https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0bb9333a665859451c634a0c669389df.pdf 14d9e9a41aeb7568ba9900b4a5d01da2 PDF Text Text · -·~---··· ~ ........ . . .... ~·........ _............. ~~·- ( __ ,_.... ··~ • 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 �. ., .. ..- __ ~ .......... ~ tHE DAILY SENTINEL touunentating l£ditorially .... ~- ~ ::- 1 •• • Mrs. ~rge Rensbaw has re· tUrned home a{ter spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. ~ur~l Harris and famj.ly~ St. Alban&, w Va. . ~ lloger •rl'her was a recent overnight Jtteit· at• the hbme of Wanted: Art ~tudents For Oasses . ,.J petus to improving our general level of so· c1al en;oyment in the fine arts. Commer(·1ally speaking, artists arc in heavy demand Schools in metropolitan centers flourish while university art departments continue to attr<~ct great numbers "f yoOng people with talent. Jn th1s (_·onnection one cannot help but recall the West Virginian imprisoned in Meigs County jail awaiting settlement of serious Lrl minal charges and drawing unusual land scapes on jail walls pendipg his return to "'' state prison . He had little opportunity for art lrainwg after adulthood, likely none during the formative years of his character Yet he ubv1ously has talent. Talent that certainly so far has been completely wasted. So now we urge parents intep~ted in takIng art instruction t4emse1ves, O!' having their children do so, Wrjte or telephone eith... er The Daily Sentinel li'ditorial department, or write or telephone Mrs . E. R. Reichert, New Haven, phone Turner 24955. If enough persons show Interest Mrs. Rek' .. , chert will be happy to' J,ead in forming up ,; ~ ·' committee which cduld'lnvestigate acquiring a location an~ completing arrangements with Prof Drysbak. Mn. F. C. Reichert of New Haven has a • · .Junior High aged daughter interest{'d in learning to draw but there arc no opportunities ln the Bend area for instruction through school systems. As a closely-knit community, including our friends along the river in Ma son county, and Meigs eounty, wr havt• , thants to Mrs. Reichert. a wa)' out from this tack of art training facilities. She inquirt>:d at Ohio University for \\ ha·t might be done and learned that Professor Davtd Driesbach, an art instructor . there, would undertake to teach a class here from the Junior High age up He would come to any suitable location main tamed by local persons to give instruction each Saturday morning at a designated two-hour period. His charges would be very moderate al· mostly ridiculously' low. ' The class would be obligated no more than to obtain and maintain a permanent space in o building, adequately lighted, with the lat· t.er factor very important This is an opportunity 1hat many adults and young folks here should not fail to ex· plore_ Training for persons with talent in dra-wing, young or old, cou ld be a strong im- - - - - -- Humans Diet, Lose Cholesterol House Flies Like It As Food MrL ·ch.,-les Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Russell, Bradbury, recently. , Mr. and Mrs Pearl Jacobs were • .~ - YESTF.RYti/AJ. r. peo·l i 0. l<,rench chalk 9. Pour wine !dial.) 10. S!Ji.Ulla.rd'l gtlO<I~by • JZ. Brulllan timber tree JS. Cotton thrl"a.d U . Form ot lotto J&. Wa.r erer 16. Jiall em• 11. Dlaftguro J8. Ntckel • ' <•ym.) 10. Alway• 21. Q\ IJhe oeean Jl. Wuhtnrton'•lert., ' ' 2. Church croaaln8' A brid•l shower New Years Eve \irs. James Kini. oring the new Mra. , the former ~ggy Bond of Ma· Serving as a co-hos~ss was Edwapd Perry.· a. McXIC&II. dog or Blr Wallet" Scott 17. Encountered 20 Force .. 4. Attlrm&.. tlve vote 5. Old German coin 6. Mine entrance 1. Orocery IL.) 21. Excla• malton 22. Locatt~d 2S. Slav. 1'etHr411'• All•tmr 24 lncreue 32. B&myanl ellp 211, Shelt.er64 blrdl 8. Army otrlcet aide 84. Two-totcl e. Cook, :lt. Equatorial aloth ucake GONIWJ. --~ 11. Contln.ut« l&Uon. H. C&wrn · ,otbry 11. Broad enlloo 111. lllUIIblo ln , IR2',· , teHutar Transatlantic telephone service began bctwe<',l New York ami London In 19G2, Gencr11l Dwigllt EiAenhower unnounced lhlll he 1s u Ropublican and would accept Lh(! prcstdent!al nominollcn . In 19:)3, Pre~ldenl 1'ruman announced that the U. S devetoptll a hydrogenbomb. A thought for today: In an· nounclng the H-bomb Mr Tru • man eaid · "From now on, mnn movea into a new area ot dt•strm · u v-e power . Sentl'nel Daybook Oa~.Aiy • SPI~IAL Special Lod 363 F t H· L M'ddl I . epor · 1911 SchooiAsse"lhJy HelifWednesday )&tlV. &"*1. 28. ~:! Wedne•day at t}W School. 2t. Letter ao. Exclamation. the group llnalnb wit II. Good·IUcJc charm blolhdoy o! lllro. Locey. M.Amdety VanCooney, Barbara Stile• and Marianne I.._ 18. Baarlup . (-1 udy ~utch· Brinkman, J'Oll can lmqtne. Htn'IIA uam;>le ot .,_ ~t. • Boruile --.. cbamlloro ~~~~~d~t~:~";~;:~:i::~~ j helle P . M.Pa ul ro,r 1.,ter. Mrs. Dana , Kanauga : Mrs. Rose, J\.UJwl'svt lle : Paul Franklin Roush, New Charles 1-~dgar Fowler, Sr. Mrs. Charles Owen, , Ruth J Kmnuird, Mn. Frederick Hen Births . Infant Jan. 5-Jnfant male, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Roush. tomb IIOWJ( , D.HlR'Il"l''QUrr · , .,..11~~-~.t" ull '6fCIIo pl\lk •odj!Golal '. •lite. ph<tne M'J'. &ntertd u IROI»« tllll maillnl mattar ot tho ~I o1~. at POll> ' ' 4X1' l.ao\.• ' ',r ' lo LOlt .'IlLLO ~ '''· , ,- OooWtorllmpl,y-fariiiiOihor.llotbii--AII .. . •far 1M 11tNo L'• X tor th& - O'o, ato. llftlla tnplloo, tho loarth &ad rarmatlool ol th& 11ft II - M t h o - lotlftl ota .......l. .· lo-- ' ... o.r;'i.;.. ....w~.. lliiiATil'l A W : - MO •' troy, Ohio. , ' ( .., NoU...l ad~ ·· t'ipi'ount. Uve: BoiUnoK'•Jil i).&u,L~:~e. '811 ·. . ~xlnat011 Avo, '!few York. dabiCI'Iptlon roteo: .:loll""'"' bJ tarrier where avallPible, 10 eenta per wet: on., year tn tdvan.ce 11 Tho Doli.Y S.nUnel office, $11-!10, olrl montlls, .-r.80: three m011th1 90 y motor I'O\Ite ftere avail lllAlfo L\l1o NO mt11111111111a •• ''l'nrl Cl~ , ne mualh, tt. .' Pat admlttel. . "N·ilo," &DY of At the same trme Ute 'bodt also trle1 to aUrround the m... vading genns with a wall ot fibers tuld cells, This attempt to wall off the create-a a tiny wo ClaH. .. tubercle. · ~e ~t~el'lv~ that~. ~ 1Jof; d~Pd ~ Popufii.r oplnlori to the eon~ trary, tubtrf.!ulosi3 is not as yet a licked disease. Some 250,000 Americans hav~ active TB right now. An ia.ddltiona.l MO,OOO have the disease 1n an Inactive form and should be under medical .supervision. .And- get this-more than 60,~ 4>00,000 citizens or thlt country have TB germs walled up wlth:ln their bot11e.l!l, jul.lt wa.ltlng to burBt out ·M.d aweep through the lung• or other pa.rt.s of thl:! body like an 1nvo.ding' army, 1f given the chance. Invade Body Here's what 'happe!I.JJ when 'lB germ.1 invade the body~ ECONOMY SAVINGS' w. 1 John Elias. ' 'body's 8howa. He s:ud he !•au Ol'en "e x pos~ed W the must lU dJCJ"oJua mterte renre · Example: "Fuud people dun t want anythmg prescnteoJ w 11 : c h .mght re-du~· e annet1te" ,, Mr. and AliT lbe thlnp rd n.t1 about. ''!'hoe I otpdltd ~-ri llloo oruy ond t&lktd to goopt• •1 Ill the f\014. Llttlll b;r ll,tue, I ~•.ll2"' tlf0j111ve, h ....,_, ~-~ too.• ': 1 .., 1i> o!lo~ •• . ..m ,_ 01-Uou · them ,haell: · •~ J wu full of que~U~a\out,. 'II 1!.&4 dmtt h , d • cbntact ~&uM t trt~o polllt thoro, Pat told quonut han ' to _ . ...d 1!> aho wont Mine ', I a . th.., 1o Jol>olupliol'lo Pat 1w1 , , p,t,._m If they _ . Juot ...,. ...wor.rtrhlotbor,..,... . »li'1" ud wore th6oa • llor llpo. · ·Jo.lkllloiiO<I _ , It you'lo 1101 ,.titnr Oli!&(l .Qerloll Work , &I tut u you'd Ilk' don't look ltn-. t: Pot fltllt (OIIllto tho ~Uc oround !or another Job: Look Clh!C"f> mapatM. On• c~q abe tald that Jho thourt>t the UOil &l>oul plutlo coillaet 'ten~ d m• a. .tamped. Mlf-&1.1- · = ·1aou lliOo.e« .. "'!~ , _ e ~.... .. ~"' al'"iJJ < •• ' - · pul>llolljr . ow.. . ....,...,.. ........ -- &.., ' ,. '. _.d l ' l l - l t ' · ' : .... ' W-ith Mat.chi.ng Light Fixtures START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT I BU BURTO IXIE DI!AL WITH YOUR INDEPENDENT MERCHANTS INITOWN OP9n Evenings IIDd WINE CARRY OUT SELF SERVICE • det~• BEER SIMON'S MKT. Tll9o'doek Phone 93"38 COURT STREI!T to try to ~pel tho lllvlillel'l again. I In preperatton auch an. a.ttaek, wnr alreadY. be ·sust POMI!ROY Look What 19c Will Buy At ~imons daueh., , Deb•a 1JI,.te .. ,. 1L6;(Mr. Rev. and Mrs. Weber Thoma called at the Will Heilman home recenUy ChesJ>lre. SMOKED 'JOWl BACON · · .. · · .... · 19c lb. SMOKED HAM HOCKS .. .. · · .. · .. 19c lb. Flti!SR PORK UVER . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ' ' ' ' ' LEAN 1111,d MJ:4TY PORK NECK BO,.E$ · · .. · · ........ 19c lb. I JANUARY ·. I ·' Clearance .Sale '' ' •' . ~ .' ' ' tnn.nprlng cwWoM a lid ol ..... f~ · ~vctlu wltft co.ifll'ltl 'of kaiftl d.:. cwotot fabrkl 111 o chM ftl ....,.__ · Starts Friday, Jan. 8th . .. SMITH ' .' ' ' tel&tkml bu1ltlt11 Wbfln lht' ~u around for ~• "eXtn.'' you a reual't'h &14 (that"• ' a ~Y can. rtvt to th,_t~ob you'Vt pt. - • tor clork) on o ·amaU IU ,..,d »•• ...... ,,._. New Drapery lklterials If! Tfrt/3 T!/1!> &l.'/7'11. be moblUzed more qut~klJ" By Hatlo Spring Decorating I I !# 1959, IYI/0 6EG1ol'5 77111 l>• "'lf..'f. . ' Mr~ Vlrlll~ . ~.n~, I I With Your MEIGS ElECTIICAL and SEWING SERVICE !'6A GOlFeR 01" 11111 Y11AR .1\lrs. · Stuckey, were Ella both Mae ofBurns and Darlene Mason. I Let Us Help You DIES AT 126 BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI)--Rosa lijelic, known as the olde~~t woman m Yugoslavia, d1ed TileS· i diiJ' at her home in Komoran vi!- ~ P"- 6445 !age, acconling to reports r~eived here .Mrs. BjeJic was belie\Jed 'to Clifford &: Elizabeflb Stumbo be 126 years old. She was the N. S.Cond An. Middleport mother of 11 children, includmg son 86 yean of age. WALL,oJR., /(15 ;;,;::1~~gem'l• wanJ up yo~,~r -------SEEKS REPEAT WIN • • • By Alan Mciver TV 'INTERFERENCE' - Aw.ttrawlnning TV Wl'ltt>r and producer Rud St>rl!ng l!g:lts a Cigarette m WastHrl''tron O!•fure lettmg an F :c''hea r r,g 1n on hJ;j vtt>'ol.s ao,.ut Gp :.m · I!IOf lnvulvem ent m l'V tJEFE~OF in the lung.!l may burst free and. ea.use an ~Wtive use ot tub~q.o losls. Actually, though, ft ,. Mster to man~baU your detensei!l s.galnat a aeconcl attack, J'wst a.s a humt,n. a~my usually 11 bet• ter prepared agalnat a IIM:ODcl c~ ----- ' 'I Invasion, OLD EVIl SPREADING AGAIN-Thue two tncldentl tJiuetrate 8.ll old evU which Ia spreading again, with lnddeat. tu. Weat Gennany, el~~ewhere in Europe, In Greece, ln South Atrtc&, tn Chile, In New York. Many aeo·Nazla bave ~ arruted tn Weat Germany u a result of the deset:ra:tlona. LOAN CO. r.ii~~~~~~:~~~ii~iiii~~~~~~-~~~.~a~nd~g~r~an~d~p~a~rents ~frs. Mr and Mrs. Guy YJrri.s ol :'111ddletown are announcina: tb~~a birlh (If a daughter, Bonnie Gia, or. Mondo.y, Jan . 4 . at Middletown Hospital. _ Grandparent' are Mr. and Mn.. Roy R1rfle, Pomeroy, and .Mr. and Mrs . Vern Wells, of Shade. KH. Herbert Riggs of Darwin is a great grandmother. The Morris' also have two 110n•, J ~ef~ Allen and J~ Roy. Oae of ids: Jewllb lbop1 •wutf.ka.palated ID Lee&~. Ell&laad. lw.rnt4. • ,:, 'Dho ttdltor mode Ito tllt.t '"''llon I• man&~td to """~ Pat 1w1 ao ltlhl to ' 011 bou Into dolnl nowiPfpor -.a. ....,.t holl' -torta~ .lllt;r voru.m. an4 1M ht me JWulll 117 _maU: OIH -.. UIOillha, llf.lll; ••lilt.;tuG; oaa moatb, tL u...t• IUJ!IIolouo\Y. , Richard Lee Rife and Mr. Md 0. M. Rife spent SU11a!Q' afternoon wilh Mn. Val Rife o1 , Wdkea:ville. r Daughter Bo"' ...... 14-20 \'lotoo.• l'llblllhod 1Y1117 . . . . . . .. ..PI SundiJ bJ nte Olllo Valli! lubllalllnl C9mpoDJ at 110 M• ~ .$, h~Ji..Ohlo, Bullo : , ,~ ' 111< hlll4 at It an4 put Into _u.,. ,.,. - • to be '\VriUng articles and bQoka abQut bnttlea theae days. They diacue battles fought during the Civil War, Worlil Wars I and n, Korea, !llld a. host Oc other ~;:on.­ tlicts. I'd like to dlscu~n u. battle tcda~. a "{ita.l engagement fought With "an the drama. 8Cetn on December <QI. ' A son to Mr. and Mn. John VID Meter of Muon on January 3. 1 i Mr. and Mra. Harlin Rife apel!~ Sunday wtth Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Ward, of Eno. Mr and Mn. Carl Sbenefeltl spent New Year's Day in Athena with Mrs. Lelah Folden. Cbril:tm"s weekend •.ialtora of Mrs. Wilbur Bailey of Pom- Mr. ano !drs. Leonud Lanham eroy and Mrs. M.ary Elizabeth were t:Mn. FtaBk Lanham of Weat 3chaffer of Columbus called on Vlra:Jnla and Mr. and Mrs. William Pool$' of Canton. · · Mrs. Jel)nie Roush recent 1J. ond 'llietttYU vehemV'tly r.i'blu~ lloalR the Jtft of anybody WhOII 'rlllon. 11 ~ot perftet waa Thtow In That IJ'ttle "'':~ttra• mqtlatnbl.r &ht~m OII.Ct to a~ To Tip 8eahl Ia Ywr Favor, ••~ ldltor. ~ qu.uoa ly HIRMAN N. IUNDISIN, M. D. ,~· ' 1!')1'11 dn ,lhaldo~o~\manlf,pf .'l!'ou ~i ~lh" wr!'lll&~nt. · t• 1A Dat ast&ot lenltl ean DEVOTED 'It INTEIUISTI OF MEIG!J..MA!lON A.RIA llohar~ •• - · ~ •t. Ktnr- what - --- - I $25 to $1000 " tho foE .' ct Chlaaao :nd th: 1 ;•.Re: 1ri,V __________Jl;J::Jt:!J~""~.,j.l,____ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bowen ond family, of Ca nal Wincbeiite.r, tpent the week end with the floyd Wood farntly 1 - -- West Shade News Of Social Events .....b J'ound&Uon, abe bflnr Hwardt<J ill ju•t a'bout evtry THE DAILY -r"'NTINEl iR .O.Baktnr ' . ... ·l .ac, IO\d . Dennil Walburn IIVtl ~ report on the Hlpb SChool Annuat, discuulna: the variou1 ])haaea in tetUna: lt ready. II. CIUllo ... ~~~~19'1HJI~ er u aceompanlat. Tbe barthday 10ne wa1 1ung in oblervance of the 17. Dootrlne .1. '•'' ~ .... ~~t Pato.nd :r.r:t ' ..Y ll &11'/a)ll ..... of • MANY' tJeople News Mr and Hn. lAo Carter, of M1chtgan spent the Cbrinma1 hol· tday week here with her liMen, The Republican dub's 150-mem· Mrs. Harlen ' Rife, !dra. Paul ber policy comm1ttee endorsed Brown, Mrs. Eatie JobnJon and Moorehead, 61 , at a meeting here Mrs Martha Ward. Wednesday n1ghl The dub also endorsed state RC'p. Robert E. Ralph Darst, of Middleport and ZeUer 1 42, South Zanesville, as a Mr. and Mrs 0 M. Rife apent ~anad1date lo llUCceed Moorehead Chr1stmas Day With Mr. and .Mn. m any spedal election called to Donald WoWoten and children fill the vacancy Danny , Donnie, Jloan and Ruaty. - ·-·. to "'l'""1 •¥""' IT. Tidy ofdlqu~t ' ' .,t .... ~ .. :blllla."tJ,o.\kll>l ~W>ctor Wol'lf'~hw ..- ! ' ,..!Da'lli11 •., · l'liiliO""eontiOt"t.e~ Mrs. ~I,Or 1te re1allonl. He suggrsted alte go ahe&.d rind do Jt. "1 wasn't vel'y e.urt what lt wa1, to tell the truth," Pat ad· mltte<l. ''So I went to the 11brary and rea~ all the book• .-.ulllloll<l ~•PA to try "'l' ll>e 'I!IW oUuoil, to df ·l'i» a 11\tlo .uore t1W1 the ompJ+tor Earl Knll'!,t., P!i~oi,P"';), !"" in , 18. 0f00Yfll < SERVICE over an!! above tbe eau of duty tl rewal'ded not anly by the military but by employtH and cuatomera and. 'Ule JUblla at )!t.rge, 'l'ht beat we.t to retuwomo· t!Oo•,· l'alleo 'and "''ogliiU~ la ,to, .QII'IJI Ill & little ...trt In -::::---' MEETING MASON CLINIC Adm.lssion.s : Lisa Mc:MUUon, RaDecember 23; Giles Smith, December 2~; Johrt MitDecember 23, Dec· ' I the How Your Body Fights AgWtst .Tuberculosis Giving Something "Plus" Adds Up On Paycheck 11 lNNI HIVWOOD the 4-door Cornlr Mdaa. but hn Its awn diAtind •portJ atylinr 111.otir. Thh ia aell'ented by a apllt front ant &ad a new roor deail'n which feature. a larte •lorrinr rwar window. Dinner Party Held Reeently · At Mason Home I 1 ZANESVU~ . 0 UPI - Ohio Sen Tom V .~toorehead was the powerful Musktngum County Re· publican Club's cho1ce today as a candid.ate for Congress from the &even-county 15th o1stnct. LOVI SONG WINS - Berth• . :-7:::--7:'"· Wilke, 23, shown with Donturned Mlsll Alma Duddi;g and - L--:-E.fiersall, Pt. Plea&ant attendald Tagmeyer, Jr .. 21, in Miss Mary Dudding to Nitro over ed a dinner on Saturday, January Miahawaka, Ind., r.. gtvm,.: the weekend. 2, at the home of Mr. and Ml'11. up her career aa une ol Den· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wurner Boney Mitchell of Pomeroy . Also mark'• \DP atngen to wed. and family had the following .as atte11di.ng wa1 MJ;s. MarJe Custer, Rev. and Mrs. Richard Wright Jhe )'oWII meat cutter. and ehildren vJsited last week New Year's Day gueats : Mr. and rLYdia Eben:hach, tioUI of Pomeroy. Mrs: Rufus Cobb and family, of New Yeai-'i. Eve guests of Mr. witb hifl parents, Mr. and Mrs. H-oward &raduated from Chalme.r Wright of Moundsville, Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Edward Ry:cn were Mr. Kelly and son, Eleanor; and and Mrs. Edwin "Blldwin afid hama High \ dfll of 59 W. Va. Fred Porter, Sprln,!lfitld, Ohio. lam!!y. ~ student, mell)l)er of · tbe 'e~\!:~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan and Miss Sharon Berry of Ma ..on left team and National H,onor ~ Jack Doyle · of Co~umbus spent family, Mr. 'and Mrs. Marion Rizer on Sunday for Vienna, w. Va., He was also winntr of a six Neo4 Year's weekend with Mrs. and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. where she will spend a weet with United Natjpns Pilgrimage Jack Grueser and son were New her aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Helen S:tewart and family. youth trip in 58. His address is Mrs. Sam Windon returned to Year's Day dinner guests of .Mr. Lester Johnson. PV't. Howard McDaniel, RA 1560. her hollle on New Year's Day after and Mn. Eber Roush . Tamara and Tony Fowler of 7495-Co. F. l!SASTR- Fort GorRecent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Pomt Pleasant h:pent the New having spent several weeks with don , Ga . her daughter, .Mr. and Mrs. Joo Frsnk Reynolds were hilS sister, Year's weekend with their grandBuffington of Pl. Pleasant. Spending the holidays at the Mn. Ida Mae Hemingway of Cm- parents, Mr. and Mn. Reuben !Mrs. Fannie Franci.s, Mason. un· home of Mr. and Mrs. John EUas, cinnati and Mrs. Ida Nichols of Stewart. derwent minor surgery on her face of Mason were the -r:h1ldre n and Point Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lish, Msat the Schaekel Clinic. She was re- {amihes: Mr.. and Mr:,~. J . P. FoldMrs. Pearl Roush and grand- son, Eddie Lisll of McKinleyturned to her home where she is en, of Columbus, Mrs. Cecil Fauchildren, I.ois Ann Rizer, Mike ville, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Char· reportedly recovering satisfactor- dree, Donna Will, Margie Me· Ryan, and Johnny Grueser, re- les Yeager, Mason; Mr. and Mrs. ily. Damel, Susie, Nancy and HoMr. and Mrs. Stanley Harbour ward, Mr. and Mrs. John Elias and family of Mason were dinner and children, Kim, Bambi, John OR LITTLE guests of his sister and family, Mr. and Tamara and Mrs. David Dutl· LOANS. and Mrs. Worthy Nibert of Galli- ley with children David, BCcky, polis Ferry on Sunday. Janet and Mary Anna. Mrs. Matilda Noble spent sunday at the home of her son, Steve Noble, and family of Pt Pleasant. Mr. and Mn. Earl Diehl and children of St. Albans were tuests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. /James A. Diehl, Sr., on Saturday. " C~rles Fink of Charleroi, Pennsylvania, visited bia mother, Mrs. Rosa Fink on New Year's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds of Other guests of Mrs, Fink were Mason recently entertained A gift Halph Fink and children, Sammy dinner at their home and Peggy, of New Haven. exchange was held among those Ill· _Mr. and Mrs. Dennts DUdding, tending. Mtss Alma Duddmg, and Pat Ryan Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie motored to Huntington on Friday Fife and family, Middleporl ; Mrs, to take Jimmy Dudding, who wna Lizzie Jeffers, Mrs. Dorothy Cartreturning to Fort Knox, Ky., after wright , Miss Jane Wolfe, Miss having spepnt several days leave Sandra Burns, Migg Judy Roush, with his parents. Miss Dor1s Mourning, Mrs. Velma Howard E. McDaniel returned L.uckydoo,' Jimmy Bumgarnt>r, all ,.., to Fort Gordon, Ga., after a weoks of Masoh. · & leave at M"on w1th his parent., 300 Second Stw _ Phonet 432 , p_,orou Mr . and Mrs. Howard McDaniel Sending gifts but not attending I Attending were Mri Charles Rayburn, Mrt. Lester Dodson, Mrs. Georgt Carson and sons, Mrs. Will- ~~:!;. iam Zuspan, ·Mrs. Charles Lyons, 1 Y:ra. Bliss Wilson, Mrs. Everett Pickens, Mrs. Eugene Hudnall, Elizabeth Hudnall, Mrs. Robert McDermitt and children, Mn. Paul Wears, Mrs .• Straud' McDermitt, Mrs. Lee Rogers, Bertha Lewis, Rilla Lewis, Mrs. Charles Smit h, Mrs. Fred Spencer, June Spencer. I 16. Btatua Chev1olet hu added a new %-dOf.lr eoupe to it.. Conair line and ahipments to dealen are now u11der W&J, The new, model of the rear-enaine cuu,pact car hu the ume ba1le d.lmenaivtll aa Mrs. James King Holds Shower For Recent Bride - - -- - - -- AOJWSS 1. &main 1 Moorehead Its Boos! -------- ul DAILY CROSSWORD .' LOuise Stahl and son Stephen, from Stockdale, Ohio visited Mrs. Louella Stahl and Mr. and Mr15. Ralph Smith and family at Hemloct Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Schaefer and son spent the illlleekend with his parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer called recently on Mr. and Mrs. Edllie Schaefer, ~orest Run. Carpenter News Items Of Interest 'f"n,t.:,v _ '' Norman Schaefer w•s Richard. Gil· ,. r __ .al spe·l Sanborn will be the· I • fMI\ Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., 1111. 7, 1~ CLEVEl...AND t:PI -· A pro- ~ 1 pose merger of the nahon 's two largeat radrCiad operatmg unions Mr. and Kn. .P"randl IUf~ or wa. under lludy today by • Baton RouJe, La., are lnDO\lDCiDf dal committee of lhi! HrOiherhood the birth of a bab)r dalllbter, Mary of Railroad Trainmen Ellen. Grandparent. are llr. and The lrammen, 1111cctmg m con· ! Mu. 0 M. Rife and Uae jp'eat ventlon th1s week, vuted Wednes- 1 .Krlnd mother la Kn. ltbrta B.l.fe day to st udy the mergt:r question of Wilkenllle . after H . E G1lbert, president of Olie H. RUe, of Cll'JlilOter aDd the Brotherhood of Locomotive Patricia E. Powell of Saeramente, Firemen and .Enginemen , submitCalifornia were manied Nov. J1 ted the proposal ID an address. at Reno, Nevada. They are l!loli• ing the•r hom'e oow ln SaertMuskmgum Oub Gi•es menlo, Calif. ' I. I [)ajjy - ·- -- ----=----:,...,.----Merger Question Up Point Roek To Rail Brotherhoods MASON Events Of Week Attending a New Year's E\·e party at the Dale Stansbury home were their sons, Larry and Jerry, NEW YOilK IIPI - Human he · Both the eggs which hatched in· Margaret Mos1er, Carolyn McArfee, ingN may havr• to diet to lmw· ex . to new flle11 and those whh·h turn· --,-,---,· c'1•.o;s rhnll'sll•ro l but the hoUSf' fly cd (!Ill tu be sterile were counted. Joe Mo1ler, Caroly n Woodrum, with relatives in this vitlmty E. I. 1and Ricky, of Dayton, visited Mr. !immy Haning and Melva Faye WBuld lwrornc utincl if there Jordan, who had spent the past and Mrs. Hilbert Cox and Sharon . wcrf' nn ('holt•~ lt>rnl ' The eggs or lhe flies whkh had Jordan. Delicious refre-shments [ WC('k with his grandparents, Mr. IThe Panons and Cox families were 4..'omp](•lf' liH'k uf I he chemical ! had cholesterol in their diet turn · were served. and Mrs. L D. Cottrill, returned Thursday evening gueses at the might effect human~'> the same t•d out to be 82 to 96 per cent Therefia 11nd ale Turner, Rey- home with his parents. Gene Jeffers home. w:.~y, hut that can't be thown in fertile. The eggs of the nles wh1ch notdsbura:. spent the holidav vac· Paul, Charlea .and W. C. Peck, Ney Carpenter underwent major lt~e nrat and condusive way 1t ate no cholesterol were only five Ilion with their grandparents, Mr. surgery at Mount St. Mary 's Hos [were Sund8y dJnner guests of their has h(•Pn ~ h own ror the most per cent fertile . These ny-babtes a.pd Mrs. Dale Stansbury, pii.J'I in Nelsonville this past week. nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. p~sty of all msccts musca do· were reared into egg-laying adult · He is reported to be ~onvalesctng IArthur Cnbttft. mt•st it·a. by Ronald E. Monroe, hood, and on I~ about half the1r Mn. Martha Jeffers, Margie ~at iafaelorily . Mr. 1nd Mrs. Robert Cordray and insec·t s<"ll' nlu;t t·mployerl b)' tlle e,Kgs were Jertdc. Sue and Lester, and Mrs. Mary Anna and Tommy Parker Boli· famllJ, Columb\11, visited wUh Mr. U. s. T>t•partment of Agricultur~ Jordan, Huti1, Jane and Jackle, var. spent seve~! d.q.ys. r~ecntly and Mrs. Reed Jeffers and Richard. 111 il.~ Ji('llsvllk, iiltl., laboratories . I No 1 Htct On ECit-L•ylng spent a day recently with their With thelt grahd~~bthi!r, Mr Ney They also_were callers at the Gene 11 Wht'n flie11 wh1ch had ::,een get · lgrandmotht'lr, Mrs.. Emma Jeffers Ca rpenter. Mrs. Sidney Parker also Jeffer1 and Lavern Jordan homes. House fllt'll arP never bothered ling cholesterol were deprivetl of 1ln Crooksville. speni<"li6'm' ;l:Jme here helpmg nre Mr. Cordray Ia a brother of Mrs. hy dlOieMcrol hN'ausc their hody . it, tlw lw!l'hlng percentl1ge dropA. D. Morrl11on st•ll remains a for IJ.er " l~~hft foLlowing his opera- Reed Jeffers. ch•• Ulslry •~ IIJC<IIIilhle 01 maktn~ · pt•d at once, and it kept droppin!( patient at the Mcigh GenerHI Hos· tion. ··~ Columbia C.range will meet in It or lillY td'. the related colll · ' ttharpl) as the rhole~lt·:ul ·dcpriva · Pillll. regular aeulon on Friday evening, pound~ 111•1l 1)1 the revel'se of tlun of the t'll!~·bty•ng flies conMr. and Mrs. Edwm Jordan and Mrs Faye Jordan accompanied January 8, at the regular time. human body ehcm1stry, which linut)d . When cholesterol was re· s~olumbus, spent the weekend her 11on, Eddie and family to Mr. and Mr1. Arm 8 terd Perry ~ak('S It tcad1ly whethe~ or not 1 stored to their dwt, the pt•rcent Athens on Saturday evenin? where and Milford Perry spent Thursday rt n• •·o11tutnNI •n the dtet. But 1 11 gt• ~>tllrtcd ~;oing up ago in and The AI mana~ they spent the n.tgbt w1th her with MTI. Mallie Lowther and the whatever eh•.•lesterol the ny )l't•ls, soon reuched 83 per cenl. - · daughter and son-mlaw, Mr. and Mendal JDrdan family. 1 ldrL, Frane1s Qu~en anr MHure. " '" ' No Wuknt'l$ Found ' .t. ~ - ,' ' Mr. Lat"k nr cholestrrol had no pf. \J'.I.Tj .'l' I t$ i!nd Mrs. Clay Jortt.n, Dale / Mn. Helen .JeffeTI was a tubstiMunrm• invt·~IIJ.(iiiC'd tu 11ce it fed on t·gg lnymg 1tsclf - tht• and Barbara, al.so were Saturday tute teacher at columbia School this t'uu ld he 11 wraknull in the flit•s whu !,!OI it and who didn't evening ~~aller8 at the Queen home on Monday. Mn. Coen was unable house fly " w••nkm•sM I hat gel it. Iaiii approxima tel y the :.1 u'\n~ nev . and Mrs. Merlin Teets and to teach because of illness in her pic t·ould u~<e u~:amllt 11 sa me numher of c~gs, MonroP f nmily WCI'C Wednesday evening family. Dt'liPitf' lht· dforts of ma11Y 111••· 1w:J)i impressed !hut the harmful Today I.!! Thursday, Jan. 7, the supper guests of Mr. and Mr~. Earl Mr. and Mn. Alvin Dye, Reades. ~>r!en('e hns yt•l lu find 1•ff•·•·t was to !he fertility of the 7th day of the year, with 359 mof( Starkey. hecca and Thad, are spending sev wcakne~s in th•· anunal whit-h t•gJ: li e noted that C\'l'll when the duy!i, in 19UU era! day1 in Florida. Mrs. Harriet ~uuhl he ('XploiiP•I ror long u~ illl It ~~:s wt•n• put 111 a mc1lium con· The moon is tn Its ftrsl quarter. Hev. and Mrs. Merlin Teet~ and Woodyard accompanied 'them and onli ·fly weopun llaln•nJ:l cholelltrrnl and 1ts rclul!·d The morning stars:, are Ma~s , nd daughterK, Ml'. nud Mr~ (!lydt• w!ll remain there for an extended IUilljlOillldS, haldlillt-( SIIIJ WIIK Ill · VtmU!:I ' 'r . Rupe and fumiiy, Mr. and Mrs . visit. II n ~·ul w •w I~ e merAP<I adult iuhit•••l On this •tuy in hiJtorY:.• fl! es inlu t;t:rt·r n ca~ws und ft·d I In 1830, commcr~t•l railrvad family Earl Starkey, atlcndcdandthetheannu:~l Jnhn watch Stont Mr. eind flfn:. Jae Sayre, •Ttfnmy , them •YJllJwl1r f11otiK m ordL'r to How till.\> ron bl' usctl ll~llln111 SI'I'Vicc beglin in the Uhife~ . St.ales party lljld sQJ"vit:l's at the Sihcr nnd Helena, SP,tnt ' the. hoLiday know tht> precise l'hem1cal tuliUJ'f• l liou~t· flips is not yel ••PJMI'i•nt. when a horse-drawn tJt;~rrl~e rut!· Hun Chuioo:b.~ \ acatl.on with relativu lb .Florida. of I'Verything tlwy ult• Some rlws D1·p•·iving the lwus rly of thoif'H· I'll nn the r1rst tln•Jrh .. ' track Mr. and Mrs. Olcy Wmtcr11 ~ Col· M~, and Mrs. JQ!hn Dunham and flad chot~stt•rol atli.lt'tl to this rid• · 'C' I'< I in It~ nohtrul t•nvironnwnl s, l 0 1II' c.omp1rtcu ... b y t hc B!l~imoh• '' Jmbus, spent a few days witti Mr. daughters were guests of Mr. and Jy nutriltona l tlll'l , nlhcrs tild nul sul'h as kit c hen~~o nnd cow hams. and Ohio Nntlroad. and Mrs. A', R.. Caster '· Mrs. Ca rA Dunham . When lhl' ftll' ~ begnn Ja yint:: woultl lw ruther complif•a!NI. How· Honald Whitt ing ton has been on Mr. and MNI. Roy Wiseman, Joy lu 1914, .i Steainb04.t :nnmt>d ~·gw,., thr t'J.:j(s WIJ rt· cOllected IIHI ' ('vt•t , Monroe ifl continuing hi s in· the sl{'k lilt w1th J,a mt•s Guion and David Jtln, spent Friday af· Alex Ln V'BIIey becam~ the fit\'ll put on mnJ!-!1 IIIIJII'r 111 du~hrs l'f'!IIIAnlinn. vessel ((' r a~s through t11e Pnna- .at'llng as subsli tute ntall carrier. 1tcrnoon und evemng with her parMr. ond Mrs. Richard Parsons :l'nts, Mr. and Mrs. F..a.rl Starkey. mu Canal. . Mr. •lid J;.e~ Vo~elaong, Clii'ilt,Diaa Eve . - .. ........... '.,,~.-·~·-~-- the recent guesh at the home ot their daughter, Mr. And Mrs. wm. Davia, Oolumbua. Margaret Allen, Edna Schaefer and Ivan Powell. called at the Car· men Re•t Home Thur&day. and Mrs. Clarenl'EI Ackley, Alloe•10, and Mr. •.nd Mn. V'ern spept Chrbtmas with thtir parenta:, Mr. and Mn. Norman Schaefer. tl'r•· lno::;~~ ;~~~ *1i~;11 ~ Corvair coupes now in production· 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 7, 1960 - - - ·-- ·---,----,--,-- laurel Cliff Society Report -- ...... ... ., ........ - . ...... ..... ' . ' CLOTHING COMPANY CASH BARR, 0WIIer N. SECOND AVI!. ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 'lrl rl'<l French City Brand 4.1b. Can LARD • . _ 59~ &.lb. Can LARD • • $1.10 25-lb. Can LARD • $2·95 David Davies - Choice Cut Beef RO'.U ND STEAK 98~ lb. . SIRLOIN STEAK 98~ lb. TRIMMED CHUCK ROAST 65~ lb. LEAN BOILING .BEEF . 39~ _All Cuts From Choice Beef ~' lb. �, .... .. ,.~ ~ . ....... .. .... . .- ' lobn Terre~ arY.. ~, ...,.. , ...,.t J•••ll l)l Mr, Jlljl JD<I oonl -- ' ·Jl'lllaY .~lloi'IIOOn Allee IM~.; : llro. H'ort .t ........ , - 1111'. ~ llior!IA. Mr. and :-.., . . .Old &Jookolon• II•. ood llro. llllclUo... . llio, w IUI.·!Aoloo T11lor left Un(!le, t: o.11f Sellllael, Pomeroy·Mllldleport, 0 ., Jan. 7, 1960 BASKETBALL SCORES One Man Bloeks Sooners For · ·P a other F andom ..Sniffing Championship COLLEGE BASKITULL · ·HEW~!:'!, Ino!,~~~~~!~~!!.!,~~ f;~~;;~;:··~·• placed on probat1on in 19M for T~le 12 Plttsburth }4 two years, have won the Wi Llfri._ ~~~ ts Elght championsltip the Jut 12 VIII....,. · ~ 6S Y"ars. . I Holy Crflt MI....C\utettt Sl ,.-'Itle man is Arthur L Wood . an They are favori tes to win the Nny 64 Gfttyii:M.Ire 61 ~ City accountant and ' tltle again this yt>ar ~:~ nd nurmal- Vlrelnla u VMI 71 lii&~Mter ot tbe Sooners, who.!e al · ly would \llin a trip to the Orange Geo,...ltowft 16 0.0. Wull. 12 Jl&ed "recruitin g fund ', resulted Bowl in Miami . Fla ., next New Westvn Kentucky 16 DePivl 65 1a the National Collegiate AthletiC' Year's Day. But they will not be Dayton 54' Xul..- (Ohio) 51 ANft,.'a andefin1te probat101n of Ok permJtled to appear m any bov.! Marquette 91 St. Norbe-rt'& 64 lahoma Wednesday g~me unlt>ss ""oud m.:&~es a hill Tol . . 73 Kent St. 61 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ThAt means Oklahoma, nMiional dJsciosurt> uf the_ operatiOn~ of l_he . . lh lh funds under hts 11dmlnu~tra l10n ASSOCIATION 1 f ootba II c hamplon 0 _m r~t> . e from l952 to 1954. · laJt nine years wtll be mehgJble , . _ C•nci"n•tl 129 New Yortc 113 to on NCAA television pro] he UmvenJ\y of _T uba also PhiiHelphl• 121 St. Lovla 101 or m post-season bowl was place_d on prob~ll?n for o~e NATIONAL HOCKI!Y LEAGUE for an indefinte penod re.u - Without n•strJ c~.IOn of prJV- Chiugo 1 New York 1 1leges - l>ecause a rrpresenta - TorGt'lto 3 O.treit 1 tive of athletiC interests of the AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Tole Sold To The un iverBil)'" offered a prospective Ouettec 4 Pro..,idenc. 2 athlete a "~ift or loan of $400'' Hersh.,- 2 Sprlnafleld 2 tie Hleh Bidder That pro~at1on does not C'osl Tul · Rochnter 4 Buffalo 3 One 1952 sa a_nythmg, how~ver , and was Toledo 73, Kent Stet. 61. .. l'unsule_red somethmg of a slap on We&hrn MlchJgen 63, Bowline Studebaker Sedan the wr1st. GrH" 60. At the lt. H. R•wlh'fl Son& Co. Oklahoma's probation provided D•yton 54 Xevler 51. • Middleport, Oblo, On The lhe biggest excitement al Wedne:;- Ohio Northern 106 &lllffton 66. %81b dlly of January, 1960 day's Sl'llllion or lhe NCAA's an · U Cuo T~IL."'' nual meeting and there was imUnion "11 •lctwin-W.all•c• 61. AI 10:30 A.M. met!iate C'onjecture as lo whether Contr.al St..• -41. a,. Alent for It, H. Rewllnga ' Wood w~ld produce th.e de.tlred 5ont ComPIRY records so the Ni:AA might lift the stigma 1rom the Sooner!!. R E. GRINDLEY , SA . Wood, however, gave no such ,:lOad toda)' between the Univera1tJ of Oklahoma's rootb~ll team aild a po~~ible trip to tne Orante JtowJ next yeai. 1 I w ·.... aDd. three cb.iAal'tn wer,. &un41J M.llld guuta tf !fr. and Ml'l. W i l l -. ConYincing Victory Over Jackson ( 'tuesday .Night Sets Sights Hig~ Mr. ltl.4. Mn. VIIKORt Broder\U _AHentlon Pomeroy basketball lana. took a hitch in their sportsm>n's belts this week and •began saving up their appe.lites for UJ.e March 31st banquet hoooring the Sout~eastern O~io ~thletlr League 1959-60 basketball'champio"', Clearly, thef ezpecte<l to be dining iii their "b*rt ·home town, ~ting th,Oir favorite Pomeroy Panthers takiM bqws. ' ', ' · · Bul Pant.ber coa.ch ·Russ<~ll Moor<>, llilely our of West Vir· ginia, bun'! ordered a new suit for \llf·, O.tlng event yet. He keeps a schedule of games ye>to rome in his pocket. ln plain black and white it 5ays "Nme Mote Games To Piay! " There waa little doubt however Tuesday night, by the' time lh~ thtrd quarter had reached m 1 d-~ point agamst Jackaon here, that every Pomeroy tan had vlslons of a cham pionship. And with good Iguards. Go Owners bOLLAR ($1.00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASE~ AFTER THAT DATE. BLANK AND FOR YOUR CONVI!NIENCE USI! THIS HANDY APPLICATION ai.A!L TO THE COUNTY AUDI'rOR AT THE COURT HOUSE NOW. ----w------ FEES ARE TWQ DOLLARS ($2,00) FOR EACH DO G. J'4ALE OR FEMALK. To Nelson..,llle Middleport's . Yellow . Jackets hope to get a VIctory _rtrmg star_t ed by addmg Nelsonville t o their stingers Frid~y mght. The game IS at Nelsonville. To obtain license by mail, fill in and mail Ibis form to GORDON CALDWELL, OOUNTY \UDITOR, Meigo County, Pomeroy, Ohio. Eilclose self-addressed Stamped envelope and price of Ucense. Male Dog $2.00 . ,_...._. NaJDe ' Kennel Ueense '10.00 Spayed Female $2.00 o o !o o o. o •• o • • • • • • • • • _ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • f • • • • •. •• o ~. · , o •• .;...___ ~ ··••ooooooooooo•o•o·•······ • • • • • -• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Towalhlp ........ : .. ..... ............ ; ......... . .,-.,~.,-,...~=--;-------==~----;.-;--==-· ,.:::Milc:;;-;-1--;;~;::: . .,_ :-.,. OOLOII I - . 'I .ml IIWbllol~l-ol I I . I -I I I I Jl ~ l&wniYe~!Sbon!Knotml r ·r 1 I I I I J r I. I I . ·I I n. •I Jlo. I II.· ) .P. JANUARY SPECIALS - 20% ltrt.. Amo• Leonard. DEADLINE FOR PIJIICHASE OF IDeO DOG LICENSE IS JANU.\RY 2!Jth, !JNE 73, REDUCTIONS OF son, of Chetter 'IJere New Ytar'a Wedae., for , tltelr home in Eve guesu of Mr . and lin. Hujh J:dltlo.n after ep;tndlnJ several 41Y• with tlletr PJrenU, Mr. and Bearh s. j ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS • Mercham.ColleJtiilg ~·~ .~t(;" ' ~ - ''-"'' .. ''· I . ' ' Y. ';~ -·"'~·.' :( J ' romeO'OY . N~I ~k ~~ \ • 1(4 , willh one tbooosa.nd collection Agen· Clies. If' bhey ~ve l~t county we wiH find them. Also J\Jutomobile Recovery is Olll" business~ Thla Beautiful AT Buai:.O.t. 11 Our Llno JANUARY CLEA.RANCE SALE Begins Friday, Jan. 8th- 9:00 A.M. .i SAVINGS fOR '60' MinuterStea~s , 15 reg, $3.98 Boys Corduroy Trouoero, 3·8 Sale $2.88 9 reg. $3.99 l5 reg. $3.50 Boys Corduroy Trousers, 3·8 Solo 12.69 15 reg. $5.99 Girls Car Coals .. Sale $4.39 I Sale 12.88 rea. $%.98 Orela ffoldel'l,.ll.l• 1 ' S.le $2-08 6 reg, $1.98 Rod Boxer Jeona, 3·8 Sale 89c I .' 12 re1. U-91 Girls Drelseo ... Sale $4.48 g reg. $3.29 Glrla ore.... . . , . Sale $2.39 ! rfl. 11 Ul Boyo Car Coala . . Sale $8.95 Mojllll Mlueo Sportaweor . . . . .,.. Prloe Sklrte - Slleko- Moteltlbg Tops 1anc.•u• 1111111011 Pullover, auo . , ... , S.te sue Sale,._..• 14 Nl· lUI Mlaeo Blouaea,·SJ-40 · 11......... t' 'rue. ••. • . ,... Blluel, 31-40 •.... 7reJ.,Ut Mllm lllo-. Sl-40 ...... , , Sale $U9 '"'•·14.11 Glrli and Mluea Slaeke , . , , , , S.lo 13.31 ~·J:-:... Slleke . , , , , . Sale tz,as U rec. n.tt Glrlo . . Ml- Sloeb . , , . , , Sale $1.81 • lb.49¢ UO•II . 1 Good ........ . HAM HOCKS ' ... lb. " . MEN'S W~R ., ·Reg. J>r!ee Jan. Prlte MEN'S DRESS 'J.'ROUSEIIS , . . . . . flt.95 t7.85 !llltl!i'S .pJU!SS • . MEN'S TROUdaiJ ...... : tU5 I ' " . ,. .,,..,, DRI!Ss .-'f1,0U8BRS . ••.•5 ....5 · ' Reg. PriCe .• S~rf11.9t Rubllor F'!8fwNI" , : , . . M1 Prtee Bl'ok011 Sllli>e, ODly. ':" ~~~JtiNta Wltla 20% Deato•l~- .( "''--~ i.o~tet' pd ~ $1.66 . . .. TIGHts .. , , ...... $U$ Reg. Price Jan. Prlte - $7.90 oult $5.99 oull ~~) - . \ . 'l ' '. ~ '• . . ' THE NEW AND ORIGINAL StORY IS BASEG ON THE 200,000 WORD MANUSCRIPT WRitTEN BY 'WALTER SINES OF RACINE. Flannel Shim -~ .. . ,Don't Miss It . ' ·" IN The best NYLON tireo_~~:~~ .., the market-,.3.T '-" Sofety All·WeathOl\ AU are prk:ed low! ;,, • ' '. History Of Melts Couftty lloya' $1.44 . ' .' . '· , ....,.. )llll ... _..,... ... :5tore a: ()peratod PDHt4---,o.· \ -r---., . Home Owned . ,, . :1-~ We Are P:roud Tcf·'P "ttltt To ·Our Rt~d·~·, · A N~ver. ·Befort· 'P-.bU•h•d ·'· · ... RIZER OIL CO. • I :··' ~ ' o;:r aild LeU .- 'I· U"derweor $16 !: .... - 'T't- • All Sales Fined • ' flit' 9 20 Nl- UUIIollUI W. L. pe~a Dresa Shoes Sale 1-89 :; . ·,·. . ·1111: ' Sale . . . ~~tot'i .... t\.a ... _U$s"ia W~k Boo~ TIGHTS ........ " $1.49 ' NYLON. {;tl~Booc.,J•""11 t ... Chlppewo LldiH' llltiOUdrtll't ,... ,_' -.....,.,..,.t.,,,. ''" Reg; f8.99 Boyo Eftllneer Boola, 3-6 . , . , Sale lUI lan. Prlee \ r.:: ... $16!!" Shoea 11.11-I.II·UI Some 11.00 · Pliile11: . .21i . . 'flU Reg. Jan. Prli!e Men's lnsuloled Wome~~'o ~ / / Reg. Price- $1.00 yd. Jan. Prlee- 88c yd. : II rf1, $1-19 Boyo Shirts, 8·14 .. Sale 88e Tre1-llj Corduroy VeiYeteen Skirt Lengths lan. Price · 27 rea. $2-111 Boys Shlrta, 3-14 8llle tUt 41 reg, U-89 Boys Shlrla, 3·14 Sale $Ut Reg, $8-98 . · Bo;yt Engtaeor Boats, 8"-3 SPECIALS ' r------. YARD GOODS One and l Pleee Choice. Mlsseo and . At The Mljldlepart Dept. Store '1at~L-..w!l~1 .. ~~... ...... 1•.11 Billion Cord!Jon, 31-40 . , . , , , Sale 15-88 9!* ST. 8 reg. $4.85 Girls Dres101 . . .. Sale $3.45 4 reg. $3.19 Corduroy Jaekels Sale 12.31 1 rf1. $12.95 Boyo Car Coal . , Sale f9,95 •12 % reg. $8-95 Girls Dre,... .... Sale $8.95 J'Jmf·~~--r.:•~ wnf.L .w1ai. 8 rec. $3-99 Cordu($}'j rf1;f&b'f79 I reg. $1.95 Boyo Car Coall .. Sale $8.95 PRICES 14 reg. $2.99to U.45 Glrlo Corduroy Jumper• S.le $U9 lo 4.41 Corda«!>J~ol() !iie ·~; 3 re1. lUI lb. 79¢ C:LU8 STI.AKS MONEY-sAVING . OF ' '· Smoll T-IIOllet- Save SO. TIRU AT LOW, 2 reg, $7.95 Glrlo Car Coall .. Sale $U5 U re1. f3,98 Dreu Trousen, 3·14 CATFISH • • • C.OODJiEAR 8 reg. $8.95 Glrlo Car Coals .. Sale $6.95 19 reg. 14.98 Dreu Trousen, 3-14 · • Sale $3.88 • lloheitiS Pu-l!Oady Sale f2.99 2 reg. $6.95 Girls Car Colla .. Sale U.45 !1 rei- 12.98 Boys Corduroy Trousers, 3·8 , Sale U.29 . Corduroy Sports Jackets CUBE STEAKS .i'l. H. Sanbg.:ll.:.~h• .~.liY ., JANUAR Lean Jalcy - Save 30e . 11 reg, $4.99 " 1' ··' Bulky Knit Sweaten . . . . . . . . Sale $UI ' "'ll•L • IW!i:Jb8 · "save !W'.i.,"At "' ·., Jeweler slU1AGE . .•. 30 reg, $1.29 Knit Blouses ••... Sale 99c 58 rtl- $1.98 Malehlng .Fiorillel Shirts Sate $U9 ...... Tender Every Time BARGAINS: Shoes -Infants- Chll~ren'sMisses .. 4 reg. $4.95 Knit Shrugs .~ti;~_. ;a; j )l)l VAI.UJ\8 ,FROM $1.00 lo $18.00 THE SHOE BOX . Middleport $1.00 ''JHI SPECIAL PRICES Caii914·Y or 378.J Agenl WDI Colt Sal~ THE .SINES' COSTUME JEWf.LRY .. - Not A Sideline 42 reg, U-9H3.98 Boys Lbu!d Jean• ';I IN THE DAILY SENTINEL - :,~ ~~~§~~~~t~o eoa5t. DOWNIE.GROSS, INC. \ t ' ~ • • '~You'll Like Our S"ervlce" ~ -~ Firestone THE·· DAILY SENTINEL ,. . . I . ' , ' ·- �~ Sc>.ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. ?,1960 - ~============~~ Control INSPEC'nONS. PBO!il 383-M. GllmDre Supply Store Vaughan Pest Control Co Mem ber of National Peat Control AuoclattOD. lH-t!• PHONE 398 RE.TES I .etntl per word, one iruertton. Minmtum cblrl& - eo ot* word lor three consecutive :lrolerUoal. Special - one monl.b tor 30 C..!Dls per wo."'d. l'uJJ rate of 3 oento ~ word will be cbat&ed f• lad~ It DOl P&J,d w.Lt.hin 10 Wlys :l!ter reeeJ...W. bW. Brrors in Adverll.tlrlli - Sb.ou.ld be rt:ported •mma!JitelJ. 'l1l ~ Seliltinel will oot be respOOiillble for more lha.D one ~ reet mserttoo. Card ol fh.ants and £pectaJ. Nottce• ot Eftota $1.00. Obi~ publlJhed at 1 ce1~ per wot d. a DAYS 2U 60c :a: '"" 90c Ads rt..><:el\led by 10 A~ l I! $120 ,1... ~ 1 140, ft.60 •. 00 $:!.26 .V.60 will btl ln Lhat day's paper. Not1ce ~- ~ 8 DAYI $l.l16 $!80 --- WILL I 4.Kf< UIJJ AGJ:: I'~N :SJONI H::-. t il lll) home Prdcl womtw l'huuc ti9lti J 14-6tc JIMllEH, WANTED S I'A..\ DING 1 I 56 f~~ddlgra~~lt~~~:.r ~::~::~:~~:il:, ·~~-cc=c-c·c---,P-Occ"c-'ccER- uLD~ 68 HARDTOP ., brakes and power :.teenng Will take old car m ~ro!lde 1n Arthur Koemg, LLonc. Bottom 0 lh; nuLe from Eastern School. 1-6-6tc ~~~.I:U.RCH KlTCHEN CABINETS Jo'orrmca Top, .Bookcase built to su1t your house Vmyl A.sbes to!> Blocks laid. Ne1gler Buildrng Supply Call Guy Ne1gler, RacJne, Uhto 1-H.!c wES11NGHOUSE WASHER, $10. .Phone 457 x l-l5-6tp _LI Uhw _ _ ~ 5 Jtc rH£ Hll L,\\ lJ VOLLN rEI!:H i'Irt' lJqJt 1 ~,~ 1 " 1,.,w 1 r no talls ouu.Jdc Jhe ~lJL..tgc Llllle~s wn Lratt h<~s tH ~.: 11 tJlllllJ<-~ ~~J Jor same l'ontra~ts t:aH be punhu~ ed at 1 ~g 1011 llc~IJ 011 Morulay hlt,:hls 7 Ju Lu ~ vu HOUS}>; AND 'TWELVE ACRES 1 6 6L oyl ,~round 1n CRheedsvdle, o. Tel. -~-- ~ u .. on 5320 1 ' eeter, 0. ' ~?-~~~03t and Found - -- ~- r..ut .J ~0 1e~ \ 0) Jowc~t prices see l''ullon Thomp· son Jra~.:tor Sales, Pomeroy. J-:Ht St•dan USED BOATS AND MOTORS, c 25 0 cyl .. ecououl~ Ulnrlllral ~ 1'umc1uy end up whUe th•y last. Metropol• 12 31 tile itan Marine Sale• and hrvlc•, 600 E. Main St., Pom•ror, Phone 1955 UJ,/ISM(J ll1 1 L 4 duor ijill9J 61145-J. 11 :H lfc V8 Sll la11 Ull~lllill IJiudl. ltn.s/Jl ~- -~ .--spout::.~ J u~~.q ~LHrmll Hmho \ t"'tJ f'9r Kent aruJ ht<~ltr, JllalllnaJ ~. POrQ· t ..,. _ _ _ _ cloy I~ 31 6tc .W'irtmentt,,feople' 1 T•n•n •nd -- --~'"'I .{';V'# St., ott ,ftu»ernut Av.., i9.:l4 1 111 \ J\ULt.l I.I~Ja•rc $69a. .,,. .,lOy. Phonrl 321-Y z u~•ut ~· 11 ~ 1 ' \jlulll '' or!~,~ Ln-.) ~~, 11 2 •~p ..,, 1 1 11 11 liuhll l .l.t< ' ' uuwr\IY 1:'. ;:n 8~ · \t. MJ,>.;N l'S - t'urni.Shed and w;~o~. 1 t,\, ~ 1,\Jt l l!JU' $6~ 5 1~ u't:m~hed. · M~JAlat~terl, Middle"'o<~or ~>~•r.rJr st'·ltKll!IJ orLgLnal ~rc. l~wue t;u44--M. ~ 3 U liglll l11rll Jrlobtt J,l.o<lltr;~r ' I'IIIIH' JllY 1:.: Jl tHe 1957 2 tHlOH. u C\'LJ.-..mm J'OHD liootl t:uJJdJLI\Jil \.".Ill t.tke 52 or 54 w ou tJa.ll alld take over ,, pi!.~ mcul~ ;,('l' All d rew vi over ur 1all B<+OJ 1 u:ms ~ __ ~--dJII'l 'Hd <.:•••n j ----1l""- H ,, · II> d nrmauc 7 and 8 HOOM OUSi!.o, 4 ROOM UMC. ,.,, .UI Heb• eMd Modell M.lJROPOl.JlAN lvl"l '•I•• Jjo 2 '" " __ - and NtCE-FJ\i-ROOM ROME, BASE: menl, b11th, garage, large I.ot, fruJl trees. Near Grahltnl Stat1un plant Ph TU·2·19~1 after 4 p, M 12-30-titp ----.-~-- Mt~N'S SUI'IS, SIZt' :U:I, MAN'S Ovurcoat, Slle 38 D~tvtnpoll und FOR THI BEST IN ARTI~ICIAL IRIIDINC1 Chair, 6 n1u old, Elect! It' trn1n call und lr~ns to1 mer Cu ll :14Ul uflct AL8EBRT P~RKIR. CHIITIR. 0. 4 I' II 1 Htc Kautz Feed Store, CheBter, YUkon LAVJ~~ WIN'JhH t;UAT, SIZE 3-214tl or Five Polnta Grill. Pom· 12, .$10 00. Phone 629UM after IJ croy 917-JA, before 10 a. m. Five P. M. I 6·61p d&IJ6 breeds, 3 bt~el, 1 dual purpole. NO ASSOCIATION TO lNGEH - s~.WJN(i ~1ACUJNE --.=_ JOIN. Now have frozen Hmen nound bubbm morlul ongumll)' from moat popular buill. sold for $17U 50 Brand new 1218 30tp NECCfll s<:WI:"lJ MACttlNE Equ1"pcd to zig :tlll,l, darn, monou:ram, ei(! Sold originally tor • .~.dl ou Pay off balance due ~ 00 ur $1:1 00 ,per month Jlhone t. o. McCOY AUCTIONIIIt Route 2, Lon1 Bottom, Ohio. 943. ~- DON 'T liE l.OCKgiJ OU1'1 G~T 101'1 TRII IIAVICI AND Rl• an l'tra ey totht)' ~or l'udlock:., mn•l. Phone 245-X. 1~ Autoa, Homc!t, Apurlmcnt1, Of· 11L'e6. Made while }ou wat:ch at 4lB CONDJTfONV..:.. . RU'IUQ&RRowley & Reed MldaUon lletYJee. Jtd:'l Retrleu•· dlepnrt, OhJu, Uon, New SIYillo Phone TU· :~~j, Auii ' . . . . . . · ~ __ ,'" ,.'--,.,.owr7.. .,••-:,_~ ..·1. S UNRAY no TTLE G.~ In ~od C""dltlo11 l'l1one 3·:1324 , ~· _y~ b e.ifih OhiL Phon• ' 11 19 Jfc POR RADIO AND T. Y. II,AIRI ·-- - - ::-:c--:-:-:-c:-:-c-c: Call Pr1nll: C1ptelnll, 414 N. r HAY MuS llAV TliUMAS, LONG1 hcond AwL, Mldcllepport, 9 l:lottom , Ohw 1 7 :ilp A. M. to t "· M. 12.,J-ttc 1e °"" l!.i.~~~::~~U~R~N~A~C~~~·~·Jw:I:I~T~IN~r~GI' appll1nce1. Amokl lr• thtn, lyr~cuM, 136-Y. m: Legal Notice 2 console c.ubmct Bahmt·c due $64.00 or payments of '8 00 per month J'hone 343 ~:~:m~ief-Salary 40000 4•50000 I ~IOTIU~R and DAUGHTER Wants huu~~J work. Will hve tn, more GOOD HALJ>,H JJ!\Y ANIJ SIH.AW for home than wage1. Write % Squa1 c bulu A,su corll. rrank Box a&:l. Pomero1, 0. ,Qcech 78ll MAJ!lc :;L Mltldle. port 1 5-6'1'P (20) Business Services (9! For Sale ~~e~~= n~r~'~s39cg~;.t~. !::to~e~ ~~~ngP!~~r ~=~sea Fire Dept. Expense 200000 First Aid Expenses •50000 Civilian Defense lOO:oo Contingene1ea 200 00 Total General Fund 46 252·00 Sec. 7 : That there be apPr()prl· a ted from the Utility Fund . J,Jtlllty Fund Street Llgh•· ~.o 6,000 00 Hydrant ~ental 3,360.00 Total Utility Fund 9,360.00 :Sec 0: That there be appropriated from the Parking Lot Meter Fund Parking Lot Meter Furn4 Meter Payments 3,90000 Street Sweeper Rental 4 000.00 Total ' 7,000.00 Cem.twrr Fund Entployees 3,00000 Material 500.00 ~..: Tools and -Equlpment 300.00 •0 01 ..10 (Jf over real e8ut~ now owned by sa1d Other Expenae 11 , 16().00 Vtllage of Pomeroy to perm1l m Landt and Buildings l,OOO.OO gresa a.Jd egress to said lot. PubUc Employees Retirement S~CTION II 'that the real e:s System 30000 1956 CHEVROLET 210 DELRAY Late described herem belongmg Total Cemetery Fund 7,25000 2 dour. Ecepttonally nJCt! All to the cemetery has not been See 10. That there be approth~ extras Gad Miller 257 LID- used for bur1al purposes. That, pr~ated from the Street C'onstruc 1 M ddl hl6 d 1 1 be d con St • l eport, 0 'sar rea esi.Bte wll rot nee · t10n, Mamtenanee and Repair ~on~270J -~- .:~·OTe~cq.J!l the future for said bunal Fund {Motor Vehicle and Gaao• ~ -11fD~ pq:rpo~s. 88 said real utate de- hne Tax Funda) U;lo. JoUgw.ne. (24b) ~or T r<::tGtr~ scrtbed herein ts unsmtable for Street Con•tructlon, Maintenance -~---- burial purpoaes. end Ropol• Fund LARGE COAL HEATING STOVE SECT 1ON Ill· Th t h d · · a t e procee 8 Employes 15 000 00 New thl11 fall to trade for small or the sale ot sa1d real estate Materials· 7' 500 00 coal heatmg stove In same COD· shall be applied to the mdebted- :street Repair s:ooooo d1twn and atylmg. Contact Mary ness now extstlng for the !mprove- 1'oola, lrnplements, etc. 12,000 00 Humphrey, Route 2, Carpenter, ment of Beech Grove ~emelery Pubh~ Employees Rettrement Ohio. l-6·3tp of the satd VIllage of Eomeroy, System 1,000.00 Ohio, ~tnd for the purchase of ad- Mitcellaneous 100.00 dltional land for the said Beech Total ' ~ 41,000.00 c••• No. ):1,963 Grove Cemetery, Pomeroy, Ohio! Sec. 16: That there be approBette Sue McComas, who resides I previOusly contracted by sal<l prlated from the General Bond .Reat 4148 Hillsdttle Road, San DleiiD [ trustc~s of Beech ?rove Cemetery. urement Fund: 16, California, and Evelyn Bensley' SECfJON IV l'hat Lel!lhe F. Qerleral BG"d Retlremtnt 'unfl Stomsld, who resides at 6524 Mon- Fultz, Franklln Rizer, Roy. Betz- Redemption of Bonds 4,000.00 tezuma Road, san Diego, Callfor· mg, Richard Jones, Dor Schaefer Interest on Bonds 1,080.00 th oth f B tt S M . and Dort Collins, ljli memben of Total 5,080.00 {:~mu e t~e p~:ceo of ~e~dl!!~~e :f thlePVUlage CoOuhnctl ofd thAe1frV•dllagEie Grind Tot•l Approprl•tlons • 10 an 11•~•of Bette Sue McComas o. be f omerow ld N'' kl 10 d t'Ch • .....,...._ the father bomg unknown and cannot with 1 r ~ • orJman ban f t~r· Sec. 20. And the Villaa:e Clerk 11 reasonable dlliaence be ascertain- ;•~urr?,Trr.,~: me~ t~rs ~ hereby authorized to draw h1s ed wlll take notlce that on the G0 ~ t Ul 8 h~ h ed eec warrants qn the VUiage Treasurer oth day of December, 1959, the berove 0 I e~e w '\: sal .1memd for from any of the .rs e age ouncl an appropri•tiona upon replalnUff Edward Lee McComas a minor, by Lee McComas, his n~xt satd members of the Uoard , of proper certUicates and friend (!led his petition &ialnst rrust~es 0~ Beech !Grove C"metherefor, approved by her In' tbe Court of Common Plea11, ery a~e of ~hsuperv s ~n °~ mab· board or officers authorized Meiga County, Ohio, Jn CalM! No., agemen e proper Y 0 c to approve the same, or an 115 12,963, praying for divorce and aold deacrlbed herein are or re&olution of coun other relief, on the grounds l>f byt ~ut~r~z:d ~f h aetll ~~~~ the expenditures; progroaa neglect of duty ond ex· es 1 c e E ea er warrants ahall be treme cruelty. Said cause Will be ~ording Cto hJalw ~n Jhe for aalarJes or wages 81 for hearJna on or alter the 18th erms n an on bv au• sale. '~~ Wty of January,1960. SECTION V, That the Wlth EDWARD LEE McCOMAS, the V!Uqe of Pomeroy fur· a minor, by Lee McComas, for hli next friend, Plalntlrt. I( Fultz, Fr•nklln Rizer, :~:;;~ .,.-"TZ ing, Richard Jonea, ...,.,. and Don Coilina, as Plaintiff the V1llage CouncH of 1'7, 26, 31; (l) 7, 14, 6h: of Pomeroy, Ohio, and berfeld Norman Kloes and Char1 .1\ les ~urra.y, Jr., aa members of the , •: :so&ra of Tr].llt~l of Beech Grove 24 f Trade 5 room apartW. B~ngel, Phone !~v~ ll 2 tfc 14 HUUMS and BATH andn;;-; I ment on Lincoln Height&. Gas 1mnace 1lard woo d f 1oora b ullt m kitchen cabmets. call 28. apaltmcm Rll'nt A 31 1 in center of town. Needs some re feet m the southeast line of satd pair No reasonable offer will be .M){)() sq ft lot, to an iron pm, refused lhence nurth :n deg. 00' west 4000 NI!W HAV&N-4- bedroom home 1 t. 111 the northeast line ot sa1d located on 1 acre level ground, ;WOO sq ft. lot to an uon pm, fine for garden, double garage, thence south 39 deg. 00' west barn, other outbulldmgs. Mo· 50 oo !t m the northwest Hnc of dern throughout, $11,0()0.60 said 2000 sq ft. lot, to an iron pin Jim RIH.I•h S.leMINn Ill the northeast rlght·of-way !me New Haven, W. V•. of the old Sugar Run Street, Phone TU-2-2143 thence north 51 deg, OO' west 9 50 f h h t t ht r NEW HOUSE, TWO BEDROOMS 1t. In 1 the 11 ~ 1 Seas ~ g -~ way large hvmg room, butll-tn kit- me. 0 t e 0 ugar un treet, chen cab10ets, gas furnace, m- to an ~on pm, thence north 34 sulated large carport 125 ft de.s: 0 ~ west l6ll.75 feet ln the frQP,~g~. Wright sireet, otf \norlhea-t, drJ!t·of.way hne of the Mulberry Ave. $9500 00. ReadY ~!: fi&~~®~~~~e~ ~e:n ~aos~ for >QCCU~all'cjr aHer Jan. 1~ . 1. ' • ' I , :t ""f ' , Ph ~y w·th y aoo S.O.~ eet.-i\ the southwest nght 0 one liV, ' ur oung, r of.wa)' ~ lioe , qf, l)eW Sugar Hun 11~20 Valley Lumber & Supply-f Street ·ldiY~..Wel, UJ' the prmcLpal c 0 ., Mtddleport, Ohio place . of , 'begmnmg, contauung 1·7·3tc 10 153 square feet, (0 233 acres) more Or' leu; also a right of way I ( 'ia t Martne ~UPP,Ih !Db5 l'LY \lUL 111 :! 1lr $ti95 LLkc II•'W llnJ~oh I I Dischinger,\!' · 0W..~ae·t ,, S ,> :M ' Re.rii.' ~ ~ilollll!foy, ~a~p.~:~!~r~~~~l~:~APD. ~~~~~~t l SEE THE Ceme~in'y. (I) 7, 14, 2tc Hl.h bllketto t.Oiarl Falls eqe match CRASH KILLI TWO wltb Paul HQI AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI)-Two ....., for lhe wlnnen. bad 11 for Harrlaon· coWded in fron,t of Univenit:r HoapJt.al here Wednesday then Hal'l'laon- mounted the curb and killed twO 2D-12 with Eddlo Maya women. cbarKed both drlv· the , wtnnen:, Rouap en with ilboluntary man -slaujh~ 1 •. .Filla. • ttro • ; I ~•· ' • • ,#/.' '~~..'l!f ~· '" Pollee . . Market Report I ~~~~~~~9~rore Athens Protests Bus passing Up I T wav Service . 00\YIS 17. Cita•nel3- lhursdq •• 00 House on IDgh Street 4·30 Split Personality • Hogs, 2300, mostly 11 e lower; mixed 180-230 lb 12.35-12.60, m06t· ly 12 60 for 100-220 lb; 225 lb 12.150; 230-250 ib 11 BS-12 35; heavIer we)ghta not e.stablirhed, sows steady to strong, m1xed 301l-400 lb 9.50-10 75, 400-600 lb 8 21f.1J 50; over 600 Jb 8, boars steady, 6 50. CINCINNATI <UPI) - Produce .Eggs, at farms A jumbo 24-29, A Large 21-28, A med1um 18-25, A small 13 16, B Jarge 17 22, und"er· grades 10-13, dehvered FOB Cincinnati, A large 31-33, A med1um 26-28, A small 25 27, B largf! 28-30. Poultry, local fryer supplies be· low normal, dressed demar,d fa1r to good;! pr1ces at farms, fryen 2lh -4 lb. 15·17, heavy hens 14-20, light hens 6-9; fryer prlCes 134,· 500 ~d 22 per cent at 15, l'l per cent at 151h:, 38 per cent at 16, 23 per cent at 17 'Is'1 .. - ~-· I nurSufiY i .' i.Ot,' I \.nlilnll\e \'110 1\mwl<!!' ' Ifom,llot>NII• '' 5:80' 'RockY J'rlond -, 8:00 San Franeh.co Beat e·SO VoUl' t:::.=~eo aeporum 6:40 Weatherman 6·45 .Tohn Daly News 7·00 Flight '7:30 r..ale Storm Show B·OO {)anna Reed Show 'aM e:·so 9:00 9:30 10 so ll 00 11 0"" U:Ur 11 15 ~ ........ ,.~ "'"" .. 'l'lle neal McCoya P~>t Boone Sh11wroom The l.rntouchables U S, Borcfer Patrol The News Tonight ~ranmn~ the W<tathw Sports !lleport Theate,r 13 ChannelS - Friday_ S 00 9 00 tlO.OO Doug Martin Show Romper Room Movie 1 Legal Kelly Tires 1 2·30 News (Loca ) ' 2·35 Music Go Round 3.30 News 3.:g Music Go Round Go Round 35 5 30 Community . apd local newt o 35 National' NM- !; := Show 6:00 Sundown Serenade 10:43 Conn~ HDedmvn 'til •· 0 fO 1 :;.::•:.::..:=":-.:c 11:30 Faiftn Marke~\R~---.,-, ---:--,-:-....:.. ';;::::::-:; Mrs. Clarence Grueser, BD. Mr11. Minnie Orr, RD.... Mike Thel118 1ohn Hamil\ of are great grandpaT· • e" etatuaey collectJon, works by Rodin, Lipschitz and Sir it was announced ' f - 1 RaJ ' 8 A.M. 1:55 P.M. 8:55 .A.M•. 10 A.M· 3:55P.M. 11 Noon 5 P.M. 11:40 Country Hoedown 12:00 News 12·.30 -.~"ust For You L~g :~~~ Go Round j , Q~~,~;,J}f,...., . , i . . :~Wriil'''f"b 'Jil!k,a,....t.t ~· . ~M! · ·xrmed Sef11ceS 10 ·30 Mornin"' Devotions 1 7 ltc I '\114 ,'iin:· " Radio, Station \ WJEH \ ~:~ Si"!n On 11: .....,. d Western O.Oil RFD (coun .... , an mustc) 6 :m Farm Market Report 6·33 News o·4:0 Breakfast Party 7~45 RadtQ HymnaI 8:00 Breakfast Pnrty ~ 8:SD News , J 8:35 Breakfast Party ·u i 9 ~~0 Community an'd local news (i:58 Chief .9$ 12:00 Reotless Gun 12:30 , Love Tllat l'lob 1:00 About Fac.es 1:30 Way of L1fe 2·00 Dly In Court 2·30 Gale stonn Show 3 00 Beat the Clock 3:30 Who~ You Trust 4:00 ( A~er~can '(Bandstand 5:80 Rtn Tin Tln 6:00 San Francisco Beat 6 SO Your Esso Reporter 6·40 Weatherman 6 45 John Daly News 7:00 26 :Men 7:30 Walt Disney Prestmta 8:30 Man From Black Hawk 9:00 77 Suntet Strip 10:00 The Detectives 10:30 Black Saddle • 11:00 The New Tonight 11:05 Seannlng the Weather 11.10 Sport• Report 111.15 Late Show WMPO Daily Prograro Schedule ~ ' "·· r. of'the Olllo Valley 11:30 Tbe Eva Ardin Shnw l SIRVICE STATION ' 11~ Your Esso Reporter lg,: POWELL'S A terrific buy btt • ' , ,l!,o;~iJiu) )!ri~gi doe., a ., Chal!Jiel J3;. Friday ' at Wfwles•le Middleport, Ohio, ()a, Tbe daY of. 1980 ......,, ' December Bride Love of Life Search For Tomorrow t:OO The Bl"ighter Day 12·4~ The Gu1ding Light t.15 Secret Stonn 1.00 Heart of the City fa,·!lO Edge of Night 1 30 AB the World TUrns 1:00 The Tbtee Stooge• 2:00 For Better or Worse 1 I.SO L:fP. of Riley 2:30 House Party 1$:00 Arthur J Smith-News The MilllORalt'e \ 3:00 B·.ll5 The Jule R1vlin Show Htt "1'b!i 1 '~er~iM is' 'Yours B:~O " 'A,mQs ' 1n 'Andy 400 The Brighter JlaY 7:00 (J S. "darshall 4 \5 Th~ Secre::t Storm 7 30 Lock lJp 430 The Edge of Night 8:00 6ctty Hutton- Show 5·00 The Three Stooges 8:30 Johnny Ringo 5 15 'Toy Preview o:OO Zane Grey Theater 5 30 'The Lift, of Wley : J1;3P Spcc~al Topight 6 00 Arthur J. Smith-News 11:00 11 O'clock New• 6.\5 Julc Rivlln Sh~w 1J :15 Late Show 6·3(1 Amos 'n' Andy J1·31l .Sign CJ!f 7:00 Shotgun Stade ~-7 30 Rawhide 900 Lucille iBall-Desi Arnaz Show ';, ~tiP ~Allin '" JtckMil-News The Twlltght Zone 8 15 Captain Kan~aroo Person to Person 9·00 CartoQQ The.!!ter 11:00 News · 12;d0 '('he ~ ShO\II Show 11:15 Theater 13 10.30 On The Go 12:30 Sign Off 11 ·OO I Li>ve Luoy • Channet 13- Tlt'll'sday 1 No. 9&2-682\ ~tbet ,lw\>nU' ~t!9!lo wel'o all ~:.,r, 1>'1 PI&e.i<-'' -WHTN.TV _Channel 13 I ONE 1958. DODGE TON TRUCK At tho lt. It Rowll ... SoM Co. or the mane« IICene uted throuP. • out ~ UJ>Ie. A beo~llfu)lf trim· med Cbtilt'lhJA 1 tree , ancr . many ' 10:00 Doulh Re Ml 10;3(1 Play Your HUntb 11:00 Price Is Rla;ht ~-wcRS~TV' -~unnel Ohio May Ballot Will Have Nixon For President To . . Soli To The Hltll Bllhtor ~ulbs herolded llol- llle ltotr !omUy and thole "nannel 3 - Fr1"day Legal Notice I utoo of 11 30 Concentration Truth or CODJeCI.Uenc.a Steamboat Bill 12:00 3·00 12.:3P It Could, Be You G10 Sa:t Preston 1:00 .Mid Day News 6•00 Flatt & Scrug~ Sb ')W Movietime H~ , 6':!5 Weathert!a'St 3 00 Young Dr Aaltme "N('_.!; Plrture 6 31) From These Roots 6 .~5 Huntley Brinkley Report !.~ House on l{igh Street (•Oil Wl:irlybiMI 4 ·SO Split Personality 7:30 Rescue 8 O:OO Steamboat Bill BOO l'at Masterson 5 :30 ~isco Kid 6 00 Steamboat Bill 830 Ju"'nny Staccato 6~15 Jim 1\aeker Show 900 Bachelor l<"'ather r·ao ForJ Show 6 25 Weathereast 10·00 You &et Your Life 6 30 News Picture 10 30 Take A Good Look 6 :43 Huntley Brinkley Report 7 ·00 Death Valley DaDys '.:oo News HP$1o.dllnett> \1•10 WC!atherealt 7 30 This Man Dawson 11:16 The Jae~~ - ~ -~- 8.'Xt Art carney Show 1'1. 9·30 M Squad 10·00 TBA 545 Sii!JI On . 10·30 nJ\. 6 oo Cpntirtental Classroom 11 :00 News Headlines 7 00 ToiJilY 11 :10 Weathercaat 9 00 ~tie DoQnan Show H:l~ Jack Paar Show 9.30 Come~y Tlma · ' 1.00 Slf!D Off:__:,--.,...,-- the 6th day of I lRA MORRIS as Admm1s trator of the istate of Mary I Lmdsay, deceased COLUMBUS, (UPI)-Vice PresiWEBSTE!l. & Jo' ULTZ, dent Rlchard M Nixon's name Pomeroy, OhlO . I' \VO wdl be on Ohto's primary elecAttorneys for Adm~mstrator J tion ballot May 3. (12) 10, 17, 24, 31, (1J I, 14, 21, 7tc 1 ATHE.''VS, 0, (UUI)- The Pub The deeu;ton Wednesday o~ the _ , lir Utrlit1es Comm1sswn hes.rd Ohto Republican Central CommitI protests here today agamst the tee >to endorse the v1ce president Greyhound Bus Co's request to STATE OF OHIO 1ts tv.;o way serv1ce outr1ght, and run delegates pledg1d1scontmue ed to hlm w1ll require Nixon to b t c t d B1 Deparhn..-t Df P!laturel Resource5 1V.~ wheen t mcmnat 1 an e pre 10 offlc1ally announce his candidacy Divlalon of R•clamahon as mg on coun y. before Feb. 3, the deadhne for (Jl Notl.:e ef S..le- Reclamation I'he heanng was the seeond mg a statement of con-sent m the Pnli...at Hl!r. 103.,.... Plantintt Strip staged by the PUC, which earlier secretary of state's office. Mine Bankl •ffected by tt.e Jen I heard eomplamls m Hillsboro State GOP Chairman Ray C. Mlnlrt• CCJmtMnY ,ih Rutland if own· agamst dropping the bue. run The BhSii went to Washmgton today to ahi~, Melg• C::ounty, Ohio. ' bus ilrJtJ &tups at Athens, McAr roofer \vtth NIXon and meet with The · ·ruvlsian or Jteclttm~twn, I thur, Chlliicot~e, Botn<rldge, Hill.. Ohio's RepublJcan congressional ~· DepartmJnt ~~ Natural ResoQ.rces, boro, Qwenrmlle and Fayetteville delegation in the office of Rep. !!tate. i1f 'Oilt9~ otreti for sale llw 1and M1lford m 1t" datly runs. Clarence Brown of Blanchester. plantmg to trees of strtp mmc Before Jte left, Bliss said he was banks af!ecte!J, by the Jan ~Lnmg STATtESMAN DIES Rbsohttely confident Nixon wlll Com~?J,~ty m Rutland Township, Meigl't!punt~, · on wbkh scaled WASHINGTON, (UPI) _ Rep announce before Feb 3. Bliss bids wiM, ~e tective,d. The estJmat Rtt:hard M su11 p9on R·la, d1ed at spoke to Nixon on Monday. The Republican ed cost' or thiS work i.s !j:i3,456.50 'l 8 .15 a m. today at the BethesedJ. orgamzation which will be pa1d from funds now N... va! Med1cal Center He was 59. tapped state Aud1tor James A. ing state off1ce 1n 1960, as the deleheld by the Slate forfeited by I state office m 1980, as the delethe above named st~lp nune upera tor 1 No~ce gates' second ~hou:e for president. The plantmg 1s to be complch•d ' Ohto law requues the selectlob LEGAL NOTICE between Jwarch 15 and ~~lay 1, of a sel:!ond choice Rhodes, the 1000 Further ddalls a1 e found m Sealed Brrls wtll ~ ree~Jved by ,1~·~~:~:. three-term mayor of Oothe specifications 10r th 1s work un 1he Htt<~rd of lou:Hty co'mm1ssmn· p was picked to g1ve him 11 ti tf 1 th n · I" of <'r!>;, Vleigs ( nuHtY , Ohw ut the presltge and pubhdty growing I e m leo ICe n e IVIS vn Rcelamutaon a copy of wh1ch may Ulbce ol Bald iloard, Pomeroy, of th1s largeJy honorary role. b bt· med 'on request Uh10, up until 12.00 n'clot:k noon. I,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;.--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, eB~dsawlll be recetved by the Di January 18, 1960, for furntshtng I 1 VISIOn of Reclamatwn at Room 711 , <he (ollo\lo mg State OHtce Butldmg, 65 South '1 ranspurt delivery o{ gasolme, Fron' Street, Columbus 15, Ohto, until 1.30 p, m., January 18, 1960 regular and prcmtum grades to tht• County Garage, Rock Spnngs, Blda shill be on forms furntshed Ohw, at the dJreclion of the Coun by the DIVISIOn of ReclamatiOn ty Engrnecr, durmR the 00 day and 1hall be properly s1gned and penod commencmg, Jan 18, 1000 dehvered on or before the above l.'!uole prle~ on both regular mentioned t1me and date and prenuum grades A d,epostt of a cert1£ted check Hoard of Commissiqncrs reserve for five percent (5%) of the h1d lhe ughl to reject any or all bids shall accompany the bid as a of County Commi11ioners Board euarantee of the Signature and ' Middleport, Ohio By SHaron Boylu, Clerk r f h delivery o a conttact or t e (I) 7, 11< planting work by the successful b1dder before Feb 3, 1960 The work will be awarded to the lowest and best btdder and the whom the work IS must furmsh proof that IS responsible and capable of the work accordmg to the if requested to do the Divllion of Reclamation must ~urrush at the time of exeeut1on of the contract a or commercial surety performance bond in the amount ot fifty percent {50%) of the con tract. I tin, <Olont TELEVISION GUIDI WSAZ.TV Channel 3 CINCINNATI (UPl)-UveJtock: Cattle .00, calvu 400, &ood 8711026 lb slAUihter oteera 22-23.110; •Oandard 19-20; eood 7 - lb heUers 22'23; IIOod lOii0-11110 1b hei!en 19-21, utility cowt: 15. ~ 16; utility and coflll(l'el'cial bW:ls 19-21; >C>holce vealers. 34-36; good 28-33; atandard 23-28, medium 68, lb nu.xed stocker h~fem and you;ng ll''"~t;~~~~~ nrnl)-Sh ~ ....~ owman •lvln•· larael h1s mil- 10 ~hrowa 1960 I 9111lolt1n oll•er ond Jold bontl, tw with bri&bl ribbon. pine ond Dally Sentlnol, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., ilan. 7, 1960-7 1 118a7. ,;8-11-tf Ohio, ..id r I,, /'o.,,'l 'omoteey, 'i..erekl> ant ,, lzed , to convey or dl nanee s b I ' IKiiiii"IR " 'I' ~ ., It the earliest pertcJd ~ 1 ' " teal e-~ j by dted to the highest _,.C u .. r!t . bidder a(ltord.iaa to law. Jaw. 4 • 1960 frn - - \.."U That this ordin&nte shall be in USED JlAN l'S AN[) SHIRTS 8rtte, PheM .. Cef'ltHt DOR SCHAEFER Joe'a A. ('t • ....,.,.. ke.-. Oh.. 1 ~~:~~~~:~. CUPI}-A couple of force and effect from and af~ PreaJdent of Counell Walihcd anti stcnlrloed Carry out 51J4 LocuHt st., Mid· &-Jikt I' Jerry Lucas of Ohio the1 earliest period allowed by Attest: Edna Scbqenleb dlepo1L 12 29 30tc Dischmger of law Clerk of Council TELE'I'I~ION. RADIO .1r SIIALL Big Ten mdtvid· Paued October 19, 1~. 11 ) 7, 14, 2 tc scorlna .veraa:es CHARLES W LEGAR _ _ _ _ _ .;_:...;. .Jppll:mce repalr. PhoDI NEW lfi<IO PA'rrF..,NS PLASTIC \lcCUntock, RaoiDo, Oblo. 30 polp18. . Mayor PltiiiDINT '¥1nDow b!mds and shadea, Vene made 11 field goals Attest. Edna Schoen!eb, Clerk (UPI)-Tbe National tum blmds, all kmds and colora Fl~r glaiS awnmt~.s, Day and free their prpved sate of real ofestate In third placein amGn8 by above the Board SupervisR. RaqWedne11day uecutJve )ll,ght name plale• all Jclnda. llcorera waa. Horace lion for management o[ sa.1d Ralt hat been with Alun1lnum ladrfenr all kindl, of Mlchla:an State, who estate furniture 'dealeR Free EaUm•tt~, Dale Wlppel 29 pomls In hit lone ap. Leslie F. Fultr. &rouP alnee 1920. Supply. 216 Unwn Avenue, pe~~ral>~: Franklin Rizer 11-.30-uotc Pomeroy, Om-o. Slotlrled of Ohio Roy Bet.ln& Korln• wltb .211 Richard Jonea -, 11107 ED11'10N LNUS~:D COfd' nor S.b&efer plcto set with aupplemcnts up to ~'":--:+-:---' '· !)on Collfnl . ' date EDCyclo~dls llrrlt1mnlca. Reduced pncc Phone 6237 f~trriS(tlliViiJlle, Memtioera ot the Vllhaee council Alfred Elberfeld 1·6tc ~ , Norman Kloea ' 1 ' Charles Murrlly Jr. Member's of the Bl)ard of Trttsfeea of Beech Grove ====--===·-:--::::-= RIVER REPORT OFFICIAL LOCK 23 REPORT A$ OF 8;00 A.M. TODAY GAUGES Gallipolis 18.1, 28.4 rurlllmg 72 feel, Winfield 18-D, 15 4 runnmg fo:..~r feet PomeroyM t 2?-36 27 .3 2 Pt PI ' ason, easan , 23 Lock • 24 · 9 CONI'HTION OF MOVABLE DAMS Dams are all down and rtver falling' 1 foot per hour !rum 13 through 23 OHIO RlVEU BOATS. Lock 12, Mtke Credtlor down at 6 10 a m 6 2, Lock 13, Water C BeckJord down at 3 00 a m. 5-7, Lock 16, Marlyn M. down at 6 25 a. m., 0-4, Robert Reed, down o!ll 6 30 a m, 0 9, Lock 23 Cec1l Kmg dowg at 4 45 a m . 17-0, Bea~rr down at 6 45 a m , 0 1 I ock 33 J 3 Lew1s up at 55 lO a m 0 12, Conme Jane up at 3 15 a m o-o, Lock 30, Duncan Bruce up at 6 00 a m 020, Lock 28, C1ty of Huutmgton up at 7 25 a 111, 1:1-0, Vu:mna up at 10 10 P m . 2 U, Lock 27 Raymond E Salvit1 up at 5 30 a m 16·0, Wmrhe~ter up at 3 :15 a m 7-0, GallJPOII!, Fred W Alcott up at 8 45 P m 7-0; Lock 23, Pittsburg· her up at 3 00 a m. 3't8, JaneT up al 5 40 a m 9-0; Cherokee up at, 6 00 a m runmng light; Ba3--0u ,Lurr;une U.P at 6·10 am 4·0. KANAWHA RIVER BOATS. Wmf1eld, A B Cuss down at 115 , a m 0_4~~-~~~1 D- .-IS.IJ ,._,..,,ly 1-5-~t ~~~ n~~e ·~;:~~o.house LU::::.J _ ~,,IIllo .r11<1 ~p1t ted houndiDAIItYMANSOLAltMlLKMINDER morslh II hill I .10,[ , . l l l lll j_,!,Jjg New 300 gaUons 1,986 00. For h(JJJO~~v ~ .. lulrl.o) lJJ,\ht <..a ll blJl ~,. 1 11111 1 1, 11111 ,.,tr 1 6 :itt: - ~~~- - - • Ordln•nc• No. W Insurance I ceata: per 1 DA~ 60c .. lulhorlz.... Tile Sole of 0.233 •cr. of R•l Eat•.. Locat.d In !'REI! I'OB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE BBSUL'Ill u Legal NotJce Legal Notice A~NUAL APPROPRIATION ColO No, 11.251 ORDINANCE The un.lwown heu·s of Mary .ech Gro'le tenwe.ry, VIII•.. of (VIII•..) Lmduy, df!cH&Sed. wtll take nottce ·omeroy~ Ohio, which saki lot I• An OrdiMIIft to IMke Approprl- that Ira Morns, aa AdmmiStrator 1ot neect.d for an, Munlcipel or •tiona for Current Exp.tnHI and of the Elt.i.te of Mary Lindsay. de· Ctmlter/ Purposn othor lxpendltv,... of tho VIII ... ceaHed, on the 9th day of DeCem· An Ordinance No. 332 , of Pomeroy, Stat. Of Ohio, clurlnt ber, 1959, filed hiS Petition ln the Be It ordained by the coun~l th• fiaul y-.r ondlnt Docembor Probate Court of Meigs CoultL)', (ZObl r the VlliRge of PJ;Imerqy, OhiO, I 3ht 1960 Ohio, aJlegwg that the personal Se•Uon !. "'t Ordained .: the estate of SIUd deeedent ts msuff1 BAJINES.SIMPSOll INSURA.'IIQ JJ members thereto concurrm"o 1 ... DC <t7 SECTION 1: That the folloWing Council of the VlUage of pomeroy c1ent to pay her debts and the Agents, Middleport. Fire, Aut(. .HSCrlbed real ett.ate belongJ:ng to State of Ohio, that, to proVIde for charge~ Ol aommummnw; lwr t!~> mobile, Bondi. lo-bone 63Ui ne VIllage of Pomeroy. Ohio, 15 the curreot expenses and other tate; that &ald decedent died sellea COMPLETE INSURANCE PR~ .u L needed fO;[ any ma~clpal or expenditures oJ the said Village m tee a1mpJe of the followmg real tection. Life, Auto, Fire, Pollo emetery })ul'pe)8ea, to-w1t. of Pomeroy dunng the fiscal year ~state Call Doa MWa. Middleport "Th~ followmg described real Located m Beei:h Grove Ceme· endmg December 31 st, l960. the Ohla. ery w1th the !ollowmg descr1p- followmg .sums be and they are estate Situated m the t:ounty oi ~ne1gs, State of OhiO, and m the DON STIVEILS wn i I f hereby let asJde and appcopriat· Ohto "ompany s Pur"has• and Ill Begmn ng, or re erence, at a ed as. follows, vu: ~ ... ' "·•JOS I mar k mg !h e souuu::a .. , corner Section 2 That there be appro- Section No. 16, ol1'own No 2 •nd J( the Beech Grove temetery, prtated from the General Fund · Range .t'<~o lJ, to-w1t Begmrung hence north 78 deg. 48' west 212 1 Gener•l Fund at tne northeast corner of the t to an ~ron pm markjng the Council southwest quarter of the southwest 288·00 quarter of :Secllon No 16, th~:nc£" ,nnclpal place of begmning of 960 J he tract herein to be conveyed ~~:~r · 00 soulh ;a of the distance to tht ,a1d Iron ptn also being the m Treasurer ~~ south lu\e or sa•d Secuon, thence er~edwn of the aouthwest r1ght· Sohcltor 500.00 West to the creek, thence follo w fin.,,.. 60u..,l Jf way lm~ ai the new Sugar Run Land, Bulldmg and mg the creek north to the north --JlreeL (60 wide) with the north· Buildmg lrnprovementa 4 ,000.00 lme of the soul.bwesl quarter ol 'LI) t\001 t:StO•t:r . .ilst nghtof-way line of the old 1Public Employees retirement sa1d secuon, tbence east to the ,ugar Run Street (~' w1de), System 200.00 place of oegmnmg, contammg ~... hence north 79 deg. 28 west 10~ Legal Advertising 250 00 twenty (20) acres, more or less, ex· t.,MCifl'll' J5 ft. lD the northeart r1.1ht-of- Otflce E~pen~ MODO cept the coal apd other nuncral ,\'l>IY hne of the Old .sugar Run OUJce Secretary Z.l60.00 under sa1d dest1'lbed real e~;tale \ASON-Nice 2·bedruvm home In _,treet, to an uon pm; thence UtiUtlea 'l'he prayer of sa1d Pethton ts 300000 good rea1dential section, full 1orth 70 dea. 56' welt 52.30 ft. Dump Rent •600 :00 for t.ne sa1e uf sa1d• real est».te for basement, automatic gu heat, .n tht! northeast raght..of-way hne Notes and Interest l,020.00 the payment of decedents de bts storm windows, large kitchen uf the ol~ Sugar Run &~eet, to Insurance and >Bonds UMJOOO and chal'ges of admmistermg her and dining area. Only $11,500.00 an tron pm, sa1d U"OD pm bemg , Shoppers' Lounge and City estate and other rehef NEW HAVEN-7year old, 2bed· .n southeast corner of a 2000 sq. Hall Janitor Thepersonafll'stabovemenhon 40000 · room home located on Fourth .t lot conveyed to the Ohio Fuel Ch.ief of'Pohce 312000 ed wilL further take notlce that Street m excellent netghborhood .... as Cumpany by deed da~ed Feb Pohce 14;000 :00 they have been made parties de Fuorllmbwas nemdoewn t, ,anudtodmooatr',', haheradt: • uarky 6 , 1960, ~ ec ordethd m Deedd Parking Meter Payments 4 ,068 .00 ttehncU.nt to sa1d Pdelttt1on; and thth" 1 81 0 8ou 164 , pagt! ~ o e retor s (StreeU ey are requ1re o answer e WANT ADS WOIWS Legal Notice (20a) Termite TI-IAT rvE TOLD ALL 'ABOUT~, AA£!AR, l'LL AS~ OM,. QUESTI N~ �• CHUCIU.FOR . fOOAl' . at ¥ . NO - · KICKING , IIOMSIY,_ 1 ...... 4_ U~l Mr. ondMn. ..... IIi.,- ...,. to kick lholr ,..,. ter veoc1 luck ufttll Army .. told,_ Thui'Hty lho 1........ World Wor I 1oomb .., otlll ox· ,..m " ......... • enttne Weather OW.. '•lr ..,.. mlkl tH.y, illtll In tM .._ Tumlnt ~~~:oldH tonltftt with ...1111 Ml snow flurrl• INif. lr .-th, low - · In lho :IOo. S.tu,.y JN~rtfy cloud-f, co. .r, toulh. ------------------~--~----------------------~~~~~~~~~~--~~--· -----------------------------------~~-VOL XI ·NO. 224 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ollio. Friday, Jan)W"y 8, 1960 SINIII.& COPY-Ic Winner Of 1~60 B~y Derby annual msp('('taon of Sdf'.Jm No 456 will be he ld Salur 9, at lheshtre All muons are tordt ,.dl~ 1n Northern Local District Petitions To Secede lOP VAlUK a GOOD ~AS! Pome'i"y, ()bto TONIGHT •nd FRIDAY HOL!DA Y FOR LOVERS' Clifton Wtbb - Jane Wyman the tMtiOD. SATURDAY ·~... Y~utm{ 1958 CHEVROLET Be-l Air 8 t ~ lmd~• 4 lJoor Sc dan lhw tntll' tgt lll lnud own er Aul(}ffi ,tlt< 11.tl! ~ ~ower ;tecr mg naJ1u .. 111rl lw ttl ! Jet black frnt sh, ]U.tl lt d v.tth t•xtros $2095 1958 CHEVROLET 3 cylmd••r 2 Door I tki' new bc.tull 1ires sp otlt • ~ tttll'n > ' ul cream fl r> ts't hr Jlt•r !il.ul d ' t~rd tram. r\ t' pp t ~ · .uttt' )nt lllce to drive $1565 ~D rnl'ttc trI ll' ,,1] radw ht .t•r 8' ~C k fl ..,fl ll and Ivory ovr r >\ nl El b"erfel ds JANUARY SALE BIG REDUCTION' Cont.,aufng CN ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE 1·~ !litre The COI!IJ!Iele Une Of .Coats • Dresses - Skirts F, y. 1 1 Jtl , PERc~· ~f.:S ~ r : • 1 All Men's and Children's Wear Many hew spring patterns Alsd solid colors Yard Wide , p IWI r br 1kcs l1h 111v. t 1n~ llt• VIII\) fttlL~h tlee uld. QUADRIGl CLOTH, Sweaters 1957 CHEVROLET Statlnn W, Lrmc Ohar lcs Wilcox - also 'TilL SHEEP MAN ' a yard hlfll , ~tev $1795 1957 PLYMOUTH Springtime Broadcloth Belvedere II flunlt r, p l ntljli' Ivory over d.1rk hlu1' rlnt ~ h .tu DRESS t.om&LlC lt l ll'i I!Hi tl dill\ llC~I $1495 t~ood f mL~ih tlerr m .,: l'l••an Jntenor all $1295 ee IN USED TRUCKS 1957 CHEVROI.JT 2 Tun LWU, V8 mo~ l~d rear axle, ~Gild cab1 82Sxact t1rc1, Mttrlon IO'x7' dump b~ A rea l worlchurre. $2495 ' 1958 GOLIATH. paitl.\omtr BPt· ....8d tran• nluion tnd 14i ~Jtn<lcr motor, .ow mtln&(e ltttl 1\t' W In side and out Heater HEVUC· ' OL'E"O 5 lbs. 79c ED TU $1995 1956 CHEVROLET 1 Ton LWB V8 motor, 2 speed 'l!'ar arr'c , B~x~O tire&, sound necln:ltically, fiiiOOtl 10 x'1' hydraulic dump- body, etab and sh~t met~tl need1 painting Longhorn CHEf.SE 49c lb. ' 3.do.z~ $1.09 • 2 boxes 67¢ MAGIC BLEACH Gregg Pernn , Judy Sauer, Lynn But!h11 nan, Leullle Haptonstall, Carolyn Floyd Car· and Howard Mr and Mrs. Ora 11•11, Ractnc, Stelf[ wu spent Friday evenmg w1th Mr an d Ruppelt, Mrs Stanley Tru!J.!ell. the e9· Mrt Lucy Spencer fell Sat urday Brown and morning and broke her arm at thL IR"""u__::~ • • • • '• quart or patterns. 3 yards for $1.00 Mr. and Mr. R11ymond Sayre, spent TA.BLE COVERS Reversible weav'l,.cotton table covers. Red-white, black:Wbite, brown-white Reg. $3.95 SIZE "52 BY 70 INCHES . . . . . . . . . SALE U.S& Reg. $2.95 . . . . . .. . • SAI.E ,2.00 SIZE 52 BY 52 INCHES GI')J'oor, of ' LO.ton. ~a\lghter, Gina the l p,111t wttt. with grand· who spent returned to her home at LoPan. Mr. and Mn EugeDe RowJey and children, Dunbar, spent Fnday nl.g,ht and Saturday wtth Mr and Mrs, Ralph Ballard. J% .WDOl. . Anolhor ••• Jltl_,., CIIIIDOD Finger Tip ('IVN'O'Jf· ·' "ILAiHKEfS 'rER~· , q.otH Towns,. Roger ' • Wfl&t spent New Years Day and Mn Eddte Gnfflth Mae Peanon has gone to I~'""'" Ariz., to 1pend the wmter her dauahter and son m-law, and Mrs. Chules Reuter, ,)Jt. Mrs· Stanley TrusseU ·~..•:~-· ,,c::lll·::••· Ola Hysell is ~-. GGS ·6.9c · • or the choir inelude Judy and Karen fane Erlewme, Beverly WHITE .3 lb. Can • • sorttni!fir as- I G re ~g . Medium Size CRISCO Regular Tl DE . ' j ' A YARD lb. GROUND 'i SLICED BEEF BACON 21bs. 98c 39c lb. BANNER - • KAliN'S & S!JCHER'S .. uwe $1295 .. ,- MA.JE RIAL .. ' Choose .from a wide 39c oast FllESH LEAN 11 . terns flwlrl :i i,C 4 Door Sf'dlllt VH mo tor Fontornutle tran joj pow t\1' B!atk und 'Y.hltt• DRESS Ya1 d wide, f•it P>IW'JI Many new spring p~t­ 1956 FQ:lD tin~ 80 Square Percales MATERIAL er, nlct! and dL an ' )( ,, ' With fringed ends. Solid. r .... $5.19 colors. l5 by 27 inches. ' 72 by 84 lneba $4.1& ,. pair 4for$i.OO 15¢ COnON SHED BLAN~ Unbleached cotton sheet blankets with blanket stitch· ed ends. Cann~n standard quality. Personal Size IVORY SOAP • • • • • • 4 bars 29¢ Clifford Black, or St. Jo .. ph, u spending a lew diYK here his ton, IIerman Black and •u• , Rg, SHEET BLANKETS, 70 by 80 l!lches .. SA,LE $1.8t . 1 All Flavon JELLO .,'"'. • ' • ' ' '·' ~:lli~I)!Kft1~, _70 ~y ·ll lildtet ..• SAL& 11_.. I ~ ...... , I' • • • • ··· '' :• '"' 1 SHUT· 8LANKJ!il'S, lfllijo \ \ 1 , ., , , , H " 'llldlfti . Jf" • l I' '' $1695 • ( BAC SUPER MARKET ~ . .. .. ~ ,.....lnin1 portion ., the foretOIIt. •mount1n1 to mon ltton $23-mlliiOft, will be In· v"Mcl ill ti'IIMmlu&on and ... tributlon f•cilltles, In our oHh;e •ncl ..,.,.. lluildlngs, hl coal mining l1nda M4 tqulpment •nd In • wid• v•;tety of mlacel· l1neous PN>II•Icts," Mr. Prea· SI'F;m CRAZY' ,.~..~~,~ • • Double bed size, COlton, plaids:$1tb'i~hta.. " ' Ref. $1.18 ~APRI", Slle ;o by H IDtlln ......•. . "ncit". Sb:e 7J.by U ~ ; . • 8ALB $Ulli l •' � 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 7, 1960 graber