https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4023d26a286db31529df2617c1382d4c.pdf af266baea593f9033a41a186f552d3b1 PDF Text Text ' .. . . ............ ..... .. .... ~ . ~ ..... . ·-· ·-······- ··· · ···-···'"·~ "11!'" • • ...... .. .,... ,.1"1t";~o..,,__.-J. . __,_ Ill.,.._,. •• I ... .... •• 1• • •• · - • .., ., ., ,. • • • I ...... ___ ...___ .. .'. Around And About M'iddleport .... ' • .. ............ -·.' .., ...... -~- . .. • enttne .e. \ &y FAIDDIR HOUDASHILT ' . J.n~ ~ . E~ergency ltJ.ineShaft In Belle . U)Un& 11 1pecia1 diill' ruabed: here .:from ~Uecbuanalaod, they tried to drh'~ -a bole 14 ioehea in diamefrer down to the c:bambel vthere &he Foa Schools In Meigs services wiU be atz. atthe · GOALBROOK SoUth Afrl· ca (UPI) - Drillers trled to. day .to sink an emergency .Ushaft Into the· Clyde8dale coal ., , mine, hoping thAt .Ome·o!·the · 400. to suo milie>:. trappellln a gas-fined shaft {100 feet lll>derground may stUI be aUve. ._ miners were or Asks Wjde Support Mrs. Grimm, 47 'Passed Away Friday Night DrillersT ' . ry THEAm ' AttendaneeExpected or Tax Metting the OOUllty over the coming attehdance ill e:~pected next Ia the COIIIIIy courtroom iioini'oi~'C:;uii;JU: county auditor, said tocl'i!l'f. ~ll.Pped, about a ~ tbe .tAJ,nnce to die pit. Wl7 aurvivGI"f. could aet iairt water IJld (dOd throUMh the · leDCY shalt while other '· ; ~rrioila•e.. mu, DEPOSITS ' (]() ~·'. ' '' ~ escui lli crew. H~vy Damages At Intersection The shaft where the men Vfere trapped Was beheved to be filled · · willl methane gas - the .. fire damp" aU coal miners felir. While the drill sank steadily toWArd it-s goal, diggers braved the threat of new cave-lns in liD · eHort to tunnel through a mile of ·- rubble blocltiO: the mine. An esti· mated 8,000 tons of coal and st:orte !My between them and the trap~ed men. 'tit's sheer hell down · there," one or Lbe digger &ald. "Wbile we· wOrk to cleu the rubble, we . CAA heal' the roof erack.ing. · ·Water .and foul lilt in the tun· n~l n.lso complicElted lhe work of the ' Parents of southeastern Ohio should watch their ..~Ill; help build a sound study curriculum, and suppOrt them fiYf1f1 W'i!l'f they can Brandon T. Grover, assistant to the pre'lident ot Ohio University, said here Frittly night. Mr. Grover was speaker for the regular of dleport-Pomeroy Rotary club. sened by ladies of the Heath ........ Follow Wreck · mentl are mad,e ·to bring baok to the sw-face. .\ . ' .v. ,. W. Athens. Eatel Rob. Lester w. va.; Dan and Wllkesvitle; Floyd and Leo Sayre, ·D unt Will offici· ate at \he funeral with buria1 fol· lowing in the Presbyterian ceme· tery on Route 78 in Mason County. Frlendli may call -a t the ~~ogle80ng Funeioal Home any time the funeral. · · · In sqflle . pfi.cetJ, '?'at.er" was s}x feet d~ep, ri5ini, wl~9· ~~' f~et of; the. ~eiling . \ PITTSBURGH !UPI)-AO lo... . •• ••• •• .... lu,....C: Conotollo- lloo) '11 s_,..., ..... '""'"'"" -lllod • POMEROY NATIONAL BANK '•• IIANIJNC\ SINCB 1871 llember Fedenl a-rYe 8Jotell - THE SWI!ET.EST WAY 1'0 SA'r~ r· M;iliiiifr Federal Depo!ll lu...-e Corpo.-.lkdl RUTLAND POMI!BOY .. ,, Be My January Clearance cree~~. . Columbus recotded 18, · land. 21 and Findiay 16. ... sueD UPJ-TIIe olnl· were sued .by · Plenty Candidates Want Sheriff's Job AKRON, 0. UPI-Not everyOne 'in SUmmit County ·wants to 'be 1''\rOLET a.r 2• ~, Alre .. :..... .. ss9s . ~Uellf Ot'lllnal two t~~·~eD flnloh. 1955 lUlCK YB · ~ Klnl uew,three tone ~~· DJna!low 1M fl!lfll, fm4NI t.tll<ly you ••• uclrltWO/y oun uo.6J4t '1,; '1956 PONTIAC Yl2 Dr. Stda11 .... $1,095 O..t JocllOWJIOI'. SpoU- ~al &wo tOne !lnlsh. Stand· f1« ahlft. New Ponuac traiM-!A. • ·1951.-,YICIJIIII'J ....... . .. :. $1,795 <& ~Tor.. OW.•,canful own•. Power stoerlni llld brake~. Leu fluln M,OOO actual mnu. 1955J~ '#8 ... FIV£ REBUILT . 8ome Of Tile FABULQU$ .. ( ,•. ~' c... ..... ...... ... $995 ft..~-· ~=~ lift?,.~ . . ~~·~.") ·LB:ERFELDS, STEAK HOUSE and ~·· Dy~afiow ~ ~ ............. . $695 r for lbe model. ·' ' ~. }~ 't' ... I . S.-1•. ...,.. · $395 . ,. ' . ,. ( .... ... $39$ ' ' ., ' ' . ' . ' ' ' . .. " ~\·~ ... . -~ .. TV $$YS -···:, ...,."":' .. ' ' Diroree So~ghtln ·, Common Pleal·Court lheriff, . )Jilt at. leas . 31 pei'IODI hal· been · ...,uld l!,ke the $10,3QQ-a-yeu job. Suit for dfvt~ pled court ~ So br, 31 candidates have taken · Pomero)", VI. out · petitions f()r the M'y 'G pri- ,••,••• _, Slmw~ ave~ mlrt- , They include.. Sher:•ff RUI· 1 •llfe'r~a. sen Blrd, who wUI BMk his see- I' omjl and tcven Republlcaaa. . "More may file before tile Feb. term: ...... •·..,. .. .. $995 Frldoy .·s · o~._..n... . · in back taxes. The suit seeks the, · on earnin14 of Plitricla, and Maxtme Aruirewt to INS. Sales Tax F~ , . ·,.,. , Show 1960 h Beiift" ., ' Sales \ax figura releaied ,. , . The new company, wbich will the state auditor'• ' offi\":e Jbow be known as James Booth ~um· Jdeigs countJ about 20 per cent inurn Ltd., auceeeda James Bootb ahead of a \aimUar.~ one)'~ and Company Ltd., a Delta melal mblldiary. Kaiser Aluminum wW released· fOr the ~. invest $14 miiUon. hill of the ini·~=~ Dec. 31, 1&59 to~ ~., tl.t eapit~tion of the new oom· in C!omparisou $17~1.6~ pany. the same period in l9!i& t"' �\ ' i ! Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 23, 1116()-3 Look·;n\ A.head On The Food Markets WI'S GO SHOPPING ' Sit Down And Discuss Sch.ools? run the risk of being a political ~•P-"hild using Ute Jia~d-me-downs of the Albany school? -tt could happen. We' belleve that t!>e suuestlon Mr. 0 . 0 . Patterson made at the Wednesday evening meetiJIC should have a' lot of study by the Northern Local BOjlrd, -tile Western Board, [be 1\lllOny Board and the County Board of EdUcation. We believe that those bodies sftould have a joint meeting, work out an agreement by which students Dlight attend either Albany or Rutland school with the 1chool selected getting the ADM payment from the state and tuitlon payment waived from th e Northern Local District. Albany wants increased enroiJment in its high school. So does Rutland. Scipio people, we feel sure, would like to keep a school dis- tt!ct under their control. They have a fine b~ilding and we are sure they would like to bav.e the' pleasure of using and maintaining It without the necessity of applying to an outof-county school board for permission. A vot'e on the matter wtll not solve a geo· ·graphical pl'l/blem. It will still be just as far from Pageville to Rutland or from Horner Hlll.to Albany. It could , however, be solved if the four boards we ba~e named will sit down and ~~roly diS!'USS t;be issue. not try It? •• ., MEIGS SERVICE HISlORY · BREED TO 111 IUJ 'fOD.\Y 4ND I . Choice of bulla by wlJ rtf. . VEST~RYEAR :frozeD semen at no oitnt t!Not. Did Yo11 :KJ.oW 1'1wtP .·) : ' 1. Low ~-00 lln!e<Cag Fee. . . . IY 'I e~;etahle l\fen. fo !\'lett.Feb.l-3;. - . l MODI!L 440 . tn l6Ji.!f, J)'eetp ' Cl-~WlERS '~'1\1 ' ' ~ " ,.., .. l.Go awimmlna . .. HU'UIU .,_ Wlth ...... 11. A'oow . 1!11&!-1 11. ~ ' (abbr.) t.. BrtoklQQ"a Jai. PI;~~~ In¥ ... !! f. A.a&UJUd, J8, .... ...... __ - :t'..a .. I ... U. Q;L A. !rio IT....... ll.,.,... mlullo II. 4 dodp Jt, Oood 11-om 10. Poklt- ; ' ; 11. llatrlm II. Contend If, OO.uo 4ll!ldlenut .wta ~ Jl, utet1mt ' ._ ' system deah!n, and welding of machine Solar Milk Mind-., Come In Today For Free EsliJlllltes ·· · On Your Needs -1 ' . I It is estimated that 46 per cent the ObJo farms are o~l'ated part-time farmen . IT. Hoal II. CompJn6 withII ' .' . ! 'I . ,.,'· '. . _, --- beeaase we pwt tile ' ' - /' . '. ' F.lt'T FARMf.R'S INTEREST . .. ..:. . ' .. .. ,. 'n,. ' ., : .~ ,, ·:~ . ·- •;,~ .!" ' Landmark petroleum salesmen ore ypUr fri~s . . ' . ,' '?:~ (,.,.~ that's why they know your n ~E!ds bi!Sf.,..!'i~~·~ . POMEROY, OHIO ! u. """""' •11oltor lotDPi>foii\Y tO. .~U.mp& U: 4 duct o! an, · (•t.) ..... Vl·ce you get from Landmark~ . ....' when you need it. .... . ,·, rate .· ' . ' ... :_,:· .,,. ··~ of Ull8- )'011 '"' . , ••• <"'lvl r. n.' ~" · ·~. , ', ;···-t£ !1: ' . ~ ~ ,,- : ,, t overch arg ed. ' I -, i[:· }, j \ .·'.1 ~ :·JiriiWtL -~~~ ,. , ... ,·.o r. l ..... ~~! ::P·... ~ •1 ' '• ~t;•: ""!'' YI ~ve pl~\7 Of 't\iil,,".;;~ :l. Accurate Print.Q-J4ehr $ale& slips .... yOu're neYe~ ~tted b• on bee{ cal in otder ' t• ..·' . • • \1. . '·1. . 1. Deliveries keyed to your ........... --- . In Service Feb. 8·11 discuaslons on sucb F~LTON THOMP$0-N . ··TRACTOR. SALES ,, !!!:'. ....... 1. ttuymllol second section, SEE ..... 18. Butt f.abrkr e. Le'ltl lt.lloU ... pjaoo 10. Wlu.-4 10. Be.U.. (YU'.) 11. Sldn 11. Name d- . ...... -.,..m .. _ .,_flit llllll eGA' IN reuntwllll • I. Compau potnt Second To None fa...,. ..... ..,_ ..........., _ :bAlLY CROSSWORD ' · Throuah - Solar MRk MMder'• excb1M ''floor h~~C~Oino" clell,P 111a" eavet yau ~ work ant& clolon. Poutttt II eaMr becau. II'• lower-hlp hfth. n..•. M ""'*-nary Hftifta, $plltag• II Wtvally eii!IIW .._ dednkig 11 hcindied • ..,... ancl 1011. , .. J"".! ' • • ' .. ••T The is only 32"f• floor to'pour .. ; .'·. : ·:.: , .,1 ! ><1- ·I ~ -f. 1• • •. At Columbus ai..ADE:S . IMPUMEtn ·SUPPLY ACR081 .... .. - Tbe.A.I!D- • 'I ' • '. '•. '''• :' ,•,ffl. (,o! 'I 3. Better equipment. Du&l pumps, dual bqoeo, dual>~~; ~fti'~,,.1 ,' I )for gasoline and fuel o~. no danger from m~ !1" -cb~tklll'.' _ ~~-!'i~~ I• . ' Fyr-Zon- the farmer's &aaoUne. . ..•.,.., . ' · "~' ,,h·o loWer p'ricl I j~ ~~~ ,I • I. ' .. • •• ' •• < '' ' •: , ·J ,. ••• ~ ~. .. ''$_lGM -Of ~ t, ' • ' k !· . QUALITY'~ Sugar kun Flour, Mills ·, . '• ' . ' ' PHONE UO . customers. FIRST multi-purpose £rease FIRST additive In regular for farmers. One grease, one pso,Jioe ••• the kind tr'Ost sur1. • farmers ,use. Yo~~r lhsHr-IU"t of f1!-Zorr r..ullnllii'- Ne.w6 Fer.,W. PMIIIN . ' ' ' Pomeroy, Oblo •• ... .. ~ ' ·• ' '' 1 ) \ ../· .""'fiOiie . 1!. lti!JI l!lt: ' "98 ~ t' ~ ,.;· I ' •f! • ,• ' ' " ,, :, JI ... " FUtST ta furl'tish quality farm storase tanks to tarae i!!nd 1m111 "'d . I FI!IST .grease in a tub9 for farmers. FIRSt multi·grade oil fot farmers. ·a ~;!l, ~\1.\t ' SOME LANDMARK . I'ETROLEUM FIRSTS · '. .. t,n .:! ·. " ~ ' ' r • •• • ' • i ., .. 1 · • - ' .. ' ·~· '.11 ,f-36 £ ,,, CALL -US TODAY .I ' •• --1 • )' ' ' �in 0 ores .Un - 8ia11111JIIed ... ay, '' •• U' y don't \ve · th' I'·· I h " "' YS I ., ' ' ' ' '' ' ,• t ' ' ·' . . ,, 'LA!I:W..I'!l/W FO>BMING ._ ' I BQt ~ ' '. ' : }'~• . ·.' . . ,; _ Ball t, R· "st ' f' ,. '"... PHI CO'S "l ' I ' "r1 I ' ) ,• •· I' "! FA~T J1 ' , II ; t " 1II ! , ''I· • 1• 1 . FO _, . " ,0 "' , • • ; r\ 1 --' \ lATE ' " 1l\,. .. _, 1'-· ', , ,. T ·VISIO 'l ' . ator. Owner P'OlllE.Rl;l 10 �Dai!YBenlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 23 , 196CJ · - 1(20~ r. -·ANT ADS I > Business Services 1 SHOI!:S: t:IHONZE, GOl..D aud Sliver Pl& t~d. Write: &!ymond Tbumas, La.ngs\'ille, O_bi~~ D '.TES n~. ..:t;D.lil per wonL ooe Luerti.:l.ll. Mi.mnu.m c.bllll'lt - 00 ceata pcF word lor three consecutive lnatJtu.ona. at_- ODe mootb for 30 c~t.& per wo.l·-d. . .,_te Of a oeul.. {fer wont ww "e c-3.._...00 fOil" saverW11._. • ~-ill-1--1-~~ , kotl W Advc-nt.wa - ~bould Ue r f' ptlried tf:ined Thursday evenjng at their h-ome on Lincoln Street with a fOil 1 HE tu:ST IN ARTIFICIAL birthday of their san, Tommy. Games were played with prizes being won by Jobn Tannehill, Jh!bra Maiden, Doxie WaJters Mil .t,'~- #1..-:t~~ ~': flOe WI: '-l.M IOf fl .:W $1 ~ '!.80 ~-Ul fti.OO $'1 :;o '~ ·&e ·, a bee! , l dual pur· A;,::,Ot."L\.LHJ.N TU daH"y br..:eds, puM!. NO h<~ve irut.en t~o~.~w ~.IO:tt popwar bulls. , JUlN. Now I 11emeL 1 lit'Wing mach me. L1ke new. Ori · ginaUy cosl over $300 00. Pny olf balance of $143.00 Paymenls $8.00 per montll. Phone 343 . hptk Tenk Owners No Dllth'fl .'I" ·tt- ~rnpipt Of Tank Se ' ~ .Y.; ._i.e .ktMn-llm-AU cleaner. a· 'leu yca!.'> cXPt!liCIICe. Kt!nnt!lb Ha~cr, Coolvulc, Ohto. 1 19 30tpl' . ~-Alii. cuNDl'~ ,UL",'!l. . . REFIUGt.!tattoh serv1ce. Ja k's fte.fn&:t!tl·l uon, New H.a,.en. t>.bone TU· I 236a'i 6-23-U lti'~POSSE8sEIJ-sJNGEU"Z.IG·lAG NOTICE l -20-6tc tank ~-- Clefu and llie'Uvates bac-tcna :_.~o~.rau.on. Rt!- ---.-;o=-::::::-= CHt..VKOLET 4-DOOR $135.00. I Co.ot•cr Douglas Owens, villt!, OhiO. Jtfione 98 or 388 I Pomeroy, Ohto ~ ~J.:itpJ; j CoNDrTioN o F MOvA&E MY APJ9UO season. WoJi e. 941 Jhenue North 1, D. C. OJ ~16-.ta-~ oltc (2-4-3tP!, '411nuuw blunts and sll.adca, Vene \1cUm tock., Jta<..>liJe, Cb.to. l14u t.Jluui11, .ii.ll kindJ and c«.~ton 4-4-30k .f1JJer £lass awnlngs, IJo~y .aT.d - - - - --N!I(hl naPl,f pliLea all kmds I t;LJ:t1U.M n UJLl KlTLU.K..'\1 UJ!;Aiumjnum · llddera aU k.mda: / signed (1•: vuur hum .: Fre• e• l:"ree .t:stJmo~ate Dale Wl"pell tltn41t~ll ~ll o~ .uan .aud A"r..ott, l Su.ppJy, :.!.t.i • Unlon Avenue, Phoue 6?.&i-Y. 8-6-t! 1-'0llleroy, O:t.JO. ll -30-60tc BJ~CH K!TCII.EN CABlN.l!!TS l;LELANDS 1' ormk11 Top, Bookcase buJH to l.tw & TV Ker••ir lerw'sUit your 00~1e. VmyJ A11be11Phone 'WO to& Bloc)l:s ~a11l Ne1gler .Bt,uldPo.,•roY. ~tuo. lingers, mg SuppJy. CMU Guy Nelgler, - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 _H.cioe, j>h•o.. . l·Ht o 1 I I !20a 1 Termite HED noG rqn FILLS oR RoADs I Control John JeHel'1, HarrJaoDYille Rd ., Phone 822-':\1. 1 18 6tc 'f.::R::E:::E :--:l::cN::SPECTJONS. PHONE -- -::!~~ - - - - - : 383-M. Glllrore Suppb' Store. IMfALA l:Jt.IS.VltOLET. Take Vausban fest control Co. llem.Ctlr ·· on tradt. ~1.rl bet of National P,1t CQ'ltrol ~aft.~ord, "· Ya. Aasociatlun. I.I'.J-Uc '\ , :· >I 119 12lp - l~~:J~~; i~f.••~gup"!t ~;S~~ Red De·~i~ D u' ---- INSVIIA!-.CK Agents, MiddlePort. Fire, Aliter KANAWHA COJIIPLETE INSURANCE PRt> tectloo. Liffl, Auto, }I'Jre, Pollo. c.aJJ Don 1 .MUla, Middleport, pm. Every Day 8ervlu R~tland WiDs ,APAH'~,'MENTS .c"urnlelled and 1 unfUJ n1shed. McMuter1, Middleht fl I ~~· J'hOQ8 6044 ll,, 2 3 tf lllbt. ' hot. the . won their live loiN~ ·85-38, ·•• ·-- ._.cit/,. ......r, ..._,..,. POMiROY - 1 . room freme, 7 JaclcMn cloauts, bath, llot water hea,t , t..eften _ , . tL:!-r. £opp.er .-pJum~lnj~, atorm doora tllwiMftviUe OF 1nd window•. OarQe. Out of Atht!" Venled ~Iter with thei'DloJtat. hiCh w.ater, iood nei&bbort.ood. tMI(Wiw,.... Eaol!y ~II,, Newly painted. fllllOO,OO, WOit- TOWN. occupanq. 10;00 Loretta Y\>UIII 10:30 Wichita 1I'1!Wil 11 ·(10 NeWI H""'''.DII U:IO Weotb~ 11:11 !lltewotdl • · NEWEST. SL . '1.'M. 'M . ·. . : ·, ' . 1 '. 1 . ,. -. ~ 4 ·~~.. E31 . '. ' l . • · · , -·, ....._,, . ; , ... ·~·- 1 i&,;I,. M ' ·f li!f '\~ ". ; ' •'''; ' .. ·.~~~ ·-' ' : _,·' ~-~"' F.oi.Di .. ~a ··'' ,_ . ··~ . eo ' ' . ' Of AI!. I- ' ' ' ' box· lackaecuracy to The box score Ravenswood; Cordea 5 (0-(J) 10; CrOw 6 (5.6} 17; Cooper I (4<1) S; Chambers 9 (3-5) 21; Dod::ery (02) 4; Bragle 4 ,(2·4) 10; Gould o (2-2) 2; Cornish 1 (o-o) 2. Totals (16-33) 72. . ' Wahama: Green f, (2-'7 10; Van Meter 7 (4-6) 18; Clark 1 (2-4) 4; Perslna:er () (0-0) 0; Green 1 (2-2) 4; Knap_p o (0.0) O; Harll'avel 2 (4-0) 8.; \ Bennett 0 (IH)) 0: Totals 15 (13-24) n. ' Raveqawood , .. _ 11' 33 Wabatn1 ........ JO 21 ' " 128 I MiDD~IPO!lT - 6 • roo11 ntme, Oltllpollo baLh, 'a' furnace, new kltchen. I ' ' . •,: • Level lot. Cl08e to school. fOOOO, a cittAND 'oa ' ILSI ' MINIRSVILLI,- Modern 6-.room Ci.JJNELA,Ntt.' UP~"FO;l'lY·five 1 I 71 Help Wonlc<l •looe, bath •• orbocl •lr heat, ~·w t!i•••od· dolll1fl ,. ~\llle" kil~hen wlah b1rc:h cabiJltftat "'rhlt •• tile ultln.~rilUm :XPERIENctl) s·:E ~ R •tatnlen lrteel elnk. Double .., ., by ·R ocQ Colavllo tl 1Shorthapd ind' ''t)lpina. Call Porn · age, ami large ..rid11~ped -lo(, ~llnl. O.nJ!rai 111 ~ 1 er eroy 467'; tor ··~polntment for $12 SOO 00 In l ,Interview. ' 1 22 31< VtlGt~ TIA.'O.O. Sa~" ·~ ,th!lrl d ~~ ovor BD>< 22t PHONI 107-M vito • ulaey or tilt 1180 swon. ET.A.RY: . w 120Y Bu$i,..,S.rvices ' ' ., 1 • '" .,, ' ,/ I .' ' ' ' rf : '• ' ·' ' .'' FO~· ~HI ' ~· NEW$ . . I. Of ,. ,,'' ,, ' '' " .' ' 1 tutc 24-o 'For Sqle or Untltd ~..,ln-ioMt 1,.. ly AIMI'ICa~ T Phone L. . PRO lliiULTs ' .ayj.~"... P~ -.:::..:.:.~-~_,.,-.::li- If tic : I. 0. McCoY ·• AUCTtOrtllll , ' · . . _ , ............. ,• · . C!a.. land I ljltllltflotd I • ' aufftto 4 p,...w.nc•• , Na\I<Ml ' l~atiNII Atj4tar . .~ laotiiiWHIIU .;!-' -·· OF A CLUBHOUSE f z 1 ' - WH1o;r KJND Rodio DJcil ·. b- .-1. i".... UNFURNISHED _!Qr.lm!!lt<ll't• , 7.00 Rlverbo1t' Sllllday Sbowcue UQ c:beV7 8111>\0 s:oo SPOT On Your Co.loored baUJroom. 1 mUe welt of R11tland, Obi~ on Rt·. 12t. MaJ be seen b)l &ppolntment. Milo Hutchln10n, Phone Rut. 2.193. 1 18 8 tc -----~------ apartment with , bath. Ground floor Atlddleport. Phone &212M. ~ l ·21-3tc , . Phofte tiJ'J ·-ot lnflulre twlna Sture, G. H. Ewlna. I 23 3tc a,45 Pro Bowl ,Fqot~ Geme 8130 lielr:Ll'ldun 990 t 'OUR ROOM HOUdE. UATII, full ba1ement on Lineoln Street. Avail•ble 1-' et>, 1. ?hone 608t1Y, 1-21-Stc Rcadr • Tune In The !C.:aaonible rent, alto 2 orflce ruom11. Jthone 0009. l -:tD-12tc 'CDn"b .llo¥1ettme 20·20. DELUXE -UNFURNlSllED APART FOR SALE' 2 BEDROOM HOME men!. All new. Lo'w utlliUes. utility room, breezewl)' 1nd .tousi Sun~ I ltl1011, !'0 !:UlllC'fS. ROOM 2:00 ~:00- lilodemiSelence 'l'lleottr 3:10 ..J!ro. Bow lQctoll 1 Pendv, of suburban Broa.kline, Maa., won a split declsJon after a lilbt that bad ,.. many dull momenta. \hat the 10,608 fans In the Booton Garden booed Iuatlly In tbe middle , round1. The fight, which 'attracted a ,dlllppolntlna: gate or $85,010 made Roblnaon look like an old man of the rinar: nearina the end Iof 20-year flatic trail. at 7th Game In 1! Contest 8tJt!dO 7 wmt tl NUUM HOUSE. 4 ROOM. apwrtmcn~ Mnd 5 room wpart· mcnl. A. W. Ben&el, Phone iiO·M . lJ 2 lfc ll_O_U_S_E IN MASON CITY FIVE rourn11 and lnatn. Phone MI. 1 14 Btp FIVE 1 I I tllled tank ttl Penaacota, FIL, almln1 10 break the world'l record for llrinl under wattr..:.::.all "for beneftt or tile Mll'Cn' ol DlmM. Record deadUne ' J..- lJ:Ol a.m. Jan, zt. 1terUized. Jotfl 0 llOUM HOUSE AT DORCAS. can 284. 1 18 6t~ LocuJt St , Mad· ileport_ 12·28-30tr, ROOM !lOUSE WITH 128 Unlon Avenue. Phone 011 ~ ROOM HOUSE. l -20·6tp t roome downstiuk and ~ up. L-----,-·:-:::-o,"::-1-. >~U:::E·.~,O~R~~OOM 1 lct,o lev~l land. 1a mnoa from Houtc on Rent1l pur,1,lHJU. lJ)Ir,i.Wl'L chase IIQ:reeme.nt. Pay ror It like rent. 0ome tn for detaJI.,. Unit· ed 'lio1lor Salfe, ltouto No. 2, .Ravenewood, W. V&. 1 ·2~10tc -==c,-- 4lr 1,00 Ckampioll!blp 'Bowlinl lv,tl1t.!fN' '*i I DIMIS MAitCHU ON- Jane B&lrlp1re, 24, or New York, lla• equipment ~hecked b~ore 4eKrndln'B Into a water-- UON STIV EllS A~D 1,2:80 Industry. on Parade 12:45 . -.Gorden Cl!lb ol tbe 1 Albany 33S3 P AN'I'!Ii Chari!'el 3 .. 5undoJ i HAMILL SERVICE STATION B~o~fure 9:00 .A.M. Wo~1bed MDtJ ~ey Out tlr~ - ~Off. l PORieroy 125 KAUTZ FlED STORI At Cheater Yukan 5·2145 tJSIW tBIIe, Montromery, J:UI, The Ravenswood R<.i Devila easily whipped the Wt~hama White Fslcons, 72-43 OQ the w•. h,am11 floor Friday ni8ht to ll!ark the lQtq_ time the Wahama qutn-j et hps ~R/'1 . dol"~-, season. Tiley haVe t 1•1' BOSTON UP!-Paul Pender, ' ' • ' the cx-rlteman anJ boxing critic The game was neve~ lR queawM won Sugar Ray Robinson's tion with the Red Devils jumping chunk of the world middleweight off to a 17-10 lead at the end or crown Friday night on an amaz- the first quarter. They increaaed ine upset decision, said today he it to 33-21 at llatrtlme. is willing to 1lve Ray a return A third quarter which found lahot at the title on April 1 if the ' the Red Deo;ils out •coring the ~fight f.. held in Boston. Falcons by 22-8 moved the JackRobinson, who claims tbe 00- son County team so iar out front contract gives him the right that there, was oo catcblniJ them. I da,. to pict the site, insists that the That made the score M-29 at the boUt be staged in New York. end of the third period. Alt~ough 39-year-ol~ Robinson Elmer Van Metefs 18 points appeared off rorm, after 22 paced the Falcons with :mn Greer months of comparative inactivity, to&lilng in 10 and Lil'l'Y Hargravea the once-great fighter rl'<lm New 8. . York dalm• Friday nl~tllt's 15Ravehswood'a Reaerv'a nipped ' rounder was just what he needed , the Waharna Reserves In the preto 1h1rpen~ hlm for an APril liminary game by a .acore of MldcllepoJt 6131-J I 'J I l-or Sale •. , ,V~J~~ . Oter, . Wahama '. In 72-~ Rout TIt• }e From I S\lgjlf R3Y:~ ·' .,.:. Before 9;30 A.M. l 21 os. Pender Lifts Ohtt. Racine. , BOAT~-~ Winfield, Jerry Bosworth .down at 1:45 a.m., 3-1; Atlas down at 9:1~ 1'f111Jbilo, -Ronda.. rhone 8311. '03 Jo'OUD $300.00. PHONE fiWER , ~Jl.ow>dup W'oterlroet 11;16 Sip On 11:30 'fills ill tile Life 11:00 TV Cbapel • 24th. I ·..r. ·· · Tbe~ter Newi ~ure I!:.__Ofl~}or l?f'Ouc~ 0'th...~- ,Jlape uuwn auely 'It !!Ja~~ ·~ ~ •Births, Jan. 21: a daushter to Mr. and Mn. Jin1my GOrdon llpolls, Pat-sy Chotln up at 5:00 Pomeroy. ,AilNl<S-SJlii'SO!I :146 .PLVMO:oU;;;'l':;: U;-.-::0:-011 -:8:-af;~, -, Grant M., Mu.ldleport UhiQ. - - -------- ' ,,... ·A.Ji., ter up at 2'·U! a.m., 3<l; Lock 80, D'own, Pt. Pl•asant;'<\_.i.on to Indiana up at 3:00a.m., 7•11; Gal- and Mrs. Keimeth Hlll'l!l:ld OeLofkg, .......____ __ BWeah ll:tt s~~ and f~ w_:~If fo~oW d~~· • . ~N~ ........ DOO.It EVERG~, UP~A door fl'Gtll ·aD . Air ·. Por~e C-130 Qargo plalfe ~~ . · ~ ~· farm ntar here f\14ay to~ ~ report. ,of a ~e q.a~ . . ~ o( the crew'a PtJ*>~ beloa'iDJI litO Were :bl..tnm , oQt,, but 1.1- ._ n eth DeLong, Pomerol'; Mrs. Jlmmy Gordon Brown, Pt. Ple~t; Mrs. Parney_ And!raoo, Gallipolis; Albert Fulw1der, ~iddlepori; Kn. John N; Lusher, Letart Falla; )lias Alva Linnea HollaosoD, Pt. Plea•ant; Jamea Henry W-alters, p(, Pleasant; Thomas ~uf(y , Syraeuse; Mrs. Robert M. W1ll, Rutland. Discharges· Jan 21 . Mrs. R111sell Allen, Euae~e G~lttit.h, Mra. francis Halfhill Thomaa WUIIams Mn. w. H. Mliler, Mrs. ~yrtl~ West, M.ra. J(Jseph Gibson, •~carol Fisber David Jonea William .Michael, 'Mrs. Ernest Watts, Mrs. H. C. Hartless, John Jonea . .Mn• .Harry Zahrndt and inrant, Mra. Norman Yeauger and inrant. ~m !1:10 W••tbe«.* · · w, be.. wved Adm 1551008• Jan. 21 : Mra. Ken- at 7:~ p.m. tA. ·b..Wn~ . ~Uq: 0 1 4 ~ct ~ co'!:m:~ct:~ ~t!i:·up'-~i 3:30 a.m., 1Q-O; Lock 34, Winches- ( lLlb 1 1n£uronc:e a uary !f~L'ZEI HOSPITAL . DAMS: AU dams are down. River falling .1 foot per hour Lock 13 tbrough Lock 23. Orficial temperature at 7:00 a.m., 19 degrees. OHIO RIVER BOATS: Lock 22, Robert E . Reed down at 10:3li a . m., B-9; Lock 23 , Robert p, Bonnie down at 9:10p.m., 2-1; Etta Marie down at 4:50 a.m., Q-3; Janie D. down at 5:0S a.m, o-3 ; c. v. Harner. down at 6 :15 a.m., 2-0; Raymond E. Salvati d~w.n At 6:30 a. m., ().17; Walter Wllllamson down at 9 : 1~ a.m., 3-1; Vulcan down at 9:3<1 a.m., 6-11;_Cornell. up at 2 : 1~ p.m., 11-3; Dav1d Jones up at 2:55 p.tn ., running llgllt; National" up at ~ :25' p.m ., 3-0; Waller C. Beejord, up at 10:35 p.m., 14-6; Island Creek up at 5 :20 a.m., 10-0; Frt!d - ---:= M:;' •M"• 1lacllll UO SIIICMQ l()Jht lombareo ~ T:Jil ;1\ooo.I!JO llan and tbt •CIWJ.ena:e 't :IO World wide eo 10:30 Law ef the .p111n•u tl:OO Newt. . . , , _ cake Wll aerved with ice CJellm, , candy and ~ft drinkl to th?se I moval, Ph01111 24S·X. 12-.l-30tp 1 2·7 JlPJ- ---~--- ' r~J .. BVJ'•;Ji).N. tlAl>IO & SMALl,. n:w llffl\i l'A't'1F..'1NS PLASTIC ..1pphance r~pm. l'tr.one Ut.i1 (l-28·3tp); 1:10 Nifl 12 HATS KILLED WITH STAR Wart1um :.t~ lbs, $1.49; 4 lb~ !4-~U $150. Slife sure, .cuarmt~. -· -. ccc:c-:::: EIJl'rsT,o~ch Hardware., Pomeroy. I BOB'~ TREE SERVICi AND Rl!· "' ••LANDMARK I . . f.IG ':.00 and Sandra Clliltworthy. _1 __ • Af~r Amt had opened her gift• frDm her IUeltl her birthday REPORT t:;, umplet• .nn'lce Crm iSrHiont 4fr•te, Phora - Conten A. (' Bndtord, k.c1ne, Ohl• 1-20-Btc .,ao UO Schqol Stpry ,I:~ Sc~ Fldion RIVER AVC. li'-'NL.ll:a Mmers- ' Cha•••U-SII.Iurdty candies and 111 oft ·drinks were ser- already mentioned _ and Elamo ved by Mn. Roach ~isted by I7avls, Mary Jo Hmdy, Karen Mrs. Doyle Miller, grartdmother ol Haw~ey, C,.ndace Bahr, Arthur Tommy to the f()ltowing chU- CaiCl, Keith French. Bill HaokeU dren Michael VanCooney, John and her slater, Sharon.. T&nnehHI, Jan Loni, Steve Oller, ·· Doxie Walters, Job., -Krawsczyn, 10 CMILOIU!N ICILLID . Jimmy Warner, Danny Lewis, MANll..A ~PI-Ten scbool "thil· Al.an Cunningham, Susie Wippel, 1 dr;en weu ~lled an,d a p~mber of Nancy Thompson, Loucretia By - ~ others trapped when their school ers, y1cky VanMatre, MarUee Van apparently wu bu~· by · • laud Meter, Dellr.a Maiden, Sylvia &!ide in a ~mote PliUlPpln• Jb.OuD GAUGES; Montgomery, 15.tl on Swan&On, David Upseomb, Lynn tain towa, eotJ.~b4paty _ belid• upper, 9.9 on lower, 2(1 feet open; Schwab, Marc .French, X.thy Fran~ quarters- here. to~r~ . Galli poll•, 18.5 upper, 22.6 on low- 1cis and the boooree'e brother, MD.If ...., Is' uk...A•y' '' er, 40 feet open; Winfield, 18.0 Buddy and sitter Trudy who ob...'"' ~~ ~ .. on upper, 12.8 lower, ~ root open;. served her finlt birthday on Mon- ..r~!1~~ofbetbte~ Pomeroy... Mason 24.09, Ft. Pleas- day· t th cl • ant 2614• Wck 23 212 · · a e Ur.r ._.On Oou.J,'.aft- l2 18 30tp ~~~~·;-;r•;.,r,•~s~od~bJ~l~O~A~~~wW~~~~m~~~·t~~~~··~;~~~~~-~~~ 1llE!ST JN A UCTIO:'IIEERlNG SER ;Ill Notice I"J For Sale vic E !>my "'" ' •pemlly 7 " awarded to Belay CuDJlinlbam, Jane Thompson, JosepbJne Tony A's the first semester at school. Refreahmena of cake, ice cream .. DaUrs.Jli!J>'!J, ~-)fldll~.(~,.-w• n The aftermton waa rpent in playing a:amea with prizea being Alan Cunningham. After opening hts gifts Tommy was presented with a new bi~cle by bt8 parljln&i on his birtliday and also for receiving straight o-.0::14.1 ur 1'1ve J-'trJm.s liml, t'om· eluy 1:117-j\.t, btlurc 10 a. m . !"n·e n.nu 1 MO $4.!»0 tand ! ALBeSRT PARKER, CHeSTER, 0 . h.autl. t 'ced Stott!, Ch~:!t>l..4', YUkon U.:U, Seutioel will oot be reapo.ru;..ulll for more U.ao on~ lUCOl' tiloet1l4MrUcm. r ,-- etrc~ Of llild Speetal Nou~ea ~>f £veo1.6 $1.011 Ob1tuar1er """iaJ>W&; · ~ 'l t'6ul jler w•wa.. · W , · 1 DA\ tl DAv. 3 UAYS u party in observance of the t:ll:hlh BREEOtNG I The lOtb blrthd1y of Ann Wil· sop, daughter of Mr. and Jlra. Frank B. WOson, wu celebrJted recentlY at their heme on Brownell Avenut, Middleport. Mr. and Mra. Carl Roath e)Jter- fOR RAOIO AND T.•. RI,AIU C.ll Fr•llk c.pttlr~ •• 4 H. . hcGnd Are., Midd&•PJtOrt. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 12-3-tfc . Jouno.:.lately . Tu 1Oth BirthdC1Y Celebrated By Middleport Girl Birt;hday. Party 1 14 a<l PHONE 398 ' • ' ..n, . I Tommy Roach Honor Guest At ~A·H'i f'U&l cOl)ISISTENT DEPENDAHL!o: RJ!SULT!i ' f ... .I - ~ �- • ' _._,..__ ...... ~.-- ... _ -. -· .... . " - ,. -- ·--... • ...- • 0 ., Jan. 23, 1960 Sugar Run PTA · Meets Thursday Evening At School Mainly About People In Pomeroy • ;. P,ortland Guild Hol.ds Meeting · S • At Lawrence Horne Middlep.ort uHolds Ja"uary essu)n ":f~~;:!~~.~!,.d,.~:: At Unit" · ..Poiil , s~~io....C.· hur~·h Friday i Vii t.o b~ve a all~t auctloa er'a report. - 'llle tre•sUftF) reMeMber to_bran& some- port thowed tlu:t tb' 10¢41 union of fifty-cent Vllue. Ia a "Hold rast Union."' .. 'trbleb were played, the prizes means that \beY hav' received tb' Alberta Elwood and 1 due 5 from aU of ·their _me~ by date aet by the N.atii)Jlal .UnloJI. refreah~nts ~ Mra. McNeal alto repotte~ Oft hoatess to Louase the Chrlllma& aetlviUee o( . the or. Elwood, . Carolyn gan~tlon when tbey villtf.d. ·.the . ~yre, Helen Hayes, Children's Home with .. m,Jiv.td.ual ElSJe . , Martha Lou and f~d ~or ea~h " child. also held a party at tb' home . Beegle, Pauhne Brewer, gueata Edgar and Leanna Brewer, Taddy Children .. The . unt~n allo Durst, BeverlY Pri-ce and Jeff the County rnfirnilr.y and B~r~ew~e~rJ.~~~~~~~~: decorated tbe ~Jndowl qf the DINNIR home and conducted dl,;bU~ 6 erviees At ....._tb hCHnes w~ snis of Pomeroy ""f , Wili b. ve 8 turkey Margaret Sauer in charse. .- . were pRSented by Mill Sauer who aa ·ICflpture the 121st Psalm nd Prov.erb& 29:18. lD ber devoions Miu1 sauer stressed. the ought that' God had., helped the ,..orld with -ill problem• aince the beginninJ ·~f. til;ne and that without a vision t~e p2;op_le would perish. Miss Sauer said t:J;lat we are here on earth \Q. ed,ucate, ·leglJilate and to pray .. Sb.e .elosed with the' question "Wbat will we do in 1960." Eed ~:-£·~~-- : :,~·~:tLOTHES ;:~:t#'P""' Your Appearance ·····t" ......., V• Soen Willing Workers Give Shower For Mrs. Jo,hn Smith ','·''' '· :.l.•o~'E ' ""UNDRY COMPANY Willies To Acqulnl Yo11 }'Yljh Tloo New r.._ r.. " ' Some c .IN.SURANCE PLAN Merh and Demerit System . lj!t .,., ._dy giving you 15 and 20 eeal off~ pres010t lniUran•• promlum. ~ :!!:".~~?. ~ulate-d during .t-he pot' e~ftce ~~~~~~~~~;!1Uib-c~ll8iflcatlon the. eppHcant. or any opel'f!Wr Qt161 .,Plott shall be a.RSIJ'Qed lwt,mmilll applicabW • tel"' hOUtehold ha& been con"Wc:ted It a paNC~ger type &utomobtle tl\· for a convict-Ion tor: . or under the tn-rluence of ~~. : roepor1. when involved Ln a-n- aaelsJent. '7'-'t of the operttiGn ~ rnotor t*nc ·a: while l~ense iaau5pended or'te:Voked ~H~lened klr a oonvlctlon for ;nckie• ' .·)() for any ouher convictiOn ftr.. ia ..re BIJitCMble for an· Mlriviolallon. Exceptiow. con'#l.olation~ ftU flOt be. eHeHive enpe o( e.x.hautt prod.uctl. equt.J)i'Hnt, exctpt brake5. reP~raUon oud. drlver'a Unrutt, I)NVided there w.- beJd ..Wtlb: Miea Genbetmer and Mra. Jed auttlon ule . Sr. as auct:lo~r• t.he proceedt atven Reis 'fund .• A desteH to and the Vlctor .,.. ...otor'o . -...- . A ...... buolnooo · - l y hM llo flrm ... ,.... Pltnt.il '" tM . . , PfN'\itlt of • ....... trvtlc. TIM .••• n:t tne "'':ACN.II."' was eerved by ln·law and daughter, Mr. 8nd Mrs. Cbarlea Vroman and aon, .Mark, and other relativet. ChipPer and :Marc Haggerty, chUdren of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haggerty are· ill at their bome on Beech Street. ' Eastern District Boosters Being· Stene Of DiDner, Of. Commerce lllllke a major non. oUt;bruary 29, Convertible 6s (while shay last I RESIGNATION FOLLOWS POLICE SCANDAL - Chicago Police Commissioner Tlmony O'Connor (left) .is soiemn faced as Mayor Richard P. Daley annQunces his resignation u head of Chicago's ten-tllousand man police force. O'Connor resigned under fire In the pollee burglary scandal, but said he w"" quitting the post because of liJnesa. Daley named a fiveman blue-ribbon committee; headed by 0. W. Wilson, Dean of the University of CaUfornla'a School Of Crimonology, to picl" a new commissioner and announced the appointment of Deputy Commissioner Kyran ·phelan as the temporary head of the departmenl NOTHIN~ CLEANS YOUR CAII,ETS AS WI~ AI A HQO'IIQ f .xclusl• .c..anlql si.t•i• 'gei·i ·011 -,,-- . the dirt-fas_tl Carpeh reQaln the• freshntll ond brightne11 they had when new. Automatic rut adjudment makes cleaning with the lightweight Hoover a breeze. Klngalze throw·away ba' needs changing let~ often bec:ouJe it holds more dirt. Outer vinyl jacket can be wiped _s:leon-Wo!l'l fade. New two-speed motor gives .50% more 'uclion with ea'y to u'e tools. Buy tho lo~t- Buy Windy City Police Force Begins wng Struggl_e . Back To .Wst Honor Under New Commissioner $79.95 (UPI) - The Chicago police force, in the throes yean " a Hoovorl . applioable ld!' deter...,., ' ' K)Tan V. Phelan, iam Stratton. named only u · a temporary 18While Daley 'Was annoUDClng Saturday, but already be the realgnauon of Comrnia~er for a top- Timothy J. Q'CoMor, oiJ.Iy- a few dOors awq Stratton wu threaten· power ing use of &tale poWe.r· to Uttera. fUrious 30 min· vene in the Chicag() aeanclal. warfare between O'Connor, ~7. a veteran of 31 3 Candidates Announce·Aims • M P M C In ason ounty ay ramary toWD secure a fe:derll lf?in. the job. ln two weeks of disciiB- BiH Offered ToHaltDive ·In. New Homes DOtllii.II•·POVFI'IIII t""lc hllblll!lto a IOPPhln' fllk tat- ftt. dlnntr t!~- horn the Edward A)bott eolleeUon, de•IJntd by Wt~~mt Folmar, The --•~" aeekllft• .11 ~:u ..ia. Two Board of Education candidates and a House of Dele- I.. Mankin Named· · Dispateber For Pomeroy Police 1~ 0 Pre&:' lor InS cf .I futllre tbeir address aa Gallipolil .. Jamea Memorial Serviees M'. Rice, Waynesburg, Pa. forfeited a $25 bond on a speeding c:bar- eatablitbnlent P.• after 2:30 · a. , m. frtimajuq machihe, The:· Dlqly Sentinel 4643 \i ' and .s,vings .:,Memllef i'e4ent a.er;e·· ·S1J!Ie.' . . ~.Oils. ..• :· 1the Warmer Trend Moving Eastward . :. ·But Florida Still ShiverinG · of '"I A By United Preu. lntem•tlonal ~ c ' MeiloberF... ge. All· arrests bad been made bJ was held -for tbe Pomeroy ~ice. Gallipolis, and MEIGS Glli!:NERAL HOSPITAL at the Admitted: Mn. Harold Evans, on Long BoUom ; Norman Theiss. Ra-. cine; Beverly Lee, Letart Falls; COLLEGE ,. Ptess Rurr .AGE~CY _.._....,., o. the forme!' Maxiae Hesson -and Giblioq. $1:) on an llntoXicaUioD three cbildreD · c.barge, and James ~ntcomery, · • $125 on a DWI charge. Both cave ~· ~. ... ean atan Forfei·ted Jn Nofcier and Rev W. Nancy Cale, MiddJeport; Amanda couducted the mem- Howett, Pomeroy RD. two young women lost Discharged: Mrs. Marvlo M!Uillea in an automobile acei- ron and daugbtet, Middleport; on Route 35 one mile west Mrs. ·Henry Eblin and son, PomGallipolis, Ja~uary 15. Both I eroy; Mrs. _Paul Simon, Pomeroy; popular students at Rio ·B arbara Kmgbt, New Haven; WeeColleae. !,ey Bellas, Racine . . ' I nued giving lie detector teats k 130 poJu,emen asaigned to a Nortli Srde diatrict where tire ICIIIda1 lmt broke oul played ; profHPOnal foot· cratic ticket for the Houae Gf Dele- cbarge, James Robert Grueser, .tbe G~ Bay P!ld:en. &ales. Rickard is a ct~al operator Minersville, $5 and roat& on a At pre&entr Adkins Ia a produc- !who Uvea dear West Columbia. He charge o.t: recklers operation and. at tbe Vanadium i.s al110 the awner of the Fairview Richard Holmes Roller, MiddleGraham Station. He i8 Pony. Fum. <ll' · port, .$5 anll c06l.!i. for failing 1o · a~d bas· four ~ughten. Rickard, Y(bo served u mayor of 5t.op ia an assured clear distaace. Cnmp, ~ Plea.sant, bas City at one time, is married f'orfeiting bonds were Darlene .. " ""::::.rule. inveoUgators . conti- Meanwbile, Edward F. Rickard, Fined were Larry Jac:obs, Po~~t­ wfJ.ere he ~ football. Letart, filed to run on the Demo- eroy, $25 and eoats on i. apeecfin& ,Evangelist h :str.:nton toJd a new• CODferenee' that Daley bad better cleau up tne police force .. or else." He did no' detme woat state· power he wuwd u.se to ioterveoe. Daiey, tbe atate's ~o.st popwer·. fu1 Democrat, when informed .of the 1ov_emor's threat, angrily halted his own new. con:ference to warn Stratton to atAy out of eourt Saturday evening, i ?~f:,' it a graduate of Marshall Held For Two Girls ..' ton:e, pleaded Mayor's Court 1f anno~eed h11 ~d1dacy for Board of Education. A grad· of the Unlverlity of 'Mll')'land, engjneer, alao employee!} 11 married aDd .,. the Offieere of the newly formed didate were announced dunng · the past week as hav sbowed a looae 3·3 s£tlit teenage organlzation are •RJll&ell gateS can ZwiiUng, president; -Dollna ·Brew· ing enter6d pollUcal races in Mason County. Sbeeter and Brown. · iden; Roller! Adkins of Sand Hill · tbe 1 Bar~~ er, v11e-pn1 ......-. ·Ro us· Pt. Pleasant, .annouoced biB ~e other ~at to. be filled . tn ey, aeCretpey; Janet Bissell. ti'ea· 1 .~,,~i~~'!.· for ......tection to 8 six· comang ele~on, m .addttioh tel Three bonds were forfeited and surer. and Marilyn BiHell and Al· L~ on .,th; Mason County that of AdkiDJ, tba~ of Charles ice UVinaaton, news repottel'l. Of Education. Adkina, for- Jones. Both. fr?m Potot Pleasant three defendants were tined l.n a session of Mayor Charles Legar'a ,,...Pt -P!eaoaot Hi&h Seit<IOl and Lewlir Diatrict. ' t1ngers-o~ ARDS a. CO•omilll<rner OTHER MODELS ··: :: ... ....... .'.. . U9.9$ lo f8&.85 .,. ·•• scandal and threatened with a massive sbakeup, Ill health aa a reason tor his rwroad back to I'· lost honor today under a new rgoatioo. He oaid he would talle a ""' ~~uon and retum to tbe force · '· · .·. lnem,...t.ie Mayor ltieboriJ J. l!ildet "lili c l : t i l - Ulle'· liO chief, ~er De~O na~. tb'l! 1tatn: '"lbMt ·poWer- dlptain . .. -r .-\ ' YHI RI1UU STAaTS. TODAYl u COPY--6t County ·For Address Is On February 29 Ia Bodily llljury or dealb. 14boun. dri\1DC Neord polnll' liiP40 drivlnc·polnllllo !be lloht- .,... flurr... IOUit. ,.,....,. , . nltht Mlrlll T~, tum"'- eel.., late tonfeht or Tuesc~tr. Hifh t. ,ve~r DiSalle's Visit Into Meigs -~~;~l~"''~h~Uejoperat4n1 any pr.ivate paNeoger· ~ ~m~~e to • ., 'PI'OPflrtY, •noludlng operator dam· appll01nt or reetdent op- t~ HOOVER I R.,.,.l, ... Partly cleudr', a .I meet Tue&day at 7:80 .Pm at .---.....,-~-:c-Ltglon Home. The• program ' NAME OMITTID be in charge or Mr:a. Orville In the list of off.ic,ers of the 1 legislative chairman and ederated Church CoUncil, the George Bearhs, natlon•l se- name of Mrs. PbU GJ.obGkar as chairman and JOseph nnanclal aecretary was uninten-.. wHl be a guest speaker. 1tlonaUy omitted. · tor oecidenll under lbo · ....,, ..... ., ...... -.......,.c-. DJI'j .. an1 operator of the MUomobtle rt!lldent ~dent ,..,. 1960 ~-a~A(ned ·for MCih •utO.oblk.. accl"ent in·. 1>o oooilnod OW.: ' . ' ' Le&••n . sohool. IW••b'lter P<>Jt Amorl<!!i•, . Weather - - · Low ....... lolho- XI NO. ....-. Does Money Slip Th,_ Your 'Fingers? cour~e hooteoa. .. • DetHJW l'e fte ,_teN$ . IH Xlae ............. Ar.. M wonl In tM •llh ~ "'tACINI.• On .... lolt ~- ....... .... :rr. · l r:ake from the daaa. Th meetlni, in charge of M• Dorothy Lon&, opened wtth group singing of 10ln the Garden" fol lowed wltb prayer by Mn:. '11!.omas 'Be ntz and ~ripture readlnl by Mrs. Jamt:l!l Will. A poem "What,la Your Shadow?" was read by Mri. Claude Husted. During the buslne~ s session, Mrs. Geof·frey Wtleon was welcomed as a new member. It was decided to aend ~arda. to all lick member•. Dish cloths were diatributed to be sold u a money maklna: project. Se'letal members received glfls from their secret pals. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by the hoatM• to thoae named above and Mra. MyrUe Long, Mrs. Carl Moore Harley Brown, Mrs. Herbert Mrs. Eldon Weeks, lfrs. Hu· ber Brown and one aueat. Mra. Alma Coleman. .e llnx lwt lmathw tM Around And ' . . c~f~b~cl.l:'!'"of tbe meeting .re-1 DarlaEber.bac~and ;Cl!eryl Ed· AbQpt freahmenl:l Were serVed by lira. wards were in charge Qf the nur· M•'dd~ · ort Eugene B . rown, Mrs. w. A. Gibbe, . sery durfog therneetlns. MJss Mar~ella Frazer of Ravens· wootl visited recently with her ..; - ; J•,. parent&. Mr . and Mrs Alex Fraser. Mrs. Peter Slace has been con· fine~ to her borne with the ·flu J ack Werner, who is employed FoUo~ins the benedictWn the in Parkeraburg, w. Va., came Frimember~ and guests were Invited day tn spend the weektmd at th e to the 4lnn=l room fQr r~fre.ah- home or his parents' Mr. and Mrs. ·i·tiJ~ · . •, ' 1 d t Lt d ments o ~ . · ~ cw eti,JD n • an G. G. werner. -coffee. A -<!e,t~rpiet:e 01 &rtHlclal Stephanie Pullen, flftiJ grade at 6:30 pm at the pi~n~ solo wia pre•ented by .flowers tl) !il tj)IU:et were :tJIId with pupll of the MiddlepGI't uchoo~ Ia Lillian · Stetff after wflleb. candles. .Mrs. Ralph ZundeJ, a t aking theraph.y treatme nts 1i ,_ Helen · ~wls gave . th~. thlrd guest fro~ 'Poroemy, gave thtl Holzer Hospital twice a week for . u ',.,_• .., ~b1t~l1!~ of the study book Retlly blessing at the table. Qthers .guesta a leg injury received last faJI . i.•' ,!.,'\)., ·, ' I fr om Pomeroy were Mrs.· Glenroy . She is improving nicely and Is 'r'< ..1M'& ,6, . · 'K· •"' • "'D DELIVI!Il ~~~~~~~~~ · m ~e~et~l~ne Ewing M·ra. A~a Warner ~nd Miss now able to walk without her :..PIC loll" " ".. · Lucretia Genheimer. Other ·g uests crutches. the eveni.n i included, Mrs. Mrs. Josie Turner, who return· Dewey Guthrie, Mrs. Arnold Riched from Florida this week is st:'lY· 1 Mrs. Jobn Smiib was pie111ntly ards, Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Mary Jng with her son-in-la;W and dauJ";h· ~ ~!..IIH· 'I ll IJII ~ '· · surprised with a handkerehief Baumeardner. ter , Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood 11nd But 'lbe Baby" ahower in obaervance of her birth· sons. . MIDDLIPORT, OHIO day when the Willing Workert Tre regular meeting ot the Mid--~ 0 clasa of the Enterprise EUB AUXILIARY MElTING • dleport Band Boosters will be held Church met Tbunday evening at 1 this coming Monday at 7:30 p. m. her horne. Nye Ave. She waa also The Ladles Auxiliary. ·of Drew in the band room at the high ED\'IrARI~ iNrSU,LANC:I! AGENCY-presented a decorated birthday . , ....,.pet~, • I tl ')'be Jan~· ... uieeUni'x9f dcll~rt :w. . T. l,J. was :;~d~~s r;;,'.! held Frida~ · 'OV'e.Uu aiJlW · C Uni · "'l'l'~ytertan Church Room. Elected Mrs. with Mrs. .. nee lii~ ill ehllrge 0 ·flte.m~lng. lly , ~IDDII DASHII.T . new president u tbe Iri the lice pt M't's· (}. Ef McKIJjley; eecrelary of the Mr ind lrlrti. Fielding Hawki.. I 'President, Maxine ,Durst is Union, Mri, ,L. D.»Qes J.d.ed aa:secret.w aud i~ the absence 1>f l))ene, W. Va. came FridaY to aoon for California. Next of the Treaaurer, Mrs. tum.er, Mrs. MCNeal' ~ the Treasur- .spend ae:veral days witb .their 100• evenofn&. d .... .................... AIN TO ltACNII LATILY! . ~_. Prayer by the Rev-' Eu~::ene Marianne Woodgerd entertained Brown opened the meetlng of tbe members of the Powder Puff Sugar Run PTA Thursday evening Club of MlddJeport la st week for at the school their first meeting of tbe new During ii&he b usiness sesalon with year. 1 Mrs. Edwal-d B~er, president, in Tbe but ine.ss meeting was con· charge the meetwg o! the County du~ed by the president Mar· Co uncil to be held at the Syracuse ia.ane Brinkman and pl~s for school on February 4 was an· future , activities we'r e discussed. nouneed. Mrs. Baer thanked the , treat committee for a job we ll At the close of the meeting, red one :1 t Christmas time. freshmentl were served by Miu , I , . 1 Woodgerd to Miu Brinkman, BarSupt. Charles Gibbs spoke brie - bara Stiles, Rutb Ann Farmer, ly on the new school. Mrs. John Lynn Buchanan Susie Pullen Jan Moore W&fi ~esent and spoke on lee Zirkle, Ju<J3 Sauer, Kay, Jen· the or ~:anu:atton of ne w ~lrl Sc?ut kinson, Rosetta and Janice Richtroops and announ~ed a meetmg ard.s, Doris ruce, Christine Coats t o be held at the GuJ Scout camp Betty and Barbara CoYert Janice in Middleport next week and urged Hauck Carolyn Bradford' Karen a ll interested per&Qns to attend. McEihinn)' and Betty Gu.r:..ore. The attendance banner was award· ;;::c-;;:::'":;-;;-;::::::::;·-;:;::::--;;;:=::: ed to the third grade taught by Mrs. Rotand Eggert, Mnj. Cbarle. ~;r.~~~~~~~~~ Chute Martinelli, o munthl old, doeln't like th&t t\lllr dryerMn. Charles Gibbs. Mwny, Mrs. David GOOdwin, Ms. · ~ beaut)" treatment tn Bpaton, but when tt'a over, Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Brown Ala Cilo, Mrs. Wilte:i Kennedy. nactlab.. Stl.t bad b.a.lt u th1clll u a l}year..QJ<l'a, eo mama. We re in charge Gf the program Mu. EarJ Rouab, Mrs. Guy Cowan, do wt.da a treatmw hy a proteuwaaJ 1tylllt. and gave a book review on a !am· Mn. Donna Goodnlte ~- Gilbert ily Inventory taken from the book, Freeman, Mra. Ja:'J: Sbepherd, -.,.--,-,;:-----;:;';:;;;;:::;-:-:-;--;-;---;;:-----;;---;~"""":"-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•, ~ "Dangerous Fltherl, Problem Mrs. Lawr.ence.and ·Mrs. w'\J> .I Motbers and Terrible Teens," b)' !Louis Laud!=llt. lly LUCILLI HAWKINI Bony .OIUCIIU FOI TODAY Powder Puff Club Meets With Miss Woodgerd "' ~ ..,.·. warmilli: trend moved east· -aCI"'Sl the Midwest today of a eold wave, but ,c-.__ weather was whose win· navao 'been But tbe multimillion dOllar cit· rus crop in central Fltmda •ppeared to bave escaped leriou; damage. In the )Central and soutbern planes, meanwhile, & slow rl!e ln. . temperature brought reading• up to 20 degrees Mgbet Can tbo&e of the pret'ioua day. The warming trend was ex.ped· ed to apread eaatward t<t' the Atlantic O:lut, but not mueh relief was forecast for New "tna:land slliverlng ill below ..,... � 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 23, 1960 grimm jenkins sayre