https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/76281c25811c6b1f8648ad8eb20d8207.pdf 73fc11e9ab9ca9462f0b8439a3425f5e PDF Text Text ' • CHUCKL£ FOR TODAY. DRY DRINKIRI 1 APP8RLIY, IJ111&nd (UPI} Pub ownw tom ,.,._, II INklnt aur. his ouatomen ltiJ dry. He't \!, 'l'oo. VB motor, extro 110011 11ft1, oolid ..0 ond soo<1 plat· lanD-· $345 1954 GMC ! % nm. 8 ft.. platform body. Good 111" comm. tires, eolid eab,ll<atet". $795 1957 FORD ',, ' ' l I ~ 'I'OD. e eyl. motor, Flaretide pickup body, heater, like ne"W tU.. red finish. l.l,)ob and ruaa like new. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 Ton L. W.B. VB mol«, 2 opeed reu axte, good 82&x2o tlrQ, reinfmed tr.me 8Dd springs, 11011<1 cob. $1095 1956 CHEVROLET l r ' 2 Ton Dump. V8 motor, 2 1pced Rio, IOx'l <l=p body and ?" IJDill, reinforced frame and oprillll. 8211>20 tireo, .,.b ond sheet metal needs palntmg. $1295 I Clean- Sharp Cars- At Prices You'll Like 1957 CHEVROlET ! WCTU Meetiflg Held Tuesday At Baptist ChurCh Followmg a d~ion of money raismg projecte- the group voted to have an lCe cream 5'0Cial o~ tbe 19th of FebruarY in: the basement at the hall. They plranned to bave llel Air lbr<l Top. Looally own· ed. •ru:J. real clean IMide and · 0011, _.,. oteerina end brat... pdwersJjde 1!'41118., VB motor, radio, beater, IWib.itewaJl, and lie worb. Ivory and Wrq.uoise flnilh, $1795 presiding A survey of industrial and economic potential of Ohio was launched at. a meeting held in Kyger creek hlgh school Thursday bight with Koder Collison; head oi the new state Department of Economic Development uo!oldlng his 'plans. , Tlie main speaker ,was introduced by Alva T. •Grover, resident ofJhe Meigs • Gal· a 'Develonment ABsoclation, which co-sponsored the dinner attracting 200 persons !tom a · nine county area to the din· ner and program. . Bfi01VI'I KW ••JJttheJ"' belt circle• a oae-plee. brown an4• l'Wit plt.l4 wool day dreq 4ftel -'sne<l by Anne Fogarty for1 \Vinter. The 1leevu an lo:nJ' and tttted; tboi"QUp.. ~ During the business session, a edlll4. / . -report wu made on the uaed _......,. greetlng cards which had been sent Formosa for use in the hospitals there. Members were urged to bring canceled pottage •tamps \ which will be sent to Japan, •old and the proceeds used to aid the sick in that country. Min Lucrely FRIDDII HCfuDAIHILT tia Genheimer, chairman of legislation committee, announced that a temperance ftlm wtll be shown C. R. Young of Hudson St., rein the public schools m the near ceived word of the dt:ath of his future. father , A. J . Young of New Castle, Pa , Wednetday morning. Mrs. Joseph Coak, devotional leader, had for her topic "The New Year" which was · foUowed SPetiAL MiniNG Evangeline Chapter, OES, will by a diacuion on the current legmeet this evening at 7:80 at the islative program of the WCTU. Masonic Hall Jn Middleport for a The P'~bruary meeting will be special meeting. held at the United Methodtat Church. Mrs. Nathan Biggs entertained the Chatter Club Tuelday evenig at her home, Rutland Road. A short buJine11 ae11ion was held wib Mrs. Gien Evan• preN.ding, after whlcb game• were played with prizes awarded to Mrs . Charles . Buck, Mrs. Afnd Biggs .and Mrs. Everett Lightfoot. The -door prJ~ was awarded to Mrs Floyd Dunfee. Refreshments were served by the hostess to the above named and Mrs Wlbur Young and Mra. Vaughan Price. SATURDAY ' - - Hor<l T... t Coupe. 3411 ·ou: in. motor, "power tt.eering end brakeo, '1\lrbojjlldo trona., ~ low mjl- 1>7 I ,owne.r, •tleu interior, bell't e ~t.Od oor11 flnlsh, radio ond heotor ond the · lion. IIIIIIDy other er.trM. , - t Door sediD. 514. •tnllf., cl•n interior and &ood t oo11a body, heeler, cood ~.... $669 1957 CHIVROUT ~~t~~·~po~ Low iNleoto "' l!rakoo. tnnt, ndio, tleat· new Ure1. Wtdte over fllnioh ond vinyl interior were lutrodll<ed, inctucjing ated wlth the department. t!>OIIL·~veil~~e~d~~:~~~~ •··", . department ln the Collison dolo . Ohio. llm>ll(h , that thert can iDg hou~e of 1 '~~~~~-x;:l~t~·A~:~::~:~· r~~:..!..;_,-:-::--c::::::...:.~----'---.;:---;;:---- .1 potential of Ohlo availa!Jle IOI" anyone seeking a place to establish a plant and homes for ita workers . The program ended with the fhu;hlng of 14 pages of the Ohio Community Survey on a sereen, with Colli11on telhn& exactly bow be wanted the answers twned. in ·~~.BOYS' OXFORDS 8~ to 3 $1 88 eGIRLS' OX OR ' , ..... · "·' .. · · pr. e BIG BOYS,FOX~R~ to 2 ..8' ' .... ' . ' . U.88 pr. :7.. by community representativeL He eMEN'S WORK SHOES' to .... · · · · · .3.88 pr. e CHILDREN'S PULJ, ON B 1l ..... · · · · · U.,s pr. e MEN'S OXFORDS OOTS .. ' ..... U-88 pr. e WOMEN'S ARCH SHO. •us pr. E .. . . . . . .. .. . . . ts.88 pr. erti~U:rg Jndlcated that if the job i.e do~e effeetively and wjth dispatch. that 1•••~n~.' in a few months the moat com- s·.... ' .' ... ···· Roush's Shoe Store plete data of the atat.e ever sembled wiD be avaHable. JJ· At the openilig of the program held in the audlt()fium, Sen. J. -Sherm Porter rel!f ~esu1ea of 'aret from Gov. ldi.chael V. Salle and Consr:e,.man , .Noellel'. who were •unable · MIDDI.EPORT $1795 1957 PLYMOUTH Don · Leach, employment of thecom,pensation department and of b'ert Green, a young ltllian associ- • 'NO. SECOND AVE. his store building aa a collection point for telephone aec9unts. 0. Taber, and DoH of P!JbUc relaUo~ Several other key personnel I Two Polr $4.00 The lut 15 yean he maintained Top Brass Sent To Quiet Algeria Settler Unrest teresti: an4 ·c~·u·-c _: to a former · SAL! $3 95 pr• I Women'• Sho..Pllr Po;r_ So For A Seeond . $2295 • 1954 DODGE Mr . Michael voas one of the early drygoods merchants in Middleport, up~ating the Mtcbael's Department Store for mafl)' yean. molina Thotc attending the meeting were Lynn Buchtman , president, "RIOT IN JUVENILE PRISON" J,J,anu'c Z1rkle, vice preaidetJt; Ruth Jerome 'nhor _.__ Scotl Marlowe Ann Farmer, Secretary; and Su· ste Allensworth, Treaturer. MONTH Dover Mayor's Arrest Seen As First Vice Move the -- alao - 1958 CHE.VROLET with burial in the Middleport Hill cemetery. introduced heads who chAirmen for the Sock Hop whtch they are phwmng for the last weekend in February . "CAST A LONG SHADOW" Audie Murphy - Terry Moore ' William (Billy) Michael Died ~arly Today At His Residence Brian Don1evy · was the principal charat'ter playmg the part of an industrialist seeking a plant location. ' FOUowing The of!lcen ol the Middleport Glee Club met Wednesday after sehoul to choose committees and TONIGHT ond FRIDAY "ALIAS JESSE JAMES" llob HoPe - Roontla Flemilli surveying crew told him " objec- ing crew fonman. , lions.. bad ansen •to the proposed The foreman, a man named dam at Racine for wbich Con· Crisswell out of Kentueky, indlcat'&reM already has earmarked pre- ed surveys and drillinp now au to be made for a dam at Letart. limloUJ planning fund s with con- The locks would be ill two Wta. laDd. today. He indiea.ted t~ey ~o'n fUPpoSed ~ 0 start before JQ feet to each lift. It would elipl.aMed to brlnJ more drllhnR minate all existing loeb u fu equipment onto ~e Ia~ u soon These 4libjectlon• were believed upriver u Lock 18, near Part·aa poujble, weat:Aer permitting. at ieut in part to have come ersburg, w. Va . Hill Aid the foreman of tne from Pbifip Sporn power plant The tentative plana eall for construction of a canal for the locks rr..'ll above tbe dam to PL,ant.s near the 11aereon JobniOi& place. .• A dam in the river of the prq. portaons apparently being ltudiBd would require eonstnactlon of conFuneral services for William Michael, age 85, who died ear· siderable new blgbway along tlie ly this morning at his home on North Second-st. will be held r1ver and cause mundation of Sunday from the Rawting..COats Funeral Home at 2 p.m. some bottom land along the river, it 11 believed. Cllfftn"d HUI, a farmer about one mile dowD river from tbe vJII.qe of Letart Falla. verified th1l morning that covernment men be~n surveyin1 bil htrm mate it up. Officers Chooen ---61- ty, it was learned here today. , The proaram opened with showIng of a color Iilm entitled "The Growth State" which showed many facets Of Ohio 'as an industrial state and the people who go to ' Pomeroy, Ohio tlon fhll att.mMn. tt.ln w ....., •IWI eol.,. Nnitlht, .., Albly ..... lnt by s.tv~r ....,...... Lew ....,. A huge dam in the Ohio River at Letart Falls may be sub- 1 off""'' who oaw the backed up I stltuted for two previoualy ~anned by the U S . Departn:'l nt water from Racine as a tbre~t to · · M · coa l barge entry to the plant' faof Engineers, at Belleville, . Va., and Racme m e1gs coun- c illties, accordiq to tbe lllfWY· C Around And About Middleoort ' TH~ATRE MEIGS ::7::~:.;:=,: May Replace 2 Others At Ky~er Creek l ---- E:nterroim Club Weather ' Canal, Dam At Letart Ohio Economic Study Beg~ 'nle annual birthday party of Mareh of Dimes. • -=-• Oinner For 200· F()Jlowi.ng" Ule meet!lng ref'reah· tJhe Legion was .disCUsSed and Mu. Paul Haptonstall W4l8 a6ked to ments were .served by Mr6. Paul have eha11ge of the program . Oth· HaptorttiUtll and Mn. BlanChe er oommJttces will be announced Haptonst.aU. home-made lee cream and booneThe Pomeroy WCTu met Tuesmade cakes and to eerve from 5 :00 da)' evening at the F1rst Baptist p.m. until 8:00 p.m. , Church with Mrs. G. H. !.Wing, $1295 Clifton Social Events Mrs. Lillian Stieff presided over the meeting of the Auxll· iary of Feeney.Benne!t Post, American Legion, Tuesday when they met at the ball in Middleport for their re~ular meeting. A commitlee was appointed to contact the hlgiL school for girls eligible to attend Buckeye Girls State in Columbus this spring. at a later date. A donatlon was made to the r . en t 1n e D-· 'l'o ..,.__ •'-"' • _ ....... an4 aa.v'P· ·-d ~ A...., ••-*'~ - · ~- .a. , , Tile lf..U...lfcM• Are. ' · · · · . · l Nst ...... · -.. V~O;,L~X~I~N~O=.~~;::_----------------~------~----------------------~P~o~m~ero~y:·~M"-kW~·-~~~~;rtt,~~~hlino~.Fr.i.rid~~~.~h-n-wuy ·--~Z9~.~~~~~-----------------------------------~~La. bOPY~ -'no..._,. .... '""'"" lltr whlch It hHnfi•Nrllr wrroundM bwo • mile of fleodwlttr. Legion Auxiliary To LaJ~ta4:t £.,,.rJc: Eligible For Buckeye Girl's State 1950 FORD e ' al y tend. SPECIAL ON . . ~t the cl01e of the 'P10IJl'&m, M~. CoUiaoo nterred .to a rumor of plant locating at Letarb ~all• WOOL CARPETING llells Counly. He relf&lted tUct\ 'a nport was s~rted. rumors do locality, The Pomeroy Gtrdon Club will The Jolly IIUneb ~wing l Club meet MOnday at 2 ·p. m. at the wm ·meet W. Friday eVeninl at ' IT'S $1295 S.Doot• ......,.lie tn. . .... =.--,...., :' $945 1955 OIVIOUY 110 ·v.. ..-. OrliiMI bll<lr lloiob, el01a iolerior, IIAndor<l Hlcb ill Itt=::~,wtlb Radio 1Dd h•t.er. o-... $195 1953 lUlCK • . . - . blotl - . OUtmllltio trone., Wllilo over the gueat apeaker. 12 foot wide All Wool Firth Carpeting , I . Mrs. Goeglein Dies After 10 Week Dlness Purelwecl Ne111 By Our ' Uaed Car. .MIUIJIIet' 9 foot wldo I ' 3 I All willie ooi<JI! \- rtdlo boat.. .:. - ' · oteeri1141 outo. - .... wllo wall tlroo, boei<\J ..,¥..,.. . _ ,· ~ :·' ··,;~ ""'..is~Ji..d I .; : t , . . . ., ,;o ~' S,.Cial On All Wool Throw lugs .' f.:.~ ....... , $5.00 . ""' ~- ' 3 ·' . . .-., ' VI l'atr- 4.DoOr $,~.9.$ fURNITUR,E o!\11 tiAR0~ARI , ,1i .• · . "Tbe Bii Buay store~~"! Your ~IW ]b• ~11~~ .• , H.. lel*ld lt. ' •lldi--~~ \ '' ..,_' lr-.... ,'rt!'i~ 3 and 3 Contributions Funds Made Membtir5 I Funeral services for Mrt. Avery Qoegleln, age 41l. who died in the ~eigs General 'ltospital last 'igbt dter 10 weeka Q( illness, will J)e SATURDA.V,. JANUARY 30th 1956FORD Specltl Prlctcl- $.6.95- Rullllilg Foot 1-9x12Woolhg All 3 i • For Fllllllly 1Cor All Wool Firth Carpeting ' hoateu. . ONE OWNER $9.95.and $11.50- Running Foot ::~!::.~- I FOR ·SALE 1956 PLYMOUTH t ~~ift · , ntllo, -·ol-In· I home ol Mill Lydia Ebenhoell' a:ao at tho )lomo' of ~ Ken· with Mn. John LietwJler •• eo-hoe- aeth B)'er ln Mqlclleport. Mn. ie11. Mn. Howard Nolan will ho 1Ethel Hueheo will l>o the l!liltiDI president, re· people attendlaiC Sund•~ to ' tl.eld Sunday at 2 p. m. from tht·Ewing Chapel with bur:ial in the Beech Growe Cemetery. :d:rs. Goeglein is survived by ~ husband, Avery; a daughter, ~ "l;yn Sue GoeiVein, ,.J~i her fatbeJI md mother, aQd tbe follOWing b\'Q3 thers and sisters, Da\'id s~.... ;,envilie; 'Mrs . .tbhh Pou; • -· Jroy; Mrs. •,' �' ' •• ' tHE DAILY SENTINEL • • • ' .. 'PIECE DE RESJSTANC~ ,li:ditorially '' ;,til l. .. "· '. :!,1,\ ' r .~ T •U • Zeroed. In problem of zeros, to repre~ et!.~~~~~'and very small . -~ve increase~~ as as scie~ce has advan'ced. We have all become acquainted with the idea of adding prefixes to convey such meanings. For exam- ple, in measuring the power of nuc1ear bombs the megaton equals the explosive power of a miJlion tons of TNT, the prefix "mega" • : meaning million. But now the National Bureau of Standards ; has announced that it is standard to use the : prefix "giga" to denote units of 1,000,0()0,000 : and the prefix "!era" for units of 1,000,000,· :' 000.000. A gigavolt, for example, is 1,000,· : 000.000 volts. For fractions, the Bureau says • to use the prefixes "nano" and "pico." A btl· Uonth of a second, for lrlftance..i1s. on nano- _ second. A picosecopd. 000' 001 seconds. .-...:lbli! 0 ~,::0.ooo,ooo,. · ··l• ' .... , Certainly these ·advances '11!..~ence wlll have easy ap~licatiori 1n our' everyday world . Tlje accountant figuring tbe federal budget will lind it easier to write 40 jlgadollars plus 45 gigadollars equals 85 gigadollars than to write out zero after zero after zero . . . But the politician wiU reap the greatest benefits . Think how much easiedt will be to sell the voters on a new spending plurge by explain· ing that It involves only one gigadollar and, a:fter all, what's a gigadolJar or two. At leaSt up to the point that a dollar won't be worth a nonodollar. - Editorial in 'The Wall Street Journal, as publlsbed in the 'R eaders' Digest. "De Tocqueville Was Right" Writing editorially in The Saturday Even· ing Post, Oscar lbele, professor of political srienrc at Kent State University, said in part: "Wha t the Government subsidizes it can also control. As its power Jncreases, our free-dom diminishes. Many vigilant persona recognize this peril to their liberties, but in the face of the tremendous voting power of the pressure groups and other recipients ot 'free' Federal money, the odds are increasingly against them. :~ ' . _,. Limit~_Swipes :.. ntioc.t Church Another Train, ..,_uu Wom.en Meeti11g . . . De~ailed. Hold Prayer Mrs. J. H. Stephen· to'ears : wl!isTmr.D, "De Tocquevllle was right. It Is possible for the people to-. vote tltemselves Into bondage, We sbal! be fortunate if this do"sn't hap- Cl'IC~ :HISTORY ·£venk Of We~~k The MYF iroup thl!! Tem· Methodist ChurCh sent a In,,,.,otaiJon ·to ; formed a house for a family and The Maeonlc Lodae EaSter~ Ht:P . s'e~9ci·l~ Hpnor 1ROI.I The Trade Through The Medium OfYourOwn LOCAL NEWSPAPER You Hove A Tireless Salesman Working For You .~ . 24 HOURS A DAY \ ,,,•. ... J~ ' ' ~ · ·•···· Where You Do Business . R'\CIULAR MIITING THE DAILY SENTINEL ,( Advertising Columns Used . Consistently Are Bound ·ro Help ' Your Business . has uaed ' : attenyard" was used aa a stable. the upper tloor of the old build· ' Another a:iant hollow fl)'tllmore Ins for many years. The old court : ttood on the land of Nehemiah boule, tbe tint one of Mela:s : Bicknell. It waa as large or al· County, .and the old academy ' mott as large aa the llrat one • buUdJnc etUI etand, eJde by aide, Let Us Demonstrate That '. Newspaper Advertising Is The ' aaue land and Mr. • '"'' near where Ook · HIU : houtct w... c. I \ : mentioned. on what looka more Uke a larae mound tban a hlll, mute evl· LITART TOWNSHIP : In the early MttJement ot Le- dence of a Jon1, lon1 paat. ' tart T.own•hip a man ·by the name POMI~OY ACAOIMY I of John Cru•oe bouaht a tract of : land juat above the mouth o! The. academy et Pomeny w11 1 Johnt Run and built a lar1e brick ettablldw:d b.y Mrt. Cltitl111 A. : haute on the river bank. Thia Pomeroy, widow of 8. W. Po.me· • : territory wu then coruldered roy Sr. In 1N8. Obaunee)' C. Gllea Cru101 waa 1 w.. the flrtt teaahar. ln 18fl8 the : aueh a auflerer from that maltdt ' bulldinl Wll leued to the Porn· 1 : tluot ·~• deolded to MD bla fu~ 01'0)1 IIlah School. ~ ::: !~e:.way from the river an In 1171 Ut~ trulteH ~ • ' .fJno 'btlell bulldlnl wllleh OJ)l!Ood Juot obout lhlo UDIO ""' find o that loll with H. J. Gollon u : family of Pam c~IR.I to tbt, ·principal. He wu • peduate of : location .Lhree youna men and ~ the •E ntlilh Unlveral.ty of Oxford., • alater, Hamilton, Hlllman an' ·but it only continued one year ! Harr!Jon and their 1iater, Klther- when It C!loHd for llclr: of pat· ; lne, who married 1 man by the ronqe ' name of Prank and their deueh· : tfr ¥aria married Capt. Jac• U we wl1h &o eoutder the Ill· 1 Brinker. arle1 ot teachen thea with the ~ 1 ulary of ttacben now U W,O.Uld • lfr. c-toooo oold bla boUle, bor~ be well to conoldor T. COotoo I and hlt form of lOO ..,.. til one of the leodlnll odu..twa for ! Hamilton Parr for tu0 aa.d more than fifty )'tin. Right In Your Own Community Fell..-hip Tea Morulay JUNIORS : Richar, Fn:lst, Helen The session of the Firat United }J(!JJ.Iz, MarJlyil . ,.B.sleJl', Shttley ·Chu~h ol M!tfdleport lta'rl, Judy Bentz, 'Ray Cbletnan, .mee' next Monday evenine at .JudY· ChaHee, PauliBrowni Leatha 7:30 .at th.t '/ pestor'a at'J(ly f<IJ their Bibbee; Tere11a AndreW;.·Mary Goe· rtfular .meeting. bel, Jack Kelley, Shii'lef· ~.tyen, -''---.,....-=----..-'~Mary ,Sni,Uey. •': "' ·-' .. .The Ads Reach Your Prospective Buyers . ~' ' The annuaf Fellowship Tea of 'ls\ 'for the·third aUt Week! periOd the B.. H. Sanborn Miuionary Sohas· seen announ~d by (). c, Bib· eiety ·of the First Baptisl Church lee. Principal as follow's ~ 1 IMOincyi!l4~dJeport will be held t,his SENIORS: Roftn:le ·t:owdefo/, Roevenln&: at 1':30. q:er Rose, S~ndr~ Wolfe:, Vl»einia speaker for tbe meeting Curtis, J() Ann .Heftsley 'Miitty <:11rr wlll be Mrs. Ralph . ZUndel ol Esther Watkinll;· · Clide 'Maxey, Pompoy. Dale Showalter and Joh11 Mora. ------- for today: Thomas stJrred the for freedOm. aaid: "Those expect to re~p the bleuinga freedom .must, like men, undergo the fatieue of tupportlna it." . Refreshmenla were ·l erved by the hostessea to the above named .and Mrs. William · Watson, Mra. D.ale .wipPel, -Mn. Loraln Sterrett Mrs George Skinner, Mrs. Ralph ''':'~~~~'."~~-~~~e'W:.....-"- 1 Zundel, Mrs. · J. E. Foater, Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey, . Ml'f. Ellen Hi"'h i~ couch, Mn. Lealle 'Prlce and Yn. 1J:Ii J. , Harman, and Llsa Jd fmd H,')I\Of .. · Mito~en: Ashland, Ky. . cau1e When You Present Your Merchandise To Dale Ratliff. Zastern · Sehbol R~ll A11nou~ced · . Paine, will be present. A letter Wa1 rea,d Mrs. Daisy Jaaper opened *He de· votions. Ephesians ·1:11•23 waa read by Mr&. Smith who also read a chapter from the boot ..Tbe Challenge of lhe CrOss" by ilev. included member11 Janet Ingram, Marilyn and Nancy Thomas, J'udy Seel and Marsha Maxwell, advisors Mrs.'l John lngram and .Hl'l. Marie Seel, and Mr. and Mrs. /u· lhur Crabtree. " We might mention the Hall • wood yard which was famous .al· : moat from the time the boats : commenced using wood until they TQ,.. were no r.. uler 1ehool1 • commenced using coal for fuel. It at Chut•r Act•mr fw MYtral ! wu located on the second farm """ or until 1907, wMn Wal· ter I. llnu, of R.cln•, ltartM : above the Bicknell Chapel In • Grl:!at Bend. 'I11e bank worn away a Townthlp High School In the ! by the hauling wood to the river old building. H• taueht hert : ean still be aeon and the home for th,... YHrt. , 1of Mr. Woodyard Is •till standing It was among the flrat of the , although it plainly abows the ef· Townsblp lll~&~h Sr:hoola, if not the : feet of time and ne.lect. i first established In Mela:s Coun· ty. He was fo11owed .by A. A. • 'Many large treofl then st»d on Bahr. Soon after this they built I th~se bottoms but we wUI men- the new brick ·bulldln&, not on :lion only two. One lar~;~e ~tyeamore the hill where tl)e old academy ' atood on Ground HOE Creek, neMr .was located, but down on the : Ita mouth , it WllS hollow and main 1treet throurh the vlllaa:e. denta fro• Rio 'Grande Cblleae meeting. Mrs. Al~rt Smlt}J was UJe deYOtlonal leader and pfa)'et by ChiJitco~he on i '' ' MR. MERCHANT from l!he Kqrean girl which tbe Coate&; Who is seri· class h11 adopted, telHn-' ho~ sbe ~w lj_ospltal spent the money aent her. A lmprOyed,_ it was re- round robin letter was 1ent to morning!.· Mr.· Cot~tes is Mrs. Aten Shain. Mn. Victor ·of the Jl9nieroy Na· Youngf Sir was named to have ..• -; ' .r' the devo.tions at the Fe~ they attended the winter Institute. Those attending : Lebanon Township was fQrmed : In 1813 out of territory, then in· • eluded In Letart Township. It hu the longeat river boundary , or any town1hip In Melga· County • Thit t•rrltory waa a .-.... fore1t at .... time- of lh or• ,.ntutlon, and more than on• f.um '"' p.~ld for from the Mle of cord wood cut •ncl 10ld to the tte..-.h for fu•l. : UP! - N. Y. The J:(lth · (:entury I.Jmited PH· IMr. Coates Reportf:d Improved I a YOrk . FIRST MAIL CAR~ll~ , George Warth was an excellent ! hunter and Indian acout, carried • the first mall from Marietta to : Gallipolis and did 10 n'lany other 1 thing• that meant 80 much to the ' people or Lebanon Township, He ; died in his cabin on the Ohio : side of the river just opposite the : llaven:'!Wood Ferry, ARE TIRELESS SALESMEN! by aon, pre1ident, opened the q1eet· i'le of the One Won One ~)I 91 tho Finl Baptlll . Church, Polb· "'''Ov, Wednelday evenlria; .at the home of Yn. Howard Stewart. t;ast Main Street, with Mrs. el· · .' ·~· ~ain: from Cbicago to New York : lidea..t.ped . ,nother ·New York Cell~ train eorb- loday deralUnl • IOjal of. 10 coro. There were no Injuries among mer Wickham 11 ~bosteu. the the · 200 · t9 800 · puaengen, DurL1g the. buldneuo .,~:~:~ · nhns were ~·de for .. railroad ·said. dinner to the yoUng cll.w·ch · sunday when several stu· pen to us'." The Almawr. ' ' • I Most Direct Route To Customers · I .: ·· ·y' • • ' was later lOC!Iitld a~ : neu •• we are 1bJe to uetrtal : 1t wu the (,ll'nl Ulat later beum • 1M tten ·r orlq lanl or neorllr : hit fum. ' ' E1tpen~ive· ADV!RTISE!. I . ' ,.~~ : bouaht 1 .farm ao ht eould • aw., from the 11•• land. And The Least .. .'. $ALE . ., • You Read The Other Fellow's Ads- · · •· ·· , You're Reading This · One! · DilLV.SENTINEL • f. • \ • ' 'i'eur ,Conununltg 1\'~•JHIPft' · .. ' -' . ' . ' ~--r... , , . ' .. . ..,, "·' �. -·- _,. .......... ..- • - ..,. 'I .' , ' - ' ' Pomtl'lly-IUddlepo'ri, o., Jan. ~ '1~ ... - ByN.~~ Today' s Sport Parade been 14!ued .. the and "'th draft ehol.ces ol the BaJ Packers. • Old Yog, Yankee Elite, Promises All Out • Effort By Entire Team For Comeback In 19~60 • NEW YORK UPI-The man As for Bem, he'll be around wbo catches them put khe load on anot her yeu at an estimated the pitchers today 1f the New $50.000 and probably tor three or York Yankee1 are to scram ble four more years, to boot. back to the top of the American "Who'• thinkin' about retir· League heap in 1960. in'?" he aaked with a mlxture or "We got a good chance," said amusement and amazement. "I Yogi Berra. "But it all depend• feel good and 111 play :al!l long as on what the pitchers---particul-' I can." Yank Eltt. StatnrMn arly young guys like Bill Short "Yog" in the intl!lrvening years hAs managed to. put most of them In tht' shade. Three times he has bt>en the Most Valuable Player o( the league. In 10 World Series he has played a reeord 61 games and piled up a record 61 hits, and he has slugged more homers than any other catcher, 291, with an additional 12 as a part- and Jim Coates-do for us.'' "We W•r• Lousy" What happpened to the Yankees last year? This despite the fact tha Yogi is the elder statesman of the Yankees, the only player remaining on the dub who was in the Wll:!l· coming committee when Casey Stengel arrived at the stadium, The chunky Berra came up to Ute Yankees In 19t6. And if you don't think times hne cban&ed since then, recall for t , moment that the club tben wu composed of such as Joe D!Maplo, Frankie Cro,etti, Charley Keller, Tammy Hent'ich, Joe Gordon, John Lin· dell, Phil Rlnuto, Snuffy Stirn· weiSII, Billy Jahnson, Tin~ Bonham and Spud Chandler. FOREMAN & AJIOn HELPS ~ YOUR POSTURE ----- .. - I' ~, '• ,,~ ..... -- llllf' [15-lt ~ . nnep ·at • the heJt\Une• . ~~ ate of white fOx. VaniHa "''·'. At KARR & VAN ZANDT P EDIC. i Fro~en -..;"";o.•o.;;";.": $7910 oess..tt Ar'flurOodf,.., ~-~ro~. fat Mmi•i,.... . •llfrO.firm wppcwt. for l••vriout CWIIfott. _,.,..: 1olf~JC tc~tifluSr n11ti»M ,O.rvr. IIIII:KftJ. llel~ ... ,..,. . . . . . . (OIN h ·- , aild titll. liMY • .,__...., SWIM PAJrrY Was $18\U .... · ...... ·.. · .. · Sale $1688 Tlu! WYF .of lbe ~,nt Unlt\!d Presbytmllll Churebel of 1Uddle· poJ\ and Syrtcue will meet at the cbureb at 1 p, m. SAtur'dM e.veniag to go to Huntingtoa for a swim patty. They plot' to be at the pool 1955 FORD Custom 4-Door We Have In St~k ·.:·.. The Pipe Of Your .N.-ciJ:' 1956 PLYMOUTH Savoy ~Door A youtbfuJ looking car 1n two tone iM)' finilh with eltan, Vilnyl Wlm interior. V-8 eQgJ.ne Wil.h atandard IbiD · fCJ.r real eeonomy. Honeat to 10111 doJoJ,ar tor dollar value. See It .nbw. Was $995 .. · .. · ........ · .. · .. Sale $788 , BLACK SllEl ,.! ... 1f57 HUDSONHornetHardTop ~ ...... .... ... ...:" Iii ········· ··l· · · lt. 1955 BUICK Sup• Hard Top • AUTO PARTS Mufflers · · $4.95 up Ames-Bern Gets Win At SyracUse, 44-30 CoUnt Ban.lts · · $9.9$ 'IP ' tllo fo..ut)' and try lblo 1>1( lliao - e r .._. lor lioe. Booullful llrht bl.. flnllb. Like .,.... tJreo. Powor liNk.., flOW'!" ot..rtnc, Cndoe.O..olie tl'lno. 1111 'lbundel'bJrcl D>Oiw. Oleu pt.~ covortlblve -been on it aliiiDe it wat niNf, Rtal bu)'. Was $2295 · .. · ...: -',.... · •.. • Sale $1988 r., pme . ' TIUS $10.95 Plu•' 'l'u 111111 -~pUle pllin( Tin la-llllllmlll LIIIN BRAKE SHOES !I'JMiy nil on4 white ·tr~ Ia - on4 - ott """ lllllle """'lllro,o. Full limo . - . , , l'ln IIOiilt Ofllltif, - · bootw and IUiomllit drivo. l.oolro lborp - Dri,. Np . Fu AD Modell ReHIIt· Tru.....,.ou ........ Ameokn: '!cPhOI'tOO Everett 11, M. Slilllb 18, G. etl 8, ~IJII f. and~· 6. .JtweU . etteam PLIJMPIG i. lllM Fft.n a, Sltlon1 pitdtet;a. ~ SPORT COATS the~· By ' J-U~Y ' ' ' MI:N'!i tit¥ -C~etwood wu · an "'· - $45.00 •• $60.00 13th round night to become. the firlt Win the Bfoitlsh lij:hl .8Jil.. F_,- "-~ · ; , Sb:ort Stouts, LolliS · Si283Uo48 sugar How· for the Ail'l! rtcan -League •7e , RetlliJor, Sborta. StoufB, -and sma11 uh tnys, . MODELS 1\'esthtghoa,.e 'Jt....... . . . ees •- . ' ........ ' ~- ~ ti81 ' ... . .. . j~J..'2 · -( ~)· . .- ~..-~~·i.. ' ' · (MOJ.l~l - LJUK) '. I':.-. .. .· ,.• ·. . . . ·WlSIIEl>: ·· · ..., · ·· · $14US .AUtOMATIC .. .. . ··. . ···· : .. . JV ~~$0LE'I;(( r. · :. · ::; · ·:·' · · · · $199.95 l~ ~ Ft 70Q·· . .. . . SLACKS HA !'!.!~ · $'7.95'. TO $7.50 · TO . • . ·. ' ., uu u .···.······:· :·· ·"·:·····$m.ts ' • , ·Rtftlt ItATO . ....., . ~ ·,·.c·: · ·' ·.$itf.9S ,• B~!!!~ , M..vau.S ' ~ ' 1953 PONTIAC.Dtlue2xDI• f> ' ' '' ' jul'OMAnc WA$18 ; · ·,: · · · · · · · $.179.95 ,,_, . . , C~FIM $24.50 .. $35.00 ' CoUlllftEYISIOM ·~.. ..: ·.J..~:j: .... $369.95 Gerierol ClothC:rlft and Sbol1e- _...,. -..,., i- ..1 H~FM*t·lb.rr-i .' ~ .· , : Syracuq: U.ktr S, Bur .a. tJreuner: 1'1. Jl!e . A-·llern .. .. .. 15 21 Syraeu1e .. . . . . . . '7 11 . in tbe National League and wHl Neltte Jl'ox when the· votes ,,. . Geor&e polnt.L . c:biP bt- Clothalft allllllll CuriM •hower ha• been Articles needed are , water Cllsaell, dish ············ · • il- . ••• t ••••••• ~·· ·'-~. Qll an lble d.efensive outfl~~tld~r'. ''Naturally, we must a~ume tbat second base is a questlon "Temple ~Bs one of th.e best .'.... . . . ,.., .... With Eliollanae 8TOz11 ; -{ l llu)< Nattonollne Dboi!t m•. '""""· ·~:'L,;. '' •.••' •o, • •: "1'<1 V41'1l OHIO VAurt 1Wa1 $1495 .... · .... · .... · .. Sale $1188 "Pete WhiSenant 'fltb a bli when flee~ed 1 and he's %" ........ :-.. :-.. •'-" . ....l"'" : . ... ..... i~ . , ' I 'ttl" ..• ; ......... 40e •" '· ' ' ">, , •• ,· lwrcy . Brine . j J.,.. J' pt;iu; GAL~ANiiED;Jnll ,' 14"e \;:" .•..•.•• :~ 1: .. ;iTJ!' -J:'u~' • •,•' •' '• ·~· • ~-,I A re&l sporty }00 flnilfHid in hMiber p1nk and white. Power •teerJI\Il • .power ·braket. •hydramatJc; radio, !Mater. Sellta make a bed. You ctn't lwllldl)' .ret thote no more. So you better ,,; . ·. 190 SUITS ~~~~~;~!~~ l"'!tt~~";~ WE DElJVER- C4LL 4aUOB ' , FRI!E ESTIMA'lJS . ' : . · .: %:" .. .•......... ~ %" .. ...... 1958 FORD Coulllry Squire Wagon N.MEN'S Was $895 .......... · .... · .. .. Sale $688 Wos $10CI5 ..... , · ............ ·Sale $888 &ABBOTT . br ll. o'clock. . Cool mint 1reen .flnWl. A <.'8r that's .ur-e to pleaee fr<lm every angle. V-8 ena·.lne, automot:le drive and. mecb•nlcal4t--.A..l. Compare bhe car - compare the price. It can't ~beat. U you like the Buick, t!hen )"'U'II love thl1 ear. It can't be matclhod for comfort, powpr, qUhtl ride, euy bandldq. Beaultful rod and wl>lto finloh ~~ ai""Y' ~ nleo. A tood buy. AIOOd"'WIICII, 'I'll- FOREMAN Beautiful two tone biDit and th tntarior I• flclory fre.ab. You'-ll be a:rnaeed at t1he Hne eondiUon o.f tlbl1 P"lPultr bird· top. Your efes "VMLI. tell you that lit'e rt.he belt valUe tor you. Wu $1195 .............. · ..... · We Seat!! ALWATS ( 1957 BUICK Celllury 4-Door Hard Top ondlooborp. ' . A. N UNDERST.A.TElQ:NT Of elefUce Ia UU. wblte bro. cade coat with. a wrap effect rrDtn. Ceil ChaPDWl'• winter collectJOn. Bbttly tolland, It 11M a blu-eut lldrt which pm.Uy tiara to jJ'ive a pa.ce- ·Chocolate .-oril 1955 DtSOTO $plrtl111a11 Hard . "11111\- by '., I ~ 88 Used Car- ' . Its tHYtntdfress\ it}PUI?$ ,.I ,, .... time outfielder. . ''Eve~tt .· . ,..,·~ ' b)' CllamP llllil steloo!.a I $15.00 �- ... .,,. a-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 29,1960 ·- WANT ADS NOTIC8 OF SALE Of IONDS Sealed J.bldt will be received by the rooma. Phone PO& ClONSlSTENT DEPENDABLE .IJISULTII PHONE 3,8 .JLt..TJI Lego/ Notice (141 For Rent DELUXE fiNFuliNisHED APART meat All new. Lo" utilities. R•lio"'ble nu..::~ - a11o 2 of!1ce 1 · I cear-: 1M' word. OC:e il»ertioo.. ..,._..., . _ - • _ . . I ceot1 ptr word lor tbr.e ...0.,. !tift ~ ' &pt-Ul- 0111 month. for 30 c.alltl Pflf ward. PUU tlt,p of 3 oeDU per word will "- cMrpd. fir ad~ If uot"Pitid wJlhln 10 daya after reeei'firla bW. l:n'NI in Advertt..~J.DC - SboWd be ,.ported lllun6.!lat:eJr. '61 llllLJ St-ntinel will a.ol be reapolll:iole for Dlar. U~ one l.ocor •ect iruertioo. · Card o( fhanlu .t.i!d Speca&l No&ttM nf &tenta Sl-"" Obltuuiw p.Jbhshed at l tf>iA ~r WOl'd. undenaened, Clerty of the l-20-12te Board of Education of.r the Pomeroy Exempted Village School DiJ· NICE UNP'UIINISHED\4 ROOM, trict, herein referred to 81 the uitlllty room and bolb I'A!sidence. Board, in tbe C011nty of Meigo, Buckeye ·Population'Climbed 20 Per Cent Last Ten Ye~ h "' \ ' t 1 I RIVE ' R· REPORT , 1960 COMPACT I RAMBLER KARR & VAN ZAN~T Call Olea Sterrett Before 9ti!O A.M. Phoae 481 tMiddl.o&f 6131.J Pomeroy 525 KAUTZ FliP ITOIII At Chtlt.. Pomeroy, Ollie 1956 BUICK V8 SPECIAL $1,3911. 2 Door 1 1ard Top. One careful local o,.nt•r Like new vinyl trim Dynaflow drive. BlaP.t· tnars, Pomeroy. 1-29«e Vult"" 5·2145 HAMILL iiiRVICI ~TATION lleloro9:00A.M. Atbeny 3353 Every Doy Servl•e 19" PLYMOUTH 2 DR. SEDAN. $39~. 6 cylinder. Worth much more. Blaettnars, Pomeroy, J.29-6t 1956 MEHCUI!Y 2 DR. SEDAN. $89G. New Pontiac trade-ln . Blaettnar1, Pomeroy J.2U-I!tc s1dered andhighest said bidder bonds offering will be log DAMS: sold to' the LockAll22:dams Lockare23upI~ tnclud· ~own. •..,c lowut Interest rate at not It;!•• Locks 19 throu~h 22, l'UDmng 2 than par and aceiued tntere 11 t. traps and 25 w1ctets. • "'" 1owe1t Interest rate will be 01110 IUV<:R BOATS· Loc~ 7 determined b&' calculating the Vulcan down at 7 .30 ·am u-o· total interett to at1ted maturity Lock 8 Charle~ A St~venson dow~ at th~ rate bid and ded,ucting I at •1:20 am lli- 2 ; · Loet 1 Capt. there1rom the premium, b!d· If Harri~9n down at '7:30 am 0- 2; c~ch ·of two or more btds ts the- Robert E. Reed down at 9 am 0.9; !ughest bid otferlpg the lowest L-ook 15 Mike Creliitor' down at mterest rate, the bonds will be 1:20 iPm •1; Indiana down at awarded on aucb one of said high- ,jc,:.:~u am 7-2; Lehigh down at 7 am est bidiJ ttl Js ehoaen by the alid 11·?; Lock 18 Bayou Villere down Cler- by lot. All bids must be _ac- at 7:4~ am D-2; Ovec down at CiOmpl~ted by a bond or certifted, 5:~ am 10-2' Island Creek down check on a solvent bank (other at 10:15' am' 0·7; Lock 23 Patsy thari the bldder) payable to the CbOtln do.:~n at1 1:10pm o-s; WalBoard, in the amount of one per ter t. Beckjord down at 4:20 pm cent of the par amount _of the 15-2 ; Beaver down at 4:4!S m 1.0; ~onds bid for, upon oonditwn that Fred w. Alleott down at am af the bid 11 a~ecpted, the bidder o-2 Robert P. Bonnie up at 2 pm will receive and pay f~r su.ch 1·1; c . v. Harner up at 4:55 pm bond~ In ~ecordance With the ~2; Bob Benter up at 6 pm 14-0; term•, and provisiona of this not,lce, Atlas up at 6:4~ am o-4; Ashl-and or forfeit . the e:ame as llquidated up at ?:40 am P-0; Western up at ~Hmages m the event said condi· 11 am 15·0; Lock 34, Cherryatone twn Is DQt fulfllled. up at 6:30 an} 3-2; Lock 28 1. F. tB~~· shaD be sealed and endors- Freiberger up at 6:30 am 13-o; cd B~~ for School Improvement Gallipolis R. w. Lea up at 12:15 Bonqa. , am 11-0· OrlYJlian. up at 3:20 z. lso c.,. Good Cl••n UHCI All Mak., and Mockl1 MITIIOPOLITAN MOTORS 600-606 Mlfn St. •••t Pom..-oy, Ohio tfm· J The proeeedtna:a Ohio, whose ~·~ HOUSE CLEANING BY DAY OR baby- aittina by the hour. Phone 11087·X. · J.2Hic BusineSloo Opportunities 1201 Business ServiceS PURNAC~., OlltliiiOOell. Amol• - . ,.._ Ohio. - approv.Lng am t 1e' · opinion may be obtained by the successful bidder llt hla expense. A complete 4ft ~inceln 11. ,.,... A56.1 Mlddl- SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE in K-anaua:a on U. S. 35, two bQ' with restiurant Contact l.ll ) Kooi "sro ... Sinclair .Refining CO. P. 0 Box 381. Philno LY3-IIMI9, Alheno, SEVEN ROOM UOUSE FOR SALE liT Kerr St., Pomeroy, 0. See 1·29-61< Ohio. Virgie Mora, Star JU. 1-29-6tp of prOceedina:s and the be furnished bY with a certifi- no llUgatlon pending at the Ume of the to enjoin delivery or to the vllidil> of tho bondo power to laue them or the or tollectlon of taxe1 for Pll)"ment. the event the fnterast on said . aet or Coqreu eubject to Taxea prior to de- succeuful bidder · mar delivery and In bond or ceftlfitd rolurned wltbout Market Report . Ia lh• Llle 11:00 TV Chapel .. _. , ln4\utrY 11:80 1:411 -1:00 he'!: (upper lett) hld;\!1 bebhid' i. ~~~-:n:A•~;!:" . 9;Jll NBA WQ{ld Chimpionohip ,Q,oll ,. Time:: Present 4:00 Meet the .Press 8:30 ' N.Ws ·Pietunt 7.00 Riverboat s:oo •Proje~t 20 U:OO 11hovy ·Sb.., ' ~~·c;•;,•I"~PB~.n~l«<~b~y~bla~·~~~:J~~~~~!~ Moose Activity Pll'lllii of Air 2:00 folded Dtw8paper 81 U, le&\fu her New Yo:lc towu hou• with J!'Silddaughter 9abable Benedict tteavlng, upper rllht) to '10 to~-~ tyn magtotrate'o co\lfl, wbere Gamble woa m&4!a a ward trf. the court ana paroled._ .Mn. Benedtcra custody. All~ Porwnbea.Du. 31!1, the marrt'i J4a~IID ex.ochautreur ~ ran otl' to JCu.rope ~tti 1 aJ8o · 1a shown (lower) at 1l<JUrl, . 10:00 Loretta Youn~ 10:30 Wichita 'l'llWil ,1t·no Newa He.-ct.,... 11:10 W4atbertliol D:IS 11;10 Nitewaleh ' '"'!!'' u • . Weekendlhled'. .1 March pf Dime, Dance Fr..l4tr· night Jan 29th from 9 ill 1, the• George ~all Combo, tumishin&:j : the H. A. Cole one Received ~~'s Death Thiirsday Mrs. Joe Thoren, Neaae tlement, bas re~lved word of death of h~r Thorne Cotterill, Dodors Hospital la&t night. :·j~u!\&f Sal!iiYJJiopklu t2:00 Jolfn 1.. 12:30 Blobop Pike - , 1:00 CoHere Neww ~ 1;30 Bli ,Ploture 2:00 .77tb ;aonPI :!,aeon , 2:30 Sflente Tbtater · 3:00 Open He~ a;30 CbampiODibl~ Brldao 1:00 Paul WinCheD Sbow 1:30 Broken .·.lholti S:OO Ma\110'• Fun~ l'unnte• ~:30 , !Iobin ' l(ood 6:00 The J1"1'k and jho Light ,r·oo Traclt:!Uo'll'll 1 ~0 ·M•ver!Cit \. · IJ:80 .o. 1L&~ Surviving are hil ·Hamm Cotterlll, !"'~"!""'!' "'' J fdur grimdchildren. Funeral arrangements have not been, completed. '9:8f)t11ft~-llebel 9>=!!1 . '!'Iii.'1\Jiakau .,. 10:3~ II ,BeaCon· S - .:· · '·' .1:00 The Nowa ~~ · 111;03 Weatlter ~ow Jll!O ~!••,fl!l' Tune .4n The -' 9"9 '0 \ 13 CINCINNATI UPI-Cattlo 300 calves lOOj a;ood 100 lb belfers 21.1!0, good 10'15 lb 21.1!0, utility dairy breed 1~.1!0, ull\it.Y and commercial /cowt 14.50.18; utility bulls t 19-:W, choice vealer1 32-36, good 21h12, otandard 23·28._ Hogs .230(), barrows and gilts moderate})' ·"~9tive, mo1t1y toe lower; mixed ISO.UO lb 13. ~ 18. 70, mostly !3.78 lor 1JI0·220 lb 208-210 lb IUD, 181 lti 13.1!0 2-3 2to-200 lb 12.7D-13; heavier weights not establilhed; SOWB uneven, 11teady to 25c lower mixed 380-1110 lb 10.7$-11.25, 41!0-600 lb lG-IMO, bolll'l st~ady 8.23. SPOt ' "' On Your Radio Dial \ FOR THE \ . ··NEWS • . . ··.Of Tht Ohio Valley lllttfc 't :55 P.M. A.M., S:$5 P.M. i TO STIR ., ·DISH' Cl01HS . ' ' "" ·r DOZ~ A $1.20 Value 12 YES Jlel AJr • Deor -~ 11;30 ELECTRIC 1956 ·CIIEQoln 'ft~P9 Daily.Propma Se1aalnle 3 :"''Sunday · and John, both have been taken unde pe'r· KANAWHA RIVER BOATS: father, Wesley vlaion !'t Squire, Slnd~l- emp- None reported. 'f brother, John of SporlnJ!Iitlld aey,. Bond Attorney1, Clevelaru:l. PenntyiVanl• lvtrtrHn ~llng1 1/e have the bellt for Chrlstma1 Trees. Pinel, Spruces. Firs. Send lor llotlna locloy. SCHROTH'S NURSIRY INDIANA, Po. ' " On: i ·~ ' GUIDE hli'Diee, 1i1rdwood floors and trim, gar-age, flne location and neilbborhood. · Phone 60371. H. M. Cross, Middleport, 0.' Imitat e d Car''' in Am e rica . tlaitt.~~.iune1. ~mi~l~t~t;p;,rt, o.;J~. 29. 1980-7 I. The Mo st -- ---~- · --- ' I '1.. 1957 FORD V8 FAII!LANE "500" $1 , 595 •·our door Sedan. Top!l tn condition Fordomatlc. Low mileage. Rad1o and heater. Blaettnars, Pomeroy 1·29-6tc ' " COLUMBUS (()PI) - Ohio will S ow at east a ~ per ~n gain ln pGJ?Uiation slnce 1950 in the 1960 cerums, the stale Db Point Lane, Pomel'OJ'. Ph. 6419., Ohio, at the otfiee of the Super- viSion of Vltal Statistics predicted today. . l, 28 3tp intendenl of Schools of the PomThe estimate was made In the - At least 1 28 village• Jumped =.::-::::-::::--::-:-=;:-c~;:--7 -- eroy Exempted Villag., School divtsion's Rml-annual population over the ~000 population mark. to FIVE ROOM, BATH AND lril, GAS District at the Pomeroy senior report. Divi1ion Chief William H. become eligible for ~siflearuon High School Buildillg,1 East llii.Jo Vtdgel said the finding 1 were ob- as citie1. Street, Pomeroy, OhiO, unti) 1 Lamed largely from loCal 10urees, Suburben :r'nncf Contlnu" o'clock p. m. Eastern SLIU).dard u11 ually the mayor or postmaster. -'fbe trend to suburban _Uving Time, 00 the 24tb day of nbru- They were confirmed in some continued. One 1uburb.tn elty l ·~tc ary, 1960, at which time the bids. cases from official data on hou5- ~hite~aJI,, near Columbus - reFIVE ROOM - AND BATH $35.00 . will be pubhcly opened and read, mg permits, annexatlDns and pub· ported a S29.46 per cent increase. Phone 68U·Y. l·29-3tp for the purchase of bonds ot the he utility tn11tallations - Cleveland still bolds a bit ,Board 1n the aggregate amount of Most important revelations m edge ofer Cincinnati and ColumWOtiDS l DA\' 8 DAY& I OAY! 1 110 • FOUR ROOM' HOUSE IN RUT· $490,000 authorized b)' resolution the report were tbat, from Jan. 1, bus m total p_op~lation, de5plte a 1 tO 63e 80r $1.30 fUO • land ToWill'hip. Mra,. Cnl Rair· adopted January 19, 1980. • 1950 to July 1, 1950: 14.S3 ~r icent gain bY Cincinrlat1 t 20 *~ 60c t t!..IO t&.OO den,'Bartford, W. ~a. 1·29·6tp SaHI bonds 11 hall ' be dated the - Ohio's populatlon climbed and a 21.6 per cent leap by third) d 7b5o!O •ll ''ill.«. . _,._ .... ald-21' rr.ao TWO NICE SLEEPING ROOMS first day of March, 1960, shall be In from 7,946,62? Lo 9,644,?83, 1:1. gam place Columbus. • d ZII 7'i""i''"'i:':i':::"":;~i.•;::•e::;-'--"--w_,.--~--.•""'•••Y•Ioipopor______ Lhe dcnommation of $1,000 each, of 21.37 per cent. secretary Of State Ted Brown 1 5 Phone shall draw mterest ..r ayable semi· year from 1961 to hms, ::S: inclusive, said 28 vwa•e•, •osst'bly more' . 12D-3tp6085-X after :30. II r ' annually on the fint day1 of June and $22,000 on December 1 in eac}J wm probably become cities when Sealed bids w1ll be received by and December of each year be· year from 1977 to 1983, inclusivt!. the cen1ut is re1easel; since they the Trustees Of Lhe l<' Jrst Bapthlt 2 BEDROOM MODERN APART• gmnmg June 1, 1961, at the rate Said bonds are iSBued for the reported populatiorul of more than Church of Racme, Ohio, for the MENT $85 per month or 1 'Bed- of 4% per annum. Anyone desir· purpose of acqmring real estate 5,000 July 1. Tbey include Green· painting of the intenor of said ro~r_n apartment, fro per month, mg to do so may present a bid for for school purposes, eonstructlng field, Waverly and Belpre. Church with one coat of Superuhhtitl included. Located over said bonds based upon tHeir bear· a new fireproof elementary school Kemtone and trlmmmg the InterVogue Sboe Store, 104 E. Main mg a different rate of interest, building, remDdeling and improvior around the doors and windows St., Pomeroy. Phone 90l·M. but not in excess of 6%, provided mg exiating fireproof school buHd· With one coat of paint. The bids 1 28 tft I that where a fractio~al Interest ings, furnishing and equipping 1hall be furn1shed for pamting - - _c-c=-- : :=:c:--:-c-: I rate is bid, such fraction ahall be school buildings and landscaping, both with pamt furnished by the 6 ROO'id HOUSE WITH ·BATH. · one.((uarter of one per cent or 8 equip~Jing and otherwise improv- j painter and w1th paint turQished 3ot S)'tamore St., Middleport. multiple thereof. ing school aite. 1 by the owner of the building. CaU 6373 or 6110-X. Said bond& mature as follows Said bonds are Pl!ible at the The premises may, be inspected 1 28 6tc $21 ,000 on December ' in ~'-lt.l off1ce of one of the legal deposiGAVGES: Montgomery upper any day or evening, except Slln· j ·- -- - - - '(20) Bu~iness Services tams of the Board, namely, 'I'IIe 15.9, li>wer 10.0, 17 feet open; day, by contacting Racine Baptist NEW MODERN 2 ROOM. FURN· ~ _ I Farmers Bank and Savings· Com· Gallipoli1 18.8 upper 14.8 low~. Panonage, Racine 3573. The bids I8HED Apartment. 4 room un· t pany or Pomeroy, Ohio, or The 1'1 feet open; Winfield .18.4 upper att.lt be opened Feb. 1, 1960 and furniJhed. apartment, Phone Pomeroy National Bank, Pomeroy,·' 11.6 on lower 1 foot open; Pome· the cumpletion date for job shall 6419. 1 28 6tp Ohio, at the option of the holder, roy-Mason 22.02; Point Pleasant be March 1, 1960. and are supported by unlimited 25.02 Lock 23. 14.3. , Trustees of Ftrst Baptist Church taxes. 1·27-3tc Ractne, Ohio. Said bids will be prompUy eon. CONDlTION Ol~ MO~ABLE , - • 1 ' Notices I ' • ' ' 5 ! �- • • . ~Wildwood Garden Club Makes Donations ~ To Funds At Wednesday Evening Meeting ; Contributions were made to the March of Dimes, the Victor . <, llela FeUowsbip fund and to the Johnny A)>pleseed plantings. · • when the Wildwood Garden club met Wednesday evening at •· the IIPme qf Mrs. Vernon Nease, Nease Settlement, with Mrs. • Cl;lellver Holter as co-boatess. . . :. ..... Jobn Ible,/.resldent, was tn charge of the meeting, ~'WbJtb, opened Wlth tYOtiODI by · 't.rL-Homer Holter. RoD call wu , ~ by members bringing r ~Ulelll Cl.,¥01'ite teed utaloa;. 1be ' ,.aprina project of placing a sign · · · at the Gilmore cemetery wa 1 dis· ""ruaed and the committee to take ·~aeuon . lDvitatioa& were received to attend the Japanese nower . ar· nneinl llhow at Laz.aru• on Feb. 25-2"1 and to attend the Garden • Cliaic No. 1 at the Methodist Cburcb ln Athens on Feb. 24. A ndlo proaram on WMPO was di~ cUlled tnd accepted for Monday, March 7, at 10 a. m. A round robin a:et weU card was aent to Jln. Karl Grue&er. "Annuals" was the topiC of procram presented b7 Mra. fred Yeager who stated that nual •• the name lmplle• . Bradford Church ··Teenagers Meet ;At Reed H.ome .._ Oowerf tllat grow, Clower, produce seed and die in one sea.!ion. They give fastest way o! color for a garden and they can be ~tartcd from seed lndoon, wh~ch ls for the slower growmg !~-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 29, 1960 ,• • Canteen Dance Schtduled. for Saturday 1Wom~n's ·class Night At Wahama Hi~ School Gym ·Holds'Sessio!'l The !abuloua recqrd years of the TrloCOunty-Teen.Canteen Th d N. ht will be observed Saturday night when the Canteen moves Ur5 ay 19 was Howard Wallace, St. Albans. en tine ~ ~ 1 1 , •Tt beinl u ;'o~U: ble dan ~on ...,.. If.~ '""Ve absent from l!lchool all tb.l.a week because of illneaa. Mr. and Mra. James Criswell and daughter are planning to visit in ChUUcotbe this Saturday with her siater-in·law Mrs. August HJ.ad who 18 boSpjtahud. ,. ........._ u,.,-. i JJ~ chaiJ\Pioni in aoother fut .toci. 'D 1..... ' over tbe buslneu rollNew danclDI wlll be hllh . light of dl.e eveniDJ 'WhiCh eeta .. Tbe~~nillGlC prayer wu atv underway at 7:30 and lalla unlll ;.ln. .,_ Udber and llrl. . m1dnlght. Who ever winl the COD·l 1\01 11 bel ~ ~e &er.a~ure. F"' tut will not be required to de- ~';wor;: Ro~rt:~- read • fend it Jl future te~ttou pf Ul.e. ,. .r.,_ _ Y . .. ~ .... . ·• ;. GJ.nteen and will nign as the un· During tbe meeUn& donatic:tlft displ;lted champs in rock ·~ roll 1were made to the Marcb'-or Dim.iif dancme for 60. A slow dance coa--l and to the IC'-ool lunda PJ'OillrO. Mra. Charles Neal hu been al> ::CancUdates rock •n m!:'ate. ee sent ~OD;l' HI' employment at the mtmina'-' for •Mi5B Waffle Shop due to tllneaa. Sweetbe.rt of «»"~ Joyce Debbie Lyona, d.luehter of Mr. &under, Sue ·Fiohor both of Gal· and Mr•. Jahn LyOns has been lipoli&· Darlene JUJtil of Pome- TO CElEBRATE ANN d' 1 •• roy; Sharon ..Foreman of Masoo; Beverly Roush of New Haven · Sharon Ann Fife ol Che~hire Maida Rouab of Middleport. Semi..finala will come Saturday night with the selection of three. test Is also programmed-. · ' FolloWlril tbe meet~ the oUtFinals will be on February 6 · cer• of the data were hoate,adl when the Canteen return& to the Fqr the evenina and 'aerved a 1allll Miaa Maxine Bennett of Col-~ M.qose Ballroom in PL Pleasant Ch C ru&it cbur&lldrom .a table eentered with 1 umbua is visiting with her pjrenta, for their ValenUne ·Roe.k. elter omm . , y an &rTinJement of lnipdrag~ Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Bennetl • • I Club Hold. M~~· . and white candle.•. . ~n. Rei. '. ~enm and Tommy W~lt~rs, L'/e SeTVU:e Day Set · The Cheater Communfty Home presided at the .ailver aerviee. • · chlldren of M~. and _Mrs. Wilham This SundaY has been desig. Demonstution Club met Wedne•·l ficen ate Mr:. R~nolcls, Mrs. OfWalt~rs are amprovmg from re- nated u Life Service- Sunday illt day, Jan. 20, at the home of Mn. ·car RoUJh, Mn. Ernet Lallan~, cent tllnesaes. Lhe Fint Baptist Church of Mid· Woodrpw Mora, Topics for tbe day I Mn. C. C: \ Cbapmu, Mn. L$ It was learhed Thunday that die port. Several members of the were "Family Life" and ..What To i ChUds and Mn. Reibel, the teacheJ lfrs. Betty Lou (Ashley) Moore BYF will be tating part ·. n the Look For Jn Fabrics." The nine who Will .Jao a hostea ~ broke ··.her ankle yesterday. morning wor5hip service. members present enjoyed a pot. 1 Mn. Don Roach, Mn. Dale . TM scripture for the service luck lunch at ~oon. Guild Saaion PJan,ned 1 M.oiU'IUng and son Jim, Mr1. Dale will be read by Jim Hood and The next meet;ng wm be at the 1 The PorUand Kenn'Mr lnd Mrs. Sam Clark t~e prayer will be given bY Diana home of Mrs. Roy H~ter, F-eb. will meet at . w"''-":~'"'! were in Huntington y.eaterday to Stumbo with Warren J . Hulburt The topic for the day will be Sl)'l't, ,Mop.dayl 8 visit "'ith Don Roach, a patient at giving the benediction at the eloae ·~care ot Fabrics" imi plan• are tp I' -!lad:'' member lr to the Veterans HOBpital. Mr. lloach of the aervice. Special tousie will be made for maklng alurpinum 1 a Valentine and something trays. , I silent auction. ' was repO,fted to be lllghtly im· be furniahed. proved: .Since goJng to the bospi· tal be hu contracted the flu. While at the hospital the group also visited ·Harry Fowler who ' ha1 been -a .p attent at the hospital for sever•J weeki. .nd I I :. Take Advantage Attend Scout Luncheon Friday In Pt. Pleasaent , a-· new u IICbool au terrl- ·!llllde up of Northern disaction Is effeeUve • • • Mainly About OF THE MANY VALUES ALL OVER People In Pomei'Qy THE STORE DURING ~ ------------------------ -~~~~;,~~lj1u~~~ 17., Refreshments w~re served by the hostea1es to 18 member. and two guests, Mrs . Arthur Neaae daugher, Rebecca. ,~tertained L1.1CILLi HAWICINI .MrJ. Hershell Role and dauahter are confined to theJr home with the fiu and her .son. Michael, hul . ,,, Elber·felds Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow (Troy) Zwlhlng, Syracuse, wlll ob- the mumpt. serve their 25th WeddinJ Anmversary Sunday with an open ,MrJ. Edward Bauer returned to bouse at their borne from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. All theii friends the home Of ber parenta, Mr: and Mra. C. R. Karr, Naylor's Run Hlll, are Invited. Wednesday ,from Holzer Hoopital Mr. 1111d Mrs. Zwilllng were married In Gallipolis Jan. 30, where she underwent major 1 ur· 1935. Mrs. iwilling was !he former Sylvia Hendrix, the daugh- gery and Is convalescing nicely. ter o!-!olr. and Mrs, S. R. Hendrix, of Syracuse, They have one 'fiev. Eugene BBrown J't'itutped son, Russell, a student al Pomeroy High School. home Wedneeday from Columbus Mr. Zwilling Is employed by the Rizer Oil Company. where be attended the Ohio :Pas- - · AbOv~ .are pictilred those attending the luncheon. Seated, Belv~ Mae Farley,_ WJ~ (left); !bey Hyre Pt. Pleasant Correspondent, The Messenger; Mar]one Capj>elclan, Pt. Yteasant 10 Pomeroy Hon(}r.S.tud~n~ ·· ·lnitiat~.lnto New Cttaptet : Register. Standing, Robert Krejci (left), State Senator J . Shennan Porter, WJEH, GallipoJi&· J3ob Siler Pt. Pleasant, and ·Mike Ramme II, WMPo Pomeroy-Middleport. l.owell Wingett of The Dally Senline! and The Gallipolis Tribune served as photographer. . 1 END OF THE MONTH SALE . No. Newspaper, Radio People Guests •, tor's Convention. Hobhy •BlackBton, aon of Mr. and Mn. Harold Blaelr:aton, is 1qulte Ill · TONIGHT "ALIAS JFS;E JAMES" SATURDAY ' ''CAST A LONG SIIADOW" Audio Murphy - Tel'l'y Moore - alao - ''RIOT IN JUVENILE PRISON" ~ 11bof - SCOU :Morlowo • •"'MON. 1ncl TUIS. i• ;~ "HORSE SOLDIERS" With .h>lul Wayne ' j Of Celanese Furniture, Floor Coverings, W?mens and Girls Ready To Wear, Mens and Boys Wear, Drapery, Blankets; Housewares, Dry Goods and Re,mnants. at hts home, Rock Springs Road. Mrs. Howard Bolin returned to her home, Athens ·Road, Wednet· from Meigt GeDJr•l Ho•pital is convale~elng nicely. 'Mrs. Adolph .chil· llol> Hope - Rhonda Flemlni l . Men~bera of the press and radio of the Mei•t-Gallia.· beard 1dvanee.· ELBERFELD$ lti{ POMEROY .U.LIPOINIA LIO-New Blkt.. nt--downgradlnl 1 wI m1 u It •tyle tor the upcoming year 1.11 Col~t Ql Cellfomta'• "mall· lot'' 1tyle, with low front arid back and "Calltomla tes." ·Young People · . · ,. In Rural Areas • ,g Se. rvtCCS ' Leadin • WUbur C. Dickoon, ICloaiJtm1m,, exhibited llbe Di>trict cup woo the dittrict and presented Jan. at a meeting of the . in . Huntln&ton. The Youn"' poop · le to ·t he ·H.elllloek cup, standing 18 tncbes high · a · • a 51Jver Ffnt Class Badge mounted Grove, Orange, and TuPJten . rlains oa the front will be dasplayed at Christian Churctrea be lpd· all diltriet meetings, Mr. Dickson lng the entire Sunday . mo'mlng • service January 31, lt*J .. ,.Ia ja expl81ged. tbe trad.ltional "Youtb sunday'' oil· . Jt -wu -won by the district for served tbrouthoul tJte eountry. out.atandin& progr~~ . in member· "M.lniater of these ebbi'ehft, the abip and Scout activities. . Rev. ~ld C. Dolter, reports thlt ' 'lhe M:G·¥ district gamed 16 preachlna: in hla J~ltei: Wtll be unitl d1U'1Di 1859 and now bas ~ Miu ·. Ernestine Stoelr.foil at Hem- active 'll!lits. Pl~na for 1960 ID· lock.- Grove at u:ao a.m., Mlli llren- ' elude rlllina th10 number to eo Wilbu.r Dickson (left) and Robert Krejci bold the Silver da Clark and Mr. Manlp l'uUlnsl and the total membershiP from Cup awarded the M-G-M district for outstanding ·achievement at the Orange Chur<h, 11:00 o.m.. 1020 )oday to 1200. duri11g 1959 and ;iilu SillY ltlnip"ton IUIAI·Mllo Other plans !0< the Jubilee year ! :=:.::::::....:~;_·--------- - -- - - - - Lola llaUack at Tuppen Pl1ina inclUde. the observance of Boy / al~ 11 • m Scout .week, Feb. 7 to 13, a Court Milo Mati~Ct. tbo, Ideo!; count)' of .Honor at pt. Pleasant Feb 8 · 1 and •dlltrict Wlnner . il) ·Ole ltate with an Eagle Award !Board of , _ , wide "Prinee of Pelee C. .at" Revle~. Mareh 26 a Scoutorama wiU be slvlng ber wlnnlnl•i~h wiU be held at tbe PI: Pleasant . as a part ot the aeftnon. Otllt!r armoty and ~ local act1VItie~ will · . I wm Luncheon .4t Athens Mrs. Dale Dutton enlertalaed Wednesday with a luncheon at the Ohio University Center, At· hens, in honor of her in other, Mra. A. H. Carpenter, who cole· brated her BOth birthday. Guests from a diatance who attended were Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Evans of CIRCULATION Mr. Evans brother. 1955 MERCURY 2 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · ·· $895 New Pontiac trad&-ln. IUI~K A Century · ·· · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · $995 f Door Sedan. Power stoerlna and brakes. Spotless ori,mat finllh. Dynaflow. . S Door Se4an. Olle Joeal owner. New Pontiac trade· ln. 1958 BUICK va Special · · · · · ·· ·· · · · $2,195 2 Door Hard Top. One local owner. Like new turquoise and white flnlsb. Dynaflow. Radio and beater. 1957 FORD Y8Falrlane "500'' .. · · $1~95 Four Door Sedan. Tops In condition. Fordomatlc. Low ~e. Radio and heater. 1t561UICK va SpecJil · · · · · · .. · · · · $1,395 a ·Door Harll Tbp. One careful local owner. Uke new "'yt ti'l!n· 1;"7IUICK va ClllfllrJ · ··... ·· ··· ·· $1,795 *nvJ I ht"" , ••v• . ' . ..... llla!ldalf II itir W -. ,.... ' ' ll•lplnl tocp~ · ,..~ . ...... ......... '' '' . ' 1,9.$.1 QtMOLIT Ill Alrt ..... ' ...... $595 .T, r ' -~ SeQn. SpoUe11 orlaiDal two-tone areen flnlsb. ; ' ~I . "'~ '' ;I . ' ·-· ..,. o. ' ohN UNTILT:H MON. THRU SAT. R'S H. ' lhallerfedenllaaaneSp&ell ....... ~ ... illt . . . . . . .~tloll . ' RUTLAND .. • ' -' ~E · _, ,f ... ' •. '- ~.· . ' • Sheriff _Rotiert _HartenbadJ. lanitOd tty the Flominll Totch u the. iymbOI '4 the LUI!t ,<If ,KnOW· J~e, • • referred to 'a• tile ' \t• . ~upr~~e. ' ' ' Two Probations·. Granted tatd wllll~• Jl!lle tlffel)lll ~ IW9.YetfJI '' :\':.;:.ill• baske~ tAPI;Jles .w~~Jel\ ~ i~ the ~~ey eJ.o . ~ thret! g.lflSI · ·enterlJtt the bui~ and. ~ . it ._~;~· · · I In .. notli~ .' IICWUJl, ,berilf's ·0 .· fi~ ~ Johnr tloe., 21. or 9011, Olilg. wlth dilturbinc til~ peiiCe et the Martin Hotel. . He will lie~~~- I'~ bellore, U., ~~ .' ~ ' _., todiL . ' .. . . cit)' in )l<l'l,<ld· Color~do . . . . Ferd Bec;ker, an armable man and an expert 111, !U•IIon,out of the ObiO Department of Taxation, said Friday.rugbtm PoJn.. eroy ,._It's up to you, the VoterS, how much taxes you pay." He bad been invited. b~re by county audilbr ~rdo~ CaJc!'· well and county commiSI!lODer Don E. Mullen to explaill tbe COoiing napjmiJBal Of properly valuations. And be was on tbe receiving .end of a number of uestions from bis listeners fol)owing his reniarks. . lllr. ~ker didn~t . make any· ·. body bappy ot III• proopect of a . ID addition ~~ J4r. Dickson, Sc~ut retppraiSJl .in which local valua· oUlCial& speattn# · at, the tiona niay be raised through ·Wefe Robert Krejc:l, Huntmg_ton, Uution. Blit he presented a logt· ex.ea,uti~e, and . Bob Slier. eat ,exPilnatioa of 'why ~~io pa.5Pt.". Pleaaaot, dtstrict field execu· . se~. " JaW in UM9 reqm;rmg re. tlYe. appntsal at _least every sax yeah. 'll~ker,porn~ out Mei&~ Cotm· .. MISS JOHNSoN PLEDGID . ly doesn t !;lave to hne 1ts re~l Tbe Dean- of Women's Oftice at propery reappralsect. Tbat as ·ob'lO state Unlveriity has ,a n· it does .not "if · it doesn't mind nounCtQ. ~ea '0! 466 women who . &ivin& up $841.~ (io 1959) hnt becoqae · pledges to 20 -eoclal state · ,schoOl fou':ldation f~nds :l!OI'Qftties .m the campue. J.pcluded from state · 1ales tax collections il Y~Na A. J~n, Kappa Del· . in retur~ .for ·• _total of $212,'795.08 ta f Rte' olleded m Me1gs. ~oun&y. Thq law '0 me. · now says folJ?daUon funds shall be ~it.bheld unlesS reappraisal When -~ · .va1ilt. ·WM ...tered in in :ldentlC•t manner. ,ilao hJ. brea'Jd.n c ,.out•• cement block. 1 l.Q. ~ . -lNU&ah: Didq betWeen: 3:30 ;tnd• .t,:JO .,,.m., tb;e men art alleaed to. bav~ take.n only 10111~ BiO ' '• ,, " U· that tae wtU tue twO ~ha~ea ol brelk:lnc -!n_to ttl~ F.t.Utern Blah Scltool vaUlt epinat the map._ 1 Jn . a 1 ttaten\ent admiUIDa: ~ne. burglt~ FtldQ' iri'omtna:. ~cCieL" tan irg'PJic~ a Piul Olive,r Isner, no ~r-. Jl. bil ' partur In the esc.a~e. He' wta: :not app~end· ed. Sheriff Harttmbacb· ,&.Jld, :tbat ~e wW also dtup. Mr::Ctella:n ·· - 21t Meila ~ officers. Wlived, eJI. trad·lUoa •nd ' l~N ~ lOdged ln. bbe coun_. jlli,ll. . · tore!> 1to111 .the was used to lla:'ht each Ciui(lle by. a ~didate. Tbi!! . can4lea were The ~<·~ { ..' • ., \ ' Rilph Gei'ald McQellan, bllto tondles !tOm tho For~<. . rMe4 .1 :Parkeraburg Friday · f~ . ....... > I J ' '' 4,. 3 ·9~ 2 ·Net. ·Paid.,. ··subscribers . ..: ~ch of anembera was givtn • . ' ',·,.,, ·.,~ . OVER .. . \.U.ki~G: ·~ . •. '.l '!:"':Tbp. One cueful owner. Power 1teerlng 1111 ,'IMIIhan :14,000 actUJl mllu. ' ,.J • ....... II II 'IIIII tlur llulr. Dynaflow drive. t • -- . Man' .. ' 'l Entry. hi Schoo Attempt,.~ Rot..L.w JH,Jr;. ·J ·. . . ... ·""""'. "" ... .. llpllllaad ......'tiiOtiiY , 1 .. I Step 1.9591UICK Y8 laSallre · · ·· · · · · · · · · $2,795 youri& people will .a l"' 110 ~nl be <llmued )Vlth Gov. DlSalle aapon \llpiCJ relotlnlflo th(Pit!<i•O!I ~- at the An~ M8~ thenle 'ThY Kln(dom C<Miiif.•.. On qous 1100re of ,..-:;: Earib." · "• nqo·p ~t, ..wm be a candidate 1 . award at the Court of · Char~'ed., ~liobal activlttes Include thf 0 N&Uonal Jamboree at colorado .sprln&• when . 58.200· scouts will pther to form the tlilr~ largest ·_ Daily And §mtllrt 1956 PONTIAC Y8 ·· · ·· .. · · · · · · ·.. $1,095 • Door Sedan. Only 1U50 actual miles. Dynaflow drive. Radio and heater. Almost Uke the day II was sold. · Tax Man sees. Reappraisa} N. ow As Step TowardEqua}jzatiOD • UP! 6 cylinder. Wortb mucb more. 1955 c. IS Akron. 1955 PLY'MOUTH 2 Dr. Sedan · · ·· · · · · $595 we.ttler - • . I into the Wabama High School gy19, ~~»r\ll'!g to ii!,~W- '~ The Jmuarr.mee\IDJ o1 the~~· ment made~ by Qmteen DlriiciOr 14 V. Sa~ .., -~ ~ W80!",.2i.~~~ the 'Kldlllt· Ovei'nlJht guea1 with Mr. and nlgbt·~ afford those "attencUng il8 big • . • · -~...lt~, 11 ~ b:i!~•"' M". William Waltel'l recently treat by learmng some of the paat highllgbb of Canteen wlth v:.. Will Be'!.. •••• 'pr·es 1J:J~ l.!::~;:;:=::::::=:;::::::;:;:;::::::;::;:;;=;:;:;::;r;;:;:~l Blue ribbons for arrangements were ·a warded to Mn. David en· Ne~~tse, Mrs. Homer Holler and Mrs. Vernon Nease. A red ribbon are was awarded to Mrs. Henry Thomas . Pomeroy, Oblo N I Tbb the Al· MEIGS THEATRE "3-: . , FIIDDII HOUDAIHILT .!4rs. U. S. Nease stated now is the time to sWdy seed catalogtt:, make plans for flowers and lilat· dens, •t:lve bouse plants a bath and fertilize, trim Made trees and force flowering shrub. New plants tor 1960 were discussed by the members. Mrs. David Nease gave a demonstration using wea· thered wood, evergreen and ivy in a red bird figurine . PeJIY 1nd Catherine Russell en· members or the Tt:en~agera Class of the Bradford Church ~of Christ Wednel(lay evenins at , the home of the clas11 teacher, :.Jamea Reed. . Bonnie Rife is the president of the elau and conducted the buBi· ' neiJ meeting at which time ienta· ttve plans were made for a Valen · tine party in February, Followlnc the meeting the group i•djourned to the basement where indoor 1amea includina ping pong ·and ahptne board were enjoyed. • At the cloae of the evening re; freahmen~ of 11ndwlchea, cookies :.and hot chocolate were served by the holteases to Mr. and Mrs. Nor· man Hyaell, Linda Forrest, Wesley · ~Juon, tony and Harry Hendriks, • Roeer Lightfoot, Lynn Might, Jim ' and Ruth Reed, BonQie Rife and ;'M.t. and Mrs. Reed. Around And About Middleport • for a .five daY . . • ~eeUng , c;:'~' ... traced history of the la~d valuations from 1926 to repa:as:.'!n C:urt a f d 1 { h~~se ~e(:O~~ 0de:!~ed v~~o-:i th c er . equ~· ~r~:_nte;:~. eou·ncn . • ~:U:d howe IocS:: t!auon work& ipslde and outside the 10 mill llmitaUOn. They Jhowed, for example, that: - Pomeroy puts $00 of eve!T $100 It colleclll in taxes into ita s~hools Middleport puts $11.71. 1 -On.Jy 40 cents of each $100 collected in Meigs County•&· ftal propert) taxes "go out of tie count)', for the vetennl ~U. bonds, and that money U1 "~ returned here already in the form of bonus payments to locil Jewf- PHONE Htl(l GRANTID . Is done. . ans. ' eoi..UM80S {UPI)- The Ohio "Tbe trouble is," he said, ''the URGED EXPII11 , ,1 PUb1le Utilitill!!ll commLMton f'rl· . more people want in government Mr. Becker strong)y ad~~ day pnted an aver..-e 1'-1. per &ervieca, and people are Wanting ~mploylng experts to rUf~~ cent rite i.ncreue to G~o .Ce~l more and more, ·Lhe more it local pruperty. ' · Teiepttone CO. ·or \Ju'la. The com- coaLs. somebody has to .PaY for "The fact is, you pa(l)' bad t.sked for a :P per cent . them and that somebody' bu to to'' he said, boOst. be ,~u." has set up l1te •rinciP,.I of ,...pPraiNI MEIGS ~ENIItAL HOSPITAL. 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