https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b9101ac17d29ccef9fbfb5d8df074691.pdf d76742d4bf9391c2a1442d04ddb3b8cb PDF Text Text .... ~ \ CHUCKlE FOR ·t ""• \r(l\I\ O . ' &. \\ ,.., • C,tt4o ;...tth \t'" ~\";· I ' I \1 , IYNIIIOilD, lnel1llll 1'- \ ,II• ·" "';" The ...lllltleft It I 600-y. I'"''''" church ...... II linalllf hy-. .eft• ly t. the ICUiftiNnlllllnt of I IIIU'-II , . _ "We ~ tllre 1111 the 11'1111/' lltlv. A. A.., ..ltl hit - - · lll~hlhl..................... with ."'ur ... 10 o\1 a. en tine Weather " ' ·them IIIII lftr v1e1ant._. lheclc lll'lne ctWJne ... will VOLXI NO=.~~~~----------------------------------------------~.~p~~==e~~-M~~~&~~~MW=~~O~~o.~Mo=n~b~y~.F~e~bnu==ry~l~.l~~~------------------------------------------~---v-LI__CO __PY--~~ Rig Overturns Eastern Cheerleaders Are 'GoOd~. .· . -Officers ·Are Alerted For Robber Of Piketon Bank I • j t ! , I f ~ l �\ ' ' .. • • • ;_ THE 'DAILY SENTINEL '· ' COME ' 'f'· •"'iill' .... :.:.··. • • • • Abrabam Unc<tln's father may once have acres of rich Ohio soil, did not &ffix his signa.:. -, o~ land in Ohio. ture to the documents on file h1 the Auditor's "' 'l'hough it's hBI clly likely that our CivtJ War office . Lincoln students find nothing else to in· . :, Ptesidertt 'ever reHided in our state, there is :~ .. some .-asis for a conclusion that his father dicate that young Abe ~ever lived in Ohio. did own Ohio land. They contend that Lincoln most certainly Documents in State Auditor James A. would have made reference to having resided Rhodes' office provide foOd for thought that here during his ,campaigns for the presidenperhaps Abe Lint·uln spent some of his boy· cy. Then as now, any period of residency in hood in our Buckeye State. Ohio is considered as a political asset. Records in the Auditor's office state that It is a known fact that Lincoln's father was a Thomas Lincoln of Kentucky acquired land restless. He moved his family a number of in Preble County. This Thomas Lincoln made times. Abe was only two when they moved a partial payment of $2 on 16() acres during from one section of Kentucky to another. September of 1810. The records further dis· The president-to-be was seven when the Lin· close that a Thomas Lincoln purchased an ·coins moved to Indiana. Possibly they spent some time In Ohio just before going to the additional 160 acres In the Sllllle vicinity on Jan. 29, 1816. The same person, app~rently, Hoosier farm on which they resided. Close relatives of the Lincolns Jived in held title to•two other tracts ol Ohio land that Ohio. They included members ol the Boone, totaled 346 acres. Unfortunately the Thomas Lincoln, who is Crume and Christman families. There is no credited with purchasing several hundred record of ony of them In Meigs county. HISTORY Meigs County OF 'fODlY AND Farewell Party . Held For Mary Ann Hulburt t\1tuNNIN' Abe's Dad May Have Owned Ohio Land TheAimanw: ' ThomaS fO..L r-. Mainl, About People 1 Society EvtSnts TJJOMAS fOBXapent ·. · · the · · · ·=·~·~·:·:·~l!'.dllh D1vi1 wlth her aliter, Mra. Jlmet too ln p.-..v.•-:::,1 Mr. and .,._ Harry apeat Mooday In CoJumbul bet' ,d lqhter, Mr. and lin. w. In Pomeroy . . LUciLLI IIAWICINI Sullivan. 111:. aDd Mro. 11arrJ Snyder tnr at the home of lin. l'rancu l called at the McLauddln and eat. Dally SenUnel Pomeroy-lllddlepor1 0 Feb 1 lMO-I Yeaua:er of Chesblre. home• Tuesday. I Mr. and lln. later Brookover i Mr. and loin Robert Painter and ;JU;t!Jr grandmother ::.ln. Grace M.r and lin. a. &. Qrilma called on Alict lloore teceiJtly. Dou&lu Jo~n &pent Sund.Q ~arr. Mrl. Perkina hu now 'l&ft Kn. J . timer Griwa ru hM ~ t.o Silu Bennett h~l been returned afternoon Wllh Yn. R. Taylor of for En..-Jand to be •lth her hut- w0rd of tJM death (If 1aer - · the home of hu dtufbt.er, )lrt. AddiJOn • Artie Eblin from Mel'"• Ge raJ W . W ll II d t '" H .I oand, Sgt. Eme~t Perkiol, who Ul lin. Rena GrWm, of Letart. Y. H ' • ne wyne o e Col e a u•.e el . wa h the armed force& there Va Jut week Olpltal. man nome Wt:dnetiday . . .r G C all d .- M · d u.!.. .,_~.. .._. _,. An. George Brickle• c.~Ued on nn. race ur e e on n . Mr. a.n _.,... ~ Uft mother Mra. Steve Eblin re· Norma Watson and HeY. ~nhatt, ehildren, of LopD. WIN SWt&o' cently. ' • both ot whum bave been Ill IUetla of Kr. IDe! llnl. 4o4rew Mr. a11d Mn. Glenn Haning and Croll and famil)'. D•n• Welsh co~ed on Mr. and Mr. and Paul l!mn, Gl I I Harr•"sonv•'lle .)OCI"ety lt<-ms .. Mr. an<J Mn. Uoyd u~~tth~D~··~u~~ot~te:_on~d..,~p~r~~~~of~~~[West Shade News ~ . M" Moore and "'"'"t- Harl Rac:ine Bashan Rodd Events Reported ~~dr~';,.,~~-~':;:.r_v~d Hi~~ Letart falls Donnie Routh wu aj>sont from and Mr. and M.-.. Obort Markin~ News Of Week Events Of Week tchool the put wuk bieauee of Recent guem of Mr. and 1111. r · Mr. ud Mra. Howud Roush of illness. Billie Heilman and Jerry Dlddle Antiflulty were Sllftday Juella of Mr.~-.andand Mrt.~--. BobPa--• HUl. ~In __ _. called on Mr. and J!Oir&. ~ w I·tl Hel.1. mu .I1U"II "'-' t:ot".. au~ man Saturday. 110M spent. Sundty e\'eftlnl ·with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and Mr. IDd Mn. DoD BtU and dauch· children spent Sundty afternoon at te~r~::;·~,.. Donald Saber viait. lhe Painter home. · M• •nd ··•n Floyd Spence call e4 Mr. and Mn. De)bert VanMeter .i_ •· on · · and famllJ SUDday. on Jennie Roll5h sunday after· Mnf. WUma Ervin called on ber noon. lister, .Mri Jahn Chaney, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman callafternoun. Rev. and Mrs. Weber Thoma ' f _;; McKinney were Mr. and :.tra. Cl.lY McKinney of Columbw:. M~· and Mn. Don Wilwn and· daughter called on Mr. and Mn. Ray Wilson and Keith . 'lfr. and Mra . Delmer Rhodell called on ~.;.· a;~d Mn1. Robert Burchett and children at Kyger Sunday. I The W. _S. C S or the Chureh wtll m~t Feb. home M of dMn. M DonD Bell. I r. an rs. ona d Be lpre, spent Sunday Methodist 5 at the . I Gnmm o witb hla mother, Mrs.. J . Elmer Grimm and ' ., . ••.•DllllMr1. Dale E. WblUock bu .ployme:nt to the Racb .&o-. Bank. h-.,d A/3 Dale I. ~ - -.~~·~J!.' s»oullda Bell, 0 uu .n.. .aoq ' N, O. D. - ·:-. Offl,e OPTOHETBIST last Cowl 81rr<!~ Pomeroy Roan: • to J!. r: to ito. ICiote a& Nooa oa Thun.J • H<r Wbmoek t. tt.atlofttd lp Bunnucla. Jeanie Adami ancl Jolul Mimi. • of Ohio Unl¥erlity apent aver U.t - d wlrh their ...,...~a, Mr. and lin. Earl Adama aDd Mr. of Mra. Arnold Adama. Mn. Gayndle Clark, Athena, ... ,.., 1 - 'l"l't "' Vr "nd Mr8. Geor ~e Clark for a few days. M.•. and Mrs. M&1'1> tr.a11 Mi11er of Beverly spent the weekend at . ManhaU Miller of Beverly spent Wednesday with her grand- Dome here . mother, Mrs. Jermie Rouah. Mrs. Lonnie Hud!!on and Mrs. Mr. and 'Mn. Will Heilman Patsy Perkins ard son were guesta l I llll- I $25to ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. aoo w........•· '!""-! ,..••• , ai. ~...,. I YJ:~F.JlYEAR By Wilier E. 81De1 other ..rnollk Dol A To leave her babies witll othen to bunt . Or to pan them on from eRie to enother Till th,y ocareolr know who II their mother. · And another ttuna JOU11 · nevet · ~ A monk build 1 fense 'rouDd I COCOIDUt tree, And let the coooanutl . 10 to ·w.,.. Folly Of Women's Bi~ A~ Fetnale BoSses · ..... I never•mill a copy of 'ne Sen· Forblddb:lil .all other monkl a tlnel, It keeps me up on everything. After aome time in tbe naVf Why it I'd put a fence lt'Owid a I have •Pent the &econd:-Ja yeara tree In Pennlflvanla. -~ · ,_ Starvauon would force JOO to Being a lover of poe I a steal ftom me. 11eU styled writer 1 n ·. - ~ ~ tblna: a ~- your poetl corner. You "" one ·--·r won'tl' d"Q.~ ~'>:I of my ·PQemB In 1M2. SO.\here's Get out at another .ll you llke yoo mlf run. slew , nJ,sht and eet .on a A Dally llood"''· ·, Carl w. PeaeOeJt: ·~ Or uee a IIYD Or a club or knife THI MONK IV'$ VIIWPOINf To take aoU.e .ofher monkey'a life Three monkey 1 sat In a ooeoinut Yes, man descended, the onery CU!II tree, · , Diacuu.tna thin«• aa they·r~•i4 But brotbers. to be, , :~ -"\ he didn't descend from ua. --~---- Hearing Attraclil "That man de&cended fr0111" tnrr aoble race ,. ~~ The idea Is a dllgracf(_"fi' ' No ever beat hh babies and rulni<t life, And you heve never known an· A htlrlni: on the Inventory of the eetate of Ray Woodrum, de· ·· ed, bro'u&ht .aevenl lntereated ·Wlles from Columbia townshJp to tht Probate Court thl's mornlnl. The hearing wu held before Jud1e Harmon O'.Brlen. be ti"Ue. ., ' I ' . Said one to the .othert, "now. Ul· ten you two, . There'a a certain rumor that can't ' 'I . Interested Partiet! w,., • t l DAILY CROSSWORD I 13. :Mothtr ~T.,anillv· o4 ll. BoW. like curve 22. Trlfltl "Now you can buy a safe, flameless electric dryer with satisfactio·n guaranteed ••• ·.· • or your ·money back!'' were jo~ after the meetinJ. J3. Ell-.,. batb. ~ a .. r:. . ., • ' '--.J ;. TO 81. THI" HICitll lic•DIR At The "llla~tlllar Auto Compaay Pomlro'{, Ohle Feb. ltllh, 1918 ' '~ :~;-Sedan II ,.!'~;!,• . They're here I Electrle DrYer Buyer Days •• • ;When70a get the best deals ever on a ~~~od~m ele.yric <Jr:Y~;~Il 'electric dryer guaranteed! lOOfo satisfaction or yollr ~i1ney back! • See your electric !IPPPance dealer today. He'll lll!ow you why on1f e~clty dries clothes sunshine' sweet. Electi'lc.heat is safe .• • no fl«me, nqfumei, nothing-to :fade oi:~lor clothes. I' ' Whites stay whiter, cOlors brighter, clotlles 1ait ~onger and look better. ~t\,·. Best of aU, electric iiryers cost less to buy, less to~) q.sta~~· ••• save dollars instead .of ~nie~ So foi the bes~, ~ oil the best dryers, see 'your IIPPliall!'l' ~ ~' f~ Electtri!l Dryer Buyer Day's! , · ·~ ;[ "' ' ' SEE YOUR I . E.LECTRIC APPLlANCE ._, - · · ·'- Gtlnolteylr. CU \VW Not Be Sold t;,r ~ ,..,., uso.oo •• ll, . bEALER t ' ", '. NOw I !'·' ..~ ··, .. ,,:,.1~'"' _,_,.~~ \-4r ·' A 'I • • ' ., .' .. '· , ';; • •• ' • ' !o •l ' ~· ' . ~ ' ' " 1 ;.lil,UJJ'/b"-'- .-C<J , .,~..,,..._.: ,i,_.,.,lot>!IW • ··' • 1 ·'I �' ' ' • .Panther,s = ·--: · ·- ·, ~ .S T-!IICis :u _...,..~ Rap Up SEOAL . Titl~e Tuesd~y l: .428 . ,.....,.. a.abtb~U Assecl8tiwl ...,_ 146 Detroit 121 St. L.uh 117 Syr~M 110 PhiiMelphle 114 Minne.polls 104 ~I HKby LNVM Chk..- S T.,..... I tM N.w Yorir. I o.tnit 3 tt. Bolton 6 MMirH4 5 It wa1 January :s that the Pan· thera, the object of much affaetion by their fans, but lar1ely an unt.Down quantlty, uncere monioualy humfliated Jacluon here 16-M. I That victory put the Panthers in command of the SEOAL. Sinc:!e then Coach Russell Moore'a boys have gone on to win ae'ven Btralgbt without being preued serioully anywhere excepllng pOsaibly at AtiJen• 10 daya ago when three of five Pantber •tartera were ejeeted on nve per110nal fouh , and a fourth sent out by injury. ltJMrlcu HDCkey LNtUe ........, s PNvlcience 2 OT S,..iftlf'Wd 4 c..velan4 4 OT luffato 7 ~ .t Pom,roy lana claim now that tbe only thing that ~eht keep tbe fantben..,frum ~!onlna: one of the-ir three remalnins g~mes and cinchirt~ a tie wo~ he lc',r a calamity like an fpidemle laying low most of thf! first team. Today all hands were report€!4! 'wen, and Bob CunninRham, ref:!overed from hLB head injury at AthenB, wi11 be worldni out. J ......... 9-12 ....... brt&ftl ... by L..-n last frld•r nltht u,. +- HOI TO lET I LOll AID lET &LOll .... ~ ' Selll~vy~'ts~st~a~n~da~r~d~.~~~~~, 63-61, 11 the l..t h~ of the .....,_ to atop th• Panthars. If Pon..,.,. wkls at Jackson the Panthers ha~ It lock«< up and playlne out the IC'twclul• can bt lust a lot of tun. All other clubs are battling nGw for no more than first diviaion honon. Loean at 7--4 and Nelson· ville and Athena , each at &5. will be the chief eootencters. Rank in the aecond diviaiOI\ will be divided betwee n one of those mentioned above, plus Middleport, (.3-8} , Wellston. (U), and Galli· polis (~11). H Robertson hiu anywhere near points against erase his averag~ per ·Drake game to of 3~. 8 points, he1,1 move within ea&y rana:e or tbe ma"jor college four· year JCOfing hilh of 2,587 set by Pick Herltric: at Wake Forest. Stith Golf 46 Robertlon with ri73 points in 16 gamea thi! season. is roUing toward his third straight national crown but Tom Stith Ia setting a hot pace In second place. The H St. Bonaventure junior set a BU.f~ falo (N. Y.) Memorial Auditorium ' record of 46 points Saturday nlgbt while spar.k.ing a 93-80 ttiumph over :M:artbaJI (W. · Va.) College. Stith, who has 427 points, cracked the old auditorium mark of f~ basketball ·lhired by Larry O'Connor of Ca· t'll'';.';~.;recordl, nlaiUB and John Clunde of Na¥y. u~· . nigbt, 'nae William and Mary Indiana Virgil and Ohlo...State ~Buckeyes enjoyed I ILiaWHERI TUISDAY Those two clubs tied for fourtb now battle it out when Atbens goes to Nelsonville. The winner when !Jring ls over. Welllton, using sophomores and jUJliors, comes to Middlep.ort. The Jackets dumped Wellston at Wellston January ~ for one of their three IURI.Ie .wins. Logan enter· talns GalllpoUs, and 11bould have litUe trouble . Racine goea to Rio Grande in GalUa County and expect UtUe trouble as the Rio men are down thlt year. EuleJft entertiJns Hannan-Trace, Wabama enterta¥t• Rutland .f or a return match, and Har· tlaonvllle continues idle ubtil Feb. 9. .' ... -. ..... , .. .......... ~ ~ ' _ ' .. -..... - . •• " r '' ••lo- ploiiiiNI. W.-.tnla •••A lqutrrel btiDten ad'lGCall!ct·.a.cJOd -nlor 'fur In • ' ooelle•111MN rtsonShould Set New/. · , Scoring Record D~g 1'~ =•tpa"· 14 41 .2M .. •• • ' 1 der to gl~. ..,.,...utled 111ie;Jj a 9tnae tit catft up. . SPOI'll A ..<Q. Joe<l!fCJft'tp<ll1a= · ' ofilelfl. f~ re1Mt!e4 ~ttiT from tile lilvitiob of W ·~I deportment lilt ell deer as ldlled in l(eltJ . ~ dlirlllg lbe put oeaaon. Tlcele f!&lu'.. .are coll)pll~ frorli tbe t.p ..11t to the dl...._ by U· censecl hunters. · · ' TonJgbt:s best basketball bet' is lbat Oscar ;Robertson 'Will climax a weekend spree of team and Individual record-b\tst!JII by settln~ an all-time major college career sco~ m'ark. -, The Cmcinnall All·American has been sub-par - 1tcr him - lately but would have to collapse entirelr to !ail 10 .pa.U Frank Selvy's three-year scoring reoord of 2,538 wbtn - ~· cinnatl entertains Drake. Oscar baa 2,535 and oee.d!>only four Pomeroy's Panthert tate II> tbe road tomorrow night to New l'orl: .. · 110 wrap up - lf they caft - their second SEOAL basketball II· .....,. Dhi"tie in three seasoas. w. L. I'd. Tbe opposition will be Jack.s<>n, lbe only club in the tlass Ill. J.oui• 211 21 .580 AA loop wilb an outside chance to collect a piece of the cham· 2 1 32 •396 plonsbip should the Panthers fold completely with but three 14 33 396 ~ · games to play. Cloebmati ' y Sentltlel, Pomeroy-llllcldlewrt, G., !'eb-1; ~ . 13-b Cage Record Laid On Line · I -;;;;;::;:;;:;;;:;:;;;:;;;;:::;;::;; At Jackson; Wellston At Middleport ~ ~ ~ Ca_ n ~ ·- . HAN Ariwering the roqllelt of the game protecton mode through thb colunp~ , six f:crmers have reported ct,er tlllo i!R llu;r own jroperty. Tbeoe lill$ .were made by an ,I!DIIcellled luuUer 141 lhere!t>re pr.....sjy reported. A lOW of 118 deer for the three day season Is not too bad, Mr. J-blm aya. not 5 Gibbs, superintendeni of PomMOy scbooll, in The office as ibis .. ~!ten, Is no bunter or fllher· His, total C~Uid001 . llfiOI'I <0~ of chasing a golf course. "l get: plenty of time In ' ' ' ' '· • ' ' Ran· Radiator CLEANING ' and REPAIRJ~G, 1. Phone fint ' ' 2. Pick qp your ea.h. · . bars•·· 3. Pay billa. Buy 4;·HanudyONE place to pay. We ....malllq ""'f lacm ww Qll work. BASKETBALL SCORES ri1ht now F"A'ST, FAUt AM SQUARE. Gllr-cuhbere. . I· A clll&ll!>d can result. ord.n I~ Mfl•~=t~w . damce. ... ,.. Lt+ Ut Cl~n -~ l._!"fr HIOIIICHOOL ~ORIS v..;rbd~~ · Cl.....lllo 67 PINNnt VieW 37 1 SeeUaFor~ PHONE IHIM ~ ,.· · . ' .... ' " "'· '•1'. • helf ....,. 78-7& tbrlller over Ot· IQ. wiNch the Pioneen' We olfar lba IIIOit 00111plote lloo. Portland Splits lf!ai'r With Team Or a u"d true"? We either /t(l.. tba HJ.Valut Ulld truck ;you need • or"" oa111et I& quickJ¥. Tich 73 c-...69 t5 over your , '. . Stat. 7f MOT .\' .Pressure flfr · ... . . ·'·~ \ ........ ~- proltl•ms Need service on any truck? That'• out bneinw, .' in 10 Want to tnde your old truck? We'll pve you 1 ..,_..lncl&-iadowanc:a. ' ~~~~ "1, 1 MCOnd T"'"-' ' g_ame. saturday included Need·a new truck? E. Main It, ""' PW ~·'~ ~ ' . .; .. ' ' ' I ' I ' ~ job :dORol.for ¥ou ... · '· •'' ' I .•.. :. •' ' • \ • ' . '· ' '· '"' .r .· '~- ' • ' . ''' ,. .. M•iss i' Dbuter . ,. POMEROY, ·oHIO ' \. ' ' . ' ' '. ,.. . ' t... ell er ' ' . ·" j '· . • : ' .~ . Euy Blldgei '· Te.riDI' 1,. • ' ~· ' ·entire ! ..... Missile or call 4J5 and arrange for o11r rtpreMntati¥e to call at yo11r home . lal or arrange tO hive Weaklut j'" • ' • . ~ / .' ( • •• .. . ' ' ~ . ... . ~ �.. • ,, SenliDel. Pomerey·Mlddleport, 0 ., Feb. l, 1960 'f....llally ;j;;;;;;;;;.,.;.;;;.,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.;.;;;.,..,.;;;;;;;;;•-.;;;• \GOOD HAY FOR SALE. SQUARE NOW IS T1IE TOlE TO"VI'OfitSTART • WANT ADS , THREE In PIN good chines for every need. Compltte planning. Write or eall--The Kitchen Center, Inc, 220 F.o1111h BAU. MACHINES. ahape. Price $1<Xl PHONE 3,8 St., Phone GA2-7,'71, Parker&· burg, W. Va. 1-30-J:t.c and 10 pm Clifton, W. Vo. IIMIW,A II, N. J. tJPl - , Tbe Democrat Congressmen Widen Attack On Ike's ~;;:~.ri!t~=-~1 Military Policies Following CIA TestimonyJ:~ieiffi!E;.$~~ ice cream ealu. lee eream ma- CaU sr 3·5948 between 6 om 1'0& CONIIJTBNT DEPI!NDABLI JUISUL'111 Weekend In Review plannin& your ''FrCNity Creme Store" Make real on bales. Joe FieJda, Route No 7 Turn at Kelroy Nilbt Club P.b.one 8ll·Y. I-3()..3tp ·- ·TELEVISION GUIDE WSA%.zy Channel 3 )JIMa out oli the plan. · ligence Agency chief, is reported eled 7,766 miles and bit witbiD j 1 eMdJI pew WIDf4, C1Dt Lolertkla JILJml1:1111 ~ - 10 eaa, to have told Senate Space Com- · 1.24 miles of it.!l target. · I ..U prr ward lor three COiliiiCUtl't't mittee that Rus$1a must be credit ~- 011e moat.b for 30 Nata per word. ., Pill KILLS THill ed witb more minile power than SAPPORO, Japen: A_ ga1 . ezhl1 rat. ol s ..... per word will ... ebataed lw ld....u.Iaol estimated earlier by Defli!nse See- plo.ton oollapses . a mme \Shaft · WOODIIIAN, W)l, uPI - Tluee· ret.ary Thomas S. ,Gates Jr. ~hli!re 655 coal mmers are work- year-old Barbara Bender a.Dd . ber II 10 <laJ• >-'tee ro<elvla& bW. brotbera Jam.e•, 2, and JOHph. 1, ..,.... Ill Adv<rtlolbc- Sbould bo ,..portoci.......:Iatelr. 'llo I mg: but at least 22 or therr;t claw CHICAGO: Fint major railroad thli!tr way to .safli!tY. Tbe d1easter were killed Sundar "'- 1 ftrft w.hlch U.U., Seatinel .W DOl be ft!l;poGiiOle tor more thm one lnc:or strike in a decade looms after comes only 10 days after ..., awapt their farm hOJ;Q.e. Aqother told luertl-. I third rail union jl)inS two others miners were trapped Jr. a mine brother JohD, 4. wu Mi'lously card of l'banb .wd Speci.al Notlcu n1 Cftota $1.00. Obnuariet in breaking off 'contract t.aiJr:.&. at Coalbrook, South Africa. burned. .~ ·· p.lblilhed at 1 t6LC l)U wat'tl.. 11 2:4-tfc Strike could affect 711,000 rail· ---------::-:::-- ,.,...-~---:-::-:-:-,-,..,---,...,...;..WOH.OS 1 DAY 3 DAYS I OAYI 1 .110 __: - -"~""' SHOES , BRONZE, GOLD OCIO. <OOd workers. 10 60c 1111< $1.3& fUO . 14> FT ELGJlll BOAT, MOTOR and Silver Plated. Write: R. y~ I :10 60c fl.20 tLII!J fMO .and · acceuories. Will sell i mond Thomas l•ngiYUle Ohio. Thli! funeral of. Mrs. Edna Pay. MILWAUKEE, WIL: Wisconsin 21 '"' 'Ul 12.26 t'1 .50 ' cheap. Phone 6369. 377 Lincoln , 1 '-i-f. aotc Inter was held Fnday afternoon In Oemocr<~t& change system o!. elec \ds l"'e(eivf'd by 10 A it. wUI be lb that day's paper _ ~ the Church, and was att~nded by ting convention delegates in a St, Yiddleport . 1-2ti-titp FOR RADIO AND r. 'tl. REPAIRS 1 a large number of rl!lattves and way be!il!ved favorable to Sen. lluI I J Notices I 1 14) · ")I t<. <?nl Call F,.nk Captelt.., 414 H. I friends. Mrs. Paynter was always a bert H. Humphrey of Minnesota. - - - -· 1 Set:oad Ave., MldlllePPOrt. friend to every one and a t::ood Humphrey's opponent In thli! DemoUNFURNISHED MODERN FIVE A, M. to 9 p, M. 12-3otfe Christian and rea~y when her M_as· cratic presidential primary. Sen. ter called, she w11l be sadly miSS· John F. Kennedy of Massachu· room apartment and bath . Steam Imitated Car heat. Phone ~52·Y 2 1 3tc ~~BEST IN A~CTIONEERlNG SER- ~v.bysh~re~e: 1 L~~~rl~~t;~.es!:-d setts, crie.e. foul. *Electric Range .,......,,., rwpJe'• hHu• end ~ICE. Da1ry sales a specialty. Rev. Elwood, local conducted the BIRMINGHAM, Aht.: Ah uniden· il) America 1 V•l• St ... oH Blltternut Awe., 'len yea~s e~pcrlenc~. Kenneth services. . tified Negro man aJ!,d his blonde *lOG Golloo Gaoollne p.,....,., Phone 328-Y 1 Hager, l:oolvule, Ohio. . The fol!owing relatives !'ere ! co'llpanlon are reported to have *GE Fry Skillet • 2 1 3otp 1 _ 1 19 30tp present ,Glen Paynter (son) of Ohs be~n abducted from a 1957 Cadi!· APAR','MENTS _ rurni.abed and : AJ.R CONDJ'i' tUJ'.r ~ ,.. - REFIUGER· Ou!gon, ~ev. Albert Hill, (brother) lac at_a gas station. " ~e're afraid *Register AI The unfurn\Jhed. McMaatetl, Middleauor. ~~ervlce . Ja-.t'a Refri&etl· of ~pen.al, Neb., Mr. and ~rs. we mtght" h.~ve _a lynchmg but ~e port. Phonli! 6044· M. ~ 3 tf tion, New Haven. Pbone TU· Wallie Hill, (brother) of Racme; don't know, aatd a veteran pollee ~ 11-'D·tf Mr. and Mr1. Ira Hill, (brother) of sergeant who asked not to be namNew waterford ; Mr. and Mrs. Ral- ed, "it could be a farce." 7 and B RUUM HOUSE, 4 ROOM apartmem and !I room apart- Tt.:LI:!;VI-t:!ON . RA,DIO fl SMALL ph Radcliff (.sister) Syracuse; Mr. SUNDAY ..J.P'?il:t.nce r~pti.r. Phone Otit I Clyde Paynter of New M·atamoras: . ment. A. W. Bengel, I hone 110-M. 11 2 tfc 1 \tct::hntock., lla...iue, C,bio · Mr. and Mr&. John Paynter of ALGIERS: The army is~ues an ::=:=':'" =------I 2 1 tfc Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Roy PaynDELUXE UNFURNISHED A,~~T 1 - - . Ler, of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Alilt,!rt ultimatum ordering 2,000 hard J ment. All new. Low ut. .it1~_s . l -AU,TIPNtiR Paynter, L~cal; Mr. and Mrs . .Carl core insurgents to disarm and Reasonable rent, also 2. off~ce . Camplete .er"'Paynter (son) of Mir.ssillon; Mr. and abandon th.eir barricades by Mon- , rooms. Ph.one 6009. l·:W..12tc Crltr BrocUorcl Mrs. Paul Paynter, Local; Mr. and day m~trning . But the army does ' Owner ·~ri ven East Main Street 1 Nr•te Phone •• Cont.., not tD say what it will do if the FIVE ROOM, BATH ANDY.., GAS 1 A. C l~adford, Mel,., Oh.. Mrs. 0. E. Lee, Syracuse; Mr. a~d ultima.um is rejected. in surgent Pomeroy, Ohio furnace, hardwood fioors ~md I • ..., Mfj Harold Bradford, Grove CltY le.adera deny over loud speakers trim, gmge. fino lo"tlon and 1 •nd Re•, Shaffir ond wife. Ch~le• thEtt morale behind the barricades ., I neighborhood. Ph.one 6037J. H. ton. . (2) Cbrd of Thanks M. Cr011s, Middleport, 0. 808'!1 TRII UlYJCI AND REMn. E:ber o()un, .returned .satur- Is tagging. WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR 1 Phone 485 l-29-3tc 2 1 tfc day from ColumbuS where she conWASHINGTON: Russia is bep r.u" 1.0 •• •uiL~ -;;;Tt.J1 ,......, , •• 0 ;.~ suited Dr. LaFevar, abe w1,1 ac· lieved to have fired .another of its , 1 1 , I • ncere apprecLat on our ne• · omeroy, Ohle FIVE ROOM AND BATH $3,.00. • "' AL ~ ~.. "' companied home by her son'in-law, giant te•t missiles tow111rd its Pa- j I Phone tJ933·Y. l-29·3tp signed fc_ your bom .• Fr~ ea Mr. Rolland· Ka1lenbar«er, l,l(hO re- citic chbors anrl friends for their Oitean t-arget area, the De- i Um•tn ~o,,...;nap 11..1d AOD.Ottlt, turned Saturday evening·. , kindneu and sympathy, during the illness anrl death of our I::'W J"'O t'A"l"J'F..&NS PLASTIC FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN RUTPboue ftl-.Y. 8-8Mr. Eber Ours, ia confined to renee Department announces. The Soviets bad said the first rocket · "''Duow blind1 and lbadel, V.ene land Township. Mra. Carl Rair· - ·- lth b d f fl mother and grandmulher, Mra. in the -aeries, fired Jan. 2{), tra"· ' Mary Turner. Specltl thanks Wn b11Dcil, all .ltlnda and ~lora den, Hllrt.ford, w. Va. 1-29-6tp / CLILANDI his bed w ·a a cue 0 u. to Rev. Ernest Thoma~>, Ewing fiber aJaaa awllinia. Day and _ RMw. & tv kaltelr ....._ Mr. Cha"· dBennett · of dGreolt Funeral Home, Dr. R. E. Boice, NiRht naiJII piatea all .lr:inda, TW'O NlCE SLEEPING ROOMS. PhoiW ~100 Bend roo die Saturday an ClNCINNATI - · Livestock : Meigs Genenl H<Japital ataff, Aluminwn Jadden all il:iodL Ph.one 8085·X after li:30. ! . P•rnoroy, Oh~ buried Mooday at Mt. Vernon, O. Cattle 1300, co~lves 15() average 1 those ~;ending flowera and .aU !i'ree .l£ttim•te. Dale Wippel 1 1-29-Jtp. Mr. and Mrs. Cha:a. ·Bei1netto(tb1s choice 1100 lb slaughter stet~.rs 27; " who )lelpecl In any way Your Supgl)', 2J.d Union Avenue, '1 ~ place ·attendcll. his father's funeral. lpl'" choice. 900-1010, lb. 26-20.21; kindne.ss will'never · be forgott'omeroy, OJuo. U4u.tf0t.tl 2 BEDROOM MOUERN APART-' (2Qo) Terrnite Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt Par!IODI, are good 1150 lb down 23 .50-Z{i; high , I owncrH of a new Buick car. 1 h , d 00 1" ten. . 'WUJ.. DO SEWING AND ALTER-~' MENT $85 per month or 1 Ced- I L.ontro Mrs. Hazel McKehoey was hostess . tolo1.s~l~3~n;.~~ra~! ~~~ . Sons, Daughters and OrandehllA 1'ION in my home. Al~o have room apartment, $50 per mont~, j , tu the Home Council ,Meetint, More than 5,000,000 boys ' · SATURDAY ~ HEAVY HENS FOR SALE. (2QJ Business Services WASHINGTIN: Democratic leaSee or call G. A. Deem, Racine, ders widen attack .,n President 0. Phone 3088. J..30-3tc Muiite==•-:•:::u::R:::N:cA::C::k-~-:::w•sTINGo Eisenhower'l military policies, HOUSE 1ppllan~ Arne:kl I,.. cbarginJ that tbe adminisi.ratlon then, SrracuH, OhiO. PMne is playing politics in the defense 136- y. II tt tfc: field . Allen Dulles, Central IntelUSIC BOATI AND MOTORS $25 1- o. McCOY and up whll• th•~ last. MHI"'polltan Mot..... MIG E. Main AUCTIONEER St, Pomeroy. Phona 245Y Route 2, Long Bottom, (l.lo-k,. J 1·»6"" '"'-------,-- BAT&S ......uaa.. DOt-- Channel· 3 '"" 'H o-' d'"' · -1 I 4:0tt Rouae .-On llllldt ltnlt 4 :80 Spllt -PeraonalllJ Sfeomhool Bill Uo . Sgl Prealon 1:00 Ste~t Bill f:15 Ji~ Thacker Show ' 11::25 "Weathercaat • 1:30 Nf'IYtll Pl..cture I I d Port an s . Events I The Most'" ., FREE-FREE 1960 COMPACT RAMBLER POMEROY LANDMARK ,1~15 ·· ·~Kk ,Pur jQ. • •• Aut..;, ~Oie5 llj) ==--:-:: ------·- 1967 FORD V8 FA.IRLANE "500" fl, 595. Four door Sedan. Tops Fordomatk Low mHt~~e. Radio and h.eater. Hlaeunars, Pomeroy 1-29-IJtc , - .- - - - 19Mj BUICK va SJ EClAL ' 1 · 39 ~ 2 Door '-lard .Top. Unc careful Jo_cal OWill.ir. Like new vluyl trlm. Dynllflow drive. Blaet· in condition. uUUUes Included. led over FREE lNSPJtCTIONS, PHONE Vogue Shoe Store, 104 E. M•nn 383-.M. Gilrr.?re Supply Store. 690l-X. l-28-6t 1 St., Pomeroy. Phone 90t-M. Vaua:han Fest Corrtrol Co. Jlemc •_ --~~ ber of ~atlonal Peat co,'J.trol PUBLIC I~LI / 6 ROOM HOUSE WITH BATii. 1 -~octatlon. I ,.J.Uc The undenigned wall offer for Z . 304 Sycamore St., Mtddleport. 1ale at Publlc Auction a.t _the CaU ..a.,73 or 6111 ,X Ob1 lns~ronce home of the Iale Jame1 A. Werp. "" · _ 1 28 etc BARNES·SIMPSON IN~tJRA.1VCK er, on Houte 7, West of Hobson, • H1i111Bbury Townahlp, Meigs coun· NEW MODERN 2 ROOM FURNAgent!, Middleport. Fire, Aulc.ty, Ohio, on Saturday, the 13th1J#i.HED .A~artment. 4 room un- •n•Jhile, l\ondl. t-hon~ 6311S Au...ot. ~'ebnllllry, ,UJOO, the (Mif· f\ibdstii"! apari.meatt ,Ptume c0MPLKTE~SURANCE PRoi(mal property Of James A.. WertHI9 11B:...tltp tectlon~·Life, Auto, l!lre, Polio j iler, dKeased conslatlng of; _....._ I I( I '*· J Sa 7 .3. I! - -- - - · fiA'l:i=6 II S-Al ~.ogi~\IAPOID, 24-"' for Sale :' I RIVER REPORT ~ .E14lctrlc lt- FOR Hou~e· 'trailer Jo'T. on Rental pur-! Ohio. tnars, Pomeroy. 12D·6tc Bottle a:a• refrla:erator cook'lng stovekitchen General Rli:NT-38 DEDROOM Call D MUb, lllddleporl. 1WG PLYMOUTH 2 DR. SEDAN. tile Bnd four chldrs, •dining room ebase agreement. Pay for It like 6 cylinder. Worth much table and ch.aln tablet chalra rent. Come In ·for tletalhi. UnitDON STIVERS more. Blaettnara, Pvmeroy. rUJ&:s, beds, tfunk, dresaen: ed Trailer Sales, Route No. 2, 1·21-tit _ _ chest of drawen, studio ooucb, Ravenswood, W. Va. 1-20-10tc w' • • • 1908 MERCURY 2 DR. SEDAN. aluminum cot, oil stove, step --fl96. New Pontiac trade-in. lsdder, extenslun ladder, wheel ( I I J Help Wonted Blaeltnars, Pomeroy l -29-8tc barraw, one coal heatlna stove, --::c-:-:: lawn mower, one 32 .11peclal re- THE NEXT TWO MINUTES MAY ·~ FORD, f3()0.00. Pbone :Jt82, -volver 11 nd many other articlea. be among the most importsnt In Racine. 1 24 3\P Sale of coinmence at one o'clock your life or the life or someone 4ft LIMoln IL p M you know. Thl1 Is appro:xl~m~te· ,.....,.. toS6-.I J.ldlll.,.rt B\Jil:K SPECIAL ANlJ ~y TERMS: Caeh at time of sale. I' ly bow loni it will Plke to read other ltenu at sacrifice price•., Crltt Bradford, Auctioneer. Ule exceptional opportunH)' Ill kOOI I:SfO It:' See R. R. Durst, below Loni GARNET w CLARK now av~llable. An opportunl»' llottom, Ohio. 1 10 30tp AdmlnlsLratrlx 01 james A. for a lucrative profeaslonal '6'tltiJ'U~~IJtt career. We are aeeklng ataff W d d erner, ecease . A Ut0 Ies Webster ~ Fultz, Uiembert for Bankera Ufe and Goo4 Cloan Ulfd Ctrl Att orneyt for Ad m1nt 8 tra t r 1x. Casualty Company, White Croll POMIROY-9-room frame, bath, All Makes and Maclela (1) za, SO; (2) 1, 3tc Hoapltalintlon. All le.ada furhot water heat, bssemcnt. large nlrhed. No ~anva&llna or so· Jot, double garaae. Best of lo· MITROPOLITAN MOTOII 600-606 l•sf Mlln lt. ~FEMALE BOXER PUPS weeki llcltatl1on nece1sary. Need . mon cation, ne.ar achool !_l2,~.oo.ff _ Pom.,...,, Oflle old. CaU Letart 2282 • Letut in Meil County and for aur· RURAL -118 a_cresh17lll m ej. o l""ll roundln~ c:ountiea. Eam up to Route 7·~oom ouse, c~ 111r, F 11 O"l U&9 IMPAL,A CHEVROLET. Take t a I., " o. .• .,. 1 '10,000 per year. For inform•· barn and •fveral outbuUdmga. tlon apply at 339 N. Columbu1 $mall pond. Good hunting. cheaper car on U'ade. <.:arl TWO SlZB 180 TOWN AND 1\&irden, Hutlord, W. Va. Country •now tire• very little St.l,l LJnbellter, Ohio, (),!' cad I . ~1.001, •• 30 . ~:::;::;;;;-;--;:::,7.-'1':1-:9~1;;2-;;tp mileage. 1 tet of traalor pull co ..ect etween · 9 A. M. an u ACIN URAL---. acre1, II bl • h •.-e PLYMOUTH. DON SAYRE, type plows. Phone MlJ. Wm F. P. ,m , Ilk Ior Illr. Hall. U'actor U a e, ..,.room ouse, .Middleport Phone 6120-Y. Houda1helt, KlniaburJ Road, 1·28-3tc ' run nini w•dterd Bbarln, mUklng 1-30-6tp Route No 2, Pomeroy. · 1-29-3tc par 1or an · ou e garaJ,:Ii!. .. - ul-. o- .UINITUOI Employment ••• ,..man Wc'1ted lox Phone toJ-M 229 l':iJ For Sale 2 pc. 1uite1 . . .. '10.00 U9 0-Stc 1 3 DlneU• ... · ·. $10,00 up ~~~---. EMPLOYMENT, LABOil, Refrll:eratorl OR ROOM . HOUSE. T v Solo 4 yeor !arm . oilperionae .w ·• rool'DI downltalrt an4 2 up. IIAKII'S TIIAPI IN ITOII Pomeroy ·uiiY ' or write .... "' A.IP&"Oxtmatoi,J 1 lett levelland. CALL AT IAKII PUINITUI. Baxtor, 128 llluiborry A 'I. Excellent well. 13 mUea ltom "'~1, I_-....._ .,.._ -.;~ Pomei'O)', Ohio. 1-Je«c forMro)' . Prtce .,.,000. Jnqutnt Mn. Howe» at Pa&etowa Ii~;~~~g~·;::~p.;~~ HOUSE CLEANING BY DAY OR o-'NE=-:S::IN'"'GL"E::--PII=A:-S::E:-"i't;;;~c l-8-80t~ eleftr.lc motor 110·221; 1 2 baby •lttln1 b)' the hour. Phone 8087-X. 1·20-Stc Inch centrlflclal pump; 10 JiR~c"'u:--:cJU:-T:-= CHEN CAIIIHimi IICl'fl land shOrt distance out or Pomeroy fMCiUI Rl. 33. formlea Top, Boolcca1e b:t.~ miDeral rl;htl IJ\d aome coal 1ult your bou~e~. Vinyl &oa Block• laUl. Netller ~Ud­ will Irade Ihd 'for •lraotor. cou l.q Supply. Call Guy lielller, .Ul•X Of" ' " JI!Jl., _ Jeffers, Racine. Oblo. I·Hfo Anne Stnot, · Pom~. t-211-3tp -I 7~ :~;~;~~~= Wednesday of iast week. 1 I Mra. Howard Ebe.rsbach 'enter· ~ :~ri:~~;i~~ 850 lb dowJ!. 23· 1tained the W. ~- c. s. Th.uraday 1 evening. , 19.50 - 21; utility Mrs. Joe Price, who has been In com;~;;~~t~~l~ ~~--~ a ·Charlellton Hospital returned home and is improvl"'. vealers 33·3'1: good 29- · 23·28; good around lb feeder ste:ers 23.50. Hogs 4000 ; 100 _ 240 lb 1:us13.75; moatly 13.75 for 190-220 Jb; J3.85 203 240-280 lb 12, 73-13; weights above 2SO 1h not establish· !~ .toiill ~~""" 4'li.·~ :.: ICf.lll) · ,I~~ ;! BoU::nie ~P ',, 2'4li' ~: ~11 Ind.~~~ rode A. u p a"PI .:.-.. • •• :-..rn., o,m1·:,...; :'" ~1u po - 1, • Penni)'IYinia up at 1:20 a.m., 1t-4. No Kanawha River ,boats reported, · , Market Report l'liaht M!:'~~::~'~ho ,· , 1:80 Wl>o Do Yau :rrut 1:00 Amerlod '1!..,..'111 8:80 lUll Tin Till · s:OO a.., Frllfolioo BOot 11:4~ JollD DoiJ. N~ ?:30 , HonermoootD 7:30 Sugard'~ot · · , / 'flo"" WY..-t .,:&D ··· fte Jtlftemaa 10:~ Keep Talking J:OO The New& ToniPI .1:011'••S.,oliDllt( lilt WINIIbor 8:.00 iDoug Jflartln Show "QII ..,._ ~~tioo' K;;',i:'" -.- Ullll Your Euo ltePQI'tar "•1& , Spom Report :t:UI ~~e S~ 1:1:-tei Sip Off 11~80 Eve Arden Show· 12:QO .Re1tles1 Gun ' ~WHTN ..TV .Cha11nel ·13 1 1:no 'llor'Brighter' Dat . c1":15 Tbe lecret &torm ' ,N O Tho !Co!IW'PI NIOIIII Tttne·.Stoogea l.!fe of Rile' \ "·1:00 Tbe The ):ill . 1~ . WJEH *Mil · '' . t.Mill,WV ~:n'~ ... 'iloe official P.M. · ·Rod'·1•0 5-.tot..•·on tvo :MoscoW: \rPI - Tau 1Je\V• •&e.ncy reportet~ tqday 'l'be SOviet oaonouncement of the second ro'ctel .!Iring confirmed a U. '8,1 Defeiiae D6p'artmetd alfii.Oun cemonl Sunday that a Navy plane crew ellied eb objetrt that "ap~1 to bo a mis~le" llndlni in 'tbe lmpaet ,ru ot ihe·Piclfll: • , , set 'O&ideby the Soviet Union lm: I ib wd lh! •bJect· ""' lighted a~ noon Sunday. 8 in A.M. " 'M ,. 5S p'• M . " ' · • ;;ol 1' I Neo11 5 f ,M, <J,Bt 'l'oar.lluO _..,.OI,. UilO aCJ IC ind Venu1 t Al:.t- y H Of' f,.n•:v.m. a .., A ,A..·M, ·/'j :55 !: 'r i! 8:i0 Weatherman .U ~ -. 'f7V x' . 'teJfcu io.,~ me~ ' "It pr.... ... the, Defense Deputinent 1rinounl!er ment nicl, ''Ulat lbe Sovfe( Unton 'bu ,fi!<d • 'mlaile . In~<> u..... clfie lltd ~~b the impact wu ,in the general ~ea 1U'fvloutly an nounced.'' • • , Nlf•s ll'att annoulicem•nt .ld ~: Jrm;.-::.:f••~: ..:'J~ ~ ( . .set area in the PaclfJ.; ~~ "J lSi 1p !!t!: "\· (1,1:!18 a. m.) est S\WI.iy . Lactic Acid May Be New Cause Of Death'·/ 1:00. I Love Luey December Bride 12:00 Love of Lite 12:30 Seareb for Tomorrow 12:45 The Guldin& Llllhl l:OO Heart of the City 1:30 AI tho World Tumo 1 t1:30 • !ilft~.~j.l:'~~: ~ 2:00 For Better or Woroe ~ 11;' , .·J\IIu;y ._ ,,!flii~~j;:lte . ' c'I:Oq jllgbwar Patrol "1'::10 · The ltiie Smith Show ~ ~:h.~owa · '1:10 "ecri!t s t - I:3C Mge of NlRbi Best 1:00 banny Thomsa Show &.So Ann sotharD Show 10:110 H<1"'euy 10:30 DuPont Show •J:OO -News i~ tf~r~ict 11 Youn l:oo Tho Bri~htor o., S:OO 1be Threi StOOitll · t:so Life of RUer 1:00 Mlh•ll' J, 8.mltl- 1:1!1 The J"llle ...UA {Dol' 1:30 Amos 'n' Alld> . 11:10 A Look at' the Wet.ther~ J:dO l'roiltier · . 11:10 Tlieater 13 r:so To "Tell 1be Truib '.::2,::30;_ , Sl'""g:.•_o.:,lf-:c::-::::--~-l a:oo DtnnlJ O'Keefe r!lhow ' < ' Chanhel13 Tu~sdO! ::: - ::~:" I:QO CIRCULAtiON IS t:lll I:QII On 1:1!0 ~'•'!" Jfar~et t:• 'Radio Hrmnil :o:oo ll:IS ' OUR SECRE!T . MEETING-··· CLOSE TME Bl-INDS ' ' ):' / •. (oonnlrt .lb4 11'- , mulle) Jlol1orl 1;18 Newa · . ·~ ~oilt , Part)"' 1:00 ,,~ -,_ .. . 1:30 Newa 1:80 llrealdul Porty ·a:so· Community and loell' new. .-:as Breatfatt Part~' 10:00 'Colloe~ • , ' 10:10 S'IJII.SI1,op 10: ~ ol~ And lncreasint·Daily . BE !"ORE WE 'StART 9:30 Red Skelton Sh.,. ShOll' 1:00 N..,. 11:10 ,lhe Wealhor 8:10 . ~~:,- Ko.,._ 1:00 ~ Theater iO:OO \0:3jl oi •Doh>Olllil I ' '·--:..__.--. IO::g U:80 £'1l'!JJ • "*'P: · eountri iloec19wo ;New• ,· Just P'O!' YOU News · ' Music Go ltO\Dld liewqLo<llL, Music Go Round 11...~ ' '• . MtillC Go Roubd -New1 olliullc Go ~Round 1..U ,.,..o"" ft,;J!eP<>H ' . ' ' ' w. , f!hanne.l 13-Mohda) ' 'ed Saturday GallipoJis FOR THE Channei.S-TuesdG) . 1~:: ~~ =~, year during Boy Scout February 7 to . 13. The anniversary will be every city and town and villages in the United Statu territories. The Scou-t since 1910- ezceedl atrong. The themj! is "For God The high point Mr. Moore, 0tJ o~, Di . .• .14'1it ~,·!~llllltlltl ' 11.20 late-- sttaw · UP! . ) tbe W-eather~· 1 1 I!~' SPQrtJIOP<irt ' Boy ~Seo~~u~IJ~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~ !t5·:; p.m., 8-4; Ialand Creek up at 9:20 - p.m., . p.m., 10.o; At Iaa up a1 10:vv 0-4; CJiucible up at 10:40 p.m., 10O; Ov<:c up -.t •:211 a.,m., 11-3; c. V. Harner up at 10:20 tl.m., o-2; y,uJcan up at ll:IS a.m,. 11.0; Loclk 33, Je-fferson up at 10:10 p. m., 13-3; Lock 31, Andrew B. up al 2:30 a.m., 6-0; Lock 30, National at 4:40 a.-m., 3·1; Detonder 2 30 • m • • • -k 29 p . t F~~ • Willi' i co_. . 1 t.~Q- ~-~Pi' • ~beri · ~·-- It wo• llle ~cood' giant so.lot "X.- et fJijd bJto the PacJiie Gee tbe pre~ent IM!riea ot test. 8t:arted. ~t•· U. The lint was Iaun~d Jan._;q.· ,,, . Thi~:SovJft. llave Aid - tb:eH P.tclfh: ·teet flrinc• are of a· &ilnl ILCW rocbt . des.lped to eertJ "heavier earth .iateJUtes and prepare the way for traveJ •to llar1 On Your' ' Rodio D.ial J 'l'bo Galo SIVrm s:oo ~llbe' <;l"'~• ?::10 j;llejipne leaders of the :n~=r~a ~~~ b!ie:: the GAUGES: Montgomery, 15.7 on steady 8.2:1; under 400 lb 8.50. upper, 9.6 on lower, 17.5 feet o-pen; Gal-lipo-lis, 18.4 upper, 17.9 O'!J: hmer, 24 feet -open; Winfield, 18.3 on upper, 12.4 on lowc.r, 1 foot open; Pomeroy-Mason, 22.61; Ft. P·leasant, 25.12; ~ 23, 16.3. CONDITION oF MOVABLE DAMS: Starting to raise danu ,13 throu.;h 22 at 10:00 ·a .m. Lock 23 sUll down, river f-alling 1lowly. OHIO RJVER. BOATS: Lock 8, Loulslarlns down at 6:05 8 .m .. 10-t"; LOck lD, CHy at Huntington d":i: • Re.lla nee do at 8 :t•IJ e.m. , 16 ..,; at ft: 10 a.m., 12·8; Lock 18, Jam-es D, -nanc1s down 'I t 9 :20 a.m., •v-o; • Lock 2S, Brian Leo down at 3:10 p.m., o- 3; Coal KIAJ! down at p.m .. l6- 1; Raymond E. Salvati down at 12 ~ 30 c.m., ~18 ; Robert R. r.Jbson down at 7 :30 t.m., o-2; .._.r..rt T R d t 110 • !;ao SOviets ·- ·thai 'lhe SJivlel Union llnd a t'flcket Into tht Pa'd fle test area Sun.day. .. ·NtWS I: WiY of Life "'00 lloY ,lo Court :-. • tao. :..-.. 10 ~lhHIIIIII '. SPOT · U:IS ~~·l!t .. f!W . :. ~ .• 1:00 ' ~· fflf, " Alltl!rlen l!lqdiltoltd 8:111 :My J'rlend 'Pllelo 1:00 Bill lftbCllco - - 11.50; few· im~i~xe~d~ near 300~lb ll.7:>; Scout 'll~beglh~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~3~L.I Jamboree il"10.73 !d~s ~o~ws~s~lo~a~d~y~ ~-4~:;Q=:Ib~~l9~6~0~w~>~ OS 400-600 lb Hl - 10.75; boars . 3 25 9~0 Startime 10:30 Phil Jlllyoril Show I.HIO NCWII"'Hf)ai:llb* 11i!U W•i-11 "'•:011r I ~a Sm,er Sewmg Machme IGr sale, ~heap. Mn. Paul Sasson, Phone · o · 99 P1rtur,. ,..han . n''e·,1·8-M ....dat' 'I'•:00! ' Love that llob . . uu ~bout Faoei j l -30.1tc '·~' Yis --..-----· Fi ~ ; • -· i • d R ' k . , - - .-,ecOn ot d Tune In The ,~.... p ~f. lUll HunUey Brinkley Rep<>ft 7:06 Cennoilball ' T.:su LAra.mte 8:30 Fl~ber MeGee and Molly 9:oo Arthur :~.~~rray Party ·. · '·WCHS.TV -jc="..:...:4,j~.,n~e.,.·l..,....,8=-- 1 dren - ---- , li:IIJ Comedy Time 1!1:011 .•l)o...~ '" " 111 • I Sitili oil •·110·· CoTod · nllnOJital Cluoroolll ,;qf) b (011 .KaUe o-n Show I ° 5boWt · -- - I KARR & y AN ZAN"'"' 1 '.l!atJ c;t.onhel3-Tuesda) , ~:44_. I 8:25 Wnth~cast t:OO 181#:D (Nt I Ah ead hy, 10 Year-r , and 25 Billion Miles I SUPER SERVICE STATION 'I Mejga Count¥ reeeived 138M8 in railroad property tiKU ln l&ll prdlnJ11LID !'. 1. !'..hlor, dlolr· man of 1JIIe Railroad Conua1,1nity Commltlee or Gr.,ater CinciMidi, southern Ohio arm ot the EHtem Ralll'Oad P:reslderttl Conrerente Koehler .re,ealed that tb& •· . 1mount pajd by the railroads wa1 for the , ... 1918. OoO>.....ed with tao~ paid · to Help county in 19tll, it lhowa an inere•Je oi $3.- U :M Concentr1tton 12:00 Truth or Coru:equences 12:80 It Could a. You l :ll 1JovtetJme 8:{)() Youn11 Dr. Malone 3:30 From Tbete Roots •:00 House oD HIJh Strteot •:80 ~pllt Peroonali'>' 1:00 Steamboat Fill 5:10 Sllperman t:OO Low...,. Showtlme t:.lt Jim Thacker Sho• :: Boy Seoul• Marli 5oth, ' IO:Io Play Your Hunch 11:00 Prl"' II 1111111 1:00 :Mid llll 11- f :to RunUey )!rtJOOer Bepoot f :® J HucJ;tl&Mrr, Houad 7:30 Rtv~at "' ·~= ~u! JLo Pmo t:llj Oooid)'ftr Th"'ter lll ~ .$~ Allm ~O'It' 11:00. -~ d(.idnv• U:IO', w..l - I == Railroads Put $33,4661nto ·Meigs Tu Take Daily .Sen!Jp.el, Fomeroy·Middleport, 0., Fob. 1, 11160--,7 ,, •, in Holzer Hosplta1, wUI be h~ Tue1day at 2 p. m.' from the RIWlinga · • Coats Funeral H9me with burlalln the Riverview Ceme- •• ••'' 'I . . • •• ) $1195 ROY· co. '' •• ' . , ~EI:G~ ~O."Jt'11)r, ~9Ri~ .~i< . . . ' :-. ' �luncheon Meet Lafayette Hotel Omicron Chapter of the Saturday at the La· chapter is compOsed of mem· ~~!J~= andwas Vinton counties. ·Dleet!JII couducted by the president, j Feb. 28 af Jacbon and the pro&nm topic win be "Selective H.& cruitments." Gue•ts at the meeting wHl be future teachers of the three counties comprising the membenhip. ----'--- - otben· atttiMtiaJ the hmcheon ;... ~- wen: ~elllne 811411.. VlrliDil Owe!f, Rutb Euler. 'V1a.N tee[~an lloort, suun P:•~k ·M IJ'IIftl 1rancnu, Mary Vlrgmta ilelbel. eea~ee Reinhart, Emily :fiprque, Geitnlde Trace and Nel· Jie Vale. The nU1 meet MEIGS illl will be GO TH~TRE Judy Wildermuth Honored With BI"rthday party Mr. and Mrs. MUlard Wildermuth of Middleport entertained Friday evening with ll slumber puty in bonor of the Uth birthday of thelr ttauchter, Judy. Her birthday will be this Wednesday. During the evening piua, bot" dogs and cokes were aervtd to ttle Cirla. Judy received many nice gifta from her friends who spent the night with her. They were Neda Bradford, Ma~rilYn swan, Sandy . Ohlinger, Lynn Daniela, Beverly Cundiff, Sharon . Ho~ear, Carol ·'JIOIW:~· Scott, Ellen Dutton, ·KaJ:;en Bach· ner, Judy .lfartln, "Janie TannthUl John .Wayne, Mltla!m: if.otden and Diane Wilcox. , Before going home the -&lrlt en· joyed breakfa11t Witb _Jud:r. -';;;;~--,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;i:;,;;;;;;;;;;l ~IIMT .... TUISCAY -,-w. . . . ., • ood ·eteaning ''witis .h is favor! Around And About Middlt!port ."' \ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED son, Ala Bradbury. went tu Chillicothe yeaterday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Kitchen and daughter, Debbie. They plan to re. PHONE u•lhl .. iltdoue,.n \ turn today and Debbie wiU come with them and spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. Reibel and with tlle Charles ABa Bradbury lam- !WilolA COPY-te ·PttTUltEo ilyi1rs. Matda Roush ''"ported to ~;;:~ving at the :.t:eigs General Mr. and Mrs. Si~ney Russell returned to their home in Glouater after spending the weekend bere with Mr. and Mrs. Rue Tuckerman. John K.aul( has been Ill with in· testinal flu the past week. Rev . Howard Ruppelt was in Athens lul wt>ek lo visit with Clifford Steele at tne Shelterin!l Arm11 Hospital. Mr. Steele is reported as about the same. Mr. and Mn. Ch11~le~ Neal and dau&hter, Charlene, and BQn, ry, were In South Charleston urday visiting with Mr. and Walter Angel. . dfr. and Mra: Richard Vaughan and children Were in Dunbar terd.ly to vl1it Mr. and Mrs. Panona and son .. Mr. and ·Mn... William turned to their home in-~,~~\;~~~ ton Sunday niaht after Sl the weekend with J. H. Grate Mr. and Mn. Leland Brown 10n and Ctne Grate and .Mn. llam !Baker of Pomeroy, Counter-Move Possible In New School District thin& we did, •e just wanted to Under law. the new diltrlet brinl it to a Yote (atnliation of tbu. wu a faet. 1'btrtf dan (Wl 0.. ODiire diltrict witb AD>o111 of til Feb. 2111 are III.....S for pet!. Aihea. Coua"'· and 1Qlder tbe tiont containiJIJ: II per eeat of • tirc:UJIIItl.aca, I'd do the Nmt tbe entlrt eledoiale Df tbe CQ9l• lhllll apln.'" blned throe .......tllpo _ , . for Said JUm.ber J..ewi.l: a referendum. "All I'll ... jo .... liO Mr. ........ .,.. ... - - ............ lh... - l f h o ..........._ . . ....,. ,....., lutt fNit· upto;:l .......................... . 1111111.• ~ an Mf lilt .,,• ..W llr. Lelrll •• relerriq: to tbe ........ lldlon 1ut nllbl br tbe Spectolonl ..d the boo!d CU. <OWIII oellool bom1 wbldl (11 J <UIIOd freolr 0.. lldlon of o!At thNw out a peti.tion of the nama belnc wltlldn.n bola tile North.Jm boml to olflllate with nullified potitioo. Boml membm Albany, aod (2) libmedil.tely ..,.. deaied uaiDI any Pl'fl:t8UD to ®!. ·~ proved a reto!ution Cftltiaf: the Wn tlpen and tho.e oblainbae new district, before N«tbern re· denied ulilll prapre~~nu.tivn obtained the noor SUre to have lllmfl tabu off. n to pftsent another petition wttb wae • ataDd off. the lea:ai req11ind number of aig· Abo diacuaRd waa bow a neW naturu. Nortbwutern board wUI be ere.tt- Heath Education Commission Meets · Sunday Evening No ooe had certain inf~ thOQgb it was believed county Kbool officiall bad tbe power to appoint • new board UDtil an eledJon ia held. tion ., ·: Parliainent Geared To· ··F..J} Vowers OfDeaee · ~ ( :· Jm~klld! ·HIDI~"'&urlsol Froea· Sinart .. . new si>iinc sty1ei In regular sizes 12 to 20 and . ' ... deG uU · ,·a,·..j · ·,~•.·. Special Coon.cil Session Will .b:ir ·:;,t;:':.,•f ::::~~ R · ev~tJdil()n Seek Sewerage Answer Tomg·bt :..;;.~lh=~~ =::i tend Rutland high acbooL OtbetJ . unBPecafJed lelllth of $5.95 , 2nd.·Coat Of ~:;;:.r::~ ....,... Paint Ordered =p~~:.O~w J!tn ~:: In Courtho . . use .. ' ' Sewin11 Club Member~ .. MeetA.t · •nd \ Attending were th{)JC named above and M:.t!lody Roush, Kathy Abbott, Marla Grueser, Sheztie I,Uackllton, Diana WeyermnUler, Connie and Judy Radford, Timmy and Dennla Glone, Danny Abbott, ihatron. and Cindy Glaze, Jeff Folltl'flt, Bobby Burdette, Jimmy BJIO. : !~~ . AI~. .ELBE·RFE a. move may be made to Middleport sap,"Why pcly mo... ?" Yilllp. Wretk Damage Estimate High pl'Oetll ina: and depo.WD8 lbe· m.bney Just s249 Eve~ be ·followed aa ln tbe "''- (OUD· <II decided, alter heallnl Mr, .Hobitetter, · object to: a Counc:il propoul for ·tbe baaU to ~e 95 c~ee of the· depoatt. ' . i Councilman Leell.f! -l),aJtz r& porlfd lo eouoeil lbat Conman Walter Moeller b.id Conta~ ' ed illm · by phOne lo I!Q'• tb&l . be bad 10 far been unable to secure •Pl' encoura1emeftt from the Water Pollutkm board co~rniDJ a two-year extenllon ol Ute .pre- t.- With 'n'tde VACATIONS AT Carol freshman, ·M,ktisters Hear Message On. · Duties Of Protestant 1 ·• : · ' b)' \II! II· ciWe num~, ,wb~eb 'WI,I aP,Ot"d by &arQe awaer Eatl ~wn '!'be .,... - ttoeeir. lborlilt bofon lbo robbery OC<UJ'· red. Brown sal.d he remembettd . Rent sewqe permit. lt WU de- the number · 1ftet · the car gone and be ·heard , tile bank waa cided that the mattet would be refened to the engiaeer. No ac- robbed. tion on Congreaaman. .Moeller's auueatlon for a re'aolutlon uk· in& tbe extension waa taken. vacation at Pat GrHcky daasmatea witnfll~el:· hi~·· beeQ A flJlllsion at the traUie li.Jbt at Locuat and S. Seeood Ave. in caned to testify in the ~~- •· The .Middleport at 5:15 p, m. Monda:v cu~ody of two mino,.. ICihtldnn cauaed estimattd damage or $SNIO. of \he. couple la the cbjtct of the it was reporttd. today by MiddleUtq:ation, with mdtber of ihe . pOll... prfuclD&].s conteatlna the dlvorce About 20 Ministerial -Association met Mon4ay .at of Chrlal and was opened by the group a<tloa. Comes.'~ Pastor of the · lu.die Baeon said tbat seYeral ago a &Jmilar ciiae before ~gar Ervin OCC!JPII!d three days. At that time be was at- 1!"~I! te., torney ault fpr Elma White broueht b-1 i.n bera eon·\ hua· :[;'~f~~!~ii:;: bliitd, Rome)' White. Manning D. Weblltflo wu aUbrne.f t.- Kr. Wblte. · · Ill the cue of St.aalt attorney• are Frtf;l MIDnin& D. Webater . . ---- a couple of day1 tona. . .. · . . ., Governor Cites · ' ShoWU.g . COSTS lr., Pomefoy, ' --.,.· -::-.--,·· -:: $10 aDd coMa toda:r in court , on a a\ate patrol . of palliftl on a curve. He. a plea of . .W45ttiHG ACiiQN ·, ' gulllf. Ohio, Nation, :Nfp From Jug HelP!!. . ' '. .'At' 7~:;,1 3' Poultrymen Plan ToAuendOU . .. Friday ' Pofut In 20 Years ' ibodt Nortbeni diltrid Middleport council meets In another special se98ion fooi&ht !Ugb oehool puplla beiD,C oble io to take action on a sewerage committee report. ltteJid Albol!y bll!l oe11oo1 1111- Members will bear lhe reaetloD ol Brown and Auodate1 eng:!· neerinl finn of Markm. 0., W eounel.la intention to caneel a contraet for prepuatiOJl ot the i · half sizes 14 10 to ·24 10 . TODAY'S MOSJ ADVANCED "*ai;ilt.-•'10·w.,.,.,.MeU .-.11111 r. fMflht, WMRnllay ...,..,. ....., . . . 1'"'- .....,. ..... tllllw ·--··- "and you ,.,, •• lll.-1i;oilo..... ~ __ 2,1960 't. IM "JORII nMI1'11111" tv'e -~­ IIMviqoMMT. . . . HMIC-'N .ll!ill\o'llo,~... ,,. ". - .• _- ..._,_,_,_.,,._p....,.....,,,. ........... ................. ...,,..... ................... ...... ' "-' Robinsons Roldllaoa'o C1eanero PHONE Ill Ia PODitrOJ ' Mn. Robert Reibel and grand- Ladles: !O niake the most of your Leap Year opportunl· Uea, 'alwaya·. ll}Ok your well-groomed best via our superlor .dry ele!lnlng ~ce. P.S.: If you've already caplllr· eel your man, keep him In a happy mood by sending his clothu bor&, too I '1'11-J.llll.et Cl_,. · e. ay FUDIIII HOUDAIHIILT The. Methodist Commi11ion on l:ducatlon of Ute Heath Methodist Church met Sunday eveni_nlil at the cllurch In .Middleport-. The meeting was conducted by S1,1nday School Superintendent Jack B~htie .. Mr. Bechtle al10 pre· sented the devotions for the evening uaina lit John a~ hla scripture, The teJular buslnen of the trpup wa11 taken care of al)d it was ~l1nned to ha¥e tlacial Relations Sunday on Feb. 14. Othera present for the meeting were Mrs. Nana Moore, Mi88 Bess Sanborn, Jamca Euler, Lee Smith, Mfl. Lee McComas, Mrs. iaml!a •Brewinlton and Rev. Raymon Konkrlght, church pastor. LAUNDERIRS - DRY CUANERS • •• ' 8.--D.aliy SenUnol, ~·Middleport, q, Feb.-!, 1960 .• . enttne • free arraacement between Northern boards. is beiDa in· tbe: "Althe aew Nortbftlt. � 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 02. February 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 February 1, 1960 moore