https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2d541de6a91da4d8572cbda75f451e3a.pdf 90f4a6585fb91566c03f5006acb37989 PDF Text Text ·---·· ·- -~~ --- -,........·---.. ~·· · -~-- .• ...................-... -------- ·- - . --- ~··· - -t" - -·-------·'----- -. - ~ Racine Qtapter e.-:oaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-~ddleport, 0 ., Feb. •· 1960 Committets Named OES Has Regular Amateur Garden Oub Holds February At Lodge Session Meeting Wednesday Evening at Fry Home Tuesday Evening · Session Monday .t ? BARGAINS AT YOU'LL FIND REAL • E. MAIN STitEET·--------------POMEROY, OHIQ - ing with Worthy Matron Jane Hill and Worthy Patron AJfred Toney presiding. the club meeting. Helen Johnaon waa pretented and honored 11 the Put M1tron of tbe month and gave an ·interesting and humorous deacrlptlon of her year as Wortb.y Matron ofthe Olapter. The devotions of the evening were presented by Mrs. Be n Philson. Included in the devotiona were the reading of an an· cient hymn and an article entitled, "Betieving in Roses." She cl05ed with a poem. During the meeting Mrs. Ed&ar Reynolds announced that the club still had 1 few of their coot book! on band which they would m:e to ~u in the near future. A letter was read from . tbe Athens State Hospital Superlrl· tendent thanking the club for their donation of Christmas Arrangements which had been aent to the hospital for Christmas. A card was read announcinl the Garden Clinic No. 1 which ll be he ld on Feb. 24 at the Honest Values Pleasant Terms • Honestly Priced I;l'ens Methodist re11stratJon fii 1960 Volkswagen $1995 1959 Chevrolet Save $700 ~eds.._ Impala Hardtop 4 Door. New car Uti~ and 100% guaran· teed. Beautiful turquoise over wh•te fimsb with turquoJst interior trim power brakes and steering. 6 way electric seat, air suspenslonn, lg. radio, he.ater, white walls and the works, never been sold and it's like new. $1799 1959. G oliath • 2 Door. Ugbt lifted flnilb. New car never sold or Utled, 1958 Chevrolet f eyL, front wheel drive, real Ol!(lnomy, pleatant to drive. Mucb, mucb, leu lllan dealer ....t. cu . in. VB motor power steering &nd brakes, automatic transmission, radio and beater, truly a nice one and priced to move. 4 Door•Sedans - Immediate deUvery. Choice of I blue It! THE NEW CORVAIR. 110111 black. Put a Utile fun In driving and try Chevrolet • $2395 $1795 1959 Bel Air 2 Door. miles by iocal owner, jet black fin· • 14,000 Bel Air Hsrd Top. Locally owned and rea! clean inside and out, power steering and brakes, powergllde trans., V8 motor, radio, heater,, whitewalls and the works. Ivory and turquoise finish. Ish, with grey Interior trim, 320 H.P. VS motor with man· ual 4 speed transmission. I'Ositraclion rear axle, radio, heater, white wall tires. See and try a car with power unlimited. 1954 Dodge VB • • $669 1958 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan. Slaodatd trt1181Tlission, real clean interior $2295 • Impala Hard Top Coupe. 348 ou. in. motor, power steering and brakes, Turboglide trans., real low mlleage by 1 own· er, spotless Interior, beige and coral finish, radio and and gOOd solid body, heater, good tires. 1957 Plymouth • $1465 heater and many other extras. Belvedere V8 Hardtop. Ivory over dark blue finish, automatic trana., gOOd white wall tires, radio and heater. ' $2095 • BrookwOOd Station Wagon. Beautiful beige and roral with matching interior. Very low mileage by local owner, 348 '1960 Co"air by Chevrolet 1957 Chev.,olet 1957 Chevrolet . "I" St.UOO ~ brakes, TurbogHde tnt)ji.1 .f Whiw over grey finish an~ w....,.. 1956 Chttvrolet . • $1295 Bel.Alf 4 Door. vii molot"aftl"\Mrgllde. extra· &ood tires, apoUen Interior; white and gold finish. See this if you want a nice one. • $1795 • 11)1 Ieee! ewner, power I 'heater, like new tires. nlerlor tnm. ' '" Chevrolet • • $895 1956 Plymouth - • $945 1955 V-8 Door. Original black finish, clean interior, stan· 210 savoy 2 Door. Powerfllte tranemlsslon, radio, heater, clean intetior, good tires. Ivory over green finish . 2 dard trana. with overdrive. High in rubber. Radio and heater. Corvet~e 1956 Chevrolet Convertible - . - $21'95 VB motor with poworgliJie tranamlssion, white vinyl int erior trim, white wall tires, new tan top, Roman Red finilh . Plenty of go. L4 Uko a Sixty and runs just right. · ·---·· TRUCK CENTER OF S. E· OHIO 1950 Ford 1f2 Ton • $345 1954 Chevrolet • • $495 V8. JDOIOr, eatra good tlrea: solid cab and platform good 'II& Ton Pickup. Good tires, sheet metal needs some alton· body. Uon. Buy for less and do your own .repairs. 1955 Chevrolet $1095 • 1956 Chevrolet · • $1295 1958 Goliath • • • $1899 2 'l'on Dlllllp. VB motor, aspeed axle, !Ox7 dump body and 11 Passenger Sua. Uke new aeat.s, &OOd tires, teal econo7" IIDlat, relnforeed frame and springs, 825120 Urea, cab 1114 a~~-. metal nelda pahtUns. __. my-<& cyl. mbtor, heater. a, I During the meeting the follow· Around And About Middleport FIIIDDII HOUDASHILT Mt·s. WUUam Sl&ter Wll in Gallipolis Tuesday Cor treatment at Holzer Hospital . Mrs. Ruth Blake i.s confined to home with flu. . Essie Russell is conCined to her home beeause of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloea and son Kent visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart. Miss Sara Dobbs is reported to be ill at her home. Dr . Kathryn Poindexter who bas been ill at her home is re· ported to be Improved. A dinner was held last the home of Mr. ~md Craig to celebrate o~r'!""YI of Cindy Cra.ig of 8th of Jan. and Stephen CtaiJ of the 3lat of Jan." Also present for the dinner were the honorees par· enta, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crall and their other chlldren Jenny 1 and Pat. They received a large decorated cake which waa ser•· ed with the dinner. I Literary Club Holds Session In Middleport I tbe preold<nt During the iocial bour mem· bers and guest~. were invited to the dining room where refresh· tnenbl of cake, punch and mlnta, nut4! and coffee were served from a table centered with red earna· t1on1. The Hawaii.an theme waa carried out in the refrnbmenlli as lela were liven to each by Marvln Fry, son of the h01tea. Mr11. Reynolds preaided tt the coffee ltlYice and ?ttn. Harold Lohae at the punch bowl . The door -prize wa1 won by Miss Freddie Houdaahelt; a a:ue1t for the eveninJ. Other guest. included Mrs. J . E. H4rley and Mra. Patty DooHttle. Preceding the meeting, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Null and Mrs. Jleynolda were presen~d with roq ribbon coraagee wbli:!h had been made by Mr._ Edg&r Rey. tfJ2 Ford VI iatllloll less Interior, runs fine and h.. 'xtra good ~··· . ' fllr ''flliii.OO. 194~: Ffjrd ~8 · • 2 Door. Reai110Ud and runl aood. ' . IT THE . · ' .... $195 NEW.196Q·c - t'M& ~Overy~ F~y_..e .,.._ .,, . . . .. "" ·~ Ohio / SATURDAY Meet The Candidates Mack Sauer After Speech Paul Kloes Mak~ First lry A newcomer to Melia County pouues, Paul <CQrky) Kioea. Mtnei'IIVille, lJ ,..king the nomina· 1 Uon on the Repuhli<an Ucket for the oflico of County Recorder. Kloes, a native of Pomeroy, il tbe .ton of tile late Arthur Klott ond 1!lrt. Gertrude Xloea, now of Columbu• He IIUd!!Ated from Mack Sauer, 62, Hillsboro, 0. lecturer humorist candi' ' '. . date for the GOP nommation to Congress, and one . time speaker for Middleport's an· the Pomeroy Hllh Sehool In IN? . after ha via& aerved two yelb in nual football banquet, died the u. s. Navr ln the SoUth !lad· early today after he suffered lie durinJ World Will' D. lie ,.., a heart attack whUe makin•0 dioch•':'•d ln 1946.. . 1 He 11 married to the former an afler-dlMor speech. Jean Robson of Mlneraville l!ld . AccOrding to the l!nited for tbe PIBI three )'tlan llU beoD Pr-lntornational Sauer was In . Little Loatue hueball . • actiYJtlea 1D PomeroY, He il I' speaking before about 100 memh<r ol the AmerlOOD Lellon · persons at the Clermont Coun- and the followlna: Masonle bodiea ScboolmllSters Club in Wil· 811~!"w...\.."\.:.O-:l. Uamsburg Thursday night. Valier CoDiliHindel')' 24. He Suddenly he left the podium i• • SZnd decree -Maaon. and sat down Mr. Kloea is. aetive in the M Racine fire de- · thrOugh routine it should be .done ly bury Melbodllt Cburch in Syh· · I ) \ SAYI TWO Wi\Y:S NOW! SPICI~L SAU PRICI- PLUS OF. Death Takes· ) "CRY TOUGir' Jolu;l Suon _Linda Crinat _ a·b o _ "FLOODS OF FEAR" I;IIOward Keel _ !Anne Heywood .. $1_00 I ) . TONIGHT tnd P:RIDAY "THE JAYHAWKERS" Feu Parker - Jeff Chandler · Of r ....~......... ..tree I • I } ~DS ) I Mainl.y About People In Pomeroy I ay LUCILLI HAWKINS M,r. and Mrs. Pat Qulnn and daua:hter, Cindy, of Columbus "tVere S,unday aueat. of her par· -enta, Mr. and Mra:. K'lrl Grunn-. Harry Keiser left Tuesday for .t. visit with relativea In Columbulll. Miss Amanda Parter wa1 the dinner guest of Mr. and Mr.s. Dwight Parker and daua:hter Tuesday evening in observa~ce of her birthday. M~~!Y ~~ttlt.u~:1~!er wi:~•~:!~ MGM District al11tfr, Mrs. Charles Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Michael& of Beverly were recent 1ueata of Mr. and Mn. Frink Duct and :.lr. and Mn. Charle• Burt. First Winner Of President Award 24 Cu. Ft. Size Record Hop Scheduled For Pt. Pleasant Holds A dance ia acht!duled for 7:30 to 12:00 at the Mooae ballroom In Point Pleasant, W. Va., Satur· ill announced. The will • aemi-tonnal affair day nia:ht, 7i:=:;u~~~'ln~: :10~the ofevenlnJ ~ 1lrb an .' ' ...-· BAKER~..... FUR"ITURI •• .' . ON THE IRI&HTEST OORNR will Trl.COunty for 1G81. WUI be Hleeied on poiH, -penOD· lllty and beauty. DRESS OXJORDS '•• MJDDUPOtn for They MEN'S M·G-M DJatrict o/ the Tri.State Bot SCout Council b11 been the (int winner of the Prea:ldent's Award. The award, based upon the National Lorillard-Spencer polnt system, was presented ~o Wilbur Dickaon, P't. Pleaaantl M-G·M lHstri<:'t Cbairmal'l, by Co~ncll President MJchael R. Pres te~i, Huntinaton. Points were earned for increase ln Seout units, increa•es tn mem· beta, re·reglstration of u.ni'bt and boya and use of Boya• Life maaallne. M-G·M: Distriet scored 881 pointa with a ~'% lncreaae 'in membership and 33% Jncreaie Jn unltl. In sec:ond place was E1111t Dtatri<l with 4811 polnla. Dr, Jloy Eclwardo 11 chalrmlh of E11t lbs. Retular Price 479.00 Speoiel Price Speci•l Price $439.00 INCLUDIN& Sl 00 WORTH OF FROZEN FOOD durlnt tbe evenlnJ be "Tbe Rebels", lllndy Roth Gary Ault, Steve Wllllamtlon Nick Ntcldaon aa dlJc joe- . · • Djtlrl<l. M-G-M Dlltrict 11. made I'UBU~Y . up of Ml•on County, Wnt Vlrclnia, and . Gallla md lllelgs Countil!&. Oblo. eCalumet BlACK OXFORDS Slzea9 .to 3 84ve vo - .Rei· •u• $2.Cl0pr. .BIO IIOYII' llACit . (D·I). R.._Da~id B a~d D Widths BOYS' Hardtop Coupe. Orlilnal·bllck flnilb. Runa outsOOd. . PTA T.O "'liT The Centra] I'TA Will meet in regular seaton lltond&J evenlDg, rounder• Day, wUI .b:t -obaerved, Past Prealdentl will ·be honoted and 1 "'roa:ram presen'ted. A, speclal t6vitatiOJJ ia ~tended. to the meDlbers of the Su,Cv Burl PTA. Refrelhmenb will .be HI'V~d. , Pomeroy1 en tine VOL XI NO. 248 Women•• · 11... Pay k for •l!ieetmol-hlr . More Donations Announced For March Of Dimes pr· Two. Pair $4.00 ~. ' Mn. Audret Youn&, counb' :'GIBUI' • • .. $199 1951 Plymo'-th Only $199 Qoupe. Runa lOO(I. Worib mon but wiU sell Bert McCarthy pf New HaYen, prealdent; Mrs. Fnllk; ·. You~;~~, Jr., of MilO I\, set;relary;. 1 ~ Se~an Tedesco, New HaveQ, · ,~urer. f ) $6.00pr. $345 1'50 Chevrolet Only $295 .1950 Ford "6" • • • ~· t ~. l.oql owner and low mUease. GoOd aolid t D®r Sedan. Orl&lnalaD Ute way, aoUd b!aek. finlah, spot· · MEIGS THEATRE aoldl. bg....., bflb' 1114 z'tml flae. ' ., 1 fleers wer. appointed. Sizes 710 11 GOOD BUYS IN OLDER MODELS ' I• or eRandcrafl - ...u. ..... ,.. lno illlfOI "·lhot w uood -JIIIM wllloky Dill., .. a MUDnlnt fer ............ ing committeea were appol·nt.ed to entry in each . . Members responded to the roll serve for the coming year : Ways. call with their fnOI'ile prden Meo~ns: Mrs.. Karl Owens. chairr;nan, Mrs. .Myron Miller, co-<:halr miJIZine. man, Mrs. Bertie Watts, Mrs. following the busJnea meetinc PhllJtp Meinhart, Mra. Richard It was announced that a bake Mrs. Henry Null, librarian of the Bailey, Mr.a. Jeannette Weinman, Ml4dleport Library, named a Mrs. George Ebenbacb, Mrs. aale will be held Feb. 20 at the number of booka pi!!IUininc to Martha Childs, Mrs. Homer Jones Cut Rate Drug Store in Racine fklwera and gardena: which ne and Mra. Paul HaptonstaU. Flow· and tbat • Father and Son bin·; available at. tht~ local library. She er Committee ;· Mra. William All· quet will be held Jn March wit~ diacuued each briefiy and •t.old man , Mrs. William Lowe and Mrs. Mary Lou Job01on as chalrmm. The inspection d1te for the Ch,,..of Lbeir contentl. Included ·in the Cash Babr. a,roup were Roekwell'a Book ol Followini tbe meet1n.g a salad ter has been set for May 2 at the . Roaea, Treaaury of Role Arrange- course was aerved by Mra . Lowe, Masonic Temple in Racine. ; ments and Recipe~, Guide to Mn. Allman and. Mra. HtJrace MeLeona Hensley, president of• Garden Flowers by Norm.m Tay- Elhlnney. the ValenUne theme the Past Officers Club announeect lDr, The Unreal F1qwers by Pa· was carried 01Jt jn the refreth· that the next meeting of the clu~ tricia Easterbrook Roberta, Flow- menta with the centerpiece of red wiU be Feb. 11 at the home of: _ en AroWld the Click, and Better roses and Valentine nut cupe anti Mrs. Hazel Cleland. ~ Homes and Garden Houee Planlli. naptlnJ. . Hoatessea for the meetJng next Following the busineiL!I eessio~. At the conclusion of her talk month wu''l be ltU'il. u._ -• b>; tha -..lib Weinmaft, .M.lil re 1resbmen •... wen serv~ Npll was: pr_ e aen•...:.~ "' a M 1 hart d M •-t•--ltlee Moey Lou lhle by Mro. n.:..:. 01.:-'lrom .... _ en ..... an re . .DII n:y. c0...... , • Ellz•-:,.' nc1u WI un; beth TOney, · MUdrpd Chapmaq. in appreciation her ·beina: and Nora Cl081. The Valentin&. a 1 peaker at their meeting. MIUD_ n ClaUrcla Club tbeme was uaed In the decora~ . The travelifll ·prize wu won by ' At the olanuary meetina: ot tbe tlollll. Mn. B1'9ce Lloyd and the aale Elto Fid~l1 ClU,b of St .. J.pb's 1 ~:=;;;.;~~---.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~· oi baked cooda wa& conducted by Cbureb in M~op tbe foUowinJ; of- II The Middleport Literary CLut. Wo:dn:esdi! afternoon at the ' Ton L.W.B. VII molor1 a apeed rear axle, &ood -25x~O Uret, reinforced l'n!lltlftd aprl.,s, solid cab. ' . .._._ Church witb beginning at 9 a. m. .clinic will be on gard~nlng '~"' and soil. An invitation was read from the F. A R. I..r.arus company invitin& . rD~mbers to attend the Japanese ..utancement Demonstntion at tbeir otore Feb. 26-27. l~qJ paaunouu8 lUiJPfS<t.ld iJIIJ, she has been contacted by Mri. Garen Stansbury, chairman of ra· dio for southeast district Garden C'luba in reguds to the proEram over WMOP on the fint Monday momin,c of the month. The aroup decided to have Mra. PhUson represent the dub for the month of June. The prelldent thanked the , members for their cooperation Jn the rel!ent nower show which the club co-aponaored with the Rutland Garden Club and the Mid· dleport Garden Club. Mrs. Humphrey spoke ·b riefly te the club on the Victor Rels P'el· lowship fund, the regional meeting to be held on May 4 In Logan and of the Victor Reis award which la given for the best elub ; in 'the state, the tJutstanding .card, ener award and also the coJored ' 111Jde award . She urged the mem· 1 bere to participate in theae con· tests and explained the rules for ¥ 2 l>ooi-. Immedllote deUvery. Grey finish, beater and de· froster, wblte wall tires, Leatherette intenor, turn signals, -per ralls. Compact pleasure. MIAMI UPI-Mortllt lryont, .. llvta. • ........ ........... Thursdly on ch.,... t1 lllllUI Will i\liddleport, with Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, the aliSISUog hostess. Siote/'11 when they met Tuesdoy The meeting was opened by the president who welcomed evenin& at tbe K. of P. Hall ln Mro. Nonnan Humphreys, Regional directOr of Region 11, to Middleport. I at y PoTTID PoT IIOAIT ' The February meeting of the Amateur Gardeners Club was Mn. Nathan Blua. Most E:l:· Racine Chapter OES met · h h f M Wesl Fry ~.. cellent Chief, pruided over the in The rea:ular aeuion Monday even· held Wednesday everung at t e orne O rs. . . ey 'n meeting ot MeigJ Temple, Pythian • • CHUCKLE FOI TODAY er.,.WtCWd · s~~e,.a~ to 3 $,•.,,...: ' eb1lrm1D for the llarch ol Dime• tamp&lan, baa annouaced the r• ~nt coatrtbutlou to the fund riir &be aid af pollo vleUma, birth de· leota Ond arthrlt!J. Mrs. Younc said the ampaJa:n II drawing to a ~ose 411d ..atka ~It aU . contributlorw IJ1 . •• · soon Recent ~ ti.U'1ltd aa poWblB. .:~ ·i eo~~:trlbuthm~ ' ,te: cothe (lt.l); L. Barrett, Chilli· Gerald E. Radcliff, CbWlCothe (IJ.I). S<110To-Frank L. Purdy, Porta mouth (R·I); Arlie N. Barker, Portamouth CDJ. vtN:l'oN- H.t.rold Wortman, McArthur (R-1); Onille Hutt, McAr- thur (D). WASHINGTON-B. A. Morris, Marietta (11-11; H.arvey W. Ed· wards, Rinard Mills (D-1). Weather ·· Oh~ Occa•*'-1 ,.... - .... ... ,..,. ..........,. ..,..._.i, ondlna _ ....., . ... coo~w...,..,. - h ....., . hloh - 45-!2 - - · Low -loht - "' �• IHE DAILY SENTINEL ~U'UIIentating .•. .rHEY SAID IT COl,l!,D_NT z-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 5, 1960 Missionaries To Hold Special Services Sunday Editorially 1'hen You Can't Spare The Horses "·The COIISUlJ1ers of this oountry want everlm)roving retail service And the retail industry, whkh is as competitive as Ihey come, ij,Jiving it to Utem. For instance, Chain Store Age reports that 10,570 new cham stores were opened m 1959 All branches of cham merchandismg contributed to this - food, vanety, apparel, drugs, Jeneral mel'chandise, atld ,o on. The year's ~nditures for cham store co nstruction and iQodemization reached a record high of $1 0 '131,000,000 ,·, .Significantly, however, these new openinp did not represent a net gam in the numMr of chain stores m operation - for the reason that a great many outmoded stores were closed during the year. In sum, the cha in systems have been going all out to pro· vide more efficient, convenient, and aUraettve centers. Dunng the current year, Chain Store Age goes on, still more will be spent for new construction and modernl!aUoR by chains some U,860 ,000,000 for another new record And non-cham retailing, or course, is nght 10 the swlDl too. You can't spare the horses, so to speak, if you want to keep consumer favor in an intensely competihve business climate. Retatl· mg fully realizes that truism. .•. I ··'-! .. I i [ /ANO (-:• rT, MAILBAG COLILDr-t'f! HISTORY Meigs County OF MEIGS COUNTY I CINCINNATI UPI-Produee . wbi&e and brown PAJI!ll " Goalie todor tonfinlled f1red Jagllj!lll ' prlcet at farma, A jumbo 23-ZI. A t Sowtelle and UIDOUnnd • . . lltr&e 19- 2$, A medium 11·2%, A ahufned cabiDet wHb 1 Pr. and Kn. Donald McGavran., amall ID-16, B lar&e 11-20, ua4er 1 Pomeroy Pollee Chu~f Jed WebBy United Prul lntwuft.n.l , w1U gcwern France wttla nurmt,lalonarlq tor over thirty yean a:radea ~12, delivered FOB A Iter uid t0011y that lnnJligaA fast-movmg wmter 1torm 1 ~ dictatorial powers. In lodla, will be the gue•t apeak' large 28-30, A medium 26-28, B tlon l• bemg contmued i.oto an lat.fd a town tn the Oklahoma pan· The cabinet ,•-•••• ... ... en ln the Herriloct Grove, Lona 1-.r&:e 2+27 attempted breaJuna: and enllrJDg handle 111d stranded hundred.l of ..... ~ Ullll Botto p lt f ll""t tb first move in an expected m, Oranae aod Tuppers ou ry, eyer aupp 11 u ,... , 1 at e Gloeckner Gr1U in Pome travulen today f nt d ranb o(• Plfina ChrlaUan Chut"Cbea. Sun· # CIO clearmg, drealled demand below roy I The storm left the plams .tala 0 governme an army dar, Feb. 7 at tbe mornlni wor· homes of the followiDI atsrs: normal , hens about ltesdy; chit: A &Ian in the b&ck door of the reeling \lnder dnfts as hl"'- as 12 offJclala who wayered in thebi · durtnc tilt ...1P 1ervtce. Thete churches are Alan Ladd, Art Linkletter, Bm• &en pnce• at 1•rnu, ,_ u,en 2~ 1 GnU h.ad been broken 1n an en· feet as Jt battered lhe ~· l.hdwe1t loyalty F h to ttlde GouUe inallJ'l'fftJon 1n In Ole Sbade Valley pastoral Crosby, bureft Bacali, Frank aiRTHDAY$ CELitRATIO " lb. 17-18, heav)' hen1 1&-20, try attempt but had been re- w1th snow, ralll and aleet A~enc se en unity wbo.te mm1ster is the Rev. Lovejoy, Dorot.by MeGuire, Basil Roy SnoWdeb W&J <uest of light hena 6-10, fryer .prlctl placed before the mc1dent wu >Sense Cll)' , Okb, a community gerla_._ _ _ _ _ __ u'--l Rathbone, Thomu Mitchell, James 100 h d ~ 1 ~u d. C. Doater. The Dosters honor at a birthday d1nner Satur· e.a <N per etnt at 17, :) reported to pollee, the chief said, of 2,000 in the panhandle. was atn~·ed -~~b the MI;Gavran's for a ~t~~~rt~nd Lu~~~ !:~,:n~ar~l~s~ day at the home of h1a daulbter, pe ce~; at 17Vt.,t ~, pe r eent at torestall 1ng any chance of ae- 1 most completely cut off by the 1..• ~L 18 )'l!ar Wmle doin" .,..,.,duate study Mr. and Mn. Homer Parker. ()!her .,.. • ..., per cen a cunng 1meer pnnt. , wont Jtorm to hlt the aru thll , ty ,_ _.. Monroe used to live. 4Q Haven, Conn. eue-ta were Vn. Reva Snowden, -;;t - - - I ' Winter I OCie ews u • ._ M G 'li '-1 th Mr. and Mr1. Bruce May, Debra pe er The entry attempt wu laid to I The Jour maan highways 1nto the 1 ~ . c avran WI IK ng e nd Mtk Mr d Mn U The program committee of the hale been made early Thursday 1 town were blo ked b 12 1 t Delbert M.Ham wu iD Dunbar, =~:· p~~.~~9:30Bo!~o:. :~: Snowden~' steve, anLarry ~ndc~~. PTA met at tbe hl>me of Mn R A morning Nothlni Wl.l mWUl&: drafl.l, Radio a~d ttle:hone c:~ w Va lut week to see bit' wtttl 11 a. in. in th&t order. Dr McGavLinda Sue Parter and Mn PbyW. Biddie Thuraday afternoon to from the Grill, Jt w_as reported, munlcaUoM •ere also lr:nocked "ho Js • patient m • ha&pibl ran wUI speak at Hemlock Grove SJm klnt. COD;Jplete programs for the re- 1 lea.dmg pollee to behen that the I out, With the excephon of one long there She a not recoverinc VU'J bter f M mamd~r or the year ThoJt on the · marauder IUJ tnghtened away dasb.nce lme into the commumty rapu:lly from ~ceot surgery 1 8 P d Bol' d ~a:t aSu~d.~nd w~an~ ~1S:i-v~ an{:'l'la Joe :~un~:!Jebrat~ herr committee are Mre Fan Sauer, I before gaining entranee A sheriffs 41eputy at Boue City ; Roy Anderson nslt.ed lfr. and lkmg wtth tbe misaionarv addresa A contribution of $10 wae made 2nd birtbd17 Monday Feb , Mildred LucaJ, Mn Margaret said the State HlgbWi)' Depart· Mn H•rley HoHman laat F'rlday. ., to tho u•a•t Fund hen lh Kl lc • •d . •I· ld ScbJJbng and Mrs · B id<Ue I ment ' g .,-tr with Jamea Ree~e 1n cbarge of u."' f w e n e cream, ca.e an lloo • . S •-·•b ~ m .. a equ1p- l r Mill d Belva cDam 1 b !I apeadlq a~mlOfk Grove. Club met Wednesday eveninc at was .erved to Brenda and ber broRev and Mrs R. A Buldle caD· men to the atorm battered town , ~ .ay~~~ : : : nd tw The McGavran'e have been en· the home of Mrs. Richard E. Lber, Rieky, and Debn. and Mike ed on the Dale D)'e and Lf,wiJ I and hoped W have 1 path cleared I d ~ em t n ba t.tero 1-\lld in missionary study and v.ughan, •Butternut Ave. May. Favon of toys were liven, Smith families at Carpenter SUD· I on one mam highway somettme r:r~g ~~hw;~a:~~n1.0:J,.~ ' telebfnJ: since their retirement Mrs. Tb~odore Lehew, president, ramea played and movies were I day afternoon They Jlso visited today s nd tid ndu ~ ~ b ··• ·•own Chfford Steele whu ia a pahent at I 1 , "But the trouble · , ,, .. the deputy u ay gue• . ts ,. JrU •• I lfl'a, ted 0 c a "" ' ~ usmeas se....on IW 1 w 1 F d L Ui f'nDeia from &dtve mi.uionary work in co In~. ~ llt'. M.eGavran bl5 traveled after whkh games wen! pla,yed ofpc SKATING PARTY Sheltenng Arm• Hospital at Alb· I lU Jaid "tbat many of the anow or ey rancJJ ~ I e to moat. of the mlll.lOn stations of and prizes awarded to Mra. Willard Tbe YFC of the Chrtatlan Chul'(:b ens. 1trucks got atn.nded tbemselvet. 1 were Mn Ja~ M•ghk:~~~ tbe ' Christian Church tl) study Ebersbach and Mn. Edgar Pratt. A BLACK SILK LJ1ro:N enjoyed a eU.Unt party at Po.tat Mlu Checyl Wolfe was an overVANDERBERG AFB, Caltf UPI Thlt lb the wont 1tonn of the ~ Max~e. d arney and mike n!COmmendatlons about Hosteu gifts were presented to CO{Lt 11 bordert4 1n white Pleasant the put week. n~ht (Uelt Saturday of Mus Con· l :-Sc•entbta. today atud~ed tncil:- sea10 n " 1 ~ng ~n Mrl Ra d FurlMte tbe \fork. Dr. and Mrs. McGavran Mrs. Vaughan. stripe~~ with -= Jlmp.. froat . Tboae attendirtJ were Rev Todl me Haley. mg· data of the unsucteMful Dil I At Buymon, Olda, M milet east I r an ymon . blve apent the last two years teaRefreahments wer. .erved by i clolln• ud deep llde lltta. It Wellla, BW1a Lou Martin, .Mn. Fern Sweeaey spent a few coverer IX •hot m an attempt I of Boise City m the panbaodht, l ;::n~:onday With her father, c&ing mis.slons in the eolleges the hostess and ·favon were Jtand· • it wvm. over a matdttng y. Tbomq Viola McKnle;bt Alberta daya reu.ntly With rflatlves ln lo learn why the aaleUile failed search parties made up of state ~ ~ vllitiq afliiiated witb the ChriBhan kerchiefe. aedl:ed lleeYeleu lh•tb In ~dy, 'Carolyn McKnight, Susie Athens I to achieve a polar orbit around II hlShW!IY patrolmen, CIVIl defense i relative. lno~ih~eryl.u~~eell:. . Church (Di~lpl., , 1- Christ). AI Pre.sen't were those n1m1ed above l:ll&ek J1.Uk ll!l.ln from the cndae Par-ker James Johuon and Sarbmy Recent IUeatJ of Mn. S. L. Bry· Ute eartb. worken arld voluntun re.ued 9D , Bert D tab to H "d ldQ T dd w M R Lar.. ,_' ant and Mr. and Mrs. Arza Bryant tranded motmiatl I . aVlS waa n Oaor;:atbe pre&ent time Dr. McGavr.an ia an · e Y arner, rs. · ,c:oUectloa bl' GN111'11t-ft.9btrtl. .....!·- .. were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Boyd Discoverer IX burned up m the 11_ _ -~ ~ _ _ __ Hoqntal Sunday 01 the faculty at Beth11ny College W. Vaughan, Mn. C. J Ebersbach, ... Rv·-~D P•R~ALI Dav:ld and Donna :Mane of Pom: earth'a atmosphere moments. af- I MIA1li UPI - Former Preti- 1 Mn. R. D. Hill was in Galllpolb 1 t:er launehing Thursday and fell in West Virclma, the oldest of j Mrs Annlce Ohllne;er, Mrs. Harold m.ra. Harnaon Bent...,. and Mn. ero . dent and Mrs. TTuman arnve here .Monday all dlat:Jple colleges Ebersbach and two guests, Judy 1 SN. L.i Btya0•11 weandrecalling on 'Mill Jr and Mrs Eugene Fink have ~armleslly Into the Pacific W1th I Feb 16 for a two-week vacation 1 Charhe Diltz and friend ot Alii· 14ra. Mt<lavran wilt be showmg Vaughan ·and Cheryl Eberabach. I.U ett e To ver her uncle and purchned a n~w automobile went an ejectable capsule m1xed w1th pollheal eventl. Tru- ens were Sunday gueata of ::.lr. an'tl movil!l ol their work m Indta for I Mr. and Mn. Ed HUJ}lea, Suncl.y. M1' and Mrs HcJmer Hawkins crammed with lnJtrument,s wh1ch ' man plana to HUerrupt a vacation Mn J G Swan. 0 Mn Jeasie Grueter,. who WIIJI ,. were Monday afternoon gueatJ of sclentJata had hoped to recover I at Key West Feb 'l7 to spf.ak at : Mn MaTY Hilleary •Pent Satuj,. tile Yout.. FeUowsb.Jp from all of ttie churches In the unity at the • • patient at Ho!Ur Hoapttal for twb Mr. and Mn Chris Diehl. I Each of the tbou•and• of parts i a Democratic fund·raJsin& dinner day w1th Mn. Ratlph Swan lr. ,.. Altl'!'d, Gran.ge HIIU Sunday after· I ~aya Jhf has been reMrs Helen Brauer and lOR Jim· makln,ll up the seve.n-story, tWO· In Miami family of Dexter. : • noon Feb. 7th at 3:30 and dis-~ urne 0 er ome. my and Robert MU88er of Colmn-J stage rocket were subjected to A ptaylnll articlea made and used "r~e Ladies Aid of the St. The Rutland Band &ooaten wiU bua' spent the weekend w 1th hil l mmule enmi11,1tH1n for a twoiQ Jnttia. In the eYenmg at 7 30 I • • ; Paula Luthenn Chureh met Wed· meet Feb. 1' at the H6gh School. ¥J.Other Mr and lin Earl King month period prior to Thursday's tht: mo,•ies Will be shown ag.am Mrs. R?bert Russell . and Mrs. n~aday at the home of Mra. John Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Snider and Mr. ~nd Mrs. lra · Wolfe a~d ahot. The rocket had been pro- , and addrtss the four churches at Lucille Ddj:ber entertamed with a I Richardson, Spring Ave., for .an sonnld~ Gar y" ~nd Mr. and Mr1. Bob Cheryl of Ml SterUna: spent the ntm11 ced basically sound . 5 er o1 ... neaster were Sunday tbe Oran&e Church. layette shl!w~r Friday eYemng at all day meetint. k d h h h 1 lion.tay evemng the Tuppers the home of Mrs. Bertha Russell the h t:Yt:ntng &ueat.l of his 1iater, Mr. wee en at t ear ome ere. 1 1 Plaln• , Christian Women's Fellow- h~:mor.mg :.frs Robert Venoy (Lor-I nd tborenoon e group and :..trs Roy Snowden. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden spent I ~ , ame Grover) sewe for e New G!iinea mn· Tbe Rutland High School Band Sunday afternoon w1th her_ broth· I ~~..lpwomen b .,.o~•orf:g a mee~lng Gifts for tbe gu~st or honor were I sions and at noon f potluck dm· Concert wiU beh prebsented Sunday erne'bMbor,~~•,diiiM•·n. Geor.ge Snider of n e area. rs. c- placed m a bassinet deCtlrated with ner was serve4. t 3 t t hi lcli I A ·-• = NEW POICM_ Ga.vtan wtll epeak and a fellow· bl nd j k' Th Mrs Virg11 Hamm presided at fee ~~=-·~or :anlmem'"be...· .. ~.Mrs Clara P~illips was .a patient stil' time will follow. This will be due a . P n crepe bpapMer. P 't the meet1'ng held in •be aft··r at 'H0 her HospLtal in Gallipolis the NEW ROOf' bel,... ln th~\ 1\.ppera Pi i•• Cb · oor pnze was won y I'll a :~ "' · their parents will foUow the etm· Ua"' Ch h a ..... m · Humphrey and other prizes were noon. Group ainglna: opened the cert •Past week. IE-1001' . -" . urc at 8 P· m. awarded. meeting, wtth scripture reading r.fi.s Inez Ad.ama of I.e Mr and Mn. P.aul Pattenon, , Ftre- 1 00 W ~SCS Refresbments of Jce cream and and prayer by Mra. Riehardson Va , sPent the P•.at weeke:,~tb, h.; ftqxanne and Jeffrey~ were Sunday CHICAGO UPI - The NEW SIDING a cr.ke decorated with pink baby who also led In a d.Jscusalon of mother, Mre. Belle Martin and afternoon guests of Mr. ~nd Mrs. men's ;nd Switchmen's unioM to- 1 DOIMOS booties with blue hes, corfee, the second alJd third chapters of famlly Ca.rroD Snowden and fllmlly. da,y a aJted National Railway 1 punch and mints in colorful little Mark. Membel'!l responded to roll Mise Marvel Foley has been fil ~"" <MIM Betty Jane Sprouse, daugh· Meditation Board action oo their fi.OOIIING ~ baskets with to• babies in the ''"'\ caJl with a Bible verae. tbe past week ter of Mr. and Mra:. Calv1n ~prouse requests that it relmqul&h juri..f.. l PANEUMG H J F 0 n0 w1 "" a. llent at Hplz.er Hospital diction and offer covemment ar· ter were served to Mrs. Iva Johnng a .suort busmes sesSunday .qfternogn guests of Mr ,... 1 pa Park . bltration in their wage disputes Ame A Mrh and ~r~. om;r Debbr and with the railroads. : , Tbe WSCS of tbe jj!eath Me· son, Mra. Evelyn Thoma, Mrs Ann non,, the meeting clGSed wJth the and Mra. J!!arl Klflt were Mr 1~ Jo Barmt.z, Mrs. Grace Warner, Mn Lord a Pr-ayer ID unlaon. · Jre Wayne King of Bradbury and ,.aug ter, use, an ThP. 12,000-member Switchmen's ! ' l GAIAGE DOOIS t ouis Cburtti, Midd eport, Will Jean Norri•... Mro. Myrtle Gro•er, were recent guest! of bill fa· .Mrs. He 1en Kl ne, J udY abd p au 1a. M.11v ~ Pearl Parker Cheater Otller Unioo of North Amert'ea ot--ed nteet next Monday evening at . tber .... L ' INSULADbN 7t30 at the cbureh. Mrs. GJonn •.. arcla Grover, Mrs. Pat Humph MMr. adndMMn. Ernest Molden lnd cue~ts at the Parker hom~ were mailing out strike balloi.A ThursUaJQbert ill be 1·n h g 0f th rey, Mrs. Mary Russell, Mrs. Janet r . an re. Dale Bachner at- ..... and Mrs. Ha""" Guthrie of AI· day as the powerfuJ Brotherhood ANOTHft IAttiiOOM . c ar e w . e Venoy, Mrs. Eunn~e Ebhn, Mrs ' tended open house at th GalU""'- ..ou .. J of Loc 1 E E N'onh_~ serv1ce •nd Mr&. Noah Dorothy Reeve-. 'ln. Gladys Tuck li e .,....-fred and Mra Ethel Stout of Tup. omo 1ve ngmeen (BL ) 1 BATHROOM IIPAIRS IIJ.;i ltlns in charge of the pr I ... " Is C nic Sunday. pers Plains. -.. I agreed to let arbitrators settle Jl! ·.~ ·•, 6 O· erman and L3-d1a Tuckerman Mr and Mn. Ca•h ZJmmerman Mrs Elizabeth Webat.er waa 1 v,:age controversy w1tb the oarMODERNtU' lOOMS u.,.•,rnt••go,.uriU. beHoaf,esseps Lfl>Mr111hhe S,ndlif;Oilifts were Mrs. Terena apen.t Sunday With their daus~tter, . .bolltut< •-··her 11 the rrade riers I PLASI'lRING r" ' Mrs. · · , c • Rat~~. "'C'a. , Da~Y Gillogly, Mrs ~I"> i'Ml Mrs . <:h arIee HarrIson of aebool the past """"'" ""'MWnr ·~.alter Hayes, Mrs. Norman Naom"i' Smt' th, •t el Clark, Gra••• GAUGES Montgom..... , 11!.7 on week fDT Homer ~) ~·,e 'Brotherhood of LocomotiVe ' d M D ld E •A 1!> ... ·~ Leading creek we!Ia · P'1remen and Enginemen (BLFE) I 'f'AINI'ING I -• ay IQI.i an rs. av nloll· Russell, Mra Eileen Venoy, Mrs upper, 9 5 on lower, 11.5 feet opMrs. Iva Stewart of Middleport which hal never acce tee\ rbitra: I .O:~i~~ing the meetmg the altar {hii c~aR6beson and Bernice Ann en, ~~:~~polls, 17.8 on upper, 13.4 1spent Monday with her daughter, Co~~bau~d ~:!~~ t~:~:~:.::o~i~ 1ti_on m a natiOnal .!agej ~ispute 'I FREE ESTJMATFS 31 MONTIIS ro REPAY 0 cOmmittee wilt meet. Members of 12° 1 11·' 13 feet op~n; Lock 23 • Mr. and Mn. BHI Brown. her arents, Mr and Mrs. H. o ' smce the Hallway Labor Act was ·-~ .3 a mg slowly. Mlsa Jane Lucas epen. t sunday .. -~ . passed in 1926. withheld any strike I 8 .....,.,n ~Ia committee are Miss Bess• S •lp __, th Mi 18 Joetta Erlewme. $inborn, Mrs. John Kincaid, Mrs. OCUl o•tpont:U CONDITION OF koVABLE WI Jlmmle Birchfield, son of Mr. vote action pending a mediation 1 d. J.l. Hennesy, Mrs. Fred Hibbs, It . was .announced today that LOCKS. All locka are up 13 Mlas Connie Haley was a Sun· and dlrs Howard Birchfield II iU I board Withdrawal from their cau. Mn. Dnld Mlller and M.ra. Ro- the tce cream !Oclal announced through 22, runmng 1 trap 10 wic- day dinner guest of :dr. and Mrs 1 h' lRrt Coatr. by the Ladies Aux1hary of Feeney .<da Lock 23 is down All Kana· Iva Wolfe and Cheryl. ~neumoma HAVE GU&STS Bennett Post, American Leg~on, l.vha dams on tl!,t" Bill. The WSCS of the Methodlet STILL GOING STitONG Mr. and Mn Hurley M Nelson ha~ been POftPoned until the Church met Tuesday evening at MIAMI UPI - Mn. Patsy Evans, and son, 'Langsville, had as their Charc h Group T 0 IJIeet 23rd of the month. The ladiCs w1ll OHIO RIVER BOATS: Dashf1eld the church with Mrs. Crystal Davis born as a slave on a Dorsey Cross- guests last week her nephew and · ·~yterlan of the Firat United serve lee cream and home made .ocks, Cornell down at 1:2' a.m., and Mra. Bettr Hutchmaon u hoa- ina:, Ga., plantation, celebrated her niece Mr. and Mrti Arlie Clason I llllalle 8%Z8 "' Church, Middleport, cake at t'h.e Legion Hall In Mld· ..-10~ Sat:ah Case down at 0 1.5 a. tesaes. !14th birthday at Jackson Memor- 1 or Burlington, Kam1as. 'J'hp r.la· meet next Monday evening at dlcport from 5:00 until 8:00 pm. n, 0.3, Lock 8, Ovec down at Robert Canaday was reported ill tal Hoeplta1 here Tbunday. "I eat anna were on vacati&n to Miami, h3 8. Tlllrd church. The meeting will -- - ,) 35 a.m., 8-6; Vulcan down at the past week. liver, steak and ~getables, and 1 FJa., and visited OhJO relatives "wions!at 1:30 with Mrs. Karl GENIRAL IM.,ROVlNG 7.00 a.m., IHl; Lock 15. 1. F. Frei- . Tbe Western Local PTA I'm full of fun atill," she wd before returning: ~h~omlll•~·----,-,-:--;---"'""~~~~""""~~~~~~~""""~:"'~~:"'~~ !t Mrs. Herman Ba!Jey and NEW YORK UPI - Further rerger down at 5 43 a.m., o-22; mg has been cancelled for the - ~·'-. F. Harley u hostesses. Improvement was expected today i'ational down at 6:30 a.m., 0.2; month of February due to conf).l(1: ' ,:~~·~:.r~:~ Waddell w1ll be the In the eondiUon of Gen. Doue;las Lock 18, Mike creditor down at with the basketball lournament ~~ leader for tbe even- MacArthur, hoap1tallzed since la1t J:OO a.m., 20.0; LOck 20, Orlean- 'l'be next meettq wll1 be Mar. Jf. 1 Fr1day with a urinary ailment. tan down at 11:00 a.m .. 2%-0; ~t Mr tnd Mra Roy Sno,i"den, Mr. ---!2, Atlaa down at 11:18., 2-(1; Paul •"d MTe. Bruce :day and Carroll • iiii Blazier down at 10:00 a.m., 10-0; Snowden were bualneas visltora in LGck 23, Bob Benter down at 5.25 Parkereburg recently. a.m., 15-!i; Robert E Reed down Richard Grueaer l' presently at S:tiO a.m., 0-9; Jefferao~ up at employed at Charleston, W. Vs. Surlday callm of Mn. s. L Bry· 2:30 p.m., 13·1; [flvader up at G:f!i p.m, 3-0; City or Huntirq:ton up ant and Mr. and Mra. Ana Bryant at $:55 p.m., ~-a; c, v. Harnar were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Qualls up at 10.13 p.tn., o-=; LltUe Ed· and gr1ndeon of Cbeater Road. ward up at 2;~ a.m., ()..(); Crown Sunday juesta ol Mr. and Mr• Pbint up a' 5:4~ a.'m,~ 2-1; .Aebland ~arl KJiq were . Rev. and Mn. up at !O:OG a:rp;, 18-0; •Galltpolll, 'l'bomaa Wetlle, Tommy, Jt-ndy, James "n. Fhndl Up 1t 4:q6 a. m., Debbie, Beth and Sar.ah, O[ Gray8-0; Nonwortby up !O:IJJ a.m., ton, Ky., and' :.n. Maude Rawlings 2-0. Robert Snowden arld Paul Pat· ten10n were bueiness vlaiton in KANAWHA R!VIlt !!OATS' Parkerabura the plst week. Winfield, Beaver down , at "4:20 a. Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Biddle and m., 0-1; Helen Z dOWn at 8:-'0 a.m., son were Sundll)' dinner 1uest1 of 6-0. Mr. ami Mrs. Earl Nelson of Car- at the home of hl.S roommate Scott Porter ot Santi Monie., California. Th red 011 1 ey tou Dey and, Knott'* Berry Farm and taw a moyie ln Hollywood on f. cinerama &ereen. It! Beverlv Hilla they ,.,. the I I I Rutl an d So • I Events Of Week I I pur,. I • 103- 1 Parker Run I Ne" K' Cl b M k In u a es Contrl.bUti'On To H f nd l I . YESTii:RYEAR Dclily 5entinlel Daybook S N . I I I ID'lSCOVerer JX' TraekingData I w., 'I Betng , s died • I Sh ayette ower Grven Honoring Mrs Robt Ven'y lutheran -dl'es H ld Mee,ing Wd I ,..j ..... I I I lit t"t ;-eet, e nesday M.eeting W . $r.heduled Eor . • .,.,ondOY EVeri1ng Medi'ati'on Board Stn'ke Rolin• g RIVER REPORT j I 0 .. .&a••• Ytt•et••r'• 39. Pte.ce. One·apot card •2. Indian '1. 1 weiJht d>Ud borll. ln CII-.IWI• • I i I ~b~;:~~:~on~d I El< and I s , hmen wait, Witc I I 1 :;r J I VALLEY LUMBER and . SUPPLY CO. •t Slie1dman tDd the aiC!oJUl one waa ~ ,Steadmlft ktll c:liU· dron •I LoVi •114 Dorotllt C.. dery Steadmaft, .....d Kn.l E&_&t contumers 1 ~.... I AND TAXATION STARTID IIOFORD At the second meeting <~f the Redford has 3(1 full sections. commlaskmers tht!y de01ded 1ome form,. o}. t.lix11tlon . To,~ble property was to be tonfmcrl bouse11, horses and rattle lloust•s 111 the early part of the were to be taxed one hnlf of ontl nrst /JllW mtll on Klna:sbury per cent of thetr aH11e~11ed value 1828 by Alden Bi11ell but no house of leu value than $100 wa1 to be taxed Hone11 r.~:~~ ' ;;~;,~-~ ;·:~!11!~ named for 1t1 thirty cents per h~ad and cattle CHIITIR over three yaars of age ten cents FlrU settler Nathan Burrell per bead . (Bum ) on Middle Shade about TaMS for th• townthlps w.re one mile north of where CheJter .. Nllowa1 ls now loc<~tcd He came here In -Letart M4.251 LeNnon, $35.85; l'M'7, ttnd was known as "The Grept Bear Hunter" . He had no Oran .., fl19.97, Rutl1nd, $69.15 nel(lhbon, no one ncar him all l•llsburl', $72.16; Sal•m. $31.50 he had to rlo waa to hunt bear, .kl,lo, tll.SOJ Svtlon 164,65. There were only eight town· whl('h he dl1l for several yean· ablPI then as Olive, Bedford, Col - until the ~etller1 came In and ~1ll'ftbla end Chestor had not bt!cn !!POlled his great h®ting g:round. Ch..t•r Tc.wnshlp has •211.! tuttona of land. aM thu• Mof the eommlu· ionera 1, the people comet tht la,....t ..wnthl_. In th• county. ••ked lt'lotb.er of the Many eonaider Salem, Rutl•nd the formaUon of and Chester havhtl the aame •rea, " IIAT O. .DI 42 sections, but becauae -of the for land filr the lrregul~rlty In tbt line between . county eat of Cheater end Salisbury llao be· JPad• by Ben· tween Chester and Sutton <oer· conalated ot 20 haps we should not laY an trre· f.. publJc •uild· gularUy Jn tbe tine 11 lt la mbfe w-s ad:nowl&dg · like a 11rnall Mtcb In the f!SJolft· E. lng townahlp) it 11vea C!utdtt about one-half a Mdlon rom than Salem or ftUtlltld. David Barber came to Cheater with a stock of toods In lhl and continued ill butlneu until IM5. Ho was t'llari'ltd Ia 11tJ t• -Ltlfft StanltJ, 1he '"a 1 aliter to tbe wife of Luciu• CtoN, ther were tlle daulllte~ of ~~ tidY ...... In Marietta, f 'imotli)'- Stanley p be I'. ' wntinues Storm Batters Old SupJICil1«!rOf • 1IDe Inroto Attempt Gaulle .. Flriii t ' At IPanhandl· In IIPI-1'mldaot En tenng • GriJ} I Worst Th'IS year 1)de Dep~tr Pre~pMr lio !loti ! ·~ Jll Market R-rt Urtalllotl with I .... party at .... homo Wecllletd.or .... ln• . Praaat were lin. Nollie Banottl, Reno Nierl, Kl'l. Jack Thom.aa, lin Lewbi Sauer, Mrs. Ted Chapman, all of Middleport, and Mrs. A.llea Hill of Pomeroy. Refreahmentt were aerved b)' the ho.teu. K..ttw I the beJJds in the river aa one sectwn may be 11lmost full wh1le ne"t one may have a bend In the r1vor and m4y be almost cut away. Thus you will aee that thf! lnter1nr townahlpa: Columbia, Sa· , ScipiO, Rutland, Bedford Orange have regular or ruU I~"tioo• while Ohve, LebanDn, Letart, Sutton and Sallabury h11ve frartwnal sections One exceptiOn, Che&ter, is an Interior township but on account of the lmc between It and Sotton and SaUsbur)l It baa 1. frac· bonal soctiQn. The "":!'1:::-S.:.~... r acatlon In Cflll/ornuz Bl•blid Cowdery who Ia a lreoltm., at Arizona State Colleae apent between .emeater vaeatlon ~-'-· .,.-'-··-'- I By Walter E. Sineo marriage In MmgA County 22, 1819, Er11slu8 Sands F.l11.nheth Bysel, by Archi· Murry, ,J P. f1rs\ n«>wspaper near Mulg J dGunty wu the Scioto Gazette, PubliShed at Chillicothe in 1818 'nus b tho fmd paper In the fllea of UHi! P1oneer Sm·1ety, but the paper had been publ)shed for IH!Veral yean. At the fmot meeting or the cnunty comm1nionera~ they dJVId· ed Or1n1e Township and formed Olive Town&Mp. Meeting June 18, 1819. "' eart u a small boy eyes a jam jar in the pantry."! They want to spend it on more "do good" and welfare state programs, including programs which socialize taxpaying business and make swollen budgets Inevitable. The President can propose a budget, but only Congress can make It Into law. If the big spenders have their way, the expected <urplus will disappear, there may very well be another deficit, and for either debt or tax reduction wUI go / I That Jam Jar ~ t.a"he President foreca~ts a $4 4 billion bud•• sut'plus for the coming fiscal year, and u.tges Ulat it be used to reduce the national debt. .I'IO"V!This, if it happens, will be good news in· 'deed alter so many years when big deficits -were tbe rule . But it is not gomg to happen ~automatically Inde~;"d, going by the views and statements of some members of Congress, 'tt!ere is grave doubt 1f it will happen at all. '·,As one observer put 1t, the big-spenders m ·Congress "eye a $4 4 bilbon surplus the way Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middlepott, o., Feb. 5, 1~ ' ' I' GOOD FOOD IIlli hi Chiller • • • And Plenty Of_I~! Tawnahl• w11 loet1ted near tlle Junotlon •f Eool lhado . .tllh tluo main atream. n wu bldl htn irl 181T and 1831 tt waa 1011 to Jllm ~:;::~i For many J"'* thl1 •••· t_l was Jmown u Ad111t111ill a pnst<lffiee "" -ll•lltd · then It wa1 named kno. Jtt lor many yean the peopl• oaUed It Adams 111111. Nathaniel Clark .~ Ah Grow wer. the tint ltlthm In (.'bet. ter Town1hlp but It 11 not known definite)J whieb one ftl, fir•. Che~ter brick school hultdlnc <an the him ... under the name of thl 1 County Rlah sebool oDd ""' • era Inatllute." THAT'S WHAT YOU FIND WHE!'i YOU 'DiNE h.T . .. .·' . ) CtltU S tn"""'S ' ' The .F~Q~J,.8s brothlr Ol the .......red Baahan. Plf 'l'WI:I, .ILWWBNLO, SLaW Ito OII'UiilVf, lj'l:ll BIZ ii'lp ~~ ·~It an-lllllDLVVI. . Ill 8III ~==-~=·=-()~'~ iif,~~- ....,....... ~*W . .. ' &-ABBOn • Circle's .. . Restaurant -· ... ' Ill E. lllala "• ;' Pomeroy ' .. "" I ' ' ' .... - ..... i �., ' • ~ Panther Freshmen ·Beat Athens 49.35 9hio Colleges Go On Scoring ~ Orgy In Thursday Night Play JCOrJq spree Thursday plaee in the Ohiv Conference with Jili,ht. ad ln one instance, even its victory over Marietta. The ZiptiM !Olin& IQUad soared -past the pers now have a 6·1 lea.~:ue mark ciptury mark. and 11-4_overall. "'&e.ded by Ashland's 122-106 Another light schedule was on ~ over Heidelberg, the win- tap tor Ohio college teams to- t4at teams in lbrM out of four lf.IP':I ticked of1 90 points or nia:ht wheu Steubenville meets Alliance, Defiance plays at Cc- aore. , darvil!e and Obi() Conference !Jot tbt ISCOrekeepers were rNl- leading Wittenberg battles 1a8t IJ busy lD Asbland where the Bille• captured a 59-:13 halftime place Hiram at Springfield. Reds s·•gn up did eftn in second half Albllnd•a Wilbur Ritchaupp and =~=··· Glb•on "'"ed I McMillan For Diamond Season edp over the Student princes and .;: . ~tter the CINCINNA 'n UPJ-Short stop Roy McMillan , who will be work· ing with a new .second base p.artner this year for the first tlme in eight season11, has l!l!gned his 1960 contract with the Cincinnati Reds. McMillin and second baseman Johnny Temple formed the Reda' double play combination ever since 1952, but tbla year the bespectacled short&top will team up with Billy Martln, obtained from Cle"e!and tn a deal for Temple. The Los Ange.Je1 DodRera signed utillty men Norm Larker and Don Zimmer and now have 19 playen under cont.JIIct. Larker was siven a raise for hitting .289 last season . ~ MPROVING WITH AGE Alan Maver Crow Cli(ks With 17, Buffington 14, White 13 In Championship Game BASKETBALL SCORES COLLEG! IASKETIALL By UnltM 'PNM ln,.,...lonal : " Un.._. Pms lntematiONI goaL Colpte 6$ R~ 63 .,OWo eoUeee basketball teams Akron tied Oberlin for 8t'cond 'lila& oa. ·I 4--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midd!eport, ~. r~. 5, 1880 Connedlcut 71 Vermont 6.$ Vlllanon 62 Manhattan 55 Villa M.donn1 Ky. 85 Adelphi 73 Akron 95 Mllrletta 71 Dreb 62 TuiM $1 Bredley 10 Gonup 69 St. Loul1 U. 75 Wlchite 67 Wilmington 98 Flnd.ly ~1 crt Kenyon 63 Otterbein 61 A1hiMHI 122 Heldelber-8 106 PRO RESULTS Nellonel Basketbell A1soc:letlon SyracuM 137 Philellhlphi1 110 o.tralt 121 Cincinnati 102 Netlonel Hockeoy L....,. Montrul 4 TDronto 2 New York 3 ~rolt 1 Chicago 7 Boston 2 Amerl'"an Hockey LHtfue luffelo 6 Ouebte J Calholin F~$'td To Whip Ryan ' Old Claim About Big 10 Basketball lU completed, three I<IPhomortt are Ohio, tlld Havlicek, from La.Dilll&. lnebe1 tall, nnkl 1'.11 ln leaJUt: lkOriiiJ wttb 1 l'J'.t avenp, aa.l the malnlta~ ot tbe learue-lead· Ohio, al10 are !.fOPbolllOra ln.J ()hio !tate' tive, anotlier It a are nearly &I Jmporttnt . to be, Uke Lucat, drawl maximum Ita!' with tllt runner-up lllnDfiOta tBIN!keyfl' drive to ~ prti.Je fl'DD1 IU eoath . quintet. and four of the top J!leven fint unbeaten Blr Ten. ~bti ..Ke'a go& t~bttl to 11!11"11," John seorffs In the league are rool::lea etnee 1143. Nowell is tied fOr- 9th Xundalt Wd, "but 1n 111other in intHealh!litte competition. plate among the lnJUe'a fCOfen ,._, he could be i.f Jood at Why dll't ~ ..tn the ''bJt with a 16.8 averaee and ife'llfce): body we'\re ever bad.''· lllfl"'lit.. now wtt.n ttt.,. couldn't la 211ft with a 12.~ mark. Nelton 11 lith amon1 tile In tha IM&ft MDrt: txp.r(M~n In "If we didn't have LuCJJ," Tay· Trn scot'en will!i 1 t6A point ~ tt'tde Khotl and h~ school, lor 111id, "everybody would be Hrtw Meh schMI ptichlnw. tricll talking about what a creat sopho- aame tv;t'tJe, ind 10 far be h¥ been the m11ttr trorln' threat df b;tt;/ phyalctl condltlonln,. more HtvUcek lt." t11.t Htw1reyes tn their drtYe to 1 couhH conftnd, DIKhi"-" LNda Cont.Nftct lourtb plate tie in the eonfereft'!f. Diachlnrer, another "hie" cen1'be •tandO!lt IC)phomoJW 0I the ter from Terre Kat te Ind h And unleU th1J lestet wavers Bil Ten ao br have to be Ohh1 b -~ • ., u State's Jerr~ Lucia, l!el Nowell .een the le&IU.fl tea:dlnS acorer the atreteh, don't tJ')' and and John Havlieek, Purdue'a Tel-· smee the first ~onf~nce sernu coubOs T!J!Qr, J<;widlf, ry Dischin1er towa's Don Nelson and currentl~ 111 blUm_& tl'J .~ nell dy e~l Purjlue or Shlrm . ' , .. k at a 30.1 clip per game. inall of Iowa 1be tbe'ory and Mmnesota li_ nay Cron . . . . . Cronk l 'k o· hi ~ ,.~ Luc,s llllecl Bf'll • 1 e tsc n...r, 6 co:L 6 can't win witb eophomorea. Lucas wu biJled as the beat when he was a MiCldletown, Ohio, high school play!!r, and he spurned the s~holarshi.p offers of nearly 100 colleges to entl!r bis home state unlveraity. NEW YOBX UPI-.IIi$1Je. weighi Rory Calhoun ·of White Plains, .N. Y., 11 a IJ-8 :fl\'arit. to whip ...,,... Billy" 1\yfh oi Low· ell, Mass., tonllfrt: tn thelt .IC!~ ' dulod lO:round · '1'Y bOut ot Mid~ Pomeroy high school freshmen beat their big brotheTS, the Panther varsity, to the first lll59·60, SEOAL basketball cham· pionshlp Thursday night. G.._ son Squar;e R)'an, blUed •• ~ heavywelcht thuilplbll 1 ' il ~ to carry a four-tHb: poanll iefat) advantage irJta the riq:, but Ca{... houn is favored betl:uae (If lWI ' greater 9J)e!'ience. !lory alto bD prevlou& e:rperience aaa.lllJt"rtmcb light heavyweitbb. Calhoun wiD tie ~·•ulloe Rocky Marciano, 4Srd victory · In whUe ~u b& '24th In 21 · AUTO PARTS ANNA..POLJS, Md. UPI-Navy today announced a lO·iame 1960 Jim Louks, son of Bob Loulr:s, football schedule highlighted by the Middies' first date with the Syracuse, suffered a fracture in Air Force Academy in Baltimore's his left (pitching) arm Wedneadoy during o cage driiJ at Racine Memoriul Stadium Oct. 15. other teama scheduled who High School. Lou)n collided with Wynn Reel were not on the Tan' 1959 card in a drill when the accident hapare Vlllanova, the University or pened. Walhington, D,pke and Virglnla. llr. and am. lames J'Mden wbo »e mof.- rrom a...m. w.'" PUS • \Ia to ZobavUie. open! Htllrilar ~~t wttb hll mother. llri. 1. F. · MilS ~~~n. . ,, lin. J'lMit Varia. ..,.J .... ODd ; Jln. Ralph Wnt of Perkenbtlrl ~ apat Friday tvenina with Mill J . AJIS '" 1! ··- Louiae Parr aDd -Dana Parr. Mr. olld vn. cntt an4tn o1 Worib:flftbn ill'fot llot\ililtr wllb "'• Mr. and lfn. ~.c. Brt4Ht£d.. llr. 1nd M'n. .l~or siewart of Belle, w. va. ¥itited hiJ, parentt, Mr. and .Mn. Walter Stewart, S.turday. Carol Euington and ](ar)' A1Jee N..,., studOillt at 9U iii Ath<lli, ..... the -end Wltldheli ..... .... ,,~<> . .. ' ::~· -~ ~ ... tnU. he's more than exceeded the ex· peetationa of his co~h. Fred TaY· lor, and tbla week ranks third in the Blg TeD in scoring with a 25.5 point per game. a:veragr.. ·But Nowell, !rom Columbus, • ' Wlth~e I ••t the .... ;'IIIII lilt. _) So far, even though he h1an't been play-ing 40 mlnbtes a game, Batteries · · $9.95 .. Louks Breaks Arm In Basketball Drill PHS Nits NHS --- Mlfflers ·· $4.95 up Navy Announces lOGameGrid Card For 1960 Pl., ........ l(r. BJ' l'lt~ of' former Minnesota Joins 2 Other Big 10 Teams With 'No' • •W - , Doer, ol ' 878>:15 TIRES $10,95 Plus Tu """ IIOoafPI~ Tin · Jolm•Mauvllle LIDed BRAKE For ADM,. RebuiM Tra-tlllll'l 4U.BI liP STAYS WITH IRISH WASmNG'tON UPI-Dick Stan· fel, a former all-pro guard, In· formed the Wa1hington Redski~ s Thursday that he will remain at Notre Dame as an .assistant line coach. Both Title Holders In Los Angeles Double And You Will Be Too! SEE THESE TODAY . . AT KARR A V-'N ZANDT WABAMA BAND BoOSTERS PLASTIC .STEP..ON CAN SHOOTING MATCH fUJi ~\~. pielo >tii\> At Isaak Walton' Form century 4-Door Hard Top . Beautiful two tone blue and : the Interior is factory fresh. You'll be amaoed at the fine . condition of this popular hardtop. Your .eyes w>ll tell you t111t It'slllt~st Vtj"e ~! W.-. o:C ' .. - .·. ·,'"""1.o! gleom\og beauty et a Ooated Fibergl-as traps dirt, d1J8t.. lind poHen! Jw- pr;iceJ Chester, Ohio · 99c Everyone enJ<1yo our famDy-irtyle meala. llake dlnin~ out a deUgbl· . lul weekly event. PALM SPRINGS; Calif. UPIWes Ellis Jr., a slim Texan, had 1 a alim lead today as the field · was 111>read somewhat golna int() inSert aru::t Furnace Filters · · Dille The Fllllllly Hertl Scant Lead In • Desert Classic • rubber trip bilndlo. A Gift ..... A"Doy Off" Slim Texan Has ruske&lsl.ant SUNDAY, FEB. 7th -1 :30 P.M. 1957 lUlCK · · · · · · · · · ... · .. · · SALE $1695 OLYMPIC 10101 - f 1HDI- Tile OIYJDplo ~ .0 route to Squaw Valle7. Calli., hom Noriray. tlktll oa tlil! ....... leg .. 110 .trtp ill .... ........, Ill !.oil Aii&OI... Wflen It wu nowa by 8cant"n•viiD Air Byttem. 8bot ...... Parey .O'Brtoi> trillltl, .... I& lo Loll ....... itadhun. banda It to J4ayor Norrll Poullcm far tht U.btllll' oenmony. At ...n 1a blgb tehooJ. k'l.cJI: -.r Bruoe :a.t. ODe Of tbl 800 ftiDtWII nla..YtDI tt to Squaw VaDeJ. 'l1he SJI)er V4lue• listed tn tbls ad are· jUJt :a ttnaU portiOn of 8'll &be door·bustln' bargains waitiog lor YOU at ROWLEY A REED'S! Oheek your Hard· wee Stor-e N~ now ··-- then eome a-Rrinln'r Get your ebare of these BIG BUYS - along "'th oc:oreo ~ "unad....UO.d apeeials" ~ by lollowlog tile lbrilty erowd to ROWLEY to REED'S todaY! The ·~ the third round of the $100.000· added Desert Classic golf tour- the nament. ' to $1.50 . MARTIN RESTAURANT II,A'I'I.ONJ MIIIT M'atrons Club met on Monday eveJ:~,lng at the home of Mrs. Fred Batey, New Haven, with Mrs. H. L. Df<r .. - - . .. Attendl.q: were Mn. Carol Bris- ' • I • '• ; 1955 FORD · ·· · · ·;· · .' ~;"MMf,:tt sAi.£ $695 • I Cuotom 4-Door. Cool mint green finish. A car that's sure to please from every angle. V-8 engine, automatic drive and mechanically A·l. Compare the car- comp&re the price. It can't be beat. ON • • • Mall's Uniform Panls · 1956 PlYMOUTH · .. · .. · ·.. · · · SALE $795 1957 HUDSON ..... · .. · .... · SALE $1195 Uc, radio, heater: Seats make a bed. You can't hardly gel these no more. So you better hurry. ;; ' 1955"""' .... · ............ · .. SALE $995 Super ~ To~ .If you like the Buick, then you'll love Ibis·car. II can I be matched for comfort, power, qqlet ride, eaoy bandl!ng. Beautiful red and white finish that alwiJI icioli:snlce. Alood buy . A good savlnas. 1951 FORD .. . . . . ...... . ' . ... . SALE $1995 ' $3.98 to $4.91 S~SADONAL Shirts To Match Wi~ by Fink 1n6 Olhkolh Sbzo t4 "' 18\S $~.98 GOLDEN VALUE LINE MEN'S OVERALL PANTS · · ·· $1.98 to $US OF .Brown Jocketa ond Ovtrolla Sizes 28 to 48. OVERALL JACKETS, Slles 38 lo 50 .....·........ 1. I • • General OFFER! NEW, DOUBLE-WALL INSULATED • 1fopJeana • ~ -d_ r;JfW Electric ·, • son, Felt. lith, 1180 At 10 A.JII. • ' START NOW To GET YOUR SET JN EIGHT SMART COLORS . . . THEY'RE INLAIJ) WITH . -GENUINE HAND WOVEN RATI'AN. B& THE FIRST TO ·GET YOlilt SI'ft ... )' . ' ' ' . H&R FIRESTO~fE '•f ' ,.. j . ' At Your Store or "livered To Y"r Door 11!, YAUtf BEll Man a, . . . r ~; POIIIJlOY PRONE llSa.M IN TBIIl&NTII. OJ' TOW~ . '57 MERCURY · · · · $15t5 • • 2 ,Door Hard Top. Radio Slid heater. Mert-o -malic tranamlss!on. ' '$6 FORD . I d •• L • $145:0 . • •• • • .• ' .Q IMU* CH•:tt·D ~- aecetred :sumo oll'ld TEUVISIOH ' ...... , .,. '• _$1195 C. Jta~ 2 Door Hird 'l'o!l. Jlfaftunltlc ft wmislloll. Ralllo and healer. • ,...... llunllbg heN, in Cklt .,....~ ael6dioM. '!1.Worner . ••• '!.5 PO~T.IAC · · · · · satJ You'll spOt !bot r8COid ef LP'.. H'-PI'1r Sfertto'• ·.· 'r~ ·foo ; ,• 8 'I) FORI)standlrd· • · 'iil;i !!ediln. VI •niiM· 2 • • shift. . • • $250 • -~ H. RGWiings. ~ ons Co•. ·: · > DODGE * DODGE-DART * ~SOTO . .PHC$N'I Q11 .· I ' II • Falrlane 2 Door Hard Top. Sftarp! -Radio , heater, Fol'domaUc transm1Jii101f:' ,. find it olnl Sintt. • MIDDLEPOIIT .' , . you're ..,,. ' ...• ; ' ._,,,•.• ' .. '' t~; DEALER STORE PBONI4111 ' '55 DODGE · · · · · New Albulil1 j '1' \ <( • 1 ' AT YOVIl GENERAl- ·ELECTRIC DEALER ·Karr &Van ,,• DRYD {Model 615T) ...... · .. ·...... $149. W. . (Modtl 600T) .............. $118. > WI'gf 'l'ftADic . BOTH FOR $337 4 Door StaUor~ Wagon. VB . Torquefllte. Re dio 8lld beater. ' . A· , 4 DOor S'mtn. \'8. Powerfllte If~, Radlil Mid lieiWr, low miluae. V.err.~l!­ Lol:al O,!i>l81". .:· . OCCASION . . . !NOOORS OR OUT. T1!ERMO. MUGS WILL KEEP YOUR DRINK ICY COLD OR PIPING HOT ... AND THEY NEVER, NEV· ER LEAVE A RING TO MAR YOUR FURNI· TURE. I ' 1953 PONTIAC .. · ...... · ...... SALE $395 . Noed a lood dependable work oar? Then .,_ tbll one. A oound IIUie car that ean ave you hun· ,dndl of do!lara ori. your family cor. Rough and ready for . ~ of rqjjM use. '1'ry II toda;r and aee for yourself. • • • . HERE'S THE PERFECT MUG FOR ~y c.r wm Not Bo Sold Fot lAM Thill fUO.to Spoi'Unlan Hard Top. Flaahy red and white finish trim· • , X,. COTTAGE CHEESE ~~Oha. IY "-M L L Grindley 1•, 6 cylinder, standard transmission. Heater and air condiUonlng; RECO One 'S3 Iuick Sedan . · bied1!/&rty ana set off with white ·wall t1re1. Full lime ~~o..- ~· Ptre Dome online, radio, heater all!!: au· iomatk dl'!ve. Looke sharp -:- brtves lbarp aatt.to iibrp. .ClUb Coupe. Mn. Alva Whittaker Sunday. lltd 1\lrs. Edclle ~riUlth spent 'Ibunday and Fridat With ~an. Mr. and lfta. Jobn Beck of Gray- AI The Blaett• Aalo Company . •SJ PLYMOUTH ··· ····· · ··· ·· SALE $195 Mr. and ltrs. :bobble Truu~ll Bottom called ~n Mr. filled with 'delicious l - - - -........~,....-_,.;,--....~-' . '· 1955 DeSOTO .................. WE$995 ' >DelyM.\t-Door. Beauty II more than lkln ,detJI In this ..._.. dr!vbl.l Chlefton. You really can't a(fpril to ~u thll job ~P· It will ave you money. Standard llhllt, .llrlijld _,.., e'l'lne. A IOOd one. . Mn. .Amanda Eastb'lafl and deu1hter viiJited Mlas Allee Eulet . SuQIIaJ 1fternoon. THERMO-MUGS ~tM1~ COMPLETE I:INE OF by CABHART'f Country Squire Wagon. Bring the family and try this big nine pa180n&er waeon for siZe. BeauUru! ll&ht blue fin· Ish. Like new Urea. Power brak... power steering, Cruise· ().malic trana. Bla Thunderbird motor. Clear plastic co•· en bave been on II since It was new. Real buy. ' 2 DOor Siz.es 29 t.o 50 Gr-ey - Green - Tim THE Hornet Hard Top. A,real sporty job finished In heather pink llld wblte. Power lleering, power brakes, hydrRma· lay Pink eM Othbth I• Savo 4-Door. A youthful looking car in two tone gray flnl~ with dean, vinyl trim Inwrlor. V·B engine with llandard shift for real economy. Honest to gosh dollar 10.. dOllar value. See it now. !' '59 CHEVROLET . ~095 '57 DODGE • • • -.. $1895 ; ' '•.• 'l • '.,. l ' j �' ·- - .. • I IS-Dally Senlillel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 5, 1960 . TELPNJJIION. .lppuao~ ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;.= 1 A Ds WA ..... I "''IIII T Legal Notice RABJo • 6llALL repllr. Phone llceliDtock. Raoloe, Cblo. Otil ICovered Dish Dinner En'JOYed By Cub Scouts ~ Is Reported --..,,...,..,CT=- -.,.--- -... PERSONALS Ill'. and 11n. JamM cerptn.&er lilted with Mt and lin. &dear ~ott ADd 10ft in IUddJepott Sl&o urdl1 eveninJ. Lawrence Coleman of Point PltUIDt ealled on Sylftl ColeQliD Slturdaly. ,.. Mrs. Luey 'l'reW yiJU,d )In, Helen stewart of M110n SUDd&J. Y:n. Bertha Cartwrtlbt recently •ulfered the mllforturie of I breakinl her foot which I& D&W in 1 call. ·_::__ _ _ _ __ I eo - I I ".10 ~ I I 1I'!, FREE-FREE CaII Di * 1 S••reH I I POMEROY LANDMARK SUPER SERVICE 5T AT ION ,fami}y of Cincinnati speot the Weekend bere w:itb hit parentt, Mr. and M.n. Herbert Shelton utd family. .Mr. aod Mre. Harold Gardner and famUy of Columbus spent the weekend. wl.tb .her parents, Mr. and Mn. Carl Itemley. Mr. and )IH. ClYde Maml, Mr. and Mn. Hobert Whlt.eaide of P-· kerabyrl were auetta Slt-y ol Rev. and Mtt. W. W. lSriao \ , Mr. and M.n. Seklon ::9Uitr of Pomeroy wei'e Sund.aJ C~ "J(d ;Mr. Uld Mn. Way Clark and !am· il)'. ' ' · ', ., · .... -~ · . C:LAIM TIITI SUCCIISPUI:,. • I I I I I I I ! I ns:uronce PRO. 1'us. Qle ;Oil- .MOSCOW uPI - f!ftli."Sbvtet news U.Y' ~ ~ ~the IJU~ell of the ~ulllla roeo ~ t-.ta lD the P4etfle,.... tftvJd by Util fac;t th~~ ~ ~~J._ . . .J o~ .·~hed.ule., COmmtnW~ . ~, "Ot lov refuted ~~d.- !'~ ~ thil! ~~,-~ ~~If:.~~ tf(O weeka e.tlY ..,._,-.. of ~(:b.. nlca~ .. . :·~ ::_··., ':. , · · Met.-.: BySc.,... I 2 BEDROOM MODERN APART· FOR SALE: HOUSE- tl ROOMS bonds In accordance w1th the MENT $85 per monUt or 1 Bed· and bath. Gas heal. 2 large lo~. terms and t•rov1sions of Lhili notice, :c:-::=:$ftO per month, .l:Seaide Bradbury school. Phone or forfeit the same 1.19 liquidated room apartment, WCUS1' POST CUT TO OIWER. ulllitier; included. Located over 6626-X. 2 4 3lp damages m the event said condi· Wrtte or call Bill Shamblin, Vo&ue Shoe Store, 10. E. Main lion is not futrmed. Rd. No. l, Pomeroy, Phone Pomeroy. Phone OOl·M. 0 ROOM HOUSE BATHS DOU\Bid!! shall be sealed and cndor&· , St., 2 944-Y· .2·2·t1Lp 1 28 tfc HW:: lot. (·all 3M4 or see Bill cd "Bid for School Improvement 1 OR SAL~ Jt.OOM HOUSE. Bond&." 2 4 Btc t rooms downstsin and 2 up. lrJ DOUBLE J.'(>R RENT. 870 Lo· Spencer, Racine . The proceedings for this isaue w~r Second Avenue, Middle· I rwo NICE LOTS---100 FOOT have been tllken under the super· Approximately 1 ttcre levcl land. !:x:cellnt well. 1a milea trom P~~rt. ~~ per month. Call 9ft99 front 140 tt. deep near Rtclne . vision of Squire, Sanders & Demp· Circles Jlestaurant. 2·2-6tc Good road. Phone Racine 2123. se)l, Bond Attorneys, Clcvelaod, Vomeroy . l'rice $1,000. lnqulro J4u. HoweU Mt Ptgetuwn. Ohio, whose appl'oving Ollinlon 7 llOO:~ HOUSE, GAJlAGE. Good . 2~-6tp may be ubMtined by the successful • l ·9·30Lc location. Also u nfurnished 3 CABLNli.'TS room apartmonl . balh and fur.._~ bidder at hia expense. A complete JlllCH .LlTCHt:N Formica t'op, Booll:cale built to nice. in Nt!W Haven. Phone 6170. OnCe transcript of proceedin~~:s and the printed bonds will be furnished by 2 4 Ste suit your bo~se. Viny.l A.11be1· NOTICI OF APPOINTMINT th~ Board, together with a certifl· 1u• llloclc:1 lald. Neii;Uer tiuHd- ·, MOOERN 2 Bml>ROOM lucutor catc showing no litigation pendinlil In& Supply. CaU GU)' Nelaltlr, Melvin Little's Trailer Cour~ 1 CaM No. 11301 0t thre11tened at the time of the 1·7-tfc · Chuhire, Ohio. Phone Emerton lltate of JoHph Grueqr, delivery, to enjoin delivery or to Racine, Ublo. \12 RATS KILLKD WITH STAR 7·7329. 2 4 6tc DKMitd contest the validity of the bonds Warfarin 2ih Lba, $1.49; 4 LbM. - - Notice Is hereby given thltt Irene or the power to Issue them or tbe $2.50. .sare •ure, "Uaranteed. HOUSE STAR ROUTE CHESTER. Tom whoae Post Office address is levy or collection of taxes for .. Call A. J . Carter, YU6·2232. 76 Un1veral'• T errace, Athens, th e lr payment. EbetlbMeb Hardware"• Pomeroy. OoJ 2 .~utc l · :ll ·3tp)~ (l-28-3tp); (2-4·Jlp); Ohio, has been duly appolnted a!J 1 Jn the event the interest on said I7J H I Executrix o! Lhe EstHte of Joseph bonds should by act or Congreu '2·7-3tp). BHAND NEW PORTABI.E ZIG · t e p Wonted Grueaer, late of Meiis County, ur otherwise become subject to ZAG eewin& machiue. Makes but WE NEED WOMEN WHO Ohio, deceased. ·, Federal Income Taxes prior to demonogl'll.ms, and pro willina to work for nation Dated this 26th day of January, livery, the successful bidder may ton hol«l8 111 milD)" !1nc)' sUtchcs. l', ull price Illy known lirm. Good commil- 1860. reCuse to accept delivery and in only $77.&l Terms available . eion. No Jnvelt~Mnt. no collecF. H. O'lBRlEN such event his bond or certiflecl 2-r..Otc lion, no deliverin&, ear neceaJ\ldge of the Probate Court check ahaU be returned without Phone 343. Jiry. For inrormatlon write .MNJ• CouJU.y, Ohio interest. PEC~JH ESE P Ul'Plt:S . Mn. W.W. Wilda Valentine, Route No. 1, (1) 29i "t2> ~. 12, 3tc .lb It is contemp1ated that the 11 a , 732 5·ycamore St., Middle~oard will meet at 7:30 o'clock p, Marietta, Ohin. 2·2·6tc port. 2 3 12tc m. on tho Uth day or t'ebruary, I Employment 1960. to conolder aaid bids aod THREE PIN BAIL MACIIJNES. ( make an award. NOTIC 01' "PPOIN.~INT In good ahape. Price $1011 Clll sr 3-81MS between· e am C'\tl lltlte of Cera ltll Iowen The bonda will be deUvered o.c.1tM the office of the und•rsigned, or and IO pm Clifton, w. va. l.JO.at WANTED HOUSE WORK. Wn..t. c... No. 11.291, auch other place as may be agreed live in. Seme nunlnJ if fteee• Notice Ia hereby &lven that Ern·~ on with tht s~cc~saful bidder; if P ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN· Ill')'. Phone Rutland 2-4301. eat Bowen whose Post O!fice add- outai~e of the hmtts of the School . er-Unclaloled '23 .00 plua 2-3·6tp. reaa Je Pomeroy, Ohio, R. D. 1, Dlstrlct the bidder shall pay u· S7 .85 due on parta. Phone :WS. ha• been duly appointed Executor penae of delivery at that place. 2~c Busineu Services oi lho IIOIJ!O of Con Boll Bowen Before maklnl tender uf tho -;;;;;;;:;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;.,I 1NcoME TAX SERVICE, QUIC--K late of Slll1bury Townahlp. Melli bonda aL the place ~f deUvery tht1 l., Counlf, Ohlo, deeeasod. Board ahaU give wrttten notice to ~ and rell1blo. Call 82.37, !larry Dated , this 27th day of Janu· the &ucceNful bidder not 1ater R. Barnt1, 693 Locu1t '3t., Mid· ar1 1960. lhan the &hlrd day before lhe prodleport. 2.a.ete ' ' r. H. O'BRIEN pobo.cdd tender. ofl the facl that the PUINAC:.,., WIITINOoj Judie of lho Probate Courl , n '· tronocr pi, no-lltieatlon -n•nctt. Ameltl 1 ,.. ,MeJa• county, Ohio eertiricate, and appproving opinOhle. ...._ (1) 20i (2) IS, 12, 3tc ion will be available fllr deliver,: _ _ _ _...;::...:::...::::..:;:..:;:..:::.:land alvtna the date lmd hour fot 11 It tfo tho lender II lhe oald place of d.. ., . D• livery, provided however that nolh· LIOAL NOTICI ina herein eonta.ined shall prevent· leute Left~ ........., Ol!ile. se,led .blda wp1 be received in the makln1 of a mutually aareto: ~ the Olfl~o.'t ol tht VUlaa:e· Clerk,. able arran1ement for the deliverx. BRONZE, 'VIllaa~J of Pomero)', Ohio, until of the bond1 ei,her at the place y. noon .March 1, UNJQ, on the fOI·. fixed or ellewhcre. , and SUver Plated. Wl1te: · If such notice hal not been given mond Thomu, l•npvnte. Ohio. lowing: 110 V·B I•Door ~~~~~ 1 1f 30lc l''or Sa1e by the Village of or waived b)' "the euccenhd biddel - ::-::-..:::=:= Pomeroy, one .qaed 12 ton Chcvt:o- -and the bohdl, transcript, no-utt) , clean ln,• ~.!:..~: iii'A 1'!J' lei truck con>plet<: wllh dum~ bed. aatlon certl!lcate and approvio( 11'&111. Willi opinion are not avaU4ble for dco .,.....__, 414 ... and bolat. In rubber. fta, ••••,,-art. t !dna Sehoenleb, clctk livery to the .-ucc:euful bidder at 11 B~[i'iiJiUciM.~ IN41e Vllloae of PomelW such place of delivety on or before I{ SBR(2) ~ 12. 2te 12:00 o'clock nooo of the 30th cah ------:-endar day lfter the day fixed for Dairy sale1 -a ll*lall)'. Ten ,..,. experience, K.....,lh FLII TO MIST lhe reeolpt of blda, and the oucHaaer, Coolvnte. Ohio. BONN, Germany UPI ~ A total ~saful bldder eha.U nOt be in del 301p of a,:m reoldenlo of Communlll! laull of an)r of hlo obllaotlons, he Particularly does this apply to ui.: < ' I ' •r ,,, , I o .. ' . . '. ' Sign on Thlo Is lhe IJfe . w Chapel Industry on Paraaet2:4~ Garden Club ot lh4 Air 1:11() Champlo:rsltlp Bo-:IIDg !:l!ff"olymplc · Village, ·usA 2>15 NBA Basketball 4•SD World Chunpl~nsblp GoU 5:30 Time: Preaenl 6•00 Meel tlle Press 6·30 N-a PI~- 7:00 o~;rland·Tr~ll 8>00 Sunday Shbwca•e ,~;::r ::u:·:h.,m;.':n, ·• 1:10 · -1:00 . 2:1S •. ~130 8"" FridIIJ' ·.·.lito; ' . I ' '' i business~ mfim is to advertise 1n THE DAILY SENTINEL ', .·' if'~ ·!; M>~l'..d . ;.,.. ;)loou• "J : 1:30 Talk Back . 2:00 Li'l ~seals 'I 3:00 Roy Rogers 'I •=00 Studio w,.lrtllltt ' • t:OO AU.Star Golf ·l"-,"e"PI•e l :.• ·Uft"""''-'-'--- where the message is lasting ! Channel13 - Frid'IIJ' 1 ti:OO !!,: 12:30 1:00 ::::: 1:00 with your nome in block and white for oil to see. •;• B:llo "I ~~- . ~~, I T:IIO ''" 1:30 t:IO ~ DAILY S - . J&4tt!i'•NJf'iliidiy ; . !lr~ :tt ~ . •' \.11 • U:OO Revival c:u.ai!, : 9>9D Atiiericans II WGrl V:" Christian •oo •u lo MY ''"--· ·•' _ ..,p n "' ~~~ ::uk up And Live 11:30 Cai!lllfa ll:ll5 Newo seteace 'l'bteo 12'00 Rev, Blwood Gibbs ;2:30 Oral Roberti! 1:00 2:00 ·2:30 9:00 13 - SutvruiJ !!" OJW Love 5:30 8•00 8:30 Jet JaclisOJi 7:00 Movie Matinee 7::JO ~=yp~e of lhe Week 8:00 Steve Dolionn 9:.00 1'BA t:30 Bold Mvonturo 19:00 Pero' llason 10:00 IYC~od-aead ..- .Aihe .10:30 lrr; ,·Luclty ~ lfti .. ' 11•90 HiVe Gun; .WI . v~ ' ,!;~ it , GU!Jsmob • 5:-.J. _ Alii.•.•.. tJ 13 ~·J ,~:.. New York Philharmonic Rev.'wlllard Wilcox Comedy Time Sunday Sports Speetaculu Face tho Nation ' Conqdeat GE Colle10 Rowl Small World The ,.,..nlteth ee~ La11le Dennis the Menal!f Ed Sullivan Show GE Thea~ rUtred Hlteheoclr: iPruiutl Jack Benny Show Geotge Gobel Show Wbal'a lll~ Line gtlnd"1 «owa ~SIator lJ an 00 , 1:00 ~ co· ,. · •116 illro. ' !)on bkD., ,!l{i. · 011- :.' On ' .,_, • ...._- .:·, !!tminlal . . ,...~~ !rim ~ •'- Sunday dinner ~ lly of Pooneroy, 1 '".; lifr. aDd - Jbs. L i.f. ~ri\1, Q~l .a nd Bll't'Y. of Briodb~ ll!titl S!lllli~ h!!l-e With bts p,...ptr,.iltr. •Ha.Mrs. ~*ten~ Stewart. .. lrlri. Ettri Youns bei ,m\il'ilod fl'ODt ~ aeyerol dayo \'1811. i\',llh . a lhree chn:!'n, tdt a GeO-"' F ....~111 -•.,··-• • ·~ fonlieid ·~ sevm ~.Orillotl won hll white at work for the William• C~l €0Jbp~l))'• .Wer!nl>sdaY. Mr. ond .~ra. lllcliard)•rrla9n lJld aoii. of Bancroft spefrt the "n·.ekletldtl~.·r· wllh Ed ·- ... tbe ab\1 .. ; tlrlugbter, Mn. Ray llrinillet ilid . ff ~~ ·~ tluJl' Cf.i!ll• ~d r.':tf it!l> to lluntlllk local~ ol_ltr, Abboll aDd fali>· ~hd •. fit dji, tOll w •• ret~ od· Mr. lllrs. Bill libi' fwo ~hllllron of lllrldlejioti rljient• Sund17' with bts pa"'nla, ltlr. and Jbs. qbules f'UitiOOn, . La11rel (!ljff . : Larrl-1 SociQ(Ite.ms .,,, '' : :Mn. Ei'heot Satmdm · Mr. . and loin, Lou lllehl caDI'ICI of Athens, .Ohio, were guestt of o.n ~- ·a nd Mn. Clyde Brown of Mr. itld Mrs. Geot;e · JohnaoD on ~eroy. SUildly. . r. and Mrs. Olear Smith apent :Mr. · and Mrs. Sunday evening at _the home of Mr. and Mrs. C)tarles lllehl and 'i , •· M-. o~""'e ..,,en,""'' ,, ' '· •• ""' ~ ~...~ and 1van Powell speiYt . . 1:30 Sip; Off U~. ,IJ Dan Marr were .1\lr. and Jbs, Dal· · t !)a M 1u, Ro --~ ~-· ""' vat on ,...,uo ~. b ,Wlt Is· and · usb ~ · ·· n • ' ..* 1~:~ ·fttr.f.Jt.w. 1.~0 __ t1lea~r t SW!dJl' IJ!eill, l>f Mr. .@I'd Mrl· lalf>ilt, Pl. Pleaiant. 12:30 llls""p :,··~o ""' " . ~ ,M , .,.... 2 111 '2:30 S c t - 6 1 ' , """' .. 3:00 1:30 .1 ~1~olll . Jllililjl - 1•00 'Nul Wmc*-lt $!iii 4:30 ilro!eit ~ · ~:00 Pubhlos : WHTN.TV _Channel ·13 !jiiiNoJI'eollut jtl"•"-'-••o ,/!POiltti'~ 'lfOt. ori~ ~. Ed,ear eli"" -ell iJll- 111 i2:0U ~olp> ~File 11•05 Woother Wlndill¥ 11 "10 Late ShoW "'~I Pllliibilfth ito Lale Sliciw --,.,_ _._,_,., l, !Ia · .·-.--~.n•!"J n i:40 """ rJip .Jtill!lil. filaUYel - • Ji;., i, l l'iJ l(n. , Ch~ , ,L¥...._ , w. o reildM ID !he wli! ~ =~ \6 ~ Jllo.·w..J.lia,;:. ~ . ~"'r.i6!:J..!' ~. Jlii'o]l Vi~~";i ~Jil<l(e hii'< M_.ID\1\ U.:i! ;to~. · 'lltliltiot llirl Clowlhlili Sohnion hlw iliWil~. . t~:: t~~~"fh~i.Jtute N- U"*!:i. ""' M.. . ~~~ · lf""' U.4Jlu...W~ .r l:f: *:_Ill l=lNI ·~~:~WOMitt; . .UaJ.....rr SbiJO!ileUO Sh....,.. f:OII •'"" L~~"" .. II 1':01 011 sw;•-· 'Ntwl B ..~W- . ·~-.·'"" -..,.- - · ,.. ,.... If•"' .:~ Jl'e~tt4 I WublrlJIOrl WitWittftts : !r£,.\~:~~"!n~~~ ~it-:- aad i4rL W14 row1er o! . lllr. and ~ Loller P'Ohmm u.oo ~:30 Ro~J;' 1 ~bf 6:00 tio ~ !loci' 7·00 · dG.i'D, T~9 , YO'tf!l .8:30 -1 00 'i1N · ~ JJ:so · ~ lO~SG 2lt :Be.~n ~~ ..I:OU . The N6Wi T~ · 1:00 l'l,~_lleadliD...w~ S:f!} 11'~ . ·. ·· ,_ !lfi>adwiJ 'i09 IJ...., B,oidii•V..U. •1:~1 ~F 1111- .!W... . 2•ll!! P~o. ~ IIMCI_...._ ..~~-•~ .· 8hilr 811 Non Bu<lmiJik *•iO . _b' "enUln sa 8:30 LeoV. H to - .t:OO Lawrenoe Welt SIUnl v....., li:M I):. 1dll . 2:00 ·2<111 ...,.... J:lll. "" --. m · w ow '-"'• =- w · ,.. tO!JO Mi&Jrty Mouse P1QUau.1f 1 Luq · 30 Ths~~ K"?~! ianter M 110 ., - ...... JIOtorio& 11 ~ lfWi n:t it:.~~ · .. §-=-~ 00 !fOoil MWt · lf;p ...,..w. ~~ llePJrti 9:0 BreUfull'luV 1:1111 '1'op !leo. !fiWo t • _: lleeord Hop DIU Clark Dinr u:OO Sea Hunt It . R- ct ;~Dt ''"' QOill!llunii)'·LGOal Ntwi 12:00 !Joon lr'IW8 11:i1 Wooklia 1:dll Nelia lleoaun...wi.01 Woo'ltillll , •<· . :·•1 '!'~of. ha&r llloaf I, ,:J. . ~•--"',"".-~ , ..,. ~- ...... _.,w,....._ Ju,O~ ·la¥i7 llilf!...r.i...J. • U:ltO ifllWI ~ .. - 8:110 N01h Broa1t1aot Part7 1:110 .....,u • .,.weottoot 1:111 Jlnlitfut Pttt,. •Ill"! . lrOI 1:30 P'l'lnclsco lleot SeanAIJ>~ .~ =:"' tg:oo tuNDAY lip 0.. Non ~odU.,..Woolbrllt ·• hndoy Cbapel ,... c. ''"' !lilY• .lloa\iomort ~ . IIIIIIOb : , ~·1141 'l)o .~ !lkow • 7:31 Jlnlaltlall ~ a:OO New• 118adB-Weatllor 11 Put7 :;~ i IO:SO Withlta Town It ·00 New1 Hew.,•;_.. ll:to w,alborow 11:15 Nltewate~ WCHS.TV CJ,Cinnef 8 · '· .i: :~: IIHdi!Jtei.W*'~~= ~ 'irarbl Jlepott l'·0040 Nowo iii'e'ifut l'!rlf ' HoMJliit.Wootllor f:H :01 _.eoiotpl l'Jitr~ 7:H 7:110 R...o Hurlltu•'lttothror "':4'1 ~~.~ .g:gg f!;:;..s~::, Command -Performance Off. Shore Ai.rJift ·IIBA Basteball llaelng from ~aleab 'I• 1:00 Ctplaln Kan,.roo ,, t:OO Our Gang comedles !; 10:00 Cartoon ~w Mr. aild " th.-..~~~.!'.11r:.d Tune In The 9· 9"·· o· Mf. FOR THE ws NE ' ' Of.11ie-.·ohio Valley 8 A,,M, 1:55 P.M. 8:$$ A.M• i.,v A•M.' ~,. I 55 p• M• IZ No,i'l 5P 'Ro·d'io ,. · ~~~d::d ·~m~d "k,:!'.~u ~~f~ sPOT 0 n You r Ra d10 • D'IG I - 1 Jilts. Lou Diehl spent · and MrS. Guy Russell, Bndbilry. Louis Diehl hu returned to •chool aner: having been for oeveral days, and !Mrs. Robert BaJa' of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rail of w v nr1 nd ··~ a .• a I h of-a ome -. Mrs. Emil Allohower, Emil ,\ilshowor called on Jbs, Wanda Eblin, Mrs. Edna Sehaefer ' called ttn. Margaret Alleb oncf .Mrl. Gilkey. Margaret Allen called on Dlebl and Mn. Iva w · u:r•. HOLD THIS !>oR ME! TILL. !;'· Pom:t:Y THE! GOING TO · AFTER THE p""'. SHOW and Mrs. Clarenee Aekley, Al~'.,,.os_col"'d on h~garenla, Mr. ..&r.ult. !iorman ~efer, Pom- .M: St·..tl• •n· WJ H . 'IIIII , , .· . V ~ · . a~;w~Pu~l~un;,,~,·;rruf.f~er<r~;;;d-;,b;~;, 1-. w· ~ . ·...a II;,~ bone while playAnl vvv •n• YYU&tl Mn:· ·<:O'tS Rerishaw. spent the afternoon wlth Mrs. Georgia Diehl." . Pulli111, eon of Mr~~ .,; ~~~------'---~Lb~~~~~:!:'~~~~~!l,~~~~ ., I •~ \ I Covering,This Eritire T~dine A.rec.lr . • ·, L • ' . Legal No"''ce ' , -~L Th~rt ~AQy ::, With More Circulotio.n lfri"-'H. "' , · .. ;·, ~ \ · ' Other ,Newspaper. :"L.' ... )o- • ·: I . · \ li ·. • i~. 1 ., ' j I q '", I ; " rl!lhl to be uel'<loed bjo ..... a;:.. ,; ..ad- • contra~. or purclwej 7:00 SOturday Night hmbono 1>30 Bonmu B'SO M4n ona lhe Oallenge t \00 Tho Depllty 9:30 World Wldo 110 . lli•SD Man From Interpol U:!JO N..,• ~ '1:10 Weetllo....,. . 11:15 ShoctWatcil • ·OO ~I on Off . · : ':00 The Brlgftter Day · ;, f:1S The Secret Storin t &:30 The Edge of Night · HIO The Three Stooges : 6:30 The Ule of Riley : 6:00 Arthur J, Smilb- News ' 8:15 Jule ·Rlvlln Show i; 8:30 Amos 'n' Andy ! ?:00 Markum . 7:30 llawhlde ; 8:30 Hotel de Paree : 10:00 The Twilight Zone .' 10:30 Penon· to Person ·~ u:oo News 11:111 Theater 13 ;, 12:30 Sign Off ' · .' fL.' _...J -.i...-..1 the merchant who and prices. The best advice we can give to '"' -...,.-liiUlOIUic'ed ,liOn- to.cooool.Qe Silcll ~12:$0 ReslJeil dflb : 1:00 'IV Cl.assrOOin '., . wishes ·the public to be owore of his merchandise LegaI NOfiCe ·~cb '"""" .. ., •:88 '"'"" .Bo- Qooll,o T!!e llllff ud ll ·OO· llbJ' ·lt:GP• TrUe SIOl'J' '! ._ • 'l'lloalir • .10 Sporll RoUndup 8:!8 WatetfJont c I --,1 I:O!J . Jiamar of the Junele 1 I :It, C1o1e I - · l--t:M · .junior.A¥cllOD !11:00 Cartoon Spectacular •11:30 Eddie SeaC!ist and the RoHin' Rockets 13:00 Lunch with Soupy Solea SJX ,~~~~~~~~5~~ Eaat Germany Oed to tho West aball ba'Ye the r.l&bt thereafter and durina ua, 'Week J.n. u w 28, 1~ 80 lona •• no &uch tender by tha more than the prevlou• week, the BoU'd: itWI yet have been made·~ ,SJJQI ~ i 9:00 Badge abd liullela TRAJLi:R Re'd!l¥• "'"11 Ul1111 G ~·I =r Woalhercasb 11 >15 1~:!ll · lack Paar Show · 11:30 t:OO' · St~ 011 12:oo ;::,:::_::::::;:...::.::__ _ _ _ _ IU:30 . : ~ 3- Saturday Sehedalt o.. D:lll 111D Char.nel· 3 - 5unda) ~~: :=! ~ ~mo• ':A. ----ABE LINCOlN a l 20) ~~: ~~~e!:;:'!~~~ 1 Leg I N · ' B:Q,f! All Carooy ~how : 9:110 · :M,Sq,.., ~ ~0:011 cavelcode of Sports ttr':: I d ¥an If~ · Will'l>l,.ey ~ienu ~ 1 k k . ~;Mj ~~~.:0"':' Haw 10.,,.... - - ,....1...1 ,-~e'a '' . "" Black '"" ·~taddl . Itl:.lll 1):00 The Nrllt Tohlthf l1HI1 Weather 1•15 Spo"* Report · 1•. #0.' Ila"' :J ":" , · . SAY IT IN PLAIN ENGLISH THEN SIGN YOUR NAME" For Sale JS..A W ;::: •·- • _n_.,_ =,.,..• ciliA 8:00 Newo ; . . . '"' .,o or !'I, .toT::Wa'lf"N~ 1:1i0 Jitidd)' Starcher Sh•w "IF YOU'RE GOING TO SAY SOMETHING, I. I'>II ll)iUt P"""'nah\;' 5:110 ''<eorrnbOit Bllt · 'fl!llt) ' CttU' Kid l :ilV '"SI..mboat ·BIII · ~u Jtin 'l'hacht Show 8:25 Weathercall 6:30 News ,Picll'."" . " I• ...,_~, ~--~• 6·. ••, H'"' 7:w Dealh Valley llaya . 7:(!0 Thlo "P.awoon 8'116 I I •uo 5r~ Scl••~rtclloh 1'MPODaily IATUIDAY ' D•OO School Sto>'Y •-J Houoe on HI~~ ~!teet ' ,;; , . I 'o•..... , Pomerof.·Middleport, 0., Feb. 4, 1960-7 Altretkiil ·llandstand ,,... ' ~Tiil Ttn I I 4;110 ..,.t I I I • 3 .., f.U.... I I . '•·-. TELEVISION GUtDE •· • L i-.WSAZ.TV Chonri.eJ 3 PI • ' uppers SOCIG • II:""yenatns t5 Mr. and Mn. Victor SbeltOD ud ·! ,Da~y .SenUnel, ~ T I Ul .... { 011 ' ~-~~:....s~'!: :~ NOTICE OF SALI 01' -DS 2 I tic Sealed bl<ls will be reeeived b) the unders.lgned, Clerk ol th'" The U.dies Friemlship Circle c-.~ ~~!, Hoard of J!Alucauon of the Pom I Mrs. E. C. Riddle and daughter, held ita fi.nt meeting of the aew 1'0& CONSJSTENT DEPENDABLB &ll8ULT8 •Crifl llradlenll eroy .Enmpted VIllage School n 16 Ethel, of New Hnen, vislled Mn. year at" the home o1 M.ra. Edaar 1 Helen Barker, Sunday, and , . . I'Mnt .., c.ntact trlct, herem referred to u th... The Cub Seouta: ol Dena ud at· Arnott In Middlepori, Friday eve· 1 PHONE 398 A. ~ .~ llMI-. Oh.. Board, in the County of Melg~, 2, Pack 2oM, enjoyed a ceovered tended revival services at the 00 rung. Durinl; the buaineu aesaion, III:.TES Ohm , at the ~ffu:e of the Super Idtsh supper at the Salilbury Twp. Church at Muon. IJt wu decided to &:lve each mem· • ..., . I -'-ROO - . - 1-"kln. .lll.lrmam diUD mtendent of School~ oi the Porn School bull<Uhg Saturday evenmg Helen Pat Brown of Richwood, ber a cift on her birthday and I OICltl Pl't word lor three eoa.eeudv. m..tiiiiJI. 808'1 TRII alaviCI AND RE· eroy Exempted Villaa:e Schoo. ' Twenty-three parent.l, 1.3 Cub W. Va. and Leona Wamsley, stu- ~ that the nezt meeting would be Spoolal--mootbtor30_,.-. moval. Phone 245-X. 12-3-30tp DttlriC~ at tbe . Pomeroy SeRIOl Scoutl and 13 children attended. I ~enta at M;arahall College, Hunt- the home i)f Mn. Donald Roush J'Wl rate- i1f S ~D"- 116 word ww "e coa:pd fw ad~ . _ H1gh .school Bualdmg. Ea1t ~au. I Den One opened lb.e meeting mgton, vi11ted at tbe home ol Mr. in New Haven. Gamu were play!I DIX paid wilhln 10 days 2!\Br rec:elvina bUl CUISTOM. ~UlLT K.lTcHEN DE- ~treel , Pomeroy~ Ohio, untll J I wtth the Pledge of Allegiance to and Mn. Clarence Wamsley dur- ed and Mrs. Prul Fitqerald won ..... In AdvertiJUI&- Sbould be t1'ported tnuntoliateJ1, 'no al,gned fa. your hom~ Fr~ u- o clock p m Eastern Standard the Fla&. Den One sang a song ing the weekeod. . . the door prLZe. The hostess lel'V· Wi11 SeDtinel will 001. be rapOOii.ole ror more thaD one iDCOI' Um1teL Fou.;nan aud ADOOtt, T1me, on the 2-lth d~y of FebruCUb Malter Df,'igbt Logan was Mr. and .Mn. Frank Vanan of ed refreshments to the followint: .... lnoertlon. Pboue 8:'11-Y. 8-6-tl ary, 1960, at wh1ch tlme the b1& in cbarae of the candlelight cere· ~olumbua v~ited Mr. and Mrs. Mesdames Jane Johnson, Helen Canl or 1'bonko and speo~o~ Notlcee ot $1.00. o-.., WlJl be publicly opened and read, , mony for the followln& new Cuba . vharlea Vanan, ·Sunday. ROush, Gwen Bumgarner Stewart. CI.ILANDI p.~bli&bed ot I """J1U -'11. ..... a TV . . lr ........ ,for the purchase or bonds of the Jimmie Broderick, Mike Carlton, .Mr. and . Mrs. Jolm ;Boothe and Ullian Fitq:enld, Lucy' Trew, WQ.kDS 1 UA~ 3 DAYS 8 DAYJ 1 MO Phon. ~ Board m the aggregate amount oJ Uerald Pullm•. Mike Bentz and son, Ronme, of CoJ'IWlg, visited Mae Van Meter, Aline Carpent.~r, 11 I10c llOc $1.3& ;;;;;;;;~p~.,~-~~ .. ~·~O~h~lo.~;;;;;;;;;;: 1$400,000 authortzed by reeolutJOn Danny Abbott. Wolf awards were Mr. and Mn. Bill Stewart, Sunday. Helen Elias, Peachle and Ruaaell, :10 I10c .1.20 t1.80 "-00 · adopted January 19, 1960. I presented to Robert Burdette and Thomaa RoAch, employed ~ all local; Alma Coleman, Pome26 75< 'l.OL 12.21 f'l.IO Saw bunds shall be dated the Dwight Logan Jr. Bear awards Huntington, spent the week at h111 roy; Shirley Priddy, &radbury; AdJ received by 10 A.M. wW be lob that <hJ'I ,.,_.. fmH day of Marcn, 1900, shall be in were preaented to Jack Moore and home here . . Juanita Rou1h, Pee&:y RusseU and the denomination of $1,000 eacb, Charles Bartel$. a Gold .Arrow . ~· and Mrl. Pearl Ntchola~m Charlotte Roush, New Haven. Notices (9) For Sole shall draw mterest payable semi · Potnt to Dwi&ht Logan Jr., and "181ted Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robm- ~ = -.,---::-a.nnu.ally on the first day1 of June Round-Up patchea to Robert Bur-1 110!1 and daughter, Cheryl_ Ann, at Sunday vlaiti)rs -of Mr. aod G~~t~E~tt~~;!~~· H~ and December of each year be· dette, Jack Stanley, ,BtUy Radford, ~tddleport Saturday everunen. . Mrs. George Trew were Mr. and hay. Phone TU 2-1951 , New gmnmg June 1, 1961, at the rate I Keith Evl.lll Dwight Logan Jr. dreJbs.E!Elmer Va'!.~~dter andd ehl!· Mra. Glen Arnott of Londonderry of 4% per annum. Anyone d6lltr· and Randy Sfeeta. n •.. mer Jr., n4lu Y an Jam- James Sprou&e, Pomeroy, Mr. and _Ha~en, _after 4 p. m. 2-3-3tp Cl. lng to do so may present a bid !or A abort bUiiDIJII meeunc waa 1fer VISited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Edgar Arnott and IOD, Mid· *Eletlrlc Range GE VACUUM CLEANER SALE. Before 9:30 A.M. saJd bonds base.d upon their bear- ' m charge of Cub Muter Dwi&bt Greer at Pt. Pleaeapt, Sunday. dleport. 100 Gallon Guollne Many left Over from 1959 in- I Mhtcllepoaf 6131..1 mg a d1fferent rate of mterest, ~· Logan at which time 1everal items! Mr. and Mrs. Cb~er Oliver Miss Sandra Reynold.. Pt. ventury . Swivel tops $27 .00 , p.....,.oy 125 but not m excess of 6%, provided were dlscuaed. Several of the I entertained with a dmner Sunday Pleasant spent Saturday nlght *GE Fry Sklllel complete with attachments. . KAUTZ FlED STORI that wtterc a frachonal interest I lathers wiU help next Saturda 1 ln observance of the 2nd birthday ·~ • Terms. Phone 343 . 2--Utc At Che&ter rate 1s b1d , such fractii)n shaH be mornina when the window at E~ of Terry Tucker. Guesta were Mr. Columbus, ..dr. and Mrs. Homer *Register AI The Yukon ,s.nu 'one-quarter of one per cent or a ersbach'l Hardware st«e is de and Mrs. Luther TUcker and Tim· Johnson of Mason visited Mr. apd 19r,e 2 BEDR~M HOUSE TRAIL· ER. Melvin Little's Trailer Court HAMILL SERVICE STATION mult1ple thereof orated. . c- my. . Mrs. Fred LewiS recently. j Cheshire, Ohio. etc Before 9:00A.M. Sa1d bonds mature as follows: The next meetinc will be the Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Lowie Peten and 24 • Alblny 3353 $21 .000 11n December 1 in ~a.<:n Blue and Gold IUpper on Feb 13 famt)y, Pt.. Pltaaant, Mr. and Mra. daughter of Middleport viaited Mr. SINGER ELECTRIC PORTABLE Every Day Bervlee year frolll 1961 to uno inclua1vc Each penon il to br:ing a eov~ lloyd Hoffman and family, Mn. and Mrs. Benton !Blake. Sunday. sewing machine. In excellent and $22.000 on Decem be~ 1 10 each 1dish and aandwic:hes for their Ray Thompson, air. and MH. Jan Mrs. Earl Robinson and daucb-condition . &lance due only • year from 1977 to 1983, Inclusive. Iamlly,. Any relative of the boya Schneider and aon of Columbus ter «?beryl Ann, Mlddl~ort, Pat· $39.50. Terms if desired. Phone ( 20a) Termite I Said bonds are ISSUed f(Jr the ID Pack 248 Ia InVited. to this IUp- were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ty Hill _and son, and J~mce Nichol343. 2~-6tc .-ontrol purpoae of acquiring real eatale per and program. The Cub Kuter and .Mn. U.u Hoffman. . son visited ~ina Lewts Monday. 1s ....., for school purposes, constructing Den Mothen and offleers ol the Tom HellfOD, BUl Hesaon and Mrs. Fannle Frances of Mason U~~! PIPE LINE Mll..KER com- 1 _ _ a new fireproof clem~ntary achool · Pack 1are plannin& an interesting Mn. Helen Roberts and son of Col- spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrt. P for sale. Includes vacuum FREE lN~PECTlONS . PHONE buildin;:, remodeling and imProv· program. umbUI vlaJted Mr. and Mn. Walter F. M. Locket and Evelyn East Main Street pump, 3 milking units, atainle111 3.83-M. GllD"ore supply store. ing existing fireproof school build· Blake, Saturd1y. Mr. and Mra. Lew Edwards vlaPomeroy, OhJo steel pipeline and suction can Vaughan Peat Control Co. &Jem· 1ings, furnishing and equipping DINNIR SUNDAY Mr. and Mn. ~ese Williams ofllted Mn __. _Le_la WUllam• to wa•h. Everything to mate ber o~ National Pest co... trol I school buildings and landscaping, The Ladle• Auxiliary of the ~ PJeuant. Mn. May Tolliver, - OWLS CLUB, OPEN EVERY c~mplcte job. Purley Karr, AIIOCiatioa. lf,..J.tlc I equipping and otherwise improv· Middleport Voluoteer Fire De- illr. and Mrl. Don Tolliver and aon night cxn•pt Monday, formerly C ester. 2 4 3tp ing school lite. partnient will have a family din· of Glenwood and Mr. and Mrs. AI· the Katyd1d . Dance every S.lll· ODD LOT OF MODI:RN WOOD- ( 2Qbj t said bv.Jds are pa1 able at the ner this Sunday ai the fJremen's lred Roush of Water Falls, Ohio, urday night. 2·~8tc MEN Lodge dishes. can be seen office of one of the lcg&.l deposi- hall at 4:00 p. m. vlalted Mrs. Alma Johnson and mother, Sunday. at home of Don Price, 809 Maple BARNES·SWPSON IN~uRANCE taries of the Board, namely , 'fhe · llj,) Au[.;, Soles St., Middleport . 2 4 3tc Agentt., Middleport. Fire, Autc,. Farmers Bank and Savinga Com· liverlng to the undersigned (or to Mn. Mabel Johnson and Mrs. mobile, !hmd1. l-hone 6318. pany of Pomeroy, Ohio, or The his_ office during busineu hours) Eule Henry of Beverly, Ohio, vis· 1 BUICK sp~ ·: lAL AND MANY HAY LOADER AT GIVE-AWAY Pomeroy National Bank, Pomeroy, wr1Uen notice of such caneellation. lted Mr. and Mrs. Gene R.tley and other ilL .. , .at sacrifice prices. Ohio, al the option of the holder,, Such bidder shall thereupon be en· family Suf!day. . price. Good condition. Come See COMPLETE INSURANCE See H. it . Durst, below Long Fred E . Austin, Lan)'IVille, Ohio, t tJ Lif A 1 Fir p 11 and arc supported by unlimited tltJed to the ret~rn of the deposit Mr. and Mra. Bob McDerm1tt and &uom , Ohio. 1 10 JDtp Route 1. 2 4 atp ;a~J onDoo e,.Mi u 0 • e, 0 0 • taxes. . whJch accompanied hi• . bid and it da':lchterl ol West Columbia visitONE 19G2 DOIJGE, NEW MOTOR. OblO. l.lt. Middleport, ~ Said bids will be prompUy con ·. shall be returned to htm immedl· ed Mr. and .Mt-s. Harrison Robinson Will sell cheap. Matt Hen- (9o _ . aidcred, and said bonds will be j ately. . / · and family Sunday. I Marlne ~uppt lft DON STIVERS sold to the highest bidder offering The rtght IS reserved to reject Mn. Dana Le.wis visited Frank • drick8, Racine, .Houle 1, Nea~e Harris and famtly Thursday even· Settltnnent. 2-2-6tp 1 USED BOATS AND MOTOR-;--""' 012 1 1the lowest interest rata at not Jess bidl . ~ • .than par and accrued Interest. Bo.rd of lcluatfon of the lng. , '46 PLYMOUTH . DON SAYRi, and up wh!l• they l ..t. /The lowe 6 L interest rate will be hmeroy lxertlfltecf VIII• Mrs. Nelson Roush of New Ha· Middleport Phone 6120·Y. polltan Motorp, 600 •· #Min idetermined by calculating the DlltTict ven visited Mr. and Mrs. Freeman 1·30-tHp ~::J:,:•roy. Phone 24SY totai interest to stated maturity J, lclwtr~ Clerk Johnson Sunday afternoon: at the rate bid and deducting (1) 29, (2) 6, 12, 3tc Mr. and Mrs. Otey Johnson of 1955 llUJCK L>YNAt'LOW. Hlue 1141 Mr R~nt therelrum the premium bid. If and white heater, radio. $63() each of two or more bids is the· can finMncc . Y11ncc Millho'ne, ~ents. Peop..•• TetraCII and I highest bid oHering the lowest 2 4 Jlp Vale St., oft eutternut Ave.,. interest rate, the bonds wlll be Tuppers Plains. ,49 TWO DOOR - ,.,.,..,. Phoae ID-Y awarded on such one of aald high· mouth Slallorr DWELUX PVLY· 2 1 30tpl 'i.l) t<.ea~ t:sto 1 tt est bids as is chosen by the said .. a~~,on. cry Clerk by lot. All bids must be ac· ~ ood .cmulllum . !hd1u ond Ileal· APAll'~.'MENTS - t"'urnlehed and FOR SALE. MODERN 7 ROOM compamed by a bond or certified ~~~c 40l ·M. 2-5·1tc unfurnished. McMasten, Middle· house, 114 baths, alummumJcheck on a ~olvcnt bank (other Good C:lean UMd Cara port. Phone 6044·M. '"" 2 a tf storm windo\'.'S, doora, . built ill than the );Udder) payable to the All M.akes and Modela ,. , .ana &;ROOM HOUSE f, ROOII kitrhen eabinet.a, g11- ~rnace, . Bqard, i~ ~ srt'loQJ\l qf one per I ' . ME'rROPOLIT AN MOTORS . , iilllrtmeat and 5 rOom apart.· garage, carport, laree lotP •4t .D ~t of .t le par amount or the 600406 last Mlln St. ment. A. w. Ben&el, 1 hone· floCid, near schools. • Jam!s unds bid for, upon condllwn that Pomeroy, Ohio 110-M. ll 2 tl Prlodc, Pbone 498-J . 2·3·3 c 11 the b1d 1s accepted, the btdder _ _ C - -1Will rece1ve and pay for such , •• •.. • :/.~ .-..a~~~er. ~~n. llr d Mn. L. Mae 8te1r1J1 \Vest Columbia' · Clifton News • '' . '" " •, ) NEWS .. • • I ' :~j ' I ' ·' CiRCULATION ~ ••• , , ,, , ' ., • .;·;.·;·;•,·; .;. . ,-;,;·.r¥~iii; '·---'---.,..--·~-. .11"!'""""---·-~.·-----.;..--.;..-;;.' ' . .. .. .' ' . J , ... , . ..., .,,' •' I I .!ti'! ' ~ "J• "II)' l'lhl.l . ' .,,1 ., r:· ' '' •• .• ' ' •• • - �istrirt Rafty District Director Is Speaker At PTA Plans Made At ·ng D A Of Meeti Plans_.. d - lor the Di• lrld reliJ 14 be beld April 211 " llarietta wbeD the Deputy Club of ll Dauthten of Ameriel I, Dlltrict - ~.!. at ... --t- ~-··eli " , """' '-"""' ... ,_.... • Lodce Ball. : 'l ' Edith W.UelY, County Council Meeting At Syracuse About Mrs. J. G. Bintz of Zanesville, southeast district director ol M ddl 1be Oblo Congress of Parents and Teachers, spoke on PTA i leadership and the guides of the PTA which are the objectives •• Faaontl HOUDAIHIL, established 63 years ago at the met!ting of the County Council PTA held Thuisd.ay evening at the Syracuse school. Terry Dawson o( Columbue and Th e speaker brou ght ou t th a t the PTA shou ld be non-com· Don Smith , Ohto Univen ity viaiteo Wed •• 11 'th Mr . Uld Mrs. W tli merciaJ , non-partiu.n and nonn e ...d Y WI sectarian. The pro&ram &hould be !Cambndge, (lre-&ehool ehainnu Myers. Asbury Meth!Jdist WSCS Holds Session eport m.trld deputy, edue&tional . f preaided. 11 S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb, 5, 1960 Around And Mr. and l.drs. John Kincaid left Mrs. BinU uid t.hat of the OVhto Congreu of Parents CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING utlon with Athena, publlcat.iona chairman of ped o!fernight in Olarletton., "w 1t Tuppen ahould work in coo .... r•lat•·veo. tw.e a:roup other organizations r interested in Ill e Obi e Coo•r • e ,.• "Publl c R e 1a- Va .. w•··• ul ura:ed that chUd welf~re. tio-ru :" and Mrs. Edward Waller, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wohe . Port.&mouth, aouth central diatrict Mrs. Dale Kennedy, Mra. Don all officen memben prn '\I o.. Clar ...'· , and J amea Hag· •~ ent at tbi5 and meeting for 1 be pr.ctice ...on. W&)'De SwI"' auer, M.n. W'l I · d.Jr~ ctor oI t h e Ob'10 Co ngre11s, Roac h , ...,.m • . liam Francia, Mrs. Herbert Plilrker "Functictns of the Standing Com- gerty were in Huntinaton this • RSSIOD. and Mrs. James Sayre registered mitlee." Mn. Ruth Tucker, Racine; week to visit with Von Roach, .a I ,At t.be dote of the m«tln&llnd- the 139 parents and teacbera pre• Mn. Char lea Lytle , Pomeroy ; Mrs. patknt at the Veterans Hospital. wkbea, salad and eoff"' were xrv· ent and each waJ given a name Lucy Greg,, }tlddJeport; and Mn 1'bey reported he seemed much : td by tbe Fotelt Rose group. tag in blue and gold which carried Robert woOd; Long Bottom . served better. out the PTA theme. a• lou! secretaries of the four Mrs. Clero Baker, Edison Baker, The meeting, in chara:e of Mra:. conferences and gave a brief re- local, and Mr. and M.ra. Charles L. ATTIND FUNilAL William B. Downie, opened with pon on their respective conference Baker of CharlCston, ,W . Va ., we r e • Mr. and Mrs. Emal Howett and the invocation by the Rev. F. E. m ' Columbus Wedneiday to at· • dauchten. Lou Anna aod Barbara Dunn. Mrs. [)QwniG gave the add· . Following the school of ipstr~c- tend the funeral of George M. Ge.ar Jane, of Toronto, Ohio, were here reu of welcome after which she Uon, a coffee ho~ was held Wi th han who died early Sunday morni for lbt funeral of Mn. Gladys presented a past prealdent'l pin to the Syracuse Umt '"' hosts. The tns . ,I;J~~~·:•~auo~t~o~I~M~r~.~R~owe~t~l.i Mn. Harold Eberabach. Mrs. Ed· blue and sold theme was carried Mrs. George Doolittle and son . : mund Grueser presented a cor&age out on the refreshment tahle J Stept1en,, of Fairview Park, are of white carnations tied with blue which was centered with a large a 'fisit wilh her parents, jDd gold ribbons t.o Mrs. Downie decorated cake with an Mrs. Glenn 4mbert. Oblo and Mrl. Downie presented l.imi- ment of chrysanthemums and and Mrs . Bernard Schramm Polllfii'OJ', br coruce• to the guest oUl~ers. ioli at the back. Individual Zanesville visited recently with TONIIAT The president asked each unit to ~u~rea topped w~th lhe . their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. "11m JAYRAW!cERs" turn in pictures of their school and 63 • ice cream wJth PTA and Mrs. John Lyons and ch\ldren . ~ Pvter - Jeff Chandler abo a history of their unJt. white m'lnbi dl!col"ated in blue Mr. and :drs. Denver Rief,· Were SATURPAY The eounty chorus, directed by gold, nutl and coffee were in Columbus yesterday where Mrs. Mrs. Roy Tracy Jr .. with Mra. Geo. During the co_f!ee hour, a Rice consulted her pl,lyslcl.e» for "CRY TOUGH'' JDhn Suon- Linda Q'iSilll Hackett Jr. as accompanist, !lang, roll call or umta was check· up on recent foot ·~&ery. _ alao _ "Homeland" and "1 Could Have Mt!. Nellie Vale. they were gone her mOther, 'TLOODS OF FEAR" Danced All N'i&ht." II __ Harris, 11layed with their son, lloM1'd Keel - ~ne Heywood A school of Instruction waa held ows SUN ... MON. arul TUIS. with four confeRncea l.n session In Bertha Archer of Indiana i ..PU.LOW TALK" various room1. Mrs. Bintz waa in Has Meeting the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. . Rock HUdiOO _ Dorifi Dar charge of the program plannin& D. Diles while she is vlaitin g conference; Mrs . K . B. Davidaon, Tuppers with former rrienda. Guests wit ~t Mr. and Mra. Allen The Fellowship meeting or the Hughes are :~rs . Dorothy Weick of II ehUI'eh•" of the Reedsville Charge Finlay and Mrs. Marguerite Hale We Have On The Road A - - at the Tuppers Plains Metho- of Hicksville . Mrs. Weick is the Church with twenty-eight in Worthy Grand Matron of tbe State of Ohio, Ordel" or the Eastern Stur Shumway and Geneva and Mrs. Hale is the Grand Ward1\U Sileo Both Gao llld l!lettrlt Yates presented a very interesting Of the Order. Both are here to program with MrA. Shumway read· the School of Instruction ing the scripture and Rev. Free· was held at the Mason ic Mr. and Mrs. Charley A. Nelson celebrated their""'"~""" ,Jand Norris having the openini Weteh ''Or Our Olflntlc Sal• On HMflfl today. ding Anniversary February 2nd. prayer. Several had thought tilled ll.._.ry 12 throuth March ht Open house will be held in their honor on Feb. 6th, at Ule readings. Th• ledHt of T•rmt ~an Ia Arr1npcf home of their daughter, Mrs. Paul Sisson. Hours w.lU be A pone! or three women and Youngs Hold 7 to 9, Saturday evening. -· · three men answered questions To those who can not attend during the <>venin& hours, tbey written br those present. A spell· Surprise Party ins: bee w&s conducted by the commay call at the honored couples' home on the following· afterBuy NattoftJ!Ine Direct P'rom Fadery Prltes mittee. noon, from 2 to 4 o'clock. · . lt. ,._...., '"'· Mrs. Nelson was the former M•mle Steele, daughter of tablerefreshments grace by on Young Jr. allAller enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tom Steele. :The couple have four children,· Mrs. George· Jitc· -;:;:::;;::;::::;;:;:;:; by Dave- Yates and Charles · wllh -a surprise party Ghee, Temperance,, Michigan; Mrs. Gwinn C)ark, St. Alb;ms, Oii ley. Saturday afternoon at their home W. Va.; Mrs. Paul >tsson,. Pomeroy RD 3, and a son, Car) Nel· The February meeting will Eut Main St., honoring theil" held at Reedsville at which (Chuckle), on his sev- son, Rutland RD I. They also have nine grandchildren and The room was de- two great grandchildren. Mrs . Shqmw&y and Mrs. . . -· e balloons which ex · agAin pr Mr. and Mrs. Nelson lived 42 years on tbeir fann home Jack W herman tended from the ceiling. near Langsville, 0 . Eight years ago they moved to their preO: Benedu will serve Games were played durifJg the ent hom~ on Cooks Gap Hill, Route 124. · and prizes awarded the I ._ t I MEIGS THEATRE. Fe h_____ ip At Plains . were both the letter from the en,. held t.l -- {.rom Brand New · S Rev. ~~:~~ I::n~O~:n,~;·O~~r~mg m •· ..._. Ephcopal G11ild the honored a:uest mll'l$ lovely glfhl, re· of cup cakes, ice pop •oorn and pop were 111'11. A. R. Knl&ht the Guild or the Grace Church Wednesday evening at home, Lincoln Road. Mrs. Patrick Lochary was a contributing were Jeanie Tyree, tea8 . 1~:~:.:~.Barrett, Debra Hunnel, Devotions by Ml'8. Aaron Kelton 1l Triplett, Donna, Susan, vice president. opened the meeting and Vincent LaudermUt, and during the busineu session McKnight, Roberta Bing, Conni~ ltoush, Susan plans were made for the "Week of -:\tlssions" to be held at the Ef!ie atld Phyllis Dla:r:e· church, March ~13. , Becky Will, Mike and Eddie A dessert course was served by IY<IUn''· 1he hoatcas during the social hour. Kathy Dill, Eileen Dill , Teddy Lehew, Jed Will, Jeff 1)'o, Del· bert Bruch, Robin PhaHn . DavidKeller, David HyaeU, Jimmy Wil· es, Diana McAngua, De1tree Kay Mlddlepert Pike and Vietor, Vicki, Diana and J1nice Young. FEATURES Adults present were Mrs. Robert Barrett, Mrs. Dick Young, Mrs. Victor Young Sr., Mrs Min· nle Pike, Mrs. MarUn McAngua and Miss SharOQ Young. Sending gifts but unable to at· Pinta Quarts tend were Skippy Logan, Susan and Roger Dixon, Bnnda and 'AI GaUons Beverly Will, Nancy Jo Mayor, Farle Erlewlne and Mr. and Cboeolate & VaolUa James Thoma•. McClure's Dairy Isle Your Beat Valentine Preeent l1 A N.W Buick - Pontiac or BETTER BUY USED CAR 1954 PONnAC Star Chief · · · · · · · ·· · · · $595 4 Or. Sedan. SpotleJJB orlcJnal light blue finish. Hydra· matlc drive. 19561UICK VB Special .. .. .. · · $1,295 .2 Doo_r, Hard Top. One eareful local owner. All vynU trim. Dynaflow drive. FROZEN DESSERT TOGO 1957 BUICK VB Century · · · · · · · · · ·· · $1,795 4 Door H~rd Top Sedan. Power Sleerlns and brakes. One careful owner. Dynallow drive. ,1957 FORD Y&Falrlane "500" · · .. $1,595 . 4 Door Sedan. 'fops In condition. Fordomatlc. Low mllo- IJt. Rldlo . and beater. . 1957 .UJCK VBSuper · .......... " · $1,B95 ltlltd 1 4 Door" Top ~. One careful local owner. Low miJNt. Power~~ and brakes. ~TJJY the Pomeroy Bapts:it Church will hold their monthly meeting in the social rooms ot the church Sunday eve~ ing 1t 7:30. . The February meetmg h&J been designated _''Guest Night" and the program wJII also be presented by a &uest speaker, John Fassett of Marietta . Mr. F~t tl8 the area repreaentative of the Ohio Baptist Convention with te6ponalbi1ity for all protnotiobal adlvity along the Ohio River from SteubenviUe to Clncin· nlrl.i. He was aecured 111 membership in the Ohio Valley Improvement Aat.ocil.tidn lnc. through the ef· lorta of 'the local Brotherhood, and It lS expected that he will bring an up-to-date report of future developments In the Ohio Valley. Refftahinenta will be In eharge of James Stepben&on and Dale Wipple. Ray Domia•n Is president of the group, · -,.,---.,---CHOIR TO MilT The children'• choir of the En· 1erpriH: EUB Church will meet at tess. 2 p. m. Satut'day at the church The March meetin• will be held for their resular practice. The at the home Of :Mta. , Alite Cape. director urges all chtldren t.o be hart with Mn. Jo.h lt 6auvage, as PrtHnt for thll practice. PRI£ED TO SELL! H The Men's Brotherhood 0! .. ~ still in factory cartons They cordially invite their many friends and neighbors to call on l)lem during this celebratio\i. . .,......:. ...:.._ * ........._1 buclptor;a.t Evangeline Chapter Plans For School *T~Pto ~ ___ __ Not a "-"·-·... ., , se.,.eral neighboring chapten in lhc near future with place and Brown,·e Scouts Mrs. Chari" Bennett, chair- Explal'ned Post man of reservations for the School of Instruction which will lhoyoar. • ACt'lVI•t•leS Off" ICe be held at tho local hall on Fri· l day of this week announced that The Brownie Scout Troop No. ~5 she nnw had over .100 reacrva· 1 of _Mlddlepoprt went to the past tions for the noon dmner. office yesterday where the activiTht! meeting was closed by ties or the post office were ex.Mrs. M. L. f!' rench after which plalned to them. In the absence of the. members an~ guests were the .~stmuter, Walter Waddell, in,Jled to Ole dlnmg ro~m .where Adr1an Canon explained to the I;;;;::;~:::;;::;; refteshments of sandwlchee:, po- girls how mail is proceued and II tato chips, min~ and coffee were just what happens to a · letter served bl: Mrs. Jack Bechtle, Mra. from tho time they man It until It John Lyona .and Mrs. Jamca Pul· leaves the oftlce in a man sack. len. Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard and Mrs . Fielding HawkblB imme· Mrs. Michael Hackett are Jeader1 dlate pas! matron presided at the or the troop and sCouts attending cotree service. The · Valentine the tour were OebbJe CollOpy, theme was carried out on the Kathy Bailey, Remalee Nlerl Lola table with a large pin~ Val· . Ann Sauer, Betty Rusaell, l.tnda entine centering the table whJch Hackett, Marta Kay Hubbard, Mary waa covered with .a pale pink Virginia Burkett, Teresa Caacl, cover. Ioyce Davia, Jenny Lou Fife, Mary ~ane Gerard, Mlehelle Hackett, VISIT IN POMEROY ·Rhonda HyaeU, Donna Weimann , M:r. and 1\.fra. Raymond Lohn, and M)'rta Wilaen:. $milton, sp~nt l~t weekend jn Pomeroy, the guesta oi Mr. and Followlna the tour tbe glrle Mra: Otto Lohn Sr. 1 and Mr. and apent a · little play time at the i\1rs. Otlo Lohn, Jr. Road,tde .Park. BAKER FURNITURE I MEN'S · TOPCOATS ·Hard Top Coupe. H,ydramatlc. 1\&H. Shows excellent eare.i · ' . ltSJ BUICK Special · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $995 t.iJ of j date to be .announced. 011 The BJtgbteat COI'IMII' Ill MIDDLEPORT, OHIO cRow~s STEAK HOUSE Bo•e 81 Tile FABULOUS Uses Old Family Bible For Data Right Choices Needed Says Missile Expert ·" • . • Your Choice . $29.95 .1955JUICK Supw ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · · ·· · · · $995 4 Door Sedan. Po)Vfjr Jlteerlnf and brake1. Fully equip· ~. ~ bladt -I'd wblte lllllh. BOYS' JACKETS and CARCOATS 21)r. Wan :...... ·.. $195 . ~ tra.deola. Locally owned. .. · .. .. · $695 ' II('*;Ji!p::lltltra 10od fl.tlllh, ' . 'Vallles f i $lUI Q ADoor Sedan .. .... $395 . ' Your Choice $7.95 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK JJm · •MNUNG 'stNb: 11.11 Member Feanl: ~ Syalell ' ' ·• ' . . lhaber fe4enl ,iiJIJiN !JIM1f.l,1illUJCI!N. THRU SAT. ~ .._...florPoralloD I'OIIDOY ' aUTLAND AD Men's $"ta ~aeed · SMlTtt·~ CLOTH~HG QO.~PANY . CASH JIAliR; Ofter N. SEC9ND AVII; "' ' -~---- .· , f.ongress G& Heir Apparent COLUMBUS (UPL) - Re· tired Army missile expert Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris sald Friday night that If this niitlon does not make the [ right deeiBton on its missile program "our civilization is 1 on tbe way out." Cloudy oncl _.._ ......... - rain or drl:ale em~~,... 1. . . . . . lvnct.y conslci..-.W. cloulllnMt with liHI• t.mpera""" cNfttit, · '1 an hour probably by 10 or 15 cents informed sources said today ' ' Helen Garfietick, ManiRIIfie, Red· Colum· •• Del· ' . . . Mn. Josephine Pldtens hOlds .lh• fiiJ!Ily Billie 1!1 wblcb she baa reeQrded the vltalslatWles of oi..ODg IIIUl usefalllfe. ed 11.9-billion kilowatthours o electric enerey, 22.4 per cent higher than in 1958. · Mostly AbOut People Mrs. Pickens, Alert, Active Yet At93 is Civil War Widow 'Bissell Seeks Recorder Job . tbi.rles Bi~&ell, 49, of Chester, 1 Republican candidate for . tecorder· .aubjett to the May 8 prl· a\~ election. He is a carpentef.. f~~er. and the father of 18 chil· d,ren, fout of whom are married. · . Jlr. Bisaell and bla wife, the · "i6lm~ :Marlaret K. SlQJer, Min· . .-enville, lie acUve in eburch and pUbUc aff•ira ~ ot Clte'lter town· · lhlp. He is seivinJ dow hl1 ace~, oiid term u Chester townlhiplrUatee. four married children 1 Labor Ohio Power's Sales Costs, • '59 Expenses HI•l peak DUfiDf' W. B. "Burnsey" Harris, a veteran of more tban 15 years in the field of aaaollne products . diltrlbution, baa been named manager of tbe City lee and Fuel Company's Middleport Tex•co ri· 1 ver terminal and retail outlet, it waa announced today by Vitus Hartley, Jr., Sec.-Treas., of the Point Pleasant f1rm. Hartley said Mr. Harris would be in· charge of all operations of tlle river terminal at tbe loot. of Beech Street and would bave of· fieea at Beech and Alb Streeu. The warehouse and .offices have been eonaoljdated under 'one roof and all transactions will be hand· led from the new location, formerly tbe D. c. Miller Lumber Co., more recently tbe quartera occupied by tbe R. L. MU!er Co. A resident of Middleport, Mr. Harris' new post is an inte&nl part of the City lee and Fuel Company's Texaco operations, HarUe)l said, wbich included · the mid·atream refueling service .at Point PleAsant, aa well fiS all Texaco ser\'ice staUona in Meigs and Gallia CounUea. At .the same Ume, Hartley an· oouneed that the offi~ ot the secretar)'-treasurer of City lee & FueU:::o., would be tranlferred to the new o_ffice at Beech and Asb Streeta. 'l'be company at Point Pleasant is also engaged in petroleum p_roducta distribution, as weU as Ute a!&tribution of B. F. Goodric:!h pro~ucts in this area. ....li !probably The adn:am1stratl~n • po1itlon wtll be dtscloaed wben Mitchell teatifies before the HOUle Committee on proposals to r.aiae the minimum w1ge and bring more workers under iU protection. The hearings are scbed· uled to open during tbe week starting Feb. Hi. In tbe Senate, a subcommittee of the Labor Committee bas reeommended an amended version of a $1 .25 minimum wage bill introduced by Sens. Jnhn F . Kennedy tD-Mass.J and Wayne Morse (I)Ore .). Rep. James Roosevelt (DCalif.) has introduced a similar 1 bill in the House . Labor union leaders active iD the nght ror • boolt in the min~ 1mum wage expteMed confidence Ohio Power Co .'s total sales, revenues and expenses in 1959 , today that some raise would be reached all-time highs, it was announced today by A . N . Pren- enaettd at thiS session of Congrea, tice, ,Canton, viee president and general manager of the com· ad~~~s'ir.1::-"cou~: : , : : pany. _,.....) • 1 minimum .... hike In . , . During the year the compan;'s 456,500 customers purcbas- election y~r. . M:edaris, 47, a· critic of the Ei· aenbower admiDi..lration'a missile policy, said the Jaave facing this country ·i s: "Are we or are we not in competition" with Rllilsla? If we aren't., he said, the Unlted State& Is wasting ita money. "If we .,. competloe, ttMn we ,,. not ""'lni anythlne ""' the effort this ntlion mutt IPftld to win." He caUed on the press to fa· miliarize itllef with the lahJ;uage of the space acientilts in order to bring the real story of the coun· tr)' 11 misaUe standing, ~ria, who retired last SWtday as the Army's missile chief, was here to receive Ohio's higheat honor for her natlv~ sonS-the Governor'• Award_,preaented annual.Jy at the ONA convention. Me· darb .rrew up in Springfield. Medaria was followed on tbe lpeJtcr's platform by Gov. Mi~bael V. DISalle, 1 Democrat, wbo toot a alap at pte,sident EiBen· •.,bOwer's ..term~ c;ritl~al .-eDeri:ila aa "parocblal." ' . Th e, sourees told a United Press Internal;ionai reporter that Lal?Or Set:retary James P. Mitchell had dectd~ to recommend . a higber floor under the wages of the 24 million workers now . covered by the law. No new figure was mentioned. fl":S MMI utend. conr..,. to an But there was •peculation that .dll•tlonll 7,50!)..000 woR:en.. the adminiatratlon would advocate Mitchell previ001ly hu urged a $1.10 or $1.15 minimum. ~tension of minimum Wage cov· TM AFL.C10 II lpNI'headint erage to about 2,500,000 more • clrin to raiN 1M mi.rtimum to worken, mostly in chain lltores. "We're in tbe midst of a great controversy•• be said. "One I believe will be the greatest ln the 111tion's hlstory." He urged the nation's press to , get the facts-"tbe cold, start faeta"-+about the missile race With :dUssia and present · them to the American public. 1 The &eneral, .speaking before tbe Ohio Newspaper Aasn. conven· tion, said that the American press baa been "bamboozled" in report. ing missile development and that botb military and scientific "go&. bledygook" was keeping the truth of the misaile race from the pub· 11<. AdministrationTo Ask Hike In Minimum Wage .WASHINGTON ( U~I)- The Eisenhower administration IHe was e xpec~ed to bact tuch an will ask Congress to 1ncre~ the federal minimum wage of exten!IJon ag~J~ . , Values to $39 ..95 4 Door SOdln. One owner car. Dynaflow drive. Luaturouo . Orlfllilllwo lone flnllh. w tit..,_ aiMI ..... ~ Teeth Into· Schools, Taxf$ Named Manager. Of Texaco Outlet *SNit ....... lfo tho Oht.: Rain ... today, hlth ....., tn .... . . . Pomeroy·lllcidieport, Qhlo, Saturday; Febf'!lary 6, 1960 NO. 249 'Rumsey' Harris action, Ill; - · 111'0118 Mllon. Of Instruction Friday In Middleport Mrs . Theo Neutzling,' Worthy Matron presided over the meeting of Evangeline Chapter, OI!S Thursday evening .when they met in regular session at the bali in Middleport. During the meeting a donation was voted to the OES Hos· pital Circle and routine business was taken care of. Tentative plans were made to hold ~ Vesper service with PONnAC 2 ~r · · · · · · · · · ·· · $1,595 ~ ~~. Coupe Convertibles I enttne " "< ., h dT Miu Karr. preaident, condueted the buaineu seutoa and Mrs. Roy· al Tbomaa reported that $12.11 has been received lrom. 11le1 tn atamp1. Tbe World Pi)' of Prayer to be held at the El$ chUrch ,. • ._ all Syracuse churtbea to participate w.a announced for March The 20th annual -meeti111 of the :WSCS waa announCfl(l (or Aprpil 20 and 21, at Toledb, when ~s. Huen Wcmer, wife of the Bishop, will apeak on her reeerit · trip to Alrica. Excerpts of letten from missionaries in Japan, Sweden, Kprea and India were read whi~h expreued their appreciation fQJ' gifta and prayer•. A round robin get well card w.. sent to :un. William Eichinger, splrltoal lift secretary. Forty-two shut-in calli were report· ed. Contributions were received from Mn. A. L. ~qagan, Mn. Oma Winebrenner and Mn. J_ C. Farrell. Prayen by :Mra. ·Melvin Gtlm.m, Mra. Oma Winebrenner ilnd Miu Karr concluded the meeUng after which strawbetl')' iee' ere'am, cake and mints carrylna: qqt the VaJen• tine theme were serVed by the boa- CARLOAD OF WATER HEATERS OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING VOL XI ProioetanUim Brother 00 0 in Africa. She alto read. sent out to all churches' Meet Sunday flrot all-African confer· in Niaorta. At Baptist Church and I!Mftll Weather ·-·J Fields ~resented the program top1c "City Minion•" and • book review dtHIOtlOnal leader and MJ1, Rayoi on Africa wa 1 1aveQ bj. Mill .._. Thomas In charge of the· procram. cia Karr, who, told bow Romen Catholi<iom trlthf • at y stuciMh and tNchtn. Tht IChool hU no IIUdiNthtm. I!:::::;;::;=;;::;:::::;:;=:;:::::;::::::::;:;:::::;::;;:::::::::=::!1/ ........... 1 v--b 2 or the_... • .....--. Pbirll with Forut u bOitl- )Ira. Wakelt ~ School CJUMCI IIHI• • e THRI...T IHRUGGID 01'' TDJUHCA, Calif. UPI - Povr~n .t elepbone _tbre&t.J that. , a i:MHM WAI hkkftn It' fttt. audit. rlum ef Mt. Gt.. .on J"niM' Hllh With Mrs. Oma Winebrenner Wednesday The February meeting of the WSCS of the Asbury Methodist church was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Oma Winebrenner, Syracuse, w1th Mrs. Dana Winebrenner as the hostess. "This Is the Day" was the topic of the devotions led by Mrs. Oma Winebrenner, which ol"'ned the meeting. Mrs. Frieda -- Ute meetinc aad an- PTA members t h.ou..ld not tr)' to and Teachers, " How to Conduct a Wednesday tor a vacatlon in S t 4 other meetibc ol the club wu determine school polides and PTA Muttng ;" Mrs. E . S. Sherow, Petersburg, Fla. EnrouLe tll~lfOp I - Korean Veteran Dies After wng Illness Friday Funeral service~~ Benhel Davis, 'Mt. Carmel "The attainment of full produ(... Uort at the two aluminum reduc· Uon miJ.Is on Ohio Power lines is the d:Jief reason· for tbe large increase in power sales," Mr. Pren· tice said. "1be Onnet Corp. and Kaiser A1umlnum &. Chenical eorp. pants 1 .at Clarington, Ohio, · d Ra an venswood , W . V a., rcquu-e lre-mendous quanlitie& of power • ,. d · 1 ba · · aor "-'•e re uction o UXlte to pnmary aluminum." Sales to the company's .industrial customers were up 30.4 per cent over 1958. due principally to the alwnin-u m load and increased activity by the varjoos ferro--alloy pl-ants and a number of other hea· ~~~~~=:~~..,.~~;,~~~~~;T Autb •b•es On Dairy DiseaSeS T Speak Here fore totaled ~,363.787,000 kwh. "BoUt residential iiilnd commerOfl ~ial categories of eust.omers showtd more mGdest gains in p(JWer purchases during the past year," be ex.p lained. "Sale of electricity to commercial eust.omen was up 0 9.9 per cent over the previous year and ,,..·dent~a · · 1 ....... --tomer:s y-aMZr~··-•·· p revent10n · aad Con1ro1 of Mu.. .1 • nt · .. · · · ..LIcu. per ce more pawer. tJtis, Leptosp1rosia and otber wao · . . . eues of dairy and beei . cattle ~perabng m :13 Ohio counties, ; will be discussed at a meeting to Ohio Power had re_venues of more be held in the Court House in lhan $~27,043,1.100 end expen9es Pomeroy Wednesday evening Feb. amounting to $105,890,~. That 1 loth at 8 p. m. gave tlhe ~pany a net Income of 1 The meeting is open t.o every a~t $21.15:3.000 85 compared t.v one interested and bas been ar1 $20,~.~ lD 1958. ranged by the Meigs Dairy Service MaJor 1tems of expenses we~ : Unit and tbe EJ:tension Service. I f~r fuel plants, burned $211,ID 1869 am- $24:,876,000 the eompany I power kilowatt~ 844.000 tor taxea U4. ~ . ~ year be· 884,00!' for wages and safanes. . Durmg ~e put . year, 0~10 Power cootin~ 11.8 eXPanmon Pr:->~am~ -inv~n~g about $46%:· n:tllilon 10 b~I~Jag ne~ ~ent;ra· t1on, . transmiSSIOn, . di_.!ltrtbuti~n ;md ml~ceUan~~~ facdi~1ea and m expandmg exut!ng equipment. . Tbt t!Ompany s .•!erag~ domes· t1c user of eleclrtetty mcreased his consumption to a record 4,085 kilowatt houn during the year. The cost of domestic electric .!lervlce to the customers continued to decrease during the year, averaging 2.24- cents per kwh. In 1MB the avenge was 2..28 cenll. "Ohio Power last year passed the ti,IJOO.m.ark in number of home.s on our lines which are heated eledrieally," Hr. Prentice said. .. As 1959 came to a clOBe 5,204 homes employing electric beat in one form or another were takiq service from Ohio Power, the company having add~ 1,281 all-electric homes to tts line• during the past year." $9,000 Loss In Letart Fire Is Suffered Friday - - ----- · Two ofonOhio's outstanding tborities this b)pic Dr. K auG. Gokbtein haft ~l!!fl secured to spelk. Dr. Geyer iJ; the State veterinarian of Obio and Dr. G-oldstein ls in charge of the State Diagnostic Lllbol'atoriea at Reynoldsburg. All dairy and beef fatmel"a and otbetli interested are invited to attend and bring their qualions on preventton and control of ,.f'attle disea&es.. ~ ·'8fld- Dr. Minor Accident Causes Damages SetAt$250 A minor wreck at 9:30 laat night near the Crow- Steat House on We8t Main Street. in Pomeroy ~ulted in damage estimated at $2M by Pomeroy poliee. 'l~Y'llliam n. Grueser, 11, 460 Grant St., Middleport, traveling eaft had slowed to make a left turn into the Stelt House As he 'turned, a car alao going e~st tnd driven by Charles Elmer Larkins, 34, Long Bottom, attempted to pass. Damage to tbe Larkin car was es1imated at $100 and to tbe G1·ueser car, $150. There wen: DO in!uries and no U1'81liL ' ·~ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 5, 1960 matheny ohlinger