https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/db000cbd8f43618681c3acfecdd08cda.pdf 82492e009a490a3c8cfa36c38504fc03 PDF Text Text ' < • . I ""'libory lloo!otl n<>I>P S!x ..- In Kemllth o1 Sorority Members To.Be Hostesses For Raelne · th•r pro- IGenerol Telephone Company Open House "Forgetful . Girl ' •1>1ro1 ·~ ..~... : -toted .a plqlet · 'liiiJ" il die PTA meeting. • Graodparonll of the new baby· 1re .Mr. and lira. Garl Baile~· of South BeDCI, Indiana, former real- Mainly About People In Pomeroy Clrfi~Piay ' dents of Mlddleport STAND OUTI •• II A SCOUTI lr LUCILLI IIAWKINI The regular meeting of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter ot the Beta . ' Sigma Phi Sorority was held at the DAV full! In Pomeroy Mrs. John F. Salty of Fofest vlllTbollon~ llathvo ~~· an ••· I Tuesday evening with Mrs. Nellie Brown in charge of the Run will undera:o eye Su:rJery at uvm 6 QLvwmes to at· meeting. _ the KentuckY Baptist Hospltal in ' ~ .~.~·~':!'~.Joel•••· Mra. Pearl Welker of the Social Committee announced t~at Louisvil1e Tllur&da:J. _ _.;.__ _ _. a Valentine party would be held at her home Feb. 13th for Elza Gilmore Jr. returoed to lthe c hapter. · e • at y • WEATHER enttne . 1MAIITMA CLASS MEETING 'the Martb1 Cla11 of the Brad- bury Church of Christ wiiJ meet Tbunda:r eventna:, 1t tbe borne of Mn. ClUb Johnaoo with Mn. l...t&tha ll.UMeU as ~botteu. Rewarded '"The Various his employment at Kropr Stare, Tuesday after a week's Wrieu. oller from the General Man" Dy Jean Mor&&nMr. and Mn. Selwyn Wffte and to be the During the social time follow- a.on , Harry , .GallipoJis, viaited Sun!tI;:;:~::• atCompany their open house on Ing the meeting the traveling day evening with Mi&a Nettie 26th and 27th o{ tbil~ month prize was won by ·Mrs. Mullen and Koehler. 1ceepted by the group and refreshments were served by Mrs. Ml~ Elsnora Ebertbacb ia ill at RoH Sisson, chairman of the Mlll. Mary Anderson her home, Lasley Stnet, witb nu. Welker and and Means Committee, will to the memben present and Mrs. charge of the days. Sue Jeffers 1 and Gretchen Bondurant, who was a guest for the meeting. MEIGS THEATRE Around And About Middleport J' alentine Queen To The selection of a Valentine Qu·.;;;, will highlight a Valen· dance to be staged this comThursday nlght dowoatain in New Haven community build- i POMEROY, OHIO Track Washout Repair To Be av FRIDDlE HGUDAIHILT apoUiabt entertainment the B&O Diesel Plunges. In River Near Letart I ' I ~adeToday ~ a new c~~o eall~ 1~ . Baltimore and Oblo llaU· Last · month's wloners l~ aJow · for canteen chaitJ,pJona officials were unable to fb: a time today when a diesel locomotive that took: a cold bath in the Ohio River 1aJt night near Letart, West VIr· ginia, will be Lilted out ~ad to" · I ::~~U~I~1~c~b[,a:· l'leaa:'od be held thisinclude ;weeL , lfidoH dancing, a iM door prizel. The , sponsored by the ,Junior ' ClUb of New Haven. all over the area But t-ompany officiaJs i.n Park· l~oburg and Wheeling said tbe 30- and 15-foot deep wasb- 1•;~:,:~:~·~ derailment of tbe Jo1~ and nine fre.i&ht cara of from P.ui:ertburg to illw>llnl:l<>n be repainod by and traffic restor· •• StreamHned atyijnc Ul blut you off on tho right ·step ·a t on.Y oceasJon. SUm es a • • •• n01e oone too ---- ,.... ·• rte&h of gold .kim. In black crueh lcallher ---- AI seen in Seventeen. NEW FLATS By CONNIE ONLY $5.95 ArrJving Daily in, New Spring Colora Widllu AAA - AA - B , I I• . ·• { • Man Bites Dos, :No, Humans MaY. . Infect Cattle '.,• • IONS! EVERYTHING MUST GOt ' MOVING TO 104 W. MAIN MEN'S ALL WOQL Dress Trousen 1l I ··. $s.oo· ~Wuhablo \tork ~aP• ..... : SALJ:.a~ lllld Pllllle Capt .. .. .... SALE 88e Capt • . . . . . SALE 88e Capo . . . . SALE 88e Ladies · Blouses ' GIRLS COATS GIRLS . ''" Qb!u.nce of .U - - Cor doa~ Brol:en tiUI.' SALE $5.99 and $8.99 $5.00 I. . I ' • .: · I • Res. $3.tt JAOQTS . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . SALE ..... Ref. tUt JACIUITS · ........• • .·.. ·: . . SALE·· $3:Gt $8••1 JA~ .....•......... : SALI 'tt'<H Beg. tl •.l$ JA()KII;TS ....•...•..•.. SAL£ flUO Reg. tll.li8' JACKETS . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . SAil&' .ll.ot ' ' ,I .' !tel· ..... LADilS ,WH COrdaro)', Wool, Gab'orilble 12 fer $1.00 I ' ALL $1.00'0FF . Slzesaa' toGa SALE $.1..00 . ' ' ' $2.00 . ~· t~.at IACIQ:TS : :: ..... . ...•... .SA""'··Q.'I ' SHIRTS '( Yqr Choice A Bell Barp!D BOYS , JACKETS · ' '' HOUSE DRES.SU. I $Uii tO .lt.lll5 Values Values To $10.95 ' L.\Dli!.S' Meao CJallclhna PLASTIC 'U IN COATS CAR COATS Sizes 3 to 12 Values to U0.99 If . , ,. £~0.~ .. r ....... . .. *'·'~ " -.;,. · !tel· • SAL.E .PATTERNS Dress Shirts ReJUiar ..... ·············· - ····: ···SALE .1.88 ReJ!IIar ..... .. : ... , ................ - SALE$!.81 Replat $!.81 ··············-•······· SALE $1.98 • ,. ... MARCH bt THE BARGAIN TABLE :.;.'.~ SPECIALs· Ladies Skirts Sizes IIIlo 36 , . Sofa Cushions · . Qh ' " COME IN AND ''GO THROUGH" ·coLoRs-\. . ,' 'd ·.·' ' SPEC::ML ST. .... FOAM RUBBER BEAUiiFUL .... ,..... u4 .••••••' 1 '·. 1 3.' 2 , - ·• $2.49 ' ' �.~ .'ffiJ DAJ,&.Y $lNTIHEL \ i \diiieiii1iittg h:ditorially jJI&I.... • ···~ •.'l N~ t• • = !: But we DO need to be reminded. ~ It this Number One enemy of our -~-· health is to be fought successfully, It li \Ill Ill us, it. real and potential victlrrui, 1.9 join ~ fight, The Heart Fund gives us the opportun· ity and the Inspiration to do so. : ·The Heart Fund supports the work ot 100 : C<!llr'! 'Obio Heart Association and Amerl· I can Heart Association, A partnership of med· ;•· : .• ·; ·; ; I •' ' "' I' l' .•• ••' ' Rev. Borden Will Take Presidency Of One Enemy, Number Obe ~eose "JM ~ pjlio_.lll'p tbe nation's Num· • ber One eijOmy, 'iJ!It Heart Fund is tll,e aaliOII'ol!!l'mM<One dehnse." This has,)>.eeJI ~ the slo. of the Heart Association's campalgn ~·~ County .and througho~ lila ~. COIIDtry dUHngt..e current He alit Fund driVe. ~ The f~cts Pr9v? both S,\t.em~. , •• Most oJ us are thoroughly aware by now C: that the heart dJseases kill more Americans each year than alL other causes of death com· ;: bined. We know from day-t<Hiay observation ~; that the heart diseases aren't just a problem ;: of old age: heart deaths among the leaders of ' ~ our own community - men and· women in the prime of their Jives _ are aU too fre·= quent. And who can forget the children _ ; ~ more than a haJf million of them _ wQo il'4t ' ; offected by' rheumatic fever, rheumatic liM ;: disease and inborn heart defects! -: We ne!JIIn't belabor these facts bore, Qw;; obitua~pig", unhappily, remiiJ<j \If o.ftlltlit :: day aft*: day ."The great majority of our 8!1), :: ergenfit-.uad trips are made for people with : heart ailments. . ': Daily Sentinel ()oybook . Out Of Town Relatl.ves Here For Funeral . M J ·' ~ i~al scien~ *illa)'l!len,.the Heut Associa· tio'! welcomes all of Wf~O Its 1'1..... We can sert~ as vol~te~l!>'the ~~~earl Fund drive; or ·~ · ljOAiributDrs ~~e gifts can ~viclo'l:Mer heaJ"\.. . T)i~ llearf jiond, t . 'l!lt·P.e•rt Asso· cia~. alrea6: has ,r~-ble for a Large measul"'EfOf the fm siv:e aud encour· aging progress that has been made against the heart diseases. It has made possible a life:.saving pmgram Df research. Through techf\lcal journals, scientific meetings and other m.eau, it has ~upplied new knowledge of diagnosis, treatment and prev~~tion of the heart dis~ase to the na~ion's -YillCifns for the benefit of all patients. Will! the hei:P of all modi~ of communication, it be"'! mstrumental m lmplantmg truth !lAd h~ess . in 100 public ' mlhd. And, , \lar.tW ClllDJllUDI\Y ~tltv~Jes,It has hell>"d, ~ !W,.nds of. ~kj~ ~k to J>fctauei• h\JiU~ ive q llllppy lives, · •, 011 tile record, )Ve believe that the Heart Fund la truly the Number One defense ""aiaal -An• Num ber n~... •• b ea lth enomy, an d -... ~t IJ!p ApJer~ 11•o1'1e, - pb~j'!,IJS, .,sc\· entlsts alid Jaylflen alfke - may well be proud of bavlng created it. We e"""estly hope that, through the present drive, local residents wlll give the Heart ~;.;·~.,··;;;,;;, Fund tlte increased support It needs to re- r-:o:-c.:•·,,tleve human suffering an~ save countless I ,:~~...~~ lives, I< Churc hes Send A CAPITOL w To·County Meet servom for llro!' were held flom ' • '• -., Chapel Salurd!t"- at Plana. are betng made for a 1:SO p. m. With the Rev l.ee • sc~1 cum val to be held at thji! uas•• Elementa<y oohool on Lewis pastor of the Seventh PI¥ "'M ....,.. . • Adventist Church, Athens, ifW . -li.rd.J..- 1~ it .b,aa, ~ apno.u.a.ced. l N ciating. · · A1 "tne Same time Mrs. Ram Special music was pr~si:dent ·of ,¥110n M w ·11 · B •~· .~ f$. 1 1am ax-.., Rev. Freeland Norris .wd Mrs. Florence Adams. be · at . tbe, ........... Story, cbil!Jren, MJcha.el and Susan and Mrs. Mildred Knopp aQd daughter, Gretchen of Dayton. · filh pond: ~. Helen Baltlwin; baked aooda: llln. Betty Sayre: P,.mei: Mn. SaU)' Clark, .Mr\o wm do R91!1- · •o.d ~· .,..nco Llev· In&; .book.& and fiiDl)f bOQ~; Mr-. Dor£Jthy .,SChwab PJld lit•,. Jo Ann Green; •lttben: Mfl. ~ce Carson·, parcel poat : Mra. Velma .Jiurria, Mra. Marv·Per_ry; ·publlcity Mra. · A~ ·~er; liN. .t.aYera Yeager; •boo"libJ tall"eQ: ilbM'Ue cI rti· .flpOOk ·rp..,,. Mn.;l.,c•ean •· W•J1Itl' ·~ lftd. Mra:. • ' The Rain Deara Patrol ot the 1n tbe abtenoe of the Jll'tl1· Saltsb\ll'l Glrl &<:out Troop Sis: dent, Mrs. Betty EvertOn, the vke IPent the weekend at camp Che• pret.iden~. Slae Seeli,l, preaided over tbt meeUnc of tbe Ohio Eta ter. Pbl Cbtpter of the Beta Si1rna 111e 11r1a were divided into Phi sorority when tb~y met at the tbree patroll f.ar work on camp Ohio Fuel Gu oHlce, Middleport. ~aft bada:e and tint ellu nnk. During tbe meeUna the troup kathy En&liah waa the leader of tbe Robin Patrol and girb iD the voted to contribute to tbe Inter· Patn>l were Lillda Sli.IVlle, Su- national Endowment FUnd of the unna Arnold and Marilyn Moori!- National orpnltatioa. Leader tor the Blue Bird Patrol Sabra J.fl)rriaon who hal been was Janice. Evan• and the &irla wori.in& on the charll for the were Joan Heweteon, Patty Fields Chapter'• attendance contelt pnand Unda Smith . The Red Bird aented them to the <:apt.a.ina Reva Patrol leader was Anita CoUilla and girls in the Patr1ll were Jane \'aujbn and Jeanne Braun. Evans, Gloria Buck and Susie The social committee planned' Tr.cy. to meet later in ·the eveniDJ to Sunday mornini 8 church make plans for tbe February ~ ytce wu held with Susanna Ar- , '·" ••. a ...tu announce thell nold and Linda Smith as devo- plana later. tiona! leaden, The tra~b\g priM waa won t..av.er1 1 Y~er dOOl\ tidl:eta:, Mo. Bob. Wbibt.• ' Fj#nl WUl )e ~~ d~" tlle "evelritt,v f6.t tlle ' 'Nl.tertalbiMDC ot small ebJl~. Door pri%es dooate~· by ¥a~n pterchalltJ wiU 'lllo be g\ven J"Waf. ur- I CONTINUING CLEARANCE ·sALE .! .r-----~----.;.;,--------------------------------------------- Ohio Eta Phi Chapter Holds Regular Session Gi rl Scout Patrol Spends Weekend At Chester Camp n, ...r. ra .., .,.r111 ldtt. Evelyn Haley, Mra. Ruth RyaP; • es Represent at IV a. HISTORY Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lol)ddleport, 0., Feb, ll, 1960--8 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Feb. 11, 1960 followo: fllmo: lin. E. A. Scllaebl f' Large ''Drama... - Relreabmentl w~ aerved ·bJ Mn. A. R. Knlabt, chapter sor and Mr~. Betty Fultz to t6o11 alre-adf mentioned and Mary T. ldaU!.or, Shirley Beelle, Lee Soy· ler, Eleanor Blaettnar, Charlotte Miss Dixie Jo Sewell became Dillard, Phyllla Knopp, Yvonne the bride of Bradley K. Scbiller in Scally • Mila WoodJ and ' ~~~~ a ceremony performed Wednesda)' ~kle~.- - - - - - noon Feb. 3 at Winston.Salem, N .. C. The bride ia the daughter ~t Mr. and Mlti. John w. Sewell of Marietta . The &room Is tbe aon of Mr. and Mn. Ernelit M. Shiller . ; ~leveland. / \fbe bride wore a blue wool jaC: Mr. and Mrs. Wlllia Anthony \ kJ!t suit with black acceuoriea and entertained · members or the pearl necklace, a &itt of the Hearth.JtQne Claaa of the FiriC groom. She graduated from Pom- Baptist Chu:rch or Middleport at erol High School 19:i9. their bome tuesday eveninlf. Harold Hubbard, president, pre· The a:room &raduated from h vld Da t • Brwh }Ugh School, L7ndburat, 0., aided wit Da l'l "r., pretenting devotJon1 . in 11Hi7, .P.r.d is attending Marietta Tbe group voted to make 8 con· College where be il a junior, rna- tribUtion toward tbe purchasing joring in economict. He is an ac· of new hymnals at the church • Uve member of lAmbda Chi AI· Projects for class participation ph a 1raternity · was also dlseuased and Mr. An· Mr. and Mrs. Scbil1er will be at thony and Edison Baker were apbome at 107 S. Second St., Mar· pointed to ·a committee lv investi· letta. gate improvements for" the ki:chen at the church. .,. They were guesta Sunday of Mr. and Mra. Max Orndor ff were their grandparents, Mr. and Mra. in charge of the program Jmd Charles Warner, Ebenezer St., and sbowed· varJoua see"Dic pla~ e.s other. g11e1ts were T. E. Ritchie and .and also pictures taken at the Mr. and Mrs. Waid Snow aH of , local ehurch by Milton Hood sev· Marietta. eral yean agO. Tbey conducted and prizes were Dixie Jo Sewell, Bradley Schiller Married Feb. 3 their re&lllar meet- were Mrs. Karr, Card • • • .. LtVING ROOM SUITES • • •••• Mrs, Daro~ Mrs. PTA Will Study J, '"'"""" SMator, 7-1 D., ~..... trkt cr <>~~M:Jr1 . Promotion PriQcipaIs "Basic Principles WhiCh Can Be Used ,lor Policy in .PJ'omot.ion:• will I;";"' be til:~ tfiieme ·fl"'f a~ meetinl of the West COlumbia Parent Teachers Aasociat1on at the school on lhursday at 7:30 p. rn. Guest speaker will be Manford Blessing, principal of Pt. Pleasant J' r!.. ' -·····---··· .,-- .. .;J". $19~.95.: LlVIIIIG-,Jtt!II\M $\ltT~r ' IN THE SPRING A l MAN'S FANCY ••TURNS TO LOV£ .__ _ . . ~" ~XI.;&·;~~~E. ·-~~~· il39.9J , F'OAM RUBBER· __: NYLON QOLOR O·N SALE FCR.ONLY • 'T' • YOU wi'ntOUT A CAR? ' • SO SEE miS $272.81 1955 CHEVROLtf ' Bel Air Convertible ' BOTH STORES • • • • Color ROd - Good Top Good Tires , , , bate lleVetal floor IIIDP!e.- ol U\llbg Iteam SlJIW, lll,o( tl!.em.4!'PIJeaiiJ' redueod for lht. GIANT STOCK IIJIPUcyJQN SALE. -Y.ea aa a.ve u Qujt)l p WJI> oa tit- IIJII!el . . • be lo 1$1< ...,. u.-.llarp1aa dur!Jit IIIII sale! , · ·. · · ·. •· · 8 . ~ltl~~~ Better Footwear. Paten\ and leather .strap fpr aU-la. Aaort.ed mord styles for QUOllty lu>lt lubulat 1...... I n - oboice of Ql)lors. RelllDUI.& DIJ• - SORB'i', NO PRONE, MAIL OR COD ORDERS, PLEASE Ladies' Blouses Printe4.Corduroy Wh:ite and pastel cotton blouaes in ba1f a attractive stylet. All are wash ~ast: and in sizea32 to 38. Hurry. d~ Extra Groupl Valuei te ... Here i.& s bartain you won't nbt to mitl. Attractive pli.io eolor witint fabriea, full 60 inabfo.a wide. Only :K)c a yard. Val to $2.59- Women's Plain& Faney Out They Goi.Fabulous Styles to $16.95 Womens Coats 'Women's Dresses CORDUROY· SUM·JIMS Now you eao Uvt one-.h·alf on your new W~nter Coat. · Witb lots of cold weether ahead, you cin't <&;fford to mlal WUa "bargain! Many of. our best Winter dresses ere included in this fine grot.rp. Yoo can save to · oo~ now ~.d•J . and Saturda~ng Rannant M·J.nufacturer's Clofe.outl F'UM quttlity cor·duroy Slim .lhns in . botb pt2tn col.ot5 and •$159 '. fancy patterns. Sizes 10 to 18._~' WbUe ~~~~~ ~.~~~!! . . 7 SC vatu~~~eooe_tjn~d~~~~~~!... ~l •• aport Jtrle in aman" · .m.~m, and laqe !Dze. ueortment ot ,='!',ard patterns. . -~ ... ., Gzes broken! Shop these dresEe& ear· Good aelectlon of colors, ' ~~::!l'~Re~mna~:!!"!.',!!!!:!;,.._________L§§;!J!~i!~~~~ Btg I I . a~~===~~ndiC,.u.tear~u 0 o.; ' 10 5 sUes. ' UBGAINS .F OB .EVERYONE! THIS IS THE SALE ALL SOUTREASTEBN OHIO WUrS FOR! ; . . ·.',. •. , . • ,. SCIYe lllplirt...t · Iars Nowl Va!·lo 6.95 Beautiflll Fall and Wll\ter DreMe.L V•l'llet to ".90. Good sel~UoD of ~. Be here early •nd take l"ur eliOjt>e trom t11o ....,p, a• -.1.0 0&:1(--: • ~ 1 ;· •: ,. <, . .. , 1_ Big Table loaded W'dh Assorted 13. Women~$ Dresses 1, ( , }, "" , 'a . .">1~1 . TOYS • 1f2 PRICE ~· tfJ C01111 IIrJy-take JOur ChOICII'"ftetnnant • . . .a · Days .\' ~ ."· ·Lotsl . Broken Sizesl H~d'••ithe..s.'raliF~~!"ID...e· ~~...r -·J &DU. "' reribr • .., $1 lizea: too. eome eorlf ond taU ••ur dll>!ee. """'- Lots or sample 81.ze1, [)au. n . o l, . . J-. ,.._ 1 • '· • Warr111ty ' ONLY .{.tt.zort\ ··-· --·· Shop , .• 1 ~onlbs M-anufactltl'et"'l elole-oo.t lot of Children's BaJrer. · meeting the hOIrefreshments of U.d ~otree t~ above and' tbe Hubbard, Mrs. , Mrs. Allen Runs Excellent 6000 MUeo .n-e YAl~Hf~~ CA~~ Whlle U ....._ l.bDited quantity Gf fine Values To $3.99 -Ciose-Ovt Lot CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR Paul Mra. Robert J. Rouab of Masor. was honored with a baby shnwer held at her home recently. The ~bower waa given by a group of her ·friends of New Haven . The group arrived at tht Rouab home at about 8 p. m. and glfta were placed in a decorated baaaJ· net. Miniature diapel'f. were used illl favon. Hoste~~~es M the even· ing were Mn.. ..;rant Ro~ah, Mn . iiQ.,,.j.j Rollih, and Nebon RoUth. wu won by In were played with WHO'S GOING TO LOVE ' $339.95 SECTIONA;... say it with a ••• · Cannon To-n! El>dl, In lory& ..,.., Lollll colors. Bit aeltetlob. Come eartr Fridar· morMne, and take abolel, eaeh _:_ Baby Shower Given For Mrs. Robert Roush Junior High School. . . '' • ) .....c Tubular Jersey ··a SAVE UP ,TO. 40% • IDEA TOWEL ENDS ac.on· Hearthstone Class H9lds TuescJriy Meeting tbe Chester. II&- . · met Thursday at ON ALt. ART by Mrt. Vat&Jm. Leaders attendin1 were Mn After the bt.t~ineaa meetin1, John Moore, Mn. WUU.am CllUins Marlene Reinhart, preaented tbe ai'Jd Mrs. Merlin Tracy. cultural PJ'OP'Im under the topic r-. ,:~.. ~ I ~"" .. '$ 5t540 t~HfiQJ IH) FANCY LACE 1 ., !PRESTON FORD ~ ~-.t A-1 usiD·CARS L0ul1 Kirby and P'fkerJbUrl were Pbone !33-X POMEitOY, OWO here over tll:e FEBRUARY · DOLLA-R .I)AYS M.N'S DR.S,$, ,Q ;·f. .!~~. BBa~ · ""_..H. -~r ~ ,'s'~ '•· ·. :._,)!,11110 Ji..k . 7: to U ·.. ;·· · ' ' , . ,.,,,...,:,... W.l·N.JlCRAi'T IIICI CA ··'' 'r 'ly~ ...~ -(t ~· ; . ; . ~ . • .. . , ... : ~ ;· ~ . ,, Ro~•i1'$ · NO. SEi;ON.D AVB. • · \' Shoe .:IJ:. :!:, .....' . . . ' i o••"""" • "... .. .. , ... H .... ~, · • ' BO"''" ... .. ... u....... s•~.... 8 ·to ·•• ·;•,•..... :.c. .,.,. • f~~Jq•BQYS' OXfORDS, Sizes 3~ lo 8 , , .... ,n.Ql!,J!t, e ai."YS. SHOES, Slles m lo 3 . , , . f%.00 j,;', e .o.i lWl' OXFORDS, Sllel 8~ lo 3 . , , , . . . . .2.00 pr• . ' . e BASKETBALL SHOES (All Slzeo) ... , ... , '1.00 pr. :woaK .. t' •' ···~---lei Uf.Uft"' . :: . .,. ··:,, ' ~' '' ~ •) "JACKETS ' , · Men'i IM.therett. Motottyole JQt'l. ' . keta IIAat ~ld for $12.95. Idea-l for ~k a~4 -~r. · Woblll- they tak~: yow: e,hoice, each - la&t, $,t~re · . One ·big raA.'k f.illcd· with · beauUful Wi nter Dresses. NoW you ean• 88\"c . Pl0l'.6 than half durjng . RelDDant Day~ . . ' - Pomeroy MIDDI.EPORT ' ······ ' ......... ~ • •., .... . . . b~ ........... . �............. .................. . ., .......' -.. .... . ~ . . - ... ·····~··- .. · ·---·~-·· •• ~·-~·····4 .-····· ~· ·· ··- .. ·---~·-~-~·-····· . - .' -- . ............ • ' • 'llOciShow . Zaeville USED CAR ~r MID-FEBRUARY littl•·loans, if you wish I' SALE We're Not In The BANKING BUSINESS phy nett '' {1()-0; Hi.ggar $25 to $10oo IUld Wilt's Injury Staggers Hopes' Of Warriors . 6000Miles ' 6 Months Warranty On The Car You Buy 2 Door Rand!. Wagon 6 cyl., AutO!JliRtic Tnns. Cleen Car 27 47 81 31143 ~ 23; 3 I L78 o~:;~·~~~~:;::'C:~ 172 I J.ils . N~W FURNITURE IIJ'I 008 \ ' LI~~~GR'rf>~M ..1 All eorreepondenee shoUld be liddre"''d ·to 'Zon"'Y¥1- . tlllolol' .Mendeni In"c 1 . 498 GraY Street, z.nenille, Onto. ond 000 1!<18 JACKETS ' "'595 ··~fTCH't:N 00Jii1INIJ!NT TERMS lfi ~ ·Ulit' aJollg lrlll....! a nalt• - ll1d a r&' 11313 . l'hree.Ukectors ' fl'ft~. -~ · ~- a n<..-t,. Nanied To Board Of Point Cof C el-lil tldr s -......... . Suit Valaes ·To m.eo IIJ!DUCED AS LoW As . · S14S8 ALL.o1uiasmT!JPr.us--.. ' Tl&ey're bO&Il IJa. ' JAC1t'£TS oncl TOPCOATS BAkER FURNITURE OD Tile - B~ tior. T llEDUCED FOil BIG BIG SAVINGS 1D I MIDDUPORT PRESTON FORD A·l USm CARS SPORT COATI Phone 233-X PomeJ'I>y, Ohio VoluesTo$i$;oo .... $16.50 .... $22.50 ' Values To $~g,:so . . . 10 ' ~ •• I .NatJorialIs Hot Sbow. TOPCOATS A Houseful Of All 180 $695·00 8; ! .- ''Best of Show" will receive a mammouth tr(jpby seven, f~et hilth. :Matt)' dOor prizes will be given to ONLY Carman VoluesTo$35."15 .. .. $19.50 Values i'fo $$~.50 .... $32.50 ,irst ,tnd ~nd place winnen eac:b Of the 19 classes. several ~ial trophies wlll b'e a:iven. ind vehicle voted by the spectators as wm be shown all during the show. SAVE YOU MONEY 0-0-0. Totals 11·5-27. Many of the Mid-Weft's finest ~ol Rods, Custont~, Trucb, Sports Cian, Motorrycles, and Go-J.{arts will be aathered to compete tor pver 40 trophies nlued at $1000. Trophies will be awarded. to the the a~, an~ r1cina: moviea But We Can 0-0-0; GIN. TAYI.OII '0111 ValuesTo$14.95 .... $9.50 PIG~T.r.'lULTi. ' , . . OPEN BOWLI MG wJth the whl• a field day, a to epull:. They tw 44 Point ANNOUNC.f.MENT MIAMI IlEAC , Pli 'IJPI . , IXIrlgultl, 141~ CIINIU'\', lOCked. out cr.rl Hlfbblrd,. hifldtlphfl, (4. ' CAif tO.A TS ' (/olue~To$19.95 .... $12.95 BOSTON UPI ·- Wednesday Of each week commencing Feb. 17, 1960, 4 lanes available from I~ rioon until 2 p.m. 6 lanes avail· able from -~ p.m. until4 p.m. ltnny_~~ • i~• _Jtortlan-., . Ore., 1"..-.y. ~reo, 1U; INftn, ILA~KS".:: Values To $13.50 .... $6.50 DOWNIE.GROSS, INC. . PBONI lU-1 Opell ·Evenings "THE llllliN'S SHOP" . POMEROY, OHIO BEER SIMON'S MKT. Til 7:30 Pboile 8330 IU1d ·witH CARRY OOT · SELF SERVICE · u.s. GOOD BEEF TRIMMED SIRLOIN or T-BONE '' STEAKS ,_ 4 • lb-79,. ' For Yolll'lelf ' The Money You Cm Save €ome lb and See · . '!Y Deillllg Here AI SIMON'S . . ~... ... US~D - . ' ~ CAR WbHeiilfGMI ~ ,. . . ). , P-O TATOES···'·············· lOIIis~ 39, . .. .......... ..... . ··h· ·i'' • ) ' .M•tiD ~ \i!lt 1111 Lol NoP-~a No Pii'kiuf r•ecfn . Sit 6,5t~IL ' 'rtli f.li ••" ' KrllU ...._ PIIIUIIIe llri In Town SALAitDRESSING -iii\;~ ~for$1.00 . :-. ' ' . · Hllie.MW. ft1ms I Mollf!IJ . "'~ .. ' . \ . ' ' ' ' I .. ·· ·· URI .~ , See roo~ lotGIIiuthllliZ«l C)..mz,i ti.aler I COMPANY . ' h< ,).1< ~ ~'~ j9c s.tf.hf~0- ' 1tc ' A-1 USED ....... QRS . ~' ~~ .,. rc>~Y,omo 'THE ORIGINAL •. •we've been coffi'1fl·lhe new small-balch process "SealerWhipped" .siike we fntfOd(lced it in this (Jre"a ,Ost yebr; Sfnoothor, more!uniforfn·teidure, no large, anno)ring ~el.· f.'. .,. �.. ..... ' .. ."' ' .. . ' .... ~ ' ' ... ' . ~ ' .....-"'' . ". '~ • • ~y.senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 11, 1960 ·WANT ADS ' ·- 11GB'S Tllll llll'tiiCI AND II· ....... ,.._ 245-X. 12-S-3Gio WahamaFFA Boy Is Winner For Holsteins State To Foot Bill For Court Named Lawyers Legal Notice c.,. MAIIIAGI No. 12.131 · Gamet McDougle Holt. whOle place of residence is 1!5 Turne)' Ave ., St. Paul 9, .Minn.; C. C. M~ I'Ga CONSlSTBNT DEPIINDABLII IUISULT8 Dougle, whose place of reaidence COLUUKBUS UP.....Obio'a coun· PhiUp Hoffman, of Letart, W. ~ unknown: the unknown beirJ. Wahama det~1sees , legatees, diatri~utee1, ad· ties were u.aured tb41ay the Pte Va., a member of the - w1!1 foot (he bill for defense attor· Htgb School-' Future Fanner• of aurustrators, e..x.ecutors, if any, of GE VACUUM CL&.\NER SALE. neys appointed by county cowu America Chapter ba.s been n.amC. C. McDougle, deceased: W. E. ,.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Many left over from 1969 inMcDougle, whose place of l'eli· for defend1.11ts who cannot afford ed the West Vtrginia winner in Before 9:80 A.M. ventory. Swivel tops $27.00 the National Junior Holstein condence u unknown; the unknown lawyen. MJdd....... 6111-.1 complete with attachments. herrs, devtsees, legatees, distrlbuTerms. Phone 343. J..&.6tc The a~rney a:enenl's oUice lJ.. tes~i,rk Taylor, .ecretary of the tees, admmistrators, executors. if KAUTZ FIIO ITOII ~ued ~ ruling holding that wu the A880Ciation, announced that Hoffany , of W. E. McDougle, deceued.; EilblGER ELECTR.IC PORTABLE At C....... sewj.ng mach~e. Jn excellent Cora E. Hoiiank whose place of mtent.ion Of the Legislature in 1959 man by winning the state contest, Yultotol 5-2145 Gillon Guollne cood1tlon. &lance due only restdence is un nown; the un- when 1t passed. a law transf,rring wdl represent Weat VlJiginia in HAMILL SUYICI STATION $39.50. Terms il de1ired. Phone known heirs, devtsees, legatees, from the counttea to the Jtate the the national finals. *"E Fry SldUet cosli of -court-appointed attorney. Hoffman, 15, ,. lbe son of Mr. 343. 2-~tc d1stributees, almmtstrators, execAlbony 33N --· ulors, 1r any, of Cor&. E. Holian, Before the law went tnto effect and Mrs. Robert Hoffman of I.e*Regilter At The Every Dly Senko TWO COON DOGS, CHEAP. E . deceased, the unknown belrs, dev· Nov. 9, 1959', count1 lreRsurera tart, and is a 110pbomore at Wa· E . Vilatoe, 12 Park St., Middle· •.sees, lel::Ktees, distributee.!!, ad- had Lo pay the fees and expenses bama. port. 2-9-3tc ( 20 J Busrness Services minlstraton, e~Cecutors, d any, of I of the eo\lrt-appo_inted attorneys if MIETING ANNOUNCED MIXED HAY. c. D. ClRCLE, CL.LAHDI Hannah Snyder, deceased; the UD· lhe defendanta were unable to. The Winding Trail Garden Club Hacme-Bashan Rold . 2-9-3tp l..u. & TV A•,..Jr ~ known heus, devisees, legateea, State Auditor Jamea A. Rhode•, ~---- ~- --~ 'tOO d1stributees, administrators, e:ree- who requested the formal opinion wW meet Friday evenin& at the I'Hii.EE llOOMS 01', ALL NEW ,IIMei'OY, ·Oh,._ utors, if any, of Charles Schultz, to make sure the Jaw means what home of Mn. G. R. Thompson, Mn. furmture, 45 pc. m all at ln· deceased ; lhe unknown heirs, dev· it appears to say, could not esti- James Titus Sr. will be the guest gcl'.s Fwniture with 39" 1111 'NOTARY PUBUC AND INCOME 18 ~s. legatees, di.litrihutee&, ad· mate how much it will save the speaker and a:Ive a demorutration on arrangements of dry material. range Pnd 12 cu . ft . Hot Point tax -service. Mrs. Neva M. Pierce ministrators, executors, if ttny, of counties or cost the state. Membera of the Twilia:ht and Pome1ectnc refrigerator These 3 Bradbury. Phone 68lo-M . .\1mnah Puluns, deceased; the unEast Main Street 2-lO..Jtc known hetrs, densees, legateea, "I don't think a· great deal of rooms or furniture were not p1ckcd up after a down payment INTE[lJ R distni.Jutees, administrators, exe.,:u- money is involved," Rhodes laid. kliSOCIATION TO MI.I!T Pomeroy, Ohio was made. The Bavings can be 0 A N D EXTERJOR tors, iJ aD)', of Harrison Schultz, Rhodes said the court-appointedThe Meigs County Fish and yours. No down payment, 38 1 Painting, floor sanding and fin - deceased; the unkilown hetrs, dev- attorne)'a[ -reea art set by th~' Game AIIOciation wlU meet at OWLS CLUB, OPEN EVERY months to pay . Just pay the bhing. Roof painting and other isees, JegateeM, d.l$trlbutees, ad- JU~g,e prt:~idlng_ P,V~. th~ triaill. '7:30 _p. Ql. in Pomeroy town. hall mght except Monday, formerly balance or $U.OO week Here J.s minor repaln. 12. year.s exper- mmlatrators, e-xecutors. H any, of 1 be {udps ~{ Oh!o have al- FrldV, Feb./ 12 to elect affLcert the K.atydld. Dance every Sat· $12lHWO wort.h of furmture for lence. Phone 68071X. Middle· Albert Schullt, decCa~;ed; the Un· ways be~f!. OOnsiJ!etate ~~ th~ and dJ.tcllU proposed game re&ula· ur~ night. 2-5-8tc port. . 2-l0-6tc known hein, devtsees, legatees, slate : tf~asury Iq the &;~al~, tJ.ons. All OffJcer~ and ~embers only $899.00. Phone 6~JAMES EDDLEMA>i-~ PlANO 2-9-tlte distnbutees, administrators, exec- Hhodel said. are uraed to, attend. Tunmg-Cie.aning $7 00. Also orutors, if any, of Phoebe A. Provo, gan work . 37 years cx.pcnence. I 'hil\.i.NESE PUPPIES. Mrs. W.W. deceased; l.he unknown hem, dev· Futt!ll'id Attended In' Call, 732 Sycamore St., MiddleCall 612'1·X . 2-10·6Lc !Sees, legateel, distl'ibutees, 8d· port. 2 3 121< · - - - - - - -· mimstrMtors, executors of Samuel Columhqa Reeea tly • . MtS.' Sliith . NiCholson, Rutland. WILL GIVE AWAY THREE PUP· PlES. Beagle and Terrier m!led TWO GIRLS BICYCLES. 26 lNCH. FREE INSPECTIONS. PHONE: Provo, deceased; the unknown has returned from , Cplumbua Pr_aehcally new, reasonably 1 383-h Glbrore Supply St.ore. heirs, devisees, legatees, distribu2 males, 1 female . Phone 879-M. where she attended the funeral pr•ced. Phone 3068. 2-10-6tp VaUJhln Peat ControJ Co. Jlem· tees, admhdstrators, executor~ o[ of her brother, Carl McCaflery, 2-ID-3te EACH. ber of National Peat co.,trol James N. MiUs, deceased; the un- 59, who pmed away in Columbus dESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY i''lFTY WHITE HENS ~ AuoeltUoo. JS,.J.tfe known heirs, dev1sees, legatees, Officera for the newly organiled age 51 would like to correspond G. A. Deem, Racine. Phone 3088 distributee& . administrators, exec- Saturday. 2 with unmarried ~entleman age ·l0-3Lc (2()b) utors of Margaret Mills •. deceased; Mr. MtCaffery, • tormer Rut· committee to provide aid and faCOUCH. CALL 213., _ _ _ the un~no~n he1rs, devr~ees, lega- land resident, Is survlved by two cilitiea fOI' mentally retarded 55 to 6:1 years. Write Box 668W STUDIO c/o The Daily Sentinel. Pome2-10-3\p. BA.ft.NES.SI.MPS(lN INEIURA.NCJ!: tees, dtstrtbutees, adm•.ni;Strator.!i other -.laten, Mrs. Freda Shep- chlldren til MaBOn County were roy, Ohjo_ 2 tl -ltp - --· Agents, MiddLeport. Fire, Auto- jexecutors of Elwood Pht~llps, de- herd and Mrs. Myrna Lanham, elected at a recent meeting held ---- (o,lol Mann• ;,uppll~ Bonds. 1-bone 1131D. the unkno'!'n h01r1, and :a niece, Mrs. ' Kathleen NonJJ 1n Point- Pleasant. Officers are as follows: Mrs. ( 3) In Memorian _ __ sees, legatees, dtstr•butees, admm- all of Columbus. A. B. Caldwell, president; Mr.s. USED BOATS AfiD MOTORS f25 COMPLETE INSURANCE liltrators, executors of Mary ~flO. IN MEMORIUM 1nd up whllt thty last • .,,.... . . - (1. deceased; the unknown heirs, dev- Fu~er.aJ .!!lervices , . w~e held at Harold Poff, vice president; Mrs. lN LOVING MEMORY of Charles polh.n Moton. 600 1. Main teef:JOII. Late, ~u~ lire, Polio. isces, legatees, diatributeeB, ad· the Gr'lmea · Da\l:ldaon Funeral Sheridan McLerran, setretary and Mn. Richard Henderson, treasurE. idiller who was killed in Lux St, Pomeroy. Phoa.t 24SY ' C&U Don Mila.. .MJ.c!d.leport, ministrators, executors, of Andy 1-(,ome. er. emburg, Germany on February 11·24-tfc ObJa Phillips, deceased; the ~!rJ~~ 11, 19'5, while serving wJth the DON SftVEBS heirs, devisees•. legatQel, d On the boiJrd of directon are United State8 Armed Forces. tees, ad mIn 1st r a l o r Mrs; C. P. $tout, Mrs. E. Bartow 11<;1 ['Qr Kent ecutors of Deborah Jones, ~ Savannah Upton, C. J. ' •• 1 !J /1' •' deceased; the unknown heir&, We do not know the pain you tRld !4<er, Oti• Rlet 4nd W•Lden A,.rtlftfiltt, Ptople'a ,... ,Hl tncl isees, legatees, diitributees, Or your final sigh. Roush. Ytl• St., off 8uH.,, n ut A.,.._ mmistrators, executorfi. , of Sarah •f1 , j 1 We only know you paBScd away . . Without a last goodbye. thomas Pickens, president of fomtroy. Phou a•l' 2 1 30tp .::the unknowa legatees, distrlbu· the West Virginia Society for God gave us strength to face il Mentally Retarded Children, outA.PAR'.1.'MEN'fS _ .tl'urnl..lbed and , executor&, ot And counge to bear the blow WlJurnumed. .r..tcMaater1, .Midd-W. l'hilhps, decease~; the un lined the possibilities for aid to But what 1t meant to lose you P{JfL. l'hOUtl 604+-.M. .2 a u ,......,.. heirs, devisees, lea:atees, afflicted children. _ . distnbulees, admini&tri!tors, exec· No one wtll ever know. 1 and 8 lWOM HOUI:Ut., t H.UOlt t.l.l) koa'l utors of Fielding Phillips, deceas· Sadly missed by the aparlmuD1. llD<I 6 room aparted; the unknown heirs, devisees, Ed Miller i'' am•ly men I.. A. w. .Ben,el, 1 bone FOR SALE: 5 ROOM HOUSE. Ex- legatees dtstrlbutees admlnlttraLetart l',alls, Ohto Jlo-M. ll ~ Uc cellent location . Priced reason- tors, ex~cutors of Jd~ A. Barrett, 2 11 ltc ably. Call Bob Neh10n, Rutland, deceased· tile unknown heira dev· Obao, 241562 or see at Main St., 18ees, teitatees, distributee&; ad•0) AUt;)SQies Z !!lilll<OUM MODEJ\N APART· Rutland. 2 11 Cite of Lucm· Ni!:i'l 'f $86 per montb or 1 -,titd-· ·· ~:---:. W. Ha£· 19M BUICK SUP.ER 4 dour Sedan. foOm apotrtmen&, ~ per month, 18 Po~r Kteerlng and brakes, ' ll'p.l- "' ' IW~el mcJudtd. Located over ly eQuipped . Spotle&s hlack Md Vogue Shoe .Slore, 104 E. Main whitt= finish. $995. DJacttn.u's, St., Pomeroy. Phone OOl·.M. : Pomeroy, Ohto. ~-6_6_tc 1 28 tfc BUICK SP~';tAL AND MANY --·c::c-:::-::-c--c== other lt6.u.t at sacrifice prices. HOUSE STAR ROUTE Cll'""l'ER. ~ See ft. ft . Our.at, below Long l..:<tU A. J. Ca[l.er, YU6·22::t2. &ttom, Ohio. 1 10 30tp 2-6·6tc ~ .kUUM t~ U.H.NJSHED APT. and l~ JfERCUUY 2 Dr. Sedan. New 6 room unturnasnt~Ciapt. call 646 Pontiac u.·ade·ln. Locally owned. or lnquue t.UII ::,prmg Ave., porn. $89t. tiiaettnar's, Pomeroy, Oh10. eroy. 2 B Uc 2 6 titc FWE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH 1~ lo' 01Ul VB Conv. Coupe. New 1.23 .A.crea. Melvin Little, Cbe· top. t;xU'a good f1n1ah. $U90. shire, Ohio. 2-9-6tc JbaetLnar a, ~meroy. 2 6 the PHONE 398 Notices I ,_,,,. FREE-FREE *ItO 'YMIATIII GtV. . 2 IHOWI LICINII baa been lo Will· J . Hobltetter, 40, bank branch ~~~":~~;;..~R~u~tland, .and Elizabeth JA. , 40, clerk, record· er'a office, RuUand. Frldo)' ond Solun!IJ', Fobrulry 12th 1Dd. 13th, the Ohio Untvenlty Oper• Theater wUl preaent Mozart'a "MII'ria&e of FiJaro" ln Ew· In&: Auditorium. The two preform· ance&, dlreded by Clifford Relmt and conducted by WUllam Brophy, will be&in promptl)o at 8 p. m. INIOLIJIIENT UP Rev. Ca1to Ia boJdlnK a revival at the East Letart .Methodiat Church, Freeland Norria ia leading the singing. Mn. Sampson Hall, Raciae, Mrs. COLUMBUS UPl - Winter quarter enrollment at Ohio State Univenity totals 21,628 which i;~ 700 higher tban last year, the reg. istrar sajd tDday . POMEROY LANDMARK SUPER SERVICE STAT ION I (20o) Termite Officers Nilliled Fo~ Comnlittee On Facilities Control >nobile, Iceased; 1956 CHEVROLET V8- S.T. · · · · · · · · $1095 1954 CHEVROLET 6 Cyl. S.T. 4 Dr. · · · · $695 1954 CHEVROLET 6 Cyl. S.T. 2 Dr. $49,5 1954 va AT 4 Dr. · · · ·· · · · ·· · · $645 1954 FORD 'V8 S. T. 4 Dr. · · · · · · · · $495 1954 PLYt\~UTH 6 Cyl. 2 llr. · · · · · · · · $495 1953 FORD V8 AT 2 Dr. · · · · · · · · · · · .. · $495 FINANCING . AVAILABLE RIVERVIEW MOTORS Em~nJonesPHO"& 6:1-liChlrleo RruaeU 250 W. M/'IN ST. POMeROY, 0. ~:~:~~:~~d\tec:~e~as;;e::dl~' -==--..:..::..:::::.:· I 11150 DOI)GE CLU" COUL'E. (lyromatac 03 rebuilt e~ine With 4000 miles, good t1res. C•ll 92U·X. ' J ·~ " ro' I IIAI Sizes 28 AA- 44 C -~ AsS<Jrted Styles MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE "JUST A GOOD PLA!:E TO TRADE" MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ., ·, ' ·'' . \ • • GlllTS FOR ALl. ·OOC:U.ONS AT . ,,I.. ~· ·Saq.~iri~.~ewelb ,.·., . ' ' ' ~ - . I' . 10:411 '1.~ 1\:10 JljiBowllnrl ~~~-~-~t' '., 1~= 1lt " ll ..,.f,o""'~ )W,. . . --... z wmt~TV· fil,qn..-1~ .:_ __. I "''L--~.Iay u:so ·EveAldea, Show Cha"""' ,,op -111UI'MII I i:\ :: ,"f ~ · Tlut ~-.. 8llolf ; e:ao Your -lleparter 8:40 Weatherman 6:411 John ill17 N..,a 2 10 •:oo • Beat tJae Ciod '1-.80 Who Dn You 'Inti 6.-QO Amori"'IJI ·Jiall- 0:111 :ala .,._ 'Qll 8:00 SiD ·J)anrJ..., ll"al O:M , Yo!f.t; """'WI UO We~~ID !•411 .BJfll!\> ' r'sbow . ,;., .,..Jt~e .:00 U4-. ,..,_ ~= ~.~~ J!:'Bia:":: ~~~ 9:00 7l ....let.Strip 10:00 'nle ~... 10:80 B!ldt I!Oilrlle ll!Oo 'nle N""" 'Toaflltt ' ·~· ·~ RYNX~L K~LVR XV~TPO~ I!H' ~989~q~~oV-~QKIVCR. . ., * t .!;~0 1\0111 (II~ WI Sl~!t 'Ofl · • • ., Bookcase Headboard Bed, Chest and 50". Dresser $JC)I.95 Bookcase Bfadboard, Bed, Chest and 48" Dresser • $94.50 , ~ ' . ' . MAPLE BUNK BEDS .. ' · • '. · .., · · , ~ 'l, #d• , ..,1:30 7:@ ._,!l(i)r!\\i!!' If·,, . . ', NO· 1\awiUQ• 8:30 Hotel De Paree · ·~ · ' J3'i.MiiiJy ... . ri•OI!" l:an)~l~n $" !.. ,o:QQ Thti11""""1 zono B:OO·•·~a-n-Nen &:II! Capialn I£ibgaroo 0:00 C.rtoon Theater . 12;00 .Tite Rod Sbow Show Love t.OO Artbur J. Rmlth-N.., l:liS Jule R,l~lin Show IAiiJi! ~tith• -:Weilher B!•• 'Qn D~ber Bride of Life Search For Tomorrow The Guiding !Jghl Heart of the City .AA the World Turns For Better or Worse Houoo Party The Millionaire The Verdi,c't ls Youn: The Brighter Day -The 8eerel Storm The Edee of Nigbt The Thtee Stooges Life of Riley 1o,SI) Peito~> ~ 'J>ot'oon 11:00 11 ~dock Nowa •1:15 Tlleater Ia . 1:30 Slin Of.f \VMPO Daily PrOgraro sChedul~ Complete Springs; l'fattrei!s, ant~ Ladder IIi 1'-....n a,........ TRNiakJ\01'~ liP a ~Rli 9NL't BIOGRAPHY-~, · 1111t'~ - l a o , ) 1:\10 ~flia "'"'\bet ti:SJI 12:00 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:30 2:00 2•30 3:00 3:30 f:OO 4:15 4:30 1:00 5·30 , •• a RVI'V!I:l . -·~~K.J, Q9•1U ·~!io s~~ 1\0~ l> 1(, ' 12:30 LoVe• T1ut1 lloll 1:00 About ~ ·• · &:30 •l!oCh ·ond His Frtenda e:ro Son Franeiseo Beal i . ·{:t : 11:011 ...llliilol'o tn ~n llandslood 1 eare;:.p.( , t•·ao "If l :rr'i'i".'f"""'l'--,.if--+""'1' .,, w ~ 1 Tune In The 990 SPOT .9't;t Yo"r .: ! Rod ia .Dio~:.. . fPR Ttfl N.EWS .., Of. OldoV.U . . . 3 PC. LIME OAK Sli1TE ' - u :i5 3 PC. 'WALNUT SUITE ............ POWELL'S 10:00 Doueh lie Ill ~1:1$ $1.00 each . Kelly Tires t;Jrl 'PGdo.• 11:00 }talle .Ooonm Show ..W.Xome41 Time 9,30 Shotgun Slade $94.50 ·Q~ar~ 1:30 Mvquorade P¢Y 10:00 C.toleod, ,of Sport~ 10·00 The Revlon Revue 11;00_ 'fiS BOOkcase Headbqard Bed, Chest and 48" Dresser HoUett . -~-nel3- frtdaJ 4:00 The Rrlgbter•DaY 4:111 The Soeret Storm 4:30 The Edge of Night ft:OO 1'1\o Th... Slool•• 4:30 The Edge of Nlgbl !J-:30 The Life ot Riley f$:OO Arth J ~lth--Newl: ., ;. 6 .1_5 Ju1e '!!:,J,;.'\'!'~"w .~ ' 8:00 Amos n l\tldy • '7:00 U. S. Marshall 7:80 Lock Up e:OO Betty Hutton Show 8:30 Johnny Ringo 9:'00 Zane Grey Theatre 3 H:. MAHOGANY SUITE ' • '''le•oktl"' iat 8 00 'l'rlJubleahoolort 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour WHTH,.TV _Channel 13. Cllannel13 - nl.,m~., 1n:: .~~"J!" x.. SPECIALS COR· 3-110 Nris~ Ull Bllll\107 l!j'lpleJ ~ 7:00 Sden~ · I'XtiOil !J!heater 1_•30 Thlo ,...,. l!aWIOll 8:46 Slin On ti;4JQ Continental Classroom l::IJ Your Eloo ' lo IO. Uft 8:00 Sltioln..._ 1111~ - 8:1$ Tbe.Jiro Tlut..er -~ e:. 1a~~ · - . -Frld!lt BEDROOM SUITE 2-IIJ.atp ' a:iiO?'~~-': Cfle911!14 . I:Oo lloUI Jlarti1! ShOW 8:00 Bomper· Booa G:rio MoYle - - - - ------- Over Missiles 18. Yout.Jt te .btlr• 1:30 10:80 . TikeAGood~ 11:00 Newt~ Headlines 11:10 weatb~t il:ll Jack Paar Sbow 11~~1tg' tstot-. ---- .UcSOT A VH 4 Door Sedltln. Ell.cepuonal buy. $J9.1. BJaett· nac11, Pom~roy, Ohio. 2 1:1 tttc 1e• SKI!"l11ap t:l!Q Advell)uft Tl~ _., ·••··. 11:015 SCanning the Weather 0RT n . Greek letter 8:411§-~11 llepoft -~: ~~. H:OO Newt Tonight ... '.:·l RE "· 0£1 1~ flolt ·,. ~~ Sbow fiatbeliut· Flight T:iiO GaiLSt91'm Sbll"' 8:00 Donna Reed Show 8:3.0 Tile Real !.lC!CyJI 9:00 P~l Boone llhoo: 0:30 Tlte Unlouehaltles 10:30 u.s. Border Palrol .. In Great Debate li:IO It Could lie y,. I :00 llld 11aJ !fiR 1:10 llovlollmo · · 2:80 J..dreU:A ....Yo~ l:tO ¥oun1 Or. lblooo Pr•sloD uo dev•· I 11;80 O>De!l!~ 9•00 Meel Mr. !Jneoln 9:30 Ford Sbow 10!00 You Bet Your Life -;a I SJ!. lltjndl IUO Trullo or ~ 8:80 Slocealo Insurance I ~00 c~ PloJibo... .UO M•enl'"" '1'11110 . ~·:oo sieam!ttlat Bill ~·:' Qat'1tlu!Orilof. •·· vezr 1 10•9\l 7.00~ --A.M. -~--- . WSALTV CtionneJ 3 Cllunel a- Tllunclav Pill' vour .. , -r lUll ~· 'tl ~- 8 A.M. 1 :SS 8 :5!S1 ·A~M. I P.M. . 1.0·A.M· J c55 P.M. 1.3' NM.IP 5 P.M. D.-d' . ·. ~ . -.~f:, �__ ..... _~ . .:,;:.,.~·..;;-~ ' • I • e enttne VOL XI NO. 254 • Hit Guy Wire RUTLAND HAS GOOD . . ' l River Villages Promised. ougher Anti-PoUution Action . Cruiser ~ Farewell Party Given For Charter Member Of WSCS Dan~agedln Cub Scout Den Holds Volentine a Party Tuesday I.' The Stivenvllle WSCS IMI4 farewell party at the bo,.. of ~· Memben of Den Three Cub Louiae Brewer bGDoriJIC a chaftei' Seoutl 1nd Den Mothen, Mrl. Elia member, Mn. Maxiae<~!>unt., wh~ Gllmore, Jr. ~ Mrt. Cbarl,a with her lamllf, wUl ;,ltoYe 1000 s:;~ met -1 the elub houte to live iD 6toektoa, califomla. ~· eve~ for , a. Valentine The eveninJ wu ln with , Hulburts . Honored. With Party Rio Grande United Methodist WSCS Contributes T~ Ch~1d Repair <onii'Jbution of , ·•loa waa of the dmreh wllen of the untted, Hethodjol , Tue,oday evenlna •I , pmi- tbe m~liril. with dei!OIIono b)' .' Pirter.'l'IIO 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Alr H•rd ~- LOcally own· ed and real clean lnalda \U'Id out, power steering and brlkel, powerclide tnuw., V8 motor, radio, btlter, •ltewalls and the work.l. 1-vory and turquoise Mr•. Milh EllteriGlnl Card Club Wedne.tlpy 11-. Mn. Donald MUla entertained memben of her ard clpb Tuesday evening at her home in Middleport. . Tablt prize• wen won by ln. Edna French. Mn. ·Charles An l!tidbury, Mn: WUlillll ChQ~s an4 /lin. Richard Gre11. Other mem· ber1 ·playlOJ were Mrs. Mike Hatl· ett and Mn. Robert Sehmoll. Mn. ~ne Harrla wu a a:ueat. A <\eBHrt course wu served •by the h'ltt11. $1795 1958 CHEVROLET Impelra Hard Top Coupe. 348 cu. in. motor, power ateeril\8 and brakes, TurbocU.de trana., l'tla1 low mUt~raP b_y 1 owner, rpoUes~ Interior, boi.ge and cora] flnbh, radio end heater and many other ntr-. $2295 1960 VOLKSWAGEN ----""--- 2 Door. lleater, whi~ walla, leabherette interior. We- can de· Uver tmmed.iateJy. $1995 1957 CHEVROLET "8" StiUon W~Con. ~ m:Ueqe by l•cal owner, power brakel, 1\lrboflide tuna., l'll.dlo, heat· Ill', like new tire.. Whtte over ~ fin.llh ud vinyl lntertor trion. Valentine Party · Held For BYF At Fowler Home . $1795 filled 1957 PLYMOUTH Belwdoro VB llmltop, Ivory . over dark bkle floW!., eutmna~ llo lniOL, iood .mit. wall - · rw.dlo ad llieater. With Delicious $1495 hod - 1956 CHEVROLIT . _ . . , , oxtnolf)Od uroo, --· ....... inlertor,lliltleond lol<l llnia. 11M 1illlo If ""' 'ft•t I • $1295 19$6 PlY~ torlor, load - . - '--·-·-·M!S , ~ bltet InDO. . . . lllCl> -· tod llooter. ... '. ' IIIODEL Ul MODJJ. UD ~\- '· '' :,• '•' )'PI 1 ~-.J' ;J, :' WITH IIMRSI '' •'' •'~'' •. ~: · ,··.•:.'·r$149,¥5 . ( ·, •• l, TOMS IF DISJ~D , .' /. ;f•J~ .. •~ ' ' .' • For.·Study·Tomg·hit ~:::: .':~~:,.:an~:tt.~.~~ · N elsoaville. , uf Co - '" c( Arrangements lnc01nplete For aaotlter ruo at 1,20 a. m. toReports 'on the membersblp 'dl'lve o!JO, tba lliUOd "''cbtd the home beF of Commerce, and. detailed study ,r IIOJ B111'ge,., Maoon, to find ments to tho town's river front boat,big irr. Burge., dead at their arrival. tonight at a regular meeting in town hall. , In • Mrs. M0mso ' ' n Di'es At HoDie . ;'Hef .'D"au'ghter OE , l-Uneral (lerril!ef$ ~aV,f ,been 1'0 Name"D' ream Cagers Sunday membmblp drive «>mmiltee, wiil report pragreN to date ~~~~.~;,e .. llld with profeastonol Preston and Calh Bahr, . also Southeaater'n Ohio aportawriters WUI report On I meeting they and oport&<.. tera will meet ID the held witb town councll reeenUy oUlces ol The ·naUy SentineJ ..Swo· when improyerofnl:s •~ the ·boat day at · 2 p. m. to Darila an' AU· "I BR· _.,.. for J'dr~ Sadla. (Caril~) l!.~dinr were ~"""'l!"•dtd 81 ~AI. ~ketllan !h-oam· .,1_ ~a;·~ ·94 ...~HIOil fill ltt~lt• J!ll"!,.lo(.ttQol' .4,oU ,0! td-, tl><dllli* :~ ;;,;,.~ .• OVjlllin& at:tlf<lll!4me•P,l' fiot'li1U· llO,oplOS \0'-tba : """"~ RW I • Coodtes ·'ol ·ea'th• ""'IIIO Jll,tei, MatU& CJNle, in Raci.ne; sprmg aDd itmmer. . · • witb whom sbe m~e ber home Council unofflcJalJY suggested tbe .p ut five year•. tbe C. of C. repreaen~Uvea make ~r1. Morrison was a member J deflnite prop4?sala. ~bout wbat of . the OM. Gr,ve Methodist abouJd be done, and. come ba~k. ~hUIICb 1nd· the Radue· Grange. 1 ,Ano&her activity due for at· Slle waa the widow Of the tate tentJon . tontght is Ule F~;~b. ~ V. L .Monlson, 1 lridt)y knawn Dqn-politl~al . apeeeh of Gov. .Mi•ool te.aeber and aetive in the chael V. DIS•Ue ln Pomeroy qr Muonic IOO,:e of Raothe Milldlepoprt. The Porutroy and A daU&btet, FJoy H;yman 1s Middleport C. of C.'ft undertook to dtceued. Alao aurvlYinlil beeJdea aponaar the a:overnol"'a appear~J~ee ,Kta. Circle, ia a erandaon, v . L. bere on that date. Hayman, aad three a:reat gran4· The location of the dinner "nd children, an of JobnMown, o. speech has yet~ to be woJ;"Ited aut, FdeDda may eall at the Ewinl as 'Well as. w~p WilJ lel've it. A Fwleral Home .anytime. Tbe body representatiVe 1 ol the Pomeroy will be taken to the Jtaclne Me- <.'ham~r iS expectecr to attend thodist Church· .ibau' nooo &u~day the lbcJdleport meettn1 toni&., for aenicee at 2 p. m. and burial ~bleb start& a~ 7:30 o'clock. wm bl m.de in the Letart Cemeteey. I Iis .have .b•n· •ooiul"" 'thtotq:h seboO.J adlni:nbtnUona of ~ I ' · . it~.rtp.,wt- '(' 1,. l =~~t~;*~~!~:!.a;u;. ie r.; c:_. , tho li-pte and Pl~e of meet~. Eaah lnvlted-lndeed, urged- to at· tend to mat& known their vtewa of .ouJ:i:t:andina plll)'era. in the lea· JUe. Their adVIce -il heavily relied ,u pl)l'l. ' The SOSBA annually names an t}onor team a j'D\O_~t valuable pl.,-er'' a co~eh or ,lite y~ar o.nd the · filth .tfte be''t !ree throw ~. trophy. The IPOJl~ by providing. .trophie&, tiJe annual BAsketb•U banquet held, the city owninlil the championlh~p team. which is Pomeroy thia , ae.l· 50n. ''*'ctl . ,~oln~ Nurtured 'mSoFro~, Toi,l . ·~ . ,. .. ' ' } ! " ' •r~l .l)~~~i=be~Fo-=IJI=..=··=g Fun· . The regui.ar liemi·monthly meet· ing of ~he Meigs County lay-Ceea was beld Wednesday eveniD& at Hall with Donald on the new sponaored ' .:atr¥ but tbe1 beUnion Jn tbe I sewag8 disposal facilities. , I. goes" I lofeelseelikethetilesameguymovie who three times hoping for· a dlf. , Idisappomted, ~rent ~ndlnf. but is alwaja ' com pI aI . t~at bav~ inadequate li. ed Board Chairman Dr. Ralpli E. Dwork Ibis week. Widening Work Is Announced Funeral arrlltlgementl have not q, ~..,.. completed tor Roy G. Bur· well-known Mason resident died suildenll' at hiJ home ai about 1:30 thia morning after auf. ferlng an apparent heart attack. An of the · Appalachian at the Philip :.trt .. : Blll'pla ~d f or _ 'ft' palt 1e'9ftil hete fntDi Mli1Ja. · , . -by hts wJfe, Em· ;..St., ·Reory• ..-ep&;.. at with eli&· Univenit)' at ,)(or. peace, re1i1ting ar· a~ Stephen, a ~tud.ent at reat, mating menacb~g threats Htlh School; and two and wing obwme language in Jane, attending Maaon the Rreten~ of a female. , and Ann, an infant. Landen was arretted by police be announced later at hi• home. ' be made in Martina. · COLUMBUS (UPI) -ObiO'I Pollution CW1trol Board had indicated It is through fooling around wltll communities, large or srnaU W at er Resurfacing, Roy Burgess Prealdeat Ediaon Baker said · -~~------~Gerald Preston, cliairman ot tbe " -. :,_, '·' l ·J 1 tlnd• of ••clear St~nday ~ · Frigid \Vave TightenS ·Clamp .~~! w•:"' On Weather Battered Midwest •fl~:1::!~: ~rma Jon~ . · · • JJriiP and Stratton ;· · , ,_lion Power flnllne. Home lb RutJaqd <OJIIIlllltee, "«<Il meet talto. ' · , •, . ~' .~ the ·proi>oeol Wjtll the oommilalon. ' •.. • , ~apklu oajli!j! 'tho new u . s . ' '~il-· The cammill!.lon, . ~r ofdtD. prdpa11l 'o bait. afl welpons >test 1 't1-w-6day "nlcht a~ee, - ia charged wltb1 nlflpfulaibll· except small underaround .blast~ joined 'tlirapkfli.' In ~ty ol ~andJine t~e d~·b7"41Y bu. ''unaccep~ble 11 1nd a "afep baek· tion q! q;Je 1 EJaeilhoMtr plan lft!U of tb~ . awunmlac pool and Wlrd." la eluded 1Ji the propoatd tayjni tile ·P irtlal test ot mume1p1l parJI:, subject to 1bu Wou}d be all •Qnosp.herk, •bowed "tbe· U. 8. A. IJ prepared ap~':•l 01 the.·coun~U. oceah and outer. apace nuclear ta ~ .to left(tb eo thwart tbe , · conclllli.OD, of a treaty prohibit. , F,qulpped With 4 Cycle a Hone ~~:!~~':;:ii,· t~"!tt~~ W~ter:Fr.onflinp·rovements ~aae Funeral coQ,nclli llld obalnilon ~ · <ounoil'a in the eo!la!lri " ol''the mertbon 1'1' ,!!in "l'ldi,'b\11 1 ROTARY TILLERS 1953IUICIC RUTLAND VARSITY- Rutland'sBed ,DevU of its tietlel' reeords Of recel)t years (IQ-1) al schedul~d~ba~tbill same \lefor~ . the school. Left to , ht,. frol)t, Dave Ma3in, SQUAD CAI.LID , The Poml!roy emergency aqu•d stettet. Stan · , A~ Coa<:h Bob Marcum, Senti·IIOI· w~a called to Smith Road, Rut· Hp(fma!l, Head · C9ac)l Jim Vennar!,, - Cblrlea ·CI«Qon, Edw~ :B1ak8, propbsiJ, Wbtch reprelentt!d Ia . "After the 'American Bruce Uo'JCI aqd _ 1.4onel'jSoaga. majo~ eonefta~On on ~e' part of :~~- .~ances for the WDI14JD D. CblJda, ljlember of the' , U•lfd · ~titeo, ml(bl' re..Ut '\~ti been IJl'Otly ,, Mn. A~ Yount, Poltler{)J iJ ~ing ber Lirat Nep into aeti~ Meags County polltiCIIi in ~kjna fhe office of Clerk of Courta. Mn. Young iJ a eandldate on the Demoeratlc ticket and U unopPQI«l in the ·primary election. · She hu served for the put aix years aa ~ounty chairman of the M:ar~h of Dimea and during bn servJce has had the responaibility oi the collection of approximately ' $32.000 for the Polia Fund. She is a native of Pomeroy and attended Pomeroy achool1. is a member of the First Baptiat Church and of the Meijl Caunty Women's Democratic Club. She il married to Vi,:tor Young, an eleetrieian at the VIUIIdium plant and has four childr~. Victor, ,Jr., iueb· ard, l>oo and Shari., aU of Pomeroy. damage to tbe ritb,t fender, bam))' er an4 the frame OD tbe right side. Patrolman Hicks Wl,l unhurt in the mishap. . .· tbf NOW IN STOCK Sp·ringfield ••• $945 1955 CHEVROlET wb.\cb. ba, "eruh· ed the red lilbt otifem·Rllll and Jt4d stUted £o tum eut on Route 7. at ab:_out tO ~ll!a .per hour, at the Beacon Service Station when &be crllia~r akJ.dd'tCJ· and beaded over the embankment. He ·atee{ed th• car i.Dto a suy Wll'(, (If a telephone po'le W prevent &oiq over .the bank, with pw1ulna: a ce 11ld t~l). , , there wtU"e even fears In G~- blattl. JC~Diben .Ol &be ~miPIOD are neYa thi.tftWiilan '~&tlon' Of ute -,Jiint To MoKow decoroted COmmittee ond L 1\oorJ - llllllll. 110 V-1 1-Door. FOW· ,, . '"' Sow, , _ ,, 'Poniiute - · rocllo, beoter, ..... ID- ':;;;;;;;;; of D. of Wrilbt, tho of t~~~;:;,:t,l:n~:!: . -..--AT YOUR 8TORB ''. OR AT YOUR DOOR ·'First Step Into ~oliticking be . wu UDJted Press Intemallollil There was an optimistic bellef In olficisl circles in Washin,gton today tbat Russia may eventually accept President E1senh~wers new proposal to ban most nuclear weapons tests. 'The ¥1ddleport ncreoilon eom- · But m Geneva, site of the 15-mon,tb-long East-West nuclear DtJiiion. !l'ill m~ tonisht In town ban of the Eisennower proposal .'Anirsday plunged tile talks bail at"7:1111, tewUo Ellil, tllolrmoo, Into gloom, ' . , ~~-~ ttie ;t!=.bo•~ Start Your Set T~ay , Hicb rep~ed' tbat Middleport, Pomeroy Hit For Delays Meet The Candidates Meeting Tonight In Town Hall Beover, Cbeoter A. lodp ..¢ lira cllotriet truoteo, do11QIIeo olld cliot " DoUIIittro of of Dlolrlot 13 , ol th~ Cheater a Val8ntine box were COTTAGE CHEESE Bet Air 4 Door. V8 """"" •lid He~ it the Tony ,..,..t Tb~ Pomeroy police cruiser \1'0S damaged an estimated $85 last nlgbt during the cbase of a traffic offender by PatrolDWl George. Hicks, according to an accident report it: polfce headQuarters. , Rec Commission A VaiOiltlDt Party wu held by Uu;~ Junior Hlah BYF Of the First llaptlot Cburdl of Middleport Tuaedq ·, Atcident , • waa otgan· the name, "Safety 1Te•""·" 11 ' waa choaen, Plunkett reI~~;;.:Ro)" Holter, membership Ic 1nnounced a mem'ber· drive for the Feb. 24 meeUng lbe Deputment of HJghwaya today announced l960'a $6fi.OOO w1denlng and resurfacia& program lor :Wgbway Oiviaioo Ten, com. poSt!d of Monroe, . Mo:raan, Noble, :Washin&ton. Hoclr.iag. Athens. Mell;a, Vinton and Gallla CoullUf's. Abou~ ~ miles, botb rural uu1 urban,. are COY~ by the propos. ilL ·Fodl projt& eii.W11ri<le:ninc as we'tt -.., ~~- while aevu Call fot n!l'tuftclq:~ .iidf1 : Of . the ~.000 e•limated tot.J.l eoae~ the state ipluride . . .. 600. l'be remainder is to be eoa. trJbuted by maniclpalitiea af· fected. In additian ta the preaent pro. gam, the Department .will plan ~qrtb~r Jobl alter tbe extent of da,mage cause by tbe annual spring breakup ia determined. Prmclpal ,_lojeeta ae:beduies for Dirialon Ten are: -ltHUdaeinl State Route 8 in Moriroe County for a d.istan:ce of nine and o-ne-baU mila northward from SR 1. .Efiimated total coat: wm I '122.000. . -:Wulenmg and resurlacjng two tedtona of U. S. Route 33 totaling more than four miles in Athens and Hoekiq · Countiea between Logan and Nelaonl'ille. Eatimated Lotal cost: $95,000. -On State Soute 141 in GaUia t;:ounty, w~eniri1 and .reaurfadng three miles Juat we1t of Galli· polis j ' Ea~ated total coat: $95.000 Men••'' Physical Exam ...., He referred to the tiny 80Utbenl Ohio village of WeUiton and oth· en around the state Ju.t Ulie il that eobtinuaUy WiD ..lta)'l Of fs. ecution" from tile five-man board on lbe promise, ther will ac.t oa their sewer problemt. _ IKh time> they retvrn With a new ncu.. but the ...._ •w111 ........... virtl.tion:J, Owortc · Mill. T1lil board . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ....... condition .... , will - l t y build .,......... ,.. . . '" ...., UMI the dttes and vii ..... raile .... _ _ llolldtho ........ But the board, made up ot Jbtee cabmet OJ!~ an inuUIU'iUlll,. 81Kl a city manager, baa nul IDto a few atrawen, ioaucJ..wa. tbe ooommg cu,y of ~ou.n_r.:soown. k..._.. P.....,it lii... UIIsW Tlua wee& lbe baarQ lti'Ved qotiee on XUWl&HOwa a&&d el.BVI · if. ww ~p&.lllt!ftlatlJv: ~~ ana lt.&al w,ni~ ¥.:~ • exCUIIe tor lllGUeqwite aoew._ .. & PIIN1- Jt retust:Q to e.KteDd per.. mJt~ ·w YOWlgJtOft a:ad \1¥.~ ··;ng;e 1.1 J'*~' ao fD.UCil 'w'l'ter•"iD· the IIL&Le, anu w'u..b. Ute arowln&· JJOPw.auon we cant ahont 'to u.tve 110 mucn of n filled wn11 iJn. punues. ·nae amount Df water P.tr · petJQD goea down eae.b . p," -~ pwnea ~mmen:e .UII'et40t Jolla '*' n . nuab. Ottl~ board memben are NaS. Uta1 Heaourees lJll'eetor Hti5en. l!:agon, Lo&an mazndaC,.:zru. .uanon J:toll, aild ctn~u Ul;f .una,er t..:. A. Harren. },' !:ieventy · two Village:, to Ohio dump raw sewage uno open water. Of lbese 21 are buildinc aewqe u·eatment lactUtie.s. 'J:he board 11 preume the other G..: to Ulke JlDl· .uar acuon. UD1J 14 cities dUOIP raw leW• age. beven are buildut& plaotl,. Ja.· ue ~mewhere iD t.be ptOeell of · ltartiu&. and tbe citr ot !Bellevue d~pa mto under.ercnuad. Umea~ .1:1. eavenu. . ' Fecleral GraMs...,, all Met1s Count)' men between Curratiy. the Ohio .klwer wu.. agea of 21 and 36 are aaked Needed 'By New Drivl!ll'll and~ ...... to attend tbe meetina at tbe Pom· Co.L.~MBU,:, UPJ - The lligb· ;11111 .... hitlh ................. 1 llst ., eroy City Hall on that date. way Patrol aa1d today it will reSlidea of the 10 basic fundamen· qu~e ~ driver'• liceDJe appli· 1taUen. WeUfton l1 holdl111 ·atp tala of the I&J·Cee orcanization q~nta to .PBI8 a mental aDd pby. for • federal ehnt. and YtiiiW Spri..,. In ca._ Cfiuntr lo 1... Wednesday rece1ve aical eQiminJtion and refrl!l!lhmenta a · le~er·abefore p'rmit. they ean volwed In • Mluallbl• •nr ,..... the aes~ion The patrol aaid -the new aystem nlftll • ...,.. nMin fhrouth ,..._ Robetta and Glenn will JWt the. ~ce of tempo. toric G1111 He{• an the Antioch l'al'f:· llce.uea hi 'ilnf.it driven.'' c.tlqo.....,... A,ppliei.nta will be tested for their '!be ~ re,~ Yollll.gltown HOSPtTAL MOwledge of inotor vehjcie lawa, pleu for more Ume to ·settle. dif. Mrs. Viraini• Kes- road si&111 and ,hand 1ipa18. lA .tltUJties ov.,r a bond iuue 111.11 po. · Sue Cunuiq.,,viaual examinalioa also wUI be lit~ ~b&n.iea and il expected -to aaven before, an applicant can bi.ay lOBe patieace with theie I!IQl.IUer Au Cuater, Mluen· a temporary permit from a deputy villaeea i( they do bot ahow liiDI Larry ,Baker, Pomeroy. regil!ltrar. oi progress. ef..........,. ·~:;j~~~t;a~t•0~t;b~e I 1 � 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. 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