https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/283afe96c4ad6d1da4fb5ee0cae36c96.pdf 35dfa57cc0bfb9db0bf5e068667dddca PDF Text Text .. I , >· ....• • f " ., ' ' ' .. • The Daily Sentinel '' ; > at y ' """'· • y Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Ed1tor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bear~ Hawl<lna, Pomeroy SoCiety Editor, PhCIIIe ezt,t;T {J I ' I ' ' .. ' • .· Mrs. Ruu a vlait ln FILMS '· • ' • ' BILLY GRAHAM ' WMTJIII e • DetJOted i'o ne lntnnt.l. , , r ............. & &y UNITID 1'11111 Ohio Portly cloudy aad liUio warmer today, mPtl:r clovdr to.U,ht llld Friel"' w....... looilbt and OYer lOUth and ea1t DQrti.ma: .Friday, Blab lodoy 30 to 16. 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Lausche rP.Signed as governor so lhat b~ ~uld be sworn in 11 a U.S. Seml$or in Walhlfti1.o.n today. Brown Wifl. ,ltrv<;~ ~relltliningll da.vs of hJt term.- The Medina County -OJdo's 58th lat.elt board . ,.... K ' St' bart J~ .• .: 8, a.y , 0 - Baby For Is..~;_. 1:~ "~ ' . naili ~~;.~~ifar~ ' • . ··.· Co In }957 M . e~~ .Mr. c -~;"· ' lllf· lfld- Mrs. Cltarles StobJrt (1181e Chancey) are annou~lng tbe'blrtb of ill :tlaqJbter. Jann,a Kay at _ ~, _ 'Jieip .GeQerll Hoap1tal on J•t~, 1, J.857, Tbe baby, whq_ weJRbed el(ht pounds three •ncea, WJ~a:"6orn at 8:08 P m. and C!alle4 -~· the tlrst hild '{i~ .~ c: ~orn m Meigs C~ilntr ln ~~e New Year. and Mrs. and Mrs. , and . and Pf eommissionera . u a, re1ult dep~~:rtmenti of' tbe cqudty eovern· ment wUt remaln'.,_-llt "until HO rft&tead of 4 p.m. each day. r.tepartm(lnt bead~ to1t1 The Sentioel, ofhte~ will be open at 8 :30 as Usual each morning Including· Saturday. · C!O"jlnr time will be 4:30 p m. instead of 4 o'clock, and noon on Saturday, ;A 50-minute lunch period Js plagQid. {)fie uception Is the otllce or Probate .Judge John c. Bacon Where Chief Deputy Olive Ingra b · h d am satd er oor& will be open at 8 a.m. stx days throu.;b the week. Sh e and her deputy will ''take turns" week by week com· ~n~ in -at 8:30 so as to require no more than 40 hours on the job for eaeb of Utem.' ill, Jane Sheila riel a Carolyn Kn1ght, ' BII!,TJI ANNQUN,CII) Miller baa r.eCeived word ol '<llie birtllt of a . gteJit-1 grand· 1' ~ chlld of ·"" , , ,,•.,'"Crooki; Colum· ntn~ ~ound. The a alx year old c~ndparents ' Pomeroy and Mr. Syracuse ' TMIIIIIDAY - lteSflle~ Tlae.Very In ll•,e fl VIH'I LAST CHANCE SALES Sir, ~ II yOIIl lchance Tbll Y~ iQ our cood, ole• • -enteral. he The at fur coopetativt i'l\ their Way ly alter work including the finandng o.f _th _ e.:.,__:___V _a_c_a_li_on_ _:l:l_ib :_Ie ;;;~;,.;di.,to~ take new jobs . cause of 1 )•oung School. O'Nedl is expected to appoint a home from sehool at time." On Monday, the ltev. C. E. Hoyt, full new cabinet after takiqg of· She' indicated that when the full host pa&tor, will pfeside wHb)r the nee 8QyWay. ataif or the office was back on Rev. C. R. Konkright, Heath Meth· ' duty It would be easy to work out odist Church as the speaker and a n:hedule for tbe new hours. special mu8ic by the Heath Church Coup.ty COmmiaaiorien• Presi· choir directed by Ben Philson. (~n~ on page two) t Tuesday, the Rev. N. D. Borden, -----.:-., • Mt Moriah Baptist Church, wiiJ preside with the Rev. Howard RupllY UNITED PlESS , ' pelt, Firat Presbyterian Church, The coldest weather of the sea· occupying the pUlpit and muslt: by ton overspl'J!ad much Gf the eastthe Presbyterjan Choir direeted b7 ern tbiid of the nation today, but The annual eletUon of the Ma· Mrs. Rodney Downing. the Plahll StaWs and the UP.per Wednesday, Mr. Kontri.ht will Mlutwppl Valley begJ.n thawing aon County Hospital. Iue., will be preside with Mr. Borden is the out from 1everal days of au- beld on Jaquary 8 at 7 P.M. in tM Junior mgh auditorium in Point preacher and muaic ·bY the Mt. Mo- Ireezlnlf temperatures. riah Baptlst Cbureh. Plea~ant, it lias been announced Thunday, the Rev. Robert StySou.be:rly winds bringing 'he by Dr. Jack BuEton, president. et11, Church of the NaZ&Tt!ne, will warm.l.n1 trend t~ ~be Great Plainl BUJton will preNde at the meet. preside with Fotd 1. G~rdner, pas- area also kicked up new " dust IRJ. It Will reported that approd· tor of the Cbureb of Cbriat, preach atorma during the mght. matel)' 725 letters have been mail· lng and s:peclal musie by the choir ed t'o members with information of the Cbutc!b of Christ Reports from weather bliJ"eau for the meeting. gradUates :Friday Mr. Gardner preside fleJd officep showed 1956 was tbe of actlve and Mr. Styers will preach with dr!eat year on record at Des MElliS GENERAL HOSPITAL bY seven special music by lhe Nazarene ~otnes and S.urbngton, Iowa; Chi· AdmJtted, Mrs. Grnc:e Welch, eaco; Tampa and Daytona Seacb, aervice in eboir. R U d Mrs. c. r. Bndbury, organillt FIJ, ·~l.,..,dthc number the Firat Bap~t Churcb, · wUI An arctic alr mass sent the mer- "o:h;..gcd. Everett Roush, lla· vr to two years for the leFVICCS during the . eDry tumbling from the Great c:1ne. not fet been 1 ••"•· Lakes to the Atlantic Coast and southw.ard to the Gulf Only Florida. Georg1a and the Carolinas es0 <oped the lr1g1d blast ;n the E!BI. Wcatbl'rmen saHI the wanmn.c trend w11l push eastward to the AUantic Coa~t durmg the day. (l(J]der weather is BeE>n for the Plains and tl>e ccnlral nock+es. Coldest Weather Of Season Hits Third Of Nation ~y Will f.all Unlv APortion f;rads la the evening were Mr. Hei'D)an Werry of POm&o Mr1. Mae Smltb oC Akron. Nnllt••"' Entertain I elativesDuring tlt1v Season ..rin .Yule PartyFor GermmOrphans •' • • i. "' .' ' ~·· Mr .and Mrs. Jenmngs Wayland have received word from their son , PFC Gary Wayland, Ba.umhald~r, Germany that he participated with h111 compa,ny 1n a ChriStmas party for German orphans this year. The men collected D)Oney foe the party and had g1fts under a dl'c· orated tree. Boy Scouts of that area assisted wiUh the parly aocordin g to Wayland's letter. Plans had been made for PFC Wayland and his school -mate, Pvt Ronme Fultz, who is ~lat10ned al Frankfort, to spend Christmas lo· get her. Justice Of Peace Pay Rate Is Held Unconstitutional SAlNT CLAJRSVI'LL5. 0 . (Ul'l Seventh Distri ct Cou rt of Appeal s has ruled unconstitUtion al a secti on of Ohio law es labltshmg a st anda r d pay ra te for JUStic es of 1 he peace. Th~ Appcllatt> Court cdflrmNI ~ rulmg by Common Pleas C/uurl Judg e. c. L. Belt of Delmont Coun· ty that lbc law was lllegal be· cause 1l did not set a ra te for all JP's ~The .. ..........,. • 1.'' ' Omlle Landen, 17, and his partner Frank Spencer 18' 1of Pomeroy RD made good ~n their promise of, " I'd do it' agaln" oi December 28 after !bell' 3f>prehenoion during the courso of a jall break, In tbe early hours of this morning the pair agairi tned to break jall and succeeded and are now the object of a Wide 5pread search by law enforcement officers Pow· 1 Pleasant Man I Att t 0D JJisn 0 Wftemp • Life 1 M.e.IV County Sheriff's department offi•ia" ..id that tb• pair diSappeared from tbe J(eiga Coun.. ty Jail sometim e between mid.. night and breakfast time for prilo . oners tbb mctrnmg. A loelr: on the door holding t:he two in eutody on the leOOJld noor J of the jail is missing and offieen Riehard Hou. ao. of Point PI••· ·~ there l.s no other apparent unt was lods:ed ln the Point Plea· damage to indicate how tbfi pair sant Jali today by Meiga County eseaped from behmd bars. Offieert Deput y Sheri!f Harold Duetworth 1 tleor.lzed today that tlley left by on t he recommendation of physi-1 ~n upJtairs window afttr e~eapctana at Holzer Horpital. 1ng the eell block, made their WlilJ . to the adjoJrung garage roof and Hogg was found last mght at to freedom. 1 about ll P· m. lyine •.long side On Derember 26, the .arne pail t.he roadway on Route 7 JUSt belo., were eaucht by DeputJ Sheriff Hobart's Co!lll ramp, bleedin1 pro- , Jed Wobmr as they were deacend. fusely from tlae left hand. Deputy ing a ttairway in tbe lheriff'• · Due:Porth wiB ealled to invelllt· quarters after ibey bad pried open gate the lneident and in turn eaJ. an unused doorway on tbe second led Middleport Emergenty Squad .Ooor to gain entry into f.be resito the 1cene to transfer Hogg to dential .quuters of the lberiff. Ule hospt.tal. When only six feet frem free. dom they Rre met by Webater At Holzer Hospital attending who oenrted them at pn wDrt phy!ncians said thJt a deep wound back into the jail proper Where on the baclr: of Bogg's left band were placed in solitary eonbad bee n ca•ued by slashing with they finemenl a sharp Instrument w the aam.e place. They ~barged that the Yesterday m an appearince beWOIUld wa s self in11icted. fore Juvenile Judge John C. Baenn, Spencer wu ~n~ to an iMUtution - to be ~ at a later claW! - for mentally . . .ded. I ofle..... Landen* ', l*lcoil' &f IW •ys lndu . :~Scbool f"llt 4 s ldiCr Reports ' u•a AI "'l'tMe o• Brown Betomes II 58th Governor Of Ohi0 Today ray , ' Something New Has Been Added! Premier , and Mrs. !'reef' BlHttnar \1&t-U!d 1n Cleveland wi'h Nil tnd :Mfa. Wendell Faj.siYal ovif.lbe. hoitcl>l' weUcnd. She . reiuriw4 to her 3tud1 es at Ohio ti:ntversttr, Athenl 1 tod ay ' Lt. and ttnar and the DRESS SHOP ~llddleport !•d- otudie. at clpl\'>1 u~iv"!'ttr c~~ umbus, Tues~!IY liter 'I vilit With, Mr and ~): ·.~< c.~., I ', ' r M"' N>ni)o: iiti~tt:aar w)to ope~t ~~~~~~~:~~~;;~~ John Baker end Catherlne and Columbus, have been gue sts off their mother, Mrs. Grant. Mr. and Hr1. !4 .C. Wilson, wer'e New Year•• ..,,,~, . ther and sona;. pem:fe · of Cmcinnaurwere weekend pests or hi s parent!, Yr. aDd' Sm.' or,_, Ginther. ,.. , , ' J Tommy Reuter ht~ed ti) , hll, ' WE GIVE S&.H GREEN STAMPS I Mr has challep- ' lo world · · Off On .FALL and WINTER MERCHANDISE Middleport Department Mlll St. Mn. Roj Baehtel Claudia, Jli.Utalo, W, Mr. and' Rrs. PomJt , fam1ly New Year's J)ay. Robert Tompkinl, wbo hi1 the hollda.YI wltb hil parentt, and Mn. & R. Tomptinl, and nephew, James -Hamer, left for BaltJmo!,, Md. • Marllyn S•.ae KnjJht, freshman. Ohto Urdv;efslty, wat a cuelt · New Year'• Eve at a. party the home of Pre11ldent and "' !SUITS other Men's wear road. Mrs. Mae home, ing the and Mrs. 1 alld :sPORT COATS YEAR'S DAY and Mr1. li~iaoi ny, here. Sponooretl By Meigs Co. MIDlsterlal Assoclalloll Two Showings ' · l I I - -- Mason Hospital Election To Be Held January 8 Concert Schedule For This Area Is Being Amlounced Members of the Tri<ounty CGmmumt} Concert Aasociation will be mterested in the following eoacerls m the area aceordin1 to a sc:hedulc published bJ lin. Jllltel Walker, secretary of the A.Jsoaa. tion. Athens, January 8, Isaae .stem, violinist, 8 p. m. Memorial Auditorium ; Parkenburg. Jllluar,. 14. Ch1cag,1 opera. ballet presu.tmr "Mern Widow" and '"Refuge", 8:15, Htgh Scbool aa4itcrium; at Zanesvtlle, 1antw"1 23, Pred War· ingd car?lers, I: US p. m. munieipal au itonum. Memborships permit them attend tbe11e concerts. Laaeuter for an 1R fd.'m. Both boys were ~ Willi stealing or a:uto partJ iJD Christmu Eve a1onr with RiChard Spen. ter, 19, a ln:other of Frink, wbo bas been free on bond- filDm Justice of tbe Peace R. ~ GtiDdley's court . • Landers is also re_portecl to bt AWOL from tbe US A.may. AI> cording to court ret:orQ he ba4 been releue(l lrom ProDation i.Q order t.o eater the armed .meet but h01d been in the ~ oaly & period of three to four ·~nths. Landen dei!CI'ipllOJ -.. releuo4 by !be Meige Countt Sllerlft'o De; partment is: White, m.ile. • 17; befcbt 8 feet 1 inch; brGwn bair, browD eyea; 180 lbt' .in :niJr;bt; medium complexion. We:iribc pint plaid ·shirt, blue overall pQna, no hal . Spencer'• descriP4Jan ia :White male, age 16, height : ,l feet one lneb; brown hair, brGq eyes. medium cOmpll!xioD: IJI.' allghU7 stooped. ---- p od • ./'t,;,!,.,. .:i! '·I· Rr· ucbon um~t •. -&~aTOP ·Tm~ so FEET ·oow'N· R;~:~H~e I I I I Car PIunges 75 · Feel,tO(( Bn•dge {; on··'er Unhurt ~;. CJNCINNATI, o <UP}-IAn auto plunged 75 fee t from a bl'idge acrolls the Ohio River, today land· ing on top of a tractor-trailer truck anrl then flipped over, and landed on llS wheels 10 a lot. The drl\"cr. Donald Lykins, 28. Covmgton, Ky, Wlllkr.d awa y. llis passengl'r, Jamc~ Mercer, 17, Covmgt on . suffered serious in· jurlts. - - - -- • HOMI FIRE A."1 kYGIR Middl eporl F 1re Department today was call<'d at 10 50 am. to battle a hre 111 the f..aRuc home on State Rou te 554 1n lCyger No oth· er 1nformat10n was avatlable at press llm e <~S firemen were 1tlll at th.e sc('nc of the blaze. FINED FOR OVERl..OAPING 1 Bas1l Ray Crc•mcans 1:11\d Hurry Fetty, both arrested 1'Uc!KJay for overloadmg thetr tru cks, wer-e fin· ed In Mayor E 1>'. Robin10n's court tbi!l wr ck $25 and costs. IOI'NG UP Uke a eortr:, Rear Adm. Elton W. Grtdlleu,. 'U. IJ. l'aclftc Fle.et autnnarlne force commander. completee a ro.'fbotascent durmg tralniilg in 11. new sub eeea1'11 method tn the e.c:ape tank a.t Pearl Harbor, T. H. The new ml!tho/1, c:alled "ln~fan.t ascent." 1s of BritiJih ongln. It rcquiru no &ftlftela.l bre..tliblg equipment Tha eacapet. wearing a Mae We~t life pcket:, lbootll • 1 to the 11urUce at tpeed ot 260 teet per Dilil,ute, exhaling all ~ .}!!N. .~ prevea.~.!g,~!!!l.!~ u~~!~~~lJ Production Credit 1·24 ·. George BoUn. MeiJI cOUnt)' Jlre., prcsentati•e for Ja~ COunty ProdUC!tion Credit ¥sociati~ i" • iian'd to take a pOHti@. with fred Beasley Company, ~;,._ J1nu. uy 1, 1957. Bohn bai been aili!Ocia. ted with Production Credit ainee 1948. Clyde Walker, J1eld Represcn· taltve of Jackson ProduetioQ Cre-1· 1t AS!IO{'Jation for GalUa County will service hoth Melp and G.U1a Counties, effective Jan.u.aey I· 195'7 Mr. Walker will' be Dr th~ Pomeroy of11ce eveey 'konday and Thursday Of each week. 'Ibe Pomeroy offtce WUl n:mala opn: ever3- week day untn noon Sattlr· day. Pauhne Kennedy will ren:i:ain ~ field clerk o( the Po,!l)eroy off1c~ Walker Is a naU\'e · r GaUlt County, grad11ate or Ohio 8~~ Agncultural Collea:e. served sev eral years as Agrk!ultural engm · eer for Ohio l'ower Comp11Jt7. H• was bOrn and reared on I farm m Gallia County and o•m ' a .ffarm near Thurman ,n whieb beirealdes. H1s wde, Dawn Walter,"' ~" bJitive of Meigs County, fonn~f '11iaS Dawn 0) c She taught ~~ 'e(:onomlcs m Sctoto CoW\ty. •. . • ' I. ' .~ BLUSHING lteC 'TOr~~'.MiiT,); SAN FRANCISCO UP' - 'ifhc Plilciflc Co;~ s t Confet'en,te , ~ten nine times •1ut of 10 Jrt}\he los' 8owt by the polcent BiJ ,fti'!o nl'oett bere today to dt'!'\1"~ ,.., aft 'code Lbat will m:.-ke lt e~ tel ~vi financW u d to atbl.e~ '}' •) �' • 2-Dall,y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. S, 1957 ' 'W&AZ-TV Channe13 ·Thundoy · Frido~ws.oz.Tv ~ J 'PAPER TIGER' CHANNiil lil.illhea e'f81'1JifterJtooD exeept SLinday by~ Ohlo Valley i ·$." 1aet. at 110 Keehamc St.. PomeMy, 0. Buai::beSI omce ~ eaitarW offiee obone 39!. ' RICHARDS. OWEN- GENERAL MANACEII IIIYNOLO E. GOINE - EOITOJ\Natloul advertiliq representative, Bottinelli-Kl$ball, Jnc-. NnYorkCity, 16, N. Y. "*RAve. ' 8:115 SIJI;n On 7:00 TodAY ~:00 CoUee Time 10:00 Home 11 :00 The Right is Rlgllt 11:00 The Priee I1 Rlgbf. . ' 11 :30 TBA 12:00 Tic •rae DouJh 12:30 It could Be Vou 1:oo c urren· 1 . 11:00 HOme 12:00 Tic TIC! Dotitb 12:30 could You 1:00 Cufl'enf 2:00 ~arst.~n'• St~d'; 2:3'0 Teftnesue !roie Ford 3:00 Matir1e0 "'r)Itltif 4:00 Queeo For A DIJ' 4i4' ~od&'n llonia!Fee• 5:00 CvmJdv Thoe · . teNDd r!Ns mailing matter at tbe poit office at . btgn ~ 11:30 TBA n whift triOa,le: Ollf'ril'Mitlt 11. BY mail onf' vear ta: 1ix months, SUIJIO:-' abr: lnlefitbl. I'JAo: three montbft, $3 90. By motor route $4.21: three montt.a_ S2.110: one month, $1. se ?.:00 Cam,r ~ <WE-a To School 2:00 3:00 4:0' 4:., TenneBSel! Ernie Ford Matlnee ~ar.-; Queell For A Da:v ModPl'D Romances 5:00 Comedy Time &:30 Aunt Dru Show 1:30 A•nt Dru oow Ne'!lfl Plet.ure , "1:00 Cruuh lbd :pes 7:30 Dltilh Sli6ff Show 7·.45 NBC News ,, , You Bet Yoot Life 8 !!nfpet " · ~T~··• ~~~·~ til ~otd ·. - ·•• ,;oo 9;11o ' l.ausd.e H~es On 'Organization' Quizz Upon Anivalln Washington WASHINGTON ~. UP - l"rank .John LsufiChO refLIJed to Jl)' tn adnnee todl'ly how he would vote lil 'he organlption or th, Senate but he l'aid be wou.ld IUSJporl. a move to end soate fiUbustera. Lau.ache recalled that In hit winning campaisn against Republican Sen. George H. Bender . laat fall that ll 0 had uid tle would 1upport attempt& to cmb filibustering. Tbe tlve - term OtUo Governor wl:u> resigned at noon to bucome 11 -u. S. Jenmtor was expected to vote wltb the Democrats but he would . 1 8:115 Weotb......,t 7:Qo Death Valley ·DIIys 6:45 SpOfla Et<- . . . 8:115 weathetc:ast a:OO ' -. COLD SUFFEiEIS .6:00 WUd BUl Hlokok 6~30 News Pleture 8:t3 ::,pons Eye 8:00 F1att and Sctull!l Show . ,, 8: ~ Ct4AN,.ll. 3 WSAI·TV 7:00 Tod•t D:OO Coffee T\me 10:00 !tom~ ~ 9ltoa ratill: belivery by tarrier where an.Uable 30 M1it1' Mr.\fftl: Wtear \D advanee at The Daily Sentinel offt.ce, ~ ' J The Daily Sentinel DliVOI'ED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA •p . l' 7:30 E4dtp FL~her ~bow 'i- .45 NBC News &:00 The Llfe of Riley 8:00 Blondie 8·30 Life or Riley 9:00 On Trial g:3o Bla story 1D:OO l:av21code of !porto _ IDtOO Lux Video Tbe¥re 'IY nothing." Durlnt: hi• campaip. Bu.Udiii,J. I~ fcqw'lJ wu oeeuJied be :hinted he mllbt vote . with the .fa Ita. RomJA BruU.a :a..'Neb. Republtcan1 but now it apparenUy . I' 1e dlredly ~~ tbt! ball from mBde Httle diffefente •• 1 the SetL Jo&epb Mceutfu" &-Wla. Democrat. would hne control Tbe Lauaches wU1 Un 1n a .,_,. even without hla Yote. montb apatfment at 4.000 MuuLauache left Columbus quietly ebutettl aVe. Wedne~day DIJbt, endine an era 'lie aew ttll.lt4r wu welcomed in Ohio poUth!l. Be tried to keep bJ hJJ Oblo CoUeatueJ In the bll departure time I aeeret and .Holl8., and Senate. U. ~- ~p. there · was no tallfare or crowd at Tbomu J'entiq., Ir9pton Re:publl· the airport. eiD - an.d deab of the Oblo dele..,_ Poll tical observers ro' called that' tJon, aue L(UJCbe aome adrice. be 1 e t C 1 ''Lauselae wJU find It different f ct ml o o umblla quietly when here thaa in Ohio" Jeakint Wd.. 1n e ected governor in 19« but 11H -"'II be ' that be unw!tUngJ.y created eon· 1 e ""~ among aoroe prett7 alderablp, excJtement amart men over there ta the Sen. ate who wan't eo for eny back· ~usct...!, alone, walked Into a wooda atuH,· • · 1mall Columous restaurant 1 a t One of lhfl fir•t pertORJ •Q •at down ~o. order toffee. A W.ttreu, Lausche ·for· U. auto&raphtd pJ.c.. recognwng · him, Btreamed, "M'r lw'e lllDco Ilia olaetlon to lhe u. s. goodneq, u·, the governor and Senate wa.a t11 S. Rep. . William fainted. AJrer, Ali'on BeJHJblieaD. lleorl..t By arlcker Sald Ayres: ."l'jn' iolnJ to hang Lausc;he, the .sentar governer in 1t on my wall aJonjij.de thm of the Umted States, waa to be e. ~orted down the aisle tn the Sen· Sen. J'ohn . W. Bfie~ and u&a. ator George H. Beoder."'• 11:00 News Headll.ne! )1,1$ \Voa!~er<oit ~- 1':20 Pre~s Box. · II:IIQ tontrht 12:80 .Siin CJ!.I · 1:i:M Sl~n FIRST OF THE YEAR Ofl ' WCHS-TV Channe;a 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 , "FLIPPER., JACKET COS· ·-ruM& ia a new ei11louette tn· troduced by Anthony Blotta. Of 11:80 WCH$.TV CHANIIiL'I·-; Kangat'oo Captain Kangaroo 8:00 MotllJna- Show 0:00 Show Go..,. Moore ul:ilo Ell!<Tl' Arthu .. 'lodfrey fl:S.D Ptl',i.ke It Rh''" I'·Ofl V•l•"an•. Lady Strll:o It !Itch jz:l5 1<1.0 of Llfe 1 l2:00 Valiant Lady t2:UI love of Lift!! lJ:30 12:45 1:00 1:30 black chiffon broadcloth. the •hort jacket bu blllOk eapnldn hllllfed aufta. Capedln also tuft's the htmUtle . Of the al•evele&s 2:10 trtt ~iss ~r~ok-."'"ur · :z;30 Bousepartr 3:00 · l'be Bi,g Payoff 2:30 Bou~epr.rty ' 3:00 The B.g Paycff 3:30 Bob Cro~;bv Sho1F 4::00 Brighter Day 3:1() Bob Crosby Show 4:00 Btigbter Day 4:15 lecrt-f Storm 4:80 !!:••o ua of Nl•"t e'' 4: 1~ Seet.:-tt Storm 4:30 Edg.:~ of 1{ight 5:00 'l'be ::!Rrlv Show &:09 8:30 O;f:\!J '(1:51) 6:30 Your Essu Reptlrtet 7:00 'l'BA WEST SHADE • 12:~ Guiding Ugbt 1:~ · .:atiro's Kitchen 1 A· the W0 1· ~--- Seatcli Por Tomorro• !lulding Light Katie's Kitchen As lhe World Turns - Earl:!' Show Your F.s!'lo Reporter Sport11 Parade Weatbertnan Ladies Better DRESSES •. • VALUES TO $5.98 One Lorge Group __:..., Save Now-7to 15-10to20ond Half Sizes. WHTN.;:.TV Channel13 oo - Laurel Cliff WHERBAS, the MARCH OF DIMES Is lhe traditional medIum through which the people ol Meigs County and Pomeroy and Middleport have struck back against the crippling Ioree ol poliomyelltls, and WHEIUMS, the MARCH OF DIMES organization Is dedlcaled to drlvlnl! !rom our midst the presence or this contagtoua crlppllnl dl1eaae, and WHERI!!AS, th• ultimate conquest of poliomyelltll, Is ,!l.,Ot et an accompllslled fact, aa attested by outbreaks. In twe ~hich added 18.000 new cases lo the toll of the stricken, and WHEREAS, the needs ol those cruelly stricken illd.bandlupped by this dlleue ...matn a heavy and moral ancfllnaMial burden. · ., NOW, TREIIEFORE, WI E. F. Robinson and C. Q, I Ia11er, re1poctlve Mayors oi the Villages of Pomeroy and M.ltld\IP!'fl c1p hereby proclaim, th• month of January 19&7, 'o be "MARCH OF DIMES MONTH" In this community and 11r1e our citizenry of these communities to support the contlnUtd efforts or this humanitarian oraanlzallon which bas proved the ellectlveness of 111 leiHiership towards eventual eradication ol pollomyelltl• as a menace to the health, happtne•s and lildependence ol our people. d IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have hereunto subrulbe our names to be affbced to this proelamatlon on th~ llndltd~y of Januuv. tn the Year of Our Lord, One Thouoand Nine Un• dred and Ftfty Seven. E. F, Roblnaon, Mayor Vllllll!e Of Pomeroy C. 0. Floher. Movor . Vtllal!e Of Middleport RIEDSYW A. a. Kibbl• of Akron I,Df.nt thP t'~riY .o•rt nt th,. .-eelr hare with hi,. •itt,.• . N•'· Edn1 Stewart. M•t~ . MildrPrl lhn~~ ~fl(l (l.ulh· ter Shi~~,..., nf c;.iu....ut dtl ton Larry Df Det~tl llloh. wtiffl reM"l'll ruc1ta o[ Mr. and, ,Mu. J. S. )t:arki Y' Mr and Mn. L R. Etonf' and femlly of Cleveland spent frpm Sat\ll'day untU Monda' ·wl1h Mn 100 to ehoose from. Valueo to $8.95. All Sizes. Smart Styles. Sa~e now at ,Stlfflers. t:oo Tt"pslirellunt ·~:39 . C<ilillc!Oi,U'I File 40:Qf ~- Anthony ShaW 00 11<90 · iwo of lhe Nlfht . 11: 1d i!ft! 13 lil,i J .lilf!ll)lt I VALUES TO $22.95. Hll1 Jlllt it\111'!1011' -.'!lill Frl41Y .Iflel ~ · ~ :.r~.~:r~~~~=· ~:.~ c. t, ~~~~~'li...wtt....... lrt on'r":L~ . . · ·~d1..,u; , ]l(ol'lht ~ .. l>i~lli' ·l'il " ai\4 flil. - 111'1. .. !11, 'iii'• tm~: ·tto .~~ 'M .aM Cmld.rlliiltn n ·· !illll)f• . .q~,!Our Dial '"&Jt~rn ~~ ill4 rwo elllidffil lillllti!!d io thllt fiotil li liO!idof fteiilll illiM CoiUf!l..t Your opo\111ffi1 lilt ,.jrljo!l ....k :flb l1er :lit. ift!l, .WI. I'. locobf. [m PAINS Of HEADACHE, N[URAl· GIA NEURITIS wi~h STAN9ACK TABLETS 01 POWDERS _ STAN .iACK combmes sevtral medltall~ JlloY~ft· plin telievers . .. TI'Lt added el'lec!Lveneu ollhese MULTIPlE ingredrents brlnp IBster. me;& ~~mpl !le rcliet, easint anx1ety and teo$ion P•nyrng J»>n. u ~u~ll~ acsom- • fldat. ~-11::.fio~ ..... IDf.ijg' i.frt fohll Dlebl \ ' ;,; " ' .." .,..·. •• •• #,) '( ' ; , 1 t Roll call reSpon&eB were "Britaln In the News" and Mra. ,Everell Hayes reviewed Winston Cbur· chill's book ''Tbe 'Birtb'o( Britain" Top Stars Sign Contracts With Major Leagues The major leagues' top stars Ar.e wasting no time tbia winter getling their name& on the dotted line. Two more key players ded to the llat today When came to terms with tile York Giants for an estimated $.'m.· 000 and relief pltcber ifletsbel Freeman signed with the Cincinnati Redlegs for .about $22,506. The Redlegs alsq renrealed the ~ of pitcher RuBB Meyer. Mays The list of satisfied players already locludea 11uch !Ugb-sa.larled stan 8.3 Yogi Berrp. and Whitey • !lliPtz ' ·~. ~. '•-~' ......"J"....~·. '\"'"""---' I per·[ fewer Picaftrml!h for market in :!967 th~a are nationally. . Chicago Trip For Two 4-H Members From This State Twr> Ohio 4-H CillO memben, atate winnert in the 4-H grain marketing award program, will be guests of the Chicqo Boar'd ol Trade January 1~11. ' They are Lloyd Etdf'.. "' CO'l· voy, Van Wert CouDty, and Charles Hora of Lebu.on, MontJoDlCQ Count)'. While in Chicago the youths will view operatlo111 of tbe Mlas Saban Canady was an Board of Trade, aUend banquets afternoon guest of Miss Joelta Kay and vWt points of int('rest to the Erlewine. grain industry. Mr. and Mr1. Victor Braley vil:ited there daughter and family Mr. Etzler and Hora were selected and Mrs. Dave Tillis of Chillicothe U Ohio's 4-il irain marketing winMr. arid Mrs. c. M. Chase aM 'ftert because of their overall club daughter Judy entcrtamed ,guests tet':ords and their special intere.st from )hddleport and washilljton In grain marketing activities, acD. C. during the holidays. eording to H. W. Hanhfield, atate Rev. and Mrs. George Davis 4-H club leader. Both youths have plan to visit his father in Marietta e~ta\J,Ished grain sanitation pracover the New Year. tices on their own farms . Such Mr. and Mrs. Wrn Tbeob;dd aad practices inelude pro\·iding clean, datlghter of Columbus were vWt· rodeat-free bins for storap and ing Mn. Lydia Theobald over the treating grllin with certain chemiUN POICU control thre&-fourUul ot Port Said and Bfttilll weekend. cats to )JI'eVent dama,ge from iDone·rourth u the&e yhotoe arrtn from the tense Sua cual city. aJI', and Mn. Earl Slack and tam~, ~et:"t. and dieea~s. Tbe Bl'l~ are wUbdrawing u the UN takes over' "*! oace ~ ily were vl$iti.ng relatives and lrlftJam H. M.ite~ll, Jr., asSOCi· batUed iiort. " tt•ten~C~r~ ~~ friends at Minerva Ohio the put •te Exten1ion agent in Wood Coonweek. ty,. will accompany the. youths to Kr. Ray Markin returned borne Chicago. Mr. and Mn. Carl Hysell enter- Pomeroy, Mr. and ~ 'Harold from Holzer Hospital Sat. aad la cox was held llt tbe Chue Funeral t.a~ned with . a dinner, New Yean H)'tell and son, Donald and Kenm~e· :::::~f Mr. Wilbur Wil- Home, Sun. P. M. with interment at ,..their home. Rutland. . Preserr ' ' neth and Carl 'r. R7Hll all o~ at the Miles Cemetry, . were Mr. and lln. C. J. Ebersbacb, Rutlaad -:a- Need To Save Money? ••. Then lc&P's Big Meat Buys ARE FOR YOU! llr:::::::~:~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ "SUPIR-IIOHT"' QUAury Mays, who ltruU).ed through a rugged season alona with the reat of the Giants in 19S6, lndicate.d he was not cut apd said lie wO delighted be wou~d be roomi~ with Jactie ·Robinson nezt ae-. Mays ba.t ted .296 and hit ~ bo~ ers last seasoll;o'-llgurea whicb. the Giants consider disappolntlng iaasmucb as they reaard bim a aate rival Lo Mickey Mantle. , '·Any club Robinson'& DD baa lOt to be a winner," Ma1.11 said. "Be1l a great ballplaJ'er and be will, be as long as he plays, .. Freeman won a big pay bike from the Redlegs, wbo regard bJm as the National League's top relief pitcher and perhaPf tht\lr key man in the 1967 pennant nee. Redlegs Mly H'ave Fonnul• Freeman bad 14-5 record and appeared in 64 games last season when tbe Rcdlegs finished onl7 two games behind the Dodgers, Another such season plus a litUe improvement in tile starting hul'J.. ers could be the formula for the Redlegs' first pennant since Ht40. Choice Cermr u. Blade Cuts __I Aid' Super-Right _. Bowtd Bone or EnJI"'I Beef Roast···· ···---··--··-- S3cll OLD FASWONED, THICK SLJCBD Thicka.n ........ 21&.pkJ.95c A&P Super-Right · · Leaa Boneless Aid' Saper-lllght .. Pure, Leaa ••efStew ·········---·--··-S9cl&. A&P SUPER-RIGHT ___ Sausage, Fresh Roll -.. ----· 35c ll : PROM NEAB.BY t'ARMS • -• _ BVI~Y EGG . . .. . . .. ...... Bbneless Rolled Cool!ed Hams 75, 1&. CMJ •• G. d · roun Beef 3 99c SINGLB P,DIJND 33e lk SwissC'heese • - ;. ·55~1b A~P Brand -.- SUeed, lnllyrnp, Fresh Froien 10 oz. pkgs SPBJN~ .BILL BRAND . - BOMOGENIZED Fn1b DaUJ OHIO RED ROME- .. U.S. t'ANCY cane sugar Red Apples - 4"1b bag 45~ A&P's Rll!>ALO BRAND ••• CLEANED Spinach • - 10 oz. bag 19~ •AJ' $up~ r M a rke t s ~ - ~ -~ Prices effective lbru Jan. 5• , ~.' 4 FANCY "'ISCOJ'ISIN • - . SLICED OR PIECE Tangerines · • 2-doz. 39~ Strawberries -· • 2 for 39~ Red Anchor In Pomeroy 44c .rou·u u.v• "'..,. s~;:~~Quall:1Y· · • LeU, tOo% Pure Beet ' • · FresblYGrol!lid..No •• extra •barge !oraillgll poUlld .o1 ARBUCKLEQ .,. IUJo, Doupnli). • recent plz roporl of die u. S, Depart. Milt ol ~ture abowa tbe total number Df pigs saved from 1ut faD's flfi'OWinp 1n1 dOWD 4 1 peueat from the fall of tott6. At · Florida .. Zipper Skins . _UO Slze;-.Jaley Sweet of ind , 5 It was annoLinced that tbe next meeting would be held at the hom e or Mrs. D. B. Hartinger. Next time you make fruit frlt· ten:, try this : after you drain them, roll them in llell - . 111. allolllot. btl Pro.. tOll ot Coi'R!Iilllla old IIi'. in4 Mh. lob llitliJ. Eva DLittan .Stout, a former dent of the c:iub; Mti. basco, M·rs. Gera1d Preston Mrs. Roland LeVaqhn. Mn. Clyde Ingell aeted .at Judge and Mra. Noah Hasldns and )ln. Jamet H.uley as tellen for the electlan. Mrs. Rodney Downine, M'n. J4ar.. ~Lis Chambers and Mrs. Harley were membera of tbe nominating committ!i[e. . at•• =:• ta, O!do Btate Ual•flr'llitr exteDtion Jlck Ferry. Wamsley famll)' of Ga,U_lpoJiJ; Mr. and Mn. JobD Tucker a~ family Middleport Rt. Ha i 0 • and rry ~ 1ew ne of Deder. SUnday: guests of the Erlewinel were Mra. Elizabeth Erlewine, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benett and cbildren, Pauletta and liD ward Le~ all of Point ·Pleasant, W. Ya. also Mr. and Mn. Robert Wilcox of Cbillicothe, other visitors durin& the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Delaney of Ml. Vernon, o. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Buek were Mr. and Mn. Rodger PhUUpa and son Randy and daughter Reta of Wllbville and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Buck Billy and Shel.ly of Middleport Mrs. Marilyn Turner o[ Athens was the guest of her parents llr. and Mrs. Wayne Turner. ~RITTERQ ~ond ~~~~ :111' ·•~if< lltl. l!;i\tf •"'· , !iii': 1. ~-'!Uh,)!r. alii! · 1ft~ ~ - . ';:at; foifilly,, AI,, on! Mti.. ·1fua ii!WiPn· pa 10ni, Mr.· ihd i 1'1. · Dennr Nolidn ind tamtb'. . !low lleir'i1 ••ilw _. . . pr- ~~~~~~::~~~; ~~ Sunrise Chi'!illmb:tUIIJIO' ..~ ,61 Jfr. lilllllrk d)ilfbid .neobf !J.II'(I':~aek 1 ' 1'-.n i11llltt loafoallr expe<t liol ~ ta 11M •ldoUr of _, I li.._,wll.bt bJ nest summer, Rutland, Ohio ' ,1, • EDEN HANGD lN EFFIGY · Prim.Ahead By The Summer ••Ure Ever 11froat" ., $ 4 ~he .arne Umt, farmf'n h1v" l" : dicated the, even to bave 2 . peTeent fewer IOWI farrowing nex• tprf.DJ tbaD a rear earlier. Sucb 1 Jltaltloa, OOuaan say1. Mrs. Forreit Hachtel waa elee- for the proaram. ~n. N. c . Welch, ted preJident of the Middleport a former member, waa: a gueat at thould eaUM the JaL"'ket for tbe Uteral')' Club when the"' annual the meettn.. year of llltl'll<> · - - I l l· butinett meetina: wu beld Wed· 111 ..... IIIII of 1 1ft Ollio, tot.al pip saved tn tb~ oesday at.emoon lfll tlte home ' •,u of 1858 wu •a per«nt le ·~ of Mrs. Dale Dutton. Ulan 1n tbe fall of 18M. and Ohio Mn. Do~ald llll1l, J!l'lli4oot, llrlllero have iodloo~d an 8 waa in charge of tbe vwUa1 with J(r. ADd Mn. Bu· eeat drop ill IOWa: flirowinc next which opened witb tbe ~ Erlewm~ during Chriltmu IJ)Jinf, eompar_ett to a )'ear earl~r. accompanied by Hra. Evi!reii'.J wu Mn. Erlewines' mother, Jlrs. " 1'bHe comptniOns show r,)Ucan Hayes. Howell of near Point Plea- nota, that Oldo t.annen are exOther new offlcier• ,.j,:,;11''""· Other vilitort were Mr. and peeted to procluee proportionately .:• f .. Yr. and llri( Qllftid. 1 WHICH - .. from. Save over ¥.! now. 'one Large Group. Shop Stifflers First and Save. 00 to cl!qbse > ,- " YAUIS TO $8.95 • Daily Senlll1el,l'oau!loY-IIllldleport. 0., 1111..8.. 11J7-* See lliper Hog . tnck by &.he l.m.PACL The eanentna: but ltruck a bOI car and Mnt tbe box cu rolllnC a1ona the t.raek 1114! .:ro1a anotber croNhLI. U naJTOWJy milled cruhlna: lnto trsffic. Amon 1 the lnJured were .eyen children of tMr Chtlter Sm.ltb famUr. Um• poJic. llld tLt J:ienaiJ at 'he ci'Oitlna 'WI'e workini wbeJ1 he Detroit, Toledo ud ~ron-.a 'tail road eQiloe eruhed into tbe bUJ. • Mrs. Forrest Bachtel Is Elected Middleport Literary Club Prexy Dollghtotl Willi Roo,..... ~4ft, Thtre 'ttln"e 10 mt'mOOrt S>rtMnt il,l Kumphroy. be Jan. 9th the Jlr '!e b"e\PI an·Mn. Carl ~oekl.., - hooteD nounced \Ilea: 10o tlil ,olllul Clltbllllio -u, Mrt. JOhp Dloht Attendah(!e 11t SUMaj Sehool on 11:1& T!t~i:re II l!:!l .lltd)ff !leo. all w11 M. Colle<llon •:61. ·Mr. Robert Ubi, and flmllY, M'r. t!lay Ebhn ud f,)ml1y and Ml'. Pat Tracy and fa~lY w'er·e Christ· rttis di~net _pt.at~ iji~- their mother :Mri. Eva TrM:J l _lld son Me1vlll. Mt1. PC'!Atl laeobs was retumed to her home ii'rtday from Mei.Js General HotplW. Mr. and Mra. Paul Snyder and famUy apent- Chri~mu . evenlnc . wtt.h her brOther, Steve l'.blln, aD.d fan1lly. • partv ofthe W. I. C. s. of R..da· ville Melhodll\ Church. A proJtc.m Wllfl followed by • .-m~t and lftft\ pa\a I!!IXC!hliln&ed gHh With new n~u:n•• ~tdng drawn for n11t, year. ftnunl! llobtft eardl weN ~n.,. and tent to Mr11. f'. 0. Btrne'tt tl\ flBrlrla 11nd Mn . Nettle Cowedry i" :rarkarshurg. lioM'o paronto, Nr. , IDtl Mro. and 8 JUUtJ. The nxt mettlAI will . ::~~ 10:00 V~llck•n Morttno 10:80 PIIIJbOIIU 13 . . . u :00 News 'Ofltbe ll'l•ht children were Injured todiY wbe•• their bu' was 1trucil by a twltt'h engine at a railroad croaing htre. Two af the children. Elizabeth -SmJtb, 14, and Judy Del..on&, 16, were.uken to a hospital aw:t ll•te-1 In fair condition. The nth..,,. 18 ch1liren suUued minor brUileL . The bu• was carrymg ~ cbl!dren to the Bath Local Sch-:)01. It was driven by Oliver Haaer, 41, and was pushed 100 feet alona: the Don Newcombe and Peewee, Ford thethe NewYorlr: Yan.kee.s,and Brooklyn Dodgen. Reeseofof I March Of Dimes Month In Pomeroy-Middleport JANUARY, 1957 ~tJ ..._I BJ' Untt.d Prtrtt 7:15 Douglas Edwarla 6:45 Sporta Parade 7:30 My Friend Fllcka 8:15 We.::!tbennaft By Mn. Rulftll Painter 8:00 West Point Story 7 :00 Art Lli:lkletter I;· tb~t~ K&d• M:r. and Mn. Eugene Lanham . 7: 15 Douglas Elw~rds 8:30 Playhouse of Stars · and son, Davy, Mr. and Mrs. Len· ?:aQ Sgt. Prestoa• of the Yutoa· 9:00 Mr. Adams & Eva ard Lanham Jr. and daughter, B:OO Bob Cummings ~ho.,.. 9:30 fligbway Patrol Pamela, P:trlter-;burg, were New B:30 Climax ~-- ___ 10:GP The·Lfne Up •.., Year's guests of Mr. ami Mrs. G:lO Playhouse~ lOiJiJ.,. r~~i1 to Pl•rson . _;j_'r';_4. ... Lenard Lanham and family 11~~ H~~P. 11 :00 Up to tile t~~ Mr: and Mrs. Ralph Painter and 11 :05 Scanning e We~~;t.lier 11:05 Scanning the Weather dauihler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry 11:10 Tit< Late Show ·, ·' 11:10 Tbe :.Ate .~how • > Brown and sor s were Sunday vis~=itors ol Mr. 'lnJ Mr~ - Russell Pain· ter. Mr. snd Mrs. Gerald Violet spent New Year's Day with Mrs. 11 WHTN-TV CHANNE~ 13 Jennie Roulh. WHTN-TV CHANNIL 13 lJ :44 Sia:o On Mrl. WJU Ht!llman ~ailed on 11:44 Sl&ft On Mrs. Lenard Lanham , Monday . ll:4!1 Ca:c~D Club ll:tO· Cattoon Club :Mr. and Mrs. LatTY Roush of 12:10 Noon News li:Ut Noon Ne1fJ Waverly, 'Mrs. ·Virgil Rou~h nnd 12:1S Nellbbora 11:11 Ne'.,hbora children called on Mr. and Mrs. 12:30 Mlddiy Movie. Matluee 11:30 Mldda)' Matinee Don Mltlilck b! Belpre and M1'. 1:00 Pemialne Tou.th l.:Bi\ l'endnlne· '!'('uch and Mra. Ontst Brown of .Parkers- 2:15 .tt\berlce ' L!.liJei'JI'!e 2:11 bur~ Sunday a_fternoon. 2 :415 We With :Elizabeth .3:0 Lift Witll Elizabeth Shirley and Bii.Jir. Heilman and 3:00 "'nern . oon ~lm F•.stlvil J•rrY Diddle rt~turned )lome Sat· ......, . 8:00 AfterOoon Film testlval .ll 4:act Silfer S.lill TIJ!i.' 4:3o super serial Time ut day a!te · r a Iew days aI the W1 5:00 :kl.c!'ti·oy M:auai. Oldb Hellman borne. B:OO Mtek~;~v Mouse l-,ub Mr. •and Mrs. Larry Routh cal· 6:00 Bvffa1U Bill. Jr. .CI:OO Omriqn Clun led 011' Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush 6:30 Flve Si-_.r t'lDI] B:SO .Five Star Final 'i:OO ~ukla, tran & Onl\. Monday eve•Jng. 7:00 .ll_u\la, ~":a• t Ol11e Georce Abbott ealled on Mr. i:~ ~"TI:.·~In" tbt llewa and Mrs. wut .HeUman· New Year' A 7:15 ~r ·o.lv & tho Nm •1:80 l~f .ol C"'blle DOl', . 8:00 . lhri ,llowto a:l!J l'ohit6 DOfondor - PROCLAMATION LIMA, 0 . UP - president, Hrs, DRESS SALE I 20 cbUdren 2-24 umlde . l.itry, Mn:. James B. er, Mrs. D. B. Harti naer. hers voled into the t!lub ·are • l2:1o Seire:h for Tomorrow 2:00 Our Mia:s Brook& 1heath• . . .La-·· . -ter. ,._. · ~U:te!;"~3!'.,!· ~~':i.!~1 20 Children lnJ. ured As School 8118 .U...·..w 111oa 11M Cra.sbes Into Switch Emrine lourth floor ol .IW louto Ollleo ---c- In Lima· 10:45 h.mous Fitbts U:Oij Nll!!we fteadlhJdl U:l& . we,~isl U:20 Preh BCJx .J:> !1:311 fo~ht ,, ~ • Fre$h Milk • 1f2 gal · . . Jelly RoB , --- · ·:· · Ate J111e Porker - .• ApJl..-::;: berry, FOOT WNG' · 1 ' ' .' .. White Bread 2 fer'3lc J111e Porker __ • _ M!:ed, Frtall D4Jiy lt'olln HeaveJJ11 'N Lem~n-y! J111e Porker REG. 41c' ' · .\ '; Lemon Pie - Specii~ : 39.: . Bleb, Fiak7 Two Crust ••• Freall Dall,yl . - �' • 2-Dall,y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. S, 1957 ' 'W&AZ-TV Channe13 ·Thundoy · Frido~ws.oz.Tv ~ J 'PAPER TIGER' CHANNiil lil.illhea e'f81'1JifterJtooD exeept SLinday by~ Ohlo Valley i ·$." 1aet. at 110 Keehamc St.. PomeMy, 0. Buai::beSI omce ~ eaitarW offiee obone 39!. ' RICHARDS. OWEN- GENERAL MANACEII IIIYNOLO E. GOINE - EOITOJ\Natloul advertiliq representative, Bottinelli-Kl$ball, Jnc-. NnYorkCity, 16, N. Y. "*RAve. ' 8:115 SIJI;n On 7:00 TodAY ~:00 CoUee Time 10:00 Home 11 :00 The Right is Rlgllt 11:00 The Priee I1 Rlgbf. . ' 11 :30 TBA 12:00 Tic •rae DouJh 12:30 It could Be Vou 1:oo c urren· 1 . 11:00 HOme 12:00 Tic TIC! Dotitb 12:30 could You 1:00 Cufl'enf 2:00 ~arst.~n'• St~d'; 2:3'0 Teftnesue !roie Ford 3:00 Matir1e0 "'r)Itltif 4:00 Queeo For A DIJ' 4i4' ~od&'n llonia!Fee• 5:00 CvmJdv Thoe · . teNDd r!Ns mailing matter at tbe poit office at . btgn ~ 11:30 TBA n whift triOa,le: Ollf'ril'Mitlt 11. BY mail onf' vear ta: 1ix months, SUIJIO:-' abr: lnlefitbl. I'JAo: three montbft, $3 90. By motor route $4.21: three montt.a_ S2.110: one month, $1. se ?.:00 Cam,r ~ <WE-a To School 2:00 3:00 4:0' 4:., TenneBSel! Ernie Ford Matlnee ~ar.-; Queell For A Da:v ModPl'D Romances 5:00 Comedy Time &:30 Aunt Dru Show 1:30 A•nt Dru oow Ne'!lfl Plet.ure , "1:00 Cruuh lbd :pes 7:30 Dltilh Sli6ff Show 7·.45 NBC News ,, , You Bet Yoot Life 8 !!nfpet " · ~T~··• ~~~·~ til ~otd ·. - ·•• ,;oo 9;11o ' l.ausd.e H~es On 'Organization' Quizz Upon Anivalln Washington WASHINGTON ~. UP - l"rank .John LsufiChO refLIJed to Jl)' tn adnnee todl'ly how he would vote lil 'he organlption or th, Senate but he l'aid be wou.ld IUSJporl. a move to end soate fiUbustera. Lau.ache recalled that In hit winning campaisn against Republican Sen. George H. Bender . laat fall that ll 0 had uid tle would 1upport attempt& to cmb filibustering. Tbe tlve - term OtUo Governor wl:u> resigned at noon to bucome 11 -u. S. Jenmtor was expected to vote wltb the Democrats but he would . 1 8:115 Weotb......,t 7:Qo Death Valley ·DIIys 6:45 SpOfla Et<- . . . 8:115 weathetc:ast a:OO ' -. COLD SUFFEiEIS .6:00 WUd BUl Hlokok 6~30 News Pleture 8:t3 ::,pons Eye 8:00 F1att and Sctull!l Show . ,, 8: ~ Ct4AN,.ll. 3 WSAI·TV 7:00 Tod•t D:OO Coffee T\me 10:00 !tom~ ~ 9ltoa ratill: belivery by tarrier where an.Uable 30 M1it1' Mr.\fftl: Wtear \D advanee at The Daily Sentinel offt.ce, ~ ' J The Daily Sentinel DliVOI'ED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA •p . l' 7:30 E4dtp FL~her ~bow 'i- .45 NBC News &:00 The Llfe of Riley 8:00 Blondie 8·30 Life or Riley 9:00 On Trial g:3o Bla story 1D:OO l:av21code of !porto _ IDtOO Lux Video Tbe¥re 'IY nothing." Durlnt: hi• campaip. Bu.Udiii,J. I~ fcqw'lJ wu oeeuJied be :hinted he mllbt vote . with the .fa Ita. RomJA BruU.a :a..'Neb. Republtcan1 but now it apparenUy . I' 1e dlredly ~~ tbt! ball from mBde Httle diffefente •• 1 the SetL Jo&epb Mceutfu" &-Wla. Democrat. would hne control Tbe Lauaches wU1 Un 1n a .,_,. even without hla Yote. montb apatfment at 4.000 MuuLauache left Columbus quietly ebutettl aVe. Wedne~day DIJbt, endine an era 'lie aew ttll.lt4r wu welcomed in Ohio poUth!l. Be tried to keep bJ hJJ Oblo CoUeatueJ In the bll departure time I aeeret and .Holl8., and Senate. U. ~- ~p. there · was no tallfare or crowd at Tbomu J'entiq., Ir9pton Re:publl· the airport. eiD - an.d deab of the Oblo dele..,_ Poll tical observers ro' called that' tJon, aue L(UJCbe aome adrice. be 1 e t C 1 ''Lauselae wJU find It different f ct ml o o umblla quietly when here thaa in Ohio" Jeakint Wd.. 1n e ected governor in 19« but 11H -"'II be ' that be unw!tUngJ.y created eon· 1 e ""~ among aoroe prett7 alderablp, excJtement amart men over there ta the Sen. ate who wan't eo for eny back· ~usct...!, alone, walked Into a wooda atuH,· • · 1mall Columous restaurant 1 a t One of lhfl fir•t pertORJ •Q •at down ~o. order toffee. A W.ttreu, Lausche ·for· U. auto&raphtd pJ.c.. recognwng · him, Btreamed, "M'r lw'e lllDco Ilia olaetlon to lhe u. s. goodneq, u·, the governor and Senate wa.a t11 S. Rep. . William fainted. AJrer, Ali'on BeJHJblieaD. lleorl..t By arlcker Sald Ayres: ."l'jn' iolnJ to hang Lausc;he, the .sentar governer in 1t on my wall aJonjij.de thm of the Umted States, waa to be e. ~orted down the aisle tn the Sen· Sen. J'ohn . W. Bfie~ and u&a. ator George H. Beoder."'• 11:00 News Headll.ne! )1,1$ \Voa!~er<oit ~- 1':20 Pre~s Box. · II:IIQ tontrht 12:80 .Siin CJ!.I · 1:i:M Sl~n FIRST OF THE YEAR Ofl ' WCHS-TV Channe;a 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 , "FLIPPER., JACKET COS· ·-ruM& ia a new ei11louette tn· troduced by Anthony Blotta. Of 11:80 WCH$.TV CHANIIiL'I·-; Kangat'oo Captain Kangaroo 8:00 MotllJna- Show 0:00 Show Go..,. Moore ul:ilo Ell!<Tl' Arthu .. 'lodfrey fl:S.D Ptl',i.ke It Rh''" I'·Ofl V•l•"an•. Lady Strll:o It !Itch jz:l5 1<1.0 of Llfe 1 l2:00 Valiant Lady t2:UI love of Lift!! lJ:30 12:45 1:00 1:30 black chiffon broadcloth. the •hort jacket bu blllOk eapnldn hllllfed aufta. Capedln also tuft's the htmUtle . Of the al•evele&s 2:10 trtt ~iss ~r~ok-."'"ur · :z;30 Bousepartr 3:00 · l'be Bi,g Payoff 2:30 Bou~epr.rty ' 3:00 The B.g Paycff 3:30 Bob Cro~;bv Sho1F 4::00 Brighter Day 3:1() Bob Crosby Show 4:00 Btigbter Day 4:15 lecrt-f Storm 4:80 !!:••o ua of Nl•"t e'' 4: 1~ Seet.:-tt Storm 4:30 Edg.:~ of 1{ight 5:00 'l'be ::!Rrlv Show &:09 8:30 O;f:\!J '(1:51) 6:30 Your Essu Reptlrtet 7:00 'l'BA WEST SHADE • 12:~ Guiding Ugbt 1:~ · .:atiro's Kitchen 1 A· the W0 1· ~--- Seatcli Por Tomorro• !lulding Light Katie's Kitchen As lhe World Turns - Earl:!' Show Your F.s!'lo Reporter Sport11 Parade Weatbertnan Ladies Better DRESSES •. • VALUES TO $5.98 One Lorge Group __:..., Save Now-7to 15-10to20ond Half Sizes. WHTN.;:.TV Channel13 oo - Laurel Cliff WHERBAS, the MARCH OF DIMES Is lhe traditional medIum through which the people ol Meigs County and Pomeroy and Middleport have struck back against the crippling Ioree ol poliomyelltls, and WHEIUMS, the MARCH OF DIMES organization Is dedlcaled to drlvlnl! !rom our midst the presence or this contagtoua crlppllnl dl1eaae, and WHERI!!AS, th• ultimate conquest of poliomyelltll, Is ,!l.,Ot et an accompllslled fact, aa attested by outbreaks. In twe ~hich added 18.000 new cases lo the toll of the stricken, and WHEREAS, the needs ol those cruelly stricken illd.bandlupped by this dlleue ...matn a heavy and moral ancfllnaMial burden. · ., NOW, TREIIEFORE, WI E. F. Robinson and C. Q, I Ia11er, re1poctlve Mayors oi the Villages of Pomeroy and M.ltld\IP!'fl c1p hereby proclaim, th• month of January 19&7, 'o be "MARCH OF DIMES MONTH" In this community and 11r1e our citizenry of these communities to support the contlnUtd efforts or this humanitarian oraanlzallon which bas proved the ellectlveness of 111 leiHiership towards eventual eradication ol pollomyelltl• as a menace to the health, happtne•s and lildependence ol our people. d IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have hereunto subrulbe our names to be affbced to this proelamatlon on th~ llndltd~y of Januuv. tn the Year of Our Lord, One Thouoand Nine Un• dred and Ftfty Seven. E. F, Roblnaon, Mayor Vllllll!e Of Pomeroy C. 0. Floher. Movor . Vtllal!e Of Middleport RIEDSYW A. a. Kibbl• of Akron I,Df.nt thP t'~riY .o•rt nt th,. .-eelr hare with hi,. •itt,.• . N•'· Edn1 Stewart. M•t~ . MildrPrl lhn~~ ~fl(l (l.ulh· ter Shi~~,..., nf c;.iu....ut dtl ton Larry Df Det~tl llloh. wtiffl reM"l'll ruc1ta o[ Mr. and, ,Mu. J. S. )t:arki Y' Mr and Mn. L R. Etonf' and femlly of Cleveland spent frpm Sat\ll'day untU Monda' ·wl1h Mn 100 to ehoose from. Valueo to $8.95. All Sizes. Smart Styles. Sa~e now at ,Stlfflers. t:oo Tt"pslirellunt ·~:39 . C<ilillc!Oi,U'I File 40:Qf ~- Anthony ShaW 00 11<90 · iwo of lhe Nlfht . 11: 1d i!ft! 13 lil,i J .lilf!ll)lt I VALUES TO $22.95. Hll1 Jlllt it\111'!1011' -.'!lill Frl41Y .Iflel ~ · ~ :.r~.~:r~~~~=· ~:.~ c. t, ~~~~~'li...wtt....... lrt on'r":L~ . . · ·~d1..,u; , ]l(ol'lht ~ .. l>i~lli' ·l'il " ai\4 flil. - 111'1. .. !11, 'iii'• tm~: ·tto .~~ 'M .aM Cmld.rlliiltn n ·· !illll)f• . .q~,!Our Dial '"&Jt~rn ~~ ill4 rwo elllidffil lillllti!!d io thllt fiotil li liO!idof fteiilll illiM CoiUf!l..t Your opo\111ffi1 lilt ,.jrljo!l ....k :flb l1er :lit. ift!l, .WI. I'. locobf. [m PAINS Of HEADACHE, N[URAl· GIA NEURITIS wi~h STAN9ACK TABLETS 01 POWDERS _ STAN .iACK combmes sevtral medltall~ JlloY~ft· plin telievers . .. TI'Lt added el'lec!Lveneu ollhese MULTIPlE ingredrents brlnp IBster. me;& ~~mpl !le rcliet, easint anx1ety and teo$ion P•nyrng J»>n. u ~u~ll~ acsom- • fldat. ~-11::.fio~ ..... IDf.ijg' i.frt fohll Dlebl \ ' ;,; " ' .." .,..·. •• •• #,) '( ' ; , 1 t Roll call reSpon&eB were "Britaln In the News" and Mra. ,Everell Hayes reviewed Winston Cbur· chill's book ''Tbe 'Birtb'o( Britain" Top Stars Sign Contracts With Major Leagues The major leagues' top stars Ar.e wasting no time tbia winter getling their name& on the dotted line. Two more key players ded to the llat today When came to terms with tile York Giants for an estimated $.'m.· 000 and relief pltcber ifletsbel Freeman signed with the Cincinnati Redlegs for .about $22,506. The Redlegs alsq renrealed the ~ of pitcher RuBB Meyer. Mays The list of satisfied players already locludea 11uch !Ugb-sa.larled stan 8.3 Yogi Berrp. and Whitey • !lliPtz ' ·~. ~. '•-~' ......"J"....~·. '\"'"""---' I per·[ fewer Picaftrml!h for market in :!967 th~a are nationally. . Chicago Trip For Two 4-H Members From This State Twr> Ohio 4-H CillO memben, atate winnert in the 4-H grain marketing award program, will be guests of the Chicqo Boar'd ol Trade January 1~11. ' They are Lloyd Etdf'.. "' CO'l· voy, Van Wert CouDty, and Charles Hora of Lebu.on, MontJoDlCQ Count)'. While in Chicago the youths will view operatlo111 of tbe Mlas Saban Canady was an Board of Trade, aUend banquets afternoon guest of Miss Joelta Kay and vWt points of int('rest to the Erlewine. grain industry. Mr. and Mr1. Victor Braley vil:ited there daughter and family Mr. Etzler and Hora were selected and Mrs. Dave Tillis of Chillicothe U Ohio's 4-il irain marketing winMr. arid Mrs. c. M. Chase aM 'ftert because of their overall club daughter Judy entcrtamed ,guests tet':ords and their special intere.st from )hddleport and washilljton In grain marketing activities, acD. C. during the holidays. eording to H. W. Hanhfield, atate Rev. and Mrs. George Davis 4-H club leader. Both youths have plan to visit his father in Marietta e~ta\J,Ished grain sanitation pracover the New Year. tices on their own farms . Such Mr. and Mrs. Wrn Tbeob;dd aad practices inelude pro\·iding clean, datlghter of Columbus were vWt· rodeat-free bins for storap and ing Mn. Lydia Theobald over the treating grllin with certain chemiUN POICU control thre&-fourUul ot Port Said and Bfttilll weekend. cats to )JI'eVent dama,ge from iDone·rourth u the&e yhotoe arrtn from the tense Sua cual city. aJI', and Mn. Earl Slack and tam~, ~et:"t. and dieea~s. Tbe Bl'l~ are wUbdrawing u the UN takes over' "*! oace ~ ily were vl$iti.ng relatives and lrlftJam H. M.ite~ll, Jr., asSOCi· batUed iiort. " tt•ten~C~r~ ~~ friends at Minerva Ohio the put •te Exten1ion agent in Wood Coonweek. ty,. will accompany the. youths to Kr. Ray Markin returned borne Chicago. Mr. and Mn. Carl Hysell enter- Pomeroy, Mr. and ~ 'Harold from Holzer Hospital Sat. aad la cox was held llt tbe Chue Funeral t.a~ned with . a dinner, New Yean H)'tell and son, Donald and Kenm~e· :::::~f Mr. Wilbur Wil- Home, Sun. P. M. with interment at ,..their home. Rutland. . Preserr ' ' neth and Carl 'r. R7Hll all o~ at the Miles Cemetry, . were Mr. and lln. C. J. Ebersbacb, Rutlaad -:a- Need To Save Money? ••. Then lc&P's Big Meat Buys ARE FOR YOU! llr:::::::~:~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ "SUPIR-IIOHT"' QUAury Mays, who ltruU).ed through a rugged season alona with the reat of the Giants in 19S6, lndicate.d he was not cut apd said lie wO delighted be wou~d be roomi~ with Jactie ·Robinson nezt ae-. Mays ba.t ted .296 and hit ~ bo~ ers last seasoll;o'-llgurea whicb. the Giants consider disappolntlng iaasmucb as they reaard bim a aate rival Lo Mickey Mantle. , '·Any club Robinson'& DD baa lOt to be a winner," Ma1.11 said. "Be1l a great ballplaJ'er and be will, be as long as he plays, .. Freeman won a big pay bike from the Redlegs, wbo regard bJm as the National League's top relief pitcher and perhaPf tht\lr key man in the 1967 pennant nee. Redlegs Mly H'ave Fonnul• Freeman bad 14-5 record and appeared in 64 games last season when tbe Rcdlegs finished onl7 two games behind the Dodgers, Another such season plus a litUe improvement in tile starting hul'J.. ers could be the formula for the Redlegs' first pennant since Ht40. Choice Cermr u. Blade Cuts __I Aid' Super-Right _. Bowtd Bone or EnJI"'I Beef Roast···· ···---··--··-- S3cll OLD FASWONED, THICK SLJCBD Thicka.n ........ 21&.pkJ.95c A&P Super-Right · · Leaa Boneless Aid' Saper-lllght .. Pure, Leaa ••efStew ·········---·--··-S9cl&. A&P SUPER-RIGHT ___ Sausage, Fresh Roll -.. ----· 35c ll : PROM NEAB.BY t'ARMS • -• _ BVI~Y EGG . . .. . . .. ...... Bbneless Rolled Cool!ed Hams 75, 1&. CMJ •• G. d · roun Beef 3 99c SINGLB P,DIJND 33e lk SwissC'heese • - ;. ·55~1b A~P Brand -.- SUeed, lnllyrnp, Fresh Froien 10 oz. pkgs SPBJN~ .BILL BRAND . - BOMOGENIZED Fn1b DaUJ OHIO RED ROME- .. U.S. t'ANCY cane sugar Red Apples - 4"1b bag 45~ A&P's Rll!>ALO BRAND ••• CLEANED Spinach • - 10 oz. bag 19~ •AJ' $up~ r M a rke t s ~ - ~ -~ Prices effective lbru Jan. 5• , ~.' 4 FANCY "'ISCOJ'ISIN • - . SLICED OR PIECE Tangerines · • 2-doz. 39~ Strawberries -· • 2 for 39~ Red Anchor In Pomeroy 44c .rou·u u.v• "'..,. s~;:~~Quall:1Y· · • LeU, tOo% Pure Beet ' • · FresblYGrol!lid..No •• extra •barge !oraillgll poUlld .o1 ARBUCKLEQ .,. IUJo, Doupnli). • recent plz roporl of die u. S, Depart. Milt ol ~ture abowa tbe total number Df pigs saved from 1ut faD's flfi'OWinp 1n1 dOWD 4 1 peueat from the fall of tott6. At · Florida .. Zipper Skins . _UO Slze;-.Jaley Sweet of ind , 5 It was annoLinced that tbe next meeting would be held at the hom e or Mrs. D. B. Hartinger. Next time you make fruit frlt· ten:, try this : after you drain them, roll them in llell - . 111. allolllot. btl Pro.. tOll ot Coi'R!Iilllla old IIi'. in4 Mh. lob llitliJ. Eva DLittan .Stout, a former dent of the c:iub; Mti. basco, M·rs. Gera1d Preston Mrs. Roland LeVaqhn. Mn. Clyde Ingell aeted .at Judge and Mra. Noah Hasldns and )ln. Jamet H.uley as tellen for the electlan. Mrs. Rodney Downine, M'n. J4ar.. ~Lis Chambers and Mrs. Harley were membera of tbe nominating committ!i[e. . at•• =:• ta, O!do Btate Ual•flr'llitr exteDtion Jlck Ferry. Wamsley famll)' of Ga,U_lpoJiJ; Mr. and Mn. JobD Tucker a~ family Middleport Rt. Ha i 0 • and rry ~ 1ew ne of Deder. SUnday: guests of the Erlewinel were Mra. Elizabeth Erlewine, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benett and cbildren, Pauletta and liD ward Le~ all of Point ·Pleasant, W. Ya. also Mr. and Mn. Robert Wilcox of Cbillicothe, other visitors durin& the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Delaney of Ml. Vernon, o. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Buek were Mr. and Mn. Rodger PhUUpa and son Randy and daughter Reta of Wllbville and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Buck Billy and Shel.ly of Middleport Mrs. Marilyn Turner o[ Athens was the guest of her parents llr. and Mrs. Wayne Turner. ~RITTERQ ~ond ~~~~ :111' ·•~if< lltl. l!;i\tf •"'· , !iii': 1. ~-'!Uh,)!r. alii! · 1ft~ ~ - . ';:at; foifilly,, AI,, on! Mti.. ·1fua ii!WiPn· pa 10ni, Mr.· ihd i 1'1. · Dennr Nolidn ind tamtb'. . !low lleir'i1 ••ilw _. . . pr- ~~~~~~::~~~; ~~ Sunrise Chi'!illmb:tUIIJIO' ..~ ,61 Jfr. lilllllrk d)ilfbid .neobf !J.II'(I':~aek 1 ' 1'-.n i11llltt loafoallr expe<t liol ~ ta 11M •ldoUr of _, I li.._,wll.bt bJ nest summer, Rutland, Ohio ' ,1, • EDEN HANGD lN EFFIGY · Prim.Ahead By The Summer ••Ure Ever 11froat" ., $ 4 ~he .arne Umt, farmf'n h1v" l" : dicated the, even to bave 2 . peTeent fewer IOWI farrowing nex• tprf.DJ tbaD a rear earlier. Sucb 1 Jltaltloa, OOuaan say1. Mrs. Forreit Hachtel waa elee- for the proaram. ~n. N. c . Welch, ted preJident of the Middleport a former member, waa: a gueat at thould eaUM the JaL"'ket for tbe Uteral')' Club when the"' annual the meettn.. year of llltl'll<> · - - I l l· butinett meetina: wu beld Wed· 111 ..... IIIII of 1 1ft Ollio, tot.al pip saved tn tb~ oesday at.emoon lfll tlte home ' •,u of 1858 wu •a per«nt le ·~ of Mrs. Dale Dutton. Ulan 1n tbe fall of 18M. and Ohio Mn. Do~ald llll1l, J!l'lli4oot, llrlllero have iodloo~d an 8 waa in charge of tbe vwUa1 with J(r. ADd Mn. Bu· eeat drop ill IOWa: flirowinc next which opened witb tbe ~ Erlewm~ during Chriltmu IJ)Jinf, eompar_ett to a )'ear earl~r. accompanied by Hra. Evi!reii'.J wu Mn. Erlewines' mother, Jlrs. " 1'bHe comptniOns show r,)Ucan Hayes. Howell of near Point Plea- nota, that Oldo t.annen are exOther new offlcier• ,.j,:,;11''""· Other vilitort were Mr. and peeted to procluee proportionately .:• f .. Yr. and llri( Qllftid. 1 WHICH - .. from. Save over ¥.! now. 'one Large Group. Shop Stifflers First and Save. 00 to cl!qbse > ,- " YAUIS TO $8.95 • Daily Senlll1el,l'oau!loY-IIllldleport. 0., 1111..8.. 11J7-* See lliper Hog . tnck by &.he l.m.PACL The eanentna: but ltruck a bOI car and Mnt tbe box cu rolllnC a1ona the t.raek 1114! .:ro1a anotber croNhLI. U naJTOWJy milled cruhlna: lnto trsffic. Amon 1 the lnJured were .eyen children of tMr Chtlter Sm.ltb famUr. Um• poJic. llld tLt J:ienaiJ at 'he ci'Oitlna 'WI'e workini wbeJ1 he Detroit, Toledo ud ~ron-.a 'tail road eQiloe eruhed into tbe bUJ. • Mrs. Forrest Bachtel Is Elected Middleport Literary Club Prexy Dollghtotl Willi Roo,..... ~4ft, Thtre 'ttln"e 10 mt'mOOrt S>rtMnt il,l Kumphroy. be Jan. 9th the Jlr '!e b"e\PI an·Mn. Carl ~oekl.., - hooteD nounced \Ilea: 10o tlil ,olllul Clltbllllio -u, Mrt. JOhp Dloht Attendah(!e 11t SUMaj Sehool on 11:1& T!t~i:re II l!:!l .lltd)ff !leo. all w11 M. Colle<llon •:61. ·Mr. Robert Ubi, and flmllY, M'r. t!lay Ebhn ud f,)ml1y and Ml'. Pat Tracy and fa~lY w'er·e Christ· rttis di~net _pt.at~ iji~- their mother :Mri. Eva TrM:J l _lld son Me1vlll. Mt1. PC'!Atl laeobs was retumed to her home ii'rtday from Mei.Js General HotplW. Mr. and Mra. Paul Snyder and famUy apent- Chri~mu . evenlnc . wtt.h her brOther, Steve l'.blln, aD.d fan1lly. • partv ofthe W. I. C. s. of R..da· ville Melhodll\ Church. A proJtc.m Wllfl followed by • .-m~t and lftft\ pa\a I!!IXC!hliln&ed gHh With new n~u:n•• ~tdng drawn for n11t, year. ftnunl! llobtft eardl weN ~n.,. and tent to Mr11. f'. 0. Btrne'tt tl\ flBrlrla 11nd Mn . Nettle Cowedry i" :rarkarshurg. lioM'o paronto, Nr. , IDtl Mro. and 8 JUUtJ. The nxt mettlAI will . ::~~ 10:00 V~llck•n Morttno 10:80 PIIIJbOIIU 13 . . . u :00 News 'Ofltbe ll'l•ht children were Injured todiY wbe•• their bu' was 1trucil by a twltt'h engine at a railroad croaing htre. Two af the children. Elizabeth -SmJtb, 14, and Judy Del..on&, 16, were.uken to a hospital aw:t ll•te-1 In fair condition. The nth..,,. 18 ch1liren suUued minor brUileL . The bu• was carrymg ~ cbl!dren to the Bath Local Sch-:)01. It was driven by Oliver Haaer, 41, and was pushed 100 feet alona: the Don Newcombe and Peewee, Ford thethe NewYorlr: Yan.kee.s,and Brooklyn Dodgen. Reeseofof I March Of Dimes Month In Pomeroy-Middleport JANUARY, 1957 ~tJ ..._I BJ' Untt.d Prtrtt 7:15 Douglas Edwarla 6:45 Sporta Parade 7:30 My Friend Fllcka 8:15 We.::!tbennaft By Mn. Rulftll Painter 8:00 West Point Story 7 :00 Art Lli:lkletter I;· tb~t~ K&d• M:r. and Mn. Eugene Lanham . 7: 15 Douglas Elw~rds 8:30 Playhouse of Stars · and son, Davy, Mr. and Mrs. Len· ?:aQ Sgt. Prestoa• of the Yutoa· 9:00 Mr. Adams & Eva ard Lanham Jr. and daughter, B:OO Bob Cummings ~ho.,.. 9:30 fligbway Patrol Pamela, P:trlter-;burg, were New B:30 Climax ~-- ___ 10:GP The·Lfne Up •.., Year's guests of Mr. ami Mrs. G:lO Playhouse~ lOiJiJ.,. r~~i1 to Pl•rson . _;j_'r';_4. ... Lenard Lanham and family 11~~ H~~P. 11 :00 Up to tile t~~ Mr: and Mrs. Ralph Painter and 11 :05 Scanning e We~~;t.lier 11:05 Scanning the Weather dauihler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry 11:10 Tit< Late Show ·, ·' 11:10 Tbe :.Ate .~how • > Brown and sor s were Sunday vis~=itors ol Mr. 'lnJ Mr~ - Russell Pain· ter. Mr. snd Mrs. Gerald Violet spent New Year's Day with Mrs. 11 WHTN-TV CHANNE~ 13 Jennie Roulh. WHTN-TV CHANNIL 13 lJ :44 Sia:o On Mrl. WJU Ht!llman ~ailed on 11:44 Sl&ft On Mrs. Lenard Lanham , Monday . ll:4!1 Ca:c~D Club ll:tO· Cattoon Club :Mr. and Mrs. LatTY Roush of 12:10 Noon News li:Ut Noon Ne1fJ Waverly, 'Mrs. ·Virgil Rou~h nnd 12:1S Nellbbora 11:11 Ne'.,hbora children called on Mr. and Mrs. 12:30 Mlddiy Movie. Matluee 11:30 Mldda)' Matinee Don Mltlilck b! Belpre and M1'. 1:00 Pemialne Tou.th l.:Bi\ l'endnlne· '!'('uch and Mra. Ontst Brown of .Parkers- 2:15 .tt\berlce ' L!.liJei'JI'!e 2:11 bur~ Sunday a_fternoon. 2 :415 We With :Elizabeth .3:0 Lift Witll Elizabeth Shirley and Bii.Jir. Heilman and 3:00 "'nern . oon ~lm F•.stlvil J•rrY Diddle rt~turned )lome Sat· ......, . 8:00 AfterOoon Film testlval .ll 4:act Silfer S.lill TIJ!i.' 4:3o super serial Time ut day a!te · r a Iew days aI the W1 5:00 :kl.c!'ti·oy M:auai. Oldb Hellman borne. B:OO Mtek~;~v Mouse l-,ub Mr. •and Mrs. Larry Routh cal· 6:00 Bvffa1U Bill. Jr. .CI:OO Omriqn Clun led 011' Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush 6:30 Flve Si-_.r t'lDI] B:SO .Five Star Final 'i:OO ~ukla, tran & Onl\. Monday eve•Jng. 7:00 .ll_u\la, ~":a• t Ol11e Georce Abbott ealled on Mr. i:~ ~"TI:.·~In" tbt llewa and Mrs. wut .HeUman· New Year' A 7:15 ~r ·o.lv & tho Nm •1:80 l~f .ol C"'blle DOl', . 8:00 . lhri ,llowto a:l!J l'ohit6 DOfondor - PROCLAMATION LIMA, 0 . UP - president, Hrs, DRESS SALE I 20 cbUdren 2-24 umlde . l.itry, Mn:. James B. er, Mrs. D. B. Harti naer. hers voled into the t!lub ·are • l2:1o Seire:h for Tomorrow 2:00 Our Mia:s Brook& 1heath• . . .La-·· . -ter. ,._. · ~U:te!;"~3!'.,!· ~~':i.!~1 20 Children lnJ. ured As School 8118 .U...·..w 111oa 11M Cra.sbes Into Switch Emrine lourth floor ol .IW louto Ollleo ---c- In Lima· 10:45 h.mous Fitbts U:Oij Nll!!we fteadlhJdl U:l& . we,~isl U:20 Preh BCJx .J:> !1:311 fo~ht ,, ~ • Fre$h Milk • 1f2 gal · . . Jelly RoB , --- · ·:· · Ate J111e Porker - .• ApJl..-::;: berry, FOOT WNG' · 1 ' ' .' .. White Bread 2 fer'3lc J111e Porker __ • _ M!:ed, Frtall D4Jiy lt'olln HeaveJJ11 'N Lem~n-y! J111e Porker REG. 41c' ' · .\ '; Lemon Pie - Specii~ : 39.: . Bleb, Fiak7 Two Crust ••• Freall Dall,yl . - �' Dally Seatllut Pomero,-Mlddleport, 0 ., Jm I, l•~r- :- PARKER RUN . ! tnJb; I ., -, _, u;: 4!AS.; Jw:snxst .• :u i l : b J . C. Swan, wlfe and Ray, spent 'l\l~y with thejr daUJbtl::r, Mrs. AlYt -6wlek aDd !tuaband or Dan· Yille. C. ;L. llltt and WUma lJolmton Sundar a:uet~s vt lfr. aDd llrt. £mory JobMDn. 14r. and Mrs. blph Swan received word Sunday neU..:ng that wm.e bad paued .away. Her parel;lt.J are ~aadda~hUr ._;~~~~~~~=-~~~~~~~==-=~~~~1J';~~~~~~~day~ o>O MAKES GOO~ F_, J~'ftTf.Elt EVIH I ]' "+fif' I I " ,,-.. i i -·SWISfCII. .. UMilsa DRUGS~ -~ , II. lblallt. a 11 '"'" ... j . - 11n IPOIITSMAN IIJlTI YOl\K l.lP - Bobby lllor· J'OW of San Benlt,:~ , T.e1., winner bree a:old .medRl• in the 10M pit Gamet, hal bee., named rllmao of lbo yaar" b)' SpDrll Dl-ted ld..ul.... Vanderbilt 80 ·Willle.m & Mary 85 Murray St. 98 Middle Tenn. St. 6S Alabama Poly 101 Howard 70 Alabama ~ Wis. College 5S MIDWEST 91 Buena Vlsta 64 77 Valparaiso 62 '12 By Tonnehlll 1A1. lfiNfiL TO - CIIICAIJO UP - Pllehtr Sal Mq:lie, whoae ~mebaek apark<ed the Brookly,n .Dodeen to the 1D66 National LeRJUe pennant, will be Coli. 61 Charley McMaster of Bradenton, Florida - for the winter- has written ufi a friendly letter cxpre!l· sing appreciat ion for a recent ar· tiele in The Daily Sentl1;1el where a few .of t:h'lrlt-y's many likeable tr!'litl were n•cuunted. honored by tbe Cblea10 chapter of the Baseball Writer~ APOClation'a annual dinner, Jan. 20. Manleer Cuey Steucel of t}le New York Yankees wtll be pre1ente<l Now. with thr rold seepina into with the J . Loul• Coml•key Mem· every bone hl'rT . it is alwaya en· orlal Award for Jont and meritor· couraging to twar· from a friend lou• ServJee to baaeblll. dozing In Fh1rida's sun. '-Dnily Sentinel. Pomeroy 0., Jan. 3, 1957 ·Middleport, . . ' l .. INCOI.POUTID 461 S. Tblrd Ave: •· Kroger-Cut Tenderay STARKS E. We'll e. lw.,\'." n•member Charley (or a very '>tHJ I'l!'ima nlike stand. Li vin~~: Rmicl • l ;1 proplc who be· MAIN ST. Ground Beef Always fifth .............. lb. 35¢ FOR TJIE BEST IH PAINT and SERVICE ,M.IIO • For.,....QQJD.t lmPJ'O¥••.. luppllet IEB • QIN1'0N FISHER Sileo -l'llllt- Service Pbonetti81X-8008-Y IIIDDLII'OIIT PRICES - Charley exp<'cl~ to trek norlh· ward to his uppt•r bloek in Middleport come tlu· wal'mer weather. Hilil n\a_ny fric 111ls will be &lAd ~ aee him back. There Is 8 vd(•ran basketball follower ln th,. l"Ollnty llchoola wh(.l someday iutt•mh~ to give way to II temptation lhlll bss nagged lion's him for c,ycr 20 YPilrl. i of its its ' nn · nlaht pace amom1 th e teams as it I The Sun to on)y 38 per cent of their shol! I ln tbe attack Jed by Bob Ander: son, G-11 auard tr0r111 ChilHcothe, NEW YORK·. UP - Bill Ru•· 1 wbo tcorad ~ polots. Don Slfft <~e ll 's amad'bl dtfiDIIVe ..ttatl of Canton nearly matched hie oven~adowtd ,veo Bob Pettit's teaiJllll,ate wltb an 18 total L"ontinued ~D>fiJIJ spl\lrie today in I Fiye Ohio U. pll)'tyt hit In dou- the N.ttlonat BAtketball Assn. bit fteurea end tlx Arizona p~y era aot over 10 points. Leading Offlclal MBA weekly sL<~l.istica lsS\ln DevU was WHlard Nobley sued ·toda)' .cUscJolilcd thut rao.kie Uus8ell of, tbe Boston Ct·l1 ic.'l, col 1wlth 18. Alithia in a ioklni manner. Of· , The lot& waa Arizona'• seventh lct~e ba.!bal,\'1!1 "player of the - flclalt have a tough job1 .do lt lo 11 a:an;~ea, and the aecond loss year" In 19GB with San Frand!lco, well, or to the bt~at of their ~U· qn a three-,lame tour on whlcb racked ~ ~ erand total of 112 lty, and In nny ca9e de.Jti'Yt the Arizona lo•t to Mar•hall and won rcboundJ in four gamrll dul'in_s the ume wortsmanHke con114or1ltlon over Akron. The balftln:at eco~ 1week. we allow conte1tin1 tlllllt. favored Ohio U., 82-40. Ruaeell hu merely act·ounted for 86 per cent o[ all Celtic reboundl in famtl be'd played, 20 per cent 0 au re-bolWds by both Take oare of winlier • expen••• with a prompt Joan 91 _,UUnatee ' u 95 ~· • c;aour n '' $~Uo OWN. 0 . Feller .y.\4 Kal Rb>dy M 300 W. Se<Oild lit. - .Phone: .,., POIIlorQ' Hot~n : Moo.-frl. 9~5; s.t. JMJI- Opt" rvtnli\Qt - bv "f!PoiAtmnt l00111 .. g . . . mld•l'lh Ol I'IIOftl)' fOlml uP Jill 4 cakes . Pork aad 1 cona f I 1 ,-, "J' ~- i' ' Hackett's. SAFETY SERVICE Rouo 8 lo 5:30 p.m. EV1!s. By W. Main St. PtmeroJ Appobllllleat ' • '- . ( t ' . '"···~··-· li,.., aa•• .. ~ • ::~ SPORI&HT COFFEE .wltfa "Pick..Up'' Flavor 3lb.loag • ~ King Slzo Sandwich ). $211 . ' _ ............. 11&,<. ... c•••,..... )lar Prune J.,ice .07,-;-: ..........-.... , PoHed • ••••• ' ' ' .. "''33" ~ -- • •ri"• • ,... " '"'"n Spears.~~ 2 :=:479! VIenna laustlge. ,'. 't- . ,. ~ - ~ tt!t. Napkins -....h i - WJ!IIt'·-.J \ - .. Facial TISSue ;-;-;-; .,..... .: .. 2 -':: ...... Cauliflower .. '. Kroger,..,• . .".2 1*~47¢ Ice Cream . ;-;-;. chob ; •• !':. II gal. 69f BuHermints ...,.-; ....., ·...... . country i . :• ;.)'- :.. ' .... \~ ' 't ~u,: , .. Sizo A ••..•.......••. SALE " 69c· Tomaf08SvlneRlp••••kFI•v••· • • Tample Juite, DeUrlous SALE Oranges · · · ·· · ·· · ·· · · · · · · · 6 for 29c -·' ... ... :'1;'•' ... U. 5. No. 1 'I ••' 2 C 0 .... 35 ... ureen peas .•. K'011" '"'"n ..-... 2"1,..... fl ,I ·-: . "); I 19c Broccoli ... K'011" '• · ................ Nol'lh lay .,...... . - - ,_ I Cheese Rolls CoMplete Broke Service MuHien & toil pl,ft AutoGiaq Windshields e No. 303 Another Kroger Flntl WE SPECIA.LI%1 IN Wheel Bolon,lng front End Repaln Wheel Allnement 111011 tbri\ung FeitH" Aid tho vlctory wt1 eapedally satl~al:tOI'Y beeaute t sports writer ~d iusl said bt ..,.. all 'II' • f baseb•U player. · Packor'o Label tiMm Slylt Goldtft. Cookies' .... 'I 10. s·lrIOln .St. eak..-....M-. Krocer-Cut Tonaray 3 10 ... $1,' BealS . . . . . Bush's out ot , Pie_Crust Mix.:..~~::·. !;..1 O· .' Corn ...................... .4 43 SIDELnu: · moment ln bUebaU r c'-me ;"-prU 30. !Mil, durlnJ hlo ~ full,;,.•· son after returDl:nq from service ln lhe Navy, wheD he served up bis second no JiltW, • l ·O vlc:\Gry ovl'r New YlW't.. w-•. .............. t:oohd ...••• . Our Bualn111 Ia NOI A -~ price! .. Lb. ......•.. .............. . 89¢ Peach Halves ... ,.=n. FeUer Pleks On No-Hitttr As Biggest ~foment BOWLING SALE Rich In thoddar Pk of thuu flavor. ~2 INdy .. hoat. -~-- Bob Faller, -t~t pteveland Indiana ace ftrebatllr wno bow~rl out of baseball last _w,), appear~d here Wedne1d17 nlJ)lt on behalf of -the wood County Jrlareb or Dimes drive. al moot. ......... lb. Fish Sticks NEW YORK UP - Lenny M~m. form" Penn Slat•· ball· baCk who led .the Baltimore Coits in scoring last ~Pilso n with M points. today wa!> named the Na· tlonal Football Ll't.lQUe's outa'tandlng Hl58 rookie in the llnnual Unit· ed Press poll, Thp 23-ycar-old Mnore, a natille of Reading, Pa .. i!i tht secon4 1tralght Baltimore player to ·win the rookie poll. Alan Tbe Amcche former Wisconsin Americ~ who put in hit leC!Oild seallon with the Colts 1J1 19M, was the lDM winner. Moore beat out PreatOD Carpen· ter ol the Cleveland Brewrur for rookie qf the year honorJ. ltMmS. Con't Be But .ll Montbl ~~ . Unl· ow, AUu Ballerlel Tlutt GIOUP I 1~ ' • T0 Keep Pace WIt' h Leadin'lt, \Colie~nllnS Ohio · hit cent shots R }} Gett•Ing Wedneaday to maintain usse hot scorinlil• leadln~ college Fame I As Star On· ddcat~d Ar :JOn a Slate Colleae. · 97-81 T8CtiCS , Bobeatf held tho Devils I>efense loloolill Woodbury Soap Moore Tabbed Top Rookie For 1956 . Arizona State Dumped By Ohio U97-81 In Pro Football Athens, 0. UP versJty 50 per One of his joh!! - the name must be kopt tecrct --bi to flU out cer· taln rorms prior tu tJac~ Jlllle ll\f dlcatlng, among other t~n'IU. who the offlclfl ~ for the aame wUl be. On thi1 point the rorm at1rt1 ou~; ''The officials will be . . ''I've been tempted fofl- 20 )'ears to put 'crooked' in then,'' our friend says. . ''The day l retlrfl I mq do it," he a.ddcd \ Veal C.utlets ' Pomcrol' rwc•d (•rl ohly thll laat vlctot\• over· :1 lu eklesJ team to dncl1 · R tie fnr the SEOL championshiJ) for llw fi1·~ t Ume in PO\n· thc r h!RlOI'Y· I! would be a shame, he urgu!'rl , r.. r rhe Jackets, who had nothlni! t u wi n In the ·1ea1ut, to spoil it. Joeot ..., rou - lolly at any Tender 10 times POMJW)Y Heve ]n their ruotball team all the wlily, Charlry h;~d tlv~ neryc on the eve of the 1955 footb11ll uame be. tween l'omM'ov nnrl Middleport to "go on rctur~ ;. il ~ ravoring a Pan· ther win. Hia pul nt: - the ,•• . lb •• 29( R~ lo•~ -• .4 --- ... ~~ ...... ~--- · lb. bog 49c �' Dally Seatllut Pomero,-Mlddleport, 0 ., Jm I, l•~r- :- PARKER RUN . ! tnJb; I ., -, _, u;: 4!AS.; Jw:snxst .• :u i l : b J . C. Swan, wlfe and Ray, spent 'l\l~y with thejr daUJbtl::r, Mrs. AlYt -6wlek aDd !tuaband or Dan· Yille. C. ;L. llltt and WUma lJolmton Sundar a:uet~s vt lfr. aDd llrt. £mory JobMDn. 14r. and Mrs. blph Swan received word Sunday neU..:ng that wm.e bad paued .away. Her parel;lt.J are ~aadda~hUr ._;~~~~~~~=-~~~~~~~==-=~~~~1J';~~~~~~~day~ o>O MAKES GOO~ F_, J~'ftTf.Elt EVIH I ]' "+fif' I I " ,,-.. i i -·SWISfCII. .. UMilsa DRUGS~ -~ , II. lblallt. a 11 '"'" ... j . - 11n IPOIITSMAN IIJlTI YOl\K l.lP - Bobby lllor· J'OW of San Benlt,:~ , T.e1., winner bree a:old .medRl• in the 10M pit Gamet, hal bee., named rllmao of lbo yaar" b)' SpDrll Dl-ted ld..ul.... Vanderbilt 80 ·Willle.m & Mary 85 Murray St. 98 Middle Tenn. St. 6S Alabama Poly 101 Howard 70 Alabama ~ Wis. College 5S MIDWEST 91 Buena Vlsta 64 77 Valparaiso 62 '12 By Tonnehlll 1A1. lfiNfiL TO - CIIICAIJO UP - Pllehtr Sal Mq:lie, whoae ~mebaek apark<ed the Brookly,n .Dodeen to the 1D66 National LeRJUe pennant, will be Coli. 61 Charley McMaster of Bradenton, Florida - for the winter- has written ufi a friendly letter cxpre!l· sing appreciat ion for a recent ar· tiele in The Daily Sentl1;1el where a few .of t:h'lrlt-y's many likeable tr!'litl were n•cuunted. honored by tbe Cblea10 chapter of the Baseball Writer~ APOClation'a annual dinner, Jan. 20. Manleer Cuey Steucel of t}le New York Yankees wtll be pre1ente<l Now. with thr rold seepina into with the J . Loul• Coml•key Mem· every bone hl'rT . it is alwaya en· orlal Award for Jont and meritor· couraging to twar· from a friend lou• ServJee to baaeblll. dozing In Fh1rida's sun. '-Dnily Sentinel. Pomeroy 0., Jan. 3, 1957 ·Middleport, . . ' l .. INCOI.POUTID 461 S. Tblrd Ave: •· Kroger-Cut Tenderay STARKS E. We'll e. lw.,\'." n•member Charley (or a very '>tHJ I'l!'ima nlike stand. Li vin~~: Rmicl • l ;1 proplc who be· MAIN ST. Ground Beef Always fifth .............. lb. 35¢ FOR TJIE BEST IH PAINT and SERVICE ,M.IIO • For.,....QQJD.t lmPJ'O¥••.. luppllet IEB • QIN1'0N FISHER Sileo -l'llllt- Service Pbonetti81X-8008-Y IIIDDLII'OIIT PRICES - Charley exp<'cl~ to trek norlh· ward to his uppt•r bloek in Middleport come tlu· wal'mer weather. Hilil n\a_ny fric 111ls will be &lAd ~ aee him back. There Is 8 vd(•ran basketball follower ln th,. l"Ollnty llchoola wh(.l someday iutt•mh~ to give way to II temptation lhlll bss nagged lion's him for c,ycr 20 YPilrl. i of its its ' nn · nlaht pace amom1 th e teams as it I The Sun to on)y 38 per cent of their shol! I ln tbe attack Jed by Bob Ander: son, G-11 auard tr0r111 ChilHcothe, NEW YORK·. UP - Bill Ru•· 1 wbo tcorad ~ polots. Don Slfft <~e ll 's amad'bl dtfiDIIVe ..ttatl of Canton nearly matched hie oven~adowtd ,veo Bob Pettit's teaiJllll,ate wltb an 18 total L"ontinued ~D>fiJIJ spl\lrie today in I Fiye Ohio U. pll)'tyt hit In dou- the N.ttlonat BAtketball Assn. bit fteurea end tlx Arizona p~y era aot over 10 points. Leading Offlclal MBA weekly sL<~l.istica lsS\ln DevU was WHlard Nobley sued ·toda)' .cUscJolilcd thut rao.kie Uus8ell of, tbe Boston Ct·l1 ic.'l, col 1wlth 18. Alithia in a ioklni manner. Of· , The lot& waa Arizona'• seventh lct~e ba.!bal,\'1!1 "player of the - flclalt have a tough job1 .do lt lo 11 a:an;~ea, and the aecond loss year" In 19GB with San Frand!lco, well, or to the bt~at of their ~U· qn a three-,lame tour on whlcb racked ~ ~ erand total of 112 lty, and In nny ca9e de.Jti'Yt the Arizona lo•t to Mar•hall and won rcboundJ in four gamrll dul'in_s the ume wortsmanHke con114or1ltlon over Akron. The balftln:at eco~ 1week. we allow conte1tin1 tlllllt. favored Ohio U., 82-40. Ruaeell hu merely act·ounted for 86 per cent o[ all Celtic reboundl in famtl be'd played, 20 per cent 0 au re-bolWds by both Take oare of winlier • expen••• with a prompt Joan 91 _,UUnatee ' u 95 ~· • c;aour n '' $~Uo OWN. 0 . Feller .y.\4 Kal Rb>dy M 300 W. Se<Oild lit. - .Phone: .,., POIIlorQ' Hot~n : Moo.-frl. 9~5; s.t. JMJI- Opt" rvtnli\Qt - bv "f!PoiAtmnt l00111 .. g . . . mld•l'lh Ol I'IIOftl)' fOlml uP Jill 4 cakes . Pork aad 1 cona f I 1 ,-, "J' ~- i' ' Hackett's. SAFETY SERVICE Rouo 8 lo 5:30 p.m. EV1!s. By W. Main St. PtmeroJ Appobllllleat ' • '- . ( t ' . '"···~··-· li,.., aa•• .. ~ • ::~ SPORI&HT COFFEE .wltfa "Pick..Up'' Flavor 3lb.loag • ~ King Slzo Sandwich ). $211 . ' _ ............. 11&,<. ... c•••,..... )lar Prune J.,ice .07,-;-: ..........-.... , PoHed • ••••• ' ' ' .. "''33" ~ -- • •ri"• • ,... " '"'"n Spears.~~ 2 :=:479! VIenna laustlge. ,'. 't- . ,. ~ - ~ tt!t. Napkins -....h i - WJ!IIt'·-.J \ - .. Facial TISSue ;-;-;-; .,..... .: .. 2 -':: ...... Cauliflower .. '. Kroger,..,• . .".2 1*~47¢ Ice Cream . ;-;-;. chob ; •• !':. II gal. 69f BuHermints ...,.-; ....., ·...... . country i . :• ;.)'- :.. ' .... \~ ' 't ~u,: , .. Sizo A ••..•.......••. SALE " 69c· Tomaf08SvlneRlp••••kFI•v••· • • Tample Juite, DeUrlous SALE Oranges · · · ·· · ·· · ·· · · · · · · · 6 for 29c -·' ... ... :'1;'•' ... U. 5. No. 1 'I ••' 2 C 0 .... 35 ... ureen peas .•. K'011" '"'"n ..-... 2"1,..... fl ,I ·-: . "); I 19c Broccoli ... K'011" '• · ................ Nol'lh lay .,...... . - - ,_ I Cheese Rolls CoMplete Broke Service MuHien & toil pl,ft AutoGiaq Windshields e No. 303 Another Kroger Flntl WE SPECIA.LI%1 IN Wheel Bolon,lng front End Repaln Wheel Allnement 111011 tbri\ung FeitH" Aid tho vlctory wt1 eapedally satl~al:tOI'Y beeaute t sports writer ~d iusl said bt ..,.. all 'II' • f baseb•U player. · Packor'o Label tiMm Slylt Goldtft. Cookies' .... 'I 10. s·lrIOln .St. eak..-....M-. Krocer-Cut Tonaray 3 10 ... $1,' BealS . . . . . Bush's out ot , Pie_Crust Mix.:..~~::·. !;..1 O· .' Corn ...................... .4 43 SIDELnu: · moment ln bUebaU r c'-me ;"-prU 30. !Mil, durlnJ hlo ~ full,;,.•· son after returDl:nq from service ln lhe Navy, wheD he served up bis second no JiltW, • l ·O vlc:\Gry ovl'r New YlW't.. w-•. .............. t:oohd ...••• . Our Bualn111 Ia NOI A -~ price! .. Lb. ......•.. .............. . 89¢ Peach Halves ... ,.=n. FeUer Pleks On No-Hitttr As Biggest ~foment BOWLING SALE Rich In thoddar Pk of thuu flavor. ~2 INdy .. hoat. -~-- Bob Faller, -t~t pteveland Indiana ace ftrebatllr wno bow~rl out of baseball last _w,), appear~d here Wedne1d17 nlJ)lt on behalf of -the wood County Jrlareb or Dimes drive. al moot. ......... lb. Fish Sticks NEW YORK UP - Lenny M~m. form" Penn Slat•· ball· baCk who led .the Baltimore Coits in scoring last ~Pilso n with M points. today wa!> named the Na· tlonal Football Ll't.lQUe's outa'tandlng Hl58 rookie in the llnnual Unit· ed Press poll, Thp 23-ycar-old Mnore, a natille of Reading, Pa .. i!i tht secon4 1tralght Baltimore player to ·win the rookie poll. Alan Tbe Amcche former Wisconsin Americ~ who put in hit leC!Oild seallon with the Colts 1J1 19M, was the lDM winner. Moore beat out PreatOD Carpen· ter ol the Cleveland Brewrur for rookie qf the year honorJ. ltMmS. Con't Be But .ll Montbl ~~ . Unl· ow, AUu Ballerlel Tlutt GIOUP I 1~ ' • T0 Keep Pace WIt' h Leadin'lt, \Colie~nllnS Ohio · hit cent shots R }} Gett•Ing Wedneaday to maintain usse hot scorinlil• leadln~ college Fame I As Star On· ddcat~d Ar :JOn a Slate Colleae. · 97-81 T8CtiCS , Bobeatf held tho Devils I>efense loloolill Woodbury Soap Moore Tabbed Top Rookie For 1956 . Arizona State Dumped By Ohio U97-81 In Pro Football Athens, 0. UP versJty 50 per One of his joh!! - the name must be kopt tecrct --bi to flU out cer· taln rorms prior tu tJac~ Jlllle ll\f dlcatlng, among other t~n'IU. who the offlclfl ~ for the aame wUl be. On thi1 point the rorm at1rt1 ou~; ''The officials will be . . ''I've been tempted fofl- 20 )'ears to put 'crooked' in then,'' our friend says. . ''The day l retlrfl I mq do it," he a.ddcd \ Veal C.utlets ' Pomcrol' rwc•d (•rl ohly thll laat vlctot\• over· :1 lu eklesJ team to dncl1 · R tie fnr the SEOL championshiJ) for llw fi1·~ t Ume in PO\n· thc r h!RlOI'Y· I! would be a shame, he urgu!'rl , r.. r rhe Jackets, who had nothlni! t u wi n In the ·1ea1ut, to spoil it. Joeot ..., rou - lolly at any Tender 10 times POMJW)Y Heve ]n their ruotball team all the wlily, Charlry h;~d tlv~ neryc on the eve of the 1955 footb11ll uame be. tween l'omM'ov nnrl Middleport to "go on rctur~ ;. il ~ ravoring a Pan· ther win. Hia pul nt: - the ,•• . lb •• 29( R~ lo•~ -• .4 --- ... ~~ ...... ~--- · lb. bog 49c �STIVERSVILLE ns l( 1f1ANT " A Rodney Downi n~ 12l Wonted to Rent 3 BEDROOM tJNFURNISRED •"\JJ Home in Pomnoy or cJoae in. . . . t ...u per word, one lJt f'hone 62~1-M . ,ertiOD. Mmlmum chu"&e 50c.1 3 3tc Income Tax Fire. At.Jtomoblle, He•llh ACCIDENT Ll,., C•su•lty •nd Bonch Rent Rea I Estate Braker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6136-N' PHONES 6311 WARn ui..,X 1tLIL' Sentinel wi.U net be responalb)• .-·or reht - ~lt-Clno:: wallfl&l=.::J 'f or more than one ineorreet io· I steamer. t:lintun .fiAber, Mirl dlepurt. Ph. 6::!63cJL Jl.-l·ll oertion. :::::: 115 L I ..,. ::::::.!:-. ~"M. c.. ,...... ,, p.,..,oy, Ohio care ar Tbukl and. Speetal No- ..=:;=-::: - - . - .. - - - Ucq of Ennt.J prlntl':d at re,U:..I ~SH GUERNS~- COW, 3 yean. Jar etaui1\ed rates Obttuarl.es Ideal for famil y or dairy . G. K. • J)llblilbed ,., 1 eent per word. Reuter, Pomeroy . Phone 2olft.X. -12 28 6tp Ii f ~'llotfCE"S CON<::RETI!: BLOCKS · "Build BeHor For Ln..· GRUESER BLOCK CO. 'Mil" North of Pomeroy On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Gruner. Rock Sprlnp ___ _____ J 1 AM--NOW OPEN for piano atudentl. lm.mediate registration. Mrs. Olive Ingraham , Pomeroy, Pbone438-M. 133tc• ROOMS. FURNlSHED apartment with bath , 109 Union Ave., or cali 494·Y. Percy L. Peoples. 12 26 U -Lodden. re~oa rar aocJs. BECAUSE O.i" THE RAC~E·WASeafiold Board&, Df'll,l HAMA hasketball game the Clinton F\aher. MiddleP«t Southern Local Board of Edu· Pbooe ~X. 11--14 - -~ cation will bold its regular meeting, Monday Jan . 7 at 8 :00 ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One p. m. at RMine High School. 8 room house Newly decorated Paul Beegle, Clerk. 1 3 3tc inside ami oul. A. N. BeagU. RACINE AMERICAN ·..:;g i o~- me~tPomeroy, 11 1 U in Thursday Jan 3 ( t g ' ' 12 31 3tp P l 17) H I W d e On e _ - - - - - - - - - ; - - r$2.00 HOURLY possible doing .-.mplf!te WIIE£1.. wm~;ai'EN'f, I' ht bl ork at home ba.:af.leint aaCI brake- aervtce. t£ as~m Y w 11 ri · Rackett's Safetr Senice. Welt No e~pcnr.nce _n{'cc sa~. ~e: hSANdCLO •Atrg. (.1 48 850 C Iii M1ia StrHt. PomerOJ, ObJo. T 1r os ugc cs a . AYI DONT YOU KNOW? ' ' 1 2 2tp s . .11 th. b st. 1 Bak er s WI g ve you e .e _ _ _ _ __ tradc on furniture or ap:ha~f FRESH cow and CALF. Alva 'FrY, ees. -6 Middleport R D. 1, Bradbury. 1 2 Stp °· (81 Auto SOles lt~=====:.....-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-, By ROBERT f , MORISON lm .......__ United P~• StaH Corn·tpon .....1 WASIDNGTON UP _ It you 1111 Quebec St., Apt. 5, Arlington. Virglnia, and whose present place of relridence Is unkno.wn and can~ot be ascertained; Will take. n.ottce that Kenna, Knotts. 111 a.d~Jmstrator of the estate of Wilham H. GIA. NIUAITII ,..;u. tTANIAGK T A. • LIT I 1r ,OWDEJIIt. ITANIACilt It 10114 1 '"' io'tlr.cl•l"' tTAN· ....GK -....bi"n M" ••al "'•liinll• lrl•fA ..r.. ,..,:, ...,. ;.,,...., ....... --"• 4loH . • , , Th• ellct.ll off•ti~,.,~ of u,.., MULTIPt.a l ... r.cllt"b .... ~.... fader, !'AI,. ,_,rtet nli.r, ••Ji"l &tlxitt• '"II'-~· !'lilt INSURANCE i -- -- ----- .... P..paralliorl v-'""''""' ..-;.._ ------- Extra Specials! MI. AND MIS. IAWHNCIKY..-nd U!el.r ~ ~ AoWD waitJDI Ia lbelr Burbank, caut., ~ ror an anawe~ to f their ol!er to adopt the .,en ehlldren orphaned wbeo ' tbolr pal'entlr wert: killld Ill aa auto-train cra.sb lD Pboen~ ArlL Tb• 1cruh ldDed lZ ot'U penona m the car. RelatJvea 6t the cltlldreD , Hid thaY ~ 11!-~- ~0 ~ t l•tllnl4t10aa~ aotHU~uMtoJ will meari bigher incomes for em-: ployees alt along the line. Hieber incomes and further technolocical Looks lite '1957 would bring bl&her food costs, 110 buckle u ~ advances point toward a greater Population growth In U.ia country demand for as well as an increasruns about there million persons ed output of food products. a year. Extension apeeiallstt ir· Demand is alfeady high and stlll marketing: informatlon for consvm ers at Ohio State University set> climbing for part'ially processed, the demand for food increasin~ or !ipecially treated, prepared, CJl' proportionately, packaged (oods. AI the niarketll:ll As a result of this trend, th< ~ys tem adds Ulis Jdnd of S"Crvlees specialists look for continued im to tood products, fO'Jd expeildi~ provement in efficiency of produc tlon on the farm as well as in th"' tur cs genera!IY increase. procesa.ing industries and in tec h Another straw in the economic notogical developmcno.~~ aid bo1 :1 wind pointing toward higher foo farmer and industrial handler of eosts in the yeaC ahead is the fact farm producta. that many major industrieB have Chances are all theBe facton co ntracted for wage increases to will contribute to a steady riM: tht!ir employees. Such increases In marketing costs through the comlng }'Car. These higher costs arc usually reflected in coat -"'f will be distributed over labor, l1ving increases, So the cycle p,oes. packaging, R;J.aterl~ls, machinery, Higher incomes make for greater transportation, and other marketdem~tnd for goods. This in turn 1oM pro~:esscs, Mucb of lhese increased costs pushes prices higher. Higher pri · res make higher costs. These have to be covered by raising the in· • Manress · · · · $39.95 ~ Dinette Set ·· $79.95 BATHROOM OUTFIT •• 4ooOLOciJST '*""' McMaster Hardware and Furniture N. ~ftd Ave. 'Middleport II;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:; NOTICE .• MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tax bo&ks are now open for the payment of Decem· ber aQd June Real Eslale Tax. Will close Feb. 1,1957. Clyde G. Millhone, Meigs County Treasurer .- U1CJa ST\Jlli!:BAKER. 2 dr., VB Hy· dramal:it drlve, he1ter, very clean, one owuer, $UI.OO. Pome- ('OMP~ lnaur~~>'lte Proteetlto, roy Motor Co 11 28 t1 We. Auto, Flnt. ~oUo. Call-Doll PURE -- ~FORD. t dr., lovely eream nd balae. f'\latomllne, VI motor IUD vtwr, ·adlo. beater, aeat eowra, FordonaatJo elld CoaUDental trim. $1DUI.OO. Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 28 tf IIUl' Mlddlopor1. O::: bl::: o·- - - (21) kcol Estate' FOil SALI': oi'i-itl!:NT, h-o-u-.,-a-nd fann . SN' Mrt;. John Stout, HarI 3 Stc rl~onvillr . liM BUlCI\, t dr. bard top, beauti- ·- ---- - ·ful 3 tone llfeen flnllh , white TII!Ui)Jo~ Auu:s LEV~<: L GARDEN wall Urea, low mJleaJe, dyna· lour ronm hn!l!lt:, clcdriclty. At flow, radio, lulater. $22115.00. AllPIC Grnvc : Sec Aiel' Wheeler. Pomero1 Motor Co. 11 28 tf I 8 8te ~ A 'A:ut;;s;,:;icro t. R. lA WLINO 80NI CO • It ...,. w...- s.rvt... Day l'bon: 1122'1. Hleht Pboal ~ I. 11000~ YIIOUTB DL\1. 1118 M-11 !:or SGie station wa~·on1, and lrucka. Obtain bid ~h{'e\1 at Maln Gate or Crl' tk Power Houu at , Ohio. I 3 Jh· rhone • Ohio :1'0--M-=ERANJ,\ S 1180FORS. SALE )l(n.NJ . H.PUPPY' MlkhoU SMond Ave. Middleport. Ohio Phone 6087·Y IU1-3tc CiRcuLATING HEAfiR, Uh now 80,000 BTU. Call 51&-M or 9391. 12 31 31c ll,llLDING LOTS 8 or 10. One an · extra one. interetttd ·eall at the home of A. N. Benfilc), Pomeroy •10 Annto St. 12 2t tJtc u Cora Turneor WE BUY I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ~P~h<~no~SI~O~~====~P~om;10;,.;'~ --- --- lll.lBOOL PI111111CTS AND CORPORATIONS bulldlft~S, farm no Turner rarrri, joinsto 2315 acre~ land, [)e)bert be BOld eepJI'ately on same date, 10 a. m. lanuary 30, 1~1, Court Mu1t sell for two-thlrd8 apprli11ed nlue of $800.00 p, H~ O'lrllft, AHorn•y for Wayne Tur•r, Admlnlttra· fOr. ,..,... 4S2, Pamoroy, OhJ.. IT WIL!. BRING HIM DOWN TO EARTH ON THE RIGHT SIDE! , UeAL NOTJCI PlllilllC .ALl !llelbert Tur\\er farn1, 10 a. nt. January 30, .1t6't, COUft . House, PomcrtJy, OhiO. Location, ncar Carpenter, la Co\u~bla 1'uwnship, Melgr, County, OhiO. !'"arm of :Qll •ere,; . rcsldll!nte and rolatcd farm buUdlnaa. r.rop land, gra~ina~ thli]K!r, · ··urplus. or waler, Oil ~OOd \ I \ \ A newspaper route will help do. vllop yaur oon'• roaponoibility, fer l>ocomo real and ,activo in y011r' boy when he Ia a nowopeporlipy. ' I I md. F. H. O'"Jii't.1Att.rnfY ,., W1y.,. T~r, Admlnlttra- tor. Pho-., 452. P•-· (I) 3, IU, 17, :a, ~te • ). .'( ,_ ., ' ' COL~MBIA .20 LEBANON -------·-·. Eutora toe11' s. J!: -- .20 Soutbont Loe11 S: 1>. -. .20 LETART . · 8oU\herJI t.Q<IIl S. D. - ..20 OLEO - - - - 4 lb $1.00 Y' • -. - whom.dii Tll!l iwl TRVm IS 1111t • .,;,..,- - lho- peopleth6 drama pa~s; or e.-e oft. PIP One, ore ttlft'e. A hUDdled movie queens, De'&onb Kerr excepted, have pi'Oft4 be erotlatloal. Vain liorill--and .I'm aa 1pU.tkal, v~ '6or. my11e1t. that hu left us nowhere. MOYle MOfU18, theater .im.pl'till'lot.l opera at:m, atateamen-too many of them doa't atan4 up- under J cloae ltudy, nev.'S, on to1 •-=- I f'9-'lld break ypqr little ·~.,l>Y II)IIJlg you, tor hdtanoo, e.bo\lt the eternal juvenile who "eati twO dozen \tltamln pills • day. ~tf \vl.tb. )'Oiurt. blackltrip mqJUaes and all the re11t of the vitality rout~e bl!ea• "after~. otd·teQow, an actor'.e looks are hili fortune .• - 41b $1.00 Ground Beef ---- Pork Sausage- 3 .lb $1.00 UNCLASSIFIED •• Potatoes - ·so lb $1.59 SIMONS MARKET · POMEROY - ... W. MAIN ST. and· JnU8t W pnMrvea at •n· ooita. "<:' When you see htm oa. tb• screen, you havt to eroDe JLt his 1nteetlo111 ~ nature. He seema .to ntce. • • • • THE OltAPI!MNfl HAS TOLII !liE throul!h the yearo that fiN) Hf a In penon, GrouchO II U a4der·tollgued, bolled•I'&ZO!', &arcaatle Wit wi!-0 , t0$aes Ofr tDiulb tn the .dfre(ltlciJ. of anyone. According to a Wl.ltreu at the Amerleana, old Grouch hat bten up to the familiar clod'ke here. Jilt haa:' t•ft mote · than cm• timoelint conventioneer !CUt Pel bleedlnl' 'dft th8 !'Opel with ll1l r6jlladen. How I WD'llk1 t«ke aU thll, weft t to meet hint and pau the' time of day, I don'~ know. I knred h1fu as a eomleal m.Lsanth~ 1ft the mQVies, inO\Itblng the hlladous · ineulta wrttten. for fltm by S. . J •. Perelmq. Maybe td feel the aame Way -about him ln'.person. t hate to tee poor, p!Ublt, naive pel'IOns crucl1led by ,Intelligent sarcaam,. but rrt)" Idolatry ot Oroucho may be such that I might even overlaek It 'iJl him. ,. Then' again-I mll!ht noL Th.,.. II&yo been only • h,.clfUI of .Big Namea whO-. haye held up.· for me, on meeting them- Phil SliVers. say, .o r cary Onmt. Saroyu. Joaft Q.ulfteld. No politlolan& Wen• dell, WU.,l~le ~ me b)i' ~kllilt' ~~~ . out btfore a photagtapb to r\lttie h[iJ ha.lr aiad twist lit.s ftf(!"tle 80 hAl would look counbifted. and Fred -+i~ diJffiUtfliOI'i.ed me by belfti-wliiplsh toward· a hard· workln• eamoratnan. · · · · , ,- Marx Jaa.'t ·i olng to ret the ehaftee. r11 eonttnue to wors'fl.lp i\lm ..rroin afA.l'r-lf he'11etop ea:t.Jat lit tie next tablo to me. In .reattt_~iri.lita. THE DAILY SEl\iiNEL J. • . .• NANCY · NOW, KIPS·- I'Ll.. TEACH Y~­ H0\'1 TO MAKE SII.HOuETiES .II() 3.80 .110 8.80' .r.o .00 .• 3.80 3.80 • • ' 12.00 • 17.110 1.00 · 1.00 l.UCI i\i\1 12.Qll 22.00 21.00 17.110 1.00 • ' . I' .110 1.00 .1.00 · 111.110 1!i.oo 22.00 18.00 .00 .3.80 1.00 . 1•.oo 18.00 .50 3.80 . 1,00 • ORANGE .. ' ll!lenl Loell S. D. . - .20 ·.oo 380 -- .20 .50 .00 .00 ·3,80 ' 3.80 . 8.80 -~ •110 3.80 • 1.00· ' . . 1.ooea1 s. 1>. •- .20 ~'=·Loeol·S. D. Nol"lbem t..oell S. D• . - .1110 Rutland VUiaie ----- ;20 So'ol'E!I· 'Weatem l.o<ol s. D. -- .20 SALISBURY s. I> 20 ·_: ·1:oo ' .to· :00 • ~ ~~-~ :.: .... i .' 1~00 .,_.-,, • ;to • ~ .·:. . .110 ~ MO . .ao l~{ : Nanllorn ~ol s. D. __ .20 .00 a.so 1.00 1 00 • 15.00 SV'l'.l'QN' ~LocalS. D. -- ·20 RO~• vm... -----·- .20 · ~=s:·v:: :~ .!10 ·50 :~ 3 DO a·eo 3 00 seo :20 .20 1 mt. j21!fl ! · 2:00 1uo 22.00 21.00 22.00 1.oo · · u.ao· .. : 21.30 ' 3.20 uo I .QO '·oo . m:: 20.110 21.00 18 00 18:20 21.20 CLYDE G. · ·_ ruo llUl state taxes wb!ch bave not beoen paid at the c1ose of ,a~}) ~IleeUoa earry a Hnalty or tJen per cent Taet m\Y. bll)ald at the office or the ~ounty tr-easurer or bY m_ait- , Please bring dYour I11st tu.' reeei'Qllad tf Jour,.; by m1il. be sure to locate your -pro~ b)' tax.l.u: d.ls~t 1 ~ enclose Umped aeU..f.ddrellied. enveloped. Always e~ittex_~ur ~,x rectiU.t tO . , th~t~t)t .eo~n aU Your nro1 rtv Office UoUr1 _;._ 8:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.ll. tkilY ftef''Dt SitUntJV when office clO&es "It· Noon. Tax Cl! will be a... !lee. 15, 19CIIIIo Feb. Ia~ !DlST. WILLIE 23:40 '.'' liu~:~· := sJ;;ro"" vn~a1e __ ::: :ao 16.00 , . I . 111.00 . ·~ ~ 22.00 22.00 ~ ' 3.80 :: • IUS · ·:·" 1e.no\ .... -2.00 .00 u& • "JJ "ONE. MolliJ County,Tr..•urer .IJ6'1' R!LL Oft 1l£ IIERII!: QfiSlMf\9- BUT HE'U. eE t«<ME fRG\'1 THE~ 9:lON f'kM·" n. • 3.80 3.80 OUVII ' .) w n· .•• .00 Elillom l~ltlatlve, thrift, honesty, end roal manhood. Fino traits of eharac• (I) 3, 10. I7, 2f, ttc Ohio. BEI>FORD ------------ .20 CJU:I;'£lla\ WIIOm Lo<ol S. 1). -- .20 lillllblll'l' i:.oeil s. !). -- .20 ·w Eat.ate;' 60 •cres or Hou,., l'om•roy, Ohio. ITI.UC1'URAL 1 BIAMI ICRAP IRON - MITALl 2... 811 . Rut· 1 2 31< nne METROPOLITAN . : ' 'n!\YNeJIU'S John C.IHIMI Juett- of tht ·ProUt. C•urt Mel81 County, Ohlo LIGAL NOTICI PUBLIC SAU AUTO SALES UP~~?1HT ~~~~d . Admlnlotrohr 112) 20, 27, (I), 3, ltc .... . .- In purauanee of Jaw, t, clyde G. M!Uho~.IJ'reaaurer of Melaa,CoUDtJ, Ohio•. do hereby atvlle notlce that lhe Dumber of Milla levied on each dollar of property lhoa· on the GeneJ"al 'tax Dup 1<oilate • 1 Real Eltl~. Public UtWt¥ and Personal Property wftbin aald Count$ for the YNI' 1906 ia aa ow•: Notice ia l}ereb)' cJ,ven that Neiss C. Powell who11e Post Office Address Ia Mlddlepott, Ohio baa been duly appQinted aa Administrator of the lltate of Rou E. Powell late of Melaa Cou.nty, Ohio, deceaBed. Dated thls 17th day of December 1936. :Good Ckan Used Cora ' All Makes and Modelo =====~;;::::::: - FOR SALF. »V Bn>-USED CAI<S -- ~ .. ' I a.VOld. tbt uae ot name~. Oolwnn readera too often are oelebrl.ty-•1 wofshtppen and U you lluUit tbelr loved onea. :rou're ln tot 1~ · It J eame out fti.Uy and saJd Ava aardltet wta a eoncelted au (she's not: ahe'a almoat tbe exact opji(Mite), td. b&ve Ava. Gardner f~ eomlng aft•r me wtth atllet;t.ot. Or, worae, eane-ellng their neW'Bpaper, aubscrlpttona. TO .tbem. bad news 1s no ~·· · • Actors, I ~poe; are the worSt. In 8inaD doaea; they are enter--1 taJntng, but tt 1 euteld81 'to take· them eertoua1y. By and lUge they are -~turirtz, prancing idlota, tuU of_ sound and rury etthlfytna: RAns onwnoN FOR 1.956 NOTICI Of APPOINTMINT lat.te of lteu I. P•wtll . . OFF-THE-FENCE ...,•14 .lJOW . . ~ twaleol, UlUI tile lfUioOt. .Ill tile worl4. Jt'o pe.-.1 · ·taste. Some people ewlt ·coUider DahnJ kaye ~7· , · SlnC6 mon tban a baker"l ciosen af IPY earlier Idola 1n abow rtl!st llave tumed aut to )lave- Cta.y teft, whea I mtt them, i ba,ve nvoldOd Cltoucho otudiOuily, 1hto week It l>u 4llfleult, NBq ho.s bt'eft f1Yitt8' a mg 30UI A!qll:~~ , .t. tb., year'a lao;~ JD the hnd of the aurt, the Am·r i . · ·, IOplftf bitterly thlbujtt tlte nest of btr ahota: Jn the joint· ( · bWocher~ tualne Day, ·lktdlf Flllher, D!tb~le ReyMlds, Dave · Gil"':'d*&1. SC.Ve Al._n, WlDIUh Bendix, a4 hlftn~tum) has befn my lilo1. l'Yt had ~ bide 1Nibln4 lobby ~mari to duck him. Tl\• J)tJler Dilllt he had lamb c:ho~ h\ the Oa:uchG ROom (the tMat~ Jack 1) at the nUt table tO n\1116, While I was haVing JRmb chop& 1 read t)le Lue.ifteu HcUOn ot •..ntwa· magazine through 't~let, to avoid-Catching hla eye. Atter al...._what'l left tor I'M It he tum11 out to be, h\ ttle Broad• way pa:toia, a atitr! YOJi? $q,uart•clanclng? Vowa of &Uence? .Elvis Presley 1 ' LEAN trlter of the l1t1.. of Wll· Middll.!poh. Fu-e .. AuiiOIIlObil~to liam H. Knot... O.C•atecl. Jlonds. Pb<>lO 8Sli>X Wll (12) 21, C1) 3. tO, 17, 24, 3:1 6tc Monoadlt-1 lUI, bevaUR .for ·.25 · matter yearo I no!hbij'. A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN ·GET YOUR SON \lO .,..tiD~ trom .,... $179.95 L'OmC. J __ :.::~r:;:~Jr~bi~YOlt~ ... ...,.Jatii'Oifi&UIIht ~ .lid ......hlpo Complete With Caoi Iron Tub !1 loolaW :r~~~·'t IJnow bOir . - l'ou'vo io\ tt. qlllcal ,...... fOr 111eo0 .• •• ., .... - ------ ••• . ~- ~ ....... Reg ••99.95 7 Pleee Chrome J..et 's G0 Shoppmg ,• ! • • Reg. •89.95 Innersprlllg are , new ·--- "' ,.,__' ~ MT.OLIVE G. E. REUTER a"TANaACK Ae•ll\&t ..,",. will get the 1040A punch carda, :c:c::---::::;;;o;:;:;;:;;;;~~--;::=-. ~ix million more than a year aao. The Wahama coach said that .the 1941 INTERNATIONAL Dump Some 27 ,201,000 will gellhe Jon.Cr work of erecting the new bleachTruck . Good steel bed, practlEXPERJt:NC ED 104(.1 forma. About a. 6 mUUon ers would take about one week. caJiy new holst, fair tires. Val· PERSON FOR forms will go to those who must Meanwhile, the Falcons continued ued at $.'100.00. Gr~atly reduced file an estimate of income and pay their workoUts. in Lht: old um and !or q"ick ca•h 1ale. Call · 813J Knotts, deceased, on tne 251h day . tax. quarter 1y. Ano lher 8.7 will face the Ravenswood Red DeYor sec Floyd Rummel, Mmers· o1 sep1em ber, 19•"' 2, f 1'l ed h'1s pc 11 - t he1r .11' k ·n g0 to buai- Us on that floor on Friday evening. ville . 12 31 3tp OFFICE WORK tion in the Probate Court o{ Meigs ml wn pac ages wl County, Ohio, CaRe No. 16,033, and nessm~n who g~t for_ma for The Ji'a lco'\!1 go into t h e new on the 14th day of December , surh 1tema as capital g.. ms. And year with a record or four victor. Must have complete knowl9:1~ CJIF.VROLET, 4 dr. sedan, V8 ledge or procedure and pol- 19M, filed his supplemental peti· another_ 18 milUon tax form pact~ ie" and two dereats havina:~ taken motor with overdrlve , radio, . the measure of t h e Charleston icies of insurauce clerical tlon therein, alleging that the l)er· ages Will_ ~o to far~~rs. heatrr, S{'Jt covers, dark green sonal estate of said decedent Is In additiOn to ma1hngs to these Reds, Rutland twiee, and Kyger finish . $174:5.00. Pomeroy Motor work. lnauUicient to pay his debt8 and 1 ~ive gr~ups_. the. G~vernment prm,t- Creek while losing to Middleport Co. II 28 11 chartel of admini stration; that mg Off1ce 1s grmdmg out an ~x~a and Pomeroy. Personal intcrvi<•w can be decedent Wllli11m H. Knottg, died 42 million 1040A's and 100 1n1Uhm ltl3 cHP:V~oLET, 4o d!., 1 tone Sayre is expected to 10 along obtained b~ phoning 425-X seized in' fee simple of the follow· 1040's for distribution Itt lhe 000 blue fini ~ h, 1D1 series, healer, with l h e same darting quintet in; real estate: internal revenue of( ices. These Ire clean. $701l.OO. Pomeroy Motor or 246-X . fnr person who need more than lhat he has depcn d{'J upon so far Co. 11 20 tf The following rna] rstale situat- the two they receive or are not this year. That wuulrl have big Joe -· ed in' Secl.ion No. 30, Township No. on the internal revenue malllna Ford, Lite team's lcadtng scorer, at ]958 BlfH.'I\ V8 Super, 4 rtr . Hiv.. 7, Range No. Hi, of the Ohio Com- list. iera Sedan. Power windows, eenter and Bob Oliver and Jerry Larry Curtis of Waldo 0, ~> pf'nt pany's Purchase. Salem Township ~ PO!It:HIIY and ste••ring, !tE'at, antenna, The so railed " tailored mailil\8'' Arnold at t h e forwards. At the Meigs County, Ohio, and bounded or1,11,inatcs from lnternol Revenue':; guards will be Roy Clark and John the holiday's with his father Den brak('li. $3 ,195.00. Blaettnar's, ~ and deQibed u . follows : De.ing two big· processing centers atKan- Layne. _I 3 Jill · ver Curtis. Edith Osborn spent Wedncsda)· the Sodthwot;t quart;f.r of 'the ~--· 19M"PoNi·lAc Chiefton VB b Northwest quarter of Baid sectioft, with 'Mr. and Mr11. Emmett Stet· tuxc, 4 rlr ., Sedan. Hydramatic \20 ) Bus mess ~erv1c~ containing 40 acres, more or less, hem. drive, Olll )' 5,405 actual mil<'s. excepting rhcrefro;n 20 acres, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce Larry $2. ~9~.00. Uhtettnar'•, Pomeroy. more or Je,;s, which lies on the Curtis and Johnny Newell spcuL I 3 6tc QU!l:K SUVJt;!!: on WaWJl .6eo East 1ltle of the publie road, conpairlna bf Factory Ttuiud ~!day afternoon with Mr. and ~slri(:K century, 4 dr. RiviWiillc.ll·Jllk-.!r. COL'lolMi .fl!::WK- veyed to Gladys Knotts by det1d ~rs. Rodney Pierce and sons. era Sedan . Hard-top atyle, power LER.S, PMihii'O•. \-a-d recorded in Deed Book 168 Page .. Roger and Darrell Deems of stcnlng :utd brakes. $2,695 .00. - - - - - -- - ------- _ __ 435 of Meigs Counly Deed Record!!. Parkersburg w. Va. spent their Blaettnar·s. Pomeroy. 1 3 tile 11\AO!u &: TELl!;VISJON SERVlCJL Being the ~ame real estate conChristmas vaea.tion with their Phone 200. (..lelaod AppJian« veyed to W. H. Knotts by deed a:randmother Emma Powell. 1~ F0 H.B VB Ranch wagon . •"orrlSture, 118 W. Mam lit., .Pomtro' recorded in Deed Book 163 Page Mr. and Mrs., El')lest Bush of omatir dme, orlainal blue On· 189 of Meil!l Countl Deed Records . ~:/.3-tt Eut Letart 0. 1pent Wednesday l»h. $1 .99~.00. Blaettnar's , Pome"the ~raycr of said petition is · eve wltb Mr. aru,t Mrs. Willard 1 3 6te rO)'. for sale of said real estate for the Picott and daughters. payment or debt!! or said decedent 1954 BUI<~ K Special Dlx. 4 dr. Mr. and Mr• L ' D. Pierce spent and charees aforeaald, and for oth· Sedan . Low mileaae, new finish . Sunday ln Aibetu with Mr. and er relief. $1 ,89.1U)(I . Blaettnar't, Pomeroy. Mrs. Byron Calvert and fa!Jli1Y . I 3 81< Mr. and Mrs. ·wUiard Pieott anti The penons finl above men· dauabter apent Sunday with Mr. 1'9!§3 cm:v. z dr. or 4 dr. Sedan. SAVE ON YOUR SH0E repalr ll Uoned will further tate notice that and Mrs. Riley Plsott and •on Uaclne Shoe !:;hop they .have been made partie. deChoice of 11ither car. Both aood 11 80 u Don. fendant In the above petition and ·buya. $995.00. Blaettnar'a, PomrMr. Ray Parson who (<t employthat they are required to answer 1 3 6tc roy . ed at ColumbUs Ohio. spent the the samo on or Wore the 18th day APPROXIM.-c A= TE::;L::Y week end ·with hla wife and fam· --: t:l~l_ 1n _su ra n...:c...:e,..-- of February, 19&'1. posts, l2c uch on stump. rhone Jly. KINNA ICNOns, Admlnlt24483. · I 3 3lc a;.net-Stmpeon lnBuranee Aa•DCJ• 1 -- •otVtll:t _ _ ....,, ;.. , , .. .. . ' Wahama High School'• Wbite Falcons will return to the baftQt.ball war~ on Friday of thil week but not in the new gymauium aa' Sayre said that finS: treatment of the floor was being done tbia week and that the new roll aw.ay bleaeherl are to be installed ne~:t week. The bleachers were not; jn,. stalled thla week ~ince w011tera who are to do it are workint lD the Hannan gym. •• ,,.,..,t, ... Ravenswood for practice or a game. ~d jobi remaining to be completed-· will Aet use or the new playing noo~ back at least one we~k and per-. hAps two. .. 1 - '"l...t .4 JoiU,DACHI. ...~ 1!;4\. • Falcons To Meet · wa1 expected prior to the CbrlJt.mas holidays. Coach Ralph Sayre said Mouday that the new gym is not yet rea d Y I- PAIN ~n.-l send along a payment he may owe 1bcve ~ r ,lhlllg h: .. 1\.:hhuld1ng tax instead of j u"t fill in!( uut the form .and waiting fur ~ h1il However. the taxpayer usJil•'" 1h1' fo rm may . if he thooaes, 1.. 1 lutnn.d Revenue fJ,ure bia de'" f• c·Jt>ne.l i.•r refund, J·ust u he bu ltn the p;1~t Al so. •.lu~ time checks or money orders paymg any deficie'ney are to lw made out to the "Internal Reven ul" Service," Instead of a1 In thf" past. to the '"District Direetolo of Intern al Revenue." LIGAL NOTICE 'd t Callie Farrah, who res1 ea a 11 Kl Kalamazoo State Hosp ta . a a· muoo, Michigan, Robert K'nott~. whose last known place of resl· dence was Elkton, Maryland, R. D. 4 but whoae preseat address is unOf, course, some individuals who 'known and cannot, with reason- ~et them may find dliat their deable diligence, be ascertained; ductiona total more than 10 ,p.erCalrence Knotts, wha lalt known cent, the maximum allowed by the place of residence was Ivydale, automatic punch cardJ. Jn that West Virginia , and whokae preaendt case the Revenue Service adviae~ 1 place of residence ~ un nuwn sn using form lOfO. The tax colleccannot be aseertR!ned ; Ralph torS, however, fiQ:Ufe this won't apKnotts. whose last known place of ply to many p~ople In the below re.side~ce wu Powellton, West $5,()()() br.,cll:et. . Vlrglma, but whose present resl-1 ••, ...d Tbll Month dence is unknown and cannot, with reasonable diligence , be asMailings of the tax forma becin cerU.ined ; Russell Knotts, whose ahout the end of this month. You'll 1 f 'd h last known pace o ~n1 ence was b~ gettine yours about t e aame Ivydale, West Vlrgima, but whose time the Chriltmaa bills start com· present place of residence b un- ing in. Each fqrm will be accomknown and wtannot be asrertained; panied by a do-it-yourself booklet Leland Price, whose last known or sheet. · place of residence is 1010 South About 18 million wage earn~• I ..t.l \ THE SMITH i}md Rehelor pu nch ca rd may compute th 1• rurm t040A. he ta\·payeu ustn _'[ hl' )IIHICh Card may COmpute made less than $:5 ,000 thu year and had leJ& than $IOO 10 outsidt: tncome, stop mak'mg extra worry for yourself. Pay your taxes the s1mp 1e, easy way. Use (orm l040A the punch card which a bureaucrat tan riftle through .a machine instead of shuf. fling bY hand. The Interal Revenue Service re· ported with consternation today that some tlx million person s went to all the trouble last year of fil. ing regular tax fq;m 1040 when th.ey could have done the job wilh the simpler puneb eard. That made more work for both sender a.nd reeelver. To make aure this doesn't ban. ' pen again, the tax agenll are sendina: punch c~ds to thi& lower income II'O'JP this year. .TIO.WI.. Tb• !>ally Thl.' 19~ forms will have lOrGewhat larger type for easier re1d· 1ng th·· Dall~ Sentlnel, l'orurt!)<'·Mit!dleport, 0 .; 1rm.-S, 1181-T &-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 3, 1957 1u1s City Mo , and Lawrence, Mall. e.. i•r To a ..d RetUfDS Afe Made Easl'er . INSURANCE AGEN Y • centl per word for three cou--14) 1l ti For I IOCU Ve ..... ona. lpeeia! --uoe IDOIItb fot %5 cenU ___, :> JWlnl HUL':-. F 111 Syr&C'.I&e, gas, per WVlu. PUll rau- or z e..mta per word will elettrLr and >A'<Jtt· r, phone 907·X. be eb•raed for adVft'Using If not or 839-M __ _ 1~ 31 6tc pajd fcrr before the 25lb of eacb · lnoertlon month ! 0110•-. · SLEEP ING R Oo~IS, do&e in town, ~ · A•v--··--Sbould ~., · ~~~ Ul u - ~K" 127 Butterr.ut 12 29 12tc -pv••""-' ~-• lmm-"-~'.... IIN.LII-y. • �STIVERSVILLE ns l( 1f1ANT " A Rodney Downi n~ 12l Wonted to Rent 3 BEDROOM tJNFURNISRED •"\JJ Home in Pomnoy or cJoae in. . . . t ...u per word, one lJt f'hone 62~1-M . ,ertiOD. Mmlmum chu"&e 50c.1 3 3tc Income Tax Fire. At.Jtomoblle, He•llh ACCIDENT Ll,., C•su•lty •nd Bonch Rent Rea I Estate Braker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6136-N' PHONES 6311 WARn ui..,X 1tLIL' Sentinel wi.U net be responalb)• .-·or reht - ~lt-Clno:: wallfl&l=.::J 'f or more than one ineorreet io· I steamer. t:lintun .fiAber, Mirl dlepurt. Ph. 6::!63cJL Jl.-l·ll oertion. :::::: 115 L I ..,. ::::::.!:-. ~"M. c.. ,...... ,, p.,..,oy, Ohio care ar Tbukl and. Speetal No- ..=:;=-::: - - . - .. - - - Ucq of Ennt.J prlntl':d at re,U:..I ~SH GUERNS~- COW, 3 yean. Jar etaui1\ed rates Obttuarl.es Ideal for famil y or dairy . G. K. • J)llblilbed ,., 1 eent per word. Reuter, Pomeroy . Phone 2olft.X. -12 28 6tp Ii f ~'llotfCE"S CON<::RETI!: BLOCKS · "Build BeHor For Ln..· GRUESER BLOCK CO. 'Mil" North of Pomeroy On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Gruner. Rock Sprlnp ___ _____ J 1 AM--NOW OPEN for piano atudentl. lm.mediate registration. Mrs. Olive Ingraham , Pomeroy, Pbone438-M. 133tc• ROOMS. FURNlSHED apartment with bath , 109 Union Ave., or cali 494·Y. Percy L. Peoples. 12 26 U -Lodden. re~oa rar aocJs. BECAUSE O.i" THE RAC~E·WASeafiold Board&, Df'll,l HAMA hasketball game the Clinton F\aher. MiddleP«t Southern Local Board of Edu· Pbooe ~X. 11--14 - -~ cation will bold its regular meeting, Monday Jan . 7 at 8 :00 ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One p. m. at RMine High School. 8 room house Newly decorated Paul Beegle, Clerk. 1 3 3tc inside ami oul. A. N. BeagU. RACINE AMERICAN ·..:;g i o~- me~tPomeroy, 11 1 U in Thursday Jan 3 ( t g ' ' 12 31 3tp P l 17) H I W d e On e _ - - - - - - - - - ; - - r$2.00 HOURLY possible doing .-.mplf!te WIIE£1.. wm~;ai'EN'f, I' ht bl ork at home ba.:af.leint aaCI brake- aervtce. t£ as~m Y w 11 ri · Rackett's Safetr Senice. Welt No e~pcnr.nce _n{'cc sa~. ~e: hSANdCLO •Atrg. (.1 48 850 C Iii M1ia StrHt. PomerOJ, ObJo. T 1r os ugc cs a . AYI DONT YOU KNOW? ' ' 1 2 2tp s . .11 th. b st. 1 Bak er s WI g ve you e .e _ _ _ _ __ tradc on furniture or ap:ha~f FRESH cow and CALF. Alva 'FrY, ees. -6 Middleport R D. 1, Bradbury. 1 2 Stp °· (81 Auto SOles lt~=====:.....-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-, By ROBERT f , MORISON lm .......__ United P~• StaH Corn·tpon .....1 WASIDNGTON UP _ It you 1111 Quebec St., Apt. 5, Arlington. Virglnia, and whose present place of relridence Is unkno.wn and can~ot be ascertained; Will take. n.ottce that Kenna, Knotts. 111 a.d~Jmstrator of the estate of Wilham H. GIA. NIUAITII ,..;u. tTANIAGK T A. • LIT I 1r ,OWDEJIIt. ITANIACilt It 10114 1 '"' io'tlr.cl•l"' tTAN· ....GK -....bi"n M" ••al "'•liinll• lrl•fA ..r.. ,..,:, ...,. ;.,,...., ....... --"• 4loH . • , , Th• ellct.ll off•ti~,.,~ of u,.., MULTIPt.a l ... r.cllt"b .... ~.... fader, !'AI,. ,_,rtet nli.r, ••Ji"l &tlxitt• '"II'-~· !'lilt INSURANCE i -- -- ----- .... P..paralliorl v-'""''""' ..-;.._ ------- Extra Specials! MI. AND MIS. IAWHNCIKY..-nd U!el.r ~ ~ AoWD waitJDI Ia lbelr Burbank, caut., ~ ror an anawe~ to f their ol!er to adopt the .,en ehlldren orphaned wbeo ' tbolr pal'entlr wert: killld Ill aa auto-train cra.sb lD Pboen~ ArlL Tb• 1cruh ldDed lZ ot'U penona m the car. RelatJvea 6t the cltlldreD , Hid thaY ~ 11!-~- ~0 ~ t l•tllnl4t10aa~ aotHU~uMtoJ will meari bigher incomes for em-: ployees alt along the line. Hieber incomes and further technolocical Looks lite '1957 would bring bl&her food costs, 110 buckle u ~ advances point toward a greater Population growth In U.ia country demand for as well as an increasruns about there million persons ed output of food products. a year. Extension apeeiallstt ir· Demand is alfeady high and stlll marketing: informatlon for consvm ers at Ohio State University set> climbing for part'ially processed, the demand for food increasin~ or !ipecially treated, prepared, CJl' proportionately, packaged (oods. AI the niarketll:ll As a result of this trend, th< ~ys tem adds Ulis Jdnd of S"Crvlees specialists look for continued im to tood products, fO'Jd expeildi~ provement in efficiency of produc tlon on the farm as well as in th"' tur cs genera!IY increase. procesa.ing industries and in tec h Another straw in the economic notogical developmcno.~~ aid bo1 :1 wind pointing toward higher foo farmer and industrial handler of eosts in the yeaC ahead is the fact farm producta. that many major industrieB have Chances are all theBe facton co ntracted for wage increases to will contribute to a steady riM: tht!ir employees. Such increases In marketing costs through the comlng }'Car. These higher costs arc usually reflected in coat -"'f will be distributed over labor, l1ving increases, So the cycle p,oes. packaging, R;J.aterl~ls, machinery, Higher incomes make for greater transportation, and other marketdem~tnd for goods. This in turn 1oM pro~:esscs, Mucb of lhese increased costs pushes prices higher. Higher pri · res make higher costs. These have to be covered by raising the in· • Manress · · · · $39.95 ~ Dinette Set ·· $79.95 BATHROOM OUTFIT •• 4ooOLOciJST '*""' McMaster Hardware and Furniture N. ~ftd Ave. 'Middleport II;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:; NOTICE .• MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tax bo&ks are now open for the payment of Decem· ber aQd June Real Eslale Tax. Will close Feb. 1,1957. Clyde G. Millhone, Meigs County Treasurer .- U1CJa ST\Jlli!:BAKER. 2 dr., VB Hy· dramal:it drlve, he1ter, very clean, one owuer, $UI.OO. Pome- ('OMP~ lnaur~~>'lte Proteetlto, roy Motor Co 11 28 t1 We. Auto, Flnt. ~oUo. Call-Doll PURE -- ~FORD. t dr., lovely eream nd balae. f'\latomllne, VI motor IUD vtwr, ·adlo. beater, aeat eowra, FordonaatJo elld CoaUDental trim. $1DUI.OO. Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 28 tf IIUl' Mlddlopor1. O::: bl::: o·- - - (21) kcol Estate' FOil SALI': oi'i-itl!:NT, h-o-u-.,-a-nd fann . SN' Mrt;. John Stout, HarI 3 Stc rl~onvillr . liM BUlCI\, t dr. bard top, beauti- ·- ---- - ·ful 3 tone llfeen flnllh , white TII!Ui)Jo~ Auu:s LEV~<: L GARDEN wall Urea, low mJleaJe, dyna· lour ronm hn!l!lt:, clcdriclty. At flow, radio, lulater. $22115.00. AllPIC Grnvc : Sec Aiel' Wheeler. Pomero1 Motor Co. 11 28 tf I 8 8te ~ A 'A:ut;;s;,:;icro t. R. lA WLINO 80NI CO • It ...,. w...- s.rvt... Day l'bon: 1122'1. Hleht Pboal ~ I. 11000~ YIIOUTB DL\1. 1118 M-11 !:or SGie station wa~·on1, and lrucka. Obtain bid ~h{'e\1 at Maln Gate or Crl' tk Power Houu at , Ohio. I 3 Jh· rhone • Ohio :1'0--M-=ERANJ,\ S 1180FORS. SALE )l(n.NJ . H.PUPPY' MlkhoU SMond Ave. Middleport. Ohio Phone 6087·Y IU1-3tc CiRcuLATING HEAfiR, Uh now 80,000 BTU. Call 51&-M or 9391. 12 31 31c ll,llLDING LOTS 8 or 10. One an · extra one. interetttd ·eall at the home of A. N. Benfilc), Pomeroy •10 Annto St. 12 2t tJtc u Cora Turneor WE BUY I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ~P~h<~no~SI~O~~====~P~om;10;,.;'~ --- --- lll.lBOOL PI111111CTS AND CORPORATIONS bulldlft~S, farm no Turner rarrri, joinsto 2315 acre~ land, [)e)bert be BOld eepJI'ately on same date, 10 a. m. lanuary 30, 1~1, Court Mu1t sell for two-thlrd8 apprli11ed nlue of $800.00 p, H~ O'lrllft, AHorn•y for Wayne Tur•r, Admlnlttra· fOr. ,..,... 4S2, Pamoroy, OhJ.. IT WIL!. BRING HIM DOWN TO EARTH ON THE RIGHT SIDE! , UeAL NOTJCI PlllilllC .ALl !llelbert Tur\\er farn1, 10 a. nt. January 30, .1t6't, COUft . House, PomcrtJy, OhiO. Location, ncar Carpenter, la Co\u~bla 1'uwnship, Melgr, County, OhiO. !'"arm of :Qll •ere,; . rcsldll!nte and rolatcd farm buUdlnaa. r.rop land, gra~ina~ thli]K!r, · ··urplus. or waler, Oil ~OOd \ I \ \ A newspaper route will help do. vllop yaur oon'• roaponoibility, fer l>ocomo real and ,activo in y011r' boy when he Ia a nowopeporlipy. ' I I md. F. H. O'"Jii't.1Att.rnfY ,., W1y.,. T~r, Admlnlttra- tor. Pho-., 452. P•-· (I) 3, IU, 17, :a, ~te • ). .'( ,_ ., ' ' COL~MBIA .20 LEBANON -------·-·. Eutora toe11' s. J!: -- .20 Soutbont Loe11 S: 1>. -. .20 LETART . · 8oU\herJI t.Q<IIl S. D. - ..20 OLEO - - - - 4 lb $1.00 Y' • -. - whom.dii Tll!l iwl TRVm IS 1111t • .,;,..,- - lho- peopleth6 drama pa~s; or e.-e oft. PIP One, ore ttlft'e. A hUDdled movie queens, De'&onb Kerr excepted, have pi'Oft4 be erotlatloal. Vain liorill--and .I'm aa 1pU.tkal, v~ '6or. my11e1t. that hu left us nowhere. MOYle MOfU18, theater .im.pl'till'lot.l opera at:m, atateamen-too many of them doa't atan4 up- under J cloae ltudy, nev.'S, on to1 •-=- I f'9-'lld break ypqr little ·~.,l>Y II)IIJlg you, tor hdtanoo, e.bo\lt the eternal juvenile who "eati twO dozen \tltamln pills • day. ~tf \vl.tb. )'Oiurt. blackltrip mqJUaes and all the re11t of the vitality rout~e bl!ea• "after~. otd·teQow, an actor'.e looks are hili fortune .• - 41b $1.00 Ground Beef ---- Pork Sausage- 3 .lb $1.00 UNCLASSIFIED •• Potatoes - ·so lb $1.59 SIMONS MARKET · POMEROY - ... W. MAIN ST. and· JnU8t W pnMrvea at •n· ooita. "<:' When you see htm oa. tb• screen, you havt to eroDe JLt his 1nteetlo111 ~ nature. He seema .to ntce. • • • • THE OltAPI!MNfl HAS TOLII !liE throul!h the yearo that fiN) Hf a In penon, GrouchO II U a4der·tollgued, bolled•I'&ZO!', &arcaatle Wit wi!-0 , t0$aes Ofr tDiulb tn the .dfre(ltlciJ. of anyone. According to a Wl.ltreu at the Amerleana, old Grouch hat bten up to the familiar clod'ke here. Jilt haa:' t•ft mote · than cm• timoelint conventioneer !CUt Pel bleedlnl' 'dft th8 !'Opel with ll1l r6jlladen. How I WD'llk1 t«ke aU thll, weft t to meet hint and pau the' time of day, I don'~ know. I knred h1fu as a eomleal m.Lsanth~ 1ft the mQVies, inO\Itblng the hlladous · ineulta wrttten. for fltm by S. . J •. Perelmq. Maybe td feel the aame Way -about him ln'.person. t hate to tee poor, p!Ublt, naive pel'IOns crucl1led by ,Intelligent sarcaam,. but rrt)" Idolatry ot Oroucho may be such that I might even overlaek It 'iJl him. ,. Then' again-I mll!ht noL Th.,.. II&yo been only • h,.clfUI of .Big Namea whO-. haye held up.· for me, on meeting them- Phil SliVers. say, .o r cary Onmt. Saroyu. Joaft Q.ulfteld. No politlolan& Wen• dell, WU.,l~le ~ me b)i' ~kllilt' ~~~ . out btfore a photagtapb to r\lttie h[iJ ha.lr aiad twist lit.s ftf(!"tle 80 hAl would look counbifted. and Fred -+i~ diJffiUtfliOI'i.ed me by belfti-wliiplsh toward· a hard· workln• eamoratnan. · · · · , ,- Marx Jaa.'t ·i olng to ret the ehaftee. r11 eonttnue to wors'fl.lp i\lm ..rroin afA.l'r-lf he'11etop ea:t.Jat lit tie next tablo to me. In .reattt_~iri.lita. THE DAILY SEl\iiNEL J. • . .• NANCY · NOW, KIPS·- I'Ll.. TEACH Y~­ H0\'1 TO MAKE SII.HOuETiES .II() 3.80 .110 8.80' .r.o .00 .• 3.80 3.80 • • ' 12.00 • 17.110 1.00 · 1.00 l.UCI i\i\1 12.Qll 22.00 21.00 17.110 1.00 • ' . I' .110 1.00 .1.00 · 111.110 1!i.oo 22.00 18.00 .00 .3.80 1.00 . 1•.oo 18.00 .50 3.80 . 1,00 • ORANGE .. ' ll!lenl Loell S. D. . - .20 ·.oo 380 -- .20 .50 .00 .00 ·3,80 ' 3.80 . 8.80 -~ •110 3.80 • 1.00· ' . . 1.ooea1 s. 1>. •- .20 ~'=·Loeol·S. D. Nol"lbem t..oell S. D• . - .1110 Rutland VUiaie ----- ;20 So'ol'E!I· 'Weatem l.o<ol s. D. -- .20 SALISBURY s. I> 20 ·_: ·1:oo ' .to· :00 • ~ ~~-~ :.: .... i .' 1~00 .,_.-,, • ;to • ~ .·:. . .110 ~ MO . .ao l~{ : Nanllorn ~ol s. D. __ .20 .00 a.so 1.00 1 00 • 15.00 SV'l'.l'QN' ~LocalS. D. -- ·20 RO~• vm... -----·- .20 · ~=s:·v:: :~ .!10 ·50 :~ 3 DO a·eo 3 00 seo :20 .20 1 mt. j21!fl ! · 2:00 1uo 22.00 21.00 22.00 1.oo · · u.ao· .. : 21.30 ' 3.20 uo I .QO '·oo . m:: 20.110 21.00 18 00 18:20 21.20 CLYDE G. · ·_ ruo llUl state taxes wb!ch bave not beoen paid at the c1ose of ,a~}) ~IleeUoa earry a Hnalty or tJen per cent Taet m\Y. bll)ald at the office or the ~ounty tr-easurer or bY m_ait- , Please bring dYour I11st tu.' reeei'Qllad tf Jour,.; by m1il. be sure to locate your -pro~ b)' tax.l.u: d.ls~t 1 ~ enclose Umped aeU..f.ddrellied. enveloped. Always e~ittex_~ur ~,x rectiU.t tO . , th~t~t)t .eo~n aU Your nro1 rtv Office UoUr1 _;._ 8:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.ll. tkilY ftef''Dt SitUntJV when office clO&es "It· Noon. Tax Cl! will be a... !lee. 15, 19CIIIIo Feb. Ia~ !DlST. WILLIE 23:40 '.'' liu~:~· := sJ;;ro"" vn~a1e __ ::: :ao 16.00 , . I . 111.00 . ·~ ~ 22.00 22.00 ~ ' 3.80 :: • IUS · ·:·" 1e.no\ .... -2.00 .00 u& • "JJ "ONE. MolliJ County,Tr..•urer .IJ6'1' R!LL Oft 1l£ IIERII!: QfiSlMf\9- BUT HE'U. eE t«<ME fRG\'1 THE~ 9:lON f'kM·" n. • 3.80 3.80 OUVII ' .) w n· .•• .00 Elillom l~ltlatlve, thrift, honesty, end roal manhood. Fino traits of eharac• (I) 3, 10. I7, 2f, ttc Ohio. BEI>FORD ------------ .20 CJU:I;'£lla\ WIIOm Lo<ol S. 1). -- .20 lillllblll'l' i:.oeil s. !). -- .20 ·w Eat.ate;' 60 •cres or Hou,., l'om•roy, Ohio. ITI.UC1'URAL 1 BIAMI ICRAP IRON - MITALl 2... 811 . Rut· 1 2 31< nne METROPOLITAN . : ' 'n!\YNeJIU'S John C.IHIMI Juett- of tht ·ProUt. C•urt Mel81 County, Ohlo LIGAL NOTICI PUBLIC SAU AUTO SALES UP~~?1HT ~~~~d . Admlnlotrohr 112) 20, 27, (I), 3, ltc .... . .- In purauanee of Jaw, t, clyde G. M!Uho~.IJ'reaaurer of Melaa,CoUDtJ, Ohio•. do hereby atvlle notlce that lhe Dumber of Milla levied on each dollar of property lhoa· on the GeneJ"al 'tax Dup 1<oilate • 1 Real Eltl~. Public UtWt¥ and Personal Property wftbin aald Count$ for the YNI' 1906 ia aa ow•: Notice ia l}ereb)' cJ,ven that Neiss C. Powell who11e Post Office Address Ia Mlddlepott, Ohio baa been duly appQinted aa Administrator of the lltate of Rou E. Powell late of Melaa Cou.nty, Ohio, deceaBed. Dated thls 17th day of December 1936. :Good Ckan Used Cora ' All Makes and Modelo =====~;;::::::: - FOR SALF. »V Bn>-USED CAI<S -- ~ .. ' I a.VOld. tbt uae ot name~. Oolwnn readera too often are oelebrl.ty-•1 wofshtppen and U you lluUit tbelr loved onea. :rou're ln tot 1~ · It J eame out fti.Uy and saJd Ava aardltet wta a eoncelted au (she's not: ahe'a almoat tbe exact opji(Mite), td. b&ve Ava. Gardner f~ eomlng aft•r me wtth atllet;t.ot. Or, worae, eane-ellng their neW'Bpaper, aubscrlpttona. TO .tbem. bad news 1s no ~·· · • Actors, I ~poe; are the worSt. In 8inaD doaea; they are enter--1 taJntng, but tt 1 euteld81 'to take· them eertoua1y. By and lUge they are -~turirtz, prancing idlota, tuU of_ sound and rury etthlfytna: RAns onwnoN FOR 1.956 NOTICI Of APPOINTMINT lat.te of lteu I. P•wtll . . OFF-THE-FENCE ...,•14 .lJOW . . ~ twaleol, UlUI tile lfUioOt. .Ill tile worl4. Jt'o pe.-.1 · ·taste. Some people ewlt ·coUider DahnJ kaye ~7· , · SlnC6 mon tban a baker"l ciosen af IPY earlier Idola 1n abow rtl!st llave tumed aut to )lave- Cta.y teft, whea I mtt them, i ba,ve nvoldOd Cltoucho otudiOuily, 1hto week It l>u 4llfleult, NBq ho.s bt'eft f1Yitt8' a mg 30UI A!qll:~~ , .t. tb., year'a lao;~ JD the hnd of the aurt, the Am·r i . · ·, IOplftf bitterly thlbujtt tlte nest of btr ahota: Jn the joint· ( · bWocher~ tualne Day, ·lktdlf Flllher, D!tb~le ReyMlds, Dave · Gil"':'d*&1. SC.Ve Al._n, WlDIUh Bendix, a4 hlftn~tum) has befn my lilo1. l'Yt had ~ bide 1Nibln4 lobby ~mari to duck him. Tl\• J)tJler Dilllt he had lamb c:ho~ h\ the Oa:uchG ROom (the tMat~ Jack 1) at the nUt table tO n\1116, While I was haVing JRmb chop& 1 read t)le Lue.ifteu HcUOn ot •..ntwa· magazine through 't~let, to avoid-Catching hla eye. Atter al...._what'l left tor I'M It he tum11 out to be, h\ ttle Broad• way pa:toia, a atitr! YOJi? $q,uart•clanclng? Vowa of &Uence? .Elvis Presley 1 ' LEAN trlter of the l1t1.. of Wll· Middll.!poh. Fu-e .. AuiiOIIlObil~to liam H. Knot... O.C•atecl. Jlonds. Pb<>lO 8Sli>X Wll (12) 21, C1) 3. tO, 17, 24, 3:1 6tc Monoadlt-1 lUI, bevaUR .for ·.25 · matter yearo I no!hbij'. A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN ·GET YOUR SON \lO .,..tiD~ trom .,... $179.95 L'OmC. J __ :.::~r:;:~Jr~bi~YOlt~ ... ...,.Jatii'Oifi&UIIht ~ .lid ......hlpo Complete With Caoi Iron Tub !1 loolaW :r~~~·'t IJnow bOir . - l'ou'vo io\ tt. qlllcal ,...... fOr 111eo0 .• •• ., .... - ------ ••• . ~- ~ ....... Reg ••99.95 7 Pleee Chrome J..et 's G0 Shoppmg ,• ! • • Reg. •89.95 Innersprlllg are , new ·--- "' ,.,__' ~ MT.OLIVE G. E. REUTER a"TANaACK Ae•ll\&t ..,",. will get the 1040A punch carda, :c:c::---::::;;;o;:;:;;:;;;;~~--;::=-. ~ix million more than a year aao. The Wahama coach said that .the 1941 INTERNATIONAL Dump Some 27 ,201,000 will gellhe Jon.Cr work of erecting the new bleachTruck . Good steel bed, practlEXPERJt:NC ED 104(.1 forma. About a. 6 mUUon ers would take about one week. caJiy new holst, fair tires. Val· PERSON FOR forms will go to those who must Meanwhile, the Falcons continued ued at $.'100.00. Gr~atly reduced file an estimate of income and pay their workoUts. in Lht: old um and !or q"ick ca•h 1ale. Call · 813J Knotts, deceased, on tne 251h day . tax. quarter 1y. Ano lher 8.7 will face the Ravenswood Red DeYor sec Floyd Rummel, Mmers· o1 sep1em ber, 19•"' 2, f 1'l ed h'1s pc 11 - t he1r .11' k ·n g0 to buai- Us on that floor on Friday evening. ville . 12 31 3tp OFFICE WORK tion in the Probate Court o{ Meigs ml wn pac ages wl County, Ohio, CaRe No. 16,033, and nessm~n who g~t for_ma for The Ji'a lco'\!1 go into t h e new on the 14th day of December , surh 1tema as capital g.. ms. And year with a record or four victor. Must have complete knowl9:1~ CJIF.VROLET, 4 dr. sedan, V8 ledge or procedure and pol- 19M, filed his supplemental peti· another_ 18 milUon tax form pact~ ie" and two dereats havina:~ taken motor with overdrlve , radio, . the measure of t h e Charleston icies of insurauce clerical tlon therein, alleging that the l)er· ages Will_ ~o to far~~rs. heatrr, S{'Jt covers, dark green sonal estate of said decedent Is In additiOn to ma1hngs to these Reds, Rutland twiee, and Kyger finish . $174:5.00. Pomeroy Motor work. lnauUicient to pay his debt8 and 1 ~ive gr~ups_. the. G~vernment prm,t- Creek while losing to Middleport Co. II 28 11 chartel of admini stration; that mg Off1ce 1s grmdmg out an ~x~a and Pomeroy. Personal intcrvi<•w can be decedent Wllli11m H. Knottg, died 42 million 1040A's and 100 1n1Uhm ltl3 cHP:V~oLET, 4o d!., 1 tone Sayre is expected to 10 along obtained b~ phoning 425-X seized in' fee simple of the follow· 1040's for distribution Itt lhe 000 blue fini ~ h, 1D1 series, healer, with l h e same darting quintet in; real estate: internal revenue of( ices. These Ire clean. $701l.OO. Pomeroy Motor or 246-X . fnr person who need more than lhat he has depcn d{'J upon so far Co. 11 20 tf The following rna] rstale situat- the two they receive or are not this year. That wuulrl have big Joe -· ed in' Secl.ion No. 30, Township No. on the internal revenue malllna Ford, Lite team's lcadtng scorer, at ]958 BlfH.'I\ V8 Super, 4 rtr . Hiv.. 7, Range No. Hi, of the Ohio Com- list. iera Sedan. Power windows, eenter and Bob Oliver and Jerry Larry Curtis of Waldo 0, ~> pf'nt pany's Purchase. Salem Township ~ PO!It:HIIY and ste••ring, !tE'at, antenna, The so railed " tailored mailil\8'' Arnold at t h e forwards. At the Meigs County, Ohio, and bounded or1,11,inatcs from lnternol Revenue':; guards will be Roy Clark and John the holiday's with his father Den brak('li. $3 ,195.00. Blaettnar's, ~ and deQibed u . follows : De.ing two big· processing centers atKan- Layne. _I 3 Jill · ver Curtis. Edith Osborn spent Wedncsda)· the Sodthwot;t quart;f.r of 'the ~--· 19M"PoNi·lAc Chiefton VB b Northwest quarter of Baid sectioft, with 'Mr. and Mr11. Emmett Stet· tuxc, 4 rlr ., Sedan. Hydramatic \20 ) Bus mess ~erv1c~ containing 40 acres, more or less, hem. drive, Olll )' 5,405 actual mil<'s. excepting rhcrefro;n 20 acres, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce Larry $2. ~9~.00. Uhtettnar'•, Pomeroy. more or Je,;s, which lies on the Curtis and Johnny Newell spcuL I 3 6tc QU!l:K SUVJt;!!: on WaWJl .6eo East 1ltle of the publie road, conpairlna bf Factory Ttuiud ~!day afternoon with Mr. and ~slri(:K century, 4 dr. RiviWiillc.ll·Jllk-.!r. COL'lolMi .fl!::WK- veyed to Gladys Knotts by det1d ~rs. Rodney Pierce and sons. era Sedan . Hard-top atyle, power LER.S, PMihii'O•. \-a-d recorded in Deed Book 168 Page .. Roger and Darrell Deems of stcnlng :utd brakes. $2,695 .00. - - - - - -- - ------- _ __ 435 of Meigs Counly Deed Record!!. Parkersburg w. Va. spent their Blaettnar·s. Pomeroy. 1 3 tile 11\AO!u &: TELl!;VISJON SERVlCJL Being the ~ame real estate conChristmas vaea.tion with their Phone 200. (..lelaod AppJian« veyed to W. H. Knotts by deed a:randmother Emma Powell. 1~ F0 H.B VB Ranch wagon . •"orrlSture, 118 W. Mam lit., .Pomtro' recorded in Deed Book 163 Page Mr. and Mrs., El')lest Bush of omatir dme, orlainal blue On· 189 of Meil!l Countl Deed Records . ~:/.3-tt Eut Letart 0. 1pent Wednesday l»h. $1 .99~.00. Blaettnar's , Pome"the ~raycr of said petition is · eve wltb Mr. aru,t Mrs. Willard 1 3 6te rO)'. for sale of said real estate for the Picott and daughters. payment or debt!! or said decedent 1954 BUI<~ K Special Dlx. 4 dr. Mr. and Mr• L ' D. Pierce spent and charees aforeaald, and for oth· Sedan . Low mileaae, new finish . Sunday ln Aibetu with Mr. and er relief. $1 ,89.1U)(I . Blaettnar't, Pomeroy. Mrs. Byron Calvert and fa!Jli1Y . I 3 81< Mr. and Mrs. ·wUiard Pieott anti The penons finl above men· dauabter apent Sunday with Mr. 1'9!§3 cm:v. z dr. or 4 dr. Sedan. SAVE ON YOUR SH0E repalr ll Uoned will further tate notice that and Mrs. Riley Plsott and •on Uaclne Shoe !:;hop they .have been made partie. deChoice of 11ither car. Both aood 11 80 u Don. fendant In the above petition and ·buya. $995.00. Blaettnar'a, PomrMr. Ray Parson who (<t employthat they are required to answer 1 3 6tc roy . ed at ColumbUs Ohio. spent the the samo on or Wore the 18th day APPROXIM.-c A= TE::;L::Y week end ·with hla wife and fam· --: t:l~l_ 1n _su ra n...:c...:e,..-- of February, 19&'1. posts, l2c uch on stump. rhone Jly. KINNA ICNOns, Admlnlt24483. · I 3 3lc a;.net-Stmpeon lnBuranee Aa•DCJ• 1 -- •otVtll:t _ _ ....,, ;.. , , .. .. . ' Wahama High School'• Wbite Falcons will return to the baftQt.ball war~ on Friday of thil week but not in the new gymauium aa' Sayre said that finS: treatment of the floor was being done tbia week and that the new roll aw.ay bleaeherl are to be installed ne~:t week. The bleachers were not; jn,. stalled thla week ~ince w011tera who are to do it are workint lD the Hannan gym. •• ,,.,..,t, ... Ravenswood for practice or a game. ~d jobi remaining to be completed-· will Aet use or the new playing noo~ back at least one we~k and per-. hAps two. .. 1 - '"l...t .4 JoiU,DACHI. ...~ 1!;4\. • Falcons To Meet · wa1 expected prior to the CbrlJt.mas holidays. Coach Ralph Sayre said Mouday that the new gym is not yet rea d Y I- PAIN ~n.-l send along a payment he may owe 1bcve ~ r ,lhlllg h: .. 1\.:hhuld1ng tax instead of j u"t fill in!( uut the form .and waiting fur ~ h1il However. the taxpayer usJil•'" 1h1' fo rm may . if he thooaes, 1.. 1 lutnn.d Revenue fJ,ure bia de'" f• c·Jt>ne.l i.•r refund, J·ust u he bu ltn the p;1~t Al so. •.lu~ time checks or money orders paymg any deficie'ney are to lw made out to the "Internal Reven ul" Service," Instead of a1 In thf" past. to the '"District Direetolo of Intern al Revenue." LIGAL NOTICE 'd t Callie Farrah, who res1 ea a 11 Kl Kalamazoo State Hosp ta . a a· muoo, Michigan, Robert K'nott~. whose last known place of resl· dence was Elkton, Maryland, R. D. 4 but whoae preseat address is unOf, course, some individuals who 'known and cannot, with reason- ~et them may find dliat their deable diligence, be ascertained; ductiona total more than 10 ,p.erCalrence Knotts, wha lalt known cent, the maximum allowed by the place of residence was Ivydale, automatic punch cardJ. Jn that West Virginia , and whokae preaendt case the Revenue Service adviae~ 1 place of residence ~ un nuwn sn using form lOfO. The tax colleccannot be aseertR!ned ; Ralph torS, however, fiQ:Ufe this won't apKnotts. whose last known place of ply to many p~ople In the below re.side~ce wu Powellton, West $5,()()() br.,cll:et. . Vlrglma, but whose present resl-1 ••, ...d Tbll Month dence is unknown and cannot, with reasonable diligence , be asMailings of the tax forma becin cerU.ined ; Russell Knotts, whose ahout the end of this month. You'll 1 f 'd h last known pace o ~n1 ence was b~ gettine yours about t e aame Ivydale, West Vlrgima, but whose time the Chriltmaa bills start com· present place of residence b un- ing in. Each fqrm will be accomknown and wtannot be asrertained; panied by a do-it-yourself booklet Leland Price, whose last known or sheet. · place of residence is 1010 South About 18 million wage earn~• I ..t.l \ THE SMITH i}md Rehelor pu nch ca rd may compute th 1• rurm t040A. he ta\·payeu ustn _'[ hl' )IIHICh Card may COmpute made less than $:5 ,000 thu year and had leJ& than $IOO 10 outsidt: tncome, stop mak'mg extra worry for yourself. Pay your taxes the s1mp 1e, easy way. Use (orm l040A the punch card which a bureaucrat tan riftle through .a machine instead of shuf. fling bY hand. The Interal Revenue Service re· ported with consternation today that some tlx million person s went to all the trouble last year of fil. ing regular tax fq;m 1040 when th.ey could have done the job wilh the simpler puneb eard. That made more work for both sender a.nd reeelver. To make aure this doesn't ban. ' pen again, the tax agenll are sendina: punch c~ds to thi& lower income II'O'JP this year. .TIO.WI.. Tb• !>ally Thl.' 19~ forms will have lOrGewhat larger type for easier re1d· 1ng th·· Dall~ Sentlnel, l'orurt!)<'·Mit!dleport, 0 .; 1rm.-S, 1181-T &-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 3, 1957 1u1s City Mo , and Lawrence, Mall. e.. i•r To a ..d RetUfDS Afe Made Easl'er . INSURANCE AGEN Y • centl per word for three cou--14) 1l ti For I IOCU Ve ..... ona. lpeeia! --uoe IDOIItb fot %5 cenU ___, :> JWlnl HUL':-. F 111 Syr&C'.I&e, gas, per WVlu. PUll rau- or z e..mta per word will elettrLr and >A'<Jtt· r, phone 907·X. be eb•raed for adVft'Using If not or 839-M __ _ 1~ 31 6tc pajd fcrr before the 25lb of eacb · lnoertlon month ! 0110•-. · SLEEP ING R Oo~IS, do&e in town, ~ · A•v--··--Sbould ~., · ~~~ Ul u - ~K" 127 Butterr.ut 12 29 12tc -pv••""-' ~-• lmm-"-~'.... IIN.LII-y. • �..., • • •• • • •• • The Daih Sentinel • • ELBERFELDS JANUARY / ,_ and monthly buab~ of the Mtddlepon Church were held evenwg, January 2. Tbe Rev c. E. Ho~·t, pa5tor preSided and conducted lhe openm g . Q.evotional serv 1ce w1lh L D. Diles giving the prayer bdorP the :1 PAJAMAS and SLEEPERS Middleport Society The Rev. C E. HGyt drove h1s Houd.ash cll , Board or Christian daughter. Margaret Hoyt, a sen.or • Educatwn, three }'("ar term , Mrs. at Marietta College, back to schoo l Alh•n Hug hes, Clifford S tumbo; wday after her holiday vacatlo!l Ushers, Eugene Coleman, Robert whtch was snent here 11nd wtt!l the ~fills, Owen Bratton Malcoln MilRev. and Mis Clan Harmo n, F11,: ! ('J Gerald Anlhon y, WLlham Wal· Icy ters James P ullen, lli'MI!l Fox. Mr s Charks Bennett presented SALE $1.50 Mr and Mrs Ronald Reed , Ar- POMEROY SOCIETY P.omeroy Chapter Of Eastern Star Meeting Is Held '"' "'"o" P'""""' I I I Lochary's Host To Relatives During Holiday I I roa I $299.00 BAKER FURNITURI Brflb~ c.. I - ----- -- - rou• HIAI.JH 1s I To toleguord yout health, we compouncl yew phJ11don't prttcrlptlont with pro. ftuioftal precl1ion from fr••h atach of t~otenr. top•,uoHty pharmoceuticofa. . l!. ~ -- --· 69 SPENCER'S HOME·MADE I UYER PUDDING BLOOD PUD111NG HEAD CHEESE FINEST IN 5 Beg. $29.50 Teen Age Coats ....... ."•Sale SALE $1.50 ' lb. _COMPANY \.. MARKET Pomeroy Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, l'riday, Janillry 4, SAlE $1.50 14 Reg. $3.95 Womta'l Strlpod Broadrlolh hjanu!s SINGLE COPY -6C 1 WO. TruekAnd Engine In Early Morn Collision A dnver of a tractor-trailer rig and his passenger are near death today after a spectacular crash with a New York Cen~ tral iretght diesel Jooomative early this morning at the Hob-son-Route 7 crossing, The passenger, Frank Murray, 42, Lodi, N. J., was thrown from the cab of the southbound rig and run over by the slowly GIRLS DRESSES . 42 Reg. MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS All Sizes - Not ,u llzos ·Ia all patterns. 7.95 Sport Shirts Sale $5.00 5.95 Sport Shirts Salo_f4.00 4.95 Sport Shirts Sale $1.00 3 95 Sport Shirts Bale $!.50 ESMOND BABY BLANKETS 27 Rec. 33 Reg. 34 Reg. 14 Reg. $5.95 Dresses .. $4.95'Dresses . t3.95 Dresses ... $2.95 Dresses $1.95 f3.00 $2.50 $200 $1.50 $1.90 3 Reg. $12.95 Teen Age Dresses 10 Beg. $8.95 Teen Age Dresses 22 Reg. $7.95 Teen Age Dresses 16 Beg. $5.95 Teen Ago Dresse, 3 Reg. $3.95 Teen Age Dresses . ..... . ...... .. . . .... . ..... . . . . . $10.00 Sale $f.Ofl Sale f$.00 Sale $J.QO Sale J3.QO Sale $2.00 · 7 Reg. $10.95 PWd and Reverslb!es BLANKETS R;Jyon and orion with Dura· Chrome binding, 72 by 90 Inches . WOMEN'S COATS Just 67 For This Sale $5.00 20 Women's $28.00 Coats .... Sal• $22,00 17 Women's U9 50 Coats . . .. Sale $%8.00 30 Women's $49.50 and $69.50 Coats .. . Sale $38.00 $2.00 3 Reg. $5.84 . SOLID COLOR WOOL Seconds Of Dan RJver Pereale PILLOW CASES Dark greeri • with stitched ends. Combed percale all white. Stze 42 by 38 % mches. blanket 3 Reg. U.ts 2 for $1.00 25% wool solid color blankets. Acetate satin binding. January Siilll SALE PRICES DRESS MATERIALS 59c ....... Sale 38e a 69c Sale 48e a 79c Sale 58c a 89c Sale &8c a $1.39 .. . .. Sale 98c a $1.49 Sale 98c a $1.98 . . Sale $1.38 a yd. yd . yd. yd. yd yd. yd. Our Regular $1.69J '' SUEDE FLANNEL SHIRTS . $3.00 COATS -7to 14 · Sizes from 8 to I)V" smart new Plllferns. All standard makes and con· struction. On sale Cor $1.38 Speelal Purtb-! Large Sl&e CANNON WASH ClOTHS 1200 wash eloths for thio sale, Including solid colors and stripes. 10c DRESS PERCAUS Our lw<l best selling brands. Big selection of patterns. 80 square quality. On sale for 39c a yard SALE! "45" Extended Play RECORDS Reg. 1.49 Albums. All good music. Popular songs by fa... mous artists. Reg. $8.95 5 Pleee 7 Reg, $25.00 Girls Coats 3 Reg $19.50 Girls Coats II Reg. $18.50 Girls Coats 11 Reg. $13.95 Girla Coats 3 Reg, $12.95 Girls Coats Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale $18.00 $14.00 $12.00 UO 00 $1&.00 BLANKETS 45% rayon, 30% cotton, 25% wool. Solid colors bound with acetate satin. Pink, ~lue, green, tan and eedar. . $2.50 u.... , ,u , .UJI,og. $1;95 Uladbat• SALE p,~ •• 28lteg. U.tJ-$,3.,.,.....95 , , HANDB~ SAI:.R •.•. .oo . !!: ~ ~=:;:::;::::;::::::==; ., 1'\'11' ..,.. UPaln·BeJ.' $4.50 , Men's "''~per Soekl o..., u.,s SALE ·~Of • 38 Paln'lte1. $1.50 MEN'S WINTER COATS and JACKETS Glrla 40 Ref. $US Coals and Ja~ets .. · . , . Sale •:·: 1~ Reg. $6.9$ J..kets . . . . . . . . ..... Sale $ : 13 Reg. $'1.91 Jackets and Coals ...... Salot $8.08. 4 Rei. UUD J~els and Coats ...... . ~a~e .1UO , 5 Keg. $14.95 Jaekets and Coats . . . . . ,... Ul.OO 4 Reg: $17.50 Coats , ... : . .. ... ...... Sale ·~:·:: 13 Reg. $11.50 Coals . . . .. . . . . .. . .. . Sale $ . • . • rack. Black, red, tan. Ilea. $1.50 . 30 Pllrs ' . BO'ys Sllptitr SOeks SALE 'tt.Go J5~fld lttf· .$1.15 · .. ~ Womdn's Slltper Soeks . f.t.%5 14 fain Jlo\l. $1.15 s;tLE TV SNACK sm 4 Colding tables and storage sup;er Sotu SA~ $1••0 , AU Sizes But aol all ilzes In allstyleo t 1 )! • " l)lea'a Sllppor Soeb .• 1SALf: $1.!~ wwne:suay ~ ~ . n K ormer ()hi0- overnur eeps Up Susp\J.oi.DSe To Last lJIQI U!-Ute - jf . , WASij:ING~N (UP)- Freshman Sen. Frank J. _Lausc_he Ne"w Assi'stant }$ party today bi a suspenseful opening session of the 85th and •u•lge Count, has gaJiled a Democrats organized .the House with no trou e. ut m ~ new ®put.y sheriff today followmore closely divided Senate there had been anxious moment! Uae sWe1ring in 1hursday o( among tbe Democrat.- about Laus-~-· , ,llayor Howard Frank and Robert che's intentions. L-.•. Rll'tenbaeb 11t the COUJltY'.t new The Ohio Democrat had hinted law el\forcement team. last summer he init:ht vote with , Harten"c"'"' wiU assume tbe du01 of llherii'r Monday, Jan. 7 _ He Republicans on organlzatior:i of the Senate. Had he done eo, It woul~ ,...., ~>~ 1 :?f1cebibt have been possible for Prellident •Elaenhower's J)&l,'tY to that man Pleaa Judge Cedrie Clark. Cb.mber . · Tbe sheriff's quarter, are being Bolll houses convened . At lime today Janna Koy vocated by Sheriff and Mrs. Char· .. illflnt daqbter of Mr. lealddRussen Who are lltedr an IV e :,;,as_.ll po tey _...tg:.,. and lt!n. Cliarlea Stobart or Mid· M leport. Deputy e Weann.er dl ri \Ito Jeocling contender Jr., oald he has no llllllU!diate priority Items lor early debate. Nort'hern sena\Ora promptly _ofepo 'J'U . . plans. , fcred a molior aimed, cur)>ing iQ the 1857 Dail1 Bentmel Stork•' Deputy Hornld Duckworth re· ftllbulters. was pcm. Derby wltb JlO entries J ported his pAinter's union card is poned untU 8 p.m.,_ inti ,_. )'et beta. filed. and he intends to go wheo the Senate wall vote 011 • Should no 91-lter entries filed btek t() that trade. move to1 table the an&i.flllbueter shOWing an earlier bJrth date of ..Paul Holter, 'J)tOSideqt of Ra· PTOP.O&a • , Jtnu•- 1 at a·OB p m Little lfiSl cine CO\WCU, automatically will 1 inner •uccced all the mayor. This was Not until the actual votlng on S });;.{ UL tb ' 0 organlJatlon did Lauxhe tq w . e .Frank'i "tirst term as mator. eta w '' commit hlmtflf. When M nt.cf .of the eontest. He , was •ppo,tnted to fill out the With the tor Sen. .wjnner of the contest will re-- unexpired term ol Henry Bentz;, Hayden cn..Atfc,.) &ia.. eeiVe .. • holt of alfta from mer- Jr.• whG reslgnt)l,t. Frank wae eJectStyle& Bri~es at-Nil) ss "Pfflsi. cban~'!~ t!le area and be declared ed a year ago witbout opposition. dent pro tentpore, the sqs"p~ the "-'!tJt' Baby oi 1957" from Frank will resign aa mayor at Iii 1 wa oTer. The. Was ' this ariA. apecJal council meeting tonichi. . t() Dotiody's' •.ur' '"' the House, 1 ' 'be d th f P ll' rise, DemOCTa•..c Rep. sa... tna · e 10 ' • .,. . ~~ · .EntrM::S 1 th mu&t tb e0 • burn Wll .... ~Ieete .I .tneat-J. ficel 0 e D•ily Sentine 1 1y noon ..., .,. ~e- .,... · IIau.! " 1 burn, will be 75 Sund~. bas he~d- Saturday In order to qua Ythat post longer thiu1 any other I {; man. . . ' hi , B ''. th ~ Leads ThD FI'e}d ~ Stotk ~rby . I ,, det~~tyc~~!:r: :;t~o!~ con~l s~ortly ~""'" :;"idodni; ~T,t ~th eip~ rtf~~ Stobar~ Jmdoving._~.!o o~ ~ defitli~ ~ hav~ qp·~ate rfi · Demoet~ •Jalns~ C~l. ~ate ~. ft.~. Farmmg · • Labor 'l!bc House division lit 23$ Df):Qlf). i cratl, 200 Republ C&b~~< and.lWG. va-. s • D • tancics."·ln the Seitlt~ I~ l& 141H'l. ' ,, . 8VJDg eVIces Under tod,a)''a~ clrl:!um-tanees ,I ' . ill~le Democratic defeCtion co!,lld '1'0- Be StodJ'es have brought about..a Senate ... R·eporl 27 Cab}es 'iUl By Slrl'kers ' At p,oa•e ...~mouth > jA8; I ' division with Ropll!>li<an .: Vice ;· Prftl:ident .jl, Nixol\ breolrutg the .till:' •. The GOP refu.ftG'.tbrofll. tbe towell unttl the lbj inomenl fleet J~b K J"aVItl Wa8· on' ~il l(i taaellls ito had annouii<eil ht· )"'OIId >lay · on as New Yort"•otato · onorney geftera1 urlUt "• BUt he 1)y ibdlltf whea the "*'* l(lrgeftbf:a. lt Lauac.he had vilkh tbO'. BeJI:VHI ready tii sign his ;tote hto 5en· ate scat and ,;...110 lie for Nix· on1nIn , . Rif!bar~ I - ' . '. r(l ~I;Ktr ~"J~· deVlct!Sf wi~:e0 PORI'l'SMOUTH, 0. (UP) - Special ,police patrols were at work tOdliiY in ari l'!tfort to halt a rash of cable hltings against the Ohio .Consolidated Telephnne ,(lo. Police said a total of 27 cable bad been reported wlthbt ..,. oun. Re,alr creW> worked •II day eabl.es to re· stote·fadia communi.,t<nns tn pn1 ttfe• .houses, !be orflee- and, tbt H•g:hway, Pa· trol. Cut cablett kaoeke\1 aut the radlOS nighl Telephone ser'4iCe was also restol'<d to lh"e hos· pi!ala · wllich temporanly· usen tuicab service to sum mon ~-bldoctors. t 1 between p '-4 ea tha so dwere L cu Ill New ucasv "'ortamou d pan th e.d N .aoston an 0Tt8mou . an ew ~LoJl to Sclotoville. ....D~roit Steel's plant at New Boston. lost its telephone StlM'ice. atrlk~bouod • I~~ 'u ed In ' a ou a~ Df 10., Ad\llt elas11es for far· &'!~- ~~l'a .hy!'~f rscolnR~•~·totoedtbofy "!::alnrde ~~ttihngs ~ ..o Ill, V""l'\o ""'u . ..._ JU v~!e'WJ'i 6~o<t•Jav· Hlf.~ School. The meeting will be :r~~· I, 8 p.m. tn the Vo-Ag room.· Thura~ay a~~~tng nex~. pu~licans WII J~nctiM" ~ate io~~' .,~ ~t', tike o· r~· Atlcodaota "ore urged to brinr ally .tabor aaver!l'already..fashloned, for such deviCes, to tbe lileetina: G~> it;feas me~ting The J.hlr4 or lhe series w" attendc<i bY 17 farmers. Lean hogs was the topic with 80veral queotlona beln: answered " to coats •rvof pound o( lean 1 boas nd com· 1 d P arl'!d to thQ. meatl csa abr d.ar ty.V.s on r - broods, rOtat , , ee mg, ~onsumcr demandi, dres~mv por· t;entqes arid , protein feed ne~ds. lnvitej to atterd All farmers these classes. ar. ~...... )' ' ,~· ' ' "' . !ce, ~tate Wednesda~ ~heraCf's Pnrtom~uth m~nger l I P.,..fi._.P~~Speilor ~_:::·:~:: ;:~:~%~ Before Bend Rotary CJ.uh ThiJi'sday :~.1~nua~h'co~:::':U~~o:.••,!;~ ;~::in~ P~~~~:::.~n~,"e;'~": preient~ •11. llouaehol<b. "!Aile . <Ounty to Ot "Aicobollsrn" waa the topic of a tali by !leY. Jet f,'l' ~~~~~~ of ·IIJI".nt. Pl. . .·~ .be Jw·- .iC poaibte. Mr~ Y""'!~ !"'""'ott LVe peared hefore, a' !J{dji§ NigKf . . . . . of lhe Bdd '!'ltofary out that ' .......... .,.,ponse ... CJub on Thursday evenmg in the socull POOms of the Hartford the counly-':"ld& r enyalop(' df!'Ve Bradford '\'laag, director o\ the Methodist Church . Sunflow" Mm&\fel Show of 111541Rev !lodgers instructed the members of Ro(ary and their 57, bas announced _the biggest and . guesb on things to do to belp an best show lo be glven for a num· alcoholic. He advised bU audience ber of years. to inform themselves about ale&, Wednesday , Januar, 9, the show holiiSJD, never to sbame an alcowtll_be p_resented at Pomert!y hohc, not to barp on hls condition Jumor Hogh S<:hoo1 aud,.odum at and never P"'"b or lecture to tRaeine b about to lo&e its mayor 8:15 and on Wednesday, JBJJuary Jum. ~ Judge.Swears In MeJgs ' ' Shen'ff' nailed down Detnoyratlc contrpl of the Senate by voting With ~·' ,Pri~' su ' ·,.-._ 11;n,KS ,, · .~t NANDIAG$ .oe . ' A_ ~owd~WD WOMEN'S •z·!! . ,; ' ~ . . e'J trl:.:..} . _ ...J ,._ C Janna • S.a.UIUilCl ... 11 Beg. $U9 PART WOOL •uo "' Congress · $2.50 u.u e • 72 by 90 inches. Striped pat· tern. 100% cotton. $8.95 Ladies Skirts . . . .. ... ... Sale $8.00 1 Reg. $7.95 Ladles Skirt . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale $6.00 U Reg. $5.95 Ladles Skirts . . . . . . . . Sale $4 00 .( Reg. $!.95 Ladles Skirts . . . . . Sale $%.00 S Beg, 17.50 Boys Coat and Legging Sets, Sale $12.00 5 Reg. $18.00 Children's Snow Suits .... Sale $7.0 0 8 Reg. $8.95 Children's Snow Suits . . . . . Sale $8 00 10 Ret; $7.95 Women's Plastic Jackets .. Sale $3.00 17 Reg. $3.111 Wom. Turtle Neek Sweaters Sale $2.50 18 Be&. $5.95 Women·s Cardigans (40 to 48) Sale $3. 4 Reg. $8.95 Women's Cardigans (40 to 46) Sale $3.00 I! Beg. $1.95 Women's SUpover Sweater& Sllle $2.10 13 Beg. Women's Cardigans ...... Sale $3.00 4 Bel· .3.95 Women's Cotton Cardigans . . Sale $!.50 30 Jt,og, $1.85 Women's Blouses ..... ... Sale $2.0~ 7 Reg, $11.15 Women's Blouses . . . . . .. Sale $!.50 '7 ~· $4.91 Women's Jersey Blouses .. Sale .3.00 I( Rei· U .49 Girls Blouses . . ..... . , Sale $1.00 14 Reg. $lUI Women's Corduroy Jael<els Sale ll Reg. $10.00 Women's Corduroy Jaekets Sale n.oO ' Reg. $3.95 Women's Poplin Jaekets . . Sale .• UO 21 Reg. $1.95 Glrla Poplin Jackets ... .. Sale 15 Rog. U.t5 Glrlo Teen Age Skirts ... , Sa.._ $2.'"' 12 Re•. U .9S Girls Skirts ....... .. , .. Sale $2 •·\' $ 1•00 5 Reg." U.15 Girls Skirts . . . . .. · · · • "" ·• 8 Reg. 3.11 Worn. Corduroy Pedal Pushen Sale ·tt Bee. U9 Wom. Flannel Bermuda Shorts Sale 1.~· 14 ReiJ. 2.95 Wom, Corduroy Bermuda Shorts . tUO 7 Reg, U.tS Women's Corduroy Slacks .. Sale $1.50 8 Reg. $5.15 Women'~ Cotton Flannel R.,.,, Sale U, 49ReJ. $18.00 to $11.50 Women's Dre11101.Sale $6.~0 .3f Ref. $7 ••5 1Di1$f.95 Wome~'s Dresses Sale $4.00 11•1· aad •3.95 Boys IJalneoals • Sale $2 00 Wit~~~-sc:he G. ,: p SHEET BLANKETS 8 Reg. Dems Win 6enate Control Minstrel ShOw ' ' ·. S h ..luJed fl I' ALL COTI'ON 5 Reg $4.95 JANUARY SALE AN UNWENT!FIED MAN Is tense oi:i' the demolish.;,. cab of-a Pennsylvania tractor-trailer BADLY MANGLED, Frank:'Uurr<f1•, Lodi, N.J.,;. cautiously removed from underneath Is pulled off the nose o'f New York Cenl:tal yard engine No 8807 early this morning at the llf ...., ,... Hobson-Route 7 crossing, Dnver Richard Dl Freschia of Fombell, Pa., was critically inj~red. New York Central yard engine..No, ~or ~D.I;lytbis" morning. He remained under tbe locomof Dl Freschia was removed from the eab. fils passenger fell between wheels of the locomotive ive 45 mmutes while resc~S·'~i'orked' atr,~-iilg board under the eilgine, edged him on it, t and lay there 45 minutes. (Dally Sentinel Photo). hen pulled him out itltetin cow-calcher;:"guards. Murraf is in critical conditiOn In Meiif s GeneraJ Hospital. Checking operations iS Wal·ter Manley, a railroad employe, with his body e xtended between the engine's Wheel~. (Daily~tinel Photo). · · ' B~KETS movtng tram. Rescuers needed 4:1 to extricate the unconsClouJ man wbo laJd between the tratkl about 10 feet back of tbe cow -catt~er guards Off1c1ala termed Jt m1ractdous that Murray had e.scaped ammed1ate dealh. Richud Dt Fresch1a, 29, Fombell, P.... the driver, was removed High school ban4amen from all from tbe obliterated cab by volover Melg! County will turn out unteen of the Middleport Emerin force Saturday as the Me1ga gency Aquad and railroad worker1. County Poho Foundation launchf's He was rushed to MeJgs General its annual Blue Crutch Dal The Hoapttal. drive by th~ youth• will get unon hand to direct rescue wort derway at 9 30 a m. when tbey Wlli were Dr. Ray Ptckena who adminbegm a canvass n( aU Jtores and istered shots to Murray by crawtbusinesa places tn the area mg under the engine, Coroner Mrs Victor Young, c:b :u rman ol Henry Ewtn g and Shenff Charles !he Me1gs County Poho Dnve Rus1ell. !lid today that in lal't year's drive Hospital_.atleud.ants said at 11 . ~ thiS mornmg that Murray wu 1n the youngsters clear_ed $400 18 the cnhc:il condition. The dr1ver, reBlue Crutch c.ampa~n and hoped ported to have both leu broken that the response thiJI year wo•ld and at leallt one .arm, With rAber be eqLlally as g~ tDjune , wa~ still in aurger)' 3l 1 The cb.mmaa aW' pointed out , noon. Tb~e was n~ report availthat funds for MeiD County .are able 0 11 Dl Frescbu s ch.ancea of Row exhausted and U.al the Foun- survJVal. I minute! Blue Crutch Day To Launch Meigs Polio Campaign 72 by 90 inches. Solid col· ors with wide 100% acetate satin binding. GIRLS TEEN AGE DRESSES 36 by 50 Inches . Boxed Ba· by Blankets Jacquard patters. Our $2.49 quality and a bargain in this sale for .......... ; :'Sale ...... Sale .. ... . . . . ·. Sale ... ..... Sale . . . ; Sale Occ••i.... l rain betl• latvnlty, lt$7 $2.$0 SALE $2.00 .... 1NI u ......_. u .. Size 72 by 84 inches. Cotton, ·rayon aDd nylon bound with 100~ aceta~ satin. Green, bl.ue·and ro~e. TOWN BONf:Y'S FRONT ST. ' ·~· N0.3 &OLID COWR 1 Reg. $28.50 All )Veather Coat .•.... S.ale fl5.00 1 Reg. $25.00 AU Weather Coat ...... Sale US.OO 5 Reg. U9.50 AU Weather Coat• ...... Sale UO ... Z Reg. $18~0 All Weather Coats . , .. · UO.to .... __anow...,.. ......,._ ,........ ~' Ohle: '""'' c:loudy ,..,. c.emint ,....t1r cl.....ty tonltht Uy. A llttlo utdo, '""'""'· Hlolo _,. 32 .. 42 aevthutt. Low tol'tl1ht 22 to :&1 48 C.Unon Reg. $3.95 FE E I ~===-----~-------M--~-dl-•po_rt-------~-w_._M_•_In--~,~J--~------------------~ ·~--------------~~------------~--------~--~----~--.~--~------~} Dutton Drug VOLIX ' . $2%.00 LADIES ALL WEATHER COATS 2 pe. Sleepers IJ' UNITED PftESS rain. ta.et or BLANDTS 52 Reg $2.50 CbDdhn'a SAU $4.8. Cube Steaks - - - lb 89~ nttne • Det?oted fo fte fntel'fl4 Ofl'. . ltletp..JieN• .4rM • Solid colors of green, pink, blue, gold, bf'ige and white. Each strip 42 by 90 inches. I Reg. $25.00 Teen Age Coats . . . . . . . Sale $11.00 ! Beg. U9.50 Teen Age Coats ........ Sal• $14.00 Sale $1.00 each Why Pay MoreP ou• IU$1NfSSI .. . . $3.00 GIRLS TEEN AGE COATS 44 Reg. $2.98 Boys 2 pc . Ski Pajamu M1s-l ROOMS Of Ntw Fu,.lture $19.50 Women's Suits . · · · · · · · Sale U%.00 1 Rtc. $17.50 Woman's Suit . · · · · Sale UO.OO 1 Be&. $14.95 Woman's Suit · . · · · · · · · · Sale $10.00 SH Reg. $2.88 Glrla 2 pc . Ski PajalUS kon, wrrc holiday a:Uests IJf he r father , A C. Wood, and Mrs. Wood, South F1rth Avenue. New Years dmner g uests of Mr and Mrs C•rl Eber~>bach and ram ily, Eugene, Phylhs and Manl}n , I R Bradbury, were Mr. and Mrs ay ,.mond Burn' and daughter, Kathy, Covina-ton; Mrs Mmme Gilmore, FI'l"l'ED COAT lD. gray, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Michael and black and brown aha.dow pla14 son. M1key, Columbus. "'hairy.. wool 11 trom ADtbOJI.J' Blotta'• fall and winter eonec. Mtss Mabel Johnson IS aerlousb tlon. Unpreue4 pleatl Jet Into at the home of Mr and Mrs , 11 a back yoke are cau,bt ln.to 1 Arnold Richards and Iamtly the wal1tllne iu bac.k. A ur• 1-ow black J.ta,ther belt, attached Holiday guests of Mr anrl Mrs e.t the double-breute4 front. John Tbomas included Mr aud <:1rcle.s tbe wailt. Mn;, Lester Bowe.rs and Children. Roger and V1ek_1., Sprmgfteld, Mr and Mrs. Carroll Balser and sou, Tommy, Mansheld; Mr and Mrs Robert Arbaugh and Robert De Lay, Columbus, M r and Mrs Harry Thomas and chtldren , l ,arr y and Brenda , Mmersv tlle, the Rtw and Mrs. Ernest Thonuts and rhtl· M1s Mabel Mankin returned dren, Jamce , Ronm e and Raymond. !tome Tue.clay evenmg after a Pome roy, RD ; Mr. and Mrs v1s1t tn Columbus wtth Mr. and James Thomlls. Mrs Elwood Ford. P htl Wotr{ and Kennelh Mar.)IISI Be tty Koehler, RN , G<tl h· of Portlmouth were bu&ineu ktns polu;, and her muthcr Mr!i Lewts in Pomeroy, Wednelday. vtsttors Koehler, spent New Yea rs w1th Mr and Mn WLiliam Baker left r.:>lativea m Crooksville and Mrs Koehler remain ed for a longer Tu t'sdJy for g v1sit In Charleston, wtth their daughter and sonvisit , m taw, Mr. 11nd Mra William Grate Pomern, Ch, ptcc IBH OES met Jtt rC!!:U lar scss1nn T1u s;lay even)Ira Alle n Kno pp ts Jl l at' J,t•t and sot James. tn~ Wtlh Flor~;nct• Trar}, worthy home on Hysell Street \1r. and Mrs. Lliwrence Uight matron and Dcmtl <.ul·~tcnt worMr. and Mrs Roscoe S.tlterfteld of Princeton, Ind were New were nntlfted of the <lt.tl h of Le o Yea r s ,guests of Mr and Mrs MDrl' rh 111 ~IX lmndrccl w1·n• tJrc A moment u[ ~;til nt pra:,cr W811 McKinney Sr, Montl(onwry, Ala- <'larrnce MH!Iht Sr. and other rei· senl for tiH Opl·n JJou~·· lll'ld nu ohs<'rved m mt·mnn '" ~:va. Van · bama, Wednr.sdn~ Mt ,mJ :\11"S at n es They were ovcrntght guesh New Yt•., 1 ~ [J ,,v hv the t; \all~ C. •o- Hyke VICC JJfl'li tth• nt ,,f d1strtct 25 Leo McKmncy Jr l i! Hl rht lth cn , Monday of Mr .and Mrs Clarence cct) 1 orn p t n ~< f<.Jr lhcu t •mp l t•y c t ·~ ,\n mv.tatwn 1\' ,1 ~ r.·t t'Jvcd to at- Martha, Jarnet. and D.1vtd Wayne. 1\lJght Jr. of Basil t•·nd 11 hnuq11('t <J rt•t Jc,c ptton fur who hve on SatlNfttld proiJlr\v MRil tht'l l" t,,uJJ!JCa Mr and Mrs. Elmer Phdps and Tht· JM' h 1111s held i.ll thr IH!W wr.rtlt y p,rnnd 1~,... 11 \"turd T on Gravel l-Ilt!, <UC 111 \'JontgonH' IY r.l!ml ~ of Uariella were New warchnwo· 1, 11 b a lc of GullqJUII~ lt am ~t·yt· r. at urvlll•· l' i.HlS were and will rems tn tiU' rl' unt il .t fte l Yeou s guests or her suler and and c J ltrrtolltlll•n lln rt h C'gue~L~;,n mndl' tn ,dhnd ,1 ~ ~ ·hou l ot in· the funeral ol ht s L1lhf'J taoth~r - ln· law. Mr and Mrs H. E. 1 81111( '\ eludc;J illtJI n..: ptcttu'cll ll!HI : • ~trm tton 111 M.m•·ll.t nn Wednell· Mrs .Juhu Thorn.1 :s h,ts rt'\urned alrtll!.: h<~ • 'd which provJdcrl ltay .lanunry :m h('gJIIJJtng at 10 J),!vnl Boney, student at Marl· here 11fter a v1s11 wtth Mr anti rtta (<J! lcge, spe nt the hohday JllUSI<' for rl.mt It ll The ntciil Wotl :t m Mrs C'<n r oll ll.tl ~ <·r .tnd son lorn- Wl'<'k l'IU.i with hl11 parents, Mr ICrvt•d tn ttl• ulllccrR an d !>UfWI · At th e el mw 11£ tlw JTH'l'tmg the ll lll ~lr~ . H. E. Boney. vlao rs of 1r, , h,un s lort>s Wllh !lw I gnH!p <~lltounwd 111 !lit• ,dinin g my, 111 Man ~flf'l1 l Mr. and ~Irs t:Jnwr Burn s wt'fl' A •\ t larcnee Wilham Andrews of£Jcc }.:It 1 ~ "'II Il l-! afl uffH:lal host · rnurn wl tt•n• rb'·f rt'~h lll<'t 11~ werdo ~t·rvt • d b} \ la cJ (,Of'j.l 1 C' IO an hohd.J.Y gursts oF ~tr· and ,\Irs l;•ft s unday morn~n,c from Athens • IIIC 8 Jack Ll'WIS an,J ehllfht•n, Rt• \<•Jly f(lt !'.ln hJ lc, ~Ala , after a ten Uay!l Th e p<trt, J ·~ lt·d from noon un Florc m·p 'I' r,u Y Snnclla, n1n(' yt·ar old daughh·r ol 11~ 1t w1th his parents, Mr. and &JI four o do<"k and t!tol!e attend ------~1 r~ Clarence Andrews ~fr. and Mrs Lcwu, JS recuperat lng trom ~~~~hf!t·port store m Mr o~.nd Mrs. Wilham Lehew mg after having a tonsillectomy 11t eluded Managt· r Wllham WnllcrM, thr Manelta MemorwJ Hos pJt.tt and so ns of Columbus were week .Mrs W ll llt IS "ll d ch!ldrf'm, Dmd •· ~Ttday . 1\ln. Burns was the re to l'nd gue~ts of Mra. Theodore Lclnd f'c nn t, J•tJJI'~tme A11bJry , W1 l i18Sbt Wllh the children \l.hlle hl'w .md Mrs. Emma Leifheit, llom Mttch aun "" Sandra was Ill and w<ffl bruughl !'ro~pu·t Htll and Mr. aod Mrs auest Susan Tt·rrcll Mr and :\lr.~ Mr and Mn Patt l\k Ln\ha n en. home Sund,y by Mr Lcwh William Thuener, Syracuse Wilbur Ashlt} fo rm erly of M1d tf'rtmncd a group nf !I'IIIIIVf'!l 1t Mr itml Mrs. Robert Lehew of A/2c James Puckett, who has dlepoct, t.lttw from Dunbar for the 1r homf' , High st Ul'l'r 'the boll- been located In Lincoln, NebraJk.. Columbus spE"nt New Year's wtth the party dny weekend i1 vhdtlng hus parents, Mr lilt Mrs Tlwodorc Lehl'w and Mrs. PrNif'nt wore I.t ('ha rleM Loch· Mrs. Ezra Puckett, 11nd son11 an( Enllna ].R tfhelt. 1\trs Mary Korn find Mr. and ary 11f Chanute A1 r Jto;; Ill, Mr. will report in the neur future a. anrt Ylrs. Jumes Loch.tr\ nnd chll· Selina, Kansas. Mr and Mts. Puck Mn; (;,•m·ge Korn and son, George dren, Su san and Jum1~ of Athens, cit and sonB, Wtlllam, Jam€'s <rn r Jr , had u New Year'a dmner gu!' ~ts Mrs William O'Donnelt Mill ~ llc lt•1J l.ochllrt 111 ColumbliH Michael, were recent EelJeats o and son , WilHam F. and Mr and Mrs Gh·" Cha!lc of relative s m A~hland, Mrs F1 eda Smith returned home Dayton. \1rs M fo: Ualhhurn of Tbe Rev. and Mra. C E. Hoy Tuf'stLiy evcnmg after a several Rutland jntnl'd 1h(' group for din· and son, David, rctur:mji hom du) s \ t ~tl m Toledo with her ncr on SumlnJ . Tuesday nigh~ from 1 VJSlt wttl rlau ~h t('t" and son-In-law, Mr. and his parenls. Mr and Mn. Arthu Mrs. Eddie Elli1 and family, Hoyt, und (amily In TUcson, Am Mrs Denver ThO\tll returnod OAKIIS TOP AGAIN Tht!l' also vl&lled his cousin, Mr• homr Tuesday from lhe Mason NEW YORK Ur - For tho IIIC· Edaar Vaughn, and family 111 Au' Clmtc ond strala-ht year the UnJYoralty 1m, Texaa. Tbe7 11ecompanied Pro Mr and Mrs HI"'Y Canterbury of Oll:lahoma was named today by and ~ln . llunter Herdman an pt"nt New Year's with relatives 111 the Football Wrltl'!rs As!lociatlon of Bon. Huntinaton, on the trip Wellston. America to receive the third 1ft· Rome Stewart, who waa take Mrs llinm Filher and Mn. nual GranllRnd Rtl'r! Award, em- to Hober Ho•pital at Thanksglv1n Bradford Maag of Minersvlllu blematic of the Hl!5fl national colw time when he became serlouMl .pent Monday wltb Mrs. Wyatt ela:late football ehnmp\onah\p. {arlford ill at h•s home In Oallla Count• Mrs ~lelia Grucaer or M[II('I"S· hafl been discharged !rom the ho• GIT $207.000 EACH ,IJc spNit Monda)" wUh Mn. Harptlal. MIAMJ. Fla. Ul' - oranae y Can1rrbury, Athens Road . Bowl partlclpanh - colorado and Mrs. J . H. Cuc~fll' of Powhatan 011 ftt Clem•on - wtll llA<'h gl't around Mr Ia Mlddlepert 1i nt 1s the pest of relatives 1n $207.000 111 their ~hllrc of recelpta Grneroy BADR FUBNJTUU from the annual Nt•w Year'• Day Mr and Mr&. Bchh: Wolfe vlsit('rl lootblll a:amc. cently m Plantl With hi8: sisters lsses Ida and Auiusta Wolfe. Mrs. J H .Cueklll!r, Powhatan ot ut wali the dinner a-ue11t of Mrs filltam B<utler, Wedneeday even· ,g, Mrs. Greta Prlee b conrtned to ,e M<!tg 5 General Ho1pltal wl\h fractured right hip. l.t Charltt.'i Loeh&ry of oChanuh• ,1r !o~orce hase, JUinola ,Is I hf' ucst of his parenU, Mr. and Mr~ . i"'atnck Lochary. A"'''"· "'"• %Beg. WIATHit ' RAYON DRAPES 5 Beg. '39.50 Women's Suits .. .... ... Sale U8.00 • ' .--...:..__w_o_MEN_'_S-su-1=-Ts=---~..., ~-~u":'Palr~._-:a=-.-,.~~ 1 lnonthly meellng Reports for De- the proposed budget for the y~ar tember were given h) the Church January 1, 1957 Jan I 1958 ;o'b1ch treasurer Miss Jo"lonnel Talbott; was accepted. The bu dget 18 for tbur<:h ~lls::;IOnary treas · Mrs $l4 ,00000 and mcludcs Weekday Frank Cheese brew, Church School RehgiOUll Education fun d $340.00; treasurer, Mrs. Henry Null, Clerk, Baptist World Mls~!Ons $2640.00; "rs Rich•r d Owen repairs and 1mprovcm~:nt11 $4,1Xl0.· ID • .. • 00 Annual reports wl're given by Paul Smart gave the pre~yei' at the openmg or the annu.al buh. ncu Flunnel Talbot t- who sent the meetmg when prmted ballots pre· Chu rch treuurer'§ report; Mr!l pared by the nomtnat.ng comm1tt· I Frank Cheese brew , Church ee were dJstnbuted. Tellers ap s1onary Treasurer, Mrs. Henry pointed ""ere Mrs. Milton Hood , Null, Church School treasurer; M:rs Gera ld Anthpny, Mrs Pearl Paul Smart, DE>acou~. Mrs. C. E HoHman , ~Irs Raymol'ld Luman Hoyt, Board of Christian EducaOffJcers elected were Deacons twn, Mrs Allen ll ul': hcs, B. H. three year tl'rms , l. D D1tes, Rob Sanborn Missionary Soci ety ; Jun· crt Mi lls, CIJHord Stumbe , Deacon- w r and Semor Yuuth Fellowship esse11, thrc r. )Ca r term, Mrs J~m es d 1rectrd by Mrs M.+ll JHng Kloes Pull en, .\I rs T I'' Hawkms, Trus- and Mr and Mrs c; t•rJld Anthony, tee s, Edtson Baker, Owen Bratton, by Mr C E. Hoyt John Kauff Mrs Davtrl Darst , Tndallauon of the new orfleers treasurer Flormel Talbott; Clerk will be held at 111 t5 am. se:r· Mrs John Fu ltl, Mtsstonary treas , VI("(' on Sunday .l<~ll ll .. ry 6 . Th~ Mrs. frauk lhcl•scbrew, orgamst, Union We ek n( Prayer s~rvlees Mrs C p Br~dbur}, st udent coun -~ w1ll be held at th e Ftrst Baptl!it Cilor, Mrs Wtllt !\ Anthony, Church Church st arting J ,um.~ry 7 until Sch oo l supt < .n<~ld Anthony ; ass Januar} ll , inclus1vc. aupt , Fr,mk < hc l'shrcw, sccrcl:try, I -·Marcel l,1 '!J;lot , ass Dllvld Uunt, treasunr. ~~r ~. Henry Null; Fin· ancc co n'mtlt ('<', ~rank Chee~e ­ brew, Knl<Hl Hmdy , Mrs. Harry Open House Held New Years For EvanS Employees • l Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 ' Middleport First Baptist Church Officer Election Held Wednesday at ;y •' '• ••' • ' Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 • •'.' tb~ 16• 11 Will be giv~n at S: 15 at tllc Middleport attdttorium. Rehearsal wlll be held SuRday at two o'clock at K. of P. Hall with dress rE"h'earsalscheduled for Monday at 7 P· m. at the Pomeroy Junior High School. The ahow ~s sponsored by Fides Lodge, Knights Of Pyth.laa, and the Senior ClaSs of Middleport High School with a number of the Sen· ion takmg part in the performance. th~ COmntiSSJOftef • EJect Deni'es Hours Approval county cm.nmissionef·Eiect Ro1· Jand NeutzUng denied today be bad bten consulted in any way upon an intrease of weekly work· Jng time by rourthou&e employees • from 36 to 40 hours. 1 It had been reported that Mr. I Neutzllng m a by the board or county stoners that _e mployes mcrease ti th b-and hours of me on • JO . • to be open- which has Tbfl commissioner-to-be said he bas not been con.uttcd about the 1907 budget, soon to be released, and bad had no opportunity to study ll D•n c. Hartinger told county employes last week they would have to mcrease hours to Funeral 'icrvices for Mrs. Vi· to per week or race loss in 1958 Jone 5 will be held Sunday after· of double tbe pay mcrease granted ola Jones, wife of tbe late W. 111 the 1957 budget noon at 2:30 in the Ewing Funeral ChapeL Mrs. Viola JoneS FUDeraJ servJCeS • Will Be Sunday e~neurred requ~st ~ommts- == d::. c. She is survived by Mrs. Jed WebAtcr, a niece; Max RoUer and Mrs. F. L. Klintworth, Scattl~. Washington. She llJas a member or the Meth_r,. Churcb and of the Daughters ~st of 1 Rut'l Clau of the Methodi11t Church. The deceased was also an active memh!;r of the Metgs Coun· tyJi ' RopublicPn Women's Club. ev Eugene Brown o£ United Methodist Church will officiate at the serviceS. K 0£ p DI'stri'ct Meebn' g Js Held At Ga}}'•po1•IS De Caab Bahr, Meigs County P. uly Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythiu, was presented the Dtslnct S1x meeting of the K of p at Gallipolis Wednesday evemng. Seventy·etght members were present for the meeting and Ohio Grand Chancellor B Harry Gast, Prospect, led a Grand I..odge Rank team that put twenty-live candi· dates lhrough the first o[ three .ossinns roqmrod !nr knight·bood m the Order. Others from Fides Lodge were: Brad Wolle, Carl Ebersbach, J. Clyde Cl.rk of Pomeroy beoan If Grale, Letann B'own, Paul a thrcc.day JSII sentence ton•y lfaptonatall, Home )lcElblnney, from a conv>eloon ol driving whilo f'a Butch.... Brad!onl Mug. Intoxication following a hearing in Mayor E F Robmson's court TAKEN TO HOLZER Thursday mght. Pomeroy Clark, arrested ov('r thl.' New tnoJc Mrs. A IT Ftshor, Laslley St., Year'& hohday by Patrolman Henry to llolzer Hospt ta l Thursday at Werry, also w" !mcd $IOO and 1 2!5 p.m. suflmng 3 possible costs. hcarl conduwn Osygcn was ad· Shcnlf' s deput'" n•portcd lo· minatrated onrm•tc day GrrHid Wtse, p orncrGy. w 110 has ~('n 111 Jatl for 60 dii_l.~>, has MilO$ GENERAL H05PITAL been released Wise was fnur,rl Admissions Jame.<; Cottrel1• Ch et guilty of a charge of ussaull and shire, Luther Parti?W, Long Bo. maktng mcnactng threats to his J tom, John W Whtte, Columbus, wife Brad Wolfe, Racine. I '' Drunken Dnvmg •• Gets 3 Day Term For Pomeroy Man Emcr~:cncy squ~dmen I He Bllid that alcoholitll are extremel.y senlliuve ·and ibould be lll:e anyone ebe. He eon· tin_ued by sayina tbat they at:e guilt rldd~n and realbe that drinking II_ diffmnt. Leetunng and preacb1~1 ia unbeauble to an alcoholic and wiD send bim on a protracted ·drunk. · Rev Rodgers, wbo has madtt a study of al<'obollsm al'ld has at· tended instructional Khoolll on the subject, also advised never to threaten an olcoholic unless the threat Ia to be carried out. He told his listeners that they could help by forming a conotructive attitude on aleoholism aad ita problem• built on und<rstand!Dg and by helpmg to further utensive and intensive research oa the proble_m. Ahrchappea:ring at the Rotary meeUag, wu Dtck Austin, thalrAtan of the Muon Coul)tY March of Dimea, who urged auppart of tbe Blue Crutch campaign being eondueted by the Odd Fe._OWJ LOdge. It~ated tJI:elr Title OfficeS Handl ed Large Volume Jn 1956 e~ J~ueu A t0tal 0 f 7' 107 tI tl weu · • throu·• th e T•tle Department of b-1• the county clerk of courts durmg 1956' aceordtng to a report today by Clerk Evelyn Lucke County fees accruing Crom act!· vlties of the department tor the yE'ar totaled slate fees were $2,70:1.25. other services of tl.e Tille de partment mcluded 3.095 notatiOns, 2.036 memo cop1es, 2.521 cancella· lions, 2.658 applications ann 109 duplicateo. ~,f51.75; hour. Fi ...,..n c L cundiH, S>r• .... 0.:: ~ tloe <Ollisian oceorred. •• As ,... 'lle•d of .lbe .. rwbetl the cross.ing, olticjg]s would prov1de an eneouragJDt said, :F..ngineft. S. W. MW.. .,"lfad • I•rt for the mnnth·long C"!'P"'n wbJch 1b now gettmg underway. As the locomotive carue into the Headquar ters for t be Blue crossing itself, Mills liad anotber Cruteb Day di"Ive will be at· Bon- !llliOO hihled and was about tO ey'11 Front-st Market, according to t throw it off when tbe truck ttruet Lhe Meigs county chazrman.. tbP. front of his engine. n. lm- _ ,. .,..., It knockN Mill• dawn •nd tt. ,.,... New Cold "lave W Seen Possible For ThiS' Area ::_ ~~i -ll7.w =~ 950 ~:'r a:=lnopl.:;.:: a• door..•. .. --vn 1 ~altered Weathermen said snow llurries w1ll spread tday &c:ro.ss h h Ml · · v 11 t c nort h ern h G lllSillppl • •• d a ey lhroug t e reat d LllUie& an f Nmto Pennsylvama an parts o ew York. Brooks Named T0 New pOSiti. •• B on y St'ffl Store I ers J h F Stiffl s Pr d t o " er, r.. .,, en of Stifnt•r Stores, Inc. announced torlay that R w. Brooks bas been appointed D1cector of Store Oper· •t<ons. '" th•t form. As D<rcetor of Store Operations M' "'ooks' new dulles embrace sup!'n1s19n of store manqers. Jl i!J store laYout, person.1el, training and plannmg programs. CINCJNNAIT, 0 UP - Prod· uce. Brooks has been witb Stiffler Eggs, w"k and 1 3 c iowo., Sto"' Inc .. since 1853. u divi· prices at (arms consumers whito """ hnver of: men's and boy'a •nd brown, A ,mmbo• 3542, A ""'· poccc. goods, domcslies. '!I'd l"gc 29-32,· A mcrlmms 2G·28, A hnus(' furntshiRgs. Before joanmg b , ,nall 21·24, 8 larue 27·30; Jo"'B prcsen.t company, e was "' C811· A large 37vo ••, A mcdtum 1 33--34 soc1 alf'd wttb Watta, Rttter . •. o, 1 Chickens, 5 tow, fryers 3-3\iJ , lb In c. llunlington, West~ J'igtnaa, ae 18·20; hens, heavy type 14-17 ; hens bu} cr and manager of piece goods, h"ht jvrwo l0-l , old rooeters &-10. for lwenty-~e.,en (2'7J years. 2 '~' • "'" Mar'·et Report~ tu~ of Mil~.. ~~ -tlnM ' A new surge of cold .alr poured into the North and Central Planw states today and a &torm in t.be h ~, ded Southw"t broug I muc. nee rain to that and sectwn. The cold a1r sent readinga plung· ing to "'" ••ro 10 North Dakota and to the freezing mark m Kan' "· But , •armmg trrnd conlin· ued '" the Midwest and extended Jts mfluence from the MLS.Iissippi Rtver to the AUantic Coast o~e ... out F .,h his h•nd. Accorlllffte .. Dl rHC Ia's bill at IMIJng tt. trvdc B• UNITED PRESS The southwestern storm brought from one-half to inch of ram to New Mextco, and dumped les• er amounts acroas Texas and the lower :v11ssiss1ppi ValleJo, although llt'rtlph s, Tenn., reported a tbfee.. fourths 1 nch downpour. ::o::-u.:!~i;;~~~:::';;~:-po~n). ·- The engineer, who was the obl7 l)er&on on the engine who Nw the appro,ching tractor-trailer, wu unable to an estimate of the speed it was travehn~t. Another truck driver, unidentified. ln"t'l-in• direetlv behmd Di Freoebia was reported to bave aaid be ...,.; the tratn and amazed when !he vehicle ah"d of him "l>lowed right into the train without even mowin< d.,.. or tnremng About $500 was .inflict. ed on the front ot the Y'IU'd dieael. The truck was demolished and the heavilv trailer was left Partially on its side, and tWitted acrOSs the biA'hwav, torn Jooee from its tractor,- Rolls of wire were •trewn about the area. A wrfeker puiJed Ui:e remains of the truck from the front of the diesel about :ro feet north of tile cros~n.c's north edge. Walter Manley. a railroad em· Dlove, and Tom Darst of the. ernsquad took leadinl! rate• h In t e l'eSCUF! · of Murray. Both meo. cuwled under the locomotive. They ,succeeded in Hurra:r on a stretch.., boa•d v•ners t ak• tng ••rt ,·nclu•ed B b ~-b 1 Ulo e.r 0 the scuarl and Charles0 "'-arteo ODd ~ Mae McKinley, both railroad emploves. Coroner Henry Ewing said after lfurr~v had been removed: ''This is another example ot 'Why it is imperative wlrnin• llghta and stgnals be installed at once this dan<cmus crosalng." 01 County Prosecutor Jamu O'· Brien, who initiated over a year a(o a petition to ha~ llg:nals and lights installed on both oidea the crossin<, said he received 01a letter lonay from ' otate o!ll<lol on the local demand for t8re!lUards at the heavily used c:ross-ing . The lettl:'r was from E. S.. ;ttl:'.. ton, engineer or Locatio& ,;uid Design, Div.,,on of O.<ltJn aad Con· struction , State llighWOJy D!>port,. menl It stated. O'Brien sold: "W•• now hav•, •uthnri..Uon from tl<c Bur••u or Publ•·c Roodo tn proceed w•'th 'm ~ nf flashing lights at tho ew York gi~ w;~s damaa:~s loade~t e~ncy " I ~ttmtr: ~• ~' • st'ii'~U~n (Continued on pap three) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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