https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/045b88a7d72fc37a910731bdd16048b7.pdf bc1d584ffa88d3002f55faf075083649 PDF Text Text ..., • • •• • • •• • 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) �/ , 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 4 , 1957 WSAZ.-TV ChanP'Iel3 'BOTIOMS UPI' ---- The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIG5-MASON AREA -Swimsuit Fashion Publbb.ecl. every afternoon except Sunday bJ Tbe Ohio ValleJ 110 Merhamc St., Pomeny, 0. Business office ph.oae 388. editorial office phone m . . lwiiiMI. Joe., at 841 WSA;l·TV CHANNIL 3 Saturday 9 :00 Coffee Tim~ NationaJ advertising repres. ·Jtati,•e, BottineW-Kimbatl, Inc .. · Po~)!lo. ~ tlaQ. it,• ntelil: Delh·ery by carrier where BVailable 30 one Y•F in adnnce at The DaUy Sentinel office, : one month Sl. By mall 11nP Vf"ar SR: Rlx: montba. b\tla. ST.tiO: three months, $3.90. By motor routl .· 1,oo ~'·.mnt l1o,oo , ~:oo · (!aml!'r>:. Gues To School 2:3o Te~eesee Emie Ford &:tO Ma(Jnee Tto:2'a ttt 8lt; II~ 14.11: lllret menth t, 12.50: one month . $1 11;01! The year 1956 wa,s one more of a Jon~ string in which the local Extension Service has performed valuable and ofteri un~ heralded services to Meigs cou ntians . Today we ho~ to explain these servi<'es, how they happen and why, and hst in brief form a summ ary of Extension acti~ ~ :30" CoDleli>' ,Tlme Dru Show . Au~t t( 6,1, 41 :30 7,00 viUes during a typical year , that Js. 1956. Every public service has a philosoph y underlying it. The be lie_£ motivating the Extension Service may be summed up like [ thts Ho..-dy Do0f4v ' Buildfll.r AmerJ.aa Fury \ Qu~r> Foh· Oo~ H5 ;IIW.rD 1\u..all<d 'What A Man Does, He Cannot Doubt' CapU.. Midbl&ht~ ~ Cowrn.y · Theatre t Mr. ~Wizl.f"i Down ·On. Tbe Farm Western "Pieatu.r~: 2:3U NBA\ Ginte s,oo ~ky Klpa; s ,~ hoy Retter• 8'0CI .,o; ~-- ::-~--::---::--:-:- INSAZ·TV CWNNEL t $•1111 Slc;;n On '· ' g,oo western l'e&t\iJ'e Iuo JI :(IJ Tbe Right 1.3 Ril:ht lUO TBA 12:00 tl~ •rae Dou1h 12:30 It Could Be You . . . , . , u aeeond class maUing matter at the post otti(e at C:.unty Avrlculturll Attnt lncreaeed participation by !arm· trt ln the Social Security pro1ram Will be made .ava.ilftble as result of j dhinies in the Soda! Security law tor t~a. Under the 1956 amendiiM!nU · landlorda who "participate matt.rilllyt' in the manafernent or operat1on of a . farm may eount as income tbe cub or crop ahares .r.~ived 11om e tenant or crop share farmer. Before 19$6 thi1 was not true. In ord.er -to have thit income ·. count, ..bowever, the rental ll'Tange ment lb,l.l:st provide that the owner ~kea a •l.gnificant part ln the phySical work or management decisions. A definite leaae lhould belp ln establishing a farmers right to partlcipa~e in, the prol!'am using rental i.ncome. Tbio:: lease Jhould Jpeclly ·. exaetJy wbat the owner does Jn1 the way of labor or mana(lemel\f. decisions_ Another chan11e made in 19.54:1 Ia tb~ 1 working womQ or the wife pf a man who ia a:etting Soda! ·Security retirement behe'fib · mrty ,be entitled to benefit. at age 62. Bel:l~fib, however, are per- lUll Sian 00 10:00 l{oll\e t.ezl:nttOn Ave .• New York Ctty , 16, N. Y. C. I . IILAKIILJa 11:00 News Jleadllnea 111:15 WUtlaereast 11:20 Preu Box , • 11 ::W Tonleht 8:1JIJ SI.Ja On 7 :~ 'foda)' • RICH.Aa.tt S. OWEN - GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITO. friday NEWS IN FARMING • 1. What a man hears, he can doubt. 2 What a man sees he may doubt 3. What a man does he cannot douhl' County e.ttension services are ba sc-J entirely on voluiJ.tar~v leadership. Without it the agrlcultur:d agent arid the hom.e demonstration •Kent could not operate. They would be por· form1na: in a vacuum. which is ridi culous. ·the Ag ~pnt works in one mode. the demonstration agent in anpther. Consider the Ag man : he seeks to organize groups. In 0Qr ing part In organizing many groups . H~wever. he expects in- or leader· ohlp. In theory, the Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle ABBociatlon, which is a case In point, should become completely independ~ ent of the A(! agent. This is exadly what has happened, although Mr. Blakeslee is utilized as an a dviser and "leg-man.'' oontrast, the home demonstration a!lent, Mrs. Geneva Nolan, organizes groups of adults on the ne ighborhood and small community level called home demon s tr<~tion clubs. These stay in close contact \Vi.th the a~cnt and pretty much under her 1 h 1 ed on the gm' d ance. 0 n th e j un1or Jeve1, 4 · 'I c c u s are organ z With Robftrt Rruarlc By Ihe lime thi1:1 missive ial Under that respollllve eye is merely sot in bi.J war• his positiVe oplnlonJ 11't an aid man's frightened bragaadoclo. ch brings ua te Qle butlneaa or Whi growmg old gracefully, 1 doutis a ly refuse. You will not catcb this solely for the c ommunities and their nu•mbers. pluck ed from its bottle , dried , and ba8. It will let balfier. Extension agents were authorized first in W14 bv t.he Fed- entered into the archives, your. You may ~~all the hair in front cral Smith-Lever Act. Under it, counties nrovide an 'office .and battered correspondent wiH have of your ear• disUna~lsbed, U you secretarfa,l help, travel exoenses, h eat 1ieht. and the necessi- achieved hi ~ 41st milestone. and like, but wh~tt it r•alb' la, is white ti&!l . The state and federal ~overnmen t.. under st.ate direction . t wish to report that it is not s~ and not prernaturtl~ ao. And the On". shiny spot on top ol your head nay arents' salaries ·and snecialist ass ista nce . It Is dear that b'd ' ' 'h. 40th .., ,... But then nothing is so bad .. will not a:et any am11Jer with time. the extension service i~ as murh . if not more so, under local th~ tOth oM. A man pushina: 40 Ju1t betauae you can't aee it doe& ront.roJ 8R a·nv other public servire . still hns delu~lons of b('ing a not mean lt Isn't then. The tall Thus, We may see in cleare r lil!ht wh<tl follows . It is a con ~ young man, a bra.!:ih }oung cock or's mirror tells you it's there, all densed summary of 195R activitiPs of th1• AI! a.e;ent and home who will ne\•cr grow old . Until rljcht, d t at' t ' d d b 4 H 1 t1 · I I B I AI th e days wan e on 39, it had never Somebody w,as ,wrlti~g the other emons r JOn ara-en 8• 81 e Y r ll assiS an 5 everY - reat lv occurtocl that it was possible day that ma ns mtelhgence peat len and Anna Jean Rose, !or it to hnppen lo you. was not reached at 21 ,as pu p~Thev made 824 fa·r m or home vi sits r·Pf'eived 1975 officE' Alter 40 , you qu1t kiddin~ your- larly sunpo"ed, but at GO. Don t ~all9, 1909 telephone calls and nrennr!"'1l 179 news articles for selr You ~in ' t n boy any more, you believe 1t. Al21 ~·ou are superlocal publication . There were 102 r1iffPn'nt radio broadcasts and you :li n't t•ver gninM to be s humanly int~ lligent. Startl ilg at prepared and given over Station W.Ji<: l I and 3349 bulletins 1 lxlY ~.0: 8 111 · All you're gmn11 to get 30 _you begin to have doubt> 'b · I • ls older · , which progrf'sS thro1.1gh the 4U s were dl strt uled . Attendance at me<'tl m~s held or part Clpn,ted It . ·1 lUI momt•nt thnt 1 ntil at 50 1 have ob11erved man in totaled 11,236. Local leaders held 3HO meeUngs with a total -~~- !f _ -· ----your u ' ' _, -";;:e\:.\H:Mti!C!}l~irf.:.::: ~-.-. -;< d f 4 217 t! a en ance 0 . . ;lif There were 680 boys and girls who he>longed to 50 different ~ '~ 4-H clubs whlle 500 of these members ("OIIl pleted projects and ~ recelved. 4-H club c~rhpletion ccr1ifit'tlh's Advisers workiny ··~ ··~ closely with the agcnt6 and club me mlwrs totaled 83, Promi1' . ,' urns rrom ex. hlbl ts at the counly .Iunior f;Ji r by 4-H,ers ca·me to old buy weartn1 Tattereall vests and doing the rumba with allek chicks after he paa&es the M mark. 1 hsvc already Jlven up the mambo ' ' , gellu-lo oge and foreswore the samba ages ato. I am practicing up to be a trotchety old man, like Grandpa. Grandpa's feet hurt, so he wore Congress gaiters ahd cut boles Jn the toes to ease bis bunions. Ht wore white socks, Jnsidij out, so ~ the seams wouldn't devil his solea. H e wore lung drawers that laced up the boH·k . He smelled Jike to.. ~ baceo juire and whisky, and he 1 was nght ~b uut everything. Anybody who rlidn 't gr 'th hi a ee Wl s was a dodhl'lbcd whippersnapper.\ G::-andpa w~s firm , on aU points. Thm14s wt·re11't like they used to be. The we<~ I her was much worse when he was a j)oy, He £OUJd rem ~m bcr wnh ,,ainful clarlty every Uuns hat happened to him since lhe ag~ of two . He couldn 't understand what had $2,058.95 . come ovrr tnday'l young'uns. ChliComin 't i tit t held 17 · · hi h 1 752 per MIAI\11 BEACH, Fla.- THlnr• one New Yorker um y ns U es sessw ns m w . c 1 , • bl • dren W"l'e ct 1·rrere•t wheJJ he was thmkH about- In th.la Coney I t~lan~.• wi th ... rtl I t d dl I I I I d I sons pa c e to scuss oca , s a c. an na tons pro ems . Palm Trees: a boy- had ~>ome respeet for their ProJects tn adult work carded a beef (•attle tour and feeder F'or y~ 11.u now the vl.l!tlng Manhaltanlte hae t>lders, and weren't always .galHca)f sales, dairy production tes ting and di sease control, pouJ. lislene(l. 11 ~ po.til'lnt and amw1ed aa a tolerant vantlng aru.Jnd In automobiles. try work with the SEQ Poultry P!'odun•rs' Association and llnt'l(!, to Miamians doggedly telling him what Grandpa thought all doctors Junior Ctli~ken of Tomorrow contest anti direct assistance to n IP 'ent h l tle metropolia they have here a.n4 how were quarks, and there wasn't over 200 persons on income tax . social ~i (' C Urlty and farm recunquest 1onu1Ji y It one dny wUl rank wttb th.e nothing wrong with nobo'by that ords. 111 st tlvc e1Ues of the country. Now, however, a ¥ood phy~h- wouldn't cure. An)'wilh e1td1 succoodlnr winter, It l!le!)me more and thmg he d11'1n't like, which was "Color in th~ home" was a project the home demonstration more Ji!(rlv that tlle proud boaata mny come true, practleally everything, was "newcoundl desired ln 1956. So Mrs, Nolan started with a· leaders' Driving ul' and oown. the beach, o1· ~croas the fangled tomfoolery ." He iOt up trainW& meetiug in November of 1955 and 1.7 home. demonc-rw!l ewlt .~·~ Into Mlamt proper, the New Yorller crotchety snrt improved his score Is oowied over o.t t11e wuy the uea !a- muah· as the day went on. NothiRJ suited litrlt.tion dub groups, the Jaycettes, and the "Child COnservation League were given subsequent instruction. Utilizing a Mel H•lmer ro;:::g~cnson, for lnltance, the new hotel hll the him. film strip, actual mixing of colors, and ~rial an,d error use of ,,,,,~.~ Flnritla A mel l<'ll nu, u !net ytar It wu the J:den Roc. ,"I am 8 rnP a n old man," he tolcl 8 1 . 1 b -•· · 1 1 d m I 1 rna era 8, a ~nCJ.ICla- program was comv cte . /HI \ /IOOI!"t/ the yen r !Jtfore tile Fontalnbleau and the Y•ar er." onct-. "t\ m I aim to aet meanThree examples of Ag agent activiticll may be cited in con-:-w /.Joy! lll'foro that the Algler.. Al"\d thla neweat one, a He had ~"veral other axiQD1&. cluslqn. $17 n11lllnll job, eomplete with a 26~,000-&allon "There ain't no foot like an old Graded feeder calf sales at Athens and Gallipolis by 31 t . .vlm~mg pool anU $100.000 worth of objt"ta d'art, Ia altuated a-.vay fo_ol ," hl' saJd, "l'xcept an. old fool feeder calf producers totaled 278 calves. Progress is being, Ill' a.t. 97th street along c olliJlll avonue- whlc!J nut too many ye..:n With a young wife.'' And : "I reIJ<~ < " \( wa~; j1u-1L a lon~~!y 11p l t of 11Bnd, prel!llde(f ov ~r by the curlewa s t . made to eliminate low grade calves from the saJes, Top proand seu-gu!la. Maller or (ao:-l , Miami Beacb'a nflwe11 t hiKUI"Y h.tttel P<'c your upmion, but not when dUCetS averaged between $90 and $100 per head for all CalveS l!!n"t even \11 Muun l Bcnd , the .Anterlcana Is lltuated In Bal HAT• I know better." On dt'Ath ;"tfthere • bl ''" h h be h was llcutAnd it, :I "The wouldwOrld have 1 I conagnelf. Uo111", u •nalil conuuunlly Jul:lt a co\I(Jh• o1 ac- nurt o t. • a.c beard• way nboutto it." Three Matas "ounty 4-H club members ranked In the top is lull r ,1 r (To j I 'I"t.(l rtarriJel'lng ornateness nnd laVIIilh luxury of tht~te plac .. &I 0 ne, ragmentary ,_ Oh'-1 th""Cbl L I 5 ll: Ul " ' n. e C&On 0 morrow contest Or UP OTS . tl.ey spt·ln" up year &l~el" yea1 t.'Ven hal tht caah CUtllomera runnilli" thoughts killed at birth by the in• Four local taJt e•perts were inspil'cd to have special train~ on t nf Jo11e8 . terruptlons of fools ." Ina: on farm problems from the extension servtc• and afterLtLS t sear It Wlls Ben Schne•der, s on,tlme New York newtpaper· Grandpa thought that overtrewards IG~ef! 4()0 fa-rmers In filing Income h1x returns. man now HvinJ,;" 111re. who gazed In awe at the Eden Roc's grandeur quent washing opened the roret u.nd alluwt=d :hat It prollabl)' had wall-to-wall carpttllll nil. \he ~il· ~.nd l(!t in germs, and tha the h1g- llu~ r.ow tlw v1s1tor11 jllH L Ill'! around the pool WIth'! iNO!'derful ·only cure for a cold wu rsw OD· •,mthcrn aun and let lhe upe nslvenesa wuh over tl!em like tlt.e Ude. ion$ and corn whisky. T~c Americana land litis Is no Jolte~ Dad) haa walt-to-wall CI:I.TM_y Grandpa refused to JI'OW pettng !n the bathroom. You make a 1a1' out of lt. I'm too aleepy old gracefully, and his. grantlaon '··r -:~ t' ·~ ~· ., alms to follow his example. VJSITJNG nEPOJITER~ here for the recent radlo-tetevlelon lilt· (Copyright, 1956, by Untttd Pea· work convention must have thought they wtre In Lu Vegaa, where ture Syndleate, Inc.) the gent Wt\a~.,ln g hla lumds next to )"oq In the men's room 11 a culobrtty or you get your qua1"ler back: And of al1 thl:l stal-.; the _ pne~ moat 1mpressl\'e were the qulete•t: La.ra.lne Day and Perr:t CoMo. At al\y rtte, every man wanted to meet Laraine and ev('ry woman. 11ought out Perry, which mu1t be aome kind ol oomplelely accurate tes\, , . , Bert Lahr, who played here In thi-well, th.e play-called Wt~UI11.Q' for Oodot last winter, haa Jutl ftnllhttd doing BwrleiiQIIe with VIcki Cummlngil, and currently the olll:flq"ltlmele play in town 111 Tllf! Fl/111. Scnso,,, In which ChiC<) Marx J)OI,tlvely does not play one-ftnger plano.. , , Squflamlsh aoula like my~etf feel uneasily that football ma7 be a 11ttle overemph.oalud In the,. partl ; high achool ramea dnlw crowds tlf 20.000 ~tnd up. Ia tblt ptopar, rna~ DOZ£N FOil Dli'ENS£ There'a a rlrl 'ntertaln<.!t" here named Dhd• llvena, billed aa " ~ l.l .. MII.I'U\' IIDIJINtN 1/J ......., "'dead ringer lor Marilyn Monroe" bu.l no mention Ia made or IID'JIT Mol~ N lion Wl r .. " . COIUII Ql ,...,..,...., IT~ whether 11he hu Monroe·a ~tagrerlnr acllq talenL .. , Mise Celeste n:liiMifiP.CICIH~ . Holm h&l lxlen down lhla way, c:ement.trw- her olalm aa the world's greo.teat cafe entertAiner, and It you'v• wondered whatever bf:came of Larry P11.rka, why he and his wire Betty Garret\ have been cavortIng In the Fontalllcblcau'.s night club room, lA Ronde. Yon know how you're alwaya twtatlbf Ute radio dials, huntlnt: tor a 11tat1on that plays mulllc on !Uid on W\&~ "-~lr any conunerIcllll (1 am, o.nyo.o.·ay)? Thrrc'!l ~;~ne llere, .WWPii. wt.reh Ia manna THI r•JMliN put MUdlaU httrom heaven In this community where r~1t commerclale belt you vukhlrt. (above) •t head of tbe ~rom p.lll~r to post. aU.te commission fOI' curl'd.t . * • • • . plannlnJ Md klolctd out Ji.u:. '1111£ ON"& CltRT.\lN ASSF.T that Mta.mt Bee.eb ono.,r~t, ASide from lm Z. Suburov in an ~ to ttle 11,1n. Is l.h fool] , which In n1any (laHI 11 ~perb , If not OVN"• put R"-ala'a a.lllng ~"'7 filnc;r. Thlck •lab.!! or l'Oa~t beef, h\lge baked potatoes, giant porto rlghta. Stx tnduatrlaJ. ud. tiO~ or 1trawberry shorl011kc Rrc common II\ nata.uran.t11 her•, $ince agrlcultural expert. Weft! aa many vacationers e-\'ldontly have In mhul ju1t two Items here : named to ustet PervukhlD., & aun-~~in1 and eating. ftrst deputy premler. Trl.e The competition Is fierce . , . . There l!lllll t• a ltlnd of ti nny, carshakeup followed a AvMay ntvaJ.f&j.r· atl'tlosph.ere to the Troplt"a.l Pa.rk racetrack, but H dtaws pt.rty central commlttet met~ a reaiOII.ble number of fan~. being th.e ~If .PJTl.• In town ..•• kow lng which cam• up wttb a ft.,; can a new.pa.per h.eadltne be gloatlni t ltel that'• the im)lretelon port oa economy fanune aa4 one . .tl her. whe!l the klcal ga.zette15 eft ou thi htWI of snow and il~Mr\cominp. ( 1111~ L m'!j "'l!IW ' ... yo... pa P'"""'· lit~" ~~ DO~..:.. - -- ~ - - - -- -- ...,.... ---.._..__ . _....... - THIDOCTOII_.._, wu pt. It .tt.r ~ bla 17-d&J . . .- su... · doubt' ;~::·~ . Wtst Point $tQl', PhiylwuBe of stan . Mr: t Adams & itve Hishway Patrol Storm Show Hey Je&nnle Gunsmoke The Late Show WHTN-TV Channel13 • -=r --- ·.W c::cH::::T::N--::TV,--::C::Hc:A::N::N::E:-Lc:l3:-;' , ·~--~.·30 Con:.fidential Ft"1lo . 11 :41 S1i:n On · ll:45 cartoon Clu.b .1.0:00 Ras Anthony Shcnr t2' '?/: ~· ""':' PAUL tUTLilt, Democrntlc national chairman, tel111 a Washington news conferen ce he will eontlnue orgtlnlzlng a party advisory committee In .-pite ot the tact th&t 110me Congresa leader• oppose 1t and have de• cllned to serve. ( lntBTnaUoMl) 12 :15 12 :30 1:10 2:JS Uti ... 11 :1~ Theatre 13 NetgbbQI!J ·M.iliday Matinee Fe"ptlnJnt '!'oU<!b l!dtler..e 1i.o0 ~ew&Uhe NiiM Bo·y In Dog House w.·th Dad Mter Five Years to Life • roperty L'IStmg ROLANDUS Mrs. Ethel Lllf )'{Uh El~b•tla UO i\fl,e """'n FijJil•F..tjval U6 , $\ljiet ~eolai..TURt. 0 :00 Mlcllev Meuse. Club WHTN-TV · CHANN.L 13 U4 ~l&n Oa . 2:48 Wcstern Movie . 0:99 oai•noa CJu;lt do l'iva star noal ' •:41 111-le Tlmo UO Two I:OCI .'"J i m . .' O:liO Pllbl!c Doleodot . 1!011. ; 'llniaun H•at ' 8,00 Salurdty J(.... - 'a,oo '!S !'oi'Ilm Bwappln' Sam's Scorel>oo '' lll]!squerade Tlleatre Bllb 011 Try them, and •••I PartJ 1 ptbere~;t b7 futJ ~ Back in New York POMEROY soc·IE'TY I ~ LT. OIM. Raymond A. Whooltf, retired U. S. Anny ~Jibttf• bu charat ot a flql Qf 81· th~PI Jb4! prlaonme:g.t. Superior Judre Clarlea W. Prteke wiD pase ~eDooo tence Ja. 17. ~ Health makes the dilference I ·7:j10 · Edil>' - t d Tlme ,,~q F'l"oUs Film Felltval lAwrence Wei&: o,op An-- Nichols #l2's Gun Play~ouoe ~' 7:!10 ·Kokl-. J~••· • PU!j, · N5 J~bn Dolr· & tile Newa 7:110· IIIQ TID tlo IRVING N. AXELIOD, 31, eonfessed killer o1 Mrl. Sally Carp Ja.st October a leave. court iD Loa after be wu aen-teneed to a.... yun to Uf'e tm- Hit peak earlier, hald Ianger with L2 :15 Sign Off ·· tbt UN \o elllr =~ (I~OMI) w '·· . REEDSVILLE .. (COntinued frDm pap ont) WED. JAN. 9th ;~~t:~• ~leal'>n Sb~w ,,_.,.,.., .Jiiss Emma McGrqor of VinCentra) r'rouin:g of State Ro ute 7. New Ye&l''a Day here "Approval by the Public Ro~l:t• cousin, Jljg Melanie Divisions has been delayed som~ what by the large number of hig~­ Chevalier, who has been way construction projects handled in St. Joseph H01pitduring the months ol November has returned and D~cember of last year." It was lne week ago that offiMaxine DIUII: of Stlverscials in Columbus informed 0 ' ville visited the Lawrence Bitchie Brien thst materi(lla were available for installing the warning system family recently. ·Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith visited and , that there ".!lbould be littl~ reeeDtl)· with relatives at Pomeroy. dt'lay in getting on with it" Mrs. Norman Bingham of PoJDeroy was a businen visitor here, Monda)•. INVITED Doug]" E4'1'~ri, My fTiend-.1'110111 jlwlt lt UN on antval back ID. the capltal. Jle'l 1bowD u M wu . - . . .. - . , Bln>ld l!l. l\lls TO ATTEND A MEETING AT 7:30 P.M. I A famou i paeket boat familld' l lor yeuJ Cordially ' ~ . Famed Packet Boat Of The Ohio Nearing Its Final Retirement . Dally Seotlne1, Pom~·lllddleport, 0, Jill. t, 1117-1 riv~r editor of t.be t.o hundr~d~ or town• alont tbe phis Commercial AppeaL YOU ARE ArOUIId and In r Another major ll!blnJe in 1156 Ja that when the er~• Income method is used 2/3 of the aruu ineonle up to $1800.00 may be used as eredlt io1tead of the low. er amount used in 1911S. '! 'here 111 no change :·1l the meth· od of U1urJns wben the ·net ln. -c:o~ method is wed. Farmers receive ~edit for Soclll fiecurity partlclpatletn etn ne~ Income• rang· in1 from $400.00 to $4200.00 pe~ year. Cbana:es which 10 Into effect for 1937 are higher tax rates !or .Soelal Security. Bel! - employed worker• w11l pay 3 3/ 8 pereent. For hired workers 211... perc:ent from employer and 21ft pe~ot from employee, will be paid. A new elll'ninp test will be used in 19M to determine whether agricultural workers are covered. If tblity receive $100.00 in cash from one employer or work at lealt twenty dliys for cash wages tor on,e emplOyer . ther are covered. . UndQr certain conditions after 1une 1937 disabled fatmera as well aa other disabled workera may be covered after ~ are :KJ yean of aee. Tbb prov11lon will not help most farmC!I'S at the present Pjclur¢ •bove,jrrthe farm of Mr. and Mrs, time as they must haVe 20 quprt· en , Of coverage in the Jut iO ly Jdentl(ied week as the fit!! of the Dady quarte11. Many part time la.rdtera Farm" Will appear in the Monday issue of the wbo have bfen working off the farm in eovered employment may gives most tc;onondcal operation. There's no S\ltdles indicate , tbat production Countian.!l know th~lr To produce hatching eggs l;le ells:l.ble. !'ot thlll, howevet. for the Nichols .. Fleming Each year the number of re- doea not increase With tempera- least that would be ·u.:e Hatching Egg Program. \ quired quartt'rs of coverage tn- turea ·higher than that neeessary of opinion if one were to trease. Some Meigs County farm· to _prevent surface water from )fyatery Farm Pboto shown above as an example. Twelve: ,peraon.a el'i wbo were- 6:1 years of age be- freezing, acc~rdillg to Byg. -lfe suggests farmers locate the corret..'tly identified · the first of fore July 1, 1954 are already r eceiving Social Seearity benefitf. waterer so It tan be used th.e the Mystery Farm.!! as that belongTbOse who-·were 65 before .ruty 1, 'ye'ar around; Generally, a shelter- ing to Mr. 8-fld Mrs. Everett How-1955 will be eligible ·for benefits ed area in the feed lot or a fence ett louted on State Route 33, 1 after tw~ ye.1rs of coveras:e. ThOse line between lots, ia a good place. mile~ north of Pomeroy. who are .65 before July 1, 1957 Be sure that proper wiring materThe farm which compri.ses 44% will require three years of C(IV- ials and mt>thods are u.!led, the acres has been in the ownership erage to qualify for payments. engineer says. of the Howctl's for the past 16 This inct:.eases so those who are years and was previously owned Q~ by July 1, lil71 •r later will .... by the Emerson Story family for quire ten years coverage for lull many years. The farm was lint benefitl. settled in 1893. Farm~r· who are interested in detailed help on Sooial Seoority The HGwett's pointed out that the road h'!.s been blac:k topped &nd Income Tax report would do p' · weU to bire .a qualified person to since they have Jived there, they assist jn making out .their ;e.have built a new garage, milk turns. They should be sure, bFYRF..ENSSORO, N. C. UP bouse, barn shed and remodeled ever, that they have their annual Somewhere in reenboro U1ere is the interior ul the house. records compJete and added up for a "Ut1.1e boy whO Is in the doghouse Everett and Helena Howett were the greatest convenience in mak- and chances ar~ he'U be h:~ ck In at the marriO<! on .March 9, 1921 and are ing out the returns. it when his (ather gets his perRaelne Vocational the paf enls of two children: A:rAdditional information on ·both sonal prope""' lax bills. Agriculture Building Social SeCurity and Income Tax The father was li!lting his prop· nold Howell of Toronto, Ohlo, who is available through the Extension erty at the County Courthouse for worb with the Weirton Steel COI)lpe~ny and Rubert Howett of AthServiee Office. For detailed infor- county and city taxes. ens, Ohio , whO is employed at the mation lln S<X"ial Security benefits "And now as to your television contacts should be made with the set, what size screen is it?," th <~ State Highway Garage there. Social . Seeurily rep~escntat~ve lister askP.d. Everett Hl)wett said that he is from the Portsm?uth FJeld QffJce ''.Se\!o ntccn inche s," the father not much of a ''jomcr" being in~ho comes h Me1gs County on tbetreplied. tcres l£'d only in the .Jiemluck f~rst an!i thlr~ ;.t'hursdays <~(i.e.Lab8 ·- His son ··promptly piped up, Grove Grange and _hi s farm . rust and third Wednesdays of ''W'" Dad know -•u, set' . -l • "·-· ~ '>J'• , you " s <~ · · eac h m • ........ uw ..,. ~ · He e ngages m genera 1 f arm1ng 21 .· .. ~ 1,.. · The !ather then asked the boy 1 ra.isiug corn. oats, hay, Jersey During winter" weather an aula· ' P.hlk Callie, chickens and hogs. matic · "ice free" livestock waterer ~bvuh" "' ~v, u.t <JKe a sc:~t on n lie sa1d his favorite crops are hay i.s a big advantage accordmg to D. e~ · . . and corn which he uses mostly for M. Byg, Ohio State University ex- th · e q~ ~shonmg then tu:-n.; d tc, feedmg His crop rotation plan is tension agrlcultlll'al engineer. e fam ~!Y c_a .. and , lhe type of one crop every four years with the The thermostatically controlled brakes. r:,o lt doesn t ~ave pow- ~land. being given over to pasture heatini· r.lements prevent freezing cr brakes., l_he father said. tor the 1ntervening three years. during eold spells and • insure a From_Junlor: "Why, Dad, you . continuous supply of ice-free WI· know our car has power bra kes.'' For his lands he uses a c:omroe.rter for livestock and poultry. After completing the form, the cia! type fertilizer of 5-10-10 and Automatic drinking fountains clerk told the father that all the 3·12-12 and uses approximately reduce costs through increased necessarv info"rmation seemed to two ton of lime to the acre. For production and 11\Dre rapid gains be jn oi-d.er. his livestock feeding be usea on anlmals. They also save time "Weu: i£ it isn't, it's not thJs · dairy feed mixed _with soy bea;-s. anrJ labor. young b'oy'"s fault,'" the father said !JlOI~sses and _gram all of which Seled an automatic waterer that- as be · grasped his son firmly by 1s m1xe~ ~or hlm at the _s ugar .ilun ~an be. easily cleaned, bas proper 1 the band ·and led him from the Feed Mil · ~nsulatJon, and has only a amall courthouse. Howett firmly beiieves in the rcser.voir qf water to be kept from soil conservation program, point. freezmg, Byg B.llys. This will keep ing out that it helps the farmer the electric consumption low, Dur- I and the farm as well. He said that 1tb·"ge Jdoni.Yuary, February! tra~Jd 1d!lfCb , . . • he cooperates with the program as aJ average e ec JCa C!Ob· fully as possible becaure he recsU.mPtiort should ·fall between 1.5 ognizes its value and worth. ·· to 6 kilowatt-llours. I~CORPORATI!O A-few wAterers have fixed ther-' Others who correctly identified Exet4'r, N.w Hamp•h~n mostats but most· are adjustable. Mrs. Myrtle Watso-n, Miners- the farm in the first of the MysSet th'(lrinOst~ts at abOut 45 de-' ville spent Thlll'Sday with Mr and tery Far m photos were: ClarenCe FlemiAg Hatcheries a:re~s Fahttlnlteit-just wann en- Mrt. Stanley Jonea. McNeil, 558 MHI-st; William Rad. Oua:b to prevent freeilng. This ford, Pomeroy Rt. 1; Howll'd DoAGREES TO DEFEND lin, Athens-r(!; Charles Bush, RaNEW YORK UP - World fly• weight champion Pascual Perez cine, Rt. l; J. Otis Bailry, Raelne; has a~ed to defend bis title Virt1l King, Klngsbury-rd; Mrs.. against Memo Dlez or Mexico at ·Lewis Grueser, Pomeroy, Rt. 1; Bt1enos Airel, lan. 23, lt was an- Freda Will, Rt. I, Pomeroy; Samnounced Thursday by C h a r l c y my Clatwortby, Middleport and Johnlton, wbo is negotiating the Theo Smith, Peacock-av} light N""' elu1cla for eamir·et..pu,ul Poultrymen local Instance, Mr. C. E. Blakeslee personally has taken a lead- sarne Jines. They may ~:dst one year or 20. These clubs exist -- m•nentl,y reduced l! tblt opUon b cho~eo. WANTED Yet dividuals in these s:roups to take over responsibility Corr~tly Identified Su,. Loob Fit HOOack'~ daughter, Audrey, and her daughter, spent the holidays with her. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoback and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoback also called on their mother. Miss Effie EJizabeth Pickens spent a we~k with her parents, Mr. and Mn Eber Pickens. I Those who called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. John Sellers were Edward Seller! , Cohdnbus, Mr. and , Mrs_ Fred Heaters and chUdren, Mr. and Mrs. Ira children , Antiquity, Mrs. Paul SeUera and . Wa. ~rdon Proffitt and and Mr. and Mrs. George Sellers of Canton. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Harris, Atht:ns, ca.lled re~tly on Mr. .aM Mrs. E. 0. Taggart and Mr. aftd Mrs. Dwight Hoback. . Elfie Picll:ens spent 1burMiay mght with her .!lister, Hazel Sellers. Farren and Cberry Shuler spent Thursday witb Mrs. Eber Pieken .. Mr. and Mrs. Le.ter Smitll and children and Uoyd Calander of New Bri1bton, Pa., viaited with Mr. and Mrr. Eber Pickeaa and Hr. aad Mn. Paul SeUI!lrs. Tbo.e ealll.ag on Grover Hll'ria during the holiday were Vt. and Mn.. Robert Lewis and children Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harrla and daughter, Curtis Harris, Juae Harris, P.a ul Wagner, Rev. and Mn. Floyd BogaJll and cbildren. 1\ev. and Mn. Floyd Bogard and June flll'rb called on "Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens. M"r .and Mrs. Robert Lewis call~ Tusaday on Mr. and Mn. Eber Pickens. Ohio R!l't·r- the River Queea-b nearln a: her perm anent retirement in a pl;u;!! every olcktu ol northem eltmes would lilr.e to apend hit laat day. . Thi1 famou s boat, known in Bend area \()wna on both lidN of the river I I the Gordon c. Greene is enroute to Bradenton, Florida. WbeD abe ,HTIVe8 tbe 1pacl0Ut dem wheele-r wiU become an eat. e1'7, mu.II!Um and theater. Uke a human counterpart the newly chriJtened River Queq ill going to make bet last day• Ul&fuJ and delightlul. With good care the Queen may aerve Bi'adentolt area people for many more yean. The Queen b e.11dine her daya with a lingular OouriJh. On her way to BradentOn, before pusin&r up the Manatee JUver,- lhe wi.U beaitate at Baton Rouge, La. Tbere abe will ~erve 11 background aetUng for a spettaculat Wamer 8J'o. tbeu movie, "Band of Antell." OD her sleek, old decb will tread Cllrk Gable and Yvonne de Clrlo, no less! The packet's pJJJrimage to retirement has attracted wide attention and given miWoDJ of doll or publicity to Manatee 1• and to BradentoD, aetordto the Bradenc.on Herald. She featured in the New York maaaz.ine. The CbriJt.. fan Monitol" and others have given great play .in picturea and stories. On Dec. 2.2 a Bradenton busineU man concluded a five-year lease agreement with Stern Wheeler Company, Inc., owner of the River Queen, calli'lg for an elaborate rural sPtting in the Ieuor's Jlana. tee river bottom property. In ber new setting ~he Quen il expected to cater to Marqatee COUDtiaru u a first clan enterpriae conducted on highest standardJ. The packet will be a mu11eum and also hav'l' a reltaurant or din log salon with a lUting capacltJ o( 400. The boat il 236 feet long, hu a beam o( 44 feet, and is 5:1 feet high. She retains her authentic twin slack.!!, pilot bouse and tier of decks. Former boiler apace will be converted into a theater modeled aft. er showboats of the llkb Century. The mUJ•eum part of the boat wiD display relic! and reminders of steamboat dlys, It wUI be named in honor of Capt JOe Curtis, 86, The River Queen wu built .t named the CQC Glrudeau. 11M in the St. I.oull to C.pe Ginrdetu, Mo., trade and Jater on watera ot the Ohio Rb'er. Tbe boat is due in BradeniOD in February. n iJ belftC towed. dowa the Miuillippi by ttq:1. tiD reclllarly COLD SlmiEIS WE HAVE A Complete Line! Fa1111 Eqllipment ·'c",,;',.";yorth ALSO : USED F.ARM EQUIPMENT WE ARE THE DEAlERS FOR DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON AND NEW HOLLAND WHEN YOU THINK OP PAilM EQUIPMENT Think Of Us · Fulton Thompson Phaae419 A Knipco Farm Utility Heater ts actuaDy a low<Oil portable, forced-air fumacc on wheels. Jt keep& you worm while you wort, imida or out, thaws pumps and ....... )'011 waul it. Une., pre·heall -- 1'amero7 100,000 BTU capocity. 78 polllllll, buras Clr fuel ... cosut2c per boUJ to lUll, IIi> c1uprou1 fumoa or n-. 1'11111 oft aay 115 YOlt AC M eyelo llae. LlrJF avoilablc. Fne lriallll<llir. · enain"' IIIII equipment, hclpo crop dry- . _en or blowJ warm air aD)'- Meigs Equipment Co. INCORPORATED See the ·New Giant of . · -final •lareddi..,-:-18 ..... ' - · .. . ,.,.,.,,••. . , fM~tiU*o ·, . ' E THIS .. ' ' ' You'll. be amazed a( tbe ~y new featw:es in this liant new &preader. ' ~~H~~~:e. clecllfCM' ........ Clutch b positive, 4-jawed, •Prinl ioa<led With automotiv~; type spline. · ciukhl H 'FOR YOUR CHICKS' FUTURE " • " ~~~~... of ~.Y.l -•~oder. '.l'rtple ~Orocl. U-abapoa lllade-Jike teeth: on bOth upper arid lowel-·cylinders give the ·Dew .No. 1& extreaaeJ;v fine ohre<ldlng. . 11 new ,.atvret for otre ..,.. ....... Stroq• frame has heavier erou an .. •le1, tull len.gth steel 0a1'8tl. New stroncer hitch, and many more' added feat~)'es for extra .W"ehgth. • • . • I . fLUI • fwU J"ICII' ........... I , On your Dial i Your ' . ' .._ ~ RED IJ ROH STARTING FEEDS ' R•w R .. It, P.f.O.-r.Js h . ~fll. A.II•IE~ .we 011-. . ._. t.IMII • :N .,.. or or. w ·''"" Sunrise To ' 1M .... f.!DI' layers or brallers, there's a bolonced R!D • ROSE FEED_to start '•m on their way to profit. tn&oll ,...... For RED elloSE FEEDS AND ·FEEDING PIIOGRAMS, SEE US, MIS. 111,. ,.net. 25. Waterbun'• Collll., a.::CU61'1d ot abandonlnf ber three J'Olllll dilldrea 1n GraDel Central TermlnaJ "'be-taU!Ie then! wu no chance cf &t.nta Claua eomt.ng to our bouse thil yeu," b shown on ber arrival In New York from J:act-IODVille, Fla. The court placed bei In the eustodJ' or the Wei.. fare Departmallt. Mr8', Pterci!J tald the bad been lk.oparated from her husband. William Heath Pierce, a muslclan. for about two ;rears. (lntenaaflot&clij !" Ql/1., l'iii!UfiiiT!& 'AINI ttf H!.t.Ct"CMI. NlVAAL · w •th llf"NIACK TAR. t.ITI ar POWOEA.!I. STANBACK io •~t ant •ng • •~"nt for "'"' " • . STAN· * lACK co"'b'""' 01 vo r ol "'"~•UII1 pro'>'lft 101111 rtht~lrl '"'" ono 0111 t~ toke <toM. .• , Tlot addod oll~<l•••nou of theM MULTI~Lt lngruf,onto br•n1i htt••· <O...,.Ieh roHof. n•'"ll on<l tonoiotl ..Ullll)o ICCOMpln~ ' "!l poin · • •"•••t:t Sunset EIGS CO. Station Jack Carsey, Mgr. co..oP Pomeroy Sugar Run Flour Mill CALF IS Going P'aces -- (Jmd Rehelol' PAIN ~T..t &TAN8ACt< fllflllllt Any .... ,.._,p.l!rlltit" V.-'v. lvor ~~M~ui ~~ .... A_•_•._______r_h_o_ne- 15_0________ Po•m•e•r-oy~ ~ ~ -' ' "'*'"* TO RAISE .HEi\J._T•Jiij!:R FASTER GROWING Cl\LVES TRY Thar"s gold itl those Prorico doily feed bop. Mastermix CaH Master Program Profit w.>ld from s1eppod• Middleport MILLING FEED MILL . "We Do CDstom N- 2lld Ave. Grlndlna" Middleport Jftme IJetfenonvl11e, Ind., and . . , fint N•~ IDs a ~preaders J ...• up malk aad buciCrfll, productioP co. Rt. 114 llllnerovllle I �/ , 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 4 , 1957 WSAZ.-TV ChanP'Iel3 'BOTIOMS UPI' ---- The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIG5-MASON AREA -Swimsuit Fashion Publbb.ecl. every afternoon except Sunday bJ Tbe Ohio ValleJ 110 Merhamc St., Pomeny, 0. Business office ph.oae 388. editorial office phone m . . lwiiiMI. Joe., at 841 WSA;l·TV CHANNIL 3 Saturday 9 :00 Coffee Tim~ NationaJ advertising repres. ·Jtati,•e, BottineW-Kimbatl, Inc .. · Po~)!lo. ~ tlaQ. it,• ntelil: Delh·ery by carrier where BVailable 30 one Y•F in adnnce at The DaUy Sentinel office, : one month Sl. By mall 11nP Vf"ar SR: Rlx: montba. b\tla. ST.tiO: three months, $3.90. By motor routl .· 1,oo ~'·.mnt l1o,oo , ~:oo · (!aml!'r>:. Gues To School 2:3o Te~eesee Emie Ford &:tO Ma(Jnee Tto:2'a ttt 8lt; II~ 14.11: lllret menth t, 12.50: one month . $1 11;01! The year 1956 wa,s one more of a Jon~ string in which the local Extension Service has performed valuable and ofteri un~ heralded services to Meigs cou ntians . Today we ho~ to explain these servi<'es, how they happen and why, and hst in brief form a summ ary of Extension acti~ ~ :30" CoDleli>' ,Tlme Dru Show . Au~t t( 6,1, 41 :30 7,00 viUes during a typical year , that Js. 1956. Every public service has a philosoph y underlying it. The be lie_£ motivating the Extension Service may be summed up like [ thts Ho..-dy Do0f4v ' Buildfll.r AmerJ.aa Fury \ Qu~r> Foh· Oo~ H5 ;IIW.rD 1\u..all<d 'What A Man Does, He Cannot Doubt' CapU.. Midbl&ht~ ~ Cowrn.y · Theatre t Mr. ~Wizl.f"i Down ·On. Tbe Farm Western "Pieatu.r~: 2:3U NBA\ Ginte s,oo ~ky Klpa; s ,~ hoy Retter• 8'0CI .,o; ~-- ::-~--::---::--:-:- INSAZ·TV CWNNEL t $•1111 Slc;;n On '· ' g,oo western l'e&t\iJ'e Iuo JI :(IJ Tbe Right 1.3 Ril:ht lUO TBA 12:00 tl~ •rae Dou1h 12:30 It Could Be You . . . , . , u aeeond class maUing matter at the post otti(e at C:.unty Avrlculturll Attnt lncreaeed participation by !arm· trt ln the Social Security pro1ram Will be made .ava.ilftble as result of j dhinies in the Soda! Security law tor t~a. Under the 1956 amendiiM!nU · landlorda who "participate matt.rilllyt' in the manafernent or operat1on of a . farm may eount as income tbe cub or crop ahares .r.~ived 11om e tenant or crop share farmer. Before 19$6 thi1 was not true. In ord.er -to have thit income ·. count, ..bowever, the rental ll'Tange ment lb,l.l:st provide that the owner ~kea a •l.gnificant part ln the phySical work or management decisions. A definite leaae lhould belp ln establishing a farmers right to partlcipa~e in, the prol!'am using rental i.ncome. Tbio:: lease Jhould Jpeclly ·. exaetJy wbat the owner does Jn1 the way of labor or mana(lemel\f. decisions_ Another chan11e made in 19.54:1 Ia tb~ 1 working womQ or the wife pf a man who ia a:etting Soda! ·Security retirement behe'fib · mrty ,be entitled to benefit. at age 62. Bel:l~fib, however, are per- lUll Sian 00 10:00 l{oll\e t.ezl:nttOn Ave .• New York Ctty , 16, N. Y. C. I . IILAKIILJa 11:00 News Jleadllnea 111:15 WUtlaereast 11:20 Preu Box , • 11 ::W Tonleht 8:1JIJ SI.Ja On 7 :~ 'foda)' • RICH.Aa.tt S. OWEN - GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITO. friday NEWS IN FARMING • 1. What a man hears, he can doubt. 2 What a man sees he may doubt 3. What a man does he cannot douhl' County e.ttension services are ba sc-J entirely on voluiJ.tar~v leadership. Without it the agrlcultur:d agent arid the hom.e demonstration •Kent could not operate. They would be por· form1na: in a vacuum. which is ridi culous. ·the Ag ~pnt works in one mode. the demonstration agent in anpther. Consider the Ag man : he seeks to organize groups. In 0Qr ing part In organizing many groups . H~wever. he expects in- or leader· ohlp. In theory, the Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle ABBociatlon, which is a case In point, should become completely independ~ ent of the A(! agent. This is exadly what has happened, although Mr. Blakeslee is utilized as an a dviser and "leg-man.'' oontrast, the home demonstration a!lent, Mrs. Geneva Nolan, organizes groups of adults on the ne ighborhood and small community level called home demon s tr<~tion clubs. These stay in close contact \Vi.th the a~cnt and pretty much under her 1 h 1 ed on the gm' d ance. 0 n th e j un1or Jeve1, 4 · 'I c c u s are organ z With Robftrt Rruarlc By Ihe lime thi1:1 missive ial Under that respollllve eye is merely sot in bi.J war• his positiVe oplnlonJ 11't an aid man's frightened bragaadoclo. ch brings ua te Qle butlneaa or Whi growmg old gracefully, 1 doutis a ly refuse. You will not catcb this solely for the c ommunities and their nu•mbers. pluck ed from its bottle , dried , and ba8. It will let balfier. Extension agents were authorized first in W14 bv t.he Fed- entered into the archives, your. You may ~~all the hair in front cral Smith-Lever Act. Under it, counties nrovide an 'office .and battered correspondent wiH have of your ear• disUna~lsbed, U you secretarfa,l help, travel exoenses, h eat 1ieht. and the necessi- achieved hi ~ 41st milestone. and like, but wh~tt it r•alb' la, is white ti&!l . The state and federal ~overnmen t.. under st.ate direction . t wish to report that it is not s~ and not prernaturtl~ ao. And the On". shiny spot on top ol your head nay arents' salaries ·and snecialist ass ista nce . It Is dear that b'd ' ' 'h. 40th .., ,... But then nothing is so bad .. will not a:et any am11Jer with time. the extension service i~ as murh . if not more so, under local th~ tOth oM. A man pushina: 40 Ju1t betauae you can't aee it doe& ront.roJ 8R a·nv other public servire . still hns delu~lons of b('ing a not mean lt Isn't then. The tall Thus, We may see in cleare r lil!ht wh<tl follows . It is a con ~ young man, a bra.!:ih }oung cock or's mirror tells you it's there, all densed summary of 195R activitiPs of th1• AI! a.e;ent and home who will ne\•cr grow old . Until rljcht, d t at' t ' d d b 4 H 1 t1 · I I B I AI th e days wan e on 39, it had never Somebody w,as ,wrlti~g the other emons r JOn ara-en 8• 81 e Y r ll assiS an 5 everY - reat lv occurtocl that it was possible day that ma ns mtelhgence peat len and Anna Jean Rose, !or it to hnppen lo you. was not reached at 21 ,as pu p~Thev made 824 fa·r m or home vi sits r·Pf'eived 1975 officE' Alter 40 , you qu1t kiddin~ your- larly sunpo"ed, but at GO. Don t ~all9, 1909 telephone calls and nrennr!"'1l 179 news articles for selr You ~in ' t n boy any more, you believe 1t. Al21 ~·ou are superlocal publication . There were 102 r1iffPn'nt radio broadcasts and you :li n't t•ver gninM to be s humanly int~ lligent. Startl ilg at prepared and given over Station W.Ji<: l I and 3349 bulletins 1 lxlY ~.0: 8 111 · All you're gmn11 to get 30 _you begin to have doubt> 'b · I • ls older · , which progrf'sS thro1.1gh the 4U s were dl strt uled . Attendance at me<'tl m~s held or part Clpn,ted It . ·1 lUI momt•nt thnt 1 ntil at 50 1 have ob11erved man in totaled 11,236. Local leaders held 3HO meeUngs with a total -~~- !f _ -· ----your u ' ' _, -";;:e\:.\H:Mti!C!}l~irf.:.::: ~-.-. -;< d f 4 217 t! a en ance 0 . . ;lif There were 680 boys and girls who he>longed to 50 different ~ '~ 4-H clubs whlle 500 of these members ("OIIl pleted projects and ~ recelved. 4-H club c~rhpletion ccr1ifit'tlh's Advisers workiny ··~ ··~ closely with the agcnt6 and club me mlwrs totaled 83, Promi1' . ,' urns rrom ex. hlbl ts at the counly .Iunior f;Ji r by 4-H,ers ca·me to old buy weartn1 Tattereall vests and doing the rumba with allek chicks after he paa&es the M mark. 1 hsvc already Jlven up the mambo ' ' , gellu-lo oge and foreswore the samba ages ato. I am practicing up to be a trotchety old man, like Grandpa. Grandpa's feet hurt, so he wore Congress gaiters ahd cut boles Jn the toes to ease bis bunions. Ht wore white socks, Jnsidij out, so ~ the seams wouldn't devil his solea. H e wore lung drawers that laced up the boH·k . He smelled Jike to.. ~ baceo juire and whisky, and he 1 was nght ~b uut everything. Anybody who rlidn 't gr 'th hi a ee Wl s was a dodhl'lbcd whippersnapper.\ G::-andpa w~s firm , on aU points. Thm14s wt·re11't like they used to be. The we<~ I her was much worse when he was a j)oy, He £OUJd rem ~m bcr wnh ,,ainful clarlty every Uuns hat happened to him since lhe ag~ of two . He couldn 't understand what had $2,058.95 . come ovrr tnday'l young'uns. ChliComin 't i tit t held 17 · · hi h 1 752 per MIAI\11 BEACH, Fla.- THlnr• one New Yorker um y ns U es sessw ns m w . c 1 , • bl • dren W"l'e ct 1·rrere•t wheJJ he was thmkH about- In th.la Coney I t~lan~.• wi th ... rtl I t d dl I I I I d I sons pa c e to scuss oca , s a c. an na tons pro ems . Palm Trees: a boy- had ~>ome respeet for their ProJects tn adult work carded a beef (•attle tour and feeder F'or y~ 11.u now the vl.l!tlng Manhaltanlte hae t>lders, and weren't always .galHca)f sales, dairy production tes ting and di sease control, pouJ. lislene(l. 11 ~ po.til'lnt and amw1ed aa a tolerant vantlng aru.Jnd In automobiles. try work with the SEQ Poultry P!'odun•rs' Association and llnt'l(!, to Miamians doggedly telling him what Grandpa thought all doctors Junior Ctli~ken of Tomorrow contest anti direct assistance to n IP 'ent h l tle metropolia they have here a.n4 how were quarks, and there wasn't over 200 persons on income tax . social ~i (' C Urlty and farm recunquest 1onu1Ji y It one dny wUl rank wttb th.e nothing wrong with nobo'by that ords. 111 st tlvc e1Ues of the country. Now, however, a ¥ood phy~h- wouldn't cure. An)'wilh e1td1 succoodlnr winter, It l!le!)me more and thmg he d11'1n't like, which was "Color in th~ home" was a project the home demonstration more Ji!(rlv that tlle proud boaata mny come true, practleally everything, was "newcoundl desired ln 1956. So Mrs, Nolan started with a· leaders' Driving ul' and oown. the beach, o1· ~croas the fangled tomfoolery ." He iOt up trainW& meetiug in November of 1955 and 1.7 home. demonc-rw!l ewlt .~·~ Into Mlamt proper, the New Yorller crotchety snrt improved his score Is oowied over o.t t11e wuy the uea !a- muah· as the day went on. NothiRJ suited litrlt.tion dub groups, the Jaycettes, and the "Child COnservation League were given subsequent instruction. Utilizing a Mel H•lmer ro;:::g~cnson, for lnltance, the new hotel hll the him. film strip, actual mixing of colors, and ~rial an,d error use of ,,,,,~.~ Flnritla A mel l<'ll nu, u !net ytar It wu the J:den Roc. ,"I am 8 rnP a n old man," he tolcl 8 1 . 1 b -•· · 1 1 d m I 1 rna era 8, a ~nCJ.ICla- program was comv cte . /HI \ /IOOI!"t/ the yen r !Jtfore tile Fontalnbleau and the Y•ar er." onct-. "t\ m I aim to aet meanThree examples of Ag agent activiticll may be cited in con-:-w /.Joy! lll'foro that the Algler.. Al"\d thla neweat one, a He had ~"veral other axiQD1&. cluslqn. $17 n11lllnll job, eomplete with a 26~,000-&allon "There ain't no foot like an old Graded feeder calf sales at Athens and Gallipolis by 31 t . .vlm~mg pool anU $100.000 worth of objt"ta d'art, Ia altuated a-.vay fo_ol ," hl' saJd, "l'xcept an. old fool feeder calf producers totaled 278 calves. Progress is being, Ill' a.t. 97th street along c olliJlll avonue- whlc!J nut too many ye..:n With a young wife.'' And : "I reIJ<~ < " \( wa~; j1u-1L a lon~~!y 11p l t of 11Bnd, prel!llde(f ov ~r by the curlewa s t . made to eliminate low grade calves from the saJes, Top proand seu-gu!la. Maller or (ao:-l , Miami Beacb'a nflwe11 t hiKUI"Y h.tttel P<'c your upmion, but not when dUCetS averaged between $90 and $100 per head for all CalveS l!!n"t even \11 Muun l Bcnd , the .Anterlcana Is lltuated In Bal HAT• I know better." On dt'Ath ;"tfthere • bl ''" h h be h was llcutAnd it, :I "The wouldwOrld have 1 I conagnelf. Uo111", u •nalil conuuunlly Jul:lt a co\I(Jh• o1 ac- nurt o t. • a.c beard• way nboutto it." Three Matas "ounty 4-H club members ranked In the top is lull r ,1 r (To j I 'I"t.(l rtarriJel'lng ornateness nnd laVIIilh luxury of tht~te plac .. &I 0 ne, ragmentary ,_ Oh'-1 th""Cbl L I 5 ll: Ul " ' n. e C&On 0 morrow contest Or UP OTS . tl.ey spt·ln" up year &l~el" yea1 t.'Ven hal tht caah CUtllomera runnilli" thoughts killed at birth by the in• Four local taJt e•perts were inspil'cd to have special train~ on t nf Jo11e8 . terruptlons of fools ." Ina: on farm problems from the extension servtc• and afterLtLS t sear It Wlls Ben Schne•der, s on,tlme New York newtpaper· Grandpa thought that overtrewards IG~ef! 4()0 fa-rmers In filing Income h1x returns. man now HvinJ,;" 111re. who gazed In awe at the Eden Roc's grandeur quent washing opened the roret u.nd alluwt=d :hat It prollabl)' had wall-to-wall carpttllll nil. \he ~il· ~.nd l(!t in germs, and tha the h1g- llu~ r.ow tlw v1s1tor11 jllH L Ill'! around the pool WIth'! iNO!'derful ·only cure for a cold wu rsw OD· •,mthcrn aun and let lhe upe nslvenesa wuh over tl!em like tlt.e Ude. ion$ and corn whisky. T~c Americana land litis Is no Jolte~ Dad) haa walt-to-wall CI:I.TM_y Grandpa refused to JI'OW pettng !n the bathroom. You make a 1a1' out of lt. I'm too aleepy old gracefully, and his. grantlaon '··r -:~ t' ·~ ~· ., alms to follow his example. VJSITJNG nEPOJITER~ here for the recent radlo-tetevlelon lilt· (Copyright, 1956, by Untttd Pea· work convention must have thought they wtre In Lu Vegaa, where ture Syndleate, Inc.) the gent Wt\a~.,ln g hla lumds next to )"oq In the men's room 11 a culobrtty or you get your qua1"ler back: And of al1 thl:l stal-.; the _ pne~ moat 1mpressl\'e were the qulete•t: La.ra.lne Day and Perr:t CoMo. At al\y rtte, every man wanted to meet Laraine and ev('ry woman. 11ought out Perry, which mu1t be aome kind ol oomplelely accurate tes\, , . , Bert Lahr, who played here In thi-well, th.e play-called Wt~UI11.Q' for Oodot last winter, haa Jutl ftnllhttd doing BwrleiiQIIe with VIcki Cummlngil, and currently the olll:flq"ltlmele play in town 111 Tllf! Fl/111. Scnso,,, In which ChiC<) Marx J)OI,tlvely does not play one-ftnger plano.. , , Squflamlsh aoula like my~etf feel uneasily that football ma7 be a 11ttle overemph.oalud In the,. partl ; high achool ramea dnlw crowds tlf 20.000 ~tnd up. Ia tblt ptopar, rna~ DOZ£N FOil Dli'ENS£ There'a a rlrl 'ntertaln<.!t" here named Dhd• llvena, billed aa " ~ l.l .. MII.I'U\' IIDIJINtN 1/J ......., "'dead ringer lor Marilyn Monroe" bu.l no mention Ia made or IID'JIT Mol~ N lion Wl r .. " . COIUII Ql ,...,..,...., IT~ whether 11he hu Monroe·a ~tagrerlnr acllq talenL .. , Mise Celeste n:liiMifiP.CICIH~ . Holm h&l lxlen down lhla way, c:ement.trw- her olalm aa the world's greo.teat cafe entertAiner, and It you'v• wondered whatever bf:came of Larry P11.rka, why he and his wire Betty Garret\ have been cavortIng In the Fontalllcblcau'.s night club room, lA Ronde. Yon know how you're alwaya twtatlbf Ute radio dials, huntlnt: tor a 11tat1on that plays mulllc on !Uid on W\&~ "-~lr any conunerIcllll (1 am, o.nyo.o.·ay)? Thrrc'!l ~;~ne llere, .WWPii. wt.reh Ia manna THI r•JMliN put MUdlaU httrom heaven In this community where r~1t commerclale belt you vukhlrt. (above) •t head of tbe ~rom p.lll~r to post. aU.te commission fOI' curl'd.t . * • • • . plannlnJ Md klolctd out Ji.u:. '1111£ ON"& CltRT.\lN ASSF.T that Mta.mt Bee.eb ono.,r~t, ASide from lm Z. Suburov in an ~ to ttle 11,1n. Is l.h fool] , which In n1any (laHI 11 ~perb , If not OVN"• put R"-ala'a a.lllng ~"'7 filnc;r. Thlck •lab.!! or l'Oa~t beef, h\lge baked potatoes, giant porto rlghta. Stx tnduatrlaJ. ud. tiO~ or 1trawberry shorl011kc Rrc common II\ nata.uran.t11 her•, $ince agrlcultural expert. Weft! aa many vacationers e-\'ldontly have In mhul ju1t two Items here : named to ustet PervukhlD., & aun-~~in1 and eating. ftrst deputy premler. Trl.e The competition Is fierce . , . . There l!lllll t• a ltlnd of ti nny, carshakeup followed a AvMay ntvaJ.f&j.r· atl'tlosph.ere to the Troplt"a.l Pa.rk racetrack, but H dtaws pt.rty central commlttet met~ a reaiOII.ble number of fan~. being th.e ~If .PJTl.• In town ..•• kow lng which cam• up wttb a ft.,; can a new.pa.per h.eadltne be gloatlni t ltel that'• the im)lretelon port oa economy fanune aa4 one . .tl her. whe!l the klcal ga.zette15 eft ou thi htWI of snow and il~Mr\cominp. ( 1111~ L m'!j "'l!IW ' ... yo... pa P'"""'· lit~" ~~ DO~..:.. - -- ~ - - - -- -- ...,.... ---.._..__ . _....... - THIDOCTOII_.._, wu pt. It .tt.r ~ bla 17-d&J . . .- su... · doubt' ;~::·~ . Wtst Point $tQl', PhiylwuBe of stan . Mr: t Adams & itve Hishway Patrol Storm Show Hey Je&nnle Gunsmoke The Late Show WHTN-TV Channel13 • -=r --- ·.W c::cH::::T::N--::TV,--::C::Hc:A::N::N::E:-Lc:l3:-;' , ·~--~.·30 Con:.fidential Ft"1lo . 11 :41 S1i:n On · ll:45 cartoon Clu.b .1.0:00 Ras Anthony Shcnr t2' '?/: ~· ""':' PAUL tUTLilt, Democrntlc national chairman, tel111 a Washington news conferen ce he will eontlnue orgtlnlzlng a party advisory committee In .-pite ot the tact th&t 110me Congresa leader• oppose 1t and have de• cllned to serve. ( lntBTnaUoMl) 12 :15 12 :30 1:10 2:JS Uti ... 11 :1~ Theatre 13 NetgbbQI!J ·M.iliday Matinee Fe"ptlnJnt '!'oU<!b l!dtler..e 1i.o0 ~ew&Uhe NiiM Bo·y In Dog House w.·th Dad Mter Five Years to Life • roperty L'IStmg ROLANDUS Mrs. Ethel Lllf )'{Uh El~b•tla UO i\fl,e """'n FijJil•F..tjval U6 , $\ljiet ~eolai..TURt. 0 :00 Mlcllev Meuse. Club WHTN-TV · CHANN.L 13 U4 ~l&n Oa . 2:48 Wcstern Movie . 0:99 oai•noa CJu;lt do l'iva star noal ' •:41 111-le Tlmo UO Two I:OCI .'"J i m . .' O:liO Pllbl!c Doleodot . 1!011. ; 'llniaun H•at ' 8,00 Salurdty J(.... - 'a,oo '!S !'oi'Ilm Bwappln' Sam's Scorel>oo '' lll]!squerade Tlleatre Bllb 011 Try them, and •••I PartJ 1 ptbere~;t b7 futJ ~ Back in New York POMEROY soc·IE'TY I ~ LT. OIM. Raymond A. Whooltf, retired U. S. Anny ~Jibttf• bu charat ot a flql Qf 81· th~PI Jb4! prlaonme:g.t. Superior Judre Clarlea W. Prteke wiD pase ~eDooo tence Ja. 17. ~ Health makes the dilference I ·7:j10 · Edil>' - t d Tlme ,,~q F'l"oUs Film Felltval lAwrence Wei&: o,op An-- Nichols #l2's Gun Play~ouoe ~' 7:!10 ·Kokl-. J~••· • PU!j, · N5 J~bn Dolr· & tile Newa 7:110· IIIQ TID tlo IRVING N. AXELIOD, 31, eonfessed killer o1 Mrl. Sally Carp Ja.st October a leave. court iD Loa after be wu aen-teneed to a.... yun to Uf'e tm- Hit peak earlier, hald Ianger with L2 :15 Sign Off ·· tbt UN \o elllr =~ (I~OMI) w '·· . REEDSVILLE .. (COntinued frDm pap ont) WED. JAN. 9th ;~~t:~• ~leal'>n Sb~w ,,_.,.,.., .Jiiss Emma McGrqor of VinCentra) r'rouin:g of State Ro ute 7. New Ye&l''a Day here "Approval by the Public Ro~l:t• cousin, Jljg Melanie Divisions has been delayed som~ what by the large number of hig~­ Chevalier, who has been way construction projects handled in St. Joseph H01pitduring the months ol November has returned and D~cember of last year." It was lne week ago that offiMaxine DIUII: of Stlverscials in Columbus informed 0 ' ville visited the Lawrence Bitchie Brien thst materi(lla were available for installing the warning system family recently. ·Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith visited and , that there ".!lbould be littl~ reeeDtl)· with relatives at Pomeroy. dt'lay in getting on with it" Mrs. Norman Bingham of PoJDeroy was a businen visitor here, Monda)•. INVITED Doug]" E4'1'~ri, My fTiend-.1'110111 jlwlt lt UN on antval back ID. the capltal. Jle'l 1bowD u M wu . - . . .. - . , Bln>ld l!l. l\lls TO ATTEND A MEETING AT 7:30 P.M. I A famou i paeket boat familld' l lor yeuJ Cordially ' ~ . Famed Packet Boat Of The Ohio Nearing Its Final Retirement . Dally Seotlne1, Pom~·lllddleport, 0, Jill. t, 1117-1 riv~r editor of t.be t.o hundr~d~ or town• alont tbe phis Commercial AppeaL YOU ARE ArOUIId and In r Another major ll!blnJe in 1156 Ja that when the er~• Income method is used 2/3 of the aruu ineonle up to $1800.00 may be used as eredlt io1tead of the low. er amount used in 1911S. '! 'here 111 no change :·1l the meth· od of U1urJns wben the ·net ln. -c:o~ method is wed. Farmers receive ~edit for Soclll fiecurity partlclpatletn etn ne~ Income• rang· in1 from $400.00 to $4200.00 pe~ year. Cbana:es which 10 Into effect for 1937 are higher tax rates !or .Soelal Security. Bel! - employed worker• w11l pay 3 3/ 8 pereent. For hired workers 211... perc:ent from employer and 21ft pe~ot from employee, will be paid. A new elll'ninp test will be used in 19M to determine whether agricultural workers are covered. If tblity receive $100.00 in cash from one employer or work at lealt twenty dliys for cash wages tor on,e emplOyer . ther are covered. . UndQr certain conditions after 1une 1937 disabled fatmera as well aa other disabled workera may be covered after ~ are :KJ yean of aee. Tbb prov11lon will not help most farmC!I'S at the present Pjclur¢ •bove,jrrthe farm of Mr. and Mrs, time as they must haVe 20 quprt· en , Of coverage in the Jut iO ly Jdentl(ied week as the fit!! of the Dady quarte11. Many part time la.rdtera Farm" Will appear in the Monday issue of the wbo have bfen working off the farm in eovered employment may gives most tc;onondcal operation. There's no S\ltdles indicate , tbat production Countian.!l know th~lr To produce hatching eggs l;le ells:l.ble. !'ot thlll, howevet. for the Nichols .. Fleming Each year the number of re- doea not increase With tempera- least that would be ·u.:e Hatching Egg Program. \ quired quartt'rs of coverage tn- turea ·higher than that neeessary of opinion if one were to trease. Some Meigs County farm· to _prevent surface water from )fyatery Farm Pboto shown above as an example. Twelve: ,peraon.a el'i wbo were- 6:1 years of age be- freezing, acc~rdillg to Byg. -lfe suggests farmers locate the corret..'tly identified · the first of fore July 1, 1954 are already r eceiving Social Seearity benefitf. waterer so It tan be used th.e the Mystery Farm.!! as that belongTbOse who-·were 65 before .ruty 1, 'ye'ar around; Generally, a shelter- ing to Mr. 8-fld Mrs. Everett How-1955 will be eligible ·for benefits ed area in the feed lot or a fence ett louted on State Route 33, 1 after tw~ ye.1rs of coveras:e. ThOse line between lots, ia a good place. mile~ north of Pomeroy. who are .65 before July 1, 1957 Be sure that proper wiring materThe farm which compri.ses 44% will require three years of C(IV- ials and mt>thods are u.!led, the acres has been in the ownership erage to qualify for payments. engineer says. of the Howctl's for the past 16 This inct:.eases so those who are years and was previously owned Q~ by July 1, lil71 •r later will .... by the Emerson Story family for quire ten years coverage for lull many years. The farm was lint benefitl. settled in 1893. Farm~r· who are interested in detailed help on Sooial Seoority The HGwett's pointed out that the road h'!.s been blac:k topped &nd Income Tax report would do p' · weU to bire .a qualified person to since they have Jived there, they assist jn making out .their ;e.have built a new garage, milk turns. They should be sure, bFYRF..ENSSORO, N. C. UP bouse, barn shed and remodeled ever, that they have their annual Somewhere in reenboro U1ere is the interior ul the house. records compJete and added up for a "Ut1.1e boy whO Is in the doghouse Everett and Helena Howett were the greatest convenience in mak- and chances ar~ he'U be h:~ ck In at the marriO<! on .March 9, 1921 and are ing out the returns. it when his (ather gets his perRaelne Vocational the paf enls of two children: A:rAdditional information on ·both sonal prope""' lax bills. Agriculture Building Social SeCurity and Income Tax The father was li!lting his prop· nold Howell of Toronto, Ohlo, who is available through the Extension erty at the County Courthouse for worb with the Weirton Steel COI)lpe~ny and Rubert Howett of AthServiee Office. For detailed infor- county and city taxes. ens, Ohio , whO is employed at the mation lln S<X"ial Security benefits "And now as to your television contacts should be made with the set, what size screen is it?," th <~ State Highway Garage there. Social . Seeurily rep~escntat~ve lister askP.d. Everett Hl)wett said that he is from the Portsm?uth FJeld QffJce ''.Se\!o ntccn inche s," the father not much of a ''jomcr" being in~ho comes h Me1gs County on tbetreplied. tcres l£'d only in the .Jiemluck f~rst an!i thlr~ ;.t'hursdays <~(i.e.Lab8 ·- His son ··promptly piped up, Grove Grange and _hi s farm . rust and third Wednesdays of ''W'" Dad know -•u, set' . -l • "·-· ~ '>J'• , you " s <~ · · eac h m • ........ uw ..,. ~ · He e ngages m genera 1 f arm1ng 21 .· .. ~ 1,.. · The !ather then asked the boy 1 ra.isiug corn. oats, hay, Jersey During winter" weather an aula· ' P.hlk Callie, chickens and hogs. matic · "ice free" livestock waterer ~bvuh" "' ~v, u.t <JKe a sc:~t on n lie sa1d his favorite crops are hay i.s a big advantage accordmg to D. e~ · . . and corn which he uses mostly for M. Byg, Ohio State University ex- th · e q~ ~shonmg then tu:-n.; d tc, feedmg His crop rotation plan is tension agrlcultlll'al engineer. e fam ~!Y c_a .. and , lhe type of one crop every four years with the The thermostatically controlled brakes. r:,o lt doesn t ~ave pow- ~land. being given over to pasture heatini· r.lements prevent freezing cr brakes., l_he father said. tor the 1ntervening three years. during eold spells and • insure a From_Junlor: "Why, Dad, you . continuous supply of ice-free WI· know our car has power bra kes.'' For his lands he uses a c:omroe.rter for livestock and poultry. After completing the form, the cia! type fertilizer of 5-10-10 and Automatic drinking fountains clerk told the father that all the 3·12-12 and uses approximately reduce costs through increased necessarv info"rmation seemed to two ton of lime to the acre. For production and 11\Dre rapid gains be jn oi-d.er. his livestock feeding be usea on anlmals. They also save time "Weu: i£ it isn't, it's not thJs · dairy feed mixed _with soy bea;-s. anrJ labor. young b'oy'"s fault,'" the father said !JlOI~sses and _gram all of which Seled an automatic waterer that- as be · grasped his son firmly by 1s m1xe~ ~or hlm at the _s ugar .ilun ~an be. easily cleaned, bas proper 1 the band ·and led him from the Feed Mil · ~nsulatJon, and has only a amall courthouse. Howett firmly beiieves in the rcser.voir qf water to be kept from soil conservation program, point. freezmg, Byg B.llys. This will keep ing out that it helps the farmer the electric consumption low, Dur- I and the farm as well. He said that 1tb·"ge Jdoni.Yuary, February! tra~Jd 1d!lfCb , . . • he cooperates with the program as aJ average e ec JCa C!Ob· fully as possible becaure he recsU.mPtiort should ·fall between 1.5 ognizes its value and worth. ·· to 6 kilowatt-llours. I~CORPORATI!O A-few wAterers have fixed ther-' Others who correctly identified Exet4'r, N.w Hamp•h~n mostats but most· are adjustable. Mrs. Myrtle Watso-n, Miners- the farm in the first of the MysSet th'(lrinOst~ts at abOut 45 de-' ville spent Thlll'Sday with Mr and tery Far m photos were: ClarenCe FlemiAg Hatcheries a:re~s Fahttlnlteit-just wann en- Mrt. Stanley Jonea. McNeil, 558 MHI-st; William Rad. Oua:b to prevent freeilng. This ford, Pomeroy Rt. 1; Howll'd DoAGREES TO DEFEND lin, Athens-r(!; Charles Bush, RaNEW YORK UP - World fly• weight champion Pascual Perez cine, Rt. l; J. Otis Bailry, Raelne; has a~ed to defend bis title Virt1l King, Klngsbury-rd; Mrs.. against Memo Dlez or Mexico at ·Lewis Grueser, Pomeroy, Rt. 1; Bt1enos Airel, lan. 23, lt was an- Freda Will, Rt. I, Pomeroy; Samnounced Thursday by C h a r l c y my Clatwortby, Middleport and Johnlton, wbo is negotiating the Theo Smith, Peacock-av} light N""' elu1cla for eamir·et..pu,ul Poultrymen local Instance, Mr. C. E. Blakeslee personally has taken a lead- sarne Jines. They may ~:dst one year or 20. These clubs exist -- m•nentl,y reduced l! tblt opUon b cho~eo. WANTED Yet dividuals in these s:roups to take over responsibility Corr~tly Identified Su,. Loob Fit HOOack'~ daughter, Audrey, and her daughter, spent the holidays with her. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoback and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoback also called on their mother. Miss Effie EJizabeth Pickens spent a we~k with her parents, Mr. and Mn Eber Pickens. I Those who called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. John Sellers were Edward Seller! , Cohdnbus, Mr. and , Mrs_ Fred Heaters and chUdren, Mr. and Mrs. Ira children , Antiquity, Mrs. Paul SeUera and . Wa. ~rdon Proffitt and and Mr. and Mrs. George Sellers of Canton. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Harris, Atht:ns, ca.lled re~tly on Mr. .aM Mrs. E. 0. Taggart and Mr. aftd Mrs. Dwight Hoback. . Elfie Picll:ens spent 1burMiay mght with her .!lister, Hazel Sellers. Farren and Cberry Shuler spent Thursday witb Mrs. Eber Pieken .. Mr. and Mrs. Le.ter Smitll and children and Uoyd Calander of New Bri1bton, Pa., viaited with Mr. and Mrr. Eber Pickeaa and Hr. aad Mn. Paul SeUI!lrs. Tbo.e ealll.ag on Grover Hll'ria during the holiday were Vt. and Mn.. Robert Lewis and children Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harrla and daughter, Curtis Harris, Juae Harris, P.a ul Wagner, Rev. and Mn. Floyd BogaJll and cbildren. 1\ev. and Mn. Floyd Bogard and June flll'rb called on "Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens. M"r .and Mrs. Robert Lewis call~ Tusaday on Mr. and Mn. Eber Pickens. Ohio R!l't·r- the River Queea-b nearln a: her perm anent retirement in a pl;u;!! every olcktu ol northem eltmes would lilr.e to apend hit laat day. . Thi1 famou s boat, known in Bend area \()wna on both lidN of the river I I the Gordon c. Greene is enroute to Bradenton, Florida. WbeD abe ,HTIVe8 tbe 1pacl0Ut dem wheele-r wiU become an eat. e1'7, mu.II!Um and theater. Uke a human counterpart the newly chriJtened River Queq ill going to make bet last day• Ul&fuJ and delightlul. With good care the Queen may aerve Bi'adentolt area people for many more yean. The Queen b e.11dine her daya with a lingular OouriJh. On her way to BradentOn, before pusin&r up the Manatee JUver,- lhe wi.U beaitate at Baton Rouge, La. Tbere abe will ~erve 11 background aetUng for a spettaculat Wamer 8J'o. tbeu movie, "Band of Antell." OD her sleek, old decb will tread Cllrk Gable and Yvonne de Clrlo, no less! The packet's pJJJrimage to retirement has attracted wide attention and given miWoDJ of doll or publicity to Manatee 1• and to BradentoD, aetordto the Bradenc.on Herald. She featured in the New York maaaz.ine. The CbriJt.. fan Monitol" and others have given great play .in picturea and stories. On Dec. 2.2 a Bradenton busineU man concluded a five-year lease agreement with Stern Wheeler Company, Inc., owner of the River Queen, calli'lg for an elaborate rural sPtting in the Ieuor's Jlana. tee river bottom property. In ber new setting ~he Quen il expected to cater to Marqatee COUDtiaru u a first clan enterpriae conducted on highest standardJ. The packet will be a mu11eum and also hav'l' a reltaurant or din log salon with a lUting capacltJ o( 400. The boat il 236 feet long, hu a beam o( 44 feet, and is 5:1 feet high. She retains her authentic twin slack.!!, pilot bouse and tier of decks. Former boiler apace will be converted into a theater modeled aft. er showboats of the llkb Century. The mUJ•eum part of the boat wiD display relic! and reminders of steamboat dlys, It wUI be named in honor of Capt JOe Curtis, 86, The River Queen wu built .t named the CQC Glrudeau. 11M in the St. I.oull to C.pe Ginrdetu, Mo., trade and Jater on watera ot the Ohio Rb'er. Tbe boat is due in BradeniOD in February. n iJ belftC towed. dowa the Miuillippi by ttq:1. tiD reclllarly COLD SlmiEIS WE HAVE A Complete Line! Fa1111 Eqllipment ·'c",,;',.";yorth ALSO : USED F.ARM EQUIPMENT WE ARE THE DEAlERS FOR DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON AND NEW HOLLAND WHEN YOU THINK OP PAilM EQUIPMENT Think Of Us · Fulton Thompson Phaae419 A Knipco Farm Utility Heater ts actuaDy a low<Oil portable, forced-air fumacc on wheels. Jt keep& you worm while you wort, imida or out, thaws pumps and ....... )'011 waul it. Une., pre·heall -- 1'amero7 100,000 BTU capocity. 78 polllllll, buras Clr fuel ... cosut2c per boUJ to lUll, IIi> c1uprou1 fumoa or n-. 1'11111 oft aay 115 YOlt AC M eyelo llae. LlrJF avoilablc. Fne lriallll<llir. · enain"' IIIII equipment, hclpo crop dry- . _en or blowJ warm air aD)'- Meigs Equipment Co. INCORPORATED See the ·New Giant of . · -final •lareddi..,-:-18 ..... ' - · .. . ,.,.,.,,••. . , fM~tiU*o ·, . ' E THIS .. ' ' ' You'll. be amazed a( tbe ~y new featw:es in this liant new &preader. ' ~~H~~~:e. clecllfCM' ........ Clutch b positive, 4-jawed, •Prinl ioa<led With automotiv~; type spline. · ciukhl H 'FOR YOUR CHICKS' FUTURE " • " ~~~~... of ~.Y.l -•~oder. '.l'rtple ~Orocl. U-abapoa lllade-Jike teeth: on bOth upper arid lowel-·cylinders give the ·Dew .No. 1& extreaaeJ;v fine ohre<ldlng. . 11 new ,.atvret for otre ..,.. ....... Stroq• frame has heavier erou an .. •le1, tull len.gth steel 0a1'8tl. New stroncer hitch, and many more' added feat~)'es for extra .W"ehgth. • • . • I . fLUI • fwU J"ICII' ........... I , On your Dial i Your ' . ' .._ ~ RED IJ ROH STARTING FEEDS ' R•w R .. It, P.f.O.-r.Js h . ~fll. A.II•IE~ .we 011-. . ._. t.IMII • :N .,.. or or. w ·''"" Sunrise To ' 1M .... f.!DI' layers or brallers, there's a bolonced R!D • ROSE FEED_to start '•m on their way to profit. tn&oll ,...... For RED elloSE FEEDS AND ·FEEDING PIIOGRAMS, SEE US, MIS. 111,. ,.net. 25. Waterbun'• Collll., a.::CU61'1d ot abandonlnf ber three J'Olllll dilldrea 1n GraDel Central TermlnaJ "'be-taU!Ie then! wu no chance cf &t.nta Claua eomt.ng to our bouse thil yeu," b shown on ber arrival In New York from J:act-IODVille, Fla. The court placed bei In the eustodJ' or the Wei.. fare Departmallt. Mr8', Pterci!J tald the bad been lk.oparated from her husband. William Heath Pierce, a muslclan. for about two ;rears. (lntenaaflot&clij !" Ql/1., l'iii!UfiiiT!& 'AINI ttf H!.t.Ct"CMI. NlVAAL · w •th llf"NIACK TAR. t.ITI ar POWOEA.!I. STANBACK io •~t ant •ng • •~"nt for "'"' " • . STAN· * lACK co"'b'""' 01 vo r ol "'"~•UII1 pro'>'lft 101111 rtht~lrl '"'" ono 0111 t~ toke <toM. .• , Tlot addod oll~<l•••nou of theM MULTI~Lt lngruf,onto br•n1i htt••· <O...,.Ieh roHof. n•'"ll on<l tonoiotl ..Ullll)o ICCOMpln~ ' "!l poin · • •"•••t:t Sunset EIGS CO. Station Jack Carsey, Mgr. co..oP Pomeroy Sugar Run Flour Mill CALF IS Going P'aces -- (Jmd Rehelol' PAIN ~T..t &TAN8ACt< fllflllllt Any .... ,.._,p.l!rlltit" V.-'v. lvor ~~M~ui ~~ .... A_•_•._______r_h_o_ne- 15_0________ Po•m•e•r-oy~ ~ ~ -' ' "'*'"* TO RAISE .HEi\J._T•Jiij!:R FASTER GROWING Cl\LVES TRY Thar"s gold itl those Prorico doily feed bop. Mastermix CaH Master Program Profit w.>ld from s1eppod• Middleport MILLING FEED MILL . "We Do CDstom N- 2lld Ave. Grlndlna" Middleport Jftme IJetfenonvl11e, Ind., and . . , fint N•~ IDs a ~preaders J ...• up malk aad buciCrfll, productioP co. Rt. 114 llllnerovllle I �. I "· • • •• . \. -~ Couple Retums ' I ' DlilJSelltlnel,Pol!leroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 4,1957 WALUWAS UST J.~ UP- Ovtfielder ..W WB ltlllf 1ioiJi tile John t. ES t Ailifd u the • . " Ollllltattdin4 ~tse-.a. 1 Panthers, Chiefs Tan •. e • n..v..,ae~e Fullmer In Title Lass jj:(f ~ . ' ' ·· SplasLets Coarh Dic'll: Jtetton's caters i•ll•dCw• league lj;'adina Lopn ChleftainJ on U.il' Pomeror flpor In a gal'De 1'11.1'SK 1 -BASKETBALL that could be vlt.IJ Ia ,:hampi4nJhip hope..~ f(..r botk clubs. TRADE-INS ' ' ,, i' :r From Howoii &or Htdiday Sl!~sdn 'Ca.,., d.ct Mr.. Buaier J'arrell Of Heli~opter apd children wlto flew tiom the l!>waltan llfan4o ~~ lhe holt :!l>W AliD8 IIJR FOliC~ B,uE, CaUf4 liP - Air Forte ulfi"Jal• to. v,.- tn cliirle.ton: w. v.; lor alll· J'am!ll Will IH~e ,.0~ · tftlilent In Jfph bd HI\. r ..,,u W'lll lei\lfi! tot t ll115rit!il "Vtslt -1n 'tutlr.~y with b•r fltbet and other . _!:ela(Jves. Upo,ft ber'rettlMJ •be will .\'iilde in Calllorni.a. I dJif iOYtltlpted the n'ilh of 1 helicopter In fhe llt'Mrt n~ar thla Cttt. cenlt1', daimin1 the llvw or thrte airmen. The Sltor11ky helitopter plun'td to e.uib Thuud1y and burned thret r¢Jn wett t)f th~ bar.e. Tbe craft 'I'll on a routine ttainin1 mlsBion. , I Tbe vlethr•• wtl'e identified as Capt. Wa)"ne W. E•aert. M, of Favored OvetOU . , United p,.u with a 8.0 •AST , sk~in, havln~ victories over Gal- Holy Cross 111 Massachusetts 08 lipolis, wellltoo In a thriller, and Rut:era 70 Delaware 64 cOMl! fN! Jackson, thf" l.aHer a one-sided ..,_ St Bonaventute 82 Lemoyne M tOOK '«M'CIVER, fair. Pomeroy lnto tbe a:albe Wake Forelt 72 Qeorge Wash. 5f THEN BUY 'EM! tied in sK.n place lrith thiee Lafayt=tte 99 )tcnvln B4 other clubs, each with two wtiu, Lincoln 72 Bethany 61 Ofle IO!S. SO liTH TM Panther ~Of'd to ••• in Georeia Teeh 95 Howard :W '"""' pl•y Is Sot t. N.rl~vlll•'• Tennessee 98 Crambling 94 · 4t.. 59 to Ja&Mn's 44 1ftC1 44 to Loyola, Md., 83 Baltimort! 76 Chlllpolis' 66. The Ptl'lttMr'l ne.ct Christian Brothers 88 ArkanSJi 8t thl• on. Nelly t. ttay In th• rftt.. Colorado '13 Miami, Fla. ~6 • Senior Bewl. Mnllt, AI•. Coach Harry Westfall of" LolaD FINAL has announced Ids pto~able start- . Spring Hill 83 Morehead, Ky. 71 lng liheop •• Gel"' . jtor.o;n, 8-3 MIDWIST and Jim MIDTAJ, 8-0, .) O:il'ards; •Bradley (IIJ' St. John's N. Y. 18 Willis Dicken, 6-<., eentjfi .ftm St. K'alama?OO 64 Calvin 58 Stui&leb k to Clair, guud, and. Ben Buckles, Duquesne 79 Dayton 71 a e guard, both •hqrlor mon. Dlclten Xavier .. 0. 87 Weste.n Ky 70 dt.· Comm. Heater is: lop seorer to datt; wlth an aver- l!!vansv11le 91 Jnd1ana sf. B? good Ur·eS.Ill aee hoo;ering around 1, points per 'Ball State Tchrs. 89 Estn Mtch. 't~ iame Oklahoma City &"I Arltona 55 MUST GO .. ~ Investigation Optned In Crash ®. t~ f&lti_-t:~~. ~: iUjNlndln1. _.,etil dat• wtlh ttla- ~· . Opponents lead SEOL Cage Play With Three Victories, No Defeah wU1 . malck baskets tonl.&:bt with the COLLEGE • • 6do8t!l Odl • Logan will tip-oft Sumner. Wa1h., tbe pilot ; Capt. H. Ltnrh, 3ft, of MUlberry Grove, 01., co-ptJot ;and Altm•n 3-C Ch~les 'M. s~ott, 23, of West ·N~wel1 Lafayette, fnd. Joes -~ --- I · · Couh ltetton pld f•te thl• morning Milton L•l'hWirt or ••stmin prt:lbabft ~fd tt•rt In pl•t:t of JuniOr H•'wtt1'6tnl at 1 forw.rd spOt. HtWtf.Omt hn I painfully bruiMd thurtlb and will llk•lv bt useci tjN.rlntly, the t:OICh t•ld. Rice Tnstitu~e METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES At Trafftt' hlght In M1!dleport 0 pen Evea gs uutll 9 p.m. Murray City Five SMITH CLOTHING ~0. cAW ii'AMII, Owll., Replacing J-T In 0 n hand ror t.h~ op. etjlng whlsUe in Rat'lne Saturday squad wlll be night. Murrdy City recently def('ated Bur!• 'e l handily, the hottest and lcatl·.' 'S five in the Athens County League. Lilt le eia~ is known ol ~he coming Turnado upponttnts. L"lOllS' MentOf JS ~~~P=h=e=n=o~R~0~4~5~-J~~~~~e~ou~n~l,~·'~-~w~h~"~h~w~I~U~ge~ t~u:n~d:e~rw~oy I Coa~~oJ1 0£ Year· ---~ •boul R. t5. 25% 153 Texas A&M 39 St. 62 Lam.,. Tech 78 North Tex. Racine Cage J)ate R•ltoo pcoh,bly wtn go with his starting lineup of previous game11 which is Hawtborne and Wild'"""'" "' the lorwardo, high 'oorlng .loln><on Rt contcr with Buffington :. nd Sleson at the gunrlis. /\hiP substitutes Include Lamhert . M:.rtin ami Eastman. A r1·srrv" lfnme Ja scheduled !or 7 , m .'"'rore the varolty en- SA.LE sountwesr Other consistent ICOrera oli: the evenly balanced Logan elub are Morgan, ~furray and BuekJeJ, ' Raclnc H'lg:h School Principal Coach Rclton, In hla first yeai Dorrald Wolff! 811id today Jac1tsonat Pom eroy, has molded rtogether v111e-Trimble'~ basketball team a fast club that has "eome-along" which Wll!l to meet Racine Satur· night here wl\1 not come. rapidly. The Panthers aw'ptlsed davThe J-T t~am was unable to follower ~ by dumping Nelaonvilllt make the trip because of schedule .wbich had rH'en tagged a1 the it was learned. team to be11 t In the SEOL this dirrieulties, Instead ,a strong Murray City season. Many More T• Choaie Fram 10PCOAT ' Howell Runnerup PCLVotes For All Athletes In Grid Battles N. 2dl Ate. . . .... .'·. ·' illckllepol1 The M:iehigati_- titdi&M cash at BlooDiln,tbft, Ind., wiD fonnaUy open the 19ft campaign at 1:30 ,. \ &All FitANOI!Il)() t*' ~ The PacHie Coast Conference, appar- • p.m. in a game to be teltriaed on the Midwtst te'gionat uetwort 'Jbe ()ther t'Ofttests are nighttime at- ently l1noiln« lioo• !loW! teeiitd,itilf<·f.l':";~l!::~~~-~ to lncrealle Oil)! .tehO c ments tor fain. athlete~. Tbe eonferenae fftbera, composed of prlialden1i, I16Rltv repre· sentatlves and athletiC directors the nine member voted to req!fi:re a j'C" gioa~ rierage for at~le~f" and to lner~~if the er Of UniU t~.~ Wittt't carry In the oH-eeason. .oaeii. However, at first aeaslon the two-dly winter tMeting the fatbl!ira oonlidered onl' four poin ., of a new tO.pOint OOdf proposed NEW YORK UP ~ Buddy by the ~telltilents' eOUncll last Park•'r, whos<' Ddro~t Lion~ fin - M.Mftl\ lind Jftide l'iO' announce ishl•d Sl'('O IId Jasl Sl'ilSOII after menta. 011 ehan~lfl• in the regula· windinJO': up lust in 1955. today wa~ ti,on~ to permit additional finanCial mimerl N<~tiunlll l<~on\lmll LI'II~Ue aid to attile~es. · CANASTA CLUB MIITING . Phone 38f-Y '· Safety Center Specials . -~ TIRES .... ········ SEAT COVERS lAnERIIS · ·· ·· ·· ·· · · · MUFFlERS "Coarh uf the \"('nr" in the unnu11! J-'l'f'!ill poll. Parkl'r. whose Li(•ns lu~t Lhe Western Divialon till<' t o ttw Chicago Benrs by a half.o!:aml', received nine votes In ballo1i ng hy 2& sport s wri• ~rs who cOVt'n•d tht'! United 19S6 rampaign in the . ANTWRUZI · · · · · · · · · · · · CHAINS etller Jluio Jlceessortes an(l th rlr flrl!t lt~aj!;ue rhamp!O'l · ship in 18, wns runMrup with six ..,.,. $1495 ISRAILITIS TO TOUR NEW YORK UP - The national basketball team of rsracl, which •' Many Other Bargains ••• THROUGHOUT THE STORI ..... .-... Real . Coronet 8 ~J.bid.r· 4 Do6i' S6clan, RadiO, lteNr liild . ''7' . ~. TraJI&. $895 I ., '5I I I p ·t951 Fonl ., ' Defroster, 8M Ph'lltitto· ' U· raDI., ...u 101 1t52 l9SOPA~ . Hardtop, HeafO't aliii M~•tf. Tone Finisll. 'two Door $eda!l. ,~clio and ~ter~ . 116ftftlll'. JIH rlDIIIt, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . ! l i e d aallto lea¥)' , lings ''Your· .,..,._Plymouth biGler" been UW'IIe. ' . ..:\ ". ~ I FILiBUSTER . FIGHT . PRINCIPALS-~ Mldtleport 1955 OLDSMOIU' ... SUPI& il · · • 2 Door. One 01\'aer ~ Low llilea,. - Glella is a piD; AU wfiUe flnl.sh - B!Ut! lnterlo#. $f8tl . ··~·- . .... _.......... $l095 '575 Co. 11J.$2 OLDSMOBIII-9Ub.lla!Wa, C... Tral1 a ShoiV !16om Car. Fully ~;til. rU:;IJ..;: .ift4"t'teiM . flnlsll-'-- Leatl!et Interior. MOU15-LOCIC ....... ""' 175.00 A1ways topthlr-ll'ft. . .. • pi.C. ••• w .. Keepub -bl... moftd Rinp &N lnterlotb4 fe, rn4"~ tll•ir full btwty tM. bria.. Iiana. fonvarl B'"'J' XHJ*ib Enp11rMDt ,, .. Diamond is a ~· ~ ~· \ 'f;,.Jf l "• • perleflt 1952 (HRYSLEit• 4 Door. Aut6matlc drive. Radio - \' \ e .' • '19· PRINCIPA~S In Collins Jewelry Pomeroy the upcoming Senate fi ght on!r eliminating the taUbuster Will be Senator Clinton P. Anderson (D), New Mexico shown at his desk In Washington, and Senators Hany Byrd (D): Vlr~inla {upper right), and RIChArd B. Russell (D). Oeorcta (1ow.. er r1ght). Anderson Ia achei1Ultd to otrer a motion that 1:116 $ellail adopl a new set of parllamllh"tary rules. Byrd ani! Ruihlll Je mar8ha11ng forces to oppose' W Change, .Allderson ltd &D. "ft.em.Pt , to~~~.! tJ.!le four y6&1f~~-(In~ ··' • , ...· .. -- '; KARR & VAN ZANO.r~ CADILLA~LbSIIdllitE ili.Uft W. Maltl St. ~ PhODe 48.1 · :. ' ·- .' .. ' I . 'llti . "Where Yo~ Confldeuee 11 Jutlfled" I ... $391 1950 CHEVROLET- Delne 2 t1eot Good Motor- Good Tires :- SoUd lbly. A Good Buy. Main lit. ~' V•B Heat.t- Cle:lli in*lde liild mil. pm- llu't•·• .tud !n writlit.& ~t KM~, Ooo4 HouttkM~tinc ''· . 1952 OlDSMOBILl .. Sof*U 2tlior Power Steering -f\.Hydramatic ..,. BidiG'...,. Realer. AI !tip ear. $150.00 ICINNAN-toc!c ··~- .. 1954 CADILLAC--saffs 62 Coupe. One Loeal OWlled car. It's nice, of COIJtst: ' . 1953 CADILLAC- 8151 62 4.lloor Sedan. BeautlM Dark Greefl Mellillc> ~ !qUI"""" · the way you would ez;eet. · · ,.,..... · \, .- $525 DeSotO tHo Julia at lttl Be•tl St*eftri t '''*nD !' $595 King, Judy and Tommie I, 2 clnd 3 . 1Qoot • dr. Sedall. .· ·an4 Dftroater. Spar•e~nmsh. TO::IEEP RESOLUTIONS 4 DWt Sed.lt 8 Cyllndarr Oamtmdge 4 Door Sedan, . Radio, ~elitef and AutomaHeater and Deftflttet, BKle · tic Tffllt,, Ptl'lvlir' Steering, FiniSh. A steal it tlils~fitl!', I>Ji Sli'lr!) ai tliey c!ome. · $961 coming the 31st Dr. Cary Op•n oblll\pl&.. ' Plymouth beige over brown Two Tone Fllllalt. • 'i 18111 4DI' ·. . . .~ We Wish To Toke This Opportunity To Thank Our Many Friends snd Customers for Their Patronage. .8. IN THE TBI·COUNTY AREA The. Lutheran Sunday School a ~ew Year's Eve Watch at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ; Ed.,-iJf"K{:;~~T~h~ose attending wel'e ,-· Jimmie and GaOirlaker, Allen, Dla.,.~fl Beautg. Plymouth ' WATCH . PARTY IS ENJOYED . lllfl . $59S 'bTZ ' 'it'"b# Ptymouth IOQII W•""n Coun&rt . -$395 '. '• WSCS TO MEET The Women's Society of Worlrl Service of the Enterprise EUB · ~hureh will meet Tuesday evening It the home of Mrs. Herbert Dix~iil.a,;Roc~ Springs Road, with Mrs . l . Grueser, a!l co-hostess. Mrs. Bentz will be program 8'1' SUNDAY SCHOOL c•ouP recondition and guarantoo all late model cars. Pll~~~~e' em Defrolter, BJaCk i'liolttlo.. '-~·· ~-;ro 0o: A~ . .. afiliJ~ l I -~ $375 ~... ' ·. Mrs. Denver Rice entertainc1 her C.1r.asta Club Wednesday ar.rl prizes were won by Mrs. Philip Bailey, Mrs. Harold Eppley, Mrs. Kenneth McElhinney and Mrs. Donald Lowert. !J'IW' hostess served a dessert eout"S'e to thote-named above ind Mrs. Randolph HunphreyJ and Mrs. Paul Theiss. .MEIGS MOTOR CO. >j· 0&\t -Se4ali Heater IUid ·W,t ·· o i f ·t " U' ; 'M 1 Z.090t se\Uti, Ridlo; Htr. • '''tTl' Blue tf,.. . TO SELL THE . SHARfiESt USED CARS 4 . ~-99~. . . ·. : -· · 1951 l)odge .1049 bodae COroilet 8 cyi!Dder 4 fibdl' ~. Radio, _mater And Gyromalic TrillS. Green fin! Ish. .. Best Serv1ce lri 'i'he Area FOr tile·Least Charge Possible 'i\' e w11l $971 . ', $$15 l ,-1 II • 1949 Dedit Fine Used Cars at a Sacrifice! Phone 3134-J . erhauted. . -Cjiupe, ~~ $ . Cylinder Club Heater and Gyromallc 'l'r1Bt., JJtN Fin- ~lUCie Ish. We Will Clotf Our New Car and Service Dept. We Will, However, fol • LIMittd Time Keep Open Our Used' Car Lot To Clear Out Our Stock of LEGION AUTO SA,LES 3 :..,,_..; · ""'uucl G Cywmer·4 Door Sedan, Radio, Heater ~lid VefloJter. !lbl'P·'.IIeaiUful Two Tone Pltlnt. · $6ftJ -19-53-DOd_g_e 19ft bodge Beginning Monday, Dec. ·31st Pomeroy, &hlo Corontt 4 Dr. Sedan RadiO · Hlr" tf Oyi'GmaUe ''i'ralllt' Corooet Va Club Coupe, Sharp Bel•e Finish · Radio, Heater and Gyro· •. · . torque Automat!~ TtansmJs. . 81011. Motor compbitt!Jt ov· I waa forel!ld to wltllclraw from the Olympic competition becausa of the hostiUtle'IJ In the Mideast will open a .cros•·country tour of tbe United State!! with a aami'J at Madbon Square Garden Sunday afternoon, Feb. 3. GOING OUT OF .BUSINESS S.ALE· ' · 1954 Dodge 1951 Dodge 1953 Dodge 1953 D_.ge votes. SBE THE 2 . _ .TO GIVi TH.E -- ·- ··--- Royal V8 4 dr. Sedall, Htr. & Def. Low Mileage Spatt· lint Black Finllll ' · % MORE New Cars 'F.; sell more. new Chryslers & Plymouths, we will allow $1195 leugue t:illes. At Least . ••• · o % S hi ~her trade:Jn allowa~ces to our customers. ." Coronet 8 Cylln~ 2 DOot .Sedan. Radio Ml4 llhter, Low Mllelf6. Bla4k tln&li. various Jim Lee !lowell, who guided the New York Giflnts to thrlr rir~t Eulem Division title in 10 years MAKi YOUI CHOICE . �. I "· • • •• . \. -~ Couple Retums ' I ' DlilJSelltlnel,Pol!leroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 4,1957 WALUWAS UST J.~ UP- Ovtfielder ..W WB ltlllf 1ioiJi tile John t. ES t Ailifd u the • . " Ollllltattdin4 ~tse-.a. 1 Panthers, Chiefs Tan •. e • n..v..,ae~e Fullmer In Title Lass jj:(f ~ . ' ' ·· SplasLets Coarh Dic'll: Jtetton's caters i•ll•dCw• league lj;'adina Lopn ChleftainJ on U.il' Pomeror flpor In a gal'De 1'11.1'SK 1 -BASKETBALL that could be vlt.IJ Ia ,:hampi4nJhip hope..~ f(..r botk clubs. TRADE-INS ' ' ,, i' :r From Howoii &or Htdiday Sl!~sdn 'Ca.,., d.ct Mr.. Buaier J'arrell Of Heli~opter apd children wlto flew tiom the l!>waltan llfan4o ~~ lhe holt :!l>W AliD8 IIJR FOliC~ B,uE, CaUf4 liP - Air Forte ulfi"Jal• to. v,.- tn cliirle.ton: w. v.; lor alll· J'am!ll Will IH~e ,.0~ · tftlilent In Jfph bd HI\. r ..,,u W'lll lei\lfi! tot t ll115rit!il "Vtslt -1n 'tutlr.~y with b•r fltbet and other . _!:ela(Jves. Upo,ft ber'rettlMJ •be will .\'iilde in Calllorni.a. I dJif iOYtltlpted the n'ilh of 1 helicopter In fhe llt'Mrt n~ar thla Cttt. cenlt1', daimin1 the llvw or thrte airmen. The Sltor11ky helitopter plun'td to e.uib Thuud1y and burned thret r¢Jn wett t)f th~ bar.e. Tbe craft 'I'll on a routine ttainin1 mlsBion. , I Tbe vlethr•• wtl'e identified as Capt. Wa)"ne W. E•aert. M, of Favored OvetOU . , United p,.u with a 8.0 •AST , sk~in, havln~ victories over Gal- Holy Cross 111 Massachusetts 08 lipolis, wellltoo In a thriller, and Rut:era 70 Delaware 64 cOMl! fN! Jackson, thf" l.aHer a one-sided ..,_ St Bonaventute 82 Lemoyne M tOOK '«M'CIVER, fair. Pomeroy lnto tbe a:albe Wake Forelt 72 Qeorge Wash. 5f THEN BUY 'EM! tied in sK.n place lrith thiee Lafayt=tte 99 )tcnvln B4 other clubs, each with two wtiu, Lincoln 72 Bethany 61 Ofle IO!S. SO liTH TM Panther ~Of'd to ••• in Georeia Teeh 95 Howard :W '"""' pl•y Is Sot t. N.rl~vlll•'• Tennessee 98 Crambling 94 · 4t.. 59 to Ja&Mn's 44 1ftC1 44 to Loyola, Md., 83 Baltimort! 76 Chlllpolis' 66. The Ptl'lttMr'l ne.ct Christian Brothers 88 ArkanSJi 8t thl• on. Nelly t. ttay In th• rftt.. Colorado '13 Miami, Fla. ~6 • Senior Bewl. Mnllt, AI•. Coach Harry Westfall of" LolaD FINAL has announced Ids pto~able start- . Spring Hill 83 Morehead, Ky. 71 lng liheop •• Gel"' . jtor.o;n, 8-3 MIDWIST and Jim MIDTAJ, 8-0, .) O:il'ards; •Bradley (IIJ' St. John's N. Y. 18 Willis Dicken, 6-<., eentjfi .ftm St. K'alama?OO 64 Calvin 58 Stui&leb k to Clair, guud, and. Ben Buckles, Duquesne 79 Dayton 71 a e guard, both •hqrlor mon. Dlclten Xavier .. 0. 87 Weste.n Ky 70 dt.· Comm. Heater is: lop seorer to datt; wlth an aver- l!!vansv11le 91 Jnd1ana sf. B? good Ur·eS.Ill aee hoo;ering around 1, points per 'Ball State Tchrs. 89 Estn Mtch. 't~ iame Oklahoma City &"I Arltona 55 MUST GO .. ~ Investigation Optned In Crash ®. t~ f&lti_-t:~~. ~: iUjNlndln1. _.,etil dat• wtlh ttla- ~· . Opponents lead SEOL Cage Play With Three Victories, No Defeah wU1 . malck baskets tonl.&:bt with the COLLEGE • • 6do8t!l Odl • Logan will tip-oft Sumner. Wa1h., tbe pilot ; Capt. H. Ltnrh, 3ft, of MUlberry Grove, 01., co-ptJot ;and Altm•n 3-C Ch~les 'M. s~ott, 23, of West ·N~wel1 Lafayette, fnd. Joes -~ --- I · · Couh ltetton pld f•te thl• morning Milton L•l'hWirt or ••stmin prt:lbabft ~fd tt•rt In pl•t:t of JuniOr H•'wtt1'6tnl at 1 forw.rd spOt. HtWtf.Omt hn I painfully bruiMd thurtlb and will llk•lv bt useci tjN.rlntly, the t:OICh t•ld. Rice Tnstitu~e METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES At Trafftt' hlght In M1!dleport 0 pen Evea gs uutll 9 p.m. Murray City Five SMITH CLOTHING ~0. cAW ii'AMII, Owll., Replacing J-T In 0 n hand ror t.h~ op. etjlng whlsUe in Rat'lne Saturday squad wlll be night. Murrdy City recently def('ated Bur!• 'e l handily, the hottest and lcatl·.' 'S five in the Athens County League. Lilt le eia~ is known ol ~he coming Turnado upponttnts. L"lOllS' MentOf JS ~~~P=h=e=n=o~R~0~4~5~-J~~~~~e~ou~n~l,~·'~-~w~h~"~h~w~I~U~ge~ t~u:n~d:e~rw~oy I Coa~~oJ1 0£ Year· ---~ •boul R. t5. 25% 153 Texas A&M 39 St. 62 Lam.,. Tech 78 North Tex. Racine Cage J)ate R•ltoo pcoh,bly wtn go with his starting lineup of previous game11 which is Hawtborne and Wild'"""'" "' the lorwardo, high 'oorlng .loln><on Rt contcr with Buffington :. nd Sleson at the gunrlis. /\hiP substitutes Include Lamhert . M:.rtin ami Eastman. A r1·srrv" lfnme Ja scheduled !or 7 , m .'"'rore the varolty en- SA.LE sountwesr Other consistent ICOrera oli: the evenly balanced Logan elub are Morgan, ~furray and BuekJeJ, ' Raclnc H'lg:h School Principal Coach Rclton, In hla first yeai Dorrald Wolff! 811id today Jac1tsonat Pom eroy, has molded rtogether v111e-Trimble'~ basketball team a fast club that has "eome-along" which Wll!l to meet Racine Satur· night here wl\1 not come. rapidly. The Panthers aw'ptlsed davThe J-T t~am was unable to follower ~ by dumping Nelaonvilllt make the trip because of schedule .wbich had rH'en tagged a1 the it was learned. team to be11 t In the SEOL this dirrieulties, Instead ,a strong Murray City season. Many More T• Choaie Fram 10PCOAT ' Howell Runnerup PCLVotes For All Athletes In Grid Battles N. 2dl Ate. . . .... .'·. ·' illckllepol1 The M:iehigati_- titdi&M cash at BlooDiln,tbft, Ind., wiD fonnaUy open the 19ft campaign at 1:30 ,. \ &All FitANOI!Il)() t*' ~ The PacHie Coast Conference, appar- • p.m. in a game to be teltriaed on the Midwtst te'gionat uetwort 'Jbe ()ther t'Ofttests are nighttime at- ently l1noiln« lioo• !loW! teeiitd,itilf<·f.l':";~l!::~~~-~ to lncrealle Oil)! .tehO c ments tor fain. athlete~. Tbe eonferenae fftbera, composed of prlialden1i, I16Rltv repre· sentatlves and athletiC directors the nine member voted to req!fi:re a j'C" gioa~ rierage for at~le~f" and to lner~~if the er Of UniU t~.~ Wittt't carry In the oH-eeason. .oaeii. However, at first aeaslon the two-dly winter tMeting the fatbl!ira oonlidered onl' four poin ., of a new tO.pOint OOdf proposed NEW YORK UP ~ Buddy by the ~telltilents' eOUncll last Park•'r, whos<' Ddro~t Lion~ fin - M.Mftl\ lind Jftide l'iO' announce ishl•d Sl'('O IId Jasl Sl'ilSOII after menta. 011 ehan~lfl• in the regula· windinJO': up lust in 1955. today wa~ ti,on~ to permit additional finanCial mimerl N<~tiunlll l<~on\lmll LI'II~Ue aid to attile~es. · CANASTA CLUB MIITING . Phone 38f-Y '· Safety Center Specials . -~ TIRES .... ········ SEAT COVERS lAnERIIS · ·· ·· ·· ·· · · · MUFFlERS "Coarh uf the \"('nr" in the unnu11! J-'l'f'!ill poll. Parkl'r. whose Li(•ns lu~t Lhe Western Divialon till<' t o ttw Chicago Benrs by a half.o!:aml', received nine votes In ballo1i ng hy 2& sport s wri• ~rs who cOVt'n•d tht'! United 19S6 rampaign in the . ANTWRUZI · · · · · · · · · · · · CHAINS etller Jluio Jlceessortes an(l th rlr flrl!t lt~aj!;ue rhamp!O'l · ship in 18, wns runMrup with six ..,.,. $1495 ISRAILITIS TO TOUR NEW YORK UP - The national basketball team of rsracl, which •' Many Other Bargains ••• THROUGHOUT THE STORI ..... .-... Real . Coronet 8 ~J.bid.r· 4 Do6i' S6clan, RadiO, lteNr liild . ''7' . ~. TraJI&. $895 I ., '5I I I p ·t951 Fonl ., ' Defroster, 8M Ph'lltitto· ' U· raDI., ...u 101 1t52 l9SOPA~ . Hardtop, HeafO't aliii M~•tf. Tone Finisll. 'two Door $eda!l. ,~clio and ~ter~ . 116ftftlll'. JIH rlDIIIt, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . ! l i e d aallto lea¥)' , lings ''Your· .,..,._Plymouth biGler" been UW'IIe. ' . ..:\ ". ~ I FILiBUSTER . FIGHT . PRINCIPALS-~ Mldtleport 1955 OLDSMOIU' ... SUPI& il · · • 2 Door. One 01\'aer ~ Low llilea,. - Glella is a piD; AU wfiUe flnl.sh - B!Ut! lnterlo#. $f8tl . ··~·- . .... _.......... $l095 '575 Co. 11J.$2 OLDSMOBIII-9Ub.lla!Wa, C... Tral1 a ShoiV !16om Car. Fully ~;til. rU:;IJ..;: .ift4"t'teiM . flnlsll-'-- Leatl!et Interior. MOU15-LOCIC ....... ""' 175.00 A1ways topthlr-ll'ft. . .. • pi.C. ••• w .. Keepub -bl... moftd Rinp &N lnterlotb4 fe, rn4"~ tll•ir full btwty tM. bria.. Iiana. fonvarl B'"'J' XHJ*ib Enp11rMDt ,, .. Diamond is a ~· ~ ~· \ 'f;,.Jf l "• • perleflt 1952 (HRYSLEit• 4 Door. Aut6matlc drive. Radio - \' \ e .' • '19· PRINCIPA~S In Collins Jewelry Pomeroy the upcoming Senate fi ght on!r eliminating the taUbuster Will be Senator Clinton P. Anderson (D), New Mexico shown at his desk In Washington, and Senators Hany Byrd (D): Vlr~inla {upper right), and RIChArd B. Russell (D). Oeorcta (1ow.. er r1ght). Anderson Ia achei1Ultd to otrer a motion that 1:116 $ellail adopl a new set of parllamllh"tary rules. Byrd ani! Ruihlll Je mar8ha11ng forces to oppose' W Change, .Allderson ltd &D. "ft.em.Pt , to~~~.! tJ.!le four y6&1f~~-(In~ ··' • , ...· .. -- '; KARR & VAN ZANO.r~ CADILLA~LbSIIdllitE ili.Uft W. Maltl St. ~ PhODe 48.1 · :. ' ·- .' .. ' I . 'llti . "Where Yo~ Confldeuee 11 Jutlfled" I ... $391 1950 CHEVROLET- Delne 2 t1eot Good Motor- Good Tires :- SoUd lbly. A Good Buy. Main lit. ~' V•B Heat.t- Cle:lli in*lde liild mil. pm- llu't•·• .tud !n writlit.& ~t KM~, Ooo4 HouttkM~tinc ''· . 1952 OlDSMOBILl .. Sof*U 2tlior Power Steering -f\.Hydramatic ..,. BidiG'...,. Realer. AI !tip ear. $150.00 ICINNAN-toc!c ··~- .. 1954 CADILLAC--saffs 62 Coupe. One Loeal OWlled car. It's nice, of COIJtst: ' . 1953 CADILLAC- 8151 62 4.lloor Sedan. BeautlM Dark Greefl Mellillc> ~ !qUI"""" · the way you would ez;eet. · · ,.,..... · \, .- $525 DeSotO tHo Julia at lttl Be•tl St*eftri t '''*nD !' $595 King, Judy and Tommie I, 2 clnd 3 . 1Qoot • dr. Sedall. .· ·an4 Dftroater. Spar•e~nmsh. TO::IEEP RESOLUTIONS 4 DWt Sed.lt 8 Cyllndarr Oamtmdge 4 Door Sedan, . Radio, ~elitef and AutomaHeater and Deftflttet, BKle · tic Tffllt,, Ptl'lvlir' Steering, FiniSh. A steal it tlils~fitl!', I>Ji Sli'lr!) ai tliey c!ome. · $961 coming the 31st Dr. Cary Op•n oblll\pl&.. ' Plymouth beige over brown Two Tone Fllllalt. • 'i 18111 4DI' ·. . . .~ We Wish To Toke This Opportunity To Thank Our Many Friends snd Customers for Their Patronage. .8. IN THE TBI·COUNTY AREA The. Lutheran Sunday School a ~ew Year's Eve Watch at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ; Ed.,-iJf"K{:;~~T~h~ose attending wel'e ,-· Jimmie and GaOirlaker, Allen, Dla.,.~fl Beautg. Plymouth ' WATCH . PARTY IS ENJOYED . lllfl . $59S 'bTZ ' 'it'"b# Ptymouth IOQII W•""n Coun&rt . -$395 '. '• WSCS TO MEET The Women's Society of Worlrl Service of the Enterprise EUB · ~hureh will meet Tuesday evening It the home of Mrs. Herbert Dix~iil.a,;Roc~ Springs Road, with Mrs . l . Grueser, a!l co-hostess. Mrs. Bentz will be program 8'1' SUNDAY SCHOOL c•ouP recondition and guarantoo all late model cars. Pll~~~~e' em Defrolter, BJaCk i'liolttlo.. '-~·· ~-;ro 0o: A~ . .. afiliJ~ l I -~ $375 ~... ' ·. Mrs. Denver Rice entertainc1 her C.1r.asta Club Wednesday ar.rl prizes were won by Mrs. Philip Bailey, Mrs. Harold Eppley, Mrs. Kenneth McElhinney and Mrs. Donald Lowert. !J'IW' hostess served a dessert eout"S'e to thote-named above ind Mrs. Randolph HunphreyJ and Mrs. Paul Theiss. .MEIGS MOTOR CO. >j· 0&\t -Se4ali Heater IUid ·W,t ·· o i f ·t " U' ; 'M 1 Z.090t se\Uti, Ridlo; Htr. • '''tTl' Blue tf,.. . TO SELL THE . SHARfiESt USED CARS 4 . ~-99~. . . ·. : -· · 1951 l)odge .1049 bodae COroilet 8 cyi!Dder 4 fibdl' ~. Radio, _mater And Gyromalic TrillS. Green fin! Ish. .. Best Serv1ce lri 'i'he Area FOr tile·Least Charge Possible 'i\' e w11l $971 . ', $$15 l ,-1 II • 1949 Dedit Fine Used Cars at a Sacrifice! Phone 3134-J . erhauted. . -Cjiupe, ~~ $ . Cylinder Club Heater and Gyromallc 'l'r1Bt., JJtN Fin- ~lUCie Ish. We Will Clotf Our New Car and Service Dept. We Will, However, fol • LIMittd Time Keep Open Our Used' Car Lot To Clear Out Our Stock of LEGION AUTO SA,LES 3 :..,,_..; · ""'uucl G Cywmer·4 Door Sedan, Radio, Heater ~lid VefloJter. !lbl'P·'.IIeaiUful Two Tone Pltlnt. · $6ftJ -19-53-DOd_g_e 19ft bodge Beginning Monday, Dec. ·31st Pomeroy, &hlo Corontt 4 Dr. Sedan RadiO · Hlr" tf Oyi'GmaUe ''i'ralllt' Corooet Va Club Coupe, Sharp Bel•e Finish · Radio, Heater and Gyro· •. · . torque Automat!~ TtansmJs. . 81011. Motor compbitt!Jt ov· I waa forel!ld to wltllclraw from the Olympic competition becausa of the hostiUtle'IJ In the Mideast will open a .cros•·country tour of tbe United State!! with a aami'J at Madbon Square Garden Sunday afternoon, Feb. 3. GOING OUT OF .BUSINESS S.ALE· ' · 1954 Dodge 1951 Dodge 1953 Dodge 1953 D_.ge votes. SBE THE 2 . _ .TO GIVi TH.E -- ·- ··--- Royal V8 4 dr. Sedall, Htr. & Def. Low Mileage Spatt· lint Black Finllll ' · % MORE New Cars 'F.; sell more. new Chryslers & Plymouths, we will allow $1195 leugue t:illes. At Least . ••• · o % S hi ~her trade:Jn allowa~ces to our customers. ." Coronet 8 Cylln~ 2 DOot .Sedan. Radio Ml4 llhter, Low Mllelf6. Bla4k tln&li. various Jim Lee !lowell, who guided the New York Giflnts to thrlr rir~t Eulem Division title in 10 years MAKi YOUI CHOICE . �............ , •• .--· ~~~·. -·-w·~· .. -,.,-• --....~ ·-.-.~. , ·· ' RIIDSVI~LI 6-Dally SenUnel,POmeroy.Mldd}eporl. O.,lau. 4, 195? \> WANT ADS 11M 1 eeata Jllf" 1 word, oe.e 1D- terttoL llm.lmwn ehar&e ' cents :i()e. per word for t.b.ref1 too-- teeUtiYe lDMJ:tiom.. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE SLEEPING ROO MS, close in to..m, ln pursuance of the orde r or the 127 Butternut 12 2t 12bc Probatd Court of MeJ"s County , ~·vr reul ~ t.J• ·t:l<i,.! wallpa~ .Ohio, I wUI offer for sale. 1t public ~l ramer. L"Jin 1.. n 1' '-"her, M.ir1 aucti on , on the 2nd day of Febdlcp 1,rt Po ,.. !fd- X . Il -l ruary. 1957 at 10:00 o"doCk a m. ----~~ the fron: door of the Court FEESH cn:F-~'-'~- COW, 5 yean. House m Po meroy . OhliJ. lh(' fo lldt·<Jl for r. . m!ly or dairy. G. K lowing real c:sJatf' H~ultr , l'uw~·roy. P hc ne 246-X. The fellow1ng real r~talt'" situ ate 12 28 6tp i n Section No. 16. Town~ h Lp No. 7. . . . 1, Range 14, !)Ping m SCLJHO TownJ HOUMC"~ , ~I H!'O ISHED apart- 1 Shi p, Me igs Count aod Slate or men 1 w1 t h h ~ t n. 109 Un lon A ve ., I Ohi o begm ni n at Ytht' S ~ : corner or ca ll 494 \- I 'L·r~y L. Peoples. 01 th'e N. E. rl ~arter of &<·lion 16, 12 26 U I Town 7, Rao ' e 14 ·, thcrwe West . .. "' ~- •• ALFRED BiRTH SWld'ay School attend1ne.e Dec. 30 was 48, the oUerin• $8.3\5. Rev, Grove delivered. tbe me.. ' Mr. and Mn. Donald Kay are m nouncing the b.irth of twln daughtcrs Donna Marie and Di.ann c 1 ~axi e on December 26 at the ¥al· l oney Cli nic In Pt. Pl ean"t W. V 1. The Kays b&.Ye ana.thex daughte r :\flchelle. Paternal irandfather Is sa&e at 10:4!S. Scr1pt~re , Epb. G: ' • •P T I I I q.,~ Ic__ stream~ _,_ - -- SYRACUSE .. Al--l RAI'-I HA'NG M ~ CALL OJTA DOG~TCH OHCit,FQ' HIS -~ ....,Pro E" ~':"- ~to.G tN' -Jllo4' ' '" ' . $rrLET~eR , MOVE ANrnllNG OF ,IllS .JUST A .. ". ANO WAR IS OE-CLARE!O II ....."' ' - ~- ~W Newsl>rint Price Increase Hikes Costs $4 ATon ""Retneihbei. ~: "tfo formal U. . S. and Canadian The Loyal ·Helper~ Class or the puhhs~t!_n were concerned over II.kthodist Church . tleld their an· the Ab1t1b1 ~nnouncement A mt'm· 1nual Christmas dinner and party STRUCTURAL I BEAMS Mel AL.I OHIO VALLEY POmeroy .:.,,:,.,;_...,..,--..,.....,.:::::::::•1 trusL 18M BUJCh., 4 dr. h~d top, beautiful 3 tone a:reen finish, white c_ _ - - ·-----wall tlree, low rnlleaae. dyna· lJow, radio, hjl:ater. $2203.00. When ptJople suddt·nly face l)&Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 28 U reavmmmt the scrvtl'tl ol a tru~t worlhY runerol dmwl ll r is tndlsJ)('nsllblc . They lllso wt•lcome the ~ B Auto Serv1ce~ in[ormalton and counsel rcce1V· C. H. MWLING SONI Cj) - >t cd at ----- 1 --·- 011 PboD~ GZl. Nltlbt Pbone 0039X. DODGIW'L YllOIJTH DEAf., IRS. J1.4-ll 1'9l ----- -- - -- --- E!JEt..JHIC JtEio'IUGEUATO!t, in good runnlnJ: condition, Inner door for extra space, $211 .00. Mr•. Hob••rt Alh•nsworth, 612 Grant St., Middleport. 1 4 3tc FOR SALE RY BID- USED CAitS station wa r mts, and trucks. Obtain btd s ht• c t ~ at Main Gate of KY&C'r l'r£'rk Power HGuM~ 111 Che11hirr , Ohio. 1 3 3h" ' Trevey-Finsterwald Funeral Home Furnilon•. l'hune land , Ohio --·------(11 I Wanted To Buy ---· ----ffOOJO PIANO ln aood condition Coli fi3C!S-Y . 1·1-lllc FRESH COW and CALl''- Alva Fr)', Middleport R. D. 1, Bradbury. 1 2 3tp Sunday School All~ndance 1-iun. day Dec. 30th was 40 ofrering $8.42. Rodney Downing INSURANCE AGI':NC'Y ••"· Automobile. Health ACCIDENT Li,., Catualtv and Bonde Real Estate Broker In MIODLIPORT, OHIO 6136-M PHONES ~11 __ ............ ·-c... MAX WARD .... • • ATIOIIWI .._.. II$ L 1-..1 II. - - Porneror, Ohio --~-- 61 ---- CON(;RE'fl! BLOCKS "'Build &.Her f:or LePH GRtlESER BLOCK CO; 3 Mil•• North of Po.ne,_, On Rt. 31 Cell Wm. GrunA~r, ltock Spring• 1 3 3tc -----( 141--For Rent -·----- -~_;,== Shul er 111\d AUc" i\li!'ls~ s Nllll{:y F'~~· c l' ishcr o{ Ctlhtmllllll tipent lhf'ir vacuHon with tlwir home folk!i. .. Mr. anrl Mn. Dal(' Valentine I ROOM uous~ in SyraCUiil!:, gas. an dcblld«n o( rarknshurG wero electric and water, phone ·907-Xlhe recent .~;uc s t s or Eldon Kraeu· or B39"ll . l~ 31 6lO \l'.r aud rauul¥. __ --'--~ ., Mr. and 11rs. Ru1sell W)'ncope Mike daughter Putty and V:t laric St'?~Jc!r or ColumbllS spent l'"riday with h{tf varnnLH Mr. anrl Mrs. llanson Holter. They also visilcd Mr11. Ralph. Slasqn and son JIDfOld or Pomeroy. ~ on In arldlt1on I lit·~- \"an ~t · t·uru quRl· 2·4811, Rut1 :l. Sir mellon. FOREST RUN ilv nwnhruu1isl' wiltwut cxu·a· Butternut Ave., One ,ood usl'd UPUI<iH'r PIANO . re(ondit!o:~cd . Call Rutland I l! JUNK CO. Phone 51lf hf'.r of the . Senate Commerce Commtttcc wh1ch has been investigat· 1.ng ~he newr;_prlnt industry ra.11cd l~lr .JOlllt &ctJon by the United Stu_te!l ~nd Canada (It le.gisll~'c ~('twn U('CC~~ary . The Fcdcrlll rradc Commis:Mon .!la id It was lookmg l~to the posslhlllty of llnli· at th~ Riverview re11taurant in Pomeroy. Followin& the dinner an ('X('hange of gifts was enjoyed by Mr!l. William · Houdashelt Mrs. Hal ph Robson, Mrl. Grace Jividen ~rs . Carl W$CI[IC, Mrs. Melvin Grimm , Mrs. Btlrt Weese, Mu:. ltoyal Thomas, Mn. William Hoi· mf's Mr:.. William Eichinger and Mrs. Dana H)'lell. A rourid robin Christmas card _Wal 1ent to Mrs. A. E. Willlams a member who unable to attend Dana IIyseiLll and Mrs. Melvin Grimm. Mr~. Alben Duckworth wall called to Rittman retently becauHe of 11n automobile accldent which envolved her granddDIHthiE"r M'"~ ­ La Donna Lewis, Who's husband wa11 killed. .. ,...,. ~-" Mr. E. 1\1. Damewood was taken to lhe Gr,.nt Hospital Columbus For observation and treatment Wedn('sday his dau~hter .Mrs. Robert ·L ee Is with him. Mr. and Mn. Carl Bner and fam· ily of colubua spent Chri•Lmas with h1s mother Mrs. Amand.1 Baor. Reece Grimm of Columbus spl'nl 10 days with his parcnta Mr. and ~rs . Melvfn Gr\Jnm. Hcv. and Mn. _Rollin Kuntz of Trinway viatled recenliY with Mrs. Albert Duckworth. The Syracuse Home Drmon stralion group met at the hunn· of Mrs. Charle8 •L isle for \he ir December meeting where tliu~y enjoyed a pot luc:k lunch and an £'Xchange o{ a:ifts 1.0 · members 1 3 guests were present. Mrs. f'ranc:tl Rltter spent th.e Christmas and New Year holidays with hrr liOn Jaw andMorgan daughter Mr. Rnd Mrs.ln Frank in Bobby Tcr€11t o( Pomeroy !<~pen'. Saturday with hls grnndparents Mr. ond Mn. l-ewis Walkt'r. Mrs. Ro~e Ginheimcr ·and ram- Portt>moulh. cent KUCI!tfl of her molht'r Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Uf.rbt'rt r~rkN. John Bally. ami children vlllted. rceenlly with Mr. and ltrs. o. T Summerfield oLillle TonllllY Grurscr ~man of Ncr Cheater ~on of Mr, and Mrs. Edmund Gruc· ·~ d Sc scr strangled on a peanut it lod· ml. an !\Irs, GeorJe ' hnelrll'r 'cd In his tun1 he wAs taken to and Mr. and Mrs. · Albctt Duck· f"hi!dren's Hoapilal C'olumbu~ worth allcndd the funeral Mil'vic('s £or Floyd Lewb al Wa r ne where lt wMa removed. W. Va. , } Mr. and Mrs. liMroiU Newell of James Hubb.-rcl .of the L1 S. Columbt,~s spent SundaY nrt«lrnoon Navy stationQd ~t 'Bainbridge. Md. Y.-ilh Mr. and Mrs. Chas Buer 1111d liflCnt a leavo wltb hi• parcnta family . 'lr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard . Vis1t.in~ Mr. ant;& Mrs. Orvi\1~ Mr . 11.1111 Mns. Jim Vineyard of S\ai.·k on sund4y were Mr a11d Belpre were recent i1UC5b of Mn~. Mrs . w. c. of E. M. IJ.amcwood and 110n Lester, 1'he Charles Bacr family who and Mre. ha\·c been on Lho sick ll3\ are im· J\athic of prov in!: l!;tJ~,;ar t>n,Yl'e ol ~~:i~~"·a,~~r. Anw11111i1 B•er Bla~e ~ '' ACROSS 1 Flat ·lopped hills Rub-out Harvest~ DOWN 1. Char\1 2. Char1ea t I Any "xcu-':l e Lamb 6 (colloq. ' '' 49. ~2 - Missile u_ weapon :..rig tlndia) 14 . Juicy berry l:i . Samarium f.gyrr> . ) 16. Scrape 18 Spawn of tlsh 19 . Pendent 3. Slight taate ornament - ' . ., 19. Tidy 20. Sia-n of zodiac 22. Gourd 23. Su.- 4. Manila hemp pen~ - Parts ot alon windOW 2~. Sorrow.~ frames 27. canine of hayrever 6 . A cn.u~ 28. Enro118 In 7. Blund~r· 8. Sandarac mlltlAry 1ervlce tree 31. CUtUng tool D. Quick breads 36. Girl's name 10. Add8 augar 36. Chemical 17. Vlpe\- 21. .Ntow Eng- ' i DOLL OF A BABY FOR FILM STAR DAILY CROSSWORD . . compound 38. Molded mass of brelld . 40. Persons' 41 , In lhla place t3 . Emmet land state (abbr. I 22 . AatomobJie 24. Some-thing tiny 2G. Dwell :w. Commune (Nether. lands) :10 . Citrus tNita J2: Large WOTTn 33 . Affirmative vote I var.l 34 . Grassy .l!pS.eesln foreah MOVIE STAR Carron Baker b shown wltb ber busband, .Jack Car.. 'tein, as they look through the glass of the nursery at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, at the baby girl born to the 8.lm actress. She II star o1 the controversial film, "Baby Doll." Nurse Charlotte Kulp b~ldl the infant, who will be named Blanche. . (ln_ter:n«ttOMI) !!.7. Mine (Corn- waHL :19. Certa.~nly I archaic) "oin 40. Excla. fY'A~ion 42. Wild ~:·:t"n 44 . Maki! ame-nds for · 413 . M('allet 47. Not evef , 48. Raisea ' Dllll.Y CRYI'TOQUOTE- Hero's how to work 1t1 • .It L 0 N ·o F ~ L L 0 W O"e leHt!r simply stands for another. In thll! sample A Is u.,_ fo1· the three I./a. X for the two O's. etc. Single lettem. a~• ._ trophe&. the length and formation of the words are all ~ Ea('h day the code letters ~tJ;~t~rent. _-; .. ' IY Jk" A)li'DLB"AXR " KM &KCEPVC ",, J .1?ernember ' . • CJRC AL\ SliMS PUASANTNISS tn thl11 ch&t at the Qu&t D'Onay in Part• prior to a NATO dinner. CMttera· are ttrom left) U. 8. aecretll-ry of State John Foster Dull~~r~, FrenCh Fc;Joretp. Mtntater Chrietlan Pineau and Brltllb Foreign Se~ Selwyn Lloyd. U. B. promiaed wea.pon1 aid to NATO membert. (/11t.,.M«onaJJ N~#· Year'a_ Eve" nmp•~ She wp,a seleeted" tm tbit fatma) ahore Ln N'~ 'Yoili: CltJ'. tft~~erncitto-ncd} I newspaper I WE BUY ICKAt' IkON - . IOuloM~·' ,..;,,;~, people that New YNr's Eve Is just aiound the m'IB tnd sh' Ia spearhea4lb&. lie nationwide ris ____ 1832 S'I1JDE8AKER, 2 dr ., V8 Hy· dramatic drive, heater, very clean, one owner, f486.00. Pomu-roy Motor Co 11 28 tf INQ.II:S·'• MOLlY "ANN KEY MEN AT THE QUAl D'ORSAY METROPOLITAN AH KIN DO lT NJjN ,'.' MUCH AD O AB OUT · · CARRAD'INES · ----- aour Wreet. Service. •"· • ~u A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAB GET . YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE eoven, Fordomatlo and Continental trim. flOQD.OO. Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 28 tl THE SMITH FAMILY ' ' - ---- --- ~ LIL ABNER w•• G. E. REUTER l833 FORD. 4t dr.. lovely cteam and btLie, ·-uat~:~mllne, V8 motor 1un ...twr, adto.. heater, seat I ~riG ' 081 H'19h Hat ................. 1Tho/'ll Do It Every Time .. · ~· . I - " ~.:: .. I INSURANCE -- and ' '_, . I 7 - - - - - - ---- Mr. ~ • "' ..- ., I I mol r. Mro. Allee Foully. Mrs. Hazel Kibble anfl eblldren. a ueata of h is parenla, Steve an.d: Bonnle were vllltcn Mn. s . L. Edward• and R0bert Tueldt)' Of Mrl. Ruth Hall. · Ml p tt S Ml'l. Ethel Hetu r has •old bt>r week••in :Oyth lopwa..rt apent lilt tar·m in t.he ]tden ar•• to Gt-ne . U ar ..erJburJ ~ltb Cowde.ey and 10'1. Hetur baa mov her oou11n, 1tlin Beverly Sam.L ed to New Cum.berla'\d w v · Hull. Mr .and Mrs. O.rt: Edwa.;dleriwbere Jbe hlli• bOUJbt piope.rt)'.a, Mrs. Helen weatfaU , of Parker• 1 I 1 . ' 8-17; tut. "Redecmina: the time be Speeia! -uftc moatll iur z ceou eause the da)'l are evil." Hla:b_per word.. point. ol tbe mesage ineludtd the Pull rale or .z «DCI per word wdl itatemcnts that words are dealrF" be cba.rged fc.tr Ldvertisin.g lf not llenry J .. Shepherd of Boltoll , tive or c:on•trJ"C'Uve, time il U.0 -•d f bef.,_ ... uoo•"- of • b __. or ... e uae ..... w ac moll pretiour ,ift, God given \0 M"'. 01-onth folloWiDJ ioserUon. Mrs. Donald Brown underwen ~ man. aro.d tba\ time capnot be re&nor. iJl. A.d-.etUama-Sbould lk :1 tonsillectoOll' at GaUip:oliJ Clln'\! called, 1 repOrted lmmedia\elJ. The Daib Monday. , · Preeedlna: the me88lle Ricky Sentieel re~poru:tbl€1 Mr. and Mrs. Ben)' Montgolnen· for wore will thanQ2& onebeincorrect in· r. -~~.s.te'DilOit-- a;sden. ' 81 rods; th ••nee No rth atwu l 117 Dilllnier, small son ot Mr. and have returned to tbelr home ln aertlon. r::;cattoJd buards, 0....,. Clota.. rod s to lhe P ubllc Hoa d; t ht>Lll"e in lin. Lloyd Dlllinger, wta cbrbt1 Los AOiles. Caiif after a three :ara or Thaab •nd !!ipectal Nr,Clinton Fis her llid.dieJKJrt. a So,utherly direction al ong said ened. NeeD vUit here. "o od l Pbont.l 6-ll:Hi-- X. 11 -l-d I Public Road to the East Im e o( 1 ....,q o1 .,vent.:! pr m - a rea:u- _ . _ Section 16· th e n~ Sou th on the , Carol Roach, wbo ia employed at 'l'be M. Y. Y . beld fll re1ulll ft.r ~lassified nttes Obttuariea ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One East line 'of Seclion 16 to th e ' tile Miami Valle,r Hotpital in Dll· IDeetios Sunday evenint with an ~~Lo;~~~ per word. 8 room h9use ::-./e wly decorated place of begitming, conta i nin~ 55 1' to. o. il apendlo& New Yur'.i attendanee of 18 youtb and one ad. •,.a t I in~ldfi' an<i o1.1t. A . N. Ben&tl. acres, more or le ss. Rese rvin g to , here 'with her. lami1J. ult. 0 ICf"'S ! Pomeroy. 11 1 U the Sta te of Ohio, however , all W.anda Rousb and Julia EdWards · pevotions were led. by·M.arnrct -, ) AM NOW OPEN (o~ ;; ano stu-- 1 ~- -- H - I __ W_ ed _ oil , l:li S, coa l and other minerals ,av" enrolled ln MocntalJ) State AD~ Wlndlond. dents.· tmmedlate re gistration (1 ) e p ant with the r ·sht or entry ror the 1 ~urdness College ,.lD Parll:enbur~ . The leuon subjecl wu "The Mrt. Olive Ingraham . Pomeroy. ----purpnse of prospecting for . deve1· 1 Jack Miller and son, Bobby o! MtnlltrY of Healing." Tbe. lllbla Phone 438-M. 1 3 3tc op inM: , prod ucing and operatinl . ~inclnnatl 9· spent Cbriltmas witll ' EX ..., ERU~ NCED for the sa me, and the right of OC· leuo' was Genesis, Chap. 9. Dur.r. and Mn. Ivan 6bawver. iJlt , tb• bUJineas meeting tbe PERSON f'OR cupyjn g in ~o far as the tame 11 Mr and )Itt. Cor! Sbn'V"" ot axoup made P-IaJUJ for BECAUSE OF '(1-IE RAUN E·WA· essential to such prospecting, dethe WatcbSalem, Va. · liP eDt tbe weekend HAMA hasketball game the veloping, operating or produci~g THE PA1.JL D NEASE home in Mason City was awarded the sweepstakes priZe fOf tbe best N1J'bt aervtce-1 a~d party, A m~> Southe rn Local Bos.rd of Edu· also, reserving to the Stale of Oh.to • N H G d Cl i. · Pi red :1ere with ~ pareqb, · Mr. an<! Ucm WIS , made and carried tbft tht! use of streama flowing through , decorated home tn the recent contest sponsored b.Y the ew aven ar en cation will bold its regular Mr1 1van 'Shawver. Mr. Shawver said lands or abutting upon the at>:Ove, the ~ecorated Nease Jlome also captured frr$ place among the over·.all relipous Hecor. returned to Vircinia willa hia aon the bo>'• of the group )ave on meeting, ~onday lan. 7 at 8:00 OFFICE WORK tbelf ,Dext project the makln.J ~ Of same, and so much of the bankl ations: A prtze of $1S was awarded as sweepstakes winner by the Af~palachtan Ef~c P~wer for a VWt. p. m. at Raclne High School. bQU.boideu for the church se•11· Must have ('u mplele know· Paul Beegle, Clerk. 1 3 3tc Donna BUJ'rilardMr a student ~ w~ tWIJ project ll CQmplethereof as MaY be necessa~y for ::. om:2p:.:•..,n.::Y.:.·---- --,-...,.-- -- - (edge uf prot.edure and pol· at St. J_ oaeph•• Hotpit"al is .rpend- ted, to purth"" Dew aona boob. such enjoyment and protection of -.unplete ~ AUGl\.JIEN1 icies of in surance clerical such ing the boli~a bere. The JrOup hill purcbased a plano from erosion, conb.:.u,eilll ua brake ll!nlce Mr. ond iin. Pkf N...e and tor the bR;~~ner~t. lamin•tion or depooil of sediment. I work. tt•ckett'l &lfet!t 'ienice. Well Kathleen Weaur of K•mova, ·w. ' A\80, one other tract of land de· . "' Vain street. romUOJ, Ohio. 1'be iJ"OUP appointed a tommlt~ scribed 81 follows , to-wit : Twenty~ Pres~er1an Misliopary Va. .,ere r~t Jl]es~ of Mrs. Personal int e rview can be five (25) acres orr or the East Soctety . me-t m the chure~ annex tee -to ·lriake plall8 for a skatinJ Lufemn Weaver. a:AYI DON'T YOU KNOW7 aide of the West 'II of the North· for thetr No~ember meetmg _:wh· party for late Jan. or Feb. Baker's will glve yuu the best • obtained by phoning 425-X Mr. and Mn. James :Uunn spent · Attendance at last Wednesday east Quarter of Section No. 16. lch :ovas prestded over _bY the trade on lurnlture or applian· I or 246-X . the Christmas holidays here wit , evening prayer service was 26, Town 7, Rance 14 , save and except prcstdent Mrs. Pearl McBrtde. Durces. 4-6 tf their daughter and famlly Mr· an1 with Dinsmore Boyles leading. 6.26 acres which was sold off of mg the business ~ession officers Mrs. Bob Muncy and Jlmmy. This week the leader !s Delbert the North end of said 25 acw lot ror 19M elected as fo}lowa: (8) Auto Sales Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beach and GauL to J. W. Riggs, by R. G. WeUl. adreelected were Mrs. McBri.lie as I'IHIUlOY children spent the holidays with miniatrator or the Estate of j _ D. president and Mn. Thomas Clark 1950 ST UDEBAK.oER CHAMPio-N. PerHLn.e I'-'"' his mother, · Mn. Amelia Beach, Sandra Swartz bas been ill of recently overhauled , fin!! sh e:p c, Riggs, dece-ased , in the year 1876. as -vice president. Newly elected of Philipabury, Pa. the mumps. good rubber. for qu ick sale Both of lhe above described tracts was Mrs. Robert Harden as aecte· •Holiday •JisltOrs tn the Dorr Mn. [Joyd Ro•Jih and Carol $250.00. Come ond try it out. , LU 1 t';u ~ '' l e;--..::. ~er -v IL~ of land bemg situated in Sr::ipio tary and Mrs. Florence Ha~en were shopping in Parkersburg W. Wbitlatcb home were ber mother, G. A. Oee!"l, Racine . l 4 3tp Townahip, lt:eigs {;ounty, o{1io. as tileasurer. The program tl\d ijU!CK SEUVU ' ~ ub Watcll 11& ~s. Roael;i and her brothers Har·B eing the s11.me real estate con· 1\ible study period was conducted Va. , on Monday. pa.irlllll b~ Factor'! tt.Jnea &DM tftEVROLET, 4 dr . sedan, V8 Mr. and Mrs. J. G. -Smitters and ry and How~trd Roach. veyed to Erl Welch by deed re· hy Mr1. McBride, Mrs. Robert MariNillCb.,UHk •~t CUI.:LiNtl .n!iWb motor with overdrive , radio, Mr•. He!en Woodgeard and son daugther of Danforth, Ill visited LERS, P,•m,A·{l" . t-1-d corded in Deed Book 123 Page 31 rlen and Mrs. G~rge Schneider, beatl'r, seat coven, dark f!;reen Mr. and Mrs. Phil 8atey and lam· Jimmy visited relatives in Pitt• -~--oi th_e Meigs _county Deed Records. Mrs. Cliff William~ and Mrs. , ~ae finish. $1745.00. Pomeroy Molor burg, Pa., during the holiday•. &. TEU.VI SJ0!-.1 !)£RV1Ct Satd premises arc appraised at I Barrows were hostesses. A CbtlstHy during the weekend. eo. n 28 tr '(ADtu The Dinsmore Boyles (amily Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and Phone 200 . Ul'land Applialk'• $2,000.00 and must not be 110 ]d for mas program wUI be presented al spent Christmas Day with her pad&.ughler of Weirton,_W Va. vial~­ 3ture . ll8 W M~1n St.. PoDlero• less than 'two-thirds of said ap- Jl,,e December metl_tin&. 1l53 CH2V110LET, 4 J! ., 2 tone rents, Mr. and Mrs. Mollie Sturm 2-23-H praised valut" . The -syracuse Gikden Club held ed relatives here during the weekblue fini sh, ~ aeries, healer, of Millstone, w. Va. Terms : Cash in hand on day of the ir annual Christmas dinner clean. $79fa.CJO, Pomeroy Motor end. :Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode sale. ~nd party on Tuesday evening peMrs. J. L. Stwart and Mrs. R A. Co. 11 28 tf BESSIE L. WELCH, Admin- cember 4th In the ,F iremen! room F. Bryant were shopping in Galli- and a!)n spent Christmas Day· at the "borne of Mr. and Mrs. Clif· 1956 BlJ H' K V8 Super. 4 dr. Riv latratrhc of ttM Estate o-f Ed· 11t the town hall. The dinner was f-ord R. Hayes and son of Middle· iera Sedan. Power window~ , ward Welch, d•ceesed. fvllowed by an exchange of aifts MORNING STAR port. , stt•N i n ~, seat. antenna , and SAVE ON 'r'OliH S!lf' li: rtpair .lt WEBSTER & FULTZ and a regular meeting session in By Irma 8. lhle .c.__----''---- - -- brake~ . $3 , 19~ . 00. Blacttnar"s. Miss Rose Easterday, who is at· Hacine S hoe Slwp n 30 tf A~torney1 for Administratrix ('harge of the president Mr&. Florj 3 Btc (1) 4, L, lH, 2:1 f2) I, 5tc t•nce Harden. Hi members attendtending college at Upland, Ind., bu.s. Mr. l:nd Mrs. Norman Heilman spent her vac&tlon with her par· ed . 195H por.;TIAC Chicfton VB Deof Bellelonlaine are visiting a few cnts ,Mr. and .)ln. Reed East.~.:r Insurance luxe , 4 dr ., Sedan. Hydramalic 1 The annual ChrlAtma s party and With their daughter, Mra, weeks day. drive . only 5.405 aetunl miles. --- -~' rlmncr o( the Sunshine Makers Mildred lhle and family. B.u-net-SJIDIJb"Oil lns uranee Ajeney, The smallest child of Mr. and $2.50:"1.00. Ulactlnar's, l'omcro.v. SHAKESPEAREAN AtlOR John Carradlne and wife Sonia ar~ shown l' la ss of the Pre s b~·terian Ch11rch Mr. and M-rs. LJ.wrence Rose MldJiepo'rl- ~'\Tt' - AutomoblleMrs. John Chaney is very .Ul in ., 1 3 6tc as they appca1·ed !tl Loa Angeles Juvenlle ha ll in CWJtody battle was held in the church annex. 1"h .' Bnd Annabel were the Christmas Boncl.s. Phon11 tiJ " ·X G-20-tl the hospital. o\' Cf their t wo sons, Keith, 7, and Robert, 2. A divurce Is p,e nding. lah lc and ' room wcr £> (~ coratcd guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett 1955 rw w K Century , 4 dr . lhvi- - - · - - - _Leo Gilmore spent a few day! ca.rradine acr.u s es her of bemg seen very orten in company of era Sl'd <m . Jlard·tOp styll'. JJowcr COMPLETE lnsUt•tlce Protection. in kl.'eping with the Christmas aeaa~c gues~ 0~ !lister in . ~olum· Reed of CoolviUe. anotJ-ocr 'll"'n, Mk hael Bower. ( lnl e n•alio>ICJJ Soundphnl oll} sWt•rLn t-: and br 11kes. $2.595.00. Life, t\-uto, f ire, i'1.1lio. Call Doll ~ ~~~'- t' ollowing the dinner an ex Blaellnar's, l'omeroy. I :\ tile MUl8, Middhlpnrl. nhlo \· ha ugc mystery pal gifl!l wer::! - - · · -~EW YOIIK UP -- Nt!W!!pri u! exc hanged and a Christmas pro1955 FC_H lll VB Han~h wa ~.: on . F'o ~d- t 21) k.l"':ul J-state prtr es, a.\ rl·atl y at H record h1o~: h grHm was given. Enjoying the part' omaur dnve . onglnal blue fin__ _ __ level , appc11red hl' aded toda}" for wet·(' Mr. and Mrs. Morris :Har den. ish. $l.fl9~ . 00 - Blacttnor "s, Pomc- ~·oH SALE on ILJ·::'tl", house and a nt>w p(•ak. :-.lr. and Mr.ll. Robert Harden , Yl :. rOl'· 1 J 6tc f<1r m. Sec Mr o. John Stout, HarA prirc increaSt" or .$4 a ton w.1~ ;md Mra. James TeD-ford, Mr. and ~· ,___ -- --~----rison ville. 1 3 3tc ]964 Bllll'K Special Dlx. 4 dr . announced ·Wednel!duy by thf' Abi· Mrs. Herman Lpndon, Mr . and Sedan . l-'lW mlleage, new fiul!ih . THREf.: ACJtF:S LEVEL GARDEN tibi Power and l'apt•r Cn . Ltd in Mrs. Ldwren<:e Diddle, Mr. anrl four room ht)IL St!, ele('tricity. At Toronto , Ont. St•vt•ral other pap $1 ,695 OU . \1lacltnar's, PomeriL~- .\lr ~. William Winebrenner, Mr. 01 1 3 lite Apple (;r•IVt' : St ·t· Alex Wheeler . !trld 'drs. Walter Harris, Mr .and 1 3 3lc produce rs lndlcnted tht'Y hllVl' h~ cn Mrs. Pearl Mctfride, Mrli. Uol.:tcrt ----·con sidering prirc ln('re a M' ~ Th( lWJ c m:v . 1 dr. or 4 dr . Sedan . Increase, if il bt!c omc!l gcner<~l , Whttf!, Mn. Donald Liale, Mra. Choice of 'lither car. Both .:ooll Cnttrill )frs. Charles would !.Jc at lca hl th e 14lil since Dunalrl buy5. $995.00, Blacttnar'r;, PomeBlake Mrs. Lawrence Whit\Hlch, 1003. roy . , r 3 l\tc All Make• and Mndel• . Mrs. George Sc\lneider, Gertrude !~ 1~33 newspnnl cost $41 a ton, Duffy Mrs Allah Teaford, Mrs APPROXIMArELY 4000 J,QCUST 2bltlb~ :'l mcrease would bring ita Eciisnn Hubbard and the Rev. How· posts, 12c each on atump. Phone 24-483. 1 3 3tc ard Ruppclt. price to about $134 li ton. AU'fO SALES I • "• NEW HAVEN ly MI .. Luc, Kibble Floaale Barcus of Atron visited here reeenUy wltb her alster, Mra. ~lie OohitOve. q yde Plc)cena has return.d !rom Waldo, Obin, •fler a vilit with b!1 d• ughter, Mrs. Jotephine y ..,. bu11he""' berr Monclar v!Jltlnl b.,. •hlldren ol Columbuo WOH reeent Mlll•:alll••.l•••a;p,....,_ ..,.....- ··- .. A Ctn.;jft... I , CEY q..otatlon MJGKTD SEKRE TP "" GKACVY SPHJT MVRRYMM~SKQQKJH <." RJ.T P!,IQYA. \ ' Nitrrday'• Cryptoquotc.-: i WAS BORN WITH A CHitON• JC ANXIETY ABOUT THE WEATHER- JOHN BUR· ., I'VE BI!EN ROUGHS. PQING- ' ~>.q., THe COOI<ING HOW LONG HA.S SHE BEEN SICK' I, llND l'l' WIU BRING DOWH TO EARli . ON THE BIGHT SWEI IHIII PIRSONS are dead and l!vt wounded u rMUlt of a lhootlnl' spree by a berserk gunman tn & Grqbound bUI tD ~elwld. The cunman, in a bus whleb had pulled tnto the ~ 1tatlon. killed driver Leo Almarico ot Cleveland wberL the drivel" orderecJ him to atop bothering a Ktrl puafiDPl", Oeol'l'iUJl K.u't.Me. 18., Fort Eustla, Va. Theil bo allot the lf,rl.dt&d. Uld ran lnto the waiting room 11praylng bulleta. PatrolmP :Miabael Barrett pve ChB.Be, hla OY/11 gun bla.zin&. 'fbo sunman WU COI'D&ted and kiU~ a fow blocks away by Barrett ud det.octlvu. (iMttntt~itmNl) -k.tpgan d ".01rs. D. 0 . Dl akf· o fHocporL Mr. alHI Mrs Gcralrl Hardsun and childn·n c 'onnie :wd Larry -.~l Gallipohl'l, anct \1.- Ch:alcs Sh•ck and molhrr ~~r~. ~;dna Rcll of Uunl-ing_ton. Mr. Slal'k rtmalns l'\lfob•l•r. . a re~:cnl \ ders mo,. ....er MrL'.l. A nna· M-" ~......oy. Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider hts home b)' of Middleport. Mn. Act. 51•tk l ,,i ,\ l real . initiat!v•, +~rift, llonelt;i•nd manhOod. Fine lrelts ~ character heeollio reel . end aetive In , y6ur boy whao ~. i•.f hawsp<~per- ' boy. , · ·v ' ' .I . .,. ,~ \!::::ac:::==:poc:::==:•=;=.i"!!c;;:i='!l'~'i""l'l!i"""''"-i+-_...-l.l ~ {)~·-(~hl«rerS~rin~~\f~er~n~-rre:;!'F~~~~ . ... !iOns of Columbus H:pont week cut! With ~lr~ . Cbll· UJness. \ A. new~p<~par' ro!rla will fl.lp do· velop · J"''r son's tesp 0 11sibiRf, was caUcd to New York City by the death of a rel•Uve Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harden ani son D•le of New ComerstOWll scrlomly ill. ~pent Chrl&lmaa wellk tnd witb !)Is · motber-Mrs. FJorencf Harden and Mr. ;mct Mrs. Alhl·r t. Duekworlh \other relaUves. Mrs George Schneider and daua:h· (er (o~leanor Kay . ~ttf'ndrd the Mr. arid Rrs. John Crooks ·of weddin g of Miss Donna Shork and Columbut are anno\mCing the Wlliam ouckworth Jr \n Rittman. birth of a daughter, grandparents Mr. Dut:kworth l.'> the l).r.alll1son ol arc Mr and Mrs. -O rviUe Crooks Mr. i\lld Mrs. Alh<-rt ourkworth. and Mrs. Norma Lisle. Elmer MllMr and Mrs Wdli~ L£'adingham lcr or Middleport ls a great graftd· and daughtl'n> c onni(' ;mrl Barbara father. Christmus with hi s mother Cl d Q .11 . •f d . Lcadiughom in ~outh I . au u1 en IS con .o 1 tne ::- ' r' HE DAIL . ' 11V'sEI\aTfl'iNEL ' l..1.l~1 I : ERTAN L'Y I Tr<A1 ElCISE 41JN"'" LE't H~ N E!?v~ A 5 rCV,.'I% '1~ 1;: I'A:."S AI?Ci.JNC' ~ WI'JNIE t • AFTER ALL. .. SI-lE AI\IC -~ E '< ~~Ill CCIJLDN'T 1-lAVi':: W\DE Bt?AD SREAI< OJR E~AGEME"ff, LN!.E.5S BIG-I\1' WII'>NTEt' IT -n.;AT WAY I THAT LON& �............ , •• .--· ~~~·. -·-w·~· .. -,.,-• --....~ ·-.-.~. , ·· ' RIIDSVI~LI 6-Dally SenUnel,POmeroy.Mldd}eporl. O.,lau. 4, 195? \> WANT ADS 11M 1 eeata Jllf" 1 word, oe.e 1D- terttoL llm.lmwn ehar&e ' cents :i()e. per word for t.b.ref1 too-- teeUtiYe lDMJ:tiom.. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE SLEEPING ROO MS, close in to..m, ln pursuance of the orde r or the 127 Butternut 12 2t 12bc Probatd Court of MeJ"s County , ~·vr reul ~ t.J• ·t:l<i,.! wallpa~ .Ohio, I wUI offer for sale. 1t public ~l ramer. L"Jin 1.. n 1' '-"her, M.ir1 aucti on , on the 2nd day of Febdlcp 1,rt Po ,.. !fd- X . Il -l ruary. 1957 at 10:00 o"doCk a m. ----~~ the fron: door of the Court FEESH cn:F-~'-'~- COW, 5 yean. House m Po meroy . OhliJ. lh(' fo lldt·<Jl for r. . m!ly or dairy. G. K lowing real c:sJatf' H~ultr , l'uw~·roy. P hc ne 246-X. The fellow1ng real r~talt'" situ ate 12 28 6tp i n Section No. 16. Town~ h Lp No. 7. . . . 1, Range 14, !)Ping m SCLJHO TownJ HOUMC"~ , ~I H!'O ISHED apart- 1 Shi p, Me igs Count aod Slate or men 1 w1 t h h ~ t n. 109 Un lon A ve ., I Ohi o begm ni n at Ytht' S ~ : corner or ca ll 494 \- I 'L·r~y L. Peoples. 01 th'e N. E. rl ~arter of &<·lion 16, 12 26 U I Town 7, Rao ' e 14 ·, thcrwe West . .. "' ~- •• ALFRED BiRTH SWld'ay School attend1ne.e Dec. 30 was 48, the oUerin• $8.3\5. Rev, Grove delivered. tbe me.. ' Mr. and Mn. Donald Kay are m nouncing the b.irth of twln daughtcrs Donna Marie and Di.ann c 1 ~axi e on December 26 at the ¥al· l oney Cli nic In Pt. Pl ean"t W. V 1. The Kays b&.Ye ana.thex daughte r :\flchelle. Paternal irandfather Is sa&e at 10:4!S. Scr1pt~re , Epb. G: ' • •P T I I I q.,~ Ic__ stream~ _,_ - -- SYRACUSE .. Al--l RAI'-I HA'NG M ~ CALL OJTA DOG~TCH OHCit,FQ' HIS -~ ....,Pro E" ~':"- ~to.G tN' -Jllo4' ' '" ' . $rrLET~eR , MOVE ANrnllNG OF ,IllS .JUST A .. ". ANO WAR IS OE-CLARE!O II ....."' ' - ~- ~W Newsl>rint Price Increase Hikes Costs $4 ATon ""Retneihbei. ~: "tfo formal U. . S. and Canadian The Loyal ·Helper~ Class or the puhhs~t!_n were concerned over II.kthodist Church . tleld their an· the Ab1t1b1 ~nnouncement A mt'm· 1nual Christmas dinner and party STRUCTURAL I BEAMS Mel AL.I OHIO VALLEY POmeroy .:.,,:,.,;_...,..,--..,.....,.:::::::::•1 trusL 18M BUJCh., 4 dr. h~d top, beautiful 3 tone a:reen finish, white c_ _ - - ·-----wall tlree, low rnlleaae. dyna· lJow, radio, hjl:ater. $2203.00. When ptJople suddt·nly face l)&Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 28 U reavmmmt the scrvtl'tl ol a tru~t worlhY runerol dmwl ll r is tndlsJ)('nsllblc . They lllso wt•lcome the ~ B Auto Serv1ce~ in[ormalton and counsel rcce1V· C. H. MWLING SONI Cj) - >t cd at ----- 1 --·- 011 PboD~ GZl. Nltlbt Pbone 0039X. DODGIW'L YllOIJTH DEAf., IRS. J1.4-ll 1'9l ----- -- - -- --- E!JEt..JHIC JtEio'IUGEUATO!t, in good runnlnJ: condition, Inner door for extra space, $211 .00. Mr•. Hob••rt Alh•nsworth, 612 Grant St., Middleport. 1 4 3tc FOR SALE RY BID- USED CAitS station wa r mts, and trucks. Obtain btd s ht• c t ~ at Main Gate of KY&C'r l'r£'rk Power HGuM~ 111 Che11hirr , Ohio. 1 3 3h" ' Trevey-Finsterwald Funeral Home Furnilon•. l'hune land , Ohio --·------(11 I Wanted To Buy ---· ----ffOOJO PIANO ln aood condition Coli fi3C!S-Y . 1·1-lllc FRESH COW and CALl''- Alva Fr)', Middleport R. D. 1, Bradbury. 1 2 3tp Sunday School All~ndance 1-iun. day Dec. 30th was 40 ofrering $8.42. Rodney Downing INSURANCE AGI':NC'Y ••"· Automobile. Health ACCIDENT Li,., Catualtv and Bonde Real Estate Broker In MIODLIPORT, OHIO 6136-M PHONES ~11 __ ............ ·-c... MAX WARD .... • • ATIOIIWI .._.. II$ L 1-..1 II. - - Porneror, Ohio --~-- 61 ---- CON(;RE'fl! BLOCKS "'Build &.Her f:or LePH GRtlESER BLOCK CO; 3 Mil•• North of Po.ne,_, On Rt. 31 Cell Wm. GrunA~r, ltock Spring• 1 3 3tc -----( 141--For Rent -·----- -~_;,== Shul er 111\d AUc" i\li!'ls~ s Nllll{:y F'~~· c l' ishcr o{ Ctlhtmllllll tipent lhf'ir vacuHon with tlwir home folk!i. .. Mr. anrl Mn. Dal(' Valentine I ROOM uous~ in SyraCUiil!:, gas. an dcblld«n o( rarknshurG wero electric and water, phone ·907-Xlhe recent .~;uc s t s or Eldon Kraeu· or B39"ll . l~ 31 6lO \l'.r aud rauul¥. __ --'--~ ., Mr. and 11rs. Ru1sell W)'ncope Mike daughter Putty and V:t laric St'?~Jc!r or ColumbllS spent l'"riday with h{tf varnnLH Mr. anrl Mrs. llanson Holter. They also visilcd Mr11. Ralph. Slasqn and son JIDfOld or Pomeroy. ~ on In arldlt1on I lit·~- \"an ~t · t·uru quRl· 2·4811, Rut1 :l. Sir mellon. FOREST RUN ilv nwnhruu1isl' wiltwut cxu·a· Butternut Ave., One ,ood usl'd UPUI<iH'r PIANO . re(ondit!o:~cd . Call Rutland I l! JUNK CO. Phone 51lf hf'.r of the . Senate Commerce Commtttcc wh1ch has been investigat· 1.ng ~he newr;_prlnt industry ra.11cd l~lr .JOlllt &ctJon by the United Stu_te!l ~nd Canada (It le.gisll~'c ~('twn U('CC~~ary . The Fcdcrlll rradc Commis:Mon .!la id It was lookmg l~to the posslhlllty of llnli· at th~ Riverview re11taurant in Pomeroy. Followin& the dinner an ('X('hange of gifts was enjoyed by Mr!l. William · Houdashelt Mrs. Hal ph Robson, Mrl. Grace Jividen ~rs . Carl W$CI[IC, Mrs. Melvin Grimm , Mrs. Btlrt Weese, Mu:. ltoyal Thomas, Mn. William Hoi· mf's Mr:.. William Eichinger and Mrs. Dana H)'lell. A rourid robin Christmas card _Wal 1ent to Mrs. A. E. Willlams a member who unable to attend Dana IIyseiLll and Mrs. Melvin Grimm. Mr~. Alben Duckworth wall called to Rittman retently becauHe of 11n automobile accldent which envolved her granddDIHthiE"r M'"~ ­ La Donna Lewis, Who's husband wa11 killed. .. ,...,. ~-" Mr. E. 1\1. Damewood was taken to lhe Gr,.nt Hospital Columbus For observation and treatment Wedn('sday his dau~hter .Mrs. Robert ·L ee Is with him. Mr. and Mn. Carl Bner and fam· ily of colubua spent Chri•Lmas with h1s mother Mrs. Amand.1 Baor. Reece Grimm of Columbus spl'nl 10 days with his parcnta Mr. and ~rs . Melvfn Gr\Jnm. Hcv. and Mn. _Rollin Kuntz of Trinway viatled recenliY with Mrs. Albert Duckworth. The Syracuse Home Drmon stralion group met at the hunn· of Mrs. Charle8 •L isle for \he ir December meeting where tliu~y enjoyed a pot luc:k lunch and an £'Xchange o{ a:ifts 1.0 · members 1 3 guests were present. Mrs. f'ranc:tl Rltter spent th.e Christmas and New Year holidays with hrr liOn Jaw andMorgan daughter Mr. Rnd Mrs.ln Frank in Bobby Tcr€11t o( Pomeroy !<~pen'. Saturday with hls grnndparents Mr. ond Mn. l-ewis Walkt'r. Mrs. Ro~e Ginheimcr ·and ram- Portt>moulh. cent KUCI!tfl of her molht'r Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Uf.rbt'rt r~rkN. John Bally. ami children vlllted. rceenlly with Mr. and ltrs. o. T Summerfield oLillle TonllllY Grurscr ~man of Ncr Cheater ~on of Mr, and Mrs. Edmund Gruc· ·~ d Sc scr strangled on a peanut it lod· ml. an !\Irs, GeorJe ' hnelrll'r 'cd In his tun1 he wAs taken to and Mr. and Mrs. · Albctt Duck· f"hi!dren's Hoapilal C'olumbu~ worth allcndd the funeral Mil'vic('s £or Floyd Lewb al Wa r ne where lt wMa removed. W. Va. , } Mr. and Mrs. liMroiU Newell of James Hubb.-rcl .of the L1 S. Columbt,~s spent SundaY nrt«lrnoon Navy stationQd ~t 'Bainbridge. Md. Y.-ilh Mr. and Mrs. Chas Buer 1111d liflCnt a leavo wltb hi• parcnta family . 'lr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard . Vis1t.in~ Mr. ant;& Mrs. Orvi\1~ Mr . 11.1111 Mns. Jim Vineyard of S\ai.·k on sund4y were Mr a11d Belpre were recent i1UC5b of Mn~. Mrs . w. c. of E. M. IJ.amcwood and 110n Lester, 1'he Charles Bacr family who and Mre. ha\·c been on Lho sick ll3\ are im· J\athic of prov in!: l!;tJ~,;ar t>n,Yl'e ol ~~:i~~"·a,~~r. Anw11111i1 B•er Bla~e ~ '' ACROSS 1 Flat ·lopped hills Rub-out Harvest~ DOWN 1. Char\1 2. Char1ea t I Any "xcu-':l e Lamb 6 (colloq. ' '' 49. ~2 - Missile u_ weapon :..rig tlndia) 14 . Juicy berry l:i . Samarium f.gyrr> . ) 16. Scrape 18 Spawn of tlsh 19 . Pendent 3. Slight taate ornament - ' . ., 19. Tidy 20. Sia-n of zodiac 22. Gourd 23. Su.- 4. Manila hemp pen~ - Parts ot alon windOW 2~. Sorrow.~ frames 27. canine of hayrever 6 . A cn.u~ 28. Enro118 In 7. Blund~r· 8. Sandarac mlltlAry 1ervlce tree 31. CUtUng tool D. Quick breads 36. Girl's name 10. Add8 augar 36. Chemical 17. Vlpe\- 21. .Ntow Eng- ' i DOLL OF A BABY FOR FILM STAR DAILY CROSSWORD . . compound 38. Molded mass of brelld . 40. Persons' 41 , In lhla place t3 . Emmet land state (abbr. I 22 . AatomobJie 24. Some-thing tiny 2G. Dwell :w. Commune (Nether. lands) :10 . Citrus tNita J2: Large WOTTn 33 . Affirmative vote I var.l 34 . Grassy .l!pS.eesln foreah MOVIE STAR Carron Baker b shown wltb ber busband, .Jack Car.. 'tein, as they look through the glass of the nursery at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, at the baby girl born to the 8.lm actress. She II star o1 the controversial film, "Baby Doll." Nurse Charlotte Kulp b~ldl the infant, who will be named Blanche. . (ln_ter:n«ttOMI) !!.7. Mine (Corn- waHL :19. Certa.~nly I archaic) "oin 40. Excla. fY'A~ion 42. Wild ~:·:t"n 44 . Maki! ame-nds for · 413 . M('allet 47. Not evef , 48. Raisea ' Dllll.Y CRYI'TOQUOTE- Hero's how to work 1t1 • .It L 0 N ·o F ~ L L 0 W O"e leHt!r simply stands for another. In thll! sample A Is u.,_ fo1· the three I./a. X for the two O's. etc. Single lettem. a~• ._ trophe&. the length and formation of the words are all ~ Ea('h day the code letters ~tJ;~t~rent. _-; .. ' IY Jk" A)li'DLB"AXR " KM &KCEPVC ",, J .1?ernember ' . • CJRC AL\ SliMS PUASANTNISS tn thl11 ch&t at the Qu&t D'Onay in Part• prior to a NATO dinner. CMttera· are ttrom left) U. 8. aecretll-ry of State John Foster Dull~~r~, FrenCh Fc;Joretp. Mtntater Chrietlan Pineau and Brltllb Foreign Se~ Selwyn Lloyd. U. B. promiaed wea.pon1 aid to NATO membert. (/11t.,.M«onaJJ N~#· Year'a_ Eve" nmp•~ She wp,a seleeted" tm tbit fatma) ahore Ln N'~ 'Yoili: CltJ'. tft~~erncitto-ncd} I newspaper I WE BUY ICKAt' IkON - . IOuloM~·' ,..;,,;~, people that New YNr's Eve Is just aiound the m'IB tnd sh' Ia spearhea4lb&. lie nationwide ris ____ 1832 S'I1JDE8AKER, 2 dr ., V8 Hy· dramatic drive, heater, very clean, one owner, f486.00. Pomu-roy Motor Co 11 28 tf INQ.II:S·'• MOLlY "ANN KEY MEN AT THE QUAl D'ORSAY METROPOLITAN AH KIN DO lT NJjN ,'.' MUCH AD O AB OUT · · CARRAD'INES · ----- aour Wreet. Service. •"· • ~u A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAB GET . YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE eoven, Fordomatlo and Continental trim. flOQD.OO. Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 28 tl THE SMITH FAMILY ' ' - ---- --- ~ LIL ABNER w•• G. E. REUTER l833 FORD. 4t dr.. lovely cteam and btLie, ·-uat~:~mllne, V8 motor 1un ...twr, adto.. heater, seat I ~riG ' 081 H'19h Hat ................. 1Tho/'ll Do It Every Time .. · ~· . I - " ~.:: .. I INSURANCE -- and ' '_, . I 7 - - - - - - ---- Mr. ~ • "' ..- ., I I mol r. Mro. Allee Foully. Mrs. Hazel Kibble anfl eblldren. a ueata of h is parenla, Steve an.d: Bonnle were vllltcn Mn. s . L. Edward• and R0bert Tueldt)' Of Mrl. Ruth Hall. · Ml p tt S Ml'l. Ethel Hetu r has •old bt>r week••in :Oyth lopwa..rt apent lilt tar·m in t.he ]tden ar•• to Gt-ne . U ar ..erJburJ ~ltb Cowde.ey and 10'1. Hetur baa mov her oou11n, 1tlin Beverly Sam.L ed to New Cum.berla'\d w v · Hull. Mr .and Mrs. O.rt: Edwa.;dleriwbere Jbe hlli• bOUJbt piope.rt)'.a, Mrs. Helen weatfaU , of Parker• 1 I 1 . ' 8-17; tut. "Redecmina: the time be Speeia! -uftc moatll iur z ceou eause the da)'l are evil." Hla:b_per word.. point. ol tbe mesage ineludtd the Pull rale or .z «DCI per word wdl itatemcnts that words are dealrF" be cba.rged fc.tr Ldvertisin.g lf not llenry J .. Shepherd of Boltoll , tive or c:on•trJ"C'Uve, time il U.0 -•d f bef.,_ ... uoo•"- of • b __. or ... e uae ..... w ac moll pretiour ,ift, God given \0 M"'. 01-onth folloWiDJ ioserUon. Mrs. Donald Brown underwen ~ man. aro.d tba\ time capnot be re&nor. iJl. A.d-.etUama-Sbould lk :1 tonsillectoOll' at GaUip:oliJ Clln'\! called, 1 repOrted lmmedia\elJ. The Daib Monday. , · Preeedlna: the me88lle Ricky Sentieel re~poru:tbl€1 Mr. and Mrs. Ben)' Montgolnen· for wore will thanQ2& onebeincorrect in· r. -~~.s.te'DilOit-- a;sden. ' 81 rods; th ••nee No rth atwu l 117 Dilllnier, small son ot Mr. and have returned to tbelr home ln aertlon. r::;cattoJd buards, 0....,. Clota.. rod s to lhe P ubllc Hoa d; t ht>Lll"e in lin. Lloyd Dlllinger, wta cbrbt1 Los AOiles. Caiif after a three :ara or Thaab •nd !!ipectal Nr,Clinton Fis her llid.dieJKJrt. a So,utherly direction al ong said ened. NeeD vUit here. "o od l Pbont.l 6-ll:Hi-- X. 11 -l-d I Public Road to the East Im e o( 1 ....,q o1 .,vent.:! pr m - a rea:u- _ . _ Section 16· th e n~ Sou th on the , Carol Roach, wbo ia employed at 'l'be M. Y. Y . beld fll re1ulll ft.r ~lassified nttes Obttuariea ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One East line 'of Seclion 16 to th e ' tile Miami Valle,r Hotpital in Dll· IDeetios Sunday evenint with an ~~Lo;~~~ per word. 8 room h9use ::-./e wly decorated place of begitming, conta i nin~ 55 1' to. o. il apendlo& New Yur'.i attendanee of 18 youtb and one ad. •,.a t I in~ldfi' an<i o1.1t. A . N. Ben&tl. acres, more or le ss. Rese rvin g to , here 'with her. lami1J. ult. 0 ICf"'S ! Pomeroy. 11 1 U the Sta te of Ohio, however , all W.anda Rousb and Julia EdWards · pevotions were led. by·M.arnrct -, ) AM NOW OPEN (o~ ;; ano stu-- 1 ~- -- H - I __ W_ ed _ oil , l:li S, coa l and other minerals ,av" enrolled ln MocntalJ) State AD~ Wlndlond. dents.· tmmedlate re gistration (1 ) e p ant with the r ·sht or entry ror the 1 ~urdness College ,.lD Parll:enbur~ . The leuon subjecl wu "The Mrt. Olive Ingraham . Pomeroy. ----purpnse of prospecting for . deve1· 1 Jack Miller and son, Bobby o! MtnlltrY of Healing." Tbe. lllbla Phone 438-M. 1 3 3tc op inM: , prod ucing and operatinl . ~inclnnatl 9· spent Cbriltmas witll ' EX ..., ERU~ NCED for the sa me, and the right of OC· leuo' was Genesis, Chap. 9. Dur.r. and Mn. Ivan 6bawver. iJlt , tb• bUJineas meeting tbe PERSON f'OR cupyjn g in ~o far as the tame 11 Mr and )Itt. Cor! Sbn'V"" ot axoup made P-IaJUJ for BECAUSE OF '(1-IE RAUN E·WA· essential to such prospecting, dethe WatcbSalem, Va. · liP eDt tbe weekend HAMA hasketball game the veloping, operating or produci~g THE PA1.JL D NEASE home in Mason City was awarded the sweepstakes priZe fOf tbe best N1J'bt aervtce-1 a~d party, A m~> Southe rn Local Bos.rd of Edu· also, reserving to the Stale of Oh.to • N H G d Cl i. · Pi red :1ere with ~ pareqb, · Mr. an<! Ucm WIS , made and carried tbft tht! use of streama flowing through , decorated home tn the recent contest sponsored b.Y the ew aven ar en cation will bold its regular Mr1 1van 'Shawver. Mr. Shawver said lands or abutting upon the at>:Ove, the ~ecorated Nease Jlome also captured frr$ place among the over·.all relipous Hecor. returned to Vircinia willa hia aon the bo>'• of the group )ave on meeting, ~onday lan. 7 at 8:00 OFFICE WORK tbelf ,Dext project the makln.J ~ Of same, and so much of the bankl ations: A prtze of $1S was awarded as sweepstakes winner by the Af~palachtan Ef~c P~wer for a VWt. p. m. at Raclne High School. bQU.boideu for the church se•11· Must have ('u mplele know· Paul Beegle, Clerk. 1 3 3tc Donna BUJ'rilardMr a student ~ w~ tWIJ project ll CQmplethereof as MaY be necessa~y for ::. om:2p:.:•..,n.::Y.:.·---- --,-...,.-- -- - (edge uf prot.edure and pol· at St. J_ oaeph•• Hotpit"al is .rpend- ted, to purth"" Dew aona boob. such enjoyment and protection of -.unplete ~ AUGl\.JIEN1 icies of in surance clerical such ing the boli~a bere. The JrOup hill purcbased a plano from erosion, conb.:.u,eilll ua brake ll!nlce Mr. ond iin. Pkf N...e and tor the bR;~~ner~t. lamin•tion or depooil of sediment. I work. tt•ckett'l &lfet!t 'ienice. Well Kathleen Weaur of K•mova, ·w. ' A\80, one other tract of land de· . "' Vain street. romUOJ, Ohio. 1'be iJ"OUP appointed a tommlt~ scribed 81 follows , to-wit : Twenty~ Pres~er1an Misliopary Va. .,ere r~t Jl]es~ of Mrs. Personal int e rview can be five (25) acres orr or the East Soctety . me-t m the chure~ annex tee -to ·lriake plall8 for a skatinJ Lufemn Weaver. a:AYI DON'T YOU KNOW7 aide of the West 'II of the North· for thetr No~ember meetmg _:wh· party for late Jan. or Feb. Baker's will glve yuu the best • obtained by phoning 425-X Mr. and Mn. James :Uunn spent · Attendance at last Wednesday east Quarter of Section No. 16. lch :ovas prestded over _bY the trade on lurnlture or applian· I or 246-X . the Christmas holidays here wit , evening prayer service was 26, Town 7, Rance 14 , save and except prcstdent Mrs. Pearl McBrtde. Durces. 4-6 tf their daughter and famlly Mr· an1 with Dinsmore Boyles leading. 6.26 acres which was sold off of mg the business ~ession officers Mrs. Bob Muncy and Jlmmy. This week the leader !s Delbert the North end of said 25 acw lot ror 19M elected as fo}lowa: (8) Auto Sales Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beach and GauL to J. W. Riggs, by R. G. WeUl. adreelected were Mrs. McBri.lie as I'IHIUlOY children spent the holidays with miniatrator or the Estate of j _ D. president and Mn. Thomas Clark 1950 ST UDEBAK.oER CHAMPio-N. PerHLn.e I'-'"' his mother, · Mn. Amelia Beach, Sandra Swartz bas been ill of recently overhauled , fin!! sh e:p c, Riggs, dece-ased , in the year 1876. as -vice president. Newly elected of Philipabury, Pa. the mumps. good rubber. for qu ick sale Both of lhe above described tracts was Mrs. Robert Harden as aecte· •Holiday •JisltOrs tn the Dorr Mn. [Joyd Ro•Jih and Carol $250.00. Come ond try it out. , LU 1 t';u ~ '' l e;--..::. ~er -v IL~ of land bemg situated in Sr::ipio tary and Mrs. Florence Ha~en were shopping in Parkersburg W. Wbitlatcb home were ber mother, G. A. Oee!"l, Racine . l 4 3tp Townahip, lt:eigs {;ounty, o{1io. as tileasurer. The program tl\d ijU!CK SEUVU ' ~ ub Watcll 11& ~s. Roael;i and her brothers Har·B eing the s11.me real estate con· 1\ible study period was conducted Va. , on Monday. pa.irlllll b~ Factor'! tt.Jnea &DM tftEVROLET, 4 dr . sedan, V8 Mr. and Mrs. J. G. -Smitters and ry and How~trd Roach. veyed to Erl Welch by deed re· hy Mr1. McBride, Mrs. Robert MariNillCb.,UHk •~t CUI.:LiNtl .n!iWb motor with overdrive , radio, Mr•. He!en Woodgeard and son daugther of Danforth, Ill visited LERS, P,•m,A·{l" . t-1-d corded in Deed Book 123 Page 31 rlen and Mrs. G~rge Schneider, beatl'r, seat coven, dark f!;reen Mr. and Mrs. Phil 8atey and lam· Jimmy visited relatives in Pitt• -~--oi th_e Meigs _county Deed Records. Mrs. Cliff William~ and Mrs. , ~ae finish. $1745.00. Pomeroy Molor burg, Pa., during the holiday•. &. TEU.VI SJ0!-.1 !)£RV1Ct Satd premises arc appraised at I Barrows were hostesses. A CbtlstHy during the weekend. eo. n 28 tr '(ADtu The Dinsmore Boyles (amily Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and Phone 200 . Ul'land Applialk'• $2,000.00 and must not be 110 ]d for mas program wUI be presented al spent Christmas Day with her pad&.ughler of Weirton,_W Va. vial~­ 3ture . ll8 W M~1n St.. PoDlero• less than 'two-thirds of said ap- Jl,,e December metl_tin&. 1l53 CH2V110LET, 4 J! ., 2 tone rents, Mr. and Mrs. Mollie Sturm 2-23-H praised valut" . The -syracuse Gikden Club held ed relatives here during the weekblue fini sh, ~ aeries, healer, of Millstone, w. Va. Terms : Cash in hand on day of the ir annual Christmas dinner clean. $79fa.CJO, Pomeroy Motor end. :Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode sale. ~nd party on Tuesday evening peMrs. J. L. Stwart and Mrs. R A. Co. 11 28 tf BESSIE L. WELCH, Admin- cember 4th In the ,F iremen! room F. Bryant were shopping in Galli- and a!)n spent Christmas Day· at the "borne of Mr. and Mrs. Clif· 1956 BlJ H' K V8 Super. 4 dr. Riv latratrhc of ttM Estate o-f Ed· 11t the town hall. The dinner was f-ord R. Hayes and son of Middle· iera Sedan. Power window~ , ward Welch, d•ceesed. fvllowed by an exchange of aifts MORNING STAR port. , stt•N i n ~, seat. antenna , and SAVE ON 'r'OliH S!lf' li: rtpair .lt WEBSTER & FULTZ and a regular meeting session in By Irma 8. lhle .c.__----''---- - -- brake~ . $3 , 19~ . 00. Blacttnar"s. Miss Rose Easterday, who is at· Hacine S hoe Slwp n 30 tf A~torney1 for Administratrix ('harge of the president Mr&. Florj 3 Btc (1) 4, L, lH, 2:1 f2) I, 5tc t•nce Harden. Hi members attendtending college at Upland, Ind., bu.s. Mr. l:nd Mrs. Norman Heilman spent her vac&tlon with her par· ed . 195H por.;TIAC Chicfton VB Deof Bellelonlaine are visiting a few cnts ,Mr. and .)ln. Reed East.~.:r Insurance luxe , 4 dr ., Sedan. Hydramalic 1 The annual ChrlAtma s party and With their daughter, Mra, weeks day. drive . only 5.405 aetunl miles. --- -~' rlmncr o( the Sunshine Makers Mildred lhle and family. B.u-net-SJIDIJb"Oil lns uranee Ajeney, The smallest child of Mr. and $2.50:"1.00. Ulactlnar's, l'omcro.v. SHAKESPEAREAN AtlOR John Carradlne and wife Sonia ar~ shown l' la ss of the Pre s b~·terian Ch11rch Mr. and M-rs. LJ.wrence Rose MldJiepo'rl- ~'\Tt' - AutomoblleMrs. John Chaney is very .Ul in ., 1 3 6tc as they appca1·ed !tl Loa Angeles Juvenlle ha ll in CWJtody battle was held in the church annex. 1"h .' Bnd Annabel were the Christmas Boncl.s. Phon11 tiJ " ·X G-20-tl the hospital. o\' Cf their t wo sons, Keith, 7, and Robert, 2. A divurce Is p,e nding. lah lc and ' room wcr £> (~ coratcd guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett 1955 rw w K Century , 4 dr . lhvi- - - · - - - _Leo Gilmore spent a few day! ca.rradine acr.u s es her of bemg seen very orten in company of era Sl'd <m . Jlard·tOp styll'. JJowcr COMPLETE lnsUt•tlce Protection. in kl.'eping with the Christmas aeaa~c gues~ 0~ !lister in . ~olum· Reed of CoolviUe. anotJ-ocr 'll"'n, Mk hael Bower. ( lnl e n•alio>ICJJ Soundphnl oll} sWt•rLn t-: and br 11kes. $2.595.00. Life, t\-uto, f ire, i'1.1lio. Call Doll ~ ~~~'- t' ollowing the dinner an ex Blaellnar's, l'omeroy. I :\ tile MUl8, Middhlpnrl. nhlo \· ha ugc mystery pal gifl!l wer::! - - · · -~EW YOIIK UP -- Nt!W!!pri u! exc hanged and a Christmas pro1955 FC_H lll VB Han~h wa ~.: on . F'o ~d- t 21) k.l"':ul J-state prtr es, a.\ rl·atl y at H record h1o~: h grHm was given. Enjoying the part' omaur dnve . onglnal blue fin__ _ __ level , appc11red hl' aded toda}" for wet·(' Mr. and Mrs. Morris :Har den. ish. $l.fl9~ . 00 - Blacttnor "s, Pomc- ~·oH SALE on ILJ·::'tl", house and a nt>w p(•ak. :-.lr. and Mr.ll. Robert Harden , Yl :. rOl'· 1 J 6tc f<1r m. Sec Mr o. John Stout, HarA prirc increaSt" or .$4 a ton w.1~ ;md Mra. James TeD-ford, Mr. and ~· ,___ -- --~----rison ville. 1 3 3tc ]964 Bllll'K Special Dlx. 4 dr . announced ·Wednel!duy by thf' Abi· Mrs. Herman Lpndon, Mr . and Sedan . l-'lW mlleage, new fiul!ih . THREf.: ACJtF:S LEVEL GARDEN tibi Power and l'apt•r Cn . Ltd in Mrs. Ldwren<:e Diddle, Mr. anrl four room ht)IL St!, ele('tricity. At Toronto , Ont. St•vt•ral other pap $1 ,695 OU . \1lacltnar's, PomeriL~- .\lr ~. William Winebrenner, Mr. 01 1 3 lite Apple (;r•IVt' : St ·t· Alex Wheeler . !trld 'drs. Walter Harris, Mr .and 1 3 3lc produce rs lndlcnted tht'Y hllVl' h~ cn Mrs. Pearl Mctfride, Mrli. Uol.:tcrt ----·con sidering prirc ln('re a M' ~ Th( lWJ c m:v . 1 dr. or 4 dr . Sedan . Increase, if il bt!c omc!l gcner<~l , Whttf!, Mn. Donald Liale, Mra. Choice of 'lither car. Both .:ooll Cnttrill )frs. Charles would !.Jc at lca hl th e 14lil since Dunalrl buy5. $995.00, Blacttnar'r;, PomeBlake Mrs. Lawrence Whit\Hlch, 1003. roy . , r 3 l\tc All Make• and Mndel• . Mrs. George Sc\lneider, Gertrude !~ 1~33 newspnnl cost $41 a ton, Duffy Mrs Allah Teaford, Mrs APPROXIMArELY 4000 J,QCUST 2bltlb~ :'l mcrease would bring ita Eciisnn Hubbard and the Rev. How· posts, 12c each on atump. Phone 24-483. 1 3 3tc ard Ruppclt. price to about $134 li ton. AU'fO SALES I • "• NEW HAVEN ly MI .. Luc, Kibble Floaale Barcus of Atron visited here reeenUy wltb her alster, Mra. ~lie OohitOve. q yde Plc)cena has return.d !rom Waldo, Obin, •fler a vilit with b!1 d• ughter, Mrs. Jotephine y ..,. bu11he""' berr Monclar v!Jltlnl b.,. •hlldren ol Columbuo WOH reeent Mlll•:alll••.l•••a;p,....,_ ..,.....- ··- .. A Ctn.;jft... I , CEY q..otatlon MJGKTD SEKRE TP "" GKACVY SPHJT MVRRYMM~SKQQKJH <." RJ.T P!,IQYA. \ ' Nitrrday'• Cryptoquotc.-: i WAS BORN WITH A CHitON• JC ANXIETY ABOUT THE WEATHER- JOHN BUR· ., I'VE BI!EN ROUGHS. PQING- ' ~>.q., THe COOI<ING HOW LONG HA.S SHE BEEN SICK' I, llND l'l' WIU BRING DOWH TO EARli . ON THE BIGHT SWEI IHIII PIRSONS are dead and l!vt wounded u rMUlt of a lhootlnl' spree by a berserk gunman tn & Grqbound bUI tD ~elwld. The cunman, in a bus whleb had pulled tnto the ~ 1tatlon. killed driver Leo Almarico ot Cleveland wberL the drivel" orderecJ him to atop bothering a Ktrl puafiDPl", Oeol'l'iUJl K.u't.Me. 18., Fort Eustla, Va. Theil bo allot the lf,rl.dt&d. Uld ran lnto the waiting room 11praylng bulleta. PatrolmP :Miabael Barrett pve ChB.Be, hla OY/11 gun bla.zin&. 'fbo sunman WU COI'D&ted and kiU~ a fow blocks away by Barrett ud det.octlvu. (iMttntt~itmNl) -k.tpgan d ".01rs. D. 0 . Dl akf· o fHocporL Mr. alHI Mrs Gcralrl Hardsun and childn·n c 'onnie :wd Larry -.~l Gallipohl'l, anct \1.- Ch:alcs Sh•ck and molhrr ~~r~. ~;dna Rcll of Uunl-ing_ton. Mr. Slal'k rtmalns l'\lfob•l•r. . a re~:cnl \ ders mo,. ....er MrL'.l. A nna· M-" ~......oy. Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider hts home b)' of Middleport. Mn. Act. 51•tk l ,,i ,\ l real . initiat!v•, +~rift, llonelt;i•nd manhOod. Fine lrelts ~ character heeollio reel . end aetive In , y6ur boy whao ~. i•.f hawsp<~per- ' boy. , · ·v ' ' .I . .,. ,~ \!::::ac:::==:poc:::==:•=;=.i"!!c;;:i='!l'~'i""l'l!i"""''"-i+-_...-l.l ~ {)~·-(~hl«rerS~rin~~\f~er~n~-rre:;!'F~~~~ . ... !iOns of Columbus H:pont week cut! With ~lr~ . Cbll· UJness. \ A. new~p<~par' ro!rla will fl.lp do· velop · J"''r son's tesp 0 11sibiRf, was caUcd to New York City by the death of a rel•Uve Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harden ani son D•le of New ComerstOWll scrlomly ill. ~pent Chrl&lmaa wellk tnd witb !)Is · motber-Mrs. FJorencf Harden and Mr. ;mct Mrs. Alhl·r t. Duekworlh \other relaUves. Mrs George Schneider and daua:h· (er (o~leanor Kay . ~ttf'ndrd the Mr. arid Rrs. John Crooks ·of weddin g of Miss Donna Shork and Columbut are anno\mCing the Wlliam ouckworth Jr \n Rittman. birth of a daughter, grandparents Mr. Dut:kworth l.'> the l).r.alll1son ol arc Mr and Mrs. -O rviUe Crooks Mr. i\lld Mrs. Alh<-rt ourkworth. and Mrs. Norma Lisle. Elmer MllMr and Mrs Wdli~ L£'adingham lcr or Middleport ls a great graftd· and daughtl'n> c onni(' ;mrl Barbara father. Christmus with hi s mother Cl d Q .11 . •f d . Lcadiughom in ~outh I . au u1 en IS con .o 1 tne ::- ' r' HE DAIL . ' 11V'sEI\aTfl'iNEL ' l..1.l~1 I : ERTAN L'Y I Tr<A1 ElCISE 41JN"'" LE't H~ N E!?v~ A 5 rCV,.'I% '1~ 1;: I'A:."S AI?Ci.JNC' ~ WI'JNIE t • AFTER ALL. .. SI-lE AI\IC -~ E '< ~~Ill CCIJLDN'T 1-lAVi':: W\DE Bt?AD SREAI< OJR E~AGEME"ff, LN!.E.5S BIG-I\1' WII'>NTEt' IT -n.;AT WAY I THAT LON& �·-·--- ... ---- ~ ·------ ~--------------lu:'c-2-:r••u;ecw · .... .. ~ .... . .. . --------····-• . ... , " ; ... - :..-.. . • ' • ' ' ' The Daih· Sentinel 8-Daily Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 4, 1957 Regular meet1 ng of Drew-Web- -P olly Ann Bauer c"Jebratcd ber eighth . birthday Sunday with a · p&Tt)· 111 the h amc of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs.. C. R. Karr ir. Mr. a nd ~tr :; . E. T. Bauer , Jack· .. ion , W t!i C here for the party and )crved the decOrQLed birthday cUe an d n:freshments to Susan Lytle, Paula Thei1111, Rodney md Middleport Society • - -LEGION TO MIET Sa:t. and Mn. Max Lambert and Mr. and Mrs. Welby of ColWDbua ao n, Joe, Ch illicoth.e, vi!lted tbeir were overn ight guestl of their parents, Mr . and Mrs. Dana La m· daug hter and son in la w, Mr. and bert and Mr . and Mu. Har r )' M1lh, Mrs. Karl Gr uose r , Min.eravillc, this week. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kunze , fam1l)' spent New Years at Shade Columbus, arrive d today for a .wit h. his sister and brother in law, visit with her mo ther, Mrs. H"z l1 r and Mrs. George Fulton. .Root. Frank R ic hards, Columbu:o, Mrs. Nora Howard is visitina: in who visited his grandmother, Mrs. Columbus with her aon aDd daug'h. Root, over the New Yean has r e- tc r in law Mr. and Mn. W!illlam turned to his empiCJyment in Col- Howard and family. umbus. Tommy Grueser, twenty .montlls New Years guesls of Mrs. o.ld son of Mr .and Mrs: Edmund Katheryn Payne an d !\lr. and Mrs. Grueser returned to h1s home, Charles Payne were Mr. and Mrs. Miner_sville, Wednesday after un· Sam 'l"i.ruuley and daughter, Peggy, dc· rgom_g surgery a.t C~dreru; HosMr and Mn;. He nry Hancock Sr. pita! ,. Columbus . . He lll conva leacand Mra:. Henry H<mcock Jr., Char· 1 10 g n_lcely but wlll be _under medlleston llrs. Payne is under a do c· cal care for a short Lime. · tor's e1re for a serious heart con· Mr~_. Helen C: Reynold"" of ·Quedition and hieh blood pressure. ens C1ty, N. Y . 1s t~c guest of her daughter and son 1n law, Mr and Mr. and Mn. George Dallas anoi Mrs. Thomas ·H enneuy Jr. and tlon, Bill)', Cross City, Fla., were <amily. Jean Sauvl!lge daughter of Mr. dinn.er guests Thur::~dav of Mr. an< -·; d :'dn. Jobn Sauvage Jr. who Mra. E. M. Wood . ha' been a patient in St. J03eph Mr and Mrs George Doollltle Hos pi tal, Patkersburg, W. Va. re- · and baby son, Stev_en Charles, , turn<'d to her home, 6yrac•U:~e, ~ave returned to the1r apa_rtme~ t \Vedn e~ day. ln Athena where Mr_- Do?httle JS . Mr. and Mrs. WilliarD Francls a senior at ·o~lo ~ntt-~rslty. Th~y ~ nd son Billy were visitors in had been sta.ymg WJth ner par~1 h:.. , Ga llipolis, Wedne.sday. . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert smce Miss Esther McGill of Columbu• the baby's birth. . Mrs. Dlt5sie Massar, Chillicothe Mr. aud Mrs. Dur-.:·ard Cum~n , <:~nrl Mrs. Bel!llri.e Perry of Warren Pomeroy, Route 1.- were weeken d . gue11.1 of Mr. and }[l'!l_ Denver 1 • ster P ost 39 of the American Le- gion wtll hold 1ls r eg ular meeting at the Post Home o n W . Main-st at 8:00 p . m Monday, J a nuary 7. J effrey Karr . Carolyn and Martha Nicholso n. tell the Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Edltor, Pb6ne 6244 Asbury Methodist Church WSCS Is Entertained Wednesday Eve No translation's needed to steady Mrs. c. B. Weese w a~ hoste ~ '" Lhe Women's Soc iety of Christ1 ar Service of th e Asbury Me th odJ!! , Church . W c d m~sday CYe ning at her hom e Sy ra cu~ e saver that his ship i1 coming ln. The signal, clear and easily read, is the mounting Miss Marcia Karr p n·~l d £'d tn th e boJ.. absence of the pr es Lrl cn l and v1ce president and opcn9d lhc meet once ln his bank sovingtl I , nc lo p1c of ! he progr am presented •Y ~lrs. Weese. who compar ed the ,(J Uth pr oble ms of the commtmity .vi th t hat 111 other countr ie~. A re \: Jew uf two cha pters of the bo ok, ·ch ur c h e~ Jn Southe'ast Asia " was .;\ ivcn by Miss Karr. I A report was given on s hut-in mg with a s hort de voti onal scr c al;s mad e by the memhers and vice. [ 1t was r eported that th e Christmas J{fe r ing taken al the ! ~st mee u ng ''hlands In My Cu mm un ty " was v a ~ $ 10.50. Lt•ttcrs were r ea d fr om , tli~,;i u nar ic.s in th e fore ign fields hy Mrs. Ahcl"l Capehart , aod :Mn. :toyal ThomHs. The meeting dosed with th e req dwg of Paalm · 46, by \llrs. Thomas. account possbookl . i Grace Episcopal Church Guild Met Wednesday Night *(Translation I "Coming In I'') Dudns the coffee I hour . the I Graee Guild o! Grace Episcnpal m~ ! cs!'. ~erved an asi'!Ortme-at of Church met Wednesday evening , homem ade cookies and cand).', at the home of Mrs. Cedric Clark I with Mrs. M. C. Hobart and Mrs. • , . --11 -,, A. H. carpcnto' " ,;,ung I •••·! <;:hurch Of ChriSt'. ' " ' "· Mrs. J . 0 , Roedel presided at the meeting and Jed the opening devotional servLce . Report s were. given for th e past year and future plans discussed. Mrs. C. P. Lochar y. Mrs_ Cret a Price, Mrs . Rupert Knig ht will be hostessel:l for the F ebruary meeting which is schcd ulecl for lhl! Lochary home. A dessert course w<~s s"rved with Mrs. Dale Dutton scrvin~ iu the absence of hcr m oth<'f , Mrs Carpe nter, who wa·; unable to be IF MONEY WILL BUY IT, SAVING WILL GET IT. SAVE REGULARLY, WITH US, FOR~ GOALS! Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINct; 187Z Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Dcposlt Insurance Corporati•1n Rli TI.AND POMEROY pre~::~ent . WITH A (~USED CAR 1956 Chevrolet Station Wagon · · V-8 . 4·Door Sliltion Wagon. Radio and Glide - . 1 Christmas Party T he Se nor Choir of lhe Church nf l'h1·lst had their Christmas par tv and exch<m ke of gifts on Wed· n rsd ay evening after their reguJar n· hearsal. Th.:! pa rty was postpone d hecause of the absence of th r l' ho ir pre sident, Mrs. Edgar All('nswo1·th, who spent the holidays ill Newburg, N. Y. Mrs. Allensworth presented gifts from the choir to their director, Mrs. Arthur Skinner , and organist, Mrs C he~ter Erwin. and spoke of lhe gro wth of the choir and asked th e t·ou peralion and loyalty ol tile me mhers for the comiug year. f''rr d I. Gardner, pastor of the c: hurrh . wa s a guest and others pn·sen t included Janice and Ern· t•stllw Asb ury, Carla Wilson, Carol Hud so n, Judith Dutt-hcr, Mrs. 0 . E 1·>1!-Kinley, Mrs. Paul E. Da\'fs, Carolyn He~s. Linda Nelson, Mre. Dave Far mer, Mrs. Alfred Romh. Mrs. Sk inner, Mrs. Erwin, L. R. Wi lr.v, Thomas Kelly, Rocdell Stcfh anr! the hostP-escs. $2595· 4-IJoor. 3-tone finish. Dynallow, Radio, Wall Tires. Local Owner. Rice Mrs. and son. Sunday and RJce Billy. and son and M>· 1\.·l r and Mrs Homer kice were dinn c•· 1 gdests of. Mr .and Mrs. George De - ~ Weese, Athens. Max Roller and h.is dau.ghte r, Mrs. Richard Gre.s!, were ;· Athens Wednesday night with his aunt. Mrs. Viola Jones, who died Thursday at the Hillchest Nursin g 1 Home. Mrf;. 0 . P. Klein wa.s a busine:;s visitor in Columbus Thursday . Mr and Mrs Charles Werner 11nct 1 son, c D.. Toledo, wtre ho: id a.f' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Me:- · Elhinney, Leading Creek Road . Mrs. Paul Mourning and dau ghters, Jo Ann and Paula Sue , \'isit el"' Mr. Mourning, who is employed at ' Dickinson, over tbt· holirlays and were accompanied home hy her brother, Arthur Ray Walker 1 a 1956 graduate of Middlepurt High School. He has completed h :~ naval basic tr,~ining and is station ed at Norfoll•., Va. Sh irley McCraw, who has tK•cn visiting her sister, Mrl'. P . K Ru,<;se\1, and family has returned to . her home in Meadow Bridge, \'¥" . 1 .( FUR .AND TWEED art 1~ uriously combined tor a toWn (lr country coat from O~rge Cal"mel'a colk!ctlon. NatUral lynX shapes tho cape ahawl colA tar. The coa.t, wom wrapped, II ot oatmeal twted. Evangeline Chapter Memorial Services Held On Thursday A mcmorbl service Cor past offiren or th e Evangeline Chapter, UF.S, WIIB held Thur!iday evenin(~: at tht:! Jllnuary meeting of . ~ Chapter and silent prayer was (]bVa. served in memory or Mrlf. Eva Mr. and )irs. Don Straus.-. CO l Van Dyke, D ~slrict Vice President umbus, visited her IJrother. !. .. , who d iNI on n crember 2ti. Dutcher, and family. Mr. and Mn. Robert nar.o;l a n ·! Mr~. Will1s Anthony, VfRJ;tpy mover.l Thursday Matron , prc~ided at the mcet~ng son, Richard, and p lans were made tor 4ttteDd· from the Coats apartment [ I) ! he ing the School of Instruction at Nichols house on Gravel Hill. Marietta on .January aoth. · J'ractice for initl ;1 t1on at the t'cbruary mecllng will be held ·on Thursrl ay, January 24. · -~ ""'-""",;)' I Extra nice- Radio - Heater - with Mer coma tic Drive. 1949 PONTIAC 4-DOOR .. · ·· · · · .. · New Blue Finish - Radio - I~ FURNITURI o. , , .......,~a~ ear.~ ••, Ia llllddleport Ill BADit I'URNITURI · Special music for the 14!1n1ee was presented by L. R. Wiley wJlj:. sang "The Lord's Prayer" actodP · panicd bY Mrs. Chester Erwin. Fred 1. Gardner, pastor of the Chureb, led the Bible stud'- ela11. Mrs. Claude Ash!ey will be leader of the devotional aetvlce next VVednfbdiY. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · $289 1952 DODGE 2-TON · .. · .. .. · · .... .... · .. · .. .. .... $749 TM 0/.oiet.. iov See ail 1111 excitln1 new ~ic!v EN.IOV RCA Vlctar TV Orla:inalsl Smart Stylina Balanted Fidelity Sound lh• 1hrlften. Ebony finish: mahoKan)" grained or limed oak grained finishes, extra. More For Yout Mor.ey RCA Victor's T hrijlon brin~o:a you HO square inches ofvi~ble "Living Image" picture! You Ret ri ch Balanced Fidelity Sound, too ·Come in-----iee il-hear it today] • Modell7S602. -- I START Paul Wins he wu advited that Land~• is currenU,- belna: held in ''the hril" at Fort Knox where be wu taken after his surrender. Juvenile J><dge John c. Baeon, today indiratcd that e-xtradition papers would be drawn to~ L1nders to this county. Lailden is already under an indefinite teD tenee tG the Bon lndurtrial School for an indefinite term on ebarges (lf tbett of auto part1 and atte-mpted jailbreaking. I been &ecn in Gallia County Sheriff's D..eputies Harold Duekworth and _Jed We'»ter were dlllpatdled ~ that county tn follow up an the bp. 9f 'Mn.. . P~ant -~P""" lj-Pder Ml!>kin, waa also .. '\!otisln of con.IJ1Ut1. !llladleJiort. otruotloo at Carbq,..flralll!l. • . · Schneider ttf.st wenr:''t~ with the. Ohio POwer CotnPany ·· a draftamau at Pbll Plant Ill April, ~6. He tllen tq 1954 Buick Special Dlx. 4 dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · · · · · Low mileage by one careful owner. Like new metallic green finish. < - 1955 Ford VB Ranch Wagon · · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · :. · · · · · · $1,995_ Station Wagon. Fordomatic drive. Spotless light blue origin•! finish. '57 13ulck trade-m. ' 1955 Buick Century 4 dr. Riviera Sedan ; · · · · · · · · · · · ·'.· · ·· · · $2,595 Sedan .. .. ...... .. · .... $3,195 ' I JANUARY CLEARANCE SPECIALS REMEMBER 1852 Plymouth! dr . Dlx. Sedaa .... $595 1951 Ford VB 4 dr. Dlx. Sed ......• .$385 195! PoDtiac B cyl. Z dr. Hyd.. .. . $895 1952 Ford VB 2 dr. Nb ... · . " ..• $795 1851 Cllenolel2 dr. Sedan ........ $55~ 19:1! Buick $P~ 2 dr. & 4. dr. $795 1950· Cbevrolet Station Wagon .... . $595 19&1 Mercury 2 dr. Sedan , ...... . U95 ltiO Bulell Spc<lal 2 dr. Sedan .. .. $29518~0 Ponllae 2 dr. Sedllll , ... " .... $195 11148 Poutiac Dis. 8 4 dr. . . . . . . . . $285 1150 Dodse DIL Z dr. Sedan .... . . $295 194B PaekU'II 4 dr•.. .. ...... . . . ... $75 1949 Bolek Super 4 dr....... .. ... U95 1115'1 Bukk RM 4 dr. Sedan Dyu. ... $691 1948 ClleVI'Qlell dr •. ,. ............ $75 When you buy on OK Used Cor you can be sure- for Honest Val~s stop in and get Acquainted. with: *Donny Thompson *Robert Queen *Elmer Greuser EFFECTIVE JAN. 1, 1957 APPLIANCES Mtll Sl. Mlddlepori . He came to. Uoo Pblllp Sporn ~~ .1.11 s~Per::viapr . He wss .$4~.on an~ Ill , promoted. pli:Jl,t manager Jn -~ugust,. , . .. MIU~$ G~H(Q~~PITM. Atlm,l~d, . ffaqk: .M1Jriay. ,lJodJ N. J.; lllc~ Dl ·¥rtae!>la, Folfl· Pa., Mts. _R eva . ,V aqhQ, Janes -~tlan4• E'irl V. Sans- Jfn, · Clute One de,V!: Lu.ther. ·ParfloW. · Bli:tti: -llr. ·~cHirs. .r~llan Gilts to be awarded to the first -Bab,v" of 19G7 are being contributed by the f(llJewi.ng merchants and ~Jl!.aines,. men: A large B1by Blanket by Stiff~ lEirs; A Babv Bunting by Meigs· County .~arm. Bureau Co-op ;; A oNurse£i Lamp and Lite by Starb Drut. ~es: A Baby Auto Cbai.r by HU Firestone; A Bassinette by Babr Furniture Co. A Yeus Supply o! Baby Sh.oes. R-.&'s Shoe Store; a $5_. ~~~!~·~toward llilk from Spring · Dairy; a Baby Ring and ·BraC4let from Gocssler J4!!welty;. A Jobaon & Johnson Baby Kjt from Swilher and Lohse Dru-u; a . $10 Suing Account by Pomeroy Natiodal Bank. , A pair or Poll Parrot Baby Shoes Hartley & Bennett Shoe Store· a Silver Baby Cup by Collins - J~w­ ('!ry; a i'Tce Trip !or Mama and·· Baby from the hdspital by Ewin,r Funeral Home and a $25 Savlngt Bpnd by The Daily Sentinel. ' B. Lewis Jones, cbatrman, presided .-nd Hoo;ter EdwardJ was secretary of the meeUna. Among the other. officials present were State Sbal.flr Oakley cGUins and David Crew, new fepre&tO.tative from that .cJistriCt. .......-'"+' . "~ . A~~ept Petition Filing Dates Changed Oq Lootl Offices County Board of ~lection$ Clert Albqt' Gloeckner at 'toclay •• change ~n the laws · cictfCI for candidates t1.1 file tionf!' fer office . Ciiulidates !or the villagos fice.- ·do not require petitions be ftl~ until the fall, August 7th beiDg the deadline. Theiie arc the oflkca: t(lwnship officials, school bo.-d members. anrl village olfidals. in llutland , Syracuse and 'POMEROY POLICE DEPARTMENT »:C•k began posting the scenes of fatal Haclhe. driving practices. In the above photo Candid4tcs £H rthe villages of }'omeroy and Middlcpotl mulit fUe intendent Charles Gibbs and ter of tbe series at Pomeroy High before Feb. 6. Our Hours Will Be 8:00A.M. to 7:00P.M. Monday Through Saturday (Closed Sundays) FOREMAN and ABBOTT visor of operatiana.>: ': .., · Discharges, Mri. bury, Middleport; Boto, Portlandi . 1953 Ford Customline 4 dr. Sedan . . . . . .. . . . : . . . . . . . ... . . . . $995 t~s~~~f~D ~lndiOI' Plant as 1 ~t:-' "->ll11...,•1 alid loter held pooi\i.OM <II . J'l'li>A:i~Y ian~.· res~lts engt~ ,d. '!"I~r- ~ Pomeroy; ' Mary I Shows best of care. W. Main St. Funeral 8erviee Will B T'nesday Dearby cem~tery. Mr. Partlow paased away after a abon Ulness. He apent bis life fa. Meigs county~ alld was a farmer before retl.remeut ~11. Choice of elth.e r car. Both good buys. In 1957 tfYouAre Looking ForA Ul<d Car Lot E. Main Sl. I _JSs: .. 1953 Ch~vrolet 2 dr. or 4 dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · ·· $995 !-Ton Pickup, 4-whecl Drive. Dark Green. POMEROY MOTOR CO. Orville Landen, 17 of Pomeroy, escape artist from the Meigs County Jail alone with Frank Spencer 16 on Th~~L i today wa. again ID custody after OWTanllerin'g bimsell to tary Police at Les~n. Ky.,lhls morning. , Meigs County Sheriff Charles Rusaell lhls morning wu DO· ' tlf1ed by telegram of I.aaders sutl'ender. The sheriff said that palacblan Full Power - windows, steering - seat, ~ntenna, & brakes. So near new we have 1t on our show room lloor. New one cost over $4,500.00. - 1954 Wdlys Jeep · ·· · · · · · · · $995 1953 Willys Truck · · · · · · · · $995 *W. F. Greuser *Emerson Jones *Denver Thoma • Orville Landers Gives Up To Military Police At Lexington terqon·, who hat been managl"r ot tb~ Ei.BERFElDS 1956BukkV8Super4dr.Rivie~a JEEPS "BETTER BUY" rom uw I rte.i der will ~~Ct:eed · Hydramatic drive. Only 5,405 actual miles. Immaculate. Power"Steering. · .. .. .. · · · · .. · · .. .. $395 Y.J ton panel- New tires. Mochnnically sound - Local owner. 4-Wheel Drive- New Cloth Top -lftolll IMHittiiUid of....,......, tK· South Bethel Church. Tu~ay at Spencer, aceordi.ng to IOCII pt.. · 2 p. m. lnterntent will be m tb.e Hec wu reported today to- have 1956 Pontiac Chiehain VB Dlx. 4 dr. · · · · · .... · · · · · · · · .... · · · $2,595 Good finish- Extra good tires. 1950 CHEVROLET PANEL · .. .. · sea f. ' c...,.... . ................ MUthMit. tonlfht 10.11, ·F uneral se vice• tot Luther Partlow, Aged 8- . of silver Ridge, whD died Friday ~vening In -Meip General Hospital. will be held from -~ .ncr coJ., n.t northuq "rfiM. CfWti,.. C~MM I "Hard Top" Style. Power Steering. Power Brakes. One careful owner. AlmO'~t like the day It was sold. Hcutcr. A real buy for the price. 2 speed axle, 5 spo:cd Transmission - ...... ·J : LUthCf Part OW Be suro to see lhcse fresh Bulck-Poutiac trade-Ins. Maroon). Lora! Owner. 1952 MERCURY 4-DOOR -- ......, ... ·---"'""-·cliiYCf'r with occul.,..f tnow flvr- .W. ChMact VICTOR "BUY FROM BLAETTNARS" For A Bette'r Buy • (Black' ....... ... .. ..... ..... . ,. $795 ,i ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bllf'Dett. MhS llariiyn Gru~ser and John Swe~ ney of Columbus were New Years guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kol!fl Grue.. Jer, Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser r~ turned home Wedne!day aftP.~ s pending the past two weeks In Columbus with thelr children They were accOmpanied home b; their daughter, Mrs. Henry Ihle. · YEAR RIGHT $995 Beautiful light Blue with black top. Radio, Heater, Power Glide, While Wall Tires- Local Dwner. · ·• ., Ohlo: ......, t.uy Mrs. Margaret Houdishelt a_n d Mrs. Beaulab Morri:~ of Racine were recent dinner guests of' llr~ and Mrs. Bradford Maag, MinetJ-; ville THE 1952 Chevrolet Convertible · · · · · · · · · · · · $745 _..v. ntt,n e ,' By UNITID f'IEIS tr...,.,;..d Reduced - Local Owner. OVCl' ' •I WIA'I'MII I· While 1 '. I Beautiful Ivory and Sun Gold- 2 door. Was $1045, Now JCustom line V-8 Motor, Radio, Heater, New Paint ' •• Mrs. \Villlam Thomas, New York City and mother, Mrs. D. B Hartinger Middlepodt were Thursday evenina: dinner guests of Mrs M. 1 D. ijartinger. · · ·.. $2195 . . ·-. • 1953 Ford- 2 Dr. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • •. I 1953 Chevrolet Belair .. · .. · .. .. · .. · · $995 ;~_;·_> ,. .. ' ---,;::===t==::;------"--'----.:. Heater. Power Heater, ' family , White \V<Ll! Tires. Extra Clean . One Local Owner 1955 Buick Hardtop .. .... · · ..;. .. . act tbe aueau of formers bro~ and .Mn. PllJ'l)' and Mra. Muu:r'tlather, Wl lliam Wallace. : Miss Mary Alice William• o~ Dayton spent the New Yeara boli d ay with h er sisters, MiN Sarah Hull anti Mrs. Marjorie Price an1 family . While here Miss WIJllam~ was hostess to a birt•Jay dinnc1 honoring her neice La Jean Prlce1 who wu eleven years old on Ne"\ Years day. Mrs. Jewel Welch tcpent New Years in Pittsburgh, P a. the gues t of ~r. and Mrs. Sain Amos and' I senJor . Ch Olr. Has ' Apfl 1e pie a La mode anrt coffee v.(•n• ·;crved by Mrs. Allensworth, ' 1rs l-'1'ed I. Gardner . Mrs. Oscar Ho us h and Mrs. Ali ce H:ohson. Mrs. Hubsor, was 1n charge u[ the table decora t ion s which featured miniature snow-men and a sleigh. RIGHT .... '. 'I Pomeroy Society Notes 1 .. , .. . .' '\ ( .! ' . 1.'~ ) • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. 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