https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/07bf448dc48eb49a4f6a1a2b09bfd9e4.pdf d91414ac3fe34c20baf2cdea4ecc8c0b PDF Text Text ·-·--- ... ---- ~ ·------ ~--------------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.'~ ) • �_,.,.._...,..til£~ --------~ . - --":""----- ---- ..- - - -----------··--------- . , __ .... 1-DaDY Sentinel, Pt>meroy-Mlddlt>pOrt, 0 ., Jan. 5, 1957 • Day Book The Daily Sentinel ,..,- .Da'OiDW ro lNTE&ESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA Publlsbe4 every afternoon except Sunday by Tbe Oblo VaUeJ leDtlael.JDL .t JlO Mechanic St.. Pom er-JY, 0 . Buslnea offlr~ PoDe M. etfttril office pbone 399'. / .' .' . • "-w;Ohlo. J 5 t Lieutenant and Mra. Paul Holter, Ent Air Force Ba!e, Col· or atlo Sprin.a:s, Col o. , bave announ ced the birth of an ,pound twelve oun('c son on at Fort c arson ho.apUW . . .,..,.,. . . ~<1!11 ntes: Delivery by ('a rrl~r wbe~ a"allable 30 · eeiatt ~ ~ .oU yMr in advance at The Dally Sentinel o((lce. wtwfe .a~e;tiJ~:. •e month $1. By mail one veat sa; six montha, ~...,; liz IDDtltb'l. $1.80: tllrte months, $3.00. J,)' motor route IUio-IIIC>tllllo. ·$ !.110: one monlh ..Sc:_ o. _ _ _ __ _ __ thing." t went back to mv work Monday hJld very much . "' •• Latil<s J s,...kl.,Ud .:._.., . 01111 Mae of 10 an4 cort~t«e o! Mra. D. B Hartinger by her friends the Dr. M. G. Harnicks, now of Coldwater, 0 , Mcteer C ~. , oear the Indiana stale !me. These cut llowero;. gr own cspeci,aJiy for Christmas have white 11 plke~ of blooms. ruli nowered at tbe botlom w1th many buds near the top, promis mg many more blooms like gladiolu s. The ste ms are spctialh' prcpan:d to resist o1~~~o ~a.. ~... repo.wpn thoU ...,.,._....,, Uld nc· ,.....,, lor tile •I•D. 'l'lle<e laoiod. . oi.""'B' "'~.,.lSI ' • I empty ach. Thesestom pattl c~lar big·ga me hunter's coffee You rome and hushy·lJiletl, lime . and It is so new wonderfu l. Yvu see a mltllon head of zebra and wHdebeeste in one day o n the Sercngeti Plains. Y'bu see 60 lions in a day, and you see al l thfl antelopes, bi:rds, monkeys. b<~boo as, elephants, leop. anls ar;J r hi 'lo and you JIO a little gun·happ y. You shoot out your IJ. l'enst• on tht• common stuff, 11nd if ;\'Ou',•e lul' ky. you get a leopard, leopa rd~ lle111~ 1·atber cagy about t' (! m l ng to a g1ve n tree at a alven tim~. ~·~:~~~~~f;~;~~;;, • n:ao 12:00 The nrx t li me you specialize. Maybe yuu 11<-t nt the b1Jgest bull dep hant lh 1t l'ver wrecked .1 na· t111c s ha mha- big, toothwiae, that is. A !Jig elf'phant goes 75 pounds I per tu sk A shootable bull ' t• eo. A re pl bl&;: one is a l()(),pounder jf.!:·.::~.~: a nd up. H you won t a good rhino, you . start thmku,g ilt 20. inches, front horn , an tl rnnge upward. Sometimes you will run into a eow rhino that hu gone freakish and might prese nt you with a 80-lnch nose·horn !w hich is not l;loro but piled hnir anrl Is grelitl)' v8Judd ~ I ~~'~'!· the Chinese, Japanese abd ]Julian• as a mighty aid to vil'iiJ\)1 when t. ken In powder ed form. ' Havi ng coll~;~cted your common stuff, enough zebra bidet, the only lion you ever want to shoot, your good elllphant, )'Our 100d rhinet, you take a break and decide a tiger would_ look nke Oil your wall. So you 11n to India w China, or even SibcrJ, ~~e no tlgcr1 In Afrlca. You.. a couple of tigcn 111« a or gaur, which Is al) . TTh!fll Do it Evefy T~ __ .:::...--:::±::: ~ ~, ..,._._ .. 10:89 Wllat one Peroon Can 11:1!0 'I'!ois Is TbelJre 11:10 !>!an To Man·. llUt""' " - · - ., · )lopuJe · 8 ll&ocll ·· · · ""' ~~~li~== GeOl'fle Cbildo and daulh- l!lli TOp 1>\10 'lll.e ~ l!a.. 1:~ .\ h.::tOWn Mi!etUag 2 :00 -HauGnal ~pe· HOckey 4:1'1 ·-&, 'COttn~ Cfo!Sroads (8 l Auto Sales 19!10 gootl Grueser. f11:bber, G. Deem, Heath Method'.St Education Group Meeting Is Held 7;30 Clrl'ml Boy 19:00 10:00 11:00 1t :80 ,steve AJklt,Show ~he A~coa "Our Loretta Young Show Championship Bowling Suhday News Prevlew Treasure Threatre llltiiiUIOK VI lwa Sedan. s~erlnR;, Rev. c. R. Konkrigbt giving the bra)m. o~ e ning 8:¥ December Bride tO:tlO Souillo one 11:11!1 Up-to-the Minute New1 nRIICTIIRA~ I IRAMI ll;IIAI' IliON- MITALl OMIO VALLEY ;JUNK CO. IS NOW tMPLOYED IN OUR Service Department Bob Welcomes all his Friends and Customers to R. H,. RAWLINGS SONS COMPANY and Wil.l. Cont1nue to give the Quality 5ervioe He is Know!1' For. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Your DOlls~ Dealer Corner Mill and Secatld Sts. Middleport, . Ohi!D· OPTOMII:!raUT N W. COMPTON, 0. D. Theatr~ , f!M>M· ACCIDINT ~ WA:II.D lo lole GeTS Winter Plowing "" USE A JOHN DEERE "!!lE SIL.I!NT .. ~ ANO 'TI<IIN ' WI! G4P>I'T WAIT '420' WINnR PlOW . ,... • 10 PUT MORRIS .. ' EXHAUST· PIPe CANNONS ~11 llll Demand . . .• , . •••• , ·• ~ 1: 'l'ime Deposits • , •• , • , , 'l'olll ~ • . . . . . 'l ollo- ~ted -·,illb~ot ~...pe". '> . . I ·PHONE 3202 Pearl St. ""'""" .. ·.· ts,~.811.46 . ... . •..• - •.•••• : • . •• • • ~010..00 ... '. • om.ers .....pluy...: Dlr..tors: John .B. Dov:ni!ll. President Paul S. Smart, Vice Pres. & Caab!.,.Hu(old E. Hubbard, /lal't. Cealoilt!l.' ROll! S. Reynolda, ASI't. Caolhier Gen,. Gnte, A!s't. Cashier Luel1a Jenkinson, Bootteoptr .JGhll B. IJI>wning 1'11111 S. Smart H. N. Swift Rodney Downing Bertho B. ltolhburn Harold Ill. Hubbard Rille S. Reynolda Matliyn Fultz, Bookki!I![IOP ' Nori!l&.q: Wilcox, Secretary lohmber Federal Dt>poslt In·:lllralll>! Corporation Ra<ille .\ .. · Capital Fullds: Ctpital Stock, C<lmlllOil • , , • , •• , , • • 1100,000.110 I lllimlltl .fll1vc,o! "'!mlth ltr lulll let 'em llo.,, on« lovo Cl"""''0.. ~ . . ;Itt • S..il~ ..... ' ll.IOe,llut f1,1JS0,71Ut MEMBER FEDI':RAI,. ,RESERVE SYSTEM Equ9••nt & Supply eao. lWI!I Qri " ' .._,. -. UtufMded Profit. , •....... , . . , • • 1111>3'1'0.71 Total Capital , • . . • . . ._ 1 4!10J!'70.1B r ;1 'fottol u.~ tf,l80,0S0.24 c-ltr ond Bendt Iii 'MJ~,:&9J!!t OHIO ASSETS: Cash an&..~ , tram. Ba~.,, , , ......................\. ' 636,=o.43 U. S. ~t Bondi ................... ; .. • .. 1,5M,l8?.11o Municipal ~ IIGDtk . .. ... .. ...... .. .. .. .. 427,1172.11 Federal Reserve !lank ~ ...... , • , .. .. ., . .. .. • M~INI Loans and Discounts , .. . ..... ..... . ........ , . .. . 1,511,9111.80 Bank Building $6500.00. l'lldures $3601.00 . .•. .. ... ..._....:.:!;~ , 10,1111.00 SJ.r~Jlus WITH YOUR -.Qiillltate Braker ' LIABILimt:s: ~ BOG DOWN y9UrDW:· ·":'Your 111 OTIZENS NATIONAL BAll . Total Assets •. • .•• , • M,l60,0$0~ : ' ~110. ., CONDENSED STATIIIIEN'I' 0P ClONDft'IOiN . Clyde G. M!Uhono, DON'T ''• j; n1ght's televised bout. File '1· Confereace ·'- • i• " ,.,. .r FORMERLY WITH LEGION AUTO SALES The tax books are now ~ for the payment of Decem. ber and .Tune Real Estaw Tax. Will close Feb. 1, 1957. ,, ' ' Robert Fetty ,.., MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS W.AS:HINGTON, D. C. uP __,FeatherwCight Isador Martinez of Panama wa11 "feady for aU com· ers•• today but his Jatest victim, Ike Chestnut, conceded, "l never want to see him again. I'll take on anybody including Sandy Sad· dler," said Martln!!z ai!er bi& unanimous, upset 10-round dec!• ion over Chel!ltnut in Friday East Cum Street, Pomeroy Offltlo Rnan: 9 lo 12, 2 lo &. iClooo ot Nooa oa Tllan.l tect and builder. " NOTICE READY FOR ANYBODY !!•·~~~ the Wutber Sbow ''. THAT Donald :MUl1, was celelwated at th• m•mln~ ....1on or lbe Kindergarten Frid&y. Mn. Mills was aasUted by !be teacher, Mrs. Guy Reynblda, in Bcrving decorated cookies and Jce cream to the children. Special g:..ests were Sherman Mills f! nd J o Ann Neal. Alaiatin, with the serving were Jo Ann i'Shell• Childs, K.ath ~e Morgaa and J h 0 n In gels. Gue st ~ at the party· table included Marta Kay HubbU'd Marilee Van Metm-, Theres Caaci Jenny Sue Craig, Sheila Childtt' Kat"" M ' •..,. organ and Jo Ann Neal. RIPORTED ILL M W. and Eme..,.n.Jone•. 7:00 7:10 7:90 9o00 I Love Luoy l _... Thon you look aro~~ln thlo By Jimniy Ha~ : I. ANNOUNCE Euler, Bess Sanbora, Mn. Clyde her home. 8:11!1 Hums & Allea '8:90 Tlleai Seouta' .. .. We are pleased to . !ngels, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. L . If;;;o;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;;;;;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;'"j McComas, Charles ){('Elhinney !I l';;:;;:;;;::;::;:;::::==;::::=:r;;;::::;:::;::=""'~~;:~:;::~ 6:511 j •4eUotl-wuoerred~ u.... 1:·~1:1":-:""~ file re- E. 0 .. R.alt lin. Na llooft_· ~nritJ~~·~Tb:ur:od:'l'~•~ve:ai:n~ JlJ. ::~r Ar-~~~~~~~-~~· ~~~-and~~~l!~io~k~e;; ~M~rs~-~anc! -~~~Coa~tes~,~Vr~•~ rs. Norma Nickels on, ColumMra. Cove!'t 11erved cookies and bu!l, 0 ., lister of Mrs. Willi.tm Morooft'ee to Mr. Konkright, Mrs. Noah I:{An, Rt. 33, and also of Mr. A. If. .Haskins, Richard Chamber&, James lcachim. has been reported ill at 6:30 t:ao .Prayer. Mr. Covc"t, chairman of the C · · omm1ssJon and superintendent of the Sunday School, presided at the regular tusiness meeting. It was announced that the next meeting would be in February at the home of Mrl!l. Nan Moore. Sign orr j ;~ 1frJ. Wijlall -· guHI wl!oti' liTto. JtOa.rt n.JlOlO Jif The aixlil birthday or Cyalilla MH11, daUJt~ter ot Mr. and Kn. The Commission on Education etf the Heath Methodist churcll ml'!t Thursday eveniug at the home or Mr. an,d Mre. Ernest Covert, Seventh Avenue, with the Meet The P'rMs 8:10 News Piel.r.are 6:45 G•IIJI•l a.,...ony Boys 7:00 77th Bengal IJ.,..r:.ers ~ ) 8;9CJ ToMeetJan.17 ::£ Cynthia Mills Sixth Birthday Is Celebrated $288.00.\ COme U)() Wide Wide 'W.orld 6:30 Ct~pt. G_alh.LK ·i:OO 4\r J'•wer :.., llic~ -~ llr. J l - . ot- · A ge.,..al .~..WU ,J,el4 1M ~ ·~ -.,lldoll tho ...,....., Bilb Bollool •• pi'Og>'om IUJgeillono llllldo br *lOB · lfe!;orllt. nice Darst, Mn. Wltliam KlWnger, Matlack, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Misses Lena and Thelma Grue.ter, Mrs. ForTest S..cflte-1, and fAmily, Miss Bernil"e Ano Durst, :Mrl!l. Middleport. Am•nda Kaspal' •nd Mrs. Canie S:BO Zoo Parade s:oo Obip.alter a otlt.d Mr Miu Bett-y JCoehler, RN. Galli· polis, hat beea viJlting ber ai.tet, Mrs. K. D. Amlbary. aod family. Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas ad son, Billy, Je(t today for their A dessert coura:e. was served by home In Crost City, Fla., after a the hosteu to those named above two week ho1iday visit with their and Mrs. K:U'l Grueser, Mrt. Ber- parents, Mrv and Mrs. Williaa 'UIG Suhday Melinee 2:36 ·~:merfcan Porum 3:31) OutlOok 4:3o fW: 1J'Ug Pietoure '· 5:90 otiUI'Ch'• ~~ Story 6:30 rY' Cla8111'oom Lincolit Heights Canas1ttCiub Is ,.: '" ." 11 SinJ'd' all4 Mi's. Eti entertained Sunday fQf •ltd -il ,..,~ at the AtheDJ the t'Ommittee. Mr1. Raymond Burns ~bd $.1\e Holpit&J. •etttodill WOJqM .no prepered .(\)I · ~·;: JC:athy, Covington, Ky., After Jaauary 15 tbe couple wiD anlf served the lteft dbtnl!l' weri 'lbe lii!xt meeting wlll .be bald OJOther, .Mrs. Minnie Gilthftr trlller bome 0111 lfr1. Bnlce IJoyd, Mrt. E. M. at tbe bome ot u:ra. Lawrenee , 11:4:5 Jndu11try Ob 'Parade 1~100 Building America 12:10 TV 'Chapel ~ of -u,ua RaDJ- 10:30 .w "Cblnk," who bu all Ilia Ute wild ox, and a coup~ to othe•• ataga and wild water tar a~ ntar bad a super delux.e 11er than lh ~ African Yu'le tid.1 t.hl• time. falo). And lhen you JOt "Whto-1J.oo-hoo-oo-ab!" gQes tbat a llouae to put pll thb IUftk lo, old tnln with ole Cblni: at the •hlch takes time <~Ud money an.d tbrdtt}e ll..enJn• to ever)' pulM ~eat spates of eurslna the arehi- spre11d CMla~u around beat 8_, 10:811 11~ ..out .of the car, using tree 1 tor camouflage, JOfl80\l5 brute until an easy shot frGm a steady Hat on .8 thorn tree at 50 yards, :uatqg ' the trustJeJt .30.06 that Mister Remington ever made, and mill him cold. He ambles away, and you stalk up to him again, and mi88 him Tben he ambles a tar piece 1-9!')'1,1! .. ~~· and you have llllt and bear tbe 11:10 Slln Oa 10:10 Christian Seieneo Pr<>ll'l" ~ '.Oa t:ijl ~. 1'' ~ . thur, toot Burns .more. Mr1. lhe Gilmore and family son. to t.beir home ·Wednesd.uy and r.turn~d the ume day. 'iii.,.,:m.'""-s;aa,- Chanlttila "·=: t:OO .-.~ ber ......: m..,. I Cha· nne~8 Vorm , once collected . ' ed the ~dltkm......,.hieh enterta...r 111w ,..._... KtldJ,i were adoptliS by the cl11~t I CalliStl eiub fturaday even.Jq r.aisinJ the dUQ S1' .a ye1r, witb J.at her ·bOII:Ie.' ' paytnelrt to be made lb .pvaee in . • .. J11nWil'Y and J•\7" 104 aotif'icat.ion ·P rlu• w~e anrcltd lo 1li:'= fto - " ' ieft {« • ohorl wed· or meiiJi>nl au in Woltavo, lin. Sblrltf Coilltlier, ~ bd 4ar ..,. 10illr away dues paYIOeot 1!1* tho!' will be lila. llieb'*<l , . . _ oDd llri. tllti' . . _ .,.._Wrtledluit dropped from t!Jt! elnb ~ Rlltert"'-'r. ... , room , 59-incher . and J swear l saw one once tha t would have ~~ ; ~ ~!=~--~ whi rh is a mess of ~ !lif:i.l'!e~. 1 notable far three thlngs - 1hc du's long, deer-llke ~ viciousness of ill! taette flies, the look bigger t han he ' dreariness ot Its landscape, wet part s he 'll 'un 700 pounds on an ·l.t.O.;n of 8nd the high Jnchlence of its drY, sables, A sable here Is not a candidate lor a h:.dy's coat. It is poss ~bly the handsomest of all th e African antelopea .A mature bul l ha s sd m· !tar horns that sweep backward neearly to his rump , He is coal black on top, white underneath , wilting. Each year Mrs Harti nger r l'· ha11 white markings on his face, ceivc s u unique t'emembranrr and a magoificenl mane A big from t he Harn1eks Dr H 't~ uH1re one will w-:- i~h upwards of 400 wall formerly where nr l nM I~s pounds. now ha s his s u1 lc in the Hart inger I suppose the two mo:>t cher· A few people get their henru desire at Chrbtmaa, ofl.en a fulfill· meat of 1 dream of long standing. ~ucb was our friend "Chiuk" ~~ 'fho for 45 yeara, ye1. I said 45. hu wanted an electric train and all the fhunl'! . He a:ot them all from wife "Sis" and l hear didn't ICharley lloillo btary \'OCaUon." .., !J'oniibt 1.2:&1 Skn Off BY ROBERT C. RUARK SINGIDA, Tanganyika - We are flower& J've seen are the pure jutt up from Tabora, a God·blighf· white St.ar of Bethlehem lltmt to ed I(!Ction of Tanganyika which is Christrn aa -.ooa. )tiddlepo~oy O.rid M.Uler, IIUIItd •n • coaullJtt- :$;:~afle.rfiOOG, Chu:rob will ·in !II;.. Jfd· J. · vaDetmen.t p ln ~•• ol prOiflm. R6tJ eaU ,..,n.MI be "Wllal I •like ·fl ~ ab4ilt pretid.ent of my profeuion. abd Wbi'1 eMit IJI1. •"""f Aid Of st. • ..,, •.if =·G w '-·o. . ·career! miU.. . - . . . ..... '<lay .. 1M neath Mett.odisl ChiU"eh P11ul Smmt. Robert Cealt .and 11 :20 Press Box -- 1: Jl...-"- Mltio. tid Jlr& m ·.lor . BotJO With Rober: Ruark lh We'!Mter lr:, P Club, ,....,.,... wben . , beld ,t heir weekly dinner Fri- II :Ia About the loveliest .ao...-.. ..... •1 J 11d3t John lhe farm Why iodefd.? Yout« 'P •• wone eom- 'n a C!vil '\1\ ~r Ol'l yO. -NDda. Jl]'ilon wts M•iM-•ItoW ftluabl~:: And 10 with oiCl 1litr8et, oad lrl4tl ~ ¥• \0 oo 1o. /people, old '"""' old booQ. Bet· ebanae la-mDTiqeby ~~bor, ...,.. a wlnl<lr •!lito ctr• wilh navy blat' ~jf.-~ . 7:JJO _ Don't forget to read ''The Vanyou'll love It especially if you 're beyond the present Elv is Presley lil ~e as of now. · IM• P. the 11:15 Weathettast · •• one could reran. lneldut wa1 -'ven In u.il book l!rU / of a blllineu mu who wu urced to redeUp tht name tnll other oc ll.... Middleport Society u • Jl!ews HQlln:ea Hardware" 1nd a 1oM mur ot • -.. _!B, -· ~ore • I]•• : R•by Ann >Od Potric,. aad ..., . .ill Can! ot '!'Dub .,.d SI!OCIII !II"' ':' tlflf!s of Evflall priMed at lar elaulfted ra&e. PUNIIhed t1: 1 cent ,, LaSJite . llro. wm,.., - •:.zfor •ft.i :a... 10:1111 Ba<IJe 71. -:-, tbe printed familiar aymbolo 01 hla IJ:atlo. werd ·~ ~ wtndertul Said tilt ad man, 1'flwrt isn't <¥ ' bri,._, ....... ..,. daol•• ~~~., ,.n•t "" -~... IMU...... ltd by • pol'indit olf"'!"ll•lq 11\e ~ """" · lillomf- dwllo." · 1'' fNil tbe ' iii'iiio ito-''Thea wbl.'' rnu~ W ~ ,.a Jlle 11 1 ~i" Weil trlalilrt, ' "Why don't t}ll.y modernize the Aaloorlcan naatn ~ ,i;IHJilo &eylna to . lt2.1 Wanted.Jo Renl -i!l 8&P _' Youa1 Pu.lll111 of Flatwoodl, I •nd Mr .and Kn. lillbtr1 MUMI'; ~ Ill~ ~u! ~~ lbe bride oi llr. WUU... dauJI!Ior VirJIIII& C14 .... BIU, 01 ~ ll'-'!'1 ·tJ,* . Of llr. ohd lin. a-.ille. ... lloilil a,.n .... .....~Nit tti'G~ · ~;\;~~~Rod< ooa, A.llooao. llr. Jilld ..... II ':llll p. ... 1il , ~ mond Muu er and lOll, F.rant. CatJ ~latt . _.__.__.._ 1 • PuiiJ ao nnd dou&hlet~ Ioiii~ 'l'bt ,......... wlD 1, Alliorta •lid .uiljO .olii ,llr, oiol 1111 bf Nt1ltlll Flllll. . . . Ia· 7,4f NIIC~ -'Proclucersc$1!0Wca,. •:ae· ·h1oert Mo+*aet'J Dl4 y .. K.., ""' ;:::=,;,=.,= ••~N:;:a::-n..:.,·-, :,:;d;;-11~-=· -.;;;~;c,:;:::::r. hJ 7:QO 118tc .a~ wtlllld .tuger a U11h>ael . 'l'bt 01\ter, rttlut, baa btu l11ued. Now It Is UP to the rall· Nil!. WJpot ..,m.. t.here 1111111 N In ol least two famWea that the . . . . _.. 110 ·I attin etllllllll. Vnllllt.f 1 . . . . . .~. IS!OO See Jt!- Now 8:00 Telephone 'ritne 11:80 An ale ·.0.1<\0f' ~ 111.- Lob Leoha Pullhw. dauJ!J. eeptioh ~re llrl. Leu..·~ 01 1!f oCarl Pulllru and the l.at.e Muon, W. VL. WJ.IJ.a.w: :M-r Sr. 7ltil ~ .... 7ill! fW ~J,OOIO · to lloane . , A ,~ !Ill - -' • . DeU~n ~ dtlllhtful 1Uti1" .. 1 """'jM-! Mot. uour 2:30 Til~ lost Word 3:00 M~t the .New Senators 4:00 'l'BA 4:30 'l'BA • '" ~·~- T,ultzTbSpeak Vows With William R. M11~r .· - , .. At~·,. , ,., -liPIIW ·E.v.o . ' -y lllh• M. .tiMIIlM -~. Heckle and Jeck~ e Mlulon at Mid·Ctntuf!y 2:0G 'l'BA Feature 3 6:00 ·W . -1 :00 1:30 ,.,. Apathy Takes Its Toil .....,UI '5......... _ ~:80 .. 12;00 l,.d'M 1'-.ke. A Trip Ji :30 Wild Bill Hickok Loi~ Pullins Exchanges Wedding • BALl!! l!V JIID-Uiii!:D CAJI8 ltatioD WIIOftl, and tnatb. Obo laiD bl4 ohotll at M.sA ll•lo of X)'Jer Cl'eek Power - · ot Cheohln, .O~ WSAZ·TV CHANNIL J 10:00 I:.amp Ureto lb' Feet 10:30 l+!ok Up and Live 11100 United Nations in Action 1J :30 Camera Tbre, . The Daih· Sentinel lo-ADiV a.i.D 11'0 - T wor~ Twe !IIIII ~ey loee their lives as a result of it. In any event, wllla\liffer untold pain and great loss of work. Property loll well Jllli.Y run IIlio many thousands or dollars. It Ia QulM plaiD that bad warnlog signals and blinker lights beet lllitille4 at ·Ibis crossln1 the accident most likely would notltawoc.,....... ' It wu1n the ll1jlllmtr of 19SS when The Daily Sentinel flrsl 1auneltejt • - ' I n t-roullh editorials and news atorles bol· stered :-'!J!:turia to secure a warnln2 system at this dan· Our object: to stir public apathy to the point· where tilt nilrolllllld various government bureaus concerned would ~ IOIIWtb!JtiiP lijevlate lhe situation. Lal4or. a .~ w1,1 ln\tlated by the local Pl'o.f.8!'UU\Ii at~ • . wheel~ tllat ~ , 1o be set Into motion In order fl. Ufty. itoellre -. erdtr lOco ln.U.llatlon of tho safe&uuds Sunday- Channell 11:15 11<0 . iboord . fl :.. ,JD-:snary Cl.ooney .Show meet Thursilay eve~ng at f:I;O Sat~~~ ;_.tDb.otett home of Mrs. Dey H)rsell 'O':SO ·Ptoptt· :Ate WnDJ Mrs. Gera ld Wildermuth and Miss 8':0;0 Peri;y tqlow .t.U.C)' Gibbl!l If ~i&el. ... ,.,,.,.rt ,e at TO M&ET 'TNU.SOA Y The Twiliiht Garden: Club will ,_n, m'-""' '••• we;!efn Nil, Gltli~· __, :J;"'"' •Mvl _ MEETING S.CHIDULED The WindlbJ ·Trnl Sa en will meet Thursday evenhHl. the hOme of l.lrs. John Terrell. !sh ed trophlr 9 1n Af1'ican bi g-ga me huildin f.l. Lo vely C hli ~lma s gr('eting fr om hunL!ng are aable and kuk u. take the Bob McK ttY'Ii of Bowl1 ng ( ; rt' ('fl your pick. I rank them equall y as ried as to the outcome of the trouble with Roy Rov was the first p~rs~l/. to come inl o the olflce after I ar- cof)sbted of 12 t' hllrmlngly wr itll•n to splendor. diW culty of ae hil' \'· of poetr y recounting the me nt, 1111d pllrfection of. con struerived. He came in smlllb~ and !;ald . '' ! am r<>ady to do what 11tanzas whole year's enllre "doms" of Ihe tion , you askt.d me to doA.i"!lrtfbll'ck:'to the stud v h;1ll." McKuy family , winding 11p in De· 1'h e kudu, with his enor mo us lrenllflld. "fine", Then 1 told him what his former pi'ind- cember w1lh a hoilltay plane tr ip ear11 and a penchant lor living in pal h•d ..td about him. to F lorida wh~ rc t hey v1sited 1el· Is warier, but both sa· mountains, ''True Rov. vou are a Kentuckv mounlainPer." I told hlm. atives. ble 'and kudu can only be hunted 11hut durincr the four vears vm1 h:Jve bet>n with us herP. in hiP"h Down throu gh the yt-ar ..; Luura in certain p!ntea at certain times RChi'R)l. "<'U tu1:v~ )P.1U'nPd to rP.aR()D anrl SPP thlnfg In the right 11 nd Rob have se nt us tht'~i' uniq ue ot the year - generally Whe ll it 's g reett ngs- f J r ~ t youn g Rnhlll !11uw UJht, and fi'Ulf. IR whJ~t ha~ hP.lnAI1 vnu to clfll'idfo to ohev .'' hot, miserable, and r\yblown , or in collego) ~~~a baby lookint: u H~ r Icy-cold and mlsenble. lTP. wP-nt hsu~k to the h!strh,.r '!> ~t,,~ttv hnll wns obedient and Chnstmall catalogs, latt'r Rullin The kudu 11 qu.lte a thing. He Is grnttnlltPd At. thP f11fl1P C\f Rr'hnn1 with hi"h hnnnrs. and \ Beth with their h'('(', and aA blg u a horse, but aa dainty The nf'lnt tn thlq tdMV Is this. n11 thP. IPnrhP."- In fht~o ('f'.l"- a~~:at~ at the piano. aa a deer. He Is aray ·bl~fawn, mrm 9Jellllfh nf KPI'Ihlr kv t>nnld nnt hAVP npr~nndflli 'him tn fin The:se lovely chlld rr n, one in with white stripe• barring his hnr'k tn tha~ studv hnll on that F'rlfl:~v ;~; rt ro rnMn . 1;-nt Rftpr hP col~b and one a 11 S. sl•n JOr, hide. Hi• enormous horna twist ~t.\Pil\ ,r~VA1' )!lei Rn<'"1' )111.1 thl'\unnt I+ r'>VI'l" C!flll'1t't.n~1,, wlu:~on were here both at time or Aunt bac~ward in a double-curl, like Laura's and their .:randmotiH'J 'l:l tatty with two twiRtl!l. They are h- WA,. .-1"""· t.• ~ .. Jn fh,. ,.lnl1t ll w~~ "Ai'•nen he batt deaths, and we n\1 lowd the m for the color of W&Jnut meats and fin· tim"' to rll~*lvwllltA thJif hP f'nmnlpfAlv r'll!i~ltorfl.-1 hlm,~:~p.lf. their grtclousness and Frir ndli- ish up 1n a fine Ivory point. ~nt' WIIITif 1\JI A• tfnl'l AnA C:l1f'f'f1C: c:fo1 4mPf"',.R'1 4'1tl. neaa. ,A ahootible kudu b about 411 7.P" lh,. lt• t'lnt h.a~tn l'fv~on tii'I'\A ftl thlnlc ov~~r hlct t'nnl1111•t ..,,.. And 10, ''A. W." McKay and hi s inches_ln horn-length. My friend, '"'nnM ht~~•UI 1•ft 'l'hnn1 no doubt and it Is hard to tell what Jeannotte live asoin for us in these decendants, repe a tln~: the 10 to bed to amount to anythlag the roAult would hove been. pattern of warmth and kinilliness thl\ first evening, so bu9y was he runnln' 11 0le 98" through tunnels, of their progenitors. up iteep W. Va. hill ~ and acrou Charles, debating wht'lhE~r to narTow trestles." ~ col,llalon early rrtday morning of a New York ' 'break out'' hla Army oven·oat «Chink" alu Reel vt'd a trind Central yard e~~&lne and a tractor-trailer rig once more adds durin1 vacation, came U1l Wtth: orran. a •mall metal one wh1eb 1111 uollmatloa ,elnt :0 the local demand for adequate aafe· "Oil, well, I'd jUit aa Well wear fJI&YI 41 Attld lAng Syno" and other it-1 won't need lt over ln E&ypt , loved old ditties. JIW'tll at tlto Hobaon-Roule 7 crossing. anywa)l." mnrnin~ 1~·~o 2:3U et the boy. Boys Need TimeT.o Coo1 Off Ed. Note: E. 0 . Sawulers of Journey 's End takes us today into the mind of a young Kentu cky mountaineer: stubborn, strong, sell-willed, self-reliant, given to headlong action wb.en •1111ered . In Saunders' 63 years of active teaching he ~ 4•ah wl!h many youngsters of this ty p~. Brought along with understanding this kind Qf young American has become the bones In lhe body ef a sturdy notion undefeated in war. tolerant in peace. M.elgs County's veteran educator has sent 1housands of Wett Virginia and Kentucky bill people Into the world w.ll· equipped to -make their mark In businuss or the profeSII!ons. TodJIY's study or tlre attitudes and driving forces ·of Ke~:if:Y hill people is an Indication of how he did it. GIVE A lOY '1'01£ TO CONSIDFJR ''The vital question tn' school discipline is not what results are secured, but by wh;ot means they are secured.'.'. Wlj!te, A 111gh school teach.,- ·brought a boy by t.he baJ1)11 ·ef lilly to ll1jl, '!4YIIIJ li,bllt In tho' ortudy hill! of which she bad chS"fle, lie refused to obey her. s~ ~ "he t.hrew • magazine at another boy. I told Nm to J•AIIdolot the 11188•zine and bring it to me. He replied tllat he would 'not do it. I told him l would not have such a boy in my study hall. So here be is, I am leaving him with yGU," I asked Roy If the incident was true as related by his l.eacber and he replied that It was true. He was then asked if he roall%ed \hat what he had done was bad conduct, and he answered that he reallzed that his conduct was bad . I then asked him If he had the courage to go back to the study haD and tell the 150 students t.hcrc that he had done wrong, and then go back, pick up the magazine and give It to the teacher? "Yes, I have," he said. "Go and do it then," he was told. When Roy came back to the offlc~ he said. "Mr. :'launders, I did just whal you asked me to do , but I wll\ never go back in that study hall as long as I am In school." ...._ "Why won't you go back?" I said . l His answer was, ' 1 because she said, 'T will n<l have a boy of your character in my study hall.'". "Oh, but you have made that all right by your apology." And his response to this was, · •yes, but she said she did not want me and I will not go back. I'll lose my graduation flrsl" (Roy was a senior and it was only six weeks till ,gre\luatlon day.) ' . · He was told 10 stay in the office the remalnaer of the day. (Thls was Friday P.M.) Saturday I went to see the man who had been principal of the hl~h school before I took over. He knew Roy well. I related the affair to him and he said, "He will never yield." "Why won't he yield ?" I asked . and he said, "He Is a mountaineer and the mountaineers of Kentucky never yield to any- SaturclftVChannel3 -, _. W~HS.TV CHA:Nn•L I 1:15 Si•n On i O:QO Western Fflture 9:30 Capt. Mldnlaht t · -.,,11-,1 tMO Ho)>:dy llocH'v dl du Wralt. Mid epor, II • s • lO:SO - ~~~~ -· iliJfnJ.' America motlrcr o( t\1(= ntw baby and • mll tern•l e,rand~ent~ are ll :OO Qry anti Mr~. Suthi;rlih8 , Yvaala, Te:lt· .\1~ c~w_l}c...J'. Tb~_atre as. Mr. pnd ,Mrs. Charles nolt~r 12:30 Mr.•JYlwcl Athens. arc great s,<ralldparcntl :f:OO ~Wh On~ !he Farm. lTALSC TAKES 11ME! ltiCHARII s. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER «I'I'NOLO E. GREENE - EDITOR · N,~ a4vertis1Qa repre~ ntative, BottlnelU..I:imt.aU, Inc. SU~ Ave .. N.ew York C1ty. 16. N. Y. .ttidltid:.u -=ond dul maillni matter at the post offlfe at • WANT ADS NEW ARRIVAL .' Dally stniiDel, lrtl~-~dieport 0., Jill. 5, io&'T-J 7 .. • �_,.,.._...,..til£~ --------~ . - --":""----- ---- ..- - - -----------··--------- . , __ .... 1-DaDY Sentinel, Pt>meroy-Mlddlt>pOrt, 0 ., Jan. 5, 1957 • Day Book The Daily Sentinel ,..,- .Da'OiDW ro lNTE&ESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA Publlsbe4 every afternoon except Sunday by Tbe Oblo VaUeJ leDtlael.JDL .t JlO Mechanic St.. Pom er-JY, 0 . Buslnea offlr~ PoDe M. etfttril office pbone 399'. / .' .' . • "-w;Ohlo. J 5 t Lieutenant and Mra. Paul Holter, Ent Air Force Ba!e, Col· or atlo Sprin.a:s, Col o. , bave announ ced the birth of an ,pound twelve oun('c son on at Fort c arson ho.apUW . . .,..,.,. . . ~<1!11 ntes: Delivery by ('a rrl~r wbe~ a"allable 30 · eeiatt ~ ~ .oU yMr in advance at The Dally Sentinel o((lce. wtwfe .a~e;tiJ~:. •e month $1. By mail one veat sa; six montha, ~...,; liz IDDtltb'l. $1.80: tllrte months, $3.00. J,)' motor route IUio-IIIC>tllllo. ·$ !.110: one monlh ..Sc:_ o. _ _ _ __ _ __ thing." t went back to mv work Monday hJld very much . "' •• Latil<s J s,...kl.,Ud .:._.., . 01111 Mae of 10 an4 cort~t«e o! Mra. D. B Hartinger by her friends the Dr. M. G. Harnicks, now of Coldwater, 0 , Mcteer C ~. , oear the Indiana stale !me. These cut llowero;. gr own cspeci,aJiy for Christmas have white 11 plke~ of blooms. ruli nowered at tbe botlom w1th many buds near the top, promis mg many more blooms like gladiolu s. The ste ms are spctialh' prcpan:d to resist o1~~~o ~a.. ~... repo.wpn thoU ...,.,._....,, Uld nc· ,.....,, lor tile •I•D. 'l'lle<e laoiod. . oi.""'B' "'~.,.lSI ' • I empty ach. Thesestom pattl c~lar big·ga me hunter's coffee You rome and hushy·lJiletl, lime . and It is so new wonderfu l. Yvu see a mltllon head of zebra and wHdebeeste in one day o n the Sercngeti Plains. Y'bu see 60 lions in a day, and you see al l thfl antelopes, bi:rds, monkeys. b<~boo as, elephants, leop. anls ar;J r hi 'lo and you JIO a little gun·happ y. You shoot out your IJ. l'enst• on tht• common stuff, 11nd if ;\'Ou',•e lul' ky. you get a leopard, leopa rd~ lle111~ 1·atber cagy about t' (! m l ng to a g1ve n tree at a alven tim~. ~·~:~~~~~f;~;~~;;, • n:ao 12:00 The nrx t li me you specialize. Maybe yuu 11<-t nt the b1Jgest bull dep hant lh 1t l'ver wrecked .1 na· t111c s ha mha- big, toothwiae, that is. A !Jig elf'phant goes 75 pounds I per tu sk A shootable bull ' t• eo. A re pl bl&;: one is a l()(),pounder jf.!:·.::~.~: a nd up. H you won t a good rhino, you . start thmku,g ilt 20. inches, front horn , an tl rnnge upward. Sometimes you will run into a eow rhino that hu gone freakish and might prese nt you with a 80-lnch nose·horn !w hich is not l;loro but piled hnir anrl Is grelitl)' v8Judd ~ I ~~'~'!· the Chinese, Japanese abd ]Julian• as a mighty aid to vil'iiJ\)1 when t. ken In powder ed form. ' Havi ng coll~;~cted your common stuff, enough zebra bidet, the only lion you ever want to shoot, your good elllphant, )'Our 100d rhinet, you take a break and decide a tiger would_ look nke Oil your wall. So you 11n to India w China, or even SibcrJ, ~~e no tlgcr1 In Afrlca. You.. a couple of tigcn 111« a or gaur, which Is al) . TTh!fll Do it Evefy T~ __ .:::...--:::±::: ~ ~, ..,._._ .. 10:89 Wllat one Peroon Can 11:1!0 'I'!ois Is TbelJre 11:10 !>!an To Man·. llUt""' " - · - ., · )lopuJe · 8 ll&ocll ·· · · ""' ~~~li~== GeOl'fle Cbildo and daulh- l!lli TOp 1>\10 'lll.e ~ l!a.. 1:~ .\ h.::tOWn Mi!etUag 2 :00 -HauGnal ~pe· HOckey 4:1'1 ·-&, 'COttn~ Cfo!Sroads (8 l Auto Sales 19!10 gootl Grueser. f11:bber, G. Deem, Heath Method'.St Education Group Meeting Is Held 7;30 Clrl'ml Boy 19:00 10:00 11:00 1t :80 ,steve AJklt,Show ~he A~coa "Our Loretta Young Show Championship Bowling Suhday News Prevlew Treasure Threatre llltiiiUIOK VI lwa Sedan. s~erlnR;, Rev. c. R. Konkrigbt giving the bra)m. o~ e ning 8:¥ December Bride tO:tlO Souillo one 11:11!1 Up-to-the Minute New1 nRIICTIIRA~ I IRAMI ll;IIAI' IliON- MITALl OMIO VALLEY ;JUNK CO. IS NOW tMPLOYED IN OUR Service Department Bob Welcomes all his Friends and Customers to R. H,. RAWLINGS SONS COMPANY and Wil.l. Cont1nue to give the Quality 5ervioe He is Know!1' For. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Your DOlls~ Dealer Corner Mill and Secatld Sts. Middleport, . Ohi!D· OPTOMII:!raUT N W. COMPTON, 0. D. Theatr~ , f!M>M· ACCIDINT ~ WA:II.D lo lole GeTS Winter Plowing "" USE A JOHN DEERE "!!lE SIL.I!NT .. ~ ANO 'TI<IIN ' WI! G4P>I'T WAIT '420' WINnR PlOW . ,... • 10 PUT MORRIS .. ' EXHAUST· PIPe CANNONS ~11 llll Demand . . .• , . •••• , ·• ~ 1: 'l'ime Deposits • , •• , • , , 'l'olll ~ • . . . . . 'l ollo- ~ted -·,illb~ot ~...pe". '> . . I ·PHONE 3202 Pearl St. ""'""" .. ·.· ts,~.811.46 . ... . •..• - •.•••• : • . •• • • ~010..00 ... '. • om.ers .....pluy...: Dlr..tors: John .B. Dov:ni!ll. President Paul S. Smart, Vice Pres. & Caab!.,.Hu(old E. Hubbard, /lal't. Cealoilt!l.' ROll! S. Reynolda, ASI't. Caolhier Gen,. Gnte, A!s't. Cashier Luel1a Jenkinson, Bootteoptr .JGhll B. IJI>wning 1'11111 S. Smart H. N. Swift Rodney Downing Bertho B. ltolhburn Harold Ill. Hubbard Rille S. Reynolda Matliyn Fultz, Bookki!I![IOP ' Nori!l&.q: Wilcox, Secretary lohmber Federal Dt>poslt In·:lllralll>! Corporation Ra<ille .\ .. · Capital Fullds: Ctpital Stock, C<lmlllOil • , , • , •• , , • • 1100,000.110 I lllimlltl .fll1vc,o! "'!mlth ltr lulll let 'em llo.,, on« lovo Cl"""''0.. ~ . . ;Itt • S..il~ ..... ' ll.IOe,llut f1,1JS0,71Ut MEMBER FEDI':RAI,. ,RESERVE SYSTEM Equ9••nt & Supply eao. lWI!I Qri " ' .._,. -. UtufMded Profit. , •....... , . . , • • 1111>3'1'0.71 Total Capital , • . . • . . ._ 1 4!10J!'70.1B r ;1 'fottol u.~ tf,l80,0S0.24 c-ltr ond Bendt Iii 'MJ~,:&9J!!t OHIO ASSETS: Cash an&..~ , tram. Ba~.,, , , ......................\. ' 636,=o.43 U. S. ~t Bondi ................... ; .. • .. 1,5M,l8?.11o Municipal ~ IIGDtk . .. ... .. ...... .. .. .. .. 427,1172.11 Federal Reserve !lank ~ ...... , • , .. .. ., . .. .. • M~INI Loans and Discounts , .. . ..... ..... . ........ , . .. . 1,511,9111.80 Bank Building $6500.00. l'lldures $3601.00 . .•. .. ... ..._....:.:!;~ , 10,1111.00 SJ.r~Jlus WITH YOUR -.Qiillltate Braker ' LIABILimt:s: ~ BOG DOWN y9UrDW:· ·":'Your 111 OTIZENS NATIONAL BAll . Total Assets •. • .•• , • M,l60,0$0~ : ' ~110. ., CONDENSED STATIIIIEN'I' 0P ClONDft'IOiN . Clyde G. M!Uhono, DON'T ''• j; n1ght's televised bout. File '1· Confereace ·'- • i• " ,.,. .r FORMERLY WITH LEGION AUTO SALES The tax books are now ~ for the payment of Decem. ber and .Tune Real Estaw Tax. Will close Feb. 1, 1957. ,, ' ' Robert Fetty ,.., MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS W.AS:HINGTON, D. C. uP __,FeatherwCight Isador Martinez of Panama wa11 "feady for aU com· ers•• today but his Jatest victim, Ike Chestnut, conceded, "l never want to see him again. I'll take on anybody including Sandy Sad· dler," said Martln!!z ai!er bi& unanimous, upset 10-round dec!• ion over Chel!ltnut in Friday East Cum Street, Pomeroy Offltlo Rnan: 9 lo 12, 2 lo &. iClooo ot Nooa oa Tllan.l tect and builder. " NOTICE READY FOR ANYBODY !!•·~~~ the Wutber Sbow ''. THAT Donald :MUl1, was celelwated at th• m•mln~ ....1on or lbe Kindergarten Frid&y. Mn. Mills was aasUted by !be teacher, Mrs. Guy Reynblda, in Bcrving decorated cookies and Jce cream to the children. Special g:..ests were Sherman Mills f! nd J o Ann Neal. Alaiatin, with the serving were Jo Ann i'Shell• Childs, K.ath ~e Morgaa and J h 0 n In gels. Gue st ~ at the party· table included Marta Kay HubbU'd Marilee Van Metm-, Theres Caaci Jenny Sue Craig, Sheila Childtt' Kat"" M ' •..,. organ and Jo Ann Neal. RIPORTED ILL M W. and Eme..,.n.Jone•. 7:00 7:10 7:90 9o00 I Love Luoy l _... Thon you look aro~~ln thlo By Jimniy Ha~ : I. ANNOUNCE Euler, Bess Sanbora, Mn. Clyde her home. 8:11!1 Hums & Allea '8:90 Tlleai Seouta' .. .. We are pleased to . !ngels, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. L . If;;;o;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;;;;;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;'"j McComas, Charles ){('Elhinney !I l';;:;;:;;;::;::;:;::::==;::::=:r;;;::::;:::;::=""'~~;:~:;::~ 6:511 j •4eUotl-wuoerred~ u.... 1:·~1:1":-:""~ file re- E. 0 .. R.alt lin. Na llooft_· ~nritJ~~·~Tb:ur:od:'l'~•~ve:ai:n~ JlJ. ::~r Ar-~~~~~~~-~~· ~~~-and~~~l!~io~k~e;; ~M~rs~-~anc! -~~~Coa~tes~,~Vr~•~ rs. Norma Nickels on, ColumMra. Cove!'t 11erved cookies and bu!l, 0 ., lister of Mrs. Willi.tm Morooft'ee to Mr. Konkright, Mrs. Noah I:{An, Rt. 33, and also of Mr. A. If. .Haskins, Richard Chamber&, James lcachim. has been reported ill at 6:30 t:ao .Prayer. Mr. Covc"t, chairman of the C · · omm1ssJon and superintendent of the Sunday School, presided at the regular tusiness meeting. It was announced that the next meeting would be in February at the home of Mrl!l. Nan Moore. Sign orr j ;~ 1frJ. Wijlall -· guHI wl!oti' liTto. JtOa.rt n.JlOlO Jif The aixlil birthday or Cyalilla MH11, daUJt~ter ot Mr. and Kn. The Commission on Education etf the Heath Methodist churcll ml'!t Thursday eveniug at the home or Mr. an,d Mre. Ernest Covert, Seventh Avenue, with the Meet The P'rMs 8:10 News Piel.r.are 6:45 G•IIJI•l a.,...ony Boys 7:00 77th Bengal IJ.,..r:.ers ~ ) 8;9CJ ToMeetJan.17 ::£ Cynthia Mills Sixth Birthday Is Celebrated $288.00.\ COme U)() Wide Wide 'W.orld 6:30 Ct~pt. G_alh.LK ·i:OO 4\r J'•wer :.., llic~ -~ llr. J l - . ot- · A ge.,..al .~..WU ,J,el4 1M ~ ·~ -.,lldoll tho ...,....., Bilb Bollool •• pi'Og>'om IUJgeillono llllldo br *lOB · lfe!;orllt. nice Darst, Mn. Wltliam KlWnger, Matlack, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Misses Lena and Thelma Grue.ter, Mrs. ForTest S..cflte-1, and fAmily, Miss Bernil"e Ano Durst, :Mrl!l. Middleport. Am•nda Kaspal' •nd Mrs. Canie S:BO Zoo Parade s:oo Obip.alter a otlt.d Mr Miu Bett-y JCoehler, RN. Galli· polis, hat beea viJlting ber ai.tet, Mrs. K. D. Amlbary. aod family. Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas ad son, Billy, Je(t today for their A dessert coura:e. was served by home In Crost City, Fla., after a the hosteu to those named above two week ho1iday visit with their and Mrs. K:U'l Grueser, Mrt. Ber- parents, Mrv and Mrs. Williaa 'UIG Suhday Melinee 2:36 ·~:merfcan Porum 3:31) OutlOok 4:3o fW: 1J'Ug Pietoure '· 5:90 otiUI'Ch'• ~~ Story 6:30 rY' Cla8111'oom Lincolit Heights Canas1ttCiub Is ,.: '" ." 11 SinJ'd' all4 Mi's. Eti entertained Sunday fQf •ltd -il ,..,~ at the AtheDJ the t'Ommittee. Mr1. Raymond Burns ~bd $.1\e Holpit&J. •etttodill WOJqM .no prepered .(\)I · ~·;: JC:athy, Covington, Ky., After Jaauary 15 tbe couple wiD anlf served the lteft dbtnl!l' weri 'lbe lii!xt meeting wlll .be bald OJOther, .Mrs. Minnie Gilthftr trlller bome 0111 lfr1. Bnlce IJoyd, Mrt. E. M. at tbe bome ot u:ra. Lawrenee , 11:4:5 Jndu11try Ob 'Parade 1~100 Building America 12:10 TV 'Chapel ~ of -u,ua RaDJ- 10:30 .w "Cblnk," who bu all Ilia Ute wild ox, and a coup~ to othe•• ataga and wild water tar a~ ntar bad a super delux.e 11er than lh ~ African Yu'le tid.1 t.hl• time. falo). And lhen you JOt "Whto-1J.oo-hoo-oo-ab!" gQes tbat a llouae to put pll thb IUftk lo, old tnln with ole Cblni: at the •hlch takes time <~Ud money an.d tbrdtt}e ll..enJn• to ever)' pulM ~eat spates of eurslna the arehi- spre11d CMla~u around beat 8_, 10:811 11~ ..out .of the car, using tree 1 tor camouflage, JOfl80\l5 brute until an easy shot frGm a steady Hat on .8 thorn tree at 50 yards, :uatqg ' the trustJeJt .30.06 that Mister Remington ever made, and mill him cold. He ambles away, and you stalk up to him again, and mi88 him Tben he ambles a tar piece 1-9!')'1,1! .. ~~· and you have llllt and bear tbe 11:10 Slln Oa 10:10 Christian Seieneo Pr<>ll'l" ~ '.Oa t:ijl ~. 1'' ~ . thur, toot Burns .more. Mr1. lhe Gilmore and family son. to t.beir home ·Wednesd.uy and r.turn~d the ume day. 'iii.,.,:m.'""-s;aa,- Chanlttila "·=: t:OO .-.~ ber ......: m..,. I Cha· nne~8 Vorm , once collected . ' ed the ~dltkm......,.hieh enterta...r 111w ,..._... KtldJ,i were adoptliS by the cl11~t I CalliStl eiub fturaday even.Jq r.aisinJ the dUQ S1' .a ye1r, witb J.at her ·bOII:Ie.' ' paytnelrt to be made lb .pvaee in . • .. J11nWil'Y and J•\7" 104 aotif'icat.ion ·P rlu• w~e anrcltd lo 1li:'= fto - " ' ieft {« • ohorl wed· or meiiJi>nl au in Woltavo, lin. Sblrltf Coilltlier, ~ bd 4ar ..,. 10illr away dues paYIOeot 1!1* tho!' will be lila. llieb'*<l , . . _ oDd llri. tllti' . . _ .,.._Wrtledluit dropped from t!Jt! elnb ~ Rlltert"'-'r. ... , room , 59-incher . and J swear l saw one once tha t would have ~~ ; ~ ~!=~--~ whi rh is a mess of ~ !lif:i.l'!e~. 1 notable far three thlngs - 1hc du's long, deer-llke ~ viciousness of ill! taette flies, the look bigger t han he ' dreariness ot Its landscape, wet part s he 'll 'un 700 pounds on an ·l.t.O.;n of 8nd the high Jnchlence of its drY, sables, A sable here Is not a candidate lor a h:.dy's coat. It is poss ~bly the handsomest of all th e African antelopea .A mature bul l ha s sd m· !tar horns that sweep backward neearly to his rump , He is coal black on top, white underneath , wilting. Each year Mrs Harti nger r l'· ha11 white markings on his face, ceivc s u unique t'emembranrr and a magoificenl mane A big from t he Harn1eks Dr H 't~ uH1re one will w-:- i~h upwards of 400 wall formerly where nr l nM I~s pounds. now ha s his s u1 lc in the Hart inger I suppose the two mo:>t cher· A few people get their henru desire at Chrbtmaa, ofl.en a fulfill· meat of 1 dream of long standing. ~ucb was our friend "Chiuk" ~~ 'fho for 45 yeara, ye1. I said 45. hu wanted an electric train and all the fhunl'! . He a:ot them all from wife "Sis" and l hear didn't ICharley lloillo btary \'OCaUon." .., !J'oniibt 1.2:&1 Skn Off BY ROBERT C. RUARK SINGIDA, Tanganyika - We are flower& J've seen are the pure jutt up from Tabora, a God·blighf· white St.ar of Bethlehem lltmt to ed I(!Ction of Tanganyika which is Christrn aa -.ooa. )tiddlepo~oy O.rid M.Uler, IIUIItd •n • coaullJtt- :$;:~afle.rfiOOG, Chu:rob will ·in !II;.. Jfd· J. · vaDetmen.t p ln ~•• ol prOiflm. R6tJ eaU ,..,n.MI be "Wllal I •like ·fl ~ ab4ilt pretid.ent of my profeuion. abd Wbi'1 eMit IJI1. •"""f Aid Of st. • ..,, •.if =·G w '-·o. . ·career! miU.. . - . . . ..... '<lay .. 1M neath Mett.odisl ChiU"eh P11ul Smmt. Robert Cealt .and 11 :20 Press Box -- 1: Jl...-"- Mltio. tid Jlr& m ·.lor . BotJO With Rober: Ruark lh We'!Mter lr:, P Club, ,....,.,... wben . , beld ,t heir weekly dinner Fri- II :Ia About the loveliest .ao...-.. ..... •1 J 11d3t John lhe farm Why iodefd.? Yout« 'P •• wone eom- 'n a C!vil '\1\ ~r Ol'l yO. -NDda. Jl]'ilon wts M•iM-•ItoW ftluabl~:: And 10 with oiCl 1litr8et, oad lrl4tl ~ ¥• \0 oo 1o. /people, old '"""' old booQ. Bet· ebanae la-mDTiqeby ~~bor, ...,.. a wlnl<lr •!lito ctr• wilh navy blat' ~jf.-~ . 7:JJO _ Don't forget to read ''The Vanyou'll love It especially if you 're beyond the present Elv is Presley lil ~e as of now. · IM• P. the 11:15 Weathettast · •• one could reran. lneldut wa1 -'ven In u.il book l!rU / of a blllineu mu who wu urced to redeUp tht name tnll other oc ll.... Middleport Society u • Jl!ews HQlln:ea Hardware" 1nd a 1oM mur ot • -.. _!B, -· ~ore • I]•• : R•by Ann >Od Potric,. aad ..., . .ill Can! ot '!'Dub .,.d SI!OCIII !II"' ':' tlflf!s of Evflall priMed at lar elaulfted ra&e. PUNIIhed t1: 1 cent ,, LaSJite . llro. wm,.., - •:.zfor •ft.i :a... 10:1111 Ba<IJe 71. -:-, tbe printed familiar aymbolo 01 hla IJ:atlo. werd ·~ ~ wtndertul Said tilt ad man, 1'flwrt isn't <¥ ' bri,._, ....... ..,. daol•• ~~~., ,.n•t "" -~... IMU...... ltd by • pol'indit olf"'!"ll•lq 11\e ~ """" · lillomf- dwllo." · 1'' fNil tbe ' iii'iiio ito-''Thea wbl.'' rnu~ W ~ ,.a Jlle 11 1 ~i" Weil trlalilrt, ' "Why don't t}ll.y modernize the Aaloorlcan naatn ~ ,i;IHJilo &eylna to . lt2.1 Wanted.Jo Renl -i!l 8&P _' Youa1 Pu.lll111 of Flatwoodl, I •nd Mr .and Kn. lillbtr1 MUMI'; ~ Ill~ ~u! ~~ lbe bride oi llr. WUU... dauJI!Ior VirJIIII& C14 .... BIU, 01 ~ ll'-'!'1 ·tJ,* . Of llr. ohd lin. a-.ille. ... lloilil a,.n .... .....~Nit tti'G~ · ~;\;~~~Rod< ooa, A.llooao. llr. Jilld ..... II ':llll p. ... 1il , ~ mond Muu er and lOll, F.rant. CatJ ~latt . _.__.__.._ 1 • PuiiJ ao nnd dou&hlet~ Ioiii~ 'l'bt ,......... wlD 1, Alliorta •lid .uiljO .olii ,llr, oiol 1111 bf Nt1ltlll Flllll. . . . Ia· 7,4f NIIC~ -'Proclucersc$1!0Wca,. •:ae· ·h1oert Mo+*aet'J Dl4 y .. K.., ""' ;:::=,;,=.,= ••~N:;:a::-n..:.,·-, :,:;d;;-11~-=· -.;;;~;c,:;:::::r. hJ 7:QO 118tc .a~ wtlllld .tuger a U11h>ael . 'l'bt 01\ter, rttlut, baa btu l11ued. Now It Is UP to the rall· Nil!. WJpot ..,m.. t.here 1111111 N In ol least two famWea that the . . . . _.. 110 ·I attin etllllllll. Vnllllt.f 1 . . . . . .~. IS!OO See Jt!- Now 8:00 Telephone 'ritne 11:80 An ale ·.0.1<\0f' ~ 111.- Lob Leoha Pullhw. dauJ!J. eeptioh ~re llrl. Leu..·~ 01 1!f oCarl Pulllru and the l.at.e Muon, W. VL. WJ.IJ.a.w: :M-r Sr. 7ltil ~ .... 7ill! fW ~J,OOIO · to lloane . , A ,~ !Ill - -' • . DeU~n ~ dtlllhtful 1Uti1" .. 1 """'jM-! Mot. uour 2:30 Til~ lost Word 3:00 M~t the .New Senators 4:00 'l'BA 4:30 'l'BA • '" ~·~- T,ultzTbSpeak Vows With William R. M11~r .· - , .. At~·,. , ,., -liPIIW ·E.v.o . ' -y lllh• M. .tiMIIlM -~. Heckle and Jeck~ e Mlulon at Mid·Ctntuf!y 2:0G 'l'BA Feature 3 6:00 ·W . -1 :00 1:30 ,.,. Apathy Takes Its Toil .....,UI '5......... _ ~:80 .. 12;00 l,.d'M 1'-.ke. A Trip Ji :30 Wild Bill Hickok Loi~ Pullins Exchanges Wedding • BALl!! l!V JIID-Uiii!:D CAJI8 ltatioD WIIOftl, and tnatb. Obo laiD bl4 ohotll at M.sA ll•lo of X)'Jer Cl'eek Power - · ot Cheohln, .O~ WSAZ·TV CHANNIL J 10:00 I:.amp Ureto lb' Feet 10:30 l+!ok Up and Live 11100 United Nations in Action 1J :30 Camera Tbre, . The Daih· Sentinel lo-ADiV a.i.D 11'0 - T wor~ Twe !IIIII ~ey loee their lives as a result of it. In any event, wllla\liffer untold pain and great loss of work. Property loll well Jllli.Y run IIlio many thousands or dollars. It Ia QulM plaiD that bad warnlog signals and blinker lights beet lllitille4 at ·Ibis crossln1 the accident most likely would notltawoc.,....... ' It wu1n the ll1jlllmtr of 19SS when The Daily Sentinel flrsl 1auneltejt • - ' I n t-roullh editorials and news atorles bol· stered :-'!J!:turia to secure a warnln2 system at this dan· Our object: to stir public apathy to the point· where tilt nilrolllllld various government bureaus concerned would ~ IOIIWtb!JtiiP lijevlate lhe situation. Lal4or. a .~ w1,1 ln\tlated by the local Pl'o.f.8!'UU\Ii at~ • . wheel~ tllat ~ , 1o be set Into motion In order fl. Ufty. itoellre -. erdtr lOco ln.U.llatlon of tho safe&uuds Sunday- Channell 11:15 11<0 . iboord . fl :.. ,JD-:snary Cl.ooney .Show meet Thursilay eve~ng at f:I;O Sat~~~ ;_.tDb.otett home of Mrs. Dey H)rsell 'O':SO ·Ptoptt· :Ate WnDJ Mrs. Gera ld Wildermuth and Miss 8':0;0 Peri;y tqlow .t.U.C)' Gibbl!l If ~i&el. ... ,.,,.,.rt ,e at TO M&ET 'TNU.SOA Y The Twiliiht Garden: Club will ,_n, m'-""' '••• we;!efn Nil, Gltli~· __, :J;"'"' •Mvl _ MEETING S.CHIDULED The WindlbJ ·Trnl Sa en will meet Thursday evenhHl. the hOme of l.lrs. John Terrell. !sh ed trophlr 9 1n Af1'ican bi g-ga me huildin f.l. Lo vely C hli ~lma s gr('eting fr om hunL!ng are aable and kuk u. take the Bob McK ttY'Ii of Bowl1 ng ( ; rt' ('fl your pick. I rank them equall y as ried as to the outcome of the trouble with Roy Rov was the first p~rs~l/. to come inl o the olflce after I ar- cof)sbted of 12 t' hllrmlngly wr itll•n to splendor. diW culty of ae hil' \'· of poetr y recounting the me nt, 1111d pllrfection of. con struerived. He came in smlllb~ and !;ald . '' ! am r<>ady to do what 11tanzas whole year's enllre "doms" of Ihe tion , you askt.d me to doA.i"!lrtfbll'ck:'to the stud v h;1ll." McKuy family , winding 11p in De· 1'h e kudu, with his enor mo us lrenllflld. "fine", Then 1 told him what his former pi'ind- cember w1lh a hoilltay plane tr ip ear11 and a penchant lor living in pal h•d ..td about him. to F lorida wh~ rc t hey v1sited 1el· Is warier, but both sa· mountains, ''True Rov. vou are a Kentuckv mounlainPer." I told hlm. atives. ble 'and kudu can only be hunted 11hut durincr the four vears vm1 h:Jve bet>n with us herP. in hiP"h Down throu gh the yt-ar ..; Luura in certain p!ntea at certain times RChi'R)l. "<'U tu1:v~ )P.1U'nPd to rP.aR()D anrl SPP thlnfg In the right 11 nd Rob have se nt us tht'~i' uniq ue ot the year - generally Whe ll it 's g reett ngs- f J r ~ t youn g Rnhlll !11uw UJht, and fi'Ulf. IR whJ~t ha~ hP.lnAI1 vnu to clfll'idfo to ohev .'' hot, miserable, and r\yblown , or in collego) ~~~a baby lookint: u H~ r Icy-cold and mlsenble. lTP. wP-nt hsu~k to the h!strh,.r '!> ~t,,~ttv hnll wns obedient and Chnstmall catalogs, latt'r Rullin The kudu 11 qu.lte a thing. He Is grnttnlltPd At. thP f11fl1P C\f Rr'hnn1 with hi"h hnnnrs. and \ Beth with their h'('(', and aA blg u a horse, but aa dainty The nf'lnt tn thlq tdMV Is this. n11 thP. IPnrhP."- In fht~o ('f'.l"- a~~:at~ at the piano. aa a deer. He Is aray ·bl~fawn, mrm 9Jellllfh nf KPI'Ihlr kv t>nnld nnt hAVP npr~nndflli 'him tn fin The:se lovely chlld rr n, one in with white stripe• barring his hnr'k tn tha~ studv hnll on that F'rlfl:~v ;~; rt ro rnMn . 1;-nt Rftpr hP col~b and one a 11 S. sl•n JOr, hide. Hi• enormous horna twist ~t.\Pil\ ,r~VA1' )!lei Rn<'"1' )111.1 thl'\unnt I+ r'>VI'l" C!flll'1t't.n~1,, wlu:~on were here both at time or Aunt bac~ward in a double-curl, like Laura's and their .:randmotiH'J 'l:l tatty with two twiRtl!l. They are h- WA,. .-1"""· t.• ~ .. Jn fh,. ,.lnl1t ll w~~ "Ai'•nen he batt deaths, and we n\1 lowd the m for the color of W&Jnut meats and fin· tim"' to rll~*lvwllltA thJif hP f'nmnlpfAlv r'll!i~ltorfl.-1 hlm,~:~p.lf. their grtclousness and Frir ndli- ish up 1n a fine Ivory point. ~nt' WIIITif 1\JI A• tfnl'l AnA C:l1f'f'f1C: c:fo1 4mPf"',.R'1 4'1tl. neaa. ,A ahootible kudu b about 411 7.P" lh,. lt• t'lnt h.a~tn l'fv~on tii'I'\A ftl thlnlc ov~~r hlct t'nnl1111•t ..,,.. And 10, ''A. W." McKay and hi s inches_ln horn-length. My friend, '"'nnM ht~~•UI 1•ft 'l'hnn1 no doubt and it Is hard to tell what Jeannotte live asoin for us in these decendants, repe a tln~: the 10 to bed to amount to anythlag the roAult would hove been. pattern of warmth and kinilliness thl\ first evening, so bu9y was he runnln' 11 0le 98" through tunnels, of their progenitors. up iteep W. Va. hill ~ and acrou Charles, debating wht'lhE~r to narTow trestles." ~ col,llalon early rrtday morning of a New York ' 'break out'' hla Army oven·oat «Chink" alu Reel vt'd a trind Central yard e~~&lne and a tractor-trailer rig once more adds durin1 vacation, came U1l Wtth: orran. a •mall metal one wh1eb 1111 uollmatloa ,elnt :0 the local demand for adequate aafe· "Oil, well, I'd jUit aa Well wear fJI&YI 41 Attld lAng Syno" and other it-1 won't need lt over ln E&ypt , loved old ditties. JIW'tll at tlto Hobaon-Roule 7 crossing. anywa)l." mnrnin~ 1~·~o 2:3U et the boy. Boys Need TimeT.o Coo1 Off Ed. Note: E. 0 . Sawulers of Journey 's End takes us today into the mind of a young Kentu cky mountaineer: stubborn, strong, sell-willed, self-reliant, given to headlong action wb.en •1111ered . In Saunders' 63 years of active teaching he ~ 4•ah wl!h many youngsters of this ty p~. Brought along with understanding this kind Qf young American has become the bones In lhe body ef a sturdy notion undefeated in war. tolerant in peace. M.elgs County's veteran educator has sent 1housands of Wett Virginia and Kentucky bill people Into the world w.ll· equipped to -make their mark In businuss or the profeSII!ons. TodJIY's study or tlre attitudes and driving forces ·of Ke~:if:Y hill people is an Indication of how he did it. GIVE A lOY '1'01£ TO CONSIDFJR ''The vital question tn' school discipline is not what results are secured, but by wh;ot means they are secured.'.'. Wlj!te, A 111gh school teach.,- ·brought a boy by t.he baJ1)11 ·ef lilly to ll1jl, '!4YIIIJ li,bllt In tho' ortudy hill! of which she bad chS"fle, lie refused to obey her. s~ ~ "he t.hrew • magazine at another boy. I told Nm to J•AIIdolot the 11188•zine and bring it to me. He replied tllat he would 'not do it. I told him l would not have such a boy in my study hall. So here be is, I am leaving him with yGU," I asked Roy If the incident was true as related by his l.eacber and he replied that It was true. He was then asked if he roall%ed \hat what he had done was bad conduct, and he answered that he reallzed that his conduct was bad . I then asked him If he had the courage to go back to the study haD and tell the 150 students t.hcrc that he had done wrong, and then go back, pick up the magazine and give It to the teacher? "Yes, I have," he said. "Go and do it then," he was told. When Roy came back to the offlc~ he said. "Mr. :'launders, I did just whal you asked me to do , but I wll\ never go back in that study hall as long as I am In school." ...._ "Why won't you go back?" I said . l His answer was, ' 1 because she said, 'T will n<l have a boy of your character in my study hall.'". "Oh, but you have made that all right by your apology." And his response to this was, · •yes, but she said she did not want me and I will not go back. I'll lose my graduation flrsl" (Roy was a senior and it was only six weeks till ,gre\luatlon day.) ' . · He was told 10 stay in the office the remalnaer of the day. (Thls was Friday P.M.) Saturday I went to see the man who had been principal of the hl~h school before I took over. He knew Roy well. I related the affair to him and he said, "He will never yield." "Why won't he yield ?" I asked . and he said, "He Is a mountaineer and the mountaineers of Kentucky never yield to any- SaturclftVChannel3 -, _. W~HS.TV CHA:Nn•L I 1:15 Si•n On i O:QO Western Fflture 9:30 Capt. Mldnlaht t · -.,,11-,1 tMO Ho)>:dy llocH'v dl du Wralt. Mid epor, II • s • lO:SO - ~~~~ -· iliJfnJ.' America motlrcr o( t\1(= ntw baby and • mll tern•l e,rand~ent~ are ll :OO Qry anti Mr~. Suthi;rlih8 , Yvaala, Te:lt· .\1~ c~w_l}c...J'. Tb~_atre as. Mr. pnd ,Mrs. Charles nolt~r 12:30 Mr.•JYlwcl Athens. arc great s,<ralldparcntl :f:OO ~Wh On~ !he Farm. lTALSC TAKES 11ME! ltiCHARII s. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER «I'I'NOLO E. GREENE - EDITOR · N,~ a4vertis1Qa repre~ ntative, BottlnelU..I:imt.aU, Inc. SU~ Ave .. N.ew York C1ty. 16. N. Y. .ttidltid:.u -=ond dul maillni matter at the post offlfe at • WANT ADS NEW ARRIVAL .' Dally stniiDel, lrtl~-~dieport 0., Jill. 5, io&'T-J 7 .. • �.. • • C J)ai)y Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 5, 1957 ' llP - Paul Waner, buehall'a flmout "BiJ J'QIMD" &Ad one of 1nea. m•jor ·leoJo011 wbo eollecte4 a,ooo hits . Wll reported ••out ot· dan1er" to-, Gu alter a Hrioua attaell of Packed House Thrilled By 85-73 Count ' As Home Oub Knots SE()L Leadership The , eurnonb. ; WANTED The Pomeroy Purple Pan\bera late in the game as the Panthers thrilled a packt-q house in the were getting the jump on their Juniur Hi gh last night prcssin1 down · f defense and "oing · r as they handc rl t he Loa:an Chtef· court Ctt easy layups wath Buf mg. tains their fir st league loss o( the ton tuual1y on the scoring end . season by a ~curr of Sl)-78. },, the last quarter ami a half . p h Yor the PlUl l Iters It WIS lh etr 0 1 p 1ay , t e sma 11 er omeroy 1earn rifth win of The season a.:ainst one Wfi!S ou;reboundlng their bigger d"'feat. In thl' league, th~y have rivals to maintain possestion or won three and lost one and are the ball on hotb ends of the court lt cd for fir st p!act•. Even little Butflngton was getting Little Aaron Bu ffin gton , the Into the act with 5tl\'tral rebounds !'anther playmakt'r, was the biJ in front of the buckets th.at sta rted gu n in the scoring column as lle the Panthers down the tloor on a dropped in 32 points and nt t.be fast break. foul line he was red hc;tt au; -h e Coach' Die k Retton had one Une· h made 12 of 15 shots. up change at the start oI t e Poulfrrmen PRODUCE HATCHING EGGS THE YEAR AROUND Woaderful Proposltloll •CALL •WRITE •cOME IN! last night, 11 he started a ~ ~~:;~;;'L;;':Embert in place of Junior However, it dertnitely Will team victory for t.h~ Panthers as the locals fou ght ..vL·ry lnch of -the way in a dri\·i ng type of basketbaH for which I•omcroy fans Qve shown a derinite liking. .. Th.e Panthers jumped into a quirk 10·2 lead at the outset of the ball game but saw their a~· vantage quil'kly n<~rrowed earJy In the pe:-iod a'i l .ogan came .ba~k to knot the score at LO all. A Ji~d goal and a fre e thr~w. bot~ Y John Sisson shoved th-e- Pomeroy team back into a lea d which they stretched to 30·20 at the end of the first quarter. It was a quBrter wh.ich saw the Panthers the ''hot· tellt" they'v(' been to date. Lambert quickly ~ ~ .'--:;,. landed tar Friday nigbt in JaeUoa With in 1 buketball / .,~, a bump , M~7, .:arne that appeared to. be at llP J to 6"0 either wav 1 until tM 1-.tTalllleblU quarter. The loss puts tbe J'aebtllD tbe basement with 1 o-4 record iD league play, and a 1-8 ~ for 1t will be a lona: ttine before he sea80n. Going lntu tlae match Jim hunan of ltuhana J03es we two hvt!S had been tied with tOli past aanumn ot navmg o-a records elch. · Bv lll'OOkl)-n Dodson lodoJ llfn•d tbree 7ounc pJtchera and lnstU.ed the Paelfic: CDut'Lelpe'a blUest winner in llMNS tO' work out with. them durlna sprlnJ training. - Of League Standings, Retord Is 0-4 Big 10 Mtddleport's luck1eu. 'VtUow Bucks Hit Jack et:; ln the SE0..\1. C61· ' ~ ~~.,' ~he ~ilrtll •lad an Ab.Volo lao on.,..hill foot· oau team. But the gre1Het WiUwr Veqnar1- wtH oe at and when n1s protege, -~Un (.;remeans, Joel un to a uauvenity evenlqall,y to ere~ ior btD\aeU a rel!pon.'iible and .f ruittul fu~e. ,. Jackson's d 1 10biefi center, td goallJ~D. to tat slippe n e· . , 4!1 scoring honora with 20 -~ Mitchell had 14 and 'lthodH. 12. for Jaek&on. .• . dlv!Djty S~E Morgan . }~ Dicken, C Cooksey, G OR CALL JOHN RICHMOND Pomeroy, Phone 17 ~ Buckle s, G Schultt, G Ohio Swaim, G D U·ll 6 7·11 1 0·0 6 1-2 1 1·2 18 Uyrd, G () 1-3 1 19 33 12·24 "18 2 Scoring by quar~n: 13 Pomeroy SO 11 29 24-85 3 Logan ·20 20 17 21-78 2 0-0 4 Officiab: Paul Tribe and Darrell =:;:;;l.~S~t.~C~I~ai~r,~G----~0~~2-~3-2 WI'SL Big Blacks Keep Clean Retord In Huntington Win The Point PleaN-nt Big Blacks rcmaiue.j amona the unbeaten l~riday nla:ht I'll they won their sixth straight bill aame at the eJI.• pt·nse of, Huntington St. Joteph.7G1:16, in the HunUrla;ton Field Houa. BI\J Smith, N c:enter of the Dig Blacks teiUed 38 points to lt•ad all. &corer•. The game was nip 1nd tuck throughout wlth the blgr;est l~ad in the game being an elghl· point advantage held .by Pt. Plcasar.t wtth three minutes to play. Sc-orlng by quatlcn: Pt. Pleuant 115 17 19 19 · iO 18 16 16 16 . 88 St. Joseph '• \' POMIROY ~· Athtns w.u..... o.m.-n. NelMrtvllle JockMl........r1 \ ..,.. _ (c:ollOQ.) _ehol~ of SietTa lead all aciu:1ers, bout Jerry A.rti'old eame ln for hia share of the cred it. 'too, u the big fellow pullt>d in ·z1 reboundi and tpllied 10 point11 ! for one oi biB. better nights of th e ~ar in aU-around play. 1'hc Fate••• had IWO othc• pl ay. arl!l .m thf' double- rtKUffoS in scor· lng " Bq~ Olivor bil 14 polnla and -Boy Cl.lrk llad 10. I ·~r• _... _ ~ I Tht' Wahim!l. DipPle Bl.nd, W~tHre applied ~ are In place~ th,e interior is com. pleted-ab. i'luttiAttd interior fozo greater coqdort in aU seaaons. · ·. - A le ute<l thil 0 WRNWXB NA VM YOOJI FM~B . • . Yesterday's Cryptoqypte: TAf:r IS THE SAVINO VJI\TUK WITHOUT WHICH NO WOMAN CAM B£ A SUCCESSWILLIAM CSLER.. U!gh Sc'-ool fi . . . -l_ . · ' B~"Ketbn.11 ~ IU . NO .XP.O SIO SFAPUS Oa NAI&NIAOS ·~ ·I · WROAANW ·- SOTB4 0 rlJ1>.1 over. old eelllnl and walls. No palntlJI8 or poperlug ••• once panels . ~.t~holl ''&'' Jel~t 011 l1'hctnl •~II l'lnl1lo ""..., .,.., ~11 _116~ ... til' 11<1Uhladt CIIMI ..... • • •• •• 1 2 1 1. 2 3 3 4 t '1, • • • • · · BY UNIHD pjijifl- · :l'aylor 52 Harrison 2• Cincinnati Hughes 69 . Cincinnati Walnut Hllls 5'7 . ~~~~ing· n. ...ll'ieruont 27 , ljo.,.o0H 77,:Witbrow 52 . Clnelt\nlti B.o~er .}laceo 81 ~ ·.:-, , . C.oY!J:!gt6n l(y, Cat'b.Olle' 11! · J ()..() 2 17 12 14 46 Scoring b) quarters· Wahama 20 12 18 ltt fiB ft :tvenswood D 10 12 1~ · 4ti Rale Bowl Game Contestants Even ( D .MatCh Today , 10WJY" od ~t t11t! ;t~frd ·_~a'r(~)!r~~· · p-asSlng 'lit · urdili's' · &on;~;,., · . l.rl~'!'llr1 ",cd~h~. ~arrt -~nta, CoDch The '$oQ(h, =Wtl•.tW Atflt BnoWI\1 ·of , · ~a)ie - ~~J}tl.l~_d ,~ ··~" bah·· ch.lb; · the Cl6l'eJand 'Bt()Wftltill• dottftrt• and_CoaM ~::J.im_ St:~~o ·o f· the Red ing ' With a p:u~g attJJ4! otr. Uir: De\•Jis ret'a fiatt!d -With the- same own led by Chflrley ·Curlia · of so11t nf maneuver." 80th clubs ThUs Texas Christian. 'closed the game with their se-cond on the fJOO'r. 1 For the Red il.,lls, Kon Kelly ~'?"liS hjgh VO~nt man. With 1~ tal· 11 ... All logcth... 10 .Reve..,wood players weJ::e m the sconng col· umn, but .only J(e~ly a11.d Jim Me· 1 tenms Coy wm in lbe double IiEure&. McCoy had 10.. ------- T0Werml1 o Lucas Rons In 4a~'7 Pts. .U IFOr MiddletOWfi 1:) . . CINCINNATI, 0. UP - The ROS(O<- SpT'ouse m;lde his first Middletown bigh school basketball appeararte~Jn a . ;Fa~con uniform team breezed .past Hamilton High thi_s aeasdii. \ and tallied seven School Friday ai&bt, 88-69, spark· pomts. Sprouse, a r~gu~ar last ed, b)' .l:tfl'Y ·'tl'4CII5'>.:4:1 pou,ts. ye-ar, . has b~ out the ft~st ..par\ · •Lucas, •.6-9- ju,ni9J'.,1 . ~~~d · .his• o~ the _seaosdh b~e~..usc of tr~u-,b~- eOOC.intf aver~gt \o »9-.f -,i,a Middlew.alh ht_s eye~..ot ~ts pr~nce ta .e.~· , Wtwn'a :•ntrte stni8b.t wi~s Of the · peet~d to buoy:lhe ~@leo~ attKk season.· He ·hal -scored .:365 points I Mink Habits Hit Squirr~~' RabbJt Sc11eduledD~te' ~· 'Hunters To Halt' ' For Return Bout Shooting Tonight . • Coupe. One Local Owned Car. It's-Dice, of course. $2295 ~- ·- . · .. • 195~. GLDSMOJIU ~ 9&·Dix; Holiday Coupe Truly a $how Roc)m --~ \i .. . .. Car. Fully equipped. TurJ!UOISB ~lid ~· flnll!l)- ~O.th~r Interior. . .· -\952 OLDSMOBILE-Supw88 ·2do.or . i •• ' Power S~ng - HydramaUc - Radio _: !leat~t. A top ear. . ....·~.. ' ''-< . • ... • ~5 • • \ ( . . ' .t $8c95 ''<. ·-,$3 ' .. 9 .5 1952 CHRYSUR- Safld·l·1 4:: . · .: . Door. Automatic drive. Radio- •Heater _;'Glean:lnsido and out. ~·;t950 CHEYROLET.:.Dtiull.~2-.. r.Md '' • .....J", .. , ...• ' -· ''''"'·"" ~. II'; ,• f[• ''\1 ~ KARR & VA~·~ --~NI)T '' ' r ,., CAPILLAC.OLII6MOBILE Dli"\LP • ~­ . '' i. '.' . ,. L . ·~, Pomeroy PIIolle us. .w. ftlllll St. • J I . ,. ' .r R:lr-dm . G Columbus Academy Al~rsl 57 . '... c?n~1~e~~~ ~.1ttt• ~ts-!beigl)t~Jtn.d this season,.~ Columblls Acatlemy'i•'rai~.·~ 1 ~ea~ore 'n. ·'St¥r~~lle ~o· · . his '@connt phle'iittal. · . . · •~· Columbus E~o~jJt 54 Columbus · ·• J Cincu~naH '1'-ft ·.es . In Lhe 'J)relim'inary corttef:lt, M•·a· · _._, PGL -uQS MO!!i,EY West 47 Cincinlliliti Western Hil.ls 53 hama ~sen.£!a . wpn o!.tt oVer Ra· SAN FRANCISCO tJp - The Columbus North j7 Columbus oe·n · GaliQn 60 Upper Sandusky !flO v~~uwo?.d ·JtfseJ:ve~· b~··~.a score of Pacific Coast Conference gave ath· trnl 41 · · '. '. ~ohimbys South '73 .Columb,.s 28-24 as 'Raymdkd ·.c u~iff hit for letes .. break fillanclblty Friday. Columbus St. Mary' !17 ~i!flln:..t8 ~ 4<J~Jinas 55 1~ points to" pa!e all -s~orers. . tatoult y representatiws ended New Albany !iS ·Colunibu'S uni.- LObdon M Crove City 53 The Uneu(lS : '. I their two-ilay meeting · Friday by vers'lty RJ,g'h ~1 • W'Oftllington 56 Hilliards 50 WA~AMA (68) \'Oting to, parmit increased money New Lel(in~t:ton St. AloysJus 60 Westerville 55 Marysville 5'1\ Player and pos. FG FT TP as.sistanct> to athletes. Columbo~ Sl Charles 46 Olentangy 70 Big Walnut 51 Chillicothe 70 Coshocton ~ ' Mt Sterling 61 rairfielrl •1ti I _D<!~ton Fairview 4) Dayton Bellaire St. Johns 106 · ·' Ch.aminade 36 r ' Zanes\liUe Rpseerans 77. Dayton BeJm:o.nt 45" ·<' , · .. •I .~' ~ :\Yf&.eUnc_i..W. Va. 63 ·, ,; Dayton Patterson 44 M"arUp~ Ferry 54 ' Dayton Fairfield ~ Lebanon 51 West Carrollton 56 Bluffton 85 Celina 58 Vandal~ Butler 50 . Arcanum 72 New Madisoo 4t4 Da,ton Stkrers 90 Beaverc~k 66 Dayton Jlosevelt 76 !t'tanklin 5:1 ~~ood 81J Cleveland HeiShts 58 · NEW YORK UP -Ge ne Full · crn~u:~mv.s. UP West Vir· Troy 71 Greenvill~ 45 'l5fd~q~:d 50 Berea 4 t . ·mer's nr.w hi·fi hit reeord goes: giqia squirrt>J, an~ rabbi' hunlers "Wllen it't m'ink-mating time in Xenia Woodr<lw Wilson 54 ~ · ruv.er ~ Bay Village· ·~ · wl10 h. aven't beel;l , I.ul!ky enough Mo.nr~ ~ . · FJylfia 'VO ' sandusky tn . . \:J'tah , \_l)ere'll be a runout'Gq •nun- to get \~i.r bag . li,mi t~ on sm1ll ·, ~··t· o <o•» , ' . ~u . .~.~ . . t. ~:,Randolpli 5.2 T.ipp City 35 ,J..Orain · 62 Marion 52 game had until ' sU:n's~t .today 'to ' Dayton Falfmont 67 Piqua.' IS2 ' '~~stert:;tl OrrviUe 33 ~, ., The ,'ini.ddleweigh.t c~nfplop'~ · ti-Y again . . -.. ' westmont ~ .UnionJ:~,ity 44 ~~tr-.80 Palton 47 ;7;. · · new platter explains tha{J:~q. lo~e·· · The seasons oR sqoirrel· and rab· 1> Bradford ·~~.' C:entral 4~ Mlnerst>er1 69 Denn~9n M)- ,. liltf. of tfle Utah mink 4~Hnilt!4' .b it, as well a.s groU"se.t quail and Xenia Cert~t~ ·M~miaburg. -48· Gahanna 71) Gr.an.dvi.e,'1fl 62 ,· . pr4ieludes·~eturn title ~llt 1''1\~ Wi ld turkey, end t~nhd\l . RaccoodJ .LewisbUra 75' ~J.xq,n ·:Si ~ Reyn·old.sf?urg 71 . • , ';•;·11- ' ~u~ Mt'"l\9.~lm:on in Mifch c;nd l .a:nn-ij(li'nk seasons are Toledo Macomber' :t.,_ ~P.--:· ;;_ .-.~<., ...: .. :M:aJ:t,OlJ ~ankhn 62 ' ;t/f:: !ih~l~ Caus·~ postpone~nt till ·VllPs~llfll. ~_lk·J · cttis rli. 1 0 ---·., ~; Toledo .Woodward 43 · "Laru;.•steJ: ~t. 7tfatYI!I 72 ·. , Jut:te. . f. 1 Toledo centrel Catholic 57 ·J'unetkm City -~ ''If' s,c(!ms that 'Fullme~S rmana. !Jon. "I want 6eb't.' M.,have fe~ur ·1 . ' Toledo Walte 52 IrontoD 0:1 ger, Marv Jenson, is o wealthy over ·the--weight matches, ·and then TOledo DeVilbiq. 8? Huntington East 84 mhlk .r.taer or West JOrdan, dercnd his title against Sugar Rsy Tole'do Scott ; 61 Cbegapea~e 79 Fairland 80 Utah. And. be simply m·u..g..t be •t Yankee Stadium in Ju.ne." Toledo Cl&l' 47 F0$1oria 38 Coal Grove 67 Oak HiU 49 , pretJ:ent as a selective cup~d during An tho~ Wayne 48 ·aourord 38 )ro.nton St. .Joseph 68..Waterloo 58 the -¥a-rdt bPeeding &el'llon or lose It sounds like new·fangled pubBowling Green ·79. Rogert 40 · Washlqtop· .Court House 58 licity for the return brawl, whlt'h "thiA\IltJI~!I of dollars:· Cincinnati Woodward at , Greenfield 55 probably will be staged at tho Chi· ".f\,dd 80 tl March fight With Rob· Cincinnati centrl1.45 lftllsboro 46 Cirtleville 43 tnson is definitely out," says Jen· cago 'Stadium. March 13 or 20. Middletown 86 .namUto~ 8D Canton Lelaman M Warren .48 • Middleport .c.th~rt. r. 1954 CADILLAC- SERIS 62 Good ~ot6r :_ Good Tires _:. Solid BOd1; A , . . , . Bu~.' , 461 S. Tblid. AYe. :t 6 3-5 Joe :Mc(lor . .G •• o& INCOIPORATED 1 0.0 . 1 1·2 ,r.- 11 1·2 Oiverlil, L' .KciJy , G . ' l't. PIM.. nt 70, II. J - h 66 'FOR WINTER DRIVING 2·2 -<" ,. • • 3 . li\IO·GRI P ~ 2 :~ 1~ 2 (l 1 I111Wiodu Plln•biiCVI'IIl)', 1 TIRES ,A-Plenty Cepeh ~3 R.alph Saflil jumped to ' 20-9 load afainlil a Rav.f.nswood tram that definitely failed to llvl.l up to ex· MOBILE. Ala. UP-The Not-th pecta:Uons. 1'~e Falcons incr d and South were rate~. at rvcn · •' l!loi r''liUVMiil•h' "'' t'/lit''" · 1 Jt'~~~,; ,moJoey , ..,h." ' ~' ~"'" jhc ath letter~ ai~_Ply VM YO<IB 3 SURE-START boy:1 of ~\ 2 • C2 ' !ftl'oni"\ilr•o·rtei- BoSe, Blue-Green, • WILL NOW BE known as I 't1 ,.,,...,~ ...,. """~ ~~~·d . ...... i ·roOd ~· dtni;'ul"f;beltr• ··l!.pU adH tbey~it ror eo Jiti l8nt ·tp 1:1ic> se~;pnd half to~wip ogoinr, •wa>·· .JI\E: ~oi"Al t.<all.M<t d.1 pthtlt 10· A Or)'@..,Jnm quot,aua• 1 JIMMY PARSONS, Inc. o , u: filet' Jumped to an etrlr leu(.f ~o~t, ~ . .and maintfllnod IT. TKe)' »hol a Salser· . c for the thJ'lte L'•· X tor the two O'e, etc. IS.lftllt , apoa• tropbea, the lenrth and format5on ot the woNt an all btnt.. E11.ch day the code )etten Art dftttrtnt. 3 A NEW NAME WILLIAMSON OIL COMPANY Pomti1!Y & eM ' 45. MIMI!Ief 41. K\ilh;:nott --•- lilt-tat oo · tW 1o"~S ;): ••ou•l: ll<•ill!' ..Qo,O.I ,. _. . \'I!!•Y,oc · · .· ilftilntfif>J'"( iObrit ·: e,{~ 9, ·. ~. ~ore a,crowd!of. 36.~Jrp l~.nf(. .... 1 .. ;·, \lf~liad; 4foOtifJ. ·l 'll)ei alpi) ,, rnrOot scout.J.:.-trn4 ·.qt.::iM .t-- ' 'J'd, Bool•loved·room In the house I c.toteJ< lhildatbls InteriOr P'!nlahes- in WE HAVE o•· ALL PRICES U . G\d'anttiM dwtllinl' tt. Dinllaa •sweet.) 28. Attempt One elnb )letween twa ..n•tion'• hi.ghest scoring ·. bu)<etball ... .,.~.- - - uncement BATIERIES :11. A:lrtn:naUn '1PIY Qo1d !8p.l t . ."'"'1"';' 1953 CADILLAE .. SERIES 62 FREEZE u . Lean·tca fl . • o ,.nl!llly whi})_J)e(l the Rt~ven~woud ' RAVENSWOOD (4&) Red Dcv"• b~ 11 sc~ o( 68-4(1 1n Pla)·er at 1d 1-'u i. ~·a fV 'f'P- .• ,a .nme ,Pl.~);t"d IQ tj}e old \Voilauu• J i'lf\ McCev. F t~ ; :i 4' Ul i}'11Ui.&SIUJl\. Knapp , r I 0..(1 :!- . • _y 4 Door SedaOJ. BeauUftll Dark Gteen Metallic FIDI•h. Eqilippcd the way you WOUld expect. · · . ,': . ,\~· ANTI· CUM ,........One'• ,......... . ., ..... .•' Wehalne 61. ••'ltflaw.o.i 46 U . Unitt ol m•Nherl• b : t tl'1lt" 17 .· _•.· t~~~~i;)~~~~:,~. t.l~~.W: ~ii~~~~-P·. =~~;." f.,.-w•••.'llb'~l "'''~ ~~ 1\if~il::j w.• ,, ·' ~~~~~A~'~LE~v~· " · · ~.··-~ 2 , "RIA IA5KaTIALL Pomeroy U. Looen 71 Mtdtlleport 47, JtckMn 57 Nelienvil .. 64. Wetltkltn t1 Athotl• 53. Galllpoilo 42 t~ar.) THE SJollTH FAM,LY. 1 34 4..fl Io 2 0·0 4 2 0.0 o 0-0 o 29 1o-18 Gf1 The W 1hJml n ·n \e Ftlcons , •. Ill • ....,,..,e. c K.Ore4 tn&:iJ th ~lnory ol ~h1: u. kou 11 h. (; JCJMT\ on 'Friday mg'ht as thu y ' !!11~· ~ ·:. 48.'Pred,u loot a -1<!'.'"'-:' ~~ :1•-t l li ' 12 'I a Clark, G R. Rouab. U ~L I lt ;.• •. • , ._,,5:...•_,11U '".. t]~-~-: !).:.i an , 49.8aUPnal 211H4 0'1 S H . Mofwm· '.\ ... ',"I!! ':"·J[1,' t4.Pulhtd fl.lllot.olc• 1 !HI 7 6 CHI 13 SIOL STANOINGI Won ..,. ;,;_ ··1: r·,io~· ·, 4LMIIt 1 0-1 2 10 0-2 20 o-a ...... ·~·:!: •..::II! .a. sWerve FG PT TP 7 0-3 14 1 rw ·. :: 0 0·2 10 a C St. fnaertl, • I ' JACKSON Pi•r•r & '"· Mltchell, F Yerian, F Johnson, C Lqvendar, G Rhodes, G Lyona Totals '..1.-. IJ on Dally Sentinel, P<llllerOY"Mic!dltport, o.. e1 ().O u ,,z u~vina. '!l~L . ...... ........ ____,.__ ...;::. . . 21-Padle 1 INSURANCE '25. _ ... . -- 241. -BellOwl 21. Coin 1 814 E. Main St. mtpt (abbr.} n. ~tot-"-er · J'J, "y;thiCfJ ' •. 2J. P'or Fal..""""AS Notch Up 1t'li!vor. rY v Arnold. F r FUUI . ictory In Sprouoe. ford, lA _ I!' 7i' ..... Y-r " Rou•h. c J.H .....,.,"' ""' ,,· p~': .,.lt •ll'., l ' 111. Cba.na:e Health makes the difference .•. UJ, I:Mrny .JCOUt U . Lara• 20. Old' Ttlt,a. • --~~ ' ' ." leu.r.l '' : l .l "' II )II '.1 J<, ..'·l; I:.. II J'..'HII c Ll'-' Jl.!l 111.' ~-J' ••J":' :l'·~f-1 ~~·"· l:·!i~! .. .'J •• -41. ;1 .J 1 ;'.'1 ~ 1• . BPI.h• ) 3T.Ilou:... '~~'· 'e.....,. ,,..,. ., '-r.-+., PL" Y TONIGHT UP - Tbe Oh.io wUI meet the , Eql., tonliht at Nichols .#l2's Fleming Hatcheries ... .. I lolt lt'e entire atartlnJ team endlWitiona. boaat I starting t.-~ aver~ne over air. feet in Jte~bt. Center Tom Payee towers ,.. Qid ~cJpbOmon: Dave Gunther, ~DCh. 1}-6 over op~~Dta. • Jll!wtvor, the B~ •port two · Dt. the belt reboundinJ artbts in ibe liatlon,. center Frank Howard fpd.K•n Sidle aru rated ln .the top ~ rebo.uoden by the NOA!A . . le~~mtn trom Iowa City, Ohio Stlte. meetl Purdue Monday 1~ st• ·Joun • · ~reDa. • I llnMI~Ufl l . le&nw\ • . Not •·to N " C~US, o. UP _ The Oblo State University basketball oL.. • 1 s· T towlm openl t.a lg en ~eason 00 DiJht the home court of the t!fR J14wteyes, the loop's de· fend.Inc champions. i The Hawteyes, boalf.ing a con· rteGrd of 13-1 last season, the· Buck• witb 8 new tiDe up. ..,.d. 110 ~ .,• L.Mcl 1 forhobbf~- -· _ •rvte.e • ••0v.m..d tt. Amtrtet.ft dtt»I"Utcl Inchn U. Coo 15. Q\I.. UON .... 8. hrt•• J 1S. llope • · Pare ot • . 11. C.lltomla , ,. :. ;- Valdes. a 22-Jame wlnner witlt Portland of the PCL. l.Qt aeuo~. t• be with them at Vm Be&cl·, Fla., ne~ •prinJ.. _,.-'---- 4. 0\arr• fw •....,...... .. ""' barked ft Trail Agal'DSt Hawkeyes Ton•g • ht 1. Heaticook • . J ... t,... tool JO. Nut JJ. Dtatm~ Doctaera lpvited ril:hthander •lteaa · wisdOm of the move with ; a· couple of quick buckets Th.e Jlt!bts round a a good -gB.mf under lbe boards BO;Ya wlth the natural p~·akclal in lanky Ed McComll Hawtbotne eame ' into the abihtf ~d mental b'-lanee ot Cfe· ranje lor four field tn thtC!I!!qon,d Q\llrter. means Otuy come along once every two tree tosses for was Junlor Hawtborne and 5_ to 1.:~ years 10 small town.a. was McComas' best Johnson, however, who were lhen onl)' under the vel')' . ...._, MIIOQ. Jim Bowles sweeping t\le boards in tbat final of tutelaJe. 1'be lbi.Uty bu to. be wlth 12 and Morris period to give the Panthers pos- I there, ana the mental O&lalJ<:e muM. Co'D;~II witb another 10senlori of the ball when it counted 11ccompany it. Without the !Ytfler· 'Fbe Jackets led at the ftnt molt. there aever is that old deliretb~tl· quarter 1&-15, trailed· It hilt time wilUnpeaa to work hard and taP 28-lll, pulled up to 41-31 at the Art Arnold came into the "'.. arne Lhe bumps necessary before e atar tbrec-~~uarter mark. However, in the third quarter to contribute · ·~ • imme4surably to the victory with 111 born. Johnson pumped In four of h1a .r Vennari Is ready to be quoted field goals in the final frame to 8 8 ood floor game and sewn points, all of them when they anytime that hard work i1 &o pe,... match by himself the e'forti ' of ce-nt of a atar's makeup. Ability the entire Jacket team. Mltcbell, counted. . hall to be there, ues, but -.u LYon&, a.nd Rhodes added .lmotlJ Sisson wa3 the hoy wbo kept the Rounding out the scoring for the ~ #~ 1 ld •- tho Panthers in th~ hall game tn that Panthen, Johnson hit for 16 can't haYe It yqur way with abll· them four more ie era w tloslng: minutes to ice the· game. initial period as h(' collected 11 points, Hawt.borne for two, and ity aione. af his 18 points for the evening. Wlldermuth for six. Probably the lQt great football The same was marked by tbe In the second quarler, the Logan ·Pomeroy had a good night shoot prospect to eome out oi JOuth- 1car6ty of fouls. Middleport got team r.arrowcrl I h,· gap IS they ing as they dropped in 30 field eastern Ohio was Ole famous Hub- total ot nine chailces at tbe tree outscored lht> Panthers by 2().11. goals out of 56 shols for 53'/u and tc Bobo of Chanee)'·Dover. Bobo line and made five or them. Jack~ That made \he ha lftime c.o unt 41· one ~fo'thelr best niMhts of the had everything. Also, he co1.Ud son had 14: chances, m1kinJ J0od 40 with the l'anth<•rs out in front. acason. have had everytbing: fame, mAter- on five, too. Logan (j l!itkly jumped into the Pomuoy Reserves made it a ial fortune, a chance at "big rilon· Bobby Nelson came up rrom the lead fur the firsl tunc at 42-41 all the sewnd hal[ starlcd on Wlllis good night (or loc~:~l fans all the cy.'' Who ~nowa? ·He may yeL. But bench to atart at guard tor the one hand jump shot. Art way aa they easily whipped the 11t beat; Huble bas been sbuh~ Jackets and the fleet-footed boy them, and •••I Dicken's Arnold 's field t.:o<~l ror Pom~roy a Logan Reserves by a ~SCore of to a 11.idlng for awhile. He wlll got 11ix point~ for hls night'• work. .. have to Jet bact on the maln line Jo~cl,tet reserves lost their came minute lalcr gave lllo Panthera 42·21. The box ~core: by himself. • 4:0-49 with LOng 11.nd Gene Crook• the lead hy 4ll-4R hut Dicken came POMEROY {56) Young Cremeans, about 8· 1; being high scorers, 13 anrl. 11 reback w\lh two free throws to make Piey•r end Pos. FG FT TP broad shouldered, slim hipped, speetively. EiseQaglr. waS bilb for the IICOTf• ~ - 49 2 0-0 4 hand11ome in a rugged !ashion, has Jackson witt1l8. Th(' lead Sl!'('·sa wcd until Buf· Lambert , F l 0·2 2 · a great opportunity. His many fri· fingt on tied Jt u11 with a fleld goal Hawthorne, F Score by quarters: at !'!7-al! and then two free throws Wildermuth, F 3 0·1 6 ends here will be cheerlnt him on 18 28 S8 47 Middleport by S. T. Joh n~o n ~-:a\'t• the Panthers Johnson, C 6 6·8 16 every 1tep of the way. n 31 d ~7 a lead they neV('r ~urre ndered. Billington, G 10 l2 · 1~ 32 So will Jlm Vennari who loves J&ckson Nelsonville, Ohio The Logan h•;nn l01:1t its poise Si85on, G B 2·3 18 nothing better than to see high Arnold, G I IFJ 7 school athledes give a deserving :lU 25·36 85 , boy a big atep toward 1:1 kind or FOR TilE BEST IN ALL KIN JlS LOGAN (711 !ire that pays off materially and Player 1nd PoL fG FT TP 8 pintually. Murray , F 8 0·3 l 6 --:-, - : - - - - - . , - - , - - Hit peak earlier, hold longer with Try ; ' Don Oryldale, Ken L.eb.man ad DOQGERI ~IQN . THill. BROOKLYN, N. Y. lJP - Tho Karl Spof,mer came to termL Tbe [.t ,;;'( !1· >, Swackbammer's Cagers Bwnp Bottom Sports Desk (;~·mnasium TO' SO% Ac:aoll Panthers Beat .Logan; Jackets LoSe · Again WAIIIIII "SAFI" SARASOTA. !1&. DAILY ·cROSSWOR t ' " ~ ,, I l . • • .. • ' • .' ·., �.. • • C J)ai)y Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 5, 1957 ' llP - Paul Waner, buehall'a flmout "BiJ J'QIMD" &Ad one of 1nea. m•jor ·leoJo011 wbo eollecte4 a,ooo hits . Wll reported ••out ot· dan1er" to-, Gu alter a Hrioua attaell of Packed House Thrilled By 85-73 Count ' As Home Oub Knots SE()L Leadership The , eurnonb. ; WANTED The Pomeroy Purple Pan\bera late in the game as the Panthers thrilled a packt-q house in the were getting the jump on their Juniur Hi gh last night prcssin1 down · f defense and "oing · r as they handc rl t he Loa:an Chtef· court Ctt easy layups wath Buf mg. tains their fir st league loss o( the ton tuual1y on the scoring end . season by a ~curr of Sl)-78. },, the last quarter ami a half . p h Yor the PlUl l Iters It WIS lh etr 0 1 p 1ay , t e sma 11 er omeroy 1earn rifth win of The season a.:ainst one Wfi!S ou;reboundlng their bigger d"'feat. In thl' league, th~y have rivals to maintain possestion or won three and lost one and are the ball on hotb ends of the court lt cd for fir st p!act•. Even little Butflngton was getting Little Aaron Bu ffin gton , the Into the act with 5tl\'tral rebounds !'anther playmakt'r, was the biJ in front of the buckets th.at sta rted gu n in the scoring column as lle the Panthers down the tloor on a dropped in 32 points and nt t.be fast break. foul line he was red hc;tt au; -h e Coach' Die k Retton had one Une· h made 12 of 15 shots. up change at the start oI t e Poulfrrmen PRODUCE HATCHING EGGS THE YEAR AROUND Woaderful Proposltloll •CALL •WRITE •cOME IN! last night, 11 he started a ~ ~~:;~;;'L;;':Embert in place of Junior However, it dertnitely Will team victory for t.h~ Panthers as the locals fou ght ..vL·ry lnch of -the way in a dri\·i ng type of basketbaH for which I•omcroy fans Qve shown a derinite liking. .. Th.e Panthers jumped into a quirk 10·2 lead at the outset of the ball game but saw their a~· vantage quil'kly n<~rrowed earJy In the pe:-iod a'i l .ogan came .ba~k to knot the score at LO all. A Ji~d goal and a fre e thr~w. bot~ Y John Sisson shoved th-e- Pomeroy team back into a lea d which they stretched to 30·20 at the end of the first quarter. It was a quBrter wh.ich saw the Panthers the ''hot· tellt" they'v(' been to date. Lambert quickly ~ ~ .'--:;,. landed tar Friday nigbt in JaeUoa With in 1 buketball / .,~, a bump , M~7, .:arne that appeared to. be at llP J to 6"0 either wav 1 until tM 1-.tTalllleblU quarter. The loss puts tbe J'aebtllD tbe basement with 1 o-4 record iD league play, and a 1-8 ~ for 1t will be a lona: ttine before he sea80n. Going lntu tlae match Jim hunan of ltuhana J03es we two hvt!S had been tied with tOli past aanumn ot navmg o-a records elch. · Bv lll'OOkl)-n Dodson lodoJ llfn•d tbree 7ounc pJtchera and lnstU.ed the Paelfic: CDut'Lelpe'a blUest winner in llMNS tO' work out with. them durlna sprlnJ training. - Of League Standings, Retord Is 0-4 Big 10 Mtddleport's luck1eu. 'VtUow Bucks Hit Jack et:; ln the SE0..\1. C61· ' ~ ~~.,' ~he ~ilrtll •lad an Ab.Volo lao on.,..hill foot· oau team. But the gre1Het WiUwr Veqnar1- wtH oe at and when n1s protege, -~Un (.;remeans, Joel un to a uauvenity evenlqall,y to ere~ ior btD\aeU a rel!pon.'iible and .f ruittul fu~e. ,. Jackson's d 1 10biefi center, td goallJ~D. to tat slippe n e· . , 4!1 scoring honora with 20 -~ Mitchell had 14 and 'lthodH. 12. for Jaek&on. .• . dlv!Djty S~E Morgan . }~ Dicken, C Cooksey, G OR CALL JOHN RICHMOND Pomeroy, Phone 17 ~ Buckle s, G Schultt, G Ohio Swaim, G D U·ll 6 7·11 1 0·0 6 1-2 1 1·2 18 Uyrd, G () 1-3 1 19 33 12·24 "18 2 Scoring by quar~n: 13 Pomeroy SO 11 29 24-85 3 Logan ·20 20 17 21-78 2 0-0 4 Officiab: Paul Tribe and Darrell =:;:;;l.~S~t.~C~I~ai~r,~G----~0~~2-~3-2 WI'SL Big Blacks Keep Clean Retord In Huntington Win The Point PleaN-nt Big Blacks rcmaiue.j amona the unbeaten l~riday nla:ht I'll they won their sixth straight bill aame at the eJI.• pt·nse of, Huntington St. Joteph.7G1:16, in the HunUrla;ton Field Houa. BI\J Smith, N c:enter of the Dig Blacks teiUed 38 points to lt•ad all. &corer•. The game was nip 1nd tuck throughout wlth the blgr;est l~ad in the game being an elghl· point advantage held .by Pt. Plcasar.t wtth three minutes to play. Sc-orlng by quatlcn: Pt. Pleuant 115 17 19 19 · iO 18 16 16 16 . 88 St. Joseph '• \' POMIROY ~· Athtns w.u..... o.m.-n. NelMrtvllle JockMl........r1 \ ..,.. _ (c:ollOQ.) _ehol~ of SietTa lead all aciu:1ers, bout Jerry A.rti'old eame ln for hia share of the cred it. 'too, u the big fellow pullt>d in ·z1 reboundi and tpllied 10 point11 ! for one oi biB. better nights of th e ~ar in aU-around play. 1'hc Fate••• had IWO othc• pl ay. arl!l .m thf' double- rtKUffoS in scor· lng " Bq~ Olivor bil 14 polnla and -Boy Cl.lrk llad 10. I ·~r• _... _ ~ I Tht' Wahim!l. DipPle Bl.nd, W~tHre applied ~ are In place~ th,e interior is com. pleted-ab. i'luttiAttd interior fozo greater coqdort in aU seaaons. · ·. - A le ute<l thil 0 WRNWXB NA VM YOOJI FM~B . • . Yesterday's Cryptoqypte: TAf:r IS THE SAVINO VJI\TUK WITHOUT WHICH NO WOMAN CAM B£ A SUCCESSWILLIAM CSLER.. U!gh Sc'-ool fi . . . -l_ . · ' B~"Ketbn.11 ~ IU . NO .XP.O SIO SFAPUS Oa NAI&NIAOS ·~ ·I · WROAANW ·- SOTB4 0 rlJ1>.1 over. old eelllnl and walls. No palntlJI8 or poperlug ••• once panels . ~.t~holl ''&'' Jel~t 011 l1'hctnl •~II l'lnl1lo ""..., .,.., ~11 _116~ ... til' 11<1Uhladt CIIMI ..... • • •• •• 1 2 1 1. 2 3 3 4 t '1, • • • • · · BY UNIHD pjijifl- · :l'aylor 52 Harrison 2• Cincinnati Hughes 69 . Cincinnati Walnut Hllls 5'7 . ~~~~ing· n. ...ll'ieruont 27 , ljo.,.o0H 77,:Witbrow 52 . Clnelt\nlti B.o~er .}laceo 81 ~ ·.:-, , . C.oY!J:!gt6n l(y, Cat'b.Olle' 11! · J ()..() 2 17 12 14 46 Scoring b) quarters· Wahama 20 12 18 ltt fiB ft :tvenswood D 10 12 1~ · 4ti Rale Bowl Game Contestants Even ( D .MatCh Today , 10WJY" od ~t t11t! ;t~frd ·_~a'r(~)!r~~· · p-asSlng 'lit · urdili's' · &on;~;,., · . l.rl~'!'llr1 ",cd~h~. ~arrt -~nta, CoDch The '$oQ(h, =Wtl•.tW Atflt BnoWI\1 ·of , · ~a)ie - ~~J}tl.l~_d ,~ ··~" bah·· ch.lb; · the Cl6l'eJand 'Bt()Wftltill• dottftrt• and_CoaM ~::J.im_ St:~~o ·o f· the Red ing ' With a p:u~g attJJ4! otr. Uir: De\•Jis ret'a fiatt!d -With the- same own led by Chflrley ·Curlia · of so11t nf maneuver." 80th clubs ThUs Texas Christian. 'closed the game with their se-cond on the fJOO'r. 1 For the Red il.,lls, Kon Kelly ~'?"liS hjgh VO~nt man. With 1~ tal· 11 ... All logcth... 10 .Reve..,wood players weJ::e m the sconng col· umn, but .only J(e~ly a11.d Jim Me· 1 tenms Coy wm in lbe double IiEure&. McCoy had 10.. ------- T0Werml1 o Lucas Rons In 4a~'7 Pts. .U IFOr MiddletOWfi 1:) . . CINCINNATI, 0. UP - The ROS(O<- SpT'ouse m;lde his first Middletown bigh school basketball appeararte~Jn a . ;Fa~con uniform team breezed .past Hamilton High thi_s aeasdii. \ and tallied seven School Friday ai&bt, 88-69, spark· pomts. Sprouse, a r~gu~ar last ed, b)' .l:tfl'Y ·'tl'4CII5'>.:4:1 pou,ts. ye-ar, . has b~ out the ft~st ..par\ · •Lucas, •.6-9- ju,ni9J'.,1 . ~~~d · .his• o~ the _seaosdh b~e~..usc of tr~u-,b~- eOOC.intf aver~gt \o »9-.f -,i,a Middlew.alh ht_s eye~..ot ~ts pr~nce ta .e.~· , Wtwn'a :•ntrte stni8b.t wi~s Of the · peet~d to buoy:lhe ~@leo~ attKk season.· He ·hal -scored .:365 points I Mink Habits Hit Squirr~~' RabbJt Sc11eduledD~te' ~· 'Hunters To Halt' ' For Return Bout Shooting Tonight . • Coupe. One Local Owned Car. It's-Dice, of course. $2295 ~- ·- . · .. • 195~. GLDSMOJIU ~ 9&·Dix; Holiday Coupe Truly a $how Roc)m --~ \i .. . .. Car. Fully equipped. TurJ!UOISB ~lid ~· flnll!l)- ~O.th~r Interior. . .· -\952 OLDSMOBILE-Supw88 ·2do.or . i •• ' Power S~ng - HydramaUc - Radio _: !leat~t. A top ear. . ....·~.. ' ''-< . • ... • ~5 • • \ ( . . ' .t $8c95 ''<. ·-,$3 ' .. 9 .5 1952 CHRYSUR- Safld·l·1 4:: . · .: . Door. Automatic drive. Radio- •Heater _;'Glean:lnsido and out. ~·;t950 CHEYROLET.:.Dtiull.~2-.. r.Md '' • .....J", .. , ...• ' -· ''''"'·"" ~. II'; ,• f[• ''\1 ~ KARR & VA~·~ --~NI)T '' ' r ,., CAPILLAC.OLII6MOBILE Dli"\LP • ~­ . '' i. '.' . ,. L . ·~, Pomeroy PIIolle us. .w. ftlllll St. • J I . ,. ' .r R:lr-dm . G Columbus Academy Al~rsl 57 . '... c?n~1~e~~~ ~.1ttt• ~ts-!beigl)t~Jtn.d this season,.~ Columblls Acatlemy'i•'rai~.·~ 1 ~ea~ore 'n. ·'St¥r~~lle ~o· · . his '@connt phle'iittal. · . . · •~· Columbus E~o~jJt 54 Columbus · ·• J Cincu~naH '1'-ft ·.es . In Lhe 'J)relim'inary corttef:lt, M•·a· · _._, PGL -uQS MO!!i,EY West 47 Cincinlliliti Western Hil.ls 53 hama ~sen.£!a . wpn o!.tt oVer Ra· SAN FRANCISCO tJp - The Columbus North j7 Columbus oe·n · GaliQn 60 Upper Sandusky !flO v~~uwo?.d ·JtfseJ:ve~· b~··~.a score of Pacific Coast Conference gave ath· trnl 41 · · '. '. ~ohimbys South '73 .Columb,.s 28-24 as 'Raymdkd ·.c u~iff hit for letes .. break fillanclblty Friday. Columbus St. Mary' !17 ~i!flln:..t8 ~ 4<J~Jinas 55 1~ points to" pa!e all -s~orers. . tatoult y representatiws ended New Albany !iS ·Colunibu'S uni.- LObdon M Crove City 53 The Uneu(lS : '. I their two-ilay meeting · Friday by vers'lty RJ,g'h ~1 • W'Oftllington 56 Hilliards 50 WA~AMA (68) \'Oting to, parmit increased money New Lel(in~t:ton St. AloysJus 60 Westerville 55 Marysville 5'1\ Player and pos. FG FT TP as.sistanct> to athletes. Columbo~ Sl Charles 46 Olentangy 70 Big Walnut 51 Chillicothe 70 Coshocton ~ ' Mt Sterling 61 rairfielrl •1ti I _D<!~ton Fairview 4) Dayton Bellaire St. Johns 106 · ·' Ch.aminade 36 r ' Zanes\liUe Rpseerans 77. Dayton BeJm:o.nt 45" ·<' , · .. •I .~' ~ :\Yf&.eUnc_i..W. Va. 63 ·, ,; Dayton Patterson 44 M"arUp~ Ferry 54 ' Dayton Fairfield ~ Lebanon 51 West Carrollton 56 Bluffton 85 Celina 58 Vandal~ Butler 50 . Arcanum 72 New Madisoo 4t4 Da,ton Stkrers 90 Beaverc~k 66 Dayton Jlosevelt 76 !t'tanklin 5:1 ~~ood 81J Cleveland HeiShts 58 · NEW YORK UP -Ge ne Full · crn~u:~mv.s. UP West Vir· Troy 71 Greenvill~ 45 'l5fd~q~:d 50 Berea 4 t . ·mer's nr.w hi·fi hit reeord goes: giqia squirrt>J, an~ rabbi' hunlers "Wllen it't m'ink-mating time in Xenia Woodr<lw Wilson 54 ~ · ruv.er ~ Bay Village· ·~ · wl10 h. aven't beel;l , I.ul!ky enough Mo.nr~ ~ . · FJylfia 'VO ' sandusky tn . . \:J'tah , \_l)ere'll be a runout'Gq •nun- to get \~i.r bag . li,mi t~ on sm1ll ·, ~··t· o <o•» , ' . ~u . .~.~ . . t. ~:,Randolpli 5.2 T.ipp City 35 ,J..Orain · 62 Marion 52 game had until ' sU:n's~t .today 'to ' Dayton Falfmont 67 Piqua.' IS2 ' '~~stert:;tl OrrviUe 33 ~, ., The ,'ini.ddleweigh.t c~nfplop'~ · ti-Y again . . -.. ' westmont ~ .UnionJ:~,ity 44 ~~tr-.80 Palton 47 ;7;. · · new platter explains tha{J:~q. lo~e·· · The seasons oR sqoirrel· and rab· 1> Bradford ·~~.' C:entral 4~ Mlnerst>er1 69 Denn~9n M)- ,. liltf. of tfle Utah mink 4~Hnilt!4' .b it, as well a.s groU"se.t quail and Xenia Cert~t~ ·M~miaburg. -48· Gahanna 71) Gr.an.dvi.e,'1fl 62 ,· . pr4ieludes·~eturn title ~llt 1''1\~ Wi ld turkey, end t~nhd\l . RaccoodJ .LewisbUra 75' ~J.xq,n ·:Si ~ Reyn·old.sf?urg 71 . • , ';•;·11- ' ~u~ Mt'"l\9.~lm:on in Mifch c;nd l .a:nn-ij(li'nk seasons are Toledo Macomber' :t.,_ ~P.--:· ;;_ .-.~<., ...: .. :M:aJ:t,OlJ ~ankhn 62 ' ;t/f:: !ih~l~ Caus·~ postpone~nt till ·VllPs~llfll. ~_lk·J · cttis rli. 1 0 ---·., ~; Toledo .Woodward 43 · "Laru;.•steJ: ~t. 7tfatYI!I 72 ·. , Jut:te. . f. 1 Toledo centrel Catholic 57 ·J'unetkm City -~ ''If' s,c(!ms that 'Fullme~S rmana. !Jon. "I want 6eb't.' M.,have fe~ur ·1 . ' Toledo Walte 52 IrontoD 0:1 ger, Marv Jenson, is o wealthy over ·the--weight matches, ·and then TOledo DeVilbiq. 8? Huntington East 84 mhlk .r.taer or West JOrdan, dercnd his title against Sugar Rsy Tole'do Scott ; 61 Cbegapea~e 79 Fairland 80 Utah. And. be simply m·u..g..t be •t Yankee Stadium in Ju.ne." Toledo Cl&l' 47 F0$1oria 38 Coal Grove 67 Oak HiU 49 , pretJ:ent as a selective cup~d during An tho~ Wayne 48 ·aourord 38 )ro.nton St. .Joseph 68..Waterloo 58 the -¥a-rdt bPeeding &el'llon or lose It sounds like new·fangled pubBowling Green ·79. Rogert 40 · Washlqtop· .Court House 58 licity for the return brawl, whlt'h "thiA\IltJI~!I of dollars:· Cincinnati Woodward at , Greenfield 55 probably will be staged at tho Chi· ".f\,dd 80 tl March fight With Rob· Cincinnati centrl1.45 lftllsboro 46 Cirtleville 43 tnson is definitely out," says Jen· cago 'Stadium. March 13 or 20. Middletown 86 .namUto~ 8D Canton Lelaman M Warren .48 • Middleport .c.th~rt. r. 1954 CADILLAC- SERIS 62 Good ~ot6r :_ Good Tires _:. Solid BOd1; A , . . , . Bu~.' , 461 S. Tblid. AYe. :t 6 3-5 Joe :Mc(lor . .G •• o& INCOIPORATED 1 0.0 . 1 1·2 ,r.- 11 1·2 Oiverlil, L' .KciJy , G . ' l't. PIM.. nt 70, II. J - h 66 'FOR WINTER DRIVING 2·2 -<" ,. • • 3 . li\IO·GRI P ~ 2 :~ 1~ 2 (l 1 I111Wiodu Plln•biiCVI'IIl)', 1 TIRES ,A-Plenty Cepeh ~3 R.alph Saflil jumped to ' 20-9 load afainlil a Rav.f.nswood tram that definitely failed to llvl.l up to ex· MOBILE. Ala. UP-The Not-th pecta:Uons. 1'~e Falcons incr d and South were rate~. at rvcn · •' l!loi r''liUVMiil•h' "'' t'/lit''" · 1 Jt'~~~,; ,moJoey , ..,h." ' ~' ~"'" jhc ath letter~ ai~_Ply VM YO<IB 3 SURE-START boy:1 of ~\ 2 • C2 ' !ftl'oni"\ilr•o·rtei- BoSe, Blue-Green, • WILL NOW BE known as I 't1 ,.,,...,~ ...,. """~ ~~~·d . ...... i ·roOd ~· dtni;'ul"f;beltr• ··l!.pU adH tbey~it ror eo Jiti l8nt ·tp 1:1ic> se~;pnd half to~wip ogoinr, •wa>·· .JI\E: ~oi"Al t.<all.M<t d.1 pthtlt 10· A Or)'@..,Jnm quot,aua• 1 JIMMY PARSONS, Inc. o , u: filet' Jumped to an etrlr leu(.f ~o~t, ~ . .and maintfllnod IT. TKe)' »hol a Salser· . c for the thJ'lte L'•· X tor the two O'e, etc. IS.lftllt , apoa• tropbea, the lenrth and format5on ot the woNt an all btnt.. E11.ch day the code )etten Art dftttrtnt. 3 A NEW NAME WILLIAMSON OIL COMPANY Pomti1!Y & eM ' 45. MIMI!Ief 41. K\ilh;:nott --•- lilt-tat oo · tW 1o"~S ;): ••ou•l: ll<•ill!' ..Qo,O.I ,. _. . \'I!!•Y,oc · · .· ilftilntfif>J'"( iObrit ·: e,{~ 9, ·. ~. ~ore a,crowd!of. 36.~Jrp l~.nf(. .... 1 .. ;·, \lf~liad; 4foOtifJ. ·l 'll)ei alpi) ,, rnrOot scout.J.:.-trn4 ·.qt.::iM .t-- ' 'J'd, Bool•loved·room In the house I c.toteJ< lhildatbls InteriOr P'!nlahes- in WE HAVE o•· ALL PRICES U . G\d'anttiM dwtllinl' tt. Dinllaa •sweet.) 28. Attempt One elnb )letween twa ..n•tion'• hi.ghest scoring ·. bu)<etball ... .,.~.- - - uncement BATIERIES :11. A:lrtn:naUn '1PIY Qo1d !8p.l t . ."'"'1"';' 1953 CADILLAE .. SERIES 62 FREEZE u . Lean·tca fl . • o ,.nl!llly whi})_J)e(l the Rt~ven~woud ' RAVENSWOOD (4&) Red Dcv"• b~ 11 sc~ o( 68-4(1 1n Pla)·er at 1d 1-'u i. ~·a fV 'f'P- .• ,a .nme ,Pl.~);t"d IQ tj}e old \Voilauu• J i'lf\ McCev. F t~ ; :i 4' Ul i}'11Ui.&SIUJl\. Knapp , r I 0..(1 :!- . • _y 4 Door SedaOJ. BeauUftll Dark Gteen Metallic FIDI•h. Eqilippcd the way you WOUld expect. · · . ,': . ,\~· ANTI· CUM ,........One'• ,......... . ., ..... .•' Wehalne 61. ••'ltflaw.o.i 46 U . Unitt ol m•Nherl• b : t tl'1lt" 17 .· _•.· t~~~~i;)~~~~:,~. t.l~~.W: ~ii~~~~-P·. =~~;." f.,.-w•••.'llb'~l "'''~ ~~ 1\if~il::j w.• ,, ·' ~~~~~A~'~LE~v~· " · · ~.··-~ 2 , "RIA IA5KaTIALL Pomeroy U. Looen 71 Mtdtlleport 47, JtckMn 57 Nelienvil .. 64. Wetltkltn t1 Athotl• 53. Galllpoilo 42 t~ar.) THE SJollTH FAM,LY. 1 34 4..fl Io 2 0·0 4 2 0.0 o 0-0 o 29 1o-18 Gf1 The W 1hJml n ·n \e Ftlcons , •. Ill • ....,,..,e. c K.Ore4 tn&:iJ th ~lnory ol ~h1: u. kou 11 h. (; JCJMT\ on 'Friday mg'ht as thu y ' !!11~· ~ ·:. 48.'Pred,u loot a -1<!'.'"'-:' ~~ :1•-t l li ' 12 'I a Clark, G R. Rouab. U ~L I lt ;.• •. • , ._,,5:...•_,11U '".. t]~-~-: !).:.i an , 49.8aUPnal 211H4 0'1 S H . Mofwm· '.\ ... ',"I!! ':"·J[1,' t4.Pulhtd fl.lllot.olc• 1 !HI 7 6 CHI 13 SIOL STANOINGI Won ..,. ;,;_ ··1: r·,io~· ·, 4LMIIt 1 0-1 2 10 0-2 20 o-a ...... ·~·:!: •..::II! .a. sWerve FG PT TP 7 0-3 14 1 rw ·. :: 0 0·2 10 a C St. fnaertl, • I ' JACKSON Pi•r•r & '"· Mltchell, F Yerian, F Johnson, C Lqvendar, G Rhodes, G Lyona Totals '..1.-. IJ on Dally Sentinel, P<llllerOY"Mic!dltport, o.. e1 ().O u ,,z u~vina. '!l~L . ...... ........ ____,.__ ...;::. . . 21-Padle 1 INSURANCE '25. _ ... . -- 241. -BellOwl 21. Coin 1 814 E. Main St. mtpt (abbr.} n. ~tot-"-er · J'J, "y;thiCfJ ' •. 2J. P'or Fal..""""AS Notch Up 1t'li!vor. rY v Arnold. F r FUUI . ictory In Sprouoe. ford, lA _ I!' 7i' ..... Y-r " Rou•h. c J.H .....,.,"' ""' ,,· p~': .,.lt •ll'., l ' 111. Cba.na:e Health makes the difference .•. UJ, I:Mrny .JCOUt U . Lara• 20. Old' Ttlt,a. • --~~ ' ' ." leu.r.l '' : l .l "' II )II '.1 J<, ..'·l; I:.. II J'..'HII c Ll'-' Jl.!l 111.' ~-J' ••J":' :l'·~f-1 ~~·"· l:·!i~! .. .'J •• -41. ;1 .J 1 ;'.'1 ~ 1• . BPI.h• ) 3T.Ilou:... '~~'· 'e.....,. ,,..,. ., '-r.-+., PL" Y TONIGHT UP - Tbe Oh.io wUI meet the , Eql., tonliht at Nichols .#l2's Fleming Hatcheries ... .. I lolt lt'e entire atartlnJ team endlWitiona. boaat I starting t.-~ aver~ne over air. feet in Jte~bt. Center Tom Payee towers ,.. Qid ~cJpbOmon: Dave Gunther, ~DCh. 1}-6 over op~~Dta. • Jll!wtvor, the B~ •port two · Dt. the belt reboundinJ artbts in ibe liatlon,. center Frank Howard fpd.K•n Sidle aru rated ln .the top ~ rebo.uoden by the NOA!A . . le~~mtn trom Iowa City, Ohio Stlte. meetl Purdue Monday 1~ st• ·Joun • · ~reDa. • I llnMI~Ufl l . le&nw\ • . Not •·to N " C~US, o. UP _ The Oblo State University basketball oL.. • 1 s· T towlm openl t.a lg en ~eason 00 DiJht the home court of the t!fR J14wteyes, the loop's de· fend.Inc champions. i The Hawteyes, boalf.ing a con· rteGrd of 13-1 last season, the· Buck• witb 8 new tiDe up. ..,.d. 110 ~ .,• L.Mcl 1 forhobbf~- -· _ •rvte.e • ••0v.m..d tt. Amtrtet.ft dtt»I"Utcl Inchn U. Coo 15. Q\I.. UON .... 8. hrt•• J 1S. llope • · Pare ot • . 11. C.lltomla , ,. :. ;- Valdes. a 22-Jame wlnner witlt Portland of the PCL. l.Qt aeuo~. t• be with them at Vm Be&cl·, Fla., ne~ •prinJ.. _,.-'---- 4. 0\arr• fw •....,...... .. ""' barked ft Trail Agal'DSt Hawkeyes Ton•g • ht 1. Heaticook • . J ... t,... tool JO. Nut JJ. Dtatm~ Doctaera lpvited ril:hthander •lteaa · wisdOm of the move with ; a· couple of quick buckets Th.e Jlt!bts round a a good -gB.mf under lbe boards BO;Ya wlth the natural p~·akclal in lanky Ed McComll Hawtbotne eame ' into the abihtf ~d mental b'-lanee ot Cfe· ranje lor four field tn thtC!I!!qon,d Q\llrter. means Otuy come along once every two tree tosses for was Junlor Hawtborne and 5_ to 1.:~ years 10 small town.a. was McComas' best Johnson, however, who were lhen onl)' under the vel')' . ...._, MIIOQ. Jim Bowles sweeping t\le boards in tbat final of tutelaJe. 1'be lbi.Uty bu to. be wlth 12 and Morris period to give the Panthers pos- I there, ana the mental O&lalJ<:e muM. Co'D;~II witb another 10senlori of the ball when it counted 11ccompany it. Without the !Ytfler· 'Fbe Jackets led at the ftnt molt. there aever is that old deliretb~tl· quarter 1&-15, trailed· It hilt time wilUnpeaa to work hard and taP 28-lll, pulled up to 41-31 at the Art Arnold came into the "'.. arne Lhe bumps necessary before e atar tbrec-~~uarter mark. However, in the third quarter to contribute · ·~ • imme4surably to the victory with 111 born. Johnson pumped In four of h1a .r Vennari Is ready to be quoted field goals in the final frame to 8 8 ood floor game and sewn points, all of them when they anytime that hard work i1 &o pe,... match by himself the e'forti ' of ce-nt of a atar's makeup. Ability the entire Jacket team. Mltcbell, counted. . hall to be there, ues, but -.u LYon&, a.nd Rhodes added .lmotlJ Sisson wa3 the hoy wbo kept the Rounding out the scoring for the ~ #~ 1 ld •- tho Panthers in th~ hall game tn that Panthen, Johnson hit for 16 can't haYe It yqur way with abll· them four more ie era w tloslng: minutes to ice the· game. initial period as h(' collected 11 points, Hawt.borne for two, and ity aione. af his 18 points for the evening. Wlldermuth for six. Probably the lQt great football The same was marked by tbe In the second quarler, the Logan ·Pomeroy had a good night shoot prospect to eome out oi JOuth- 1car6ty of fouls. Middleport got team r.arrowcrl I h,· gap IS they ing as they dropped in 30 field eastern Ohio was Ole famous Hub- total ot nine chailces at tbe tree outscored lht> Panthers by 2().11. goals out of 56 shols for 53'/u and tc Bobo of Chanee)'·Dover. Bobo line and made five or them. Jack~ That made \he ha lftime c.o unt 41· one ~fo'thelr best niMhts of the had everything. Also, he co1.Ud son had 14: chances, m1kinJ J0od 40 with the l'anth<•rs out in front. acason. have had everytbing: fame, mAter- on five, too. Logan (j l!itkly jumped into the Pomuoy Reserves made it a ial fortune, a chance at "big rilon· Bobby Nelson came up rrom the lead fur the firsl tunc at 42-41 all the sewnd hal[ starlcd on Wlllis good night (or loc~:~l fans all the cy.'' Who ~nowa? ·He may yeL. But bench to atart at guard tor the one hand jump shot. Art way aa they easily whipped the 11t beat; Huble bas been sbuh~ Jackets and the fleet-footed boy them, and •••I Dicken's Arnold 's field t.:o<~l ror Pom~roy a Logan Reserves by a ~SCore of to a 11.idlng for awhile. He wlll got 11ix point~ for hls night'• work. .. have to Jet bact on the maln line Jo~cl,tet reserves lost their came minute lalcr gave lllo Panthera 42·21. The box ~core: by himself. • 4:0-49 with LOng 11.nd Gene Crook• the lead hy 4ll-4R hut Dicken came POMEROY {56) Young Cremeans, about 8· 1; being high scorers, 13 anrl. 11 reback w\lh two free throws to make Piey•r end Pos. FG FT TP broad shouldered, slim hipped, speetively. EiseQaglr. waS bilb for the IICOTf• ~ - 49 2 0-0 4 hand11ome in a rugged !ashion, has Jackson witt1l8. Th(' lead Sl!'('·sa wcd until Buf· Lambert , F l 0·2 2 · a great opportunity. His many fri· fingt on tied Jt u11 with a fleld goal Hawthorne, F Score by quarters: at !'!7-al! and then two free throws Wildermuth, F 3 0·1 6 ends here will be cheerlnt him on 18 28 S8 47 Middleport by S. T. Joh n~o n ~-:a\'t• the Panthers Johnson, C 6 6·8 16 every 1tep of the way. n 31 d ~7 a lead they neV('r ~urre ndered. Billington, G 10 l2 · 1~ 32 So will Jlm Vennari who loves J&ckson Nelsonville, Ohio The Logan h•;nn l01:1t its poise Si85on, G B 2·3 18 nothing better than to see high Arnold, G I IFJ 7 school athledes give a deserving :lU 25·36 85 , boy a big atep toward 1:1 kind or FOR TilE BEST IN ALL KIN JlS LOGAN (711 !ire that pays off materially and Player 1nd PoL fG FT TP 8 pintually. Murray , F 8 0·3 l 6 --:-, - : - - - - - . , - - , - - Hit peak earlier, hold longer with Try ; ' Don Oryldale, Ken L.eb.man ad DOQGERI ~IQN . THill. BROOKLYN, N. Y. lJP - Tho Karl Spof,mer came to termL Tbe [.t ,;;'( !1· >, Swackbammer's Cagers Bwnp Bottom Sports Desk (;~·mnasium TO' SO% Ac:aoll Panthers Beat .Logan; Jackets LoSe · Again WAIIIIII "SAFI" SARASOTA. !1&. DAILY ·cROSSWOR t ' " ~ ,, I l . • • .. • ' • .' ·., �····~··~··· · .. -.. -,~ - - -· ... • .' .- > -. .. . . .... •• · &.-Daily sOntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 5, 1957 C. Zundel, supply pa~tor, 10:00 Churt'b School; W W. F'inlaw S. :l. Supt. 'l;f-5 pm. Worship Servi« &nd Sermon ''Lessons from an Mlnerulll• Methodl•t Chv'"Rev. R. M.. Grov-e, PMl:OI', WosrMr Rou>h. Supt. 10 A. M. S<iD<Ia7 Aeroplane piLot" 8:45 Youth Meet- School; ll A. M. WorsbJ.p Service; 1\iesday 7 30 p. )I_ Mldw1y tommunity Ji'loyd Cleland. TV SERIES for Everyone Church ServJec 7 30 P. M. Pnyer lleorpDizl(. Ckvrch .. .letMR meeting Wednesday niJ,:bt 7:30 P. All Allswer To Tbe of Lat1e: Day Sainta, Old M:. Ever)one cw·thally invited. Pressures of Modern Living Flats. on Portland Route. Th• SyrtcuH M•thodlst Qurch S..d&Y Scbool 10 L m. preaebinc Rev. Robert E. LIDter, PHlor. 11 L m. ud 8 p. m. and Blble Sund•Y School 9 30 A. H. DaDa itudy Tbur&~ay 8 pm. Past.or C. Winebrenner, Su9l. Wonhlp Ser- and sermon at 10.30 A. M., Hoi} CommUDlOil tlrst Sund11y ln month 'W. ProUitt Asst. Cha Hupp. vices 7:30. Cburrb School, Beglnnen and Third Stnet PentKOatal Church Prlmary. at 10:30 A. M.. For infor' 11oft Church af Chrltt. Loclletl Ciil Pomen~y-Harrisonville ..._ Middlel"ort, B. L. Bmett, pastor. mation concernina: our work, Bible ScllOOI UO A. M. M<lmill( Sunday School 10 L m. Eveninl please telephone 302-J. Chrhtlan Chun;lli •• k1Mdw111• Wonbip DDd Communion 10:30 A.. aervlce 7.4!io p. m. GrKe EpiiC~INI Church, last Every Sunday 1:1 A. M. Sunday 1(. Cbriltian Endeavor 7:115 P. 1t J Schoo! and Comm11nlon first Sun ~ Wonbip 8 P. M. Thomu Main Street, Pomeroy. Rev. 1'701t- MinUter. Jooeph JolUISOII, F;dwm Charle.!!, Rel"t or: Mrs. Ce- da)' io month 11 .'\. ~ · Ch~b dnc W.ICI.ark, ora:a~nilt. Wonblp t:oromunion and pr~acbJna:; tturd Bible School, Supt.. Sunday in mentb 'i':30 P. ll church preachin&-Rc:v. Har.. ld C Doster, Pastor. SAVE Yourself ana your clothes; tho ohio luol gos 1ompQn~ the district . Rev. BANKING TRANSACTIONS and auy financial disclosum you may make to us, are always beld in atrict coD· fideou at this bank. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company POMEROY, 01110 MIMBER IIIDIRAL DIPCSIT INSURANCI CORP. Member Federal Reserve Syslem where do they get the r1 energy:t • Sun Jll.) Tate Thou my barp and proveit · any string be out of tune , ' ' 'o r nat pr sharp! Correct Thliu, Lord, for me What rinceth harsh to Thee , That heart and life may sing the New Year long, Thy perfect Son&. Aa we employ some of th.e techniques of rehearsals, may we truly experience a Happy New Year. (May we cooperate with the World-Wide Church Attendance Movement and 11ttend reguJarly from January to Easter.) Church School, 9:10, Gerald Anthony, supt; Morning worship and Com munion serv1ee, 10: 1~, installa· linn of church ofticcrs, sermon School. i things they must have to gro" up strong and sturdy. • Our fine dairy products aro a treat for everyone. · Milk, cream, etc ..... all fresh, Chureh, larl CYJter, putor, Au't. paa't.Or, Edllb Codner Services Sunday 8:00, Tuesday al 7:30 and Friday 7:30. Tht FHtrtttd Chun:h Rev. Wal· 25% DISCOUNT ON . ·KELLY . PRES'I'IGE Other facts revealed were tbfil t he music deplrtments of ·tbe schools are .not: adequate phfl!lleal;. " 1 y, the Racine HIJ~h busineaa r.du· cation department is exeeptkm·anycom plet.e in equipment aJld lUll· .Red~di'lD olf Lis~ Price plirs. including various office ma·. With Tnde-ln rhmes, but · ~a housed m one rooin.. hand practice jg held in tbe haJt I lt Lctut. and vocal elagses are Pomeroy ·Su"oco held m the halls Witti no plano . . Station These reports were compil$(1 by Pomeroy W .... Q! Sf. l.awr~nce Rose, Syneuse Gr;:&de 31'hool principal, Hubert Prlee, · BN Dav- W~k or llfontlt POULTRY MEETING CONCRETE FIMISHING MACHINE atlhe Racine Vo-Ag Sclwel Bidldlng RACINI!,OIDO . New EmM~yes Get ${75 Per MoDJh ' -COmmissioners, FLEMING' HATCHERIES eommtUi&oen in ' a Deeember meetlllJ relea•ed f,ocfel'. " Blacttnar, fo' red S. S. S11pl.. Sunrtay Church School • 9 :13 A.M. Wur· Church Sc"ooJ • 9:1& A.M. Morn · -- Ina: Service, 10:30 - Holy Comnmnton. Smdor Yo\lth fellowship . 6:00 P.M. • Now laborers wUl bolln ot " holll' per hour. and receive a lSe 1 ·pcr , l~:;t~~~elleh six mbnthl until tbe 1r i! rt!tched. For courthoUse department em. ••• • l' Jncreaaei Will 1)e ' In • '' i c • ' ..-.-'""'·" ............... -~"­ .......... ........... · wv-~~ - .' GROWN-UPS LIKE MILK, TOO! SPRING HILL DAIRY ••QMalltll f'lr•l A.lwau•" GALLIPOLIS, 01110 Afterafire,Watson, I can always tell whether or not a man his proper iti· surance. The man who is insured looks so happy. .fivl piecea include:· .......... .__ .................. ..... ·-~, ' •' ,. • • ~ . . . . . MtiaM . . . . . . . ~IOCIII" . ' .;JU.~v ......... ~~- ....... .... . . .~ ......... wt ..... """" VDEdwards 1.... l..e!-- -~ ~..... - ...._:,_ •. ' . I ,1. . .._., ~j BAKlft Ill!,. ..'· .' • • ' ' I •' •.tIll ., I } 5 •• . . • "' ' I • .· .• ' ~~r.~~~~;;: ~ ,. - ' '\ ' .. ·' :t -•·-~~m!io:· •l:• ' .l Mrs. Goldie McKee • Funeral Se.rvJce8 -heduled Toda· ~ .J Market rifdis Local Man Sells Cuernsey Bull l'ETERBOROUGH, N . H • Cl:n· FURNiTURE •- ,I •' '' .• '&'lie Jlrigblell. Comer ID MkWleporl the \!•• . Drunken Driving USEFUL INFO ON ITALY? • ' ' ,.j • ,· Insuranee of All Types E. 2nd St. ~IIODe 35-s Pom. •) ~ • • 0100 Of MVNOtl' l•t Police Meeting Held Thursday At Gallipolis Fires Hit Three Residences At Point Pleasant TRY OUR t'JNE FOR I>ELICIOUS IIOT CHOCOLATE o~ actions ~;f,~l:;r;aiaed . Drink ,rame_, the job mu1mum ·11 reaebed. deltciQus and nutrlUous! Chocolate Gallia Countian Is Arrested For' •tiward from fl75 at. th~ rate of per month each' .JIX: nutrilbs _ujii1 • '' " ----- COIIntr pay acales for new empl0)'ea 1n the c::ount.y hiJJ:hwaY depWtment. .•• . • Living R w tbe tn tb~ past neW eiDtloyes began 1t the 1alaty commanded by the peraoa~ theY replaeM. The commillions also ~ffecited a Chance Ia Nelsonville, OhlO MAPL. · . w·IthThe NYC 44 years·ServiCe ot ootut19A approved s:..piece Early American · By UNITID Plllll Central and Soutbem Obio eom· minutes could Joc.k forward today to an end to tbe first beny eenera! snowfall in tbe ltMe this winter, tbe U.S. Weather Bureau Columbus uid But. the buteau NJd'. Ute "white •tuft• would retun1 again tonight to nortbern eounUes u a: eold front muves from :Northern Min· aesota into Ohio. ~ &now fiiiJ wu expected to end 111 most aectloM thla after· noon with temperatllree ranging from 30 to 35 north and 25 to 40 10uth. The low toni&bt was expect· to range ~rOIJI 15 to 20 north, west and 25 to 3D -.,utheast. Snow contumed to fall during the night and early morning with the heav1e-st. amounts recorded in central countiea from eut to west Columbus had fa.ur ~bes. Daythree, and c~u,. Cln. and Marietta- Obi"UWl · bod)" reported u ttiat of Brltlab , Lt. f ~ Pirat elll made Ut the o£f1ct: The weather map strwve'd ~ ~ "Un~le Sjmp~ djed at the home Anthony Moorhriulte . removed from 111. lballow, 111111.dy grave 1n the New Meig.!! r:ounty SherlU mow .arross Oillu, Penniylvania, or a daughter, Mrs. Alta Miller, Port Sa.l.d. to be ha:A4ed over to UN emergency foreea by Egyptian Robert c. Hartenbaeb came at 9.15 and West Virginia into Washing· Leon jll 1 011 Sunday after • per· ofrlcials. The UN refused to make formal conftnr:iatloD ot the a. m. this morning wlth the re· ton, D. C. lod ot failing health aince, suffer· ldentulcation. Moorbouae, 21, wae kidnaped by Egyptian ,cuerru~ port of an accident :tear Racine in ing a broken hip in a fall more aa Dec. 11 during the occupation. (IAt6rt&GtionalRGdioJihoto). l . whieb a milt truck and ear collied Early morning .temperaturea _ Police today than a year ago. Deputy HowarQ Frank who in- ranged from 27 at Youngstown to from Ohio au· People from towns and cities vestigated the acc«tent said tbat S4 at Chesapeake. an auto : driven bJ belmar Hamm taxicab driv- miles away made it an annual . later deine4 cuotom lor the past 25. years lol 34 of Radne went out of control Marilyn ~er '81 uuele Samp's homeplace · on tbe :alippery enow covered, Nease Settlement • rd four miles woman . · to' cut hi~ winter's supply of wood · MoDJf(el4, every year •• November-- 16. In weet or R.aeine anlllltd into a milk Saturday . recent . years more than 100 per· truek driven by Ho-.urd Ervin 25, bout and 80Jls. were uld to ~ave been on Homer Might, Brownell A'Venue 1 Middleport. completed al- Racine. Sheppard• hand .tor the D(taslon. ' most forty~four years service in the Hobson shops when he Tbe deputy said that no charge• si•Ytnc '. ''IJ~<lo S'amp:• wao a blaekhmlth I. retired on Monday 1 December 31 1 1956 with a record that be wel"e filed but the truck suffered (;! • at Man• -ln\fle area -until · the ·age o1 '84, $200 damage• and the 1155 ChevFuneral servlce!l were to be and is survived by four nieces: can be proud to have. rolet of Hanu;n a n d estimated More than one hundred and beld this arterno~m at 3;30 (rt San $450 in damages • Mrs. cora Tbomas, Middleport; ftfty men who retired from the Diego California for Mn. Goldie Mrs. Delde Roush, Pomeroy; Mrs. ear r'pair department have been Y,Kee, 46. wife of Naval Capt. Anna Herdman, Brlte, O; Mrs. presented a farewell gift from Praoels A. Moltee. lorm..-IJ of Ellzabetb Audrey, Leon. Rt. 1 and their feJiow-workers with Mr. ltolberoy who died Friday. · a nephew, William Matheny of Might making the presentation Tbe deceased is aurvive4·by her U.On. Itt !. speoeh. When he Ct~mpleted his mother, husband aad daupter of Also surviving are nine grand wotk, John Kauf! in turn preaent· San Diego and other relatives of children three step grandchildren, ed btm with a gift from the en California and Tenri~. 21 great grandchildren and four Burial was to be. JQ.ade &t Green· William R. Miller, GalllpoUa was with whom he had worked. great ereat ,(r'andchlldren. Better than the gif!. was the Middleport Cbief of Police Ru., wood Memorial Park Chapel at Friends may eah at re!l· arre$ted early Sunday .mornins by knowledge that he had never h<~d Patrolman Henry Werry and Char· sell Bailey; Pcnrteroy Chief Frack· San Diego . A.r· denee until Ume of an accident in nearly half 11 cenMrs. McKee ,_ad been ill for 1 g'ed with driv1ng whJle intoxiated. Hudson, Pomeroy Patrolmen arc dincUon of · Miller, 45, posWd $150 bond to iury on the railroad and never MoKenlie and Henry Werry were !f!Veral )cars. appear in MayOr E. F. Robinson's had trouble "ith a foreman or fel- in Gallipolia Tburllday nigbt to low-worker. cOUrt Saturday night . attend the meeting of the Meip. Galli& Lodge, No. 9:1, Fraternal R_oblnson's ~!burt saturday night He bepn his work In the HobOrder of Police. wbea they met beard J;ugene WUloughbY plead son shops on March 4, 1013, and ClNCINNATI, 0 . 'ncrt. ,guilty t~ running a stop light, was employed on the Kanawba al the Gallipolis CiiY bqildiDg. Gallipolis Chief of Police Cbe• anii Troy Ohlinger, Jr., guilty to and Mk-bigan Railroad until lt fai the tatiie ebargc. Both eases were was takea O\er by the New Yorl( ter Leaper, pre~id.ent, prf!$1ded ~~gs, weak price . . ... and it W!IS announced tbat lb£ consumers white and b~n. A continued. · Central Ra1lroad more than thlrl; next medina would be at Pome- Jumbos 3>42; A lard- ~ A JOe R.N. · ha• · · ycor a•• roy on Feb. '2. Ga,llipoUe Patrol· ~mnis 26-27; A amlll 23=24; Jl paead Ronald H. Bearhs, Pomeroy. was s .... eHmfna· arre8ted Sunday for apcedlng and · Mrs. Might, who died several man Willilm Barr JOined the Lod- large 26·29; FOB A· larae: 3$.36; was clteQ to appear.Tuesday nijbl yc[lrs ago, and her husband rear· ge Thursday to become tbe lasl :\ mcrlium 31-34:. htrkcns, unsettled; fl'"JPfs 3-3--"' en three daughter:;;. Virginia , Ern· ebarter member accordialM to the lh HI·~O: ben.!!, heavy type 14-17 1 ma Jean and Maxine, in Middle· president. TbC host officen served refresh· ht'llS, light type 10.1Z. port and V1rgima Mighl Eastep 13utter, 90 SC:ore 68. ments at the elose of the meeting. makes her home with her tather. Three of his grandchildren have lived wit.b Mr. Might also and Frank Eastep, who was well· known in athletics wl1f:.c a'ttendin11 Middleport ~hgh School, will erad· Fire of undetermined origin de· ltate from the Collt>ge of Electrl· stroyed one resiticnce and dam- cnl Engin~('rmg at Ohio State Un· ' aged two others in the Kingtown IVl'rlltty this Jmtc. During the years !hat Mr, )light section of Pt. Pleasant on Satur· day night CJUslng a total loss wa:; employed by the raalroad lle worked for thirt)·-mne years on which wa.s estimated at $7,200. thr wreck train wurkmg in·i told, The Urc began Ill the on('. 5tor.v ra m, be.at and <]anger but still dofiarfle home of Mrs. Dave lJcckcr lllg hili duly as a good railroader. a cOQk on an Ohio River boaL He is one of Llw ohil'r members FirCJJ;IC'll w9rkr.d [or six hours to of the toea! Woodman'! Lodge sav~ the other two buihlmg!:i . hnving joined 111 ID16. ·uomer E.•M.•ght Ret'Ifes Mtet " New eiDployea 'iD the tO\Irtl\oule will 1tart at $1~ pe'r ·nltlnth in 1167, retard!•b•t Pat poeltion i1 rated · at~ tor· an . perienced ~QD.. f~low,i-:aa• a re- ... -· ' p~~r~r:.ltTt~~·;:!~ ~~;;~:~~;·. Mr. AI Spaulding of Nichols Inc ., Kingston, New Hamp. shire will be your guest speaker a~td numerous slides will .be shown of Nichols' various<iperati~IIS. "At the sam~ lime we hope to give you a19uring evidence of the prolong~d life of the hal<;hlng egg industry. EVBRYONE INVITED SOLID .., ty employe's salaries atld Increases In other departments lti which the county pays part and tbe stale of Ohio part. Funeral aJ Ineqmplete tor Clar• BeUe who died her in Portland.. The deceased was the wife Lovett, Portland Route I and wa!j born on June 28, U198 SUf\'1Ving in addition to her hu1band are a son Don•ld Lovett or Portland, a datlJlher Helen Ba~ ton of Ariton and daters Maude .-'tkinson, East Linrpool Rut:b Lair&On. ·J ewett. Ghioj Mary Whfr,. locll:, Mineral City, u, Her JDOIJier Nettie Jewett; 0. l!ld a bfctH<t Set.nett of JeWett alao deseUed , . Services wUl be. held m the af~ ns Chapel Church buri.lll~·,;: foll6w"in Morris Cbapel Cemeat a time to· be annuanc:ed lfW ·by the .,EwJPI ·Puneral Home. ;-t Smpson Matheny Claim~ By Death Slmday 4£~rrg~n An announcement be made · at this meetingf"about a new hatching egg service. This will be a national service operated from your are• and would be comparable to any new industry starting there, provided , that you take advantage of the situation. We think thallh~ a wonde"rful opportunity for the poultrymen of lhe Metgs.Athens County area to really get in the poultry business In a · man size way. '. , We exl'tct to take all eggtfrom your flocks, regardless of egg size, and will take them on a year around proposi- $179·95 ' ,.....,.~ 29 - - . 25 ~ 10 -·'mot. wit" Wed; Jtn· 9th ·•• {1, PM will . .. ' ':'. ..... tonlf't Mil At Portland Home Heavy Snowfall services are yet w• Lovett, 62 SuDday nenlng at ill End Today home S \Veath' erman · .t ays TIRES tion. - . , . - • - - lhlo - ..... lt•rtly doucfy Jncl ~­ 'lbe government qf the people of Meigs County will east t75,723.26 less in 19571han In 1956 according to the 1957 budget released today by the board at COUDiy conuniBsionen. 'Ibis savmgs hal been effected In the face of a hike in OOUII- Clara· B. Lovett Dies At Age 62 TO .ATTEND A *WitR OpeNtor• PORTABLE IUCfRtC ~~LDERS CA.TERPI LL.AR' Jt.fLLDO%ERS FRONT END LOADERS BA.C:K HOE >'" ' INVITED' A1R COMPRESSORS CONCRETE FORMS thlt .,....... For Operation Of County Govt • ' You Ar• Cordially NOW ONLY ' ' I FREE SIZe Of ELEqRt( WRDlRS IWIOW ' . Sum Of $694,180.32 Allocated 1 Qt. 011 t h .e Litttf ,, 6-120NLV gal; $1.45 !hat Racine High to house . HiO students and present enrollment is 234. Ottio: 8IN6LI COP\'-6e -$PECIAL \ie,, tndoor lles. and others. It IJ UNITI!D Pllll CIMt MOw flurries lllcely Mttfll ,_,..., ,..,. tonlthf a:llll T~, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, January 7, 1957 wete 11 WUTMD Dfteled fo rlte lntereat.L 81 Tile Mdfra•Mu•• it.re. Grade School 8:4~ A. M. Y..orrdna: worship I"C 11 A. M. MYF Sunday eve niDI at 8. Prayer meeling Thurlt" day eveninc. Ent"lrprise Sunduy toptc "The Year For Christ"; 8 School 10:10 A. M. Morning wor- p m. Junior aud Senior Hi ~aptist ship 11:30 A. IM. YF at 6.30 P. M Youth Fellowship; 7:30, lo;venlng EveninJ worship 7:30. Prayer wonhip service, sermon topl<: meeting Wednesday 7:30 P. M. ''Gonls for the New Yenr; Monday Ul Ckurc:hfl, Letart Falls, Ro- thru Frid~y. Week of Pr~yer Uf· eer )':artln, Pastor. Sunday School vices; Tuesday, Christian Cruia.· t :80 A. M. Worsblp Service 7 P dcrs Clan attend Prayer servt~ M. Cbrlltian Endeavor altttrruate before goiqt to the home of Md. SUndays at 7:ao P. M. Ruth Robinson; Wednesd&:y 8 :3(1 Church of lha Naurena, Syr•· p m. Senior ehoir rehearsal Thurs. eu~Je, ROy K. WilHam.!!, paator. day, Golden Rule Clau altend Ser· Sunday School 9:30 A M. Morrun* vu:c iu a bodY and then g11 to the worship 10:30; NYPS 6·30 P. M , home of Mra. Reid Varocy. · Evsn.gcllstlc liCrvice 7·30 P . M. H.. th M•thodlat Church, Mid· Wednesday evening prayer meel dlr port, the Rev. C. R. Konkright, in~ for Lhe midweek lind Tuesaay pa~tor. Sunday School, 9:30, Erneal afternoon praver hour. supt.; Morning worship, HauH ot Pnyer, C:~lf.,, 5.,.._ t'ovlTL 10 30. Communion service and day School 9.30 A M. Morning nwrhlation: 6 ~.0\ . Youlh FelloW. worship 11 A M Sunday evening ~hip . worsh1p ul !l Prayer mcelini on Church Of The Na11rene, Mid l'hunday 8 P. M. dlcporL, the Rev. Robert Styers, Church af Christ, Bradford . pustor. Bible School, 9:30, Lester Rev. John Wyatt, l'aslor. Bib!~< THylt'lr, .supt.: Morning wors hip, School 9.au; church servlcei 10:30 You.th meetlna: at 6 P. M. and 111 .30, 6:45. p.m. Young People!' evangelistic service Sunday even mct!llUW:; 7:30. Evening service. Mt. Moriah leptlst Church, MidIDS ot 7. James Reed, Supt. Frte M•thadllt Ch~o~rch, Harry dleport, the Rev, N. D. Borden, Bates, Pastor, I..aw·eJ Cliff. Sun pA~tor . Bible School, p:t5. Arlrna day School 9:30; Ciau meetinlil Rc r~c. supt: :P.Iornlng worshtp, 10:30; FMY stlrYice 7:00; Preach 10 30, BTU, 6 p.m. Church Of Chrl5t rn Christian in• 8:00; Prayer Meetlna: WednesUnion, Middleport, the Rev Guy c:lay 7:30. Hy1eU Run Sunday F S-.yrc, pa11tor. Sunday School, Sehool lO; Pr&achin~;: 11:15. 10 am.; Preaching service. 7·30; PAIRYIIW Edward Griffith pastor. Sunday Wcdne!lday, 7:SO, Btblt study class, Flnt Pr••brNrlan ctturch, Ml4School 9:30 a. m.; Youna: Peoplel dlcporl, the Rev. Howard Ruppelt, mooUni 6:t" p. m.; Preacbilla HI'· . vices '2:30 p. m.; pr&)"er meetlnlil, pa!>tor Churcb School, 9 :30, James Buchanon, supl.; Morning worsh tp, Wednesdav 7:30 p . m. Thursday 7:30 P. IM . Ent Letart. 10 :Jo, Westmlnatcr youth Fellow· 9;30. Morning. worahlp 10:41. Eve· ship, 6 p.m. Church Of Christ, Bralfbury, Ell· nina wor1hlp 8 on the 1st, 3rd, 5tb M"UDa Wed· ward Emerson, p&stor. Bible Sl·h· Sundays. Prayer ool. 9.30. Thurmac Carsey, supt.; netda~ R.-:lne M'tal•n Chart" au1h Morning worahlp, 10:30; Chrisllan palitor, Service~ Sunday T:30 and Tueslly '1':30. do J. Bartels, Pastor, Mr. ; :.:.'::;::•...::"1o :; ~ V~OOLLttx~·iN~0~.~5~--------·-----------------------~~::~~~~~~~~~~::~~::~-~----------------~·--------~-----------.I•••~""Ih.LowMft~ls~ '-· I Grade Portl~r~t energy active youngslers need . Milk has all the g o o d . e nttn e ' ' ,. I• e. Smart parents know It takes lots of milk to supply the • '• MADE Mornlnt Star & First B•~ist Church, Mlcldt• RaY. R..., Bishop. port, the Rev. C. E. Hoyt, pastor. Star Charlet.. e Local. Ch~:rchal, Pastor. Moraine Superiil~ent ' . ... • reJl9)'ted tftat in the combined into one. UJ,e sOouil•~oU Harold C. Doster. Pastor. •ua VllD- ' reportlna: on tbe Racine lll~ nte last three are eltlzent tol tb6-~mitten. ; MrjL~~~~i~~:~~ ty·five YFar& igo separate dl.strictt. Now communion and preachina;.-Rev btlrPJIII. IDd ~ur Beeale &lid Bud ported on natural featW'.es of the sebool .Qt.. tnct. He pointH out thart. moat potential and natural aitel were located in 1or neu the ~uthern Local DJs.irlcl The dla~ldt~hll -tO mil es of river {ron~e ~md onb 10 milea of evunt:J' boundary. He also pointed out that, historically soc1al actiyiUes of the , past haV'( looked to Rael~e .J.S a eeoter. FortY years ago thete wen aboQt · 2a . schoal dlstrlett jh the ~a, Tpeii. Chrl1tian Church af \.Ona Bot· tom. every Sunday 9:30 A. )ti Sunday School and communion; Urtt Sunday in month 7:30 P. \t Cburtb preaching; thud Sunda:~~ 10 month 10:30 A. M. Cburth com munion and preachtfll. -Rc• Harold C. Doster, Put or. fhe Churcl. of Chritt, Keno, tvery Sunday 0:30 A M. Sunda)' Jx:ond School and communion, sunday lu month 10:JO A. M. Cbun:b communion and preaehina: ro11rth Sunday In muntb '7:30 P. ll. chun::h preachiag The Ciuittlan Church at Htm· loek Grove, every Sunday g:JO A M. Sunday School and communion ~;econd sunday in month 7:30 P M.. cburdJ preachinC fourth Sunday in month 10:30 A. · M. cb11rch • (q'inelpal, BUIY Joe SM.neft lUI'~. vt)'lrw tho Raelne Grado 8c~~ A lara:e crowd heard a report Thursday night--Y:I tbe Lttal't if'IU,S Grade ~hool tbat more.·~IP.IliH­ al facilities are need~ irr 'ftl' Sri· thern Local District • Reports were made by vey group which baa i)O,,._IItUid>lng preaent and Churd'! Leadmg Creek Hoad. ft.eof. R.. E . rh.oma.s . pastor Portland Grad• S.hool prtneJi,al,"· Don N,._.., L6lari Grado S.booL Needs Cited In Survey Meeting At Letart Falls Harrltonwil .. Pr.lbyterian l.ellllh l'nce Price-. Portland, Ohio, ha s sold the rcgntcred Guernsey btlll , Crescent Lake Marvel. acconhng lo the Amcrkan Guern:-;ey attic Club. Tbb bull was sold to Leo Town· • Belleville, w. va. The dam Farm , Mabel, thQ Heavy Snows Fail To Biock Streets The heavy ~now la.st nig~& jn this area failed to brtng a &Jng}e romplaint from rr.s1denl.s IJ.l P.om· eroy about streets bdng inp~a. blc, the mayor'8 of1cc repor~.d ·~ ~o· lfiJbliabtl of the buda:ei: Monies apent on the county fD. finnary this y~ear will total $fK!ir 075 whieb !Delude~ $50,&13.84 tor Lut 1167,820. 'lbe commissioners Intend to bmTow permuent y~ar coDStruttlons. thi1 totaled t50.000 1l not more than 8% Ju. teres\ to complete the ~. The aherifrs department was at. lotted $14,800 this: year compared to $16,000 last YHr. P'Unds earmarked for t~ eourthOUM aad jail are down to $11,88f from m 7to laat year. Officiala aay tbele reducUoru;, in part, have been p01 tible beeause of lbe lheriffa department a:olng into 1957 1ritll one ment going into 1957 with oae deputy, at the new sheriff'J coosent, and tbe fact tbat Ill Jont. distaDre tele~bone call oli&inatiDI in the eourtltouse must be made from the commiadoner's office. ID additJon, the courthOUJe wa1 paint,. ed lut YeiT. Ia connection ,nth the lltbatff'• department, it was learned the «Jhlmiuionera offered new lherlfl Robert Hartcnbaeh an extra deputy when OIH! iJ needed. .. treaD tJie .llotor Vehicle and Gas Tu ru.ad .ilhiiJl _keepa; Juca1 ,road~ p•.iekJIT -~ lo llii!'er for 185'7 un~ J!IO Planned expenditurea; grater ....... of can on-·~qc:al bigbways and in(reased .u;tine tox receipts. This fund ls eXpeeted to be greater by about $26.00,8. Mw.t dePMtments tn tae coao&J covi.rmmtnt remainf!d near .tbf!it I~ ...,.,... level Rot tiiOrtbeo for ·empJoyes amoununa in moat caaes t.o 10 per eeat,. . ~' Jeu, w..-. ' effected Jan. I, 195'7. · ·olhu 1q; tbo cojt ; of ·1~ 1nemme~ were Htfd by the budpL An eump!O trllie unoailt set uide for pQmeldi to lh_t Cill<inJYU ........... ibeie· coons ,.nd law- ~akqt, nd. fund ~ $2,500.. lD llf1 ·It to be $3-'0Q. In a Dec. 17 CotJ1. aU.ioner's meeting it waa . reIOIYed to up payment. from $1-'0 to ~_per doy f o r Cincinnati beftuse of Ute bH:rcu-. ed cost ol maintaining .Pf'ba!nerl. A corDplete breakdown o( all \ departments Of the coUnty, With l.IH and 19!57 •llocatiofta. i& publisbed today op page 2 ot 'l1te DAi:Jy SentineL •IIPt,..,...... .a -to SEO Regional Council Maps _ 14'n•'57 .._,. I ,.._ .;. ' . 'l., rr' .·1.!. o. Jlal~ Middleporl; an~ 'it® · · s~ 1 " ' Pomeroy; wehl.lil]tojU'?" Fridq~ evenhlgiQ'attelid~ ·meep· lng of thirty lru>'tooo or .._.Oief .. Cl!I)UDtie!l of 1 Ute 'Sout.eajfeftlr ': Ohio lleginnal Colincil at t i 1cit eteria of the Logan CIQ PiOdheti Co. · · George Halfinger, La.ke White, presided at the meeting · and arraapments were made · fGr the meeting 1to be held on Jan. t7 at tbi! Farmers• Hote1. GaDipolis. 'l'be trustees set up 1 plan to rollte the monthly meeUna. dming let& so that all eountine1 in the rounties \u th6 council would en· tertaio lhe group . The following .commltteel were to discussed and the trusteea . a man: rrom. t~~ir l!e,_,, t,o on t)ic COD,JOUttces: Hith'I'U' , . LCglslaUYc~ "14~ · , OlJ,io Sta~e '"";' are · ,'fb·'M~· ~ W~lf~ 1.• ; .· . grollp Healt.b ar.d ••: ·~ J I~Piiay•or Services To · I ' ' ·' · This Eveoiq · · first of the Week ·of'Prl:r:~ scr:.viees wiiJ be held tlib ~yeninl at 7:30 atthe First Baptist Cllurt'h, cornu o( Sixth Avel)UC and palmer Street. The Rev. C tor, will ' � 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. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 5, 1957 newhouse