https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3ee81ddef264074b18b49521d823b07f.pdf f84da6eda0e4a2e3d70877d379ed2abe PDF Text Text ····~··~··· · .. -.. -,~ - - -· ... • .' .- > -. .. . . .... •• · &.-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 ' �. • .. ~· -·-- .. ~ .. ···- · ---------- - .................... .. "~ ' I ~ ' • . ..-.......... • *'' _ __.~~.- ,, PUTIING-A- DENT IN THE SALES _RESISTANC~ . \ M•r otnc. phoDt- -tGNI.CIIfice phon• 39f. ~i*J lf ~ ~1!4 ~ ~if maW•r ~t the PON.8101, Oldi. post office at s.dal~ nt.is: Delivery by ~:!artier where available 30 o• ..., d •d•ance at The Daily Sentinel office, white avail. . .: tnf~tb 11 By mad one vear sa. six montba, ·~·.00; li-J mO~ ~i three months, $3 90 By motor route ff:S: three m~n~. DV. one month, tl. - .cea&l ~r ..W.: Police C.ooperate In Safety i.oql police offidals who push the current nationwide drive tQ reduce highway accidents are always lo be commende4. file National Safety Council put in a spec~al ef£ort for Decem.OJ, II sought to reduce overalll956 casualties from tbose of "1tS5 The job was roust> ~cause through October, 1956, fatalities were up five per cent from the prevlous year The council had real hope, howeve1 . Ill the fact that Oct<>ber'a rate df~p~d 12 peroent over the previous Offilp,r. This jn ~ J.lm,t, W!), lwJttll an Increase might be eq>ected. The na· tlonalloll through October was 32 ,420 deaths, a"Pout two third! of !il''t<IW AJner)cijlls k•Lled In World War II. ,M,rtllallls In our !Dwns cooperating wath police departments to help drivers become "safety conscious" <Ill sO ~t a ronsldei"Jble expense. Thore always will be a.ccldt.ll~. With lh' number of cars climbing ev~ry year 1t can't be l\l!lpe\1. But the ne.d,l~ ones can ~· reduced severely To d~te lliJ reporl on all of 19561s at hand. 'l"he new ~hwa1 prOjll'@m authorized by Co~Jrt!S4 this year uoh¥-iously offers promise of a substantial improvement iJ) jraffi£ ll'fety," Harlow H. Curt•ce, president of General Motors, told Presj<lent Eisenhower an a Iotter made public Nov . ~9. Curtice Is chairman of the PreSident's Traffic Safety CQm· mittee. In his reply, the President called an efficient highway nel· work "absolutely essential" to curtailing traffic accidents as well as to ''n.ational defense al')d our expandmg econo~y.'' The new legislation gives the Commerce Department $200,000 to flnance .. a full and complete investigation" of ways In which the federal government can conlrlbule to reduction of high· way a~>Cldenta. --=::::--- - - - - · bert 1. Wtgt~l. Gokl..e Shain, Gua~i.Jn of An. na Lomse Walker, m1nor, 9 8 A/, SUtton to Syh'ia A. W.lial and Al· bert T Wigal. fl.aymond Whale)' and. Doroth¥ W¥er, eorre<tion deed, Bedfor4 to C\pton weu anti. Evelyn (Eye1~) ¥\'ell. 'Luther and ~lma Imboden, tot 83, ,MmersvtlJe to Willard Jeffers and Audrta Jeffers. ll¢ II"'""'" ~n<) j!IY c. Herr· - ·· 0.02 A, Sali......, to M. C. ll.Obart. J. o. Lll\~11!. 'Ofef>l parcels, Letari to Chatlee L. Knlghtmg ~hn '>I'· Croas, cl,ee., cqt ol liP IJ<in• -t,p Cross . . -.. -·t •· Jes~Le \fafie Mitch, mtl"f!'sl •:'"" • ""' 'i'L\ 'I'll! rae "Dourh n Could B~ You Cumot 1!!"" Comoe>dr ~ Th~. LA\IW Oil 8_,.._.~ .... ~ p 1151 ~· 4·45 MOlfern Rom1nce !J:OO Comedy T1me ibow 5:30 Aunt Dru 6 oo . su\le 6 90 l!l"l'' ro 7:~ 9fand Ole Opry _of FortuDt ;W 177:4S Jolat .eKiAfl f:tle U5 liiiiC Now• 8:00 Pt'otlucer• Show<* 'hiO •• . , P:IO · ~ 11:;11 ~t!!~ · J:BO Noll>'• ,YI< · f :OO Jane Wyman Show .UO Armtlrona; Cirt le ~h tr , eo e 10:30 A Man Called X 11:00 :r.aews 11 ~~ ""ll'Jathe.,&Jt ""'' _...., ere,st , . WCHt"TY :liP . lt:O ~"d ' ~:00 The Big Surpr ' ~""""""' fiij ~2 J 9 1!!11illiD Wl)ltq• Sbgw NBC Newa 1s \.0:3\)" • '11A ; '"'.- ' """' . '""-''"'-o ' Show 6.45 Spol'ls Eye tat._.eut 7-CICI Solill~ f 00 N Press Box n!?!:=~g~~ ~· ... Ch~"n•~ 8 eom...entary On miJSH HIGH SOHOOL • no"7JI; .... Study at hllllie, spar'e tlmt. Diploma awrrded. 'Witte ftJr fl'H catai.Qa" . Wayne School, e-o Box 1-7~11> I'' -f4l .... ., •• j I I on. ~-7 " Co. , .,......... IN ; - cl 7 &'111'11 . . . . . . . . ., .• n )'IIU will lib--deal· l1ll "'llltll )lfll!lle ood servlnlf their flnanelll :~~eeda. v~rlet,y 1128U YOUl"l with Eeonomy. 11156 BUICK V8 So~. 6 dr. Rlvleta ' Sedan J!oWflr '!rlnd'V!"s We heechtralaeea.for lthe ,positioll ateerina, seat, anleana, ' aDd oMI...,.•~>•Ill<oaler now In end Bel)>fe brakes. $8,195.00. Blaettnar's, GaiUto'll!i".-..,.Y ofriees. H{gh School e:raduates I 3111< ageo 20-to 35 ... Mr. Bindy 1.::91!6::-:P::O::NTIA=:-:c:-::C:-.ld-:eft::-on---cVB lie- a confldentlat personal Interview. Pi;rat and fin.aa:l~::~r~~t of Charles L Eskew, ~ of the l::··~t~at[•:~o~f~R;;o~x~ie:~r;;E;;•~k;ew, an in- tt d are reo a en such settlement make objections thereto, if any they have. l(riy person interested may file \\ll'ttten excepUons tp sud Aeeou'ftts, or shy item thereof five 'day11 rpr10l' to hearing, and ai that Ume Further time may be al1owed tor cause, to file sueh excephons. Johrt Bacon, Prohf'e, Ju"'.._ -:::------~1 7 ltc luxe, 4 dr , ---- WKTJj-TV CHA~NE~ NGOn News •J:lt l!'lllobors t2::2tl :Ml(dly Mat.:nee \:30 Feminine Touch I 3;15 Llbert!'O ~:45 J.ll• with Elizabeth 8:00 Afternoon Film FeJtlval 4:3(. $Japer Serial Time 5:00 \flckey Mouse Club 1:00 dartoon Club 8:~0 !'1ft Star FinAl 7:00 Kukla, Fran & Ollie ':15 John Daly & the Newe. ~G;ir;~•~nd~v~:l~ll~e~~;!:~.EditJl S $2,S95 00 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 13 8te 19155 BUICK Callluey, 4 dr. lllvl· era "Sedan. Hard-top lt1le, pow• steeriJLg and brakel. f,2,ua.OO. !Blaettnar's, POIMf'Oy, 1 ! 11te 111M FOBD VS Raneb wqon. Ford· 0111111le dnve, lllitliDal bloo fl)l• lib. '\..11115.00. Jllaott~~or•a, Po- roy. I 3 81< 19M BUJCII[ Speelal Dllt. ( dr. Sedan. Low milelle. bew finiah. 41,11t10.oe. llltlo.tlaar"' J>omen>r. I 3 8te 1953 CHEV'"".-:2-dr'"".-o-:r-:f:-:<drc-. S.lllln. van Brocklin Has · ·· · • 1~ ·FI'e·ld D'ay' Ul ...,.. 18911.00. maotloar'J, , _ roy. 1 S etc ~~: 1 1 1952 sTUni!:BAKEii;2 V8 liy. drematic drive. heater. very 11!"~ Earp Arrow Cnalcada Time HONOLULA UP - The propowered Hawaii All-stars prGvcd one th'tng Sunday In theu 52-21 Economy S.¥1..,. & Uan CD. clobbermg of the Colleg~ All 300W.2nd St. Stars in the Hula Bowl· A sure ltoiMNf. Ohio 'Nay to victor)' is to play an out2, ~ 8 10 lito classed team. It was that kind of ball game ;N"I)rm Van Brockhn, the "Fly Ina: Dutchman" of the t 'lS Angeles ,R1ms, had a field. daY as he \ed ·hls mates m a dispb., of pow .that had the collegians rocky seeonCI. Van!aaJf BroetUn for ~;~~~~5~~~~~j tM,flrsf, and reeJ.ug m th~ five tmlcbdGwns and k•tke.-i four * pa~sed converaions - all drop k1cks. clean, one owner, f480.00. PomeII 38 If • ~ . "William rdommate Wili<m E bla son of ~on, HY· .r 'I..- '"""' ... . . . .. . "''lf'9> . !·t:"'Jf.:~ =~t=~~~~~Y ju1t u ------WE BUY ...... Judy, ,l'lltucir:UUL ~ NAMI •-.r ,oman· Mia. JuciJ wiD lul.ve betw..a ty.ro ~ e. pretty neat trick. Her mU'- ~""-· ;iki- to:JIA~ weU. beQauH 4lm ~o:l he wiU wear aporll jacktJ4 Willi u.d IVtry now •n~ then p ~~~" l.Qo ~ There will be dancu on Satur(I&Y lllllrtl )~aono on Wedn*a)'l. Jt'a not • ~ 1Jfe.. &"""" """"lhla In ~ance·m\1~ the email U\t Statler b\ ¥P ll"Om tbe . , 1!/.f. ~· tbo WIJI"d tod" te tha~ 4t"Pito her ~r,.;:.;:!" ":!,._."ri\o4 If ~~ I~ lllor fL . ~ IliON- MITALl ()HI6. VALLEY • • • • ' • • • 1 ••••••• Is JUBIIII.. MolnSI A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SOH OFF-THE-FENCE w J .E H HC '.erved as visiting Ffieber W Va 110 Furman 95 Vandr!'bL\t 71 T~nn 68 1 at e Fift.tl Avenue Prellb.YleHaa <!burch 1n New Yor"-t1- and --•. QU. W&M 80 DiiYid!'lon 67 '' IJM'1o ser\e as minister Of that I Duke 92 N C tro St 85 '1 "ebuffh, but dechned. He IUD Ia ' ~I J r~h.lll l.m Morns Harvey 75 a f'r~?Quent visttor to Fifth Avenue W Llhcrty 'J'ch 76 W Va Wesleyn Church Dr. Dunnine was Invited 69 ' to serve as guest preacher at th6 Flo 70 Tul~ne 62 New York Avenue PreSbJ't!rlD Ga. 78 La St 70 Church m Washmgton after Peter Tulsa 60 Loyola La 59 Munhall's d~ath 11ntil that eh.W Ala 93 Miss 84 eallt!d Its present paltor. Ky 95 Ga Tech. 72 Dr. Dunning is the autbot Ill Western Kv 90 Murray 78 three books They mclude : "Sam MIDWEST uel Chadwiek--Jihlio&ophy and Jnd 73 M1ch. 68 Philosopher " "The Cross and th.: Loyola nL 71 Marqte 69 Crowe,' anL1 "The PrOb!Clll et N W 75 W1sc 54 Unanswered Pra~r." He ts 1. ]'(!1St Lou ts 82 st John's NY 77 ular contrihutor to Brltlsh ne'"Okla 69 Kans St. 67 theological journals. Kana 92 Mo 79 services will beLouisville 80 DePaul 67 Combined church Baldwin Wallace 81 Geneva 76 tbe congregaUons or old famillar and Mmn . 91 Ill 86 BuUer 86 Notre Dame 84 or the church. Ohio St. 72 Iowa 60 Purdue 72 M1ch. St 71 REALLY A ROOT Miami 0 83 Bowlmg Green 59 MEMPHIS ~ Allen T. Dobson SOUTHWesT started to Pllil up an okra stall:, Ark. 73 Tm: A&M fJ!l f'OO t wouldn't budft. • 1'ex. C U 62 Rice 50 oul the root - 48 inches Baylor 67 Thxas 76 I\: M 70 Colo A&:M 62 T ex T~eb. 81 Am Tempe St 77 990 I WIU.'r lf*O'I"ICl llllfD OP TROPICAL PISH It "''" l*r-1 Nlol' Judy hU lndett f A tamm;,~,r type. MIA Jutl)' hal caup~ ·191 taer, ltil , HeW Y~ . , , and tllere liD.'L a aatlv. N•• :J"orkw ..,_ w..... to tp.ve the place. Bht hU la.tch.. oft.. lo tnt .oull of tht metropolla who, once h,e t.aa IMn tHe ln til.• outRide world. aomel)nt never COLLINS JEWEI.If Co.,.,.tee Where Your nr. SOUTH beaIs trust tnl"'hsthe rccew- rwu.,... .,. ,..,., ~ Meigs Counties in Ohio Serving the Royal A1r Force as Cbaplatn durmg the second World NIW CitiZEN War, Dr Dunning served wilh dilMr and Mrs Clayton Wh1te tinction and frequently was a (Donna Parfttl) of Wlfl'en are an· guest Chaplain for the American nouncmg the birth of a daughter, Eight Army Hia influence was Carol LYnn, on Christmas da)' greatly felt among the Yank atr· Grandpare-nts are Mr. and Mrs men and many of them are tn full Edward Parfitt, Pomeroy and Mr time service Of the church as 1 tlh(l Mrs. Harold Wh1te, Warren direct result of his ministry. Mr and Mrs. Ne!lbitt of MoortDr Dunnlnt: Is a man of many hta4 Ky areg reat erandparents gltts, excellent trainina and wide SAFETY IN NEWTON experience & graduated from Cam bridge UniVt>rlity with M. A. and NEWTON', Mass _ if you must LL. D. degrees. He toot three [ !~!; do it in Newton. It's tbe years of legal training at tbe j- l city m tbe nrrtfub for pedesIntler Temple in London, and in trlan The eit.y rece1Vltd top naaddition to Rervmg as a minister, b6nal honors in 151511 for iLl 1955 Dunning Is a barru~ter in tbe pedestram sartey program. It waa eo11rt• of England After his theo- presented tlJe grand award for the logical studies at Cambridge, he enUre Unitad states nd fli'St was appointed to the Chait of prize honors by the Amerjean Au· New- Testament Lallgbt.ge and Lit· tomobUe Assoeiation. erature 1t Cltf£ College, Sheffield, Ehg. Before the last war, Dr. Dun S.turday ning traveletl w1dely in a nuniatry lAST that shrrecl. South Africa aad Au• Colgate 73 Army 59 traUa, Ind1a and Canada and for traUa to the very depts Yale 66 ConnecticUt 84 CaniSlUS 78 Fordham 60 The talented En.disbman il LaSa1lc 81 :Manhattan 72 In great demand u a special preaPrmceton 67 PennJJYlVama 64 OT cher In the churches ol Ena:land Australia, India and canda and for Corntll 72 Cft!1ghton 53 St Bonaventure 85 V1ilanova 69 the past summers has been con Penn St. 52 Carnegie Tech oJ.O puctJng special services through Seton Hall 92 Albnght 72 the United States, preacbing at Cincmnatl 90 Duquesne 79 coll\!ges, onlversities and 1111htner Holy Cross 66 Dartmouth 64 OT ctonferenceg Dr. Norman G. Qunning, Pretddent of Hawurth Hall of Umversity Coll~ge, Kingston Upon Hull , England, will be warmly remembered by many American Air Force men who were led to Christ through his preaching. Dr Dunning will be the fm;;t of six world re'igious leaders to address the 1957 Preaching MlsSlOn aud.tt!nces in the Point Pleas· ant (W. Va \ Senior High School gymna!!Jum. The MtiiSIOn w1ll extend from Sunday, January 20 through Friday, January 25, and is expected to attract capacity attendance to the 2000 seat gymnasium-auditorium from the fiYe county area. o! Mason, Jackson and Putnam in W va. and Gal11a and a....- = ~ ... Ill Jllddle;ort c BAOB I"IIIINITVU. BASKETBALL -· uphalt Jllll&Je. I FURMITURI o. 'I'IJe e.-1 COlLEGE .1,-:;- 1'117 Motor 00 I $299.00 BAKER Dr. Norman C. Dunning Scheduled To Be At Point Pleasant Mission ' Cbolce of eittier car. Both good 7:30 Coqtllel uo w,.u '*' IQ'dramalle 1'0& c. '11rive, only 5,40!1 ;aet'lial milea. Phone 4a2 for appointment IS ,,..., ~JDiln ltoMii Clrtoun Club '2:10 ~edl)n. ...., ....Ita,. t far Hawan" All-Star ..... ·_-·_:.:.... up.iver•Uy town," add• ~-·· lll•ihlf--• lor- 1 ,.. ....... -· ............. ~ta~e of ' I A JOb for a rat, they thought, and one WaJli I'OURded up for the task Bat tt ehewlerd ftff the tlrllfl and ecampel"ed to free'dom The ~cond was halfWI¥ ltlrougb thi!! pipe when it quit. And a third raced through so flit that the •ac·~---m GOOd Sltarling salary, . . exceUeJrt 1 lG3 CIRVttOLET, 4: d~-. 2 tone tralnlna program. . - early ad· blue flnllll, 1110 om.., healer, vaneemenl •. exceptional benefit cleon. $79ll.otl. ·P-OJ llotor phnl. . ..all theRe and more are Co. II 28 t1 ~ ~ .bii. en .pe. !<'""T'If')'l t~WN ~ CHEVROLET, 4 dr. oedan, VB IPPl'IWt ereditn .. you will handle .you will help lllel' motor wlth over4rive, radio, eolJeGtlon.a. heater, aeat eoven. dart creen ~hlmfa wJtb thelr selling probll.uM finish. $174~.00. Pollll!rOY Mbtor • • ·.and many other thin&&. -m l"i 0/. I Write Raw- 111~5 ... w- Pvmelw:. you like '-in a job you rer.errtl1 ovel"ha1111ed, fine ahape, lf will gel !I bOre. You will deal wlt~ qui<~ solo all killds If people. , .. .you tTy It out. work ind.CI6rs and 0 ~ 7 • .you G. A. Deern, IIO<!Ine. I 4 Sip ~ lou applications .• - ,you will w, ~JOT:W* N th-' j W.OODBRJDGE. N J VP - IT string scraped alon.t pipe ' 1 to the aaid petltkln, Is not a&klnr: too much ol 1 ret benme Jtllrt.N. Pftr .... ;,rMt Col&rt w1tbin 1nd for Of Meill •nd 8Qte of to ta1ce a f•t t:rt, ~ a 710- also fell down on the Jol:J. • that the personal loot pipe B11t ma sev.un occaslou To the latett elndtcl~ !ail d - n t l t - tud1 4tM e1tded m fail· Salemon fastened atrinf.S6 pay her (\ebta and the (lt"t b re put a IAIIall mlnei'l l1mp 01 its af tdMihbterlftl her e• Finally, Frida)', electriel1n head and wrapped Dn 1 •i)~,to •be died tei&ed m tee Louis Salamon hit upon a sure-fire "k~ep the roddt ""1rdril t6rbu:' ~i::~ •t.e undivided one-lulf system. around Sure-fire' Sure ~.h~~ b ill tJM following ~&erllx>d Whtnupon tbe rat feU detd, .apeeute situated in said County, Sdaltlon, otMr el«lricians aDd parently of fright. ' li>l'lt: fireMen IN trying lO eet strJng An undivided. one-baJf interest In the follolrinJ real ettate altuat- through the four-lncb pipe under io the County of Melli, ftate Lhe New Jersey Tllf1lplket 10 .-. o{ Obio and TowDJhip of Sllis- dt'r to e~d wlft1 for a fire alarm qstem to a nc-w housing bul')': dt'\elopment. 011 1~ way. Demorr11he mmorlt)' membcft are nol expecl11d to oppoae the bJ11 but tb~ 1\&Y tr)' to cain • cOm· ijfMI;," panwn me011ur:e w.IW:h wouJ4 gtvo;: P'~ 1nerea1e1 ID aH !ltate WOI'JI:• j 1_.,• Jltlll a t • VtM\, "l'l"ee\1011. 1/1· . 1-T-ltp good rubbor, IV $2M.OO. Como •ad I'' ' !J)U:Ier, 1D mo STOOEBAII!ER CHAMftQN, ::.'~ "" .,.,.. Continue To &lett With Faaure llll:kael Wippel, deeeued. Fourth and •.current>eeoount of l'hom,s, ellllrdian of Ute Here Is o job' (8l Auto SOle-s lin. ' e :~.::,.~~:: ~ and thereafter filed •n 888-A, Uallf Sentinal, Pomeroy ,0 v. ~0 coa~o,""'" ~ Praclleol opor.e-llin• I 1·7·3tp •I,. ~ ......;.,.........,,.....,..,..............,.....a..,jjio-. Efforts To StrinP't) Vne In Pipe First and final account of Ella and estate -of John E. • Dally Sen!IJiel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 7 1Hf"..;t . Wipe.tl elfeo:!wtrlx ,of the llll&J, eollec:L l-741< Dally Sen•l•el Pomeroy, o. Present A. Cross, Elsie Cross. John oillop CrOJII, Ethel crou, Anna B Gtblln, Kelly Gtbhn, Ad- .... ,....pen - ..... ~· deceated. lilaius, red Beeal• Bltcb. noUly WU14am Wttsoo or Dill PoDletbf Diestl Tr.w.ininc., c-o Box 688-A Y CR0$SWORD The News that -~-.~-.,. a, tn ~· the Pozno;;-~ot ~ wlmh op1·ned 1 GARDIHERI M•lf wEn. Blakesle,e lilJYmg ' plp9f tn the I die E. Petrel, BeJ:l Petrel, lots, Ra the F.a~t F.uropt•!Jn satl'lhl(' 11 ~·olt I The Amateur GardeJJers Club prlncapals of these Ul'IIJf.fmtnu tlne to Fre~a ¥- ~ntz. agamst Ru!lslan llichttor~hlp WIH meet Wednesday evening at and Mrs Jle~rol4 ~Jf fWlnw: a daren.ce- IUtre, Et~el M R1He Smt•e that drama lie WCl'k late the borne of Mrs K D. A.m!lbar)' demonst.ratiOn noU c•JJ rtriHl:J\W lots Salem, tu o. F. Wmters lasl October wheu Gomulka and with Mrs.. E. s Schaaf .s uoH will be "lnlerestinJ FtcJJ. about cluvles ¥U.~il, Sberiif, pareel his fellow leaders ddll'd Hu~sla m bos~u Program tople for the Japan" Mrs GleDP ~t ~ill S~pj.o to 1&.4tlie r,( H,Uiday. , and e tr,b\lshed ;ul mdt•fll'tHifllt e~ning \yill be "Japan.eae Flower prefi,ePt ''Timtb' ~'' dul'mg MaUle M. H41lldAy, Pfl'CE!lf, Sci· 11 'l hNt' I5 no doubt that Go· oJ,o, ~o l(arrr M J&Ol&n, Cburlotte mulka ~ ('r,mmuni!ta-the UnUid Communist regttnt' Gomulk<~ h.1s A.rrJO~ements" with :Y,rs. c 1-i 1't he progum. been walking a poilllC'al l1ght BoiiJI., Pohsh Workt•Ls' Party.wlll win J!Nr' •· )IIIIH, ~~oUtee, lots, But unh s~ thc-v roll up a con- rope ~mw'!f. ~ ~e.W ~ride Fu·st, h.e has had lo keep unde. ~oJ !! if~[J .~ ,.j·.'~ vtnctn~::lv In~ vote. the stocky Clyde c. ~drtVtl, EUr. F AnOA.I~ ;~fli l.nr~ ~ ·t·.l '. hard·fat'd rn <~n who used to be control thl' U1tteL cnnllt~ of Poh•s drtws, SO A., St:-1• • te Ava Gal 23 ~1M· I ~ 'Y:Jl • ',: ~ ,, 1 l!l I 4alf.Jn 40110t'1 r.dlc-d l'o]LJrd s "Little Stalln" Will to Hussla and to th!.! ronhnuctl Oi:\i:i[,-1 Ul; .... •I 'l l 1•.. ky. S Blnde I City <Btu. prNenrc of itu~.'llan \Joops on !Je 111 a d.nrgNOUS pOSitiOn. IJ L-J t: .Jj.'O • If Earl Jo{cGratb, Wnnoe r,JeGrath, blr<l f Direction 6 Lotty !! i'j ~[;.i::J :. ·: -'·. Poli sh soLI 2• Wood· 40 A., Scipio to V. F. Starcher . mountain Ho~ For O.f..t ~ !;l-:f L~;::_< ;"J Fur So\li•t lntuv•ntlon on 6 The (Fr ) fJwriett E. Stephenson, Robert & Atttez. Atod I hough Gomulka n a dedt· o:J 1J•:1r.;:r_ , 1 1\ :·.•:~· .. : An outbreak wh1 ~ h could dl·dtlt' HI All"" pin 6 WUd ox lr Ch•l" M. McC1nn Steptt,Q.o,1 lot, Middleport, to :-3 ; . ;J~AI! ;o j:: call•t.l h.11 d u•t I' Communiat, there 27 Plant 7 Paper ltJand :J ·~i i'lm-l . -..1 ·:vJr~. 11 Wladyslaw Gomulka Poland's Is !ltlh· rlotthl that So\'il'!t Russian the St1v1ct j.lOVI'tnment to mtrr fi'odnfY DoWII!AA ~ [.:!(,!j~l Ur.l:·;~,r·!,.; In, ....... ,.p.f)' l rommunl•t lc•der, faceB h1s hlg leudt•rs w•11tld ht• glad tf he took V('lle as 1! tlul m Hunga1y tould 11 Showr Charles 'W. Cf)loon, 45 23/10& A r ~ r~; ~:~ r·JL:I '•; ::·-; 111.• sect• B P1ower du.L ftower geat test since he led hi$ coun a beatln.k! 'flwy have uccepled hlR come nt any llinL' 1f Gomulka lost .SaJem ~ ~e' E. ijoffman, Mer1 -~ 'JI~ll~ 'A ·l 21 P'eltnet Jl RI.Vtr tFr) 12 ..oollllh act tr)''LO tight aa:lllnst RuSJSian dornl- Vlt'lOly fo1 1nd~ pendenl Cornmu- ~on hoi lwll 1101/fu.aJ. ' 29 Hateful 12 Last 14 Pronoun Secondly, Gomulka ha s h.ul to Charles Holter, Frances Holter, natton last October. y.,kr••r"e .... , msm But \hey have done so only 31 Leta 13 Tlmelonr take t he plane fo r roland s dt•s- 1& Captt•l On Jan 20, llbout 18 mdllon b('cau~l' lho y hud to. ?m¥io, /lll:r · to Clark v. lhle 42 Malt , down IBU\f) per<Ite N~nnnmlc sduulwn aftd MKdrt P. lble. Poles will vote If! an elcctwn to :'2 Uberale beven1• 18 Refr.IJL 17. Behold! rolanrl ma} h.1vc won fL'U·•lom 18 Wll&'er ~etty Mae Ch,l:lders, P•ul S. f11l the 4!59 !!Cilh; 111 thf' S•·Jm, Uw A tllld • <~ny lng Communild 19. \'ugoslavlan 3~ Part of coat u Mol.f.ttn 40 "ren•llt Chllfilers, stY .tra.cts, oraqe, to 38 WOrJtY premier s1ngle-chamber parhomcnt ·-" fSIDH' Jm yout h <.:omulka w~:~s from Uusswn dommatl(ln but 11 20 Qalfltd :i!D Rlv1r K~naetb H. Biller and Arlie Opal 1ppu l To a areal extent. the ete"Ftlon ~ur~:ed m 1948 as a "Tito1sl." l~e slllJ Ill faecd !JY bar! hOliSIII !! 1'011 21. /YI"O. (Ruul :u Butralo 1l-Und ) w11l be a vote for c r sgam!f Go- wa11 bruught hack as rlrat seen• d 1 llon ~ rood shortages ond !ugh Hager. 22 Aeatm Nor"'an L YeN:er and Dorothy mulka peraonally Lary of thr ( 111nmunl11t P~trty after· pnce~. •Ilk 'form M Yeuer, lot, ttJiddleport, to Thlrdl:,., Polish wn1ker~ st 11 f' ~ Pill... Thomas J. Woods, Eile.en Woods 1 dent~ and intcl\cc\u,tl~ an• (k P M. Cowdery, Dorothy Cow mandmg greater po!Ltltal fu·1• 26 Rolla over v,o;:; ~ 28 small, dery, ~ A , oHv~. to Anast,sia dom ' I hey want a n al ly r••pl (' tweetened ~·> Staat11. scnlatlve parliament Go1nu\ka ~~ cake JoseplUne Pickens, 7 7 A, Olive 111 no position to conccdf' that I'H 11 : to Ea,st~rn ~41 School D1str1ct • ol-~iklll 1f he wanted to Carson Combs, Edith Comba, [" As the elccUon mathlnf'rv h .1~ 33 Public ~M ~ 25 A, Chester, Eastern Local Sch notletl bt•en worked out. thr-re Will tw Board. If P¥ee''' J:W YORK- It looks as lt Judy Orerory lla.'t obout 730 candldates fill lh(' 459 S)l;erman Tillis, Kathleen TJUIJ:, cymbl.ls ~1lts m the Setm. piRJ to make tt. Ah, well, Probably '" IotA, Rutland, to Madge Haley, Wit· 38 qonJunctton Commlulont S•l•d Candld~rtes tor Ule but. 37 P~hn IMla) liam Haley The candldDlE"ll arl' being q• 38. Uotamed )diu Judy ta a Mtchlgan girl wbo lta.rtecl ~fl P. II. Randolph, Bertha !laD· la Coldwater and now haa reached Ann Arbor, lccled -bv commlUlOil'i rcpres('n\ 40 P110noun dolph~ 0 A., OUve to Alva Holslnc· whtrl eht 11 wrapping up four yea.n Of college. 1 Ine; var10us pollllcal, Lradr ,,nd 41 Filet aloft er and Mai1ha Holllnaer. She ll :u and JOlnK to be murried, you allouhl olhor gi'OUpS. 43 The Harriet $til•• T>:mple, •Ba 501168 knook on WQOd. ft)lcatcher The eund1dates will be put nn ~ acret S"ipi.e to R H Hl"kman It wu juet before her 16th birthday that Ml~tll a ~Ingle ticket under \II(' nanw~ of 411 . Rubber Lree Howard 11 Kltt:hen, Alma J.. Judy, plea1tcl with aomething thle departmeflt the Unlted Workers'. Uoie1( I Umted Xltebea, parr:e-1, Pomeroy, to Thom wrot.. pt down and penned a fan letter-that, Peajanls .and Democrnllr parti1 ·~ tO. Ten dollara II J, ~0~. talanrl It tumed out, was more of a Juvenile ache t r- r AU arc really Commumst Votl!n 47 Place the mlDaret. and tower• ot Mu.nhattllll than aUf· will have f!OJtlS choice ln clcctw ~ Lyons, ofo8 Lath• lo Col. ,nd thlnr el••· cancl1dates for there will be morP DOWif , "'" Helmer ''I read IILVerythtng t can gd about New York," candidate& thon seiiLtS. Gornulka s 1 El)'ptl-.n ·,,, cried qut In her- neat, respectAble )'OUftl a-Jrl'l f dlctt~.tor .t reUB (rotft lloandwrlttnr. "and 1 have several recont. auch, prrmllliRI( Independents to rnn aho provided they ore app1·ow•l , ltMir. &I ll'•nlt.CIHCI• 8Bf'etuado •••" All U.roup lbe: DAILY CRYPTOQVOl"E - Re,e't how t• work letter, the ultimate end wu clear. Mill Judy by the nominating comml!IHIOn~ AXl'l)loii~AXR The danger to Gomulka ls th 3t GrtiOf'J' OM d.,- ..'OUld brlna New York to ttl knee&. Qy ehe I• LOJifGti;"J.LOW aome of those who cornplum or wquld Uvt .Oft Cfp\ral Park South and 11up at the Plaza. One tetter almply atandi for tneth1r. ln thl.t ae.mpae A ll UMIII )• 1 ..,._. A'f( ,...., to tell her and ftnally, becauaa thll ma:r be~ bad economic condllions whu for tlle three L'a, X for tht two 0'1, etc Slnflt letter•. tPOf lilt oM ·p~u!tA thl worl4 tor the youna to hurt, to laqb, to tef4, want to a:et lhl! Russian!< rom trophe.. the ltn&"tll anrl formation of the word• ~re all hint• r to cry-J '-td hlr to cOme here one d1y. Batten doWil ttw pletely out ol the country or who &tl~h -1)' t~e code letteu 4r1 ~tt.,.nt. •~ 1 • MIN JO!IIY; 1r11 )'PUr totth, and comt olo~ ftr lho dl'mand a repi·eaenlRttve parliu rl4t ~ ,....,. lifo. ment threaten to boycott the elec}.;. ', ~ A Ct)'ploJ~ ~oJttlon tion \: Ttf,~ IIOI\'.IW1111o MOVES MOBil: PltOSAJOALL~. ~"' U there really Is 1 aubitanhal P IJ'OUW KKATPKJ AB ENNWD RYA York ~ h"'" ~~lr\1' U. clp.w•lor Mlal Judy, b_yt. , , \lr'tA.• boycott, Gomullca will be wealr· RIJ:I:I, AJ:PS, A.\fODH 0 K I HRWQ,t. Gn up t.o .ua ,...,. ~ p~u,na~ly ~heered loudl)' anJnJt J.J•cht· : ened. pa 1~ fQ6 r«rr ..,,.... A*over-4 '"pert J\rooke lt'l ~~·" · Hence, It looks :u l( 1 con-XTYDXTPSS. Ill o~Nioa~f. ~ Ia 1111 olili\ilob ~I!!Peo 91 aof9t\IT lite ••• llljl. vine!~ vlf=tory for Gornulka. even YHWnlll)"• Cr)'ptoquole~ TO MAK.ts: A l.a..ICHII: II W thou111i he Is a Communist, w1\l f. l'lldW CUll w:oN frMt. ..' .... ct., on pink ftatlp.,er, liter ~v~' be ~AKIE A CLASSlC-JAMmB BONE a defeat for Mosrow and 11 rJINI 1111 ..._ . . ..mtnllf 1M who ·~ wu and told m• Wh~ good thln1 for Poland at the mo .... ""'"""' ,. ... "'UU• mcnt I , "'The mOlt lllftl6oant thlnJ of all II that laat Decemb,r I met f )'OL.ml pad\latl ttudent In p'ycholory who comts from Broo)Jiyn. )(, T. 0. OoL I, mr ll1t birf.bday, he a1ked m.e to marry htm." . TJMrt ,w., JnON. aolnltlf'41 thla winter, ){iq ,JIJdY lfl\4 lieF to Ntw York, 110 the can m~et hJI ty.Uy. "'1 1111. n11r1 Jg 17 ,_,r Jll• llnt Ume," wrlteft Mllt Judy, and you Cllft ~ UW etH '*'Uem1nL b'l ber, ..and we bave tlckelll tor two ~ ~ Will J"V• vowed tbot I'll to to the top of tbo !llmpiiJ flll!f 0\"f!l II I oever do oaythlnl el1t !!lfl lhf ~ -tifth - • ltraJnina:. lncludet mai.Dte'nabce. tepair, Sclen.t.Hlc lloior T\lna-1Jj 11 8 all phase& of bij: pay work. P..,-~~=--..,..--:,----....:=-=-= Ill-S~ mlcl!anleally lnel!nol! =-"'~ write lor FREE book. Utllltltf w..,...., AT OKCII - ltowlelgb sev. parcelS, Salilbury, to Pauline "~r.:!J.~!I!':" ., tl'il I.ost & Found DU:SEL - bereby Ohio Legislature To Convene Monday On Financial Budget LIOA ~NOTtCI •• 7 8i.tkr1, addreJI unknown, I t""~---!'~;..: and Kn. .Roy Suiert, reaJ n1me A Ratty Problem not bowD. addrtt~~ uAbown, will tate.- that Robot! minl.ltr...., of tbe e.tate af Edltfl ao, First and nnat account ol Ella admlrilotralrllr de bonis ~~=i IWippel, non or the Ettate of Allee WipPel, 17 l lnstruc:tion A Doc- lfotlfe ll ..,...,_. IIA.\'1 DON'f 'l1lll KNOW' J!Uer"o wllt Olive !'011 W bfl! 'trailo on lurnlture or Jlllllill>-, ees. W 11· LOST- In vicinity of fiOTICI 0, API'OINTMINT A4rinlttr ..... _ l5tate of Rex~ LM Eekew lhc sc1ason thlrlng flu: {'OffiLflf.l Coun\Y. Oldo. t~;eceased. .Dated tJUt 15th •tlay of Janullry months pr•Jmm·d to ht' au olrl o.;ae,.money { illll7. Joan c. ~on. Juclle of the lJnomclal esttmutes .nl'llcate i he ........ ~ur\, !talf"s budget may Urtal $1' bil· lol!"lgs'CotoHty, Ohill lion to fl.fli biUloft fOr 't\C twD (I) T, 14, 21, ~tc )'ears beglnnlnt: July 1. An addtttonal $2ftO m.tlli011 mort a year would be needed to meet !!OtiC I. lln'UIMINT 01' ACCOUNTS such a budgoet P - Clourt• Mtloo Counly, Ohio The fma"nel&l ,problem h&s been Notl~ is bereby taven that the made more IR't'loua by the sky followi~ ·At'OOilDtl have been fUed rocketing cO&t of st-a~ tovernment in Hid Court for s1'ttlement, and and IO<!ai tOIIe,Ttenta. that· the ume will be heard on TBe f1rtn bill the legl.Slltors may TueldaJ the 5th day of February eonaider mtaht be oM mvolv,ng 196'7, to-wit: Gov.increased ~t and Iinal aceount of FreeeJUi legismont Stevens, admb:ilJtratOl' Q( the lltlve ea\ate o( Burdette Johnson, de- 2.30 Tennessf'e Emle Ford 3:00 Matinee 'fheatre 4::00 Queen For A Day Bennett. new -. ... - I S tl Obtrlea L. El~ whote Post Of· Jleo Mdn" II ..,.,.,.07, Ohio lu! C:OLl1MBUS, 0 UP - Tiw ~1rtme nt: dlttelOI'I wbcn he b kes been duly appolntail u AdmlniaOh10 Legi!Iaturc Wlll convl'ne u ffu~ e J"-n U . 11 could be paued uon, trator of the !mt.f- of· Roxie Lee Dkew la..te at Pomeroy, Me1&11 Monda} •and thl' bl,ll problem for 111''lt week, If &:iven the &reen light 1 00 Current 2 00 Parson's Study 1:39 . 6:4f ' ,. vv u~u modern APARTMENT, tall Pomeroy 27&--J or Mfddl.&-- WS-"·YV CHANNIL 0 8:55 SlCD On ?':00 Todpy 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Home -.;.. ll'!lO The Price ls R1ght 11:30 TBA 12·00 Tit 1'ac I)nugh 12 SO It t;~;~uld De. You 8.00 CoHee- Time ,John Joseph Sh&Jn, 8.8 A , Sutto~. to srlvla A. Wi1aS ,and Al- ~ port 1104& Tuesday Monday- Channell 8:!1li Sip Co 7:01 Todav Homes IQc Archie M Williamson and LtJta "'' ·llll WIIUamson , parcel!, Columbia to 12.00 12·30 F. N. Kenn'!v. Dlle Sm1th and Elsie Smith, 1:00 '-'~reels, Rutland to Guy Swadley 2:llQ ahd Gerald me Swadley. ~:30 A. !). Smith, 9fl'Ull, &o GuY and 1:80 Gtraldlne Swadley, Rutland. 6:00 Allen J Eichinger and HJ!el P ~ I'Jehi.D.pr. .23 A . P.omeroy te Dana M. Ohver and Bertha E Oli- S:OQ !1:30 ver Bothnelli-Kbn.taall, lne., 4"4'•_,Jifw Yor- City, 16, N Y. -. ·~---- -... . 5 Cecil Dlllon ~r ., J'lossie Dillon, 10 00 Home 1~ A., Olive t.o F~rmont SwiftJ 11.00 The PrJ(:e 1.1 Riaht ' GENERAL MANAGU ··IY~ I. $UINI- EDITOR IU • Wij:On. I IJCifAI9 !!- OWIN - a4~1 ~ntatlv!: ---~- ( 14) For Rent WANT ADS -------- Land Transfers Iva L. wolfe, lot 33, Racine to Donald c wolfe. Edward Jo'reneb, Llvina French, lot 471, Pomeroy to J. Van Jnwagen and Cora May Vap. In· MEIGS-MASON lltemoon except Sunday bY Tbe ONo Valle, 110 Mechanu: St.. PomeMy 0 BwliD,... ' .... ...... ·-·-···- ' • The Daily Sentinel DEVIITII:n TO INTJ!RESTS OF AREA •n~l,-~.& .~-~ • ~--..~.---· !-Dilly-Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middieport, 0., Jan 7, 1957 Pu._.....,. pt - """......~~~..........~............~~~~-~-~--,·~·~-·~·~··~3·~·~·-·~~~~..·~~~~~~~~0Mv-..~ ........--.-· ............ -----· .. _ __.:........ . .. J"Nk C:O. .. ' ... . ....... WEST • •r • ' •••••••• CO, Callf 61 Wash St 51 UCLA 69 Jdaho 68 Colo W~n 57 Ait Force 41 W.lsh 80 Sou. Calif. 78 your Dial Your Sunrise To Sunset Station co •••• ' "' '. IND IT WD.!. BRING HIM ~ ~ DOWN TO EARTH 011 THE mGHT SIDE! \ I A~wsjlaper ; • •• I I route will lle!p do- , ~ velop your sonts responsibility initiative, thrift, honesty, and reel ,, m•nhood. Fine traits of ehareolo I +e; real and actl¥11 ID, · your boj wlaen he is a newspape,.. ', j . boy.. ,.,. be...,.,. I I I OPT0.8eTRIST N W. COM.PTON, 0. D. u. S. almpe Club 81 scnnto St ~2~~~;;:.=~~~~~~ , _ . . , ~~~~~=:!::==~IStanrord 60 Ore. st. 58 tl.~ftl~itt=1fl!!JII;-:.:•~=~J :i: Seattle tl - • • " c• ' .. - • �. • .. ~· -·-- .. ~ .. ···- · ---------- - .................... .. "~ ' I ~ ' • . ..-.......... • *'' _ __.~~.- ,, PUTIING-A- DENT IN THE SALES _RESISTANC~ . \ M•r otnc. phoDt- -tGNI.CIIfice phon• 39f. ~i*J lf ~ ~1!4 ~ ~if maW•r ~t the PON.8101, Oldi. post office at s.dal~ nt.is: Delivery by ~:!artier where available 30 o• ..., d •d•ance at The Daily Sentinel office, white avail. . .: tnf~tb 11 By mad one vear sa. six montba, ·~·.00; li-J mO~ ~i three months, $3 90 By motor route ff:S: three m~n~. DV. one month, tl. - .cea&l ~r ..W.: Police C.ooperate In Safety i.oql police offidals who push the current nationwide drive tQ reduce highway accidents are always lo be commende4. file National Safety Council put in a spec~al ef£ort for Decem.OJ, II sought to reduce overalll956 casualties from tbose of "1tS5 The job was roust> ~cause through October, 1956, fatalities were up five per cent from the prevlous year The council had real hope, howeve1 . Ill the fact that Oct<>ber'a rate df~p~d 12 peroent over the previous Offilp,r. This jn ~ J.lm,t, W!), lwJttll an Increase might be eq>ected. The na· tlonalloll through October was 32 ,420 deaths, a"Pout two third! of !il''t<IW AJner)cijlls k•Lled In World War II. ,M,rtllallls In our !Dwns cooperating wath police departments to help drivers become "safety conscious" <Ill sO ~t a ronsldei"Jble expense. Thore always will be a.ccldt.ll~. With lh' number of cars climbing ev~ry year 1t can't be l\l!lpe\1. But the ne.d,l~ ones can ~· reduced severely To d~te lliJ reporl on all of 19561s at hand. 'l"he new ~hwa1 prOjll'@m authorized by Co~Jrt!S4 this year uoh¥-iously offers promise of a substantial improvement iJ) jraffi£ ll'fety," Harlow H. Curt•ce, president of General Motors, told Presj<lent Eisenhower an a Iotter made public Nov . ~9. Curtice Is chairman of the PreSident's Traffic Safety CQm· mittee. In his reply, the President called an efficient highway nel· work "absolutely essential" to curtailing traffic accidents as well as to ''n.ational defense al')d our expandmg econo~y.'' The new legislation gives the Commerce Department $200,000 to flnance .. a full and complete investigation" of ways In which the federal government can conlrlbule to reduction of high· way a~>Cldenta. --=::::--- - - - - · bert 1. Wtgt~l. Gokl..e Shain, Gua~i.Jn of An. na Lomse Walker, m1nor, 9 8 A/, SUtton to Syh'ia A. W.lial and Al· bert T Wigal. fl.aymond Whale)' and. Doroth¥ W¥er, eorre<tion deed, Bedfor4 to C\pton weu anti. Evelyn (Eye1~) ¥\'ell. 'Luther and ~lma Imboden, tot 83, ,MmersvtlJe to Willard Jeffers and Audrta Jeffers. ll¢ II"'""'" ~n<) j!IY c. Herr· - ·· 0.02 A, Sali......, to M. C. ll.Obart. J. o. Lll\~11!. 'Ofef>l parcels, Letari to Chatlee L. Knlghtmg ~hn '>I'· Croas, cl,ee., cqt ol liP IJ<in• -t,p Cross . . -.. -·t •· Jes~Le \fafie Mitch, mtl"f!'sl •:'"" • ""' 'i'L\ 'I'll! rae "Dourh n Could B~ You Cumot 1!!"" Comoe>dr ~ Th~. LA\IW Oil 8_,.._.~ .... ~ p 1151 ~· 4·45 MOlfern Rom1nce !J:OO Comedy T1me ibow 5:30 Aunt Dru 6 oo . su\le 6 90 l!l"l'' ro 7:~ 9fand Ole Opry _of FortuDt ;W 177:4S Jolat .eKiAfl f:tle U5 liiiiC Now• 8:00 Pt'otlucer• Show<* 'hiO •• . , P:IO · ~ 11:;11 ~t!!~ · J:BO Noll>'• ,YI< · f :OO Jane Wyman Show .UO Armtlrona; Cirt le ~h tr , eo e 10:30 A Man Called X 11:00 :r.aews 11 ~~ ""ll'Jathe.,&Jt ""'' _...., ere,st , . WCHt"TY :liP . lt:O ~"d ' ~:00 The Big Surpr ' ~""""""' fiij ~2 J 9 1!!11illiD Wl)ltq• Sbgw NBC Newa 1s \.0:3\)" • '11A ; '"'.- ' """' . '""-''"'-o ' Show 6.45 Spol'ls Eye tat._.eut 7-CICI Solill~ f 00 N Press Box n!?!:=~g~~ ~· ... Ch~"n•~ 8 eom...entary On miJSH HIGH SOHOOL • no"7JI; .... Study at hllllie, spar'e tlmt. Diploma awrrded. 'Witte ftJr fl'H catai.Qa" . Wayne School, e-o Box 1-7~11> I'' -f4l .... ., •• j I I on. ~-7 " Co. , .,......... IN ; - cl 7 &'111'11 . . . . . . . . ., .• n )'IIU will lib--deal· l1ll "'llltll )lfll!lle ood servlnlf their flnanelll :~~eeda. v~rlet,y 1128U YOUl"l with Eeonomy. 11156 BUICK V8 So~. 6 dr. Rlvleta ' Sedan J!oWflr '!rlnd'V!"s We heechtralaeea.for lthe ,positioll ateerina, seat, anleana, ' aDd oMI...,.•~>•Ill<oaler now In end Bel)>fe brakes. $8,195.00. Blaettnar's, GaiUto'll!i".-..,.Y ofriees. H{gh School e:raduates I 3111< ageo 20-to 35 ... Mr. Bindy 1.::91!6::-:P::O::NTIA=:-:c:-::C:-.ld-:eft::-on---cVB lie- a confldentlat personal Interview. Pi;rat and fin.aa:l~::~r~~t of Charles L Eskew, ~ of the l::··~t~at[•:~o~f~R;;o~x~ie:~r;;E;;•~k;ew, an in- tt d are reo a en such settlement make objections thereto, if any they have. l(riy person interested may file \\ll'ttten excepUons tp sud Aeeou'ftts, or shy item thereof five 'day11 rpr10l' to hearing, and ai that Ume Further time may be al1owed tor cause, to file sueh excephons. Johrt Bacon, Prohf'e, Ju"'.._ -:::------~1 7 ltc luxe, 4 dr , ---- WKTJj-TV CHA~NE~ NGOn News •J:lt l!'lllobors t2::2tl :Ml(dly Mat.:nee \:30 Feminine Touch I 3;15 Llbert!'O ~:45 J.ll• with Elizabeth 8:00 Afternoon Film FeJtlval 4:3(. $Japer Serial Time 5:00 \flckey Mouse Club 1:00 dartoon Club 8:~0 !'1ft Star FinAl 7:00 Kukla, Fran & Ollie ':15 John Daly & the Newe. ~G;ir;~•~nd~v~:l~ll~e~~;!:~.EditJl S $2,S95 00 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 13 8te 19155 BUICK Callluey, 4 dr. lllvl· era "Sedan. Hard-top lt1le, pow• steeriJLg and brakel. f,2,ua.OO. !Blaettnar's, POIMf'Oy, 1 ! 11te 111M FOBD VS Raneb wqon. Ford· 0111111le dnve, lllitliDal bloo fl)l• lib. '\..11115.00. Jllaott~~or•a, Po- roy. I 3 81< 19M BUJCII[ Speelal Dllt. ( dr. Sedan. Low milelle. bew finiah. 41,11t10.oe. llltlo.tlaar"' J>omen>r. I 3 8te 1953 CHEV'"".-:2-dr'"".-o-:r-:f:-:<drc-. S.lllln. van Brocklin Has · ·· · • 1~ ·FI'e·ld D'ay' Ul ...,.. 18911.00. maotloar'J, , _ roy. 1 S etc ~~: 1 1 1952 sTUni!:BAKEii;2 V8 liy. drematic drive. heater. very 11!"~ Earp Arrow Cnalcada Time HONOLULA UP - The propowered Hawaii All-stars prGvcd one th'tng Sunday In theu 52-21 Economy S.¥1..,. & Uan CD. clobbermg of the Colleg~ All 300W.2nd St. Stars in the Hula Bowl· A sure ltoiMNf. Ohio 'Nay to victor)' is to play an out2, ~ 8 10 lito classed team. It was that kind of ball game ;N"I)rm Van Brockhn, the "Fly Ina: Dutchman" of the t 'lS Angeles ,R1ms, had a field. daY as he \ed ·hls mates m a dispb., of pow .that had the collegians rocky seeonCI. Van!aaJf BroetUn for ~;~~~~5~~~~~j tM,flrsf, and reeJ.ug m th~ five tmlcbdGwns and k•tke.-i four * pa~sed converaions - all drop k1cks. clean, one owner, f480.00. PomeII 38 If • ~ . "William rdommate Wili<m E bla son of ~on, HY· .r 'I..- '"""' ... . . . .. . "''lf'9> . !·t:"'Jf.:~ =~t=~~~~~Y ju1t u ------WE BUY ...... Judy, ,l'lltucir:UUL ~ NAMI •-.r ,oman· Mia. JuciJ wiD lul.ve betw..a ty.ro ~ e. pretty neat trick. Her mU'- ~""-· ;iki- to:JIA~ weU. beQauH 4lm ~o:l he wiU wear aporll jacktJ4 Willi u.d IVtry now •n~ then p ~~~" l.Qo ~ There will be dancu on Satur(I&Y lllllrtl )~aono on Wedn*a)'l. Jt'a not • ~ 1Jfe.. &"""" """"lhla In ~ance·m\1~ the email U\t Statler b\ ¥P ll"Om tbe . , 1!/.f. ~· tbo WIJI"d tod" te tha~ 4t"Pito her ~r,.;:.;:!" ":!,._."ri\o4 If ~~ I~ lllor fL . ~ IliON- MITALl ()HI6. VALLEY • • • • ' • • • 1 ••••••• Is JUBIIII.. MolnSI A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SOH OFF-THE-FENCE w J .E H HC '.erved as visiting Ffieber W Va 110 Furman 95 Vandr!'bL\t 71 T~nn 68 1 at e Fift.tl Avenue Prellb.YleHaa <!burch 1n New Yor"-t1- and --•. QU. W&M 80 DiiYid!'lon 67 '' IJM'1o ser\e as minister Of that I Duke 92 N C tro St 85 '1 "ebuffh, but dechned. He IUD Ia ' ~I J r~h.lll l.m Morns Harvey 75 a f'r~?Quent visttor to Fifth Avenue W Llhcrty 'J'ch 76 W Va Wesleyn Church Dr. Dunnine was Invited 69 ' to serve as guest preacher at th6 Flo 70 Tul~ne 62 New York Avenue PreSbJ't!rlD Ga. 78 La St 70 Church m Washmgton after Peter Tulsa 60 Loyola La 59 Munhall's d~ath 11ntil that eh.W Ala 93 Miss 84 eallt!d Its present paltor. Ky 95 Ga Tech. 72 Dr. Dunning is the autbot Ill Western Kv 90 Murray 78 three books They mclude : "Sam MIDWEST uel Chadwiek--Jihlio&ophy and Jnd 73 M1ch. 68 Philosopher " "The Cross and th.: Loyola nL 71 Marqte 69 Crowe,' anL1 "The PrOb!Clll et N W 75 W1sc 54 Unanswered Pra~r." He ts 1. ]'(!1St Lou ts 82 st John's NY 77 ular contrihutor to Brltlsh ne'"Okla 69 Kans St. 67 theological journals. Kana 92 Mo 79 services will beLouisville 80 DePaul 67 Combined church Baldwin Wallace 81 Geneva 76 tbe congregaUons or old famillar and Mmn . 91 Ill 86 BuUer 86 Notre Dame 84 or the church. Ohio St. 72 Iowa 60 Purdue 72 M1ch. St 71 REALLY A ROOT Miami 0 83 Bowlmg Green 59 MEMPHIS ~ Allen T. Dobson SOUTHWesT started to Pllil up an okra stall:, Ark. 73 Tm: A&M fJ!l f'OO t wouldn't budft. • 1'ex. C U 62 Rice 50 oul the root - 48 inches Baylor 67 Thxas 76 I\: M 70 Colo A&:M 62 T ex T~eb. 81 Am Tempe St 77 990 I WIU.'r lf*O'I"ICl llllfD OP TROPICAL PISH It "''" l*r-1 Nlol' Judy hU lndett f A tamm;,~,r type. MIA Jutl)' hal caup~ ·191 taer, ltil , HeW Y~ . , , and tllere liD.'L a aatlv. N•• :J"orkw ..,_ w..... to tp.ve the place. Bht hU la.tch.. oft.. lo tnt .oull of tht metropolla who, once h,e t.aa IMn tHe ln til.• outRide world. aomel)nt never COLLINS JEWEI.If Co.,.,.tee Where Your nr. SOUTH beaIs trust tnl"'hsthe rccew- rwu.,... .,. ,..,., ~ Meigs Counties in Ohio Serving the Royal A1r Force as Cbaplatn durmg the second World NIW CitiZEN War, Dr Dunning served wilh dilMr and Mrs Clayton Wh1te tinction and frequently was a (Donna Parfttl) of Wlfl'en are an· guest Chaplain for the American nouncmg the birth of a daughter, Eight Army Hia influence was Carol LYnn, on Christmas da)' greatly felt among the Yank atr· Grandpare-nts are Mr. and Mrs men and many of them are tn full Edward Parfitt, Pomeroy and Mr time service Of the church as 1 tlh(l Mrs. Harold Wh1te, Warren direct result of his ministry. Mr and Mrs. Ne!lbitt of MoortDr Dunnlnt: Is a man of many hta4 Ky areg reat erandparents gltts, excellent trainina and wide SAFETY IN NEWTON experience & graduated from Cam bridge UniVt>rlity with M. A. and NEWTON', Mass _ if you must LL. D. degrees. He toot three [ !~!; do it in Newton. It's tbe years of legal training at tbe j- l city m tbe nrrtfub for pedesIntler Temple in London, and in trlan The eit.y rece1Vltd top naaddition to Rervmg as a minister, b6nal honors in 151511 for iLl 1955 Dunning Is a barru~ter in tbe pedestram sartey program. It waa eo11rt• of England After his theo- presented tlJe grand award for the logical studies at Cambridge, he enUre Unitad states nd fli'St was appointed to the Chait of prize honors by the Amerjean Au· New- Testament Lallgbt.ge and Lit· tomobUe Assoeiation. erature 1t Cltf£ College, Sheffield, Ehg. Before the last war, Dr. Dun S.turday ning traveletl w1dely in a nuniatry lAST that shrrecl. South Africa aad Au• Colgate 73 Army 59 traUa, Ind1a and Canada and for traUa to the very depts Yale 66 ConnecticUt 84 CaniSlUS 78 Fordham 60 The talented En.disbman il LaSa1lc 81 :Manhattan 72 In great demand u a special preaPrmceton 67 PennJJYlVama 64 OT cher In the churches ol Ena:land Australia, India and canda and for Corntll 72 Cft!1ghton 53 St Bonaventure 85 V1ilanova 69 the past summers has been con Penn St. 52 Carnegie Tech oJ.O puctJng special services through Seton Hall 92 Albnght 72 the United States, preacbing at Cincmnatl 90 Duquesne 79 coll\!ges, onlversities and 1111htner Holy Cross 66 Dartmouth 64 OT ctonferenceg Dr. Norman G. Qunning, Pretddent of Hawurth Hall of Umversity Coll~ge, Kingston Upon Hull , England, will be warmly remembered by many American Air Force men who were led to Christ through his preaching. Dr Dunning will be the fm;;t of six world re'igious leaders to address the 1957 Preaching MlsSlOn aud.tt!nces in the Point Pleas· ant (W. Va \ Senior High School gymna!!Jum. The MtiiSIOn w1ll extend from Sunday, January 20 through Friday, January 25, and is expected to attract capacity attendance to the 2000 seat gymnasium-auditorium from the fiYe county area. o! Mason, Jackson and Putnam in W va. and Gal11a and a....- = ~ ... Ill Jllddle;ort c BAOB I"IIIINITVU. BASKETBALL -· uphalt Jllll&Je. I FURMITURI o. 'I'IJe e.-1 COlLEGE .1,-:;- 1'117 Motor 00 I $299.00 BAKER Dr. Norman C. Dunning Scheduled To Be At Point Pleasant Mission ' Cbolce of eittier car. Both good 7:30 Coqtllel uo w,.u '*' IQ'dramalle 1'0& c. '11rive, only 5,40!1 ;aet'lial milea. Phone 4a2 for appointment IS ,,..., ~JDiln ltoMii Clrtoun Club '2:10 ~edl)n. ...., ....Ita,. t far Hawan" All-Star ..... ·_-·_:.:.... up.iver•Uy town," add• ~-·· lll•ihlf--• lor- 1 ,.. ....... -· ............. ~ta~e of ' I A JOb for a rat, they thought, and one WaJli I'OURded up for the task Bat tt ehewlerd ftff the tlrllfl and ecampel"ed to free'dom The ~cond was halfWI¥ ltlrougb thi!! pipe when it quit. And a third raced through so flit that the •ac·~---m GOOd Sltarling salary, . . exceUeJrt 1 lG3 CIRVttOLET, 4: d~-. 2 tone tralnlna program. . - early ad· blue flnllll, 1110 om.., healer, vaneemenl •. exceptional benefit cleon. $79ll.otl. ·P-OJ llotor phnl. . ..all theRe and more are Co. II 28 t1 ~ ~ .bii. en .pe. !<'""T'If')'l t~WN ~ CHEVROLET, 4 dr. oedan, VB IPPl'IWt ereditn .. you will handle .you will help lllel' motor wlth over4rive, radio, eolJeGtlon.a. heater, aeat eoven. dart creen ~hlmfa wJtb thelr selling probll.uM finish. $174~.00. Pollll!rOY Mbtor • • ·.and many other thin&&. -m l"i 0/. I Write Raw- 111~5 ... w- Pvmelw:. you like '-in a job you rer.errtl1 ovel"ha1111ed, fine ahape, lf will gel !I bOre. You will deal wlt~ qui<~ solo all killds If people. , .. .you tTy It out. work ind.CI6rs and 0 ~ 7 • .you G. A. Deern, IIO<!Ine. I 4 Sip ~ lou applications .• - ,you will w, ~JOT:W* N th-' j W.OODBRJDGE. N J VP - IT string scraped alon.t pipe ' 1 to the aaid petltkln, Is not a&klnr: too much ol 1 ret benme Jtllrt.N. Pftr .... ;,rMt Col&rt w1tbin 1nd for Of Meill •nd 8Qte of to ta1ce a f•t t:rt, ~ a 710- also fell down on the Jol:J. • that the personal loot pipe B11t ma sev.un occaslou To the latett elndtcl~ !ail d - n t l t - tud1 4tM e1tded m fail· Salemon fastened atrinf.S6 pay her (\ebta and the (lt"t b re put a IAIIall mlnei'l l1mp 01 its af tdMihbterlftl her e• Finally, Frida)', electriel1n head and wrapped Dn 1 •i)~,to •be died tei&ed m tee Louis Salamon hit upon a sure-fire "k~ep the roddt ""1rdril t6rbu:' ~i::~ •t.e undivided one-lulf system. around Sure-fire' Sure ~.h~~ b ill tJM following ~&erllx>d Whtnupon tbe rat feU detd, .apeeute situated in said County, Sdaltlon, otMr el«lricians aDd parently of fright. ' li>l'lt: fireMen IN trying lO eet strJng An undivided. one-baJf interest In the follolrinJ real ettate altuat- through the four-lncb pipe under io the County of Melli, ftate Lhe New Jersey Tllf1lplket 10 .-. o{ Obio and TowDJhip of Sllis- dt'r to e~d wlft1 for a fire alarm qstem to a nc-w housing bul')': dt'\elopment. 011 1~ way. Demorr11he mmorlt)' membcft are nol expecl11d to oppoae the bJ11 but tb~ 1\&Y tr)' to cain • cOm· ijfMI;," panwn me011ur:e w.IW:h wouJ4 gtvo;: P'~ 1nerea1e1 ID aH !ltate WOI'JI:• j 1_.,• Jltlll a t • VtM\, "l'l"ee\1011. 1/1· . 1-T-ltp good rubbor, IV $2M.OO. Como •ad I'' ' !J)U:Ier, 1D mo STOOEBAII!ER CHAMftQN, ::.'~ "" .,.,.. Continue To &lett With Faaure llll:kael Wippel, deeeued. Fourth and •.current>eeoount of l'hom,s, ellllrdian of Ute Here Is o job' (8l Auto SOle-s lin. ' e :~.::,.~~:: ~ and thereafter filed •n 888-A, Uallf Sentinal, Pomeroy ,0 v. ~0 coa~o,""'" ~ Praclleol opor.e-llin• I 1·7·3tp •I,. ~ ......;.,.........,,.....,..,..............,.....a..,jjio-. Efforts To StrinP't) Vne In Pipe First and final account of Ella and estate -of John E. • Dally Sen!IJiel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 7 1Hf"..;t . Wipe.tl elfeo:!wtrlx ,of the llll&J, eollec:L l-741< Dally Sen•l•el Pomeroy, o. Present A. Cross, Elsie Cross. John oillop CrOJII, Ethel crou, Anna B Gtblln, Kelly Gtbhn, Ad- .... ,....pen - ..... ~· deceated. lilaius, red Beeal• Bltcb. noUly WU14am Wttsoo or Dill PoDletbf Diestl Tr.w.ininc., c-o Box 688-A Y CR0$SWORD The News that -~-.~-.,. a, tn ~· the Pozno;;-~ot ~ wlmh op1·ned 1 GARDIHERI M•lf wEn. Blakesle,e lilJYmg ' plp9f tn the I die E. Petrel, BeJ:l Petrel, lots, Ra the F.a~t F.uropt•!Jn satl'lhl(' 11 ~·olt I The Amateur GardeJJers Club prlncapals of these Ul'IIJf.fmtnu tlne to Fre~a ¥- ~ntz. agamst Ru!lslan llichttor~hlp WIH meet Wednesday evening at and Mrs Jle~rol4 ~Jf fWlnw: a daren.ce- IUtre, Et~el M R1He Smt•e that drama lie WCl'k late the borne of Mrs K D. A.m!lbar)' demonst.ratiOn noU c•JJ rtriHl:J\W lots Salem, tu o. F. Wmters lasl October wheu Gomulka and with Mrs.. E. s Schaaf .s uoH will be "lnlerestinJ FtcJJ. about cluvles ¥U.~il, Sberiif, pareel his fellow leaders ddll'd Hu~sla m bos~u Program tople for the Japan" Mrs GleDP ~t ~ill S~pj.o to 1&.4tlie r,( H,Uiday. , and e tr,b\lshed ;ul mdt•fll'tHifllt e~ning \yill be "Japan.eae Flower prefi,ePt ''Timtb' ~'' dul'mg MaUle M. H41lldAy, Pfl'CE!lf, Sci· 11 'l hNt' I5 no doubt that Go· oJ,o, ~o l(arrr M J&Ol&n, Cburlotte mulka ~ ('r,mmuni!ta-the UnUid Communist regttnt' Gomulk<~ h.1s A.rrJO~ements" with :Y,rs. c 1-i 1't he progum. been walking a poilllC'al l1ght BoiiJI., Pohsh Workt•Ls' Party.wlll win J!Nr' •· )IIIIH, ~~oUtee, lots, But unh s~ thc-v roll up a con- rope ~mw'!f. ~ ~e.W ~ride Fu·st, h.e has had lo keep unde. ~oJ !! if~[J .~ ,.j·.'~ vtnctn~::lv In~ vote. the stocky Clyde c. ~drtVtl, EUr. F AnOA.I~ ;~fli l.nr~ ~ ·t·.l '. hard·fat'd rn <~n who used to be control thl' U1tteL cnnllt~ of Poh•s drtws, SO A., St:-1• • te Ava Gal 23 ~1M· I ~ 'Y:Jl • ',: ~ ,, 1 l!l I 4alf.Jn 40110t'1 r.dlc-d l'o]LJrd s "Little Stalln" Will to Hussla and to th!.! ronhnuctl Oi:\i:i[,-1 Ul; .... •I 'l l 1•.. ky. S Blnde I City <Btu. prNenrc of itu~.'llan \Joops on !Je 111 a d.nrgNOUS pOSitiOn. IJ L-J t: .Jj.'O • If Earl Jo{cGratb, Wnnoe r,JeGrath, blr<l f Direction 6 Lotty !! i'j ~[;.i::J :. ·: -'·. Poli sh soLI 2• Wood· 40 A., Scipio to V. F. Starcher . mountain Ho~ For O.f..t ~ !;l-:f L~;::_< ;"J Fur So\li•t lntuv•ntlon on 6 The (Fr ) fJwriett E. Stephenson, Robert & Atttez. Atod I hough Gomulka n a dedt· o:J 1J•:1r.;:r_ , 1 1\ :·.•:~· .. : An outbreak wh1 ~ h could dl·dtlt' HI All"" pin 6 WUd ox lr Ch•l" M. McC1nn Steptt,Q.o,1 lot, Middleport, to :-3 ; . ;J~AI! ;o j:: call•t.l h.11 d u•t I' Communiat, there 27 Plant 7 Paper ltJand :J ·~i i'lm-l . -..1 ·:vJr~. 11 Wladyslaw Gomulka Poland's Is !ltlh· rlotthl that So\'il'!t Russian the St1v1ct j.lOVI'tnment to mtrr fi'odnfY DoWII!AA ~ [.:!(,!j~l Ur.l:·;~,r·!,.; In, ....... ,.p.f)' l rommunl•t lc•der, faceB h1s hlg leudt•rs w•11tld ht• glad tf he took V('lle as 1! tlul m Hunga1y tould 11 Showr Charles 'W. Cf)loon, 45 23/10& A r ~ r~; ~:~ r·JL:I '•; ::·-; 111.• sect• B P1ower du.L ftower geat test since he led hi$ coun a beatln.k! 'flwy have uccepled hlR come nt any llinL' 1f Gomulka lost .SaJem ~ ~e' E. ijoffman, Mer1 -~ 'JI~ll~ 'A ·l 21 P'eltnet Jl RI.Vtr tFr) 12 ..oollllh act tr)''LO tight aa:lllnst RuSJSian dornl- Vlt'lOly fo1 1nd~ pendenl Cornmu- ~on hoi lwll 1101/fu.aJ. ' 29 Hateful 12 Last 14 Pronoun Secondly, Gomulka ha s h.ul to Charles Holter, Frances Holter, natton last October. y.,kr••r"e .... , msm But \hey have done so only 31 Leta 13 Tlmelonr take t he plane fo r roland s dt•s- 1& Captt•l On Jan 20, llbout 18 mdllon b('cau~l' lho y hud to. ?m¥io, /lll:r · to Clark v. lhle 42 Malt , down IBU\f) per<Ite N~nnnmlc sduulwn aftd MKdrt P. lble. Poles will vote If! an elcctwn to :'2 Uberale beven1• 18 Refr.IJL 17. Behold! rolanrl ma} h.1vc won fL'U·•lom 18 Wll&'er ~etty Mae Ch,l:lders, P•ul S. f11l the 4!59 !!Cilh; 111 thf' S•·Jm, Uw A tllld • <~ny lng Communild 19. \'ugoslavlan 3~ Part of coat u Mol.f.ttn 40 "ren•llt Chllfilers, stY .tra.cts, oraqe, to 38 WOrJtY premier s1ngle-chamber parhomcnt ·-" fSIDH' Jm yout h <.:omulka w~:~s from Uusswn dommatl(ln but 11 20 Qalfltd :i!D Rlv1r K~naetb H. Biller and Arlie Opal 1ppu l To a areal extent. the ete"Ftlon ~ur~:ed m 1948 as a "Tito1sl." l~e slllJ Ill faecd !JY bar! hOliSIII !! 1'011 21. /YI"O. (Ruul :u Butralo 1l-Und ) w11l be a vote for c r sgam!f Go- wa11 bruught hack as rlrat seen• d 1 llon ~ rood shortages ond !ugh Hager. 22 Aeatm Nor"'an L YeN:er and Dorothy mulka peraonally Lary of thr ( 111nmunl11t P~trty after· pnce~. •Ilk 'form M Yeuer, lot, ttJiddleport, to Thlrdl:,., Polish wn1ker~ st 11 f' ~ Pill... Thomas J. Woods, Eile.en Woods 1 dent~ and intcl\cc\u,tl~ an• (k P M. Cowdery, Dorothy Cow mandmg greater po!Ltltal fu·1• 26 Rolla over v,o;:; ~ 28 small, dery, ~ A , oHv~. to Anast,sia dom ' I hey want a n al ly r••pl (' tweetened ~·> Staat11. scnlatlve parliament Go1nu\ka ~~ cake JoseplUne Pickens, 7 7 A, Olive 111 no position to conccdf' that I'H 11 : to Ea,st~rn ~41 School D1str1ct • ol-~iklll 1f he wanted to Carson Combs, Edith Comba, [" As the elccUon mathlnf'rv h .1~ 33 Public ~M ~ 25 A, Chester, Eastern Local Sch notletl bt•en worked out. thr-re Will tw Board. If P¥ee''' J:W YORK- It looks as lt Judy Orerory lla.'t obout 730 candldates fill lh(' 459 S)l;erman Tillis, Kathleen TJUIJ:, cymbl.ls ~1lts m the Setm. piRJ to make tt. Ah, well, Probably '" IotA, Rutland, to Madge Haley, Wit· 38 qonJunctton Commlulont S•l•d Candld~rtes tor Ule but. 37 P~hn IMla) liam Haley The candldDlE"ll arl' being q• 38. Uotamed )diu Judy ta a Mtchlgan girl wbo lta.rtecl ~fl P. II. Randolph, Bertha !laD· la Coldwater and now haa reached Ann Arbor, lccled -bv commlUlOil'i rcpres('n\ 40 P110noun dolph~ 0 A., OUve to Alva Holslnc· whtrl eht 11 wrapping up four yea.n Of college. 1 Ine; var10us pollllcal, Lradr ,,nd 41 Filet aloft er and Mai1ha Holllnaer. She ll :u and JOlnK to be murried, you allouhl olhor gi'OUpS. 43 The Harriet $til•• T>:mple, •Ba 501168 knook on WQOd. ft)lcatcher The eund1dates will be put nn ~ acret S"ipi.e to R H Hl"kman It wu juet before her 16th birthday that Ml~tll a ~Ingle ticket under \II(' nanw~ of 411 . Rubber Lree Howard 11 Kltt:hen, Alma J.. Judy, plea1tcl with aomething thle departmeflt the Unlted Workers'. Uoie1( I Umted Xltebea, parr:e-1, Pomeroy, to Thom wrot.. pt down and penned a fan letter-that, Peajanls .and Democrnllr parti1 ·~ tO. Ten dollara II J, ~0~. talanrl It tumed out, was more of a Juvenile ache t r- r AU arc really Commumst Votl!n 47 Place the mlDaret. and tower• ot Mu.nhattllll than aUf· will have f!OJtlS choice ln clcctw ~ Lyons, ofo8 Lath• lo Col. ,nd thlnr el••· cancl1dates for there will be morP DOWif , "'" Helmer ''I read IILVerythtng t can gd about New York," candidate& thon seiiLtS. Gornulka s 1 El)'ptl-.n ·,,, cried qut In her- neat, respectAble )'OUftl a-Jrl'l f dlctt~.tor .t reUB (rotft lloandwrlttnr. "and 1 have several recont. auch, prrmllliRI( Independents to rnn aho provided they ore app1·ow•l , ltMir. &I ll'•nlt.CIHCI• 8Bf'etuado •••" All U.roup lbe: DAILY CRYPTOQVOl"E - Re,e't how t• work letter, the ultimate end wu clear. Mill Judy by the nominating comml!IHIOn~ AXl'l)loii~AXR The danger to Gomulka ls th 3t GrtiOf'J' OM d.,- ..'OUld brlna New York to ttl knee&. Qy ehe I• LOJifGti;"J.LOW aome of those who cornplum or wquld Uvt .Oft Cfp\ral Park South and 11up at the Plaza. One tetter almply atandi for tneth1r. ln thl.t ae.mpae A ll UMIII )• 1 ..,._. A'f( ,...., to tell her and ftnally, becauaa thll ma:r be~ bad economic condllions whu for tlle three L'a, X for tht two 0'1, etc Slnflt letter•. tPOf lilt oM ·p~u!tA thl worl4 tor the youna to hurt, to laqb, to tef4, want to a:et lhl! Russian!< rom trophe.. the ltn&"tll anrl formation of the word• ~re all hint• r to cry-J '-td hlr to cOme here one d1y. Batten doWil ttw pletely out ol the country or who &tl~h -1)' t~e code letteu 4r1 ~tt.,.nt. •~ 1 • MIN JO!IIY; 1r11 )'PUr totth, and comt olo~ ftr lho dl'mand a repi·eaenlRttve parliu rl4t ~ ,....,. lifo. ment threaten to boycott the elec}.;. ', ~ A Ct)'ploJ~ ~oJttlon tion \: Ttf,~ IIOI\'.IW1111o MOVES MOBil: PltOSAJOALL~. ~"' U there really Is 1 aubitanhal P IJ'OUW KKATPKJ AB ENNWD RYA York ~ h"'" ~~lr\1' U. clp.w•lor Mlal Judy, b_yt. , , \lr'tA.• boycott, Gomullca will be wealr· RIJ:I:I, AJ:PS, A.\fODH 0 K I HRWQ,t. Gn up t.o .ua ,...,. ~ p~u,na~ly ~heered loudl)' anJnJt J.J•cht· : ened. pa 1~ fQ6 r«rr ..,,.... A*over-4 '"pert J\rooke lt'l ~~·" · Hence, It looks :u l( 1 con-XTYDXTPSS. Ill o~Nioa~f. ~ Ia 1111 olili\ilob ~I!!Peo 91 aof9t\IT lite ••• llljl. vine!~ vlf=tory for Gornulka. even YHWnlll)"• Cr)'ptoquole~ TO MAK.ts: A l.a..ICHII: II W thou111i he Is a Communist, w1\l f. l'lldW CUll w:oN frMt. ..' .... ct., on pink ftatlp.,er, liter ~v~' be ~AKIE A CLASSlC-JAMmB BONE a defeat for Mosrow and 11 rJINI 1111 ..._ . . ..mtnllf 1M who ·~ wu and told m• Wh~ good thln1 for Poland at the mo .... ""'"""' ,. ... "'UU• mcnt I , "'The mOlt lllftl6oant thlnJ of all II that laat Decemb,r I met f )'OL.ml pad\latl ttudent In p'ycholory who comts from Broo)Jiyn. )(, T. 0. OoL I, mr ll1t birf.bday, he a1ked m.e to marry htm." . TJMrt ,w., JnON. aolnltlf'41 thla winter, ){iq ,JIJdY lfl\4 lieF to Ntw York, 110 the can m~et hJI ty.Uy. "'1 1111. n11r1 Jg 17 ,_,r Jll• llnt Ume," wrlteft Mllt Judy, and you Cllft ~ UW etH '*'Uem1nL b'l ber, ..and we bave tlckelll tor two ~ ~ Will J"V• vowed tbot I'll to to the top of tbo !llmpiiJ flll!f 0\"f!l II I oever do oaythlnl el1t !!lfl lhf ~ -tifth - • ltraJnina:. lncludet mai.Dte'nabce. tepair, Sclen.t.Hlc lloior T\lna-1Jj 11 8 all phase& of bij: pay work. P..,-~~=--..,..--:,----....:=-=-= Ill-S~ mlcl!anleally lnel!nol! =-"'~ write lor FREE book. Utllltltf w..,...., AT OKCII - ltowlelgb sev. parcelS, Salilbury, to Pauline "~r.:!J.~!I!':" ., tl'il I.ost & Found DU:SEL - bereby Ohio Legislature To Convene Monday On Financial Budget LIOA ~NOTtCI •• 7 8i.tkr1, addreJI unknown, I t""~---!'~;..: and Kn. .Roy Suiert, reaJ n1me A Ratty Problem not bowD. addrtt~~ uAbown, will tate.- that Robot! minl.ltr...., of tbe e.tate af Edltfl ao, First and nnat account ol Ella admlrilotralrllr de bonis ~~=i IWippel, non or the Ettate of Allee WipPel, 17 l lnstruc:tion A Doc- lfotlfe ll ..,...,_. IIA.\'1 DON'f 'l1lll KNOW' J!Uer"o wllt Olive !'011 W bfl! 'trailo on lurnlture or Jlllllill>-, ees. W 11· LOST- In vicinity of fiOTICI 0, API'OINTMINT A4rinlttr ..... _ l5tate of Rex~ LM Eekew lhc sc1ason thlrlng flu: {'OffiLflf.l Coun\Y. Oldo. t~;eceased. .Dated tJUt 15th •tlay of Janullry months pr•Jmm·d to ht' au olrl o.;ae,.money { illll7. Joan c. ~on. Juclle of the lJnomclal esttmutes .nl'llcate i he ........ ~ur\, !talf"s budget may Urtal $1' bil· lol!"lgs'CotoHty, Ohill lion to fl.fli biUloft fOr 't\C twD (I) T, 14, 21, ~tc )'ears beglnnlnt: July 1. An addtttonal $2ftO m.tlli011 mort a year would be needed to meet !!OtiC I. lln'UIMINT 01' ACCOUNTS such a budgoet P - Clourt• Mtloo Counly, Ohio The fma"nel&l ,problem h&s been Notl~ is bereby taven that the made more IR't'loua by the sky followi~ ·At'OOilDtl have been fUed rocketing cO&t of st-a~ tovernment in Hid Court for s1'ttlement, and and IO<!ai tOIIe,Ttenta. that· the ume will be heard on TBe f1rtn bill the legl.Slltors may TueldaJ the 5th day of February eonaider mtaht be oM mvolv,ng 196'7, to-wit: Gov.increased ~t and Iinal aceount of FreeeJUi legismont Stevens, admb:ilJtratOl' Q( the lltlve ea\ate o( Burdette Johnson, de- 2.30 Tennessf'e Emle Ford 3:00 Matinee 'fheatre 4::00 Queen For A Day Bennett. new -. ... - I S tl Obtrlea L. El~ whote Post Of· Jleo Mdn" II ..,.,.,.07, Ohio lu! C:OLl1MBUS, 0 UP - Tiw ~1rtme nt: dlttelOI'I wbcn he b kes been duly appolntail u AdmlniaOh10 Legi!Iaturc Wlll convl'ne u ffu~ e J"-n U . 11 could be paued uon, trator of the !mt.f- of· Roxie Lee Dkew la..te at Pomeroy, Me1&11 Monda} •and thl' bl,ll problem for 111''lt week, If &:iven the &reen light 1 00 Current 2 00 Parson's Study 1:39 . 6:4f ' ,. vv u~u modern APARTMENT, tall Pomeroy 27&--J or Mfddl.&-- WS-"·YV CHANNIL 0 8:55 SlCD On ?':00 Todpy 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Home -.;.. ll'!lO The Price ls R1ght 11:30 TBA 12·00 Tit 1'ac I)nugh 12 SO It t;~;~uld De. You 8.00 CoHee- Time ,John Joseph Sh&Jn, 8.8 A , Sutto~. to srlvla A. Wi1aS ,and Al- ~ port 1104& Tuesday Monday- Channell 8:!1li Sip Co 7:01 Todav Homes IQc Archie M Williamson and LtJta "'' ·llll WIIUamson , parcel!, Columbia to 12.00 12·30 F. N. Kenn'!v. Dlle Sm1th and Elsie Smith, 1:00 '-'~reels, Rutland to Guy Swadley 2:llQ ahd Gerald me Swadley. ~:30 A. !). Smith, 9fl'Ull, &o GuY and 1:80 Gtraldlne Swadley, Rutland. 6:00 Allen J Eichinger and HJ!el P ~ I'Jehi.D.pr. .23 A . P.omeroy te Dana M. Ohver and Bertha E Oli- S:OQ !1:30 ver Bothnelli-Kbn.taall, lne., 4"4'•_,Jifw Yor- City, 16, N Y. -. ·~---- -... . 5 Cecil Dlllon ~r ., J'lossie Dillon, 10 00 Home 1~ A., Olive t.o F~rmont SwiftJ 11.00 The PrJ(:e 1.1 Riaht ' GENERAL MANAGU ··IY~ I. $UINI- EDITOR IU • Wij:On. I IJCifAI9 !!- OWIN - a4~1 ~ntatlv!: ---~- ( 14) For Rent WANT ADS -------- Land Transfers Iva L. wolfe, lot 33, Racine to Donald c wolfe. Edward Jo'reneb, Llvina French, lot 471, Pomeroy to J. Van Jnwagen and Cora May Vap. In· MEIGS-MASON lltemoon except Sunday bY Tbe ONo Valle, 110 Mechanu: St.. PomeMy 0 BwliD,... ' .... ...... ·-·-···- ' • The Daily Sentinel DEVIITII:n TO INTJ!RESTS OF AREA •n~l,-~.& .~-~ • ~--..~.---· !-Dilly-Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middieport, 0., Jan 7, 1957 Pu._.....,. pt - """......~~~..........~............~~~~-~-~--,·~·~-·~·~··~3·~·~·-·~~~~..·~~~~~~~~0Mv-..~ ........--.-· ............ -----· .. _ __.:........ . .. J"Nk C:O. .. ' ... . ....... WEST • •r • ' •••••••• CO, Callf 61 Wash St 51 UCLA 69 Jdaho 68 Colo W~n 57 Ait Force 41 W.lsh 80 Sou. Calif. 78 your Dial Your Sunrise To Sunset Station co •••• ' "' '. IND IT WD.!. BRING HIM ~ ~ DOWN TO EARTH 011 THE mGHT SIDE! \ I A~wsjlaper ; • •• I I route will lle!p do- , ~ velop your sonts responsibility initiative, thrift, honesty, and reel ,, m•nhood. Fine traits of ehareolo I +e; real and actl¥11 ID, · your boj wlaen he is a newspape,.. ', j . boy.. ,.,. be...,.,. I I I OPT0.8eTRIST N W. COM.PTON, 0. D. u. S. almpe Club 81 scnnto St ~2~~~;;:.=~~~~~~ , _ . . , ~~~~~=:!::==~IStanrord 60 Ore. st. 58 tl.~ftl~itt=1fl!!JII;-:.:•~=~J :i: Seattle tl - • • " c• ' .. - • �. ·--------· . ... \ . ' ' ................. . ··~-·~···· ' ' .... '. C-J>al131-Sellllllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jan. 7, 1957 ' -Panthers, Jackets Have TougJt Contests Tu~sday ~====· ! Pomeroy Favored To Tighten Grip On The I First Place; Middleport lias 'Chance' I Sports Tullehlll Murray City's Miners Don't DI'g Tornadoes Tbis column today belon11 to a most VIIUable auiltant discovered in Pomeroy High School. Hit name il Jhn Whlte, senior, wbo doesn't sleep well 1t night un1esa he hiJ successfully tompUed 1 .sta UsUe that day. once tn a blue moon one of these fellow• come along. Like ,rut school b o y athletic pros- pects. Jim doesn't claim to be a candidate for scholastic honorli . Hit teachers prabably wonder why he doesn't pull Jtraight A's. The an1wer Is his camputator-like brain must be we'l.vlng a meanmg out of a strmg of figwes it is carrying arolUld. Now, of course, h l s object is basketball. He has a set of tables comparing SEOL {and county team' 6 too) fvr every kind of rceor d. Jim correctly predicted Pomeroy's v1ctory vvcr Logan . He hased his finding on past performances and psychological factors : he had to! The record looked like Lapn ahould win! ·For a starter today we'll publish SF.OL standing1-all gameawlth offensive anrt defensive re· torda and averages. By Jim While SEO STANDINGS Pomeroy 5·1 376-347 Nel10nvllle 6-2 5J5-4ll Athena 5·2 't5·317 Lottn l-2 304-295 w.u.ton 2·2 269·247 Jackton 11-4 191-211 Middleport 1-5 279-lW Gtlllpoll• 1·5 312·392 O~FENSE Athtn1 POMEROY Gallipolis •Logan Mlddlroport Wellston Jeckaon tHitonvllle POMEROY "Log•n Athtns Galllpoll• Middleport Jtckson I I Murray Ctty Mtners substituting for Jackson-Trimble on the Racine hardwoods Saturday night met probably the seme fate J .T. would have got : defeat 7:i to 47. The Tornadoes were cold-in romparsion tn their p~st record. N"ot having played a game since Jee. 21. they hit only -40 per cent 1f their shots whereas Raeine'• werage to date had been 53 per ent. Doug Grah11m and To.mmy Wolfe Lsual high scorers, gOt 12 and .1 respectively . Four other play. Jrl also landed in the double col1mn figure wLt h Adams high with t3, Salser 11, B1rch 10 and Powell H. Murray Cil}'"s Sa nborn, center, 1ad 20. !lis tl.'am took ~9 .ellots, 1lt 18 times. for a 30 per ctlnt weragc. Thfl Tornador:s jumped into a irst quarter It-ad at Qncc, led at he quarter mark 19 La 8, a"'lll were ever threatened. RACINE layer FG FT FM Tf ;raham 3 JO 6 12 alAer 4 8 3 11 dams 6 ., I 13 !olle 5 !:111 :irch 4 3 2 ' 10 oung 0 3 I I ow ell 4 ~ 3 II cDade 0 3 1 1 .eeglt'! 1 0 ~I ~ hapman 0 4 3 3 0 0 0 0 535 1 ohnson 395 "otal 27 42 21 7:5 376 I ico re hy qn<~rlcr .~ : 312 I tacine HI J7 55 75 304 • •,Jurray 8 10 32 47 ~: ' Nel10r1vllle We litton Stars Falter For ~Jini Seeking Reoovery, 1'ill Mee:t $25,000 LA 'Open' Weakenedlowa BasketballS Tomght • prJZe • pOt lllinolo.By thoUnlt.d Prttt title •• .. ...... for G0Ifmg nation's only hllh- tho II- In II opon M lh with Ibe heavily favored to tighLen their grip on first place_ The Jackets, 0 4, meet Gallipuli~ : vJctory for t'adl. The Panther!, on the Jacket floor . The Blue . meeting Wellslon, 2-2 in the lea- Devils are squirming under a 1-3 1 4UC, on the Wellston floor. will league record. They Will be eKpecting to dump Nolan SwackhamI mcr's boys and do a little SEOL climbing. Sw!.!ckhamrner, however, 18 be· .ginning to CXJlerimcnt with his Desk ' Pomeroy and Middleport basket· i ball tt."ams go into Tuesday night : game~ with a good rll3nce •or 185r · Parade ...~! .........oda 1 YsSportS 6 61.0 By OSCAR FRALEY 56.3 MAYAGU~Z. l'u 1•1·to ·Rico UP 52.0 1 -· Mkkcy OW<'n wa~ c ountin~:; on 49.1 hopl' :Lild hnrd work today to beat 39.3 . the adversity whirh has dogged him 11 nd h·ad hLm ba<·k to the rnaDIFINIE 211 Jor lt·a~urs. Jtcklon Welltton 241 Owen i~ th<' one- lime Dodger •LOflin 295 catcher who w<L.~ the goat of thn ~OMEROY 347 ID-11 Wmld S1•1 it·s 11 nd then 8 pent Middleport 3~ 1 a JH'riud In sal"kC"iut I and ashes Ath•n• 317 for jumping to the Mexican Lea· Gallipoll• 392 t:ue. The road h<lrk h.as been a NltaonYIII• 431 rouuh onr. "But I'm goin g II)[ out lo prove Jtck.. n 4l.3 myself.'' uys ow~~ . who now ·L..•n 49.1 managc!' i the May<~gucz Iodlos of Neltonvlll• 54.' the Puerto Ril";: n Lc!lgue, "and AtMn, 51.2 I'm shootlng for a mana&:orlcal Job I'OMIROY 57.5 in the maJor ICHjllll'~ some day." MI.Wiepo" S9.G Rectlla Series lrror Wellston 6 3 1. "Sure , I hear about it once In a Galll,.fl• 65 2 · while, " Owen .says of the 1941 Lo11n incomplete. game l" which he"rl rooped a final out thlrrl strii<c al:aLOJl Tommy HOLD OUT NEW YORK UP - Middle Henrich and "Old Rf':liHble" wound wtla:ht champion Gene Fullmer, up 1afe at tlr!<t tu kt'ep the Yanks flylna: borne to Utah today, atlll' alive and !'end Lhl'11l on to victory. "But peOJ)!e bavl'n"t been na:~ly held out for a June tltle defense 1111nat Sugar Ray Roblnaon. Jn· about it," he ~Jmllcs. 1'he.v 8 eem tt.ead one in Mlrc-h or April . more amazed to fitld out t.hat I'm lr•n•aer Marv Jonson, accompln· the rellow who droppt•d the ball." Nor dora Owt!n, wh 11 waa sus· yin1 Gene on the flia:ht. said, I I h h ''We'll keep our 901day return· pence< t ree and onc· alf years bout contract wtth Robinson by ror his ju mp south of the border. letUng Robln1on •l1n within tho Jay tht! blame on p.llchcr Hu•'h e 10 d1ys for a June lhot st tbe title C81>"Y. "Sure, I've hrarrl those stories ln Ylnkce Stadium." 1 • or $21 loan to.,...,.... $100~ "' Ivory JOUr way on tilftat.un• only, 1 ·1Ulo Or furiU.tuN. 1 phon• caU make• aU arranaemanto ... pick liP your cUb lnllrip. · , '}·-· Mcond ranked basketball team to stumble LOS ANGELES UP - The at the .tart fb. the r1ee for rollferscramble for the big pot in the ence champlonabips. wJU be bat· $35 000 Loa Angele• Open golf tung to regain ita footinc toniJht tou~ament went into the final when Jt tanele1 witb Iowa'l deround today with most o1 the vet· fendina Bie Ten champions. erln atara slated for also-ram posi· The mtnJ, who were upset, 91· ttons. 88. by Minnesota on Satprday Gardner Dirkin&On, taciturn 29- night on 1 brUUant performance ;rel!"-old sbotmaker from Panam3. by Jed Dommeyer, thus feU ou~ of City, Fla., a latteNi•Y replk::a of atep with l\leb eare powen . as BeQ· Rogan, was in front· as tb~ Kanus, Kentu.ek)r, aftd UCLA. field of 68 teed off for the f7 .®0 illinois, ranked ailtb in the a.. .firtt place jackpot. But thert! art tion ~ the. \Jiilted Pre$~ Board .of· lO many JUat golfera breathir.g Coac:he•, ~ ~ ·Do_m~oft hia neak . t!J,at the resuU meyer IC~ ~n ~, flrat ~all < ioo:b like a tosLHtp~ 1 of Saturd~, came ami btld a ,4-7-; 43 baWime lead. D9rmmtYer DLCkinson fini•btd the flrst 54 broke loose' wjth 20 polot.J; la tbe holes with a 208 1eore-one a;troke setond b 6 If; oftiettlnt 28 -b y ahead of Art Wall, Pocono Manot, George Bonulle of ntlnoia and Pa.; two in front of Doug Hiuing, clinching the aame. Midlaod, Tex., and three in front Wilt .Hal IMf Nlght of Doug Ford, the former PGA KlnHI, the nation's No. 1 IHm, ~~~m:pion frorn Mahopac, N. Y.; openecl lll41uett for tht 111 S.V.n Harry Weetman, Jong-bitting Ry ~· chtmpiDMhlp, With 1 92-79 victory er Cup star from London; Dew over Ml....uri closplte wh;lt rl¥.. 11 Finsterwald, Bedford Heigl.t.s, would call a ""btct night": by_ Wilt Oblo, and the 36-bole leader, Bii~y TM Stilt . C~I•In. · T h· • 7~ Casper Jr. , Chula Vista, Calir. I foot soph miiMd 12 of 17 ehoh and wound up with '"only'' 23 Futher down the list were L.r:.,- polnfl. for the nltht plus 22 .,... MidcDecoff, UaUas, fex.; Jacki e bound• --i- but tt was more th•n Burke Jr., Kiamesha Lake, N. Y. enov,h. to h•lp kan111 boost Ill the Masters and PGA cham .non: over•ll MUon recorcl to 10.0. . .. and Fred HawJn-na, the tall 1cam Third K......ky, which and Fred Hawkins, the tall Tex w mined wlnniftll the SoulhHstHn from El Paso. They each had 212 totals. potent combin11tion any time. He brought lilLie Bobby Nelson up last Frid11y . Nelson came up with six points . Coach Dick Retton's cagers race a twice-beaten Wellston outfiL that has a pOtent offense bu-t a weak defense. League statistics as nported by PHS Senior Jim White show the Jto.ckets bave the best of!ensive scores, the worst deren· sive. In league games the Rockets haye pump@& in- 269 point& to lead all others. However, they have al· lowed 2<l7 points which ranks poorest of all. Easterners Put 98 Points In Hoop For Win Eastern High '~ cagf!r~ t11ok a lop sided 98·70 baskethnll game from Soutl:lwcstern 1-n lh (Galli a I~~a~~~~) Saturday night at Tuppers Qu;~rtcr scores Wf're 27 ·1-ft, 44· 34, 74-46 anr\ 98-70. Easll·rn 's big center, Woodf', was high man with 24, sbly as~ iRh· d by Knight. wit!L ID and lleadlcy, captain, with 14 Kuyn conlrlbuled 12, Gual 9. Whitlatch four. · The Easterners U)]Crl Boyle ~ play-making hillh scorm;( gu:1r11 for a h1t over a quarter. Tlw star dumped in t6 points. fie had bt·rn on the she lf for four wed.. ~ with a spr11ined futklt' . Eastern rt'!scrvcs be<Jt :::;w rr· serve~ 44·29. Bow1ers T0 Meel. At Local Lanes N Tuesday ight SilKS EIGHTH WIN 'N!l\V YORK UP - Llght...ight J~hnoy Bussq of New York seekl hia •llhlh ·Jtrallbt viclory tonlgbl 1n a lO.rodrider with Bobby ourcbeme of Chicopee, Mua. a, Jotln Griffin Aab AnnouMeme~ 'o.in NEW YORK· VP. - The New "When I was told by Bav.ael of York GJanta' la1t-dltch effort• to the trade," Jackie expia.lned, .. I prevent Jackie Robinson's reUre- phoned Vice President Cbub .Fee· ment from .b.yeball were doomed ney Of tbe Giants and ur~- that today by Jaekie'• statement he the announrment be held up. I wouldn't play again "for a mil· said J would have my plans reaJy lion dollars" and his anger at the by Jan. 10. But the Giants sahJ Brooklyn Dodgen. the,Y cauldn't hold up t h e an· nouncment because the news Robinson Clsclosed during the mii;ht leak out. " weekend he Is quitting his hi•torie career In baseball for even more The dt~al, which thus wu IucratiY,~ work wlih a restaurant doomed even before Jt was an· chain.,-~d ·a na,~ional magazine. "I~ n't i~agtbe a·ny condiU~n& nouneed publidy, Is eane,Ue4 by under . hich I would change my Robinson's retirement • a · r ·will mind, 11 Robin•on imdsted. ''That be when Jal·kie goes throlilib the goes e•peciatlf after what 1 read rormality of officially applying fQr Virc Prcald('nt Buzzy Bavasl of voluntary retir~ment from · btsc· the Dodgers s'aid about me the ball. The Giants will get back the $30,000 cll.llh. plus ~ outhp&w pitch· uthcr day." er Dick Littlefield, they gave th.e The 36·ye.1r-old Robinson , fir1t Dodgen. Negro in organt:~:ed baseball, waa brimmlnr owr with anter at Bl· Giants owner Horae~~; Stoneham vasi even as he announced his de- said in Phoenix , (t..riz., Sunday be ~~~turqeu:::dm :,he .s:yi~~gon~o:i~~ will spare no expense to get Rob- · imon to play, hut Jackie's atti· treated the press unfairly in COllo· tude left no hope for Stoneham. crallng hl• retirement pl:~~ns rrom [Dec. 1% untll )aat Saturday, when they were announced through a ma1nine ·Look . Bavaal ad ded, "You fellow newspaperman wlll find you'ye been t,potlng the horn. for the wro111 fellow." Thouthl hv•il Prl•nd 1'1 thoutht ltvnl we1 • better friend •• min• tt.an th.t,"~ Mid lt.blnaon In lfti'Y tonet. "Oh well, It'• net th• firtt time he ,.,.doff with out knewlftll wh1t ht wu t•tk· ln1 -.ut,' 1 ' to..., SOUTH BEND, Ind. UP - Ter· ry Brennan was armed today with a vote of confidence and a new lease on his Notre Dame coaching life but h i s 19ft7 football team faced a tougher schedule than did the dinppointlng Irish of la5t fall. The Irish, who h a v e never S(lught the easy road, will cla!ih with all eight of their 1956 con· querors On the gridiron next sea· son-plus Army. T h e Cadets re· place Nort~ Carolina, one of t wo foes the Irish were able to beat this year. News of Brennan's rehiring for at least one more season came in a Jimple 30-word statement Satur· day nigbt from the Rev Theodore IM. Hesbaugh, C. S. C., president or Notre Dam<'. "Coach Terry Brennan was en· Jaged in 1954 on a verba] agree· ment for three years. Upon rer· omendation of the faculty board in control of athletics we are now reenaaalng him next year." Pomeroy Ohio . Safety Center Specials TIRES · · ·. ·· ·· · ·· · · SEAT COVERS ·. BAnERIES · ···· ···· ·· · M-R$ . l . ANTI-FREEZE · · · · · · · ·· · · ··CHAINS Many Other ' .Join OF ' ~ -· . ., .' . ™~1rr luN .... ,. WE'R.E GO!NG TO PUT UP THAT STATUE OF ..... ,.,. ...-. ..... .. ' HAING Mc:CAI..L, THE. SINGING RAGE.,A;r 1-115 BIRTHPLACE -·- .. ,.,., ,. ' ..."' ... ·.. '· ·'· ... . . ... ·. '. ~- -~, .... ·~· '· "• -. ·- .. ~ W . '11 •. ITH tl'le dawn of eo.cb new year kindly greeting5 . nnd loving gbod wishes flash across the world. 1'A happy, prosperous New Yenr" is the beart-warming me111.age they carry. Upon receh•ing these kindly messagu, uumy whose hopes of · luting ha'ppln"ess nnd proSperity may have seemed to be Jong <\~ferl'et\ may P!l~ile . (~ -eonside,r -once agn.in where rmcb treasure.& an to he foun~. A _po.~Hi"c: prac-. - lical amv.·er .u· re«-ealeJ m tb~ lemf~r cOmmand of-Christ Jesu§. eompas!liionalcb he urge~ (Mill· thew 6:10 -21 ), "Lay -llot up ror yonrsl'lvt•s tn•a smt~il. upon ~arth, where moth and rur;t (loth t•orruJ)t, and whl'l'e thie ves bren,k through nnd stea l: bnllfly up for ~·ourselves tJ•ensures in heaven, Where neithet moth nor . r11.~t 1loth corrupt, and where tlucve.'> do not bre1lk through n~r str:ll: for wh~re your trcasuJ·c 1s, there will your heart be also." . It 1~ n,lO!d " ~h_te~!tl.iJ_I~· ro uol~ !h_at the MuUer l!nks Lreas~l"c Nilh heart, Mah~ I"JUI pro!lipcnly :soften regarded a~ the greatest ll'ensurc. Yet so wsecure and tta~sient h.1 this sense of pro.s· pcnty, based ~n the unpl Jfltab,lc, IJlorlt~l belie( m c~unce, mat.erJal JntcliLgence, or WLsdom-thtevcs lo t~ue p~os pcrily - tbttt _real ~uppmess ttl not Ul ~e ga.l.netl /,rom. such a .roun~at1on. 1 rue l.flPI(Uless sprmgs !Wilt>ad from t hem·t wlurh .Joypusly undertland,. God's nll!1ess a?d mn_n's ~neqen, _o,r u,n,Jty, Wllh H~m: fhL.IJJ Jcsu.i. words.shaw .that lhc . ·_dfS!J:eS ·'o_VIuch lr~ur ~~•-.J..Il~l~~ qnd permanent frUJtage are llwsc - tWhic~ 0l?f 0 ~YI;f to.us thr"'fgh "'r _sptruua) !h.Jn,l'~ng. ~1. ·. , ' The . consciousness whiCh reOects the one .Mind, God, is enlightened by heavenly h9tmony. 1'rue prosperity and happiness ..resull from the expression of, ,such real qualities as justice, purity, wisdom, pence, and love. Wh('n these elements form the basls for dally living the thieves of fear, greed, se1fl;b ness 1 or a false ianornnt sen:-;e or material pow~r are unable to steal ~he fruits of right endeavor. For these erroneous suggestions arc prond· to be unreulities having ..., Body fJf Mra. luUa Bradntun, wbo died a& 85 May n, 1152, II eDL~ed ~ Joade,d ~ & truf:lk. Polloe aereea._ed the ~ I why . Dut 1 AJiappy, Prosperous New Year Phone 197 J . I That:S luck.! There'; a fillin.J station. I dpn'e kflO&t.' CHRYSLER ' Moat glamoroua car In a gene.r atlon .· . ilretaft enl!lmet~, re~ : ft,emt:m tbere are no. RPtUr .ps at so 000 teet" lt. ' · • t'r, LIL THEM . 1 Lbe aetUtoftcx Corp. plant. mak· e~a of hose . a~mbUe1 ,, for jet -~ IMYI/dSM -- Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd1l'p011. 0 . Jan . 7, 1~7-:-8 A" - ERNEST COVERT, Mgr. 124 E. Main St. j HOW TRUll ROSELAND , N. J . - A sign in ~~··. PAY BILLS ... BUY BARGAINS Ask for $10 to $1000... Repay E4elly. - I . ' Cln 8/w Y«< A ~if 1.11'1 NOW JAN. 14 IS SIT tor trial of Dr. Joho B. Adams In Eaatboume, Enc-. land, in death 9f Mrs. Edith ~1, 81, a wee.Ithy widow. Seorea of deatha of well-fixed . widows have occ~ in the ar~a ln tJte pOJit few -years, man'y of them under · l'uspicloua ~umatance!L Baforo arresting Dr. Adama, d.eteetlves examined the wills of more than Boo dead. ( lntf"I"Mt'anll Rcuhopllotot~ oet a l<.id:. Ouc cf old Lrz. at t~t! no origin or exlitenee In God, the only er~_tQr, ~P• · e~aseles~ Giver of tnexhau1titile good. · It is not then 10 much-a new year as a new birth tb•t will usbcr. into our experie.DCjl • ricb unfoldment of true prOJperity and happioes,. Upon tQj,apirit• unl awakening tG mfln's perfect -Jikcuess , fo God, Spirit, PIIJ; to bis natural ~biJity to Te0f:el the .~U·kf?-OWii)JI '· div.ine , NIQd, ~e'!J tltlportqnltift lor , 1utceu •bil harmony {j~t;J~IJ~l ~nd pPt upon persons . or lu~.· . ·How "approp"riate 'f9i' t~ ba1I~ o[ considt:r(Ug progress ·spirit· v.':u·d ::tt tbt coriunencement of a neW yrar are Mnry:Baker Erldy'~ words in "l\fbCellanelous Writ· ings" ()l, 15) : "The neW birth i:l not lhc wnrk of n moment. It bej..(i ns with moments. anrl goes on with years; moments of sur• renolt•r to Cod, of cl1ild-Jike trnst Hnd joyful adOJltion of good; mo.. mcn t.>:> or self-abnegt~fion, sclt~ t· un~;ccralion, Jnm\·e n-horu hope, ·· .: 1.' 1 qJW., 4iJJJri"\l,ml . lQ;v.~." ,, _ In ·studying this pa.'l~fiA(', "''4; · . begin to discern the tJ•ue secur~ ity, Jmppiness, and general bar· mo nv th 11t are ours with tho spi 11.Huul transformation of tlim 1 ~ht - the new biL·th . PeL"· haps we huve lohg fel l thnl tho bcf.(inning of lhe ye-ar is the op~ · portu1w moment in which to ex• :uuine not onl}' our ban k IJal· :me(', "Lul "a lso o 11 r motives, :Lims, und genel'a l Oimook ·o n tHe. We nmv rl'lllt'mber how oft('n we hn~e been (iislul'I.Jed Ht om• ap~ (UH"l•nl im1!JIIity to nu.Linh1i1~ the ·highrr, more · 1Tn$1elfed thmL,I(ht ami Christly d::UJy. lhring w-hidl we have long desi1·ed. ' ; . •\ ijtl't'l··a r'~ treasur~s of ·, ., • ·, -.: 1· · hea"Yeuly know 'ng, treasureS which are never depleted nnd whirh never fluctuate. 'l11ey <H"6 the divine, eternal tt"\lths ~t~\·cal­ ing man's p_crfect r~decllon of the bnrmomous. attributes nnd. acll~itlcs of G?d• who is man's ~ . ommpresenl Mmd. Go"Ynned by · thi11 divine Mind, one sees his past mistakes as ~aving ~o pa~t in the nmn ot Gods creahng. 1 o this . real mnn, ,_t:~d i.s the only rca.hty, nnd goods unfo~druentl b measure-less and conhnuous. - 7'11e ClwilliM Bel~ Mon-JtfJr, HOPEM·l NE.\IER WHEN 1 WENT To 90100l.'«JU1...L DO I=INE' ON 'tOUR OWN -Qooo l..L.ICt(, NOlet' - NANCY 1 HAVE TO MAIL THIS l .ETTER ~ uj . '· ! . ' J itS irtggered ~tv-a11ewTmqneFiite transmission - Want to Pfl8 a car or a truck on the h/g~way? You (lon't h.tve ·to kick the throttle to the floor. Just touch lightly ••• and ZOOM/ Want to .fl.fll out.~n front when the light goe$ green? R•J.,xl Co/Jnl ffve, then toe the throttle. YoU'll still-be oui there •lont. "' ' ' "' I ' ""·I pootl•o.•t, _..,... •'. ' I.a··. .... . •,~ . •. !<..!."' ..... of "''" - ~· ,_ ' ' . ....lo .. )'OI!r .... "¥• . . . •. e , SHE C3AVE. Mf ~R CAI<'O lN CASE l . SHOJL0 CHAI"Q lilY MINP! ,,, Dla.Ual841 i• llie .Chm1er New Yorker 4-Door Bmlloso.·Tl!o 4aal ~dlllht• ... pomtladbl6 Iii -:.:U\' ~tu. ue ' optJo111al eqglpm.el!llo . au; ' ~lTED ANV ~ ME'S'Stt'AijOtlf) ,. '1 • SEE THE · .•• POWERFII&: CASH mislead" reporter& about his plans when hll lr3de from the Dodgers I• UNITED l'RI5. , lo the Giants was announcC'd an Toledo Clay 51 Toledo {)oVUbi83 48 Drc. 13. He couldn't aay anything, felodo Scolt &Q' Bowling Green ~~ even thoUah he bad 1lready S>igned R.ossrord 37 Toledo Rogers 51 with the restaurant rhaln on Dee. Cln. Elder 73 Cln. St. Xavier 54 12, bctause he was bound by eonCln. Roacr Bacon 63 Cln Pur. 60 tract with the maaazine lo sue Racine 75 ,.rurray City 47 the announ~ment of hia retireEastern 98 Southwe1tcrn 70 mcnt for-them. I ~;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;~;;~~;:.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;~;.;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. MOORES j THill DCI.LAIS BOSTON Three-dolar Brennan Has Big Chance, To Meet Eight Conquerors H'1gh Sch00l Baske&Lall NJ Phone 388-Y ANNIVERSARY COUNT PAIUS, Tenn. - Mra. NOJ"i Owtn w•• to.,. ...nt.oo1 Million Won't Get Robinson Back On Any Major League Diamond Plrl, new drive a ft.72 Yleo Ol!ler ~I• Tech fer • 9·2 •ver11f ~rei. • 111 d awenth • Nnb4 UC'-A ututaked .. 69-61 vJctory owr lcl•ho. hts Scorlns Mlrk .Jn addition to Dommeyer and Chamberlain, individual ltars of the weekend inc:luded: Hot Rod Hundley of West Vlr&inla, who Bet a sehool scoriae mark witb 5f pointa in. 11~ victory over Furman; ·Hank Nowak of canJalus, wttb · 21 In 73-80 win over Ford~ ham: Ted Guzek wlth 3& and Bob f'I.J!m.P.. with 32 for Butler tn 86-84 victory over Notre Dame on PluiDp1a Jo~g ~ot with fi~ aeeori~ leff; Bucky Allen of Duke, with 34 in 92-85 conqueR of North CarolinJa st; Arthle Dees of tndJ~ ana. with 28 in 73-68 Wtn over Mlchiltn; Cal Ramsey of .NYU With 37 despite teapl'& 84-88 up1et by unbeaten Brandeisj Paul Neumann, wttb 20 tblt includH the winning goal ln Stanford's' 80 • tsa decision over Oregon State; Frank: HoW.ard, of Qbto State, who tallied 24. In 72-60 victory over Iowa. aut The Pomeroy Bowllna Associa· lion wUI hold a special mtl<!ting Tuesday night at 7:30 in the Jlomeroy Bowling L~ancs. The planm !or the 4th annual City Association Tournament will Before Bavasi'l remarks were : be made al thi& time. All tn(lm· m~de known. Robinson had been 1 bcra and all bowlers are wolcomc quoted a1 aaylng he might return · to this meeting. to btscball if the prcsidel'lt of bl& new c01npany, the restaur1nt chain , ao delired. But now Jarkie insists, "I'm through playing ball, p('riod. , Robinson achaltted he " had to that l'a~>('y lhrew a •pilter," he admlltcrl . "But It wasn't. Clle)' threw lwo kuul5 of curves, a quick one und a bi.: one . lie hadn't thrown many hi~o: ones that day lind It ra ught me by 1urprJsc. That's 11ll thm·e Wil H to it." This i ~ Owen's fourth year as a II ma&naaer in the winter lea1ues and, come l'jpnngtime, he'll go statewide and managl' Jackton· ville. Fill ., in the Milwaukee sya· lem. h\ hi8 battle hack from near oblivl on, h~ ha!> done yoeman work in hoth tht• Red Sox and Cardlnul chains. Baseball Hl1 Llf• ' ' )fayhc it sounrh; a little corny,•• mused the youthful looklna Mlek· cy, ''but hascball is my life. lt'1 whtt I enjoy doinl: 11nd it'a what I fet'l 1 do brsl . "Some or those ycur:~ were wba~ you m1;ht ('"11 on the rou,Eb tJide," he pddcd . "but 1 IWvt·r quH hopinj.l ;~.nd lH'lieving that a gan\e as goort a~ this wo11ld n"t let a man down . It'~ a lou;::. Jon~-: W<ly baclj; up ~ o th<' big lragues ;md I've hftd ,s(tvernl of(rrs to be a coarh. But the hull prn lsn ·t for me. If l work har11 t·nough . nHL)'bc, ao·mc day, I'll bt' h·a rk on a hia tea,aue bcncl1 ;ts mauager o( mY oWn ball duh. Anyhow. that'• W)lat I'm ~h uoting fur .'" • An11 i£ porspirul.ion 1111d PI.•Oll•r II will d.o It, Mleke,y Owon back up tllere one of th• too. eorn~ bench and may eome up with a Retlon'a belter balanced club rates third in ocrense with 242 points, including Friday night's classic with Lol!(an, .<~nd fourth on dcfen:.e with 234 points against them. The Panthers' Sri points Bgainst Logan are thge highest scored in the league this year , and best scored for Pomeroy in four years. Aaron Burrington's J2 points was the league 's hi~;:hest individual score In one game, and his team's 30 points in the first quarter is the season's and league's high in that quarter. In other league games Nelson· ville is at Jackson and Athens is at Logan. ,AMIL y (AIUI bllll 1 WIATERBURY. Conn. - Poll~ celebrated her j!6t~ ttl rtJ,4.ay by were jss1,1ed ia~SqslpJI. by the B.,Y · M'ot.J rupt J,h tb.t DocJ.dl; #A"Uy. counting retatives She 's the granJ. 1of Commerce over a ct=nturr ag9. :r"b.omu J, Dodds. 24. u ·orn .... ·- mojher Of 7jj, -- ~ ifrQ.t.uand-~ Tht> currency hllJI at1 e{lgrayi.og of Was f-~P~VN1. ab tetht>r, - ~ ......... IIJandmot"er of >H. 8hl had th A • . "l "' .I IP :1 cr~d(at~" and gNit-Jrandfather • 11>1"""1"11". . ,. " mcncan ta.g e "P1,1 ~: aoU,eJ 'were po'u....ft\lB~ here. ~ 16 ctl•l~r,:n. Hall on lts fa.::e. ......,. · --------------~--. �. ·--------· . ... \ . ' ' ................. . ··~-·~···· ' ' .... '. C-J>al131-Sellllllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jan. 7, 1957 ' -Panthers, Jackets Have TougJt Contests Tu~sday ~====· ! Pomeroy Favored To Tighten Grip On The I First Place; Middleport lias 'Chance' I Sports Tullehlll Murray City's Miners Don't DI'g Tornadoes Tbis column today belon11 to a most VIIUable auiltant discovered in Pomeroy High School. Hit name il Jhn Whlte, senior, wbo doesn't sleep well 1t night un1esa he hiJ successfully tompUed 1 .sta UsUe that day. once tn a blue moon one of these fellow• come along. Like ,rut school b o y athletic pros- pects. Jim doesn't claim to be a candidate for scholastic honorli . Hit teachers prabably wonder why he doesn't pull Jtraight A's. The an1wer Is his camputator-like brain must be we'l.vlng a meanmg out of a strmg of figwes it is carrying arolUld. Now, of course, h l s object is basketball. He has a set of tables comparing SEOL {and county team' 6 too) fvr every kind of rceor d. Jim correctly predicted Pomeroy's v1ctory vvcr Logan . He hased his finding on past performances and psychological factors : he had to! The record looked like Lapn ahould win! ·For a starter today we'll publish SF.OL standing1-all gameawlth offensive anrt defensive re· torda and averages. By Jim While SEO STANDINGS Pomeroy 5·1 376-347 Nel10nvllle 6-2 5J5-4ll Athena 5·2 't5·317 Lottn l-2 304-295 w.u.ton 2·2 269·247 Jackton 11-4 191-211 Middleport 1-5 279-lW Gtlllpoll• 1·5 312·392 O~FENSE Athtn1 POMEROY Gallipolis •Logan Mlddlroport Wellston Jeckaon tHitonvllle POMEROY "Log•n Athtns Galllpoll• Middleport Jtckson I I Murray Ctty Mtners substituting for Jackson-Trimble on the Racine hardwoods Saturday night met probably the seme fate J .T. would have got : defeat 7:i to 47. The Tornadoes were cold-in romparsion tn their p~st record. N"ot having played a game since Jee. 21. they hit only -40 per cent 1f their shots whereas Raeine'• werage to date had been 53 per ent. Doug Grah11m and To.mmy Wolfe Lsual high scorers, gOt 12 and .1 respectively . Four other play. Jrl also landed in the double col1mn figure wLt h Adams high with t3, Salser 11, B1rch 10 and Powell H. Murray Cil}'"s Sa nborn, center, 1ad 20. !lis tl.'am took ~9 .ellots, 1lt 18 times. for a 30 per ctlnt weragc. Thfl Tornador:s jumped into a irst quarter It-ad at Qncc, led at he quarter mark 19 La 8, a"'lll were ever threatened. RACINE layer FG FT FM Tf ;raham 3 JO 6 12 alAer 4 8 3 11 dams 6 ., I 13 !olle 5 !:111 :irch 4 3 2 ' 10 oung 0 3 I I ow ell 4 ~ 3 II cDade 0 3 1 1 .eeglt'! 1 0 ~I ~ hapman 0 4 3 3 0 0 0 0 535 1 ohnson 395 "otal 27 42 21 7:5 376 I ico re hy qn<~rlcr .~ : 312 I tacine HI J7 55 75 304 • •,Jurray 8 10 32 47 ~: ' Nel10r1vllle We litton Stars Falter For ~Jini Seeking Reoovery, 1'ill Mee:t $25,000 LA 'Open' Weakenedlowa BasketballS Tomght • prJZe • pOt lllinolo.By thoUnlt.d Prttt title •• .. ...... for G0Ifmg nation's only hllh- tho II- In II opon M lh with Ibe heavily favored to tighLen their grip on first place_ The Jackets, 0 4, meet Gallipuli~ : vJctory for t'adl. The Panther!, on the Jacket floor . The Blue . meeting Wellslon, 2-2 in the lea- Devils are squirming under a 1-3 1 4UC, on the Wellston floor. will league record. They Will be eKpecting to dump Nolan SwackhamI mcr's boys and do a little SEOL climbing. Sw!.!ckhamrner, however, 18 be· .ginning to CXJlerimcnt with his Desk ' Pomeroy and Middleport basket· i ball tt."ams go into Tuesday night : game~ with a good rll3nce •or 185r · Parade ...~! .........oda 1 YsSportS 6 61.0 By OSCAR FRALEY 56.3 MAYAGU~Z. l'u 1•1·to ·Rico UP 52.0 1 -· Mkkcy OW<'n wa~ c ountin~:; on 49.1 hopl' :Lild hnrd work today to beat 39.3 . the adversity whirh has dogged him 11 nd h·ad hLm ba<·k to the rnaDIFINIE 211 Jor lt·a~urs. Jtcklon Welltton 241 Owen i~ th<' one- lime Dodger •LOflin 295 catcher who w<L.~ the goat of thn ~OMEROY 347 ID-11 Wmld S1•1 it·s 11 nd then 8 pent Middleport 3~ 1 a JH'riud In sal"kC"iut I and ashes Ath•n• 317 for jumping to the Mexican Lea· Gallipoll• 392 t:ue. The road h<lrk h.as been a NltaonYIII• 431 rouuh onr. "But I'm goin g II)[ out lo prove Jtck.. n 4l.3 myself.'' uys ow~~ . who now ·L..•n 49.1 managc!' i the May<~gucz Iodlos of Neltonvlll• 54.' the Puerto Ril";: n Lc!lgue, "and AtMn, 51.2 I'm shootlng for a mana&:orlcal Job I'OMIROY 57.5 in the maJor ICHjllll'~ some day." MI.Wiepo" S9.G Rectlla Series lrror Wellston 6 3 1. "Sure , I hear about it once In a Galll,.fl• 65 2 · while, " Owen .says of the 1941 Lo11n incomplete. game l" which he"rl rooped a final out thlrrl strii<c al:aLOJl Tommy HOLD OUT NEW YORK UP - Middle Henrich and "Old Rf':liHble" wound wtla:ht champion Gene Fullmer, up 1afe at tlr!<t tu kt'ep the Yanks flylna: borne to Utah today, atlll' alive and !'end Lhl'11l on to victory. "But peOJ)!e bavl'n"t been na:~ly held out for a June tltle defense 1111nat Sugar Ray Roblnaon. Jn· about it," he ~Jmllcs. 1'he.v 8 eem tt.ead one in Mlrc-h or April . more amazed to fitld out t.hat I'm lr•n•aer Marv Jonson, accompln· the rellow who droppt•d the ball." Nor dora Owt!n, wh 11 waa sus· yin1 Gene on the flia:ht. said, I I h h ''We'll keep our 901day return· pence< t ree and onc· alf years bout contract wtth Robinson by ror his ju mp south of the border. letUng Robln1on •l1n within tho Jay tht! blame on p.llchcr Hu•'h e 10 d1ys for a June lhot st tbe title C81>"Y. "Sure, I've hrarrl those stories ln Ylnkce Stadium." 1 • or $21 loan to.,...,.... $100~ "' Ivory JOUr way on tilftat.un• only, 1 ·1Ulo Or furiU.tuN. 1 phon• caU make• aU arranaemanto ... pick liP your cUb lnllrip. · , '}·-· Mcond ranked basketball team to stumble LOS ANGELES UP - The at the .tart fb. the r1ee for rollferscramble for the big pot in the ence champlonabips. wJU be bat· $35 000 Loa Angele• Open golf tung to regain ita footinc toniJht tou~ament went into the final when Jt tanele1 witb Iowa'l deround today with most o1 the vet· fendina Bie Ten champions. erln atara slated for also-ram posi· The mtnJ, who were upset, 91· ttons. 88. by Minnesota on Satprday Gardner Dirkin&On, taciturn 29- night on 1 brUUant performance ;rel!"-old sbotmaker from Panam3. by Jed Dommeyer, thus feU ou~ of City, Fla., a latteNi•Y replk::a of atep with l\leb eare powen . as BeQ· Rogan, was in front· as tb~ Kanus, Kentu.ek)r, aftd UCLA. field of 68 teed off for the f7 .®0 illinois, ranked ailtb in the a.. .firtt place jackpot. But thert! art tion ~ the. \Jiilted Pre$~ Board .of· lO many JUat golfera breathir.g Coac:he•, ~ ~ ·Do_m~oft hia neak . t!J,at the resuU meyer IC~ ~n ~, flrat ~all < ioo:b like a tosLHtp~ 1 of Saturd~, came ami btld a ,4-7-; 43 baWime lead. D9rmmtYer DLCkinson fini•btd the flrst 54 broke loose' wjth 20 polot.J; la tbe holes with a 208 1eore-one a;troke setond b 6 If; oftiettlnt 28 -b y ahead of Art Wall, Pocono Manot, George Bonulle of ntlnoia and Pa.; two in front of Doug Hiuing, clinching the aame. Midlaod, Tex., and three in front Wilt .Hal IMf Nlght of Doug Ford, the former PGA KlnHI, the nation's No. 1 IHm, ~~~m:pion frorn Mahopac, N. Y.; openecl lll41uett for tht 111 S.V.n Harry Weetman, Jong-bitting Ry ~· chtmpiDMhlp, With 1 92-79 victory er Cup star from London; Dew over Ml....uri closplte wh;lt rl¥.. 11 Finsterwald, Bedford Heigl.t.s, would call a ""btct night": by_ Wilt Oblo, and the 36-bole leader, Bii~y TM Stilt . C~I•In. · T h· • 7~ Casper Jr. , Chula Vista, Calir. I foot soph miiMd 12 of 17 ehoh and wound up with '"only'' 23 Futher down the list were L.r:.,- polnfl. for the nltht plus 22 .,... MidcDecoff, UaUas, fex.; Jacki e bound• --i- but tt was more th•n Burke Jr., Kiamesha Lake, N. Y. enov,h. to h•lp kan111 boost Ill the Masters and PGA cham .non: over•ll MUon recorcl to 10.0. . .. and Fred HawJn-na, the tall 1cam Third K......ky, which and Fred Hawkins, the tall Tex w mined wlnniftll the SoulhHstHn from El Paso. They each had 212 totals. potent combin11tion any time. He brought lilLie Bobby Nelson up last Frid11y . Nelson came up with six points . Coach Dick Retton's cagers race a twice-beaten Wellston outfiL that has a pOtent offense bu-t a weak defense. League statistics as nported by PHS Senior Jim White show the Jto.ckets bave the best of!ensive scores, the worst deren· sive. In league games the Rockets haye pump@& in- 269 point& to lead all others. However, they have al· lowed 2<l7 points which ranks poorest of all. Easterners Put 98 Points In Hoop For Win Eastern High '~ cagf!r~ t11ok a lop sided 98·70 baskethnll game from Soutl:lwcstern 1-n lh (Galli a I~~a~~~~) Saturday night at Tuppers Qu;~rtcr scores Wf're 27 ·1-ft, 44· 34, 74-46 anr\ 98-70. Easll·rn 's big center, Woodf', was high man with 24, sbly as~ iRh· d by Knight. wit!L ID and lleadlcy, captain, with 14 Kuyn conlrlbuled 12, Gual 9. Whitlatch four. · The Easterners U)]Crl Boyle ~ play-making hillh scorm;( gu:1r11 for a h1t over a quarter. Tlw star dumped in t6 points. fie had bt·rn on the she lf for four wed.. ~ with a spr11ined futklt' . Eastern rt'!scrvcs be<Jt :::;w rr· serve~ 44·29. Bow1ers T0 Meel. At Local Lanes N Tuesday ight SilKS EIGHTH WIN 'N!l\V YORK UP - Llght...ight J~hnoy Bussq of New York seekl hia •llhlh ·Jtrallbt viclory tonlgbl 1n a lO.rodrider with Bobby ourcbeme of Chicopee, Mua. a, Jotln Griffin Aab AnnouMeme~ 'o.in NEW YORK· VP. - The New "When I was told by Bav.ael of York GJanta' la1t-dltch effort• to the trade," Jackie expia.lned, .. I prevent Jackie Robinson's reUre- phoned Vice President Cbub .Fee· ment from .b.yeball were doomed ney Of tbe Giants and ur~- that today by Jaekie'• statement he the announrment be held up. I wouldn't play again "for a mil· said J would have my plans reaJy lion dollars" and his anger at the by Jan. 10. But the Giants sahJ Brooklyn Dodgen. the,Y cauldn't hold up t h e an· nouncment because the news Robinson Clsclosed during the mii;ht leak out. " weekend he Is quitting his hi•torie career In baseball for even more The dt~al, which thus wu IucratiY,~ work wlih a restaurant doomed even before Jt was an· chain.,-~d ·a na,~ional magazine. "I~ n't i~agtbe a·ny condiU~n& nouneed publidy, Is eane,Ue4 by under . hich I would change my Robinson's retirement • a · r ·will mind, 11 Robin•on imdsted. ''That be when Jal·kie goes throlilib the goes e•peciatlf after what 1 read rormality of officially applying fQr Virc Prcald('nt Buzzy Bavasl of voluntary retir~ment from · btsc· the Dodgers s'aid about me the ball. The Giants will get back the $30,000 cll.llh. plus ~ outhp&w pitch· uthcr day." er Dick Littlefield, they gave th.e The 36·ye.1r-old Robinson , fir1t Dodgen. Negro in organt:~:ed baseball, waa brimmlnr owr with anter at Bl· Giants owner Horae~~; Stoneham vasi even as he announced his de- said in Phoenix , (t..riz., Sunday be ~~~turqeu:::dm :,he .s:yi~~gon~o:i~~ will spare no expense to get Rob- · imon to play, hut Jackie's atti· treated the press unfairly in COllo· tude left no hope for Stoneham. crallng hl• retirement pl:~~ns rrom [Dec. 1% untll )aat Saturday, when they were announced through a ma1nine ·Look . Bavaal ad ded, "You fellow newspaperman wlll find you'ye been t,potlng the horn. for the wro111 fellow." Thouthl hv•il Prl•nd 1'1 thoutht ltvnl we1 • better friend •• min• tt.an th.t,"~ Mid lt.blnaon In lfti'Y tonet. "Oh well, It'• net th• firtt time he ,.,.doff with out knewlftll wh1t ht wu t•tk· ln1 -.ut,' 1 ' to..., SOUTH BEND, Ind. UP - Ter· ry Brennan was armed today with a vote of confidence and a new lease on his Notre Dame coaching life but h i s 19ft7 football team faced a tougher schedule than did the dinppointlng Irish of la5t fall. The Irish, who h a v e never S(lught the easy road, will cla!ih with all eight of their 1956 con· querors On the gridiron next sea· son-plus Army. T h e Cadets re· place Nort~ Carolina, one of t wo foes the Irish were able to beat this year. News of Brennan's rehiring for at least one more season came in a Jimple 30-word statement Satur· day nigbt from the Rev Theodore IM. Hesbaugh, C. S. C., president or Notre Dam<'. "Coach Terry Brennan was en· Jaged in 1954 on a verba] agree· ment for three years. Upon rer· omendation of the faculty board in control of athletics we are now reenaaalng him next year." Pomeroy Ohio . Safety Center Specials TIRES · · ·. ·· ·· · ·· · · SEAT COVERS ·. BAnERIES · ···· ···· ·· · M-R$ . l . ANTI-FREEZE · · · · · · · ·· · · ··CHAINS Many Other ' .Join OF ' ~ -· . ., .' . ™~1rr luN .... ,. WE'R.E GO!NG TO PUT UP THAT STATUE OF ..... ,.,. ...-. ..... .. ' HAING Mc:CAI..L, THE. SINGING RAGE.,A;r 1-115 BIRTHPLACE -·- .. ,.,., ,. ' ..."' ... ·.. '· ·'· ... . . ... ·. '. ~- -~, .... ·~· '· "• -. ·- .. ~ W . '11 •. ITH tl'le dawn of eo.cb new year kindly greeting5 . nnd loving gbod wishes flash across the world. 1'A happy, prosperous New Yenr" is the beart-warming me111.age they carry. Upon receh•ing these kindly messagu, uumy whose hopes of · luting ha'ppln"ess nnd proSperity may have seemed to be Jong <\~ferl'et\ may P!l~ile . (~ -eonside,r -once agn.in where rmcb treasure.& an to he foun~. A _po.~Hi"c: prac-. - lical amv.·er .u· re«-ealeJ m tb~ lemf~r cOmmand of-Christ Jesu§. eompas!liionalcb he urge~ (Mill· thew 6:10 -21 ), "Lay -llot up ror yonrsl'lvt•s tn•a smt~il. upon ~arth, where moth and rur;t (loth t•orruJ)t, and whl'l'e thie ves bren,k through nnd stea l: bnllfly up for ~·ourselves tJ•ensures in heaven, Where neithet moth nor . r11.~t 1loth corrupt, and where tlucve.'> do not bre1lk through n~r str:ll: for wh~re your trcasuJ·c 1s, there will your heart be also." . It 1~ n,lO!d " ~h_te~!tl.iJ_I~· ro uol~ !h_at the MuUer l!nks Lreas~l"c Nilh heart, Mah~ I"JUI pro!lipcnly :soften regarded a~ the greatest ll'ensurc. Yet so wsecure and tta~sient h.1 this sense of pro.s· pcnty, based ~n the unpl Jfltab,lc, IJlorlt~l belie( m c~unce, mat.erJal JntcliLgence, or WLsdom-thtevcs lo t~ue p~os pcrily - tbttt _real ~uppmess ttl not Ul ~e ga.l.netl /,rom. such a .roun~at1on. 1 rue l.flPI(Uless sprmgs !Wilt>ad from t hem·t wlurh .Joypusly undertland,. God's nll!1ess a?d mn_n's ~neqen, _o,r u,n,Jty, Wllh H~m: fhL.IJJ Jcsu.i. words.shaw .that lhc . ·_dfS!J:eS ·'o_VIuch lr~ur ~~•-.J..Il~l~~ qnd permanent frUJtage are llwsc - tWhic~ 0l?f 0 ~YI;f to.us thr"'fgh "'r _sptruua) !h.Jn,l'~ng. ~1. ·. , ' The . consciousness whiCh reOects the one .Mind, God, is enlightened by heavenly h9tmony. 1'rue prosperity and happiness ..resull from the expression of, ,such real qualities as justice, purity, wisdom, pence, and love. Wh('n these elements form the basls for dally living the thieves of fear, greed, se1fl;b ness 1 or a false ianornnt sen:-;e or material pow~r are unable to steal ~he fruits of right endeavor. For these erroneous suggestions arc prond· to be unreulities having ..., Body fJf Mra. luUa Bradntun, wbo died a& 85 May n, 1152, II eDL~ed ~ Joade,d ~ & truf:lk. Polloe aereea._ed the ~ I why . Dut 1 AJiappy, Prosperous New Year Phone 197 J . I That:S luck.! There'; a fillin.J station. I dpn'e kflO&t.' CHRYSLER ' Moat glamoroua car In a gene.r atlon .· . ilretaft enl!lmet~, re~ : ft,emt:m tbere are no. RPtUr .ps at so 000 teet" lt. ' · • t'r, LIL THEM . 1 Lbe aetUtoftcx Corp. plant. mak· e~a of hose . a~mbUe1 ,, for jet -~ IMYI/dSM -- Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd1l'p011. 0 . Jan . 7, 1~7-:-8 A" - ERNEST COVERT, Mgr. 124 E. Main St. j HOW TRUll ROSELAND , N. J . - A sign in ~~··. PAY BILLS ... BUY BARGAINS Ask for $10 to $1000... Repay E4elly. - I . ' Cln 8/w Y«< A ~if 1.11'1 NOW JAN. 14 IS SIT tor trial of Dr. Joho B. Adams In Eaatboume, Enc-. land, in death 9f Mrs. Edith ~1, 81, a wee.Ithy widow. Seorea of deatha of well-fixed . widows have occ~ in the ar~a ln tJte pOJit few -years, man'y of them under · l'uspicloua ~umatance!L Baforo arresting Dr. Adama, d.eteetlves examined the wills of more than Boo dead. ( lntf"I"Mt'anll Rcuhopllotot~ oet a l<.id:. Ouc cf old Lrz. at t~t! no origin or exlitenee In God, the only er~_tQr, ~P• · e~aseles~ Giver of tnexhau1titile good. · It is not then 10 much-a new year as a new birth tb•t will usbcr. into our experie.DCjl • ricb unfoldment of true prOJperity and happioes,. Upon tQj,apirit• unl awakening tG mfln's perfect -Jikcuess , fo God, Spirit, PIIJ; to bis natural ~biJity to Te0f:el the .~U·kf?-OWii)JI '· div.ine , NIQd, ~e'!J tltlportqnltift lor , 1utceu •bil harmony {j~t;J~IJ~l ~nd pPt upon persons . or lu~.· . ·How "approp"riate 'f9i' t~ ba1I~ o[ considt:r(Ug progress ·spirit· v.':u·d ::tt tbt coriunencement of a neW yrar are Mnry:Baker Erldy'~ words in "l\fbCellanelous Writ· ings" ()l, 15) : "The neW birth i:l not lhc wnrk of n moment. It bej..(i ns with moments. anrl goes on with years; moments of sur• renolt•r to Cod, of cl1ild-Jike trnst Hnd joyful adOJltion of good; mo.. mcn t.>:> or self-abnegt~fion, sclt~ t· un~;ccralion, Jnm\·e n-horu hope, ·· .: 1.' 1 qJW., 4iJJJri"\l,ml . lQ;v.~." ,, _ In ·studying this pa.'l~fiA(', "''4; · . begin to discern the tJ•ue secur~ ity, Jmppiness, and general bar· mo nv th 11t are ours with tho spi 11.Huul transformation of tlim 1 ~ht - the new biL·th . PeL"· haps we huve lohg fel l thnl tho bcf.(inning of lhe ye-ar is the op~ · portu1w moment in which to ex• :uuine not onl}' our ban k IJal· :me(', "Lul "a lso o 11 r motives, :Lims, und genel'a l Oimook ·o n tHe. We nmv rl'lllt'mber how oft('n we hn~e been (iislul'I.Jed Ht om• ap~ (UH"l•nl im1!JIIity to nu.Linh1i1~ the ·highrr, more · 1Tn$1elfed thmL,I(ht ami Christly d::UJy. lhring w-hidl we have long desi1·ed. ' ; . •\ ijtl't'l··a r'~ treasur~s of ·, ., • ·, -.: 1· · hea"Yeuly know 'ng, treasureS which are never depleted nnd whirh never fluctuate. 'l11ey <H"6 the divine, eternal tt"\lths ~t~\·cal­ ing man's p_crfect r~decllon of the bnrmomous. attributes nnd. acll~itlcs of G?d• who is man's ~ . ommpresenl Mmd. Go"Ynned by · thi11 divine Mind, one sees his past mistakes as ~aving ~o pa~t in the nmn ot Gods creahng. 1 o this . real mnn, ,_t:~d i.s the only rca.hty, nnd goods unfo~druentl b measure-less and conhnuous. - 7'11e ClwilliM Bel~ Mon-JtfJr, HOPEM·l NE.\IER WHEN 1 WENT To 90100l.'«JU1...L DO I=INE' ON 'tOUR OWN -Qooo l..L.ICt(, NOlet' - NANCY 1 HAVE TO MAIL THIS l .ETTER ~ uj . '· ! . ' J itS irtggered ~tv-a11ewTmqneFiite transmission - Want to Pfl8 a car or a truck on the h/g~way? You (lon't h.tve ·to kick the throttle to the floor. Just touch lightly ••• and ZOOM/ Want to .fl.fll out.~n front when the light goe$ green? R•J.,xl Co/Jnl ffve, then toe the throttle. YoU'll still-be oui there •lont. "' ' ' "' I ' ""·I pootl•o.•t, _..,... •'. ' I.a··. .... . •,~ . •. !<..!."' ..... of "''" - ~· ,_ ' ' . ....lo .. )'OI!r .... "¥• . . . •. e , SHE C3AVE. Mf ~R CAI<'O lN CASE l . SHOJL0 CHAI"Q lilY MINP! ,,, Dla.Ual841 i• llie .Chm1er New Yorker 4-Door Bmlloso.·Tl!o 4aal ~dlllht• ... pomtladbl6 Iii -:.:U\' ~tu. ue ' optJo111al eqglpm.el!llo . au; ' ~lTED ANV ~ ME'S'Stt'AijOtlf) ,. '1 • SEE THE · .•• POWERFII&: CASH mislead" reporter& about his plans when hll lr3de from the Dodgers I• UNITED l'RI5. , lo the Giants was announcC'd an Toledo Clay 51 Toledo {)oVUbi83 48 Drc. 13. He couldn't aay anything, felodo Scolt &Q' Bowling Green ~~ even thoUah he bad 1lready S>igned R.ossrord 37 Toledo Rogers 51 with the restaurant rhaln on Dee. Cln. Elder 73 Cln. St. Xavier 54 12, bctause he was bound by eonCln. Roacr Bacon 63 Cln Pur. 60 tract with the maaazine lo sue Racine 75 ,.rurray City 47 the announ~ment of hia retireEastern 98 Southwe1tcrn 70 mcnt for-them. I ~;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;~;;~~;:.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;~;.;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. MOORES j THill DCI.LAIS BOSTON Three-dolar Brennan Has Big Chance, To Meet Eight Conquerors H'1gh Sch00l Baske&Lall NJ Phone 388-Y ANNIVERSARY COUNT PAIUS, Tenn. - Mra. NOJ"i Owtn w•• to.,. ...nt.oo1 Million Won't Get Robinson Back On Any Major League Diamond Plrl, new drive a ft.72 Yleo Ol!ler ~I• Tech fer • 9·2 •ver11f ~rei. • 111 d awenth • Nnb4 UC'-A ututaked .. 69-61 vJctory owr lcl•ho. hts Scorlns Mlrk .Jn addition to Dommeyer and Chamberlain, individual ltars of the weekend inc:luded: Hot Rod Hundley of West Vlr&inla, who Bet a sehool scoriae mark witb 5f pointa in. 11~ victory over Furman; ·Hank Nowak of canJalus, wttb · 21 In 73-80 win over Ford~ ham: Ted Guzek wlth 3& and Bob f'I.J!m.P.. with 32 for Butler tn 86-84 victory over Notre Dame on PluiDp1a Jo~g ~ot with fi~ aeeori~ leff; Bucky Allen of Duke, with 34 in 92-85 conqueR of North CarolinJa st; Arthle Dees of tndJ~ ana. with 28 in 73-68 Wtn over Mlchiltn; Cal Ramsey of .NYU With 37 despite teapl'& 84-88 up1et by unbeaten Brandeisj Paul Neumann, wttb 20 tblt includH the winning goal ln Stanford's' 80 • tsa decision over Oregon State; Frank: HoW.ard, of Qbto State, who tallied 24. In 72-60 victory over Iowa. aut The Pomeroy Bowllna Associa· lion wUI hold a special mtl<!ting Tuesday night at 7:30 in the Jlomeroy Bowling L~ancs. The planm !or the 4th annual City Association Tournament will Before Bavasi'l remarks were : be made al thi& time. All tn(lm· m~de known. Robinson had been 1 bcra and all bowlers are wolcomc quoted a1 aaylng he might return · to this meeting. to btscball if the prcsidel'lt of bl& new c01npany, the restaur1nt chain , ao delired. But now Jarkie insists, "I'm through playing ball, p('riod. , Robinson achaltted he " had to that l'a~>('y lhrew a •pilter," he admlltcrl . "But It wasn't. Clle)' threw lwo kuul5 of curves, a quick one und a bi.: one . lie hadn't thrown many hi~o: ones that day lind It ra ught me by 1urprJsc. That's 11ll thm·e Wil H to it." This i ~ Owen's fourth year as a II ma&naaer in the winter lea1ues and, come l'jpnngtime, he'll go statewide and managl' Jackton· ville. Fill ., in the Milwaukee sya· lem. h\ hi8 battle hack from near oblivl on, h~ ha!> done yoeman work in hoth tht• Red Sox and Cardlnul chains. Baseball Hl1 Llf• ' ' )fayhc it sounrh; a little corny,•• mused the youthful looklna Mlek· cy, ''but hascball is my life. lt'1 whtt I enjoy doinl: 11nd it'a what I fet'l 1 do brsl . "Some or those ycur:~ were wba~ you m1;ht ('"11 on the rou,Eb tJide," he pddcd . "but 1 IWvt·r quH hopinj.l ;~.nd lH'lieving that a gan\e as goort a~ this wo11ld n"t let a man down . It'~ a lou;::. Jon~-: W<ly baclj; up ~ o th<' big lragues ;md I've hftd ,s(tvernl of(rrs to be a coarh. But the hull prn lsn ·t for me. If l work har11 t·nough . nHL)'bc, ao·mc day, I'll bt' h·a rk on a hia tea,aue bcncl1 ;ts mauager o( mY oWn ball duh. Anyhow. that'• W)lat I'm ~h uoting fur .'" • An11 i£ porspirul.ion 1111d PI.•Oll•r II will d.o It, Mleke,y Owon back up tllere one of th• too. eorn~ bench and may eome up with a Retlon'a belter balanced club rates third in ocrense with 242 points, including Friday night's classic with Lol!(an, .<~nd fourth on dcfen:.e with 234 points against them. The Panthers' Sri points Bgainst Logan are thge highest scored in the league this year , and best scored for Pomeroy in four years. Aaron Burrington's J2 points was the league 's hi~;:hest individual score In one game, and his team's 30 points in the first quarter is the season's and league's high in that quarter. In other league games Nelson· ville is at Jackson and Athens is at Logan. ,AMIL y (AIUI bllll 1 WIATERBURY. Conn. - Poll~ celebrated her j!6t~ ttl rtJ,4.ay by were jss1,1ed ia~SqslpJI. by the B.,Y · M'ot.J rupt J,h tb.t DocJ.dl; #A"Uy. counting retatives She 's the granJ. 1of Commerce over a ct=nturr ag9. :r"b.omu J, Dodds. 24. u ·orn .... ·- mojher Of 7jj, -- ~ ifrQ.t.uand-~ Tht> currency hllJI at1 e{lgrayi.og of Was f-~P~VN1. ab tetht>r, - ~ ......... IIJandmot"er of >H. 8hl had th A • . "l "' .I IP :1 cr~d(at~" and gNit-Jrandfather • 11>1"""1"11". . ,. " mcncan ta.g e "P1,1 ~: aoU,eJ 'were po'u....ft\lB~ here. ~ 16 ctl•l~r,:n. Hall on lts fa.::e. ......,. · --------------~--. �r• .' "' The Daily Sentinel .Moriah • ... , , , .Happy Harvesters Closs Crowns Peter Feeney Mrs. Bentz Wolf Queen For Day Funeral Rites Dunng the regular meehng of too dry. He was anawered by an the Happy Harvesters· class of old Samt In this way, "My Cmd Held On Friday PRODUCE HATCHING l 1 l • ' •' ' • '• '' ' . Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawklna, Pomeroy Socie.ty l:ditor, Phone 6244 TO EGGS THE t-1 , r . ~ f ·(· e / ' ' ne 1 " )~ - -· . .' ·~ ( -' •' " h . - .. UNITID PRill , . Pomeroy-Middleport, the Federab:d Church, held on man , you W')Uid not the InFriday Evenmg, Mrs Bentz Wolf SHle of the Rtble 10 dry, ll you Jl'uneral sen1ces for Peter Feen· was crownet:! • Queen for a Day" kept tfte outside dllsled" Wonderful Proposition ey were held Fr1rlay mornmg. at by the Star •CALL •WRITE •COME IN! ' Jtit peak earlier, hold longer 'with N •I Ch 0 1I #J2's 'Health makes the difference •be Ewing Chapel Pomeroy, wath •he Rev Father Turcl officiaUng . Burial was m the Middleport Hill Cemetery. Relatives from uut of toWP attendmg were Mr and Mra. Roy R1tner •Foxlake Jll, Mn. Jame_., N!Hle:Y, Columbus Mrs. Earl Fee~y and son, Earl Jr. Akrort; Mr and Mrs William Lauber, Cttl· umbtll; Mr and Mrs Tony Let!Ll, DetroJ\·., :Mrs Frank Porter an1 daughter, Cath)' , Athens Because oi 11lness of their Sl&ter, Mils Mary Bcuchler, 11-JrJ, Geor1e v. Sauer and Mr1. Joiaph McLau,hln Ham1lton, were unable to atiend the1r uncle's fun- eral Jonathan Meigs DOf RChapter ToMeetfridoy The Return Jonothan Fleming Hatcheries Melg& chapter of thr. Daughters of the Amer1can Rcvolutwn wtll meet tng ladles a, hostesses Mrs. Emerton Jones. Mrs. James BrewinJton and Miss Dalsle Saundera. Mr11 Dutton 15 in chara:e of tbe program on the topic "Great Doc· uments of Amcncan History" and three girls, who arc applicants for mombenhtp m the chapter (If the Children o! Amencan Rev olut!On now h1 1n,: formed, wtll lake parl w th~ afternoon's pro· ~ra1n NeiBonvUio, Ohio They include Sandra Brewin.Q:tcn Ellen Dutton and N~da of the show, Mrs Ben Neutzling who bad char&e or the evening's entertainment Mrs Wol£ received a host or lovely gilts wh1ch had been brou· a:bt by members of the class and fDclu()ed toilet articles, handkerchiefs, baijl towels, wasb cloths, jewerly .l.nd guest to~ Is Contestants were chosen by a drawing and others bes1de Mrs Wolf In· cblded M11s Maud Gruner, Mrs. Waldo Bartels, Mrs Hen~ Reibel &ll4 ·Mn. c J . Ebersbach. All ~onleatants gave humorous reasOns why they wished to be queen a n d at various mterval.s lhey were prnented glCts from the aponaors of the show ThoSe modelling the wardrobe of gowna Included Mrs Zana Bax·. ter .and Mrs Max Meinhart. Wolf drew the lucky card for queen and after a gold crown waa placed on her head with a a white taffeta cape around her abouldera a bouquet of red flowers wa1 plared m her arms and led to the throne by Mrs Neutz.. ling. Preceding the entertainment, Mn. Waldo Bartell presented the devotlona and opened the meeting 'flth the singing of the hymn "COUDt Your Many Blessings". lrfra. :Bartell chose scripture in keeplna: Wlth the New Year and UJed the topic, "(n The Begmnmg .. God". She stressed the 1m port·[ ance of putUng God flrst 10 our Uvea and urgf'd the _members to start the New Year In lhl& way. $be clased w1th thc~e words:. "Let your Bible ba your GUJde, and told of a man who complained that he co•dd not 1nterest hlm· &elf In the Bible, bec11use it v.as Mr•. Friday aftern(lon at the home of Mrs D•Je Dutton wtth the foUow· : Try them, and aeel Bradford. DURING BAKER FURNITURE'S Followm~ the devoUons, Mrs. Henry Retbel, newly mslalled president, conducted the busmcss session. The Class ~Jded to set:ve lun~heon to the Ltons Club each. week and a comml~ eo~­ posed of Mrs. Bentl WoU ""d ~ Dale Stntfh ,wae: appointed to lob} around fOr 1 new and JN.g"er fngerator for , the ki~tie'~:..s.-:' ~ Zuna BJ:Iter, Stewardlp_ \.i41 r man, ot the "!omen's ).11ld,' · present ~nd gave a bf1. f Q~tll of her work tor the eomr~e:tr:yte • urging aU-memben to parlJclpa e m this all important wor~. U ~ ters of appreciation were l 1 re(d from those rteeiving a:lftB at 1Cbl'lstmas from the class. A e()ntril> ullon was made to the March of Dimes After the bllBlrtesa teasion the group was entertained by a kitchen l)l'thfiatra composed of MrL Neutzhrt,t ~~ Wolf Mrs. Reibel, Mrs Bllirtel Mn. Melnhar\ and Mtss Kate E rabach This played three numbers; and were drened m kitchen aprons and dust eaps. Two game! were enjoyed and Mrs. Helen Nease won the prbe for the •now ball a:ame and Miss Freda Grueser for the Quizz D~ play Waldo J. Bartels., Mn. Metnhart and Mrs. Roy Se~ftert were bostesaea for the meeting and servecj frozen salad sandw1ches, toffee a n d mi~U. The lable wa 1 decorated in keepln& wttb the Winter season with spray ed p!nfl brancbea. anowbaliB snow men and red ~•ndlea. There were 21 membere present. Mrs. Burglars Loot Clotlring Store At Lancaster ••·• Weeae, vke-president, prea abort businesa meetmg program Included an ac the Mq:l from the Gu•.pel read by Douna duet "Star of the and Carolyr. Clelaud, K. Jobnaon, i1J1 plano ,'';·''lii!"jltft,~i Mary K ~~ worlh of men'• clo\hlng from Hammond Clathes here, Proprietor William Hammontl, told pollee the 1hlevel took 1~11 ~tandard brand lUll, iD II variety of l:i!Zes and eolon. Tbey also took 30 lopcoata, including five worUJ $110 each. Hammond said other loot includecl 10 p1eces ot lUiil;.Je and $13 Ill change tram the Cllh reailter. th. breaking of Arc~c Hayman Spanish Christmas -----------''-1 P(}MEROY SOCIETy, COMPLE'rE- 10 Po. $139.00 SECTIONAL LIVING ROOM SUITES ..... $129 • • 9 x 12' REVERSIBlE RUGS . . . . . . . . . .. .. ... ............... . .. $29.95 . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . .. . . . . . . .• • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 • • • • • • • • $58 up BEDS alld the biggest hf pf a Mlddlprt Society Va. Ray sO!~!'?: mght guc~ls ofwMrs 11ble before returning to home, Carpenter , Mrs J E White of Colurn~ill visited lrhmds m Pomeroy Sun.:fib and attended the (uneral of M'rt Viola Jones. Mrs. Rus~ Watson rclurncd home S1Uurday even1ng ~tftcr a ~b vtalt in Columbus wtth lllr. 11nd ..Mn;. Elmer Leonard. Roge~ Allen, tnfant ~;op of :aev. and Mr! Roger 81shop . l(oizfr Hospllal, SaturdAy · reported aa qu1te til wit~ a heart $299·00 ROOMS OF FURNITURE ' *2·Fkiora·.Of,in1 New Furniture ToS.~ectFrom .. fieJd. )fr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas vlstted Sunday 1n Aliany with Mr. and Mrs. M V. Rosa and tamJly Chuckle Hannah~ son ot Mr. and Mrs. Victar Hannahs fell 1t hia home receiving a badly aprain· ed leg He was taken to Melp General Ho&pltal !Ql' exray and re- of '' a. tamdf -·dll , a~d ·Pelivery RV'iCE FUR ,r, ,, P••t. ,salur<l•'f With l(ll'aVI\(i.t:;lt.d, ·-unt ·and --~ Convenience p of h~r hroGilbert, 11nd family Van Wert and New Years 'Vtth ber aunt i~ Sf]vanla, Ob.o .. anrl bi~ aiater, Mn. S. D.n Stopher, and ~mil:f, Toledo. They were gue~t.. lOr m1tte than a week of her par· ~n", Mr ancl Mn. J W. Gilbert Hilll<iale, Mlchlpn, and enroute hoina wort= guelh of bt~ mo h~r Mr1. Charlene $lwa, Newal:'k. Mr. and Mt•. Douglaa Jat'ks<m. IJ,IndYille, 'Villted here briefly Sunda)' when they, brpu&ht h.ls l)t'llh· David Jacbon, borne after lit' had lipept the ~belays wtth them. Mrs. !rnma Blsaett has b •en sarioutlJ ill at lhe apartml.:n! ol her dau.a:bter, Mra. Thelma Pr~tt. Mr. and Mrs. George HuJs·,11 and daqbter, .Carol, were bn·1n· eaa \'laitot1 In Columbus Thorsd•y. 1 Mn. lt. Johnson Lafay'!tte J..a., we• called tu Charleston thi1 Pill week by lbe critical illness of ber trandmotber, Mn. J. B ~nr. a Q)Cdlcel patient at the charleston General Hospital. She vlllted here ove .. the week end with her grandfath.er, J. B nctwnlns aDd father, Ro1n· y ~wDJ.n~: a!1d Mrs. Downing. M-911 vao ¥~ter, brGtber of Mrs. CfWlt~• MeNaml!l,. Ia ~lousl,l lll ~ :~~ ' 1 l)lvl4. . Cq.vtr:t. )'OUI\Itf ton ot .... •oci,J!.rJ J:_rn,at oo..,erh, broke ~»• · ~U,.. lht• wtet. ~ ,t,oul11 -:Abela and !~ .. !lji ' lqd A~n•l\0, Jerther, •r: Pome,.Y . .. . . Phone i81·~ . Middleport . Phone 62Q4:~ For' \ tsll j ~:~';1:~~u;':;:·:Ti·;~ w spent Chrul 1 holiday ,. CLEANERS 108 Court 3rd. q,JJ!if Thil · cuatom -an gift• wblch fell from t)le .pinata after it was brok eu by Ha}'Dia~ who was bhnd- folilet, were exchauaed by the • . dall members and their gue::~ts :t.fembers qf tbe C~mm.ericl!l and their tponeor, Donald Wolfe, were eontribqUna: a:ueats and llta. Jamet Euler, teacher of the Mr. and Mrs. Osc•r Scholr entertained Thurs eve m honor of Latin and S~ntih classes, 1s thetr dauabter Marlene wh~ wu tponsor of the club. Other guests 1~ years of age lee cream tlltl were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lee and son, Jetfrey, cake were served A play "After Christmas" was Harold E Weaver, chief o,f tPe US Navy and Mrs Weav'fll Uld ~yentea b)' the girl& of the class children, Ltnda Sue, TommY, Web- 110d ·. Ro~ert W~h, Qouglas Gra •el and Pegn have retUn\.ed llo I ' Gt Lakes, Ill 11fter speu,diq ~wo weeks with her parents, Mt. and Mrs Roy Winebrenner and WUI· .Mn. Robert Dud:wor..th is 1m tam Gordon ' . prevlng atter beJng 111 for •be Lt. Charles Lochary has "N!turn- poot week ed to Chanute Air Force base, 01. Mr!. , Alille· Cahoon, Wilk!'s"'t!ltl, after a weeks ~·ls1t wtth hl.a par· l4 spending a week with her S'l<~­ ent1, Mr 11nd Mrs Patnek tbCh- ter, Mrs. Otho Watts. li'nda.~ \C ning .t birthday dmner waK he 1d ary ~ LL anct Mrs John Wtlllam ,»laet- at the Watts home celet.rat ng lnar have purchased the ~arJ b1rthday and guests 'her ~ Jennings property (In iUllcOln and Mrs. G. S. Cahoon, s• epWiilkeavllle, and Mrs Hetahta '' Dexter. Mr. and Mr~ Howard . .and Mra. Robert St:;who have been vlsttfn& Carl, retbmeil h m111 Cond.1Utm. 1 M'r•. Frank Amos &r and Mr. rrcsant were: Nloml Chase, lnd Mrs. Amos Jr. of Melvindale, th(l rhurch aocial rooms Jan 1 wtth Mrs. ChirJes Sl~ers hosteu Micb were thfl weekend auests asst by Jean Barr and Leta Long· of Mr and Mrs. John Frick, C,l and Mrs Clyde Barron have strcth. Delicious rilfrt.thmenl! moved from the Am08 apartment, were ~erved. The devotionals were In charge Rock Sprlnp road to New Marab- BEDROOM SUITES Swtflower Minstrels To vocal , aJina in Span· Rutl•ftit of Mt'lva Turner with Uleral othrrs taltln1 part. Tbc buslness wa1 tn charge o! the president Mra. R~ath Erlewlnc. Sick report w~s read by Mrs. Elhm Tucker a'nd the trea.alure re· port bY Mrs. Linnle Taylor. New proJects were decided upon for the New Year rrt•sent were: Namoml D11v1s, raullne Duet, Cr)·stal Davis, V1ldrt>d Piol!«t Goldia Andcr11on, Opal ArmstroftJ, ' Mattia Denlaon, Mtldred Luca•,''Eilen Tut~err Luj.. nle Taylor, No'retlla Fletritng hut~ Erlrwme, Joet\a Erle!Jne, '' Jea~ S1dcrs ThliY Piette aqd 'th~ hos • e~s 1\frs. Siders, MJflt Barr an Miss Loncstretb. ,, .. ,, 1 The next , pt~et.J,na wn~ ' ~"i ' J h('Jd at the home 0! M'ri. GOld 1 A»· der:wn Feb. 0. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Harrah of Dayton Ohio were the holiday ~~:uesls of the ~tten: par(lnls Mr. and Mn. Oacu SChoU lfrt. Harrah IS a reg111leed nurie at Good Sa· marlton in Dayton. • qf 1,the SpaDJSh Jn charleston, LANCASTER, 0. UP - Burglars todaY ~tole an ealimated $7,- 3 I 1 d~u YEAR AROUND • ' r ·. Poultrymen ' ,. .. ... ... lllad:r bnneh oflle011 Wlu eltporleoce pr_o<mjrl(' ~ ~k~il H.aakba, · ute hhme after a two !n . ' . s , of rules for the flnt. iecond OJld third reading and -!hereby I approved and adopted lbe 19m Budget for $90,718. The newly adopted budget represents an lnerease of f3 434 over the bud1et of 1956. ' J EdWard Folter Ia ·a hold~vet lor 1 lW<J-Ytar t~.tn. .. U89.00 Bedroom.Sallel, .: : . - , ..... U91.00 · B~J!! .~~ ~ >,, ...•... $Z09.00 Bed'ioclm Sullea . . . . . . . . . . $!21,80 ·B~ Suites ..... _.. - $U9.0il Bedroom Salleo . _.....·. . . Beg. $318.00 Bedroom Suites . . . . . . . . . . Reg. $54!.00 Bedroom Snlte1 •......... Reg. f818.00 Bedroom Suites, ........ _ . Silo $151.00 S~le $157.00 Sale U8Z:'"' Silo $lliJ.OO Sale •19tU& Silo $254.00 Sale $434.00 Sale $484.00 . BR_EAKFA$T SETS e the General Fund Ute amount of Sl8,604 with appropri•tJopa made to the tollowml Coune~J $288, Mayor .f960; Clert:, 1860; Tre1surer, me· s.o.. Jicllor, $500, Building Irup~ove­ menu, $2,000; Public Emploreea Rettrement Sy!tem, $350· Lepl Advef'tWna:, ~. Office ~lafJ $2.080; Nolell and Intere~t, $1,850; Reserve Fund for Partin1 Lot BOnds, $4,100, UtiUttea, $2.000; OffiCe Erpenee, $350, Dump Bent $600 and ln11urance, $~.200. J"rom the General Fund for Contineeo- orJ:I:: Tranderred from the Safety Fund wa1 the amount of $21AOI) for appropnation to tl:!e foUowi:ag: MarahaJI, $3.300; Pollee, $8.700~ F1r8t Aid, $500; Other Police ~. pensec, $41,000; Fire Cbief, $3QO; Firemen, $7M; CIVIlian Defenae, $2M; Other F'tre Department El:· penars, $Z..to00; Hydrant Rent,. $3.300; Bonds, $200 and Police Pea .lion Fund, $J ,600. Tl-.amferred from the Service Fund wa.a the sum of $8,000 to be apprDpnatedf.l' followt. 'Street Clearung, ~ ; Payme11t on Old Wal.t'r Bill, 1,500· .Pay.-.ent oq Old ljgbt $1,000. Tnrusferred from the CnnM.eJy 1 Bill, Fund was the "'"' ~ ~DJaJWtO • pi • ., z:! Reg. 50e Pletqres ...... , ... : ..... ,... - . Sah; , Reg. $ 1.95 Pkture& .................... Sale 8 Reg. • z.an f!cluru , ...... . _..... , ...... Salo. fl.48 Re(. • s.il5 Pleturel .... _...... , . . .. . .. . Sale f2·:: Reg. $ 8.95 Plelureo ................ - ... Stile $4. , 4 u~ $12.95 Plelureo ........ - ........... Sale $1. I ·~-.. $18.85 Pictures . , .............. - · · .\,Sal• '$8 •48 Reg. appropriate. from Cies, $MO. Perintendent otaeho;oJI 1 • Supt. Charles Glf:lbi reported ' ~ew ateps retentl7 lnstaJled Semor Higli School apto bo very N.tiBfletory. ' Citr CJerlt; Charles M. Lepr, hy Two men ..,ere lliJhtly mjured l'!~rly Tu~·~· motlliag Jn a eolU. !IOn on :State Route 33, approxi~ mately 5:5 feet nartb ot Pomeroy City Umiu, <>ecordJna to a report ot tbe Ob.io Highway Paln;IL ond Tueltiay gf. eaeb, moDtti 7:30 p. m. In the otuft! of the au- ' ' Qne t-, Injured A .car driven by Roy Taytor of VlritoD; Ohl~ overturned .t Clll· 111embers voted 1o ~old their tell'· ular meeli.J18•.'ill ~11&7 on the sec- • . ,•..... - ..•..,, Sale • $4.00 Reg. $ 6'9.90 Breakfa.at.Sels Reg $ 89.00 Breakfast Sets , . . . . . . . . - . Sale $ 71.01 Beg. $ 99.80 Breakful Sols . . . . . . . . • . . . Sale $ 81.00 Reg. $109.00 Breakf~ Sell .... ~ . . . . . . . Sale $ 88.00 Reg. $119.00 Breakfast Sets , ... _..... __ Sale • 84.00 keg. U!t.OO Breakfa~ ~ _...•.. - .... Sale $103.01 Reg. U59.00 Brealifa~ Set! '. . . . . . . . . . . . Sale $127.00: PICtURES ... No "lised: .,,..~.j eUnt south. afJ:er goln• out of Oon'1 trol. • boped It :was ~e~orted that the Taylor car atte.mptctd to pass anotber ear Jtam toward 011 tbe lig~ side after the .!le(!ond 1tandard•. ear had stopped preparatory t(l 1n-other busJ~u the lfllkil'lJ. a left t~arn off the high· eel lo join the Ohio Scllclol way. I Asaoeittion, st-litwlde , Darnage. . ~ the Tay}or ear wu tion that ~o~natea a apprOJCim.•t¢11 ~- " T•ylor wa.s menta in 41diM!atton. , • untnj~· ,r· Reg. $13.1,00. Bedroom S,ulle~ . . . . . . . . . . Sale 4111-QO Tbe butlcet as read to Coull cil 'fwo Are Injured iIn CoJli~oll On ' Rt. 33 Tuesday to" ~· ,~lurdjy nlfhl wblle dov· Beg U79.00 lledroom Snllel •......•.. Silo U4S.OO Reg. Reg. Reg. Beg. Reg. Appropriations Show Increase Of $3,434 Over Previous Year I, yearPomeroy Council in its first regular meeting of the new Monday mpt Paaed OniJnance 313 under a suspenaJon ·~ eJert ~f the botrd, having been n.ilme4 ,l.o that potltlo~ latt ,ear BEDROOM SUITE$ • ' Jalnlary Clearance Sale 3 P(ECE In Pomeroy Wednesday . 1 Judge OJ!ver F:inh Judteial Vltalola palo Juqe Lewis H. ed 1the January County court on ·Pieuant. , , XeSSeJ who *-u ~~~~.e~ttd' trl Nov.. ember, called Mtuef"toultiUy 'IM •outllon l.or• •lrfQ · ioliJi In lltU ~ect\\!n ol the ~t\!>7. ' , - 'Oiher •.,. plffl!!~ti on eMty'coo were CirCUit! ,c~Prt ~n Jtona., IJope, Sheriff E~H _ Jidltr, 0¥~! Deputy S~eri!(·JIIatt Harth• -.1ND1er, ! ' l{opo waa ni!'led 'lo lbe Pool ol OID'Oult olert loiJc(~« ljl~ , re' ~14li..Ud~ o! Iptoa: i!nri" laot •"*- Hope WJU-·~ ttl!UI tile lt~t '~~metal ti.U~~ • f(,500; TOolo - tt!OO; Other Expe-. · Lan~ anti Buildings, $1~ PubliC Employees ae~ Fund, $600. · ,., <Appr:ppril.tiGlll for tlfi'\..U.._Jt' ¥ain1Ma~ and Re~ ~-,-~ taW" $27,12f in tbe follo~~i-' ~IC*tiom: EmplOye._ -·$.l3Jl0oi ll~ $4.000; Street ~, M.JOo; Tool> 011<1 lotpllotplftilo!~lli' Dwight Foley at lijnfiW!Od, W. Va. brother of Cl)rAe Foley, lbe p~metpal of Wahama .ffigh Scbool, 4ted at 2 PM on Sun~ ~t tile Cleveland ~hnic wliere be W been a patient Cor lhe paat t., weeb. ., . - Foley was vice preaident of th, ,fl;Hg-.f(o~t ·a:Dd In~ t$1 - • , Bruce Lloyd -Teeiecteli president of the Middleport kingwood Band and ha~ vialq,d lfilceUaaeotJb-~ $50(1 .md.!. -•.• 1 Board of Edti<atlo~ when lbey met at the ,High School Mon. Forty.thm- pupUs of Mn. ~:.. h1s brolber in Maaon on several bJioyeea Retir'ement,. ~ ~. · day nigh! and Mrs. LQw~ P,robaS<o was reelected vice-presi· sro~t'• POQteroJ lunlor ~&I> ocea~tons. - Ap~ted fronr Qle ~ dent. Paul S. Smart, clerk, will continue iD' this oftlce with lbe EQhtb ·Grade eW. 1'1>• Mr. and Mra. Clyde Foler left oo Bon~ ~meat .ftmd ..._..,·_,.tJ:W ~ tenn lasting until the f.itst of next ~ar. The Board will con· Dilly SentmeJ editorial otftees pnd Friday for ClevelaDd to be at the JUDi ol f$.fi0 with $f.GOq: PJinUng plant Mondoy as a port bed-side of his brotber. In the ab- IUJil aet Uide for tile Hed~ CJetand tjnue to meet on the fihit Monday of the month. Miss BeSJ Sanborn wu :reap.. .of their 1tudy of AmeTJcan Histof1• sence of Mr. Foley, RAlph Sure, ot Bonds aa.lt $1.440 for ·~ He lvlll IS aervlui u :.Prtnei- on Bonda. Ani pointed as a trustee of tlu!. Mid~ The atadenta' observed teletype the coach pal of Wahan~a. ';;t. In Olber ~ilness bd~llle and dleport Public Library Board for <opy being _.,lved and prepared -----~'-. ~ ,.......,. Coundl MondOr • a seven year term. ,-... for Unotypes, aaw tht Jlnotypea m ~ '( under a IUSPE!Illlon ot ~ C Arrangements were completed ~;~peratJon, and fallowed a 1-...a:....ll_ aeetnad and fmaJ readinp Q-.f ~ lor sale of ~ouseo on JNlll""'Y The Dolly S.ntlnel being 1'1 tt' DmLa.I.IS naore 312 providing for the owned by the Board on Pearl St. PP " They were particularly ,...,. i VIce pre· witb the houses to be offered at Li&htiDg rates was tn-4e aqd' ~ ested in hDw eomlc• were can intq eeo. treas.; public auction on Saturday, Jan. ....1 ed by Council. • ~ • :~ • plates- and 1et Into pa1e forma. Frank,. Jo- 28. at 2 P m at the Pearl Street '!"¥ Mayor's Report.~ ' 'W. Salet of prepaid 11 alea tax. reRichard Owen, manager of The month of D«ember, -" ;H. Lee. Bulldmg Interested persons may eeipta In Meigs County jumped in Daily Sentinel aDd Chester Tanneteipta flf $5!50.11 II .tb!e " ~;I officers are, see the houses on the week of tbe Dece1qber, but totals for 1956 re hiJJ of the editori&lstaff conducted ..~ of fines and eolti, wuftad sale by calling tbe superintend. malne4.below 1955 it was learned the young people through the PI· The Modern Woodmen of Am- llld approve<t by Coundl and bill& ent's office and making attangehere tOday per's operations. ·~~:;~;~'~:; Ass\. elica met Friday at their Hall and totalinf .appr~teb' ~ were ~ · Captatn, AI· menta Hou1es are to be removed installed new atrieera. L S. Ho~o riad, approved ud 0lil~ pajd th 91 I IJeutenant, Rober\ r lthl thlrt d ·Treuurer Roger Tracy 1 e e w n Y ays -.u.~ urr.. ,siies In the lhtrd week of ofrom the sale. Next Spring Mrs1 Slout expect& char was the hutaUing Consul and when funds are avap 1 ~Je."-~ ' December, emlmg Dec. 22, were to take her Seventh Grade pupilJ William Kr.;.ctomberger , w.--...,. the ..•.)(a;vor E. F_ llobtaaon,'~t tile The Board ha1 rOO<liVed the ~. up !9'/i from the same in hlJtory to v~1t histonooll,y im- tnatalling esCort. . dose oJ tbt · Moncf9 .'U.eetinc, · money form the 81lle of bonds and week's Slllea the previolUI year portant landmarks al'ld seenett, lD· · Officers l~stillfid wer.e: Goldie -eozpmende(f ltlembera Of, the c:oupwllJ place $2!1l,6oo.oo in a savings which were $7.~85 eluding the .m.useum, in Marietta. Krarkomberaer. . Consur; ' E. K.. til t.Qr the Jone hou'! of ltudJ; and ., fund at the Clihen's National Total sal81" for the year, how· Ohl(). Owen, Advturi D. A. ,.Rice, El.. ..-t en~ - in the ~dint' BanJr: untll needed later in the ever, wm-e 11 '7r down, or $11 • .Watchman,, D. 1\. ~; Sea. af Ule 1.,- appropria~) ...._,, year The Board also disc!Qsed the 237, from 19M's $126,731J t(l th~ Ray Truot~ H. C. ll!!lo.led '"I' that dui;Dr ·Uiit· ,.._,_.fr9Jects of mstaJiing windows m same date Jones, D A. Hi~ and IUiea Roa- daJ ~uon members of Uie to'i!Nifl ·i Ute Central Buildhtg, automatic -------ehar. had met 1ft JeW:ral 'ape:¢111 IIUr' heat ·control tdr the High Schqol The Camp -will meet on the siona to 1t0n out tbe probltfbl Ffi'st and Third Frida,& of eatb that confront tbem in ;\be ~.: :~!':!~g and ~utpmeot to be purmcnth atioo of slfch In appro.P.kia:tioDi On January 18 Neigbbor Arthur Councilmen present at ~'• A calculator for the commerctal Tracy wtU be preeuted with his meeting were: Roy Beb:lng, tiltbdep..-tment " 1o be · purehased ~ports flfty year membership pin ami ard Iones, Dl.le Smitb, WQqe ffom the Mary Watkins Memorial 1 Fund and three. typewr.ters are newly formed Scout Post, m Middleport. : " also to be purchased for the Commercial Department. The first baby of the year born mght moved tc tponsor a "roffeehoi the ehoeolate-donut benefit" to at Holzer Hospital was a 7 lb. 11 aid local Polio drive. men answered the j' oz girl born at 8 09 am The inot ... mon per '0 The locatum for the Explorers fant ha6 been named Jusnlta Gay Hours epnsumed prbmoUon, Co help fight t h. e and is the daughter of l\tr. and dread disease , will be In front o£ Mrs Harold Green, 600"' Third 'avor>r• •f · the A4PP Store Jn Middleport, Avenue Galhpolis. Ohio. Mrs. Recently, 0. E, Anderoon, Sl>cretary, Ohio Bankers Al8ocla: where the liremen distribute the Green tS a former' employe of the lion, annoum:ed U!J fourth allllt¥ "Ohio Bankers ~aflon _ bo~llal where she worked itl the popcorn. Saturday, Jan. 12, has been the date set Ior the affair. Chapter ProJ!ICt.~1Eout Meigs County Banks are ""'~rlll8 ,; Dretary Departmcnl this proJect fu M...l Cqunty. They are the Racine il9~ Bank; Pomeroy Fire Chief George Mr. Green 1s a construction Hot coffee, hot chocolate, the First Na,tlonalllarik of Racine, the Pomeroy N~llbaal HJcln: reported todiy that in the worker ancl bas been employed fresh .wlartn glazed donuts will Bank and the Fa.:fueils Bank and Savings Coml'in.r~ i\tJ>om. period trom Dec. 31.l.. 1955 untJI bY v. N. HOlderman & Sons but is distributed tbroughaut the dcwnOhw -'· • ~. Sl, 19M that l,hC!' local Vol- temporArily la1d off work. Tb\'! town area, f~r the pnce of one projec~ IS open-. . to all jun. the keeping o( eQIDplete and Jli.., unteer Fire Departmeii~ answered cou.P]:e has. one other daugbtet, dODijtion, in. the never-ending batiors and seniol!l ehrOJJ~ in a eurate records, tbe effectiv~~ ~ 41 alarms. · cyntbia Jean, who is 13 montha tie 'halnst Poll(). class of Voea:t.•ottaL AgricUlture. marY ot reeord&, and, tbe f!~ ' Chairman ol the "Explorer A total of 328 men responded old. to fire calls representing 100'-h A total of 945 hab1es were bo."Jl Scout• Polia Fight" promotion is Tht' followm,g flY~ ~ud~ _eleef- made towal"l beeomjng ~ ~ working hours w~Ue the lire rc- at Holzer Hosp1Lal which includes Pete Warner anrl auutant cba r- ed to submlt their farm:llll, pro. ed in farming and as cl~ oJ COURT 1 gram record books fbr .,atticlpa. the community. qu!rlng the loftgest time to sub- 472 jfrls, 477 boys, 11 pllllri of man 1s Darr~ll Bechtel Other Ex24 ol Middlem the project. ~ Ebers· --:-;;;;~:;::::;:::;:::;,;; to apper In due was. that to the Swisher Coal twina and 73 premature&. A~n j p]oren taking p.1rt are: George tton bach, Joe Glenn, c'arl WoUe, ASKS 9 p m. Tipple which resulted in a $12,000 Holzer Ho&pltal 1s proud of '"' un , Hibr.. Dale MlUer, "Hotdog" Dwa1n Sayre, and l.arty: ·Hoftert A divorce broken record of no matern~j Xloes and Larry Bunce or de- lass. The purpose of the proJect il Pleq Hicks pointed out that 90 per- deatlu. There were 14 bab1es &iw ' <lhar· ol tbe fire caUa answel1!'d by er born lo the hospital in J958 The Feenev.JBenne~t AmeticRn to encouraae •nd give l'fleoJrdo Lou va._ Ohio cent volunteer €ltemen were out of the tbab. were born m 11155 when a to-. Legjon Pclst of MiddlePort b twn to cafdul aelec:Uon plan-- aeuted by A~!~''."l:!, nmg of the tii'ming PJ'Oil'lml et FIPCS. from corporation cans. tal"ot 959 babies were boru. sronsor of UJe troop. Vocatwnal -A&rlculture Btudein\,i . Leland, Middleport Board Of-Education ~unior Hi.a~ ReElectS, ~Uce IJoyd President -Mak~ Tour Of w•~ ScntmeJ Plant D, toured Me1gs , SaleS Tax Retelp • ls ShOW '""'crease Jn Dec tbe oe: lfl'fiA New Officers At Middleport- ·street Sta" j Holzer Hospital IR JlS FIrst • Baby Of The Year V }uuteer F'Ire Dept.Answered 'A~~ 41 Calls In 1956 I Explorer Scouts Map Project For Polio The Da"" ~~!;~~J'/':"~'':::'':::"::':::te:_:~-::--::---:::--~S::w::i::;•h:•:r~•~•:d~D:o~o~lll::u~ll:•:•'::t.;_ Four M .eigs • coun-JyBanks tflill " '· > Sponsor Banker.Chapter Jlr~j~t I I ind I na.- - ''" J � 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 7, 1957 feeney lovett manley matheny mckee mcnaughton vining