https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3a2a10d806b644ac55f2bab663e82064.pdf 8443fedb1b5e019a02c49d906c41e53c PDF Text Text 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 �"~<" -... . --- :; .f l-'lliOy Se!itlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 11, 1957 IIIIV81 16 '1'0 INTIIIESTS OF MEIGS. MASON AREA Plbli-beO eftr1 afternoon. except Sunday b)f The Ohio Valley • ''trfl,IIL .Ilt 110 Mecbatue St.. Pomer,y, 0 . Basiaeu offla Jboai L~ afft~ phone 39i -ICHAitD 5. OWIN- GE.NERAL MANAGER iaYNOLD I . GREENE - EDITOII Matioaal adve~ representat1ve. BotUoeW.Kim\taJl. lrl.e~ MII&Ave.NewY<rl C>ty,l6. NY. Mt:Ond clast. mail.ing matter at tbe pbat office at ~!M nt:ea:: Delinry by carrier when, an.ilable • "t .. - L 'ECONOMitl. ) ,'t SO ~~~ OM Ytaf lnldvance al The Daily Sentinel offi~. ~ tftlli))Je; eh6 1Mnth I By mall onP vear a: eix month.t.. aiji~ R IIMJtltbs. 1'7.10: ree months, $3 00 ;- ~mont:ht. - $2.59; ene month. Sl ;~ Jl AID ' Dy motor ro1tte County Gets Nl!ar Half-a-Million 1 Records of the State Aud1tcr show Ohioans shared in high. wa,v revenues--from licenses and gas taxes - by over UOO • ' ouEST SPIAdlt Mill Ethel Niehohl wlio for over 25 yean was 1 lupetvtJior of prla BCbool;t 1n Indi• wlll be the g,ueat spea'ker when, the Women 's M1~ sionary Soelety of tbe Pomeroy Baptist Church metta Friday evening, at the church. .,.. ' &r.t•tlntt><~toblllf>l Metho~ ' .. at 61flill Jt.liWiiUiltliM.Nt Around , About ·with Rt~bert Rmr,.k I I Mrs Dou,1laa Circle nnd ramlh DnuKia11 Ctrrll! Saturday. 1nd P'Jor,nce Circle \'\sited M1 1 Mr und 1\.tr~ Homer Circle are a.nd krs Buren Duncan or Cllfton , 1 the ..:randp11renLs of a son born W Va Thurada)'. 1 to Mr and :\1rs Harold C1rcle of Barbara anti Marilyn Rou8h re Portland gentleman whose hooked nolie and 1 cragg chin gave hlm the 11 ppf>ln ance ~f a truculent hlrtle He had a pair of piercing blue eyes behind frosty sdasse1 and 11 laugh that could be remlnlscent of the croaklna of ravens Some of this .was aathma, but a lot of n amvcd DOWN 10. Ballor from the sardonic v1ew that there 1 Lovar ot 1Brit ) was very little room m his racket eountry 23 Hated for lneptnes~ I P..torm :;15 Cl01e He hod an Idea that a man wnt a DtJn• <o t.lplilllh nx.,•. tng a piece ought to know what he 11¥ttlj)OI1) tive was writing about, so that 1t at I Ultrl.ey reply least ml1ht be mtelllg1ble Lo the 18 Oreek author before he p3Jmed It orf On PonCin ldter the public. 20. Nulll· The Skipper had been a srhool tl.. teacher, a reporter, a columni11t, •. Qlpttal SO Oaau :11. Antlered ''veral kinds of newspaper exe('U· llwlll.t ftxedly onlmol tive, an editorial writer and ftn •• '1'1111. u II. MonJe'• title U.Scuftd,u aUy an edltor-1n·c1'uef before hr • khl.hl lpl.t a donkey 3t aonne tool 44. Bitter vetch atarted pounding knowledge Into the knotty heads of young squlrt8 80. Rue&l 10. Mo\uN who wanted to wr1te the Great American Novel the very mmute While dl~~eoura11lna: lhls, Coffin tauJbt them the rudiments of a coherent, ahort senOOnee. He taqht tbem thCI value or the word "ain't," for emphasis, and auggeated that the world was fat' ~ -pettect and that the pl'!Ople in the world shared iU lmpertettton:J, I To tbat end, he dispatched h1s I hopeiula to tuch uhlyrieal plares aa pblll~• t.'Outb, it'lsone asylums, and Nte pt1aona. He Issued as· altnmenll at the flnt of the week " li ' and revluwf"cl th·e ertorh on Friday, which waa laden w1th peril U.WI He retd the workl aloud, with apprGprlat.e comntetlt. His aareasM bUttered the palntwork, and h!JO veey oeeaalonal praise ent you tf. I IO&I'In1 over the wee~end. TIM man's aolldlty ~ rnade him a cle.ariRJ houae ror neW!Ipapera as ,_, I tar north a1 Baltimore. Even in th 1 midat of the DilpMuion, Col· boya ud 1lrb went to work ti!ltToQtrOH - RoPe'• how tt wtlti 1t1 (In'• out of aeh<tOl Editora atralabt AlCYDLBAAxa held mOat vaeaneles for 0 J 's I ' .. loONOI'iiLLOW cubs, larply because tbey didn't OIIIIIIU. tllftply - l h tor 0110th" Ia thlo ...,pit A Iii ultll have to t~aeh the cuba very much lor t.bi L'l. X tor Ule two 0'1, eto. emr1e rtttM. •~ about covertna and writing, a \rophit. tM JiQtll U.d tormat,lon ot thl word• are 111 hlntt. atory. 1Jiell dlt Ute todtlttttrt "" dlr.ertnt. 1 fell under the mUl'l spell In 1 an unuiual fuh1on ( waa not a 11. an> ..... m q,.~olloo ,' journalism "-udcnt, but I elm~ ! Ptl.eHIX 7UI QL'I'AP 'I'U8 4Ua down wtth an attaek of love for a doll who WaL The old professor LPXII>ci ifOtUI JU WICOHIAIIXasked me, ln an Interview, why l wanted to Uike up joutMibm ib OR'fU, the wAnter~ -~lrttr ar my lf!hi(ll' .,.....,.. . , . . , _.. I 01111 1)()1111 11m KNd\v"-Clk· year. 1 ,.lllll!d \bot I wu ift 1... Ito\' !llfti...... Jilia1 'I'RAT II IN ONZ-N~ with Ml• SHnd.SO, 1nd tlti11 wll Mr.itw ~- ..._ ~........, the ealiut w~ I eould contrive t() CROSSWORD .........,....... U:~.. ... ..:it.- :tf"" a: a=· DAILY "'* ~ 7:00 Today t :QO OoUee Time 10.00 Home "smii· kttp bel' oii\Wi' 1117 lyt. "I Uke a pratleal man,'' 0 J aald. "And 1he is tbe Prettiest gJrl Jn the clan You'r~ hired She'll get married beton 1he ever makea 1 ne'Wspaper htnd, but l got some tdeas about you." 1 ean uy with a wl'Jole lot of pride that he gave me the f1rst job that developed in the summer of 1033-"because," sald he, glggling evllly over a sJug ot bourbon, "the job Is so damned awful that you're the only man I got who 's ornery enough to take it. I gtve you a month outside." Aa a matter of fact •. I lasted tbree, before country- weekly claustrophobia in Hamlet, N C, drove me out intn the Northern snow . The Skipper and hu tmy, razor tongued wde, M1ss Gertrude, took us all to raise, and we spent more Lime In h111 house lhan h1s son, Wilson. we ate hts rood and d,ank hls bourbon and soaked up practical philosophies of the workmg pnss, obBervations so wired they gener· ated electriCJly. Coffin was a Mencken wlthout tbe posturing, and an hour with hlm was as strenuous as a third-degree. The salty nld boy had an unholy pact witb Philllp Russell, the not· ed biographer who taug,ht ereatlve wrltlne. Dt Ruaaell would inject us with quiet culture and 0. J. would adapt n to hareh praeticallty They worklld. together aa cynically aa a thief 1nd hil fence, with Phll Russell tUtting us over the head with Japaneae hokku and Cotnn adi~ttna: the ancient art form to the vulgar present. Well, he'a trone now, as all the good onea S(), although stme aev· eral tl'iOuland or us thought he was lmperllhable. Ir he'11 some place wh~e he cap read hla oblta, he probably baa already produced a blue pencU and Ia busy haekin1 them to bitt. Are Made For Attendattte Mrs. Geneva Nollln 8:00 ~tlln KaQa.sroo lll~'ll 10:110 G~ '. 10:80 AriiJur Godfrey 1:99 · St:Hl:e It ttlch Vtllani Lady t.oye 'l.ot' ,IJfe ~atta l'C)r tomOrrow Guiding Light 1 two and a e Former Pastor Named Chaplain Of Legislature BONI GQIS RIGGING PHILADELl'HIA - The Atad· emy of NatUral Scaences here Ia literally 'ac~ng with old bones. So inueh so that It refused lo aceept. a UI,OOQ.year-old rqastodon le1 found by John Hirschman, 10, of Delaware TownetUp, N J, at Lon1 llefeb lai•nd, N J TQW'L COMII lACK 11:30 l'lv,e Star F'il\al 7:Qfl Kqtlo, J'ron I> OUte t:15 lob' D117 I> the N..,. 7:.ao ~~tl~ . 8 llll ~lt ~:!!Q · Ett9.Dfr· W ·IIUPOii! 10:~ ~ol~ Timo 10: ! JU1 , '• 11: ' llt'\lt w' dit 'l'boltre 11 ·30 TB4 12.00 Tie,..Tac Douth 12 30 It. Could 8e You 1·00 Current 2 00 Camera Coet to SchOol 2:30 Tenneuee Ernle Ford 3·00 Ma.tlDee Theatre 4 00 Quee.1 lcr. • Day 4 45 M:odern Ronu~el 8:00 Comedr ~me 6 30 TJ1e Aubt Oru Sbow cuE$...ER Middleport SodMy •J•· women•, st>eneer, ~Iii, to\lbnl, a •••• , I Rarine 1211 " llrohl"'- Darlene I 8 Bte 1ee SUN IIAY B01'1'LED GAl llo¥1 UGt.L IIIOTICI OI.QINAHCI 1>10. 112 AN OI.OINAIICI TO ,.OYIIII 1101 PutNIIHINO, OPIUTUto ANQ Mloi.JjTAllf{(IIG A LIGHTING IVSTII>i T!l L(,.n' ITIIIITI ALLIY~ ~ JIUBLIC I'LACU or 100<1 ..~.. • · - b l l llj Till VILLMI! POMUOY, prife4, Paol ~,a...,nee, ..... -"!liS COUIIfY, I!NIO. land, u. s. Loeu 21 l-7·t! 81 IT OIIDAINID BY TMI ~DUNCIL OP Tttl YILLAOI 0, u.n. Coif 318·11 ... D311l. 1 8 "31c tara or 'l'hldU •n4 Spedll. No. 2 COON HOUND8. ! ELI!CTIIIC llooa of 1:..111o J'IIIMI • ,..,... hDt pittQ, 2 fln ton houae lor eluoUled roteo Obiluorlto jaeb. llll'lhaU MJlle!', Jr., Down· lll,lton. I 8 ptp J>il~ .. 1 em 1*' """'· I I I • .,Of)l>f$ • M)l' LJtUe Mar,il.l, Ne•s Picture Sports Eye • Weatbereast Mayor p( the :Town 'J·SO Eddie Fi!j}!et 7•j5 NliC News 8.90 Hinm Holidar Fa·~tr Knows Best 6·00 -For-Rent f $·30 8:45 8:55 7:00 h~l yoated wlill t11< rijlht to IIcht wtlb eleetrlcity the ~u. alley• and other publk: plaeea In the VUia1e of .PomtrOy, Ohio, (hereln called servicemen "omnlete WHJI:BI, ILIGK~. 8 loom modtrn APARTMENT, ~IMIQJ Ad- llob _,.., ..U Pomei"O)> fl&.J or Midlll• llaokell's Botetr SOI"rioo. Wut •=30 . Voi\J Stroel. - , Q11!t>. SAYI DON'T YOU IUIOWI' Bator's wilt give yoQ the bait 1.00 Kr41i Thfatre -- trade on lumlturt ot- appll.an4-8 tf ee.t --- _::.::_ !3) In Memoriam ~-~-- port tl048. I 5 t! 1M\' IIQli"Wi APAilTQN'I', Peoplet Ten~ee, Pomeroy. G~ IJe. Above fiood. nne. Plaone 1:14-y or 46fi.X I 5 31< ' I l\OO!t !lOUSE Ia S>ruuoe, ,.., olettrle ••• ora»¥. _,ph..,. OO'I·X. a ciUIQ"iiEL 8:00 Captaln KatliBrOO 9·011 Morning Show )b:OO GaJTy Moore 10·30 Artbur Godlret 11:30 Strike it Rich 12:00 V1hant Lady 112.15 Uove (lf Live 12·30 Search fdl' Tomorrow U!:45 Guiding Ugnt DU!lSEL trainihg, 2:30 H:tuseparcy 3:00 1he Big Payoff 3·30 Bob Crosby Show 4:00 Srlghter Day 4:15 l!lettet Storm t:30 Ftlge of Ni&ht 5:00 l'.be Early Show 6::m Les Paul & Miry Ford 6:30 Your E.!lso Reporte:-6:45 Sports Parade 8:M Wectherman 7·00 Jill Corey Show 7:1D DotJgJas F.dwards 7.30 Gant Step 8:00 At'thur Godfrey & Frl'endt 1 8:00 The MUlion~~otre q:30 J've Got A Secret 1~:00 20th Century Fox Hour tl:OO Up to the mlnuj~ neW& 11:05 Sr-anning the Weather 11;10 'l'be Late Show .. . . -- WIITN·TV CHANNEL ll 11:44 stan On U:M Cirlo<ib Club 12:10_ N'oon News Praetical apare-tlllle Include• maintenance. Diesel Traimn~Jt e-o Jo:r. ~A DaU> Sentinel Pomeroyt 0. l-7-3lp FINISH HIGH SCHOOl. • no cloo- ses. Study at home, 'PJI'e time. Diploma awarded. Write for tree catalo& • WUM SChool, e-o Box 668-A. DaUy Senttnal, Pomeroy,O l-7-3tp -:----~--- (8) Auto SOles 19!50 FORD TROOK, II ton, \lour speed transm1$Sion, "ictor 8ahr, two m1le nllrth of Chester. !IJIIG CHEVROLET, '~tl:· ·s· .- ·" llfdon, V8 IHH ... t( hea ~-, teat·eoverw. ~w:'l"'....... lin fl145.00. I'Om...., Motor eo. 112a tr IIIU'I[ 1:30 Fem_inine Touch 21~ Ltberace 2:40 Li!e Wllb Elllabetb 3·00 Afternoon Fllm FesUvd 4 30 $uper Serial 'nme 1918 BUJCI[ V8 Super, f di'. Ill., iera Sedan. Power windn'l. ste¢na:. lett, antenna:, and brakes. $J,1B:I.OO. Blaettnar1s, 1 Ute Theatre ·tt:frilj~:, w~:~~ leigh's Dept OHL • IMO-R, Tree. port, DL 1-7-ltp ·, KAtN TO BECOMI A llltANCN MANAGER IN CONSUMER (21 ) Rca I Estate HUJM!nttOa, W Va. With llr. and lin. Doaald -U& and ,._ riJmmy MeCiu., returned to his ll_!~1.~1~atU., laturdQ' afw JPfQG&.N tevertl dift wtU. bil ld•--11. Ill. oD<I llft. Dole Smitll. -He w• a~attied hoJJe by Mr and Mf! SmJtb. Betty Will dauehter of Mt. 1ad b. ~ WUI iJ tonfiDtd to hrr boDN!, ~ toad witb tbjrbn ~· Jnueek WUI left Suodl1 tor a vtak wltb rtllti'\it-1 in Columbul Vn. .U11a 0 . Hawk of Atbea.s l11fl lira MU)' Scott of Pome.roy ~ to tbeJr IHnnH, Kond:ay aftB • weekend visit WJth Mr. H1t Hri ffarTY Stahl Be,.. and Mra. B L Barrett of Middlepor;t w«e SUnday gu':4its of J.ln ~ Stf,b.l. Mu. •Jhl'1) SLibJ received word ~ week 4L the death of her n•pl\ew, JleJvla Je(fert of Canton Jii. Jeffers• m~r, wa. the for· mer GJadya Car.ey of Pomeroy Middleport ·'.Society ~::·!=.JW<Itodo~ ~ttt· u,o~., Mu !kilt)' ltoiiiWJI to • Ho- medj. caJ patiellt it tN Muoa C11Dic. llr. and Mn. L D. ~ •~all¢ 1h ond lfh. Elllo lioorl; Gl.,... ter, Thun4ay and l'ridJJ. ' Mr 1.nd Mrs. blph JDfbael and son. M1key, s... nt the weekend r"' WHh her pll'ftlf; llr. ·•841 lin. Carl Ebenbac6, and famfly, Bradt-Jury 3fld alto visited hi• mother, Vrs Jluel Jlidtael, Pomeroy, Vonday Mr 1nd Mfl. Jliehtel and ~OD , who have been Ii¥111$ in Columbu s left far ~- aew home at Brade-nton, Florid1, where be hu bern transferred by ijle frutl company for wlllcb JJe ~ Nonnan Foa, Point Pleau.nt, visited hHI i lller. &frL ,Perry Mit.rh and famtly Sunday aDd toot hi:. mother Mrl Wilham . F,.._ bac:k for a vuu at h11 bome llrt. Nor man Pou:, who was Ill, was unable to attend the family dianir at the Mitch hOrae. Mw JtiUe M1tch, R."l, Ga1lipolis, was borne for the day o., la. I, ' ... 'G.liw.!IWIJ1 .... rillt.d boo 4 •• pM ana lin. .(.1armee ' Jlr. 11\<1 ... """" ON ,.....,.. ... 1M Jaub H-. Ia lla~ 11r. and Mra. KtniMtb .,... Utd aon, Robert, were ~ ..,.,. of h6l alster and tamiJ; lit. Mid Mn. Cloy ~~ lfKl ~ tofttr, Lee, at !.hft, if. Va. V"onda STOIEWIIIt BOBII BIIOOKll I lfr. and Hra. P1ul Baer and two children, Chatter vllitted Sunday w1th Mr. and )(rs. Vnnon Weber and four 4!hildren, Rutland Mrs J.fark Rol~r. HuntinJton, and MJss Naney Roller, Parkersburg, were here SUnday for the funeral of Mra Vtola Jones, Pome· roy, al the Ewing Funeral Home Mn Clara Phihl)s, WilkesvUie, was a recent guelt of ber niece, Mrs Lawrence Milhoan, and huJ. P/ lr James Puckett, who has ,been visitmg h11 partnts, Mr and Mn F;tr• Puckett, left today for Lincoln, Nebruka. Pvl Eugene Smith, who is Ita lloned at Fort Knor, Ky., apent the \teekend w1th hill wile. Mrs Terry Gallagher wall 1:1 lfuntln1ton for the weekend wtth bam! Mr and Mrl. Clilford Roush and Mr. . Gallqber who 11 a medical three chtldren woh btve just repaUent at the Veterans' Jlospit.l turned from Gem;lany, were 4in· there. ner guests SUJiday of llr. and ){,iss Jean Llm.a 111pen1 :3undJy m lfn Harold Sara:ent and 1leo vialtGalllpoh• wtth frjenda. ed Mr and Mn. P'. L. Miteh and s"""" frnn, three rear old fannly dauchter of Mr. and Mn. Howard The Rev and Mra. B. L aa,rett Ervtn, 03k Qrove, Racine, BD , were guesQ Sund-ay of lit. and apent tbe weekend wtth her grand· Mrs HMrY Stahl, Rock Spring• parents, Mr and lira. Herbert Jane YOliDJ .tnd Mary Carolyn Fink, and Jhared a birthday treal Miller, student~ at Obic. Vn!Ver· with children jg tbe Primary de- Illy, 1pe11t the weetend With their parf.meqt of the Bible Srhool at fam1hea. tbe Churcl! of Christ. Mrs Nellie Wlnston and Kn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachner spent Sara May Jones. Lak1n, were dJDSunday witb Mr. and llrL Clyde ner guutJ of MrL Carrre Cassell Belcher and Kr. and Mrs. C W Sunday. Clark, Charleston. lira Cedric C1ark left Monday Mrs Frances Ewmg was notUied evemng for Aanapobs wbere 1he of the death of Mrs T W Field, will viait her daughter and tiOP· Charletton Mrs Field wu a for- i.n·law, Lt. and Mrs. P F. Klein, mfr Middleport resJdent. Mn, and their aona, Peter and Richard SKIRTS SWEATERS D .R E A s s & s Wla~ COATS AND RAINCOATS 30% OF.F JUNEfS DRESS SHOP ~ N.%adAve. sy.stem m said. Vlllas:e~ -6E€TION 7: That all !''d{;::~:/.'j or reSolutions, or part& that are mconsJStent or m con· fhct herewith be and the same are hereby repealed SEC'tJON 8. That this Ordmance ~IIIANCI Here ls 1 job yOU will like-dol):. Jq Mth people and servlnt Uteir financial ntedl. • IIID5 B\JICK centlll')', -4 dr. lllvt. ehanto Wlllt lholr oellln1 pt~b~U. ,.., Sedan. !Wd-lo)> allr\0, pow • • • arid m•u olher thlll,lo. steertn1 ond brakto. .,,!1115.00. ' Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ,.,. cuotoin•," l>lr•· Ellie Calvert; ~lut:Jons for the New Year," '· Parsons; "AnOther Mrs. Steua 'Year," Mn. Altoha Karr. A t9ntri~ution !VIliS made ~o the lumie111 Mission and the treasurer -II' hake aaJe and supper netted $180.• 11. right in casb reqlllred of loan with rent. &room frame a;j;~~oal"'~;..i;i;;;. gas Riverbeating, view. ~-00 Can be bought with flOO.OQ down and asaume bal· anee of loan at $30.00 per 1 3 6te Good starling aalary. , .excellent month. ,lf!M FOIID V8 Roo.eb wqon.Pord. tralniD& p!'OII!'IJII. • • .early ad- BOX 229 umatlc 1dltve, -orta1iW blqe :fln. vanct~ment. • • eeepttonll benefit ish. $J,ti9/J.oo. Bloellille~t Pom• p~ ••. these and mon are roy. ·•I 13 tile JOUI'I with - - · an 'Fl. ' Mi h I ''F Thl w onnce e ae ; or s e Pr•v", Mils, Pau1ine Rice,· ''You J.Coo llltlo Them Through Ajl'l'he Ytlr," Mra. Della Windsor; "Chrl.at fraarie bunbeat, nice playground - !Q:Qfl Wednesday Nigh! Flpll l0:4G )1Jh& Follow-up fi:OO J<;ews of the N>Jhl lira. Knight reported the (AH'!1NC) 183tc II rou· ;lilto. varle!J In a Job I.BM--Po~N'fiA-±c-c-:C)l""'l"'elli>D"""'',"""YB; lle. will (let" It horo. You wUI deal luxe, 4 d!., std.~ ·Jb:dfamatlc ,alJ ~= · •I -,lid people. • • .Jou OUI , , drive, only 8,405 ocluol o!iieo. ~ J.ii eatlona ••• ~.B9lOO. Blaellnar'a, Po-. tab loan " 13111e ~prove eredltl. • .rou e~:lllee~ . .rou will l.llckey Mouse Club ~ord GE~ Dolly Se!llfael. l'omero1·llltldleport, ~ Culoon Club Five Star Final Klll:la, !l'ran 11 Ollie Joba Daly 1> the Newo 7:10 Dloneylar.d 9:30 FUESSEN, -Army PFC Howard Kitcben Jr., wbose parents live on Union AVe , PQD'leroy, Oh_io, tecenUy W_!lS grd. uated from the wheel vebicle re· pairman course at the Army's EuWMmilD, loeal MAiliUED MAN, Ordnance School m Fuesogo 21 to :Ill lor rotan brood route. StraiJbt ulary. Stealb' Jeff-i'OuDd poattlon for rilbt man. For 1pplication see ·:Yr. Yocum at 184ft Lincoln Heights, tJJonday iJUl TUesday, Jan. '1 and 8 between 8:00 p, m. aqd 'J:BO ·---··-~__;1~8 3tp p.m. 12:10 Neillbboro 12:30 Midday Movie Matinet 8:30 Novy Lo1 9:00 Ozzle •nd H.a%1'1et Pomeroy Soeiety Notes I repair, ~ientltic Motor Tune-Up an phases of bi.l ptf wort. If l&.D5 mlcbanlcaUy Inclined write lor FREE book. Uti11Uea ll!S3 CHEVICOLET, f ~., 2 tone blue &Ia~ .110 aeriel_. beater, clean. fl9ji.OO. Pomei"O)> !dolor Co. 11 :18 If 8:00 8:00 6:30 7:00 ' 1:15 the "\'l&Je"'), 1nd tbe CoMpan)' ahaU .have 'hr rl&bt to eharce and reerive from the VIIIIIJ• payment Mr. and Hrt. W A Gibbs and lot ..Sci tenlce1 in at"eordanee with tbe foUowtnJ JChedule of lORI IIDd Mr: aJld Mn Jaclr; Kft. ntea: • nedy IP.fmt Saturd.ay Dtlht •nd Bued on all nhtht burmn1 385 8unda7 lJ1 Cotumbu• with ~htlr daya per year, or approxinurteJ' aliter abl(ltllilber In Jaw, Mr. and '1000 hour, per year, Uahtl eaer- llrL .._h l{urulley •lid lmlly Jiled by overhead dlru-lbution fa · Mr and .Jtn. WilHam Parker cJ!irtea. All f1xturea mounted on and famil)' of Columbus w~ wOOd poles wei.kend iUetil of iJr and Mrt. 1000 Lumen, opeo type $18.50 Edwwd ~-. Mtnenvill• -per lamp per year Mr and lltl. Paul tl'tsher vilit· 2WO Lumen, open type-$22 00 ed rtrent~in Columbu1 with Mr. per lamp peT yea r and J(u. Jp12t FJs()et. · "GGO Lumen, Glasa inclosed Dt. and Mrs. IDirold Brown and $32.® per bmp per year J9fl and ""- Sadie Brown h'" CI.OOO Lumen Glass inclosed - returned after a vit1t ln Florida. $&0.00 per brnp per year Mr and Mrt William Bater SECTION 2· Payment for the returned home slturday evcnin' Rrviee furn lflb:ed beteWlder ah:all aher apeAdJ~t ae11erat days 1ft be made monthly in aeeardance CharletWn, W. Va wllh Mr and Wltb bdll rendered tlleretor by Mrs William Grlte and son. the Campan,y 'at the end of each Mra. Samp RuueU tpeot SUJ~oo period, each pa,yment ta be due rlay With ~. and J4ra. Robert wJthJn 15 day• of the aubmmlon Canon, Leadine Creek. of the blll therefor, c.verdue pay. menta "io bear interett It the rate lf1s~; NellJe Koehler spen! Suoof a ~;. per annum until p.a1d. day tn GallipoiJJ w1th Mr and Shculd the Village defJult ln 4 M1 s Charles Weaver • successive p:t.yments, the COmpany Mr and Mra. Theodore Reed Jr. may at any time diiCOnhnue ser v1s1led in Ironton, Saturil3y evep• vice hereunder wit-bout uotiee 10 mg with Mr 1nd M.-. Howafd long u any deflult eJ:irla, pro. Kresa. vlded, however, that ftO charge Vincent Kmgbt returned to Lh:a• ahalJ be made by tl•e Company for Military Inshtule Wheehn&, sen1c e hereunder during •.7;~li~Ui~;;.s::i.~~~ aftrr spendmg the pM'iod in which servke 15 aq, .e with parents, Mr. and conti nued ft. Knight SEt:T!ON 3 The street Mf aM Mrs John North aod be £urm1hed, f 11 aJI y and LeoI•tJ Sh aner ot tamed N'.Wifk-' Were weekend guests of cnnsut M~d Mn. Eshe Mossman, Hfn181 1000 Lumen ~ 24 2500 Lumen cr \!!. ,, 19 4000 Lumen Jdhn ":'f oung returned to bia 17 6000 Lumen 81\ldles at Ohio Umversity, AtheM , Changes in said system &hall be Sundly after spendmg the t1!>11made upon certi!leattoD to the data with bia psnonts, :.rr. and Company ot resolutiont or COnned Mrs. Hank Young n•questln: such changes; provtded Mrs. Dwight Parker and daugbthat no addition11l hghta shall be ter, Myrtis KaJ visited rerently J.a reqwred which will not be Jocuted wlthm ·a reasonable- distance from cXJ8tlng facihlie&, and pro- shall take effect and be m force v1ded further that not more than from and after thtrly d.aya from ten additional hghts mel be re- l 1ts PaSS&lile, and 'lhall remain in q111red durmg the last one year effect lor • period ?f ten years of the pcr1od of this ordinapce, thereafter, provtdcd 1t shall have -\ been accepted by tbe Company by SECTION 4 The said Company wrt~ten aeceptanre fil~d tn the shall not b~ requ1red to make any office ol the Village Clerk of said extemnons or renewals in the Vlllage. event that £;~Jd Vtllase 11 in ar Pasaed this 7th day or Janua17, rears in payment for servtces ren· 19~7. dered, nor silall 1a1d Coinpany lM! 1'. F. Rabln1on, Mayor required to make any e,Xtens1on A'l'TE'lT: durins the h1st year m which this Chlrl" w. Legar, vm •.- c..,. Ordinance 1s m eflect. (1) 8, 15, ate SECTION 5· All lamp11 shall be mamtained m 88 good om~~ and condition as practicable It tbe ex· pen3e of the Columbus and South· ern Ohao Elec!rir Company, SECTION 6: The said Company shall save s:Ud Vtllage hirriiless from any and aU llabUity occasIOned by care~e.ssneu br negJt. gence on the part of said Company m the construction, maintenance and operation of its street lighting I 1:00 Katie's ~Kitchen 130 As The World Tums 2 00 Our Miss Brooks ' !1804 lnfnHo tor tho !"''iiii!'" f dr. wo s.d.n. tow mne........ !lnlah- ot ~eb llonqor DOW ,,,119S.oo. ilmtlnll''a, li'•trutroY· ll"olllpoUJ. Pomet'Ol' ond !tiM IIUICIIi Spectal Dlx. - ' 18 ~ ot!IOOL Hl(lh S<bool ' to 1111 ... llr. . iMS CBEV. ? dr. or 4 !jr. ieilm I"!::~ . ~ltal ChOice of either Qt. !loll! I!Jo!l ' buyo.....00. Bl~hllr'~t pqlll,_ Pltone, auO.. appoia~tnt. roy. l ... J)IJtc ~ . ""-~-.............._ 1832 STUll~ ~ dr, V8 ll:r- drtmttle dr!V., bealo;r,'£""7 elea~t roy ~ one 0Wi1er, ..._DO. ••tor Co '. 11 .. If PHONE 108-Y 153te WE BUY STRUCTURAL I BEAMS ICIIAP IRON - METALS OHIO VALLEY K CO. J!,oli-lOll....... W. ind' II.~· c.. «')~ til~~··~ WATCH FOR HIM w J E .._.Ohln I I, & I 10 '81<' 4 dr., Rodney Downing Ptro, ~-bllo, HHI!h 4ccltD5NT t.1fi. C11uttty and 1!ll[JlD W.A. a.n• ' \ f INStJY.NCI! AGENCY l Finally Believed His Ey~s and Eart~ H DEXTEl Yl. SIX ROOK HOIJtll! In lloelno. catl lilt • -- -•I 11C..''-' 1 ~-'·1"c..~:.;eo'-;~,...:..::.IJc-_ _ _ _..:..:;l:IS Myfltty Theatre DYEIISBUIIG, 'renn. - A wbJn. I . n' 1 an returned a towel she alid abe ' toolr. from tbe Co rde U Hull HoThe JNtaHy, IHetiDt of the \ol here 11 yearl The towel ~~Of~lillan Setwaa malted to manager Waher Wcf - -fbtll'! • llfa. Opal Hamby, wlili ilito oete ot apology: Gi'Oie liHU!Itm1 he td!IGWIPI "I am tu~htined tb1t I toel it, ind •YOU ~•1 lor'"ve ~e !..... PJ'OII'IDL • • ,. .._ .-u e• m VI" whol 1'¥0 ilOilo," Dovatlonal, lllrL a\ll<lnt Kol'r, Sonlt ·up,.iJe Hlllil"l Poem, lira. Luet..ltfNH; l t - - Mn. Llzail l>u,y dkl.'IM, ''l'tit ~ Of G•d"l wit~ ~ fltr ·lhe II.,.. Yill\ Letha toniJbl II Mr. and Mrs Jtase- Wtrten, two law tnet Woid1. Charleston, v111ted Mr. and Mrl. 1 Clarence Cline sunday. Mr. and Mrs Warren, former · 1~1 rettdent1, hts spent Chrlatlna( With their ~on, Ro~rt. and bit wlf~. the former Glendl Cline, and tbe1r baby, Jo BC:\1\, at Llhden, Ala· bama. Mntt,. rttCM.1!":..~~~~<-_ I ~or Sale or Rent I'IIP ra,. or~ ...u,.. wor5 1riiJ M eMrJo<i !~o4...-, Ueot 1 W~~~ MOI!IPNG Auloq!otle/" ~·OY,OHJ01 clreulator, so.-.o BTU. Ute ;I SECTION l: Th•~ from and after ' Pllltl ,.. w ... lilt • • "' """' •eelto, prt.,od to HI~ Ph... l!8fl. iJulallo fcJIIb81 .......... the elf..Uv• dale of lhh Ordln· I 83ft ance and for a ~rl~ of un years ~. Ia Mil. . . . . Slooul4 be next en..Uin(, C:Oiumbwl and South· ~ lal-lalelr. ..,.. GA& cmCIIL>\THIG IIEAT!!:JI, SO.· ern Albio , E!1'f'l!'le Compony, Ill will net be noponol~ !1'1'11, lite new. 110.110. Atao IUCCIIIOl'tl "1M~ •..t&:nt, (bereln ' ,.. "ore Ilion ollf ~ Jlt. 1100 ~ llUJe Willlcbpter pump &WI· Cl>UO<I lho "ColaPIDY"), Ia hereby .eitlOn. 11.00 Tbe P!lce 11 RJtb& -: WHIN-TV:!hannen3 · •=at. ' ' t 10.00 Homt;t --'WWTV ~Aitlm··---·weHs:Tv . -·-----1'!:. tt= ADS 1{ANT _ .. -<>.. ·rp;-. ~MS-tV Chanl'tet i r, lssuinll an mvitahon thll week to the publtc to atten'd a "follow up" meetihl on betlth ll!dutatlon which will be held nn 11 In Ure county Health. n rtm~nt e~:m. st~mm health education con 11 ultant ol th~ Ohio Departmeftt of KeD.lth, and Dt. H. M Booelr:t, local health ci:ii!t.mlaaloner, wUl at· tend Thl' lneetlng folloWI obe held early in ~0\btr at th-e Pomeroy Ju,nlor rilh School when B wide r~~~e o l~al health problen'ls 1tU't dle®.aed Mr and Mrs Harlan JUfe aftd Mra. Nol:rn Ia ur1ina that every; one atten who Js interested ln sons visited W V. Rite and Wlfe ~eein1 a aocwdlnated health duca· Thursday evenlne. tton pro,...m beun locally Ezra Knal)l) and daqldet Mrs. Edna Barrelt recently wert o""r Malos IINIUL HOSPtTt.L nlJht 1ueu qf Mr. and MN. Cbarlte Admitted, Mta. Gene WOlfe, Hunter Nelsonville ahd t-lalmt Portlabd; PMrl -.Taeoba, Pomeroy; Mrs. Aulira l"hUilps wtlo U: in i Mrs. Barba~'~. Speneer. Lona Bot· Columbbs Hospital. tom· Mrs. Gft.lldlne Varian, CUf· ton;' Mrs. ~ell)< Hawl~Y. rt. Plea· Bob Bowen COlumbu• s)Wint the sr~nt Ern"\ J.ounl, MmeravUle. week end wtth hta ll'IRttfirents o."&Obarps. Kra Lena McEihin· Mr. and Mra. L. E. Wdod. ney, Mldt11~; Mra. Homer Jones Mr and Mta. Metyllfoudaihtltlt Middleport~ Mrs. June Stobart and and 'hrlna Kay, ·Aiba.i'IY &pent baby, Po~; llrll. John .Work· Sunday with Mr afld Mh. E. Lt man and ~by, Mason: Mr~. Ern· Houdaalleldt. erst GroU, )ibnteroy, B.rad Wolle, Mrs. Cl•ra Sm1th t-etllt'lled hbme Ra.,ne: 'lho WiR, MlddiOpofrl; Martha HUstiil'!~ Uunbar, \V, VL, after • couple of weeki at tbe MrL tarl l(dlartfe, Rutland; .Mn. home or her parents at Pt. Pie• Graee Woltdi, fMtlM, Ai'lh111' sant W Va . Charlie Rife 11 1 patient at \'tr) GbOdl&, A~~; Btrtbl: lijl' .alld Mri. Yi1111 tl!tatta Rospitil It lf:ue.tlnll\onl "ff. IS !: ~· ~Time 12:30 Sign ;:_0;:: 11_ _ li&lr ,-ear old son. Petfi' f'redertd:. G"andpafent! 1 ·OO Katie'• Kiteben lre Judge th'd Mrt. Cedril! Clark, 1:30 Aa the World Turna Our Mbs Btooks !frr and Mrs. 0. P. Klein, MNdle 2·00 2:30 Houseparty prwt, and jft'lt P>lildpal'ents arc 3:00 Big l'ayotr Mr and Mr~ Carroll M'orrhl tnd G Hui!liJt anti Mr ond Mrs 3:30 Bob Crosby Show fam1ly were each reeolnited SUB4:00 flrlghter Day "· e Hobtft. Mtd<lt""'""' day morning at the ASbury Metho· 4 15 Secret Storm dist t:hurch Syna.cuse, when it· 4·30 Edge Q' Njght tendance awards were presented PM <LIIi to Milti" b;o Dana Wwebrenner, superln· 'l'he PM Club Will m~et Wednes- &:00 The Early Show 6 30 Your l{:bo Reporter tendent of the chilre}l school. Mr. ib.y evenlr:J~ at the home lif Mrs 8:43 Sports Paracte and Mrs. Norr1s and dauJhtar, James Pullen, Brownell Avenue 6·55 Weatherman Deborah each received one year 7:00 Art Linkletter 1: the Ktda pins and five year pins were pre'1:10 qoug)al Edwardi C oF TO •LttT sented to their daughter11, Clarice 7:10 Grind Ole Opey A speclal meeUn; ol the MUidJe. and Brenda 8:00 Phil Silvera Show l)ort Chambet Of Cotnthet'ce has $:80 Tbi Brothers A tohl or 15 years of perfect been called for trlcby\ TanUary 9:00 To Tell the Truth altendanC(' IS the record or Mrs 25, at the Villate Hall when elecO,m R1zer and family, Mrs. Riter U~n of orfiteta Wm be held. All 9:30 Red Skelton reee1vrd a s1x year pin, her son interested pft's'oni!l arc urgect to 10:® tlfi,QOO QueStion 10:30 l)o You Trut.t Your Wlft. Frnnkhn, a four yen pin, Mrs. attena the mritinJ. 11:00 ttP-To-Th~ Minute News Fraukhn R•zer and Franklin Jr. 11:08 Sc!air.ning the WeathM" each a two vear pm and their dau11:10 The Lite Show DIM JUStiCE ghter, Mel11ss1a a one year pin. LTI'""<;'"'H,...:riEL~ D, Conn. Justl~e Mrs Ernest Duffy, daulilhter Mra W1Htam Frsnc1s and hef children, found 1 Way tn lri\peri'or tbuti •ere B1lly and Kath) each r~rc'e1ve"d •hen a Po'fffit fallui'! blaclt:ed out tllle co.urthO!JS$ . .ruda:e Howard Al· one year awards WNTN-TV CHANNIL 1l corn finished crimmal proceedll:44 SiP> On Twenty e1ght awards were pre· ings by nut-light. 11:45 Olrtoon Club sented and other receiving awards 12:10 Nooa rNewe were Ruth and Billy Wingett, HAAD WINTER 12:18 Nelllhbon three year Jllfl!>, Marc1a B. Karr, MASSENA. N. y -St Regis 12:10 MWda7 Mattnee Carolyn Van Meter, lin. Paul Indian ehiet Mitchell George pre- 1:30 Feminine ToUch Kloes, and Susie, Bobby and Mlck· · dJttld a lOnJ hatd wmter for 1956- 2:15 Llberace ey Winebrenner, for two years; 57 He Aid mu!khts have built 2:45 Lt!e with EUzaboth Mrs. Ralph RobJOon, woodrow iw•l big hOUIJI!I and the raccoons ha've 3:00 \Aftetnoon Film Fatlval ling and son Russell, Jean and lOb• hair flU~ &erial Time Janie~ Manuel and MeiVm Van • ....:,_·- - - ' - 8:00 Mkkey lloUH Club Meter one year pms. 8:00 , !Jt!I'IOOD Cl~b Dr Hom~r G Mc'M11lert, former pastor or the Middleport P1rat Presbyterian Cburch, bas bffln •I!· pOjnted Chaplain of the 102nd seuion of the Ohio State Letisla· (Copyrl;ht, 10M, by Unltflc1 turo. Feature Syndicate, tne.) Dr McMillen, who it retired fr6m the mm1stry, bas been a88ociated with the public nlaUon. department of the Bell Telephone company and hves In WorthlnJ· ton. Health Meeting To Be Jan.l8 CHANNIL 1 11:30 Tonl:ht 11:30 '1\mizhl !A. aild MtL l'>, t'. lm>n, Anna· polis, Mr.• ~ fift!Obneinr the 11 ::W blrt1i of 1 sli f!&Uhd eight ounce 12:00 10n, ftkiui'<l Hobal'l, It lhe U S 12·1t1 N'tvi.J liospttal AhfttPttlia, on Mon· 12.30 4ay, January 'r. Th'ty also have 12·45 ' Wedn~sclay WSAZ·TV • I 10·00 1'hli !I ·Your Lt!e 10:30 1'wentv-One, Jark Bqrry ' U·OO f!.iews ijeadllnea 11:15 Weathereist 11:20 , PretJtJ Bo:t 11 ·o Preu •B oz The \\"om~n!a. Satt\!tty of Christ· lln setv~<e ~lt\ chuffit ;,fil at lite · ' One of the hEhts 1n my hfe went out the other day when a magnificently cantankerous gen. Ueman named Oscar Coffin died In Raletgh, N C, possibly from boredom. He retlred last June as the head of the JOUrnalism school at the Umverslty or North CaroUna, the thought factory which un. leashed me on an unsugpecttng world It IS lmponlble to estimate how many nnw~rapermen 0 J Cofrm created 1n h:3 own image He left an edltorshln of a Carolina daily newspaper to ht>ad up the journal· bm school ~I the umvr.r~lty and l.s one more reason why we can be thankful everytime our turned out wurkm~ prcs5m<>n al most able persons are willing to run for political office thus a furious ratf! for 30 yean He supplying this big business with competant managerial ability. may have created a few monsters such as me, but main!} hls fledg turned 10 A\hl'flll arter spendmg Jlngs got JOlH <tnd hr.!ld them pro· 1 hf'tT var&lton hPre with thotr par· grcssed m them , and afhlevl'd rec Mr and Mrs ~;('Nard Rush and t•nts t\-lr onrJ Mrs Edson Roush ogmt10n In 1 hem daughter, and Ct.arle!l, Karen ami ' Mr ,md Mr ~ Ernest Clark of One thw~ is ('Crtain Coffin Sharon Johnson of Splller vtstll'd Applt• GTOVI' ~ pent Sunday afterDouglu Circle and lamtly Sunday nnon with Mr and Mrs Dean turned out a small percentage of amateurs, and practically none of Mrs 'Clara C1rcle spent Sunrlay Bl'inker his bO}S 11nd girls wound up 1n the wllh Mr.111 Minnie Rou!!h . Mrs H A. Barnlb: and ~ons of Mrs Clnra .t 1rcle called on advert1stng business Very fr.w he· Lmcoln He.Khta 1 nt New Years Mr and M1 s f,Uiretl Circle of Ra- carne book-authors, a shameful DI k I cme Thul'!;dny professiOn, thf' Sk1nper always Day wIlh ,mrs. De.po :m r n er am Mr liD(1 1Mrs R"IC har d Abl ea of said ta lly m Bald Kno_bs \'islted Mr and Mrs 0 J was " humorously irascible • CHANNIL I WI4Z·TV t :itll SI&D Oo w.s.u. -.all TilNITI times the number Mei,g.s has The small counties get a rell •Ill• ,........ ' 11:00 Tlie Prlct~ il lli&ht 11:10 ~ l:Z:OD Tle Tie DoUib l! :SO It Could Be You 1·00 Cur.rent %:00 P~'s Study 0 OF A' MEETING 2:30 Tennel!let: ,Ernie- Ford The Past Councilors of Theo~:00 )fotl!>q 'l'l>eall"~ dorus Council Oalfllttrr't of Amer• 1ca w11l meet Thusday evenmg, at 4:00 Queen Fqr ~ Dor the home of Mrs. James S.ayre, 4.48 MOCI,trfi 'lro'lftantie &:00 co..Od, Tlln• Em Main St. 5·3Q AunrDtu Show PUV.tt DOU' TO MIU fie Poinerity Women'a Prayer tlrGup will meet Wednesday at to a m at tM Grl~ Episcopal Parish House, good shake in distribution o( revenue a s evidenced from the fact that CUyahoga x;eceived only a tittle over 12 times as lnuch !)lOney, or $12,341,735. Obviously, our big brothers to the north are keeping our roads drlveable. The alternattve, tf we were to spend $41l7,518 out of our pol!ke'Ls, is downright revolhng Other Southeastern Ohio counties .arc m our same lucky boat Vinton County with but 4.215 <ars receives $411,914 Athens ~19,533, Jackson $558,508 and Galila $518,773. At. a matter of record, this 1s ho ,v Me1gs County's recelph from licenses and gas tax funds are distnbuted in the various subdivisions, Of the license plate revenue lhe county received $147,011, municipahhes $24,695, townships $10,799 Of the gas tax fund the county ~ets a flat $200,000 (same In all 88 counties) while munlclpallties and townsh1ps received a share based on population Here, mumc1pahties were returned $28,~ 612, townships $86,400. As a sidelight, Meigs County has stx m1Ies of unimproved roads, 89'1 miles of improved roads of wh1~h 180 are state highways, 239 couuty roads, and 464 township roads. Which all goes to Show us even local government Is big business spending a lot of money that emplovs many men. Thls e. -Tuesday 8:00 1956. Of this whopping sum . Meigs county subdivisions shared to !be extt.nt of nearly a half a million dollars $497,518. Un. bfflcial sources are hop~ng-probably wilh tongue in cheek-that since the tederal ~ovemment 1s nrovidmg 90% of th<' monies spent on Ohio's 1,330 miles of mterstate roads. no new tues on gasoline will be neeessary Eight cents now of thr 1!01! or eVery gaJlon of gasoline are !axes to the state or fed ~ral government. Statistics often are as dry readmg as are the dmty records from which the figures are extracted We have m hand a stack of comparative figures that breakdown for all subdivisions o~ the state monies received for highway purposes. Certain phases of this report is valuable and mtt>restmg when considered in relation to our nearby neighbor Lng counties. Td get lnto them: Automobile population in Meigs County was 9,080, Athens County 15,935, Jaekson County 12,203, Vinton County 4,215, and Gatlla County 9,528 These are stckl) totals when compared with 613,607 vehicles m Cuyahoga County, more than 70 . ,..,. WSAZ -TV Channel3 • OPEN CHURCH WIDDING 8:80 I( ' ·' The open church WeddinJ of e:t~ s~s l!)le Miss Narrey Lee Jacobs, dauibter 7:00 Gr•ftd Ole CWI'J' bf Mr and Mtt. Corhu Jacobs and 7:30 }Jonathon Wlitteis !!bow Mr. Gary E. Hanold, son of Mr. and Mn Harold Habii!J: will be hel"d at the f'(lderated cttun:h, !:Jt· urdey Jonuary I2, at I p m m!Uion during the fiscal year July I , 1955 through June 30, CARMEL ' Daily Sentiitel Day Book PROPOSED MIDDLE EAST -GREASE "JOB "the Daily Sentinel • r \ 990 He has heard and read a great many wonderful things about this new 1957 Cadillac since it made its first appear~~ il few brlef weeks ap- A curve' in the road ahead? fle simpl,y ~ it w;th.iJ., on: oi. hio hondo tnci -!be oar _...to ; w;th perfe<l aliodioDql. -ahout its magni6cent new luxury, for instance A hill in the o8ins1 fY i"''f ~ tho ~ '" .. , its b1 illiant new power and responsiveness , , . On your Dial Your Sunrise I ' To Sunset Station its marvelous new handling ease • . • and its e:drnordinary new smoothness of ride. And so, quite frankly. he began to wonder if it WCI'en't all too aood to be true. Could any motor car he as wonderful aa this la~t "'car of cars" was reputed to be'! Well, he's decided to put hia eyes and ears to the test today. And tbe verdict is unmistahbJel It's a joy ju!\t to lean bacfl into those deep, sqft cushions and look out over tbt graceful hood into the beckoning b~way. And what a reyelalion the car is to drive! at~r ~nd tbe e&f. s~~p a4d 'oYer as efFortl~.f . as ' A slop ¥,1 OOIIlin, up?~ p,...... his lao.., ever so !ll"'tly-.oft the broad bfakins podal ~· , comes td the Ull~eat, surqt atop iiua.ai~~· .,. F'!; ? ·• Yes, il'o truo 1what they. oay about lbio ....,.. of CadiiLoca. TliU ftu- ~ a-_y ~~- ...r.,: i ' · car""'" I• u. ...t 1M w.r/d', lt.ih""'ll'· '• ' . . .. '• How about YOI\7 Hare you he~£<1 the -~<r(lll, ih•ngs they're oay~ abaul the 1957 Cadmac! \VeU, the proof is in,. the driving-and the fldl about Cadillac h&ve 1\II:'Vef. been more KARR and VAN ZANDT MQtOR . . ' • Moin St. • ,r •I were lravelifl!- {he le..,J rOad. u ' • t ~ " .. J convirwcinJ.: ~~,~~?=:=1 �"~<" -... . --- :; .f l-'lliOy Se!itlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 11, 1957 IIIIV81 16 '1'0 INTIIIESTS OF MEIGS. MASON AREA Plbli-beO eftr1 afternoon. except Sunday b)f The Ohio Valley • ''trfl,IIL .Ilt 110 Mecbatue St.. Pomer,y, 0 . Basiaeu offla Jboai L~ afft~ phone 39i -ICHAitD 5. OWIN- GE.NERAL MANAGER iaYNOLD I . GREENE - EDITOII Matioaal adve~ representat1ve. BotUoeW.Kim\taJl. lrl.e~ MII&Ave.NewY<rl C>ty,l6. NY. Mt:Ond clast. mail.ing matter at tbe pbat office at ~!M nt:ea:: Delinry by carrier when, an.ilable • "t .. - L 'ECONOMitl. ) ,'t SO ~~~ OM Ytaf lnldvance al The Daily Sentinel offi~. ~ tftlli))Je; eh6 1Mnth I By mall onP vear a: eix month.t.. aiji~ R IIMJtltbs. 1'7.10: ree months, $3 00 ;- ~mont:ht. - $2.59; ene month. Sl ;~ Jl AID ' Dy motor ro1tte County Gets Nl!ar Half-a-Million 1 Records of the State Aud1tcr show Ohioans shared in high. wa,v revenues--from licenses and gas taxes - by over UOO • ' ouEST SPIAdlt Mill Ethel Niehohl wlio for over 25 yean was 1 lupetvtJior of prla BCbool;t 1n Indi• wlll be the g,ueat spea'ker when, the Women 's M1~ sionary Soelety of tbe Pomeroy Baptist Church metta Friday evening, at the church. .,.. ' &r.t•tlntt><~toblllf>l Metho~ ' .. at 61flill Jt.liWiiUiltliM.Nt Around , About ·with Rt~bert Rmr,.k I I Mrs Dou,1laa Circle nnd ramlh DnuKia11 Ctrrll! Saturday. 1nd P'Jor,nce Circle \'\sited M1 1 Mr und 1\.tr~ Homer Circle are a.nd krs Buren Duncan or Cllfton , 1 the ..:randp11renLs of a son born W Va Thurada)'. 1 to Mr and :\1rs Harold C1rcle of Barbara anti Marilyn Rou8h re Portland gentleman whose hooked nolie and 1 cragg chin gave hlm the 11 ppf>ln ance ~f a truculent hlrtle He had a pair of piercing blue eyes behind frosty sdasse1 and 11 laugh that could be remlnlscent of the croaklna of ravens Some of this .was aathma, but a lot of n amvcd DOWN 10. Ballor from the sardonic v1ew that there 1 Lovar ot 1Brit ) was very little room m his racket eountry 23 Hated for lneptnes~ I P..torm :;15 Cl01e He hod an Idea that a man wnt a DtJn• <o t.lplilllh nx.,•. tng a piece ought to know what he 11¥ttlj)OI1) tive was writing about, so that 1t at I Ultrl.ey reply least ml1ht be mtelllg1ble Lo the 18 Oreek author before he p3Jmed It orf On PonCin ldter the public. 20. Nulll· The Skipper had been a srhool tl.. teacher, a reporter, a columni11t, •. Qlpttal SO Oaau :11. Antlered ''veral kinds of newspaper exe('U· llwlll.t ftxedly onlmol tive, an editorial writer and ftn •• '1'1111. u II. MonJe'• title U.Scuftd,u aUy an edltor-1n·c1'uef before hr • khl.hl lpl.t a donkey 3t aonne tool 44. Bitter vetch atarted pounding knowledge Into the knotty heads of young squlrt8 80. Rue&l 10. Mo\uN who wanted to wr1te the Great American Novel the very mmute While dl~~eoura11lna: lhls, Coffin tauJbt them the rudiments of a coherent, ahort senOOnee. He taqht tbem thCI value or the word "ain't," for emphasis, and auggeated that the world was fat' ~ -pettect and that the pl'!Ople in the world shared iU lmpertettton:J, I To tbat end, he dispatched h1s I hopeiula to tuch uhlyrieal plares aa pblll~• t.'Outb, it'lsone asylums, and Nte pt1aona. He Issued as· altnmenll at the flnt of the week " li ' and revluwf"cl th·e ertorh on Friday, which waa laden w1th peril U.WI He retd the workl aloud, with apprGprlat.e comntetlt. His aareasM bUttered the palntwork, and h!JO veey oeeaalonal praise ent you tf. I IO&I'In1 over the wee~end. TIM man's aolldlty ~ rnade him a cle.ariRJ houae ror neW!Ipapera as ,_, I tar north a1 Baltimore. Even in th 1 midat of the DilpMuion, Col· boya ud 1lrb went to work ti!ltToQtrOH - RoPe'• how tt wtlti 1t1 (In'• out of aeh<tOl Editora atralabt AlCYDLBAAxa held mOat vaeaneles for 0 J 's I ' .. loONOI'iiLLOW cubs, larply because tbey didn't OIIIIIIU. tllftply - l h tor 0110th" Ia thlo ...,pit A Iii ultll have to t~aeh the cuba very much lor t.bi L'l. X tor Ule two 0'1, eto. emr1e rtttM. •~ about covertna and writing, a \rophit. tM JiQtll U.d tormat,lon ot thl word• are 111 hlntt. atory. 1Jiell dlt Ute todtlttttrt "" dlr.ertnt. 1 fell under the mUl'l spell In 1 an unuiual fuh1on ( waa not a 11. an> ..... m q,.~olloo ,' journalism "-udcnt, but I elm~ ! Ptl.eHIX 7UI QL'I'AP 'I'U8 4Ua down wtth an attaek of love for a doll who WaL The old professor LPXII>ci ifOtUI JU WICOHIAIIXasked me, ln an Interview, why l wanted to Uike up joutMibm ib OR'fU, the wAnter~ -~lrttr ar my lf!hi(ll' .,.....,.. . , . . , _.. I 01111 1)()1111 11m KNd\v"-Clk· year. 1 ,.lllll!d \bot I wu ift 1... Ito\' !llfti...... Jilia1 'I'RAT II IN ONZ-N~ with Ml• SHnd.SO, 1nd tlti11 wll Mr.itw ~- ..._ ~........, the ealiut w~ I eould contrive t() CROSSWORD .........,....... U:~.. ... ..:it.- :tf"" a: a=· DAILY "'* ~ 7:00 Today t :QO OoUee Time 10.00 Home "smii· kttp bel' oii\Wi' 1117 lyt. "I Uke a pratleal man,'' 0 J aald. "And 1he is tbe Prettiest gJrl Jn the clan You'r~ hired She'll get married beton 1he ever makea 1 ne'Wspaper htnd, but l got some tdeas about you." 1 ean uy with a wl'Jole lot of pride that he gave me the f1rst job that developed in the summer of 1033-"because," sald he, glggling evllly over a sJug ot bourbon, "the job Is so damned awful that you're the only man I got who 's ornery enough to take it. I gtve you a month outside." Aa a matter of fact •. I lasted tbree, before country- weekly claustrophobia in Hamlet, N C, drove me out intn the Northern snow . The Skipper and hu tmy, razor tongued wde, M1ss Gertrude, took us all to raise, and we spent more Lime In h111 house lhan h1s son, Wilson. we ate hts rood and d,ank hls bourbon and soaked up practical philosophies of the workmg pnss, obBervations so wired they gener· ated electriCJly. Coffin was a Mencken wlthout tbe posturing, and an hour with hlm was as strenuous as a third-degree. The salty nld boy had an unholy pact witb Philllp Russell, the not· ed biographer who taug,ht ereatlve wrltlne. Dt Ruaaell would inject us with quiet culture and 0. J. would adapt n to hareh praeticallty They worklld. together aa cynically aa a thief 1nd hil fence, with Phll Russell tUtting us over the head with Japaneae hokku and Cotnn adi~ttna: the ancient art form to the vulgar present. Well, he'a trone now, as all the good onea S(), although stme aev· eral tl'iOuland or us thought he was lmperllhable. Ir he'11 some place wh~e he cap read hla oblta, he probably baa already produced a blue pencU and Ia busy haekin1 them to bitt. Are Made For Attendattte Mrs. Geneva Nollln 8:00 ~tlln KaQa.sroo lll~'ll 10:110 G~ '. 10:80 AriiJur Godfrey 1:99 · St:Hl:e It ttlch Vtllani Lady t.oye 'l.ot' ,IJfe ~atta l'C)r tomOrrow Guiding Light 1 two and a e Former Pastor Named Chaplain Of Legislature BONI GQIS RIGGING PHILADELl'HIA - The Atad· emy of NatUral Scaences here Ia literally 'ac~ng with old bones. So inueh so that It refused lo aceept. a UI,OOQ.year-old rqastodon le1 found by John Hirschman, 10, of Delaware TownetUp, N J, at Lon1 llefeb lai•nd, N J TQW'L COMII lACK 11:30 l'lv,e Star F'il\al 7:Qfl Kqtlo, J'ron I> OUte t:15 lob' D117 I> the N..,. 7:.ao ~~tl~ . 8 llll ~lt ~:!!Q · Ett9.Dfr· W ·IIUPOii! 10:~ ~ol~ Timo 10: ! JU1 , '• 11: ' llt'\lt w' dit 'l'boltre 11 ·30 TB4 12.00 Tie,..Tac Douth 12 30 It. Could 8e You 1·00 Current 2 00 Camera Coet to SchOol 2:30 Tenneuee Ernle Ford 3·00 Ma.tlDee Theatre 4 00 Quee.1 lcr. • Day 4 45 M:odern Ronu~el 8:00 Comedr ~me 6 30 TJ1e Aubt Oru Sbow cuE$...ER Middleport SodMy •J•· women•, st>eneer, ~Iii, to\lbnl, a •••• , I Rarine 1211 " llrohl"'- Darlene I 8 Bte 1ee SUN IIAY B01'1'LED GAl llo¥1 UGt.L IIIOTICI OI.QINAHCI 1>10. 112 AN OI.OINAIICI TO ,.OYIIII 1101 PutNIIHINO, OPIUTUto ANQ Mloi.JjTAllf{(IIG A LIGHTING IVSTII>i T!l L(,.n' ITIIIITI ALLIY~ ~ JIUBLIC I'LACU or 100<1 ..~.. • · - b l l llj Till VILLMI! POMUOY, prife4, Paol ~,a...,nee, ..... -"!liS COUIIfY, I!NIO. land, u. s. Loeu 21 l-7·t! 81 IT OIIDAINID BY TMI ~DUNCIL OP Tttl YILLAOI 0, u.n. Coif 318·11 ... D311l. 1 8 "31c tara or 'l'hldU •n4 Spedll. No. 2 COON HOUND8. ! ELI!CTIIIC llooa of 1:..111o J'IIIMI • ,..,... hDt pittQ, 2 fln ton houae lor eluoUled roteo Obiluorlto jaeb. llll'lhaU MJlle!', Jr., Down· lll,lton. I 8 ptp J>il~ .. 1 em 1*' """'· I I I • .,Of)l>f$ • M)l' LJtUe Mar,il.l, Ne•s Picture Sports Eye • Weatbereast Mayor p( the :Town 'J·SO Eddie Fi!j}!et 7•j5 NliC News 8.90 Hinm Holidar Fa·~tr Knows Best 6·00 -For-Rent f $·30 8:45 8:55 7:00 h~l yoated wlill t11< rijlht to IIcht wtlb eleetrlcity the ~u. alley• and other publk: plaeea In the VUia1e of .PomtrOy, Ohio, (hereln called servicemen "omnlete WHJI:BI, ILIGK~. 8 loom modtrn APARTMENT, ~IMIQJ Ad- llob _,.., ..U Pomei"O)> fl&.J or Midlll• llaokell's Botetr SOI"rioo. Wut •=30 . Voi\J Stroel. - , Q11!t>. SAYI DON'T YOU IUIOWI' Bator's wilt give yoQ the bait 1.00 Kr41i Thfatre -- trade on lumlturt ot- appll.an4-8 tf ee.t --- _::.::_ !3) In Memoriam ~-~-- port tl048. I 5 t! 1M\' IIQli"Wi APAilTQN'I', Peoplet Ten~ee, Pomeroy. G~ IJe. Above fiood. nne. Plaone 1:14-y or 46fi.X I 5 31< ' I l\OO!t !lOUSE Ia S>ruuoe, ,.., olettrle ••• ora»¥. _,ph..,. OO'I·X. a ciUIQ"iiEL 8:00 Captaln KatliBrOO 9·011 Morning Show )b:OO GaJTy Moore 10·30 Artbur Godlret 11:30 Strike it Rich 12:00 V1hant Lady 112.15 Uove (lf Live 12·30 Search fdl' Tomorrow U!:45 Guiding Ugnt DU!lSEL trainihg, 2:30 H:tuseparcy 3:00 1he Big Payoff 3·30 Bob Crosby Show 4:00 Srlghter Day 4:15 l!lettet Storm t:30 Ftlge of Ni&ht 5:00 l'.be Early Show 6::m Les Paul & Miry Ford 6:30 Your E.!lso Reporte:-6:45 Sports Parade 8:M Wectherman 7·00 Jill Corey Show 7:1D DotJgJas F.dwards 7.30 Gant Step 8:00 At'thur Godfrey & Frl'endt 1 8:00 The MUlion~~otre q:30 J've Got A Secret 1~:00 20th Century Fox Hour tl:OO Up to the mlnuj~ neW& 11:05 Sr-anning the Weather 11;10 'l'be Late Show .. . . -- WIITN·TV CHANNEL ll 11:44 stan On U:M Cirlo<ib Club 12:10_ N'oon News Praetical apare-tlllle Include• maintenance. Diesel Traimn~Jt e-o Jo:r. ~A DaU> Sentinel Pomeroyt 0. l-7-3lp FINISH HIGH SCHOOl. • no cloo- ses. Study at home, 'PJI'e time. Diploma awarded. Write for tree catalo& • WUM SChool, e-o Box 668-A. DaUy Senttnal, Pomeroy,O l-7-3tp -:----~--- (8) Auto SOles 19!50 FORD TROOK, II ton, \lour speed transm1$Sion, "ictor 8ahr, two m1le nllrth of Chester. !IJIIG CHEVROLET, '~tl:· ·s· .- ·" llfdon, V8 IHH ... t( hea ~-, teat·eoverw. ~w:'l"'....... lin fl145.00. I'Om...., Motor eo. 112a tr IIIU'I[ 1:30 Fem_inine Touch 21~ Ltberace 2:40 Li!e Wllb Elllabetb 3·00 Afternoon Fllm FesUvd 4 30 $uper Serial 'nme 1918 BUJCI[ V8 Super, f di'. Ill., iera Sedan. Power windn'l. ste¢na:. lett, antenna:, and brakes. $J,1B:I.OO. Blaettnar1s, 1 Ute Theatre ·tt:frilj~:, w~:~~ leigh's Dept OHL • IMO-R, Tree. port, DL 1-7-ltp ·, KAtN TO BECOMI A llltANCN MANAGER IN CONSUMER (21 ) Rca I Estate HUJM!nttOa, W Va. With llr. and lin. Doaald -U& and ,._ riJmmy MeCiu., returned to his ll_!~1.~1~atU., laturdQ' afw JPfQG&.N tevertl dift wtU. bil ld•--11. Ill. oD<I llft. Dole Smitll. -He w• a~attied hoJJe by Mr and Mf! SmJtb. Betty Will dauehter of Mt. 1ad b. ~ WUI iJ tonfiDtd to hrr boDN!, ~ toad witb tbjrbn ~· Jnueek WUI left Suodl1 tor a vtak wltb rtllti'\it-1 in Columbul Vn. .U11a 0 . Hawk of Atbea.s l11fl lira MU)' Scott of Pome.roy ~ to tbeJr IHnnH, Kond:ay aftB • weekend visit WJth Mr. H1t Hri ffarTY Stahl Be,.. and Mra. B L Barrett of Middlepor;t w«e SUnday gu':4its of J.ln ~ Stf,b.l. Mu. •Jhl'1) SLibJ received word ~ week 4L the death of her n•pl\ew, JleJvla Je(fert of Canton Jii. Jeffers• m~r, wa. the for· mer GJadya Car.ey of Pomeroy Middleport ·'.Society ~::·!=.JW<Itodo~ ~ttt· u,o~., Mu !kilt)' ltoiiiWJI to • Ho- medj. caJ patiellt it tN Muoa C11Dic. llr. and Mn. L D. ~ •~all¢ 1h ond lfh. Elllo lioorl; Gl.,... ter, Thun4ay and l'ridJJ. ' Mr 1.nd Mrs. blph JDfbael and son. M1key, s... nt the weekend r"' WHh her pll'ftlf; llr. ·•841 lin. Carl Ebenbac6, and famfly, Bradt-Jury 3fld alto visited hi• mother, Vrs Jluel Jlidtael, Pomeroy, Vonday Mr 1nd Mfl. Jliehtel and ~OD , who have been Ii¥111$ in Columbu s left far ~- aew home at Brade-nton, Florid1, where be hu bern transferred by ijle frutl company for wlllcb JJe ~ Nonnan Foa, Point Pleau.nt, visited hHI i lller. &frL ,Perry Mit.rh and famtly Sunday aDd toot hi:. mother Mrl Wilham . F,.._ bac:k for a vuu at h11 bome llrt. Nor man Pou:, who was Ill, was unable to attend the family dianir at the Mitch hOrae. Mw JtiUe M1tch, R."l, Ga1lipolis, was borne for the day o., la. I, ' ... 'G.liw.!IWIJ1 .... rillt.d boo 4 •• pM ana lin. .(.1armee ' Jlr. 11\<1 ... """" ON ,.....,.. ... 1M Jaub H-. Ia lla~ 11r. and Mra. KtniMtb .,... Utd aon, Robert, were ~ ..,.,. of h6l alster and tamiJ; lit. Mid Mn. Cloy ~~ lfKl ~ tofttr, Lee, at !.hft, if. Va. V"onda STOIEWIIIt BOBII BIIOOKll I lfr. and Hra. P1ul Baer and two children, Chatter vllitted Sunday w1th Mr. and )(rs. Vnnon Weber and four 4!hildren, Rutland Mrs J.fark Rol~r. HuntinJton, and MJss Naney Roller, Parkersburg, were here SUnday for the funeral of Mra Vtola Jones, Pome· roy, al the Ewing Funeral Home Mn Clara Phihl)s, WilkesvUie, was a recent guelt of ber niece, Mrs Lawrence Milhoan, and huJ. P/ lr James Puckett, who has ,been visitmg h11 partnts, Mr and Mn F;tr• Puckett, left today for Lincoln, Nebruka. Pvl Eugene Smith, who is Ita lloned at Fort Knor, Ky., apent the \teekend w1th hill wile. Mrs Terry Gallagher wall 1:1 lfuntln1ton for the weekend wtth bam! Mr and Mrl. Clilford Roush and Mr. . Gallqber who 11 a medical three chtldren woh btve just repaUent at the Veterans' Jlospit.l turned from Gem;lany, were 4in· there. ner guests SUJiday of llr. and ){,iss Jean Llm.a 111pen1 :3undJy m lfn Harold Sara:ent and 1leo vialtGalllpoh• wtth frjenda. ed Mr and Mn. P'. L. Miteh and s"""" frnn, three rear old fannly dauchter of Mr. and Mn. Howard The Rev and Mra. B. L aa,rett Ervtn, 03k Qrove, Racine, BD , were guesQ Sund-ay of lit. and apent tbe weekend wtth her grand· Mrs HMrY Stahl, Rock Spring• parents, Mr and lira. Herbert Jane YOliDJ .tnd Mary Carolyn Fink, and Jhared a birthday treal Miller, student~ at Obic. Vn!Ver· with children jg tbe Primary de- Illy, 1pe11t the weetend With their parf.meqt of the Bible Srhool at fam1hea. tbe Churcl! of Christ. Mrs Nellie Wlnston and Kn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachner spent Sara May Jones. Lak1n, were dJDSunday witb Mr. and llrL Clyde ner guutJ of MrL Carrre Cassell Belcher and Kr. and Mrs. C W Sunday. Clark, Charleston. lira Cedric C1ark left Monday Mrs Frances Ewmg was notUied evemng for Aanapobs wbere 1he of the death of Mrs T W Field, will viait her daughter and tiOP· Charletton Mrs Field wu a for- i.n·law, Lt. and Mrs. P F. Klein, mfr Middleport resJdent. Mn, and their aona, Peter and Richard SKIRTS SWEATERS D .R E A s s & s Wla~ COATS AND RAINCOATS 30% OF.F JUNEfS DRESS SHOP ~ N.%adAve. sy.stem m said. Vlllas:e~ -6E€TION 7: That all !''d{;::~:/.'j or reSolutions, or part& that are mconsJStent or m con· fhct herewith be and the same are hereby repealed SEC'tJON 8. That this Ordmance ~IIIANCI Here ls 1 job yOU will like-dol):. Jq Mth people and servlnt Uteir financial ntedl. • IIID5 B\JICK centlll')', -4 dr. lllvt. ehanto Wlllt lholr oellln1 pt~b~U. ,.., Sedan. !Wd-lo)> allr\0, pow • • • arid m•u olher thlll,lo. steertn1 ond brakto. .,,!1115.00. ' Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ,.,. cuotoin•," l>lr•· Ellie Calvert; ~lut:Jons for the New Year," '· Parsons; "AnOther Mrs. Steua 'Year," Mn. Altoha Karr. A t9ntri~ution !VIliS made ~o the lumie111 Mission and the treasurer -II' hake aaJe and supper netted $180.• 11. right in casb reqlllred of loan with rent. &room frame a;j;~~oal"'~;..i;i;;;. gas Riverbeating, view. ~-00 Can be bought with flOO.OQ down and asaume bal· anee of loan at $30.00 per 1 3 6te Good starling aalary. , .excellent month. ,lf!M FOIID V8 Roo.eb wqon.Pord. tralniD& p!'OII!'IJII. • • .early ad- BOX 229 umatlc 1dltve, -orta1iW blqe :fln. vanct~ment. • • eeepttonll benefit ish. $J,ti9/J.oo. Bloellille~t Pom• p~ ••. these and mon are roy. ·•I 13 tile JOUI'I with - - · an 'Fl. ' Mi h I ''F Thl w onnce e ae ; or s e Pr•v", Mils, Pau1ine Rice,· ''You J.Coo llltlo Them Through Ajl'l'he Ytlr," Mra. Della Windsor; "Chrl.at fraarie bunbeat, nice playground - !Q:Qfl Wednesday Nigh! Flpll l0:4G )1Jh& Follow-up fi:OO J<;ews of the N>Jhl lira. Knight reported the (AH'!1NC) 183tc II rou· ;lilto. varle!J In a Job I.BM--Po~N'fiA-±c-c-:C)l""'l"'elli>D"""'',"""YB; lle. will (let" It horo. You wUI deal luxe, 4 d!., std.~ ·Jb:dfamatlc ,alJ ~= · •I -,lid people. • • .Jou OUI , , drive, only 8,405 ocluol o!iieo. ~ J.ii eatlona ••• ~.B9lOO. Blaellnar'a, Po-. tab loan " 13111e ~prove eredltl. • .rou e~:lllee~ . .rou will l.llckey Mouse Club ~ord GE~ Dolly Se!llfael. l'omero1·llltldleport, ~ Culoon Club Five Star Final Klll:la, !l'ran 11 Ollie Joba Daly 1> the Newo 7:10 Dloneylar.d 9:30 FUESSEN, -Army PFC Howard Kitcben Jr., wbose parents live on Union AVe , PQD'leroy, Oh_io, tecenUy W_!lS grd. uated from the wheel vebicle re· pairman course at the Army's EuWMmilD, loeal MAiliUED MAN, Ordnance School m Fuesogo 21 to :Ill lor rotan brood route. StraiJbt ulary. Stealb' Jeff-i'OuDd poattlon for rilbt man. For 1pplication see ·:Yr. Yocum at 184ft Lincoln Heights, tJJonday iJUl TUesday, Jan. '1 and 8 between 8:00 p, m. aqd 'J:BO ·---··-~__;1~8 3tp p.m. 12:10 Neillbboro 12:30 Midday Movie Matinet 8:30 Novy Lo1 9:00 Ozzle •nd H.a%1'1et Pomeroy Soeiety Notes I repair, ~ientltic Motor Tune-Up an phases of bi.l ptf wort. If l&.D5 mlcbanlcaUy Inclined write lor FREE book. Uti11Uea ll!S3 CHEVICOLET, f ~., 2 tone blue &Ia~ .110 aeriel_. beater, clean. fl9ji.OO. Pomei"O)> !dolor Co. 11 :18 If 8:00 8:00 6:30 7:00 ' 1:15 the "\'l&Je"'), 1nd tbe CoMpan)' ahaU .have 'hr rl&bt to eharce and reerive from the VIIIIIJ• payment Mr. and Hrt. W A Gibbs and lot ..Sci tenlce1 in at"eordanee with tbe foUowtnJ JChedule of lORI IIDd Mr: aJld Mn Jaclr; Kft. ntea: • nedy IP.fmt Saturd.ay Dtlht •nd Bued on all nhtht burmn1 385 8unda7 lJ1 Cotumbu• with ~htlr daya per year, or approxinurteJ' aliter abl(ltllilber In Jaw, Mr. and '1000 hour, per year, Uahtl eaer- llrL .._h l{urulley •lid lmlly Jiled by overhead dlru-lbution fa · Mr and .Jtn. WilHam Parker cJ!irtea. All f1xturea mounted on and famil)' of Columbus w~ wOOd poles wei.kend iUetil of iJr and Mrt. 1000 Lumen, opeo type $18.50 Edwwd ~-. Mtnenvill• -per lamp per year Mr and lltl. Paul tl'tsher vilit· 2WO Lumen, open type-$22 00 ed rtrent~in Columbu1 with Mr. per lamp peT yea r and J(u. Jp12t FJs()et. · "GGO Lumen, Glasa inclosed Dt. and Mrs. IDirold Brown and $32.® per bmp per year J9fl and ""- Sadie Brown h'" CI.OOO Lumen Glass inclosed - returned after a vit1t ln Florida. $&0.00 per brnp per year Mr and Mrt William Bater SECTION 2· Payment for the returned home slturday evcnin' Rrviee furn lflb:ed beteWlder ah:all aher apeAdJ~t ae11erat days 1ft be made monthly in aeeardance CharletWn, W. Va wllh Mr and Wltb bdll rendered tlleretor by Mrs William Grlte and son. the Campan,y 'at the end of each Mra. Samp RuueU tpeot SUJ~oo period, each pa,yment ta be due rlay With ~. and J4ra. Robert wJthJn 15 day• of the aubmmlon Canon, Leadine Creek. of the blll therefor, c.verdue pay. menta "io bear interett It the rate lf1s~; NellJe Koehler spen! Suoof a ~;. per annum until p.a1d. day tn GallipoiJJ w1th Mr and Shculd the Village defJult ln 4 M1 s Charles Weaver • successive p:t.yments, the COmpany Mr and Mra. Theodore Reed Jr. may at any time diiCOnhnue ser v1s1led in Ironton, Saturil3y evep• vice hereunder wit-bout uotiee 10 mg with Mr 1nd M.-. Howafd long u any deflult eJ:irla, pro. Kresa. vlded, however, that ftO charge Vincent Kmgbt returned to Lh:a• ahalJ be made by tl•e Company for Military Inshtule Wheehn&, sen1c e hereunder during •.7;~li~Ui~;;.s::i.~~~ aftrr spendmg the pM'iod in which servke 15 aq, .e with parents, Mr. and conti nued ft. Knight SEt:T!ON 3 The street Mf aM Mrs John North aod be £urm1hed, f 11 aJI y and LeoI•tJ Sh aner ot tamed N'.Wifk-' Were weekend guests of cnnsut M~d Mn. Eshe Mossman, Hfn181 1000 Lumen ~ 24 2500 Lumen cr \!!. ,, 19 4000 Lumen Jdhn ":'f oung returned to bia 17 6000 Lumen 81\ldles at Ohio Umversity, AtheM , Changes in said system &hall be Sundly after spendmg the t1!>11made upon certi!leattoD to the data with bia psnonts, :.rr. and Company ot resolutiont or COnned Mrs. Hank Young n•questln: such changes; provtded Mrs. Dwight Parker and daugbthat no addition11l hghta shall be ter, Myrtis KaJ visited rerently J.a reqwred which will not be Jocuted wlthm ·a reasonable- distance from cXJ8tlng facihlie&, and pro- shall take effect and be m force v1ded further that not more than from and after thtrly d.aya from ten additional hghts mel be re- l 1ts PaSS&lile, and 'lhall remain in q111red durmg the last one year effect lor • period ?f ten years of the pcr1od of this ordinapce, thereafter, provtdcd 1t shall have -\ been accepted by tbe Company by SECTION 4 The said Company wrt~ten aeceptanre fil~d tn the shall not b~ requ1red to make any office ol the Village Clerk of said extemnons or renewals in the Vlllage. event that £;~Jd Vtllase 11 in ar Pasaed this 7th day or Janua17, rears in payment for servtces ren· 19~7. dered, nor silall 1a1d Coinpany lM! 1'. F. Rabln1on, Mayor required to make any e,Xtens1on A'l'TE'lT: durins the h1st year m which this Chlrl" w. Legar, vm •.- c..,. Ordinance 1s m eflect. (1) 8, 15, ate SECTION 5· All lamp11 shall be mamtained m 88 good om~~ and condition as practicable It tbe ex· pen3e of the Columbus and South· ern Ohao Elec!rir Company, SECTION 6: The said Company shall save s:Ud Vtllage hirriiless from any and aU llabUity occasIOned by care~e.ssneu br negJt. gence on the part of said Company m the construction, maintenance and operation of its street lighting I 1:00 Katie's ~Kitchen 130 As The World Tums 2 00 Our Miss Brooks ' !1804 lnfnHo tor tho !"''iiii!'" f dr. wo s.d.n. tow mne........ !lnlah- ot ~eb llonqor DOW ,,,119S.oo. ilmtlnll''a, li'•trutroY· ll"olllpoUJ. Pomet'Ol' ond !tiM IIUICIIi Spectal Dlx. - ' 18 ~ ot!IOOL Hl(lh S<bool ' to 1111 ... llr. . iMS CBEV. ? dr. or 4 !jr. ieilm I"!::~ . ~ltal ChOice of either Qt. !loll! I!Jo!l ' buyo.....00. Bl~hllr'~t pqlll,_ Pltone, auO.. appoia~tnt. roy. l ... J)IJtc ~ . ""-~-.............._ 1832 STUll~ ~ dr, V8 ll:r- drtmttle dr!V., bealo;r,'£""7 elea~t roy ~ one 0Wi1er, ..._DO. ••tor Co '. 11 .. If PHONE 108-Y 153te WE BUY STRUCTURAL I BEAMS ICIIAP IRON - METALS OHIO VALLEY K CO. J!,oli-lOll....... W. ind' II.~· c.. «')~ til~~··~ WATCH FOR HIM w J E .._.Ohln I I, & I 10 '81<' 4 dr., Rodney Downing Ptro, ~-bllo, HHI!h 4ccltD5NT t.1fi. C11uttty and 1!ll[JlD W.A. a.n• ' \ f INStJY.NCI! AGENCY l Finally Believed His Ey~s and Eart~ H DEXTEl Yl. SIX ROOK HOIJtll! In lloelno. catl lilt • -- -•I 11C..''-' 1 ~-'·1"c..~:.;eo'-;~,...:..::.IJc-_ _ _ _..:..:;l:IS Myfltty Theatre DYEIISBUIIG, 'renn. - A wbJn. I . n' 1 an returned a towel she alid abe ' toolr. from tbe Co rde U Hull HoThe JNtaHy, IHetiDt of the \ol here 11 yearl The towel ~~Of~lillan Setwaa malted to manager Waher Wcf - -fbtll'! • llfa. Opal Hamby, wlili ilito oete ot apology: Gi'Oie liHU!Itm1 he td!IGWIPI "I am tu~htined tb1t I toel it, ind •YOU ~•1 lor'"ve ~e !..... PJ'OII'IDL • • ,. .._ .-u e• m VI" whol 1'¥0 ilOilo," Dovatlonal, lllrL a\ll<lnt Kol'r, Sonlt ·up,.iJe Hlllil"l Poem, lira. Luet..ltfNH; l t - - Mn. Llzail l>u,y dkl.'IM, ''l'tit ~ Of G•d"l wit~ ~ fltr ·lhe II.,.. Yill\ Letha toniJbl II Mr. and Mrs Jtase- Wtrten, two law tnet Woid1. Charleston, v111ted Mr. and Mrl. 1 Clarence Cline sunday. Mr. and Mrs Warren, former · 1~1 rettdent1, hts spent Chrlatlna( With their ~on, Ro~rt. and bit wlf~. the former Glendl Cline, and tbe1r baby, Jo BC:\1\, at Llhden, Ala· bama. Mntt,. rttCM.1!":..~~~~<-_ I ~or Sale or Rent I'IIP ra,. or~ ...u,.. wor5 1riiJ M eMrJo<i !~o4...-, Ueot 1 W~~~ MOI!IPNG Auloq!otle/" ~·OY,OHJ01 clreulator, so.-.o BTU. Ute ;I SECTION l: Th•~ from and after ' Pllltl ,.. w ... lilt • • "' """' •eelto, prt.,od to HI~ Ph... l!8fl. iJulallo fcJIIb81 .......... the elf..Uv• dale of lhh Ordln· I 83ft ance and for a ~rl~ of un years ~. Ia Mil. . . . . Slooul4 be next en..Uin(, C:Oiumbwl and South· ~ lal-lalelr. ..,.. GA& cmCIIL>\THIG IIEAT!!:JI, SO.· ern Albio , E!1'f'l!'le Compony, Ill will net be noponol~ !1'1'11, lite new. 110.110. Atao IUCCIIIOl'tl "1M~ •..t&:nt, (bereln ' ,.. "ore Ilion ollf ~ Jlt. 1100 ~ llUJe Willlcbpter pump &WI· Cl>UO<I lho "ColaPIDY"), Ia hereby .eitlOn. 11.00 Tbe P!lce 11 RJtb& -: WHIN-TV:!hannen3 · •=at. ' ' t 10.00 Homt;t --'WWTV ~Aitlm··---·weHs:Tv . -·-----1'!:. tt= ADS 1{ANT _ .. -<>.. ·rp;-. ~MS-tV Chanl'tet i r, lssuinll an mvitahon thll week to the publtc to atten'd a "follow up" meetihl on betlth ll!dutatlon which will be held nn 11 In Ure county Health. n rtm~nt e~:m. st~mm health education con 11 ultant ol th~ Ohio Departmeftt of KeD.lth, and Dt. H. M Booelr:t, local health ci:ii!t.mlaaloner, wUl at· tend Thl' lneetlng folloWI obe held early in ~0\btr at th-e Pomeroy Ju,nlor rilh School when B wide r~~~e o l~al health problen'ls 1tU't dle®.aed Mr and Mrs Harlan JUfe aftd Mra. Nol:rn Ia ur1ina that every; one atten who Js interested ln sons visited W V. Rite and Wlfe ~eein1 a aocwdlnated health duca· Thursday evenlne. tton pro,...m beun locally Ezra Knal)l) and daqldet Mrs. Edna Barrelt recently wert o""r Malos IINIUL HOSPtTt.L nlJht 1ueu qf Mr. and MN. Cbarlte Admitted, Mta. Gene WOlfe, Hunter Nelsonville ahd t-lalmt Portlabd; PMrl -.Taeoba, Pomeroy; Mrs. Aulira l"hUilps wtlo U: in i Mrs. Barba~'~. Speneer. Lona Bot· Columbbs Hospital. tom· Mrs. Gft.lldlne Varian, CUf· ton;' Mrs. ~ell)< Hawl~Y. rt. Plea· Bob Bowen COlumbu• s)Wint the sr~nt Ern"\ J.ounl, MmeravUle. week end wtth hta ll'IRttfirents o."&Obarps. Kra Lena McEihin· Mr. and Mra. L. E. Wdod. ney, Mldt11~; Mra. Homer Jones Mr and Mta. Metyllfoudaihtltlt Middleport~ Mrs. June Stobart and and 'hrlna Kay, ·Aiba.i'IY &pent baby, Po~; llrll. John .Work· Sunday with Mr afld Mh. E. Lt man and ~by, Mason: Mr~. Ern· Houdaalleldt. erst GroU, )ibnteroy, B.rad Wolle, Mrs. Cl•ra Sm1th t-etllt'lled hbme Ra.,ne: 'lho WiR, MlddiOpofrl; Martha HUstiil'!~ Uunbar, \V, VL, after • couple of weeki at tbe MrL tarl l(dlartfe, Rutland; .Mn. home or her parents at Pt. Pie• Graee Woltdi, fMtlM, Ai'lh111' sant W Va . Charlie Rife 11 1 patient at \'tr) GbOdl&, A~~; Btrtbl: lijl' .alld Mri. Yi1111 tl!tatta Rospitil It lf:ue.tlnll\onl "ff. IS !: ~· ~Time 12:30 Sign ;:_0;:: 11_ _ li&lr ,-ear old son. Petfi' f'redertd:. G"andpafent! 1 ·OO Katie'• Kiteben lre Judge th'd Mrt. Cedril! Clark, 1:30 Aa the World Turna Our Mbs Btooks !frr and Mrs. 0. P. Klein, MNdle 2·00 2:30 Houseparty prwt, and jft'lt P>lildpal'ents arc 3:00 Big l'ayotr Mr and Mr~ Carroll M'orrhl tnd G Hui!liJt anti Mr ond Mrs 3:30 Bob Crosby Show fam1ly were each reeolnited SUB4:00 flrlghter Day "· e Hobtft. Mtd<lt""'""' day morning at the ASbury Metho· 4 15 Secret Storm dist t:hurch Syna.cuse, when it· 4·30 Edge Q' Njght tendance awards were presented PM <LIIi to Milti" b;o Dana Wwebrenner, superln· 'l'he PM Club Will m~et Wednes- &:00 The Early Show 6 30 Your l{:bo Reporter tendent of the chilre}l school. Mr. ib.y evenlr:J~ at the home lif Mrs 8:43 Sports Paracte and Mrs. Norr1s and dauJhtar, James Pullen, Brownell Avenue 6·55 Weatherman Deborah each received one year 7:00 Art Linkletter 1: the Ktda pins and five year pins were pre'1:10 qoug)al Edwardi C oF TO •LttT sented to their daughter11, Clarice 7:10 Grind Ole Opey A speclal meeUn; ol the MUidJe. and Brenda 8:00 Phil Silvera Show l)ort Chambet Of Cotnthet'ce has $:80 Tbi Brothers A tohl or 15 years of perfect been called for trlcby\ TanUary 9:00 To Tell the Truth altendanC(' IS the record or Mrs 25, at the Villate Hall when elecO,m R1zer and family, Mrs. Riter U~n of orfiteta Wm be held. All 9:30 Red Skelton reee1vrd a s1x year pin, her son interested pft's'oni!l arc urgect to 10:® tlfi,QOO QueStion 10:30 l)o You Trut.t Your Wlft. Frnnkhn, a four yen pin, Mrs. attena the mritinJ. 11:00 ttP-To-Th~ Minute News Fraukhn R•zer and Franklin Jr. 11:08 Sc!air.ning the WeathM" each a two vear pm and their dau11:10 The Lite Show DIM JUStiCE ghter, Mel11ss1a a one year pin. LTI'""<;'"'H,...:riEL~ D, Conn. Justl~e Mrs Ernest Duffy, daulilhter Mra W1Htam Frsnc1s and hef children, found 1 Way tn lri\peri'or tbuti •ere B1lly and Kath) each r~rc'e1ve"d •hen a Po'fffit fallui'! blaclt:ed out tllle co.urthO!JS$ . .ruda:e Howard Al· one year awards WNTN-TV CHANNIL 1l corn finished crimmal proceedll:44 SiP> On Twenty e1ght awards were pre· ings by nut-light. 11:45 Olrtoon Club sented and other receiving awards 12:10 Nooa rNewe were Ruth and Billy Wingett, HAAD WINTER 12:18 Nelllhbon three year Jllfl!>, Marc1a B. Karr, MASSENA. N. y -St Regis 12:10 MWda7 Mattnee Carolyn Van Meter, lin. Paul Indian ehiet Mitchell George pre- 1:30 Feminine ToUch Kloes, and Susie, Bobby and Mlck· · dJttld a lOnJ hatd wmter for 1956- 2:15 Llberace ey Winebrenner, for two years; 57 He Aid mu!khts have built 2:45 Lt!e with EUzaboth Mrs. Ralph RobJOon, woodrow iw•l big hOUIJI!I and the raccoons ha've 3:00 \Aftetnoon Film Fatlval ling and son Russell, Jean and lOb• hair flU~ &erial Time Janie~ Manuel and MeiVm Van • ....:,_·- - - ' - 8:00 Mkkey lloUH Club Meter one year pms. 8:00 , !Jt!I'IOOD Cl~b Dr Hom~r G Mc'M11lert, former pastor or the Middleport P1rat Presbyterian Cburch, bas bffln •I!· pOjnted Chaplain of the 102nd seuion of the Ohio State Letisla· (Copyrl;ht, 10M, by Unltflc1 turo. Feature Syndicate, tne.) Dr McMillen, who it retired fr6m the mm1stry, bas been a88ociated with the public nlaUon. department of the Bell Telephone company and hves In WorthlnJ· ton. Health Meeting To Be Jan.l8 CHANNIL 1 11:30 Tonl:ht 11:30 '1\mizhl !A. aild MtL l'>, t'. lm>n, Anna· polis, Mr.• ~ fift!Obneinr the 11 ::W blrt1i of 1 sli f!&Uhd eight ounce 12:00 10n, ftkiui'<l Hobal'l, It lhe U S 12·1t1 N'tvi.J liospttal AhfttPttlia, on Mon· 12.30 4ay, January 'r. Th'ty also have 12·45 ' Wedn~sclay WSAZ·TV • I 10·00 1'hli !I ·Your Lt!e 10:30 1'wentv-One, Jark Bqrry ' U·OO f!.iews ijeadllnea 11:15 Weathereist 11:20 , PretJtJ Bo:t 11 ·o Preu •B oz The \\"om~n!a. Satt\!tty of Christ· lln setv~<e ~lt\ chuffit ;,fil at lite · ' One of the hEhts 1n my hfe went out the other day when a magnificently cantankerous gen. Ueman named Oscar Coffin died In Raletgh, N C, possibly from boredom. He retlred last June as the head of the JOUrnalism school at the Umverslty or North CaroUna, the thought factory which un. leashed me on an unsugpecttng world It IS lmponlble to estimate how many nnw~rapermen 0 J Cofrm created 1n h:3 own image He left an edltorshln of a Carolina daily newspaper to ht>ad up the journal· bm school ~I the umvr.r~lty and l.s one more reason why we can be thankful everytime our turned out wurkm~ prcs5m<>n al most able persons are willing to run for political office thus a furious ratf! for 30 yean He supplying this big business with competant managerial ability. may have created a few monsters such as me, but main!} hls fledg turned 10 A\hl'flll arter spendmg Jlngs got JOlH <tnd hr.!ld them pro· 1 hf'tT var&lton hPre with thotr par· grcssed m them , and afhlevl'd rec Mr and Mrs ~;('Nard Rush and t•nts t\-lr onrJ Mrs Edson Roush ogmt10n In 1 hem daughter, and Ct.arle!l, Karen ami ' Mr ,md Mr ~ Ernest Clark of One thw~ is ('Crtain Coffin Sharon Johnson of Splller vtstll'd Applt• GTOVI' ~ pent Sunday afterDouglu Circle and lamtly Sunday nnon with Mr and Mrs Dean turned out a small percentage of amateurs, and practically none of Mrs 'Clara C1rcle spent Sunrlay Bl'inker his bO}S 11nd girls wound up 1n the wllh Mr.111 Minnie Rou!!h . Mrs H A. Barnlb: and ~ons of Mrs Clnra .t 1rcle called on advert1stng business Very fr.w he· Lmcoln He.Khta 1 nt New Years Mr and M1 s f,Uiretl Circle of Ra- carne book-authors, a shameful DI k I cme Thul'!;dny professiOn, thf' Sk1nper always Day wIlh ,mrs. De.po :m r n er am Mr liD(1 1Mrs R"IC har d Abl ea of said ta lly m Bald Kno_bs \'islted Mr and Mrs 0 J was " humorously irascible • CHANNIL I WI4Z·TV t :itll SI&D Oo w.s.u. -.all TilNITI times the number Mei,g.s has The small counties get a rell •Ill• ,........ ' 11:00 Tlie Prlct~ il lli&ht 11:10 ~ l:Z:OD Tle Tie DoUib l! :SO It Could Be You 1·00 Cur.rent %:00 P~'s Study 0 OF A' MEETING 2:30 Tennel!let: ,Ernie- Ford The Past Councilors of Theo~:00 )fotl!>q 'l'l>eall"~ dorus Council Oalfllttrr't of Amer• 1ca w11l meet Thusday evenmg, at 4:00 Queen Fqr ~ Dor the home of Mrs. James S.ayre, 4.48 MOCI,trfi 'lro'lftantie &:00 co..Od, Tlln• Em Main St. 5·3Q AunrDtu Show PUV.tt DOU' TO MIU fie Poinerity Women'a Prayer tlrGup will meet Wednesday at to a m at tM Grl~ Episcopal Parish House, good shake in distribution o( revenue a s evidenced from the fact that CUyahoga x;eceived only a tittle over 12 times as lnuch !)lOney, or $12,341,735. Obviously, our big brothers to the north are keeping our roads drlveable. The alternattve, tf we were to spend $41l7,518 out of our pol!ke'Ls, is downright revolhng Other Southeastern Ohio counties .arc m our same lucky boat Vinton County with but 4.215 <ars receives $411,914 Athens ~19,533, Jackson $558,508 and Galila $518,773. At. a matter of record, this 1s ho ,v Me1gs County's recelph from licenses and gas tax funds are distnbuted in the various subdivisions, Of the license plate revenue lhe county received $147,011, municipahhes $24,695, townships $10,799 Of the gas tax fund the county ~ets a flat $200,000 (same In all 88 counties) while munlclpallties and townsh1ps received a share based on population Here, mumc1pahties were returned $28,~ 612, townships $86,400. As a sidelight, Meigs County has stx m1Ies of unimproved roads, 89'1 miles of improved roads of wh1~h 180 are state highways, 239 couuty roads, and 464 township roads. Which all goes to Show us even local government Is big business spending a lot of money that emplovs many men. Thls e. -Tuesday 8:00 1956. Of this whopping sum . Meigs county subdivisions shared to !be extt.nt of nearly a half a million dollars $497,518. Un. bfflcial sources are hop~ng-probably wilh tongue in cheek-that since the tederal ~ovemment 1s nrovidmg 90% of th<' monies spent on Ohio's 1,330 miles of mterstate roads. no new tues on gasoline will be neeessary Eight cents now of thr 1!01! or eVery gaJlon of gasoline are !axes to the state or fed ~ral government. Statistics often are as dry readmg as are the dmty records from which the figures are extracted We have m hand a stack of comparative figures that breakdown for all subdivisions o~ the state monies received for highway purposes. Certain phases of this report is valuable and mtt>restmg when considered in relation to our nearby neighbor Lng counties. Td get lnto them: Automobile population in Meigs County was 9,080, Athens County 15,935, Jaekson County 12,203, Vinton County 4,215, and Gatlla County 9,528 These are stckl) totals when compared with 613,607 vehicles m Cuyahoga County, more than 70 . ,..,. WSAZ -TV Channel3 • OPEN CHURCH WIDDING 8:80 I( ' ·' The open church WeddinJ of e:t~ s~s l!)le Miss Narrey Lee Jacobs, dauibter 7:00 Gr•ftd Ole CWI'J' bf Mr and Mtt. Corhu Jacobs and 7:30 }Jonathon Wlitteis !!bow Mr. Gary E. Hanold, son of Mr. and Mn Harold Habii!J: will be hel"d at the f'(lderated cttun:h, !:Jt· urdey Jonuary I2, at I p m m!Uion during the fiscal year July I , 1955 through June 30, CARMEL ' Daily Sentiitel Day Book PROPOSED MIDDLE EAST -GREASE "JOB "the Daily Sentinel • r \ 990 He has heard and read a great many wonderful things about this new 1957 Cadillac since it made its first appear~~ il few brlef weeks ap- A curve' in the road ahead? fle simpl,y ~ it w;th.iJ., on: oi. hio hondo tnci -!be oar _...to ; w;th perfe<l aliodioDql. -ahout its magni6cent new luxury, for instance A hill in the o8ins1 fY i"''f ~ tho ~ '" .. , its b1 illiant new power and responsiveness , , . On your Dial Your Sunrise I ' To Sunset Station its marvelous new handling ease • . • and its e:drnordinary new smoothness of ride. And so, quite frankly. he began to wonder if it WCI'en't all too aood to be true. Could any motor car he as wonderful aa this la~t "'car of cars" was reputed to be'! Well, he's decided to put hia eyes and ears to the test today. And tbe verdict is unmistahbJel It's a joy ju!\t to lean bacfl into those deep, sqft cushions and look out over tbt graceful hood into the beckoning b~way. And what a reyelalion the car is to drive! at~r ~nd tbe e&f. s~~p a4d 'oYer as efFortl~.f . as ' A slop ¥,1 OOIIlin, up?~ p,...... his lao.., ever so !ll"'tly-.oft the broad bfakins podal ~· , comes td the Ull~eat, surqt atop iiua.ai~~· .,. F'!; ? ·• Yes, il'o truo 1what they. oay about lbio ....,.. of CadiiLoca. TliU ftu- ~ a-_y ~~- ...r.,: i ' · car""'" I• u. ...t 1M w.r/d', lt.ih""'ll'· '• ' . . .. '• How about YOI\7 Hare you he~£<1 the -~<r(lll, ih•ngs they're oay~ abaul the 1957 Cadmac! \VeU, the proof is in,. the driving-and the fldl about Cadillac h&ve 1\II:'Vef. been more KARR and VAN ZANDT MQtOR . . ' • Moin St. • ,r •I were lravelifl!- {he le..,J rOad. u ' • t ~ " .. J convirwcinJ.: ~~,~~?=:=1 �-· •• ' DlilrSenth!el, Pomeroy-Mld4leporl, 0., lan. 8. 19117-4! .' • TOJtK--1 ' n. chanet to rt&d tta. NEWJmYlt tolumn• except lrl the J'Gt mra Bucks Throw In Quick ll Points To Beat Purdue ...... , . point' in the fhal four minutes However, tt the -rumor bas any foundation, Oln ill second strtl&ht BiC Ten 1 •' ' •' Defealt:d by Gallipoli!l on a cool night a lPam that has .only a 2-2 record to dat e, ReUon''s ¥ana a). Diamond Coaches Declare Campuses Off Limits Now ST. LO UTS UP - Bas;ketb<~ll coaches of the National Culleglate Athletic As~oclation declared their c11mpuaea and locker rooms "off llmlta" to major league scouta today, but they admitted the talent , rald11 would be next to impoesible to atop. 'While baseball eoac:b81 were 1triklng bark at the major lelliiUCI, who h.ve abandoned their non - raldln~ pact, NCAA football coaches began arrlYina: for their part In the aasoelatlon's Ghl na· Uonal conYenflon. FIGHT RESULTS STORM DOORS ' •• •• ~ DUO-MATlC STORM WINDOWS - - ~ •CEI.OTEX INSUt.ATION . _________ lan Hennell of Pittsburg, Pa. The Hennel't aN! former residents ot Middleport and attended the Grace Episcopal Church in Pqmeroy. • : • Valley Lu.,..ber &_Supply "QUA~ITY s. 2nd Avenue 'OUR MOTJ'O" !• Middleport •' Bt United Praq ·NEW YORK St. Nichola& Arena: Bobby Courchttne, 134~•• Hoboll:e, Mast , outpointed Johnny Bu11o, uo, New York 10. MIAMI, FI .. A.: Wl1Ue Kid John· Whlte'a predictions, SEOL tamea · ~~tn. 149. Miami, Fla.. atoppad tonlwht : . Gordon Van Loo, 100, Miami, Fla. Gallipoli1 60, Michlleport . 42, · 6. atatlstlca lor. 1 HOLYOKE, Mau.: Edclle DeNelaonvllle 70, Jackson Mara, 189, Sprina:rield, Malll!i ., Uatlu for. . .• . lt.O~ped Ted Doncaater, US6'1, BoiJ· Athen1 68, Lagon t14r ton 12agaill!t . ;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;cl 1Pomeroy 70, Wellston 08, 1ta· tlatlcs ailainst. 13 9-21 .•!•t, ., ~ MIDWEST ChtwOrtb.y 17U 194 156 · 52.0 174 137 14"0 451 E. ·B-aker -' Norris 171J 161 1~7 496 Anderson 177 1M 143 474 Darst 187 175 222 584 To tab 886. 821 818 252~ NEW ' YORK CEN.TRAL Johnston 119 150 145 414 . AllmJs\\I"Mth '" 1'8'9 '1'11 155 488. Young fOI ft3 130 344 1Blind 130 130 130 390 Jenkinlii 208 134 132 474 Handicap ~ 49 49 153 . _775 'ISQ' 741 To!o\t SECOJjD T ~it!T Mitch ~..,~.· '• lGl 'BrB.d]f)-· 88 Drake 75 S~ubenvUle 78 Morris Harvey 66 69 Detroit 85 77 Iowa St. ~9 82 Northwestern 61 Iowa 70 B. n~ ,-~' Corne\'i 1, 186 '· 16'1 Wayne 67 Central Michigan Midilgan 70 Michigan St. 69 Ohio St. 711 Purd\le 68 ' ~ll'tliWEST Artansa1 68 HOuSton 6t Th-:15 Tech 63 8T ·N . Melt. A&M :i'rr, 1114 NEW YORK UP - The United Pren college baJketba)] raUngR with first-(Jiace votn and wonIOtot recorda through Jan. ~ In parentheses: Ttam _ Polntt 1. Ktn"• (21 10.0) 338 2. North C•rolln. ('S 11.0) 218 ~tntuc:tc, EAST --. 1to.k J•F•· 6 th R " ' ' ... St. Bonaventure 78 Morehead tl?. 5 en rne 1 1, 8 i ar urn 1turt •,& Duquesnt! 57 Villanova 4:S N. Y. Central 0, Sec. St. Mkt. 3 . Liberty Res-t. 2, Holsum Bk, 1 BrAndeis. '76 Tufts 7~ High SerN-s, Baktr Furn. 2525 Penn St. 88 Gettysburg 50 • , ' High Game, Bakar Fum. 816 Syracuse 79 Connecticut 78 • High In~. S•r.. Dartt, 584.. . SOUTt-1 ·.. High Ind. Gas'"'co' .D ib. Jtoan6ke 85 W&M Norfolk Divn 58 11 ~ Auburn ~ .Mississippi 66 TRI.(OUNTY LEAGUE ; Miami Fla 89 Stet1on 81 SENTINIL Flordia 74 Louisiana St. 50 llll 18$ 283 Floritb. Southe~n 94 rampa 72 · -Ciark Tedc!!Co ls:.t l"t 't)( :wt CentenarY 83 Miss. Southirn 79 Horak ~ J• ljl4- 12:5. J63 ._u , .. Oklahoma City .85? ~- Kentucky 78 Chistef , 103, lfl5 1B . 4i,t(J AJ~bama 83. lhaSJaSJppi St. '78 Grue~er · ·. f, 106 124. .174 . ~ Kent\lcky 81 Loyola Ill 62 CliffOrd , ,.. · 20-1 20-1- Vanier.bUt 81 Georgia Tee~ 73 Rmdlcap · , 3~ · 36 25 ~ _Tula11~ 72 Georgi~ $4 Totals 738 ?45 819 2302 · ~r~aJI .83 Vif~nta fee~ 8~ BAkl::R fURNITURE Ctladel 81 VMI 70 f7.R.. Jayhawks Top UP Basketball Poll Among Coaches 3. ly •Jnlttd Prtsa t. ·· Jienth testified that he organ ized the BGO in l9fi2". He said Delmonte was "hand - picked" by Jack Kearn:'!, boxing manager ,to head the group before it was formed and that the local group's decisions were made m the ea1:1t. Heath suit! that !i~hters to be bo)•eottcd hy the Guild were described ~~~ ''bOXI' rs in trouble," tllird TRI-COUNTY LI!AGUI • al treaaurer, and Albert W. Delmonte, Clevl'land, BGO president. The government contonds that in television :natchcs staged between AprU and October nf 195~ the flcfendants fixPd pfiCC8 and in~tl ­ gated boycol ts. no-hitter with a lll'W piteh . my <~tom ball. I threw it atom (nt 'em) and they hit atom lat 'em )." ~ A hot·n on hi s cx:pcnsivc car thM wrnt "Mo-o-o-,,1 The su.v alway.~ cxplocHna fl~e. crackers In the dubhouse. The player who drove into the clubhouse on R onc-hmger, put· cut collnp11iblp ~·chicle t!YtlfY day Carried a pol"tab!e rowlna ma· chine and dum -ttum l>c!ls on evetj' roar:! trip, much to the cha&rln of hotel porl.eu who would ru1h up to 1rab hi1 three bags iQ.Itead of tb.e usual one for other player._ thinking or great er tiJ>s, of eourse - only to di~cov1~r tlu·m so heavy they hardly cot~hl lift thi.!m. Yea, Spurts, Wllh a capital 115" will mi•• Robert Feller, retired, my • Keep Wlnler'l ley Blut Baelt Wlllt • DUO-DOOR BAsKETBALL .-· • '' • -INSIDE IMPRQVEMENT JOB •Defendant~ in the suit are. lhc International Doxing Guild, a subsidiary, the Boxing Guild of Ohio, and three orficials of the two groups: Charles Johns1on, New Yor~, JBG seneral prcshlcnt, WtiUar4 D41Y, New York, lBG ltlener- time, Bob fo'ellcr. wa~ a pritl.l prac· tical joker and humunsty. RatJld ltoiJcrt's rd1rcment will take away: sot FOR THAT mcanln1 that members of Ule groups should not do business with them. Defense attorneys contended Jn their o~nin1 statement that T.V , was kllllne the boxing induatr)r and that atudlo bouts, such. u NEW ARRIVAL those arranged by Heath, were Friends in Pomeroy have re~ ·Robert Hrath testified that he "gymnulum shows put on lor ttie cei ved word of the birth of a son, was expelte1 from the Ohio Guild benefit of razor blades and beer." Davi.d Allan, to Mr. and Mrs. AJ. after he became a matchmaker ----~----~------for television studio bouts. CLEV})LAND UP - The government opened its anti-trust suit cbartiug fixed price11 and illegal boyc<~tts in boxing Monday with testimony by 110 Akron fight promoter who., ~aid he was expelled trom the Bo~ing Guild of Ohio. Did you know that one or the arcatL•st buscha\J pltchcrs of all ''I •• Law Suit Opened Against Fight 'Fixing' By Akron Promoter Ousted From BGO and The big trouble ror Retton from no won likely will be keepln• the same slz.c ha.t!t on his boya. Let the hats get too small and fira•t COLUMBUS, 0 . UP ~ The thin~~: you knuw a l·ool breeze may Colt Stakes. a seriea ol four har- blow them off A.nd coolneJs in ness race events held for the first shooting ill fallll in thi.11 age of time .1l th£' Ohlo State t"air la;t high ~>coring, slam hang basketball. year . has proven "hii(hly success- Remember Gallipolis! ful." Fa ir Manager Robt'rt Jones said torlily. One hig rea~on the Panther. are light in the th1ck oftbe flgbt Fntri~ s for the 1957 (>vent, to be hehl the week o[ Au~. 2:i, are up !or the ~EO fla~ i~ that they have two boys ncar the top In le!'lgue more than 15 per cent , JnneB an~coring. No other team has two nounced boys abov e Sisson and Johnson, Thr seri~ ~. in which only Ohio each or whom have 60 points owned and hrr<i colts are ehglble, through the Logan game. will gross 111 excess of $40,000, lt'our boys above are FrldenmaJt. Jonu addctl. The Stak~ s features er Wellfton, 96: Dicken , Loian, 78; one race apiece for 2 and 3 ye11r Bishop. Athfms, 70 ~nd McQuald, old trown and pacers. Nelsonville with 66. Entries 1n the Gon:rnor's Cup Put Sl.!ISon's and Johnaon's tOfor 3-ycar-old trotters rose from gether and you gl't 120. A lot more ~ to 60, the Olho Slate Trot for than leader F'rlflPnm:~ker's 96. 2-year-old trotters from 71 hl 7~. Mid(!lcport has one boy In ~c and the Director of Agriculture Pace ror 3-year-olds from 4:4 to 4R. first 14, Morris, with 52, rank411{ 12th. Buckles of l.o~an and Dixon of Nclsonv tll e huvl' :'iU apiece. {:· ..• •• - best ~-.' ••• - ready has fared the whipped them. • • ~ • ~ I 1 •' Wabama, excctpt lor losses to Middleport ~nd Pomeroy, baa taken every game. And the White Falcona may even be stronger with the ret:ur'n of 1956 reJ,u1ar Roacoe Sprou~e, who brlke ·We the Ra\1en~woOd aame laat w'le"k for a few minutei aRd t'anned 'i' -polnta. Joe J'o~, big center, bas bee,nf well liiUpported in tbe acorina eotumns by :Jerry Arnold, llob OllV«t and Roy Clark to give the Falcons According to statistician Jim 1 a potent. punch. White of Pomeroy, Racine has A reserve game will precede scored 849 points to their oppon- f the varsity encounter. Ohio State played possession ball the rest of the way as the BoiLermakers made • futile at· tempt to get back in the game. Ohio Colt Stakes Called Popular By Fair Manager ()roiner, The otber day, ju!t before abe bee•llne4 . ~roaner'• f.ottv, 1~ for Kotfi. to ~cJ the holidays wtt.b Amertcan I · Ci~t , Uoopt, J roet MIA Grant. ' . pi", I don't warat to go 10 far as to aay that thJt Ia the moet bea~ul young girl hi the world, ""' an. a couple at dark fiornert1 in Venezuela. and a eec:tloll tha~ I Haven't canvuaed. Hawever, Mlul Grant wUl ••• Taaneblll · butetball victory, 75-611. r don't., Ji:DaY{ What's thf.'! matter with the old By IPlnat Purdue Monday night to The Bucks, who had a 32 - 39 edge at halftime, we:re Jed by Kfn Sidle with 2.5 polntl while forward Ed McCormick led the Boilermak en with 20. j ~ ollie!'. Desk COLUMBUS, 0 . UP Obio state exploded for 11 atraieht morn.~ afternoonJ, but tf what I've Jllroptlfd: ' in them recently Ia true-well, then, Bini CrosbJ .. cruy. A..ccordtnc to the ladlea an.cl rentrirD~~n at tho keyhole, Croat~y recently 1ighed dolefuUy and 'wilked out of the lite of Miss Kalllryn Onmt ~ause at the time 11he was only 22 anti too ~r tor bJm. Nobody, of courtie, Jsr.o.wa who "~ out on whom, and aa ru u I'm con.. tf~ I 4on'~ even know It they lmow tact\ The Sports Coeafp 130 138 tao 168 146 Sf 746 253 Southtrn Methodltt 01·U 236 Louitvlll• 1·21 131 UCLA II 13& Iowa Stti-t 102 I. Okl•hemo 73 9. Vandnbllt 69 54 4. 5. 6. 7. era. six win first of $7,000. were Early Wynn Right on his heels "came un- 20-gamc lucky J11.y Hebert, who had a 281 Bob Lemon, Herb -sc6re, Billy and eolleoted $8,7-M afttlr firing a Pi.erc~. Frank l,.&ry, and Billt tour under · par 67 on his last H<><,ft. . .. .:.· round . 10 ~ ·' _ ~hind Ford came H!l'bert alid ib'I!Ml a slt·Wll1, tiS at 28§ bCtween :Jimmy Clark, T(l_mmy Jacoba, Davt M:arr, Jackht BUr)"e, toD'Im)' -.Bolt, "i.'tld Art Wall. 71' UP "--t took his many mOney • nioklirg yean to d9 it, today was named the ··.,-~ national PGA F.o~ball Leai\le"s Most 130 tso chslti!Pdofl finally bas his first wiil· Valuable _Player to,r the 1956 sea146 177 te»-tcur goJflng erown. ( son in the annual United Preas 174 183 _ Tbe . husii:Y 33-year-flld fltbter 141 140 rrom Mahopac. N.Y., •bo la noted 11)1 IIIACH MAGIC '20' 132 trw 42,.8 •• o~ of t!ie finest matt]l~pt._y Cli-G(j UP The tolsl ol 34 34 102 golfers who ever IIYed, fouah't six ~glme whiner.11 in the AmerVM 794 230~ poll. ical'! Ulpe taM: seisetn equalled 159 16Q 744 770 iuS l!IAKIRY (; • 0 0 <o ur "'<.• • .LITTLE ORPHAN " ' ••, ' De- ~O.G,LIEI;MT;\!!rf&b IIEST ·); VMSHtNGTQ&· UP -.Lt. Ra!p.. Gugllehni, . foimer Notre Dame star who pla)'ed last ~ason with the Bolling Air Forn: ~ase tea!ftf was named the arm~d forces olltatanding player of the fear ~ar the Wa8J:\4lglon , fouehdotirt NAkrt HE- AUNT FR.1Ttl-·· t L.IKE OUR NEW US MORii. FOR Olo!A MONEY MIL.K MAN ..........:.-..:..~~-- ·' ~~w:~~~:~:: , , f7; 26; 12. 14, ra~ -~.-::: ..: St. Louis 11', Brig· ~~~ .P!~~~~. in&11~~ .. c '" ' " •'' '" • ." ' f(lr '571' And what ucwsl Wagons so big, so 'full of fi.ne-c:~r prestige that you 'II wonder how it can be done FOR THE POUGHT LIKI PULLMia NEW YOIIK UP "- I went ~­ er hlm like Gene Fullmcrf~' i_,d tubslilute liJ.:htwclg}Jt Ro[)b7 Coiar· ehc11nc today, explaluin:: hlit ·upUJt TV victory over tall er and he-.vler Joh'nny Bu580 at St. Nlcllol,l Arfna . ·,, to make th~ ~lg station wagon new• -1/fMfllfJII. League note .~: Mo9t point1 ~tored ~~~ season, NelJonvlllc, 94. Mo•t poinh scored In leaaue, l'om eroy, Bli. Mo•t point~ scor"d leaprtndl· vidual . Aaron Uurtmgton, fJome• roy, 32. Lcaat points acorcd in Jea1ue, Middleport, 41. , -~----- Lcavt it to ~C!: station wagon leader ' TATUM LOSIS TIAOUI'{ CHAPEL Hn.L, N. C. •UP, ' ~ Jim Tatum looked around toita)' rot a new aaaistaut Ln replac:e' i~· Univer1ity ol North Carolina•t.'\)'1i• du~· Teai\le, wbo reliilgned al 1th• cum" bead coac~ at the CitadeL. · at low Fotd,p_ricea. BEST , IN PAINT and SERVICE Under , t~e front -hinged hood you'll find 'nf.w power-Six powerl- V-8 powe'rl.,;red-in-adion power. In1lde : ,-oU"ll find more usable 1oadspartt'Ar:!d the wrap-around' lift- gate gLVta~ grtllter loading ease. 1£ yau•·<hokt u the 9-pa.,engcr Coun~y SQuit:e, you'JL be proud to ALSO pull For otb'el> Home lmprovem.,.&.Supplles new ~JIB• ' •~ the finest plam in thi~ with its IUW'tly trim. CLINToN :fiSHER Solea- Pllli{t;.... llenlco Phone• ..- 8008-Y 461 /• ' s. Ir your needs call for a 6-pasoc~F , This fi.pauenger, 2·door model fl:a· ,,_'_ j1""''-~-;.o....;._.;......;_ _, station wagon with four doon, you'll. turea FOrd'a new subdued tones. the love the new Country Sedan. Wlaen last word in modern decor. A,nd' . you fold the rear sea't intn the floor, . whei\ it comes to quiet, there's no · you'll find there's afmost nine ·feec o( loadspace- nearJr a foot QlOre tlta.n ever before. wagon like Ford wagons1 In the wonderful way that Ford · cal\ t~ke a fine 'thing and make it ..' '" ' 0'\ There'utiJI another4--door Coun- . even fine.-. the Del R:io Ranch try Sec..lan.It has 'die extra.Lthird,ieat Wagon ·gOes a s~ep beyond the For 9-passenger roo'm. An~· at 4n ..U ,~ W~ ,~11ityle,_ fabr(cf .. afid :-~ · Ford w~guna for '57, you biivt ,tJie ,ltim. It brlngo :10~>2-doOr, fi.p-n· ·, -,·.,:, new single-control hand~ "hjt/l ger wagO!i'li[e at iiS best '·' open\ ~th the.wrap.:aroun~UltS.te ·'f _; ;senei ~ ~rOCyou~U-:I~d.soot~: · 11.nd tall~ ale w1th one mot~on; ~· ,, ,,T~k.e a Ford :wagon for a'1pin. Ytw~ll -i{.,., they cant be opcn..Urom m•id•! ,' .. agt\!e' tllol ror ' 'Yllng'Jt'• io slit<t·"' . Thexc's good new!. too, for fali• "'i heart.~ •. fot·Wflrk and power, it'l a :·i. .· ol ford's cclebr•ted R,u\!h W"f,"'- ' lllml>le, al.cfomalavel, ,, '. .' ' ... ··<' ) . �-· •• ' DlilrSenth!el, Pomeroy-Mld4leporl, 0., lan. 8. 19117-4! .' • TOJtK--1 ' n. chanet to rt&d tta. NEWJmYlt tolumn• except lrl the J'Gt mra Bucks Throw In Quick ll Points To Beat Purdue ...... , . point' in the fhal four minutes However, tt the -rumor bas any foundation, Oln ill second strtl&ht BiC Ten 1 •' ' •' Defealt:d by Gallipoli!l on a cool night a lPam that has .only a 2-2 record to dat e, ReUon''s ¥ana a). Diamond Coaches Declare Campuses Off Limits Now ST. LO UTS UP - Bas;ketb<~ll coaches of the National Culleglate Athletic As~oclation declared their c11mpuaea and locker rooms "off llmlta" to major league scouta today, but they admitted the talent , rald11 would be next to impoesible to atop. 'While baseball eoac:b81 were 1triklng bark at the major lelliiUCI, who h.ve abandoned their non - raldln~ pact, NCAA football coaches began arrlYina: for their part In the aasoelatlon's Ghl na· Uonal conYenflon. FIGHT RESULTS STORM DOORS ' •• •• ~ DUO-MATlC STORM WINDOWS - - ~ •CEI.OTEX INSUt.ATION . _________ lan Hennell of Pittsburg, Pa. The Hennel't aN! former residents ot Middleport and attended the Grace Episcopal Church in Pqmeroy. • : • Valley Lu.,..ber &_Supply "QUA~ITY s. 2nd Avenue 'OUR MOTJ'O" !• Middleport •' Bt United Praq ·NEW YORK St. Nichola& Arena: Bobby Courchttne, 134~•• Hoboll:e, Mast , outpointed Johnny Bu11o, uo, New York 10. MIAMI, FI .. A.: Wl1Ue Kid John· Whlte'a predictions, SEOL tamea · ~~tn. 149. Miami, Fla.. atoppad tonlwht : . Gordon Van Loo, 100, Miami, Fla. Gallipoli1 60, Michlleport . 42, · 6. atatlstlca lor. 1 HOLYOKE, Mau.: Edclle DeNelaonvllle 70, Jackson Mara, 189, Sprina:rield, Malll!i ., Uatlu for. . .• . lt.O~ped Ted Doncaater, US6'1, BoiJ· Athen1 68, Lagon t14r ton 12agaill!t . ;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;cl 1Pomeroy 70, Wellston 08, 1ta· tlatlcs ailainst. 13 9-21 .•!•t, ., ~ MIDWEST ChtwOrtb.y 17U 194 156 · 52.0 174 137 14"0 451 E. ·B-aker -' Norris 171J 161 1~7 496 Anderson 177 1M 143 474 Darst 187 175 222 584 To tab 886. 821 818 252~ NEW ' YORK CEN.TRAL Johnston 119 150 145 414 . AllmJs\\I"Mth '" 1'8'9 '1'11 155 488. Young fOI ft3 130 344 1Blind 130 130 130 390 Jenkinlii 208 134 132 474 Handicap ~ 49 49 153 . _775 'ISQ' 741 To!o\t SECOJjD T ~it!T Mitch ~..,~.· '• lGl 'BrB.d]f)-· 88 Drake 75 S~ubenvUle 78 Morris Harvey 66 69 Detroit 85 77 Iowa St. ~9 82 Northwestern 61 Iowa 70 B. n~ ,-~' Corne\'i 1, 186 '· 16'1 Wayne 67 Central Michigan Midilgan 70 Michigan St. 69 Ohio St. 711 Purd\le 68 ' ~ll'tliWEST Artansa1 68 HOuSton 6t Th-:15 Tech 63 8T ·N . Melt. A&M :i'rr, 1114 NEW YORK UP - The United Pren college baJketba)] raUngR with first-(Jiace votn and wonIOtot recorda through Jan. ~ In parentheses: Ttam _ Polntt 1. Ktn"• (21 10.0) 338 2. North C•rolln. ('S 11.0) 218 ~tntuc:tc, EAST --. 1to.k J•F•· 6 th R " ' ' ... St. Bonaventure 78 Morehead tl?. 5 en rne 1 1, 8 i ar urn 1turt •,& Duquesnt! 57 Villanova 4:S N. Y. Central 0, Sec. St. Mkt. 3 . Liberty Res-t. 2, Holsum Bk, 1 BrAndeis. '76 Tufts 7~ High SerN-s, Baktr Furn. 2525 Penn St. 88 Gettysburg 50 • , ' High Game, Bakar Fum. 816 Syracuse 79 Connecticut 78 • High In~. S•r.. Dartt, 584.. . SOUTt-1 ·.. High Ind. Gas'"'co' .D ib. Jtoan6ke 85 W&M Norfolk Divn 58 11 ~ Auburn ~ .Mississippi 66 TRI.(OUNTY LEAGUE ; Miami Fla 89 Stet1on 81 SENTINIL Flordia 74 Louisiana St. 50 llll 18$ 283 Floritb. Southe~n 94 rampa 72 · -Ciark Tedc!!Co ls:.t l"t 't)( :wt CentenarY 83 Miss. Southirn 79 Horak ~ J• ljl4- 12:5. J63 ._u , .. Oklahoma City .85? ~- Kentucky 78 Chistef , 103, lfl5 1B . 4i,t(J AJ~bama 83. lhaSJaSJppi St. '78 Grue~er · ·. f, 106 124. .174 . ~ Kent\lcky 81 Loyola Ill 62 CliffOrd , ,.. · 20-1 20-1- Vanier.bUt 81 Georgia Tee~ 73 Rmdlcap · , 3~ · 36 25 ~ _Tula11~ 72 Georgi~ $4 Totals 738 ?45 819 2302 · ~r~aJI .83 Vif~nta fee~ 8~ BAkl::R fURNITURE Ctladel 81 VMI 70 f7.R.. Jayhawks Top UP Basketball Poll Among Coaches 3. ly •Jnlttd Prtsa t. ·· Jienth testified that he organ ized the BGO in l9fi2". He said Delmonte was "hand - picked" by Jack Kearn:'!, boxing manager ,to head the group before it was formed and that the local group's decisions were made m the ea1:1t. Heath suit! that !i~hters to be bo)•eottcd hy the Guild were described ~~~ ''bOXI' rs in trouble," tllird TRI-COUNTY LI!AGUI • al treaaurer, and Albert W. Delmonte, Clevl'land, BGO president. The government contonds that in television :natchcs staged between AprU and October nf 195~ the flcfendants fixPd pfiCC8 and in~tl ­ gated boycol ts. no-hitter with a lll'W piteh . my <~tom ball. I threw it atom (nt 'em) and they hit atom lat 'em )." ~ A hot·n on hi s cx:pcnsivc car thM wrnt "Mo-o-o-,,1 The su.v alway.~ cxplocHna fl~e. crackers In the dubhouse. The player who drove into the clubhouse on R onc-hmger, put· cut collnp11iblp ~·chicle t!YtlfY day Carried a pol"tab!e rowlna ma· chine and dum -ttum l>c!ls on evetj' roar:! trip, much to the cha&rln of hotel porl.eu who would ru1h up to 1rab hi1 three bags iQ.Itead of tb.e usual one for other player._ thinking or great er tiJ>s, of eourse - only to di~cov1~r tlu·m so heavy they hardly cot~hl lift thi.!m. Yea, Spurts, Wllh a capital 115" will mi•• Robert Feller, retired, my • Keep Wlnler'l ley Blut Baelt Wlllt • DUO-DOOR BAsKETBALL .-· • '' • -INSIDE IMPRQVEMENT JOB •Defendant~ in the suit are. lhc International Doxing Guild, a subsidiary, the Boxing Guild of Ohio, and three orficials of the two groups: Charles Johns1on, New Yor~, JBG seneral prcshlcnt, WtiUar4 D41Y, New York, lBG ltlener- time, Bob fo'ellcr. wa~ a pritl.l prac· tical joker and humunsty. RatJld ltoiJcrt's rd1rcment will take away: sot FOR THAT mcanln1 that members of Ule groups should not do business with them. Defense attorneys contended Jn their o~nin1 statement that T.V , was kllllne the boxing induatr)r and that atudlo bouts, such. u NEW ARRIVAL those arranged by Heath, were Friends in Pomeroy have re~ ·Robert Hrath testified that he "gymnulum shows put on lor ttie cei ved word of the birth of a son, was expelte1 from the Ohio Guild benefit of razor blades and beer." Davi.d Allan, to Mr. and Mrs. AJ. after he became a matchmaker ----~----~------for television studio bouts. CLEV})LAND UP - The government opened its anti-trust suit cbartiug fixed price11 and illegal boyc<~tts in boxing Monday with testimony by 110 Akron fight promoter who., ~aid he was expelled trom the Bo~ing Guild of Ohio. Did you know that one or the arcatL•st buscha\J pltchcrs of all ''I •• Law Suit Opened Against Fight 'Fixing' By Akron Promoter Ousted From BGO and The big trouble ror Retton from no won likely will be keepln• the same slz.c ha.t!t on his boya. Let the hats get too small and fira•t COLUMBUS, 0 . UP ~ The thin~~: you knuw a l·ool breeze may Colt Stakes. a seriea ol four har- blow them off A.nd coolneJs in ness race events held for the first shooting ill fallll in thi.11 age of time .1l th£' Ohlo State t"air la;t high ~>coring, slam hang basketball. year . has proven "hii(hly success- Remember Gallipolis! ful." Fa ir Manager Robt'rt Jones said torlily. One hig rea~on the Panther. are light in the th1ck oftbe flgbt Fntri~ s for the 1957 (>vent, to be hehl the week o[ Au~. 2:i, are up !or the ~EO fla~ i~ that they have two boys ncar the top In le!'lgue more than 15 per cent , JnneB an~coring. No other team has two nounced boys abov e Sisson and Johnson, Thr seri~ ~. in which only Ohio each or whom have 60 points owned and hrr<i colts are ehglble, through the Logan game. will gross 111 excess of $40,000, lt'our boys above are FrldenmaJt. Jonu addctl. The Stak~ s features er Wellfton, 96: Dicken , Loian, 78; one race apiece for 2 and 3 ye11r Bishop. Athfms, 70 ~nd McQuald, old trown and pacers. Nelsonville with 66. Entries 1n the Gon:rnor's Cup Put Sl.!ISon's and Johnaon's tOfor 3-ycar-old trotters rose from gether and you gl't 120. A lot more ~ to 60, the Olho Slate Trot for than leader F'rlflPnm:~ker's 96. 2-year-old trotters from 71 hl 7~. Mid(!lcport has one boy In ~c and the Director of Agriculture Pace ror 3-year-olds from 4:4 to 4R. first 14, Morris, with 52, rank411{ 12th. Buckles of l.o~an and Dixon of Nclsonv tll e huvl' :'iU apiece. {:· ..• •• - best ~-.' ••• - ready has fared the whipped them. • • ~ • ~ I 1 •' Wabama, excctpt lor losses to Middleport ~nd Pomeroy, baa taken every game. And the White Falcona may even be stronger with the ret:ur'n of 1956 reJ,u1ar Roacoe Sprou~e, who brlke ·We the Ra\1en~woOd aame laat w'le"k for a few minutei aRd t'anned 'i' -polnta. Joe J'o~, big center, bas bee,nf well liiUpported in tbe acorina eotumns by :Jerry Arnold, llob OllV«t and Roy Clark to give the Falcons According to statistician Jim 1 a potent. punch. White of Pomeroy, Racine has A reserve game will precede scored 849 points to their oppon- f the varsity encounter. Ohio State played possession ball the rest of the way as the BoiLermakers made • futile at· tempt to get back in the game. Ohio Colt Stakes Called Popular By Fair Manager ()roiner, The otber day, ju!t before abe bee•llne4 . ~roaner'• f.ottv, 1~ for Kotfi. to ~cJ the holidays wtt.b Amertcan I · Ci~t , Uoopt, J roet MIA Grant. ' . pi", I don't warat to go 10 far as to aay that thJt Ia the moet bea~ul young girl hi the world, ""' an. a couple at dark fiornert1 in Venezuela. and a eec:tloll tha~ I Haven't canvuaed. Hawever, Mlul Grant wUl ••• Taaneblll · butetball victory, 75-611. r don't., Ji:DaY{ What's thf.'! matter with the old By IPlnat Purdue Monday night to The Bucks, who had a 32 - 39 edge at halftime, we:re Jed by Kfn Sidle with 2.5 polntl while forward Ed McCormick led the Boilermak en with 20. j ~ ollie!'. Desk COLUMBUS, 0 . UP Obio state exploded for 11 atraieht morn.~ afternoonJ, but tf what I've Jllroptlfd: ' in them recently Ia true-well, then, Bini CrosbJ .. cruy. A..ccordtnc to the ladlea an.cl rentrirD~~n at tho keyhole, Croat~y recently 1ighed dolefuUy and 'wilked out of the lite of Miss Kalllryn Onmt ~ause at the time 11he was only 22 anti too ~r tor bJm. Nobody, of courtie, Jsr.o.wa who "~ out on whom, and aa ru u I'm con.. tf~ I 4on'~ even know It they lmow tact\ The Sports Coeafp 130 138 tao 168 146 Sf 746 253 Southtrn Methodltt 01·U 236 Louitvlll• 1·21 131 UCLA II 13& Iowa Stti-t 102 I. Okl•hemo 73 9. Vandnbllt 69 54 4. 5. 6. 7. era. six win first of $7,000. were Early Wynn Right on his heels "came un- 20-gamc lucky J11.y Hebert, who had a 281 Bob Lemon, Herb -sc6re, Billy and eolleoted $8,7-M afttlr firing a Pi.erc~. Frank l,.&ry, and Billt tour under · par 67 on his last H<><,ft. . .. .:.· round . 10 ~ ·' _ ~hind Ford came H!l'bert alid ib'I!Ml a slt·Wll1, tiS at 28§ bCtween :Jimmy Clark, T(l_mmy Jacoba, Davt M:arr, Jackht BUr)"e, toD'Im)' -.Bolt, "i.'tld Art Wall. 71' UP "--t took his many mOney • nioklirg yean to d9 it, today was named the ··.,-~ national PGA F.o~ball Leai\le"s Most 130 tso chslti!Pdofl finally bas his first wiil· Valuable _Player to,r the 1956 sea146 177 te»-tcur goJflng erown. ( son in the annual United Preas 174 183 _ Tbe . husii:Y 33-year-flld fltbter 141 140 rrom Mahopac. N.Y., •bo la noted 11)1 IIIACH MAGIC '20' 132 trw 42,.8 •• o~ of t!ie finest matt]l~pt._y Cli-G(j UP The tolsl ol 34 34 102 golfers who ever IIYed, fouah't six ~glme whiner.11 in the AmerVM 794 230~ poll. ical'! Ulpe taM: seisetn equalled 159 16Q 744 770 iuS l!IAKIRY (; • 0 0 <o ur "'<.• • .LITTLE ORPHAN " ' ••, ' De- ~O.G,LIEI;MT;\!!rf&b IIEST ·); VMSHtNGTQ&· UP -.Lt. Ra!p.. Gugllehni, . foimer Notre Dame star who pla)'ed last ~ason with the Bolling Air Forn: ~ase tea!ftf was named the arm~d forces olltatanding player of the fear ~ar the Wa8J:\4lglon , fouehdotirt NAkrt HE- AUNT FR.1Ttl-·· t L.IKE OUR NEW US MORii. FOR Olo!A MONEY MIL.K MAN ..........:.-..:..~~-- ·' ~~w:~~~:~:: , , f7; 26; 12. 14, ra~ -~.-::: ..: St. Louis 11', Brig· ~~~ .P!~~~~. in&11~~ .. c '" ' " •'' '" • ." ' f(lr '571' And what ucwsl Wagons so big, so 'full of fi.ne-c:~r prestige that you 'II wonder how it can be done FOR THE POUGHT LIKI PULLMia NEW YOIIK UP "- I went ~­ er hlm like Gene Fullmcrf~' i_,d tubslilute liJ.:htwclg}Jt Ro[)b7 Coiar· ehc11nc today, explaluin:: hlit ·upUJt TV victory over tall er and he-.vler Joh'nny Bu580 at St. Nlcllol,l Arfna . ·,, to make th~ ~lg station wagon new• -1/fMfllfJII. League note .~: Mo9t point1 ~tored ~~~ season, NelJonvlllc, 94. Mo•t poinh scored In leaaue, l'om eroy, Bli. Mo•t point~ scor"d leaprtndl· vidual . Aaron Uurtmgton, fJome• roy, 32. Lcaat points acorcd in Jea1ue, Middleport, 41. , -~----- Lcavt it to ~C!: station wagon leader ' TATUM LOSIS TIAOUI'{ CHAPEL Hn.L, N. C. •UP, ' ~ Jim Tatum looked around toita)' rot a new aaaistaut Ln replac:e' i~· Univer1ity ol North Carolina•t.'\)'1i• du~· Teai\le, wbo reliilgned al 1th• cum" bead coac~ at the CitadeL. · at low Fotd,p_ricea. BEST , IN PAINT and SERVICE Under , t~e front -hinged hood you'll find 'nf.w power-Six powerl- V-8 powe'rl.,;red-in-adion power. In1lde : ,-oU"ll find more usable 1oadspartt'Ar:!d the wrap-around' lift- gate gLVta~ grtllter loading ease. 1£ yau•·<hokt u the 9-pa.,engcr Coun~y SQuit:e, you'JL be proud to ALSO pull For otb'el> Home lmprovem.,.&.Supplles new ~JIB• ' •~ the finest plam in thi~ with its IUW'tly trim. CLINToN :fiSHER Solea- Pllli{t;.... llenlco Phone• ..- 8008-Y 461 /• ' s. Ir your needs call for a 6-pasoc~F , This fi.pauenger, 2·door model fl:a· ,,_'_ j1""''-~-;.o....;._.;......;_ _, station wagon with four doon, you'll. turea FOrd'a new subdued tones. the love the new Country Sedan. Wlaen last word in modern decor. A,nd' . you fold the rear sea't intn the floor, . whei\ it comes to quiet, there's no · you'll find there's afmost nine ·feec o( loadspace- nearJr a foot QlOre tlta.n ever before. wagon like Ford wagons1 In the wonderful way that Ford · cal\ t~ke a fine 'thing and make it ..' '" ' 0'\ There'utiJI another4--door Coun- . even fine.-. the Del R:io Ranch try Sec..lan.It has 'die extra.Lthird,ieat Wagon ·gOes a s~ep beyond the For 9-passenger roo'm. An~· at 4n ..U ,~ W~ ,~11ityle,_ fabr(cf .. afid :-~ · Ford w~guna for '57, you biivt ,tJie ,ltim. It brlngo :10~>2-doOr, fi.p-n· ·, -,·.,:, new single-control hand~ "hjt/l ger wagO!i'li[e at iiS best '·' open\ ~th the.wrap.:aroun~UltS.te ·'f _; ;senei ~ ~rOCyou~U-:I~d.soot~: · 11.nd tall~ ale w1th one mot~on; ~· ,, ,,T~k.e a Ford :wagon for a'1pin. Ytw~ll -i{.,., they cant be opcn..Urom m•id•! ,' .. agt\!e' tllol ror ' 'Yllng'Jt'• io slit<t·"' . Thexc's good new!. too, for fali• "'i heart.~ •. fot·Wflrk and power, it'l a :·i. .· ol ford's cclebr•ted R,u\!h W"f,"'- ' lllml>le, al.cfomalavel, ,, '. .' ' ... ··<' ) . �' f)-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 8, !9S7 The Swanke-Stansbury Vows Exchanged Theodorus Council DOf A Holds Installation Ceremonies Monday Installation of offteer11 was held •ben Theodorus .Council Daughters of Amerira met Mond11y evenJq. at .the lOOF Hall. Mrs. Thomas Cook councUor, llftaided and Mrs. Mart Harten....htb was reported ill in !he Ohio -V'.Uey Hospital at Stuebenville, WANTED flower~ FI OWl'fS Y.C f C als o OJdered senl to a bnby \t r~ M.~non o~prl . • TOE ... ·Eleanor Schaaf, !Jilddleport Society Editor, Ph~e 8079 The report of the authling comnuttet! wHs g1 Ye n A cflmmq.nlcatlon was read from Margaret C. • WIATHII tne Hawk who bas ly UNITED PRESS Ohio; Cloucty todey with ~ slonal dri;;a:i• 1o0uth •nd Mit .....,_ tlon end mix•d with MtM ......, lne &-la:le or NtOW ._,,.,.. ftOI'ttt. •nt. Cloudw- artd Mcoml"- . , . , tonlvht with tiMw flurriet ...., L•k• lrM, ..,.... llfht r•ln •r clriJ,. zl• llbly IOUtt. pertlon. snow G. rain north •nd r'tll" In lOUth. High today JG to U north, U to 40 'ovth. Low tonleht In I'M 20's north •• tt. lO's south. Thu....., Kistler c-oncerni ng the district rally which wil l be held in Marietta on Apnl 11 The charter was VOL IX NO.7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, HUGE BUS RAMS TRUCK Mrs. Albert Woodarll, counctl deputy mstJ.Il ed t he following of· flee rs for a term or six months, ',[rs. Minoie Neu tzlmg, councilor; ~ rs. Arnold Hayes. vice couneilcr; EGGS ~ • Abbie Uurs t and Mrs. Daisy Brum- PRODUCE 8ATC81NG .. ... .... -----------------. .._ ley. TO "· ,, lor a pc notl of Lhlrty days Idraped tn me mory o{ two .sis ters, Mrs. Poultrymen - SIX . DIE . ' Asked To Increase Herbert Mil h·r, associate councilor , ~trs . Thomas Cook, juntor past councilor: \fn. Henry JUnior pa1l Reibel, asJSoc iate councilor; Mtss Lydta Hy sell, con• ductor; Mr:;. Ed na '1attox , warden; Miss }'laude Trwksbary mside sentinel ; M ISS Be lly 0 (" mOSk CY. OUt• sidt' ~:~entiuel, M rs . Reibel , 18-lllon. Jrust•f' anr! :\l •s Addie Grueser 6 mon. trustee. Mrs. ~·1ce YEAR AROUND Wonderful Proposition •CALL •WRITE •COME IN! Ministerial Ass'n Monthly Meeting Held The Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pas· ~It peak earlier, hold Ianger with Nichols #12 11 Health makes the difference Try them, and •••I tor of the First Pr cs hytrrian Church , was host f n r a •·offee hour Mumh1y mQrnln g rneceding the monthly mcetwg l>f the Meigs County Milll!!l r n al Associallon at th t• Presbytet1.1n ChurC'h . Fleming Hatcheries Nelsoqvlllc Ohio ' a&PORT TO Miss Georgia Ann Swanke and A!lt Keith Stansbury Were united in marriage Dec. 14 at the Calvary Lutheran Church in San Angelo, Texas. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Swanke of San Angelo, and he is the son of Mrs. James A. Stansbury and the late Mr. Stansbury of Pomeroy. Airman Stansbury is in the Medical Corp and is stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo. They spent the Christmas holid>Y week end with his mother and Mr. 'nd Mrs. Albert Scholl and other relatives and friends . of th e Moriah Mrs ess for new ytJIU' on Monday. The annual businCrHI meeting of e Pomeroy Baptist Church arid 1urch school will be held WM· sday evening folowing a fellowlip supper at 6:30 Mrs. Burton Smlth and Mrs. J. · Stephenson, prerident and tel- ler of the One Won Oonc c!ass c in charge of the supper, which II be mainly a eoverOO diJh r. Those attending &re re.q,uest~ to bring their own tilble eer: laurnnt ('tmcludcd lh1· - v~ r.Jr the A:..soci ~ t i on . ~ You'll Save- JANUARY SALE " ' CITY LOAN & SAVINGS CO: Washe~ 124 E. Main St. Phone 197 Emost Covert, Mgr. a...,.,. Chuter No. 1441 Dlllrlct No. 4 REPORT OF CONDITION OP The Citizens National Bank OF MIDDLEPORT In tht Sttt. of Ohl•, At Thti CloH Of Butin"' on Dtc. S1, 1956.....i.:. t ll1htd In reaponH to c•II m•d• bv Comptroller of ttt. Cvtrtncy, SKtlon 5211, U.S. ReviHd Statut... ASS ITS Caah balances wJth other blinks. Including reserve bal8nce ancl cuh ltems In process of collection --- ~- -- $ 681t220.4S United Siatu Governmtml obligations, direct and guaraateed -- - ---------· -. --- -- -------- 111SM,187.MJ Obli.Jatlon& of St~tea and poHUcal subdivisions -- --- - - - 421,812.~1 CorP3~~~:fc;~:eJ:l~~~ ~~~~~-s_l~~k-~f ___ -- -- --- __ s3,9~"" •m•l~o~~~~"'"' \ ,, ~~ , · F-"'f SH\'!'1 up lo 18o0 galJO'Iu of hot water a year, Loans and discou~t1 (lnchlding $M.23 overdrafts}-- - - -- 1,&11,918.80 Bank premlna owned $6600.00, IurnltunJ and fixtures $3601.00 ---- - ------ ---- - - ----·---10,101.00 TOTAL ASSETS · ··· · ·-·· -·- ··-- · · · · - ····· ·· ~,180,0>0. 2~ LIABILITIES Demand deposits of lndlvld.ual!l, purtnerl!lhipS, and corporations __ , . . ___ ___ __ -· --· -- ··-- --- -- - .1,3'12,843.53 11me depolitl of lndividuab, partnerships, and c:orporathms --- --·- - --- . . _ -- -- -------- 1,846,293.4S Depoelts of United States Government (indudln" P91tal liVings) -- ---·----· -··-···· ------ -- - ·---- , 17,8l6.H Depc)atta of State1 and pclitleal subdJv1swns -- --· - ----509,88Hao Other dcpotl\a {certified and cashlct·'s cheeks, etc.) -- - - 12,83'J.16 . TOTAL DEPOSITS -··· · -- -----· $3,7~9,87U6 TOTAL LIAiliLITIES _ ·· -··· ··· . -~,7159,6'19.46 _ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ' Copllal Slock' COmuum stock, total1uu· __ ----- -- - - - --- - - $ t~rs.~~eirr;roitb- ::: ::::-- ~- ·--. -~. .. ~ • The d~·•t WMl1 fou've ever seen-without rubbing.l So your clothes wc4Jil longer. ' • '11ic drJest luad thut eV()t left a w~hcr. • Gets rJd o£ lint, dirt ~d 1011!)-SC\Im, too, thRt Oller traps mw. • Wa1hes CV6'11e1tlng that'• wa!thoble-cvc.11 dclkatc.mau.., m1\de fabrict-cutomMJcallrll · • Cub detergent 001tJ almost In huU. • A complete wtuth iJl Ill little as 12 nunutcs, ) • Ufctimil Porcelain lulidc and out. . ---::::::::::: TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS _ .. ... • •• TOTAL LIAliiLJ'I'IES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •• MEMORANDA Aile~ pltd&ed or uaicned lo secure Uabllitie!l , 1nd !OJ: other p,.,...s (a) Lbau aaahown abOvt arc arttt deduction ;~3~rs:.;f. Comer In Middleport • · l ·; 1," •• __ __ _, _ •• ' .841,1100.00 , . President~; ~ -·; ~the-~bO~~ 2 1, vite c&shiel- ·Of k, do aolcmnly tweM' that the above slatement is true to .tl\l.,.at nt)': llnowledg~ and belief. .. ·~ PAUl, S SMART, Vice President aid Cishier '. • Dire non. this 4> h. doy o1 R FURNITURE ~750 00 or director Jao~•rt, ltMI7 nit!'NOIU'Y ~n.:. Publlc. WADD l Planners Of Preaching Mission Milo Van Meter Schedule Outstanding Speaker Fune(al Service . ~ Planners of the 1957 Preaching Mlsslon, -scheduled to opeD J.anuary 20 in the Point Pleasant Senior lligll gymnasium, be· heve m the oft heard theme: "Y~th .l!l!edSC-C hrist and His Church and the Church needs youth." Tuesday night, Janqary 22.- yo•uu~ib~ ~of~~·~r~r~~~~,:~ will have an opportunity to hear a . in 1.11'. Robe!t ,r, }lob\·~~- El.JBERFELilS TilE with the new persons were killed, and 16 when it rammed into a stopped enroute from MeJllphis;'" Tenn., to ' Now is the time to snap up real bargains and pay off old bills. Start fresll. Save up to 35% on cash bargalns. Earn discounts on past-due bills. One lo•n does it. See us firs!. Money talkS! Repay easily. Save-Save ~iddlcport i ., ' •• wli:h i:he Aooeni: Qn Vsu ( 0 usta. G~org::l. Ali~Arrie"tiCan ba!ike\ball' • ~ ola.or •I at Baylor University in , lll<UI-4.8, Dr. , Robinson was a member the 1948 01ympic: basketball team and this year preached the Olympic sermon over the combll'!ed networks of CBS, NBC, ABC IBBC: He has been reCognized In other ways in tbe ~lds other than religion, too and waa winner of the Jack DeJnP.sey Outst&nting Athlete award in i947; wU recent. iy honored with tbt Deltl Air Lines Flying Colonel award_is Com· missioner for Housing ~thorlty of Georgia; Director. for ~axweU !Boys ('amps; Trustee of 'I'ruett-N:eConnell College. Dr. Robinson is a member of Kiwanis.. Dr. Robinson ha1 preached in nearly 1000 churches ln the United States m the pa11t ten yoafs.. He bas also addressed evangelistic gatherinss. college groups and Preachlng Missions and journeys an average of 100,000 miles per year. The record of his religious activity also must list that bfl bas con· ducted a c-:,u,Bade for Chriat in HawaH, preached and visited mi• sion points tbrou&hout South America, has studied an<;l pr•aehed throughout Europe , and Jiu addressed 18,000 people in the Baptist World Allir;mcc in Cleveland in llt50. Or. Robinson has been an extremely industrious and dedici.ted man. His scholastic: record showS that the youthfltl southerner received his B. A. from BaYlor University, Wa:o, Texas; his B. C. from Southwestern seminary, Fort Worth, Texas; his •S. T. M. lrom (Corttinued on page tilt, Tractor Club Meeting To Be Held Saturday To Be On Fri~ay ' I Funeral Home. DR. ROBINSON ' rj Plans Are Made To Send Scouts To Valley Forge ' Racine Legion Wins Awards At District .. Meet Racine Pos~ 602, The Americoo Legion, waa well repreSented at tbe l::l&bth Diatrlct Legion Con· terence at Lancaster Sunday when six orilcers and ,mem~is of tbe ~o~t attended the meeting. WaYne WUJis, Department Am· erieanlsm Otfieer, waa the speaker of the day and durlng tbe busi· A . meeting was held MOnday ~vcnlnc: ai the home of or. a~d MrS.' 'JOhn Moore, Chester Road to dil!lcuu .,lans for a money raiai.ng~ camP.aign for ,the purpose of send- ness session of the mcetiilg, pre, lng tlle !ICQuta cf Troop 247 to th sented to Lbe Racine PQSt; ra · ])e. National Jamboree at VaHey partment Quota PJaque, alao in Forge, Pa. in July. America!Usm award {qr the Post-. Dr. Moore, the scout leader, ex- efforts during the year iO&G. plain~ the trip snd also an· . ...1. noun.ced J,hat the troop would Th~~e attendina from .t"oat. 002 raise twenh--five pert:ent of the were . .Po~t Comman.de.,, Vlr,&JI money, having started their fund Wal~er, i'mance. Off1cer, David during December by selHnl Christ. Yo~t, Service Of~1cer, Elson Spenmas trees and American cer, Chuck Burn, Lawrence Buah A benefit chicken dinner will be and W · D. StewarL · at the Salisbury School on 8 which will be a part or Week activities. Mrs. 'Ball and Mrs: MaX'i.ne Arn· are the clmirmen for the din· naaa. 1 I AU 4-Q and FFA youth inter· ested in tractor mainlenance are invited to attend the first 1867 meeting of the Tractor Mainten· ance Club Saturday night,' Ja~. 12 in tlie Meigs EquipmCnt Cp., plaht in Pomeroy. ,. , County Agt!nl c. E. Blake~lec pointed out that intere~tcd · tarn~~· ers are tilled to como 'iut 4 apedaJ wrJconie will be given youn· ,gcr rarment-to-bc who •ro invited to bring their Dads alonJ. Tbc 1cssion is to begin at 7:~ j:l.m. TAK~N TO HOS,iT4L Mary HollOwell, Kerf St., Pom· eroy, was removed to Mt-1gs General Hospital at 5:00p.m. Tuesday. MEtG$ GENERAL HOCPIT~L Admilled, Mr~ M•rY. llotJow- ell, Pomeroy; A, D. Btadllelil. Ru~ '.atld; 1-tn. Jean Ann Br&db\lr;Y, of · , lidd1epo!t· David Nease, sun of ·tl1e .:::ouple, had gone to .o to l~t after ~ calf. Rt discovered trom tbe upper a fire baibtatted defective wh•t"' "It W.lll Mrs. ,>enell to calf. He .:be barn ~f!ase explained l:!ad not been noted .he barn and all itfl contMJ.ta doubtedly would ha,.ve lM!en de• .royed. The family wn preparing to retire for the., n.iaht,. Funeral ~rvices. w1U · be ;.held FridaV at 2 p. m. for Milo .van Met~r, . 90, who "died 'Ttiead'l)" · at She added that "We eerta.lnlf the hom.· Of ·his dtaucht~, Mra. Erarc in deb~ tQ . all tbe ma Wilson, Letart'r Ohio: f(e· \Jad who ca~. to a11lst ue. suffered put a briti.jll'"'lt· pli« to hie deltlh ii- ·"' ...,....~ il. .., , 1- -. • o't .~OJ!I!q l14ile ~,;1 O.t·J~~::; .11""!', .4: ~·~, ;J, 1 li-".,.r' I' ' ~ aM sa\-~~4 die IITes~t .' c., . The dece~ wlf", the •Oil·· of th"Oh> 1idl¥" Simeon and He.nnab ROush Van Firemen had to putJ two Meter bavlns been born on Jan· of the.'bal'J'I down to remove uary 24, !'667 :He bad ftslded in from ,,the danger area ,and · stJc· Meigs County ali bis life, and ceedtd in saving all qof U except made his home wit.)J. his daushter. so~ in the upper mow. TOtal Also survivlng are • son, Chester damage was not estillfilted. Thtre Vait Meter of Radne, Rt 1; a bto- lfas some water ,dama"ge. ther, Jake Van Meter of J'ortiand Firemen spent four hour.a on and a aiBter, Mrs. Charles Mc- the Neue farm insuring the blaze Namee of :Middleport. stopped. , Mr~. ~ease ¥id the ·Burial will be made in Letart fire appeared l6 have .itll'ted ftom Cemetery at the side of his late detective wlrea' in a coriduit in the · wife, Amelia Van Meter, who died top of the barn und.ei:eavea. in April, 1956. ' FrJends may call at the Ewing . . Tic~f)t.J are on sale and may be purcbaacd at anytime from the fol· lGWina: w)Jo were preaen~ at the mceUO,: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lclfheit, WUUam Musser, Eda:ar Abbott,· Mrs. Leonard Reed, Mr'" Vir· gil ~own. Mrs. Ball , Mra. Arnold, t.orenzo Davis and Dr. and ·.-Mrs. Moore. · . Annual Training Schoolls Held For 4-H Leaders· 1 "-""'·....; E4lion Hobstetter, Ch~irman of the Boacd and President of the fomerny National Bank, announced today that Alfred M. Elb!lii~ld was ei<~Cted to the bank's Boacd of Directors at the allnual meeting of the stockholders, which was held Tuesday . . Mr. Elbelfeld has been "'"business leader and active in the management of The Jacob Blherfeld SQns Company Stores for · Marilyn Davis Passes State ' · ·· hamAsNilrse . ....... yolil~s ~~!I!!J>IIini I' .ldl\'ltl.. at the skatuu: ftll.l iD .. tow.o-"er at. other platet Of bualfteJII Wlljld ~ot be ~othettd. AU· loafing on.ollt...,, howev~. 11 not to ·))e done. Council .lhij diM!ull8d -the possibility of lowering a atom· eewer on Aridenon Street to prevent the backing up nf water at tbe eortter of Andertcn and Tbird Streets. The a:roup detided to eontaqt the new State Road Commission re· garding help on the projec:L The name of Otis Queen Wll8 submitted to the couneU as 11 posnew member to replace DciBicbardaon, wbo re8i&:ned aome time ago and moved to Hunt· inglon. Queen is to be cOntacted by the counc:U. Present at tbe meetln& were Mayor Ray Workman, Recorder n. Williamson, Councilmen Olin Frank Board, hd Russ Cblef of Polite W. "r. Cai'ie)' and l.ew Ed- In.diPJed TermOf . . Grai.d 'Jui-y ·Hom~ ~anagement -~t iindtetmenu wore rel~rned SpecW1st Plans tb·e Jao~ary term of Ma~on Meett'ng Jan. 10 ccurt ·grind jury on the openinJ . m PL Pleasant on Felony indictments were returned agaimt the following: Thomas Lee Warner, charged with maR· slaugbter in the dcattls of Wil· liam L. Manuel and Donald J•mes lUt<:bie, Jr., in an aulo accltlent on December 26 on Route 36. War· ner,. 26, of Columbus was the dri· Ver ,Of a car whleiL !ilrUC\i: ,car driven. by Sgt. a.tanq,el, 40. ln . the ear at the lime Will the three q~orith old grandson of Mant~-~i, Donald Jam('S Ritcblc:, Jr. · ·2aul D. Graham, charged witb fo,rpry. • Lawrenct m~n. indlettld on three forgery, , McDaniel, chaz:ied with upe. the re- Fifl:r·six offieers and leaden cf 4-H CJu~ throughouL ~ason County. weu in att~ndancc at tbe annual training !IChool on 'Stturday mornln~. at the rt. Pleasant Junior Hilb School. Classes -w,re beld Cor the vari· ous. o(fi~t'l and loaders were heJd ~ followiri'J a geiler~ a~>seriiJ:i!y. A· Russ Capcbart or a letter ltom I I.IJI; rterw•rd those in attendance heard CINCINNATI 0. UP _ frod- 1 tall bY Jean •Franco!~ De. !Aug· Publ\c Service uce: ·,..... . aie of .Algeria, who is visiting the ~~.~~~:l~g the adju.$tment ·of water Eggs, a~ut steady; Prices paid United States under the Internaof Hey Roush .llld Robat farms, consumers, whites · and tlonal Farm Youth ·:Ex'"h,nrc probrowus. A jumbos 3340; A Iarg& gr:am. He told the youngsters about 2941; A mediums 25-11: A small life 1n hii· native country. MIDDLEPORT MIIN HELD instJ:uetors, in the school were 20.24; 8 lar.-e ~18; FOB A lara:e Russell Caruthers, Middleport, 3~; medium 31-34. Mra. Ferri Mitchell . . MJ"s. li'red Is bcing•held .in county jail today Chl~kens, irrl!g"ular and Uft8et:- [Spencer. Mrs. Wllbur rtanb, Rus- for Ltcklna: County authorities fol· tled; 'Jr~en 3-3~ tb 18-20; bena, IC~I Prlddy. Sall7 Lou .DanL June lowing his lfffllt Tuesday by Spe· bc.ayy type 14-17; hens, l1ght type Sienetr, ·Maey Ann Rogen, Lola cial Sheriffs Deputy Bob Ohlin· 10.12. . .. Rouab, BUI Prldd7, IRd virginia ger on a warrant dtarJina: nollsupport. Butter. DO teore 68. Lo<lkll3rt. ' . ·et epo .... Mark R " many yean. Other directop reelected were Dr. R. E. Boice, Edi1on Hobstet· ter Wmen Pickens, Mildred M. Stanley, and Elilon Weeks.. '. HoNtetter also l!lald that all or , the fo.IIowing officers and em ployees of the main office had been r~eleded at the Board's anMarilyn 'Sue Dsvi!, a 1956 grad- .nu.al meeting held on the same uate of HoJrer Hnpital· School of date: f:djson Hobstetter, President; NIU'Iiins: .at Galllpolis, empJqy.' Eld(!n Weeks, Vice Preaident; Roed at UnlvUslty · at Col: ~rt S. Coates, Cubier; Mildred umbus tb't sbe M. Stanley, Assistant Cashier; Ri· th'e Stale A deftnition of Maaon CUy'a h11 ! Chambers, Assistant Cuh· tived lts.t chard curfew regqlations .wia (ivn on ier. ~lJd is naw a· re;:ittered Monday nia:bt at a meeting· of the Max,ne . Griffith, Setntary; LeTown Coun~il beld in the :Mason ~ fijture plan9 a~e tO spe- ra X. Jones, Clerk a!'ld Teller; Town Hall, i . l4e .is a public Healtb Nune. Charlotte M. Evalis, Bookkeeper; Council qptained that · the cur- da_ Stie Is tht daogbU!:r ot W. F. Marilyn L. Ebersbacll, Bookkeeper; lew wa1 an official aet of i~ coundl ta halt loitering on the Davis ot Pomeroy. and Cora A. Gl'indley, Custodian. streets by youn11ter, 18 years of Officel'i of the Ruthtnd Office age and ~r and wou~~. be in .are William J. Hobsletter, Branch force ev.~,'-hlebt of ~JI]it ·w.ek '-'f" Martaaer, and Edilh Williamson, with the e~ceptlon Df Frlcllr aipd ' Assistant Br~nch M'flnager. Saturday. I!O!Ibooe t1'(D,~Ia Gl• curfew wht SOUitd at ~0 PM . . 1~ waa further tx»lalnel .that Mas0n CouDt.il Renews Stand On Curlew Law - Two Acridents Are R~ported In Art',a Tuesday . Firemen from Raelne, SJ"iacu•, and Po-.oy, tqlether vith Emerseney Squada ~ Jlei&B County Sheriffs Depa.rt..qlent llh;wered a call to ~ Net• Settlement farm abo\lt 10 o'dtt~ ELBERFELDS be said, "and to ask for tbeir continued semce at great sacrif1ce to themsehes and their familiCJ docs not reflect favorably upon 'this great and pro1perous state,'' It has been utimated that a two-step wagf' increase for 1tate employe"'!! would cost about S12 million It would arrect sorne 4!1,Local officers Jnvestisated two 000 workers. automoh1 le wrecks Tuesday. one The mtenm governor said " in· in Pomeroy, the oth~r near Tup.. adequate comptnsatlon leads to a pers Plains. No Injuries were sufnigh turnover rate whlth is a &e· fered in either ~Uision vere ecoqom1c loss and mUS-t be Sheriff Robert C. Hartcnbach further refl~ded by low Diorale, reportecl a car driven by John E. cesumng in poor performanre." Flowers, 60, Belpre, 0 ., stopped on tlrvvru s appeal lor increa~~ng the Owl Hollow road while going the pay of tne ran& and fUe of west abo~t one mile east of Tup- 1CIVIl serv1ce workers and hour)J pers Plams. , employes !t•llllWed action b)' tbe Leg11laturc 1 uesaay to rahe nl· Another car traveling behind anes ot top slate exeeutivet. F1owers and driven b)' Brooks lsrown sa1d he agreed to sign Summerfield, 58, Reedsville , !>kid· the bu1 arter recetnu& ".assurded on the snow covered road ances" or the Leg1alatJve and slrik:ing the rear of the stopped Gov.-elect C. Wilham O'NeUI will car. There •-ere no charge8 filed . give ··full con;uderaUon" dw'ing ThE' eolliliua..occw;ud about 12:30 1.1le , commg month!i to a .-age p.m. 'boast for state emplawa. · pttllee cited WiY,iam O'Neill c('.mcs mto office next lEi, Hellier, Ky., into Monday. Hi! asked for .uJary bill mayor's tourt Wednf'Sday nlgbt ta. attract "Oul!it.nding men"' to for ~w..f:!o>d the right ~~ his new OJ~mm1strat1on. way in ail'~-· 'lfli"lye Ave. ?'i.n ts WJUl th.ese assura~al and Rt. 7 at 8 p-.m. Tuesday. I v.·U1 s1gn M>nate tull No. 1 WD..au1 Investigating o~ficer HeDI'f VA:!ryou have approved," Brown aald. ry Ka ld Birchfield pulled mto the brown , a rormer s~te highway occupied by Mrs. Evelyn G. patrolman, s:tJd the ''tul:nOYer in Kmght, Pomeroy. Police estimated damage to the Birchfield tar ' at 'be state law enforeement •gency 'is I predicated on a low salary $000, to Mrs. Knight's at $120. · - ~Wk. .. FURNITURE ..... APPLIANCE$ READY~ TOt WEAR ·e. ., . . . . ;A,ICTURES !'he report of the nominating ' BLANKETS ·..... DRAPERIES . . . . . LAMPS . . mmlttec of wblch Mrs. Joseph 10k is the chairman, will include HOUSE WARES ... DRY GOODS ' ... MEN AND BOY'S WEAR vera! reeommendations snch 811 e formation of a board of dta- · · MUSIC .... -HOSIERY. WOMEN'S,GlRLSAnd'n4FAN~f'S NEW TAU BETA PI . \ WEAR Theodore Fisher, aon of ~r. and \Irs. Hiram .Fisher of RD 2, Min· nville, h"' recently been inltlat-' · 1d into Tau Beta Pi national en· •ineering honor society, at · Ohio. Jniversity, Athe.ns He 18 a se.nior najorin" in electr ical engineering 1nd is a graduate r,f Pomeroy Hl4il,~ k'hool. He b also a mcmbet '9t he American Institute of Elec-rlcal Engmeers. For -----. YOU For BARGAINS For -BILLS - --- · - - - - ltes· dny' 3 actl· I undwnn at lh 1• !\! arlin Frigidaire Automatic group. MONEY ,, J ~u COLUMBUS, 0 . (UP)- Gov. John W. Brown today called upon the LegiSlature to i>o?st the s;tlaries uf state employes. Brown, addressi';'g a jomt session of tht:· Leglslature, said reports _he has received from state department heads "drastically pomt up the need for increased pay." "These people are the foundations or orderly government,'' An eatimatlod ' our volunteer ·~:~~ ged on the S. day night to save a ·full of hay and help rel~~~o ~· cl!s ruliscrl l b t: JI coopcralwn m Lhc Wo•·ld· wH k t:hurch At!('nd:Jn ,· t· campaign w1Ji l' h start ed o n .!o.~J lUJ ry 6 and .viii r untmuc through ~a ster. ~ Baptist Church To Hold Annuar Business Meeting --- - -- - The Ass octal!on t11 scu:.scd plans for il Countywide Lur mc n'a Stlr· - -5~- Brown Cites High Turnover In u: Officers elected wer~ JanicE' Richards, president; first vlcl' ; 1rc~ , Alma Baumsardo'!r; M!Con!' vicc-prrs., Emmalme Bowie· !losl•tta Richard, secretary, Susc· Sm ~e r , trea.tmrcr. Carrie C.as!it"l!, Councilo1 The Guild Will meet on lt.c fir · Junior GuiiJ of the t~.!l Monday of each month . Mrs C. Baptist Churc~. was husl· ·:l'il served hamburgrrs, potal their !1r sl meeting of the l'htrs and hot chocolate to the Mt. Moriah Guild Elects Officers F,orThe New Year vit'l' and fur a { ' oun1~ wide Youth lblly wi lh furthn plans to be m;HJf' whf'n they ll ll'l' t in Febru· , ary at the Pom ~ r o y l"ed~rated lfhur rh. - .Jobs Due To U.w Salaries Paid The Hev We •ky .II nktns, Racine Ua piJ st ~·h1m h ~ a~tor . pr.esided at t ht" lll l' (~lJ n;.: ;,u,l t h,. ho:;l pastor con1IUd l'tl the op t' nm s devotionAl serv ice. J'lw nwmlwrs - DaiJy Sentinel - sent an d her Y.t-re ord ere d / a Unc mi~dcmeanot ww 'r eturned against' · ~dlctmtnt tiia .C,raddolpb Smith charged\¥'Ub o~ct. lial'· a policeman In the qt~rtise of his duty. FOreman of the grand Jury was Fnnk: Board of Mason City. mher mcm'bctrs were : Otho ~ni~fi: ~- 0. Blain, Earl Kec(er, ~(fit. 'Ro~b. Paul 'f:. Hendel'SQn, 1. ·J, iD~~. 1. C. Gl'iUia. Arlin Haii,•Q.d014lfO• Del, A .E. HutJSell, He~rl UevllJi, fiam Bettor. F. A. IJ~IIIf, ~b J!JU, l!lld H. A. Jolln"""' ,. • Dorothy Lawrence, home man · ftgement speciallst from OhiO State University, will conduct the da)'·lime meetlllg Thursday, Jan . 10, of the Rock Springs Home Dem· onatration club. Representatives from other clubs in the county have been invited to the meeting where the ." usc and tDre o[ small electrical appll ances" will be studied Member& have been asked to bring their own lunches and drinks. Jloun; arc 10.30 a.m to 3 p.m. District Scout Meeting Will Be Held January 28 Announcement was m8de toda y by the Tri-5'1ate Area Council of Boy Scouts of America of a mr-('\· mg Menday January 28 .at Farm ers Rotc!, Gallipolis. or lhe Me•gs· Gallia~ason D1sirict Committee. Fred H.ihh~. district chairman announced 1hat a dinner w•ll ~· aerved prior to the meeting be· ginnin& at 6:30 p.m. In a court seuion Tuesday hiMh Mayor E. F. Robinson fined Ronald Bearhs, 18, Pomeroy, $tO and costs with tbe fine IUJPCndcd on 11. charge o( speeding. The fine will he invoked if Bearb1 • .arreated again for t.be same oftense, }he court told Bearha. · " Symphonic Band Concert To Be At MiddlepOrt The annool Po-Mid-Wa Symphonic Band Concert will be held on January 19 at 8 p. m. in the M1ddleport Higb School, Auditor· ium . The concert is an annual affair spon~orP.d bv the band5 of Pomeroy , Middleport and Wahama High Schools and, this year, featurel 161 student musicians from those three schools. The concert closes a day of practice under tbe direction ol some well known conductor. This year 's guest conductor is Ernest ss~&eaule . "In recent m~.1nlhs," he qupted a patrol report, "there bu been an influx of resignations from members of the uniforp and ra- " dio divisions." Brown said a report from the State Highway Departro.ed -aaid it was "not adequately manned to efficiently perform its fUnctions." "Wage rates in mainttinanee unskilled and semi-,.-ki.Jled employes are so low," he read from tbe report, "that in several areas- within the state we are having difficulty in mannmg the maintenance organi?.ation in sufficient strength to carry on some of 1.0e basic . . , functions." "Reports such a'5 thele drastic-ally point up the need fJU" in· ereased pay £or eareef employes of the sl..Jte," he said · "The,;e employes carry on fhe daily routine work which is so essential for proper fundioning." · Brown .:ltscus.scd the long Ohio Consolidated Telottpbone , strike briefly. saying the litJ'at(on wi1 still "troublesome ," Tbe ' maiD part of his address, however, c4Jleerned salary increast>.s 6W itate M_a_n_ri_n~·~·------:c::c~---e-=m"p=Io,:y_c_s.___ -::_ _·____·_ Woman Is Elected President · Of Mason BoardOf Edntation Mrs. C. P. Stout of Hogsett was elected president of the Ma. son County Board of Education at a meeting of the board held in the offices of the superintendent on Monday evening. Mrs. Stout was elected last year to serve a second six year term as a member or the board. Mrs. Stout defeated Robert Adkins, board president for the past two years, for the post by a sccrf't vote of a-2. The new president was nominat ed by Howard Schulta. Adkins was nomina-ted by Fred Saunder~ ~flrr Saunders first nominated "id111ltz. w~p declined the nominatiOn . Krith Arnold or New Haven. an r llll)\oycc w1th the Pbilip Sporn rlant , took his scat on the board. H•~ term ia ror •ix years. He un,catcd Gerald Rood in lhe eleeI!On li last spring. The meeting lasted fnr three homs and consisted ln the. main of discussions or the school build· lllg program and personnel probkms. Ttjc board approved the iippoiutIIH' nl or Charlcll n. Witbers as prmcipal of Sunnyside Scltool for 1he remainder of the yeu' to ro- place C'lyde Sovinl'i, who resiincd to acct"pt a run time r.tu,jrge In tb' mimstry. W1thcrs rormerly was principal of Hannan High School and has be('n tcachins- sc:ieD.CC .at Wi~field lllgh School, this yr.ar Emp)oyf'rl by lhc bo,.-d were Stanlt'Y Williamson an a bua drh·· er anrl Mrs. Warren Dttltl. u a srwclary m the bo.,d offices to rerlacf' Mi~s nuth Ella Baird; who is employed in the couot)' t'lerk's office. l'£ r mission wa6 r.lso gtanted to the wahafna and Pt. Pleasant High School bands to QSC Ohf!; stbboJ bus l'ach to at!Pnd the inaquratlon of Gov. Cecil Underwood i.n Cbarle:r ton en Jan11ary 14. Th(' next board meeUnrt will be held on !"cbruary 4, ·I I ..., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. 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