https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7d57e6566eeea31dd9fe00a18025f816.pdf 0ba03d34223df5d2b34cdbbe88c06836 PDF Text Text ' • • • • >. The Daily Sentinel SOCIETY 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 9, 1957 • Middleport Society Notes POMEROY Mrs. Robert Niday and son Bob· by and grandc hildre n, Rick y and Wilda ~lilri11 Niday of Sptmgfiel d were wee~nd guests ol her son and daug(M!r in law, Mr. and Mrs. Gilberl Wyatt and son J immy. . . LL. and Mrs. John W11ha_ m Bla· ettnar and daughter, 'Elizabeth left Tuesday mornmg fo_r Lake Charles, L~. afte~ sp~ndmi: the holidays wllh the1r parenb, Mr . and Mrs. Fred Blaellnar, Spring Ave; and ~r . and Mrs. Jack Satterfl_eld, Middleport. Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 MA~ON CLINIC Adm issiom ~1abel Johnson , !\IJd dh•port, J anuary 2; Mrs. Letha Howell. Harruomil le , January 3, Mrs. Jane J ohnson. West Columbia January 4; Huland Glenn, Pat.aska.J.a , OhJo, J anuary 6 , an d Ray ..:u. 'ene Powell. Mlddl rporl, January - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MEETING POSTPONED The Philathea Society, whi<:b was scheduled to meet Thursday, hou been po11tponed because of the Week of Prayer services being held at the First Baptist Church. 7. Births: A dau ghlf'r, Gewanna Rennae, to Mr .and }In Vernal Dale Johnson , West Columbia, January 4. FOR 'SATISFIED BUYING Stop A.t Middleport Department Store spiritual life. *VARIED SELECTION Satisfaction Guaranteed MIDDLEPORT Department Store U~l NOW ter road and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Oavls of Middleport visited Sat· urday in Ga!Hpoli:s with Mr .a nd Mrs. Ernest Carpenter. M~s . Homer Holter and Mrs. ?avid ·Fre<:ker were recent guests of Mrs. Dana Peoples. James Frecker spent the weekI end with relatives in Cleveland. ' Mrs George Thompson of Chesh · ire spent Monday with her dau. Miss Genevieve Eblin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eb- ghter a'nd son in· Jaw, Mr. and lin , Union-av became the bride of carJ Edward DeLong, son of Mrs. Roy Holter and family , Che1 Mr. and Mrs. KarneJ DeLong Dec . 22 in a double ring cereIter road. . · Lillian Steiff. 1'he choir of the l'rc sbyterliUI Church, who are dJrreted by Mrs. Rodney I at $29.88 EASY PRICES COMFORTABLE c P. Bradbury, .grganist, and Mrs. t: larcnce Lacey, pianist, played a duet for the prelude and also accompanied the hymns for the ser\'ice . Tonight the Rev. N. D. Borden of the Mt. ~ortah Raptist church w11l preach and musiC will be pre~c u te d b.l ' ~is church choir. The Rev Konkrl ~( ht w'.ll preside at the 1 service. ' ! Downhu~:. sang an anthem •·All Throu"" h the Year" aecomP"nl. ,d by Mrs. Steiff. Choir memhers were Mrs. Harold Sauer. Mrs. r ..·~ul H•ptonstall, Miss Farie Erlt•· WlllC, Mrtl. Gale HyiR'll, l'alricia and Janet Carmack, Judy Gregg, Lewis H. SaUCij and Mr R11ppelt. The Rev. C. E. Hoyt, host pastor pre:;ided at the meeting ami pray· rrs were olfered hy the Ht'v. C. R Konkright of the Heath }!etho· cl1st Church and Miss Bernice Bowen, teacher of the MdAs County Weekday Religious Eclucntion. u~hers for the service we re Lar.,. Rice. John Ko~.uff, Guahl An· ' thony and Eugene Coleman. Mta. Charter No. 1910 - - -- ---- sd T ue oy Canasta _Club Mee· tliig IS HeJd At W'JI S·ons Church t the ~lYlE -4S4tt 51r .. : 12, 14, 16,181 tO, 141.11, 161,\r aUOISE. ·· $5.95 Elberfelds ~0 Roh~rt Rawl ings ami Mrs. Walter, k Croo s. ,. . 11 be at lhe ThP next mcc mg W\ h ol Mrs W1ldermuth. orne ------~Re•erve Distrkt No. The ROBINSON LAUNDRY Way SactiGn 5211, U. S.ltevi•ed Stat~UETS Cash balances with other bankl.lndudin~ reserve balance, $1 0917'77 85 ~nd cosh items in proce"~ of tollee~on ------- -- -• , · United States Government obligations, dtrecl 3,273,397.12 and guaranteed -- -·--·---------: ·- ;··-----··--- 290,060.00 Obligations of States and political subdtvlstons -·---- --1,742.50 Other bonds, notes, and rkbentures -- • . --- · · ·-- ----Corporate stocks (mcludlll!l $9730.00 stock of Federal 9,7t0.00 Reserve bank) _ .. -----------·- -- --.---- - -- 1,31U46.13 Loans and discounts (mch1dlRR no ov~rdrafl8) --- - -----Blink premises owned $16,000.00, furmture ~UGO.OO and fixture• $13,000.00 __ ,:___ __ _________ _ -· -- -$6,GI0;173AO TOTAL ASSETS --------- - ----------------- Time deposits of indtviduab, pa~ershlys, ' nc p~~~s ~fT?ni~~d~~.tes -(;n\·Crnmcnt-(iriCJU(fi~-g---- ·---- 911 .,·~ 60 • ·· postal aavln(ll) ___ _ . -~ --- , - -------- ---- -----278,330.0ft OC'pO!Iits of St.atea and po!J\It'al subdivisions ·---- .-- -- - 1,285,932.03 Other deposit II (c:erUried and cashier's checks. etc.l ----· 11,627.40 TOTAL PEPOSITS -- - --------- $5,M7,926.14 TOTAL LIABILITfES --- -- -- ------------------ $5,6417,t2U4 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS CHAIRS Capital Stock: (e) Common 1tock, total par $100,000.00 ----···----- 4- You· TO , THE PAINLESS W,A Y - - - - - - MID-WINT.ER CLEAN-UP Far That After Haliday On Your Home Furnishings • We Do Expert Work On Drapes, Bed Spreads, Throw Rugs, etc. Let Our Expert Dry Cleaners Recondition YOUR TOPCOAT . 1~~ed-Pi-Oif~-===~=---.-. ~ :::::= ===== ::: : =: =:: ~== ~:m:~ ~~dtTOTAL CAPITAL AC('OliNTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . --342,247.48 WE WI-LL MAKE YOUR TOPCOAT LOOK LIKE NEW AND PROTECT THE LIFE OF IT. = Asoorled Colors • $29.88 TOTAL LIAJIILITIES AND CAPfTAL ACCOUNTS -- $6,010,173.60 MEMORANDA • • • • • • • • • • • SWIVEL TV CHAIRS Curved Back In Beaulif~,~l Frie<:e Fabrics $29.88 REG. $50 VALUES · · · · · · REG. $50 VALUES · · · · · · REG. $50 .VALUES . BAKER FUI\N;ITURE On The Brighteat Corner In Middlepart WE HAVE SERVICE 1-DU ROBERT S. COATES, CasMflf Directors ' Mildred M. Stanley ' Eldon E. Wooks Slate or Ohio, Coun11, ol Mf'igs .. ss: . .Sworn to and aubBCtlbed h~.·fol'l' me tbill 71.h day of January, 1957, 11\d h<'rcby cettLly tballamnot an oFficer or \ li.rector or this bank. MANNING D. WEBSTER, Notary PubliC. If )fy .commission expiru December ' p.m. (9 a.m. EST) ~o receive the mandate fr9 the Queen. Duri.ng the trjp he ~ed hlt-"'.tlual ~eek \)f for~lty_. sat up frol'lt With hil cluiuff.¢1.¥'. . The audience lasted 20 minutes, and a few moments before 2 :30 p.m. (9:30 a.m. EST), tbe pal-ace announced brieny : ' "The Queen received the Right Honorable ;Harold 'MacmiLlan, M.P., in audience this afternoo~t and otrcred him the post of prime minister and first lord or t b e treasury. "Mr. Mlicmillan accepted Her Majesty's offer and kissed hands upon his appointment" The dedslon to name a prime Tickets are on sale now from Lions members. Dinner is planned for 8:30 ...p. m. Liona John Myera, Willis Leadingham, T. T. Fultz and Russell Baile:r. are on Springer's ' Tri-Lustre Cleaners Mill Slreet Middleport, Ohio> ·Robinson's Laundry Seeond Street Pomeroy, QbiD Miss Hulda Roush Claimed ,By Death At Mason Clinie committee. minister belongS to the . Queen alone. But usually she --pleks a man who can muster a m'ajorily of the House of Commons. In this case, with the Conservatives holding a 58-Beat edge in the House, she ehoae Macmillan because he seemed able to rally fellow party members 'liehind his Rew. Claremont Hoyt prosided at the Wednesday luncheOn meeting of the dub whe.n details of the bean dinner were announced. A fU-", "ne.r.born Holidays," was presented by Gerald Preston. Guetls were C L. Wharton, Hilton Wolfe, •nd the Rev. Howard policies. Ruppell lt was announced tbere Macmillan's appointment was a would be a director's meeting on vidory for the right wing Conser- Jan. 28 at the Ohio Power Comvptives, who rejected •Butler be· pany offi~::es. cause of his opposition to the Suez invasion. RELEASED FROM JAIL The right wing,er's consldt!red Macmillan a compromise candidate who could muster moderate support as well. Earlier, the Queen had summoned wartime Prl~e Minister Sir Winston Churchill' to help her decide on a succc!sor IO•· Eden. Churchill WiB one of mal'ly stlitel- 3. Prompt action on legislation to :'regulize'' the statue of Hqnganan refugees admitted to this country as parolees. He l'lsa stid be s~ortly would send Congres' a fl~la\ message asking for cbaitges In the immigration IIWI. CALVES FLOWN TO TURKISH NEEDY 4. An appreciable increase s. ntst l'lropagantla. 5. Congressional authorization or Missionary Scheduled To Speak Friday Miss Ethel E. Nichols, an educational Miuionary in India for 38 yearS under the W->man's Amtrican Baptist Foreign Mission Society will be the guest speaker at the Missionary Society meetifll of Pomeroy Baptist Church, Frida:r evening at 7:30 p.m. In her many years of service Miss Nichols has directed girls schools, both elementary and high ~~hool , composed of mndu, Mo&lt'm And Cl'lri.stlan backgrounds. Jn addition to leaching she baa lead in district Evangelism and ste\\1• ardship and sponsored guilds for the church. When AlUed troops were sta-tioned at Gandati during' World War n, Mrs. Nichols a!sisted doe· . tors, served in a Mission Caateen, conducted services for the troops when a ehaplalu ·waa not avaJiable and helped iefuce'e children. Miss 'Nicbt-ls will tnl"'tl! here . ,..2 ,, 10tr_•-.-m- Chill,cotbe and speak ~ Mar-~ in appropriations for the U. infor· m~tion agency to strengtben the v~1ce of freedom against COminu- Talks given ineluded ont:: 'on th4'! Youth Budget by Mrs. Lowell Probasco; Lewis H. Sauer, Church treasurer, on tbe repairs done on the church and manse; and the Congregational meetrng cGmmended the work done by the trust e~s \n particular and otber Board5 of __ b~ver quests. 1_. A school eon~ion biJI W~i<'h should be giveo ''high pri· orlt)·." . 2. A four - point civil right& program which he recommended lut year, bt.it which did not pus Con· gress. full U. S. participation in tbe intcrnation~l atomic energy agen~y. J.fr. Eisenhower said t h a t t~i"ough future messages from hlm or department ~eadl the administratio~ wiiJ subinit ~ial ~ecom~nenda!10ns for legislation ~nvolvmg a broad range of sobJects. These will ineJude federal frna~cJal . affairs, defense, the admmJstrallon of justice, agriculture, '·urgently needed" inft'easu 1 ~ postal rates, d~mestic and for· cJgn commerce, natural retlourccs. labor, health, atomic energy, public works and labur.management relations. ---- S~d~~ thi.!i directiO!I. . ~e Chil"f Executive delafed until his Jan. 16 .budget mesuge the buill: of his detailed lelilalltive sPeeuic n:_ and rumors promptlY spread that the eld veteraJ1 might be uked to form a caretaker government until the badly shaken Conaervitlve Party could nominale a strong . new leader. on He repeated hi s .recommend& tion for an "open skies" agreement among nations for mutual' inspection of armaments by 4'uno armed aerial sentinels. .. And he again recommended tbat the Unitted Nations Pf'rsist toward the goal of reduced armaments, pledging this country's continued efforts in recommendations. Today he dirl incJu~e tbese MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted, Ira Foster, Pomeroy; Ru11seU Caruthers, 22, M:iddic- Mrs. Bertha Pownall, Pomeroy. Discharges, Mrs. Gene Wolfe 1 port, was released from county jad Thursday In custody of the &berirf Portland, Barbara Spencer and ba· of Licking County. Caruthen w_aa by, Long Bottom; Mrs. Jean Ann Bradbury, Middleport. charged with noa-supporl glrls. Corr~ct-Attcat: Edlaon Hobstelt<'r Palace at 2 men summoned lor. eonsultatlon RID THAT HOLIDAY LAUNDRY ACCUMUlATJ'O~ $ tOOOOOOO jaunty Macmi!lln rode to Buckllllbam 1BiA!, t01h, ttV1- A HaH•ring plaid \JIIith a %' l•ngth button fro11t- two potch Poel.•h. In Wrinl.l-Shed finish Oy Don Riv•r. ~· h•m. BLUE~ JUR· .ke , MI'S. ~.liard Wildermuth, Mr~. c1t111 of llu•lnelt on Dec- 31, 1956. ,...., Comptroller of ~he Cur,.ncy, undlr Marty Weill, fonner manager of Matmillan was champion Roeky favorite heavyweight Marciano, will be in Pomeroy on contender for the job, R. A. Rab Butler, 63, lord privy seal and Jan. 16 to eat beans and cornmajority leader or the House of bread . Commons. Right wing Conserva. tives had opposed Butler on grounds be was "soft" in dealing with Egypt over the Suez~lsia. 'l'he picked over the other 'Irs. ··· ~ · "'"'''' Shuler and Mrs. Earl Kni.~ht won pr izes when the I r----""'""""..;...:.;~~-~~~-----------;;;:;;;:;;:;::;;:;::;:::::;:::::;::::::;::;:::::;:::;:;;:; Tuesday Can<~sla ClUb met this \1 week at Lhe homr o( :'\irs. ·Russell Wilson. The hostess server! a dessert cour~r to tho.'ir named above and Mrs. E. M. Blakl'. \l•·s. Earl Warn· Dcm!~3 :~~:~tl~~~n~~:~l!u~\-s~ !_a_~~~~~~~~~·-- ___ ·- ____ ~ $3,l~~9.06 CHAIRS - ·-·- - - - - - "Our Gr~atest Contribution" was the topi c o( the devotions led by Leo Crew. Rev. Eugene Brown read a letter concerning "World Wide Attendance" and requested a meetlng of the Pastoral Rela· lions Committee and Ute Commission on Evangelism to meet at the church, M()nday evening, Jan- • LIABILITIES Back I .· ' Pull-Up mostly fair and celcf. 1 OF POMEROY f Ohl Barrell BINGLE COPY -6C 1 :sidmg. li•h~n l~h~.~::O':.:, lo c~'t •m•d• by ARMLESS Pomeroy-Middleport, OIUO, Thlll'lday; Jlllllll')l' 10, 1957 Lake Erie. low ~Might 5 to 12 above. Hivh today 22 to 30 northwes-t. 30 to 36 southeatt. frlci.J met Monday The Pomeroy N11tional Bank IN MANY ONLY re I~ Jfetp.ftu..e ArM . ' . Ol:l'lle '. ." ' " . evemng at the church with Mrs. ~a~ry P. Smith, chairman pre- REPORT OF CONDITION OF Platform Rockers FABRICS VOLIX N0.8 r,. Tlle The OfficiAl Board of the United Met~oc!it;t uary 14. A Lenten folder was displayed and it was voted to send one to each member of the church Theo [Smith reported for the b · d f . oar o educatwn 0! 1 the rcdecoralinj;l of Me< Harry L Bailey and daugh - lho upstair, rnoms of the church. ter, Brenda, arrtved home Monday He also announ~ed a workers eOQ· afte~ a tv.:o week ~isit in Miami, terence to be held at the home of Flonda with her Sisler, Mr. anrl Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, Monday, JanMrs. Hugh Daniels and family. uary 28. Mr. and Mt11. C. L. Faulkner and The meeting closed with the dau_ghter, Cathy, have returned to forrtlin,~:~: of the friendship circle thetr _home in Springfield alter and prayer by the Rev. Brown. spendmg the holhf.a.ys with Mrs. Faulkner'_, parents', Mr. and Mrs. TWIN ARRIVALS Ernest Rea and 'family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kay of New Haven arc announcing the DISTRICT INSTITUTE birth of twin daughters on Qecem. The Hocking Distnct Snnday ber 26 in the Maloney Clinic in School and B. T. U. Institute will Point Pleasant. The babies have meet With ~he Mt. Zion Baptist been named 'Donna Marie and ·m. Church Rut nd , Sunday, January owe Marie and weighed (ol.Jr 13 beginning with Sunday School po••nds nl·ne d f a_t 9 :30 a. m. Rt'V. H. E. Harris, pounds eleven ouncei> "'•"c•• ' an I bl~hour • u...,.. <.o0 "' ,. H n , 1s pastor. Mn. EthC"l Riley , Glous· Maternal -andlatber ~>• s ter, 1s Supt. of Schools and Mrs. Jos e Ph Sh ep her d ol B qs t nn, ·''enry ass. Curtis Luckadoo, Rutland. prc si The paternal g d t d d ent o( the Unions is in l'harge. · . ran parens are eceased . ReV, HOW a r d RuPpel t Leads Secon d • Week Of proyer SerVICeS • Un10n At the close of Lh c mr(!tlng refreshments were Sl'rved by Mrs. The Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pasC. F. Tompkms, Mrs. Eddie Smith , tor of the First Presbyterian Mrs. C. E. W.; Do-wnie aucl Mrs. W. Church, was .the preacher at the R. Carpenter sec!ond of the Uniun Week of Prayer Serv1ces at the I<~irst Baptist Church Tuesd1y c~·enmg. H1s ; topic was "The Photography of Pnycr." Mr. Ruppelt alro sang a solo "I Walked Today Where Je· 1sus Welked" accomp;uued by ~tn . EASY CHAIRS en·t 1ne D.-tett class-mates at college. Boy UNITED PRESS Ohio: Cold •• _.. warnlngt IOVth portion tod•r and toniuht, .SMw north •nd r•in c;han1in• t,. .now ..uth porHen thia mornlne dhnlnl•hint to flurri" thl1 aftwnooiL Colcler today. (.learJ"''I •nil much cold., toni1ht except eloucly with &now llurri•• continuirt~~ nMr Official Board Of Methodist Church Meets Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore, Ches- a dinner on F'rida y, ... IJIJ$~.ru/t:«Pido/ $50 VALUES etta. Janu:ll _v 2!1. Middleport e • WU.THIR weekend with relatives in Mari· It wu annnunccd that Group One JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE ' left ton Tuesday. William accompanied A/3e Hayes During the business session it was decided to VlS!l the shut-ins and committees were appomted . The society was divided m_to three ~roups . for a money mak1ng pr_oJed, with, Mrs. Dey Hysell , c~air· mony performed in Hiland Chapel by Rev . 0 . H. Cart. Mrs. David Frecker was the din. man o{ GriJUP One, Mrs. Dwight ~ f Parker, Group Two Rnd Mi ss Lydia fhe b_rlde ts a graduate of Pomeroy High School Class ? ncr guest of her daughter anrl son Ebershaeh, Group Three 1956 while the groom also graduated from the same school m in law, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoi· ler, Friday evening In observance 1953 . of her birthday. The a.,nount givrn on a ml s Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mr~ and Mrs Cl d M'lh . sionary project by the Primarythe bride's parents with more than 60 guests a-ttending. ·. Y e. 1 one vtsJunior Depnrtment was ~.00 and lted rece_ntly With the1r son, Floyd the Beginners Departmen t, $10 80 and family Jo B~pre woul~ ~erve A/3c Charles Eugene HayeS to the airport. Mr. Hayes, who is 1-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;=. Clarence And re ws who has been employed by the New York Cenemployed with the New York Cen- tral Railroad, ts on a two week tral railroad in Charleston , W. Va. vacation. has been tran:dered to a Hnbson Vernor See was a business visitrun and is at his hom e, Ebcne'let or in Columbus Tuesday. s~ Eugene ·powell, small son of M:. and Mrs. Earl Powell had his tonMiss Dixie Sewell . spent lhe I, WE (OIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS -----. charged. Mrs. C. J. Rbqdes was a business Mr. and Mrs. Cli(lord 'Owenl ' visitor in Parkersburg Monday. were business !Jisltors in Charle~ diY. Dill. E. W. Downie read an article on *QUALITY MERCHANDISE Mill Sl . the Women's Society of Christian Service of the United Methodist Church held their January meeling, Monday evening at the church with fourteen memben present. Mrs. Dwight Parker , v1ce presi dent, presided in the absence o£ the pres1dent. Mrs W. 0. Barnitz and also led the devotions. "Islands in My Community" was the topic or the program pre~nted by Mrs. Gle'l Dill , and was given m the form of a playlet . Mrs Harry P. Smith, Mrs. George H. Parker, Miss Lydia Ebersbach and Mrs. Dey Hysell auisted Mrs. • _General Hospitral, ba.s been dis- Vining. from the Charleston airport TuesMrs. Emma Bissett is improving day for PlattsblU'g, N. Y. He has slowly after a recent illness at the been vi.iiting his parents Mr and home I){ her daughter, Mrs. Tbel· ~rs. Arnold Hayes , an'd f~mil)' rna Pratt. smce December 22 when he eompleted his tralnlnu at Shepherd Dr. and Mrs. Ed Corbett, Penn., " were weekend guests of Dr. and Fred Bl•e"n•r was , businc •~s M Air Force Rase, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens anri ~n. Ray. " H vtsitQr in t~unlington . W Va. to· rs. ayes and sons, Waller and Dr. Corbell and Dr. Pickens were United Methodist Church WSCS Holds January Meeting A general discussion was held on three subjeds, Teenagen, Elderly people and Alcohol. Mrs C *ECONOMIC BUYING - Mrs. E. M. Blake 1nd her father, aila remaved at the Muon Clinic Roy Trac)' Sr., were butineaa vislt Tuesday and hiJ elrbt mo)JLbl oid ors in Cresap, W. Va. Tut;Jday. Nin sisters were JUests o! Mrp. Mr. and .Mrs. D.antel BlfcNaugh· Richard Schwab and daught.era fdr Lon, Columbus, and Mra. Louise the dav. Thomas, Point Pleasant, were Mrs .•\lartha Musser, who ba& called here Tuesday and Wednesbeen a medical patient at Mei£11! d!l)' by the death of Mrs. Melvin •• / • I . Floyd Carmack presented the 1957 budget in excess of $12,000 and the budget was accepted by the members. Ro-bert Tewksbary and Mrs. Harley both spoke on the ~ork of the tru&lees during the past year . Floyd Carmack and James Sui· Reed Is Renamed Farmers Bank & Savings President Market Reports Theodore T. Rt>ed. Sr. waa ~­ llvan were l'D'Chairmen of a com· mittel:! ineludlng, Roscoe Fife. ED- cll!cted prl':~i dl'nt of !he Farmers I er Lewis, Wil1iam Lewis an~ Mrs .. Iva Brown, to send letters to 1he oongrcgalioQ concerning the work planned for the year and the budget. JAILED FOR NON·SUPPORT Roland Bachtel, 37, Massi llon, 0 ., was jailed Thursday here on a warrant charging non-support. He was OJrrc1led by Constable rete llendrix and will appear in Justice of Peace R. E. Grindley's court. lank & Savin::~ Co., when the an· awal atocl.1wlllcr ~ meeting 'YIIS beld Weclnr~day afternoon in the bank's offil'I'S. Other ofr1cNs re-named were ~ten Shain. \'it'e president; Theodore T. Re-ed . Jr. , asst. vice 'president anrl asst. secretary; J. Ed~ ward •i''ostrr . (';ashier ~~ond sP.Cretar:r. ' Elected to the board of direetors were : Theodore T. Reed, Sr , D. Curtis Reed. Aten Shain, Fred W. Crow, Jr., Cedric W. Clark, Thereon Johnson 1nd Mrs. Alma F. Parker. CINCINNATI, 0. tUP) _ uce Prod- ~ggs. allout steady, net prk:el paid at fa rms U.. S. consumen wh1tcs and browns; A jumbos 8340, A lar~e 29-31; A mediums ~ 27: A small 20-24; B large ~28 · J<'l)B whites and browns, A ]arg~ 35-3ti; A medium 32-34.; B larje 3..1·::C4. POIMII U.S, SINATOI Walter F. George (D..Qa.) ll eoqrabQted q Pftsldent Eisenbower confers the ranll o1 Ambassador 011 blm at • eeremony lD tbe White House. Loottn& OD II Secretal7 ot State ' J'olm Foster DulJeL ~e will be the Presl.t:lart'a "'troubl~ ._ID fore!Mo atrain problema and act u b1l ~ reprelelltaUn to ... NortbAtlaDtlaTreab'O-tlDD.(l......lliHIGI~IO) ----- - ~-- 1, 1058. ', Chicken.~. mllst s i~ t cd of poultry deliveries ron· purchaSed early m wee-k ; fryers 3-31,2 lb 18-19; ~ens. heavy ty-pe 14-1'7; hens, hght type 10-12, Bulter, 90 SCOJ:e 68. I �• -.. ...... __, •. - > 2-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0. Jan. 10, 1957 'The Editor's.1 MailBag COMMUNIST lOVE MATCH The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA Publlahec every afternoon except Sunday by The Obio VaUey Sentinel.. Ioc.~ at 110 Meehan1c St Pomer:>y, 0. BWimess offJct phone 318. eaJtorta1 offtce phone 39V RICHAID s. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE- EDITOR Nat~onal idvertiSLDg repr€'sentliiJ\C BottJnefU·Kim b~ lJ , lnt".. 343 ~lton Ave, New York lit~ 16 N Y Enter.ed as second class maUmg maur r 111 the post offH'e at Pomeroy,. OhJo. SubBcrhMion rate!· Del! very by 1 ,JmPr where available 30 teOts per weet: om• year In adva11ce at l'luo Oa1ly Sentmel offl('f' where.:avaUable one month $ 1 By mail rorw v~ar sa. s•x months: $1!51t11 SIX months, $780: three month> $3 90 By motor route ~~- tnree months, $2 50 one month $1 / Edit or. The Sentme l Wh1lt• Ill my home tow: over the hohd<tY' 1 read in thl' Datly I I I S('lllillel of Dec. 29, 11 latewell' column by Paul M Clifford Paul .'lll<l 1 pla}ed bast'ball on lhc OVI. 1 hampionshtp i('am of POml'JO\ 111 1/Hi) and 1950 (S)ra cuse) so I fc•t• l JUSti!Jed nr \Hitmg this lew·r and 1 hopt• 1\ w11J be pullh!>lu~d You <'all be flnge1 prwtl'd anti your papers fdt•d among nulltons ol otht'rs Yet the JmpressJOns made bv )our fhrger prrrrts are rltffereni from 1111y among those mill1ons And the same thmg is true oJ the 1mprrsswns: )OU make ----~ .Methodism Helps the 'Supply' Pastor \\e have a brochure from the Rev L A B.wg<.Tiei , former pastor of Heath Methodtsl Chm l h, from Lunden 0, where he IS currently labonng 10 thl' llllley,u d ol Lhl' Sptnt. Mr Bangerter feels deeply the problems of ht s dLu!l h of Methodism aod of rehgion In Amenra antJ th e \\OI !d II I s bmchure is on~ that shO\\ s what Methodism for Dill' tle/lllllLIIJatwn, Is domg to alleviate the p1essmg shortage of fu ' l~ It <.~tned pastors It ls pomted out that one-third of ali I S as~:ngnments are filled by supply pastors, men who have been called to the Cross by g1fts of the Spmt. and lal'k on!\ fo1 mal trammg 1n most cases to qualify as fullv ordauwd mtn1sters. Methodism provides ' 1 ln·SeJ'VJce Traimng" for thes(' preachers. Of the 5,918 approved supply pasto1·s tu thr dw rch 1n 1955 a total of 1,256 \\oere 111 tnumng on B1ble stnJy, tJ<.tstoral work or preachmg. By thLs owork the supply pastor may quahfy htmsclf for ordination There are 15 four-week schools across the nation off~ring 100 class hours of work each yea! In the "good naturpd " hut often ket?n t·ompetition betwePn denommations those thall'merge as stJo nger will be the ones that best prepare thetr lcadrrs Meth od ism ohvwusly is tackhng thls problem tn a prJcttcal ..... av ael'ordmg to the ln-Servtce program or. pt'ople I speak for a group or !!ports fam or Middleport and Mason eounty. I know, v.hen I ma~e thJS Red Cross Has A'Family In Need' These columns normally w11l not be us(•d <1s a place to display requests fOJ atd to dts tll.! S><l'd f ;mu\t('~. However, today the local Red Cross Is assummg the n·sponsiluhtv of making a specwl request for a1d to the famtlv of M1 and Mrs Ray Par -~ so ns of near Long Boltom who were hunlf'd nut to the last p1ece of furmture and mor~Pl of storpd fnud lt~sf WP.dnesitmr January 2 ~ven the clothmg lor lhts famtlv ol flvl', mcluding j children aged one three and onc. half and f1vP was dcslroyf'd T hi:' two you_n~er l h 1'ld ren ar<' J:!lr1s The provider fm thts dtsll('s scd Llllnh ,.., pJesenlly unPm t>lovr>d hut he has the pronus£' ot a JOb . Mt Pa1sons and hls familY now are resldin!?, nf'ar Chester wt!h hi " !l.L!cnt:-; The Red ('ross sa id (lnth1ng f~hHI .md po~I!Jtularly kitchen furntshlngs are. needed A wood ~I O"P would he ao01ecmti>d Around Js sufftcienl to reduce rt lo nn absorlwnn ~o potent that it will sw11 llow a fiYt:' ton truck as eastly .1s )OLI lose a four ounce sJnkf•r tn ,rn tief•an With Roberl Rr~ark no 'tl k' hi IKOMA l'.:lng:cm)Jka _ n !lOme Ins p for Moses and Noah lr-t anyhmly II'll you ahy dJff~1ent, 1 Frank Jt 1dn't thLnk was ver 11 we. made 11 I know v.c made 1t funny when he caught me ~:~elea! b('rausc wr an• ht·re nul J Jll!il 111g 11 dove the other morrung 1 now s.~w an uld fn('nd 11 hHna 1 Just w11nted to know what the who horrowt'rl B 'awtJUf'k orr me 1 ~:hanccs of !;topping the ram were :-~,evt'n '"11 ·s ago 8111 ho\.1. w.-. m,ult·[ We started out hhthely.euo~gh . I , IHJ h)( Y 1~ eoe1 gomg tu know " th th ho f 1 t f It IS understood a nei~hbor nf lhP r,ll snns .11 I ong s.ottom hn~ Wt• ls me •Jf r: ourSI' l'roFf' SSOJ I hr:ll an~ a ~7.~ll~ar<J s~~~~ 'a~ief~l~~j an f'mpty house that . h~ s bcpn offCJl'd <~~ sooll ,Js necessary fUI Frunk Bowm aJJ, und 12 •\frrt .Jil ~ n 1 two new vehicles The bo~s msbm?scan beobltnnl'd . plus urw l!u.k and onr• Jtr•p l'ro w1•nt ahead rrr thl' truck whlrh ThP house that hUI'nPd wa:-; tl tot,li Joo..;s Tht'l(' Wa'i no lmillr· fcN sor Bnwm.~n 1' a seh o! ar !~ l}'p<' mad<! around ntne mrlcs before a a nee Losse .. tnclutied a f~t•m<'t full of tol!d ,wd ,1 large quan- 1 hunt"' who louk;; IJkro Gr·nt·ral Ma nuld forest r1re Ol'curred 10 rt s • . "'d f d I lo t ' Arthu• rn a Mr•xRo~rr War· hat .urd Jnnards Heart lungs hver anrl I 1 1 ' ;.~~ ';';~3"cro~~ ;f;i,:,~,~·:tc 1~s 1n ~ilh nllt f v hen lh< nerd ~rF·r an~;,..m,:",\::;,' ,~: 1'~','., '" 11'.::·;,"'~~~~~ ~~=·~.:.,""~.,::.~~~.~d~r ';'.~.;~·~~ b termed a "disaster" JlowPvt'r had fot! UJ H Is necessaJv k o~nd 1 ust aft('r a the c~nrx 11 In frve or more farmlit•s h<'fol P <Ill ('\ient I:; 11 I HH'd In thts Caf:ie eontnbutums mav be l1~ lt <1l lfll' hurrnwurg 1t)JJrnr v fr(l)n Srngrdn I 111 1hr '' 1 lwr eud nf T~ng, 1 n, 1 ka office 81 donors nwv netifv till' H(\d t 't nss Th{ fanuly m que!\_ . dn~ the • k ll·th~\C I' l JOn \\.I•'}I piC up w ' IS to bf' gtV('IL WAI\iHNr.'l'O'N' liP ,. MliOJW " Tlu~!\e <t\ 11 , 1110 .., , t 11 , 1 ~ ured 1nvrt.t1Lonll 111 11 , )r 1rw 11111 o!llll Uw gall of -;OIIll' p1 onl• 11 1 ~ \ll'mpt r ng ''' .!{CI !HI Ill 11111 1.11 !I ll IJ ,l li('V('r ) .til~ to ,1111 , 1 ~ 1 ~ 11111 , 1\l Jl \1• f"JtSl'·hardcnt•r1 111 ,rq1111 wl nf thr Whlle llou s~· !lrl ,•J:ll ufiH'J' at the White Howu• Thr- r<•vlv l.l l of !I.e 1'11 .. 10!11 ur a While llnu•fl !lnl'utl ~I'Ollflll Q{Jr~ 1111 0 lot 'I{ r'wmnrlt•s Ill Rftv nolh 1nl! of !I tnt nf ~r1f'lHI ~trat•·v~· on Jlu• DArt of ~'Atthlnl!lon hn~h"HI!'~ The lnrllf'~ oi the ~01"111.1 ~.-.t wnul!l JJ.tfl h h 1 1 !he/ • 11" !IJVo· 1rl"l th"lr lnl'll Olnr 1101 ..,' 1 ~ 'fiH• Jllolltl111 r diiOJl II~ (' llf'l to hf! UJvlterl to one of I he Wh I''' 11 h t •••~•· fllnnPrs h"t then tlwvd s.tle ol fmmd t•lulhlll~ lol'rr Y \.1 J I hr ~Ill 1 t\ ~(',J ~I II\ wJ\J hr•Jp CV('Il prohahlv run r1ghl out nncl huv rl' mort· All or 11 ,. Wlult• 111,usc af pla.:-f'nwnl~ furr s lrt' sl l H t\1 fnrmal - wh!lt• So1'l&l l'tf'B'!On·~ of the out lun P 1 IH' 11 nd 1 ,11 1~ fur tlw men onj!l eve nl't'Hiue"'rl lr•UI'f'rlle" hnm •,.r hNtd nm~ r',r• ~.I'M fur thr• wnmen linl's tho•JIII'Inrl.ri of jOre ftet nn< I TIH"tl ll hl' ,1 ~rutlt•rtng of high mur-h '"~ lor aome stlk h.tl s hu! 11 ,u~ltv bloek hom 'T'rnP,..fiv A hnm!Aome vouna huJ g~ wllh lr till' l'n•g\denl helped 1nlhtnrv alla.:ohP nf a forf'l{ln elll pupul 11111 , 11 t11 s ftrst 1naugurrt )nrro,.V Wll!!' hrtllU1l1t"d from hl~ Jlii S\ IIOII 'rtH • hlltl\hillj,/; flls Ill muc-h and Si'lll hOm !! ln d\sqr/ll'(' hl' hl'\ltl wrlh 1[11 t111r;•nl raHhton flf cau~e 11f whlilt h~tmem•<l ol 11 I lui'. ~tun~,: tllrhrrnnhdt•s White nnlt!lrr r~eeptlon Mlltnt• \flnr~ back (1111 ~ pur~~: cauwht ill lht" fl1my folds of thf' nonlnQ 11n m ---- I of the White Hnulle aa 11he 8ROAD RuN awl Mls ('Nrl Wrlson ,md d1rld1rn wert' ~lsrtur~ Mr and Mrs lin vmonrl Housh and daugh ! It rs WodrH's(\.1\ 1'\'t'nlllg wa~ 1\11 Frnuk nuldN lr>ft for PI liN hru ~ 1'., , 1,!1 u lutrgt• hnli' me!'t· IIlli: MtitHlny He\ John Kt •u J ns <"riled on Arthur proerof!d1n11 rn rull rt1Jtnltv Mwarfl Ohlingt'l l-'lltL!\ r•\enin'l the Eatt Rnnm for on Rrter-rtlnner Ml' a111l M• s H1duml Hou'lh and muJiealr She rf'Ali~.-.d 1h~'d lol'll f11n11lv w£'r1• \1~1!1111( Mr and Mr! tomPthinfi!, hut dlrlu't dare attempt 0111 noush and f.unilv P'l'l1hy rven 1 retrteve An alert m~mber of HlN the hou11e slRff 1potted the oantw~ Mrs 1.ois I.Jf'vln)( ami daughters, re•tlnil' on the rfld carpet anrl Cindy anti \'Jrkll' railed on Mrs qulckh jnm,ned them In hill pot·k- LI'O Clark r('c('niJv tt \lr anti 1\fr~ F.ddif' Edwnrds Banner H1,.dllne1· Whrn Ihe eaiiNI on Mr nnd Mn lhlph Wca· Jl'ranklln J) RooJC!Yflltll decided to vt'l' rec('ntly .lanlcc Grllbs an Larry L1evin11 1erve beer at • r.!leeption 1horttv after repeal tempt"ranee organtn · CJiled Jn Mr anrl Mr11 8111 Roush Uon• howled In ~te1t. !But this arrrl l'um\lv Sundav evening. did not detpr U1e first fllmtlv Mr 11nd Mr~ Edd1e Edward• vill&t. Roost'vell probably did more \ted Mr und Mn Bill Rou!'h and &o warm up the areh1lc old man ramrly Th~~rsdav r-vening tlon than all)' firM- lay In manv Mrs Ll'o Chn k has the flu. year1. She set the more dlgnifl£td Robert Ohlhtj{er <.'ailed on Ken· Wathinatonlan• 1\R their eart one neth Rt•vrrr.lih, Sunday evening fthrht by leading & conga line- and Mr!l Laura Holt spctnt 1 f~w wtll. .iay!!l with her mother Mr". Cora OhlmJl:er who Ht still 111, at the home of Mr nnd Mrs teo CJark. ·~.sadent a.nd Mr.11. Elaenhower Mrs. ThPrrsa Ohtmgcr and OOJ· held no social 1enon in the 195&- aid r., 1mm were m Mlddleporl, 56 winter bt'cause of hia health f'r Hiav But be mU!it f~l in top eondilion Mrill fr('tJe La~"" prtd 11 on. Rich· now sint'e th~e White House ha• an- Rrrt of NJ1r() W('I J' \Js\tlng Mr.!! t noun~d an ne!Uve schedule of re· f'or:a Ohltn.Q)'t .arul Mr 11 nd htra eept1on1 aud dinners extondlng m Lf' n f'huK Sunday to earl)/ Mar"h ~rr and M1s F:lwnml L,1evin.l! ---flllt\ f!11llJI J" Wl'tl' rlllllll'l' )IUeSts Of AIUiOU!IIb U1e dinners- am'l recep- 1 ~lr and 1\fr~ Olm !'r Ur!ving and tlons otten•lbly a~ onl~ for orfl· ramily of West Columbia d41 fll\lrea ln the JOVernment or Mra Theresa Ohllni!er and Don the d.fplomatle eorp•, the Etaen- Grimm were 1n Middleport, Frl· ~'!er~ alwaya lftll1ude a ftw per· day. I • '-'Jltl l JtHr!~. 1/wse 1 e rnrls tnd somf' of the f,nr l 'll·~t flrofallll} I ('Ver l~eard /rom ,.:reasc SllJr>tnr•cl th(' ttroft·~sor Wt' dl'p.u red Thu 1<11n s wl'n• now ••rrrvJnp: \\-htn llu l•tlllS ccHnr Ill Fllst Af ttl a vou rrumm whi'H' vou IS at lw;nww tht• h•rJiilll •~ tlndrli•t[ t•quallv ho~vt• lw\Wl'l'll Irk•• 1.rt hlHek t 11!t on ~O J[ rt>te, red guruhn clay rlu~t Htdl 1111 huu1 \ ra111 cu11t w lla<·l~t>lt~ll ~ or • cahlmt wif• In the rcoopllon line and as he walked awav lw unwlttmrlv tore nwav a eotrlldt•r ahlt> nortlon •Jf her eostumP. Emhnrr1u111n1ent The panfteJI of 1 dhJt.lntttril'l~~d WR~thJnllton tarlv ram" unu~hored anrl dropned to the noor r.r thA Jtately m~in hall 111 I'WO anrJ I half d.l~ S J t\er 111 vnlv•ntr \If{' huruln•d m1l'· \~Ips for .rnrl I.J~H " • of lht• lmll'l 1t 1 ~ w,ts flr-t • nf !rnuhlL' hi !'lllllp<lll~Dil Wr• havl' Jll~l rlt•\otr rl SJX d l\ ~ ' 10 a ]IIUrltr v whu 11 i.l s,tJJ(• fii ,J'l 1 r ou lrl mnkr ln stx hours on ,1 morfe111 I I! 1rf [kll\'t•t 11 Jll!IUIILilll ~ I lltHI dl'St'fl~ rilJil ,tlld tftt~\ shon' ra~ltrl .l.( \t'hll l r·~ .tl!d dlgl's ln•t' lip ~t·ls, o\frll,ltl ltmptt,Jnlfn! .itld 1111~ of (,ud known ,rs sh.rwt 1 wn<1 l l l rr·nd~ 111 1,l, h ufrn1r, Unlt111d Pro~~<"" Whit• Houu Wdlet 1 xlldu;; . Many Memories Are Stirred As Inau~uration Time Nears Rv M•RRIMli,N SMITH 1ur rvt•d 1 ,1 disaster , lot;~l H~d Cross I 'I h(' tru ck lumberrd along boll• lng ovc1 only oecastonally hke an ovcrenthUJJastJe coffee pot, and th1•n thr JCC'p look sick. We never did dlilgnost· her ills. but r was htildmg out for tuberculous, due to her cough, hut Bowman sa1d he !l.'tkoned 11 wa:; acute anemia complicated Uy sore feel and a latk of roughage 111 the d1et The jr•t•p stu ck The truck stuck We dodged nun squolls with varvm g succes~; but forgot to duck On one big one and wound up mrred, like p gs m li L1og There was ~omethmg de£m1tely qru·er about 1he JCllp It had a slrdnge afflllrl}' for dramagc dildw~ Nu matt('r wh~re you turnl'rl h, 1 ~ l1e srrugb.t o\lJ a d1tch, Afll'r a MH r 1•ss wn M dltches, we wr•pl hillt-rl\ a111! qmt for lhe lll!'hl Whl'rC' we were Thts WIIS dr1r to troll LY lllK abll.' to move anyl thJng Jnelud1n g our f._el, wh1ch l hacl lwuunt" 1 n<-umbcred by wet ,.luv to v.llt'r(' 1\c r<'Sl'mblcd snow o;ho t> l,l hbrls We <flulO not return whence we came becaus1· th1• ratns had swept" uhcad and madP a morass of the I ro~tds No Mofor laHJ_., Loom No National El•cUoin Thfs , Congreu li•tsian In 195) Aid to Amity Special t() Ce11trar Presa Auoeialion ASHINGTON- Veteran Capitol Hill oburverl!lloo!. tor a tairlv peacflful BeMion of Con~ness thLa year. There may be liOihe poUtlcu.l sn lplrJ«" but no majOJ· b. Hies are expected The Republic&ru~ with a few exceptlona, are aoiJjlly behind Prealdant Elat'hhow~:~r·~ pl'Ogram and they have the argument of Ike'a overwhelming eler::Uon victory to back them ur \ The Democrats, more aware than ever Cit the Prealdent'a pop11 . , Jarlty, aren't expected to launch any hea\ y a f. tacks at him &lid many believe they ('lilt strengthen their ~arty at the polt. by being co operative 111 addition, the two major pattlt!!a ag1•thl in p1lntlple on many major aapecta of Mr. K18enhower'a legtalattye prOrram. There '' no argument, for eJCa.mple, on aid to e<luco.tron--a big item (or 19M. Another factor In lila outlook tor a rplatt~,~elv quiet 8eaaion lit that there are no nattonal •lections this year The pollttelah• may II&Te lh,.i! 11ra until 1'*68 when 11om• o.rrtce• are at •take. W • e • • • TAX CUT HOPE DIM:-ooni'"Ntunat leadc.-. have jolnt~d a.dmi.nlatratlon 8p0b1rneo in W'rtt r. 1 ott any hope of major tax cut. th14! yeu tmt thoe-re may be •ome •Hct~l Jn a)-Calltd ' hkt '~n hxea" Tht~ admlnlatratton haa made it claa" that It will .!!lr(lll.i'Y oppose any reduction Ia the present Income tax ratu until th~r bluer aurplul ot lncon\e over expendlturu. e> ·'Capitol HIJI leader~ •gree that an lnc~ue 1n the military btu1Kt!'t tor next year h&l pntty much Wiped out any chance1 ot a "'' tntr cut. Howevt~r, the preJ~aure \1 strong for at Jeut il token •lAW~ • exetse taxe.'l. l There appeare to be a. atrong posatbillty that ta.xat on P•o.l'nf:'~ tarea lnllht btl ellnllllJAled or rt!duced. A cut Ill the atr:cl•e tl\w.,, tnlt lt.~nr-dt.tanee t•lephone calla a.lao l8 poaatble. t.e.. likely b•it 1 :')~ completely ruled out are reductlotu on the excJsc levlq on lh•ar"' and ~rts adrnlulonl, jewelry, liquor and a hott ot other "huru ...... lttma. · .T • • • • • 11. I.·BRI'rlSH RElATIONS IIETTER-Qn the aul'fal·e ~lati bttwu\t. the United St..te. and Brltaln-•erloully rulfted by ~::': Sue• erial~re back to near normal Nevertheleu top 11F'!' ,.. 110ureu ''- atlll ~red by what they b~Jieve Wa.t a ~ronr step,,_.. 11 Am•Wcan torelp polley, 1 Many Bl'itllb. otrielala fee{ that the Unltecl statu. by joJn.tn 111 Ul\lt;td NatiOlll eondemnatlon or the Anllo·P'renoh attaci{ on E:rp ' hu htiJ*t buDd up the Ptoi'Jtlge ot Egyptian Prealdent Oamal Abdei N ...,,.. Amartcan davtomata feel, on the other hand, that the United stat~s •tQ\d•trenrthened Arnerlcan relntlons wtth India and Atlatte trtee tO much that It oft'.-eta a.n.y ram Nasser may haw mada.coun. • • • • • 1\EFUOEE ''PABOL.!:S"-Congreu 1111 atmn~t aun to tn<mif the lmmtpatloltt iaWII t., aJiow naturalization of H1lngari1Ut l'elu&fta wt.o now are beln.g admlUed to the Unlttcl Btatea u "paf()let~s" ant,~ are dfm.Jad a..y Am•nd cltlzt~nthlp. Ncllurallrotlon Theae lft,OOI) rarureu llo comtng In by rpe.. lat lclw Soon permission or ~be attot11~y go:ln~llll but lh(' flreatont law make• no provlaturn ror them to 1emtt.la. Ln thiM count•·y p manently. w. cr. tm'!~;~~'P· P'~cll Walter (0), Pennsylva.nl~ co-.,uthor or the on ac , wa:~ among thoao who u~ adrfttuton or t' retupes wtder ~· '.'P•!'.Jiee" ~rovialon, no mlij611,1 Oppolltion ll .le. ~~ In om:~~ W ltll~lalatton. to let them become -o~ .."" -- - trum SulUHia to Mwanza to Mut;oma llnd one sectton of road (wt• ll•Jrned lutl't) wa8 closed W1• were fared w1th spendme the wmh•1 •vherc we were, or .afh•mptmu 1 stuuJ,!ht-un ascent of statement Paul was someone specIal Ill the sport world of wr1ters. We called htm the one and only "Moonbeam" For we believe that although other writers mAY arL~c to 1m1tate h1m, there cnn be onlv tilll' PilUl tMoonlwllm) ('!ifford 1'h!'re cannot be another A boy may lose his reai mother and ~~ on¥ who u juat as kmd, atten· tlve and affectionate, yet she ill not lm mother And so goes our rcgor d for Paul Paul was quick to show appreci· acl:Qfl fo rttl• Uung11 a boy yould do well, for the extra effort he >Nt)uld put fotW1rd to further the ~\lf'Cess of the learn or game l'aul'>i trt'al ment of the boy s was such th~:~t would enable them to mam· lam lht'Lr self respeet Deep With· rn every human being 111 lhl• dt·stre to ·'be somebody" It 1s the pride we all have lh what ever we do By hu pen Paul (OU!d gwe a young eoarh a sf'mw of pr1rlc and d1gnlty He could write lltlle facts about a group of boy, that would rufluence them to be better morally. want to go lo church be honest. be buddies 1n theu activtlies, and have a great re Hpect for the rr parents, teachers and coaches. Paul helped with hu pen and good JtAdgement Lo haw• htllc League baseball anrl to have a sw1mmmg pool In Mtddleport He was tireless m hts efforts to heJ .. a boy to get a better educat10ri t'aul helped boy11 in Mason County as 1~ell as Me1ga Coun1) bo}'s Paul Chfford's pen m the Dally Sentmel has done more to adver trse the boys of Me1gs County than any other single method The Da1ly Sentinel has a r1g~t to Mi!tl Paul's pen. anJ th£'y Will remen1ber hlln I know as really a person o( good 1nten1 one lha! was alw~tys eager to suppl} up-torlate-topics of mterest to his reaJ Respectfully )Ours Respectfully yours, W1lbur J Ashley 122J l.•ghlnet Ave Dunbar, W Va WSAZ-TV Chanrtel3 . - thursday WSAZ-TV CHA.NNI~ 3 Friday 1 00 Curre:nt Partun'll St\ody 2 30 Te!Jb~st'e Brnle lord 3 00 Matinee Theatre 4·00 Queen P'or A Day 4 45 Mode .. n 8omant-es ft.OO Ct:.medv T1me G 30 Aunt- Dru :bOw 8.00 Flatt alld Scruggs Sbow 6:30 Newi Picture 6:45 Sports Eye WSAZ·TV CHANNIL 3 6 55 Sign On 7 00 Todu) 9 00 Coffee T1me 10 00 Home 11 UO 1 he R1ght r-1 Rtght II 30 TBA 12 00 T1e Tac Dough 12 30 It Co uld Be Yuu I 00 Current ? 00 C~:~nwr -: Goes To School 2 30 Tennesse,. l>~rnie Ford 3 00 Matmee Tt>,atr; 4 0 Queea Far A Dav 4 45 Modern Romance!l 5 00 Comedy Time 5 30 Aunt Dru Show 6 00 Wdd Dtll Hickok 6 30 New:1 P1cture 6 45 ~porrs Eye 6 55 Wet~:tbercast 6 ·55 We.atbercast 7 00 Crun~b l.lld De1 7 !ll Dinah Shore Show 7 00 Dr Tid son's Journal 7 30 Eddt F ... L'h 7 45 NBC eNe~!'er "' ow 7 ·48 NBC New. 8:00 You Bet Your Ute- 8 00 Blond•e 8,30 Lafe or Riley t,: 9·00 9.30 G :w'F Mtiln 0'\ 7 00 Today Co(fee Timto 9 00 10 00 ll 00 11 30 Hom~ The Price Js R1ght TBA ll ·OO Home 12.00 'flc Tac Dougb 12 30 It Could Be You 2 00 1:~ Qrapet ~ooli"" Choice f'.30 'thf' F'otd Show 10:00 Lus: Video Theatre tl:OO l(ewt Read)}1Jes Jl:l5 Werth!ltrcast 11:.20 Press ,Box - On Trial Big S!ory 10 00 (avalcade o[ Sport1 10 4~ f!amous Fights 1 11 ·00 News Headlfnet 11 :15 Weat!1ertaat 11. ·20 Press Box II 30 Ton1ght 11:30 Tonllht 12:30 Si4" or_f____ ____ ~l2=.3tl.:_=si~in _o_r,_' - - - - - - - WCHS-TV Channe~8 -wettS-rv CltANNRB ___ WCHS-TV CHANNEL I 8.00 CaptaJn JM.Ja.roo D·OO Pttornin.llf Show 10:00 Garty Mf')re 10.:30 Artbu,. 'lodfrey 11.30 Strite lt Rich [2.00 VaJJant Lady 12:15 I,.ove of LiCe 12•30 Search For TomorTo~ 12:45 GuJdint Light 1:00 Jtatie's Kitchen 1:30 As the World Turns 2·00 Our Miss Broob 2 30 House~rty S:OG 3 30 4:00 4.15 1'ho 1t1 Payoff Bob Crosbv Show Brighter DIY\ Seca ~t Storm 4':30 Edgo! of Night !·00 The Sarlv Show 6·30 Your Ess~, Re}Y'Irtet 8:48 Sports Parade 8:511 Wt~thennan 7'00 Art Linkletter & thr:: Ktd1 7 15 Douglas Elwards 730 Sgt. Preslou of the Yukon 800 Bab Cummlnis Show 8 30 Shower of Stars 9 30 PJ.ty~ouse 110 1 00 Up to the Minute N~ .. s tt 05 Scannrng the Weather 1I ·10 The Late Show 8 00 ('QoL.a•n Kangaroo 9 00 Morning Show 10 00 Garry Mdore 'I 30 St.·tke IL R\rlo 1.,1 00 Vahan~ 12 30 Search for Tomorrow l2 .4li Gu1dmg L1ght I 00 Katip"g l{jtchen I 30 2JO As the Wor1d ' TurDI Our Miss Brooks 230 lfousep.:u ty 300 rhe Brg Payoff 3·30 Bub C1 osby Sbow 400 Brighter Day 4 •15 Secret St.-.rm 4 30 Edge or Night ~00 Earl!' Show 630 Your Esso Reporter 6 45 6 55 SportJ: ParP.dfll Weatherman 700 TBA 7:15 Dou.!{llls Edwarl.!l 7 30 My Fr1cnd ft"'ieka 800 West Pomt Story 9:30 PIFiyhuuse of Stars 900 CruS<tdcr 9 30 H1ghway Patrol~ " 10 00 The Lwc Up lO 30 Person to Person 1100 New• 1l 05 --------~~~--~--~---- White Rose Lodge Charter Draped Scanning the Weather 1110 The :!..ate ~how --- WHTN-l'V Chonnell-3 during th~ !)ast year tng Mrs Flemmg, who JS startmg a new tenn or office, thanked the members tor their cooperation dur· ing the past year and expressed the hope of mcreased prosperity for the Lodr;e durmg the commg Entsmmger, Mrs W W Hayes, Mq. p L. Mitch , Mrs R1chard oweo, Mrs Joe Turner, Mrs Otho Watt. Gom~ GRE lost two members Mr~ Haye1 and Mn Allee Cohen Stsson Member~ reported Jll were Mea. Allen Knopp, Mrs. Sad1e Turner and her grandson, Keith Roush Birthdays of the followmg members were observed· Mrs David J Young-Kitchen Nuptials Wiii·Be Exchanged On Sunday February 3 Inv1tatlons have been sent out this week for the open ehurch weddmg of Mus Jane Young, daughter of Mrs Robert ,Rer~l. Leadmg Creek Road, and J A. Yo':\ng Sr, Rutland Road , to James w ill Kttchen, Ch1lheothe, son of Mr ~ and Mrs Howard Kitchen, OOWN . or; Carol Ann Tate, Cclumbus, Lmda McVf!Y and Marianne Rlchcreek, Caldwell, Ruth _Ann Powe_ll Middleport, bndes-ma1da; Melame Young, Woodsfield, and Suzanne Bradbury, Mtddleport, meces , of the brlde, jumor br1des-ma1ds; Edward K1lchen , Middleport, broPomeroy ther o{ lhe groom, best-man; Rog· Fred I Gardner pastor of the er Bashore and Paul Werry, DayChurch of Chmt: wtll perform ton, brothers-in-law o£ the groom the double rmg ceremony at two Albert Werry, Pomeroy, and Char· o'clock, Sunday, February 3, at les Bradbury, Middleport, brotherthe Church of Chnst, after a In-law of the brule, usher,s. program of nuptial mus1c by Joe A reception for the famahes and Young Jr vocalist bre"Jther of the close fnends will be held 1mmed1· bride and' Mrs Ch~ster Erwm, or- alely arter •he weddmg In the gamsi church social rooms Altcndants for the weddmg Will mclude Mr~ Charles Bradbury , sister of tha bnde, matron-of-hon- .lith 8:30 AM THOU·SANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF TIMELY WINTER MERCHANDISE LARGE.- ROLLS Group of Women's Beller QUILT PATCHES FOOTWEAR FAST COLORS Enterprise EUB Womens Society Meeting Is Held Mrs. Lionel Boggs Is Hostess For Canasta Club Meet t..JhHI;;C fhe Pomeroy Women's Prayl'r Group met Wednesday morntng atthe Grace Episcopal pansh hou::;t w1t h Mrs Patrick Loc!1<rry a::. lead cr Ui 1 o.""'"wrrz, I till' H was l'IC~ t"lll, <rgH!tcrl THE MOCCASIN GOES ,UP-TO-DATE ' ~il IQI&~ dowu the olher side, the SHOE Plaid Colloa Single BL'ANKETS MUSLIN Extra Warmth Aosorled Colors Reg 25e BIG GROUPS .i.h i " Hurry! 1'\.cJre..hmcn\s were served by nosLesses to tnose ,,~~.med a· OO\oC and 1\otrs Albert Hr uwu, .Mts DRESSES •• were to $5.99 IUNIORS - .Iic 1'..1UI.<O Weeks, Mrs .bl Arnold, ,\llrs ljaui .1' rick Mrs l!;arl Hrown, .. r~ Uo~uae Hr..::.LC(/, M1s James W111 an(i gue .. t~, :-.uwo .Jlld l«lger l!,it.~e OUT THEY GO, at Real Bargains, these budget-priced dresses at thiS ridicu- auu lously low closeout pnce - exciting dress fashions to wear now a·nd into Spring! Cottons, rayons, novelties! Hur- ry! January Clearance, each- Esther Hawley Jan. 2 tAarriage Being Announced DRESSES •• .were to $10.95 OUT THEY GO, at J\JHruuucemcnts ha~e been re· ce1vcd here of lhe marr1age o( ,\hss Esther Hawley daughter uf Owen Hawley, Mmcrsvillc and A/3c Richard DeMoss son of Mrs. fanme DeMoss, Melbourne, Ky. 'I he weddmg was .an event af Wednesday January 2, at Rich· mund, [nd. The vows ofthe double rmg cercmone.\' were read by Rev Johl'l A. Langstrtth. Thrifty buys! Fashion-label dresses from our best-selling lines- regrouped for a riot! Miracle_ blend fabrics, rayons. jerseys and cottons ... Misses, Jumors, Half S!.Zesl Hurry! January Clearance! Each- DRESSES •• were t9 $ thNr fncnds at 634 S. H1gh St Columbus. ARRIVES IN U.S. Jack Lloyd, AT:J, who has been at sangley Pomt, Phlllppme II· Jands, Mr the past c1ghL months, has arriVed at San D1ego, Calif.,, and phoned his mother, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Wednesday evening. He wlll n~t arrJVC home until Sprmg aecardmg to his present schedule. $1495 ~lAIN W12~.J!~~Iined.$ Clearance Sale 50 POUNDS- UNCLi\SSit' IEP POTATOES . 99 Compare At U 00 - Aaywbere AT DRASTIC MARKDOWNS THREE BIG GROUPS IUNIORS e GROUP 1 were to $19.95 NOW C0 ATS MISSES e GROUP 2 were to S $z9.95 NOW COAT HA.I..F SIZES GROUP 3 C0 AT S $";; ~~ NOW ~~!u.~~~!~. Made by A dan-$ dy aU 'round top brand work shoo at a low price! Durable! Comfortable, long-wearing. Brown leather uppers, black compo sole. Men's 6\'l -11; boys' I to 6. SPORT SHIRTS Our Entire Stock of women's winter coats in this whirl-wind Jan'-!ary CLear· ance _ sacrificed! Three tPrrlflc valu~-priced groups! Ea~h offertng .a w~de choice of fabrics, fashion colors, new stlhouettes! Plus fashiOn and quallty know! HURRY, HURRY' HURRY' Three hlg groups to select from. TOP QUALITY MENS and BOYS MEN'S SOFT FLANNEL POMEROY .SPECIAL 88 Clearance, each M~KET ST. 88 EXTRA! MEN'S BLANKET -LINED A long-wearing denim Overall Jackel<i! Cut-full, roomy, comfortable, 2front pockets, sanforized! Sizes 3846 Regular $4.98 value. January ' W. EXTRA! MEN'S 'BIG BUCK' UNIFORM WORK PANTS and gOOd looks, it's BIG BUCK'S Cotton ~11 Work Pants. Tan or grey. Sizes 29 to 42. Shllts to match available! January Clearance pnce Shocking, but true! A big group of stunning dresses gets the axe! ... Sheaths, Shirt-Waists, Casual and Dressy Fashions! Many beautiful fabr1cs aQd colors See their labels! All sizes! January Clearance, each - Columbus $ Women's Better . WINTER SKIRTS For value, wear OUT THEY GO, at I SPECIA.I.. GROUP!! B1g selection Slim, Sheath skuts, circular skirts and other .,tyles' Novelties, Taffetas, Flannels, rayon·acetates, plaids, solids! Lad1es' si>es! 24 to 30 ... January Clearance, each-- The coUple arc now at home to SIMONS 88c Regu~~~·~.~u~?USES Plain broadcloths and Fancy Gmgham P1atds A pretty blouse for every sktrt! January Clearance, each - l.liUY m NO. SECOND AVE.. MIDDLEPORT Hemmed, Ready to EXTRA! Exciting Group of ~r • .tL t"<lo.:u roy High School, ClaJs o( 1906 and Js employed 8t the Ohio National Bank, Columbus The groom at· tended the Kentucky scnools and 1s stallonod with the US A1r Force Roush's Shoe Store TOWEL ENDS Slight irregulars of lop brand $1 nylons' A sure sell-out at our January Clearance price, pair - - The bride Is a graduate of Pome- Smart go,r~d fringe, heavystitched vamp, smooth supple leather, all the well loved moccasin details with an up-to-date plus 1n the graceful dip cut. Large Size Cannoa 51-15 Denier Sbeen tnliUe lor \VOLlti :,crvLcC aay ueiQ aL tnt· church w l'eor· •>t:J'<! WORK SOCKS Fine Quality Combed Collott _AU Shes e JtiiSSES e HA.I..F SIZES dress savings for you - for everybody .,u tJe Men'a "Uaele Sam" $1 19 9 ~~yle• ~;n~-C~'l;! $1.00 19t: Altc":t~rs C SENSATIONAL:..........:...EA-Rl;...__Y-r-~E~X~T~R~A~!~... JANUARY SHOPPERS NYLON HOSE CLOSE OUT GET THE 39c BEST BUYS THREE OF Values • Miss JoAnn Deck, Columbus ami A/lc DaVId LeWIS, Loddand Ail For~ base, t:olambus were the only attendants $4.99 Unble~~<hed Lots$;, •H<.:rn.~~~ wuu1a s"'"" L.•••~u•Jj v ~ j· '""" uum now tnrougu J con.rdiJ', ,., a ni'.,ntty matl'liJg PL~•Jt:Cl. t'J<ur .. A diSCIIS5JOn was held on lbc books, ('L1vmg 111 the presence of God" by Brother L.awrence and .uo;o..n, Ju rrY llllrwn <ill -• "The Light W1thm" by ThOmas .1 IIJ IUS .I:Hi<ZCWWZ Kally The ned mce!Jng will be held at the Federated Church, Wednes day ·f ebruary 6, at 10 a m 39 Iueh to Mrs. Myrtle Hicks was welcomed as .a new member when the Worn 1 en's Soc1et:,: of World Scrv1ce of Mrs Bern;lrd .f'ult:.: was a guest of EnterpriSe ~UB Church met Tuesday evenmg when Mrs Lronel Tuesday evemng at the: h me of Boggs cntertuined her Canasta Club Mrs. Herbert D1xon wtth Clara Pr1zes were won by Mrs Ralph Grueser as co-hostess Gibbs Jr , Nl'W tfaven, Mrs. Ed· "We Look at Southeast Asla' ward T Fr-ench, Ml's. Donald was the topic of the PI ogram pre M11ls and Mrs Fultz The hostess served ba1 beque scnted by Mrs 1homas Bentz. Tv.o sandwtchcs to the ones named a· h)mns were ,-cad, "Ou.: God, Our bove and Mrs Richard Gress, Mrs H&aith" by Mrs John ~mnth and Robert Sehmoll and Mrs Wilham ',The Church Is One j;'oundahon" by Mrs. Sehm BJaze "''ir z Childs The nl'Kl party wlll be held at JJu1rng tne busmes-. ~c-..)wn 111 I the G1bhs home 1n New Haven Women's Prayer Group Meeting Held Wednesday u R MARK- A dessert <"O urst' was served to twenty-one members by Mn Watts Mrs A R Pullen and Mrs Gallagyear PLans are bewg mode for a her wtth Mrs Isabel Winebrenner new class of members The Lodge as a contn butor N~oro-Ngoro a t1dy httle peak of 7,500 fet"t, all wl'l clav of malted milk consrstl:'ncy , With a s1leer drop suffieH:nt lo hurt you permanent!} if vou skidded The an~ds ~ot us up and over th111 one, anrl tlw truck only caught fire once This hme it was an oil leak on thr• exhaust. rain clouds f!Ri hcred, and we missed fret!dom hy 10 mlnutes, The Wl't ~ot us on a f'Oljon soJI siOJ)@ so ~hppl'r~ th(• ludt"n truck would llkHt romplr>telv around and head back up the hill until aMther skad reversed hl'" We off-loaded the l:iovs and push('d hrr down the mountain nowman looked at rarn clouds pourJn~ water on 80 miles of trackiE'ss Ser<'ngeU dese.t.t. He looked hkc MaoArthur leaving the f'hthppmcs "There 1s," he ~id, "no plaee lo go We rtm't go back, and we <'Rn't cross Wt can .sit here and die or boredom or go out there Rei stuck, mod die of thirst " We elE'rted to the of thirst Wl' pushed thl.' truck down onto the platn, and so help me, a mtr· acl~ occurn•d The rarns marched to a ("ertam point, as we rac4!d madly awav from them, halted, anrl 11\opped The ra1n.1 ahead qt1it and by the t1me we a:ot to their former pmntlon. the ground had dr1ed We cro:Jsed the deM>rt on two b('('rs Hnd nn orangct erush, and the truck never boiled onee Wo finally came to a river, which wru1 the final barrier be· tween us and camp and a! If by mogie 11 qmt ats swellln& and, 1tarted lo hll m Its foam-fieeked bank~ We swam [he vehicle• acrosR, made camp, got unloaded, p1tched the tunts, and the heavens opened again and drowned East Aftic~a l had just ttme to shoot a tOpJ for the boYs to eat IRd a Tomm1e for us before the deluge. We were marooned but we were dry, we had food, and we were here. against all odds. We al!o had several cases of nerve tonic Mr Bowman and 1 11 alemnly shook hands :IProf~>ssor ., ~aid I, "one of us is gou': g to g<'l drunk out of sheer triumph" "Pau the jug" saJd the &ood profenor 'Every\Jody thlaks we are drowned, anyhow, 10 we ml&ht as well have a wab Who'll we drmk to?'' • I~~~.~?~Y ,~fw~:~·.9~?:~.~ ~~Y.~~~ membm and Lodge, Auxillary of the Brother hood of Rarlroad Tr.ammen, was draped m memory of Mrs George Hayes when the Lodge met Wed nesda)' at Woodman's Hall. Mrs Brancb Fleming , prestdcnt, pre sided and Mrs C P Gallagher was in ch<~rge of thP charter drap· Lady 12 15 Lo .. e of Life ..:========::::=================================================:.1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Jan. 10, 1957-3 1 Reg. $1.99. Sanfonzed! Completely washable I S-M-L Sizes Look at these new bright patterns! Plenty $ of your favorite plaids, toot Full cut, roomy, comfortable, long-tail· ed . . great shirts! Great buys' January Clearance! 59 )OU - - $1.59 R.ED ANCHOR. STORE- POMEROY �• -.. ...... __, •. - > 2-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0. Jan. 10, 1957 'The Editor's.1 MailBag COMMUNIST lOVE MATCH The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA Publlahec every afternoon except Sunday by The Obio VaUey Sentinel.. Ioc.~ at 110 Meehan1c St Pomer:>y, 0. BWimess offJct phone 318. eaJtorta1 offtce phone 39V RICHAID s. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE- EDITOR Nat~onal idvertiSLDg repr€'sentliiJ\C BottJnefU·Kim b~ lJ , lnt".. 343 ~lton Ave, New York lit~ 16 N Y Enter.ed as second class maUmg maur r 111 the post offH'e at Pomeroy,. OhJo. SubBcrhMion rate!· Del! very by 1 ,JmPr where available 30 teOts per weet: om• year In adva11ce at l'luo Oa1ly Sentmel offl('f' where.:avaUable one month $ 1 By mail rorw v~ar sa. s•x months: $1!51t11 SIX months, $780: three month> $3 90 By motor route ~~- tnree months, $2 50 one month $1 / Edit or. The Sentme l Wh1lt• Ill my home tow: over the hohd<tY' 1 read in thl' Datly I I I S('lllillel of Dec. 29, 11 latewell' column by Paul M Clifford Paul .'lll<l 1 pla}ed bast'ball on lhc OVI. 1 hampionshtp i('am of POml'JO\ 111 1/Hi) and 1950 (S)ra cuse) so I fc•t• l JUSti!Jed nr \Hitmg this lew·r and 1 hopt• 1\ w11J be pullh!>lu~d You <'all be flnge1 prwtl'd anti your papers fdt•d among nulltons ol otht'rs Yet the JmpressJOns made bv )our fhrger prrrrts are rltffereni from 1111y among those mill1ons And the same thmg is true oJ the 1mprrsswns: )OU make ----~ .Methodism Helps the 'Supply' Pastor \\e have a brochure from the Rev L A B.wg<.Tiei , former pastor of Heath Methodtsl Chm l h, from Lunden 0, where he IS currently labonng 10 thl' llllley,u d ol Lhl' Sptnt. Mr Bangerter feels deeply the problems of ht s dLu!l h of Methodism aod of rehgion In Amenra antJ th e \\OI !d II I s bmchure is on~ that shO\\ s what Methodism for Dill' tle/lllllLIIJatwn, Is domg to alleviate the p1essmg shortage of fu ' l~ It <.~tned pastors It ls pomted out that one-third of ali I S as~:ngnments are filled by supply pastors, men who have been called to the Cross by g1fts of the Spmt. and lal'k on!\ fo1 mal trammg 1n most cases to qualify as fullv ordauwd mtn1sters. Methodism provides ' 1 ln·SeJ'VJce Traimng" for thes(' preachers. Of the 5,918 approved supply pasto1·s tu thr dw rch 1n 1955 a total of 1,256 \\oere 111 tnumng on B1ble stnJy, tJ<.tstoral work or preachmg. By thLs owork the supply pastor may quahfy htmsclf for ordination There are 15 four-week schools across the nation off~ring 100 class hours of work each yea! In the "good naturpd " hut often ket?n t·ompetition betwePn denommations those thall'merge as stJo nger will be the ones that best prepare thetr lcadrrs Meth od ism ohvwusly is tackhng thls problem tn a prJcttcal ..... av ael'ordmg to the ln-Servtce program or. pt'ople I speak for a group or !!ports fam or Middleport and Mason eounty. I know, v.hen I ma~e thJS Red Cross Has A'Family In Need' These columns normally w11l not be us(•d <1s a place to display requests fOJ atd to dts tll.! S><l'd f ;mu\t('~. However, today the local Red Cross Is assummg the n·sponsiluhtv of making a specwl request for a1d to the famtlv of M1 and Mrs Ray Par -~ so ns of near Long Boltom who were hunlf'd nut to the last p1ece of furmture and mor~Pl of storpd fnud lt~sf WP.dnesitmr January 2 ~ven the clothmg lor lhts famtlv ol flvl', mcluding j children aged one three and onc. half and f1vP was dcslroyf'd T hi:' two you_n~er l h 1'ld ren ar<' J:!lr1s The provider fm thts dtsll('s scd Llllnh ,.., pJesenlly unPm t>lovr>d hut he has the pronus£' ot a JOb . Mt Pa1sons and hls familY now are resldin!?, nf'ar Chester wt!h hi " !l.L!cnt:-; The Red ('ross sa id (lnth1ng f~hHI .md po~I!Jtularly kitchen furntshlngs are. needed A wood ~I O"P would he ao01ecmti>d Around Js sufftcienl to reduce rt lo nn absorlwnn ~o potent that it will sw11 llow a fiYt:' ton truck as eastly .1s )OLI lose a four ounce sJnkf•r tn ,rn tief•an With Roberl Rr~ark no 'tl k' hi IKOMA l'.:lng:cm)Jka _ n !lOme Ins p for Moses and Noah lr-t anyhmly II'll you ahy dJff~1ent, 1 Frank Jt 1dn't thLnk was ver 11 we. made 11 I know v.c made 1t funny when he caught me ~:~elea! b('rausc wr an• ht·re nul J Jll!il 111g 11 dove the other morrung 1 now s.~w an uld fn('nd 11 hHna 1 Just w11nted to know what the who horrowt'rl B 'awtJUf'k orr me 1 ~:hanccs of !;topping the ram were :-~,evt'n '"11 ·s ago 8111 ho\.1. w.-. m,ult·[ We started out hhthely.euo~gh . I , IHJ h)( Y 1~ eoe1 gomg tu know " th th ho f 1 t f It IS understood a nei~hbor nf lhP r,ll snns .11 I ong s.ottom hn~ Wt• ls me •Jf r: ourSI' l'roFf' SSOJ I hr:ll an~ a ~7.~ll~ar<J s~~~~ 'a~ief~l~~j an f'mpty house that . h~ s bcpn offCJl'd <~~ sooll ,Js necessary fUI Frunk Bowm aJJ, und 12 •\frrt .Jil ~ n 1 two new vehicles The bo~s msbm?scan beobltnnl'd . plus urw l!u.k and onr• Jtr•p l'ro w1•nt ahead rrr thl' truck whlrh ThP house that hUI'nPd wa:-; tl tot,li Joo..;s Tht'l(' Wa'i no lmillr· fcN sor Bnwm.~n 1' a seh o! ar !~ l}'p<' mad<! around ntne mrlcs before a a nee Losse .. tnclutied a f~t•m<'t full of tol!d ,wd ,1 large quan- 1 hunt"' who louk;; IJkro Gr·nt·ral Ma nuld forest r1re Ol'curred 10 rt s • . "'d f d I lo t ' Arthu• rn a Mr•xRo~rr War· hat .urd Jnnards Heart lungs hver anrl I 1 1 ' ;.~~ ';';~3"cro~~ ;f;i,:,~,~·:tc 1~s 1n ~ilh nllt f v hen lh< nerd ~rF·r an~;,..m,:",\::;,' ,~: 1'~','., '" 11'.::·;,"'~~~~~ ~~=·~.:.,""~.,::.~~~.~d~r ';'.~.;~·~~ b termed a "disaster" JlowPvt'r had fot! UJ H Is necessaJv k o~nd 1 ust aft('r a the c~nrx 11 In frve or more farmlit•s h<'fol P <Ill ('\ient I:; 11 I HH'd In thts Caf:ie eontnbutums mav be l1~ lt <1l lfll' hurrnwurg 1t)JJrnr v fr(l)n Srngrdn I 111 1hr '' 1 lwr eud nf T~ng, 1 n, 1 ka office 81 donors nwv netifv till' H(\d t 't nss Th{ fanuly m que!\_ . dn~ the • k ll·th~\C I' l JOn \\.I•'}I piC up w ' IS to bf' gtV('IL WAI\iHNr.'l'O'N' liP ,. MliOJW " Tlu~!\e <t\ 11 , 1110 .., , t 11 , 1 ~ ured 1nvrt.t1Lonll 111 11 , )r 1rw 11111 o!llll Uw gall of -;OIIll' p1 onl• 11 1 ~ \ll'mpt r ng ''' .!{CI !HI Ill 11111 1.11 !I ll IJ ,l li('V('r ) .til~ to ,1111 , 1 ~ 1 ~ 11111 , 1\l Jl \1• f"JtSl'·hardcnt•r1 111 ,rq1111 wl nf thr Whlle llou s~· !lrl ,•J:ll ufiH'J' at the White Howu• Thr- r<•vlv l.l l of !I.e 1'11 .. 10!11 ur a While llnu•fl !lnl'utl ~I'Ollflll Q{Jr~ 1111 0 lot 'I{ r'wmnrlt•s Ill Rftv nolh 1nl! of !I tnt nf ~r1f'lHI ~trat•·v~· on Jlu• DArt of ~'Atthlnl!lon hn~h"HI!'~ The lnrllf'~ oi the ~01"111.1 ~.-.t wnul!l JJ.tfl h h 1 1 !he/ • 11" !IJVo· 1rl"l th"lr lnl'll Olnr 1101 ..,' 1 ~ 'fiH• Jllolltl111 r diiOJl II~ (' llf'l to hf! UJvlterl to one of I he Wh I''' 11 h t •••~•· fllnnPrs h"t then tlwvd s.tle ol fmmd t•lulhlll~ lol'rr Y \.1 J I hr ~Ill 1 t\ ~(',J ~I II\ wJ\J hr•Jp CV('Il prohahlv run r1ghl out nncl huv rl' mort· All or 11 ,. Wlult• 111,usc af pla.:-f'nwnl~ furr s lrt' sl l H t\1 fnrmal - wh!lt• So1'l&l l'tf'B'!On·~ of the out lun P 1 IH' 11 nd 1 ,11 1~ fur tlw men onj!l eve nl't'Hiue"'rl lr•UI'f'rlle" hnm •,.r hNtd nm~ r',r• ~.I'M fur thr• wnmen linl's tho•JIII'Inrl.ri of jOre ftet nn< I TIH"tl ll hl' ,1 ~rutlt•rtng of high mur-h '"~ lor aome stlk h.tl s hu! 11 ,u~ltv bloek hom 'T'rnP,..fiv A hnm!Aome vouna huJ g~ wllh lr till' l'n•g\denl helped 1nlhtnrv alla.:ohP nf a forf'l{ln elll pupul 11111 , 11 t11 s ftrst 1naugurrt )nrro,.V Wll!!' hrtllU1l1t"d from hl~ Jlii S\ IIOII 'rtH • hlltl\hillj,/; flls Ill muc-h and Si'lll hOm !! ln d\sqr/ll'(' hl' hl'\ltl wrlh 1[11 t111r;•nl raHhton flf cau~e 11f whlilt h~tmem•<l ol 11 I lui'. ~tun~,: tllrhrrnnhdt•s White nnlt!lrr r~eeptlon Mlltnt• \flnr~ back (1111 ~ pur~~: cauwht ill lht" fl1my folds of thf' nonlnQ 11n m ---- I of the White Hnulle aa 11he 8ROAD RuN awl Mls ('Nrl Wrlson ,md d1rld1rn wert' ~lsrtur~ Mr and Mrs lin vmonrl Housh and daugh ! It rs WodrH's(\.1\ 1'\'t'nlllg wa~ 1\11 Frnuk nuldN lr>ft for PI liN hru ~ 1'., , 1,!1 u lutrgt• hnli' me!'t· IIlli: MtitHlny He\ John Kt •u J ns <"riled on Arthur proerof!d1n11 rn rull rt1Jtnltv Mwarfl Ohlingt'l l-'lltL!\ r•\enin'l the Eatt Rnnm for on Rrter-rtlnner Ml' a111l M• s H1duml Hou'lh and muJiealr She rf'Ali~.-.d 1h~'d lol'll f11n11lv w£'r1• \1~1!1111( Mr and Mr! tomPthinfi!, hut dlrlu't dare attempt 0111 noush and f.unilv P'l'l1hy rven 1 retrteve An alert m~mber of HlN the hou11e slRff 1potted the oantw~ Mrs 1.ois I.Jf'vln)( ami daughters, re•tlnil' on the rfld carpet anrl Cindy anti \'Jrkll' railed on Mrs qulckh jnm,ned them In hill pot·k- LI'O Clark r('c('niJv tt \lr anti 1\fr~ F.ddif' Edwnrds Banner H1,.dllne1· Whrn Ihe eaiiNI on Mr nnd Mn lhlph Wca· Jl'ranklln J) RooJC!Yflltll decided to vt'l' rec('ntly .lanlcc Grllbs an Larry L1evin11 1erve beer at • r.!leeption 1horttv after repeal tempt"ranee organtn · CJiled Jn Mr anrl Mr11 8111 Roush Uon• howled In ~te1t. !But this arrrl l'um\lv Sundav evening. did not detpr U1e first fllmtlv Mr 11nd Mr~ Edd1e Edward• vill&t. Roost'vell probably did more \ted Mr und Mn Bill Rou!'h and &o warm up the areh1lc old man ramrly Th~~rsdav r-vening tlon than all)' firM- lay In manv Mrs Ll'o Chn k has the flu. year1. She set the more dlgnifl£td Robert Ohlhtj{er <.'ailed on Ken· Wathinatonlan• 1\R their eart one neth Rt•vrrr.lih, Sunday evening fthrht by leading & conga line- and Mr!l Laura Holt spctnt 1 f~w wtll. .iay!!l with her mother Mr". Cora OhlmJl:er who Ht still 111, at the home of Mr nnd Mrs teo CJark. ·~.sadent a.nd Mr.11. Elaenhower Mrs. ThPrrsa Ohtmgcr and OOJ· held no social 1enon in the 195&- aid r., 1mm were m Mlddleporl, 56 winter bt'cause of hia health f'r Hiav But be mU!it f~l in top eondilion Mrill fr('tJe La~"" prtd 11 on. Rich· now sint'e th~e White House ha• an- Rrrt of NJ1r() W('I J' \Js\tlng Mr.!! t noun~d an ne!Uve schedule of re· f'or:a Ohltn.Q)'t .arul Mr 11 nd htra eept1on1 aud dinners extondlng m Lf' n f'huK Sunday to earl)/ Mar"h ~rr and M1s F:lwnml L,1evin.l! ---flllt\ f!11llJI J" Wl'tl' rlllllll'l' )IUeSts Of AIUiOU!IIb U1e dinners- am'l recep- 1 ~lr and 1\fr~ Olm !'r Ur!ving and tlons otten•lbly a~ onl~ for orfl· ramily of West Columbia d41 fll\lrea ln the JOVernment or Mra Theresa Ohllni!er and Don the d.fplomatle eorp•, the Etaen- Grimm were 1n Middleport, Frl· ~'!er~ alwaya lftll1ude a ftw per· day. I • '-'Jltl l JtHr!~. 1/wse 1 e rnrls tnd somf' of the f,nr l 'll·~t flrofallll} I ('Ver l~eard /rom ,.:reasc SllJr>tnr•cl th(' ttroft·~sor Wt' dl'p.u red Thu 1<11n s wl'n• now ••rrrvJnp: \\-htn llu l•tlllS ccHnr Ill Fllst Af ttl a vou rrumm whi'H' vou IS at lw;nww tht• h•rJiilll •~ tlndrli•t[ t•quallv ho~vt• lw\Wl'l'll Irk•• 1.rt hlHek t 11!t on ~O J[ rt>te, red guruhn clay rlu~t Htdl 1111 huu1 \ ra111 cu11t w lla<·l~t>lt~ll ~ or • cahlmt wif• In the rcoopllon line and as he walked awav lw unwlttmrlv tore nwav a eotrlldt•r ahlt> nortlon •Jf her eostumP. Emhnrr1u111n1ent The panfteJI of 1 dhJt.lntttril'l~~d WR~thJnllton tarlv ram" unu~hored anrl dropned to the noor r.r thA Jtately m~in hall 111 I'WO anrJ I half d.l~ S J t\er 111 vnlv•ntr \If{' huruln•d m1l'· \~Ips for .rnrl I.J~H " • of lht• lmll'l 1t 1 ~ w,ts flr-t • nf !rnuhlL' hi !'lllllp<lll~Dil Wr• havl' Jll~l rlt•\otr rl SJX d l\ ~ ' 10 a ]IIUrltr v whu 11 i.l s,tJJ(• fii ,J'l 1 r ou lrl mnkr ln stx hours on ,1 morfe111 I I! 1rf [kll\'t•t 11 Jll!IUIILilll ~ I lltHI dl'St'fl~ rilJil ,tlld tftt~\ shon' ra~ltrl .l.( \t'hll l r·~ .tl!d dlgl's ln•t' lip ~t·ls, o\frll,ltl ltmptt,Jnlfn! .itld 1111~ of (,ud known ,rs sh.rwt 1 wn<1 l l l rr·nd~ 111 1,l, h ufrn1r, Unlt111d Pro~~<"" Whit• Houu Wdlet 1 xlldu;; . Many Memories Are Stirred As Inau~uration Time Nears Rv M•RRIMli,N SMITH 1ur rvt•d 1 ,1 disaster , lot;~l H~d Cross I 'I h(' tru ck lumberrd along boll• lng ovc1 only oecastonally hke an ovcrenthUJJastJe coffee pot, and th1•n thr JCC'p look sick. We never did dlilgnost· her ills. but r was htildmg out for tuberculous, due to her cough, hut Bowman sa1d he !l.'tkoned 11 wa:; acute anemia complicated Uy sore feel and a latk of roughage 111 the d1et The jr•t•p stu ck The truck stuck We dodged nun squolls with varvm g succes~; but forgot to duck On one big one and wound up mrred, like p gs m li L1og There was ~omethmg de£m1tely qru·er about 1he JCllp It had a slrdnge afflllrl}' for dramagc dildw~ Nu matt('r wh~re you turnl'rl h, 1 ~ l1e srrugb.t o\lJ a d1tch, Afll'r a MH r 1•ss wn M dltches, we wr•pl hillt-rl\ a111! qmt for lhe lll!'hl Whl'rC' we were Thts WIIS dr1r to troll LY lllK abll.' to move anyl thJng Jnelud1n g our f._el, wh1ch l hacl lwuunt" 1 n<-umbcred by wet ,.luv to v.llt'r(' 1\c r<'Sl'mblcd snow o;ho t> l,l hbrls We <flulO not return whence we came becaus1· th1• ratns had swept" uhcad and madP a morass of the I ro~tds No Mofor laHJ_., Loom No National El•cUoin Thfs , Congreu li•tsian In 195) Aid to Amity Special t() Ce11trar Presa Auoeialion ASHINGTON- Veteran Capitol Hill oburverl!lloo!. tor a tairlv peacflful BeMion of Con~ness thLa year. There may be liOihe poUtlcu.l sn lplrJ«" but no majOJ· b. Hies are expected The Republic&ru~ with a few exceptlona, are aoiJjlly behind Prealdant Elat'hhow~:~r·~ pl'Ogram and they have the argument of Ike'a overwhelming eler::Uon victory to back them ur \ The Democrats, more aware than ever Cit the Prealdent'a pop11 . , Jarlty, aren't expected to launch any hea\ y a f. tacks at him &lid many believe they ('lilt strengthen their ~arty at the polt. by being co operative 111 addition, the two major pattlt!!a ag1•thl in p1lntlple on many major aapecta of Mr. K18enhower'a legtalattye prOrram. There '' no argument, for eJCa.mple, on aid to e<luco.tron--a big item (or 19M. Another factor In lila outlook tor a rplatt~,~elv quiet 8eaaion lit that there are no nattonal •lections this year The pollttelah• may II&Te lh,.i! 11ra until 1'*68 when 11om• o.rrtce• are at •take. W • e • • • TAX CUT HOPE DIM:-ooni'"Ntunat leadc.-. have jolnt~d a.dmi.nlatratlon 8p0b1rneo in W'rtt r. 1 ott any hope of major tax cut. th14! yeu tmt thoe-re may be •ome •Hct~l Jn a)-Calltd ' hkt '~n hxea" Tht~ admlnlatratton haa made it claa" that It will .!!lr(lll.i'Y oppose any reduction Ia the present Income tax ratu until th~r bluer aurplul ot lncon\e over expendlturu. e> ·'Capitol HIJI leader~ •gree that an lnc~ue 1n the military btu1Kt!'t tor next year h&l pntty much Wiped out any chance1 ot a "'' tntr cut. Howevt~r, the preJ~aure \1 strong for at Jeut il token •lAW~ • exetse taxe.'l. l There appeare to be a. atrong posatbillty that ta.xat on P•o.l'nf:'~ tarea lnllht btl ellnllllJAled or rt!duced. A cut Ill the atr:cl•e tl\w.,, tnlt lt.~nr-dt.tanee t•lephone calla a.lao l8 poaatble. t.e.. likely b•it 1 :')~ completely ruled out are reductlotu on the excJsc levlq on lh•ar"' and ~rts adrnlulonl, jewelry, liquor and a hott ot other "huru ...... lttma. · .T • • • • • 11. I.·BRI'rlSH RElATIONS IIETTER-Qn the aul'fal·e ~lati bttwu\t. the United St..te. and Brltaln-•erloully rulfted by ~::': Sue• erial~re back to near normal Nevertheleu top 11F'!' ,.. 110ureu ''- atlll ~red by what they b~Jieve Wa.t a ~ronr step,,_.. 11 Am•Wcan torelp polley, 1 Many Bl'itllb. otrielala fee{ that the Unltecl statu. by joJn.tn 111 Ul\lt;td NatiOlll eondemnatlon or the Anllo·P'renoh attaci{ on E:rp ' hu htiJ*t buDd up the Ptoi'Jtlge ot Egyptian Prealdent Oamal Abdei N ...,,.. Amartcan davtomata feel, on the other hand, that the United stat~s •tQ\d•trenrthened Arnerlcan relntlons wtth India and Atlatte trtee tO much that It oft'.-eta a.n.y ram Nasser may haw mada.coun. • • • • • 1\EFUOEE ''PABOL.!:S"-Congreu 1111 atmn~t aun to tn<mif the lmmtpatloltt iaWII t., aJiow naturalization of H1lngari1Ut l'elu&fta wt.o now are beln.g admlUed to the Unlttcl Btatea u "paf()let~s" ant,~ are dfm.Jad a..y Am•nd cltlzt~nthlp. Ncllurallrotlon Theae lft,OOI) rarureu llo comtng In by rpe.. lat lclw Soon permission or ~be attot11~y go:ln~llll but lh(' flreatont law make• no provlaturn ror them to 1emtt.la. Ln thiM count•·y p manently. w. cr. tm'!~;~~'P· P'~cll Walter (0), Pennsylva.nl~ co-.,uthor or the on ac , wa:~ among thoao who u~ adrfttuton or t' retupes wtder ~· '.'P•!'.Jiee" ~rovialon, no mlij611,1 Oppolltion ll .le. ~~ In om:~~ W ltll~lalatton. to let them become -o~ .."" -- - trum SulUHia to Mwanza to Mut;oma llnd one sectton of road (wt• ll•Jrned lutl't) wa8 closed W1• were fared w1th spendme the wmh•1 •vherc we were, or .afh•mptmu 1 stuuJ,!ht-un ascent of statement Paul was someone specIal Ill the sport world of wr1ters. We called htm the one and only "Moonbeam" For we believe that although other writers mAY arL~c to 1m1tate h1m, there cnn be onlv tilll' PilUl tMoonlwllm) ('!ifford 1'h!'re cannot be another A boy may lose his reai mother and ~~ on¥ who u juat as kmd, atten· tlve and affectionate, yet she ill not lm mother And so goes our rcgor d for Paul Paul was quick to show appreci· acl:Qfl fo rttl• Uung11 a boy yould do well, for the extra effort he >Nt)uld put fotW1rd to further the ~\lf'Cess of the learn or game l'aul'>i trt'al ment of the boy s was such th~:~t would enable them to mam· lam lht'Lr self respeet Deep With· rn every human being 111 lhl• dt·stre to ·'be somebody" It 1s the pride we all have lh what ever we do By hu pen Paul (OU!d gwe a young eoarh a sf'mw of pr1rlc and d1gnlty He could write lltlle facts about a group of boy, that would rufluence them to be better morally. want to go lo church be honest. be buddies 1n theu activtlies, and have a great re Hpect for the rr parents, teachers and coaches. Paul helped with hu pen and good JtAdgement Lo haw• htllc League baseball anrl to have a sw1mmmg pool In Mtddleport He was tireless m hts efforts to heJ .. a boy to get a better educat10ri t'aul helped boy11 in Mason County as 1~ell as Me1ga Coun1) bo}'s Paul Chfford's pen m the Dally Sentmel has done more to adver trse the boys of Me1gs County than any other single method The Da1ly Sentinel has a r1g~t to Mi!tl Paul's pen. anJ th£'y Will remen1ber hlln I know as really a person o( good 1nten1 one lha! was alw~tys eager to suppl} up-torlate-topics of mterest to his reaJ Respectfully )Ours Respectfully yours, W1lbur J Ashley 122J l.•ghlnet Ave Dunbar, W Va WSAZ-TV Chanrtel3 . - thursday WSAZ-TV CHA.NNI~ 3 Friday 1 00 Curre:nt Partun'll St\ody 2 30 Te!Jb~st'e Brnle lord 3 00 Matinee Theatre 4·00 Queen P'or A Day 4 45 Mode .. n 8omant-es ft.OO Ct:.medv T1me G 30 Aunt- Dru :bOw 8.00 Flatt alld Scruggs Sbow 6:30 Newi Picture 6:45 Sports Eye WSAZ·TV CHANNIL 3 6 55 Sign On 7 00 Todu) 9 00 Coffee T1me 10 00 Home 11 UO 1 he R1ght r-1 Rtght II 30 TBA 12 00 T1e Tac Dough 12 30 It Co uld Be Yuu I 00 Current ? 00 C~:~nwr -: Goes To School 2 30 Tennesse,. l>~rnie Ford 3 00 Matmee Tt>,atr; 4 0 Queea Far A Dav 4 45 Modern Romance!l 5 00 Comedy Time 5 30 Aunt Dru Show 6 00 Wdd Dtll Hickok 6 30 New:1 P1cture 6 45 ~porrs Eye 6 55 Wet~:tbercast 6 ·55 We.atbercast 7 00 Crun~b l.lld De1 7 !ll Dinah Shore Show 7 00 Dr Tid son's Journal 7 30 Eddt F ... L'h 7 45 NBC eNe~!'er "' ow 7 ·48 NBC New. 8:00 You Bet Your Ute- 8 00 Blond•e 8,30 Lafe or Riley t,: 9·00 9.30 G :w'F Mtiln 0'\ 7 00 Today Co(fee Timto 9 00 10 00 ll 00 11 30 Hom~ The Price Js R1ght TBA ll ·OO Home 12.00 'flc Tac Dougb 12 30 It Could Be You 2 00 1:~ Qrapet ~ooli"" Choice f'.30 'thf' F'otd Show 10:00 Lus: Video Theatre tl:OO l(ewt Read)}1Jes Jl:l5 Werth!ltrcast 11:.20 Press ,Box - On Trial Big S!ory 10 00 (avalcade o[ Sport1 10 4~ f!amous Fights 1 11 ·00 News Headlfnet 11 :15 Weat!1ertaat 11. ·20 Press Box II 30 Ton1ght 11:30 Tonllht 12:30 Si4" or_f____ ____ ~l2=.3tl.:_=si~in _o_r,_' - - - - - - - WCHS-TV Channe~8 -wettS-rv CltANNRB ___ WCHS-TV CHANNEL I 8.00 CaptaJn JM.Ja.roo D·OO Pttornin.llf Show 10:00 Garty Mf')re 10.:30 Artbu,. 'lodfrey 11.30 Strite lt Rich [2.00 VaJJant Lady 12:15 I,.ove of LiCe 12•30 Search For TomorTo~ 12:45 GuJdint Light 1:00 Jtatie's Kitchen 1:30 As the World Turns 2·00 Our Miss Broob 2 30 House~rty S:OG 3 30 4:00 4.15 1'ho 1t1 Payoff Bob Crosbv Show Brighter DIY\ Seca ~t Storm 4':30 Edgo! of Night !·00 The Sarlv Show 6·30 Your Ess~, Re}Y'Irtet 8:48 Sports Parade 8:511 Wt~thennan 7'00 Art Linkletter & thr:: Ktd1 7 15 Douglas Elwards 730 Sgt. Preslou of the Yukon 800 Bab Cummlnis Show 8 30 Shower of Stars 9 30 PJ.ty~ouse 110 1 00 Up to the Minute N~ .. s tt 05 Scannrng the Weather 1I ·10 The Late Show 8 00 ('QoL.a•n Kangaroo 9 00 Morning Show 10 00 Garry Mdore 'I 30 St.·tke IL R\rlo 1.,1 00 Vahan~ 12 30 Search for Tomorrow l2 .4li Gu1dmg L1ght I 00 Katip"g l{jtchen I 30 2JO As the Wor1d ' TurDI Our Miss Brooks 230 lfousep.:u ty 300 rhe Brg Payoff 3·30 Bub C1 osby Sbow 400 Brighter Day 4 •15 Secret St.-.rm 4 30 Edge or Night ~00 Earl!' Show 630 Your Esso Reporter 6 45 6 55 SportJ: ParP.dfll Weatherman 700 TBA 7:15 Dou.!{llls Edwarl.!l 7 30 My Fr1cnd ft"'ieka 800 West Pomt Story 9:30 PIFiyhuuse of Stars 900 CruS<tdcr 9 30 H1ghway Patrol~ " 10 00 The Lwc Up lO 30 Person to Person 1100 New• 1l 05 --------~~~--~--~---- White Rose Lodge Charter Draped Scanning the Weather 1110 The :!..ate ~how --- WHTN-l'V Chonnell-3 during th~ !)ast year tng Mrs Flemmg, who JS startmg a new tenn or office, thanked the members tor their cooperation dur· ing the past year and expressed the hope of mcreased prosperity for the Lodr;e durmg the commg Entsmmger, Mrs W W Hayes, Mq. p L. Mitch , Mrs R1chard oweo, Mrs Joe Turner, Mrs Otho Watt. Gom~ GRE lost two members Mr~ Haye1 and Mn Allee Cohen Stsson Member~ reported Jll were Mea. Allen Knopp, Mrs. Sad1e Turner and her grandson, Keith Roush Birthdays of the followmg members were observed· Mrs David J Young-Kitchen Nuptials Wiii·Be Exchanged On Sunday February 3 Inv1tatlons have been sent out this week for the open ehurch weddmg of Mus Jane Young, daughter of Mrs Robert ,Rer~l. Leadmg Creek Road, and J A. Yo':\ng Sr, Rutland Road , to James w ill Kttchen, Ch1lheothe, son of Mr ~ and Mrs Howard Kitchen, OOWN . or; Carol Ann Tate, Cclumbus, Lmda McVf!Y and Marianne Rlchcreek, Caldwell, Ruth _Ann Powe_ll Middleport, bndes-ma1da; Melame Young, Woodsfield, and Suzanne Bradbury, Mtddleport, meces , of the brlde, jumor br1des-ma1ds; Edward K1lchen , Middleport, broPomeroy ther o{ lhe groom, best-man; Rog· Fred I Gardner pastor of the er Bashore and Paul Werry, DayChurch of Chmt: wtll perform ton, brothers-in-law o£ the groom the double rmg ceremony at two Albert Werry, Pomeroy, and Char· o'clock, Sunday, February 3, at les Bradbury, Middleport, brotherthe Church of Chnst, after a In-law of the brule, usher,s. program of nuptial mus1c by Joe A reception for the famahes and Young Jr vocalist bre"Jther of the close fnends will be held 1mmed1· bride and' Mrs Ch~ster Erwm, or- alely arter •he weddmg In the gamsi church social rooms Altcndants for the weddmg Will mclude Mr~ Charles Bradbury , sister of tha bnde, matron-of-hon- .lith 8:30 AM THOU·SANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF TIMELY WINTER MERCHANDISE LARGE.- ROLLS Group of Women's Beller QUILT PATCHES FOOTWEAR FAST COLORS Enterprise EUB Womens Society Meeting Is Held Mrs. Lionel Boggs Is Hostess For Canasta Club Meet t..JhHI;;C fhe Pomeroy Women's Prayl'r Group met Wednesday morntng atthe Grace Episcopal pansh hou::;t w1t h Mrs Patrick Loc!1<rry a::. lead cr Ui 1 o.""'"wrrz, I till' H was l'IC~ t"lll, <rgH!tcrl THE MOCCASIN GOES ,UP-TO-DATE ' ~il IQI&~ dowu the olher side, the SHOE Plaid Colloa Single BL'ANKETS MUSLIN Extra Warmth Aosorled Colors Reg 25e BIG GROUPS .i.h i " Hurry! 1'\.cJre..hmcn\s were served by nosLesses to tnose ,,~~.med a· OO\oC and 1\otrs Albert Hr uwu, .Mts DRESSES •• were to $5.99 IUNIORS - .Iic 1'..1UI.<O Weeks, Mrs .bl Arnold, ,\llrs ljaui .1' rick Mrs l!;arl Hrown, .. r~ Uo~uae Hr..::.LC(/, M1s James W111 an(i gue .. t~, :-.uwo .Jlld l«lger l!,it.~e OUT THEY GO, at Real Bargains, these budget-priced dresses at thiS ridicu- auu lously low closeout pnce - exciting dress fashions to wear now a·nd into Spring! Cottons, rayons, novelties! Hur- ry! January Clearance, each- Esther Hawley Jan. 2 tAarriage Being Announced DRESSES •• .were to $10.95 OUT THEY GO, at J\JHruuucemcnts ha~e been re· ce1vcd here of lhe marr1age o( ,\hss Esther Hawley daughter uf Owen Hawley, Mmcrsvillc and A/3c Richard DeMoss son of Mrs. fanme DeMoss, Melbourne, Ky. 'I he weddmg was .an event af Wednesday January 2, at Rich· mund, [nd. The vows ofthe double rmg cercmone.\' were read by Rev Johl'l A. Langstrtth. Thrifty buys! Fashion-label dresses from our best-selling lines- regrouped for a riot! Miracle_ blend fabrics, rayons. jerseys and cottons ... Misses, Jumors, Half S!.Zesl Hurry! January Clearance! Each- DRESSES •• were t9 $ thNr fncnds at 634 S. H1gh St Columbus. ARRIVES IN U.S. Jack Lloyd, AT:J, who has been at sangley Pomt, Phlllppme II· Jands, Mr the past c1ghL months, has arriVed at San D1ego, Calif.,, and phoned his mother, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Wednesday evening. He wlll n~t arrJVC home until Sprmg aecardmg to his present schedule. $1495 ~lAIN W12~.J!~~Iined.$ Clearance Sale 50 POUNDS- UNCLi\SSit' IEP POTATOES . 99 Compare At U 00 - Aaywbere AT DRASTIC MARKDOWNS THREE BIG GROUPS IUNIORS e GROUP 1 were to $19.95 NOW C0 ATS MISSES e GROUP 2 were to S $z9.95 NOW COAT HA.I..F SIZES GROUP 3 C0 AT S $";; ~~ NOW ~~!u.~~~!~. Made by A dan-$ dy aU 'round top brand work shoo at a low price! Durable! Comfortable, long-wearing. Brown leather uppers, black compo sole. Men's 6\'l -11; boys' I to 6. SPORT SHIRTS Our Entire Stock of women's winter coats in this whirl-wind Jan'-!ary CLear· ance _ sacrificed! Three tPrrlflc valu~-priced groups! Ea~h offertng .a w~de choice of fabrics, fashion colors, new stlhouettes! Plus fashiOn and quallty know! HURRY, HURRY' HURRY' Three hlg groups to select from. TOP QUALITY MENS and BOYS MEN'S SOFT FLANNEL POMEROY .SPECIAL 88 Clearance, each M~KET ST. 88 EXTRA! MEN'S BLANKET -LINED A long-wearing denim Overall Jackel<i! Cut-full, roomy, comfortable, 2front pockets, sanforized! Sizes 3846 Regular $4.98 value. January ' W. EXTRA! MEN'S 'BIG BUCK' UNIFORM WORK PANTS and gOOd looks, it's BIG BUCK'S Cotton ~11 Work Pants. Tan or grey. Sizes 29 to 42. Shllts to match available! January Clearance pnce Shocking, but true! A big group of stunning dresses gets the axe! ... Sheaths, Shirt-Waists, Casual and Dressy Fashions! Many beautiful fabr1cs aQd colors See their labels! All sizes! January Clearance, each - Columbus $ Women's Better . WINTER SKIRTS For value, wear OUT THEY GO, at I SPECIA.I.. GROUP!! B1g selection Slim, Sheath skuts, circular skirts and other .,tyles' Novelties, Taffetas, Flannels, rayon·acetates, plaids, solids! Lad1es' si>es! 24 to 30 ... January Clearance, each-- The coUple arc now at home to SIMONS 88c Regu~~~·~.~u~?USES Plain broadcloths and Fancy Gmgham P1atds A pretty blouse for every sktrt! January Clearance, each - l.liUY m NO. SECOND AVE.. MIDDLEPORT Hemmed, Ready to EXTRA! Exciting Group of ~r • .tL t"<lo.:u roy High School, ClaJs o( 1906 and Js employed 8t the Ohio National Bank, Columbus The groom at· tended the Kentucky scnools and 1s stallonod with the US A1r Force Roush's Shoe Store TOWEL ENDS Slight irregulars of lop brand $1 nylons' A sure sell-out at our January Clearance price, pair - - The bride Is a graduate of Pome- Smart go,r~d fringe, heavystitched vamp, smooth supple leather, all the well loved moccasin details with an up-to-date plus 1n the graceful dip cut. Large Size Cannoa 51-15 Denier Sbeen tnliUe lor \VOLlti :,crvLcC aay ueiQ aL tnt· church w l'eor· •>t:J'<! WORK SOCKS Fine Quality Combed Collott _AU Shes e JtiiSSES e HA.I..F SIZES dress savings for you - for everybody .,u tJe Men'a "Uaele Sam" $1 19 9 ~~yle• ~;n~-C~'l;! $1.00 19t: Altc":t~rs C SENSATIONAL:..........:...EA-Rl;...__Y-r-~E~X~T~R~A~!~... JANUARY SHOPPERS NYLON HOSE CLOSE OUT GET THE 39c BEST BUYS THREE OF Values • Miss JoAnn Deck, Columbus ami A/lc DaVId LeWIS, Loddand Ail For~ base, t:olambus were the only attendants $4.99 Unble~~<hed Lots$;, •H<.:rn.~~~ wuu1a s"'"" L.•••~u•Jj v ~ j· '""" uum now tnrougu J con.rdiJ', ,., a ni'.,ntty matl'liJg PL~•Jt:Cl. t'J<ur .. A diSCIIS5JOn was held on lbc books, ('L1vmg 111 the presence of God" by Brother L.awrence and .uo;o..n, Ju rrY llllrwn <ill -• "The Light W1thm" by ThOmas .1 IIJ IUS .I:Hi<ZCWWZ Kally The ned mce!Jng will be held at the Federated Church, Wednes day ·f ebruary 6, at 10 a m 39 Iueh to Mrs. Myrtle Hicks was welcomed as .a new member when the Worn 1 en's Soc1et:,: of World Scrv1ce of Mrs Bern;lrd .f'ult:.: was a guest of EnterpriSe ~UB Church met Tuesday evenmg when Mrs Lronel Tuesday evemng at the: h me of Boggs cntertuined her Canasta Club Mrs. Herbert D1xon wtth Clara Pr1zes were won by Mrs Ralph Grueser as co-hostess Gibbs Jr , Nl'W tfaven, Mrs. Ed· "We Look at Southeast Asla' ward T Fr-ench, Ml's. Donald was the topic of the PI ogram pre M11ls and Mrs Fultz The hostess served ba1 beque scnted by Mrs 1homas Bentz. Tv.o sandwtchcs to the ones named a· h)mns were ,-cad, "Ou.: God, Our bove and Mrs Richard Gress, Mrs H&aith" by Mrs John ~mnth and Robert Sehmoll and Mrs Wilham ',The Church Is One j;'oundahon" by Mrs. Sehm BJaze "''ir z Childs The nl'Kl party wlll be held at JJu1rng tne busmes-. ~c-..)wn 111 I the G1bhs home 1n New Haven Women's Prayer Group Meeting Held Wednesday u R MARK- A dessert <"O urst' was served to twenty-one members by Mn Watts Mrs A R Pullen and Mrs Gallagyear PLans are bewg mode for a her wtth Mrs Isabel Winebrenner new class of members The Lodge as a contn butor N~oro-Ngoro a t1dy httle peak of 7,500 fet"t, all wl'l clav of malted milk consrstl:'ncy , With a s1leer drop suffieH:nt lo hurt you permanent!} if vou skidded The an~ds ~ot us up and over th111 one, anrl tlw truck only caught fire once This hme it was an oil leak on thr• exhaust. rain clouds f!Ri hcred, and we missed fret!dom hy 10 mlnutes, The Wl't ~ot us on a f'Oljon soJI siOJ)@ so ~hppl'r~ th(• ludt"n truck would llkHt romplr>telv around and head back up the hill until aMther skad reversed hl'" We off-loaded the l:iovs and push('d hrr down the mountain nowman looked at rarn clouds pourJn~ water on 80 miles of trackiE'ss Ser<'ngeU dese.t.t. He looked hkc MaoArthur leaving the f'hthppmcs "There 1s," he ~id, "no plaee lo go We rtm't go back, and we <'Rn't cross Wt can .sit here and die or boredom or go out there Rei stuck, mod die of thirst " We elE'rted to the of thirst Wl' pushed thl.' truck down onto the platn, and so help me, a mtr· acl~ occurn•d The rarns marched to a ("ertam point, as we rac4!d madly awav from them, halted, anrl 11\opped The ra1n.1 ahead qt1it and by the t1me we a:ot to their former pmntlon. the ground had dr1ed We cro:Jsed the deM>rt on two b('('rs Hnd nn orangct erush, and the truck never boiled onee Wo finally came to a river, which wru1 the final barrier be· tween us and camp and a! If by mogie 11 qmt ats swellln& and, 1tarted lo hll m Its foam-fieeked bank~ We swam [he vehicle• acrosR, made camp, got unloaded, p1tched the tunts, and the heavens opened again and drowned East Aftic~a l had just ttme to shoot a tOpJ for the boYs to eat IRd a Tomm1e for us before the deluge. We were marooned but we were dry, we had food, and we were here. against all odds. We al!o had several cases of nerve tonic Mr Bowman and 1 11 alemnly shook hands :IProf~>ssor ., ~aid I, "one of us is gou': g to g<'l drunk out of sheer triumph" "Pau the jug" saJd the &ood profenor 'Every\Jody thlaks we are drowned, anyhow, 10 we ml&ht as well have a wab Who'll we drmk to?'' • I~~~.~?~Y ,~fw~:~·.9~?:~.~ ~~Y.~~~ membm and Lodge, Auxillary of the Brother hood of Rarlroad Tr.ammen, was draped m memory of Mrs George Hayes when the Lodge met Wed nesda)' at Woodman's Hall. Mrs Brancb Fleming , prestdcnt, pre sided and Mrs C P Gallagher was in ch<~rge of thP charter drap· Lady 12 15 Lo .. e of Life ..:========::::=================================================:.1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Jan. 10, 1957-3 1 Reg. $1.99. Sanfonzed! Completely washable I S-M-L Sizes Look at these new bright patterns! Plenty $ of your favorite plaids, toot Full cut, roomy, comfortable, long-tail· ed . . great shirts! Great buys' January Clearance! 59 )OU - - $1.59 R.ED ANCHOR. STORE- POMEROY �' - ' '-Dall)' Sebtinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 10, 1957 -----··--· IHUI"'I IALI OP RIAL ISTATI . .. The INte of .Ohl•. Mtltl County Cemmen P.... C.urt CConitnuMI from-.. ono) ltnltmln Mllldon, ·PIIIIntiH Sl.x caJea ol u<:h, were runnlnfl .,, 1 atop Ran, parldnt on highway, Prank N. Hlllflore, Defend•nt "verloading, not auured clear diJ. taace, and improper vehicle regiaCase No. 1246+. tratlon. Four caaes of following Jn pursuance of an Order of too closely were heard. Sale in Partition in the abo...e en· Three cases each : menacing titled aclion , 1 will offer for ule threats, leavln" scene of accident. at public auction, at the door oJ • the Coart Houae iP Pomeroy, Ohio l nsuflirlent brakes, Insecurely fuJn the above named cOunty, on tened load, st~linJ . motor vehicle Saturday, the 16 day of February, parts, breaking and enterint, il1QS7, at lO. a. m. o'clock, the fol- legal backi,.l(, assault and battery , Jowlng described real estate, 1itu· profane •Wcarios. •te In the c ounty of Meigs and Two e ach: <iuto t~efl . unsafe veState or Ohln , and in the 'J;'ownship hicle, resisting arrest, insufllcient ot to-wit : headllghts, petty lareeny , carnal knowledge or female , throwing PARCEL NUMBER ONE." Situ- trash on highway. ated in the Township of Olive, tbP county of Meigs, and State of One each : tailed to obey police Ohio, and bounded and described of.ficer, bad stop lights, permita9 follows, to-wit; Beginaing at ,ting minor to drive car, reeeiving the nofthWeat corner of land own- atGlen\ properb, destrueUon of ed by WUlis"'- ~hilljps, an~ tor~n- property, parklqg on cro~walt , erly owned 'rlY Jessie B. Myr:oe.t,, Uldecent expasut;e ,Jtolen eoods In in Section 12, Town 4 and Range poSsession, •.valk:ing on traveled lJ, and running 8Qulh 96 rpds, portion of highway, sol~cltlng ride thece east 28'1.1 rods; thence nortb on ~aveled portion of higbway, 96 rods along Albert $chultr:'s. Une; difeetive horn, viOlation of wild· thence west 28% rOds, to the place life laws, fraud, improper right of beginning, containing 17 ac~ turn. improper left turn, transrtlore or lese: a right of way !)e. porting into•l.catina: liquot • A .brqakdo)Vp tn the disburseginning at the so.utbwest co~ner of said land and running west to an ment of tl!ie fl,209 shows: elm tree and the townShip toad • Law library .f87.. 10, Sheriff 40 feet, and 24 reet wide fttore or tul-nkey service $1tt, State, 4:1 per Ie~; cent of ,ltate patrol~ linea ~; PARCEL NUMDER TWO Olive blood tests $195, elerk of coui11 Township, Meigs County, siate of (bond) $200. witness fees $7.20, Ohio. Being part of the north half Garden Club's ~ne)' for cleaqiPtS ' of the northwest quarter ot see- river bank to OHm Goodwin $130, · tion 11, town 4, and range 11, and Dept. of Nalutal Resources $25begil)ning on Field's line' and run- Appearance bonds $680, and viibing north 80 ·r ods along Albert la.ge treasurer $4.2~2.92, total $7,Schultz lie ;thence west 88 rqd1 3(t9.15. , to the center of the road, th'ence The ·b reakdown of the mayors with said road to Fields Une; fund to the viUage fund shows llthence with Fields line to the oonses anc.l. pennits $241, ordinance place of beginning containifie 30 fines And -fees .~276.40, Highway acres more or les1. Patrol fines (ftfsr!<>) $1,198.87, PARCEL NUMBER ':fHREE: what;faa:e fee ~· 1pbone Cfllll '75c, Olive Towmhip, Mei)i!s County, costs on state eases $530.90, total State of Ohio. Being all that part $4,252.92. of the north ha1f of the norfhwest ----:---quarter of 111ectlon 11 , town 4, a.nd FINED $10, c;~TS i'anl!le 11 ~t lies west of the pubWilliam Birchfield plead guilty, lie ,ro~d wh~<:~ passes through was found guilty, and fined $10 _.ectlort .exceptmg 10 ~ereg sold to and costs In .Mayor E. •F. Robin:~ G. .T. •Ruth uff the W,est end of son's tourt Wednesday on a charge said ~atJ.d , 3p1l pow o'wned by of falling to yield right o£ way. ,Wr.~a<>n tnd PhilliPs. 'tho we•t ·~ ,tand qt /Lnto,s, c. Rardon, t1n halt of the nortnwest quarter or t e sout\t,·. b}t lands pr Cowdery, Section 11, Town 4 and Range 11, a)'ld Fields, and on .ttl!:! east by the and bounded as follows, on the RUIJiic road , con~lning 40 acres east by lands of George S. Fields, more or 1<,-ss. There is a right o£ at'ld on the south by lands of C. S. way reserved along the south side Carr, ·ar\d on the wesl by 1ands of of said lot hy Cowdery, from the S. E. PattcrCJon, and on the north (IUblic road to his lot. This deed bv lands of W. J. Warner and conis for land sold to J. W. Johnson , taining 40 acres more or less. by the heirs of Thomas Gum, as Said Premises appraised at recorded ln Deed Book 96, pates ~,067 .00 and can not be sold tor 10. 11, 12 'I:Ud Number 107, page less than two thirds of the ap42 of Me\gs Count:v. Ohio. pralsement. PAR CEL NUM.BRR FOUR : SitRobert C. Hartenbach,' Sheri!£ , .uated in -- Olive T-ownship, M'\l{s · .~~!fl·~Jr: o · srien. Attys, c ounty, Ohio , and being the south (1)"1U;:·t.~. 31 (21 7, 5te - -·1 Jackets, Panthers / To Campaign Away The Sports From H9111e 'fwo determined high teams will leave Meigs Count) Desk Frida,y nii;bt Cor games away from home agai!'"l8t tbe cream ot the SED hopinli tu tlim.1, another .otep towards league honors. TaRMhlll Our Bulinna 4a Hal J4. Pant-hera, currentlY tied with Well1ton and Lo_tan ti)r secThe ond plaee, han blgh leorerJ .Eillt ball Bullington and S. T. io!Won with 71and ,9 polnt.a respeetlvely. JohnsOn ranks fourth in league scoring, Buffington lOth and John SLsson, another comer for the Panthers, iB 14th with ~ points, Middleport wlll be in the role of giant killer against the powerltd Logan team on lh home floor . Always good for 10 pointe~, the home floor is expected to give the Chleftalna an edee that wiU make the Jaoekcts (ight every i.nch of the way If tht>y want to e~me back to thelr bome town u winners. · SIDU.tNE 'WI SPEClAUZE While the Panthers were de.mon~traling lhey can be had Tuesday night. th e Racine whlu kids ~~rf' J• pump ing an amati.ng 41 1!c o! thelr ~~~ ~fud'"'t Joum1l11f !hots through Wahama-defended 1'hli year's ~arshaU CotleJ!:e bas~ oals to tAke an easy win, '15-ft!5. \etball t~am included two Atlfhis rercentaJO:e is not ata~t11ng in 4.merlcan footbaU players on basl one-night edition. A team her" ~otball ool!olarthlp• wM~ they Logan ha9 three t:.oys in the fir st md there will do It now and then. ·took t~ floor ~galn~t Spring Hill •• ,ljnltod P'"• ll highest scorers. Dicken has "omeroy did It against Lo&an. But Collet~ 'l)etembfr 8 at the MemUST 84, Mor&an 78 and Buckles 68, tor ' he R2clnc boys ba~l! had jUJt an lltiat l"htld Ho\1118. third, fifth and llth places re- werage night with a 47 % ,JlerC!en'l'he p-idlron stars- at Mal'llhlll St. Joeephs 97 LaSalle ~ spectively. 'age: <tTe Bob Athley, 6' 4" senlor fr!QP t,alayelte 100 Lehjgh $9 Whelt I CHCh h41t tlx boys whet ~tddleport and Did: CUster, 8' 7" .vale 01 Brown WI Again1t them Coach Nolan Swackhammer will offer a JClUad 'IN •wr1glng in tl- • cleultl• tt.ure, iunior from Parkersburg. Dartmouth 88 Springfield 69 that haa improved week by WE!ek '"d two of them o¥er 20 point• Ashley was named to the high srncus~ 93 Fordl\am 76 on it11 rebounding and shootlnJ. "\tr v•me. broi'her, vou got your ltuf4era•lll! John• Hopkins 113 Ag11-inst Gallipolis tbey looked Ute 11tlf • club. It will t;.ut molt OD· <:cbool All-American squad in bls <iert.Qva 78 Carnetie Tech ~• the clas1 of the ]eseue In winninii: ""nenh. Thet'1 ex.ctly wh1t L~rry «enlor year , at Middleport High ~mhlll"lt 68 Arlllf ~~ ~chool lie W,lll considered one of 63-65 with big Jim Bowles and ...orrllon the OU\Oitand!lll en4s In the Penn•olvanla 77 COt~tll '/II Ed M{'(:omat both finding their Penn 'SU,t'e 62' Temple Sc3 The Pantheu have a 1 ftrun~ 1chool0s history. •hooting ~yes Morri1 Ia tho Jatket 'r>flm. It has beaten tM best'ln thP .Maf*~ Tlf Ohio Unlvei:tltyqa storing leader, ranking 13 In the "I onlv had th,..ee 1ebolarshlp of~ r.o. lost a close one to anothPr leape with 67 pointa. Bowle11 is «OUTH Fers In basketh!! ll," he ~ald. " how· •f lhe best. An;l had 11 cool n i~rh• 18th with 61. ·"~ inliZ to one or the poorest (Gal· "ver, 1 had Reveral In football . Dut Kentucky St. 92 Rio Grande 74 A highlight of rere nt Jacket •: oo!is). On stat istics alone, th•• ,ftcr I watched Mar!hall play ba11-l Louisville 93 Memphis State 71 ~etball once, 1 decided to take a Navy ·82 VMJ 57 game~ waa the elevation of quick- "flrn~ rlo should win h.v 20 point e footed Bobby Nel:;on to the var- ·· i~n't l ikelv. howeve" that Aarflr ·eholarship here-." MIOWIIT lity where bJa &peed and natural ... ,tfinRlon . S. i . Johnflnn anrl Ashley is not only a foot b'"lll coordination with the ball has paid ,.,,..ir rnhMh will pay much at 1nrl ba!:l.tetbll star. but he was Wiehita 69 St. Louis 64 off both on offense and defense. '" nt ion l.o !h i~ f:wt . ,nee cu~•!<ld<nd as a pHch in!l pro- Washlngton U. Mo. 46 Beloit 44 "'h,.. Pnnthrr!' '11•f'qrl~v ni ght Wf',.e ' ll~Ct ! Jr t._.r Philadelphia Ploilties Denison 76 Mount Union 71J BROYLES AT MISSOURI .;n! im~ !"If an 0fr-nh• ht nn •tmn• 1fler ~·:e C'O "''• ),ett•rt an extra good Xavier Ohio 88 Cincinnati 62 ST LOUIS uP - The name~ · ,.. ., ());~('rVf'''~ a• "\.\'"Jl~tOn /lll'l"f'<>,.J nnrCf' !" ll!' ;' :;:.seball pitch er in Loyola Ill. 86 St. Miehaels 7!1 are chanKed but the HYiilCm will .,., , hot., h·am ~ mi'!<lflrt ~h ills u•· 'ligh scjle•.l. Bowlna Green 56 Tolcda be much the SIAlC at ll.t• Univcr « '1,. rr>1ulr> StJ r>1nvllf' jt "h'l'-ln,.ro4 d l ' ' ' ' ' > • .,, ~lty of MiJsourt lhl.!! (Hd when• rr ( i . .- hnth nulfit~ Th 11 t •~ His bitt •rrfor mince tor the young Frank Broylt'5 f ;l'or)!i,l · ~.-.11hl" wh1•n a conr ll. hal one 0 ,. '"ttg Grr,en ·flr t yeat wa s at the Teeh wilT succf'ed l>on Faurot o .~ .... , h o1!<! ht> n111 .;J dt•JV"'"' nn fm· ,..nvett~=;vll_le lnurn~ment w~cre he head C"oach "'~" h•1 lk nf hi~ nn int ~. It' s m 11 ,..... ""~:unped m 1~ pomt~_ agaun~l a ·•H•rl' nrnhatJJ,. for two or thrP<> ''!ant Denver llnivf'rs•ly team to SAVING COST $10. ·>bvc rs !h:)n fnr six or seven {(l ~e lp Marshall w.1lk . off with a LONDON 1rp _ A mntorist ~Hvo• n C"nld nidi ard earncrl 79-78 v1ctory . 1 ,1 .. · "With Asl1lt•y on the ready rct I d coas lng UW!ll J to !IHVC !-(8!1Ui ii1 C' "nv WIIV ,VOII Jot1'1t; al it. If V011 1 ~OJ'VC list" Coa h Rivli II id " during rationing was fined $1o. · ··~n t to !it'e on!' or tht' hest ba 111 ' c n 8 · we SOUTH BEND. Ind. UP - Paul WL•dn l'aday for speeding . lrf' rha ll ~•unf'!l of thf' vear---or of 1~~nlh~l~~~~c/:nda~~,~~e~ 0! ~~~~: Hornung, twice an All-America ,;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;,I 111 : Y Y~ar ' --~£"1 yourself out earlv ,,.hich came In handy m~re tha~ quarterback at Notre Dame ,was "tickled ptn:;'' todsy about hlt next 1 uelldRy nll!ht to th<' fome· I"JI'Icc la~t year" · my ~yrn . 11 bette r h£> early or you · three year contract with. the won' t ~{' t ~tnrJding room . The olher ga-ldlron slnr ou this Gree n Bay Packers, even thoua:b vear's basketball squad , Oick Cus- he turned down a "real fabulous ler, I ~ in hi s ftrst year at Marshall. offer" from Canada. He transferred to Marshall this lfornuna: tla:ned the :Pacll,er vcar from Indiana University where he lettered in basketball agreement, for an estimated $10,000 per year. in a conference with In his sophomore year. club President R. w. Bogda. The Custer made the hlg,. school all- part provides for him to play American football team in his sea- Lhree aeasona wlth the Packers, lor year at Parkersburg where he even thou1h the continuity ml(lht a, U11lted P~" be Interrupted: by military servE~os "Cotmtry" Slau11hter, base- lettered in throe sports. ice. "I lranllfcrred to Marshall for halls old warhor.~(' who inslats on reasons," he said. "I like their kicking up hi s hel!l~ like a young Hornung, who wu 21 last roll ror thf' world rhamplon New type ot buketball ar.d I am closer month, is not in any reserve trainYork Yankec9, Ia all set to play homl"." On Alla1 Batlerlel That Dick, a 6' 7" 226 pounder, is ex- Ing program and hence will be his 17th Reason In the ble leagues pect.,d to t~lve Coach Rlvlln added ella:lble for a dnjt call any time Ill the ll~C or 41. strength at the center position after hta gradUa.t on from rf6tfe The Yankce.r~ announced today Dame In Jupe. Normally, however, lhat the hu~tlln~~: outfielder ·has next year. He wlll be ineligible a student et.n remain out of lervagreed lo his 1907 contract esti- to play this year because of the ice for about one year. malf'd to <'1111 for a $20,000 salary. NCAA transfer rule. Other llgning!l were tibno\.lnced 18MOJt&lll '· by Milwaukee, De,rott, and today Gu1raateo the Chicago Cub!l. Thr Brave ~ algned rookie catch· 1•r Carl Sawnll'lki. who hit .280 for Toronto . Detroit ·bOOited ttl total SUNDAY, IAN. 13: 18 Months lo 18 signed with pact• from er fielder Bill Tuttle, .W Guarantee I P.M.UIIWDark < yen, and first baseman Earl Toraeson, .264. ClJEVELAND, Ohio UP - WelBatterle• llauuleed ·By The Cubs made It 12 ln line with tfi'rwelght champion Ca~n BasDealera CVntraCts trum r-atrher Ray Katt, tHo was ached\lled to face the doe.24'7 hitter, and shorUtop K. C. tor ioday on his request to have Near1:hester Wl:.e, rookie up from Los Angeles hls Jan. 18 title delenae against Johnny Saxton postponed btcau., where he battecl .287. Publle CordlaiJ.y In viC cd . ot 11. hand inJurY sufttred 1n trainSERVICE ing. OUTPOINTS B!TMIA Muntnr Kl-.llflte llllllen Dr. J. W. Lambright Jr., whr SYRACUSE. NY Z..•t• Folley lllkldleport 100, Chandler. Ariz., outpointed pronounced BMlllo ''fit" after ~ Wayne Bcthoa . 2011,-4,, l(ew York . ~urprlse examination la11t Sundov wu to tab a closer look at ui .. r\iht hand of Ute champioa frorr ~h~tenanao, N. y _ , •r Ma,.,., ·r h••· *·- •h'"l Hornung Tickled At $15,000 Deal With GB Packers 51 I $20,~ Brings Slau~hter Back For Next Season PRICES Can't le Beat GROUP I $9.95 Doctor To Take Closer Look At Basilio's Hand GROUP II $12.25 ao,oot HAM SHOOT iN Arata said he was told to pay main event fighters $2.900 on television pr.o,erams He said he lost money on the first four fiehts, ·)lut later was able to take in an aver· age of 19,000 rortbe next 48 weeks Out of the proceeds Arata said he cleared $35,000 and r.epald $15,000 in loans. I Wheel Bo!a.-cing Front End Repairs Whttel Aliui:ft,nt Camplltl Brake SiD-,tc, MuHI111 o~t:a•lpipes AutoG(cs-.. J ~I ·.~ ~~~~~M· ' ~~rK _pw, ........... ,_..,. • .,..lcodfo Robinson Rejects $50,000 To Play With Giants Next Ye~,Says He's 'Through' .NEW YORK U.P - NIGRO CAOQY IS ,PIRST , UP CHARLOTI"E, N.C.. J.ames Williams, an 18-year-old Negro who caddies at the Eastwood Golf Club here, became the first of hls race to plaY Charlotte's Bonnie Brae course and he made the event even more memorable by firing a one-o~er-par 37 for nine holes. Williams showed up at 1bo1..1t 9:35 a .m. WednesdJy and played the nine holes bY himself. Wlnd,h~~ Hackett"s SAFETY SEIVIICE Hours 8 11111:39 p.m. lilves. By Appola\ment :Pq,nero, W. ll,l~ st. Jackie Rob- inaon rejected the blg'hut otter ganization, was made Wednesday ot his career today and ~~B,~~ed nlaht. News· ~ tlw orter leake d to write his form;~l fatewell to out and Robinson dlstussed It nlth reporters before appearing basebalL on a television program. The 38-year-old Negro star, endRobinson , whose top salary with ing his C'areer amid the same the Brook~yn Dodgers was $42 ,500, 9Wirl of controverSy with which it said he thoUjltt "I convinced Feebegan , r~v·caled that he is turnney that I wun't bf! playing:," anrt ing down mnrf' thlUl $50,000 and "othe r cons'deralions" to play a~ded. " l don't believe I could do this year with the New York the Giants .my good.'' Giants. He said his formal re"He told me to thi11k it ov!'r for voluntary retirement and give him lhc bene fit of the be se nt to National League doubt is UH•rc was the stig ht<'st Pr4lsldertt WaiTen Gllcs "no later cha~~ _I'd play," Robinson said . than next Tuesday_." " I told his there was ~·c 1·y, ver}· "I only regret this ofJer wasn't little chance. I di.dn't give liim a ma{le to me a couple or years definite answer, but iu my own ago;" said Robimun by way of m ind I know hOow J feel." thanking the Giants rur tht ' generous offer. " I would haY@ loved to play lor people like HGraee BUY'S RACE TRACK Stoneham and Chub Feeney." It was Fet'ney , the Giants' vice CLEV·E LAND , 0. Up - A president, whoJ made the final bid Penns~·Ivaliia syndicate, headed by to lure Jackie back "for One more Dan PJI.rish or Pittsbu rgh, puryear." The offer, a contract for chased Randa!i racet rac k h ~t·e fnt more than $50,000 in 1957 and • a reported $..1 111i\Jion, il Wll S au subsequent job in the Glanb' ornouncecl todt~y. __ Thi~ swerr, smooth an ,J Bflf>~Y l tJ:~ $25.to $1000 Clean up old bills • .• how. • Our bill consolidation plan can cut your present monthly • 1h . . . you. have only 1 bill ... 1 place to payments up to pay. See us now. Loans _mad• to r•Jid•nh of nearby towrn ....:======================~=- n1'W tJ .. : beauty is a bottom -p 1Li'1J ;..bev: ·. ,l l "Ont•·Ftfly," It's .(OI Hudy t f Fi~her quality wr it! ·rr , ·1 u·. ·r •. And il hus a peppery, b"'n.t ; :..:a:.:::g "Clue-Flame'' six under the hood to SPAGHETTI make your gas stops few and far be tween. Like .:~II new Chevies, it brings you a very special sure ness of control Thi~ is a quality that just can't be measured in dollars and cents. Lots of cars that cost lots more just don't ha ve it. Come in and see how much pleasure we're passing out these days at Chevrolet prices! • '~RTERBELT Bum U th~: btn friend 1 work-weary btd: ..., bad! J~ cool, cluric w•inb1nd Jirod7 tuppom uhlns b•ck mu:Kics. Htlpt you loolr: ulmrmr, foeti len cited 1 t l ive. Comfo r~~bl~, lly -lronr poudl. Tu.be-wtaYI' ki IUIPI can't ~rl or bind. Get yo~~r lnctr Suppontr !Selt todar, "':.:':~ $465 ~::""' ARKS DRUG$ ST 111. E. ~ Sl Pomeroy ___....,____________ ...,;.1 Mattress · · · · $39.95 Final Busine..11s DlneHe Set · · $79.95 ST. LOUIS UP - The natlo r~ Collegiate' Athletic Associ1li<l 1 faced almost no bn.ttles today 11 It approached Its annual noor se· sion which. will end \ al~ but minr businesa ot the Gl•t convention. There wu an outlide ebanr three Pacific Coast f ools Washington, Southern lfo~l ~ and UCLA- may ~&ppeal to th convention tor leniency ln thei probation eal!es. They have bee denied It bv the NCAA executlv eouncil , but that group could b overruled Friday. by the open convontlo Ban,i.g~eT~~~~:~~blJ~~~~~~~~~~--Other auets $.119.95 McMaster Adopted at a Speelal meeting of the Board or Meiss Counly Commissioners this 7th day of Jan· uary 1937. Mr. Hartinger 1econded the mo•lon and the roll Mlng Called upon its adoption, the vote resulted as follow.!! : Mr. Neutzling, Yea; Mr. Hartinger, Y<!a; Mr. craig, Yea. (I) 10. 17 2tc OF APPIECIATIOI- FHE! SHOP ••• COMPARE ••• SAVE! ••• Full Y2 Loin Center chops included. Sale .priced for bi&~•r •alue. • n lb. C,round Beef~::~:.{~·. 3 5e ~Roii '· Sa~ts•ge.~~r.:~.31bs. s1.00 Beef Liver........r~~¥28~ ·sauer-· Kraut !~.~~_..fll · ..Jar· 29C Pe_ 1" .."h · ...;;;~~···~··-.., Ffql,_ ·1••.33c} _ . . . 1. 2 - . . ____ • ~ 320,242.19 _ ___ ·-------··-- ---- --------·------··--···--·--·-·- .• LIABILITIES Dem:~3 ~~~~t:tr~~n~i~!~~~!~·.~~~~-~~~~·--------l--. Time deposits and ot individual•. partnership•, corporation~ • ___ .. _ ---·---·---------- ---- --· -- - Deposit! of Statn and political 1ubdivlsian9 -. ~ .-- &9;-DaS 49 TOTAL DEPOSITS . ···-·--····-········ 7 ·, otbor .uahllltles · · ·····-········-· ···--·-·· ······ TOTAL IJABILITIES -··········-···-······· ····-·CA'PITAL ACCOUNTS Caplba~~~~:: atoet , total Su $4ll4,11113.06l 76,196.110 $79a~·= · par- - -----···- ·----·---· ·----- - $ 50,000.00 60,000.00 Ius ---- -----· ---------··---~---·---·-·--~- ----· un'ltvided- profits -- ·-·- • -- ·- ----- ------·--- ---·----- 15,896.02 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ·- 125_896.~ iroTAL LIABn.JTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •• ~17,~.88 MIMORANOA pledged or assigned to aecure liabtllties $l22,lSl2S Asse1s and for otheT purposes ,__ k 1 '1 1 Fre lantl s Norris Cashier of the above-named uan . do so emn Y swear t~t the 8bove st&tement ia' true to the best of my knowledge and belief. The "Onr>-Filty" 2-Door S&dcn with !}ody by Fis~eor-on111 o f 2(l beo1.1lifot new Chevrolets for 'Sll ---·--···-··--·---------····-------------·---··-----·-·····-------·-··--···----·-------··· • di•play thi.o famow trod.mork POME , R OY MOTOR CO. ..-· W. Moin St. · PGmeroy, " FREELAND S. NORRIS, Cashier Correct-Attest: / 990 On your Dial Your Sunrise I To Sunset Stat.;on, J. DlLJ.ON CROSS EBER S. ROUSH EARL P. CROSS Directors . State or Ohio, County of Melgs.t ~: . · Sworn to and aubscribed betore me thts 8!h day of January. 19&7 and !"""'"" or doreclot" <>I thb \!!~alt. ...,..,... .0itC1fY llt•II •• not an ofllcor FBANK CLELAND, J:IOWY Public. . II, .J9M, . ' ' .. ·.. . ~ r,. -- 10 . . 79·c J·UIC8 ~::::.....laW 2·~ 3o. . ·, • bag ' • • UaaiiiiUih. ,r' ' '. ·& 8eans. ~..l !:- )1c Pr..-ne Plums..~.l. ~-· CU. 2. •. • .I. ~ eat . . .'.,., - ........, No."'" lOc Peac hes .................. . . - . . ,S..,~, .........~········· ...•• , . ilal o... Aftndtllo Tol. 101 Moo- •lllcool ·. Beons~t!'le 1 "~:- 27c · 'f1.....•••2· .... 2·9· • •·~,.... . ..~. ":.:' , • 5c .•·~.MQp S....................... ......,.. .59 . c \WI , ~~· "It' ,·· ..... .. . . . 2' .Corn . . , . ~ . . . . ~.~:'!: 303 tqftl ,I•· lght Coff ,\. ,. ·, e ' Lunch JeiiY... !'......=.. ...' 1Pound Cake........ 1 ~ ...o:r IOoL e· I . ... Pinea . . ,..•••,••• • H 277,3411.93 . · J 2 J E 18,932:50 ••• ,~:.':.:.. w 19,023.16 . , ~· . . keeplnl with the holiday .eason. TOTAL ASSETS ----·· -· ·····-·--·······-···-·-··· Reg, $lUll 7 Piece Chrome Complete Wl!b !MIIr"a Tub Interest on Inactive ,11hall be paid quarterly, in accordal)ce with the pr:ovisiODIJ af SeeUon 135.22 (\f the Revised Code of Ohio. 3,300.00 Federal Reserve bank) ---- ·------- - ---··---------·· Loans and discounts Jinc:]qding no !JVerdrafts) -w--·-----·- 3'17,88tJIO Reg. $88.8$ llmenprlng BATHROOM OUY.FIT 4 obugation 1 of States and political &ubdlvlslons --··----~Corporate stocks (including $3300 stock of Extra Specials! '-Man, You oe.ed a I I~FTS FOI PARTY HELO Mrs. Donald Smith recently held Open House honoring Lt and Mrs. Kay Wilson (da4ghtE;!r Pat ,and ,busRtMrv• Didrlcf No.4 b.aq~) of t:nid, Oklahoma, and ~r UPORT OF CONOtTION OF son; Donald, home from Ohio State. The ho-me WjBI decOI"ated in untt:~dst:a~~~!:~~~-t_~~~i~~~~~~·_~~~~__ ____ .! K&M SOHIO NCAA Meet Calm' As Sessions Ne~ Applications for ACTIVE deposits may be made at the ~me time as for INACTIVE deposits. Appli· cation for Active an..t Inactive deposits must be separate requests. The institutions designated as oubiic depoCJitories shall depos~t with the Treasurer of Meigs Co., Ohio ,as serudty for ' the repayment or all publie moneys deposltM in 5aid public depositorles sut:h aecurtles as are declared eligible under provisions of Sec~ion 131U6 of the Revi:sed Code of Ohio . j p b- Presiding at .the coffee and pun,eb A Th u In the StaN of Ohio, t 11 • d by c.... plroller of the Currency, under bowl table were Mrs. Hugo JutttUshtd In responae to ca ma e . , ina alld Mrs. Chester Roush. Ap· hcllon 5211, U. $. RtviMd SlatuteLITS proxhnatel)' seventy guests attendASS . bl ed. . Cash balancea with other bnnks, includ,ng_reserve I $16'7 050.79 ~l'lte ~nd cash items In process of coJ!ection -··-·---, lzOik W..to111 farm 8ack..br.aakiug job? ' The ·Board of Commie&ioners re-serve9 the right to reject any or all applications re~eived. O' RACINI 6. Close Of Butln••• on Dec. 31, 195 • SIX OTHE·R FURNITURE BAKER F· U RN' I TURE Qn The BrighlfttCorner In MW41eport 4 ;t's powered by Chevy's famous A!lo ac- The first Nati011al Bank Big beauty with small-budget ways! TH£ at Pome~oy tllS Everybody's Raving About BUYS! BONEY'S .FRONT STREET MARKET W. Mllln St. Huff · wnr . were New Vear·• gue1ts of 1 )lr and Mn. C'-ir Nelson. ,..n ntar Salem Ce nter. 1 • I ~Iillard Grimm was a dinner ~•Y afternoon Hrs. Mary 0&- ll.lW~t of .Mr. 4JW1 r.tn. Robert Fetdln af'd dlulhl.ers. Annabel and ty ChrL!tmaJ Da)'. )Ionon. ud aona , Husbie and Del Mr. and Mt.. Robert Fetty and La.niar, were ti'ue.n. of Mr . .and ehildren and Mr. and )(rs. Donlld Mrt. CDh Braley_ Herschman were dinner &uests Qf · Gci!errt. •t the home of Vonley, their parent-a, Mr. and Mrs .HarEl'-tl aud Dai•Y Miller were Mr. old Gardner Ch.ristmu Eve. ana lin. Ray M.illt-r. l'arkenburJ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardner and Mn. RaC"e Hif!. re-turned to tbe horne or ber nephew. Byron Allen, at Calumbua. lt:r. and MrfJ. Sw~dley eo" jt)yed Chrdimu at tile ,home of rebUve;s in P~~k;~~~,~~~iotli>U Gn SuQ.da_t precedinJ Mr. and Mn. Lealie Hu!fman children, Mariine and LaiTy, · dinner IUf'lb at the home of her ·\4..--. 10c lb. can IT'S HOUIUM IT'S FUN •.. 1nd, ~r and Mn. Harold Bral~)-. Or- it a• an INACTIVE depo,lt at 1DJ tiJpe during said tw'o 1 Y~ pei'iOid amt at the rate\ of inlore~ w~lc~ th< applicant will ,~ · ·f 9Ubject to tbe li~ ' ita ctf t~e UNIFORM DEPO~ . 'L.i\~. Each such applicati . .II ilie companied by a ftf'!D~~I ata1e-. me:f!t of the anpljeartt; 1mder ~th of the cashier, tRasUret or otl:ier officer, as or the date of. tbe repOrt to -the Superintendent of blqkl or the eomptrt)tler ,til the currency or Auditor of Statt*, last preceding the date of the 4PPlt· cant and adjusted tQ sbo!N '-any ehanges therein made prior· to tbe date or said applicatil)p. ' Breakfast Bacon - - - 10 lb 4941! Kal Hindy, Manapr ~tveral naonthl at t he hom~ qf Mr. llriiM of Mr. snd ~- Loren money• wrileh lhe at'PIIQII~t desires to rereif~ and b~~~ - Oft de.P98-- s.ucm> 300 W. Second St. - Phone: 432, Pomeroy Hrm,.• : Mon..• fri. 9-5; Sat. 9·IZ-Opn «"eR.inQI btl appoltt.bn~ I llloWir for Mr. Huffman '• nepbew j owen. Huffm an and bride at the 1 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. WHY PAY MORE? . Oil Cbriltmu D1y Mr. and M.n. I (fiwr;.Jbclildn and Mr. and Mrt. 1 Miller and JQD, Llri')", weN pUll tb~<ir 1011. Wl}lJ.aJII. PJailllrf, CbiJlieotbe wert' Monday . I Columbu•. 4iaMt ,_... crl Mr. and Mr•- .l..te&Donald ao.n of Jf:f. and Mn. ~_ _::_::__ _ _ _.,.....;,,_Jte...a.nm.n. [l,ur Ne~n tpent frOG\ Thunday Nf:w Year's Eve Mr. and lln. until Monday wilb relative• at IT'S QUICK Huff$0 ud family attended 1 Harrisbur&. that each eligible institu,.tlon de· siring to be a public mpolitorr shall, not mor:e than m n days lilrior to February 4th, 19 ', make aPplication in writ.i,ng to the Soan!. Such applicaUon ~hall spec-i.fy. ~e nui:rlmu)ll amouqf ot.public """",...,-- ... PEAS PORK&BEANS Chc\'Y ha s its own_huilt -in ",Iollar· savi"I"•·-A mcrica's fa~· oril.c !!ix! Hani to believe it, Du• ture. Dill .., Polnt ll.od.. weeki .It bDrMKr. and. Mn. C01 rol fitrte an~ claubtu, S&ndri, and lOll, David, !lad 11 Chrbtnau dinn.r a:uuu, kf. snd Mra. Robert Vltrl4 and ~~ 10d Mr and ...L Wil. lii!P JohhJOft and family Celuntbus. Anna M~ll~r. wh<J ~pent the ''" Caldwellj1,~~~~·~"'~'~· ~•~n~d~Mr~•~·~G~e~or~&~e~llo~d-~~~:~~u~n~d~a~y~un~lJ~·I~T~u~•td~•Y~·~Jo~h~n~~·pe~n~I~C~h~r~io~t;m~a;•~•~t~tho~~h~o~m~•;;;:o~f~;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:~ on For every worthy purpott 4111 Signature• only, auto orfur~i· LANGSVILLE . Mr. NeutzUna: moved the adop,!he young people of the Contlon of the follow.toe RHolul.ion : ll'tlatlonal Christian Church preBl!: IT RI!:SOLVED. By Ike Board aented I phy at t.he eh\lfth on ol Melg, County COmmlJtioners, Friday evemng under the super• that lit a««da~ wlth Section vialon of Mr11 lola BarLrum A 13S-07 of tbe Revised Code of Ohio watch party wu held at the this &ard doe• hereby e•timale church on New Ye1r '~ Eve the aggregate maxima-m amount of On Sunda ." evemng prior to · publie tunds su bject to Ita tonChrl•tmas atr .and )-1r.. J . T Ledtrot to be a~arded and be on delie and d ~\lghter l'ctnlce, e nterp.o slt in the 1um of !teh.t Jlundred 1houoand (QOO.OOO.) DQIIars tained at dinner Yr. and }in. and that of said sum it 11. hert'by Kemper and ron, Waverly, .Mr. and .estimated Lbe aum or T"'1' Hun- Mrs. W. B. Ledlle and ehildren . dred T!lolisand ($1!00.000.00) Dol· Toledo, Mr . 1nd Kra. Paul Barnes, iars is INACTIVE FUNDS, alld the Pomerqy and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ium of Slx Hundred ThoUsand B~trum and dau&hter, Lynn , lo($600,00.00) Dollars is ActiVE eat · FUNDS; 11nd Mr. a:d Mrs. Andrew ot Wilke!vllte called to see ' his BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED . 1ilt6r, Mra. Ellen Kennedy . Thunthat February 4th, 1957 at 11 rlay . o'clock A. M. Ealte:rn Standard Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bolin were Tlme, ~ and the aame is hereby &uests or Mr. and Mr1. Dwi&ht de1ignated u the date and .time on Brown at St. AJbana, Sunday , Dec. whicl the meeting of the Board of 16. Comintssioners will be held at its Sandra fierce returned to school office itt tHe Court House, Pome- at .,JUo 8tancJt after apendlng two roy, Ohio {or awatdlng , depoalts for a .perlod of .twp yeats, cotnm~ncin~- on the First day of l~n· uary, 1~7, and ouv,; l!y The Pomfl'Oy Panther. d~ the AthellB Bulldo,:a wbo are leadin&" the SIO 1eague and have two boy1 in the firs1 8 biabest scorer. The)' are Bilhop, second with 9ft and McCoakey eit!ht with '74 . I Increase Noted . RUOLUTION • Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jab. 3 2-·ss ooououooo • ..... \ .. - ..::~_ £ I Marqarine ·~'"hi'~'~I . . French Fries·r.-;-:1(._,........... 2~t;~:.:9:..:¢_.:.;1c:.:e:...C.:.:..rea:..:.:m...,...._:._._•.•":':.c:.~~--'_cw._~_._.,.,._,._~__._...._6!_.1111!i!r.91.· . SfeaiCs~ ...... ~ .......o-Rich , _ ~ •• ·.11'% :t.89f! 4 9 ••••••••••••••• , California 120 Siu dOZ. ( lb. bag �' - ' '-Dall)' Sebtinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 10, 1957 -----··--· IHUI"'I IALI OP RIAL ISTATI . .. The INte of .Ohl•. Mtltl County Cemmen P.... C.urt CConitnuMI from-.. ono) ltnltmln Mllldon, ·PIIIIntiH Sl.x caJea ol u<:h, were runnlnfl .,, 1 atop Ran, parldnt on highway, Prank N. Hlllflore, Defend•nt "verloading, not auured clear diJ. taace, and improper vehicle regiaCase No. 1246+. tratlon. Four caaes of following Jn pursuance of an Order of too closely were heard. Sale in Partition in the abo...e en· Three cases each : menacing titled aclion , 1 will offer for ule threats, leavln" scene of accident. at public auction, at the door oJ • the Coart Houae iP Pomeroy, Ohio l nsuflirlent brakes, Insecurely fuJn the above named cOunty, on tened load, st~linJ . motor vehicle Saturday, the 16 day of February, parts, breaking and enterint, il1QS7, at lO. a. m. o'clock, the fol- legal backi,.l(, assault and battery , Jowlng described real estate, 1itu· profane •Wcarios. •te In the c ounty of Meigs and Two e ach: <iuto t~efl . unsafe veState or Ohln , and in the 'J;'ownship hicle, resisting arrest, insufllcient ot to-wit : headllghts, petty lareeny , carnal knowledge or female , throwing PARCEL NUMBER ONE." Situ- trash on highway. ated in the Township of Olive, tbP county of Meigs, and State of One each : tailed to obey police Ohio, and bounded and described of.ficer, bad stop lights, permita9 follows, to-wit; Beginaing at ,ting minor to drive car, reeeiving the nofthWeat corner of land own- atGlen\ properb, destrueUon of ed by WUlis"'- ~hilljps, an~ tor~n- property, parklqg on cro~walt , erly owned 'rlY Jessie B. Myr:oe.t,, Uldecent expasut;e ,Jtolen eoods In in Section 12, Town 4 and Range poSsession, •.valk:ing on traveled lJ, and running 8Qulh 96 rpds, portion of highway, sol~cltlng ride thece east 28'1.1 rods; thence nortb on ~aveled portion of higbway, 96 rods along Albert $chultr:'s. Une; difeetive horn, viOlation of wild· thence west 28% rOds, to the place life laws, fraud, improper right of beginning, containing 17 ac~ turn. improper left turn, transrtlore or lese: a right of way !)e. porting into•l.catina: liquot • A .brqakdo)Vp tn the disburseginning at the so.utbwest co~ner of said land and running west to an ment of tl!ie fl,209 shows: elm tree and the townShip toad • Law library .f87.. 10, Sheriff 40 feet, and 24 reet wide fttore or tul-nkey service $1tt, State, 4:1 per Ie~; cent of ,ltate patrol~ linea ~; PARCEL NUMDER TWO Olive blood tests $195, elerk of coui11 Township, Meigs County, siate of (bond) $200. witness fees $7.20, Ohio. Being part of the north half Garden Club's ~ne)' for cleaqiPtS ' of the northwest quarter ot see- river bank to OHm Goodwin $130, · tion 11, town 4, and range 11, and Dept. of Nalutal Resources $25begil)ning on Field's line' and run- Appearance bonds $680, and viibing north 80 ·r ods along Albert la.ge treasurer $4.2~2.92, total $7,Schultz lie ;thence west 88 rqd1 3(t9.15. , to the center of the road, th'ence The ·b reakdown of the mayors with said road to Fields Une; fund to the viUage fund shows llthence with Fields line to the oonses anc.l. pennits $241, ordinance place of beginning containifie 30 fines And -fees .~276.40, Highway acres more or les1. Patrol fines (ftfsr!<>) $1,198.87, PARCEL NUMBER ':fHREE: what;faa:e fee ~· 1pbone Cfllll '75c, Olive Towmhip, Mei)i!s County, costs on state eases $530.90, total State of Ohio. Being all that part $4,252.92. of the north ha1f of the norfhwest ----:---quarter of 111ectlon 11 , town 4, a.nd FINED $10, c;~TS i'anl!le 11 ~t lies west of the pubWilliam Birchfield plead guilty, lie ,ro~d wh~<:~ passes through was found guilty, and fined $10 _.ectlort .exceptmg 10 ~ereg sold to and costs In .Mayor E. •F. Robin:~ G. .T. •Ruth uff the W,est end of son's tourt Wednesday on a charge said ~atJ.d , 3p1l pow o'wned by of falling to yield right o£ way. ,Wr.~a<>n tnd PhilliPs. 'tho we•t ·~ ,tand qt /Lnto,s, c. Rardon, t1n halt of the nortnwest quarter or t e sout\t,·. b}t lands pr Cowdery, Section 11, Town 4 and Range 11, a)'ld Fields, and on .ttl!:! east by the and bounded as follows, on the RUIJiic road , con~lning 40 acres east by lands of George S. Fields, more or 1<,-ss. There is a right o£ at'ld on the south by lands of C. S. way reserved along the south side Carr, ·ar\d on the wesl by 1ands of of said lot hy Cowdery, from the S. E. PattcrCJon, and on the north (IUblic road to his lot. This deed bv lands of W. J. Warner and conis for land sold to J. W. Johnson , taining 40 acres more or less. by the heirs of Thomas Gum, as Said Premises appraised at recorded ln Deed Book 96, pates ~,067 .00 and can not be sold tor 10. 11, 12 'I:Ud Number 107, page less than two thirds of the ap42 of Me\gs Count:v. Ohio. pralsement. PAR CEL NUM.BRR FOUR : SitRobert C. Hartenbach,' Sheri!£ , .uated in -- Olive T-ownship, M'\l{s · .~~!fl·~Jr: o · srien. Attys, c ounty, Ohio , and being the south (1)"1U;:·t.~. 31 (21 7, 5te - -·1 Jackets, Panthers / To Campaign Away The Sports From H9111e 'fwo determined high teams will leave Meigs Count) Desk Frida,y nii;bt Cor games away from home agai!'"l8t tbe cream ot the SED hopinli tu tlim.1, another .otep towards league honors. TaRMhlll Our Bulinna 4a Hal J4. Pant-hera, currentlY tied with Well1ton and Lo_tan ti)r secThe ond plaee, han blgh leorerJ .Eillt ball Bullington and S. T. io!Won with 71and ,9 polnt.a respeetlvely. JohnsOn ranks fourth in league scoring, Buffington lOth and John SLsson, another comer for the Panthers, iB 14th with ~ points, Middleport wlll be in the role of giant killer against the powerltd Logan team on lh home floor . Always good for 10 pointe~, the home floor is expected to give the Chleftalna an edee that wiU make the Jaoekcts (ight every i.nch of the way If tht>y want to e~me back to thelr bome town u winners. · SIDU.tNE 'WI SPEClAUZE While the Panthers were de.mon~traling lhey can be had Tuesday night. th e Racine whlu kids ~~rf' J• pump ing an amati.ng 41 1!c o! thelr ~~~ ~fud'"'t Joum1l11f !hots through Wahama-defended 1'hli year's ~arshaU CotleJ!:e bas~ oals to tAke an easy win, '15-ft!5. \etball t~am included two Atlfhis rercentaJO:e is not ata~t11ng in 4.merlcan footbaU players on basl one-night edition. A team her" ~otball ool!olarthlp• wM~ they Logan ha9 three t:.oys in the fir st md there will do It now and then. ·took t~ floor ~galn~t Spring Hill •• ,ljnltod P'"• ll highest scorers. Dicken has "omeroy did It against Lo&an. But Collet~ 'l)etembfr 8 at the MemUST 84, Mor&an 78 and Buckles 68, tor ' he R2clnc boys ba~l! had jUJt an lltiat l"htld Ho\1118. third, fifth and llth places re- werage night with a 47 % ,JlerC!en'l'he p-idlron stars- at Mal'llhlll St. Joeephs 97 LaSalle ~ spectively. 'age: <tTe Bob Athley, 6' 4" senlor fr!QP t,alayelte 100 Lehjgh $9 Whelt I CHCh h41t tlx boys whet ~tddleport and Did: CUster, 8' 7" .vale 01 Brown WI Again1t them Coach Nolan Swackhammer will offer a JClUad 'IN •wr1glng in tl- • cleultl• tt.ure, iunior from Parkersburg. Dartmouth 88 Springfield 69 that haa improved week by WE!ek '"d two of them o¥er 20 point• Ashley was named to the high srncus~ 93 Fordl\am 76 on it11 rebounding and shootlnJ. "\tr v•me. broi'her, vou got your ltuf4era•lll! John• Hopkins 113 Ag11-inst Gallipolis tbey looked Ute 11tlf • club. It will t;.ut molt OD· <:cbool All-American squad in bls <iert.Qva 78 Carnetie Tech ~• the clas1 of the ]eseue In winninii: ""nenh. Thet'1 ex.ctly wh1t L~rry «enlor year , at Middleport High ~mhlll"lt 68 Arlllf ~~ ~chool lie W,lll considered one of 63-65 with big Jim Bowles and ...orrllon the OU\Oitand!lll en4s In the Penn•olvanla 77 COt~tll '/II Ed M{'(:omat both finding their Penn 'SU,t'e 62' Temple Sc3 The Pantheu have a 1 ftrun~ 1chool0s history. •hooting ~yes Morri1 Ia tho Jatket 'r>flm. It has beaten tM best'ln thP .Maf*~ Tlf Ohio Unlvei:tltyqa storing leader, ranking 13 In the "I onlv had th,..ee 1ebolarshlp of~ r.o. lost a close one to anothPr leape with 67 pointa. Bowle11 is «OUTH Fers In basketh!! ll," he ~ald. " how· •f lhe best. An;l had 11 cool n i~rh• 18th with 61. ·"~ inliZ to one or the poorest (Gal· "ver, 1 had Reveral In football . Dut Kentucky St. 92 Rio Grande 74 A highlight of rere nt Jacket •: oo!is). On stat istics alone, th•• ,ftcr I watched Mar!hall play ba11-l Louisville 93 Memphis State 71 ~etball once, 1 decided to take a Navy ·82 VMJ 57 game~ waa the elevation of quick- "flrn~ rlo should win h.v 20 point e footed Bobby Nel:;on to the var- ·· i~n't l ikelv. howeve" that Aarflr ·eholarship here-." MIOWIIT lity where bJa &peed and natural ... ,tfinRlon . S. i . Johnflnn anrl Ashley is not only a foot b'"lll coordination with the ball has paid ,.,,..ir rnhMh will pay much at 1nrl ba!:l.tetbll star. but he was Wiehita 69 St. Louis 64 off both on offense and defense. '" nt ion l.o !h i~ f:wt . ,nee cu~•!<ld<nd as a pHch in!l pro- Washlngton U. Mo. 46 Beloit 44 "'h,.. Pnnthrr!' '11•f'qrl~v ni ght Wf',.e ' ll~Ct ! Jr t._.r Philadelphia Ploilties Denison 76 Mount Union 71J BROYLES AT MISSOURI .;n! im~ !"If an 0fr-nh• ht nn •tmn• 1fler ~·:e C'O "''• ),ett•rt an extra good Xavier Ohio 88 Cincinnati 62 ST LOUIS uP - The name~ · ,.. ., ());~('rVf'''~ a• "\.\'"Jl~tOn /lll'l"f'<>,.J nnrCf' !" ll!' ;' :;:.seball pitch er in Loyola Ill. 86 St. Miehaels 7!1 are chanKed but the HYiilCm will .,., , hot., h·am ~ mi'!<lflrt ~h ills u•· 'ligh scjle•.l. Bowlna Green 56 Tolcda be much the SIAlC at ll.t• Univcr « '1,. rr>1ulr> StJ r>1nvllf' jt "h'l'-ln,.ro4 d l ' ' ' ' ' > • .,, ~lty of MiJsourt lhl.!! (Hd when• rr ( i . .- hnth nulfit~ Th 11 t •~ His bitt •rrfor mince tor the young Frank Broylt'5 f ;l'or)!i,l · ~.-.11hl" wh1•n a conr ll. hal one 0 ,. '"ttg Grr,en ·flr t yeat wa s at the Teeh wilT succf'ed l>on Faurot o .~ .... , h o1!<! ht> n111 .;J dt•JV"'"' nn fm· ,..nvett~=;vll_le lnurn~ment w~cre he head C"oach "'~" h•1 lk nf hi~ nn int ~. It' s m 11 ,..... ""~:unped m 1~ pomt~_ agaun~l a ·•H•rl' nrnhatJJ,. for two or thrP<> ''!ant Denver llnivf'rs•ly team to SAVING COST $10. ·>bvc rs !h:)n fnr six or seven {(l ~e lp Marshall w.1lk . off with a LONDON 1rp _ A mntorist ~Hvo• n C"nld nidi ard earncrl 79-78 v1ctory . 1 ,1 .. · "With Asl1lt•y on the ready rct I d coas lng UW!ll J to !IHVC !-(8!1Ui ii1 C' "nv WIIV ,VOII Jot1'1t; al it. If V011 1 ~OJ'VC list" Coa h Rivli II id " during rationing was fined $1o. · ··~n t to !it'e on!' or tht' hest ba 111 ' c n 8 · we SOUTH BEND. Ind. UP - Paul WL•dn l'aday for speeding . lrf' rha ll ~•unf'!l of thf' vear---or of 1~~nlh~l~~~~c/:nda~~,~~e~ 0! ~~~~: Hornung, twice an All-America ,;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;,I 111 : Y Y~ar ' --~£"1 yourself out earlv ,,.hich came In handy m~re tha~ quarterback at Notre Dame ,was "tickled ptn:;'' todsy about hlt next 1 uelldRy nll!ht to th<' fome· I"JI'Icc la~t year" · my ~yrn . 11 bette r h£> early or you · three year contract with. the won' t ~{' t ~tnrJding room . The olher ga-ldlron slnr ou this Gree n Bay Packers, even thoua:b vear's basketball squad , Oick Cus- he turned down a "real fabulous ler, I ~ in hi s ftrst year at Marshall. offer" from Canada. He transferred to Marshall this lfornuna: tla:ned the :Pacll,er vcar from Indiana University where he lettered in basketball agreement, for an estimated $10,000 per year. in a conference with In his sophomore year. club President R. w. Bogda. The Custer made the hlg,. school all- part provides for him to play American football team in his sea- Lhree aeasona wlth the Packers, lor year at Parkersburg where he even thou1h the continuity ml(lht a, U11lted P~" be Interrupted: by military servE~os "Cotmtry" Slau11hter, base- lettered in throe sports. ice. "I lranllfcrred to Marshall for halls old warhor.~(' who inslats on reasons," he said. "I like their kicking up hi s hel!l~ like a young Hornung, who wu 21 last roll ror thf' world rhamplon New type ot buketball ar.d I am closer month, is not in any reserve trainYork Yankec9, Ia all set to play homl"." On Alla1 Batlerlel That Dick, a 6' 7" 226 pounder, is ex- Ing program and hence will be his 17th Reason In the ble leagues pect.,d to t~lve Coach Rlvlln added ella:lble for a dnjt call any time Ill the ll~C or 41. strength at the center position after hta gradUa.t on from rf6tfe The Yankce.r~ announced today Dame In Jupe. Normally, however, lhat the hu~tlln~~: outfielder ·has next year. He wlll be ineligible a student et.n remain out of lervagreed lo his 1907 contract esti- to play this year because of the ice for about one year. malf'd to <'1111 for a $20,000 salary. NCAA transfer rule. Other llgning!l were tibno\.lnced 18MOJt&lll '· by Milwaukee, De,rott, and today Gu1raateo the Chicago Cub!l. Thr Brave ~ algned rookie catch· 1•r Carl Sawnll'lki. who hit .280 for Toronto . Detroit ·bOOited ttl total SUNDAY, IAN. 13: 18 Months lo 18 signed with pact• from er fielder Bill Tuttle, .W Guarantee I P.M.UIIWDark < yen, and first baseman Earl Toraeson, .264. ClJEVELAND, Ohio UP - WelBatterle• llauuleed ·By The Cubs made It 12 ln line with tfi'rwelght champion Ca~n BasDealera CVntraCts trum r-atrher Ray Katt, tHo was ached\lled to face the doe.24'7 hitter, and shorUtop K. C. tor ioday on his request to have Near1:hester Wl:.e, rookie up from Los Angeles hls Jan. 18 title delenae against Johnny Saxton postponed btcau., where he battecl .287. Publle CordlaiJ.y In viC cd . ot 11. hand inJurY sufttred 1n trainSERVICE ing. OUTPOINTS B!TMIA Muntnr Kl-.llflte llllllen Dr. J. W. Lambright Jr., whr SYRACUSE. NY Z..•t• Folley lllkldleport 100, Chandler. Ariz., outpointed pronounced BMlllo ''fit" after ~ Wayne Bcthoa . 2011,-4,, l(ew York . ~urprlse examination la11t Sundov wu to tab a closer look at ui .. r\iht hand of Ute champioa frorr ~h~tenanao, N. y _ , •r Ma,.,., ·r h••· *·- •h'"l Hornung Tickled At $15,000 Deal With GB Packers 51 I $20,~ Brings Slau~hter Back For Next Season PRICES Can't le Beat GROUP I $9.95 Doctor To Take Closer Look At Basilio's Hand GROUP II $12.25 ao,oot HAM SHOOT iN Arata said he was told to pay main event fighters $2.900 on television pr.o,erams He said he lost money on the first four fiehts, ·)lut later was able to take in an aver· age of 19,000 rortbe next 48 weeks Out of the proceeds Arata said he cleared $35,000 and r.epald $15,000 in loans. I Wheel Bo!a.-cing Front End Repairs Whttel Aliui:ft,nt Camplltl Brake SiD-,tc, MuHI111 o~t:a•lpipes AutoG(cs-.. J ~I ·.~ ~~~~~M· ' ~~rK _pw, ........... ,_..,. • .,..lcodfo Robinson Rejects $50,000 To Play With Giants Next Ye~,Says He's 'Through' .NEW YORK U.P - NIGRO CAOQY IS ,PIRST , UP CHARLOTI"E, N.C.. J.ames Williams, an 18-year-old Negro who caddies at the Eastwood Golf Club here, became the first of hls race to plaY Charlotte's Bonnie Brae course and he made the event even more memorable by firing a one-o~er-par 37 for nine holes. Williams showed up at 1bo1..1t 9:35 a .m. WednesdJy and played the nine holes bY himself. Wlnd,h~~ Hackett"s SAFETY SEIVIICE Hours 8 11111:39 p.m. lilves. By Appola\ment :Pq,nero, W. ll,l~ st. Jackie Rob- inaon rejected the blg'hut otter ganization, was made Wednesday ot his career today and ~~B,~~ed nlaht. News· ~ tlw orter leake d to write his form;~l fatewell to out and Robinson dlstussed It nlth reporters before appearing basebalL on a television program. The 38-year-old Negro star, endRobinson , whose top salary with ing his C'areer amid the same the Brook~yn Dodgers was $42 ,500, 9Wirl of controverSy with which it said he thoUjltt "I convinced Feebegan , r~v·caled that he is turnney that I wun't bf! playing:," anrt ing down mnrf' thlUl $50,000 and "othe r cons'deralions" to play a~ded. " l don't believe I could do this year with the New York the Giants .my good.'' Giants. He said his formal re"He told me to thi11k it ov!'r for voluntary retirement and give him lhc bene fit of the be se nt to National League doubt is UH•rc was the stig ht<'st Pr4lsldertt WaiTen Gllcs "no later cha~~ _I'd play," Robinson said . than next Tuesday_." " I told his there was ~·c 1·y, ver}· "I only regret this ofJer wasn't little chance. I di.dn't give liim a ma{le to me a couple or years definite answer, but iu my own ago;" said Robimun by way of m ind I know hOow J feel." thanking the Giants rur tht ' generous offer. " I would haY@ loved to play lor people like HGraee BUY'S RACE TRACK Stoneham and Chub Feeney." It was Fet'ney , the Giants' vice CLEV·E LAND , 0. Up - A president, whoJ made the final bid Penns~·Ivaliia syndicate, headed by to lure Jackie back "for One more Dan PJI.rish or Pittsbu rgh, puryear." The offer, a contract for chased Randa!i racet rac k h ~t·e fnt more than $50,000 in 1957 and • a reported $..1 111i\Jion, il Wll S au subsequent job in the Glanb' ornouncecl todt~y. __ Thi~ swerr, smooth an ,J Bflf>~Y l tJ:~ $25.to $1000 Clean up old bills • .• how. • Our bill consolidation plan can cut your present monthly • 1h . . . you. have only 1 bill ... 1 place to payments up to pay. See us now. Loans _mad• to r•Jid•nh of nearby towrn ....:======================~=- n1'W tJ .. : beauty is a bottom -p 1Li'1J ;..bev: ·. ,l l "Ont•·Ftfly," It's .(OI Hudy t f Fi~her quality wr it! ·rr , ·1 u·. ·r •. And il hus a peppery, b"'n.t ; :..:a:.:::g "Clue-Flame'' six under the hood to SPAGHETTI make your gas stops few and far be tween. Like .:~II new Chevies, it brings you a very special sure ness of control Thi~ is a quality that just can't be measured in dollars and cents. Lots of cars that cost lots more just don't ha ve it. Come in and see how much pleasure we're passing out these days at Chevrolet prices! • '~RTERBELT Bum U th~: btn friend 1 work-weary btd: ..., bad! J~ cool, cluric w•inb1nd Jirod7 tuppom uhlns b•ck mu:Kics. Htlpt you loolr: ulmrmr, foeti len cited 1 t l ive. Comfo r~~bl~, lly -lronr poudl. Tu.be-wtaYI' ki IUIPI can't ~rl or bind. Get yo~~r lnctr Suppontr !Selt todar, "':.:':~ $465 ~::""' ARKS DRUG$ ST 111. E. ~ Sl Pomeroy ___....,____________ ...,;.1 Mattress · · · · $39.95 Final Busine..11s DlneHe Set · · $79.95 ST. LOUIS UP - The natlo r~ Collegiate' Athletic Associ1li<l 1 faced almost no bn.ttles today 11 It approached Its annual noor se· sion which. will end \ al~ but minr businesa ot the Gl•t convention. There wu an outlide ebanr three Pacific Coast f ools Washington, Southern lfo~l ~ and UCLA- may ~&ppeal to th convention tor leniency ln thei probation eal!es. They have bee denied It bv the NCAA executlv eouncil , but that group could b overruled Friday. by the open convontlo Ban,i.g~eT~~~~:~~blJ~~~~~~~~~~--Other auets $.119.95 McMaster Adopted at a Speelal meeting of the Board or Meiss Counly Commissioners this 7th day of Jan· uary 1937. Mr. Hartinger 1econded the mo•lon and the roll Mlng Called upon its adoption, the vote resulted as follow.!! : Mr. Neutzling, Yea; Mr. Hartinger, Y<!a; Mr. craig, Yea. (I) 10. 17 2tc OF APPIECIATIOI- FHE! SHOP ••• COMPARE ••• SAVE! ••• Full Y2 Loin Center chops included. Sale .priced for bi&~•r •alue. • n lb. C,round Beef~::~:.{~·. 3 5e ~Roii '· Sa~ts•ge.~~r.:~.31bs. s1.00 Beef Liver........r~~¥28~ ·sauer-· Kraut !~.~~_..fll · ..Jar· 29C Pe_ 1" .."h · ...;;;~~···~··-.., Ffql,_ ·1••.33c} _ . . . 1. 2 - . . ____ • ~ 320,242.19 _ ___ ·-------··-- ---- --------·------··--···--·--·-·- .• LIABILITIES Dem:~3 ~~~~t:tr~~n~i~!~~~!~·.~~~~-~~~~·--------l--. Time deposits and ot individual•. partnership•, corporation~ • ___ .. _ ---·---·---------- ---- --· -- - Deposit! of Statn and political 1ubdivlsian9 -. ~ .-- &9;-DaS 49 TOTAL DEPOSITS . ···-·--····-········ 7 ·, otbor .uahllltles · · ·····-········-· ···--·-·· ······ TOTAL IJABILITIES -··········-···-······· ····-·CA'PITAL ACCOUNTS Caplba~~~~:: atoet , total Su $4ll4,11113.06l 76,196.110 $79a~·= · par- - -----···- ·----·---· ·----- - $ 50,000.00 60,000.00 Ius ---- -----· ---------··---~---·---·-·--~- ----· un'ltvided- profits -- ·-·- • -- ·- ----- ------·--- ---·----- 15,896.02 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ·- 125_896.~ iroTAL LIABn.JTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •• ~17,~.88 MIMORANOA pledged or assigned to aecure liabtllties $l22,lSl2S Asse1s and for otheT purposes ,__ k 1 '1 1 Fre lantl s Norris Cashier of the above-named uan . do so emn Y swear t~t the 8bove st&tement ia' true to the best of my knowledge and belief. The "Onr>-Filty" 2-Door S&dcn with !}ody by Fis~eor-on111 o f 2(l beo1.1lifot new Chevrolets for 'Sll ---·--···-··--·---------····-------------·---··-----·-·····-------·-··--···----·-------··· • di•play thi.o famow trod.mork POME , R OY MOTOR CO. ..-· W. Moin St. · PGmeroy, " FREELAND S. NORRIS, Cashier Correct-Attest: / 990 On your Dial Your Sunrise I To Sunset Stat.;on, J. DlLJ.ON CROSS EBER S. ROUSH EARL P. CROSS Directors . State or Ohio, County of Melgs.t ~: . · Sworn to and aubscribed betore me thts 8!h day of January. 19&7 and !"""'"" or doreclot" <>I thb \!!~alt. ...,..,... .0itC1fY llt•II •• not an ofllcor FBANK CLELAND, J:IOWY Public. . II, .J9M, . ' ' .. ·.. . ~ r,. -- 10 . . 79·c J·UIC8 ~::::.....laW 2·~ 3o. . ·, • bag ' • • UaaiiiiUih. ,r' ' '. ·& 8eans. ~..l !:- )1c Pr..-ne Plums..~.l. ~-· CU. 2. •. • .I. ~ eat . . .'.,., - ........, No."'" lOc Peac hes .................. . . - . . ,S..,~, .........~········· ...•• , . ilal o... Aftndtllo Tol. 101 Moo- •lllcool ·. Beons~t!'le 1 "~:- 27c · 'f1.....•••2· .... 2·9· • •·~,.... . ..~. ":.:' , • 5c .•·~.MQp S....................... ......,.. .59 . c \WI , ~~· "It' ,·· ..... .. . . . 2' .Corn . . , . ~ . . . . ~.~:'!: 303 tqftl ,I•· lght Coff ,\. ,. ·, e ' Lunch JeiiY... !'......=.. ...' 1Pound Cake........ 1 ~ ...o:r IOoL e· I . ... Pinea . . ,..•••,••• • H 277,3411.93 . · J 2 J E 18,932:50 ••• ,~:.':.:.. w 19,023.16 . , ~· . . keeplnl with the holiday .eason. TOTAL ASSETS ----·· -· ·····-·--·······-···-·-··· Reg, $lUll 7 Piece Chrome Complete Wl!b !MIIr"a Tub Interest on Inactive ,11hall be paid quarterly, in accordal)ce with the pr:ovisiODIJ af SeeUon 135.22 (\f the Revised Code of Ohio. 3,300.00 Federal Reserve bank) ---- ·------- - ---··---------·· Loans and discounts Jinc:]qding no !JVerdrafts) -w--·-----·- 3'17,88tJIO Reg. $88.8$ llmenprlng BATHROOM OUY.FIT 4 obugation 1 of States and political &ubdlvlslons --··----~Corporate stocks (including $3300 stock of Extra Specials! '-Man, You oe.ed a I I~FTS FOI PARTY HELO Mrs. Donald Smith recently held Open House honoring Lt and Mrs. Kay Wilson (da4ghtE;!r Pat ,and ,busRtMrv• Didrlcf No.4 b.aq~) of t:nid, Oklahoma, and ~r UPORT OF CONOtTION OF son; Donald, home from Ohio State. The ho-me WjBI decOI"ated in untt:~dst:a~~~!:~~~-t_~~~i~~~~~~·_~~~~__ ____ .! K&M SOHIO NCAA Meet Calm' As Sessions Ne~ Applications for ACTIVE deposits may be made at the ~me time as for INACTIVE deposits. Appli· cation for Active an..t Inactive deposits must be separate requests. The institutions designated as oubiic depoCJitories shall depos~t with the Treasurer of Meigs Co., Ohio ,as serudty for ' the repayment or all publie moneys deposltM in 5aid public depositorles sut:h aecurtles as are declared eligible under provisions of Sec~ion 131U6 of the Revi:sed Code of Ohio . j p b- Presiding at .the coffee and pun,eb A Th u In the StaN of Ohio, t 11 • d by c.... plroller of the Currency, under bowl table were Mrs. Hugo JutttUshtd In responae to ca ma e . , ina alld Mrs. Chester Roush. Ap· hcllon 5211, U. $. RtviMd SlatuteLITS proxhnatel)' seventy guests attendASS . bl ed. . Cash balancea with other bnnks, includ,ng_reserve I $16'7 050.79 ~l'lte ~nd cash items In process of coJ!ection -··-·---, lzOik W..to111 farm 8ack..br.aakiug job? ' The ·Board of Commie&ioners re-serve9 the right to reject any or all applications re~eived. O' RACINI 6. Close Of Butln••• on Dec. 31, 195 • SIX OTHE·R FURNITURE BAKER F· U RN' I TURE Qn The BrighlfttCorner In MW41eport 4 ;t's powered by Chevy's famous A!lo ac- The first Nati011al Bank Big beauty with small-budget ways! TH£ at Pome~oy tllS Everybody's Raving About BUYS! BONEY'S .FRONT STREET MARKET W. Mllln St. Huff · wnr . were New Vear·• gue1ts of 1 )lr and Mn. C'-ir Nelson. ,..n ntar Salem Ce nter. 1 • I ~Iillard Grimm was a dinner ~•Y afternoon Hrs. Mary 0&- ll.lW~t of .Mr. 4JW1 r.tn. Robert Fetdln af'd dlulhl.ers. Annabel and ty ChrL!tmaJ Da)'. )Ionon. ud aona , Husbie and Del Mr. and Mt.. Robert Fetty and La.niar, were ti'ue.n. of Mr . .and ehildren and Mr. and )(rs. Donlld Mrt. CDh Braley_ Herschman were dinner &uests Qf · Gci!errt. •t the home of Vonley, their parent-a, Mr. and Mrs .HarEl'-tl aud Dai•Y Miller were Mr. old Gardner Ch.ristmu Eve. ana lin. Ray M.illt-r. l'arkenburJ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardner and Mn. RaC"e Hif!. re-turned to tbe horne or ber nephew. Byron Allen, at Calumbua. lt:r. and MrfJ. Sw~dley eo" jt)yed Chrdimu at tile ,home of rebUve;s in P~~k;~~~,~~~iotli>U Gn SuQ.da_t precedinJ Mr. and Mn. Lealie Hu!fman children, Mariine and LaiTy, · dinner IUf'lb at the home of her ·\4..--. 10c lb. can IT'S HOUIUM IT'S FUN •.. 1nd, ~r and Mn. Harold Bral~)-. Or- it a• an INACTIVE depo,lt at 1DJ tiJpe during said tw'o 1 Y~ pei'iOid amt at the rate\ of inlore~ w~lc~ th< applicant will ,~ · ·f 9Ubject to tbe li~ ' ita ctf t~e UNIFORM DEPO~ . 'L.i\~. Each such applicati . .II ilie companied by a ftf'!D~~I ata1e-. me:f!t of the anpljeartt; 1mder ~th of the cashier, tRasUret or otl:ier officer, as or the date of. tbe repOrt to -the Superintendent of blqkl or the eomptrt)tler ,til the currency or Auditor of Statt*, last preceding the date of the 4PPlt· cant and adjusted tQ sbo!N '-any ehanges therein made prior· to tbe date or said applicatil)p. ' Breakfast Bacon - - - 10 lb 4941! Kal Hindy, Manapr ~tveral naonthl at t he hom~ qf Mr. llriiM of Mr. snd ~- Loren money• wrileh lhe at'PIIQII~t desires to rereif~ and b~~~ - Oft de.P98-- s.ucm> 300 W. Second St. - Phone: 432, Pomeroy Hrm,.• : Mon..• fri. 9-5; Sat. 9·IZ-Opn «"eR.inQI btl appoltt.bn~ I llloWir for Mr. Huffman '• nepbew j owen. Huffm an and bride at the 1 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. WHY PAY MORE? . Oil Cbriltmu D1y Mr. and M.n. I (fiwr;.Jbclildn and Mr. and Mrt. 1 Miller and JQD, Llri')", weN pUll tb~<ir 1011. Wl}lJ.aJII. PJailllrf, CbiJlieotbe wert' Monday . I Columbu•. 4iaMt ,_... crl Mr. and Mr•- .l..te&Donald ao.n of Jf:f. and Mn. ~_ _::_::__ _ _ _.,.....;,,_Jte...a.nm.n. [l,ur Ne~n tpent frOG\ Thunday Nf:w Year's Eve Mr. and lln. until Monday wilb relative• at IT'S QUICK Huff$0 ud family attended 1 Harrisbur&. that each eligible institu,.tlon de· siring to be a public mpolitorr shall, not mor:e than m n days lilrior to February 4th, 19 ', make aPplication in writ.i,ng to the Soan!. Such applicaUon ~hall spec-i.fy. ~e nui:rlmu)ll amouqf ot.public """",...,-- ... PEAS PORK&BEANS Chc\'Y ha s its own_huilt -in ",Iollar· savi"I"•·-A mcrica's fa~· oril.c !!ix! Hani to believe it, Du• ture. Dill .., Polnt ll.od.. weeki .It bDrMKr. and. Mn. C01 rol fitrte an~ claubtu, S&ndri, and lOll, David, !lad 11 Chrbtnau dinn.r a:uuu, kf. snd Mra. Robert Vltrl4 and ~~ 10d Mr and ...L Wil. lii!P JohhJOft and family Celuntbus. Anna M~ll~r. wh<J ~pent the ''" Caldwellj1,~~~~·~"'~'~· ~•~n~d~Mr~•~·~G~e~or~&~e~llo~d-~~~:~~u~n~d~a~y~un~lJ~·I~T~u~•td~•Y~·~Jo~h~n~~·pe~n~I~C~h~r~io~t;m~a;•~•~t~tho~~h~o~m~•;;;:o~f~;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:~ on For every worthy purpott 4111 Signature• only, auto orfur~i· LANGSVILLE . Mr. NeutzUna: moved the adop,!he young people of the Contlon of the follow.toe RHolul.ion : ll'tlatlonal Christian Church preBl!: IT RI!:SOLVED. By Ike Board aented I phy at t.he eh\lfth on ol Melg, County COmmlJtioners, Friday evemng under the super• that lit a««da~ wlth Section vialon of Mr11 lola BarLrum A 13S-07 of tbe Revised Code of Ohio watch party wu held at the this &ard doe• hereby e•timale church on New Ye1r '~ Eve the aggregate maxima-m amount of On Sunda ." evemng prior to · publie tunds su bject to Ita tonChrl•tmas atr .and )-1r.. J . T Ledtrot to be a~arded and be on delie and d ~\lghter l'ctnlce, e nterp.o slt in the 1um of !teh.t Jlundred 1houoand (QOO.OOO.) DQIIars tained at dinner Yr. and }in. and that of said sum it 11. hert'by Kemper and ron, Waverly, .Mr. and .estimated Lbe aum or T"'1' Hun- Mrs. W. B. Ledlle and ehildren . dred T!lolisand ($1!00.000.00) Dol· Toledo, Mr . 1nd Kra. Paul Barnes, iars is INACTIVE FUNDS, alld the Pomerqy and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ium of Slx Hundred ThoUsand B~trum and dau&hter, Lynn , lo($600,00.00) Dollars is ActiVE eat · FUNDS; 11nd Mr. a:d Mrs. Andrew ot Wilke!vllte called to see ' his BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED . 1ilt6r, Mra. Ellen Kennedy . Thunthat February 4th, 1957 at 11 rlay . o'clock A. M. Ealte:rn Standard Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bolin were Tlme, ~ and the aame is hereby &uests or Mr. and Mr1. Dwi&ht de1ignated u the date and .time on Brown at St. AJbana, Sunday , Dec. whicl the meeting of the Board of 16. Comintssioners will be held at its Sandra fierce returned to school office itt tHe Court House, Pome- at .,JUo 8tancJt after apendlng two roy, Ohio {or awatdlng , depoalts for a .perlod of .twp yeats, cotnm~ncin~- on the First day of l~n· uary, 1~7, and ouv,; l!y The Pomfl'Oy Panther. d~ the AthellB Bulldo,:a wbo are leadin&" the SIO 1eague and have two boy1 in the firs1 8 biabest scorer. The)' are Bilhop, second with 9ft and McCoakey eit!ht with '74 . I Increase Noted . RUOLUTION • Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jab. 3 2-·ss ooououooo • ..... \ .. - ..::~_ £ I Marqarine ·~'"hi'~'~I . . French Fries·r.-;-:1(._,........... 2~t;~:.:9:..:¢_.:.;1c:.:e:...C.:.:..rea:..:.:m...,...._:._._•.•":':.c:.~~--'_cw._~_._.,.,._,._~__._...._6!_.1111!i!r.91.· . SfeaiCs~ ...... ~ .......o-Rich , _ ~ •• ·.11'% :t.89f! 4 9 ••••••••••••••• , California 120 Siu dOZ. ( lb. bag �______ ------· -------- .. _ .,_ I ----- • lEGAL NOTICE 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd lepor t, 0 ., Jan 10, 1957 WAN'l' .WS , Sl N HAY BOTTLED C.A.S stove good cond ition , reasonably priced . PJuL Lawrem·e, Portland I' ~ Lul' kS 21 1·7-tf l8tu 2 cent. per word, ODII!! lnaertiOII. Mmlmum charge 50c.- 1 W ..l.H\1 • cents pN word for three contei:utive JDS'!'rti~nl•lpecla~ --vt.e mouth f~:~r 2:i ~101C\l~G Automalll! ga~ CJ:nrl.•l•Lf. 511tl0<1 BTU . L'sed 2 W L't·h~. IHJCr:J to sell. Phone 386. 1 8 3tc --·-- -· ceau por ...... l'u1l rate or 2 e.<11bl per word will GAS CIRCL'LATING HEATER, 60,be: charged fo-r ""vertisi.ng if not pald for befin'e the 25tb of each 000 BTU , like new . $50.00. Also 20 gauge Wiuchestcr pump gun. l'all 516 -~1 or 9391. 1 8 3tc month following Insertion. i.n Advertlstng-SbouJd be 1 re~llil ltnmediat.el;y. Tbe Dall;y 12 Sentinel will not be responsible for mCK'e than one incorrect insertlon. 1 Error -COON IIOL ND~. 2 --- --ELI-:CTJHC hot platf's, 2 fJve ton house J_acks Marshall !\1lilcr, Jr , OownJnJ;:ton. 1 8 6tp - ' •n• .- -- -· I 1 Sp.clal N<r 0-For Sa le or Rent tice• of Evf'nU printed at ngu·~ -- --·---'- - - - - · - _ lar cla.ulfied rates Obltuarie 5 SIX ROOM HO USE in Racine. CaU publ.i.6hed ell 1 C!'! Dt per word. Racine :1217 or sec Darlene - - - -Graham. 1 8 6tc -~ '~ottCf'S :;aro or ·n,. ... ----- ' 141 For Rent ON TillS DATE , Jan. 10. 1957 and after I will not be responsible FOUR ROOM , newly furnished apartment , nrxt to Meigs Genfor a ny dcbt.s contracted by any era l Hospital . Phoac 18·J, Chrisont other than myself. Edward tine Beegi('. I 10 6tc Johnson. 1 10 Stp --- FlJRNISHEll APARTMENT in James Bryanl, Jr whose place of residence is unknown ; Lucille Powers, whose place of residence is 0742 Sp•rt•. Det.oot 10, Michigall Bartlett Park Pr. whose place of re sident'"' i~ unk·t., ... n the un·, known heir\ rlt··•~n·~. kgatees, dislributcc s, ad min i~lrd lOrs. t!XeCU· t'Jrs, if any, of Bartll'lt Parker. Dt!ceased; Alice Forti . whose place o! rt'sidence is unknow11. Mrs. Wendell Fulton. wh.csp place of residence is unknown ; Sar·11h Holm ben, whose place of rcs idblt'e is unknown ; :0.1P; Br·rt Higley . whose place o f ff'l>irlt•rwr· is unkn own : Louise Exline , whose place of resIdence is unkHown The Maynard Coa l Com pany . a rorporat ion. wtwse re sirlencr- , or husiness address IS unknown wi ll t akt> noti('l' that on the 7th day of December 195!3. Htram SlilWt N , !w ing piainti[f, riled hi ~ petition 10 lht• Court of Common Pit•as. ~tcigs County, Ohio, C<Jsc No. 12.497 . against the above named partit's and others as defendants, allt•J;i ng that he has a le~al right to a nd is seized in fe~ simp le of the undivided 23/24ths. part of the following de· scribed pan:els of real estate, towit : worst storm Ohio Fuel Gas Of TheW•'nter Plans Vinton Storage Project H't Mid t I s wes a., UNITED PRESS t The wd.r:at storm of th.e winter howled across the Midwest ud slammed into the Northeast today, piling up a foot of snow in some sections and snarling ' traffic on drift-choked roads. . . . At least s1x trafftc (Jea.ths w~rc blamed on the storm, mcludmg one in the S(Juthwest where wind !ilUSls of more than 70 mUes per hour ripped up blittding dust <;lorms. The ~torm piled an ttverage of t to HJ mches of snow in the Midwe8t, and in some l~alities reachcd a d epth of 12 mch.e s. Hea,vy , sno~ warnings were Issued for portiona of weste:.rn Pennsylvania, \tassachusetts and Rhode L!tlaod as the storm surg.ed eastward. Snow paclt:ed highways redu,.ed to a crawl in Kansu. NebraSka, - -- I .;-1-7-)- YUt: CAN (; lV\': YOUIL family and honll' IHlt ' lll :rl altf'ntinn and 1L1sn (':ll'll a guo d im'jJml' with u.~ sr•\lilllo: A~1111 ro~ll\l'lil'l>. lnler\' ir·w .~ hj·\d at Sl t:mHill'k 1\lnll'i, 1950 1•'0\tD THU{,'K. 1,2 ton, four Jan . II , n\ I :ill~ Jl - JJI. or wrltc ~Jwr·r11rttnsmi.~slon , Victnr Dahr, Eil'auur J~ rll nrh·l , Box 941.1. Ports· two mile north of Chesler . mouth. 1 0 :ltc I 8 :UIJ , K14n' TO BECOME 195a (iiRvRoLET~~;dan, vs A BRANCH MANAGER motor wl~h overdrive, radio, IN CONSUMER he&ln, sut C(lVert, dark green FINANCE lloisll . $174~.00. Pomeroy Motor 11 28 t1 Here i" a jnh .1·ou wi ll hke-.-dealCo. 1 ms cilP:t"110LET, 4 J!., 2 ton e ln~ wilh pcur1le and scovi ng thctr blue finiRh, UIO IJerles, hea ler, rinancial nJ'('ds. clean. $70ft00. Pomeroy Mulor Co. 11 28 tf If )'Oil like ,·a r it·ty iu a joh you wtll .:l'l it here. You will deal wil.h 11m2 STIJDEDAKJtft, 2 dr., V8 fly · all klndH or pNl[li(' . . . sou will dramatic drive, heater, very work indoor~ anrl out ... you will clean , one owner, Pome- take lo;.n applkatinn11 _.. ,you will roy Motor Co U 28 H appr(Jve ercdlt!l.. .yuu will handle C(Jlh•ctinns . .you wi ll help morll53 FORD, t dr., lovely cream chant.H with their srlli n )( probl em~ and LeJae, IJStumhne, V8 010l or . tuu.l many other things. ll.ln Y~..;r, adlo.. heater, aeat covers, Fordomatlc and ConUn- Good d!lrlins.: saiar.v . . .excell ent ent.al trho. $100.00. .PomeroJ traininJ,C pro11ram. . .fnr ly adMotor Co. 11 28 t1 vanet•mc nt. .. cxt·eplio nal bene rn. 19M BlJJl:l\, t dr. hord top, beautl- plnu . .all thr ~r· nnd more arc lul a lone areen tlntth, whl~e yours wit h Eronomy . wall Urea, ~ mllea&c, dyaatlow, ra<tlo, beater. $2293.00. We- nt•Ni trainct'~ ror the position Pomen:1y Motor Co. 11 28 tf M Bflllli'h Mau:rJlr' r now in tile (:tlllipo!is. Pt~OI{'t·oy and Be lpre offices.. lll~h School grady;ates, llJ!It:.~ 20 to :i-' .8eC Mr. H:lnd)' for a confidential per sonal interview. 2 dr. with tires, prit•rd to 1w ll U11tla nd Furniture Cn.. Hnl lantT I 0 llll' i\CT NOW PLYMOUTH, lw atr·r. 4 ~ood Save $100 tu $ JO()O l, :l and :3 bedrooms larre !'10t:k . lllU:-il go! Bring yo·t ;r dl~!iiiTS and your prohlt~ms, move in l mttorrow _ Trv us we're dc ;ilin g un the "~·cf)-: lowest terms! Ten Wides, Huge Selection fo'rrt~ dt•llvuy, Qutck. Open 7 days. ----~--· - Waverly Mobile Home Sales, Inc. ll . S. 23 South W i\ VERI.Y, 01110 ~-··-- He.oo. EcC)nomy !!i•Ylngs & Lo•n Co. lOO W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, Ohio 2,58103lc ':ierv1c~ --------- --- tiiEo- c0-:\LrliilNACE. dark Wooten i''llll ~ · COAT. Sl~ au. only worn om·c. Just llkc new. Shcluld be seen to be appreciated. Will sell 1o1t. ~f price. l'I!Ono 389-M. "Build &erter For Loss" GRUE~ER BLOCK ; CO. 3 Milos North of Pomoroy On Rt . 33. Coli Wm. Gruo1or, ===;;R;:;o<:::;k:;S~o;;r:;ln~"':;:::;:::;::;: -··- ____ - - -- - - - - WE BUY OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Phono 510 reavement the service of a trusl worthy funer11l director Ia lnd•sPCPllable. They also welcumtJ t~1e \uformaUon and couMel reo::elv· ed at b' t'loor Model 21" CROSLEY TELE-~ · VISION, like new $95.00 Tu. 2· RADiu & TEL~VISION SERVIC]I 176::1 New Haven, w. Va . Phoae 200. Ueland AppUaoce _ _ _ 1 ~~~-Sture, 118 W. Mala St., Polllerol t-23--tf Table• Top I;AS JlANGE. Also 2 Iota. Woodrow Zwillinfi, Syra - FOREM<:\~ • ABBoTr-ii."-SD. dae. · • · ' · 1 9 Jlp VfCF. All ll'aket H.c palrnd by Sl pt~rt TechnlnaM. Phoae 82H Y cheap. Middleport 8-15-tf Phone 105-X. l 9 3tt· . JIAY FOR SALE - Joh~ Wo tfc SAVE ON YOUR Sll"E rop.olr Jt Racinl' ShiJII!! Shop Letart f-'a l\5, l'hone 2278. 11 30 tl 1 9 3tc ODI Women 's CONCRETf!! BLOCKS Factop 'l'ndned COI.:.LINS JWWELERS. p. •.,..... Hl-tl palrJn.c 1951 FORD TR-ACTOn and equip· ment. Inquire at Ewing Hutton, 'Rutland, o. 1 10 6tc AUTO SALES When people suddenly fa~ be- Wu.ca watrh:makttr, RESTAUHANT BUSINESS - Will st'll equlpment wllh bu•inciiK or separately. Rt. No. 33. Inquire at White 's Place. 1 10 3tp METROPOLITAN a. QUICK SERVICil: 00 - - Good All Makes and Models . STRUCTURAL I aiAMS ICRAP' IRON- MaT ALl Phone 4::1 2 for appointment. ( 20 I Bust ness e~l11 le . 1:?0 HI Insurance ~ ·- - · --~- -·- - Barnr.s-Simpaon lnsuranre Alene, Middleport. Fire- • Automobile: BonN. Ph011• 631 tJ..X ·~ COMPLE'Il: Inau.r.,.,ee Proteetioe. Llf&, Mlto, f'lr•, Polio. call Dou MU111, Middleport. Oblo ----- ---· - ·--·---- CLASS MEETS MONDAY The D :m ~ htP rs of H~tlh ('las" nf lhr United Mrthn1lil'l Chu rc h 'will Mls! Lucy Gi.bb>l, mcflt at Ltw c hu rth. Monday at 12 o 'cloeli., ror a potlttc:k luncltcon ~ 10 Uti tWd w ~:c huirl- Trevey-Finsterwald Funeral Home In the prayer of said petition platnliff pt"a)·s that hl8 interCflt 1~ -;a id real e'ltate may be set off to him in severalty and for partitions nf said real estate, according to the respective rishts or the per~ sons thereto, and in case partl· lion of said aforesaid described real estate canno\ be made without manife11t injury to the \'alue thPrcof, then th1t aaid real estate may be adjudged to one or mOM of the parti•s to this suit upOn ~· lec1ion , as provided by law. and Ill rase real ef;f,atc is not adjudged ·, to one (If more parties to Lhis suit upon election, as provided by law, t hf'n that said real estate may be sold, f~cc arid elear ~ any and all daJm!l, ri;ht11 anct lnteruts of each and all the patties to tbit suit. Plaintlft h1rther prays 1hat tiw said defendanls and r.'!Lch of thrm h(' roqYircd Lo set up wh.at· C\'N r1ght11, claiml nr intl'rcsts tlwy and e'arh of them ha ve in said real cst.ate or be fore vr r bar· red from .assertinJ pme, and (or othl'r proper relief. SH id partiea are requircr\. to am1wer on or before the 2nd day of March. A. eO, 1957. Dated Janu~ry tth . 1957. Hiram Slawter crow rl Crow Attorneys for Pl,lntlfls {!) 10. 17. 24. 31, (2) 7, 14 6tc In adrHtlon they can see\lre 11mtl· lt.v merchandise without extraButternut Ave., INSURANCE AGENC flrt, Automobll•, H..lth ACCIDINT Llftr. Caau•ltv •nd lomts 28. Write SO. Small IJI:ream MAX WARII •·~!'!~··· ................. h:'o:2'it .._ - 61 . ~ - ' "-;::;' . ('* "" _ __,;,'..;;;-~ · -.·;..;~~~~;;;;'";.._· WATCH · OR HIM ·' I.IL ABNER ...._W' s•. Plant OVUle Sll. Tteker - 32. Not .M.Colleee ~loq-ed I OhiO} 31. Salt 39. Tret · ~ - H'Cb (m\&1,) '!' ' ' . I eRUGS .BEDROOM SUITES '/. IT AU. TAKES PLACE AT THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT .. If It's Meat Buys You're Looking For- ... - Take a .Look at A&P You11 Be Thrilled to See How You Save! ----------------------------~~) Come See .. , You'sa Save at A&Pl HUNO.AAIAh REF\!GEESr cluster at a vtenn, bulletin bdt..J which li sts nlln;t's of those schedu led to go' to new homes In other co un~ 1 rie~. This ls p(Jrt of the Jnler~Covernmental Committee tor· J•:uropran Migration (ICEM) ortlce. ,, ( IJit Crlt<lUonat) · • - · 65c -.. -· ' ..., ... _' ,_. - -- IVWBR VAA ~py. QXB JVKQOKAHKO-KCI>Ili\'C Cn.l'IJOn Mondxidt' Danger Signals Yettenlay"e ~Qllloquo~: THJC LOSS OF w .J~AJ.~TH JS LOSS OF DIRT . . • TIIIC HAPPY MAll'S Wl'l'II01JT A SHIRT - JOHN HEY\VOOD, _ ___ ...., _ _,._•_>14 .. winter, llut by &lOt Ptotva .,...'*41 ' !lEST IN THE N-:: AT-:-IO _N _ __ New Potatoes • 41bs. 29t: A&P's Regalo Brand ... Red, sOlid ltlpe large lubes Salad Tomatoes· 2 for 49t: From Nearby Farms ... E\'ery Egg Guaranteed! SMAI.L UNCLASSIFIED Beef Roast · - - - 53t: lb. Carton Eggs · • 44t: doz. Fancy Wisconsin ... Aged, Tangy Flavor AGED &-MONTHS A&P Super- Righi .. , Boneless,l.ean 59t: lb. Sharp Cheese - · • 59t: lb. Mode wilb pure frnll and cane sugar . . . Top Quallly! .. ANN PAGE ... Pure Strawberry, Reg. 69< SPECIAl A&P Super-Righl ... Pure Pork, Lelll-Roll Slyle NANCY Preserves - • 21b. jar 60t: Roll Sausage • - - 35t: lb. DOES YOUR UNCLE S'TILL WORK AT THE Sliced ...... 2 cans 63c DEL MONTE Pineapple PineappleJuice 2 20-os. 46-os. SPECIAl.! Butter • 2 28-os. • 10rs I l-Ib. con 79c 59c SPECIAL! ' Butter 24-os. jar SPECIAL! -~ Dressing ·pt. jor 29c .SPECIAL! ANN PAGE ... SPAGIIETI'Ior 2 l-Ib. pkgs. . 33e ,. I ·~ . ' ',(·; ' ~ ,J ' ... ' "" SPECIAl.! ANN PAGE .. , PURE, GROUND Black Pepper 45c SiGN 'DEPARTMENT? •O· 53c 55c EVERY ME/\1. BRAND ... RICH FLAVOR CITY ,. ·, t SPECIAL! DEL MONTE ... RICII PURE JUICE Macaroni c.,.torNm qao..••• Florida Red Bliss ... Unifonn Size A&P Super- Righi ... Round Bone or ENGLISH SPECI'A L ... Clt.USHED IN SYRUP - TOJ CHESTP.R CAULIFLOWER BIG, WHITE 29•,_ AND FRESH lb. ' 35¢ • JVA Q!CB "I . D POBX, - i · FRESH TEXAS · · · · SNOW·WHIT~ FRESHLY GROUiMD BEEF Beef Stew - - • ~il ~:.ti( A VAA ·· ..o..:.ith, Dodge Safely e onaullant "SUPER-RIGIIT " QUALITY .... LEAN, 100% BEEF - --··-- ~~'TORM~"A-;;;;Ib .:-;& ;;;;;.--.~--;;ll ---,-·----o-;~- i .·Salad lr. MIODLIPORT, OHIO 6136-M PHONES 1311 rHieJ'LUT • On All Furniture ANN PAGE .. . OUR FINEST QUALITY Real Estate Broker 115 L DiCk· CLEARANCE SAlE Peanut Rodney Downln~ ~ .... ..... to. M&J'I'• .fAJ\'VARY CHOICE BOTTOM CUTS - CUT FOR ROASTS OR STEAKS ... STEER BEEF ... l Apple I DAILY BAKER FURNITURE'S ANN PAGE ... CREAMY-SMOOTH I,;;;;:::::;:::;;::;: BUENOS AIHf'.S. UP - Juan , Manuel.. lfanglo. the ~year.oJd \ ArgenlinJa n world IUiQ!1lOb0e raeltna ch~mp w n , LS favored t.o win Sunda)'. s Argllntme .G(anpnx. He wtl l drl\'t' a .\l ase tatl 1 ll:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~---;;;;:;;;;;.;;;;;Th;:;•~nei;;w;;i'~to~r~a~ge~u~e~a~,~S~t~.~C~la~if;;;,;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:.l '!he aforesaid described parcels Plaintiff further alleges in his that James Bryant, Jr. is ~f'Lzf'd of the undivided l!24th part [Jf each or said parcels or real Psla le. Plaintiff rurther allegE-s that The Maymml Coal Compan y <~ Corporation, ma y claim an i~ter. esl in 13 acres o£ coal underlying Parcel· No. 2, \.v virtue of a deed recorded in Vol . 113, Page 268, Uced Record!, Meigs County, Ohio. Furthermore thnt the defendan ts. R(Jrtlett Parker and the unk~w,...:n heirs , de.vhces, legatees, rlt.~lrth.ulees , adminllltrat·o rs, execu~ \ or~. tf any. of Bartlett Parker, DI'PP.ascd ; Allee- Ford, Mrs. Wcnlir-11 Fulton; Sarah Holniben ; Mrs. Ht·rt Higley and Louiae Exline may cl11im an interest in the ' 13 :rc rc s of coal underlying Parcel No. 2 by virtue of the said deed rt•l'orded In Vol . 113, PaRe 268 of thr Oeed Records of Meigs County Ohio. Pl11intirf fllrther alleges in the petition that the Division or Ald for the Aged Deputment or Pul> lJr .welfare State of Ohio. baR or . rlmms to have a Hen on said real ,A.VoaiD ARGINTI .. I 22. Oonnlct 23. Placa •P•rt 2t. Tellur· • lum feym.l 2tJ. Mustc ROUNI.l STEAK pe~Hion COLUMBUS, Ohio, UP -Robin Yreerna.rt. devotlna mMt (If h1s time to hLI law ttu.dlot at Ohio State, has dteided to abandon plan• to play butetball. Tbe former AU-American who loti one finger in a woodchopping accldf.'J!t h.Mt year, was 11lated to play for a Iota! team in the Columbus !I I western cities, but Midway Airport bct ng a surveyed description of the real e~tate deJcribed tn Vol. t 19. page 628 of the Deed Records Meigs Coun'r, Ohio. ' OF 1M or I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 10,-1117-' PliiMA14 SAYS "ND" ~ linK 90 new atonie wellt; 2. Con· poasible for our customer! to bave venion of aix former produclni gu to heal their homes In wintergas wells to storq:e; 3. Installa- at a moderate cost," he emphul· tion of 15-1 miles new pipelines; zed. and 4. Constroction of a new compressor station, including three buildings .t o house compressor en· About 55 per cent of the gaa eines, measuring equipment, and used by Ohio Fuel customers on auxiliary equipment. · a near zero day cornea from un~ derground storage, St. Clair !'laid . A&P SUPER,RIGHT QUALITY .. TENDER, JUICY T AlLERS 1953 Jow;~, Missouri, Illinois, Wis...-onsln, Mich1ga11 an d Indian • . Air travel was dtsrupted at several mid- l derway In 1967. pending approval of tht' Federal Pawer Commlsslon , St. Cllir said. h - be d 11 T e new area WL • name the McArthur _unde.~ground Starage Area. Located west Of McAr· thur, it will be Ohio Fu~l 's sixth largeet storage area, Wlth a ca.. paeity of lOlh billion cubic feet of m chicago remained open throughoul the storm. South of tbe Widespread snow belt , a lls:tardous sheet of freedna rain ked highwa ys In sout.hem Kansas northern Oklahoma and west·central Illinois. The storm also dumped two feet of new snow in the higher reacbea of the Colorado Rbckie. and aevera! mountain highwaY• were blocked by snowdldea. Travel across the Continental Divide WIB reported aazardous Early this mornl~g temperatures included New York. 35, Milmi 80, ginning 103 rotls North of the Chicage 17. Grantsburg, Wia., 18 South West rorner or Section No. below, Denver 11, Los Angelel 56 anJI Seattle, 37. 1; thence East 149 feet ; thence North 15 Deg. East 2172 £eet to the Southeast corner o£ a 5 acre tract formerly sold to Wllbur Reeves :thence North 83 Deg. West 194 feet along the South side of the said 5 acres; thence South 38 Deg. West 810 teet to the West line of Section No. 1; thence ~outh on Se~tion line 1fiBO teet to point or beginning , containing 21 aeres more or less. This land subject to an oil and ga~ lease, also a rigllt of way for egress and lngreSi to the land lyillg south of tbe above described tracts; aJso, a right of way for power poles for the tranamlssion of electricit;y over the same. Excepting approximately 3¥4 ac~es of co~l In Pittabursh No. 8 vem of eoaL which said S'lt. aeres are rl~scribed in Vol. 108, page 253 or the Deed Records of Meigs Count'y, Ohio. HIGHEST PRICES paid for junk PARCEL No. 1: Middleport , Call 0170.J. and wre<"ked cars. New Haven, The following Rral Estate situ1 9 6tc Turner 2-4414 . 1 10 6tp n~ U v _....... 5 Room modPrLl AP·A -R - TMEN _ T ., a ted in the County of Meigs, in the omp ete "n-~ I. {;n :tar.~-u', State of Ohio. and in the Town · ' ll~:ar,einil and bub lerTice. call Pomeroy 275·J or Middle- ship of Rutland , and bounded and A11ckelt'~ Safet:J Servlee. We-" port 6048· -· _ _ _: ~-t~f deserih!!d as follows : In Section 'Wain Stnet. Pom~ _-_O _hl!- SLEEPING HOOMS, clo:;e in town, No. 7, Tuwn A 11 nri n a ng!! 14 of th e sAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? 127 Butternut. 12 29 12tc Ohio Company's Purchase : Begin· Baker's will give yuu the best nin g 103 ruds North of the South trade on furniture or applian- 1 ·'ur retrt t.IL'Clc'..: wit.llfu~~ :.!- 1 East corner of Section No. 7; res. 4.-6 l[. ~teamr.r. Cli nton fli"ber, Mirl thence West 1206 rcrt; thence dlepl.rt. Ph. fi265·X . ll ·l·tl North 22 deg_ Ea!>t 275 ft!~t. thrnce (8) Auto Sal~ ;i ROOMS, - t:URNISHED apart-- North 40 d('g . East 2A9 feet; thencP mcnt with b11th. 109 Union Ave ., North 48 Deg. East 187 fc('t; or call 494-Y. Percy L. Peoples. thence North 61 Dec. East 594 feet 1956 PONTIAC 860 4 dr. [l]x tf thence North 341~ Deg. East 91J 12 26 Sedan. !l ydramatic drive, Jess _ __:__. feet; thence North 17 lfl Deg. East than 6.000 miles. $2595.00. Blaet · For re~teoaiOD IAidder.. 198 feet ; then re North 14 l)eg. 1 10 6tc tnacs, Pomeroy . Scaffold Bu~~ord!l, D~ Clothrl. East 280 feel :thf.' nce North 38 Deg. East 33 feel lo the East line CUnton J1111her, )l!ddleport. 1955 rORD VR Ranch Wagon Pbone 6:l65-X.. ll·t.d of Section No. 7; thence South on Sparkli ng original blue (inish . SE>rtion line 1680 f£>i'l to point or S harp car. $1995.00. Blacttn<~r 's. ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One b Pg inning. contain ing 10 acres Pomeroy. 1 10 Otc 8 room bouse Newly decorated more or les:s. PARCEL No. 2: inside aniJ out. A. N. Bengtl. 1955 i'ONl'IAC Dlx . 2 dr . Cata lina 'l'hc f ollo win~ Rc <il E:-;talc situP0nwroy. 11 1 tf C'p<'. One car¥ful loca.i owner. H-elpWant·ed 'f;I<J!c '"' io lhc. Coun ty of Meigs, the Hydtllmattc drive. $2095.()(1. ' uf Ohio and in th<• Township Blael\nar'•. Pomeroy . 1 10 Ol<' · · - --- - - - - -----~ of Rutland and bounrled and dcs---·--·--WANTETl-- loca\ mnrricd man, 23 eri hNI a~ fnllows : rn _,crt io n No. 1. 19!'A IHIICK Ct•nlury 4 dr . SPri Ml. to :!5 wilh htv.h st"houl education Town No. fi an Hang(' No. 14 of Spotlt·h~ onj:lirlal finish. DynaThis iJ> a !->eiliug Jilh with high the Ohio Compa ny's Purchast> : RefliH'i drive _ $ 18{1 ~.00. Blocltnar's pay. For intun' II'W upply at thf! Pom1• ro~·I 10 6Lc: l'omrroy :;itlnrwo Sta\lon , J~n. ll an d 12 hr-!Wt·t·n !i.liU and 7 .00 1'. 19!'i:l c:m:vnoLET 210 4 dr . S<'dan M. 1 to :uc 'l'll RF.E ACHES LEVEL (;HOUND On~inai mt•\a llit· ~rr'\' fints h. four room hou ql'. l')cc:tririty. At Shnws !(Oild can•. $H9~ .0n Bl:wtt - CAN YOll l'S~: $:1~ · $W a week Applt• {;rove : St•c Alex Whr'PlN _ 1n additi on tn yo ur prt~!Wnl nar' s. l 'rtlll t'l'oy . I 10 r;1 :• I 10 31c t•;rrntH.:s'.' SullPI~ l'nn sumers i11 SIX f-100 .\IS :rrrd hath, $4.'i00.00 . l' t•merrr y w1th l11r· lar~1! Haw· 195:1 ll i i]( 'K VH Hllitdmi1~-<1N f'flll v. 116 Lrwu -.;t SL. l'unn•roy or call lr'l~h Luw ~tart t· arning immcd· t' Lll' . Pow('r MII'Crtn).\ , br<Jkt•s, & 511\ 'lor fl39 \. l Hl3tc ia h·ly . W r:l(· 1\awll'i).( h's. Uept window s. All kat.hrr sr·ats . UH L - 840 ~17ll, 1· rn•port , Ill . $1 :m~ . 00. Blat•ttnltr's, l'um('roy 1 10 1 I 10 Ott· I !'Lms fur the developmen,t of thr unw Fuel Gas Company's tent h underground storalile area for natur~ l gas, in Vinton County, were ·announoed 1 ~lay iby ReV St. cllur Middl~port manager for ras. .....,............. • - · ·...... - - - . !" .. . -~ - .Join. · · - - -..,......1-., uid will help Ob10 . F~ ull!l. meet lnTbe projtct, whieh will coat Development of the MeArthur ere~ain 1 demandJ for natural aaL $2,700,000 is scheduled to cet un- atoru;e area will inelude: 1. Drll~ "Undereround 1toraee makes U Ohio Fuel -.... - J \ -- J' ' . WIIJJI! ·~a ·• • YES .... 1. SUPPOSE I DTD r 6IJT W'HY F CUT OF- CUQ'IOSfiY •... OR BECAUSE )oQ) STILL LOVE. BRAD f> �______ ------· -------- .. _ .,_ I ----- • lEGAL NOTICE 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd lepor t, 0 ., Jan 10, 1957 WAN'l' .WS , Sl N HAY BOTTLED C.A.S stove good cond ition , reasonably priced . PJuL Lawrem·e, Portland I' ~ Lul' kS 21 1·7-tf l8tu 2 cent. per word, ODII!! lnaertiOII. Mmlmum charge 50c.- 1 W ..l.H\1 • cents pN word for three contei:utive JDS'!'rti~nl•lpecla~ --vt.e mouth f~:~r 2:i ~101C\l~G Automalll! ga~ CJ:nrl.•l•Lf. 511tl0<1 BTU . L'sed 2 W L't·h~. IHJCr:J to sell. Phone 386. 1 8 3tc --·-- -· ceau por ...... l'u1l rate or 2 e.<11bl per word will GAS CIRCL'LATING HEATER, 60,be: charged fo-r ""vertisi.ng if not pald for befin'e the 25tb of each 000 BTU , like new . $50.00. Also 20 gauge Wiuchestcr pump gun. l'all 516 -~1 or 9391. 1 8 3tc month following Insertion. i.n Advertlstng-SbouJd be 1 re~llil ltnmediat.el;y. Tbe Dall;y 12 Sentinel will not be responsible for mCK'e than one incorrect insertlon. 1 Error -COON IIOL ND~. 2 --- --ELI-:CTJHC hot platf's, 2 fJve ton house J_acks Marshall !\1lilcr, Jr , OownJnJ;:ton. 1 8 6tp - ' •n• .- -- -· I 1 Sp.clal N<r 0-For Sa le or Rent tice• of Evf'nU printed at ngu·~ -- --·---'- - - - - · - _ lar cla.ulfied rates Obltuarie 5 SIX ROOM HO USE in Racine. CaU publ.i.6hed ell 1 C!'! Dt per word. Racine :1217 or sec Darlene - - - -Graham. 1 8 6tc -~ '~ottCf'S :;aro or ·n,. ... ----- ' 141 For Rent ON TillS DATE , Jan. 10. 1957 and after I will not be responsible FOUR ROOM , newly furnished apartment , nrxt to Meigs Genfor a ny dcbt.s contracted by any era l Hospital . Phoac 18·J, Chrisont other than myself. Edward tine Beegi('. I 10 6tc Johnson. 1 10 Stp --- FlJRNISHEll APARTMENT in James Bryanl, Jr whose place of residence is unknown ; Lucille Powers, whose place of residence is 0742 Sp•rt•. Det.oot 10, Michigall Bartlett Park Pr. whose place of re sident'"' i~ unk·t., ... n the un·, known heir\ rlt··•~n·~. kgatees, dislributcc s, ad min i~lrd lOrs. t!XeCU· t'Jrs, if any, of Bartll'lt Parker. Dt!ceased; Alice Forti . whose place o! rt'sidence is unknow11. Mrs. Wendell Fulton. wh.csp place of residence is unknown ; Sar·11h Holm ben, whose place of rcs idblt'e is unknown ; :0.1P; Br·rt Higley . whose place o f ff'l>irlt•rwr· is unkn own : Louise Exline , whose place of resIdence is unkHown The Maynard Coa l Com pany . a rorporat ion. wtwse re sirlencr- , or husiness address IS unknown wi ll t akt> noti('l' that on the 7th day of December 195!3. Htram SlilWt N , !w ing piainti[f, riled hi ~ petition 10 lht• Court of Common Pit•as. ~tcigs County, Ohio, C<Jsc No. 12.497 . against the above named partit's and others as defendants, allt•J;i ng that he has a le~al right to a nd is seized in fe~ simp le of the undivided 23/24ths. part of the following de· scribed pan:els of real estate, towit : worst storm Ohio Fuel Gas Of TheW•'nter Plans Vinton Storage Project H't Mid t I s wes a., UNITED PRESS t The wd.r:at storm of th.e winter howled across the Midwest ud slammed into the Northeast today, piling up a foot of snow in some sections and snarling ' traffic on drift-choked roads. . . . At least s1x trafftc (Jea.ths w~rc blamed on the storm, mcludmg one in the S(Juthwest where wind !ilUSls of more than 70 mUes per hour ripped up blittding dust <;lorms. The ~torm piled an ttverage of t to HJ mches of snow in the Midwe8t, and in some l~alities reachcd a d epth of 12 mch.e s. Hea,vy , sno~ warnings were Issued for portiona of weste:.rn Pennsylvania, \tassachusetts and Rhode L!tlaod as the storm surg.ed eastward. Snow paclt:ed highways redu,.ed to a crawl in Kansu. NebraSka, - -- I .;-1-7-)- YUt: CAN (; lV\': YOUIL family and honll' IHlt ' lll :rl altf'ntinn and 1L1sn (':ll'll a guo d im'jJml' with u.~ sr•\lilllo: A~1111 ro~ll\l'lil'l>. lnler\' ir·w .~ hj·\d at Sl t:mHill'k 1\lnll'i, 1950 1•'0\tD THU{,'K. 1,2 ton, four Jan . II , n\ I :ill~ Jl - JJI. or wrltc ~Jwr·r11rttnsmi.~slon , Victnr Dahr, Eil'auur J~ rll nrh·l , Box 941.1. Ports· two mile north of Chesler . mouth. 1 0 :ltc I 8 :UIJ , K14n' TO BECOME 195a (iiRvRoLET~~;dan, vs A BRANCH MANAGER motor wl~h overdrive, radio, IN CONSUMER he&ln, sut C(lVert, dark green FINANCE lloisll . $174~.00. Pomeroy Motor 11 28 t1 Here i" a jnh .1·ou wi ll hke-.-dealCo. 1 ms cilP:t"110LET, 4 J!., 2 ton e ln~ wilh pcur1le and scovi ng thctr blue finiRh, UIO IJerles, hea ler, rinancial nJ'('ds. clean. $70ft00. Pomeroy Mulor Co. 11 28 tf If )'Oil like ,·a r it·ty iu a joh you wtll .:l'l it here. You will deal wil.h 11m2 STIJDEDAKJtft, 2 dr., V8 fly · all klndH or pNl[li(' . . . sou will dramatic drive, heater, very work indoor~ anrl out ... you will clean , one owner, Pome- take lo;.n applkatinn11 _.. ,you will roy Motor Co U 28 H appr(Jve ercdlt!l.. .yuu will handle C(Jlh•ctinns . .you wi ll help morll53 FORD, t dr., lovely cream chant.H with their srlli n )( probl em~ and LeJae, IJStumhne, V8 010l or . tuu.l many other things. ll.ln Y~..;r, adlo.. heater, aeat covers, Fordomatlc and ConUn- Good d!lrlins.: saiar.v . . .excell ent ent.al trho. $100.00. .PomeroJ traininJ,C pro11ram. . .fnr ly adMotor Co. 11 28 t1 vanet•mc nt. .. cxt·eplio nal bene rn. 19M BlJJl:l\, t dr. hord top, beautl- plnu . .all thr ~r· nnd more arc lul a lone areen tlntth, whl~e yours wit h Eronomy . wall Urea, ~ mllea&c, dyaatlow, ra<tlo, beater. $2293.00. We- nt•Ni trainct'~ ror the position Pomen:1y Motor Co. 11 28 tf M Bflllli'h Mau:rJlr' r now in tile (:tlllipo!is. Pt~OI{'t·oy and Be lpre offices.. lll~h School grady;ates, llJ!It:.~ 20 to :i-' .8eC Mr. H:lnd)' for a confidential per sonal interview. 2 dr. with tires, prit•rd to 1w ll U11tla nd Furniture Cn.. Hnl lantT I 0 llll' i\CT NOW PLYMOUTH, lw atr·r. 4 ~ood Save $100 tu $ JO()O l, :l and :3 bedrooms larre !'10t:k . lllU:-il go! Bring yo·t ;r dl~!iiiTS and your prohlt~ms, move in l mttorrow _ Trv us we're dc ;ilin g un the "~·cf)-: lowest terms! Ten Wides, Huge Selection fo'rrt~ dt•llvuy, Qutck. Open 7 days. ----~--· - Waverly Mobile Home Sales, Inc. ll . S. 23 South W i\ VERI.Y, 01110 ~-··-- He.oo. EcC)nomy !!i•Ylngs & Lo•n Co. lOO W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, Ohio 2,58103lc ':ierv1c~ --------- --- tiiEo- c0-:\LrliilNACE. dark Wooten i''llll ~ · COAT. Sl~ au. only worn om·c. Just llkc new. Shcluld be seen to be appreciated. Will sell 1o1t. ~f price. l'I!Ono 389-M. "Build &erter For Loss" GRUE~ER BLOCK ; CO. 3 Milos North of Pomoroy On Rt . 33. Coli Wm. Gruo1or, ===;;R;:;o<:::;k:;S~o;;r:;ln~"':;:::;:::;::;: -··- ____ - - -- - - - - WE BUY OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Phono 510 reavement the service of a trusl worthy funer11l director Ia lnd•sPCPllable. They also welcumtJ t~1e \uformaUon and couMel reo::elv· ed at b' t'loor Model 21" CROSLEY TELE-~ · VISION, like new $95.00 Tu. 2· RADiu & TEL~VISION SERVIC]I 176::1 New Haven, w. Va . Phoae 200. Ueland AppUaoce _ _ _ 1 ~~~-Sture, 118 W. Mala St., Polllerol t-23--tf Table• Top I;AS JlANGE. Also 2 Iota. Woodrow Zwillinfi, Syra - FOREM<:\~ • ABBoTr-ii."-SD. dae. · • · ' · 1 9 Jlp VfCF. All ll'aket H.c palrnd by Sl pt~rt TechnlnaM. Phoae 82H Y cheap. Middleport 8-15-tf Phone 105-X. l 9 3tt· . JIAY FOR SALE - Joh~ Wo tfc SAVE ON YOUR Sll"E rop.olr Jt Racinl' ShiJII!! Shop Letart f-'a l\5, l'hone 2278. 11 30 tl 1 9 3tc ODI Women 's CONCRETf!! BLOCKS Factop 'l'ndned COI.:.LINS JWWELERS. p. •.,..... Hl-tl palrJn.c 1951 FORD TR-ACTOn and equip· ment. Inquire at Ewing Hutton, 'Rutland, o. 1 10 6tc AUTO SALES When people suddenly fa~ be- Wu.ca watrh:makttr, RESTAUHANT BUSINESS - Will st'll equlpment wllh bu•inciiK or separately. Rt. No. 33. Inquire at White 's Place. 1 10 3tp METROPOLITAN a. QUICK SERVICil: 00 - - Good All Makes and Models . STRUCTURAL I aiAMS ICRAP' IRON- MaT ALl Phone 4::1 2 for appointment. ( 20 I Bust ness e~l11 le . 1:?0 HI Insurance ~ ·- - · --~- -·- - Barnr.s-Simpaon lnsuranre Alene, Middleport. Fire- • Automobile: BonN. Ph011• 631 tJ..X ·~ COMPLE'Il: Inau.r.,.,ee Proteetioe. Llf&, Mlto, f'lr•, Polio. call Dou MU111, Middleport. Oblo ----- ---· - ·--·---- CLASS MEETS MONDAY The D :m ~ htP rs of H~tlh ('las" nf lhr United Mrthn1lil'l Chu rc h 'will Mls! Lucy Gi.bb>l, mcflt at Ltw c hu rth. Monday at 12 o 'cloeli., ror a potlttc:k luncltcon ~ 10 Uti tWd w ~:c huirl- Trevey-Finsterwald Funeral Home In the prayer of said petition platnliff pt"a)·s that hl8 interCflt 1~ -;a id real e'ltate may be set off to him in severalty and for partitions nf said real estate, according to the respective rishts or the per~ sons thereto, and in case partl· lion of said aforesaid described real estate canno\ be made without manife11t injury to the \'alue thPrcof, then th1t aaid real estate may be adjudged to one or mOM of the parti•s to this suit upOn ~· lec1ion , as provided by law. and Ill rase real ef;f,atc is not adjudged ·, to one (If more parties to Lhis suit upon election, as provided by law, t hf'n that said real estate may be sold, f~cc arid elear ~ any and all daJm!l, ri;ht11 anct lnteruts of each and all the patties to tbit suit. Plaintlft h1rther prays 1hat tiw said defendanls and r.'!Lch of thrm h(' roqYircd Lo set up wh.at· C\'N r1ght11, claiml nr intl'rcsts tlwy and e'arh of them ha ve in said real cst.ate or be fore vr r bar· red from .assertinJ pme, and (or othl'r proper relief. SH id partiea are requircr\. to am1wer on or before the 2nd day of March. A. eO, 1957. Dated Janu~ry tth . 1957. Hiram Slawter crow rl Crow Attorneys for Pl,lntlfls {!) 10. 17. 24. 31, (2) 7, 14 6tc In adrHtlon they can see\lre 11mtl· lt.v merchandise without extraButternut Ave., INSURANCE AGENC flrt, Automobll•, H..lth ACCIDINT Llftr. Caau•ltv •nd lomts 28. Write SO. Small IJI:ream MAX WARII •·~!'!~··· ................. h:'o:2'it .._ - 61 . ~ - ' "-;::;' . ('* "" _ __,;,'..;;;-~ · -.·;..;~~~~;;;;'";.._· WATCH · OR HIM ·' I.IL ABNER ...._W' s•. Plant OVUle Sll. Tteker - 32. Not .M.Colleee ~loq-ed I OhiO} 31. Salt 39. Tret · ~ - H'Cb (m\&1,) '!' ' ' . I eRUGS .BEDROOM SUITES '/. IT AU. TAKES PLACE AT THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT .. If It's Meat Buys You're Looking For- ... - Take a .Look at A&P You11 Be Thrilled to See How You Save! ----------------------------~~) Come See .. , You'sa Save at A&Pl HUNO.AAIAh REF\!GEESr cluster at a vtenn, bulletin bdt..J which li sts nlln;t's of those schedu led to go' to new homes In other co un~ 1 rie~. This ls p(Jrt of the Jnler~Covernmental Committee tor· J•:uropran Migration (ICEM) ortlce. ,, ( IJit Crlt<lUonat) · • - · 65c -.. -· ' ..., ... _' ,_. - -- IVWBR VAA ~py. QXB JVKQOKAHKO-KCI>Ili\'C Cn.l'IJOn Mondxidt' Danger Signals Yettenlay"e ~Qllloquo~: THJC LOSS OF w .J~AJ.~TH JS LOSS OF DIRT . . • TIIIC HAPPY MAll'S Wl'l'II01JT A SHIRT - JOHN HEY\VOOD, _ ___ ...., _ _,._•_>14 .. winter, llut by &lOt Ptotva .,...'*41 ' !lEST IN THE N-:: AT-:-IO _N _ __ New Potatoes • 41bs. 29t: A&P's Regalo Brand ... Red, sOlid ltlpe large lubes Salad Tomatoes· 2 for 49t: From Nearby Farms ... E\'ery Egg Guaranteed! SMAI.L UNCLASSIFIED Beef Roast · - - - 53t: lb. Carton Eggs · • 44t: doz. Fancy Wisconsin ... Aged, Tangy Flavor AGED &-MONTHS A&P Super- Righi .. , Boneless,l.ean 59t: lb. Sharp Cheese - · • 59t: lb. Mode wilb pure frnll and cane sugar . . . Top Quallly! .. ANN PAGE ... Pure Strawberry, Reg. 69< SPECIAl A&P Super-Righl ... Pure Pork, Lelll-Roll Slyle NANCY Preserves - • 21b. jar 60t: Roll Sausage • - - 35t: lb. DOES YOUR UNCLE S'TILL WORK AT THE Sliced ...... 2 cans 63c DEL MONTE Pineapple PineappleJuice 2 20-os. 46-os. SPECIAl.! Butter • 2 28-os. • 10rs I l-Ib. con 79c 59c SPECIAL! ' Butter 24-os. jar SPECIAL! -~ Dressing ·pt. jor 29c .SPECIAL! ANN PAGE ... SPAGIIETI'Ior 2 l-Ib. pkgs. . 33e ,. I ·~ . ' ',(·; ' ~ ,J ' ... ' "" SPECIAl.! ANN PAGE .. , PURE, GROUND Black Pepper 45c SiGN 'DEPARTMENT? •O· 53c 55c EVERY ME/\1. BRAND ... RICH FLAVOR CITY ,. ·, t SPECIAL! DEL MONTE ... RICII PURE JUICE Macaroni c.,.torNm qao..••• Florida Red Bliss ... Unifonn Size A&P Super- Righi ... Round Bone or ENGLISH SPECI'A L ... Clt.USHED IN SYRUP - TOJ CHESTP.R CAULIFLOWER BIG, WHITE 29•,_ AND FRESH lb. ' 35¢ • JVA Q!CB "I . D POBX, - i · FRESH TEXAS · · · · SNOW·WHIT~ FRESHLY GROUiMD BEEF Beef Stew - - • ~il ~:.ti( A VAA ·· ..o..:.ith, Dodge Safely e onaullant "SUPER-RIGIIT " QUALITY .... LEAN, 100% BEEF - --··-- ~~'TORM~"A-;;;;Ib .:-;& ;;;;;.--.~--;;ll ---,-·----o-;~- i .·Salad lr. MIODLIPORT, OHIO 6136-M PHONES 1311 rHieJ'LUT • On All Furniture ANN PAGE .. . OUR FINEST QUALITY Real Estate Broker 115 L DiCk· CLEARANCE SAlE Peanut Rodney Downln~ ~ .... ..... to. M&J'I'• .fAJ\'VARY CHOICE BOTTOM CUTS - CUT FOR ROASTS OR STEAKS ... STEER BEEF ... l Apple I DAILY BAKER FURNITURE'S ANN PAGE ... CREAMY-SMOOTH I,;;;;:::::;:::;;::;: BUENOS AIHf'.S. UP - Juan , Manuel.. lfanglo. the ~year.oJd \ ArgenlinJa n world IUiQ!1lOb0e raeltna ch~mp w n , LS favored t.o win Sunda)'. s Argllntme .G(anpnx. He wtl l drl\'t' a .\l ase tatl 1 ll:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~---;;;;:;;;;;.;;;;;Th;:;•~nei;;w;;i'~to~r~a~ge~u~e~a~,~S~t~.~C~la~if;;;,;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:.l '!he aforesaid described parcels Plaintiff further alleges in his that James Bryant, Jr. is ~f'Lzf'd of the undivided l!24th part [Jf each or said parcels or real Psla le. Plaintiff rurther allegE-s that The Maymml Coal Compan y <~ Corporation, ma y claim an i~ter. esl in 13 acres o£ coal underlying Parcel· No. 2, \.v virtue of a deed recorded in Vol . 113, Page 268, Uced Record!, Meigs County, Ohio. Furthermore thnt the defendan ts. R(Jrtlett Parker and the unk~w,...:n heirs , de.vhces, legatees, rlt.~lrth.ulees , adminllltrat·o rs, execu~ \ or~. tf any. of Bartlett Parker, DI'PP.ascd ; Allee- Ford, Mrs. Wcnlir-11 Fulton; Sarah Holniben ; Mrs. Ht·rt Higley and Louiae Exline may cl11im an interest in the ' 13 :rc rc s of coal underlying Parcel No. 2 by virtue of the said deed rt•l'orded In Vol . 113, PaRe 268 of thr Oeed Records of Meigs County Ohio. Pl11intirf fllrther alleges in the petition that the Division or Ald for the Aged Deputment or Pul> lJr .welfare State of Ohio. baR or . rlmms to have a Hen on said real ,A.VoaiD ARGINTI .. I 22. Oonnlct 23. Placa •P•rt 2t. Tellur· • lum feym.l 2tJ. Mustc ROUNI.l STEAK pe~Hion COLUMBUS, Ohio, UP -Robin Yreerna.rt. devotlna mMt (If h1s time to hLI law ttu.dlot at Ohio State, has dteided to abandon plan• to play butetball. Tbe former AU-American who loti one finger in a woodchopping accldf.'J!t h.Mt year, was 11lated to play for a Iota! team in the Columbus !I I western cities, but Midway Airport bct ng a surveyed description of the real e~tate deJcribed tn Vol. t 19. page 628 of the Deed Records Meigs Coun'r, Ohio. ' OF 1M or I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 10,-1117-' PliiMA14 SAYS "ND" ~ linK 90 new atonie wellt; 2. Con· poasible for our customer! to bave venion of aix former produclni gu to heal their homes In wintergas wells to storq:e; 3. Installa- at a moderate cost," he emphul· tion of 15-1 miles new pipelines; zed. and 4. Constroction of a new compressor station, including three buildings .t o house compressor en· About 55 per cent of the gaa eines, measuring equipment, and used by Ohio Fuel customers on auxiliary equipment. · a near zero day cornea from un~ derground storage, St. Clair !'laid . A&P SUPER,RIGHT QUALITY .. TENDER, JUICY T AlLERS 1953 Jow;~, Missouri, Illinois, Wis...-onsln, Mich1ga11 an d Indian • . Air travel was dtsrupted at several mid- l derway In 1967. pending approval of tht' Federal Pawer Commlsslon , St. Cllir said. h - be d 11 T e new area WL • name the McArthur _unde.~ground Starage Area. Located west Of McAr· thur, it will be Ohio Fu~l 's sixth largeet storage area, Wlth a ca.. paeity of lOlh billion cubic feet of m chicago remained open throughoul the storm. South of tbe Widespread snow belt , a lls:tardous sheet of freedna rain ked highwa ys In sout.hem Kansas northern Oklahoma and west·central Illinois. The storm also dumped two feet of new snow in the higher reacbea of the Colorado Rbckie. and aevera! mountain highwaY• were blocked by snowdldea. Travel across the Continental Divide WIB reported aazardous Early this mornl~g temperatures included New York. 35, Milmi 80, ginning 103 rotls North of the Chicage 17. Grantsburg, Wia., 18 South West rorner or Section No. below, Denver 11, Los Angelel 56 anJI Seattle, 37. 1; thence East 149 feet ; thence North 15 Deg. East 2172 £eet to the Southeast corner o£ a 5 acre tract formerly sold to Wllbur Reeves :thence North 83 Deg. West 194 feet along the South side of the said 5 acres; thence South 38 Deg. West 810 teet to the West line of Section No. 1; thence ~outh on Se~tion line 1fiBO teet to point or beginning , containing 21 aeres more or less. This land subject to an oil and ga~ lease, also a rigllt of way for egress and lngreSi to the land lyillg south of tbe above described tracts; aJso, a right of way for power poles for the tranamlssion of electricit;y over the same. Excepting approximately 3¥4 ac~es of co~l In Pittabursh No. 8 vem of eoaL which said S'lt. aeres are rl~scribed in Vol. 108, page 253 or the Deed Records of Meigs Count'y, Ohio. HIGHEST PRICES paid for junk PARCEL No. 1: Middleport , Call 0170.J. and wre<"ked cars. New Haven, The following Rral Estate situ1 9 6tc Turner 2-4414 . 1 10 6tp n~ U v _....... 5 Room modPrLl AP·A -R - TMEN _ T ., a ted in the County of Meigs, in the omp ete "n-~ I. {;n :tar.~-u', State of Ohio. and in the Town · ' ll~:ar,einil and bub lerTice. call Pomeroy 275·J or Middle- ship of Rutland , and bounded and A11ckelt'~ Safet:J Servlee. We-" port 6048· -· _ _ _: ~-t~f deserih!!d as follows : In Section 'Wain Stnet. Pom~ _-_O _hl!- SLEEPING HOOMS, clo:;e in town, No. 7, Tuwn A 11 nri n a ng!! 14 of th e sAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? 127 Butternut. 12 29 12tc Ohio Company's Purchase : Begin· Baker's will give yuu the best nin g 103 ruds North of the South trade on furniture or applian- 1 ·'ur retrt t.IL'Clc'..: wit.llfu~~ :.!- 1 East corner of Section No. 7; res. 4.-6 l[. ~teamr.r. Cli nton fli"ber, Mirl thence West 1206 rcrt; thence dlepl.rt. Ph. fi265·X . ll ·l·tl North 22 deg_ Ea!>t 275 ft!~t. thrnce (8) Auto Sal~ ;i ROOMS, - t:URNISHED apart-- North 40 d('g . East 2A9 feet; thencP mcnt with b11th. 109 Union Ave ., North 48 Deg. East 187 fc('t; or call 494-Y. Percy L. Peoples. thence North 61 Dec. East 594 feet 1956 PONTIAC 860 4 dr. [l]x tf thence North 341~ Deg. East 91J 12 26 Sedan. !l ydramatic drive, Jess _ __:__. feet; thence North 17 lfl Deg. East than 6.000 miles. $2595.00. Blaet · For re~teoaiOD IAidder.. 198 feet ; then re North 14 l)eg. 1 10 6tc tnacs, Pomeroy . Scaffold Bu~~ord!l, D~ Clothrl. East 280 feel :thf.' nce North 38 Deg. East 33 feel lo the East line CUnton J1111her, )l!ddleport. 1955 rORD VR Ranch Wagon Pbone 6:l65-X.. ll·t.d of Section No. 7; thence South on Sparkli ng original blue (inish . SE>rtion line 1680 f£>i'l to point or S harp car. $1995.00. Blacttn<~r 's. ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One b Pg inning. contain ing 10 acres Pomeroy. 1 10 Otc 8 room bouse Newly decorated more or les:s. PARCEL No. 2: inside aniJ out. A. N. Bengtl. 1955 i'ONl'IAC Dlx . 2 dr . Cata lina 'l'hc f ollo win~ Rc <il E:-;talc situP0nwroy. 11 1 tf C'p<'. One car¥ful loca.i owner. H-elpWant·ed 'f;I<J!c '"' io lhc. Coun ty of Meigs, the Hydtllmattc drive. $2095.()(1. ' uf Ohio and in th<• Township Blael\nar'•. Pomeroy . 1 10 Ol<' · · - --- - - - - -----~ of Rutland and bounrled and dcs---·--·--WANTETl-- loca\ mnrricd man, 23 eri hNI a~ fnllows : rn _,crt io n No. 1. 19!'A IHIICK Ct•nlury 4 dr . SPri Ml. to :!5 wilh htv.h st"houl education Town No. fi an Hang(' No. 14 of Spotlt·h~ onj:lirlal finish. DynaThis iJ> a !->eiliug Jilh with high the Ohio Compa ny's Purchast> : RefliH'i drive _ $ 18{1 ~.00. Blocltnar's pay. For intun' II'W upply at thf! Pom1• ro~·I 10 6Lc: l'omrroy :;itlnrwo Sta\lon , J~n. ll an d 12 hr-!Wt·t·n !i.liU and 7 .00 1'. 19!'i:l c:m:vnoLET 210 4 dr . S<'dan M. 1 to :uc 'l'll RF.E ACHES LEVEL (;HOUND On~inai mt•\a llit· ~rr'\' fints h. four room hou ql'. l')cc:tririty. At Shnws !(Oild can•. $H9~ .0n Bl:wtt - CAN YOll l'S~: $:1~ · $W a week Applt• {;rove : St•c Alex Whr'PlN _ 1n additi on tn yo ur prt~!Wnl nar' s. l 'rtlll t'l'oy . I 10 r;1 :• I 10 31c t•;rrntH.:s'.' SullPI~ l'nn sumers i11 SIX f-100 .\IS :rrrd hath, $4.'i00.00 . l' t•merrr y w1th l11r· lar~1! Haw· 195:1 ll i i]( 'K VH Hllitdmi1~-<1N f'flll v. 116 Lrwu -.;t SL. l'unn•roy or call lr'l~h Luw ~tart t· arning immcd· t' Lll' . Pow('r MII'Crtn).\ , br<Jkt•s, & 511\ 'lor fl39 \. l Hl3tc ia h·ly . W r:l(· 1\awll'i).( h's. Uept window s. All kat.hrr sr·ats . UH L - 840 ~17ll, 1· rn•port , Ill . $1 :m~ . 00. Blat•ttnltr's, l'um('roy 1 10 1 I 10 Ott· I !'Lms fur the developmen,t of thr unw Fuel Gas Company's tent h underground storalile area for natur~ l gas, in Vinton County, were ·announoed 1 ~lay iby ReV St. cllur Middl~port manager for ras. .....,............. • - · ·...... - - - . !" .. . -~ - .Join. · · - - -..,......1-., uid will help Ob10 . F~ ull!l. meet lnTbe projtct, whieh will coat Development of the MeArthur ere~ain 1 demandJ for natural aaL $2,700,000 is scheduled to cet un- atoru;e area will inelude: 1. Drll~ "Undereround 1toraee makes U Ohio Fuel -.... - J \ -- J' ' . WIIJJI! ·~a ·• • YES .... 1. SUPPOSE I DTD r 6IJT W'HY F CUT OF- CUQ'IOSfiY •... OR BECAUSE )oQ) STILL LOVE. BRAD f> �~ __ .......... ....... ________ . ._...., ~ -~ ' ' The Dati)' Sentinel Middleport Society • Baptist Pastor Is Speaker At Union Services Amateur Gardener's Club First - ----- Second Ward 1957 Meeting Of Held Wednesday WomensCiub The flrst meeting of the Ama· mg of County Garden Clubs to be leur Gard~ners Club Of 19l5'7 was held 1n th e near future Tentative Meeting Held Robe rt V Pt!rr}. ma nager oJ A ront n ou li<Hl of $5 00 was opened w1th a devotional aer Vl('e plans were dtscussed for the Dis· t he :"t1 e 1~s Motor Corr.pany ha• ma de to t he ~ a rc h of Dim es wht:n by Mrs Ea1 Knight on the New lnrt meellng to be held Nelson. n 1 been 1n Columb us on a bu:s1 Hh ~ 1 he Hev N. R. Bardon, pastor themt Mn Knight r ead ville o n June 3 when Mrs James t.Je S('<'und Ward Women'' Club Year's tri p. of Mt ~or 1a h Bu.ptlsl (burch was tht~ Scnpture versea 1n Gtneus B. Tltus, v•ce·pree~dent of the nw t 1 ut ~U a y eve ning at the wafd Capt 11.nd Mrs Sta nle y E Pot ter who have spena the past three t he pre acher at the th.trd or the deaiins with the creation of th e Club wtll cc,nduct a corsage work· house earth .i.nd a poe m "A Petition for shop Mrs Wil laun Sbcndan preSldent, Eleanor ScluUlf, Middleport Soctety Edttor, Phone 6079 weeks w1lh her pare nts . .Mr and Unwn Week or Prayer Servu~ ea and closed the short Mrs Reibel announced the club's a New Year" pres ided an d II was voted to have at thr F•nt Baptlflt Church Wed· Mrs Charles McEihmney, M1dd!e 8et'\'1Ce w1th a prayer, mv1tatlon to attend an open meet· a potluck dmner and a valentine nesday evemna: Mr Borden's top port, and h1s fam 1ly m MoundsLucille Bearbs,Hawkins, Pomeroy Soctety Editor, Phone 6244 Mrs. Robert Re1bel, president mg of the Htll and Dale Club viJI P W Va ftcw from Charles 1c was · My Fa1th Looks UP To presaded' at the meetlng held at Manetta to hear Harry O'Brien: box at th e February meeting. The travchng pnze Uou& ted by Mrs. You and the Rev C. .fl. KonkMel"gs-Co Rl'dl'ng ton A1 rport to San Ant oruo , 'lexas, rl g: ht pastor of Heath Methodist the home of Mrs K D Amsbary famous "Piam-<hrt Gardener" Wyatt G1tbcrt was awarded to where hl' IS statiOned ln lh(' Armv wtth Mrs E S Schaaf as co·hOS· speak at th e Betsy Mills Club on Mrs Shendan A basket liUcllon ended ..Med1 c.a l Corp~ Mr a nd Mrs M ~ Ch urch pM t.ess After the Club Collect had March 14 Mrs J oh n Chase and son AU(' n I ( o! wno have bee n the ir guests wa s awarded to Mrs Eugene Trip-Fred I Gardner, pastor of the been ~ad tn umson, Mrs Harold Elh'""" dco>< the m to Ch.rl " of Hu ntingto n, W Va vJslte d to H u tl~JHI whrre t hey will be th~ Club Meeting Is lf'tt Chun:h of Chrut , gave a prayer Lohse read the ConstJtutJOn and Mrs Glenn Lambert read a pa to n W('rlnesday brtefly \\ llh her ststers. Misses II ut ~ ~ uf Mr <~n d ~ I n Clare nce Games were played durmg tho durmg the service per on "Timely Hints" and the WillJam Puckett , "'ho have been B;y·laws of the Club for thelf sem1 Clara and NP II t:. Bmg Wcdne~d il \ I[ I hase before r Pt urnmg to Denver H ld social hour and pr1zea awarded thd d Spec Jal music was presented by roll call responaes were "Facts on e n UeS ay <mployed m Lout"''" ' h" beon UP.ual reading afternoon T hey acc om ~me d M r MISS Etla Henn es::.y who has wmnen; Lh e chou of the Mt Mori=tl, Baptiel Japan". Mrs C. E. Blakeslee was home for 11 vls1t w1th h1 s parents Jln. Bruce Lloyd, County Con· and Mrs Her bert Hol1 of Denver heen cunfm ed to her home by 111 A potluck dmner at SIX o'clocli 1 he ~l r lgs County Rld tn g Cl ub I Mr an11 Mrs Ezra Pucket and C'hurch d1rectcd by Mrs. Irvin tad chatrm.tn , announced a meet· In charge of the program and gave -=-___c_:::::.____c_ _ __.--_::_:__:::.:.:_ preceded the meehng and attend:~~;;:::.:::;;:;;:;;,:;;;;;.::-:::""1 ness IS 1m pro vt ng met T u esday (' V('ntn g at the Rock family an mterestJTtg talk on "The Prin· Baumgardner With .-\lma Baum· f Mrs Norm an M[ Ct~ll um fell r~ Spnng ~ (,range Hall c1ples of Japajlcse F1.ower Arrang- tng we-re Mrs. Shertdan, Mrs Clifgardner as accompaniSt They Mill SAXER. FURf41TURE ~ently at her home, :"t1:mersvtlle, Church Of Christ Don Payne, who 15 cmplo)ed In "He 's My Everything" Ing" wlth Mrs. Harold Lohse iJ. ford Jenkmson, Mrs Robert Rus. lnJUflflg: her ba~k Mt s Wtlham Mor:;an . .iecrel<l.ry Dayton, IS here fur a VISit w1th hi s lustratmg Style A or the Morlbana sell, Mrs Lydia Hysell, Mrs Carl MISS Clara (,a r t<J nd 1s confmed pres1ded Ill the absenee of the parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Choir members were Manmn.a Class Names New - usmg yeUow gladiolus m an up- Persmger. Mrs John Hunnell, Mrs. J llll to her home, Mmenv 11le by Ill- president and Vl<'e prestdent A Payne and grandmother. Mrs Baumgardner, Helen Singer, Cl•rright arrangement, and Style c of Leroy Watson. Mrs Henry Dailey, , ,ness meetmg of the Ohio Valley Hone- Katheryn Payne. ence Hollmshed , Harry Harris, Officers For the Morlbana - usmg wh1te ehry· Mrs Ha:zcl McCloud, Mrs Gardner :-.-tn y., 1\ tt ~m Baxt l• r who has men Assoc1ahon was annuonced Gordon Guthne. Jamce and RoaMrs Denver Kapple was rlecterl santhemums and pyracanthus fol- Mankind, Mrs Ella Arnold. Mrs Vernal Blackwood. Mrs. ""n qu•t e '" tit" pa•L week 1·, re- for January 15, atthe Rock Sprmgs Mtss Llda S Lucas, 81, COlt!im etta R1ehards, Emalme Bowles. as pn:>~;ldent, when the Chr<st"t' Jage m a slanting Bide arrange.. .. Triplett, Mrs Wdham Boyd, Mn. port~d as sl!ghtly unproved. G1 ange Hall at 8 P m There Will of Mrs Noah Haskms, died Sunday Mrs c p Br a db ury, organ 1st, an d Com pam an Class of the Pomero} ment. Howard Mrs Tkrth a Pownall returned b l' electiOn of o ff 1ccrs an d at her at her home m Columbus Funeral '' rs Cl arence Lacey, pian1st, play. Church of ChrJst met Man e~emng Mrs Blakeslee e;xplalned that Cbarlea J Werry, Mrs to her homl' Mulberry Ave, Tues- unPQrtant buslnesA and all mem services are being held in Colum ed an plano--organ duet for the at the home of Mrs Harold Smith , there zre two m11in type1 o! ]lipan. K.itr!heD, Mrs. Wa1d Gorby, Mrs. day from UoltP r Hospllal where ber~ are requested to be present bus wtth burial m Vinton MlSs prelude and accompanaed bymns Second St ese arrangements· Moribana and Mabel Mankm. Mrs Alice Clart she has bc1 n u patient smee a falt The l'loor pnze donated by Johnny Lucas, a native of Cheshire , was dunng the serlfJC~ The meetmg 111 eharge of M.ss Heika and used charts to Jllustrate Miss Madaline F1elds and one ill her home last week ,\!Jr.nsuorth was awarded to Tom for more than th•rty years the Ushers were .kobert MUls, Ger-. Loutse Gtlrnore presJdcnt, opened these arrangements. All such ar- guest, Ellen Roush I ~1rs w o D:Hmtz returned to ffij Lyons secretary of the Ohio GAR. aid Anthony, Larry Rice, Eugene wtth devotwns and prayers by Mrs rangements have a basic triangle INJURED IN FALL h£•r h•>ln t \~ ••,hu•sday from Holzer Mrs Stella Walburn has been Coleman A. 0 Lee. Members responded to w1th three stems subject, second· Mrs Charles Bra.dhury, who llospttal whu t ~he. ha.s been Dunng the soctal hour, two •11 at her hnme for the past week This evenmg FrM I. Garllntr of , roH call with "a New Years r esG ary and objed. pall<'nl ~ J n r t Monda) a pouus ~~,ere read and games W<'re and her daus:hter, Mrs James Fm the Church of Christ will be the lutJOn as a · chruUan • Mrs Bruce Lloyd was awalded fell at the homo of Mr and Mrs. Geo n~ e 11 Dll l ~ t h>ft Sunday fur rlay('d aftt'r whlch refreshmen ts stPad, Columbus, spent the week speaker and the choir of bu Chur· Other officers elected were Mrs the door prize by the hostesses, Cectl Bradbury, Monday evemng, Columbu s tu \ l~ lt h 1s sisters, Mrs "'ere servred by Mrs. Walter RJfe 1end with her Mrs Charles Wal- ch directed by Mrs. Artbur Stin- A 0 Lee teacher, Mrs Tra{') who served a dessert course to entered ~etgs General Hospital f'' reda ( rumn l and Mrs Mar~aret and daughter, Mrs Pat McCord and 1 burn , Columbus, ~1s1ted her Sun ner With Mrs. Chester bwm u Whaley, v1ee presJdenl , Mrs Har- twenty members and one guest, Tuesday and remamed there un· 0a fte lrflbtett Cow-~ Bol,• 1, .m d hi ~ ne phew, Fnnk Bol· Mr and Mrs Don Beumg. rlay and on Tuesday Mri Herbt.'rt nrgamst w11I present special mus- old Smith. secretary, Miss Lomsc Mrs. Fred l:llbb.s. The next meet- ttl Wdncsday She tnJured her aer 1o Midd.Jepoi1 an and wtl e Monday mornm11: Mrs F'Ted Lei£hc tt, soe1al cha1 r Higgs and family Crooksville, ~, S it IC fhe Rev. Robert Styers, pastor Gilmore assistant secretary , Mrs mg will be held at th~ bome of back and broke her rtght arm and -. the t t' w.1s fl~e mcbes of snow and man announcr.d a piP sO<'IIIi and ted wtt~ Mrs Walburn [or Lhc Church of Nazarene, will Charles Eskew, treasurer, Mrs H ' Mrs Paul E. Dav1s with Mrs. hand m the tali and is recupera· 1:1 BAKER FURNITURIIil lhr ro.Jd, Wl'll' u ~ and slick when program \l.ould be held at the nrxt Mrs Charle~> Glenn Lambert Mn preside at the sernee. D. Cunnmgham. flower fund ch;ur Arthur Skinner as the co-hoatcsll. trng at home 1 Wtllu Anthony man , and pubttc for 1y _ _ ___ _ Sunday to v•stt were Mr. m and Athens Mrs Mrs Gerald Ma Secret pal Mrs namesKapple, were drawn George Doolittle and son, St~ven • the year Charles Refreshments were served by the Mrs Guy Carson, who has been hostess to those named above and • • • v1s1tm 8 her son, .Martm car 11 on, Mrs Orville Wll, Mrs - Edward Par FROM •nd fatmly Itt Co-na, Caltf r" htt, Mrs Aldo Jeffers and Mrs '" .. Mrs Gerald Marr, the former o 1 ' 1 turned home Tuesday aTh e Car Helen Cline, was guest of honor F b Recent guests of Mr <tnd Mrs at a bridal llhower heM at the h ld e c ruary meetmg Will be TJoylc I e at the home of Mrs A 0 YOUI~ FRIENDLY o... . M•11er and sons, Dale and horne of Mn. S h trey Mills Tues- Lee, SYrllcuse. ,...,nme, were Mr and Mrs Eugene day evening The gift's for Mrs M11Jer and children, Ronald and M11rr were placed on the dming - - - - -- - Mu· h~ cl, Bambrldge, Md , Mr and room table under a pink umbrella Mrs Lew1s Sm1th and children w1th streamers edendm;g to the Pomeroy Women ~'Why Ruv That Maytag Elsewhere when you can buv Rosemary, Wanda, Pamela and table corners from Hutland Furniture? Where you get the most for Games wen played durmg the Guest Speakers Butch, Columbus; Mr. and M 1, Courteous Scryour doll,u s Complete Installation Carl Roach and sons, Tommy and l'Venmg with prizes won by Mrs. vu:e LthNal Terms! Robert, Middleport Mr and Mrs John Hawkms, Mrs E L Hughes At WSCS Meeting Mrs Harry P Snuth and Mrs F.ugene M11lcr and sons have also and Mn. Marr. C F Tompkms spent Tuesday 1n VISited her parents, Mr and Mrs Refre~~ohm('nts of 1ce cream cake Walter Cook, Syra~;us(' Mr M11lcr nuts and mmts were served and Athen s where they were gue sb has been m the Navy for the <'arncd out the ptnk and wh1te spr.aker ~ at the monthly mectmg of the Woman 's Soc1 ety of Chnsllan past twelve years rolor scheme Mrs. E. M. Wood and Servt~e of the F1rst Meth od1 s\ Mrs Clarence Clme assi8ted Mrs. Church Mill s 1n servtng Mrs Snuth, preudent anrl Mrs Plan Dirtner Gut·~la were Mrs Dale Marr, Tompkms 'lte president of Pn1ts New Haven, Mrs Gerald Marr, mouth dlstrJ.Jt WSCS spoke c•n OJ•' NEW Party Jan. Mrs. D E Roush, Mn. Lilban McGhee. Mrs John !\layer, Mrs E. "the U.ruted Nalwns and tis tech For Minstrel UICal asSistance program" L Hughes Mrs Noah Haskins, They were luncheon !Wests of A U1nner party fur all cast mem Mrs. Harry Stover Mrs 0 C. brrs and sucsh of the Bi~: Bend Greenlee , 1\tr:i Willis Grue.scr Mrs. D B Gret"n and ' lrs C R !Mtustrel haH been planned for Miss Mabel Uysell. Mrs John Haw: White 1 Jan 21 •n I he Letart Fall s Grade kin!!, Mrs G G Werner. Wont veget•bleslo Too~ gorden-lres~. ~... tlt.t School aud1tortum to be carried Sendmg g•ft• weco Mr. and Mro Local ChurCh 1 out 111 · hobo" fashion. Dale Dutton . Mrs Homer llvsell, •·just~picl<ed" Oavor AND l<eep precious Plans were compleled at a meet- Mrs Herbert Fink, Mrs. EloJSe Youth Attend . tng of the minstrel'/\ bot1rd or di- Chapman Mtddlcport, Mr. Jesse VItamins.? You want a Revere Ware Seuce Pan.! tk~tors held 10 the home of Mrs. warren. chocl .. ton Mrs. R~~:~~~ 1 Athens Rally Chlorus GrJmm, Letart }~ails re- Warren l'llcnda Cline), U Alabama Attending a youth rally 1n Ath Glowirtg copper for quicl<, even ~eatins •• , cenlly en11, Monday evemng from the Bob Tlocflieh , H1ll Childs 1nd Enterprise EUB Church were• ,leamin' $!a in less steel for elsily.cleoned beaut)'. Roy Reuter were named as a com· WSC.S TO ME&T Norma Jean a:pd Florence Ann m1tlec to prov1dc entertainment The W S C S will meet Monday Another member of the Revere W11e Farrulvand pmcs at Heath MethodJst Church with &earths, Ruby and Johnny Mu~scr Hostess Mrs Grlmm and an•s Miss Berml'c Bowen presenting .Joyce Da\'ls, R1ta Ball, Una r a.re tanl hostess Katheryn Crow ser the program and Mrs Herman Gearhart, Ruth Ann Brothers, Wen the World's finest Utem1l$. vrd refreshmel1ts to board ml!lm· l Haddox as devotiOnal leader Mra dell Jeffers, Dottle Brown, Jcrr} Friek, Barbara and V1"1~ Dav1~ WE CARRY A her~ at the planning m~etmg who Bruce Lloyd pres1rlent, will preCOMPLETE LINE OF wt•rt' Mr and 1\fT!I Donley ReJbcl s1de Rlld hostesst'~ nre Mn Law Coty Beaver, Sheila H1cks and {'harlcll IIRyes, Olive lngrahim. renee M1lhoan, Mrs Kenneth Byer l.Jnda Folmer. Mrs. George Brothers. Mrs J)av Revere tllflre Anna Wheeler, Bob Hoefheh, Bill Mrs Noah Hask1ns, Mn p L Slater, Mrs W R Davis, Mrs ld Chtll'ls and Roy Reuter Milch and Mrs Thomas Riley. Orville Brown and M1ss Helen Davi1 acrompan1cd the group State No. 223-X ReHrve District No. The next rally wtll be held m REPORT OF CONDITION OF Marrh at the Entcrpnse EUB Church. . .,- I VOL ~ $299.00 I A MESSAGE One of the coldest spots in the 1- - - - -- - - nation was Johet, Ill , w•th an ~verm~ht readtng of 14 below It Was mmus 13 at Albany, N Y, and Burlmgton, Vt , 5 below at South efVICes 0 e Bend, lnd , and 2 below m Chi· cago The cold wave followed a near I bhzzard that burned the Midwest Funeral services for Mrs Ten;J and Atlantl<' seaboard with up to a foot of sno:.w. Lynch 7~ fatally stricken w1th a heart attack yesterdav at the home - -of her daughter, wtll be held SunThe loe•l St•t• Hlghw.y Gar•g•l day at 1 P m m the Rawtwgs r.porhd tod•y thfl th• tem,.ra· Coats Funeral Home at Middl<"prlrt tu,.. In this locality this ruornine Rev Chester Lmley w111 offiCiate stood •t 16 degrHt and was rlslnt at the s~rvlCfl slowly. Mrs Lynch was pronounced R•portad also fr,rn the garaglt "dead on urlval" of the Pome wa1 tha fact tNt Stat. Rout& 124 rov Emergency squad Thursday at Mtr Langoville tnd Ro~ 610 11 20 am. She had been VIsiting n ..r Alfred •r• now f,..t of hlvh at th'e home of her daughter Mrs w5f•rs ai'MI Nf• fer traYIII. The Lloyd Jenkin& of W Mam 51 w.hlrt rec-.Jitll from tha r'*'wiYl A member Of the Silver Run at Rout 1:30 this morni.... Metbodlst Church ~ ... ,.. ~~ to be ___ . buried lD Gnvel Hill Cemetery Lynch FUfiera} s • T B 1'1 eld On Sunday for lr MR. ARNOLD GRATE MAYTAG .DEALER JUST RECEIVED ... Truck Load ..}. Maytag Washers *FRIENDLY SERVICE Mosl matn roaOs In Ule storm area were nported open today, but sl1ppery with packed ice. The storm moved out into the Atlantic Thursday mght after pounding Norfolk, Va., and Annapohe, Md, wtlh winds of more than 70 mJies per hour New England was hit. by 10 to 12 inches of snow and New York state got 4 to 8 mcheR. High winds hampered Vlslblilty, causmg traffic Jams In many bJghly populated areas f!f the- East Further north, the worst snow· fall 10 a decade buned Wmdsor, Ont, under a 31-mch blanket o{ whtte and high wml'ls whtpped the snow mto three·foot drifts Two persons died of ovcr-exertton after ahovehng snow. The storm forced l!lchools to close In sectiOns or New York state, Ohio, Jnd•ana, Illinois and Iowa. Weathermen l!Shmated (1ve bllhon toltll of snow fell dur1nt the wrdeapread Rtorm At McGrew, Neb. four ehil..en suffocllted tn their •moke..fllled home while their mother was gone to get water because the coJd weather bad fr(lzen water pipes Other early morning rea41ngs. arounrl the nation included New Yo'rk City 19, Boston 10, 1\fla~i' etl, Atlant,_~ 33, Dallas 30, Oklahoma City 23, Duluth, Mmn , 1, Omaha 6. BISmark, N D. 2, Toledo, Ohio 3, Detroit 10. P1Usburgh 12, Den. ver 23, Los Angeles 56 and Seattle I Mayfag Produces lO-Milliontlt Washer '" ELBERFELD$ The Farmers Bank:,a...t Savings Company ,. OF P~EROY, OHIO nt the close of bU!itnCss ~cern t 31. 1956, a State orgamzed and operatmg und('r hil banking laws of member of the Federal Rrs.,rvt Syste"' Published in a <'all made by the State BankiQg Autbontica and by the lierve Ban:li: of thzs Dzstrtct. ,ASSETI Ca11h, balancea with other bon~IJCluding reserve bal· anee, and cash items In p d of collection -····Umtcd States Governtn~nt obll Uohs, direct <' Ohl•=~t~o~~·~r~\~\!s- 80it po11tiif$libdi~ts-10ns.- ~. =-= .. = 0\ber bonda, notea, and dtbenlltlrea - -·- --- · - - · -·- - · · corrn~:!~::ob~~~r:~~dmk $3:~ ~-~~ock of Feder~~ -_._ Loans and diacounts Oncludmg $21419 overdrafts) - - ·· · Hank premiRs owned $15.000 00, !urmture and f1xture1 $1,00000 .,. __ __ ··-____ ___ Other assets ·· · - _ -··____ · ··· · · · --- · · · · · - - ·TOTAL ASSETS -- --- · -----LIABILITIIS Demand dl•poNlhi: o( ind!VIIIuals, partnershipS, and corporations ~'~--_ ... .. Tune deposits of mdiv1duals, partnerships, and corporaUons .. - - -- --· · - - · . __ Deposits or Un1ted States f:overnm(lnl (includmg -- - . postal savints) ____ - · · M· ·· --- - ·--·-- ---- - · ·· · Dt•postts of States and polttJcal.suhdtvt&lcms _ ---·- ~ Other de~oslts (Ctrtified and offu:!crs' checks etc) TOT L DEPOSITS ·- -·· ·· ·· ·--- $2,863;423.35 TOTAL lolABIUTIES · at B. H. SANBORN JEWELRY MIDDLEPORT MILL ST. $ ·::=.= Sale 1 • 39,980.00 3,60000 1,028,606.10 16,000.00 8.771.78 $3,083,088.12 $1,369,100.9~ 1,228,779.47 30,331.01 206,30620 38,311J ':J 1 -- - - ---- - -- - · - tu~~1 i~od Pr<.!lti-~~~~~--_- lh• 10 Millionth Moyla81 waah" lnrly tG<III off •~• p.-.clutllon ltn• wllil • ·.,1o1h' Cll lhla lnd•p•nd111t .01111 loundr,o oppll · enc• IIIGnllloctv"r ael a prodvcllon "nOfd vneqvol•tl '" lh., itldv•hy. Alrlol boll'lbt ••analed ,o,..pl•tlon el Ill• htoloOrlc .ftc.clltn•, t.hrl•l•ned wllh a llaean of cltld wol., •y..,bolorllllll Mctytq't pla11••o4"l 1.11 1ald -ltr 'fltlthlng lor ..,.nlh•hc lfbrlca. Chml•nl~lll t~ rlahtj wo1 Cont bt Mn <y MorfJo••t Chmllana-on, May1110 hone ""'"e director, oo MGyiGO Ouu11 Jerry .. ,l v ~ldt laoill 011 the Rr•II'IOII)''"OI held..,,,..,., t'llflwlon , Iowa, alllo-ltc -•lt•r -d dryer ptonl ol lhe U tear old firm a.1tdu ....... IICilan lin• c••eii!OIItfll. lhe 10 <lltUonlh ulebrotlu klclloldtd a• dfl•n hov" fllld plant IOYfl rar Ill• .RUTLAND conun"'"lty fllUt an aii · ••P~'I'' ,.rty Dftd t1a111~1 111 on odlo•n· '"G wan~hovN. foiJr ¥1flten pon•tl lilrough a giant "phca af lh• MoytGg All Jobr'c aYIOI!Ialtc -•h•r Cu~tper 1•11). Chronalog'i' of Moyl<lg • lO !l'lllllon .,...lhtn wa1 1h-n an a la1g1 1fgn laltav<l~ r1U o IO.lllllllonlh dgy tunch1on tS J Hunk. p•n•d•nt of lht All'ltn~On H11111• laut~dry Motoulo(lure" cuoO(Iahall, tGid1 "Thlt Ia a prochrcllo~t flliluton• ••a<hd bl no olh" CDIIIItllfl' In the ln;tlv•try. Ofto tl 1~1 oldtll <ampan•n '" lhe ho''" la11ndry opp\•Ofl<• lnd111try, Maylag h ""' 1:1"t'i' th1 leader tochri' ht lh1 tol<ll numbtr of ...a•h•nll MO<hon•• p<odllctd, lllul •Ito II lh• tal<ll null'llll-r Ia ""; . ..... FURNITURE RUTLAND . - - --- ..• _ COSTUME JEWELRY •• •n•ch •• Off - -- --- _ $ ~~~~:~~-~~ -~~ _ -~ -~~- .~~ • IMPERIAL ' J . EDWARD FOSTER. Cao~Ie•'ll Corrl'ct-Altest: Theodore T. Reed Aten Shain Dtreclors Cedr.ie W. Clark ~tat r or Ohio, CoU.Of.>: of Meigs. s~t· Swo111 to and eubacr1bed before me tbls 7th day of January, 1967 DOROTHY B. WlLL, Notary P•l>ll< fy Heal est ale taxes owt'd Me 1gs County Treasurer Clvdc twfit!hone tolalipg $533 76 i'ersonal properly taxes totahng t ~1,776 26 A mortgage to the Pomeroy Na Uonal Bank upon which there remsm s due $4 f94: 20 w1th mterest at 0 per cent per year from Nov 15, 1953 A numher of corporations hold mg JlHlgemenls agatnst the H A Cole Lumber Co . mav part1r1pate IEP. WAYNE 1., HATS fD), :n :m y remamd<'r after s::. LJsfacUon of the cloHd-cfoor IU8km of ttie pnunty claims prottetinC that SCCf._ , . of Other court act•oW1led Thurson th• Jtut lihoulcl day loclu4ed the •pit$nlment• ol lllOil ~ loll:' lltliiW li"U<t '\I elite M. Brown and J!oyee W uect1t1~ ....... Kenneay as depu!y clerks m lbe - , · office of thC! clerk of C'ourl and appointment of Jed .1. Web•ler. Jr' I I as o spee1al deputy sheriff 1 The Oclober term of eouct was o.Uic"ly closed and ""'' P'odmc fOSS f~Sl Of LONDON UP - S1r Anthony m 1t or not othnw1se dtsposed of M C 0 Fis ·. • pre";ded Thursday evening wheh the ayor · . ~.er ;w • Eden bowed out of British public were transferred to the January cuurl Entr e~ for the dosing apd Cemetery Tru~tees of the village met fo~ an orgamzational bfe today Entr1es were hied also m tMsc meeting and elected Harry M. Cross- as their presid'ent. 9lhers The !59-year-old one·tllne "boy· present were Heney Swift, C. 14. Hennesy. trusleet; JII)W. Ber• wonder•• of Bnti&h diplomacy re· (ContinLMd on pag• twol s1gned the parliamentary seat he ry, sexton; MilS J~an lAma. bad held !or 33 years Two da) 6 A buda:~t ' for tbi, toiPing year earlier he had stepped down •• was approvoi lnd"inlMIO submit· pnme minister. led to the ~dla11e council at their At the same time, hifqrmed meeti,. ·~ Janurt ~'· n ,.u. sources said he bad re)edei!' Queen for MOOD for labor; 500 lor equip-- 1 Ehzabetb'1 traditional offer of an ment; $200 fQr ' 'tiliotenanee or earldmn and a seat tn tbe House equipment. an~ d(lrJcal of Lords. help and supph!f!s . Jn a Jetter to bis conatituents at It waa reported that dunng The Fourtb &crvice of tbe Union Warwtc-k and Leamington 81 miles McALESTER, Okla. UP - Otto 1~. $2,19!5.50 was co!Jected fot Week of Prayer Services wu held north or London, the alhng atates- Austin Loel, 4:S, native of 'Waverly lot care, lot sale and the diilfiDJ Thllhda)' at tbe Ftnt Baptist Chur man sa1d hfe in Parliament "is· a Ohio, died in the Oklahoma eleC· of graves Sexton John Berry re- 1:h w'th f'red 1 Gantner, pastm' strenuous one fflr which I clearly trlc cbalr early today for the sta~ ported a total Of 4,146 man--hours o£ the Church o( Christ, as the have not the preaent he~~lth." hlDR death of Mrs. Elizabeth Jean- work on the three Cfmetertea preacher He abo RIVe 111 health as the ne Henderson. wb1ch Included hauling dtrt, ftl· H•s topic was "Fa<:'C to Face" rea1on for hit real@.atlon as prime ling graves, etc and he developed the subject a· mini1ter on Wednesday In the Loel was executed for the stab-Plans have been made tn pre- lona: tbrec general lines: meet.tng wake of hJs abOrtive Suez ca{Jl- bing of tbe Compton, CaHf. woman par'e a letter to be sent to lflt. God face to (ace m everyday llfe; paign. In an Oklahoma City motel Jan. owners in recard to establishing meeting Ult111 oo the judgement Eden still technically 1s bead of 10, 19156 the Conservative Parly, but 1 new Mrs Hendenon was !onnerly o£ trullt funds tor perpetual care of day and la~t meetms ll.im ln the their propert~ in lhe ce!netenet. GOI'pel mvitalton election it expeeted. _•::h:;•.:.rt~IY~· _ ___:N.:.e_w_.,-:_k~, _o:_·_ _ _:_,--.,'De Rev Robert E Styers, puThe Trustees voted to" meet ~ W o£ ~he Church of the Nuarene, the fmt F'1'1dny in eaoh month and jlil 11ld 'It the servlce ~d. the the Chairman of the ~ell £em• J~t~Qer was given by the Rev How etery commJtle(l.. and tbe Mayor Ruppelt, .First ¥resbyter1an will meet w1tb the~. ~-.. ton and clerk. ~~· ~ I * * GL.tSSWtiRE The Cryslal That You Have Always Wanted AT VERY GREAT SAVINGS! l:repecard Gild (;andlewlefc P•tterm My commtaetoa expirt&s Jul)' 14, 1967. ·' COPY -6c I denBowsOui Of Public Life In Resignation I '' ' Waverly Native Goes To Chair In Oklahoma BU~~ETIN WASHINGTON UP ~flepublltan Nattonal Chairman Lfonard 1r Hall aunounced today be IS re·tng as party chairman ef£cctive lb. I. PreSident Eisenhower's State of the OhI•0 vaII ey New Telephone Blackout Seen For Portsmooth But there JS more at stake ttian Interest rates The problem it how to m Hntam the national economy on 1ts current h1gb level and at the same lime prevent a catastrophic mflattOn The Pres1dent touched off tbe flSht Thursday by hl.!l reeommendatwn that Congress authorl%e a Clttzens' commiSS IOn to eonduc!t a sweepmg ln veshgation of the nauon's fmanc1al system and eredtt pohc1es. He also called on busineas and labor to go easy on increasinl . wages and pnccs m order to ear '· 1mflallonary trends Government economists 1111d tfle chances looked good that the wage ]me would l)e held. But they said the char.ees of holdmg the prlee hne are un~rtain . 1 , 1ndustn•a1 G Mt I roup ee s OH1cers f>lected are I At lhe same ume, leadere of busmess and ftnance prabed the .eorge Robm.son, Gra;son. Ky PTesJdent's m vefitJgption propoal. st v•re·pres•dent , Y. 1lham C 1 They sa1d the study wu long ovet_am pbell Huntmgton. s!'cond v1ce due. •re~1dent , Howard Krrss Ironton , However Pemotratlc eoQ.&ress>ecreta.n, John Woods Jr. As h- men- most! ) House memben _ anrl , K\ treasurer 1mmed1ate!}: demanded that Con. 0 l iP - TcleSpeak ers at the m ~ t1n g were. gress .and no' a presidential eombere and in Sc10to "a) Or Eugene Willis. Huntmgt.Oo , tsYon make the mvestaDtioo. total black )on Hil ker, aecretary-manager of Rep Wright Patman (D-Tex..) wave or 64 'l e ilunlmgton Chamber of Com- satd the ISsue boiled dowa. to the last >Jerce , Kenneth Sl(!tUer, preSJdent thiS purs-- li the Huotmgton C. of c.· and Ctagt~n who faY~ conunu' he new officer:> anee ·-of ttl e Federal Reserve C.nsohdal4,d 'Te4Cphon!' Co spokeaman sa1d at the rak' a&tard's "hard money, hip inter· the phones are bemg silenced it [ dt." policy which n say1., ailped will be a matter of days until at combati ng tnflahon, will favor all service is cut off the 1dea of a presidential com· miS§IOn Only JOO or 2,500 phones are st11l m operation m Sctolov1lle Those concrrned about the "damand less thnn 3,500 of 17,MO age" that ·'tight moneJ'' ie doing phone6 In operation m Port!lmouth to home builders, small bW!Iinessmen and farmers , who are (ioding Communications between the pollee,ftre department and hospttals COLlJM.BUS, 0 . UP - Oh10 Se-- 1t d1fftcn1t to obtain credit, wlll are still in operahon lectve Servtee headquarters today want the Democratic-controUed Jn nearby .New Boston, all tele· announced a February dl'afi call Congress to do the JOb. phone 1ervlce bas been cut off by of 851 . a decrease of 108 onr tho Patman already hu proposed number tailed for tbe prevJOUI such an mqu1ry by the House slashed cablea. Police arrested three p1ekets or month t bank1ng subcomm1ttee whie!h he the st'rlldQ( Coi'Dmu~lion WorkThe total call also was well aver beads H1s resolution drew supers of Amenca Wednesday on the a8Q for February, 1956. port from Speaker Sam Raybuni charges o£ Violatina a restrammg The youngest registrants who '0-Tex ). mdtcallng it mtght be order limiting p1ckets to three out- may be laducted in next month'1 ' .called up for an early House vote. Patman sa1d a presidential comaide of company uehange build- call must be at least 22·y~1d ings. on or before Feb. I, 1957, unless mJaSlon would be composed !Of Slx pic-ket.ll. three men and three a volunteer or delinquent "btased " bankmg and big bu61The eor.ll by c::ountJes ,n th1~ ness mteresls women, were stud1n~ nur company superviSors repamng slasbed area IS Athens, 10, GallJa, 4, But Republican Leader Joseph cables in a central business dis- Ja<'kson, 8, La.wrenCf':, 10, Me1gs, 1; W. Martm Jr (Haas) said thf. trict . Vmton . 1 and Washmgton '7. rot' would overwhelmingly back The men were scheduled to ap the President's proposal and op. "lose Patman 's mquiry. He satd pear today before a Mumc1pal WOMAN JAILED Court judge. Th('lma Jean Bo)·d. PrJrUand the IaUer "could turn mto 1 ftOl age 24. was arret;ted and vlkh-hunt " Actually, tbere was no assurJaiiPd Thutsday by Deputy Shenff "OOPS" llo"ard Frank un a charge of neg 1nce that r1ther investigaf;Uin "WASHINGTON An inaugural 1 lN~ t and IS being held for Colum would be approved. In thr Senate, the idea or a ;;rt1. eomm1ttee ~poke:;man on an 1nv1 ! tHana County officials ~n ·s comm1ss1on got a cool tatiou sent to Sen Estes Kcfau ,eplion from Demoerals, even Yer 0-Tenn "m apprerulton of MRS. NELSON APPOINTED ~t efforts" to re-eJect Presidt!nl Mrs A~ Nelson has heen 'rom tho~re who. unlike. Patman, Eisenhower and Vtt<e Presldt!nt II.PI1011lted clerk of the Bedforr' ravor the current ..tight mo~" Nixon : l,()ca1 SchoOl Clhtrict replacmg "Iolley as a necessary eurb onlri'1at.ion "1\P,p~~Q- sflmebody g o{~~n Illf.~fl.:c:..,:_r'-'-"-"':.·~--Buf somf' suggested that th~ inMa:tor C. 0. Ftahsr ihs !ltl Clarence t...acty was orJan· ve,~;bgatJO" of the economy be 11ar. ' mended by the Trust.Jt ed &elC- tst for the serv1ce and ushers rt('d out bv a joint Senate--Hoi:IIC ton for his work.. in puJ.fiPI the were Gerald Ath.ony, P•ul Sdiart, eomm1ttec Others noted that-<-a cemetery care on a "'lmlines•like~ 1Ji;.l. 0. D1lcs and Harold E. Hub-• ';enate b a n k 1 n g subcommittee basts and he in turn -pr&iRd the '-'d , 'lead.r!d by Sen A. Willis Robert· sexton for his work and the trus· Spee1al mu~>•c was prt:>sented bY -.on (0-Va.J. already has scheduled tees for their painstaking prepar- the cho1r of the Church of Chrl.liit '>Ubhc heanngs Jan. 28 on a 300atton flf reliable maps of the cern· directed by :Mrs. Artbur Skmner -.age bill to overhaul federal taws etenes. w1th ~T!I Chester Erwm as orwvf'rmng banking and other fjn. ganillt They sang a New Year's lfl('lal illSIJ!UtiORS anthem and chotr members includ· Art.Twu~tra t wn officials said the ed Mrs Fred [ Gardner, Mrs. AlPn:•siden t s call for an invesUtafred Rou~h Mrs Osc::ar Roush Mrs 'IOn of the economy did not mean Dave Farmer. Jeanette Crnoks, 'le th.nks there ia anything dra5 Mn Edgar Allensworth, Mrs. 0. 'tcally wrong They noted thRt E MoKmle) . Carol Je•n Hudson, 'here has been no such broad 111· Carla W1\son J11nR'e ind Ernes-1u1ry mto lhP fmancial sy~;;tcm fw tmc Asllur~. L R WHey, Cs.sb 1t least 30 years and that the lut Bahr, noedcll Steffy, Thomas one le~4 lu some major rcfoni)!l. F1dcs Lodge, Knuch .. of l'\thlss. Kelly mrt Thursday at thC K. or r HaJ( Tonight will be the laB-t s~rvke WJih Paul lliptonl!tall, Channel-- Of the \\ f'f'k a ul'l Mr S1 y~ri; WIU lor Commander, prealding Plao1r prea!'b on. the top1c •·rromise.t;, are hrlng made £or t1'iew class of: l'remt!Ws ~tnd Perseverance·• and candidates !nr tbe lo~ < INUNNATI, 0 . UP - Prod· apeelal mu~•c v.11I be .,r.esentcd A rlucuss1on wa• oheld cluriDf_ hi,- the ~h01r frnn1 hiR church. the meeting and t.be Lodg(' voted Eggs, f1rm f'TICCS about I C lOw· tn thank the local "pers for theif er on lar,G c su:~s. net pru:es paid publiCity for the Su!lflower 1\hna!! Middleport Coull~ at farm ~ for US consUJ\lers white tre I shows. anrt brown. A jumbos 33~· A The show is to be given Wl'rlne'" Pootpone• Meethig lar~e 29-30. A medJuma 21)-2'1~ A The January meeting of the day, January 16. at the Mlddll'port small 20.24, B large 25--27; FOB Middleport Village CoUMU has High School auditorium at 8 I& Cwcmnall . white and brown, A '0 p.m and dren rehcan~sl w1ll ~ been postponed unt•l P.l~O'dtr. Jaft SMIUNG HAPPilY u he ma.k68 an adJustment on his bike, $-year-~:~~~ ;~ A medium 32-34 1 ~ held Tucsda)' at 7 p m al the uary 2t. lw<'ause of thl;! · vopfliet old JimmY Grl.mm of Baltlmors doe8D't Halize that the I'UBOD. with the nwu~11ration Cl£ ®l· Wt)auf\1tor111m 1 htekf'n~ fryer-11 unchanged. fryb 13 motller lets him. stay hOme froM aehool a_ he 'Will die aooo. T1ckets are bemg 11old h\ t>lud- ham O'NeiU m\ ttta regqlar datf!, er~ 3 31.2 lb 14-19; hena, beavy type He has a. braill ailmet t,t.at strlkPs every third or fourth generaellb of tlJe l;l1gb School anrl the Januau 14 Some q.f \be Vill:~ge 14-17 , hens. ilgbt type l(H2. ' lion. 1\>.•o oJ: hia sitters and a brother alrqdy ba.v• succumbed proceed:t will be divided hy the officialt~ arc planning to iO to Co&itt.et, 90 score 'eo. ....to !! ~ ~· RE-St ~t :te&TS. J (llltm&at~ll; Senior class and tbc Fides, Lodse. lumbus for the ceremqny. Wtn n A ~1eld Catletl.sburg, Ky president, I COFFEE PARTIES · February D~t Call For Ohio Shows Decrease F80fth Of ·unlQn • Ptayer Services He}d''fhursday ,.,:oo ror --- ::r;. !'m.l DeESN'T KNOW M£•s DOOMED K of P Lodge Is Planning For A Candidate Class CANTON, o· UP -SI.ale Rep Gu)' Hmer R.Stark. today critl· med Gov -elcd C Wtlliam O' Netl for cho01mg an out-o!-state man As new btghway director O'Neill Thunday arntpunced the appotntment of Charles; M Noble, ChJef t'ngin<"cr of the New J('rscy Turnpike Authority, to the Ohao post "Why rlo we have to go to New Jersey," Hmer said "If we c11n't fmd a man m Qh1o to do the job, we'd better (old up. ' WASHINGTON (UP) - Umon Message opened a maJor congresslOnal fight today over the natJOn's boommg economy The f1ghtmg words are: High interest Under the- administration's so-called " tight money" policy lenders are chargmg the highP-st Interest rates m 20 years. News was receiVed here of the death of Mrs E V. Mercer the former Blanche Morgan, of Walleo:l Lake, M1ch . at 9 30 a m today at th~ St Joseph Hospital, Pontiac, Mu~ h. after a lonlo! 11lneu Survivors are her husband three sons 8tll Roy, and Glenn . r r. 0 Rau, M1dd 1eport. and R flve grandchildren, all of Walled Lake , one sister. Mrs J A Smith, Spnnger, Pomeroy, were in Pomeroy Star Route, and one bro-- 1 heia pea.ke Wednesdal whe n tlw ther, D J Morgan Pomeroy RD 3 er.l ra l Oh1o Valley Jndustr1al She was preceded in death by ~ o u nc11 met for elecllcm of ofh her parents Mr and Mrs D J "eu ~ Morgan, Sr. and one brother, w Thirt y members •ere pre!l.ent A Morgan Funeral arrangements -eprl'scntmg Ohio, West Vrrgma are mcomplrte. md Kentur:ky tov.'rul The next nPf'l ln" w11I be held 1n Port.&mouth e M'ddleport . I'-'u:metery Trustees EJeel Harry M. C p 'dent F }957 I 1 PLANNIN~ Nation's Booming Economy And' Inflation Cause Capitol Furore Mt.raa. O'Neill Scored On Selection Of Highway Director $2,1Ml3,423.S!l TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS __ _ __ _ ---- -· · TOTAL UABfi.rrtES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ~Th1s bank'• ca'pital oomil!llll or -Cmnmon 1tock witb lotal pa value o£ · - · --- · --· · _ $ Caunty Common Pleas Court Thursday Plamt1fr m the case, George \V NiChols, recetver tor (he H ~ Cole [.umber Co lj 1sclalmed a part of the defendant's perl!\onal properly because of hen~ and claJmS agaiJlst tt All other Will be sold Irce and c'ear ol all hens for the best pnce obbmable to sllhS 38. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital ' Uml~ Press count sbowed at leiJt 16 ie~ttbs blamed on the storni, MosC of them caused by over · exertiOn while shovelmg snow Seven or the over • exertiOn deaths occurred 1n Dhnots. In ad· d1hon, £ow- children suffocated from fumes of an over.Jteated oil stove in Nebraska. 21 *WE DELIVER Mrs. E. Mercer Death Reported At Pontiac, Mich. to.\ Cole property oc ELBERFELD$ rr Guest Qf Honor At Bridal Shower Ohto Ptrfly ciGl-d, aNI cold ... dor wrih • fow •now flurrlH ....,Lake Erl• ~•tty cloudy •nd nit qutte .. did fontt~ht with a chanc• of • littl• 1now or ,IHt, Cl-, •nd cold ~turday wlth IIIIOW fhiilrih north•••t •rtd norih ,ortlon. High tod•y 11 tG 25. LOw 10 h• 11. SINGLE Storm The Arctic cold blast sent the mercury skiddmg to below zer? readings over wide. sections of the eastern third of _th~ 181~:;1 P:~~~~ala;~o~:;~/!/~1:~:; nation and to near freezmg as far south as central Mtsstsstppi A c ole was ordered 1mid by the and Alabama plamuff tn an entry f;Ied m Me1gs 8 I Friday. JIDUII')' 11, 1957 Winter's coldest weather bit into the Midwest and Easl day in the calm . rlear wake the season's worst snow storm. 1 I ;:;;;:::::=~~~~~~'~"~·~D~'~"~'~'~'~'~'":'~':c~d~h~'~'m~c~T~u:c~·s~d;•~ydm~c~c~l~m~g:..;o~o~F~e~b;ru~•~"';~l2~;;;-;;;;., Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, MercuryHitsww0fl6Locally!M. CoCo rt • \ eigS:u High Waters Recede From Roads Orders Sale Of BAKER FURNITUR Jhont 2-4811 IX NO 9 Winter's Coldest Weath =New roa Purnlturt = 11 enttne B'i' UNITED PRESS 0100 '57 ROOMS Of WIATHU • I. !:! • • 0 T I at y e Pomeroy Society Notes I • Market Repo~ "" i: OUJt4, '-ye&Mtld lfanlh of D~l politer Jirl from Burlln(IDD. Jo~U~i• Ia . . _ OOWnJ on Mq. 1Ucbl1'd I<IM• ln WubfDatm'l u pliP wert~ -Iaunchtd ror • 1erla of )larch ot: Dlm• cofrie p&rtttt to be hel4 41Jrlnrilanua'f1 in all partl of th• lllt.lon. HawaU a;.d .AlukL ( lntllmOIIot!GJ.BOMdphoto) . 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