https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1d52821b5e9baceab343e36f118d3c6a.pdf f2f4c4ed21d44f3a7daac827d0821a43 PDF Text Text ~ __ .......... ....... ________ . ._...., ~ -~ ' ' 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) . MAIL'"I -- -- - ---- ------ ---- . _ ., �'a ... • • ,. l \ 0 . ., • -. \ ' 2-DID1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 10, 1957 The Daily Sentinel I· OBV()TI!D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS·MASON AREA Pub1llhe4 efti'J aftemoon except Sunday by The Ohio VaUe1 ~ · ~,a 110 Mecbuue St., Pomer".lY, 0. BUiiness office pboDe - . -tiillltwiat offiee t»bone 3tK'. IUCHidtll I. OWIN - GENERAL MANAGBit ltiYNOLO I. GREIN£- EDITOR •"""-ti•h•"" _...._"""f~tivP. Rottinclli-K.liDball, •· 16. N.Y. ~·matter at the r Daily Sentinel Day BOok EMERGENCY CALL MiddleporL Bmera:ency The Squad was called at 9:15 p.m. 'fhursdu)' night wbe1; Mat~aret Little became ill at her home on !'i)'t:imore Street 2--Dall.v Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 11, 1957 WSAZ'""'~'TV Chanr~e13 WS.U·TV CHANNIL 3 O:M.i 7:00 SiJD On Today REIIORT SERVICE SUNDAY 9.00 CoUee Time The annual congretatJonal re· 10:00 Home port 9en·ite of. the Middleport 11 ·00 ,The Right is Rltht Church of Christ will be held Sun· t LSO 1'BA da.v at 7 p.m. a.na a IM!fiod u.f U:QQ Tic lloullh fll'llowship is planned to follow the 12:30 lt C9uld lje You l :00 Current reports and business meeting ac· cordlng to tho annQuncement made a:oo. cam.}'.e Goel To School by Fred I. Gardner, pastor of lhe 2:30 'fenlle.SieP. Ernie Ford 3 :00 Matinee Th;;av.Church. ol:O' Qt.aeen For AD~ ' :U Modern Romances 1'00 COI!le4Y Tlm.e ATTEND DEMONSTIATION Members of the Rock Sprinp 1:$11 A~ni -Dru Show Jlome Demonstration Work Club 8:00 WUd Bill ffiokok attending the meetinS' on "How to 6:30 News Picture 811i ~poru Eye Use aud Buy Small Elt.-ctrical J\pS:M Weat~111t pliancea" held at the · Grange h~ll were : Mrs. Arlee Abbott, Mrs. 7:00 ~r. Hd,SOJI's Journal Scott Folmer, Mrs. Horace Abbott 7:SO 8ddle PW:Ier ::!bow and 11ons, Mrs. William Morean, t~ . NBC NeWs Mr~ OliVer Clat ' J4rs. 4fura Reu8:80 BJondle " ter, Mrs . Clifford U!ilhelt, Mrs. 8:30 Life Of Riley Amos Leonad and MrR. Willl•m frial Grueser. D'M t Stpry tetOO . ltaJciili of SportJ ·rae . Dine With Weill, Wear ACrutch! MeigS County's polio drive is 3-3thering momentum every day. When the announcement was made TIJUrsday of the be~m a~d cornbreaq dinner Jan. 16 to be sponsored by the Pomeroy Lions club, with Marty Weill at guest, and proceeds to go to tbe po~o coffers .. local organizations seemed to have reached a peak m ingenutl~. SUrely, there will be a lot of Sports fans who wt:p. relish seemg and hearing in action a character with such a background as Weill's. There can't help but he sporting ~!amour around a figure !bat bll.9 rubbl!d against the Damon Runyonesque inhabitaqts ol the No~ York fight mob. Weill's ta·le of life In the big e!ly J~RCies "''U be ~I more interesting beeause after Rocky Mar, e1ano retired as heavyw~lgh\ champion altho worl<!, Weill Ijls ma~1•r tiii.O reUJed: to a haberdashery iri lroniori. He wanted! qtp.et Wll' oJ llviDg and a chane~ to enjoy his family which lnc.ua• two sons. . Ladles of tbe Federateol Church are contributing their ser·. ~~In ~f. the dinner party. Ticket! are $1.25. Beans and corl!bl'eaoj dont coat a lot. so a good big piece of each dollar •114 a quQter will be going to the very worthy polio cause. I" tbit connoctlon, also, we should 111ake public mention of the fact that Racine and Middleport High School band membero ' ' well as Pomeroy's band contributed their time and 100. ltR~. to polio last Saturday by selling the symbolic lit· U~ ll!\1~ ~h. proceeds going to the county polio drive. Ru!Jan 'a acbool band is planning a Blue Crutch DaY this Saturday, u Ia Eastern High School In Chester, It has been re-' • . .1 ' .. . 1111ny years aeo. has had sjgnai success. Much work remain~ to ~ oloQe llotb iu the prevehllve and the rehablllllltion fields. ~9WtV411', Proll'8U ainoo advent of the Salk vaccine appears tQ ~ l'I.,Vf, =;irt ;, bopa ~ - ~iY,•.tl)at I similar attack, with llk8.J!U...... can be mM!t cancer, ~p~rimental science never throw In I~· wm n~:te untU cancer has been beaten. A reall.J. concen- t ,.,. t rated e 4~, probably ~any times more intense than is beJng rarried on now, eventually will brln5t success. Man flo lpn~er beOevea lhal. Nature .purposely bides its secrets ~eyond all (Continued f•om •••• o.. ) 12:~ ca,.., s. s. atleq~ ~n ta lh• qt!orlnc .-,.n Jan, t w" Your Laws a\ s,.,.. I churth on New file Party bfll4 at the tht'lr pelitlons With' t~e county Year'• Eve, sponsored by tbe MYF Board of Eiecti9n11 4 p. lfl, of bard 'hldV for lh meiminJt to be clear. · 1us the Board of Review or the WM ·,uended by 24 youth lnd 10 February 6. TheY sj1all file Form No. I ,and it shall be al.lned by at Me~while, we help In the many ways open to us. The Lions Burea~ of. Unemploy~cnt Cn:n· adultL Lloyd Dillinger led the 1ervi('e, least. 5 and not mQre . than 23 club bean and cornbread dinner Js nne wav. Rlue Crutch salPs pensut10n, ~t, al:. was granted "Y are another Mr. John Doe. citizen, helns by catlnr( beans with the court hls r\aJm th;Jt he .wor~ed ~~n~a~~~~:~tcwH~cgaal?;'o~~~au~~r: • West Shade • . """. Mr. and Mrs. T~nard Lnnbam ·Twcmty-lour ettcndclf · (lotl~c \ tlnd fam\hi\ ll!lf'n\ Sunday \t.tilh Mr. P'rGYer m•etlnf al the :\Iilii J-lj!,t\- ~ rihrl Mrs. t•nmk J,anham in We•t man home Friday evenlnt: Va. ~ Recent vi1itora at the Rus ~e ll Jimmy tRnhllm ot ·west Va. , is fainter home were Mr. and Mn. Will lleUmap , Mr. and Mn. Rnlph vi!.iling 111 th e l..cnard L<mham Painter and baby , Mr. and Mrs. homt•. Harry nrown and tom und lk'! Rlr\wrc] Bt•arths call~d on Will Smith. lldlmlln Tut·~day. Mn. Will Hellman . callml "!r~. Lemar~ . • ' ~ 1 .,• on Mn. Ru... \1 Palnt•r LIAhalll Monday. 141'1. Jennie Rou1n and Mrs. HOSPITAL STANDI ,AT Virall Rou11h and C!hildren call•~ '!'here wel·e no admlaslOM or on frlendl ·at tona: Bottom re«ftt- dltehlrj~e& to or Ito~ thfl Meia:R ly. · ~ General UofJpital durihg the past ~4 htun. ployment hencflts as pt·ovlded Ly law. R~ Kohlhausf'.. , db1 Du~inc~s Adjustment t:o., Ill plnlntiff V(lf· 1us kenneth H11ger ;;nd Arlu• llag· er WllS given the rh:h'. 1\) ro ; I''H'Cr from the defendant s $ll5ti 91) w;~h interest at f.l •,l, and Cl.utr: costs . In a case br.lw cf'll Utram Slnwlur us plam0£f vNsu~ c:.•ori(e An drew Bryant tht'l Stat!:! of Ohio ·.~as aranled leav~ t.o flle an answer and l'rOB!I pt'lition. One divorce Wll8 g:rantt•d. that being lo Iva B. Atkm son rrom 0!1 car Lee Atkinson bN·aus of grol'ls neJltc~ of dllty. Cly de Allfriend who wns LJndi'r' whleh include<\ prayer, Seriplun read1n1 ,· aroup singinQ: and special inging Bible qui:.: and contests. 8 The S,.oup went to tbe bf.!iement wh 1~re ~imea wt:re t;Jnjoyed •nd re· cords played. A potluck lureh wa!'l enjoyed. Bcrnnrd sturm 1 of Millstone, w. va. spent the week end at the home of hh 1ister, Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles and family. Friends here were sorry to hear of the illness of 1\HUord Warnel·. Alhen!l, son of Mr. and Mrs Cl11runce Warner and grand· son of l{r. and Mrs. Albert Warn· br qualified electots of the municl· pallty wh.o. are memben of the same po!Jtu:al party as the candldate. Pcttt~o,..s of psrty candidates mml be emulated by a mereb~r of the sama politlefii .JW a~ t_h e ('andidat.e. Yo11 may be a.~nd1date for nom1nat1on at a part:t 'prlmll'f if you are Bllsociated wltb that party and if you hnve- not voted as A member or a d.lflellent polltical party at any pr1mary election within the neKt precedln@ four calendt~r years . 10·30 11:00 11 :30 12:30 1 :00 1:30 2:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:15 6 :30 7:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 Sign On Western Fea1ure Capt. Midnight Ho\\.dy Doo(lv Buildin~ America Fury Cowb•y Theatre Mr. Wizard Down On The Fa.tm Western Featu1·~ · NBA Gamt~x:l .King hoy Ro~ers News Scorrboard Rosemary Cloont) Sbow . Saturday Night JamOOree Pe.qpre ~e f\Jaar Perry Comn Sbow ~~.fiat'S Hyur George Gobel Show Your Hit Parade J CT. - - - - - - - - - - f:110 ~ly Show S:ao Your Eaao Report•r U5 Sporto Ptracle a:nS Weaihermu 7:00 'l'8A 7:15 1DouJiao Edwarlt llt:f Friend Fllekl West Point Story PlftYhouse of Stars Crusader Hlllhway Patrol ]'he Line Up \ Sqper Serial Time WtkiJV Mouse Club Qar~n Clqb Flvt B~ !Mni!l Xutla, PI1A • ()II._ .:i'Oh'n ·DalJ • tb• NeWJ Rill TiD Tin JU., ilowi• P.ublht ~pder 1Ja!l#ldep!1411'lle 'rr..sure Hunt s.,n,.t .\ r>. . · Stltfon . !f 'l"t ' ' fantOllS money makers is designed for a specific job, and can be· come an Important part of your feeding program. Middleport We Do Custom Grinding" N. 2nd Ave. MlddleJ!I>rl - FREE 10:30 Person to Person 11:00 New, 1l:~ Scannini the Weather 11:10 The I.ate ~how Saturday - ChannelS ON ALL 9:SO Capta111 Ka ..~aroo 10:30 Mighty Mouse u,oo Lucky 8 RMch 11:80 Talea of Texas B:aDierJI ' '· t2:00 Big Top 1:00 The LoBJ Ranier 1:30 Jr. Town Meeting 2:00 National Ice Hockey 4:15 4:30 5:011 5:80 6:00 6:30 7,00 7,30 e:oo 9:00 9:30 10:00 10,30 Town, Country Crossroads The Rig Picture Church's Big Story 'fV Cla!18J'oom Air Power . ~· Golde~ Play}Jouse Beat tbe· Clock Bucc&neer\i Jackie Gleason Show Gale Storm Show Hey Jeannle Gunsmoke The Late Sbow , •O:OO !loy Anthehy Show - T-ll :OO News of the Niebt ll :15 Thea+re 13 · 12:15 Sign Off SatJ.urday - ChannefJ3 2:" .Sagp On 2:.U. WeStern :Uovlt '. 4:30 s·:oo 6:00 6:18 6:30 Bible Time ~~ ..:oN•o•••• CHEStER Tractors Call lis Today .. · MORRIS EQUIPMENT 11 may be applied. As long •• iOlizabetb Wickhanm IMr< Freda den<e. AND SUPPLY growers follow carefully recOJD:;, mtlfWIHhr'O'JOUilla: -...and sufficient Phone 3202 Racine time before hurvest they Will be 1 Pearl St. safe guarded !rom prosecution un· dcr this amendment. . Goleman pointed out there were ---·- - - - - - - - --------.-- '---------'--...!: •., ..Miller .. Mra Clara .Pyles and Mrs. ~avada Beaver spent Tuesday iti Parkersburg. Mr. and Ml'_l. Donald w:hite are announcing the birth of a, daoti:h· ter Debbie Lynn, at the Holzer Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert K.ratger and children Lebanon Ohio, spent a rcw' days with Mr. and Mrs Carl Kautg. Mrs .Letha Koblentg visited Mrs. Do~ald MatlocJc, Belpre, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Will and Mr. and Mrs., Henry Dailey, Syracuse, spei)VIn even}ng with Mr. and Mr&. Bili;J Cleland. Mrs. Henry Bea\'\lr and Mrs. George Pyletll apent an evening with Mrs CIY.de Head•y Tuppen Plaina. · ' Mr. and Mn. Roy Christy left for 1 vacation trip to Florida. They were aeeompanled by Mr. 1 and Mrs. Virlll Wood, Belpre. Mr and Mn. Floyd Ridenour · · Gordon Bidenof~r and ,son Keith baw returned home form a several weeta va~ation in Florida . Tbe Third Thursday Club wtll meet at the home or Mrs. Frank· Un Bailey, aJn. 11. Mrs. Carl kaulj: and daughter J~y called on Mr1. Clayton Allen, Tuesday. ·· Mrs. P. ' F · Koblentg recenUy visited Mrs ~ohn Arbaua:~ TUppers Plains. Clarice. Allen ·..: , .; ·-. 'r O'BRIEN TO TQUR MANILA UP ...;World >hot pli_l eh~plon Pmy O'BrieD open~d bU, wol"ld-wide goodWill tour' Tburaday with a aea, • record per.. formance. The husky C<tlifornian t~d 'b.e !S.pound shot 62 feet, ,.t Inches-exactly one foo t short of~ pendln.v world mark. . TRVAX SiliNS -.le Dalton T.rijax of ~lane UDI· v~r~t)' h'• 11igned to ,play profe:to .., •lonallootball with the Green Bay f~ers next season. He was tbo , r~~era' third choise l.b the recent ..,aUOnaJ Footb•U League drart 1' PAY YOU TO . PLIISCH&R IS PRISIDINT NEW YORK UP -Nal Fleisch· er., •• <!l~, l'( ,Rlnl Maguine. bas . LI.AVI ON TOUR - YORK UP -Hungarian Is .married ..tnd father of three ebildren of Wbom he and his wife, Patricia, are very proud. The children are: Ann, aged 6, Allen , age 2, and Janice age 5 months. A graduate of Ohio State Unlver· sity in Agricultural Education Hol· ter takes time from his many farm duties to be active in the Meigs County Farm !Bureau, Meigs-Co Holstein Club, the Rock Springs Grange, Horce Club and dancing club He also likes to hunt, play softball and basketball whenever be gets the ·lpportunity Dairy fanning· is his principal avocation witb hil clalry prtlducts being sold in Cbarleston, W Va. Specalizlng tn pure bred Holateln cattl~, bis berd iJJumbered 10 when he (trill started, but now numbers 72 head of cowa and calves. Milt producUon lut Year. wu 244,000 pounds averagint 3.8 11\ butter fal He 1180 ralsea a few boga for butchering purposes aa well aa some cblckena and owns their own riding horse..Crops raised by Bolter are apo proximately 15 acres of corn, l5 aerea ln wbN.t and 30 acrea ln ·bay .He plants Jn rotation in com, wheat and then 2 Jl'Hrl in hay to complete a four year cycle. For feeding he uaea lfOwn grain• and uses bls supplement tor fertllblng praetiee he usea a 12 mosUy but oecalionally cllang~ to a 10-lG-10 mixtdre. :ln soil eonaervation prac'tices be WE HAVE A I>HbolrHidlld ·president of the Olympic athletes wtH l~ave .today on a Dation-wide tour to nlse mon. ey for their strife-torn country. Boxing Writers A'lsn. Other offi· cera re-eleeted Tbut8day inelu~e Jack Cuddy, United Pre.,, llrol vice-president; Jesse Abnmson, New York Henld Tribune, second vtce-presjdent, and A1 Buck, New York POst, secre~ary-treasurer. I I I Complete Line! Farm Equipment ALSO Jhe Sign of·_ Qucility \ USED FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS FOR · DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON ~~ · NoW COLUMBUS-Two 'widely-known livestock autboriUes of Lne Mid· West are scheduled to speak at an Ohio CatUe Feeders association 'neet.ing in the Southern Hotel here January 30 and 31, James H. Warner, association secretary and Ohio State University extension animal IJCience specialist, has annouaeed. The speakers are Dorsey Kirk of Oblong, hog and catUe fumer, overseer of the National ~ange and Master of the Illlnola State Grange, and Don MaidanJ of Omaha, Neb., 15!cretary of the Nebraska Cattle Feeders asaociaUon. Both men wlll appear on tho January 31 PfO&rlm. In other program features G~ rge F. Henning, Ohio State Uni· venity professor or agrJcultural · economics and rural sociology, wUI f;tiacusa livestock marketing Ud also serve aa moderator of ,. panel eon&idering the topic "How and Where to Sell Fat Cattle." l'he 'panel wtu discuss the pros and eon& of seiiinJ cattle through country ouUets, actions and term.Jnal marketJ. The January 30 program, war. ner' l'laid, would be devoted to bus· ine~s se11slons for representatives of tbe cattle and beef industries. m., ""' ' ,, . ..., . _.... .•. POMEROY MOTOR Co. Pmaeroy E. Malo St. I ,..~ · - . ' - .• PBONB 111 · ,' "'F '< .. '""'·'-~··•'- ,1'""··-~ .. " • " • No"""" ilckbecb froa! the front wbeeis to ~--oDd shoulders .•. steer oDe" banded with bol equipment 011 1M fdl lH power steering • hill-ill • ~ : bepo the ·~otth!lwbeel"' Phom today for-a fne &!malllilratlon on your .,...,. J0b1 ' Pbone 418 Pomeroy Meigs Equipment Co. FENCE -;;;;;;;-.i;;;;;;;;;_ _ _;;;.,.;;;;;-.-~:::::::;: N0 M _••ra$ IIUU.Cil INCORPORATED Where Qaallty Is Paramount Butternut & 2nd St. Pomeroy SUPPlY LiMITED FIJ'Dien Oaly .. ·.·· "' AT THE ' Lower cost per pound keeps you In business provldn the health. livability .......... -MEIGS PHONE94 CO-OP POMEROY .' • JACK WSEY, MGR. MUST MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SHIPMENTS Steel Prices Hove Advanced But We Wont To Help You Beat The Squeeze ..,.u. River-Nichols hatcbetJIDI.n, toclQ. · Fulton Thompson ' Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Barrett spent Friday with their mn, Wendall Barrett and family near LangJville. lfr. Mart Mollohan of Danville called on Mr. and llu l:{arlan Rife Friday. • finser-·· ' 1 U., olbor baDd ia free to~ ' WHEN YOU THINK OF ThinkOf Us POiiBBOY, OHIO now International• 300 ,Ufll~ trador with POwER ITEI. .8 ,' NEW HOUAND F.AUI·EQUIPMENT .SUGAR RUN ~LOlJ~ RM:t.LL ' New Cloth Top 1153 WILLY8 TRUCK - 1 Ton Plciutp .•..•.. fHI 4-Wbeel Drive. Both Vehlcl., Dark Green. s per pound on Oa-• buyers' market,. alliahty ln}portant to y(tu. You'U "keep •bead of the nd'" Wilen Jlrlcea a.TII low, read)' to rMP pOd pro6te in the mont.M ahead. AND F,ERTILI%1R llulbel'l')' Ave JEEPS 1954 WJLLVS - Wltb 4-Wbeel Drltt .......... ftltS M.id-.West . Livestock. ..Authorities Plan , ..... , . , ~ h A Ca 1 F d M ' peec es t tt e . ee ers eetmg •WE ARE THE ~· troat .eat u Cabral rolled' i!otm a wiadow. The 1utomobUe ,...... off a hi&bny bere and OY!itamed twice. They're The Most! Rov HoltJ'r, operator of the farm ,,.,, I Two Gun Plarlouse SIJuTday N~>wf Swappin' Sam's Scoreboatct Let's Talk It Ov!Jf .1:110 · IiddY Arnold TilDe 7:00 Famous FJiril F8liltival 8:00 ~wnmee w~ .. 10:00 Otark Jubilee lQ:ao- You're On Your Own )11:00 20th Century Theater JJO 1i8ts Q£:11 I ...,. a pet do1 liked the wlD4 lA his faee. Edward Cabral, 81, 1M control of his ear wMD tbtl boar do,: audd.nly leliP"d OD _to 1M I DEMONSTRATION On 9:1W Life ., the F-orm , Silll! ~~~!r :i~::'::~~n ::::~: I SAN FRANCISCO owner at Lake Ha~uu better fisbmti: as a rault o.f brulb shelters he put I.D the water along the 1horeline H.e Aid there it a black crappie De~t every three or four feet alon1 the enUre bruJb patch. Shore fishing for bluegllls and lara:e.moulb basa also has Improved. I FEED MILL 44 ----~-'-- 9(00 Jrowen 11ery few chan.Jet In the IRJeCtl· recommedatlons !or 19:S7. to slllrt planting cabbage teed io Cystox on beanJ U a new material \heir planJ. bt!ds. recommended for the control of At a meeting held at the Letart the bean beeUe. For cabbaJe Falls Schoo l lust wee k growers .vorma Endrin Is the belt material, were given the late't information but Phoadrin l1 tafer to we on on l'Uitural practices and insect c&bbaie close to harvest. and disease control by Extension DDT is still reCODtmended for Spl"dali15h, Ed Drollinger, Lyle corn ear worm control, but &pray· Goleman and Blair Janson. ing shOuld start no later than 10 '11 Mr. Drollinger su~r:ges led one m silk and with a tevere problem of the newer tomato varietieJ, ~ hou l d lltart at the first sign of the ~1orton Hybnd , ts wrll worth try- ~ ilk. This should be repeated every ing. It is slightly earlier t h<m V•l· two or three daY•. More than three ian t and sets fairly easily under or four spraying• may be needed. adverse weather condJtions. For flea beetle eontrol on tomA· One of the problems of tomato to plants when 1et in tbe fielda t:rowers is to. increase flower c:lus· ;:praying witb M:etboxychlor. Dis· ters and the setting of fruit on 0 1 dusters. Three suggestions were made which might be tried on an experime ntal basis. These includ· Mr. Janson reported there was oo ed the cold treatment which con- change in tht'l recommendations. '>ists of reducing the temperature For early blight the recommended I to about 50 degrees for about two materlala are fixed copper, Zineb,l weeks about fl week after gennina- ~aneb and Nahant. ror late blight' tiun . Rsults have sh.own this cold recommended materials are fixed I treatment has produced 5 to 7 eopper, Zlneb a.Dd Nabam. In some pounds of fruit with the Cir.st clu. ~al!les it might be neeeuary to ter. shift to Bordeaux mixture later in the summer. Bfrryset, a' chemical, has been The perennial ' problem of damp'lsed · on seedlings when tbe 1 flrst trig off lil the Reed bed still bas ·.vo leaves are about ooe-ba1f size. nQ t'Ompl91e control. Reducing of Pl ants wilt badly, but all that aur- moisture by heatiniJ and ventnatvive have yielded heavy in the ·.ng helps as well u keeping the first cluscter. Use of a hormone Qlrfaee of soil dry. Arasan or Farms" pictured abOve. wao correcUy identified 'las tended to gille early fruit, but ~aptan may also help in controll· on Route 7. Tbe farm Is ClllTenUy operated by I the problem is in holding shipping ~ ng ~amplng off. oeries will appear In Saturd.sy's edition of I1Ualities of the fruits produced. While stawberriel are not railed Considerable information baa been released through magatinea .o a large extent ia Meigs County Meigs Countians had no troubTe in'.correctly identifying the fied the No Z M,.tery Farm this ('O ncerning the value of plant bed Mr. Jan1on recently relea1ed in· week were.: OUn . A- Bailey, 1640 houses using A plastic cover. formation that in Ohio teatl virus- Homer ,Holter Fann on Route 7 near Five 'Points as the. sec- Beverly Hlll• DriYe, Cleveland; C. ThE-se can .be heated for about one tree strawberry stock• have pr(). ond of tbe Daily Sentinel Mystery Farms. In less than an hour C. WoU, Cbestet; MJ'I. Wayne half the heating cost of a regular duced an average of 68% more after last Saturday's edition was off the press, calls began Sloan, Rt 33 Pearl Willlaml, Rut"ash house. The d~awback to tbem, lruit than ?Nlinary otocks of the coming into the Sentinel offiC'eS identifying the photo. land; Mrs. Mary K. Holter, Bashhowever.' is that they hold all the same varieties. I Twenty-one persons called or wrote post cards into the Senan; Mrs. Clark Jllle, Radne; Mrs. moisture in, so in order ta reduce Producers of strawberry frult1 tinel identifying the ftrm, One bas recently built two farm ponds Earl Dill, Morning Star; Mrs. Ruth virus-free, aphid and with the use of a 1y, inch the posslbllily of damping off and ~hould plant .. 1 only. ti h .1 . pos t card Cl\me 1rom Cleveland · Francis, Pomeroy; Mra. John Dlle, t tr k oimilar diseases these houses must ee s oe o varte es.w ere av~t· The sec-ond of the "M'Jl'ltei'Y plastic pipe laid 30 inches underRacine, Rl 1; Freda Wolf, Pomebe weU ventilated whieb will in- Jb!e. Iso ~ate th~ plantins fr?m old· Farms" Is operated by Roy Holter ,ground with the •id of a farm roy, Rt. 1; Charles Lee, Rl J; er pl~ntmgs so far as pollllble (at 2&, son of Homer Holter, who Is tractor now bu water running ln. crease the heating cost. l~ast 3,000 feet. and ,dust once at the owner of the farm. compriaed to his farm buildings the year Long Bottom; Dana E. Hamm, Mineraville; Mrs. Melvin Smith, In insect control Goleman called f1rs.t bloom and once 10 the fall to of 100 aeres, the farm bas been in around. Star Route, Pomeroy; Frank 8. attention to the Miller Amendment control aphids.) the Holter family for the p11t 10 Holter, who is 1 regular aubWill, PomerOy; Mrs. John C. Frick of the Food and Drug Act. Under years having been purchased ·from 8 cribei to The ~ily Sentinel, said Pomerqy; William Radford, Rl 1; this am~ndment the growe~ r,athler Beasle Weed in 1946. Prior to that that be espeeial)y nted the new than shippers is resrons~b e or time the farm had been owned farm featU1'e' and enjoys the Pomer.oy; Hnward Rolin, Rt. 33; guaranteeing that residue of poiThe Past COuncilors Club met by a John Frecker and aleo by Ira pubUeaUon becauAe it brings blm Mrs. Alice Globikar, Union-Ave., sonous sprays or dusts on fruits Wednesday evening at the Lodge Fox. Originally t~e .f~ was aU of tbe local news 18 well u a Pomeroy; Edison Hollon, lllners·r vegetables is less than the safe Hall with Mrs. Henry. Beaver and much larger than it& present ).00 good mixture 'of sports anQ n.a- viJ.Ie, and lfrl. Charles Goexlein, lllaximum. ~lrs. Geors:e Pyle!, hoatesses. acres, but in the interveniD£ years tiona! newt~ covera1e of import- Rt. 3, Pomeroy. With newer, more powerful Jesse Luttle bas returned home has heen divided up. ance. The Holter& during the tenure In his plans for the future Hoi- . Mr. Edward Rife of Gahanna pesticides growers should follow after spending several weeks witb carefully the recommended a- · his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. of their ownership have buUt a ter p1aaa to build a new silo and called on his mother, Mr1. Charles mounts and times or spraying or and Mrs. John Zweyer, Baltlmore new £&rage, new barn, a ,mlJt a new lfanary. Rife 11\d children, Saturday even· dusting. Eacll material varies in :\1d. bouse, silo, ahed and conver\ed Those who succeasfully identi· ing. the time preceding harvest that Mrs. Pauline Ridenour, Mrs one building into a tenant res!· - -...,--·-~~~--.:.- -:---c:=--:::--:--:--:=c- GREEN BAY, Wlo. UP -Ta .. To U..~~t<k Ne!~hilors · Midday MaUnee l.llr Wltb .Jlltz•betlo Ahernoon Film Festival Sunrise 1'1:101\U\ 11:4,3 ·fi:artoo:q Club 12:10 Noon News LltteTa~e Yot~r a&. Back ot · -,.wi!¥N-'J\f · CH~NNEL d ll :olf SJgn ·On ' ·'·· hminlne '!'ouch E H Every of these CAN IN. HAZAI,D ./ Y AII»>UTH. lie. - A W .... A rNOTt urooi: man went to 1be bolpiiiJ reponed and biJ car to the Wl'etbr _. FllHING lMPilOVID I 11:110 New,s and Sl"'rta 1UO ChaiiU'Ionsllip BowllnJ 12:15 Owl Theatre 1:30 Sign Qll WHTN;_TV Channel13 OnyourDiol UT!WIIIo UO Belie of NIJht be held at the Letart Falls GradE School auditorium January 24 wae 7.:30 erron~ously reported as. Jan. 21 8:00 The event is to be "hobo fashion,·• S:SQ 9:00 and is being planned through a committee beaded by Bob Hoe· D:SO 10:00 fli('h. ' st. Otrl'a nam1 I 3!. JoWitll 9:30 JO :OO QllldJnl L11ht · u...,..tt, w Definite Needs Saturday- Channel3 8 .25 8 :30 vecetabl~ Commer1eal Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 11, 1111!-1 m Meiss County are nearly read)!.. cide ll.30 Toni"'bt 12:30 Si&o Oli llo'll't• IW Tomotrow I Jot) Jtati•'1 ltlte1oon P.T.A, TO MIET 1:10 Aa t~e World 'Ill"" The Racine P. T. A. will meet 2::JO ll\lr 1\t:llf! llrqob Monda)' night, Jan. 14 at the Ra· 1..0 cine Grade School nt 7 :30 o'clock. The guest speaker will be Mrs. . J:illi l'he 1!11' Payofl Geneva Nolan, home economics 1:30 Bob 01'04by Show t:OO Bri&htor Day agent. Her topic will be "Nutrl· 4:1.5 ~ret Storm lion and Health." · y(qroltlp mvl111 W!'" held at ' Theodore llilldoro " · Benjamin IQ161 Willi ID 'IIIIP41..1 Of 15. • Hilldore, Frank Ehlltlore. Delmar DlntlliOl'O ~leo ""- lbe loader. Ill~ Wodotoday ly T.D W. I.I.OYfN .\tlendan.<o Hilldor, et. •.1. in whi('h ('ertaln property ww; appra ised at $2.06'f. oveio!n. DRflr nnl" ' lq\ week ,'Y •' ~~~ ~ Dtllo With neither party to the .action wq ~· wltlt pci1b4#t O~u~ l~l~i· Penons aeeklna· n*ilation as exercising purchase rights thu Tbbl week'l leader L1 Nfna.Jlobig. Democrat nr ReRU~l'icA'll candiMINSTRIL PARTY JAN. 24 property 'Pill ordered snld by ~ h, •oo. A dinner purty for the cast and dates for an oflle.e~ I~ a uniclpalSheri£f of Mei~:s cou11ty ror nnt 'tbe \Vateh Ntah\ servteea and tty of over 2.000 »Ol'Ul• on must .flle8ts of the Big Bend Minstrel to FOR 11:00 News Headlines: 1 11 ·15 Weat:,erct~.s t 11 .20 Prell! Box "Mystery Farm" No. 2 Is Correctly Identified As Homer Holter F.arm On Rt. 7Near Five Points NEW IN FARMING Definite f.eeds WC.HS-·TV Channe~ 8 - - -·- ·------ "'*' Meigs-Co Court ken. Unrave lln2 the mystery of the atom so that power, the blood.QI this industrial mechanical age, can be produced has · less Uum two thirds thu ~ppruisal Riven aelentists confidence that Nature's book waits only upon\ Virg1 1 Tc11ford as aprl'llant vcr· Marty' Went' and weartng a blue crutch when asked. 10;tJ honous l'lgb.. ., 't" ·' '·' ·· ... ~:: l;:~~~uJ!:l; opening were dated Jan. 7 This, remarbble "break-through" against poUo will give If Thu Laurel C:...'Jift Better Uealtb Club will meet Monday Janual')" if, at 7 : 3~ p.m. at the' ¥me ot Mrs. OJilllle Allen with Mrs. -..........:- . Q~NIL I Pearl Parker as· the 11ssbting bqst. 8:00 WIIHI.TV O.oi<!P K101.,..o ess. All members are ur.aed to at· 1:00 )Cqr$J Show tehd and brin11 an. article for a 10:00 GUTJ Moore white elephant u)e. New song books wUI be distributed during the meeting. 1U5 Love-o!J#e J>Orl•d. . 'l'hlt lllli¥117 14 tnocll: polio out of our lives, as smal\P<>x was jl,oo H~A~ TH C~U· /tiiiTI'IjJ By Ar Agent c. E. Bllke1leo TELEVISION GUIDE Friday - SeeyoUTVantret•Nkboltorind!u ~ INCORPORAT•D Exeter, New Hampehlre 4 Bolls-Lawa Fen~8" f!UO -per toll 2 Rollo--24" Poultry.Nettlng $8.SOJI.erroll 2 Rolli-410" Poultry Neum, $7.50 per roB 1 Roll-72" Poultry Netting . . .. . per ro~ 1 Roll-48" Poultry Netting $6.88 per nU 9 Rol~I047·1Z-ll ..... · · · $22 per roll 9 Rol'-4 ft. Welded Fabrle 1161." 8 Bollo--2380·8-14\2 . • . . . . $13 per $24.il pd J01l 8 Rolls-2872-fi.U.~ •. · · · · $15 per roll SBoll&-4 ft. Welded Fabrle Ul>i Ga. . to Rollo-1048-8-1412 .... $11.50 per roll $18 pu.rell is Rolls-PIIIsburgb Barb Wire 4 pt. 1 Roll-3 ft. Woldl!d Fabric: f18.88 iter nill $8.80 per roll . 7 Roll....-1047-8·11 ......• ., .... .,.... ~ .n ll 4 BolJ&.-Snow Fenee •... ... $9 per roll 10 Rolls-2t58-1-HI<> .... •U:4t per nU 2 Roll&-Lawn Fea.-8420Y .1 Roll--2048-8-lW. . . . . . . · $25.50 J.!Or roll 41 Rolls-4 fl. Imp. Barb 1,111 5 Rollo--B!IHI-11 .......... $26 per roll· •• Roll o--882-8·11 . . . . . . . . .. $2•• per ron 1 Roll--832-12-9 ......... , $25 per .,roll •• Bo"· t• • ••7 perro11 .._10'7 ................ ron �'a ... • • ,. l \ 0 . ., • -. \ ' 2-DID1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 10, 1957 The Daily Sentinel I· OBV()TI!D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS·MASON AREA Pub1llhe4 efti'J aftemoon except Sunday by The Ohio VaUe1 ~ · ~,a 110 Mecbuue St., Pomer".lY, 0. BUiiness office pboDe - . -tiillltwiat offiee t»bone 3tK'. IUCHidtll I. OWIN - GENERAL MANAGBit ltiYNOLO I. GREIN£- EDITOR •"""-ti•h•"" _...._"""f~tivP. Rottinclli-K.liDball, •· 16. N.Y. ~·matter at the r Daily Sentinel Day BOok EMERGENCY CALL MiddleporL Bmera:ency The Squad was called at 9:15 p.m. 'fhursdu)' night wbe1; Mat~aret Little became ill at her home on !'i)'t:imore Street 2--Dall.v Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 11, 1957 WSAZ'""'~'TV Chanr~e13 WS.U·TV CHANNIL 3 O:M.i 7:00 SiJD On Today REIIORT SERVICE SUNDAY 9.00 CoUee Time The annual congretatJonal re· 10:00 Home port 9en·ite of. the Middleport 11 ·00 ,The Right is Rltht Church of Christ will be held Sun· t LSO 1'BA da.v at 7 p.m. a.na a IM!fiod u.f U:QQ Tic lloullh fll'llowship is planned to follow the 12:30 lt C9uld lje You l :00 Current reports and business meeting ac· cordlng to tho annQuncement made a:oo. cam.}'.e Goel To School by Fred I. Gardner, pastor of lhe 2:30 'fenlle.SieP. Ernie Ford 3 :00 Matinee Th;;av.Church. ol:O' Qt.aeen For AD~ ' :U Modern Romances 1'00 COI!le4Y Tlm.e ATTEND DEMONSTIATION Members of the Rock Sprinp 1:$11 A~ni -Dru Show Jlome Demonstration Work Club 8:00 WUd Bill ffiokok attending the meetinS' on "How to 6:30 News Picture 811i ~poru Eye Use aud Buy Small Elt.-ctrical J\pS:M Weat~111t pliancea" held at the · Grange h~ll were : Mrs. Arlee Abbott, Mrs. 7:00 ~r. Hd,SOJI's Journal Scott Folmer, Mrs. Horace Abbott 7:SO 8ddle PW:Ier ::!bow and 11ons, Mrs. William Morean, t~ . NBC NeWs Mr~ OliVer Clat ' J4rs. 4fura Reu8:80 BJondle " ter, Mrs . Clifford U!ilhelt, Mrs. 8:30 Life Of Riley Amos Leonad and MrR. Willl•m frial Grueser. D'M t Stpry tetOO . ltaJciili of SportJ ·rae . Dine With Weill, Wear ACrutch! MeigS County's polio drive is 3-3thering momentum every day. When the announcement was made TIJUrsday of the be~m a~d cornbreaq dinner Jan. 16 to be sponsored by the Pomeroy Lions club, with Marty Weill at guest, and proceeds to go to tbe po~o coffers .. local organizations seemed to have reached a peak m ingenutl~. SUrely, there will be a lot of Sports fans who wt:p. relish seemg and hearing in action a character with such a background as Weill's. There can't help but he sporting ~!amour around a figure !bat bll.9 rubbl!d against the Damon Runyonesque inhabitaqts ol the No~ York fight mob. Weill's ta·le of life In the big e!ly J~RCies "''U be ~I more interesting beeause after Rocky Mar, e1ano retired as heavyw~lgh\ champion altho worl<!, Weill Ijls ma~1•r tiii.O reUJed: to a haberdashery iri lroniori. He wanted! qtp.et Wll' oJ llviDg and a chane~ to enjoy his family which lnc.ua• two sons. . Ladles of tbe Federateol Church are contributing their ser·. ~~In ~f. the dinner party. Ticket! are $1.25. Beans and corl!bl'eaoj dont coat a lot. so a good big piece of each dollar •114 a quQter will be going to the very worthy polio cause. I" tbit connoctlon, also, we should 111ake public mention of the fact that Racine and Middleport High School band membero ' ' well as Pomeroy's band contributed their time and 100. ltR~. to polio last Saturday by selling the symbolic lit· U~ ll!\1~ ~h. proceeds going to the county polio drive. Ru!Jan 'a acbool band is planning a Blue Crutch DaY this Saturday, u Ia Eastern High School In Chester, It has been re-' • . .1 ' .. . 1111ny years aeo. has had sjgnai success. Much work remain~ to ~ oloQe llotb iu the prevehllve and the rehablllllltion fields. ~9WtV411', Proll'8U ainoo advent of the Salk vaccine appears tQ ~ l'I.,Vf, =;irt ;, bopa ~ - ~iY,•.tl)at I similar attack, with llk8.J!U...... can be mM!t cancer, ~p~rimental science never throw In I~· wm n~:te untU cancer has been beaten. A reall.J. concen- t ,.,. t rated e 4~, probably ~any times more intense than is beJng rarried on now, eventually will brln5t success. Man flo lpn~er beOevea lhal. Nature .purposely bides its secrets ~eyond all (Continued f•om •••• o.. ) 12:~ ca,.., s. s. atleq~ ~n ta lh• qt!orlnc .-,.n Jan, t w" Your Laws a\ s,.,.. I churth on New file Party bfll4 at the tht'lr pelitlons With' t~e county Year'• Eve, sponsored by tbe MYF Board of Eiecti9n11 4 p. lfl, of bard 'hldV for lh meiminJt to be clear. · 1us the Board of Review or the WM ·,uended by 24 youth lnd 10 February 6. TheY sj1all file Form No. I ,and it shall be al.lned by at Me~while, we help In the many ways open to us. The Lions Burea~ of. Unemploy~cnt Cn:n· adultL Lloyd Dillinger led the 1ervi('e, least. 5 and not mQre . than 23 club bean and cornbread dinner Js nne wav. Rlue Crutch salPs pensut10n, ~t, al:. was granted "Y are another Mr. John Doe. citizen, helns by catlnr( beans with the court hls r\aJm th;Jt he .wor~ed ~~n~a~~~~:~tcwH~cgaal?;'o~~~au~~r: • West Shade • . """. Mr. and Mrs. T~nard Lnnbam ·Twcmty-lour ettcndclf · (lotl~c \ tlnd fam\hi\ ll!lf'n\ Sunday \t.tilh Mr. P'rGYer m•etlnf al the :\Iilii J-lj!,t\- ~ rihrl Mrs. t•nmk J,anham in We•t man home Friday evenlnt: Va. ~ Recent vi1itora at the Rus ~e ll Jimmy tRnhllm ot ·west Va. , is fainter home were Mr. and Mn. Will lleUmap , Mr. and Mn. Rnlph vi!.iling 111 th e l..cnard L<mham Painter and baby , Mr. and Mrs. homt•. Harry nrown and tom und lk'! Rlr\wrc] Bt•arths call~d on Will Smith. lldlmlln Tut·~day. Mn. Will Hellman . callml "!r~. Lemar~ . • ' ~ 1 .,• on Mn. Ru... \1 Palnt•r LIAhalll Monday. 141'1. Jennie Rou1n and Mrs. HOSPITAL STANDI ,AT Virall Rou11h and C!hildren call•~ '!'here wel·e no admlaslOM or on frlendl ·at tona: Bottom re«ftt- dltehlrj~e& to or Ito~ thfl Meia:R ly. · ~ General UofJpital durihg the past ~4 htun. ployment hencflts as pt·ovlded Ly law. R~ Kohlhausf'.. , db1 Du~inc~s Adjustment t:o., Ill plnlntiff V(lf· 1us kenneth H11ger ;;nd Arlu• llag· er WllS given the rh:h'. 1\) ro ; I''H'Cr from the defendant s $ll5ti 91) w;~h interest at f.l •,l, and Cl.utr: costs . In a case br.lw cf'll Utram Slnwlur us plam0£f vNsu~ c:.•ori(e An drew Bryant tht'l Stat!:! of Ohio ·.~as aranled leav~ t.o flle an answer and l'rOB!I pt'lition. One divorce Wll8 g:rantt•d. that being lo Iva B. Atkm son rrom 0!1 car Lee Atkinson bN·aus of grol'ls neJltc~ of dllty. Cly de Allfriend who wns LJndi'r' whleh include<\ prayer, Seriplun read1n1 ,· aroup singinQ: and special inging Bible qui:.: and contests. 8 The S,.oup went to tbe bf.!iement wh 1~re ~imea wt:re t;Jnjoyed •nd re· cords played. A potluck lureh wa!'l enjoyed. Bcrnnrd sturm 1 of Millstone, w. va. spent the week end at the home of hh 1ister, Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles and family. Friends here were sorry to hear of the illness of 1\HUord Warnel·. Alhen!l, son of Mr. and Mrs Cl11runce Warner and grand· son of l{r. and Mrs. Albert Warn· br qualified electots of the municl· pallty wh.o. are memben of the same po!Jtu:al party as the candldate. Pcttt~o,..s of psrty candidates mml be emulated by a mereb~r of the sama politlefii .JW a~ t_h e ('andidat.e. Yo11 may be a.~nd1date for nom1nat1on at a part:t 'prlmll'f if you are Bllsociated wltb that party and if you hnve- not voted as A member or a d.lflellent polltical party at any pr1mary election within the neKt precedln@ four calendt~r years . 10·30 11:00 11 :30 12:30 1 :00 1:30 2:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:15 6 :30 7:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 Sign On Western Fea1ure Capt. Midnight Ho\\.dy Doo(lv Buildin~ America Fury Cowb•y Theatre Mr. Wizard Down On The Fa.tm Western Featu1·~ · NBA Gamt~x:l .King hoy Ro~ers News Scorrboard Rosemary Cloont) Sbow . Saturday Night JamOOree Pe.qpre ~e f\Jaar Perry Comn Sbow ~~.fiat'S Hyur George Gobel Show Your Hit Parade J CT. - - - - - - - - - - f:110 ~ly Show S:ao Your Eaao Report•r U5 Sporto Ptracle a:nS Weaihermu 7:00 'l'8A 7:15 1DouJiao Edwarlt llt:f Friend Fllekl West Point Story PlftYhouse of Stars Crusader Hlllhway Patrol ]'he Line Up \ Sqper Serial Time WtkiJV Mouse Club Qar~n Clqb Flvt B~ !Mni!l Xutla, PI1A • ()II._ .:i'Oh'n ·DalJ • tb• NeWJ Rill TiD Tin JU., ilowi• P.ublht ~pder 1Ja!l#ldep!1411'lle 'rr..sure Hunt s.,n,.t .\ r>. . · Stltfon . !f 'l"t ' ' fantOllS money makers is designed for a specific job, and can be· come an Important part of your feeding program. Middleport We Do Custom Grinding" N. 2nd Ave. MlddleJ!I>rl - FREE 10:30 Person to Person 11:00 New, 1l:~ Scannini the Weather 11:10 The I.ate ~how Saturday - ChannelS ON ALL 9:SO Capta111 Ka ..~aroo 10:30 Mighty Mouse u,oo Lucky 8 RMch 11:80 Talea of Texas B:aDierJI ' '· t2:00 Big Top 1:00 The LoBJ Ranier 1:30 Jr. Town Meeting 2:00 National Ice Hockey 4:15 4:30 5:011 5:80 6:00 6:30 7,00 7,30 e:oo 9:00 9:30 10:00 10,30 Town, Country Crossroads The Rig Picture Church's Big Story 'fV Cla!18J'oom Air Power . ~· Golde~ Play}Jouse Beat tbe· Clock Bucc&neer\i Jackie Gleason Show Gale Storm Show Hey Jeannle Gunsmoke The Late Sbow , •O:OO !loy Anthehy Show - T-ll :OO News of the Niebt ll :15 Thea+re 13 · 12:15 Sign Off SatJ.urday - ChannefJ3 2:" .Sagp On 2:.U. WeStern :Uovlt '. 4:30 s·:oo 6:00 6:18 6:30 Bible Time ~~ ..:oN•o•••• CHEStER Tractors Call lis Today .. · MORRIS EQUIPMENT 11 may be applied. As long •• iOlizabetb Wickhanm IMr< Freda den<e. AND SUPPLY growers follow carefully recOJD:;, mtlfWIHhr'O'JOUilla: -...and sufficient Phone 3202 Racine time before hurvest they Will be 1 Pearl St. safe guarded !rom prosecution un· dcr this amendment. . Goleman pointed out there were ---·- - - - - - - - --------.-- '---------'--...!: •., ..Miller .. Mra Clara .Pyles and Mrs. ~avada Beaver spent Tuesday iti Parkersburg. Mr. and Ml'_l. Donald w:hite are announcing the birth of a, daoti:h· ter Debbie Lynn, at the Holzer Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert K.ratger and children Lebanon Ohio, spent a rcw' days with Mr. and Mrs Carl Kautg. Mrs .Letha Koblentg visited Mrs. Do~ald MatlocJc, Belpre, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Will and Mr. and Mrs., Henry Dailey, Syracuse, spei)VIn even}ng with Mr. and Mr&. Bili;J Cleland. Mrs. Henry Bea\'\lr and Mrs. George Pyletll apent an evening with Mrs CIY.de Head•y Tuppen Plaina. · ' Mr. and Mn. Roy Christy left for 1 vacation trip to Florida. They were aeeompanled by Mr. 1 and Mrs. Virlll Wood, Belpre. Mr and Mn. Floyd Ridenour · · Gordon Bidenof~r and ,son Keith baw returned home form a several weeta va~ation in Florida . Tbe Third Thursday Club wtll meet at the home or Mrs. Frank· Un Bailey, aJn. 11. Mrs. Carl kaulj: and daughter J~y called on Mr1. Clayton Allen, Tuesday. ·· Mrs. P. ' F · Koblentg recenUy visited Mrs ~ohn Arbaua:~ TUppers Plains. Clarice. Allen ·..: , .; ·-. 'r O'BRIEN TO TQUR MANILA UP ...;World >hot pli_l eh~plon Pmy O'BrieD open~d bU, wol"ld-wide goodWill tour' Tburaday with a aea, • record per.. formance. The husky C<tlifornian t~d 'b.e !S.pound shot 62 feet, ,.t Inches-exactly one foo t short of~ pendln.v world mark. . TRVAX SiliNS -.le Dalton T.rijax of ~lane UDI· v~r~t)' h'• 11igned to ,play profe:to .., •lonallootball with the Green Bay f~ers next season. He was tbo , r~~era' third choise l.b the recent ..,aUOnaJ Footb•U League drart 1' PAY YOU TO . PLIISCH&R IS PRISIDINT NEW YORK UP -Nal Fleisch· er., •• <!l~, l'( ,Rlnl Maguine. bas . LI.AVI ON TOUR - YORK UP -Hungarian Is .married ..tnd father of three ebildren of Wbom he and his wife, Patricia, are very proud. The children are: Ann, aged 6, Allen , age 2, and Janice age 5 months. A graduate of Ohio State Unlver· sity in Agricultural Education Hol· ter takes time from his many farm duties to be active in the Meigs County Farm !Bureau, Meigs-Co Holstein Club, the Rock Springs Grange, Horce Club and dancing club He also likes to hunt, play softball and basketball whenever be gets the ·lpportunity Dairy fanning· is his principal avocation witb hil clalry prtlducts being sold in Cbarleston, W Va. Specalizlng tn pure bred Holateln cattl~, bis berd iJJumbered 10 when he (trill started, but now numbers 72 head of cowa and calves. Milt producUon lut Year. wu 244,000 pounds averagint 3.8 11\ butter fal He 1180 ralsea a few boga for butchering purposes aa well aa some cblckena and owns their own riding horse..Crops raised by Bolter are apo proximately 15 acres of corn, l5 aerea ln wbN.t and 30 acrea ln ·bay .He plants Jn rotation in com, wheat and then 2 Jl'Hrl in hay to complete a four year cycle. For feeding he uaea lfOwn grain• and uses bls supplement tor fertllblng praetiee he usea a 12 mosUy but oecalionally cllang~ to a 10-lG-10 mixtdre. :ln soil eonaervation prac'tices be WE HAVE A I>HbolrHidlld ·president of the Olympic athletes wtH l~ave .today on a Dation-wide tour to nlse mon. ey for their strife-torn country. Boxing Writers A'lsn. Other offi· cera re-eleeted Tbut8day inelu~e Jack Cuddy, United Pre.,, llrol vice-president; Jesse Abnmson, New York Henld Tribune, second vtce-presjdent, and A1 Buck, New York POst, secre~ary-treasurer. I I I Complete Line! Farm Equipment ALSO Jhe Sign of·_ Qucility \ USED FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS FOR · DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON ~~ · NoW COLUMBUS-Two 'widely-known livestock autboriUes of Lne Mid· West are scheduled to speak at an Ohio CatUe Feeders association 'neet.ing in the Southern Hotel here January 30 and 31, James H. Warner, association secretary and Ohio State University extension animal IJCience specialist, has annouaeed. The speakers are Dorsey Kirk of Oblong, hog and catUe fumer, overseer of the National ~ange and Master of the Illlnola State Grange, and Don MaidanJ of Omaha, Neb., 15!cretary of the Nebraska Cattle Feeders asaociaUon. Both men wlll appear on tho January 31 PfO&rlm. In other program features G~ rge F. Henning, Ohio State Uni· venity professor or agrJcultural · economics and rural sociology, wUI f;tiacusa livestock marketing Ud also serve aa moderator of ,. panel eon&idering the topic "How and Where to Sell Fat Cattle." l'he 'panel wtu discuss the pros and eon& of seiiinJ cattle through country ouUets, actions and term.Jnal marketJ. The January 30 program, war. ner' l'laid, would be devoted to bus· ine~s se11slons for representatives of tbe cattle and beef industries. m., ""' ' ,, . ..., . _.... .•. POMEROY MOTOR Co. Pmaeroy E. Malo St. I ,..~ · - . ' - .• PBONB 111 · ,' "'F '< .. '""'·'-~··•'- ,1'""··-~ .. " • " • No"""" ilckbecb froa! the front wbeeis to ~--oDd shoulders .•. steer oDe" banded with bol equipment 011 1M fdl lH power steering • hill-ill • ~ : bepo the ·~otth!lwbeel"' Phom today for-a fne &!malllilratlon on your .,...,. J0b1 ' Pbone 418 Pomeroy Meigs Equipment Co. FENCE -;;;;;;;-.i;;;;;;;;;_ _ _;;;.,.;;;;;-.-~:::::::;: N0 M _••ra$ IIUU.Cil INCORPORATED Where Qaallty Is Paramount Butternut & 2nd St. Pomeroy SUPPlY LiMITED FIJ'Dien Oaly .. ·.·· "' AT THE ' Lower cost per pound keeps you In business provldn the health. livability .......... -MEIGS PHONE94 CO-OP POMEROY .' • JACK WSEY, MGR. MUST MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SHIPMENTS Steel Prices Hove Advanced But We Wont To Help You Beat The Squeeze ..,.u. River-Nichols hatcbetJIDI.n, toclQ. · Fulton Thompson ' Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Barrett spent Friday with their mn, Wendall Barrett and family near LangJville. lfr. Mart Mollohan of Danville called on Mr. and llu l:{arlan Rife Friday. • finser-·· ' 1 U., olbor baDd ia free to~ ' WHEN YOU THINK OF ThinkOf Us POiiBBOY, OHIO now International• 300 ,Ufll~ trador with POwER ITEI. .8 ,' NEW HOUAND F.AUI·EQUIPMENT .SUGAR RUN ~LOlJ~ RM:t.LL ' New Cloth Top 1153 WILLY8 TRUCK - 1 Ton Plciutp .•..•.. fHI 4-Wbeel Drive. Both Vehlcl., Dark Green. s per pound on Oa-• buyers' market,. alliahty ln}portant to y(tu. You'U "keep •bead of the nd'" Wilen Jlrlcea a.TII low, read)' to rMP pOd pro6te in the mont.M ahead. AND F,ERTILI%1R llulbel'l')' Ave JEEPS 1954 WJLLVS - Wltb 4-Wbeel Drltt .......... ftltS M.id-.West . Livestock. ..Authorities Plan , ..... , . , ~ h A Ca 1 F d M ' peec es t tt e . ee ers eetmg •WE ARE THE ~· troat .eat u Cabral rolled' i!otm a wiadow. The 1utomobUe ,...... off a hi&bny bere and OY!itamed twice. They're The Most! Rov HoltJ'r, operator of the farm ,,.,, I Two Gun Plarlouse SIJuTday N~>wf Swappin' Sam's Scoreboatct Let's Talk It Ov!Jf .1:110 · IiddY Arnold TilDe 7:00 Famous FJiril F8liltival 8:00 ~wnmee w~ .. 10:00 Otark Jubilee lQ:ao- You're On Your Own )11:00 20th Century Theater JJO 1i8ts Q£:11 I ...,. a pet do1 liked the wlD4 lA his faee. Edward Cabral, 81, 1M control of his ear wMD tbtl boar do,: audd.nly leliP"d OD _to 1M I DEMONSTRATION On 9:1W Life ., the F-orm , Silll! ~~~!r :i~::'::~~n ::::~: I SAN FRANCISCO owner at Lake Ha~uu better fisbmti: as a rault o.f brulb shelters he put I.D the water along the 1horeline H.e Aid there it a black crappie De~t every three or four feet alon1 the enUre bruJb patch. Shore fishing for bluegllls and lara:e.moulb basa also has Improved. I FEED MILL 44 ----~-'-- 9(00 Jrowen 11ery few chan.Jet In the IRJeCtl· recommedatlons !or 19:S7. to slllrt planting cabbage teed io Cystox on beanJ U a new material \heir planJ. bt!ds. recommended for the control of At a meeting held at the Letart the bean beeUe. For cabbaJe Falls Schoo l lust wee k growers .vorma Endrin Is the belt material, were given the late't information but Phoadrin l1 tafer to we on on l'Uitural practices and insect c&bbaie close to harvest. and disease control by Extension DDT is still reCODtmended for Spl"dali15h, Ed Drollinger, Lyle corn ear worm control, but &pray· Goleman and Blair Janson. ing shOuld start no later than 10 '11 Mr. Drollinger su~r:ges led one m silk and with a tevere problem of the newer tomato varietieJ, ~ hou l d lltart at the first sign of the ~1orton Hybnd , ts wrll worth try- ~ ilk. This should be repeated every ing. It is slightly earlier t h<m V•l· two or three daY•. More than three ian t and sets fairly easily under or four spraying• may be needed. adverse weather condJtions. For flea beetle eontrol on tomA· One of the problems of tomato to plants when 1et in tbe fielda t:rowers is to. increase flower c:lus· ;:praying witb M:etboxychlor. Dis· ters and the setting of fruit on 0 1 dusters. Three suggestions were made which might be tried on an experime ntal basis. These includ· Mr. Janson reported there was oo ed the cold treatment which con- change in tht'l recommendations. '>ists of reducing the temperature For early blight the recommended I to about 50 degrees for about two materlala are fixed copper, Zineb,l weeks about fl week after gennina- ~aneb and Nahant. ror late blight' tiun . Rsults have sh.own this cold recommended materials are fixed I treatment has produced 5 to 7 eopper, Zlneb a.Dd Nabam. In some pounds of fruit with the Cir.st clu. ~al!les it might be neeeuary to ter. shift to Bordeaux mixture later in the summer. Bfrryset, a' chemical, has been The perennial ' problem of damp'lsed · on seedlings when tbe 1 flrst trig off lil the Reed bed still bas ·.vo leaves are about ooe-ba1f size. nQ t'Ompl91e control. Reducing of Pl ants wilt badly, but all that aur- moisture by heatiniJ and ventnatvive have yielded heavy in the ·.ng helps as well u keeping the first cluscter. Use of a hormone Qlrfaee of soil dry. Arasan or Farms" pictured abOve. wao correcUy identified 'las tended to gille early fruit, but ~aptan may also help in controll· on Route 7. Tbe farm Is ClllTenUy operated by I the problem is in holding shipping ~ ng ~amplng off. oeries will appear In Saturd.sy's edition of I1Ualities of the fruits produced. While stawberriel are not railed Considerable information baa been released through magatinea .o a large extent ia Meigs County Meigs Countians had no troubTe in'.correctly identifying the fied the No Z M,.tery Farm this ('O ncerning the value of plant bed Mr. Jan1on recently relea1ed in· week were.: OUn . A- Bailey, 1640 houses using A plastic cover. formation that in Ohio teatl virus- Homer ,Holter Fann on Route 7 near Five 'Points as the. sec- Beverly Hlll• DriYe, Cleveland; C. ThE-se can .be heated for about one tree strawberry stock• have pr(). ond of tbe Daily Sentinel Mystery Farms. In less than an hour C. WoU, Cbestet; MJ'I. Wayne half the heating cost of a regular duced an average of 68% more after last Saturday's edition was off the press, calls began Sloan, Rt 33 Pearl Willlaml, Rut"ash house. The d~awback to tbem, lruit than ?Nlinary otocks of the coming into the Sentinel offiC'eS identifying the photo. land; Mrs. Mary K. Holter, Bashhowever.' is that they hold all the same varieties. I Twenty-one persons called or wrote post cards into the Senan; Mrs. Clark Jllle, Radne; Mrs. moisture in, so in order ta reduce Producers of strawberry frult1 tinel identifying the ftrm, One bas recently built two farm ponds Earl Dill, Morning Star; Mrs. Ruth virus-free, aphid and with the use of a 1y, inch the posslbllily of damping off and ~hould plant .. 1 only. ti h .1 . pos t card Cl\me 1rom Cleveland · Francis, Pomeroy; Mra. John Dlle, t tr k oimilar diseases these houses must ee s oe o varte es.w ere av~t· The sec-ond of the "M'Jl'ltei'Y plastic pipe laid 30 inches underRacine, Rl 1; Freda Wolf, Pomebe weU ventilated whieb will in- Jb!e. Iso ~ate th~ plantins fr?m old· Farms" Is operated by Roy Holter ,ground with the •id of a farm roy, Rt. 1; Charles Lee, Rl J; er pl~ntmgs so far as pollllble (at 2&, son of Homer Holter, who Is tractor now bu water running ln. crease the heating cost. l~ast 3,000 feet. and ,dust once at the owner of the farm. compriaed to his farm buildings the year Long Bottom; Dana E. Hamm, Mineraville; Mrs. Melvin Smith, In insect control Goleman called f1rs.t bloom and once 10 the fall to of 100 aeres, the farm bas been in around. Star Route, Pomeroy; Frank 8. attention to the Miller Amendment control aphids.) the Holter family for the p11t 10 Holter, who is 1 regular aubWill, PomerOy; Mrs. John C. Frick of the Food and Drug Act. Under years having been purchased ·from 8 cribei to The ~ily Sentinel, said Pomerqy; William Radford, Rl 1; this am~ndment the growe~ r,athler Beasle Weed in 1946. Prior to that that be espeeial)y nted the new than shippers is resrons~b e or time the farm had been owned farm featU1'e' and enjoys the Pomer.oy; Hnward Rolin, Rt. 33; guaranteeing that residue of poiThe Past COuncilors Club met by a John Frecker and aleo by Ira pubUeaUon becauAe it brings blm Mrs. Alice Globikar, Union-Ave., sonous sprays or dusts on fruits Wednesday evening at the Lodge Fox. Originally t~e .f~ was aU of tbe local news 18 well u a Pomeroy; Edison Hollon, lllners·r vegetables is less than the safe Hall with Mrs. Henry. Beaver and much larger than it& present ).00 good mixture 'of sports anQ n.a- viJ.Ie, and lfrl. Charles Goexlein, lllaximum. ~lrs. Geors:e Pyle!, hoatesses. acres, but in the interveniD£ years tiona! newt~ covera1e of import- Rt. 3, Pomeroy. With newer, more powerful Jesse Luttle bas returned home has heen divided up. ance. The Holter& during the tenure In his plans for the future Hoi- . Mr. Edward Rife of Gahanna pesticides growers should follow after spending several weeks witb carefully the recommended a- · his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. of their ownership have buUt a ter p1aaa to build a new silo and called on his mother, Mr1. Charles mounts and times or spraying or and Mrs. John Zweyer, Baltlmore new £&rage, new barn, a ,mlJt a new lfanary. Rife 11\d children, Saturday even· dusting. Eacll material varies in :\1d. bouse, silo, ahed and conver\ed Those who succeasfully identi· ing. the time preceding harvest that Mrs. Pauline Ridenour, Mrs one building into a tenant res!· - -...,--·-~~~--.:.- -:---c:=--:::--:--:--:=c- GREEN BAY, Wlo. UP -Ta .. To U..~~t<k Ne!~hilors · Midday MaUnee l.llr Wltb .Jlltz•betlo Ahernoon Film Festival Sunrise 1'1:101\U\ 11:4,3 ·fi:artoo:q Club 12:10 Noon News LltteTa~e Yot~r a&. Back ot · -,.wi!¥N-'J\f · CH~NNEL d ll :olf SJgn ·On ' ·'·· hminlne '!'ouch E H Every of these CAN IN. HAZAI,D ./ Y AII»>UTH. lie. - A W .... A rNOTt urooi: man went to 1be bolpiiiJ reponed and biJ car to the Wl'etbr _. FllHING lMPilOVID I 11:110 New,s and Sl"'rta 1UO ChaiiU'Ionsllip BowllnJ 12:15 Owl Theatre 1:30 Sign Qll WHTN;_TV Channel13 OnyourDiol UT!WIIIo UO Belie of NIJht be held at the Letart Falls GradE School auditorium January 24 wae 7.:30 erron~ously reported as. Jan. 21 8:00 The event is to be "hobo fashion,·• S:SQ 9:00 and is being planned through a committee beaded by Bob Hoe· D:SO 10:00 fli('h. ' st. Otrl'a nam1 I 3!. JoWitll 9:30 JO :OO QllldJnl L11ht · u...,..tt, w Definite Needs Saturday- Channel3 8 .25 8 :30 vecetabl~ Commer1eal Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 11, 1111!-1 m Meiss County are nearly read)!.. cide ll.30 Toni"'bt 12:30 Si&o Oli llo'll't• IW Tomotrow I Jot) Jtati•'1 ltlte1oon P.T.A, TO MIET 1:10 Aa t~e World 'Ill"" The Racine P. T. A. will meet 2::JO ll\lr 1\t:llf! llrqob Monda)' night, Jan. 14 at the Ra· 1..0 cine Grade School nt 7 :30 o'clock. The guest speaker will be Mrs. . J:illi l'he 1!11' Payofl Geneva Nolan, home economics 1:30 Bob 01'04by Show t:OO Bri&htor Day agent. Her topic will be "Nutrl· 4:1.5 ~ret Storm lion and Health." · y(qroltlp mvl111 W!'" held at ' Theodore llilldoro " · Benjamin IQ161 Willi ID 'IIIIP41..1 Of 15. • Hilldore, Frank Ehlltlore. Delmar DlntlliOl'O ~leo ""- lbe loader. Ill~ Wodotoday ly T.D W. I.I.OYfN .\tlendan.<o Hilldor, et. •.1. in whi('h ('ertaln property ww; appra ised at $2.06'f. oveio!n. DRflr nnl" ' lq\ week ,'Y •' ~~~ ~ Dtllo With neither party to the .action wq ~· wltlt pci1b4#t O~u~ l~l~i· Penons aeeklna· n*ilation as exercising purchase rights thu Tbbl week'l leader L1 Nfna.Jlobig. Democrat nr ReRU~l'icA'll candiMINSTRIL PARTY JAN. 24 property 'Pill ordered snld by ~ h, •oo. A dinner purty for the cast and dates for an oflle.e~ I~ a uniclpalSheri£f of Mei~:s cou11ty ror nnt 'tbe \Vateh Ntah\ servteea and tty of over 2.000 »Ol'Ul• on must .flle8ts of the Big Bend Minstrel to FOR 11:00 News Headlines: 1 11 ·15 Weat:,erct~.s t 11 .20 Prell! Box "Mystery Farm" No. 2 Is Correctly Identified As Homer Holter F.arm On Rt. 7Near Five Points NEW IN FARMING Definite f.eeds WC.HS-·TV Channe~ 8 - - -·- ·------ "'*' Meigs-Co Court ken. Unrave lln2 the mystery of the atom so that power, the blood.QI this industrial mechanical age, can be produced has · less Uum two thirds thu ~ppruisal Riven aelentists confidence that Nature's book waits only upon\ Virg1 1 Tc11ford as aprl'llant vcr· Marty' Went' and weartng a blue crutch when asked. 10;tJ honous l'lgb.. ., 't" ·' '·' ·· ... ~:: l;:~~~uJ!:l; opening were dated Jan. 7 This, remarbble "break-through" against poUo will give If Thu Laurel C:...'Jift Better Uealtb Club will meet Monday Janual')" if, at 7 : 3~ p.m. at the' ¥me ot Mrs. OJilllle Allen with Mrs. -..........:- . Q~NIL I Pearl Parker as· the 11ssbting bqst. 8:00 WIIHI.TV O.oi<!P K101.,..o ess. All members are ur.aed to at· 1:00 )Cqr$J Show tehd and brin11 an. article for a 10:00 GUTJ Moore white elephant u)e. New song books wUI be distributed during the meeting. 1U5 Love-o!J#e J>Orl•d. . 'l'hlt lllli¥117 14 tnocll: polio out of our lives, as smal\P<>x was jl,oo H~A~ TH C~U· /tiiiTI'IjJ By Ar Agent c. E. Bllke1leo TELEVISION GUIDE Friday - SeeyoUTVantret•Nkboltorind!u ~ INCORPORAT•D Exeter, New Hampehlre 4 Bolls-Lawa Fen~8" f!UO -per toll 2 Rollo--24" Poultry.Nettlng $8.SOJI.erroll 2 Rolli-410" Poultry Neum, $7.50 per roB 1 Roll-72" Poultry Netting . . .. . per ro~ 1 Roll-48" Poultry Netting $6.88 per nU 9 Rol~I047·1Z-ll ..... · · · $22 per roll 9 Rol'-4 ft. Welded Fabrle 1161." 8 Bollo--2380·8-14\2 . • . . . . $13 per $24.il pd J01l 8 Rolls-2872-fi.U.~ •. · · · · $15 per roll SBoll&-4 ft. Welded Fabrle Ul>i Ga. . to Rollo-1048-8-1412 .... $11.50 per roll $18 pu.rell is Rolls-PIIIsburgb Barb Wire 4 pt. 1 Roll-3 ft. Woldl!d Fabric: f18.88 iter nill $8.80 per roll . 7 Roll....-1047-8·11 ......• ., .... .,.... ~ .n ll 4 BolJ&.-Snow Fenee •... ... $9 per roll 10 Rolls-2t58-1-HI<> .... •U:4t per nU 2 Roll&-Lawn Fea.-8420Y .1 Roll--2048-8-lW. . . . . . . · $25.50 J.!Or roll 41 Rolls-4 fl. Imp. Barb 1,111 5 Rollo--B!IHI-11 .......... $26 per roll· •• Roll o--882-8·11 . . . . . . . . .. $2•• per ron 1 Roll--832-12-9 ......... , $25 per .,roll •• Bo"· t• • ••7 perro11 .._10'7 ................ ron �f'!lll •• "..1'.•.J~ IJ Panth~ Jackets Travel But Tastey Dish B~ing Served For Local Fw Tilt 1.,.., wa.~~.u ...... • ..,, ill ~ mvt ..alibi with bolll I'QIIIUO~ on4 !llddloPOrt pla~ 8.'WIY from bOll\li bid •followers tastes 4\ah for thft J~~m• ' s lo.;tl will be servf,J(,( by. Racine pe~tf! d to !:astern aod W&hama. l",ms who h~ve not seen t.he fan · t.-stk sbtwUn& of ~ ".1\aclne Hoi Ftve" will be trekt:tnl to that town tonight to see the Tornados . . an act1on agatnst 1 strma ftOiliC· Canaan club. Jli.ddleport. goet aaainat Loa:ao on the Chieftain noor in the role or elant killer, detc""'il\ed to "<1. . ·streak rol.p.f. -~ 1'he J~. • a w rhhg ets beat Gat11polls Tuesday nJght ]ulndily 03--06. Pom'"'Y' Panth~tra iO to At)t.. ~n 11 in a crul:itl.l match that wUI elth ._ t• • er pUBu nem r 1gut 1nto cOR· t•ntlon for top place, or shove them praeticalty out of the f\r~t divlfiion. tl .-in bt a night to 1..:J 1boot tb e ......... w.. r_ fop 'he Panthers ap.lut a riv.:l til-. •IWQI ~•thvn. =-=====:;;:;o:;._11 r H~ SHOOT SUNDAY, JAN. 13 l P.M. UaiU ll&rk luak WaltOII Fll'lll • Dimnissal • tlat ., a lot et !lubs aot•Jl . a donr-rnat Jae)Eaon club on . \M Jackion floot. · Ra cine places its skein of .... straiJ:ht on tlH! Une ap1Q4t I Rome-Canaan dub that la f~ ~n second place in the AU...U Count,league. I- ~OW, Desk Walr·•v•n. whcl b l't!portl:l(d .. ' - t""'' W . a.~ - ~-2 H 1-4 1-4 pqe flw) aga1Dat: II.• 111.1 eQJ uactet,.~· IJf pig TeR ptly - teorf!d by: (av.,aJe:) tU 2 ~ M lff.O !"~ POMEROY ""f-"" 00.4 Athens .... , Oallipolls II'L MIDDI.J EPORT 50.2 taO Jsc¥:son The Yellow Jackets s.cum to have a much better defensive club than offensive. They rank fourth in the leaj;!ue dcfe!l sively, seventh, otrenslvely and are tied with two otht:r te.am1 for bottom ~uns in league won-lost 1tnndin.,. It Wtmld appear that if Nolan Swackhammer can further lwlster hh offense to produce more points and hold hl'i own on d e ft~ IISC, hi s club ~hould elimb from here on Many Other Bargains out. . Simllarly, the record lnrllcates th4' unlcN Athens addt some UJ.Ore PIJneh the Bulldogs have lit· tie hope of tak.inQ: the crown , and even ~lip lnto the lower dl· THROUGHOUT THE STORE lld u. ---- WEWS. .... ~u!!!t! To!~~:m~~~~!!,~!n"!!j!f. . s~ ,SGfety Center Specials SEE THE Three Perfect Big Ten Th.t 1Uit ttemmed from .-overn~en\ indtctJDel'llrt arowing out of II. boycott of etu{lio boldng showa at Cl~velaQd. tclctviaioa station Indiana, Noftbwutern, and Minnasota ~ risk their fiJ'It.pl~ee standine, SlhlrdaJ niabt .U i. \'isitlnll! teama, ~ POlt t~at ~ .fi'Odu~C!d 1wlM 11 many losen u winners tn the openln1 ll18el of Vlc eon· terence beakethall atra!a\ble. AI- the contender~ ent6rd Into ~be third achedule round, , the tra· dltloD't.l home court advantage ------~..,....-...:::._ QU~L !AIITINII CLOSED S~. LOUIS U!' -Tbt Nation•! of nine game1 ~ve ~a Wf) .. bf the home quintet. . · Ohio State.,' a ~ te.arq undefeated in Ja.a gut · e]ay, -.,. not scheduled to -pl.ly uaUJ p.Jondq hlibt, ·meet"tnl MlnDIIIta on the Buckeye court. · C~leJjate Atltl«tlc ~Qed ~tQ fty, Q~lnqs \til ma~lQeSI sestion toany 1park that would Station Wagon !JI· Raojlo, Heater, Auto. Trans. r Runs fine . - bids to be the touahelt foUJbt gatne on tomorrov.·'s card. The vision. Boilermakers were beaten by the: Pomeroy, on its p~;~r!Qrmanc:e to nuckej"ell Monda1 nJ.iht after windate, ls runnlni close to normal ning their opener over 14-ehig~tn both departmcnta IUld league State. GaiUpolis b"' A Jt,ropger · t~a,m thao · -Affeneive. !Jenr the top -~· :holdh\i bctrt~ one of the on a:etting bask~ts af ita own. The SEO seems unusually ~u­ balanced th1'1 year, with •lve or she. ot the clubs being potent,al conten.dera. Tbls la to the a:ood, espedally when thf' pool' country couain• 1t the bottom can l(tep up ~ny Tudd"Y. ot Friday night and kno~Jc oU on~ ot t~ bli ..box.. MI!N .,.( lO% OFF &t8.,o-N•• $aturday ' DRESS GLOVIS R.~uced 25% ThJI Gopher, holders ot an I.I~Jet Win o.ver the Ulinl In their OT\lY conterenc::e start, bump into the defending champion Hawkeyes of Iowa, and Northwestern. also 1-0. tnwels to Ann Arbor for a clash with Miehlgan. pOisessor of a "1-1 ' 1 METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES mark. ' ~,. o'20"' .' . ' I . lfr,tpr uld ,.. · '~ltr '!l'il'!' p)oo""' . c.· ...., -··· IT2 IM . , .. . • ' NO MORE WAIH DAY WORRIES with. .... -,;·.:t DRYE~NDmOJER Drill, !luffs,~. Rtfmhes C. . . IUCTIICAUY . ' 1*11' .,.,.• · \,a!'( te(lilon: for ~h~o~•q, "aet- .,.,.. Ill.••· f<~r ... ua • Bueln>e~ ft "SetDJI ~u 55 Tbe Church of the Nazarene met ?I MUNeiiUoeltJ 83 Wednesday ni&ht for their monthFrane!~ N. Y. tlO lY by.ain~• q~,l.'!I!PD.J nd eh~ a ~nt theme 1~ the charch "The Chu~h 8.'1 'c~~del 72 with a Message"'. The Rev. Robert 'U. 83 Florida St. A E. Styers. pa!t"r, was given leave 911 Mlaiol, Fla. 113 . to attend the Youth Week from Januaq 29-Feb. 3, in Detroit Grace WIST · OOIID llontana 08 'lew Mexico M ChureiL Larry Poby, AIIJt tbf/ eliif( pow• . VtQ 84: l>ef\ver 70 ~r h~tt~r Of the Chlca.eo· white Sox ~P11;•n;• were made for a revival r:110 . ~ be held at the church iesP.ite·.l ·.battifl.g dMliDe [n 1 liM da~e to ·· ~ aonounced i'Oailuy ...etiled an ·• - ·~ \he •om.!f m; \0& \U 142 ~~~~~ .,. wq~ oj11y tbr~~ to 1~1 158 1110. 6il7 an lnluf«! foal. Hlt!18 U. aU lVI \51 lll3 fll<l right no\V and he ol>b~ld bl\'f as 1 ~ I~ I~ 31!0. goot, a ~ear. u he dla lp . IUQ 75~ 786 4190 22T:, when he p<llted a lN reeqrd wu-. SlMOH'S MARKIT lbe Cuba. Simon 11& 142 135 385 DOIY PilLS Chil..l(s C"* W11!ih z111pan Blind Tolllo ALINE~S Klns 178 lf'J 142 487 153 121 144 148 148 8() 130 180 7i'! 088 894 j4a 418 437 380 •!07 Stql)art fbr Iiiii!.~ lnd lSO 142 184 458 told Sox OtfiCiala he : ~els su,ag.. B. MCX.inney Dlonnor · Sylve11ter B. MeKinney Handleap Totals 100 12'1 1_._9 173 33 '194 11QT RIID$ High Sch.ool Baske&ball · ........~amo ·• 139 126 42!1 u' 1114 376 1ru w 1•• 4•7 • 189 1115 317 35 35 10' 7R1 801 ~76 ~"~·~"~ace~·ord~i::rig~t=o{lli~e~U~qfltt:ed~"""~"~· ,1~9 18i t6'1 ·~ .• 17,4· 17() 1$1 · \811 12116$ 111'1 1!111 lilt 191 184 FIGHT Plolll ·......... HardtoP, 4 Door. Be.ullful 3 tone Greep finisb. Wbite• wall Tire~. Low M)leage, Dynaflow, Radio & Heater. '· • tSPIINKlll POMEROY MOtOR . Co. Mall! $1. . ........ dathn I•N -.reht fer lro•lnt'-•li•••••r ...... - ......1 ,. • . bc•ll• •· 11 "- 1 Tht- Bolly C""'~er Se""" fn~ HomerRikef of ~mol'f(tW I))Dtetf: f MOTOR T.UNE..UP TIME . ••• bel4 Deetrp~r 4. MrJ. HPom nve tho le~ durlq• llfth perio\1 1g lite 19ll0"'b& (lrlo: 0"'18..... snyder. ponn• C~l", l(t&D. :tJeville Avlp Tb~"· Juno Pr•lf.ll~ Janlee Webb, Emma ~ ~Wl'!, P_,J. 1953 CADILLAC Seties 62, 4 door. You can now own this beautiful maaterp\Q~e at a .ubstanllal savings, mlil\11• 11m!> lloalt. · All telll """'""~"" _, $1eneo In BUqolo · on U>tdo1 .. '~e ..Inner OIGM . :z: ~.:.10=.:1t· .. 1.',__ 5it (!I the "-P of IIIXII!'Y in lkis powerfu\ lfilrta-~:""j- lM Itt ~~~~· ', :Months. DA 72Q -- '. - This Adv. VALUID AT $ ..two'l· ~..l.. muo• an ecoDI!I!Ii~ ...,.,;..,.. tA. ~~t • • •• .I ......... · • ~ ~ ....,,. ,.. ~ " ' ...,...,., !lfi!l - - tr\l'llllo .... ·f tll-.ot power. the aup«cltarpr opeua up to make you bca a( 'IJ J9l4, '@l.t'U liUilt w.y - it ,.,.. •• ~ o41 JIIQ'U ~ lilt l!ic ~f11'11ot f""'"'""'~' "'bt• ill ~ c!otlll • of tbllltl mont careful~)' built Studebaken. Drive QIIO ., JIM ....~.. ~· - A Copy of This Advertisement Is Worth To The Bearer $1.50 Towards The ~ice mf a Tune-Up Job. ( lneluded Must Be a Plug and Point Job.) ' 4 "'"' com'l>iott!ir . $2·4.,. ,., .95 ' ·studebaker ..Packard c: oa,.oa ... DA820 • ~~~~--~/ ••• Completely Autoa:W;Ir ~tll tl Wi 4111t!~ eon • -, Ml"llft, ~ . . • / DA320 SomlAutomoll< $199·9 5 H. & •R. FIRESTONE ' .and Stt. .. • • t " . •· .' I .... ,. ..., ... ,, '"""·"~ >~ • ·.J Itt ~~~- wltil '*'""! tontrlbutlons of. monQ' .. 'JfiU 11 ~ APPLIANC:IS I 195Q .UICK- Speclil·2 lloor . ll9lll SoU4 - G04Id ~ - ~un" Motor ..,. A I!GO<I buf. ·· A skating party will ~· plaee tor the FHA and the Jt~ IOIDI til! this month. The date Jil!!ll aot as yet been seL HERE'S 4 TIP Middleport II()STON ~ Ball-polnl J1D W• lera carr. -'be used to OpYI hand-cuffs, the Mas!llehUJettl jtMe pe. Ue~ hue discovered. "If ~ blllpolnt tiller is sput and=turned out it. then can be d In ~eyHble anf the en " ·· ~.f ... ..~ aa1oet ~ ' be?.?.: ' l Ultll> ""'"ly I .... . . ....,- . FOREMAt-1 and AB IIIU Sl. 1lil>llo lof elctthtna to the Rome. ·----' · .Middleport ' ~~ IODII 1952 CHilYSLER- Saratogt .... hor w ibat will give you mile after mile &f real driving sat- w "" ~.l .. ,..,..... Call lOr '••• ••tim• ~ow... M~Ohlo "Your Doclie-Piymouth Deoler" . :i".,. -:'2: . . ........ • Why be a sjow polle, too. Here'• • ~ IMI111!\i li'Q.I!N* jri front. tim's a ~ thu tq.tbaa UW!i' '11\1.aad Tlu>'"" i'liA- Semi . DEALI!R STORE Mill and ' .. tl!t H - ," . 1952 MPCURY.,.M-.r.-IT·~ IM•!Uiht ... iliA .... Urer,. Tile niA gl•l• ull:ed A'I'I. OII pearance beyond descrlplloa. ~ The 114<11>1 f'l!.\ tl!ll reu tqot. donations for tht ChJtdrfln'• llii'U•· t-~••1 $lll plut ntW ond 11111"1 clQ*Iq I!V en11eele4, Art!· olao brourhl were oki>IJ. ·~11'1 ~--. ·~~ )fl!l, 8.1\!l;~ltlfr .. 11 ,IJ]oves and biD f01~ The QQ DA520 .- . .~ · 1952 .OLDSMOBILE- Series 98 HolWay C... ••olio I : . uvtag room oomfort in this big IIISI!rtGUI. Hard Top. Interior ap- ~ -1. MOTOR TUNE-UP SPECIAL! ,, ~uiQm!lll( , "" 01~ ....... w rpal.prOof of s,................. tt. . "*"" . ~_.., ~ Kk1. ean'l f.U q\li qllhls solid ~ doOi: It will be your fam· !If'$ belt friend. • ,.s;hec"·I.IP .• l'c:> giw,you more c'oro.free .· ' I 1955 PONTIAC~ Series t70 -2 door Let us giw your car that complete . . I 1954 QLD$1AOIU.E- Series 9f- HelilaY ~ ...... ~ ,,, i $2195 IQI.a~l ud t eaa.ay quetilpn, 10 ;ttl.oiii• ...,. , ...,.~' .......... .'"-­ . . ,...,.... ' - jeetlve que.Uo.. with 11>!111 of 35 . i ' RACINI!, OlliO tlt,· -,--- 11!1e '~d Q1e~•• Ran~b. The ....... 0011allled of \!CJ ob- MAliC All IATN-e·l · DRESS SHOP AREA ~~ I "-5 - l 'pr. $2.58 Reg. $1 .q .. R~. $1.50- 2 pr. $2.34. ..... ....,1 195$ IUICl( SPICIAL .... · ·· · · .. : · · · · $2295 ' - · r a~NO RESU~TS Lot· IINOILIIr Lony loiNn, 1ft~ _..., dfoaw >¥!1h · a1i1y IS...o\poe) - k . 121, ~ .. A.,. •• '.., . CAMEO iOS£ JS%Jli!DUCI!O to ~O% · . ·::... .. IN TOE 11Q9 1!4 A Wow Of. ·. Buy ) • BUR MILL "'' 471 4'1'1 A..,s.soc~IA~TB~D·R~A~D1~o;-~· ~~-~~~=-~~~~84~1~~~· - ~VfOMAfiC miles during the remaining Winter SKIRTS 15% Re4uced 1'1.4 IM 1211 dl '4'11- ~~ rn""'""t'n~ . (lqijed to lr Unltod lAST 70Hlill 616 lUll ~lt..!f. ~'Iii!~ I W!! ••lub Hu IJ!'!IIJIIJ1!1P / ' , { 123 I'll lfl 148 148 lit toll ttl Ita 101 ut leD lfD· 1M 48t '. . ! C(..OTHl~G ;: C::o. CUI! Rabr, OWnu , .. -SPECIAI,.S ~ o~elP • SEE .THE 1 MANY . OTHER BARGAINS ·, SMITH DRESS ToChoo~eFrom J ' ') • ~ - elle. 'h""' on •put ilo<i· Bowling Highlights ' NOW· atw...... UU'~b4re Many More \! PAJN.IAS REDUCED . after- ~·110!1. . zw,s M!!N'~ · . llll!l'I'S I 19<\() Ford VB 2 4•. $edan. G04Id lleg. '3.9$10' fl.iis:· '' :~~~-"" tw• •• weatlter mab t'he foreeut llie -....kQd. St.Uou Wagon. Good 'l'l.m. DRESS Stillls $5.95 ~~ R!lllllllll' NM fltr· lt'l It bu averAeed •8.3 pointl 1949 Y(.iUys ,. " ' SWIATIRS V-Neelu-()rew Ne.dls bl " t I year, bavtag won ._ five ln Melge Coi.U\ty . Pl•et11110 2 dr. R It H. New ., Nisb. · - \ COLORED . ~anuary 1_ . . . . 1?49 .Chevrolet JloY:!r ,, - - ' TROUSERS' . c 20% OPF .. . . \· ~ACKITS Jim Vennaril club. .l;l!i!ll!'iOn, 0 .1). R&ll. RuQ9 ~' ~"'J:IQ ,Qperate. ~··· ' ~h 19JO Stucfeboker (OATS ~. RI!DOOIID .... ~ 38% . •t . 1950 Pontiac Suliufbon As.~~QCiatlon Oruthc fire l11to th_, &ht annu'llt CGilvenUo.n whfeh ends Saturday. -rpot~alt ~be• left to droves ftUowlhf tile naming Thur~ay of Bowden Wyatt' of Tenne.11ee ' 1Coaeh of the Year." The Hoo•lnerll:, lucl~J4hl• their leacuc·lt!adlng rnarP~illo A.rehie tdevilf,ion eame Dee• , cas 1 h Wl·1•l,l 4""-u,,.Ufl ~.~ 111 wua • 1 OQon. TOPCOATS ' LITTLE, BOYS 1\QVtf, ~ IU ~ . · ' ••4w piD'aeR are not the rea11on boxing Is dflnJ,'' tbe judge · . i"T~t- c~f ""on ls becau" men .,. .... putlla& lbtlr nooe ID\q 00:4):1 ltt.ttud of lnto leatber 274-2'78 240..298 eo.s ANTI-FREEZE · · · · · · · · · · · · CHAINS t~o gull~. 25:1-llti Pomeroy Ohio BAnERIES · · · ·· · ·· · · · · MUFFLERS ~'~'·115r· '•~'«~ v~ ' ltEDtlCED UP TO Connell, In dismisSing tbe C.ll,!le 1 ruled that tbe prosecution ~i~ . 1\0t lli"Qvt4 ita , ... 8~1011 33:1-~ (BYet'IJt) - Ill!•'• I ' dlf. R <% If. R\llll till... ' ~udg~ = .... TIRES········ ···· SEAT COVERS 1951 Studebaker V8 Comm, 4 dr. Q, Q, 10. Rutlaad 11 In for a to'lgh l\ijlht aa they traveJ to Belpre, 'tbe Ml1l which save lbcint4.ts Jll0Jt se'ltu.•• hal•• 1M al .,,... t ::t;~~e Of.IIIIV1!!! played 1\8 JIDlU the ,..,.. tbi.J MUO,A, I• re-e4 to be bll fH mON Ul1a boldlna lla oWa le ltJ 'l'be pilot add<d ~opdofiY·, "llut to Ito oppQQenll 77.3. I have a feeling he'IJ tinatJ.y tatch eqtertli.na a m.so h.re rmd belt the daylirhts out of fit from Charle1ton, W. Carter." CQM~aton Red1, the p•mo!onr WOJt Vll"llnla H~ hope• W<tre not •'la11t~ h tli~le to pi~ o&oil>ll hith ~~ht~Q_i(. boiUn• men. T~l made 2:1-nu· )\eporta lr<>m lho Ca)lital olf C4t\'r \h,.o fi'(Orite at N . diQAte tlte Redl have been hi'~l~ l\lier, a b~lf· ex • weight).ifter troqble hlttlq tile oetJ_ .. ;·:.: ..,...•• will bo pl~od ~n lbo who onte waa the top-rated (:OD· Wlbama. lelidel'. had but t~'!.• bouu i• llitli ---,---......,. Completely overhauled, perfect and ci&14D. "confident pOAition in t.al"ing t.o .fl.a:ht promotera." ... ~ ...~ !~~lea~·"""It""' ~·· tbo ....., 101fUt. Jackson 'ftl, hu}kltQ lelplo lad• havQ Followilli is the averalile RWJ\o V<!PI'"':! flve llraltbt against tbelr be:x of JIOiPtl scQ;Nd b7 each team Mtii:J County brothers. They ]\ave otf~nllVdf ~tnd t)Je averait scored -eel 170 po1~1.t to th•lr O~.liOJl• aa:ahlSt them. Nqte lww the stand· ftAQ' 4112 for an &'terqe of S4 Middleport. c:bartJe whll ttl c•m.e fpr thems.,rve. . 1'52 Chevrolet Ut.e IBG a ttrona:er &tamUng ln bf"nt •41\d placed the guild in a '"" ltli4dl•torl "Aild if Baker doesn't wip Jblll. one," said Manager DUllY ~Se:tt~r tuday, "J'i) S\fiJeat be ret~, and I'll dettnltely leave .b lm." . Dlx. i <If, Heater, new tires. Dab. lil&ld the court ru.hhg gavi! '¥• ' New ·Se~t Covers. Really Sblltll. . "We h+\Ve been complet@]y vln· dieated In COI,Jrt nnd ~e now have the definite riJht \O negotiate for our fig hte~"' WHlilur\ Daly, New York, genera,). treaa!,lr.er fOr the mu, said. Coaeh Larry M.arrison"a ftlJ• ba)aJ.oed with ft•;e bo~ IJio eraglng In the double tlgUJ"'W M4 a si.J:th on the v. . . MU M N ' to buHd lU s.trina; lnto !0. ~..., R · a.cme will be euecte.d tq to the match with the Hnet~.p U.tbae been 10 '"eceuful so Qrt, bam and Salsei- at ' forwarc;J, ,.,. •~n• at center, with Carl w·"'and Bob Birch at the guard$.,.,.... ell, ' busky alternatE gu~Jr4.fut. ward. is getting Iota of ~t..,to• *lme in re«nt J~el . an~J Qj beori ~eorlna; well • HaNsell \lo\Wr&U takes .hla ~_. ern 5 Into ffarrl11onv1Ue 1ooiabt for a ~ont@s~ which ahould "UibtQn . hl$. boy& 'irlP oo ttcond place in . 1953 Ford VS federo~~l Judge James C. Con· nell Tburld"f dilmiSiied a fOYernrp.ent suit c.barting the defendants witb eonspirint to reatraip free tnde and using the boycott J.jailW televised t tudio fight sbows, •v•r•l 111 t well onr" ... , .. " ' . - , .... .._P.... him.y... , """' ..... . MOORES "'" LOW; PRICES ~torla. R (< H a~d F.O.Itl. Th• a..,. club It ltld bfy ~ ,.; I '• nlaht . The plQddlnJ Pit\Sburah vtterap m«-ts youn~ Harold C&rter of Lin· ... den , N. J ., at Mad!.. n -.11'-~ G,rd(;ll in a "'heav"w•J-Lt "" .,. ¥1' ...,ntenA"""r .,. 'I'J' flohl , ~teviBod ,.4 brood_.'~! nJtionliJLy ~)' N8.C. Clllil•lllllllt~One ' 11•---------..11 IC~fl'"ltel M NEW YOAX. UP --lt'1 "win or ,.-.,.., eoodb~•" for Ill• BOb Boker to- d... not THAT ARE GOING SPQrts ~ ·-- ·' , We StU! Have Trade.lno UJO ""'t. . ... The ~------~- In otit<r Sl:Q lltl\C~eo ville sh ould ~ve an easy • ..( ' , . .... ',. '. ~~~~~and 1950 FOJD-Custo11Y.a-Uoer 114ady for plenty of powerful driYhti. . ' ·~ •• '2191 $1891 $11fl $891 . ' ' . . . .._. $79$ $391 $191. $191·{, t949 PONTIAC- Streamliner 2 doer fanner owner left a lot of trouble free miles in this one. KARR & VAN W. Mc.i11 St. ·~.ported tbo ~all ..__ _ _ _.,;,..----....;;...._~---......,..----'"""..,.._;,""'""~· �f'!lll •• "..1'.•.J~ IJ Panth~ Jackets Travel But Tastey Dish B~ing Served For Local Fw Tilt 1.,.., wa.~~.u ...... • ..,, ill ~ mvt ..alibi with bolll I'QIIIUO~ on4 !llddloPOrt pla~ 8.'WIY from bOll\li bid •followers tastes 4\ah for thft J~~m• ' s lo.;tl will be servf,J(,( by. Racine pe~tf! d to !:astern aod W&hama. l",ms who h~ve not seen t.he fan · t.-stk sbtwUn& of ~ ".1\aclne Hoi Ftve" will be trekt:tnl to that town tonight to see the Tornados . . an act1on agatnst 1 strma ftOiliC· Canaan club. Jli.ddleport. goet aaainat Loa:ao on the Chieftain noor in the role or elant killer, detc""'il\ed to "<1. . ·streak rol.p.f. -~ 1'he J~. • a w rhhg ets beat Gat11polls Tuesday nJght ]ulndily 03--06. Pom'"'Y' Panth~tra iO to At)t.. ~n 11 in a crul:itl.l match that wUI elth ._ t• • er pUBu nem r 1gut 1nto cOR· t•ntlon for top place, or shove them praeticalty out of the f\r~t divlfiion. tl .-in bt a night to 1..:J 1boot tb e ......... w.. r_ fop 'he Panthers ap.lut a riv.:l til-. •IWQI ~•thvn. =-=====:;;:;o:;._11 r H~ SHOOT SUNDAY, JAN. 13 l P.M. UaiU ll&rk luak WaltOII Fll'lll • Dimnissal • tlat ., a lot et !lubs aot•Jl . a donr-rnat Jae)Eaon club on . \M Jackion floot. · Ra cine places its skein of .... straiJ:ht on tlH! Une ap1Q4t I Rome-Canaan dub that la f~ ~n second place in the AU...U Count,league. I- ~OW, Desk Walr·•v•n. whcl b l't!portl:l(d .. ' - t""'' W . a.~ - ~-2 H 1-4 1-4 pqe flw) aga1Dat: II.• 111.1 eQJ uactet,.~· IJf pig TeR ptly - teorf!d by: (av.,aJe:) tU 2 ~ M lff.O !"~ POMEROY ""f-"" 00.4 Athens .... , Oallipolls II'L MIDDI.J EPORT 50.2 taO Jsc¥:son The Yellow Jackets s.cum to have a much better defensive club than offensive. They rank fourth in the leaj;!ue dcfe!l sively, seventh, otrenslvely and are tied with two otht:r te.am1 for bottom ~uns in league won-lost 1tnndin.,. It Wtmld appear that if Nolan Swackhammer can further lwlster hh offense to produce more points and hold hl'i own on d e ft~ IISC, hi s club ~hould elimb from here on Many Other Bargains out. . Simllarly, the record lnrllcates th4' unlcN Athens addt some UJ.Ore PIJneh the Bulldogs have lit· tie hope of tak.inQ: the crown , and even ~lip lnto the lower dl· THROUGHOUT THE STORE lld u. ---- WEWS. .... ~u!!!t! To!~~:m~~~~!!,~!n"!!j!f. . s~ ,SGfety Center Specials SEE THE Three Perfect Big Ten Th.t 1Uit ttemmed from .-overn~en\ indtctJDel'llrt arowing out of II. boycott of etu{lio boldng showa at Cl~velaQd. tclctviaioa station Indiana, Noftbwutern, and Minnasota ~ risk their fiJ'It.pl~ee standine, SlhlrdaJ niabt .U i. \'isitlnll! teama, ~ POlt t~at ~ .fi'Odu~C!d 1wlM 11 many losen u winners tn the openln1 ll18el of Vlc eon· terence beakethall atra!a\ble. AI- the contender~ ent6rd Into ~be third achedule round, , the tra· dltloD't.l home court advantage ------~..,....-...:::._ QU~L !AIITINII CLOSED S~. LOUIS U!' -Tbt Nation•! of nine game1 ~ve ~a Wf) .. bf the home quintet. . · Ohio State.,' a ~ te.arq undefeated in Ja.a gut · e]ay, -.,. not scheduled to -pl.ly uaUJ p.Jondq hlibt, ·meet"tnl MlnDIIIta on the Buckeye court. · C~leJjate Atltl«tlc ~Qed ~tQ fty, Q~lnqs \til ma~lQeSI sestion toany 1park that would Station Wagon !JI· Raojlo, Heater, Auto. Trans. r Runs fine . - bids to be the touahelt foUJbt gatne on tomorrov.·'s card. The vision. Boilermakers were beaten by the: Pomeroy, on its p~;~r!Qrmanc:e to nuckej"ell Monda1 nJ.iht after windate, ls runnlni close to normal ning their opener over 14-ehig~tn both departmcnta IUld league State. GaiUpolis b"' A Jt,ropger · t~a,m thao · -Affeneive. !Jenr the top -~· :holdh\i bctrt~ one of the on a:etting bask~ts af ita own. The SEO seems unusually ~u­ balanced th1'1 year, with •lve or she. ot the clubs being potent,al conten.dera. Tbls la to the a:ood, espedally when thf' pool' country couain• 1t the bottom can l(tep up ~ny Tudd"Y. ot Friday night and kno~Jc oU on~ ot t~ bli ..box.. MI!N .,.( lO% OFF &t8.,o-N•• $aturday ' DRESS GLOVIS R.~uced 25% ThJI Gopher, holders ot an I.I~Jet Win o.ver the Ulinl In their OT\lY conterenc::e start, bump into the defending champion Hawkeyes of Iowa, and Northwestern. also 1-0. tnwels to Ann Arbor for a clash with Miehlgan. pOisessor of a "1-1 ' 1 METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES mark. ' ~,. o'20"' .' . ' I . lfr,tpr uld ,.. · '~ltr '!l'il'!' p)oo""' . c.· ...., -··· IT2 IM . , .. . • ' NO MORE WAIH DAY WORRIES with. .... -,;·.:t DRYE~NDmOJER Drill, !luffs,~. Rtfmhes C. . . IUCTIICAUY . ' 1*11' .,.,.• · \,a!'( te(lilon: for ~h~o~•q, "aet- .,.,.. Ill.••· f<~r ... ua • Bueln>e~ ft "SetDJI ~u 55 Tbe Church of the Nazarene met ?I MUNeiiUoeltJ 83 Wednesday ni&ht for their monthFrane!~ N. Y. tlO lY by.ain~• q~,l.'!I!PD.J nd eh~ a ~nt theme 1~ the charch "The Chu~h 8.'1 'c~~del 72 with a Message"'. The Rev. Robert 'U. 83 Florida St. A E. Styers. pa!t"r, was given leave 911 Mlaiol, Fla. 113 . to attend the Youth Week from Januaq 29-Feb. 3, in Detroit Grace WIST · OOIID llontana 08 'lew Mexico M ChureiL Larry Poby, AIIJt tbf/ eliif( pow• . VtQ 84: l>ef\ver 70 ~r h~tt~r Of the Chlca.eo· white Sox ~P11;•n;• were made for a revival r:110 . ~ be held at the church iesP.ite·.l ·.battifl.g dMliDe [n 1 liM da~e to ·· ~ aonounced i'Oailuy ...etiled an ·• - ·~ \he •om.!f m; \0& \U 142 ~~~~~ .,. wq~ oj11y tbr~~ to 1~1 158 1110. 6il7 an lnluf«! foal. Hlt!18 U. aU lVI \51 lll3 fll<l right no\V and he ol>b~ld bl\'f as 1 ~ I~ I~ 31!0. goot, a ~ear. u he dla lp . IUQ 75~ 786 4190 22T:, when he p<llted a lN reeqrd wu-. SlMOH'S MARKIT lbe Cuba. Simon 11& 142 135 385 DOIY PilLS Chil..l(s C"* W11!ih z111pan Blind Tolllo ALINE~S Klns 178 lf'J 142 487 153 121 144 148 148 8() 130 180 7i'! 088 894 j4a 418 437 380 •!07 Stql)art fbr Iiiii!.~ lnd lSO 142 184 458 told Sox OtfiCiala he : ~els su,ag.. B. MCX.inney Dlonnor · Sylve11ter B. MeKinney Handleap Totals 100 12'1 1_._9 173 33 '194 11QT RIID$ High Sch.ool Baske&ball · ........~amo ·• 139 126 42!1 u' 1114 376 1ru w 1•• 4•7 • 189 1115 317 35 35 10' 7R1 801 ~76 ~"~·~"~ace~·ord~i::rig~t=o{lli~e~U~qfltt:ed~"""~"~· ,1~9 18i t6'1 ·~ .• 17,4· 17() 1$1 · \811 12116$ 111'1 1!111 lilt 191 184 FIGHT Plolll ·......... HardtoP, 4 Door. Be.ullful 3 tone Greep finisb. Wbite• wall Tire~. Low M)leage, Dynaflow, Radio & Heater. '· • tSPIINKlll POMEROY MOtOR . Co. Mall! $1. . ........ dathn I•N -.reht fer lro•lnt'-•li•••••r ...... - ......1 ,. • . bc•ll• •· 11 "- 1 Tht- Bolly C""'~er Se""" fn~ HomerRikef of ~mol'f(tW I))Dtetf: f MOTOR T.UNE..UP TIME . ••• bel4 Deetrp~r 4. MrJ. HPom nve tho le~ durlq• llfth perio\1 1g lite 19ll0"'b& (lrlo: 0"'18..... snyder. ponn• C~l", l(t&D. :tJeville Avlp Tb~"· Juno Pr•lf.ll~ Janlee Webb, Emma ~ ~Wl'!, P_,J. 1953 CADILLAC Seties 62, 4 door. You can now own this beautiful maaterp\Q~e at a .ubstanllal savings, mlil\11• 11m!> lloalt. · All telll """'""~"" _, $1eneo In BUqolo · on U>tdo1 .. '~e ..Inner OIGM . :z: ~.:.10=.:1t· .. 1.',__ 5it (!I the "-P of IIIXII!'Y in lkis powerfu\ lfilrta-~:""j- lM Itt ~~~~· ', :Months. DA 72Q -- '. - This Adv. VALUID AT $ ..two'l· ~..l.. muo• an ecoDI!I!Ii~ ...,.,;..,.. tA. ~~t • • •• .I ......... · • ~ ~ ....,,. ,.. ~ " ' ...,...,., !lfi!l - - tr\l'llllo .... ·f tll-.ot power. the aup«cltarpr opeua up to make you bca a( 'IJ J9l4, '@l.t'U liUilt w.y - it ,.,.. •• ~ o41 JIIQ'U ~ lilt l!ic ~f11'11ot f""'"'""'~' "'bt• ill ~ c!otlll • of tbllltl mont careful~)' built Studebaken. Drive QIIO ., JIM ....~.. ~· - A Copy of This Advertisement Is Worth To The Bearer $1.50 Towards The ~ice mf a Tune-Up Job. ( lneluded Must Be a Plug and Point Job.) ' 4 "'"' com'l>iott!ir . $2·4.,. ,., .95 ' ·studebaker ..Packard c: oa,.oa ... DA820 • ~~~~--~/ ••• Completely Autoa:W;Ir ~tll tl Wi 4111t!~ eon • -, Ml"llft, ~ . . • / DA320 SomlAutomoll< $199·9 5 H. & •R. FIRESTONE ' .and Stt. .. • • t " . •· .' I .... ,. ..., ... ,, '"""·"~ >~ • ·.J Itt ~~~- wltil '*'""! tontrlbutlons of. monQ' .. 'JfiU 11 ~ APPLIANC:IS I 195Q .UICK- Speclil·2 lloor . ll9lll SoU4 - G04Id ~ - ~un" Motor ..,. A I!GO<I buf. ·· A skating party will ~· plaee tor the FHA and the Jt~ IOIDI til! this month. The date Jil!!ll aot as yet been seL HERE'S 4 TIP Middleport II()STON ~ Ball-polnl J1D W• lera carr. -'be used to OpYI hand-cuffs, the Mas!llehUJettl jtMe pe. Ue~ hue discovered. "If ~ blllpolnt tiller is sput and=turned out it. then can be d In ~eyHble anf the en " ·· ~.f ... ..~ aa1oet ~ ' be?.?.: ' l Ultll> ""'"ly I .... . . ....,- . FOREMAt-1 and AB IIIU Sl. 1lil>llo lof elctthtna to the Rome. ·----' · .Middleport ' ~~ IODII 1952 CHilYSLER- Saratogt .... hor w ibat will give you mile after mile &f real driving sat- w "" ~.l .. ,..,..... Call lOr '••• ••tim• ~ow... M~Ohlo "Your Doclie-Piymouth Deoler" . :i".,. -:'2: . . ........ • Why be a sjow polle, too. Here'• • ~ IMI111!\i li'Q.I!N* jri front. tim's a ~ thu tq.tbaa UW!i' '11\1.aad Tlu>'"" i'liA- Semi . DEALI!R STORE Mill and ' .. tl!t H - ," . 1952 MPCURY.,.M-.r.-IT·~ IM•!Uiht ... iliA .... Urer,. Tile niA gl•l• ull:ed A'I'I. OII pearance beyond descrlplloa. ~ The 114<11>1 f'l!.\ tl!ll reu tqot. donations for tht ChJtdrfln'• llii'U•· t-~••1 $lll plut ntW ond 11111"1 clQ*Iq I!V en11eele4, Art!· olao brourhl were oki>IJ. ·~11'1 ~--. ·~~ )fl!l, 8.1\!l;~ltlfr .. 11 ,IJ]oves and biD f01~ The QQ DA520 .- . .~ · 1952 .OLDSMOBILE- Series 98 HolWay C... ••olio I : . uvtag room oomfort in this big IIISI!rtGUI. Hard Top. Interior ap- ~ -1. MOTOR TUNE-UP SPECIAL! ,, ~uiQm!lll( , "" 01~ ....... w rpal.prOof of s,................. tt. . "*"" . ~_.., ~ Kk1. ean'l f.U q\li qllhls solid ~ doOi: It will be your fam· !If'$ belt friend. • ,.s;hec"·I.IP .• l'c:> giw,you more c'oro.free .· ' I 1955 PONTIAC~ Series t70 -2 door Let us giw your car that complete . . I 1954 QLD$1AOIU.E- Series 9f- HelilaY ~ ...... ~ ,,, i $2195 IQI.a~l ud t eaa.ay quetilpn, 10 ;ttl.oiii• ...,. , ...,.~' .......... .'"-­ . . ,...,.... ' - jeetlve que.Uo.. with 11>!111 of 35 . i ' RACINI!, OlliO tlt,· -,--- 11!1e '~d Q1e~•• Ran~b. The ....... 0011allled of \!CJ ob- MAliC All IATN-e·l · DRESS SHOP AREA ~~ I "-5 - l 'pr. $2.58 Reg. $1 .q .. R~. $1.50- 2 pr. $2.34. ..... ....,1 195$ IUICl( SPICIAL .... · ·· · · .. : · · · · $2295 ' - · r a~NO RESU~TS Lot· IINOILIIr Lony loiNn, 1ft~ _..., dfoaw >¥!1h · a1i1y IS...o\poe) - k . 121, ~ .. A.,. •• '.., . CAMEO iOS£ JS%Jli!DUCI!O to ~O% · . ·::... .. IN TOE 11Q9 1!4 A Wow Of. ·. Buy ) • BUR MILL "'' 471 4'1'1 A..,s.soc~IA~TB~D·R~A~D1~o;-~· ~~-~~~=-~~~~84~1~~~· - ~VfOMAfiC miles during the remaining Winter SKIRTS 15% Re4uced 1'1.4 IM 1211 dl '4'11- ~~ rn""'""t'n~ . (lqijed to lr Unltod lAST 70Hlill 616 lUll ~lt..!f. ~'Iii!~ I W!! ••lub Hu IJ!'!IIJIIJ1!1P / ' , { 123 I'll lfl 148 148 lit toll ttl Ita 101 ut leD lfD· 1M 48t '. . ! C(..OTHl~G ;: C::o. CUI! Rabr, OWnu , .. -SPECIAI,.S ~ o~elP • SEE .THE 1 MANY . OTHER BARGAINS ·, SMITH DRESS ToChoo~eFrom J ' ') • ~ - elle. 'h""' on •put ilo<i· Bowling Highlights ' NOW· atw...... UU'~b4re Many More \! PAJN.IAS REDUCED . after- ~·110!1. . zw,s M!!N'~ · . llll!l'I'S I 19<\() Ford VB 2 4•. $edan. G04Id lleg. '3.9$10' fl.iis:· '' :~~~-"" tw• •• weatlter mab t'he foreeut llie -....kQd. St.Uou Wagon. Good 'l'l.m. DRESS Stillls $5.95 ~~ R!lllllllll' NM fltr· lt'l It bu averAeed •8.3 pointl 1949 Y(.iUys ,. " ' SWIATIRS V-Neelu-()rew Ne.dls bl " t I year, bavtag won ._ five ln Melge Coi.U\ty . Pl•et11110 2 dr. R It H. New ., Nisb. · - \ COLORED . ~anuary 1_ . . . . 1?49 .Chevrolet JloY:!r ,, - - ' TROUSERS' . c 20% OPF .. . . \· ~ACKITS Jim Vennaril club. .l;l!i!ll!'iOn, 0 .1). R&ll. RuQ9 ~' ~"'J:IQ ,Qperate. ~··· ' ~h 19JO Stucfeboker (OATS ~. RI!DOOIID .... ~ 38% . •t . 1950 Pontiac Suliufbon As.~~QCiatlon Oruthc fire l11to th_, &ht annu'llt CGilvenUo.n whfeh ends Saturday. -rpot~alt ~be• left to droves ftUowlhf tile naming Thur~ay of Bowden Wyatt' of Tenne.11ee ' 1Coaeh of the Year." The Hoo•lnerll:, lucl~J4hl• their leacuc·lt!adlng rnarP~illo A.rehie tdevilf,ion eame Dee• , cas 1 h Wl·1•l,l 4""-u,,.Ufl ~.~ 111 wua • 1 OQon. TOPCOATS ' LITTLE, BOYS 1\QVtf, ~ IU ~ . · ' ••4w piD'aeR are not the rea11on boxing Is dflnJ,'' tbe judge · . i"T~t- c~f ""on ls becau" men .,. .... putlla& lbtlr nooe ID\q 00:4):1 ltt.ttud of lnto leatber 274-2'78 240..298 eo.s ANTI-FREEZE · · · · · · · · · · · · CHAINS t~o gull~. 25:1-llti Pomeroy Ohio BAnERIES · · · ·· · ·· · · · · MUFFLERS ~'~'·115r· '•~'«~ v~ ' ltEDtlCED UP TO Connell, In dismisSing tbe C.ll,!le 1 ruled that tbe prosecution ~i~ . 1\0t lli"Qvt4 ita , ... 8~1011 33:1-~ (BYet'IJt) - Ill!•'• I ' dlf. R <% If. R\llll till... ' ~udg~ = .... TIRES········ ···· SEAT COVERS 1951 Studebaker V8 Comm, 4 dr. Q, Q, 10. Rutlaad 11 In for a to'lgh l\ijlht aa they traveJ to Belpre, 'tbe Ml1l which save lbcint4.ts Jll0Jt se'ltu.•• hal•• 1M al .,,... t ::t;~~e Of.IIIIV1!!! played 1\8 JIDlU the ,..,.. tbi.J MUO,A, I• re-e4 to be bll fH mON Ul1a boldlna lla oWa le ltJ 'l'be pilot add<d ~opdofiY·, "llut to Ito oppQQenll 77.3. I have a feeling he'IJ tinatJ.y tatch eqtertli.na a m.so h.re rmd belt the daylirhts out of fit from Charle1ton, W. Carter." CQM~aton Red1, the p•mo!onr WOJt Vll"llnla H~ hope• W<tre not •'la11t~ h tli~le to pi~ o&oil>ll hith ~~ht~Q_i(. boiUn• men. T~l made 2:1-nu· )\eporta lr<>m lho Ca)lital olf C4t\'r \h,.o fi'(Orite at N . diQAte tlte Redl have been hi'~l~ l\lier, a b~lf· ex • weight).ifter troqble hlttlq tile oetJ_ .. ;·:.: ..,...•• will bo pl~od ~n lbo who onte waa the top-rated (:OD· Wlbama. lelidel'. had but t~'!.• bouu i• llitli ---,---......,. Completely overhauled, perfect and ci&14D. "confident pOAition in t.al"ing t.o .fl.a:ht promotera." ... ~ ...~ !~~lea~·"""It""' ~·· tbo ....., 101fUt. Jackson 'ftl, hu}kltQ lelplo lad• havQ Followilli is the averalile RWJ\o V<!PI'"':! flve llraltbt against tbelr be:x of JIOiPtl scQ;Nd b7 each team Mtii:J County brothers. They ]\ave otf~nllVdf ~tnd t)Je averait scored -eel 170 po1~1.t to th•lr O~.liOJl• aa:ahlSt them. Nqte lww the stand· ftAQ' 4112 for an &'terqe of S4 Middleport. c:bartJe whll ttl c•m.e fpr thems.,rve. . 1'52 Chevrolet Ut.e IBG a ttrona:er &tamUng ln bf"nt •41\d placed the guild in a '"" ltli4dl•torl "Aild if Baker doesn't wip Jblll. one," said Manager DUllY ~Se:tt~r tuday, "J'i) S\fiJeat be ret~, and I'll dettnltely leave .b lm." . Dlx. i <If, Heater, new tires. Dab. lil&ld the court ru.hhg gavi! '¥• ' New ·Se~t Covers. Really Sblltll. . "We h+\Ve been complet@]y vln· dieated In COI,Jrt nnd ~e now have the definite riJht \O negotiate for our fig hte~"' WHlilur\ Daly, New York, genera,). treaa!,lr.er fOr the mu, said. Coaeh Larry M.arrison"a ftlJ• ba)aJ.oed with ft•;e bo~ IJio eraglng In the double tlgUJ"'W M4 a si.J:th on the v. . . MU M N ' to buHd lU s.trina; lnto !0. ~..., R · a.cme will be euecte.d tq to the match with the Hnet~.p U.tbae been 10 '"eceuful so Qrt, bam and Salsei- at ' forwarc;J, ,.,. •~n• at center, with Carl w·"'and Bob Birch at the guard$.,.,.... ell, ' busky alternatE gu~Jr4.fut. ward. is getting Iota of ~t..,to• *lme in re«nt J~el . an~J Qj beori ~eorlna; well • HaNsell \lo\Wr&U takes .hla ~_. ern 5 Into ffarrl11onv1Ue 1ooiabt for a ~ont@s~ which ahould "UibtQn . hl$. boy& 'irlP oo ttcond place in . 1953 Ford VS federo~~l Judge James C. Con· nell Tburld"f dilmiSiied a fOYernrp.ent suit c.barting the defendants witb eonspirint to reatraip free tnde and using the boycott J.jailW televised t tudio fight sbows, •v•r•l 111 t well onr" ... , .. " ' . - , .... .._P.... him.y... , """' ..... . MOORES "'" LOW; PRICES ~torla. R (< H a~d F.O.Itl. Th• a..,. club It ltld bfy ~ ,.; I '• nlaht . The plQddlnJ Pit\Sburah vtterap m«-ts youn~ Harold C&rter of Lin· ... den , N. J ., at Mad!.. n -.11'-~ G,rd(;ll in a "'heav"w•J-Lt "" .,. ¥1' ...,ntenA"""r .,. 'I'J' flohl , ~teviBod ,.4 brood_.'~! nJtionliJLy ~)' N8.C. Clllil•lllllllt~One ' 11•---------..11 IC~fl'"ltel M NEW YOAX. UP --lt'1 "win or ,.-.,.., eoodb~•" for Ill• BOb Boker to- d... not THAT ARE GOING SPQrts ~ ·-- ·' , We StU! Have Trade.lno UJO ""'t. . ... The ~------~- In otit<r Sl:Q lltl\C~eo ville sh ould ~ve an easy • ..( ' , . .... ',. '. ~~~~~and 1950 FOJD-Custo11Y.a-Uoer 114ady for plenty of powerful driYhti. . ' ·~ •• '2191 $1891 $11fl $891 . ' ' . . . .._. $79$ $391 $191. $191·{, t949 PONTIAC- Streamliner 2 doer fanner owner left a lot of trouble free miles in this one. KARR & VAN W. Mc.i11 St. ·~.ported tbo ~all ..__ _ _ _.,;,..----....;;...._~---......,..----'"""..,.._;,""'""~· �• • r · ........... . ..,.., .. . • _.._~ WANT .WS ~~~=~=--~~ ~~Z:~:!c~ lloJ Jllirl!!f. If m ' . . ·. WHO WANTSTO BE UP A fREE? ,• WOLF PEN ti-Dally Sentillel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan 11, 1957 so,ooelnnted nati, Clevf"land and Gov-clecl C. William O'Neill's h ome town of :wta~tt:'tta. are expected lo pour in· Lo this Cs pttol cay ne:~l Monday for i n<~U&\1! a l festhdtiee. Four'.e!•n n.:.n d« from allsectron~ llf the stat\• wLll give co ncerts on . h e Statehu•Lst' lawn and the OOUJMBUS, O. (·U P) More- 'i lr<•l'l s <~dJu. m ng the C 11 pltol will than 10.000 person& from Cmcin - be decorah rj with red , whi te and hluc buuttng fur the uccaslou. A ''pub: k tnvited" s.ign has Decn hu ng o u t f., r the ceremoniP~. ACT NOW l' h:ch tnc lud t• , a l~ne ht' On . puh~Lc Save $100 tG $1000 rrr l·plt( 'n ~ nd an tnau,~.;ural b~ll. 1, 2 and bedrooms, large ·· r <J drltrwu ro l hc acluJl ~·.o,:eann~ To Inauguration Of Gov. O'Neill Mr and ~:n. s . A Wyatt f"n · tertained their children . grand rhildren and great grand ('hildren Sunday Present werr Mr. and ~1rs. Russell Littlt" an r! two chi ldren. ~1 r. and :\trs HowJrd Birc~­ !ic:d ;md two childrf'~. Mr a~d )lrs WL iham Ch11 :sf' arod t ...·u cht\riren . ~;.-.a nd Mr s LC'n '):Jr·th and two <: hlldre n und a frtenrl, Mr. !\tr. and :\rlrii. t:ugc11e Wvatt. Mr. EST AT. . .The Stat. of Ohio. Mtl.. C.Unty \ .. llr.nk N. Hllldorw, Dehndent Case No. 12454. In pursuance of an Order of Sa.le In Partition In the above entitled action. I will offer tor sale at public auction, at the door of the Court House in Pomeroy, Obio lD the abovt" namtd County, on SaturdaY, the 11 day of February , 19S7, at 10. a. m. o'clock, the fol· lowing described real eatate, situ•te in the County of Mela:s and State of Ohlrt, and in the Townlhlp of Ollve, t~wit: \ anrt Mn . J. C. -~'ya~~ ~~ ~~~a~-'wid a publ ic- rec~· pllou il\ the Statchou~e fr1,Jmwd by H '\'omen's ~ '-'a with Mr,;. J ohn t:.nck t•r as hOo 8tes;; stock, must go! Bring your ; 1n or o·:>o~eil!. T hl·n at ll 3V , "'· t!JC i na ugu r :.~ l desires and your problems, 1 Oh 10 Supreme Cour t Chief J u; ba ll will car the day lun~ activ imove in tomorrow . Try us, tice Carl v. Weygand t will ad- t ies at tiH' Neil Hou ~!:" li nt e l. Th" RrpuUt.cans will d i~~n bu tc we're dealing on the very minister the oat h of office . o·. rnurc than 10,000 suuvc nir p rO· lowest terms! _.,;eill's son. LJu bby, wi ll hold th e ~~: r am5 or the ona~inn. Ju hnny old famil y Btble for the sole mn s:n)!~rs b:wU from Cle·:d and wll! rites. O'Neill wi ll opt·n the day's ac- pla y at the ba ll which ends with Free delivery, Quick. Open tivities with a breakfa~t at 8:30 a buffet dinner at l l p.m. Some 5(),00U persons h ave re1 Uy1. .t.m. with t he Oh io Veterans orteivi!d invit atio n'! to the. ~ ven t. ga nization . GVI J 0 I I Nex t will bt• the ~ w earing in It 1130 a.m . . .. the Slatohou.. !own, V. S . 13 Sou.th followed bY a lu nc h~o n at the Vet- s PARCEL NUMBER ONE. Ten Wides, Huge Selection M b"l Home Sales, Inc. w o.·. rl Standard WAVEllL:Y:,:O:H:I:O==~'-":n~s~M;;e~m~"~'h'~·l~h~a~ll~.;;;;;;;;~~.~ u·ps Pn ' c'e Of * * * *-5-Star Buy Gas One Cent 1956 CHEVROLET · · · · ·· · · · · · $2745 ' Bel Air Hardtop 4 Door. Power Pack V8 motor, automatic transmission, Power Steering, Powe r Bra kes, Automatic Selector Radio, Goodyear Double Eagle Whitewall Tires, Heater and many other e xtras. C r ea m a nd Black Finish. New Car Title and Guarantee. POMEROY MOTOR Co. E. Main St. Pomeroy ;;;::;;;::;:;:::;;:;:;::;;;:;;;:=:;;:::;:==;;;:;;::::=' ;;;; CLEVELAN D., O. UP - Standard Oil Co. of Ohio Sohio today increa J~ed th'l price of gasoline one . cent per gallon and heating oll s and diesel fuel bY one-half cent. Only a montl1 ago, Sohio t educcd the price of gasoline by one· half cent per ballon. . The company blamed the l l\· erease on "widespread crude o.J price "ncreaaes of the last several day 9." Olht:lr oil companies operating in OhWo were e xpected to make similar price Increases. Our .Business Is Not ' A · off OD a Trip? SIDELINE • WE SPECIALIZE . . IN . , wl,e41 Boiancing Front End Repairs Wheel Alinement C::9mplete Brake Service Mufflers & tail pipes Auto Glass Windshields ' •.•. . Bolter too to that ~. oil change iefO'fl'i.;.,.. · you loavol long, hard driving ro· quires fre1h, cleon oil for effieient en· gine operation and longer wear. Our change-oven are modo In a jiffy, See 111 Hackett's NOWI , PRESTON MOTORS;-InC. Mldclloport SAFETY SE~VICE Hours 8 to 5:30p.m. Eve1. By Appointment 1 W. MaiD St. PomeroJ It's Our A.nnual In ·Slotnl llke W. that lleJ], a tellpw,·tO f~pt bta ~·~~; lot. Bhe'l DoDD& TbomPBOil. ·ua· t. tree lD. Saruota. aa a caridldatt. "tor Cttriul ·quJen. ettfua expolltion-,~w~~ee~·k~~~ll·lfl, ln -ca.ae you're headiDJ _tlijl.taway. ..~ NoTica 0~ PUBLIC SALi In punuance ,of the order of the Probate court of Mel,f!a County, Ohio, J wlll offer for sale, at public auction, on the 2nd day of February, 1957 at 10:00 o'clock a.m." at the front door of the CoUrt HollBe in Pomeroy, Obio, lbe tallowing real estate: The 1ollowmg real estate aituate in Section No. ttl , Township No.7 . Range 14, being in Scipio Town· ship, Meias county ~tnd State of Ohio, beJinnlng ~t the S. E. corner of the N. E . quarter of Section 16, Town 7, Range 14; thence Weat · 81 rods ; th e- nce North ahout 11'7 rods to the Public ROad; thence in a southerly direction along _ satd Public Road t.o the East Jlne of section 16; thence Soulh on the East line of Section 16 to th e place of beginnlilg, containing 'M acres, more or less. Reserving tp the State of Ohio, however, ·all oil, gas, coal and other minerals with the right nf entry for the purpose of pro&pecting for, developing, producing and oporating erotton, ' ROOMS Of ~ New PaNiture ; roa 1 I Cl ! $299.00 BAKER SUPPLY FURNITURI go.'••r fte ~ ~~ ht ~ D BAKP Circle Saturd.,.. Mr1 Edgar Brewer of SUversvtUc Paul Outs, Mr 1nd Mrs. Sid ba111t of Portland called on Mr . and Mrs. Joe Circle Sunday J'WJIUTVUiiiiiiiii~------'•'•"'•o•al•nor COLLINS JEWELRY , · Yoar CROIIJ..!!! Dealer ~ Main St. Pomeroy .' 2U 1. MAIN ST. . .•., " fiOMdOT ·o.lltO '· 120 $1 Insurance : i.uM ;.:,''*" iuurlftee Afi~¥:J, · 1• 34! Cl• lil ,8111.<16 ' ool"t> , eoo.oo '1,1!00.00 Tu: 35.94 TaX 1t.25 and Dollltions 7:0.78 Cemeteriee Sale- of lott and otber Receipts lt.OO A~o Registration '2 .719.18 Mi&eeUaneou& Recelpts ·(List) Sale of .Junk Gr-"•r Total MilK:. ReceiptA ~ Total Receipts $ti.486.61 •.oo - ~ '' ' Sha,. cor. •t99li.OO. lltaettpar'l, 1 10 l 'tc .. 1955 PONTIAC Db:. 2 dr. Catalitp Cpe. One careful loc1l owner. Hydramatic drive. $209,1.op. Blacttnar''J, Pom~roy. 1 10 Bte STitUCTIIItAL I BIAMI """. lJIPN - MITALS • ' Ql1lQ. VALLEY . ' JUNK <'CO. Pliotit..'110 ' ' ' THE Heres Howl H~:p biS! ·. ~qdget >I.--- Savings ' ·' - BIG 19~3 I' ANNUAL .i - 2 ar. Gom~ ral Twp. 9c SALE •• . ~' blue fhaisb, 150 series, beater, ~:.·~· $"m.OO. Po~er~\i~otor •ii!••· ••• roy MOtOr Co Wednesdiy Morning p• 11 28 . H . .uJS3 'FORD. • dr., lovely ereaiia and b.e, twtJIIt(lmline, V8 motor sun viwr, --adlo. heater,· seat Shop Early-- Reop The Bargains . ' . ' ~,909.09 Funds ., WE WANT TWO aggresslv~ auto , ~l4SD\en. Jirefer auto Sales ex· perience q,r other experience in , -,dlrett iiCilirig. 'Must be resident q( . Pornerov or Middleport. Good opportunity , for two ambitious · m~n . · ff& 1oafers·'J>lease:.:.- Applf Bo.x 68&-B· e/ o Daily Sentinel, P•meHy; . 1 11' ate S'I'A.RTING 1.911.2 STUDEBAKER, 2 dr., VB lly· dramatie drive, heater, ~ i>,wner, $BG.OO. oF ·. o~v.TI'oNs ,.9.01 T,;•~~t:a~l~•!of~:~al~t,;F~.u~n~ds'\"ear· 19,944.71 ;,.· '-·- ---.::.::.1 Jl53 •CHEVHOLET, f dr'., 2 tone 118.58 80.79 123.'18 · o84.88 11,11J8.48 Tota.~ of 111 ~n.ds, 74'58.10 Recerpll During Year Road Funds •11),329.,8 General fwp . FUnds 2,157.13 Total of all Fuorls 12,488.81 Total RP.ce iptg and Balance Road . Funds 17,238.57 Qeneral lfwp. Funds 2,700.14 'to· {{Ul J'f'tW'. Furnllure·co., But' 1 9 . stc M. •' Total Klae. ·- . Total Payments Jload Fu.nds wllh ' 1 Bal-,nl!e, Jin'l. 1,' tA.Is8t Clerk's, . heater, 4 good tlres,- prlcod , R811's Ben Franklin · El ~etions For Workmen's Comp. Bureau of JnapecUon sin.mAav _ _ _ __ _:1...:1:.:0:.:·OlC:.:. .PLYMOUTH, ,For l!Y F'Uff"S. 191!3 BUlCK VS Ro~dmaster CG.f'~ · · Cpe. ~ Power steering, brakea, & 'Windows. All leather seats. $189&.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. !l~n~ ~uTo · J;>E~ young men for tent!r~l _Wlltt ·lQfbldin.g ~.ar ~&IJ· . _etc< ,J!:xped~n~e II willing to wotk. to Box 668·8, ,,.9.Q30.70.,. ..... . Ftinds 2,708.J_4 ~;]];~,:; all fund s 11.198.48 n , December !U, 19M clerk's Road FWlds 8,207.87 G-e neral Twp. FUnds 538.36 Total of aH Funds 8 746.23 Outstandinit Warrants, bee. 19156 (Add) Rood ~u,rtds ., , 3t ' 1.595.78 General TowhShio Fuilds 214.02 Total of aU f<'u'n,dS 1.809.80 Balance .In Deuository, December 31 195fl:. , · Road 9,803.(15 General 1'\vp. Funds 711.2.:18 Total of all Funds 10~56. 03.. ! 'FuAcr, ,,·• '. •. ' . '. '. Pomeroy. · 1 11 3tc eovers, Fordomatlc ''4 Co • . ont,al trim. filitJ~.oo. Poiriero7 '• 1----.NOW ON S A i l - - - Motor Co. 11 28. tf COMPLETE SELECTION !Valenti"es NANCY ' ' . I HOPE AUNT r::RIT21 BUYS ME atld . NECKLACE . Valentine Candy . ·Now IS the Ume to p~ck-<>Ut those special Valentines ~ore -the rush. · , •· . L iS I_ EN · FRANKLIN ~-.;: · D..·.A _·. · Middleport Attention· Dot.Owners . DeadUne wr purthase of 1957 Dog License is January Hth. One Dollar ($1.00) pen· alty II Ucense Is purchased after tllat date.ii .lll: :. · FOil YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS . HANDY APPUCATION BLANK · AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT HOUSE NOW: FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) FOil EACH DOG, 1\IALE Oil FEMALE. To obtaiD license by mail, !ill In and !llail this form to PEllllY A. RIGGS, COUNTY AUDITOR, Metas County, Pomeroy, Ohio. Enclose ~.,..Jdressed Stampea envelope and price of license. , · Male Dog .2.00 Spayed Female $aMI 1. )'emale $2.00 ., Jtetmel Ucense $10.00 . . . •. .. . ....••.•..••.• . •. . .• Own·-Name 91-G • ••• • • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '" I P.'\ \Whltelorarlllrlndlel 1--1~~~~ort1Knownl I I I I . I I I \ 'I ~ .• ~.. I l I I. I I I I I I J r l ,I Bit FORD VB Ranch . WaJOn SparkllnJ oricinal blue fi!Qdlr. -·Pomeroy. · ·· ~=~~======~=======::!:=~' IOil Total IIlghways ~',IOJ!. IO Cemeteries--Com. Off. Employees ,, lf\9.00 Tools, Mach. and Materials 18.88 Other Cemetery Expenses (Castor Cern.) '70.00 Total Cemetertu 247.88 Miscelioneooa (List) Min'lsterill :Money '70.78 General Supplies 92.95 Dt>duetlons by County Auditor 19~!S ~ Tan 1 1 ' ..j COAL iLocal Tax f\ SO -lwett RICIJ..,I" 'l'roJreriY 'l'oJ, UScEUJeD· -~FURNA~, ~ _ _.,. :. ':...93=lp ~~=iiijll~~~~~·-= :Cheap, l l'bo.ne 165-X. n•:t~~~be;~;~~;~i. after for anyJ wut de!)ta one other tha!l Johtl80n. - Walteri ~.... ' &t tooh IWr )!!reed\ Or Any HOME APPLiANCE , BARGAINS · · · · BARGAINS ~;~M~,~-~Ii!g~s~;~;· ~C::~O~·~·~·~~Pho~ ·~ae to!l·X Yl".\Mo.'l H. Ohio, I'"~ 1, 111$7 certify fhe roQjiwhoi io .'< . . . . . • . . . . .• · · · · · · · · · • · · • • · · · · · · ·_·.:.·__,.--....=-----,_-,...,Township. :.:.::==~.:..:..:~:,c:::;oLOR -- 1 ALa.EN APPLIANCE "Where Your Conlideneoll Juolilicd" G"yro-Matic Tranamiaaion. Stop in & drive ll Pia. - • " ~~­ l-It-H 1ft£. T11Jle Tol> ·GAS RANG£. Allo 2 lots. Woodrow Zwilling, syra- Duriftt the Year 1ia6s I ValuatlM . ~l •,. ···· ·· ····· ······ ·· ···· ···· ······ ······ ········ ·· ·· ··· Wllethe, It Be A- - REFRIGERATOl,.T 't Fo,mer Price Thla car is ln ex· condiUon. One careowner has driven it a toof 39,000 Miles. It bas pracUcally new Ui'ea, a new battery, · lblny darl< green ll paint (original) & ville recently spent a we•k .wlth CROSLEY 50% OFF ON THIS DATE, Jan. 10, 1915'7 Going-out-Of-Business ·CLOSE-oUT SALE Club Cpe. Clint tbeir Orr. lf&ndparenll Mr . .and Mrt. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Randolph were recent visitors of · Mr. a ad Mrs. Hank Arnett, Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Att MorabLy of Pomeroy were calling on Mr.- and M.n. Ralph Ballard Mrs. Albert Pear&On suffered 1 beat attack. He i& aome better. Rudy Durst and diUibter Mar caret ealled on Mr. and Mn. Joe MAKE YOUR CHOICE •:ACH ARTICLE II I '-lotil!f'S 1 Wo Are Ill~ Midst Of A lr--_;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;., Sayre Of Roseville-, Orner Cramlet and wile ol Letart, ~ay Peuoon 1952 DODGE :Reeds- FIQor ltodef 21" CJlOS(:.EY w··:rea. ' Populat&.n 69!, lf.'tO &alai-let and Wa1e1 ~ 841aries and . Per" A. Rigg$~' · J . . ' COUNTY MlTOR of~·~ 9'·~~ Lleenae must be oblalned not !ater dtp Jlll\,' 191 1957, to•vold~- $1 penalty • ' ..... Paid •• lJn.l11;.-''"" - ... ' """"-' Co~, OhM_ , 31, I~ For thtr Plsc•l Ye•,. lndlnt l o[ . Zanesville, Mr. and Mra . . Ray Billy and Ronnlc orr, a.; Ill 11'. tllala II• .._.., lli4IN. T..,.....lp, . BAS HAN ~:..'1;~h~:'o:'''nta *· . Ul!"ried Jmme41ttolf •. 'nl• D~lb -\.IJ'Al.FA HAY, C. D. Clr<le, 11-. Sentinel will oot ~ liiJOJH1tilt e1ne, ~lhaa Rd. 1 I 8tp 1 Coh1mW• HIG!IEST PRICI!S pald for junk and wrecked .ears. New 'Haven~ Turaer 24414. 1 10 etp live (25.) acres off of the·- Raa't of the north halt of the northwest aide of the we'st ~ of· tlki NOrth- quarter of "'edlon 11, town 4, and east Q·~arler of SecHQ:n- No. · 16, range 11 that lie~ west of the pubT.own 7. Range 14, save: and except lie road which passel through said 6.26 a<!res which was sl$1d off of sectiDn, excepting 10 atres sold to the North end of nid -2G at:te> lot G. T. Ruth off the West end of to J. -··. Riggs, by R. G .. Wellt, ad· said quarter 11ecUOn, also a lot out ministrator of the Estate of J. D. of the Northwest. corner of Riggs, deceased, in the ynt 1878. said Jand, ~nd nri' owned by Both of the above deacrlbe'd trlcts Watson ancf Phillips, on t)e west of hmd l>eing situateJ! · in 'Scipio by lind of Amos, G. Rarilon , on the soutb by land• of Cowdery, Township, Meigs COunty, Ohio. Belng the same rea1 estate con- 1nd Fields, and on tbe e1st by the vcyed to Ed Welch by deed · reo public road, containing 40 .acres corded in Deed Book [23 face 31 more or le8s. There Is a right of of the Meigs county Deed Records. way reserved •long the south side AND · · of sald Jot by Cowdery, from the N0 TICI ·OF F t Ll NG Sa ad prem1ses are appra:a~d at public. road to hill lot. Tbi!l deed HEARING ON INV2MTOti.Y ' $2,000.00 and mu !Jt not be sold lor ProlMM Court, Mela• County, Ohio less than two-thirds of sa,id an.. h for land sold to J . W. Johnson, • by t-he ' heirs ol Thomas Gum, u TO the Executor or Adminlstra praised value. tor 1tnd to such of the followin g Terms: c ash in hand on day of recorded in Deed Book 96, pages as are r es idents . of the state of sale. 10, 11, 12 Jnd Number 107, page 42 of Meigs County, Ohio. Ohio : surviving spouse, if anY \ · BESSIE L. WELCH. Admino next of kin; beneficiaries under lstratri-x of the l1t1te ctf U PARCEL NUMBER FOUR: Sitthe will, if any; the attorney or w•rd W•lch, dlic,aMCL uated in Olive Township, Meigs altorneys representinli any of the . . .. WIBSTER & FULTZ County, Ohio, and beinJ the south aforementioned per&C)na: Athtrnays for Ad"dnlttr•1rlx half of the · nortnweat quarter of You are hereby notified that on (1) 4, 11 , lB. 25 (2) 1. 5tc Section 11, Town 4 and Range 11, th e 9th day of Januuy 1957, an and bounded as follows, on the Inventory and Apprailf!:ment of eaat bY l1nds of George s . Fields, the ettale of Mary J . Hi11l. deccasand on tlf11 south by lands of C. S. ed, late of ~ipio Twp. in said Carr, and on the west by lands of County w41 file4, in this Court. I , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .QI:I' spent S. E. Patter.on, and on tbe north Hearlog on uld Inventory and Wednesday at Galion Oblo with by l~ndi of W. 1. Warner and tonAppraisement wiU be had befort their ~aughter Mrs. Ed. Newmu t1Jnln1 40 111crea more or lee. this Court-on the ~Qd day of Jan· arid t•mlly. uary Uf37, at 10 iO'I:ock A.M. . Mrs. Dora Rose ia apendlnl • S.ld Premises ~p(aise4 at Exceptions thereto may be fllelt weelt with her son Arthur Rost $2,06'7.00 and can not t>e sold for b_y any interested party at any and family 61 Belpre She l;las been leiS than two thirds of· tbe aphme prior to five days before the quiet poorly. · pr•isement. date set for hclring. Those calling on Mr .. and ·Mn. ftobert <::. Hartenbacb, Sbtriff W~ESS my slanature and Seal Albert Peanon Now Ye&n day O'Brien • O'Brien, Att,ys. ~~Ysall:5.;ourt., this 9 day of Jantl· were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd AdilNI (1) 10, 11. M, 31 (2) 7, lite Mr. ond Mrs. t<oaer Grueoer open! !rom Saturday until Tlnor.. and wiU J)U~t.hed at 1 eant per word. - - --- NUMBER THREE: Also, one other tract of land de- Olive TowMhlp, Meigs County, scribed aa £oJlow1, to-WJt: TWenty- State of Ohio. Belrt.l all that part Ut diY vacation at f1ome. ta tar eta..lfled ruteo Q~arleo P.AIRCEL work Tlmrad.,. •ft•r opendln1 a rate or Dally Sentinei, PUmeroy-JOddleport, o.. ANNUAL ,INANCIAL RE,OIT ' TIOIIIOCI ' VISION: t~~ ne"' $tG.OO Tu. 2C.!CJ ,:~r 'll&adl.'t 484 Spt!flal N!'Jo 17!1S New Hav~n, w. Va. titoe~ of Event~ pJ1nte4 -at reau- =-:-c::-::-~---- 1 9 3te con- •nt, 'l'(tliltilo J , . . per .,.,.~ be ch N'L: '*i fur ' dvertith'lll.f o0t HAY 'OR SAL&-Tbomu Weber, pat~ for bel.:~re the 25th of each Che1ter. Ohio. C best~r I!Jtchtnae. ~o11tb foUowlDt iaH'rtton. 1 I lhp !nOr.. tn Advertll tDJ-ih9uJ4 lk We Still BaN a F.eMl BARGAINS tamination or depe&it of 1e_diment. ...,. lertioJt, LEGION AUTO SA~ES such stieam\ from • for more tban one, inconec\ 10· &~- ~;~~~~~~--~:;~--~--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;_I P AdtCEL NUIIBEII TWO. Olive Townebip, Meigs county, State of Obio. BeinJ part o( tbe nortb half of the northwest · quarter or seefor the ••me, ;nd the ti()n 11, town 4. and ranae U ,. 111d .cqpying 1n so far 11 ' beginniag on neJd•p line and run· esaentlal to nlng north 80 rods along Albert veloping, . SChUltz line; thence west 88 rods also, to the center of the road, tbence W. MAIN ST. the ule of with Slid road to Fields Une; said lands or thence with Fields line to the ';;;;;:;;;:;;: •arne, and so r:nseh thereof aa may be nel!e11811')' -for place of beginning centaining 30 7" such enjoyment and 'protee\lon of acres more or lesa. IIAitiR ·LARGE liquid 1lENNEL &::ntr•tL You'll le88: By \futha Jane Williama and wife of Let~rt. Mr .Mn. Deputy Clel'll: Charley Reuter and aoa . . . dne' (1) 11-18-2 tc or Cbe!ler road. M.rtha Orr returned to her * * ! NO MORI BLOA! ated. In tbe Township of OUve, tbll' Count7 of )(eigs, and State of 1 Obio, 1nd bounded and destribed aa follows, to-wit; Begbmlns at tbe northwest comer of land owned by WiUi3m Pblllips, an~ form· erly owned by Jesaie B. Xyroele, In Section 12, Towa. 4 and Ranae 11, and running toutb 96 -rods, tbence east 281f.L rod•; tbenee north 88 rods alon1 Albert Sf;bulb:'s Ilne; tbel\Ce wdt 28~ t.O tbe plaoe of beginninl. eontaininl 11 1erft more or less: a right of be·pnirlng ·a t the sou~et comer of aaid land and runl1ing west to an elm tree and tbe townablp t"Oad 40 feet, and 24 feet ·wide more or .n.,.. - Clerk • fliP LOST 31 LIS. Sbeep 100, not enoU,Jb freth re- 1 never kno• • ~men\ while 1o test tr1de. r..t.uelnl wltb. 110< - · - "r.&ti ~:,'S ~.r.t; ~~~ ._ ~· I mB HCUtlYe iaaettJODI, ~ ~ { p at W.tf lpert•' -o~e month fOI' D ~ J.AD[u 6 TELJGVIIION IDVICI JIV - . • 9 I l=or So'Pboeo 100. lllotad Appllo ..> CINOINNATI, 0. (UP) stock; thelt farm botne. Cbr lstmaa tLey Ho&s 2,800, barrOw• and tilta entertained· t he Cb:arlea Smltb active, s tea dy to 215 c hi.aher; 1~ fam ily. '120 lb ]8; 190~ ib 18.2ll; 200.236 cor~ on.. l b and 18()-la:!i lb 17.70: 2.3~ lb 17.50; near aBO lb 17.2.5; sows steady to ~ c bl&her; 18 down. Cattle 300, calves 150, steady; choice fed meers 21; .IOod to low chDice beiten J8-1D; mind atand- ..~tpN-=N~'Jre~fl&;;: ard and good 111!1er1 ap.d beifers ""'b-ate aM inmr• feW lboriI wllahe4 __... I 111' h.cl U.. rftluee4 17; cutter and .utU\ty heifen 11· wei~ to lDI." wrttlll lin. o . wen, 14; utility : cows 10.50-11.50; &ood ~"I =t!~ ':.~:=:'~.f!a 11nd choice vealen 18-28; standard :'in~':iedo my !""rk 10 mueh 14-18. · Alt y~'--~~~lr t ouneea ot ,..,y JoHN c. BACON Judge and Ex-Officio Costume 1 loiN I - r* Afte r l un r , the governor will * PEN ' lll'. 1nd Mn. Joe Jhtrleld and Live- children spent tbe lr vacati,on at Common PIHI Court l•n J•mln Hill~ Pltintiff I J RAllERS Livestock Markets~ WOLF IHIRIFF'S SALI 01' ltiAL • • BIRTH PAY• I'VE BEEN HINTING AJ.L .. �• • r · ........... . ..,.., .. . • _.._~ WANT .WS ~~~=~=--~~ ~~Z:~:!c~ lloJ Jllirl!!f. If m ' . . ·. WHO WANTSTO BE UP A fREE? ,• WOLF PEN ti-Dally Sentillel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan 11, 1957 so,ooelnnted nati, Clevf"land and Gov-clecl C. William O'Neill's h ome town of :wta~tt:'tta. are expected lo pour in· Lo this Cs pttol cay ne:~l Monday for i n<~U&\1! a l festhdtiee. Four'.e!•n n.:.n d« from allsectron~ llf the stat\• wLll give co ncerts on . h e Statehu•Lst' lawn and the OOUJMBUS, O. (·U P) More- 'i lr<•l'l s <~dJu. m ng the C 11 pltol will than 10.000 person& from Cmcin - be decorah rj with red , whi te and hluc buuttng fur the uccaslou. A ''pub: k tnvited" s.ign has Decn hu ng o u t f., r the ceremoniP~. ACT NOW l' h:ch tnc lud t• , a l~ne ht' On . puh~Lc Save $100 tG $1000 rrr l·plt( 'n ~ nd an tnau,~.;ural b~ll. 1, 2 and bedrooms, large ·· r <J drltrwu ro l hc acluJl ~·.o,:eann~ To Inauguration Of Gov. O'Neill Mr and ~:n. s . A Wyatt f"n · tertained their children . grand rhildren and great grand ('hildren Sunday Present werr Mr. and ~1rs. Russell Littlt" an r! two chi ldren. ~1 r. and :\trs HowJrd Birc~­ !ic:d ;md two childrf'~. Mr a~d )lrs WL iham Ch11 :sf' arod t ...·u cht\riren . ~;.-.a nd Mr s LC'n '):Jr·th and two <: hlldre n und a frtenrl, Mr. !\tr. and :\rlrii. t:ugc11e Wvatt. Mr. EST AT. . .The Stat. of Ohio. Mtl.. C.Unty \ .. llr.nk N. Hllldorw, Dehndent Case No. 12454. In pursuance of an Order of Sa.le In Partition In the above entitled action. I will offer tor sale at public auction, at the door of the Court House in Pomeroy, Obio lD the abovt" namtd County, on SaturdaY, the 11 day of February , 19S7, at 10. a. m. o'clock, the fol· lowing described real eatate, situ•te in the County of Mela:s and State of Ohlrt, and in the Townlhlp of Ollve, t~wit: \ anrt Mn . J. C. -~'ya~~ ~~ ~~~a~-'wid a publ ic- rec~· pllou il\ the Statchou~e fr1,Jmwd by H '\'omen's ~ '-'a with Mr,;. J ohn t:.nck t•r as hOo 8tes;; stock, must go! Bring your ; 1n or o·:>o~eil!. T hl·n at ll 3V , "'· t!JC i na ugu r :.~ l desires and your problems, 1 Oh 10 Supreme Cour t Chief J u; ba ll will car the day lun~ activ imove in tomorrow . Try us, tice Carl v. Weygand t will ad- t ies at tiH' Neil Hou ~!:" li nt e l. Th" RrpuUt.cans will d i~~n bu tc we're dealing on the very minister the oat h of office . o·. rnurc than 10,000 suuvc nir p rO· lowest terms! _.,;eill's son. LJu bby, wi ll hold th e ~~: r am5 or the ona~inn. Ju hnny old famil y Btble for the sole mn s:n)!~rs b:wU from Cle·:d and wll! rites. O'Neill wi ll opt·n the day's ac- pla y at the ba ll which ends with Free delivery, Quick. Open tivities with a breakfa~t at 8:30 a buffet dinner at l l p.m. Some 5(),00U persons h ave re1 Uy1. .t.m. with t he Oh io Veterans orteivi!d invit atio n'! to the. ~ ven t. ga nization . GVI J 0 I I Nex t will bt• the ~ w earing in It 1130 a.m . . .. the Slatohou.. !own, V. S . 13 Sou.th followed bY a lu nc h~o n at the Vet- s PARCEL NUMBER ONE. Ten Wides, Huge Selection M b"l Home Sales, Inc. w o.·. rl Standard WAVEllL:Y:,:O:H:I:O==~'-":n~s~M;;e~m~"~'h'~·l~h~a~ll~.;;;;;;;;~~.~ u·ps Pn ' c'e Of * * * *-5-Star Buy Gas One Cent 1956 CHEVROLET · · · · ·· · · · · · $2745 ' Bel Air Hardtop 4 Door. Power Pack V8 motor, automatic transmission, Power Steering, Powe r Bra kes, Automatic Selector Radio, Goodyear Double Eagle Whitewall Tires, Heater and many other e xtras. C r ea m a nd Black Finish. New Car Title and Guarantee. POMEROY MOTOR Co. E. Main St. Pomeroy ;;;::;;;::;:;:::;;:;:;::;;;:;;;:=:;;:::;:==;;;:;;::::=' ;;;; CLEVELAN D., O. UP - Standard Oil Co. of Ohio Sohio today increa J~ed th'l price of gasoline one . cent per gallon and heating oll s and diesel fuel bY one-half cent. Only a montl1 ago, Sohio t educcd the price of gasoline by one· half cent per ballon. . The company blamed the l l\· erease on "widespread crude o.J price "ncreaaes of the last several day 9." Olht:lr oil companies operating in OhWo were e xpected to make similar price Increases. Our .Business Is Not ' A · off OD a Trip? SIDELINE • WE SPECIALIZE . . IN . , wl,e41 Boiancing Front End Repairs Wheel Alinement C::9mplete Brake Service Mufflers & tail pipes Auto Glass Windshields ' •.•. . Bolter too to that ~. oil change iefO'fl'i.;.,.. · you loavol long, hard driving ro· quires fre1h, cleon oil for effieient en· gine operation and longer wear. Our change-oven are modo In a jiffy, See 111 Hackett's NOWI , PRESTON MOTORS;-InC. Mldclloport SAFETY SE~VICE Hours 8 to 5:30p.m. Eve1. By Appointment 1 W. MaiD St. PomeroJ It's Our A.nnual In ·Slotnl llke W. that lleJ], a tellpw,·tO f~pt bta ~·~~; lot. Bhe'l DoDD& TbomPBOil. ·ua· t. tree lD. Saruota. aa a caridldatt. "tor Cttriul ·quJen. ettfua expolltion-,~w~~ee~·k~~~ll·lfl, ln -ca.ae you're headiDJ _tlijl.taway. ..~ NoTica 0~ PUBLIC SALi In punuance ,of the order of the Probate court of Mel,f!a County, Ohio, J wlll offer for sale, at public auction, on the 2nd day of February, 1957 at 10:00 o'clock a.m." at the front door of the CoUrt HollBe in Pomeroy, Obio, lbe tallowing real estate: The 1ollowmg real estate aituate in Section No. ttl , Township No.7 . Range 14, being in Scipio Town· ship, Meias county ~tnd State of Ohio, beJinnlng ~t the S. E. corner of the N. E . quarter of Section 16, Town 7, Range 14; thence Weat · 81 rods ; th e- nce North ahout 11'7 rods to the Public ROad; thence in a southerly direction along _ satd Public Road t.o the East Jlne of section 16; thence Soulh on the East line of Section 16 to th e place of beginnlilg, containing 'M acres, more or less. Reserving tp the State of Ohio, however, ·all oil, gas, coal and other minerals with the right nf entry for the purpose of pro&pecting for, developing, producing and oporating erotton, ' ROOMS Of ~ New PaNiture ; roa 1 I Cl ! $299.00 BAKER SUPPLY FURNITURI go.'••r fte ~ ~~ ht ~ D BAKP Circle Saturd.,.. Mr1 Edgar Brewer of SUversvtUc Paul Outs, Mr 1nd Mrs. Sid ba111t of Portland called on Mr . and Mrs. Joe Circle Sunday J'WJIUTVUiiiiiiiii~------'•'•"'•o•al•nor COLLINS JEWELRY , · Yoar CROIIJ..!!! Dealer ~ Main St. Pomeroy .' 2U 1. MAIN ST. . .•., " fiOMdOT ·o.lltO '· 120 $1 Insurance : i.uM ;.:,''*" iuurlftee Afi~¥:J, · 1• 34! Cl• lil ,8111.<16 ' ool"t> , eoo.oo '1,1!00.00 Tu: 35.94 TaX 1t.25 and Dollltions 7:0.78 Cemeteriee Sale- of lott and otber Receipts lt.OO A~o Registration '2 .719.18 Mi&eeUaneou& Recelpts ·(List) Sale of .Junk Gr-"•r Total MilK:. ReceiptA ~ Total Receipts $ti.486.61 •.oo - ~ '' ' Sha,. cor. •t99li.OO. lltaettpar'l, 1 10 l 'tc .. 1955 PONTIAC Db:. 2 dr. Catalitp Cpe. One careful loc1l owner. Hydramatic drive. $209,1.op. Blacttnar''J, Pom~roy. 1 10 Bte STitUCTIIItAL I BIAMI """. lJIPN - MITALS • ' Ql1lQ. VALLEY . ' JUNK <'CO. Pliotit..'110 ' ' ' THE Heres Howl H~:p biS! ·. ~qdget >I.--- Savings ' ·' - BIG 19~3 I' ANNUAL .i - 2 ar. Gom~ ral Twp. 9c SALE •• . ~' blue fhaisb, 150 series, beater, ~:.·~· $"m.OO. Po~er~\i~otor •ii!••· ••• roy MOtOr Co Wednesdiy Morning p• 11 28 . H . .uJS3 'FORD. • dr., lovely ereaiia and b.e, twtJIIt(lmline, V8 motor sun viwr, --adlo. heater,· seat Shop Early-- Reop The Bargains . ' . ' ~,909.09 Funds ., WE WANT TWO aggresslv~ auto , ~l4SD\en. Jirefer auto Sales ex· perience q,r other experience in , -,dlrett iiCilirig. 'Must be resident q( . Pornerov or Middleport. Good opportunity , for two ambitious · m~n . · ff& 1oafers·'J>lease:.:.- Applf Bo.x 68&-B· e/ o Daily Sentinel, P•meHy; . 1 11' ate S'I'A.RTING 1.911.2 STUDEBAKER, 2 dr., VB lly· dramatie drive, heater, ~ i>,wner, $BG.OO. oF ·. o~v.TI'oNs ,.9.01 T,;•~~t:a~l~•!of~:~al~t,;F~.u~n~ds'\"ear· 19,944.71 ;,.· '-·- ---.::.::.1 Jl53 •CHEVHOLET, f dr'., 2 tone 118.58 80.79 123.'18 · o84.88 11,11J8.48 Tota.~ of 111 ~n.ds, 74'58.10 Recerpll During Year Road Funds •11),329.,8 General fwp . FUnds 2,157.13 Total of all Fuorls 12,488.81 Total RP.ce iptg and Balance Road . Funds 17,238.57 Qeneral lfwp. Funds 2,700.14 'to· {{Ul J'f'tW'. Furnllure·co., But' 1 9 . stc M. •' Total Klae. ·- . Total Payments Jload Fu.nds wllh ' 1 Bal-,nl!e, Jin'l. 1,' tA.Is8t Clerk's, . heater, 4 good tlres,- prlcod , R811's Ben Franklin · El ~etions For Workmen's Comp. Bureau of JnapecUon sin.mAav _ _ _ __ _:1...:1:.:0:.:·OlC:.:. .PLYMOUTH, ,For l!Y F'Uff"S. 191!3 BUlCK VS Ro~dmaster CG.f'~ · · Cpe. ~ Power steering, brakea, & 'Windows. All leather seats. $189&.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. !l~n~ ~uTo · J;>E~ young men for tent!r~l _Wlltt ·lQfbldin.g ~.ar ~&IJ· . _etc< ,J!:xped~n~e II willing to wotk. to Box 668·8, ,,.9.Q30.70.,. ..... . Ftinds 2,708.J_4 ~;]];~,:; all fund s 11.198.48 n , December !U, 19M clerk's Road FWlds 8,207.87 G-e neral Twp. FUnds 538.36 Total of aH Funds 8 746.23 Outstandinit Warrants, bee. 19156 (Add) Rood ~u,rtds ., , 3t ' 1.595.78 General TowhShio Fuilds 214.02 Total of aU f<'u'n,dS 1.809.80 Balance .In Deuository, December 31 195fl:. , · Road 9,803.(15 General 1'\vp. Funds 711.2.:18 Total of all Funds 10~56. 03.. ! 'FuAcr, ,,·• '. •. ' . '. '. Pomeroy. · 1 11 3tc eovers, Fordomatlc ''4 Co • . ont,al trim. filitJ~.oo. Poiriero7 '• 1----.NOW ON S A i l - - - Motor Co. 11 28. tf COMPLETE SELECTION !Valenti"es NANCY ' ' . I HOPE AUNT r::RIT21 BUYS ME atld . NECKLACE . Valentine Candy . ·Now IS the Ume to p~ck-<>Ut those special Valentines ~ore -the rush. · , •· . L iS I_ EN · FRANKLIN ~-.;: · D..·.A _·. · Middleport Attention· Dot.Owners . DeadUne wr purthase of 1957 Dog License is January Hth. One Dollar ($1.00) pen· alty II Ucense Is purchased after tllat date.ii .lll: :. · FOil YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS . HANDY APPUCATION BLANK · AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT HOUSE NOW: FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) FOil EACH DOG, 1\IALE Oil FEMALE. To obtaiD license by mail, !ill In and !llail this form to PEllllY A. RIGGS, COUNTY AUDITOR, Metas County, Pomeroy, Ohio. Enclose ~.,..Jdressed Stampea envelope and price of license. , · Male Dog .2.00 Spayed Female $aMI 1. )'emale $2.00 ., Jtetmel Ucense $10.00 . . . •. .. . ....••.•..••.• . •. . .• Own·-Name 91-G • ••• • • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '" I P.'\ \Whltelorarlllrlndlel 1--1~~~~ort1Knownl I I I I . I I I \ 'I ~ .• ~.. I l I I. I I I I I I J r l ,I Bit FORD VB Ranch . WaJOn SparkllnJ oricinal blue fi!Qdlr. -·Pomeroy. · ·· ~=~~======~=======::!:=~' IOil Total IIlghways ~',IOJ!. IO Cemeteries--Com. Off. Employees ,, lf\9.00 Tools, Mach. and Materials 18.88 Other Cemetery Expenses (Castor Cern.) '70.00 Total Cemetertu 247.88 Miscelioneooa (List) Min'lsterill :Money '70.78 General Supplies 92.95 Dt>duetlons by County Auditor 19~!S ~ Tan 1 1 ' ..j COAL iLocal Tax f\ SO -lwett RICIJ..,I" 'l'roJreriY 'l'oJ, UScEUJeD· -~FURNA~, ~ _ _.,. :. ':...93=lp ~~=iiijll~~~~~·-= :Cheap, l l'bo.ne 165-X. n•:t~~~be;~;~~;~i. after for anyJ wut de!)ta one other tha!l Johtl80n. - Walteri ~.... ' &t tooh IWr )!!reed\ Or Any HOME APPLiANCE , BARGAINS · · · · BARGAINS ~;~M~,~-~Ii!g~s~;~;· ~C::~O~·~·~·~~Pho~ ·~ae to!l·X Yl".\Mo.'l H. Ohio, I'"~ 1, 111$7 certify fhe roQjiwhoi io .'< . . . . . • . . . . .• · · · · · · · · · • · · • • · · · · · · ·_·.:.·__,.--....=-----,_-,...,Township. :.:.::==~.:..:..:~:,c:::;oLOR -- 1 ALa.EN APPLIANCE "Where Your Conlideneoll Juolilicd" G"yro-Matic Tranamiaaion. Stop in & drive ll Pia. - • " ~~­ l-It-H 1ft£. T11Jle Tol> ·GAS RANG£. Allo 2 lots. Woodrow Zwilling, syra- Duriftt the Year 1ia6s I ValuatlM . ~l •,. ···· ·· ····· ······ ·· ···· ···· ······ ······ ········ ·· ·· ··· Wllethe, It Be A- - REFRIGERATOl,.T 't Fo,mer Price Thla car is ln ex· condiUon. One careowner has driven it a toof 39,000 Miles. It bas pracUcally new Ui'ea, a new battery, · lblny darl< green ll paint (original) & ville recently spent a we•k .wlth CROSLEY 50% OFF ON THIS DATE, Jan. 10, 1915'7 Going-out-Of-Business ·CLOSE-oUT SALE Club Cpe. Clint tbeir Orr. lf&ndparenll Mr . .and Mrt. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Randolph were recent visitors of · Mr. a ad Mrs. Hank Arnett, Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Att MorabLy of Pomeroy were calling on Mr.- and M.n. Ralph Ballard Mrs. Albert Pear&On suffered 1 beat attack. He i& aome better. Rudy Durst and diUibter Mar caret ealled on Mr. and Mn. Joe MAKE YOUR CHOICE •:ACH ARTICLE II I '-lotil!f'S 1 Wo Are Ill~ Midst Of A lr--_;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;., Sayre Of Roseville-, Orner Cramlet and wile ol Letart, ~ay Peuoon 1952 DODGE :Reeds- FIQor ltodef 21" CJlOS(:.EY w··:rea. ' Populat&.n 69!, lf.'tO &alai-let and Wa1e1 ~ 841aries and . Per" A. Rigg$~' · J . . ' COUNTY MlTOR of~·~ 9'·~~ Lleenae must be oblalned not !ater dtp Jlll\,' 191 1957, to•vold~- $1 penalty • ' ..... Paid •• lJn.l11;.-''"" - ... ' """"-' Co~, OhM_ , 31, I~ For thtr Plsc•l Ye•,. lndlnt l o[ . Zanesville, Mr. and Mra . . Ray Billy and Ronnlc orr, a.; Ill 11'. tllala II• .._.., lli4IN. T..,.....lp, . BAS HAN ~:..'1;~h~:'o:'''nta *· . Ul!"ried Jmme41ttolf •. 'nl• D~lb -\.IJ'Al.FA HAY, C. D. Clr<le, 11-. Sentinel will oot ~ liiJOJH1tilt e1ne, ~lhaa Rd. 1 I 8tp 1 Coh1mW• HIG!IEST PRICI!S pald for junk and wrecked .ears. New 'Haven~ Turaer 24414. 1 10 etp live (25.) acres off of the·- Raa't of the north halt of the northwest aide of the we'st ~ of· tlki NOrth- quarter of "'edlon 11, town 4, and east Q·~arler of SecHQ:n- No. · 16, range 11 that lie~ west of the pubT.own 7. Range 14, save: and except lie road which passel through said 6.26 a<!res which was sl$1d off of sectiDn, excepting 10 atres sold to the North end of nid -2G at:te> lot G. T. Ruth off the West end of to J. -··. Riggs, by R. G .. Wellt, ad· said quarter 11ecUOn, also a lot out ministrator of the Estate of J. D. of the Northwest. corner of Riggs, deceased, in the ynt 1878. said Jand, ~nd nri' owned by Both of the above deacrlbe'd trlcts Watson ancf Phillips, on t)e west of hmd l>eing situateJ! · in 'Scipio by lind of Amos, G. Rarilon , on the soutb by land• of Cowdery, Township, Meigs COunty, Ohio. Belng the same rea1 estate con- 1nd Fields, and on tbe e1st by the vcyed to Ed Welch by deed · reo public road, containing 40 .acres corded in Deed Book [23 face 31 more or le8s. There Is a right of of the Meigs county Deed Records. way reserved •long the south side AND · · of sald Jot by Cowdery, from the N0 TICI ·OF F t Ll NG Sa ad prem1ses are appra:a~d at public. road to hill lot. Tbi!l deed HEARING ON INV2MTOti.Y ' $2,000.00 and mu !Jt not be sold lor ProlMM Court, Mela• County, Ohio less than two-thirds of sa,id an.. h for land sold to J . W. Johnson, • by t-he ' heirs ol Thomas Gum, u TO the Executor or Adminlstra praised value. tor 1tnd to such of the followin g Terms: c ash in hand on day of recorded in Deed Book 96, pages as are r es idents . of the state of sale. 10, 11, 12 Jnd Number 107, page 42 of Meigs County, Ohio. Ohio : surviving spouse, if anY \ · BESSIE L. WELCH. Admino next of kin; beneficiaries under lstratri-x of the l1t1te ctf U PARCEL NUMBER FOUR: Sitthe will, if any; the attorney or w•rd W•lch, dlic,aMCL uated in Olive Township, Meigs altorneys representinli any of the . . .. WIBSTER & FULTZ County, Ohio, and beinJ the south aforementioned per&C)na: Athtrnays for Ad"dnlttr•1rlx half of the · nortnweat quarter of You are hereby notified that on (1) 4, 11 , lB. 25 (2) 1. 5tc Section 11, Town 4 and Range 11, th e 9th day of Januuy 1957, an and bounded as follows, on the Inventory and Apprailf!:ment of eaat bY l1nds of George s . Fields, the ettale of Mary J . Hi11l. deccasand on tlf11 south by lands of C. S. ed, late of ~ipio Twp. in said Carr, and on the west by lands of County w41 file4, in this Court. I , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .QI:I' spent S. E. Patter.on, and on tbe north Hearlog on uld Inventory and Wednesday at Galion Oblo with by l~ndi of W. 1. Warner and tonAppraisement wiU be had befort their ~aughter Mrs. Ed. Newmu t1Jnln1 40 111crea more or lee. this Court-on the ~Qd day of Jan· arid t•mlly. uary Uf37, at 10 iO'I:ock A.M. . Mrs. Dora Rose ia apendlnl • S.ld Premises ~p(aise4 at Exceptions thereto may be fllelt weelt with her son Arthur Rost $2,06'7.00 and can not t>e sold for b_y any interested party at any and family 61 Belpre She l;las been leiS than two thirds of· tbe aphme prior to five days before the quiet poorly. · pr•isement. date set for hclring. Those calling on Mr .. and ·Mn. ftobert <::. Hartenbacb, Sbtriff W~ESS my slanature and Seal Albert Peanon Now Ye&n day O'Brien • O'Brien, Att,ys. ~~Ysall:5.;ourt., this 9 day of Jantl· were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd AdilNI (1) 10, 11. M, 31 (2) 7, lite Mr. ond Mrs. t<oaer Grueoer open! !rom Saturday until Tlnor.. and wiU J)U~t.hed at 1 eant per word. - - --- NUMBER THREE: Also, one other tract of land de- Olive TowMhlp, Meigs County, scribed aa £oJlow1, to-WJt: TWenty- State of Ohio. Belrt.l all that part Ut diY vacation at f1ome. ta tar eta..lfled ruteo Q~arleo P.AIRCEL work Tlmrad.,. •ft•r opendln1 a rate or Dally Sentinei, PUmeroy-JOddleport, o.. ANNUAL ,INANCIAL RE,OIT ' TIOIIIOCI ' VISION: t~~ ne"' $tG.OO Tu. 2C.!CJ ,:~r 'll&adl.'t 484 Spt!flal N!'Jo 17!1S New Hav~n, w. Va. titoe~ of Event~ pJ1nte4 -at reau- =-:-c::-::-~---- 1 9 3te con- •nt, 'l'(tliltilo J , . . per .,.,.~ be ch N'L: '*i fur ' dvertith'lll.f o0t HAY 'OR SAL&-Tbomu Weber, pat~ for bel.:~re the 25th of each Che1ter. Ohio. C best~r I!Jtchtnae. ~o11tb foUowlDt iaH'rtton. 1 I lhp !nOr.. tn Advertll tDJ-ih9uJ4 lk We Still BaN a F.eMl BARGAINS tamination or depe&it of 1e_diment. ...,. lertioJt, LEGION AUTO SA~ES such stieam\ from • for more tban one, inconec\ 10· &~- ~;~~~~~~--~:;~--~--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;_I P AdtCEL NUIIBEII TWO. Olive Townebip, Meigs county, State of Obio. BeinJ part o( tbe nortb half of the northwest · quarter or seefor the ••me, ;nd the ti()n 11, town 4. and ranae U ,. 111d .cqpying 1n so far 11 ' beginniag on neJd•p line and run· esaentlal to nlng north 80 rods along Albert veloping, . SChUltz line; thence west 88 rods also, to the center of the road, tbence W. MAIN ST. the ule of with Slid road to Fields Une; said lands or thence with Fields line to the ';;;;;:;;;:;;: •arne, and so r:nseh thereof aa may be nel!e11811')' -for place of beginning centaining 30 7" such enjoyment and 'protee\lon of acres more or lesa. IIAitiR ·LARGE liquid 1lENNEL &::ntr•tL You'll le88: By \futha Jane Williama and wife of Let~rt. Mr .Mn. Deputy Clel'll: Charley Reuter and aoa . . . dne' (1) 11-18-2 tc or Cbe!ler road. M.rtha Orr returned to her * * ! NO MORI BLOA! ated. In tbe Township of OUve, tbll' Count7 of )(eigs, and State of 1 Obio, 1nd bounded and destribed aa follows, to-wit; Begbmlns at tbe northwest comer of land owned by WiUi3m Pblllips, an~ form· erly owned by Jesaie B. Xyroele, In Section 12, Towa. 4 and Ranae 11, and running toutb 96 -rods, tbence east 281f.L rod•; tbenee north 88 rods alon1 Albert Sf;bulb:'s Ilne; tbel\Ce wdt 28~ t.O tbe plaoe of beginninl. eontaininl 11 1erft more or less: a right of be·pnirlng ·a t the sou~et comer of aaid land and runl1ing west to an elm tree and tbe townablp t"Oad 40 feet, and 24 feet ·wide more or .n.,.. - Clerk • fliP LOST 31 LIS. Sbeep 100, not enoU,Jb freth re- 1 never kno• • ~men\ while 1o test tr1de. r..t.uelnl wltb. 110< - · - "r.&ti ~:,'S ~.r.t; ~~~ ._ ~· I mB HCUtlYe iaaettJODI, ~ ~ { p at W.tf lpert•' -o~e month fOI' D ~ J.AD[u 6 TELJGVIIION IDVICI JIV - . • 9 I l=or So'Pboeo 100. lllotad Appllo ..> CINOINNATI, 0. (UP) stock; thelt farm botne. Cbr lstmaa tLey Ho&s 2,800, barrOw• and tilta entertained· t he Cb:arlea Smltb active, s tea dy to 215 c hi.aher; 1~ fam ily. '120 lb ]8; 190~ ib 18.2ll; 200.236 cor~ on.. l b and 18()-la:!i lb 17.70: 2.3~ lb 17.50; near aBO lb 17.2.5; sows steady to ~ c bl&her; 18 down. Cattle 300, calves 150, steady; choice fed meers 21; .IOod to low chDice beiten J8-1D; mind atand- ..~tpN-=N~'Jre~fl&;;: ard and good 111!1er1 ap.d beifers ""'b-ate aM inmr• feW lboriI wllahe4 __... I 111' h.cl U.. rftluee4 17; cutter and .utU\ty heifen 11· wei~ to lDI." wrttlll lin. o . wen, 14; utility : cows 10.50-11.50; &ood ~"I =t!~ ':.~:=:'~.f!a 11nd choice vealen 18-28; standard :'in~':iedo my !""rk 10 mueh 14-18. · Alt y~'--~~~lr t ouneea ot ,..,y JoHN c. BACON Judge and Ex-Officio Costume 1 loiN I - r* Afte r l un r , the governor will * PEN ' lll'. 1nd Mn. Joe Jhtrleld and Live- children spent tbe lr vacati,on at Common PIHI Court l•n J•mln Hill~ Pltintiff I J RAllERS Livestock Markets~ WOLF IHIRIFF'S SALI 01' ltiAL • • BIRTH PAY• I'VE BEEN HINTING AJ.L .. �• ton and t.hen home . Mrs. Mary Archer L'rossan Dar,o,rin and is employed at the Kai ser Alu mLnum glant, Ravena- 11nd childno have moved to the Coats apartm ent on t•ront SLreet. wood. William Stephenson UIMleJ.lon, Mr anfi Mrs. Ga.ren stansbury was a bu swes~ v1snur ht:rl' 'I hur:,retu-ned 'Th ursday from a h oliMr. and Mrs. Will1am Hend· da~ VI.)J! w1th Mr .and Mrs. "Will- day. ricks and family bave moved from tam ::-tansllury and bmily, Char Mr. and Mrs Carl Allensworth Front Street lO RuUa nd Road. les William and Juqueline, 1n and famHy moved Thun day from Their 4aughter, Sonja. is staying Lh.! <>L ollo~lC> , Flo~. Mr. and lw":;, :!ICif form er honk c:, l'c ..rl Str.:-.:: at the home o{ Mr. arid Mrs. Will- Stamsbu.ry Clew from Fl<mda to to the -bOUStl they buughl from Mr. tam Auh and family and contin- Charlc~ton au- port wbote the> and Mrs. Gcor:,:e Baker on Alb uing ber ·work aa a sophomore ai were un11ble to land because ol Street. Middleport Hi&b School. Mrs. Webb Ha!l has returned bad weather. The plane took them from a vi!lit ln Columbus with ber to Pittsburg h and they traveled by Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lo&an . daughter and is staying at the bus all night to return to Charles Sandusky, have moved· to Beech hDme Df Dr. and Mrs. John Moore, Athens Road, while they are on Middleport Society DANDY --BUY vaeaUon. 1954 CHEVROLET · · .. · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · $1195 1 ton, 9ft. stake body, dual wheels, 4 speed transmisaion, helper springs. POMEROY MOTOR Pomeroy Co. E. MaiD SL Dr. K. D. Amsbary and Dr . Clyde Ingel s wr:re in Chillicothe Thursday to allend a District Dental A&Soclation roeetlng The name of Mrs. Robert MIIJa was unintcnlionally omitted from those wh\) sent gifU to Lhe shower for Mrs. Gerald Marr Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred I Gardner were in Eaton Tuesday to celebrate tlis mother's birthday Harry A. Evans. Nelsonville, Ex· Mrs. Troy Ohlinger Jr. Honored Wednesday At ASurprise Shower Mn. Troy Ohlinger Jr. wu the 1••" '"'" Gilbert , ......... Mio• guest of honor at 1 surpnse lay- . Gr<~ce Campbell, Mtu Anna Durlt, ette shower, Wednesd1y evening I MisS Kate Ebersblch, Mra. £11given b7 Mrs. Norberl. Neutzling ' worth Roe, Mn. Walter lliUer. and Mrs. RaY Glaze at the lteu~- Mrs. Denver K•pple, Mn.George Jing home, Peacock Ave. Horak, Misa Emma Seit&. Mrs. Con· Gilts were plaeed on a table rad Ohlinger. Mn. Philip Ohlinger d ted ·" · ... d bl •t · w·1 Qbl" .... __ Cl ecora Wltu pma. an ue ~~' 186 1 ma Inger, DU"· u.a streamera which were beld In Ohltnger, Mi.ss Emily Ohlineer, Mrs. Herman Ohlinger, )Irs, WU· place by a pair of blue booties. Gamea were played durina: the ham Ohlinger, Mrs.' Troy"'(Jhlinger evening and pri1.es awarded to Sr., Mn. Neil Hysell, 1111. ·RuMn. C. J. Ebersbach, Mn. Emmett dolph. Obitz, Mrs. Willard Eber• Blackburn, Mrs. Homer iBriekles bach, Mn. Mary Kunzei.man and and Miss ~udy Vaughan. M1ss Bonnie Neut1llnc. After the honored gueat opened 54!nding glft.J but unable to at· her ptany lovely giftJ reb'esh· tend were Mra. Ben Neutzlint, menta of ice eream, cookle1, coffee Mrs. Ellen Coueb, Mn. Albert and mints were served by the Smith, Miss Anna Ebenbaeb, Mra. boateaa:es to thoae named above Pearl Ash, Mrs. Dena Zwilling, Mrs . Dayton Phillips, Mra. Cecil aminer from the State Auditor's Hysell, Mrs. Harry Webrung, Mra. office, is ln this area on bltsineSII. Edwin Wehrung, and llra. Janlce Lee. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harris and daugbters, Jill and Jane, Mrs Walter Harris and Mn. Lula Russell were business visitors in Columbu• Saturday. Announcement. have been re- lyRecl _In II smt,_a 76'h ANNIV~SARY SALE B-Dally SeoUneJ, Pomeroy·Mtddleport, '0., Jan.u, 1957 .' - - Sew Rite Sewing CJub Meeting Held Wednesday At Conde Home Mrs. George Conde aull,eJ by Th.e game, "I've Got A Secrel" • FRENCH CHEF John Kincaid, who hu General Yard Maltu of the -, :10n y.ards of tbe New' York · trat Railroad, .retlied laat ~~ with Thursday, January 10, aJ last d.!iY at work. · Mr. Kincaid began his wK tt Hob«on on Mareb 12. !913. wiii!D· · tbe Ka-nawha and Michigan :Aliiroad was here, and before comin.l ·o O~io "larked on the -Vlr.gtr.la11 lines, completing fo:-ty·ftYe telll ")f railroad work when he retlpd thi!l mOnth. , Mr. and Mr'- Kincaid )auley A . ., ••~ •.! ~oAnn, , SKILLETS Here's a wonderful opportunity to start your Revere Wa're Set or to add another fine Revere Ware Utens_i! to your present set, at a BIG Saving! Copper clad bottom spreada heat evenly. Gleammg stamless steel body cleans easily - tight·fitting cover seals in food . flavors! .4. REGULAR PRICE · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · ·· · · $7.50 YOU SAVE · · · · · · · · · · ·-·· · · · · $2.51 NOW ONLY $4.99 [JMITED TIME OFFER ................. ' .......... • .• UMITED QUANTITIES; ' .. The familieo ly ond M)',. and the holidays ton with Col. Mrs. Ncalls the New York ·- -•-uot-J'"fYoo ..o'tbay • ..... .,..u.,., ..... tu.urloud7 ...._.... ·- - lor tho _ , , And 1"" ..... J11o!o .flllou Jeol7 'l"olltJ ,.,,...., I .................................... .,............... •Hulln•• ......-•..,,..,.....,1 e .bn!IJ' ............ yMW.t.lll $ ,..--......,......, ·~~:;. elml fuUor . ' IWin.r.e ' ,. .J,>l .. , . . . - R~uter, Mn. Clifford M're-. William Bartels John Hartung. . , ., I l malohlnll box aprln.,.~;.fet .. I ENSEMBLE with button-free mattress A wubablo, tal'to<l hoadt.oard, Sooty butlo.. free maunu and box spring. aU covered ln lhe aame charml•l decorator deaipaed. Provincial prina. plu• • tturd7 1\eel fruno ••• aU for ...., 189.951 CIIJ. 1 wllh foam rvbHr cushions ••• rich, soft uphahlary with IYLMD finish ond $S9.50 qualitY, mcilt,.u, . 1i.ve •1rn... OM-tlllra •n tile ""~'~'" pritt of thi• d-r•tor-de&l.-.d Con•M!ab·•bed ••• ita handsome f•bde lni1hrid with f•hah~uJ new SYLM&R. .,,.. invitible aliptOover"" tim aeola a1 • ' • alld wrlnlliliftl! By d•r •" lnvllinc tof• wilh h11.u.rloaa fH-.. rubber eudtlont • , ~ •t nil(hl it ope• ••DttlculJ Pel IIMJIII IWO ia 1uperb c_,ortl BAKER FURNITURE ' - ,, 1949 CHEVY ·, •. • "Will Not Tolerate Practice" Says New Ohio Governor-Elect COLUMBUS, 0. (liP) - Gov ...lect C. William O'Neill has bluntly warned a. number of Republic•n leaders he not , tolerate kic~backs and influence peddlers in his administra· r Uon. f O'Neill toid United Press that he had laid tbe law down to one Republican organization official in Northern Ohio. He will SEO Regional Council Will Meet Jan.l7 The Southe11tem Oht•J Regional council will bold U-• flnt geneul meeting of tb~)tHJ" ..tt the Farmers· ljlomor .. or e:-.. ,I Ohio. O'Neill moves up from aUorDeJ general to goYernor nat ._onday. As aUorney general he wrote \ a law provjdlng the heaviest pen:- . allies •DJWhere in tbe couatry for vlolatol'll of the nareot.le6 Ja'WS. 1954 Buick Century 4 dr. Sedan · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · $1,895 • 1955 Ford V8. Ranch Wagon · · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,995 ,: SparkUng original blue finish. Sharp car. New Buick trade·in. . said be had re(eived wprd the party worker expected kickbaeb from the sale of auto Ucen1e plates. . "There will be no tlckbaeU of ' n" Kind," O'Nt-ill nid. "There hu nev('!r been anv kickbacks in my operations and' there wiiJ D?t be," the incoming JOYer~ norwd. Word has fiiLercd into Columbo• that some GOP orpnizatio11 workers expected to prOfit when the Republican~ «<ine into power Monday. They ~ hav~ beeA on the outside in state government for e.ight years. ODe case that prompte:d O'Neili't. action eoneerned a GOP olficiaJ ... ho bad openly s•id be ea~eted • kickback from the sale of automobile licenses. botel in Galli~lil Tbu.rsday, J•n· 17, areord'lng ttl Council Prelldent Georae Half1nger. Din ll8J' will be Jel'ftd at 6:30 p.m. · l'll!~o~wing a hoipitaiJy hour, and for tbe •l ftiir will be proby the · ulfiws' chorus of HOfPital of t~ host city. '! The SEORC ia compor;(; ~ of re P,e1entatives ol an eight-count) area interetote·U n the aeneral de The Jieen.ses are sold by depuvelopment, advancement and pro ty regiJtran or motor wbtcle., of this set'Uon or the atate whOse .appointment.. are under the apeabt of the after· lOvernar's control. will be Bryce . . Twu who ha~ The dfputr rep•tran reee•ve • ' · · · ~et ol 25 eents f~-~-en-.e of ' u~ plAt, solil. In aome~~~ kin gum Con~~ - are sold by automObue· elu~ lnd district liinre Lt1 JD · •ervke clubs, in othen by indiBrowning ha5 served oontia otdDIIIL The GOP leader who publidzed uously as a member of the Ohio !'<latural Resources eommissior_ the fact he expected !tis organisince its establishment by tbe sta zatioo to profit from the llle of tc. He is a director and one or taJ• bad said be expected ~ orthe foun.dcis the ''Friend& of c•niation to receive 15 eent. of the Land," and a fonner dired.oJ' the 25 ceats the dep.utf ~Rru-1 - -~ • The Sixth An~ ·,Po.¥id·Wa Band Festival will b~ held >n and honorary life member of the receiv-'!. tile MiddlepOrt _Hlgti School Auditorium. it was annou~ced l<r Ohio Forestry auociation. Jfe also O'Ne111 also has told the sheritfj dll)' by hand dlfOC!oFS Ray Woodgeard, of Pomeroy Earl is president of the Ohio Forestry throughout Ohio he wiU riot to]~.. assoda1ion, - and honorary lift ate Ia~: enforcement of tbe Warnke of Middleport and James Breen of W•hama. ' lawa. ne called them aU tO A ·total of 161 otudenta will participate in the event. Re- member ofthe SoU ConservaUon bUng Columbus nut TueadaJ at whi~li hearsal& will be hold during the .day ·Saturday, January 19th. Society or America ·~ a member Ume he said he woul4. ~e Jt of the board· ·or trustee• or An· 'l'be Concert wlU be played the Uoch college. elear .he wiJJ not toJehtfi tamsaine·. ~vehlng beginning at 8:00 p. bling. Tickets for tbe evP.nt may be m. Advance tickets are now bein~ Tbe in~oming governor ilaued sold by students of the three par- procured from members of tbe (Continud Oft pqe fiw) the eall to tbe sherifi1 aiteJ- reUeipaUng bl.nd.L eeivtng a confidential report that gambling wa'a on tbe increue in Spotless original finish. Dynaflow drive. .• . Wintry Stornis Leave 43 Dead· In Its Wake 1955 Pontiac Dlx. 2 dr. Catalina Cpl. :· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·: · $2,095 : One carefullo"'') owner, Hydramatic drive. lmlJ!ac./.!.11 Throughout. 1956 P~iac 860 4dr~ Dlx. Seilan · ·· ~ · · · ' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·.' · · $2,595 HydramaUc drive. Less than 6,000'miles. Fully equipped. • . I . Wintry blasts bowled paat tbe AUantic Coast today, Ieavinz at least 43 persons dead jn Ita Wake, which exteodtd over lhe eastern, two-thirds er the nation. · 1951 Buick VB Roadmastit Conv. Cpl. · : · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · , · · $1 ,39$ , Power Steering, brakes and windows. Excoptional condition. Best Buick made. All lea· ~ thC!'.ftflls. . . . ' Inspection Date Of Mason Lodges In Area Are Set 1952:Billck Special 2 & 4 drs. · ·· · -·· ·· · · · -· · · · ···· · · · · · · ·· · ·· $795 T\vo fine cars. One has new paint job. 1t5201dS:-V82dr.HollldayCOupe ......... .... :. · · · ..... ·· · $1,G95 · Super "88". Hydramattc drive. Hard 'r<r"p Style. 1952 hnllac 8 cyl.'2 dr. SedGn · ·: · · ·- · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $695 l I Hydramattc drive. Extra good orlgln.t finlslr. We've.serviced this car since new. ' WEEK-~ND CARS ' 1t51 Mercury % dr. Sedan .. .... .. 1t51 t:hev. 2 dt. Dt.. Sedaa ....•. 1810 Poallat 2 dr. Dtx. Sedab .....• 1il0 i$ule' 2 dr. Sedan ......... \ •315. • SPECIALS U,!t$ -, . , $415 Extra nice. · 1954 Chev. l! ton L WB ..... , . . . . $1,5111 ht5 Extra good 10ft. body. .· $195. 1153 Font ~ ton Pl<kup ...... .... $895·': 1~1 BulekSuper 4dr... - .. - ..... h~ Nearly new finis~. Shows good care. • 1848 Plymouth 4 dr ............... $99 1951 Chev. '14 ton Plekup .... .. . . $SU , -· ., Mace Greenlee Death Reported At Charleston A . M. 1955 ctiev. ~ ton Plekup. V8 MANY MORE Tbe icicle • coated air, tile coldest of the &eason, mo\red away from the central East Coast early today, but its thilly fingen continued to send the mercury abi\'· ering down barameter acales : in tbc Middle AUantie statelil.. ; Residents from New EngiD.!f eastward through tbe Great Liles were blessed with relief 'from the Mace Gr('cnlee. 72. died Friday sub-zero wave. Parts of the Ohio in Ch..arlcston . He is 5Urvi,·ed by and middle Mississippi VaiJeys ;•I~ his wife, a son, James. Charleston; &o benefitted from the Wll'lller four gr'andc.. ildrcn. two brothers, air. Temperatures scampered up I.rm r.rc('nlcP., Middleport; Edgar as b.igh as 30 degrees above lhe r.r('enlf'c , Pomeroy ; a siJ;ter, Mrs. prevJous day's readinpr ' in some G. A. Fergm;on, Parkersburg. parb . f'utwral SCt\ires will be held 1 - - -- - - Sunday at two o'clock at tbe Bart-· lett Funf'ral Home, Ch.arlcston, ' ~nrl burial will be in a Charleston Thom<~s V. Littler, Welbt&n, di• triet ,deputy Grand MastP-r, was b)· specling officer Thursdliy at Che· sbire Lodge, Siloam No. · 45Cl, F. & TRUCKS we .. \. By UNITIO P. .SS . IP'Ieetllne Deluxe 4·D. can best describe this car bY saying "It's a cream•pufl"j You couldn't find a sluuwe~ car In a five year later mO• del. Just over 40,000 mile~~> original black finish, pracU.. cally oew Ores. Fully eq!!lP. ped. Seeing is belle~! Come aee. ent~ne WIATHIR One careful loca-l owner. Cleanest '54 in town. rt · . 1954 .Buick Special4 dr. Sedan · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,695 . Mrs. Leonard Keas Sr. j Fordomatic- R&H. Extra good finish. the elose of the meetinc a Anniversary con·Sealy·Jied .. • 1953-Ford V8 Dlx. 4 dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · -· $995 - course w11 ~efved bf the boa~sses, Jfrs. Arthur Price and de ~ Original metallic grey finish. Shows good care. Mn. Tile Ladies 'Aid·of the St. Plul'a Lutheran Church met Wednesday ilfternoon ·in the social room or the chUrch wltb the newly elected offiei!rs In charge. "About God the Father" Will the toplc of the Jesson atudy given by Mra. Charles Lylle and M.rl. L. C. Karr. Mrs. Harold Eppley preent· cd an article. "The Featlval of the Twelfth Ni~~:ht" and Mrs ~::~ Johnson concluded the pj wit han article, "The Mrs. Paul Theiu, pretld<mt, .,... sided lit the busineaa •estion .and eleven members responded to roll ' 1953 Chevrolet 210 4 dr. Sedan · · · · · · · ·· · · · ·- · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · · · $895 StPaul's Ladles Aid Meeting Held . . At Church on Wed. HOLLYWOOD On The Brightnt Corner In Middleport Nearly new finish. Runs swelt Leilhel~ and ' . . Po-Mid-Wa Band Festival Will Be January 19 At Middleport 1?52 Plymouth 2 dr. Dlx:Sedali · · · · · · ·.· ·..: · ·: · .: · · · · · ·· · · · · ·'· · $495.• The Women's Society of ChristIan Service of the Rock Springs Methodist Church met Tuesday at the church lor an all day meetlng. The forenoon was spenl In quiltin& and In lht- afternoon the replar meeting was held with Mr1. William Bartcla, vice pre1ldent, presiding. Prayer by Mrs. Lewia Grueltlf opened the meetlna:. A · wa1 held on "lslanda In MY munity" with all present paUng. Attending were Mn. Clark, Mra. WilHam Morgan, Mrs. Lewla Grueser, Mra. Scott Folmer, Mrs. Howard Bolin, Mn. Anat ••I• enly l .. OF BLAEl'TNAR "BETTER BUY'~ USED OARS -~ , Rock Spring WSCS Holds An AII~Day Tuesday Session f•r thla ' /" , uary two sons, Major iOns, John .·- to :\1rs. C<~rl Mitch. Rdreshinents were served by the hostess to those named above and !'.Irs. Willard Wilson, Mrs. Lorenw DIIVili, 1\Ir~ . Max Folmer anti sou. Max and Mi£s Kathryn Mitch, 1,..,.... ' Retires Jan. The tnn·cling pritc donated by ,_....,. prioo of Sealy Nolurol Jllllt Mat~ II'• buttoa·he •• , ao but. a1 .I S Inch :lolrs. Homt:! r Walter was awarded •laiiHin.,...tft............. unlt.l • • j ~Mystery Farm" No.3 Can You Identify It? ml•n!~ . ...........r., ..arly 120 ... tho ........ • •r,.f."~ ., • ' Mrs. Verne Davia was o. guest wiw u the 1-oiifly Stlchers Club met \Vcd•Jrsda}' evening at the home of MrB. Carl Moore with Mrs. Janet Korn lis hostess. 1~;ji;ij Hostess gifts we-re presented to 11 .VIrs. Korn and Mrs . Mopre w)to was ohscrving_ her birthdlly abo rct:eivetl a numher of gifta Including a decorated birth.day cake which waa served wi~h tht~r•freah· FOR •5950 .• e ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-..K.e,;nn;;e;;d;;y;;;;tlle;;;;;;ou;;t;:g;o';;.";;•;;;;pT;;es;;i;;d;;••;t;;_;;;;;;;;;;.; ;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Copper Clod .. Stainless Steel Nifty Stitchers Club Meeting Is Held Wednesday ,•.,.,,.-,Y•• ,.-.. REGULARLY SOLD • ' I REVERE WARE to. TUfTLIII NATUIAL lUI J • • McMillin Dow, daq&bter of Huth M~i\Jlllin aJl(t the late M.lttit Swan M"tMillin of New Haven, W. V~~t. :md Williar..t L. Folrner. ·aon; of Mr and Mrs Scott -Foltner, Rock Springs. The wedding was an event of WetJneBJiay Detembet 12, at the home ol the bride's father. The vows of lhe double ring cerernoney were read at 2:30 p.m. by the Rev. Ralph Mahoney, pastor of the Uni-ted B~ethern ChuN:h, Maaon W. Va The ·couple are re1iding with her father in New Haven. Attending the wedding were Hugh McMillin, Mr. and f!lra. Hen· ry John!lon of New Haven. W. Va.; Mr. and Mr1. Scott Folmer, Rock· Springs: MrR. Cbarl11 Armatron1 and dauthter Cherry ·Lynn of ledo, Mr11. Robert Johnaon e;i eon T>ougie of Columbus trtti-- -llobcrt Dailey, Pomeroy. '• -L-~ -->Ji. 1..,_ _ o( tne marrlatf of. Lou)ae ce~ve<\' ,-.,... • • Mrs. James Pullen and Mrs. Mrs. Don Mullen entertained the and olher games were plated, Sara Gibbs enteruined the PM Sew-Rite 'Sewin& Club, W~dne&day . after wh.lCh refrellhmenu 'were Hl"Club at the Pullen's home Wedneo- evenina at ber home, Lincoln ve~. by th.e hosteas to thOM· nam1 d Heighta. . ed above and M.ra. Edward WelJs, B.Y evening . Mn. Denver Rice and Mrs . Don· During the meetinJ in eharae Mrs. Don CoUina, Mn DqtDJI of the prCS~iden• Mr1. Ch• ..le• Strickland, Mn. Williard Bnve:r, a)d Lowery were guest& and priz~ -,. . es were awarded to the gueat:s and Hoffman it was dec::ided to make Mf;l. Charlet Speneer, J4rL J'aek to Mn. George Hobstetter, Mrs. comic hata for the Valentine mee~- Fowler Mrs. Donald MJrka, l!ln. Charles Murray, Mrs. Wayne Swls· inw: which will be sold u a mone.)' Elmer 'White and MrJJ. £lza Gil" her and Mrs. Francis Anderson. making project and hate: purthased_ more' Jr. Tbe hostesses serVed barbeque evening. will be worn the remainder of the • The next meetinc w1U be~ Mld . tandwiches lo the group. The nexl · lh h 1 u- R Bl · Mrs H0 ff . '--h II 1 at e ome o ..... a. ay owefl meeting will be held at the home · man 111: uv a o · the . witb Mrs. Charles :S pencer as coof Mra. Walter Crooks. club presented a 11ft to Mrs. Don hoateaa Dow-F.olmer Vows· Given December 12 AT BAKER FU,RNITURE ONCE AGAIN PM Oub Hosted Wednesday At Pullen's Home ... - \. • • Stre@t. He is .a former resident of .. ----- "; ' He announced the in~;pection ffii' the Middleport Lodge tor April 9 when the inspfletion wtU be nlade in tbe "Maiter Makcin!' d~grce. ;pomeroy wil~ be i~pected on March 11 _a nd Ratio~ : J,an~arr 22. I I OOING TO CO\.UM.US Cemetery. County Prosecuter ' James 0' Brien wUI arrive in C()Jumbus Monday to attend a..tunchoon honoring Governor-"Ele~t William C. . MEIGS OINIRAL HOSPITAL Admltted, Mrs. Juanita RaUW, O'Neill, and fate~ attend the In· augurat1on .ceremonies in the Middleport; Mrs. Cora Ritchie, -ofPortland~ Herman BaUey, Middle· SLate House. · pQ~l Dl,.~ar~ed: ~tr. Grct'nlcc, who is a retired N'·w Ya<k Central em~loy.<, had lx'f'n empiOlCd part t1mc at the Bartl{'lt 1-Unerat Home and 1 bank in Charleston. He was a former local resident. • "" Mro. Audrey Me· Quaid, Dexter; Ira FoJt.er~ Pom· eron Vallie OJdin, Cai'Pf:Dter; Ka· · thryn Michiels, Middleport; l;n· eat Yooi!IJ, ~~~~envtlle. . · d Meiis Motor · Pll. ..u ·Clan ". '. One blPth:·Mr. and )ln. William i!atiiU, Jllddleport, • dallibter. Escapes IDJDry • In PIane·. CraSh (C.ntinued on ,.,. Hn) IAt Ironton, o· · • IRONTON. 0. UP- Robert Amos, 32, Lucasville, eKiJ)ed · injury Frida..v when his •mall plan:'! hit rowt'r lines and crubed here. RACINE SQUAD CALLED Ironton Hospital officials said fiacinc . Emergency squad rt.'- Amos· lu.~avy cloibing protected lllOVl'<l Mrs. ·Lawren("(! 1\ltchie, Ra- him from :-..:rious injury. ci ne RD. to Meigf. General HosAntos told the r;tate Ulgbway p'a· pital suffering from bc.arl ail· trol the plane's cngtue quit u be meut ~ill nl&ht. was attempLin& & fm:ed ~ a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 11, 1957 lynch mercer