https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e69d9d6213deae9debb184fd50d6f162.pdf 4c9361e16ab1cab5210d8f6b6538c1d2 PDF Text Text • 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 �• ...,. Fl' a • .,.,. · ' . ' Daily Sentinel Day Book r The'1'0 l!fftltllSTS DailyOF Sentinel AREA MIVOTBB Group 1 of the Women 'a Assoclo atio·.1 wlJI meet at tbe Firtl Pre• bytE>rlan Churcb Tuetfty eveninc. ..--. .....:~rton Ave ., New YOrk City, 18, N. Y. . ' .. - ~ ~ R<!OJld claa mallinM: matter at the poJt oU!te at l'a!aet<!t. Old.: . M~n •alet= Delivery by earrler wMre anllable 30 ·~~'m'LODe .rear In aclv~nee at The Daily Sentinel offiCe, ,~fro: \t,r~::l~~ .qtDftlh Sl. By maU one vear sa:· six mo~a. - · ;,____ .. "- ,SilO: tpfee months, $3.90. By motor route -~ - 1nl""'C"t: mon ua, one month, Sl. · .! Sl1n On WMtern Feature Capt. Mldnla:ht 8011r1ot.ly Doorlv 10:30 8uUd1ng Amerlu Marys, relurne4 today from a buy11:oo FurY l ing trip to New York City. 11 :U CowbCy Theatre 12:30 Mr. Wizard BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mr~ Ronald Hovatter 1 ;,~ g~"P Oq :t'be Fi"m ...,., "·e~n Featurt. (Clara Faye Fry), Columbua, have announeed the birth of a seven 2:80 l'IB'A Chiile pound six ounce aon, Miehael Ray, ~ ;IJO .In Jllni at Mt . Carmel Hospital, COlumbus. ~:30 hoJ: R4~era on January 9. Grandparent• are 6;00 !len Mr .a nd Mrs. John Fry, Milldl~ 6:i~ Scclrelloard 6 :30 Sbow port Hill; Mrs. · Mildred HoVItler, Mlddleport; Clyde Hovatter. Ricbland, Va .. ~rs. s. E. M(X)re, A~Jo:' ' il a great grandmother of the beby. l --·------·-----0~ 0 -.so:· Ed . Note: E. 0. Saunders of Journey's End proposes today that boys are not as bad as .t hey seem! For example, he says everyone has stolen somethmg sometime in his lile. But boys have to be U.ught that stealing when they are nol bo~s but r&th~r, adolescents and men, will get them into tr<>uble. Saun. ders a·rlicles are attracting wide attention as they appear each Sat~rday in The Dally Sentinel. Dt·. Charles Holzer of Galli· polis, for one , has requested copies of the entire series to date for study. •• -I,Jley ... . ' _. Many. ·lhings that a boy does •re dilipleasing and often aMoying·to .., · lltllts, yet not !lad. · . · , • The riglli fit wrong of an act Is determined by the .motive that produced it. . · , Whe!l •. boy is .noisy and even boistro~s. it !'houlQ pot be• cltllt'ged up to him as bad conduct. This conduct Is In perfect •· harmony with his nature. However, there are maliy things in a boy's neture that should be changed by teaching and train· inJ. For example, it is perfectly natural for a child to steal. It begins In infancy. The infant reaches out for loose articles and gathers them to itself . This is not bad but should be supplanted by some other activl!y. ~ • But .if the youngster is not taught that collecting of var. -~ia,:::;:Jfl~:::-c..:.:~~~~~T;;;;~~ ~o~~i::.tlcles may lead to trouble later in life, he may become I~~~t;~::~y. Clerk and • by bed- Mrs. F~nnoie Weaver, wbO- is fast. She is staying with her grand daughter. Mrs. Frances SwartZ of :'\lew Haven. Hank Fetty and eblldren and Mr. ond Mn Gerald Clark and fumily were visiting &i~;~~etb )leynolda ert vl~d Rol> Boys are full of actlvl(y. They will be doing something most of their wakeful hours, either constructive or destructive and JJifCOMETAX FACTS~o. 2 : - - Iit maires little difference to the boy which it is. He gels as ---. much thrill out of chopping down hL• father's favorite cherry . ' Selecting the Correct Form tree. as he would In making • trough in which to feed the hogs. They need guidance. If George Washington's father had had a ~Saves Tax Dollars '. workshop for George to work in when he gave him the hatJ chet, the cherry tree would not have been disturbed. Boys are not to be criticised too much for fighUng. It is just (Thtl •• 0,_. ol Cll 1ene• ot orUclt• 0t1 terJeror ••com• ta:i the desire to win , to be the champion . They fight today and JlltKg. Thtle arUde' are well on lnforM<~Ho" provtde4 1 1 lov'e eaeh other tomon:ow .. 1Wlth the proper guidance and traint"e ,t.,.eriOO•J"•Ht•le of ACX!Ot~nfofllf•. ••• ~ Ohi?.}':c',..,! "" Of Otlrli!k4 h&HO .tccOifftiO"¥· iJI~OJeNUcm ..,..1 ·.ing, tlats activity cap .be f,prqed to athletil'S. where the saMe lnler~~ol R1vtt~•e Btrvke.J . flghtlftg spirit Is shown as when they were pommeling each :, . . government Jtre• 100 the alterD&Un ot u•tn1 the aamvUied tnl)tber with their nsts. . ~ome tax form 1040.A, the "lbort roim" 1~0. or the "long form" 1040, While I was in school work in Kentucky , I had one super- dapendtna on the amount and clrcum~tancel of your Income. Selection Jntendent that orten said he liked to sec boys fight. There was ofTbe lbt wrous form mar cost you unaeeeuury tas dollara. euleat rorm. to die h the 1 nothing wrong in it. 1041)-A, and accordtq to 1'rea1ury 1111 pointed out: "The la.w esped• The(r ftfhtln'g showed that they were real boys. ,ecorda, one out or four tu:payere you to paJ your correct tax-oo Dr. Ballfent has Sitid, "If you crush the fighting instinct, vou oselt. To be tlfPbJe to llle a toto-A more--no lelf."l JOtrr total Income mtllt be eet the coward; if you let It grow wild you have the .bully;' If §'IIrm thia "000. conalltiPI entirely Mltf'led Coaplea . you train it, you have the strong self-controlled man of will." w..-.. tv.bJect to wlthholdtoa (or M01t married cq1aples aave tas Boyt.oft.en do thJngs tjust to draw attention to tljemselves, or ware•. dividendi, and lntereat, dollar• br 61\q a ·Jalnt returf! IP.. or sometimes to annoy their eldcr·s . If elders are annoyed by .::;1 ,~;:\.iZ::'rr~~"a'~~r~! ~~a:a~•:'U:!'~·:; dr::~:·on~~; thls condud, but rerraln from showing it, the annoyance Y:lll :outflde that listed. on your W·2 r~turn ae It tl:le laU1band ~4 wife soon cease. t•IIJ't): The etmptlfted form mallet each b,IA one-batt t~t total lu,come bo proYialbn ~or "Head ot Honae- (81'8D U\OUfh tht "' • mar t.t\UIIl~ Tb@ following atory which I fiq~ in one of my books on ibol4'' 1tat\ll·or lWIIIIIied 4t~d.w:tloniJ. Jla•e bad no tacome . lnOODJMPIIt• ttaoOf managari'leht, 1s a good UhDtratton that boys are not as ~u rou liM tlll• 1orm the rovern- unc, o.a It ' ' cal~ed. mD.J brlnl the . f the street one cold a ternoon with 1 fUr tl't\lfner (the firSt seen in that section) around his neck. tb t 1 11 d · A s h e t urne4 th.e corne1' a IIIII e 1mp across e s ree ye e out, "My ain't that feller got long e11rsl" Supposing that the remai'k Yi&s sUggested by hJs fur muffler, and aimed at him· 1 1 10 pun 1sh th e f 11Ow f or hlb ·' seIf, ·'..e 11art·~ -. across I'"-'It: s ree lmpudl~ but, on glancing up the street, he saw a man lead· Ina: a tnule with the longest eaffl he had ever seen. He cam£~~ktv to lh 1 1 th 1 lh b th e mu 1e,. tb e QUn; v. e cone US on a e oy meant lio)l WJII not 18 bad IS hE! seemed. • WhUe I Dean of }loys in a high school, one of my duties was to cteck all abtentees In calling by telephone the home · . of a boy y fbe niplle of Tommy who WUi absent, I was told.._ a male voi~that Tommy. Was sick. The voice sounded like tha1 of T~11l·~ uked who wa.s talking and was told it was Tom e '• wu: 1.· , , ment wlllllgure JQUJ' tBJi and aend touple down Into .. low•r tax ro• tither I. refund or a blll, If you bracket. j ·1 o desire. However, tor \he nrat Watjjb tor the ueeptloni, bow· 'tlm• thlt ,.ear. JOU can compute ever. It you had e~pltal loaM• or 1. your own til 011. rorm 104D·A and unuaual1y hlJ:l medteal upenaea. .either ~end In the balance due with you will be w11e to l(ur. 'ootb Joint 1 •the rtUim or thoW thereon the Jy and aeparateb' to aee wblela 11D.0\1Dt or you bave coming. reaoltll Jn le.. tu.. U you al'el\1p~runa a de~odienl fietlaer to Itemise and rnalnttln • hOme ror that per-, Sbouldi you 4ecldit to uae the eon a1tbou1h rov. :-.rt 1ht1le. wid1 rqutar rorm 1040 you euu ht~.n owed, dh·oraed or 1esall7 aepatated, the tbotee of ltemltlDI lteducttona you may be &bit to qwaUty 11 a or uta11 1tandarcl ded•etlon which "held ol houuhold," aad ft1ute amountt to about 10 percent Qf your your tax oa a tpect-1 table Whlcb Income. rr rciur Income wo.a lea11 give• you part of the advabtqe' 1 tbaa tltOOO and Jo\1 u•• the •tan- enJoJed b)' ma1TI~ eouple• 111na dard deaactlon, rou d111termloe your Joint roturne. tu trom Ut.a apechd table given tn th• ~n•tn~ctton booll. Survl•lnt .,_.. YQou art lllel,. to save by ltemls· A1 1o. 11 7011r •uaband or wlt• died tnr U 1011: In lllit or 1111. and Jon ~a'rl a1 1 1 1 refund refreshment.. _ The JSible 'S tudy of tile Lutheran Church met at the hqm.e of Mr. tnd llrl. Jdi:ie ttouab, Wednesday eyening. ThOle td:ending wer~ Rev. Raymond Petlrt, Mrs. Rulh Goodnlgbt, Mrl. Lucille King, Mi's. Catherine Reynold• Mra. J1rk Ord and Mrs. Mary Goodnight. ; .•' ' terday?" .. • , He r41p.lf~ '',.y ~ather.·~ ., =· :::eJ•:::. ••'I tht atudlr4 ,:~ec~:. dt~ ..,., ~te=~~~a:r~·· ·~~:-;.Wtj dedv.atton. B•"te• ar · · t to 11Qid_il!1n lbat I illd not beUeve what he said. He fintlly ad- n rour dildoo\lou art clooe to • properb' quail d>lttor , • · ftlittid II w;o not hla lather, but he hi11Jself, l then asked 1:,~-:.~•;..::.~:..~1 :t, ':..~":~;: dooldt to. ...,_ ..lfldt 0 ' 10• . "WIIo wu tilt lltdy that posed as your mother?" w·m whl<b nilultl 1n " ' omautr ttletoi ......,, 'ru 111•11 lot C., *• ... · 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:00 ?.!·t ;Ji Meet The Presa News PlctL,1re Statesmen Quartette 77th ae~r:allJ..,..: en C.i,rcus &,qy ,. Steve AUen Show 1:jle .C~eyy S~ow Loretta Younc ShGw 8 • 3~ News Picture us Sport• Eye ,,~c Weotbereul f:OO . Solditts of FQI'tnnt 7:110 !fai "Killl'' cole 7:4~ . NBC News 8:00 Sir Lancelot 1:::: 11 :00 Mrs. Harold Lohse was elected delegate to the State Cungresa to be held in D'\Yton on March 14-16 Alternates are: Miss Daisie Saun. den, Mrs. Ruell Finaterwald, Mrs. James Brewington. Mrs. Everett Hayes. Mrs. o. p, Klein, ebairman of the Chapter's committee for the Ohio Room in the DAR Museum in constitution Hall, Washington, ::~:~ 7~~nt&OJDOl'J News Headlines 11 1" w h : " Preis eot Box ermt 11:20 11 30 : Ohio Gov. lnaug_l.lratlon 9:~0 12:00 4:15 4:SO 5:00 5:30 6:00 I Sunda'y "'" Channell. 10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 10:30 Look Up and Live lbOO United Nations in AcUon Captaltl Ka •.p.roo 11:30 Camera Tbre, llll&biY Mouse 12:00 Ld'A Take A Trip Lucky 8 Re.o.cb 12:30 Wild Bill Hitkok -r.Ioo. of Texas ]Iangen 1:00 Heckle and Jeckle 1:30 Mls:;ion at Mid.Century Bte Top 2:00 Curtain Time The VJil! ]\Inger 2:31) The I ast Wor'd Jr. ~own lfee~ng 3:011 Face The Nation Natioual lee Hockey 4:00 TBA Town, Co1,1nlry Crossrvads 4:30 omnibus 6:00 Telephone Time TJJ,e Rig J>ieture 6:80 Annie Oakley Chur~h's Bli Story 7:00 Lassie TV Cla!lfll'oom 4:30 Jack Benny Air }'ower 8:00 ~ s·.!ltvan Sho'R i'elt UN Clik:k '1:80 Bucnneera 8:'09 Jacl.l'e Gleason Show 9:tM) (;.~e Stonn s ·Aow 9:30 BeY ~eannte 1~:((11 Oub;)note SEE OR CALL JOHN RICHMOND ...., 10:00 $64,000 Cballenge 10:3() Wbat s My Line ' 11:00 Sunday News Speelal tl:lS The l.ate Show A NEWSPAPER ROUTE ShOw -M · ~.J ::::.::..... ::.::.--:I,.-8--:-4:1:::5-::-Se-cr-;-:el~torm ·a....ay uo Edge o~ N\g~t '"nanne a;® Cat:tafu KaD&Ili'OO O:Ob Momln& Sb~w 10:® G1J1Y Mpon tO:iO AJQlur GoclfrtJ 11:$0 S&ike u 1\leh 12:00 \lj!i¥t La<ly 12:lG Lo'te ~:~f Ufe DAILY CROSSWORD' 4. Mn. ,..llltorl Betttnc 11. Bktn 1. I• ·1. Teamll ·'l ..- •' Cnttcbtl'l ~rd w tEccl.) T. f'ootltl' a. Bellel t. Merrtlnlllti 10. WltheHd ramo !Bp.) lt Fllfb . . lttrd openinp U . Silk veil 13. Faultily lt. Old Olrd ('l&l'.)i\ 1s. tered En"""'" n ....... tr BnP(iiD 12:10 Sefl'Cb for Tomorrow 11:ta Gultll"' Wht t:Ck) ltat!e's KitCfle~ 1:SO AJ tli:e World Turaa t:OO our Wa• BrOoU S:tO Houtepll'tf p:OO Big Payi)ff $:111) -.,m Croob) Show _ olr.:;Mil .n. . _ ~ • •. nRn~ {V.,.) ':::""" 4ill0 ~ U. ~ •• PI ... nrllll :;: :::...,. . . ~::w... :: ~;~ bWarlf' If,~18. M\la!C nolo 1'·!~~.....,.-ao.~"':t'it.or a&~~ 21. Vnluten 2 , At 0110 Umt i n. .o:d)ult . 29.1'nlp .so. Cooked 1,. Chlnoloo ~ aa. v•Nil Sf.-- tl, ~ . (•·I.._,.. 7:30 Robinhoo1 .fi- . I Loye Lui!y December Bride ·studio One 11:00 Up-to-the Min\lte NeWB 11:05 Sc11nning the Weather 111:10 Tile Late Show . &'t. litm time ffi ~ PbfbOUR 12:30 Oroi *s. I Roberts 1;00 20th Century Theatre a~ !I'~ 3:00 Marshall College , · jtpt,l\' Slqll."i searebaat4 3:30 John Hopkins File 7 . ~. ft'Ul D O'V'ef ":00 · College Press Conference 4:30 Mcdl~aJ Horizons AnoltJ 'ftml 5:00 Cartoon Theatre ll1tm Falt!.nl 5:30 Press ConferCnce W&lk 8:00 20th Century Theatre 7:30 Ted Maelr: Atrtateur Hour 8:30 Preu r.:onhrenee 9:00 Omnlbu ~ 10:30 20tb Centur~r Theatre I· ,: '8~ • ·aea l liND IT WD.l BRING HIM 1:0!) 1:.. a·!M! ~;jQ tltiii'T llttt'lal 1:1111 lli.ettl' Mou• Club · DOWN TO EIUlTH '1':15 Job11 Daly and Newt 1:*0 Sherlock Holmes 8:6o uanny 'J'homas Show 8:30 Voice, of Firestone · 9:00 Your TV Theater 9:30 LaWTenl'e Wftlk Top Tunes 10:30 Mark Saber 11:00 News of the Night t l:lfi 1'h£.atre 13 12:1\S Sij~n Off - BROADR~ j{: . I• \ ...... •••U •u•• . ' Charles Legar were guesta when Mrs. John Terrell entertained the Winding Trail Garden Club, Thurl' day evening at her home, Fisher St. The club prayer opend the meet ing i.n eharge of Mrs. Terrell, president. Devotions were led by Mrs. Joseph Struble. Members re. sponded to the roll call. "A Fav· orile Plant To Dry." A report was made on a basket sent a needy familY . at Christmas time. The traveling prize donated by Mre. Struble was awarded to Mrs. Rob· crt Thompson. l lin. · Jame1 S&JTe uliJted by nuriday evening at tbe bome or Oval DJddle eillertalned .the Mrs. Dey Hy~ll with lln. Gerald iut Couneii.On of "''heodorus Wildermuth and Mii. Lucy Gibbt Council Daughten of America on aa to-hostesses. Thursd•y ewnlilg at her home, .Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., president, Eaat U:aln St. Mrs. Grover Erb and lfn. Pearl 'Speneer ·were t!Dn- presided at tbe meeting which oppibuUag hoiW81H. .rned with devo~ lead by Mra. Tbe meeting in ebarge of Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth' who bad ror Mai Meinbut, presideot. opened her topic,"Consider Tbe Lillies" with seripture reading by Mn. taken from MaUtew 6:28. Mem· Sayre followed with tbe · Lord's bers respondl!d lt:J roll eaU wltb Pranr and pledge tO the flag. ·"New Flowers I Would Like To 'FollOWing the bulineu .ession Grow In U~7." a number at gamea were played· A di~eussion was ~ on a potw~th prize& awarded to Mrs. Addie luck dinner for varentine Day. Grue~r, Mhs Ern a Jease, Mrs. There was abo a dUcUBSion on Richard Campbell anlll :Mrs. Ber· planniiJ• a summer flewer ahow nice Darst. and Mr1. WildermutJI, )l1ss Ethe1 •Refreshments were &erved by Garland and L Routh were tbe bosteqes to those named named It the c:ommittee. above and 'drs. Albert Woodard, Mr•. Tbom a1 Hennea11 Sr. pre· Mrs. J~k Robson, Mrs. Henry Rei- 11ented a paper, "Window Gar· bel aqd a guf'lt, Mrs. Charles Hoff. dens" tnd M.iaa Ethel Garland ner of Fhi.dlay. raed -an article on ''The care Of Th~ february )neeting will be Poinsettias." held at the -home of Kra. Charles Cohen. HELD FOR COURT x'rt. Mrs. RoyGrueser Is Hostess For Party On Friday Mrs:.,.. Golden Rule Class Members Attend Prayer Services I . . The Jt<XI m,.t4t( will be held 1'at the home of Mtl. Willard Ebers' bacb on Jaq.u.uy ~. 0 1'laaia.. . MILK ••:.• GAS TRUCK DRIVER JUST BARELY ESCAPED Il l~ J M Mnkloone§OG<IIoodyou won't have to coax the tida to drinld It's a refreshing taste-treat that everyone ecjoys! Serve it often, plain oc flavored, and uS. it to add extra rkJ1.. ness to your cookiDg and baking, too! • • Our farm-fresh dairy prtjducts are an important part of every• one's diet. Serve them oftell •.. milk, butter, oot!Jlge ·cheese, or· ange drink, chocolate millt., coffee cream ... ; For A Wlnler "Pepper-Up" nl.rll at her home, Pr08peet l{ill. During the business session in I THE DAILY SENTINEL for a Uill 4rted arrangement; xn.. Minnie Davia for a low tlrilld _.. rangement aDd to Jlila Gibbs for a potted plant. A ulad course wu aerved bJ the hoste11ea durinc Use IOdl1 bour. Mrs. Roy Gru~ ·enlertained with a Stanley party Fiidar moraing at her new berne. AtheD& road. Following a demonstrat:Wn bJ l!rs. Richard Campbell Jallll!l were played with prizea awarded to , Mrs. Maxine ArDoJd, Jlrl. Boy Grueser and Mn. WUtiAm ·Grueser. Refreshment& were Jef"'ed b;r tbe. bot.tess t? those named above and Mrs" Scott Folmer. J1n. Rollin Radford and daughter; Connie, Mrs. Derwood Cumminp. · Mn. Hora« AbbOtt, Mrs. Botiert ArNed Call, Middleport was taken nold, Mrs. Roy Smith. Mn. ·uw ~nto cuslody Friday night by Sher- Grueser, Mrs. Harold Blawton Iff Rohert C. Hartenbaeb at the and ebildren, Sherrle 'and Bobby, request of the Probate Coart for Mn. William WaJner, :tr. . and further action. Marla and Maria Gruesef. enter· in thara:e of Mrs. <:. · J. Eberabach pre}lident, a contribution w•s m~de · 'to \he poUo fund. Myltery &liter names were'· draWn for the yuar. ·. Games wete plaYed and prizes awat4ed to 1(ra. Egdlli' Pratt, Mrs. t-ee Pratt ·and Mrs. Charlefl Buc:k . The : travelina: prb.e donated by by ·Ml'•··.td•i.r Pratt waa awarded to Mrs. Emmett Blackburn. Refreahmenta ware aerved by .the hostess to thosJ: named above ud Mra. Willard Bbersbacb, Mrs. Richard Vaugbal'l,' Mrl. WJndoil, Mre. Emma Leifheit and Mrtl. Theodore Lebew. . .' ~ Heat Our Chocola~ Milk .. For Fine BOT CHOCOlATE I SPRING HILL DAIRY .......... Jl'ir•t Jll..,ev..• IINil fRANI( JINMNGS llee~ (lett) jUJt tn flm.e aa· h1t PJ."'Pane gu trucll: eXplodea ID ftaD:lN in Pblladelpbla. Back of h1s clot.blllg II tinged. The tlo.mu pt th!M 1tart from a amolderinJ' piellhe _bulk--. h)O'I- Taok truck wu 1o!c104 With 3,_000 ,...- olpupono._.. GALLIPous, omo 1.1.........- B.....,...Iol, '• I ' " ' ·'' j .· Elberfeld, Mr. and Mi'l. William ~~~:~:anr:i Mr. aad Mn1 William arid aon Don all of Pome roy. In the afternoon Mr. Elberfeld opened his many a:lfts and- after eehool his grandson, Bllly Downk' and hia ;rreat ·grandson, John An· derson visited bim. Mrs. Harold Ebersbach ·, I Mrs. CbarJe1 Spencer and Mrs. -·--~- · - talned the Kln Club Ttluraday eve. A newspaper route will help de· velop your so~·· responsibility lnitietivo. tltrtft, hone&ty, end roai manhood. Fino t•alts of cherec· ter become real and active in your boy when he Is e newsp•p•r· boy_ Winding Trail Garden Oub In Thursday Meet bo-.. up..,......,.. ------- .. """.-... P""""'t•l •o--.a•J . Theodorus Council Twilight Garden Club January Meeting Held Thursdav Night Past Councilors The January meeUna: of the Blue •warda for flower eD:ihltl In Thursday Meet TwiH&ht Garden ClUb wu held were given to MiA Ethel Garlaad wm Mrs. H. Ebersbach Is Hostess For Kin Club Thursday ON THE RIGHT SIDE! \ The Cultural program was given by Donna Joae1, her subject wu "Peoplt". Refreahments were served by Elizabeth Anderaon, Ann Rupe, and Jean Werry. -na ':' &i IOYPIIAM llblp. tbt Aka, a G,OOO-UJD. L8T, U. cr'OiiiiiWIII llllbl Sues caaal ;Jut lOUth v! f.alloo ..... .a.d aiW8l88CIIond dowll by .. 2,.000-toD. kNI4 ot ~t. Tbl ilalftp craft .. tM It.dla .ttl .ato. '1'111 AJca wu bombed by Aftl\o-f'reDcl:l .pt.auL Thil .... • uu t!D1:rU.ce tD Lab lftrn•) Blue ribbons were awarded to Mr:;. Thompson and Mns. Terrell for dried arrangemenls. Mrs. C. L. Ht:at"On was in charge Ql rerreation and slideS or tbre~ Hower shows were .!ihown and explained by Mrs. Jo ~ph Slruble. A dessert course was served by the hostess to those Rllmed above A denert course was served Members of the Golden Rule • • MI'S. by M.r~. Simpson · lO and Mrs. George Heines, Clan of the First Baptist Churcll • . l William KIJ:iHJt!r. "1rs Allard Elinb.:~h Fick, Mary Virgm1a attended the Union Week ol Reibel, Mrs: Robert Rawlings, Pratt and Miss Emma Seitz. Prayer service at the Baptist Mrs. W11Uam Grueser, Mr!l. Ru sChurch before going to the home Ball Coan Stree&. Pnntero, sell Wilson, Mrs. Millard Wilder1 ol Mrs. Raid Varney Thursday eve· tfflr-- H!!t~I'L y to 11. 1 to S. tC'IMr 11 N'OIJ• 8 muth, Mril. Robert Roberts, Mrs. nlng for their JanuarY meeting. 1 ~::::~;:;::;~:;; Hiram l'iSh,r, )Jrs. Bradford Maa!'l . Mrs. CUfford Stumbo, pretident, I, Robert Murphey and family , presided ·and Paul Smlrt, teacher Logan were recent guests of Mr. of the Class, aave the o~ing and Mn. liJirley Jobnaon. prayer. Mra. C. E. Hoyt, wife of Dale Giles Lakeview 1pent • the church paator, pt't'tented the duo with bia mother Mrs. Cora program for the evening.' A dessert courae waa · served by II Gil:;;..tt Wears was a reoent Mrs. Varney 4-lld Mr. and Mrs. .1'4r6. ....eurg~ t 'ltrta, lUtl tormer illest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Stumbo to twenty members. Lucille Dutton, Columbus, 11 one 1 Her~hall Weara. of the committee membera work· Mtsa Kay Wyatt spent a day ing on the arrangement& for the with her grandparents Mr. aad ALFRED NEWS mld·Winter Bridge Tournament Mrs. S. A Wyatt Mrs. Carrie Swartz returned which opened Friday at the SenLa vena Wears was a recent guest bome last week after a visit witb eca Hotel for a three day meeting. of relatives in ColumbUs. ber cbUdren, Mr. and Mrs. Bart)' It is sponsored by the Central &wirtz and family and Mr. and Ohio Bridge Association under the Mrs. Rt>x O'Brien and famlly of near F'Lor1. :MrL Swartz is now auspices of tbc American Contract RI!IDSVILLI BrJdge Le~iue. ke•. Freeland Norris filled bls suffering witb a aevere cold. Mrs. Fart8 was shown in a pic regular appointment at the It E. The replar meeting or the w. s . ture of committee members in 1Church Sunday evening. c. S. will be held at tbe home of the Friday isaue of tl'le Journa.l. t Mrs. Edna Stewart left Wednes- avnet Windland on Tuesday evenSb_e is a member ofthe Open Pau day to apend ·me winter months ing, Ja11. 15. comnilttee. at Fort Lauderdlle Florida. Mrs. Faris is the daughter of '' Mr. and 'drs. c. ' E. Humphrey Jamea Whitlatd, who has been Mr. and Mn. C. P. Dutton, Mld· left Thursday for a several montba: home tor th last two weeks left dleport, and is a frequent visitor Jtay In di!ferent toealiti~s Jo FJor- Friday nlgbt tor Army dut; in with her famlly here. ,irUt. · ' Conneclicul. leld, Belpre; Mr. and Mra. Alfnd .:80 Five Star Final 1:00 Kukla Fran & Onte . Mn. E. W. Siddall; Marietta; Mr aad Mrt. Rqbert Slaa:el. JrontoJI; Mr: ·. and · Mfa. 'Martin Elberfeld Mr · .and fttr1. Robert Lytle and. dauS)Iter, Janite or Chllll eothe; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elbel' ,· ::=-~~==--~--~~~3--~6~:00=-:C,-rtoo~b ~.............. The 89th birthday of Jacob El· betfeld was celebrated Monday at his borne, Mulberry Ave. with a family dinner. A large three-tier· ed ~ake Iced white and decorated wltb · yellow rosebuds, the gift o~ the employees of thll) Elberfeld Store, wa1 served with the dinner. Present were the honored 1uest and Elberfeld, Ml'll. Allan ~f!Uer or"Darltn, Conn.; Mr. and . i''· c.tttlll')" 1·~~- Jacob Elberfeld fs Honored On 89th Birthday · Talent Sc<>ute t.Mr4tn-Qua...a13l. Sunday-Channel13 i:~. l.P-3z. 11:16 S~gn On ~id WAteti llttll ' 12:00 Ftilh For Today The Ohio Eta PbJ Chapter of Beta Slama Phi held their HJCU)ar meeting January 8, at the DAV Hall. The prelident Ann Rupe announeel;l that the annual Harth of Dimes Danee will be Jan. 2tS at the Pomeroy Hlgb sehool, with mllli£ by Joe Steele better known at "The Kingt" from Ironton, Ohio. The Mothen March wUl beJan. 31. Ia the near future tbe Ollio Eta Phi girlt will be the guest or the the Ohio Fuel Gat Co. for 1 BettJ Newton demonatration. o, / Burns & Allen ar~t••...:llQ~.....,.---- 11 '.:.3ll_S...c\g=-n_o·- '-'_ _ .:...,..._..,..;. . Ohio Eta Phi Chapter Meet HeldJan.S Mrs. George Faris Committee For Bndge Tournament 7:15 DoUglos Edwards. 8:00 UO 9:00 9:30 H):OO ' Robert Styen and WOLF PEN WHf._.-l'V Channe_l13 ....... ---- - ·' 1004 6:50 Wei.therman 7:00 Press C'onferena.e Mro. ., .,. r. ·- CAN GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE &:00 'l'he Early Show 8:30 Your Esso Reporter 8:-l& Sports Parade , and Mrs. James Sl:mpson entertain· ed the Tri-City Sewing Club at her home Thursday eveni11g and reeeiVe<l hostefi gifts (rom th e members. The ne:~et mCeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Sid· ney Spencer. • 12:80 Sign Off .. SIGN OFF --I'RAY~I_R_ __ 10:10 Tlte tate Beuen Mrs. James Simpson .Is Hostess ToTriCity Sewing Club a"·.:~ AIGt,,"ed,'beHil.l~:hcoek I o!!V.''' CiOideJL Pll)'llOUIII Rev. Cirde, orian~t. Pall , Mrs. Roller, ·pr.esident, presided and Mrs. M. L. French was named to prepare resolutions of reapect for the late Mrs. A. W. MoKay. Plana were made for the combined January iDd Februaty meet ing of the Club which will be held on Feb. 4 with the pla10e to. be announced later. A drawing was held for the oil painting contributed to the club by Miss Daisie Saunders and B F. ~armalee was nwarded the picture. .=-~-.:..._-..:......,--~-- 1:10 tie llat-J G d Club 1 Call Meeting Held Thursday 12:00 ')'onight ~ aftep the Chu.reb ~erv .eea Friday ·veninJ,. Gtmea w~tre enjoyt'd and refre.Jbmerota ae:rved to the Rev HowarU Ruppe1t, tbe ~v . c. R. Konkright, the IUv. N D. Borden &nd daua:ht.er; India, Fred 1. Gar~~·c·. putodr ..".!_ tbeG Cbd ureh tb'' ria,.. an •u•. ar ner. e &ave a report on th1a proje£t. er Cbarle• Bu EJ 1 Rolllh Jlnl, WUUam )}radf-ord ia 1 new D~na and Del~rrt•· V r I.-4A ' member ot tbe Chapter. an .illc!A:'r. Gueata ror tbe afternoon were \ Mr. Van Meter waa preceded iD Mrtl. D. B. Hartin&er, a charter death In Apdl, 1966, by hla wife member of the Col. Cbarle1 Lewit Jnd the immed 1ate family had Chapter, Point Pleuut, 'ami Mrs." three dealhs 1n the paat nlne monTheodore Reed Jr., Pomeroy. tbs. He is 1mniYed by a dauJ)Jter, Mrs. Dutton wu pro.gram chair· ·\Ira. Emma Wllaon, wttb wbom be man on the toplc "Great Ameri· 1 hved, and a aon. Che•t~r Van ~et· can Docume11b" and pve a te• . er; nineteen &randcbLlden; n1II;e. ume Of the documentary history : teen great grandchildren, a alS· of tbe United States. Sbe called 1 ter, Mrs. Charle1 McNamee, Mid· the D~laratlon Of Independence , dleport. • . the ConJt.itution, Waahington'a Amon.s those attendmg the funFarewell Address and otber docu· era! were Mn. McNamee, Mr. and ments of this type the mo.t vital Mn. C. H. Wise Jr., Mra. Lena Hterature in the 'billtory of our Clark, Mrs. Grant Roberts, Pota,~. eountry. . Pleuant, Mr. ind Mrs. Gt!otre Reiber, Columbua. Sandra BreWiq\OD, member of the CAR Cbapter ,read Lias=oln'l Gettysburg Address and Hra. Dly ?!raell, gave exeerpta from WaahOf en mgtun • Farew~Jl Address. Ellen . • Dutton and Neda Bradford, ~AR 1memben, played four American 1 folk s.?,ns~. as plano duets "?b, Su!' ~nnab , . Home on ~e Range , Mrs. Max Roller had a called 'Turkey m the S~w and 'The meeting of the Executive Board Arkansas Traveler . of Middleport Garden Club at her borne Thursday evening. __ 1_2.:._~ stan orr ...... 1:00 1:30 2:00 A- . The Return Jonotban MeiCB Cb'apter of tbe Dau&hten ot the American Revolution met Friday afternooa at the home of Mrs. iDale Dutton with Mrs. Emerton Jones, Mrs. James Brewington and Min Daisie Saunders as hoatell8ea. Mt'i. Irving Karr, re,ent, and Miss Grace Horton, chaplain. open· ed the meeting and Mra. Karr gave a brief report on tbe Cbild· ren o( tbe American Revolution chapter whkh is b~ing reactivated In the colUlty. Mrs. A .R. Knight, Chapter MoYing Picture chlirman. and Mrs. Karr, State ch._irman of Moving Pictures, disc:usse!\ 1 report on this eommittee's work in 1 DAR publication. ~·-t--~-··~---~·~ ·--~~--1 11:30 . · He .WCI, "thai my sister." - . A> ·!b". That'lf!~.!ti!!J!I1_ .--a.~ I aoktd wpy he had,. told all the•~. things that we111 Don't fprget he's just a !loy. no\ true, .• nd .. ~r was, Just for fun. Tommy was not Being just 1 Boy, he'll do 'r a1 bad ~fit M .,... Much you will not want him to· He'll be careleiiB of hilt ways • The tollowhvl poem carries the same thought through Its entirety u the i1Ue of this story· · • . Have Ills disobedient da~s. ' JUST A BOY Wilful, wild and headstrong, too, Getlo understand the ladJust as when a Boy, were you; He'' \lot eacer to be !lad; Things of vahte he'll destroy, If the rJgh! ht always knew, Bul, reflect, he's just a lilly. . He Wlllld be ""Ill .. you. ~ual a Bey who needs a frlentl, Wert h~ II'OW ltSceetUit.l wise. Pa\ltnt, kindly lo tile end, . · Ul'd,"ft.juat•bout.Jflllr atze; N:eeds 1 falher wbo wlllabow \VileJie·tl.oetl thlnp !hat annoy , Him the things he wants to know; Don't fo11et, be'a just ,. Boy, '!'alee him With you when you w~lk. !)ould he know, and understand, I.ls\en When he wants to talk, He wOuld ae.ed no RUiding hand; His eompanionshlp enjoy, Bilt be'i f.OUIII alld hasn't learned Dofl't forget, be's just ~Boy! How Ute a eomers must be turned; C"Jus.t a Boy" ilt from Rhymes of QIIIJ41tooc! by Ed~al' A. DOel\l'lluOw ftom d~y Guest. CoilyrlW!ted 1a:u by "The ~J t. Lee Co. Chicli~) 'I'll~ ja "'"tit In life tlllt. ' 1. '1'111! BoY l'roblem, Pilgrim Prell. · .. ..~.~-~liM~ ... -' 6:45 7:09 Funenl service!! for Milo aVa Meler, 90. were held "L tlte Ew'lng Funeral Home Friday ahernoon with \i.e Rev. Roy Bush, UD.ited Brethren Church p1u1tor, oUie-atiniJ. Special mualc was pruent.ed b)' l"reeland Norrio And Floronee Adama, vocaUill, and Mrt. wer~ James Bell, James Van Met- Mtss Bernier Bowen. WCM$_;TV Channe~ 8 10:80 11:00 ";J!· I•'· '-• 1r&' ·• 8·30 to tlebool - ltvtly - m)""a atber. I \hell a»ked lor his mother. A lady answered a~d , m o.. -~ 11tate a mom~ ol ~ lloullhol4 • ·••' 31 ...... said lhJ wUlheibother. On asking who the man was that 1 (•) Had u~ttaau•l m"t1c11 ex· peaderit clilld ·o r ttepeb04, . 12.Klddll' ..... ll · l"ed t I I ld •-• I T ' I h I d'd poniOI entitled u • ··oor•l•tDI opooiO" to b ad ,.... "' 0, Wll o bUI'l t was ommy s at er. ,I (J) Had dedacUbJa obJicJ.care ea· the 1 am1 taoomMpllttlnr bMIW . :ao.Amtm'IU.. DOl ~-- Wl!all "'d ~>een told, but there w'" nothing lefl Po\110 thlo r••• u r•• would ••" oil • ; voto ('N.) lor me· ~ • ·\Kit llart, ~ and wait for Tommy's return to ff) llu«•~ In••• f'Nlm ..... jol11l n1.Ur6-tDitll )'011 mnlrrl.. l i·IS.~rt '-1 ~,.,... did th· ... 1' w1 1 llOl'DI, -dent or lhell beiVN ~ onllf of 1tlf. •~• .Jifl'll. aa. Pulllll M:IIVU wtwa~ ••· ,. e "~ o ng morn ng. . Ul lli'f:•· tllrlt Ja.rla ooatrlb•· tep udUt ail a ~aarirnna .,._. I ftotli:c He ~amle ~to rnY ·off.b:e and handed me a written excuee for ~I on• appn" to the tnt t•o rean fOllow· I Little cllll4 hll,lbttllte the day llefote. The excuse slnled that Tommy had n 1o t11v.ortant to ....,..,b., that ••• 1111 ,,., In wlda• ,.., 41.1 ..._ f ill II JOU 1no.wr tuah ppenHI u trana· or wiCt ~ed. ~ , ] 1 h01lll11041 .,....1\ q ,. s.,.OG .....ause o ness and it was signed ~Y the portt.IIOII. Q>oall or lodolno Ia oo•· Tho lattrootloil- w>totl• Its. 1treet father. · e excuM wal genuine). atctloD irJtllrourworl:, ehtck eare- wltla 101r tu forti• 11ve• ~., 1 .oald, "Tommy w!IO answered the phone when 1 called y•s· tulb' tho tuolractl<lll l>ook to ond toiU-'Iott. H~' Ia atoo ari!labll 1 , uroltn Joul..-.1 ! 6:00 9 itpl . =, J: bad as they seem. • A man wu walking down ' Return Jon.othan Meigs Chapter • • Of DAR Hold Meeting On Frtday Middleport Society , }'I' • !!;alit .. e~...,... i,tttniitl . . '' , ·" · v-.. ,.Oll. J'tli\tWIIIon J 8:30 Stant.">" rt,. wiU "''et IJt · ~~ Y• ( 9:30 Tweni~-Q•e "oln Oblln.-er. sunday. 1 Mn. T11ereaa Ohlineer visited Luclllit Bearhs HawkiDs, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 62114 8:00 Suoermin 7:30 P. Ojl • 110410 m: at tbe ~hoOt ~,Panel disucuion ~~fwd w:&ll ~ beld witb the teacher• par- j· aJd Til........& · '"""9i'·""'~ · I tlcipattn•. ·~ H. •, ~ Boney w1'll be · 4:!1!) ~~ ·.j, Da7 present ln'd lflow a movie on ·~ "' · v""~ . are ~uested tO !"I · .. nett Pollo. Mem••n ~ ... 5.: . . ~ bring aandwlches or cookies for 5_: _ 'IIY. I:Jt,tlt . : jfle.. . tilltO Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 orr ~·~ IS, at Tuesday, nr,rre.e. h~r',~~~o~:;. 1'\.A~ iib The Sa\lit;I''""Y Leo Clark and• granddaughter, Cindy, called on his aister, M'rt. Theresa Ohlinger, Wedneaday. a bov." .. ' shopplnJ in Middlt'porl, Saturday . en d.· Mr a!!:d Mrs. Dwia:ht Gibbs and On one occaslon, w.hen I had finished speaking I sat dO,wn nilht. .. Janice Gibbs mi~ tehool on Mr. and Mrs. Dalla.s Gibbs visited the Bide Of a mlniater; he leaned over to me and said "I re. IIUlonda Roush , small daughter Mon~*Y ~•u,e of Mrs. Tobey 'dyers at the St. JosmetnbQ'r that I stole a ~ket knife when I was 8 boy.'' ' _ of Mr. and Mr11 . Richard Roush Lury Lievina: i• ill WCth laryn- eph Hospital, Sunday afternoon. • NBC TV Opera 't Aro Our ltt<!IJ." llostenes ' w!l.l . b; !!'is. Cm fill~.;> . M'rs. tao\ . . . 1 have mad!! this statement to many audiences that I have After the party, which lasted M~rsBe~lh:·c~~~ll~~~~:;~led on addressed: "That all men stole when they were growing up." untU 11:30, they all went to the A d • d"d f h d ~burch and had a prayer meeting Mr. and Mrs. Frankl,ia. Clark of n ue'Ver I anyone rom t e au ience come to me at the until 12 o'clock . Beverly, Ohio vi 1Ited h'' mother, close of my talk and say, "I never stole anything when J was Harry ord· and son, Jack, were Mr.&. Bertha Clark over the week- Parents and tea<hers s)lould not decide that everything that 1:30 The R.ev. and Mra. Claremoot E. HDYt entertained I t the1r home I 4:00 Washington SqUare 5:00 Frontiers of Faith 5:30 Capt. Gau~,n Werner. ~4 .~~tr•. .Fred BltftltW'. Broad Run the boy does that displ$ses them Is wrong. You are just 11 apt to be wrong in your decislon as he- is wrong in his conduct. TBA Hoyt's Entertain Friday Evening After Services Held On Friday t Sunday News and Treasure Theatre ' shiD servle:e. ~ed: will be i'n· ~lled ·by ttl,~ y~ ~aldo ~, Baf.:. , Ms an4 Mrs. vl9 Burl w)b · p.....,;t t~o llljq, ''The Lor•'i . !'il~el'". Wr• J'bH Olpboktllr ~ be !he lea4er lor t~ topl<, ''W~t . .-,MIItqn. By what · stalldar~ should a boy's conduct be i~d!led! 1:00 Flek w.lll lf•d the ...,.. lillizabol~ CHANNI~ Si,8n On Chrlatian Science What One Peraon This Is The Lite Man To Man BtJ.IMing AmeriC'a 12:90 TV Chapel F... ,erated Chufcb will mtet at ttre ebtirch Tue•day 8 p. m. MisS ..._ • LO ·lO 10 15 10 30 \l 00 11 :30 1.2:00 CIICLI TO MilT . . ws.u:ry Tile Friendly Cl><le of tho ~ ·· ,.,~,; " . ·,. . ·~~ iho . ·~rl'_~,:li.'!'~ ' ~ ·.,: ··· · , ......r boikt 11m the man as morning sh<·Wll the ~~· ·t ' 7'''~• Milo Van Meter Funeral Rites Sunday- Channel 3 1 -Everyone Has Stolen, Sometime In Life 1 ....,.~ . · ""'AdllfiA•-"'~-'L Saturday - Chann813 8:2& ON .Ul'fNG TRIP 8:30 Lione-l ~K&S, Mildle]>(lrt Dtt :30 partmentstOre, lldward Tewkwbat'y 10:00 Wt'll ston, a,nd Catl Shoultis, St. u• ~~~ ldiertlsilll "P-ntAtive, BotUnelU.Inmllall Ia< The Dailv Sentinel TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channe13 · TO MilT TUISOA Y MEIGS-MASON eft17 afternOOill except Sunday by The Ohio Valley at 110 M~haalc st., Pomer2y, 0 . Buaineu oUlce aria! office l)bbne S9f. fl S. OWEN - GENERAL MAN#ICII!R REYNOLD I. ~RIENE - EDITOR • 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 11, 1957 \ �• ...,. Fl' a • .,.,. · ' . ' Daily Sentinel Day Book r The'1'0 l!fftltllSTS DailyOF Sentinel AREA MIVOTBB Group 1 of the Women 'a Assoclo atio·.1 wlJI meet at tbe Firtl Pre• bytE>rlan Churcb Tuetfty eveninc. ..--. .....:~rton Ave ., New YOrk City, 18, N. Y. . ' .. - ~ ~ R<!OJld claa mallinM: matter at the poJt oU!te at l'a!aet<!t. Old.: . M~n •alet= Delivery by earrler wMre anllable 30 ·~~'m'LODe .rear In aclv~nee at The Daily Sentinel offiCe, ,~fro: \t,r~::l~~ .qtDftlh Sl. By maU one vear sa:· six mo~a. - · ;,____ .. "- ,SilO: tpfee months, $3.90. By motor route -~ - 1nl""'C"t: mon ua, one month, Sl. · .! Sl1n On WMtern Feature Capt. Mldnla:ht 8011r1ot.ly Doorlv 10:30 8uUd1ng Amerlu Marys, relurne4 today from a buy11:oo FurY l ing trip to New York City. 11 :U CowbCy Theatre 12:30 Mr. Wizard BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mr~ Ronald Hovatter 1 ;,~ g~"P Oq :t'be Fi"m ...,., "·e~n Featurt. (Clara Faye Fry), Columbua, have announeed the birth of a seven 2:80 l'IB'A Chiile pound six ounce aon, Miehael Ray, ~ ;IJO .In Jllni at Mt . Carmel Hospital, COlumbus. ~:30 hoJ: R4~era on January 9. Grandparent• are 6;00 !len Mr .a nd Mrs. John Fry, Milldl~ 6:i~ Scclrelloard 6 :30 Sbow port Hill; Mrs. · Mildred HoVItler, Mlddleport; Clyde Hovatter. Ricbland, Va .. ~rs. s. E. M(X)re, A~Jo:' ' il a great grandmother of the beby. l --·------·-----0~ 0 -.so:· Ed . Note: E. 0. Saunders of Journey's End proposes today that boys are not as bad as .t hey seem! For example, he says everyone has stolen somethmg sometime in his lile. But boys have to be U.ught that stealing when they are nol bo~s but r&th~r, adolescents and men, will get them into tr<>uble. Saun. ders a·rlicles are attracting wide attention as they appear each Sat~rday in The Dally Sentinel. Dt·. Charles Holzer of Galli· polis, for one , has requested copies of the entire series to date for study. •• -I,Jley ... . ' _. Many. ·lhings that a boy does •re dilipleasing and often aMoying·to .., · lltllts, yet not !lad. · . · , • The riglli fit wrong of an act Is determined by the .motive that produced it. . · , Whe!l •. boy is .noisy and even boistro~s. it !'houlQ pot be• cltllt'ged up to him as bad conduct. This conduct Is In perfect •· harmony with his nature. However, there are maliy things in a boy's neture that should be changed by teaching and train· inJ. For example, it is perfectly natural for a child to steal. It begins In infancy. The infant reaches out for loose articles and gathers them to itself . This is not bad but should be supplanted by some other activl!y. ~ • But .if the youngster is not taught that collecting of var. -~ia,:::;:Jfl~:::-c..:.:~~~~~T;;;;~~ ~o~~i::.tlcles may lead to trouble later in life, he may become I~~~t;~::~y. Clerk and • by bed- Mrs. F~nnoie Weaver, wbO- is fast. She is staying with her grand daughter. Mrs. Frances SwartZ of :'\lew Haven. Hank Fetty and eblldren and Mr. ond Mn Gerald Clark and fumily were visiting &i~;~~etb )leynolda ert vl~d Rol> Boys are full of actlvl(y. They will be doing something most of their wakeful hours, either constructive or destructive and JJifCOMETAX FACTS~o. 2 : - - Iit maires little difference to the boy which it is. He gels as ---. much thrill out of chopping down hL• father's favorite cherry . ' Selecting the Correct Form tree. as he would In making • trough in which to feed the hogs. They need guidance. If George Washington's father had had a ~Saves Tax Dollars '. workshop for George to work in when he gave him the hatJ chet, the cherry tree would not have been disturbed. Boys are not to be criticised too much for fighUng. It is just (Thtl •• 0,_. ol Cll 1ene• ot orUclt• 0t1 terJeror ••com• ta:i the desire to win , to be the champion . They fight today and JlltKg. Thtle arUde' are well on lnforM<~Ho" provtde4 1 1 lov'e eaeh other tomon:ow .. 1Wlth the proper guidance and traint"e ,t.,.eriOO•J"•Ht•le of ACX!Ot~nfofllf•. ••• ~ Ohi?.}':c',..,! "" Of Otlrli!k4 h&HO .tccOifftiO"¥· iJI~OJeNUcm ..,..1 ·.ing, tlats activity cap .be f,prqed to athletil'S. where the saMe lnler~~ol R1vtt~•e Btrvke.J . flghtlftg spirit Is shown as when they were pommeling each :, . . government Jtre• 100 the alterD&Un ot u•tn1 the aamvUied tnl)tber with their nsts. . ~ome tax form 1040.A, the "lbort roim" 1~0. or the "long form" 1040, While I was in school work in Kentucky , I had one super- dapendtna on the amount and clrcum~tancel of your Income. Selection Jntendent that orten said he liked to sec boys fight. There was ofTbe lbt wrous form mar cost you unaeeeuury tas dollara. euleat rorm. to die h the 1 nothing wrong in it. 1041)-A, and accordtq to 1'rea1ury 1111 pointed out: "The la.w esped• The(r ftfhtln'g showed that they were real boys. ,ecorda, one out or four tu:payere you to paJ your correct tax-oo Dr. Ballfent has Sitid, "If you crush the fighting instinct, vou oselt. To be tlfPbJe to llle a toto-A more--no lelf."l JOtrr total Income mtllt be eet the coward; if you let It grow wild you have the .bully;' If §'IIrm thia "000. conalltiPI entirely Mltf'led Coaplea . you train it, you have the strong self-controlled man of will." w..-.. tv.bJect to wlthholdtoa (or M01t married cq1aples aave tas Boyt.oft.en do thJngs tjust to draw attention to tljemselves, or ware•. dividendi, and lntereat, dollar• br 61\q a ·Jalnt returf! IP.. or sometimes to annoy their eldcr·s . If elders are annoyed by .::;1 ,~;:\.iZ::'rr~~"a'~~r~! ~~a:a~•:'U:!'~·:; dr::~:·on~~; thls condud, but rerraln from showing it, the annoyance Y:lll :outflde that listed. on your W·2 r~turn ae It tl:le laU1band ~4 wife soon cease. t•IIJ't): The etmptlfted form mallet each b,IA one-batt t~t total lu,come bo proYialbn ~or "Head ot Honae- (81'8D U\OUfh tht "' • mar t.t\UIIl~ Tb@ following atory which I fiq~ in one of my books on ibol4'' 1tat\ll·or lWIIIIIied 4t~d.w:tloniJ. Jla•e bad no tacome . lnOODJMPIIt• ttaoOf managari'leht, 1s a good UhDtratton that boys are not as ~u rou liM tlll• 1orm the rovern- unc, o.a It ' ' cal~ed. mD.J brlnl the . f the street one cold a ternoon with 1 fUr tl't\lfner (the firSt seen in that section) around his neck. tb t 1 11 d · A s h e t urne4 th.e corne1' a IIIII e 1mp across e s ree ye e out, "My ain't that feller got long e11rsl" Supposing that the remai'k Yi&s sUggested by hJs fur muffler, and aimed at him· 1 1 10 pun 1sh th e f 11Ow f or hlb ·' seIf, ·'..e 11art·~ -. across I'"-'It: s ree lmpudl~ but, on glancing up the street, he saw a man lead· Ina: a tnule with the longest eaffl he had ever seen. He cam£~~ktv to lh 1 1 th 1 lh b th e mu 1e,. tb e QUn; v. e cone US on a e oy meant lio)l WJII not 18 bad IS hE! seemed. • WhUe I Dean of }loys in a high school, one of my duties was to cteck all abtentees In calling by telephone the home · . of a boy y fbe niplle of Tommy who WUi absent, I was told.._ a male voi~that Tommy. Was sick. The voice sounded like tha1 of T~11l·~ uked who wa.s talking and was told it was Tom e '• wu: 1.· , , ment wlllllgure JQUJ' tBJi and aend touple down Into .. low•r tax ro• tither I. refund or a blll, If you bracket. j ·1 o desire. However, tor \he nrat Watjjb tor the ueeptloni, bow· 'tlm• thlt ,.ear. JOU can compute ever. It you had e~pltal loaM• or 1. your own til 011. rorm 104D·A and unuaual1y hlJ:l medteal upenaea. .either ~end In the balance due with you will be w11e to l(ur. 'ootb Joint 1 •the rtUim or thoW thereon the Jy and aeparateb' to aee wblela 11D.0\1Dt or you bave coming. reaoltll Jn le.. tu.. U you al'el\1p~runa a de~odienl fietlaer to Itemise and rnalnttln • hOme ror that per-, Sbouldi you 4ecldit to uae the eon a1tbou1h rov. :-.rt 1ht1le. wid1 rqutar rorm 1040 you euu ht~.n owed, dh·oraed or 1esall7 aepatated, the tbotee of ltemltlDI lteducttona you may be &bit to qwaUty 11 a or uta11 1tandarcl ded•etlon which "held ol houuhold," aad ft1ute amountt to about 10 percent Qf your your tax oa a tpect-1 table Whlcb Income. rr rciur Income wo.a lea11 give• you part of the advabtqe' 1 tbaa tltOOO and Jo\1 u•• the •tan- enJoJed b)' ma1TI~ eouple• 111na dard deaactlon, rou d111termloe your Joint roturne. tu trom Ut.a apechd table given tn th• ~n•tn~ctton booll. Survl•lnt .,_.. YQou art lllel,. to save by ltemls· A1 1o. 11 7011r •uaband or wlt• died tnr U 1011: In lllit or 1111. and Jon ~a'rl a1 1 1 1 refund refreshment.. _ The JSible 'S tudy of tile Lutheran Church met at the hqm.e of Mr. tnd llrl. Jdi:ie ttouab, Wednesday eyening. ThOle td:ending wer~ Rev. Raymond Petlrt, Mrs. Rulh Goodnlgbt, Mrl. Lucille King, Mi's. Catherine Reynold• Mra. J1rk Ord and Mrs. Mary Goodnight. ; .•' ' terday?" .. • , He r41p.lf~ '',.y ~ather.·~ ., =· :::eJ•:::. ••'I tht atudlr4 ,:~ec~:. dt~ ..,., ~te=~~~a:r~·· ·~~:-;.Wtj dedv.atton. B•"te• ar · · t to 11Qid_il!1n lbat I illd not beUeve what he said. He fintlly ad- n rour dildoo\lou art clooe to • properb' quail d>lttor , • · ftlittid II w;o not hla lather, but he hi11Jself, l then asked 1:,~-:.~•;..::.~:..~1 :t, ':..~":~;: dooldt to. ...,_ ..lfldt 0 ' 10• . "WIIo wu tilt lltdy that posed as your mother?" w·m whl<b nilultl 1n " ' omautr ttletoi ......,, 'ru 111•11 lot C., *• ... · 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:00 ?.!·t ;Ji Meet The Presa News PlctL,1re Statesmen Quartette 77th ae~r:allJ..,..: en C.i,rcus &,qy ,. Steve AUen Show 1:jle .C~eyy S~ow Loretta Younc ShGw 8 • 3~ News Picture us Sport• Eye ,,~c Weotbereul f:OO . Solditts of FQI'tnnt 7:110 !fai "Killl'' cole 7:4~ . NBC News 8:00 Sir Lancelot 1:::: 11 :00 Mrs. Harold Lohse was elected delegate to the State Cungresa to be held in D'\Yton on March 14-16 Alternates are: Miss Daisie Saun. den, Mrs. Ruell Finaterwald, Mrs. James Brewington. Mrs. Everett Hayes. Mrs. o. p, Klein, ebairman of the Chapter's committee for the Ohio Room in the DAR Museum in constitution Hall, Washington, ::~:~ 7~~nt&OJDOl'J News Headlines 11 1" w h : " Preis eot Box ermt 11:20 11 30 : Ohio Gov. lnaug_l.lratlon 9:~0 12:00 4:15 4:SO 5:00 5:30 6:00 I Sunda'y "'" Channell. 10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 10:30 Look Up and Live lbOO United Nations in AcUon Captaltl Ka •.p.roo 11:30 Camera Tbre, llll&biY Mouse 12:00 Ld'A Take A Trip Lucky 8 Re.o.cb 12:30 Wild Bill Hitkok -r.Ioo. of Texas ]Iangen 1:00 Heckle and Jeckle 1:30 Mls:;ion at Mid.Century Bte Top 2:00 Curtain Time The VJil! ]\Inger 2:31) The I ast Wor'd Jr. ~own lfee~ng 3:011 Face The Nation Natioual lee Hockey 4:00 TBA Town, Co1,1nlry Crossrvads 4:30 omnibus 6:00 Telephone Time TJJ,e Rig J>ieture 6:80 Annie Oakley Chur~h's Bli Story 7:00 Lassie TV Cla!lfll'oom 4:30 Jack Benny Air }'ower 8:00 ~ s·.!ltvan Sho'R i'elt UN Clik:k '1:80 Bucnneera 8:'09 Jacl.l'e Gleason Show 9:tM) (;.~e Stonn s ·Aow 9:30 BeY ~eannte 1~:((11 Oub;)note SEE OR CALL JOHN RICHMOND ...., 10:00 $64,000 Cballenge 10:3() Wbat s My Line ' 11:00 Sunday News Speelal tl:lS The l.ate Show A NEWSPAPER ROUTE ShOw -M · ~.J ::::.::..... ::.::.--:I,.-8--:-4:1:::5-::-Se-cr-;-:el~torm ·a....ay uo Edge o~ N\g~t '"nanne a;® Cat:tafu KaD&Ili'OO O:Ob Momln& Sb~w 10:® G1J1Y Mpon tO:iO AJQlur GoclfrtJ 11:$0 S&ike u 1\leh 12:00 \lj!i¥t La<ly 12:lG Lo'te ~:~f Ufe DAILY CROSSWORD' 4. Mn. ,..llltorl Betttnc 11. Bktn 1. I• ·1. Teamll ·'l ..- •' Cnttcbtl'l ~rd w tEccl.) T. f'ootltl' a. Bellel t. Merrtlnlllti 10. WltheHd ramo !Bp.) lt Fllfb . . lttrd openinp U . Silk veil 13. Faultily lt. Old Olrd ('l&l'.)i\ 1s. tered En"""'" n ....... tr BnP(iiD 12:10 Sefl'Cb for Tomorrow 11:ta Gultll"' Wht t:Ck) ltat!e's KitCfle~ 1:SO AJ tli:e World Turaa t:OO our Wa• BrOoU S:tO Houtepll'tf p:OO Big Payi)ff $:111) -.,m Croob) Show _ olr.:;Mil .n. . _ ~ • •. nRn~ {V.,.) ':::""" 4ill0 ~ U. ~ •• PI ... nrllll :;: :::...,. . . ~::w... :: ~;~ bWarlf' If,~18. M\la!C nolo 1'·!~~.....,.-ao.~"':t'it.or a&~~ 21. Vnluten 2 , At 0110 Umt i n. .o:d)ult . 29.1'nlp .so. Cooked 1,. Chlnoloo ~ aa. v•Nil Sf.-- tl, ~ . (•·I.._,.. 7:30 Robinhoo1 .fi- . I Loye Lui!y December Bride ·studio One 11:00 Up-to-the Min\lte NeWB 11:05 Sc11nning the Weather 111:10 Tile Late Show . &'t. litm time ffi ~ PbfbOUR 12:30 Oroi *s. I Roberts 1;00 20th Century Theatre a~ !I'~ 3:00 Marshall College , · jtpt,l\' Slqll."i searebaat4 3:30 John Hopkins File 7 . ~. ft'Ul D O'V'ef ":00 · College Press Conference 4:30 Mcdl~aJ Horizons AnoltJ 'ftml 5:00 Cartoon Theatre ll1tm Falt!.nl 5:30 Press ConferCnce W&lk 8:00 20th Century Theatre 7:30 Ted Maelr: Atrtateur Hour 8:30 Preu r.:onhrenee 9:00 Omnlbu ~ 10:30 20tb Centur~r Theatre I· ,: '8~ • ·aea l liND IT WD.l BRING HIM 1:0!) 1:.. a·!M! ~;jQ tltiii'T llttt'lal 1:1111 lli.ettl' Mou• Club · DOWN TO EIUlTH '1':15 Job11 Daly and Newt 1:*0 Sherlock Holmes 8:6o uanny 'J'homas Show 8:30 Voice, of Firestone · 9:00 Your TV Theater 9:30 LaWTenl'e Wftlk Top Tunes 10:30 Mark Saber 11:00 News of the Night t l:lfi 1'h£.atre 13 12:1\S Sij~n Off - BROADR~ j{: . I• \ ...... •••U •u•• . ' Charles Legar were guesta when Mrs. John Terrell entertained the Winding Trail Garden Club, Thurl' day evening at her home, Fisher St. The club prayer opend the meet ing i.n eharge of Mrs. Terrell, president. Devotions were led by Mrs. Joseph Struble. Members re. sponded to the roll call. "A Fav· orile Plant To Dry." A report was made on a basket sent a needy familY . at Christmas time. The traveling prize donated by Mre. Struble was awarded to Mrs. Rob· crt Thompson. l lin. · Jame1 S&JTe uliJted by nuriday evening at tbe bome or Oval DJddle eillertalned .the Mrs. Dey Hy~ll with lln. Gerald iut Couneii.On of "''heodorus Wildermuth and Mii. Lucy Gibbt Council Daughten of America on aa to-hostesses. Thursd•y ewnlilg at her home, .Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., president, Eaat U:aln St. Mrs. Grover Erb and lfn. Pearl 'Speneer ·were t!Dn- presided at tbe meeting which oppibuUag hoiW81H. .rned with devo~ lead by Mra. Tbe meeting in ebarge of Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth' who bad ror Mai Meinbut, presideot. opened her topic,"Consider Tbe Lillies" with seripture reading by Mn. taken from MaUtew 6:28. Mem· Sayre followed with tbe · Lord's bers respondl!d lt:J roll eaU wltb Pranr and pledge tO the flag. ·"New Flowers I Would Like To 'FollOWing the bulineu .ession Grow In U~7." a number at gamea were played· A di~eussion was ~ on a potw~th prize& awarded to Mrs. Addie luck dinner for varentine Day. Grue~r, Mhs Ern a Jease, Mrs. There was abo a dUcUBSion on Richard Campbell anlll :Mrs. Ber· planniiJ• a summer flewer ahow nice Darst. and Mr1. WildermutJI, )l1ss Ethe1 •Refreshments were &erved by Garland and L Routh were tbe bosteqes to those named named It the c:ommittee. above and 'drs. Albert Woodard, Mr•. Tbom a1 Hennea11 Sr. pre· Mrs. J~k Robson, Mrs. Henry Rei- 11ented a paper, "Window Gar· bel aqd a guf'lt, Mrs. Charles Hoff. dens" tnd M.iaa Ethel Garland ner of Fhi.dlay. raed -an article on ''The care Of Th~ february )neeting will be Poinsettias." held at the -home of Kra. Charles Cohen. HELD FOR COURT x'rt. Mrs. RoyGrueser Is Hostess For Party On Friday Mrs:.,.. Golden Rule Class Members Attend Prayer Services I . . The Jt<XI m,.t4t( will be held 1'at the home of Mtl. Willard Ebers' bacb on Jaq.u.uy ~. 0 1'laaia.. . MILK ••:.• GAS TRUCK DRIVER JUST BARELY ESCAPED Il l~ J M Mnkloone§OG<IIoodyou won't have to coax the tida to drinld It's a refreshing taste-treat that everyone ecjoys! Serve it often, plain oc flavored, and uS. it to add extra rkJ1.. ness to your cookiDg and baking, too! • • Our farm-fresh dairy prtjducts are an important part of every• one's diet. Serve them oftell •.. milk, butter, oot!Jlge ·cheese, or· ange drink, chocolate millt., coffee cream ... ; For A Wlnler "Pepper-Up" nl.rll at her home, Pr08peet l{ill. During the business session in I THE DAILY SENTINEL for a Uill 4rted arrangement; xn.. Minnie Davia for a low tlrilld _.. rangement aDd to Jlila Gibbs for a potted plant. A ulad course wu aerved bJ the hoste11ea durinc Use IOdl1 bour. Mrs. Roy Gru~ ·enlertained with a Stanley party Fiidar moraing at her new berne. AtheD& road. Following a demonstrat:Wn bJ l!rs. Richard Campbell Jallll!l were played with prizea awarded to , Mrs. Maxine ArDoJd, Jlrl. Boy Grueser and Mn. WUtiAm ·Grueser. Refreshment& were Jef"'ed b;r tbe. bot.tess t? those named above and Mrs" Scott Folmer. J1n. Rollin Radford and daughter; Connie, Mrs. Derwood Cumminp. · Mn. Hora« AbbOtt, Mrs. Botiert ArNed Call, Middleport was taken nold, Mrs. Roy Smith. Mn. ·uw ~nto cuslody Friday night by Sher- Grueser, Mrs. Harold Blawton Iff Rohert C. Hartenbaeb at the and ebildren, Sherrle 'and Bobby, request of the Probate Coart for Mn. William WaJner, :tr. . and further action. Marla and Maria Gruesef. enter· in thara:e of Mrs. <:. · J. Eberabach pre}lident, a contribution w•s m~de · 'to \he poUo fund. Myltery &liter names were'· draWn for the yuar. ·. Games wete plaYed and prizes awat4ed to 1(ra. Egdlli' Pratt, Mrs. t-ee Pratt ·and Mrs. Charlefl Buc:k . The : travelina: prb.e donated by by ·Ml'•··.td•i.r Pratt waa awarded to Mrs. Emmett Blackburn. Refreahmenta ware aerved by .the hostess to thosJ: named above ud Mra. Willard Bbersbacb, Mrs. Richard Vaugbal'l,' Mrl. WJndoil, Mre. Emma Leifheit and Mrtl. Theodore Lebew. . .' ~ Heat Our Chocola~ Milk .. For Fine BOT CHOCOlATE I SPRING HILL DAIRY .......... Jl'ir•t Jll..,ev..• IINil fRANI( JINMNGS llee~ (lett) jUJt tn flm.e aa· h1t PJ."'Pane gu trucll: eXplodea ID ftaD:lN in Pblladelpbla. Back of h1s clot.blllg II tinged. The tlo.mu pt th!M 1tart from a amolderinJ' piellhe _bulk--. h)O'I- Taok truck wu 1o!c104 With 3,_000 ,...- olpupono._.. GALLIPous, omo 1.1.........- B.....,...Iol, '• I ' " ' ·'' j .· Elberfeld, Mr. and Mi'l. William ~~~:~:anr:i Mr. aad Mn1 William arid aon Don all of Pome roy. In the afternoon Mr. Elberfeld opened his many a:lfts and- after eehool his grandson, Bllly Downk' and hia ;rreat ·grandson, John An· derson visited bim. Mrs. Harold Ebersbach ·, I Mrs. CbarJe1 Spencer and Mrs. -·--~- · - talned the Kln Club Ttluraday eve. A newspaper route will help de· velop your so~·· responsibility lnitietivo. tltrtft, hone&ty, end roai manhood. Fino t•alts of cherec· ter become real and active in your boy when he Is e newsp•p•r· boy_ Winding Trail Garden Oub In Thursday Meet bo-.. up..,......,.. ------- .. """.-... P""""'t•l •o--.a•J . Theodorus Council Twilight Garden Club January Meeting Held Thursdav Night Past Councilors The January meeUna: of the Blue •warda for flower eD:ihltl In Thursday Meet TwiH&ht Garden ClUb wu held were given to MiA Ethel Garlaad wm Mrs. H. Ebersbach Is Hostess For Kin Club Thursday ON THE RIGHT SIDE! \ The Cultural program was given by Donna Joae1, her subject wu "Peoplt". Refreahments were served by Elizabeth Anderaon, Ann Rupe, and Jean Werry. -na ':' &i IOYPIIAM llblp. tbt Aka, a G,OOO-UJD. L8T, U. cr'OiiiiiWIII llllbl Sues caaal ;Jut lOUth v! f.alloo ..... .a.d aiW8l88CIIond dowll by .. 2,.000-toD. kNI4 ot ~t. Tbl ilalftp craft .. tM It.dla .ttl .ato. '1'111 AJca wu bombed by Aftl\o-f'reDcl:l .pt.auL Thil .... • uu t!D1:rU.ce tD Lab lftrn•) Blue ribbons were awarded to Mr:;. Thompson and Mns. Terrell for dried arrangemenls. Mrs. C. L. Ht:at"On was in charge Ql rerreation and slideS or tbre~ Hower shows were .!ihown and explained by Mrs. Jo ~ph Slruble. A dessert course was served by the hostess to those Rllmed above A denert course was served Members of the Golden Rule • • MI'S. by M.r~. Simpson · lO and Mrs. George Heines, Clan of the First Baptist Churcll • . l William KIJ:iHJt!r. "1rs Allard Elinb.:~h Fick, Mary Virgm1a attended the Union Week ol Reibel, Mrs: Robert Rawlings, Pratt and Miss Emma Seitz. Prayer service at the Baptist Mrs. W11Uam Grueser, Mr!l. Ru sChurch before going to the home Ball Coan Stree&. Pnntero, sell Wilson, Mrs. Millard Wilder1 ol Mrs. Raid Varney Thursday eve· tfflr-- H!!t~I'L y to 11. 1 to S. tC'IMr 11 N'OIJ• 8 muth, Mril. Robert Roberts, Mrs. nlng for their JanuarY meeting. 1 ~::::~;:;::;~:;; Hiram l'iSh,r, )Jrs. Bradford Maa!'l . Mrs. CUfford Stumbo, pretident, I, Robert Murphey and family , presided ·and Paul Smlrt, teacher Logan were recent guests of Mr. of the Class, aave the o~ing and Mn. liJirley Jobnaon. prayer. Mra. C. E. Hoyt, wife of Dale Giles Lakeview 1pent • the church paator, pt't'tented the duo with bia mother Mrs. Cora program for the evening.' A dessert courae waa · served by II Gil:;;..tt Wears was a reoent Mrs. Varney 4-lld Mr. and Mrs. .1'4r6. ....eurg~ t 'ltrta, lUtl tormer illest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Stumbo to twenty members. Lucille Dutton, Columbus, 11 one 1 Her~hall Weara. of the committee membera work· Mtsa Kay Wyatt spent a day ing on the arrangement& for the with her grandparents Mr. aad ALFRED NEWS mld·Winter Bridge Tournament Mrs. S. A Wyatt Mrs. Carrie Swartz returned which opened Friday at the SenLa vena Wears was a recent guest bome last week after a visit witb eca Hotel for a three day meeting. of relatives in ColumbUs. ber cbUdren, Mr. and Mrs. Bart)' It is sponsored by the Central &wirtz and family and Mr. and Ohio Bridge Association under the Mrs. Rt>x O'Brien and famlly of near F'Lor1. :MrL Swartz is now auspices of tbc American Contract RI!IDSVILLI BrJdge Le~iue. ke•. Freeland Norris filled bls suffering witb a aevere cold. Mrs. Fart8 was shown in a pic regular appointment at the It E. The replar meeting or the w. s . ture of committee members in 1Church Sunday evening. c. S. will be held at tbe home of the Friday isaue of tl'le Journa.l. t Mrs. Edna Stewart left Wednes- avnet Windland on Tuesday evenSb_e is a member ofthe Open Pau day to apend ·me winter months ing, Ja11. 15. comnilttee. at Fort Lauderdlle Florida. Mrs. Faris is the daughter of '' Mr. and 'drs. c. ' E. Humphrey Jamea Whitlatd, who has been Mr. and Mn. C. P. Dutton, Mld· left Thursday for a several montba: home tor th last two weeks left dleport, and is a frequent visitor Jtay In di!ferent toealiti~s Jo FJor- Friday nlgbt tor Army dut; in with her famlly here. ,irUt. · ' Conneclicul. leld, Belpre; Mr. and Mra. Alfnd .:80 Five Star Final 1:00 Kukla Fran & Onte . Mn. E. W. Siddall; Marietta; Mr aad Mrt. Rqbert Slaa:el. JrontoJI; Mr: ·. and · Mfa. 'Martin Elberfeld Mr · .and fttr1. Robert Lytle and. dauS)Iter, Janite or Chllll eothe; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elbel' ,· ::=-~~==--~--~~~3--~6~:00=-:C,-rtoo~b ~.............. The 89th birthday of Jacob El· betfeld was celebrated Monday at his borne, Mulberry Ave. with a family dinner. A large three-tier· ed ~ake Iced white and decorated wltb · yellow rosebuds, the gift o~ the employees of thll) Elberfeld Store, wa1 served with the dinner. Present were the honored 1uest and Elberfeld, Ml'll. Allan ~f!Uer or"Darltn, Conn.; Mr. and . i''· c.tttlll')" 1·~~- Jacob Elberfeld fs Honored On 89th Birthday · Talent Sc<>ute t.Mr4tn-Qua...a13l. Sunday-Channel13 i:~. l.P-3z. 11:16 S~gn On ~id WAteti llttll ' 12:00 Ftilh For Today The Ohio Eta PbJ Chapter of Beta Slama Phi held their HJCU)ar meeting January 8, at the DAV Hall. The prelident Ann Rupe announeel;l that the annual Harth of Dimes Danee will be Jan. 2tS at the Pomeroy Hlgb sehool, with mllli£ by Joe Steele better known at "The Kingt" from Ironton, Ohio. The Mothen March wUl beJan. 31. Ia the near future tbe Ollio Eta Phi girlt will be the guest or the the Ohio Fuel Gat Co. for 1 BettJ Newton demonatration. o, / Burns & Allen ar~t••...:llQ~.....,.---- 11 '.:.3ll_S...c\g=-n_o·- '-'_ _ .:...,..._..,..;. . Ohio Eta Phi Chapter Meet HeldJan.S Mrs. George Faris Committee For Bndge Tournament 7:15 DoUglos Edwards. 8:00 UO 9:00 9:30 H):OO ' Robert Styen and WOLF PEN WHf._.-l'V Channe_l13 ....... ---- - ·' 1004 6:50 Wei.therman 7:00 Press C'onferena.e Mro. ., .,. r. ·- CAN GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE &:00 'l'he Early Show 8:30 Your Esso Reporter 8:-l& Sports Parade , and Mrs. James Sl:mpson entertain· ed the Tri-City Sewing Club at her home Thursday eveni11g and reeeiVe<l hostefi gifts (rom th e members. The ne:~et mCeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Sid· ney Spencer. • 12:80 Sign Off .. SIGN OFF --I'RAY~I_R_ __ 10:10 Tlte tate Beuen Mrs. James Simpson .Is Hostess ToTriCity Sewing Club a"·.:~ AIGt,,"ed,'beHil.l~:hcoek I o!!V.''' CiOideJL Pll)'llOUIII Rev. Cirde, orian~t. Pall , Mrs. Roller, ·pr.esident, presided and Mrs. M. L. French was named to prepare resolutions of reapect for the late Mrs. A. W. MoKay. Plana were made for the combined January iDd Februaty meet ing of the Club which will be held on Feb. 4 with the pla10e to. be announced later. A drawing was held for the oil painting contributed to the club by Miss Daisie Saunders and B F. ~armalee was nwarded the picture. .=-~-.:..._-..:......,--~-- 1:10 tie llat-J G d Club 1 Call Meeting Held Thursday 12:00 ')'onight ~ aftep the Chu.reb ~erv .eea Friday ·veninJ,. Gtmea w~tre enjoyt'd and refre.Jbmerota ae:rved to the Rev HowarU Ruppe1t, tbe ~v . c. R. Konkright, the IUv. N D. Borden &nd daua:ht.er; India, Fred 1. Gar~~·c·. putodr ..".!_ tbeG Cbd ureh tb'' ria,.. an •u•. ar ner. e &ave a report on th1a proje£t. er Cbarle• Bu EJ 1 Rolllh Jlnl, WUUam )}radf-ord ia 1 new D~na and Del~rrt•· V r I.-4A ' member ot tbe Chapter. an .illc!A:'r. Gueata ror tbe afternoon were \ Mr. Van Meter waa preceded iD Mrtl. D. B. Hartin&er, a charter death In Apdl, 1966, by hla wife member of the Col. Cbarle1 Lewit Jnd the immed 1ate family had Chapter, Point Pleuut, 'ami Mrs." three dealhs 1n the paat nlne monTheodore Reed Jr., Pomeroy. tbs. He is 1mniYed by a dauJ)Jter, Mrs. Dutton wu pro.gram chair· ·\Ira. Emma Wllaon, wttb wbom be man on the toplc "Great Ameri· 1 hved, and a aon. Che•t~r Van ~et· can Docume11b" and pve a te• . er; nineteen &randcbLlden; n1II;e. ume Of the documentary history : teen great grandchildren, a alS· of tbe United States. Sbe called 1 ter, Mrs. Charle1 McNamee, Mid· the D~laratlon Of Independence , dleport. • . the ConJt.itution, Waahington'a Amon.s those attendmg the funFarewell Address and otber docu· era! were Mn. McNamee, Mr. and ments of this type the mo.t vital Mn. C. H. Wise Jr., Mra. Lena Hterature in the 'billtory of our Clark, Mrs. Grant Roberts, Pota,~. eountry. . Pleuant, Mr. ind Mrs. Gt!otre Reiber, Columbua. Sandra BreWiq\OD, member of the CAR Cbapter ,read Lias=oln'l Gettysburg Address and Hra. Dly ?!raell, gave exeerpta from WaahOf en mgtun • Farew~Jl Address. Ellen . • Dutton and Neda Bradford, ~AR 1memben, played four American 1 folk s.?,ns~. as plano duets "?b, Su!' ~nnab , . Home on ~e Range , Mrs. Max Roller had a called 'Turkey m the S~w and 'The meeting of the Executive Board Arkansas Traveler . of Middleport Garden Club at her borne Thursday evening. __ 1_2.:._~ stan orr ...... 1:00 1:30 2:00 A- . The Return Jonotban MeiCB Cb'apter of tbe Dau&hten ot the American Revolution met Friday afternooa at the home of Mrs. iDale Dutton with Mrs. Emerton Jones, Mrs. James Brewington and Min Daisie Saunders as hoatell8ea. Mt'i. Irving Karr, re,ent, and Miss Grace Horton, chaplain. open· ed the meeting and Mra. Karr gave a brief report on tbe Cbild· ren o( tbe American Revolution chapter whkh is b~ing reactivated In the colUlty. Mrs. A .R. Knight, Chapter MoYing Picture chlirman. and Mrs. Karr, State ch._irman of Moving Pictures, disc:usse!\ 1 report on this eommittee's work in 1 DAR publication. ~·-t--~-··~---~·~ ·--~~--1 11:30 . · He .WCI, "thai my sister." - . A> ·!b". That'lf!~.!ti!!J!I1_ .--a.~ I aoktd wpy he had,. told all the•~. things that we111 Don't fprget he's just a !loy. no\ true, .• nd .. ~r was, Just for fun. Tommy was not Being just 1 Boy, he'll do 'r a1 bad ~fit M .,... Much you will not want him to· He'll be careleiiB of hilt ways • The tollowhvl poem carries the same thought through Its entirety u the i1Ue of this story· · • . Have Ills disobedient da~s. ' JUST A BOY Wilful, wild and headstrong, too, Getlo understand the ladJust as when a Boy, were you; He'' \lot eacer to be !lad; Things of vahte he'll destroy, If the rJgh! ht always knew, Bul, reflect, he's just a lilly. . He Wlllld be ""Ill .. you. ~ual a Bey who needs a frlentl, Wert h~ II'OW ltSceetUit.l wise. Pa\ltnt, kindly lo tile end, . · Ul'd,"ft.juat•bout.Jflllr atze; N:eeds 1 falher wbo wlllabow \VileJie·tl.oetl thlnp !hat annoy , Him the things he wants to know; Don't fo11et, be'a just ,. Boy, '!'alee him With you when you w~lk. !)ould he know, and understand, I.ls\en When he wants to talk, He wOuld ae.ed no RUiding hand; His eompanionshlp enjoy, Bilt be'i f.OUIII alld hasn't learned Dofl't forget, be's just ~Boy! How Ute a eomers must be turned; C"Jus.t a Boy" ilt from Rhymes of QIIIJ41tooc! by Ed~al' A. DOel\l'lluOw ftom d~y Guest. CoilyrlW!ted 1a:u by "The ~J t. Lee Co. Chicli~) 'I'll~ ja "'"tit In life tlllt. ' 1. '1'111! BoY l'roblem, Pilgrim Prell. · .. ..~.~-~liM~ ... -' 6:45 7:09 Funenl service!! for Milo aVa Meler, 90. were held "L tlte Ew'lng Funeral Home Friday ahernoon with \i.e Rev. Roy Bush, UD.ited Brethren Church p1u1tor, oUie-atiniJ. Special mualc was pruent.ed b)' l"reeland Norrio And Floronee Adama, vocaUill, and Mrt. wer~ James Bell, James Van Met- Mtss Bernier Bowen. WCM$_;TV Channe~ 8 10:80 11:00 ";J!· I•'· '-• 1r&' ·• 8·30 to tlebool - ltvtly - m)""a atber. I \hell a»ked lor his mother. A lady answered a~d , m o.. -~ 11tate a mom~ ol ~ lloullhol4 • ·••' 31 ...... said lhJ wUlheibother. On asking who the man was that 1 (•) Had u~ttaau•l m"t1c11 ex· peaderit clilld ·o r ttepeb04, . 12.Klddll' ..... ll · l"ed t I I ld •-• I T ' I h I d'd poniOI entitled u • ··oor•l•tDI opooiO" to b ad ,.... "' 0, Wll o bUI'l t was ommy s at er. ,I (J) Had dedacUbJa obJicJ.care ea· the 1 am1 taoomMpllttlnr bMIW . :ao.Amtm'IU.. DOl ~-- Wl!all "'d ~>een told, but there w'" nothing lefl Po\110 thlo r••• u r•• would ••" oil • ; voto ('N.) lor me· ~ • ·\Kit llart, ~ and wait for Tommy's return to ff) llu«•~ In••• f'Nlm ..... jol11l n1.Ur6-tDitll )'011 mnlrrl.. l i·IS.~rt '-1 ~,.,... did th· ... 1' w1 1 llOl'DI, -dent or lhell beiVN ~ onllf of 1tlf. •~• .Jifl'll. aa. Pulllll M:IIVU wtwa~ ••· ,. e "~ o ng morn ng. . Ul lli'f:•· tllrlt Ja.rla ooatrlb•· tep udUt ail a ~aarirnna .,._. I ftotli:c He ~amle ~to rnY ·off.b:e and handed me a written excuee for ~I on• appn" to the tnt t•o rean fOllow· I Little cllll4 hll,lbttllte the day llefote. The excuse slnled that Tommy had n 1o t11v.ortant to ....,..,b., that ••• 1111 ,,., In wlda• ,.., 41.1 ..._ f ill II JOU 1no.wr tuah ppenHI u trana· or wiCt ~ed. ~ , ] 1 h01lll11041 .,....1\ q ,. s.,.OG .....ause o ness and it was signed ~Y the portt.IIOII. Q>oall or lodolno Ia oo•· Tho lattrootloil- w>totl• Its. 1treet father. · e excuM wal genuine). atctloD irJtllrourworl:, ehtck eare- wltla 101r tu forti• 11ve• ~., 1 .oald, "Tommy w!IO answered the phone when 1 called y•s· tulb' tho tuolractl<lll l>ook to ond toiU-'Iott. H~' Ia atoo ari!labll 1 , uroltn Joul..-.1 ! 6:00 9 itpl . =, J: bad as they seem. • A man wu walking down ' Return Jon.othan Meigs Chapter • • Of DAR Hold Meeting On Frtday Middleport Society , }'I' • !!;alit .. e~...,... i,tttniitl . . '' , ·" · v-.. ,.Oll. J'tli\tWIIIon J 8:30 Stant.">" rt,. wiU "''et IJt · ~~ Y• ( 9:30 Tweni~-Q•e "oln Oblln.-er. sunday. 1 Mn. T11ereaa Ohlineer visited Luclllit Bearhs HawkiDs, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 62114 8:00 Suoermin 7:30 P. Ojl • 110410 m: at tbe ~hoOt ~,Panel disucuion ~~fwd w:&ll ~ beld witb the teacher• par- j· aJd Til........& · '"""9i'·""'~ · I tlcipattn•. ·~ H. •, ~ Boney w1'll be · 4:!1!) ~~ ·.j, Da7 present ln'd lflow a movie on ·~ "' · v""~ . are ~uested tO !"I · .. nett Pollo. Mem••n ~ ... 5.: . . ~ bring aandwlches or cookies for 5_: _ 'IIY. I:Jt,tlt . : jfle.. . tilltO Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 orr ~·~ IS, at Tuesday, nr,rre.e. h~r',~~~o~:;. 1'\.A~ iib The Sa\lit;I''""Y Leo Clark and• granddaughter, Cindy, called on his aister, M'rt. Theresa Ohlinger, Wedneaday. a bov." .. ' shopplnJ in Middlt'porl, Saturday . en d.· Mr a!!:d Mrs. Dwia:ht Gibbs and On one occaslon, w.hen I had finished speaking I sat dO,wn nilht. .. Janice Gibbs mi~ tehool on Mr. and Mrs. Dalla.s Gibbs visited the Bide Of a mlniater; he leaned over to me and said "I re. IIUlonda Roush , small daughter Mon~*Y ~•u,e of Mrs. Tobey 'dyers at the St. JosmetnbQ'r that I stole a ~ket knife when I was 8 boy.'' ' _ of Mr. and Mr11 . Richard Roush Lury Lievina: i• ill WCth laryn- eph Hospital, Sunday afternoon. • NBC TV Opera 't Aro Our ltt<!IJ." llostenes ' w!l.l . b; !!'is. Cm fill~.;> . M'rs. tao\ . . . 1 have mad!! this statement to many audiences that I have After the party, which lasted M~rsBe~lh:·c~~~ll~~~~:;~led on addressed: "That all men stole when they were growing up." untU 11:30, they all went to the A d • d"d f h d ~burch and had a prayer meeting Mr. and Mrs. Frankl,ia. Clark of n ue'Ver I anyone rom t e au ience come to me at the until 12 o'clock . Beverly, Ohio vi 1Ited h'' mother, close of my talk and say, "I never stole anything when J was Harry ord· and son, Jack, were Mr.&. Bertha Clark over the week- Parents and tea<hers s)lould not decide that everything that 1:30 The R.ev. and Mra. Claremoot E. HDYt entertained I t the1r home I 4:00 Washington SqUare 5:00 Frontiers of Faith 5:30 Capt. Gau~,n Werner. ~4 .~~tr•. .Fred BltftltW'. Broad Run the boy does that displ$ses them Is wrong. You are just 11 apt to be wrong in your decislon as he- is wrong in his conduct. TBA Hoyt's Entertain Friday Evening After Services Held On Friday t Sunday News and Treasure Theatre ' shiD servle:e. ~ed: will be i'n· ~lled ·by ttl,~ y~ ~aldo ~, Baf.:. , Ms an4 Mrs. vl9 Burl w)b · p.....,;t t~o llljq, ''The Lor•'i . !'il~el'". Wr• J'bH Olpboktllr ~ be !he lea4er lor t~ topl<, ''W~t . .-,MIItqn. By what · stalldar~ should a boy's conduct be i~d!led! 1:00 Flek w.lll lf•d the ...,.. lillizabol~ CHANNI~ Si,8n On Chrlatian Science What One Peraon This Is The Lite Man To Man BtJ.IMing AmeriC'a 12:90 TV Chapel F... ,erated Chufcb will mtet at ttre ebtirch Tue•day 8 p. m. MisS ..._ • LO ·lO 10 15 10 30 \l 00 11 :30 1.2:00 CIICLI TO MilT . . ws.u:ry Tile Friendly Cl><le of tho ~ ·· ,.,~,; " . ·,. . ·~~ iho . ·~rl'_~,:li.'!'~ ' ~ ·.,: ··· · , ......r boikt 11m the man as morning sh<·Wll the ~~· ·t ' 7'''~• Milo Van Meter Funeral Rites Sunday- Channel 3 1 -Everyone Has Stolen, Sometime In Life 1 ....,.~ . · ""'AdllfiA•-"'~-'L Saturday - Chann813 8:2& ON .Ul'fNG TRIP 8:30 Lione-l ~K&S, Mildle]>(lrt Dtt :30 partmentstOre, lldward Tewkwbat'y 10:00 Wt'll ston, a,nd Catl Shoultis, St. u• ~~~ ldiertlsilll "P-ntAtive, BotUnelU.Inmllall Ia< The Dailv Sentinel TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channe13 · TO MilT TUISOA Y MEIGS-MASON eft17 afternOOill except Sunday by The Ohio Valley at 110 M~haalc st., Pomer2y, 0 . Buaineu oUlce aria! office l)bbne S9f. fl S. OWEN - GENERAL MAN#ICII!R REYNOLD I. ~RIENE - EDITOR • 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 11, 1957 \ �I Ohio·F~Gas I' 4--J)Illy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 12, 1957 ' POmeroy Wins At Athens; Logan Drops Middl Vi~ ~ightens Hold ~to ~n~ _ In_SEO Bask-etba~ Leago.e ~ace _ . 'l;hf .I'Omt1'01 • ...... , --- ---...... -. .' . < .. .. "· rurPJ• J'i'n~en nighbi until Ari,~GI4 ,!!!lv!d ~ wob tbelr llst]!•..int ol the ae~n problelJI. ol defenillna ,!!JOTIIH bfi!j ·~d their r~ 1a Ie~ play lllt .nllll~ u tlk" Ripped thF Ath~ Bull~~ b7 a. ~ ot 81-48 on the ~th~ floor. The victory kept the Panthert Jn second place ID fbe )eaave stan®Jg• one ":me - ~lnd Ntilaonvllle, wh~ easily ~ed Galli· poll• ,by a score Of 7~ J'Omeroy "'!as behln~ o~~ tWice and those hmea were }0! brief mom.,nts in t:be early tnlilutea of. the MCOnd haU. D~ite the {aet tha~ ed Irian, eai)' shot$ pl!lod Po.mf'roy U-1; adv~nta~e at fln:t Q1.1arler. Tb't tr!nuilea to fl·!tl tho..h, •• 111t to hive oome the Bulldo'11 began to irell.tet suc!Celrt. THm · ana heJa hJm aeorelell Iii tlte third quarter. . , , The Pomeruy ~lng wis ~~ ed out wltb 4rft .Wlld~~utll getting p; A~on, \lifffinpt~ ~~ Jqhp SlSSOn, -&' aDd ArnoiCl, ·~ Wild~rmuth tqine!4 iD o'ne qf h~ better gUles that •I!W ~Jm ljJttirii for a better percentage of Mi shot~ . The Panthers wll_! ~~ lAy Off le1111e play ~ong enp'Yb: !0 tate,rtin the red not RiCIM 'forntdcM!I o~ the Pomeroy ~POr 4?~ Tu_iida)l... penlng. T~e ga~e .2-t'_.P~ ~ 1St on~ of the belt ~ftj,~o~ on t"h.e bardw_pod court tn.1 tlie irea. 1'be box sco~t , PO'MIItOY (611 T -.h,. . ' -·, . . . LiAGUI iTANci~':· ~-;;g~ The C!-ert$ .:JP _\ O..'CIs-1:."TanDebnJ lin ennar o Utland is .$trua:gllni: alont: ~tb a basketball '"l:uid moaUy of aoph~mores and juniors wltb a eood tprinkling of tres~men. g~·~ h;vfnj a lot ~ tun teachhla Wlketb~ll. tbe boya are ltatllirisz fast, "and r:lext Yeu:·~ ~Y• ;e'u.ial Jim, "We'll be plndiDI a tew opponents •ear1 back." ~ ~~ LinT : ~ .. : ~- M!dilte)lort Yellow 1ac~eta put up a stronr fight last n!Jbl on Lo~an High School's home poor, hanging chrse until midWay In the Lhird quarter . bUt w-ent -dowr r, lhelr fifth SEa ·l Oll , M-89, a;:_:nv. one victory. pointa. , The best Middleport could do wao 4 t'\0Ji»Pipolt1' -.. . ·~ . 18 points on NelsoD'$ rour field 5 ~'!Jip.aa1 .I ~- 5 ~oab, Bowles' and one by Jacbon 1 ·rt•·•ly. Hlq,dx•.f~~ e flfS\ .~roe • • 1 5 RHults Last Night · 1 t h~ seasorr, cOU .foUr t:~ohits A I Lwo fieJt1 ~~~'- Tb~e Jackets POMER~,-y 61, Athen1 ..... trailed 42:5'5 it thE- thtee-Wa"y 1,1IO~EftORT 54, f,.qpn 69 It was toO much 0( Morga!'l and riiark: N.tsonvlll• 76, Galllpoll1 U Dicken that beat t~'i! Jacket3 ,lrl tit the l!l~t IJY~ei- the Ja-cke~ Wellston 77, JI(Cil:lt'l 55 these lwo I..-ogan scorers cod.nted aKaln ·tteta nearlj even, gettlrig Rar;lnto 74, JtCHM 54 for 24 and 18 pon~tt. 12 W1We Lnliin iot ·14. la ...ra 51, H,rrlsonviUi 21 'Phe fi,s8 lta'vet the Jackels In Rutl•nd 51, ••lpre 94 For the Jackets J[m .BowleS ~ tlie leaiue bA'ttOm. f sharp agaJo ~aed llUle., '~b"by: N81· · · · Pt. PIN-.Jt fO, Cft'*""ii.(;¥1fle S6 son had his befit it'fort Of t"h. Sea. Wah.l~ 83, Charl..ton 1 ~td• 45 son piO'ng ," i¥ ·17rf!'!1Dt~ tor Nolan $ ,, : 1 , . ,_ ,. ,£"" SwackhaJhmei''s. r ve . Jllelsop ~U:I· fed on six fiel€lirs ~ five · of sey~o foUl throw·, , .BoWls bid~ rO rll'b fie!derl and two of thtee ~ ~ I toS.eit ~.;,;;-· ~ thrl' 1 :: : .~ ·~!.1!11 ~ Jt '[~~~! ",, ererees, Sweartliie.• oDd GfOver . ".f.!; .:i_ l --··· -~- ... "''Sel. ·F~ -=r- f eBrtfAPV t Of . . " ~~'J _ _, , ' i -::._ '__:_.t fll ,. 1 ~ • · • '1\ __ .IJUCCIS 11'111r&P.Y \Jil · ' ·v~ ,."". "'I ,_.,J;~•. 1Ji1Ue8 ~NO . , . _ o! .. j ii. . nAS({ .E "'"'' ottf£R FUR'Nh'Ukl ) BUYS! .at .BA~~fB'!l!f~[FURI . MIDDLl'li'oRT; OBIO put- B • ....... . · 34 111-28 ~ Rft:>S (48) . . .....,_ He wa" a member·o, a uait made Up ~~ Bob ouv~r. Roseqa $pfouae, . - CLOSE-OUT SALE ' •t-.. we.Je ~.oif• 1J c.lMADA or Montla CONCRm FINISMING MACHINE ELEORJC WELDERS AIR COMPRESSORS CONCRm FORMS . ;. .$- .. ,·\ ( . ·. , • o-o 3 8 ,-. . .c.·a·nts' c.·ve Up' . TaJ.fd.rig Jatkit fnf0 1957 9£ } ay NEW YORK UP - Tlie New York Giants stdly accepte. ·J aoklt Robinson's retirement as the "aw· ful trutb" today and faee'd up 1o the necestlty of making \ major • pla~~.r dell I to oHret his loss. 4.a .,.. ·:.. .e t..:.J' -"'t lU" m "~-..: ucm.1 R . 1 ID anro B ast · .,c lc.: '*· .,. . ,... , 1. . . . .~~~··il .. .• . ,-,,_ IAadel' lobi! w. McCol'moell (~I .. ~__,..,.......,...,,.,.. "ontbe~~ili.'I!'/Cr'~ . . ctOs_iftg Of 51st ,, Eastern, Harrisonville Play 3r~. Canto Without Taking Single Shot At Ba'$ket8 ~tWj Harriaonville lelt alght . ~ The National n-!t ·eo ::t ~=~·:0=-co~~ -4- ' $-2L .Aun. eloaed i\4 Sbt convention clUb tba\ ~,.rf1ed .\hem dur,iDI ~ third quarter when neith'r tellll took a !hot! Playing rauti~ly, tbe oft.de. feated Sel.pio elott beld the aedi'e down to »II }Jf htlf time bf hanainc ont<t the J1a)l &A lone: ,p potlible be(ore ob09tinJ. In , tl>e third quarter tlje:f t.Jme up 'JiUl the ball on the tip-off IDd kept control the .elitiie peri04 tr:lth tbe exception of one tumover. Eaatem raade a bid Pau on ..., take-down IDd Banisoa\'ill~ lOt it again. Neither team took a ,shot duri"' the entire period. In tbe nl!l) eantl> Eaotern broke 1 loose for H poinla to Bartiaon· . viDe', three to salt the matm away. ~t w~ h.illa for the winnen Wlille B. Willia-rD• had 10 for Sct~io. · . Tbe Reaerve' game WU won by Eutern, SCJ.11J, with ·Eaten's Hetzer hiP tor hiJ team with ela:trt. For ~IPio Lc:nte was JUgll with 11 . Scori by ·qaarten: Eulorn 16 29 29-53 Harrisonville 12. 18 18-21 ~ - Scoring Eastern: "Knisht 7·5-18; Headley 2-3-7; , Woode :\..Jl-9; Kuhn 3-(HI; Whitlatch 1-2-4; Gaut 2-D-4; Het· zer 2-0-4; C$1e, Collins, GiUJnd, did not 1core., Totah 20-13.-53. ' · '. o.t':z. Tolalo a, · ~ ... ~ I s.n·- - . . GAS Ran~•- De ali~ . ' ' Meigs , ~ty ·fepreie'ntltlves to t~'i .SitO~'c, B~~id ., iruBI.ees~ 't . rorc;·~~~~~ '" .. or . ~I,By NEW YORK UP-Speedy young Harold Carler, spurred by the most impreuive vi,ctory of his ear,e:er, de~lated. lQday, "bring on Hurricane Jackson next!" Carter, the soc:klng Sunday 1chool teacher frOm Linden, N. J ., handfd a lopsided beatiOg Friday ~igbt to big Bob Baker of Pittsbur&h. USJ.pg in-and-out lactics, nimble H~rold was so' superior that the tlb'ee ring official• gave him the ,decision on a rounds basis, 8-1-1 . a.~. and 8-U. Many of the "fing11iders ~onclud· ed that big Bob is definitely ••washed up." Ironlctlly, ~owever, Manager Dusty Bef.lor sal~. "Bob was just off form · aad dull bec~use Of ldleitess. ,He had only three bolita ~ast year. I'm going to 1tring along: with him: tile otate. rt. ttio ( •..., . "-"~ bod~ of ·the • A!ffiQqiTY Mr. and MrS. Frlilk at· i blft..hday pirty· for their .ftt/J . •~\&, Sand§ Sue Stew· iiit, .t tlie. b'o"me q_f ·b e/ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart, Colum· bus. tea.dr ... BE SURE Wltn PURR B~tck '. THE UOST IMPORTANT "StOP SIGN" IN PO'MI!:IfOY Rutland's young team ~- ;pj._Dr mores and juniors loat to, the -~ I ..:....:..........;-.,<, ong Belpre basketbaD tJ.in . *'night on the Belpre DoOr 94-Gl •• tboug~ the Rutland clu~ ~hqwed , ..AIIM NIW.. \~tophomoreaand juni~"'"" WilliaN. II. Oi.~ ·TAX counlt · t , - · ~........ -~ •. FIYe AND SOOML i<lfs s o~ 'V[\b PI ~ et II&' I~ 1. Bro. 110m It, D. ~rurla , R. Rile &, ttl.! G. Justice a paae ••' wJihsn.A/lNew ltlbl/on Jn~Mo-lionfJ lh~~.::r~ ~ ST. to'uis UP - ColleeJ't~e: ,ftthletic Eollern lllih sehoot defeated Hom• 4-2·10: Lowe Stro~ B~lpr~ 5 ,~ o... lloaii6at".iil Wdi • . ono) - Willi""' · Gr~~. ,Ted , Reed, ,:fr,., COLUMBUS, 0. uP - !tam~ R s · f p rb nance creWf clelred d~ and apd. · ..J:.. rpl'J~a:er 0 o~e 1• repaired damaa:e at the Rlrico IDe. and E. 0. Rail Of 'Middleport. pl~nf ~~. w~ere Uqui~ 11!'opane wbo&e .electio"n 'wu annnuuced thh: touched off two eqJloslont, kil.Uat , week by SEORC PnJaUlut GOOiif on~ and injuring at feaii 2t per- Halfinier _of Lake Wblte, fQilQ'1· IODS. ing A,;:_pt~iD& Q( the e~e~tt_ve <omnl\lt.Ot til con!lrm non'(!oitt'!!ls and billo:Ufut: eonduclfd P, .-:e· cent· ml'eflni of the Jeneral 'rfl.eW.berahip.. · •. The C~\UlC!I 11 compooe4 of bUS. lne11 aHa · civio le. .r• Ot in ' Bumiitd'-· r..a'lllilr IIIJorU7 ....,....._the-...... T......_,.,..._ f.arter Anxious For Jarkson In His Next Fight eicb of ei . ~ l>1iof lho Senalo. Tru!IOID, Ia 1 i .15 111-36 .f.D fr. . J retarding therollege growthgame." and develDp-l ~~H~o<r~iio~nv~iU~e~:~K~. ~W~iU~i~am~•~·~Z-~H~; --~~~;;;;~~ IJ'ent of the McKee l;o.-2; Norman Hl-2; B. Wll· ~~~~~ 1 2, 3-8 7 4 8·17 14 cret of the. f-$ct that t~ must now attempt to 1\fing anOfti~r ileal • 'f t. ont\ but did not ln~'ca~ the j4yer or 'Marlene S~h9ll, · ShirOi'l · Young, player• tJlty are after. ln.form-at sources. belieyeJ:f wlllt~ fers -~or ~tfi Bob 'y Th _ IOJl of the- 'Mllwaukee ves 1 ftank I~die. Thomas ot the PlttaburgJI ~l'ltet. Wltla Opert~tert Tlilts A-Plenty -· I 1.. • , ·;' Darnett waa hieh tor Belpre vith 17. The Belpre elub waa 't9q tall lltld 11 IATTEIUIS ·nd expe~ced .to be ~~~;!.Z~.t:~t ::e.r~lt!~; ii.a:i'Witl Ill\~, quarter JM!t. OF ALL PlUCES ~ "liC!fft' -~treir theU' ben'Cbel 1 urin~ POlTAILI ELECTRIC WELD81tS the • sconna: . j:am~ . Rutland, EadS 4-5-13; D. cari'On '-0-2; · J. Grl:bam 4-3-11; L Dugan ).().(); D. Dugan 2-+11: a. Blli I· 7-9; Juatice 3-2-8. CATERPILLAR BULLDOZERS 'RONT END LOADERS aACK HOE sutttst:AlT \ .. .. ., ., ' • In a preliminary gom. lsetpre defeated Rutlll\d Hsef.. ves 56-17. reserv~1 ' WILLIAMSON Oft . . GOMPANY Belpre, C9well 448; ~' Cfrpen1-2-4; E. Carpentet; 6-0-l~; Aniris -6-1·11;-Frame 7-2·18~· JcXel· vey 1·2-4; . lTainer l-4-8; '. eltoa .. t·7: Barnell 7-3·17; Van . y ·4-l-11. ' ~r COMPANY .. ' ~~ ·; !.. ~. 6 5-6 11' 0 1-15 I Bmd Festival ,. . E , Maxwell Leading With"In2nd Pro-Am Clambake CLEMSQS•JI· C.. Jan, 12 UP · · C!omoon ~.h..Ck 1ool WeU., 1111 Gr<h Dol' ~ten• No. 2 dnft •boice, said Frtiloy be lilnod witll the Montreal Alouettea 11 beeause they offered more money.'' Tackle Bill Hudson, a teamm:lte of Welll at Ctemaon, alto alftned with the Alouettes. JOhn Layne, and Dick Youn1 that ~ alternately with I team ~ up ol Robert Be~h. 1erry Arilold, Larry L!ev!n;, Roy Clark ond Gary Rdush. Tbe aecond unit came in in the iet!Ond quart'e r a"nd etretebec;l the 'li'abom• lead; to $11-20 tl haHtime. , Ford •114 ol!vor ~a.~a tile Faiepns tp • 26 ·f!O.Int qu.,-ler in the d perl.od u they talUed ten eiabt po.h~t$ respeGUv~Y. and Falc:ons held a le'lod ·or 64-26 It' the ~ quarter mlri:. Totals Tl' FG fT .,-;In f preUniinll'Y ~nte1t the W.~·~ .Resoirveo · WIIIJ>ped the · Tbe Giants leorned Fri<fay J\IK~t ~e ,Beds by a icore of 46-26 - wltb no "i!J, ~nds or bu~f' _;_ WUb M'irvln RoW~h letting 11 that the 38-year-old NegrO atar is ~tl tO pace the wiftrtera. iejecting their, $50.DOO-plua orter to reconsider his retiren{enl . The Glant\1 1 ,otflcials maae Do se- Mad and Snot., ,, P!oyer •.&: ~ . .... ',.' .... D&WIOD, f 'l)e Wabamo team j~mped off Chhily, I IP a 20-7 lead at the end oi the Jarrett. r. f~t .gUafier and Ford wu re- Laudermllk, g ~118ible lor 11 of tboae points. Ebersbaugb, g new 'OHHin smo:o·o,tli.:. :!; 1..._ ttie ~en .of f:.91;lay 0 ~ • note of almolt eomP1ete ~tarmony. .a nt!,. eseeutive eommit~ and .,.. a. new teltivition committee will be naJped today. Prank ·N. Gordner of Droke UniveRity, Del Mo~ne1, Iowa, was l!)~d president at the conclusion Slorage Area of Friday's business lelllon. this ye~r. T h e AD ainendment on fiMnc:ial aid to student · athletes, ruled a stu· are118,, located Jrtrateg;. 4ent ~iy accoinulate through jobs aeholartbipl and the Gl BDI of liiJI\to during 1 1<hool tenn no more than "comm'!"'Y accepted ,4u..c;:{lf.lonaJ. ,expe01es," which the NCAA aaid iritluded tuition and ~e;~• ..room and board, bookl, and not r110J'e than $15 a month tor laundry. A r~ruiting amendment pi.J!ees ~ fnnds for recruitin1 a studenta~lete under control of tbe member ln1titution. It also permits the aebool to finance one trip to the campus for a prospective .student· e.thlete. , A report said the NCAA now reliliU& "there is no appreciable tentime'l!.t la prafeslloJfal baseb.tll to help college ba11e~all." It charred further there «'S.s "overwhelminl evidence ... professional bueball is more interested in AbO undefeated In .. l'i'Ll.1'.e"t-1•e' Meet ' BJaeks Remain • , .)1 ~ lltev-., . . , _ OIDdl<lote far I!;* .. _ . _ ... ..,.,.,., llpeo""' Gf- ltail mony Marks I .. Parl;p Leider --~~~---=----~- nAU T d work Stnng • T 10 Jn Win Over Rome the ~lie .......~ •-d •dinner oi tho NalloDII IIJhod out a1 l'reotd..t Etoe!>llftcr', ~ill elub ill Wlllllaltoa. !'be7 on tho Hl4dJo lut Cl1JIL Truman- attto a.,.;.. -oc..~u. :-Pnooldoatlllnjo tlaetotlcftia _ .............. lllldllen, L1ndoo loloj..tt;r . COLLE·G . Plioyer a POL PO lit Tl! . lrm. ~r·~!h lfen~ Nu!l with .dg. l{awihorne .I • . j);f l1 ln1 ' II'••\ lob coi<b!ng the Jfl!ll · WUdennuth. f 5 . 1·3 11 lor Rllh Clgers. "The youngstfla By UnltWI ,,._, The Jaek'ets · Were ~tent ~,(~:Hr!t:~~il•ort Johnson, c 8 «WJ 22 are beinl tauJht rellxed ball hnclo COlumbUs West -66 roul line aa· tk~Y hit On ·10· i ~o~nt e~fort ui t)J~ Blfftngton, g 3 2--2 a lilla," retOrts Vennarl, ··and can cO!urilbu~ Aquinas 53 trie~. LoJa·n, muCh ~Older i.t -~ · A:~ne-ns right Si1son, g ..i 2·i ~ really put . I)D a . show." Null's coh{m'bus ·cen•..,l 77 poiilt, had only C~ve ~~ f.7.;·BJ~t ·the .mtbd;. -..... Arnold ·t· ·~3· -. ElJhth grader• are getting ready _'tt (liffe~ence was mol'&- tfllJt;.pt.ide Athens t'he!r f!rl(l Eastman n~ v"I X -fOr a game with Portland graden Columbus Linaen'Norlb.16 M~lnl4tf.,. ..,66 up gi'eater artistry· Bishop "ave e fr by Logan's 'd lead of (he game in the .openln& Li.!~Jbert o 0.0 on a $itur<lay date yet to be ancOlumbus SOuth, 53 \... om outsJ e. 1 minute of the seeo-Hd ha)f with a Folmer 0 ().0 '0 riounced. The £.portll Desk is e"~- Gabanna 76 Whitehall ~ 34: Logan led 11-8 at the first . field goat. Th1t made It 28-21 in Totals 24 18-24 61 inB to fake a look at these yount:· ""-fiport 46 M . ilt'lln 42 _ . t~r. 33·26 a\ halltflfi't lrt tlie rav9r of the Bulldogs, but S.. T. ATHINI l'"l stera Null hall been bringlnj ~ion Franklin r,o guarter Morgln lei! filfl-tHtn . Johnson qulc:kly made lt 2S.28 In · alon1. - 10 points on Hve' fftl(l ' ggllJ.. favor of POmeto,-. . P.layer & Poa. FO fiT TP New Albany 44 ' ray and St. ·~ir }.lcJ two Athens took the Lead agllh with Wlddoes, f 4 1-8 13 Columbus East 80 and Dicken. a l.i~ld'er. a tleld JOal b)' Coen an4 -u1en 1 Bishop, f ~ 1-4 7 Jim Vennarl's younger brother, W two free a, t~ial . free thrOw by ;Johnson tJed It up Smith, c . 2 0-3 t Paul, \ Ia climbing hia:h in athletic Lockland ayne Sl at 36-all. Junldr HawthOrne gave Coen, g 6 0.0 12 and le;tslative acUvitlea. Paul Is , Chillicothe. 52 Newark 42 the .Panthers the lead for eood at MeCookey , ~ 4 0..1 I president of the Southern Confer- West,efferaon 74: 3a30 'fdtb a •field aoat, and Pome- OornwelJ, g 1 ' 0.1• t · ence Otfidab Association, and Ia , adJ~n SQ4t~ ~1 , · . roy went on to an 11 · point a4· BMe,aa:e. g ' 2 0.2 4 chairman ot the West Vl'rginia Xenil Ceilti'~~rl, 82 q;&:liv.JrP.e 46 vantage at the tmd of the third Total~ 1 21 &D 48 HoUse Committee on Educitlon. 1a~-o~. ~ Nt:-f Madison b1 quarter. Scoring by qu11.·t.ere: This b . Pat~l'a third year 18 a -Hamnton Falrfwld 6Ct . Pom~roy 12 10 lG 18-(11 House member. . Bea.Y~Ht-riek 48 The Panthero blggel\ l•ad Of the Atheno 8 .18 li 16-48 evenl"l( wall( by us pOints. The)' Officfals : Heibel aild Stewart Brother P~l Ia wlde1y known Bellefonta\ne 68 Celina M held that twice at MJ-3G and at thrOughout the South aa a foot- Wayne 7ft Btoolr.vtlle 4'7 02'oJ'J. 711'>' ~d an cd~tlge of ba11 and basketbaU of11eial and ap- Fillrborhe 59 Piciua- 46 13 potn~ when Coach !lick RetOfDa Oes parenl!y has been tomplllng t Himiltoil 69 Spr!nel!eld ~ ton moved hie bench into the frt.y. more than creditable record 11 a Wilmington 62 ClrclevJile S9 S -~· Johnson waa blgh soorer l~gl&lator. This double role Is a D1yt.on _Stivers 57 Belmol)t 42 ~: lot the ev~nlng with 22. He t\ll'iled 0 bit unusual. ·IS Is Jim\ coach Of ._, ...~~~~~WD· 84: Portsmou-th S.1 (· in one of his better game! of the 81D~II Southeastern Ohio High '1'i-Oy 83, Sidn'ey 3d ... seaaon •• he maneuvered around s~hoot and ::1 scout for a "btg P-ort W11liains .·73 Je'Cferlo,iivnle 67 the alot for position and was fir· league baseball team In the off "$radto.rd 4B lng awa)' with a one-hand jump The Ra.rinc Tornadoe took its season. '_f'hese Vennarls go In for Matiqn 5ct ' . shot. He alae got bl!l share ot re- lOth vicllm lllSt night on the home a busy hie. And they make an In· Up~r · 47 bounds. rloor by a score of 74 .~ over ftome tereating life out or It, too. l)f')tbn Junior Hawthorne, despite the Ca.naan of the Athem County lea· , DaytOb fact tbat hol was off on his 11hoot- guc. D~WtiJD ing, tal!led •l•ht point• •nd w.. M!anl!iti.urg very mucb in the Vllck of the . R11cin[' t1i,,! everything In the cen·t&tvntc 6S 32 fleht for control or the boards tlrst hs]{ ll!ld l'OUid not build up Tipp ,CJty 81 . on rebounds. ~ lead. They attempted possesshm Xenll' Woodrow Wll!IOD Widdoet wa1 high for the Bull· ball , and sc i ups, but Walraven Lebanon 68 . dogs with 13 points and in the hp\ the """ c\OIC with his BCD· Central 76 aecond quarter wall seeminJIY ~aiiona l one-banders from anv1Jlcinnatl. Taft 92. '. ' beaded fbr one or hil better wb£1re on the floor. · The Point Plca!lant Big Ske'kl Jr,.'ttnelnatt WUI\tow • __ · - - -~remained undefeated Friday nliht" -;inelnnatt western Dl'l{inni n,!l" the third quarter, the ltJS they whloped Chapmanville by .ctnclnn~ttl central.&& 1'r1rmulor•s tried speed, fast drib· a score or 90-66 in a game played Roger Bacon,.75 THIS '-llln,g, dl'i vl.'·in11, and fast shootinll. on the Point Plt:aunt floor. Cincinnati E'1der 18 They buill Ufl 11. commanrlina 22 Bill Smllh and Willi.-. c 8 11 ~incinnatl St. Xavier 68 '"'oint kad and coasted throusrh sparked the Bl" Blacks attack " wit , Cincinnati Purcell 42 ·~t' lourth quarter. ~ 31 and 30 point!!, respectively. "forth Collevo Hill 37 Greenhills 36 WRlravl.'n . red -headed fl' guard ONI,Y 'l'he win wn!l the seventh Btraight '1n:Cl~1itili'tT WGO~ward 68 ~ontinuod his double fhrure icor· tor Point Pleasant while ChapmanChtcinnatl. Huf(tles 65 In~. No one huiLoheld him thh year. vllJe's record Is now five wins and wvnDiln~t B.Jltrietrmllt 57 ot· WINTER TIRE q., hi! 11 of 23 shots, and ls con· rlnclnn~tl Mr.NI~hola1 4JG •idererl one- of the he11t hA•ketball four losses. Milford 87 nlp•·ors in Southca~:~tern Ohio. However, Cnrl Wolfe, the allm Chapmanville II 22 12 21 68 ~orwoqd Ul . .. R11dne guard. hit 11 or 18 and • Pt. Pleasant 2i 29 22 18 110 Clnc!onat! Walnut HUla 6~ RECAPS ~ltogether, Radne hit 31 of ~9 Readinc &2 S~ Bernord 48 8:70&11 IIQ. lUO-fiU5 ~hot1 fo.· e2 •; whleh Is Racine· ~ Taylor 79 lndilln Hill 49 7:10x15 Reg. 19.00-$16.95 l'lVrro~e fHr the year. Rome hit 23 Sleubenvill ~· 71 u:soxte Reg. ue - uz.95 of ~ for 40·~:. Martlns f't~rrY 62 St. cJalrsville 64 P,lllonvale 4.7 Foul shouting wa~ good on both Prices Include Exchange Barnesville 68 Brlageport 60 1t•u ms with Racl ne getting 63' -: qellaire St. John IWf River 70 NEW- Mod and Snow und Rome 61 'A·. r11diz 80 Jefferson lfn\on R7 Kelly lxplorer$ Rome reaorves won- 44-36 over Pf:RBLE BEACH, Calif. UP - Walnut Cree~ 7~· Glenmont 88 Racine res.erves. BUD Beegle hiL The stormy-weather gollers tet> ' oU.tlonvtfte 48 Millersburg 43 &:7Qx15 •....... Reg~.,ue 22 lor Racine. oCt In the second round of Bing omili<> 5JI llittinon &7 Score. NOW .. $21.9t Crosby's SUI,OOO National Pro· Columbua. SL Charlo ~g Racine 16 36 57 64 Amateur clambake today with 3. Columbus St. Marys 58 7: lllxlft •..... · Rome 14 28 :m M Rocky Rlver '78 Olnuted ·Falls ftO goOO chance to send the "sunshin) Racine, Graham 8-0-16; Salser Aahtabu!o 117 Wlcldltfe ft NOW .. boys'' d~p down the ladder In the H -i6; Adam• 4·IHI; Wolfe .ll-4·26: race ror biJ money. Fllrf!old IHI Ohio Deaf 47 · Birch 3-1-7; Powell 0.2·2; Totnh Olent•nU ll9 ·ltlfd'nor &2 8i·12-74. Youn1 Billy M11.xwell, who S<ioto 'volley '18 Elm Volley 118 . Pomeroy Sunoco Adams ~2·14; Starling learned his golf playjng in the Jonuthap A~der 32 l{t. Sterllnr' JD ' · 3·2-8; Walraven 11- Texas winds, wns tho leader as Station J.O.Z; Wolfe ll-tJ.O; the aecond N)und of the 54-hole W, Malll Sl. POR1troy. .2-2-6. \ tournament Jot under way . but 8\lly ohot his oiX·Undcr-~or 68 on the "eaay'' cou" Jl'rldly. current season i ai ~~~~~!fl= Mi~leport Tt~s ~ose u.nt~ 3rcl ~~ Quarter, F~s Fmally By 69-54 Count ~:::;u • I w. llllln St. ?! , • �I Ohio·F~Gas I' 4--J)Illy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 12, 1957 ' POmeroy Wins At Athens; Logan Drops Middl Vi~ ~ightens Hold ~to ~n~ _ In_SEO Bask-etba~ Leago.e ~ace _ . 'l;hf .I'Omt1'01 • ...... , --- ---...... -. .' . < .. .. "· rurPJ• J'i'n~en nighbi until Ari,~GI4 ,!!!lv!d ~ wob tbelr llst]!•..int ol the ae~n problelJI. ol defenillna ,!!JOTIIH bfi!j ·~d their r~ 1a Ie~ play lllt .nllll~ u tlk" Ripped thF Ath~ Bull~~ b7 a. ~ ot 81-48 on the ~th~ floor. The victory kept the Panthert Jn second place ID fbe )eaave stan®Jg• one ":me - ~lnd Ntilaonvllle, wh~ easily ~ed Galli· poll• ,by a score Of 7~ J'Omeroy "'!as behln~ o~~ tWice and those hmea were }0! brief mom.,nts in t:be early tnlilutea of. the MCOnd haU. D~ite the {aet tha~ ed Irian, eai)' shot$ pl!lod Po.mf'roy U-1; adv~nta~e at fln:t Q1.1arler. Tb't tr!nuilea to fl·!tl tho..h, •• 111t to hive oome the Bulldo'11 began to irell.tet suc!Celrt. THm · ana heJa hJm aeorelell Iii tlte third quarter. . , , The Pomeruy ~lng wis ~~ ed out wltb 4rft .Wlld~~utll getting p; A~on, \lifffinpt~ ~~ Jqhp SlSSOn, -&' aDd ArnoiCl, ·~ Wild~rmuth tqine!4 iD o'ne qf h~ better gUles that •I!W ~Jm ljJttirii for a better percentage of Mi shot~ . The Panthers wll_! ~~ lAy Off le1111e play ~ong enp'Yb: !0 tate,rtin the red not RiCIM 'forntdcM!I o~ the Pomeroy ~POr 4?~ Tu_iida)l... penlng. T~e ga~e .2-t'_.P~ ~ 1St on~ of the belt ~ftj,~o~ on t"h.e bardw_pod court tn.1 tlie irea. 1'be box sco~t , PO'MIItOY (611 T -.h,. . ' -·, . . . LiAGUI iTANci~':· ~-;;g~ The C!-ert$ .:JP _\ O..'CIs-1:."TanDebnJ lin ennar o Utland is .$trua:gllni: alont: ~tb a basketball '"l:uid moaUy of aoph~mores and juniors wltb a eood tprinkling of tres~men. g~·~ h;vfnj a lot ~ tun teachhla Wlketb~ll. tbe boya are ltatllirisz fast, "and r:lext Yeu:·~ ~Y• ;e'u.ial Jim, "We'll be plndiDI a tew opponents •ear1 back." ~ ~~ LinT : ~ .. : ~- M!dilte)lort Yellow 1ac~eta put up a stronr fight last n!Jbl on Lo~an High School's home poor, hanging chrse until midWay In the Lhird quarter . bUt w-ent -dowr r, lhelr fifth SEa ·l Oll , M-89, a;:_:nv. one victory. pointa. , The best Middleport could do wao 4 t'\0Ji»Pipolt1' -.. . ·~ . 18 points on NelsoD'$ rour field 5 ~'!Jip.aa1 .I ~- 5 ~oab, Bowles' and one by Jacbon 1 ·rt•·•ly. Hlq,dx•.f~~ e flfS\ .~roe • • 1 5 RHults Last Night · 1 t h~ seasorr, cOU .foUr t:~ohits A I Lwo fieJt1 ~~~'- Tb~e Jackets POMER~,-y 61, Athen1 ..... trailed 42:5'5 it thE- thtee-Wa"y 1,1IO~EftORT 54, f,.qpn 69 It was toO much 0( Morga!'l and riiark: N.tsonvlll• 76, Galllpoll1 U Dicken that beat t~'i! Jacket3 ,lrl tit the l!l~t IJY~ei- the Ja-cke~ Wellston 77, JI(Cil:lt'l 55 these lwo I..-ogan scorers cod.nted aKaln ·tteta nearlj even, gettlrig Rar;lnto 74, JtCHM 54 for 24 and 18 pon~tt. 12 W1We Lnliin iot ·14. la ...ra 51, H,rrlsonviUi 21 'Phe fi,s8 lta'vet the Jackels In Rutl•nd 51, ••lpre 94 For the Jackets J[m .BowleS ~ tlie leaiue bA'ttOm. f sharp agaJo ~aed llUle., '~b"by: N81· · · · Pt. PIN-.Jt fO, Cft'*""ii.(;¥1fle S6 son had his befit it'fort Of t"h. Sea. Wah.l~ 83, Charl..ton 1 ~td• 45 son piO'ng ," i¥ ·17rf!'!1Dt~ tor Nolan $ ,, : 1 , . ,_ ,. ,£"" SwackhaJhmei''s. r ve . Jllelsop ~U:I· fed on six fiel€lirs ~ five · of sey~o foUl throw·, , .BoWls bid~ rO rll'b fie!derl and two of thtee ~ ~ I toS.eit ~.;,;;-· ~ thrl' 1 :: : .~ ·~!.1!11 ~ Jt '[~~~! ",, ererees, Sweartliie.• oDd GfOver . ".f.!; .:i_ l --··· -~- ... "''Sel. ·F~ -=r- f eBrtfAPV t Of . . " ~~'J _ _, , ' i -::._ '__:_.t fll ,. 1 ~ • · • '1\ __ .IJUCCIS 11'111r&P.Y \Jil · ' ·v~ ,."". "'I ,_.,J;~•. 1Ji1Ue8 ~NO . , . _ o! .. j ii. . nAS({ .E "'"'' ottf£R FUR'Nh'Ukl ) BUYS! .at .BA~~fB'!l!f~[FURI . MIDDLl'li'oRT; OBIO put- B • ....... . · 34 111-28 ~ Rft:>S (48) . . .....,_ He wa" a member·o, a uait made Up ~~ Bob ouv~r. Roseqa $pfouae, . - CLOSE-OUT SALE ' •t-.. we.Je ~.oif• 1J c.lMADA or Montla CONCRm FINISMING MACHINE ELEORJC WELDERS AIR COMPRESSORS CONCRm FORMS . ;. .$- .. ,·\ ( . ·. , • o-o 3 8 ,-. . .c.·a·nts' c.·ve Up' . TaJ.fd.rig Jatkit fnf0 1957 9£ } ay NEW YORK UP - Tlie New York Giants stdly accepte. ·J aoklt Robinson's retirement as the "aw· ful trutb" today and faee'd up 1o the necestlty of making \ major • pla~~.r dell I to oHret his loss. 4.a .,.. ·:.. .e t..:.J' -"'t lU" m "~-..: ucm.1 R . 1 ID anro B ast · .,c lc.: '*· .,. . ,... , 1. . . . .~~~··il .. .• . ,-,,_ IAadel' lobi! w. McCol'moell (~I .. ~__,..,.......,...,,.,.. "ontbe~~ili.'I!'/Cr'~ . . ctOs_iftg Of 51st ,, Eastern, Harrisonville Play 3r~. Canto Without Taking Single Shot At Ba'$ket8 ~tWj Harriaonville lelt alght . ~ The National n-!t ·eo ::t ~=~·:0=-co~~ -4- ' $-2L .Aun. eloaed i\4 Sbt convention clUb tba\ ~,.rf1ed .\hem dur,iDI ~ third quarter when neith'r tellll took a !hot! Playing rauti~ly, tbe oft.de. feated Sel.pio elott beld the aedi'e down to »II }Jf htlf time bf hanainc ont<t the J1a)l &A lone: ,p potlible be(ore ob09tinJ. In , tl>e third quarter tlje:f t.Jme up 'JiUl the ball on the tip-off IDd kept control the .elitiie peri04 tr:lth tbe exception of one tumover. Eaatem raade a bid Pau on ..., take-down IDd Banisoa\'ill~ lOt it again. Neither team took a ,shot duri"' the entire period. In tbe nl!l) eantl> Eaotern broke 1 loose for H poinla to Bartiaon· . viDe', three to salt the matm away. ~t w~ h.illa for the winnen Wlille B. Willia-rD• had 10 for Sct~io. · . Tbe Reaerve' game WU won by Eutern, SCJ.11J, with ·Eaten's Hetzer hiP tor hiJ team with ela:trt. For ~IPio Lc:nte was JUgll with 11 . Scori by ·qaarten: Eulorn 16 29 29-53 Harrisonville 12. 18 18-21 ~ - Scoring Eastern: "Knisht 7·5-18; Headley 2-3-7; , Woode :\..Jl-9; Kuhn 3-(HI; Whitlatch 1-2-4; Gaut 2-D-4; Het· zer 2-0-4; C$1e, Collins, GiUJnd, did not 1core., Totah 20-13.-53. ' · '. o.t':z. Tolalo a, · ~ ... ~ I s.n·- - . . GAS Ran~•- De ali~ . ' ' Meigs , ~ty ·fepreie'ntltlves to t~'i .SitO~'c, B~~id ., iruBI.ees~ 't . rorc;·~~~~~ '" .. or . ~I,By NEW YORK UP-Speedy young Harold Carler, spurred by the most impreuive vi,ctory of his ear,e:er, de~lated. lQday, "bring on Hurricane Jackson next!" Carter, the soc:klng Sunday 1chool teacher frOm Linden, N. J ., handfd a lopsided beatiOg Friday ~igbt to big Bob Baker of Pittsbur&h. USJ.pg in-and-out lactics, nimble H~rold was so' superior that the tlb'ee ring official• gave him the ,decision on a rounds basis, 8-1-1 . a.~. and 8-U. Many of the "fing11iders ~onclud· ed that big Bob is definitely ••washed up." Ironlctlly, ~owever, Manager Dusty Bef.lor sal~. "Bob was just off form · aad dull bec~use Of ldleitess. ,He had only three bolita ~ast year. I'm going to 1tring along: with him: tile otate. rt. ttio ( •..., . "-"~ bod~ of ·the • A!ffiQqiTY Mr. and MrS. Frlilk at· i blft..hday pirty· for their .ftt/J . •~\&, Sand§ Sue Stew· iiit, .t tlie. b'o"me q_f ·b e/ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart, Colum· bus. tea.dr ... BE SURE Wltn PURR B~tck '. THE UOST IMPORTANT "StOP SIGN" IN PO'MI!:IfOY Rutland's young team ~- ;pj._Dr mores and juniors loat to, the -~ I ..:....:..........;-.,<, ong Belpre basketbaD tJ.in . *'night on the Belpre DoOr 94-Gl •• tboug~ the Rutland clu~ ~hqwed , ..AIIM NIW.. \~tophomoreaand juni~"'"" WilliaN. II. Oi.~ ·TAX counlt · t , - · ~........ -~ •. FIYe AND SOOML i<lfs s o~ 'V[\b PI ~ et II&' I~ 1. Bro. 110m It, D. ~rurla , R. Rile &, ttl.! G. Justice a paae ••' wJihsn.A/lNew ltlbl/on Jn~Mo-lionfJ lh~~.::r~ ~ ST. to'uis UP - ColleeJ't~e: ,ftthletic Eollern lllih sehoot defeated Hom• 4-2·10: Lowe Stro~ B~lpr~ 5 ,~ o... lloaii6at".iil Wdi • . ono) - Willi""' · Gr~~. ,Ted , Reed, ,:fr,., COLUMBUS, 0. uP - !tam~ R s · f p rb nance creWf clelred d~ and apd. · ..J:.. rpl'J~a:er 0 o~e 1• repaired damaa:e at the Rlrico IDe. and E. 0. Rail Of 'Middleport. pl~nf ~~. w~ere Uqui~ 11!'opane wbo&e .electio"n 'wu annnuuced thh: touched off two eqJloslont, kil.Uat , week by SEORC PnJaUlut GOOiif on~ and injuring at feaii 2t per- Halfinier _of Lake Wblte, fQilQ'1· IODS. ing A,;:_pt~iD& Q( the e~e~tt_ve <omnl\lt.Ot til con!lrm non'(!oitt'!!ls and billo:Ufut: eonduclfd P, .-:e· cent· ml'eflni of the Jeneral 'rfl.eW.berahip.. · •. The C~\UlC!I 11 compooe4 of bUS. lne11 aHa · civio le. .r• Ot in ' Bumiitd'-· r..a'lllilr IIIJorU7 ....,....._the-...... T......_,.,..._ f.arter Anxious For Jarkson In His Next Fight eicb of ei . ~ l>1iof lho Senalo. Tru!IOID, Ia 1 i .15 111-36 .f.D fr. . J retarding therollege growthgame." and develDp-l ~~H~o<r~iio~nv~iU~e~:~K~. ~W~iU~i~am~•~·~Z-~H~; --~~~;;;;~~ IJ'ent of the McKee l;o.-2; Norman Hl-2; B. Wll· ~~~~~ 1 2, 3-8 7 4 8·17 14 cret of the. f-$ct that t~ must now attempt to 1\fing anOfti~r ileal • 'f t. ont\ but did not ln~'ca~ the j4yer or 'Marlene S~h9ll, · ShirOi'l · Young, player• tJlty are after. ln.form-at sources. belieyeJ:f wlllt~ fers -~or ~tfi Bob 'y Th _ IOJl of the- 'Mllwaukee ves 1 ftank I~die. Thomas ot the PlttaburgJI ~l'ltet. Wltla Opert~tert Tlilts A-Plenty -· I 1.. • , ·;' Darnett waa hieh tor Belpre vith 17. The Belpre elub waa 't9q tall lltld 11 IATTEIUIS ·nd expe~ced .to be ~~~;!.Z~.t:~t ::e.r~lt!~; ii.a:i'Witl Ill\~, quarter JM!t. OF ALL PlUCES ~ "liC!fft' -~treir theU' ben'Cbel 1 urin~ POlTAILI ELECTRIC WELD81tS the • sconna: . j:am~ . Rutland, EadS 4-5-13; D. cari'On '-0-2; · J. Grl:bam 4-3-11; L Dugan ).().(); D. Dugan 2-+11: a. Blli I· 7-9; Juatice 3-2-8. CATERPILLAR BULLDOZERS 'RONT END LOADERS aACK HOE sutttst:AlT \ .. .. ., ., ' • In a preliminary gom. lsetpre defeated Rutlll\d Hsef.. ves 56-17. reserv~1 ' WILLIAMSON Oft . . GOMPANY Belpre, C9well 448; ~' Cfrpen1-2-4; E. Carpentet; 6-0-l~; Aniris -6-1·11;-Frame 7-2·18~· JcXel· vey 1·2-4; . lTainer l-4-8; '. eltoa .. t·7: Barnell 7-3·17; Van . y ·4-l-11. ' ~r COMPANY .. ' ~~ ·; !.. ~. 6 5-6 11' 0 1-15 I Bmd Festival ,. . E , Maxwell Leading With"In2nd Pro-Am Clambake CLEMSQS•JI· C.. Jan, 12 UP · · C!omoon ~.h..Ck 1ool WeU., 1111 Gr<h Dol' ~ten• No. 2 dnft •boice, said Frtiloy be lilnod witll the Montreal Alouettea 11 beeause they offered more money.'' Tackle Bill Hudson, a teamm:lte of Welll at Ctemaon, alto alftned with the Alouettes. JOhn Layne, and Dick Youn1 that ~ alternately with I team ~ up ol Robert Be~h. 1erry Arilold, Larry L!ev!n;, Roy Clark ond Gary Rdush. Tbe aecond unit came in in the iet!Ond quart'e r a"nd etretebec;l the 'li'abom• lead; to $11-20 tl haHtime. , Ford •114 ol!vor ~a.~a tile Faiepns tp • 26 ·f!O.Int qu.,-ler in the d perl.od u they talUed ten eiabt po.h~t$ respeGUv~Y. and Falc:ons held a le'lod ·or 64-26 It' the ~ quarter mlri:. Totals Tl' FG fT .,-;In f preUniinll'Y ~nte1t the W.~·~ .Resoirveo · WIIIJ>ped the · Tbe Giants leorned Fri<fay J\IK~t ~e ,Beds by a icore of 46-26 - wltb no "i!J, ~nds or bu~f' _;_ WUb M'irvln RoW~h letting 11 that the 38-year-old NegrO atar is ~tl tO pace the wiftrtera. iejecting their, $50.DOO-plua orter to reconsider his retiren{enl . The Glant\1 1 ,otflcials maae Do se- Mad and Snot., ,, P!oyer •.&: ~ . .... ',.' .... D&WIOD, f 'l)e Wabamo team j~mped off Chhily, I IP a 20-7 lead at the end oi the Jarrett. r. f~t .gUafier and Ford wu re- Laudermllk, g ~118ible lor 11 of tboae points. Ebersbaugb, g new 'OHHin smo:o·o,tli.:. :!; 1..._ ttie ~en .of f:.91;lay 0 ~ • note of almolt eomP1ete ~tarmony. .a nt!,. eseeutive eommit~ and .,.. a. new teltivition committee will be naJped today. Prank ·N. Gordner of Droke UniveRity, Del Mo~ne1, Iowa, was l!)~d president at the conclusion Slorage Area of Friday's business lelllon. this ye~r. T h e AD ainendment on fiMnc:ial aid to student · athletes, ruled a stu· are118,, located Jrtrateg;. 4ent ~iy accoinulate through jobs aeholartbipl and the Gl BDI of liiJI\to during 1 1<hool tenn no more than "comm'!"'Y accepted ,4u..c;:{lf.lonaJ. ,expe01es," which the NCAA aaid iritluded tuition and ~e;~• ..room and board, bookl, and not r110J'e than $15 a month tor laundry. A r~ruiting amendment pi.J!ees ~ fnnds for recruitin1 a studenta~lete under control of tbe member ln1titution. It also permits the aebool to finance one trip to the campus for a prospective .student· e.thlete. , A report said the NCAA now reliliU& "there is no appreciable tentime'l!.t la prafeslloJfal baseb.tll to help college ba11e~all." It charred further there «'S.s "overwhelminl evidence ... professional bueball is more interested in AbO undefeated In .. l'i'Ll.1'.e"t-1•e' Meet ' BJaeks Remain • , .)1 ~ lltev-., . . , _ OIDdl<lote far I!;* .. _ . _ ... ..,.,.,., llpeo""' Gf- ltail mony Marks I .. Parl;p Leider --~~~---=----~- nAU T d work Stnng • T 10 Jn Win Over Rome the ~lie .......~ •-d •dinner oi tho NalloDII IIJhod out a1 l'reotd..t Etoe!>llftcr', ~ill elub ill Wlllllaltoa. !'be7 on tho Hl4dJo lut Cl1JIL Truman- attto a.,.;.. -oc..~u. :-Pnooldoatlllnjo tlaetotlcftia _ .............. lllldllen, L1ndoo loloj..tt;r . COLLE·G . Plioyer a POL PO lit Tl! . lrm. ~r·~!h lfen~ Nu!l with .dg. l{awihorne .I • . j);f l1 ln1 ' II'••\ lob coi<b!ng the Jfl!ll · WUdennuth. f 5 . 1·3 11 lor Rllh Clgers. "The youngstfla By UnltWI ,,._, The Jaek'ets · Were ~tent ~,(~:Hr!t:~~il•ort Johnson, c 8 «WJ 22 are beinl tauJht rellxed ball hnclo COlumbUs West -66 roul line aa· tk~Y hit On ·10· i ~o~nt e~fort ui t)J~ Blfftngton, g 3 2--2 a lilla," retOrts Vennarl, ··and can cO!urilbu~ Aquinas 53 trie~. LoJa·n, muCh ~Older i.t -~ · A:~ne-ns right Si1son, g ..i 2·i ~ really put . I)D a . show." Null's coh{m'bus ·cen•..,l 77 poiilt, had only C~ve ~~ f.7.;·BJ~t ·the .mtbd;. -..... Arnold ·t· ·~3· -. ElJhth grader• are getting ready _'tt (liffe~ence was mol'&- tfllJt;.pt.ide Athens t'he!r f!rl(l Eastman n~ v"I X -fOr a game with Portland graden Columbus Linaen'Norlb.16 M~lnl4tf.,. ..,66 up gi'eater artistry· Bishop "ave e fr by Logan's 'd lead of (he game in the .openln& Li.!~Jbert o 0.0 on a $itur<lay date yet to be ancOlumbus SOuth, 53 \... om outsJ e. 1 minute of the seeo-Hd ha)f with a Folmer 0 ().0 '0 riounced. The £.portll Desk is e"~- Gabanna 76 Whitehall ~ 34: Logan led 11-8 at the first . field goat. Th1t made It 28-21 in Totals 24 18-24 61 inB to fake a look at these yount:· ""-fiport 46 M . ilt'lln 42 _ . t~r. 33·26 a\ halltflfi't lrt tlie rav9r of the Bulldogs, but S.. T. ATHINI l'"l stera Null hall been bringlnj ~ion Franklin r,o guarter Morgln lei! filfl-tHtn . Johnson qulc:kly made lt 2S.28 In · alon1. - 10 points on Hve' fftl(l ' ggllJ.. favor of POmeto,-. . P.layer & Poa. FO fiT TP New Albany 44 ' ray and St. ·~ir }.lcJ two Athens took the Lead agllh with Wlddoes, f 4 1-8 13 Columbus East 80 and Dicken. a l.i~ld'er. a tleld JOal b)' Coen an4 -u1en 1 Bishop, f ~ 1-4 7 Jim Vennarl's younger brother, W two free a, t~ial . free thrOw by ;Johnson tJed It up Smith, c . 2 0-3 t Paul, \ Ia climbing hia:h in athletic Lockland ayne Sl at 36-all. Junldr HawthOrne gave Coen, g 6 0.0 12 and le;tslative acUvitlea. Paul Is , Chillicothe. 52 Newark 42 the .Panthers the lead for eood at MeCookey , ~ 4 0..1 I president of the Southern Confer- West,efferaon 74: 3a30 'fdtb a •field aoat, and Pome- OornwelJ, g 1 ' 0.1• t · ence Otfidab Association, and Ia , adJ~n SQ4t~ ~1 , · . roy went on to an 11 · point a4· BMe,aa:e. g ' 2 0.2 4 chairman ot the West Vl'rginia Xenil Ceilti'~~rl, 82 q;&:liv.JrP.e 46 vantage at the tmd of the third Total~ 1 21 &D 48 HoUse Committee on Educitlon. 1a~-o~. ~ Nt:-f Madison b1 quarter. Scoring by qu11.·t.ere: This b . Pat~l'a third year 18 a -Hamnton Falrfwld 6Ct . Pom~roy 12 10 lG 18-(11 House member. . Bea.Y~Ht-riek 48 The Panthero blggel\ l•ad Of the Atheno 8 .18 li 16-48 evenl"l( wall( by us pOints. The)' Officfals : Heibel aild Stewart Brother P~l Ia wlde1y known Bellefonta\ne 68 Celina M held that twice at MJ-3G and at thrOughout the South aa a foot- Wayne 7ft Btoolr.vtlle 4'7 02'oJ'J. 711'>' ~d an cd~tlge of ba11 and basketbaU of11eial and ap- Fillrborhe 59 Piciua- 46 13 potn~ when Coach !lick RetOfDa Oes parenl!y has been tomplllng t Himiltoil 69 Spr!nel!eld ~ ton moved hie bench into the frt.y. more than creditable record 11 a Wilmington 62 ClrclevJile S9 S -~· Johnson waa blgh soorer l~gl&lator. This double role Is a D1yt.on _Stivers 57 Belmol)t 42 ~: lot the ev~nlng with 22. He t\ll'iled 0 bit unusual. ·IS Is Jim\ coach Of ._, ...~~~~~WD· 84: Portsmou-th S.1 (· in one of his better game! of the 81D~II Southeastern Ohio High '1'i-Oy 83, Sidn'ey 3d ... seaaon •• he maneuvered around s~hoot and ::1 scout for a "btg P-ort W11liains .·73 Je'Cferlo,iivnle 67 the alot for position and was fir· league baseball team In the off "$radto.rd 4B lng awa)' with a one-hand jump The Ra.rinc Tornadoe took its season. '_f'hese Vennarls go In for Matiqn 5ct ' . shot. He alae got bl!l share ot re- lOth vicllm lllSt night on the home a busy hie. And they make an In· Up~r · 47 bounds. rloor by a score of 74 .~ over ftome tereating life out or It, too. l)f')tbn Junior Hawthorne, despite the Ca.naan of the Athem County lea· , DaytOb fact tbat hol was off on his 11hoot- guc. D~WtiJD ing, tal!led •l•ht point• •nd w.. M!anl!iti.urg very mucb in the Vllck of the . R11cin[' t1i,,! everything In the cen·t&tvntc 6S 32 fleht for control or the boards tlrst hs]{ ll!ld l'OUid not build up Tipp ,CJty 81 . on rebounds. ~ lead. They attempted possesshm Xenll' Woodrow Wll!IOD Widdoet wa1 high for the Bull· ball , and sc i ups, but Walraven Lebanon 68 . dogs with 13 points and in the hp\ the """ c\OIC with his BCD· Central 76 aecond quarter wall seeminJIY ~aiiona l one-banders from anv1Jlcinnatl. Taft 92. '. ' beaded fbr one or hil better wb£1re on the floor. · The Point Plca!lant Big Ske'kl Jr,.'ttnelnatt WUI\tow • __ · - - -~remained undefeated Friday nliht" -;inelnnatt western Dl'l{inni n,!l" the third quarter, the ltJS they whloped Chapmanville by .ctnclnn~ttl central.&& 1'r1rmulor•s tried speed, fast drib· a score or 90-66 in a game played Roger Bacon,.75 THIS '-llln,g, dl'i vl.'·in11, and fast shootinll. on the Point Plt:aunt floor. Cincinnati E'1der 18 They buill Ufl 11. commanrlina 22 Bill Smllh and Willi.-. c 8 11 ~incinnatl St. Xavier 68 '"'oint kad and coasted throusrh sparked the Bl" Blacks attack " wit , Cincinnati Purcell 42 ·~t' lourth quarter. ~ 31 and 30 point!!, respectively. "forth Collevo Hill 37 Greenhills 36 WRlravl.'n . red -headed fl' guard ONI,Y 'l'he win wn!l the seventh Btraight '1n:Cl~1itili'tT WGO~ward 68 ~ontinuod his double fhrure icor· tor Point Pleasant while ChapmanChtcinnatl. Huf(tles 65 In~. No one huiLoheld him thh year. vllJe's record Is now five wins and wvnDiln~t B.Jltrietrmllt 57 ot· WINTER TIRE q., hi! 11 of 23 shots, and ls con· rlnclnn~tl Mr.NI~hola1 4JG •idererl one- of the he11t hA•ketball four losses. Milford 87 nlp•·ors in Southca~:~tern Ohio. However, Cnrl Wolfe, the allm Chapmanville II 22 12 21 68 ~orwoqd Ul . .. R11dne guard. hit 11 or 18 and • Pt. Pleasant 2i 29 22 18 110 Clnc!onat! Walnut HUla 6~ RECAPS ~ltogether, Radne hit 31 of ~9 Readinc &2 S~ Bernord 48 8:70&11 IIQ. lUO-fiU5 ~hot1 fo.· e2 •; whleh Is Racine· ~ Taylor 79 lndilln Hill 49 7:10x15 Reg. 19.00-$16.95 l'lVrro~e fHr the year. Rome hit 23 Sleubenvill ~· 71 u:soxte Reg. ue - uz.95 of ~ for 40·~:. Martlns f't~rrY 62 St. cJalrsville 64 P,lllonvale 4.7 Foul shouting wa~ good on both Prices Include Exchange Barnesville 68 Brlageport 60 1t•u ms with Racl ne getting 63' -: qellaire St. John IWf River 70 NEW- Mod and Snow und Rome 61 'A·. r11diz 80 Jefferson lfn\on R7 Kelly lxplorer$ Rome reaorves won- 44-36 over Pf:RBLE BEACH, Calif. UP - Walnut Cree~ 7~· Glenmont 88 Racine res.erves. BUD Beegle hiL The stormy-weather gollers tet> ' oU.tlonvtfte 48 Millersburg 43 &:7Qx15 •....... Reg~.,ue 22 lor Racine. oCt In the second round of Bing omili<> 5JI llittinon &7 Score. NOW .. $21.9t Crosby's SUI,OOO National Pro· Columbua. SL Charlo ~g Racine 16 36 57 64 Amateur clambake today with 3. Columbus St. Marys 58 7: lllxlft •..... · Rome 14 28 :m M Rocky Rlver '78 Olnuted ·Falls ftO goOO chance to send the "sunshin) Racine, Graham 8-0-16; Salser Aahtabu!o 117 Wlcldltfe ft NOW .. boys'' d~p down the ladder In the H -i6; Adam• 4·IHI; Wolfe .ll-4·26: race ror biJ money. Fllrf!old IHI Ohio Deaf 47 · Birch 3-1-7; Powell 0.2·2; Totnh Olent•nU ll9 ·ltlfd'nor &2 8i·12-74. Youn1 Billy M11.xwell, who S<ioto 'volley '18 Elm Volley 118 . Pomeroy Sunoco Adams ~2·14; Starling learned his golf playjng in the Jonuthap A~der 32 l{t. Sterllnr' JD ' · 3·2-8; Walraven 11- Texas winds, wns tho leader as Station J.O.Z; Wolfe ll-tJ.O; the aecond N)und of the 54-hole W, Malll Sl. POR1troy. .2-2-6. \ tournament Jot under way . but 8\lly ohot his oiX·Undcr-~or 68 on the "eaay'' cou" Jl'rldly. current season i ai ~~~~~!fl= Mi~leport Tt~s ~ose u.nt~ 3rcl ~~ Quarter, F~s Fmally By 69-54 Count ~:::;u • I w. llllln St. ?! , • �• • (9) For Sole ---- SIX ROo~! HOL'SE in R;;"i~e. Call · Racine 3217 or see Darlc 11 e _G_"_h•m_ _ __ I 8_6_tc 1 I['~\1/Ti:;-<1 I For Rent ! 1" '"'" t ROOM APAHTMENT for rent, newly furn ished apartment , next to Meigs GenCira or "nlla.G.a. &ltd SpecUJ Nt.teral Hospital Phone 18-J Chriat1cet of Event. printed 11: r•tuti ne Beegle. l10 ate lltl' clauifiOO rates Obltuarlet F URNISHED APARTMENT in !.!~lblled .t~cent per word. Middleport , Call 61'10-J. t -lntir.r-c 1 9 6tc 5 Room modern APARTMENT NEXT SH~TIN~ MATCH at Ra· I call Pomeroy 275-J or Middle: cln~ Pl.anmg Mill, Jan 20. Nexl port 6048. 1 Gu Racine American Legion meeting, Jan. 17. 1 12 3tc SLEEPING R00Ms~~lose i~-to-~n. 127 Butterl!ut. 12 29 12tc ON 11118 DATE, Jan. 10, 1957 and ft!ll l after I will not be reepo111ible t.II.L I I ~' ... GJJjld~ - · ,tt: am c r Llinton t ,.,ner, Min fot:, any debts contracted by any dl~piJtl one other than myseU. Edward i'h lil60·X. 11-I-rl I JoliniOD. · 1 10 3tp .:S ROOMS, FU Rl';(SHED apart,.. rnent with IHtlh. 109 Union Ave., ~GHEST PRlO.ES paid for junk or call 49i· Y Percy L. Peoples. and ~i;ed ·can. New Haven, , Tl!"'er 2-#\4. I' 10 6tp 12 26 tl ·~~ '\:: ROO:\f IT MU51" 6E MORe 'TIWI MEllE ACGICEIIT lllAT 'llle ~GADGe1S ALWA'IS GO w~ RI6IIT "' ------- --u1pl~ .. - WfiED. J.IGI.;51EN'J· 'lrt.:arJc~n~r and bnkt 8e~l!! ·~ttbH'e Saf~ety iervi.c,. Wer \hln ~ Pnmf'rOJ Obio ---- -DON'T YOU KNOW? .... -I..Hdden,. rent.-a..a\eiWOa ;:,uardb, •CttUuJU ~..· linton l'"umcr Dr~ Cloua.. Mid<Ueir<Jrt. ••horw ti.lH!">-11. ll·l...d ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. Ont lAYI 8 room house N•:wly decorated Baker'• wUl live you the beat lnside anti uttl. A. N. Bengtl. lrade o• furniturl!l or applianPumeroy. eea. 4-{1 tf 11 1 tf --- ------~----- ( 17 ) Help Wonted '(2) Card Of Thank~ TO EXPRESS OUR SITUATION WP. ~!"ED - T)'ping appreciation to the White Rose work at homt•, anytime, 6087-Y. 1 12 3tc Lodge Sister&, the Rev. Fred Gardner pall bearers, Coates -- - Funeral'Home, all o1 our many • WANTED:-!oc11! married man, 23 friends and neighbors for the tu ~5 wtlh high st•hool e-ducation beautiful flowers ahd aympathy Thu is a ~ellm~ job with high during the death or o1.1r belovell pay. For t~LervJcw apply at the · mqther, Clna Hays. George Pomeroy ~unoro Statton, Jan. 11 )faye~ 1 12 tt c and 12 between 6 00 and 7:00 P. ,' ~__:__--'--M. I 10 3tc WE WISH (8) Auto Soles J,9M PON1'1AC BOO 4 d~.------rn; ~ Sedan . ltydramattc drive, less t than 6,000 rn11e11. $2593.00. B!aet- rnar6, PomerOy. 1 10 6tc ~ ·19M FORD V8 Rrmch Wagon Sparkllng origlnn] blue finlsh Sharp car. $1995.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. l 10 6lc ~ · 1955 PONTIAC Dlx. 2 dr. Catalma Cpe. one careful local owner. Hydnmatlc drive. $2095 00. Blaettnar'~. Pomeroy. 1 10 6tc ____,___ 1954 Btt'CK Otntury 4 dr. ScdJin Spotle&s orliJnal finish . Dyhll· flow drive. $18U6.00. Bloctlnor'll Pomeroy. 1 10 6tc 1"3 CHEVROLET 210 4 dr. Sed<tn Origi~Ui metalllc' arey fini~h . ShOWll good care. $89!J.OO. Blaell 1 10 6tc har's, Pomeroy. ', 1138 BUICK V8 Roadmaster Conv. y·• Cpe: Power aleering, brakes, & ! wlndowa. All lcathM" aeata. $1395.00. Bklettnar'a, Pomeroy. A UTO DEALEruimP wants young men for general carage work lncludmg car waah· lll g, grl!asmi!, t·te Experience not neccss.uy , If willing to work. Addn• ss n·phcs t(J Dox 668-B, c/ o Datly Sl' nltnd, Po.mcroy. 1 11 3tc LOCAL ='-""'"'"' ~~~~~~~~l~~~bAT=lii~E ~G ~::--_ Legal Notice Legal Notice ' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Adminittr•tor Estat• of Heri•Y R. Garvin D~ .. Md Notice is hereby given that Fred W. Crow, Jr., whose Post Office address is Pomeroy, Ohio has been duly arpointed as Administrator of the Estate of Harley R. Garvin late of Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 26th day of December 1906. Jobn C. Bacon Judge of tl"la Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio (12) 29 1 til 5, 12, ate Legal Notice The Mei&s County commissioners w111 receive bids for sale of County Bonds in amount of $20,000.00 to be Issued February 4th, 1957: bt 18 ond to be TPtlred one year from date of is~uance, affi.ounl $5,000.00; 2nd Bond to be ret1rc two years from date of issuance, amount $3o,OOO.OO; 3rd Bond to be retired three years from date of Issuance, 1LU 1 tlu>t ne$~ :>er~ "·"' amount $5,000.00; 4th Bond to be l.lll!t.:.ti. .Staf.V!~ OQ Wa~JII t1eo retired four years from date of plolfiQM b, !<'actorr 'b...snttd issuance, amount $.'i,OOO.OO: lntcr"'Mtcu.dakoJr. t:UUdlll,::, h;WJ.I. est rate not to exceed 6";,, per ~ .Pomwt"O". t-3-d annum Interest payable annually. Bids wUI he n•ceiverl any time II.AJ.Itu & TEW,;Vl&JON SERVJC£ prior to 12 o'clock noon Februar)' !,bono ~00. l..lCJ&I.uJ .t\ppHIWo.<- 2, \9!'l7. ~a)e of <fiond• will be held '.:;luttl, JlH W. Mom~ :1\., .t"LNIUlfV.) at ll .OO A . M February t ·,· t057 oi'. ·OI:if-tt: _ __ 11t lhe offit•c of the Mei1:1 County to·u~A...~ & AtiHurl 'f. \I, ~ CommJ~sioncrs. Court House , PomVIt.:~ AJI lllOkt~ll Jt.e_piUrcd b)" ~ eroy, Ohio i~UL Jei:IIWflaJla. i'DU.Q4, 82tf1 ~ MEI{;S COUNTY COMMISaltddlepott &J.tt.U SIONEHS. Dean Ilamilz, Clerk (1) 12, 19, 26, 3tc -·- - ---- SW~E Haclne Sh.op SAVE ONShoe YOUH r.:pa1r Jt H 30 II •nsuronce II;::.===========• - - -- - - TRAILERS ACT NOW Save $100 lo UOOO 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, large stock, must go! Bring your desires and your problems. move in tomorrow. T:·y us, we're dealing on the very ;;;;;;:--;;:-::::::::::::-~;_!~ 10 6tc .tt.ar~.-.n ln.lur&RCe Al,t~ac:), 14J.dtlieptiU. t'U'e AUWtQQOU• ~ . 1853 PLYMOUTH, 2 dr. with !Wnl\1. i'hllll• tsalO.Jl. f:I..W.Ill ·I heater, 4 1ood tires, priced to 11el1. Rutland Furnlturo Co., Rut- l'OMPLIC'I1!;. lnrw.r•'!lCt ~. ~ )and. 1 9 6tc We, Auto, ;:ln>, t'OilO. caJJ .Uo~o I f4lllfl, .lltddlepurl, Uluo. ;, »M CIIEVIIOLE'I\ 4 dr. oellan, V8 motor wi11 overdrive, radio, lowest terms! heater, lt:~t eoven, dark green IL I) 1\cull::srare ftr&Ub. $.174&.00. Pomeroy Motor TllllEE ACRES I..EVEL GROUND Co. II 28 II four room hou~c. electricity, At Free delivery, Qul<k. Open Apple Gron ; Sec Alex Wheeler. llSS CH£\"ttOLI:T, " d!., 2 tone 1 10 3tc blue flal1h, 110 tflrlu, heater, 7 ~·Y1· eleaa. f19A.OO. Pomlroy Motor SIX ROOMS .1~dJ,ath. $4~00~00. Waverly Mobil• Co, II 28 II 116 Locust Sl ., Pomeroy or taU Sales, 1 10 3lc !il&M or 9:191. INJ STUDimAKBR:-Jdr,, VB Hr· U.S 23 Soulh dramaUc drtve, heater, very ! WAVERLY, OHIO clean, one owner, f481S.OO. PornoGood <:lean roy Motor Co 11 28 U I! a -A ..... . .. . - Ten Wides, Huge Selection ' Home . .853 'P'ORD. • dr.. lov.ly cream ~nd bttle, •' I,IIWmltne, V8 motDr 1 an vtwr, ·adl.o. beatflr, 1u.t l coYera, Fordonaatlo aACII Contln, II enlal trl111. flOQ6.00, Pomeroy -~ .c:o1128 tf METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES .. ' lllii3 DIJICJ-.. 4 dr. hard "Build letter 15or ~n1'' , GRU ESER BLOCK CO. J Mlle1 North of Po!'Mray On Rt. 33. C1U Wm. Gru:... r, Rock Sprlna• STRUCTURAL I &lAMS ICRAP IRON- MITALS OHIO VALLEY ~~9~·~~:o~r~Sc;i;•~~~ - W!JI of . Rt. No. 83. Jnqlure Pl&co. I 10 3tp Inc. ---- All Milke• and Models JUNK CO.PoiMroV Phortt $10 POMEROY • 6-room, 2·story modern frame homo, full baaement . with· driye-in fireproof aana:e. Larg<1 ver11nda. EaHy walking distnnee to business district. All tran$portation by the house. $8000.00. I POINT- PLIASANT - New &-room ranch typa home in Dlx-San Addition . !\todcrn a11 tomorrow Y:'ith American kitchen, mahogany woodwork, forced air heat· !nat:. Basement Wllh commode, lav~tory, 11hower, and laundry tubs. $16,000.00 BOX 229 PHONE IDt-Y 1 12 3tt 111.\X WAlltl -.......... .. ... . fM1' FORJ> TRACTOR and eq~lp-. .ment. rnqulrc at Ewlnr Hutton, Rut.Jand, 0. 1 10 61t ATIOMWt•a 1 ......,...~­ liS L leoII, , ....,.,.Ohio One Wom~n'111 dirk Wooten FUU COAT. Size 38. Only worn once. 1 Ju•t Jib new. Should be aoen ; to •·be appreciated. Will 1cll at I boll prl••- MID Lucy Gibbs, '' Rodney Downing : Phone 388-M. INSURANCE AGBNCY I 10 Btc REIDSVILLE o - --"' partly furnished. Ca11 6009. I 12 3tc FOUR STIVERSVILLE Mrt. Lou.iae Brewer vlaJ.ted ber dauabter and famUy 11r .and Mr•. Jobn Dobbin and IOID ol Columbus, reeenUy. The YOUn&eat 100 was born on Cbrlatinu 111_ Mr. ~b Dunt and lfn Tommy called on Eber CVpeoter and famlly Sunday afternoon. l!(r. and Mn. Dell Talbott were recent guesta of In and Fteida l;::arpenter. Ben Allen .Wted hla son Howatd and family Thursday. Randal Talbott. New Ledngtou spent the weekend with hi& parenb, Mr and Mn. Dell Talbott. Mr and Mn. s. w. J!>urat, Port· land were recent pe~ta of Eber Carpenter and family Mr. and Mn. Chu. Fitcb and c:hildren, DeWttta .Run. were recent guest 1 1 h 0 er parenu, Mr. and Mn. Cbu. Van Meter. Mrs. Fannte Durat, dauchter Margaret, 111'1. llollntt Dunt son Graduating u an bonor atudent Victor and Judy Court and jerry from·tralning at Kellller Air Force Daily spent Sunday afternoon at :a.ue Miss., as an aircraft Control tbe skatin1 rink on Route 7. and Warning operator is A 3c Larry K. Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mona MoUe spent a few Elwood Lewis, Rt. 1, Middleport. dan last week with Mr. and Mn. ']'he airman, who attended Mld- Roy Fitdl a.t Belpre. d1eport High SthoOI prior to enllllt Mr. ani;l ~· E. H. Carpenter inl in the u. S. Air Foret, will be called on Mildred and Joyce Cir' Uligned to duty w1tb the USAF cle Thursday pm. at Finland Alr For« Statton in Mr. and Mn. Harold Brewer and Mlanesota. .daughter, Reedsville were recent gullb of Mr. and Mn. A. C. Brewer. 10-For Sale or Rent PIN, Autemobll' Health 1'WO 11g~rcsslve auto Prf'fcr auto sales ex· ACCIDINT perience or o1hcr rxperienoo in Lit., Ca""alty aM ...,., direct Mellin,::. Mw!<l be rcatdent o( Porncroy or Middleport Good opporluni1y for two ambitious men . No Joar('rs ple<~.l!(l. Apply In MIDDLIPOIT, QHIO Box 663-.U ..:/ o lh1Uy SenUnel. Pomeroy. 1 U 3tc 6136-M PHONU 6311 W~~ WANT sal~!ml'n. Real E1tate Broker j OROINANCI NO. liS ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCI (VIIt...J An OrdiMnee to make Appropriations tor Current Expen.el and other Expenditure• of the Village of PomeroY, State of Ohio, during the fiscal year ending December 31st. tiMI7. • Section 1. Be it Ordained by the Cnuncll of vlll•a:e of Pomeroy, State of Obto, That, to provide f{lr the current expeMes and other expendlturea of the JRld Vi11~1e of P omeroy d urIng t h e II staI yesr ending December 31&1, 1957, the 1 11 · d h o OWll'l~ sums be an t ey are hereby ,., ,,;de .nd appropriated as follOW~!:, viz: see. 2. That there be appropriated from tbe GENERAL FUND: A. GENERAL FUND A 1 Council $ 288.00 A 2 Mayor 960.00 A 3 Cltll'k 860.00 A 4 Treasurer 278,00 A. 5 SoJicitor ~.00 .1\ 6 Bldg. Improvements 2.000.00 A 7 Public Employees Retltement System 300.00 A 8 Legal Advertising 250.00 A 9 Office See'y 2,080.00 A 10 Re1. rnnd for paym't of Parking lot bonds uoo.oo 11 Utilities 2,000.00 12 :NMes & Int. 1.050.00 13 Of~ Exp. aG;q.OO 1" llUrnp Rent 600,#) 15 Insurance• 1200.00 Total General Fund 16,614,.00 Se~. 3 That there be appropri· ated from the GENERAL FUN)) ror CONT[NGENCIES for .p urposes not otherwifle provided for, to be expended in accordance with the provislona of Section G701UO R. c. the :>urn of $300.00 Sec. 4. That tbere be transferred from the GENERA.t. FUND to tbe SAFETY FUN'D the eum of $23,· 800.00 (if reveaues from aourco other than ta:xea are to be depo• Ited in the Slfet)', service, etc., Funds aa heretofore, an Ordinance to thia effett muat be paased by CouncU, Sec. ~703.12 R. C.); aftd that there te appropriated from sa1d SAFETY FUND the tollowlna: IAPITY FUND B 1 Marshall $3,300.00 .B 2 •PoHce 8,700.00 B 3 Fir1t Aid 500.00 B 4 Other Pollee Ex·p. 4.000.00 B 5 Fire .Chief-salary 300.00 B 8 Finmen 7M.OO B 7 Civilian Defcuse 250.00 B 8 Ot.hcr Fire I>epL Exp. 2,1100.110 B IO Hydrant Rent 3,300.00 B 11 .Bonds 200.00 H 12 Pollee Pension Fund 1,600.00 Total Safety Fund , 20,100.00 SlllVICI FUND Street Clcanlna: $3,MIO.OO Payment of old water ·bill l,!iOO.OO Payment old Uibt bill 1.000.00 8,000.00 Tot1l Service Fund s ... 9. nat the,.. b• red from the GENERAL FUND to the CEMETERY FUND the sum ot $6.~~-00; and thlt there be approproatcd lr<>m said CEMETERY Jo'UND the followiDJ: D. cliMITin FUND Employes $4.~.01) Tools and Equipment ooo.oo Other ExpenBflS 250.00 1.000.00 Landa and BWldings Puhhc Ernployees Retirement Syslem 600.00 Tot•l Cemetery Fund 6,11110.00 Sec. 10 Tbat there be appropri· a led from the STREE'T CON· STRUCTION, MAIN'I'ENANCE and REPAm FUND (Motor Vebicle and GasoHne Tax Funda) the fol· lowing: ' , E- STIIIT MAINnNANCI AND RIPAIR PUND Employt>l 13,000.oo Malerlals 4.000.00 . st. ncpairs 6.MO.OO Tools, lmplomonla ,etc. 1.500.111) N?tes & Inlllrest t.224.00 Misccllancous 500 00 Public Emp. Ret. 1,2oo:oo Total Street COilllruction . Maintenance ami ftF, fund 27,924.00 Sec. 18. That tbore be approprlatcd rrcm the GENERAL BOND RETIREMENT FUND: F. GINUAL IOND RETIRE· MINUUND "''dcmptlon ·or llonda 4.000.00 transr.~ ln!~mt on Bo•do , L440.00 lot•l Gen. Bonil Rei. Fund CRAND TIOn~ TO'I:Ato M40.oo APPIIOPRL\· Legal N~tice Set. 2. And the Village/ ~lerk i1 hereby authorized to draw bil warrants on the Vllll&e Trellurer !or payments fro~ any of tbe foreaoing approprtat1ont!l upoa retelvmg proper certificates and youehen therefor . approved bY the board or oWcers authorized b~ law to approve the lame, or an ordina-nce or reJOluUon of cnuneil to make the expenditure•: provid· ed that no warrants &ball bf drawn or paid for salarie~ or wages except to persons employed by authority of and in aecordante with law or ordinance. Provided further that the appropriation for eontina:encl~ can onlv~ be ei.P1!Rded upon appeal of two-thlrdt vote of Council for items of etpenae constituting a legal obligation against the village, and 1cr pur· poaes other than 1hoae covered 1:16' the other specific appropriattods herein made. Sec. 21. This ordinance shall take effect at the earli.eet period allowed by law. Passed Jan. 7• 1957. E. F. ROBINSON Preeident of Counelt ATTEST: Ch{rles W. Legar Clerk of Council (1) 12 • l9, 2tc ey Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rein· hard and children of Caldwell. 0 . spent Sunay wltb her mother, Mrs. Sarah RUe and chUdren. Mr. and Mrs. Gorath Kisor of Obio spent Sunday evellrl.•Sarah Rife and . Mn. Kisor ia .an aunt of Mrs. Rife. Mr. and Mre. Fred Bircher ol Pomeroy called on Mr and Mrs. Harlan JUfe a~d sons, Tuesday. lllno. w. v. Rile called on "'"· Sarah Rife Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Rife and chiidcen. Patty and Larry, spent New Year's with ber son, Charles A Rife and family and visited Tuesday with his father, Charles Rife, at the Veterans Hospital Other weekend visitors with Mr. Rife were Mr. Ray Brooks, Cabin. Cret:k , W. Pa. , and Mr. af}d Mn. George Beveridge of Hebron, Ohio. Cblistmas week end guests of Mr .Charles Rife at the Veterans Hospital in Huntif\J~on were Ed. ward Ri!e, Gahanna, Obio, Mr. Jack Rife of St. Albans, W Va., Mr. Joe .Rife of Chillicothe, Robert aJ'Id Ronnie Rife of the home here at Dexter, Mr. and Mr8. George •Beveridge, Hebron, Ohio, Mr. LewHill of Columbus and Mr. Ed Albans, W. Va. Rife spent most of the bolidays at the hospital with l\lr. Rife. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reinhard, Caldwel1, Ohio, made a trip tO Huatincton to see ber father on Chripbnal evening, Dec. 20. Ezra Knapp and Earl Reed called on Val Rlfe Friday. Mr .and Mrs. Harlaa Rife were in Pomeroy on busine111 Wedneaday. Mr. a nd Mrs. Harold RiCe of ~ortb 111 cblaDdt, Calif., are announotna tbe birtb of a daughter born Dec. 26. Tbe blby hi$ been named BonnJe BeUada. TMy bave a ton, Billy are t. Mr. Rife is tn the Air nree. Legal No't•'ce Sealed Rids will be reeeived by the Board of couqty Contmlstlonen. Meigs county. OhiO at the Office of sa1d Board, Pomeroy, Ohio up until 12:00 o'clock Nol)n Jan. 21 , 1907 for rurnlthlng tbe foUowing. , Transport delivery of Gasoline, regular and premium trades, to the County Gange, Rock Sprinp, Ohio, at the direction of the County En.Kineer, during the 90 day period commenein& Jan. 21, 19&7. Quote prices on both re1ular and premium gradea. Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all Billa. ._rd of County C.mmrMO...n By Deen Barnltl, Clerk • (1) 12, lt~ w ., ~ Mrs. S.rah M. Rift J E. H 990 - AN_TIQUITY ~ On your Dt·a ·I s. 1 Your Sun rt·se To Rcln~el, who spent Sunset Stat.·on *DI ... NER .-. ARRANGE 1~ A't *MEETING HOTEL MA.RTIN " p~-e ..... _ POMJUlOY'S - BPT $90,728.00 '"------_;"""...;;..,_..;,;._ _...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Warn plll1llrooper leader, a. TayJor'a auecUaor The ahak•up im't ~tiolpattld, howevtll', unui the new military budpt Is apP:fOVtd by Conani!IS tn the new seuion but aomfitime around lnld• year, tho rttsbutrle 11 expected to get underw • I .,, ~ I I I got . . I I ~ • • " action 1 , :1 · I ,I ! 1 the I I I . ·' want 1 ' ' I • • • -1 • I • I I · · - _Mrs. Sarah Hannum D~n.e, Jirn· '~I• ~inK S~\UrihY · 111~-. ,, .., .- • • •• . I r . ''- . , ' ' - ~-,..:. ~I!J)Q !>ally ~ilnel, !'omeroJ·Iollddleport, 0 ., Jft: , ' TRB SMITH FAIIILT t: · o:oo l? li'1oek tp -~~!'-ft:~ "'MW. ; The' . -; • ,•oqun.itlce .is cotn:POsed!l oF1 trtrs. voerJl · Mitcbell. _~altnft~;r. .Mrs ~usseU Jcin~s, Mrs. ~o~t-1PMvl<'r, \fis:seB Mar.)' .Ann ROg~ Jolt':ce Jordan. and Mac Bake. CH o\R'riNG . CLASSES BF.ING 'PLANNED. Those 4-Hers who will fill out •hart in~ books are invited to at'l'nd the f'harling classes this ym ' wou 1tl like to !lee this rroup in rny office on Saturday, Januarv 10 nt 1-0:00 A.M. It is not eompul~ory to attend these dassta to oblain your 4-H pin. All We want to -lo is to explain tbe questions in tM C'h3rt to you an:d me.trP sure vou get started be(ore May of lflis year. tr ,you . don't bav1l your <"!hart · and "\\!ere l~ .v~ara ill:l btfore January 1. !967,/ a% 1haV'e (!Ottlpletflli two .Years o club wor~, ·~On'te "on in. ' · -~· " TTTrmy BOGGS ME~ an·a VA R::t aiw. W••""'"'"' -· ' , I I I I I IIIJ'= · oi I ]: ·~- ,_ ·· · - C....l., ;I· ' NIWJ• ltuiWII 1 . ,rlddy, MaiM~~ C. 4-H Cl-..lt A,.rtt ly TMrHI Ohtl,...r OFFJCI..:RS TRAJNING SCHOOL. NIIW VIAll'S .AIITY We art Yl!!f1 fortunate In bav1ng 1'be Lutbenn Savina: Club hid with us last S:.turday mom1n1 at • New Ytar"t Evt Party al the t11e Ofncen X and Leaden train!lome or lin. Front J!otno14o Ina: ~ehool. Miu JIU~ ft11er Monday II!~. 1'hDse atte'ndln ~ £.;iris' 4-H Clu.- Aa:ent aod wete M~•· Done): Ro~sh and Erno- .:llate gene, '1&1.. 'Ger~~ Clarl:, Mn. Jur:k l ranco1s de La&J>~ut.w of AJpd.a. Ord. Mrt. CbaJ'la Yonker. Mn f'rancois Is a n Li.Y1E(. villtlll~ W. v an Ro uah, lll ra. Jh,l.h Coodmte ~ o Ht• will rt:!IUrn td bll' country Mr._ UJcJJle Kin.(, Mrs. Rtovn~ ' ~ t t'r 1hl' mouth f \11Dt11<t'" like- Hi Kina Jr., l:Jtub Or4. Sherry Turn- 'k.Prt'lli mY tlt:Jilka IO the l'tolll· , bull, KeH.h Ann Turnbull 111nd "luec or Atn. o. ~~ l,lrowhtn ~~:. J Tur b '4 .\.J 8tll)· Dant, Mn:. (f C. Som•;_: n llll of CHiton, llmmie llcr, aud Mrs, PM>d.-r Spencer tor Bu arner, 1An:y. apf Ro1er tuchcJr help in 1Jianning lhiiJ~"a&:llOol k:e)' · , Curtls 1nd Donald king Gordon Clartl:, Darrell Harril' and \lso Lhe i~l¥Lrt~etor-' whG d\d a Patly Kinr Dt fter.derson. job, Mildred fimr, Mrs. remrda and 18tnea. Refrettul!lents l'!p-)endid "'ern Mih.'httll, Mn. j;iinh Spencer weft aerved to the foiJ.oWina ; J,fary 'drs. Wilbur Plante, June Spencer, ~pan, Sandra Gi~bl, Ruth Ann Iaiiy Darst, Mary A.nn Rogers, Ci'finln, Dennis Weaver, Dona Hn .ola ROUih, Bill Pr~ddy , and Mrli aon, Ralph Clark, Denver Gibbs "llr~inia Loc.Jtbart. There Wt>l"P DIVir, Ronnie and Gene John50n : 'tfLY·IH!YPn offieer;f, leaders and LJrry Uevlr:t& of New Haven, Mr. ·uests preumt. en Mr1 . .ValiA~ Gibbs and the hors· SOME NEW CIRCU'l.A.RS ARE [['&tl Janice Glbbs. N. Ellt PARTY . The new project ctrru htrg The Board Run -'tUB Youth Bi· WlfAT'S COOKING and PA CK ble Clall bed a New Year'JJ " Eve \ND SNACK have been receln•d party at tbe home of Janke Gibbs. The ewnhlg \tas · spent playing n our otfice and are available to ·ou. Remember "WHAT'S COOKJdr. Dennis Roush Jr. of Hick ng replaces Top 0' SUJtYP fao~ery . .C .'nd PACK ANn SNACK rep,~l·~ ·~ · Orf hapf') 'fVas the eueat Safurd~t• "oods tor Eon. ~ ~ , '"':1 o{ ,his f~th,r ana lnotheT Mr. and ' y~T_ . ,_! BQ~ :m . M~ -~ ,.0 ~Mn. lk!nnl~ Rb~li "'Sr. or J)oard ~ " i -."C" ~·'\ .!.... '...... ~ Mr . .ud MJ'S. Ed Fr1 We-re in Tq.e col}lmtttc,e, wh~ch wlll }Ji an '" P~int Pldsant Sltutct,y on _busiq 'he annual f.JI. Yeal-booi -Jill meet * "'• . quick ' ·1 I 1:' LETART • • . .,OUI~ mle and Robert o.f Mt. Alto 'called. on Mr. and Mrs. Man lord BlessiDJ of Point J»leasant, Mr, and Mr!l. Cec1t_ Blto!lslng and Ella Sunday eYemng. Mr. Donald Thompson . and Sherman Btessing were in Hunting t on saturday for observation at St. Mary's Hospital. ""I · lit r. Billie Weigand, Mrs. ]A!O· nard Roush Sandra and Mllten • • • • , :•w Ray were Sunday evtmiu.g guests • DUST Bdwt OIVEAWA1'--:-A. aew "giveaway"' dlspt~te baa .l. .... . of Mrs. 'f. J. Chapman. stlrred up within ~e Elaebbowt:r aclmtautr&Uoa-tbll time ~ A11rone wishin,r to send a card mllliOhs of acres In tho all;&' "dust bowl" aectlon of the SouthJ:: to Mr. Lewis Blessing, his ad· The land was acquired during the drought of the 1930. 88 pad; Of dress is O/G o£ Ughtners Hospi\31 a ~vemment pro.rram tor aldlnf farmer• and re. Han:isbur~ Illinofs.J ' · Mr. and Mrs. Lawren ec Paul ,1tormg ~a.rdled a.eruge. Now, ranehera in \tbe Sou\1\,we•t are faced by S.rlovt Wineltremer of Coiumbu-' were !even more eerious d"roui~t eOiUntlons aa4 are putDrt~~gh* • : .. SundaY ,ue'sts or Mr. and Mrs. . ::&~toiOII'"rt' o~... ~~~H ,IfJ have the I~ .ft• ~ CtMI..... Ross Wlnebremer. P V.VCI ow:a;e~.~ ,,. gnnylng purpo"e1. , ~~. 8pd" Mr~- Paul ' tlleulng 1 ~ !~here the d~.t~.. ~- 'While most ofri«:_iate •re tn ~· Point Pl~as)lnt: Mrs. · tittle Ste, men qn: P'J~g the laad, .OJl.~llole. tQme are teattul that 'OYW. wqt qf."Wcst C.Oiut:nbia cat'led on rra•lng mJght brill& back ···~ bowl" eonditlOJ\1 once ap41 llr. and Mrs.. c. r. Bt'ossing Sat·~RIA•L - The likely upshot ~ ·U.t tbi admtniatratlon will lc 0on ·: ' .,. BOqK. - · i· · authorize we· _o':r. the 'tfui(l blA! Wl:te certain there a,sart Y,r.da,Y e.yenin;.. , · ·• The \l!, :Y,a,. IJniver!litY 4·1/ l'Tub , wthrolt_~n__ -in_~_trao Lo.he~ ~~~~~~·,19 __ a_v_'. rt__ an _Y ___,o_ut_crt _ --". __or___'_ ' rl,_ve _'WIJI_.'-' b~ Mr. Vbarl~e Brown relUtl\ed to is :~~"k11fl for loons wl~Jt ·wht('4, ,11l l ....... ...,.. ~ ... ,. __ .. ~· his emplovment 011 tbe' riV,er after 011h1ish a bo~k o£'ftlbb•·s Wr~thtl(l;, -' . .. . ·-----· vlrdt~ng with. &.it f~mily . at Board •vhi('h have be~n coml)tJed. by the 1 ~w l.lis(. A.dalte Boston ~d ·Mr. Mr. and •Mra. Curtis -Ril'hard Hniversity elub. Anyone or an\' • . I • • Wayn~ .Hart Jr. were ulilted in bad as their aueets oti New Year's rolu~ mAY Joan any amount wJ,Irh Mrs. FAnnie Taylor alld Robert marriage by Rev. Forrest Murra:f 1MJ\ Mr. &nd 14rs. B}anclie Von will be r('turned in 1~58 after the ~;pent Monday cvcnt'll:: with Mr. Monday evenina: In tbe Union E. -Schoyck or Colum.bus, Mr . and fir.~t edition has bt>en sold. A'l\y and Mrs. Cedi Blt!SsiQg .and Ella. U B. Church. Miss Sue Adldns and Mrs. Sta.nl-ey AdiJi,ns o1 New Hav- one lonn in e- S25 00 •'r mnl'f'! will he Mr. Calvin Bless:;;J·Itfeturned Mr. Gerald Weigand were their en, Mr. Ernie and Miss Twil a <1jvt,>.n recognition ' in th(' bBoT>.. front llllnois where i'f ·Lewia only attendents. ' -Richard. ~~lf~ ~Jl#l' ' _Chf'eJ.-ll yavable ~ I.'G is hospitali:ed and i'n a serious Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barron ' and · ~~: W. J'. Chapman. Bertr'i"~: "lf~ fro~k. \VV.U 4:yY Cti\\t~. cond1tion from an auto a.'Ccident, son called on Mr. Robert Taylor and Mr. Billie Weigand were di.n-· qnrl lilind to Bill Harris. gq Kjfl fi· Mr.~. Blessing iS at the bed side o! 8 Dd mother TueJJday evenina:. ner gueJtJ of Mr. and Mrs. Leo· .woprl S.tree(, MorJ!;:antown w. Va. their son, an only child.. Mr. amt Mrs. Ro~ Winebremer ntrrd Rnus'ft Sunday. ~is bQnk when finl~ht'd n.1arCit Mr. and ft~s. Rarry Bro 9ks ac· and Donna were Friday afternoon Mr. Ray Marshall and Miss Betty 30, 195'11 will sell for $?. 00 Pfr (Ompnnled Mr. and Mrs. "Tobey ofUF..&t~ 9f . ~'iir and ,ijrs. Guy Ble11- Wal~s were united in marriage ~opy and !.Viii contam 200 pagCs. Myers .tb Parkersburg Monday tng of Mason: Thurs~ay. . __ __. after no!?n where Mrs. Myers subMr. and Mrs . . Wayne l(.art apd ···Mr. and Mrs. n ·atlas Gibbs of ) ' ·.' ..: milled to rpajor surgery · at' St. ¥.rs. ~annah. Johnson w~re busl- B~oad 1tun, Mr !lnd Mrs, Dwi£ht Bm~e~~~t~~,~;s:~ ;~d Joseph 's 1 Ho.ipital WednesdaY J;Jess, V~s m Pt. ~leaQft~ - ~d · GIJ?bs; Mr. and Mrs. Iierman &Ia&&-' carl Cia 111 d d h( · ;u. d · .'. :<-. 1, • Mason 1 ay. . l'n't. M'r. Tobey Myf'rs. ·and Mr. Sunda· :~~~g 1 .,,.aus er, n .•• morntns. , Mr. ap'4._.J.!f~·. :BtJ1We ~Ursh and J.Ir. a.t.'!!l Mrs. Cecll Bll!!fSl.b.~. -~ Harlev BonffUker · v.i-Mtyd ·WUb Ernfe .-Rolllhj son oJ Mr c~!14~n -·Qt:.W~st • Cfll\tn:tbla' were ~bey ~yeri; and. Mr. t~ ~tters M~s . ~n 'S~. '· Joseph's Mrs. Rit!hWRrn~$lt is spendin . IU•,i,:<-~ednesdpy !V!ttlllg of Mrs. Wutebremer were. m ~~~· · ,1i'q~»,lta) Sd~tcla.Y !lftr~!)Oif. ;i • • few daYfl ' "-'it·h hls'· gt'ldldparE!!~ ~u~na1 JWney 1nd Sl\erinan Ble1- Wednt~~!' eonaultlhl Dr. · ~Jllal . M:r~_and ~rB. De"QIJ'is ~oulh wm Mr. Mnd Mr• Dotsuy. Roush " lln\r · Bit~"·i ,, \ -~~"flali"il'! v~Mng lll,.. ~i)o ,8wt'!'-~ a•e•la or the ,p.<fi Beh~o ,Hllbm b~cn,ill. Mrs. Mary Blessinf' ef Point ~· •M· Mfo•. ~arley »6necut· In&~. .· ftose ~alMtrt ...,., MII,. tand .-Ktt. . ' Pleasant was the dinner guest tel;' Jn St. ~~eph a Haa\)(tal: Mr. a'nd Mra. :J..awrenee \lichal'd Perry Oldaker rid flmily · SWl· Tuesrl~W of Mr. arld Mrs. c . F. ;Mr. aniJ ~~~- Wayne Hart Jr. of Wolf~ of Davie11 Grove are ·the day were Mr. F. c. Litton and san, Columbus spe(\t tbe weekend wtt~ DrOud parentl ol a baby llirl born Lo~I. ~ Rav Fry, wo~:y Blessing. llr. and Mrs. Bob ... BatTon and Mr. and Mfl. Taft Boston an~ lb. Sun.dav eveninll! at Sehaekel's King and Harry Oldaker and to.l, son of Partersbur1 were dinner 'lltd Mrs. W&yne Hart Sr. . CU~ic in Mason. They have l.notb. U,rry Jr. ' guests of the Adrlail Lathey ramMr. Calvht T. Bleuill& left Fri- e:r dauJf:her. Per~ Pldlker and BC)ns, Perry !ly of Vernon Tuesday day to be with his witt at the l)ed. Mrt. Carrie Kinr was a recent Jr. and ·_Eddie 'and Harry Oldater Mr. Harley Bonecutter and M:rs. of tbtir son Lewis, who Is Ia the lqest or M':'. Arch Roush. were ln'· Ri'(!Ds'!f~, Su~da;J'. ·~ Ramah Johnson visited Monday hospital with a broken fN.ek iil ~r. ~elvu1 and Miss 1J11zcl Ruth M'r. and Mrs. Raymond :Rou. afternoon with the fonner's wife Dlinois. aroot1 were Sunday guests of and daughters and Mr. and ~~ Who is a p'atient ill' St. Joseph'• Mlsl Ella lileuinc lpeDt ~ Antta and Mr. ltP.IIon Bl-own Cecil M"~tln of west Colu~~ Hospital. day with :un FI:Qnle · . Maud. ll•••lng visited Mr. and Mrs. I..on FOwler · of Cheshire, Ohio. l ·1 I I I I I I I . Nlxon made 1t plain on hla retum from his ptraonal aurv. of :he retul"ee Situation \hf.t. the t:Jnited States muat hike entry Q.u~tu or escapees from Eastefta Eu~ couatnu, · This would 1'\pre.MDt • aha~:41yer~ k&dillonal"·'-it'"'.. States immiJ~tion Pelley enttkJ~d in lawt •rw:ief: by u .... ::_ )Ieana in· the 1920.!1 whlch i't$kt on\1')' '-4-..Sou-..u~ El,lrope~. . . . u• ..,.. them NOnethel~:~ ~~ .1.1 ex;~Ote~t to ~h..d • 1~ 1 ~raditiona~ ~U<~Y eve' thouP, li ~WPi b\c · · ~~~, r::--.- 119 at"''d·pat R•pull,llc~~ ~h~ vic' pr<ill!l!i>t la~"di ~ill to espouse the "New atpvbticanl.lfl" prqe·l&im~ ~.-r-",a' bower. · 1 ~ · Zllien· • • • • • NONETRELESS-.-Desplte !o{lXoii'.i anilouneed 'ltilid: oa Mh.a.H ot ll~r~lized Iron Curtain irriq:!'«'ation the viet ~fttlhltat did Ukl .vne step to e:ou'ntir any 'CritlelaQ thlt' might eoaue Nixon took time out befort makiot public btl refu.cee i'teomm datlolta to visit former Prtlldent Htrbert Hoovef 1n :r'tW" Ywk ':; on the problema. c:onfer M r. Hoover, concededly a COhetl'lfatit"e RepubUean htverthelen g~~.tned w a NputaUon tor hia ............. ~., World I · humdtta.&a •....,, •w ••~"~ - .~ ...-u...,, 1ft , ar and the younW vJce PtJ~ldent was caretul to ifek th elder statesman's advlte before deftnltely apelll"l OUt """" - · t · ~· 1 ay. ·lfi' ..... ,J • ko:Jn Ot ....... a"'· ' 'I • P . I • • NIXON ON DOIIGRATION-Vice Preaident G••· Nathan f. RIChard :M:. Nlxon who hat alwa"'" ...-, . t ,.~ ' twlnhtt I ~Y •-ru Ra.. bll ' ,~ "'"' ea eeme.,. ean party eott~ervauvea, veered away 1 f:','Om their atand by baekinl' llbtrilUEJtlon ot tlw n:!~~m'•_lmmlgratlon laV:•s in Lhe wake of l!'e liunianan relu&"ee ' ,,. 'I .-1 AI ta • · • • • · • • Kn~•yiOr llltep. out b Ariny &itt of et.d' edJttllble atun:u predicU., lueb . . . . .lon.: ment !OrtHe Oeft. Jamea Gavin, famed Wori4 ~ · with her rrand·pu-onW. llr- and llrs. C. · F. Shain. was accomp•nh•d to ber hom• in Cohunb:ua. b~ her &rend-mother, Mn. Shain •nd aaush~r. Patty. Tho .Oval Diddle family opent New Yeat'a Day wlib their daugbter and BOD.J.n-llw~ Mr. and Mrs. Jamea s.n~, ~eroy. . H .ta "l'J/V"-' U *PARTY · Fm• job. ..,. .. Aflolher Yt.can ,. w.U ey may eH&tetl If O'ea: Max· .., ..... I J 1<-~ I A/ le Edd.v Stobart mived borne Wednesday from Ellawortb AFB, ' llapld City, D. for • furlou(h with bia parents, Mr. and Mrs. A,. thur Stobart ond hll wl!e. Ed•a, Middleport. Aile Don D1d41e retutncd to GrMDYille, N:lu. aner a furlough witb. hla partntt!l, Mr. and Mra, Oval Diddle and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Rtch . Wolfe and dauabtor, Dorio Picken•. onte~ : teined wltb • Turkey Dinner New Year•a Du, for .Capt. and M~ Ed Irelaad, Bllwnox, Pl., and Mr. Mra. 8ey1n Harris and family, 1 •iv.Ja• >if The annual meet~ng of the mtockbolders of the Meigs Grocery company, Middleport, Ohio will be held Monday evening Jan. 28th. at 8:00 o'dock at·the o!ftee of tb~ company, to elect a Board of Dl· rectors and to tranaact sucll other bualnell8 11 may eome before it. HOMER E. COOK, President (1) 12, 19, 28, Ste ., BUCKWHEAT ln 1 :IT tor the nt.ttoa•a mRite.ry commu4 inuml.l(:h aevn-..1 chlett are due tO n:a•anum "rvloe th 1a elm "''"~" ·· C ern A • A~ut W, Ndra:m~, tb~rman oc Ro.io~• chlefa ot •t~«- Penti~ 1M dvb al;v 'that th9 bHt bet aa auq;e~ 11 OJD. Nat P. Twt.nlnJ", F.Mt!t b ..ur Foret ~ of ltd'. sutti a piumniJC,n for ~lng. ot. coume. wouJd oPen up tht9 ~-- "lr Mr. and Mn. James Smttb ' were parents Mr. and gueata of her Mn. Roscoe Court &unday. Mn. Fannie Durst shopped in Pomeroy Tuesday. . · Mr and Mrs. Bud Gluesencamp and daugthers called on h18 par· ents Mr and Mrs. L. R Gluesen· camp, recently . Mr. and Mrs. James Middleswart and chi.ldren, were recent guesta of his brother and family- Mr. ancl Mrs. Bill Middleswart. I Twfnf... May ltpface War a --~- ·--·-- ·--· ""~ ......, ... ,• as Top SIGII Man Ao Gon. T.,tO<'o "'""'" IJpecfal to CRINI l"r~u A~ •roUIHIJ~G'rOK~::r;,~;. ddln.lt ~.. · [J t . ev, art top..1evel Chu(tl u.Uti· ~tld~or\1 By MIN L~~ey KHtllll• ·BiU and Eva Brooll:i han returned to thelr home at Marlon after a visit wilb MrL B:roob" 1ts. tel', Mn Della Ruth. Otber recent jueata of Mn. Ruth were the Ge~rce Sehulb family pi Prospect, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Guy. Spencer ud three children visited Sunda)r with rel.atlvea at Locu1t Gzove. lin. Della Ruth wa1 holteu to tlle Eden EUB Cbureb . w. M. A. Society held at &he Eden plrilb house recently. ' lfn. Denver We~ and aon of Manlfield vitited here reeently with ber slater, Mr.&:. Ernie Whitebead and family. • Mr. aod Mr11. C. Ed.d Humphrey and family returned home Monday alter I vlslt in Clevelaod Wl'th "• w lilter, Mrs. Earlene Stone and 1-l•_m_;_:~y_.__________ --- Legal_Notice , BROADlUN &-Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0 ., Jan. 12, 1157 Servicemen TA:PAN KIT~HEN RANGE &ood condition, 6087-Y 1 '12 3tt I 14) '. NANCY - -- - . - - --- �• • (9) For Sole ---- SIX ROo~! HOL'SE in R;;"i~e. Call · Racine 3217 or see Darlc 11 e _G_"_h•m_ _ __ I 8_6_tc 1 I['~\1/Ti:;-<1 I For Rent ! 1" '"'" t ROOM APAHTMENT for rent, newly furn ished apartment , next to Meigs GenCira or "nlla.G.a. &ltd SpecUJ Nt.teral Hospital Phone 18-J Chriat1cet of Event. printed 11: r•tuti ne Beegle. l10 ate lltl' clauifiOO rates Obltuarlet F URNISHED APARTMENT in !.!~lblled .t~cent per word. Middleport , Call 61'10-J. t -lntir.r-c 1 9 6tc 5 Room modern APARTMENT NEXT SH~TIN~ MATCH at Ra· I call Pomeroy 275-J or Middle: cln~ Pl.anmg Mill, Jan 20. Nexl port 6048. 1 Gu Racine American Legion meeting, Jan. 17. 1 12 3tc SLEEPING R00Ms~~lose i~-to-~n. 127 Butterl!ut. 12 29 12tc ON 11118 DATE, Jan. 10, 1957 and ft!ll l after I will not be reepo111ible t.II.L I I ~' ... GJJjld~ - · ,tt: am c r Llinton t ,.,ner, Min fot:, any debts contracted by any dl~piJtl one other than myseU. Edward i'h lil60·X. 11-I-rl I JoliniOD. · 1 10 3tp .:S ROOMS, FU Rl';(SHED apart,.. rnent with IHtlh. 109 Union Ave., ~GHEST PRlO.ES paid for junk or call 49i· Y Percy L. Peoples. and ~i;ed ·can. New Haven, , Tl!"'er 2-#\4. I' 10 6tp 12 26 tl ·~~ '\:: ROO:\f IT MU51" 6E MORe 'TIWI MEllE ACGICEIIT lllAT 'llle ~GADGe1S ALWA'IS GO w~ RI6IIT "' ------- --u1pl~ .. - WfiED. J.IGI.;51EN'J· 'lrt.:arJc~n~r and bnkt 8e~l!! ·~ttbH'e Saf~ety iervi.c,. Wer \hln ~ Pnmf'rOJ Obio ---- -DON'T YOU KNOW? .... -I..Hdden,. rent.-a..a\eiWOa ;:,uardb, •CttUuJU ~..· linton l'"umcr Dr~ Cloua.. Mid<Ueir<Jrt. ••horw ti.lH!">-11. ll·l...d ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. Ont lAYI 8 room house N•:wly decorated Baker'• wUl live you the beat lnside anti uttl. A. N. Bengtl. lrade o• furniturl!l or applianPumeroy. eea. 4-{1 tf 11 1 tf --- ------~----- ( 17 ) Help Wonted '(2) Card Of Thank~ TO EXPRESS OUR SITUATION WP. ~!"ED - T)'ping appreciation to the White Rose work at homt•, anytime, 6087-Y. 1 12 3tc Lodge Sister&, the Rev. Fred Gardner pall bearers, Coates -- - Funeral'Home, all o1 our many • WANTED:-!oc11! married man, 23 friends and neighbors for the tu ~5 wtlh high st•hool e-ducation beautiful flowers ahd aympathy Thu is a ~ellm~ job with high during the death or o1.1r belovell pay. For t~LervJcw apply at the · mqther, Clna Hays. George Pomeroy ~unoro Statton, Jan. 11 )faye~ 1 12 tt c and 12 between 6 00 and 7:00 P. ,' ~__:__--'--M. I 10 3tc WE WISH (8) Auto Soles J,9M PON1'1AC BOO 4 d~.------rn; ~ Sedan . ltydramattc drive, less t than 6,000 rn11e11. $2593.00. B!aet- rnar6, PomerOy. 1 10 6tc ~ ·19M FORD V8 Rrmch Wagon Sparkllng origlnn] blue finlsh Sharp car. $1995.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. l 10 6lc ~ · 1955 PONTIAC Dlx. 2 dr. Catalma Cpe. one careful local owner. Hydnmatlc drive. $2095 00. Blaettnar'~. Pomeroy. 1 10 6tc ____,___ 1954 Btt'CK Otntury 4 dr. ScdJin Spotle&s orliJnal finish . Dyhll· flow drive. $18U6.00. Bloctlnor'll Pomeroy. 1 10 6tc 1"3 CHEVROLET 210 4 dr. Sed<tn Origi~Ui metalllc' arey fini~h . ShOWll good care. $89!J.OO. Blaell 1 10 6tc har's, Pomeroy. ', 1138 BUICK V8 Roadmaster Conv. y·• Cpe: Power aleering, brakes, & ! wlndowa. All lcathM" aeata. $1395.00. Bklettnar'a, Pomeroy. A UTO DEALEruimP wants young men for general carage work lncludmg car waah· lll g, grl!asmi!, t·te Experience not neccss.uy , If willing to work. Addn• ss n·phcs t(J Dox 668-B, c/ o Datly Sl' nltnd, Po.mcroy. 1 11 3tc LOCAL ='-""'"'"' ~~~~~~~~l~~~bAT=lii~E ~G ~::--_ Legal Notice Legal Notice ' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Adminittr•tor Estat• of Heri•Y R. Garvin D~ .. Md Notice is hereby given that Fred W. Crow, Jr., whose Post Office address is Pomeroy, Ohio has been duly arpointed as Administrator of the Estate of Harley R. Garvin late of Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 26th day of December 1906. Jobn C. Bacon Judge of tl"la Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio (12) 29 1 til 5, 12, ate Legal Notice The Mei&s County commissioners w111 receive bids for sale of County Bonds in amount of $20,000.00 to be Issued February 4th, 1957: bt 18 ond to be TPtlred one year from date of is~uance, affi.ounl $5,000.00; 2nd Bond to be ret1rc two years from date of issuance, amount $3o,OOO.OO; 3rd Bond to be retired three years from date of Issuance, 1LU 1 tlu>t ne$~ :>er~ "·"' amount $5,000.00; 4th Bond to be l.lll!t.:.ti. .Staf.V!~ OQ Wa~JII t1eo retired four years from date of plolfiQM b, !<'actorr 'b...snttd issuance, amount $.'i,OOO.OO: lntcr"'Mtcu.dakoJr. t:UUdlll,::, h;WJ.I. est rate not to exceed 6";,, per ~ .Pomwt"O". t-3-d annum Interest payable annually. Bids wUI he n•ceiverl any time II.AJ.Itu & TEW,;Vl&JON SERVJC£ prior to 12 o'clock noon Februar)' !,bono ~00. l..lCJ&I.uJ .t\ppHIWo.<- 2, \9!'l7. ~a)e of <fiond• will be held '.:;luttl, JlH W. Mom~ :1\., .t"LNIUlfV.) at ll .OO A . M February t ·,· t057 oi'. ·OI:if-tt: _ __ 11t lhe offit•c of the Mei1:1 County to·u~A...~ & AtiHurl 'f. \I, ~ CommJ~sioncrs. Court House , PomVIt.:~ AJI lllOkt~ll Jt.e_piUrcd b)" ~ eroy, Ohio i~UL Jei:IIWflaJla. i'DU.Q4, 82tf1 ~ MEI{;S COUNTY COMMISaltddlepott &J.tt.U SIONEHS. Dean Ilamilz, Clerk (1) 12, 19, 26, 3tc -·- - ---- SW~E Haclne Sh.op SAVE ONShoe YOUH r.:pa1r Jt H 30 II •nsuronce II;::.===========• - - -- - - TRAILERS ACT NOW Save $100 lo UOOO 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, large stock, must go! Bring your desires and your problems. move in tomorrow. T:·y us, we're dealing on the very ;;;;;;:--;;:-::::::::::::-~;_!~ 10 6tc .tt.ar~.-.n ln.lur&RCe Al,t~ac:), 14J.dtlieptiU. t'U'e AUWtQQOU• ~ . 1853 PLYMOUTH, 2 dr. with !Wnl\1. i'hllll• tsalO.Jl. f:I..W.Ill ·I heater, 4 1ood tires, priced to 11el1. Rutland Furnlturo Co., Rut- l'OMPLIC'I1!;. lnrw.r•'!lCt ~. ~ )and. 1 9 6tc We, Auto, ;:ln>, t'OilO. caJJ .Uo~o I f4lllfl, .lltddlepurl, Uluo. ;, »M CIIEVIIOLE'I\ 4 dr. oellan, V8 motor wi11 overdrive, radio, lowest terms! heater, lt:~t eoven, dark green IL I) 1\cull::srare ftr&Ub. $.174&.00. Pomeroy Motor TllllEE ACRES I..EVEL GROUND Co. II 28 II four room hou~c. electricity, At Free delivery, Qul<k. Open Apple Gron ; Sec Alex Wheeler. llSS CH£\"ttOLI:T, " d!., 2 tone 1 10 3tc blue flal1h, 110 tflrlu, heater, 7 ~·Y1· eleaa. f19A.OO. Pomlroy Motor SIX ROOMS .1~dJ,ath. $4~00~00. Waverly Mobil• Co, II 28 II 116 Locust Sl ., Pomeroy or taU Sales, 1 10 3lc !il&M or 9:191. INJ STUDimAKBR:-Jdr,, VB Hr· U.S 23 Soulh dramaUc drtve, heater, very ! WAVERLY, OHIO clean, one owner, f481S.OO. PornoGood <:lean roy Motor Co 11 28 U I! a -A ..... . .. . - Ten Wides, Huge Selection ' Home . .853 'P'ORD. • dr.. lov.ly cream ~nd bttle, •' I,IIWmltne, V8 motDr 1 an vtwr, ·adl.o. beatflr, 1u.t l coYera, Fordonaatlo aACII Contln, II enlal trl111. flOQ6.00, Pomeroy -~ .c:o1128 tf METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES .. ' lllii3 DIJICJ-.. 4 dr. hard "Build letter 15or ~n1'' , GRU ESER BLOCK CO. J Mlle1 North of Po!'Mray On Rt. 33. C1U Wm. Gru:... r, Rock Sprlna• STRUCTURAL I &lAMS ICRAP IRON- MITALS OHIO VALLEY ~~9~·~~:o~r~Sc;i;•~~~ - W!JI of . Rt. No. 83. Jnqlure Pl&co. I 10 3tp Inc. ---- All Milke• and Models JUNK CO.PoiMroV Phortt $10 POMEROY • 6-room, 2·story modern frame homo, full baaement . with· driye-in fireproof aana:e. Larg<1 ver11nda. EaHy walking distnnee to business district. All tran$portation by the house. $8000.00. I POINT- PLIASANT - New &-room ranch typa home in Dlx-San Addition . !\todcrn a11 tomorrow Y:'ith American kitchen, mahogany woodwork, forced air heat· !nat:. Basement Wllh commode, lav~tory, 11hower, and laundry tubs. $16,000.00 BOX 229 PHONE IDt-Y 1 12 3tt 111.\X WAlltl -.......... .. ... . fM1' FORJ> TRACTOR and eq~lp-. .ment. rnqulrc at Ewlnr Hutton, Rut.Jand, 0. 1 10 61t ATIOMWt•a 1 ......,...~­ liS L leoII, , ....,.,.Ohio One Wom~n'111 dirk Wooten FUU COAT. Size 38. Only worn once. 1 Ju•t Jib new. Should be aoen ; to •·be appreciated. Will 1cll at I boll prl••- MID Lucy Gibbs, '' Rodney Downing : Phone 388-M. INSURANCE AGBNCY I 10 Btc REIDSVILLE o - --"' partly furnished. Ca11 6009. I 12 3tc FOUR STIVERSVILLE Mrt. Lou.iae Brewer vlaJ.ted ber dauabter and famUy 11r .and Mr•. Jobn Dobbin and IOID ol Columbus, reeenUy. The YOUn&eat 100 was born on Cbrlatinu 111_ Mr. ~b Dunt and lfn Tommy called on Eber CVpeoter and famlly Sunday afternoon. l!(r. and Mn. Dell Talbott were recent guesta of In and Fteida l;::arpenter. Ben Allen .Wted hla son Howatd and family Thursday. Randal Talbott. New Ledngtou spent the weekend with hi& parenb, Mr and Mn. Dell Talbott. Mr and Mn. s. w. J!>urat, Port· land were recent pe~ta of Eber Carpenter and family Mr. and Mn. Chu. Fitcb and c:hildren, DeWttta .Run. were recent guest 1 1 h 0 er parenu, Mr. and Mn. Cbu. Van Meter. Mrs. Fannte Durat, dauchter Margaret, 111'1. llollntt Dunt son Graduating u an bonor atudent Victor and Judy Court and jerry from·tralning at Kellller Air Force Daily spent Sunday afternoon at :a.ue Miss., as an aircraft Control tbe skatin1 rink on Route 7. and Warning operator is A 3c Larry K. Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mona MoUe spent a few Elwood Lewis, Rt. 1, Middleport. dan last week with Mr. and Mn. ']'he airman, who attended Mld- Roy Fitdl a.t Belpre. d1eport High SthoOI prior to enllllt Mr. ani;l ~· E. H. Carpenter inl in the u. S. Air Foret, will be called on Mildred and Joyce Cir' Uligned to duty w1tb the USAF cle Thursday pm. at Finland Alr For« Statton in Mr. and Mn. Harold Brewer and Mlanesota. .daughter, Reedsville were recent gullb of Mr. and Mn. A. C. Brewer. 10-For Sale or Rent PIN, Autemobll' Health 1'WO 11g~rcsslve auto Prf'fcr auto sales ex· ACCIDINT perience or o1hcr rxperienoo in Lit., Ca""alty aM ...,., direct Mellin,::. Mw!<l be rcatdent o( Porncroy or Middleport Good opporluni1y for two ambitious men . No Joar('rs ple<~.l!(l. Apply In MIDDLIPOIT, QHIO Box 663-.U ..:/ o lh1Uy SenUnel. Pomeroy. 1 U 3tc 6136-M PHONU 6311 W~~ WANT sal~!ml'n. Real E1tate Broker j OROINANCI NO. liS ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCI (VIIt...J An OrdiMnee to make Appropriations tor Current Expen.el and other Expenditure• of the Village of PomeroY, State of Ohio, during the fiscal year ending December 31st. tiMI7. • Section 1. Be it Ordained by the Cnuncll of vlll•a:e of Pomeroy, State of Obto, That, to provide f{lr the current expeMes and other expendlturea of the JRld Vi11~1e of P omeroy d urIng t h e II staI yesr ending December 31&1, 1957, the 1 11 · d h o OWll'l~ sums be an t ey are hereby ,., ,,;de .nd appropriated as follOW~!:, viz: see. 2. That there be appropriated from tbe GENERAL FUND: A. GENERAL FUND A 1 Council $ 288.00 A 2 Mayor 960.00 A 3 Cltll'k 860.00 A 4 Treasurer 278,00 A. 5 SoJicitor ~.00 .1\ 6 Bldg. Improvements 2.000.00 A 7 Public Employees Retltement System 300.00 A 8 Legal Advertising 250.00 A 9 Office See'y 2,080.00 A 10 Re1. rnnd for paym't of Parking lot bonds uoo.oo 11 Utilities 2,000.00 12 :NMes & Int. 1.050.00 13 Of~ Exp. aG;q.OO 1" llUrnp Rent 600,#) 15 Insurance• 1200.00 Total General Fund 16,614,.00 Se~. 3 That there be appropri· ated from the GENERAL FUN)) ror CONT[NGENCIES for .p urposes not otherwifle provided for, to be expended in accordance with the provislona of Section G701UO R. c. the :>urn of $300.00 Sec. 4. That tbere be transferred from the GENERA.t. FUND to tbe SAFETY FUN'D the eum of $23,· 800.00 (if reveaues from aourco other than ta:xea are to be depo• Ited in the Slfet)', service, etc., Funds aa heretofore, an Ordinance to thia effett muat be paased by CouncU, Sec. ~703.12 R. C.); aftd that there te appropriated from sa1d SAFETY FUND the tollowlna: IAPITY FUND B 1 Marshall $3,300.00 .B 2 •PoHce 8,700.00 B 3 Fir1t Aid 500.00 B 4 Other Pollee Ex·p. 4.000.00 B 5 Fire .Chief-salary 300.00 B 8 Finmen 7M.OO B 7 Civilian Defcuse 250.00 B 8 Ot.hcr Fire I>epL Exp. 2,1100.110 B IO Hydrant Rent 3,300.00 B 11 .Bonds 200.00 H 12 Pollee Pension Fund 1,600.00 Total Safety Fund , 20,100.00 SlllVICI FUND Street Clcanlna: $3,MIO.OO Payment of old water ·bill l,!iOO.OO Payment old Uibt bill 1.000.00 8,000.00 Tot1l Service Fund s ... 9. nat the,.. b• red from the GENERAL FUND to the CEMETERY FUND the sum ot $6.~~-00; and thlt there be approproatcd lr<>m said CEMETERY Jo'UND the followiDJ: D. cliMITin FUND Employes $4.~.01) Tools and Equipment ooo.oo Other ExpenBflS 250.00 1.000.00 Landa and BWldings Puhhc Ernployees Retirement Syslem 600.00 Tot•l Cemetery Fund 6,11110.00 Sec. 10 Tbat there be appropri· a led from the STREE'T CON· STRUCTION, MAIN'I'ENANCE and REPAm FUND (Motor Vebicle and GasoHne Tax Funda) the fol· lowing: ' , E- STIIIT MAINnNANCI AND RIPAIR PUND Employt>l 13,000.oo Malerlals 4.000.00 . st. ncpairs 6.MO.OO Tools, lmplomonla ,etc. 1.500.111) N?tes & Inlllrest t.224.00 Misccllancous 500 00 Public Emp. Ret. 1,2oo:oo Total Street COilllruction . Maintenance ami ftF, fund 27,924.00 Sec. 18. That tbore be approprlatcd rrcm the GENERAL BOND RETIREMENT FUND: F. GINUAL IOND RETIRE· MINUUND "''dcmptlon ·or llonda 4.000.00 transr.~ ln!~mt on Bo•do , L440.00 lot•l Gen. Bonil Rei. Fund CRAND TIOn~ TO'I:Ato M40.oo APPIIOPRL\· Legal N~tice Set. 2. And the Village/ ~lerk i1 hereby authorized to draw bil warrants on the Vllll&e Trellurer !or payments fro~ any of tbe foreaoing approprtat1ont!l upoa retelvmg proper certificates and youehen therefor . approved bY the board or oWcers authorized b~ law to approve the lame, or an ordina-nce or reJOluUon of cnuneil to make the expenditure•: provid· ed that no warrants &ball bf drawn or paid for salarie~ or wages except to persons employed by authority of and in aecordante with law or ordinance. Provided further that the appropriation for eontina:encl~ can onlv~ be ei.P1!Rded upon appeal of two-thlrdt vote of Council for items of etpenae constituting a legal obligation against the village, and 1cr pur· poaes other than 1hoae covered 1:16' the other specific appropriattods herein made. Sec. 21. This ordinance shall take effect at the earli.eet period allowed by law. Passed Jan. 7• 1957. E. F. ROBINSON Preeident of Counelt ATTEST: Ch{rles W. Legar Clerk of Council (1) 12 • l9, 2tc ey Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rein· hard and children of Caldwell. 0 . spent Sunay wltb her mother, Mrs. Sarah RUe and chUdren. Mr. and Mrs. Gorath Kisor of Obio spent Sunday evellrl.•Sarah Rife and . Mn. Kisor ia .an aunt of Mrs. Rife. Mr. and Mre. Fred Bircher ol Pomeroy called on Mr and Mrs. Harlan JUfe a~d sons, Tuesday. lllno. w. v. Rile called on "'"· Sarah Rife Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Rife and chiidcen. Patty and Larry, spent New Year's with ber son, Charles A Rife and family and visited Tuesday with his father, Charles Rife, at the Veterans Hospital Other weekend visitors with Mr. Rife were Mr. Ray Brooks, Cabin. Cret:k , W. Pa. , and Mr. af}d Mn. George Beveridge of Hebron, Ohio. Cblistmas week end guests of Mr .Charles Rife at the Veterans Hospital in Huntif\J~on were Ed. ward Ri!e, Gahanna, Obio, Mr. Jack Rife of St. Albans, W Va., Mr. Joe .Rife of Chillicothe, Robert aJ'Id Ronnie Rife of the home here at Dexter, Mr. and Mr8. George •Beveridge, Hebron, Ohio, Mr. LewHill of Columbus and Mr. Ed Albans, W. Va. Rife spent most of the bolidays at the hospital with l\lr. Rife. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reinhard, Caldwel1, Ohio, made a trip tO Huatincton to see ber father on Chripbnal evening, Dec. 20. Ezra Knapp and Earl Reed called on Val Rlfe Friday. Mr .and Mrs. Harlaa Rife were in Pomeroy on busine111 Wedneaday. Mr. a nd Mrs. Harold RiCe of ~ortb 111 cblaDdt, Calif., are announotna tbe birtb of a daughter born Dec. 26. Tbe blby hi$ been named BonnJe BeUada. TMy bave a ton, Billy are t. Mr. Rife is tn the Air nree. Legal No't•'ce Sealed Rids will be reeeived by the Board of couqty Contmlstlonen. Meigs county. OhiO at the Office of sa1d Board, Pomeroy, Ohio up until 12:00 o'clock Nol)n Jan. 21 , 1907 for rurnlthlng tbe foUowing. , Transport delivery of Gasoline, regular and premium trades, to the County Gange, Rock Sprinp, Ohio, at the direction of the County En.Kineer, during the 90 day period commenein& Jan. 21, 19&7. Quote prices on both re1ular and premium gradea. Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all Billa. ._rd of County C.mmrMO...n By Deen Barnltl, Clerk • (1) 12, lt~ w ., ~ Mrs. S.rah M. Rift J E. H 990 - AN_TIQUITY ~ On your Dt·a ·I s. 1 Your Sun rt·se To Rcln~el, who spent Sunset Stat.·on *DI ... NER .-. ARRANGE 1~ A't *MEETING HOTEL MA.RTIN " p~-e ..... _ POMJUlOY'S - BPT $90,728.00 '"------_;"""...;;..,_..;,;._ _...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Warn plll1llrooper leader, a. TayJor'a auecUaor The ahak•up im't ~tiolpattld, howevtll', unui the new military budpt Is apP:fOVtd by Conani!IS tn the new seuion but aomfitime around lnld• year, tho rttsbutrle 11 expected to get underw • I .,, ~ I I I got . . I I ~ • • " action 1 , :1 · I ,I ! 1 the I I I . ·' want 1 ' ' I • • • -1 • I • I I · · - _Mrs. Sarah Hannum D~n.e, Jirn· '~I• ~inK S~\UrihY · 111~-. ,, .., .- • • •• . I r . ''- . , ' ' - ~-,..:. ~I!J)Q !>ally ~ilnel, !'omeroJ·Iollddleport, 0 ., Jft: , ' TRB SMITH FAIIILT t: · o:oo l? li'1oek tp -~~!'-ft:~ "'MW. ; The' . -; • ,•oqun.itlce .is cotn:POsed!l oF1 trtrs. voerJl · Mitcbell. _~altnft~;r. .Mrs ~usseU Jcin~s, Mrs. ~o~t-1PMvl<'r, \fis:seB Mar.)' .Ann ROg~ Jolt':ce Jordan. and Mac Bake. CH o\R'riNG . CLASSES BF.ING 'PLANNED. Those 4-Hers who will fill out •hart in~ books are invited to at'l'nd the f'harling classes this ym ' wou 1tl like to !lee this rroup in rny office on Saturday, Januarv 10 nt 1-0:00 A.M. It is not eompul~ory to attend these dassta to oblain your 4-H pin. All We want to -lo is to explain tbe questions in tM C'h3rt to you an:d me.trP sure vou get started be(ore May of lflis year. tr ,you . don't bav1l your <"!hart · and "\\!ere l~ .v~ara ill:l btfore January 1. !967,/ a% 1haV'e (!Ottlpletflli two .Years o club wor~, ·~On'te "on in. ' · -~· " TTTrmy BOGGS ME~ an·a VA R::t aiw. W••""'"'"' -· ' , I I I I I IIIJ'= · oi I ]: ·~- ,_ ·· · - C....l., ;I· ' NIWJ• ltuiWII 1 . ,rlddy, MaiM~~ C. 4-H Cl-..lt A,.rtt ly TMrHI Ohtl,...r OFFJCI..:RS TRAJNING SCHOOL. NIIW VIAll'S .AIITY We art Yl!!f1 fortunate In bav1ng 1'be Lutbenn Savina: Club hid with us last S:.turday mom1n1 at • New Ytar"t Evt Party al the t11e Ofncen X and Leaden train!lome or lin. Front J!otno14o Ina: ~ehool. Miu JIU~ ft11er Monday II!~. 1'hDse atte'ndln ~ £.;iris' 4-H Clu.- Aa:ent aod wete M~•· Done): Ro~sh and Erno- .:llate gene, '1&1.. 'Ger~~ Clarl:, Mn. Jur:k l ranco1s de La&J>~ut.w of AJpd.a. Ord. Mrt. CbaJ'la Yonker. Mn f'rancois Is a n Li.Y1E(. villtlll~ W. v an Ro uah, lll ra. Jh,l.h Coodmte ~ o Ht• will rt:!IUrn td bll' country Mr._ UJcJJle Kin.(, Mrs. Rtovn~ ' ~ t t'r 1hl' mouth f \11Dt11<t'" like- Hi Kina Jr., l:Jtub Or4. Sherry Turn- 'k.Prt'lli mY tlt:Jilka IO the l'tolll· , bull, KeH.h Ann Turnbull 111nd "luec or Atn. o. ~~ l,lrowhtn ~~:. J Tur b '4 .\.J 8tll)· Dant, Mn:. (f C. Som•;_: n llll of CHiton, llmmie llcr, aud Mrs, PM>d.-r Spencer tor Bu arner, 1An:y. apf Ro1er tuchcJr help in 1Jianning lhiiJ~"a&:llOol k:e)' · , Curtls 1nd Donald king Gordon Clartl:, Darrell Harril' and \lso Lhe i~l¥Lrt~etor-' whG d\d a Patly Kinr Dt fter.derson. job, Mildred fimr, Mrs. remrda and 18tnea. Refrettul!lents l'!p-)endid "'ern Mih.'httll, Mn. j;iinh Spencer weft aerved to the foiJ.oWina ; J,fary 'drs. Wilbur Plante, June Spencer, ~pan, Sandra Gi~bl, Ruth Ann Iaiiy Darst, Mary A.nn Rogers, Ci'finln, Dennis Weaver, Dona Hn .ola ROUih, Bill Pr~ddy , and Mrli aon, Ralph Clark, Denver Gibbs "llr~inia Loc.Jtbart. There Wt>l"P DIVir, Ronnie and Gene John50n : 'tfLY·IH!YPn offieer;f, leaders and LJrry Uevlr:t& of New Haven, Mr. ·uests preumt. en Mr1 . .ValiA~ Gibbs and the hors· SOME NEW CIRCU'l.A.RS ARE [['&tl Janice Glbbs. N. Ellt PARTY . The new project ctrru htrg The Board Run -'tUB Youth Bi· WlfAT'S COOKING and PA CK ble Clall bed a New Year'JJ " Eve \ND SNACK have been receln•d party at tbe home of Janke Gibbs. The ewnhlg \tas · spent playing n our otfice and are available to ·ou. Remember "WHAT'S COOKJdr. Dennis Roush Jr. of Hick ng replaces Top 0' SUJtYP fao~ery . .C .'nd PACK ANn SNACK rep,~l·~ ·~ · Orf hapf') 'fVas the eueat Safurd~t• "oods tor Eon. ~ ~ , '"':1 o{ ,his f~th,r ana lnotheT Mr. and ' y~T_ . ,_! BQ~ :m . M~ -~ ,.0 ~Mn. lk!nnl~ Rb~li "'Sr. or J)oard ~ " i -."C" ~·'\ .!.... '...... ~ Mr . .ud MJ'S. Ed Fr1 We-re in Tq.e col}lmtttc,e, wh~ch wlll }Ji an '" P~int Pldsant Sltutct,y on _busiq 'he annual f.JI. Yeal-booi -Jill meet * "'• . quick ' ·1 I 1:' LETART • • . .,OUI~ mle and Robert o.f Mt. Alto 'called. on Mr. and Mrs. Man lord BlessiDJ of Point J»leasant, Mr, and Mr!l. Cec1t_ Blto!lslng and Ella Sunday eYemng. Mr. Donald Thompson . and Sherman Btessing were in Hunting t on saturday for observation at St. Mary's Hospital. ""I · lit r. Billie Weigand, Mrs. ]A!O· nard Roush Sandra and Mllten • • • • , :•w Ray were Sunday evtmiu.g guests • DUST Bdwt OIVEAWA1'--:-A. aew "giveaway"' dlspt~te baa .l. .... . of Mrs. 'f. J. Chapman. stlrred up within ~e Elaebbowt:r aclmtautr&Uoa-tbll time ~ A11rone wishin,r to send a card mllliOhs of acres In tho all;&' "dust bowl" aectlon of the SouthJ:: to Mr. Lewis Blessing, his ad· The land was acquired during the drought of the 1930. 88 pad; Of dress is O/G o£ Ughtners Hospi\31 a ~vemment pro.rram tor aldlnf farmer• and re. Han:isbur~ Illinofs.J ' · Mr. and Mrs. Lawren ec Paul ,1tormg ~a.rdled a.eruge. Now, ranehera in \tbe Sou\1\,we•t are faced by S.rlovt Wineltremer of Coiumbu-' were !even more eerious d"roui~t eOiUntlons aa4 are putDrt~~gh* • : .. SundaY ,ue'sts or Mr. and Mrs. . ::&~toiOII'"rt' o~... ~~~H ,IfJ have the I~ .ft• ~ CtMI..... Ross Wlnebremer. P V.VCI ow:a;e~.~ ,,. gnnylng purpo"e1. , ~~. 8pd" Mr~- Paul ' tlleulng 1 ~ !~here the d~.t~.. ~- 'While most ofri«:_iate •re tn ~· Point Pl~as)lnt: Mrs. · tittle Ste, men qn: P'J~g the laad, .OJl.~llole. tQme are teattul that 'OYW. wqt qf."Wcst C.Oiut:nbia cat'led on rra•lng mJght brill& back ···~ bowl" eonditlOJ\1 once ap41 llr. and Mrs.. c. r. Bt'ossing Sat·~RIA•L - The likely upshot ~ ·U.t tbi admtniatratlon will lc 0on ·: ' .,. BOqK. - · i· · authorize we· _o':r. the 'tfui(l blA! Wl:te certain there a,sart Y,r.da,Y e.yenin;.. , · ·• The \l!, :Y,a,. IJniver!litY 4·1/ l'Tub , wthrolt_~n__ -in_~_trao Lo.he~ ~~~~~~·,19 __ a_v_'. rt__ an _Y ___,o_ut_crt _ --". __or___'_ ' rl,_ve _'WIJI_.'-' b~ Mr. Vbarl~e Brown relUtl\ed to is :~~"k11fl for loons wl~Jt ·wht('4, ,11l l ....... ...,.. ~ ... ,. __ .. ~· his emplovment 011 tbe' riV,er after 011h1ish a bo~k o£'ftlbb•·s Wr~thtl(l;, -' . .. . ·-----· vlrdt~ng with. &.it f~mily . at Board •vhi('h have be~n coml)tJed. by the 1 ~w l.lis(. A.dalte Boston ~d ·Mr. Mr. and •Mra. Curtis -Ril'hard Hniversity elub. Anyone or an\' • . I • • Wayn~ .Hart Jr. were ulilted in bad as their aueets oti New Year's rolu~ mAY Joan any amount wJ,Irh Mrs. FAnnie Taylor alld Robert marriage by Rev. Forrest Murra:f 1MJ\ Mr. &nd 14rs. B}anclie Von will be r('turned in 1~58 after the ~;pent Monday cvcnt'll:: with Mr. Monday evenina: In tbe Union E. -Schoyck or Colum.bus, Mr . and fir.~t edition has bt>en sold. A'l\y and Mrs. Cedi Blt!SsiQg .and Ella. U B. Church. Miss Sue Adldns and Mrs. Sta.nl-ey AdiJi,ns o1 New Hav- one lonn in e- S25 00 •'r mnl'f'! will he Mr. Calvin Bless:;;J·Itfeturned Mr. Gerald Weigand were their en, Mr. Ernie and Miss Twil a <1jvt,>.n recognition ' in th(' bBoT>.. front llllnois where i'f ·Lewia only attendents. ' -Richard. ~~lf~ ~Jl#l' ' _Chf'eJ.-ll yavable ~ I.'G is hospitali:ed and i'n a serious Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barron ' and · ~~: W. J'. Chapman. Bertr'i"~: "lf~ fro~k. \VV.U 4:yY Cti\\t~. cond1tion from an auto a.'Ccident, son called on Mr. Robert Taylor and Mr. Billie Weigand were di.n-· qnrl lilind to Bill Harris. gq Kjfl fi· Mr.~. Blessing iS at the bed side o! 8 Dd mother TueJJday evenina:. ner gueJtJ of Mr. and Mrs. Leo· .woprl S.tree(, MorJ!;:antown w. Va. their son, an only child.. Mr. amt Mrs. Ro~ Winebremer ntrrd Rnus'ft Sunday. ~is bQnk when finl~ht'd n.1arCit Mr. and ft~s. Rarry Bro 9ks ac· and Donna were Friday afternoon Mr. Ray Marshall and Miss Betty 30, 195'11 will sell for $?. 00 Pfr (Ompnnled Mr. and Mrs. "Tobey ofUF..&t~ 9f . ~'iir and ,ijrs. Guy Ble11- Wal~s were united in marriage ~opy and !.Viii contam 200 pagCs. Myers .tb Parkersburg Monday tng of Mason: Thurs~ay. . __ __. after no!?n where Mrs. Myers subMr. and Mrs . . Wayne l(.art apd ···Mr. and Mrs. n ·atlas Gibbs of ) ' ·.' ..: milled to rpajor surgery · at' St. ¥.rs. ~annah. Johnson w~re busl- B~oad 1tun, Mr !lnd Mrs, Dwi£ht Bm~e~~~t~~,~;s:~ ;~d Joseph 's 1 Ho.ipital WednesdaY J;Jess, V~s m Pt. ~leaQft~ - ~d · GIJ?bs; Mr. and Mrs. Iierman &Ia&&-' carl Cia 111 d d h( · ;u. d · .'. :<-. 1, • Mason 1 ay. . l'n't. M'r. Tobey Myf'rs. ·and Mr. Sunda· :~~~g 1 .,,.aus er, n .•• morntns. , Mr. ap'4._.J.!f~·. :BtJ1We ~Ursh and J.Ir. a.t.'!!l Mrs. Cecll Bll!!fSl.b.~. -~ Harlev BonffUker · v.i-Mtyd ·WUb Ernfe .-Rolllhj son oJ Mr c~!14~n -·Qt:.W~st • Cfll\tn:tbla' were ~bey ~yeri; and. Mr. t~ ~tters M~s . ~n 'S~. '· Joseph's Mrs. Rit!hWRrn~$lt is spendin . IU•,i,:<-~ednesdpy !V!ttlllg of Mrs. Wutebremer were. m ~~~· · ,1i'q~»,lta) Sd~tcla.Y !lftr~!)Oif. ;i • • few daYfl ' "-'it·h hls'· gt'ldldparE!!~ ~u~na1 JWney 1nd Sl\erinan Ble1- Wednt~~!' eonaultlhl Dr. · ~Jllal . M:r~_and ~rB. De"QIJ'is ~oulh wm Mr. Mnd Mr• Dotsuy. Roush " lln\r · Bit~"·i ,, \ -~~"flali"il'! v~Mng lll,.. ~i)o ,8wt'!'-~ a•e•la or the ,p.<fi Beh~o ,Hllbm b~cn,ill. Mrs. Mary Blessinf' ef Point ~· •M· Mfo•. ~arley »6necut· In&~. .· ftose ~alMtrt ...,., MII,. tand .-Ktt. . ' Pleasant was the dinner guest tel;' Jn St. ~~eph a Haa\)(tal: Mr. a'nd Mra. :J..awrenee \lichal'd Perry Oldaker rid flmily · SWl· Tuesrl~W of Mr. arld Mrs. c . F. ;Mr. aniJ ~~~- Wayne Hart Jr. of Wolf~ of Davie11 Grove are ·the day were Mr. F. c. Litton and san, Columbus spe(\t tbe weekend wtt~ DrOud parentl ol a baby llirl born Lo~I. ~ Rav Fry, wo~:y Blessing. llr. and Mrs. Bob ... BatTon and Mr. and Mfl. Taft Boston an~ lb. Sun.dav eveninll! at Sehaekel's King and Harry Oldaker and to.l, son of Partersbur1 were dinner 'lltd Mrs. W&yne Hart Sr. . CU~ic in Mason. They have l.notb. U,rry Jr. ' guests of the Adrlail Lathey ramMr. Calvht T. Bleuill& left Fri- e:r dauJf:her. Per~ Pldlker and BC)ns, Perry !ly of Vernon Tuesday day to be with his witt at the l)ed. Mrt. Carrie Kinr was a recent Jr. and ·_Eddie 'and Harry Oldater Mr. Harley Bonecutter and M:rs. of tbtir son Lewis, who Is Ia the lqest or M':'. Arch Roush. were ln'· Ri'(!Ds'!f~, Su~da;J'. ·~ Ramah Johnson visited Monday hospital with a broken fN.ek iil ~r. ~elvu1 and Miss 1J11zcl Ruth M'r. and Mrs. Raymond :Rou. afternoon with the fonner's wife Dlinois. aroot1 were Sunday guests of and daughters and Mr. and ~~ Who is a p'atient ill' St. Joseph'• Mlsl Ella lileuinc lpeDt ~ Antta and Mr. ltP.IIon Bl-own Cecil M"~tln of west Colu~~ Hospital. day with :un FI:Qnle · . Maud. ll•••lng visited Mr. and Mrs. I..on FOwler · of Cheshire, Ohio. l ·1 I I I I I I I . Nlxon made 1t plain on hla retum from his ptraonal aurv. of :he retul"ee Situation \hf.t. the t:Jnited States muat hike entry Q.u~tu or escapees from Eastefta Eu~ couatnu, · This would 1'\pre.MDt • aha~:41yer~ k&dillonal"·'-it'"'.. States immiJ~tion Pelley enttkJ~d in lawt •rw:ief: by u .... ::_ )Ieana in· the 1920.!1 whlch i't$kt on\1')' '-4-..Sou-..u~ El,lrope~. . . . u• ..,.. them NOnethel~:~ ~~ .1.1 ex;~Ote~t to ~h..d • 1~ 1 ~raditiona~ ~U<~Y eve' thouP, li ~WPi b\c · · ~~~, r::--.- 119 at"''d·pat R•pull,llc~~ ~h~ vic' pr<ill!l!i>t la~"di ~ill to espouse the "New atpvbticanl.lfl" prqe·l&im~ ~.-r-",a' bower. · 1 ~ · Zllien· • • • • • NONETRELESS-.-Desplte !o{lXoii'.i anilouneed 'ltilid: oa Mh.a.H ot ll~r~lized Iron Curtain irriq:!'«'ation the viet ~fttlhltat did Ukl .vne step to e:ou'ntir any 'CritlelaQ thlt' might eoaue Nixon took time out befort makiot public btl refu.cee i'teomm datlolta to visit former Prtlldent Htrbert Hoovef 1n :r'tW" Ywk ':; on the problema. c:onfer M r. Hoover, concededly a COhetl'lfatit"e RepubUean htverthelen g~~.tned w a NputaUon tor hia ............. ~., World I · humdtta.&a •....,, •w ••~"~ - .~ ...-u...,, 1ft , ar and the younW vJce PtJ~ldent was caretul to ifek th elder statesman's advlte before deftnltely apelll"l OUt """" - · t · ~· 1 ay. ·lfi' ..... ,J • ko:Jn Ot ....... a"'· ' 'I • P . I • • NIXON ON DOIIGRATION-Vice Preaident G••· Nathan f. RIChard :M:. Nlxon who hat alwa"'" ...-, . t ,.~ ' twlnhtt I ~Y •-ru Ra.. bll ' ,~ "'"' ea eeme.,. ean party eott~ervauvea, veered away 1 f:','Om their atand by baekinl' llbtrilUEJtlon ot tlw n:!~~m'•_lmmlgratlon laV:•s in Lhe wake of l!'e liunianan relu&"ee ' ,,. 'I .-1 AI ta • · • • • · • • Kn~•yiOr llltep. out b Ariny &itt of et.d' edJttllble atun:u predicU., lueb . . . . .lon.: ment !OrtHe Oeft. Jamea Gavin, famed Wori4 ~ · with her rrand·pu-onW. llr- and llrs. C. · F. Shain. was accomp•nh•d to ber hom• in Cohunb:ua. b~ her &rend-mother, Mn. Shain •nd aaush~r. Patty. Tho .Oval Diddle family opent New Yeat'a Day wlib their daugbter and BOD.J.n-llw~ Mr. and Mrs. Jamea s.n~, ~eroy. . H .ta "l'J/V"-' U *PARTY · Fm• job. ..,. .. Aflolher Yt.can ,. w.U ey may eH&tetl If O'ea: Max· .., ..... I J 1<-~ I A/ le Edd.v Stobart mived borne Wednesday from Ellawortb AFB, ' llapld City, D. for • furlou(h with bia parents, Mr. and Mrs. A,. thur Stobart ond hll wl!e. Ed•a, Middleport. Aile Don D1d41e retutncd to GrMDYille, N:lu. aner a furlough witb. hla partntt!l, Mr. and Mra, Oval Diddle and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Rtch . Wolfe and dauabtor, Dorio Picken•. onte~ : teined wltb • Turkey Dinner New Year•a Du, for .Capt. and M~ Ed Irelaad, Bllwnox, Pl., and Mr. Mra. 8ey1n Harris and family, 1 •iv.Ja• >if The annual meet~ng of the mtockbolders of the Meigs Grocery company, Middleport, Ohio will be held Monday evening Jan. 28th. at 8:00 o'dock at·the o!ftee of tb~ company, to elect a Board of Dl· rectors and to tranaact sucll other bualnell8 11 may eome before it. HOMER E. COOK, President (1) 12, 19, 28, Ste ., BUCKWHEAT ln 1 :IT tor the nt.ttoa•a mRite.ry commu4 inuml.l(:h aevn-..1 chlett are due tO n:a•anum "rvloe th 1a elm "''"~" ·· C ern A • A~ut W, Ndra:m~, tb~rman oc Ro.io~• chlefa ot •t~«- Penti~ 1M dvb al;v 'that th9 bHt bet aa auq;e~ 11 OJD. Nat P. Twt.nlnJ", F.Mt!t b ..ur Foret ~ of ltd'. sutti a piumniJC,n for ~lng. ot. coume. wouJd oPen up tht9 ~-- "lr Mr. and Mn. James Smttb ' were parents Mr. and gueata of her Mn. Roscoe Court &unday. Mn. Fannie Durst shopped in Pomeroy Tuesday. . · Mr and Mrs. Bud Gluesencamp and daugthers called on h18 par· ents Mr and Mrs. L. R Gluesen· camp, recently . Mr. and Mrs. James Middleswart and chi.ldren, were recent guesta of his brother and family- Mr. ancl Mrs. Bill Middleswart. I Twfnf... May ltpface War a --~- ·--·-- ·--· ""~ ......, ... ,• as Top SIGII Man Ao Gon. T.,tO<'o "'""'" IJpecfal to CRINI l"r~u A~ •roUIHIJ~G'rOK~::r;,~;. ddln.lt ~.. · [J t . ev, art top..1evel Chu(tl u.Uti· ~tld~or\1 By MIN L~~ey KHtllll• ·BiU and Eva Brooll:i han returned to thelr home at Marlon after a visit wilb MrL B:roob" 1ts. tel', Mn Della Ruth. Otber recent jueata of Mn. Ruth were the Ge~rce Sehulb family pi Prospect, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Guy. Spencer ud three children visited Sunda)r with rel.atlvea at Locu1t Gzove. lin. Della Ruth wa1 holteu to tlle Eden EUB Cbureb . w. M. A. Society held at &he Eden plrilb house recently. ' lfn. Denver We~ and aon of Manlfield vitited here reeently with ber slater, Mr.&:. Ernie Whitebead and family. • Mr. aod Mr11. C. Ed.d Humphrey and family returned home Monday alter I vlslt in Clevelaod Wl'th "• w lilter, Mrs. Earlene Stone and 1-l•_m_;_:~y_.__________ --- Legal_Notice , BROADlUN &-Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0 ., Jan. 12, 1157 Servicemen TA:PAN KIT~HEN RANGE &ood condition, 6087-Y 1 '12 3tt I 14) '. NANCY - -- - . - - --- �.. • )< ·~ Cbrtsl of La.i1e.r Day SaJ.n.ts, Old Town Flats, oo Portland Routt!. Sunday School 10 a. m. proachin& 11 a. m. and 8 p m. and Bible Study Thursday 8 pm. Pastor C od- Pomef(ly-Harri!onville Road. Bible School 9.3ll A. M. Momln4! Worship and Communion 10.30 A. 14. Christian Endeavor 7 15 P. M. Evening Wontbip 8 P. M Tbomaa Wyatt :Mmister Joseph Johnson, Bible School, Supt. MiMn'WIII• Methodist Church, Rev. R. M.. Gro¥\}, Pa.tor, Hosioer ROU1Ib, S~t. 10 A. M. SUnday School; 11 A. M Woral:lip Service; Tuetday 7:30 P. M. Midway Community Church Lelldlog Creek Road. Rev. R. E Thomu past&r Floyd Cleland Ohurcb Service 7·30 P M Praye1 meetma: Wednesda.y m,l(hl 7 30 P \!. Ev eryonE> cord1alilr mvlted I The SyrecuM Methodlat Church WJDeb renner, S_u.pt. Wor&hip Services 7:30. Third St.-.et Pentacost•I Church Middleport, B . L. BiJITelt, pastor. Sunday ScbooJ 10 1. m . EveniRJ aervice 7.4:1 p, m. ' I am a deep-sea diver. In my work the hazards are many, often my vocation has taught me that no one need ever wa·lk alone l can't but neither can one see the wind. To me praying once seemed as usE•les myself, but not any more. Now it is a pillar of strenglh to me and In my bu!iiness that strength. ' The source of this power, this companionosh1p and strength can be the possession of anyone who earnestly seeks it. The church of your choice can be of tremendous assist- . ance m helping 'you to discover a-nd cultivate this companionship and commupicatloQ ' that challenges all [Hr. For that is the purpose of the church. That is why it was foultd· ed. ~1 preachln&-~ Christian t;.hurth aT Long Bot· tom, CVN)I Sunday 9 iiU A M Surulay S<!hool 11nd communion, ftrst Sunday tn month 1 JO P \1 Church pre~chlnJr:; lh1rct Sunday In munth 10 3() A. M. Church cum mun ron and prca~h.lotjl. The Churct. of tvery sunday 0 30 A - M. Su nda.) .\.4 Wcdrll'~(iay t•vcrung ~;ervlce School <~.nd com muni on, 5-!Cund .t ll The pub\H' 1~ cordJal\y rnvi Sunduy 111 mu.ntlt lO JO A M wd to at',·IHI llt•adr ng ronm w1th Church cummunJ{)n and prca\'hlllt: ~ldi! rntranrc Juc.,1~d at t t!ar of ( fourt h Sunday m month. 7 30 1'. ~ ·hurch, opt n to 1he public on M. church proactun ;J Mond.1y from z lo 4 PM. The C nrl1tlen Church •t ltem I loct Grove, every Sund.!.y 0:30 A M. Sunda-y School and c<Jmmutuon i 1eaond Sunday in mon t h '1 30 1' M. cburcb preachlfil fourth Sun dlly 1n mon t b 10.30 A . M. churclt communion and prearhlng .•- · or formmg power and grace God. JeBUS Chrtst (!:B\C hiS lite and His PTJ:.C:IOUa blood qn the cro•~ of Calvat}' to atone ftll' our ains. ln the bOok of Jleb~W!l, etiapter IJ and vef!ie 14, we read, "How mucb more shall the tilood or Chmt, who throuKh the eternal Sptrlt offered Hlll\self without spot to God, purge your consctence rrnm dead work• to serve the living God?" After our hearts qave · been 10.30; Q p.m. Westmmster .ro11th Church of Chrl•t. Pam•roy. SuJ\o' Fellow,hip; Tueaday ·Grou' l, cleansed from sm throu~b faith 1n Je•u• Chrltt, we ~~~U ff)~~lt l!lH'e day morning top1c · ''PIIn<:tpalB of Givmg" ~vcmng topic. "Our part Wednesday, 6:30, Junior choir; 7 10 heart, tf we cOnt.tA:lUI to ab~de tn \lim and In the tr\llh. p m. ~nior choir. m Saving The Lost World" When Jesus prayed for His duChurc:h Of Chtl t, aredbu' r y, ... clples, as recorded tn the 17th Church Of Chrlsl , Middl1port, 1 chaptt1r of John, He prayet, "Sailfrrd I. f:ardner, pastor B1ble Schward Emerson, pastor~ Bible Sch- ctlfY them throu~h ThY trUth: Thy ool, o·3tl, 'llot nlng worshrp, 10 30, ool, 9:30, Thur!!'an Carsey, supt.; word h truth." ~cr mun toptc "BPmg Near the Morning worahlp, 10:80: Chrlltian What bleu1n.g is giV<•n to those Kmgdom of c,od ;" Ch ml1an EnJ!:ndcavor, 1J p.m Evening .wrviee, , w~o are pure ln heart" God's Word dca:\·or, 6 p m annunl C ongre~a says, "'l'hey shall Sf!e God." Ye•, twnal report sn~1 cc and bu:nncss 7 30 ~e-ar reader, the pure ln heart do meeting, Wcdncl'lrl.av, 7 p rn pray- Alfnd Methodl•t Chu~h: Rev. It M ( ,t,!VC, p a~101 - S .S 11t 9 30, Lloyrt Dlllln :~('r, Supt. -· Worship Servtrr~ an d Comm un10n Services 1 nt IU 4.1 hv tlw ' !~4'tVI('th t~l 11Cv. Grove - er meeting and , .. A MESSAGE ' Btble un ay ll''e- cv1· at 8. MAYTAG~ . • '•' "t ' DEA11IR',. ·.: ,. • "Why Buy That•Maytag Els~jlere W-\JI!II' y~u can bu)' from Rutland Furniture? Where you get the most tor your dollars. Complete Installation , .. Courteous Ser- viee ... Liberal Terms! JUST REaiVED Truck Load OF NEW Maytag~ashers *WE DELIVER *FRIENDLY SERVICE 0 Nlaytag Produce• JO-Milliontll Wa•ller in the work and said that there · stud y, 8 p m chOJr pructtcc Elm wood Rc!t EUB Chcrch.., Mornln1 St., & l llomt• from 2 to 4 Sun afternoon First Baptisl Ch.urch, Mlddl•· laterprl... Rottr SBl•hop, " M 1Rtv. Sl J - Su n rvc . at 1 30, regular mcet- port. the Rev C E 1\oyt, paetor .-111& 1or. . orn un 11y rna o1 l hc M. Y F'. - wod. eve. Church School, 9 15. Gerald An.. ..na .. ..111r Sc hoo I 9 .4 .., ,...., ,.., J,.orll. 1n~: worso - Tuea. thon y, supt. Mormng worship. 10: lbip a ll A M MYF 8 d prayer scrv 1cc!l at 7· · f YOU&. FRIENDLY a WiOn tecdw• Jt,UUlli 9JI:rlst as h1l·6wn p*sonal SaviOUr ft'om sin , his heart IS cleanst!d by the trana- ·• md a fUI!t.: IH•.ut, who hath not llfH·rl up hh ~nul unto vamty, Chr\1t, Keno, 1161' II ' Yu rn d<'t c l tfll ll _~t Psalms 24 ~ ' MR. ARNOlD GRATE School and Communmn first Sun day m munth 11 A. M Chlltch tummunllln und prcachm g, tturd church f 1 work 7 30 P. -- I • pleaae telephone 302.J Chr!stlen Churctt •1 lt"ch¥111111 !!:very Sunday liJ A M Sunday In month . • -------------- r Gnce lpls,OIJNI Church, Eul Mam Stre~t Pomeroy Rev J Edwtn L harles, Rector; Mrs Cednc W Llark, orl(anlilt. Worship wd •ennon al 10:30 A. li, Holy Commumon f1rst Sund~y in month Church School, Bcgmners and Prlrnllr)' , at 10:30 A. M. For Infor- Sunday ·- • .' --· Rev . Robert E . Linter, Pastor. Sunday School IJ·SO A. M. Dena our • .. - borpnb.c.- Church of JHua Zion Ch.,rch of Christ. Lac:ated concerning I .. • • ......... ..,,, W . Proffitt A!!it- Cbas. Hupp. mation ' ~e God! They ~~e God as revealed . 1n Jesus Chnst, Hll beloved Son ud by the Holy Splfit, who abides ly Rev. Cl•r•mont HOJ,t. F1nt Boaptl&t Church, Ml*Meport, 10 the hearts oflhe redeemed. They see God an th e Holy Scripturt!s " TIM Pu,.. In HMrt" Je~ us said, Mll recorded in MattTbey. ~hold God · In H1s \ovm_g hew 5 8, ' Bles&ed are the pure i.n proVldence.J.ht!y see God m thetr hea rt forthey ahaU .ee God" hearts. He 1 ever rea] and present Perhaps there art some who would ask, "What i& the heart? In with them. They endure the hard· answer lo that questlon. maY I sblp1 and trai ls of this hfe "as say . 1he heart is that part of the seeln& Hlm who is lnvlsible." soul which em braces the will, the ;will of the aftectJons ;mjl desires of man. It ts t.he Holy of Hohe• in How II it that only a pure heart man the secret chamber of the can be bleaset? Bec».ust! seemg Sp1.nt God brlnp peaei'.. joy, and love There may be tbme also who to tbe human bearL But impunty would ask, "Wh allS purity' '' What m the heart blinds the eyf s of 1s meant by the phrast, "pure ln tbe Spirit oi man from seemg llshed doily In IJo,stM'!. World· heart' "' Purity 15 the quality ef that which Is pure ami holy , Just l>emg pure or belllg without liD 81 human eyes which have be~n Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stetbem foMOUS for a~nstructl~ MWI l)r free from pollution. Purity im- t:Dade imperfect by jaundlce dis- celebrated their Golden _wedding 1101'1111 <lfld pen-"rotlng edltGiiolt. plies the absence of 'that which cololl{_ obje<:ts, or as the clouds In at tbelf home Dee. 30 wlth Open ~~uld make undean or which the slcy sometimes conceal the , House from 2 tfll 4 P. M. w~en a Special featurn for tha whole " """uld mar the perf'eetion of the f h number of relatives and fnenda family. Mart of man:- Purl' air, water, or beauties 0 the eavens. Sm m the • gathertd to extend t!oneratula· gold means air water, or eold, heart separates man from bless- • t1ons. 4 be'lutitul wedding cake ic:h .is ~ee from the preaence ed Jellowshlp with God and until topped lft'lth a miniature bride and Thot CMitlort- Sc:lltta Morlltor df;Jlling or debasing element.. the heart IS cleansed from sill , groom decorated the c:enter of the Ont NotvrGY St., Bolto'l 15, ~· s.nc1 'fCM.II' IWWIPCJPtl' for U. tilftt , lib manner. a pure heart ~ a the infinite b!es,tngs_ of GM ..,te table. :Mr. and Mrs. Stethem recl*:bd. lrlcloMd find ""f ct~ec• ot Jft·'¥P'hich is rrfli! from the pre- prev.tM'd from flowmg mto th aL ce1ved t ntltnbet of lovely a:lfts. n~· of anythh:lli: which is defin- head Refrc~ments Were served dur· • )'tGf Jl6 0 C!i "*'rhl "0 mg the vlSitma: hour• by ~be ~te1 'G;r debuing It i1 a heart whtcb J mor>U-. J-4 0 a• been cleansed or ,its sin and Je;sus said, "Blessed are the thems' two daug~tera, Mrs. How•vhicb bas been brought into per· pure in heart. for they shall see ard Young ef Paden City, W.'i~!i. , rect harmony with the wJJl of God God." God II longing for all those and Mrs. Gart:t. Smith of Long o\ pure heart speW to God ln whoae heartJ are Impure and starn Bottom. r Mr. and 'Mrs. t a r Babcock and th is manntr "I delight to do Thy "' with sln to receive Jesus wtll o God " Psalm 40·8. Christ by faith u their Savtor and Ray spent Sunda with her ststers, Lord and be cleansed from all Mfli Utah Swan Tuppers Plams Zono StOie'. City l!i The hearts of men have bec:Ome their SID, 10 that tbey too m ay aud Mrs. Charles Massar New Impure because 01 sm. The Btbtc see Htm. Hope. s~tys that ali have smned and come ·.;;;i;;;;;;;;;.._____;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;""'..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., short of lhe slory ot God. The huma n heart, though det:eitfuJ a· 0 0 bove a ll thmgs, and desperately Wicked. can be made pure. May FROM we now consider, the way in which the human heart can be made pure and can remam that way. When 1 ~ ..- " PT~ Tbe CENTML will Jlllel at the achool Mond1y at 7:80 p.1rl. ay MrL ThYrman lat.co&k Friendl and relaUvea here were It waa announced today .by Ole not\{1ed of the deatb of Eloia presJdent, Mrs. Donley Reltiel. (Gelman) Hutcb.inaon in San Antonio, Texas. She was- the daugh· Rev. Clme of Muletta filled bia ter of Mr. 11nd Mr.. Bert German regular appotntment at tbr ChristInterment took place 1n Dayton ian Chl.irch hf're Sunday eveninJ. Ohm on Monday. ' Mrs. Jesse Bryant and Mrs. Qs-car Babcock were boates1e1 to a Thl• man can gl.,. you group of fri ends and relatives .on dopendaWt Saturday mgb,t with a 1urprise party honoring In• Bryan and delivery .ctf Starlin& ' Ma1ur on thell' bilth· days A deeorated eake, ice cs:e.:m, THE cof~ee and kool ade were served CHIUSTIAH dunng the evenin& SCIENCE Mr. and 'Mrs. Burdell Dunn and son remrne1 to their }tome sunM day m .Nidland, Pa , arter a visit with Mrf. Dunn•s parents, Mr. and Mr• Dill Larkins and other relatives. Hous&wi'(H, bl.lslnelll'l'ltft, ' Mr. and Mrs. Clyde La,wrence teac:her1, ond atud•nts all o.,..r spent Sunda~ tn Columbus with the world riOd and tniO)' thla the latter'e cousin. Mr. and Mrs. lnt•motlonol N"WSpQPtr, Plb• Howard Hughes. SERMONE'ITE · '} ' CINTitAL PTA TO •MilT LONGBOTTOM ' - I he w. s. C S. meeting at 1~. ' I ' ' • Ut'fo~ply · aew children's object les,;on "FindlUng at 8 Prayer meetmg Tbun- the home o( Garnet \\"indland ing: Your Level in Life , · sermon day evt~nina. F.nterpnse Sundt.y tOpic "Wanlcrt " Servants of God School 10·10 j,... M. Mumlna: wol"· The F.d•r•Md Church lv1npll· trustee mf1eling ; 6 p m. JunJor and ahlp 9 30 A. M. \'F at 8:30 P. M ca l 1mct Rdor mc!l - Prcabytermn Senior Youth FollowBhtp; 7 30, Evening worship 7 30. Prayet ftev Waldo J. Bn11cl11, paator Mr Evening worsh ip, scrm(ftl topic meellow: Wt!dne~day 7.30 P. M. -- orawlnlo: Near lo God"; Monday. Ul Ct.urchn, L•tut Palla,' Ro- l"red Blncttnllr, ,:, S, Supt. Sunday B. fl. Sanborn Misstonary Society; Church School 9 15 A.M. Worlli' MJJ11n, 1'1stor. Sunday Bcbool 'Fuescby 7 SO, Lovejoy Circle at 9:30 A . .M. Wonhip Service 7 P ship !lour - 10 :m A.M. Sermon the B F Parmalcc home ; !1ecta 11. ChriiUan Eodeavor alttl!Dato Toptc "Yc shlll1 he m)' Witnesses' Circle at tft$ }{arotd Chase home; SmtJor Yuu th rcllowsblp - 6 00 Sundaya at 7·:iO P. M. Dorc~ Cl~lc nt the Baker hOme; P.M Church of th• Nuannt, SyuWednesday, 7:30. mid-Week Praycu,e, Roy K. WIIUaml, pa~tor. r er and Praise IICrvlce; 8.30, Church, Sunday Scbooli:8D A. M. ldorolnl United Method-lit luttn• lrown. counc1l; Senior choir, Thursdl)', wortblp 10:30; NYI'S 6:10 P. 111 , pastor Sunda)' Scilool - D: US ~-m- Bu•y Beer Class; Friday, 7 p.m t;.vuaeJi&Ue aervlce 7:30 P. M.. Thco Smith. Supt. Worsttlp - 10 - 9rd ae1aton .• of Ole Lead,enhlp Wednesday tvtGla& prayer meet ao am Subject "Whom Shall I Truhung Clan. 8 p.m. c:hureb lth· r lnL. ~or tbe midweek and Tueaur Send ?" MYF - 5:30 p.m. (·At the ool orlicer, and teacbcrt.· I , afternooo prayer hour. Parsonai:,e) Connell and aoclal ·· Houa at Prtytr, "~•tlar, lullmeeting Moru1ny, Jan.. 1 \ p 7 Mt. Moriah leptht day School 8:30 A. M. Mlll'nina worship 11 A. M. Sunday evening p m · Commis:-;ion on Mlaalona a~d dlepoi't, UiO Rev. N. Pastoral Relations committee paator. Bible School, . W<~rablp at 8. Prayer meetlnl on nloet• l)t eht1rcl\. Moqday Jan . Ree!MI, aupt.; Momlna Tlui1JdoJ a P. II. · - "V ·1 6 ' p.m, , C.urch of Chrlat. lraclhrcl, 1-t. - Daltghlcrs or ltulh claes. 10 . 301 DI Pot luck noon mea], Wednc=sday 'I bY. John Wyatt, Pa1tor. Blble Church Of Chrllt In Chrlatlel'l kbool 1:30; ~bW'cb ••rvlce. 10:80 p.m Pra~~r mccUne. Mrs. Harry Union, Middleport, the Rev. Guy Youtll meetJac at 8 P. M. aad Smith, leader F Sayre, pAstor. BJble School, 10 IVUJillltie •mice suaday evaa Flrlt B19tl1t Church lttlph C. a.m. Odell Man)oy, supt.: Preach· iDC at 7. Jamea Reeci, Supt. , _ IMthoclllf Churctt, Marry Zundel. pastor , Willu~m Wataon mg service, 730; Wednesday, 7.30, ' Batel, Putor, Laure] Cllft. Suo Supt 9 ~0 - l 1 combined service Bible atudy c!a1s uf worship and study, special mus4aJ School 1:10; .;,:1111 meetina 10:80; FMY unlet ?:00; Preacb- Ic, sermon "Hiltl hving." Nursery ' inJ 8:00; Prayar MtetiDI Wednes- and Junior churcl\ for all cb.Udn.n. cl•7 7:30. llyaell ltUA 8uoday II 30- Youtb meeting. Wedne•da~ 7.30 Bible atudy and pra)'filt, ThursS<bool 10; Preocblnr 11:11. PAIIYIIW , day 7:30 one-won-one claY meet.· 'lfi lldword GrWllb poolof. Buodoy tnf. SaturdAy 7 30 yOUftl lduat lahool &-30 a m.: Youn' People~ class mee ting meeUna 8 4:J 11 m.; Prea.cNI'II aertl!W ? :30 p. QO.; proJW meelllla. Huth Methoctlst Church, Mlcf. -~av 7:8B p. m. dl~port . tht• ll:ev. r R Konkrta:ht, Tl>unldo~ NO P . ill. Ealll Lolll1. paator. SundaY School. 9:3(), Ern· 1:30. JlorAIDI wor1hlp 10:41. BYe• est COH!rt. ~ upt , Mormng wouhJp, Dln1 woroblp e oa tile 111, lrd, lth 10.30. INmon topic •·c o~~ Jnd , ..~~oyo: J'>oyer M..tllla Wed· Worship", Youth Followship, 1ft leadly 8. 7 :ifl, OHrclal Bont"d, Monday, - - o n Chltlll lo... •p.m., 1:30. W S r' S; Wednesday, Sen· putor, Servlttl SW>Jio' , ,30 •nd lor choir 7 p rn TU-y NO. PortiiM C,'lw..... lOri Cuotor. ~;~~AIJ"\. p11~or, Edith Codner Ch\lrch Of Th• Nnar•n,. Mltl· ! Su1iday 8:00, Tueaday at dlcport, lhe Rev. Hobert Styer&, Frldoy ?:30. SCltftce t.Kitty, 144 paster Bible Sthool, 9·30, Lester Ave .. Pomeroy . Mornin.a Taylor, supt. Mormng Worsldp, .BEDROOM SUITES. .eCHAIRS at. 11 AM. W1l~ Sacra· 10·30, .otermon topLc ''Tho Symbolthe aublect of t.Ju~ le8aon ic Ordinanct• ," Young Peoples' IT AJ,.L .TAKES PLACE JN mE mccllna, U 4~ p m , EveblRJ ae'r~·: i£~,~~~:1j~'\blU or the Lord' sl\all vlc:e. 7:30. sermon topic ''PreeblonBRIGHTEST COlNER IN aupDLBI'ORT 1 •Wid In biB bnly Made Men"; Wednc~dQ)', 7:3_0, .~th cl\lilll band•, pHI)er ~t;l"' kc. Soo'ui· 'l -1' ' .. n 1"/81:11; For New Charter . ' : , .<<":·7 t:~t ye~fa old, ~­ attend tb'e lniieUilg. . : ~.;iilili!t>l ' VIiJIUng boy~ •bo · wtsb··to JOin and the Cub ' sCoUti men~ be act'Ompanied by cine or dry cow period. P1!reDta or a responsible ll.Y Howard Dlolan, or. I On All Furn.iture Tell! Who " .,., a rtolclent Veterans. l\'hUe ce .. "'vt~lt,l ~ e111 eiH•plott Jflrl'y tll'ltl dclftct in >11n odlolll· lnt wcnllou~ TOVI' •iliten ,....,. ttln;tu;h • tiont rtplicll et til• ~- AH-~~c -*'1110lk -•t..~ !upper ltltj, (hronoloty llf ~'I 10, lh11ton W>llttl..,• WOI tho"'ll on • kJrte 111n #.1 o liD-IIIINlollill do'f IU!~~theon, f. J. Hlant. ~tHt;ttftlt of the A.•oriCDI'I "•"'• loundry Mon.,faciYfll" eatOCI•ioft...w, "Thll It ca pnoiluctlllft W~lt.•te~ ,.othtd q M otherw~tlo "•lndvll,.,, 011e •' Hie oldut tolropanio1 Ill llw lavltd'Y opp!ICII'I~ hul11lllry, M.ytog ;, 11ot o11lp ttl• t...lu _led(JJI Ill Ill• totol 11e1r1b.r of waJhong 111Gth1nu IJ{e4IIvcoetl. .,ut oho In lilt totol n~o~.. ber in "'"·v to...,. hQ•• ~ ~VT· LANP. FURNITURE 'ho... -~o4811 · :: 1 , • ," • . ' ' ,, RUTLAHQ · and tilt..:. in urology at' Memorial H6spitHam~bire. been with tbe Lacom' 9llnlt since , 19M and I• ~ diploPJ,Ite or the NaUonll Bdard of Medical E:nmlners. . Mra. FUet ~ a naliVe ol Boatcn bas ~iir B.S. dep-ee iD BiOlogy J1ckson COllege fat 'WODum 1'1\,in .> She trerved aa ali ins(ruc· ~ at Jack1on College _Jof ' two ' MEIGS for the � 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. 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