https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/41f951552fe805a535e5e3e74f43bfd0.pdf d9a03de49403957727c8b5ff723689e9 PDF Text Text S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan 15, 1957 - - - - - - -WARNING •o• cHILDREN's sAKE e RKkleu Drlwlnt POMEROY SOCIETY -----Heath Methodist I WSCS Meeting Is Held On Monday --· afternoon at thetr home, Uncoln t'"reeman. Danny Brown Marilyn PAINT and SERVICE (LJNJ0N fl SHER Sales-Paint-Service Phones 8265X _ &009- y MIDDLEPORT Mitch, M". Keooeth Byer. Eleanor Schaal, Middleport Society Edt lor, Phone 6079 LuciiU. Bearhs Hawkms, Pomeroy soc1e ty Editor, Phone 6244 ----------------- Becomes Citizen ' B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society I Votes March Of Dimes Contribution 01mc~ and Mtss Ehzabeth Mrs. Mr aod M" Floyd Rumheld Thomafl Rtley, Mrs Noah Haskins An arran 8ement of fruits in a cornucopia was usc d on lh e r.. l I bl f h ---- ':;;:::;:;;::;;:=~:;;;;:::::::::::~~re~s~m~e~o~~a~~e===============~-~=~~~~ --;;;;-! ; Middleport Society l9cTooth Brushes 2 FOR 29t I Tllfl•d •nd oYII styl••l Cle1r nylon br]ltl•s- Fociol Tissues 2 boxes 29c Reg. 19~; bot., 300 count v•lue! Wlllte "Aniel Skin". . , BIG " KING SIZE " BUYS APLENTY! 13c cereal bowl 13c coffee mug Oe ')c 29c vegelable bowl 30~ eup-PUeer 1ct 29c buller dish 79c big rlcl·anter 26c planlen % t"OR 4.5c swu~e pan 36c square cuke pan . Uc U·ln pie plate 98.: percnlatnr Ill< dishcloth .. 6 FOR 39c rag rug 21ic IUier paper . 21ic books 2 FOR 58c silk H<arl 4k women's briefs IDe 19e 19e 39c 2Ue 2tJr 2Dr Uc 6lk 49c 29c IDe 2De Greeting Cards BOX 59c Fte,. $1.60 bo:a of 16 ell • OCCII!on urds, evpa.. Towels, Cloths RIG. 91c 39c 35r Mrs J M Archer has re<:e1ved wor d of thee n!lcal tl!ness of her broth er-in law at hts hnme tn Col umhtls H1s w1fe is th~: former Pearl Denny, a former Middleport rei'!tdcnt ( et!l Sansbury, son of Mrs Dawes Sansbun anti the late Mr Sansbury, Columbu$ rs I he g1•neral rnan11gcr of KNAC, l~le\lsJon ~ta !ton at l' ort Smllh, Ark,msll.!i Mr Sansbury rs a native of M'trldlcport Mayor and Mr-s l U t t!ihl'r anrl son Tommy, wcrr. weekend ~o:ucsts ot Mr and Mr~ Harold Moore !llld son, :'-.1lr.h11d Mayor fo~tsrhcr attended the anaugunrl C(rcmutucs on Monday [11 tty Koehler, RN, {;alltpohs .-;pent the weckl'nd w1th )tr anrl Mrs Louts Barm·s and fmnll}, uroveport, RD , and vlslted relaiJvc:s m rrook~ville ~nroute hnnw She was accompan!t•d to :'-.lrrldleporl by hl'r molh<·r ~Its l.cwl:i Koehler, who has been q~il mg 111 Crooksvllle Mr and Mn Vtrgtl Edwnnh, Columbus. spent the wl'eetnd lwr e uHf 1n Gailtpolts vrstltng rt'lalt\C'~ fh('V reported that ltlflr llvcmon lh old granddaushtcr, Jane Le~ll'y, daughler Mr and Mrs AI Homoo, IS recovenng sahdaclorJIY afl('r major surgl'ry last mon 1h 111r and Mrs Lce Sm1th sprnt the wel•kcnd m Columbus and the1r son, Mark, was a guest of his grandparent-s, Mr anr[ Mrs E 0 Smith :'o1r~ Ulancht• HapLonslaiJ Is staytng wltb Mrs D S Harold who IS rcrovcnng slowly aflrr a recent lllnen. Mrs Edison Wessa, Columhus spf'nt !be weekend 111 Gallipolis &nd \ rs1ted hcrt Moaday wtlh n or Tobie Cover 69t R•D· 39c ••- l0x40-ln. R•t· 10c ••, 11'11-ln. Cennon Quilted pl•stlc tic brldp t•bl• c;over. 30d0-ln. Cannon towels Wash<lolbs EA. 29t 4 FOR 29< Women's Anklets Plastic Apron ]1111VCS. K<'nnl'lh MC'Elhmnry has llt•t n a htiSIIH.•ss VISitor m Colum!Jus tillS week RE~. 49< f Mr and Mrs Harold Ward iiHd Mrs Gladys Morgan, ~Arti \'hiller! Saturday with th :a Mrs Bt!ll Ervin, and l.r 1 Lovely flor•l ptt· Ret- 39c pr. trland J\.lrs. Wtlluam Robson., ..'', ~ ~ ttrn&,. pretty 111 • l•·roll strlel Nr· llrs. P K Russell an u tround ruffle. on rllnforc•d· ter, Ka:ole,~tre iU at their tfc ~ South Sefond Avenue , 19c SALE OF FRESH CANDY ~Irs Arnold •fayea ts til at her Dipp8d p.. nvt .. brl~. . ml•, bonbon•, gum drops. home on Gravel lllll :\Irs WIIUam RaUJ(r, Middl(' port Rd, has returned home from :\\ergs General Hospital wttb ht 1 new daughter The Rallirr~ also RIG. 98c REG. 69c h;nc f1ve sons Unb,..tktbl• )lr~ C M Jlennesy planner! lo plastic! 6-ql t-ile lean· today ror ColumbttS whrrc In 3 gay colon. ~he wtll \iiSll Mr and Mrs Gordon M•tal 12-ql. ~~obe Barns and sons and attend 1111 Modern or IYy-on• orgsn rE"cttal tonight at die Com bleek dultn. mun1ty Chu.rcb. 2 PRS. 59t 29c r. Kitchen Knives Auorted 1Jyl•" Stllnleta stHf with f'OMWOod h•MI•._ Reg. 29t · · · · · · · · 19c - 'o:' - ·- --~ 3-Piece Bowl Set RIO. S9c 29c c!.. r glut mhc- lna bowl1.14 1/a·ln. to 7V•·In. dl1m. Sale •• Woste Basket Waste Bosket 39t 59c Garment Bag Pepper, Solt Set SET 9c RE~. Mrs. Ben Spencer At Home After Visit T.? Salem ISc 9c Reg 20< Hf vtl· uti Cry1tel 1I ..s, mtt1l up&. Pl•atic 54-ln. sin· gle ttrrnent triM· O!Mn bottom. Starts Wednesday Morning RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN '.. Middleport N. 2nd Ave. 8021-X ..>---------------------------------------------,~------ '.. . ' ' 1ghts h.onorln& their daughter Jenmfer on her e1ght birlhd~o~)' (;anws were played and prltes awarded to M1ke Sprouse Eddie Baer Jun Hanson, Opal Offutt, Mary Sue Handley and Manlyn :-.tome Aflt'r Je nmfer opened her many gifts. refreshmenlll of tee cream cake and lemonade were served Favl.)rs were mlnature fans !or the gtrls and small toys for the boys Pre~:~ent were Peggy Hoffner, ![, (ontrJbullons to the Much of Snod grass mts.sronar-y, were voted whr n the !:l H Sanborn MISSiona:-~ Sut 1;-1 1 mel Monday ntght at the f1r~ t Bap!rsl Ch urch Mrs Allen Hughes , president, was w charge of the meeung which opened w1th an organ pre-l ludc b. Mrs (' P Bradbury Mrs Hughrs read an mterpretatlon of Lhl' Lord's Prayer and the group rt>peated the praye r m untson Mrs Edrson Baker of the Dorcas Circle conducted the devotional service and read the 37th Pulm and a story H1s First Mou.ntaln" Ourmg th(' bustness meetins tbe group ~oted lu s~nd the g1fl to Mis& Snoda-:rass as a gmng-away present She IS a former home missionary at Rto Grande and has been active m work. tn the local churches Mrs Raymond Luman bas been ICI SKATING UAI AJa%anov1 11 named chairman of the Fellowsh.lp 1bown 1tter 1be beeamt 1n Tea to be held tn February and the Amerlcaa eltiun before Federal Sucu•ly dectdcd to mv1te Jad1es J'ud&t WUU.m M Byrne lll from J<ttkson Wellston and flio HollyWood. CalU. She tied rrom Grande as spcc1al guests at the Communkt Czechoslovakia lD Tea Mrs Beulah Wh1te, Love-GUt 19~ while •t • lkstln& meet In: chatJ man, recetved the love-gift ofLondon. Shortly thereafte-r lh• fenngs and gav~ the prayer and and Mr and Mrs Ran M1ght of cama ~ th!J!~ ~!_l'ne~tion4U Mrs John KauH White Cross Rutland W('re Sunday guests of tharrman, gave the dedtcatory 1\fr and Mrs Lharl~s Huck Ru1 Mtss Wanda Lightfoot spent pra;ycr fur these gtfts land road Mrs 1 l-' Hawktns prt'tienled I :;unday Rutland wtth road M1ss Manone Burt, the program on "Foreign Ml.s:. wns' <Jnd Mrs C E Hoyt closed :-::-::-::-the mcctmg 11.1th prayer The !_.ovo•-JOy Crrcle. 'o'-Jth Mrs Lu ~~·~hatrmom ass1:sted tbe I - Mr and Mn C •E Blakeslee Mike Wr1a;bt Antta Houdubelt entertained wllb a party Saturday Terry Fultz:, Danny Crow, Sbaroa "" '"" M" nob"''""''"'f BEST IN Jennifer Blakeslee Is Honored On Occasion Of Eighth Birthday • ctu ' dren 1) rm K1m dn d K.ay o \1ohav.k \' lllag( ~P• r t ~cvc.-r a l days h.sl ...,~, k wrth hu parents Ml~s Berm<"e Bowcn , Spmtual Mr and ~trs \\ o B<~ rrlllz Llfe chau·man of the W S C S · Roger Allen thre., mon ths old condu('ted the program when the son of Rev and \tr~ Hoger 13t s h(lp January rnretmg of the Soctety who 18 sen ou~l} til l~l t h ~ heart was held Monda) at Heath Metho;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ . d1st Ct.u rch a I \me nt "' a.s rem uvI' d f r u l1l l\lJl ztr Hospital Sunda1 to l hJidren :s !los Mrs Bru ~ e Lloyd. president p1tal, Columb us prt!SJderl and Mrs Herman HadMr and Mrs Eldon \\ ;-r k:s ~ere dox ltd the devotional :servrce vlsltor:s m t.a l llpoll~ Sa turda\ whtch mcluded Scnpture readmg Miss l\Ian~ n (,rur~.n returned from PsaJms a call to worship, to Columbus Monday after spend hymn and prayer on the theme tng the WPekcnd wttb her parents Islands 1n Our Community • Mr and ~l r:; Karl Gt U(:;er Mm ersvtllc Mtss Bowen followed the same Mrs Clara Schl'af('r and sister 1 theme from the worshtp book, Mrs t'redil ).{u<h nc vls tt!tli!C re 'Tbe Islands A wart Hll Word." 1atrves In ( mcrnnau Her p.-ognuo rncluded an article 'The Mltacle of Mtsslons'', a chart Mr and :\irs Oa\ rd Bumgardner showrng ''islands" m our tom· of New Martlnsvt lle wen:- weekend mun1ty , dtstnbutroo of leaOeta on guests of thctr part·nts Mr and 'The Fellowship of Intercewon"; Mrr; Elwood Bowers East Mam a d1splay of hterature to be placed St and Mr and Mrs George Bum FOR THE on a bookshelf tn the church; gardner, Yason, W Va plans for a Prayer Clrtle and Mr and Mrs Ralph Walker and closed w1th a parable from Glenn !amlly of Kanauga were Sunday Clark's book 'I Will Lift Up Mine guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Eyes". Walker Chestn road Mrs Lloyd read 8 message from Mr and ~rs f''rankhn Hudson the Slate Pres 1dent and Mrs Nan and family vtsltf'ct Sunrlav u1 New Moore read an art 1ete f'rom "The Haven W Va with Mr and Mn1 Methodist Women" The District Harry Capehart Jr and farllll) meeting to be held m Portsmouth Mr and Mrs Stdney Spf'nC<'r on March 26 was announced The and daughter ScdonJa were v1s1t ALSO Society voted to send the pastor, ors In Columbus last week lo'or Other Home the Rev c R Konknght, to the Mr and Mrs R B Wtlklns re Improvement Supplies Pastor~~ Convention m Columbus turned to their home l..anr:aster SEE A salad course was served by today after a \!Sit wtth her mother Mrs Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. P. L. Mrs Ad rite Grueser ; a Driving Withollt Muffl•n Will Not a. Tol•r•ted VIolators wtll be taken twfore MAyor Thuener There have been too many complaints con('ermng thJ s' Lewrenc. Whltla~~h. Mershall of Syncua. The Daily Sentinel I Ronald Logan Is Hon.ored Ort .--Eighth Birthday No Copyc•ts SALT LAKE CITY -(UP - To correct a confusing and owno;yrug Situation, I he Sail Lake Cll} Com mJsston ha~ ou 1frtted 1ts poille force m enl!rel) new umforms and passed a law prohabttmg prJvatc guards, delivery men repa~rmen and other umformed CIV!hans fro m eopymg them ---- S.lf·h•lp KENT, 0 - (UP) -Mayor Rav mond Manchester. 73, not only brought about ~he establishment of muntc!pal c-ourt ses~rons here. ehmmatmg a mayor's court, but al$0 butlt the court bench wtlh a do-lt-younself k1t KANSAS No. 1 NEW YORK UP - Kansas and :--.; orth Carohna placed 1 2 m th.e United Press college basketball ratmgs today for the siXth strught week while Seattle Umvenuty maJc Jts ftrst appearance 1n the Lop ten th1s aeaaon • Adults pl'esent were Mr and Mrs James Hanson of GallipoliB, Mrs. Opha Offutt Mrs Don Becker, Mrs Edward Baer and Mrs. Joh:~. Tldodley f.ALL CIVIL DEFENSE n£"ahng furnaces, slitters, shears _ and other aux1hary equ1pmet1L, lv turnmg uut light-gauge sheet Tbe fust fotl mtlls art! to start rolhng 1n the next few weeks Though mdustrtally Important tn Itself, today s production or common olloy coded num sheet rs JUSt the start ot tne g~eat flow of alummum products to be produced at Ravenswood pr1mary alummum and sheet. plate and fotlm a varte1y of forms In the Raven3wood Works Ka111er Alummum rs constructmg twu plants, each a great facihty m Its own nght They are la1d out on the 2500-acre Oh1o Rtver s1te to prov1de maxtmum erttdency m an integrated operahon m wh1ch moJ ten pnmary aluminum produced !rom alumma 1n the reduction plant will be cast dlrectly mto m gots for the adJacent rollm1 mtll When completed, the rolling m11\ wJII have an annual capa('Jt.} of 169.150 tons of fabracated pro ducts Th(' reduct1on plant mlhally will have feur • 1t11nes wtth an annual capacity 01 126 000 tpm of Prtmary !Uummunt, and tnlargement to a capac1ly of 220 000 tons 1s COlllemplHit>d as the alummum market warrants Construc\lon uf t \lese two facrll· ties has set the pace m the alum 1num mdustry s move to the Ohto Valley. 'There ts a specud Slgnlflcance tn Katser Aluminum's R4\'cnswood Works D A. Rhondes, Vice Prf"s u.lcnl and General Manager, dcctarPrl ttt commenting on the start of .-;heet produc!Jon 'It wtll be the rrrst operation Jn the U S alumtnum indu!ltry bned on the fact that ('081 19 the most economiC source ot electncal en ergy for tile prorlut'tion of alumr num when located close to m•Jor markeb and a dtrcct tronsporta !ton route for raw malen~ls Recognttt.On of thu faet l«!rl J\a1ser Aluminum to the Oh10 Ri~cr Valley ~ltc at Ravt'nswood w ht•r(' 1ow -cost coal· h:.ised power IS readtlv avatlahlc, where 70 per t'ent of the natton's aluminum con surup!Jon rs wtlhm a,5(l().mrlc radliiFI and where. lhe company 15 able to move materials from mme to fabn~itllng plant m a drreet hne OV('r a short all water route ' Though r:a\•enswood 1s Ka1ser AJummum s largcst smgle expan(Contlnuf-'d on pep Mftn) Larry Walker's Sixth Birthday Is Celebrated SIMMONS famous CORRECT POSTURE MaHress Sunday School Attendance Pins Awarded To 29 for tltose wlto need straight-as-an-arrow support! I • If you are among those Wtth "Problem Backs" the Correct Posture is a bargain at any pnce 1 But, 1f you act now, you get this healthful, restful, back· saving Simmons _ ..- .... --"'"'=--- .. ... __.. _ . , _ '-o.., c...,.<~l'o""'• "'• .... Mattress at a money . savmg $20.00 off I Scientifically destgned to keep your spine stratght- to prevent the aches often co us- 1,. Dusl NOW ONLY 4 ed by inadequate support. Matching spring. Same special price Full or Twin Bed S1ze. .," 1..,._------------------------------------------------------- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, January 16, 1957 By UNITED PRESS Oh•o Part' y cloud~ and eontt,.. 1.1ed cold ~od"'y end t9n1ght. S...w flurrl•• port1on thl1 mornl"..-\4 neoar L•ka Erie thl1 tfte,.,...n tnd tonight High todey 12 to 11 north I 8 to 14 ~th. Low tonlthf •••t ............................ 0h_______________________ , SINGLE COPY-<>< .... •• •loht ...,........... ,. 12 Mutn Thur~y partly cloudy and conf1nu-ed cold. ose • Highway Crews Still At Work s Alum· m ProdUCIIOR ToClear Ali County Roadways ·----- 1 1 fwr-nt.} nme pins for attendan-ttil at Sunday School were awarded on Sunday mormng at the Mason Methodist Church bv Donald Fog lesong, IUpcnntcndcnl The awards were presented at Lhe openmg exere1scs and ,nclud erl the awardmg of three e1ght year attendance pms, one f1ve year pin, four three year pins, 11 two--year Ifni!, and ten one year Jllllll Those receivmg Cl,!lht }ear put~ were Ltnda Bumgardner Dean Bumgardner, and George llay Van Meter Re('eivmg a f1ve yen pin was Judy Roush Three-year pills wt-re ~:rvrn to 1.1rs Blanche Tucker Mrs W H Foglesong. Cath('rtl1~ fo:lrzabeth Johnson. and June van ~fcler ltecetvmg two }Tar Jllns were Claudia Zerkle, R•Y' Johnson Nan q Me Dame\, M1ke Johnson, P11 tncm Rtky Jar:k.e Capehart, Kar en Stewart. Fred Johnson Allee Fay(' Johnson, Glen Johnson, and L1lah Zerkle One year ptn:~ went to Marvm Roush, CooniE' Nr.wlort and Ltlah Zerkle I! a} ftrdnutn, f.rnest .John !lOll, Sally ProUilt. Ji:sta Bumgardner, D1ane Capehart, Susan WJrn cr and Emma )1:_,ttox. Funeral servl('es wtll be held Friday at 2 p m tn the Chester Metbodut Church for Emm-a Smltb, 82 who died at the home of a daughter m Chester on Wednesday of 11 heart alta('k Tbe deceased had been 111 !or a ten day penod preeedmg her death. Surv1vmg are two daughter'!!, Mrs Hazel Walker of MarJRna, Arkansas and Ruth Taylor of Chester With whom she made her home Ali&: IUrVI\IIIlg arc li\'C grand chil'aren lutial will be made In Che&ter Ceme\et)' at U\11 s1de of her laLe husband, Loremo Smrth, under the dtrectron of the Ewwg Funeral Home 'The {lrst pass, \\ithout ceremony, of rough re-roll alummurn stock marks the begmnmg of commercial production at Kaiser Alummum and Chemical Corporat~on's huge Ravenswood, West Vtrginta, mtegrated reduction and fabrtcation facthty. Ttus rmll, shown bemg ~ed up by an uqtdeoUfted operator m one v1ew, and from the opposit-e ~Ide tn lhe otl1e11, Is . .a rtght gauge, 60~mch, 4-ht mill- tl}e ftrst of nhM. ~ 11 AP8 "~:o~ts'ff. varlOus s.IZcs Yu~ ,!,}->~ ' lJ1· Tri-Countv. Scout Executives Hold Pack Inspection Lou n t y Superintendent of Schools 0 0 Patterson begnu Thursday g·vlng a senes of scholarshlp tesls rn cou11ty h1gh schools that will keep hrm bU8y throughout the week Wtlblrr Dickson anrl Thoma '~ambdtn Pornt Pleasant~ bot rn..t.:oun ty Scout Execuhves 111 lpecled Cub Park 244, al Lhe :.'ir~t Daptrst Church Tuesda• "'Vemng Approxrmate!) f.Hy per iOns '.'~·re prl'~l'n! fur the m~el mg melurlmg par,..nls of hO}S who are e!Jgible for C11h Scouts at S vears of age 1 I Captain Billy Bryant and h1s w1fe, Josephine, are to appear on the Groucho Marx 1V show, "You Bet Your Life' on January 24 according to information reccrved by friends n Pt Pleasant from the Brvants The Bryants arc 1n Hollyv.ood where they were called last September by th(' Hal Roach Studios peth1l.n1ng to mak1ng the captam's. book, "Children of Old ~an Rl\'er" mlo a movie Pilgrim Holiness Church To Reopen The J>1lgrtm Holiness Church at Mason w11l be re-opened accord tng to an announcement by the pa&tor. Rev t..v5eoe Thorne Thorne tald that the church will reopen with. a revival serv1ce to began this baturday e\rcninr and to be conducted by Mr Thorne mghlly throutchout the following week. The cburch has been elosed dunne: tbe past nve months. loc:~l '1 ,~~,1'0 ! 0 r ~~.,moll:~ei~a!arenc ~ 0 ~ " , lege o Kankaket' , Ill, where I t::radualed Thtl'e coa l truckers W(re arrest 'd S~5 and costi and the thlrrl '!il2!) and CO'!ib Ill ma}or's court hf" ~alfle day r ht• I -: hter rrnes wc•t to Dale 'mtlh 27. Rutland and Harold lhrnsonvrll ;H1 ilrl,., n 34. narrl (•St v.as Ja) Hall Rt I ~ 1 d Jl• purl In ~nurher court II to 11 aelwn Fred ;:1 ~ 1 ~ f~;~! r .•~~~,,:',"gft~~d "n~~ 10,.. a'nl~ u " .... _..__ • nrcl<' :l.hanwhJ!e Shcnff Robut Bar ~nh .. rh rt"porled Tl1omd , L)nun :,\r3(liSC was arrested ~I till !,1\ 'Or lll10XIC&LJun on authonly of JnH·nlle Jlldge John < ""~ 011 and J~ ~e]eased \\cdnesd~) James D>c ~. RulLmd "as relea~ed fuesrlay by ~~"~or J E Dem.son or Ru t tand B L Dowell, ( oi!Jmbus 0 , Hreslerl T1.1csday for non support by (unstable Pet~ Hendni wu t'\'1(-'a~ed bv J"'lll~f' or Peace R E Gnnd](', after Du,.,tl! agreed to ray b<IC"k supPort ~ E Meigs County TB Society Reports $2,831 Seal Sale The Ml'lgs Count\ Tuberrulos rs 1nd Health. .\~soc1atl0n ha~ report ·rt l1. total 11f $2881 on turned Ill so far on the 1956 Seal Sale campalgn with ~orne lat..- rNurns s\JI! :-on•1ng: m It ~~ hoped th,11 lh1•rr ~oa( of $3 ~~5 00 will be reached fht~ mnut \ ~~ usrr! f(Jr mobile llllJis rltmrs hPalth t>rlu(atwn au.'{ rehab1ltl~lton and rase flndmgs Mrs W A ~urg ,m Atht·n <: lload ts rha1rmiln of the St'al S,1lc e.alllp.u~n ,J,ul Jbroirl'Woorl I!Nd ~~ prP,trlrnt of I hi' A.ssot Jil tron Ill flltrgs Counl~ \Irs V.all 1ce Br~dforrl l::x('l·utne )ecrctan rs 111 l h~rgr of lhf' rer-orl~ Mini~ters Hear Cheesebrew On Legion Projed ~rank ~DrHh·r ( hee~cbrcw , Pa~t Cn~nof Dtslncl 8 of the Amer .ran LcgJon wa:; the guest speak•r 'l'ohcn lhe MidrllPporl Mm Jslual '\sso{'talton met Monday morn ng at the Fi rst Baptrsl (_ hurch Tht Re~ C R Konkr1ght pre .rrlf'rl ~nrt tntrodU('('rl Mr Cheest>'"<rf'W who spoke on the Legions Hark to God' prOJN:t Thr opl'nlng de"Votlonal servrc~ gl\rn by the prestdent and It(' HI'\ Robert Styrs, Church of ,ht' Nazarene pastor, gave a r~ tllllf' Of his Sunday evcnmg ser ~,on on the topic' Prects!on Made \a~ ~·{ !1 \ j!encra l d1scussron was held Week of Prayer •'-'rl'lrt•s wh1ch were eonduded Ia~\ l"mlav and the members al.so lt M u--.S<'rl assJstanr(' for a needy fatl!ll\ m thl' town Pnsters on lhl' 0 rPachmg :\tiS!aon 1n Pomt Plea -~ nl ha\e been recel\erl b) the m 1he Unton oaqor~ It was df>Clderl lf, 1ard Ruppel1 that the Rev F1rst Presby 'I nan (hutch pa~lor WtJI ,l(tVe th•' ~ernwn re:-ume n('Xt medmg '>1-llh th1 Re\ l E Ho\t Ftrst Thf' clo~mg pra~Pr at tht• mecl ° af an enn l·.ug~tnt ol l'i11~k.,la Gl·orge w1lh the N.H\ 111 lt.,l, Jll(l \larold m and also reeet\t'd illl Caltfo!ma onr rlau).:tllcl', M.r!l 1 honorary docloral de~::ree lie hJ~ lhrlcy StJI; ,I" srr(k•rl Alc)f:andl done gr.adua1e work at the lnt 11 r na, Ohto sit} of ltncttmat1 and Laflf' Sf'm- 1 II 1 • Sen1n~ \Il l\ lo he Wrdncsf!ay 1 .sened - 1 ~ 111·'' mary e ormcr) 1 at 2 p m ,,t hJ1ut~ 10~11 tor 111 Mtddl('lown, Man.sfu·ld i!!ld Sprmghdd Ohw Mr (,]l tl n 11 Hlf lwrdo ondMel,t:s County ' 1 ~ 111 11 ,.: ru 11 " an rea 1 11vcs "hrn ' ll' hccam(' 1H and was BLANKET Nf;TS $3l 10 removed In 1h1 clm1c. '•. -~ - -~ Polio Drrvc lhatrman II .: Roney sald today $31 BO .... ~~ rf' tctvl'rl 1ucsd,1y !light lrl)tn 11 'hl.mkct I'Olic('L!on' takerr at halfllmf' of the Pomf'fnlllumt School Pnnc1pel Hu.,.rt Pnc• gltnl' Jmda Monrc of llH I•JIH! of Portlind 1o11d tocl.y • besket· Wl~ II\ ~ba;g" as~t!'letl h\ l 111'1'1 · ball vame ~(heduled Wtdn..day ll('~~lers Lila 'J'l'rrell Srn· Slrul'llc, ni9ht agtllt'li-t Mtddleport Grade I Ltnda Dasnctl Charlotte ,turra) hu been unc;•l•d MceuH be <~nd Thelma Davt~ o 1 dangerou~ roa d condttlono • be at 7 30 Ucv Galloway ha~ hct' ll su 1wr tnlcndl'nt ~1nce \04.:1, anrl lasl July was f']c "luJ Ia a new mwrcC('d~ntt'd 3)••ar-term Ills fhslnct eompn~s 120 adtvc clulrchc!'t wllh 10500 mcmhf'rs 111 35 Ohto eounlws !rom Lake Enc to the OhiO R1vcr ·s ThP- central Oh10 rlts lncl ' one nf 72 dtstr1cts rn the rlenom lnatlon R•v Galloway Is scnmg a third 4p·ar \f'rm on the Churrh G!!ner;l Board hlghf'st ('hurch a.d mimstratJvchod) andalt~otsprcs ldl'nt of the board Jle ~~a trllstcc nf t.h~ !'t!azarf'Jr Theollglctl Srmtnary, ~a~~~\r~ ~ 0 v.as taken ~till :lc~~ J r ~ rta) Petl .J\1 Larceny IS Funeral Services Charged Against ~;:·~:;~";~u:-;:~•.:; <harge of the b M Ar ll ld 'f d F e He 1 fi?Glay ~:~.~~~um~~ m<·~~r<'W ~~~:~:r ~;;i~:.:: f~~··r.:r~: C0 J b t d t f Of I The Rev Harvey S Galo\\ay, um us. supermen en the central Ohto district , Church of the Nazarene. next \\cck llaJI.m r,'(rlll l'alaskala 0 will make annual offiCial vtstts to scver<Jl Nazarene churchrs dred Su11d n .Jt thr M~son < hntr frrcnrls hPt r It 11 n..- rl :\1onda~ in this area He w111 speak In Chesterhill Tuesday, Syracuse, Wcdncs Sltr\ 1101 •mludr 1m w 1fc, the day, Rutland, Thursday, Pomt Rock, Fnday, and Umnn formrr 1u 1 'ltllll three lions. Jhdge, Satun!a)' All srrv1ces wrll - - nennt~ dut lur hv the I'umcflJ) I •d lutsda} on Rt 143 by the State 11 atm l 111th two drJ\iers bf'mg fm 'l!ergency squad Earhl'f the ~amr- da\ thf' ~quarl mswert>d a rail Ill Downmgto11 \h~n Hatlle Ham:-rg frll on an C) surface anrl suffrrcd a po9sJ 1le fractured hlp She v. as brought to ~ll'tg ~ Gl'n errl Hosp tlal l Plans nrc hem~ m:trle for , eorgantlatwn nf the Park Jll' 'llr~nts and comtntlltP memher~ •Ill ha\e a mret1n,., 111 the ncar future Nazarene Church Dist. Supt. To Make Annual Visit In A~ea 1ruckers Fined In Sweep Made By Ohio Patrol Denrus Booth~ age 7 son of "r. ~ M.rs (' hn Rr-3t he \l' l(a1n S1feet cut hiS ann when he ~('(') dently pushed It through a gj113s donr Tuesd.ry at home WhJIC at )f1lton Hood, Troup chairman j'lre~lder1 and Dalf' \f.ller Explor •r St'out, l('d the Plcd~e of Alleg1 lnce Mr~ Ov.en Bratton gave th e rea surer s report anrl Mr Hood report.ed that as a goodwill protect" the Cu hs hart prt>sen ted thr !i'i.re Departmf'llt wt1h $10 at "hnstm~s for 1h('lr Lhnstmas bas ket pro•ect 1 he < uhs had each earned 50t I n mak(' lhts contn buttnn pos'llillr These testo; are giVen under supervillOn of a committee headed by Patterson and composed also of R }t. Gray of Eastern, Charles HayttJan of Racine and Charles G1bbs of tke Pomeroy ScbooiB Saturday Patterson returns to fUtJne to supervise an agriculture engmeering test for Vo-Aj students there Local Couple To Appear On Marx TV Show County Scnool Supenntendcnt 0 0 P<Jtterson re\-e<lled to- - -.- - - - - - - - - - day that sc 1'JO]s at H~rr1sonv1Ue I Tuppers Pl a1ns and Lhestcr do.: ed on ~ond <~, dlJc to thr eJ<treme told ~eath('r and sno"' Patlcrson satd torlay that to t hf' f..est of hi$ knowledge the 1hrll ~l hools went Emergency Squad Is Called Out Twice Tuesday stalled lnitia1 'production mvolves finisijtha: Operation. By muJ-summer rolling capacity total mg 169,150 tons of sheet and (ml Will be m operation with pnmary metal bemg provided by an adJommg reduction (smeltenng) plant Construction ts scheduled soon to add plate facili- rJI a~ ties to the sheet and capacity L!ttle- County School Scholarship Tests Readied Scn10r boys m the Vo-Ag De-partment at RtK:me w11J take a state agrlcultu... test Tburst1ay An estunatcd 40 picked senaors from all lti~h schools m the rounty ex.cept Middleport, which does not participate, w11l take state !eholarshlp tests t"nday at the Pomeroy SenJOr Htgh School I \acatron. ltoherJ R Lc\ ~ Js , 29 son of :\1r I and Mrs Clarence lRwt~ lo !Uill 1 hu~; formPr M1d•llepurt residents IS cr111calh tnjured <Jl ~1t 1 armel Hosptta l < olu:nhu s Mr LewJs who 1s l'tnp (() yc-d 'll he J",;ew York Central vard~ w ' olumbus was enroute home } n Jay nl,!;!'!t whPn h1s tar hll an underpa• s nn ~tr-Krn)P\ AHnue At la st r{'ports he had not r1 ~atncd (nnsl'JOus nf'ss He had ,kull frac•ure boltt arms brok.r n 1ne leg b1oken and multrple hod\ md head 111June!l tndudm g <l >errous eye ln) urv RelaiiVP~ herr mrludl' h1s ~,;rand (ather Thomas Le'o'o,S \11r!dleport an uncle, Cbartes I.t•Wh Br ~d e~un two aun 1-11 ~rs Woodrllv. o._ugherty and Mrs Hazel Board Mlddlt>port. He has a wife and two children _;::_ _ __ c__ _::_...:.c__ Fr1end1 may call at the residence Llfthl noon Friday the day of the servtces. Snow and cold wearher brought stghs to tountv and state h1ghway workeTS here today as the) agam labored around the dod to keep roadways dear and open but to s tudpn1 s m three Meags County Schools It brought about an L!nsC" hcduled Robert R. Lewis Critically Hurt In Auto Mishap Emma Smith, 82 Fat.alJ y slfJC •ken and fld •l•m•· I By Heart Attack furniture, Appliances, Breakfost Sets, Bedroom Suites, Living Room Suites, Tables, Chairs, La mps, Pictures, Blankets, Women's ond Children's Reody-To· Weor, Co~~· Dresses, .Blouse~, Men's and Boys' Weor, Housewo res, Telev1s1on and Rod1o, Host· eryond Dry Goods 1 NO 232 _ . RAVENSWOOD , WEST VIRGINIA - The first alumtnum sheet to c..-ome from the naUon's newest aluminum productJon center tn the Ohio River Valley is rolling oqt from the tnitial operatmg umts of the $200·mill10n works Kaiser Alummum I• Chemtcal CorporaHon is building here. Now 111 productiOn are cold·rolhng iacllibes, along wJth an- $49 50 Tbc Past OHirers Club o( Ra l':lnC OES anrl ln~lt<'d RUe&ta held \hctr YnnuaJ rl!fln('r Sunday, al ~e Marttn n.•staurant, Bt 1 ~ m ThNc wtll ht: no Januan· meetins due to th<• dmn('r a11d the ljlext mcrlmg will bt' hrld al the ~me of Mrs W R ( 11rprnter on ~onday I<chruary 11 Atlf'ndwg the dinner were Mr and Mrs Charlt's Hcnslev, Fred Swan :llr and l-lr9 W1lilam Sit: wart Mrs W R C•rp~ntcr. Mr and ~trs Bert Grtnuu. ~lr and Mrs. Ralph Wrbb, Mr~ ( lydc Andrews, :vJrs lll'len Johnson, Mrs Edward Simpson Mrs Jesse Bnnker, Mrs R('n Price and Air nnd Mrs W 0 Barmtz I First Runs Of Sheet Aluminum Made At Ravenswood Plant Gtrls mtramurai Basketball bas started at Middleport H~.gb School with Mra Nan Moore, PhysJcal Education teacher, as coach. Otfrcers elected by the teams are Fre1hman, Captain, Bonme Van Cooney, co-tapt, D1ana Hovatter, Sophomores, Captatn, Polly rhomas, co-captton, Nancy Haddox Jumors. Captarn, Jeanette Cro~ks, co captain, Carol Blaker, SeniOrs, Captain, Kay Stllf's, cocaptatn, Janet Valentine In the rlrst game the Sophomores defeated the Freshmen Jnd the Junrnrs beat the S1m10rs by two points Gruc~er. RacineOES Chapter Holds Annual Dinner ................................"".. De110ted ro ne Interest£. Of rile lllleigs-Mu- tlHtl ~~------~~~--~~~~~~--~:~~------~"7~:"~ ree nty aiser P ElBERFELDS JANUARY SALE Those a:~~rst~n,:: Mr and Mrs. Logan wttb the purty were 1\fn Raymond Kloc~. Mrs Harry Moore and Mrs John Beaver, A very en· JOYable afternoon was spf'nt by all. en tine WEATHER -------------------------------------------------------------~------------------------1-------------- Sendtng g1fts but unable to attend were Susie Soulsby and Carole Greene Jenn1fer was also honored Fri· day afternoon when her school mates of the socond grade at Sugar Run School. taugbt by Mrs Frank Rembart were treated by her parents Opened By Girls r ~qu1red JOIN NOWl at y e ~~~~--~~~:"._ VOL VII ONE PHONE CALL Intramural Play COULD SAVE ACITY In thll e?Cilt of a aurpri&e eneft)J air altaelr: one phone call of "1r11r:~c from one Skywatcher could UYe a (;Jty from dealructJon, ac.wrdin& to the U. S. Au Foree. In l'iew of pr~ eut world tenatont nwre chilian -mluoteera are needed in the Ground Ob~ner Corps Skywatchen an •• nnportant element ol our Ill' defenee aystem. Only a few houn a week are • and Marla HanJJOn of GalUpoJta BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE IN Ronald Logan, son of 1\fr and }!r ~ lluward Logan, was honored Saturday aft1 rnoon With a blrthdll} pa1 ty cckbrahng his 8th birthday The party was held m the hdscmcr.L which was gady decorated for thr- ocC'aslon As each grn ~l came in they v.rJ (' ·~~~~e n a hat and horn After g11mes wc:r(' rlayed and gtfts were opener! refreshments w~rc servt"d Barbara Logan and Taman Finlaw ~l"rved t he tefreshmenb Those wtnnmg prl7cs wt're Jane Grueser, Oon SW!Shl"r, Eugene 1 rlJlflkl ancl Ten' sa Moore. Those pre~ent wrre boys Steve Fmlaw Don Swisher Eu~enf' Tnpplet, Larry Mankms, \hariPs Hy sell, Jimmy GJll)('rt, Bruce McKen zte, John Wolfe Rilymond Zirkle, Mtke Martin, Honme Cbeat] c. Roger Moote Char!l's Lemley, raul Smrth, Ronmc R1frlc and Johnny Jordan, Gul11 Millie l.eg,Jr, Sally lla1l ford Pt ggy Dowers, Becky Stivers, Beverly and Coty Beav('r, Susan Lytle, Maurtsha Darst, Mary Ann McKcnz re, Jackl1n Seutcnable Jane Gruesf'r, fonme D1JI , T('reaa Moore, Trudy and Mary Ann Klot's Tamara fo~mlaw Dtll bar a Logan and the honored ~:ucst Those send1ng gifts but unlilble to attend were Karen and Leah Th(' !i!Jdh btrthday o{ Loirry Walku. fiOH or Air and Mrs. Mrs Dt'n Spencer Tdltrnt'd horne James Walku was «lcbratod Saturrh1Y art~r a several Wl't>ks wllh a patiY at the ~rflernoon l'iCS vhrt 111 Salem with her da11ght1'r slon of the )ltddlcporl Klllderaar aw1 sou m Jaw, Mr And Mr, ten l>~ ndav WtH11i,l1 J.1ckson and !ion Mr~ Walkrr and d<~ughlf'T, :\lr Ja('k~on, his fatht•r (,ll·u Knrcn wert' a~stsled hy the teaJarksvn and bls uncl~ J>on~\rl cher, Mrs Guy Reynolds, scrv· .Jarkoon nrc members of the lRI the rlrcorated t'up r.11 cos. ~r·c Salem L~gron Band whuch .,.. 1\l cream and favors to the children. represct'lt OhiO ln the 111au~ural Guests mcluded Mrs Sherman pararlt' 1n Wasblngt.on , D. C' on &u&klrk unrl ~~~ Burfrty ,J.!llllary 21 Special l[uesh 11t the party ill). Mrs Jack::mn is the fot'tliU le were Burldy and Mtchad BuskBetty Adams. a araduate of Ra irk, Billy Slater Btlly See, Skippy cme Htgh School and of the Hoi- Logan, John Ingels and Bobby zcr Hosp•tl.!.l School of NursLng tommiUee Mrs L D Dtles Mrs Lawrence BlDg, Mre Clern1s Fox, Mrs J 0 Leonard, Mrs Charles Searles, served a dessert course to twenty-aeven members and one guest, Mrs J B Hayes/ Mrs Searles was m charge of the tallle decorations and used coral gladlolua and wh1te chrysanthemums m arrangements on the tabla w1th ivy garlanded the length o! the table whtch was h;{hted by green tapers In cryltal holders Moorf' , Mary FranciS, Jetf CUt.bbcrlson Edd 1 ~ Baer Mike Dan· wlfi Ma rty Moranty Paula Tbelp, Opal OHutL Nancy T1tua, M11ry Sue Handley , Mike Sprouae Mary Manki n Barbara Wllliama, Randy Becker , and Jim, Bil1, Carel, BUUETIN S~t;hool frner m hrmngs ht'!ore Jus\Jc~ of Huppcll Mr Sl)ers and Mr thl' rca(c c arl pyall of Ma~on fol KonlmJ;!hl were present for the lowmg :uresls b\ Con~tahle w l rn••lrn::: Thorn of Mason on v.arrant s - - - - -- - -chargmg p('tly lar('('Jl\ Cl:m rlrc Ohhngrr 24 nnd John m '-1111er 19 wrrP rhar,.:l'd w1lh bilailll,ll; 1\\-o tlrl'~ Jrlfl "hN'h (Iff a mut~ ~hul'le rar hclon).:rng to W 11 Htrchflrld a c-oal opcr<~lor near \\l'st tolrtmh1a OhlrngL•r wa~ arre,ll'rl h\ Jhnrn \.J on Salurdav mghl and <~rralbnerl Mnnday c 1rn 1ng Jwfore P~atl ~ld T11o Wshama stud('nts Will lw lcr wa s pwkr d up Hl \Ja so tt ur1 1111 0 n~, more th;rn 400 h1gh s('hool • Saturday l'\tnJn;; and arraq::ncrl i Jllllur~ from the stale or West I the sam(' mght hl forf' P)alt \r l ~~ ~~~~ to attrnd the ~cventh an. Ohhngl'r was fmed $10 and tu~h nua l h. 110W Your State GO\ ern· and scnlenr•·rl 10 10 d<J,s m Jall m• nl Oav' conference rn Charll's while Mlll(r 11 ~ ftned $20 and tun on l'rbruar~' 11 " ar'~ Roush and Roy Clark ar 1 cos 1s . Stdney S1ohur 34 !l<~rml \1,1~ ''miHtlllcrl b;y Mrs Theodo•ta hound ow~ to thr Ma} grand Jllfl I rr•tk.r wrll alll'nd the eonfC-'r on a h~.starch rhar~(' ltt a hc-.mn g l ln<f' after hcmg cl<-cted hy lhclr 111 P)-111~ tuun on Monda1 ll<rl ti,~~~JIIal('s to ll\cnrl tng lie v.as lnd!Wd 1n Hte 1ount} 1 I he \\P.s' Vtrgrma Edtltalron J;ul wtlh hnnd :-;et al $500 1 '\ ~~ut Jatron ~pOliiiOr('d confr-rt>nce Slohart V.J~ arre~lli'd rn Hall Ill I ~t\ 1 ~ lugh sehocl students a fl~8t on Monday liy Constable Thor11 1 11.111d look dal tstat c govornment " rv11 es an ar tvt 11es a nd a naco n·~ con~tablc · were strll working on the roads clc.anng the~ and ctndermc the I hill roads wtth a mrxture of .salt and c:nders Hart1.1ger sa1d that most eoun1~ roaJs were m good condJI!On I I" lh h e mean 11me eavy snow warn1ng~ posed a new threat Lo th(• frozt'n northca,;t today 1n the m1dst of a record shatlermg cold .. I ~~rave Ant! w~a thPrmen fo res.aw no re· llcf from tf1c death dealing cold waH' as a fresh mass of ArctiC a1r swepl across the north ccntritJ sti'"' A { nJted Pr('ss survey showr-3' at k.ast 32 ~~cather caused faUlJ t1es slntt H1e cold wave tripped most nf the nat1on east of the RocktC' ~ Monda\ There l'of'rc S('H'n deaths m fndJana s1x 1n \t•v. York, four 111 Illinois , thnc ('arh m Vrrg1ma West Vrrgma and Pennsylvama two m ~lich1 ~an two •n New England a11d an~.: tach Ill Iowa .and :\ttSSISSlppl Th~ North('n st whrch had the contrnent's co ldest weather Tuesday with a record 55 degrees below zero at Boom 1\le, N Y , was due for hea\) snows today We.athnmen warned the snow wJII pllt' up to a depth of 6 to 12 mchcs m most of NPw England wrth lhc cxccppon or northern (Conhnu•d on Ptlge M'Ain) I Firemen Nearing Half"ay Mark For Polio Campaign Pom<'ro~ Vvlunteer Frremen rn th('tr ~airs of popcorn on Saturdays tor1a } rt'porled that t~ey were nea nn ~ the nalfway mark of "ehr('\' tnloi ~ goAl of $1 000 for the :\fc1gs \0unt1 PoliO FoUndation Fund To date a('cordmg to Rol· land Ncutzlrng they have taken Ln $41060 loward the fund Last Sa!ut da~ s sale of popcorn on \l~tn ~t .... a~ condueted by member~ of thr Second Ward Fire Department rhelr lolal salett on Saturday amotl111('d to $249.6(),. On lh1s l'omrng ::-.aturday members of the Th1rd Warrl Dept w11l handle the sales anrl on the Saturday followmg members of all three ward:s wtli as~tst m the drtvc. A1dmg Ill last Saturday's proJect v.cre (,o::r rd!lcr :\tankm , Harry Bol rngl'r \\ 11l1am Shertdan, Charks Wern, Hank. Young, Harry Wa1son, Jack Sttv('rs, Ylax Folmer Grlbert Frct·man, R,ty Kasp.pr and Moot P<~rker Two Wahama High Students Named Pomeroy Lions }'o ''onference Bean Dinner Is I Scheduled Tonite I' 1 I At lh1 Stat1 11 1glp,.<~, G;~rage off1oals satd !hat the u rnp('fature stood at 12 rl egrf'es above zero at 7 am loday hut 1ha1 by 11 il(l am had rt st'n lv 22 degrees AU mam h1gh11-ays Wf'H' rept'lrted as W('{ With tile back roads sttll 111 a slippery ron rl!lton I Senn ru~d crrws from the Statt lhgh11-~ y g.1rage worked 1 throughout the mght and at noon Lud.1y were reported slill out I Metgs Co11nty Engtneer J E D Hart1n .,:er ~ Jtf; today that all coun1\ roarl c rew ~ were out dur1ng the mgbt a nd t~al as of noon II wtll be beans and corn bread as thr bJll of fare for members of t hr l'orneroy Ltons Club and their g11c~t~ to nt g ht at Federated Chu r rh ln gmnrnr:o at 6 30 p m l11;:hlrghtlng the evenmg wrll be \t~rly WNll forml'r manager of hc~I J\~r lghL chamvrbn Rocky Mar{ 1a11<1 who will be the prmc1pal \IH ak.1 r of the cvcnrn.; -\.11 1111.11 1 •·ds •lertvm~ (rom the sail' nf trck.ch to t.be function Will ht LUI n('d over to the Mcrgs Co1rnl} Pol1o Foundation Dnvli. ' �.............. . .. -.. Dilly Sentinel, Pomo~y-Mlddlopo'rt. 0 ., Jan. 16, 1957-7 .. ~ . ... Dally Sentinel Day Book OVERTHE BARREL AGAIN Thero Daily S.entinel DEVOTED ~---···· ~ INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA AUXILIARY MEETING The Women 's Aulliliacy of Grace Epist"opal Church will meet Thurs dav Blternoon at the home Mrs. A · R Knight. Mrs. F..art Titus wiU rN'U" W a port!on of the book, "The Ch urch In Soulht'asl Asia." PablialteG every afternoon except Sunday br Tbe Ohio VaUey leatl~ID:c:, at 110 Mechamc St.. Pomli!roy, 0 . Bwllness offict phone ecutorial office Dbone 3M'. liCMARD I. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIR ..... . RSY~OLD E. GREENE- EDITOR . Julilicr.t.~n rate1: ~livery by carrier where aY&ilable 30 They Served Whole Of MeiQs County • Pomeroy Emergency Squall member Davjd Goodwin has rf• port~ . 167. persons in Meigs County not counting fire calls were atded 10 1956 by the volunteer rirst aid unit. The 1956 summary a·lso showed that 722 answere were made .to ~ails fo~ help by squadmen who donated 1,035 hours of the1r time . Thts does not mclude fir st aid training meetings equipment cleaning sessions. ' Kinds or aid rendered included falls 24. wrecks 21 heart 18. medical 16. stroke 11. cuts 7. transportation 5, bleeding 5, baby 4, convulsJOns, burns, appendix. sprains, gun woundS ri~ ver aec.Jdents. fainting, drunks , B each; pneumonia 2, plain' oM bellyache 2. objects in throat and dro wnin g also 2 eacti and lost child, I. Traveling a total of 2,573 miles in this work, the squad, W.C.T.U. TO MERT Thl' W.C'.T.U. wtll meet Friday e\o·ening ~tl 5:30 al the homt: ttl }Irs. M. L Kelly for a potluck suppN and the members are ask· ed to bring their table service 1 • '•. ' ~ • ,,•' .' CHESTNUT RIDG~ ~~~0~~~~~~~~~;~1 rY Mr. Pettit and Around Jim Thrasher port or Gurney or Quent Re)'nfllds to t!lce Jn idea of • the pudding and tel! yo'u to kick it With Robt'rl RrUJrk around. cated.'' Sllch a distinct service provid ed by the Pomeroy squadlKIMA. Tanganyika - I believe I knew onlr by b)'Une, delivering It was also full of little touche• men, o~ly one of four such grours in the county, deserves ·spethere ls no crealer C<"onomic tra,. 1 a ~uildup fl!,at wu mor, kind than like AI Dorne sending you hit oil cial nottce by the public. gedy lht~n tfJe foldi11g of a newa· accurate, but powerllllly ~omfort· painting which lllUJtrated the fint paper or Jon,~~; e s~ ablished Lr11dltion lng to a country boy, story )'Ou ever sold. J)Qrne earm r---INCOME TAX FACTS and acceptance A paper or a ma1FUnny. Collie!''s bought the fint about an avera~e of $3,000 for a azlne hils a person ality that is not piece [ wrote about the war, the painting, J 'IUrmile. found in ord in1.1ry husines~ ven· first sbon 11tory after the war . The wout thina about the' death tures. It has h1:arl, personalit)·, Bqb McCormick, who was the of a magazine or a newapaper is nostalgic reputation- things Lhat Washington boy in the early day¥, that while the legend HI)Jten, you you reel as deeply as If some per. took Ume to set down and ex· can never quite put the people son you lov('d has tiled plain--painstakingly, as one talks back in the slots they made IJve, (7'"U ~~ 0111' of 11 .w•r/1' ~ nf nrfkl••, iHI 1/t•tlr•ra/ h1rame Ill£ r was sitt ing here in the A!rito a child- the . mechanic& ofwrit· and famous .No matter who gets lfllng. 7'he1Jt' a1llrlu arr, ba ud (Ill Pl(urmrdirm Jltfl ·v irltd 1>11 san bush when the word came that Jng professional ·magazine articl€s. hired to do '.\•hat later, he is never 1.\e ..l111eriuu n lnMll11/e IJ{ .t\1:.-'oWILI<mlli, unrl//i r, Ohio Horidjl Collier's an.·: lhc Woman's Home For Collier's I once fou,nd a new quite O'Malley ot the Sun, trade· of Ct~rtt{kd l'u/.llic Ar•tountcmts h r'riUJ.I!'I'IIllon wlOi the companion ~1ad sh ut up sho p after pyramid (with conaiderable assist- mark . l•tef'flal Rrvl'nlt e b'ervicr.) all the se Yl'<~r~ or being. 1 can't ance from a Cairo archeologist, 1 It coulcl be r am overly senti· !.fao7 ~pie overpay their tB.h!8 becau se lh{'y rl1eRt themaelves on speak for the Com pani on, but Jt one Dr. Fahkry) an~ spent a spate ~ental abollt the way I make a tiJI'Ir pertonal exemptions must have lwcn a great frie nd l<l of time with Nas&~rs predece~<lr, livi ng, whietl is natural enough. Her11 Ia hOW lo CO UIIt yuur I'Xemptlona /ead1 l!lle tak CII $600 Oft )'OUr many 11 mdhon women. Hut Cot. Mohamm~d Nagutb, wondering But \if you could pUt one paper, lt.J:able Income) : One exemption for your st:! lf, two , - -- - -- - - - - - - Her's was another matter when wed all be a~saeslnated . one mHgazine, back in business, I 1! you Kro t6 or over, two if you than 10 l!PtN:m of the supJJOrl, and Quentin Rr.vnolds was sports erl· ~ did piece s about ~t.rica and would cheerfully give up aiJ the arl!: blind, three I! you are bulh 65 he must be u muml.u:•r of a group Hor of Co i!JI'r's ne arly 20 yean .ammals and Gls and white hunt· other infonnatton-entert.ainment and blind. Tbe aame appllea to your who altv;;ctilJ· r provided more than ago when 1 tim1cl ly ~ uhmitted the' ers s nd bartenders and dry river media forever. lluab&ud or wile. half ll lliJIJill t , a ud tho.t pe rson mu!lt first real ~llr k - rap e r magazine ~ds for Collier's. Whe~ 1 t worked But then . Lam; a ·~MrarY oJd U your buabc.nd or wit~ dl C!d dur · have h<·i· n ,..u flll ed to claim lh11.l lnr 191'.i8 you tan •tUI file a Joint d l.'jl ~ mlj •l l [ I'XI'~ IJl {OI' th!:! l'l'QUh!:!· pieiX' 1 ewl' ulLt•mJ•led\ about for tt, It wa~ lhf'" . klt\d• o1 ·~hop man . a sq~ ·lJhOJ stili thlttks return clatmlnr the ex~A~vtt ort!~ some b<tsel18ll pla)'cr or another. ~hoJ~e .you drank wlth . Ute ~anag- that reading is'•fttri' · dnd~ that preo! llfvvl<JinR mc.re tbau baU c:luelln• Uloae tor aro or bllndn{'a8, I!Hlnt ~UIJJlO f[ H~ nol onl)' paid me the biggest m~ ed1tor and the ~htef ed.tlorial dige~tcd entertaihment burled at to •bleb tbe deceoud would ha.ve In order for 1111e ot the group to 400 bucks I ever saw. but sent me wrtter at Toots Sh~r .s. ant;! 1t nev· you, accompanied . by squawking beell. eatltled at the ttru\ or d PIILh . ha ve th<> I'Xt' ulptlo n all other melu<I h('al'l warming pl'r sonal letter er Influenced .a decuwn on wheth· cnmmercials. is grist for 8 generaIJ er~ or ttw ~roup who contrlbut<'d Wk Qa•li8ee that made me feel like Shakes- er to buy a p1cce from you. tion whtch worshjp ~lvls Presley 1 mo re thn.n IIJ IJCr cent must 11ign One exempUon or JIIOO can he derlnratlon s Umt they Will not dalm peare wns an amateur hark . ;Bul Lhe, pe~ple . who , ran the and makes an Overnight demigod Ukep for eacb penon who flts th.- tht1 dPJJPn<J.,nl The lnte1·nnl Rn· And when I was a sct~red !ICC· jomt .dldu t mt.nd ftnan cmg I pro- of something named Liberace. deftnltlon of a depende11t. Thla $800 e1111e !;1•rvlte pmvidoa Form 21 20 ond·slring sportwrill'r lost in New specti l!B trip, 1,n advance, on t.he (Copyright . 1 ~ 7 . · by United 11 aot doubled for ace or Ullndll l'~~. I M ultl(ll e fl upport Agr~ment) ror York , he re tr.cved me rrom a mas· otf-ch'lnce you d tum ~1th .Feature Syndi.ute Inc) ho•tver, u ID tbe U8e ul your pel'· til l!I j) H rjJOI! t! slve anonymity in a s11loon and 1 somethlna. And always · · IODI.I C•:UIIllltll)b. herded m e around the bi~ people somebody like Gordon Tp CO:OlUit for an exemption, !he Childrr.n .and DitaLied ' Drprftdl'nt!ll ---- .:._ d~peadeot 10uet: 1' 1H'I'<' ~~ a dedur.tlon of M mu cb Cl) llafl J•u thaD $600 g1'o11s $IillO for care or ch lldren under tocome for ttlt (excei)l that thle 1111 t '"il•ji:JU:~ [.) .! ; "i ~ IZ while tbe brelldwtnn er works. BIRTHDAY P4~TY Hl~ll dota aot appl7 to your child ir he ThiB chiJd .rare deduction 1.'1 avail. : •.H'; :~. ~ I•J r.l :•. ~ j ACROSS 3. Buildinr ' 28. Thill Margaret Call Was honored with Ia uader 19 or 11 a full·Ume stu· able tu moth~ra. widower&, diVorced ; J .:J~J i!t"':: : l I~P.'. , , 1. Blade &ddiUon atrlp deot). .o:;.Ji ~ i.l :.JI'I.;..•: a birthday P4I'ty celebratina: her and l e~~:~~olly separated ptlreon•, who of rrau 4. Extlaor ~ 1 11 ! ~ l·;:! J iJ (I) HIYI reoelved more than half ll.ftl &.ilOWl>(J tO dl>dUCt 9Xtle1HiflS paid lOth birthday at the Cllfton Sch· 1"~: ·a•·~::J I:r ''J ·: e. cnu or bla II&J~r~ from JOU, unlen you to someone other than .a dependent matlon ot wood ool. It was given by her mother ~r~:J ur.:., l·lHilJ "' · , ftl1 a llulUp • 8up(H)rl A1•·eement f or th e rare of a 11on, daugbtc r, 11. OreetinJ' torrow 30. O.t lf : I-H~ 1J! l•l1! '': Mrs . Betty Call. Present the : ('" below). 1%. Apportion a. t"'owrn (dial .} 11tepaon or t letJdiLUJhter undel' the ·- l.:J~·JIIII '' i party were h!.!r room mates. ; 0) Not ftle a Joint rtturn . 13. Map boOk 6. ConiUct 31. Sea~ ar;e llmll. Th is regulation nlso apJ'J :~I (01 fill ') ' 1J Garnes werfl played and prJaea I' (4) lie ettbtr a cltlsen or the plleJJ to an}' deiM!ndcnt of any age 14. Lltt •;i,",U '. 1 : -ll·J~:"J II ll 7 Hlghe11t note port U. 8. or • rath1eDt ot the U. S, who 111 mentally or pbyalcally In· were awardt!d to Dwa)lne Va.fl 1!1. ll"re.nce (Guido'•) oiAJa,) J'1 '•; :it I ~o:, j;J~·J' 1 . C&u.da. Mealeo, Canal Zooe, Pan· capacitated. '·/:0';1 !f•' ':J ':J,' .i :1 (abbr.) Meter, Buddy Young Mnd Terry a. Charlea 3% ....... NDa AJld In ~~~ c:uea, a ~ervlee­ A working wlt4! 11 entitled to this 18. SUtch Henry. The door prize waa ·Wot Lamb rrant malli'l e~Ud II'IUI In the Philip. deductlou It her buaband Is pbyal18. Devoured ,.......,•• ...lf., II. Kind of card amelll by Ann Johnson. •• 6• . cal!y or rnenlally Incapable of pro. 19. Old meuun 10. Spirited U . Capital (I• Lite wltll pou (a.blenee ,while vldlnr support Where the huband Present were Mikey Hewell, Atm lot wool honea (Tex.) -'"•••- tei;IOOI doet DOt Interfere) 11 not diMabled, tb• wotklnl wife 41. Deck (¥!It· I JohnS(In, Ju~f WUJ1am1, Terr)' 21 . Vtttre4 Dt" be a 'ol.- rel&tiYI aa tteftaed In 17. Sleepltu at\ ro.at•v• 48. EXclaTt- ~ Harl')' . Henry, Dwain V'ae ulao take tho child-care .dedu.c· 2C. Public lbl lDatruett. llocN: &P' bt a COUIID may 20. Mlllponda know1iMJI't Uon t'""!JII Uon only If a Joint• return tt nled, Dixie Ju.ae Rouah. notlYIU JIIUUaUoDt.1 car• for a and lbe UOO limit mu1t be redu.ced ftoUce 22. Tavern 4Metaph.) tf.la&.earlit Varian. Dana lltltal Or .pli,Jtteat dlu.blllty •ho by 25. Banr 23. Bpecka 38. Darta oa tbe amount or the couple'• aro .. t&.Optnhto Sharon Smith , ~ ll•td • .,. rou bttore 10101 Income :n. Moundl 30. Marnttud• 41. btr... uceeds U500. 1t ahould be (Uial.l David Kearns., 29. IUeh color kapt 111 m lnd that you caD't lAke .. Ill• "'"""'""31. Principal and Cork)' thla deduction If you t.Ue the etaud· ard 10 percent deduettou. mountain Meter, It JM . ~ •lUll Ollll!'l ID tbe The ln11trucllon book wbleb comes , Ji~nmie IJippoft. Of .....IJ4..t. but DOD& Of with your tax form II'Yel further 31. Male d"r Jf'l "'•Jdi141 "'"' .tltaa ball tbe lnfor;natlon. Help Ia a1ao uallable 8$. Conjunction. ~ ro. _,.., still h able \o by telephone or at olftcea or the , and 31. Part of Internal Revenue EJerylce. The Rev· Bltlce. .lire. a check Sll!rvlce urrea" you lO QOnault Petfl Smith, T•· II'IMM MH!1 lor e11mple, to enue 81. V&nclal a provel'iy rqualllloed advltor If you M•r1aret, ud ~~ co. a:xolama .. .... ••• ' " UYiaa U.t eumptlon decide to seek OUlalde btlp, lloarwt,o,..,. ..t)y C•Ii. , tton to ~ ~· Mrt. Lett.~' Van l(etu liN illl· frta'hten U" • • .,., ooaur,lhlt!d more .:. Cul olr after being ill for a week nee top. her home in CUlton, 44 . Therefor. Ml'li. Alm11 Peek and aon John· Claim All Exemptions for Yourself and Dependents ' _____ ___ Clifton DAILY CROSSWOR •* t,..... ......... .,.,.,.Aar........ m••• P:iiT.~';.'t ~:·.~ :::.::.~~~ ... el•'- ,., .....,.. ly Alta Cone and Hoyt wife,Keeton, Mrs. Cora Mrs. Har.Moore, ·a'ttended the funeral services, Friday in St. Albins, W. Va., for Frank Inghram. C. c. Clonode and ALbert Cone made a buslnes11 trip, to Huntin«ton, W. Va. last week. Vance Wilbur and Frank Colpns have purcbased new '57 model tru~b. Mrs. MattJE' · Morris remains about the .same in health at thi1 writing. Mrs. Bertha Clay is a patient in Sheltering Arms Hospital , at Athens. Thomas Fjtzpattick and Vance Wilbur ·made a trip to Jackson, Friday evemng. Mrt. Margaret Wells of Miami, Florida 1• vlaiting her parents, W. A. Gregory and, wife. Harry Lewis of Wilkesville and Mr. ,and Mn C. C. Canode spent Sunday with Mrs. Grace Hensler and family. Tonia of New Haven were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis Friday. · Janice Nichot8(1n ,.,.ho h~ been confiDed ~to bet. home du~ lo ill· nesa has returl).ed ta her employ. ment at the Bend Cab Co. Miss Retha Lewts, and Morris Johnson of wesl Columba called en Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis Sunday evening. Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Davidson of Carrol, Ohio visited friends in Clifton over the weekend . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mallett and daughter of Pt. Pleasant and Mr. and Mr• Don ltaynea and !lon Berry of l-etart were S~pda)' l'aller& of Mr. and Mr•· I. N'. Haynea. Mra. LannJe France.fll or Mason tpcnt Sunda)' with Mrs. Blanc)l.e Jones. Jes&e Little returned home lifter apendlng two weeki in Marion Ohio vliitJnc relatlv~. Mr. and Mrl. O~r IJ!InrY were CJIJJoa on ICr. •nd ;tlr!l. R9me Stew1rt 1~ Cbethire, Ohlo SOndll)' t~vaaJ~r. llr. were lor Pitkens Sr. in Cltii'Jfston, W. o" llm~ :Uu:t - IS ·OO Cc.riledv Time ' 5:30 My Little Margie 5,oo FNlatt ap~dt Scruus Sbow 6 ;30 ews '" ure 6. 45 Sports Eye O:M We.atherc~~&t 7:00 CrunCh and De• 7:30 Dinah Shore $how 7:4S NBC News 8:00 You Bet. Your Life 8:30 Draanet 9:00 PeotJle'cr Cbolce 9:30 Thf' Ford Sbow 10:00 Lux Vi~ Tbea.tre \1 !00 Nt.wa ,Me441;~ H :1.5 Weathercast .·. In llaeti Cars Jonuory CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL TRADE-IN~ .COME IN .CHOOSE ,ONE 1953 Dodge · · $895 % ton pickup. One Local I 7if5 NBC Newi ,.;,..·.a"" 11 :liiO owner. 1952 Chav,relet $795 4 dr. Dlx. Healer and Seat Covers. Completely overhauled, 1951 Stud. · .. · $395 V8 Comm. 0. D. Good tiles, 1'11111 fine: ,, .1951 Ford · · ·· $395 •• • 7:30 8:00 9:00 9:30 Mrs. Orville Allen Is Hostess To laurel Cliff Better Health Club Mrs. Orville Allen uallted by Mn. Pearl Parter entertained the LllW'el Clllf Better Health Club Monday evenlna:. Laurel rlflectf9a . Channe~ 8 Leo Crew Speaks At Come Double Closs Meeting fine. ' 1950 Pontiac • $395 (Ja.p.~ IJI. aarm&n eltJ t3. Jt.eaohq ....... DOWN t . Arrow• 1. 011ollnt !!ln•. ) DAILY CRl'PTOQUOTE - Hore'o !low JO ·work Ill AX'I'DLBAAXII , II LONOP&LLOW OM lt1ttar almply et&nda tor another. In tbll IUI'Iple A 11 uM lor th1 lhrN L'a. X for the tw., o·,, ate. lhltc• tetten, a,_.. t:-ophtt. tht ltna1b and tormaUon of thl worda art all hint.J. Ka"h day lhe cod.e JM.tel'l are diUarut. lt.C.,_q_ _ . NVI Ill\ TKOI OCH: OS OR • avcxva .. . . 0 0 v. BJV N 0 Q V XOII .YII~ · TOSIKBI KCNA. 8 K H V Q r sic 'l"F. A W N V-P K No ' . 'l'.....l'lltJ.. ~ooloo THII FllLLOW'I WIIJ:ICNOUtJI TO l'~y THill I"QQr..-aHAJt- . . ~ilt~Jdht .. ~tr Klar r ...... ap;t, •• . ·19.49 Willy .... $295 Station Wagon. All good tires. Runs fine. ·1949 Chevrolet $195 Fleetline 2 dr. R & H. METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES At TAffte Light Ia Middleport Opl!ll Evenings until II p.m. Phone 104$-J , . Dli. IOIUI P. -~N (a-), 17, u anlltant prote110r of elasalca. wu l1alntd predclellt of PrincetoD Unlvenl~, New JerIIQ'. Dr. Goheea w1111ucceed. Dr. Harold w. Dodda. who . . . u. ua.tven:lt)"t oompulsibrJ retirement ... of 18 1a l'UM, 1851. Tbt anr preaident', • 1040 l'rlDcotoll!l"'duale. hill dutlfll at lhe end o1 tbl aaademle .JUI', (IRWMittMil) ..m ,_ 8:00 Bob Cummir.gs Sho~ .!'/'_ oamor ~ Mrs. B. F. Parmal~e eutertamed Lovejoy Circle ·of the ·B. H. 8:30 Climax ~~:: ~~'~::lute !\.,. 11 :05 · Sealll)iDg tqe Weather ·"" 11 :10 1'1\e ~ate . Sbow . Sanbol'n Misaion117 SOciety Tues,day evening with Mrs. Raymond Luman, ebalrman, prealdlnt. Tb(l devotlonaJ service wa.s led by Mra. Clemis Fox on the topic "Tb'e Conquering Christ'' · written by the aev. Byus o.f Mason, W. Pa. Ml'l. Ch,.:r.Jea Searle• gave the evenlna:'a progrAm and reviewed the Home Mis81on• study-book on the chapter, ''Ten Years in Progi'ea". lt -.. aDnowleed that the February meetlna: would be at the home of Mn. Se.arle1. A vjalt to the COUnty Home on Sunday wu reported · u a Circle project A deasert cOW'Ie was served. at the elose of tbe meet.ing by Mrs. Pumalee. , WHTN-T'V Channe113 --W~.-HT=N.-=Tv 11:44 11:45 12:10 12:30 CHANNIL 13 SJ1n On Cartoo11 Clulf Noon New.! Uber,ce i:OO Feminine Touch 1:45 Movie ?dati nee J·.OO Afternoon FUm Festival i1 30 Super Serial Time O:Oo Mickey Mouse Glub S:OO Cartoon Club 8:30 Five Star Final 7:ta John Dal, lc the News V:io Dlaneylou<l 1:110 llavy Lo1 •:oo Ollie opd llorrlot 1:9\) FOld T11:e1tre 10:90 We~IIOidq Nilhl Filhlo 10o411 Sporll<ope 11:00 Newa of the Nilht 11:15 Notre 13 - WHTN-TV CHANNEL 13 11:44 Sign On 11:43 Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News 12:15 Neighbors 12:30 iLiberace 1:00 . Feminine Touch 1 :45 Movie Matinee s:oo Afternoc!' :o'llm F-estival 4:30 Super Serial Tim..' 1 5:00 Mickey Mouse ChiD 6:1)1'1 Buffalo BHJ Jr. 6:ao CartMn Club 6:f5 Five Star F~nal 7:Ui Johr Dalv & the Newr 7:30 Sberlif of Cochise 8:00 Circus 9:00 Wire Servjce 10:00 Air Force Time '57 .10:30 Franltle Laine 11:00 News of the Night 11:18 Theatre 13 12:15 St£n Off Ladies Footwear Cllurdl. Hilllo The Homebuilderr Clasa of the Middleport Church ot· Cbrtat met Tuesday evening at tbe bome of Mr. and Mr.s. Harold Lohse with Mn. Caah Bahr, pre&ident, in c.barge of the busluess meEiting. Mrs. Lois Harris conducted the devotional service with · Mrt. Fred 1. Gardner giving the prayer and Mrs. Harria tbe Scripture readiag. Group sina:log ol hymns wa.s accompanied by Jennifer Lobae, daughter of the host and ~o&tea1. During the businesa meet.iDJ the memben drew names tJ children at the county Home and wW pre.. sent them wltb lifts oD their blrthd.,... They alao plallltod to meet on JADUI.l'J' 24 at the churth to count Sales Tu: &tampa. A new project of tbe clas, is colleetlng · the coupcms in Gold Medii produds to be redeemed :fur the church treasury. Mr&. Harris eonduc:ted a Bible quiz during the socla.l hour and sandwich~ potato chips, mints ao4 ~~.~ served to twelrtrone membe.,.: and the Lohse famlly, Jamea, lermlfer and Jack. On the hospitality committee were: Mr. and Mrs. Lohse, Mrs. LOrraine CUndiff, Mra. Lois Harria, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Darnell, Mrs. Lionel Boggs, Mrs. Harold Long. 1 I ., lave. I ~ ,.,io ... • .» I~~~;;;-;;-;;;;;;-;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;:..;~-~:~~_:~-~~-~_;~.'~.;-~~;~;;~:;:;=;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 II It's Our A.unual Costume lf•• Sehaekel, Mra. Ralph Warner, Mrs. 'I-.u::r ,_ lde , ....... -=•...,r -~- o-•-· u. ...__". • UWJUD, J!n. James Dillhl, Mn. Charles Yeqer, Mrs. Georc:e Burns, Mrs. llel Clark, Mn. Stanley Harbour, l!rL Dor Eberabacb, Mr.s. Rad· ford Ingles, Mrs. Mary Berry, Mr8. Donald Cook, and Mn. Howard VilD Matte. LARGE Servicemen SUPPLY 8TH DJV. GERMANY {AHTNC) - Pvt. Ernest H. Romine, 20, whose wil'e, TeLt11, livf'~ in Liberty, W. Va., r~enUy participated with the 8tb Infantry Division in "War Hawk," a field training exercUe in Germany. Romine, a cannoneer in Battery B of the division's 43d Field Artillery Battalion, arrived in Germany last Aueust. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Chat· les H. Ramine, Rutland, Ohio, be was employed by the Ohio State Highway Department m Columbus. -::-:::-=-=-:-:- ·- - 8TH DIV., GERMANY (AIITNC) -Army Pvt. Ralph R. Snider, 22, whose wife, Connie Ann, lives at 189 Ash St., Middleport, Ohio, recently participated w•th th.e 8th Infantry Division in "War Hawk," a field training exercise i.n Ger- w'~~der EACH ARTICLE REDUCED 15 a truck rtrlve:r In Com· pany B of th~ division's 12th .En-~ gineer Battalwn. Overseas smee November, be entered the Army in April 1956 and comolewt basic ~raining at Fort Carson, Colo. Hilt parent!, Mr. and Mrs. CharlesE. Snider. live on }tQute 3, Un· 1 I on avn, Pomeroy. * * soo;, FROM ITS FORMER PRICE COLLINS' JEWELRY "Where Your Confidenu 18 Justified" E. MaiD St. CiUzen!hlp". mietlna: re- Department ··StOre JUST A GOOD ~CE TO TRADE Mlddlepert MW St. \ . devoUonal seniee wu Jed W¢..er Waddell and Mn. Chamben reviewed the study boob: aDd Ua" and MIDDLEPORT that has own tobacco and roi!M his own ruined numerous letten. Farley cijlars. During that period he !i&'uted. Watertown policemen to ures ·he has harvested the making, prewnt cblldren from "11\aillne" pf nearly 20,000 cigars from hlli snow: Httle tobacco patch. (- o. ruary on 28 at tbe plant will be taken a tour of theand plant. A letter w.a 1 read to the club from Willam Rardin, ~. Pleuant aHorney, toncernl.n,g recent raise1 in Lbe IU rate in the town. Rardin repreaented the club in petitionine against the raise. tn hit letter to the dub he advi.Jed the members of the raiae and the extent or the raise . Rardin hired n1 the club with money receivcd In donations from the townapeople. The meeting was in !!barge of Mn. later Zerkle, president, and wll opened with tt.e J'i.!:ading of "WMt b A .LiUie Girl?" by Ralph Warner. Atteading were 11ra. E. A. Sarah Ho~.k. 1'h Janoray M1ssionary Socl~t:r Emmett TI.JPM. called Saturclay 1 of 1e he Syr;.t use Presbyterian everUn1 on rber Pick ~?• · lhurl'h mt'\ ·n the church a.nnu Mr. and M'.rl. Eber ltcken 11 call- 1 with 12 rnemben and one aue•t. ed on Mr. IDd Kn. Dv.•ght Ho·' The dl'vullons were In e:barae ol back and Jlr. •nd Mrl. E. 0 · Tag- Mn Pearl McBride, wbo u.ed • gart, Suoda7 afternoon. " M:edJtatlun on tht: Lurd '~~o Prayer·· ""- and Vn. Raymond Borton f "A w of Prayer" by G. A. called on Mr and llln. Eber Pte· 'I ;~t~nck ~Y keru, Sund.a)' . Mn Don rottrill rniewed tlwl Mr. aDd Mn. Pau.l Stllen a.nd first ieuon from "JesUI' Teach· children 1pent Friday ~ventng inga on Citn.ensbJp" entitled "A wtth Mr .and Mn. Eber Ptckens. b . . . H ibil'·y ., Mrs. G~dan Prolltt and children c ~~::u;~y eia~~~WS the apent Sund11y with Mr. and Mrs th;rd ~hapt('r from lbe study book John SlUera. "The Church in Southeast Alla." lin. Pearl article from the .JUU1f7 . _ tl: "Reader'• Dil:nt .. "Bed d1laa taclts the Heart of Soutbl. . AIM" tnd also an art.ida from UM: l • uary ~th iuue of OjPrelbrt.rila Life'' which d~:acribed life ia lUI. . Jman Univeu:ty in U.e P~pp&a.a. as ~een by an exehU~t I&Udeat (rom wooner Collfi&':, 1fQOitlr, The Society vo~ lf ltDd. ..,. enl &iri.e' dreuet, lhlll 8 to I. to Web!ter Denu.l CUaJc .ln Cam. roun, Alriet 11 their daare t. "Sewing and Supopliei--OYenrlu Nahonal M.iui.,ns." The meeting wu eloud 'b prayer by Mn. May 8IJTOWI. J'ime~ Harley, chairman of of the Women's AlsoclatiOD, presided when they met Moo~ al the !'lrot Preab)'lerlu halt a maiUna prank .. san, SYRACUSE Mll. Fte4a Sataon· and d!lughter Gloria, eaUed Monday on M.n. me-mbfon of the elub hurd a re· port maele on tbe di.tt.rtbution of ChriAtma• basketa tQ needy lamtHea Ill Muon by Mn. Thabet. Four baskets were diJtributed at Christmas Ume. Mrs. Radford lDa:lea submitted a report on wheel ch>"• receotly purcbued by tbe club for the uae ot penon• io the town. It waa al· 110 planned to have a eueat niibt in February. The memben of the club and their btubandl will be sueltJ of tbe management of the K)'ger Creek Plant at a dinner on Feb- lin. Harold Thomas wat iual ot bonor at a layette abower at tbe home of MrL Harold H.lntle, N. Third Avenue, Tlletdar enn!D,a:. Games were played and ~ won by Mr1. L R. Neal, sauer .and Mn. Paul ChapDWL Tbe Cifta were placed in a buslnett decorated In PPttl aretn. The boatels aerved &Ina:erbread whipped cream and coffee -~ guests: )ln. Tbomu, lCfl:-_~... , u Thomas, )Ira. DwiJht ftoii.,:W:,daughter, Narta Lee, Mn._'·~~ Ltwb, Mrs. LtoDJrd , . • Mn. 1. R. Neal, Silly Sauer. dlelj)Ort; Mn .R.alpb Gnvet, Jln, Don 1boma1, Mn. Paul c6a~, Mn. Geor1e ~ea'Milroad, Kn. BlebardSending Jonea, gifts Pomeroy. were Mrt. ~tl Walburn, Colu.mbuaj Kn. T. Obllnaer, )ln. c. R. Wile. • Homebuilders Clo'*Meeting HeldT uesdoy ROLAND US Mra. IOrc.up n Wet MJI1 Rolls His Own WATJ:1\'['j)'\Vjq, N. Y. -(UP) ~RAIINTREE, Mass. - (UP) _.., , Po!PI)Joiot WIPiam I. Farley ha• For the pa!fl 10 years, Philemqn oollor1e4 po~te aM in an e!(orl to Tardif£, now · 89, has grown hJt ........ _... H ed G tAt Laye tt~ Sh ower Dally Selltlllel, Pomeroy-lllddloport, 0., Jm 11, ltl~...l Women's GrouP. II Meeting Is Held on the clotbiqg llool.!~~~ Huncarian relief. deuert coUrse' was aerved by Mrs. ·JCarl· Owen, MrS: Harley and/ Mrs. Mthld' Lewill. ' Dog. OwJters ' Dea<Ulne for purchase of 19&1 Dog ttcense:JI"January Mb. One Dollar ($1.00) pen· alty If License Is purchased )\fler tba~ date. 7 · · • . · FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLJC~TION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT HOUSlll NOW. PEES ARE TWO DOLLARS (.:i.tlO) FOR EAoH DOG, MA,LE OR F;EMAL!il: To Gbtalo license by maU, f1111D and pu~U this f!lflll to PERRY A. RIGGS, GOUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs COunty, Pom' ei'oy, Ohio. Eoclos~ sel!-a<ldressed Stamped envelope and price of liCODSO. ' Mal~ 1>01 f2.00 ' Speyed Female fa.GO i'emaio fB.OO Ke'!"el Llcen.se flO.OO ' .. Owne'rs Name .•..•••.... , •...•.•....• ·- • •.· • · • · · • · ; · · • • · • • · · • · · · • Addr~ ··························· · ·· - ~ . ····· -. ·,··········· , ····· Townthip.. . • • . • • • • . .• ~ ................... ·..... . ........:-=-...=-•..;...."""-;_;;:;---.1..:....-~---.-.-. ra- c<-+-- Swepi·Wi~ Dodae,,. c.wly 4!A: te.IIIM' ond oil dyngllhJ Step intll_'IM wonderful world of AUTODYNA.MICS It ·bre~ through the vibration barrier! Right off the bat, you'll realize tbere's 110mething l!ntirt!IJ diDereni about driving the new Swept~Wina Dodge. You k.now it's the slickest piece of live action you've ever driven. The most responsive and easiest handlins, too. - It unleuhe• a hurricane of pow'!r It ~met; a tornado of torque H Ia awept.wlng mut•ry of motion But the thing tbat really bits you is the silenc~! Why, aU the irritating noises, all tbc annoying road sounds common ro automobiles lra~·e vwtishcd! For Autodyaamics bas introduced a revolutionary ncw auapemian ays~- Dodge Torslon-Aire- / that ·cushions you in a "'Realm of Silence.• Tbic;t cushions of "live rubber" isolate engine vibra.t.ioa., noise and road sbock at its sowce. Actually, everything is new in the . Swept-?/Jnt: Dodge - from new race car torsion bar~ to new . Pu~h-Button TorqueFlite, from new 310 bp. V-8 ensine to new Total-€onta.ct Brake!!. · This is Autodynamic:s in attioo • • • YOUR in the most ncitin8 car that's ever come up the pit& Soc and diiVe ibo SWepi-W'mg Jlod&e today! . 1 llllli'l"'.~~<oo<~r-:""1...--:,...;;:: • S'WE.PT • 'WI.N"G •ad •114 - • .. ·- ·~,. I I. I I I I ·1 .I. I I I Perry A.lig!s, · ' .. s~.r1ery. ~OUff Mr. BlakesJee, foUowed by a general disc11,.11ion.· A salad course was served by the hosteaea:, Mrs. Eugene Brown a.nd Mrs. C. E. Blakeale~. Mrs. Parma lee Is Hostess Tuesdoy To LovejoyGr.oup. ?(r and Mrs. Oscar Hem'y 1nd son Terry were vilitinl Mr. and Mrs. Don Qubenberry aM aon Donnie at Athens, Ohto Tuesday nenlng. . Mn. A. B. Woodrum is Ill at her home In Clifton. Bucky Newell left Monda)' for Pittsburgh where he has employment. Mr. and Mrs. Cline Irvin of South Side, w. va. called on Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis WednH~ay . Brownie Duncan of Coldmbus Ohlo ware w~etend a:ueat1 or Mr. and Mrs. Buren Duncan and family. Mr. and M:ra. . Glerm Car1wrtaht and Luther Tucker of M•son and Shirley Oliver of Clifton were in Huntington Wednesday evening to attend a BaBketball a:ame between Huntington Collen and Qblo University, Mrs. Chal"les Varean is a patient in Mei.es General Hoapltll at Po~j!lroy, Ohio where sh' Mr. ood llro. S!onlOT "Faith 1s 11te Antwer'' was the topic of the devotions led by Leo Crew, when the · Come Double Claos of the · United ·l lethodllt ChW'ch met Tueaday evening, at the churcll. C. E. Blakeslee president, presided at the meeting and it was announced that the clu& still have pec~ns for sale. Plans were made for remembering members of the class, in <;ase of illness. births or deaths. It was agreed to h()ld regular tlleetinJI each fourth Tuesday of the month. The program toplc, "Knowing Your Co~,~;nty" wa.s presented by Station Wagon (8). Radio & Heater. MonyMore ToChoote From I IMrs. Horold Thomas . . To Head Princeton Champion. "Good tires. RltllS Ohio. spent Friday witb Mr. and 11. Gateway home 1950 Stud. · .. · $195 Mn. E. 0. Henry. 110. Tardier her kn~Wll f>urlna the bualneaa sellion in ebara:e of the presidea;t, lin. Lou Diehl, waaproject& a dlacuilon on OJ:ide polaon. money there makinl tor the Gamel were played under the year. A contrlbution was made to direction of Mn. Parker with the ~arch of Dimet. Report. were PJ:bes IWarded to Mn. UoJd given b7 the secretary and trea• Wricbt, Mn. Lou Diebl and lin. urer and on lbe flower fund. Ann1 Buck. I Juett. White Elephant Sale wu bejd 1'be hotte:tlel aerved a deuert and-proceeds placed ln the nower enune to tho.,e nuned above and fUnd. It wu d,edded to llold an- llrL Merlin Traey, Mrs. Cbarlee otber white elephRnt aale at the Diehl, J4n. Enlelt Powell, Mn. oezt ilieeting. · Allen Elcbia.ter, Mrl. Lawrence F.Ollowiq the busine11 teaion Smith, lin. Helen ·L eifheit, Mrl . Robert Bowf!'n, 111'1. GleD Thompton. Mn. Ira Wellma.n, Mn. Geraid Kelly and Mn. Joe &van&. The next meeUD& 1will be • hobo and vaJentlne party witb valentine exeban1e at tbe JIQIDe of Mn. Robert Bowton with Mn. Clifford Jacobi u ca-bOUeP. ~5 . M~rror 48. Phan,.,. cwr. at 7:30 Sgt. Prestou of the Yukoil. lOoOO ~S. St. t HoAA ~'i' iloOI' . · \1;10 ''l'he Late Show The .Maton Mother'• Club "YoUel to participate in the ·Motherl' March on Polio 111 Muon City II they met oa l.,t Wednelda)' eyenlng at tbe home or Mn. Fred 1'Jia.. bet. Actual dale and Ume ~ the march wore not . mad< II . ' b d tbe meeUns but 1t wu anaoUDetd. new lOng boob were diltrl LLte that it will be be1d th1l JDOlllh,. and eroup •i~lliJ enjoJed. Poemt 1D otber action at the mMti!IJ, on :New Year 1 were re:ad by aev- __ . eral memben. Mn. ~· J . Tracy read an utic:le on • ·H!art Murmuu ln ChUdrtn" and Mrt. Dana OliVer an article oa "Heart Mur· OROr U85 7 :1& Douglas Elwards Pro FotbaU Highlights Arthur Godfrey & FriE:nds The Millionaire J've Got A Secret 't4111 green finish. ' ==~~=-------·--·;;-;=~ WCHS. TV CHANNI~ I WCHS.1'11 8:00 ~aMlin KIDproo · 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 1:00 · Jlotb.lDJ Sllow 9:00 Mornin.- Show tO:OO Garry Moore 10:00 GarrY Moore 1.0:30 Artbur God!re-r 10:30 Arth•'" •1odfrey 'nt3o l!ltrJke it JUeh 11:30 Strike It Rieb 18:00 Valiant J;.ady 12:00 Valiant Lady 12:15 :t.ove Df IJfe 12115 Love of Ufe 12:30 1 Search fill' Tomof'IIOW 12:30 Search For Tomorro-. 12:~ Gulding Light 12:41 Gutdinc, ~ht 1:00 Katie's Kit.chtn 1 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 A& the World Turns l:SO A8 The World Turns 2:00 Our Miss Brooka 2:00 Our Mlu Brooks 2:30 'FJluseparty 2:30 Housepr.rty 3:00 .rhe tu1 payoU 3100 'l'he B.g Payoff 3:3(}> Bob Cro~;bv Show 3:80 BOb Orwby Show 4:00 Brighter Day 4:00 ¥fig)J,ter Day 4 :15 Se~J ::>t Storm 4:30 Edg~ of Night 4:15 Eeent Storm 4:!50 Fdge of Night 5:00 The 4 .....arlv Show 8:30 Your Ess... Rep,rtet 6:00 Tb.o Early Show 8:415 Sport.~ Parade 6:~ _Your Esso Reportt7 6:1S:S We!!.thermao 6:45 Sport& Parade 7:00 Art J,..inkle•~er & the Kult 6:56 Wedherman 7:00 Jill corey Show 7:1!S Douglas F.dwards V8 CustomllDe. R & H. Nice . P.rets BoJ. II ojl(l To•l•ht 12:30 Sign Off WCHS-TV ' in a It e seleet Onl11 'I'Jae l'er11 Best I 'fhe Price Is Ria:ht Trut,h or Conseq uences ·nc Tac Dougb It Could Be You Current 2:00 Parso,.~n'~ Sh.. dy 2:30 Tennessee Ernie P'Oid 3:00 Matinee Theat.r~ 4:00 Queen For A Day 4 :40 Mode.. n Romances 7o80 Eddie Jl'lsbtr Part bere. Pollee reJN)rted CHANNIL I ll·OO 11 .30 12·00 12:311 1:00 6:55 Wcathercut f:OO Matl'lr· of the Town Mason Mothers Club To Help In Mothers March On Polio two-week period 109 bulbi WC~re atolen from 1 com"'Dlunity Christmas tree. 10:00 lfo01c n:•c:u .. -- Keno, Hemlock Grove. Clifton, Albany Langsville Alfred Dead Man's Curve, Hartfor~. Apple Grove, Flatwoods, Middle: port, Forest Run, Bailey's Lake. S<.llem Center, Kingsbury, Danville, Wilkesville. This is an admirable record for the Pomeroy squad to make. It is not remarkably different from other years in which this organization has served its community which as the report shows, is Meigs County in its enttrety. As one member said Jt, after returning this week from the second of two early morning calls, '' We are too centrally )Ol ~1a:n eui'l - B•Il> ···~wtcl)era bod a lle1d day Ill Bel· .ROllE. N. Y. - 7:00 Toda} 9:00 Coffee Time 8o0!) Wa\erfrbnt I ;~ Net~o'• PJctW'e loU II>Orlo Eye 1 --·-- ' Today CoUee Time 1.1: ~~ Best CLASS TO MEET PoOO t 'l'ballre The Sunshine Clau of lhc Ma- 10:00 T"Js II YOur Life :ron }Jethodhlt Church w1ll hold to o~O TBA . a meclmg on 'l'hutsday !"vening in 1:1!0 Mt...~.. th11 social room• of the church. t:iil 'l.~I~Jr<aot Mtm~rs are .U,ii!d to bring gifts 11:20 for the ehutch Jd~hen. Hnstessea !"il1 be tfrt. S~~oolf.y llar~otir. Mrs. 1Earl t:wlng, Mrs. Harvey Newltnd. end Mrs. Ray Workman. No;:-.4=====~ .i WSAZ·TV e·fi< loOO ei!I·Ho)i.day each . One trip was made to Sumner. Lf>;nling C~eek, Peach Fork, • 7:00 9 :00 CHANNII. 3 ':30 with Bob Couch as chief, made calls in Pomeroy 79 tlmts. SyracuBe e;, Mmersville 7, Thomas Fork, Harrisonvll1e and Da·r win 5 each, Long Bottom, Star Route, Laure! Cliff, Rock Springs 4 each , Rutland, Antiquity , Enterprise 3 each, Tup· pers Plains, Ma!lon, Portland, Bowman's Run and Chester 2 ..'· WSAJ.T\1 6:1SIS Silo On 10:00 Home AT GRANG-E MEETING Mrs. Lewis H. Sa uer, Mrs. Jack 11 :00 'J'he P>'i~ is Right SattNfield. Mrs. Sirlney T. Rus· 11 :30 1'ruth or Consequences I, · Mr" Carrie Crueser, Mrs. 12:00 Tic Tae Doua:h Richard C hamb~n and Mn. Wa y· 12:30 ll Could Be You ne Swishct" of the Brownell De· J :00 Current monstratton Club attended the 2:QP C~ra G... to School meeting .at the Rock Spring~ 2~0 Tetlbessee Ernie Ford Grange Hall wh~n th~ dubs of the 3:00 K1liDM Theatre County met for a demo nstration of f :OO Queen fer ' Day the eart> of small household ap- 4:45 .,C:od.ern Romc,..Mes - a oill) Comtdy Tto!o• pliances UO lfy Little Margie per~: one year in advance at The Daily Sentinel offJre •.M,~~\'lUabJe; one montll 11. By mall one year S8; six month•: af"jo.~·"'-!!! I.GQof.N. $7.10; three months, $3.90. By n10tor I'Oute oli:O: "Ul;ll:' ~onths. &2.&); one month, SI . omta TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chonnel3 Wednesday Thursday or .....~~ advertising re1;1resentative, Bottinalli-ltimball lne -~~~a Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y. ' .. Entllted as letODd class mailin.i matter at the post offiee at ............. 6i11o. ' ' ~ I COUNTY AutiiTOR ot 'I11 1i County IJeememust b.e obtaloed not later thim lu. 19, 1957; lo avoltl paying U f'll&!lf· \ \ • ' . . . . tun. hour L,awNnu . .,._ _ Now! TWO cttltferent w • lk • illlowe Hah we•Jc on TVI "Dancing Party" anctt •Top Tune• Mill Naw Tal•nt"-ABC-·TY. · , 1 '1 ,~ R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Cotner Mill and 2nd Sb. ' COMPANY::~· 'j. ~!J: ~· . . �.............. . .. -.. Dilly Sentinel, Pomo~y-Mlddlopo'rt. 0 ., Jan. 16, 1957-7 .. ~ . ... Dally Sentinel Day Book OVERTHE BARREL AGAIN Thero Daily S.entinel DEVOTED ~---···· ~ INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA AUXILIARY MEETING The Women 's Aulliliacy of Grace Epist"opal Church will meet Thurs dav Blternoon at the home Mrs. A · R Knight. Mrs. F..art Titus wiU rN'U" W a port!on of the book, "The Ch urch In Soulht'asl Asia." PablialteG every afternoon except Sunday br Tbe Ohio VaUey leatl~ID:c:, at 110 Mechamc St.. Pomli!roy, 0 . Bwllness offict phone ecutorial office Dbone 3M'. liCMARD I. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIR ..... . RSY~OLD E. GREENE- EDITOR . Julilicr.t.~n rate1: ~livery by carrier where aY&ilable 30 They Served Whole Of MeiQs County • Pomeroy Emergency Squall member Davjd Goodwin has rf• port~ . 167. persons in Meigs County not counting fire calls were atded 10 1956 by the volunteer rirst aid unit. The 1956 summary a·lso showed that 722 answere were made .to ~ails fo~ help by squadmen who donated 1,035 hours of the1r time . Thts does not mclude fir st aid training meetings equipment cleaning sessions. ' Kinds or aid rendered included falls 24. wrecks 21 heart 18. medical 16. stroke 11. cuts 7. transportation 5, bleeding 5, baby 4, convulsJOns, burns, appendix. sprains, gun woundS ri~ ver aec.Jdents. fainting, drunks , B each; pneumonia 2, plain' oM bellyache 2. objects in throat and dro wnin g also 2 eacti and lost child, I. Traveling a total of 2,573 miles in this work, the squad, W.C.T.U. TO MERT Thl' W.C'.T.U. wtll meet Friday e\o·ening ~tl 5:30 al the homt: ttl }Irs. M. L Kelly for a potluck suppN and the members are ask· ed to bring their table service 1 • '•. ' ~ • ,,•' .' CHESTNUT RIDG~ ~~~0~~~~~~~~~;~1 rY Mr. Pettit and Around Jim Thrasher port or Gurney or Quent Re)'nfllds to t!lce Jn idea of • the pudding and tel! yo'u to kick it With Robt'rl RrUJrk around. cated.'' Sllch a distinct service provid ed by the Pomeroy squadlKIMA. Tanganyika - I believe I knew onlr by b)'Une, delivering It was also full of little touche• men, o~ly one of four such grours in the county, deserves ·spethere ls no crealer C<"onomic tra,. 1 a ~uildup fl!,at wu mor, kind than like AI Dorne sending you hit oil cial nottce by the public. gedy lht~n tfJe foldi11g of a newa· accurate, but powerllllly ~omfort· painting which lllUJtrated the fint paper or Jon,~~; e s~ ablished Lr11dltion lng to a country boy, story )'Ou ever sold. J)Qrne earm r---INCOME TAX FACTS and acceptance A paper or a ma1FUnny. Collie!''s bought the fint about an avera~e of $3,000 for a azlne hils a person ality that is not piece [ wrote about the war, the painting, J 'IUrmile. found in ord in1.1ry husines~ ven· first sbon 11tory after the war . The wout thina about the' death tures. It has h1:arl, personalit)·, Bqb McCormick, who was the of a magazine or a newapaper is nostalgic reputation- things Lhat Washington boy in the early day¥, that while the legend HI)Jten, you you reel as deeply as If some per. took Ume to set down and ex· can never quite put the people son you lov('d has tiled plain--painstakingly, as one talks back in the slots they made IJve, (7'"U ~~ 0111' of 11 .w•r/1' ~ nf nrfkl••, iHI 1/t•tlr•ra/ h1rame Ill£ r was sitt ing here in the A!rito a child- the . mechanic& ofwrit· and famous .No matter who gets lfllng. 7'he1Jt' a1llrlu arr, ba ud (Ill Pl(urmrdirm Jltfl ·v irltd 1>11 san bush when the word came that Jng professional ·magazine articl€s. hired to do '.\•hat later, he is never 1.\e ..l111eriuu n lnMll11/e IJ{ .t\1:.-'oWILI<mlli, unrl//i r, Ohio Horidjl Collier's an.·: lhc Woman's Home For Collier's I once fou,nd a new quite O'Malley ot the Sun, trade· of Ct~rtt{kd l'u/.llic Ar•tountcmts h r'riUJ.I!'I'IIllon wlOi the companion ~1ad sh ut up sho p after pyramid (with conaiderable assist- mark . l•tef'flal Rrvl'nlt e b'ervicr.) all the se Yl'<~r~ or being. 1 can't ance from a Cairo archeologist, 1 It coulcl be r am overly senti· !.fao7 ~pie overpay their tB.h!8 becau se lh{'y rl1eRt themaelves on speak for the Com pani on, but Jt one Dr. Fahkry) an~ spent a spate ~ental abollt the way I make a tiJI'Ir pertonal exemptions must have lwcn a great frie nd l<l of time with Nas&~rs predece~<lr, livi ng, whietl is natural enough. Her11 Ia hOW lo CO UIIt yuur I'Xemptlona /ead1 l!lle tak CII $600 Oft )'OUr many 11 mdhon women. Hut Cot. Mohamm~d Nagutb, wondering But \if you could pUt one paper, lt.J:able Income) : One exemption for your st:! lf, two , - -- - -- - - - - - - Her's was another matter when wed all be a~saeslnated . one mHgazine, back in business, I 1! you Kro t6 or over, two if you than 10 l!PtN:m of the supJJOrl, and Quentin Rr.vnolds was sports erl· ~ did piece s about ~t.rica and would cheerfully give up aiJ the arl!: blind, three I! you are bulh 65 he must be u muml.u:•r of a group Hor of Co i!JI'r's ne arly 20 yean .ammals and Gls and white hunt· other infonnatton-entert.ainment and blind. Tbe aame appllea to your who altv;;ctilJ· r provided more than ago when 1 tim1cl ly ~ uhmitted the' ers s nd bartenders and dry river media forever. lluab&ud or wile. half ll lliJIJill t , a ud tho.t pe rson mu!lt first real ~llr k - rap e r magazine ~ds for Collier's. Whe~ 1 t worked But then . Lam; a ·~MrarY oJd U your buabc.nd or wit~ dl C!d dur · have h<·i· n ,..u flll ed to claim lh11.l lnr 191'.i8 you tan •tUI file a Joint d l.'jl ~ mlj •l l [ I'XI'~ IJl {OI' th!:! l'l'QUh!:!· pieiX' 1 ewl' ulLt•mJ•led\ about for tt, It wa~ lhf'" . klt\d• o1 ·~hop man . a sq~ ·lJhOJ stili thlttks return clatmlnr the ex~A~vtt ort!~ some b<tsel18ll pla)'cr or another. ~hoJ~e .you drank wlth . Ute ~anag- that reading is'•fttri' · dnd~ that preo! llfvvl<JinR mc.re tbau baU c:luelln• Uloae tor aro or bllndn{'a8, I!Hlnt ~UIJJlO f[ H~ nol onl)' paid me the biggest m~ ed1tor and the ~htef ed.tlorial dige~tcd entertaihment burled at to •bleb tbe deceoud would ha.ve In order for 1111e ot the group to 400 bucks I ever saw. but sent me wrtter at Toots Sh~r .s. ant;! 1t nev· you, accompanied . by squawking beell. eatltled at the ttru\ or d PIILh . ha ve th<> I'Xt' ulptlo n all other melu<I h('al'l warming pl'r sonal letter er Influenced .a decuwn on wheth· cnmmercials. is grist for 8 generaIJ er~ or ttw ~roup who contrlbut<'d Wk Qa•li8ee that made me feel like Shakes- er to buy a p1cce from you. tion whtch worshjp ~lvls Presley 1 mo re thn.n IIJ IJCr cent must 11ign One exempUon or JIIOO can he derlnratlon s Umt they Will not dalm peare wns an amateur hark . ;Bul Lhe, pe~ple . who , ran the and makes an Overnight demigod Ukep for eacb penon who flts th.- tht1 dPJJPn<J.,nl The lnte1·nnl Rn· And when I was a sct~red !ICC· jomt .dldu t mt.nd ftnan cmg I pro- of something named Liberace. deftnltlon of a depende11t. Thla $800 e1111e !;1•rvlte pmvidoa Form 21 20 ond·slring sportwrill'r lost in New specti l!B trip, 1,n advance, on t.he (Copyright . 1 ~ 7 . · by United 11 aot doubled for ace or Ullndll l'~~. I M ultl(ll e fl upport Agr~ment) ror York , he re tr.cved me rrom a mas· otf-ch'lnce you d tum ~1th .Feature Syndi.ute Inc) ho•tver, u ID tbe U8e ul your pel'· til l!I j) H rjJOI! t! slve anonymity in a s11loon and 1 somethlna. And always · · IODI.I C•:UIIllltll)b. herded m e around the bi~ people somebody like Gordon Tp CO:OlUit for an exemption, !he Childrr.n .and DitaLied ' Drprftdl'nt!ll ---- .:._ d~peadeot 10uet: 1' 1H'I'<' ~~ a dedur.tlon of M mu cb Cl) llafl J•u thaD $600 g1'o11s $IillO for care or ch lldren under tocome for ttlt (excei)l that thle 1111 t '"il•ji:JU:~ [.) .! ; "i ~ IZ while tbe brelldwtnn er works. BIRTHDAY P4~TY Hl~ll dota aot appl7 to your child ir he ThiB chiJd .rare deduction 1.'1 avail. : •.H'; :~. ~ I•J r.l :•. ~ j ACROSS 3. Buildinr ' 28. Thill Margaret Call Was honored with Ia uader 19 or 11 a full·Ume stu· able tu moth~ra. widower&, diVorced ; J .:J~J i!t"':: : l I~P.'. , , 1. Blade &ddiUon atrlp deot). .o:;.Ji ~ i.l :.JI'I.;..•: a birthday P4I'ty celebratina: her and l e~~:~~olly separated ptlreon•, who of rrau 4. Extlaor ~ 1 11 ! ~ l·;:! J iJ (I) HIYI reoelved more than half ll.ftl &.ilOWl>(J tO dl>dUCt 9Xtle1HiflS paid lOth birthday at the Cllfton Sch· 1"~: ·a•·~::J I:r ''J ·: e. cnu or bla II&J~r~ from JOU, unlen you to someone other than .a dependent matlon ot wood ool. It was given by her mother ~r~:J ur.:., l·lHilJ "' · , ftl1 a llulUp • 8up(H)rl A1•·eement f or th e rare of a 11on, daugbtc r, 11. OreetinJ' torrow 30. O.t lf : I-H~ 1J! l•l1! '': Mrs . Betty Call. Present the : ('" below). 1%. Apportion a. t"'owrn (dial .} 11tepaon or t letJdiLUJhter undel' the ·- l.:J~·JIIII '' i party were h!.!r room mates. ; 0) Not ftle a Joint rtturn . 13. Map boOk 6. ConiUct 31. Sea~ ar;e llmll. Th is regulation nlso apJ'J :~I (01 fill ') ' 1J Garnes werfl played and prJaea I' (4) lie ettbtr a cltlsen or the plleJJ to an}' deiM!ndcnt of any age 14. Lltt •;i,",U '. 1 : -ll·J~:"J II ll 7 Hlghe11t note port U. 8. or • rath1eDt ot the U. S, who 111 mentally or pbyalcally In· were awardt!d to Dwa)lne Va.fl 1!1. ll"re.nce (Guido'•) oiAJa,) J'1 '•; :it I ~o:, j;J~·J' 1 . C&u.da. Mealeo, Canal Zooe, Pan· capacitated. '·/:0';1 !f•' ':J ':J,' .i :1 (abbr.) Meter, Buddy Young Mnd Terry a. Charlea 3% ....... NDa AJld In ~~~ c:uea, a ~ervlee­ A working wlt4! 11 entitled to this 18. SUtch Henry. The door prize waa ·Wot Lamb rrant malli'l e~Ud II'IUI In the Philip. deductlou It her buaband Is pbyal18. Devoured ,.......,•• ...lf., II. Kind of card amelll by Ann Johnson. •• 6• . cal!y or rnenlally Incapable of pro. 19. Old meuun 10. Spirited U . Capital (I• Lite wltll pou (a.blenee ,while vldlnr support Where the huband Present were Mikey Hewell, Atm lot wool honea (Tex.) -'"•••- tei;IOOI doet DOt Interfere) 11 not diMabled, tb• wotklnl wife 41. Deck (¥!It· I JohnS(In, Ju~f WUJ1am1, Terr)' 21 . Vtttre4 Dt" be a 'ol.- rel&tiYI aa tteftaed In 17. Sleepltu at\ ro.at•v• 48. EXclaTt- ~ Harl')' . Henry, Dwain V'ae ulao take tho child-care .dedu.c· 2C. Public lbl lDatruett. llocN: &P' bt a COUIID may 20. Mlllponda know1iMJI't Uon t'""!JII Uon only If a Joint• return tt nled, Dixie Ju.ae Rouah. notlYIU JIIUUaUoDt.1 car• for a and lbe UOO limit mu1t be redu.ced ftoUce 22. Tavern 4Metaph.) tf.la&.earlit Varian. Dana lltltal Or .pli,Jtteat dlu.blllty •ho by 25. Banr 23. Bpecka 38. Darta oa tbe amount or the couple'• aro .. t&.Optnhto Sharon Smith , ~ ll•td • .,. rou bttore 10101 Income :n. Moundl 30. Marnttud• 41. btr... uceeds U500. 1t ahould be (Uial.l David Kearns., 29. IUeh color kapt 111 m lnd that you caD't lAke .. Ill• "'"""'""31. Principal and Cork)' thla deduction If you t.Ue the etaud· ard 10 percent deduettou. mountain Meter, It JM . ~ •lUll Ollll!'l ID tbe The ln11trucllon book wbleb comes , Ji~nmie IJippoft. Of .....IJ4..t. but DOD& Of with your tax form II'Yel further 31. Male d"r Jf'l "'•Jdi141 "'"' .tltaa ball tbe lnfor;natlon. Help Ia a1ao uallable 8$. Conjunction. ~ ro. _,.., still h able \o by telephone or at olftcea or the , and 31. Part of Internal Revenue EJerylce. The Rev· Bltlce. .lire. a check Sll!rvlce urrea" you lO QOnault Petfl Smith, T•· II'IMM MH!1 lor e11mple, to enue 81. V&nclal a provel'iy rqualllloed advltor If you M•r1aret, ud ~~ co. a:xolama .. .... ••• ' " UYiaa U.t eumptlon decide to seek OUlalde btlp, lloarwt,o,..,. ..t)y C•Ii. , tton to ~ ~· Mrt. Lett.~' Van l(etu liN illl· frta'hten U" • • .,., ooaur,lhlt!d more .:. Cul olr after being ill for a week nee top. her home in CUlton, 44 . Therefor. Ml'li. Alm11 Peek and aon John· Claim All Exemptions for Yourself and Dependents ' _____ ___ Clifton DAILY CROSSWOR •* t,..... ......... .,.,.,.Aar........ m••• P:iiT.~';.'t ~:·.~ :::.::.~~~ ... el•'- ,., .....,.. ly Alta Cone and Hoyt wife,Keeton, Mrs. Cora Mrs. Har.Moore, ·a'ttended the funeral services, Friday in St. Albins, W. Va., for Frank Inghram. C. c. Clonode and ALbert Cone made a buslnes11 trip, to Huntin«ton, W. Va. last week. Vance Wilbur and Frank Colpns have purcbased new '57 model tru~b. Mrs. MattJE' · Morris remains about the .same in health at thi1 writing. Mrs. Bertha Clay is a patient in Sheltering Arms Hospital , at Athens. Thomas Fjtzpattick and Vance Wilbur ·made a trip to Jackson, Friday evemng. Mrt. Margaret Wells of Miami, Florida 1• vlaiting her parents, W. A. Gregory and, wife. Harry Lewis of Wilkesville and Mr. ,and Mn C. C. Canode spent Sunday with Mrs. Grace Hensler and family. Tonia of New Haven were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis Friday. · Janice Nichot8(1n ,.,.ho h~ been confiDed ~to bet. home du~ lo ill· nesa has returl).ed ta her employ. ment at the Bend Cab Co. Miss Retha Lewts, and Morris Johnson of wesl Columba called en Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis Sunday evening. Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Davidson of Carrol, Ohio visited friends in Clifton over the weekend . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mallett and daughter of Pt. Pleasant and Mr. and Mr• Don ltaynea and !lon Berry of l-etart were S~pda)' l'aller& of Mr. and Mr•· I. N'. Haynea. Mra. LannJe France.fll or Mason tpcnt Sunda)' with Mrs. Blanc)l.e Jones. Jes&e Little returned home lifter apendlng two weeki in Marion Ohio vliitJnc relatlv~. Mr. and Mrl. O~r IJ!InrY were CJIJJoa on ICr. •nd ;tlr!l. R9me Stew1rt 1~ Cbethire, Ohlo SOndll)' t~vaaJ~r. llr. were lor Pitkens Sr. in Cltii'Jfston, W. o" llm~ :Uu:t - IS ·OO Cc.riledv Time ' 5:30 My Little Margie 5,oo FNlatt ap~dt Scruus Sbow 6 ;30 ews '" ure 6. 45 Sports Eye O:M We.atherc~~&t 7:00 CrunCh and De• 7:30 Dinah Shore $how 7:4S NBC News 8:00 You Bet. Your Life 8:30 Draanet 9:00 PeotJle'cr Cbolce 9:30 Thf' Ford Sbow 10:00 Lux Vi~ Tbea.tre \1 !00 Nt.wa ,Me441;~ H :1.5 Weathercast .·. In llaeti Cars Jonuory CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL TRADE-IN~ .COME IN .CHOOSE ,ONE 1953 Dodge · · $895 % ton pickup. One Local I 7if5 NBC Newi ,.;,..·.a"" 11 :liiO owner. 1952 Chav,relet $795 4 dr. Dlx. Healer and Seat Covers. Completely overhauled, 1951 Stud. · .. · $395 V8 Comm. 0. D. Good tiles, 1'11111 fine: ,, .1951 Ford · · ·· $395 •• • 7:30 8:00 9:00 9:30 Mrs. Orville Allen Is Hostess To laurel Cliff Better Health Club Mrs. Orville Allen uallted by Mn. Pearl Parter entertained the LllW'el Clllf Better Health Club Monday evenlna:. Laurel rlflectf9a . Channe~ 8 Leo Crew Speaks At Come Double Closs Meeting fine. ' 1950 Pontiac • $395 (Ja.p.~ IJI. aarm&n eltJ t3. Jt.eaohq ....... DOWN t . Arrow• 1. 011ollnt !!ln•. ) DAILY CRl'PTOQUOTE - Hore'o !low JO ·work Ill AX'I'DLBAAXII , II LONOP&LLOW OM lt1ttar almply et&nda tor another. In tbll IUI'Iple A 11 uM lor th1 lhrN L'a. X for the tw., o·,, ate. lhltc• tetten, a,_.. t:-ophtt. tht ltna1b and tormaUon of thl worda art all hint.J. Ka"h day lhe cod.e JM.tel'l are diUarut. lt.C.,_q_ _ . NVI Ill\ TKOI OCH: OS OR • avcxva .. . . 0 0 v. BJV N 0 Q V XOII .YII~ · TOSIKBI KCNA. 8 K H V Q r sic 'l"F. A W N V-P K No ' . 'l'.....l'lltJ.. ~ooloo THII FllLLOW'I WIIJ:ICNOUtJI TO l'~y THill I"QQr..-aHAJt- . . ~ilt~Jdht .. ~tr Klar r ...... ap;t, •• . ·19.49 Willy .... $295 Station Wagon. All good tires. Runs fine. ·1949 Chevrolet $195 Fleetline 2 dr. R & H. METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES At TAffte Light Ia Middleport Opl!ll Evenings until II p.m. Phone 104$-J , . Dli. IOIUI P. -~N (a-), 17, u anlltant prote110r of elasalca. wu l1alntd predclellt of PrincetoD Unlvenl~, New JerIIQ'. Dr. Goheea w1111ucceed. Dr. Harold w. Dodda. who . . . u. ua.tven:lt)"t oompulsibrJ retirement ... of 18 1a l'UM, 1851. Tbt anr preaident', • 1040 l'rlDcotoll!l"'duale. hill dutlfll at lhe end o1 tbl aaademle .JUI', (IRWMittMil) ..m ,_ 8:00 Bob Cummir.gs Sho~ .!'/'_ oamor ~ Mrs. B. F. Parmal~e eutertamed Lovejoy Circle ·of the ·B. H. 8:30 Climax ~~:: ~~'~::lute !\.,. 11 :05 · Sealll)iDg tqe Weather ·"" 11 :10 1'1\e ~ate . Sbow . Sanbol'n Misaion117 SOciety Tues,day evening with Mrs. Raymond Luman, ebalrman, prealdlnt. Tb(l devotlonaJ service wa.s led by Mra. Clemis Fox on the topic "Tb'e Conquering Christ'' · written by the aev. Byus o.f Mason, W. Pa. Ml'l. Ch,.:r.Jea Searle• gave the evenlna:'a progrAm and reviewed the Home Mis81on• study-book on the chapter, ''Ten Years in Progi'ea". lt -.. aDnowleed that the February meetlna: would be at the home of Mn. Se.arle1. A vjalt to the COUnty Home on Sunday wu reported · u a Circle project A deasert cOW'Ie was served. at the elose of tbe meet.ing by Mrs. Pumalee. , WHTN-T'V Channe113 --W~.-HT=N.-=Tv 11:44 11:45 12:10 12:30 CHANNIL 13 SJ1n On Cartoo11 Clulf Noon New.! Uber,ce i:OO Feminine Touch 1:45 Movie ?dati nee J·.OO Afternoon FUm Festival i1 30 Super Serial Time O:Oo Mickey Mouse Glub S:OO Cartoon Club 8:30 Five Star Final 7:ta John Dal, lc the News V:io Dlaneylou<l 1:110 llavy Lo1 •:oo Ollie opd llorrlot 1:9\) FOld T11:e1tre 10:90 We~IIOidq Nilhl Filhlo 10o411 Sporll<ope 11:00 Newa of the Nilht 11:15 Notre 13 - WHTN-TV CHANNEL 13 11:44 Sign On 11:43 Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News 12:15 Neighbors 12:30 iLiberace 1:00 . Feminine Touch 1 :45 Movie Matinee s:oo Afternoc!' :o'llm F-estival 4:30 Super Serial Tim..' 1 5:00 Mickey Mouse ChiD 6:1)1'1 Buffalo BHJ Jr. 6:ao CartMn Club 6:f5 Five Star F~nal 7:Ui Johr Dalv & the Newr 7:30 Sberlif of Cochise 8:00 Circus 9:00 Wire Servjce 10:00 Air Force Time '57 .10:30 Franltle Laine 11:00 News of the Night 11:18 Theatre 13 12:15 St£n Off Ladies Footwear Cllurdl. Hilllo The Homebuilderr Clasa of the Middleport Church ot· Cbrtat met Tuesday evening at tbe bome of Mr. and Mr.s. Harold Lohse with Mn. Caah Bahr, pre&ident, in c.barge of the busluess meEiting. Mrs. Lois Harris conducted the devotional service with · Mrt. Fred 1. Gardner giving the prayer and Mrs. Harria tbe Scripture readiag. Group sina:log ol hymns wa.s accompanied by Jennifer Lobae, daughter of the host and ~o&tea1. During the businesa meet.iDJ the memben drew names tJ children at the county Home and wW pre.. sent them wltb lifts oD their blrthd.,... They alao plallltod to meet on JADUI.l'J' 24 at the churth to count Sales Tu: &tampa. A new project of tbe clas, is colleetlng · the coupcms in Gold Medii produds to be redeemed :fur the church treasury. Mr&. Harris eonduc:ted a Bible quiz during the socla.l hour and sandwich~ potato chips, mints ao4 ~~.~ served to twelrtrone membe.,.: and the Lohse famlly, Jamea, lermlfer and Jack. On the hospitality committee were: Mr. and Mrs. Lohse, Mrs. LOrraine CUndiff, Mra. Lois Harria, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Darnell, Mrs. Lionel Boggs, Mrs. Harold Long. 1 I ., lave. I ~ ,.,io ... • .» I~~~;;;-;;-;;;;;;-;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;:..;~-~:~~_:~-~~-~_;~.'~.;-~~;~;;~:;:;=;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 II It's Our A.unual Costume lf•• Sehaekel, Mra. Ralph Warner, Mrs. 'I-.u::r ,_ lde , ....... -=•...,r -~- o-•-· u. ...__". • UWJUD, J!n. James Dillhl, Mn. Charles Yeqer, Mrs. Georc:e Burns, Mrs. llel Clark, Mn. Stanley Harbour, l!rL Dor Eberabacb, Mr.s. Rad· ford Ingles, Mrs. Mary Berry, Mr8. Donald Cook, and Mn. Howard VilD Matte. LARGE Servicemen SUPPLY 8TH DJV. GERMANY {AHTNC) - Pvt. Ernest H. Romine, 20, whose wil'e, TeLt11, livf'~ in Liberty, W. Va., r~enUy participated with the 8tb Infantry Division in "War Hawk," a field training exercUe in Germany. Romine, a cannoneer in Battery B of the division's 43d Field Artillery Battalion, arrived in Germany last Aueust. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Chat· les H. Ramine, Rutland, Ohio, be was employed by the Ohio State Highway Department m Columbus. -::-:::-=-=-:-:- ·- - 8TH DIV., GERMANY (AIITNC) -Army Pvt. Ralph R. Snider, 22, whose wife, Connie Ann, lives at 189 Ash St., Middleport, Ohio, recently participated w•th th.e 8th Infantry Division in "War Hawk," a field training exercise i.n Ger- w'~~der EACH ARTICLE REDUCED 15 a truck rtrlve:r In Com· pany B of th~ division's 12th .En-~ gineer Battalwn. Overseas smee November, be entered the Army in April 1956 and comolewt basic ~raining at Fort Carson, Colo. Hilt parent!, Mr. and Mrs. CharlesE. Snider. live on }tQute 3, Un· 1 I on avn, Pomeroy. * * soo;, FROM ITS FORMER PRICE COLLINS' JEWELRY "Where Your Confidenu 18 Justified" E. MaiD St. CiUzen!hlp". mietlna: re- Department ··StOre JUST A GOOD ~CE TO TRADE Mlddlepert MW St. \ . devoUonal seniee wu Jed W¢..er Waddell and Mn. Chamben reviewed the study boob: aDd Ua" and MIDDLEPORT that has own tobacco and roi!M his own ruined numerous letten. Farley cijlars. During that period he !i&'uted. Watertown policemen to ures ·he has harvested the making, prewnt cblldren from "11\aillne" pf nearly 20,000 cigars from hlli snow: Httle tobacco patch. (- o. ruary on 28 at tbe plant will be taken a tour of theand plant. A letter w.a 1 read to the club from Willam Rardin, ~. Pleuant aHorney, toncernl.n,g recent raise1 in Lbe IU rate in the town. Rardin repreaented the club in petitionine against the raise. tn hit letter to the dub he advi.Jed the members of the raiae and the extent or the raise . Rardin hired n1 the club with money receivcd In donations from the townapeople. The meeting was in !!barge of Mn. later Zerkle, president, and wll opened with tt.e J'i.!:ading of "WMt b A .LiUie Girl?" by Ralph Warner. Atteading were 11ra. E. A. Sarah Ho~.k. 1'h Janoray M1ssionary Socl~t:r Emmett TI.JPM. called Saturclay 1 of 1e he Syr;.t use Presbyterian everUn1 on rber Pick ~?• · lhurl'h mt'\ ·n the church a.nnu Mr. and M'.rl. Eber ltcken 11 call- 1 with 12 rnemben and one aue•t. ed on Mr. IDd Kn. Dv.•ght Ho·' The dl'vullons were In e:barae ol back and Jlr. •nd Mrl. E. 0 · Tag- Mn Pearl McBride, wbo u.ed • gart, Suoda7 afternoon. " M:edJtatlun on tht: Lurd '~~o Prayer·· ""- and Vn. Raymond Borton f "A w of Prayer" by G. A. called on Mr and llln. Eber Pte· 'I ;~t~nck ~Y keru, Sund.a)' . Mn Don rottrill rniewed tlwl Mr. aDd Mn. Pau.l Stllen a.nd first ieuon from "JesUI' Teach· children 1pent Friday ~ventng inga on Citn.ensbJp" entitled "A wtth Mr .and Mn. Eber Ptckens. b . . . H ibil'·y ., Mrs. G~dan Prolltt and children c ~~::u;~y eia~~~WS the apent Sund11y with Mr. and Mrs th;rd ~hapt('r from lbe study book John SlUera. "The Church in Southeast Alla." lin. Pearl article from the .JUU1f7 . _ tl: "Reader'• Dil:nt .. "Bed d1laa taclts the Heart of Soutbl. . AIM" tnd also an art.ida from UM: l • uary ~th iuue of OjPrelbrt.rila Life'' which d~:acribed life ia lUI. . Jman Univeu:ty in U.e P~pp&a.a. as ~een by an exehU~t I&Udeat (rom wooner Collfi&':, 1fQOitlr, The Society vo~ lf ltDd. ..,. enl &iri.e' dreuet, lhlll 8 to I. to Web!ter Denu.l CUaJc .ln Cam. roun, Alriet 11 their daare t. "Sewing and Supopliei--OYenrlu Nahonal M.iui.,ns." The meeting wu eloud 'b prayer by Mn. May 8IJTOWI. J'ime~ Harley, chairman of of the Women's AlsoclatiOD, presided when they met Moo~ al the !'lrot Preab)'lerlu halt a maiUna prank .. san, SYRACUSE Mll. Fte4a Sataon· and d!lughter Gloria, eaUed Monday on M.n. me-mbfon of the elub hurd a re· port maele on tbe di.tt.rtbution of ChriAtma• basketa tQ needy lamtHea Ill Muon by Mn. Thabet. Four baskets were diJtributed at Christmas Ume. Mrs. Radford lDa:lea submitted a report on wheel ch>"• receotly purcbued by tbe club for the uae ot penon• io the town. It waa al· 110 planned to have a eueat niibt in February. The memben of the club and their btubandl will be sueltJ of tbe management of the K)'ger Creek Plant at a dinner on Feb- lin. Harold Thomas wat iual ot bonor at a layette abower at tbe home of MrL Harold H.lntle, N. Third Avenue, Tlletdar enn!D,a:. Games were played and ~ won by Mr1. L R. Neal, sauer .and Mn. Paul ChapDWL Tbe Cifta were placed in a buslnett decorated In PPttl aretn. The boatels aerved &Ina:erbread whipped cream and coffee -~ guests: )ln. Tbomu, lCfl:-_~... , u Thomas, )Ira. DwiJht ftoii.,:W:,daughter, Narta Lee, Mn._'·~~ Ltwb, Mrs. LtoDJrd , . • Mn. 1. R. Neal, Silly Sauer. dlelj)Ort; Mn .R.alpb Gnvet, Jln, Don 1boma1, Mn. Paul c6a~, Mn. Geor1e ~ea'Milroad, Kn. BlebardSending Jonea, gifts Pomeroy. were Mrt. ~tl Walburn, Colu.mbuaj Kn. T. Obllnaer, )ln. c. R. Wile. • Homebuilders Clo'*Meeting HeldT uesdoy ROLAND US Mra. IOrc.up n Wet MJI1 Rolls His Own WATJ:1\'['j)'\Vjq, N. Y. -(UP) ~RAIINTREE, Mass. - (UP) _.., , Po!PI)Joiot WIPiam I. Farley ha• For the pa!fl 10 years, Philemqn oollor1e4 po~te aM in an e!(orl to Tardif£, now · 89, has grown hJt ........ _... H ed G tAt Laye tt~ Sh ower Dally Selltlllel, Pomeroy-lllddloport, 0., Jm 11, ltl~...l Women's GrouP. II Meeting Is Held on the clotbiqg llool.!~~~ Huncarian relief. deuert coUrse' was aerved by Mrs. ·JCarl· Owen, MrS: Harley and/ Mrs. Mthld' Lewill. ' Dog. OwJters ' Dea<Ulne for purchase of 19&1 Dog ttcense:JI"January Mb. One Dollar ($1.00) pen· alty If License Is purchased )\fler tba~ date. 7 · · • . · FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLJC~TION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT HOUSlll NOW. PEES ARE TWO DOLLARS (.:i.tlO) FOR EAoH DOG, MA,LE OR F;EMAL!il: To Gbtalo license by maU, f1111D and pu~U this f!lflll to PERRY A. RIGGS, GOUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs COunty, Pom' ei'oy, Ohio. Eoclos~ sel!-a<ldressed Stamped envelope and price of liCODSO. ' Mal~ 1>01 f2.00 ' Speyed Female fa.GO i'emaio fB.OO Ke'!"el Llcen.se flO.OO ' .. Owne'rs Name .•..•••.... , •...•.•....• ·- • •.· • · • · · • · ; · · • • · • • · · • · · · • Addr~ ··························· · ·· - ~ . ····· -. ·,··········· , ····· Townthip.. . • • . • • • • . .• ~ ................... ·..... . ........:-=-...=-•..;...."""-;_;;:;---.1..:....-~---.-.-. ra- c<-+-- Swepi·Wi~ Dodae,,. c.wly 4!A: te.IIIM' ond oil dyngllhJ Step intll_'IM wonderful world of AUTODYNA.MICS It ·bre~ through the vibration barrier! Right off the bat, you'll realize tbere's 110mething l!ntirt!IJ diDereni about driving the new Swept~Wina Dodge. You k.now it's the slickest piece of live action you've ever driven. The most responsive and easiest handlins, too. - It unleuhe• a hurricane of pow'!r It ~met; a tornado of torque H Ia awept.wlng mut•ry of motion But the thing tbat really bits you is the silenc~! Why, aU the irritating noises, all tbc annoying road sounds common ro automobiles lra~·e vwtishcd! For Autodyaamics bas introduced a revolutionary ncw auapemian ays~- Dodge Torslon-Aire- / that ·cushions you in a "'Realm of Silence.• Tbic;t cushions of "live rubber" isolate engine vibra.t.ioa., noise and road sbock at its sowce. Actually, everything is new in the . Swept-?/Jnt: Dodge - from new race car torsion bar~ to new . Pu~h-Button TorqueFlite, from new 310 bp. V-8 ensine to new Total-€onta.ct Brake!!. · This is Autodynamic:s in attioo • • • YOUR in the most ncitin8 car that's ever come up the pit& Soc and diiVe ibo SWepi-W'mg Jlod&e today! . 1 llllli'l"'.~~<oo<~r-:""1...--:,...;;:: • S'WE.PT • 'WI.N"G •ad •114 - • .. ·- ·~,. I I. I I I I ·1 .I. I I I Perry A.lig!s, · ' .. s~.r1ery. ~OUff Mr. BlakesJee, foUowed by a general disc11,.11ion.· A salad course was served by the hosteaea:, Mrs. Eugene Brown a.nd Mrs. C. E. Blakeale~. Mrs. Parma lee Is Hostess Tuesdoy To LovejoyGr.oup. ?(r and Mrs. Oscar Hem'y 1nd son Terry were vilitinl Mr. and Mrs. Don Qubenberry aM aon Donnie at Athens, Ohto Tuesday nenlng. . Mn. A. B. Woodrum is Ill at her home In Clifton. Bucky Newell left Monda)' for Pittsburgh where he has employment. Mr. and Mrs. Cline Irvin of South Side, w. va. called on Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis WednH~ay . Brownie Duncan of Coldmbus Ohlo ware w~etend a:ueat1 or Mr. and Mrs. Buren Duncan and family. Mr. and M:ra. . Glerm Car1wrtaht and Luther Tucker of M•son and Shirley Oliver of Clifton were in Huntington Wednesday evening to attend a BaBketball a:ame between Huntington Collen and Qblo University, Mrs. Chal"les Varean is a patient in Mei.es General Hoapltll at Po~j!lroy, Ohio where sh' Mr. ood llro. S!onlOT "Faith 1s 11te Antwer'' was the topic of the devotions led by Leo Crew, when the · Come Double Claos of the · United ·l lethodllt ChW'ch met Tueaday evening, at the churcll. C. E. Blakeslee president, presided at the meeting and it was announced that the clu& still have pec~ns for sale. Plans were made for remembering members of the class, in <;ase of illness. births or deaths. It was agreed to h()ld regular tlleetinJI each fourth Tuesday of the month. The program toplc, "Knowing Your Co~,~;nty" wa.s presented by Station Wagon (8). Radio & Heater. MonyMore ToChoote From I IMrs. Horold Thomas . . To Head Princeton Champion. "Good tires. RltllS Ohio. spent Friday witb Mr. and 11. Gateway home 1950 Stud. · .. · $195 Mn. E. 0. Henry. 110. Tardier her kn~Wll f>urlna the bualneaa sellion in ebara:e of the presidea;t, lin. Lou Diehl, waaproject& a dlacuilon on OJ:ide polaon. money there makinl tor the Gamel were played under the year. A contrlbution was made to direction of Mn. Parker with the ~arch of Dimet. Report. were PJ:bes IWarded to Mn. UoJd given b7 the secretary and trea• Wricbt, Mn. Lou Diebl and lin. urer and on lbe flower fund. Ann1 Buck. I Juett. White Elephant Sale wu bejd 1'be hotte:tlel aerved a deuert and-proceeds placed ln the nower enune to tho.,e nuned above and fUnd. It wu d,edded to llold an- llrL Merlin Traey, Mrs. Cbarlee otber white elephRnt aale at the Diehl, J4n. Enlelt Powell, Mn. oezt ilieeting. · Allen Elcbia.ter, Mrl. Lawrence F.Ollowiq the busine11 teaion Smith, lin. Helen ·L eifheit, Mrl . Robert Bowf!'n, 111'1. GleD Thompton. Mn. Ira Wellma.n, Mn. Geraid Kelly and Mn. Joe &van&. The next meeUD& 1will be • hobo and vaJentlne party witb valentine exeban1e at tbe JIQIDe of Mn. Robert Bowton with Mn. Clifford Jacobi u ca-bOUeP. ~5 . M~rror 48. Phan,.,. cwr. at 7:30 Sgt. Prestou of the Yukoil. lOoOO ~S. St. t HoAA ~'i' iloOI' . · \1;10 ''l'he Late Show The .Maton Mother'• Club "YoUel to participate in the ·Motherl' March on Polio 111 Muon City II they met oa l.,t Wednelda)' eyenlng at tbe home or Mn. Fred 1'Jia.. bet. Actual dale and Ume ~ the march wore not . mad< II . ' b d tbe meeUns but 1t wu anaoUDetd. new lOng boob were diltrl LLte that it will be be1d th1l JDOlllh,. and eroup •i~lliJ enjoJed. Poemt 1D otber action at the mMti!IJ, on :New Year 1 were re:ad by aev- __ . eral memben. Mn. ~· J . Tracy read an utic:le on • ·H!art Murmuu ln ChUdrtn" and Mrt. Dana OliVer an article oa "Heart Mur· OROr U85 7 :1& Douglas Elwards Pro FotbaU Highlights Arthur Godfrey & FriE:nds The Millionaire J've Got A Secret 't4111 green finish. ' ==~~=-------·--·;;-;=~ WCHS. TV CHANNI~ I WCHS.1'11 8:00 ~aMlin KIDproo · 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 1:00 · Jlotb.lDJ Sllow 9:00 Mornin.- Show tO:OO Garry Moore 10:00 GarrY Moore 1.0:30 Artbur God!re-r 10:30 Arth•'" •1odfrey 'nt3o l!ltrJke it JUeh 11:30 Strike It Rieb 18:00 Valiant J;.ady 12:00 Valiant Lady 12:15 :t.ove Df IJfe 12115 Love of Ufe 12:30 1 Search fill' Tomof'IIOW 12:30 Search For Tomorro-. 12:~ Gulding Light 12:41 Gutdinc, ~ht 1:00 Katie's Kit.chtn 1 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 A& the World Turns l:SO A8 The World Turns 2:00 Our Miss Brooka 2:00 Our Mlu Brooks 2:30 'FJluseparty 2:30 Housepr.rty 3:00 .rhe tu1 payoU 3100 'l'he B.g Payoff 3:3(}> Bob Cro~;bv Show 3:80 BOb Orwby Show 4:00 Brighter Day 4:00 ¥fig)J,ter Day 4 :15 Se~J ::>t Storm 4:30 Edg~ of Night 4:15 Eeent Storm 4:!50 Fdge of Night 5:00 The 4 .....arlv Show 8:30 Your Ess... Rep,rtet 6:00 Tb.o Early Show 8:415 Sport.~ Parade 6:~ _Your Esso Reportt7 6:1S:S We!!.thermao 6:45 Sport& Parade 7:00 Art J,..inkle•~er & the Kult 6:56 Wedherman 7:00 Jill corey Show 7:1!S Douglas F.dwards V8 CustomllDe. R & H. Nice . P.rets BoJ. II ojl(l To•l•ht 12:30 Sign Off WCHS-TV ' in a It e seleet Onl11 'I'Jae l'er11 Best I 'fhe Price Is Ria:ht Trut,h or Conseq uences ·nc Tac Dougb It Could Be You Current 2:00 Parso,.~n'~ Sh.. dy 2:30 Tennessee Ernie P'Oid 3:00 Matinee Theat.r~ 4:00 Queen For A Day 4 :40 Mode.. n Romances 7o80 Eddie Jl'lsbtr Part bere. Pollee reJN)rted CHANNIL I ll·OO 11 .30 12·00 12:311 1:00 6:55 Wcathercut f:OO Matl'lr· of the Town Mason Mothers Club To Help In Mothers March On Polio two-week period 109 bulbi WC~re atolen from 1 com"'Dlunity Christmas tree. 10:00 lfo01c n:•c:u .. -- Keno, Hemlock Grove. Clifton, Albany Langsville Alfred Dead Man's Curve, Hartfor~. Apple Grove, Flatwoods, Middle: port, Forest Run, Bailey's Lake. S<.llem Center, Kingsbury, Danville, Wilkesville. This is an admirable record for the Pomeroy squad to make. It is not remarkably different from other years in which this organization has served its community which as the report shows, is Meigs County in its enttrety. As one member said Jt, after returning this week from the second of two early morning calls, '' We are too centrally )Ol ~1a:n eui'l - B•Il> ···~wtcl)era bod a lle1d day Ill Bel· .ROllE. N. Y. - 7:00 Toda} 9:00 Coffee Time 8o0!) Wa\erfrbnt I ;~ Net~o'• PJctW'e loU II>Orlo Eye 1 --·-- ' Today CoUee Time 1.1: ~~ Best CLASS TO MEET PoOO t 'l'ballre The Sunshine Clau of lhc Ma- 10:00 T"Js II YOur Life :ron }Jethodhlt Church w1ll hold to o~O TBA . a meclmg on 'l'hutsday !"vening in 1:1!0 Mt...~.. th11 social room• of the church. t:iil 'l.~I~Jr<aot Mtm~rs are .U,ii!d to bring gifts 11:20 for the ehutch Jd~hen. Hnstessea !"il1 be tfrt. S~~oolf.y llar~otir. Mrs. 1Earl t:wlng, Mrs. Harvey Newltnd. end Mrs. Ray Workman. No;:-.4=====~ .i WSAZ·TV e·fi< loOO ei!I·Ho)i.day each . One trip was made to Sumner. Lf>;nling C~eek, Peach Fork, • 7:00 9 :00 CHANNII. 3 ':30 with Bob Couch as chief, made calls in Pomeroy 79 tlmts. SyracuBe e;, Mmersville 7, Thomas Fork, Harrisonvll1e and Da·r win 5 each, Long Bottom, Star Route, Laure! Cliff, Rock Springs 4 each , Rutland, Antiquity , Enterprise 3 each, Tup· pers Plains, Ma!lon, Portland, Bowman's Run and Chester 2 ..'· WSAJ.T\1 6:1SIS Silo On 10:00 Home AT GRANG-E MEETING Mrs. Lewis H. Sa uer, Mrs. Jack 11 :00 'J'he P>'i~ is Right SattNfield. Mrs. Sirlney T. Rus· 11 :30 1'ruth or Consequences I, · Mr" Carrie Crueser, Mrs. 12:00 Tic Tae Doua:h Richard C hamb~n and Mn. Wa y· 12:30 ll Could Be You ne Swishct" of the Brownell De· J :00 Current monstratton Club attended the 2:QP C~ra G... to School meeting .at the Rock Spring~ 2~0 Tetlbessee Ernie Ford Grange Hall wh~n th~ dubs of the 3:00 K1liDM Theatre County met for a demo nstration of f :OO Queen fer ' Day the eart> of small household ap- 4:45 .,C:od.ern Romc,..Mes - a oill) Comtdy Tto!o• pliances UO lfy Little Margie per~: one year in advance at The Daily Sentinel offJre •.M,~~\'lUabJe; one montll 11. By mall one year S8; six month•: af"jo.~·"'-!!! I.GQof.N. $7.10; three months, $3.90. By n10tor I'Oute oli:O: "Ul;ll:' ~onths. &2.&); one month, SI . omta TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chonnel3 Wednesday Thursday or .....~~ advertising re1;1resentative, Bottinalli-ltimball lne -~~~a Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y. ' .. Entllted as letODd class mailin.i matter at the post offiee at ............. 6i11o. ' ' ~ I COUNTY AutiiTOR ot 'I11 1i County IJeememust b.e obtaloed not later thim lu. 19, 1957; lo avoltl paying U f'll&!lf· \ \ • ' . . . . tun. hour L,awNnu . .,._ _ Now! TWO cttltferent w • lk • illlowe Hah we•Jc on TVI "Dancing Party" anctt •Top Tune• Mill Naw Tal•nt"-ABC-·TY. · , 1 '1 ,~ R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Cotner Mill and 2nd Sb. ' COMPANY::~· 'j. ~!J: ~· . . �.' ' , Bowling Highlights The Sentinel Bowler• came oft Sf('ond St. Market 22'\i 28\; .t41 !lll"'h 175 187 1&3 515 New York Central 18"' 32~ .303 Rlfli' Holaum Bakery 17'4 33\ol .su lAtivina , 170 151 181 510 1:17 132 1GB U7 INOI\IIDU~ vJcton by a wide mar11n In the flnt helf or the Trl.County Leasue BelpnDowns Flaming Arrow Is Harness Horse Of The Eastern Five By 83To68 Sports A YtU-halaaeed Belpre basket btU team led by its uptain Oain - er at pard d•felted Eastern High ~boot ea~:er. at Tuppers Plams 1 Desk l•st ni&ht b7 the RCOre of 83 to II. Gainer un11ed 30 points anrl COLV~US. 0. ·""t• UP St.rnford, Conn., pointe-d Bob Provln:i, 157, llr"l•nd, P•. 10. Htr"•ndez, The ndng group also honored mate, Bi ll Sharman, supplit'd the In attempting BOSTON UP -Natio11al Basket ball Association playPrA tem p•J- rarity s~t aalde a plan to .J.III.i.wl.W! today and put their faith In 8 proml1e bY l.f!aJrue Prcsnmn1: Malll'IC'e Podolort that their rrlevance1 will reeeive a ''.!IYmpathetlc" hearing by club ownen; In April i J• Podoloff, In an appnN.!nt effort to forealall unloniution of tiHl pl&Jer,, a:atberad toaeth~o~r 13 naemben of tbt NBA'a all-atar t•ama Tuelday afternoon and plllded that they live him three montlut to Ht "-'P machlnory for MUlln1 owner- j,Jayer differences ' ·IJb a family menner." fir~L baH and a frustrating th ird quarter. the Panthers l'aught fire. Coarh Dick Retlon ordered a tight all-court press as the mea~ ure to rectify matters. It put real life into the Panthers , and ttunned the Tornadoes. They had never seen anything like this before l.n winnlna 10 straight this ~a.to.n. "Eightl>all" Buffington, lohn Sisson and Larry Wildermuth forced turnovers ,traveling calls, and made h1terceptions to fastbrcpk tbtl T.1rnado basket. S. T. Johnson and Buffington suddenly found their shoaling eYe,. Jub& son got five rielder~ in tho fourth quarter, Buffington two, on sen. sational one- hamler~ from ouhide. Johm:on put the Panthers In the lead ~3-~2 with a minute to so but Ronnie Salser drove In lor a lay up to make H M-53, Hacine. ll:l<"ine high-scoring guard, ever t:ut~ lri:;~ finger. ice water seers IJIJI in strad of blood. .lu<;t as important. in its way Wll~ the ont' of two fouls flUnk hv 1\•i r·v .h1hn Si~~on fQr T'nmuro~· with onlv 5ccrinrls ret;nt)ining before the end or the re.qular .game. ~issun hud a onf'-PIIrl -two deal a! !ht• lint•. llllrlotln:l( for the lnlurC'd THmhcrl. hi9 team one point behind _ lfe lllllrl(• the first one tu t 1e It u o, miK~ed the serond tr;y lhnt couid have Won the game. But he !rierl it. nnd !i{ove the Panthers annthm· life. That it dlarl a few minutes lntcr under Wolfe's cool PVC connnt take awtY any or the r.!lory of having forced the game -THROUGH JAN. 31 I long, one-hand- 1,-;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,;;:;:;;;~lll~O~bl~le=o~~t~o~l~•~~~·;al;,•;.r';;l;lll:;•;;wr;;,;.oo~m.,. 20% ·I~M $11.45 Reduced . 8le llq ..... 711< Re . Uc Men 8oeb 4111! IUIIT RECEIVED IVY LIAGUI''I(AT CAPS" · .... · .. $1.25 We allo hove a complete 11ne of toys - Hoblllel,· WIIBN YOU WE C:AARY Blacks Capture Ninth Straight Against Red 5 ·E arlier In lhe year tbe Hlack' hat) defeated the sam~ aquad tn· a tcore of 90--28. All ftye of Pt . Pleuant'a start~en wert in the double fig1,1re, wltb Willie Call hittins 2f points. THE SPORTS. CENTER Aaiiii»''Ad MacGregor Dealer Mld.dleP.Orl INSUlAnON- SHINGLES Big Blacks Red• TH~ 3 SUI 130 JTr f-!f~ ,••~. . QNOT ·CQVEilT, Mar. 12' E. MaiD St. 2367 ...... Phoae 117 NATlONWIDI \ the averthn~:Y. For Pomeroy Junior Hawthorne was forced to play carefully !liS he bad four Infractions againat hi;; record bctore the third quarter was out. Tht! Tornadoe1 for three quarters played a careful, pouuion style of ball, workina the ball in l'iose for deadly accurate shot~. Only once did they rut break before the wild overtime period. orr the board• Racine had the edge aa Salter, Gnbam and Adam• r• peatedly toolt the ball ort I fraction of an Inch abolle the hand, of JohnaoD, tbtl 6-3 Pan$her center. The flrst quarter saw Racine toke 1 18·a lead, hold It at 30.18 at halftime. By the three-quarter m1rk the lead had advanced to ft0-38. For tbt Panthen, ridln1 In a from eight field goals and elibt out of nine free touea. Bufflnrton wa1 aU O\lep the fioor, aot 1f poinh on seven spectacular field a:oah, and wu a thorn In $he ll.de of tbe Tomado all evenlna: witll hi• pruan, ball bawklna:. \VIJdermuth. Sissoo and Arnold were eltectlve In the court prea and added 11!1 point• to the caute between them. The Tornadoes continued theiT hot ahooUnt paoe, 1ettln1 2~ of 48 lhota .ln for &1 pereont, which Ja rl&bt on Uteir ~ea•on averaee. Tbe PAntheTJ hit 22 of d8 for Pemmnent Value Plan* Hawthorne 14~ 122 1~1 119 Hl9 147 14L 167 178 144 183 I ·~rnited LI . NOW ON 402 ~ Time &0~ 26~ 532 82'1 Only! 87 2372 * * * 401 .·, Bowen !.<>~·· ~14 • 54!5 osture· 446 3S 2266 . MT. OLIVE 4611 513 4•2 504 442 ly Mn. M¥yL.'""" Mr. and D. Pier~e at- furierat or 'her uncle, Milo VIUIMoter, l'rldjly. 2339 l.frs. John Wells of BR8~~JI Rd. 1pent Suoday mornin1 wiUi her t~nde4 tbe TUPPERS PLAIN a, &vtl"ft lrlclrJee, Mr. and Mrs. ·R obert fieldt an4 wmo.. gnmtdaugbi.H, M'llls Mary a~d : C!i~d, , S~Jse.l Jetfettlt i~t Sunday in Ch•rleston, JUUt• of Mr~...lf- B. Cobb and Vr. artd J(rt. Lawrence P'ietds. .. Compare I A$- -WIIAfYOtltiT~ MloT'IIBSIS AI tif.tl - L ....................... , I ... ...............'1 Barrio Hunnf'!l Houdashelt 'Totalo W. indefSOR . 856 172 159 150 J43 127 150 157 187 168 1M M'7 7'14 T94 2363 f 8ll3 ? . T ifo *I ..................... &.,.-e..) ~........ . ,.............. ...... & __. _ ~ ....... c......... . ... ........... .......... ... .... &......_. Mn. Roland 'J'orrenee and famQy. Gerald Violet apent the ~ end at Mar1un with hla ~her, Mr. 1nd Mn. Raymond V!01et. ~· Violet ha.d juat retura.d home !rom the botp~1l w-ere he lit~ undergone maJor aurgery. er.....,... ................." ,,. ...,,........ ,.VI W 7; ..:alling on her aunt and unole Mr. aod Mrs.. Wayne Brlckles, Sl'turday evening. Mrs. Jennie Roush of We'lt Shade spent the weet end ·with her daugh~r. Mrs. Gli:dys Vialet. Wa)'tle Qrickles was calliJl& on Nay Collins of ReedavilJe, Sunday. Mr: and Mrs. Duane Beaver and ehildren of NeW M•tamoria, 0., spent the week end with her par- Saturdayw ' MASONMason, FURNITURE W. Va. COLLEGE BASKETBALL SPORTS C&NTIR McDonald E. McKinney Tewkshary Beoter B. MeKinne)' Handicap · Totals 110 142 173 425 176 143 H4: 483 133 134 149 !18 172 214 173 ullll 123 162 98 383 26 26 26 'tO 740 821 763 2324 Don't buy 1 ·gas stations H&R FIRESTONE Bailey Haggerty ....._,~;;;.;;"',~~ ... lrl.. a Circlet , • • • , • • CANIIIIUIY Hr tf10.QO hga(ll•tnl ltnl • , , , -~100.00 lrtd•'l CLtdlt ••• , , • , 10.00 Parsons McElhinney 159 197 ·1 55 511 153 165 1M 468 142 120 132 3t4 146 201 180 B2T · Warnke u;a 121 156 Ha~dleap Tolala ' Court 81. Pomeroy0 .. 167 173 157 497 wm Grueaer 156 Wiggins Totals 172 1M 169 499 165 164 212 1541 166 173 164 nos ltwl High School Basketball 1M 153 307 826 112;1 805 l!GQ3 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUS~ many improvement~ In wagons these past 5 yean,. But, to use a vivid exprllllslon, "You ain't aeen nothing yet I" For now comes a new kind of wagon~ Y ou'v. SEEN with Buick's Riviera hardtop atyllng ud Buick's CENTURY Pl'rfonnance. An Estate WagQII called the Caballero. It's the lowest and the sleek· est wagon you ever Jaw-and the most practjcal wagon ever' built by Buick. You get up to 8~ feet of level deck for ..long" frolght- wider-opening rear gates top and bottom for easier loading - a panoramic rear window for safer parking. Your rear·seat passengers got a view unmarred by center posts. B~~t beyond .U that, this one's a '57 Buick CJoTuay t1u0u-" throusb- . 5o you i'ldf wld. ~buoyant llfW roadability ... ~- a!iW cbuJis that "nests" the bo4y ap4 you a recor4 low c:enter of sr-vll]l, guide with a·-new and surer banllliq. ftop Qll the ~el twll wlain you. have to bnke St,ubo~vllle ~ 73 S$. 1 .. ' ' \ .. -. .-(... ~;· ' wy 415 Coi~la lll ·llfpnlson M Lancllf~f _ Uqfen 75 Clrcle\lille 81 lUlU'-·----- • IS~od"~"l,_..,j,.,,....;;: ' ; ' • 'and two children." • -"'tWO lo $1000 *IARGAIHS FOR MOM desire, ancl your problems; move In lqnlorrow. Try us, we're d - . on the vecy lowest tlll'II!IT . ·• Ten Wides, Ht.~ge .Seleation Free d'livery, Qulek. Open 1 daya • *BARGA. INS FOR POP • • "Competing can be~~t!fl Vantage, Wenatchee, 1, 2 an~ 3' .edrooms, 1•r1TPII stock, m~~ go! Bring your . \ '"ln~djld In 'to Yakima. Cragun ACT NOW *BARGAINS FOR SIS ancl JUNIOR . IJ¥241 ;a 4 apt;;zt ,; 101 Ironton 86 TRAILERS Sale 'mllet per ga'll.l~. C)UI, St. Mary 60 VI, Va. u ·. lte: AM a ' recovery 71 Pleauntvllle 62 BLAETTNAR ' AUTO COMPANY I Enjoy the J?fes~lge ., BrldgeJort 52 Adena 88 Yorkville 72 STILL IN PROGRESS! 100 E. ll.\ll'l STREET b • . trrys 60 st. · cialrMue eo areat power Is a new -)111 ·trt Co!..,'buo Abov, all, you command a quicker and surer l)q:\'l"t'r ro1po11se th11t tte~Df fr{)m 111 all-new 3114·cub!c·lnch VS Jta1 "'' kcht 4 tiBal' brakes. Diull>ar 63 - ------------WHIN '· . 46 ICHS 78 Mario~ 65 Johns 81 ~lri. . i v•. Weirton W. hJ~. travel with tho ~at· lsfyiiiJ security of Buick · hr•Wll• solidity, ropk.fi"" . ' Jtacika(d and feel that Cincinn&:ti Greenhills 4~ Loclr:Jattd 61 North College Hill 49 Marysville 58 Urbana 54 Groveport 57 Hamilton Twp. 4:8 tfv.•• c•Nrtrttlr Onl~maJad Perfonn- St. Bernard t4 and .Big :~CIA~. III1TU-_.. cl!!j,,ts the ap~1areot a•dfaljltap. By United Pren Taylor 82 Cincinnati Elder 68_ ~ tniJUie, And q>arldng thll eltra aloJIS ai for you at •myJI'f>ed. _, Enjoy Twin!'rra•otion\ "'ith drive at wa01ela on Ice, In 1nowor with :Enjoy conjnand aJr.eoolod ftl ~~ 806 653 824 ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY GOESSLER JEWELRY "Pe:U.! Going back for ser!H~ want. If you a Studebaker 48 O'Brien Sehoenleh F. Anderaon Waverly Mobile Home Soles, Inc. V. B. tB South WAVERLY, OHIO · $ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Syder 1nd daughter of Kenova, W. Va., were ents, Mr. and Mrs. William CbapHS 201 172 516 IIUIII and family. Mrs. · Linnie Bragg was , calling 158 ill$ ,174 f88 194 166 177 ·E7 on Mr. and Mrs. George Hatnilton Wri•ht co. 123 171 129 188 184 T95 IIKIYTII II..UIIIf'IIE 4:'.'1 McElhinney, Firestpne, ~27 p:~;:;'~ .Motor, 582 1-3-~; Wildermuth 3·()..2·6; Johnson 8-8-9-24; Arn>ld D-3-4-3; llulfln(lton ~\·· 0.14; SiiSon t-1~-7; ll:ulnlan Q.1l. ~: ):.ambert ~. , 1 .... 149 118 4~ 707 819 2410 ~e~ker, Sporb Center 559 Schoenleb, Robinl'lon's, 541 Pomero1 Reserve• won over Racine Reserve11 easily, 3'-44, Score by quarters: Pomeroy 14 26 38 M ~9 Raelne 18 30 1§0 M 60 0.Hl. Pomeroy: llefnab:mata ..... . . . . . Campbell of Plai~leld , N J, who the hoste11.., Mn. ~bertSWIIIoltf, IW't an Olympic games record Jn worth and Kn. Geor-p th~ d~athlon at Me-lbourne, AuaI 1. h be od th t tra 1a, u en n1m e 0u at:indmg Americall athlete of 1858 b) the PhdiidelphJa Sports Write-rs In Veterans Hospital, Ass rr --M.-.. ' - " 481 M4 442 Searles, L.ions:, 574 81 pefClOOI. Raclne--Grabam T-2-3-}6; Sal- . scr 2-2"!J-6; Adams 2-1-3-5; Wolfe 8-4-15-20; Birch 2-1-4-5: Powell 4- IIi It 484 the wire at the end of the firat FridaY nieht wlth tbeir grandhall. laa' Thp.nclttf tied up at SO mother, Qale1 JohnsQII. wln11 and 21 loutl each. Robia· Mr. and Mra. Joe Cormlty of soo's came out the winner aa th'Y Route 7 spent Sunday afternoon won two cpmq• lrfm Fi~stone with Mrs. Connley'a parep\.1, Mr. while the Pomeroy Motor bowlers and Mrs. Char~ey Pierce. pt~ced by HQnnell 'ook two from lll'. and Mrs. Wilbur Bissen the Sports Center. and son, Mr. and M"n. Denver Curtis and 10n, Mr-. and Mra. HoPIN"L ITANDINGS bar-t Newell and family tpent Sun· PIUT ROUND day Jfternoon with Mr. an(l Mrs. WON LOST Robinson's Laundry 11. 22 L. D. Pi~rce. ---'--~----Sports Center Sl 23 Clatworthy 179 185 201 r 565 Pomeroy 'Uons Club 29 25 Duerr 173 189 161 IH9 N. Y. Clothing House 26 28 DOYls 136 1.j' 170 44, Pomeroy ¥otor Co. 2S 31 Kloes 130 126 ~ H & R. Firestone 21 33 Lytle 123 ~81 284 Sauer US 188 336 High Team Serfes: Handicap 6 8 14 .lAona 2~81 Totals 747 797 877 2421 ltobinson'll! 2M3 POMIROY LIONS CLUB High Individual: Darst 158 138 169 465 Clatworthy, N. Y. Clothing 565 Searles 202 11J2 180 ~ . · 123 11'--~ ; UP - . OP INDURING IIAUTY••• LA!Jit:!9 VALUl •• , ~ 123 . . NAr,dD YOH PHILADELPHIA un rr~~ Atkibr.IO ... $1000-Repay 1!1-ffy. HOGG 6' ZUSPAN 7313 152 140 161 123 191 172 204 ••vt I Dally SentJnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ju.tt, ltl;;.., R..ults. Januuy 14 Thursday nla:ht the !leeond half arandmot.het", Vera:_ie Pieott. Mrs. Bette Curtis ~!Dd iOn spent SECOND STREIT MARKIT , of the Industrial ~ague bowling Mrs. Harry Allison ot Racine, la11t weft in Coluntl;lua. lM 101 256 season (lets under wa1 with SpOrts Mr. and Mr$. Herald Br;ewer and Mrs Navad~ J.eavf!r 91 Cbetter ant;l brotht':', Paul AJU.On, Zin,-1132 161 293 favored Genter and spots Robinson's to fight LaundrJ it out for ln dauellter spent SupdiQ' afternoon ville, llld Mr. alld Mrs. AI"'" with Mra. Emma PowelJ. the championship. Cox of Middleport, all were SatGary and Shllln . Wetl1 spent urday evening eueAts of )lr. •od These two teams came down to "'VVI• Oltl IIYI Y«t A 81, /.Iff N(Jfl' · PAY IILLt ... IU'I BARGAINI 183 16'1' 168 174 192 88i 19 Grucser l'homao Gavin 1111 IIADB I'UJINITUUI PQWEBf~~ Anderson Tolals 163 SENTINEL 161 161 Cllllord 166 Tedesco 160 Horak 169 100 163 4~ 126 147 133 406 145 1~ 177 .5lg 170 191 172 533 172 160 167 499 782 B~ 812 2~32 Hank Youna; Bell Tomer Smith Edgar Allensworth !:=~~~~~~;~~~~iiiiliiii PAINT *WMIIR *NAILS 73f7 1607 803 7182 67J8 more than a century ago, 1; has be'A IJJactive for ~even years Thr~ . . t.Nn Isn't ea:perteN"tnK a crlm1· or an)·thmg hke that Thf' iotioet1 i11 bt-ing reviwd mt'rt·l ) to preterV(' its histori('al ~hlnifi<·anf•• • ~alter ~larence Brllltte.& C.~ Ia llkldl_..__. 168 Sauer · Handit"ap 33 30 24 6387 152 Totals BO'l 741 82.4 M67 152 NliW YORK CENTRAL 6'.203 6'739 1150 Johnston 144 130 127 6266 149 Allenaworth 138 1'13 111,1 123 149 14"• 7418 148 ·-• ~· 'th ~~ 6879 148 C. Davis 1~ 172 191 37 5433 147 Powell 123 162 161 13 1917 147 Handicap 11 11 11 a 1171 a7 Totab 721 797 748 48 70)U 146 LIBERTY RESTAURANT 43 62)0 )46 lngeb 140 156 172 41 5788 141 Sll&on 1~ 16~ 180 37 S212 141 Du~;rr 124 142 146 24 33M 141 R. Davis 159 1~ 181 46 SJ2'7 138 Coates 145 l43 1~ 3 4qa 134 Totals 736 770 833 fewt BrutUbalow ·,cob Sehllling ldlson Baker :alph Graw•s FURHITURI lleJ' 48 42 86 41 45 42 no 'red Crow Jr. 'rank Johnston ·a:hn Baker I J . Baker Norria li<•i~fy 1t llir!tlaa reVived Formlild U 37 30 109 1130 725 83& 2390 IAKII FURNITURE Clatworthy ...Ivai Tl.,. BARRE. Mau. - (UP· - Tht· jbief .nd ft.oJut' Of'tectrng . ~1 109 142 Handicoap Tolalo 20 3201 160 Chisler 151 8090 158 Grueser Totals 50 7928 159 HOLSUM BAKERY 42 6627 158 129 36 :5699 158 ~oods J. Sehiling 131 45-. 706~ Hl1 Grate 199 9 13915 15$ Slater 1'28 47 7234 1M Stobart 187 30 4600 153 D. Schilling Jlen Stob.ort 0. The . BUILDING NEEDS M.ATEIU.AI.S IH(:OJ.PORATID 1!1 TIM 811111 Of M- City The lin~ score: $299.00 BAKER g , OF The Pt. Plea~anl Bt1 Blacks won their ninth ~:arne without .a defeat Tuesday evening as they whipped the Charlelton Reds by a ~Core of ~3 at Pt. Plea1aot S~ORINQ •Think Of Uaf COMPLETE LINE FOB Av. 178 170 178 178 172 60 8188 163 415 10 5 4-5 42 He out agaln!lt for goodhim. In threefinally fouls Wl'OI -stocked both teams with 24 points, aleaned Jtec. HUDtlni and Flablng Equipment. 1 U to 20 feet out. He wu bla:h far NOW SPORT SHIRTS DUO-DOOR STORM DOORS ROOMS Of ~ New Purnlture ~~ ~M In the ovrrtiml' Johnson got a ficld(•r tlnd 11 frPt"! throw and Wildermuth s;rrrk a long shot fur fiv(• puints, but 1\ waN not quite cn.o,ugh. . l he game wRs mBI"ken hy fn•QUilnt foul callinM IJy refereeli Ralph and Layton Sayre. Racine had 14 called aanin11t them, Pomeroy 16. Ronnie Salser, lhe great Tornado rehoundt:r h~d to be uaed 11parin~ly after mtdway In the ..econd quarter when he had tie tor aeeond pJace in the SEO Palm Beach & Merit Clothing' RI!G. U9.B5 jl Lost Ptr. 14 .72~ 18~ .637 26 .490 G Pint 49 8770 37 6631. ~1 9081 45 8012 32 .5617 Wolfe, who had heen held seor~ less in the fnurlh quilrlcr, uncovered a sc nsa ti oru1l offensive burlt in the ov1•rt imP. H<' srorcd all of Racine 's- six uo inl s in that pf'riod, gctling his I·No rrc ld g oa l.~ on neatly cx r eulc·d push shot s from about 10 f~el awu_v ami from the side. His two fn·~ I h I"OWS a I the end gave Racine ils OOvE'fed viCtory. league, Johnwn waa Impressive with his deaJiy eye at the foul line aud twisting pu•h ahot• froJQ SPORT COATS By ' In Th• Oarlt perlud. l'•lml'roy h:rshthnll team. lot our IIIW Sprlna Merchandise. Take advanta&e of · Our Blc Sale •Think Of Sj,orfl BERK&LJ:Y. Calli. UP · Y9une Pete ~lli9tt htc;i two things today to ' brighten the fulure of a.ny ambitious rootball coach : A three·yelJ' contract as head man at the University of Califor nia and 23 ~Qturnin£ lettermen to mould Into a wibnl.Q& tea.lll . EllioU, head Nebraska roacn for ooe aeason, waa nawed Cal's head coach T\JeaditY Jli&ht, rePlacing Lynn f'gpy .waldorf. before the gun ended the regular II wa~ a hl'arlbreaking perfornwncr• fur Panlh<'r rooh•1·s and a dr ivit1!.(, d('mandin~. intense We Must Clean Our Shelves · '' 1 hind ~ - 38 after playing a li•tleN Then, when Milton Lambert was foule~ In the act of shooting, and injured, John Si!lsun, his substitute, made the first of two free throws t.o tie up the hall game. He night with " missed the second, bare moments ~ Jtr. der !'~~~~~~~===~=~~~=-~~-·~=====~~~ SUCIS Wop The Sentinel 37 Baker Furniture 321,2 Uberty Restaurant 2!5 ed downcourt pas!! to Cousy, Shat· Into ovt•rtime MEN'S FINAL HALF STANDINGS to darkrielll and drove a new auto- Pomeroy had lo1,1ght back magnifJcently to tie the game up at man accidentall)' threw the b~ll tbt end of the regular periqd. Go- throught the hoop In as clean a ing lnte thi fourth quarter be- basket as he will ever score. His •·xhihition hst but U f('W Sl'("l>nds tO go, his team onr• pnin1 behind in th(• overtime, whPn hi' ~ unk two extra high press ur~> rr•ul ~hot~. was somethln~ to Sl'•'. and rruwrnb(·r. Form Unions Lot mond. ..;,._ 6. Drivers Eddie Cobb, Wa»hington Court House, &lld Joe Liahthm. Troy, as leading Ohio d1'1Vet'l ln rectl)r. By Unit*tf Pr"' They bave the retord 1M), they have n'!vena:e aver their arch-rival, and noW North Caro-llna'a torrid Tar Heeh need only That enen foldin' stutr . motithe votes to become the nation's vat!s every move the major moNo. 1 college basketball ,tea1n. guls make. It should. They're out North Carolina, the only unbeat- t:> make a buck too. Then, if noben major college team In the na- lnson feels he needs to practice. tion now that Kansas has been 11 white shenniaan or two. to get whipped, bid to supplant Kansas a bil!:l!:er ~lir·e of the melon let, at the top of the rattnga heap us permit lurn to manage hi~ resTuesday night witb a rough-and - taurant rhnin personnel in peace tumble, lla-07 vletory over onre and forg:rt him except that he was mtlbtr Hertb Carolina Sttte on 11 great athlete and became one ltatt't OWl eourt In llleia:h, N. C fru~ hi s own concentration and lt Wll onlJ tht fourth win In hard work 1a III'MI fnr T., H•e1 Coach Pr~~tk lleO\IIN In 1 ro<f·b•t rlvnl · WP .Il wa~t·r lhat if Cr.rl Wolfe, Pro Cagers Put Aside Plans To 167, Ro•lootl Elliott's Future Bright At Cal As Lettermen Return D4NBURY. Conn. - !UP) -A · ~)lief took a,untate or a ppwer longest field &Oal in B9ston Gar- 1956, nd re~lefU!d William 8. f•ilufe wh~eh plu,DJed the city in· den history. Murray, WelliP&t9n. aa diatriet <11· high poi nt Of the ,a:arne W!(h t he the first Nea:ro athlete to bre<J k ln1 o big time bu..ebt)J it Is no wunder he ha1 shOwn aa cbip on his shoulder !hrpugh the years. HI" had to be twice as good as the averaxe big leaguer even Lo get hi s chnme as a rookie . He was that way in football: outstanding. As a play -for -pay athlete, who can -~lle••r at him now for using ordinary Mtrat1•gy to pro\ide for hla ramllr and himselr? uabtatea l'tlton. Colli.: A"ffll.., stopfMII Johnny Hettel, I t.S, RJch- A~ c.. ____ RICHMOND, 1~. " wfUI IIIIo eh Everett c,.e. but It ...ld b1ve been N•!th Cor· ollft1'1 bt11e1t move toward an 6. MIAMI BEACH. Fie.: Chico Ve· i•r, 153, Belpre led all the WIJ' , taklni a slx point lead at th<! end of lbe first quarter, 18-12. Eastern reaervee lost 33-59. Score by quutftn : &~ 1.2 311118 ltlpro 18 40 69 83 Tarheels Seem ~oiee For Top U. S. Cage Team ~rookl rn. 'J h TannebiU l'o~ astern Woode and Knighi coa.tinued tbeir higb average ~ror ­ lna: with 21 and 22 respectively \ By United Preu HARTFORD, Co11n.: Ctl ·ncfo Manur•llt1 }451 'toriQ, .lclly stopped Bill D9olty, 148, Cape· town South Afric• 10. WHITE PL-AINS, N. Y.: ltay Wtlltcta, 147Jh, New Y•rk, llttod Peulle Gri-.Fin, 14t'h, Year In Ohio Ed Oarpeater, hill mate at forward 1ot IU. Headley had FIGHT RESULTS Paul Clifford Paul RliiJ DJVId Darat llt!nry Clatworthy Remo B.fenchini Francis Anderson Carroll NorriB Richard Davis Wiliam Clark Wesley Belle!! AlbEtrt Ceato1 John Siuon John Cornett William Chisler T)onald Schilling Clyde Ingels DwigM Po\l·ell 1eorge Horak ~ rJward Slater ~obert Woods laymond Lie"Jng .Villiam Grucser 'eorge Gra!IJ avid Jenk.ina 1hn Mlt~h eba&tian Tedeaco obert Davis pll)' wbteh ended Jan. 14 wllh Bater fl'urolture rUI'IDE'rup. S~nt· In~ I Bowlers won 31, loaL J4 f~;~r a .T2ll percentage • In a .Jumm~~ory of Individual av· eraaes two P&uls, Paul CU.fford and P-aul Riljll, tied at the top wlth 179 each. Averaaes wtre co~­ plled by lea'{ue secretuy Carroll lt Norris, Cornett AVIRioGI6 NOTEWORTHY NIBILING AT TRIAL • Studebaker~Packard. CORPORA'I'tON �.' ' , Bowling Highlights The Sentinel Bowler• came oft Sf('ond St. Market 22'\i 28\; .t41 !lll"'h 175 187 1&3 515 New York Central 18"' 32~ .303 Rlfli' Holaum Bakery 17'4 33\ol .su lAtivina , 170 151 181 510 1:17 132 1GB U7 INOI\IIDU~ vJcton by a wide mar11n In the flnt helf or the Trl.County Leasue BelpnDowns Flaming Arrow Is Harness Horse Of The Eastern Five By 83To68 Sports A YtU-halaaeed Belpre basket btU team led by its uptain Oain - er at pard d•felted Eastern High ~boot ea~:er. at Tuppers Plams 1 Desk l•st ni&ht b7 the RCOre of 83 to II. Gainer un11ed 30 points anrl COLV~US. 0. ·""t• UP St.rnford, Conn., pointe-d Bob Provln:i, 157, llr"l•nd, P•. 10. Htr"•ndez, The ndng group also honored mate, Bi ll Sharman, supplit'd the In attempting BOSTON UP -Natio11al Basket ball Association playPrA tem p•J- rarity s~t aalde a plan to .J.III.i.wl.W! today and put their faith In 8 proml1e bY l.f!aJrue Prcsnmn1: Malll'IC'e Podolort that their rrlevance1 will reeeive a ''.!IYmpathetlc" hearing by club ownen; In April i J• Podoloff, In an appnN.!nt effort to forealall unloniution of tiHl pl&Jer,, a:atberad toaeth~o~r 13 naemben of tbt NBA'a all-atar t•ama Tuelday afternoon and plllded that they live him three montlut to Ht "-'P machlnory for MUlln1 owner- j,Jayer differences ' ·IJb a family menner." fir~L baH and a frustrating th ird quarter. the Panthers l'aught fire. Coarh Dick Retlon ordered a tight all-court press as the mea~ ure to rectify matters. It put real life into the Panthers , and ttunned the Tornadoes. They had never seen anything like this before l.n winnlna 10 straight this ~a.to.n. "Eightl>all" Buffington, lohn Sisson and Larry Wildermuth forced turnovers ,traveling calls, and made h1terceptions to fastbrcpk tbtl T.1rnado basket. S. T. Johnson and Buffington suddenly found their shoaling eYe,. Jub& son got five rielder~ in tho fourth quarter, Buffington two, on sen. sational one- hamler~ from ouhide. Johm:on put the Panthers In the lead ~3-~2 with a minute to so but Ronnie Salser drove In lor a lay up to make H M-53, Hacine. ll:l<"ine high-scoring guard, ever t:ut~ lri:;~ finger. ice water seers IJIJI in strad of blood. .lu<;t as important. in its way Wll~ the ont' of two fouls flUnk hv 1\•i r·v .h1hn Si~~on fQr T'nmuro~· with onlv 5ccrinrls ret;nt)ining before the end or the re.qular .game. ~issun hud a onf'-PIIrl -two deal a! !ht• lint•. llllrlotln:l( for the lnlurC'd THmhcrl. hi9 team one point behind _ lfe lllllrl(• the first one tu t 1e It u o, miK~ed the serond tr;y lhnt couid have Won the game. But he !rierl it. nnd !i{ove the Panthers annthm· life. That it dlarl a few minutes lntcr under Wolfe's cool PVC connnt take awtY any or the r.!lory of having forced the game -THROUGH JAN. 31 I long, one-hand- 1,-;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,;;:;:;;;~lll~O~bl~le=o~~t~o~l~•~~~·;al;,•;.r';;l;lll:;•;;wr;;,;.oo~m.,. 20% ·I~M $11.45 Reduced . 8le llq ..... 711< Re . Uc Men 8oeb 4111! IUIIT RECEIVED IVY LIAGUI''I(AT CAPS" · .... · .. $1.25 We allo hove a complete 11ne of toys - Hoblllel,· WIIBN YOU WE C:AARY Blacks Capture Ninth Straight Against Red 5 ·E arlier In lhe year tbe Hlack' hat) defeated the sam~ aquad tn· a tcore of 90--28. All ftye of Pt . Pleuant'a start~en wert in the double fig1,1re, wltb Willie Call hittins 2f points. THE SPORTS. CENTER Aaiiii»''Ad MacGregor Dealer Mld.dleP.Orl INSUlAnON- SHINGLES Big Blacks Red• TH~ 3 SUI 130 JTr f-!f~ ,••~. . QNOT ·CQVEilT, Mar. 12' E. MaiD St. 2367 ...... Phoae 117 NATlONWIDI \ the averthn~:Y. For Pomeroy Junior Hawthorne was forced to play carefully !liS he bad four Infractions againat hi;; record bctore the third quarter was out. Tht! Tornadoe1 for three quarters played a careful, pouuion style of ball, workina the ball in l'iose for deadly accurate shot~. Only once did they rut break before the wild overtime period. orr the board• Racine had the edge aa Salter, Gnbam and Adam• r• peatedly toolt the ball ort I fraction of an Inch abolle the hand, of JohnaoD, tbtl 6-3 Pan$her center. The flrst quarter saw Racine toke 1 18·a lead, hold It at 30.18 at halftime. By the three-quarter m1rk the lead had advanced to ft0-38. For tbt Panthen, ridln1 In a from eight field goals and elibt out of nine free touea. Bufflnrton wa1 aU O\lep the fioor, aot 1f poinh on seven spectacular field a:oah, and wu a thorn In $he ll.de of tbe Tomado all evenlna: witll hi• pruan, ball bawklna:. \VIJdermuth. Sissoo and Arnold were eltectlve In the court prea and added 11!1 point• to the caute between them. The Tornadoes continued theiT hot ahooUnt paoe, 1ettln1 2~ of 48 lhota .ln for &1 pereont, which Ja rl&bt on Uteir ~ea•on averaee. Tbe PAntheTJ hit 22 of d8 for Pemmnent Value Plan* Hawthorne 14~ 122 1~1 119 Hl9 147 14L 167 178 144 183 I ·~rnited LI . NOW ON 402 ~ Time &0~ 26~ 532 82'1 Only! 87 2372 * * * 401 .·, Bowen !.<>~·· ~14 • 54!5 osture· 446 3S 2266 . MT. OLIVE 4611 513 4•2 504 442 ly Mn. M¥yL.'""" Mr. and D. Pier~e at- furierat or 'her uncle, Milo VIUIMoter, l'rldjly. 2339 l.frs. John Wells of BR8~~JI Rd. 1pent Suoday mornin1 wiUi her t~nde4 tbe TUPPERS PLAIN a, &vtl"ft lrlclrJee, Mr. and Mrs. ·R obert fieldt an4 wmo.. gnmtdaugbi.H, M'llls Mary a~d : C!i~d, , S~Jse.l Jetfettlt i~t Sunday in Ch•rleston, JUUt• of Mr~...lf- B. Cobb and Vr. artd J(rt. Lawrence P'ietds. .. Compare I A$- -WIIAfYOtltiT~ MloT'IIBSIS AI tif.tl - L ....................... , I ... ...............'1 Barrio Hunnf'!l Houdashelt 'Totalo W. indefSOR . 856 172 159 150 J43 127 150 157 187 168 1M M'7 7'14 T94 2363 f 8ll3 ? . T ifo *I ..................... &.,.-e..) ~........ . ,.............. ...... & __. _ ~ ....... c......... . ... ........... .......... ... .... &......_. Mn. Roland 'J'orrenee and famQy. Gerald Violet apent the ~ end at Mar1un with hla ~her, Mr. 1nd Mn. Raymond V!01et. ~· Violet ha.d juat retura.d home !rom the botp~1l w-ere he lit~ undergone maJor aurgery. er.....,... ................." ,,. ...,,........ ,.VI W 7; ..:alling on her aunt and unole Mr. aod Mrs.. Wayne Brlckles, Sl'turday evening. Mrs. Jennie Roush of We'lt Shade spent the weet end ·with her daugh~r. Mrs. Gli:dys Vialet. Wa)'tle Qrickles was calliJl& on Nay Collins of ReedavilJe, Sunday. Mr: and Mrs. Duane Beaver and ehildren of NeW M•tamoria, 0., spent the week end with her par- Saturdayw ' MASONMason, FURNITURE W. Va. COLLEGE BASKETBALL SPORTS C&NTIR McDonald E. McKinney Tewkshary Beoter B. MeKinne)' Handicap · Totals 110 142 173 425 176 143 H4: 483 133 134 149 !18 172 214 173 ullll 123 162 98 383 26 26 26 'tO 740 821 763 2324 Don't buy 1 ·gas stations H&R FIRESTONE Bailey Haggerty ....._,~;;;.;;"',~~ ... lrl.. a Circlet , • • • , • • CANIIIIUIY Hr tf10.QO hga(ll•tnl ltnl • , , , -~100.00 lrtd•'l CLtdlt ••• , , • , 10.00 Parsons McElhinney 159 197 ·1 55 511 153 165 1M 468 142 120 132 3t4 146 201 180 B2T · Warnke u;a 121 156 Ha~dleap Tolala ' Court 81. Pomeroy0 .. 167 173 157 497 wm Grueaer 156 Wiggins Totals 172 1M 169 499 165 164 212 1541 166 173 164 nos ltwl High School Basketball 1M 153 307 826 112;1 805 l!GQ3 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUS~ many improvement~ In wagons these past 5 yean,. But, to use a vivid exprllllslon, "You ain't aeen nothing yet I" For now comes a new kind of wagon~ Y ou'v. SEEN with Buick's Riviera hardtop atyllng ud Buick's CENTURY Pl'rfonnance. An Estate WagQII called the Caballero. It's the lowest and the sleek· est wagon you ever Jaw-and the most practjcal wagon ever' built by Buick. You get up to 8~ feet of level deck for ..long" frolght- wider-opening rear gates top and bottom for easier loading - a panoramic rear window for safer parking. Your rear·seat passengers got a view unmarred by center posts. B~~t beyond .U that, this one's a '57 Buick CJoTuay t1u0u-" throusb- . 5o you i'ldf wld. ~buoyant llfW roadability ... ~- a!iW cbuJis that "nests" the bo4y ap4 you a recor4 low c:enter of sr-vll]l, guide with a·-new and surer banllliq. ftop Qll the ~el twll wlain you. have to bnke St,ubo~vllle ~ 73 S$. 1 .. ' ' \ .. -. .-(... ~;· ' wy 415 Coi~la lll ·llfpnlson M Lancllf~f _ Uqfen 75 Clrcle\lille 81 lUlU'-·----- • IS~od"~"l,_..,j,.,,....;;: ' ; ' • 'and two children." • -"'tWO lo $1000 *IARGAIHS FOR MOM desire, ancl your problems; move In lqnlorrow. Try us, we're d - . on the vecy lowest tlll'II!IT . ·• Ten Wides, Ht.~ge .Seleation Free d'livery, Qulek. Open 1 daya • *BARGA. INS FOR POP • • "Competing can be~~t!fl Vantage, Wenatchee, 1, 2 an~ 3' .edrooms, 1•r1TPII stock, m~~ go! Bring your . \ '"ln~djld In 'to Yakima. Cragun ACT NOW *BARGAINS FOR SIS ancl JUNIOR . IJ¥241 ;a 4 apt;;zt ,; 101 Ironton 86 TRAILERS Sale 'mllet per ga'll.l~. C)UI, St. Mary 60 VI, Va. u ·. lte: AM a ' recovery 71 Pleauntvllle 62 BLAETTNAR ' AUTO COMPANY I Enjoy the J?fes~lge ., BrldgeJort 52 Adena 88 Yorkville 72 STILL IN PROGRESS! 100 E. ll.\ll'l STREET b • . trrys 60 st. · cialrMue eo areat power Is a new -)111 ·trt Co!..,'buo Abov, all, you command a quicker and surer l)q:\'l"t'r ro1po11se th11t tte~Df fr{)m 111 all-new 3114·cub!c·lnch VS Jta1 "'' kcht 4 tiBal' brakes. Diull>ar 63 - ------------WHIN '· . 46 ICHS 78 Mario~ 65 Johns 81 ~lri. . i v•. Weirton W. hJ~. travel with tho ~at· lsfyiiiJ security of Buick · hr•Wll• solidity, ropk.fi"" . ' Jtacika(d and feel that Cincinn&:ti Greenhills 4~ Loclr:Jattd 61 North College Hill 49 Marysville 58 Urbana 54 Groveport 57 Hamilton Twp. 4:8 tfv.•• c•Nrtrttlr Onl~maJad Perfonn- St. Bernard t4 and .Big :~CIA~. III1TU-_.. cl!!j,,ts the ap~1areot a•dfaljltap. By United Pren Taylor 82 Cincinnati Elder 68_ ~ tniJUie, And q>arldng thll eltra aloJIS ai for you at •myJI'f>ed. _, Enjoy Twin!'rra•otion\ "'ith drive at wa01ela on Ice, In 1nowor with :Enjoy conjnand aJr.eoolod ftl ~~ 806 653 824 ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY GOESSLER JEWELRY "Pe:U.! Going back for ser!H~ want. If you a Studebaker 48 O'Brien Sehoenleh F. Anderaon Waverly Mobile Home Soles, Inc. V. B. tB South WAVERLY, OHIO · $ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Syder 1nd daughter of Kenova, W. Va., were ents, Mr. and Mrs. William CbapHS 201 172 516 IIUIII and family. Mrs. · Linnie Bragg was , calling 158 ill$ ,174 f88 194 166 177 ·E7 on Mr. and Mrs. George Hatnilton Wri•ht co. 123 171 129 188 184 T95 IIKIYTII II..UIIIf'IIE 4:'.'1 McElhinney, Firestpne, ~27 p:~;:;'~ .Motor, 582 1-3-~; Wildermuth 3·()..2·6; Johnson 8-8-9-24; Arn>ld D-3-4-3; llulfln(lton ~\·· 0.14; SiiSon t-1~-7; ll:ulnlan Q.1l. ~: ):.ambert ~. , 1 .... 149 118 4~ 707 819 2410 ~e~ker, Sporb Center 559 Schoenleb, Robinl'lon's, 541 Pomero1 Reserve• won over Racine Reserve11 easily, 3'-44, Score by quarters: Pomeroy 14 26 38 M ~9 Raelne 18 30 1§0 M 60 0.Hl. Pomeroy: llefnab:mata ..... . . . . . Campbell of Plai~leld , N J, who the hoste11.., Mn. ~bertSWIIIoltf, IW't an Olympic games record Jn worth and Kn. Geor-p th~ d~athlon at Me-lbourne, AuaI 1. h be od th t tra 1a, u en n1m e 0u at:indmg Americall athlete of 1858 b) the PhdiidelphJa Sports Write-rs In Veterans Hospital, Ass rr --M.-.. ' - " 481 M4 442 Searles, L.ions:, 574 81 pefClOOI. Raclne--Grabam T-2-3-}6; Sal- . scr 2-2"!J-6; Adams 2-1-3-5; Wolfe 8-4-15-20; Birch 2-1-4-5: Powell 4- IIi It 484 the wire at the end of the firat FridaY nieht wlth tbeir grandhall. laa' Thp.nclttf tied up at SO mother, Qale1 JohnsQII. wln11 and 21 loutl each. Robia· Mr. and Mra. Joe Cormlty of soo's came out the winner aa th'Y Route 7 spent Sunday afternoon won two cpmq• lrfm Fi~stone with Mrs. Connley'a parep\.1, Mr. while the Pomeroy Motor bowlers and Mrs. Char~ey Pierce. pt~ced by HQnnell 'ook two from lll'. and Mrs. Wilbur Bissen the Sports Center. and son, Mr. and M"n. Denver Curtis and 10n, Mr-. and Mra. HoPIN"L ITANDINGS bar-t Newell and family tpent Sun· PIUT ROUND day Jfternoon with Mr. an(l Mrs. WON LOST Robinson's Laundry 11. 22 L. D. Pi~rce. ---'--~----Sports Center Sl 23 Clatworthy 179 185 201 r 565 Pomeroy 'Uons Club 29 25 Duerr 173 189 161 IH9 N. Y. Clothing House 26 28 DOYls 136 1.j' 170 44, Pomeroy ¥otor Co. 2S 31 Kloes 130 126 ~ H & R. Firestone 21 33 Lytle 123 ~81 284 Sauer US 188 336 High Team Serfes: Handicap 6 8 14 .lAona 2~81 Totals 747 797 877 2421 ltobinson'll! 2M3 POMIROY LIONS CLUB High Individual: Darst 158 138 169 465 Clatworthy, N. Y. Clothing 565 Searles 202 11J2 180 ~ . · 123 11'--~ ; UP - . OP INDURING IIAUTY••• LA!Jit:!9 VALUl •• , ~ 123 . . NAr,dD YOH PHILADELPHIA un rr~~ Atkibr.IO ... $1000-Repay 1!1-ffy. HOGG 6' ZUSPAN 7313 152 140 161 123 191 172 204 ••vt I Dally SentJnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ju.tt, ltl;;.., R..ults. Januuy 14 Thursday nla:ht the !leeond half arandmot.het", Vera:_ie Pieott. Mrs. Bette Curtis ~!Dd iOn spent SECOND STREIT MARKIT , of the Industrial ~ague bowling Mrs. Harry Allison ot Racine, la11t weft in Coluntl;lua. lM 101 256 season (lets under wa1 with SpOrts Mr. and Mr$. Herald Br;ewer and Mrs Navad~ J.eavf!r 91 Cbetter ant;l brotht':', Paul AJU.On, Zin,-1132 161 293 favored Genter and spots Robinson's to fight LaundrJ it out for ln dauellter spent SupdiQ' afternoon ville, llld Mr. alld Mrs. AI"'" with Mra. Emma PowelJ. the championship. Cox of Middleport, all were SatGary and Shllln . Wetl1 spent urday evening eueAts of )lr. •od These two teams came down to "'VVI• Oltl IIYI Y«t A 81, /.Iff N(Jfl' · PAY IILLt ... IU'I BARGAINI 183 16'1' 168 174 192 88i 19 Grucser l'homao Gavin 1111 IIADB I'UJINITUUI PQWEBf~~ Anderson Tolals 163 SENTINEL 161 161 Cllllord 166 Tedesco 160 Horak 169 100 163 4~ 126 147 133 406 145 1~ 177 .5lg 170 191 172 533 172 160 167 499 782 B~ 812 2~32 Hank Youna; Bell Tomer Smith Edgar Allensworth !:=~~~~~~;~~~~iiiiliiii PAINT *WMIIR *NAILS 73f7 1607 803 7182 67J8 more than a century ago, 1; has be'A IJJactive for ~even years Thr~ . . t.Nn Isn't ea:perteN"tnK a crlm1· or an)·thmg hke that Thf' iotioet1 i11 bt-ing reviwd mt'rt·l ) to preterV(' its histori('al ~hlnifi<·anf•• • ~alter ~larence Brllltte.& C.~ Ia llkldl_..__. 168 Sauer · Handit"ap 33 30 24 6387 152 Totals BO'l 741 82.4 M67 152 NliW YORK CENTRAL 6'.203 6'739 1150 Johnston 144 130 127 6266 149 Allenaworth 138 1'13 111,1 123 149 14"• 7418 148 ·-• ~· 'th ~~ 6879 148 C. Davis 1~ 172 191 37 5433 147 Powell 123 162 161 13 1917 147 Handicap 11 11 11 a 1171 a7 Totab 721 797 748 48 70)U 146 LIBERTY RESTAURANT 43 62)0 )46 lngeb 140 156 172 41 5788 141 Sll&on 1~ 16~ 180 37 S212 141 Du~;rr 124 142 146 24 33M 141 R. Davis 159 1~ 181 46 SJ2'7 138 Coates 145 l43 1~ 3 4qa 134 Totals 736 770 833 fewt BrutUbalow ·,cob Sehllling ldlson Baker :alph Graw•s FURHITURI lleJ' 48 42 86 41 45 42 no 'red Crow Jr. 'rank Johnston ·a:hn Baker I J . Baker Norria li<•i~fy 1t llir!tlaa reVived Formlild U 37 30 109 1130 725 83& 2390 IAKII FURNITURE Clatworthy ...Ivai Tl.,. BARRE. Mau. - (UP· - Tht· jbief .nd ft.oJut' Of'tectrng . ~1 109 142 Handicoap Tolalo 20 3201 160 Chisler 151 8090 158 Grueser Totals 50 7928 159 HOLSUM BAKERY 42 6627 158 129 36 :5699 158 ~oods J. Sehiling 131 45-. 706~ Hl1 Grate 199 9 13915 15$ Slater 1'28 47 7234 1M Stobart 187 30 4600 153 D. Schilling Jlen Stob.ort 0. The . BUILDING NEEDS M.ATEIU.AI.S IH(:OJ.PORATID 1!1 TIM 811111 Of M- City The lin~ score: $299.00 BAKER g , OF The Pt. Plea~anl Bt1 Blacks won their ninth ~:arne without .a defeat Tuesday evening as they whipped the Charlelton Reds by a ~Core of ~3 at Pt. Plea1aot S~ORINQ •Think Of Uaf COMPLETE LINE FOB Av. 178 170 178 178 172 60 8188 163 415 10 5 4-5 42 He out agaln!lt for goodhim. In threefinally fouls Wl'OI -stocked both teams with 24 points, aleaned Jtec. HUDtlni and Flablng Equipment. 1 U to 20 feet out. He wu bla:h far NOW SPORT SHIRTS DUO-DOOR STORM DOORS ROOMS Of ~ New Purnlture ~~ ~M In the ovrrtiml' Johnson got a ficld(•r tlnd 11 frPt"! throw and Wildermuth s;rrrk a long shot fur fiv(• puints, but 1\ waN not quite cn.o,ugh. . l he game wRs mBI"ken hy fn•QUilnt foul callinM IJy refereeli Ralph and Layton Sayre. Racine had 14 called aanin11t them, Pomeroy 16. Ronnie Salser, lhe great Tornado rehoundt:r h~d to be uaed 11parin~ly after mtdway In the ..econd quarter when he had tie tor aeeond pJace in the SEO Palm Beach & Merit Clothing' RI!G. U9.B5 jl Lost Ptr. 14 .72~ 18~ .637 26 .490 G Pint 49 8770 37 6631. ~1 9081 45 8012 32 .5617 Wolfe, who had heen held seor~ less in the fnurlh quilrlcr, uncovered a sc nsa ti oru1l offensive burlt in the ov1•rt imP. H<' srorcd all of Racine 's- six uo inl s in that pf'riod, gctling his I·No rrc ld g oa l.~ on neatly cx r eulc·d push shot s from about 10 f~el awu_v ami from the side. His two fn·~ I h I"OWS a I the end gave Racine ils OOvE'fed viCtory. league, Johnwn waa Impressive with his deaJiy eye at the foul line aud twisting pu•h ahot• froJQ SPORT COATS By ' In Th• Oarlt perlud. l'•lml'roy h:rshthnll team. lot our IIIW Sprlna Merchandise. Take advanta&e of · Our Blc Sale •Think Of Sj,orfl BERK&LJ:Y. Calli. UP · Y9une Pete ~lli9tt htc;i two things today to ' brighten the fulure of a.ny ambitious rootball coach : A three·yelJ' contract as head man at the University of Califor nia and 23 ~Qturnin£ lettermen to mould Into a wibnl.Q& tea.lll . EllioU, head Nebraska roacn for ooe aeason, waa nawed Cal's head coach T\JeaditY Jli&ht, rePlacing Lynn f'gpy .waldorf. before the gun ended the regular II wa~ a hl'arlbreaking perfornwncr• fur Panlh<'r rooh•1·s and a dr ivit1!.(, d('mandin~. intense We Must Clean Our Shelves · '' 1 hind ~ - 38 after playing a li•tleN Then, when Milton Lambert was foule~ In the act of shooting, and injured, John Si!lsun, his substitute, made the first of two free throws t.o tie up the hall game. He night with " missed the second, bare moments ~ Jtr. der !'~~~~~~~===~=~~~=-~~-·~=====~~~ SUCIS Wop The Sentinel 37 Baker Furniture 321,2 Uberty Restaurant 2!5 ed downcourt pas!! to Cousy, Shat· Into ovt•rtime MEN'S FINAL HALF STANDINGS to darkrielll and drove a new auto- Pomeroy had lo1,1ght back magnifJcently to tie the game up at man accidentall)' threw the b~ll tbt end of the regular periqd. Go- throught the hoop In as clean a ing lnte thi fourth quarter be- basket as he will ever score. His •·xhihition hst but U f('W Sl'("l>nds tO go, his team onr• pnin1 behind in th(• overtime, whPn hi' ~ unk two extra high press ur~> rr•ul ~hot~. was somethln~ to Sl'•'. and rruwrnb(·r. Form Unions Lot mond. ..;,._ 6. Drivers Eddie Cobb, Wa»hington Court House, &lld Joe Liahthm. Troy, as leading Ohio d1'1Vet'l ln rectl)r. By Unit*tf Pr"' They bave the retord 1M), they have n'!vena:e aver their arch-rival, and noW North Caro-llna'a torrid Tar Heeh need only That enen foldin' stutr . motithe votes to become the nation's vat!s every move the major moNo. 1 college basketball ,tea1n. guls make. It should. They're out North Carolina, the only unbeat- t:> make a buck too. Then, if noben major college team In the na- lnson feels he needs to practice. tion now that Kansas has been 11 white shenniaan or two. to get whipped, bid to supplant Kansas a bil!:l!:er ~lir·e of the melon let, at the top of the rattnga heap us permit lurn to manage hi~ resTuesday night witb a rough-and - taurant rhnin personnel in peace tumble, lla-07 vletory over onre and forg:rt him except that he was mtlbtr Hertb Carolina Sttte on 11 great athlete and became one ltatt't OWl eourt In llleia:h, N. C fru~ hi s own concentration and lt Wll onlJ tht fourth win In hard work 1a III'MI fnr T., H•e1 Coach Pr~~tk lleO\IIN In 1 ro<f·b•t rlvnl · WP .Il wa~t·r lhat if Cr.rl Wolfe, Pro Cagers Put Aside Plans To 167, Ro•lootl Elliott's Future Bright At Cal As Lettermen Return D4NBURY. Conn. - !UP) -A · ~)lief took a,untate or a ppwer longest field &Oal in B9ston Gar- 1956, nd re~lefU!d William 8. f•ilufe wh~eh plu,DJed the city in· den history. Murray, WelliP&t9n. aa diatriet <11· high poi nt Of the ,a:arne W!(h t he the first Nea:ro athlete to bre<J k ln1 o big time bu..ebt)J it Is no wunder he ha1 shOwn aa cbip on his shoulder !hrpugh the years. HI" had to be twice as good as the averaxe big leaguer even Lo get hi s chnme as a rookie . He was that way in football: outstanding. As a play -for -pay athlete, who can -~lle••r at him now for using ordinary Mtrat1•gy to pro\ide for hla ramllr and himselr? uabtatea l'tlton. Colli.: A"ffll.., stopfMII Johnny Hettel, I t.S, RJch- A~ c.. ____ RICHMOND, 1~. " wfUI IIIIo eh Everett c,.e. but It ...ld b1ve been N•!th Cor· ollft1'1 bt11e1t move toward an 6. MIAMI BEACH. Fie.: Chico Ve· i•r, 153, Belpre led all the WIJ' , taklni a slx point lead at th<! end of lbe first quarter, 18-12. Eastern reaervee lost 33-59. Score by quutftn : &~ 1.2 311118 ltlpro 18 40 69 83 Tarheels Seem ~oiee For Top U. S. Cage Team ~rookl rn. 'J h TannebiU l'o~ astern Woode and Knighi coa.tinued tbeir higb average ~ror ­ lna: with 21 and 22 respectively \ By United Preu HARTFORD, Co11n.: Ctl ·ncfo Manur•llt1 }451 'toriQ, .lclly stopped Bill D9olty, 148, Cape· town South Afric• 10. WHITE PL-AINS, N. Y.: ltay Wtlltcta, 147Jh, New Y•rk, llttod Peulle Gri-.Fin, 14t'h, Year In Ohio Ed Oarpeater, hill mate at forward 1ot IU. Headley had FIGHT RESULTS Paul Clifford Paul RliiJ DJVId Darat llt!nry Clatworthy Remo B.fenchini Francis Anderson Carroll NorriB Richard Davis Wiliam Clark Wesley Belle!! AlbEtrt Ceato1 John Siuon John Cornett William Chisler T)onald Schilling Clyde Ingels DwigM Po\l·ell 1eorge Horak ~ rJward Slater ~obert Woods laymond Lie"Jng .Villiam Grucser 'eorge Gra!IJ avid Jenk.ina 1hn Mlt~h eba&tian Tedeaco obert Davis pll)' wbteh ended Jan. 14 wllh Bater fl'urolture rUI'IDE'rup. S~nt· In~ I Bowlers won 31, loaL J4 f~;~r a .T2ll percentage • In a .Jumm~~ory of Individual av· eraaes two P&uls, Paul CU.fford and P-aul Riljll, tied at the top wlth 179 each. Averaaes wtre co~­ plled by lea'{ue secretuy Carroll lt Norris, Cornett AVIRioGI6 NOTEWORTHY NIBILING AT TRIAL • Studebaker~Packard. CORPORA'I'tON �1" ";"" o ... U i I 1-..-..-+-. ..-... ...... . t' • .... ~•- - • ............... .. ..- ....... .... • Kaiser Plant (ContinuH from Pill •na) 6--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 16, 1957 '" Don't Sit Out A Cold! Try Tills! \ NEW HAVEN SOCim c>.UDEN CLUa MliiTS The Nei:Uclima Garden Club belill the1r January meeting at tbe ~x Quillen c lubhouse on Monday, January 7 with Mrs. Robert Layne and .\i.rs Henry Buci: as hostesses. Thl' Roll rail was answered "How 1 Cart' For Tile Birds." L>unng the busineu meeting Mrs James Roush waJ voted in as a new member and the resl.gnaUon of Mrs. Donald Coote accepted. Pirtures oC the Flowei Show were shown and remarks made. The program was a "Quiz on Birch". A Ways and Means COmmittee wafi appointed aa foUow!!l : Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. CanoU Adams, Mrt. Donald Brown, M.rl. Edward Ryaa and Mt!l. Thomas McGowan. bualness meetlnJ was held. PliDI were to hold a Bible Study Clau trom February 7 thru lS at the !!burch from 7 :30 to 9:80. The gioup voted to adopt tbe new bud· &et ror 1 ~1 Those t"iect~ d to fill off.i. res on churc-h counr1l were : Thomas Gnnslt.>ad, trustee and .Philip Wolpert and Bob J ohnson, as Deacons. Plans wer e made to hold a Fellowship Dinner on Man•h t . Those present were Mrs. H. L. Dyer, Mr. and Mn. William Layne, ldr .and Mrs. Harry Layne , Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mr. ~tnd Mr,. B. R. vance, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schnei1er, Bob Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas GrtDstead, Bobby and Shelby, Mr .and Mrs. "Bob Layne, Pastor Peters, Jim and Judy Fry, Mrs. Carroll Adama Jr. and Bruce, Mrs. Charles Brown and children, Mrs. William MeFarland and Raymond, Mra. Everett Roush and Cathy and Mrs. Ann Goodnite. n. was won by Mra. S. Reitmlre. llelrelhmenta were nrved by the lloatealea to those named and Mra. Maud Bridlett, M.lss Ooldye Hlrt, Mra. Ora: Gibb1, Mr1. Thomas Capehart, Mrs. James King, Mrs.[ Sara Dawson. l:lrs. Edgar Layne , Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mn. Ray :Hoffman, Mrs. Nannie Johnson, Mrs. Nora Tripp, Mrs. Thelma Capehut, Judy Athey , Mrs. Geor&e Jewell . Mrs . R. F. Bryant and Mn. Howard Burris. PERSONALS Mrs. Donal41"Brown was a business v1sit.or Ia GalllpoliJ on Wed- What c-aOJes • cold"!' Tbat•a • . b.tft.r~ Ilea oleclenee b ' : ! : trymg to solve th~ mystery for ttnturieL At one tim• OC' 1' it's bern unjustly a'hrtbut~ to deca)lln& leaves. fac-e powder, .~ [· influence of com~ts, night alt and damp c.b\Q"daea. And jUI\ U dlUIOII of a mystery as 1ls I" cause is 8 cu~ . There have been 10-For or some p«IIY .... word. _ _ ---- - _ strange. cures .adtuU ra\.e or z ~:tCDta per word will ~-- _ SIX ROOMS and BATH. 3 garages. vanced during the be cllarged for Eo\1vertisi ng If not 981 H) sel l St., Mid dleport. past hundred years paid for beflll'e the 25th of each Phone 6153-Y 1 lS 3t p \ ... wearing sn asa· · month followi:na: insertion . nesd~Yfclida bag around Error11 in AthertJII1ng-Should bll LUST - Female, white F ox Hound your neck, eating W. W. Johnston accompanied reported Immediately . Tbe D1ib wllh lemon spots. Contact Jame$ sugar moistened Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Dague (1dl of Se:nUnel will Dttt tM respooatblll> Bl·arhs , Rl 3, Pom~~:.oy, or call · with coa 1 ol·1, Madison, Ind.) to New Haven on for more than one incorreet ln10-J. 1 1~ 3!p ' drinking ac o nite Saturday where they will have an sertl.on. tea or garlic juice extendecl visit wlth lb. and Mrs. :arc or :l'b~t.su a.od Speeul N"" Bob Johnston and family. and rubbing the ticet of Even"L! printM at nguothers present were Mr11 . Phil thest with goose Jar cla88ified rates Obituaries Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greer were Batey, Mrs. Pete Burris. Mrs. Earl grease. puh&hed o~t 1 cent J)t"r word. Clarke, Mrs. Jamoea Diehl , Mrs. week end guelrts of Mr. and Mrs. \ There's only one Fields, Mn William Gibb!, David William Pinnell of Ravenswood. I I remedy that has Mn. Foster Grinstead, Mrs. Tom: .. LIVE WIRES ENTERTAlNED Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart were aurvived all com· The Live Wire Class of tbe EUB in Charleston Wednesday on busiHoffman, Mrl. Harry Miller, Mn. HIGHEST PRlCES paid for junk petiti~n paat and Cburtb met Tuesday evening ~t nes.&George McKniaht. Mn. Ray PJci:and wreeked cars. New Haven, present and that's 141 Mrs. Harry Miller was in Park, ens , Jr., Mn. Victor Street aDd the home Of Mrs. Iva Capebar't Turner 2-4414. 1 10 6tp drinking temon Mn. John Wolle and Mn. Donald with Mra. Harold Fry Jr.• Mrs. E. eraburg, Wednesday on business. juice and baking C. Riddle, Mrs. P. E. Pietena and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Roush, La· Brown ,nd Mrs. George Burn&. .aoda •.• the juice iDlplete WHKEL a.LIHK..o:NT Mrs. Clayton Athey, aaalstina:. vina Rouah, Karla Kearns and Mrs. LUT>tERAN WOMIN MilT :of one fresh lemon, b•:ai"JdUI and brake tenJ.ce 8 ROOM HOCSE, Mrs. John Stout, Boyd wean. are · vac:ationing in The LutherAn Women -held tb'if Mrs. Waid cunnlneham led the ' 8 haU teaspoon of ll•cteU'I lat'etr serN.. Well Harrison\'tlle. 1-14-3tc January m.eoetlng 'at the borne of devottons and New Yean Reaolu· Florida. auda and a hall Ma~ ~. Pom~. Ohlo · _., ... ---.. Mn. Howard W-agoenhala, w~th )(rs. ttons were given by the croup. By Tha Book 6 ROOM OUSE, witt·. bath. Letart · g I ass of water two day In this day and a&e when It'• aene~Y. ~- J . V. McGrew a~sisting . ~votiona There was also croup hymn sing· JAYI DON'T YOU k'NOW?. Falls Contact Harry Hill. ~ CIT 1hree tim.e s a. • • it, \hla remedy BOSTON - (UP- 8UTglars Baker'~o wilt give you the beat that you can treat a cold but yau c:an t :ru.re ~ f .lii,'DCIA. w>:lre led by Mrs. Paul He:adenoa. ing followed by the Lordt Prayer. 1·14-6tp trade on furniture or applian· The prolf"lm by MrJ. Harry IA)'Tie ·ho stole six eases of whiskey sense. It's Ine-xpensive. costing UUl~ more then th~ . O ,._, . -----------1 A short bwlneu seulon was held 11 and since you can't expect to cure a cold overn~l)"lt you m . - ees. 4-6 tf fOUR R00:\-1, newly furnished was a ehapter, "Read aDd IJve", with regular report.a. -om McSolla's restaurant also Ut t It as eronomicaliJ 81 poal.ble. lt bdo [rom tbe book, ''How To Use 'lbt apartment. next to Meig!l Gen· Mn. K. Scott wat prOJI'Im leader 10k 1 bartender's guidebook on ANYONE DESIRING HOME DEwe An~~er edvantatr:e to this rerr.ed:Y ._, that JOU can tum .• Bible". Plans were made to hold e:-al Hospital. Phone 18-J , Chri&'>W to mix cucklaUs. Fourteen membnrs part.lcl~ted in LIVERY of Broughton 's Dairy very pleasant drink by addlnJ a teupoon of sucar,~;~Z "World Day of Prayer" In March. readings. A trio, Mrs. Wald Cun· lHle Beegle. 1 10 6tc Products in Pomeroy or Middle. &chino cherry juJce. Even children who balk at any Refreahmen\5 we.re serwd to Uie ningham, Mrs. John Bumgarner, port. eall Walter Crooks, Phone 5 Room ffi(ldcrn AT-'ARTMENT, mcdidne .owUI down it cheerfuUy. above named and Mrs. William Mrs. otho Lleving, sang 'Open the 607,.J. After all , "The Best call Pomeroy 275-J or MiddlePowell. Mrs. Phil Wolpert, Mta. Door For Me'' and the song "They Doesn't Co ~ l A Cent More." port 6048. 1 5 U Lav.Tez,c:e Parsons, Mn- Stella Fry, Are Nailed To the Cross" was 1 16 lmoc M:rs. Herman Layne and Mrs. l,o. Jung by Ml'8. George Sayre and ~'or rell.t i!:lt·ctc\~ wallpa}:; retta Roush. Mrs. Cliff Roush. The door prize •tf'amer. Clmtun .fil4ber, Mu1 AUCTION SALE-Farm machin· STANLEY PARTY HELD dlepurt. Ph. 6265-X. 11·1-11 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ery, household equipment, misMrs. Ray Clarke recently was NOTICI 0~ SAL I . In pursuance of the order of th e eellaneou~ suppJie!l. Great Bend hostess to a Stanley Party at her i The Boar<i of Educ:at1on qf tbe borne with Mrs. Edwin Clarke 11 Probat e Court ol Meigs County , Grange Hall. Sa~ .. Jan 26, 1:00 VUI&Ie demonstrator Ohio, 1 will offer for s:ale at publie Middleport' Exempted p M. 1 16 6tc Those attending auction on the 13th day of Feb- School Dlatrlct wlll offer for ftle were Leone Sayre, Mrs. WUIIam r•ury, 1957, at 10:00 a. m., at the at public auetion on saturday, Jan· Goodnite, Mrs. George McKnight, (8) oN -E RooM ArA:nTMENT. door of the Me1~ s County Court uary 26th, t9M al 2:00 p. m. at Mrs. Emo Wood&, Mrs. Tom Hoff. ·- - - - 8 room house Newly decorated House, the foll owing destrihed the Pearl St. achool buUdin& !n m"ll:n, Mrs. Foster Weaver, Mrs. 1950 CHEVVRLE1', good condition in~ldp anrl mat. A N. Bengtl. real efltate situated in th~ County Middleport1 Ohio, the hOUiel lo-William Roush, Mrs Wayne Good· price reasonable, Lawrence Pr.meroy . 11 1 tf of Meigs, St ate of Ohio, to-wit : cated. on the followiDC deserlbed nile, Miss Agnes Grimm and Mrs. Smith, Chester, phone Cheder · real estate : Chloril Graham. Exchant~e . H4-3tp -·-• Situated in the Township of W. S. C. S. M.ITILot No. 392 Rosa Searles; Lot Chester, County of Meigs, and 1-956 PONTIAC 860 4 Dbt. The WSCS of the New Haven : State of Ohio , to·wit: Commenc· No. 391 Carl Allensworth; Lot No. Sedan . Hydramatic drive , leas WOMAN for HOUSEWORK, must ing 213 chains and 70 hnks Soulh 390, Cl)'de Van Cooney; Lot: :No. EUB Church held their Januai-y I than 6,000 miJea. $2595.00. Blaet- , live in, Mrs . l'rarl Williams, from the Northeast corner of 380 lOUth half Clyde vantooD.b; meeting at the home of Mrs. F . A. : tnars, Pomeroy. 1 10 8te 1 Pomeroy llarrtsonville Road Section No. 23, Town No. 3, Range Lot. No. 389 north haU ' .Simon Batey on Monday_ Mra. Bet-t Roush Phone 9114-Y. 1 16 3tc No. 12 of Ohio Company's Pur- $.ina:er; Lot No. 888 Flora Jolles: conducted the buline11 meetlnt ID~!S FORD V8 Ranch Wagon -- ~----:--c::-cSouth 77 deR. Lot No. 387 Clarence Fteeltan; and Mrs. Howard Burrls was proSparkling originnl 'elue finish. BABY SITTER - must be able to ebue; thence gram leader. The tcpie was "The West 14 chams and 76 Jinks; Lot No. 38'1 Flora Jonea. Sharp car . $19~. 00. Rh1ettnar'a, live in Cnll :!002. 1·14 3tc Chureh Jn South East Aeia." Mr1. ! thence North Thr('e (31 chains; Pomeroy. 1 10 6tc -----.--- - - - - - - - . - ~-m-~~~~~n~-~gaRa-~a~ thence NorHl 65 deg . West Eight ·---··· highest bidder and must be temOv· prayers were by several members. (8) chain!! and 92 links; thence 1955 PONTIAC Dlx . 2 dr. Catalina ,LUI t:h.J!:IIIlt:~:, .)t:HVH.•~ South 17 chains and 21 Jinks; ed from the prembea wtthln thlr· "Did You Know'.'" an article, waa and Cpe . one careful local owner. .,u:uK bEKVICH: 00 wau:a tw thence South t:Jcvcn fll) d egrees ty days of tbe date of sale. TUm• given by Mrs. Edna Clarke and Hydr'amatic drive. $2091HMJ. paU'tOII b)' Fact.ul1' 'l't...sned and 30' Wcllt 12 t•hams: thence cash ln hand on day of q,le. The !loU's. R. )''. Bryant gave a talk on Blacttnar ·~ . Pomeroy. 1 10 6lc I •at.eb.uak~r . t.::O~b J~Wh South liS deg. East 3 chains and Board of )!:ducaUon reserves .the "Tbe Pbllippines Are On The any ·or all bid& ' Map." Mrs. K. J . Scott - ahowed All Sizes L..£H.S, Pf·~~~·-· _ I.a..! ISO link s; the nce South 81 dl"lg. rig"bf<to re)f'C:t Paul S.ofSmart, Clln"k !Ilidea on In d'ta an d . pa k'11•• d . an. 8oercl ldYutM!II '""'n an Ent 4 eila ins Nortll 78 dcg, East 19M BUICK Century f. dr. Sed All Merehandlse • Mltfdl .. -rt Ohl• tbe meeting wa1 closecl< 'if Rev. , $potlcq orijeinal flnlsh . Dl'JIII!· .t\1Jl:V & n;,~VJSI.Ol1 .!:ii~Vl\.!1:!. 6 ~ho.ins; thcnre North 3 deg. . '·. .._ ' Scott with the benediction. Those now drive. $189~.00. Blaennar'a t'boo" :.:!00. \..ICillnU A.ppiUUk. REDUCED East 9 <'hal'ls; the nce East . 27 (12) 26, (1) 2. 9, 1'4tc. attending included those above Pomeroy. 1 10 6lc ~tu,re, U8 W. .M.aln ::i\., eOOll!roJ chains and 90 links to the Eaat and Mrs. QUe Roush, Mrs. Clayton, ' 4-:ta-U line of ~:~aid Section; thence North Athey, Mrs. E. C. Riddle, Mrs, II chams ~ nd 50 Jink s to the 1M3 CH EVHOLET 210 f. dr. Sedan Gecrrge Sayre and Mauric:e Clark. Original metall1e 1rey rini11h. ;UWUlAN • AiSJW'l"l' T.\1 . &Eh- place of bCAJnnlng , Save and ex· DINNIR CONGREGATIONAL 1/lt:E AU OUlktl~ Kepa&red by .b; cepl 26 acrt·~ 1n the Southeast Shows good eare. $895.00. Blactt· The annual Coneregatlonal Din· · ~"rl lecnrur 'JIDII. k'bOAt~ 62ft Y corner of the North('nst Quarter NOTICI Of APPOINTMINT 4ar's, Pomeroy. 1 10 Ole ner was held at the St. Paul Lu· 1 DRESS SHOP .Si.:ldlepo.-t 8-lD-tt of ·said Section 23 , now owned by Admlnlttrat.r theran Church on Tuesday eyen· 2nd St. Pomeroy 1853 BUJCK VB Roadmaater Conv. SAVE UN r'OUR SHf"J£. r~palr .1t C. K. WI!! Is Th e part conveyed latwt. of Emma M. Whlt.tMacl • In&. Followlng the dinner a short 1 herein t•onlainm.~~; 25 acres, more Dact:att4 Cpe. Power ateering, brakea, & nactne Sb.vc Shop windoW!!. AJI leather seats. Notice is hereby given that WilJ' 30 tf or le ss, being bounded by Shade $139~ . 00. Blaettnar'a, Pomero~ . Rlver, l'Xct'pt on the North , and liam H. Wbiteheau;l whose Poat ---1 10 6tr being known llli Ihe "Ox Bow" I office AddreJa is Reedavllle, Ohio (19) and devise d to Grantor by Will of 1 hn been duly appointed as Ad:es3 PLYMOOTH, 2 dr. with ___<?_p_port~nitie_s__ Harold Well s. mmistrator of the Estate of Emma heater, f. 1100d tire&, priced to Said real estate ill situated about [ }{.. Whitehead sell. Rutland Furnllure Co., Rut- LU o s th 1 1 Ch Me1g~ county, Ohio. d · ri~~.JtUrll..t. land . 1 9 Ole BarDMSim'*'n Insurance AJonc). ~h~ o.ml 1e t.lU cas 0 ester, Dated thi~ 7th day Of Janua.r)' 1957. M.td:Jiepoll.. Jo~ ll':e • AuwmobHeo 1956 FORD 2 dr. Sedan, very clean SaHI pr('ffil6C5 arc appraised at BtmciJ. Phone 631&-X 8-2CHI John C. ~con 6.000 actual miles, priced reason· -- ----~ $10~0.00 and the Lf!rms of the Jydp of th• ProltaN C•urt able, phone 197 or can be &ecn 'OMPLETI!: tnsur~'lce Protlletlw. sale arc cash m hand on the day Mtltt County, Ohio at 125 E. Main St. . Pomeroy. any· JJfe, A.uto, P'ir., Polio. cau ~· of the sale. (II 9, 16 23, Sic time before 6:30. 1 16 3tc •IIIli!, o!lllddleport. Olltta CUBtom Royal4 door Sedan, Power· BERNARD V. I''ULTZ llM CHEVROLIT, 4 dr. ~adan, VB SUMMI~ TAN ANXIOUS !lite Transmliaion. Radio and Heal· At.hnlnililralor de bonis non L I) J-.eul ~StOlt motor wl1l overdrive, radlo, HIALEAH, Fla., UP - Summer er, All Power - One careful local of the Eatate of Lillie be~t~r, aut eoven. daTk a:reen 'liKE QUIVEV property ln Monkey Tan, who Ia In trainlnlt for the Wells, deceaaecl . owner. flntah. tt74&.00. Pomeroy Motor Run. Two four room houses. (I ) 16, 23, 30 , (2) tl. 4tc 1 Hialeah park m~t.ina, apparenUj Co. 1128U can't wait for hta next race. Mn. Priced to :1 c I 1. Mrs. Everett John W. Galbraatb'a ltakea..wln'IU CHitVKOLET, 4 d!., :Z tone Thoma11 . ning thorotathbred broke loose blue fh1lah, 100 tertes, beater, H4 ·31c twice Tueldl)" and i all o P e cl eleaa. fl~.OO. pomei'OJ Motor NOTICE OF FILING AND HIAit· through tbe Hialaeh Jtable ana . Co. 11 :J8 If lNG ON INVENTORY WE BUY Probate Court, Mtls• COYnty, Ohio STUDEBAKU~dr., VB Hy. TO lhc Executor or Administradramatie drive, beater, very ITJt ... CTURAL I BIAMI tor and to such of lhc following elean, one owner, Porn• ICRAt- IRON- M•TALS as arc re11ld!.!nts of the State of Cornor Mlll & Soeond Sle. Middleport IOJ Motor Co 11 28 U Ohio . surviving spouse, if any; -·--· OHIO VALLEY .813 "FORD. 4: dr. love!)' :cream n(•xt of kin ; bcneflciaries untler ' and belle. Jatumllne, V8 motor the will. If any. ttle attorney or JUNK CO. . lull vt....r, acllo. beater, seat attorneys roprc~entlna: any of the ~vera. Fordolllatll 111d Contta. Phone SlO Pomaror aforementioned pcnons: eatal trim. •JON.OO, Pomero1 You arc hertby notified lbat on ltolor Co. 11 :J8 U the 14 day of January 1057, an In· vcntory and Appraisement of tbe . 1106 11\JICA, 4 dr. bard lop, beaullestate of Ella L. Are her, deecued, fW I tone treeD tlnlab, white late of Racine, Ohio ln nid County wall tlru. lew mlleaa:e. d)lna. was flied In thi1 Court. !low, radio, JIUior. Hearing on said Inventory and Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 28 U Apprabemcnt will be had before ~ Lhls Court on the lit day of Feb, 1:! ruary llm7 at 10 o'clock a. m. Exception• thereto may be filed by any interested party at any time prior to fh·e days before the dlte •et for bearing. WITNESS 1ny signature and Lh.e seal of said Court, thia Hth dsJo of January 1967. WAN'l 9 : f=or Sc.ie · · ----- - --S\ N HAY BOITL::D C. AS stove . . . 2 eenu per word, one lo· :;ood condltton , n:;~sonably ,ertlN. l:lmlmum c:harge 50c.pnct'd , i':~ul Lawnme , Port· 4 cents pt>r word for tbree coo land l.T S Locks 21 l ·7 ·tf ~eeutiv e JDS'!!I tiona. ~ --~ 6~ -vt.e month fw 2:1! cenu ~ Sale Rent - 1 1 '.Joticf'S ----- -- - - - - - - - Auto Sales PENN IS HOST UNIVERS!TY PARK, P&.\ UP Penn State will be the host school for this ye1r'1 Eastern lntercol· legiate wrestling championships he~ on Mart'h l~HI. MARRIAGE LICENSES Among marriage license applications in Point Pleasant recently was the followini: : Luther Olin Tucker, 29, Mason, son of Blanche May Parsons Tucker and the late Luther Otto Tucker, . and Shirley Ann Oliver, 18, Clifton, daughter of Chester Clarence Oliver and Lola Franees Edwards Oliver. 1 I , .. Safe Confetti I FRAMINGHAM , ~lass. - (UP) \ -The Denni son Mfg Co. has just , introduced the flrs t flameproof ' con fetti ever marketed t o the / United Stales --. ------ •• •' --... * !_12) _12e lp Wante~ I I • 1 1 I SIORTS I $3 I - •• >I I Mercedes Legal Notice Condon 1 ·- -- ---- I got DRESSES - quick •. l~;te otiii~~:~:;!ill,i SPECIAL! action of automnlic arc b:;oing incorporatctt in the aeries of giant hot-li ne mills that can !ake 16-ineh t h1ek, 101000 pound 1n go1s .1ncl roll them down to shee..t less than a hmth f)( an iueh ttliek. Hot-line equipment in~ludes 168in('h and 110-inch revcrslnJ "lUs and 100-inf'h five·siJind c011tirluous mill. 1'her r will abo be a 144-Jnch pl ate mill. · The rollin !:; mil l is to hiVe th{;' world's largest p)ate altetcher. eapablf• of stretching: seetlon~ of .plalt! up to 6 inches thick\ and up to 12 fee t wide. This"" is being i~lltal11•d in order to supply the ourrr aft industr)!'!! growing de· mand £M stress-relieved plate from whieh to maC'hine integt1ally stiHenerl wing pan"els and oth·t r structures. The big stretcher will continue Ka i.<:cr Afua,ninum's leadership In a develORIJ!.ent the compflDY pionee,rcd at · its Thentwllo!!.. 1\Vash· tnrton. rolling mni witi\''l.~-10.00,000..pound plate stretcher. which i" -eurrently the larg,st in o~ra­ tion. AJuminum is br.·in~ used in many architc('tur.al. .structural and eleC'tricaJ applications throughout the rolling mill. One or the outstanding ll!lel is tn the installation of ih<> firs t welderl, all-aluminum overhead mill-tYpe ct·nnes, 27 Jn all. ranging ill load-('arrying capacity from ten to 125 tons. JoE PALOOKA® THIS FIGHT IS NOT OVER: .. IT WILL TAKE A LOT MOFI.E TO FINISH OFF POLIO.' .. ,, BOB COIISI])IN£. Natior>al Sports Chairman Jor the 1957 March of Dimes, has appealed to sporll editors, promoters and athletic director• for their help in tho impending victory over polio and urges loeal March of Dimt! c:ampaign directors to contact and work with them during the drive. Meigs County Dairymen Study 1957 Cam¢tign Market Reports IContl ft~d . front pa. . OM) Ma.ne and Conm:chcut. Snow flurrtf'li were p-redicted to n.leJHI u far west lUi the eastern {)h1o Valle\· and tbe northern Grt•a\ I.ake~ reg1on. At Ollweftu N Y ., a ill meiJl hn·<~k durina: the area's wotlt l"Oh.l wave it• hlMtory Tuelday l . off sen·ice to :'Klint" 1~.000 h AOOut 30,000 pt>r!<olll were without heat m lt~mpellture low a~; 24 degrees below\. :tPr ''1res bla:nel1 on · OJ"erhe stol'!·~ in the widespread ~ld ir l:"ll co ntlllUt"d to lake II flT'Y loll uf lives ·· At Sahnl"' , Mkh , a Dlot.ber .nd her three cl1i ld ren were. beln1"ed dead ut a residt'ntlal blaze , and a father and two children W('rf' kiilhl tn a fire at Jdfer8Qnville , Ind. A fire !Jroke oul in a dormJ t,OJ"} housing 14U women at the Dixon , 01. , state schoo l, but luckily the women were jn a dining hall and no injuries were reported. Flftoen patients fled to safety in l4·Uf'· gree weather when a fir-t deo strO;,'P.d a nur&ing hOme at <."'lay City, lnd. A raginiJ: fire at Syracuse, N.Y . tlt>stroyed that city's First M~th o- . dlst C.burch and two Wiler mgs 111 the do":'ntowaliltatric At MemphJs, ln.,..fill se1·vice was iharply .telblt$1 ~ ,, conserve fuel for ptab!fe \aiitt · M temperatures hcv~red flr··.the 2Qi most or TuN-day. q qciT 1, Residents of Chk'aaM · north side battled an invuimll ilf field> mice Fcckint a wnrm·' Mnll~ rna thl" cold . ,.-;'U " ·.1 ,ikf BJ Q. A_ND LIL ABNER hPo' · ·· ~ : The only haven for 'humans UP · Prod· CINcmNATI. 0 . from the coid wave blanketing the uce : Egg:~, 1bout steady; prices paid enti1·e area from the Roekies to st tarmi, eonsumen, whi tt" and the Atlantic was Florida where A program for 1957, which may brown . A jumbos 33-39; A lar"f' overnight readings got no lower include sponsoring: a "WeiJb·• 28-30; A medlum!l 26-27; A ~mall than the 60s and Key _West regisDay-a·Month" campaign among lO· 20=24 ; B large ~Z7 . FOB A large tm·ed a warm 70 degree&. Some record lows Tuesday ineat dairymen, was studled at a 35-37 ; A medium 33·34 , B large cludcd 30 below at Burlington , directors' meeting of the Melcs Vt. , 10 below at Scranton, Pa., 12 County Daily Service Unit Mon· day night Chickens, steady; fryer ~ 3·3 ~·~ lb bC'Iow at Buffalo, N.Y., and 20 bl•· ·Prealdent Clarence Price pre-! 1~17; hem, hC!ttYy 14-17: hens, low nt Albany, N .Y. New York City braced for a sided as tbt" group met in U.e Ex- hght type 10· 12. . predlcle(.l 3 to 5·inch snowfllll . !.ension office and heard report• Butter, 90 score 68. Other early morning U!mpera· from Teclmicians Oris Smith and turt·~ included Boston 5, wuhlng· C. N. Jones. ton UJ, St. Louis 6, Chicaio 3 be· Smith reported 1,090 cows bred low, Milwaukee 5 belo·w, Millnelast )'far and Jones said 1f: herds apolis 5 below , Bismar~k. N . . ,D,. are on D:~iry Improvement pro· 14 below, Denver 3, DaUas,. 'f~x, graJDS while 12 owners are fol· 27, Bozeman, Mont.. 28 f?~ow 1 Se= lowing a sampling Wf;t plan. attle .3 1 ami Los AngeleS ,!13, . The directors planned the an· nual Unit dinner meeting late in February at a time to be announ· eed. A speaker yet has to be ob· Dat.es for variOUi. spring activitalned. ties of the Kanawha Fe:::leralion of Mrl!. Freda Henry, !\fl'S. June Ag Agent C. E. Blakeslee rc- the Future Farmers of America Bt!rns and Mrs. Clara William!! . _{l!)rt~ TB tests were completed were set at a meeting held in · were in Huntington, W. Va Th~~:~· in ltrtti, indicating 20 per cent of Ripley at thf' State I•"FA-FHA d:.y on busiiH'Rl. ali loo.l.l cattle were tested {3,W) Youth Camp on Sat urday , January Poll's Winnie Spears of Cam p wi~ . oni, six reactors. The re· 12 Conley vi!!ited Mr;s. Ka.tic Ba~s suJ.ts insured Meigs County would Attending t11e m ee ling !rom liunday evening. . be aceredited another three years Wabama High Sehool was Sam· Td~ W1lliams of Hu ntington, liV. as r~ free. my Hoffman, FedP.T<Jtion treasi,IJ;'er Blakeslee also said the : milk and .•Wahams • Cib,pter pll!sideat. Va ...at~ent S~_ndn;r ~~t.J:l ~i1¥ parcMr · ring te11-t laboratory will be · here Also attending were seven otheJ! -~~f. ·~ ~rs. _Lloyd ~'Wiiharlls. ~1;f.1laul Fitzgerald entertained in June for sample testina of members o! 1.he Wahama chapter ~t ~C:r home a host of frie nds Satherds. and chapter sdvisor Glenn Smitlr. urlf~y evening in honor of Mr. The weigh.a-day program is a The followmg dales for contests an,d Mr$. 'ferry St-ott of Columbus plan :...... at small cost - in which were selected: Oltio with o misecllaneous showt>r dairyUlen weigh each cow's milk Tl_le Oewly. weds rt.>ce1ved mw morn,jng and euening on the 15th Federtation Scholastic Contests, Useful gifts. The evening Was of th.~ month. Feed records may 1:00 p . m. Friday, Mart:h 20, 1967, spent i_n playing gamE"S. 'l'h(\•• · be k~pt and the entire material at the Youth Camp. f Cl '"'~ 1,; ~rrel;tted by the National Co·Federation Field Day, Saturday, rom lfton attending were Mrs. vp1era~ive Dairy Herd Impro\re· May 4, at Ripley High School. , Dana Lewi!i, Mrs. Ch.Jrles Cart.. ipent Program and returned to JI".edetatlon Lllnd Judgihg Coti« · W(:~ght, · lU:t. Herman Ciirtwdgh:t. the dairyman. test at Wnham;~ High School on M"rs. John M. 'Roush, ~- fe!!1rl Monday , July 8, at 12:00 n'c\oek Nicholson and Martha ~r~ . ,of aluminum per day. noon. Mr. and Mr!.. · Howar ayl;l~n Location of these plants at RavWhile delegates V'erc ta~ing of Pt. PJeasant Route ' led ;on · enswo9d in Jackson County, West care of the Federation tletllr' of Mr. an~ . ~rs -Lloyd Wil ~ s Sun, Virginia, will turn a region that business the advisors of ,oea1 day evenmg, , . has depended on a rural economy chapters' met and made arrahge. ' ~r. and ~rs. John ~ ~arns of into a modern industrial center. ment suggestions for the State Vo· Chiton visited her parP.ntS Mr. an.:t From a population of about 15,· cationaJ.Agriculture teachers eon-~ Mrs. Robey at Pomeroy, Oh10. . 000 in the last census it is fore- ference which is to be held 'Jit the Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Cartwrigl!t ca.s.t that the eOunty will more Youijl Camp at JUpley, June 4·'7. an~ Lutbe_r ,Tucker of ~on and than double Its popu1ation in the Tfaose attenditlg the meeting in Sh1rley Ol~ver were Sunday dinner next few years. p.ddition to .tloffman and smith guests MF and Mr$. Herman Up()n completion in l9!l8, the were Tom Sayre, Ralph Thompson Cartwrt.ght ~venswood Works will provide . Ri~baril Sbirley, Vernon Hall, Doy Terry Henry broke hh 1rrm employemelJt for some 4000 Wf'lrk· Njtz,, Sam Bennett and Larry Pat- while. sl~ig.b riding at school Mon· ers. · ~rspn. day. 183-34. FFAFedeJation Maps Plans For Spring Activity w .-e.oo. J Auto Servtcft Freezer Sale! BOTPOINT • E H _..oo. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Big 17 Cu. ft. Chat Type SAVE $130 CLIFTON t . I'M ~STEVE!, TI-m" MY DePUlY H~ flEEt-! ao·fHERIN' FIMNIE WITH FOOL QUESTIONS .... ---,-- - - c :of the . __ .. a'l'lo••••• .............1 ...... -~ .. e. - · 111 L .......... -·1 Oh.. ,._,r.,, For Sole -TIIAcToii'onclo®l,. at Ewlnl Hut,tqn, ~·r· V!·~· . once. Fint 341. on1y·wor1' new. ~ould be f,een apprecliled. Will ;ell al price. lllu Luor Glbbo. lell-M. INSURANCE AGEJ'ieY Fh·•· Automablle. MHitlfl Life, C..uoliY ~ - Real Eatate Broker In MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO PHONII Chief oepulr Clctk (ll lR, 23, 80, 3\e All Motes and Modoll METROPOLITAN AUTO i I I ' SALE~ I ACCIDINT 110 ,61e 6116-M Judae and Ex-Offido clerk By Mary OLI..ve ln&rtham -- Rodney Downine 110 61e JOHN C. PACOfl 6111 Dial Your S"auise Tq SHOOLD I 60 TO MEXICO C!TY Alc!C' SEE BRAD ••• 0!( / I • ,. L • • ... • • . I' • • 51=~ I LEAYE. W"fLL ENOU61-1 ALONE i" • .• ., .I ~· '·• \ . • .. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 990_ 1On your > . 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Kiildleport, 0 ., Jan. 18, IV$,7 "· ' Sthools Close _$2,695 ,iii- - · thm Only J3,000 Miles Legal Notice Adt·anrf'd types in materi.a.Js handling is being built into the Ravenswood reduc· 1ion pfant. 'I'Qe roddlng room, where the pre-baked carbon a· nodes are prepared for placement in the pots, will be completely mechanized to handle the thousands of anodes requlted each day. Each of the potlines will have 164 electrolytic cells. or pots as they are fOrftmonlv teM(le4, each conSll'!lln~ some '7!1,00() ,ampeJ;'eJ . of eiectrlcity and capable of pro· tlucll)( more lhan 1000 pounds 1956 DODGE ---- feat ure~. A high degree of mecbanlmtion . Business I~ _1~ fXpede<l lhat ingo[ resting racii i\Jes a ll d · tl:~> rollin" mill's hol-l !ne will begin opera"'lion by lht• !attN part of the su mmer. and th at fir~t metal will he poured ft·om the first pollinc or the fe · rlurt10n plant nt about the same t!me. Othl.lr potlines are eKpt'cted to rommence production at inler· \'als of 2-2~ months. Thf"' e]e('tric power rc':luiretl for the rollin.q mill apd for productio n of l~e prima ry alumi'tmm will bl! obt:uncd from !htl Oh~ Power C~mpany, American Ga~ pnd kLJctrLr Company operating SllbsMiarr, und r r a 40·Yt"ar contract. . Both pla nts at RaVenswood will h(' thl' most modf"'rn in the indus· try. incorpor ating numerous new nnd SC!lll -uutomahe controls ·o;., 4 or. ! Mr. and Mrt. Edwin Br:nkm: left Sunday for Florida. Mias Lilah Powell left Sunday for her home in Flortda . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wagenhala spent the _week end vt.it.ing' rela· tlves 1n Kmgsport, Tenn. Danil Fry of Carnegie, Pa., rerently v1~1ted hei- mother, here, Mr$. Stella Fry. - - - - - -- FAVORED TO WlN BOSTON UP- -Toug}t little Ml.i· uel Berrios · shooting for a title fight w1th Sa ndy Saddler-goes mto the nng a heavy favorit e tonight to stop Gil Cadilli of San Francisco. Legal Notice Legal Notice --------- &ion project,' Mr. Rboade1 adde-d , •·11 ~~ only part of the company·~ expanliwn pro~o:ram that demonstrat<.., our CUJWil-tlon that aluml · nurn .1} On the threshold ot it grl'Hit'st era of grow th . Only by bulld1n!! pl'Odut·twn capac ity allt'lld nt t•urn·nt rnarkt•t ll<'t"d>~ c::tn t hC' industry prU\'l(\t• th e addltJon ;ll vult:llll:' of alumm um tha t is easen tial to dt·v..loplng many l"li'W lar¥l' lonuage. mass·produ t·t iu n :~ppllca lions of nlumml&m ." T he cold -rolling fanbl1l's now' in op(·ration at Ravens wood ore for the prl' ~l'nt us1ng r ough re·roll stock from thl' CorporatiOn's rolling mill <~I Tn·nlwood . Washington. In the bu1ldm~ bar~ surround ing those containing the equipment in nperal ton. work is be1ng · Prl"sscd towa rd:; rompl~tion of the 32·acrr rolluq m1ll and instafla. lion of the rem amdt•r of ns facili. 1 tit•l. ("onslrud ion wOrk is also pro· gr<'ss :n:,: nn the a!.!ja<'ent reductiun plant. fVERY DIME COUN'f6 :.. .' Ill¥---.. I' ~ �1" ";"" o ... U i I 1-..-..-+-. ..-... ...... . t' • .... ~•- - • ............... .. ..- ....... .... • Kaiser Plant (ContinuH from Pill •na) 6--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 16, 1957 '" Don't Sit Out A Cold! Try Tills! \ NEW HAVEN SOCim c>.UDEN CLUa MliiTS The Nei:Uclima Garden Club belill the1r January meeting at tbe ~x Quillen c lubhouse on Monday, January 7 with Mrs. Robert Layne and .\i.rs Henry Buci: as hostesses. Thl' Roll rail was answered "How 1 Cart' For Tile Birds." L>unng the busineu meeting Mrs James Roush waJ voted in as a new member and the resl.gnaUon of Mrs. Donald Coote accepted. Pirtures oC the Flowei Show were shown and remarks made. The program was a "Quiz on Birch". A Ways and Means COmmittee wafi appointed aa foUow!!l : Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. CanoU Adams, Mrt. Donald Brown, M.rl. Edward Ryaa and Mt!l. Thomas McGowan. bualness meetlnJ was held. PliDI were to hold a Bible Study Clau trom February 7 thru lS at the !!burch from 7 :30 to 9:80. The gioup voted to adopt tbe new bud· &et ror 1 ~1 Those t"iect~ d to fill off.i. res on churc-h counr1l were : Thomas Gnnslt.>ad, trustee and .Philip Wolpert and Bob J ohnson, as Deacons. Plans wer e made to hold a Fellowship Dinner on Man•h t . Those present were Mrs. H. L. Dyer, Mr. and Mn. William Layne, ldr .and Mrs. Harry Layne , Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mr. ~tnd Mr,. B. R. vance, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schnei1er, Bob Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas GrtDstead, Bobby and Shelby, Mr .and Mrs. "Bob Layne, Pastor Peters, Jim and Judy Fry, Mrs. Carroll Adama Jr. and Bruce, Mrs. Charles Brown and children, Mrs. William MeFarland and Raymond, Mra. Everett Roush and Cathy and Mrs. Ann Goodnite. n. was won by Mra. S. Reitmlre. llelrelhmenta were nrved by the lloatealea to those named and Mra. Maud Bridlett, M.lss Ooldye Hlrt, Mra. Ora: Gibb1, Mr1. Thomas Capehart, Mrs. James King, Mrs.[ Sara Dawson. l:lrs. Edgar Layne , Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mn. Ray :Hoffman, Mrs. Nannie Johnson, Mrs. Nora Tripp, Mrs. Thelma Capehut, Judy Athey , Mrs. Geor&e Jewell . Mrs . R. F. Bryant and Mn. Howard Burris. PERSONALS Mrs. Donal41"Brown was a business v1sit.or Ia GalllpoliJ on Wed- What c-aOJes • cold"!' Tbat•a • . b.tft.r~ Ilea oleclenee b ' : ! : trymg to solve th~ mystery for ttnturieL At one tim• OC' 1' it's bern unjustly a'hrtbut~ to deca)lln& leaves. fac-e powder, .~ [· influence of com~ts, night alt and damp c.b\Q"daea. And jUI\ U dlUIOII of a mystery as 1ls I" cause is 8 cu~ . There have been 10-For or some p«IIY .... word. _ _ ---- - _ strange. cures .adtuU ra\.e or z ~:tCDta per word will ~-- _ SIX ROOMS and BATH. 3 garages. vanced during the be cllarged for Eo\1vertisi ng If not 981 H) sel l St., Mid dleport. past hundred years paid for beflll'e the 25th of each Phone 6153-Y 1 lS 3t p \ ... wearing sn asa· · month followi:na: insertion . nesd~Yfclida bag around Error11 in AthertJII1ng-Should bll LUST - Female, white F ox Hound your neck, eating W. W. Johnston accompanied reported Immediately . Tbe D1ib wllh lemon spots. Contact Jame$ sugar moistened Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Dague (1dl of Se:nUnel will Dttt tM respooatblll> Bl·arhs , Rl 3, Pom~~:.oy, or call · with coa 1 ol·1, Madison, Ind.) to New Haven on for more than one incorreet ln10-J. 1 1~ 3!p ' drinking ac o nite Saturday where they will have an sertl.on. tea or garlic juice extendecl visit wlth lb. and Mrs. :arc or :l'b~t.su a.od Speeul N"" Bob Johnston and family. and rubbing the ticet of Even"L! printM at nguothers present were Mr11 . Phil thest with goose Jar cla88ified rates Obituaries Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greer were Batey, Mrs. Pete Burris. Mrs. Earl grease. puh&hed o~t 1 cent J)t"r word. Clarke, Mrs. Jamoea Diehl , Mrs. week end guelrts of Mr. and Mrs. \ There's only one Fields, Mn William Gibb!, David William Pinnell of Ravenswood. I I remedy that has Mn. Foster Grinstead, Mrs. Tom: .. LIVE WIRES ENTERTAlNED Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart were aurvived all com· The Live Wire Class of tbe EUB in Charleston Wednesday on busiHoffman, Mrl. Harry Miller, Mn. HIGHEST PRlCES paid for junk petiti~n paat and Cburtb met Tuesday evening ~t nes.&George McKniaht. Mn. Ray PJci:and wreeked cars. New Haven, present and that's 141 Mrs. Harry Miller was in Park, ens , Jr., Mn. Victor Street aDd the home Of Mrs. Iva Capebar't Turner 2-4414. 1 10 6tp drinking temon Mn. John Wolle and Mn. Donald with Mra. Harold Fry Jr.• Mrs. E. eraburg, Wednesday on business. juice and baking C. Riddle, Mrs. P. E. Pietena and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Roush, La· Brown ,nd Mrs. George Burn&. .aoda •.• the juice iDlplete WHKEL a.LIHK..o:NT Mrs. Clayton Athey, aaalstina:. vina Rouah, Karla Kearns and Mrs. LUT>tERAN WOMIN MilT :of one fresh lemon, b•:ai"JdUI and brake tenJ.ce 8 ROOM HOCSE, Mrs. John Stout, Boyd wean. are · vac:ationing in The LutherAn Women -held tb'if Mrs. Waid cunnlneham led the ' 8 haU teaspoon of ll•cteU'I lat'etr serN.. Well Harrison\'tlle. 1-14-3tc January m.eoetlng 'at the borne of devottons and New Yean Reaolu· Florida. auda and a hall Ma~ ~. Pom~. Ohlo · _., ... ---.. Mn. Howard W-agoenhala, w~th )(rs. ttons were given by the croup. By Tha Book 6 ROOM OUSE, witt·. bath. Letart · g I ass of water two day In this day and a&e when It'• aene~Y. ~- J . V. McGrew a~sisting . ~votiona There was also croup hymn sing· JAYI DON'T YOU k'NOW?. Falls Contact Harry Hill. ~ CIT 1hree tim.e s a. • • it, \hla remedy BOSTON - (UP- 8UTglars Baker'~o wilt give you the beat that you can treat a cold but yau c:an t :ru.re ~ f .lii,'DCIA. w>:lre led by Mrs. Paul He:adenoa. ing followed by the Lordt Prayer. 1·14-6tp trade on furniture or applian· The prolf"lm by MrJ. Harry IA)'Tie ·ho stole six eases of whiskey sense. It's Ine-xpensive. costing UUl~ more then th~ . O ,._, . -----------1 A short bwlneu seulon was held 11 and since you can't expect to cure a cold overn~l)"lt you m . - ees. 4-6 tf fOUR R00:\-1, newly furnished was a ehapter, "Read aDd IJve", with regular report.a. -om McSolla's restaurant also Ut t It as eronomicaliJ 81 poal.ble. lt bdo [rom tbe book, ''How To Use 'lbt apartment. next to Meig!l Gen· Mn. K. Scott wat prOJI'Im leader 10k 1 bartender's guidebook on ANYONE DESIRING HOME DEwe An~~er edvantatr:e to this rerr.ed:Y ._, that JOU can tum .• Bible". Plans were made to hold e:-al Hospital. Phone 18-J , Chri&'>W to mix cucklaUs. Fourteen membnrs part.lcl~ted in LIVERY of Broughton 's Dairy very pleasant drink by addlnJ a teupoon of sucar,~;~Z "World Day of Prayer" In March. readings. A trio, Mrs. Wald Cun· lHle Beegle. 1 10 6tc Products in Pomeroy or Middle. &chino cherry juJce. Even children who balk at any Refreahmen\5 we.re serwd to Uie ningham, Mrs. John Bumgarner, port. eall Walter Crooks, Phone 5 Room ffi(ldcrn AT-'ARTMENT, mcdidne .owUI down it cheerfuUy. above named and Mrs. William Mrs. otho Lleving, sang 'Open the 607,.J. After all , "The Best call Pomeroy 275-J or MiddlePowell. Mrs. Phil Wolpert, Mta. Door For Me'' and the song "They Doesn't Co ~ l A Cent More." port 6048. 1 5 U Lav.Tez,c:e Parsons, Mn- Stella Fry, Are Nailed To the Cross" was 1 16 lmoc M:rs. Herman Layne and Mrs. l,o. Jung by Ml'8. George Sayre and ~'or rell.t i!:lt·ctc\~ wallpa}:; retta Roush. Mrs. Cliff Roush. The door prize •tf'amer. Clmtun .fil4ber, Mu1 AUCTION SALE-Farm machin· STANLEY PARTY HELD dlepurt. Ph. 6265-X. 11·1-11 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ery, household equipment, misMrs. Ray Clarke recently was NOTICI 0~ SAL I . In pursuance of the order of th e eellaneou~ suppJie!l. Great Bend hostess to a Stanley Party at her i The Boar<i of Educ:at1on qf tbe borne with Mrs. Edwin Clarke 11 Probat e Court ol Meigs County , Grange Hall. Sa~ .. Jan 26, 1:00 VUI&Ie demonstrator Ohio, 1 will offer for s:ale at publie Middleport' Exempted p M. 1 16 6tc Those attending auction on the 13th day of Feb- School Dlatrlct wlll offer for ftle were Leone Sayre, Mrs. WUIIam r•ury, 1957, at 10:00 a. m., at the at public auetion on saturday, Jan· Goodnite, Mrs. George McKnight, (8) oN -E RooM ArA:nTMENT. door of the Me1~ s County Court uary 26th, t9M al 2:00 p. m. at Mrs. Emo Wood&, Mrs. Tom Hoff. ·- - - - 8 room house Newly decorated House, the foll owing destrihed the Pearl St. achool buUdin& !n m"ll:n, Mrs. Foster Weaver, Mrs. 1950 CHEVVRLE1', good condition in~ldp anrl mat. A N. Bengtl. real efltate situated in th~ County Middleport1 Ohio, the hOUiel lo-William Roush, Mrs Wayne Good· price reasonable, Lawrence Pr.meroy . 11 1 tf of Meigs, St ate of Ohio, to-wit : cated. on the followiDC deserlbed nile, Miss Agnes Grimm and Mrs. Smith, Chester, phone Cheder · real estate : Chloril Graham. Exchant~e . H4-3tp -·-• Situated in the Township of W. S. C. S. M.ITILot No. 392 Rosa Searles; Lot Chester, County of Meigs, and 1-956 PONTIAC 860 4 Dbt. The WSCS of the New Haven : State of Ohio , to·wit: Commenc· No. 391 Carl Allensworth; Lot No. Sedan . Hydramatic drive , leas WOMAN for HOUSEWORK, must ing 213 chains and 70 hnks Soulh 390, Cl)'de Van Cooney; Lot: :No. EUB Church held their Januai-y I than 6,000 miJea. $2595.00. Blaet- , live in, Mrs . l'rarl Williams, from the Northeast corner of 380 lOUth half Clyde vantooD.b; meeting at the home of Mrs. F . A. : tnars, Pomeroy. 1 10 8te 1 Pomeroy llarrtsonville Road Section No. 23, Town No. 3, Range Lot. No. 389 north haU ' .Simon Batey on Monday_ Mra. Bet-t Roush Phone 9114-Y. 1 16 3tc No. 12 of Ohio Company's Pur- $.ina:er; Lot No. 888 Flora Jolles: conducted the buline11 meetlnt ID~!S FORD V8 Ranch Wagon -- ~----:--c::-cSouth 77 deR. Lot No. 387 Clarence Fteeltan; and Mrs. Howard Burrls was proSparkling originnl 'elue finish. BABY SITTER - must be able to ebue; thence gram leader. The tcpie was "The West 14 chams and 76 Jinks; Lot No. 38'1 Flora Jonea. Sharp car . $19~. 00. Rh1ettnar'a, live in Cnll :!002. 1·14 3tc Chureh Jn South East Aeia." Mr1. ! thence North Thr('e (31 chains; Pomeroy. 1 10 6tc -----.--- - - - - - - - . - ~-m-~~~~~n~-~gaRa-~a~ thence NorHl 65 deg . West Eight ·---··· highest bidder and must be temOv· prayers were by several members. (8) chain!! and 92 links; thence 1955 PONTIAC Dlx . 2 dr. Catalina ,LUI t:h.J!:IIIlt:~:, .)t:HVH.•~ South 17 chains and 21 Jinks; ed from the prembea wtthln thlr· "Did You Know'.'" an article, waa and Cpe . one careful local owner. .,u:uK bEKVICH: 00 wau:a tw thence South t:Jcvcn fll) d egrees ty days of tbe date of sale. TUm• given by Mrs. Edna Clarke and Hydr'amatic drive. $2091HMJ. paU'tOII b)' Fact.ul1' 'l't...sned and 30' Wcllt 12 t•hams: thence cash ln hand on day of q,le. The !loU's. R. )''. Bryant gave a talk on Blacttnar ·~ . Pomeroy. 1 10 6lc I •at.eb.uak~r . t.::O~b J~Wh South liS deg. East 3 chains and Board of )!:ducaUon reserves .the "Tbe Pbllippines Are On The any ·or all bid& ' Map." Mrs. K. J . Scott - ahowed All Sizes L..£H.S, Pf·~~~·-· _ I.a..! ISO link s; the nce South 81 dl"lg. rig"bf<to re)f'C:t Paul S.ofSmart, Clln"k !Ilidea on In d'ta an d . pa k'11•• d . an. 8oercl ldYutM!II '""'n an Ent 4 eila ins Nortll 78 dcg, East 19M BUICK Century f. dr. Sed All Merehandlse • Mltfdl .. -rt Ohl• tbe meeting wa1 closecl< 'if Rev. , $potlcq orijeinal flnlsh . Dl'JIII!· .t\1Jl:V & n;,~VJSI.Ol1 .!:ii~Vl\.!1:!. 6 ~ho.ins; thcnre North 3 deg. . '·. .._ ' Scott with the benediction. Those now drive. $189~.00. Blaennar'a t'boo" :.:!00. \..ICillnU A.ppiUUk. REDUCED East 9 <'hal'ls; the nce East . 27 (12) 26, (1) 2. 9, 1'4tc. attending included those above Pomeroy. 1 10 6lc ~tu,re, U8 W. .M.aln ::i\., eOOll!roJ chains and 90 links to the Eaat and Mrs. QUe Roush, Mrs. Clayton, ' 4-:ta-U line of ~:~aid Section; thence North Athey, Mrs. E. C. Riddle, Mrs, II chams ~ nd 50 Jink s to the 1M3 CH EVHOLET 210 f. dr. Sedan Gecrrge Sayre and Mauric:e Clark. Original metall1e 1rey rini11h. ;UWUlAN • AiSJW'l"l' T.\1 . &Eh- place of bCAJnnlng , Save and ex· DINNIR CONGREGATIONAL 1/lt:E AU OUlktl~ Kepa&red by .b; cepl 26 acrt·~ 1n the Southeast Shows good eare. $895.00. Blactt· The annual Coneregatlonal Din· · ~"rl lecnrur 'JIDII. k'bOAt~ 62ft Y corner of the North('nst Quarter NOTICI Of APPOINTMINT 4ar's, Pomeroy. 1 10 Ole ner was held at the St. Paul Lu· 1 DRESS SHOP .Si.:ldlepo.-t 8-lD-tt of ·said Section 23 , now owned by Admlnlttrat.r theran Church on Tuesday eyen· 2nd St. Pomeroy 1853 BUJCK VB Roadmaater Conv. SAVE UN r'OUR SHf"J£. r~palr .1t C. K. WI!! Is Th e part conveyed latwt. of Emma M. Whlt.tMacl • In&. Followlng the dinner a short 1 herein t•onlainm.~~; 25 acres, more Dact:att4 Cpe. Power ateering, brakea, & nactne Sb.vc Shop windoW!!. AJI leather seats. Notice is hereby given that WilJ' 30 tf or le ss, being bounded by Shade $139~ . 00. Blaettnar'a, Pomero~ . Rlver, l'Xct'pt on the North , and liam H. Wbiteheau;l whose Poat ---1 10 6tr being known llli Ihe "Ox Bow" I office AddreJa is Reedavllle, Ohio (19) and devise d to Grantor by Will of 1 hn been duly appointed as Ad:es3 PLYMOOTH, 2 dr. with ___<?_p_port~nitie_s__ Harold Well s. mmistrator of the Estate of Emma heater, f. 1100d tire&, priced to Said real estate ill situated about [ }{.. Whitehead sell. Rutland Furnllure Co., Rut- LU o s th 1 1 Ch Me1g~ county, Ohio. d · ri~~.JtUrll..t. land . 1 9 Ole BarDMSim'*'n Insurance AJonc). ~h~ o.ml 1e t.lU cas 0 ester, Dated thi~ 7th day Of Janua.r)' 1957. M.td:Jiepoll.. Jo~ ll':e • AuwmobHeo 1956 FORD 2 dr. Sedan, very clean SaHI pr('ffil6C5 arc appraised at BtmciJ. Phone 631&-X 8-2CHI John C. ~con 6.000 actual miles, priced reason· -- ----~ $10~0.00 and the Lf!rms of the Jydp of th• ProltaN C•urt able, phone 197 or can be &ecn 'OMPLETI!: tnsur~'lce Protlletlw. sale arc cash m hand on the day Mtltt County, Ohio at 125 E. Main St. . Pomeroy. any· JJfe, A.uto, P'ir., Polio. cau ~· of the sale. (II 9, 16 23, Sic time before 6:30. 1 16 3tc •IIIli!, o!lllddleport. Olltta CUBtom Royal4 door Sedan, Power· BERNARD V. I''ULTZ llM CHEVROLIT, 4 dr. ~adan, VB SUMMI~ TAN ANXIOUS !lite Transmliaion. Radio and Heal· At.hnlnililralor de bonis non L I) J-.eul ~StOlt motor wl1l overdrive, radlo, HIALEAH, Fla., UP - Summer er, All Power - One careful local of the Eatate of Lillie be~t~r, aut eoven. daTk a:reen 'liKE QUIVEV property ln Monkey Tan, who Ia In trainlnlt for the Wells, deceaaecl . owner. flntah. tt74&.00. Pomeroy Motor Run. Two four room houses. (I ) 16, 23, 30 , (2) tl. 4tc 1 Hialeah park m~t.ina, apparenUj Co. 1128U can't wait for hta next race. Mn. Priced to :1 c I 1. Mrs. Everett John W. Galbraatb'a ltakea..wln'IU CHitVKOLET, 4 d!., :Z tone Thoma11 . ning thorotathbred broke loose blue fh1lah, 100 tertes, beater, H4 ·31c twice Tueldl)" and i all o P e cl eleaa. fl~.OO. pomei'OJ Motor NOTICE OF FILING AND HIAit· through tbe Hialaeh Jtable ana . Co. 11 :J8 If lNG ON INVENTORY WE BUY Probate Court, Mtls• COYnty, Ohio STUDEBAKU~dr., VB Hy. TO lhc Executor or Administradramatie drive, beater, very ITJt ... CTURAL I BIAMI tor and to such of lhc following elean, one owner, Porn• ICRAt- IRON- M•TALS as arc re11ld!.!nts of the State of Cornor Mlll & Soeond Sle. Middleport IOJ Motor Co 11 28 U Ohio . surviving spouse, if any; -·--· OHIO VALLEY .813 "FORD. 4: dr. love!)' :cream n(•xt of kin ; bcneflciaries untler ' and belle. Jatumllne, V8 motor the will. If any. ttle attorney or JUNK CO. . lull vt....r, acllo. beater, seat attorneys roprc~entlna: any of the ~vera. Fordolllatll 111d Contta. Phone SlO Pomaror aforementioned pcnons: eatal trim. •JON.OO, Pomero1 You arc hertby notified lbat on ltolor Co. 11 :J8 U the 14 day of January 1057, an In· vcntory and Appraisement of tbe . 1106 11\JICA, 4 dr. bard lop, beaullestate of Ella L. Are her, deecued, fW I tone treeD tlnlab, white late of Racine, Ohio ln nid County wall tlru. lew mlleaa:e. d)lna. was flied In thi1 Court. !low, radio, JIUior. Hearing on said Inventory and Pomeroy Motor Co. 11 28 U Apprabemcnt will be had before ~ Lhls Court on the lit day of Feb, 1:! ruary llm7 at 10 o'clock a. m. Exception• thereto may be filed by any interested party at any time prior to fh·e days before the dlte •et for bearing. WITNESS 1ny signature and Lh.e seal of said Court, thia Hth dsJo of January 1967. WAN'l 9 : f=or Sc.ie · · ----- - --S\ N HAY BOITL::D C. AS stove . . . 2 eenu per word, one lo· :;ood condltton , n:;~sonably ,ertlN. l:lmlmum c:harge 50c.pnct'd , i':~ul Lawnme , Port· 4 cents pt>r word for tbree coo land l.T S Locks 21 l ·7 ·tf ~eeutiv e JDS'!!I tiona. ~ --~ 6~ -vt.e month fw 2:1! cenu ~ Sale Rent - 1 1 '.Joticf'S ----- -- - - - - - - - Auto Sales PENN IS HOST UNIVERS!TY PARK, P&.\ UP Penn State will be the host school for this ye1r'1 Eastern lntercol· legiate wrestling championships he~ on Mart'h l~HI. MARRIAGE LICENSES Among marriage license applications in Point Pleasant recently was the followini: : Luther Olin Tucker, 29, Mason, son of Blanche May Parsons Tucker and the late Luther Otto Tucker, . and Shirley Ann Oliver, 18, Clifton, daughter of Chester Clarence Oliver and Lola Franees Edwards Oliver. 1 I , .. Safe Confetti I FRAMINGHAM , ~lass. - (UP) \ -The Denni son Mfg Co. has just , introduced the flrs t flameproof ' con fetti ever marketed t o the / United Stales --. ------ •• •' --... * !_12) _12e lp Wante~ I I • 1 1 I SIORTS I $3 I - •• >I I Mercedes Legal Notice Condon 1 ·- -- ---- I got DRESSES - quick •. l~;te otiii~~:~:;!ill,i SPECIAL! action of automnlic arc b:;oing incorporatctt in the aeries of giant hot-li ne mills that can !ake 16-ineh t h1ek, 101000 pound 1n go1s .1ncl roll them down to shee..t less than a hmth f)( an iueh ttliek. Hot-line equipment in~ludes 168in('h and 110-inch revcrslnJ "lUs and 100-inf'h five·siJind c011tirluous mill. 1'her r will abo be a 144-Jnch pl ate mill. · The rollin !:; mil l is to hiVe th{;' world's largest p)ate altetcher. eapablf• of stretching: seetlon~ of .plalt! up to 6 inches thick\ and up to 12 fee t wide. This"" is being i~lltal11•d in order to supply the ourrr aft industr)!'!! growing de· mand £M stress-relieved plate from whieh to maC'hine integt1ally stiHenerl wing pan"els and oth·t r structures. The big stretcher will continue Ka i.<:cr Afua,ninum's leadership In a develORIJ!.ent the compflDY pionee,rcd at · its Thentwllo!!.. 1\Vash· tnrton. rolling mni witi\''l.~-10.00,000..pound plate stretcher. which i" -eurrently the larg,st in o~ra­ tion. AJuminum is br.·in~ used in many architc('tur.al. .structural and eleC'tricaJ applications throughout the rolling mill. One or the outstanding ll!lel is tn the installation of ih<> firs t welderl, all-aluminum overhead mill-tYpe ct·nnes, 27 Jn all. ranging ill load-('arrying capacity from ten to 125 tons. JoE PALOOKA® THIS FIGHT IS NOT OVER: .. IT WILL TAKE A LOT MOFI.E TO FINISH OFF POLIO.' .. ,, BOB COIISI])IN£. Natior>al Sports Chairman Jor the 1957 March of Dimes, has appealed to sporll editors, promoters and athletic director• for their help in tho impending victory over polio and urges loeal March of Dimt! c:ampaign directors to contact and work with them during the drive. Meigs County Dairymen Study 1957 Cam¢tign Market Reports IContl ft~d . front pa. . OM) Ma.ne and Conm:chcut. Snow flurrtf'li were p-redicted to n.leJHI u far west lUi the eastern {)h1o Valle\· and tbe northern Grt•a\ I.ake~ reg1on. At Ollweftu N Y ., a ill meiJl hn·<~k durina: the area's wotlt l"Oh.l wave it• hlMtory Tuelday l . off sen·ice to :'Klint" 1~.000 h AOOut 30,000 pt>r!<olll were without heat m lt~mpellture low a~; 24 degrees below\. :tPr ''1res bla:nel1 on · OJ"erhe stol'!·~ in the widespread ~ld ir l:"ll co ntlllUt"d to lake II flT'Y loll uf lives ·· At Sahnl"' , Mkh , a Dlot.ber .nd her three cl1i ld ren were. beln1"ed dead ut a residt'ntlal blaze , and a father and two children W('rf' kiilhl tn a fire at Jdfer8Qnville , Ind. A fire !Jroke oul in a dormJ t,OJ"} housing 14U women at the Dixon , 01. , state schoo l, but luckily the women were jn a dining hall and no injuries were reported. Flftoen patients fled to safety in l4·Uf'· gree weather when a fir-t deo strO;,'P.d a nur&ing hOme at <."'lay City, lnd. A raginiJ: fire at Syracuse, N.Y . tlt>stroyed that city's First M~th o- . dlst C.burch and two Wiler mgs 111 the do":'ntowaliltatric At MemphJs, ln.,..fill se1·vice was iharply .telblt$1 ~ ,, conserve fuel for ptab!fe \aiitt · M temperatures hcv~red flr··.the 2Qi most or TuN-day. q qciT 1, Residents of Chk'aaM · north side battled an invuimll ilf field> mice Fcckint a wnrm·' Mnll~ rna thl" cold . ,.-;'U " ·.1 ,ikf BJ Q. A_ND LIL ABNER hPo' · ·· ~ : The only haven for 'humans UP · Prod· CINcmNATI. 0 . from the coid wave blanketing the uce : Egg:~, 1bout steady; prices paid enti1·e area from the Roekies to st tarmi, eonsumen, whi tt" and the Atlantic was Florida where A program for 1957, which may brown . A jumbos 33-39; A lar"f' overnight readings got no lower include sponsoring: a "WeiJb·• 28-30; A medlum!l 26-27; A ~mall than the 60s and Key _West regisDay-a·Month" campaign among lO· 20=24 ; B large ~Z7 . FOB A large tm·ed a warm 70 degree&. Some record lows Tuesday ineat dairymen, was studled at a 35-37 ; A medium 33·34 , B large cludcd 30 below at Burlington , directors' meeting of the Melcs Vt. , 10 below at Scranton, Pa., 12 County Daily Service Unit Mon· day night Chickens, steady; fryer ~ 3·3 ~·~ lb bC'Iow at Buffalo, N.Y., and 20 bl•· ·Prealdent Clarence Price pre-! 1~17; hem, hC!ttYy 14-17: hens, low nt Albany, N .Y. New York City braced for a sided as tbt" group met in U.e Ex- hght type 10· 12. . predlcle(.l 3 to 5·inch snowfllll . !.ension office and heard report• Butter, 90 score 68. Other early morning U!mpera· from Teclmicians Oris Smith and turt·~ included Boston 5, wuhlng· C. N. Jones. ton UJ, St. Louis 6, Chicaio 3 be· Smith reported 1,090 cows bred low, Milwaukee 5 belo·w, Millnelast )'far and Jones said 1f: herds apolis 5 below , Bismar~k. N . . ,D,. are on D:~iry Improvement pro· 14 below, Denver 3, DaUas,. 'f~x, graJDS while 12 owners are fol· 27, Bozeman, Mont.. 28 f?~ow 1 Se= lowing a sampling Wf;t plan. attle .3 1 ami Los AngeleS ,!13, . The directors planned the an· nual Unit dinner meeting late in February at a time to be announ· eed. A speaker yet has to be ob· Dat.es for variOUi. spring activitalned. ties of the Kanawha Fe:::leralion of Mrl!. Freda Henry, !\fl'S. June Ag Agent C. E. Blakeslee rc- the Future Farmers of America Bt!rns and Mrs. Clara William!! . _{l!)rt~ TB tests were completed were set at a meeting held in · were in Huntington, W. Va Th~~:~· in ltrtti, indicating 20 per cent of Ripley at thf' State I•"FA-FHA d:.y on busiiH'Rl. ali loo.l.l cattle were tested {3,W) Youth Camp on Sat urday , January Poll's Winnie Spears of Cam p wi~ . oni, six reactors. The re· 12 Conley vi!!ited Mr;s. Ka.tic Ba~s suJ.ts insured Meigs County would Attending t11e m ee ling !rom liunday evening. . be aceredited another three years Wabama High Sehool was Sam· Td~ W1lliams of Hu ntington, liV. as r~ free. my Hoffman, FedP.T<Jtion treasi,IJ;'er Blakeslee also said the : milk and .•Wahams • Cib,pter pll!sideat. Va ...at~ent S~_ndn;r ~~t.J:l ~i1¥ parcMr · ring te11-t laboratory will be · here Also attending were seven otheJ! -~~f. ·~ ~rs. _Lloyd ~'Wiiharlls. ~1;f.1laul Fitzgerald entertained in June for sample testina of members o! 1.he Wahama chapter ~t ~C:r home a host of frie nds Satherds. and chapter sdvisor Glenn Smitlr. urlf~y evening in honor of Mr. The weigh.a-day program is a The followmg dales for contests an,d Mr$. 'ferry St-ott of Columbus plan :...... at small cost - in which were selected: Oltio with o misecllaneous showt>r dairyUlen weigh each cow's milk Tl_le Oewly. weds rt.>ce1ved mw morn,jng and euening on the 15th Federtation Scholastic Contests, Useful gifts. The evening Was of th.~ month. Feed records may 1:00 p . m. Friday, Mart:h 20, 1967, spent i_n playing gamE"S. 'l'h(\•• · be k~pt and the entire material at the Youth Camp. f Cl '"'~ 1,; ~rrel;tted by the National Co·Federation Field Day, Saturday, rom lfton attending were Mrs. vp1era~ive Dairy Herd Impro\re· May 4, at Ripley High School. , Dana Lewi!i, Mrs. Ch.Jrles Cart.. ipent Program and returned to JI".edetatlon Lllnd Judgihg Coti« · W(:~ght, · lU:t. Herman Ciirtwdgh:t. the dairyman. test at Wnham;~ High School on M"rs. John M. 'Roush, ~- fe!!1rl Monday , July 8, at 12:00 n'c\oek Nicholson and Martha ~r~ . ,of aluminum per day. noon. Mr. and Mr!.. · Howar ayl;l~n Location of these plants at RavWhile delegates V'erc ta~ing of Pt. PJeasant Route ' led ;on · enswo9d in Jackson County, West care of the Federation tletllr' of Mr. an~ . ~rs -Lloyd Wil ~ s Sun, Virginia, will turn a region that business the advisors of ,oea1 day evenmg, , . has depended on a rural economy chapters' met and made arrahge. ' ~r. and ~rs. John ~ ~arns of into a modern industrial center. ment suggestions for the State Vo· Chiton visited her parP.ntS Mr. an.:t From a population of about 15,· cationaJ.Agriculture teachers eon-~ Mrs. Robey at Pomeroy, Oh10. . 000 in the last census it is fore- ference which is to be held 'Jit the Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Cartwrigl!t ca.s.t that the eOunty will more Youijl Camp at JUpley, June 4·'7. an~ Lutbe_r ,Tucker of ~on and than double Its popu1ation in the Tfaose attenditlg the meeting in Sh1rley Ol~ver were Sunday dinner next few years. p.ddition to .tloffman and smith guests MF and Mr$. Herman Up()n completion in l9!l8, the were Tom Sayre, Ralph Thompson Cartwrt.ght ~venswood Works will provide . Ri~baril Sbirley, Vernon Hall, Doy Terry Henry broke hh 1rrm employemelJt for some 4000 Wf'lrk· Njtz,, Sam Bennett and Larry Pat- while. sl~ig.b riding at school Mon· ers. · ~rspn. day. 183-34. FFAFedeJation Maps Plans For Spring Activity w .-e.oo. J Auto Servtcft Freezer Sale! BOTPOINT • E H _..oo. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Big 17 Cu. ft. Chat Type SAVE $130 CLIFTON t . I'M ~STEVE!, TI-m" MY DePUlY H~ flEEt-! ao·fHERIN' FIMNIE WITH FOOL QUESTIONS .... ---,-- - - c :of the . __ .. a'l'lo••••• .............1 ...... -~ .. e. - · 111 L .......... -·1 Oh.. ,._,r.,, For Sole -TIIAcToii'onclo®l,. at Ewlnl Hut,tqn, ~·r· V!·~· . once. Fint 341. on1y·wor1' new. ~ould be f,een apprecliled. Will ;ell al price. lllu Luor Glbbo. lell-M. INSURANCE AGEJ'ieY Fh·•· Automablle. MHitlfl Life, C..uoliY ~ - Real Eatate Broker In MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO PHONII Chief oepulr Clctk (ll lR, 23, 80, 3\e All Motes and Modoll METROPOLITAN AUTO i I I ' SALE~ I ACCIDINT 110 ,61e 6116-M Judae and Ex-Offido clerk By Mary OLI..ve ln&rtham -- Rodney Downine 110 61e JOHN C. PACOfl 6111 Dial Your S"auise Tq SHOOLD I 60 TO MEXICO C!TY Alc!C' SEE BRAD ••• 0!( / I • ,. L • • ... • • . I' • • 51=~ I LEAYE. W"fLL ENOU61-1 ALONE i" • .• ., .I ~· '·• \ . • .. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 990_ 1On your > . 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Kiildleport, 0 ., Jan. 18, IV$,7 "· ' Sthools Close _$2,695 ,iii- - · thm Only J3,000 Miles Legal Notice Adt·anrf'd types in materi.a.Js handling is being built into the Ravenswood reduc· 1ion pfant. 'I'Qe roddlng room, where the pre-baked carbon a· nodes are prepared for placement in the pots, will be completely mechanized to handle the thousands of anodes requlted each day. Each of the potlines will have 164 electrolytic cells. or pots as they are fOrftmonlv teM(le4, each conSll'!lln~ some '7!1,00() ,ampeJ;'eJ . of eiectrlcity and capable of pro· tlucll)( more lhan 1000 pounds 1956 DODGE ---- feat ure~. A high degree of mecbanlmtion . Business I~ _1~ fXpede<l lhat ingo[ resting racii i\Jes a ll d · tl:~> rollin" mill's hol-l !ne will begin opera"'lion by lht• !attN part of the su mmer. and th at fir~t metal will he poured ft·om the first pollinc or the fe · rlurt10n plant nt about the same t!me. Othl.lr potlines are eKpt'cted to rommence production at inler· \'als of 2-2~ months. Thf"' e]e('tric power rc':luiretl for the rollin.q mill apd for productio n of l~e prima ry alumi'tmm will bl! obt:uncd from !htl Oh~ Power C~mpany, American Ga~ pnd kLJctrLr Company operating SllbsMiarr, und r r a 40·Yt"ar contract. . Both pla nts at RaVenswood will h(' thl' most modf"'rn in the indus· try. incorpor ating numerous new nnd SC!lll -uutomahe controls ·o;., 4 or. ! Mr. and Mrt. Edwin Br:nkm: left Sunday for Florida. Mias Lilah Powell left Sunday for her home in Flortda . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wagenhala spent the _week end vt.it.ing' rela· tlves 1n Kmgsport, Tenn. Danil Fry of Carnegie, Pa., rerently v1~1ted hei- mother, here, Mr$. Stella Fry. - - - - - -- FAVORED TO WlN BOSTON UP- -Toug}t little Ml.i· uel Berrios · shooting for a title fight w1th Sa ndy Saddler-goes mto the nng a heavy favorit e tonight to stop Gil Cadilli of San Francisco. Legal Notice Legal Notice --------- &ion project,' Mr. Rboade1 adde-d , •·11 ~~ only part of the company·~ expanliwn pro~o:ram that demonstrat<.., our CUJWil-tlon that aluml · nurn .1} On the threshold ot it grl'Hit'st era of grow th . Only by bulld1n!! pl'Odut·twn capac ity allt'lld nt t•urn·nt rnarkt•t ll<'t"d>~ c::tn t hC' industry prU\'l(\t• th e addltJon ;ll vult:llll:' of alumm um tha t is easen tial to dt·v..loplng many l"li'W lar¥l' lonuage. mass·produ t·t iu n :~ppllca lions of nlumml&m ." T he cold -rolling fanbl1l's now' in op(·ration at Ravens wood ore for the prl' ~l'nt us1ng r ough re·roll stock from thl' CorporatiOn's rolling mill <~I Tn·nlwood . Washington. In the bu1ldm~ bar~ surround ing those containing the equipment in nperal ton. work is be1ng · Prl"sscd towa rd:; rompl~tion of the 32·acrr rolluq m1ll and instafla. lion of the rem amdt•r of ns facili. 1 tit•l. ("onslrud ion wOrk is also pro· gr<'ss :n:,: nn the a!.!ja<'ent reductiun plant. fVERY DIME COUN'f6 :.. .' Ill¥---.. I' ~ �'' • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 16, 1957 • Pomeroy Society Notes Mr. and ~irs . Kenneth Farley or CheyftJn., \\ Va. were week1·1Hl guests of her father, Edward 1-' .. r ker. Mmenw1lle. Mrs. Parker re mams ill ln Holzer Hospital. :!ofrs. A R. Kn ight 11nd Mr. and Mrs. Chul es Gib bs visited in. Ironton. Saturd11y Wit h Mr and Mrs. Howard Kress Mrs. Kre ~~ remaJJl S senously !II 1~ CohnniJus reported a.s quJte Ill. ~t r ar1d ~Irs . Dale SmJ\h and .\lr and !1.1:~ Harold Smnh v1sltt!d m Ja{'k:,u11 w1th Mr. and Mrs. Th u mil~ \h"C"lung and family Attrnd1ng Sun day Schnol and a BTL' ln ~ lltutc , Sunday at the 1dl. Zion Hapt1st Church , Rutland , Sunda) from !he Naomi Baptist Church Wt' re Che rry Sc-ott, Char· It' s ~1cC<h)C, Helen anU W11la I Brown . F'annie Russell , S. T rwd Sul Johnson , Viola Brown, Joyce 'Ann \'t'iltiams, Jonn BuJJmgton. lhe Hj~V . H E. llarrr s, Mn. Gen· ! lle Brown. Mr:-~ . Ca llie Hanks and I Mrs. Allen Hampton . Mrs. Alle n Hampton attc;1derl the board n1eetmg of the Wornen·s Auxiliary of lhc Olr w Bapt1 s! GenNa! AssortaLJon. held Fr1d2y. at the Low ZIOn Baptist Church in Colu mbus Miss Ella ll en nes~y returned to her cmplo~mcnl at the ElbNfel d store, Monday after a two weeks 1 Capt. Glenna R11mmel of the Illness. Salvation Army has returned from Elza Gil more Sr who un derwen . a week at Officer.~ Council in s un:ery at Unive r sity Hospital. Indiana. I I Continuing Our SALE HOSIERY- HOUSE SLIPPERS THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT OHIO I Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6:)44 Good Luck Clover 4-H Club . ,T--ea-c~,...;r.__s-;:M~e_e_t ....-.... P!~~sr,~~i,~~~~~ P.~~,nt~r f.~b~.4 •nd '"' ,..ding ,, IAt Portland On be held on }'ebruar)· 5 111 the Mason Metboc.list Church basP ment were made at a mcetmg or the Good Luck Clover 4·H Club on Mo nday cvemng at a regular meetmg . The dmner will be open to the publk with serv 1n 3 bvl!:mning at five o'cloc k 111 the cvemng. Comm ittees were 11.ppointed a~ Monda y m"hl's meellng to make !urtber plans for the dmner On the menu cnmmlttee are : Ann Newland , Jackie Ca pehart, Judy Hewitson. , and Charlene Diehl . To make poste rs for t ne w 11 . d Inner are Ki tty 1 Iamson , Pau· Ia Maynard, Harvietta Newland. and Beverly Burns. In charge of Chulen• Dl"ehl . It was rleelded thai the me mb(or of the cl ub who <Bell s the most t ickets to the dinner will be give n a tree dinnl"'r Mond ay·B mrclin g opened w1th the 4-H song and the 4-H Pledge followeri hy the st nging of Jesus Good things come in B packages, too . .. during this bi!;l sale you'll find it's smart to BUY THE LARGE SIZE AND /'~~~SAVE . Outstanding bar~ain s in all your drug store needs are being featured over here ot SWISHER and LOHSE 's--Come in and shop--- t<:jday. ALKA SELTZER· ~ 2S 1ab1. balance of reported a SA VI .99 .89 .98 44C 11c Kaopectoll, ,10 oz•..•.• $1.08 Vastflne Hair Tonic..... .89 46C Sallttpallca .. ....... . Aero Shave •.••....... JohMon Baby Oil . . .. , . $1.6$ $2.00 $2.35 $1.11 $1.49 .91 19C 68C 7C soc sse 47C s2c uc :\ rncctmg: of t he Southern Lo-held at the Portland Grade School Thursday l'I'L'lllng Jan 17 at 7 o'clock . 'Ille Racme gr ade teachers will have the program anJ Mr. Chatfield nf the Purtsmoutb Divison will ta lk on th~ possibility of social secu ri ty for thr teachers cal teac hers Will be ary 22 · Mem""rs going to . rS• R0 bt • l eW.IS meet at lbe church in Maaon. Rel<t•hm•nt• were •":1t! ."' •Is Stork Shower the mefirbcn of t he club bJ" Mrs. Ralph warner. • ,..,.,_ Eleanor Honored Guest Ewtng. •M Mrs. Charles Aldridge In charge of next month's meel ing wiU _-~_be Gratus Ann Aldridge and tM,Vfd Warn~. Atten~'ng the meetin~ were Kitty Hirrls, Paula Maynard, Connic NeWton, Charlene Diehl, Mr:;. Harvey Newland, Ann Newland , Patty Newland, Harvi etta Newland, Bc\·erly Burns, Ilenry Burgess, Howard Ra yburn , Sharo n Foreman, June Hill. Judy Hewel son, Barbara Wilson, Eugene Jtay . , burn, ·carolyn Dotson, Pa\fici.1 Riley, Jane Turner , Mrs. Joh 11 · Turner, Judy Turner, Sharon Me-Daniel. Kitty Williamson , Ann Harr1r, June Van Matre, Carolyn' Va,n Matre, Carol Ann Ncv11le, Gratus Aldridge, Jackie Aldridge, Tom my Ewi..Pg, David W11rner, Rnbcrt Tripp, Shelrion Housh, Barb<~ra Sherry, Georgie Sherry, SbirleJ Smith, Daniel Artis, ~lr~. Cb:Jtle ~ Aldridge, E leanor Ewing, jean Warne r, and Jackie Capt' hart. 54c WSCS Prayer StartS T I•S ' Venl·ng Gbf A prayer group, s pon .~o rcrl by theW. S.C. S. of the Hea th Melhodist Church, will start lhis evening wit)l their finlt meeUng at 8 p . m . at the church Sunday School room. . MillS ~ern ice Bowen, Spirtual Life rh1urman of the WSCS , is in charg(! of the a:roup and Anyone lntereat(!d l! Invited to join with the membtu In the ir service. Car.?l June Roach Passes Exams For Registered Nurse uol. 73C LIQUID IA~IIIo ... $12S Lewis H. Sauer's Birthdays Are Observed Sunday which opened wlth dcvutw ns by Miss CarOJ I Roacb.1of New Mrs. Guorge Parker who had for Have n , a Sl'plember graduate of her lop1c, "Love ·• 11nrt :-enpture the Holzer Ho spital School of re~ding 1 Corlnthian s 13 Ml!lll Nursm g. has successfully pass'd ho-1-s responde t tu tlw rnt l call 1 the Ohio Slate Board Examina- with a New Yt•a r:; lhuughl . lion s and is now a registered Followi ng the business scss1on -11urse. fl social ho ur was f'njurf'd . Mr ~ A!\ s uch shfl is entitled to use Parker read a poem The New the leiters R N. after her name Ye1u·" composed by Mrs. Jacob ac-cordmg to Wayne B. Foster, Hoi - GIGeckner. 1zer Hospital adminis trator. She is a graduate of wahama Present w~:re :\Irs ·1 .1\lmHs Got!· j Jligh School and the daughter of glem, Mrs. :\lart Crary, M 1~s LY· Dale Roach of New Haven. dia Ebersbach, Miss Carri e Y~·a· ger, ~rs , Albert Youn ;..:, Mrs. nlu · eckner, Mrs. Ric-hard (';;mpl>ell, Mrs. Par ker , M l~S('~ Augus1a and Ada Ge nhdmer, Mrs C. E:. W Downie. ~Irs. Neutz: tng and Mr~ 0 . H. Myers. 59 NEW PATTERNS ...z. $11t , 98C ' REGULARLY -SOLD FOR '5950 Once again drastical~ ·reducedt9 .......,...... . .......... ..,.,...., ~ • '""'""'t ........... COlD IIMIDIU ROOT ........... ............ rl $ 95 lm""'" batlona. bO ltwap..J.'o lumptl You ean't •uy • &a.. 'l'l•lity, mo,. holoiltioul7 comlorloblo 1111i. 'I'HI tor the Prescriptions Accurltely Compounde4 HEATERS · Complete With Tanks 2-59,900 BTU Heators $39.95 each --- 01rins nearly UO ~" lho regulor ytal'rouna prioe-Gt a lamoaa Seall'-;Natural Re.tllt'tbutlon•lne . • •• DO Ahead! FUEL OIL I' • . . . , ........!IIIII... CRIAM OIL· There's Plenty o# Cold Weather money I • l-$0,008 BTU Jloa,ter $49.95 mJoyed the veteran .nd tbe talent. :Jilnlor pefftmDera PRESIDENT STOPS Ot.i A PARCHED OKLAHOMA FARM I WAS Fred · MidBrad Maag and or whieb included olio, inter-act perf01'111ancea, qnd the traditional minstrel with black face end·men. Mush: was presente<{ b)' Mr$. Lillian Steiff, Dolt Gruesttr .Jfow· a~d Byers, L. R. Wiley, Si~fum Coate ,Paul Hapton•tallr-'lien Ken· nedy Jr., Thomaa Skinn\r. BarDara Jones welcorn:ed the audience and introduced Cash 1\ai!r, who was aMounee"r for the olio. , T e annual P()-Mid-\\ a Band Festi'Val wUI be given Saturday, January 19 at 8:00 p. m. in the Middleport High School Auditor· . ium. The program will be eonducted by Mr. Ernest Manring, Di· rector of Mustc in the Cleveland Public Scfiools. I Advance tieketa are now on sale and mliy be purchased from any member of u~e three j:larticipating . Albert 0. Ward · Dies Suddenly 0£ Heart . A k waP:oo-:er .. E "XaJI Slated A( ''~ ~ ~~.!>¥..~"'an~~-. 11 . on·.-~ ~· ~·ri~fip ,.. o_r-.~ . }.~ ''StUmtiO, Betty HarTIS, Bonrue van Cooney; aons by Debby and dan" Grueser; duet by Maida Rot11h and Jariet Rummel and a· a"ina:iftg and dine~ routine by Bonrile Van Co_oney~ .Dixie Pierce, Gail Stumbo, STYLE 909 Carolyn: Milhoan, Phyllis Stanley Jut\lor KennedY. Stephen ·Coats: Bruce Bradford, Kenny Lewls and Sl1•; 11,.14,16,11, to, UtA-,16t,.!o,· ~~~ 10~21'11 011 ow 8~ qualify wash:-fctll COH~M, nJ.. . 1 .tt4 wfth • n....l... poJtralt n.c-1. lno. White lfll'lltoiMd cotton yotle wttlt .._. p/pl"' oc:c.ntl. 1-4 Inc~ COMOalod Jlpp. clotft~~. ILll£, PINK, GRE~N ELBERFELDS POMEROY MASON CITY Housewares For The Home •Pyrex Ware •Porcelain Ware •Aluminum Ware •Granite Ware •Dishes •Glass Ware BICYCLE SPECIAL $35- .•. ' $12.95 ~'.!-1; " D6ia, lllr. ' deputy grand ·matron of 25, OilS In dlttrhtiJ 11106. 'F uneral .•rvices will ~--= held Frida)'"\ at 2. p.m. from lhe Hadley An enmlnation fw Rural Car- Fliilenl ~ome, corner o( Fiftb rier for · the _post ofl'ice at Lan,ifvllle, Ohio wm be epen for accept- and Wooster, Marietta. · Langsville PO Meigs-Co Fanners ·Appheants .,.,, - •nd ...., .......... Renu'nd_ed Of ·F•_ ..--...•... '· ____ Date Offer Assistance To Vendors On Sales Tax Retum persons havin' Ohio vend. ors' lJcenaea wiU be required to tile· their next aeml..a.nnual salea tal returns by laauary tl, 1857 for the period Jul,- 1 to Deoein- to ' ber 31, J~. o«<IJ<Ilng annquncement today by the :oepm... mf!nt of TaXation, DivillM of Salea and Highway Use Taxes. 'R eturns maJied to tbe Treasurer of State should be postmarked not later than January Sl tO noid a $1,00 a day cbarp tor delinquent filbtg. . Te asslat venclora with these returns, tbe Department of TuaUon bu irnn.ed to have sn Ell· .mlne1·, C. A.·. Bathbum, atation-as follows at Auditon Offict, Mela:• County Court House, in · Pomeroy, Obio, Monday, Janual')'. 28tJ1 and Tuelday, Jam.&ary 29th. Vendor, serki!'a assl~tanct trem tbe e~minet will bO required to .pre,ent aU tecorda nedinary to , ·~bitanU.ale ~c fieure~ to be repPrted, auch' as "- cop)' of thelr · return for the prd'viou1 period, a ~rd of grOSI ind m~empt 1alei and a record of ~ble sales of 41 eeat.l or over for th! ··period ea lldi ·• HE ..CAN· H·UIIil IT·! • j. "1[!1; a 11 ll.arty "The Bock " u f the G i8tb th ond halt of 1050. Cwitlnvecl ..., ,... lf'lld) .- 011 The Brlghteai'Camer In lllldclleport .' H • '' ' Twelve Schools In Meigs County · Foreed To Close By The \Veather ~Inter s bitterest weather maintained its seige of the Me1gs-Mason area today witb tbe mercury tumbling to 10 bezero and for t_he ~irst time in several years threatened to freeze over the Ohto RJVer at this point. The lowest temperat~re reeorr:led here in rocent years Will!!!! 28 degrees below zero m the 1935-36 winter ahd prior to that Truck Overloads Result In Fines For 6 Truckers Overloaded coal trucks on Mei gs County roads principally on State Route 143 resulted in the assessment of $212 in f ines and cost..8 Wednesday when i.ix truck drivers were hailed into Mayor E. F . Robifl'lon's eourt b;r the Oh1o H1 ghway Patrol . . Arrested :1n.d fmed for overloadmg or trucks were : Miles E. Cain, fined $25 and costs; James H .Clark , fined $215 and costs; Samuel B. Vrim, Athens, fined $59 and co~ts; Nathaniel M"Cum· ber, fined S25 and costs; Harold W. Brown, fined $25 and oosts and Jay HaJJ Jr., fined $33 and costs.._,. Weather 30 Days ' 1• a very F~'~ •>f. PI'•.yer and great .stateaman ~~~::::~:; he says slmply, even ng r::',ne:!wi~etbe it, with his rather, f. ''""" tn the making." intD management · the u the Mission +::ori&reiaUon heavy welgbt champion. his mes~age, the hearers will, He said that the former heavy the Impact of a personal sin· welabt k~ng had retired from the cere prayer: "Thy kingdom eome ring with a hall million dollars which has been well invested ·to on earth as (t is In beaven. - be· care for him aild his famlly. That .l(inaina with me." Marciano _,Iince his retirement had Many local persons will rememput on wc.~gtt and nc:iw scaled al d ber the great book, "Christ or the about 240 poun s tndian Road," a beat seUe:r. Alter spending his apprentice years as a missionary lo India, Dr Jones returned home on furlough and Temper~ce wrote a report of his years of >ervice in that land of complexitiefl. He was urged to have lbla -eport pJ"inted in book form. Tbe was book which has sold over one opu~ million COpies ~nd hli.S ~n transWednesday morning, at two spe- lated into 20 foreign lang_uages. cial as~embly programs at Pmn-· 1 f'ifteen other books, including croy Sen.ior Hiih Schoo), the Jun· ·'Abundant Living'' and "The ior and the Senior bigh &chool Way" established him as one of student bodiea and their fleulties the autstarlding 1uthors In the observed Temperance .Day, c. s field -of religious literature. His Gibbs, superin.tendent. of the Pom· "ateat books are ''1'h.e Way to Power and Poi11e"' and "How to be eroy Public Schools, annoUllced. ~ -~~~~'_:_:.,~th~:.~:.~l~n:~.~-:.~Yn~IM_•r_· \ Da"y Js pomeroy IJi. Assemb}yT ' in 1917 when the temperature took a drop to 33 below. Det pite tbe cold and biting weather the road crews of Meigs County and State Highway Departments WGTked until late Wedn~sd ay clearing away roadways and making them passable. It waa: re ported today that all roads in Meigs County were now dear of ice and s now. WJtll e-nly hilly back road~ stiJ I_ being slippery in spots. ~dtl wtnter majnt.aining itJ icy gnp on th t area school cbildren · throughout the arel were getting . • an Uns('bedufed Vatation due to 1the cold weather whieh prevented <~chooJ buieS from startin1 a n d kept schools from being proper.ty warmed County Sebool Superintendent 0 . O. Patter\On's office today re- r.•ull I 1 I $5,000 KIDNAPING REWARD se.rvjce was re!ilored w'e4Dee. ' 1ay night to tbe Jut of eight · :ommunities which· were left 1 ·.vllbout b'1at during .tbe ..-ea't worst cold wave io hlstOrj The service bad been .bllt OU o more tban 30,000 resideilta ID "te Oswego vicinity i!ue iu a ltd valve break at Syr~ie", EICPI.. I-on Kill~ th,... An explo•ion in an enline roOtD J{ the Panhandle Elltem PiP' ~, inc Co. at Liberal, Xan., ,. Wednel.'day night killed three pQ., the ,hove wond•rful ;ons and forl'ed a cutback in aaa '> ervice to indu.strial Ulti'S in •v!!tal midwestern state1. Two persons were kllled. and 'wo othel':!l were mlsiing ll) ID e:.:~ plosion and fire in a two-atory Jack W. Carsey Attends State Farm Bureau Meet The Rev. llalpb Zundel," .pastor CHIMNIY ON FIRE During the 2 days meetings State penonnel rrom lhe :Oh~o UniversiJy College of Agric~lture a round table on f11ture trends in Ohio farming. Penonnel from Farm Bureau lhen discussed 'IIVJYS and mcLJns of kctpl:ng pace with thesE' lrc-ndF. held The Racine Flre Departn1cnt watJ called to tbe residt-nce o[ Beulah Morril Lhis morn.hl ~ at a .m. when the !loo11n a chimFeaturl'd spcilkl'r was •E dw..-d ney ia:ntted There was no prop- S. McFaul, nutcd lecturer and erty daruge reported. · humorist. w . •·I'· :m· ~"{,k n;:z; .,.ntral N•• yQrl.~~ato ~:1 s The progtam was sponsored by a Transformed rerson.'' the Pomeroy Chapter, · W.C.T.U . nnder the chairmanabip , of Mrs. GlenrOy EwinR:. 'She was aecom· panied by three. W.C.T.\J. mem·· bers, Mr!l. Gladys GibiOO, Mrs. Carol COok and: Mr1.1. Alma Parker. The program began with the Jhowing of ''The Friendly Enemy" a, sound film produced by the National W.C.T.U: arp:nlzaUon. ByJack. W. l'aney, manager of the means of cllem.istry demoru~t.rat 1 ons Meigs County ~·arm Bureau Co-Op It Showed the barmfuJ effects of attended th~ slate wide f'arm alcohol on ora:imic material and Bllr.!BU Cou11t y Managtn m:eeting human hodi9J. held January 9-10 in Columbus. of tbe Flnt Baptilt Chutch, Pom· croy, spoke tO the student body of (ContlnuN on ,..._ Mnn) Forecasts said cold air dra.lJJed from canada is being replaced with warmer Pacilie air that will boost temperatnres frOin below WASHINGTON (UP) The zero into the 20's in the Midwest. Weather Bureau predicts cold However, they warned a fr.elb onWeather !or mOat Of tbe nation Jiaught of cold air il eJ:peet.ed ' tor the ned 30 dayL to Invade the area by Friday. In ita monthly loi-«ast, ihe buHeny Duth Toll reau also looks for "freqoent A United Prets count sllowed .at snows'1 in the e:nl:em states from least 51 deaths blamed ·on ih., Carolims northward. weather since the start of the It said that until mid-February, eold wave Monday. Tbere w~ temperaturts should be below nine in Indiana, e.igbt ia New normal for molt of the natiGn, ~oct, six i_n .D!inoJs, three each with nurthf'astern stales having m West Vugm1a, . Peanaylvuia, the greatest sub-normal weather. Virginia, North Carotin• ind It said the only area eqected to Michigan, two in New · tnglancft have normal temperatures ia the ~wo in Iowa and one each' in Y.iJi. hr Southwest. 1iasippi and the Dirrtrld of C9t The bureau said that rainfall lfmbia. ·~ • ~ would be above normal along tbe 1'he snow sto'tm snarle.i tralltUNDERGOES SUROIRY Gulf_ Coast and _east of th~ Appa~ portation in the populous Eaat Don Young, son of Mrs. Vietor lach11n Moun~ns. It sud the <Uld authorltier; -warned ·motoriata Younj", Meigs County Polio Drive Rocky MountlllD sta~s also _.should ~bat drivin,g conditioos r;mliDed chalrn'lan, underwent bone sur. bD:ve an unusuaJly h1gb amount of ·<very miserable'' today, gery in St. Anthony Hospital, Co- ram and sn~w, ~ehools were cl~d .in (be mblumbus on Tuesday. He is in ~n the Mutwest, the snow and Jrbs of Wa.shington, D. c., and in -Room 2M and reported as "doing ramfaU shouldi be below nor~, Dutchess County;- N. Y ...n uUo well." the burca~ sa d. mated 20,000 commuten ~ de___ - - - - - - - . layed in getting to work New I July 1 to Mi'l'ber ,I, 19116. ISAKER FURNITURE ,.rtJ, .com- ot ""a ance of .apphcanta until FebrUary Richard Hovatter. At the intermission Maida 3, 19&7 the. COmmission announced ·Roulh aang a solo and the orches- today·. tra played 'il.'verll popular 1num· f<>< this examloa.llou " .~.. . ben.., . • must tptuaUy ~ within the JU"'1j Endmen lor the mlnsttel were delfvery t~f the above-mentioned Robtrf Morri1, Frank ChFI'Is~brew, t<¥ ·.LewialL Sauer, Thon1RS Kelly, Ed.IJ~ IAJjlll ward MeColllb and E!JWud l{lteb- · for oDe J'@QI ·.next pr«edina: ""'e c:loNo1 liMe for al!4!eptance Of _ . · ea. SiDJers were Bill Turner, beb- applieatl.oilll· ·They must haW lleiU (_:ouaty frumera arc re-ra Grut!.!ler, Kitchen, Morris, Calli reaebe4 thtit blrth~ay ori the mhld~ th•t . Janu~. 31, 1957 is Bahr, Barbara Jones, David WIJey, eloalq daie. thtlre 1• ao tilu:l~ the '•~!!· date em. wb~h Joan~ ~r Ftank Chft,ebrew. Myrna Maq, mum 'tte ' lill}iL lfowever. pei'"Jool .PUrt~- qteementa will be availStepbpn JacoM, Kelly, Pat VattJha ;iba hav-e paaied the age of 70 tlble on wheat, o~t1, rye, barJl='y., · ••· .. .._ and •q.vbeaftli. . M~PTiliS. Sauer; pantomimiate, 1 AU necelsary:'·doc:uments must .Betty Harris, Bonnie V~q.- Cqopey; lhY ~ - COOAII._,ted on Y fo. '""'"'. ::""' ::newable appolntm.en&a of be ~leled b)' clOse ·or: buaiaes& dartc:er, Gail Stumbo. · -· . Ji' , · · on t~ abbv~ date. . Chorus members int!luded Dixie Coinple~ iDformatlotl abou~ the Farmer• muJ reeeive hdorma· Pierce, Maida Roush, Phyllis Stanley, Betty Harris, C•rolyn MUhone examinaUOn "ii!uirements and tian at .lhe IC'cal ASC Olflee. Ma· 1 · Ie Bu ng, pomeroy, · ilpp11~·tons Marilyn and Sharon Roush, Janet In ... s IJ:U~tI~~ for II ina IOJI Ic T. tmp 1~ Rummel, Jean Dabo. may be ... uoro-1 n9'1 ,st e po... o1• Ohl o. liCe fot Wbieh" th.ia'ex.l.mlnaUon IJ· ~---.,---beJQ announced. AppliCation M•IOS 'GINIRAL HOSPtTAL forma m"Uit -be Wed witih the U. Adndss~ons: MrS. Lorena Ault, S. ,ClvU · .strvlft ComrniMion, MlddlepOlt. Wi»titJttlim 20, D. c. and mult be Pilcb"!p'(es· J'"d.te fi,ct, Pomeroy. r~N ~ potf:marke-d: not; la\er, Bil1hr, Mr. and Mra. William . I ~-!fli'Jh,e .elollne-~te. . . ~It; llt!idlttPort. a son • Au 'AVE ............. H"'"''" ported, Rutlnd Grade and Hlib School, Salem Center, Jfarriaonvill.e Grade and High School Be .lford , .Bradbury, Salisbury, chester Grade and High School and Tupo 1 Plains Grade and H i 1 It 1 pers The arrests t!ame about as a re-- Schools all closed due to the io suit of spot cbetts condueted dement we3lher. Wednesday by the Obio Highway In the East, residents from wa1 made today Patrol of coal trucks using State Union Telegraph Route 143 after numcrou.~ com· New England to the mld•Atla.atic made appliation u plaint..s had beeu registered con· states dug Gut from the W()J'd for tbe permission cern ing the 'eonditlon of the high. ;nows lorm of the winter. The telegraph of· way in which it has been charged :;t~rm Wedncsda)·. borne oa icy request bas that the road conditions have Nm.ds, dumped u~ to 8 iD('bes of been caused by overloaded coal snow in Virginia and a foot or trucks. more in sections of N.- England. A below z--ro celd 1PtiW .._crippf:d lhe nation 's midlan4a ove~ ~ ·weathermen prom:l'ifd4 biitf 'Warmup" . was on ita n 1, from, or ~ places, Canada. :. ..., .. The first part had' the ,handThe procram to be played is as painted backdrop of HawaH which waa made by Gordon Guthrie, Pl'i• foiLQwa: "M~rcll Forlh" by Donald cilla Harpole and Robert DeLay ~oot:e: "San1us". by da Palestfina; last year. The performer. were in "Beethoven .Fifth .Symphony" arbrilht sport·shlrt'• abd ~·raditional ranged by Walter Beeler; " Amer· Ha.,aiian leis .and s:arongs. -Musi- ican Folk Suite", by Harold 'Walt,_ cal numbers included solos by Bill l)trner, Frank. Cheesebrew, L. R. "Jn A, PerSian Market," Albert Wiley, Cash Dahr, and an- insU"u· Ketelb<y; by ~old (laC mental duet. Howard Byers, L. R. Walters; "Voo Doo'' by Harold·i . . . Wlley; a hula by Gail Stumbo and Walters; ·"Red Rhythm valley", hl' J..ocal OES Chapters reee1ved a tomedy routine by Eddie Kitch- Charles ll]ll and ''Washington !"oat word, Wednesday of the death of •9· Keith Anderson, Eddie Gruea- March" by John Phdlip Sousa. Albert 0 ., Ward, 249 . er -.Md Kenny Lewis. Mari8Ua. The •eeona part of the one· ln• "Viva l'aulo" l.._,lng geoattric patmn --Weste.-n Union Asks To Close Rutland Office bands. · _,,., Mothers To For Polio Drive Thursday, Jan. 31 The Motbl!n March on PoUo in Mei&J County will be held Thunday January 31 begin•ing at 1 p. m. in Pomeroy and MiddleMrt and dur'~: Lhe day time throughout the county, it was announced todlly by Mrt. Danny Thompson, tbairman of the Motheu March. The Mothen March is sponsored each year by the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, who solicit voluntePr workers tbrouc-hout the county to knock at each door to collett funds for tbe National Fo~ondation of lnf;mtile Paralysis. Thb year the \'oluntcer worken will also distribute cards urging everyone to take advantage of the polio vaccJnt!, a~ adults need the~e lihots as well as children The Sorority is also sponso:-ing a Mareh or Dimes dance to be' held at th ! Pomeroy Junior H igh School Aud itorii.Ull, January 26 Music will be furnished by Sub SteeJe and his orchestra Inlm Ironton. DtYid oraera ihoWinr tbe amounts of M•lllpll pur-chased dllrina: Lhe sec- (• ___.. po;.M'1d•Wa Band perform.,-, lnduded Ike and Barbara Jones, Myrna Mill F • } T0 Be .ond Pat Vaughan. lnl•rla<utor lor estiVa !rhow Hibbs, llleport businessman. w" director oroduce, the G'IVen sal Urday show a two part h · , ' new Vendors ..m 'll!jl ~ - ~ulred t.o ~~rin1 copies of_ theif purC'haae I ' Ice and snow didn't keep & large audience from ~ttenditig IIIL~ddleport performance of the .Suilflower Mln>trel sho~ · W.,...~sday night at the High S<hool auditorium. . . · The sbqw, which hu . ~n spon.O.e.jlhls year by Fides Lljdge, Knights of PylhiJs, and the Senior Class of Middleport >High School, was presented to an entbUBJastic audience who ; the $2.95 ly Untt.4 P,.u Oh&o: ._.., C iM~dy IN win4y ._.Y with Mc•lon..l lllfht ...,. lhh aftomoon .net lwlftlht, Net .. c.lllll .... PtorfJo.-i . . ., WMt •nod south portton. ..... . . afHI 'rW.y. HitJh todey 11 to 24. low tonitht 5 to 12. FrW.y cioN, witft tnow Mrttto SINGLE COPY~ Wiley, AT Year alter Y!IV•••. Sunflower Minstrel Draws Full ~ouse At Middleport Wed. Nite ma~u. Debby Grueser Bicycle Special At very reasonable pric"'Complete line of supplies. Januar,.l7, IJI57 WIATHIW • ercury • •• It Dur ing the business seui~· was voted to purchase two large ' Mrs. Noah Hukins is teaching kettles {or the school .kit~en. today m the Sixth grade sulM!ti- JUlin coats and storm hats .purtutj.ng for Mra Ferne Gaul. chasM by the Anociation lor the Mrs. Clarence Dicken accompan- three patrol boys were displayed by Ralph Spencer. The attend· ied her brother, George Rice, and a11ee bauner was awafded to the sister. Mary, Rutla"nd. to Columfirst grade tauaht by Miss Farie bus Tuesday. Erlewine . Robert thrlstel, Springfield, and A movie "Tbe O!"eat Waltz" 'y;as his fiancee , Misa Loia Peeke Col· shown and Bobby Jacobs per· · umbus," were dinner IUet>l~ of formed several ma"gic tri.ckl, dur· Gene Grate Saturday. ing the program bout. Mrs. Hazel Board and Mr. and Mn. Robert Carruthen left Mon· Refreatunenta were served by day for Columbua wherF the for· the Coa~pon aroup, from a tabmer'a nephew, Robert Lewil, is le centered with bowl of lruit critically ill at Mt. Carmel Boa- with green candles in erystal . pita!. holden on either side. Reg. $47.95 26-lneh SUPER ANAHIST $119 lng. NO. 233 ¥on~•)' : . evening at the &ehool with lllrt. · Donley Reibel pre1idcnt, presJd~ ; S~op Picken's 2 Big Stores ANTIHPTIC $160 WILD• · Th e Central PTA rnet VOL VIII Mrli. Minnie Neulzli ng president, pres1ded at the mcelm g ZONITE SHAMPOO 11!101. Central PTA Meeting Hetd Monday Night chureh. $119 101. MAINUh\ served salad, crackers and coffee to the members and one guest, Patty Lowery. II OZ. NERVI HE ·' 1he officers: Mrs. Lowery, Mrs. Lewis H. Sauer, Mrs. Peul Haptonstall and Miss Farie Erlewine 10c $1.41 PHILUPS i weekend with hu mother, Mrs. versity Theater pcr{ormanee in• 1. B. Downing, who Is senously , Athens Saturday evenblg. United Methodist Doug~ters of Ruth Closs Meet Held MILES MILIC Of the food and Mrs. Myron Miller as chairman of lhe din ing room committee. The Group trill have a new s ummer pro ject. They plan to save (5c each day during July and August and pre ~nt thetr offerings at the Septemhl:!r meeting. S alet~ Tax stamps are tu be collected at the Febru ary meeting. enttne I Mr. and .Mn. Rod1:1ey Downing Mr. and Mr•. RolaDd LeVI\&ahft. lo"islted in Charleston over th.e and Gene Grate attended the Unl· · Mr .and Mn.. Lewis H. Sauer, who celebrate tht:!r birthdays on January l3, were guests of honor Mrs. Robert Lew1s was honored Sunday at a dinner given by Mr. w1lh a stork shower Monday evenand Mrs. James Pullen and Mrs. 1ng, when the Second Monday and Mrs. Frank Wilson at the Pul· Sewing Club met at the home of len home. Mrs. Patnck Wood. Spring Ave. Mrs. Wilson baked the birthday Election of of£icers was held \\llh Miss Martha Howell chos"en cake which was served with ice as pre5Jf:lent; Mrs. Wood, liccre- cream arter the friPd chicken dintary 11nJ treasurer an<J Mn. Geo- ner and the ,guests Included Mr. rg e St· hneider, publicity. Secret and Mrs. Sauer anti CarolYn, Loii,. pal names were drawn for the and George; Benny, Ann and Shar· year. on Wilson ; Susan, Stephan and ' A sal<Jci course was served by Stephanie Pullen. ltw hostess to th ose named above anrl Mi ss Elc>anor Rotr >on. Mrs. Pau l Klm•s. Mrs. Dwight ParkCr, Mrs .James l'lathworthy and Mrs. Grace llultcr. Favors were small slorks. The IH'X' mee ting will be held 1\ th e horne or Mrs. DWlQht Pa rA tY(olvc o'dol·k polluck lllnJ:hkE'r eon preceded th" January nH'd· mg of the Dau g hters of Ruth dass of the lJ nil('d Method1sl Church held M o nd a~. at tlu: Jun~ YOU Sill o[(ieers preparing 6h;ru-· M LARGE PRICI Maden, 48's. . . . . . . . • • luttrt cr- Shampoo U. S.S.S. Tonk •••••••.••• FHnamlni,IO's ••..••• lydia Pin.ham, 72 labs. In Cough Syrup ..... . lllqutl Deodorant. , •••• Fastt~th ...•.•. .. .... N~:wland '1 1hUfSday Eve $63 .51 in the treasury. Readings were also given ~) Judy Turner, Kitty Harrls, Sbaroo McDanocl, Paula Maynard · and Rdrcshnient s will be In charge songs were led by Patty ·Ne\t!Jind of the Portla_nd tea chers and all and BarBara Witson . ' _teachers are mv1ted . Mrs. Ch!orus : \ Gnmm 1s presiclent Of the associ· Rev. Richard Wright ol'# •O.:'J,,M~_( alion and Y!rll. Robert Louks is Ll1li !on Meth"olliBl. Churth asked;,em•r $eCrcWry · bl " . bers of the club to atte~:~n a urch ' ' -------gettmg new s paper pu JCltY ar'! services in Pt. Pleasant Jack Stewart, David Wa rner, and AND NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS scripture by Barbara Wilson, A reading wa! given by Henry Bur· gess and the thought for the da } wa s prese nted by Judy Hewetson Ann Newland led the group in a prayer. · The secretary's report and roll Clilll were given by Secretary Jack · ic Capehart and Treasurer An n • Middleport Society No~ Mrs G<.~ll' Hvsell read excerpts from thr stud~: book "The United 111 11! the hospital there. Nations and Us" when Group 1 Forrest D. .Bachtel was a bu~ln· · of the Women's Al!iocJation met at c~s visitor in Athens Tuesday. . . . .-.) the First Prl'sbyterian Churrh on Miss Jean Lama, Village TreaTuesd~ty cvf'ning. surer, atte nded the Inau guration Mr.s. Donald Lowery, chairman, ceremonies at Columbus Monday presided 01nd the devotlonal serv- and s pent the weekend with Mr. ice was conducted by Mrs. Joe ttnd Mrs. Ernest Jones and c:bUghBatley on the topic "Christia ns' ter, Catul Jean. Responsibtl!tics"'. A question and Mr. and Mrs. Don Burkey, Marianswer penod followed the pre- etto, altcndcd the inauRuration of sentati on of t he t opic. WilHam O'Neill Monday . Mn. PLans wer':l made to serve tbe Burkey is the daughter Gf Mr . and BPW !)inner i n February with the Mrs. C. A. Emmisb, Middleport. Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Soeiety Editor, Phone 6079 I $1.25 Anacin, 100's .. , ..•• 98c $1.00 N. R. Tab1els .. , ...•• ~$1.25 lysol, 14 oz........ ·78c Bacline, 16 oz. .. ......... $1.47 Tums, lin of 200, ...... , •• $1.00 Presbyterian Womens Group I Meeting Is Held The Daily Sentinel • I MAill MtDONALD bolda up her check for $5,000 In Bever}f HU1s. Calif., placed on depoait With Al Hart (rlgbt), preaidltllt -of~• City Natlonal Bank of Beverly Hills as a tJtward tor latonpat.iou. leadlrlg to capture of her kldns.per-'5. Her attomey, Jerry Qlealer, la &t IefL Mean.whUe, pollee aaid they could find no kidnaptng evl~e at h_!r ~~flf!£~~~-~~.l build ing at West Peoria. Dl., Wednesday night. A $1 million fire at Springfield, "\tass., raged out of "tODtrol for ~wo hours Wednesda)> ~a.u.d elg"t firemen were bospiWJied for treabn«.>nt of smoke inhalation. The biting cold cOntitiue-tJ to 1ct records, with the me~ diving to a record low of 7 belOW rero during the .night at COlJlbtlMas. Ohm, and 6 below at Cleveta~d. Dotrait Tjetlr F..._. Temperatures · :zero at Detroit since Dec. 17, . River wu solidly fr02en Detroit and WindsOr, lhc ftrst time in many Coast Guard cutters (Contlnuod <in - ·~~:~'::~. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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