https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8bcc3cbe8b4673fdd5437510bcff618d.pdf 4f2e10b2188d7ec4baac1b45e5092011 PDF Text Text '' • 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 - ·~~:~'::~. • �!.-Dally SeDttnel, Pomeroy-tpddleport, 0., Jan. 17. 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book The Daily Sentinel f DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA BIRTH A.INNOUNCIO Dr and Mrs. J a mea P. Ft1he1' of Col umbui are ~nnouncing tM birt h or an e ight pbuud daua:htet'. \\'(>dnesday J anuary 16. at tbe PubliabeG every afternOOD except Sunday by Tbe Ohio Valley -bou.t. b.. at 110 ~c St .. Pomeny, 0 . Bllliines1 oUice P De 818, edltorial office Dbone SSM'. • RICIIAAIO S. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIR N RIYNOLD E, GREENE - EDITOR HI Le~!!,~ t~verti!Ninf representative, BottineJli.JO.mball Inc ........ n nve., ew Yort City, 16, N. y , ' .. ~..,EICIIII1!"'...,ood"'._, II .eeoftd elau malliae matter at the post oUiee at , ruO. Unl \'t"rsi t y Hospital. G~~~.. d~i~;'.,~~ ar t> Mr .and Mrs. l' aui Mirwrsvll!e a nd Mrs. John P. Granrl fil' ld of Massi llon. Mr. and Mrs. W11li am Fisher , Minersville are great grandpa rents . tents SUboetll>lf t _on rates: J?elivery by l'arrier where available 30 whtft':nr.:rre. one year LD advanee at. The Daily Sentinel office, 115.10· 11K fttl . ~ ~niiOtta lt . By mad one ve"r $8: six months •• ••· t'..•u~ ~- -~-·:.,: ._: one three months, .,,......,, ............., -....;......-: month. Sl. $3.80. By motor roUte SKATING Polio Is Not Yet Whipped ~ The Senior Youth Fellow.sUp of the First Baptist .Church had a skating oartv and weiner roa,s t C~t tltf' Adkins lake .Mondav evening. Eight et"n members r~~nd eaests 11-•ere acr omoanied' b\; their aclvi ~ nr . 'Mn ~1annlng · Kioes, and Clifford Stumbo. . PoUo patients of the nation would be in a dangerous posi~ !'~~ ~ many P!"'ple had the erroneous idea, that paralytic pollo IS IC .ed at a time, when the current March of Dimes is desper. atelv m need of funds. Mr. Ba~il O'Conn~r. president of the National Foundation lot Inflltltl)e Paralysis, recently said, the danger to poUo patients had been enhanced , by an unfortunate misinterDreta. !tOn .or hiS remarks pubhshed on the occasion of a birthday jn: terv1ew earlv l~st week, In which he discussed what tbe Na~ I !loftal Foundation nught do when the polio problem actually ·-- • AT DISTRICT MEET had been reduced to a· minimum . "Some PE'Ople anpar•ntly thought that our looking abead to 1M future nad a direct bearing on the present," the March of D1mes leader declared. ···nut, as a matter of fa ct there can be no .~uturr. until the ,Pro.blems of lhe present hav.; been met. Like anv: orga~llahon dedicated to the public interest. we have b~n dtscussmg and investi~ating possible courses of fu· lure action In serving the American people, for we know that some day polio will be conquered , now that we have a preventIve vaccine. "But to view this as an indication that our original goal alrelldy has been achieved is a distortion or the facts at a time · when our obli~atlon to at least 80 ,000 old polio patients Is most Pressing." Scientific research for Improved treatment, r~habilltation and polio vaccines, as well as professional education to train PA~TY TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chon,..el3 --------Thursday Friday I WIAZ·TV 6 ·!\,.. CHANNEL 3 WSAZ·TV CHANNIL 6·56 Sia:n On bl&ft 0"1 7:110 9·00 10:00 11 :00 H :30 12 :00 12:30 1:00 I 7 00 Today Coffee Time Home The Price ll Ri1ht Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough lt.Could Be You Tlc Tac Dough II Could Be You Ourrent ? ·OO Cam•r~ Guct To Sebool 2.30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3 :00 Matinee TI-.::at"i 4 :0' Queell F~r A Dar 4:4ll 5 ·00 8:00 Comedy Time ~:30 ·u,. Lillie Margie !'i :W J'lalt and Scruus Show News Picture · Sports Ey• Weathercast Crunt''h and Des D.i.Ditt ·S hore Sba7 1911C Newa You Bet Your Life 6:00 6 :30 6 ·45 6 ·.i5 7:00 7:30 'i 45 8:00 6:30 Pe~Jt'• Chotee 9 ·00 'fh,. FOrd Sbow Lu.t. .Video Theatre 9.30 10:00 10:45 . N-ewJ Ueadlittoet Weatherca!l\ Press ·BOZ . 11:00 11 :15 TOIIicht · 12:30 SliD 12:00 1:00 uo n-1 '·I .· 11:20 drt ll:30 I2:3tl CANDY SALE urgently needed physicians, therapi st> and other medica·! ex- _ _J~~~~~~~:":~~~~;.~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~ l!"rts and care or new patients this year, all depend upon con. I _ ==-~ f1nued public support of the 1957 March of Dimes, Mr. O'Con~ special songs. A . ploy was,.. Mr. and Mrs. Tom \'ost. nor Said. h~arsed. The meeUna closed w1tb Mr. and Mrs. J, 1\f-. Gaul went to AlfRED "1 wish I could issue some kind of victory statemen't now S. S. attcn?ance on Jan . 13 was tbe MYt benediction. tbftt we have come this far in the tight a~ain.st polio, h~ add· 4S. the offer1ng _$7 .24 Th•re wae an attendanec of 21 d "Th . .• ' Worship 9cl'vlces were held at 1t lal,ll: Wedne1day prayer services e · ere are ma·ny e!ements of VIctory m existence - re· 10·4S with the Rev Grove bring- with Nint Robinsoa lelding. This Home-made eandie• are on sale at tbe Tri-Luster Cleaners tbis week. Mothere of Seniors at Mid· dleport Higb Sehool msde the candy and the profits will be used toward the trip the Sen iora plan to make to New ~ork City this spring. This is one of manv money making projetts W}Jich the Seniors and their mothers have •· dopted for raising the nrcessary cash tor the trip. CoffeE" ':"ime Hom f. Tbe Paice is Right Truth or Co n~ueneet 12 ·30 2:00 P:arton'e Stt.d:y 2:18 'hllaeuee Ernie Ford 3:00 ~itinee Theatre t:OO QY.eep For A Day f:t5 ilotiepn Romaaees The Rev C. E. Hoyt, Mr. and ).frs. David Darst Jr , Mr and Mrs Paul Smart and tdi so~ Bak· cr wer(' in Rio Grande Monday ~~ 9:30 rvenin.( to attl"nd a South-Central District Summer Camp Campai1n . mHting at the Baptist Church. A dinner was held precedinr the 11: meeting and several llntc omcers II :30 11:80 were present. Today 9 .00 10.00 11 :00 I ! :iO 1 C::arttltt 8:00· 8:30 6:,5 8:11 7:00 7:30 1:tll 8:00 t Modern Romances Comedy Tim .· My Little Margie Wild BiU HJckot News Picture ~pons Eye Wealhercast Death Valley Days Eddie Fish~U Show NBC News Blondie Life of Rilf'Y On Trial Big Story t:av.oJeade of SportJ Jo &mous Fight, News Headline! Weat:,ercan Press Bolt Tonight Sign Ofi WCHS-TV Channe~ 8 ~,===-=-.:._ Wt~l'V CIIAIIIN~L·t--wCHS:Tv CHANNIL 8 C•"t it 1!l Kang•·oo . " ~~ 9:00 Morning Show 10:00 Ga~y Mooreh · U:30 SL·\ke II Rlr B:f ·9~aia KaoJ&roo 8·.,.. ll!wolilf Sb(l .w 'I lo:;,.e, Rich Artliu,. 11:10 Slrlll; 12:oti Vilia~t ~Lady 12ll& T-. - f Llf ,. . Wve o e '•:10 ·dtateb For Tomorro• lUG GaldhtoJ Llgbt 1·1)0 J(l.ti • Kit0 lie of · tho dlamoad'o put oro bpi, 1101 oomelbloc o1 1 reeord ltoolf 1a the nrn 11 montho of J.Ha. It bid 138,1138 vlollou durin• lbe · period, with Rocbeslor, !DI' !be tblrd aueeeuivtt month, Mndlna: the mOlt faru to tbe Hall In No- c' --'INCQt..M!_J.AX FACTS No, 1D d • C your Tax Bill ·~ . "-· -.c.. AeoM Cou''~)' Pomona DA I LV c R0 ssw u ? D GRUE • 4 SWITCH HOUGJri:ON, Mich. -Houghton County Sberiff F}'ed J . Paulson WATCHE$ BY ELGiN $33.75 B. H. SANBORN only . MUi and Hancock Police Cbief Raymond Smith swapped jobs Jan. 1. Smith <lefeated Paulson dn .the Repu.l)lican and then won The Han· then decided to Smith'.a successor as JEWELRY STORE St. ••1 ONE PHONE CALL COULD SAVE ACln -g "'·' ·- ...... ft "~ .MI!WI ii "" '· 111tl~»n bM'ilrtllll~ decide to "'k outa!d.e belp. " I . - - "'\ Ia~ ,...ltltl """II• -leol .,..,..._ ~................ l'lm \" toatt"rd~··a WE SHOULD PRAY FOR A 9A.Nt MlND IN A SOUND BODY-JUVENAL. ( 'ryptoquvtl': Dlltrlbuted by I Klnr Fn.tiii'M Syadlr••• CALL CIVIL DEFENSE , ..Mufi.N .. • , ••Uo ,.,. M ~ ep~>l"llfiell tNro\. .fi\1 A4_,"""t c.."" -------·-Siop-loopf ... Double.waU •quart·tub wi.lb coac-ahaped bot~ tom lolda mort water couuuttioa """ 101p. wltlr aad wort. Splaat. ......~ ..... ollloot. 11141 clolko. l•lltr•• ta ftur ablt lep. SeJ wuboralhelpl •ott comfort• able '" you. AAI• - j ..t to 11aevea II h11ti1M l.r !friiJtr,,. Swilp freely-and loeb ill aay of SO .p olitioa•. talta ... 11r1e roU•-ODe 6rm. 0111 lexible -111 out mort moieture. ~. • GYUFOAM washing action .. ~ fasier 1 cleaner wasbiags, j - .. ~ ' \ •·, ' Security, Purposes. Mrs. James Hunt and Jlrl. Cbra Day were m Gallipolit; Tuelday '*' GO bU iiflhS. lb. Cut from young, corn-fed porkers , • , every pork loin must measure up to A&P's rigid standards of quality. • The)"re priced for savings and guar- "" = AJ,.P SUPER~RJGH T QUALITY ··· LEAN - anteed to satisfy or your money back! P~rlta,~~fJS S9c Roast 0 '" '"' =· ·- '"' .... '37 (.•. EAN PORKERS CHOICE CENTER 0 R CENTER RIB CUTs LOIN ROAST lb. · HOW DO YOU START DRAW 1 lNG Social .,.urlt7? To. get Soc1~. 8e(;urity be.•··~~ 1011 m~t.~Jnlilte. app}lcation .<iO<:ial &ec!P'ity otfice or . epresentative. The Social Secur· •L)' repre&entative is here in Point • 1easant,,at the Wl. Va. .nent Office, the Fir1t and ,·ue&da,v8 of eaclt month. When iOU go to see him, take with you a eopy .p f yQur . Income Tu Form 'Oij J~, (Thilt means you will aave " fl.ll. out ,(lbree l<KOF Tit ~.orJJUJ; ~ to aead ~n, one to keep 1or )'Ourself, ad .oae to to lb. pkg• REMOVED m ~ll'l. '""'· to eaplllre-~· lb. Y· table · . UJ~~-~~~~~ · Maytag Master $139.00 for at Jiftle u There's a MAYTAG modeffor every need, every purse •• , $2.oo don1 ~· a per .:1eek Use Your Old Washer for Down Payment lbs. LEAN,IOO% PURE BEEF do. Social Security benefits.· Social Security will only pay one year's back ":dy hinged lleMI II -~1 )'OU iicate, don't worrr about ,jecurity hu other ~heckmg on how old As for receiptt a .:her.t, money order stub, or any ilther receipt you might have will would lose two yea.ra of AlullllliUII tub. •. won~ niSI, rOl, claip or peel. Sediment~ weor and tear on <lotbeL Sale pUIIII· bvtto• conttol. :January Specials COMPLETE BATHROOM s• cast Reg.•l!OUS I SINGLE LB. • ;; ... 31: Ground Beef 3 RUTLAND FURNITURE Ml~fll (UUI'IItdU Square porcdaia• cn·1ted tub adlb qpKity, speeds up ••Mill.. (lyrafoam loy111 Olefl1h1 FLORIDA .. . EASY PEEL ... FULL OF JUICE Temple Oranges Florida Marshseedlel$1 .. , Full of Jul<e Faney Caban ... Grapefruit - Sib bag 59t: Famou~ldaytasqllal• hy ~ t'utOres ' ' •yet PHONE 2-4811 RUTLAND . dz. Lire• 8 Size 69ci-.. .. 0 Pineapples - - - 39t:ea. California .. . (ll'11011 l!ld Tender U.S. No. 1 .•. Size "A" , , • Willie, Mealy ceoMn Eaotern Cobblen , Broccoli - - - lge bch 19t: Potatoes - $179.95 GAS RANGE RICH & FULL-BO~IED 1·LB. BAG VIGOROV~ AaP . & WINEY 1-Li. BAG VACUUM-PACICID COFFII $109,95 ~99c 7-Piete Chrome BREAKFAST :sET $79.95 .. •TERMS .. .. L it costs Karctly mort tbaa lownt • .Pti«d .,asbft, ~-ltf" ctJ' \ r McMaster Hardwue aad Furnllure N. 2nd A... Middleport ~ 9.t c ; Iron Tub Fall Size Hardwlek Reg. '99.85 lbs. '·· Thrifty PRODUCE VALUES From A&P Reg. •139.811nlltalled for 4-- \ Drinl R.,.r C.W. Col., • l.owoot.lolllo ........ .....iw.. IIOY.u; aiOWif Mftl.llle parenta ~r and Mn. IUipb Badgley of Tuppera Plaint. 7·RIB END ROAST Securit.y the more you will dra,v Other Points To Remember: We have bulletl111 here in tbe Extension otfice which explains in delall Social Securicy. H you 4Want one, Iet us knOw. If you are eligible or the widow of a sell-employed fanner, get lo touch with the Soclal Security Adminlatratioa. U you would ~ elieible and wait, uy three years, before making application. you lloiPt ... AdjVJt- .I • ,.,.".,.,., • .vhen you become eligible lor l;x!nefits. That, is why it is to your 1dvantage to your advantage to ' Jse these oPtional methods in :iguring your income for . Social u $rlitlr Cepadtr. ftsftr Wadlilp ... square tub lc:tirul. . ' ... .. LDg you paid.,$ocW 111M and 111118, ••b · 1. . ST LOUIS - (UP) -- A au.burwatebred In borror whrn 11• fou r -moatb-old dath· rhund puppy backed lnto a .bfaV)'duty floo r model electric tan. Tbe puppy't ta tl wa• unjured, bot the tan IGI I two of ltl tbree blades. ban fam1ly curicy card, 7.0"" Birlh d you have ~ !l"d addiQt! •t T-hl'up "SUPER-RIGHT" QUAUTY Why Use Optional Methods: The more you pay Into Social .;oclol .............. a. ,..., ADwlda lllorrb ,... one or ...,,. fa vorite redpet, "Macaroni Salad" u jncome for SOcial St-cu r lty AUqra WUJ It reque•ted to brin1 purpoee1. one of her fnorite recipe• tu the net meetlq. 'l1le Qranee d osed in tr you rent )'OUT farm, l he r e n t rauiar form f~ tb soelil hour paid )'Ou if ineOme for Social with the ~. llr. and Mn. Dale Sefurlty pul'pOKI 11 )'ou mater- Bac:bner, Mr. aDd Mr1. Huold ially participate In th~ manaae- .Rke HniDli:'reJbment:J of und and coffee. ment ot the rented land. Thi• il wlcbea, coo -MI'I. Ruby Halliday a tin~ line and in e:ue1 of doubt, deei11ona will be bl8Cd on the original aereeJDeat between you L<lart 1'11111 and your renter. Mn. Albert Hill Jr. 1pent thr weekend wkb ber aunt Mn. Ray Womf!n can tt.trt drawing bene- Sayre of Jloteville, Ohio. tile at 62 but tbe benefit paymen t.s Mr. and ·)In_ Bill:r Hill Itnd are reduced. ehildren spent Sunday with ber 11200. Ing. or ••J••• HAillSOMVILLE work aolmJJJ, annot be coun ted Optional Method of Pa7bti on Mr. Ernie ·and Hila TwUa Rich Your Eamlngs For 1956. ard were business callera h Instead of fiauring wbat you Point Pleasant Saturday and vii.L r tted &om your farm, you ean ed in the .home of Mr. and Mn .s e how much you gro88ed from Stanley Adkins Of New Haven. ·our farm to figure t:he amount Mr. aitd Mrs. LawrenCe Wolfe o1 of Social Security taxable tneome Union were Sunday guests of Mr -'Ou h&Ye. If your grou was $1800 and Mrs. Lawrence Rlchll'd Woll •r less you may pay tax on twoand new daughter of Davie1 bird& of the amount. An example: Grov~. f rour gross eBrDinga WeTe SlGOil Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tbomps011 SOO times % eq:uala $990. $990 Martba, Joe and Virllnia of Ver s: th~ amount tp:ed for Social ieeurity purposes. non spent- Sundax wltb Mr. an•. Mrs. Harry Thompson of Oak Another way to tl~u~ your Grove. ' mount taxed for i,ocial Security Mr. and Mrs. Paul BlcMing of mrposes, oth~i thaD your actural Point Pleasant were dinner guest~ tet, ls this. If you grosst,d more Su_nday or •t he former's father and ttan $1800 but netted less than mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. F . Bless- n200 you may pay tbe tax on ..reta, .I:"' 111d --'---LETART, .W. Va. .J.._,.. _ 1:1Ned!aa lltocll: ~ WP"' "' -·* ........ r. NOTICE 13 "E The ult of SOCIAL SIICVIUTY. H ' M Meigs tb! w I"J bent fill . wan..,.. '· ...,.,., ~ w ~ "PAlM NIWI" • Meigs County Pomona Grange Meeting Held Friday Evening C'rran&e ~end Mtl. Aikins to thU MU1on. At the Social SeeurUy u4 mot In re1ulor oellloo l'rldor '!lie Stole Dlpul)' Muter lllr . come Tu meetm1 Iut Pridar UN eveolaa Janulr)' • It the Rock lone• uqed all Granaen that had SOcial Securit7 RopraeaiiiiYI S;t'lft&J Grana:e hall with Qllve not done 10, to Itt Ulelr Commun- pointed out a few thinr aeu._. Granae a• bGIL The meettn,: wu Jty Servia ent.r,o blanD aent In, plored farmers ptYlnll their 8odal. caUed to order at a o'clock br allo that, '1"be Couple of t.he Security T11: or mattne appJJca. ft.mber. the master Vlr&U Atkln1 and tbe Year Contett" eadJ April 30, 10 tion for Social Secutlly benefitl followlna offtcen present Otler- all entrlea must be tent In aooa. abould kee-p tn mind. MERIDEN. Conn . _ (UP) aeer, Tom Sa)'l'e; steward oeor1e Tbe Wonby Lecturer pruented Who'a Eli&ible: Chivalry aot four younr men iato GeDheimer: l..atant Steward the foUowlng prOIJ'am-Uiiaa thoe . U ·you were & or ove, In 1103, trouble. Police 11id the men Norman Will, Lecturer, Pauline theme, "On The Threshold of a you need to pay into Sodal ... lrllubed pin bal maehin.e1 in a Alklna, Cere• Betty Leonard, New Year." curlty for ai:.: quarters to become nltlurant and took 2.000 ntckel& Flora Mildred Stockton, Pomona Open1D1 Sona, Auld Laq s,.ae e11alble to draw benefit& 'J'hiJ oo~a~(l~ri~co~m~p~a~n~lo~n~c~ou~l~dd;;~~ I!~!~~ Treat. Hwnphrey aetr~tll')", Jeu b)' all, liow to Jmre a happy Nn mnna tbat the payment of 1ut Ted Reed, Ex Com. Year ta Poem - Helen Radford yoor'• (19M) Social Security tax ~llt~f~~ Stoc:k.ton, Holner ftad- How to bave a bappy New Yea' m your farm earninJI maUl you rord. The J:haplain Protem waa in Resolution • Leo Story Readtn& •llgible 1o drow benefllll If J9V Lucille Story, L . A. Stewart Pro- "1620 ver1w 1961" ·Mrt. Kllboan .l aid ·ia 19H. · Thoee farmer~ who iem LuclUe Leifheit Vlli.taUon Get Acquainted Jlme-"How obo wen 113 lo !liM, wbo bec&ml 1111 MEIGS COUNTY with another eount.y wu .dltet~esed serving are you in S7'1 waa won .n. January, Febn.t:ll')'. )(arch. REAL ESTATE OWN!!RS and decided to vi1it Athena Co. by Mildred Stoekton. Soliloqn) April, M>J' or Juno of 111118, ore 11·ligible lo otart drarrinl the)r The tu books are now open at tbeir qulieat convenience. It on Tu:e1 • Mary Genheimer. voted to send $10 for Bun- Humorou& Skit • "lneome TiA .enefllt wben lbey pa)' tbelr 11118 for the payment of DecemCh~~;R~eliet. The Home Ee. 'time" . Ruby Halliday and Ci,. .ocla! Secutlty Tu If they pold ber and June Real Estate ... urged all Gruget to AJent c. E. Blai:ulee. QueaUo,. n 19M. U ) ou were 8G in the lut Til)[. Will close Feb. 1, 1957. post tbeir Flance of FriendJhip and Dileuuion foUowed on ~ .all or 1M5 you mutt pay tbe and fill it ln as soon 11 poulblle. c:Dme Tax and Social Securit) .ocial security tax tor nine quatClyde G. MWhone, The Lecturen Sbort Courae at "A New Year Candlelijht Dt: en . 'l'bll me&DI you are oot eli· Meigs CoWity Treuurer Columbu1 Feb 7 and 8 was an· dleatloa Serviee'' waa preaente'" cble lor SoeW SecuriiJ benefit• nonnced and Grange voted to by the officers, all present tat1~ nUl April 1, 1851. To beeollle part in tbe conclu1ion or the se, ' Jgibile then you have to have vice, which was beautiful an... etted $401)' or more from farnili:t1 1mpressive. Very interestln& Sui.. uring January, February, . and rarch of 1657, pay your SOcial ordinate Grange report• we" read by the secretary. The nex . ecurtty tax on tbe net and tben take applieatioo. Whether you regular meeting will be Mll'cb 1, at Harrllonville School With Bar· iU want to do this or not 4e· rl80nville Grange as host. Tn ~ ends on you. In all caaes to be eligible you · Fifth degree will be presented iJ mst have netted $400 or more full form. from your farm in IBM and 19118 nd paid tbe Soeial Security Tax Ia those two yean. I . • • - U :OO Vahan! !.?dy Michigan Sunday to attend the 12.15 Love of Life funeral of Mrs. Gaul's aunt the 12·30 Search for Tomorrow former Blanche Morgan. 12;45 Guidinr. Light I oo K ,. · ~· 1 h Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Grove were duced polio incidence last year, the inoeulation of more than' in8: ihe message. 1·he text was wHkrt leader is Luey Glul. : a .tf' s n.t c ea Sunday dinner' gue1ta of Mr. and 1:30 ... 1:30 As the World ·rum d"T 44,000.000 children and adults with at least one shot of Salk "Prepare to mel't thy God" and About 35 young people attended Mrs. Delbert Gaul. 1 or uroa 2:30 Our Miss Brooks NIW RRIVAL 2 :.DO ,_ vaccine, Improved natiept care . But I am afraid that talk &bout the subject "An Appointment with the turptlse birthdAy party for Our MisJ Brookt 2:30 Boi.t 11 eparty 1 Roger Gaul. at his home at sum· victory today would be dangeronslv premalure . Victory means God ." •r Mr. and Mn. William Ault are 2:811 HoU,.!>'.rty 3:00 fhe Big Payoff the end of a fi~ht and the traliriC fa <.· t is that the polio fillht is Preceding t h ~ message 32 people ner last 'l'hursday~"ning. ''FOUR·H NEwsu announcine the birth or a son, 3:00 1~e B.c PtyoH 3:30 Bo~ Crosby Show far .from oVer. I am sure the American people intend to fight took part in Hol y Communion scrGames and contests were en- • rt ttu ... u ft. Prlctcty, William Perry, at the Meigs Gen· 3:30 BOb Crosbv Show 4:00 Brtghter Day eral Hospital Wednesday, Janu· 4:00 Brirbter Day it to Its end." vie~s . joyed and rg,lfeshments of cake 1 ~> 'Maro" Co. 4-H Clult A..nt 4:1!5 Secret Sto:m ary 16. They have four older 4:15 Sect:>~t Storm - - Services were held at the Elm-. and fruit jel'Yo · ~ere 1erved to the l'"• _cHARTWfts M-EETING. 4:30 1·Edge of Ntght HARftiiONVILLI GRANGE "Wha t On Wl' ExPt"rt in 1957" pre- wood Rest Hom~· Sunday after· guests and ramJ!y of .the h~norec.j Don't forget lh.e charting meet· children. Gary, Ce'leste, Patricia 4:30 ICdgo of Night 5:00 Early Show H 1 .1 I sented thl' rollowln!( nrogram with noon from 2 to 4. The Januarr mecjtng of thr 111 <,. \l.•hich will be held this com· and Dennis. Grandparents are Mr. 15:00 The :!ar1v Show 6:30 Your F.sso Report41r arr sonvJI e Grange met In r.e g- the a ~si s! J tl<'c of tho members. h 1 · h Home Exten81on gr41 wa held ~ 6:45 Sports Parade ular session Thursday evemng T c regu .tr mE•etmg of t e · . up · .! ~ ng Saturday ···morning at 10:00 lind Mn. Charles Slndell, Spring- 8:30 Your Ell!lt. ReJ)l~ 6:!'i5 Weatherman January 3 with the Worthy Mas· Opening .!'Ong : The State Chap· MYF was held Sunday evening lalt Fpday J?nuat 1' at the A.~I. in my otfice These will be field. Great Grandfather of the 6:45 ~ort 8 Parade 4:55 Weotherman 7:00 T·BA ter Norman Will presiding. An lain's r.. es~a !o(e , ".lust What Do We with an attendance or 12 youth home of Genevieve Gut~rie. the m'bctln gs at' ~~ich we will baby is Mr. Lawhorn, Kentucky. 7:15 Douglas Edwarls appetl for Aid was granted and a Want in 1957'' by Ruby Halliday; and 2 adulh . Eugene Windland Mrs. Geneva Nolan tfught the l'Xplam "'II ·h qt,lesq6 . th b or Mrs. Gene Dodson is staying with 7:00 Art Link1etter & tht: Ktdl 7.30 My Friend Flicka 1 • 1 B dl T N led c.lcvotion 'il . Margaret Windland group on tbe "Selection artG Care , .~ ... de , ·~in e .c '' the Ault cbl1dren. 'onlrlbu'.·on to lhe Oht·o Slale I' o(·m )~ nr :1 ra ey; en ew . ., . . and Use "' Smali ElectriCal 111 uip· .o you a,~ an wer Mf"· questwns 7:15 Douglas Elwards 8:00 West Point Story Grange Youth Fund was granted. Yea r Rr•solt1tions to Live By, Lar· was pwmst. Tho 1esson subJect q l'orH' l'rnin c~ the chartin~pha 8 e of 8:30 PlAyhouse of Stars 1 1e 11 ~otne ~onomics chairman Paul· ry Cllu·k Bol1 Uced, Marjo-rie R:ice wa_ ~ "~I , 1;.,•11,1·, Y 0 1 wor k " w?r· mcnt" · · . ., -i-H l'lt!b "1 w~Jk . Remcm r-. in or7:30 Sgt. Preston o( tbe Yukon 8ttOO Crusader 1 1 1 me Atkm.a retnlndetJ all patrons DHIP n u·h w ·. Home r Lee, Garnet S~IP ,;_e ntH . ~~~ t.he Cross ~~~b ~ potluc k l.unch was ser~ed lo der 10 chart you mUst have been 9:30 Highway Pab'ol 8.:00 Bob Cummings ShO\V that they had pledged themselve~ Darhnt• r. Norman Will, Kermit Ep· candl .s on r.1ch S id~. The Blb!e the 1~ attendm g. The next mnf'l· 15 years old by Jamtary 1. .lOS 7 , 10:00 The Line Up as a part or their County proj€'r.t pi e, ( '!r f1o n ,\llol'rl s, Eddie Bradley; IIessr,n wa ~ tlw 15t h l haptcr of St. tng wtij be ht'ld at the home of an d hal(: comPleted two or more 8:30 Climax 10:30 Person to Pl"rtton to au1s1 the County H1•allh Associ · 501 110 . . .1.. by N T ~ , John . (th e ~ ~~ rnwn on the Vme Ella Yost on Thursday, Feb. 14 Y<'". 1. 4.H clui .1 0,Jr 9:30 Playhouse DQ (lll \ on .I Xt'S orma uce , d th B h l 'h bj . b "Ti M <> I S o 1 w ,.. 11:00 New.~ ation·1 lo bring to lhe mcclin~s • 11 1ronw .1.a:o: .1.1mr 1s N•ar e su t..ec1 WI 11 e mo 1m'"O . , Ch anges anD . e ranc h b es.. . I d ~ • •1 1 Ul ·H Nl<'ll·r 11:00 Up to tbe Minute N¥wl ll :05 Scanning the Weathu clet~n, soft, white, worn bedding In SoriNI St•curlty This Year; Dif. urJn g I. ~ u~mess ~essiOn e agemen . ~ Nex l Tul"~day is YOlrnr MGHT 11:05 . Scanning the. Weather 11 :10 The !..ate ~hOIV fir efothina [or can~er dresflln-..... ru.~si on and Answer period bY the by Betty Sh.:lu•r.; pres1!el..~, l4e .&. ·~- Jiarol~ S_w tz and at ~ 111, 11 r<;~~'~ i ~;: ;;n'l·5~ ion at the · ll:tft The Late $ttow lind at leut two wh•te wash ttotlf& adult group Gamel of the months iJ'OUp pl~cd rdr~lf;l ts~ hllf~ lt"f'fWU!Iams , w. Sen ior 'Hig !l'~'sFli1191 ~ ~:udltot'ium . < from each family lor the shoW~\'~ ron r htdcd witH scramblin · the If)rog~am 110r the - ~~- gt 1\ Va.,• VIS d Ns .p11rents, Mr. and All ·outh • roofl!i ·t.flihe (' 0.:... ...,. tor the Meigs General Hospllal month s Voral trio b tb gTh 1 meetmg to be held w1th the ·1· Mn. Hobart 'Swartz last Sunday _} . dgt tt , ld'tit'' 1 wou T e I •t d. (;races,. . Carrir.• ' Sheet!!y Ada e Bradree j fred ,aro,nil o n Mond a• )' evtnm~ ' . ". Mr .an d M.rs. (' . . E. . Wood e o I 1to1'(' S f:l' Jn\'1 1e o a rlcnn. . Th c Mast er appmntN 11 r. an all 4-H b h , t· Mra. M. 1. Douala" . Mr. and Mn . 1 ~(' Haze! Heed ·•swC.et H r Janu :~ ry 21. Tuppers Pl.ams vlstted Mr. and , .u s w o. can, a Don Gibaon as boats for the .ra 11 . 1r~;yol'" · ~<'ro m·p~nled by ~~r~a 1 A report was g ive ~ by I. loyd ·Mr~. Vere Swartz and William tcnrl . hest• mvsf wo~t~whlle m~t--W~MTN~-=TV~-~c=H=AN~N~I~L~173----~W~H~T=N~·TV CHANNIL~ 17 meetinM. The Lecturer, Pauline Lrt• at the Jlano Dll!ln ,l(cr on tlw skat Jng party Bentz, Sunday. ing s. · A" LO-IING 11:44 Sian On 11:44 Sigo on 1 Atkhll, u&1nJ for her th(•me ' planned fot· Feb. 5, at tlw sklltmg Llnda Sue Htrnder~un , S{lndra REGIONAL 4 II 'u:fb 11:45 Cartoon Club Club Cartoon · ---- --- - ' - --~----~ rink on Houff' 7 m•n r Clu•stcr. and Terry Swartz hllve SCHOOL. ' 12:10 Noon News 1 1 12:10 Noon News Thf' g!'OIIJI w!l! sell tickets J'or mumps. ,1 I h:IV< rioleen_'l>(\ Wbrd that lhe 12:115 Ne~ghbors II m~; this !' Vl' n1. Following this the June Yo.'\t and annual 1'1';ttonat ~ ''i'lottl'ing school 12:15 Neigbbo1'8 12:30 Liberace ,.:811 Llbauce "'D ,qroup practiced Ihe singiug of Va. reerntly 'visited ' with Rtrlh KnOr'fl fti ' charge) wlll 1 :OOFemini'le Touch )I ef80D8 e UChOD8 8f Ut -be h•M ;n H•ril;rl'gton on March 1:00 Femin!ne Touth · 1 :45 Movie Matinee 1:45 Movie Matinee I ~ - tf ·WOuld t~·· U1} kood thing If you 3:00 AlterltOOn Film Festival D to de!li~· soon whether or 3:00 Afternoon ~nm Fe1Uval 4:30 Super Serial Time -;y pT&rr ·to attend. This way 4:30 Super Serial Tim,, ACROS!!I 6. Moved the 25. [)e. · \ r ,JM;ih trsnsporation. etc. 5:00 MlckP.v Mouse Club J. Cul'nmcy (fall t1 0111 ot 11 ttritt of orUciii!J on ftJdueJ hiComt fn:r: ahou\dera acendtfl ~ details are not known 6:00 Car~"'on Club iPort .) In doubt ent f'L. ....,. fAeH Clt'U(IIq oro kH4 on information prat~t.:fe4' 1111 7. Unit or time of bme. We will advise you be A.tM~ lftiUftde ol Aoeot~•Calltf, ond thct 0.\io Boddlf 6. Avoid 6:30 Five Sta:r Final 8. Forearm Bbem · ~OI)tr~' as we receive them. •I ~ld hlUo ActiOIItltallfl •• coapttraUon w"l~ fill 10. Egr·•haped 7:00 Kukla, Fran &: ODI~ ,.,._. lkifn•• B.,.trlod.J 11. Cavity bono 27. CIIICI T!Pij FOR TilE PRESIDENT. 7:15 John Daly &r: tbe Newa 12. European t. Snare11 deity Th~ ''tl!lice or a 4·H club presl· Ill Utt ..,bott. torm•• Ia 411nl fotr Income t11: retum, or cnuntry 12. Insugate tBabyl.l dent is one of importnncc ao.d tallt lllle._..rd dt41l0tloa oo Ute "Jonc rorm," JOU are a.llowo.J4 a dtd1lc1:1 Stunted 15. Indefinite 29. Fellow ~hould be recognized as such. Uoll tt 'baa lD "rtot to eonr tucb penonal apeaae• ., loterut.. animal artlct~ (llang) Among the duties of the presUent etat. ... local tiiU. coat'lbutlonar-··_d_m_•d.:.'.:."~'·::•::. ... :::"::' . :."::.· ~ 11 rou are tiN tbat rou.r ~,. 17 Afl'ican 31 . Esker H . Voided Mill W1to&lon1 an till than 10 to deduct a oontrlbutlon which he Y..ttNI:f• .t•1we1 worm (geol . I eacutcheon aiUGanl dlduotl011, Uert Ia hu pledaed but not plld durlna the 36. Theater ltll lti. Subtle t'ma. 18 Conjunclion 33. Game . . llld tl l&llal.. tbem, But tt II tn ynr. OontrnnatiODI or tervlce.ll 37 . 1txclaft1a~ 20. Anger on nellon• w..U. l't dort oalculatta• rour are not deductible, and blood dona· tlon ot 21. Qlgg\ed horae18. Mualc note IU OD Ml.ll torml. Here are aome tlone are CODitraed ae a aenlce. sorrow 17. Yn.m ~3. Entire be.ck ......tloaa ,... abovld .. oarelvl 39. Cry or ~4 . Arrlrm 1&. ~ewapa~r- 24 . Strong, ... t& ....oolt: Tnn•pert•lloa E•pe•••• a dove Iran ~ parent :3$. Man'• man I I An emf,loyee 11 permitted to de40. Sphere papf'r nlc:kn•me 2Z. Chokh'll blta duct, In determlnlnr adjuated s:ros1 26. Undershot ) TIN .. _ , rn 1101 •• I"""' II ln.eome, all hl1 tranAportatlon n:. waterwhf'el .......lllo. '1'1111 loolvdM 010111..... pen1e1 Incurred In conaectlon With otiOIIIOtillo, QIIJiaiOI, bomo lm· bls employer'• butiD.esa tr the)' are 27. Relrntn1 beauty ~f-Ut or ....... lellll JOU not retmbura.c:t. Th01e lnolu4e rarft, ~ hn. fte tlrt ot ttcarr)'Jna automobile upenaet, ana (lt tn con. 28. Allowance . . . . .Dtlq' l•tll'.. t OD neotlon with over·al1bt travel) torwute 29. lnl!oh(fftnt meal• and lodatna. Otber IJ'IMII1se• ·· .. ··~·tlbll. I' lib If 0ll&llmtDI lrolll paid In accordance wltb an expenae uproar 1 ,...., abo1ld lit oblllde<l to allowane. arranrement wltb ,be ,.,.. !0. lmpltmtn\ ployer may aleo be deductJd for 32. River of 1111&... , fOV tblt t1111111 ... ,..,, purpou. (Chin.) Aa emploFet'e upe11.1.. other S3. Senate I I Oo• te<loral than theae caa only be dedocted If me11fnrert Ute a\aadard deduction or tu tabl• . . . " " " ' 1 '11111 IDolvdl 38. Final (tat& ... r..or Nllatoto; ... 11 not ua&d. Tht tiPtON or eomas. Aero.• • - " ro&on poD •uttoa between bome aad place ot 39 Chinen , 'N ill btt a rew •tatt4. wert It not dlduetlblt at en. ..... TOI ... lllo deduat laborer Aa "oltalde H1111mia" (oae wbo u . Solitary - - . . , . rqtotrotloa • - ••u&llf worb awa, from bl1 etn• .., ... d'l tr b..U!IC 1 42. MLLlliCII piO)'tr 1 bu•lntlt) 010 deduct all lnatrurnot ba1la.,. berore arrlvtna ~~ 4& adJuled 1ro11 lacome, Ju•t u -U. Wu In dtbt I Aaotber tneot d.._lol JOU oaa It 1at wert 11 bueln• for hi~UMU. 44 . P=N Mh U ,.. lW.lat ,O.r ..tdu.ctloDI toaD1b1&1taa to "r• MIIMih•eGIII Dedaeuo.. 1. Hall .............._ ·M . .ttonal, ltClflr J'OQ bad Urti.ID elpehlel 000• :z. E111ptlcal f!IIIU ... er ll&tnrt" orppluUonl. Dtetfld with yoqremplo)'ment (other S NQt any ,._., !»>tf._ltiOI&I IN' 4'1tdocUble tllan. travel or rehnhal'led e&PIIIliQ) t. ld'utrular ~p ~It,..._, ol' robr t.eamt~, and .rou. oan clatrn tbem u mllotllanetwltrh lf to 10 ,.,_., If at l..•t to per- QUI deducllon11. l:xamplet wo\lld be ti. Poem erat ot ,..P. laemat Wll patd a toola. unltorm1, union duel and athll to fiUalhl .,.autu.Uont. employment qency feet. Q41LY CBYPTOQUOTE - Hore'a llow to work It: .0011 or tlOIJI&.Ja. Other mleceltaneoul dtdut:!tlona Ia rGilr eoatrlbutlonl, Include the fee for PftPirltlon of AXYDLR"AXR ta't ftrctt at llftl or propertr your t.u rtturn, 10mt tlhnoar ad• l1 LONGFELLOW .a be atthlr lair marll.et 1 lhlre of lntt~rut anll real ett&tt In tbe e"H!nt of s •urprlte enemy alt On• letLer almply 11ta.nd!l tor another. In thla aample A Ia used . . . . II al tbt tltra:t tbQ' WIN tate1 pakl bJ' a tOOI)etattTt IIJ'rt• attack one phone tall of warnbl lor the lbi'HI L'l, X for the two O's, ' etl!. Single letters, ..., .......... ror uample, roa ment corporation of wblc.b you are from flne Skywateher eollld u~ a trophte, the length and rorTnauon or the words are all 'et~ ·&o ""' olluroll • •h•r. • tenant ltockbolder. city from de1tmclion, aeeordlaa to ef ....... ~llliGJI Md doubled Ia nJ no lnltructlon book wbltb eome1 hch day the code le t t en ure d!tfe l·ent. ' tbl! U, S. Air Foroe, In view of preao .W..' J(OD _,. IL to11 CI..U •tdu • with 7o11r tu rotlllll rives fUrther ent 1ro1 td ten lions more ci•ili•n 1'olIll! 1 eontrtiJatiOD. t1lt hll nl\118 Information, Help 11 alao aftllabl• A Cr)· ptnr~:ram Quota&'lon tmll!en •re n~ded in tbo Croand fit tiM 11oft ~)It thne Of tbe 11ft, b7 telephone or at olllet1 of tbt In· Observer Corps. Sltywatclu~fl ere aa C I Y V DP U UBJ ' V JYVP PI\BQSI CD ~ tll...._rYt11' t1Jb1 paid haU tlt.at ternal Revenue Service. The Revimportant element of our air dofeate . . . fol' ~1£. 4t tbl ~· &hie 70U euua Benlee ur1e. ,-ou t• eoa1ult IYII~ID. Only a few hmm a week are TUKN CIP DB 8 U- VI K L P V T P K Z P loX ••tho eaoltal • o•oporly qualldoa advleor II rou JJQuire<l. JOIN NOW I A MAL\. 01' PAMII IUIIMIIS COOPJ:IISTOWN, N. Y. Tile.U .Ball 01 1'>1111 Wblrt I'OCOI'III 8·00 10;00 Gilly M 10:~ . . ., . a-- brill>t w., to otllt 1957 ... with lower co/ree And leave it to thrifty A•P to do it up richt by <Ultinc tbt pritl of DOl jual ooe colrce ... but tllroo Wbot 1 pri~et1 ROll :S..:..S populor blendi •.• Clf<lo, Bokllr ond AoP vacuumopacted CoB'!Ml Chaqe to one of tbete .,._. coli.., tocloy.IIAjO)rfioorflavor,llld·Hvel ;level SA\Il:l ' .. �!.-Dally SeDttnel, Pomeroy-tpddleport, 0., Jan. 17. 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book The Daily Sentinel f DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA BIRTH A.INNOUNCIO Dr and Mrs. J a mea P. Ft1he1' of Col umbui are ~nnouncing tM birt h or an e ight pbuud daua:htet'. \\'(>dnesday J anuary 16. at tbe PubliabeG every afternOOD except Sunday by Tbe Ohio Valley -bou.t. b.. at 110 ~c St .. Pomeny, 0 . Bllliines1 oUice P De 818, edltorial office Dbone SSM'. • RICIIAAIO S. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIR N RIYNOLD E, GREENE - EDITOR HI Le~!!,~ t~verti!Ninf representative, BottineJli.JO.mball Inc ........ n nve., ew Yort City, 16, N. y , ' .. ~..,EICIIII1!"'...,ood"'._, II .eeoftd elau malliae matter at the post oUiee at , ruO. Unl \'t"rsi t y Hospital. G~~~.. d~i~;'.,~~ ar t> Mr .and Mrs. l' aui Mirwrsvll!e a nd Mrs. John P. Granrl fil' ld of Massi llon. Mr. and Mrs. W11li am Fisher , Minersville are great grandpa rents . tents SUboetll>lf t _on rates: J?elivery by l'arrier where available 30 whtft':nr.:rre. one year LD advanee at. The Daily Sentinel office, 115.10· 11K fttl . ~ ~niiOtta lt . By mad one ve"r $8: six months •• ••· t'..•u~ ~- -~-·:.,: ._: one three months, .,,......,, ............., -....;......-: month. Sl. $3.80. By motor roUte SKATING Polio Is Not Yet Whipped ~ The Senior Youth Fellow.sUp of the First Baptist .Church had a skating oartv and weiner roa,s t C~t tltf' Adkins lake .Mondav evening. Eight et"n members r~~nd eaests 11-•ere acr omoanied' b\; their aclvi ~ nr . 'Mn ~1annlng · Kioes, and Clifford Stumbo. . PoUo patients of the nation would be in a dangerous posi~ !'~~ ~ many P!"'ple had the erroneous idea, that paralytic pollo IS IC .ed at a time, when the current March of Dimes is desper. atelv m need of funds. Mr. Ba~il O'Conn~r. president of the National Foundation lot Inflltltl)e Paralysis, recently said, the danger to poUo patients had been enhanced , by an unfortunate misinterDreta. !tOn .or hiS remarks pubhshed on the occasion of a birthday jn: terv1ew earlv l~st week, In which he discussed what tbe Na~ I !loftal Foundation nught do when the polio problem actually ·-- • AT DISTRICT MEET had been reduced to a· minimum . "Some PE'Ople anpar•ntly thought that our looking abead to 1M future nad a direct bearing on the present," the March of D1mes leader declared. ···nut, as a matter of fa ct there can be no .~uturr. until the ,Pro.blems of lhe present hav.; been met. Like anv: orga~llahon dedicated to the public interest. we have b~n dtscussmg and investi~ating possible courses of fu· lure action In serving the American people, for we know that some day polio will be conquered , now that we have a preventIve vaccine. "But to view this as an indication that our original goal alrelldy has been achieved is a distortion or the facts at a time · when our obli~atlon to at least 80 ,000 old polio patients Is most Pressing." Scientific research for Improved treatment, r~habilltation and polio vaccines, as well as professional education to train PA~TY TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chon,..el3 --------Thursday Friday I WIAZ·TV 6 ·!\,.. CHANNEL 3 WSAZ·TV CHANNIL 6·56 Sia:n On bl&ft 0"1 7:110 9·00 10:00 11 :00 H :30 12 :00 12:30 1:00 I 7 00 Today Coffee Time Home The Price ll Ri1ht Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough lt.Could Be You Tlc Tac Dough II Could Be You Ourrent ? ·OO Cam•r~ Guct To Sebool 2.30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3 :00 Matinee TI-.::at"i 4 :0' Queell F~r A Dar 4:4ll 5 ·00 8:00 Comedy Time ~:30 ·u,. Lillie Margie !'i :W J'lalt and Scruus Show News Picture · Sports Ey• Weathercast Crunt''h and Des D.i.Ditt ·S hore Sba7 1911C Newa You Bet Your Life 6:00 6 :30 6 ·45 6 ·.i5 7:00 7:30 'i 45 8:00 6:30 Pe~Jt'• Chotee 9 ·00 'fh,. FOrd Sbow Lu.t. .Video Theatre 9.30 10:00 10:45 . N-ewJ Ueadlittoet Weatherca!l\ Press ·BOZ . 11:00 11 :15 TOIIicht · 12:30 SliD 12:00 1:00 uo n-1 '·I .· 11:20 drt ll:30 I2:3tl CANDY SALE urgently needed physicians, therapi st> and other medica·! ex- _ _J~~~~~~~:":~~~~;.~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~ l!"rts and care or new patients this year, all depend upon con. I _ ==-~ f1nued public support of the 1957 March of Dimes, Mr. O'Con~ special songs. A . ploy was,.. Mr. and Mrs. Tom \'ost. nor Said. h~arsed. The meeUna closed w1tb Mr. and Mrs. J, 1\f-. Gaul went to AlfRED "1 wish I could issue some kind of victory statemen't now S. S. attcn?ance on Jan . 13 was tbe MYt benediction. tbftt we have come this far in the tight a~ain.st polio, h~ add· 4S. the offer1ng _$7 .24 Th•re wae an attendanec of 21 d "Th . .• ' Worship 9cl'vlces were held at 1t lal,ll: Wedne1day prayer services e · ere are ma·ny e!ements of VIctory m existence - re· 10·4S with the Rev Grove bring- with Nint Robinsoa lelding. This Home-made eandie• are on sale at tbe Tri-Luster Cleaners tbis week. Mothere of Seniors at Mid· dleport Higb Sehool msde the candy and the profits will be used toward the trip the Sen iora plan to make to New ~ork City this spring. This is one of manv money making projetts W}Jich the Seniors and their mothers have •· dopted for raising the nrcessary cash tor the trip. CoffeE" ':"ime Hom f. Tbe Paice is Right Truth or Co n~ueneet 12 ·30 2:00 P:arton'e Stt.d:y 2:18 'hllaeuee Ernie Ford 3:00 ~itinee Theatre t:OO QY.eep For A Day f:t5 ilotiepn Romaaees The Rev C. E. Hoyt, Mr. and ).frs. David Darst Jr , Mr and Mrs Paul Smart and tdi so~ Bak· cr wer(' in Rio Grande Monday ~~ 9:30 rvenin.( to attl"nd a South-Central District Summer Camp Campai1n . mHting at the Baptist Church. A dinner was held precedinr the 11: meeting and several llntc omcers II :30 11:80 were present. Today 9 .00 10.00 11 :00 I ! :iO 1 C::arttltt 8:00· 8:30 6:,5 8:11 7:00 7:30 1:tll 8:00 t Modern Romances Comedy Tim .· My Little Margie Wild BiU HJckot News Picture ~pons Eye Wealhercast Death Valley Days Eddie Fish~U Show NBC News Blondie Life of Rilf'Y On Trial Big Story t:av.oJeade of SportJ Jo &mous Fight, News Headline! Weat:,ercan Press Bolt Tonight Sign Ofi WCHS-TV Channe~ 8 ~,===-=-.:._ Wt~l'V CIIAIIIN~L·t--wCHS:Tv CHANNIL 8 C•"t it 1!l Kang•·oo . " ~~ 9:00 Morning Show 10:00 Ga~y Mooreh · U:30 SL·\ke II Rlr B:f ·9~aia KaoJ&roo 8·.,.. ll!wolilf Sb(l .w 'I lo:;,.e, Rich Artliu,. 11:10 Slrlll; 12:oti Vilia~t ~Lady 12ll& T-. - f Llf ,. . Wve o e '•:10 ·dtateb For Tomorro• lUG GaldhtoJ Llgbt 1·1)0 J(l.ti • Kit0 lie of · tho dlamoad'o put oro bpi, 1101 oomelbloc o1 1 reeord ltoolf 1a the nrn 11 montho of J.Ha. It bid 138,1138 vlollou durin• lbe · period, with Rocbeslor, !DI' !be tblrd aueeeuivtt month, Mndlna: the mOlt faru to tbe Hall In No- c' --'INCQt..M!_J.AX FACTS No, 1D d • C your Tax Bill ·~ . "-· -.c.. AeoM Cou''~)' Pomona DA I LV c R0 ssw u ? D GRUE • 4 SWITCH HOUGJri:ON, Mich. -Houghton County Sberiff F}'ed J . Paulson WATCHE$ BY ELGiN $33.75 B. H. SANBORN only . MUi and Hancock Police Cbief Raymond Smith swapped jobs Jan. 1. Smith <lefeated Paulson dn .the Repu.l)lican and then won The Han· then decided to Smith'.a successor as JEWELRY STORE St. ••1 ONE PHONE CALL COULD SAVE ACln -g "'·' ·- ...... ft "~ .MI!WI ii "" '· 111tl~»n bM'ilrtllll~ decide to "'k outa!d.e belp. " I . - - "'\ Ia~ ,...ltltl """II• -leol .,..,..._ ~................ l'lm \" toatt"rd~··a WE SHOULD PRAY FOR A 9A.Nt MlND IN A SOUND BODY-JUVENAL. ( 'ryptoquvtl': Dlltrlbuted by I Klnr Fn.tiii'M Syadlr••• CALL CIVIL DEFENSE , ..Mufi.N .. • , ••Uo ,.,. M ~ ep~>l"llfiell tNro\. .fi\1 A4_,"""t c.."" -------·-Siop-loopf ... Double.waU •quart·tub wi.lb coac-ahaped bot~ tom lolda mort water couuuttioa """ 101p. wltlr aad wort. Splaat. ......~ ..... ollloot. 11141 clolko. l•lltr•• ta ftur ablt lep. SeJ wuboralhelpl •ott comfort• able '" you. AAI• - j ..t to 11aevea II h11ti1M l.r !friiJtr,,. Swilp freely-and loeb ill aay of SO .p olitioa•. talta ... 11r1e roU•-ODe 6rm. 0111 lexible -111 out mort moieture. ~. • GYUFOAM washing action .. ~ fasier 1 cleaner wasbiags, j - .. ~ ' \ •·, ' Security, Purposes. Mrs. James Hunt and Jlrl. Cbra Day were m Gallipolit; Tuelday '*' GO bU iiflhS. lb. Cut from young, corn-fed porkers , • , every pork loin must measure up to A&P's rigid standards of quality. • The)"re priced for savings and guar- "" = AJ,.P SUPER~RJGH T QUALITY ··· LEAN - anteed to satisfy or your money back! P~rlta,~~fJS S9c Roast 0 '" '"' =· ·- '"' .... '37 (.•. EAN PORKERS CHOICE CENTER 0 R CENTER RIB CUTs LOIN ROAST lb. · HOW DO YOU START DRAW 1 lNG Social .,.urlt7? To. get Soc1~. 8e(;urity be.•··~~ 1011 m~t.~Jnlilte. app}lcation .<iO<:ial &ec!P'ity otfice or . epresentative. The Social Secur· •L)' repre&entative is here in Point • 1easant,,at the Wl. Va. .nent Office, the Fir1t and ,·ue&da,v8 of eaclt month. When iOU go to see him, take with you a eopy .p f yQur . Income Tu Form 'Oij J~, (Thilt means you will aave " fl.ll. out ,(lbree l<KOF Tit ~.orJJUJ; ~ to aead ~n, one to keep 1or )'Ourself, ad .oae to to lb. pkg• REMOVED m ~ll'l. '""'· to eaplllre-~· lb. Y· table · . UJ~~-~~~~~ · Maytag Master $139.00 for at Jiftle u There's a MAYTAG modeffor every need, every purse •• , $2.oo don1 ~· a per .:1eek Use Your Old Washer for Down Payment lbs. LEAN,IOO% PURE BEEF do. Social Security benefits.· Social Security will only pay one year's back ":dy hinged lleMI II -~1 )'OU iicate, don't worrr about ,jecurity hu other ~heckmg on how old As for receiptt a .:her.t, money order stub, or any ilther receipt you might have will would lose two yea.ra of AlullllliUII tub. •. won~ niSI, rOl, claip or peel. Sediment~ weor and tear on <lotbeL Sale pUIIII· bvtto• conttol. :January Specials COMPLETE BATHROOM s• cast Reg.•l!OUS I SINGLE LB. • ;; ... 31: Ground Beef 3 RUTLAND FURNITURE Ml~fll (UUI'IItdU Square porcdaia• cn·1ted tub adlb qpKity, speeds up ••Mill.. (lyrafoam loy111 Olefl1h1 FLORIDA .. . EASY PEEL ... FULL OF JUICE Temple Oranges Florida Marshseedlel$1 .. , Full of Jul<e Faney Caban ... Grapefruit - Sib bag 59t: Famou~ldaytasqllal• hy ~ t'utOres ' ' •yet PHONE 2-4811 RUTLAND . dz. Lire• 8 Size 69ci-.. .. 0 Pineapples - - - 39t:ea. California .. . (ll'11011 l!ld Tender U.S. No. 1 .•. Size "A" , , • Willie, Mealy ceoMn Eaotern Cobblen , Broccoli - - - lge bch 19t: Potatoes - $179.95 GAS RANGE RICH & FULL-BO~IED 1·LB. BAG VIGOROV~ AaP . & WINEY 1-Li. BAG VACUUM-PACICID COFFII $109,95 ~99c 7-Piete Chrome BREAKFAST :sET $79.95 .. •TERMS .. .. L it costs Karctly mort tbaa lownt • .Pti«d .,asbft, ~-ltf" ctJ' \ r McMaster Hardwue aad Furnllure N. 2nd A... Middleport ~ 9.t c ; Iron Tub Fall Size Hardwlek Reg. '99.85 lbs. '·· Thrifty PRODUCE VALUES From A&P Reg. •139.811nlltalled for 4-- \ Drinl R.,.r C.W. Col., • l.owoot.lolllo ........ .....iw.. IIOY.u; aiOWif Mftl.llle parenta ~r and Mn. IUipb Badgley of Tuppera Plaint. 7·RIB END ROAST Securit.y the more you will dra,v Other Points To Remember: We have bulletl111 here in tbe Extension otfice which explains in delall Social Securicy. H you 4Want one, Iet us knOw. If you are eligible or the widow of a sell-employed fanner, get lo touch with the Soclal Security Adminlatratioa. U you would ~ elieible and wait, uy three years, before making application. you lloiPt ... AdjVJt- .I • ,.,.".,.,., • .vhen you become eligible lor l;x!nefits. That, is why it is to your 1dvantage to your advantage to ' Jse these oPtional methods in :iguring your income for . Social u $rlitlr Cepadtr. ftsftr Wadlilp ... square tub lc:tirul. . ' ... .. LDg you paid.,$ocW 111M and 111118, ••b · 1. . ST LOUIS - (UP) -- A au.burwatebred In borror whrn 11• fou r -moatb-old dath· rhund puppy backed lnto a .bfaV)'duty floo r model electric tan. Tbe puppy't ta tl wa• unjured, bot the tan IGI I two of ltl tbree blades. ban fam1ly curicy card, 7.0"" Birlh d you have ~ !l"d addiQt! •t T-hl'up "SUPER-RIGHT" QUAUTY Why Use Optional Methods: The more you pay Into Social .;oclol .............. a. ,..., ADwlda lllorrb ,... one or ...,,. fa vorite redpet, "Macaroni Salad" u jncome for SOcial St-cu r lty AUqra WUJ It reque•ted to brin1 purpoee1. one of her fnorite recipe• tu the net meetlq. 'l1le Qranee d osed in tr you rent )'OUT farm, l he r e n t rauiar form f~ tb soelil hour paid )'Ou if ineOme for Social with the ~. llr. and Mn. Dale Sefurlty pul'pOKI 11 )'ou mater- Bac:bner, Mr. aDd Mr1. Huold ially participate In th~ manaae- .Rke HniDli:'reJbment:J of und and coffee. ment ot the rented land. Thi• il wlcbea, coo -MI'I. Ruby Halliday a tin~ line and in e:ue1 of doubt, deei11ona will be bl8Cd on the original aereeJDeat between you L<lart 1'11111 and your renter. Mn. Albert Hill Jr. 1pent thr weekend wkb ber aunt Mn. Ray Womf!n can tt.trt drawing bene- Sayre of Jloteville, Ohio. tile at 62 but tbe benefit paymen t.s Mr. and ·)In_ Bill:r Hill Itnd are reduced. ehildren spent Sunday with ber 11200. Ing. or ••J••• HAillSOMVILLE work aolmJJJ, annot be coun ted Optional Method of Pa7bti on Mr. Ernie ·and Hila TwUa Rich Your Eamlngs For 1956. ard were business callera h Instead of fiauring wbat you Point Pleasant Saturday and vii.L r tted &om your farm, you ean ed in the .home of Mr. and Mn .s e how much you gro88ed from Stanley Adkins Of New Haven. ·our farm to figure t:he amount Mr. aitd Mrs. LawrenCe Wolfe o1 of Social Security taxable tneome Union were Sunday guests of Mr -'Ou h&Ye. If your grou was $1800 and Mrs. Lawrence Rlchll'd Woll •r less you may pay tax on twoand new daughter of Davie1 bird& of the amount. An example: Grov~. f rour gross eBrDinga WeTe SlGOil Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tbomps011 SOO times % eq:uala $990. $990 Martba, Joe and Virllnia of Ver s: th~ amount tp:ed for Social ieeurity purposes. non spent- Sundax wltb Mr. an•. Mrs. Harry Thompson of Oak Another way to tl~u~ your Grove. ' mount taxed for i,ocial Security Mr. and Mrs. Paul BlcMing of mrposes, oth~i thaD your actural Point Pleasant were dinner guest~ tet, ls this. If you grosst,d more Su_nday or •t he former's father and ttan $1800 but netted less than mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. F . Bless- n200 you may pay tbe tax on ..reta, .I:"' 111d --'---LETART, .W. Va. .J.._,.. _ 1:1Ned!aa lltocll: ~ WP"' "' -·* ........ r. NOTICE 13 "E The ult of SOCIAL SIICVIUTY. H ' M Meigs tb! w I"J bent fill . wan..,.. '· ...,.,., ~ w ~ "PAlM NIWI" • Meigs County Pomona Grange Meeting Held Friday Evening C'rran&e ~end Mtl. Aikins to thU MU1on. At the Social SeeurUy u4 mot In re1ulor oellloo l'rldor '!lie Stole Dlpul)' Muter lllr . come Tu meetm1 Iut Pridar UN eveolaa Janulr)' • It the Rock lone• uqed all Granaen that had SOcial Securit7 RopraeaiiiiYI S;t'lft&J Grana:e hall with Qllve not done 10, to Itt Ulelr Commun- pointed out a few thinr aeu._. Granae a• bGIL The meettn,: wu Jty Servia ent.r,o blanD aent In, plored farmers ptYlnll their 8odal. caUed to order at a o'clock br allo that, '1"be Couple of t.he Security T11: or mattne appJJca. ft.mber. the master Vlr&U Atkln1 and tbe Year Contett" eadJ April 30, 10 tion for Social Secutlly benefitl followlna offtcen present Otler- all entrlea must be tent In aooa. abould kee-p tn mind. MERIDEN. Conn . _ (UP) aeer, Tom Sa)'l'e; steward oeor1e Tbe Wonby Lecturer pruented Who'a Eli&ible: Chivalry aot four younr men iato GeDheimer: l..atant Steward the foUowlng prOIJ'am-Uiiaa thoe . U ·you were & or ove, In 1103, trouble. Police 11id the men Norman Will, Lecturer, Pauline theme, "On The Threshold of a you need to pay into Sodal ... lrllubed pin bal maehin.e1 in a Alklna, Cere• Betty Leonard, New Year." curlty for ai:.: quarters to become nltlurant and took 2.000 ntckel& Flora Mildred Stockton, Pomona Open1D1 Sona, Auld Laq s,.ae e11alble to draw benefit& 'J'hiJ oo~a~(l~ri~co~m~p~a~n~lo~n~c~ou~l~dd;;~~ I!~!~~ Treat. Hwnphrey aetr~tll')", Jeu b)' all, liow to Jmre a happy Nn mnna tbat the payment of 1ut Ted Reed, Ex Com. Year ta Poem - Helen Radford yoor'• (19M) Social Security tax ~llt~f~~ Stoc:k.ton, Holner ftad- How to bave a bappy New Yea' m your farm earninJI maUl you rord. The J:haplain Protem waa in Resolution • Leo Story Readtn& •llgible 1o drow benefllll If J9V Lucille Story, L . A. Stewart Pro- "1620 ver1w 1961" ·Mrt. Kllboan .l aid ·ia 19H. · Thoee farmer~ who iem LuclUe Leifheit Vlli.taUon Get Acquainted Jlme-"How obo wen 113 lo !liM, wbo bec&ml 1111 MEIGS COUNTY with another eount.y wu .dltet~esed serving are you in S7'1 waa won .n. January, Febn.t:ll')'. )(arch. REAL ESTATE OWN!!RS and decided to vi1it Athena Co. by Mildred Stoekton. Soliloqn) April, M>J' or Juno of 111118, ore 11·ligible lo otart drarrinl the)r The tu books are now open at tbeir qulieat convenience. It on Tu:e1 • Mary Genheimer. voted to send $10 for Bun- Humorou& Skit • "lneome TiA .enefllt wben lbey pa)' tbelr 11118 for the payment of DecemCh~~;R~eliet. The Home Ee. 'time" . Ruby Halliday and Ci,. .ocla! Secutlty Tu If they pold ber and June Real Estate ... urged all Gruget to AJent c. E. Blai:ulee. QueaUo,. n 19M. U ) ou were 8G in the lut Til)[. Will close Feb. 1, 1957. post tbeir Flance of FriendJhip and Dileuuion foUowed on ~ .all or 1M5 you mutt pay tbe and fill it ln as soon 11 poulblle. c:Dme Tax and Social Securit) .ocial security tax tor nine quatClyde G. MWhone, The Lecturen Sbort Courae at "A New Year Candlelijht Dt: en . 'l'bll me&DI you are oot eli· Meigs CoWity Treuurer Columbu1 Feb 7 and 8 was an· dleatloa Serviee'' waa preaente'" cble lor SoeW SecuriiJ benefit• nonnced and Grange voted to by the officers, all present tat1~ nUl April 1, 1851. To beeollle part in tbe conclu1ion or the se, ' Jgibile then you have to have vice, which was beautiful an... etted $401)' or more from farnili:t1 1mpressive. Very interestln& Sui.. uring January, February, . and rarch of 1657, pay your SOcial ordinate Grange report• we" read by the secretary. The nex . ecurtty tax on tbe net and tben take applieatioo. Whether you regular meeting will be Mll'cb 1, at Harrllonville School With Bar· iU want to do this or not 4e· rl80nville Grange as host. Tn ~ ends on you. In all caaes to be eligible you · Fifth degree will be presented iJ mst have netted $400 or more full form. from your farm in IBM and 19118 nd paid tbe Soeial Security Tax Ia those two yean. I . • • - U :OO Vahan! !.?dy Michigan Sunday to attend the 12.15 Love of Life funeral of Mrs. Gaul's aunt the 12·30 Search for Tomorrow former Blanche Morgan. 12;45 Guidinr. Light I oo K ,. · ~· 1 h Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Grove were duced polio incidence last year, the inoeulation of more than' in8: ihe message. 1·he text was wHkrt leader is Luey Glul. : a .tf' s n.t c ea Sunday dinner' gue1ta of Mr. and 1:30 ... 1:30 As the World ·rum d"T 44,000.000 children and adults with at least one shot of Salk "Prepare to mel't thy God" and About 35 young people attended Mrs. Delbert Gaul. 1 or uroa 2:30 Our Miss Brooks NIW RRIVAL 2 :.DO ,_ vaccine, Improved natiept care . But I am afraid that talk &bout the subject "An Appointment with the turptlse birthdAy party for Our MisJ Brookt 2:30 Boi.t 11 eparty 1 Roger Gaul. at his home at sum· victory today would be dangeronslv premalure . Victory means God ." •r Mr. and Mn. William Ault are 2:811 HoU,.!>'.rty 3:00 fhe Big Payoff the end of a fi~ht and the traliriC fa <.· t is that the polio fillht is Preceding t h ~ message 32 people ner last 'l'hursday~"ning. ''FOUR·H NEwsu announcine the birth or a son, 3:00 1~e B.c PtyoH 3:30 Bo~ Crosby Show far .from oVer. I am sure the American people intend to fight took part in Hol y Communion scrGames and contests were en- • rt ttu ... u ft. Prlctcty, William Perry, at the Meigs Gen· 3:30 BOb Crosbv Show 4:00 Brtghter Day eral Hospital Wednesday, Janu· 4:00 Brirbter Day it to Its end." vie~s . joyed and rg,lfeshments of cake 1 ~> 'Maro" Co. 4-H Clult A..nt 4:1!5 Secret Sto:m ary 16. They have four older 4:15 Sect:>~t Storm - - Services were held at the Elm-. and fruit jel'Yo · ~ere 1erved to the l'"• _cHARTWfts M-EETING. 4:30 1·Edge of Ntght HARftiiONVILLI GRANGE "Wha t On Wl' ExPt"rt in 1957" pre- wood Rest Hom~· Sunday after· guests and ramJ!y of .the h~norec.j Don't forget lh.e charting meet· children. Gary, Ce'leste, Patricia 4:30 ICdgo of Night 5:00 Early Show H 1 .1 I sented thl' rollowln!( nrogram with noon from 2 to 4. The Januarr mecjtng of thr 111 <,. \l.•hich will be held this com· and Dennis. Grandparents are Mr. 15:00 The :!ar1v Show 6:30 Your F.sso Report41r arr sonvJI e Grange met In r.e g- the a ~si s! J tl<'c of tho members. h 1 · h Home Exten81on gr41 wa held ~ 6:45 Sports Parade ular session Thursday evemng T c regu .tr mE•etmg of t e · . up · .! ~ ng Saturday ···morning at 10:00 lind Mn. Charles Slndell, Spring- 8:30 Your Ell!lt. ReJ)l~ 6:!'i5 Weatherman January 3 with the Worthy Mas· Opening .!'Ong : The State Chap· MYF was held Sunday evening lalt Fpday J?nuat 1' at the A.~I. in my otfice These will be field. Great Grandfather of the 6:45 ~ort 8 Parade 4:55 Weotherman 7:00 T·BA ter Norman Will presiding. An lain's r.. es~a !o(e , ".lust What Do We with an attendance or 12 youth home of Genevieve Gut~rie. the m'bctln gs at' ~~ich we will baby is Mr. Lawhorn, Kentucky. 7:15 Douglas Edwarls appetl for Aid was granted and a Want in 1957'' by Ruby Halliday; and 2 adulh . Eugene Windland Mrs. Geneva Nolan tfught the l'Xplam "'II ·h qt,lesq6 . th b or Mrs. Gene Dodson is staying with 7:00 Art Link1etter & tht: Ktdl 7.30 My Friend Flicka 1 • 1 B dl T N led c.lcvotion 'il . Margaret Windland group on tbe "Selection artG Care , .~ ... de , ·~in e .c '' the Ault cbl1dren. 'onlrlbu'.·on to lhe Oht·o Slale I' o(·m )~ nr :1 ra ey; en ew . ., . . and Use "' Smali ElectriCal 111 uip· .o you a,~ an wer Mf"· questwns 7:15 Douglas Elwards 8:00 West Point Story Grange Youth Fund was granted. Yea r Rr•solt1tions to Live By, Lar· was pwmst. Tho 1esson subJect q l'orH' l'rnin c~ the chartin~pha 8 e of 8:30 PlAyhouse of Stars 1 1e 11 ~otne ~onomics chairman Paul· ry Cllu·k Bol1 Uced, Marjo-rie R:ice wa_ ~ "~I , 1;.,•11,1·, Y 0 1 wor k " w?r· mcnt" · · . ., -i-H l'lt!b "1 w~Jk . Remcm r-. in or7:30 Sgt. Preston o( tbe Yukon 8ttOO Crusader 1 1 1 me Atkm.a retnlndetJ all patrons DHIP n u·h w ·. Home r Lee, Garnet S~IP ,;_e ntH . ~~~ t.he Cross ~~~b ~ potluc k l.unch was ser~ed lo der 10 chart you mUst have been 9:30 Highway Pab'ol 8.:00 Bob Cummings ShO\V that they had pledged themselve~ Darhnt• r. Norman Will, Kermit Ep· candl .s on r.1ch S id~. The Blb!e the 1~ attendm g. The next mnf'l· 15 years old by Jamtary 1. .lOS 7 , 10:00 The Line Up as a part or their County proj€'r.t pi e, ( '!r f1o n ,\llol'rl s, Eddie Bradley; IIessr,n wa ~ tlw 15t h l haptcr of St. tng wtij be ht'ld at the home of an d hal(: comPleted two or more 8:30 Climax 10:30 Person to Pl"rtton to au1s1 the County H1•allh Associ · 501 110 . . .1.. by N T ~ , John . (th e ~ ~~ rnwn on the Vme Ella Yost on Thursday, Feb. 14 Y<'". 1. 4.H clui .1 0,Jr 9:30 Playhouse DQ (lll \ on .I Xt'S orma uce , d th B h l 'h bj . b "Ti M <> I S o 1 w ,.. 11:00 New.~ ation·1 lo bring to lhe mcclin~s • 11 1ronw .1.a:o: .1.1mr 1s N•ar e su t..ec1 WI 11 e mo 1m'"O . , Ch anges anD . e ranc h b es.. . I d ~ • •1 1 Ul ·H Nl<'ll·r 11:00 Up to tbe Minute N¥wl ll :05 Scanning the Weathu clet~n, soft, white, worn bedding In SoriNI St•curlty This Year; Dif. urJn g I. ~ u~mess ~essiOn e agemen . ~ Nex l Tul"~day is YOlrnr MGHT 11:05 . Scanning the. Weather 11 :10 The !..ate ~hOIV fir efothina [or can~er dresflln-..... ru.~si on and Answer period bY the by Betty Sh.:lu•r.; pres1!el..~, l4e .&. ·~- Jiarol~ S_w tz and at ~ 111, 11 r<;~~'~ i ~;: ;;n'l·5~ ion at the · ll:tft The Late $ttow lind at leut two wh•te wash ttotlf& adult group Gamel of the months iJ'OUp pl~cd rdr~lf;l ts~ hllf~ lt"f'fWU!Iams , w. Sen ior 'Hig !l'~'sFli1191 ~ ~:udltot'ium . < from each family lor the shoW~\'~ ron r htdcd witH scramblin · the If)rog~am 110r the - ~~- gt 1\ Va.,• VIS d Ns .p11rents, Mr. and All ·outh • roofl!i ·t.flihe (' 0.:... ...,. tor the Meigs General Hospllal month s Voral trio b tb gTh 1 meetmg to be held w1th the ·1· Mn. Hobart 'Swartz last Sunday _} . dgt tt , ld'tit'' 1 wou T e I •t d. (;races,. . Carrir.• ' Sheet!!y Ada e Bradree j fred ,aro,nil o n Mond a• )' evtnm~ ' . ". Mr .an d M.rs. (' . . E. . Wood e o I 1to1'(' S f:l' Jn\'1 1e o a rlcnn. . Th c Mast er appmntN 11 r. an all 4-H b h , t· Mra. M. 1. Douala" . Mr. and Mn . 1 ~(' Haze! Heed ·•swC.et H r Janu :~ ry 21. Tuppers Pl.ams vlstted Mr. and , .u s w o. can, a Don Gibaon as boats for the .ra 11 . 1r~;yol'" · ~<'ro m·p~nled by ~~r~a 1 A report was g ive ~ by I. loyd ·Mr~. Vere Swartz and William tcnrl . hest• mvsf wo~t~whlle m~t--W~MTN~-=TV~-~c=H=AN~N~I~L~173----~W~H~T=N~·TV CHANNIL~ 17 meetinM. The Lecturer, Pauline Lrt• at the Jlano Dll!ln ,l(cr on tlw skat Jng party Bentz, Sunday. ing s. · A" LO-IING 11:44 Sian On 11:44 Sigo on 1 Atkhll, u&1nJ for her th(•me ' planned fot· Feb. 5, at tlw sklltmg Llnda Sue Htrnder~un , S{lndra REGIONAL 4 II 'u:fb 11:45 Cartoon Club Club Cartoon · ---- --- - ' - --~----~ rink on Houff' 7 m•n r Clu•stcr. and Terry Swartz hllve SCHOOL. ' 12:10 Noon News 1 1 12:10 Noon News Thf' g!'OIIJI w!l! sell tickets J'or mumps. ,1 I h:IV< rioleen_'l>(\ Wbrd that lhe 12:115 Ne~ghbors II m~; this !' Vl' n1. Following this the June Yo.'\t and annual 1'1';ttonat ~ ''i'lottl'ing school 12:15 Neigbbo1'8 12:30 Liberace ,.:811 Llbauce "'D ,qroup practiced Ihe singiug of Va. reerntly 'visited ' with Rtrlh KnOr'fl fti ' charge) wlll 1 :OOFemini'le Touch )I ef80D8 e UChOD8 8f Ut -be h•M ;n H•ril;rl'gton on March 1:00 Femin!ne Touth · 1 :45 Movie Matinee 1:45 Movie Matinee I ~ - tf ·WOuld t~·· U1} kood thing If you 3:00 AlterltOOn Film Festival D to de!li~· soon whether or 3:00 Afternoon ~nm Fe1Uval 4:30 Super Serial Time -;y pT&rr ·to attend. This way 4:30 Super Serial Tim,, ACROS!!I 6. Moved the 25. [)e. · \ r ,JM;ih trsnsporation. etc. 5:00 MlckP.v Mouse Club J. Cul'nmcy (fall t1 0111 ot 11 ttritt of orUciii!J on ftJdueJ hiComt fn:r: ahou\dera acendtfl ~ details are not known 6:00 Car~"'on Club iPort .) In doubt ent f'L. ....,. fAeH Clt'U(IIq oro kH4 on information prat~t.:fe4' 1111 7. Unit or time of bme. We will advise you be A.tM~ lftiUftde ol Aoeot~•Calltf, ond thct 0.\io Boddlf 6. Avoid 6:30 Five Sta:r Final 8. Forearm Bbem · ~OI)tr~' as we receive them. •I ~ld hlUo ActiOIItltallfl •• coapttraUon w"l~ fill 10. Egr·•haped 7:00 Kukla, Fran &: ODI~ ,.,._. lkifn•• B.,.trlod.J 11. Cavity bono 27. CIIICI T!Pij FOR TilE PRESIDENT. 7:15 John Daly &r: tbe Newa 12. European t. Snare11 deity Th~ ''tl!lice or a 4·H club presl· Ill Utt ..,bott. torm•• Ia 411nl fotr Income t11: retum, or cnuntry 12. Insugate tBabyl.l dent is one of importnncc ao.d tallt lllle._..rd dt41l0tloa oo Ute "Jonc rorm," JOU are a.llowo.J4 a dtd1lc1:1 Stunted 15. Indefinite 29. Fellow ~hould be recognized as such. Uoll tt 'baa lD "rtot to eonr tucb penonal apeaae• ., loterut.. animal artlct~ (llang) Among the duties of the presUent etat. ... local tiiU. coat'lbutlonar-··_d_m_•d.:.'.:."~'·::•::. ... :::"::' . :."::.· ~ 11 rou are tiN tbat rou.r ~,. 17 Afl'ican 31 . Esker H . Voided Mill W1to&lon1 an till than 10 to deduct a oontrlbutlon which he Y..ttNI:f• .t•1we1 worm (geol . I eacutcheon aiUGanl dlduotl011, Uert Ia hu pledaed but not plld durlna the 36. Theater ltll lti. Subtle t'ma. 18 Conjunclion 33. Game . . llld tl l&llal.. tbem, But tt II tn ynr. OontrnnatiODI or tervlce.ll 37 . 1txclaft1a~ 20. Anger on nellon• w..U. l't dort oalculatta• rour are not deductible, and blood dona· tlon ot 21. Qlgg\ed horae18. Mualc note IU OD Ml.ll torml. Here are aome tlone are CODitraed ae a aenlce. sorrow 17. Yn.m ~3. Entire be.ck ......tloaa ,... abovld .. oarelvl 39. Cry or ~4 . Arrlrm 1&. ~ewapa~r- 24 . Strong, ... t& ....oolt: Tnn•pert•lloa E•pe•••• a dove Iran ~ parent :3$. Man'• man I I An emf,loyee 11 permitted to de40. Sphere papf'r nlc:kn•me 2Z. Chokh'll blta duct, In determlnlnr adjuated s:ros1 26. Undershot ) TIN .. _ , rn 1101 •• I"""' II ln.eome, all hl1 tranAportatlon n:. waterwhf'el .......lllo. '1'1111 loolvdM 010111..... pen1e1 Incurred In conaectlon With otiOIIIOtillo, QIIJiaiOI, bomo lm· bls employer'• butiD.esa tr the)' are 27. Relrntn1 beauty ~f-Ut or ....... lellll JOU not retmbura.c:t. Th01e lnolu4e rarft, ~ hn. fte tlrt ot ttcarr)'Jna automobile upenaet, ana (lt tn con. 28. Allowance . . . . .Dtlq' l•tll'.. t OD neotlon with over·al1bt travel) torwute 29. lnl!oh(fftnt meal• and lodatna. Otber IJ'IMII1se• ·· .. ··~·tlbll. I' lib If 0ll&llmtDI lrolll paid In accordance wltb an expenae uproar 1 ,...., abo1ld lit oblllde<l to allowane. arranrement wltb ,be ,.,.. !0. lmpltmtn\ ployer may aleo be deductJd for 32. River of 1111&... , fOV tblt t1111111 ... ,..,, purpou. (Chin.) Aa emploFet'e upe11.1.. other S3. Senate I I Oo• te<loral than theae caa only be dedocted If me11fnrert Ute a\aadard deduction or tu tabl• . . . " " " ' 1 '11111 IDolvdl 38. Final (tat& ... r..or Nllatoto; ... 11 not ua&d. Tht tiPtON or eomas. Aero.• • - " ro&on poD •uttoa between bome aad place ot 39 Chinen , 'N ill btt a rew •tatt4. wert It not dlduetlblt at en. ..... TOI ... lllo deduat laborer Aa "oltalde H1111mia" (oae wbo u . Solitary - - . . , . rqtotrotloa • - ••u&llf worb awa, from bl1 etn• .., ... d'l tr b..U!IC 1 42. MLLlliCII piO)'tr 1 bu•lntlt) 010 deduct all lnatrurnot ba1la.,. berore arrlvtna ~~ 4& adJuled 1ro11 lacome, Ju•t u -U. Wu In dtbt I Aaotber tneot d.._lol JOU oaa It 1at wert 11 bueln• for hi~UMU. 44 . P=N Mh U ,.. lW.lat ,O.r ..tdu.ctloDI toaD1b1&1taa to "r• MIIMih•eGIII Dedaeuo.. 1. Hall .............._ ·M . .ttonal, ltClflr J'OQ bad Urti.ID elpehlel 000• :z. E111ptlcal f!IIIU ... er ll&tnrt" orppluUonl. Dtetfld with yoqremplo)'ment (other S NQt any ,._., !»>tf._ltiOI&I IN' 4'1tdocUble tllan. travel or rehnhal'led e&PIIIliQ) t. ld'utrular ~p ~It,..._, ol' robr t.eamt~, and .rou. oan clatrn tbem u mllotllanetwltrh lf to 10 ,.,_., If at l..•t to per- QUI deducllon11. l:xamplet wo\lld be ti. Poem erat ot ,..P. laemat Wll patd a toola. unltorm1, union duel and athll to fiUalhl .,.autu.Uont. employment qency feet. Q41LY CBYPTOQUOTE - Hore'a llow to work It: .0011 or tlOIJI&.Ja. Other mleceltaneoul dtdut:!tlona Ia rGilr eoatrlbutlonl, Include the fee for PftPirltlon of AXYDLR"AXR ta't ftrctt at llftl or propertr your t.u rtturn, 10mt tlhnoar ad• l1 LONGFELLOW .a be atthlr lair marll.et 1 lhlre of lntt~rut anll real ett&tt In tbe e"H!nt of s •urprlte enemy alt On• letLer almply 11ta.nd!l tor another. In thla aample A Ia used . . . . II al tbt tltra:t tbQ' WIN tate1 pakl bJ' a tOOI)etattTt IIJ'rt• attack one phone tall of warnbl lor the lbi'HI L'l, X for the two O's, ' etl!. Single letters, ..., .......... ror uample, roa ment corporation of wblc.b you are from flne Skywateher eollld u~ a trophte, the length and rorTnauon or the words are all 'et~ ·&o ""' olluroll • •h•r. • tenant ltockbolder. city from de1tmclion, aeeordlaa to ef ....... ~llliGJI Md doubled Ia nJ no lnltructlon book wbltb eome1 hch day the code le t t en ure d!tfe l·ent. ' tbl! U, S. Air Foroe, In view of preao .W..' J(OD _,. IL to11 CI..U •tdu • with 7o11r tu rotlllll rives fUrther ent 1ro1 td ten lions more ci•ili•n 1'olIll! 1 eontrtiJatiOD. t1lt hll nl\118 Information, Help 11 alao aftllabl• A Cr)· ptnr~:ram Quota&'lon tmll!en •re n~ded in tbo Croand fit tiM 11oft ~)It thne Of tbe 11ft, b7 telephone or at olllet1 of tbt In· Observer Corps. Sltywatclu~fl ere aa C I Y V DP U UBJ ' V JYVP PI\BQSI CD ~ tll...._rYt11' t1Jb1 paid haU tlt.at ternal Revenue Service. The Revimportant element of our air dofeate . . . fol' ~1£. 4t tbl ~· &hie 70U euua Benlee ur1e. ,-ou t• eoa1ult IYII~ID. Only a few hmm a week are TUKN CIP DB 8 U- VI K L P V T P K Z P loX ••tho eaoltal • o•oporly qualldoa advleor II rou JJQuire<l. JOIN NOW I A MAL\. 01' PAMII IUIIMIIS COOPJ:IISTOWN, N. Y. Tile.U .Ball 01 1'>1111 Wblrt I'OCOI'III 8·00 10;00 Gilly M 10:~ . . ., . a-- brill>t w., to otllt 1957 ... with lower co/ree And leave it to thrifty A•P to do it up richt by <Ultinc tbt pritl of DOl jual ooe colrce ... but tllroo Wbot 1 pri~et1 ROll :S..:..S populor blendi •.• Clf<lo, Bokllr ond AoP vacuumopacted CoB'!Ml Chaqe to one of tbete .,._. coli.., tocloy.IIAjO)rfioorflavor,llld·Hvel ;level SA\Il:l ' .. �. -.-.... _., •~.~~~~=:;,1;~:-;J'lt&'r~., :·~! S.llnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. , 10&7 .' ·aeeoramg~t· o·t NiglliC:;ntests . ..' ' ' .. ..,..~ ......... -- . . -.-· ....... · .. ----··------- -··---- ..... . I· .. ~ - · ...... -----~- .I..,.'"'"' -.. - .. I 4 •: .? tti)~~ ! j "*' ' ~ - .· '··--. - ·· ~ - ·· ·- Desk BY = Begins Friday Lien. ISth) 9 A.M. TannehiU tvenlnr. . Mr. Charue' Brown ~~n l w~.­ Every Piete of Wlnttr Stotk MllitOO w. ·a. .. ..... - Fred Rr>iM lui Ills. Molllf loju. jltlllr>iis ...., t1luts.iat "''" c. a. 110.,.. ;r . .,. •UUer the R\IIIU- '"'" c•dl Bteilliil• Saturola1 ii>..U.• iD1 JUnta fJf lit. and wctrd Mr. ond M,.., ltH.ril Wel(lb8 Bolton. etie~ wltb Hr. •nd Mrs. ,.red ~ . .llere lilltf• 11fit •ere reerind N~ BPilon of Huntington i! omd daua:bttr Dorotb)' •pent Sat• ln 4 trftlcal ~ondiHon. urda)' ~..etdna wtth Mr. and M.n. '1/r. llfL /ollarley Bon~ukr returned lDmi ~17 from St. JMtph'J Ho.Pital P'arUrilblli'C. w.bfte •M •a~ to major 1ur1ery two ,...u.. '\1!"· Mr. fCl)'de Gerlach ••• the o( .Mr. and Mn. William ~t PECIAtl ~Titetdar Uri. . Denni1 A . Rouah was a lat.urday in ·the home of F6t1le Taylor, !ott. and MrJ. and mothPr .t 19S6 DODG! . Custom Royal 4 door Sedan, POwel' fllte Tranmtillllion. Radi<> and Heater, All Power - One careful local By UNITED PRESS EAST Villanova 63 Pennsylvania 47 Syracuse 75 Penn State 45 Mauachusetl ~ 73 WllliJlmS 71 Cal,h. t Tnlv. HI) Johns Hopldns TO Temple 73 Scranton 5T Bowdoin 96 \Iaine 83 Army 81 Pc~n Military Bl SOUTH Loul!vllle 104 t:astl'rn Ky. 87 Maryland 82 Gt>orgetown be 811 Clemson 80 FUrman 77 MIDWEST Evansville 67 Ky . WesletiD 84 Mount Union 69 Fenn 48 WEST 1St. Micha.:>ls 35 Air Force Ae. 89 Seattle 76 Portland State. 84 owner. Specie~ I ~95 . rn'l - . PRICE UG. . ' 670 Bl•ck Tube Typt~ $19.00 ) I \ •' ' t~ FOR GIFtS"' OF lPPRECIATIOI-FIEE! SHOP •• , COMPAIE ••• SAVE! ••• ~ ' .' ''· ' I Kroger ' l' SUITS Men's lW!IIINCli OPEN There's r)16te tl'tti1'1.6C SUiti In t~li (;I'Oup. · Single and OQui'JI@ liti!stttl ~tyle!J, Guaranteed R. H. RAWliNGS . . C4rbet MUI a s-lid 811. MlddJopat1 '$249$ SUITS 'Ia· UnoondltlonaUy $2,691 SlMONS ·MARKET The Boss Says .. No Ctirry"Overl Get It Out! So- We Must Sell- Regardlits Of Ptict. Men's Only 13,000 Miles •• $1.49 tiGfiiT ...••su.a.ts &y UNITiiDPl.l.. POMEROY ., Frying Cake Mixes Tweeds, Flannels, Worsteds, G ab~ 1 Reg. $~9. ~i0 Nl!w Stiitk. 670 Whit. "lube Type $23.00 $20.80 610 Whlh Tubtleu • $25.50 LUtHER JACKETS • STADIUM COATS Plus Tax ond Exchange K&M SOHIO $16A5 $12A5 t&nnlng Kloea-Mike Mu thtn N. 2nd Av.. Middleport Warm fancy woolens with quilted linings. • ., '· I . l(~g"!l"! values to .• 21.50. ,. ·~. :p I SWEATEr\$' .......... · .. : .. $3.45 DEALER NEEDS Used Cars US FOR A '57 FORD WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK FOR THE FIRST TIME! 1·· Fairlane 500 Victoria Fordor 3·· Fairlane 500 Victoria Tudors 2 •• Faitlone Victoria Tudors 3 .. Fairlone Town Sedans 1 •· Fai ..lan' Club Sedan 2 •• Custom ~00 Fordors 1·· Country Sedan • 6 Pass. 1- Del Rio Ronch Wagon .. 6 Pass. •n• me i Jn }0 jN!JtJffiAPOl.~.~MU P _ A bHI , ~ic h ,..souiQ f..Wi(e Indiana and l"lirr(ue to flrojfiiut of the Big Te'l ~1ntr-"an~d in the State i gislnlu rr ;.ere todsy. s . Jt()word steel said' flf,~ ~uhl require Indiana. ~.'1' • · urdut'. nth ana Sla te and Boll ,. h . 1 h State to \\ tl rll aw rom t e Na· tlo)1al C'bllegiate A,tblettc Assoc!atlun unles~ the ~CAA reluxt's 1ts renrlcted lel evJs!on policy on f,j •ports_c,_v_'"_''-·----· rolled Port-' . land State. It waa the Chieftains' 15th victory In 17 c•mes. Oklahoma A A: M, No. 19 natlonaUy, ended a two-&ame losing streak by : downlnll Oklahoml, · 117-43. The A:galft won this one at the tree throw line, where they caged 31 of attempU. Soph Gene Adalr Was the top scorer witt\ 16 polJitS. eight on free throws. Rutland was defMtcd 66-44 on Tuesday night at Chauncey•Dover with Kirkpatrick (22) and WUson (20) leading the Chauncey •corina. Jim Graham Wu hllth for Ru~ land with 1 6polntll. Rutland had lost to Chauncey 88{Wl In 1 Jame earller this season. SC:or. by quarters: Rutland 9 -17 44 Chauncey 16 30 10 86 j .0 Foncy plaids and solid colors. Our regUlar DR~SS SQ!ids, whites and plaids. and nea~ 'tj ;a ~-D! !£·00 sblrta. t • , , , ll'lalmeletle and broadoloth In this group. Afly!HiDI II> .$.00 rlow . •.· sblrts. \ . itiiAIN ST. ~oolens Fal)cy with lb ha.l$. · $11·• POllii!IIOY ·· _, Harty Milltr, a tormer ti6w reUred lild U\'ln1 Ia ....rC rarie~st r~iu I lllpj!er up to f2.U. MOTHERS .. I Dlines.. ~lve. Mbored :Mrs....._-,_,,--;_" fedlved many eottqn ~Ia, lona sleeve up to l I from f\i\Ur~· ltmhetc.Allteather ind su'ede. Reg. ~.50. $1.00 ,, - *2·00 r He.vfwl!fiht, full lbltfd. R i I $299.00 I FURHITURI NEVER lEfORE - SUC!t BARGAINS ..... omatoes !~~.~~.............. .C ........ 2 23 Pka· 45c lb. pltg. ~ .... · Got the fruit th•t'i fllll to .... T•naerln•• from Florida ••• chock lull of vltemlns, to peel. Priced for areeter v•lue .t Kroaer. ••SJ _ Fmh, Broccol •l ......... loch.19• Rome Apples ......... ,...., ow"' . .. 41b. Grapefruit . ' -. . . ... . 3 l'"ft, londtr I --- .. ' .. '" ---= -·-~ o I • I I II o I . It! • ' i ROOMS Of Hew PuMitu,. roa ..... Wi••"~ ~~Wed •• zt~;....-• lee Creal ... ~itli'f au11 • ~. ~ ..._ ''• ' ' ' lb. . BAKIR .,... . t·. Frewlicl•• ilflttdllhk <,.:-.·· Plump 8A&I& ' Un.l OriraO Pllnti Don't .Ml•i J ~ "• .,.,...,,..... ····••a••····· &; ~· Roth's hcorn - 2 t;.:: 21e Pllcicen Label !1. I' LAC K ' Uti'i) _ !!9n1 Ill plalb. . '· ' · - Cor1-oa..C.~.: ~let :. ~ SYieet Peai ..~~~r..~~!;su; ... met at the home i.lf bhllnget on Moilday MTs. Ray Ute baainess donate $10.00 fdtj • ' bonorinj former retlred 'the New HaVen (atillft-oy Slacb Rit. ..... • Green;, Beans..!=!~:~~-~!. b"'l', W. Va. will be the •••• i'ellr. thiS ftai Ia ,, t'!oa~ sllpover, W90l illd ori(Jila. W~l. _plaiD and Sunpict • ' .Wlni• t.ps Knit Shirts sue. ·. illiNOI!Nd!MiiNT MA.,_ , On Sunday, Jai>ulrf 20, "Pio> neet bay" will be obaeried t~e. 11...,. Jiaven IUD Cb.U.h. M•n's LCict Batk '- R8fl. $8.95 OYEU~l ·pARtS ·.. ' .... ··.. ·• $2.00 quilt~ lilihig. Regular Lima. Beaas ..,.- ............... 210-.-· ,.... O."~..*te . · -r·s' •...............••••.•,."''''''' 7:.. ~''· 5·3c Cod.· Fillets ............ ~~~ .......... lb. 3 3c ' M-·rguerite1s Shoe Store V-nkt, ec.U, Wll61 llld litl61111. ·l'laln. f and BOYS WINTER wEAR A1 LOWEST PA~ : • Sweaters Stadium Coats lb.:J5c Lb. F~enFOOfb I . . . 4·3 lb, Sl1ced,. .aeon .......,...... ~......... c , fanty. , . Krot•~• own ,. formul~. ' PAJAUS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $2195 SWEATERS ·· -" •.. · •· · · · ; • $5.95 Corduroy lnduded. reg. ular to $4.95. to ,...,.._,. ol j • I.ong slel!'ie cotton klllts. Reg\llar $3.85 Flannelette Shirts .,._, •oct. , Ma+t CICC!!~ing to . I MtmLERS · · · · · · ·· only ~ Price KNIT SHlaTS~ .............. $1.95 et2.9~: Middleport 0 o~ white. ~egUiar $5.00 frbill• gahatdine quified Ulfel: Regulotr to Kal lllnd7 Manager 300 W. Seeond SL- Phoue: 432, J'omoroy ROVI'I: Mow.-frL »-i', S~~ot. S~JJ-Oift ""tn;.llw CQ)pohdmnt s They're cie~n. Zip~ worthy purposo Ol1 Signa· ~,.:~7.~::, ture• onJy, .au.to or furnit~e. ' ')J Choice of· !lie At~l M cblors add a fii!OUP ·Sur Coats A loan plan to At your neech , •• a payment plan to fit your btidget. Cash for every Plaids iJI 100% wool. Regular hlues · to Pastels _ ., tegular $5.00 and $3.95 shirts. fronts. PRESTON MOTORS, INC. nd Beef. Tid: SHIRTS .. .. .. .... $1.35 DRESS SHIRTS · · ........ •· $2.95 w o oI, plltllie, c;.,,;;,· F•rm .,.lh,,plump Heall)i iVooletls ill kill! .tl'llfi and ~illaeli styles regular to fl8 .95. ~~·9,&; Jackell IT'S GREAT TO DRIVE A FORD V-8 Phone 8161 lo $9.9&. .1111....-.. . ...... -.. · I • Rutland Beaten Seattle, ranked No .• nationallv. : n CD rt_ . to its 12th 1traight vlctof)· y Uigers Wednesday nl&ht, 76-64, over a ' R.ANNELME SHIRTS .. .. $1.95 WOOl SHIA1S ... ---.... $4.95 r.:::".. Come In and Test Drive The All New '57 FORD FllRMEiti.Y JIMMY PARSONS ' pullov~t1 wet! I. That's because a 6·:1 seni~r named Bill Onrr11 gh , known until nofi'tb""'' for ht!i ·defen sive tal· ents, haswover: &be scor1n1J, chjre11 w . off. ltr Lhe third l game Darralh out-scor'Ul...T~ednesday night, 28-18, rymped to a 104-67 Win o Ea~&~6 Kentuc~y. n was. the . stnlght v1etOJT· fur the C~rdultla..,:WA,~ l:Jlll,ked No. 6 nationally by the Pre liS Board . of ..~ae~· ir. lOth win ln ft , •.'~ Loulsville {oe*11 n · ' th 1 d 1 d th 6· o mg e r e ense aroun e -v Tyra who h g d .aii :J potnis ' per ga:C' a:~~: ;~co d iD' reboumUnl In the nation 0 ~ to Will Chamb~rlaln of Kamas. The)' haven't stopped Charley, Mt they've slowed him up - at tb~ of hiYlnl Dorragh break These fine suedes and hoJrselhid.es.,.Oil( J-il· • ;o 'H~ .PIIre woof1ki patterns ana plald ihaker 4tl8. Tldril ~~~ u· DoiJI1 SeiiiiDel, l'omiJ'01·IIidd1epllrt, o.,laa. BASKETBALL Reglllar $45.00-$50.0'0 Coats ... ............... NOW • rtiiht With his famil7 ·. lfr.,·T....... •I,MO.rs. inil!4 .li'rf called on Mlu £Itt u Tbuiodty h••lnt. COLLEGE Smart tweeds, twists. fleeces artil pili In Ibis group. They're the regular $31l.5U coats. . • Ml'. Anh ...._. e•lled oa c._ F. Bltto!n& w.>n..y. llr. and lin. Roy Winebrent-l' Of SyrJCUJe weN tetect cum• of Mr. anfS Mrs. _... Wh•ebl'f!ner. Kr . f.uleae KJnt ton of lvet Kl~a: ol Olfl: Gre.ve tubmltted. ~ major IW'JrtJ' Friday mornin1 ai Holur HUipltal CtlllpolU . Mr. tftd lin. Ltunard Roullt, S.ndn lD'd ,JIIllt6n riatted in ~he ~u Bl. .lq 110me Tl:.,.~ Sports night game sch~!luJII! by ntbe, but falls considerably short of tftj National Ler~gue's figure or 259. The Orlole11 and Sen•ton ope». the season in Wasblqton on Aprll 15 c'le day Moner than the others. Ttle season opll!ned on April 1'7 la >t year and closed on Sept. 30. The 1957 sl'ason closea one day sooner. - - -·---- TOPCOATS 670 Bleck Tubele.. - lloiht Blfih. ~-\1,1'1 t . il -u "'*' v.n. and lltt. JtouA "1fr, 111m' - . called em hJ. Mn. Gerlach ••• • H- flllllr IDd mother, Mr. aDd Mrt. ~nt &u.ut: 91. .ber .Ute.t 1fr1. Wllflalt! IIGruloY. AKRON. 0 . - (UP) - Willlom Hoo!tol when oht VIII liken lor 1 pole ond he wu Ubn lo lllo Smith headed for work •Iter visit- "\reetmtnt of1 )!oroha 1fttJ; 11m1 hoqdtai.a lit lldferiBI ffom. lng his girl ml!llll at AktOIJ CltY ob allli • • •~. Mltll'o .... hlt • broken · -· ' ~ On American Loop '57 Schedule CHICAGO, UP- A record high of 2S'JI ni&bt 11mu will be played 1D tbe JUierletn Le•gut! during tie 1111 -.-. eoattinaing the trP. m..,...a d\ate att«-dart aetivitr. The BaUim<ire Orioles, wbo 11~ a Jtilbt pmes Jut season, are tbe 1957 arellght champions. Tfi.e Orioles "'ho tnjbyed a fairly aheeeuhtl 1b5.1 S&ion at the gale de!.pite their 11JwlJ lintsb In the A. L. race, wi~ . play 47 games alter dark lit. lt5'i, While the Kansas City Ath11!!Hel, \o-ho played 44 last year, ITf! down for 43 in 1957 for second place, act'ordlng to the stbedule released today by league headquarters. The Washington Senators. last year's aft er dark rhamplons with 8 c•mes, are scheduled for 38 in 11M1'7 . The Indian s are down tor 31 night gam es, one up from last season, while the Chicago White Sox are !cheduled for 22, one less than In 1957. The Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox, wh1.> have been holding the line for fewer night games, have upped !lteir 1957 ~:~fler dark schedule from U eaeh to 21 and 18, re~tiYt: ly. The Ne\f Yort Yanket>s, who played 16 last year, •rc up one for 1957. This ye~tr's total tops UMI8'a . - --------- - - -= ~ �. -.-.... _., •~.~~~~=:;,1;~:-;J'lt&'r~., :·~! S.llnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. , 10&7 .' ·aeeoramg~t· o·t NiglliC:;ntests . ..' ' ' .. ..,..~ ......... -- . . -.-· ....... · .. ----··------- -··---- ..... . I· .. ~ - · ...... -----~- .I..,.'"'"' -.. - .. I 4 •: .? tti)~~ ! j "*' ' ~ - .· '··--. - ·· ~ - ·· ·- Desk BY = Begins Friday Lien. ISth) 9 A.M. TannehiU tvenlnr. . Mr. Charue' Brown ~~n l w~.­ Every Piete of Wlnttr Stotk MllitOO w. ·a. .. ..... - Fred Rr>iM lui Ills. Molllf loju. jltlllr>iis ...., t1luts.iat "''" c. a. 110.,.. ;r . .,. •UUer the R\IIIU- '"'" c•dl Bteilliil• Saturola1 ii>..U.• iD1 JUnta fJf lit. and wctrd Mr. ond M,.., ltH.ril Wel(lb8 Bolton. etie~ wltb Hr. •nd Mrs. ,.red ~ . .llere lilltf• 11fit •ere reerind N~ BPilon of Huntington i! omd daua:bttr Dorotb)' •pent Sat• ln 4 trftlcal ~ondiHon. urda)' ~..etdna wtth Mr. and M.n. '1/r. llfL /ollarley Bon~ukr returned lDmi ~17 from St. JMtph'J Ho.Pital P'arUrilblli'C. w.bfte •M •a~ to major 1ur1ery two ,...u.. '\1!"· Mr. fCl)'de Gerlach ••• the o( .Mr. and Mn. William ~t PECIAtl ~Titetdar Uri. . Denni1 A . Rouah was a lat.urday in ·the home of F6t1le Taylor, !ott. and MrJ. and mothPr .t 19S6 DODG! . Custom Royal 4 door Sedan, POwel' fllte Tranmtillllion. Radi<> and Heater, All Power - One careful local By UNITED PRESS EAST Villanova 63 Pennsylvania 47 Syracuse 75 Penn State 45 Mauachusetl ~ 73 WllliJlmS 71 Cal,h. t Tnlv. HI) Johns Hopldns TO Temple 73 Scranton 5T Bowdoin 96 \Iaine 83 Army 81 Pc~n Military Bl SOUTH Loul!vllle 104 t:astl'rn Ky. 87 Maryland 82 Gt>orgetown be 811 Clemson 80 FUrman 77 MIDWEST Evansville 67 Ky . WesletiD 84 Mount Union 69 Fenn 48 WEST 1St. Micha.:>ls 35 Air Force Ae. 89 Seattle 76 Portland State. 84 owner. Specie~ I ~95 . rn'l - . PRICE UG. . ' 670 Bl•ck Tube Typt~ $19.00 ) I \ •' ' t~ FOR GIFtS"' OF lPPRECIATIOI-FIEE! SHOP •• , COMPAIE ••• SAVE! ••• ~ ' .' ''· ' I Kroger ' l' SUITS Men's lW!IIINCli OPEN There's r)16te tl'tti1'1.6C SUiti In t~li (;I'Oup. · Single and OQui'JI@ liti!stttl ~tyle!J, Guaranteed R. H. RAWliNGS . . C4rbet MUI a s-lid 811. MlddJopat1 '$249$ SUITS 'Ia· UnoondltlonaUy $2,691 SlMONS ·MARKET The Boss Says .. No Ctirry"Overl Get It Out! So- We Must Sell- Regardlits Of Ptict. Men's Only 13,000 Miles •• $1.49 tiGfiiT ...••su.a.ts &y UNITiiDPl.l.. POMEROY ., Frying Cake Mixes Tweeds, Flannels, Worsteds, G ab~ 1 Reg. $~9. ~i0 Nl!w Stiitk. 670 Whit. "lube Type $23.00 $20.80 610 Whlh Tubtleu • $25.50 LUtHER JACKETS • STADIUM COATS Plus Tax ond Exchange K&M SOHIO $16A5 $12A5 t&nnlng Kloea-Mike Mu thtn N. 2nd Av.. Middleport Warm fancy woolens with quilted linings. • ., '· I . l(~g"!l"! values to .• 21.50. ,. ·~. :p I SWEATEr\$' .......... · .. : .. $3.45 DEALER NEEDS Used Cars US FOR A '57 FORD WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK FOR THE FIRST TIME! 1·· Fairlane 500 Victoria Fordor 3·· Fairlane 500 Victoria Tudors 2 •• Faitlone Victoria Tudors 3 .. Fairlone Town Sedans 1 •· Fai ..lan' Club Sedan 2 •• Custom ~00 Fordors 1·· Country Sedan • 6 Pass. 1- Del Rio Ronch Wagon .. 6 Pass. •n• me i Jn }0 jN!JtJffiAPOl.~.~MU P _ A bHI , ~ic h ,..souiQ f..Wi(e Indiana and l"lirr(ue to flrojfiiut of the Big Te'l ~1ntr-"an~d in the State i gislnlu rr ;.ere todsy. s . Jt()word steel said' flf,~ ~uhl require Indiana. ~.'1' • · urdut'. nth ana Sla te and Boll ,. h . 1 h State to \\ tl rll aw rom t e Na· tlo)1al C'bllegiate A,tblettc Assoc!atlun unles~ the ~CAA reluxt's 1ts renrlcted lel evJs!on policy on f,j •ports_c,_v_'"_''-·----· rolled Port-' . land State. It waa the Chieftains' 15th victory In 17 c•mes. Oklahoma A A: M, No. 19 natlonaUy, ended a two-&ame losing streak by : downlnll Oklahoml, · 117-43. The A:galft won this one at the tree throw line, where they caged 31 of attempU. Soph Gene Adalr Was the top scorer witt\ 16 polJitS. eight on free throws. Rutland was defMtcd 66-44 on Tuesday night at Chauncey•Dover with Kirkpatrick (22) and WUson (20) leading the Chauncey •corina. Jim Graham Wu hllth for Ru~ land with 1 6polntll. Rutland had lost to Chauncey 88{Wl In 1 Jame earller this season. SC:or. by quarters: Rutland 9 -17 44 Chauncey 16 30 10 86 j .0 Foncy plaids and solid colors. Our regUlar DR~SS SQ!ids, whites and plaids. and nea~ 'tj ;a ~-D! !£·00 sblrta. t • , , , ll'lalmeletle and broadoloth In this group. Afly!HiDI II> .$.00 rlow . •.· sblrts. \ . itiiAIN ST. ~oolens Fal)cy with lb ha.l$. · $11·• POllii!IIOY ·· _, Harty Milltr, a tormer ti6w reUred lild U\'ln1 Ia ....rC rarie~st r~iu I lllpj!er up to f2.U. MOTHERS .. I Dlines.. ~lve. Mbored :Mrs....._-,_,,--;_" fedlved many eottqn ~Ia, lona sleeve up to l I from f\i\Ur~· ltmhetc.Allteather ind su'ede. Reg. ~.50. $1.00 ,, - *2·00 r He.vfwl!fiht, full lbltfd. R i I $299.00 I FURHITURI NEVER lEfORE - SUC!t BARGAINS ..... omatoes !~~.~~.............. .C ........ 2 23 Pka· 45c lb. pltg. ~ .... · Got the fruit th•t'i fllll to .... T•naerln•• from Florida ••• chock lull of vltemlns, to peel. Priced for areeter v•lue .t Kroaer. ••SJ _ Fmh, Broccol •l ......... loch.19• Rome Apples ......... ,...., ow"' . .. 41b. Grapefruit . ' -. . . ... . 3 l'"ft, londtr I --- .. ' .. '" ---= -·-~ o I • I I II o I . It! • ' i ROOMS Of Hew PuMitu,. roa ..... Wi••"~ ~~Wed •• zt~;....-• lee Creal ... ~itli'f au11 • ~. ~ ..._ ''• ' ' ' lb. . BAKIR .,... . t·. Frewlicl•• ilflttdllhk <,.:-.·· Plump 8A&I& ' Un.l OriraO Pllnti Don't .Ml•i J ~ "• .,.,...,,..... ····••a••····· &; ~· Roth's hcorn - 2 t;.:: 21e Pllcicen Label !1. I' LAC K ' Uti'i) _ !!9n1 Ill plalb. . '· ' · - Cor1-oa..C.~.: ~let :. ~ SYieet Peai ..~~~r..~~!;su; ... met at the home i.lf bhllnget on Moilday MTs. Ray Ute baainess donate $10.00 fdtj • ' bonorinj former retlred 'the New HaVen (atillft-oy Slacb Rit. ..... • Green;, Beans..!=!~:~~-~!. b"'l', W. Va. will be the •••• i'ellr. thiS ftai Ia ,, t'!oa~ sllpover, W90l illd ori(Jila. W~l. _plaiD and Sunpict • ' .Wlni• t.ps Knit Shirts sue. ·. illiNOI!Nd!MiiNT MA.,_ , On Sunday, Jai>ulrf 20, "Pio> neet bay" will be obaeried t~e. 11...,. Jiaven IUD Cb.U.h. M•n's LCict Batk '- R8fl. $8.95 OYEU~l ·pARtS ·.. ' .... ··.. ·• $2.00 quilt~ lilihig. Regular Lima. Beaas ..,.- ............... 210-.-· ,.... O."~..*te . · -r·s' •...............••••.•,."''''''' 7:.. ~''· 5·3c Cod.· Fillets ............ ~~~ .......... lb. 3 3c ' M-·rguerite1s Shoe Store V-nkt, ec.U, Wll61 llld litl61111. ·l'laln. f and BOYS WINTER wEAR A1 LOWEST PA~ : • Sweaters Stadium Coats lb.:J5c Lb. F~enFOOfb I . . . 4·3 lb, Sl1ced,. .aeon .......,...... ~......... c , fanty. , . Krot•~• own ,. formul~. ' PAJAUS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $2195 SWEATERS ·· -" •.. · •· · · · ; • $5.95 Corduroy lnduded. reg. ular to $4.95. to ,...,.._,. ol j • I.ong slel!'ie cotton klllts. Reg\llar $3.85 Flannelette Shirts .,._, •oct. , Ma+t CICC!!~ing to . I MtmLERS · · · · · · ·· only ~ Price KNIT SHlaTS~ .............. $1.95 et2.9~: Middleport 0 o~ white. ~egUiar $5.00 frbill• gahatdine quified Ulfel: Regulotr to Kal lllnd7 Manager 300 W. Seeond SL- Phoue: 432, J'omoroy ROVI'I: Mow.-frL »-i', S~~ot. S~JJ-Oift ""tn;.llw CQ)pohdmnt s They're cie~n. Zip~ worthy purposo Ol1 Signa· ~,.:~7.~::, ture• onJy, .au.to or furnit~e. ' ')J Choice of· !lie At~l M cblors add a fii!OUP ·Sur Coats A loan plan to At your neech , •• a payment plan to fit your btidget. Cash for every Plaids iJI 100% wool. Regular hlues · to Pastels _ ., tegular $5.00 and $3.95 shirts. fronts. PRESTON MOTORS, INC. nd Beef. Tid: SHIRTS .. .. .. .... $1.35 DRESS SHIRTS · · ........ •· $2.95 w o oI, plltllie, c;.,,;;,· F•rm .,.lh,,plump Heall)i iVooletls ill kill! .tl'llfi and ~illaeli styles regular to fl8 .95. ~~·9,&; Jackell IT'S GREAT TO DRIVE A FORD V-8 Phone 8161 lo $9.9&. .1111....-.. . ...... -.. · I • Rutland Beaten Seattle, ranked No .• nationallv. : n CD rt_ . to its 12th 1traight vlctof)· y Uigers Wednesday nl&ht, 76-64, over a ' R.ANNELME SHIRTS .. .. $1.95 WOOl SHIA1S ... ---.... $4.95 r.:::".. Come In and Test Drive The All New '57 FORD FllRMEiti.Y JIMMY PARSONS ' pullov~t1 wet! I. That's because a 6·:1 seni~r named Bill Onrr11 gh , known until nofi'tb""'' for ht!i ·defen sive tal· ents, haswover: &be scor1n1J, chjre11 w . off. ltr Lhe third l game Darralh out-scor'Ul...T~ednesday night, 28-18, rymped to a 104-67 Win o Ea~&~6 Kentuc~y. n was. the . stnlght v1etOJT· fur the C~rdultla..,:WA,~ l:Jlll,ked No. 6 nationally by the Pre liS Board . of ..~ae~· ir. lOth win ln ft , •.'~ Loulsville {oe*11 n · ' th 1 d 1 d th 6· o mg e r e ense aroun e -v Tyra who h g d .aii :J potnis ' per ga:C' a:~~: ;~co d iD' reboumUnl In the nation 0 ~ to Will Chamb~rlaln of Kamas. The)' haven't stopped Charley, Mt they've slowed him up - at tb~ of hiYlnl Dorragh break These fine suedes and hoJrselhid.es.,.Oil( J-il· • ;o 'H~ .PIIre woof1ki patterns ana plald ihaker 4tl8. Tldril ~~~ u· DoiJI1 SeiiiiDel, l'omiJ'01·IIidd1epllrt, o.,laa. BASKETBALL Reglllar $45.00-$50.0'0 Coats ... ............... NOW • rtiiht With his famil7 ·. lfr.,·T....... •I,MO.rs. inil!4 .li'rf called on Mlu £Itt u Tbuiodty h••lnt. COLLEGE Smart tweeds, twists. fleeces artil pili In Ibis group. They're the regular $31l.5U coats. . • Ml'. Anh ...._. e•lled oa c._ F. Bltto!n& w.>n..y. llr. and lin. Roy Winebrent-l' Of SyrJCUJe weN tetect cum• of Mr. anfS Mrs. _... Wh•ebl'f!ner. Kr . f.uleae KJnt ton of lvet Kl~a: ol Olfl: Gre.ve tubmltted. ~ major IW'JrtJ' Friday mornin1 ai Holur HUipltal CtlllpolU . Mr. tftd lin. Ltunard Roullt, S.ndn lD'd ,JIIllt6n riatted in ~he ~u Bl. .lq 110me Tl:.,.~ Sports night game sch~!luJII! by ntbe, but falls considerably short of tftj National Ler~gue's figure or 259. The Orlole11 and Sen•ton ope». the season in Wasblqton on Aprll 15 c'le day Moner than the others. Ttle season opll!ned on April 1'7 la >t year and closed on Sept. 30. The 1957 sl'ason closea one day sooner. - - -·---- TOPCOATS 670 Bleck Tubele.. - lloiht Blfih. ~-\1,1'1 t . il -u "'*' v.n. and lltt. JtouA "1fr, 111m' - . called em hJ. Mn. Gerlach ••• • H- flllllr IDd mother, Mr. aDd Mrt. ~nt &u.ut: 91. .ber .Ute.t 1fr1. Wllflalt! IIGruloY. AKRON. 0 . - (UP) - Willlom Hoo!tol when oht VIII liken lor 1 pole ond he wu Ubn lo lllo Smith headed for work •Iter visit- "\reetmtnt of1 )!oroha 1fttJ; 11m1 hoqdtai.a lit lldferiBI ffom. lng his girl ml!llll at AktOIJ CltY ob allli • • •~. Mltll'o .... hlt • broken · -· ' ~ On American Loop '57 Schedule CHICAGO, UP- A record high of 2S'JI ni&bt 11mu will be played 1D tbe JUierletn Le•gut! during tie 1111 -.-. eoattinaing the trP. m..,...a d\ate att«-dart aetivitr. The BaUim<ire Orioles, wbo 11~ a Jtilbt pmes Jut season, are tbe 1957 arellght champions. Tfi.e Orioles "'ho tnjbyed a fairly aheeeuhtl 1b5.1 S&ion at the gale de!.pite their 11JwlJ lintsb In the A. L. race, wi~ . play 47 games alter dark lit. lt5'i, While the Kansas City Ath11!!Hel, \o-ho played 44 last year, ITf! down for 43 in 1957 for second place, act'ordlng to the stbedule released today by league headquarters. The Washington Senators. last year's aft er dark rhamplons with 8 c•mes, are scheduled for 38 in 11M1'7 . The Indian s are down tor 31 night gam es, one up from last season, while the Chicago White Sox are !cheduled for 22, one less than In 1957. The Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox, wh1.> have been holding the line for fewer night games, have upped !lteir 1957 ~:~fler dark schedule from U eaeh to 21 and 18, re~tiYt: ly. The Ne\f Yort Yanket>s, who played 16 last year, •rc up one for 1957. This ye~tr's total tops UMI8'a . - --------- - - -= ~ �.. ' ..... c( ' -~~!!~~~~AL IEighty-Six Are On Middleport fl.-Dally Sentinel, Pomi!I'Oy·Mlcldleport, 0 ., J.m. 17, U57 .. - ~~~. r~~:::.~··ty 1'Honor Roll For Past Six Weeks Benl•mln H III.,..., PIMntiH 'f'l Fr.nlc N. Hllltlwa, o.fenct.nt 0 · - No. 12'.. ._.._ -. la pursuance of an Order of Sale in ParUtion iD •lte abov< enUUed action, I will offer Jor".s.ale at public auction, It the door of the Court House ln Pomeroy, Obio in tbe abov~ named County, on .. Saturday, the 18 day of February, 19fi7, at 10. a. m. o'elock, the fol· lowing described real t.tate, aitu· ate in the County of Melaa and State of Ohio, and in the Township of Ohve, to-wit: &:oniors , KeJtq Ander::~on , Bruce Bradford. Okf'y Cart, Ed<lie Gruescr, Jane Ha ms. Robert Hennesy , Richard Ho vatter, Thomu Kelly , Junior Kennedy Kenneth Lewis, Robert Morr i:;_ Carol Owens, William Riel" . Mary In Rouab Kay Stiles , J11net Valentine. ' J · umors : t'alty Barth , George Baumgardner Carol Blaker, Vera Covert, Gene and Jeanette Crooks, 1 1· Stanley, Fred Thomas. Sophomores: John Bacon , Tom Clark, Eddle Crook s, Jennifer Daniels, Peggy Farmer, Wade Herrman , Carol Hudson . Mark Kel1)', Sonny Knapp , Carolyn Milhoan, Dale Miller Kll Neal, Linda Nelson, Robert · Nelson, Dixie Pierce, Mary Scott , Polly Thomas, Carla Wilson, Harold Wolfe . Freshman : Mary Barth Carter Frenth, Becky GrueM"r. ' Loretta Hanning, Joyt'e HemmODII, Karen P~EL NUMBER ONE. Situ· lie! rolid which pasSt"li through ~aid Herrman, Phyllis Hilbert . Janice ated Jn tbe TtJwnshlp of Olive, th, · sectKm, exeeptlng 10 acre• sold to Richards, Barbara Stiles, Bonnie County of Meigs, and State of ' G. T. Ruth olf the West end o( Van Couey, Dennis Walburn. ColObio, and bound~ and de!ICJ'ibed said quarte r seclion, also except. teen Wilson , Marianne Woodgerd. as foJlowa, to-wlt, Beginning at ing a lot out of the Northwest eor Eighth grade : Susan Pullen, Su· the north_w~s• corne~ of land own- ner of said land, now owned by san Probasco, Karen McElhinney , ed by Willllm PhUI_Ipa, and form- watson and Phillips, on the west ~ly o-:ned by Jeeste B. Myracle, by land o·r Amos , G. Rardon, on Judith Butcher, Christine Coals, m Sectlon 12, _Town 4 and Range the south by lands of Cowdery, K~y Jenkimu.. n, David Lyons, Doria U , and runnmg ~utb 96 rods, and Fields, and on the east by the Rice, Rosetta Richards, Judy thence east 281f.! rod~ . thenc~ nort~ public road. containing 40 aeres S 1 u e r , Richard Swack.hammer, 96 rods along Albert Schultz sllne, more or lc~s. There is a rla:ht of Cly~a Taylor Bobby Van Cooney, thence _ we~t 28'-r., ro~, to the plaec. way rellerved along the south aide Janlco Zerkle; . of begmmna:. contaming 17 acres of said Jot b.v Cowdery, from the Seventh Grade: Karl Beck, Char"! 0 r~ or leu: a rlght of way bP- l)ubllc road ~o his lot. This deed lene DavU!, David Hoyt, Barbara gt~nmg at the snut~west corner of is for land sold to J . w. Johnson, Jones, Patty Lowery , Mary Swand Ia nd an d r u nm 0 e~ wes t_ to an by the heirs of Thomas Gum, as son ,Helen Tnylor, Texanna Wht' te. Ill • lm tree and the townsht . P r oad . recorded in Deed Book 96, page1 Boys outnUmbered the girls 10 40 feet. and 24 feet w1de more or lO, ll , 12 lrid Number I07, paa:e the Senior and Sophomore classes less; 42 of Meigs County, Ohio. and tied for honor~~ m the Junior cia th h n PARCEL NUMBER TWO. Olive , PARCEL NUMBER FOUR: Sit- 1 s.s on e onor ro · rownship. Meigs County, State of uated in Olrve Township, Meigs . Ohio. Being part of the north halt County, Ohw, anrl being the south o! the northwest quarter of sec- hal! of thr norttJwest quarter of tlon 11, town 4, and range 11. and s t" 1 lt'ne ond runec ton I , '!'own 4 and Range 11, ('fNCJNN 'Tl 0 UP L" be... noa'ng on Fiel·'', u and bound ed as follows on the · h ' • • lve tling north 80 rods along Albert east by la nds of George Fields, stoc k: , , . Schultz line; thenec weNt 88 rod~ and on th£' ~nuth by lands of c. s. ~oss 2.300; ba:r-.1ws and gllt1 to the ~enter of the road, thence Carr. and on the west by Lands of .!ct.ve fully 40c h1gher; 190-220 It with aaid road to Fields line; S. E. Patter~on . and on the north 8 75; 230 lb 18.75; 207·2·10 lb thence with Fields line to the by lands of w. J . Warner and con- i &85; 22&235 lb and 180-lfm lb place of btginnh•g containing 30 taining 40 acr1~s more or Jess. 18.50; 135-200 lb 18.25 ; 260--2715 It acre.s more en- lellll. Said Premi~es ap praised at 18, lCed grades 121i-137 lb 12~AIRCEL ~M.l!ER THREE: j $2,067.00 and can not be sold for 13.50; sows 25c higher; 300-450 lb Olwe Town~hlp, Meigs County, less. than two th irds of the ap- 2~16 ; under 300 lb 18.60; 451).6()0 State of Ohio. Being all that part praisement. Jb 14.25·15.25; boars 25c higher, of the north half of the northwest 1 Rohf'rt C. llartcnbach, Sheriff 10.60. quarter of «eeUon 11, town 4, aird · O'Brien & O'lmen, Atty11. Cattle 450, calves 100; moder· range II that lie11 west of the pub-· (!) 10, 17, 24, :-11 (21 7, 5tc at r>lv a!·tive. s!r:'ldy; choice 11teers AlA Rousb of Board. Mn} Harley Bonecutter returot:d to bls employment 00 tbe river after bejn .. home with bit children • while his wUe , was bcspita1ized. Mr. lAd Mra. Daniel WeiJan.d and Brenda apent the week end with reJa•:ves in .~...:. area . u · The Do~••. Circle of Ute B. H. s.anborn MWlonary Society of the t 8a t'·t Ch"-h t Tu -•-r r~rs Put .."" me eat the home of Mrs. ,:dllen Bater Wlth ~n. John Kluff ehalrman. prestdmg. M H II)' ll 1 d the de·. n . omer ae e vou~nal servt~ wh\eb in.eluded readinc from 'The Secret Plaoe. Mrs. Dlvtd Dint preMnted tbe program and rea4 aa ~le "Alone, Yet ·Never Alone on mlsslon wo~ m_.Nlt::.ra~·· taken from a mlss&on maJUine. . A letter has been re~ved from LJll~an_ Ferrer o( the CampbeU Christian Center tbanll:lng tll.e Circle tw a &ift. Th~ nellt meetintZ wUJ be held at fhe home or 1e gb M.rs. AI n Hu et. at A salad coune ,., Mrved the cl&se of the meeUu L uua Mr. and Mn. Wayne Hart Jr. ! were given an olr:l fuhtoned ter· enadina: and miscellaneous abow• Salurdl)' ni&ht at tbe bom, of Jlr. and Mr1. Taft Bolton. T'bey reeelved many atefal llftl. Tbe Ladiea Aid of Boerd Baptilt Churth met Wer:lnud.y wJtb Mrs. Fannie ' Rouab 1nd quilted on a quilt fOr Mr8. Annl Fry. Those enjoying the day tosetMr. were Mn. May Roush. Mn. Luvena Rainey, Mra. ' '"Uri Gib~. .... ._. Maude BleJ8Ift8, Mn. Eth"tl :a.,-. burn and Bonp.le Jean, Jlrt. Nelolle Adkins, Mn. Nap:mJ ¥mer and Beverly, )Irs. Gamet\ Qapman, Mrs. Irtnl WiMbrtniel' aDd Donna, Mra. Rcmab the ~osteN. Mr. W. A. BleNing and ¥t. F. ll. Roush. M Mn. Tobey yen returned home Sunday from Sl Jqae.Pb'! Hospital Par'tenburg Were abe underweDt surgery. Mr. Jobnnle Fry New Haven .-1sited recenUy wUh Mr. 8nd Mrs. Ed fry, Mrs. Ross Winebrener . · pd Donna spent Sunday afternoon ' with Mr. and Mrs, Ceoll Bleaalng and EUa. - - - - - - - - - - - -- I LI' VeS·t 0Ck Repor l S. Final Plans Made For Big Bend · Minstrel Dinner Final plaAs bave been in.Jde for the annUil dinner for Qlt members. fam1Ue11 and guelts o1 the ~il Berid 14lns&el. ' A hobo theme will be earried out at the afflir to be held at 7 P· m. Tbursda)' .Jan: 2. at the Letart Grade School auditortam. Special favors carryiDJ out tbe theme are be\nc made by M:n, Roy Reuter and )Jrt. Brooks Sar«, from materlala ordered from a Columbus eoPcern. 11tose attendin1 wiU wear hobo attire and prius will be awarded for tile coitumea. On WedPesday 70 gifts which will be ·awardedz !or games ind contelf.s \o be held during the evening, were pur· 21.~; goo417.50-IP.75: good ~7.110; choice heifers 115 .»18.76~ good ~? 18.60; utiUt¥ and commertcal eows 10.50-12; standards 13; eaQerJ and cutten 9-10.50; thin canners 8-8Jl0; cutter and utility bulh 12.1kl--18; good to choic~t veale.-s 20-28; cheice 32; standard to ctJoi~ c~ased. Caat membera ot the eounty. calves 15-17.50, Sheep 100, not enoua:b fr•._ re- !air show or this fall's ' shoW are invited to attend. ceipt:. to establish trade .· fill• resiJMJJ , , , , Sltll• of o,;, tll#tl laft:l 2 ~ntt per word, Legal Notice 8· H. Sacn~r n ·children !:~~!~ :.~ ~~~: or B.o•d Run were Sun· 0orcas I rc ld e d q f M d Mr De Meeting H ~y sues () r. an n- ~ e The Jn1uary JSSUI' of the Ac:tiv- 1 1ty. Mi ddk;1urt Jil~h S\: hool paper, ~a y Darst, Don Karr, Ja mes Oh· earned the follow ing honor stu- hneer, Sharon Roush , Stanley s d Th sk · Ph 111 dents for the past six. weeks: aun ers , omas Inner, 'I !I 1'b~ olfning of this imu is limiltJ. '""' sllles will H , •• 01111 lo bou ,. \VANT 4DS ')(J' UtiJl ~tiMI olbtfwis1 thtl• with , "iew to "'"'' lo 11or1-r11HIMis oj OIHo. " 325;000 . shares BIG BEAR STORES COMPANY (an Ohio corporation) Legal Notice Legal Notice ltlsat.UTION Jamo Bryan~ :tr · - p1aH Mr. Neutthng moved the adopo of residence is unknown; Lucille CaWe Farrah, wbo reaidea at Powera, whose pia~ o! realdenee K 11 tion or t.he following ReaoluUon: is 6742 Sparta, Detroit tO , Micbi· amuoo 8tate Hospital, K.a1a· BE IT H.ESOLVED, BY the'!JOArd mazoo, MichiJan, Robert Knotts, gan; Bartlett Parker, whose plate whose laat tn.own place of reD- of Meig3 County CommiJ&ionera, of residence is unknown; the un• dence waa Elkton, Maryland, R. D. that in accordance wttb Section known hein, devisees, legatees, 130.07 ol the Revised Code ot OblO diJtributees, administratora, exeeu- 1• but whose pteaent jiiddress ia un· tbis Board does hereby eatimate known and cannot, with reasonton, if any, of Bartlett Parker, able diliaence, be urerta.lned; tbe aa:gregate maximum amount of Deceased ; AJice Ford, wl,oae place Calrence KDoU.., wbo last tnown public funds subject to its eonof resideruo:e is unknown; Mrs. place of reahlenc:e wu l'l)'dale trot to be awarded and be on deWflndell Fulton, wboae place of WeJt Vlra:inia and wbose preaeni posit in the aum of Eilht Hun· realdence is unknown; Sarah Holm J place ot resi.d~nce b unknown aud dr-ed Thousand (M(IO,OOO.) Dolltn ben, wboae place of residence 1a · cannot be ueerta!Ded; Bl.lpb and that of said sum it iJ hereby 'mknown; Mrs. Bert HI.Jiey, wbose Kn•ta. whoae 1ut known place of estimated the sum of Two Hun· plaee or r~sidence Is unknown: reatdenCe was Powellton, · Welt dred ThoUsand ($200,000.00) DoJ. Louile Exlme, whose place of tel- Vlrglnla, but whole present reli- lara is .INACTlVE FUNDS, and the idence ia unknown _ 'l'be Maynard I dence ia unknown and cannot. sum of Six Hundred Thousand Coal CompAny, a Corporation, with · reasonable diUa:ence be a · ($600,00.00) Dollars ~~ ACI'IVE ~h~ residence, or buatnesa add- certained; RU188U Knotts: whose FUNDS; and res1 a unknown will tate notice last tnown plaee of relidenct wu BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that on tbe '1th day of Deeember Ivydlle, Weat vtrlinla, bqt whose Ulotl. Hiram Slawter • being plain- preaent place of residence is un· thal February fth, 1957' at 11 Uff, filed hb petition I~ the Court known and eannot be aseertained; o'clod: A . M. Eastern Standard of Common Pleas, Me1ga County, Leluld Price, whose last known Time, be and the same is bereby oh;o, Case No. 12,~, again.tt the plaoe of reaidence 11 1010 Soutb deslgnated as the date and time on above named parties and othen Quebet:: St Apt 5 ArUM:ton Vir which the meeting of the Board of a1 defendants, alleging that he • cfnia and 'whoae Present pla'ee 0 ( Commissioners will be held at Its bu a legal rla:bt to aDd ia sebed 1 resl~nce Is unknO'IIITD and cannot offJce in the Court House. PomeIn tee ldmp1e of the undivided be ucertained· will tate notiee roy, Ohio fer awarding deposita 28/24tbs. part of the followinc de- that Kenna Kn~ttl. u adminJatra- for a period of two· years, comKribed pll't::t'ls of real eltlte, to- tor of tbe eltate of William H. mencing on the First day of Jan· wJt: Knotta, deeelle'd, on the 215tb day ·•ary, 1957, and PADCEL No. 1: 1 of September, 1052, filed irla petiThe tollowing Real Estate situ· tlon in tbe Probate Court of Meigs BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, •ted iq the CouDty -of Meigs, in the County Ohio Case No 18 033 and that each eligible institution deStlte of Ohio, and in the ToWn- on the, 14th, day of . ~~ber, 11rlna: to be a pubUe depositoey ehip ~f Rutland, and bounded and 1956, filed bis &upplemental pet.i- ,hall, not more than fifteen daya deiiClJbed as follows: tn ~tion tion thereln, aUegiag that the per· prlor to February 4th, 1967, make No.7, Town 6 and Range14ofthe sonal estate of aaid dectdel1t is application in writing to the OJ;lio Company's Purehase: Begin- insufficient to PAY bia debUr and Board. Such !pplication ahallapeen.ing 103 rods North of the South charges of administration· that lfy the maxhnum amount of pubUe East. corner of section NO:- 7; def'edent. WHUam H. Knotts, died moneys which the applicant deseized in fee simple of the follow- ,ires to receive and have on deposthence West 120ft feet ; thence North 22 deg. East 27!i feet, thence in: real estate: it as an INACTIVE deposit at any North 40 de(. East 299 feet; thenc(' ~i me during said two year period NortJt 48 Deg. lEast 187 feet" The foHowing real estate situat- ind at the rate of interest whieh thence North 61 Deg. East 594 feel 1 ed in Sectioa No, 30, Township No. the applicant will pay thereon, thence North 34% Deg. East 99 7, Range No. 15, of the Ohio Com· ,ubject to the limillitiQns •of tbe teet; thence North 171,2 Oeg. East pany's Purchase, Salem Townsbip, '1NIFORM DEPOSITORY LAWS, 108 feet ; thence North 1f Deg. Meigl!l County, Ohio, and bounded ~ach such application shalJ be ac-East 280 feet ;thence· North 38 and deiOI'ibed- as foUows: .Being companied by a finaricial stateDeg. Ea$1 33 feet to the East line the Southwest quarter of the >nent of the applicant, under oath of Section No. 7; thence South on Northwest quarter of said section, ()f the cashier, treasurer of other ~ion line 1680 feet to point of CQntai~ing 40 acres, more or less, nffieer, as of the date of the rebegJ.nnin.g, contajning 10 acres excephQS" therefrom 20 acres, port to the Superintendent of more or less. more or Jess, which lies on the banks or the comptroller of the PARCEL No. 2 : East side of the public road, eon- c,urrency or Auditor of States last veyed to Gladys Knotts by deed nreceding the date of the ~ppUThe following Real Estate situ· recorded in Deed Book 168 Pqe cant and adjusted to show any ated in the County of Meigs, the 435 of Meigs County Deed Recorda. changes therei.n made prior to the 8tate of Ohio and in the Township B 1 h 1ate of said applieati'on. of Rutland and bounded and dese ng t e same rea1 estate conTh eribed as follows : In section No. l , veyed to W. H. Knotts by deed e ,Board of Commi&sioners reIn Deed Book 183 Page serves the righ t to .reJect any or T OWD No. 6 an Ra nge No. 14 of recorded 139 I . d. Ill! apolications received. the Ohio compaDy's Purchase: Beo Metgs Countr Dee Reeords. a:Jnnia.g 103 rods North o.f the The prayer of said petition b . Applications for ~CTIVE deposSouth west rorner of Sedibn No. for sale of said real estate for the 118 may be made at tlle same time 1; thence East 149 feet; thence payment o! debts o! Said decedent as for INACTIVE deposits. Appli-" North 15 Deg. East 2172 feet to and chargea aforesaid, and for oth- cation 'for Active and Inactive dethe Southeast eorner of a fi acre cr relief. posits ~u s~ b~ separate req_ueBII. tract formerly sold to Wt'lbur The persons r·irst a b ove menThe designilllted Ill bll dlnStltutJOnll · ·Raves :thence North 83 Deg, tioned will further take notice that pu c epogltories shall deposit West 194 feet along the S.:."th side they have been made' parties de- with the Treasurer of Meigs co. .of the said 5 acres ; thence South fendant in the above petition and Ohio ,as se('urity for the repay~ 38 Deg. West 810 feet to ..the west that they ar~ required to answer ment of aJI public moneys detine of Section No. 1; tbedce south the same on or before the 16th day posited in said public depositoron Section line 168() feet to point of February, 1957. ies such securties 88 are declared of beginning, containing 21 acres eligible und-:!r provisions of Sec-more or lesa. KINNA KNOTTS, Aclmini• tlon I35.16 vf the Revised Code of Tbli land sl.lbject to an oU and Ohin, ,1 as Jease, also a right of way for trator of ~-~· l»ri'- of WllInterest on. inactive deposita ShMIJ be paid quarterly, in accordea:ress and ingress to the land ly· llam H. Knotts, OecHMCI. iaf aoutb of the above described (12) 27, (I) 3, 10, 17. 2-t, 31 6N · anee with the provisions of · Sectracts:; also. a right of way for · 1~ the prayer of ~~~ petitio!'-, ~~~ -1 35.22 Clf the Revised Code of powu poles for the transmission plamtiff ra ~ tbat h1s 1 t r t of electricity over the same. p J n e eJ an AdoPted l l a Special meeting of .E:x:cepting approximately 3114 a~Jd .real estate may be set off to the Board or Meigs County Comams of eo1J ln Pittsburgh No. 8 hlm 1 ~ severnlty and for partitiona misaloners this 7th day of J&nof sa1d real estate, according to uary 1tm7 veln of coal, which said 3'1., ar.res the reJpective right& of t.he perMr Hart'a·nge d·• b are descrlbed In Vol. 108, page 253 th t d · · · ·. r secon ""- t e moot tbe Deed Records nf Meigs ~f:: of er.::i~ :~ore:ldeaJ:se~:~ tlon and th~ roll being called upCOUntJ, Ohio. real estate cannot be made with- on adoption, tbe vote resulted The aforesaid described parcel.!! out manifest injury \o the vt}ue ';: 0 . ows: M!'. Neutz.Iing, Yea; Mr. beJn1 a surveyed. description of thereof, then that aaid real estate (l~~if • Y r.a; Mr. Craig, Yea. the real estate deac:rlbed in Vol. may be adjudged to one or more ...;,_·~~·===~=:-119, P'P 628 of tbe Deed Records, of the partles to this suit upon .._ .Mella County, Obio. election, u provided by law, and PINntlff further alle1ea In his In case real estate Is not adJuda:ed petltion that Jame1 Bryant, Jr. Is to one or more partle.s to tbla ltdt selzed of the . undivided 1124th upon election, as provided by law, part of eacb of said parcels of then that said real estate may be re«l estate. sold, free and clev from any ud Plaintiff lw;tber ·allea:es that aU elaima, rights and Interests of The Maynard Coal Company, a each and all the parties to this I CorporaUon, ma.r claim an ln.ter: suit. Plaintiff further prays that eat in 13 acres of eoal underlying tbe aald defendant& and eaeh of Parcel No. 2, by virtue or a deed them be reQuired to !let up whatrecorded In Vol. 113, Page 268, J ever riJhtl, elalms Or Inte-rests j Deed ll~s, Meigs County, Ohio. they and each of them have in Furthermore that the detend- said rut estate or be forever bar· aatl, BarUett Parker and the un· red from uaertlna: same and for known bein. devl&ee!, legatees, other proper relief. ,' dl.atributus, administrators, execu~ld parties are required to {ors, if lily, of Bartlett Parker, answer oD or before the 2nd day Deceased; AUce Ford, Mrs. Wen- of MlrCb, A. D. 1907. Dated J1nua.ry ltb. 1957. dell FUlton: S•rab Holmben ; Mrs. Bert HiJiey and Louife ExUne Hlram Slawter may cWm an interest in the 13 Crow .t: crow ac:res of eoal underlying Parcel Attorne,.s for Plaintiff• No. 2 by virtue of the &aid deed (1) 10. 17, 24, 31, (2) '7, 14 8tc recorded in Vol. 113, Pace 268 of the Deed Records of Meigs County kiLLIO JN t~SH Ohio. LANCAS'I'ER, 0 . (UP) - HarPiaintitf further alleges In lhe old D. Bo:wen, 34, J,.ogan, was petition that the Dtvislon of Aid killed and ·two other men were in· for tbe Age.d Department of Pub- jured Wednesday nlaht when their lie Welfare State oi Obio, has or car erubed lnto a parked truck clatm1 to bave a Uen on Slid real on Route 33, two mUe• south of eatate. h .. • [ I .. ..~. ' __..__ '\." ..., Dally Selllfnel, PomemJ-~. 0., Jan. l'l,l USED COAL FURNACE, ~ .00 . Pl\ene ~X . 1 17 3tc (C.minved from Pt. . ont) (Contlnut'4 fr.nt P1f1 OM) clano Dffere6 no Incentive now. cl;annel lhrou&b tju! lee. ter'tlllll. Kinh:nam ebarl• IJOeHid We111. since the former t. cent• prr -.·ord for tbre. coaCh1c~gd sh iu~red if\ a 4 below champion n.ow commanded at least H·adlnj: and il wu 3 below at tec:utive inaierUona. S7500 pe~ r-ersonal appearance l11lwaukee. beci.al -t.Jr.e ruontb for 25 eaQb. and that they were quih~ frequ~n per "rud. The frt•f>2mg air extended u f.-r Desire , staMina 01nd the love of !Outh ..~~ 'fexu where t-arly mornrun rate or z tfltta per word w111 ~ training were the f.llt'tors tha t Ing n·adrn g~ 1nduded t7 at Fori be eh&rlfed '"' •dveruatna tf not Sole patd for bcfare- the 25tb of each - - - - ·· · - - - - - - - made Marciano grow l41to clurmp- Wrnth ond 18 at Vallas1 mOJ•tb following ln1erUon. SIX ROOMS and BATH . 3 garase~~. ionshlp atature, SMid, hi! former New York City, hit by a a 4manaa:er. He relattd th01t Marcr - in('h 11nowfall, had a relntl vely ,r..mw,. irr Mhertb~-Sh,uld br 981 Hysell St., Middlepol'f.. anc never 1hlrked training and mild hi gh of 27 Wedlleaday but reported tm mNiatle]J.Tbrt Dafl7 1 Phone 6133-Y. 1 lC 3tp SeDtine1 will not be re.!lponstbl• -;;--;;::::-:;-c.-::::;:---::---:::.:.::. would devote !our to five months reading~ skidded .t(l l~ by early for more than one iAcorrect in· ~OS_T Female, white Fox Hound preparation !or a right. morn In,::. sertion. With lemon spots. Col'tt4tt lames Followiftg hi ~ speech, Weill Som~ ot her early morarin,t readCera or 'lbiAa .and Spedal NoBearhs, RL 3, Pom ...oy, or call OJ'(!ned up a question and answer ings around the nation lnt"tuded 10-.t. ticea of !nata printed at ,..,.... 1 15 3tp te11ion to the assemblage in Bo•l\on 16, Wllihinglon 1~. St. which he was asked about other l•r olu•il!ed rq~eo Obltll6r!.. ( fighters he had managed •nd va ri- Louis 10, MinneapoiiJ 2, BisJJWttU:ibed 11: I eii:nt per word. '~~;U I ' ous in11tances in Marciano'• rise marck, N .D., 17, N£'w ()flean.s 32, IWnver 19, Seattle 31 arrd , Lo8 AnWANTED- 5 or 8 mont'hs old ' up t,h~ listie ladder. 1 1 1 '.Joticf'S geles 55. ·BULL er wiU tr:He lf)Od Brown ~dtes o_ f F~derated Church :p;1 Swiss heifer, 6 month old, lor t~e1r contrtbut ~on to the March Of ~(t!Dplett WRE1tL UJGN'..rtN'r Sllllle. Wa7ne Beal, .flnri.son· ~me& Can:tPIUgl_l 4onated their b, :ar~nlf trtd brake •erVtce ' ville Route. I 17 31 e t1me and lahor 10 preparation of RtscJrett'J Safety Senr:lee. Welt the Corn Brtrt1.1 and Bean Dinner (Contlnu..:l from .,... one) ll'aiD Str~t. Pomeror, i)hle. ~- -.....~ which was served to a capacity each of the local high achool s. Jle S4YI DON'T YOU KNOW? crowd. told his you ng audJence of th(' Baker's wlU five you the berl staggeting amount of 'rwmey pe{Jtrade on furniture or appJiaJ\· -----·~-pl e spend l'lnnuaily On ~lcohol ic· ces. -t-6 tf Fl.JRNISHED APA-RTMENTS, 206 beverages. Mu1t:JM-rr Ave., ~«ft . Phone ANYONE DESffiiNG HOME DE· Tb'e PomerO}' pastor st•ted that (Continued from ~~· one) 378 or 45. 1 17 6tc LIVEIJY of Broughton's Dairy ~ so me teo billion dollars lrs spent ' Vendors are no longer required ·Products in Pomeroy or Middle. SLE_EPJNG ROOMS-, clO!e''in town, to have ..ules tax returns sworn"" each year He. called ll!.i8 amount port, call Walter <::rooks, Plio~ 127 Butternut. 1 15 12tc to before a notarY publlc or a erwugh to bui~d lOO. rpeftoc:A• earh 6057-J. Arter all, "The Beit Yl'ar or to buill) onl ' .million 6 lOOM HOUSE with bath. LetU"t repreaentathe a! the Department homes. Doesn't Cod A Cent More." , · of Tu;ation. The vendor, howev. titUs Lontact . I!Arrr Bill. 1 18 tm11c is . required to sfgn the dec1ar. Reverend Zundel pq.iAtcd out 1-14-etp atlon on· ~e .return that the ln- ·the- 'harmful soeial ec:Mts of lhe --- ~ usc· or al cohfr! on lndlvi~als., farnAUCTION SALE--Farm maobtn. .8 .t\11>1ft, modern APARtr.imT, f<mn..UoD . liven Is true. iliM and communltles, c-'l 1-omeroy 27$-J or !Middle-ery, household equipment, mltACRES LEVEL GROUND pOt! fool. . lG II TIIIIIID cellane~u.IJ sppplies. "Grett Bend four room bouSe, electricity. At Grange Hall. $at:., Jai'l . 26, 1:00 Apple Grove : See Alex Wheeler. tOll . ...,.. Eleel>io wlillllOFI' P . M. 1166tc I IT 3tc &~~ Cllntoa l'llber, I(Id. dle"poa\ Ph. 8265-X. ll·l-11 ,. -----= :. . .-. or Rent-- 10-For 1 II Won-"' ""'o Buy LIL ABNER Temperance Day --- ( l-41 Par Rent Offer Assistance er. " GASilLJNE ALLEY LETART FALLS ~ c • 12> CordOfThanks ,..~ "~-....a.n, 1loordo, ».., Clot1ttL p--... CllatOD Ploher, Jllddi-. WE WJSII TO EXTEND OUR si nl·cre thanks to friend s, neighburs and rel atives. who assi.'ited in a r:y way at the time of thll of the death Of our Father and Grandfatht'r, Milo Van Meter. Special thanks tu Rev. Roy Bush. the singers, organist. pallbearer. Also donors of flowers snd Ew· ing Funeral Home. Children and Grandchildren 1 17 ltp (8) Auto Soles 1956 roan 2 dr. Serla n, ~;;yci;i ,6,000 aetual miles. priced reasonable , phone 197 or can be seen a~ 125 E. Main St., Pomeroy, any1 18 3tc time befor~ 5:30. 1956 PONTIAC Star 11·1<11 One ONII 4 ROO)( APARTIIENT. 8 room hou. Newly decotated iaaWe tn4 oat.. A. N. BengU, Pomet'01. 11 1 U (17) Help Wonted CAN YOU USE $33--$09 a week in addition to your' present earninss? Supply consumers in Pomeroy with W:w. lar1e Rawlelgl\ Line. Start errnfng. lmmeiliately. Writfl .Rawleigh's, Dept. OHL-841J.778, Freeport, lll. I 17 ltp WOMAN for HOUSEWORK must live in, Mrs. Pearl WiiUams Pomeroy Harrisonville Road .Ph()ne t<M-Y. . 116 3tc Chief 4 dr. Sedan. Very low mileage. A rcnl · 120 I Bus mess Services "cr~am puff". Blaettnar's, Pom· QUICK Sl!llVICIJ; oa W - Ro. eroy. $2595.00 palrirt{ll 111' , _ Trlrlned 1 17 etc watclunat.,. COlLINS JEw.. ·--- 1955 PORD VB Ranch Wagon, New • · Buick tr .. de·in. Fordomatic. $1905.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. l 17 6tc ---- 1955 HUICK Special b!x. 2 dr~ Sedan. Low mileage. une c&.reful local owner. $!995.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 1 17 6tc 0 Class A Common StO<:k ........,. Marty Weill Says Weather (9> For Sole 011e frD- ------ ·w -- ....... ___ las.-·· a ft.A!In, Phone WE BUY STRUCTURAL I IIAMS SCRAP IRON - METALS OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Phone 510 Pomeroy ~ ~en people 1udd<enly f.ace be- reavement the service o.f a trust worthy fwleral director is indisoensable: They lko welcome the iDJormauoo and counsel received at Trevey-.Finsterwold Home ran, secure qualWithout extraAve., Butt~fnut WARD t4M! ftl,t,'VISION UliV!CI ~00. Cleland ApPil.a&eE! sw.e, ue w. lfaJa Sl.. .._..., !--23-tf . , _ ,. ABIIOTT ·vrer 4. V. "sEJj, .'· AD "'"".. a.palro<l .., EJ ·pert Teo•mrlau. Phone-y UI<Idl.,.,rt. e.IU ~55 PLYMOUTH Dlx. 4 dr.-Sedan SAVE ON YO!IR SH~ repotr Jt Spotless two tOne blue finish . Racine _Shoe Shop One loeal owner. $1595.00. Blaet-1\ 30 tl tn!lr'G, Pomeroy. 1 17 6tc '. ru 7 21 BIG BEAR opened in 1934-the largest single supermarket in And it has continued BIG. '~ 1.~ From its "super" beginning, BIG BEAR has grown into a family of 24 supermarkets, !~ted in. 11 cities. Four additions to the family, huge new food centers in key cities of the Middle Wl!st, lite planned for this year or early in 1958. BIG BEAR'S bigness has not been limited to the size of the stores, or to the enormity of the food and household items that are available. · . · Sales and profits, too, have produced records. ~~ sales flgare, moreo\'er. meunt an average per ........ ...... ,.... (Corporat•, ••dudint tublidiarie-J Yur htiM Fe~. Jl supermarket~. and more th1Ln thre~ times the $875,000 average NRle~ per store o£ the ten let Prollt ..... laraest food chains In the rountry. $ 7,619,03) 1947 I'HB I'H9 19&0 1961 1952 195) IY64 1955 19&6 •-4o w.... tndod 12/1/&6 Nel proflta bo!ore taxes hao enjoyed a steady lner.... n..,rly every :rear since the epd of World War II, jumping n..,r]:y 14 times durlnc that period-from $119,892 In 1945 to U,M1,961 In flocal 1956. ' Net profit after taxes is even more lmpres· lllve: climbing moro than 20 times from $38,832 In 11145 to $796,429 In fiscal 1966. 10,472,546 ll,620,90f 19,310,637 21,412,201 27,758,711 33,064,832 39,110,750 43,652,371 50,381,108 56,671,919 50,113,750 , . . ., . . -'1 r..... , ••• $ 11&.231 $ 261,436 ·. 4&1,839 1,212,439 175,761 164,385 225,341 275.564 ·. 614,074 472,752 t27,247 402.!56 581,141 7U,413 let ' ,,.Itt ... '"'' i , 10,10& 281,078 247,971 362,800 447,889 1,571.617 I ,614,-15 1,021,281 1,641,96'1 tl5,041 845,532 1,3tl,192 714,353 (t)668,839 I....,.. ·····. $3.80 Sausage · • 16. 49~ J(RISP SALTY Crackers -2 -lib boxes 49~ tt• reNif• Ill,..,..,.,.. fer ,._ ,.UOII _.....,. wtn Nld The Ohio ComfN'!Y . Iii N. Hl9h St., 'The Ohio() Company. . 1 N. Hith St. IHVUTM!Itn'l CApa•l 1-4431 I am a resident of Ohio. Plust ~lfftt o 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 O" t SWEm' JUICY ttnd me *"• c~ wit\. eta. A c - S..... 0 0 0 0 ... o 0 • • • o 0 0 t 0 •• 0 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 ~tld,..u ........... , ••••••••••.......•••••••.••••.•..~~·~· ~ Columbua 15, Oht. • \ Coffee - • - II Colurrtilot I&, Ohio. I dtltila of Big Beor 5-. Compeny't frle.-..er ef tte Mldwe•t St.c• lrd••t• at FULL FLAVOR ·-~-------------~---------------. . . . CIRCULAIII by CiraJM 01111 , . -----=-----=--------# I . .. ,GaUipolis · ·· · ·· $.60 . MarieHa .. · · · · $1.55 HOME MADE It Is the Jtresentlnlelltlon or management that cash dividends be on the rommnn •lock at tho annual rate ol 33e per oh""" (Cil'!ll dividend ol Uc plyablo Apr. I, lii:,Y), with a 6"/o sloc:k dividend payable Jan. 1, 1958. • Off~rjng I ~ ,c .-. H•ntlngton ·· · · $1.85 lr~----==~~~~~~~~~~~~-· ~----~~------·· Pt. PIHsanf · · · · $.50 'i WHY PAY MORE? ' DIVID&ND .. OI;ICY Pric:e: $10.00 per 1hare CARD~ Buses Daily Parkers. .g $1.15 Pittsblll'!lh . .. . $5.00 toJ No odku"lt'"" .,, '""" 'J. k .........., fo • folr )IINitf'NHon of DID YOU GET YOUR REPORT TO 577,002 380,645 451,192 517,406 779,77+ 796,429 1,191.074 1&).397 t:ET ME SEE IT I •11 ••••'• ul...... Hrnlnp store of $2,698,662, whirh Is 77% above the $1,&20,000 average sales per store of U. S. --~y~~ :\ . ... . I Proof of the faet that BIG BEAR 111erllll tho ronlldonro of the pablle ln. Ill ..,IUty to lllertballdloo ouc:cossfally In the npidly lrowlll&' food prodada market of today Is givoll In the reeord ol ~ AND EARNINGS below: Sales In CiS<al 19a6 (ended February 28, 1958) were $r.6.671,9t9, an increase of more than 800% durl111 the past ten years. This ''· I' P·H'I-51 ' Ore~n,ges BlliACB'S FANCY • Choeolates Tuppers Plains · · $.50 PIU$ U.S. Tax - lb.69¢ ' ., ... WILLIE WINKLB . Phone 55 • w ' . •• • . _.,.,, • s-: • - - lb. 69~ ao,.I:Y'S FRONT STRm MARKET W. Mila .-.. 100 E, Mlill St., Pomeroy - - - doz.49~ • .. . MARKET I Pomoroy .. ' ' . '. ' • ...... �.. ' ..... c( ' -~~!!~~~~AL IEighty-Six Are On Middleport fl.-Dally Sentinel, Pomi!I'Oy·Mlcldleport, 0 ., J.m. 17, U57 .. - ~~~. r~~:::.~··ty 1'Honor Roll For Past Six Weeks Benl•mln H III.,..., PIMntiH 'f'l Fr.nlc N. Hllltlwa, o.fenct.nt 0 · - No. 12'.. ._.._ -. la pursuance of an Order of Sale in ParUtion iD •lte abov< enUUed action, I will offer Jor".s.ale at public auction, It the door of the Court House ln Pomeroy, Obio in tbe abov~ named County, on .. Saturday, the 18 day of February, 19fi7, at 10. a. m. o'elock, the fol· lowing described real t.tate, aitu· ate in the County of Melaa and State of Ohio, and in the Township of Ohve, to-wit: &:oniors , KeJtq Ander::~on , Bruce Bradford. Okf'y Cart, Ed<lie Gruescr, Jane Ha ms. Robert Hennesy , Richard Ho vatter, Thomu Kelly , Junior Kennedy Kenneth Lewis, Robert Morr i:;_ Carol Owens, William Riel" . Mary In Rouab Kay Stiles , J11net Valentine. ' J · umors : t'alty Barth , George Baumgardner Carol Blaker, Vera Covert, Gene and Jeanette Crooks, 1 1· Stanley, Fred Thomas. Sophomores: John Bacon , Tom Clark, Eddle Crook s, Jennifer Daniels, Peggy Farmer, Wade Herrman , Carol Hudson . Mark Kel1)', Sonny Knapp , Carolyn Milhoan, Dale Miller Kll Neal, Linda Nelson, Robert · Nelson, Dixie Pierce, Mary Scott , Polly Thomas, Carla Wilson, Harold Wolfe . Freshman : Mary Barth Carter Frenth, Becky GrueM"r. ' Loretta Hanning, Joyt'e HemmODII, Karen P~EL NUMBER ONE. Situ· lie! rolid which pasSt"li through ~aid Herrman, Phyllis Hilbert . Janice ated Jn tbe TtJwnshlp of Olive, th, · sectKm, exeeptlng 10 acre• sold to Richards, Barbara Stiles, Bonnie County of Meigs, and State of ' G. T. Ruth olf the West end o( Van Couey, Dennis Walburn. ColObio, and bound~ and de!ICJ'ibed said quarte r seclion, also except. teen Wilson , Marianne Woodgerd. as foJlowa, to-wlt, Beginning at ing a lot out of the Northwest eor Eighth grade : Susan Pullen, Su· the north_w~s• corne~ of land own- ner of said land, now owned by san Probasco, Karen McElhinney , ed by Willllm PhUI_Ipa, and form- watson and Phillips, on the west ~ly o-:ned by Jeeste B. Myracle, by land o·r Amos , G. Rardon, on Judith Butcher, Christine Coals, m Sectlon 12, _Town 4 and Range the south by lands of Cowdery, K~y Jenkimu.. n, David Lyons, Doria U , and runnmg ~utb 96 rods, and Fields, and on the east by the Rice, Rosetta Richards, Judy thence east 281f.! rod~ . thenc~ nort~ public road. containing 40 aeres S 1 u e r , Richard Swack.hammer, 96 rods along Albert Schultz sllne, more or lc~s. There is a rla:ht of Cly~a Taylor Bobby Van Cooney, thence _ we~t 28'-r., ro~, to the plaec. way rellerved along the south aide Janlco Zerkle; . of begmmna:. contaming 17 acres of said Jot b.v Cowdery, from the Seventh Grade: Karl Beck, Char"! 0 r~ or leu: a rlght of way bP- l)ubllc road ~o his lot. This deed lene DavU!, David Hoyt, Barbara gt~nmg at the snut~west corner of is for land sold to J . w. Johnson, Jones, Patty Lowery , Mary Swand Ia nd an d r u nm 0 e~ wes t_ to an by the heirs of Thomas Gum, as son ,Helen Tnylor, Texanna Wht' te. Ill • lm tree and the townsht . P r oad . recorded in Deed Book 96, page1 Boys outnUmbered the girls 10 40 feet. and 24 feet w1de more or lO, ll , 12 lrid Number I07, paa:e the Senior and Sophomore classes less; 42 of Meigs County, Ohio. and tied for honor~~ m the Junior cia th h n PARCEL NUMBER TWO. Olive , PARCEL NUMBER FOUR: Sit- 1 s.s on e onor ro · rownship. Meigs County, State of uated in Olrve Township, Meigs . Ohio. Being part of the north halt County, Ohw, anrl being the south o! the northwest quarter of sec- hal! of thr norttJwest quarter of tlon 11, town 4, and range 11. and s t" 1 lt'ne ond runec ton I , '!'own 4 and Range 11, ('fNCJNN 'Tl 0 UP L" be... noa'ng on Fiel·'', u and bound ed as follows on the · h ' • • lve tling north 80 rods along Albert east by la nds of George Fields, stoc k: , , . Schultz line; thenec weNt 88 rod~ and on th£' ~nuth by lands of c. s. ~oss 2.300; ba:r-.1ws and gllt1 to the ~enter of the road, thence Carr. and on the west by Lands of .!ct.ve fully 40c h1gher; 190-220 It with aaid road to Fields line; S. E. Patter~on . and on the north 8 75; 230 lb 18.75; 207·2·10 lb thence with Fields line to the by lands of w. J . Warner and con- i &85; 22&235 lb and 180-lfm lb place of btginnh•g containing 30 taining 40 acr1~s more or Jess. 18.50; 135-200 lb 18.25 ; 260--2715 It acre.s more en- lellll. Said Premi~es ap praised at 18, lCed grades 121i-137 lb 12~AIRCEL ~M.l!ER THREE: j $2,067.00 and can not be sold for 13.50; sows 25c higher; 300-450 lb Olwe Town~hlp, Meigs County, less. than two th irds of the ap- 2~16 ; under 300 lb 18.60; 451).6()0 State of Ohio. Being all that part praisement. Jb 14.25·15.25; boars 25c higher, of the north half of the northwest 1 Rohf'rt C. llartcnbach, Sheriff 10.60. quarter of «eeUon 11, town 4, aird · O'Brien & O'lmen, Atty11. Cattle 450, calves 100; moder· range II that lie11 west of the pub-· (!) 10, 17, 24, :-11 (21 7, 5tc at r>lv a!·tive. s!r:'ldy; choice 11teers AlA Rousb of Board. Mn} Harley Bonecutter returot:d to bls employment 00 tbe river after bejn .. home with bit children • while his wUe , was bcspita1ized. Mr. lAd Mra. Daniel WeiJan.d and Brenda apent the week end with reJa•:ves in .~...:. area . u · The Do~••. Circle of Ute B. H. s.anborn MWlonary Society of the t 8a t'·t Ch"-h t Tu -•-r r~rs Put .."" me eat the home of Mrs. ,:dllen Bater Wlth ~n. John Kluff ehalrman. prestdmg. M H II)' ll 1 d the de·. n . omer ae e vou~nal servt~ wh\eb in.eluded readinc from 'The Secret Plaoe. Mrs. Dlvtd Dint preMnted tbe program and rea4 aa ~le "Alone, Yet ·Never Alone on mlsslon wo~ m_.Nlt::.ra~·· taken from a mlss&on maJUine. . A letter has been re~ved from LJll~an_ Ferrer o( the CampbeU Christian Center tbanll:lng tll.e Circle tw a &ift. Th~ nellt meetintZ wUJ be held at fhe home or 1e gb M.rs. AI n Hu et. at A salad coune ,., Mrved the cl&se of the meeUu L uua Mr. and Mn. Wayne Hart Jr. ! were given an olr:l fuhtoned ter· enadina: and miscellaneous abow• Salurdl)' ni&ht at tbe bom, of Jlr. and Mr1. Taft Bolton. T'bey reeelved many atefal llftl. Tbe Ladiea Aid of Boerd Baptilt Churth met Wer:lnud.y wJtb Mrs. Fannie ' Rouab 1nd quilted on a quilt fOr Mr8. Annl Fry. Those enjoying the day tosetMr. were Mn. May Roush. Mn. Luvena Rainey, Mra. ' '"Uri Gib~. .... ._. Maude BleJ8Ift8, Mn. Eth"tl :a.,-. burn and Bonp.le Jean, Jlrt. Nelolle Adkins, Mn. Nap:mJ ¥mer and Beverly, )Irs. Gamet\ Qapman, Mrs. Irtnl WiMbrtniel' aDd Donna, Mra. Rcmab the ~osteN. Mr. W. A. BleNing and ¥t. F. ll. Roush. M Mn. Tobey yen returned home Sunday from Sl Jqae.Pb'! Hospital Par'tenburg Were abe underweDt surgery. Mr. Jobnnle Fry New Haven .-1sited recenUy wUh Mr. 8nd Mrs. Ed fry, Mrs. Ross Winebrener . · pd Donna spent Sunday afternoon ' with Mr. and Mrs, Ceoll Bleaalng and EUa. - - - - - - - - - - - -- I LI' VeS·t 0Ck Repor l S. Final Plans Made For Big Bend · Minstrel Dinner Final plaAs bave been in.Jde for the annUil dinner for Qlt members. fam1Ue11 and guelts o1 the ~il Berid 14lns&el. ' A hobo theme will be earried out at the afflir to be held at 7 P· m. Tbursda)' .Jan: 2. at the Letart Grade School auditortam. Special favors carryiDJ out tbe theme are be\nc made by M:n, Roy Reuter and )Jrt. Brooks Sar«, from materlala ordered from a Columbus eoPcern. 11tose attendin1 wiU wear hobo attire and prius will be awarded for tile coitumea. On WedPesday 70 gifts which will be ·awardedz !or games ind contelf.s \o be held during the evening, were pur· 21.~; goo417.50-IP.75: good ~7.110; choice heifers 115 .»18.76~ good ~? 18.60; utiUt¥ and commertcal eows 10.50-12; standards 13; eaQerJ and cutten 9-10.50; thin canners 8-8Jl0; cutter and utility bulh 12.1kl--18; good to choic~t veale.-s 20-28; cheice 32; standard to ctJoi~ c~ased. Caat membera ot the eounty. calves 15-17.50, Sheep 100, not enoua:b fr•._ re- !air show or this fall's ' shoW are invited to attend. ceipt:. to establish trade .· fill• resiJMJJ , , , , Sltll• of o,;, tll#tl laft:l 2 ~ntt per word, Legal Notice 8· H. Sacn~r n ·children !:~~!~ :.~ ~~~: or B.o•d Run were Sun· 0orcas I rc ld e d q f M d Mr De Meeting H ~y sues () r. an n- ~ e The Jn1uary JSSUI' of the Ac:tiv- 1 1ty. Mi ddk;1urt Jil~h S\: hool paper, ~a y Darst, Don Karr, Ja mes Oh· earned the follow ing honor stu- hneer, Sharon Roush , Stanley s d Th sk · Ph 111 dents for the past six. weeks: aun ers , omas Inner, 'I !I 1'b~ olfning of this imu is limiltJ. '""' sllles will H , •• 01111 lo bou ,. \VANT 4DS ')(J' UtiJl ~tiMI olbtfwis1 thtl• with , "iew to "'"'' lo 11or1-r11HIMis oj OIHo. " 325;000 . shares BIG BEAR STORES COMPANY (an Ohio corporation) Legal Notice Legal Notice ltlsat.UTION Jamo Bryan~ :tr · - p1aH Mr. Neutthng moved the adopo of residence is unknown; Lucille CaWe Farrah, wbo reaidea at Powera, whose pia~ o! realdenee K 11 tion or t.he following ReaoluUon: is 6742 Sparta, Detroit tO , Micbi· amuoo 8tate Hospital, K.a1a· BE IT H.ESOLVED, BY the'!JOArd mazoo, MichiJan, Robert Knotts, gan; Bartlett Parker, whose plate whose laat tn.own place of reD- of Meig3 County CommiJ&ionera, of residence is unknown; the un• dence waa Elkton, Maryland, R. D. that in accordance wttb Section known hein, devisees, legatees, 130.07 ol the Revised Code ot OblO diJtributees, administratora, exeeu- 1• but whose pteaent jiiddress ia un· tbis Board does hereby eatimate known and cannot, with reasonton, if any, of Bartlett Parker, able diliaence, be urerta.lned; tbe aa:gregate maximum amount of Deceased ; AJice Ford, wl,oae place Calrence KDoU.., wbo last tnown public funds subject to its eonof resideruo:e is unknown; Mrs. place of reahlenc:e wu l'l)'dale trot to be awarded and be on deWflndell Fulton, wboae place of WeJt Vlra:inia and wbose preaeni posit in the aum of Eilht Hun· realdence is unknown; Sarah Holm J place ot resi.d~nce b unknown aud dr-ed Thousand (M(IO,OOO.) Dolltn ben, wboae place of residence 1a · cannot be ueerta!Ded; Bl.lpb and that of said sum it iJ hereby 'mknown; Mrs. Bert HI.Jiey, wbose Kn•ta. whoae 1ut known place of estimated the sum of Two Hun· plaee or r~sidence Is unknown: reatdenCe was Powellton, · Welt dred ThoUsand ($200,000.00) DoJ. Louile Exlme, whose place of tel- Vlrglnla, but whole present reli- lara is .INACTlVE FUNDS, and the idence ia unknown _ 'l'be Maynard I dence ia unknown and cannot. sum of Six Hundred Thousand Coal CompAny, a Corporation, with · reasonable diUa:ence be a · ($600,00.00) Dollars ~~ ACI'IVE ~h~ residence, or buatnesa add- certained; RU188U Knotts: whose FUNDS; and res1 a unknown will tate notice last tnown plaee of relidenct wu BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that on tbe '1th day of Deeember Ivydlle, Weat vtrlinla, bqt whose Ulotl. Hiram Slawter • being plain- preaent place of residence is un· thal February fth, 1957' at 11 Uff, filed hb petition I~ the Court known and eannot be aseertained; o'clod: A . M. Eastern Standard of Common Pleas, Me1ga County, Leluld Price, whose last known Time, be and the same is bereby oh;o, Case No. 12,~, again.tt the plaoe of reaidence 11 1010 Soutb deslgnated as the date and time on above named parties and othen Quebet:: St Apt 5 ArUM:ton Vir which the meeting of the Board of a1 defendants, alleging that he • cfnia and 'whoae Present pla'ee 0 ( Commissioners will be held at Its bu a legal rla:bt to aDd ia sebed 1 resl~nce Is unknO'IIITD and cannot offJce in the Court House. PomeIn tee ldmp1e of the undivided be ucertained· will tate notiee roy, Ohio fer awarding deposita 28/24tbs. part of the followinc de- that Kenna Kn~ttl. u adminJatra- for a period of two· years, comKribed pll't::t'ls of real eltlte, to- tor of tbe eltate of William H. mencing on the First day of Jan· wJt: Knotta, deeelle'd, on the 215tb day ·•ary, 1957, and PADCEL No. 1: 1 of September, 1052, filed irla petiThe tollowing Real Estate situ· tlon in tbe Probate Court of Meigs BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, •ted iq the CouDty -of Meigs, in the County Ohio Case No 18 033 and that each eligible institution deStlte of Ohio, and in the ToWn- on the, 14th, day of . ~~ber, 11rlna: to be a pubUe depositoey ehip ~f Rutland, and bounded and 1956, filed bis &upplemental pet.i- ,hall, not more than fifteen daya deiiClJbed as follows: tn ~tion tion thereln, aUegiag that the per· prlor to February 4th, 1967, make No.7, Town 6 and Range14ofthe sonal estate of aaid dectdel1t is application in writing to the OJ;lio Company's Purehase: Begin- insufficient to PAY bia debUr and Board. Such !pplication ahallapeen.ing 103 rods North of the South charges of administration· that lfy the maxhnum amount of pubUe East. corner of section NO:- 7; def'edent. WHUam H. Knotts, died moneys which the applicant deseized in fee simple of the follow- ,ires to receive and have on deposthence West 120ft feet ; thence North 22 deg. East 27!i feet, thence in: real estate: it as an INACTIVE deposit at any North 40 de(. East 299 feet; thenc(' ~i me during said two year period NortJt 48 Deg. lEast 187 feet" The foHowing real estate situat- ind at the rate of interest whieh thence North 61 Deg. East 594 feel 1 ed in Sectioa No, 30, Township No. the applicant will pay thereon, thence North 34% Deg. East 99 7, Range No. 15, of the Ohio Com· ,ubject to the limillitiQns •of tbe teet; thence North 171,2 Oeg. East pany's Purchase, Salem Townsbip, '1NIFORM DEPOSITORY LAWS, 108 feet ; thence North 1f Deg. Meigl!l County, Ohio, and bounded ~ach such application shalJ be ac-East 280 feet ;thence· North 38 and deiOI'ibed- as foUows: .Being companied by a finaricial stateDeg. Ea$1 33 feet to the East line the Southwest quarter of the >nent of the applicant, under oath of Section No. 7; thence South on Northwest quarter of said section, ()f the cashier, treasurer of other ~ion line 1680 feet to point of CQntai~ing 40 acres, more or less, nffieer, as of the date of the rebegJ.nnin.g, contajning 10 acres excephQS" therefrom 20 acres, port to the Superintendent of more or less. more or Jess, which lies on the banks or the comptroller of the PARCEL No. 2 : East side of the public road, eon- c,urrency or Auditor of States last veyed to Gladys Knotts by deed nreceding the date of the ~ppUThe following Real Estate situ· recorded in Deed Book 168 Pqe cant and adjusted to show any ated in the County of Meigs, the 435 of Meigs County Deed Recorda. changes therei.n made prior to the 8tate of Ohio and in the Township B 1 h 1ate of said applieati'on. of Rutland and bounded and dese ng t e same rea1 estate conTh eribed as follows : In section No. l , veyed to W. H. Knotts by deed e ,Board of Commi&sioners reIn Deed Book 183 Page serves the righ t to .reJect any or T OWD No. 6 an Ra nge No. 14 of recorded 139 I . d. Ill! apolications received. the Ohio compaDy's Purchase: Beo Metgs Countr Dee Reeords. a:Jnnia.g 103 rods North o.f the The prayer of said petition b . Applications for ~CTIVE deposSouth west rorner of Sedibn No. for sale of said real estate for the 118 may be made at tlle same time 1; thence East 149 feet; thence payment o! debts o! Said decedent as for INACTIVE deposits. Appli-" North 15 Deg. East 2172 feet to and chargea aforesaid, and for oth- cation 'for Active and Inactive dethe Southeast eorner of a fi acre cr relief. posits ~u s~ b~ separate req_ueBII. tract formerly sold to Wt'lbur The persons r·irst a b ove menThe designilllted Ill bll dlnStltutJOnll · ·Raves :thence North 83 Deg, tioned will further take notice that pu c epogltories shall deposit West 194 feet along the S.:."th side they have been made' parties de- with the Treasurer of Meigs co. .of the said 5 acres ; thence South fendant in the above petition and Ohio ,as se('urity for the repay~ 38 Deg. West 810 feet to ..the west that they ar~ required to answer ment of aJI public moneys detine of Section No. 1; tbedce south the same on or before the 16th day posited in said public depositoron Section line 168() feet to point of February, 1957. ies such securties 88 are declared of beginning, containing 21 acres eligible und-:!r provisions of Sec-more or lesa. KINNA KNOTTS, Aclmini• tlon I35.16 vf the Revised Code of Tbli land sl.lbject to an oU and Ohin, ,1 as Jease, also a right of way for trator of ~-~· l»ri'- of WllInterest on. inactive deposita ShMIJ be paid quarterly, in accordea:ress and ingress to the land ly· llam H. Knotts, OecHMCI. iaf aoutb of the above described (12) 27, (I) 3, 10, 17. 2-t, 31 6N · anee with the provisions of · Sectracts:; also. a right of way for · 1~ the prayer of ~~~ petitio!'-, ~~~ -1 35.22 Clf the Revised Code of powu poles for the transmission plamtiff ra ~ tbat h1s 1 t r t of electricity over the same. p J n e eJ an AdoPted l l a Special meeting of .E:x:cepting approximately 3114 a~Jd .real estate may be set off to the Board or Meigs County Comams of eo1J ln Pittsburgh No. 8 hlm 1 ~ severnlty and for partitiona misaloners this 7th day of J&nof sa1d real estate, according to uary 1tm7 veln of coal, which said 3'1., ar.res the reJpective right& of t.he perMr Hart'a·nge d·• b are descrlbed In Vol. 108, page 253 th t d · · · ·. r secon ""- t e moot tbe Deed Records nf Meigs ~f:: of er.::i~ :~ore:ldeaJ:se~:~ tlon and th~ roll being called upCOUntJ, Ohio. real estate cannot be made with- on adoption, tbe vote resulted The aforesaid described parcel.!! out manifest injury \o the vt}ue ';: 0 . ows: M!'. Neutz.Iing, Yea; Mr. beJn1 a surveyed. description of thereof, then that aaid real estate (l~~if • Y r.a; Mr. Craig, Yea. the real estate deac:rlbed in Vol. may be adjudged to one or more ...;,_·~~·===~=:-119, P'P 628 of tbe Deed Records, of the partles to this suit upon .._ .Mella County, Obio. election, u provided by law, and PINntlff further alle1ea In his In case real estate Is not adJuda:ed petltion that Jame1 Bryant, Jr. Is to one or more partle.s to tbla ltdt selzed of the . undivided 1124th upon election, as provided by law, part of eacb of said parcels of then that said real estate may be re«l estate. sold, free and clev from any ud Plaintiff lw;tber ·allea:es that aU elaima, rights and Interests of The Maynard Coal Company, a each and all the parties to this I CorporaUon, ma.r claim an ln.ter: suit. Plaintiff further prays that eat in 13 acres of eoal underlying tbe aald defendant& and eaeh of Parcel No. 2, by virtue or a deed them be reQuired to !let up whatrecorded In Vol. 113, Page 268, J ever riJhtl, elalms Or Inte-rests j Deed ll~s, Meigs County, Ohio. they and each of them have in Furthermore that the detend- said rut estate or be forever bar· aatl, BarUett Parker and the un· red from uaertlna: same and for known bein. devl&ee!, legatees, other proper relief. ,' dl.atributus, administrators, execu~ld parties are required to {ors, if lily, of Bartlett Parker, answer oD or before the 2nd day Deceased; AUce Ford, Mrs. Wen- of MlrCb, A. D. 1907. Dated J1nua.ry ltb. 1957. dell FUlton: S•rab Holmben ; Mrs. Bert HiJiey and Louife ExUne Hlram Slawter may cWm an interest in the 13 Crow .t: crow ac:res of eoal underlying Parcel Attorne,.s for Plaintiff• No. 2 by virtue of the &aid deed (1) 10. 17, 24, 31, (2) '7, 14 8tc recorded in Vol. 113, Pace 268 of the Deed Records of Meigs County kiLLIO JN t~SH Ohio. LANCAS'I'ER, 0 . (UP) - HarPiaintitf further alleges In lhe old D. Bo:wen, 34, J,.ogan, was petition that the Dtvislon of Aid killed and ·two other men were in· for tbe Age.d Department of Pub- jured Wednesday nlaht when their lie Welfare State oi Obio, has or car erubed lnto a parked truck clatm1 to bave a Uen on Slid real on Route 33, two mUe• south of eatate. h .. • [ I .. ..~. ' __..__ '\." ..., Dally Selllfnel, PomemJ-~. 0., Jan. l'l,l USED COAL FURNACE, ~ .00 . Pl\ene ~X . 1 17 3tc (C.minved from Pt. . ont) (Contlnut'4 fr.nt P1f1 OM) clano Dffere6 no Incentive now. cl;annel lhrou&b tju! lee. ter'tlllll. Kinh:nam ebarl• IJOeHid We111. since the former t. cent• prr -.·ord for tbre. coaCh1c~gd sh iu~red if\ a 4 below champion n.ow commanded at least H·adlnj: and il wu 3 below at tec:utive inaierUona. S7500 pe~ r-ersonal appearance l11lwaukee. beci.al -t.Jr.e ruontb for 25 eaQb. and that they were quih~ frequ~n per "rud. The frt•f>2mg air extended u f.-r Desire , staMina 01nd the love of !Outh ..~~ 'fexu where t-arly mornrun rate or z tfltta per word w111 ~ training were the f.llt'tors tha t Ing n·adrn g~ 1nduded t7 at Fori be eh&rlfed '"' •dveruatna tf not Sole patd for bcfare- the 25tb of each - - - - ·· · - - - - - - - made Marciano grow l41to clurmp- Wrnth ond 18 at Vallas1 mOJ•tb following ln1erUon. SIX ROOMS and BATH . 3 garase~~. ionshlp atature, SMid, hi! former New York City, hit by a a 4manaa:er. He relattd th01t Marcr - in('h 11nowfall, had a relntl vely ,r..mw,. irr Mhertb~-Sh,uld br 981 Hysell St., Middlepol'f.. anc never 1hlrked training and mild hi gh of 27 Wedlleaday but reported tm mNiatle]J.Tbrt Dafl7 1 Phone 6133-Y. 1 lC 3tp SeDtine1 will not be re.!lponstbl• -;;--;;::::-:;-c.-::::;:---::---:::.:.::. would devote !our to five months reading~ skidded .t(l l~ by early for more than one iAcorrect in· ~OS_T Female, white Fox Hound preparation !or a right. morn In,::. sertion. With lemon spots. Col'tt4tt lames Followiftg hi ~ speech, Weill Som~ ot her early morarin,t readCera or 'lbiAa .and Spedal NoBearhs, RL 3, Pom ...oy, or call OJ'(!ned up a question and answer ings around the nation lnt"tuded 10-.t. ticea of !nata printed at ,..,.... 1 15 3tp te11ion to the assemblage in Bo•l\on 16, Wllihinglon 1~. St. which he was asked about other l•r olu•il!ed rq~eo Obltll6r!.. ( fighters he had managed •nd va ri- Louis 10, MinneapoiiJ 2, BisJJWttU:ibed 11: I eii:nt per word. '~~;U I ' ous in11tances in Marciano'• rise marck, N .D., 17, N£'w ()flean.s 32, IWnver 19, Seattle 31 arrd , Lo8 AnWANTED- 5 or 8 mont'hs old ' up t,h~ listie ladder. 1 1 1 '.Joticf'S geles 55. ·BULL er wiU tr:He lf)Od Brown ~dtes o_ f F~derated Church :p;1 Swiss heifer, 6 month old, lor t~e1r contrtbut ~on to the March Of ~(t!Dplett WRE1tL UJGN'..rtN'r Sllllle. Wa7ne Beal, .flnri.son· ~me& Can:tPIUgl_l 4onated their b, :ar~nlf trtd brake •erVtce ' ville Route. I 17 31 e t1me and lahor 10 preparation of RtscJrett'J Safety Senr:lee. Welt the Corn Brtrt1.1 and Bean Dinner (Contlnu..:l from .,... one) ll'aiD Str~t. Pomeror, i)hle. ~- -.....~ which was served to a capacity each of the local high achool s. Jle S4YI DON'T YOU KNOW? crowd. told his you ng audJence of th(' Baker's wlU five you the berl staggeting amount of 'rwmey pe{Jtrade on furniture or appJiaJ\· -----·~-pl e spend l'lnnuaily On ~lcohol ic· ces. -t-6 tf Fl.JRNISHED APA-RTMENTS, 206 beverages. Mu1t:JM-rr Ave., ~«ft . Phone ANYONE DESffiiNG HOME DE· Tb'e PomerO}' pastor st•ted that (Continued from ~~· one) 378 or 45. 1 17 6tc LIVEIJY of Broughton's Dairy ~ so me teo billion dollars lrs spent ' Vendors are no longer required ·Products in Pomeroy or Middle. SLE_EPJNG ROOMS-, clO!e''in town, to have ..ules tax returns sworn"" each year He. called ll!.i8 amount port, call Walter <::rooks, Plio~ 127 Butternut. 1 15 12tc to before a notarY publlc or a erwugh to bui~d lOO. rpeftoc:A• earh 6057-J. Arter all, "The Beit Yl'ar or to buill) onl ' .million 6 lOOM HOUSE with bath. LetU"t repreaentathe a! the Department homes. Doesn't Cod A Cent More." , · of Tu;ation. The vendor, howev. titUs Lontact . I!Arrr Bill. 1 18 tm11c is . required to sfgn the dec1ar. Reverend Zundel pq.iAtcd out 1-14-etp atlon on· ~e .return that the ln- ·the- 'harmful soeial ec:Mts of lhe --- ~ usc· or al cohfr! on lndlvi~als., farnAUCTION SALE--Farm maobtn. .8 .t\11>1ft, modern APARtr.imT, f<mn..UoD . liven Is true. iliM and communltles, c-'l 1-omeroy 27$-J or !Middle-ery, household equipment, mltACRES LEVEL GROUND pOt! fool. . lG II TIIIIIID cellane~u.IJ sppplies. "Grett Bend four room bouSe, electricity. At Grange Hall. $at:., Jai'l . 26, 1:00 Apple Grove : See Alex Wheeler. tOll . ...,.. Eleel>io wlillllOFI' P . M. 1166tc I IT 3tc &~~ Cllntoa l'llber, I(Id. dle"poa\ Ph. 8265-X. ll·l-11 ,. -----= :. . .-. or Rent-- 10-For 1 II Won-"' ""'o Buy LIL ABNER Temperance Day --- ( l-41 Par Rent Offer Assistance er. " GASilLJNE ALLEY LETART FALLS ~ c • 12> CordOfThanks ,..~ "~-....a.n, 1loordo, ».., Clot1ttL p--... CllatOD Ploher, Jllddi-. WE WJSII TO EXTEND OUR si nl·cre thanks to friend s, neighburs and rel atives. who assi.'ited in a r:y way at the time of thll of the death Of our Father and Grandfatht'r, Milo Van Meter. Special thanks tu Rev. Roy Bush. the singers, organist. pallbearer. Also donors of flowers snd Ew· ing Funeral Home. Children and Grandchildren 1 17 ltp (8) Auto Soles 1956 roan 2 dr. Serla n, ~;;yci;i ,6,000 aetual miles. priced reasonable , phone 197 or can be seen a~ 125 E. Main St., Pomeroy, any1 18 3tc time befor~ 5:30. 1956 PONTIAC Star 11·1<11 One ONII 4 ROO)( APARTIIENT. 8 room hou. Newly decotated iaaWe tn4 oat.. A. N. BengU, Pomet'01. 11 1 U (17) Help Wonted CAN YOU USE $33--$09 a week in addition to your' present earninss? Supply consumers in Pomeroy with W:w. lar1e Rawlelgl\ Line. Start errnfng. lmmeiliately. Writfl .Rawleigh's, Dept. OHL-841J.778, Freeport, lll. I 17 ltp WOMAN for HOUSEWORK must live in, Mrs. Pearl WiiUams Pomeroy Harrisonville Road .Ph()ne t<M-Y. . 116 3tc Chief 4 dr. Sedan. Very low mileage. A rcnl · 120 I Bus mess Services "cr~am puff". Blaettnar's, Pom· QUICK Sl!llVICIJ; oa W - Ro. eroy. $2595.00 palrirt{ll 111' , _ Trlrlned 1 17 etc watclunat.,. COlLINS JEw.. ·--- 1955 PORD VB Ranch Wagon, New • · Buick tr .. de·in. Fordomatic. $1905.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. l 17 6tc ---- 1955 HUICK Special b!x. 2 dr~ Sedan. Low mileage. une c&.reful local owner. $!995.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 1 17 6tc 0 Class A Common StO<:k ........,. Marty Weill Says Weather (9> For Sole 011e frD- ------ ·w -- ....... ___ las.-·· a ft.A!In, Phone WE BUY STRUCTURAL I IIAMS SCRAP IRON - METALS OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Phone 510 Pomeroy ~ ~en people 1udd<enly f.ace be- reavement the service o.f a trust worthy fwleral director is indisoensable: They lko welcome the iDJormauoo and counsel received at Trevey-.Finsterwold Home ran, secure qualWithout extraAve., Butt~fnut WARD t4M! ftl,t,'VISION UliV!CI ~00. Cleland ApPil.a&eE! sw.e, ue w. lfaJa Sl.. .._..., !--23-tf . , _ ,. ABIIOTT ·vrer 4. V. "sEJj, .'· AD "'"".. a.palro<l .., EJ ·pert Teo•mrlau. Phone-y UI<Idl.,.,rt. e.IU ~55 PLYMOUTH Dlx. 4 dr.-Sedan SAVE ON YO!IR SH~ repotr Jt Spotless two tOne blue finish . Racine _Shoe Shop One loeal owner. $1595.00. Blaet-1\ 30 tl tn!lr'G, Pomeroy. 1 17 6tc '. ru 7 21 BIG BEAR opened in 1934-the largest single supermarket in And it has continued BIG. '~ 1.~ From its "super" beginning, BIG BEAR has grown into a family of 24 supermarkets, !~ted in. 11 cities. Four additions to the family, huge new food centers in key cities of the Middle Wl!st, lite planned for this year or early in 1958. BIG BEAR'S bigness has not been limited to the size of the stores, or to the enormity of the food and household items that are available. · . · Sales and profits, too, have produced records. ~~ sales flgare, moreo\'er. meunt an average per ........ ...... ,.... (Corporat•, ••dudint tublidiarie-J Yur htiM Fe~. Jl supermarket~. and more th1Ln thre~ times the $875,000 average NRle~ per store o£ the ten let Prollt ..... laraest food chains In the rountry. $ 7,619,03) 1947 I'HB I'H9 19&0 1961 1952 195) IY64 1955 19&6 •-4o w.... tndod 12/1/&6 Nel proflta bo!ore taxes hao enjoyed a steady lner.... n..,rly every :rear since the epd of World War II, jumping n..,r]:y 14 times durlnc that period-from $119,892 In 1945 to U,M1,961 In flocal 1956. ' Net profit after taxes is even more lmpres· lllve: climbing moro than 20 times from $38,832 In 11145 to $796,429 In fiscal 1966. 10,472,546 ll,620,90f 19,310,637 21,412,201 27,758,711 33,064,832 39,110,750 43,652,371 50,381,108 56,671,919 50,113,750 , . . ., . . -'1 r..... , ••• $ 11&.231 $ 261,436 ·. 4&1,839 1,212,439 175,761 164,385 225,341 275.564 ·. 614,074 472,752 t27,247 402.!56 581,141 7U,413 let ' ,,.Itt ... '"'' i , 10,10& 281,078 247,971 362,800 447,889 1,571.617 I ,614,-15 1,021,281 1,641,96'1 tl5,041 845,532 1,3tl,192 714,353 (t)668,839 I....,.. ·····. $3.80 Sausage · • 16. 49~ J(RISP SALTY Crackers -2 -lib boxes 49~ tt• reNif• Ill,..,..,.,.. fer ,._ ,.UOII _.....,. wtn Nld The Ohio ComfN'!Y . Iii N. Hl9h St., 'The Ohio() Company. . 1 N. Hith St. IHVUTM!Itn'l CApa•l 1-4431 I am a resident of Ohio. Plust ~lfftt o 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 O" t SWEm' JUICY ttnd me *"• c~ wit\. eta. A c - S..... 0 0 0 0 ... o 0 • • • o 0 0 t 0 •• 0 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 ~tld,..u ........... , ••••••••••.......•••••••.••••.•..~~·~· ~ Columbua 15, Oht. • \ Coffee - • - II Colurrtilot I&, Ohio. I dtltila of Big Beor 5-. Compeny't frle.-..er ef tte Mldwe•t St.c• lrd••t• at FULL FLAVOR ·-~-------------~---------------. . . . CIRCULAIII by CiraJM 01111 , . -----=-----=--------# I . .. ,GaUipolis · ·· · ·· $.60 . MarieHa .. · · · · $1.55 HOME MADE It Is the Jtresentlnlelltlon or management that cash dividends be on the rommnn •lock at tho annual rate ol 33e per oh""" (Cil'!ll dividend ol Uc plyablo Apr. I, lii:,Y), with a 6"/o sloc:k dividend payable Jan. 1, 1958. • Off~rjng I ~ ,c .-. H•ntlngton ·· · · $1.85 lr~----==~~~~~~~~~~~~-· ~----~~------·· Pt. PIHsanf · · · · $.50 'i WHY PAY MORE? ' DIVID&ND .. OI;ICY Pric:e: $10.00 per 1hare CARD~ Buses Daily Parkers. .g $1.15 Pittsblll'!lh . .. . $5.00 toJ No odku"lt'"" .,, '""" 'J. k .........., fo • folr )IINitf'NHon of DID YOU GET YOUR REPORT TO 577,002 380,645 451,192 517,406 779,77+ 796,429 1,191.074 1&).397 t:ET ME SEE IT I •11 ••••'• ul...... Hrnlnp store of $2,698,662, whirh Is 77% above the $1,&20,000 average sales per store of U. S. --~y~~ :\ . ... . I Proof of the faet that BIG BEAR 111erllll tho ronlldonro of the pablle ln. Ill ..,IUty to lllertballdloo ouc:cossfally In the npidly lrowlll&' food prodada market of today Is givoll In the reeord ol ~ AND EARNINGS below: Sales In CiS<al 19a6 (ended February 28, 1958) were $r.6.671,9t9, an increase of more than 800% durl111 the past ten years. This ''· I' P·H'I-51 ' Ore~n,ges BlliACB'S FANCY • Choeolates Tuppers Plains · · $.50 PIU$ U.S. Tax - lb.69¢ ' ., ... WILLIE WINKLB . Phone 55 • w ' . •• • . _.,.,, • s-: • - - lb. 69~ ao,.I:Y'S FRONT STRm MARKET W. Mila .-.. 100 E, Mlill St., Pomeroy - - - doz.49~ • .. . MARKET I Pomoroy .. ' ' . '. ' • ...... �' • W('fe discu ssed for a ··rounders Middleport Society Notes Day" program . A group ducussion was heid on problems vital to tbe : oC."hool prog r am . At the cloSe ur the mee.ing sand wiches . coo k1es and coft ee were served by the committee, Mr11. Annis Phelps and Mr~ . Robert Hoo Mr. and :'drs. George Ebersbach and children are movmg from their property on Soulh Second Avenue to the home of his moth~r . Mrs. Clarem:e Eberbach, Rutlend Str~t . Johnny Blake, younger son of Mr. and Mn. E.M. Blake, has been ill for several tlays. Mr . and Mr.!i . Val Re}·nolds and (ricnds from Gallipolis visited hit parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, and attended the Sunflower HER£ 5---WHY---1 Minstrel Wednesday. Becky Allensworth hu been confined to her borne with an attack of hives this week. Polly Ann Bauer, granddaugb-1 { M d M C R K n ~".. an ut r;f icb~l ior 5ter ~ r., as ....,eu 0 a week wilh an attack Of flu. Mrs. Shirley Mills, Robert Jr(IU& and daughter, Robin, and Mr1, E. M. Wood, were in Columbus Tuelday. Mrs. Mill& visited her niece, Mn. W.alter ChaJe, who iJ imprOYL ing slowly at her home after a recent hollpitalizalion. Friendly Circle Installs New Officers Tuesday New officers were installed by the Rev. Waldo J. Bartels, when the F'riendl)• Circle of the Feder~~oted Church met Tuesday evenin.:: at the church. The meeting opened _with a worship service con-ducted by Mrs. Bartels. OHicera lnstaUed wtlrt Mn. Mike Simmons, presldent; Miss Erma Smith, vice president; ' Miss Mary Elizabeth Chapman, secretary; and Mrs. Paul Werner, treasunr. Following the installa· lion, Mra. Marvin Burt aeeompanied by her mother, Mrs . .Ben Neutzling, sang "The Lord's Prayer." During the business selll!ion plans were made fo-r guest nl.&ht to be held al the next tneetiilg o~ Tuet~day, rebru.try 19. An invitation was received from Croup One of the Middleport PJ"eabyter. ian. Church to attend their meeting on Monday February 18. l'rfgidatre Washers and Dryers Mrs. l'hll Globokar was pt:Qgram leader for the evening and a short play "Our Needs" was presented hy Mrs. Corliss Jacob~, . Mrs. Alfred Crow, Mrs. Edgar · Arnold and Mrs. Globokar. Bradbury Church Martha ClasS Mee t'lnQ IS Held vcr. The Martha Clas!> of the Bradbury Church of Christ met rt·ecn_L~ ly at the home of Mrs. Clareme MWTay with t!Jeir pr~sldcnt, Mrs. 13 Janu ary t he Salisbury PTA Jncl Tuesda y evening at the school . • • • • • \ Mrs. Willian , Bartels president, pre&ided at t he m e ctin ~ ~:~nd plans Lucille Bearhs Hitwkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6.!44 Tommy Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Baker. has returned to tehool after a recent illness. Att~!ldan!'c An inform:uve til lk on " polw· · wa 3 gJ v~n by H. l:; Boucy. wh "n Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport SOciety Editor, Phone 6079 Mrs. Hazel Board and Mr. and llrs Robert Carruthers have re--tur~ed !rom Columbus where they risit.ed Mrs. Board's nepheW , Robert Lt iVis, who is in crilieal ~ndltion at :\tt. Carmel Hospatal after an automobile accident. LAUREL CLIFF H. E. B.oney Is Salisbury PTA Guest Speaker The Daily Sentinel Wide-Awake 4-H Club Meeting HeldT uesday $8.80. "SAVINGEST" • Laundry Products Ever Built ~a s Su nday Scho\'11 67; collection • • LOST 52lbs Feels 15 Years Yo•••er GALLIPOLIS.' OHID-''1 feel 11 3-·ean younser and I have loll M: lbl. of exceu wellfht 11tnoe the day a friend told me about JWnnel Concentrate~· wrile1 Mn. J. A. Ru\hlrlord. Social Events Planned Ahead BySYFGroup The Mlddl~port Literary Club met Wednesday at the home or Mrs. D. B. 1Iartinge1· with Mrs. Social event~ w~re planned for Donald Milia, president , presiding. 1he ne:tt three months when ttw •Roll call responses were "A Senior Youth Fellowship of the Great Political Figure" . The afternoon program included Federated Church, met Sunday .,., two papers "Freud- the Man and evening at the church. His Mind" by Richard L. SchoenThe meeting opene!l with a wald, reviewl'd by Mrs. Dale Out. wor~;~hip service affef which a ton and ''They Also Ran ", Irving short business session was held . ' Stone, reviewed by Mrs. Rober( with the prc~;~ident,\ Kennedy, Coats. · presiding. · , I . 11 The next meeting will be on Plans were January 30, at the home of ::'lfrs. a ,wjmln' Henry Null, Walnut and North [)arty at Univcr&iiy naSecond Avenue. tato rium, in J anqary; d Two new members were wel- ~kating SIIJ~A·Way Comed to the club. Mrs. Roland Rink C~esto:r road in FcbLeVaughan and Mrs. Lowell Protourna· basco. Man·h. I tot &;altern AYe., GaUJpoU., 0 . "Betaking Rf!nni'JI I wu t1rfld all 11f the time. Today I do all Qf my own work, and 1 enjoy ~ health .. " Allk your druga-l!lt fOT • ounce. ?,f liquid RENNEL Coneen•.rak. You 11 never know a hunjfl'l___!'fiOJnent while reduclni wllh RENNZJ.... ton~ • • D-.ce.r fe fte VOL VIII NO. 234 -NIAGARA FALLS, HUDSON RIVER. FROZEN SnFF Jousting . "ville Keith Juvenile O'Brien and match by proving Thi1 ed of guarantee tutned to Knox County aUthorities" · ation or the punisbn'tenl •t •• \ !bur sandw-iches pass tlze final exam at noon. See Dick run. He's quite a sprinter since he's been • "' getting all of that HOLSUM energy. School days The fourth birthday of David Dodson . son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dodson, was celebrattld on Tuesrl.uy, Janu~:~ry 15. • ...,_ are happy days when youngsters have the basic nourishment of HOLSUM BREAD. .,') [0U:U Ulll OUI QUAUTY W.\Y OP DOING IUSINU.I \ KARRand VANZANDT W. Main Sl. Phone 485 Pomeroy , LET'S CUT THE NATIONAL Death Rate make uour aeato ••fer to STAY ALIVE *SAVES WATER KEEP THEM Bolh Hoi and Cold ~YES ALIVE ·nME *SAVES SOAP *SAVE CLOTHIS cMr BRAKE SPECIAL NOW! Gentle Bul Thorough *Saves Drying Tim• R..mov•• More WaterThla Any tllher Waaher eseell Tollay erre4 Home Trial "OIIu.N GET OUR • BE RP'tAQO --------HERE'S WHAT WE DO 1 Worth Crowing About' ~ (//11/Jk- always fresh for sandwich-making ------- inspect and repack front 2 Clean, wheel bearings. and add brake fluid, 3 Jnspecl brake drums. needed. 4 Check 5 AdjusH>rakeslf ueeded. 6 Test brakes. ALL for $1.49 and THIS AD HACKETT'S SAFETY SERV-I'CE hU((J14t/M-m thfi bright orange-red wrapper Remove fronl wheels and Inspect ,llnlng hiRIN to watch iJ • BAKER W. MolD SL Phone 2~7 children grow up with this enorgy white bread · Male it taste better • •• Serve it with.• •• • Pomeroy Lemuel E. Roush n--d Is R rt d epo e ~ Uon, Pl"Oaidod their reaular . Qf Heart Attack r'ft":.~~·..~:t,d lbat $827.oo h•• Ch\lrles Murray, president o[ -t.he ~UdlepQrt Firemen's Aisocla at meetin'g- Thursday night at the 'W'Ol'd bas :been fe~V~ JIN'e pf _ been ecu:ilr~buted fet rth~ purchase ·th.e de3tb of t.eaayiJ R:~u·sb, 84; of ·• oc.w Emeri{Cilcy Tru~- wbicb a native ·of the Oak Grovo' cOm· ia . needed to replfee tfl~ 195Qmuntty near Letart, W va. • 'trUck l'iow .being used. Mr. Routh, wtlo lived at Genoa, Jtefr~shmcnts were serv~d thr· Dl., died suddei1Jy of i beart a't· ough the courte!ly ot a fr1end of tAck Thursdty irlotm.RJ about J't / .the department. ' t. · o'clock. He ·. ,u II inov,e d West wh~n He Wll !i.l1jlc~ aild had J. ·:lo'<i_ljng. man. SOD ~f IJ:ie IJte • ' ' I \ ,,. · ' .-~ · - ~ INJUR•D IN iiALL RD- - Pickens Tho Middleport . ~:o•uergeney il~~~: ·p~"'""1. ·&Otj!l\:es tio Squad called at . U; I~ ,-hur<· !' Gonna. Sdl>dl'g. at ; · p. m. day when Mra. 'Lena. !,.iiiJe. fell . · ·1\NSWER CALL attrV{ ed by, ·bl$ :w_'ilt' Eula and JnJured her blp _at tlfe '():I'D'$: . Polneroy Emergency Squad te• ehJ~n~ 1 -wthnl'o; '. Rieh: of Mi. and Mrs. Clyde Tt,l&ler. ported they answered a caU T1JursJiirvin, Aad J&mca. Mrs. Uttle wn taken tG ~Olzt1r ,day at Lll~l Clif~ _w~en ~hlvers it ~ al~ter, MiJ:. Be55 lbpitel in the Rawllnp€ut.r \ ·Finhlw auffeted a t'tnntm& spell. A · LUcirida .,m of Gqtlo.~vijje ~~·· 'I Middleport's new Explorer Scout N. W. Fillo, ~gional darector at troop will hand $48 22 to Polio Cleveland, reported •·no progreu•· Drive -Chairman H E. Boney to- JOilowlng j.he talb. 'morrow as a result of two Sa-turMeanwhile, Frank A. Themes, , WQJ'k at a Hot cofree--eho~o­ an,d1';aouthnut Sales h.,oth on ehamnar. oi the union's bari]:;;in· cer 111 ' !"•• amliullnce. . I~ phy~clan wu calletl. • . COLUMBUS, 0. UP - Federal mediaton meet again today with both side1 in the six month old strike againlt the Ohio ConiOU.-tated Tel('phone Co. after negoti& lions Thursday night remained deadlocked. Both boys here had ed with stealing auto Landers had been indefinite term in Boys' Indu.strial - SChool eacaped. . ....,,.,.....,,.,..,.,...,.,,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,.....,,.,..,;,,.,...,..,.,..,.,..,,.,..~ On Phone Strike authorities who wanted h''l'.l! AWOL. Spencer i.s still at' a,v. ' turned himself in to Fort knOJii EL8 ERFELDS Again Today Explorer Scouts . Contn.bute ep'IU IUO To Pol1•0 Funds Spencor, anolher juvenile. It wu !he first ouccess!ul local jail break in over 10 years. Lahde_ra Twelv& o'clock scholars like the way HOLSUM's fresh fiavo"'r makes a good lunch DH~at sandwich taste better. David Dodson Honor Guest At Tuesday Party Quests were served birthday cake and itt! cream. Those presftnl for the party wer~ h!s grandparents, Mr. ind '·ln. Arnold DodAOn; Mr1. WIIJIam Ault and children, Dennh, tiary, ('elcsl~t and Patricia; Mrs. Bt'tty Williams and ch.ildren, Connie and MJkc; Mr. and Mrs. Dad!IOP and ch.lldren, Pamela, Danny and Davlrl, and Ginny Fife. euting Attorney James may win the Landers leaat, not most, want to punish him. Landers euaped· from. J,Jetp county jail January 3 with Frant presented by Mrs. Fred I. Garnder and Mrs. , Give the children a wholesome lunch . \ fin M~t Kno•, Ky., were l!wli.sh 17-year-old Or· Judge Bacon had •:~~~~ Knox authorities r . to hi; FOUr\ be liken 'to I SINGLE COPY ave Local ®- A dessert courBe was served by the hostesses;, Mrs. F'rcd Blaettnar Mrs . Paul Werner and Mrs. ·Carl BHilram Lo 16 me1n bora and tvru tuel!'t!f, lt••v. Uartels and Mn. ...,, 12 •• u ..- .... ,.-, wllh ..._ flu,.,_ _, lmh rea I 'tvc ROCifJT¥' AWAY. ..Mi¥Y .,...,t.llhr Lake lrle. H........... ty .... 12 tQ 20. Low tonitht S to TO ......... Federal ~lediators i\ If you're playing tag with the cloclc, trying to pack the children's lunchboxes every morning-here's how to make your homework easier. Make their sandwiches with lunch meat and fresh HOLSUM BREAD. Ohio: CJou.Jy •n4 cehf •ltft c.niorMI snow flurTM-1 . . . , er In Midd Ie Temperatures Show Slight-Rise · AsSnowFlurriesComeToArea . Mrs. Claude Ashley was devol1 ional leader for the Prayer )1 e~t­ ing held at the Church of Christ Wl'!d nesday <!Vening. ' By UNITED 1'11111 1 11, 111111 Church Of Christ Prayer Meeting Held Wednesday It was annotnlC'<'d th • li.Irs. i\1 . L. Kelly would be the dHotiot"l WIAT!t •• .----~~~~:.......~~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~:~:~:~~~::~::::::::~r-----·----------~:;:-.:::::;-::1 ~rllycl~•nd• ~ $1.98 Edgar Allensworth who sang "l Shall Not Want. " Frt•d I Gardner, pa stor of the church , lt: d the Bible study clas~. .... ' linow flurrM ~a •••..-••••. ~ . I ---------~-- --1-ea_,_ l e_r_l_or_lh_e_ o_e_Kt m cc l in g. ! • • .................................. was .... ... , I' ., .. t ent.t\n·e $1.69;-····--':_ Special music - .. HI{...._,_ ... The hoJteu served a salad course to eleven members. ' '- ' ELBERFELDS $1•-1'l ..or-. . - Grill RusSEll pres1dmg 11nd glv1~g the ope. n'm• devotional serVlce. The Wide-Awake 4-H Club mel The members repe ated the Tueliday evening at the h.ome of Twenty-third Psalm m unison to .\ 1artha and Carolyn Nicholson : conclude the service . Readinli(s Betty Covert, president, opened alven for the program were by the meeting with the 4-H Pledge Mrs. Paul Winn and Mrs . Ole~· ;~ and a discussion was held on old Cottrell. md new business. Mrs . John Diehl received word The February meeting is to be hl'r mother, "Mrs. Roena Calhoun, Demonst r allons on fruit serving at the Cottrell home with ~lrs . were given by Carolyn and Mar- bad passed away in Spokane, Vint King as co-hostess. Wash ., January ll. Burial in the A salad course wa.-s sencd to Lha !-Jicholson and the members Rh·erside Pa"k Cemetery in SpG;Harel Russell, Marie Wilkinson, also studied ways of cooking vege- kane. tables. Mrs. Carl Ebersbach , Mrs. Dale By Mrs. John Diehl Barnhart, ~rs . Winn, Mrs. Milton RPcreation was enjoyed during Russell, Mrs. Grifr Jlu1isell, Miss the liOcial hour and the hostesse~:~ Sara Gilmore, Mrs . Letha Russt'll, and their mother, Mrs. Dale Mrs. Oleva CottrelL ~eholson , served a dessert course Mrs . L. W. McComas is councilor for the club. literary Club Meeting Held On Wednesday I Mrs. Harold Chase Hostess Tu~sday T,o Electa Ctrcle Mrs. Harold Cbo~sc en l-er tained .\l r and M rs. Stcve Eblin and lh c l-:!e('ta Circl e of th.e B. H c hil dren spent the weekend in Sanborn :\1 iss ion.ary SOCiety or Col um bus . the F irst Baptist Church Tuesdav at her home with Mrs. E. L. ~ l r a nd . Mrs. Jerry Pullins 1.11d Hughes, chairman, presading. The so n J eff spent Fr ithay night witb devotional ser vice waa; led by hN gra ndmother Mrs. Pearl Ja- !drs. Charles Bennett who read cobs. an article "Closina the Doors " IUMEIMAID IIHX MAJ and concluded the :service with a Quae-. YOiJ' llldt-wo~N~tJ. lroffth ,ovr Mrs. Bill Davis returned• to her prayer, ~ -~· of ....... lot-t· lottlftlll homl" Saturday after spending n~bt..r ~w~t ....., ,., t0tt 1 past week with her parents Mr. During the business meet ing I .an d Mn. Pearl Jacobs. Mrs. Harry Hol..!dashelt reported "" ___'!!""'_.::__]._J, ____ ,_ on the baskets which were preparPaul Jacobs and Kay Reines I ed at Christmas time. Mn>. Clifcalled on Mr. and Mn. Cliff Ja•uuaiMAID DIAJIIIOAID MAt I ford Hayes read a letter from cobs and Jack Sunday afternoon . Elizabeth Snodgrass, for mer MIS· Prot•b tuotchel I afternoon with Mr. and Mn. John sionary in ltio Grande, thanking 'i .......... .,..... ...crr, Mrs. Lou Diehl spent Saturday the Circle for a birlhd~~oy gift. Diehl. Sunday guests at tbe Diehl Plans were m.:Hle to assist with home were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert \ ........ ,..,. I Graham, Glen Graham, Mrt. Ber- the Fellowship Tea to be held by nice Wood and daughter Ruth the SOciety in February. The proMarie of Gallipolis. Callen Rev. gram Was presented by Mrs. Beu tUIIIIMAID DA DI:.U.I Harry Bates, Mrs . Mildred Jacobs, lab White who reviewed the study ' Mary Lou Smith and Judy Gil· hOok "Missions, USA". Mrs. Allen IJIIddY. "Ntr' ~more. Hughes gave the closing prayer, ' Neutzling. are lhe at 8-Daily Sentinel, Pol"eroy-Middleport. 0 ., Jan. 17, 1957 . seeoaa·Ave. Mediators met separately \lo"lth representativell of the Comunieations Workeu of America and · lhe utility firm here in an effort to iron out a new contract. . mg eommittee. seoNd tbe tompazw. rdr_refusin• to submit the dUputi ' to , ,ar~ation.. MiddlepOrt said I:~~Sl~~;~::~:~diwarner 101~ pop- which the ertoru II for· .brown all!l.h!! Coyle, If p.r. tirm to ..... to wlta. '&he that1t•atieen . of GoY· and of Ule The worst cold wave of the winter today continued to bold the llfelg&-Maoon area in its icy grip with little indication ol relenting. The temperatures here showed a slight rise thla morning In comparison to Thursday's record low of 10 bel01r for the season. At 7 a.m. the reading was 12 degrees above and at 9:30a.m. 18 degrees above. Fvangelist To BeAt Racine Baptist Church Icy winds brought fresh snof into the area in brief flurries that during tht early morning hourr 11ave tb~ impression of becomlna: a blizzard. Road crews of the 'itate Hichway Garage again U ~kled tht!! problem of clearing the main thoroughfares while Meigs Count:r road CTt''NB also were on a standby basil, Sllould the snowfall become any heavier. Although the crewa were out during the early mornin&' hours, it wn reported that the major portion of road.. . in Mel.gt County were now in good condi1 t:on, with all hills cindered and salted. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 17, 1957 ward