https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9d33639b617f7f77b0ea78868cdd2d8f.pdf bc4c8939febd81103c997bb1c8ce45d6 PDF Text Text ' • 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. �' t-DaUy Sentinel, Pomtroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 18, 1957 · ery by . ,.. ' INTERESTS OF MEIGS·MASON afternooD ex..,pt Sunday Tbe •ntiDe 110 Mecluntc St Pomel"':ly, 0 . Busineu oU1ce pbobe offlce Dbont 399'. RICHARD S. OWIN- GENERAL MANAGER IEYNOLD E. GREEN!- EDITOR '!~ODal atlvertielng representative, Bottinelli-Kimbali, Inc - ~tocton Ave .. Maw York City, HI. N. Y. .. Bn&e~ II aeond clau mailing matter at the post otrice at Pom Oblo Vau.,. • TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan,el3 Friday WCTU TO MilT The Pomeroy WCTU will meet a l the Baplf:st Church., Tut!Wiay I at 7 30 p m Mrs Joseph Cook will tw program leader II .' . ·; ..... • Day Book BEHIND A COUPLE OF EIGHT BALLS The Daily Sentinel DEVOO'I!D TO AREA I Mr1:1 Carrie Cusell has received 1 word of the hlrlh of a greai ·niecf', Mr ' nnd Mn Charles Rickma .. Columous, are announc1ng birth of a dau ghter Cheryl They also h.a H· a tiurteen year old dliug.h. tcr G ra n r~parents are Mr. and Urs H1ckman. Mt Clemm Mtchl· g.m forml'r local resldenb I Slftft&· tlx mobtha. t'180: three months, $390. By' motor rout8 14.25: three months, $2M: one month, St. ~;;----;---;-----;---­ Unfinished Symphonies · Fer.tili~er Buy 1f you've seen the 1'957 cars - as who hflsn 't - you know the}''ve C!'Ot po~er enough to flv Anci certainJy· -- wiib their longer, lower hnes , and with those uosweot fenders beneath E11rly / to Save Time and Avoid Spring DeJays which the smaller wheels seem alreadv half-retracted -thP.sP new proJectiles give the impress iOn of taking off for the wild blue yonder Middle West Soil T HE provement Committee But, lik~ t~e horseless ,carri<:~gc from "'hich they sprang. they are st1ll mtended to S.•a·y on the ground, and still required to stop as well as to eo. Moreover, sinte the motor mBiennium i$ not yet, there will be times when some of them wilJ be stopped because they can't go. If the driVt't is able to PUll off the travelled highway before misfortune <'ompletely stuBs his prO:. gress, he mJy tinker ot· change a tin• or go for help or rn()re , .. In cornparatlve safely - to himself. his car and the oth•rc• that whiz by him . Im- liJ~tl four advanta1es in bufing :your fertilizer early ttus wmter and 1tormc Jt on the tarm until a.prlni: 1-You are tur, 0!.~!~1 th.e exact grade aru1 arnWU~~t o1 re:rullzer you want. q'b,e Plant food is well curt<l ~ )'ou f&n Itt lmr;nedi8te <!JUV!r,t: I jl;..'(ou ~:CI>l· '•rlll!zer 91> I I haq~ , illd~ <eel~ ' ~_Jil<la•), •a ·w.~~ P n~n ~ na.or;neDt'• limO o.rttr . . . .!ul"" ";'tp =-~· ~J,'n _.fi')'J.,, ~llqfl'or I«• tllfzer; ' - But as It stands now, the mosl modern and cornpletely equipped glamor t'ar you <!an buy offers no proteetion to driv· er or Passengers - or to oncomine traffic - I! and when it is stalled on the pavement Four headlights, push-button control, power steering and brakes, aero-dvnamic styling are no help '-'If.., ~void tbe risk ol "'"!; dtlai !D 11!0 ~·'..J""'I ... _... w~o ~ lt'Wei p anl 'fl ~rli to Itt. c:o.mJ11Itlo~ pOinte oul PJ. JorilttiQiri to the "sitting duck," as truck drivt•rs call such a vehicle. Trude drivers incidentaliy. carrv portablf' reflectors or p o t Tho · tbat WSAZ-TV CHANNIL 3 6:55 SWn On 7 :00 Today 9 00 CoffL"¥:> Time JO 00 Hom~:. 11.00 The Plice is Ri.&ht 11.30 TT'uth or Consequences 12:00 Tic Tac Dou&h 12:Bll lt Q>uld. Be You 1 :PQ Current ~:00 CamPrr;: Cues To Sehoo1 2:30 Ten~~ l:,rnie Ford 3·00 Matinee Th::at ..; 4.0' Quee.i'l For A Da;v 4:45 ModE'f'D RQmaocet 1):00 Comedy 'l'lmt 1):30 My Little Margie UO Wil4 Bill Hickok 8:80 ~ewi' Picture 8:.. bPI!I'tf En e:SG Weathere&~t '7:00 O,atb Valley Days· UO He Wo If~ Fl..., BilOw Newl ~ito 1.:!!0 Oddly enough. every car thai has been built In America ln -~- - - - - ---~-'--recent yeMs has the basic equipment to flash the warninp; a human ur Uird. quarter of a mile in the darkness of night that it Is stopped, ' Had H not been punishable -by and is an obstruction on t!u;t travelled road. We refer to the law it woulrt have been mucb standard flashing turn sifmals And all that is needed is a sim- 1 • b R k ~impler to '> hoot ·;he silJy cheetah. ple extra switch that will cause all tour of these signals to With Ro ert. uar The vu1turc11 could have had him f1 h ' lt 1 B.y ROBERT C. RUARK . . herotcs, and we drove over and and 1'omnue would stlll be skipas SlffiU aneous y. . . JKO:\<tA . Tnngany1ka - We were tossed the ram within a few feet ping on the sward, until someWhy the car ma.kers have not g1vtn us lhts obvJOusly neE'd· riding arow1d lhe primrosed or the hungry It was a roy111 thing else him. ed safety feature m the new models, wo.uldn't know, It pions of the Grummeltl River this repast, because Tommie bt+ We h£'aded hltme. As we bumped would cost little and go far toward ellmmat}llg the '''sltUcg day. feeling pretty good. We had ter than any of the Afncan ga- over the plain, hyenas popped out duck" accidents lbat cost 1,280 Jives last year ao.d injured removed 11 IPopard, who h;~d been zelles. of their burrows and headed for 151,06(1! cap1Lalizmg on the local goat The bloody , silly tbeetar. re· where the vultures were dancin,i Perhaps they are saving it for 1958 But fortunate1y you h.erdll, from further senous con· fused to look at the. Tommu• We their ghoulish quadrJUe around d th t •t If h t · ' I ' S1derat10n by th{' "'Imple device attempted lo herd ham Jn the gen- the defunct ~azelle. Little jackals your car as urn stgna 5, YOU can now. or han ging a warthog in a tree eral directlon of hts dinner. but pncked Lhe1r ears and popped Ollt 0 no ave 0 WBI · buy ll, switch that wUI convert them. at the flick of a finger, and up car.ly. Moral: ao dice. We withdrew, figuring he o! hole11. A scavenging marabo11 into Ufe·savlng disablement flares. Greed 1s generally fatal. lf tlte would dine a.> s )On as we were stork stalkt.:d, like a dirty o)d The cost is trlriing - compared with that of a single pint leopard hadn't tried to cat All out of his vision. Not tbis jerk. He deacon, up to tbe arisiey meu that of q.Iood. the p1g, iL would t•ven now be stood calmly by and watched the remained of the d1nner the chee· clobbering gouts. vultures slidfl down and consume tnh wouldn't i;iecept. As mr ntmncd the other day, all his .dinner. Then he lay down , BousfJeJ~ shrugged as he veered the fl S( aped ht>asts from the Gar. possibly to bror,d on the state of the JCCp away , hunting for the track. den of Ede-n had congregated m the world. l'h~ cheetah made me real an"There goes your gallant gest· this area The J1on w~s more or Jess lying flown wtlh the lamb, at gry. He also remmded me of the ure, shot all to hell," he said. "All least, fuur hons we suw had gam· role we have been playing mtcrna · the good wuted, and the ghouls boling , l\~rds within a hundred tlonally. ~' gl::!t ncb off the idea. And the ' yarrls ot tht'm Evcn the hyenas Acting hlj;l brother ('0 tht• u111. s tupid 50 and·so you tried to help " sN•mf'll pearr,~bly di sposed . verse is a waste of lime . money flups on his, hnl and prob~bly effort and !iff! Wf' shoot a lcop curses you lor the effort. But the Dou Bou ~ fteld n ntce young ard lo keep him from t•at mg goats huzzanls get fat" chap I'Cl'I'JJtly of the K('ny~ Game when actually you mt ght ltke l1•o· Sun1berly, it occurred to me as Dl'part nwnt v.a ~ roultnt•ly curs111g the native poachPrs anti thr1r pards bcltcr than goat.~ You wal · w~ drove home, that war, peace, g;une traps whf'n he stH.hlcnly lop a poor Tommie to feed the 111d, advice and intervention in sick, and then the sick n•fuses the lhe normal .!iChemc of things were JlliUml'tl nn the bl'ake~ mewl, and th,• Tommie had died in all cap~uled in the day, and that A ehPl'lu~. u sort of long-lf'ggert vam. 1 felt ternble about that you might as well eall Bousfield senu ]f'opnrd who i~ !Onb( on speed Tommie , !IIIH'c I have no rt•al and me the UnHed Nations reprebut shol'l 011 brain.<; was dnnking sympathy fur vulture~; either- 1sentatiVe.!i for Tanl{anyika from a wutorhole The cheetah, I Ab Around and out I I ~e ~at. ~nbbed ~ats pil~ King ltoy Roqers News Score;bOard Rosemary C~oone} Sho'# Satul'day Nilht Jaml>orel People ~.t Pufl;ny Perry Com, Show Jet.r)' Lewis lf'he Er~tle · Kpvacs SJJow Your I:Ut P;t.de News and $M:rts Cbomplon!!rl(i Bowlln1 Owl TjJta#t 1UO 12:15 1:110 ·zf; '« _. J's West~rn Featu~·t NBA G.&D'IIf:' Uopalong Caas.idy JKl s'" 011 'NCHS~TV Channe~ 8 11 05 Sc&Dnjpc 11:10 The 1..ate MO SliD 0u 9.0f' Life ,.oq tbt 9:30 J0:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 only aev- ea or elkbt blKh to prevent cak· ina:. Br.olr.tn bi11 sbo~ .IJJ ~_pt aeparate from lbt ma.m pne. nr• the comm,!ttee. rarm Captain Ka•. l!l'aroo Mighty Moua:e Lucky 8 Raaeh Tales of Te~ Raa~ Bip: Top 1:00 The Lon..J ltJqer 1:30 Jr...Town )(,.tina: . 2 :00 National Ice Hockey Top Ohio 4.H'er Wins 5c:holar'Ship 4.15 Tnwn. Count;. 4:30 Tbe P.IJI "ie\llre 5:00 Chui'dl'o Btr Storr 5·30 w Cl_..m gl•llln~ 8 00 lAir PI'Jwer "oln MARCH OF not lihuotablu, and although why any)JOdJ: would want to ~hoot one illlcupe~ mo We drove close 11board and non daprwd the gl1195es on him "Poor beg11ar's lame 111 the oHhmd leg," he !latd "And 11turving 1 AX FACTS No. .Medical Deductions and WJdow Benefits by the look of hun. He ccrtoinly can'l t'llil'h anything wllh that gume le~ Sh1lll W(' bu.v him 11 1h11 ner?" Since thPrc were SC\'cr·al hutHI· rert thl)ltS<IJHI nntclopf',Zellla. illlUt~ gazelles, JHgs and other t!dlb!e fauna ll1 the unmediate v1cmlty ~some or whom woulrl wtn1t Ult m somethmg's stomarh when mght fell- it ~;ecmf'cl .slightly less than sinful to shoot n Thom~on glllelle ram for the poor lame du.wtah This was accompll.shcd W1lh0ttl ---- ----- 14-H Leadership I necnusA of their t(llnnl knble tl€!1110l111l!'1Ltlon of leadorshl)!, Ohll) )'outh 1 eceh'~Bd Lh~ tWO 19r.& Bt&tlt Hi l'..eallorehll• award. These )'UJ41ll: people bu1'~:~ d\we}, OJJtld tho ftne chara.ctt::~rhltcl neuetiiBtY to aut·<'esa!ul lender. 11hlp Ia thalr f·H Chtb as W<'l! ~· ill their COilliUUnlty Ft•ederlck Jsler ot Prosper(. a 4·H'er for nine ~·eara and Sue Ann Oliff, Delle Cllllter. a 4·H'er for · yetLrtl both 1!1, ·were choeen thl'l HhJten~>lon Ser\"'ce of the State Untvet"< alt)' ror thl• honm'. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 4 One.spot 1 Arttftclal ca.rd wat~Btway 5 Very l'llow 8. Work hard crntu~ ; Jl. Betel palm 6 Not • 12. Fl'ult (It,) generally 13. Black anake T Uvlng U. Quotl!lct 8 Moree! 15. Member Of ot food a fraternal 9 Acrou order 10 Anarchiatl 111. Sculptor'' 17 Rt&ret chh!leW 18. Chief detly 18. SyntheUc lBabyl.) 19. Greek leller ruby lt. Skin openlrlr 20. Unit of 2a. .ltlevatld eleohical train ruiatance C<:oliC!!I·• 21.1)vlll•IS II.~ \J&p.l lal!llo 14. Ledto · nat. ural ubjcct lAm. Jnd 1 2.4 Fesllvnl CJap I 2~ Writing Outd 27 Co- 29 32 34 35 38 37 Aa•••• qut'tted \'e1hrd4r'1 Esktmo tool Undtvided !18' Amerl.can Door Joint educator CUrrent 39 Unrull'led or air to. Sloplnr Location of 41. Man'a name Taj Mahal Cpou.) Delineate H. Snake lr-:'!11"'1..,,.,,.. 18. ~~.. ao. "*~,.!il 11.=1 N.lll)lte ...."'. fPrl.lr, j'*'" the g!as11, rather than the grit-filled clo:,th used to clean The eight birthd.,y ot Emelia al parts. . Darlene Leaar waa obierved by the special chamois be used to deaa tarftUy, Tuesday. A de<!orated cake and ice cream were .erved with a dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Charles ·Let~ and children, Emelia Dar· 1oao md Chuolde Bill, ¥•· and Mh. lotuJ TerrJll , and Mr. and M'rt Jose&}b Struble and 1on Mlcil.eL ' .r.TttP~ Y PII~RV~D • E H Farmer• bne until February 1~ 1SJeetman and C. R. Neilwander, to file tbelt lneome tax return and 4 entomololi:illJ, and J. D. Wliton, ~)' l.bt: tu. )bf!Y farmen u ~e the plant patholoii't. recordl they keep for rncome tu Wilaon and W. T. Shroeder, a ourpoHI 11 1 me.w.n1 of analyun.e; pathologist from the New York their buslne.ts for the year and Agricultural Experiment JtatJon, 'JOinting out weak and strong will dbculll latest information on :pota In tbt:Jr farm busineu tomato diteaae control, and E . K. Good recqrda can mean dolbrs Alban, department of hortlculture to the farmer in the way of in. ' Ohio Agriwlture Experiment ata~orne tax avinp, management of tion Will evaluate chemical weed be farm busine11 and Social Secontrol in tomatoes. I urity benefrts. Only by keepina: Odt·of.. tate speeakera Ln addl:ood recorda can a person be sure tion to Schroeder include Paul bat be wm pay the correct tax Young of tbP John Bean dlvblon equlred b)' Jaw, and no more Food Mac::binery and Chemical Simple retorcil are satUfactory Corp., Lansrng. M1ch.; \ L. A. Roll •ut it is Important that the reeot I.Jbby, Mt:NeU and Libby, Inc., •rda are complete and tell tU ouree of income u weiJ u the Kokomo, lnd. and Ed Philll~, American Can Company and NorU!mi of expcnte. One overlooked man RiU:, Continental Can com~em of $25.00 could cost a farmer pany, b~th of Chieq;o. 5.00 or more ext11 tax dollara. 'I'here are several things to t:onA spec1al tes11on on soU manq• ·der in reporting ineome tax thia ment praeU<:ea for cannln.V: eropa c-ar. A corn loan from the Com· is planned. L. L Harold, project odity Credit Corpcrati(m may be suparviso~, USDA SoU and Water •ported aa income either in the Conservation Research Braneh, <:!at 1n wbicb the Joan is r made Coshocton! will dileuaa aoll water • · in the yc>ar wben the commod. relatlonsblps, and Holl wiD talk on soil manaaement pra.cticea fQr v bt finally 10hl. -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I tannin& erops. A panel diaeuuloQAerlcultural program payments f on what Ohio growen can do to tult be iacluded in grOSJ income ·trimprove their aoil menaaemeDt hetber receiVed in cub or 1n pro&ram will climax Ule aession. ·rt.ilizer or lime. Patronage diviMYSTERY NO. 3 wruch appeared 111 Saturday's elli:tioit Paul Kora, St. Marys Food, Inc., 1 from cooperatives whether 'Dds Delphos, 0., will serve u panel and which is aga-in pictured above was correctly identified during paat week as the D<>n1 cub, st.Dck, certificates, revolvm®~ator. ver Holter farm on the Chester-Racine-rd In Nease 'SetUement. Mystery Farm No. 4 will apg fun'! certificate11 or any other ~ar in Saturday's edition of The Daily Sentin el. _ rm should be lnduded in farm. Sweet corn growere and proce• tcome in the year reee1ved sora will hear talks on corn inj Mystery Farm No. 3 of tbe curFederal gasoline tax refunda sect control, methods of applyinJ reat oer!.. appearins In the Daily 00 ';f 1ay be repvrted as income or as in&ecticidea, sweet corn varieties, Sentinel was correctly identified redllction in the cost of gasoline. and cultural practices for bigh bY ~ numbe• ol Meigs Couatians Nontauble items itJclude UJ· yielda , dunng the past week. ·eaaes in the va1ue of farm assets County and st!l.te winners in the The tarm is owned and ope!· Busmess generally should be govel-nmenl here no S!!le or el change has Ohio Top Ten Tomato club will ated by Denver Holter and h~s prettty healthy in 1957. EmployLast year, Dougan points out 1ken place. f'xcept items mcluded receive awards at the January Z9 1 invent.Jnes, loans, life insur· luncheon from L. S. Hartley, Balti· two son&, Harry and George. It Js ment will be high, wage rates and cunsumer incomes rose eaougl on the Chester-Racine-rd costs up, and the con:;umer's dol!I) provide an increase in the a located nee, gifts, bf'Questa, i.nberilance•, more and Ohio Railroad, BaltiJciaJ security benefits, railroad more, Md. Governor O'Neill """ill m N~ase Settlement, and is com· lar will buy a litUe leaa than it verage purchasing power for eac . di.d last year. person, 1ven though our popul:: ·.:=tirement or veterans pensions. present awards in the Canning prisei:l of ~ at:res. Formerly known a! the Charhe These predictions come from t10n has continued to rtse and r( In the expense items the pur· cr~p youth progreu. Gonder farm, the property was . · t U · 'I · h b base of items purcbasd for resale bought by Mr Holter in 1946 . Il1ley Douga.n, OhiO Sta ~ mvel"- tat pnccs ave 1ncreased a ou Jn be deducted only in the year Since he has bad possession of the ~lty ex~ensJOn economJ8t.. who 2 percent. Thi.!; year, he sees bot F.tiMILY ZOO 1ey are disposed or This is the property he na.s built a new mod· d~aws h1s conclusions from anti- meomes and expenditures of con MEMPHIS - (UP) ~ It's Jlllt .lDlers inereasmg. the filur children rnakm... all tbe ern home garage raised and re- c1patcd demands upon our econmodeled the ~r~ fOr dairymg, omy by consumers, business and Busmeu confidence continues noise in th3 Bob Vernon home. bUilt a new sb~d. milk house and .• .. igh., the economist pomts out, anrl t'h~ Vernons own two p<nue~. sUo and at present is preparing to Bureau Board. .e expects further outlays for ex three talkina parrots, three 'mon· Call , Vs 'l'oHfl Theil' son Harry was in World OW C •J.DsJon a~ least through the firs t keYs, two hawkt, a pau of canaries. ~il4 another shed The Holtera own 40 bead of War 11 for 27 montha, serving In 1art of this year. a mynah bird, a cock4teal, a ChiHolstein cows and heifers in add!the south Pacific, while son ~tebruary On the subject or· govf:'rnment huahua and a Persian Kitten. tlon to a he-rd of 40 Herfords. George !lerved in the Korean War. I' pending, Dougan observes tha t Sume of Ohio's i;csl market hog: ederal .spendmg has det'reased a They also raise some bogs and Both returned to the farm after Chin• Search h IC 1 l •· t I ··y serv•'ee .ttle in recent years, wh1le state . k th ens. e r s m~ a m n ... r · wtlJ move into the show nng a c BROCKTON, Mass. - (UP) ·They are all active in Church, The other d.:mghteT, Dorothy. is the. Madison County Faarground AND SUPPLY nd local government speudtng Police are looking /or a dwarf, a and Farm Bureau and are marr1ed snd mother of four ehll· in London February 23 to t:Ompet 1 1as shown a continous mcrcasc fawn and a frog on a toadstool Grange I Off 'tcers t'n lh Ma Phone 3202 "Total demands by .e."overnmf:'nt e son 'te Lodge · d re n· fur championships in the 1~7 Wilham Brennan reported these a so PeBI'I Sl. Racine Denver Holter and Mary Gen. Oh ' S B h Start .re likely to increase further 1n chmia tigurmes missing from his In ,0 •1 conservation practices 10 prmg arrow s ow. "'" Dougan says, "but mcreas· ~N7," helmer were married 32 years ago 1 8 18 h d I I .·d leDat'on ,·n such area• ,, lhe and ave reare a amity o two Mr. Holter has bullt a large farm mgLat me • a.m1 d 332 b pondhouse supplying fora• barn, years 99 evenexhibitors rcw Jfiddle Et:tst mtroduees some un· sons and two daUKhters. The sons hen and howater .. houae Well rowsst from in ar 3{ wora.' ~ .hint Oa the tarm, they as provt'dmg a nice "' fishmg spot. counhes . " We h ope 1o. t op !h a1 ~ertainty m goVernment spending, are .H Y and George. The two b 1.11 well as ut other 1actors con· !loiter believes pasture to be th1s year," says Her crt Barnes daua:hten ar-P. Dorothy and Donna . nbuting to the geneial busines.o. The latter daughter is pianist at h1s cheapest feedmg. In his soil Ohio State UmvcrsJty extenstor Jutlook." Chester Methodist Church and also bu!ldmg prRCtices he snread 182 swine speetailst. The economist forecasts net L.clur•• t'n Chesler G•ange. ton of lime and SIX ton of fcrtr. The show will feature separat(. li hU . 1 · 1 eli · anc armincomesuponysgythts Mr. -Holler the barrow c1asses for :u·ng a dt'reclo• ol ll.ter, most of which went mto ' "U pasture. The)· raise all thetr · own pens of 3 1n · pure bree d s and I!I'Otf. }ear. Although average farm prt· the Meigs Cnunty Farm Bu'e " costs lor. nine yea•s while Mrs Holter fcrd. breda and pens of 10 wit h ali ~pq wi 1l Increase over 1956, h • Th e !loIters own a II medern br eeds and cro.ss~s cumpc t mg. Tb e N·ll be up almost enoug to cause served five years. em the Farm farming equipment including audience w1II have an opportunity little change in net meomes. Hog three Internatioi\al tractors, pick- to tale champiOns 1n the order of ,.1roduchon may be more profit· up baler. c~mbine, field chopper, expected carcas1 cut·out vslu~ .Ible than it was last year,.Dougan corn picker, etc. l'bey also own Barrows will be sold at aution .ays. Profrts from dairy and beef their own welding equipment for :~tarting at 3:30 p.m. • production should be about the repair work about the farm. Each exhibitor may nominate same and from poultry production WhJie dairying ls theJr principal .:me p1g to a carcass contest to IQwer. type of farming they also raise ~ee how his animal measures up ----::--:-:--potatoes, corn, wheat, oats and to the kmd the consumer prefers Foot Trouble hay. Class champions must compete in DETROIT - (UP) - Edward The Holters have been regular the carcass contest. A show of the F. Grou' aching feet cost him $2 subscriberS to The Daily Sentin~l 1 carcasses and a packing house tour He paid that fine in traffic court for a .number of years and sa1d 11 scheduled for February 2:1, for crossing a street a~ainat a red lbey hked very much ~e new starting at I0:30 8 m. at the Braun l!ght after expl~nlng· lt. hurt my t "Mystery FArm" feature. Packing company Troy feet to stand stJll and watt for the Although tb~ Holter• themAs a kick-off , '10 the London 1 light to c~ange. They d~n·t ,burt selves almost immediately reeog- .>bow n Ohio Swine Banq et will too much 1f I Keep movmg. nied their own larm there were ' a u alsG a number of Melp County b'e held in the Youth Building • folk who also reeagnized the .au.dilorium Ofl ~he Madison ~otmty farm and correctly ldelltitled it. fal.l'ground' Frtday evening, Feb· They are: Dana J!. Harnm, Min· "UatY 22 Jtm B. N11nce, Alamo. I enville, Rt. 1; Mrs. Virgil Hamm, reno , new p:esldent of th.e Na· ~ combinatioD of Minersville Rt 1· Charles E. Lee tiona) Swme Growers council and nrl1 weiabt. "Long Bott~m·' R~ger K. Keller' president of the Hampshire Swine •nd top r.ed -"WHI!RE QUAIJTY IS PARAMOUNT" low 00 ~ per poulld on Long Bottom;' Mrs. CUfford Holte~ Registry association, Wlll &peak. £tse PAINS OF HEADAtHE, NEURAL· ()a .a buyen' market. that can GIA NEURITIS w1lh STANBACK :lULcine; George Skinner, Pomeroy; The show is spqnsored by the BuUernul and lad. St. Pomeroy miPty important to you. TABlHS or POWDERS STANBACK Gary DUJ, Raclne· Mra. Clark Ihle Ohio Swlne Breeders and Feeders Yoa•n •keep abe 1 d of the red .. Racine, Rt. 1; Jba. Tbomu Scott, usociation, the Ohio Commerieal combinnseveral medtcally proven patn rel•ever$. The added eflEtt1veness whn prion llft tow, ready to nap Pomeroy, Rt. S; Ediaon Hohon, tSwine Producers association and of ttlese MUUIPkE lngtedt@nls brm,as od profit. tu the months ahead. Minersville; Mra. John lhle, ft.a. ~he Swine lm;~rovement auocia, 10See yourVaot.reae.Nicbo laor 1ndlaD taster. more complete rehef, eaStnt eine, Rt. 1; Douglas Circle, ~cine; tion of Ohio and supported by anx 1 et~ and tens1on usually accom· Rl'llt'-Nlcbole batcheJ')'Jmn. today. Howard Bolin, Atr.enl Rd.: 1 Gary Uvestock market agencies-, packers panymg pam Pll Holter, t,.ong Bottom; C. C. Wolf, 'eed manufacturers and liYolttoek Chester: A. H. Joachim, ' Po8!eroy. ' companies - ~ Also Identifying the Mf!telT lleubell'fille Woodlflel4 My.11tery Farm by the way of Pfl. s · ' , ·81. Clairsville, tal card was Frederick Reiher, Nebonvllle, Ohio MAINTAIN 8604 Nebra.11ta Ave. Toledo, Ohio r--· FREE DEMONSTRATION Bng • ht BusmeS!i • 0 ut} ----:--k::;F----: l-::cA5=7:------or I , , Predicts Ohio ExteDSion Service Spnng , BarrOW Sh s heduled On 23 Tractors MORRIS EQUIPMENT AKI!'~L8AAX ' II work ·It·: .. LO-WOJ'ELLOW q-.eltlttr •lmply at....t_for another. In lf!.l• Q"'PI, A II U.Md ~ tJ!,nt L'a, X tor ~ twp O'a, etc. fi..'-'11• 'kttera, .apoaII'!IFI.!I'Io lllo and 11!~\roo ot 11>• \OordO 0.. ~lnta. ll4ic:h 4q ,Pit cOde leltera F.' illiff•rat. tor au '"'rth A C?'p.~ CIM•Iallo~ HDRRDN YPTEU TO RT TZOU•HqODBRr RFBG IIFD R~D QTWIPDN AZDEDQDBI ' NTIIlJ-.iiGNTO. -~'110>"• c"l''>lo4uooO: LST us wmui:' WITHOl!T brs- . O; IT IS THE ONLY WAY TO RI:ND*" TO . BLE - VOLTtJII!C. P~t•lb•lo4 UFII: , e.., WE HAVE A Complete Line! Farnt Equipment USED FARM EQUIPMENT DE.IIERS FOR DE lAVAl OliVER FERGUSON NEW HOllAND Think Of Us I F.ulton Thompson 990 On your Dial I Your I I Sunrise J To Sunset Station l - I HAft m11111 MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Flaming Hatchllries . • p1gs ••• MEIGS CO. JACK CARSEY, MGR. • .. f-OWII!.-T•PAICEII:» PHONE91 FLOCK HEALTH ROQIJ.,. II!INQINii, OAR I POMEROY AND The Sign of Quality FULL OLDSI PRODUCTION Book Yow SPRING WITH w11ean Wow ,;p is ~1; but _......... AND EGG LACK · DoiW.plleup Jo I poo6- .....,.r, .. 6- v,n Zarndt Motor Soles ' ... '" , • - .. fU. 124. Mlnenwlll•, 0. See how 111tle It cotta to OW!I a Golden ROCket 881 - ~OMi You•d nevw bellew • o:rr • Wg ooutd _, .c> lfftlel Let Oldii for '!7 pvt h accant on yott-wtth Poytl- ful low·lev.l•tyllnru•ot., .....- Wl4•5fclrtW ride and ••dlln; Rodf•T..tOO ,_wr. Drlv. lt-prl~ 1tl8•ow g\IMI fer a Aoc:bt ...,, Co It toCMtl tNt 'I'OU'RI ALWAYS WELCOME AT- & Van Zo.ndt Motor Soles Sl.· .. FERTILIZER NOW PELLETS PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. -YOU'll ALWAYS WILCOME A T - f~ a. PIOVICO CDitt. ptr ,HOGGBOWINGpooiltl. _ SEED CALORIZED to I&Q lhal W&'/ Wo.'t pt pou a thin& k jiiM dobO't PlY.:> • V.C:. OliBht 110 pt GROWING &ltd DUb up ptUnit. Got ... ,.. . . - " ' 51. I ' l Lower cost per pound keeps you In business vvvvvvv •J P!f ....."Jl!! !,z~ • only t tme the putthaae price eao O!bor llnllllo to . . be deducte d Stet:rt or pip for s:::~r. bo .... lllo ..... AD n•mple ef lllif feed1ng purpose• would be an e:a- ment_ I ample of this COUld I JOUDJ farm• wllo .... Many mllK'ellaneoUJ ltemJ of u - lt:llled lD a farm aecldtat. II M . pense whtch farmer• frequently wu "currently intuNd" ._aW ... forget mdude farm organiultlon clal Security tbere wl)ul4 bl a due•, far m magnme11, farm busl· lump aum de~ath beaeftt 11 ..U neas tra \lcl, a«ountlDJ fees. in- as monthly benefitl for the ..U. sect tprays 41Dd dusta, farm share and children untll t:be 10WIII!!It of telf:phone and Uvtttock regia- child reaebea thl! lie tJf 11. At: tbat lime lbe widow beneOt: tratJon fee t. Many farmer• fal] to ntab. would cea.se ua~i1 abe tAche~ tie IUh a deprer1atlon tcbedule tor age of 62. the11 farm bu1ldinp, pureh.ued Detailed personal qulllou oa llveatoek, macbmery and other Soeial Sec:unl)' may be ~ items. Deprecu.tiOn 11 .11imply 1n by contaetina tbe SocJa1 8learttr accounting procedure for recover· tng the cost of the items over a repreaentative on tbeJr riltla W the county seal period of years. There are apeeific eases where Meip County farmmlllte!Wttd farmer, may benefit b)' specW in •wine and pork produdloa an treatment of im'v~e ar erpeDJe. invited to tbe Swine ProductJoD U would be wJte to consult a tu m~etin1 to be held at tbe coar& authority when mch lituationa arises. Some of the lteDUt which Houte In Pomeroy. Tuaday mJgbt- be eouidered under thit inJ, JaDIW')' 22ad at B:OD p. DL Horb Boraeo, oxtelllloo niDo Include capital plu and Joue•, •peclahlt from ObJo StaY .UIIivaule of limber, sale of farm inllty will be prneat &o . . _ ta eluding peraonal Tesidente, propthe di~et~nion. ertp acquired by lift, net operat. ing losses and expellles for soil and water ronaervation aucb as leveling land or eomotructlon of ponds. As farmert ar, now covered by Social Security benefits It is Important to bep ret'OI'dJ: coverine tncome and erpente Iince tbe 9tart of Soelal Security coverage after Janu.u-y 1, 1150. A 19M amendment permit. people who ALSO reach retirement q:e before September 30, 1m to qualify lor benefits witb ollly ab: quarters of coverage. Tbi1 iJ • eorrection on the number of quarters coverage WI! AU THE hsted by the writer in a previous arllcle. Additional quarters of coverage arp needed it tbe penon attalnJ r~ttrf'ment age In the period July to September 30tb this year. A per.son reaching retitement age iD !be period July to September 1960 wlll need 18 quarten or I coverage. At:eOrding to pr€'seDt AND Soc1al Secur:lty regulations farmen, landlords and farm workers become entitled to rebrement beneftts when they reach the age 85 WHI!N YOU T11JNK OJ' I or older. Women may reure at age PARM I!QVIPIIENT 62 w1th apprcWmately 80'k of the benefits they would bave at· Lamed by w.uting untU age 65. In general If the couple chooses the wives reduced benefit between 62 and 65 they wilt be financially <~head lor the f"lnt twelve years. It rs Important to understand that Soc1al Security beneftts must be appltPd for. Payntent will not be made until a person bas l'eilch· PlroaeUt P......, cd the fully insured status and re- W'' ( .,. . . .dtd, 1!4Aolt' CRl'P'rOQlf!)Q: - He"'" how " reoogp.Jtlon nf tlu'!lr [f'IHl l?l'• altlp, Edward Fos& Wllwn, u dl· n·-~nr of Wilson and Cn. 111 o· tented eaob with 1 J9.Jewl't w1l~ t watch approprlatolv lnf\Crlbed to tom.memoratt th~:~ honor. w U:t= :at lrt --- _,., I•· planned 11pednl m·tll' li i i!H und helpf'd wherever ne<'df'd In ht>r 4·H Club and <'Oinmumty nK \\~ll. Of eight Ul)() IChOJe.rehi(UI proVided by the Kelvlnator Dlylaloa. Gf Ameth;an Motnl's Co17P., for outatandhic work In tooda. · Participating In the Fooil Prel)o aratlon pro:Jeet fnr six yeara, _Mary Karen planned and servJ~¢ IJMrly z,ooo meal• aDd made ovt~r 500 eala.d1 .&bd. undwlchea. Her exhibits and demonstration& won many awards. ij.eeently sht won $25 for being tbe outatandlng 1-H girl tn the count)'. She 1.s a Ienior In high school. The lna:teo•lon Service of tho COllege of Agrtcu1ture, Obfo State UulTeralty, conductt the1e t·H proaraDUJ with the <:ooperatton or the U.S. Dept or Agrf. culture. .... =:~: LeC$ Talk 11 award Wf41 one J Ul#"... club. R& asadmed the reatlmtsl· btiiUes of al!alatl\nt utlvlsetr a.nd hfllped wttb allspecil1\ 4·H proJect•. Sae Ann aened aa aaal atant advlaor, aona 11nU recreotton leader and cnmp CliUIH' <'Im . ~': t,a Karen~e ~~: , DO. . . Ft>ederlck led several dlRI'UIJ• alona Ill tlle county leadership t'>11n On Westero Morle · Bible Time Two Gun Playhoqll6 Saturday NP.Wf Swappjn' Sam'a ~orebbl"" J!.~ .41.t::down C. I, ILAKIJLII CIMHlty ~ttwrat Aglnt Governor c. W1Uiam O'NeUI will head • llat of speakors acbed· uled to appear at the 26th annual conference for canners, fteldmen : and growen of ve1etable ttopa ' tor processing, Jan. 28-29, at the De1bler·HJlt?n Hotel in Columbua. He will apeak at the luncheon on Tu~day noun, Jan: 29, report1 1!:, C. Wittmeyer, Ohio State Uni· venlty extersion horticul~rht. The 2·daY meeting, sponabred bf the Agrtcultural Extension Serv. . tee, Tbe Ohio State University, and the OhJO Canners Auoclatioa will featurP speeia1 seaslona on tomatoea a"'bd sweet corn as well as a general ~ession . W. H. Wood, Ohio Exten•ion director' will addre88 the group. New developments in tomate breed.ing and varieties, as well u :au exhibit of tomato varieties aft· er cannl,Dg will be presented by L. J. Ale:u.ndv, W. N. Brown and W. A Gould of tbe Ohio Agricultural Experiment Jtation and the Ohio 'State Uftiverlslf. Also ap. pelting on. the program .f rom the ·.,., experiment station staff are J. P. • • • · See It Today Mary 23 Super. At Agriculture Extension Meeting NEW IN FARMING MR. FARMER • • • • . W..' ml~s:ht ad 'l. ts Boyal Game, "O!Neill To Be Principal Speaker Daily Sentinel "Mystery Farm" No.3. Corr~tly Identified As Holter Farm w;;;.\liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiibiiackyard. ~ber hem·e I' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-11lddleport, 0 ., Jan. 18, 1e57-3 , ON ALL sirturd•y- atiou. It doe»n't take up much 1 room, either. . The Dlant foo:l c~m bl! stored ln the barn or S('lme other dry bulldinl. u 1a -avis,.ble to pllt the baga on 2x4"s or crlbbint abov• th~ 11oor, so the tertillzer won't toak ~ mola.ture. lh·l• l)lopld lH! 500 15 .30 600 6 15 6.30 7:00 730 ·u·oo . 11:00 ~ HeadiiDtl -~* Sign On Western Feature Capt Midnight Ho'tl-dy Doo~v Aunt Dr~ Show Fury 1 Cowht.y Theatre Jllr. Wizard Down On The Fum 900 10 00 10:311 Blf Stort · ·9fl'Ol<!l4t .t Spl!l'tl 10:41 . ~~~~~ """ ' Saturday - Cha11nel3 fl. 25 8 30 9 30 10 00 10.30 11.00 11 30 12.30 1.00 l ·30 2 30 4 30 B·OO 8:()0 II~ II'JO yt'e ~~ liUer .:QO· Oil IJ'Iial ttrtill.z.er can be •ately •toJ>fd 1J0 it )V!U bt In sood <oadi!IOD when U il r:ul!tde4 tor crop op,r- torches that they set oul to distingUish their vehicles in this situath.. n . But we never knew a passenger car owner who carried such paraphernalia Wea•:,ercaat II 20 Press Box 11 30 Tonlght 12 31) sten O!Y 11 lll -'---::::-c:;--;;:=-:-'IIW AUIV._L troY. -GJUo. ~blerit)Uon r#tes: Delivery by carrier where available 30 ~te per WM>k: OM year bl i!dvance at The Daily Sentinel office ~fft av,llable: one mnntb Sl By mail one veal $8· aJx monthA' •• ' ' Phone 485 Feed Mill . i' Middleport SUGAR RUN FLOUR MIL Mulberry Avtt PHONII 111 �' t-DaUy Sentinel, Pomtroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 18, 1957 · ery by . ,.. ' INTERESTS OF MEIGS·MASON afternooD ex..,pt Sunday Tbe •ntiDe 110 Mecluntc St Pomel"':ly, 0 . Busineu oU1ce pbobe offlce Dbont 399'. RICHARD S. OWIN- GENERAL MANAGER IEYNOLD E. GREEN!- EDITOR '!~ODal atlvertielng representative, Bottinelli-Kimbali, Inc - ~tocton Ave .. Maw York City, HI. N. Y. .. Bn&e~ II aeond clau mailing matter at the post otrice at Pom Oblo Vau.,. • TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan,el3 Friday WCTU TO MilT The Pomeroy WCTU will meet a l the Baplf:st Church., Tut!Wiay I at 7 30 p m Mrs Joseph Cook will tw program leader II .' . ·; ..... • Day Book BEHIND A COUPLE OF EIGHT BALLS The Daily Sentinel DEVOO'I!D TO AREA I Mr1:1 Carrie Cusell has received 1 word of the hlrlh of a greai ·niecf', Mr ' nnd Mn Charles Rickma .. Columous, are announc1ng birth of a dau ghter Cheryl They also h.a H· a tiurteen year old dliug.h. tcr G ra n r~parents are Mr. and Urs H1ckman. Mt Clemm Mtchl· g.m forml'r local resldenb I Slftft&· tlx mobtha. t'180: three months, $390. By' motor rout8 14.25: three months, $2M: one month, St. ~;;----;---;-----;---­ Unfinished Symphonies · Fer.tili~er Buy 1f you've seen the 1'957 cars - as who hflsn 't - you know the}''ve C!'Ot po~er enough to flv Anci certainJy· -- wiib their longer, lower hnes , and with those uosweot fenders beneath E11rly / to Save Time and Avoid Spring DeJays which the smaller wheels seem alreadv half-retracted -thP.sP new proJectiles give the impress iOn of taking off for the wild blue yonder Middle West Soil T HE provement Committee But, lik~ t~e horseless ,carri<:~gc from "'hich they sprang. they are st1ll mtended to S.•a·y on the ground, and still required to stop as well as to eo. Moreover, sinte the motor mBiennium i$ not yet, there will be times when some of them wilJ be stopped because they can't go. If the driVt't is able to PUll off the travelled highway before misfortune <'ompletely stuBs his prO:. gress, he mJy tinker ot· change a tin• or go for help or rn()re , .. In cornparatlve safely - to himself. his car and the oth•rc• that whiz by him . Im- liJ~tl four advanta1es in bufing :your fertilizer early ttus wmter and 1tormc Jt on the tarm until a.prlni: 1-You are tur, 0!.~!~1 th.e exact grade aru1 arnWU~~t o1 re:rullzer you want. q'b,e Plant food is well curt<l ~ )'ou f&n Itt lmr;nedi8te <!JUV!r,t: I jl;..'(ou ~:CI>l· '•rlll!zer 91> I I haq~ , illd~ <eel~ ' ~_Jil<la•), •a ·w.~~ P n~n ~ na.or;neDt'• limO o.rttr . . . .!ul"" ";'tp =-~· ~J,'n _.fi')'J.,, ~llqfl'or I«• tllfzer; ' - But as It stands now, the mosl modern and cornpletely equipped glamor t'ar you <!an buy offers no proteetion to driv· er or Passengers - or to oncomine traffic - I! and when it is stalled on the pavement Four headlights, push-button control, power steering and brakes, aero-dvnamic styling are no help '-'If.., ~void tbe risk ol "'"!; dtlai !D 11!0 ~·'..J""'I ... _... w~o ~ lt'Wei p anl 'fl ~rli to Itt. c:o.mJ11Itlo~ pOinte oul PJ. JorilttiQiri to the "sitting duck," as truck drivt•rs call such a vehicle. Trude drivers incidentaliy. carrv portablf' reflectors or p o t Tho · tbat WSAZ-TV CHANNIL 3 6:55 SWn On 7 :00 Today 9 00 CoffL"¥:> Time JO 00 Hom~:. 11.00 The Plice is Ri.&ht 11.30 TT'uth or Consequences 12:00 Tic Tac Dou&h 12:Bll lt Q>uld. Be You 1 :PQ Current ~:00 CamPrr;: Cues To Sehoo1 2:30 Ten~~ l:,rnie Ford 3·00 Matinee Th::at ..; 4.0' Quee.i'l For A Da;v 4:45 ModE'f'D RQmaocet 1):00 Comedy 'l'lmt 1):30 My Little Margie UO Wil4 Bill Hickok 8:80 ~ewi' Picture 8:.. bPI!I'tf En e:SG Weathere&~t '7:00 O,atb Valley Days· UO He Wo If~ Fl..., BilOw Newl ~ito 1.:!!0 Oddly enough. every car thai has been built In America ln -~- - - - - ---~-'--recent yeMs has the basic equipment to flash the warninp; a human ur Uird. quarter of a mile in the darkness of night that it Is stopped, ' Had H not been punishable -by and is an obstruction on t!u;t travelled road. We refer to the law it woulrt have been mucb standard flashing turn sifmals And all that is needed is a sim- 1 • b R k ~impler to '> hoot ·;he silJy cheetah. ple extra switch that will cause all tour of these signals to With Ro ert. uar The vu1turc11 could have had him f1 h ' lt 1 B.y ROBERT C. RUARK . . herotcs, and we drove over and and 1'omnue would stlll be skipas SlffiU aneous y. . . JKO:\<tA . Tnngany1ka - We were tossed the ram within a few feet ping on the sward, until someWhy the car ma.kers have not g1vtn us lhts obvJOusly neE'd· riding arow1d lhe primrosed or the hungry It was a roy111 thing else him. ed safety feature m the new models, wo.uldn't know, It pions of the Grummeltl River this repast, because Tommie bt+ We h£'aded hltme. As we bumped would cost little and go far toward ellmmat}llg the '''sltUcg day. feeling pretty good. We had ter than any of the Afncan ga- over the plain, hyenas popped out duck" accidents lbat cost 1,280 Jives last year ao.d injured removed 11 IPopard, who h;~d been zelles. of their burrows and headed for 151,06(1! cap1Lalizmg on the local goat The bloody , silly tbeetar. re· where the vultures were dancin,i Perhaps they are saving it for 1958 But fortunate1y you h.erdll, from further senous con· fused to look at the. Tommu• We their ghoulish quadrJUe around d th t •t If h t · ' I ' S1derat10n by th{' "'Imple device attempted lo herd ham Jn the gen- the defunct ~azelle. Little jackals your car as urn stgna 5, YOU can now. or han ging a warthog in a tree eral directlon of hts dinner. but pncked Lhe1r ears and popped Ollt 0 no ave 0 WBI · buy ll, switch that wUI convert them. at the flick of a finger, and up car.ly. Moral: ao dice. We withdrew, figuring he o! hole11. A scavenging marabo11 into Ufe·savlng disablement flares. Greed 1s generally fatal. lf tlte would dine a.> s )On as we were stork stalkt.:d, like a dirty o)d The cost is trlriing - compared with that of a single pint leopard hadn't tried to cat All out of his vision. Not tbis jerk. He deacon, up to tbe arisiey meu that of q.Iood. the p1g, iL would t•ven now be stood calmly by and watched the remained of the d1nner the chee· clobbering gouts. vultures slidfl down and consume tnh wouldn't i;iecept. As mr ntmncd the other day, all his .dinner. Then he lay down , BousfJeJ~ shrugged as he veered the fl S( aped ht>asts from the Gar. possibly to bror,d on the state of the JCCp away , hunting for the track. den of Ede-n had congregated m the world. l'h~ cheetah made me real an"There goes your gallant gest· this area The J1on w~s more or Jess lying flown wtlh the lamb, at gry. He also remmded me of the ure, shot all to hell," he said. "All least, fuur hons we suw had gam· role we have been playing mtcrna · the good wuted, and the ghouls boling , l\~rds within a hundred tlonally. ~' gl::!t ncb off the idea. And the ' yarrls ot tht'm Evcn the hyenas Acting hlj;l brother ('0 tht• u111. s tupid 50 and·so you tried to help " sN•mf'll pearr,~bly di sposed . verse is a waste of lime . money flups on his, hnl and prob~bly effort and !iff! Wf' shoot a lcop curses you lor the effort. But the Dou Bou ~ fteld n ntce young ard lo keep him from t•at mg goats huzzanls get fat" chap I'Cl'I'JJtly of the K('ny~ Game when actually you mt ght ltke l1•o· Sun1berly, it occurred to me as Dl'part nwnt v.a ~ roultnt•ly curs111g the native poachPrs anti thr1r pards bcltcr than goat.~ You wal · w~ drove home, that war, peace, g;une traps whf'n he stH.hlcnly lop a poor Tommie to feed the 111d, advice and intervention in sick, and then the sick n•fuses the lhe normal .!iChemc of things were JlliUml'tl nn the bl'ake~ mewl, and th,• Tommie had died in all cap~uled in the day, and that A ehPl'lu~. u sort of long-lf'ggert vam. 1 felt ternble about that you might as well eall Bousfield senu ]f'opnrd who i~ !Onb( on speed Tommie , !IIIH'c I have no rt•al and me the UnHed Nations reprebut shol'l 011 brain.<; was dnnking sympathy fur vulture~; either- 1sentatiVe.!i for Tanl{anyika from a wutorhole The cheetah, I Ab Around and out I I ~e ~at. ~nbbed ~ats pil~ King ltoy Roqers News Score;bOard Rosemary C~oone} Sho'# Satul'day Nilht Jaml>orel People ~.t Pufl;ny Perry Com, Show Jet.r)' Lewis lf'he Er~tle · Kpvacs SJJow Your I:Ut P;t.de News and $M:rts Cbomplon!!rl(i Bowlln1 Owl TjJta#t 1UO 12:15 1:110 ·zf; '« _. J's West~rn Featu~·t NBA G.&D'IIf:' Uopalong Caas.idy JKl s'" 011 'NCHS~TV Channe~ 8 11 05 Sc&Dnjpc 11:10 The 1..ate MO SliD 0u 9.0f' Life ,.oq tbt 9:30 J0:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 only aev- ea or elkbt blKh to prevent cak· ina:. Br.olr.tn bi11 sbo~ .IJJ ~_pt aeparate from lbt ma.m pne. nr• the comm,!ttee. rarm Captain Ka•. l!l'aroo Mighty Moua:e Lucky 8 Raaeh Tales of Te~ Raa~ Bip: Top 1:00 The Lon..J ltJqer 1:30 Jr...Town )(,.tina: . 2 :00 National Ice Hockey Top Ohio 4.H'er Wins 5c:holar'Ship 4.15 Tnwn. Count;. 4:30 Tbe P.IJI "ie\llre 5:00 Chui'dl'o Btr Storr 5·30 w Cl_..m gl•llln~ 8 00 lAir PI'Jwer "oln MARCH OF not lihuotablu, and although why any)JOdJ: would want to ~hoot one illlcupe~ mo We drove close 11board and non daprwd the gl1195es on him "Poor beg11ar's lame 111 the oHhmd leg," he !latd "And 11turving 1 AX FACTS No. .Medical Deductions and WJdow Benefits by the look of hun. He ccrtoinly can'l t'llil'h anything wllh that gume le~ Sh1lll W(' bu.v him 11 1h11 ner?" Since thPrc were SC\'cr·al hutHI· rert thl)ltS<IJHI nntclopf',Zellla. illlUt~ gazelles, JHgs and other t!dlb!e fauna ll1 the unmediate v1cmlty ~some or whom woulrl wtn1t Ult m somethmg's stomarh when mght fell- it ~;ecmf'cl .slightly less than sinful to shoot n Thom~on glllelle ram for the poor lame du.wtah This was accompll.shcd W1lh0ttl ---- ----- 14-H Leadership I necnusA of their t(llnnl knble tl€!1110l111l!'1Ltlon of leadorshl)!, Ohll) )'outh 1 eceh'~Bd Lh~ tWO 19r.& Bt&tlt Hi l'..eallorehll• award. These )'UJ41ll: people bu1'~:~ d\we}, OJJtld tho ftne chara.ctt::~rhltcl neuetiiBtY to aut·<'esa!ul lender. 11hlp Ia thalr f·H Chtb as W<'l! ~· ill their COilliUUnlty Ft•ederlck Jsler ot Prosper(. a 4·H'er for nine ~·eara and Sue Ann Oliff, Delle Cllllter. a 4·H'er for · yetLrtl both 1!1, ·were choeen thl'l HhJten~>lon Ser\"'ce of the State Untvet"< alt)' ror thl• honm'. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 4 One.spot 1 Arttftclal ca.rd wat~Btway 5 Very l'llow 8. Work hard crntu~ ; Jl. Betel palm 6 Not • 12. Fl'ult (It,) generally 13. Black anake T Uvlng U. Quotl!lct 8 Moree! 15. Member Of ot food a fraternal 9 Acrou order 10 Anarchiatl 111. Sculptor'' 17 Rt&ret chh!leW 18. Chief detly 18. SyntheUc lBabyl.) 19. Greek leller ruby lt. Skin openlrlr 20. Unit of 2a. .ltlevatld eleohical train ruiatance C<:oliC!!I·• 21.1)vlll•IS II.~ \J&p.l lal!llo 14. Ledto · nat. ural ubjcct lAm. Jnd 1 2.4 Fesllvnl CJap I 2~ Writing Outd 27 Co- 29 32 34 35 38 37 Aa•••• qut'tted \'e1hrd4r'1 Esktmo tool Undtvided !18' Amerl.can Door Joint educator CUrrent 39 Unrull'led or air to. Sloplnr Location of 41. Man'a name Taj Mahal Cpou.) Delineate H. Snake lr-:'!11"'1..,,.,,.. 18. ~~.. ao. "*~,.!il 11.=1 N.lll)lte ...."'. fPrl.lr, j'*'" the g!as11, rather than the grit-filled clo:,th used to clean The eight birthd.,y ot Emelia al parts. . Darlene Leaar waa obierved by the special chamois be used to deaa tarftUy, Tuesday. A de<!orated cake and ice cream were .erved with a dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Charles ·Let~ and children, Emelia Dar· 1oao md Chuolde Bill, ¥•· and Mh. lotuJ TerrJll , and Mr. and M'rt Jose&}b Struble and 1on Mlcil.eL ' .r.TttP~ Y PII~RV~D • E H Farmer• bne until February 1~ 1SJeetman and C. R. Neilwander, to file tbelt lneome tax return and 4 entomololi:illJ, and J. D. Wliton, ~)' l.bt: tu. )bf!Y farmen u ~e the plant patholoii't. recordl they keep for rncome tu Wilaon and W. T. Shroeder, a ourpoHI 11 1 me.w.n1 of analyun.e; pathologist from the New York their buslne.ts for the year and Agricultural Experiment JtatJon, 'JOinting out weak and strong will dbculll latest information on :pota In tbt:Jr farm busineu tomato diteaae control, and E . K. Good recqrda can mean dolbrs Alban, department of hortlculture to the farmer in the way of in. ' Ohio Agriwlture Experiment ata~orne tax avinp, management of tion Will evaluate chemical weed be farm busine11 and Social Secontrol in tomatoes. I urity benefrts. Only by keepina: Odt·of.. tate speeakera Ln addl:ood recorda can a person be sure tion to Schroeder include Paul bat be wm pay the correct tax Young of tbP John Bean dlvblon equlred b)' Jaw, and no more Food Mac::binery and Chemical Simple retorcil are satUfactory Corp., Lansrng. M1ch.; \ L. A. Roll •ut it is Important that the reeot I.Jbby, Mt:NeU and Libby, Inc., •rda are complete and tell tU ouree of income u weiJ u the Kokomo, lnd. and Ed Philll~, American Can Company and NorU!mi of expcnte. One overlooked man RiU:, Continental Can com~em of $25.00 could cost a farmer pany, b~th of Chieq;o. 5.00 or more ext11 tax dollara. 'I'here are several things to t:onA spec1al tes11on on soU manq• ·der in reporting ineome tax thia ment praeU<:ea for cannln.V: eropa c-ar. A corn loan from the Com· is planned. L. L Harold, project odity Credit Corpcrati(m may be suparviso~, USDA SoU and Water •ported aa income either in the Conservation Research Braneh, <:!at 1n wbicb the Joan is r made Coshocton! will dileuaa aoll water • · in the yc>ar wben the commod. relatlonsblps, and Holl wiD talk on soil manaaement pra.cticea fQr v bt finally 10hl. -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I tannin& erops. A panel diaeuuloQAerlcultural program payments f on what Ohio growen can do to tult be iacluded in grOSJ income ·trimprove their aoil menaaemeDt hetber receiVed in cub or 1n pro&ram will climax Ule aession. ·rt.ilizer or lime. Patronage diviMYSTERY NO. 3 wruch appeared 111 Saturday's elli:tioit Paul Kora, St. Marys Food, Inc., 1 from cooperatives whether 'Dds Delphos, 0., will serve u panel and which is aga-in pictured above was correctly identified during paat week as the D<>n1 cub, st.Dck, certificates, revolvm®~ator. ver Holter farm on the Chester-Racine-rd In Nease 'SetUement. Mystery Farm No. 4 will apg fun'! certificate11 or any other ~ar in Saturday's edition of The Daily Sentin el. _ rm should be lnduded in farm. Sweet corn growere and proce• tcome in the year reee1ved sora will hear talks on corn inj Mystery Farm No. 3 of tbe curFederal gasoline tax refunda sect control, methods of applyinJ reat oer!.. appearins In the Daily 00 ';f 1ay be repvrted as income or as in&ecticidea, sweet corn varieties, Sentinel was correctly identified redllction in the cost of gasoline. and cultural practices for bigh bY ~ numbe• ol Meigs Couatians Nontauble items itJclude UJ· yielda , dunng the past week. ·eaaes in the va1ue of farm assets County and st!l.te winners in the The tarm is owned and ope!· Busmess generally should be govel-nmenl here no S!!le or el change has Ohio Top Ten Tomato club will ated by Denver Holter and h~s prettty healthy in 1957. EmployLast year, Dougan points out 1ken place. f'xcept items mcluded receive awards at the January Z9 1 invent.Jnes, loans, life insur· luncheon from L. S. Hartley, Balti· two son&, Harry and George. It Js ment will be high, wage rates and cunsumer incomes rose eaougl on the Chester-Racine-rd costs up, and the con:;umer's dol!I) provide an increase in the a located nee, gifts, bf'Questa, i.nberilance•, more and Ohio Railroad, BaltiJciaJ security benefits, railroad more, Md. Governor O'Neill """ill m N~ase Settlement, and is com· lar will buy a litUe leaa than it verage purchasing power for eac . di.d last year. person, 1ven though our popul:: ·.:=tirement or veterans pensions. present awards in the Canning prisei:l of ~ at:res. Formerly known a! the Charhe These predictions come from t10n has continued to rtse and r( In the expense items the pur· cr~p youth progreu. Gonder farm, the property was . · t U · 'I · h b base of items purcbasd for resale bought by Mr Holter in 1946 . Il1ley Douga.n, OhiO Sta ~ mvel"- tat pnccs ave 1ncreased a ou Jn be deducted only in the year Since he has bad possession of the ~lty ex~ensJOn economJ8t.. who 2 percent. Thi.!; year, he sees bot F.tiMILY ZOO 1ey are disposed or This is the property he na.s built a new mod· d~aws h1s conclusions from anti- meomes and expenditures of con MEMPHIS - (UP) ~ It's Jlllt .lDlers inereasmg. the filur children rnakm... all tbe ern home garage raised and re- c1patcd demands upon our econmodeled the ~r~ fOr dairymg, omy by consumers, business and Busmeu confidence continues noise in th3 Bob Vernon home. bUilt a new sb~d. milk house and .• .. igh., the economist pomts out, anrl t'h~ Vernons own two p<nue~. sUo and at present is preparing to Bureau Board. .e expects further outlays for ex three talkina parrots, three 'mon· Call , Vs 'l'oHfl Theil' son Harry was in World OW C •J.DsJon a~ least through the firs t keYs, two hawkt, a pau of canaries. ~il4 another shed The Holtera own 40 bead of War 11 for 27 montha, serving In 1art of this year. a mynah bird, a cock4teal, a ChiHolstein cows and heifers in add!the south Pacific, while son ~tebruary On the subject or· govf:'rnment huahua and a Persian Kitten. tlon to a he-rd of 40 Herfords. George !lerved in the Korean War. I' pending, Dougan observes tha t Sume of Ohio's i;csl market hog: ederal .spendmg has det'reased a They also raise some bogs and Both returned to the farm after Chin• Search h IC 1 l •· t I ··y serv•'ee .ttle in recent years, wh1le state . k th ens. e r s m~ a m n ... r · wtlJ move into the show nng a c BROCKTON, Mass. - (UP) ·They are all active in Church, The other d.:mghteT, Dorothy. is the. Madison County Faarground AND SUPPLY nd local government speudtng Police are looking /or a dwarf, a and Farm Bureau and are marr1ed snd mother of four ehll· in London February 23 to t:Ompet 1 1as shown a continous mcrcasc fawn and a frog on a toadstool Grange I Off 'tcers t'n lh Ma Phone 3202 "Total demands by .e."overnmf:'nt e son 'te Lodge · d re n· fur championships in the 1~7 Wilham Brennan reported these a so PeBI'I Sl. Racine Denver Holter and Mary Gen. Oh ' S B h Start .re likely to increase further 1n chmia tigurmes missing from his In ,0 •1 conservation practices 10 prmg arrow s ow. "'" Dougan says, "but mcreas· ~N7," helmer were married 32 years ago 1 8 18 h d I I .·d leDat'on ,·n such area• ,, lhe and ave reare a amity o two Mr. Holter has bullt a large farm mgLat me • a.m1 d 332 b pondhouse supplying fora• barn, years 99 evenexhibitors rcw Jfiddle Et:tst mtroduees some un· sons and two daUKhters. The sons hen and howater .. houae Well rowsst from in ar 3{ wora.' ~ .hint Oa the tarm, they as provt'dmg a nice "' fishmg spot. counhes . " We h ope 1o. t op !h a1 ~ertainty m goVernment spending, are .H Y and George. The two b 1.11 well as ut other 1actors con· !loiter believes pasture to be th1s year," says Her crt Barnes daua:hten ar-P. Dorothy and Donna . nbuting to the geneial busines.o. The latter daughter is pianist at h1s cheapest feedmg. In his soil Ohio State UmvcrsJty extenstor Jutlook." Chester Methodist Church and also bu!ldmg prRCtices he snread 182 swine speetailst. The economist forecasts net L.clur•• t'n Chesler G•ange. ton of lime and SIX ton of fcrtr. The show will feature separat(. li hU . 1 · 1 eli · anc armincomesuponysgythts Mr. -Holler the barrow c1asses for :u·ng a dt'reclo• ol ll.ter, most of which went mto ' "U pasture. The)· raise all thetr · own pens of 3 1n · pure bree d s and I!I'Otf. }ear. Although average farm prt· the Meigs Cnunty Farm Bu'e " costs lor. nine yea•s while Mrs Holter fcrd. breda and pens of 10 wit h ali ~pq wi 1l Increase over 1956, h • Th e !loIters own a II medern br eeds and cro.ss~s cumpc t mg. Tb e N·ll be up almost enoug to cause served five years. em the Farm farming equipment including audience w1II have an opportunity little change in net meomes. Hog three Internatioi\al tractors, pick- to tale champiOns 1n the order of ,.1roduchon may be more profit· up baler. c~mbine, field chopper, expected carcas1 cut·out vslu~ .Ible than it was last year,.Dougan corn picker, etc. l'bey also own Barrows will be sold at aution .ays. Profrts from dairy and beef their own welding equipment for :~tarting at 3:30 p.m. • production should be about the repair work about the farm. Each exhibitor may nominate same and from poultry production WhJie dairying ls theJr principal .:me p1g to a carcass contest to IQwer. type of farming they also raise ~ee how his animal measures up ----::--:-:--potatoes, corn, wheat, oats and to the kmd the consumer prefers Foot Trouble hay. Class champions must compete in DETROIT - (UP) - Edward The Holters have been regular the carcass contest. A show of the F. Grou' aching feet cost him $2 subscriberS to The Daily Sentin~l 1 carcasses and a packing house tour He paid that fine in traffic court for a .number of years and sa1d 11 scheduled for February 2:1, for crossing a street a~ainat a red lbey hked very much ~e new starting at I0:30 8 m. at the Braun l!ght after expl~nlng· lt. hurt my t "Mystery FArm" feature. Packing company Troy feet to stand stJll and watt for the Although tb~ Holter• themAs a kick-off , '10 the London 1 light to c~ange. They d~n·t ,burt selves almost immediately reeog- .>bow n Ohio Swine Banq et will too much 1f I Keep movmg. nied their own larm there were ' a u alsG a number of Melp County b'e held in the Youth Building • folk who also reeagnized the .au.dilorium Ofl ~he Madison ~otmty farm and correctly ldelltitled it. fal.l'ground' Frtday evening, Feb· They are: Dana J!. Harnm, Min· "UatY 22 Jtm B. N11nce, Alamo. I enville, Rt. 1; Mrs. Virgil Hamm, reno , new p:esldent of th.e Na· ~ combinatioD of Minersville Rt 1· Charles E. Lee tiona) Swme Growers council and nrl1 weiabt. "Long Bott~m·' R~ger K. Keller' president of the Hampshire Swine •nd top r.ed -"WHI!RE QUAIJTY IS PARAMOUNT" low 00 ~ per poulld on Long Bottom;' Mrs. CUfford Holte~ Registry association, Wlll &peak. £tse PAINS OF HEADAtHE, NEURAL· ()a .a buyen' market. that can GIA NEURITIS w1lh STANBACK :lULcine; George Skinner, Pomeroy; The show is spqnsored by the BuUernul and lad. St. Pomeroy miPty important to you. TABlHS or POWDERS STANBACK Gary DUJ, Raclne· Mra. Clark Ihle Ohio Swlne Breeders and Feeders Yoa•n •keep abe 1 d of the red .. Racine, Rt. 1; Jba. Tbomu Scott, usociation, the Ohio Commerieal combinnseveral medtcally proven patn rel•ever$. The added eflEtt1veness whn prion llft tow, ready to nap Pomeroy, Rt. S; Ediaon Hohon, tSwine Producers association and of ttlese MUUIPkE lngtedt@nls brm,as od profit. tu the months ahead. Minersville; Mra. John lhle, ft.a. ~he Swine lm;~rovement auocia, 10See yourVaot.reae.Nicbo laor 1ndlaD taster. more complete rehef, eaStnt eine, Rt. 1; Douglas Circle, ~cine; tion of Ohio and supported by anx 1 et~ and tens1on usually accom· Rl'llt'-Nlcbole batcheJ')'Jmn. today. Howard Bolin, Atr.enl Rd.: 1 Gary Uvestock market agencies-, packers panymg pam Pll Holter, t,.ong Bottom; C. C. Wolf, 'eed manufacturers and liYolttoek Chester: A. H. Joachim, ' Po8!eroy. ' companies - ~ Also Identifying the Mf!telT lleubell'fille Woodlflel4 My.11tery Farm by the way of Pfl. s · ' , ·81. Clairsville, tal card was Frederick Reiher, Nebonvllle, Ohio MAINTAIN 8604 Nebra.11ta Ave. Toledo, Ohio r--· FREE DEMONSTRATION Bng • ht BusmeS!i • 0 ut} ----:--k::;F----: l-::cA5=7:------or I , , Predicts Ohio ExteDSion Service Spnng , BarrOW Sh s heduled On 23 Tractors MORRIS EQUIPMENT AKI!'~L8AAX ' II work ·It·: .. LO-WOJ'ELLOW q-.eltlttr •lmply at....t_for another. In lf!.l• Q"'PI, A II U.Md ~ tJ!,nt L'a, X tor ~ twp O'a, etc. fi..'-'11• 'kttera, .apoaII'!IFI.!I'Io lllo and 11!~\roo ot 11>• \OordO 0.. ~lnta. ll4ic:h 4q ,Pit cOde leltera F.' illiff•rat. tor au '"'rth A C?'p.~ CIM•Iallo~ HDRRDN YPTEU TO RT TZOU•HqODBRr RFBG IIFD R~D QTWIPDN AZDEDQDBI ' NTIIlJ-.iiGNTO. -~'110>"• c"l''>lo4uooO: LST us wmui:' WITHOl!T brs- . O; IT IS THE ONLY WAY TO RI:ND*" TO . BLE - VOLTtJII!C. P~t•lb•lo4 UFII: , e.., WE HAVE A Complete Line! Farnt Equipment USED FARM EQUIPMENT DE.IIERS FOR DE lAVAl OliVER FERGUSON NEW HOllAND Think Of Us I F.ulton Thompson 990 On your Dial I Your I I Sunrise J To Sunset Station l - I HAft m11111 MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Flaming Hatchllries . • p1gs ••• MEIGS CO. JACK CARSEY, MGR. • .. f-OWII!.-T•PAICEII:» PHONE91 FLOCK HEALTH ROQIJ.,. II!INQINii, OAR I POMEROY AND The Sign of Quality FULL OLDSI PRODUCTION Book Yow SPRING WITH w11ean Wow ,;p is ~1; but _......... AND EGG LACK · DoiW.plleup Jo I poo6- .....,.r, .. 6- v,n Zarndt Motor Soles ' ... '" , • - .. fU. 124. Mlnenwlll•, 0. See how 111tle It cotta to OW!I a Golden ROCket 881 - ~OMi You•d nevw bellew • o:rr • Wg ooutd _, .c> lfftlel Let Oldii for '!7 pvt h accant on yott-wtth Poytl- ful low·lev.l•tyllnru•ot., .....- Wl4•5fclrtW ride and ••dlln; Rodf•T..tOO ,_wr. Drlv. lt-prl~ 1tl8•ow g\IMI fer a Aoc:bt ...,, Co It toCMtl tNt 'I'OU'RI ALWAYS WELCOME AT- & Van Zo.ndt Motor Soles Sl.· .. FERTILIZER NOW PELLETS PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. -YOU'll ALWAYS WILCOME A T - f~ a. PIOVICO CDitt. ptr ,HOGGBOWINGpooiltl. _ SEED CALORIZED to I&Q lhal W&'/ Wo.'t pt pou a thin& k jiiM dobO't PlY.:> • V.C:. OliBht 110 pt GROWING &ltd DUb up ptUnit. Got ... ,.. . . - " ' 51. I ' l Lower cost per pound keeps you In business vvvvvvv •J P!f ....."Jl!! !,z~ • only t tme the putthaae price eao O!bor llnllllo to . . be deducte d Stet:rt or pip for s:::~r. bo .... lllo ..... AD n•mple ef lllif feed1ng purpose• would be an e:a- ment_ I ample of this COUld I JOUDJ farm• wllo .... Many mllK'ellaneoUJ ltemJ of u - lt:llled lD a farm aecldtat. II M . pense whtch farmer• frequently wu "currently intuNd" ._aW ... forget mdude farm organiultlon clal Security tbere wl)ul4 bl a due•, far m magnme11, farm busl· lump aum de~ath beaeftt 11 ..U neas tra \lcl, a«ountlDJ fees. in- as monthly benefitl for the ..U. sect tprays 41Dd dusta, farm share and children untll t:be 10WIII!!It of telf:phone and Uvtttock regia- child reaebea thl! lie tJf 11. At: tbat lime lbe widow beneOt: tratJon fee t. Many farmer• fal] to ntab. would cea.se ua~i1 abe tAche~ tie IUh a deprer1atlon tcbedule tor age of 62. the11 farm bu1ldinp, pureh.ued Detailed personal qulllou oa llveatoek, macbmery and other Soeial Sec:unl)' may be ~ items. Deprecu.tiOn 11 .11imply 1n by contaetina tbe SocJa1 8learttr accounting procedure for recover· tng the cost of the items over a repreaentative on tbeJr riltla W the county seal period of years. There are apeeific eases where Meip County farmmlllte!Wttd farmer, may benefit b)' specW in •wine and pork produdloa an treatment of im'v~e ar erpeDJe. invited to tbe Swine ProductJoD U would be wJte to consult a tu m~etin1 to be held at tbe coar& authority when mch lituationa arises. Some of the lteDUt which Houte In Pomeroy. Tuaday mJgbt- be eouidered under thit inJ, JaDIW')' 22ad at B:OD p. DL Horb Boraeo, oxtelllloo niDo Include capital plu and Joue•, •peclahlt from ObJo StaY .UIIivaule of limber, sale of farm inllty will be prneat &o . . _ ta eluding peraonal Tesidente, propthe di~et~nion. ertp acquired by lift, net operat. ing losses and expellles for soil and water ronaervation aucb as leveling land or eomotructlon of ponds. As farmert ar, now covered by Social Security benefits It is Important to bep ret'OI'dJ: coverine tncome and erpente Iince tbe 9tart of Soelal Security coverage after Janu.u-y 1, 1150. A 19M amendment permit. people who ALSO reach retirement q:e before September 30, 1m to qualify lor benefits witb ollly ab: quarters of coverage. Tbi1 iJ • eorrection on the number of quarters coverage WI! AU THE hsted by the writer in a previous arllcle. Additional quarters of coverage arp needed it tbe penon attalnJ r~ttrf'ment age In the period July to September 30tb this year. A per.son reaching retitement age iD !be period July to September 1960 wlll need 18 quarten or I coverage. At:eOrding to pr€'seDt AND Soc1al Secur:lty regulations farmen, landlords and farm workers become entitled to rebrement beneftts when they reach the age 85 WHI!N YOU T11JNK OJ' I or older. Women may reure at age PARM I!QVIPIIENT 62 w1th apprcWmately 80'k of the benefits they would bave at· Lamed by w.uting untU age 65. In general If the couple chooses the wives reduced benefit between 62 and 65 they wilt be financially <~head lor the f"lnt twelve years. It rs Important to understand that Soc1al Security beneftts must be appltPd for. Payntent will not be made until a person bas l'eilch· PlroaeUt P......, cd the fully insured status and re- W'' ( .,. . . .dtd, 1!4Aolt' CRl'P'rOQlf!)Q: - He"'" how " reoogp.Jtlon nf tlu'!lr [f'IHl l?l'• altlp, Edward Fos& Wllwn, u dl· n·-~nr of Wilson and Cn. 111 o· tented eaob with 1 J9.Jewl't w1l~ t watch approprlatolv lnf\Crlbed to tom.memoratt th~:~ honor. w U:t= :at lrt --- _,., I•· planned 11pednl m·tll' li i i!H und helpf'd wherever ne<'df'd In ht>r 4·H Club and <'Oinmumty nK \\~ll. Of eight Ul)() IChOJe.rehi(UI proVided by the Kelvlnator Dlylaloa. Gf Ameth;an Motnl's Co17P., for outatandhic work In tooda. · Participating In the Fooil Prel)o aratlon pro:Jeet fnr six yeara, _Mary Karen planned and servJ~¢ IJMrly z,ooo meal• aDd made ovt~r 500 eala.d1 .&bd. undwlchea. Her exhibits and demonstration& won many awards. ij.eeently sht won $25 for being tbe outatandlng 1-H girl tn the count)'. She 1.s a Ienior In high school. The lna:teo•lon Service of tho COllege of Agrtcu1ture, Obfo State UulTeralty, conductt the1e t·H proaraDUJ with the <:ooperatton or the U.S. Dept or Agrf. culture. .... =:~: LeC$ Talk 11 award Wf41 one J Ul#"... club. R& asadmed the reatlmtsl· btiiUes of al!alatl\nt utlvlsetr a.nd hfllped wttb allspecil1\ 4·H proJect•. Sae Ann aened aa aaal atant advlaor, aona 11nU recreotton leader and cnmp CliUIH' <'Im . ~': t,a Karen~e ~~: , DO. . . Ft>ederlck led several dlRI'UIJ• alona Ill tlle county leadership t'>11n On Westero Morle · Bible Time Two Gun Playhoqll6 Saturday NP.Wf Swappjn' Sam'a ~orebbl"" J!.~ .41.t::down C. I, ILAKIJLII CIMHlty ~ttwrat Aglnt Governor c. W1Uiam O'NeUI will head • llat of speakors acbed· uled to appear at the 26th annual conference for canners, fteldmen : and growen of ve1etable ttopa ' tor processing, Jan. 28-29, at the De1bler·HJlt?n Hotel in Columbua. He will apeak at the luncheon on Tu~day noun, Jan: 29, report1 1!:, C. Wittmeyer, Ohio State Uni· venlty extersion horticul~rht. The 2·daY meeting, sponabred bf the Agrtcultural Extension Serv. . tee, Tbe Ohio State University, and the OhJO Canners Auoclatioa will featurP speeia1 seaslona on tomatoea a"'bd sweet corn as well as a general ~ession . W. H. Wood, Ohio Exten•ion director' will addre88 the group. New developments in tomate breed.ing and varieties, as well u :au exhibit of tomato varieties aft· er cannl,Dg will be presented by L. J. Ale:u.ndv, W. N. Brown and W. A Gould of tbe Ohio Agricultural Experiment Jtation and the Ohio 'State Uftiverlslf. Also ap. pelting on. the program .f rom the ·.,., experiment station staff are J. P. • • • · See It Today Mary 23 Super. At Agriculture Extension Meeting NEW IN FARMING MR. FARMER • • • • . W..' ml~s:ht ad 'l. ts Boyal Game, "O!Neill To Be Principal Speaker Daily Sentinel "Mystery Farm" No.3. Corr~tly Identified As Holter Farm w;;;.\liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiibiiackyard. ~ber hem·e I' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-11lddleport, 0 ., Jan. 18, 1e57-3 , ON ALL sirturd•y- atiou. It doe»n't take up much 1 room, either. . The Dlant foo:l c~m bl! stored ln the barn or S('lme other dry bulldinl. u 1a -avis,.ble to pllt the baga on 2x4"s or crlbbint abov• th~ 11oor, so the tertillzer won't toak ~ mola.ture. lh·l• l)lopld lH! 500 15 .30 600 6 15 6.30 7:00 730 ·u·oo . 11:00 ~ HeadiiDtl -~* Sign On Western Feature Capt Midnight Ho'tl-dy Doo~v Aunt Dr~ Show Fury 1 Cowht.y Theatre Jllr. Wizard Down On The Fum 900 10 00 10:311 Blf Stort · ·9fl'Ol<!l4t .t Spl!l'tl 10:41 . ~~~~~ """ ' Saturday - Cha11nel3 fl. 25 8 30 9 30 10 00 10.30 11.00 11 30 12.30 1.00 l ·30 2 30 4 30 B·OO 8:()0 II~ II'JO yt'e ~~ liUer .:QO· Oil IJ'Iial ttrtill.z.er can be •ately •toJ>fd 1J0 it )V!U bt In sood <oadi!IOD when U il r:ul!tde4 tor crop op,r- torches that they set oul to distingUish their vehicles in this situath.. n . But we never knew a passenger car owner who carried such paraphernalia Wea•:,ercaat II 20 Press Box 11 30 Tonlght 12 31) sten O!Y 11 lll -'---::::-c:;--;;:=-:-'IIW AUIV._L troY. -GJUo. ~blerit)Uon r#tes: Delivery by carrier where available 30 ~te per WM>k: OM year bl i!dvance at The Daily Sentinel office ~fft av,llable: one mnntb Sl By mail one veal $8· aJx monthA' •• ' ' Phone 485 Feed Mill . i' Middleport SUGAR RUN FLOUR MIL Mulberry Avtt PHONII 111 �.;,il:' ' ·------~-~---------------j . II ..~.·• .., ' .: 1 -. ~. ~ -Busy Bee Sewing Circle Observes Kautt Birthday Fired Up Yellow Jackets Invade Pomeroy Tonigh Buelit Favored To Make It Four Straight QUITE AGUY ...- ... ByAian Mavet Under Loss Tuesday Teams To Play Need Victory Now This Weekend P•ther .·. To Rough · A • . , lirtd •ii • J ..·bon .,..., !JOltS OA ltJ: 0~ 1 ~ ke ynt ,,~, ,- f t: I" I" ,- ,_.. - .- fourth straight rictetrY an4__ Wisccmsin t.rYina to avert its · fifth atfai&ht Joss ~n $e~ratp pmn oa Satlp-d•y night's B1a: TtQ buket· baU earQ. -'j~~!~~;;; e, . The Bu.tkeJet. r.mdefeated in conference pay, were expected. to Ill In tholi' Ult aU~nat ~n State, but tbe Ba~Pfi Were not in tbeir clnli wttb tiiWa. Oblo State. with big Fi~nk Howatd in tbe Ylll. bi• hen ~ 811-&ea~o~~ Galli- fl.~ ind hen it S cRWa q IOJJd u the of~ · • li<ilh tfu)lo ti•~ '' tile t·ot · oi fif 1 :lgan · a f.e.oli' tQ a . 1· ... 1 hi-·ttaln.t to to the Ne!Jqttv.iHtl :n<:i.erbo_-: to taqle Wit~ Iea,U.e 1lr·edirt flowtcll, SelsonvUle bu Lnt_one ga~e, Il f-omerC\Jy O'J lfle Pi:me:;"ov ~H')tmd fans hiVe .a· ; uwatH'u we grt : ou in our elu "et~i" 'J'h.,J.t • the war N.el1onvt'lr. feels about lnvadtnf QUJ4ii. fiiej f" :vugh tb if hOm,, Ni I .'P" UP • FroQt running ohio 8tltf ril be seeltini ltl ORICAG() ' .....,,fld an hNv,.l' · -"'t tied ll.ow ''"· Wflb_ lOrfolll~o_r, \' ,.JlJtoD,. and A~ .. :eeiqt!.(l pia,., will haYe lu ..... ''" olif. -•venae ~ aa pjuf, and of 77 pohitS a JIOftlbl.ll boaots U., loop's bell uvoraU l>alaneo .' 'i1ie Split"'~ oa ,.., olber b~<l, failed to win 1ft hto trtes. -NEW ·oNE-MAN The llr1. W. L. Thurtday wben -the 8u11 !lee St!winr Circle of tbo Fedmted Cburdl met at tM ehureh, for an all day quilt· ina. HEi.I(;OPYER Individual ~!"'apple upllde dowi.i ·C!akft were aervfd. with a i».Rtlllclt . dhmer at noon to ~rs. . Quti, lin: ~doit MH. On . ffom"" t»...,.rs· f Jvv Mor-.· Walter 8,.;,., :l&lii Un~ !liqeoOr llii. Wrnt,n Kiooo, llii Ad<ll• lW Gruesor, WI. t.rl lihleldo, lllri. rn,mty baslt,etbill team• have ' scl'leduled lor the weekend !ll.iie!\,10 , ..~ birthday ol JC.autr waa celebrated mr, • .J JlOWI! lf,.._r, M"f!l. . Grover Mto. Carrt'e :Adan1 ·Ebe~sbach . J'lrb, )lr•. Rqy &ey- ed. ~ J.ouu JWbet Ahna Durst. Rutland plays Ooalton at Rut· land tonight: Racine piB)'B RJo Gtande at Raci~ toniglit. J!:asttrn 8-8 (Q'.i tbe seal_q a plays A:l6iny on t!ie Pomero:r boor Sat· urday n{fbt md iii.• Tr.everv Bht ---,,.-----~ ''• I' •. ,. . ' ,' ), ··-. ,..... u ·· ·Fres6 iriPO!nllt will keep bbi i>. ,•· 1bia ·In the ofty other game Mkln~ . IOta an4 Northyiettern meet at . 4tlu.itoo, tbe weekly · T\1 . CluhEvetlt . nl.. on ' ' featpre for the midwest rietwotk. CoWMoUS, 0. Nli.lrs Cagers Set UP • Top adlietic alan hom. around the na tiori wert op btrwt hete tOday r.or the Columbus Toucbdo'Wil. Club's second annual au· · ;pof.ts awatd banquet. the Lo.~rnn which 1:::~;··~15"·~~~: For Portland S J'Lennedy at eetuer •nd Hindy Saturct.y ~ight Jltiil 5: acore- .-, 1 ~uard. A packed hou.e of more than 700 club memberS grtfted .'the !!tars with exhibltiona SCheduled to c~mmence at 3 p.m. iind the banquet starting at 5:80 p.m. Here I& the lineup or award.: Fore1t EVuheviki; coach of Iowa's Big Teb and Rote 1!-o_~} Champlont, to receive the J!.ooen c. Zuppke Troph:y as tbe be!Jl: cotauards. • leglate teim with the toughe~t II) ctber SEOL Jamu· v-nlght schedule-. Presentation by Zlippte, Athens :Bulldolis go~Weli- former Ulinois foot~all coaeh', tor .4 ll)itc:h that s.h ilntitl of die rurrent tOurkm.!f Paul Hornung, atai' ,on a Notre s.ocond place in the leagul' . Dame tc:am that r.xllerienced Jta 'flU& ,arne .ooka liJ.>t a tos~-up , worst 2-8 se:ason in hlstofy, to w11f1 the home fltJor advo.;,laJ;:e r~eeive the HJrJey 'hophy as ~he }-::obably being crucial. The Uock- out~tanding rolleglate . foottiaU r.tif Lave p)enty of heavy artillt'ry player. Presentation ~y 1950 wiJJ· and 1f they happened to U " 3Cf0j!d m~r Howard Hopalorr,: Cassady . . ln Ii.tlht could take Athlfn$ easily. Rick Casares, Chicago Be'lfrs fullbark, the Joe F . Carr Trophy as pro football's fihest player. Presentation by 1956 winner Curly Morrison. Duyt Perry, coach of BowUng •::reen's Mid - American cham pions, the James Rhodes Olympic Fund Trophy as Ohio's top colBy Unltfll PNH legiate coach. . Sal Mig11e. who won t.Jtil:l"moll" Kr nnw Ploen.rlo~ quar.terbac!k, ey'' games fnr the Brooklyn Dodg- 1he ilward for outsttmding player crs in 19M, signed an agreement u, c~te Rose Bowi gil'me. PresentrotDdat that figures to keE!p him Lion Uy Ohio State Coach Woody rolling in the "green stuff" for the Hayes. ~ remaindcd of 1957. Jim Lee Howell, coach or the · The crarl,v right hander,l who world professional champion New . made an amazing comebat·k wnh York Giants footbaU team, ru~ prothe Dodgen~ alter the Cleveland coach of the year. Robby Morrow triple Olympic Indhlns let him go In a waiver deal last May, quickly reached gold medal winner from AbUene agreement with Brooklyn V 1 e e Tex Christian College, for "the President '&tiZZY Bavasl tor J~. tal· yea~'s top sports performance. ary believed to be $30,000. nave Sime. Duke University, Whitt' the figure is not too lm- trackman of the yel.r. posJng, lt still i• regarded ns quite Glenn Davis, Olympic 40D-meter high for a guy who will be 40 burrlle king, honored as ()hio track years old on April 26. , rille' l'~~~~.~/0 ~ of the year with Larry Few major league clubs ' _! Ohio State coach mating been known to give away ,. the presentatiGn. money, but in :Maglie's ca!e Gene Fullmer, world middleDodgers are vn ly too happy. weight champion, honored as the Alter the Dodaers clinched the year's top boxer. -Billy Martin of the world cham· Nationul Lcu-.::ue pennant lnst fall, the Brooklyn official family, in- pion New York Yankees, to aeeludlng Pr(lsident Walter O'Mal- cept the manager of the year ley. Btvasi and Manager Walter award for Casey "itengel. Alston, agreed U couldn't bave Phll Woolpert, San Francisco been done without Sal. Down the sttetc.h run Mallie basketball ccach, to aac.e pt the was near pel'fec!t. He won elghf ot basketball player of ·the year nine 1ame,, lneluding a no-hit, award for Bill Ruuell. no-run game a1atiJlllt the PhlladeJ. Johnny Simpson as harness racphla PhilliP.!\. He won 13 gamel ln lng driver of the year. an and lost five, posted an carDed Bu:u: Fazio as bOwler of the run average of 2.87. fourth ~~~'~year. the and ~ John Galbreath, to accept the of the year ·honors lor C'oacb Dick Retton has littL: h~ason tO chanee from lila JtartinJ five r-ntt Racine ..V'h£ch eo~mt' :o l.•le in the four!h quarter anl won eomething Ute a moral 11 nu · an C~<'tual vl~tory. Thete boys were WlJ.dermuth M1d Hawthorne, torwarcb, Job~· son, vmter, Butrlng10n add Si1son Jlutland Jul!lnr 'li<!toof baolietball Will J~ar ' mateh ••~RJt a bJ 1111 aM> lriJoi Poltiand nl&lo! ~iDl at 7 o'cl~!"' ~ Rotti•it 'Riilb· !16bool • Rui!Orl ..._, It Portlm - Thd"il~lll~%......~ -fw~o~e=am:e=·~··~....... and· _ tlatritt $195 The odQJmnera gave Jones of Y9~e:J, tf. Y.• 1 3 to 1 edge over Sm~llw~od, "~ bu been on the t !!J". Dlx. ,l~ea.tet' and Seat t4irers. Cotllpletely oveJ\. short t-nd ot more split decbion:!l ill"' ~e bu WOI!. The Blue Devils defeated all seven lea(Ue foes In flr1t round pJay and today look' like ahoo-inl for the title. In other games in the firat Frl· aay-Saturday proi):'am o.t the season, Chillicothe (6-1), wbq took over second place last week by beating Newark (5-2) pU!y1 Laucuter toniv,ht and Dover {3-4) Saturday night. Other action tonight features cambrlrlge f2-4) at Coshocton and Dover at Newark. !!!!atutday nlsht Cambrldge plays Newark ·and Marlttta il at LaDtaster. Don Branson of Zanavllle took over loop acorirtg honors last hom Jim T)orer of Newark SMU Shooting At 9th Straight, National Title BAJIOOBALL ~ ly UNITID PRill loutllem. )fethodilt, once again the SoUthwe11t'a top candidate for the natlqnal basketbaU champion· ahlp, shOot& for its nlnth straight victory tonight Jn one of tour gamel lnvolvinl conference lead- Eubank Roused With Confidence Vote By Owner ' Weeb BALTIMORE UP Ewbank, rumored on hh wny out as coach of the Baltimore Colt,, was !liven a rousing vote of eonficlrnce by club owner Carroll Rosenbloom today. Rosenbloom, who (!'let wllh Ew· bank 9nd club President Don Kellett at his ~ummer home In Palm ·Beach, Fla, Thursday, said he bPped "this ctear11 up any and all speeulatlon tegardlng hts 1tatus with the BaiHmore club." Ewbank has oDe m.ore year to go on a two-year pact. DODGERS TO PLAY MONTREA·L UP -The BrooklYn Dodgers wlll play a team of International League all !1lars in Montreal in the Triple A league's second annual Ail-S! ar game, on Aug, 18. The Milwaukee Hravcs played the all-stan lnst yl'ar in Toronto in the first such game. SIME WILL RUN I NEW YQRK UP · Dave Sime the 20 year old Duke University track &tar and one of the sensationa or the 19116 track season until he suffered a groin injury, will compete In the 8D-yard dash event in the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden, Feb. 9. Laszlo Tabort, the Hungarian four-minute mller, Is scheduled to make his first New York stan in the meet's Wanamaker mile. lOOMS Of iNtw Maglie's Bo~ Agree On $30,000 For New Season oWce-ra were ROSCOf Bur· vlte PJ:elideat and Waynt NCretan.UeiQllrer. committee ol 8111 and .ClarPrice wa1 named for the dQ. Guerole)' lhow and July 2ft Bet for tbe Summer Field Day ·be held 1t the Edson Rouih _llobert Jones, field secretary of lbe State GuernRy Breedt>n' Aa totlatiDn, reported inereued u~ of dutrUey milk and he urge-d uae ~~ Stale Guernsey ule~~ by local PfOdUCfi'J. ~~ f.are Pan Off -fer New eo.iJ Prince 1"\ ~ 1!!PU '.J.I/X, 18. o/ Sbelbytt:_. '11 e. 19dlaDa, {he ~ Corn r_~JPCe._.ma~ntaiDed an old famio- ~attlon *hta be won top . . t •• the~ ..... ~aiD and Hay in to be home in front of their televlfion: aets tonftlit. Watching the . Carmen Bnflio - Johnny Saxton -Grim, UP - The Su- preme ~ourt haa taken under ad· vJsement a case ln wblch the Na· tional l.eague has asked tor football the same now enjoyed by Beautiful black flnllh. Buy. ' Heater, White Wan Tirer~A real 1948 Qnrolet 4 Dow Sedan Extra nice black finiSh, radio, heater, white wall tiresSee either of tbeso c!N"8 ,today. They won't last long. POMEROY MOTOR Co. > ., " .. MAKE . . e. plob. . W•1i<in. Ail good Chevrolet $1n YOUR Fie•ellli1e 2 dr. R & H. Shopping Headquarters Many More FOR Women i See Our Modern N. 2nd Ave. Boys StYles Cash Babr, Owner '· Mlddlepm1 0 p.m. DANDY ··BUY ' . They're · . ,. ton panel- New tires, Mechattically sbund- Local owner. ft~ Lw: n ~ ·. ·. ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. ' :;,'\ .• :': ~~· . . , ··· · •~" MOQR· R Pomeroy _ _ · .. _. Ohio . _i ,.;, r " '·, '.: v:::;r;41id. lknoril· LAI;es •• dNew 1y fah• weatller ia ,e'll . fAiw m. ~- iD the family. ~r t. Peter J. Lux It au \>lick In the l!tltl'a be filii the Corn Kin& tit1e •· DtYkt's father Mau. ~~ WU Co111 Prince twice and ·1fS2 ChevrOlet ··· ······ ·· ···· · · ···· · $945 . expetted ilie- -'----=-:--- Funeral Serviees Held Thursday For Earlie Wolfe, 81 Crops Eat Up Pli.mt Food Faster Than Wh.tll•r It Bi ·A... - REFRIGllA1'01, 1 ~ Middleport Patrolman Boltie Or Any NOME APPLIANCE ~ ' ALL H II' •APPLIANCE ~ · ,YQr:-fiost.EY ,._ler · 226 1. MAIN IJT; Thursday when a truck driven by · Ernest Blll'ton, Middleport, b.:ick· POMIIOY OHIO ~~~~~·~~~~~~·!~~~~·~~~~~!~~~ ed into a car driven by Naomi Tbert: were n~ citations, . ~\-~. _. ' A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SOH ·ROY . MOTOR co. ....... HA.VIN6 A ....... . *PARTY ARRANGE IT AT OFF-THE-FENCE HOTEL MARTIN Phone 386 Fm"'lters Replace It BEST * * * * * -5-Star Hlrd Tpp~- I DoOr- hoey over Blue. lladlo, Heater, '1'6w*r Gllde. ~ra dtiJ! '-Local owner. J· re- ported no oue Injured and · oniJ · 1954 Chtvrtlet .................... $l,5 : • Del-Ray Coupe. Original b!a~k finl.s)t, radio, beat~~. ~~:1 or glide- Local owner. MUst be seen to appreciate car. $145 ' 1950 FORD t · v-a, 2·DOOR ; ··.·. SERVICE CENTER REMI.NDS YO..,.:U____ _ $195 . ' . ANOU/111();1 PIIIV£imON /MII£1 MANY NQrth player iND JT, WILL llJNC HIM DoWN fO WITH $295 . OR THE dHT IIDEI tt4& FOI6 6 cyl. II rif)lA . SPECIAL! tAnEtt\ECIAO 1956 DODGE For lan•if . ·owner. ~·· ' \ 3( 1fltatltJ Gu~ - Only 13,000 Miles Comer MDI & S~od Sis. MiddlepOrt ' $395 1950 FORD 11 &iilntltJ ~ .. , • P.9S 24 llqnths Gaanittee - UU5 " . R. H. RAWliNG$ SONS 4 DOOR G.ROUP I · · $2,695 $295 t950 IUfQC . ' . flUS IAII!l Type - &1t. · 1! Mo'ttths .Guiritee . . . UUI LoJig Type 8 Volt · 38 ill011ths Gwitautee - 'tt.45 Ulllt V~lt SJStelll - ~ -'ontlls GJ.tar... ·•• fi(.,s 18 P& '11 Volt Syole~ ~~~~tba Gq~aatee , . $!5.95 · Prices lncliule Jiixchanp· . • fRii INSTAllATidM evon . ::f..!"W!: '.* . 'It Ton~ . $J95 . unu. i en · 1o fitrr ,"••Gj"""-I ee I . . \ ..... ;:--= ....... " . .f{ill1ifNJ •lfm•ate NOW~ •• ·c. ~·o..:..:.!L~'-'"\• FOREMAN and ABBOTT MlLL ST. A)'PLIANCIS I ' \ I . A newspa,_ .-u+t wiD help de. Yel~p yout gl't responsibility, Initiative, t~;lf!t lilltol+y, rul mlirl.hood. Fl., t;•lt• of charac· tar becomt ra.J ecti•• in your boy W.tft ••••• newspap...-boy. ••d '"-d l I . • . ,, .....- . -- MIDDLEPORT ltecuon~t61e · ·· A:e iltrerRef...... ...Al 'i ' . . :Kart & Van ' '-.'~· Pn-.iMf.ttP.... I~ THE BAIL\' BENTINEL Pltone ,.. I I \ ( ~ i4 Is a lbbd-ronoratlon where. Teachers or the Southern Local District &.Viet Thl;lr~day ~ve­ ning in the Portland Grade School Funeral ~rorviee• were held on wltb 16 members and a guest pre- Thursd•y for EorUe Wollo, 81, reUrii!d grocer of Frametown, W.Va., sent. who died at bls home following Mrs. Chlorus Grlmm, preaident. a long illness. expressed her "sincere Uranks and appreciation" to the teachers for ~lsters, Mn.the Steril Walker, Surviving deceased are and two their gift aent to Miss LoiS Cecil Mrs. Ollie Thornton of Mason; his Christmas time. wjfe Minnlt, at home; a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn King, ChJfleston; two A r!!l!~§j,~ative of the Ports· sons, 'Glenn of.. CharleSton and Ei'~ moutl! DiviS!on, Social · nest of Parkermurg and a brother Administration, Mr. Chatfleld, ex- AUen of Dol"llet, 0. plained teachrs' riabts und.¥ eur~ Afse IW'Vivinl ATe four grand rent laws. ~hndrCm and two great grand chll· Southern Local Tea~~ers lfHI <lren. Su:rial wBs made in Frametown meet in March at thl! Letart Falls in the family cemetery under dir· school. Syracuse teacheft will bave eetion of the Bartlett Funeral tbe Se~ool ' ftifCJJP ·, . r E. Main St. Phone At Portlpnd \ A'Wow--Of A Buy 1950 Chevrolet Panel ; .. · .... · ...... · $395 iii·Y . .... $295 SMITH CLOTHING. Men -...'· ., . tires. Jl:'w .-4 Attend Meeting . · .. • . . F.!l9~t50 P,atlu • $395 · ' ", f ·: · Wagon (8). lladi!l & ' penetrated •• if sto~d in the refrigerator. prevents deterioratloa and drylna out. Chi1Un1 alto briqa out tb~ region. best in sr~,.lf1:1it navor. Thi1 bl Gully wind,s ih the Main• true for carm.ed &rapefrillt sif. i!hur~ed up bkiWing dust mixed lions and julee, too, altbough Jt Wlib szioW. is not neceilalt to store the ·cmlJIIit tO moderate sftolVfaUs &lao Ded form1 ia the reftigerator to hit the Great lAkes reelon keep them. They may be tept .,.ltli Southward into tf.e' OhiO and aiidother eanned foods tn· ant coOl, Miaals.sippi Valle:fl. dey place. Temperature,. ~ol!erited SOD'If. what from the Qteat L¥;et to The outstanding food value " 1)1 elstern TeXIs Snd Otlah.oma, but ll!'apWillt b lis hiah vitamin t the Warmup llfted til~ inerelll'J ;Ontent, Tbls m!ilej ll'oib grop;;. only a few de,~ree,. 'ft.ltlf"i·~&o4:... $195 JlUJI* ·II 16 Teachers-· \:. : . mittees. · m blalltt frui!. •nd !he_./i-o;e,i ionno, •• Weatb~eri .afci ~- fJlJI'f'l,ea ~•lly vtlu•6Je in tiulldln• up wJU continue today ltOm ~~ 1:1~ Wiofftl'time restolan&i to col'ds. per Miul-.lppi tq tkO Grill VSC'u~d.• li . five-week delay CHICAGO 1JP • The ·'Mth •n be b~d an inhand, and Matchmaker nuil rheettnr ol tile United states signed Jones and Lawn Teilni's AMci&'tiotJ · O~ens as the rep'ucemeiJt today WitH elO!Ie(l SeSsions of Com- Custom RoyaH do;r;.Sedan, Power· ,fllte Transm1J;$1.on. t!lo and Heat. Ar, All Power -"- 0 · careful local They',a The 1949 Clilvrolet- 4 .,.., Sedan Colwnbull ~chol~\1!' loo~billl ' ,..... SIGNS UP-Bobby G~t. a former J'l&S!IIng, ace at StahtorJi University and currently se~~ as special services officer at' Ci1tle Air Force Bsse, has In signed a 191J7 contract with the ~-,~~~:;;~:·;!;4';" tie GreE¥1 Bay Packers of the Nation- 1 ~ al Football Leq:t,~e. Garrett is 1_ tcheduled lor discharge from the Air For~ on l•n. 29. WASHiNGTON J?iJ Ford ...... . P_.'er of Ohlet State, to recel'l•U-'.- NTA aw•rd •. ¢j!s,nt,_. by ~n Exee:Utlve SPorts Eciltor Tom Keys. ·.. , J. G. Toylor Spink, ~ubllober of Sporting News," honO~d fDt top contribution to baseball Call. WILL STUDY CAS! .~.J:.· o. P. G!l!ld Urea, welterwelght championship filht instud of· tradinf punches ln tront of the eamera. Ba.Uio .... $3fS The col far south as nDrthml Plorldai·d below treeslnf teiiiJ)Oraturts 1< .......... Ill 1118 Middle GUll C 1o! ., " . \ARREn MII:IICED, llaj!Ttd. . ,~,, $~ Botb lllb..,., originally planned .. ,·•·' CQLLEGE Corn King "Pours" on Food for Charttpiomhlp ' a 191'111111ill liumper. lPil ou a:ame to Purdue1 •a Hen;y Null'! . rot- ,...,, fallNd (J~H . "It'• Time to Buy Grapefruit" the theme 10n1 of tbe m11bt cllru1 lndu1tr)' CW'rently. The !Co•ll~~~~Mmm--1 &rtpefrult 1ea10n l1 at or near 1ta peak. Supplies: are avaUable In from 8 montha ta 13 yun W'IN aU food mtrkela and the quality kUied Thunby Dlfht when 1 lire dertroyecl tbelr lln toont home &l is running hi&h &eB1!1na11y. Wareblm, M••· Tbelr inoth,r tnd Grapefruit comes In senra1 another t'hilrt Heaped the flame•. form1; from raft', whole /nth Two infllllt bOJ• oornett to deatb fru~£. to fro:~o~n ~ctiOQ3 and Juit' when a n..h fire deltroyed tli.eir tbrab.gb canned fruit and Julee. lome at Phippjburt. Me., 'l'lnlr• 'l'be most economical fOrm may d8y nia:ht. vary !rom aeuon to HaaGn ·be· At Indllnipolil, 1 workman looa~IUJe of tbaftJ81 in the llze of tbe enine trozeh eoal ThW'Iday was killed Wbea he wa. burrif(l undelerop. an avabitetie of ton• of fuel ln a Ext.eulon specialist.J in Market- 50-foot ttoraae bin. A NtN Alenndria, ing Information for Conaumen 1t the Ohio State Unlvtralty, Col- Jc died of carbon 'unbus, call attention to tbe lre•h IDa: wbJle warldna in forma available currently. They tJon a:araae on em . say that ·to a:et the belt 1n qualiiat, cold. A motorltt at found dead in hll carbon monr )De ahould Jrapeftult :bat Ia flrin look but for sprinn to tfui oxide-fined jaraae whert he bad gone to •tart bil 1talle car. touch. ...11-lhapod <••!md or eli' Ice clos.ed tbe Detroit Rivet for ~htly flattened), bel\'y for their the ~eeond· stial;llt da:Y, and and thln-sklnnot~ and tmly the first time jp many years, 1U. ;mooth In texture. TheY alSo poJnt identa of WAlpole and RusteU ia'lrt that gropefrult maY have a laodl in St Clajr RIVer eo"'ld walk reddtsh brown or ~llow eolpr acroaa the lee to ttle mainland. Five peraoni ln Cblcago were :wer the normal color sometimes. injured when aa. "el" train lk:fdThi, rus•etlna does bot ·affeet ded on Icy tails and rammed lota f(avor. I r~i=~~=~i~~:.~ • e .. ,.... J. Ofte.5 F(lVot@u ~J I .n 8ub ·rv Mstwh llally Sentinel, I'Omeroy-Mtddleport, O., Jan. 18, 195'7--5 Let's Go Shopping Cold Wave-To Contirlu~ 1ft Area be. Buckeye vieti'll;\. • _..... , ' ..... : f.-DIII.r ileatlue1, I'Omeroy-lliddleport, 0., Jm. 18, 1VS7 •• • \ ·•t - COLLINS JEWELRY " ll'twe Yoar Coofldeltl!e h E. • $~ iUal!lildi16 �.;,il:' ' ·------~-~---------------j . II ..~.·• .., ' .: 1 -. ~. ~ -Busy Bee Sewing Circle Observes Kautt Birthday Fired Up Yellow Jackets Invade Pomeroy Tonigh Buelit Favored To Make It Four Straight QUITE AGUY ...- ... ByAian Mavet Under Loss Tuesday Teams To Play Need Victory Now This Weekend P•ther .·. To Rough · A • . , lirtd •ii • J ..·bon .,..., !JOltS OA ltJ: 0~ 1 ~ ke ynt ,,~, ,- f t: I" I" ,- ,_.. - .- fourth straight rictetrY an4__ Wisccmsin t.rYina to avert its · fifth atfai&ht Joss ~n $e~ratp pmn oa Satlp-d•y night's B1a: TtQ buket· baU earQ. -'j~~!~~;;; e, . The Bu.tkeJet. r.mdefeated in conference pay, were expected. to Ill In tholi' Ult aU~nat ~n State, but tbe Ba~Pfi Were not in tbeir clnli wttb tiiWa. Oblo State. with big Fi~nk Howatd in tbe Ylll. bi• hen ~ 811-&ea~o~~ Galli- fl.~ ind hen it S cRWa q IOJJd u the of~ · • li<ilh tfu)lo ti•~ '' tile t·ot · oi fif 1 :lgan · a f.e.oli' tQ a . 1· ... 1 hi-·ttaln.t to to the Ne!Jqttv.iHtl :n<:i.erbo_-: to taqle Wit~ Iea,U.e 1lr·edirt flowtcll, SelsonvUle bu Lnt_one ga~e, Il f-omerC\Jy O'J lfle Pi:me:;"ov ~H')tmd fans hiVe .a· ; uwatH'u we grt : ou in our elu "et~i" 'J'h.,J.t • the war N.el1onvt'lr. feels about lnvadtnf QUJ4ii. fiiej f" :vugh tb if hOm,, Ni I .'P" UP • FroQt running ohio 8tltf ril be seeltini ltl ORICAG() ' .....,,fld an hNv,.l' · -"'t tied ll.ow ''"· Wflb_ lOrfolll~o_r, \' ,.JlJtoD,. and A~ .. :eeiqt!.(l pia,., will haYe lu ..... ''" olif. -•venae ~ aa pjuf, and of 77 pohitS a JIOftlbl.ll boaots U., loop's bell uvoraU l>alaneo .' 'i1ie Split"'~ oa ,.., olber b~<l, failed to win 1ft hto trtes. -NEW ·oNE-MAN The llr1. W. L. Thurtday wben -the 8u11 !lee St!winr Circle of tbo Fedmted Cburdl met at tM ehureh, for an all day quilt· ina. HEi.I(;OPYER Individual ~!"'apple upllde dowi.i ·C!akft were aervfd. with a i».Rtlllclt . dhmer at noon to ~rs. . Quti, lin: ~doit MH. On . ffom"" t»...,.rs· f Jvv Mor-.· Walter 8,.;,., :l&lii Un~ !liqeoOr llii. Wrnt,n Kiooo, llii Ad<ll• lW Gruesor, WI. t.rl lihleldo, lllri. rn,mty baslt,etbill team• have ' scl'leduled lor the weekend !ll.iie!\,10 , ..~ birthday ol JC.autr waa celebrated mr, • .J JlOWI! lf,.._r, M"f!l. . Grover Mto. Carrt'e :Adan1 ·Ebe~sbach . J'lrb, )lr•. Rqy &ey- ed. ~ J.ouu JWbet Ahna Durst. Rutland plays Ooalton at Rut· land tonight: Racine piB)'B RJo Gtande at Raci~ toniglit. J!:asttrn 8-8 (Q'.i tbe seal_q a plays A:l6iny on t!ie Pomero:r boor Sat· urday n{fbt md iii.• Tr.everv Bht ---,,.-----~ ''• I' •. ,. . ' ,' ), ··-. ,..... u ·· ·Fres6 iriPO!nllt will keep bbi i>. ,•· 1bia ·In the ofty other game Mkln~ . IOta an4 Northyiettern meet at . 4tlu.itoo, tbe weekly · T\1 . CluhEvetlt . nl.. on ' ' featpre for the midwest rietwotk. CoWMoUS, 0. Nli.lrs Cagers Set UP • Top adlietic alan hom. around the na tiori wert op btrwt hete tOday r.or the Columbus Toucbdo'Wil. Club's second annual au· · ;pof.ts awatd banquet. the Lo.~rnn which 1:::~;··~15"·~~~: For Portland S J'Lennedy at eetuer •nd Hindy Saturct.y ~ight Jltiil 5: acore- .-, 1 ~uard. A packed hou.e of more than 700 club memberS grtfted .'the !!tars with exhibltiona SCheduled to c~mmence at 3 p.m. iind the banquet starting at 5:80 p.m. Here I& the lineup or award.: Fore1t EVuheviki; coach of Iowa's Big Teb and Rote 1!-o_~} Champlont, to receive the J!.ooen c. Zuppke Troph:y as tbe be!Jl: cotauards. • leglate teim with the toughe~t II) ctber SEOL Jamu· v-nlght schedule-. Presentation by Zlippte, Athens :Bulldolis go~Weli- former Ulinois foot~all coaeh', tor .4 ll)itc:h that s.h ilntitl of die rurrent tOurkm.!f Paul Hornung, atai' ,on a Notre s.ocond place in the leagul' . Dame tc:am that r.xllerienced Jta 'flU& ,arne .ooka liJ.>t a tos~-up , worst 2-8 se:ason in hlstofy, to w11f1 the home fltJor advo.;,laJ;:e r~eeive the HJrJey 'hophy as ~he }-::obably being crucial. The Uock- out~tanding rolleglate . foottiaU r.tif Lave p)enty of heavy artillt'ry player. Presentation ~y 1950 wiJJ· and 1f they happened to U " 3Cf0j!d m~r Howard Hopalorr,: Cassady . . ln Ii.tlht could take Athlfn$ easily. Rick Casares, Chicago Be'lfrs fullbark, the Joe F . Carr Trophy as pro football's fihest player. Presentation by 1956 winner Curly Morrison. Duyt Perry, coach of BowUng •::reen's Mid - American cham pions, the James Rhodes Olympic Fund Trophy as Ohio's top colBy Unltfll PNH legiate coach. . Sal Mig11e. who won t.Jtil:l"moll" Kr nnw Ploen.rlo~ quar.terbac!k, ey'' games fnr the Brooklyn Dodg- 1he ilward for outsttmding player crs in 19M, signed an agreement u, c~te Rose Bowi gil'me. PresentrotDdat that figures to keE!p him Lion Uy Ohio State Coach Woody rolling in the "green stuff" for the Hayes. ~ remaindcd of 1957. Jim Lee Howell, coach or the · The crarl,v right hander,l who world professional champion New . made an amazing comebat·k wnh York Giants footbaU team, ru~ prothe Dodgen~ alter the Cleveland coach of the year. Robby Morrow triple Olympic Indhlns let him go In a waiver deal last May, quickly reached gold medal winner from AbUene agreement with Brooklyn V 1 e e Tex Christian College, for "the President '&tiZZY Bavasl tor J~. tal· yea~'s top sports performance. ary believed to be $30,000. nave Sime. Duke University, Whitt' the figure is not too lm- trackman of the yel.r. posJng, lt still i• regarded ns quite Glenn Davis, Olympic 40D-meter high for a guy who will be 40 burrlle king, honored as ()hio track years old on April 26. , rille' l'~~~~.~/0 ~ of the year with Larry Few major league clubs ' _! Ohio State coach mating been known to give away ,. the presentatiGn. money, but in :Maglie's ca!e Gene Fullmer, world middleDodgers are vn ly too happy. weight champion, honored as the Alter the Dodaers clinched the year's top boxer. -Billy Martin of the world cham· Nationul Lcu-.::ue pennant lnst fall, the Brooklyn official family, in- pion New York Yankees, to aeeludlng Pr(lsident Walter O'Mal- cept the manager of the year ley. Btvasi and Manager Walter award for Casey "itengel. Alston, agreed U couldn't bave Phll Woolpert, San Francisco been done without Sal. Down the sttetc.h run Mallie basketball ccach, to aac.e pt the was near pel'fec!t. He won elghf ot basketball player of ·the year nine 1ame,, lneluding a no-hit, award for Bill Ruuell. no-run game a1atiJlllt the PhlladeJ. Johnny Simpson as harness racphla PhilliP.!\. He won 13 gamel ln lng driver of the year. an and lost five, posted an carDed Bu:u: Fazio as bOwler of the run average of 2.87. fourth ~~~'~year. the and ~ John Galbreath, to accept the of the year ·honors lor C'oacb Dick Retton has littL: h~ason tO chanee from lila JtartinJ five r-ntt Racine ..V'h£ch eo~mt' :o l.•le in the four!h quarter anl won eomething Ute a moral 11 nu · an C~<'tual vl~tory. Thete boys were WlJ.dermuth M1d Hawthorne, torwarcb, Job~· son, vmter, Butrlng10n add Si1son Jlutland Jul!lnr 'li<!toof baolietball Will J~ar ' mateh ••~RJt a bJ 1111 aM> lriJoi Poltiand nl&lo! ~iDl at 7 o'cl~!"' ~ Rotti•it 'Riilb· !16bool • Rui!Orl ..._, It Portlm - Thd"il~lll~%......~ -fw~o~e=am:e=·~··~....... and· _ tlatritt $195 The odQJmnera gave Jones of Y9~e:J, tf. Y.• 1 3 to 1 edge over Sm~llw~od, "~ bu been on the t !!J". Dlx. ,l~ea.tet' and Seat t4irers. Cotllpletely oveJ\. short t-nd ot more split decbion:!l ill"' ~e bu WOI!. The Blue Devils defeated all seven lea(Ue foes In flr1t round pJay and today look' like ahoo-inl for the title. In other games in the firat Frl· aay-Saturday proi):'am o.t the season, Chillicothe (6-1), wbq took over second place last week by beating Newark (5-2) pU!y1 Laucuter toniv,ht and Dover {3-4) Saturday night. Other action tonight features cambrlrlge f2-4) at Coshocton and Dover at Newark. !!!!atutday nlsht Cambrldge plays Newark ·and Marlttta il at LaDtaster. Don Branson of Zanavllle took over loop acorirtg honors last hom Jim T)orer of Newark SMU Shooting At 9th Straight, National Title BAJIOOBALL ~ ly UNITID PRill loutllem. )fethodilt, once again the SoUthwe11t'a top candidate for the natlqnal basketbaU champion· ahlp, shOot& for its nlnth straight victory tonight Jn one of tour gamel lnvolvinl conference lead- Eubank Roused With Confidence Vote By Owner ' Weeb BALTIMORE UP Ewbank, rumored on hh wny out as coach of the Baltimore Colt,, was !liven a rousing vote of eonficlrnce by club owner Carroll Rosenbloom today. Rosenbloom, who (!'let wllh Ew· bank 9nd club President Don Kellett at his ~ummer home In Palm ·Beach, Fla, Thursday, said he bPped "this ctear11 up any and all speeulatlon tegardlng hts 1tatus with the BaiHmore club." Ewbank has oDe m.ore year to go on a two-year pact. DODGERS TO PLAY MONTREA·L UP -The BrooklYn Dodgers wlll play a team of International League all !1lars in Montreal in the Triple A league's second annual Ail-S! ar game, on Aug, 18. The Milwaukee Hravcs played the all-stan lnst yl'ar in Toronto in the first such game. SIME WILL RUN I NEW YQRK UP · Dave Sime the 20 year old Duke University track &tar and one of the sensationa or the 19116 track season until he suffered a groin injury, will compete In the 8D-yard dash event in the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden, Feb. 9. Laszlo Tabort, the Hungarian four-minute mller, Is scheduled to make his first New York stan in the meet's Wanamaker mile. lOOMS Of iNtw Maglie's Bo~ Agree On $30,000 For New Season oWce-ra were ROSCOf Bur· vlte PJ:elideat and Waynt NCretan.UeiQllrer. committee ol 8111 and .ClarPrice wa1 named for the dQ. Guerole)' lhow and July 2ft Bet for tbe Summer Field Day ·be held 1t the Edson Rouih _llobert Jones, field secretary of lbe State GuernRy Breedt>n' Aa totlatiDn, reported inereued u~ of dutrUey milk and he urge-d uae ~~ Stale Guernsey ule~~ by local PfOdUCfi'J. ~~ f.are Pan Off -fer New eo.iJ Prince 1"\ ~ 1!!PU '.J.I/X, 18. o/ Sbelbytt:_. '11 e. 19dlaDa, {he ~ Corn r_~JPCe._.ma~ntaiDed an old famio- ~attlon *hta be won top . . t •• the~ ..... ~aiD and Hay in to be home in front of their televlfion: aets tonftlit. Watching the . Carmen Bnflio - Johnny Saxton -Grim, UP - The Su- preme ~ourt haa taken under ad· vJsement a case ln wblch the Na· tional l.eague has asked tor football the same now enjoyed by Beautiful black flnllh. Buy. ' Heater, White Wan Tirer~A real 1948 Qnrolet 4 Dow Sedan Extra nice black finiSh, radio, heater, white wall tiresSee either of tbeso c!N"8 ,today. They won't last long. POMEROY MOTOR Co. > ., " .. MAKE . . e. plob. . W•1i<in. Ail good Chevrolet $1n YOUR Fie•ellli1e 2 dr. R & H. Shopping Headquarters Many More FOR Women i See Our Modern N. 2nd Ave. Boys StYles Cash Babr, Owner '· Mlddlepm1 0 p.m. DANDY ··BUY ' . They're · . ,. ton panel- New tires, Mechattically sbund- Local owner. ft~ Lw: n ~ ·. ·. ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. ' :;,'\ .• :': ~~· . . , ··· · •~" MOQR· R Pomeroy _ _ · .. _. Ohio . _i ,.;, r " '·, '.: v:::;r;41id. lknoril· LAI;es •• dNew 1y fah• weatller ia ,e'll . fAiw m. ~- iD the family. ~r t. Peter J. Lux It au \>lick In the l!tltl'a be filii the Corn Kin& tit1e •· DtYkt's father Mau. ~~ WU Co111 Prince twice and ·1fS2 ChevrOlet ··· ······ ·· ···· · · ···· · $945 . expetted ilie- -'----=-:--- Funeral Serviees Held Thursday For Earlie Wolfe, 81 Crops Eat Up Pli.mt Food Faster Than Wh.tll•r It Bi ·A... - REFRIGllA1'01, 1 ~ Middleport Patrolman Boltie Or Any NOME APPLIANCE ~ ' ALL H II' •APPLIANCE ~ · ,YQr:-fiost.EY ,._ler · 226 1. MAIN IJT; Thursday when a truck driven by · Ernest Blll'ton, Middleport, b.:ick· POMIIOY OHIO ~~~~~·~~~~~~·!~~~~·~~~~~!~~~ ed into a car driven by Naomi Tbert: were n~ citations, . ~\-~. _. ' A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SOH ·ROY . MOTOR co. ....... HA.VIN6 A ....... . *PARTY ARRANGE IT AT OFF-THE-FENCE HOTEL MARTIN Phone 386 Fm"'lters Replace It BEST * * * * * -5-Star Hlrd Tpp~- I DoOr- hoey over Blue. lladlo, Heater, '1'6w*r Gllde. ~ra dtiJ! '-Local owner. J· re- ported no oue Injured and · oniJ · 1954 Chtvrtlet .................... $l,5 : • Del-Ray Coupe. Original b!a~k finl.s)t, radio, beat~~. ~~:1 or glide- Local owner. MUst be seen to appreciate car. $145 ' 1950 FORD t · v-a, 2·DOOR ; ··.·. SERVICE CENTER REMI.NDS YO..,.:U____ _ $195 . ' . ANOU/111();1 PIIIV£imON /MII£1 MANY NQrth player iND JT, WILL llJNC HIM DoWN fO WITH $295 . OR THE dHT IIDEI tt4& FOI6 6 cyl. II rif)lA . SPECIAL! tAnEtt\ECIAO 1956 DODGE For lan•if . ·owner. ~·· ' \ 3( 1fltatltJ Gu~ - Only 13,000 Miles Comer MDI & S~od Sis. MiddlepOrt ' $395 1950 FORD 11 &iilntltJ ~ .. , • P.9S 24 llqnths Gaanittee - UU5 " . R. H. RAWliNG$ SONS 4 DOOR G.ROUP I · · $2,695 $295 t950 IUfQC . ' . flUS IAII!l Type - &1t. · 1! Mo'ttths .Guiritee . . . UUI LoJig Type 8 Volt · 38 ill011ths Gwitautee - 'tt.45 Ulllt V~lt SJStelll - ~ -'ontlls GJ.tar... ·•• fi(.,s 18 P& '11 Volt Syole~ ~~~~tba Gq~aatee , . $!5.95 · Prices lncliule Jiixchanp· . • fRii INSTAllATidM evon . ::f..!"W!: '.* . 'It Ton~ . $J95 . unu. i en · 1o fitrr ,"••Gj"""-I ee I . . \ ..... ;:--= ....... " . .f{ill1ifNJ •lfm•ate NOW~ •• ·c. ~·o..:..:.!L~'-'"\• FOREMAN and ABBOTT MlLL ST. A)'PLIANCIS I ' \ I . A newspa,_ .-u+t wiD help de. Yel~p yout gl't responsibility, Initiative, t~;lf!t lilltol+y, rul mlirl.hood. Fl., t;•lt• of charac· tar becomt ra.J ecti•• in your boy W.tft ••••• newspap...-boy. ••d '"-d l I . • . ,, .....- . -- MIDDLEPORT ltecuon~t61e · ·· A:e iltrerRef...... ...Al 'i ' . . :Kart & Van ' '-.'~· Pn-.iMf.ttP.... I~ THE BAIL\' BENTINEL Pltone ,.. I I \ ( ~ i4 Is a lbbd-ronoratlon where. Teachers or the Southern Local District &.Viet Thl;lr~day ~ve­ ning in the Portland Grade School Funeral ~rorviee• were held on wltb 16 members and a guest pre- Thursd•y for EorUe Wollo, 81, reUrii!d grocer of Frametown, W.Va., sent. who died at bls home following Mrs. Chlorus Grlmm, preaident. a long illness. expressed her "sincere Uranks and appreciation" to the teachers for ~lsters, Mn.the Steril Walker, Surviving deceased are and two their gift aent to Miss LoiS Cecil Mrs. Ollie Thornton of Mason; his Christmas time. wjfe Minnlt, at home; a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn King, ChJfleston; two A r!!l!~§j,~ative of the Ports· sons, 'Glenn of.. CharleSton and Ei'~ moutl! DiviS!on, Social · nest of Parkermurg and a brother Administration, Mr. Chatfleld, ex- AUen of Dol"llet, 0. plained teachrs' riabts und.¥ eur~ Afse IW'Vivinl ATe four grand rent laws. ~hndrCm and two great grand chll· Southern Local Tea~~ers lfHI <lren. Su:rial wBs made in Frametown meet in March at thl! Letart Falls in the family cemetery under dir· school. Syracuse teacheft will bave eetion of the Bartlett Funeral tbe Se~ool ' ftifCJJP ·, . r E. Main St. Phone At Portlpnd \ A'Wow--Of A Buy 1950 Chevrolet Panel ; .. · .... · ...... · $395 iii·Y . .... $295 SMITH CLOTHING. Men -...'· ., . tires. Jl:'w .-4 Attend Meeting . · .. • . . F.!l9~t50 P,atlu • $395 · ' ", f ·: · Wagon (8). lladi!l & ' penetrated •• if sto~d in the refrigerator. prevents deterioratloa and drylna out. Chi1Un1 alto briqa out tb~ region. best in sr~,.lf1:1it navor. Thi1 bl Gully wind,s ih the Main• true for carm.ed &rapefrillt sif. i!hur~ed up bkiWing dust mixed lions and julee, too, altbough Jt Wlib szioW. is not neceilalt to store the ·cmlJIIit tO moderate sftolVfaUs &lao Ded form1 ia the reftigerator to hit the Great lAkes reelon keep them. They may be tept .,.ltli Southward into tf.e' OhiO and aiidother eanned foods tn· ant coOl, Miaals.sippi Valle:fl. dey place. Temperature,. ~ol!erited SOD'If. what from the Qteat L¥;et to The outstanding food value " 1)1 elstern TeXIs Snd Otlah.oma, but ll!'apWillt b lis hiah vitamin t the Warmup llfted til~ inerelll'J ;Ontent, Tbls m!ilej ll'oib grop;;. only a few de,~ree,. 'ft.ltlf"i·~&o4:... $195 JlUJI* ·II 16 Teachers-· \:. : . mittees. · m blalltt frui!. •nd !he_./i-o;e,i ionno, •• Weatb~eri .afci ~- fJlJI'f'l,ea ~•lly vtlu•6Je in tiulldln• up wJU continue today ltOm ~~ 1:1~ Wiofftl'time restolan&i to col'ds. per Miul-.lppi tq tkO Grill VSC'u~d.• li . five-week delay CHICAGO 1JP • The ·'Mth •n be b~d an inhand, and Matchmaker nuil rheettnr ol tile United states signed Jones and Lawn Teilni's AMci&'tiotJ · O~ens as the rep'ucemeiJt today WitH elO!Ie(l SeSsions of Com- Custom RoyaH do;r;.Sedan, Power· ,fllte Transm1J;$1.on. t!lo and Heat. Ar, All Power -"- 0 · careful local They',a The 1949 Clilvrolet- 4 .,.., Sedan Colwnbull ~chol~\1!' loo~billl ' ,..... SIGNS UP-Bobby G~t. a former J'l&S!IIng, ace at StahtorJi University and currently se~~ as special services officer at' Ci1tle Air Force Bsse, has In signed a 191J7 contract with the ~-,~~~:;;~:·;!;4';" tie GreE¥1 Bay Packers of the Nation- 1 ~ al Football Leq:t,~e. Garrett is 1_ tcheduled lor discharge from the Air For~ on l•n. 29. WASHiNGTON J?iJ Ford ...... . P_.'er of Ohlet State, to recel'l•U-'.- NTA aw•rd •. ¢j!s,nt,_. by ~n Exee:Utlve SPorts Eciltor Tom Keys. ·.. , J. G. Toylor Spink, ~ubllober of Sporting News," honO~d fDt top contribution to baseball Call. WILL STUDY CAS! .~.J:.· o. P. G!l!ld Urea, welterwelght championship filht instud of· tradinf punches ln tront of the eamera. Ba.Uio .... $3fS The col far south as nDrthml Plorldai·d below treeslnf teiiiJ)Oraturts 1< .......... Ill 1118 Middle GUll C 1o! ., " . \ARREn MII:IICED, llaj!Ttd. . ,~,, $~ Botb lllb..,., originally planned .. ,·•·' CQLLEGE Corn King "Pours" on Food for Charttpiomhlp ' a 191'111111ill liumper. lPil ou a:ame to Purdue1 •a Hen;y Null'! . rot- ,...,, fallNd (J~H . "It'• Time to Buy Grapefruit" the theme 10n1 of tbe m11bt cllru1 lndu1tr)' CW'rently. The !Co•ll~~~~Mmm--1 &rtpefrult 1ea10n l1 at or near 1ta peak. Supplies: are avaUable In from 8 montha ta 13 yun W'IN aU food mtrkela and the quality kUied Thunby Dlfht when 1 lire dertroyecl tbelr lln toont home &l is running hi&h &eB1!1na11y. Wareblm, M••· Tbelr inoth,r tnd Grapefruit comes In senra1 another t'hilrt Heaped the flame•. form1; from raft', whole /nth Two infllllt bOJ• oornett to deatb fru~£. to fro:~o~n ~ctiOQ3 and Juit' when a n..h fire deltroyed tli.eir tbrab.gb canned fruit and Julee. lome at Phippjburt. Me., 'l'lnlr• 'l'be most economical fOrm may d8y nia:ht. vary !rom aeuon to HaaGn ·be· At Indllnipolil, 1 workman looa~IUJe of tbaftJ81 in the llze of tbe enine trozeh eoal ThW'Iday was killed Wbea he wa. burrif(l undelerop. an avabitetie of ton• of fuel ln a Ext.eulon specialist.J in Market- 50-foot ttoraae bin. A NtN Alenndria, ing Information for Conaumen 1t the Ohio State Unlvtralty, Col- Jc died of carbon 'unbus, call attention to tbe lre•h IDa: wbJle warldna in forma available currently. They tJon a:araae on em . say that ·to a:et the belt 1n qualiiat, cold. A motorltt at found dead in hll carbon monr )De ahould Jrapeftult :bat Ia flrin look but for sprinn to tfui oxide-fined jaraae whert he bad gone to •tart bil 1talle car. touch. ...11-lhapod <••!md or eli' Ice clos.ed tbe Detroit Rivet for ~htly flattened), bel\'y for their the ~eeond· stial;llt da:Y, and and thln-sklnnot~ and tmly the first time jp many years, 1U. ;mooth In texture. TheY alSo poJnt identa of WAlpole and RusteU ia'lrt that gropefrult maY have a laodl in St Clajr RIVer eo"'ld walk reddtsh brown or ~llow eolpr acroaa the lee to ttle mainland. Five peraoni ln Cblcago were :wer the normal color sometimes. injured when aa. "el" train lk:fdThi, rus•etlna does bot ·affeet ded on Icy tails and rammed lota f(avor. I r~i=~~=~i~~:.~ • e .. ,.... J. Ofte.5 F(lVot@u ~J I .n 8ub ·rv Mstwh llally Sentinel, I'Omeroy-Mtddleport, O., Jan. 18, 195'7--5 Let's Go Shopping Cold Wave-To Contirlu~ 1ft Area be. Buckeye vieti'll;\. • _..... , ' ..... : f.-DIII.r ileatlue1, I'Omeroy-lliddleport, 0., Jm. 18, 1VS7 •• • \ ·•t - COLLINS JEWELRY " ll'twe Yoar Coofldeltl!e h E. • $~ iUal!lildi16 �• • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 18, 105?; 7 111AN' f . I1\C W "\.1.1.:) 1 1 2 ..... per ~ ~. oae D- 16--·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Jan. 18, 1957 Legal Nott""'e ,... Lega 1N0 t•ICe NOTICE OF fiLING AND HEARING ON INVENTORY lamination or depoalt oftedlment A' · · th tr ct ot •--• d . ""'• one 0 er a uwu estnbed as follows, to-wit : Twenty· f~ve {25) acres off of the. East r th e Nor th · Sl de o1 th e wes t ~ ~ o east Qu arter of Section No. 16, T?wn 7. Ran!:t>_14, save and exce pt 6.26 acres whtch w~s sold off of Lhe N.~;th .end of u.td 25 acre lot lo. l : · Riggs, by R. G. Well! , ad· 1 mtm-.~, . ow - of the ··ta•· ~~.a "'~' of J · D· R1ggs, dete.~ed, in the year 187(1. Both of the . abov~ dese!rl~ tracts of land bei ng !Jtuated tn Scipio Township, Meiaa County, Ob.io. Bein g the same real e!ltate eonveyed to E..t Welch by deed recorded in Deed Boot 123 Paa:e 81 of th.e Meiga County Deed Recorda. Satd premitet ar.e appraited at $;,000.00 and mu.at not be sold fGr less. than two-thitda of aald tppraased value. Terms: Clsh In band oa day of p,.oa.t• Court Meigs County Ohio 4 eeatl oer tor three 1!0'11TO the Ex e~utor or Adml~istra NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ~~ecu ti ve 1DS'!' ti ODI. tor and to <;uc h u( the followinl! In pursuance of tht' order of the • f as are r esidents of t he state of Probal :! Court of )1elgs County, &pecla~·t month tw- ~ eentt Ohi o_ survi \ m~ sp0use, if any ; Obi~ , 1 wil l offer for ~al e . at pu blic per """"'.... ne:-:t or kl n, beue'! iarles undeJ a.uctw n, 011 the 2nd day of FebPuU ratl' or 2 c:<tttl per word will the will , if any ; the attorney or ruary , 1957 a! tO :oo o'clock a.m . be ebi.rged for &dnrtiaiDJ tf not :attorneys representi ng an y of the at the fron~ door of the Court . Po meroy . 0 h10 , t be roI· paid for befare tAe 25th of each aforementioned perso ns: House m DlOflth followins: tosertlon. lowing real estate . You arc hcr<'by notifi ed tha t on The fc dow1ng rea t e ~ tate ~ ituate ln'or. \.n Alh"erttsmg-Should ht: the l)t h da. y of J anuar y 1957. an in St"C tion No. 16. Tow m hip No. 7, reported Immediately . Tb~ Dau, Im·e nto ry and Appraiseme nt of Ran 11 e 14 , t:.ei ng in Sci pio Town· Sptinel will aot be reapons tblt> th e estate of Mary J . Hull, deceas- ship, Meigs Count y and State of for more than one lneorrect in· cd, late of &ip1o Twp . in said Ohio , beginning a t thv S. 1!:. corner sertion. County wu fil ed in this Court. of theN . E. qua rter of SeC'tion 16, Hearing on said Inventory and Town 7, Range a ; thence w est -U'd or l'ba411Lb aad :!pt~etll N..,. Appraisement will be had beforf 81 rods· t h~· nce Nort h about 117 tiees ot Enn16 printed at ragu- this Court o n th e 22nd day of Jan· r ods to 't h(' Public Road ; t hence in 1ar c:lauifil:ld rat.ell Oblt.uaraes uary 19!17, at 10 o'clock A.M . a Southerly di r<'ction along said pub&bed ,.t J cent per word.. Exceptions ther eto may be filed Public Road to the t:~t line of - -by any Interested party at any secti on 16; t hence Sou tft on the • JotiC~ time prior to fi ve ~ay1 before the East li ne of Scctwn 16 to the sale. ii ' .. ~ date set for heann.g . placJ uf bellinning. containing SS BIUI L WaLC:H. Admlrtd ' ~, ~~- of-- ....,. ~ 1• · WITNESS my sagnature an 1eal acr e• more or len. Reserving to •• ra ,-u; ·~ ,... .,.. ctmplete WBEitL 1Lif'd\~ of aaid Court, this D day of Janu· the State of Ohio, however, all ward Welc;ho, dManecL ~MJciot ud brake 1emce ary lmi'1. oil , gas, coal and other mineral• · · · WaBSTIR & FULTZ oflckett'a llfetr Sen\ee. Well with tlte right of entry for the AHo,...,. fvr Admlnllfrltrllll JOHN C. BACON purpose of prospecting for , devel- (1) 4.-. 11, 18, 2D (2) l , ate Judge and Ex·Officlo lhlo · Pomoror. CW.. Clerk oplng, producing and operating sAY! DOII"T YOU KNOW? By "dartha Jane WilUam1 for the same, aod the right of ocGOODIYI, MULl Baker's wlll Jive you tbe best Deputy Clerk cupyinl]l in iiO far as the :tame is Mn..WAUKEE - The Wileoolin trade o• .furniture or appUan- (1) 11-18-2 tc essential to 11uc:h prospeetlng, de- MiUtary District reported that .tiM .,... Utf veloping, operating or producina: las' · Army mule was in~etivded LET1 ER AR!IIVES abo, reservin~ to the State of Ohio Dec. l~ at Fort Carson, Colo., and ANYONE D~SmiNG HOME DE ROBINSON , 111. __:_ Seven years the use of streams nowing through replaeed by 1 helicopter. J,JVERY of Broughton's Dairy ago Mn. A. C. Bu<'hanon wrote 1 Products in Pomeroy or Middle- letter to her so n. Richard S., who said lands or abutting upon the same, 11nd so much of the hanks NATURALLY port, call Walter Crook.J, Phone then was a st udent at St. John thereof as may be necessary for . MD.. WAUKEE .:.:.. William Caah'ls 6057..J. After all , ' 'The Best Seminary, Little Rock , Ark. The such enjoyment and protection of credit manager of a Milwaukee Doesn't Co~ t A ·Cent More." letter never r~a c hed Richard in such st r ea m" from erosion, con· automobile tgenc:y. 1 16 1moc the mails. Mrs. Buchanan died re- -- - - - - - - - - - -- -- - - -centl y and t hen the letter was reAUCTION SALE-Farm machin- turned t o h1•r husband by the post ery, hou~~e hold eqalpment, mis- oHice. He tur ned it over to their cellaneou'l mpplieL Gre~~ot Bend son unopened. Grange Hall. Sat , Jan. 26, 1:00 P. M. 1 JB Btc Help - .ertioo. IIJ"llmum ehar&e 150c.- .,.,rd I • i I I ·~ ~• f "l' I t 1 ' I ( 17) Wanted ---- -- -- ------ LIGAL NOTICI Blantbe G. Bennett who r.etldea Rural Route 248, Battle GroUDd W ashi n6... on, one of the .. _._ of ' ~ Legal Notice f ANNUAL FINANCIAL •It• David 1\. Stout, dec:!elsed, will take Letart Townlhlp, County, notil'e that Maggie M. Stout, plain Ohio. tiff and· surviving spouse of David For tM Fisu l Ye1r Endinj~ R. Stout on the 30tb day of Oct.:; DeHmbtr 31 , 19S6 be r , 1956, filed her petition in Total salarieiO and wages paid t ht: Probate Court within tnd for duri ng t ht.> year 1956 $9,Ml7.8$ t he Cou_nty of Meigs, and Sute of Tax v aluation '94 1 ,86~. oo Ohio, 1~lleiing that MaUie M. Tax Levy $18.00 Stou t ,, lhe I W'VIvinl lpoUBe of •. D. ..... 2. Racine, Ohio, Jo.. David l - Stout. d~eued, late of u..-y 15, 1957. , . 1 1 he..-by urtify the following M elg~ t'ounty , Ohio who died inMrs. Guy Rernolda, Supt. L 'fi: fare Bolrd and Mrs-. lteynolda, testate on February 8, 19M. ,..port tD be corne-t. McComas, MiD Barbara Stout aod teacher of the Middleport Kinder· Thl! , plaintiff further repreFloyd No,..,l-. l-ownshlp Clerk Mf'l. James' DoAneUy were a]uesta garten, is interested in reta.rded sents tha t David R. Stout died RECEtPTS when "the Child Conservation children'• work. s1ezed m fee s.lmple or an undivid- Gefteral Property Lax $ SM.:n League met Thursday evening at [)ur1ng the business meeting the ed one-half intereat in common In Sales Tu: (Loeat gov't) 500.00 the home ol Mrs. Denver Rice. . League voted to contribute to the 7.200.00 the foUowina: deacrlbed real estate GaiOUne Tax ' 1March of Dimes and planned a situate in the County of Veiga, Cigarette Tax . 56.69 Mrs. laa&~s Pullen, president, Bake Sale on February 23. Mra. 347.75 was in cb.atte pf the meeting and l Lewis H Sauer of the Ways and l,~owm•hip of Che1ter, and State of Gr•nta ~ Donations described as follows : Cemeterae~ale of lots, and tbe program wu presented by I Means comm1ttee recommended 1·542·22 , Mn. Reynolds who was .uaiated by the Bake Sale and tentative plans Si tuate In the County of Meigs, other ~elp~ 1·732·60 1 Supt. McComaa in abowin&: a film were made to have a Rummage Township of Cheater, and State of Auto Reg~ataon . Ohio and described 11 follows, to- Mise. Rece,pta. (List) on the wort belni doine for re- Sale and also a aale of hand-made wit: Scdion two, township four , Interest from Cem. 4: such 160·31 tartled chllclren. articles. bl Total M.i~e. Receipt." 160.31 ; and ran~e twelve of the 0 o Total Receiots Mrs. Reynolds a:ave 1 brief ex· It was announced that the Spring 12,3&3.8& Compan.Y s P~rehase ta Cbuter ;AYMINTS planaUon of the purpose of the Conference of the CCL wiU be To":n~lp, , Metga County, Obloaod General Executive Servlees Councils being formed In nrioua held on May 4 at Crooksville. RoU : beilnnln~ on tbe South line of Com.p of Truateea .3 1 counties for tbe eatabUshmeot of call answers were ''What I Would 7 40 00 uid aect1on 2, 68 rocu and 18 llnk1 Com~nsation of rlerk 662: 15 ; school!. to help ~ese ehldren. Do If I Had A Maid." Mrs. '!11eo. w~t of ~be touUteut comer of Exp. of Trustees & ~lerts 65 _34 I Mlss Stout is executive aecretary Neutzling reCeived tbe travelling ~&id aectaon; thence North 109 Total General Exec. Ser. 3 ,067 .4 9 of tber Meig~ Countr Child Wel- prize contributed by f4r! . RiCe. rod!; thence. west to a eorner 110 Town Hall, Maint. 6 Bpr. ars.OO 'ii· "' ·· : 'i ~ !.~ . · 1 , .-,: F'I 1 : 'fha.February meeting·,wlll be held rod• •.nd fo~r ~lnka e~st . of the Total Town Ball , · M.OO , , ·ln~'Th. fialnll~ ~ · It· \~ 'home ol Mil Kenneth MeEast hne of Sltd section, thence Fire proteetion expea&es arK) 00 .. Elb.lnney. with Mrs. CbUter Erwin south .109 ~s \o the South Une Total :F'ir! proteetloo ,., GLE..~DIVE, Mont. :__ ~ (UP) and Mrs. Alfred Rou.&h as aislstina of . stld secuon, thence East on Totat Payments Carried forward As one justice or the pea'C!e to an· hostesses. said . line to ~e place of 1Je. 3.502.<49 other, Sidney M.eneth solemnl A ·salad coarse ~ - served to · Y th glnmng, contamlng 110 1cres, T 1 Is d em· by Mr• more <.r less; save and ezcept Out ota Payment• brought forward forfeited a $10 bond to-Robert Top- ~e~u:rs. "~on~ "LOwery' ·tnd of the a~ve descr.ibed premise!, Health, Tax~ withheld ro/O~.G pins bert:; M~rsetb, who holds jus. Mn. Theo Neutzling. t~ e ~ollowar_g deacnbed trart : BetriCt Board of Health 424 .08 tice court at Hines, ore.; was cited gmnmg at the Southwest rorner Ro d M 1 R Lab · of what was formerly w. z . John- I 8 ~ nt & pr. or and for crossing a aolid center lme 1•746 ·28 which lndicsted "no crossing. ·• son's 97 acre tract·• theoce south T oMtalataHrll&hls a: ways 7,746.28 1 _ _.;.·_ _ _ _ _ _ _...::.__ 82 degrees East 74 roda to a stake Cemeterie&----Comp. officers and . ACT NOW thence Soutt: 56.54 roda· to a stone Employees ~-ve $100 to $10U8 1,139.00 I General Township Fund 4,~.31 corner ; thence ~es~ 82._ 24 rod• to Tool&, Maeb., & Materials s:;o_37 1Total of all Funds 16,416.39 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms., large the place of begmnmg, contalntng other Cemetery Exp. J40_71 Payments during year stock, must go! Bting your 3 1v. ~cre~J , more ar leas, leaving Total Cemtreries 1,830.08 Road Funds 10,183.06 desires and your problems, 78.75 ..cres mor e or leas. Miacellaneous (List) P,eneral Twp. Fund 3,957.69 move in tomorrow. Try US, The pr ayer of said petition· is Truck Ins. Pub . Ad& Dr's Fee Total of alJ;Funds 14,140.711 we're dealing on the very for the plaintiff Maggie M. Stout, ' ' 155.86 Bal. Dec. 31, 1956 (Clerk's) pTays for an order of the Court General Supnlies 35_04 Road Fun~ , l,IJ:44.02 lowest terms! , permitLing Maggie M. Stout, sur- Deductions !:ly County Auditor : Gener~~:rwp. Funds 831.62 viYing spou11e , to purehase, at the For Elections 116.58 1 Total of . Funds 2,275.64 · appraised value affixed by the For Workmen's Comp. 192.79 Outsta,n , gs Warrants, Dec. 31,1 appraisers or the Dtate of David Bureau of Inspettlon 137.55 19158 Road Funds 6U.35 Free deUvery, Quick. Opeu R Stout, decea5ed, the real estate Total MiSC!ellaneaus 637.82 General Twp. Yuhds 221.20 7 daya. in the pe tition described, and that 1 Total Paym.t"nts 14,140.7S ·Total of Ill Fundi 896.~ 80id offidovit of tranllfe<, ll~igo SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS Bal. In Depository Dec. 31 , 1~ y· I County Court recorda volume 186, BY FUNDS Road Funds 2,319.37 pa~e 495 b~ set aSide, and tor &I., Jan. 1, 1958 (Clerk's) General Twp. Funds · 8.'52.821 U , S. 23 SoUth other proper orders of relief in !Road Fund! 3,673.42 Total or all Funds 3,1'72.19 . WAVERLY, the premise<~. Gtm. Twp. Funds 349.09 ,(1.~),.;1~8~,~lt~c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~t::=:::;;;:::;;;;::=~=;:;;;:;:::;;~ The per sons first above m£ln- Total of all Funds 4,022.51 tloned will further take notice Receipts during ye-.r flOUr ne-t·· t hat they have been made parties I Road Fund:~ . 9,103,66 defendant to said . petition and 1 General Townsltip Funds 3,200.22 t hat ~hey are required to answer Total of all Funds 12,393.88 the saroe on or before tbe 18th I Total Receipts and Balance day of March 1957. j Road Fund 12,77'1.08 MA<lGIE M. STOUT, Plaintiff General Twp. Funds 3,639.31 as afore said, Total or all Funds 16.4J6.391 POMEROY'S Date. January 1~. 19M. Transferred from Road to General fund 9ISO.OO F .. H. O'BRIEN, Attorney. BEST (I ) 18, 25, (21 1, 8, US, 22, 6tc Balance: Road Fund 11,827.08 &lld 11 rr.~ ~ bJ , top &drnJtdstrauon otnciaa-ln other 1 d~eat., u well a. the State ~partment. . 1 .Another factor wllkh wcrald po1nt up 'bit 4Mlrablllty u a cablMt member II her eJofe 'tdtn.ttty With the "New RepubUcud•m', · .t . ~ "F Prwi· Oent ,lj!Nnhower . .4 foiiOWO<I ll)r VIet Pmldent 1UeMr4 H. Nixon.. ~ LuH did an excenept Job u 6Jnbaoador 1 • • • I MD&tor. on their .1ide of the atJ:te, wblch eoul4 to lose control ot tJlt upper ll.ouae. 'fbt two a.lllng Hnaton aN WHt Vlrgta1&'1 elder- ~:&ilae them .o-!lloo p~ ty ;Matthew :tleeJy and New KexiCO'I DellD1al Cha.vea,.1 botb ot .whom have been hoapltallzed wtth apmeats.t WM Vlrplla. and. New Kexl~ bo~ tlecrttd fte. pvemon tut ye41, an4 In case ot a Senate vacancy, the ~ ~ JuthqrltJ' to appoint a succeuor ---the '!" the nmalDder ot ~~rsti, wbo have only a •t to ~T .marctn ol -•r.t In maj6l'lty thll!IOI--Ne<lf'IW' I!lhi"!t:"• M i rpP,IUe.d bY a ~blfean. /o. deao~t..k'•""lilll .., ted ~ iif. - 'l--·- . ~-~ l\l<hlnl M. Ntxllll WOU14 out '1110-... tn ::vote. •-· 1 • • • • • "· t: • , .. rh= ;t bo1 II! ': ·~~ ' 1 • ~ . .ION,\TIOR'-Thero lo DO >ri ' , • • loll,_-.-,jlol!tJ _,. ,,,,. ~!Pf1~liLWJ!sonwmbowoutot~~ ~~ ·.. .. ~-- atntllf much tM t:JfctSN'I! i~Qi:~ ~ _oiaty. q,uatton lo - - W- >U ~· IIi -UI4 bit al... are P.illl tb1ot 11>U...,_I!I 1tb- I)!· ·~- art !hoC WI- will,.,..,. about~t'~'~- . . . ~ ·· ' .WI -~~ 111m to leave earU.r on4 devOte more ~' "' .ljll !;t<..... pm.:te ID\CNtal. But u. Is believed WO.OO. wtl1 ·w.Jftt tb •tay tl oatH. until the .W.tary'l Jegi.l:·ative prorram hat, Hell puhed . lllloulfl ClonJftOL , · ~._ ~Wltlon ••' . ' . e ' ~ . ... ~ f..1'f,'S.t::;rt:;.~~ ..,. . __.. ~ lhd· -.~ :lru• -cO.... IC! ,M>'f'l~..- ~.lli..,..Cintly ~ r-.,..rament - .;...,;_ YOU'RE AI. WAn ~EL!li;)MI AT ,......,... . .- - ' ' Karr 6 Vpn %ond~ Motor Soles W. Mltbl St. Pltone 4k5 · . "' ID tht 1933 inaugura.t,}'.latade wu M1R B~o,' an e"kplWlt ~ainl' to the :Mills Brotbel"!!! cin:O.s, QtpW!fVer, ~ill. Burma ewsed conelderable trouble thep. with htr meapclf#ftl ~ :Ftew.bUcans in chtrge ~f th1l year'• inaugural ~ . . -:; rue Jan, 31 ,.re debating whether to riak U: uatn. PDJh,WrWI - , · For one thing, Miss Bunna .I.S an ~tremely tem· wHh ~ ~ 1 p~ental pertonner. In 1953 she. not qnly wu ,.. • , &lialc:Y about what she ate. but demanded a l11,rge q,uanttty of var10u1 liqultla daJiy. _ . . . , Furtbenqort!, Mise Bunna. didn't always keep up wnij ~e par~.de.; An elephant nonnally walks four miles an ho~;~r-u eompq,red to three mph for l'lumans- but Miss Burma spent constde'rabte time lig•zautnr to ,get a closo-up view oC ~opectatora and con.eq.ueuUy ltgged behind. . 'l'ha thW decl•lon on this 'Droblem fls eUU up l!l Tbe OOP aym.bt)l •• .-o~ !!h ~ ow,1 . . Pomeroy WEST SHADE • > ..• . !hi ...rjl. Gfl o-J 01 n. flrdlaaoy • .• ' ••'• .. a.EPIIANT TROUBLF.S-Republlc:ans bave another ''btl" ~ ltnl Qn thtl.r lm.nds. but It Is not political In the 1trlctHt • . , . .,f '•' .... I to relfp when the time Is appropriaW. Pd. tilt .bl),ltl tt tomt White Houle aide• tha.t M s\lOUld •tap out be-l CJJ.18t ,r. hla tnquent c:Juh wtth Jeglala.tol'l, have been bowa 1ft ,_\f.P.a oltdu ~ before the eJection. Thl Deftllfl NCretary has alway.a been toy~ t.o Prelddent Elleft. lloWer. and ~ P'Juldent bu a.l ways backed Willon. tn the plnehel. llll~- 1t ·II JcllOwa that Wilson doesn't get along too wen ?"ith presl• ~ ...mtant ~berman Adama: and other White HoUM lgurea. W 1 'Mob•l aver e Home SoleS.t Inc. "tVuo HOTEL MARTIN • e CLOAKliOON OONCEBN- Domoeratlc llooato leadert :won't a.cknoWJec~p It pubU~Iy, but. they an very much concerned about the- poor health of t~ TRAILERS *MEETING . _, M"n. IJ9 IUpport tbt rumor Is the genenlly-aecepted ver41Ct ~t ~ a®:oo *PARTY ' W • I arrange . . . . . . .. ..... Sooomlcol Pair .1 Huvo Do"'oc,..o WtmH Alling s,¢oJ to c.. rraJ p .,(., A• soo6stW»> f'I!IID!j)TON-.A moot ptl'& latent rwnor . . _ . "'11 q81<10140m • w~ ll that tGnner ambueador to Jt.al~r. ~ t.uce, WUI rec.lYe 1 1'1 1Sh pott tn Pre.ll4ent .1 s Child Conservation league Meeting Held At·Mrs. Denver.R•'ce Res•'dence r ' Luco to Cabinet? 1 Caplttll ltiMNI ,_.., , RIPOI.T Ten Wides, · H. 51 • uge e ICtiOn I got 1 .. Mrs. J ennie spent the ·Ger](.j .~.[~~i~r.~·t~,~~P:,;r PlMrs. a i'nS~ Mr. and MrR Dana Turuf'r and c l1ildr ~n S ~irley, Bill ie and J err y .' quick were S\ihday \ ;is itprs of Mr. a!ld Mrs. · Will . H eilm~!Ui . Mr . and Mr.e. ~u sene Lanbam and son Davy ap.d,~~ na rd L:.mhi.m J!., 6! Park~yrJ called on Mr. tnd Mrs. t,.en·t~tt L:mh 11m. Sr. SatiU'day. · ~ ·, . .., Will He ihtail. called at the Painter ho~8 S~rday Mr. an4 . ¥~ 0:~Fioyd Spence Roush home ' called at t~lt , Sunday a!J~~~~ '. Mr: and, ~~~~nard Lt~nlulm _\·' Sr. v~lted tltll'..~4ns Eu~ene and Lenard .Jr. and th'eir families in Parkersburg Monday . m1 action Mr. and Mrs. Harry nrown and sons Glenn at~d . Samm ie ap.e nt Sunday a~tcrnOon with Mr. and Mrs. llussell Painter. Mrs. wur Heilman called on the Lenard Lanhsm fa mily recently. Mrs. .RuiMII Painter thru. • ' • the want , , YURNWUlll AP.\il:rMENTS, · 206 INSURANCE AGENCY Mulberry Ave.; Pomeroy. Phone · 378 or f5. · I 11 8lc ~ -~~~~--:~~~~ PIN, 127 BuUernu.t. ~ 15 12tc ln MIDOL-T, OHIO 61- I Roonl mode"' APAiTMENT, o1U PomotOJ Z'IW or Mlddl~> port«Ma lit! for nDI - Elootrl4 PHONII ~11 All Mikos 1nd Modell wallpa~p1 METROPOLITAN oteamor. Clinton J'j.ollor, llld oPoPort Ph. ~ 11-1-tf ,.,._aid·· ·._.. -¥"n2'~ . . . . 1~~~~~~~ CloiiiiL - - rllllor, - •• s:. ll·WI L Real Estate Braker e ROOM HOUSE ,with balh. Letart FlU• tontoel Harey HID. . I·IUtp Autemo~le, HHIIIt ACCIIHNT Llh, Cesu1lty 1ntll _ . IIIJIEPING JtOOIIB. oltiao In t<>wn, AUTO SALES 1-: CONCRETE BLOCKS. ...u~ loHtr ••• L•..- GRUESER BLOCK CO. :1 MIIM North of PorneNy On At. IS. Call WM. GI'IHttlf'; Rock Sprlnp • • • • • • • • THIS IS MY · FIRST CAKE I . \ ·"';"~' NANCY ' Command perlormanee for safety-the Studebaker Golden Hawk puts you in • . command with a built-in -supercharger for extra power the instant you need il ,-.. , . . ·. t __ , puts you in command with 'Twin 11-aclion for driving p~wer in !wh ren_r wh.lels .. : and puis you in command with the most effective b(akC$. Put yourself in,eoirimand of a Golden Uawk al your dealer's, today! 1 , . , • · · ·Studebaker-Packard ·c 0 ft P 0 II AT I 0 If RUE ' . 1 WOIIIDER. wHAT I<IND OF A CAKE ITL.l- eE AN ' ,Ill/ : -. / �• • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 18, 105?; 7 111AN' f . I1\C W "\.1.1.:) 1 1 2 ..... per ~ ~. oae D- 16--·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Jan. 18, 1957 Legal Nott""'e ,... Lega 1N0 t•ICe NOTICE OF fiLING AND HEARING ON INVENTORY lamination or depoalt oftedlment A' · · th tr ct ot •--• d . ""'• one 0 er a uwu estnbed as follows, to-wit : Twenty· f~ve {25) acres off of the. East r th e Nor th · Sl de o1 th e wes t ~ ~ o east Qu arter of Section No. 16, T?wn 7. Ran!:t>_14, save and exce pt 6.26 acres whtch w~s sold off of Lhe N.~;th .end of u.td 25 acre lot lo. l : · Riggs, by R. G. Well! , ad· 1 mtm-.~, . ow - of the ··ta•· ~~.a "'~' of J · D· R1ggs, dete.~ed, in the year 187(1. Both of the . abov~ dese!rl~ tracts of land bei ng !Jtuated tn Scipio Township, Meiaa County, Ob.io. Bein g the same real e!ltate eonveyed to E..t Welch by deed recorded in Deed Boot 123 Paa:e 81 of th.e Meiga County Deed Recorda. Satd premitet ar.e appraited at $;,000.00 and mu.at not be sold fGr less. than two-thitda of aald tppraased value. Terms: Clsh In band oa day of p,.oa.t• Court Meigs County Ohio 4 eeatl oer tor three 1!0'11TO the Ex e~utor or Adml~istra NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ~~ecu ti ve 1DS'!' ti ODI. tor and to <;uc h u( the followinl! In pursuance of tht' order of the • f as are r esidents of t he state of Probal :! Court of )1elgs County, &pecla~·t month tw- ~ eentt Ohi o_ survi \ m~ sp0use, if any ; Obi~ , 1 wil l offer for ~al e . at pu blic per """"'.... ne:-:t or kl n, beue'! iarles undeJ a.uctw n, 011 the 2nd day of FebPuU ratl' or 2 c:<tttl per word will the will , if any ; the attorney or ruary , 1957 a! tO :oo o'clock a.m . be ebi.rged for &dnrtiaiDJ tf not :attorneys representi ng an y of the at the fron~ door of the Court . Po meroy . 0 h10 , t be roI· paid for befare tAe 25th of each aforementioned perso ns: House m DlOflth followins: tosertlon. lowing real estate . You arc hcr<'by notifi ed tha t on The fc dow1ng rea t e ~ tate ~ ituate ln'or. \.n Alh"erttsmg-Should ht: the l)t h da. y of J anuar y 1957. an in St"C tion No. 16. Tow m hip No. 7, reported Immediately . Tb~ Dau, Im·e nto ry and Appraiseme nt of Ran 11 e 14 , t:.ei ng in Sci pio Town· Sptinel will aot be reapons tblt> th e estate of Mary J . Hull, deceas- ship, Meigs Count y and State of for more than one lneorrect in· cd, late of &ip1o Twp . in said Ohio , beginning a t thv S. 1!:. corner sertion. County wu fil ed in this Court. of theN . E. qua rter of SeC'tion 16, Hearing on said Inventory and Town 7, Range a ; thence w est -U'd or l'ba411Lb aad :!pt~etll N..,. Appraisement will be had beforf 81 rods· t h~· nce Nort h about 117 tiees ot Enn16 printed at ragu- this Court o n th e 22nd day of Jan· r ods to 't h(' Public Road ; t hence in 1ar c:lauifil:ld rat.ell Oblt.uaraes uary 19!17, at 10 o'clock A.M . a Southerly di r<'ction along said pub&bed ,.t J cent per word.. Exceptions ther eto may be filed Public Road to the t:~t line of - -by any Interested party at any secti on 16; t hence Sou tft on the • JotiC~ time prior to fi ve ~ay1 before the East li ne of Scctwn 16 to the sale. ii ' .. ~ date set for heann.g . placJ uf bellinning. containing SS BIUI L WaLC:H. Admlrtd ' ~, ~~- of-- ....,. ~ 1• · WITNESS my sagnature an 1eal acr e• more or len. Reserving to •• ra ,-u; ·~ ,... .,.. ctmplete WBEitL 1Lif'd\~ of aaid Court, this D day of Janu· the State of Ohio, however, all ward Welc;ho, dManecL ~MJciot ud brake 1emce ary lmi'1. oil , gas, coal and other mineral• · · · WaBSTIR & FULTZ oflckett'a llfetr Sen\ee. Well with tlte right of entry for the AHo,...,. fvr Admlnllfrltrllll JOHN C. BACON purpose of prospecting for , devel- (1) 4.-. 11, 18, 2D (2) l , ate Judge and Ex·Officlo lhlo · Pomoror. CW.. Clerk oplng, producing and operating sAY! DOII"T YOU KNOW? By "dartha Jane WilUam1 for the same, aod the right of ocGOODIYI, MULl Baker's wlll Jive you tbe best Deputy Clerk cupyinl]l in iiO far as the :tame is Mn..WAUKEE - The Wileoolin trade o• .furniture or appUan- (1) 11-18-2 tc essential to 11uc:h prospeetlng, de- MiUtary District reported that .tiM .,... Utf veloping, operating or producina: las' · Army mule was in~etivded LET1 ER AR!IIVES abo, reservin~ to the State of Ohio Dec. l~ at Fort Carson, Colo., and ANYONE D~SmiNG HOME DE ROBINSON , 111. __:_ Seven years the use of streams nowing through replaeed by 1 helicopter. J,JVERY of Broughton's Dairy ago Mn. A. C. Bu<'hanon wrote 1 Products in Pomeroy or Middle- letter to her so n. Richard S., who said lands or abutting upon the same, 11nd so much of the hanks NATURALLY port, call Walter Crook.J, Phone then was a st udent at St. John thereof as may be necessary for . MD.. WAUKEE .:.:.. William Caah'ls 6057..J. After all , ' 'The Best Seminary, Little Rock , Ark. The such enjoyment and protection of credit manager of a Milwaukee Doesn't Co~ t A ·Cent More." letter never r~a c hed Richard in such st r ea m" from erosion, con· automobile tgenc:y. 1 16 1moc the mails. Mrs. Buchanan died re- -- - - - - - - - - - -- -- - - -centl y and t hen the letter was reAUCTION SALE-Farm machin- turned t o h1•r husband by the post ery, hou~~e hold eqalpment, mis- oHice. He tur ned it over to their cellaneou'l mpplieL Gre~~ot Bend son unopened. Grange Hall. Sat , Jan. 26, 1:00 P. M. 1 JB Btc Help - .ertioo. IIJ"llmum ehar&e 150c.- .,.,rd I • i I I ·~ ~• f "l' I t 1 ' I ( 17) Wanted ---- -- -- ------ LIGAL NOTICI Blantbe G. Bennett who r.etldea Rural Route 248, Battle GroUDd W ashi n6... on, one of the .. _._ of ' ~ Legal Notice f ANNUAL FINANCIAL •It• David 1\. Stout, dec:!elsed, will take Letart Townlhlp, County, notil'e that Maggie M. Stout, plain Ohio. tiff and· surviving spouse of David For tM Fisu l Ye1r Endinj~ R. Stout on the 30tb day of Oct.:; DeHmbtr 31 , 19S6 be r , 1956, filed her petition in Total salarieiO and wages paid t ht: Probate Court within tnd for duri ng t ht.> year 1956 $9,Ml7.8$ t he Cou_nty of Meigs, and Sute of Tax v aluation '94 1 ,86~. oo Ohio, 1~lleiing that MaUie M. Tax Levy $18.00 Stou t ,, lhe I W'VIvinl lpoUBe of •. D. ..... 2. Racine, Ohio, Jo.. David l - Stout. d~eued, late of u..-y 15, 1957. , . 1 1 he..-by urtify the following M elg~ t'ounty , Ohio who died inMrs. Guy Rernolda, Supt. L 'fi: fare Bolrd and Mrs-. lteynolda, testate on February 8, 19M. ,..port tD be corne-t. McComas, MiD Barbara Stout aod teacher of the Middleport Kinder· Thl! , plaintiff further repreFloyd No,..,l-. l-ownshlp Clerk Mf'l. James' DoAneUy were a]uesta garten, is interested in reta.rded sents tha t David R. Stout died RECEtPTS when "the Child Conservation children'• work. s1ezed m fee s.lmple or an undivid- Gefteral Property Lax $ SM.:n League met Thursday evening at [)ur1ng the business meeting the ed one-half intereat in common In Sales Tu: (Loeat gov't) 500.00 the home ol Mrs. Denver Rice. . League voted to contribute to the 7.200.00 the foUowina: deacrlbed real estate GaiOUne Tax ' 1March of Dimes and planned a situate in the County of Veiga, Cigarette Tax . 56.69 Mrs. laa&~s Pullen, president, Bake Sale on February 23. Mra. 347.75 was in cb.atte pf the meeting and l Lewis H Sauer of the Ways and l,~owm•hip of Che1ter, and State of Gr•nta ~ Donations described as follows : Cemeterae~ale of lots, and tbe program wu presented by I Means comm1ttee recommended 1·542·22 , Mn. Reynolds who was .uaiated by the Bake Sale and tentative plans Si tuate In the County of Meigs, other ~elp~ 1·732·60 1 Supt. McComaa in abowin&: a film were made to have a Rummage Township of Cheater, and State of Auto Reg~ataon . Ohio and described 11 follows, to- Mise. Rece,pta. (List) on the wort belni doine for re- Sale and also a aale of hand-made wit: Scdion two, township four , Interest from Cem. 4: such 160·31 tartled chllclren. articles. bl Total M.i~e. Receipt." 160.31 ; and ran~e twelve of the 0 o Total Receiots Mrs. Reynolds a:ave 1 brief ex· It was announced that the Spring 12,3&3.8& Compan.Y s P~rehase ta Cbuter ;AYMINTS planaUon of the purpose of the Conference of the CCL wiU be To":n~lp, , Metga County, Obloaod General Executive Servlees Councils being formed In nrioua held on May 4 at Crooksville. RoU : beilnnln~ on tbe South line of Com.p of Truateea .3 1 counties for tbe eatabUshmeot of call answers were ''What I Would 7 40 00 uid aect1on 2, 68 rocu and 18 llnk1 Com~nsation of rlerk 662: 15 ; school!. to help ~ese ehldren. Do If I Had A Maid." Mrs. '!11eo. w~t of ~be touUteut comer of Exp. of Trustees & ~lerts 65 _34 I Mlss Stout is executive aecretary Neutzling reCeived tbe travelling ~&id aectaon; thence North 109 Total General Exec. Ser. 3 ,067 .4 9 of tber Meig~ Countr Child Wel- prize contributed by f4r! . RiCe. rod!; thence. west to a eorner 110 Town Hall, Maint. 6 Bpr. ars.OO 'ii· "' ·· : 'i ~ !.~ . · 1 , .-,: F'I 1 : 'fha.February meeting·,wlll be held rod• •.nd fo~r ~lnka e~st . of the Total Town Ball , · M.OO , , ·ln~'Th. fialnll~ ~ · It· \~ 'home ol Mil Kenneth MeEast hne of Sltd section, thence Fire proteetion expea&es arK) 00 .. Elb.lnney. with Mrs. CbUter Erwin south .109 ~s \o the South Une Total :F'ir! proteetloo ,., GLE..~DIVE, Mont. :__ ~ (UP) and Mrs. Alfred Rou.&h as aislstina of . stld secuon, thence East on Totat Payments Carried forward As one justice or the pea'C!e to an· hostesses. said . line to ~e place of 1Je. 3.502.<49 other, Sidney M.eneth solemnl A ·salad coarse ~ - served to · Y th glnmng, contamlng 110 1cres, T 1 Is d em· by Mr• more <.r less; save and ezcept Out ota Payment• brought forward forfeited a $10 bond to-Robert Top- ~e~u:rs. "~on~ "LOwery' ·tnd of the a~ve descr.ibed premise!, Health, Tax~ withheld ro/O~.G pins bert:; M~rsetb, who holds jus. Mn. Theo Neutzling. t~ e ~ollowar_g deacnbed trart : BetriCt Board of Health 424 .08 tice court at Hines, ore.; was cited gmnmg at the Southwest rorner Ro d M 1 R Lab · of what was formerly w. z . John- I 8 ~ nt & pr. or and for crossing a aolid center lme 1•746 ·28 which lndicsted "no crossing. ·• son's 97 acre tract·• theoce south T oMtalataHrll&hls a: ways 7,746.28 1 _ _.;.·_ _ _ _ _ _ _...::.__ 82 degrees East 74 roda to a stake Cemeterie&----Comp. officers and . ACT NOW thence Soutt: 56.54 roda· to a stone Employees ~-ve $100 to $10U8 1,139.00 I General Township Fund 4,~.31 corner ; thence ~es~ 82._ 24 rod• to Tool&, Maeb., & Materials s:;o_37 1Total of all Funds 16,416.39 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms., large the place of begmnmg, contalntng other Cemetery Exp. J40_71 Payments during year stock, must go! Bting your 3 1v. ~cre~J , more ar leas, leaving Total Cemtreries 1,830.08 Road Funds 10,183.06 desires and your problems, 78.75 ..cres mor e or leas. Miacellaneous (List) P,eneral Twp. Fund 3,957.69 move in tomorrow. Try US, The pr ayer of said petition· is Truck Ins. Pub . Ad& Dr's Fee Total of alJ;Funds 14,140.711 we're dealing on the very for the plaintiff Maggie M. Stout, ' ' 155.86 Bal. Dec. 31, 1956 (Clerk's) pTays for an order of the Court General Supnlies 35_04 Road Fun~ , l,IJ:44.02 lowest terms! , permitLing Maggie M. Stout, sur- Deductions !:ly County Auditor : Gener~~:rwp. Funds 831.62 viYing spou11e , to purehase, at the For Elections 116.58 1 Total of . Funds 2,275.64 · appraised value affixed by the For Workmen's Comp. 192.79 Outsta,n , gs Warrants, Dec. 31,1 appraisers or the Dtate of David Bureau of Inspettlon 137.55 19158 Road Funds 6U.35 Free deUvery, Quick. Opeu R Stout, decea5ed, the real estate Total MiSC!ellaneaus 637.82 General Twp. Yuhds 221.20 7 daya. in the pe tition described, and that 1 Total Paym.t"nts 14,140.7S ·Total of Ill Fundi 896.~ 80id offidovit of tranllfe<, ll~igo SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS Bal. In Depository Dec. 31 , 1~ y· I County Court recorda volume 186, BY FUNDS Road Funds 2,319.37 pa~e 495 b~ set aSide, and tor &I., Jan. 1, 1958 (Clerk's) General Twp. Funds · 8.'52.821 U , S. 23 SoUth other proper orders of relief in !Road Fund! 3,673.42 Total or all Funds 3,1'72.19 . WAVERLY, the premise<~. Gtm. Twp. Funds 349.09 ,(1.~),.;1~8~,~lt~c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~t::=:::;;;:::;;;;::=~=;:;;;:;:::;;~ The per sons first above m£ln- Total of all Funds 4,022.51 tloned will further take notice Receipts during ye-.r flOUr ne-t·· t hat they have been made parties I Road Fund:~ . 9,103,66 defendant to said . petition and 1 General Townsltip Funds 3,200.22 t hat ~hey are required to answer Total of all Funds 12,393.88 the saroe on or before tbe 18th I Total Receipts and Balance day of March 1957. j Road Fund 12,77'1.08 MA<lGIE M. STOUT, Plaintiff General Twp. Funds 3,639.31 as afore said, Total or all Funds 16.4J6.391 POMEROY'S Date. January 1~. 19M. Transferred from Road to General fund 9ISO.OO F .. H. O'BRIEN, Attorney. BEST (I ) 18, 25, (21 1, 8, US, 22, 6tc Balance: Road Fund 11,827.08 &lld 11 rr.~ ~ bJ , top &drnJtdstrauon otnciaa-ln other 1 d~eat., u well a. the State ~partment. . 1 .Another factor wllkh wcrald po1nt up 'bit 4Mlrablllty u a cablMt member II her eJofe 'tdtn.ttty With the "New RepubUcud•m', · .t . ~ "F Prwi· Oent ,lj!Nnhower . .4 foiiOWO<I ll)r VIet Pmldent 1UeMr4 H. Nixon.. ~ LuH did an excenept Job u 6Jnbaoador 1 • • • I MD&tor. on their .1ide of the atJ:te, wblch eoul4 to lose control ot tJlt upper ll.ouae. 'fbt two a.lllng Hnaton aN WHt Vlrgta1&'1 elder- ~:&ilae them .o-!lloo p~ ty ;Matthew :tleeJy and New KexiCO'I DellD1al Cha.vea,.1 botb ot .whom have been hoapltallzed wtth apmeats.t WM Vlrplla. and. New Kexl~ bo~ tlecrttd fte. pvemon tut ye41, an4 In case ot a Senate vacancy, the ~ ~ JuthqrltJ' to appoint a succeuor ---the '!" the nmalDder ot ~~rsti, wbo have only a •t to ~T .marctn ol -•r.t In maj6l'lty thll!IOI--Ne<lf'IW' I!lhi"!t:"• M i rpP,IUe.d bY a ~blfean. /o. deao~t..k'•""lilll .., ted ~ iif. - 'l--·- . ~-~ l\l<hlnl M. Ntxllll WOU14 out '1110-... tn ::vote. •-· 1 • • • • • "· t: • , .. rh= ;t bo1 II! ': ·~~ ' 1 • ~ . .ION,\TIOR'-Thero lo DO >ri ' , • • loll,_-.-,jlol!tJ _,. ,,,,. ~!Pf1~liLWJ!sonwmbowoutot~~ ~~ ·.. .. ~-- atntllf much tM t:JfctSN'I! i~Qi:~ ~ _oiaty. q,uatton lo - - W- >U ~· IIi -UI4 bit al... are P.illl tb1ot 11>U...,_I!I 1tb- I)!· ·~- art !hoC WI- will,.,..,. about~t'~'~- . . . ~ ·· ' .WI -~~ 111m to leave earU.r on4 devOte more ~' "' .ljll !;t<..... pm.:te ID\CNtal. But u. Is believed WO.OO. wtl1 ·w.Jftt tb •tay tl oatH. until the .W.tary'l Jegi.l:·ative prorram hat, Hell puhed . lllloulfl ClonJftOL , · ~._ ~Wltlon ••' . ' . e ' ~ . ... ~ f..1'f,'S.t::;rt:;.~~ ..,. . __.. ~ lhd· -.~ :lru• -cO.... IC! ,M>'f'l~..- ~.lli..,..Cintly ~ r-.,..rament - .;...,;_ YOU'RE AI. WAn ~EL!li;)MI AT ,......,... . .- - ' ' Karr 6 Vpn %ond~ Motor Soles W. Mltbl St. Pltone 4k5 · . "' ID tht 1933 inaugura.t,}'.latade wu M1R B~o,' an e"kplWlt ~ainl' to the :Mills Brotbel"!!! cin:O.s, QtpW!fVer, ~ill. Burma ewsed conelderable trouble thep. with htr meapclf#ftl ~ :Ftew.bUcans in chtrge ~f th1l year'• inaugural ~ . . -:; rue Jan, 31 ,.re debating whether to riak U: uatn. PDJh,WrWI - , · For one thing, Miss Bunna .I.S an ~tremely tem· wHh ~ ~ 1 p~ental pertonner. In 1953 she. not qnly wu ,.. • , &lialc:Y about what she ate. but demanded a l11,rge q,uanttty of var10u1 liqultla daJiy. _ . . . , Furtbenqort!, Mise Bunna. didn't always keep up wnij ~e par~.de.; An elephant nonnally walks four miles an ho~;~r-u eompq,red to three mph for l'lumans- but Miss Burma spent constde'rabte time lig•zautnr to ,get a closo-up view oC ~opectatora and con.eq.ueuUy ltgged behind. . 'l'ha thW decl•lon on this 'Droblem fls eUU up l!l Tbe OOP aym.bt)l •• .-o~ !!h ~ ow,1 . . Pomeroy WEST SHADE • > ..• . !hi ...rjl. Gfl o-J 01 n. flrdlaaoy • .• ' ••'• .. a.EPIIANT TROUBLF.S-Republlc:ans bave another ''btl" ~ ltnl Qn thtl.r lm.nds. but It Is not political In the 1trlctHt • . , . .,f '•' .... I to relfp when the time Is appropriaW. Pd. tilt .bl),ltl tt tomt White Houle aide• tha.t M s\lOUld •tap out be-l CJJ.18t ,r. hla tnquent c:Juh wtth Jeglala.tol'l, have been bowa 1ft ,_\f.P.a oltdu ~ before the eJection. Thl Deftllfl NCretary has alway.a been toy~ t.o Prelddent Elleft. lloWer. and ~ P'Juldent bu a.l ways backed Willon. tn the plnehel. llll~- 1t ·II JcllOwa that Wilson doesn't get along too wen ?"ith presl• ~ ...mtant ~berman Adama: and other White HoUM lgurea. W 1 'Mob•l aver e Home SoleS.t Inc. "tVuo HOTEL MARTIN • e CLOAKliOON OONCEBN- Domoeratlc llooato leadert :won't a.cknoWJec~p It pubU~Iy, but. they an very much concerned about the- poor health of t~ TRAILERS *MEETING . _, M"n. IJ9 IUpport tbt rumor Is the genenlly-aecepted ver41Ct ~t ~ a®:oo *PARTY ' W • I arrange . . . . . . .. ..... Sooomlcol Pair .1 Huvo Do"'oc,..o WtmH Alling s,¢oJ to c.. rraJ p .,(., A• soo6stW»> f'I!IID!j)TON-.A moot ptl'& latent rwnor . . _ . "'11 q81<10140m • w~ ll that tGnner ambueador to Jt.al~r. ~ t.uce, WUI rec.lYe 1 1'1 1Sh pott tn Pre.ll4ent .1 s Child Conservation league Meeting Held At·Mrs. Denver.R•'ce Res•'dence r ' Luco to Cabinet? 1 Caplttll ltiMNI ,_.., , RIPOI.T Ten Wides, · H. 51 • uge e ICtiOn I got 1 .. Mrs. J ennie spent the ·Ger](.j .~.[~~i~r.~·t~,~~P:,;r PlMrs. a i'nS~ Mr. and MrR Dana Turuf'r and c l1ildr ~n S ~irley, Bill ie and J err y .' quick were S\ihday \ ;is itprs of Mr. a!ld Mrs. · Will . H eilm~!Ui . Mr . and Mr.e. ~u sene Lanbam and son Davy ap.d,~~ na rd L:.mhi.m J!., 6! Park~yrJ called on Mr. tnd Mrs. t,.en·t~tt L:mh 11m. Sr. SatiU'day. · ~ ·, . .., Will He ihtail. called at the Painter ho~8 S~rday Mr. an4 . ¥~ 0:~Fioyd Spence Roush home ' called at t~lt , Sunday a!J~~~~ '. Mr: and, ~~~~nard Lt~nlulm _\·' Sr. v~lted tltll'..~4ns Eu~ene and Lenard .Jr. and th'eir families in Parkersburg Monday . m1 action Mr. and Mrs. Harry nrown and sons Glenn at~d . Samm ie ap.e nt Sunday a~tcrnOon with Mr. and Mrs. llussell Painter. Mrs. wur Heilman called on the Lenard Lanhsm fa mily recently. Mrs. .RuiMII Painter thru. • ' • the want , , YURNWUlll AP.\il:rMENTS, · 206 INSURANCE AGENCY Mulberry Ave.; Pomeroy. Phone · 378 or f5. · I 11 8lc ~ -~~~~--:~~~~ PIN, 127 BuUernu.t. ~ 15 12tc ln MIDOL-T, OHIO 61- I Roonl mode"' APAiTMENT, o1U PomotOJ Z'IW or Mlddl~> port«Ma lit! for nDI - Elootrl4 PHONII ~11 All Mikos 1nd Modell wallpa~p1 METROPOLITAN oteamor. Clinton J'j.ollor, llld oPoPort Ph. ~ 11-1-tf ,.,._aid·· ·._.. -¥"n2'~ . . . . 1~~~~~~~ CloiiiiL - - rllllor, - •• s:. ll·WI L Real Estate Braker e ROOM HOUSE ,with balh. Letart FlU• tontoel Harey HID. . I·IUtp Autemo~le, HHIIIt ACCIIHNT Llh, Cesu1lty 1ntll _ . IIIJIEPING JtOOIIB. oltiao In t<>wn, AUTO SALES 1-: CONCRETE BLOCKS. ...u~ loHtr ••• L•..- GRUESER BLOCK CO. :1 MIIM North of PorneNy On At. IS. Call WM. GI'IHttlf'; Rock Sprlnp • • • • • • • • THIS IS MY · FIRST CAKE I . \ ·"';"~' NANCY ' Command perlormanee for safety-the Studebaker Golden Hawk puts you in • . command with a built-in -supercharger for extra power the instant you need il ,-.. , . . ·. t __ , puts you in command with 'Twin 11-aclion for driving p~wer in !wh ren_r wh.lels .. : and puis you in command with the most effective b(akC$. Put yourself in,eoirimand of a Golden Uawk al your dealer's, today! 1 , . , • · · ·Studebaker-Packard ·c 0 ft P 0 II AT I 0 If RUE ' . 1 WOIIIDER. wHAT I<IND OF A CAKE ITL.l- eE AN ' ,Ill/ : -. / �.' ' Turkey Dinner Given To Honor Two Birthdays The Daily Sentinel • Middleport Society Notes A turke y dmer m observance of tbe b irthd~ys v( Mrs. W. L. Kautz and her nf"phcw, Reid Young was &erved Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. G A Young, Pine Grove Mr and Mrs Stanle}· GittinS I Mi!>s 'o1ary Me( l u t~ · l'iotn• Pl tJ ... J ~J J, c.... tu l! s .l .. h.S"r. . . r. ,;.Jr.: ...... ~ .1 :c. c.: .... ' ~ f !w r Mr ~ad \lr :. 0 ~uslnl·~~ v stlor~> in Charleston :;rand parents and :'tlr~ A l Wood Mr~ ~pent (, (; Werner "nd ;:rand daughter , Susan ~~P~arl. wen~ guesls tlus past wt·t·k ,r lwr par Present were Mr. and Mrs. W Mrs Earl Rickman , former l~ e nt1, Mr and ~ rs Ch .. rl('s Tipton. L. KauU, Pom eroy, Mr and Mrs C'al resident. has been returned Galha Cou nt y Reid Young and children . Randy to her h ome tn Mt Cl eminB. Mic h. Mr and Mrs H.nhr-rt l"onkll· and and Sheri of Pme !;rove, Mr and afler major surgery at a hospttal son . )lichael VJSJted ~r and .\In Mra. Pa ul Sayre and daughters 11. that clt) Meh•en Coen and ramlly Kn:er , Tuesday Paula and Sandra, Gt Bend ; and ,. 1rs Th omas 1-•1d er , S'Otl " ._ a, .-.. y . and her son . Dr Davis Elder, Baltimore Md , wi ll .arrtve her<! • Saturday for the funeral of ber mother , Mrs. /larry Sargent Sunday evening dmner gueata Mrs H L Jacoh~ enterta1m·d or Mr. and Mr ~ Harold Sauer and h('r bndge club, WNinl'sf!ay even daugh:er, Mary Ruth, Ferhan ing at hn home, Ltncoln road .\leadows, were Mrs Adda Fuy:ate, Prize for hl.llh scor(' wa~ award Nbo makes her home with them : ed lo Mrs !'aut NL•ase aml sl'cond This is a trade-in on a new Miss Wilma Ht'rrm•n. Cheshlre, to Mrs H.oll and Nl'tJizim~ Plymouth and is definitely and Mr. Howard Parker, Chester. Refre s h me nt ~ wen~ scrvf'd h}· in the sharp class. Has ra- Mrs. Saul"r is principal ol the the hostess to those nanwd ahove dio, heater, wsw tires, Ford. Che&ter sehool where Mr Parker and Mrs WJIJam An drson. Mrs omatic, exceptionally gOOd b the High Sc-h()C)l Science teacher Fred Cmw Jr Mrs. Albt!rt Co<liL'S , paint. Our mechanics have and M1ss Herman is the Second Mrs. Irving Ka rr Jr . ;mtl Mn Fred B!aettnar just overhauled the engine. Grade teacher Th~rsrlay Charleston and Parkersburg un a shoppmg tnp In M:•::•:n:d:M::"=G=A:::Y:o:u:"•=·==~l Mrs. R. l. Jacobs Is Hostess Wed. 1952 FORD Custom B 4-D Eleanor Schaal, Middleport Sociely Edito•, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6.244 Busy See Class January Meeting Is Held In First Baptist Church Thursday · Pomer.oy Bend Grange Meeting Held Wednesday Phone 60%3 1953 Ford - 2 Dr. .. · · .. MIDDLEPORT if'• lite over Maroon). Local Owner. PICTURE POMEROY MOTOR CO. -~ ~ POMEROY SOCIETY HOT BUYS Middleport WCTU Holds Temperance Program At School DURING BL!IETTNAR'S JANlJ!IRY Washers CLEARANCE SALE 1954 Buick Special Dlx, · · and $1,595 4 clr. Sedan . Beautiful original light gree11 flJ IJ sh Pa.rla romic windshield . New s tyle body. Rndi o & h ea h'l". Dryers 1955 Buick Specia1 Dlx. · · · are Lhe · · $1,99 5 2 dr. Sedan . Low mileage One ca reful local uwnl'l". "SAVINGEST" laundry Products Ever Built 1955 Ford VB Ranch Wagon · New Buick SEASON I /;-":"------: ' I I 'II I \ \ \ \ ........... l'rfgidalre Trade-in Fordomatic Sharp car. $1,995 1956 Pontiac Star Chief · · · · · · · · · · · · $2,595 4 dr Sedan . Very low mileage. A real "cream puff" . 1954 Buick Century · · · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,B95 4 dr. Sedan. Like new in a-ppearance. Dynaflow drive . 1955 Plymouth Dlx. · · · · · · · · · · · $1,595 4 dr. Sedan . Spotless two tone blue finl.sh . One local owner, 1953 Buick Road master · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,395 Conv . Cpc . Perfect condition. Power Steering. Dynaflow. Power Brakes . 1953 Ford VB Customllne · · · · · · · · .. · $995 4 dr . Sedan. Exceptional in every way. Beautiful light blue finish. 1953 Chevrolet "21 0" .. ... ... .... $B95 4 d•. Sedan . Orlslnal metallic g•ey finish. Shows good i 1 The .\{lddi C'port or 1-:JiliL,tllnn of tbe W C'T.U spOilfiOI I"d lhc Tem pe ra nrt• pmgr;-,rn .1 1 \ht· IH'Ckl y IHiSI' Illh ly HI lht• Muldkpurl .Junll •l 1 and Sc mor ll t~ll St'b oul oll Thur ~ rlay A lcmpcram't' film "The Frwll'l· ly l': ne my" w a~ 8h11Wn to lhc ~ lu t lt'll h and rn. l• IJlty HElEN SUVF.NSON, "28 -year-uld daughter uf the prestdeDt or J\lrs M. L Kelty Is prr~~r[, , nt of Oberlin (!ullege, looks over till• locilf org::J nJZatlou :wd M 1~5 aorne or her weddlnf present. 'wlarg.u~ t SitUI'r is prcsl(lt•nl of the 1n the Stevenson home In Ober~ Coun ty W.C.T U lln, o. Jlm. 19 is date or her marriage tu New Jersey·a Guv, &bert Meyner. Ml!l8 Steven• aon 111 a distant ooualn or AdlaJ Stevcnsun. ( lnterftaUonaV I Sheila Childs Celebrates Her Sixth Birthday The tslxth birthday of :,bella l"hilds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . William Ch1lt1s waR tclebrat('d rt.· ("t· nlly at a mornmg srss10n of tbr M1dr!leport KlngarLrn Bl'(r('sbmenlll of cookJ('.~. Ire rrt·;u 11 antl bubble gum with fav11rs nf balloons and party hals v.•·re sC'rved by Mrs. Childs who wa s assi11ted by Stlclla's grandrnnllll'r, :\1rs. George t'h1lds, and the teacher, Mrs . Guy Re.}nolds Gul'~ls at the , party were Mn. (;lenn Jlcnnslt"!r and son, B1\ly, )iH·ky Childs and C:regory G1hbs. Invited to [lit 1l the party table wt•rc ( ·ynthia Mill!, Cathie Mor-!:(<lll. Conme Bachner, MJry Jane Jc·nklnson, Gregory , ~kkf'y 11.nd D1lly. A ':\· Arthu r F,Uw;•rrl Hood, son of ll"rn)tl llovd .1nd Mt s Thl'l"la Hood II"' IJl" 'H' d lo llri~ ~,;~ i\1r Fnrrc Ha se, Te-.::ts. Wednesday i1flt•r ~p t·n c!tn~ 18 days w1th hiS pllr (':JfOi and hi , gra ndrarents, Mr and Mrs . .\1 1llr :\<kKenzlt' . Mr and Mrs llulwrt DI XOn and rhtlrlrl'n, Susan and Ro::;cr Vl~lted rt'rt•nlly Jn Watert1>rrl WJth , Mr and '-Irs Dall Orn rlo ff ami son Da\' rrl. All~· Bill Ha!lt'.l of SiJ IIIl gflt'ld was a husm css ~~~llor Jn Purnt·roy, I Wct!Ju·~day. Mrs Willa rd Ebersh;wh :.t nd Mrs. \\-"itliam Baker wert· ~1s 1 to rs 111 Galhpoh~. tuday. The world's most popular snapshot camera! Streamlined, s'- ylish, easy to use! With the Kodalile Flasholder you can shoot color or b'ack-and -white pjctures indoors ond out, right ei'OUMI the ·clock, Just load, aim, and press the button! Twelve big pictures on o roll. Smooth releoi-e, over• size viewfinder, hand strap. CAMERA NO THREAT DANBUHY, Conn . - A novice holdup tr>an was thwatll'd by an alert clel"k who scared h1m a .11ay after noticing that the ry!mdc1 of hie revolver was missing. 1 $7.45 *SAVES WATER Both Hot and Cold *SAVES TIME *SAVES SOAP *SAVE CLOTHI!S Mrs. Asa Camp Is Hostess To Bridge Club A TIME SAVING BUY Mrs. Asa ("amp entertained her Bridge Club Wt•1hw~day at Lhe home or _brr molhtr, Mrs . P<i.UI Leonard 1n Mason . It was announced thaL the next I meeting would be at the home of )Irs. v 1rgima Cliff<m l I The hostes~ srrved rcfrcshmen•s to :\frll \\'llltam E\·erson, who received first prite, Mrs. Bernard Fnltz , Mr s. Clifford, Mrs. Ju&nit:t Ratllff . Mrs Seltm Hlazewlez, Ml'5 Clyde Ingels, ~rs Robert lhg· 1erty. THE ALL-NEW Remove11 MorrWotor'l'han Any other Washer See II Todoy err.. Home Trial e Worth Crowing About ~3!15 $195 $195 $!19 7 Models To Choose From 1954 Chevrolet 2 ton · · .. · · · · · · · · $1,595 . 30" !16" 1953 Dodge 2 ton .... · .... · · · · · .. · $1,095 40" LWB Stake body. Extra good tires. 1953 Ford Pickup .. · .. · · · · · · · .. · RANGES Priced Fronl Extr> good paint. With Old 1951 Chevrolet 14 ton Pickup · · · · · · · · $595 Range Trade-In THRI"·MINDID Jl.uaiiS 'AY IY CHECK. lfAIT ~ C..c!Cito ACCOUNT· WITH US! Pomeroy National Bank .. 1M NMIIlOY. In 1be Brl&bteot Coroer Ia . BANKING SINCE l872 MEMBER t'EDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEUt;RAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP• Rll'fUNL POMEROY irestone DEALER S.TORE Middleport, Ohio tMw w.,.... 11"""- Mtlr Lake lrle In the ,......l"f. , .., &old . .,....., tonltftt W Sun- ••· "'"" ..... 22_, - ..,. SJNGLB COPY-6C • Meigs County Jaycees Prepare Observance Of National Jaycee Week J 20 to 26 New Yo Central .Trains Derailed ~ overturni 29 Cars In This Vidnity -Y--o=u"-l~d-en_tif_ ' ··arm~? Cheshire And .' 11 C-ol-..,.. d -W-ea-th--' er----"---f..an· Subsiding For The Weekend '~ A 6it.f.. pa!lt day•_!!9i ~ yTlus Photo Of Mystery - Pales Scenes 0£ Two Wrecks 1 1 slight relie( trom the 'weather of the few peared in the offing tl!lt resicle..et + of this area over the weekend ..... temperature readings Joday ed a steady advance. • ; Early morning readin.IS at 7 1. m. showed the meniury at lO above zero; 12 above at 8 a. m. and 30 above at 10 a. m. ~ . I Friilay'a light .&DCI'W" flurriet~ proved to be of no fftqlment in the-- . area as lltrong winds aided hiPway crewa In keeplni roadwaya: clear. All Meip County roads , were reported in good condition · . today. Grouped about the "Family Table" a·t the Martin Restaurant in Middleport these members Temperatures scooted up to IIJ of the Meigs County Junior Chamber of Commerce make plans for the observance of Nationa~ to 20 degrees higher early toda.y~ Junior Chamber of Commerce week, which starts Sunday. In the photo ]eft to r ight are: than Friday in • large section of President, Roger Morgan, Dick Karr, Don Mullen and Bill Childs. (Sentinel Photo) land extendi'tg from the Southern Jaycee Week, the annual anniversa-ry observance of the JunPlains into the upper Mississippi Valley states. d C for Chamber of Commerce, starts Sun ay in Meigs ounty' The cold a 1r however, penetrat.--1 Roger Morgan, local Ja}'Cee presJdent, announced today, ed into hitherto balmy Florida. The Week celebrates the founding of the Junior Chamber: Tampa shivered In a nighttime !n 1915 ih St. Louis, the idea of Henry Giessenbier, Jr., who climate O( 36 degrees, and Croll! called together members of a St. Louis dancing club to form 1 CJty, Fla., resulents were Vlctims the Young Men '~ Progressive In· o( 20 degre e cold . c;v;c A,.oc;aUoo. T he oame was ln contra st, Cut Bank, Mont.. . CT 1 usually one of the chilliest !pots . later changed to the Jun1or I· A district·wHie survey in the in the country, reported a rela- Ammoma mtrate and muractk 1r1 d flowed over !oow covered :1elds a~out one mile south of Cbe~lure early tha mormng when 13 ·an of a northbound N~w York : entra~ fre ight train l>et,ame d~ -ailed. 1 According to t he Slate Highway Patrol railroad officials were unble to de termine the cause or the .vreck: that strewed coal empties ~ nd two ta11ker cars over the rich Cheshire b olt nm land The wreck was reporL.ed by crewmen to have ll{'curred about 5.1 5 .a.m . The potwnt •cidl •nt huge c:louds Df thic:k fog skvwud. Offid,als had or-dert to k"p spec. taton •way from the sce"ne. A w,..cker wu ••~ to errlv. 1boW-I I S00 thern LoC3} PI . Workers annmg .t Is t riC ensus c Southern Local SchDol 'District was planned j.n at a Thursday In 1918 the St. I..onis Chamber of mght meeting of the survey study Commerce invited the, J~nior Citigroup held In the Portland school. tens to become affiliated ps the Dr. Willtam C~ase of Ohio Uni· lunlor Cbamber of Commerce. Tlte versity aJSisted tn planning the t:Government and industnal corn· work which will lnclud~ a family •·•. • · -1•:;t tlo n lr.l l.. '(....pQ!114lot~!l\f II •• .> t~ L.. ~" Louh '918ti" ·so.on nt?~ to • .-.:~~"''"'WI '""e IaeA• of young!(! 1@n- censua 01 hava~ ·"'"·''' ~-· many CUielttt'tl\e- natli)iJ : .. · \ttts- bue!d,l,llj i~ ·tm:- nation's hlBb· drett and others beihg indiVIdual ,,.., , ~chbols but lta.cme High Sebool ap- fiS~:urea. The /.movement spread so fast parcntly lS d0lng lis fuU part to Materials for the census ta)cers that ~e next year the United .wcrcome the shortage. State~ Junior " Chamber of Com· According to "The Echo," Ra- w1ll be mpps and charts. lnfo1'mameree ,was f•.•Jllled with 24 cities cine school monthly newspaper, tion gatber~d will inl'ludc family represc~ted. a Sci~nce Club was organized in name, addre.ss, parents' names, Oe('ember w1th Tommy F1sher children of under schoot age, of school age, and over school age, The orga.uizatinn hali reathed named as first presidE-nt. aurb proportiGDII that Wday there t 1sher got his dub off to a major industry group of wage earan more then 3.200 chapters in seientific start when he had hts ners and reports on the unemploythe national Jayeees with nearly a refreshment commiltec serve up ed, retired, and deceased. fiUarteJ. mlllion members. Tht the fotlowing: Hesults of tbe census, wltb othJaycee movement has also reached "Tannic acid, an(j a mix.ture of er facts gathered by the SI.I!:"Vey to 84 nations and terrltori6111 with suuoi"e, invert sugar, dextrose(C6 group, will ne used to show the over 325.000 members in more lban 4,000 chapters. Jaycee Inter· l-UO tl5) X. NACL, coal tar, dye, physical and curricular needs of aationol, the world's third largest emulsion of Jact1c acid permeated the f1ve schools in the district. The meeting was led by Mrs. International club maintaina head- by C02 after expoaure to over WiUiam Downie, Racine Grade ""Oatters In Miami Beach. The u. 4-00 degrees C in Franklin's inven· School P. T. A. presirlent. Next •&. Jaycee headql.larters are in tion.'' mc(:ting will be Oil tbe regular ~sa, Oklahnma. If this announrcment falls tn every other Th11rsday plan al the ""Maror E. F. Robinson of Pome- attract new young seicnlists into Racine High School, beginni ng on roY proclatmed Jan. 20 to 26 Jay- the world of test tubes, levers and Jal}. 31 at 7:30 p. m. cee Week today. Cltlnr.r tbe Jun- "G'' force measurements, the Raior Chamber of Commt.•tce for its cine Club will not have faile(t to elvic work, he issued the follow- add its mlte to the national effort for w,ant of trying tag proclamation: ' WHERE.4.S, the citlzens of PomOther otfJttlrs elected by the eroy and Meigs County recognizE! Junior scientists wr.re Phyllis lhlc, the Junior c;harnber of Commerce, seeretary-trea.surer. permane'nt and program •ommiltce, Janke WolWHEREAS the affiliated state fe, Maralyn Cleland, 111d Wesley and community rhapters of tbe Cotart. Teacher Pr:ce is ·d ub More Red Croll~ l.tlood wa~ used United States Junior Chamber of sponsor. Meigs County patients in ~9M for Commerce h.ave set aside tbc week tha n in any preVlous year smce of January 20 to 26 to observe the the bloo<l program began, Meigs founding of the Junior Chamber County Blood Pr<tgram of£irials reof Commerce, &nd port . WHEREAS, this organization o{ During the past year, 175 rcs1· young men through projects of denl:l rc<:eived 537 plnls of Red community service is building Cross blood in the following hos-luadel'llh;p wilhl.n Hs ranks for lhe pital~ : Meiu General 170, Holzer future of ou:.-- city, Hospital, 25:!; Perkerspurg HospiTHEREFORE, I, E. F. Robinson, mayor of the dty of Pomeroy do The last two pal'lsenger tralns tals, 31 : SbeltPrfhg Arm~ (Athens), hereby prochim tbc week 01 J&n- , operating thr-ottgh Mason County 1J and Columbas Hospitals, 73. uar)' 20 to 26 as Jllj'cee Week and will be taken off 1Jy the Baltimore Th.' use of Red Cross blood for urge all citizena of thill area to and Ohio Railroad Company after Mei,;:s Countians is not restricted give full tonsideration to the February l, it was reve~ed by tbe to regiona1 hoapitalll One of the future services of the Juniar railroad and the W. Va. Public advantage.& of participating in the (;bambcr of CommercP.. Servi~ Commi:t5ion this week. Red Cross Blood Program is that The PSC authorized t~e B 6: 0 members of a partic1pating group E. F. ROBINSON, Mayor to discontinu(' the trams on Thursare elia:ible to receive Red Cross day follo-wing a petitiOn by the blood wherever there is sueh a pro· railroad whicb 11aid that the num- gram. This Is evident in tbe fact ber or passengers using the trains that 84 pints of Red Cros~ blood bad declined 85 per ~nt since were administered to Metgs pa1946. l !aH which was .... COU"rled tients 1n Athens and Columbus hosby the trains is now c~ried by pitals wtticb are in thQ Columbus truck. . . Regional Blood Program. .l. B &: 0 olfic1als csllmated \.hat Anothq significant (act from da· Lbe aonual ,... on openUons of ta complied by blood program of· Harold Johnson of Long tBottom th etralnto stood at $355,~. The (l("iala Is that an average' of 44,7 oscaped unb 11 rt- FJida.y night wh1•n PSC or.der allow~ tbe raJlroad to pint~, of Red Cro11s blood. were Ilia sl'!wly a 1 veling car hit a rall dl~ntinuc ruqmng tbc trains a~ nt.edcd per mo-nth for Mclgs pa· on a bl'idge, W(!lnt over a to-foot ~nyt1mc _a [ttr _February I follow ticnts in 1956. Th(! greak!at t~r bank and landeil Upside down. In& public nolu:c.. . ' The ra1lro,ad w1ll cootmue to one month w&~ 76 pints in March; According to 6bw1ff Ruhrrt operate ' twr.o daily Crcight trams the least was ~I pints in 5eptemHartenbach the car, owned by J{oy wlith one passenger r::1r each h" No one t'au pnl.:(ict fr om monlh JL Johnson, was a total loss. The through the area. lo month what the blood needs driver Ntd .he was 19eving at a • will be. but the figures plainiy speed of llbout 10 mi.les an hour MAN JAILED, FINED 1h'lw that at least 100 pinta of and skidded on a eurve. Clyde Clark, 28. Letart, W. Va., blood are needed to as~uro blood JJc aaid be hit the coqnty brldt,:e was fmed $100 and costs and scn- for Meigs patients rot a lwo 011 tb~ 6hotgW! UoUow llo•d 11hout tC"!!eed to 3 days in jail Friday month period. Whenever the dothiC!e-quarters of r mile wct1t o£ night o11 a charge ol driving while nations fall hf-low tbe 100 pi.bt Rt. H3, aud @bou_j. three nules intoxicated. He waa arre!iled by quota, 1l 1s evident tl}at tJte Mcigt: aortb of tbe MJddleport Corpora- l'atrolman Henry w~rry and came (Continued on Patt two) lO Mayor E . F. Robinstm's court. , &lOll Une. No cluu'iei were fUerl. C." Science Club JL"' o 'd ~ rganJze rlet~ul Meigs-Co Blood Consumption At New High In '56 ---- B and 0 To Halt passengers (n Mason County "'hen Car HJ'ts " r CoDCr et'(; Bn'dge I $B95 Ohio : P•rtly .tl~ aM ~VOL ..--.. ~--------------------------------------------------------------~· ... ~~·~........._..........._.......................~......_.....................1~ N~~. l~ ton~ 1~iL VII NO. 235 Pomeroy-Middleport, ohlll, Si!IIJrday,JalliW'Ytl, llla7 Dri .. ver Escapes Good heavy duty 1ircs and wheels . FURNITURE MIDDLEPOar $295 llyd. Dump. Extra good 10 lt. body. Good tires. BAKER • GAS RANGE TRUCK SPECIALS *Saves Drying Time 1957 T/lPPilD $49~ 19$0 Rlll<:K SPECIAL 2 Dll .. .... .. . 1950 PONTIAC 2 Dll ... ........ . 1948 CIIEVIIOLET 2 Dll........... . Gentle But Thorough $4.25 ELBERFELDS WEEKEND SPECIALS PLYMOUTH DLX. 2 DR . . . 1951 STIJDE8AKEII CiiAMPION 4 DR . e 1951 FORti VB 4 DR. ........ . ' FLASHOlDER ly UNITID PlliiS ' Dft!Ofefl tofte lnterii«'W tJf fte ....._,..... ArM 'l:ens, starting the abbreviation, "J. W¥CAMERA enttne WIATHU Way wtth • ,._ Racnle • HIg •h BROWNIE CHTC . 19~2 INDOOR • at y I $995 Customline V-8 Motor . Radio, Heater, New Paint , (Black HERE'S---WHY---- • e I See It·· Today Meigs Motor Co. Minersville WSCS Meeting Held At1 Methodist Churc~ Mrs. Rubert n~ibel , president of I . The W~mrn's Sodety ~f Christthe Philathea Soctety, presi dt~d on mn Serv ice of the Minenville Tbunday eve1ung when they met ! Methodist t' hurch met W~dnead&y at the Church of Christ. Mrs. Griff evemng at the chureh with Mrs. Russell Jed the devotional servu:e 1 Clifford Phillips president, pr¥idand IJlcluded a poem "I H,a,ye ing. Found Tuday ", Scripture readini ''Islands m My Community" w11 • and a pray*'r ln the service. the top1c of the pro~~:ram presented . by Mrs. Brooks Sayre. Group ldng. ; Rt:!ports on moncy -m~kmg pro- ing or "' He Hldeth My Soul" opJ~ets were gtven and 11 w~s de- ened the program followed with . c1ded to haov '! a Silent Auction at res~naiv~ reading of PJalm 46 th-e Feoruary meeting at t~e home and prayer hy Mrs. Sayre. of Mrs. Dayld Dar~t ~r. With Mn. Readings on the topic and "Tbe · Oscar Roush as cnatrman or the S . 1 f U de••ta dl .. d ..u . A clion pm o n n ng an _._,. u · tponslbillty as Christians" were Mrs. Rocdell Steffy , who Injured given by Mn . Frank Stewart, Mrs. her ankle, was reported Ill and Sadie Brown, and Mrs. Otto Hart- · it was announced that Miss Susie enbach Two poems were read, Taylor would celebr'te her blrt.b- •R1ver Door~" by Mrs. Karl Grue-s_,. er aod "Kingdom of God" by Mrs. ' day Su11day. The program for the meeUng Phillips. was giVen by Miss Mildred Hawley Following a short business ses- · who reviewed th elife of "Abi· s1on, refreshment. were served by 1 gail" one of the great women of Mrs. Otto Hartenbach and daugbtbe Bible. ter, MISS Dnrothy. A dessert cburse WQ eernd to twenty-five members and two Furner and Mrs. Griff R11.$8eii. guests, Mra. R. L Springer, PomeMn. Herman Lobse Mn. WJIray, and Fred I. Girdner, putor liam Bradfnrd aDd Mn. Edward of the church. Hostesses were Kiss French wer~ named on tbe nomHawley, Mrs. C. E. Vance, Mrs. · inating eommittee &n4 will report Roscoe Satterfield, Mrs. Dave at the February meeting. H1 ndy tod ll) ~1r Philathea Society Meeting Held At Church Of Christ by II a.m. .\feanwb1le, the U01ted Pre:JJ reported Friday night a broken rail m11y have caused derailment of . 6 cars of a 97-car New Yort Cen· ~raJ freight train on a bridge at Pal es. near Athens, 0. The derail:nent disrupted communications between this area and the Cblnm· bus offices or the rallroad com· pany. I lively warm reading or 27 degrees. The mercury at Fargo, N. 0. soared to 24 de11rees Friday niRht in contrast to its reading tlf '!~~[.~ 4 dei:-ees the day before. Corpus. Christi, Tex., also warmed lql '/;·1ckly Last ni .."\'s 1Uf elimb.elr 5t1 art& me"'' Iftfttlng temperaturet Lhlli niaht before. (t~ti,.uH on ,... two) Farm Produce And LiVeStOC k • T Meeting opicS ' Marketin~ farm produ_cc and live~tock Will, be t~e tOpiC ot k !lixltl farmers evemng elasa Monday, Jan. 21 _in the Vo--Ag class· rooms at RacJRe. The topic is to include discusslons on advertising, market demands, consL1mer demand!!, priec cycles, packaging, eye appeal, and marketing trends of farm products. It is to be pointed ou-t that marketing may be the most lm · portant factor in raisin!:: income on farms. At a meeting of the class last Monday it was learned second calf helfen b&\"e a greater need for a dry period than do older cows. The dry period may he most profitable up to 115 days in length. Surveys show a greater propOrtion of milk (ever ie preseut during late w1nter and early spring, pos· slbly due to mineral and vitamin D deficiencies. ·---Meinhart Named To Committees In Le~s' }al ore u · :_:_:_:::_:::::...:::=:_::=.=·;:cc::_:::_:__::_:~..,-_:__:____________ Food ~,Stantd At Rotary Club Meeting Friday oAid Infant William J. Brown, Gallipolis Rota•ian , gave a most inter..t- Facing Surgery ing program when the Rota11: Club met Middle~rt- Po_meroy at Heatk Methodist Church Fnday rught. He was mtroducPd This "'·as hkely the reaeon Hob"!Jn and Columbus officials: of tbt railroad apparently knew nothin~ o{ the wreck near Cbelhire until the locomoti-ve had unb.itc:becl frolll . its ttera1led sec;tien •nd proceeded iuto t~ Hobson -yards. · The State Patrol said it rece:ivd a call .tt 6 .a.m from the Columbu& New York Central office asking it to investigate telegraph linet between Gallipolis 2nd Hobson. When a p,atrolman arrived on tile scene he found lh~ deriiled train and crewmen walking toward Mld dleport. The loeDmotJVe had a~ read)- proteeded ttl the yard. The Pa-trol added that Hobson of licials had complained of communIcation lines bemg tampered with over tbe past several W!eb. It wat assumed wire waa bemg cut, ro moved and stoJen. Local railroad attendants refw ed to divulge any details of lhf Cheshire accident. The State P1 trot said it made no investlptioa ' as to tbe cause or the derailment. 1\ erew member wa! reported te bave said he found a broken rail Tb11 was also the probable cause given for the Pa~s wreck. A probe by the railroad bas beeo launebed at Pales. Members of the crew on tbe Cheshire wre~k included EI\Siaeer A. E. Erwin, Conduo:tor H. W. Haddox, Brakemen C. W Matto'- and J . W. Moni.J, all o( Middleport. The Cheabire derailment ia the third such New York Centrll inddent within the past tix days in Southeastern Ohio. Sixteen tars of another freight train were derail· ed last Sunday at Bremen in Pen')' County. A baby boy, three monthr old was Jn Cbildrens Hospital, Columby Judge Ced•k Clark, program chairman, and exhibited a bus. today facmg a possible ser!number of his prize- winning budgies - other nmaes for the ous hea.rl operahon and many res. birds being budrigar and - - -- - - - - - 1dents of the Meigs-Mason area Mr and Mrs. Brown, who live were preparing aid to the bereavat 1106 First Avenue, have ap. ed parents of the child. prOXJmatcly 2:S() bJ.rd,S in their I aviary and r.re (mown throughout Roger Allen Bishop, lOft of Rev. the United St&tes for_ their champRoger Bishop, pastor of Ent.erpri~e ion atock and speCial types of and Morning SLar EUB Churches, blrdJ. Mr. Brown exhibited a yel· faced possible surgeey due to wh&t low -red-eye budgie .and a blue is descnbed as a " hole in the which have won many tropbi,.s. heart " wbich permits blood to ellC. H. Wise Jr., Oi9trict Scout cape and cause eonge&tioo in the He showed some of the beauti· committee chain-dan presided at rhest cavity. ful troph1es mcluding the purple a &out troop committee meetinc ribbon rosette which was also won at the Middleport Library this It was annl:lunced today that fat a Grand ChampJOn . .a trophy week and outlined event! schedu- churcbes lhrougho~Jt the area on for the third best m a National led ror the committee anrl Troop this, and next Sunday would take spedal offerings to help defray Show; sever:~l for best Birds in Clubs shows, ete. ~~eluded are a Board of Re11iew the ex~n.ses of hospl~al.ha:tion and The Browns have developed two and Tenderfoot Class, January 28; pt1aslblle surgery wblcb face the red-eyed types 1n ·blue and m ycl· Committee lleeting, Feb. 14; llJJShop famtly, low and are known in national Court or Honor and observance of Anyone else wishing to contri· elub1 for these buds. He also ex· Natic.nat Boy Scout wed., Feb.l5. bute to the fund may do so by hibited one 111 the newest color, Larry Rice wlll act as Assistant mailing the1r contributions to El· violet. The sp('akcr told of the lm· Scoulmasler and Kennelb McEl· don Weeks, r/a Pom~roy Nation,aJ partation or budrigars from Austta himwy was appointed in charge Bank, PO Box 368. Pomeroy. Jia . to England in 1840. At that of Public Refalions. Donald }hils tlme..lbe birds were all green-and is the inshtut10nal representative -.~wed one or this color-an~ and waS asker! to -contract the t80.,_English breeder and Amcrl· Volunteer nrc Department in rc· oana. have developed four true gard to starting First Ajd classes colorE. and in the National shows .ann elementary [Ire flghhn:; !!OUr· thlllr* are forty -seven classes, di· ses for th<' Scouts. I parakee~t::. scoutmg • Evenf s For 1 hiS' Area Are Announred L J. Roush (s Ho.hored Fn'day For AGE Servi'c·e ITwo World War n wa~ h on~~~~\:f ;~~um~.~: Fighter Planes Saved For Museum vuted. agam mto four groups. cock PLans ha\e bc('n made for the hea-, young and old. Troop tu have {hsplay~ 1n four wmdows 1.1 the busmess section , 1 durmg NatiOnal Uoy Scout 'ideas: I 1 a .au riga oc . The committ e(' also d!SCIISSf'd monh Announoement was made today 1olis and several o( the trophies . llllin, roJcds for thr conung presentation or IS l~year service 1 ot the appo~nln;tent of Meig:~ Coun·l shown by_ Mr Brown were won at ey m g P pm by the American Ga~ &. El~ct- ' ly Representative to the- Gener•l the Nat10nljl ~ hOws there. Mr. year. ric Cor poratiOn. Roush Ill a hne- 1 Aasembly George Meinhart (R) on and Mrs. Brown are nwmbcrs of Those presen t we re Wl~c. Rol><'rt man for the Appalachian Electr1c CHARLFSTON, w. Va. UP • two con1mitte1, ttle Co1llfllbus club and participate Mills, S('outmastrr .James Sunpson, Power Company. . I The U s Air Force foand Itself · h ·• b lh clubs Larry Rice , Donald M1ll~, Kenneth He was employed by the P01nt ·~ . The local repre!entabve a.'IJ in <>t•ows ~;Jvrn Y o l'r · McElhinne y. Plf'asanl Water & Light Comp.~ny Wllh a valuable museum p~e. t~ been named to a post on the Fi· A .· t or tiJo~ hobby o( the J , 1 1942 "' a gu&rd day, thank5 to the West V~rgm1a C Itt.. I t anuapiomoted v • ._, ... . I G.uard an d a b't nanee omm an d a so o th e Wpar . lh "'bUlldmg of the I on and was to 'truck driver .rur ldtmna I of Elettions and Federal Relations and he disIf li n the same year. In July, 1944 , engine trouble . . . commJtt.ee. . ' . . tl{ed the show cages and show 1 he was promoted to lineman. The museum p1ece 18 a propeiF_rank McClure •. Loudenv1llc. u frunk which he had built and oxlor-driwn P-51, among the l11t chsnnnaJI of the Fl(lance Comnlllt · plaii'led how I he bird~ arc banded : I flown from Martinsburg, w. Va., ce. a po!!t be has _Reid for the past hen \'Cry ,oun" . for junkm,;: at Sacramento. Calif. four terms of Office w ~ n The Air Force came in the po• Meinb.a rt wa$ stated to return Judge John Bacon . pr?Mdcnt, sessjoo of the famed World War to ~oiumbus Monday when the wa8 jn charxc or t~c m~t1ng and Mary l'' ran('J ~. 7 yi'ar nld dauo;ha crart after Col. jame~ K. Mclcg1alaturc recoDvenes af.ter a aDnoum.-ed an u1v1ta_twn to , tbe ter of Mr. llnd Mrs . La\\'rt'nce Laughlin, chief of staff o{ t.be Wf;!ekend recess. Huaun,ton Jlotary Club lunche~;m Frantls, AmJe 51 suffcrPd tacial state·~ ALI" National Guard, asked Qp reb. 18 at Ihe Jfolcl Prlt.cl'Ja~ lacerations :tnrl bruist:s whtm II ~be Air force if t.he ota:te could 8ULLITIN wbmr Rot.ar~ lnlrrnatJOilal preSJ-~ 6 led 00 whkh shE> wa~ r1dmg bold hack one or it~: 26 P"-6'l's for Vilfqt Clerk ¢b•rfh Letw:told dent.Lang will he the .;;ucs1t speak- crasht'd inlo a parked auto 1nobile nrcw \~chstcr ~ost ~o . . 3.9. of display rurpo8t's at Coonskin P~ tht Deily SentlrM:I tocf.,- h1 1.... his er. The Rot.ana1_1s havi,'J. B so be,en on Brccly llt-i~ht s. !-"nday evening th~' Anu·nt'an l.A'glon wtll lllJIJatc here The others bas been stui.ed ,.titian• Out hr • second -term invited to the mtrr-CitJes ~dl(l& at about 6 :30 P m :15 m·w me~ hers tnto the post. on th('tr wa\· to the West Coast as •• citric. Leeu'1 name- tN1 ....., an.oetlng to be hrld on J:&hlf(!l')' 26 The Su .. ar Run Sdwol s~xond 1 \lon.-J,t) £'\"tnmg al 8 p.m., ~cord- soon as lh~ ·!67th f'igbtcr Intempconnectld with ,...fltl• Glndi at the Unive r:-. 1Ly Crnter,_ Ath~ns, radc u "'11 is unrkr 11 doctor 's mg lo i!n nouncemcnt made today tor Squadron wa.s outfitted with 41•* for th1 Pomtroy m1yor po&i· when Joh_n U~kcd, ~re111den~ of ~arc a: ap resull oft he mishap. Th~· majority o( Lhc new mcm· jet {Jgbl('rs. tioin ,•inc• I. F. Robinson hu 1n- Ohio Um\•ers1ty, w1JI be the hcr~lllp 1~ made up of veterans of Th e Air .rorce okayed the re"""'" h• will not run for • speaker. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL th•' Korcau War with several quc~t but at the saruc tlme re· fhiHt hit 1ennounc• · an d AdoJJoit•~. 1 rnt· r.rm. Aabtllf •MctbodJ~t womrn prc(lapng ,.,j Cla'a • Sanon. l'orl· Wor ld War n veterans alsobelbltod. nl•Jnbe •.....• d 1·t had no repJJca of the ...,. me•nl .-.. w,. ldno runn ng serving the ~ lt'ab. rUnner were 1aiH 1. 0 ora vear .. h:-.. l'oo 11 {' ' ".'' A la1e;c turnout of mem rslup l••ht•• lor · t~" own mu""""uaJ at fo oe ~ ...., r m.yor, L... r se ; Mrs. Evcrcll DavJ s, Mrs. If. E. o ~t·har:.:eds. Gran· Bruoks. Le· 1,, •:x rrett'd to tut~J out !or t~e Wnght -PaUerson Air Force &lie, "It I hlvt~ &K Catl •·rt w. V• . 11 ..~ 1,c 0 ~"'""'· Car· uututory ceremomes wb1cll w1U 1 ~-hi _ .. my at Bush, Mrs. W W. Hayes,· ll',rs. ... 1 •· -) 1•- ttt.t 'Ill only,.tnHfts 1M om ,. .. c •·P · ...,. tcr, · Gcraldmc Varian, Clifton. I be foll owed by a IiJb !ry. (~ntlnucd en JNI• thb time." Mattox, Bess Sanbor:1. ,..~ 0 .· ~~~~dh_ea~(J~larl~:; ~~fi~hfn~~~~~: I w~k .F r I ·~;[b~e.~~ n~cded G' } JS (DJUfe • d IWh S} d H•l en e s ed A AP·ar k uto 1 Dre··tl Webster To (niliale 35 New Memhers Monday I 1 � 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 18, 1957 hawley ohlinger roush