https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/542a89fe2928aec7221633749e8d3d08.pdf ea0aef9f8a9092a849a354e468becdf5 PDF Text Text .' ' 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 �1-DIIIy Se!ltlno~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 19, 19&7 The Daily Sentinel ( DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA e\'ery afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Vallq at 110 Mechamc St PomerJy, 0 Bu&ineu ofnc. pbo toclal oUice pbane 39f • IIICHARI> I. OW IN - GENERAL MANAGIR ltiYNOLD ·E. GREENE - EDITOR ........ Na~ ~~ago repl'!eSentattYe BottmeiU Kimball fnt .. I lea - 1-.. ~n,a1QD Ave. New Ydr.ll: City 16 N Y .,•• 26~ u aecoad cl&aa mallma mattt>r at tbe port oifite at ""1'- Qblo sar.tintfon rntes DeUvtrv by carrier where available 30 ftDtl ~ WE'fk on~ year in advanel.' at 1 he Daily Sentmel otril'e whel!lt an.lklblt one mMt• Sl 8) ma•l onP vear sa. su. lllilnthS: :Sl ~ 60 !!IJ: m!lnlhl $7 80· three months $3 90 14 25 three month!i $2 50 one month, $1 ------ - AT"FEND INAUGURAL .. Ed Note The fathu sa;s E. 0 Saunders who m1sses out on the chance to be the chief adv1s01 pal, and all ~round coun~ selor of hts adolet:cent son 1s miSsmg the bo<~t Jr. today's article Saunders detects a kt"\ cha nge m the Ame11can ' B o, around the age of 14 \\'hrn he comes mtu adolescence Then hP hkes to be taught by nun He likes to assot·aate wrth men He turns 3\\ay rrom h1s mothers apron stt mgs IC the rather fails to prov1de this psychologtca1 need somethmg vatal In t h c BJ F. 0 Saunders ''Tiw \l.OJld wants men - hght hea.tt.·tl m<w ly men men who shall JOin 11 S chorus and pwlung the psalm of labor and Cbl1sl. qh Mrs. Do)'le !'tUIIer and Nr.s Ed~ur. AUeuwortb as boat Durmg childhood the Boy is hiS mother's "good !title boy " ' but when he reaches the adolescent period, he changes, He then looks to hiS father and rr.ay I sav here, that lbe tople of thJS otOJ y applies only to boys of the adolescen( period When the boy reaches the age of 14 he begms to pull away from hls mothet and looks to hts father for compamonship and adv1ce If the father realizes how the son feels and give3 bud some of h1s ltme and attentiOn, great will be the results upon TO SIEIYI LUNCH Oro1,1p One -ot the WSCS of tbll R0 l artans • , Make now seek· Pr • For due them to eparallOD c Here is the story or a club oi boys that 1 organized an ci C0 ld Weather 1 (Cont;nuod """' panea. ke Supper h l th h h I ted I sponsored m a City high sc oo WL lJ IC W8J. connecb · 1 ThJs story Will show not only how much boys enJD)Ied e ng The M:addleport Pomeroy Rota1y · \\lth men , but that the men got as much pleasure out of It as Club are maJuug prep"rahons !or did the boys theLr Pan Cake su pper at Heath In 1928 at Sacramenlo ('II m one of !he htgh schools, a Method1rst Chutch nht Fnday lub 0 f boys known as thp Key Ch..;b \-\<JS orgamzed and spon.. evenmg sturtmg at 5 30 c t I of SO 0 f th most T1Lkets at $1 al(' on Hale by the SOJed by the K1wants Clu) It was torn pose< e vartous member~ and the menu outstanding boys m the fU mot and senwr classes mcludes nanru.krs syrup !olllu~agcs •0 ,.. l t I The matn purpose oi lh1 s t..: ub was o giVe I s meml.lt!'rS V ~ and coffee catwnal mformatton he meal wtll hi' ruepnred and After reading t!t e slot' r1t 1hts otg,Jntz.llaon I orgumzcd a ~tn1d I ) I!JtJII <H~ SIJmlar club the tu s\ lllll.' ~.;as l ot llw n(Jtkv Mountalns Now f ' II d b I Ilk- plOtltds ,ut lob<' used or they are round Ill it gt c 11 IHIIIIIH. I ul sl.llt ~ a sponsore y thetr lHHlU;d pHljl( ~~ ot spunsor • b I I I I t l t KIWaniS ('lu s E"ch boy \\Cllt mlo the c t1 I Ufll (I some ~n il IVe VOCa lOR ~ I d and chose a Klwanian Ill thf' samP \OC'<I lJon tlS hiS persona a . VISOr. A hoy went wtth me to eal h Ktwan•s luncheon and sat With. his advisor, and then a\ C<H h Kt>v ( lub nwetmg a K1wan1an ca me to the mt'cltng and lalked to 1111~ t luh about his voc~fwn This assoctalton of O\lll .1nd hov piO~I'd lo bt• vt'ry mu('h d t enjoyed b al)lhr hoys and 1o my surpll:"ie \\3~ en)Oye JUS as much by tht.• rm·n The following pot•m of h.{lJ!:,ll 1\ <:uPs! s emphasiZes the fact that boys wnnt lo bt• With ffil'll lJTI UZI N<l nov 1)0\\ F.R There isn't a hut but "',mls lo J-:10\\ y Manly and true at !watt And every lad "'uuld ilk I' to krWI\ The secret we unp.ut k H e d oesn 'I d esu c t u sl1 • t k <II •1<11 " 't h d h I I Oh haven you ear lm Jll ,1( ' He'll follow a mnn at play 01 \o,ork Teaching the lads th<' Rame to plav Just as a man should do 1 Village and slums are <:alhng "f'umt' ' Here are the boys mdecd, Who can tell what l hev m1ght become or West Vlrfillfill >; l,nJght Even a boy a knot? Country and home depend on vou Character most we n('ed How can a lad know what to do H there Isn't a man to h 1ail ? -·~·I Flor•da was n&t alone 111 ts cold spasllU:i, however, most of the ea&tern thlrd of the cQuntry eon tlnu~d to iiu,ffer m the unu su 1i!y cold air zero rea(llng1 were ('Om moo tn parts of the Great Lakt's .!:ltatea as w'•JI as along the nort h ern Allunlll Coast Light snow flumes ghded ov~r the Great Lr.ke~ and Appalachian~ both Friday and today Althou ~h preclpotation amounts were g<n "'r"'llv lutht some spot!! rece•ved '' falrh1 heavy dose o£ snow. Drpths m upper Mltlugun wert! mr•(asttl I.Jy ahout an mch wluif.> at Buffalo N y nn :.~dtlllwnal two lntht~ r,,,,,l their tolal lltl the groull!l to I Nation and flali( and tongue umtc Show aoo (ContinuO<! ,...., •••• on•l Cflunty Blood Program 1s w JeO· pardy Su('h IS the s tuation at the pres ent tune Meigs County has only 8 blood credLts remammg from prevmus donattons The amount of blood that Will be av:ulable fDI )IPJgs residents through the Red ~nd March will depend enhrely on !ht :~mount or blood donated by Mll gli reswnts throush the Red Lross bloodmobile on \\t:nlnt>sdLJ.} llmlar} 30 La~t yo or ln lhe ~ame two months ug pmts of blood V(lre u~ed Do It My Little Marg1e 100 Sttperman 830 News l'icture 845 Sporta Eye 145 Allen Ball, for Monday Jonuary 21 at. l p m at the Sahsbury School to make !mal plans for 9 00 Sitn On • t he Boy Sc ou t •""'ne f 1t 'llnner whJC 11 9 ot Life ~"' the Farm Will be held February 8 at the 9 30 CaptaJ.o Ka....&~aroo school Molhrr.<~ of Boy Scout Troop 247 and others who w11l 10 GO Mighty Mouse help are reque-sted to attend lhts 1100 Lueky 8 Ranch AGE"'ENT 11 30 Tales or T~xas Haage~ ANNOUNCE ENG M 12 00 Big Top J Mr and Mrs J W Cheadle are engagement '.)f 100 The LonJ Rangel' 11 nnflltn('lng the their daughter Dorothy to A/3c 130 Jr Town Meeting J 11 son of F\-ank 0 2 00 NatlonJt )('e Hoekey ames arrts, !Ian 1s of Ntles Mr Hnrns 1s sta 4 15 Tnwn CoWllrv Crossroads honed \\tth the US An force m 4~OO 30 The J!JE: Picture lt:elnnd Church's Big Story SORORITY MEETING IJ30 TV Ciassroom 6 00 Air Power The Exemplur chapter of the Bet Sigma Ph• sorority will meet a 30 Golden PlayhOustf £ 7 00 Beat tbe Clock Tuesday evenmg at the home o Mrs James Thomas 7 30 Buccr.neers 8:00 J«.ek.ht Glm!.son Show 8 00 Gade~tarn:J..§how piano 361!8. ~=~I NIIG•Newt, Sir La'l.ceJot 8 30 Stanley 9 30 Twenty.()ne 9 30 Jl9!!erl lllont~J>~ 10 30 B_~dge 71f 11 00 News Headlin88 11 15 we.thercast 1t 20 Press 'Sox 11 30 Pres1dcntlol lnau!(Umtlon ' 12 00 Tonight I 12 30 Sign Off SERVICE ......... A.ppUnee I (ll Cord Of Thanks WtrWJSii TO THANK \b;-cQ,ij, i 20 B• J'iu>oriJ Dlreetor~ the Rev c __. Sunday- ChanUJ 8 10 00 Lamp Unto~)' J Wil@Y, the Pomeroy EmerJ- 3U New Members Are Welcomed Into The J IIy Cl ub Two World War II Oh' uE 1 • n.·vlS''t'on To Hold 1'uesday Meettng • 1 h" Extemuon DwtsJon of Ohio " Unl\ontty Announcea thllt an or ' ~.:arm:o.tton meetlna- for the pur po"e of determining 1111 ~ 1 est in o~n exten~Lon clnss Will ht! held Ill th(' Pomeroy Senior Hll!lh School 8utldwg od Tuesday January 22 at 7 p m In Room l<l lench('rs and others who are mterested should report nt this meeting Offer1 ng of a t'oursc llepends upon enrollment l'' o~~~~ Jl~~!:~mwas none left qntll McLaugb.1In discovered one or the 1 old • bJrd11 had been grounded n Chevt~·nne Wyo, on Its western flight After that It was ea11y or lt('lals were notthed to hang on to tht l<~~t ~x1s111ng PM for transfer to the Dayton museum ~lei aul,lhlln sa1d arrane:ements havl' been made for Lt Col Jo d rfi seph Crane comman ma: o cer o[ the !67th squadron, to fly the plane to Dl!-yton Jan 28 Cam~ra Thret ~~ ~ ~~·~ ~rtteB~k~p d_i Heckle and Jeckle 1J 30 00 Mission at Mid-Century Curtam Tune 00 The 22 30 Last Word Face The Nation 4 00 Colon(' I ){arch 0 b IS ,.;ren~h~ne Tlme 6 00 Annie Oaklty 6 30 Lassie 700 4 30 Jack Bennu 4 30 (81 Auto SOles Time I~'PONTlACSta;-Chlel 4 dr ~an Very low mileage A real M"&um, ~· BJaettuar's, Pom· eroy. \9N :tuRD V8 Ranctl. Wagon. New '~lidek ti'sde-in Fordomat1c $r9A& 00 B1aettnar's, Pomeroy 1 17 6tc IDJS BUICK Special Dlx 2 dr Sedan. Low m.JJeage One careful local OWI)Or $11185.00. Blaett· uar's, Pomerov. 11'1 8tc I~ ~'liJrolffll Dlx 4 dr Sedan WJ!!!t' IIVO lono blue flnloh q;. -~~ \)Wl>W 115811 00 Blat~ ~t P.omll'OY· 1 11 6tt ;;;!l~,;:;.o;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;.:;;;;;--;;;;;,;;;, w PRIDDY CITIO IN ~J E H ............ l - . . . J: a Sa~ On ll9ir Wive. Wotem Mo'Vie 4 80 Blbhlt Time liD 'two Gun PlaJbOUse I 00 Saturday New• ' ~y electrlcJty y,:~.ter and gus avail able Large lot w•th nice gar· den Out of h1gh water and m walkmg dl-,tance or downtown $200000 MIDDLIPORT - 3 bedroom mod ern frame Colon1al Ltving room dmmg room, kttchen and den downstairs Hardwood Uoors throughout Full basement w1th eat~ h;;t; air furnace All wliido'Ws and floors weather stripped Crdar shmgle exteriOr, and John·Manv1lle "Lifetime" roofmg Shown by appomtment MINERSVILLE - 6 room frame with electricity, ctstcrn and well Jas available l·acre lot $2000 00 Can be bought whth land con tract PHONE 1011-Y !129 aox SIX 1100111$ and "ATH, $4500 00 116 Lotus& St , Pomeroy Call 816-M or-9391. 1 17 3tc Sedan TIIREj: ACRES LEVEL GROUND J)yna four room bouse, electr1clty At $111911;00. Blaettnar'o Apple Grove See Alex Wheeler 11781<> 1 17 Sto .lloadl!looter Cov Cpe cqi!4JIIon. J>ynallow, ~.. IIOefl"', t19911 00 ~·a, Pom~y. ) 17 11tc ..... Sunday - Challllel13 ll ft9 12 00 12 30 I 1 00 POMEROY-5 room, 2 story house liMo ~ C.otury f dr Yir,i .... )n 4PJI<InnCe WHTN-TV Channe113 J: H .00 1 17 61<> M.....,- Ch annel8 Saturday - ChanRel13 or our !ear f•ther, James S , who pa~ed away Jan 18, ifMI, lit~!. - e d by hil wife ~ : dauclii:ers Mra Edith Hood and daughters. 1 19 ltc •D4' ~e~ston Games were played durmg the social hour with prlzl's awarded ttJ.c wmners .t\ ylad co'\r1e wu served by the !iostess to hose named abov~ arul .Mn. W1lbur Hannmg, Mrs Henrv Dailty and Mr.!! Mtllard ,. Van Meter f21) ·Real Fs~to~t~e~- ' lA "Memerion ~~G MIIIIIORY 3 00 ---....--:---~·-::--::-- Insurance ~·~Apney. Middleport. Fire • Automoblleand thoae who se~;~t llolllll. Phon• 118111-lt: --flOWers or helped in any :way at the t1Pl! Q[ tbe death of our <"OIIPL&'ni: IDIIP'•.ce Proteetloa IP<l!llor. :lin- ..... Lfn<b Tt>e Ufe. Auto, Fir., l'ollo Call Do• Children 1 19 Up VIlis. lllddleporl. ObiD 1 from her mystery Sisler abnd bMdro G.{'rald Wildermuth a 1rt ay ICLft from the cIub anrt aIso Lu·om her 'Mystery g !Siler" 1180tr - en~ §gu,~, feet 10 30 Look a.nd Ll'l8 11•00 UnitedUpN•tlons ln AetlDD )l ---:--' 1lJ Auto 'S;,rvlc• Sla:n On Faith For Today Oral Roberta 20th Centuru Tbe.Jtrli WE BUY ITRUCTU~ I II~ t~UI' tltON- MITAL' OHIO VALLEY JVNK CO. 1'1181!0 Ill ......... • "o·!! ~~:~s~~:;or~boar4\ ~ ~ ~~~sh~~n c!~~~~owe I ''~ ·- 3 30 John Eddy Aro<Jid Tlmo 7 80 l'amoua F1lm Festival 9 00 l,l.wrence Welt 10 00 07.art Jubilee 10<10 l[qu!re Oo Your Own 11 00 20th Century Theater 1.2 30 Sip Ofti 4 30 M:ecltt.al HoriJoas 5·00 Cartoon Th~tre. 5 30 Press Conference 6 oo 20th Ceotury Th.,.~ 7 80 Ted Mack AMateur !!pur 8 30 Playhouse J.3. =,..=-•.::.:::W'--J-_--:r&.::IHI--;II~I:--:3:--;;7, 00 'n11--·-·· 7 Ul ~~ 1~ -·'•en-'·l 1 n 11 00 'JJl''""' ua 'naugura 1ao a:oo {'JlO, Aft~n Fnm Feataval lloptr Bmol Tim• 990 tl<illl ---.ltNS FOil siX 1On your Dial sat j Your Sunrise To S.unset Station j•• Ho~kln._ Filtt 1 4 00 College Preu Corif.,..e 9 00 Omnabw:. 10 30 2Clth Century • I I Hv.nl H..ld At Sugar Run Parent- T-cher Meet'•ng Thursday ,...,. t·at'fl~!r5 "'''"'~ t SOCIETY *' \ HAY and i'I'M\f, J~n W!!fnar, Sr , lllldllllpilrt, ll D. No. l LoacJIDJ Creek Road. Rllooo ¥1/1· t , IB 3tc • AL FURNACE, $69 QO. ul-&107. ~ Theatre. 1115-X I 18 31< ;if'iiiil'Fji( @jVER Kukla Fran I< ODie John Daly and N'tft 7 SO Sherloet Hoimes 8 00 uanny 1'homas Shcnt 8 30 Voice of Firestone 9 00 Your- TV Theater 9 90 LaWffilee Welk Top 10 30 Mark Saber 11.00 News of tbe Noa~t 11 u Th ..~ 13 ALFA~<F• ' and.,...,.otl!y yy J. E D Hi"lnpr, Pomeroy 117 8tp (1 I I wa.,~· T9PYv LOTS IN SYRACUSE, Phone Pomroy tM-X. I 19 Stc * . w:w:;"" ~ H , • , ~ • w; f ,.'1'11111 old ~ ·~_wDillf.a. aOOCI Brown Fl... Star Elna';l==--=12:::U::....::9;;iln O::.:ff:eoD(iW"j;j-MOal ,L ~t lUI~ Mrs Gary Burn~ or Camlt IteJuene, N C visited with )fr and Mrs Troy Obhn&er, Jr recenUY Burns bas l"C-tnllstcd for stx mol-e yean In the U S calijng Marana Corps. A "~ollter sugaes!Jons VISIT IN COLUMIIUS mwpelled words Mr. Neil Hysell and Troy Oh hnaer, Jr were 1n CoJumbua Thurs. da)l on buamtsa. P.lr lb'sell was AUTO ALAfll4 recently honorably discharged. ROCKY HILL, COIIIl rrom Ute army after serving twu policeman John Catania aaw yean droway mMorist headiaa off highway he sounded his SinD LONIO DISTANCI woh him In t1me to ll.eej GREEN BAY W1 .... ....,. BTown from craahl!\g mto a tree. County traffic orncer Frant Jan· sen says he is eble to reeelv~ and send vol~ MtP,JIIU from HWI~D PersonAls Mr and Mr5 Dan Rum11b•lf: Ba~ to u far btloo,y the equator ~~-1(11 south Amerk!a wltl the Cohupbus apent the- put and Mn.' llny ra~lo lie haa In his gatrol d'ay1 Wltfl Mr ,,:__ _ _ _.....,_ W· Grl"!m of totort l'tll• !!"'"'· S'!Jj I. 6 lll9flllo old, lor Wayne Jloal, rarrtaonII St. 114¥''• HHith _....-~--- For A4nt lon•• Real Estate Bro~er 1G MIDDLlPIIRT, OHIO &liON IS rtJiiNi'ii1ilil I APARTliElm, 206 J.lulben'y Ave, Pomeroy. Phone 371 or 48. J 11 Oljt SLiiiPJNo aooiiS, W I!!JIIorlluL close In town, 1 1B 121<> tici6111 ~ss 'With batb Letart Falls a Room ~onta~t HIIIT)' Hill. 1-l~p ·~· AJ!.o\jl'l'!l$iT, eaU Pomeroy 27S'l "' idlddl<> port 110411. I 8 tr For nat - IIOO!flot ,.P~ clleporl. Ph. - i 11-1-u -...... Clinton ~. • ~. 6311 A,ll Makeo ODd Modeb METROPOLITAN ... an U1lereat m AUTO SALES CONCBETII BLOCKS • ~eulld S.tttr ttor Leu'' GRUESER BLOCK CO, ~Mil\'_ North o f , _ On at.~ c.n Wm. .,...,., • ..k ....Into ~oratioa .,..u Third Leadership Training Session ;~ _ _,, •Hold On friday TJle Inland Emplfe Walerwau "In the mtE"grated production of aluminum, eoonomie water transportation 18 easeotial to ~~rovlde a dared now of raw materlata betw.e eu mpJor producUon ilnltllp. 4- l\llodO/i, vU:!!-P~1.4tfU an4 general man:tger, Ka1ser Alumlnum & Chemical Company. "In the chem1cal mdustry, par· ticularly 1n the manufacture of heaVY industrial ehemicalt, the p.A:im.ry advaawae of • w.aterel,de iite i• tbe lower tranf&Jorktion coRts afforded by movhag both In coming raw mater.aals and outg~;~ lng flntsbed products In large bulk ahapmeJitl b:r Nrte " 1'. L. lJnton, ~·I))~!Joller, All!e4 Cl!omi<>al and DY! ~ponUo~. AeqU:lsltl9n.s of watenidf sites reported d~nng the fourth Q1J~ ter of 19~ included MONONGAHELA RIVER; Homestaid, J?a , Plant expansion. United StaleS Sltet Corp Muttl-mllllon dollpn. Duqueane, Ita , Plant exp,QIIon United States Steel Corp itulti· milllon dollata. P1ttsbur,rt:h, Pa, Pl.nt, Plttrt bur,g.b Scr~w & pPlt Corp , Dor~. Moao.yahela River TeJ:ltlinal Corp spf!ak eaeb evemng tbru the 27th OHIO RIVBR LoulsvjUe, Ky, Ex"anston American Synthetic Ru]Jbet Corp $2~ m1llion dollars, Warehouse .tonea & Laughlin Steel Corp tl million dollars Caseyville, K)' , Cqal Dock mile long endleu belt loader, DeKover Coal Mlnloa: Co Carrolltou Ky , Chemical Plant Metal &. Thermlt Cerp PlaJit; Mal Jln('krOdt Cbetruc~ Works Climax Molybdemum Co $22 million Powhatan Pojnt, 0, Coal mine, $10 m1LUon donars Toronto, 0 .tj!!,l plant exwn fian. Titanium Metals ~p , f8 million dollars Hanging 1JPft, Q , Plant, Dow "'i' rathtra mght wa1 obMrved whbn tb,r Sugar Ruro P7 A met on T.bu:rJ4ay nemn11 at tbe S('hool Ray Woodgeard pre1ident, opened the meet1ng with the PTA pre)'er Tbe report of the At!CrPt.ry Wll J:lven by Mn Leland SIUOII a.Jd I be tre.a ~>ur('r s report by Mtl Jam.e, O'Bmn who •180 lt&ltd &bat th.t school cleared .147 lliJe on Llae operetta Prf'tented ~)' tbe Supr Rl,ll). puplh on December It, at tile Juntor Hllh ~boot aw,cW.orium Mn Wot)d I eard tbaoted all wbo he\~~..t tfl ~ mdustrlal dl.'l Cheslt!r ( Thompson Washing ton, D C president of The Amer 1can Waterways Operators, Inc attr1bute!l the growmu demand for waters1de mdustnal s1tes to r1 smg ra1lroads rre1gbt rates mass pro duct10n and mass dJstrJbutJon flhe tvrncal bar~e load 1s 20 llmm~: the typ1cal carloadl. low..cost elee tr1c power produ('ed by waterside a:enerah.n~ st.atwns bnrmnst: cheap barged ('oal an unlimited suppl} of lndustrJal water guaranteed b!l naviilahon pools, and err1clent handling of barge cargo Here are the reuons three of the mdustrtes prefer waterside sites for their new plants or ex pansaon programs "We mtend to keep most of our future expaJ'ISIOn on the water, because of the great potential there We muke e:denSIVE' u9e of water transportation now for bringing m raw materials and shappmg out our chemical products, and we believ.e tbat barge traffac w1LI m crease greally in coming )ears"Dwight P Joyce, cha1rman and pre~udent rtf Gladden Cornp•ny. I l!:leanor Schaal, Mtddteport Society Editor, Phonell079 eh~\·ators Asso.;:1aUo11. reports a m\JIU mJihon ~on., boom m .tnduslrial construe· tton along the Columbia Rivj:!r m Oregon and Waal.ma:ton The Ch1eago Assoctatton of Commerce anO Industry Wbulated a 1966 plant investment of half a bihon dollars ln ttiit area which i!l aerved by tbe ntmols Waterway system and Lake Michigan LoUisiana reported new plant construction In 1956 coating near ly 700 million do,Uart, the bulk of it on the Mississippi Raver be· tween Baton Rouge and the Gulf ot Mexico and on the Gulf Intra coastal Waterway and connedlng mland waterways Six new plants on the Misstss1pp1 River betwe:en New Qpleans and Baton Rouge will represent olant conatruct10n cogtlng 211 mllhon dollars The OhJO Valley Impr"vement AssoctatJon last year llsted new olant con!!lruchon tD the Ohio Vallev !'Osting more than 1 5 b1ll 100 dollars That volnme carries the vallcv tol.<tl smre 1950 to mOle than lt'n bilhon dollar11 Plnnt com:trurt10n 111 Alabama "xceederl 300 m1lhon dollan last vcar The hulk of this was along the Warr10r Tombq;~bee Waterway and the Gul£ Intracoastal Wat~r way "'Jr~ A R Kmghl t>nt~rtamed ll1t' \1. om~n ! Au11l1ar~ of Gra.:r f IJl" up;~! Cblll'cb Tbl#frll!Y ilftCJ ll{~uiJ ilt btl bome oa Lillcel11 ""' .sit~• and tb,e traln 01l mdUJlry waa acquu s.ta~lng out s1les fot len Thf'rt- were 13 R. Knight ;Is Hostess For Church Auxiliary -.---1 mg twenty-one wb1le was the tradt Sophomores~ 1Mrs. A_ 1 loW~ost b&.r11e trans liit year by aCQJ,IIrtng wateriide p~nt aitei inc:huted the to repair pulp mduatry (af mte1), the alum at Bal1ey's Lake mum mdustry (If: sU.e•>. fertilizer 1 19 3tp wood pl"()dutts. textiles, cement, 11rplane manutacture, automobile, rubbel' rnlnlhg and mdu.strlal laborato.r1es ( 17) Help Wanted 8 00 Saturday- ChannelS Mn~ 5 The Daily Sentinel O;NE t BOOlf .\PAB'1111!;1fT. ·One tncts t-stabhshed on the inland 8 room h01Mf .Newly ~~;Grated watorwa}S durmi 1956 One on thC' in;ttde ~I) out. 4 N. Ben,itl Mmnesota Rtver covers 1800 acres 11 1 tf Other industries whlch sbowed Pomer07 CiT<!•• ----- - - ou . : WCHS-TV Channell 1.1111 JliCUyllloUM Club 8 Ct,rtoilo Club Mt" 7 00 7 30 8 00 9 00 10 00 !~~~~E~~~ ~; I )teet The PreM New~ Picture Sl.atesmen Qqartette 77ljl l!ebgal u.~ era Boy Stev.6 Allen. Sbow 'l"he Alcoa Hoor Loretta Yo~ Show 7 80 Nat "~'· Col. 580 A meeting h.s been "lied by Joining each rlass and r1 eed Here are the bovs who would do nght But where are the men to leact ? 'i CHANNIL I 10 30 Sw>d•l' !'Wn and Tl<••ure TbttaJre 12 00 Si~~:n:.._;;O;:J!:__ _..,.,,... ---:- 6 55 Weath\lrta,st ~· 5 7 oo Soldiers of Fcrrtuae Mfflle;nl Bomarw:et Oomtd~ Time PI.A11 SCOUT IINEFIT I h<llJd ua Waterside allea for new incll"" »e cblmJc.i lndjl,tlf"Y plci.( tl tries, plant expanslooe, 'l.ei'U"Jc waltu)de flll!f lor 1:13 new alanh power a:euaraUof ala»U. grJjn "'r for flllilt tiJliJ¥iOn hut )tar elevat(lf4, warebouea ud tarmlu Nlo,tY·Jlx altia W$1'C t;f>lct'lf'd for al9 were tn ar.at..r demand dur factories or a r:nlal'f'lhmeoua na lng 2956 than tn &laJI prevlnu:-; year ture The 11teel industry and other Th.e AmetiL'~ Wi.W.w.at'• ()per· metal hadd ~U"ed 'U a.a1.t.1 on ftOn ]Jlc, l!Jted ~70 auch m.tJor navia;ahoo ~hannelt J'orty tv.q Wit• Pft-eiDJUd fQI' aiUth projects sUet wiR be t•nanted by tltctrtc durl,og l~e year Ttua hlib (1gure powtr generaUng un1ta Acrea"*' c~trntta with ftfQ »ll.et 1n l~.S oo rivera, c.anall and lll port. w1ll an.d S4e m 19!4 be UJed for 11 new termmal,a and Etch or Lt~se }n'o.J,e~;:ts w•th ftw warehouaes for 12 new barge eJtDCptlooa,. reprt=~ent a plant 1n harbors vestment runnlne: mlo nulllom or The ra.~lrGadJ went to lbe river dollats bank8 for room Cor iliX new yards Blood~~ ur~cntty needed at this J 8 00 lt... d s divan 'show lime, unrl all persons who arc eh 17 lmhe~ l:tble to be donor!! are &liked to 9 00 GE 1'bea 1re Th• relnalndci of lh• naliOI' !•ad 9 30 Alfred llitcbcock " " " • • (flmr tu thr bloodmobile operatton 10 00 $64 000 Ch 11 relatively dry weather but nem at the Pomeroy Jumt'Jr High School a ene:e ,zero tcmperatttres were f\11\ re on Wednesday, Januacy ~to help ~~~:~ :'~~t,! ~.;,\$epeclal port er! m th• Nurthtln ar.d Cen make th•s blood d\\ll.Or day a sue11 15 The late Show trlll Hu..kH s as well :.~s in thL• cessful one Donatmns may be ~: ~:~s::~~te SIKn Off 12 30 North<'rn Plateau made h(twecn the hours ol 12 an;J 30 The Late Show SIGN OFF -PRAYIR o 1_:_:.:.c__--:-___-:::_ _-;;-:-~ 1h" wetklong cold ~pell ha ~16 pm been 1 ~sponBibl(• ror at \ea11t 04 -.1 7 00 Press Conference de<!lhs •• Umlcd Press ~urvey r~ H !IORlllble prospectJVC donors 0 715 Dough.!! Edwardt. V(·nlcd Most of Lho v1etuns pt r should sJ~o:nup m advamt <~I lhe Mrs otmer Grunm a.nd Mn 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 7 30 Rabtnbooi a1hed m flash fln•H One person R"d Cross offa1 111 Pomeroy lele r.cne Evans were welcomed as 900 Mornln,rt: Sbow 800 Burns & Allea 1lied everv hour as 24 people Wl'fl phon1• numbt•r 1s 53 new members when the Jolly Club 10 00 Garry Moort 8 30 Talent Scouts killed In h/Jf.t'ij Ln Oil I' day Of lht• mel Thursdly evenlng at the hnme 10 3() Artbtu Godfrey 9 00 I Love Lucy dead ltj Of th~m Wt'le I hlldren or Mu Charles Strauss E Ma•n 1130 rre!lldentlal Inauguration 9 30 December Bride Nlll th catoilna had ttw gr1m lcud st 10 oo Stud1o One 4 00 Brillater Day m the fatullty <oun l wit b. A short busmess wa!l 4 w Secret Storm ltl dt tl hs (Continued from INt• ono) held wtlh Mrs I 1lhe Hauck presl 4 30 Edge of Nt,li!ht 11 00 Up.to-the Minute Ne. . den pre~•dmg The travt'lmgpme 500 1he Early Show 1106 Sc.anmng the Weather 0 ay t on uh w Tl 1e m1111a~ 1110 TBA •• then donated by Mrs AlbNt woodard 8 SO Your Esso Repor t er a1;ked the state Air Guard lu hold .. s p d 11 15 Inauguration Ball 10 X ensiOD Wll awarded to Mrs Grunm Mrs ...5 porbl ara e back a.nuther plane for the Air Hauck receive an anmvcrslty galt I M Weathe-~r~m=•::n::----=:-=~-:-'--:2~00;;-;_L_a_l•__s_h_ow_-;-:;:-:;~- e•~h•r for Me•gs· • C0 8}0 OO James Pr1ddy, 19, Rutljqd, bu MEETING RIICHIDULED been c1ted mto Pomeroy Mayor'a court Jan 24 by the State lb&:h· Tht• regular Red Cross cxeru wa} Patrol on a charge or dump LICINII ISSUID \1\e hoard meeting 8Chcflule.t for January 15 was t:aP<'elled due In A marrlaa:e license hu ~eA. Ia, 1ng coni on a r1ght of way Priddy the w..ther and will bao held J•n· sued here to Ronald Nels.Ob, U, was arre5ted near Rutland by a uary 22 1n fhe C'baptt>r Roo•n :.~t tallrond worker, 'Dexter aqd. to Patrol crew chcckme coal trucks lor overloads , n oo p m ---~faraarct Ballaneee_ _!2:~e.x~l'· Guiding at boyhood's side' Men who will rise Ul overv land Rrldglng the "Greal Divide " '. Home Telephone ' k I l\S s nt·rease In Pltone Rates The company said that the addt· twnal revenue, eJtlmuted nt $8,004 was needed to cover the rust of mdustrl&l and reshlentlnl expan sJOn ln the "rea ll ~:~erv('.s Under th" proposal rale~ [fir buslnes~ linea wourd ran6(e rrom $4 so to $7 and for n~irlenual stontrc from $3" to $4 ~o I! only the men will lend' ,1 CasiJ Hahr 111 In 1 h u.~-:e of ihe plOKrtm which " 111 h! J.:tll•u dul mg tiH upptr - authortly to mcrCII.!ie rates for the comp&lly's 781 cutomers In I New Haven Ldart Jtlld JIIUtford The ('Ommuidon doc:keled the '"plleli.tion for a ht!armg on Wed· n~sday Jan.Jary 23 " Where arc the men to lf'nd llll<'illll<~ll musLon Where are th o men to ]e,ld todn\ , Sparing an hom or tv.o, Motor and golf and" inter sport F'tll up the t!Tne a lot , But wouldn't you like to ff'el you , mg an Kister ~.L:I! hlltil for the childrf'n of ilm alt ,J ,nld fnr ~end mg repl! st nl<~tlw~ form the Mid tlleport and l'umt'ro} llll(h &hool~ to the \'<orlrJ Aff<~•n \n slt tule m The Iiflm "' Tclcphunr lu mpany flf has made apphca liOnNew W!lhHno,..n the Pubh(' Sl'rVICC Com lf only a man Will lead. ti 45 9.oil CoHee Tlme lO:OU Dome ll<lO Prl:lsidenbal lnauguratJOn 3QII. )WiDee Tb!atr~ toll Qu®n Wor A .UU AUXILIARY TO MI"T 'l;he Ladles Aux.illai'V of Dr~"w Webster Post American Letlle wilL meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m , it was anmlllnced today bY the prest· dent, Mrs W R Dav1s There wtll be a speaker -<ln leg~s!ahon must be a real chum, play "1th h1m talk wtth h1m, ramble Wilb WSAZ~'TY 6 00 6 30 6.1111 Sill> Oo 7041 11<\41!~ Ul;uted Methodist Church w11l serve lunt" •t t~ chureb, Fr1 day Januar)' M. fr()ql ll a,m to 2 p rn. SOup. sandw1cbes, ple and C.Qflee w.ill b4- sened the Boy However If the father neglect~ th1s opportunitv, grtef may come to tum later on m the boy's life For the- father to succeed tn trammg the bo) m the way he should go, he must not only be a companion for the son, he yeaJS thev long for a man to teach them The~ are mg thmgS of a mOle masC'uhne nature and It ts have thiS Chang" Aunt Dru Show Fury c m. Theatr ~w W~rd e DQWil On the F&.'\"m Westem Featuu. NBA Camt Hopalonr; Cass1d~ 11:13 1;3Q- ...... - - - - the song of love.' -Chester Waterside Sites For New Industries In Greater Demand In 1956 Than tver 10 10 Sl(l:n 011 10 15 CbrL.i.l&n Sctenre Prof.:ila 10 3U Whet One Penort Can. Do II 00 This Is The Life II 30 Man T(lt Man 12 00 Bui!.ilnt America 12 30 TV Chapa! 1 00 Stlndov M.atmee 4 00- Washmgton Square 2 30 Youth WantA To KnO\t' ] 3 00 Outlook. 3 30 Zoo ?"rade \ 4 00 Wtde Wlde Wor.Jd ri 30 c.•pt Galh.,;n Ho"Drll)' Doo~v 10 00 10 30 tl 00 11 30 IIIIRIANS ~Mil~ Tilt Loy,aJ fk:~ie:U.S. Clau wUl ~·30 1! 11!1 meet TundN~ at t.be Church of ll:l!ll, boy's mental growth IS 1msscd BOYS UKE TO BE WITH MF.N h1m and the one p~rson to whom the boy goes with his ques. tmns scekmg advtce 01 all compamo.1s the father should be I he one most deRu ed Afler boys have had lady teachCJ s Ill school for live or six k Metgs (.ount) Republu:ans who 12 30 attendcrt tht> Inaugural !'eremon t 00 1es 111 (.olumbus tmludt'd Hepr• 1 30 Sf'utatl\ ~ C('Orl(e Memhart Jat k 2 3\) Follrfld Dan Hartmgcr Fr('d Cro\\ 4 30 Jr itJtharct Jones Ma}or C 0 F1shn Mld N:Uli J~an L&ma ~ 00 .JI:1, .l.in11 a 30 b,oy Ro~er! 6 00 News TO MIET MONDAY 6.15 Scorebo1td 1 hl Past Chiefs of Mt!lib Tem 6 30 pie P\lh tan S1ster;; wtll me('t 7 00 Mond11,y e\lcmng at. 7 3G at the 7:80 bornE: or Mrs WUh.am AJJma~ I;OU 1.1» 1q.oq By motor route Saunders Says Boys Like Men 11 1 1 8 25 Sign On 8 30 Wntt"rn Feature 9 30 ('apt Mhinl.ght WANT ADS Su~ ~a",,- Chan~el Id •oniONiil- 1 -Saturday- Ch anneI 3- MEETING Till' lll~lillllg of tht.' Past Ma· tron~ of Pumtro) C'hnptt-r O.ES ~cht'llulttl for fut' :>di.) eYe>nmg at thl homt> of Mh Nolan Swatk hi:I!JHrlt'l ha~ lwt>n pttstponed for out- ------ TELEVISION GUIDE ... WS.AZ -TV Ch9nreel S. Dally Sentinel Day Book .Mrt C E Hoyt, leader ol lbe Jb seuion Lead,trshJp Traanmg CJ4.., .tt tbe Fint Bapttst Cburela. lolr cond\lCtell the Unrd sesswn Friday Mrs Heaey eventng at '? p m Theme of the Wijkesvalle, 1'-bW'adaY with Mr ('IUJ 11 ' How the Btb le Grew" aad ¥rs Harle¥ StroDJ and larn- 1\pPrt:~XIma\ely twenl.Y persons are me.u elli"Gl~ ll> tfarta .aod Mo¥"11. Gruc:39r. dalJ gh,ers -of Mr aru) tll"fo. Roy Or:ue " ' w~ ~ovt ""'en ill wllll chi< ken pox ¥" UD~rQ¥ing Sherrie ~n,p ~l4c,kl1'tn, da\lgh tre of M:r a»d ~ tlarotd Blacks toq Is con(u;J~ to ber horae~ Jlpck SP1ln&s road wa~h eblW.u 8D¥ Mr and M'rs Joseph Kelly (Rose Thornton) and daughter Rosemary of FlushiDg bland, N Y apent a few days here wtth bet parenlll Mr and Mrs Pat Thornton Middleport Sdeiety Mr and Mrs Gerald Preston have been busmess vuutors tn CtncmnatJ £or several days Hllhards Mrs Robert Hayth who l!J v1s1ting her paretns, Mr and Mrs S T Russell was JOtned today by her husband tmd alster, M}rna Russell student at Offi('e Trammg School, Columbus, [flr the weekend here Mrs Jeanette Waddell , Chartes ton, IS In PontlliC, M1cb1gan, VISit mg her daughter and son 10 law Mr and Mrs Carl J ones Mrs Mildred Hovatter and ('bll dren and Mrs Rpbert Stephenson have moved from South Th1rd Avenue to Sprmg Avenue Pom~ roy Mr and Mrs Raymond G1unm helVe returned from Punta Gorda Florida Enroute here they VISited w1th Mr. and Mrs Wilham Barlow (Eileen LYons) and son, Eddte, LOUISVIlle Ky Gene Grate leaves this eventna: by plane fro mthe Charleston AU" port !or a vacation m the south He Will sto, m Greenboro S C, for a v1s1t Wlth Mr and Mrs Clyde Kelly, and then go to Fort Lauderdale to VISit Mr and .M'1'5 James Weber Mrs Thomas Eler, Socha N Y, who wu called bere for the funeral of her mother, Mrs H•r ry Sargent 1s a hou$,eguest or Mr and Mrs. Robert Coates and faro Magn91ia Temple Pytfiian $isters Me,tlng Is Held :Magn~Ua T~mel~ Pythaan SJ• ters met in replar firti!SBlon Thufl· day evtJune at the DAV hall wttb Mu l{frl (lrueser, excellent senipr preJl4JDJ 1D the absence the -~ !IJ!Orllept oljiel lln"fll~ ql ofiJ,cers was port•poned, wrtll the next mcetin1 'fb,p): Y9U ¥WI for Jilts received 411 cbrJ,t~y time were read It waa d11,el~ to bav, potluck refreshm~tJ a& the next meeting At the close of ~ meehog a •oc•al hour was enjoyed and 1ee eream cake an4 coffee were ser ved .. fht' tlurd SIX wee-k• hODCI!I' rOR tu bet'n ·~n~l.,. by kiM f1'1t~'"'' "'" l~e top~< HI<!~ Scliopj '"""'11fl Jlol>lld Cdevotion• led b> Mn Pa• Wolfe wotb ~4 oopbom.,... beliiJ Y.ra .Earl T1tU1 re tbe best reprer.en~ eiau. pori of tbe book 'l"lle ~.L . . . . lburthl."l m Soutbea.t AsiJ' ron Se:aiors Wry Rad&le.r, lUKMIQ.: m1ke the opt'relt2. a ~uc('eu 1 cl'rnlllill rnw1on work of all ch.IU" BU"ell .Norma C!l~p~n, Ro)«t It wall annount'i.-d tbat M.ra chel HI couotraes eaat of Burma 1£uk!r. Davul Hy~U. bylijl ~ Cb1rle• IA-Wtl who w<~• tranaler D~;~n11.a Jean Lt~ll, Joan Nevlllii;, red from tbl. fourth t:nde at .Mn Everett Haye1, v1ce pre~J Glt"nna Randulph, 'l{•oda RoUJ!t, Sugar Run to tbe Junlflr H1gh dt'nl presldt"d at the bu&Jnen Sh•rlt-y Salser Dwam S..)'re, Bet. • khool would eontmue to !K'ne as ses."!1on Mr1 J E D Hartmg.-..r I l> Sellera Claudia Shields, Oene:. eo.cha1rman for the YI'A pubhc ilupply cbaara1an eave "rl'pofl ort v1ev" Snyder Maulyn Taylor, .fatt Ity Mn Le-w11 was praised for art1cle1 seat to a mUlliOn boapatal lt:e Wolfe her untmn ~ ~ffort1 Mn fhllpb A salad coune wu servl'd b; J J k Ad Cal' IY6 Zundel the new fourth grad"' Ithe boateu from an attrartne de~n~s J ~~ 1e cod::i:l, to!m, teacher, ~~· IDirodu.:ed t•ble ~nterl'd Wltb an &nan,a:e Flaber Sue~ Huffman, Mary K.Q A commuruc:allon wa1 read fr~;~m menl of plDk camat1on 1 Mrs J hnso U :ia ~llory Aimlbd. 0 Sha Mrt Roy Tracy Jr eounty I'Ouncli Aaro ltlton presided at th.• ~ p b-1..1• st.. Pl"A pr~idcnL annount"lng a coun rvi Fr se Ulan !Jl, • '!'1."": , etl meetinl t the Bradbury ~ehool toffee aud tea tt eea ltz Wahl bart Jatk Weese, Carl Wolfe. * of Washtngton, D C a houJif' guest on February 't from J 30 to 3 P of the Knl'"ht' nre~~et~.ted st"veral SophomQl'f'l J•mmy Ada!D41. m An mvttatJOn was rect:wed ..,.. s l""' Sharon 94)so, Dorothy BUlb, J"nn. (rDIIl the Cr.ntral PTA to attend Plano &electJODs durmg !be re kte Chapman Melvin CJrc}e1 carOtheir Found,n Da) tea Mrs Wood- frethm._•_•_t_h_o_ur.:__ _ __ l) n CoantJ Lmda Dont~IW. DoiJ.. ~Jeatd ura:ed tht: membera to at na Hil!do~. Cbarle• Ible, VirPDI& tend theae methnes Johnson, IJ)1.11 Knopp, ~trk:Ja ..,.. hn Shlrtey l.t.,cKelve_y, Mai'J Allee lbmcoall .and atorm hatA pur Nease Lena Nevtlle, llarry Quri. chueol b> the AuOC.. liOO ror the Janet. Profftt1 , Nancy Protlltt, ~ patrol boy, were displayed The -:~~ dme Roulh Ronme Saler, . . _ attenda~~<e bann., was awarded to mary Sailw"', Altte Stover, llutb• tbe .eeond trade :.aug.ht by ~n Frank Reinhart ~hsa Marpret S.uer por.es1dent Teaford, Joane W1ekbne Mn. Charles Gibbs acted as pro. of the Melga County W C T U Freahmen Carole Bachtel, Sue P'fm ch11rman to tbe absence of was chairman Of the Temperance Ann Buck, Joyce Carson, Dorothr Mrs w R. Sha.steen Meet the Day pro&rama 1n tbe Cclunty High Circle Evelyn Cleland, Mil')' EuBoard of Educahon wa! the pro. Sthoola ler, Lomse Fiaher, Doklrout Glean gram and ISupt Charles G1bba 1n A ftlm ''The Fr1endly Enemy Kay Mchntock Donna Neville, trod.uced the followmg members was shown by the W C T U to the KatMrme Pif'rce, Patty Sue BoiUih ot tbe board, H E Boney, prtai- school asstrabliea and hteratur~> llobert Smith, Marile Stobort, dent, W H Anderson, vice presl· was dlStributed to the st~denta Mary Gract Stobart, Alfred Toney dent, J. £ FoBI.er clerk, and Dr At Rutland Wah School Prtn('l Don Weese Sheila. YounR. U.old Qrown A panel distuwon rl( k l.othar~ l"•••d • I I I I I Awards Presented For Attendance At Rock Springs Lincoln Heights Canasta Club In Meeting On Wed. Mrs Douglll5s Smger eaJ;ertam cd the i,JD('Oin Hetghts Canasta Club Wednesda> eventng at her home Prizes were awarded to Mrs Richard Freeman Mrs Lawren('e Moranty, Mrs Shuley Gumtber and Mrs Robert Datley Refreshments were served by the hostess to those named above and MrR Robert Story and Mrs Eugene Conde The next meeting wtU be held at the home of Mrs Lawrence Morar1ty on Tuesday evemng January 29 :0 ° "' Alter the elau the Olf1cers and Tea.ehera of the Church ~hqol met w1tb Gerald ~th.Qay, llllpef lnlendent of tne Cblll'ch SChoo), presiding Plans wer~ made for an Atteada~ Advance Mrs. Ger ald. ..\ntbony was r'commended wu bel4' With Chester Knght for the posltmn of Cliurch ScbDOI Mrs. G~orge Korn, Mrs W A p1amst G1bbJI and Mrs Renzo Menebim Mrs Charles Bennett, cba1rman member• of the PTA asldn~;: que»of M1sslonary Stewardship of 1ht! llont whieb were answered by Board of Chmtian Education, an- Supt Gi.blt& and the board mem· hera nounced the School of MJ.Wons which ts scheduled to start With Questions asked included "Wbat a fam1ly mght supper on Februan IS the at:hooJ board" ' Ht:tw arc 20 for the adult group The PrJ. the memben ('hosen"' Who can mary and Junwr tlc~sses Will be be a member'" "Are women 011 durJDg the mormng worship the boord'" Do you ha\e lo ltve and the Jumor and Semor ID the achool district to be a mem Youth Fellowships w1 1l meet for ber or the board?' 'How Long IS 1be1r dasses before *he1r regular the elected term' ' "How many terms can one serve~ ' 'Do the) meetmgs on Sunday cvemDJ: The Rev Claremont E Hoyt receave a Balary?' "What Is the gave he openmg prayer at the duty of the clerk~" and "Who IS the eldest member or the board" mcetmg At the close of the meehng damty sandwiches m assorted sbapea and Sizes potato cb1ps ptck.les and eoffee were served on crys\.al Lraya by Mrs Elmer Whtte Mn Edward Wells Mrs Charles Hoffm:;,n, M1's Willard Boyer Mrs Edgar Vanlnwagen Mrs Donald Perfel't attendance aWards were Collins Mrs Calvm S1mpson Mrs present('d 111 thf' Rock Sprmgs Charles Spencer Methodut Church sehool Sunda' Sally Radford and Karen Walker mornmg by Harold mackston SJxth grade pupils were m charge supcrmlendenl of the nursery durmg the meetmg Pms tor J1 vear!'l perfect atten dance were pre~ntrd to ..-r. and, Mt s John Hartung and seven year pms to Hugh Bearhs, daughter Carol and son Ronald and Mtss Allee Euler Othcrll recetvmg p1ns were Ed gar Abbott and chaldren, Kathy and Edd1e Mr and Mrs .d:arold Blackston and children, Sheme snd Bobby Charlts Bartela, Mr and Mrs Wilt..ur Baal~y and dau ghter, Ruth Ann, Mrs Homer Radford Mrs Anna Reyter, Janet Humphrey and Davey Leonard, fQr one year Louanna Leonard, llr and Mrs W1lilam Clark and san RJebard and Amru Leonard, two .YNrs, and •IY Mrs Wlllta~ Grucser al!.d Mrs Mr and Mrs Ja('k Evans, New Amos Leonard and daughter Betty, California, wer~ guests or hfr tbree year pans I'Do1her, Mra. G F Hawkm~ and ramll1 Frldi!>- "'' Iof lh< In Honor Roll 1, At Racine H~ - Do emperance y Pr.... rams Held At Meigs Schools T pal Onn Smitb alter apolle lbe on ftlm the alcob.ollc problems had bt>e n lhOWil Tempenru:e fllm llrlps wert ahown to the fOUJ'tb, filth and SJxth arades ol Ceo&at and Sugar Run Seboola thil week At CeDtt•l Ule st.rlp 'He Ran A Rau" w._. •bown after wb1c.h Mrs Joseph Cook. told the group a story II1 ~=========;::=:; I At Sugar Run, two fdm strJps were shown, .. He Ran A race and Ce1hng Unbmmted" after wh1th Mrs Ralph ZUndel told the stol} l>f Exchangmg Wings For Worms," by Luther NOTICE MEIGS COUNTY REAL ES1'ATE OWNEilS The WI. books are now open for tbe payment of December and June Real Etrtate Tax Wtll close Feb I, 1957. Burbank~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1954 DODGE Royal Lancer V.:S 4 Dr Sedan, Power Flyte trans- ffii.SSIOn, rad1o and heater Beautiful tu.tone f1msh, Jow mileage, one lo- cal owner- A Real Buy, R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MID alld 2nd 811. where do they get the energy~ Athlettl •now tM secret "N4 ht9!:ll §1111 ~,_ 8f'IOWIIIIIIT ... Thoy loop In - 110ft lly ~~.. aftH. It's • "al ......, N W. COMPTON, 0. D. KGfOt.ipill~-· fot food "•••• ••tl - - Omi liCnet, ..._, Olfln g...., t til IS, I to I. 10. at N- oa 'l'lllln.l Everyone needs, everyo~e ,n. RACINt,: -.u-TIST CBUilCB joys our top-quaU,ty duels REVIVAL • Rev. Gene McAllister • Freeland Norris Evangelist Song Leader Organ Prelude 7: 15 p.m. Nightly Special Music Nightly Christ Is Your Answer Qttd Atteedaats far "\'..,People cream, "l¥tlteJ', ebeese Serve them dally. They'r' Jan. 20·27 -7:30 p.m. Huntln,ton, W. V41, Ooel term· mal e4panai.On 1500 feel rJVer front, Ohlq R1v:~ Co Grabaro Station, W Va Power Plant. American Gil$ & Electric Co , $!18 mllbon dollars Point Pleasant, W Va Plant Coq:un~rclal Salventl, Inc , $50 ' .r,ndl{pp dollan. Cho_1ter, W V• Plant Sh"' Chemical Corp Multi mtlhon doC: tars Pattsbur,1q, Pa, Plant modernl· .zabon CrucJble Steel Corp $2!1 rnlllion dollars, Plant ('Xp<ll~On Umted States Ste('! Corp Multi Nurs~l'tl m111lon dollars t(qnac4, P~ , Dock St Jo~ph Lead Co Yan~~~town, lnd Barge l6fm: inal. J~inum Co, of Amenta lla_ _ _...,...,.,....,..:""'.,.,.'"'!"~,...,...--------...--t nulk, d"!P' 1¥""' chocolate dnnk ~nd cottne Deli~ious -~,..:;:M:;c~·;:•:-;:•~-'::;';":B~•'::'==--~­ C~emlool Co'II~Y Clyde G.MIUhono, Meigs County Treuurer Just Heat and Serw OUR ~ROI:OLATE DRINK. FOR TASTY HOT CHOCOLATE SPRING HILL DAIRY "QUALITY FIRST ALWAYS" GALLIPOLIS OJ¥0 1.---------------------,~li'!.' ...-.... �1-DIIIy Se!ltlno~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 19, 19&7 The Daily Sentinel ( DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA e\'ery afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Vallq at 110 Mechamc St PomerJy, 0 Bu&ineu ofnc. pbo toclal oUice pbane 39f • IIICHARI> I. OW IN - GENERAL MANAGIR ltiYNOLD ·E. GREENE - EDITOR ........ Na~ ~~ago repl'!eSentattYe BottmeiU Kimball fnt .. I lea - 1-.. ~n,a1QD Ave. New Ydr.ll: City 16 N Y .,•• 26~ u aecoad cl&aa mallma mattt>r at tbe port oifite at ""1'- Qblo sar.tintfon rntes DeUvtrv by carrier where available 30 ftDtl ~ WE'fk on~ year in advanel.' at 1 he Daily Sentmel otril'e whel!lt an.lklblt one mMt• Sl 8) ma•l onP vear sa. su. lllilnthS: :Sl ~ 60 !!IJ: m!lnlhl $7 80· three months $3 90 14 25 three month!i $2 50 one month, $1 ------ - AT"FEND INAUGURAL .. Ed Note The fathu sa;s E. 0 Saunders who m1sses out on the chance to be the chief adv1s01 pal, and all ~round coun~ selor of hts adolet:cent son 1s miSsmg the bo<~t Jr. today's article Saunders detects a kt"\ cha nge m the Ame11can ' B o, around the age of 14 \\'hrn he comes mtu adolescence Then hP hkes to be taught by nun He likes to assot·aate wrth men He turns 3\\ay rrom h1s mothers apron stt mgs IC the rather fails to prov1de this psychologtca1 need somethmg vatal In t h c BJ F. 0 Saunders ''Tiw \l.OJld wants men - hght hea.tt.·tl m<w ly men men who shall JOin 11 S chorus and pwlung the psalm of labor and Cbl1sl. qh Mrs. Do)'le !'tUIIer and Nr.s Ed~ur. AUeuwortb as boat Durmg childhood the Boy is hiS mother's "good !title boy " ' but when he reaches the adolescent period, he changes, He then looks to hiS father and rr.ay I sav here, that lbe tople of thJS otOJ y applies only to boys of the adolescen( period When the boy reaches the age of 14 he begms to pull away from hls mothet and looks to hts father for compamonship and adv1ce If the father realizes how the son feels and give3 bud some of h1s ltme and attentiOn, great will be the results upon TO SIEIYI LUNCH Oro1,1p One -ot the WSCS of tbll R0 l artans • , Make now seek· Pr • For due them to eparallOD c Here is the story or a club oi boys that 1 organized an ci C0 ld Weather 1 (Cont;nuod """' panea. ke Supper h l th h h I ted I sponsored m a City high sc oo WL lJ IC W8J. connecb · 1 ThJs story Will show not only how much boys enJD)Ied e ng The M:addleport Pomeroy Rota1y · \\lth men , but that the men got as much pleasure out of It as Club are maJuug prep"rahons !or did the boys theLr Pan Cake su pper at Heath In 1928 at Sacramenlo ('II m one of !he htgh schools, a Method1rst Chutch nht Fnday lub 0 f boys known as thp Key Ch..;b \-\<JS orgamzed and spon.. evenmg sturtmg at 5 30 c t I of SO 0 f th most T1Lkets at $1 al(' on Hale by the SOJed by the K1wants Clu) It was torn pose< e vartous member~ and the menu outstanding boys m the fU mot and senwr classes mcludes nanru.krs syrup !olllu~agcs •0 ,.. l t I The matn purpose oi lh1 s t..: ub was o giVe I s meml.lt!'rS V ~ and coffee catwnal mformatton he meal wtll hi' ruepnred and After reading t!t e slot' r1t 1hts otg,Jntz.llaon I orgumzcd a ~tn1d I ) I!JtJII <H~ SIJmlar club the tu s\ lllll.' ~.;as l ot llw n(Jtkv Mountalns Now f ' II d b I Ilk- plOtltds ,ut lob<' used or they are round Ill it gt c 11 IHIIIIIH. I ul sl.llt ~ a sponsore y thetr lHHlU;d pHljl( ~~ ot spunsor • b I I I I t l t KIWaniS ('lu s E"ch boy \\Cllt mlo the c t1 I Ufll (I some ~n il IVe VOCa lOR ~ I d and chose a Klwanian Ill thf' samP \OC'<I lJon tlS hiS persona a . VISOr. A hoy went wtth me to eal h Ktwan•s luncheon and sat With. his advisor, and then a\ C<H h Kt>v ( lub nwetmg a K1wan1an ca me to the mt'cltng and lalked to 1111~ t luh about his voc~fwn This assoctalton of O\lll .1nd hov piO~I'd lo bt• vt'ry mu('h d t enjoyed b al)lhr hoys and 1o my surpll:"ie \\3~ en)Oye JUS as much by tht.• rm·n The following pot•m of h.{lJ!:,ll 1\ <:uPs! s emphasiZes the fact that boys wnnt lo bt• With ffil'll lJTI UZI N<l nov 1)0\\ F.R There isn't a hut but "',mls lo J-:10\\ y Manly and true at !watt And every lad "'uuld ilk I' to krWI\ The secret we unp.ut k H e d oesn 'I d esu c t u sl1 • t k <II •1<11 " 't h d h I I Oh haven you ear lm Jll ,1( ' He'll follow a mnn at play 01 \o,ork Teaching the lads th<' Rame to plav Just as a man should do 1 Village and slums are <:alhng "f'umt' ' Here are the boys mdecd, Who can tell what l hev m1ght become or West Vlrfillfill >; l,nJght Even a boy a knot? Country and home depend on vou Character most we n('ed How can a lad know what to do H there Isn't a man to h 1ail ? -·~·I Flor•da was n&t alone 111 ts cold spasllU:i, however, most of the ea&tern thlrd of the cQuntry eon tlnu~d to iiu,ffer m the unu su 1i!y cold air zero rea(llng1 were ('Om moo tn parts of the Great Lakt's .!:ltatea as w'•JI as along the nort h ern Allunlll Coast Light snow flumes ghded ov~r the Great Lr.ke~ and Appalachian~ both Friday and today Althou ~h preclpotation amounts were g<n "'r"'llv lutht some spot!! rece•ved '' falrh1 heavy dose o£ snow. Drpths m upper Mltlugun wert! mr•(asttl I.Jy ahout an mch wluif.> at Buffalo N y nn :.~dtlllwnal two lntht~ r,,,,,l their tolal lltl the groull!l to I Nation and flali( and tongue umtc Show aoo (ContinuO<! ,...., •••• on•l Cflunty Blood Program 1s w JeO· pardy Su('h IS the s tuation at the pres ent tune Meigs County has only 8 blood credLts remammg from prevmus donattons The amount of blood that Will be av:ulable fDI )IPJgs residents through the Red ~nd March will depend enhrely on !ht :~mount or blood donated by Mll gli reswnts throush the Red Lross bloodmobile on \\t:nlnt>sdLJ.} llmlar} 30 La~t yo or ln lhe ~ame two months ug pmts of blood V(lre u~ed Do It My Little Marg1e 100 Sttperman 830 News l'icture 845 Sporta Eye 145 Allen Ball, for Monday Jonuary 21 at. l p m at the Sahsbury School to make !mal plans for 9 00 Sitn On • t he Boy Sc ou t •""'ne f 1t 'llnner whJC 11 9 ot Life ~"' the Farm Will be held February 8 at the 9 30 CaptaJ.o Ka....&~aroo school Molhrr.<~ of Boy Scout Troop 247 and others who w11l 10 GO Mighty Mouse help are reque-sted to attend lhts 1100 Lueky 8 Ranch AGE"'ENT 11 30 Tales or T~xas Haage~ ANNOUNCE ENG M 12 00 Big Top J Mr and Mrs J W Cheadle are engagement '.)f 100 The LonJ Rangel' 11 nnflltn('lng the their daughter Dorothy to A/3c 130 Jr Town Meeting J 11 son of F\-ank 0 2 00 NatlonJt )('e Hoekey ames arrts, !Ian 1s of Ntles Mr Hnrns 1s sta 4 15 Tnwn CoWllrv Crossroads honed \\tth the US An force m 4~OO 30 The J!JE: Picture lt:elnnd Church's Big Story SORORITY MEETING IJ30 TV Ciassroom 6 00 Air Power The Exemplur chapter of the Bet Sigma Ph• sorority will meet a 30 Golden PlayhOustf £ 7 00 Beat tbe Clock Tuesday evenmg at the home o Mrs James Thomas 7 30 Buccr.neers 8:00 J«.ek.ht Glm!.son Show 8 00 Gade~tarn:J..§how piano 361!8. ~=~I NIIG•Newt, Sir La'l.ceJot 8 30 Stanley 9 30 Twenty.()ne 9 30 Jl9!!erl lllont~J>~ 10 30 B_~dge 71f 11 00 News Headlin88 11 15 we.thercast 1t 20 Press 'Sox 11 30 Pres1dcntlol lnau!(Umtlon ' 12 00 Tonight I 12 30 Sign Off SERVICE ......... A.ppUnee I (ll Cord Of Thanks WtrWJSii TO THANK \b;-cQ,ij, i 20 B• J'iu>oriJ Dlreetor~ the Rev c __. Sunday- ChanUJ 8 10 00 Lamp Unto~)' J Wil@Y, the Pomeroy EmerJ- 3U New Members Are Welcomed Into The J IIy Cl ub Two World War II Oh' uE 1 • n.·vlS''t'on To Hold 1'uesday Meettng • 1 h" Extemuon DwtsJon of Ohio " Unl\ontty Announcea thllt an or ' ~.:arm:o.tton meetlna- for the pur po"e of determining 1111 ~ 1 est in o~n exten~Lon clnss Will ht! held Ill th(' Pomeroy Senior Hll!lh School 8utldwg od Tuesday January 22 at 7 p m In Room l<l lench('rs and others who are mterested should report nt this meeting Offer1 ng of a t'oursc llepends upon enrollment l'' o~~~~ Jl~~!:~mwas none left qntll McLaugb.1In discovered one or the 1 old • bJrd11 had been grounded n Chevt~·nne Wyo, on Its western flight After that It was ea11y or lt('lals were notthed to hang on to tht l<~~t ~x1s111ng PM for transfer to the Dayton museum ~lei aul,lhlln sa1d arrane:ements havl' been made for Lt Col Jo d rfi seph Crane comman ma: o cer o[ the !67th squadron, to fly the plane to Dl!-yton Jan 28 Cam~ra Thret ~~ ~ ~~·~ ~rtteB~k~p d_i Heckle and Jeckle 1J 30 00 Mission at Mid-Century Curtam Tune 00 The 22 30 Last Word Face The Nation 4 00 Colon(' I ){arch 0 b IS ,.;ren~h~ne Tlme 6 00 Annie Oaklty 6 30 Lassie 700 4 30 Jack Bennu 4 30 (81 Auto SOles Time I~'PONTlACSta;-Chlel 4 dr ~an Very low mileage A real M"&um, ~· BJaettuar's, Pom· eroy. \9N :tuRD V8 Ranctl. Wagon. New '~lidek ti'sde-in Fordomat1c $r9A& 00 B1aettnar's, Pomeroy 1 17 6tc IDJS BUICK Special Dlx 2 dr Sedan. Low m.JJeage One careful local OWI)Or $11185.00. Blaett· uar's, Pomerov. 11'1 8tc I~ ~'liJrolffll Dlx 4 dr Sedan WJ!!!t' IIVO lono blue flnloh q;. -~~ \)Wl>W 115811 00 Blat~ ~t P.omll'OY· 1 11 6tt ;;;!l~,;:;.o;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;.:;;;;;--;;;;;,;;;, w PRIDDY CITIO IN ~J E H ............ l - . . . J: a Sa~ On ll9ir Wive. Wotem Mo'Vie 4 80 Blbhlt Time liD 'two Gun PlaJbOUse I 00 Saturday New• ' ~y electrlcJty y,:~.ter and gus avail able Large lot w•th nice gar· den Out of h1gh water and m walkmg dl-,tance or downtown $200000 MIDDLIPORT - 3 bedroom mod ern frame Colon1al Ltving room dmmg room, kttchen and den downstairs Hardwood Uoors throughout Full basement w1th eat~ h;;t; air furnace All wliido'Ws and floors weather stripped Crdar shmgle exteriOr, and John·Manv1lle "Lifetime" roofmg Shown by appomtment MINERSVILLE - 6 room frame with electricity, ctstcrn and well Jas available l·acre lot $2000 00 Can be bought whth land con tract PHONE 1011-Y !129 aox SIX 1100111$ and "ATH, $4500 00 116 Lotus& St , Pomeroy Call 816-M or-9391. 1 17 3tc Sedan TIIREj: ACRES LEVEL GROUND J)yna four room bouse, electr1clty At $111911;00. Blaettnar'o Apple Grove See Alex Wheeler 11781<> 1 17 Sto .lloadl!looter Cov Cpe cqi!4JIIon. J>ynallow, ~.. IIOefl"', t19911 00 ~·a, Pom~y. ) 17 11tc ..... Sunday - Challllel13 ll ft9 12 00 12 30 I 1 00 POMEROY-5 room, 2 story house liMo ~ C.otury f dr Yir,i .... )n 4PJI<InnCe WHTN-TV Channe113 J: H .00 1 17 61<> M.....,- Ch annel8 Saturday - ChanRel13 or our !ear f•ther, James S , who pa~ed away Jan 18, ifMI, lit~!. - e d by hil wife ~ : dauclii:ers Mra Edith Hood and daughters. 1 19 ltc •D4' ~e~ston Games were played durmg the social hour with prlzl's awarded ttJ.c wmners .t\ ylad co'\r1e wu served by the !iostess to hose named abov~ arul .Mn. W1lbur Hannmg, Mrs Henrv Dailty and Mr.!! Mtllard ,. Van Meter f21) ·Real Fs~to~t~e~- ' lA "Memerion ~~G MIIIIIORY 3 00 ---....--:---~·-::--::-- Insurance ~·~Apney. Middleport. Fire • Automoblleand thoae who se~;~t llolllll. Phon• 118111-lt: --flOWers or helped in any :way at the t1Pl! Q[ tbe death of our <"OIIPL&'ni: IDIIP'•.ce Proteetloa IP<l!llor. :lin- ..... Lfn<b Tt>e Ufe. Auto, Fir., l'ollo Call Do• Children 1 19 Up VIlis. lllddleporl. ObiD 1 from her mystery Sisler abnd bMdro G.{'rald Wildermuth a 1rt ay ICLft from the cIub anrt aIso Lu·om her 'Mystery g !Siler" 1180tr - en~ §gu,~, feet 10 30 Look a.nd Ll'l8 11•00 UnitedUpN•tlons ln AetlDD )l ---:--' 1lJ Auto 'S;,rvlc• Sla:n On Faith For Today Oral Roberta 20th Centuru Tbe.Jtrli WE BUY ITRUCTU~ I II~ t~UI' tltON- MITAL' OHIO VALLEY JVNK CO. 1'1181!0 Ill ......... • "o·!! ~~:~s~~:;or~boar4\ ~ ~ ~~~sh~~n c!~~~~owe I ''~ ·- 3 30 John Eddy Aro<Jid Tlmo 7 80 l'amoua F1lm Festival 9 00 l,l.wrence Welt 10 00 07.art Jubilee 10<10 l[qu!re Oo Your Own 11 00 20th Century Theater 1.2 30 Sip Ofti 4 30 M:ecltt.al HoriJoas 5·00 Cartoon Th~tre. 5 30 Press Conference 6 oo 20th Ceotury Th.,.~ 7 80 Ted Mack AMateur !!pur 8 30 Playhouse J.3. =,..=-•.::.:::W'--J-_--:r&.::IHI--;II~I:--:3:--;;7, 00 'n11--·-·· 7 Ul ~~ 1~ -·'•en-'·l 1 n 11 00 'JJl''""' ua 'naugura 1ao a:oo {'JlO, Aft~n Fnm Feataval lloptr Bmol Tim• 990 tl<illl ---.ltNS FOil siX 1On your Dial sat j Your Sunrise To S.unset Station j•• Ho~kln._ Filtt 1 4 00 College Preu Corif.,..e 9 00 Omnabw:. 10 30 2Clth Century • I I Hv.nl H..ld At Sugar Run Parent- T-cher Meet'•ng Thursday ,...,. t·at'fl~!r5 "'''"'~ t SOCIETY *' \ HAY and i'I'M\f, J~n W!!fnar, Sr , lllldllllpilrt, ll D. No. l LoacJIDJ Creek Road. Rllooo ¥1/1· t , IB 3tc • AL FURNACE, $69 QO. ul-&107. ~ Theatre. 1115-X I 18 31< ;if'iiiil'Fji( @jVER Kukla Fran I< ODie John Daly and N'tft 7 SO Sherloet Hoimes 8 00 uanny 1'homas Shcnt 8 30 Voice of Firestone 9 00 Your- TV Theater 9 90 LaWffilee Welk Top 10 30 Mark Saber 11.00 News of tbe Noa~t 11 u Th ..~ 13 ALFA~<F• ' and.,...,.otl!y yy J. E D Hi"lnpr, Pomeroy 117 8tp (1 I I wa.,~· T9PYv LOTS IN SYRACUSE, Phone Pomroy tM-X. I 19 Stc * . w:w:;"" ~ H , • , ~ • w; f ,.'1'11111 old ~ ·~_wDillf.a. aOOCI Brown Fl... Star Elna';l==--=12:::U::....::9;;iln O::.:ff:eoD(iW"j;j-MOal ,L ~t lUI~ Mrs Gary Burn~ or Camlt IteJuene, N C visited with )fr and Mrs Troy Obhn&er, Jr recenUY Burns bas l"C-tnllstcd for stx mol-e yean In the U S calijng Marana Corps. A "~ollter sugaes!Jons VISIT IN COLUMIIUS mwpelled words Mr. Neil Hysell and Troy Oh hnaer, Jr were 1n CoJumbua Thurs. da)l on buamtsa. P.lr lb'sell was AUTO ALAfll4 recently honorably discharged. ROCKY HILL, COIIIl rrom Ute army after serving twu policeman John Catania aaw yean droway mMorist headiaa off highway he sounded his SinD LONIO DISTANCI woh him In t1me to ll.eej GREEN BAY W1 .... ....,. BTown from craahl!\g mto a tree. County traffic orncer Frant Jan· sen says he is eble to reeelv~ and send vol~ MtP,JIIU from HWI~D PersonAls Mr and Mr5 Dan Rum11b•lf: Ba~ to u far btloo,y the equator ~~-1(11 south Amerk!a wltl the Cohupbus apent the- put and Mn.' llny ra~lo lie haa In his gatrol d'ay1 Wltfl Mr ,,:__ _ _ _.....,_ W· Grl"!m of totort l'tll• !!"'"'· S'!Jj I. 6 lll9flllo old, lor Wayne Jloal, rarrtaonII St. 114¥''• HHith _....-~--- For A4nt lon•• Real Estate Bro~er 1G MIDDLlPIIRT, OHIO &liON IS rtJiiNi'ii1ilil I APARTliElm, 206 J.lulben'y Ave, Pomeroy. Phone 371 or 48. J 11 Oljt SLiiiPJNo aooiiS, W I!!JIIorlluL close In town, 1 1B 121<> tici6111 ~ss 'With batb Letart Falls a Room ~onta~t HIIIT)' Hill. 1-l~p ·~· AJ!.o\jl'l'!l$iT, eaU Pomeroy 27S'l "' idlddl<> port 110411. I 8 tr For nat - IIOO!flot ,.P~ clleporl. Ph. - i 11-1-u -...... Clinton ~. • ~. 6311 A,ll Makeo ODd Modeb METROPOLITAN ... an U1lereat m AUTO SALES CONCBETII BLOCKS • ~eulld S.tttr ttor Leu'' GRUESER BLOCK CO, ~Mil\'_ North o f , _ On at.~ c.n Wm. .,...,., • ..k ....Into ~oratioa .,..u Third Leadership Training Session ;~ _ _,, •Hold On friday TJle Inland Emplfe Walerwau "In the mtE"grated production of aluminum, eoonomie water transportation 18 easeotial to ~~rovlde a dared now of raw materlata betw.e eu mpJor producUon ilnltllp. 4- l\llodO/i, vU:!!-P~1.4tfU an4 general man:tger, Ka1ser Alumlnum & Chemical Company. "In the chem1cal mdustry, par· ticularly 1n the manufacture of heaVY industrial ehemicalt, the p.A:im.ry advaawae of • w.aterel,de iite i• tbe lower tranf&Jorktion coRts afforded by movhag both In coming raw mater.aals and outg~;~ lng flntsbed products In large bulk ahapmeJitl b:r Nrte " 1'. L. lJnton, ~·I))~!Joller, All!e4 Cl!omi<>al and DY! ~ponUo~. AeqU:lsltl9n.s of watenidf sites reported d~nng the fourth Q1J~ ter of 19~ included MONONGAHELA RIVER; Homestaid, J?a , Plant expansion. United StaleS Sltet Corp Muttl-mllllon dollpn. Duqueane, Ita , Plant exp,QIIon United States Steel Corp itulti· milllon dollata. P1ttsbur,rt:h, Pa, Pl.nt, Plttrt bur,g.b Scr~w & pPlt Corp , Dor~. Moao.yahela River TeJ:ltlinal Corp spf!ak eaeb evemng tbru the 27th OHIO RIVBR LoulsvjUe, Ky, Ex"anston American Synthetic Ru]Jbet Corp $2~ m1llion dollars, Warehouse .tonea & Laughlin Steel Corp tl million dollars Caseyville, K)' , Cqal Dock mile long endleu belt loader, DeKover Coal Mlnloa: Co Carrolltou Ky , Chemical Plant Metal &. Thermlt Cerp PlaJit; Mal Jln('krOdt Cbetruc~ Works Climax Molybdemum Co $22 million Powhatan Pojnt, 0, Coal mine, $10 m1LUon donars Toronto, 0 .tj!!,l plant exwn fian. Titanium Metals ~p , f8 million dollars Hanging 1JPft, Q , Plant, Dow "'i' rathtra mght wa1 obMrved whbn tb,r Sugar Ruro P7 A met on T.bu:rJ4ay nemn11 at tbe S('hool Ray Woodgeard pre1ident, opened the meet1ng with the PTA pre)'er Tbe report of the At!CrPt.ry Wll J:lven by Mn Leland SIUOII a.Jd I be tre.a ~>ur('r s report by Mtl Jam.e, O'Bmn who •180 lt&ltd &bat th.t school cleared .147 lliJe on Llae operetta Prf'tented ~)' tbe Supr Rl,ll). puplh on December It, at tile Juntor Hllh ~boot aw,cW.orium Mn Wot)d I eard tbaoted all wbo he\~~..t tfl ~ mdustrlal dl.'l Cheslt!r ( Thompson Washing ton, D C president of The Amer 1can Waterways Operators, Inc attr1bute!l the growmu demand for waters1de mdustnal s1tes to r1 smg ra1lroads rre1gbt rates mass pro duct10n and mass dJstrJbutJon flhe tvrncal bar~e load 1s 20 llmm~: the typ1cal carloadl. low..cost elee tr1c power produ('ed by waterside a:enerah.n~ st.atwns bnrmnst: cheap barged ('oal an unlimited suppl} of lndustrJal water guaranteed b!l naviilahon pools, and err1clent handling of barge cargo Here are the reuons three of the mdustrtes prefer waterside sites for their new plants or ex pansaon programs "We mtend to keep most of our future expaJ'ISIOn on the water, because of the great potential there We muke e:denSIVE' u9e of water transportation now for bringing m raw materials and shappmg out our chemical products, and we believ.e tbat barge traffac w1LI m crease greally in coming )ears"Dwight P Joyce, cha1rman and pre~udent rtf Gladden Cornp•ny. I l!:leanor Schaal, Mtddteport Society Editor, Phonell079 eh~\·ators Asso.;:1aUo11. reports a m\JIU mJihon ~on., boom m .tnduslrial construe· tton along the Columbia Rivj:!r m Oregon and Waal.ma:ton The Ch1eago Assoctatton of Commerce anO Industry Wbulated a 1966 plant investment of half a bihon dollars ln ttiit area which i!l aerved by tbe ntmols Waterway system and Lake Michigan LoUisiana reported new plant construction In 1956 coating near ly 700 million do,Uart, the bulk of it on the Mississippi Raver be· tween Baton Rouge and the Gulf ot Mexico and on the Gulf Intra coastal Waterway and connedlng mland waterways Six new plants on the Misstss1pp1 River betwe:en New Qpleans and Baton Rouge will represent olant conatruct10n cogtlng 211 mllhon dollars The OhJO Valley Impr"vement AssoctatJon last year llsted new olant con!!lruchon tD the Ohio Vallev !'Osting more than 1 5 b1ll 100 dollars That volnme carries the vallcv tol.<tl smre 1950 to mOle than lt'n bilhon dollar11 Plnnt com:trurt10n 111 Alabama "xceederl 300 m1lhon dollan last vcar The hulk of this was along the Warr10r Tombq;~bee Waterway and the Gul£ Intracoastal Wat~r way "'Jr~ A R Kmghl t>nt~rtamed ll1t' \1. om~n ! Au11l1ar~ of Gra.:r f IJl" up;~! Cblll'cb Tbl#frll!Y ilftCJ ll{~uiJ ilt btl bome oa Lillcel11 ""' .sit~• and tb,e traln 01l mdUJlry waa acquu s.ta~lng out s1les fot len Thf'rt- were 13 R. Knight ;Is Hostess For Church Auxiliary -.---1 mg twenty-one wb1le was the tradt Sophomores~ 1Mrs. A_ 1 loW~ost b&.r11e trans liit year by aCQJ,IIrtng wateriide p~nt aitei inc:huted the to repair pulp mduatry (af mte1), the alum at Bal1ey's Lake mum mdustry (If: sU.e•>. fertilizer 1 19 3tp wood pl"()dutts. textiles, cement, 11rplane manutacture, automobile, rubbel' rnlnlhg and mdu.strlal laborato.r1es ( 17) Help Wanted 8 00 Saturday- ChannelS Mn~ 5 The Daily Sentinel O;NE t BOOlf .\PAB'1111!;1fT. ·One tncts t-stabhshed on the inland 8 room h01Mf .Newly ~~;Grated watorwa}S durmi 1956 One on thC' in;ttde ~I) out. 4 N. Ben,itl Mmnesota Rtver covers 1800 acres 11 1 tf Other industries whlch sbowed Pomer07 CiT<!•• ----- - - ou . : WCHS-TV Channell 1.1111 JliCUyllloUM Club 8 Ct,rtoilo Club Mt" 7 00 7 30 8 00 9 00 10 00 !~~~~E~~~ ~; I )teet The PreM New~ Picture Sl.atesmen Qqartette 77ljl l!ebgal u.~ era Boy Stev.6 Allen. Sbow 'l"he Alcoa Hoor Loretta Yo~ Show 7 80 Nat "~'· Col. 580 A meeting h.s been "lied by Joining each rlass and r1 eed Here are the bovs who would do nght But where are the men to leact ? 'i CHANNIL I 10 30 Sw>d•l' !'Wn and Tl<••ure TbttaJre 12 00 Si~~:n:.._;;O;:J!:__ _..,.,,... ---:- 6 55 Weath\lrta,st ~· 5 7 oo Soldiers of Fcrrtuae Mfflle;nl Bomarw:et Oomtd~ Time PI.A11 SCOUT IINEFIT I h<llJd ua Waterside allea for new incll"" »e cblmJc.i lndjl,tlf"Y plci.( tl tries, plant expanslooe, 'l.ei'U"Jc waltu)de flll!f lor 1:13 new alanh power a:euaraUof ala»U. grJjn "'r for flllilt tiJliJ¥iOn hut )tar elevat(lf4, warebouea ud tarmlu Nlo,tY·Jlx altia W$1'C t;f>lct'lf'd for al9 were tn ar.at..r demand dur factories or a r:nlal'f'lhmeoua na lng 2956 than tn &laJI prevlnu:-; year ture The 11teel industry and other Th.e AmetiL'~ Wi.W.w.at'• ()per· metal hadd ~U"ed 'U a.a1.t.1 on ftOn ]Jlc, l!Jted ~70 auch m.tJor navia;ahoo ~hannelt J'orty tv.q Wit• Pft-eiDJUd fQI' aiUth projects sUet wiR be t•nanted by tltctrtc durl,og l~e year Ttua hlib (1gure powtr generaUng un1ta Acrea"*' c~trntta with ftfQ »ll.et 1n l~.S oo rivera, c.anall and lll port. w1ll an.d S4e m 19!4 be UJed for 11 new termmal,a and Etch or Lt~se }n'o.J,e~;:ts w•th ftw warehouaes for 12 new barge eJtDCptlooa,. reprt=~ent a plant 1n harbors vestment runnlne: mlo nulllom or The ra.~lrGadJ went to lbe river dollats bank8 for room Cor iliX new yards Blood~~ ur~cntty needed at this J 8 00 lt... d s divan 'show lime, unrl all persons who arc eh 17 lmhe~ l:tble to be donor!! are &liked to 9 00 GE 1'bea 1re Th• relnalndci of lh• naliOI' !•ad 9 30 Alfred llitcbcock " " " • • (flmr tu thr bloodmobile operatton 10 00 $64 000 Ch 11 relatively dry weather but nem at the Pomeroy Jumt'Jr High School a ene:e ,zero tcmperatttres were f\11\ re on Wednesday, Januacy ~to help ~~~:~ :'~~t,! ~.;,\$epeclal port er! m th• Nurthtln ar.d Cen make th•s blood d\\ll.Or day a sue11 15 The late Show trlll Hu..kH s as well :.~s in thL• cessful one Donatmns may be ~: ~:~s::~~te SIKn Off 12 30 North<'rn Plateau made h(twecn the hours ol 12 an;J 30 The Late Show SIGN OFF -PRAYIR o 1_:_:.:.c__--:-___-:::_ _-;;-:-~ 1h" wetklong cold ~pell ha ~16 pm been 1 ~sponBibl(• ror at \ea11t 04 -.1 7 00 Press Conference de<!lhs •• Umlcd Press ~urvey r~ H !IORlllble prospectJVC donors 0 715 Dough.!! Edwardt. V(·nlcd Most of Lho v1etuns pt r should sJ~o:nup m advamt <~I lhe Mrs otmer Grunm a.nd Mn 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 7 30 Rabtnbooi a1hed m flash fln•H One person R"d Cross offa1 111 Pomeroy lele r.cne Evans were welcomed as 900 Mornln,rt: Sbow 800 Burns & Allea 1lied everv hour as 24 people Wl'fl phon1• numbt•r 1s 53 new members when the Jolly Club 10 00 Garry Moort 8 30 Talent Scouts killed In h/Jf.t'ij Ln Oil I' day Of lht• mel Thursdly evenlng at the hnme 10 3() Artbtu Godfrey 9 00 I Love Lucy dead ltj Of th~m Wt'le I hlldren or Mu Charles Strauss E Ma•n 1130 rre!lldentlal Inauguration 9 30 December Bride Nlll th catoilna had ttw gr1m lcud st 10 oo Stud1o One 4 00 Brillater Day m the fatullty <oun l wit b. A short busmess wa!l 4 w Secret Storm ltl dt tl hs (Continued from INt• ono) held wtlh Mrs I 1lhe Hauck presl 4 30 Edge of Nt,li!ht 11 00 Up.to-the Minute Ne. . den pre~•dmg The travt'lmgpme 500 1he Early Show 1106 Sc.anmng the Weather 0 ay t on uh w Tl 1e m1111a~ 1110 TBA •• then donated by Mrs AlbNt woodard 8 SO Your Esso Repor t er a1;ked the state Air Guard lu hold .. s p d 11 15 Inauguration Ball 10 X ensiOD Wll awarded to Mrs Grunm Mrs ...5 porbl ara e back a.nuther plane for the Air Hauck receive an anmvcrslty galt I M Weathe-~r~m=•::n::----=:-=~-:-'--:2~00;;-;_L_a_l•__s_h_ow_-;-:;:-:;~- e•~h•r for Me•gs· • C0 8}0 OO James Pr1ddy, 19, Rutljqd, bu MEETING RIICHIDULED been c1ted mto Pomeroy Mayor'a court Jan 24 by the State lb&:h· Tht• regular Red Cross cxeru wa} Patrol on a charge or dump LICINII ISSUID \1\e hoard meeting 8Chcflule.t for January 15 was t:aP<'elled due In A marrlaa:e license hu ~eA. Ia, 1ng coni on a r1ght of way Priddy the w..ther and will bao held J•n· sued here to Ronald Nels.Ob, U, was arre5ted near Rutland by a uary 22 1n fhe C'baptt>r Roo•n :.~t tallrond worker, 'Dexter aqd. to Patrol crew chcckme coal trucks lor overloads , n oo p m ---~faraarct Ballaneee_ _!2:~e.x~l'· Guiding at boyhood's side' Men who will rise Ul overv land Rrldglng the "Greal Divide " '. Home Telephone ' k I l\S s nt·rease In Pltone Rates The company said that the addt· twnal revenue, eJtlmuted nt $8,004 was needed to cover the rust of mdustrl&l and reshlentlnl expan sJOn ln the "rea ll ~:~erv('.s Under th" proposal rale~ [fir buslnes~ linea wourd ran6(e rrom $4 so to $7 and for n~irlenual stontrc from $3" to $4 ~o I! only the men will lend' ,1 CasiJ Hahr 111 In 1 h u.~-:e of ihe plOKrtm which " 111 h! J.:tll•u dul mg tiH upptr - authortly to mcrCII.!ie rates for the comp&lly's 781 cutomers In I New Haven Ldart Jtlld JIIUtford The ('Ommuidon doc:keled the '"plleli.tion for a ht!armg on Wed· n~sday Jan.Jary 23 " Where arc the men to lf'nd llll<'illll<~ll musLon Where are th o men to ]e,ld todn\ , Sparing an hom or tv.o, Motor and golf and" inter sport F'tll up the t!Tne a lot , But wouldn't you like to ff'el you , mg an Kister ~.L:I! hlltil for the childrf'n of ilm alt ,J ,nld fnr ~end mg repl! st nl<~tlw~ form the Mid tlleport and l'umt'ro} llll(h &hool~ to the \'<orlrJ Aff<~•n \n slt tule m The Iiflm "' Tclcphunr lu mpany flf has made apphca liOnNew W!lhHno,..n the Pubh(' Sl'rVICC Com lf only a man Will lead. ti 45 9.oil CoHee Tlme lO:OU Dome ll<lO Prl:lsidenbal lnauguratJOn 3QII. )WiDee Tb!atr~ toll Qu®n Wor A .UU AUXILIARY TO MI"T 'l;he Ladles Aux.illai'V of Dr~"w Webster Post American Letlle wilL meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m , it was anmlllnced today bY the prest· dent, Mrs W R Dav1s There wtll be a speaker -<ln leg~s!ahon must be a real chum, play "1th h1m talk wtth h1m, ramble Wilb WSAZ~'TY 6 00 6 30 6.1111 Sill> Oo 7041 11<\41!~ Ul;uted Methodist Church w11l serve lunt" •t t~ chureb, Fr1 day Januar)' M. fr()ql ll a,m to 2 p rn. SOup. sandw1cbes, ple and C.Qflee w.ill b4- sened the Boy However If the father neglect~ th1s opportunitv, grtef may come to tum later on m the boy's life For the- father to succeed tn trammg the bo) m the way he should go, he must not only be a companion for the son, he yeaJS thev long for a man to teach them The~ are mg thmgS of a mOle masC'uhne nature and It ts have thiS Chang" Aunt Dru Show Fury c m. Theatr ~w W~rd e DQWil On the F&.'\"m Westem Featuu. NBA Camt Hopalonr; Cass1d~ 11:13 1;3Q- ...... - - - - the song of love.' -Chester Waterside Sites For New Industries In Greater Demand In 1956 Than tver 10 10 Sl(l:n 011 10 15 CbrL.i.l&n Sctenre Prof.:ila 10 3U Whet One Penort Can. Do II 00 This Is The Life II 30 Man T(lt Man 12 00 Bui!.ilnt America 12 30 TV Chapa! 1 00 Stlndov M.atmee 4 00- Washmgton Square 2 30 Youth WantA To KnO\t' ] 3 00 Outlook. 3 30 Zoo ?"rade \ 4 00 Wtde Wlde Wor.Jd ri 30 c.•pt Galh.,;n Ho"Drll)' Doo~v 10 00 10 30 tl 00 11 30 IIIIRIANS ~Mil~ Tilt Loy,aJ fk:~ie:U.S. Clau wUl ~·30 1! 11!1 meet TundN~ at t.be Church of ll:l!ll, boy's mental growth IS 1msscd BOYS UKE TO BE WITH MF.N h1m and the one p~rson to whom the boy goes with his ques. tmns scekmg advtce 01 all compamo.1s the father should be I he one most deRu ed Afler boys have had lady teachCJ s Ill school for live or six k Metgs (.ount) Republu:ans who 12 30 attendcrt tht> Inaugural !'eremon t 00 1es 111 (.olumbus tmludt'd Hepr• 1 30 Sf'utatl\ ~ C('Orl(e Memhart Jat k 2 3\) Follrfld Dan Hartmgcr Fr('d Cro\\ 4 30 Jr itJtharct Jones Ma}or C 0 F1shn Mld N:Uli J~an L&ma ~ 00 .JI:1, .l.in11 a 30 b,oy Ro~er! 6 00 News TO MIET MONDAY 6.15 Scorebo1td 1 hl Past Chiefs of Mt!lib Tem 6 30 pie P\lh tan S1ster;; wtll me('t 7 00 Mond11,y e\lcmng at. 7 3G at the 7:80 bornE: or Mrs WUh.am AJJma~ I;OU 1.1» 1q.oq By motor route Saunders Says Boys Like Men 11 1 1 8 25 Sign On 8 30 Wntt"rn Feature 9 30 ('apt Mhinl.ght WANT ADS Su~ ~a",,- Chan~el Id •oniONiil- 1 -Saturday- Ch anneI 3- MEETING Till' lll~lillllg of tht.' Past Ma· tron~ of Pumtro) C'hnptt-r O.ES ~cht'llulttl for fut' :>di.) eYe>nmg at thl homt> of Mh Nolan Swatk hi:I!JHrlt'l ha~ lwt>n pttstponed for out- ------ TELEVISION GUIDE ... WS.AZ -TV Ch9nreel S. Dally Sentinel Day Book .Mrt C E Hoyt, leader ol lbe Jb seuion Lead,trshJp Traanmg CJ4.., .tt tbe Fint Bapttst Cburela. lolr cond\lCtell the Unrd sesswn Friday Mrs Heaey eventng at '? p m Theme of the Wijkesvalle, 1'-bW'adaY with Mr ('IUJ 11 ' How the Btb le Grew" aad ¥rs Harle¥ StroDJ and larn- 1\pPrt:~XIma\ely twenl.Y persons are me.u elli"Gl~ ll> tfarta .aod Mo¥"11. Gruc:39r. dalJ gh,ers -of Mr aru) tll"fo. Roy Or:ue " ' w~ ~ovt ""'en ill wllll chi< ken pox ¥" UD~rQ¥ing Sherrie ~n,p ~l4c,kl1'tn, da\lgh tre of M:r a»d ~ tlarotd Blacks toq Is con(u;J~ to ber horae~ Jlpck SP1ln&s road wa~h eblW.u 8D¥ Mr and M'rs Joseph Kelly (Rose Thornton) and daughter Rosemary of FlushiDg bland, N Y apent a few days here wtth bet parenlll Mr and Mrs Pat Thornton Middleport Sdeiety Mr and Mrs Gerald Preston have been busmess vuutors tn CtncmnatJ £or several days Hllhards Mrs Robert Hayth who l!J v1s1ting her paretns, Mr and Mrs S T Russell was JOtned today by her husband tmd alster, M}rna Russell student at Offi('e Trammg School, Columbus, [flr the weekend here Mrs Jeanette Waddell , Chartes ton, IS In PontlliC, M1cb1gan, VISit mg her daughter and son 10 law Mr and Mrs Carl J ones Mrs Mildred Hovatter and ('bll dren and Mrs Rpbert Stephenson have moved from South Th1rd Avenue to Sprmg Avenue Pom~ roy Mr and Mrs Raymond G1unm helVe returned from Punta Gorda Florida Enroute here they VISited w1th Mr. and Mrs Wilham Barlow (Eileen LYons) and son, Eddte, LOUISVIlle Ky Gene Grate leaves this eventna: by plane fro mthe Charleston AU" port !or a vacation m the south He Will sto, m Greenboro S C, for a v1s1t Wlth Mr and Mrs Clyde Kelly, and then go to Fort Lauderdale to VISit Mr and .M'1'5 James Weber Mrs Thomas Eler, Socha N Y, who wu called bere for the funeral of her mother, Mrs H•r ry Sargent 1s a hou$,eguest or Mr and Mrs. Robert Coates and faro Magn91ia Temple Pytfiian $isters Me,tlng Is Held :Magn~Ua T~mel~ Pythaan SJ• ters met in replar firti!SBlon Thufl· day evtJune at the DAV hall wttb Mu l{frl (lrueser, excellent senipr preJl4JDJ 1D the absence the -~ !IJ!Orllept oljiel lln"fll~ ql ofiJ,cers was port•poned, wrtll the next mcetin1 'fb,p): Y9U ¥WI for Jilts received 411 cbrJ,t~y time were read It waa d11,el~ to bav, potluck refreshm~tJ a& the next meeting At the close of ~ meehog a •oc•al hour was enjoyed and 1ee eream cake an4 coffee were ser ved .. fht' tlurd SIX wee-k• hODCI!I' rOR tu bet'n ·~n~l.,. by kiM f1'1t~'"'' "'" l~e top~< HI<!~ Scliopj '"""'11fl Jlol>lld Cdevotion• led b> Mn Pa• Wolfe wotb ~4 oopbom.,... beliiJ Y.ra .Earl T1tU1 re tbe best reprer.en~ eiau. pori of tbe book 'l"lle ~.L . . . . lburthl."l m Soutbea.t AsiJ' ron Se:aiors Wry Rad&le.r, lUKMIQ.: m1ke the opt'relt2. a ~uc('eu 1 cl'rnlllill rnw1on work of all ch.IU" BU"ell .Norma C!l~p~n, Ro)«t It wall annount'i.-d tbat M.ra chel HI couotraes eaat of Burma 1£uk!r. Davul Hy~U. bylijl ~ Cb1rle• IA-Wtl who w<~• tranaler D~;~n11.a Jean Lt~ll, Joan Nevlllii;, red from tbl. fourth t:nde at .Mn Everett Haye1, v1ce pre~J Glt"nna Randulph, 'l{•oda RoUJ!t, Sugar Run to tbe Junlflr H1gh dt'nl presldt"d at the bu&Jnen Sh•rlt-y Salser Dwam S..)'re, Bet. • khool would eontmue to !K'ne as ses."!1on Mr1 J E D Hartmg.-..r I l> Sellera Claudia Shields, Oene:. eo.cha1rman for the YI'A pubhc ilupply cbaara1an eave "rl'pofl ort v1ev" Snyder Maulyn Taylor, .fatt Ity Mn Le-w11 was praised for art1cle1 seat to a mUlliOn boapatal lt:e Wolfe her untmn ~ ~ffort1 Mn fhllpb A salad coune wu servl'd b; J J k Ad Cal' IY6 Zundel the new fourth grad"' Ithe boateu from an attrartne de~n~s J ~~ 1e cod::i:l, to!m, teacher, ~~· IDirodu.:ed t•ble ~nterl'd Wltb an &nan,a:e Flaber Sue~ Huffman, Mary K.Q A commuruc:allon wa1 read fr~;~m menl of plDk camat1on 1 Mrs J hnso U :ia ~llory Aimlbd. 0 Sha Mrt Roy Tracy Jr eounty I'Ouncli Aaro ltlton presided at th.• ~ p b-1..1• st.. Pl"A pr~idcnL annount"lng a coun rvi Fr se Ulan !Jl, • '!'1."": , etl meetinl t the Bradbury ~ehool toffee aud tea tt eea ltz Wahl bart Jatk Weese, Carl Wolfe. * of Washtngton, D C a houJif' guest on February 't from J 30 to 3 P of the Knl'"ht' nre~~et~.ted st"veral SophomQl'f'l J•mmy Ada!D41. m An mvttatJOn was rect:wed ..,.. s l""' Sharon 94)so, Dorothy BUlb, J"nn. (rDIIl the Cr.ntral PTA to attend Plano &electJODs durmg !be re kte Chapman Melvin CJrc}e1 carOtheir Found,n Da) tea Mrs Wood- frethm._•_•_t_h_o_ur.:__ _ __ l) n CoantJ Lmda Dont~IW. DoiJ.. ~Jeatd ura:ed tht: membera to at na Hil!do~. Cbarle• Ible, VirPDI& tend theae methnes Johnson, IJ)1.11 Knopp, ~trk:Ja ..,.. hn Shlrtey l.t.,cKelve_y, Mai'J Allee lbmcoall .and atorm hatA pur Nease Lena Nevtlle, llarry Quri. chueol b> the AuOC.. liOO ror the Janet. Profftt1 , Nancy Protlltt, ~ patrol boy, were displayed The -:~~ dme Roulh Ronme Saler, . . _ attenda~~<e bann., was awarded to mary Sailw"', Altte Stover, llutb• tbe .eeond trade :.aug.ht by ~n Frank Reinhart ~hsa Marpret S.uer por.es1dent Teaford, Joane W1ekbne Mn. Charles Gibbs acted as pro. of the Melga County W C T U Freahmen Carole Bachtel, Sue P'fm ch11rman to tbe absence of was chairman Of the Temperance Ann Buck, Joyce Carson, Dorothr Mrs w R. Sha.steen Meet the Day pro&rama 1n tbe Cclunty High Circle Evelyn Cleland, Mil')' EuBoard of Educahon wa! the pro. Sthoola ler, Lomse Fiaher, Doklrout Glean gram and ISupt Charles G1bba 1n A ftlm ''The Fr1endly Enemy Kay Mchntock Donna Neville, trod.uced the followmg members was shown by the W C T U to the KatMrme Pif'rce, Patty Sue BoiUih ot tbe board, H E Boney, prtai- school asstrabliea and hteratur~> llobert Smith, Marile Stobort, dent, W H Anderson, vice presl· was dlStributed to the st~denta Mary Gract Stobart, Alfred Toney dent, J. £ FoBI.er clerk, and Dr At Rutland Wah School Prtn('l Don Weese Sheila. YounR. U.old Qrown A panel distuwon rl( k l.othar~ l"•••d • I I I I I Awards Presented For Attendance At Rock Springs Lincoln Heights Canasta Club In Meeting On Wed. Mrs Douglll5s Smger eaJ;ertam cd the i,JD('Oin Hetghts Canasta Club Wednesda> eventng at her home Prizes were awarded to Mrs Richard Freeman Mrs Lawren('e Moranty, Mrs Shuley Gumtber and Mrs Robert Datley Refreshments were served by the hostess to those named above and MrR Robert Story and Mrs Eugene Conde The next meeting wtU be held at the home of Mrs Lawrence Morar1ty on Tuesday evemng January 29 :0 ° "' Alter the elau the Olf1cers and Tea.ehera of the Church ~hqol met w1tb Gerald ~th.Qay, llllpef lnlendent of tne Cblll'ch SChoo), presiding Plans wer~ made for an Atteada~ Advance Mrs. Ger ald. ..\ntbony was r'commended wu bel4' With Chester Knght for the posltmn of Cliurch ScbDOI Mrs. G~orge Korn, Mrs W A p1amst G1bbJI and Mrs Renzo Menebim Mrs Charles Bennett, cba1rman member• of the PTA asldn~;: que»of M1sslonary Stewardship of 1ht! llont whieb were answered by Board of Chmtian Education, an- Supt Gi.blt& and the board mem· hera nounced the School of MJ.Wons which ts scheduled to start With Questions asked included "Wbat a fam1ly mght supper on Februan IS the at:hooJ board" ' Ht:tw arc 20 for the adult group The PrJ. the memben ('hosen"' Who can mary and Junwr tlc~sses Will be be a member'" "Are women 011 durJDg the mormng worship the boord'" Do you ha\e lo ltve and the Jumor and Semor ID the achool district to be a mem Youth Fellowships w1 1l meet for ber or the board?' 'How Long IS 1be1r dasses before *he1r regular the elected term' ' "How many terms can one serve~ ' 'Do the) meetmgs on Sunday cvemDJ: The Rev Claremont E Hoyt receave a Balary?' "What Is the gave he openmg prayer at the duty of the clerk~" and "Who IS the eldest member or the board" mcetmg At the close of the meehng damty sandwiches m assorted sbapea and Sizes potato cb1ps ptck.les and eoffee were served on crys\.al Lraya by Mrs Elmer Whtte Mn Edward Wells Mrs Charles Hoffm:;,n, M1's Willard Boyer Mrs Edgar Vanlnwagen Mrs Donald Perfel't attendance aWards were Collins Mrs Calvm S1mpson Mrs present('d 111 thf' Rock Sprmgs Charles Spencer Methodut Church sehool Sunda' Sally Radford and Karen Walker mornmg by Harold mackston SJxth grade pupils were m charge supcrmlendenl of the nursery durmg the meetmg Pms tor J1 vear!'l perfect atten dance were pre~ntrd to ..-r. and, Mt s John Hartung and seven year pms to Hugh Bearhs, daughter Carol and son Ronald and Mtss Allee Euler Othcrll recetvmg p1ns were Ed gar Abbott and chaldren, Kathy and Edd1e Mr and Mrs .d:arold Blackston and children, Sheme snd Bobby Charlts Bartela, Mr and Mrs Wilt..ur Baal~y and dau ghter, Ruth Ann, Mrs Homer Radford Mrs Anna Reyter, Janet Humphrey and Davey Leonard, fQr one year Louanna Leonard, llr and Mrs W1lilam Clark and san RJebard and Amru Leonard, two .YNrs, and •IY Mrs Wlllta~ Grucser al!.d Mrs Mr and Mrs Ja('k Evans, New Amos Leonard and daughter Betty, California, wer~ guests or hfr tbree year pans I'Do1her, Mra. G F Hawkm~ and ramll1 Frldi!>- "'' Iof lh< In Honor Roll 1, At Racine H~ - Do emperance y Pr.... rams Held At Meigs Schools T pal Onn Smitb alter apolle lbe on ftlm the alcob.ollc problems had bt>e n lhOWil Tempenru:e fllm llrlps wert ahown to the fOUJ'tb, filth and SJxth arades ol Ceo&at and Sugar Run Seboola thil week At CeDtt•l Ule st.rlp 'He Ran A Rau" w._. •bown after wb1c.h Mrs Joseph Cook. told the group a story II1 ~=========;::=:; I At Sugar Run, two fdm strJps were shown, .. He Ran A race and Ce1hng Unbmmted" after wh1th Mrs Ralph ZUndel told the stol} l>f Exchangmg Wings For Worms," by Luther NOTICE MEIGS COUNTY REAL ES1'ATE OWNEilS The WI. books are now open for tbe payment of December and June Real Etrtate Tax Wtll close Feb I, 1957. Burbank~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1954 DODGE Royal Lancer V.:S 4 Dr Sedan, Power Flyte trans- ffii.SSIOn, rad1o and heater Beautiful tu.tone f1msh, Jow mileage, one lo- cal owner- A Real Buy, R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MID alld 2nd 811. where do they get the energy~ Athlettl •now tM secret "N4 ht9!:ll §1111 ~,_ 8f'IOWIIIIIIT ... Thoy loop In - 110ft lly ~~.. aftH. It's • "al ......, N W. COMPTON, 0. D. KGfOt.ipill~-· fot food "•••• ••tl - - Omi liCnet, ..._, Olfln g...., t til IS, I to I. 10. at N- oa 'l'lllln.l Everyone needs, everyo~e ,n. RACINt,: -.u-TIST CBUilCB joys our top-quaU,ty duels REVIVAL • Rev. Gene McAllister • Freeland Norris Evangelist Song Leader Organ Prelude 7: 15 p.m. Nightly Special Music Nightly Christ Is Your Answer Qttd Atteedaats far "\'..,People cream, "l¥tlteJ', ebeese Serve them dally. They'r' Jan. 20·27 -7:30 p.m. Huntln,ton, W. V41, Ooel term· mal e4panai.On 1500 feel rJVer front, Ohlq R1v:~ Co Grabaro Station, W Va Power Plant. American Gil$ & Electric Co , $!18 mllbon dollars Point Pleasant, W Va Plant Coq:un~rclal Salventl, Inc , $50 ' .r,ndl{pp dollan. Cho_1ter, W V• Plant Sh"' Chemical Corp Multi mtlhon doC: tars Pattsbur,1q, Pa, Plant modernl· .zabon CrucJble Steel Corp $2!1 rnlllion dollars, Plant ('Xp<ll~On Umted States Ste('! Corp Multi Nurs~l'tl m111lon dollars t(qnac4, P~ , Dock St Jo~ph Lead Co Yan~~~town, lnd Barge l6fm: inal. J~inum Co, of Amenta lla_ _ _...,...,.,....,..:""'.,.,.'"'!"~,...,...--------...--t nulk, d"!P' 1¥""' chocolate dnnk ~nd cottne Deli~ious -~,..:;:M:;c~·;:•:-;:•~-'::;';":B~•'::'==--~­ C~emlool Co'II~Y Clyde G.MIUhono, Meigs County Treuurer Just Heat and Serw OUR ~ROI:OLATE DRINK. FOR TASTY HOT CHOCOLATE SPRING HILL DAIRY "QUALITY FIRST ALWAYS" GALLIPOLIS OJ¥0 1.---------------------,~li'!.' ...-.... �WILL CCMI'LITI DIAI'T · Legal Notice Scipio Five Wins I PllD.ADELPHIA UP Bert Ula!, U!o to!""'~ ~boU .... ~., Over Skade 'I'NN a, ioner C-llally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middlcport, o. Jan. 19, 1957 Panthers Hold Place~ Win Over Middleport, 70-56 Five Players Score In Double Figures As Middleport's Jim Bowles Stays Hot [ The I Pomeroy's Purple Panthers remained in the runnmg for top honon In the SEQ Athletic League wa.t in_ Toward thr r n d uf the third per10d thl' Piln 1ht' r s bt'gan to f:!l'l the I 1 Colgate Coach Is New Mentor For Houston Gridders HO liSTOf-;, Tex. UP - f'oad1 Harold !.<Jhllr of Colaate, whu ap. pareutty fit the bill as "thu man rloln g moru with hi! mRtrrial than &nyont~ ehle," was prcpRring to leavf' the Nf'"w York school Loda}"" to tnkt· O\"t'r u head coach at the Llnlvu sity o[ Houaton. The :JH.ycar·old. Lah.ar l<'ceptcd a hid from thr youna: but wealthy Hou~hJil ae hool Friday to take over whrrc Coach DIU Mel•k !l'ft to IIC<"l'['t a 10..y~ar. $17,000 pa('t with Southern Methodist . I GOLD II MOiiFf Wh('n the Millro!W! Alhletlc Ann. holds Its a:olden jubilee tnctoor track meet Jt Madiac.n Square G1rden Feb. U, 1o14 will be the motlff for the rltes, lwth 10ld 'lifillt w1tchea go· na lo tbc wlnnen ot the variou9 events. l'flo:w YORK UP - '' r. G8HII"'JI.l.+l£~ A'EW WOI!L~ .ll/t¥UM16/Ir SportS Desk BY Taaoehill We 've ht>en cal lmg this s hoot· mg pen:t•ntage or the Racine Tor· nadues '" fantasl! •·"" now for over a month . It was such, and it still is. The team has an average 1n 1£ games, over one-half the season, of M 'l and a fracuon in taking 12 wins against no tones. There have been some skeptics. Fans simply refuse to believe it. And well they might. It is unheard of. A shooting percentage of 40 to 50',; in one game is not so rare. An occasional collegiate or professional team does it in a one night stand. Sometimes a high school club. But to our knowledge no team of record to date in any ranks has held .a so•;;. shootinll averaa:e over a span of 12 game~ as has Racine. H.acin(l Hig h School Principa! Donald (Pl:alef Wolfe who keeps st01t is lics during games was ge t· ling a bit impatirnt with. the~c ~keptics . During three re\'Cn rornado Mames Wolt"e has 1 a, I four other people <rli ~inte rested and ~keptic5, too) keep shooting records. In the three games Wolfe's re· cord was only one shot Mf. This ~r~tty nearly disolves any skc p ucnm! Racine supporters, an d the team itBelf, sort n[ wonderingly, have hall expected the hubhl e to burst mornentar!ly. A mo nth ago, bt·· fore tackling Mitidl(•port , Bob Birch, gr r~at Jtacine guard, said : "I got a feeling . This H; the night ~ ·e don't hit I" ! I Upper Arlina:ton 71 Ml. Vernon 40 j Gahanna Lincoln 79 , The Wahama White Falcons roiCanal Winchesler 44 lied lo their eighth victory of the season In 11 slar!JJ on Friday Chillicothe 67 Lancuter 52 night as they whipped the visitWesterville 61 Grove City 57 ing Gilmore Pirate" of Sandyville Columbus Holy Family 85 7o-t1 in a game played in the old Columbus SL Charles .59 gym at Wahama. Cincinnati Hughes 66 It had been thouibt in the early CindnnaU Central 6:i part of the week that the Falcons Glendale 68 Indian Hill 63 would be able to take the floor in their new gymnasium : however, it Greenhills 52 Deer Park 51 was impossible be('ause the new Lockland 44 Meriemont (2 building i.s not completed. Cincinnati Roger Bacon 48 Coact~ Ralph Sayre substituted Cincinnati McNicholas 47 freely as his boys had no trouble Norwood 81 with the Plra.tea of Coach Charles Shaver. Eight Falcons broke into Cincinn.aU Woodward 64 the scoring column with Roy Covington Ky. Catholic 63 Clark showing the wJy with Hi Cincinnati Purcell 60 points. · Clncinnati Taft M scorer for the evening, IDgb Cincinnati Walnut Jfill!! 48 , though, was Bub Smith of Sandy. Cincinnati Witbrow 76 Hill ville who sank lt field goals and 72 Cincinnati Western 8 one charity toas for 23 poia£8. Bowling Green 59 The Falcon'i jumped into 'I' first Toledo Witmer 37 quarter lead with little trouble .,.liE /lEW CIIAMP and led throughout as they hit Maumee 66 Perryaburg 64 klr a good 50 per cent from the 1/A~ A ~rfu fOil Grand Rapids 75 Portage 57 fioor ~ the first half and 44 per Weston 69 Westwood 49 h/16/f.,. CALL Martins Ferry 79 Tiltonsville 75 cent in tbe second half of the A8~0I?IItht5game. Bellaire 92 Shadyside M /ltfi <:#IN ANP They led at the end of the first 78 Barnesville 62 Cadiz 8oPY cAll !?oAK quartor by 21·9 and 8Jowed up Bellaire St. Johns 99 VP AfORE somewhat In tbe serond quarter Steubenville Central 68 tEilfAL !f>lfors as the Pirates kept pace with them 4.dena 68 Wayne Township 56 7:¥AAI A by tallying 12 points. That gave Hamiltnn 57 Portsmouth 53 BAI? R46. the Falcous a halftime advantage Wilmington 77 Greenfield 66 of 33·21. Xenia Central 58 Fairborn 48 Each learn tallie-d 13 points Concord 74 Urbana !1t. }Iarys 50 again i h the third quarter, but the Liberty Center 00 Delta 58 Falcons poured them through th~ [)eriance 58 Anthony Wayne 52 hoops in th·~ final period with 24 points to Sandyville's seven. That Ottawa IJills 66 Archbold 45 made 1t fairly comfortable for the Columbus South 77 Falcons. comillg down to the wire. Columbus Linden 68 ot Racine took its 12th straight 1 tried 60 limes h1t 18 for 30"~ 1 Falcon ace Joe Ford experi· Circleville 67 Eastmoor 46 1 v!ctory against no ddcat5 1'riday good t'noug h tu' win lots of gam~s: enced some troublfl i n the fint Hilliards 74 Marysville 63 m_ght on its home court aKainst In a rrserve game the little "for· ~g : three quartt'rs as hr hit only two ~10 Grande 69-42 and maintained na1lo lust to Rio re!!ervcs 42 to 2il Hcynoldsburg 88 New Albany field goal51 in that stretrh and Hllcyms 53 BeUevue 43 Its spectacular season team !~hoot· witJh Ed Chapman high [or Racme both of the'Tl came in the first lng average of sllghUy better than ::ll;'!ttin~ 12 points. Sciuto Vtdley 77 Big Wa'nut 63 quarter. HowelJer, he tossed in 10 5W.I.·. Seonng : ~ l. ~t..:·.1· s 71- Co'umhu-; \cademy 61 points in that final quartf'"r spurt The Tornadoes, who wilJ be Ratine: Graham 5·tl·6 16; Sal- :--.;c w Lexin~•on fl5 Junction City 59 to end up with 14 points behind !!lassed with the nationally fr.m · Clark's 16. ous WaterJr,o Wonrlf!rs of Z.'\ years ser 4 :'i·9 13; Arlams 0 6·7 6; Wolfe .\1arion-Yra nklin 68 ihmilton Town. o ;hi p 64 ~Jerry Arnold had 13 points and 7 0·1 :4; Hirrh tl •H 16: Powell ago if they maintain thi s lleld goal Roscoe Sprouse followed with 12 at·curacy, were ncvrr ln real 2 0·0 4, ~1clhd c 0 1}0 0; Chapman Cleve land John Marshall 66 Cleveland Rhodes 44 to .:ive the Falcons four men in trouble. With the score tted at 14· U 0·0 0 . To~al~ 24 21 ·27 69. Lakewood 78 Shnw 46 R1o Cranrlc. Crothers 1 0·0 2; lhe double scoring figures. 14 at the end o{ the fir st quarter, In the prf'liminary game the however, fans had be~o:an to won - Guthrie 0 0·0 0; Barber 6 3·4 l~; 0bcrlin 74 Olmsted Falls 72 Wahama Rt>serves won by a score d"er if "this IS the ni g ht the boy.~ Howard 4 3·8 ll; CAtn 5 ()..2 10; Madison 63 Chardon 52 Reere 2 0..0 4: radl'iy 0 0.0 0. To- l.eneva Spt•necr 60 Perry 29 fold up." o£ 23·19 ovu th~ S,ndy-ville Ref a!~ 18 ti·U 42. Cleveland Easi ~0 It wasn't. COI..LEGE BASKETBALL VJ.CtOI'Y Agai'nst Canadian League cons wtth 9 points, The box ::-core : WAHAMII. . Oliver, f, 24(1.4.; Young, f , O·O·H); Lieving, f, o-2-21 2; Arnold , f, 6-1 ·3·13; Sprouse, f, 4-4-5-12; Ford, c, 6-2-4·14; Fogle1 .!long, c, 0-()..t).Q; R. Roush, r:, 4..().(). 8; Clark , g. 7-1-4-15; G. Roush, g, 0-0-0-0: Lay1.e, g, l·Q.0.2, Totals, 3(}..10-19-70. Gll.~IORE : Smith, f, 11·1·5-23; Moor~ . f , 0.1 ·3·1; Emerick, f, l.Q-22; Burke, c, 2-2·2-8; Brown, g, o0-D..fl; Rake, g, 3-3-6-9; Totals, 17· 7·UH1. Scoring by quarters: Wahama 21 12 13 24 70 Gilmore 9 12 13 7 U Officials : West and Pratt I High School Basketball Dally S.ntlnel. Pltmeroy·ldlddloport, 0 , Jan. 19, 1851-8 THE SMITH FAMII.Y a, MR. AND IIJIBS.&Mlm will be held today for Gene Melady, 84 , who served as captain of Notre Dame's first football team in 1887. He died Wednesday. MUD AND SNOW GRIP KELLY SALE Continues Thru Jan. 20·26 Stock On Hand Only I Cle\•eland John A<"iams 39 Cleve!anrt Sl. Ignatius 98 Cleveland Uncoln 55 Columbus North 92 Columbus West 55 Marion-Harding H2 Sandusky 39 Newark St. Francis 76 Rosary 52 Mifflin 59 Dublin f6 Worthington 66 London 57 Columbus University School 59 Waterson 30 wtll t>ealn It, annbal meeting in m. , Jtarri11onvllle cagen jumped In· PhJiadelphia Jan . 31 lt JO to a nut qu llrter lead and held EST, wil.b cornpMUon o( \At> draft It all th(' 'fUy for a clollt' 88-S~ vic- Ol col~~~~ playu,~ tM UtJ1 ordf'r tory Frida)! nJahl Qver Shade at ol h1ulllnrlli. Uarrison\' iltr ,.ltb Kenny WIIIJ!lw ~ 4SkS. TtTLf SHOT guurd ~f't\ing '\1 pQints fur ~'Otin)! hOIIUtli. I 'J.1·: \' Jo:LAi-:0 UP - Third-ranied {'Oiil.eftdtot !J11lpb '•1i(t>r" JOh(' 8 (,Ju.arlt-t srot.t:s wt•r1·: llarrisormlle 10 :16 48 6fl da mo•hl rur a makb w1th new Shude 8 20 39 Mo nai«&IQtijj:ht eLamplon Gene F\111• In a r('.u •rvc game Shad(' re- .mer today on the 11trength of a seni.'S beat th<l!. llUle &ipi.Ds 49 11ound bul !lt'ientlric thrashing be haJided lfardy " Bazook.a" Small· to 2.1. Scoring:. llarrisonvil le: Birr:h· wood Friday night in thE'it' ttltfield 1·1 -3; B. William» 4-l-9-; Ger· vised bout. gan 3·5-11: NormP.n 1-0-2: K . William s 1~ · 13 · 43. WRIGLEY HONOIEO Shade : Elswick 8.0· 12: Fletcher NEw YORK UP - Ptlili.p K.. 0·3·3; Cwinn 0·1·1; Hanning 3-1·7 ; Wrigley , president of the Cbicago Flanderfi. 3-3-9; Rutb 1-3-5; Y.£· Cubs, today , w.u &eJJ:CIM to r~ Grath 4"2·lfl; Swendell 3·0·6.; Er·l teiye the 1957 William J . SJoo;:um win 2..()..f; Jeffers 3·0-6. award for ·' lona end m~riturious SCl.vit:e" lo ~!'>;all. Myers Aiming To Build Iowa Into EX-CAPTAIN DIES OMA.HJ\, Neb. UP - ServiceJ Tornadoes Stretch String T;12 In Win Over Rio Grande Cagers •'riday 69-42 Rut It w••n't ·' ·· Th,c Torn.o do ha•.. maintainE'd a M' ' , II ing on•• ,10 , ·4.1a;prhage, 8 PP '" wn o . '. t rce week~ ago Makin ·t t. ·k . h • · : ..~ 1 w "" 11 a couple 0f 53 s later. llow long n1 n tl kcc ·• up·' • · Fans hl"!re arr· (jUietly crossin fi ngers. hOJllll :~ it huld~ rill:ht ut> lo tournament lime, an d beyond ! - - - -- Texa ~ 77 Sou . Mt•lhud bt fi8 Hio Grande, wilh Garhr•r, lhl' ,')6. WEST bi~ c..:nter lcadmg the way , harl ScortnJ.( hy t[uarll· r.~ : Mnnl. S t. 91 CuJu. Sl 57 shot fr('quently and made a good Pomeroy 12 20 20 18 '10 Idaho fl4 On•gon 46 Midtll1•port li 16 14 12 1)6 lr!ah .':it£· 711 Bri~h~m Y(luna: 7!'j perct•ntagl' nF its point.~ In the fm;t quarter. Rio Grande tr ailed Offir1nls : Haur and K1..·K~l. "itanford 7fl Washtnl(tun 6:1 .28·22 r.t Lhe hul!, nnd looked Vl'ry J • mudl in !hll game yet. Thl"! Tor. nadocs had simply r~fused to ~et f'Xrilt'd in the first half, had 11hot only OCC85Slonally, just enough to :stay out in front. In tl1e third quart('r the Tor. By United Preu Jllldoes woke Up from their slrep, EAST which p06Mbly had been cau~cd by Columbia 10::1 ( 'urut•ll 711 DJ:<:TROJ1• ur Tl a natural letdown followlnJ: a 1e 0 clrolt · · f · l>rm ccton 61 UHtmo lllh ~0 :ot !.ion.~ ani! tht! Nauonal f'ootball sllrrlng Ind orlunate wan ~vf'r ~ton lll1ll 66 Temple ~9 League won .1 major battle ~'rida Pomf'roy 60-59 onl~ Tuesday mght. Holy Cross Bl t"olgatc 73 with canadian pmf . f Y They stretched their lead method!· 1 4& 29 d esstona oot· , 1 away SOUTH ball when a three-man Ontario Su· ~a 11 Y 1o .an won gong Will . &: Mary 72 V!rylnia Poly 70 preme Court ruled quarterback 1n the fourth quarter. . Wa11h . & IA""e 8-1 f:t•n. Wallh. :17 Tom Dubiin 11 k!'s contruct with De· Four Ric~nc players hi~ . 10 the Tulane 66 LoUisiana St. 64 troit was nlid when Dublinskl d~uble scormg column, wuth Bob Au~tin !'cay 78 Lincoln Mem . U. 70 jumped ttl Toronta BLrch, speedy guard and Doug MIOWIST The court ruling orrlcred Dub- eraha~ C'llch getting 16 points. lin ski to 1, 11 v the u $6 900 . Carl "- olfe, the shot artist, had 14 Cinui. 90 [!lst . Ky. State 82 SOUTHWEST damages as "wtdl lUI t~~sleg~l coslt~ while _Ronnie Salser &ot 13. Garbt'r incurred bJ the LiOn!! in the trial led RIO with 10 and Howard bad and the appeal. 11. , A measur<' of the atcam gencr· ated by Racine i8 teen in the fact GAME POSPONIO th11t Racine playen did not have The buketball gam(' between a pr.rsunalfuul called against them Portland Grade School and Rut· in the entire first half, and only land Junior lli&h School 8Cheduled two in the tblrd quarter. Moving for Saturday night)laa been chang. faster in the fin1l quarter, six ed to MnndllY night, Jun. 21 , be. were assessed aealns.t them . rllusr. 0 f road conditions school The Tornadoca shot but 47 times, officials announced today. bit 24 for a 51% average. Rio w· M . LIODS JU aJOr Wahama Falcons Get 8th Win In II Ca s ge tarts F•'"'•'d 110 c./IA,t/PI0/1 on Friday n1ght wi:h a 70-Mi Wtn jump ()n lh 1·1r vt~ · tor ~ ;~nd wPre over tht> Mh1r1Jepor1 Yellow Jack- I brPakllll': duwn the flour fast. eta in a game plilyt'd on the fume- 1 Griidu~lly, the}' beg ;m l11 pull uway ' T())' floor. and held an t>ighl pomt lead at 1 the end of the thtrd quarlcr 52- A smooth worlrJna atlack that H. saw aJI five of lhe Pant~r start· lt wu in tne lht~d quarter , too, er5 bit in t!le double column in that Bowles rommitted hu fourth acoring brought lhe Pomeroy Learn personal foul and was taken from its fifth league victory ol lhe the g11 me ro~ a br1ef rest. He reseason. For lhe eomplete ~ason , 1t turned at the start or the final waa the Panthers' sevf'nth Win. period and lasted most of the They have dropped three, t~~o·o in periOd before louhng out. He talthe league. lied only one field goal in that Middleport kept pace with. the foW"th quart•·r. Panther& through the first hall As has bet'n the case in several and mMt of the third quarter of their ball games this season, chiefly through the effort• of Jim the Panthers wrote the complete Bowlea, who hit th.e nell with un- story of the game at the foul line canny ,tc·CIU'aCy "lll he lOlled in 11 where they dumped in a very ahots out of 19 taken throughout !!:Ood 20 sholA out o{ 26 taken. the ball aame. Each team had 25 field goals. Actually, the Middleport team Junior Kennedy turned in a good outahot the Pomeroy five percentgame for the Middleport team age wile fr:>m the noor Ill they with 16 poil'ts, but not another Yellow Jacket was able to hit 10 hit 25 of 89 shota while the Panthers were getting their 25 buck· or more poinls. ets on 71 shots. For the w1nning Pomeroy (lve . With the exception of two or S. T. Johnson again topped the three deff'nsive lapses, Junior acorer5 with 19 points. John Sut50n had 16 while Aaron Buffing. Hawthorne turned ; n his best ball ton and Jumor Hawthorne each game of th(' season as he tallied bad 12 and Larry Wildermuth tl. 12 points anrl gut his share of re· The gamE' th.roughuut the hrst bound::.. In la ~t thr whole Pomchalf wu nip and tuck w1lh th(' roy team , altiJough not turning in Pantht'rs flnMlly taking the lead their top effort of the season, for good, with the excl'ptlOn of work('d smuulh!y as a unit. Sisson turn1·d in his best perone brief moment in the second formance s1 1We th e LO!l<~n t;ame half, on 1 field goal by John Sis· as hi~ one-hand Jump shot wa11 son that maoie it :n-20. The Pomeroy team h"ld an edge until h<~lf· once a.~ ain tmfli nt; the range: Lar· tjme whe n they had a. 32·30 ad- ry Wildermuth played his usual steady and dependable game while vantage . Johnson and Burrington '.vere Pomeroy started the becond half great with thd r onc·two scoring as if th~.!y would pull away when pun<'h. six ~t r ;1i~hl points gave them a 36· Bowlcs or \-lu.ldlf'port wall !he 30 lead but the Middleport Learn fellow who hucl the crowd gasqmg camr lmrlt quickly and tied it up w1lh Ill~ ~ h o11lm~ evrn though_be on two free throws by Buwle~; at was l1m1tod w1th h1s maneuvermg :16 all. after g('ttlng four roula. Larry Wilrlcrmuth'l one hand The box • :-:core: 1 jump shut ~-:ave the lead b<lek to POMF.HOY : Hawthorne, . 4-4·6· the: l'an1hf'fs at 38-311 and thl'y 12: W1ldermuth , r, ;j ~ - li · ll ; John· . . · . f · wt·re ucv1 ~ r h(:adctl thr rcsl uf tht• son, l, 7 5·ti· 19. Du f111gton, g, 5· 2 2· 12, :-iisso11, g, li HH6; East· utan () ·0 ·0·0 . L:u tt I)(·t· ' (). 0 • 0• 0 : A rn· ultl n"u U-0; Tut:~olii, 2~"20· 26-70. M!UllU~J>fJHT : McCmnas, f, 1· 0·0·2, Kennl·1t y, f, 6+6·111 ; -Bowles, L". 11 ·2·3·24; !Hnrly. i,:, 1-0-2-2; Whit· latc h, g :i·U· H.i, Kellt•y , r, 2·0-1·4; Kit chen, f . 1·0·0·2, Totuls, 25-6-13· Urbana 71 Delaware 45 P1qua 83 GreenviUe 64 Col umbus -l :ast 84 Columbus Aquinas 62 Bexlel ~ Grandview 59 ot Plain City Jonlllban Alder 73 NEW YEAR, NEW KING • ByAian Mov• Btll -Comml• baa ennouncrd Wholesale Prices I Get $4 Trade·in on old bat· tery for new Sunoco Battery 0 Pomeroy Sunoco Station W. 1\Ja~n St. Pomeroy !;'~:;••~·~·~Lt~·~rr~y~~~~·n~q~l~e~~~t~h;c~Fa~l·~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -- -~ ~ By HAROLD GJI,\Y ! '("SEE 'Mo:ltCJST RU.. "Tl-1 " COOSII'fS. WE GOT "'EM A..Jo40ST EVER~ ~ SI-'E."B ll!lillm''IOJ HE!'i!E FOit A F&l OAot"S:- 0. '<".~ ~ By United Pr••• Dayton Dunh;1r 70 f''airv1ew 47 Dayton K1ser 54 [)a ~·to n Stivers 51 Middletown 83 Luna 55 Troy 63 Jt'airmont 55 Jeffcr~on 68 Philllpshurg 65 Mrnrlon H7 Marion 54 Hillsboro 61 Washtngton C H. 57 Xenia East 57 Spring Valley 54 Deoatur-Washington C.H. 63 Wayne 58 Germantown 48 Ironton St. Joe 57 Tipp City 45 Oakwood 41 Groveport 65 "Whitehall 48 Newton 71 Brown 67 Lorian 81 Fremont Roas 60 Franklin 85 Northridge 71 Zanesvllle 63 Marietta 54 Dixie 83 c~nterville 56 Newart 64 Dover 42 Versailles 82 Covington 67 Corning 103 New StralghU~villc 54 Bellefontaine 64 Lima Shawnee 07 Glenford 65 McLuney 57 SPOILED THE WOULD YOU GIVE UP THREE MINUTES TO SAVE YOUR CHILD'S LIFE? BE SVRE WITH PVRE THE MOST IMPORTANT All a driver ean gain on an avera~ trip - by speeding, by passing lighlo, by igooring stop·sian•-"· thru minutes I "STOP SIGN" IN ...., PNvMt Tnfflt ....... nUT- Drlve safely arul courteau!Jy younelf. Obwve !pod Jlmlu IOd wuoinc·lipa. 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UP - f'oad1 Harold !.<Jhllr of Colaate, whu ap. pareutty fit the bill as "thu man rloln g moru with hi! mRtrrial than &nyont~ ehle," was prcpRring to leavf' the Nf'"w York school Loda}"" to tnkt· O\"t'r u head coach at the Llnlvu sity o[ Houaton. The :JH.ycar·old. Lah.ar l<'ceptcd a hid from thr youna: but wealthy Hou~hJil ae hool Friday to take over whrrc Coach DIU Mel•k !l'ft to IIC<"l'['t a 10..y~ar. $17,000 pa('t with Southern Methodist . I GOLD II MOiiFf Wh('n the Millro!W! Alhletlc Ann. holds Its a:olden jubilee tnctoor track meet Jt Madiac.n Square G1rden Feb. U, 1o14 will be the motlff for the rltes, lwth 10ld 'lifillt w1tchea go· na lo tbc wlnnen ot the variou9 events. l'flo:w YORK UP - '' r. G8HII"'JI.l.+l£~ A'EW WOI!L~ .ll/t¥UM16/Ir SportS Desk BY Taaoehill We 've ht>en cal lmg this s hoot· mg pen:t•ntage or the Racine Tor· nadues '" fantasl! •·"" now for over a month . It was such, and it still is. The team has an average 1n 1£ games, over one-half the season, of M 'l and a fracuon in taking 12 wins against no tones. There have been some skeptics. Fans simply refuse to believe it. And well they might. It is unheard of. A shooting percentage of 40 to 50',; in one game is not so rare. An occasional collegiate or professional team does it in a one night stand. Sometimes a high school club. But to our knowledge no team of record to date in any ranks has held .a so•;;. shootinll averaa:e over a span of 12 game~ as has Racine. H.acin(l Hig h School Principa! Donald (Pl:alef Wolfe who keeps st01t is lics during games was ge t· ling a bit impatirnt with. the~c ~keptics . During three re\'Cn rornado Mames Wolt"e has 1 a, I four other people <rli ~inte rested and ~keptic5, too) keep shooting records. In the three games Wolfe's re· cord was only one shot Mf. This ~r~tty nearly disolves any skc p ucnm! Racine supporters, an d the team itBelf, sort n[ wonderingly, have hall expected the hubhl e to burst mornentar!ly. A mo nth ago, bt·· fore tackling Mitidl(•port , Bob Birch, gr r~at Jtacine guard, said : "I got a feeling . This H; the night ~ ·e don't hit I" ! I Upper Arlina:ton 71 Ml. Vernon 40 j Gahanna Lincoln 79 , The Wahama White Falcons roiCanal Winchesler 44 lied lo their eighth victory of the season In 11 slar!JJ on Friday Chillicothe 67 Lancuter 52 night as they whipped the visitWesterville 61 Grove City 57 ing Gilmore Pirate" of Sandyville Columbus Holy Family 85 7o-t1 in a game played in the old Columbus SL Charles .59 gym at Wahama. Cincinnati Hughes 66 It had been thouibt in the early CindnnaU Central 6:i part of the week that the Falcons Glendale 68 Indian Hill 63 would be able to take the floor in their new gymnasium : however, it Greenhills 52 Deer Park 51 was impossible be('ause the new Lockland 44 Meriemont (2 building i.s not completed. Cincinnati Roger Bacon 48 Coact~ Ralph Sayre substituted Cincinnati McNicholas 47 freely as his boys had no trouble Norwood 81 with the Plra.tea of Coach Charles Shaver. Eight Falcons broke into Cincinn.aU Woodward 64 the scoring column with Roy Covington Ky. Catholic 63 Clark showing the wJy with Hi Cincinnati Purcell 60 points. · Clncinnati Taft M scorer for the evening, IDgb Cincinnati Walnut Jfill!! 48 , though, was Bub Smith of Sandy. Cincinnati Witbrow 76 Hill ville who sank lt field goals and 72 Cincinnati Western 8 one charity toas for 23 poia£8. Bowling Green 59 The Falcon'i jumped into 'I' first Toledo Witmer 37 quarter lead with little trouble .,.liE /lEW CIIAMP and led throughout as they hit Maumee 66 Perryaburg 64 klr a good 50 per cent from the 1/A~ A ~rfu fOil Grand Rapids 75 Portage 57 fioor ~ the first half and 44 per Weston 69 Westwood 49 h/16/f.,. CALL Martins Ferry 79 Tiltonsville 75 cent in tbe second half of the A8~0I?IItht5game. Bellaire 92 Shadyside M /ltfi <:#IN ANP They led at the end of the first 78 Barnesville 62 Cadiz 8oPY cAll !?oAK quartor by 21·9 and 8Jowed up Bellaire St. Johns 99 VP AfORE somewhat In tbe serond quarter Steubenville Central 68 tEilfAL !f>lfors as the Pirates kept pace with them 4.dena 68 Wayne Township 56 7:¥AAI A by tallying 12 points. That gave Hamiltnn 57 Portsmouth 53 BAI? R46. the Falcous a halftime advantage Wilmington 77 Greenfield 66 of 33·21. Xenia Central 58 Fairborn 48 Each learn tallie-d 13 points Concord 74 Urbana !1t. }Iarys 50 again i h the third quarter, but the Liberty Center 00 Delta 58 Falcons poured them through th~ [)eriance 58 Anthony Wayne 52 hoops in th·~ final period with 24 points to Sandyville's seven. That Ottawa IJills 66 Archbold 45 made 1t fairly comfortable for the Columbus South 77 Falcons. comillg down to the wire. Columbus Linden 68 ot Racine took its 12th straight 1 tried 60 limes h1t 18 for 30"~ 1 Falcon ace Joe Ford experi· Circleville 67 Eastmoor 46 1 v!ctory against no ddcat5 1'riday good t'noug h tu' win lots of gam~s: enced some troublfl i n the fint Hilliards 74 Marysville 63 m_ght on its home court aKainst In a rrserve game the little "for· ~g : three quartt'rs as hr hit only two ~10 Grande 69-42 and maintained na1lo lust to Rio re!!ervcs 42 to 2il Hcynoldsburg 88 New Albany field goal51 in that stretrh and Hllcyms 53 BeUevue 43 Its spectacular season team !~hoot· witJh Ed Chapman high [or Racme both of the'Tl came in the first lng average of sllghUy better than ::ll;'!ttin~ 12 points. Sciuto Vtdley 77 Big Wa'nut 63 quarter. HowelJer, he tossed in 10 5W.I.·. Seonng : ~ l. ~t..:·.1· s 71- Co'umhu-; \cademy 61 points in that final quartf'"r spurt The Tornadoes, who wilJ be Ratine: Graham 5·tl·6 16; Sal- :--.;c w Lexin~•on fl5 Junction City 59 to end up with 14 points behind !!lassed with the nationally fr.m · Clark's 16. ous WaterJr,o Wonrlf!rs of Z.'\ years ser 4 :'i·9 13; Arlams 0 6·7 6; Wolfe .\1arion-Yra nklin 68 ihmilton Town. o ;hi p 64 ~Jerry Arnold had 13 points and 7 0·1 :4; Hirrh tl •H 16: Powell ago if they maintain thi s lleld goal Roscoe Sprouse followed with 12 at·curacy, were ncvrr ln real 2 0·0 4, ~1clhd c 0 1}0 0; Chapman Cleve land John Marshall 66 Cleveland Rhodes 44 to .:ive the Falcons four men in trouble. With the score tted at 14· U 0·0 0 . To~al~ 24 21 ·27 69. Lakewood 78 Shnw 46 R1o Cranrlc. Crothers 1 0·0 2; lhe double scoring figures. 14 at the end o{ the fir st quarter, In the prf'liminary game the however, fans had be~o:an to won - Guthrie 0 0·0 0; Barber 6 3·4 l~; 0bcrlin 74 Olmsted Falls 72 Wahama Rt>serves won by a score d"er if "this IS the ni g ht the boy.~ Howard 4 3·8 ll; CAtn 5 ()..2 10; Madison 63 Chardon 52 Reere 2 0..0 4: radl'iy 0 0.0 0. To- l.eneva Spt•necr 60 Perry 29 fold up." o£ 23·19 ovu th~ S,ndy-ville Ref a!~ 18 ti·U 42. Cleveland Easi ~0 It wasn't. COI..LEGE BASKETBALL VJ.CtOI'Y Agai'nst Canadian League cons wtth 9 points, The box ::-core : WAHAMII. . Oliver, f, 24(1.4.; Young, f , O·O·H); Lieving, f, o-2-21 2; Arnold , f, 6-1 ·3·13; Sprouse, f, 4-4-5-12; Ford, c, 6-2-4·14; Fogle1 .!long, c, 0-()..t).Q; R. Roush, r:, 4..().(). 8; Clark , g. 7-1-4-15; G. Roush, g, 0-0-0-0: Lay1.e, g, l·Q.0.2, Totals, 3(}..10-19-70. Gll.~IORE : Smith, f, 11·1·5-23; Moor~ . f , 0.1 ·3·1; Emerick, f, l.Q-22; Burke, c, 2-2·2-8; Brown, g, o0-D..fl; Rake, g, 3-3-6-9; Totals, 17· 7·UH1. Scoring by quarters: Wahama 21 12 13 24 70 Gilmore 9 12 13 7 U Officials : West and Pratt I High School Basketball Dally S.ntlnel. Pltmeroy·ldlddloport, 0 , Jan. 19, 1851-8 THE SMITH FAMII.Y a, MR. AND IIJIBS.&Mlm will be held today for Gene Melady, 84 , who served as captain of Notre Dame's first football team in 1887. He died Wednesday. MUD AND SNOW GRIP KELLY SALE Continues Thru Jan. 20·26 Stock On Hand Only I Cle\•eland John A<"iams 39 Cleve!anrt Sl. Ignatius 98 Cleveland Uncoln 55 Columbus North 92 Columbus West 55 Marion-Harding H2 Sandusky 39 Newark St. Francis 76 Rosary 52 Mifflin 59 Dublin f6 Worthington 66 London 57 Columbus University School 59 Waterson 30 wtll t>ealn It, annbal meeting in m. , Jtarri11onvllle cagen jumped In· PhJiadelphia Jan . 31 lt JO to a nut qu llrter lead and held EST, wil.b cornpMUon o( \At> draft It all th(' 'fUy for a clollt' 88-S~ vic- Ol col~~~~ playu,~ tM UtJ1 ordf'r tory Frida)! nJahl Qver Shade at ol h1ulllnrlli. Uarrison\' iltr ,.ltb Kenny WIIIJ!lw ~ 4SkS. TtTLf SHOT guurd ~f't\ing '\1 pQints fur ~'Otin)! hOIIUtli. I 'J.1·: \' Jo:LAi-:0 UP - Third-ranied {'Oiil.eftdtot !J11lpb '•1i(t>r" JOh(' 8 (,Ju.arlt-t srot.t:s wt•r1·: llarrisormlle 10 :16 48 6fl da mo•hl rur a makb w1th new Shude 8 20 39 Mo nai«&IQtijj:ht eLamplon Gene F\111• In a r('.u •rvc game Shad(' re- .mer today on the 11trength of a seni.'S beat th<l!. llUle &ipi.Ds 49 11ound bul !lt'ientlric thrashing be haJided lfardy " Bazook.a" Small· to 2.1. Scoring:. llarrisonvil le: Birr:h· wood Friday night in thE'it' ttltfield 1·1 -3; B. William» 4-l-9-; Ger· vised bout. gan 3·5-11: NormP.n 1-0-2: K . William s 1~ · 13 · 43. WRIGLEY HONOIEO Shade : Elswick 8.0· 12: Fletcher NEw YORK UP - Ptlili.p K.. 0·3·3; Cwinn 0·1·1; Hanning 3-1·7 ; Wrigley , president of the Cbicago Flanderfi. 3-3-9; Rutb 1-3-5; Y.£· Cubs, today , w.u &eJJ:CIM to r~ Grath 4"2·lfl; Swendell 3·0·6.; Er·l teiye the 1957 William J . SJoo;:um win 2..()..f; Jeffers 3·0-6. award for ·' lona end m~riturious SCl.vit:e" lo ~!'>;all. Myers Aiming To Build Iowa Into EX-CAPTAIN DIES OMA.HJ\, Neb. UP - ServiceJ Tornadoes Stretch String T;12 In Win Over Rio Grande Cagers •'riday 69-42 Rut It w••n't ·' ·· Th,c Torn.o do ha•.. maintainE'd a M' ' , II ing on•• ,10 , ·4.1a;prhage, 8 PP '" wn o . '. t rce week~ ago Makin ·t t. ·k . h • · : ..~ 1 w "" 11 a couple 0f 53 s later. llow long n1 n tl kcc ·• up·' • · Fans hl"!re arr· (jUietly crossin fi ngers. hOJllll :~ it huld~ rill:ht ut> lo tournament lime, an d beyond ! - - - -- Texa ~ 77 Sou . Mt•lhud bt fi8 Hio Grande, wilh Garhr•r, lhl' ,')6. WEST bi~ c..:nter lcadmg the way , harl ScortnJ.( hy t[uarll· r.~ : Mnnl. S t. 91 CuJu. Sl 57 shot fr('quently and made a good Pomeroy 12 20 20 18 '10 Idaho fl4 On•gon 46 Midtll1•port li 16 14 12 1)6 lr!ah .':it£· 711 Bri~h~m Y(luna: 7!'j perct•ntagl' nF its point.~ In the fm;t quarter. Rio Grande tr ailed Offir1nls : Haur and K1..·K~l. "itanford 7fl Washtnl(tun 6:1 .28·22 r.t Lhe hul!, nnd looked Vl'ry J • mudl in !hll game yet. Thl"! Tor. nadocs had simply r~fused to ~et f'Xrilt'd in the first half, had 11hot only OCC85Slonally, just enough to :stay out in front. In tl1e third quart('r the Tor. By United Preu Jllldoes woke Up from their slrep, EAST which p06Mbly had been cau~cd by Columbia 10::1 ( 'urut•ll 711 DJ:<:TROJ1• ur Tl a natural letdown followlnJ: a 1e 0 clrolt · · f · l>rm ccton 61 UHtmo lllh ~0 :ot !.ion.~ ani! tht! Nauonal f'ootball sllrrlng Ind orlunate wan ~vf'r ~ton lll1ll 66 Temple ~9 League won .1 major battle ~'rida Pomf'roy 60-59 onl~ Tuesday mght. Holy Cross Bl t"olgatc 73 with canadian pmf . f Y They stretched their lead method!· 1 4& 29 d esstona oot· , 1 away SOUTH ball when a three-man Ontario Su· ~a 11 Y 1o .an won gong Will . &: Mary 72 V!rylnia Poly 70 preme Court ruled quarterback 1n the fourth quarter. . Wa11h . & IA""e 8-1 f:t•n. Wallh. :17 Tom Dubiin 11 k!'s contruct with De· Four Ric~nc players hi~ . 10 the Tulane 66 LoUisiana St. 64 troit was nlid when Dublinskl d~uble scormg column, wuth Bob Au~tin !'cay 78 Lincoln Mem . U. 70 jumped ttl Toronta BLrch, speedy guard and Doug MIOWIST The court ruling orrlcred Dub- eraha~ C'llch getting 16 points. lin ski to 1, 11 v the u $6 900 . Carl "- olfe, the shot artist, had 14 Cinui. 90 [!lst . Ky. State 82 SOUTHWEST damages as "wtdl lUI t~~sleg~l coslt~ while _Ronnie Salser &ot 13. Garbt'r incurred bJ the LiOn!! in the trial led RIO with 10 and Howard bad and the appeal. 11. , A measur<' of the atcam gencr· ated by Racine i8 teen in the fact GAME POSPONIO th11t Racine playen did not have The buketball gam(' between a pr.rsunalfuul called against them Portland Grade School and Rut· in the entire first half, and only land Junior lli&h School 8Cheduled two in the tblrd quarter. Moving for Saturday night)laa been chang. faster in the fin1l quarter, six ed to MnndllY night, Jun. 21 , be. were assessed aealns.t them . rllusr. 0 f road conditions school The Tornadoca shot but 47 times, officials announced today. bit 24 for a 51% average. Rio w· M . LIODS JU aJOr Wahama Falcons Get 8th Win In II Ca s ge tarts F•'"'•'d 110 c./IA,t/PI0/1 on Friday n1ght wi:h a 70-Mi Wtn jump ()n lh 1·1r vt~ · tor ~ ;~nd wPre over tht> Mh1r1Jepor1 Yellow Jack- I brPakllll': duwn the flour fast. eta in a game plilyt'd on the fume- 1 Griidu~lly, the}' beg ;m l11 pull uway ' T())' floor. and held an t>ighl pomt lead at 1 the end of the thtrd quarlcr 52- A smooth worlrJna atlack that H. saw aJI five of lhe Pant~r start· lt wu in tne lht~d quarter , too, er5 bit in t!le double column in that Bowles rommitted hu fourth acoring brought lhe Pomeroy Learn personal foul and was taken from its fifth league victory ol lhe the g11 me ro~ a br1ef rest. He reseason. For lhe eomplete ~ason , 1t turned at the start or the final waa the Panthers' sevf'nth Win. period and lasted most of the They have dropped three, t~~o·o in periOd before louhng out. He talthe league. lied only one field goal in that Middleport kept pace with. the foW"th quart•·r. Panther& through the first hall As has bet'n the case in several and mMt of the third quarter of their ball games this season, chiefly through the effort• of Jim the Panthers wrote the complete Bowlea, who hit th.e nell with un- story of the game at the foul line canny ,tc·CIU'aCy "lll he lOlled in 11 where they dumped in a very ahots out of 19 taken throughout !!:Ood 20 sholA out o{ 26 taken. the ball aame. Each team had 25 field goals. Actually, the Middleport team Junior Kennedy turned in a good outahot the Pomeroy five percentgame for the Middleport team age wile fr:>m the noor Ill they with 16 poil'ts, but not another Yellow Jacket was able to hit 10 hit 25 of 89 shota while the Panthers were getting their 25 buck· or more poinls. ets on 71 shots. For the w1nning Pomeroy (lve . With the exception of two or S. T. Johnson again topped the three deff'nsive lapses, Junior acorer5 with 19 points. John Sut50n had 16 while Aaron Buffing. Hawthorne turned ; n his best ball ton and Jumor Hawthorne each game of th(' season as he tallied bad 12 and Larry Wildermuth tl. 12 points anrl gut his share of re· The gamE' th.roughuut the hrst bound::.. In la ~t thr whole Pomchalf wu nip and tuck w1lh th(' roy team , altiJough not turning in Pantht'rs flnMlly taking the lead their top effort of the season, for good, with the excl'ptlOn of work('d smuulh!y as a unit. Sisson turn1·d in his best perone brief moment in the second formance s1 1We th e LO!l<~n t;ame half, on 1 field goal by John Sis· as hi~ one-hand Jump shot wa11 son that maoie it :n-20. The Pomeroy team h"ld an edge until h<~lf· once a.~ ain tmfli nt; the range: Lar· tjme whe n they had a. 32·30 ad- ry Wildermuth played his usual steady and dependable game while vantage . Johnson and Burrington '.vere Pomeroy started the becond half great with thd r onc·two scoring as if th~.!y would pull away when pun<'h. six ~t r ;1i~hl points gave them a 36· Bowlcs or \-lu.ldlf'port wall !he 30 lead but the Middleport Learn fellow who hucl the crowd gasqmg camr lmrlt quickly and tied it up w1lh Ill~ ~ h o11lm~ evrn though_be on two free throws by Buwle~; at was l1m1tod w1th h1s maneuvermg :16 all. after g('ttlng four roula. Larry Wilrlcrmuth'l one hand The box • :-:core: 1 jump shut ~-:ave the lead b<lek to POMF.HOY : Hawthorne, . 4-4·6· the: l'an1hf'fs at 38-311 and thl'y 12: W1ldermuth , r, ;j ~ - li · ll ; John· . . · . f · wt·re ucv1 ~ r h(:adctl thr rcsl uf tht• son, l, 7 5·ti· 19. Du f111gton, g, 5· 2 2· 12, :-iisso11, g, li HH6; East· utan () ·0 ·0·0 . L:u tt I)(·t· ' (). 0 • 0• 0 : A rn· ultl n"u U-0; Tut:~olii, 2~"20· 26-70. M!UllU~J>fJHT : McCmnas, f, 1· 0·0·2, Kennl·1t y, f, 6+6·111 ; -Bowles, L". 11 ·2·3·24; !Hnrly. i,:, 1-0-2-2; Whit· latc h, g :i·U· H.i, Kellt•y , r, 2·0-1·4; Kit chen, f . 1·0·0·2, Totuls, 25-6-13· Urbana 71 Delaware 45 P1qua 83 GreenviUe 64 Col umbus -l :ast 84 Columbus Aquinas 62 Bexlel ~ Grandview 59 ot Plain City Jonlllban Alder 73 NEW YEAR, NEW KING • ByAian Mov• Btll -Comml• baa ennouncrd Wholesale Prices I Get $4 Trade·in on old bat· tery for new Sunoco Battery 0 Pomeroy Sunoco Station W. 1\Ja~n St. Pomeroy !;'~:;••~·~·~Lt~·~rr~y~~~~·n~q~l~e~~~t~h;c~Fa~l·~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -- -~ ~ By HAROLD GJI,\Y ! '("SEE 'Mo:ltCJST RU.. "Tl-1 " COOSII'fS. WE GOT "'EM A..Jo40ST EVER~ ~ SI-'E."B ll!lillm''IOJ HE!'i!E FOit A F&l OAot"S:- 0. '<".~ ~ By United Pr••• Dayton Dunh;1r 70 f''airv1ew 47 Dayton K1ser 54 [)a ~·to n Stivers 51 Middletown 83 Luna 55 Troy 63 Jt'airmont 55 Jeffcr~on 68 Philllpshurg 65 Mrnrlon H7 Marion 54 Hillsboro 61 Washtngton C H. 57 Xenia East 57 Spring Valley 54 Deoatur-Washington C.H. 63 Wayne 58 Germantown 48 Ironton St. Joe 57 Tipp City 45 Oakwood 41 Groveport 65 "Whitehall 48 Newton 71 Brown 67 Lorian 81 Fremont Roas 60 Franklin 85 Northridge 71 Zanesvllle 63 Marietta 54 Dixie 83 c~nterville 56 Newart 64 Dover 42 Versailles 82 Covington 67 Corning 103 New StralghU~villc 54 Bellefontaine 64 Lima Shawnee 07 Glenford 65 McLuney 57 SPOILED THE WOULD YOU GIVE UP THREE MINUTES TO SAVE YOUR CHILD'S LIFE? BE SVRE WITH PVRE THE MOST IMPORTANT All a driver ean gain on an avera~ trip - by speeding, by passing lighlo, by igooring stop·sian•-"· thru minutes I "STOP SIGN" IN ...., PNvMt Tnfflt ....... nUT- Drlve safely arul courteau!Jy younelf. Obwve !pod Jlmlu IOd wuoinc·lipa. Wllln .......... . . , , ..... .,DOWN! POMEROY SPECIALS IICCNID- Jnsist oa atrict enfmoaneot of aU tnffic.laws. Traffic RJulations work fw you, DOt apia11 you. When TIRES trdk Ina anliridb' ..ron:t~~~,-.... .. DOWNI WHERE TRAFFIC lAWS ARE OBfY£0 LANKY PLANKY i1 .._ oqpyrl1h~G tnd•m•rk •waNed onrW' tO lumber and lultdln• Supply o.. ler• of ul\o ttuntloMiale "*ll•blllty •nd lnMt~rlty. eLANKY PLANKY is not a "Jack of All Trades;• . , . but a ma&tcr of ONE! If you plan to builrl . . . repair or remodel, you·n want to visit the home of LANKY PLANKY for helpful suggestions and competent ad\•kc. OFATH S GO DOWN I ONLY ONE STOP I FOR All YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY t1 Yean Of Continuous Sen ice 'l'hone: IZ-435 l'omeroy Olds offers big-car styling, big-car power and big-car value that holds fot' top resale tomorrow. So rocket away now befo1·e your carlo&:~ ~not her day of value! KARR (;VAN ~ANDT OLDSIIIOBILE-CAVILLAC DEALER W. Main St. Pomeroy .. A-Plenty SNO-GRIP OF ALL PRICES WE B ...VE PLENTY SURE-START ~~artY•~M FOR WINTER DRIVING BATTERIES ANTI-FREEZE Web ....... . V. D.. EDWARDS ·INSURANCE OF ALL TYPES E. Zod St. Phone 35-X a ........... ,·- "" 1':>1. \TI ___ WILLIAMSON OIL Pomeroy COMPANY W. MaiD Sl. Pomeroy ( • • �Scipio Five Wins I Ovtr t-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 19, 1957 Team MUD Junior Kennedy turnfii in a good game fur the Middlt"port team with 16 potflts, but not another Yellow Jacket wu able to hit 10 or more points. For the wmning Pomeroy (lvr, S. T. JohnRon again tOJlperl the sc-orers with 19 points. John Sisson had 16 while Aaron Buffiugton and Jumor Hawthorne earh had 12 and Larr}' Wildnrnulh 11 . The game throughout the f1nt half wu nip and turk Wlth the J'anthus finally taking !hl' lead for good, with the excPpl ion of one bnd mornrr.t in the second half. on a f1eld goal by John Sisson that marlt it 21 ·20. The Pom<'roy team hf' ld an edge unLil hairtime when the)' had a 32-3U ad vantag(' . Pomemy ~ lart~Jd thf' second hal( as lf they would pull away when s1x slrai~ht poinls t,:ave them a J6· 30 lead but the ~iddlepofl team came llark qui<'kly and tied it up on two frt'e throws by Bowleii at 36 alL Larry Wilriermuth'!t one hand jump ~hot J,'ilve the lead back lu the Panthers at 3fi·3H <~nd th(•y Wt'fe tlt·~·pr he~~odcd the resl of the Colgate Coach Is New Mentor For Houston Gridders Jl(H 'STON , Tex. UP - Coarh Harold I.ah11r of Colynl1·, whu ap parently fit the bill as "lh~ man dnlnr, more with hia nlllt<'rlal thiln anyon •. else,'' wu prCJlarhlij to leavl' the N<'w York ~ehool today to IRkr ovt·r a• head coach at the UnivNslly of HO!llton . The :J8-year-o \d Lahar accertlt'd a bid from !he young but wealthy Jlouston school Friday to take over whrre Coach Bill M(wk kfl to IICt't·pt a 10-)'l'IIT, $17,000 pal'! wilb Southern MetbOOist. .t ., • GOLD IS MOTIFF NEW YORK UP _ When the Mlllrose JHhlelle Aaen. hold• u11 eolden jublltoe Indoor tuck meet at Maditon Square Garden Feb. v. &old will be the motU{ for the rl.zea, lwth told Wrlet watche11 go· ni to the wtnnera of the nrious f. AND 4SKl TJTLI SHOT average over a span of 12 cames With the exccphon ot two or as has Radne. three defensive lauses, Junior Hawthorne turned ;u ' his best ball Racine High Sehoul Principa: game of lhr~ ~ea!lun as he tallied Donald (Pizzle) Wolfe who keep~ 12 points and gut hts share of re- ~ \01tisties during gam('S was getbound~. In fatl the whole Pome- ling a bit impatient with the!>(' roy team, altlwugh not turning in >kcptics. Dtmng thr;·e reren their top effort of the sea~Jon, l'ornado g<tmcs Wolle has ha·l worked srrwo 1 hly as a unit. four other pr•oplt' 11lisintl•re~lecl Sisson lur;wd in hls best per- and 11keptlcs, too) ker~p shooting forma nee s1nre the Logiln game records. as his one-hanrl jtmlp shot was In the three game.~ Wol£e's reonce again l1nflmg lhc range: Lar· cord was only o11e shot ofL Thh ry Wildermuth played hi!! usual p_r~tty nearly disolves any skcp steady and dependable t,:ame while lJCJsm! Jotmson and Buffmgton were Racine supporl<'rli, and the team greath w1th lhctr one-two scoring itself • sort o[ woudt'''"gl . " y, h ave 1 half expected the bubhlc to burst 11 urw · Bowles or ~liddleport was !he ~· trl)mentarily. A monlh a~o. bl'fe_llow .who h!H.I the crowd gasqmg fore tnck li11g Mlrlrlleport, Bob wtlh ht~ lihu(,tlng ~ven though he llirch, ~.:reat lt.arJnl' ~u;mt. S<li.-l · was hmttml w1lh hls maneuvering ".J got 11 feeling . Thi." h the! ni~o:ht after gettlnt,: four fouls. ·.v e don't hit!" The ~ox !'Core: But it wasn't . The Tornado hao; POMEilOY : Hawthorne. f, 4-4-6· maintained a IU\o 1· W'ld• ih f .,,6 11 · J b · '""-'' avpr~gc, t;ipp ! ·•· <-, l ermu • ,., .. • on- tngonccdol'mlo4'-l·'' th ·• · · , son . c, 7-5-6-10; Huffmglon, Ill· 5- a 0 . , .' ', rce v.cek .~ 2-2· 12; susm1 . g, 11-4-6-16: East- /• · ~akJng 11 h.HJ.:_" 11h a _rouple man 0·0..0-0. Lunlw rl 0-0-0-0; Arnf .~ 311 later llnw lrm.lj: ran Jt kCUtJ old 0-0-0-0~ Total~;. 25-20-26-70. up· MJVLJU:;POil'f McCumas, f. 1· l''1:1ns here ar•• quietly crossin 0-0-2; Kennt·dy, f . 6--HS-111; Bowles, fingers , ho!Jin~ 1t hulds rt.l!:hl up c, 11 -2-3-24, llltldy , \! . 1-0-2-2; Whit- to tournt~mcnt tlme, llnd beyond! lalrh. g_ 3 ·0- l ·l.i. Kdlry , f. 2·0-1-4 ; Kilc!wn . r. t -1!·0·2, To tals, 2!Hi· L3- Texas ns~L -- ~~thoct;~~a :'Jii. WEST 1-ir(Jfllll<! hy quarltrs · Mun1 . St. 91 Colo St . 57 I'OIIlC'fOy \2 20 20 18 70 ltlahn 64 Ort•)!nn 46 Ynuni 75 Milldll·pun. 1-1 Hi It 12 :5tl ~ll11h Ste ill Bri l' h.1m "Ianford 70 Wlllihin.t:lon tl:J off!~1uh : Jlaur ;111d Kes.-.el. • win MaJ'or LlOllS COLLEGE BASKETBALL Vl'ctory Agat'nst Canad]'an League KELLY Tornadoes Stretch String T~i2 In Win Over Rio Grande Cagers Friday 69-42 Racine took its 12th straight victory against no defeats Friday n~ght on it~t~ home court against Rlo Grande 69-42 and maintained its spectacular season team "!.hooting average of elightly better than 50 r1~. The Tornadoes, who will be classed wilh the nationally famous Waterloo Wonders of 2:1 years ago if they maiutain thi~ field goal accuraey, were never ln real trouble. With the score lied at 14· 14 at the enl:l or the tirst quarter. however, fans h2d began to wonder if "this IS the ni~::ht the bo.ys fold up." It wasn't Hio r.ranrle, with Garb,•r, the bi!!: renter leading the way, had shut frequently and made a good percentage nf its pointl'l In th(' hr~t~t quarlcr. Rio Grande trailed 28-22 ;.t lhe half, and looked very 'much in Lhe game yet. The TorI nadoe8 had simply refused lo get exrited in the lint half, had !!hot , tried liO tim~s. h1t 18 tor 30 ~ :, good enough tu w1n lots of game11 In 11 resene game the little Tor: nado bst to Rio re9erves 42 tG 26 witih Ed Chi'lpman high for Racine g:etlin!l 12 points. . Scormg: Rarine: Graham 5-6-6 •-;;;••;;;n;;;'';;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~SOU~~T~H~W~I~I~T;;;;;:;;;;;;;;.;'" ,\ incurred rlRmH.II.I)Il as wt"!J aa the leg~ co1 1~ I by the Lionll in tho truJ and the appeal. f O.AMI POSPONID The basketball Jllmll' between l'orlhtnd Grade School and Rutland Junior lli&h School scheduled lor Saturday nlght)laa been changed to Monday uight, .Jan. 21, beCIIW!c of road conditions school oHiciuls announced today. '" '' .,-, ' ,J' while _Ronnie Saleer &ot 13. Garbt•r led RIO with IIi and Heward had 11. , A rneasurr of the atcsm gcncr· altd by Jlacine Ia seon in the fact that Racine player~ did not have a pt'.r&onal (Qui called •aalnst them In the cnlire first half, and only two in the third qu•rter. Moving raster in tbe liaal quarter , six were nssesSI!d againet tbem . The Tornadoea sbot but 47 tim<'3, bit 24 for a 51% .verage . llio Continues Thru Jan. 20-26 Sloek On Hand Only Wholesale Prices 18; Sal- 2 0-0 4; .\lrDarle 0 0-0 0: Chapman 0 0·0 0 : TolJl!! 24 21 -27 60. Hio Grande: Crothers 1 0·0 2; Guthrie 0 0-0 0; Barber 6 3-4 Hi; Howard 4 3 8 ll; Cain 5 0-2 LO; Reece 2 0-0 4; Faddy 0 0-0 0. To- F. ~OIQ .ICUPEUT&S: NEW Y01Ut'l1P - Wh)tey Ford ~w. Y"rlr. Van~ Jel~·hander is 5 2 re-cupf.raling , . frotn an attack o( 3 mUMps at 3 S his th~e_e ~hjldreft. '1 h~ Lon~~: Islahd hoMe ~--r. ccntqctlnJil \he disuse . (rum m· c~ -~ · LT 1/0.tE , on~ . ...:. A poll .~,;._ ~naJtrs . sNoWed. A 3 C'lerk 600.00 A 4 Treuur<'r 276.00 A 5 Solicitor 500 .00 A 6 Bld,a. lmprovemenls 2,000.fl0 A 7 Public Emplayees Retirement System 300.00 A 8 Upl Advertising ZMI.OO A 9 Oftlce Sec'y ,2.080.00 A 10 Re.• ~<nd-fo• poym < of :Parkin, l?t bonds 4.100.00 11 UtiUhe\. 2.000.00 of _12 a 13 Notes & Int. OCflce Exp. ·mt,ttiri.fy tav,t"l~wel-iili ·the voting 14 ace ttl, If. :A 14;Yt<t>014 .foutl..ter 15 1 .OM.OO 350.00 DlUilp Re.nt 600.00 rits'il'l.nces 1200 00 !ll4•. '1t•~-.:er• Q.lldJ abou~ t.hetr Total General Fund 111'.614.00 g(l_vergRUiftl. iQ.-· sc~ool aod btt~ ~- 3. That there be appropriter infomled lbo\it' elections than a_~d [tQm t~e GENERAL FUND meat,: &l'~wn•api.',' , · for OONTJN(,.£NCIES for purposes not otherwi"e provided for: to be e.xpended In aetordance wtlh the provisions oi Section 5708.40 R. C. the sum of $..1lj()().00 Sec. 4. That there be transferred h;~ the GfiNE-RAL F'UND to the ~ Ft1ND tht sum of $23,860.00 '(if revenues from sources !>ther.than t~xes are to be depos1ted m the Safely, Servic(>, etc .. Fund~ as heretofore, an Ordinan\·r to thJs effect must be passed hy €o,Uneil, Sec. 1§706.12 R. C.); and that, theril' te appropriated from aaJ-IlSAFETY fQND the followinl,l : SAFETY FUND D 1 Marshall $3.300.00 .'8 2 Polic~ 8.700.00 8 3 First Ajd 500.00 B 4 Other Police Ex:p. 4 000 00 lf 5 F'i:re Chief-Salary ':loo:oo B 6 Jo'iremen 75000 8 1 c;,;,;,n D•'"'" 250 oo B 8 Other Fire Dept. Exp. 2·500 -00 * •od tals 18 6·14 42. rrom tile GENEiiM.FUND to the. CEM!ETERY FUND the sum or ,$j!.&a,f).Oo; and thit there be up· High School Basketball B! MR . AND MRS. Sllft'll s.ctton 1. Be It Or.t.lai.nod b) II ~<· t·rhuu~ ,-~ ro lht- g,:.: S.cvro i".:l> lt h ·l IDI~lew~1i!Jbt .ctrampl.on Gene F\tll· CouncU oJ Vtllage of Poml'roy , L" lll't• _ ~ Tht• dL'tNmmcd 35-ycar-o ~ mt!; - ~~ today 011. the .lltrength ot a Stale of Ohio, 1'ha1. to provide for sou~d but srientlrit' thrashinK ~­ tbe current exp.enset and othL·r tor . who w.~ s .as.s1sta.pt~ ~ ~UU handt~ Hard)· "Bt:r:oo\..1" Small· e'Ependiturtoa of tbe said Village /II:! lid I 'nar h Rl'd .. &a.~.. ~Bl WGOd Friday nlxht iil their LeJe- Of Pomeroy durin1 thf' fiscal year s~·a~on , \'owed to !n1Ua.tl i;'J~ng vlsed bout. endlng December 31st, 1957 . the r htu!dm g pro,:>_ram·· _at J~J; State following IUms be and they Ul'e ~ ~~-~~-{'- f~O~~O~~ ,·~:__ l WRIGLEY llONOitiD hereb)' aet !)Aide and appropriated 'fulal Strct!l constructioo, MainNilW YO~K UP - Phtllp K. as follows, vl:t: I temm<.'t• and }{pr. Fund 27.924 00 Wrigley, president of ~he Cbi.cago Sec. 2. That there be appropri- ! Sec . 10. 'rhat ther~ be appropri· Cuba, today , ~.aa 8e~LM to re· alf•d from the GENEII.AL FUND : 11 ted rrom the GENERAL BOND ecWe. the 19!i7 William J. SID<:um A. G!!!:NIRAL FUND KF.TIHEMF.NT FUND: aw8rd for ''long 111nd me-ritorious A 1 C'ounril $ 288.00 GENERAL BOND R&TtRE· sexviee." to. ~~;a.ll. A 2 M1,yor 960.00 1 MINT FUND B 10 Hydrant Rent 3.300.00 200.00 B, 11 .Bonds B 12 Police Pension Fund 1.600.00 Total Safoty Fund 25.400.00 _SE~VICI FUND Street Ligh~mg c , $5.500.00 1 P"y.~t of oJ~ Wat. r bll 1.500.00 ~ment ohl l1ght bill 1.000.00 Tol.{l.l Service Fund 8,000.00 Sec. 9-.. TW t~re be transfer- ser 4 5·!J 13, Adams 0 6-7 6; Wol£e 7 0-1 :4; Rirch 6 4--4 18: Powell By Unlt•d Press Dayton !Junhllr 70 Fairview 47 Daytnn Kisl'r M Dayton Slivers :n Middletown 83 Lima li5 only """i""'"Y· stay out in front. just enough to Troy 63 Fairmont 55 "1 In the third quartt'r the Tor- Jefferson 68 Phillipsburg 65 By Unlted Prell lla!~Ot'S woke up from their sleep, Mendon 67 lotarion 54 EAST which po.sstbly had been caused by Xenia East 57 Spring Valley M Wayne M Germantown 48 Columbia 103 ('onu•\1 70 DETROIT UP 1'! 0 1 1 a natural letdown following a 61 flnrt tno•lh .. n :ot le c ro t ,, · ,,·,ng and fo•t na•t Tipp Cit)' 4li Oakwood 41 l'r i''"''lon ~ 'N Lions and the National F'ootba\1 s U "' w ll ~vf'r Newton 71 Brown 67 Seton Hall 66 Temple ~9 League won :1 major battle •'rida Pomeroy 60-'9 onl~ Tuesday ntgh~. Holy Cross Dl f'ol,llate 73 with Canadian professional foo~ ~hey stretched their lead methodl· Franklin 83 Northridge 71 1 SOUTH ball when a threc·man Ontario Su- ~ally to 46-29 and won going away Dixie 83 Centerville 56 Versailles 82 Covington 67 Will & Mary 72 Virginia Poly 70 promc Court ruled quHrlerback m !he fourth quarter. . Wa11h . & Lee M Gt·o. Wash. 57 Tom Duhlinski'll eonlract with DeJour Racine players hl~ .m the Betlefontalne 64 Lima ShaWlllee 37 Tulane 66 Lout11iana St. 64trolt wfts vJiid when DubJinski .-l~uble scoring column, wuth Hob Au,tin l'e.ay 78 Lincnln Mcm. U. 70 jumped tr: Toronto. DLrch, speedy guilrd and Doug MIDWEST The court rulln ord d 0 b- Gnharn e'leh getting 16 polnU. ('Ind. 00 E~tat. Ky. Stahl 82 linskl to pay the ttons c~ 05o11 - Carl Wolfe, the shot artist, had 14 1 Xenia Central 58 Fairborn 48 Concord 74 Urba11a St. ~hrys 50 Liberty Center 60 Delta 58 Defiance 56 Anthony Wayne Ottawa Hilb 66 Archbold ~ Columbu!'i South 77 Columbus Linden 68 ot Circleville 67 Eastmnor 46 1 Hilliards 74 Marysville 63 l<cynoldsburg 88 New Albany Bueyrus :13 Bellevue 43 DAILY Rt>dc 111 ptlon of Bomt~ 4.001100 l llltt>r<.•~>.l on· Bonds l.-440 DO Total Gen. Bond Ret. Fund !i,440.00 GRAND TOTAL ApPROPJUA · TlONS $00,728.00 S('e. 2. And the Village Clerk is ht:rl.'by authurized lo drp~ !;is wamnts Q.the.r ~~~ Deoatur-Washington C.H. 63 Ironton St. Joe 57 Groveport 43& 'Wbltehall 48 Lorl•n 81 Fremont Rota 60 Zanesville 63 Marietta 54 New1rk 64 Dover 42 Cornlng 103 New Straigh~ville M Glenford 03 MeLuney ~7 .t9Win8: L. S:rR.IIT. MAIN:TENANCI . '.~1ft• AND .l tiPAII FUND Employes Materials St. Repairs 'll'~·~ l(nple:rnents ,etc. o\ llttA!J"est MiicellaheOUs WOULD YOU GIVE UP THREE MINUTES TO SAVE YOUR LIFE? l'~ruk;.Eme. ~·:.___ THE MOST IMPORTANT "STOP SIGN" tN I The annual meeting of the lilockholdcrs or the Mei.r;:s Grocery Comp<~nY. ~iddleport. Ohio \1 ill hl' held Munday evening Jan. 281.lJ. ~I !1:00 o'clot'k at the office of the Com~1any, to elect a Board of Oi rect_ors and to transael ~uch oti_JC'r I busmess liS may couw before 11 HOMER E COOK President (1) I2 !9 26, 3t~ ' ' ' - - - -- - till F DOWN I IICOIID-lnsi~t 00 Leaol NOtice 1 13,000.00 4,000 .00 6,500.00 1,500.00 1,22..00 !)00.00 $11,000.00; 3nl Bond to bt' retired Utrce years from date of issuance, amount $5,000.00; 4th Bond to be retired four years from <late of iss.uance, amount $5,000.00; lnler· est rate not to exct'ed 6', per annum. Interest payable annually. Bids will he r~eeived 81ly time prior to 12 o'clock noon February 2. 1957. Sale of •Bonds will be helrl at 11:00 A. M. February 4, 1957 at the office of the Meigi County Commisliioners. Court Hous£'. Porneroy, Ohio. ............ .....,..,...... aoDOWNI _ WHERE l RAFFIC LAWS ARE OBEYED Df ATH S GO 1.2oo.oo 1tn 12. 19. 2_a._lt<_ _ SNO-GRIP BATTERIES FOR WINTER DRIVING WE BtlVE PLENTY OOWN! SURE-START ..... rt ,_ lMII .,..' ANTI-FREEZE ". w.tr~ · THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY tl Years of Cootlnuous Service 'lhoae: 8%-435 TIRES A-Plenty OF ALL PRICES l'omeroy OLDSIIIOIIILI-CAVILLAC DEALIR W. Moin St. Pomeroy • V. D.. EDWARDS INSURANCE OF ALL TYPES E. 2nd Sl. Pboae 85·X A .............. ........... -~· \TI \QI Pomeroy WILLIAMSON OIL COMPANY W. Mala Sl. Pomeroy 1 U . SPOILED THE MEIGS COUN'I'Y CO III\IIS· SIONERS. Dean Barnitz. Clerk ..,..., __ ______ __________.___. By HAROLD Clii,\Y Ll strict eat~ of all ttaftk: Jaws. Trafti:: rccuJation! """'fiN you. not apiDsl you. - KARR 6' VAN %ANDT .. - warolnc·lipL--- .. .,._.1 .. Olds offers blg·car styling, big-car power and big-car value that holds (or lop resale lomorrow. So rocket away now befol·e your car loses ~not her day of vaJuel UAIN. Legal Notice POMEROY SPECIALS nHT - Dri,. ..rdy IDd "'""'"o"'IJ FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS IIODY&UT ALSO TOTH& for payments from any of~ lire- . going appropriation~ 'U civing proper cel'tiricateli ·, a ~ ouch· crs therefor. appro ' . • f board Or oflicers au d by· law to approve the · Saiii:Aie-.r ,1'.· · ordinance or iesolution of -cou ~ to n'lake the e\penclitul-e!t:Pr ~ ed that no warrnn~ ~~!! ' ~~r or paid for satarH!S or es . xcept to persons em .' ye'd '! autboritv of ·and in acc.ordancc with Ja~ or ordinance. Provided furtlwr that the appropriation for contingcnri~s ..:an only be expended ttpon ap.pcal of lwo-thirds vote o[ Council ror items of expense cunslituUug a legal ob1\galion 1against th.e village, and for pur· poses other than those covered by ! the other specific appropriations h(•rein made. Sc('. 21: This ordinance shall take effect .-11 the earliest period allowed by law. Pass(•d Ja11. 7. 1(}57. E li'. ROBINSON President of Council A'J"''F.ST: Charles W. Legar Clerk uf Council OJ 12. 19. 2tc - - - -- - ., .. All a driver can pin on Ill avera~ younotr. otocNo "!""'d !imill ...t ONLY ONE STOP TOTHE A!llle "'"" . on the Vil!ag~r··• BE SURE WITH PURE thret minutu I • NOT OIU.• I 200.00 date of issuance, amount $5,0110.00; Spt.em 600.00 TQtal Cemetery Fund 6,880.00 Sec. 10 Tbat there be appropri·ja.~·- frOm tbe STREET CON· 'S:TKUCTION. MAINTENANCE and ~ ~J\18. ~N-D (Motor Vehicle and· Gasoline Tax Funds) the fot- Hilbboro 61 Washington C.H. 57 __,__... eLANKY PLANKY is nola "'Jack of All Trades,"' ... bul a master of ONE! If you plan to build . . . repair or remodel. you'll wanllo vbillhe home of LANKY rLANKY for helpful suggestions and competent advice. M9SHaOOMS ,.LaQds. and Buildings 1,000.00 2nd Bond to he retin! two year!! Pul;tUc Employees Retirement from date of illsuan<·e, amount Iigbts, by isnorins olop·oi&n•-"' 4UMtl•ner.l• rell•billty tnd Integrity. OP MIIID ' pr.opriated from said CEM.ET·E R\' The Meigs County Commis-,iunt'rs FUND the fo,llqwine: will receive bids for saiC' of County D. CEMITIRY FUND Bonds in amounl of $20.0UU tiO lo · s~oy.ea $4,500.00 be issued Ft'brua.ry 4lh. 1957: Jst ~~ and Equipment 500.110 •Bond to be rPtil'ed onl' Yt•ar fl'am lrip-by speeding, by passing LANKY PLANKY It • copyrtthted tredemerk •w•rd•d only to lumber IIWI lul\dlntJ Supply D.. l•r• of un• P'omoroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 19, 19~7--8 (·l~mo•·~:d . for a mnkh With Dew 2 Wabama 70, S.~lb'viUe 41 Racine 69, Rio Grande 42 Pt. Pleasant 59, Barbourt¥ille 68 SNOW GRIP ~•ntinol . Appro Currt>ut F.xpt·n~•·, Lo~ A:->(;t-:U:s l LP ~ Jun ~1 r· and other ExpendHutt'.!l u( llw I " ~'~. IW \\ h ~,·ad fo tol ha ll cout·h fut Villlliit' Of POIO('fO)' , SL&It• or Ohio . !uw;, Sl:llt• ( , , ! lt·~ l', IIDid tojll') lw S 2 1 Ollly Myers Atming To Build Iowa Into Rig 7 Leader . l 'I .rVF.LAil/0 UP- Third-ranked during \be f'llt'lll )'IP8f f<fid/11~ 0o• ~ li u pi'~ \U JllU tdd \hf" dcft:O\ rtd dt•!J 1 ~do n· ·~ 1ul u unt' of tb~ J.lu'.l. ''onu~r '"'lph ··Til!l'r" Ji)ne!l Ct"mber 3ltt. 11'67. Won Lo.. 6 I . MIDDLEPOII,T 1 6 J•ol<,.n 1 '4 AREA R'I&U~ T~ L~St ~~~ PomeroY 70 Mi4di~Oi:t, 56Nelsonvill~ 91. Loilan M - · Alnens 114, \ll.l!lllot> 81Jaekson 501O.llipolls 51 o•o!NANe• No. 313 ANNUAL A..-:ONtAltON An ordi::;~::~~~~~ake SEO~ I.TANI?ING~ 4 1 PhJ!adelphi.:t. Jan. 31 at 10 a, m , ES-T, with comp&etioa ol !At> draft o.C colle.u p.1.a)ua tAe firll ordPr ul hulllntl'l¥. prl~tlon!l tor a W•llston Gallipolis l,.eajlue wilt' bej'in lt1 annaar m~ting m HIU'fi~onnllf Wilb lenny William~ guurd gettl~Ut: ~ PQint-11 for ""'-orin~ houots. Qua.rtt-r M"or.t:!l w~·l'4· : 10 36 46 G8 I Iarrison \' i ll~ ·20 39 M Shade In ll resC'rvc game Shade re· SNVI:'I beat the liUle Scipi,ps. tQ to 23. Scoring , Harrl~>on\'\lle: Birchfield 1-1·3; B. Willilnt8 4-1+, Gergan 3-5--11: Ncrman 1-G-2: X. Williams 15-13-43. Shade: El11wlck 6-().12; Flet£ber 0.3·3; Gwinn 0.1-1; Hanning 3-l-7; FJariders S-3-lil; Ruth 1·3-!i; lkGralb 4:-2·10; SwendeU :J.0-6; Er· win 2.0-f ; Jeffers 3-0-6. t · Legal Notice tOMI'\.nl OIIAPT LUI. Lbe -N,dql'll• ""eqtkll H11rl'iROnvJ\Ie u.gers jumped in · to a nrsl quarter lll'ad and held it all tht' Wa)' tor 11 eloM" 68-tlrt vk-· tory Ftld~ llllht Qver Sbade nl Nel~anvitle POMEROY A thefts Lateen WI~L Pll.ILADELPHJA UP -Commitioner Bert Bell h11 announeed -- �Scipio Five Wins I Ovtr t-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 19, 1957 Team MUD Junior Kennedy turnfii in a good game fur the Middlt"port team with 16 potflts, but not another Yellow Jacket wu able to hit 10 or more points. For the wmning Pomeroy (lvr, S. T. JohnRon again tOJlperl the sc-orers with 19 points. John Sisson had 16 while Aaron Buffiugton and Jumor Hawthorne earh had 12 and Larr}' Wildnrnulh 11 . The game throughout the f1nt half wu nip and turk Wlth the J'anthus finally taking !hl' lead for good, with the excPpl ion of one bnd mornrr.t in the second half. on a f1eld goal by John Sisson that marlt it 21 ·20. The Pom<'roy team hf' ld an edge unLil hairtime when the)' had a 32-3U ad vantag(' . Pomemy ~ lart~Jd thf' second hal( as lf they would pull away when s1x slrai~ht poinls t,:ave them a J6· 30 lead but the ~iddlepofl team came llark qui<'kly and tied it up on two frt'e throws by Bowleii at 36 alL Larry Wilriermuth'!t one hand jump ~hot J,'ilve the lead back lu the Panthers at 3fi·3H <~nd th(•y Wt'fe tlt·~·pr he~~odcd the resl of the Colgate Coach Is New Mentor For Houston Gridders Jl(H 'STON , Tex. UP - Coarh Harold I.ah11r of Colynl1·, whu ap parently fit the bill as "lh~ man dnlnr, more with hia nlllt<'rlal thiln anyon •. else,'' wu prCJlarhlij to leavl' the N<'w York ~ehool today to IRkr ovt·r a• head coach at the UnivNslly of HO!llton . The :J8-year-o \d Lahar accertlt'd a bid from !he young but wealthy Jlouston school Friday to take over whrre Coach Bill M(wk kfl to IICt't·pt a 10-)'l'IIT, $17,000 pal'! wilb Southern MetbOOist. .t ., • GOLD IS MOTIFF NEW YORK UP _ When the Mlllrose JHhlelle Aaen. hold• u11 eolden jublltoe Indoor tuck meet at Maditon Square Garden Feb. v. &old will be the motU{ for the rl.zea, lwth told Wrlet watche11 go· ni to the wtnnera of the nrious f. AND 4SKl TJTLI SHOT average over a span of 12 cames With the exccphon ot two or as has Radne. three defensive lauses, Junior Hawthorne turned ;u ' his best ball Racine High Sehoul Principa: game of lhr~ ~ea!lun as he tallied Donald (Pizzle) Wolfe who keep~ 12 points and gut hts share of re- ~ \01tisties during gam('S was getbound~. In fatl the whole Pome- ling a bit impatient with the!>(' roy team, altlwugh not turning in >kcptics. Dtmng thr;·e reren their top effort of the sea~Jon, l'ornado g<tmcs Wolle has ha·l worked srrwo 1 hly as a unit. four other pr•oplt' 11lisintl•re~lecl Sisson lur;wd in hls best per- and 11keptlcs, too) ker~p shooting forma nee s1nre the Logiln game records. as his one-hanrl jtmlp shot was In the three game.~ Wol£e's reonce again l1nflmg lhc range: Lar· cord was only o11e shot ofL Thh ry Wildermuth played hi!! usual p_r~tty nearly disolves any skcp steady and dependable t,:ame while lJCJsm! Jotmson and Buffmgton were Racine supporl<'rli, and the team greath w1th lhctr one-two scoring itself • sort o[ woudt'''"gl . " y, h ave 1 half expected the bubhlc to burst 11 urw · Bowles or ~liddleport was !he ~· trl)mentarily. A monlh a~o. bl'fe_llow .who h!H.I the crowd gasqmg fore tnck li11g Mlrlrlleport, Bob wtlh ht~ lihu(,tlng ~ven though he llirch, ~.:reat lt.arJnl' ~u;mt. S<li.-l · was hmttml w1lh hls maneuvering ".J got 11 feeling . Thi." h the! ni~o:ht after gettlnt,: four fouls. ·.v e don't hit!" The ~ox !'Core: But it wasn't . The Tornado hao; POMEilOY : Hawthorne. f, 4-4-6· maintained a IU\o 1· W'ld• ih f .,,6 11 · J b · '""-'' avpr~gc, t;ipp ! ·•· <-, l ermu • ,., .. • on- tngonccdol'mlo4'-l·'' th ·• · · , son . c, 7-5-6-10; Huffmglon, Ill· 5- a 0 . , .' ', rce v.cek .~ 2-2· 12; susm1 . g, 11-4-6-16: East- /• · ~akJng 11 h.HJ.:_" 11h a _rouple man 0·0..0-0. Lunlw rl 0-0-0-0; Arnf .~ 311 later llnw lrm.lj: ran Jt kCUtJ old 0-0-0-0~ Total~;. 25-20-26-70. up· MJVLJU:;POil'f McCumas, f. 1· l''1:1ns here ar•• quietly crossin 0-0-2; Kennt·dy, f . 6--HS-111; Bowles, fingers , ho!Jin~ 1t hulds rt.l!:hl up c, 11 -2-3-24, llltldy , \! . 1-0-2-2; Whit- to tournt~mcnt tlme, llnd beyond! lalrh. g_ 3 ·0- l ·l.i. Kdlry , f. 2·0-1-4 ; Kilc!wn . r. t -1!·0·2, To tals, 2!Hi· L3- Texas ns~L -- ~~thoct;~~a :'Jii. WEST 1-ir(Jfllll<! hy quarltrs · Mun1 . St. 91 Colo St . 57 I'OIIlC'fOy \2 20 20 18 70 ltlahn 64 Ort•)!nn 46 Ynuni 75 Milldll·pun. 1-1 Hi It 12 :5tl ~ll11h Ste ill Bri l' h.1m "Ianford 70 Wlllihin.t:lon tl:J off!~1uh : Jlaur ;111d Kes.-.el. • win MaJ'or LlOllS COLLEGE BASKETBALL Vl'ctory Agat'nst Canad]'an League KELLY Tornadoes Stretch String T~i2 In Win Over Rio Grande Cagers Friday 69-42 Racine took its 12th straight victory against no defeats Friday n~ght on it~t~ home court against Rlo Grande 69-42 and maintained its spectacular season team "!.hooting average of elightly better than 50 r1~. The Tornadoes, who will be classed wilh the nationally famous Waterloo Wonders of 2:1 years ago if they maiutain thi~ field goal accuraey, were never ln real trouble. With the score lied at 14· 14 at the enl:l or the tirst quarter. however, fans h2d began to wonder if "this IS the ni~::ht the bo.ys fold up." It wasn't Hio r.ranrle, with Garb,•r, the bi!!: renter leading the way, had shut frequently and made a good percentage nf its pointl'l In th(' hr~t~t quarlcr. Rio Grande trailed 28-22 ;.t lhe half, and looked very 'much in Lhe game yet. The TorI nadoe8 had simply refused lo get exrited in the lint half, had !!hot , tried liO tim~s. h1t 18 tor 30 ~ :, good enough tu w1n lots of game11 In 11 resene game the little Tor: nado bst to Rio re9erves 42 tG 26 witih Ed Chi'lpman high for Racine g:etlin!l 12 points. . Scormg: Rarine: Graham 5-6-6 •-;;;••;;;n;;;'';;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~SOU~~T~H~W~I~I~T;;;;;:;;;;;;;;.;'" ,\ incurred rlRmH.II.I)Il as wt"!J aa the leg~ co1 1~ I by the Lionll in tho truJ and the appeal. f O.AMI POSPONID The basketball Jllmll' between l'orlhtnd Grade School and Rutland Junior lli&h School scheduled lor Saturday nlght)laa been changed to Monday uight, .Jan. 21, beCIIW!c of road conditions school oHiciuls announced today. '" '' .,-, ' ,J' while _Ronnie Saleer &ot 13. Garbt•r led RIO with IIi and Heward had 11. , A rneasurr of the atcsm gcncr· altd by Jlacine Ia seon in the fact that Racine player~ did not have a pt'.r&onal (Qui called •aalnst them In the cnlire first half, and only two in the third qu•rter. Moving raster in tbe liaal quarter , six were nssesSI!d againet tbem . The Tornadoea sbot but 47 tim<'3, bit 24 for a 51% .verage . llio Continues Thru Jan. 20-26 Sloek On Hand Only Wholesale Prices 18; Sal- 2 0-0 4; .\lrDarle 0 0-0 0: Chapman 0 0·0 0 : TolJl!! 24 21 -27 60. Hio Grande: Crothers 1 0·0 2; Guthrie 0 0-0 0; Barber 6 3-4 Hi; Howard 4 3 8 ll; Cain 5 0-2 LO; Reece 2 0-0 4; Faddy 0 0-0 0. To- F. ~OIQ .ICUPEUT&S: NEW Y01Ut'l1P - Wh)tey Ford ~w. Y"rlr. Van~ Jel~·hander is 5 2 re-cupf.raling , . frotn an attack o( 3 mUMps at 3 S his th~e_e ~hjldreft. '1 h~ Lon~~: Islahd hoMe ~--r. ccntqctlnJil \he disuse . (rum m· c~ -~ · LT 1/0.tE , on~ . ...:. A poll .~,;._ ~naJtrs . sNoWed. A 3 C'lerk 600.00 A 4 Treuur<'r 276.00 A 5 Solicitor 500 .00 A 6 Bld,a. lmprovemenls 2,000.fl0 A 7 Public Emplayees Retirement System 300.00 A 8 Upl Advertising ZMI.OO A 9 Oftlce Sec'y ,2.080.00 A 10 Re.• ~<nd-fo• poym < of :Parkin, l?t bonds 4.100.00 11 UtiUhe\. 2.000.00 of _12 a 13 Notes & Int. OCflce Exp. ·mt,ttiri.fy tav,t"l~wel-iili ·the voting 14 ace ttl, If. :A 14;Yt<t>014 .foutl..ter 15 1 .OM.OO 350.00 DlUilp Re.nt 600.00 rits'il'l.nces 1200 00 !ll4•. '1t•~-.:er• Q.lldJ abou~ t.hetr Total General Fund 111'.614.00 g(l_vergRUiftl. iQ.-· sc~ool aod btt~ ~- 3. That there be appropriter infomled lbo\it' elections than a_~d [tQm t~e GENERAL FUND meat,: &l'~wn•api.',' , · for OONTJN(,.£NCIES for purposes not otherwi"e provided for: to be e.xpended In aetordance wtlh the provisions oi Section 5708.40 R. C. the sum of $..1lj()().00 Sec. 4. That there be transferred h;~ the GfiNE-RAL F'UND to the ~ Ft1ND tht sum of $23,860.00 '(if revenues from sources !>ther.than t~xes are to be depos1ted m the Safely, Servic(>, etc .. Fund~ as heretofore, an Ordinan\·r to thJs effect must be passed hy €o,Uneil, Sec. 1§706.12 R. C.); and that, theril' te appropriated from aaJ-IlSAFETY fQND the followinl,l : SAFETY FUND D 1 Marshall $3.300.00 .'8 2 Polic~ 8.700.00 8 3 First Ajd 500.00 B 4 Other Police Ex:p. 4 000 00 lf 5 F'i:re Chief-Salary ':loo:oo B 6 Jo'iremen 75000 8 1 c;,;,;,n D•'"'" 250 oo B 8 Other Fire Dept. Exp. 2·500 -00 * •od tals 18 6·14 42. rrom tile GENEiiM.FUND to the. CEM!ETERY FUND the sum or ,$j!.&a,f).Oo; and thit there be up· High School Basketball B! MR . AND MRS. Sllft'll s.ctton 1. Be It Or.t.lai.nod b) II ~<· t·rhuu~ ,-~ ro lht- g,:.: S.cvro i".:l> lt h ·l IDI~lew~1i!Jbt .ctrampl.on Gene F\tll· CouncU oJ Vtllage of Poml'roy , L" lll't• _ ~ Tht• dL'tNmmcd 35-ycar-o ~ mt!; - ~~ today 011. the .lltrength ot a Stale of Ohio, 1'ha1. to provide for sou~d but srientlrit' thrashinK ~­ tbe current exp.enset and othL·r tor . who w.~ s .as.s1sta.pt~ ~ ~UU handt~ Hard)· "Bt:r:oo\..1" Small· e'Ependiturtoa of tbe said Village /II:! lid I 'nar h Rl'd .. &a.~.. ~Bl WGOd Friday nlxht iil their LeJe- Of Pomeroy durin1 thf' fiscal year s~·a~on , \'owed to !n1Ua.tl i;'J~ng vlsed bout. endlng December 31st, 1957 . the r htu!dm g pro,:>_ram·· _at J~J; State following IUms be and they Ul'e ~ ~~-~~-{'- f~O~~O~~ ,·~:__ l WRIGLEY llONOitiD hereb)' aet !)Aide and appropriated 'fulal Strct!l constructioo, MainNilW YO~K UP - Phtllp K. as follows, vl:t: I temm<.'t• and }{pr. Fund 27.924 00 Wrigley, president of ~he Cbi.cago Sec. 2. That there be appropri- ! Sec . 10. 'rhat ther~ be appropri· Cuba, today , ~.aa 8e~LM to re· alf•d from the GENEII.AL FUND : 11 ted rrom the GENERAL BOND ecWe. the 19!i7 William J. SID<:um A. G!!!:NIRAL FUND KF.TIHEMF.NT FUND: aw8rd for ''long 111nd me-ritorious A 1 C'ounril $ 288.00 GENERAL BOND R&TtRE· sexviee." to. ~~;a.ll. A 2 M1,yor 960.00 1 MINT FUND B 10 Hydrant Rent 3.300.00 200.00 B, 11 .Bonds B 12 Police Pension Fund 1.600.00 Total Safoty Fund 25.400.00 _SE~VICI FUND Street Ligh~mg c , $5.500.00 1 P"y.~t of oJ~ Wat. r bll 1.500.00 ~ment ohl l1ght bill 1.000.00 Tol.{l.l Service Fund 8,000.00 Sec. 9-.. TW t~re be transfer- ser 4 5·!J 13, Adams 0 6-7 6; Wol£e 7 0-1 :4; Rirch 6 4--4 18: Powell By Unlt•d Press Dayton !Junhllr 70 Fairview 47 Daytnn Kisl'r M Dayton Slivers :n Middletown 83 Lima li5 only """i""'"Y· stay out in front. just enough to Troy 63 Fairmont 55 "1 In the third quartt'r the Tor- Jefferson 68 Phillipsburg 65 By Unlted Prell lla!~Ot'S woke up from their sleep, Mendon 67 lotarion 54 EAST which po.sstbly had been caused by Xenia East 57 Spring Valley M Wayne M Germantown 48 Columbia 103 ('onu•\1 70 DETROIT UP 1'! 0 1 1 a natural letdown following a 61 flnrt tno•lh .. n :ot le c ro t ,, · ,,·,ng and fo•t na•t Tipp Cit)' 4li Oakwood 41 l'r i''"''lon ~ 'N Lions and the National F'ootba\1 s U "' w ll ~vf'r Newton 71 Brown 67 Seton Hall 66 Temple ~9 League won :1 major battle •'rida Pomeroy 60-'9 onl~ Tuesday ntgh~. Holy Cross Dl f'ol,llate 73 with Canadian professional foo~ ~hey stretched their lead methodl· Franklin 83 Northridge 71 1 SOUTH ball when a threc·man Ontario Su- ~ally to 46-29 and won going away Dixie 83 Centerville 56 Versailles 82 Covington 67 Will & Mary 72 Virginia Poly 70 promc Court ruled quHrlerback m !he fourth quarter. . Wa11h . & Lee M Gt·o. Wash. 57 Tom Duhlinski'll eonlract with DeJour Racine players hl~ .m the Betlefontalne 64 Lima ShaWlllee 37 Tulane 66 Lout11iana St. 64trolt wfts vJiid when DubJinski .-l~uble scoring column, wuth Hob Au,tin l'e.ay 78 Lincnln Mcm. U. 70 jumped tr: Toronto. DLrch, speedy guilrd and Doug MIDWEST The court rulln ord d 0 b- Gnharn e'leh getting 16 polnU. ('Ind. 00 E~tat. Ky. Stahl 82 linskl to pay the ttons c~ 05o11 - Carl Wolfe, the shot artist, had 14 1 Xenia Central 58 Fairborn 48 Concord 74 Urba11a St. ~hrys 50 Liberty Center 60 Delta 58 Defiance 56 Anthony Wayne Ottawa Hilb 66 Archbold ~ Columbu!'i South 77 Columbus Linden 68 ot Circleville 67 Eastmnor 46 1 Hilliards 74 Marysville 63 l<cynoldsburg 88 New Albany Bueyrus :13 Bellevue 43 DAILY Rt>dc 111 ptlon of Bomt~ 4.001100 l llltt>r<.•~>.l on· Bonds l.-440 DO Total Gen. Bond Ret. Fund !i,440.00 GRAND TOTAL ApPROPJUA · TlONS $00,728.00 S('e. 2. And the Village Clerk is ht:rl.'by authurized lo drp~ !;is wamnts Q.the.r ~~~ Deoatur-Washington C.H. 63 Ironton St. Joe 57 Groveport 43& 'Wbltehall 48 Lorl•n 81 Fremont Rota 60 Zanesville 63 Marietta 54 New1rk 64 Dover 42 Cornlng 103 New Straigh~ville M Glenford 03 MeLuney ~7 .t9Win8: L. S:rR.IIT. MAIN:TENANCI . '.~1ft• AND .l tiPAII FUND Employes Materials St. Repairs 'll'~·~ l(nple:rnents ,etc. o\ llttA!J"est MiicellaheOUs WOULD YOU GIVE UP THREE MINUTES TO SAVE YOUR LIFE? l'~ruk;.Eme. ~·:.___ THE MOST IMPORTANT "STOP SIGN" tN I The annual meeting of the lilockholdcrs or the Mei.r;:s Grocery Comp<~nY. ~iddleport. Ohio \1 ill hl' held Munday evening Jan. 281.lJ. ~I !1:00 o'clot'k at the office of the Com~1any, to elect a Board of Oi rect_ors and to transael ~uch oti_JC'r I busmess liS may couw before 11 HOMER E COOK President (1) I2 !9 26, 3t~ ' ' ' - - - -- - till F DOWN I IICOIID-lnsi~t 00 Leaol NOtice 1 13,000.00 4,000 .00 6,500.00 1,500.00 1,22..00 !)00.00 $11,000.00; 3nl Bond to bt' retired Utrce years from date of issuance, amount $5,000.00; 4th Bond to be retired four years from <late of iss.uance, amount $5,000.00; lnler· est rate not to exct'ed 6', per annum. Interest payable annually. Bids will he r~eeived 81ly time prior to 12 o'clock noon February 2. 1957. Sale of •Bonds will be helrl at 11:00 A. M. February 4, 1957 at the office of the Meigi County Commisliioners. Court Hous£'. Porneroy, Ohio. ............ .....,..,...... aoDOWNI _ WHERE l RAFFIC LAWS ARE OBEYED Df ATH S GO 1.2oo.oo 1tn 12. 19. 2_a._lt<_ _ SNO-GRIP BATTERIES FOR WINTER DRIVING WE BtlVE PLENTY OOWN! SURE-START ..... rt ,_ lMII .,..' ANTI-FREEZE ". w.tr~ · THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY tl Years of Cootlnuous Service 'lhoae: 8%-435 TIRES A-Plenty OF ALL PRICES l'omeroy OLDSIIIOIIILI-CAVILLAC DEALIR W. Moin St. Pomeroy • V. D.. EDWARDS INSURANCE OF ALL TYPES E. 2nd Sl. Pboae 85·X A .............. ........... -~· \TI \QI Pomeroy WILLIAMSON OIL COMPANY W. Mala Sl. Pomeroy 1 U . SPOILED THE MEIGS COUN'I'Y CO III\IIS· SIONERS. Dean Barnitz. Clerk ..,..., __ ______ __________.___. By HAROLD Clii,\Y Ll strict eat~ of all ttaftk: Jaws. Trafti:: rccuJation! """'fiN you. not apiDsl you. - KARR 6' VAN %ANDT .. - warolnc·lipL--- .. .,._.1 .. Olds offers blg·car styling, big-car power and big-car value that holds (or lop resale lomorrow. So rocket away now befol·e your car loses ~not her day of vaJuel UAIN. Legal Notice POMEROY SPECIALS nHT - Dri,. ..rdy IDd "'""'"o"'IJ FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING MATERIALS IIODY&UT ALSO TOTH& for payments from any of~ lire- . going appropriation~ 'U civing proper cel'tiricateli ·, a ~ ouch· crs therefor. appro ' . • f board Or oflicers au d by· law to approve the · Saiii:Aie-.r ,1'.· · ordinance or iesolution of -cou ~ to n'lake the e\penclitul-e!t:Pr ~ ed that no warrnn~ ~~!! ' ~~r or paid for satarH!S or es . xcept to persons em .' ye'd '! autboritv of ·and in acc.ordancc with Ja~ or ordinance. Provided furtlwr that the appropriation for contingcnri~s ..:an only be expended ttpon ap.pcal of lwo-thirds vote o[ Council ror items of expense cunslituUug a legal ob1\galion 1against th.e village, and for pur· poses other than those covered by ! the other specific appropriations h(•rein made. Sc('. 21: This ordinance shall take effect .-11 the earliest period allowed by law. Pass(•d Ja11. 7. 1(}57. E li'. ROBINSON President of Council A'J"''F.ST: Charles W. Legar Clerk uf Council OJ 12. 19. 2tc - - - -- - ., .. All a driver can pin on Ill avera~ younotr. otocNo "!""'d !imill ...t ONLY ONE STOP TOTHE A!llle "'"" . on the Vil!ag~r··• BE SURE WITH PURE thret minutu I • NOT OIU.• I 200.00 date of issuance, amount $5,0110.00; Spt.em 600.00 TQtal Cemetery Fund 6,880.00 Sec. 10 Tbat there be appropri·ja.~·- frOm tbe STREET CON· 'S:TKUCTION. MAINTENANCE and ~ ~J\18. ~N-D (Motor Vehicle and· Gasoline Tax Funds) the fot- Hilbboro 61 Washington C.H. 57 __,__... eLANKY PLANKY is nola "'Jack of All Trades,"' ... bul a master of ONE! If you plan to build . . . repair or remodel. you'll wanllo vbillhe home of LANKY rLANKY for helpful suggestions and competent advice. M9SHaOOMS ,.LaQds. and Buildings 1,000.00 2nd Bond to he retin! two year!! Pul;tUc Employees Retirement from date of illsuan<·e, amount Iigbts, by isnorins olop·oi&n•-"' 4UMtl•ner.l• rell•billty tnd Integrity. OP MIIID ' pr.opriated from said CEM.ET·E R\' The Meigs County Commis-,iunt'rs FUND the fo,llqwine: will receive bids for saiC' of County D. CEMITIRY FUND Bonds in amounl of $20.0UU tiO lo · s~oy.ea $4,500.00 be issued Ft'brua.ry 4lh. 1957: Jst ~~ and Equipment 500.110 •Bond to be rPtil'ed onl' Yt•ar fl'am lrip-by speeding, by passing LANKY PLANKY It • copyrtthted tredemerk •w•rd•d only to lumber IIWI lul\dlntJ Supply D.. l•r• of un• P'omoroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 19, 19~7--8 (·l~mo•·~:d . for a mnkh With Dew 2 Wabama 70, S.~lb'viUe 41 Racine 69, Rio Grande 42 Pt. Pleasant 59, Barbourt¥ille 68 SNOW GRIP ~•ntinol . Appro Currt>ut F.xpt·n~•·, Lo~ A:->(;t-:U:s l LP ~ Jun ~1 r· and other ExpendHutt'.!l u( llw I " ~'~. IW \\ h ~,·ad fo tol ha ll cout·h fut Villlliit' Of POIO('fO)' , SL&It• or Ohio . !uw;, Sl:llt• ( , , ! lt·~ l', IIDid tojll') lw S 2 1 Ollly Myers Atming To Build Iowa Into Rig 7 Leader . l 'I .rVF.LAil/0 UP- Third-ranked during \be f'llt'lll )'IP8f f<fid/11~ 0o• ~ li u pi'~ \U JllU tdd \hf" dcft:O\ rtd dt•!J 1 ~do n· ·~ 1ul u unt' of tb~ J.lu'.l. ''onu~r '"'lph ··Til!l'r" Ji)ne!l Ct"mber 3ltt. 11'67. Won Lo.. 6 I . MIDDLEPOII,T 1 6 J•ol<,.n 1 '4 AREA R'I&U~ T~ L~St ~~~ PomeroY 70 Mi4di~Oi:t, 56Nelsonvill~ 91. Loilan M - · Alnens 114, \ll.l!lllot> 81Jaekson 501O.llipolls 51 o•o!NANe• No. 313 ANNUAL A..-:ONtAltON An ordi::;~::~~~~~ake SEO~ I.TANI?ING~ 4 1 PhJ!adelphi.:t. Jan. 31 at 10 a, m , ES-T, with comp&etioa ol !At> draft o.C colle.u p.1.a)ua tAe firll ordPr ul hulllntl'l¥. prl~tlon!l tor a W•llston Gallipolis l,.eajlue wilt' bej'in lt1 annaar m~ting m HIU'fi~onnllf Wilb lenny William~ guurd gettl~Ut: ~ PQint-11 for ""'-orin~ houots. Qua.rtt-r M"or.t:!l w~·l'4· : 10 36 46 G8 I Iarrison \' i ll~ ·20 39 M Shade In ll resC'rvc game Shade re· SNVI:'I beat the liUle Scipi,ps. tQ to 23. Scoring , Harrl~>on\'\lle: Birchfield 1-1·3; B. Willilnt8 4-1+, Gergan 3-5--11: Ncrman 1-G-2: X. Williams 15-13-43. Shade: El11wlck 6-().12; Flet£ber 0.3·3; Gwinn 0.1-1; Hanning 3-l-7; FJariders S-3-lil; Ruth 1·3-!i; lkGralb 4:-2·10; SwendeU :J.0-6; Er· win 2.0-f ; Jeffers 3-0-6. t · Legal Notice tOMI'\.nl OIIAPT LUI. Lbe -N,dql'll• ""eqtkll H11rl'iROnvJ\Ie u.gers jumped in · to a nrsl quarter lll'ad and held it all tht' Wa)' tor 11 eloM" 68-tlrt vk-· tory Ftld~ llllht Qver Sbade nl Nel~anvitle POMEROY A thefts Lateen WI~L Pll.ILADELPHJA UP -Commitioner Bert Bell h11 announeed -- �' / 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan 19, 1957 sermon subJN"I Yrtl'nds of Jesus,' hn...,tJan Endeavor 6 pm E\en tng worship 7 p m ,;:ermon subJt t t ' Hoh F trc HaptJsm.al scJ I ~ •tr Wednesdav 7 p m Prayer I nu:f'Ung and B1blc study Choir p r a<:ll~e. 8 p m Pomeroy Masonic Lodge Honors Member For His 50 Years Service To Masonry th,1 h <~ 'h tt Pro~C I IJS 16 22 Wed nt ~d 1 evcnm g ~l'rvl ce at 8 Tht• pu hla 1~ cordJa !l y tnvlled to at te nd l!('a dtn g ro om \\ ll h SLdc t'll tr atJ Le located at rC'ar ot church, op1 n lu the puhilc on Mond11y fro111 2 to 4 p m Ftnt B•ptilt Church, Ent Molin St. Pomeroy Ralph C Zundel Pastor W1tl1am Watson, Supt' Q JO to l1 Combmcd serv1ce of worsh1p and study Spectal mUIIIC Serrl)on "When Blunders Arc Blest>mgs " Nursery and Junl· r chur~h lor chtldren 8 30 Youth meeting, Tuesday 7 JO WCTU to meet at th•s ~hurcb No other meclmg!l due to the '"Preachjn8 Mtsslon" at Pomt Pleasant Hlt;h School each cvemng H•rritonvill• Pr••bvterlan, R. (_ Zundel, Supply Pastor 10-00 a m. Churel'l School W W. Finlaw, i Chur«:h Of Th• Nauren•, Mid· rl lrp01 t the Rev Rubt•rt Styers pas, o r Bthic S1 hool , 9 30 l.csler Ta} lor IIUJII Murwng worship I ~ ..' LI se rmon t opic ' D<'serted J r~ t ls of Repu~t· ' YouoK Peopl t ~' m!'e tl ng 6 45, Evt'mng wor , .IJI ser IC'e 7 JO sermon topic 1 hC' Ultimate t: ncts of Contrast ' 1 \\'1 <l11t>sday 7 JO pra~er me~tmg 1 He•th M!ithodist Churc:h, Mid ll e porl the Rev C R Konkrlght, p n ~ tllr Sunda_l Sehool , 9 30, Ern 1 esl t ovC'rl ~ upt Morntn& worship I •NV I( (' lfl 3U ~erp1011 topiC "Tbe L i)J or J,on To Man," MISSIOn ::.' u d y~ roup for chtldn•n (rom the ft rs t to seventh grades mclus1ve <1 p m , Senwr Youth Fellowship, 6 pm WPdne3day, 6 4&, chOLr practice, B p m Cll!Ja 12 C~rcle l at the C M Hennesy home: thurs d~y Afternoon Ctrde, 2 p m Fu It S.ptld Churt.h, Mldcll• port I he Rev C E Hoyt, pastor 1 Church scoot 9 I~. Gerald Anth- 1 on} Bupt, Mornmg worship, 10 1~, I l'ht\dren Obu ct "Keen 1 ~ le~ron Deputy Grand Master Tom LttlrcL of Wellston, M E Hall, ret1rcd Ravenswood met chant and Pomeroy uat1ve, II P Smith, Pomeroy, and John C. Bacon, n1astct of the Pomeroy Lodge, l' & A M are pictured at the Masomc ntcs held tn honor of llal!'!J 50 yc;u s of Ma!JoH ry Members of the f'unwruy Lod11c F & A M tra\clt ll to RavenHwood 011 an {'Vemng 111 Dccl'mbt:r to hon or one of thrlr )carold :\1 1-: <tH lla!l Atlt'nthn~ from l'omero~ lodge Hugh Custer Vtrgll Hays, Charle~ lladforrt, l J Struble. H P Smtih, Uatr Brnwn E J f'o~­ ler Wtllard Wilson r arl Moore :'drs Jie]('IIR Sa)rc A 1\'ln Clark \\ T Slrattss drHI John Bacon w~re rnhl'rs 84 rettred Rav ~nswnud nwr<' h.ant for 50 )CIIU of s~rvl\ c to )tasonr:r Bctau•r of Mt lid II!: poor llro~.lth wh!rh preH•ntcd him from tntVl'l mg to l'omc ru y tor the CO!iWUU] JOIIll 1] II\ s .. tul St Middleport PTA Executive Unit Meeting Is Held tht• t•vcnt ht Jrl 11< t• of :\olr ro"~Hh li;~I J :-, 111 hiP uJ l'umc ru) ,l( tt tl ma sh r Qf ct·rcmonll·~ mlro durlllJ.: [ o m I Jlltt I of \\rlhton 0 d t [Iil i i ( , rOJtld :\f t ~ ft 1 nf l ho 12t h l•1 I l l ~ t of ( 1\U U 11 1<1 g iH II ri lllW of :\[J SOlll ~ t!UIIll ~ h !Ill LH•t 5U \I ars. l a~ 1ht· dtjnllv prt• >tll tlrl :\fr !!.111 wtth ,1 J.:ild 501Uir latwl j) lll for hts 5(J )('.Irs In lhl' lod dt nnd ol gulcJ Jfll< I upnu I Ia l!ttk ut \lohttll wa~ llb~II 1 Wd hi s n.mtt' ('lass 12 Ctrclc t,f I hr· W S C S Ht'~th !\.1('1hodts.t (hurrh will meet Wcrln<'sday ,t• R p m at t ht home of Mrs { M Ht•nrH w l'.lth M1s ~~.HI l<ntght pr~~•dtnl pte sllhng Mrs ~. :'\1 Blilk£' "Ill h• Ill charge of thl' ptogr,tm and Mrs Da\ i1l ,\fii!N wl II tw dt' \OI wnd] leader Othl'r hn~t~s~ e s .it' \li ~ ( 0 l'i~her. :\1rs Rtdmrd i h,unlwrs, Mrs Noah Hask n,, i\.1rs Norman W<!yland Mrs ll S JI.H lJ id of C\lcnt the lodl.(e came lo htm MemlK"ts of \lr Halls tanuly ~nd of th<' ,'\~hton Lod.l(t No 12, !{av .111 th <> Heath Methodist Class 12 Circle To Meet Tuesdoy 1 'I ht• I'JteCIIt tve t•omm tier. of the '1tr!fllt ror! l'arr nt r~ u her Ali~oc 1 ~ 1 10 1 1 ITH I !his I\ < I')! I! !he JIJ~h "'\ 1tu"l wtl h \!t ~ (( clilt'y Sauer ptt< ~ td( 111 prt·~!dltl!.: Pan s wtrr m~dt• lor the nn 1111.11 pJI prm-! 1111 \l 11.h1ch Wid be I (l l\l!l Ill L!tt /11',11 future Pupllll ur tht F.t ,. : hl ll 1. 1 ~r lt <tiC pteS.<'Itl 111 ., lht l'lU!<I,Jill thl~ ye,11 1 DEER BAGGED SPOK>\Nl W.t~t: - 'A-nlnt War ren tuld , )Hillf~ uffut!l' !h.tl whtk he w,1<; h,nl'l~ dwnn wtlh (..-JC!His SOl II' Ul \l , )Ole Ull~ llf IWU dC'H ht h or! 'It' d t u llu· ftndCI ~ of 1\ts car U churrh t"reachmr: fourth Sun 1 day tn mouth 10 :w A M church eommunwn and preaching EUB Church••· Mornlna St•r & Ent•rprl11, R•w. Roa-r llthop, Puslur Mornmg Star Sunjay St huol D 40 A M ~orr.Jng wor shJJ) at 11 A M MYF Sunday eH~ mng at 8 Prayer meeting Thurs day ovenln~r: Jo:nl<>rprl&e Sunduy TV SERIES for Everyone S«•hrwl JO 10 A M Mor.ning woaIn (.od We Trust ~!up P SO A M. Yl'~ at &.30 r M Eventng \\or.shlp 7 30 Prayer Churc:h Of Christ, Middleport_ rncollng Wednesday 7 30 p M t'rt•ct I (,al dll('l pa!!tm lltttlt· Sr h Ul Chu~••, let•rt F•llt. Ro- ool, I) 311, Mornm~;: \Lor sbtp lU 311 KC'r Murttn, Pastor Sunday School 9 30 A M Worship Serviee 7 p M Chru.Uom Endeavor altttrnale Sundays al 7 30 P M:. Church of th• N•••r.ne, Svncuse, Roy K W1llllm11, pastor Sunday &;.hool D liO A N Mornlna worship 10 30, NYPS 8·30 p M EVIID&ehstlc 11erv1u 7·30 P. M' Wednctday evenma: prayer meet In" lor the midweek •nd TueijUI)' afternoon prner bour Hou.. of Pny•r, Chatter, SUit> • -. Cbllst of Lauer D<~y Sal!lta, Old Town Jo'lutl, on Porlland l«Jutc I ' ' .t, ' I· I ' fittnd.11y tichool 10 a m prt!IHhtng 11 a m and 8 p_ m and Dible Study Thutsaa)o 8 pm. ra_..li,r C W VroHJit A11st Chcu; lhtJlJI R.orv•nll:•t.,. ChuRh of J•11u1 ZICHt Church of Chrllt. Loc•ted on l'omPTuy Harrl.sonvllle Rolld B.ible Schon! 9 30 A . M Momma: Worshtp and (' ummunlon to 30 A M lhnst1an EndC'avor 7 115 1• M EveniPI" W~Jorshlp 8 r M Thomn.a W)'atl lflntM.cr J06("ph Joh.nliOn, lULie SfhooJ Supt. Mlnartvlll• 1'14ethodht Church, llcv. R M Grov..1, f>u-tor, u 118mer Roush, Supt. 10 A, M Sunday School, 11 A M Worship Service, Tue::\~:.':0c::..~~nlty Church day S<hool 9 30 A M Mornlne Leadlna CrcC'k Road Rev. R J!: worshtp l1 A M Stmday even..lni Thomu past()!" FJrnod wor8htp at8 H meeting on y• ClelaDd, Thundiiy P Pnyrr ~I ChllJ'('h 8(>rvtoo 7.80 P M Prayer Church of Christ, •lr1df1rd, meetiJT<ll Wednesday mtht i 30 P. Rev. John Wyatt, Putor. Blbl• lt Everyone eonilaUy ~nvited. The lvrHuM Methocllft Church School 8 30, church aetvlee1 10.30 b-. Youth meetlaJ 1t 8 P. M. and p.av. Robert Jt. Linter, Pntor. Sunday School 9·30 A. M. DinA evangc111t1c service Sunday evea Wblebrmner, Supt. WOI'Ihlp Str· ing Ill 'r Jamf!s Rrtod, Supt vle.ea 7 30. frM M•thodlat Chvrch, l'llrry Third ltnet Pentaeoatll Church Datu, Pastor, Laurel CUff. Sun lllddleport. B. L BJJrrett. Dlltor. d•y School 9 30, Clau meetinQ SuD<lay Sehoot 10 a m EvenlaQ 10 30; FMY sen lee 7 OOi rreacb•ervlce 7 4~ D- m. lq 8:00, Prayer MecUa1 Wedne•· Orac• lpiK-pll C:h,m;h, E•lt da.y 7:30 Hy1cll Run Sunday lJaln Street, Pomeruy Rev. J School 10, Preaching 11:15. 'AiflVIIW Edwin Charlet, Rector; Mrt Cedrlc W Clark, oraaalat. Wonhlp Edward GrUIILh putor. Sunday 11nd termon at 10 30 A. M, Holy Scbool 8 30 a. m : Yauq Peoplet Communion hut Sund!l.:rln monlh meetJq 1'-4:1 P m; Fre~:chJftl ~er­ Cb~,;reh School, Bealnoeu and vices 7.30 P m.: JU'I)'cr IDeoUac, Primary, 1t 10 30 A. ){_ For In for Wedntidav 7 30 p m Illation concernln• our VOL Vlll or a State-w:r1e average of $!51{162 for every citizen o£ Ohio or $2.066 48 ror • of four p-.. IODIJ, Ohto Chamber President Harry W Arnold satd .In ('(imp.mng Meigs County's burden of $~.909,000 Ill the proposed Federal spending, the Ohio r.m.,, Chambe.'s st•hshes show<d the cost per capita m the County would be •pproxtmately $249 08 THE BEST VALUE SLEEP AT Y PRICE 1 I I 1 l 1 l lar ~~of • fe.IDOUI Staly .. Natural B.' t lc'•ltuttoa..tN. ... oo IMt.ttaaa. DO~ ao Bhkb· R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ru..,.. fWIJ ar. . . . .......... ......... ... Middleport q~Jalitr, more lusurioallr ~t.bl. m•Ur- for the money! S.'Q DOW, •limtted timet M there's still time... ... to • • lOin . our big hristmas Club! Stan on to a your woy thio week grand, worry-flee, pre· paid Chrinmu. The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company POMEROY, OHIO Fest"Iva} Group IBurgiars Enter Texaco Bulk Plant Sunllay I Firemen Denounce FaIse tories 0£ s ' Magazine Agent with miltlrru deti~;ut4 1n o::~rat•on ,.]th ln~ltna orthope<llt -urpn-. edl""" )0\lr body to Cilf\1'1'1 ll~ptnJ JKIIIUfl • • ,.,, ~ )OU ~~P 1ft he•Ubf'oll fQm(!111r \ -~""ale rdmbecU butto~·freo mattress ·-·-- ........ . ''"""' ... ~I EMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ITU I es. On The Brightest Corner In Middleport Member t'ederal Reserve System ' I I ClYdr. Frene h IS Fatally Strl•••ken By Heart Attack "" '" "" •.m.n.. ER FU T A 'd ' "·I CCI ents Are Reported IDuring Weekend Former Teacher At Cheshire Is Reported Dead Market Reports 11+01~ COIIvtii!On fiiMI*t ....---·-~~~· ·~ I I Twill Bed Ensemble No lon~:u ~teord )'Oii eulrer the tort urn cr patn(ul mocnm. b•cl.•rhe, flf lOft' pN'cto~ alef'p becauM ~Oil dom't 1~1 tht f1rm •upporl )our bod)~~~.. Seely \ l'ouur,.ptiJJc, th" world'• firtl •nd only .w..... Middleport Fire Dept. Answered 35 Calls In '56 ~ 76" An.niversary / Director Lauds p0·M'd w J - a Band Mrs. H. Stanst"ll Dies Suddenly Of AHeart Attack uoD•Nf elft:e•. You ean'l bu7 • fiuer ,. ' ' :Thousands Hear Inaugural Plea ! For Unity Throughout World I Prayerfully lhe Chief Execubenefit the Metgs County Polto t1~e m a r<•lat1vel} short maua:u. Fund To date lht' f~remf'n hav\" ral address about 2,000 worda ga\hmd In $647 04 towa<d lhm I 1 satd he beht-vt:d the t:mted States goal of $1000 could bl1! a major contnbutory In Saturda} 8 sale condllCil'd by I force lo he1hng the dtVI.!IIOnt of the mcmben of the Thtrd Ward the modern world Volunteer t:mt the sum of th{" "Th1s, nothmg less JS the labor don•Uons aod sal .. tolalled $236 ' to whtch we are called and our 44 On th1s forthcoming Saturday members of all three wuds will County Health Department 0 rr1- slrengtb dedicated " The Chtef Executive satd the aid 111 the undertakmg c1als today warned retsJdents 111 A1dmg In '5aturday s sales were the ne1ghborhooda along the Rllt- prmc1ple source of world turmoil Roy Kaspar, Jtm Fugate , Edward land Harruonvtlle road that a dog today was mternatlonal CommuDurst, Gilbert Fr{"eman, Henry 1 killed Sunday may have spread msm, but he e~pressed the betief W¥Jon Harold Ebersbach , Robert rabtes to other ammals Ill the lhat Communtst £orce11 had been severely shnken by the revolt tD Couch, Charles Legar , Jack ThO- area Hungary He satd be thought re:rna;~, Howard Mullen , R E Neulz Dog Ward<>n Arthur Stobart k1ll- cent Pvent5 m Hungary demO&. lmA, John Me1tenz1e Eugene Tnpf'd the str<Jy mongrel aft("r 11 had stratetl to the world "the read!lct' and Phlitp Globaker bilten an 11 year old OOy who now ness of men who love freedom to t u under care of a physiCian The pledgo> their hves to that love" dogs head, sent to Athens show Mr Eisenhower spoke before ed after tests the animal was ra- massed thousands in front or the btd Captlo\ buddtng shortly after he Offu:lah satd since there was a~d Vice President Richard M. 110 way of knowmg how long the 1 NIXOn pubhcly tOok thetr oaths of office stray had b~n m the nCJghborhood care should be taken lo obThe oath·takmg was a repetttlon serv{" for Signs of other amm.als of the pnvate ~eremony held SunFuntral services Will be hcld thal may have become mfected by day 1D the White Houae before 80 Tuesday at 1 p.m. for MNI freda Jt Dogs, foxes, and skunks are the relauves and close friends of the Marie Mulholland, 61, who col m~t common rabies sufferers 66-year-old President and the 4+ year-old vlt'e pres1dent lapsed at tbe Middleport H1gh School Audatonum Just pr1or to In 1956, tt was reported , approx-~ The President's address chtbe atut of the Po-Mid-Wa Band tmately 15 heads of ammal! were maxed the solemn and ceremomsent from ?.leJgs County for ex- ous aspects of the mauguratton. concert, Saturday evemng T b e Middleport Emergency ammahon of rab1es, of whtch (ne 143rd tn tbe natton's b1atory After squ.ad wa& summoned to t h e were determined to have been ra- It came a 2 1.1;: hour parade, led by Mr EISenhower from the Capttol IIChO<Jl at 7 110 p.JD and removed btd 1 to the White Houle The qational the unconscious woman to the of A dog when tnrectea, ae\4 1n jubilee wh1ch marks the quadren.Jiee.:'!OII'Jilt> 'fYPM'inleRd~M whne the efforts of the squad and Dr no conststent pattern, It was point- nia1 11eeast&n ltarted Satul'da9 .,. R. R P1cken9 to renvc her proved ed out It may look normal llntil ternoon ar.tt wall be condu:ftd il falls dead or 1t may petform wHh fe~hve baUs startmg -ton.iJbt to no avatl The sCrVIt'eS Y. til IJC bdd at the erazttv , runmng and cavorting and e.,nbnwng mto the amall hours of Tuesday_ Ewmg Funeral Home Tuesday and without cau;.l' then the dec-eased y,tll be taken "We vo1ce our hop.! and our beto the Wtlkesvllle Presbytenan lief that we can help to beat th111 Church where she w1ll lie m state dtvttll'!d worltl,' the Preudent !or an hour prtor to bunal 111 the satd "Thus may the nations cease Wilkesville Cem~tery to live In trembling befoce the A foster daughtl'r of Mrs Vwla weight of fear and the weiJbt of Jone11, the dC'reased ts survl\ed by arms be taken from the burdened two daugh ters, Margaret, of Mtdshoulders of mankmd " dleport and Sybil, of Middleport, Tb.e President made a parhcular a so" CbatiP.S, of Wilkesville and pomt of ex:lending an expression Last ntes wtll be announced for SIX 2t:tnd cbtldren of potential Amencan friendship Bunal w1U be mltlc at the .s1de Aaron Frank Wooten, aged 74, lo the peorle of Ruu1a. He did who d1ed Ill tbe Sebrell Communof her late husband Charles V not, however, mclude the leaders ItY, Pt Pleasant, at the home of Mulholland hts son Berne, Sunday HJ.S par- of the So~JCt Unton m t b 11 ents v.erc the late Mr. and Mrs {ncndly phase of hiS messaje. Tbe President Bald that the peoBerne Wooten. Sun••vors mdude two other ple of tbLS country "honor, no less sons. Dewey, aod Jo, Upper San- m this dmc:!ed world titan lD 1 (Cont1nu1d on ,... th,...) dusky, 0, two daughter.;, Mrs Nolan Saxton, Xema, 0, and M.rs Luella Hoffman of Henderson, W Health Off'ICJa • Is Issue Warnm'g On I R b ds a i tray Dog Social Security Increases Service For Meigs County SOLD FOB '5910 eace Wa~mgton UP - President Eisenhower today pledged the second term of his admmstratlon to energeU r pursuit of world Pomeroy Volunteer Firemen peace turned thetr Sights on sales of He promised to seek the creat1on of an mternat1onaJ clim· $352 00 ne~t Saturday when they ale tn "'hlch "the nations cease to hve m trembbng before the make their ~mal s~nd or sellmg menace of force " popcorn on Maln-Bt m Pomeroy to Firemen Clear Fumes At Scene Of Train Wreck IICI tplt lrllliCIIIJ rtiiCtl IIIII I~ 71" AIIIYIIIIIJ Salt laa,W ••J.q IIMIIt $10 n tho "fll• .ipR CO"t"er - •. pre-buill border• to.. I!~~~~~~~ Polio Fund Increased $236 Saturday I I year atter year... REGULABLY Oh1o: Clovdr •nd torMwhtt w.,mer tonight with ocusJ .... I lleht rain 41 drlo.r.. Hltrh 40-oM north, 45-SO ktUth. Ckcatlonal drio.M tonitM lo• U--43. Tllftday rain hhly ••th llttt. ch•n. . In t.mper•tur•. SINGLE COPY --6< IFiremen RUJIIIJiage Sale Proce""d T I '-' S 0 A'd scoot Fond 1 Mill and 2nd St!i J011uary 21, 1957 Ernest M<~nr1ng, Dtreclor of Mu The statJStlc!l also disclo~d lh•t Sic of the Cleveland Publte Metg3 County's burden 18 approx- School11, pra1sed the members of imately 9-9110 bmes the total pro- the combtned Pomeroy, Mlddleperty tues auessed In the county port ar.d Wahama bands lhe1r dlin 1955 amounttng to ~.836 rectors, Rsv Woodgeard , Earl The esttm:lte of Ohio's share 18 Warnke and James Breen and the based on calculahons by the Ohto parents of lhe band members as Chaml.;er's Research Department he spoke bndly to lhe large aud8howing thai the State's rCfadcnl8 lt•m e allendtng tlw s1xlh annual and taxpayers pay 6 48 per cent Po M1ti-Wa symphomc Band con WIVES AND CHILDREN, part of a chccrmg crowd of top brass newsmen and families, of the total Federal tax burden <"ert embrace some of the 27 crewmen who made a h1stortc, record-smashmg, round-the-world, The proposed budget of $71 _ • The concert Wa'l held at the non-stop flight m three. U.S Air Force Jet bombers The B-52 bombe1s landed at March field 800,000,000 15 an mcrease of $4'- 1\.hctdl(port Htgh Srhool audttorlm Cahfornia after flymg 24,325 mLics m only 45 hours and 19 mmutes (lnternabonal) 505,000,000 O\'tr the budget fo~ urn and Mr Woodgl'ard mtroduc. the ftscal yf':at' 19P6-57 whtch be- ed th(\ gue~t conductor, Mr Man 1an labt July 1, amounhn~ to $67.- r111g '\\hOts well known as at!Judtcator of State Contcs:s and a con 295,000,000. Gra,.ge To Hold "Our Board of Dtrectors has ductor of mnny band festivals Auction Sale To communicated to the press and to One hund~ed anti SIXty-one muOhlo members tn the Congres::;, tls Blctans m the band uruforrns of' Aid Polio Fund continumg belle£ that substanttal thetr schools were ou the stage Great Bend Grange will hold reductions m non-essential expen- for the periormance and the COli1 1ts Third Annual Poho Bene· ditures, and real relief for all tax- ductor comm{)nded them for thctr Ill Auelion Sale at the Grange payers, IS long overdue," Mr Ar- h,trd work at the mormng and af For the second time In s l x Proceeds from a rummage sale Hall on Saturday, January 26, Mid said tc~on rehearsals and for the to be bcld m Pomeroy this week. months ~i[lan gamed entry in· begmnmg at 1 pm "The findings of the Hoover splendid W41Y they responded to end w•ll ltc added to a growing, to the TE;i: aeo Bulk Plant at MidThe Home Econom.cs Comcommisslen And the r~ports com hts dtrecholl. In h1s speech, he fund earmarked ror three lucky ' millee wtll 8Ccrve dtnncr sta r t;;port. 1 ceordmg to Shoc1U Rob· piled by &:nat.or Harry r Byrd thanked the players and sa1d they Boy Scouts - yet to be selected c. Harfen bach mff at 11 • m and tbe 1ucttoo of ' v~ta, ~ ....elearb blueDJ"int were a. to~ ol tuJl and sho~M fine on a mcTit ,basH.--:-10 vult bli&er-k. wi I Jet \fil~y at 1 p nr 'II1ic Mel ga County Sheri«. said today that Mtddlepori Patrolman where such savmgs can be made tral\ung. Valley P'orgr Anynae havmg merchandise "[nstead, we seem to be making . In <ltrectmg the concert Ike Nt'al a!011g \lotlh Ohw lhghway Parents of Scouts m the Rock they Wl!ih to sell may brmg 1l inCiatlon our deliberate way of Manrmg added to the program Patrolmen are mvesllg~~;tlng: the Spril\8~ Troop 247 are spon.sormg: to the Grange Hall bC'forc 1 brcakn;g a nd cnlcnng of t h e hfe and 1t IS 8 dangerous course ~Contlnu•d on page ttlree) the sale th!"ough a tr1p fmance p.m. Saturday . pliint Sund ay nt~ht between 8 30 committee headed by Mrs Sarah for any government at any time.' and930pm Moore It 1£ to Oe hflld Frtday and 1 • That a b:tlaqced budget may be Saturday. J;m 2!: and 26, In the t expected 1n the 1957-58 (iSCBl year Efforts to enter bv usmg a Pomeroy meetmg room of the was noted by the Ohio Chamber, brace and nit on the door appar Mmgs county Junl~ Chamber of 1 Mr- Arnold lllld The prospective ently !atled and then burglars Commerce on Mulberry Ave , balance, 1t was pOinted out, would pu:shed out the door glass to gam above The Datly Sentmc\ offices come not trom cut\.ing expend!· entry, OfflcPrs satd Scouts of Troop 247 have cartures but from higher taxes at The orftces were lboroughly ned out several pro}eds ()[ their (C•ntlnue4 on paga thrn) ransacked but no money was taThe Mtddlepurt F1rc Department own to raJ: ll funds for the Valley Il has come to the attentton of ken accordmg to the report. was called at 1 30 p m Saturday Forge venture Chns.tmas trees the Middleport Volunteer F•re Deto a wreck on the New York Ceo- were dt&trJhuled durmg the hohpartm~::nt that a repreaent.ahve of lTal Railroad below Cheshire when day seaton, 11nd 40 flags have been tank cars were derailed spltltng sold by members to date, thiS lat , pubhohmg hou"' ... ""'" WO mg families m the rural areas munattc ac1d and ammonia tcr w!Jrk bemg !till 111 progress The firemen worked SIX hours The Troop IS busy now canvass- that unless they subscnbe to the washmg down the cars and llushlng mg to sell uckets for a chicken magazmes being sold, the ftrc 1 the actd and fumes away rrom dmner 5Cheduled for }"eb 8 at the Department would hcs1Latc to an n from them the tracks so that the ra•lroad Salisbury Gutdc School The proLoca1 scrvtce to people wlshmg employees might clear the wreck posed trip tv Pcnnsylvam<~ ts planThis is not true. The Depart to tnake applicabon Co; Soctal Se- age ned for Jul} ment gets a small percentage of , Pomeroy pollee blamed a frosted cunty beneflts, or sccur~ mformaThey returned to the t'Jrc house , --------the ma~:azmc sales, but has no list wmdshteld for a trafftc jlccident tton about the Old-Age and Surof people takmg the magazmes on West Matn Street Friday mgbt lo fmd Mrs C. R Karr Sr and vivors JnaurMc• program, is ~­ Mrs. Emmett Shu!er ready to serThey wtii continue to help anv- m which one person was mjured ina: in<:reased John R- Chatfield, ve bean soup, corn bread, corfee, one who asks for their help 1£ 1t and total damages wt' re estimate<! Dl8tr~d Manager~ Soctal Securtt} pickles. celery. etc to the hre ts pos8lble 1u $tiOO Admimstratlon, Portsmouth, Ohto, W)lltt. F Da\'ts 25 Pomeroy, men pollee. v1llage of!IcJals and announced that F1eld RepresentaThe Firemen have attempted to said- be was tr~mg lo clear his other spectators tJves from thu office wtll hold contact tb1s agent and have wnt- fqgged bi<Jss when he failed 10 see At 3 a m Sundav mornmg they offt.:e hours ID Pomeroy once per ten the pubhshmg company bllt a parkd rar at the snit! of the returned to amust the railroad men week tn!ltead of only twtce per have ha<1 no answer to date street Patrolman Henry Werry !lnd came back from that tnp at month. F'rlcnds and rcluhves here were sc.t $500 as the dam ge to Davts's 01 They wan• the pubhc to know The offJce ~til contmue to he 9 30 a m 1I.CWIS Ellis, Street Fore- today notlf~ed or the sudden dcalh at the Fire Department room, on ~an, volunteered t(l wash down caused by a heart attack of Mrs that the statements were made rear ground floor of the Ctty !,le hGse and cqmpmcnt of the Howard Stansell (ormerl)- Alma wtlhout ~hPtr knowledge or conSally Saul'f a passrngcr, was Building, but the day wtll be DepartmenL to clear the ac1d from ShJveler) at Punta Gordo, Flortda, sen~. reported surf~nn:; from an InJUrchanged froM Thursllaya to Tues- them. on January 12 ed ckin , aud d,tma,;rd Ieeth. The M1rldlcport men to._,k tWo d;n of each week Bcginmng with A na~iv!! ot Pomeroy Mrs. Stan· Davt:s stru( k an empty car own' rucks and the emergency trllck sell res1ded at West Carolltown, Tue~day, January 29 192'1. off1ce ed by UtlltOil r r.llkey, 3~. of md were ar;;~•Mcd by th~ tanker Ohio, but was a frequent vtsttor hour:;~ will be held l'rom 10 a m H.artl.!!on\'lllt• E~IJttt.ttcd damage to 2 30 :\) m each Tuesday, unUI from Galltpolls here was $100 further notice. SurviVIng are her husband In another mctrlent Shenff RobThts increas.~ m service is be Howard, a daughter. Mrs Chester ert Hattenhacit reported a car ing made tn order to more adeS:.,.pp, New York City, a son, Earl dnvcn by I'crl-_v Hoffman. 55. quately service the people of oStinse\1 of Dayton and two grand Mtddloport, ~k.idried on a cunc Pometoy, Middleport and Meigs children Also a cousm William Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bmg on Rt 143 ahout 12 nule south of County m all matters pcrt•mlns: Kre1selme1er or Pomeroy Rt 124 lloffman s car got mto to Old-AJe. Survtvors and DisabilFuneral serVICell w11l be held wtll ler1ve Tuesday for Columbu s sort berm \lo hl,ppe8 around, and whete they have been called hy ity Insurance under the Socaal Se[or the decea5ed Thursday at 2 slra1g htcned lhc deat11 of his COU!>In, Erson before becomingcurlty Act Many self-employed p m 111 West Carroltown Hoopt>t, Suntkly Mr Hooper was turned over on 1ls stde f.um peQ~>le IJVcr 65 years of age, David Ohlinger, Chtef of the 'l'he1r were no IIIJUttes No Charlhe SOli o[ the \ale John and Eliare now beconnng ehg1blc for re- ~lddleport Votunteer F1re DcparlT,I:EN-AGERS JAILED za Hooper, Cheshire, and ts a IJ~S were flied 111 ctthcr mcidcnt tirement benefits for the f I r s t 1 -nent, hat announced that 4:i9 Two teen-agers who left the graduate of Chcshtre lflgh School time and w11h to make applies· -nan·houn were :;pent during 19~ rounty ehLldrcn~· home ovl'r the and a Jormcr teacher in that arl'a tion "1S early in 1957 all possible m flghting f1tes weekend were appr{'hf'ndcd 1n D•sabllitv msurance beneflls ate 1'lurty-fJvc fm:: calls were re- Pomeroy a fc\\ hours lal<'r and Survg•ors mcludc hu wi.Je t~o to )le pcud to those work~rs over ~eivcd dunng thl' }Car wtlh l~n­ p]aC("d In county ]all Shcrtll liarsons Allen. columbus, and Wen age :Kl. who meet the work re ,y-two 111 the vtllage and el~vcn tcnbal"b reported '"day The patr, l tlall, St Paul; one granddaughter, (Conhnued on IN,. th,....) 'l. }Ut of town TwO call11 were ca" aged 14 1111d 16, wJil applar before one bto~hl'r, Leo, Cahjorma J cellt>d wlule the men were cnroul1• Jlldgc John C Bacon Funeral scrVJccs Wilt be held to the fires Wednesday at one o'clock m CoThe Joss for lh~ Village was PTA MEETS TONIGHT lumbus Mr Hooper had been 111 Jackson dry Clytie l•'n•ut h conl'!dcrcd )ow by lhc firemen, Thr. Letart Falls, l''I'A will tnC'<'l tU hc .. lth lor several yeilCll hul clclocr and 1o1mrr rest4cnt or UP Prod- Dmldm' loss m th<' v11la,J;e cnmc lomght at the [,dart Falls Grade C!N"CINNA11. 0 hts death was unexpected Middlcpoq dlt'd ~udrlenJ:f at h1s to $7 ,43!5-00 and contents loss was SChool at 'l 30 p m The Rev home this morn1ng of an hurt Eggs, :;~Ieedy, price11 at farms $.1,92& 00 Thts est 1m ate Jnclud.-d Floyd Workman wt\1 speak H1s attack, accmdutg to m(ormahon U S consumers whlte and brown. the Wyatt home whtch was wreck- subjcrt will be "The PTA Meets MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL received hell' at noon today. ed b}' an explosion and had little The Church" A jumbos 33-39, mostly 38-39, A ' AdmisSIOns Mrs Ma1·y Sprousr He was the s<m of Mr and Mrs Jarge 29 30; ,\ medi\lmS 26-27, A 11ctual (Ire damllge Hltch·hiker 8 Pomeroy, Mn Kathryn Payne of Edward rrC'nch of Mlrldteporl sm•ll 20-24; B large 26-27, FOB SurviVIng arr hts wlfe EtLa, two Ti!nn (ffi'l Mttldleport, Mr Everett Roush RaWAVERLY, GORBY tN JACKSON Cmclnnatl. ~ large 36-37, A me:;ons Owrn and Curt t!i of Jackson RC'x Hall was havln~: hts aulomocmc Juvcmlc Officer Carl 'Aforby Is dium 33-34; B large 33 34 Dtscharjlcs, Mr~ Wtlluun A11lt and thrc<' hrolhrr~ Marton. Paul CbJ<'kl'llll, moderltl~ lo lthl'ral of- n JarktiOll, 0. today to teturn " btlc lubncatcd when lht' serviCl' and Earl uf MtdrUcport follnd ..t lhrcc foot anrl son, M1ddleporL fcrmgs, fryer11 NV.C lb 16-17, hen! final load of ;overnment surplus station man Funeral arrangements arc as snake wrapped aroung the ex One death, Mrs t:ou HtLcluc, hens heav)' lf-17, hens hght lD-12. food tlems to schools hero that yet not complt Led baust ptpe PorUand have luncb. programs Butter, 00 score • I Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Monday, Meigs Share Of Federal Budget ·fs Estimated To Be $5,909,000 -----· s o·ffER R FU _R_N _ITU RE 1 NO 236 OperaUon of the Federal government during the fiscal year 1957-1956, will cost the residents of Meigs County an ••· timated $5,909,000 If the Eisenhower budget of $71,800,000,· 000 ~ubmitted to Congress Wednesday Is enacted into law accordmg to the Ohio Chamber of Commerce ' Estimated cost for Ohio-at-large for the Ferleral spending program proposed by the President would be $4,652,640.000, Pomeroy, Ohio By UNITED PJtiSS ursuit PORTABLE ELECTRIC WELDERS CATERPILLAR BULLDOZERS FRONT END LOADERS BACK HOE 1 '-::.:;;~:;;,;;,.,..,.,..,.,..,;;:~~~=,....,.,~:::~;::;;~~~[=·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::' I enttn e *With Operators JOHN RICHMOND One of Meigs County's Two Largest Insurance Agents Sen .or Youth Fellow•hlp, 7 30, worshlp servtcc, sermon topic W1th Wmgs <18 Eagles' Monday, 7 30 Prlii('JIIa Circle at the Owen flral\on home, Wednesd01y, 7 30, \1nJ week Prayer and Pra1se servtec , 8 30, Senwr Chmr, Thurday 7 30, Men t> Fellowship at l"hurch Mt. Moriah Beptl•t Church, Mlddlt•port the Rev N D Bordon, pat tor Bible Schoo!, 9 !;1 Arlena lt£'Cse, supt, Mornmg worsl·up, JO 30, BTU, 6 p m I Chur«:h Of Christ In Chrlttlen Unwn, Middleport, lhe Rev Gu~ { Sayre, pastor Sunday Sehoul, 10 a 111 Preaching ~erv1ce, 7 30, \\cdnesday, 7 30, Bible study Flnt p,..sbyteri•n Church, M.ldrlleport the Rl"v HO\Ioard R'.tppell p~ stur Sunday Seh on ! 9 30 Joh n F'u!tz sup! , ~vrnm g worship 1030, sermon topic "The l'nend'~ 1 Strangl:'r " \\ estnunslrr Youth 1 F1 11owAh1p 6 p m :\lont10Jy, Alh rns l'n~sbylcry 10 am Flral Pre~bytrr1an Church. Alh~n~ 7 30 pm Truslees mectlflg Wedncsdll:) I H :JO Junwr l'holr 7 p m Scntor l hntr Thllrsda~, \~omen's At~soc I tat 1011 Church Of Chrllt, Br•dbury, E~ I \.\,tlrl Emenntt pasto1 lllblt• ::;lh I uul 9 30 Thut man Carst•v, sup I, I :vlorntng worship, 1{} 30 Chris 1 1111 Fndeavor, 6 p m Eventn;: ..,nrshtp 7 JO Pre~byhtrian Churcn, Sv• acuM, lit! rln• I low trd Ruppcl1 po~lor l hutch School 9 30, Hohert liar dt il, ~ npt Wcslmtnslrr Youth lt l low~h!p 6 30, 7 30, fungrq.:a \tunal mecUnl( Chrl•tl•n Sclenn Socl•ty, 144 \tul!x·1 1 y A\'i'l, Pomeroy Mormng ~ r1 ~ tt't at II A M with LU'E the su hJcd of the lt•sson •rrmon and tlw £:olden rcxt Undcnhandmg ~~ 01 wcllsprmg of life unto htm wort. Thunday 7 30 P M BUt Letut. 1dease telephone 802-J • 9 SO. Morning wonh1p 10.45. Ev&Chrlstlan Churcll 1t IMdawllle nlng wor.Jhip 8 on the tat, 3rd, ltb .very Sunday 10 A )I Sunday Sunday.• Prayer MeeUDI Wed· lkbool and Communton fJrtt Sun nc~day 8. dar ID monlh 11 A M Churcb R•dne M1111on Char ..• luth communion and prl!aehln&; th1rtl paator, SPrvlces Sunday 1:30 and 8Qa41)' In moath 7 30 P. )( Tues•ay 7 30 e•urch preachtDI-r Portland ( huuh, 8arl Custer, Chrlttlan Chvrdl 1 r Lort~ lot· pas lor, A~J t pa51or Ectllh Codner tcm cvuy SUilday 8 aO A M Servlcrs Sunda~ 8 00, Tue11d1y at Sunday School •nd communion, 7 30 and }' riday 7 30 fil'lt Sunday In monlh 7 ao p '\! Th• F•d•r•t.d Church IYan..ll· Cburch preaching third Sunday r •I :wd n, fnrnwd Prrl!h)'terian in month 10 80 A 'M Chureb rD&» "'' 1 \\ ildu J B:.rtt h pa!ilor Mr JDUDIOn and pre1 chtna. l'rf'rl 1\lu tlntr S ~ Sup! Sunday The Churct. of Chr11f, Kono, ( ht• 11 h St h11•nl 9 15 A M Wnreney Suaday g 30 A M. s~:~nday 1'1hJp llotlr - to 30 A M. ConSebool aad ~;ommunlun a.xond ~rrl;.ltLOnwl Met·ting lu.DdaJ lu monlh 10 JO A Jf Alfr•d M1thod"t Chur«:h, l•v. Church eommuniuu •nd prearhln!l R ~ (;H·ve pastu1 ~ S at 9 30, fouttb Sunday In montb 7 30 1' lio•d llt\ltn l' ''r. !iupl - Wor!<thlp 1(. cbUt~b preacbllllil ~i!\li~'~ oll 10 \PI lltii~IJIOIC JW) The Chrlttlen Church et Hem- It~ l1 ·11 h 1 M·m 1 1r . J~n 21, al lock Grove, •very Sunday IillO A 8 utlolk CllibltL {h,u~~c MY 1''lt Bunda)' Scbool and commutllon mel'tlllij hnc - \htl eve. priiiYJtCOnd Sunday in month '1 30 p •·r sotn Ices at 'I 30 R•c:IM Beptis.t Ch"rch, V WHIey Jenkins pastor. Sunda~ school 9 30 a m Harry Curtis, Sup! , Morning worship 10 45, Evangel lit Gene MrAI!Jsler BYF at 6 00 F1lm: Even ng worship 7 15 Rev McAllister, Monda) Sunday sehool ntght Tuesday, Go~pel Harmony Boys, Wednesday Church Loyal!} NtJht Rev Gene MeAihsler wtll Pllone 11 at WIATHil Deeoted i'o Tlte fntetoe.U 1H Tlae Jlelfri·M•••• ...,... SEE Oa CALL v~,~;~ ~~':,';;~ c'.'.""wo:~~~:~.:~f~: B ~A -~ K--E of the Deacons, 6 p m Junior and CONCRETE FINISHING MACHINE ElECTRIC WELDERS AIR COMPRESSORS CONCRETE FORMS INSURANCE 814 E. Main St. • Bu Da" - Week or llfotttlt FOR THE BEST IN ALL KINDS I I I e FOR RENT Supt 7 4~ Worship anti sermon Can One Bl' Reltgwus ' " Th• United M.tho•hst Church Eugene Hrnw n Pastor Sundav School , g 15 01 m Theo Smtih Supl Worship 10 30 a m Topic 1 "Watchman \\ lu•l ol the Nlghl ?' MYF 5 30 p m l!:ugene Jo'rye , presJdent Janet Struble, leader , lfonday 'I 30 p m at the ehun h J 0 F Cal s.'i meetm~:: Wednesday 7 p m Prayer meeting Janet Struble lcar.cr • Freda Mulholland Fatally Stricken At Band Concert Aaron F. Wooten Death Reported At Pt. Pleasant Mrs. Stella Grimm Funeral Services Are Not Complete Funeral services are mcomp\ct~ ror Mrs. Stella Gnmm, aged 74, who dted Sunday C\'cnmg at her home m Letart, W Va, RD. after a long Illness Arrangements wtll 1 be made b Y the Foglesong Fun eral home Survivors meludc Lwo son3, Alton, Enst Ltverpool 0 and Arnold of Brckly, W \'a and three dau~o:hters, Mrs Ethrl Roush, Lc tart, and BeuLah 01nd Eulah at home v•. " I gr•ndehlldr•• ••d n great gr.andchlldren Foglesong Funeral Home IS lR charge - - -- - -- MEETING POSTPONED The regular meeting or tb.e Amencan Legion Allllthary Unit 602 of Ranne u•ually held on Tuesday evemn: has been postponed unhl a later date Auxihacy Pres-Jdenl Dorothy Spencer said the postpon<"ment wa1 made due to Revtval SerVlces betng held at Ractne 8Jptist Churt'h. Certification Made Of School Board Members In Meigs County Certificates for members of all boards of education m the county school system have been receiVed 1n the offtce of Co. unty Supermtendent of Schools 0 0 Patterson. Officers members and the clerk of each board are as fol' ' tn par- - ~ lows (wtlh ~~ars lo serve enth<'!!IS) Bedlord LOcal , James H QmvC'V, president (1) : Doyh: Sargent, vtce prcstdcnt (1) • Al1a Nelson clerk (1) . mcmbf'rs Ralph Smtih t3l 1 Robert Jones t3l and Harry Swar tz 12) Columbia Local l CY.I~ Sm•t h president (1) (i A Rarl('kln \ IC(' pr('~ldeut fll, Mrndal W Junlatt clu~ 1Zl, memlJCI~ V•rguua llam 111 tO T L Brookhart (3) and Ell zabt'th Jordan (:Jl Eastern TO<'al < arl Barnhatl prcs1dent (3} Walter Brown \'lCC pr~stdenl (]), C E:d Humphrc) clerk (co~tlracl, 2 tl; 58l. membu' l''rane•" Andrew (3\, Dclmotr Baum 3() ancf A:gnt·s 11111 ttl NorlhC'to Local, l'aullnc Atkm~ prcstdcnt (Jl Cilrrle Sh~cls \11cc prc6Hlenl 0\ /\va Gilkey, eh·rk (2), memhrrs Hobert Alktre {1) Darrell Hanmn,.: (3), Glen Hamu~ I I en the IaUer rtthng the place of Wtlham Scott who~e !('rm expired Dn 31 1959 pcndmg dcctslOn to C'!eCI a new member Salhhury Local Edward Kmg pre~1d• nt (]); Albert Brown, v1ce prrs1dr-nt (3\ Eldon Wt'cks clerk (I} and members Jo~cph Johnson (I) l harh•s Diehl (l) and W!lltam K1•1q (J~ Soulhern Loc11l Wtlham McKt'lH \ JH£'qd('llt (I), Vtctor Drown 1 trc prcsulcnt (31, Paul Beegle clrrk t2) mrmbcrs Ralph Sn11th m Cora Btrch OJ and 'Mlidrcd ( hnpman l:i) Ttmc of mcetmc flr'l Tuesday each month \o\c~lcrn Local Onon Nelson , [WI'qdrnl (3), Ro~rl Dans. v1cc 1 prl'~ldrnt (Jl, Wilham J Jlobst('t IN rkrk tll members John Hol11 day t.l), t:arl DC'IUSOn (I) and W8) · ne 1 urner {l) Meet thu-d Wcdncs day of each month. c Dora May Bearbs Funeral Seryiee Will Be Tuesday Dora May Bearhs. 84, dled Sunday morntn}l at the Jl.eip General Hosp1lal where she bad been tab> en Frtday evenmg She was the daughter of the late George and Su.unna Carleto n Smlth and was preceded 1n death by b.er buaband, H C Bcarbs; two sons, Elmer and. Augusl Survtvors mclude three son a. Hugh, With whom sbe made hlr home, Harry and Rolbn, Pomeroy RD. ten grand~hildren, seven great gtandchiltlren: one sm.er, Mrs Arthur Yost, Mmersville. Friends may call at the reSIdence of Hugh Bearhs, Pomcrtly, RD, until one o'clock Tuesdv wht'n Ihe body w•ll he taken to the EnterpriSe EUB Church for servtces al 2 p.m Bunal Will be tn the Beel:b Grove Cemetery by tbe Rawling&- Teen-Ager Girl Severly Burned In Home Accident Darl<"nc Stukey, 13, ta hstcd m fa1r condtltnn at Sthackel Clime 111 Mason after she suffc~;cd serious burns 1851 w<'ck when ber s.k.itl caught fire from a bathroom wall ht~tl'r The teen-ager 1~ th.., danghter of Mrs Johnmc Mnc Stukey, Mason, who ~~ a nurse at Scbaekel.s. A9; C'ord1ng to reports the young giil_ had rrlurncd from skatmg trll v.a~ stanrlmg nt•ar tl!e .heater._ Sn<' :suffrrC'd third dt!grec buri\1 on her hips and both legs: u4 r~ght hand , •t was reported. ~ • � 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 19, 1957