https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6aba44d352e67f35e48aebb8c1f115ae.pdf 82fb8d38e6af978e8322204c48144c15 PDF Text Text ' / 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. ~ • �2-Dallv Sentinel Pomeroy M•rldleport 0 Jan 21 1957 ~ The Daily Sentinel THE DRlVER'S !TICAL HACK (1 DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA PubU.IbeO every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley ~\- Sent.lnel IDe. at 1 tO Mechanic St Pomeroy U Bustneu off&ct pbane SO& editorul olf1ce pbonp 39f ~-=- .ICHARD S OWEN - GENERAL MANAGIR RI!Y.fiiOLD I GREENE - EDITOR National advertuung reprt'"St'ntat ve Bottme!U Kimball Tnr MJ Lextn,eton Ave New York (I!} 16 N Y .. Entered u second clau mad ng matter at th post PomProy Ohio OLf1c-e u .• at Chnstrnas or th e Chnst1an "or ld for centunes has msp1red volumes of poetn It alv.<l.\ s \Ill! as long as h o mage IS render JtS cur rent ISsue a number of shMt poems by stude 11ts m:my on the s ubject of C' hrastmas \\h et he1 these lines were wntten follow mg a demand from some English t each et and then funnelled mto The Echo as s pace f1IIer we II never know Perhaps as wed ratlwr behe\c thev wete Written because the authors felt th e word s 111 them and pro cerdcd to get them out m the forr 1 of poe ti cal e xpression Hega 1dl ess of th e 1r oru~m we liked qu1tc well several ex am pies of Racme ver"e- WhLle admtttmg "'e vc never managed even a smooth couplet as cnt1cs we doubtless have a nght to f('Commend 1udt { evaluate and mfo rm everyone about the best verse written hy our young Ra('UH neighbors Most liter ary cnhcs appf'ar to be eQually un ~ k!ll' d m th~ practical tech. mques of Lh e arts th ev JUdge 1 ho I s h1ve1 from the enid And I kno\\. th 11 I II still love tt When I pass from young to old • • • MY WISIIES By Janie< Wolf• I! ow I WISh thai t m1ghl 11 avtl 0 er the land and o er the st a J h10ugh the moun lams il nd tht vall( \S 0 cr the wat r wavily How 1 wts h that I m1ght vLsJOn Everythmg there 1s to se~ From high bu\ldlntli to the Igloos And a giant redwoliil tree_ . How I WISh that r mtghl speak to ~veryone that I should sc~ And be a fnemJ to allot them No mutte1 who 01 wh, t tlw~ ll • • • TilE 11\Y B~IORf ~A(ATION 8) Hwttin Snyt 1 Twas the day ).)cfore var<JI\011 And all thl ough hts head The thoughts were tumbhng I Ike chtcks bemg f cd fhe tea(hct s were bu s~ liomg at their work 1he chJidron wer a thmkm g Just how they TTIISht shn k ' (o..."veryone - Around and AbOut ~.:=::=::c==:,.::.,==:--::--==~~~~!!".'!~~~~~"""~~===~==;;::=;:::::;::;==.:;;;: upnsm&s and bomb chuc.:kers and leader followers and conlplrii~Ies and con lon('d murders an rr volu tlons and coups and plots ~nd plans anti countet plots an l I p service The wo1ld at Ihe mome1 t I c haves as 1f somebod y had op1 ned all the J ll ls and nu1hou ses 1nvcs ted the mmates w th power a d turned them louse wlth weapons Every time I SPe a hon I feel 1 kc apulogtzmg ror bem g a bum 3 n H s re lty rt~s~r~ to rctOVP v 0 u £'annot tell 1 c tha lsra 1 }oursolf frm Civ t zalwn to rca France Drltallt fo g~pt lo I I lzc v.hat an utter rrepurabll Syr a Am 1 fl(a nu ss a Pol 1 _, _, 1 hopeless g1 ut u~ uu st P u Hungary Cv pru ~ MOIOtC'O 11 l 1 ll vu lrt! u her< us ~ d d1v~e ly l htn<l China Jndu ncs1n Hll l Jl ing <'OntuVIllK se lfi sh thieVIng pant s ofthe con)ass hove r~:l un~erupulou~ opporttumllc dou on lhc1r !I df' at t h !( n oment Not bteero~~ nh~ va n bokmb1 1sll< nhas f what r hear nightl y on th e fil d o ty mcsl! l ut man 111 !J 'N en ~~ true bl contrasted wllh somet h Ln!( no e I I forgot to montlon Inc' il It hkl' a bu zzard tr glntl( lku a grcal ar hitcr ll avlll "' bctntolntl1a 1 co lr l I would venlurc a g11 at deal of No g I Uemh lc\ I rrt hy a I t r nt 1lrat 10n ffiill:hl start 111 1om£> • 1 <'1 nh ng can tu n 1 ~ s nsu 1I 1 g Mother lnrha s s (0 111 In w t h ~ r£>:\S n and dill H'.)o as ,o,.h t 1 gnat leal of Ia , dt!J J.: bdOl <' you lenr nghll} 01 111 !«J ewk v It old gil appeals 11 public l!ltlc 1ucl o You ht If lh<~l th~ WP haH a lot of wnltl ogs a Irish Jh publiC m Ar 1y JS ch uck round hcr1 md eonhasl<' 1 to th~ 1r_.: b1 nbs auom an I vou look 11 farts of the Husa :u lcatll s lht'} 1 tro IPt 1 f bHI 001 s "th ~on11 1r tl 1wnnght hanl ~ 1 11 not to th ng app oaehlnl( atlmll a!JO I n all tly !\ wartho I ves m I m Ill h and co nl fro n No rth filth and will eal nn} thi ng , clud C'tu lrcl11 1/ I have bccn heurtn g 1ng hu own piglets 1 r a 1ot st e about tim lflA s net I w 1s 1 h ~ Whf'IC hP d1rlcrs f om tht Hu~s1an ani! I w sh ~omcbody WI ld s p lc ~ders excrpt he do s 1 1 root 111 so IHoad a hase pre"s ll wtth a club Mv I ord I am we ury or ~l dt nl I h. we noticed that non~ of the ------- _ Jlemrn"e Bervtrt J • MY AJJMIRER Bv Maralyn Tayl01 lie meets me at the door Almost every night I olways take time To squeeze him tight lie follows me a<ound The room lmpa\lenlly Unlll 1 lake lime To hold him on my knee I love the little fellow And I wouldn t take a dime For my great adm1r01 That little pup of mine on 1 taz returD DtYideD.dl trum &a lne\trance pOliCJ Social Security J!eueftte 01111 Panntllll NGtlvtd uDder Work men e Compeuatlon law!! The auw:er II tl\a& NONE ot tbe above abould be Uated aa ta1allle lecom• Then aM otber form& or exempt lncomt too which you will lind aMMcl In tbe ollolal tnltrllc lion book Bome of thena ar" Johedtaacea !lad bfiQUeetl (the "tlitt mar •!bt taued but not the recipllnt) Rallroat Rtltrement Act benenb Ctrtaia bealt• aad accident benelito Dam ..• awarded b7 a court or p.tid Out Of tOUrt Cor penonal lQJW'lM par and Interest leue bonds. b~rmlnat Land Transfers oa How P•&t:e:, A,., T.xed Clyde Van <ooncy Lalla Van It you won a ~rlae watch th s \01 nr\ lot 300 Mnd S ~ ot lot nne dldlncUon the priM 11 tauble C h""~ I rerry pareeh Sc!p o 389 Mltldhlpotl to Board of Edu II you were requU'ed to exert even to Be liSle Perry c- •liou Mtdtlleport Exempled the aiJabteet effort to earn II oa the other band lr It w.. made tn Ann WLIHams M tOO A lA'tllrt VLlla11 ~ recoanltlon ol eclentltlc literary or to Jo11e~huw Harlinjer other achievement you would have J)fldorm~'d an7way tbe prl&e te con H••~a Searlrs Aael Searle• Sr Edward Frf'nt h I avma Fn-neh tldered a a itt tmd you 11.1 e not taxed I ot ::IR' M ldlt'port to Board of OQ it lot Syraeu1e lo Donald W Lbl1 (<)lmallon M1d I Ex Jmptad Vil J.foet ~holanhlp• and fellowshlpe Cbarle!l Karr Leona Karr ~Ut! art exempt anle111 theJ are ~ld < 1rl \llt'n!worth Leah Allen! et compenN.tlon for aervlcee auob ment Sahsbury to Mclliil County 11.0111 I 1t :191 Middleport to 11.1 teach-In, aQd reaearoh Anotber Man~a rel nouglas Mur! Dc. ugln s I! I I I hi(' Mltld Exem VII point to remember In conneetlon Max C R,.uter 132 Acres Salis bury to Oelu Reuter U 1011 ban aa annuity lrom llft pen1lon plan or other lnt~uranc., Bouret the porttnn wbh:h J'(lll mu re1 elve ta& fru depend• on your Ute e:r:pecta.ncy and the ammtnt yOU paid for tlle ann\tlt)' The Internal Revenue Senlce will fQrntab aetaarl&l tablea upon requeat t.o belp you ftpre Ual1 out. Anyone wllo OWD.I ALook aeed1 to know about tbt dh'ldend exclualoa and credit Tbl• appllfll only to dividend• from corporatloae which ue eubjeet to United 8tate1 COI'poratlon lnooma t.u and don not Include dividendi fi'(IID u.vln11 aDd loan UIOdetloAI credit union• or torelp corponUODI Your ftnt 110 of QIIIIUied dtYI dendl II tu tnt. Huabaad and wife are eacb tntiUtd to exclude U•• ft11t 150 for dlvldeada on 1tocta Qoverament J)llntenll and bene tba t ea.oh owu. ltl CO WIUNDI and thetr laml U you teeeiYed dhtdends beyond lle4 tUtpt noQCIWablltty r~Ure thL11 amouat rou are entltl!!d to a 1nent lo t.~~ 7 and 8 H 1rrh onHlle Sc pio to 1\\ :. GLikf-y John K s t'phcn son Lueetta G ~~~ pht n~ m lot M•ddleport to S PLrken~ fi m I~ Pickena John K Slephemu~u Lucetta G Vietor (JI.'Ihn VIetor) Wippel lot Stephcn1on lot Middleport. to Cbut.er lo Dav1d P and Delore1 s G Picllcru Emily P:leke,Ju 1 with 1chola•ahlpa In naurlnr sup pol t ror a dependent yo11 do not ba.ve to eount. lcholanhlpe received by a etudtnt Some laoomt aucb •• Umltlld amouata ur 1lcrk P&Y aacl the tlrst SM of certaln 11hldencb muet be eJftlatned In tkt t.u ntl!lrD but are _ -- ... Squawk scree -eek squawk Th~: Umted NatiOns today The vast l{anlC resources of E:a~t Afnea ore bctng depleted dally b) lhe native poarhcrs who ._ If II ( d uu ld deat a 8 lrap ences an !(ame p 1s t trap antmaht The ne~ h 1 ~ soli on the black market to the Indlan ~ who mfest East \fnra 1 he nahves slay thousands of v.tldl:'beeste w1th pmsoned ar u ... t 11 t 11 rows cutllng OJ..L tue1r II s o se r01 3 1 shdl 1 gs as fly whl::~ ks and 1l ~ 1 g lc fl"s" 10 ,ot ~ u 1 h(' (arne llepartmcnt s lr} to raw II 1s wtsta ~e of natural rr ~ urct h 11 havt 1 o f1 nd!J lor ronprlrnt rontrol But tlkt! thP Un ted NatiOns the\ .1.rc going to do s ell nr,: a bo t I II Maybe nex• year I housa1 ds or j1ounds or "ter lll g 11 "m 1~gll l Ivory go 1 11 to I• I a 11 A Ill lho\~s from Mom ba~:t I a,-. 1 an I Zanzthar because he ch cf IVOII smu,.glrr was dep Pte 1 as an Arlib There are an awful lot 1 f Arah.<~ 1n KtnYa and Tan).!:iill\ k ~ Blood st 111\S 'lcre found on the b ck "'' of lhe '"' or the kuJnaped Bnt11)h ofhc~~:r the radw says •n bnef Two terror we" ''""' "' <yprus tast n1ght \ m nor Mau Mau off1ccr who di cr bed himse lf as a reg! mental !INgt ani ma}or WaS eap turt'd tmla} ,,,, St. ,......,, :wi-t! ' 19 r a r e ( t s s~ n lon s bar k bu u p 10 00 Jlonu w a I ta 1 1 ghts as glass 00 1 res• denh11.l h au guratwn less a a II lhwood gi<Hwu r g rl 10 00 Home 3 00 M<~tlnf'f' Th•,l·• II 00 The P f!Cf' .lS Rl ghi 1 he a 11 1 s no~ ofte1 ~E't'll on • or n1 r lXP ~swa~ s the s ep~ • 11 30 Trulh ur Consequence• 4 01 Qutf'n "'or A Ua:;' hli':hw .. vs th11 l h.11ve a bang up rec f 4 4~ M"1er n RoOlal\t' 9 12 00 r Tar Do•gh ord w 1 ro I e ... to g \ 111 ~ a 110 5 00 Come-dy Time 1 :iiJ II ( oultl fie Y ou 11 ob [{ rue ks that look of sn h 5 30 My Ltttle Margte I g ~~ l SS I 00 r urrenl 6 00 Supermnn Wh1lt onl 1~ per cent or tl c 1 2 00 Parso r s St udy 6 30 News l'1Mure nat on s tlll I a rlt>nts both 01 I 6 45 Sport<~ Eye 30 rcnness<'e Ernie Ford and off t h~ urnp ke tn'lo lve rear 3 00 Mal net< Theatre end c- nfShes 33 per ce nt of urn 6 5!5 Weatherrast 4 00 Qu~?t'n For A :bay ptk~ an1drr leave yPh cles wLih 7 00 Soldiers of Fortunt 4 45 Modt>rn Roma~e saggmg post12r10rs Charles W I) 00 Com('dl T1me Pflsk 1 r:,earr 1 E" ng nec-r of the 7 30 Nat King Cole UnllL'd State:. Uureau of Pu !Jhe 5 30 My L1ttle Margie 7 45 NBC News Hoads 11 rl hea I of the lnsl tule 6 00 Federal Ml" of Truffle Eng 111 ers reeentl~ 800 S1r Lancelot 6 :JO News ~tatt'd t t at unl e~s some mt'ans of 830 Stanley 6 45 Sp€1rls E) e prevcnUn!i: s~me dU"t~C liOn c-rashes 9 30 Twenty One 7 00 lir11nd Ole Opry IS found nPw hijlhways will be 7 30 .~onatban WlnteJtS Show 9 30 Robert Montgomery eome a~ dangerous as the ol ! 'l 45 NBC News IO 30 lladJe 714 8 00 The B1g Surprise The excuse I d1du t sec 1100 News Headhnes 8 30 N{lah s Arlt 1.5 ofLen heard m aonnect10n w1th 9 00 Jane Wyman Show rear-end eolhstons The reaso 1 for 11 15 \\ eathereast 9 30 Armstrong Cm:lo Theatre thts excuse IS dl.Selosed m reports 1120 Press Box lO 30 A Man Called X from bo•h the :New Jersey Tun 1130 Pres1dent!al Inauguntlon It 00 Press Box pi.ke Autlwnty and the Pennsy 11 15 Weathercast vanta Jomt Safety Re5earch l!roup 12110 Tomgbt 11 0 Press Box They dlSI:OVijretl thAt rear end eo! 12 30 Sagn Off 11 30 Toh1aht lwon.s were tugnlfieantly hig her durmg darkiWIIS on straight up roadway In fact John R Crosby auMt•nt tralftc 11n.meer w1th the new Jersey Turnpike Authonty Peported tb&t tw1ce as many rear WCHS TV CHANNEL I end colh~mas occur at m}l ht as m 8 00 Capt!l.ln Kanagroo the daytmte 8 00 Captlin Kangaroo 9 00 Mornmg Show Theo~et1eally rear end coli s1ons 9 00 Morn1ng Show 10 00 Garry Mooro could be ehmmated 1f all veh1des lO 00 Garry M.oort 10 30 Arthur Godfre, 11 30 Stnke 1l Rieh on highways c-ould he made to tO 30 Arthur GodfreJ travel at the same speed However 11 30 Pre!lldenhal Inauguration 12 00 \ ahant Lady 12 15 t..ove oJ L1fe hiilhWRY engmeers ar0 qu1ck to ' 00 BrJ&bter Day 12 30 ~.:e .. rch for Tamorrow point out tbat enforcmg a strJct ' 15 Secret Storm 12 45 Gtudmg L1ght program to slow down speeders 4: 3& Edge of Nlght 1 00 KatJe s Kitchen and speed up crawlers 1s almost a 5 00 '1 he Early Show 1 30 As the World Turns phystcOil tmp;MS!blhty and a fm 6 30 Your Esso Reporter 2 00 Our Mtss Brooks anc11l 1mp•obt.blliLy 6 45 Sports Paradt 2 30 Houseparty A recent nat~,pn w•de inspectiOn 8 n5 1'/e.ath..-man 3 00 Jt g Pavo(f mote thaa 1 617 000 motor ve- 7 00 Press Con[erence 3 30 Bob Crosby Show htcles sbowed that more than a 4 00 BrlghtP. r Day fourth- 26 6 per cent-of all me715 Douglas Edwards 4 15 Secret ::;torm chamcal defects Wf're rear hghts 7 30 Robmboo:l 4 30 Edge o' N1ght The results {Jf motor vehtcie tn 8110 Burns & Allen 5 00 ThP. Early Show 830 l spectwn~ and the htgher mght Talent Scout~~ 6 30 Your E~so Repo:rter t1me C'Olll.$ton rate ha\e prompted 6 45 ~ports Parade trafhc engtneers to call for better 900 I Love Iucy t.l 55 Weatherman rear end ltghtmg and wtde ~pread 9 30 December Bride 7 00 Art I mklettet & the Klda US"' of refJpc- tvc m llerJals 7 15 Douglas Ed~ ards The traf~r ~ngneClS sugge: 1000 Stud1o One 7 30 Grand Ole Opry ltons alrea Y a\e been carrie \100 Up to the Mlnute News 8 00 Ph1l S1lvers Show ouL m a number of ways Some states arc cov er ng license plates 8 30 1 he Brothers w•th maten;al I hal r eflect head 11t 05 Scannmg the Weather 9 00 To Tell the Truth ht f .ooo f t J 11 2 t ee tlawa.Y an 1110 TBA 9 30 Red Skelton i sd roml 10 00 $64 000 Questloo ~~~~!n~ s~~~;r~se~tc;• ~cna:sy~:=~ 10 30 Do You Tnut Your Wlffl ta TUII\ptke officers cheek the 11 15 Inaugurahon Ba11 11 00 UP To The M1nute Ne\l'l rear hghts o£ ve h cles entenng the 11 00' Lat• if,ow It 05 Scannmg tb.e Weather ptke m an attempt to eut down II 10 The Late SHOll rear-t'!nt1 co 11 swns rruck and t> 1s hn<'s arc puttmg (I h lh ra ec11ve s ee 1tng on elf vchicles man effolt 10 rt!tluce rear end colhstons Gre}hound bus WHTN TV CHANNEL 13 hncs leport lhat rearend coll!S 11 44 S1gn On ons dropped 14 per Ct nt the ftrst CIIANNAL 13 II 415 Cartoon Club year the hnes bu:;;ses were reflect tO 50 S1gn On 12 10 Noon News orized .and 18 per cent the Sfcond 11 00 Pres:denllal InauguratiOn 12 15 NeJghbors One automobile m 1nufactu 1er I2 30 L1berace Plymouth IS ex per mentmg with 8 00 Afternoon F1lm Festival 1 00 Femmlne Touch reflccttve body pamt and another 4 30 Supt"r SerJal Time 1 45 Mov1e Matinee l'ord IS conduc-tmg expenmcntl 15 00 Mickey Mouse Club 3 00 Afternoon I' lim Festival wllb aew deVIC<!S cs pccJally de- 6 00 Cartoon Club 4 3C. Supe" Serial T1me .ugned Lo prevent rear end col 6 30 Five Star Flnal 5 00 M•ekey Mowe Club iJsJons 6 00 cartoon Club 7 00 Kukla Fran &: Ollle Traffic engmeers are slowly 7 15 John Daly and News 6 30 Five Star Final cuttme do~ n the numher of rear 7 30 Sherlock Holmes 7 Ui John Daly & the Newt 7 30 Confhct end C!III18IOn• bul tt " up lo all 8 00 uaony i'homas Show 8 30 Wyatt Earp of us-in the mdmdual dnver s 8:30 Voice of Firestone 9 00 Broken Arrow aeata-to tl•ke extra precautions 9 00 Your TV Theater ourselves 9 30 Lawrence Welk Top Tunell 9 SO DuPcmt Cavalcade Theatre 10 30 Mart Saber 10 00 Polka Tune -------11 00 News of the Night 10 30 Confidential F1le 11 IS Theatre 13 11 00 News 12 1$ Slln Off II 15 Theatre 13 I•• roiU'I.IiTK==..,_.=-----::-Lito, Aalo ""' Pello Clll DoD lllllJ. Jilddl- CXIID 121) dlltdendl reo.lved crl'dll 'l'bll cr•Ht 11 4~ of tbe rematnta1 dl•l dends but It eaDD.Ot be more thu 4,; of 7our tuablQ Income or mon than tllo pnount of tax otherwlte 4-ut 'fltt fltlltt 11 nol Juat a deduetton fl'(lm :rout tuable Income 11 le actuai}J lllbtracted rrom your tax P'or example tr 7011 recelvl!d '551) Ill dlvldeQdl you cap exclude 150 from JO,Ur lau¥t lacome and eut.tract f41f, of MOO - or •20 - from the tax you would otherwi11e PQ' Tl\_e lalt pqe of the tax rorro proYlde1 a aclllldule ror ft1urtnf the amount fJf your credit ThelnatNICtiOD boolr: which comet wlt.b YOU\ tu folml 11vea further lnrormatlon Help Ia aleo available by tulel)b<me or at omcea of the lnhrnaJ R•vtnue Service Tbe RIIY enue S~lce urpa you to eonault a properly QQ&.Uie:d a4\"'aor If rou deelde to t4Mik out.eld.e belp Next Art!~ Slarl Now Ne•t Y.W. ,. PIID -- Reall=s~tu~t:-e-- dark to trhoot Monday- Channel13 I Day Book --~==~~=~~--MEUING POITPONED N4STY·"'f.AT AROUND~ IIOIJSE·· 4SK ~ENRY• t.lE BEAI<S liE 81<\JN OF IT··· ' aomebody said the missionary said l-Iow long have you been out here' Twelve years said Cut ore the radio sorriebod): said 'Th1s it beslnning to sound like home Metheke take tile jeep and dr~ve the Bwana Into the for est to collect ht& meat and hts wom an Yes Dwana the gunbcarer saul s n il ng throngh no front teelh 11 s (ather was pou1bly 1'1 canmbal and he sell.!; h 1s female children Into mornage But 1 kept thmkmg how c1vlhzed M looked as he led Ule wretched heathen tu the hgbt (Cop)'l'lght, 1057 bY On1ted Foo ture S;yndkate Inc) lm:al owne~ $\995 00 Blpett nat'• Pomeroy 1 17 6tc itM l'L'fMOUTH Dlx 4 dr Sedan SpOtless two tone blue fia1sh One 1~1 owner $15116 110 Blaet iliar'o. Polnetoy I 17 6tc 9tflCK Century 4 dr S~dan · &ae neW fn appearanee Dyna 111M "116w Drtve $11J9111 00 Pomeroy Bloettnar a 1 17 6tc 1853 BUICK Roadmaster Cov Cpe iPert'eet condition Dynafiow Jl9wet' brakes, oteerlng $1395 00 ll~nar's Pomeroy 1 17 otc ...,_""---:--:-~ ~I Auto St!rvtcec< ~ B. RAWUNG SQNS CO • II loioweveR, NEAT- NESS SlOPS AT I-lOME· MOM 4NO lOOIN&; TREAT ~ENRY'S BUS LII<E AN ANN!!)( Ot=~E CTTY CI)MPSIJ PHONE 108-Y THREE ACRES LEVEL GROUND four room bouse electrlcdy At Apple Grove See Alex Wheeler 1 17 3tc _ - . -~---7 RESlOKNCE m Mtddleport rooms bath corner lot Under 00 .. will help finance ~0 00 Earl D Mender Sr Realtor Pearl F Parker A•ent Pomeroy 1 1 2 1tc phone 201 IRS WE 8 U:Y ~\Al I 8EAMI SCRAP IRON- MITALS OH 10 VALLEY Ju ..,K CO Sr, " • PomentY Mtf (91 For Sale ill and STRAW John Werner MldtJI!!pott R D No. \ ~~ Creek tload Phone Rut Joild 2410T 1 18 Ste uSliii OOU ftmNACE ,Phone 1110-X 25 :1'0111 of CLOVICR AJ<FAU'A and Timothy boy J E D Hart lqer, Pomeroy 1 17 tltp *" l.JQ'l'S Jl'l SVR;.CU!li: Phone Polll- roy •~e-x i t 4Y 1 1s For Rent iiiT - FOR C..an and choke apartm...U, ean 8170. 12Hite HOUSE Flii\NISHED or UNJI'URNISHED 3 0001111 bath pa See NWHED. !S roms bath gas. See U1,3Jc roRNJSJijlD ..~ 1108 Mulbari:V Ave. 1'QII101'11Y !!lione 378 or ' 15 1 17 81< SLEi:PmQ ROOl\IS 01- Ia town, l lli .LZIC 12'1 Buttftlllll f4eetri" ~ltpAJ:!I 'f •Nr ¥ld ~port Ph -~ ll t-tl Por tebt ~warn,er (.;IJntGD - ••• J:l.l':r..-= ~-·~ C" ..X 1114 o~NI!:=-::t"ROOM APA11TIIIiNT One 8 room ho• Newly decorated I.Dalde anti tut. A N Bengtl II I tf IT St Employment Wonted W::AN=TED=,- Ftill::-.-tl:--m-•-,-ho-usekeep. II' - nune Nine hoW'S woek!¥ IAIJ Cecil mo-x off IU 3t< ( 17) Help Wanted W.AINTED - SomeQne to repair at Bllley'1 Lill!e 1 Ill" 3tp player piano Phon• - iANTED AT ONCE lllli~w BaWlelib Ill bllllf\11' Write ~w lelah't, D•pL ~R, ,...._ port, Dllllolo.. l!lltp Roy Sider. addrtll unknown and Mn. -fiOy SJdere' retl name not known addreiJ unkn-own will take nntice that &obert Coat• Ad mJnJttratQf' of the estate (}f EdJlh 8kleft der••d on !he 2tLh 4ay of November lt66 fUtd h1J JfU twn and thereafte-r filed Pfl amendment to the said petition 10 the Probate Court w1th.in and for the Couot,r or MtJp and State or Oblo allelinl that the penonal ettate cf I&Ld dectldant 11 tnsufr1 dent to pty ber debtJ and the ehartes or aOmiDllterin& her es. tate that tbe died aelzed m fee aimple ot the undivided ope-half mierelt ln the following des.cr bed real estate tituated ln aald County t&-wit An undivided one-hall lllt.ercst in the following real eslate s1tuat ed ln the County of MeJsa state of Ohio and Townalup cd Sall5bury Bea•nniQM at a point whore the But line of 100 acre lot 330 in tertects tbe center lme of the Tawnlhip Ruad thente South 5 degree West M3 feet thence North 82 degree 11 feet W 389 feet tbe.nee Nortb S degree 49 feet East 286 feet thence North 86 degree 21 feet Eait SW7 teet to &he East Ime of aaid lot 330 and polt\t of be&lnnina: contablint 2..8 acres ~ng 100 aere Lot 330 't.pwP 1 Radke 13 OhiO Company s Pur cbue 'lbat said deeedent was IUI'Vtved br the defendant Roy Siders her 111n'lvln,e apop...-e and tbe defend ants, liva Tho,mpaon Gerald JonPs Ta1tla Hawkiu btr surviving i!htl dren, that Tbe Cltlzens National BaJU;, Middleport Obio bas a lien asalnlt aaid real estate and tbat the Treasurer of M•laa Coun ty Ohio hiU' I ]ien qalnat uld real fitate for taxes The pet-I.Uon further sets forth th!l;t Roy Slcters ts the owner of an und1v1ded one hal! interest m the above de cnbcd rea.l cst.ate d h S der s rea I an t at Mrs RoY name 1s unk nown ani bas an J 1 cohoate nght of dower m the m erest or Rov Siders The pra~ t ' of said petitiOn s r .r the sale O( Uta enlie i ntent n said real eslate purs 1a nt til the provtSJOil o£ Sccllon 212708 ofUJC Ohlo RevJSed Code for the pa) ment of Lhe debts and charges set d r th d forth bert m an or o er an further rehef Which he may be entitled The per:;ons hrst ~hove men honed Will further take notice that they have been made part1es defendant to sa1d petition an1 that hey are reqmrcd to an!lwer tbe same on or befwe the 8th day of AdmmiStrator 0 :( EtHth Siders d d ece~:ster & Fullz Attorneys for Admm1strator (12) 24 ,31 (I) 'l 14 21 28 6tc k Report • LIvestoc Galllpolts Ohto Saturday Jan 19 1957 Ssles Report of Oh10 Valley LtV('Sftlck Cu Hogs _ 175 to 220 lbs 18 to 18 75 220 to 2$ 0 lbs 17 to 18 50 Ltght 15 to 1815 Fat Sows 12 to 17 stags 12 to 17 Boars 8 to 14 Sows & p 1g., 50 to 100 Shoats 3 to 16 Cattle - Steers 10 to 18 50 Heifers 10 to 18 Baby Dee( 12 to 18 Fat Cows 9 to 12 50 Canners 6 to 9 Bulls 10 to 16 Milk Cows 60 to 130 $60 00 I 18 3tc ill I Wonted To-Buy Legal Notice 1 ~= b~h tar~~ i:te~:.e; Febr~~rt ~~ts of the Estate .........,.. tlemee 011 l'hoae 821'1 Nlcbt Pbone . . S. tlOIJON'l.YirotJTB D~ Phlne 510 li'11111eroy the missionary aox m 1Hi5 BIIICK ~pcclal Dlx. 2 dr SIX ROOMS and BATH $450000 116 Locust St Pomeroy Call $tdan Low mileage One Cll'e!ut 516 Jot or 9391 1 17 3tc modern APAR'n4JIIJ.r, call Pomeroy 271!-J or ,Jiitldle. port 80t8. 1 5 tf MI<S 11<EM8LE· CWIN 15, OW, SO C;m be bought wJJth land con tract I 17 61< 1 Room use a scope 1 never tho"J:h or that :8u\Ck lrllde-tn Fordomatic .$11$r\ 00 B'aettnar s Pomeroy OLD BEER somebody said Ol.liht to gas avallible Were lot .... UIOG FOJI,D VB .RICU!b :Wagon New --- - In the t'"'i&i,_,;,PO,_i&)A=est,!-Chleli"d; s.dm. V<Wflow prllaa~e A real "<reom tiiift' Bloettft8T'o Pom- .MlNI!R.SVlLL! - 6 roOIII frame h l it i t d ti'Ol' .-ooo I IT 8tc 11 WJt e ectru~ Y c 8 ~rn ~~~~O DaiJy Sentine • I Yes but this was for my flock thP mtatlOnary said Allo my wife ts waitinr m ~he bush watb the ammal You \ WHTN-TV Channel13 'l"be Janui"Y meetmg of t h e UKIAH Lam - Back In 1916 W.Ctl MIITING Bladbur,. Parent Teacher As!~ elation was paatponed because of engmeer George Clev11land pulled Afternoon Circle of the w11l meet Thursday at bad weather last yeek when Jt was I a Northwest Pac1f1c fre1gbt train Methodist Cbureh w1th Mrs ~ebeduled A special meeting Will mto a statW!l m Humboldt Coun HQes chairman presld btl~ called in the near future by ty Along51 le the railroad tracks h£>aves mto eamp ing Mrs C R. Konkrtght wtll Mrs Nathan Blu~ president was a (htnce hal l)a!Cked with haphave charte of the devollon& and Cnn you len.d me a vehicle' CLUB TO MElT py celebrants one of whom waved Mrs Bruce tJoyd w11! prflsent the he asks r wounded a top1 had; lesson Hostessea are Mrs Emer The Seruor Shakespeare Club a quart bottle o' beer at the the boy eut 1ts throat and then SQn Jones Mrt C M Hennesy wiU meet W~!ldl,)' afternoon at 1 fretght cngmeer He took ll For 1t got up and ran away and 1 had Mrs Hayes Mrs Noah Haskins the home of Mrs Jed Webster Sr 40 years Cleveland has resisted an awfu , tlme chasing It down I Mrs John Ket~hk1 Mra Bessle it waa annou~ed today by t h e preatdent Mr!! Phil Wllhamson all temptations to open the beer 'I don t sec very well in the dark Grogan It IS !Uegnl --- 1 ) Auto SOles or muHt be finished !IOmebod_y sli ld Thev uaed to call thcm~<'I V<'s t1eltl marshals R.ad The to J11pa n today resumed dlplo-WSCS malJc relaltons with Russia Heath About that Lime a mlsluonary W W \t: >H uent Tu:paJer• ma.lr:e more mlatate1 Ia 111t1na thcllr taoome than uy other type ot error accordln& to a auney made b7 tbe Internal Revenue Service It &. Important to know what to Include aad what NOT to ,lao elude. Look at thla li1U and lee If yo11 caq tell wblcb ebould be lilted • hyenas Jac-lr:als leopard! foxe~ il nd ants The waste s not total I t'l'IIU '' OKe of o •erl~t o} artkle1 on federal tnco1t1e laz 11lillp Tll.l•e orUillfll at t loat~d on informaUo• pravlded b~ 1111 4-fllll'T•l!atlltlltihlte ut AoeouJ1lant1 oua tile Ohio l:lacietJI 0/ Oe,.Ujkd .l'wbUc .tcroa•tant• h& r:oopm~Uo• tvttll the JJitlmOl As the school bell rang A shout rose f10m about The k1lhng ts conatant In Afr•oa I u t Is done for a purpose ex cept when a leopard goes loose m a goat yard or gun happy sporb man makes a sMart Even then what he k1lls feeds the vultun!~ I '- missed • of lion drmkmJ alonpuie anteJope anu runnmg foot rac!es tor fun with a here! of zebra TKOMA Tunga n11ka _ Every mwht at 111111~ we turn n the hltle battery ra t o and tune , to the BBC ne.ws routed v n Na1rob1 Be tween the v ps 11 n t vap~ of the hyena ~ 11 u llu ro.a11 .., ol li ons---we vc meal In c-a mp an 1 the bltgh trrs 1re ge tt mg fr ~ I 1 ly rheck}- Wt: sep 1ra1 1 lhc v.orlJ nc;o.s from the stale I must so~ 1 pr~• ftr the lu n~ tht h)t a~ a d tiH' stlliiC Planmng his hst • Merry Chmtmasto all Were glad school is out' carn1vores save the h,;oopard kills far pleasure 1 bave seen a prtdu W lth Robef'l Ruark was busv And none would be Stmo 111 W 1ll1D 6 511 S1in On ( 7UU 1odav UO C'otree Turte Monday- ChannelS Nol AJJ Jn • T bJ come IS 8X8 e so each would be happy f'offc-t Timt WCHS-TV Channe~ 8 INCOME TAX FACTS No, 7 I he Jamtor was busy In the room and the h•ll Gcttmg the place ready For the New Yea1 sEve Ball 9 00 CHANNIL ' I ody that lend s nostalgic memones of our own school days be fore vacallons Oh' so many vears ago Maralyn Taylor who leads us on for 1\\.o verses lets us dov.n gently and m good taste and fmally Donna 1-lilldore \\ho s a\s in poetry so prett1 lv how she loves the wmter No one could say H 1n prose so well and that arte~ all IS "hat makes 11 poet!) As 0 cr the He we 1ac.:e Oh yes I love the wmtcr :~.rs :u r s1 rfNLIIl,; !rom WSAZ TV I Four poems are p11ntcd below H e res why we hke them Jamce Wolf~ s for a \ Outhful approach to a Whttman hke grand umversal lvve for mankmtl Dwa111 S&yre for hlS par Of <'Old wmd tn m y face Anti hear the shuuLs of !;katers ~ ~ ~~gtlnaven LU>IIJ o1I ~Off QRVICP l'boile alii. ClelaDd ApplltODN 12 ed to th tt C hrast "INTER By Donna llllldor• Is sprmg the time for poetry> I wouldn t say it s so For I prdm the wmter With soft or dnfted snow I like to feel the llngle )~ !201 Buslness Services I I Rocme H1gh School Verse Rev•ewed 1n SEAT er a k ' SubsmiJtion nles Dehven by rarr er where avatl.able 30 rf'hnts per week ON! yeu 10 advance at The Dally S«>ntinel office w ere IV1ilable onp montb &! Bv rna I one vear $8 lllx months ~Ji!fO SUI mont hs $7 80 threP months $3 90 By motor route ___ three months !2 50 OfH> month Sl Rarmc lllgh Schools n cv.sp<~pe r The Etho has 1 !t t"' WANT ADS TELEVISION GUIDE ~SAZ-TV Chca_~el_!_ Monday-Channel3 Tuesday Ve:at Calves - Tops 32 Seconds WA:RD 25 to SO Med1um 15 to 20 Com & Hvs 10 to 25 Culls 3 to 10 Sheep - Ewes & 1 ms 4 to 10 Stock Ewes 3 to 8 Fat Sheep 3 to 6 Culls 1 to 4 Bucks 3 to 6 Fat Wethers 3 lo 6 Inaugural Budget Share Social Seturity fContmu.d from ,..,. le u tormenl""d time the people or Ru~lla Thr. Presidtnt w11hed the RuulaoJ •uecesg 1n edPCatlonal 1:1nd mdu•trl :~l development &nattr Intell ectual rrerdom lnd IICU I rlly and runer enJoymeO! of the rtwards or thetr own ltJ..!l For as such th np may cone to ~au he added l.he more (f'rtaJn Will t,e the comm1 of t\ at day wh€'n our peoplq "lnaJ' frlfel)' meet Jh friendlhlp The President aave hit ICK."'nd inau8ural addre11 a speciflc title "The Price or Pea~ He explamed hl1 reatonl fo r ae centlnz tbl & pOint Spt..mdld 11s ctn be the bles... mgs or such a peace hi'h Will be •Ls cost in tod pathmtly Jus tamed in help honorably given m nrrlf•ce calmJy borne We are called to meet the prtce ol IbiS peace he laid Coat Will . . Nlth To counteor the threat ol those who seek to rule by force he eontmued .. we mua! pay the costs of our own needed mtUlary strength and to help to build the security or others We mutt use our sk11ls and knowledge and at t1me1 our substance to help olh ers r11e from mJSery however {ar the scene of sufrerlnc may be from cur shiJres The Pres dent dealt at length wtth hts belif>f that the nallons of the world have become increasmgly ;nterdependent, with mutual responstblhty ext.endme far beyond the borders of a 1lngle coun try He sa1d that the economt~ need1 of ali countr1e11 made isolation .. an imposstblhty .. Not even Amenca s prosperity eould long survive 11 other mtlons did not a~JO prosper he ,-aM No nation can longer be a tor I tre ss lone and strong and safe And a y 1 t'lOJUe seekmg such sh 1 1 b 1 l fo1 Ihem c tes can now u l o 1ly the1r pnson Asks U N Buildup 1 ~r r ~s1dent po med out thZ~ I !l Ur tel St at<s must reoogn1 hl.' r de('p ltWOhc:!ment tn the d( t11 of 1 c 1 1 wrywhe 1c and 11 cottl gl) .. huultl attempt to st re1gt h the authonty of t l r Umtcd Nat ons ln that body rests the bes l hopp of our age !or the assertim of that law by which all nabons rna~ Inc tn digmt} he s•ud lh <' Prestdcnt 1gnored domest c problems CXI'ept as they are re Ia ted to the international scene He concentrated instead on pea<'t> OrN) 1 tCootlnu•d '"'" ........ 1 present rates tncludtng continua Uon or torooratiOn and nme '" rai.ea wbJeb bad ~en scheduiMd lo1 reductioft April I Tho oehetl'Uied Ftductlou m these catf'gor LC!i. ba\e now bten postponed !lt'v er.11l ltme• It wae aloo noted th.al Uuo 1,..,ndino propoaalll m Lhe budKt'l ,_ ·offer no encouragement for (u ture reduct•.,n• but ralhrr point toward even higher ~ndm.: bf' yond 19M By comparuon o( expcnd1tures wtthm the S la!R Ohw s esumatP.d share of $4 6~2 6tO 000 m Feder~! taxe& 11 2 a nd J :5 times l h e State I flnanelal aid of Sl 793 ~7:5 436 to scho:.~ls from 1908 through June 19!57 Oh10 s shlre or the proposed budget would finance construe! on of a $10 000 000 ~hool bu i.ld1 ng 1n each of the States 138 cll) school dl!ltricls a $5 000 000 1chool bu1ldlng m eocb or thf' 77 exempted villagee school d11lr1ctR and • $1 000 000 IW!hool bulld mg in each of the Q54 C!OUnty local district• .and ltill 1eavf' $1 933 640 000 Wtth Oh1o school expenditure~ for current operation of a 1 1 schools m Oh10 dunng the 195518~ school year amounhng to $408 108 069 the foregmnc re mamder of $1,933 840 000 would be •uffu~len• to operate t h e 1chool.a for nearly f1ve yean By other standards af eom~fl aon Oh1o a e"timated share of the budget represents qu1rement1 11nd are so !eVI!rely 4l1abled they canno1 do plnful ""lmantilll work TheM' payme nts may be,.n '\II Lh tht month or July 19M Da:~Lied AcJult J ns.ur ~~~acbl~~ne!~:J:een ;,\\0 pa>1:ble /or o a 1docea~d 0~ re1~r<'d o~er Wl~f' l'arner 1 1 ~re L~n dc:r ~~~ :: 158 1 Y VI 01 gu ore age 18 and 11 so !I'\ N(' as to pre "ent t UbllJ'llUill gamful work II •• also nete Y&Iiry lhll t th~ child ha ve bun Jep('nd: nt u:n the wago • 1 earnnel~l 0d' 1 •veh ld en pre " 1 us Y e 1 e o <' 1 s Jnsur ance benefits under \lOt "1 SBC ur ty (I ld Dall) Sendnel Pomeroy-Middleport ' untt.errOr D'tree tOf La UdS commtntmg on many of the num bt>rs and had Mr Warnke d~reet ha own arrangement of the three F•eht Songs or the school• m a spec1al number MuSIC Jover_.5 of the Bend area have learned to attend these con certs 'or good band mus1c and were pleased Sa&urday evenlna: wlth he IW:\ed1ons Uiled m the program wh1ch ranged from •"' ered numbers modern arraneements or folk music unusual rhy thmlc muSI" tone poems and end ed w th Sousa s Washington Post march m the h'!mpo US"ld by miJ1tary bands IIVemon5tarDusters 4-ttC~ub . . Plans Public Meetmg Feb 20 Pl1011 for a publ.le mtet&lll &o be Time BenrlJ Staat• I •JIMiri. •-Jd b •• d • -" •--~" IK" on re - w.re 1\1 e •Y Wh l.rh Do You tlaet- """~ Vernon Star 10uters 4-H Club of ftoush rt-adtng by Butcb Letart W 'V• rural route at a u~k ard 11 song Down In ..... rf'<'ent met>llng Vallt>y by the m(!mbel'l of lila Tht mettlng will be held 1n the dub VM"no &chogl houw wh.ieh 15 now used 11 a club ho~ fer lh~ 411 Durmg tbe mMLinc five new boy.'J and &:lriM members were rerognized 1'lleJ" Thto propam awe-ented at fhe are &verly and Sue Staatl, ~ lene Ru\lsh Carolyn McCorJ~tldf. rt'cent mHtin& Wll u f ollows and Butch MeCurm1ck Scr!pLu.re read by Carolyn Me Corm1Ck a potr.l What To Do Rllfrelbments were Jerv.c! by Martb!l Tbom))fOn a pDI'm 'Take Dottle and A)lce: Roush ---- Jijeo;.,.. KaJ Hlady Monager 300 W Seeond St - Phone 432 Pomeroy Jfow...-l'n t.s Sat i J2 - Open. t"Pemng• by appoimmdf L.toft• aOJM &o ,.. llllltfllt of 11.arby town1 Seven per cent more than thf' total cub rece1pts or $4 322.000 ! 000 from farm marketmgs tn Ohto during the calendar years from .1. y .I. IIJG2 throuJb, 11M15 F'urteen and one thud timf's 7TH DJV KOREA (AJITNC) the total Ohio farm mortgage of Army PFC Edward 0 Rowley ton $324.939 000 In 195!5 and more of Mr and Mr:;; Gl:'orge W How than three •1mc9 the total farm I if') 2 17 M l! st Mid dleport OhJO mortgage debt of $1 513 346 000 11 I 1s a men bf'r uf the 7th Inhntry 1955 In the rive cast-eentral ~ates I D1 ISlOn Ko ca of Oh1o Jnd•ana I bnots M1c-h1 gan ar.d Wt8eonatn Rowley ;~ maeh 11 ~' gun ne1 m Two and oneJourth tme~ th~ Co op l y I of th.-- d,.. SIOI s 17th lot.a l amount of C'Oil ~lnltl on COl R<'g ment C: Jtercd th t Army m tracts of $2 034,58 000 m Ohio n 1948 .. nd cnu pitt I basH tram 1955 Lng at Canp Breckm11clge Ky More than three t1mcs lilt total ----- - - debt of $1 487 133 204 of count es 1 he st .. tely maugural ceff:mon;y townships mum c1paht1cs a n d ...,as followed by a 2\.2 hour pa school d1str1cts m Ohio at the ratlc down Penns}lvama A\cnue end of 1955 f1 atunng 65 bauds 34 lavish More than 4 and If.! limes the floats and a muscular d15play of amount of revenue of $1019759 the new mthtary weapons backmg 4()4; collectecl by the State of Oh1o up Mr Eisenhower s plea for from all sources m the 1954 1955 1 I Se....,;cemen I r I I1 I world peace !1scal yell' 1 I J J Your ElectioOD $50,000 Shennanigan Ends For Clerk I LaWS By tEO W BROWN Secr.tary of Stat• of Ohio Onl) a sm~ll percentage of the electors of Ohto ever become can d1tlates fOT" Tlubhc oCf1ce However a great many play an :mporlant part m the candJdacJes by ctr culahng or Jugnmg nommatlng petitiOn papers Each separate petition paper shall be cll'culated by one person only 1he circulator must take an oath and afllrm that be saw each person s1gn the petition and that the Signatures appearmg thereon are the &ign.atuTes of the persons they purpor to be The 1m port ance of th1s oath cannot be over empbasued lf the cueulator saw 20 persons each 11gn b 1s own name but the pehtion contains 25 names the mculat" must state 1n the oath that he w1tnessed • 1 ~ ~ ------ , -----::-----;;;;-'--;;·-~----;::c;--;;--- When FBI FIDds (; 0 Id Urn )n FIonda I • • I got I MIAMI UP _ A $50 000 sohd dence R J store where 1t was gold jewel ~ udded coUee urn was to be displayed 11 part or a poho recovered Saturday m a Holly lund ra•mng campaign The urn wood Fla toumt motel where has been •:hspla)ed all over the FBI agents Said lin II r freight Ship- countr~ pmg clerk s('nt t for safe kcepmg after steallnr! 11 tn BoRton Mass But mstelld of sendmg the urn c E Weeks spec1al agent m to Prov1deme by his own compa charge of the M1amt FBI office ny 8 a r freJght scrv1ce Weeks said the coffee pot was found aft u.td Smith left h111 JOb long er an mtenswe seaTch by Fed enough to go to Sollth Statton m eta I authonttes and ratiway ex Boston and shtp 1t Railway Ex press offtc:als The d1amond knob- pres• to Florlda The FBI was bed emerald studded urn was ~ailed In whrn the paetlge failed found ~orne 60 hours after it was to show up 1n Provtdent!e reported mtssmg m Boston FBI Special Agent Edward J Week s satd Oscar Sm•th Jr 44 Powers Smith 111 Boston 11 a1d or Boslon adm•tted taking the urn would be arraigned before a U S from A Jnneli or MJ,rbleheJd (commiSSioner on a eharge of vioM h f 0 tsent latton of the federal statute on Mass arf! 0 lmes TeprPr vi theft from mterstate shiprnenL 1alive,, ::-t~o~b~e,:s~h..,•P':'P:•:d:;;t•::._:•~:;;·~.;-;;::;-:::;=;c;::.:~~-;;~;; 1 I I I I I I I I 1 0 T 0 T H l 'U I Bill' 2000 urn ut 0 e p DC e Ceiebra te JMth Bu1'hday Jn Fion'da V7 ' only the other 20 """'"""' and nne out the five slgnatu.ru he dtd not w1tneS& If he gels only CRESTVIEW Fla UP much m doctors but for some 10 qnatures the oath should so hi birth folks 1 guess they re all nght J state The Board of Elecltons is Uncle Btl! Lundy says s :1 required to reJeCt the entire peti days arP. getting better all the Lambs - Tops 10 ftO Seconds He added I still take a n1p of 12 to 16 Ltght Wts 10 to 14 Com Uon if 1t fu:ds that the aff•tlav1t bme of the cuculator is false w1thln S.omc 2 000 persons turned out skeeter JUlCe when 1 c-an eet 1t mon 8 to 12 the knowledge of sueh c•reulator to honor the CIVIl War veteran on 1 ";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 If the Bo..rd finds that the pet- his 109th b1rthday Fr1day Many Although he uses a cane Uncle " 0 • 1t1on eont.ams 6 11gnatures whlch sa•d he ftred a few shots at &be B1ll s h~rmg shll ts good and be INSURANCE AGENC!r are invalid by reason of facts un Yankees without hittmg never has worn eye-glasses Flro. Hoolth known to th~ ctrculator the petl They also gave h1m 109 &liver Lundy lS the youngest or the ACCIDINT Uon 1s aec"pted but only the valid dollars and a btrlhday cake with f c ' 1 three surv1vmg veterans o the 1 Lit.- Cetualty entl ..... signatures l thereon are counted 109 candlefl But Lundy near Y 1g VII War all of them confeder The pehho!ls of party cand1datea nored these mdteatmg he eame ates The others are Wa1ter E must be c1reulated by a merober for th~ kJssm l of the same polihcal party at the Lundy gave up plowing his ~ WiJUams 114 of Fnnk JD Tex candldtte and must be SliDM l¥!re farm when he ruched lOG and John Salling 110 of Slant only b} members of that same ~IJ.. Tbe followmg year be put away Va hbeal party his beloved shotgun after ahootmg Lupdy JOined the Alabama There 1s no provision m the law a buck Home Guard m 1865 Ute Jast year .vhu~h permits one person to a£. Lund\ PnJOYed entertaining the of the w.ar as a boy of 16 He f1x the signature of another to a crowd Fr1lav w1th squ1rrel ch1rp- sllld he fucd a few shots 1 t.. Lhe I petition Each s•gn~ ture must be mgs and wtld turkey ealls Yankees wtthout btttlng I t he actual s1~nature or the person 1 r ncvl"r had a doctor ,Bee me ' t pu P rh: to be and mu ~t be at Lund' boas ted J don t believe fixed J I nk or mde!J blc penc I ln re~:•s t 3t n m~as pPrsons n u&t r d d !.>c n ~;1 lert d n order IQ s gn a ( malin pctJ 011 0 more m epen NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT COJil(lRETI!: BLOCKS pd 11 1 An pel ~o n s1gn ng pe- ent rand d ~ s tha there are to Admantlfr•tor ,u11d leH•r Far Los.. t1t10 1 n DC'I t Withdraw h1s name be eleclf'd 115 Signature IS valid Estate of Amtlla V•nMehr GRUESER BI OCK CO thcrrfr 'm alter tl e pe t o hilS on the I rst ol e h~ stgned It IS I DecuMd therefm e m ortant that thP Dale "·· .• r 1 h J ' Mlle1 North of Pnm&TOY lft:t'll f leu \ Jth a Board o E ee f S he f•lled in for each Nohce 1s hereby g1ven t al On Rt 33 Ctll Wm Gru•Hr tl(ln~ ~gn~i~r~ g n nommatmg pehUons B 0 Brten whose Post Ofltce Add R01:k Springs 1 t r~0 s qnn ng n n nl ng pet Each pr ht n shall eontam Slg I ress 1s 1001;-! Court Street Pomelf on {lff rm thai th ey hnc not natureg of rmahfied eleetors of roy OhiO has been duly appomted s1gnrd the n{ min at ng pP1 tton of one eounty only U the petltiop is as Admtrustrator of the Estate of more candidates for the orflce of a c<~nd•rlatf'-for an office in a Ameha VanMeter late of SUtton than the number to be elected to subdiVIsiOn whtch Cldeods mto two Township 1\!etgs County Ohto, HOttel OP APPOINTMENT ~ s<nd off1ee lt should be t\l'lmted ·:;- Deceas-• Atfmlnlltrator ,~ r ore c-ounties 1eparate peti· eu out that thl"' applies only to nom- ~on~ shall be cll'cula&ed '" each Dated this 11th day of January l1t1t. of Ro~:1e L.. l!slulw matmg petitions f1led by mdepen- eounty Houever aH petitions are 1957 Notire Is hereby etven tbat dent or not• part1san eandldatu, filed with the Board of Elections JOHN C BACON and is not applicable to dcela.r• ~f tbe county 10 which the most Judge of the Problte Court Cbarles L Elkew whose Po&t Of Uons of cand1dacy l•led by par,ty rt f the tubd•vlslOn Me1gs County Ohio flee Addr-• is Pomeroy Ohio has 1 eand1dates }or mstance there is popu ous pa 0 (1) 14, 21, 28. 3te been duly Mppomted a1 Admlnistrator of the Eotate of RoXJe Lee but oneo c1ty mavor to be eleeted-I;"~IO<~at~e~ud;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;.;;;o;;Oii;;;;;;.-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ A 1s a Renubhcan cand d.11le aftd ~: Eskew late of Pomeroy Meigs 'IB and c 'U'e mdcpendent Cjln~ OIP T 0 M Jt 'Ill. 1 S 1' \ ' C~u'''' Oh1o deceased this 5th day of January dtdates th"' same perf!'" eol.lld s1gn A dcclaratlon of cand•dacy lliL..I 1957 0 petition form and B s nom,.,t1"'1 o 1 o John c Bacon1 Judge of the mg pet•liJI• fol:ln SUch a ,....,. 1111111 Cotui Street, Pemeroy P.robate Clllltl could not hOJffe~r s1gn both 1 1 ~111 Couoty &blo "B o• and C s nominatnl( ll'li· Ofllee Bean: I .tit 1%, I lo J , - 8t ~ ., Tlnlrl. (1) 7, 14 21, 3tc ___________.__ t1on form U a person s1gns n•· 1,...;;;;;,~;.:;;;.,.;..;,.;...;. actioii 1 J l.odney Downin11 -.•uo. J i 1 I Legal Notice Doc- j I I J ' 1 I s·unrise ' I J Your To Sunset Station - 1 Legal Notice 990 ~On your Dial I W COM PTON 0 D ___.;____________. o,Jan Sl, I I J • I I I • • • J I • • • • • �2-Dallv Sentinel Pomeroy M•rldleport 0 Jan 21 1957 ~ The Daily Sentinel THE DRlVER'S !TICAL HACK (1 DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA PubU.IbeO every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley ~\- Sent.lnel IDe. at 1 tO Mechanic St Pomeroy U Bustneu off&ct pbane SO& editorul olf1ce pbonp 39f ~-=- .ICHARD S OWEN - GENERAL MANAGIR RI!Y.fiiOLD I GREENE - EDITOR National advertuung reprt'"St'ntat ve Bottme!U Kimball Tnr MJ Lextn,eton Ave New York (I!} 16 N Y .. Entered u second clau mad ng matter at th post PomProy Ohio OLf1c-e u .• at Chnstrnas or th e Chnst1an "or ld for centunes has msp1red volumes of poetn It alv.<l.\ s \Ill! as long as h o mage IS render JtS cur rent ISsue a number of shMt poems by stude 11ts m:my on the s ubject of C' hrastmas \\h et he1 these lines were wntten follow mg a demand from some English t each et and then funnelled mto The Echo as s pace f1IIer we II never know Perhaps as wed ratlwr behe\c thev wete Written because the authors felt th e word s 111 them and pro cerdcd to get them out m the forr 1 of poe ti cal e xpression Hega 1dl ess of th e 1r oru~m we liked qu1tc well several ex am pies of Racme ver"e- WhLle admtttmg "'e vc never managed even a smooth couplet as cnt1cs we doubtless have a nght to f('Commend 1udt { evaluate and mfo rm everyone about the best verse written hy our young Ra('UH neighbors Most liter ary cnhcs appf'ar to be eQually un ~ k!ll' d m th~ practical tech. mques of Lh e arts th ev JUdge 1 ho I s h1ve1 from the enid And I kno\\. th 11 I II still love tt When I pass from young to old • • • MY WISIIES By Janie< Wolf• I! ow I WISh thai t m1ghl 11 avtl 0 er the land and o er the st a J h10ugh the moun lams il nd tht vall( \S 0 cr the wat r wavily How 1 wts h that I m1ght vLsJOn Everythmg there 1s to se~ From high bu\ldlntli to the Igloos And a giant redwoliil tree_ . How I WISh that r mtghl speak to ~veryone that I should sc~ And be a fnemJ to allot them No mutte1 who 01 wh, t tlw~ ll • • • TilE 11\Y B~IORf ~A(ATION 8) Hwttin Snyt 1 Twas the day ).)cfore var<JI\011 And all thl ough hts head The thoughts were tumbhng I Ike chtcks bemg f cd fhe tea(hct s were bu s~ liomg at their work 1he chJidron wer a thmkm g Just how they TTIISht shn k ' (o..."veryone - Around and AbOut ~.:=::=::c==:,.::.,==:--::--==~~~~!!".'!~~~~~"""~~===~==;;::=;:::::;::;==.:;;;: upnsm&s and bomb chuc.:kers and leader followers and conlplrii~Ies and con lon('d murders an rr volu tlons and coups and plots ~nd plans anti countet plots an l I p service The wo1ld at Ihe mome1 t I c haves as 1f somebod y had op1 ned all the J ll ls and nu1hou ses 1nvcs ted the mmates w th power a d turned them louse wlth weapons Every time I SPe a hon I feel 1 kc apulogtzmg ror bem g a bum 3 n H s re lty rt~s~r~ to rctOVP v 0 u £'annot tell 1 c tha lsra 1 }oursolf frm Civ t zalwn to rca France Drltallt fo g~pt lo I I lzc v.hat an utter rrepurabll Syr a Am 1 fl(a nu ss a Pol 1 _, _, 1 hopeless g1 ut u~ uu st P u Hungary Cv pru ~ MOIOtC'O 11 l 1 ll vu lrt! u her< us ~ d d1v~e ly l htn<l China Jndu ncs1n Hll l Jl ing <'OntuVIllK se lfi sh thieVIng pant s ofthe con)ass hove r~:l un~erupulou~ opporttumllc dou on lhc1r !I df' at t h !( n oment Not bteero~~ nh~ va n bokmb1 1sll< nhas f what r hear nightl y on th e fil d o ty mcsl! l ut man 111 !J 'N en ~~ true bl contrasted wllh somet h Ln!( no e I I forgot to montlon Inc' il It hkl' a bu zzard tr glntl( lku a grcal ar hitcr ll avlll "' bctntolntl1a 1 co lr l I would venlurc a g11 at deal of No g I Uemh lc\ I rrt hy a I t r nt 1lrat 10n ffiill:hl start 111 1om£> • 1 <'1 nh ng can tu n 1 ~ s nsu 1I 1 g Mother lnrha s s (0 111 In w t h ~ r£>:\S n and dill H'.)o as ,o,.h t 1 gnat leal of Ia , dt!J J.: bdOl <' you lenr nghll} 01 111 !«J ewk v It old gil appeals 11 public l!ltlc 1ucl o You ht If lh<~l th~ WP haH a lot of wnltl ogs a Irish Jh publiC m Ar 1y JS ch uck round hcr1 md eonhasl<' 1 to th~ 1r_.: b1 nbs auom an I vou look 11 farts of the Husa :u lcatll s lht'} 1 tro IPt 1 f bHI 001 s "th ~on11 1r tl 1wnnght hanl ~ 1 11 not to th ng app oaehlnl( atlmll a!JO I n all tly !\ wartho I ves m I m Ill h and co nl fro n No rth filth and will eal nn} thi ng , clud C'tu lrcl11 1/ I have bccn heurtn g 1ng hu own piglets 1 r a 1ot st e about tim lflA s net I w 1s 1 h ~ Whf'IC hP d1rlcrs f om tht Hu~s1an ani! I w sh ~omcbody WI ld s p lc ~ders excrpt he do s 1 1 root 111 so IHoad a hase pre"s ll wtth a club Mv I ord I am we ury or ~l dt nl I h. we noticed that non~ of the ------- _ Jlemrn"e Bervtrt J • MY AJJMIRER Bv Maralyn Tayl01 lie meets me at the door Almost every night I olways take time To squeeze him tight lie follows me a<ound The room lmpa\lenlly Unlll 1 lake lime To hold him on my knee I love the little fellow And I wouldn t take a dime For my great adm1r01 That little pup of mine on 1 taz returD DtYideD.dl trum &a lne\trance pOliCJ Social Security J!eueftte 01111 Panntllll NGtlvtd uDder Work men e Compeuatlon law!! The auw:er II tl\a& NONE ot tbe above abould be Uated aa ta1allle lecom• Then aM otber form& or exempt lncomt too which you will lind aMMcl In tbe ollolal tnltrllc lion book Bome of thena ar" Johedtaacea !lad bfiQUeetl (the "tlitt mar •!bt taued but not the recipllnt) Rallroat Rtltrement Act benenb Ctrtaia bealt• aad accident benelito Dam ..• awarded b7 a court or p.tid Out Of tOUrt Cor penonal lQJW'lM par and Interest leue bonds. b~rmlnat Land Transfers oa How P•&t:e:, A,., T.xed Clyde Van <ooncy Lalla Van It you won a ~rlae watch th s \01 nr\ lot 300 Mnd S ~ ot lot nne dldlncUon the priM 11 tauble C h""~ I rerry pareeh Sc!p o 389 Mltldhlpotl to Board of Edu II you were requU'ed to exert even to Be liSle Perry c- •liou Mtdtlleport Exempled the aiJabteet effort to earn II oa the other band lr It w.. made tn Ann WLIHams M tOO A lA'tllrt VLlla11 ~ recoanltlon ol eclentltlc literary or to Jo11e~huw Harlinjer other achievement you would have J)fldorm~'d an7way tbe prl&e te con H••~a Searlrs Aael Searle• Sr Edward Frf'nt h I avma Fn-neh tldered a a itt tmd you 11.1 e not taxed I ot ::IR' M ldlt'port to Board of OQ it lot Syraeu1e lo Donald W Lbl1 (<)lmallon M1d I Ex Jmptad Vil J.foet ~holanhlp• and fellowshlpe Cbarle!l Karr Leona Karr ~Ut! art exempt anle111 theJ are ~ld < 1rl \llt'n!worth Leah Allen! et compenN.tlon for aervlcee auob ment Sahsbury to Mclliil County 11.0111 I 1t :191 Middleport to 11.1 teach-In, aQd reaearoh Anotber Man~a rel nouglas Mur! Dc. ugln s I! I I I hi(' Mltld Exem VII point to remember In conneetlon Max C R,.uter 132 Acres Salis bury to Oelu Reuter U 1011 ban aa annuity lrom llft pen1lon plan or other lnt~uranc., Bouret the porttnn wbh:h J'(lll mu re1 elve ta& fru depend• on your Ute e:r:pecta.ncy and the ammtnt yOU paid for tlle ann\tlt)' The Internal Revenue Senlce will fQrntab aetaarl&l tablea upon requeat t.o belp you ftpre Ual1 out. Anyone wllo OWD.I ALook aeed1 to know about tbt dh'ldend exclualoa and credit Tbl• appllfll only to dividend• from corporatloae which ue eubjeet to United 8tate1 COI'poratlon lnooma t.u and don not Include dividendi fi'(IID u.vln11 aDd loan UIOdetloAI credit union• or torelp corponUODI Your ftnt 110 of QIIIIUied dtYI dendl II tu tnt. Huabaad and wife are eacb tntiUtd to exclude U•• ft11t 150 for dlvldeada on 1tocta Qoverament J)llntenll and bene tba t ea.oh owu. ltl CO WIUNDI and thetr laml U you teeeiYed dhtdends beyond lle4 tUtpt noQCIWablltty r~Ure thL11 amouat rou are entltl!!d to a 1nent lo t.~~ 7 and 8 H 1rrh onHlle Sc pio to 1\\ :. GLikf-y John K s t'phcn son Lueetta G ~~~ pht n~ m lot M•ddleport to S PLrken~ fi m I~ Pickena John K Slephemu~u Lucetta G Vietor (JI.'Ihn VIetor) Wippel lot Stephcn1on lot Middleport. to Cbut.er lo Dav1d P and Delore1 s G Picllcru Emily P:leke,Ju 1 with 1chola•ahlpa In naurlnr sup pol t ror a dependent yo11 do not ba.ve to eount. lcholanhlpe received by a etudtnt Some laoomt aucb •• Umltlld amouata ur 1lcrk P&Y aacl the tlrst SM of certaln 11hldencb muet be eJftlatned In tkt t.u ntl!lrD but are _ -- ... Squawk scree -eek squawk Th~: Umted NatiOns today The vast l{anlC resources of E:a~t Afnea ore bctng depleted dally b) lhe native poarhcrs who ._ If II ( d uu ld deat a 8 lrap ences an !(ame p 1s t trap antmaht The ne~ h 1 ~ soli on the black market to the Indlan ~ who mfest East \fnra 1 he nahves slay thousands of v.tldl:'beeste w1th pmsoned ar u ... t 11 t 11 rows cutllng OJ..L tue1r II s o se r01 3 1 shdl 1 gs as fly whl::~ ks and 1l ~ 1 g lc fl"s" 10 ,ot ~ u 1 h(' (arne llepartmcnt s lr} to raw II 1s wtsta ~e of natural rr ~ urct h 11 havt 1 o f1 nd!J lor ronprlrnt rontrol But tlkt! thP Un ted NatiOns the\ .1.rc going to do s ell nr,: a bo t I II Maybe nex• year I housa1 ds or j1ounds or "ter lll g 11 "m 1~gll l Ivory go 1 11 to I• I a 11 A Ill lho\~s from Mom ba~:t I a,-. 1 an I Zanzthar because he ch cf IVOII smu,.glrr was dep Pte 1 as an Arlib There are an awful lot 1 f Arah.<~ 1n KtnYa and Tan).!:iill\ k ~ Blood st 111\S 'lcre found on the b ck "'' of lhe '"' or the kuJnaped Bnt11)h ofhc~~:r the radw says •n bnef Two terror we" ''""' "' <yprus tast n1ght \ m nor Mau Mau off1ccr who di cr bed himse lf as a reg! mental !INgt ani ma}or WaS eap turt'd tmla} ,,,, St. ,......,, :wi-t! ' 19 r a r e ( t s s~ n lon s bar k bu u p 10 00 Jlonu w a I ta 1 1 ghts as glass 00 1 res• denh11.l h au guratwn less a a II lhwood gi<Hwu r g rl 10 00 Home 3 00 M<~tlnf'f' Th•,l·• II 00 The P f!Cf' .lS Rl ghi 1 he a 11 1 s no~ ofte1 ~E't'll on • or n1 r lXP ~swa~ s the s ep~ • 11 30 Trulh ur Consequence• 4 01 Qutf'n "'or A Ua:;' hli':hw .. vs th11 l h.11ve a bang up rec f 4 4~ M"1er n RoOlal\t' 9 12 00 r Tar Do•gh ord w 1 ro I e ... to g \ 111 ~ a 110 5 00 Come-dy Time 1 :iiJ II ( oultl fie Y ou 11 ob [{ rue ks that look of sn h 5 30 My Ltttle Margte I g ~~ l SS I 00 r urrenl 6 00 Supermnn Wh1lt onl 1~ per cent or tl c 1 2 00 Parso r s St udy 6 30 News l'1Mure nat on s tlll I a rlt>nts both 01 I 6 45 Sport<~ Eye 30 rcnness<'e Ernie Ford and off t h~ urnp ke tn'lo lve rear 3 00 Mal net< Theatre end c- nfShes 33 per ce nt of urn 6 5!5 Weatherrast 4 00 Qu~?t'n For A :bay ptk~ an1drr leave yPh cles wLih 7 00 Soldiers of Fortunt 4 45 Modt>rn Roma~e saggmg post12r10rs Charles W I) 00 Com('dl T1me Pflsk 1 r:,earr 1 E" ng nec-r of the 7 30 Nat King Cole UnllL'd State:. Uureau of Pu !Jhe 5 30 My L1ttle Margie 7 45 NBC News Hoads 11 rl hea I of the lnsl tule 6 00 Federal Ml" of Truffle Eng 111 ers reeentl~ 800 S1r Lancelot 6 :JO News ~tatt'd t t at unl e~s some mt'ans of 830 Stanley 6 45 Sp€1rls E) e prevcnUn!i: s~me dU"t~C liOn c-rashes 9 30 Twenty One 7 00 lir11nd Ole Opry IS found nPw hijlhways will be 7 30 .~onatban WlnteJtS Show 9 30 Robert Montgomery eome a~ dangerous as the ol ! 'l 45 NBC News IO 30 lladJe 714 8 00 The B1g Surprise The excuse I d1du t sec 1100 News Headhnes 8 30 N{lah s Arlt 1.5 ofLen heard m aonnect10n w1th 9 00 Jane Wyman Show rear-end eolhstons The reaso 1 for 11 15 \\ eathereast 9 30 Armstrong Cm:lo Theatre thts excuse IS dl.Selosed m reports 1120 Press Box lO 30 A Man Called X from bo•h the :New Jersey Tun 1130 Pres1dent!al Inauguntlon It 00 Press Box pi.ke Autlwnty and the Pennsy 11 15 Weathercast vanta Jomt Safety Re5earch l!roup 12110 Tomgbt 11 0 Press Box They dlSI:OVijretl thAt rear end eo! 12 30 Sagn Off 11 30 Toh1aht lwon.s were tugnlfieantly hig her durmg darkiWIIS on straight up roadway In fact John R Crosby auMt•nt tralftc 11n.meer w1th the new Jersey Turnpike Authonty Peported tb&t tw1ce as many rear WCHS TV CHANNEL I end colh~mas occur at m}l ht as m 8 00 Capt!l.ln Kanagroo the daytmte 8 00 Captlin Kangaroo 9 00 Mornmg Show Theo~et1eally rear end coli s1ons 9 00 Morn1ng Show 10 00 Garry Mooro could be ehmmated 1f all veh1des lO 00 Garry M.oort 10 30 Arthur Godfre, 11 30 Stnke 1l Rieh on highways c-ould he made to tO 30 Arthur GodfreJ travel at the same speed However 11 30 Pre!lldenhal Inauguration 12 00 \ ahant Lady 12 15 t..ove oJ L1fe hiilhWRY engmeers ar0 qu1ck to ' 00 BrJ&bter Day 12 30 ~.:e .. rch for Tamorrow point out tbat enforcmg a strJct ' 15 Secret Storm 12 45 Gtudmg L1ght program to slow down speeders 4: 3& Edge of Nlght 1 00 KatJe s Kitchen and speed up crawlers 1s almost a 5 00 '1 he Early Show 1 30 As the World Turns phystcOil tmp;MS!blhty and a fm 6 30 Your Esso Reporter 2 00 Our Mtss Brooks anc11l 1mp•obt.blliLy 6 45 Sports Paradt 2 30 Houseparty A recent nat~,pn w•de inspectiOn 8 n5 1'/e.ath..-man 3 00 Jt g Pavo(f mote thaa 1 617 000 motor ve- 7 00 Press Con[erence 3 30 Bob Crosby Show htcles sbowed that more than a 4 00 BrlghtP. r Day fourth- 26 6 per cent-of all me715 Douglas Edwards 4 15 Secret ::;torm chamcal defects Wf're rear hghts 7 30 Robmboo:l 4 30 Edge o' N1ght The results {Jf motor vehtcie tn 8110 Burns & Allen 5 00 ThP. Early Show 830 l spectwn~ and the htgher mght Talent Scout~~ 6 30 Your E~so Repo:rter t1me C'Olll.$ton rate ha\e prompted 6 45 ~ports Parade trafhc engtneers to call for better 900 I Love Iucy t.l 55 Weatherman rear end ltghtmg and wtde ~pread 9 30 December Bride 7 00 Art I mklettet & the Klda US"' of refJpc- tvc m llerJals 7 15 Douglas Ed~ ards The traf~r ~ngneClS sugge: 1000 Stud1o One 7 30 Grand Ole Opry ltons alrea Y a\e been carrie \100 Up to the Mlnute News 8 00 Ph1l S1lvers Show ouL m a number of ways Some states arc cov er ng license plates 8 30 1 he Brothers w•th maten;al I hal r eflect head 11t 05 Scannmg the Weather 9 00 To Tell the Truth ht f .ooo f t J 11 2 t ee tlawa.Y an 1110 TBA 9 30 Red Skelton i sd roml 10 00 $64 000 Questloo ~~~~!n~ s~~~;r~se~tc;• ~cna:sy~:=~ 10 30 Do You Tnut Your Wlffl ta TUII\ptke officers cheek the 11 15 Inaugurahon Ba11 11 00 UP To The M1nute Ne\l'l rear hghts o£ ve h cles entenng the 11 00' Lat• if,ow It 05 Scannmg tb.e Weather ptke m an attempt to eut down II 10 The Late SHOll rear-t'!nt1 co 11 swns rruck and t> 1s hn<'s arc puttmg (I h lh ra ec11ve s ee 1tng on elf vchicles man effolt 10 rt!tluce rear end colhstons Gre}hound bus WHTN TV CHANNEL 13 hncs leport lhat rearend coll!S 11 44 S1gn On ons dropped 14 per Ct nt the ftrst CIIANNAL 13 II 415 Cartoon Club year the hnes bu:;;ses were reflect tO 50 S1gn On 12 10 Noon News orized .and 18 per cent the Sfcond 11 00 Pres:denllal InauguratiOn 12 15 NeJghbors One automobile m 1nufactu 1er I2 30 L1berace Plymouth IS ex per mentmg with 8 00 Afternoon F1lm Festival 1 00 Femmlne Touch reflccttve body pamt and another 4 30 Supt"r SerJal Time 1 45 Mov1e Matinee l'ord IS conduc-tmg expenmcntl 15 00 Mickey Mouse Club 3 00 Afternoon I' lim Festival wllb aew deVIC<!S cs pccJally de- 6 00 Cartoon Club 4 3C. Supe" Serial T1me .ugned Lo prevent rear end col 6 30 Five Star Flnal 5 00 M•ekey Mowe Club iJsJons 6 00 cartoon Club 7 00 Kukla Fran &: Ollle Traffic engmeers are slowly 7 15 John Daly and News 6 30 Five Star Final cuttme do~ n the numher of rear 7 30 Sherlock Holmes 7 Ui John Daly & the Newt 7 30 Confhct end C!III18IOn• bul tt " up lo all 8 00 uaony i'homas Show 8 30 Wyatt Earp of us-in the mdmdual dnver s 8:30 Voice of Firestone 9 00 Broken Arrow aeata-to tl•ke extra precautions 9 00 Your TV Theater ourselves 9 30 Lawrence Welk Top Tunell 9 SO DuPcmt Cavalcade Theatre 10 30 Mart Saber 10 00 Polka Tune -------11 00 News of the Night 10 30 Confidential F1le 11 IS Theatre 13 11 00 News 12 1$ Slln Off II 15 Theatre 13 I•• roiU'I.IiTK==..,_.=-----::-Lito, Aalo ""' Pello Clll DoD lllllJ. Jilddl- CXIID 121) dlltdendl reo.lved crl'dll 'l'bll cr•Ht 11 4~ of tbe rematnta1 dl•l dends but It eaDD.Ot be more thu 4,; of 7our tuablQ Income or mon than tllo pnount of tax otherwlte 4-ut 'fltt fltlltt 11 nol Juat a deduetton fl'(lm :rout tuable Income 11 le actuai}J lllbtracted rrom your tax P'or example tr 7011 recelvl!d '551) Ill dlvldeQdl you cap exclude 150 from JO,Ur lau¥t lacome and eut.tract f41f, of MOO - or •20 - from the tax you would otherwi11e PQ' Tl\_e lalt pqe of the tax rorro proYlde1 a aclllldule ror ft1urtnf the amount fJf your credit ThelnatNICtiOD boolr: which comet wlt.b YOU\ tu folml 11vea further lnrormatlon Help Ia aleo available by tulel)b<me or at omcea of the lnhrnaJ R•vtnue Service Tbe RIIY enue S~lce urpa you to eonault a properly QQ&.Uie:d a4\"'aor If rou deelde to t4Mik out.eld.e belp Next Art!~ Slarl Now Ne•t Y.W. ,. PIID -- Reall=s~tu~t:-e-- dark to trhoot Monday- Channel13 I Day Book --~==~~=~~--MEUING POITPONED N4STY·"'f.AT AROUND~ IIOIJSE·· 4SK ~ENRY• t.lE BEAI<S liE 81<\JN OF IT··· ' aomebody said the missionary said l-Iow long have you been out here' Twelve years said Cut ore the radio sorriebod): said 'Th1s it beslnning to sound like home Metheke take tile jeep and dr~ve the Bwana Into the for est to collect ht& meat and hts wom an Yes Dwana the gunbcarer saul s n il ng throngh no front teelh 11 s (ather was pou1bly 1'1 canmbal and he sell.!; h 1s female children Into mornage But 1 kept thmkmg how c1vlhzed M looked as he led Ule wretched heathen tu the hgbt (Cop)'l'lght, 1057 bY On1ted Foo ture S;yndkate Inc) lm:al owne~ $\995 00 Blpett nat'• Pomeroy 1 17 6tc itM l'L'fMOUTH Dlx 4 dr Sedan SpOtless two tone blue fia1sh One 1~1 owner $15116 110 Blaet iliar'o. Polnetoy I 17 6tc 9tflCK Century 4 dr S~dan · &ae neW fn appearanee Dyna 111M "116w Drtve $11J9111 00 Pomeroy Bloettnar a 1 17 6tc 1853 BUICK Roadmaster Cov Cpe iPert'eet condition Dynafiow Jl9wet' brakes, oteerlng $1395 00 ll~nar's Pomeroy 1 17 otc ...,_""---:--:-~ ~I Auto St!rvtcec< ~ B. RAWUNG SQNS CO • II loioweveR, NEAT- NESS SlOPS AT I-lOME· MOM 4NO lOOIN&; TREAT ~ENRY'S BUS LII<E AN ANN!!)( Ot=~E CTTY CI)MPSIJ PHONE 108-Y THREE ACRES LEVEL GROUND four room bouse electrlcdy At Apple Grove See Alex Wheeler 1 17 3tc _ - . -~---7 RESlOKNCE m Mtddleport rooms bath corner lot Under 00 .. will help finance ~0 00 Earl D Mender Sr Realtor Pearl F Parker A•ent Pomeroy 1 1 2 1tc phone 201 IRS WE 8 U:Y ~\Al I 8EAMI SCRAP IRON- MITALS OH 10 VALLEY Ju ..,K CO Sr, " • PomentY Mtf (91 For Sale ill and STRAW John Werner MldtJI!!pott R D No. \ ~~ Creek tload Phone Rut Joild 2410T 1 18 Ste uSliii OOU ftmNACE ,Phone 1110-X 25 :1'0111 of CLOVICR AJ<FAU'A and Timothy boy J E D Hart lqer, Pomeroy 1 17 tltp *" l.JQ'l'S Jl'l SVR;.CU!li: Phone Polll- roy •~e-x i t 4Y 1 1s For Rent iiiT - FOR C..an and choke apartm...U, ean 8170. 12Hite HOUSE Flii\NISHED or UNJI'URNISHED 3 0001111 bath pa See NWHED. !S roms bath gas. See U1,3Jc roRNJSJijlD ..~ 1108 Mulbari:V Ave. 1'QII101'11Y !!lione 378 or ' 15 1 17 81< SLEi:PmQ ROOl\IS 01- Ia town, l lli .LZIC 12'1 Buttftlllll f4eetri" ~ltpAJ:!I 'f •Nr ¥ld ~port Ph -~ ll t-tl Por tebt ~warn,er (.;IJntGD - ••• J:l.l':r..-= ~-·~ C" ..X 1114 o~NI!:=-::t"ROOM APA11TIIIiNT One 8 room ho• Newly decorated I.Dalde anti tut. A N Bengtl II I tf IT St Employment Wonted W::AN=TED=,- Ftill::-.-tl:--m-•-,-ho-usekeep. II' - nune Nine hoW'S woek!¥ IAIJ Cecil mo-x off IU 3t< ( 17) Help Wanted W.AINTED - SomeQne to repair at Bllley'1 Lill!e 1 Ill" 3tp player piano Phon• - iANTED AT ONCE lllli~w BaWlelib Ill bllllf\11' Write ~w lelah't, D•pL ~R, ,...._ port, Dllllolo.. l!lltp Roy Sider. addrtll unknown and Mn. -fiOy SJdere' retl name not known addreiJ unkn-own will take nntice that &obert Coat• Ad mJnJttratQf' of the estate (}f EdJlh 8kleft der••d on !he 2tLh 4ay of November lt66 fUtd h1J JfU twn and thereafte-r filed Pfl amendment to the said petition 10 the Probate Court w1th.in and for the Couot,r or MtJp and State or Oblo allelinl that the penonal ettate cf I&Ld dectldant 11 tnsufr1 dent to pty ber debtJ and the ehartes or aOmiDllterin& her es. tate that tbe died aelzed m fee aimple ot the undivided ope-half mierelt ln the following des.cr bed real estate tituated ln aald County t&-wit An undivided one-hall lllt.ercst in the following real eslate s1tuat ed ln the County of MeJsa state of Ohio and Townalup cd Sall5bury Bea•nniQM at a point whore the But line of 100 acre lot 330 in tertects tbe center lme of the Tawnlhip Ruad thente South 5 degree West M3 feet thence North 82 degree 11 feet W 389 feet tbe.nee Nortb S degree 49 feet East 286 feet thence North 86 degree 21 feet Eait SW7 teet to &he East Ime of aaid lot 330 and polt\t of be&lnnina: contablint 2..8 acres ~ng 100 aere Lot 330 't.pwP 1 Radke 13 OhiO Company s Pur cbue 'lbat said deeedent was IUI'Vtved br the defendant Roy Siders her 111n'lvln,e apop...-e and tbe defend ants, liva Tho,mpaon Gerald JonPs Ta1tla Hawkiu btr surviving i!htl dren, that Tbe Cltlzens National BaJU;, Middleport Obio bas a lien asalnlt aaid real estate and tbat the Treasurer of M•laa Coun ty Ohio hiU' I ]ien qalnat uld real fitate for taxes The pet-I.Uon further sets forth th!l;t Roy Slcters ts the owner of an und1v1ded one hal! interest m the above de cnbcd rea.l cst.ate d h S der s rea I an t at Mrs RoY name 1s unk nown ani bas an J 1 cohoate nght of dower m the m erest or Rov Siders The pra~ t ' of said petitiOn s r .r the sale O( Uta enlie i ntent n said real eslate purs 1a nt til the provtSJOil o£ Sccllon 212708 ofUJC Ohlo RevJSed Code for the pa) ment of Lhe debts and charges set d r th d forth bert m an or o er an further rehef Which he may be entitled The per:;ons hrst ~hove men honed Will further take notice that they have been made part1es defendant to sa1d petition an1 that hey are reqmrcd to an!lwer tbe same on or befwe the 8th day of AdmmiStrator 0 :( EtHth Siders d d ece~:ster & Fullz Attorneys for Admm1strator (12) 24 ,31 (I) 'l 14 21 28 6tc k Report • LIvestoc Galllpolts Ohto Saturday Jan 19 1957 Ssles Report of Oh10 Valley LtV('Sftlck Cu Hogs _ 175 to 220 lbs 18 to 18 75 220 to 2$ 0 lbs 17 to 18 50 Ltght 15 to 1815 Fat Sows 12 to 17 stags 12 to 17 Boars 8 to 14 Sows & p 1g., 50 to 100 Shoats 3 to 16 Cattle - Steers 10 to 18 50 Heifers 10 to 18 Baby Dee( 12 to 18 Fat Cows 9 to 12 50 Canners 6 to 9 Bulls 10 to 16 Milk Cows 60 to 130 $60 00 I 18 3tc ill I Wonted To-Buy Legal Notice 1 ~= b~h tar~~ i:te~:.e; Febr~~rt ~~ts of the Estate .........,.. tlemee 011 l'hoae 821'1 Nlcbt Pbone . . S. tlOIJON'l.YirotJTB D~ Phlne 510 li'11111eroy the missionary aox m 1Hi5 BIIICK ~pcclal Dlx. 2 dr SIX ROOMS and BATH $450000 116 Locust St Pomeroy Call $tdan Low mileage One Cll'e!ut 516 Jot or 9391 1 17 3tc modern APAR'n4JIIJ.r, call Pomeroy 271!-J or ,Jiitldle. port 80t8. 1 5 tf MI<S 11<EM8LE· CWIN 15, OW, SO C;m be bought wJJth land con tract I 17 61< 1 Room use a scope 1 never tho"J:h or that :8u\Ck lrllde-tn Fordomatic .$11$r\ 00 B'aettnar s Pomeroy OLD BEER somebody said Ol.liht to gas avallible Were lot .... UIOG FOJI,D VB .RICU!b :Wagon New --- - In the t'"'i&i,_,;,PO,_i&)A=est,!-Chleli"d; s.dm. V<Wflow prllaa~e A real "<reom tiiift' Bloettft8T'o Pom- .MlNI!R.SVlLL! - 6 roOIII frame h l it i t d ti'Ol' .-ooo I IT 8tc 11 WJt e ectru~ Y c 8 ~rn ~~~~O DaiJy Sentine • I Yes but this was for my flock thP mtatlOnary said Allo my wife ts waitinr m ~he bush watb the ammal You \ WHTN-TV Channel13 'l"be Janui"Y meetmg of t h e UKIAH Lam - Back In 1916 W.Ctl MIITING Bladbur,. Parent Teacher As!~ elation was paatponed because of engmeer George Clev11land pulled Afternoon Circle of the w11l meet Thursday at bad weather last yeek when Jt was I a Northwest Pac1f1c fre1gbt train Methodist Cbureh w1th Mrs ~ebeduled A special meeting Will mto a statW!l m Humboldt Coun HQes chairman presld btl~ called in the near future by ty Along51 le the railroad tracks h£>aves mto eamp ing Mrs C R. Konkrtght wtll Mrs Nathan Blu~ president was a (htnce hal l)a!Cked with haphave charte of the devollon& and Cnn you len.d me a vehicle' CLUB TO MElT py celebrants one of whom waved Mrs Bruce tJoyd w11! prflsent the he asks r wounded a top1 had; lesson Hostessea are Mrs Emer The Seruor Shakespeare Club a quart bottle o' beer at the the boy eut 1ts throat and then SQn Jones Mrt C M Hennesy wiU meet W~!ldl,)' afternoon at 1 fretght cngmeer He took ll For 1t got up and ran away and 1 had Mrs Hayes Mrs Noah Haskins the home of Mrs Jed Webster Sr 40 years Cleveland has resisted an awfu , tlme chasing It down I Mrs John Ket~hk1 Mra Bessle it waa annou~ed today by t h e preatdent Mr!! Phil Wllhamson all temptations to open the beer 'I don t sec very well in the dark Grogan It IS !Uegnl --- 1 ) Auto SOles or muHt be finished !IOmebod_y sli ld Thev uaed to call thcm~<'I V<'s t1eltl marshals R.ad The to J11pa n today resumed dlplo-WSCS malJc relaltons with Russia Heath About that Lime a mlsluonary W W \t: >H uent Tu:paJer• ma.lr:e more mlatate1 Ia 111t1na thcllr taoome than uy other type ot error accordln& to a auney made b7 tbe Internal Revenue Service It &. Important to know what to Include aad what NOT to ,lao elude. Look at thla li1U and lee If yo11 caq tell wblcb ebould be lilted • hyenas Jac-lr:als leopard! foxe~ il nd ants The waste s not total I t'l'IIU '' OKe of o •erl~t o} artkle1 on federal tnco1t1e laz 11lillp Tll.l•e orUillfll at t loat~d on informaUo• pravlded b~ 1111 4-fllll'T•l!atlltlltihlte ut AoeouJ1lant1 oua tile Ohio l:lacietJI 0/ Oe,.Ujkd .l'wbUc .tcroa•tant• h& r:oopm~Uo• tvttll the JJitlmOl As the school bell rang A shout rose f10m about The k1lhng ts conatant In Afr•oa I u t Is done for a purpose ex cept when a leopard goes loose m a goat yard or gun happy sporb man makes a sMart Even then what he k1lls feeds the vultun!~ I '- missed • of lion drmkmJ alonpuie anteJope anu runnmg foot rac!es tor fun with a here! of zebra TKOMA Tunga n11ka _ Every mwht at 111111~ we turn n the hltle battery ra t o and tune , to the BBC ne.ws routed v n Na1rob1 Be tween the v ps 11 n t vap~ of the hyena ~ 11 u llu ro.a11 .., ol li ons---we vc meal In c-a mp an 1 the bltgh trrs 1re ge tt mg fr ~ I 1 ly rheck}- Wt: sep 1ra1 1 lhc v.orlJ nc;o.s from the stale I must so~ 1 pr~• ftr the lu n~ tht h)t a~ a d tiH' stlliiC Planmng his hst • Merry Chmtmasto all Were glad school is out' carn1vores save the h,;oopard kills far pleasure 1 bave seen a prtdu W lth Robef'l Ruark was busv And none would be Stmo 111 W 1ll1D 6 511 S1in On ( 7UU 1odav UO C'otree Turte Monday- ChannelS Nol AJJ Jn • T bJ come IS 8X8 e so each would be happy f'offc-t Timt WCHS-TV Channe~ 8 INCOME TAX FACTS No, 7 I he Jamtor was busy In the room and the h•ll Gcttmg the place ready For the New Yea1 sEve Ball 9 00 CHANNIL ' I ody that lend s nostalgic memones of our own school days be fore vacallons Oh' so many vears ago Maralyn Taylor who leads us on for 1\\.o verses lets us dov.n gently and m good taste and fmally Donna 1-lilldore \\ho s a\s in poetry so prett1 lv how she loves the wmter No one could say H 1n prose so well and that arte~ all IS "hat makes 11 poet!) As 0 cr the He we 1ac.:e Oh yes I love the wmtcr :~.rs :u r s1 rfNLIIl,; !rom WSAZ TV I Four poems are p11ntcd below H e res why we hke them Jamce Wolf~ s for a \ Outhful approach to a Whttman hke grand umversal lvve for mankmtl Dwa111 S&yre for hlS par Of <'Old wmd tn m y face Anti hear the shuuLs of !;katers ~ ~ ~~gtlnaven LU>IIJ o1I ~Off QRVICP l'boile alii. ClelaDd ApplltODN 12 ed to th tt C hrast "INTER By Donna llllldor• Is sprmg the time for poetry> I wouldn t say it s so For I prdm the wmter With soft or dnfted snow I like to feel the llngle )~ !201 Buslness Services I I Rocme H1gh School Verse Rev•ewed 1n SEAT er a k ' SubsmiJtion nles Dehven by rarr er where avatl.able 30 rf'hnts per week ON! yeu 10 advance at The Dally S«>ntinel office w ere IV1ilable onp montb &! Bv rna I one vear $8 lllx months ~Ji!fO SUI mont hs $7 80 threP months $3 90 By motor route ___ three months !2 50 OfH> month Sl Rarmc lllgh Schools n cv.sp<~pe r The Etho has 1 !t t"' WANT ADS TELEVISION GUIDE ~SAZ-TV Chca_~el_!_ Monday-Channel3 Tuesday Ve:at Calves - Tops 32 Seconds WA:RD 25 to SO Med1um 15 to 20 Com & Hvs 10 to 25 Culls 3 to 10 Sheep - Ewes & 1 ms 4 to 10 Stock Ewes 3 to 8 Fat Sheep 3 to 6 Culls 1 to 4 Bucks 3 to 6 Fat Wethers 3 lo 6 Inaugural Budget Share Social Seturity fContmu.d from ,..,. le u tormenl""d time the people or Ru~lla Thr. Presidtnt w11hed the RuulaoJ •uecesg 1n edPCatlonal 1:1nd mdu•trl :~l development &nattr Intell ectual rrerdom lnd IICU I rlly and runer enJoymeO! of the rtwards or thetr own ltJ..!l For as such th np may cone to ~au he added l.he more (f'rtaJn Will t,e the comm1 of t\ at day wh€'n our peoplq "lnaJ' frlfel)' meet Jh friendlhlp The President aave hit ICK."'nd inau8ural addre11 a speciflc title "The Price or Pea~ He explamed hl1 reatonl fo r ae centlnz tbl & pOint Spt..mdld 11s ctn be the bles... mgs or such a peace hi'h Will be •Ls cost in tod pathmtly Jus tamed in help honorably given m nrrlf•ce calmJy borne We are called to meet the prtce ol IbiS peace he laid Coat Will . . Nlth To counteor the threat ol those who seek to rule by force he eontmued .. we mua! pay the costs of our own needed mtUlary strength and to help to build the security or others We mutt use our sk11ls and knowledge and at t1me1 our substance to help olh ers r11e from mJSery however {ar the scene of sufrerlnc may be from cur shiJres The Pres dent dealt at length wtth hts belif>f that the nallons of the world have become increasmgly ;nterdependent, with mutual responstblhty ext.endme far beyond the borders of a 1lngle coun try He sa1d that the economt~ need1 of ali countr1e11 made isolation .. an imposstblhty .. Not even Amenca s prosperity eould long survive 11 other mtlons did not a~JO prosper he ,-aM No nation can longer be a tor I tre ss lone and strong and safe And a y 1 t'lOJUe seekmg such sh 1 1 b 1 l fo1 Ihem c tes can now u l o 1ly the1r pnson Asks U N Buildup 1 ~r r ~s1dent po med out thZ~ I !l Ur tel St at<s must reoogn1 hl.' r de('p ltWOhc:!ment tn the d( t11 of 1 c 1 1 wrywhe 1c and 11 cottl gl) .. huultl attempt to st re1gt h the authonty of t l r Umtcd Nat ons ln that body rests the bes l hopp of our age !or the assertim of that law by which all nabons rna~ Inc tn digmt} he s•ud lh <' Prestdcnt 1gnored domest c problems CXI'ept as they are re Ia ted to the international scene He concentrated instead on pea<'t> OrN) 1 tCootlnu•d '"'" ........ 1 present rates tncludtng continua Uon or torooratiOn and nme '" rai.ea wbJeb bad ~en scheduiMd lo1 reductioft April I Tho oehetl'Uied Ftductlou m these catf'gor LC!i. ba\e now bten postponed !lt'v er.11l ltme• It wae aloo noted th.al Uuo 1,..,ndino propoaalll m Lhe budKt'l ,_ ·offer no encouragement for (u ture reduct•.,n• but ralhrr point toward even higher ~ndm.: bf' yond 19M By comparuon o( expcnd1tures wtthm the S la!R Ohw s esumatP.d share of $4 6~2 6tO 000 m Feder~! taxe& 11 2 a nd J :5 times l h e State I flnanelal aid of Sl 793 ~7:5 436 to scho:.~ls from 1908 through June 19!57 Oh10 s shlre or the proposed budget would finance construe! on of a $10 000 000 ~hool bu i.ld1 ng 1n each of the States 138 cll) school dl!ltricls a $5 000 000 1chool bu1ldlng m eocb or thf' 77 exempted villagee school d11lr1ctR and • $1 000 000 IW!hool bulld mg in each of the Q54 C!OUnty local district• .and ltill 1eavf' $1 933 640 000 Wtth Oh1o school expenditure~ for current operation of a 1 1 schools m Oh10 dunng the 195518~ school year amounhng to $408 108 069 the foregmnc re mamder of $1,933 840 000 would be •uffu~len• to operate t h e 1chool.a for nearly f1ve yean By other standards af eom~fl aon Oh1o a e"timated share of the budget represents qu1rement1 11nd are so !eVI!rely 4l1abled they canno1 do plnful ""lmantilll work TheM' payme nts may be,.n '\II Lh tht month or July 19M Da:~Lied AcJult J ns.ur ~~~acbl~~ne!~:J:een ;,\\0 pa>1:ble /or o a 1docea~d 0~ re1~r<'d o~er Wl~f' l'arner 1 1 ~re L~n dc:r ~~~ :: 158 1 Y VI 01 gu ore age 18 and 11 so !I'\ N(' as to pre "ent t UbllJ'llUill gamful work II •• also nete Y&Iiry lhll t th~ child ha ve bun Jep('nd: nt u:n the wago • 1 earnnel~l 0d' 1 •veh ld en pre " 1 us Y e 1 e o <' 1 s Jnsur ance benefits under \lOt "1 SBC ur ty (I ld Dall) Sendnel Pomeroy-Middleport ' untt.errOr D'tree tOf La UdS commtntmg on many of the num bt>rs and had Mr Warnke d~reet ha own arrangement of the three F•eht Songs or the school• m a spec1al number MuSIC Jover_.5 of the Bend area have learned to attend these con certs 'or good band mus1c and were pleased Sa&urday evenlna: wlth he IW:\ed1ons Uiled m the program wh1ch ranged from •"' ered numbers modern arraneements or folk music unusual rhy thmlc muSI" tone poems and end ed w th Sousa s Washington Post march m the h'!mpo US"ld by miJ1tary bands IIVemon5tarDusters 4-ttC~ub . . Plans Public Meetmg Feb 20 Pl1011 for a publ.le mtet&lll &o be Time BenrlJ Staat• I •JIMiri. •-Jd b •• d • -" •--~" IK" on re - w.re 1\1 e •Y Wh l.rh Do You tlaet- """~ Vernon Star 10uters 4-H Club of ftoush rt-adtng by Butcb Letart W 'V• rural route at a u~k ard 11 song Down In ..... rf'<'ent met>llng Vallt>y by the m(!mbel'l of lila Tht mettlng will be held 1n the dub VM"no &chogl houw wh.ieh 15 now used 11 a club ho~ fer lh~ 411 Durmg tbe mMLinc five new boy.'J and &:lriM members were rerognized 1'lleJ" Thto propam awe-ented at fhe are &verly and Sue Staatl, ~ lene Ru\lsh Carolyn McCorJ~tldf. rt'cent mHtin& Wll u f ollows and Butch MeCurm1ck Scr!pLu.re read by Carolyn Me Corm1Ck a potr.l What To Do Rllfrelbments were Jerv.c! by Martb!l Tbom))fOn a pDI'm 'Take Dottle and A)lce: Roush ---- Jijeo;.,.. KaJ Hlady Monager 300 W Seeond St - Phone 432 Pomeroy Jfow...-l'n t.s Sat i J2 - Open. t"Pemng• by appoimmdf L.toft• aOJM &o ,.. llllltfllt of 11.arby town1 Seven per cent more than thf' total cub rece1pts or $4 322.000 ! 000 from farm marketmgs tn Ohto during the calendar years from .1. y .I. IIJG2 throuJb, 11M15 F'urteen and one thud timf's 7TH DJV KOREA (AJITNC) the total Ohio farm mortgage of Army PFC Edward 0 Rowley ton $324.939 000 In 195!5 and more of Mr and Mr:;; Gl:'orge W How than three •1mc9 the total farm I if') 2 17 M l! st Mid dleport OhJO mortgage debt of $1 513 346 000 11 I 1s a men bf'r uf the 7th Inhntry 1955 In the rive cast-eentral ~ates I D1 ISlOn Ko ca of Oh1o Jnd•ana I bnots M1c-h1 gan ar.d Wt8eonatn Rowley ;~ maeh 11 ~' gun ne1 m Two and oneJourth tme~ th~ Co op l y I of th.-- d,.. SIOI s 17th lot.a l amount of C'Oil ~lnltl on COl R<'g ment C: Jtercd th t Army m tracts of $2 034,58 000 m Ohio n 1948 .. nd cnu pitt I basH tram 1955 Lng at Canp Breckm11clge Ky More than three t1mcs lilt total ----- - - debt of $1 487 133 204 of count es 1 he st .. tely maugural ceff:mon;y townships mum c1paht1cs a n d ...,as followed by a 2\.2 hour pa school d1str1cts m Ohio at the ratlc down Penns}lvama A\cnue end of 1955 f1 atunng 65 bauds 34 lavish More than 4 and If.! limes the floats and a muscular d15play of amount of revenue of $1019759 the new mthtary weapons backmg 4()4; collectecl by the State of Oh1o up Mr Eisenhower s plea for from all sources m the 1954 1955 1 I Se....,;cemen I r I I1 I world peace !1scal yell' 1 I J J Your ElectioOD $50,000 Shennanigan Ends For Clerk I LaWS By tEO W BROWN Secr.tary of Stat• of Ohio Onl) a sm~ll percentage of the electors of Ohto ever become can d1tlates fOT" Tlubhc oCf1ce However a great many play an :mporlant part m the candJdacJes by ctr culahng or Jugnmg nommatlng petitiOn papers Each separate petition paper shall be cll'culated by one person only 1he circulator must take an oath and afllrm that be saw each person s1gn the petition and that the Signatures appearmg thereon are the &ign.atuTes of the persons they purpor to be The 1m port ance of th1s oath cannot be over empbasued lf the cueulator saw 20 persons each 11gn b 1s own name but the pehtion contains 25 names the mculat" must state 1n the oath that he w1tnessed • 1 ~ ~ ------ , -----::-----;;;;-'--;;·-~----;::c;--;;--- When FBI FIDds (; 0 Id Urn )n FIonda I • • I got I MIAMI UP _ A $50 000 sohd dence R J store where 1t was gold jewel ~ udded coUee urn was to be displayed 11 part or a poho recovered Saturday m a Holly lund ra•mng campaign The urn wood Fla toumt motel where has been •:hspla)ed all over the FBI agents Said lin II r freight Ship- countr~ pmg clerk s('nt t for safe kcepmg after steallnr! 11 tn BoRton Mass But mstelld of sendmg the urn c E Weeks spec1al agent m to Prov1deme by his own compa charge of the M1amt FBI office ny 8 a r freJght scrv1ce Weeks said the coffee pot was found aft u.td Smith left h111 JOb long er an mtenswe seaTch by Fed enough to go to Sollth Statton m eta I authonttes and ratiway ex Boston and shtp 1t Railway Ex press offtc:als The d1amond knob- pres• to Florlda The FBI was bed emerald studded urn was ~ailed In whrn the paetlge failed found ~orne 60 hours after it was to show up 1n Provtdent!e reported mtssmg m Boston FBI Special Agent Edward J Week s satd Oscar Sm•th Jr 44 Powers Smith 111 Boston 11 a1d or Boslon adm•tted taking the urn would be arraigned before a U S from A Jnneli or MJ,rbleheJd (commiSSioner on a eharge of vioM h f 0 tsent latton of the federal statute on Mass arf! 0 lmes TeprPr vi theft from mterstate shiprnenL 1alive,, ::-t~o~b~e,:s~h..,•P':'P:•:d:;;t•::._:•~:;;·~.;-;;::;-:::;=;c;::.:~~-;;~;; 1 I I I I I I I I 1 0 T 0 T H l 'U I Bill' 2000 urn ut 0 e p DC e Ceiebra te JMth Bu1'hday Jn Fion'da V7 ' only the other 20 """'"""' and nne out the five slgnatu.ru he dtd not w1tneS& If he gels only CRESTVIEW Fla UP much m doctors but for some 10 qnatures the oath should so hi birth folks 1 guess they re all nght J state The Board of Elecltons is Uncle Btl! Lundy says s :1 required to reJeCt the entire peti days arP. getting better all the Lambs - Tops 10 ftO Seconds He added I still take a n1p of 12 to 16 Ltght Wts 10 to 14 Com Uon if 1t fu:ds that the aff•tlav1t bme of the cuculator is false w1thln S.omc 2 000 persons turned out skeeter JUlCe when 1 c-an eet 1t mon 8 to 12 the knowledge of sueh c•reulator to honor the CIVIl War veteran on 1 ";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 If the Bo..rd finds that the pet- his 109th b1rthday Fr1day Many Although he uses a cane Uncle " 0 • 1t1on eont.ams 6 11gnatures whlch sa•d he ftred a few shots at &be B1ll s h~rmg shll ts good and be INSURANCE AGENC!r are invalid by reason of facts un Yankees without hittmg never has worn eye-glasses Flro. Hoolth known to th~ ctrculator the petl They also gave h1m 109 &liver Lundy lS the youngest or the ACCIDINT Uon 1s aec"pted but only the valid dollars and a btrlhday cake with f c ' 1 three surv1vmg veterans o the 1 Lit.- Cetualty entl ..... signatures l thereon are counted 109 candlefl But Lundy near Y 1g VII War all of them confeder The pehho!ls of party cand1datea nored these mdteatmg he eame ates The others are Wa1ter E must be c1reulated by a merober for th~ kJssm l of the same polihcal party at the Lundy gave up plowing his ~ WiJUams 114 of Fnnk JD Tex candldtte and must be SliDM l¥!re farm when he ruched lOG and John Salling 110 of Slant only b} members of that same ~IJ.. Tbe followmg year be put away Va hbeal party his beloved shotgun after ahootmg Lupdy JOined the Alabama There 1s no provision m the law a buck Home Guard m 1865 Ute Jast year .vhu~h permits one person to a£. Lund\ PnJOYed entertaining the of the w.ar as a boy of 16 He f1x the signature of another to a crowd Fr1lav w1th squ1rrel ch1rp- sllld he fucd a few shots 1 t.. Lhe I petition Each s•gn~ ture must be mgs and wtld turkey ealls Yankees wtthout btttlng I t he actual s1~nature or the person 1 r ncvl"r had a doctor ,Bee me ' t pu P rh: to be and mu ~t be at Lund' boas ted J don t believe fixed J I nk or mde!J blc penc I ln re~:•s t 3t n m~as pPrsons n u&t r d d !.>c n ~;1 lert d n order IQ s gn a ( malin pctJ 011 0 more m epen NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT COJil(lRETI!: BLOCKS pd 11 1 An pel ~o n s1gn ng pe- ent rand d ~ s tha there are to Admantlfr•tor ,u11d leH•r Far Los.. t1t10 1 n DC'I t Withdraw h1s name be eleclf'd 115 Signature IS valid Estate of Amtlla V•nMehr GRUESER BI OCK CO thcrrfr 'm alter tl e pe t o hilS on the I rst ol e h~ stgned It IS I DecuMd therefm e m ortant that thP Dale "·· .• r 1 h J ' Mlle1 North of Pnm&TOY lft:t'll f leu \ Jth a Board o E ee f S he f•lled in for each Nohce 1s hereby g1ven t al On Rt 33 Ctll Wm Gru•Hr tl(ln~ ~gn~i~r~ g n nommatmg pehUons B 0 Brten whose Post Ofltce Add R01:k Springs 1 t r~0 s qnn ng n n nl ng pet Each pr ht n shall eontam Slg I ress 1s 1001;-! Court Street Pomelf on {lff rm thai th ey hnc not natureg of rmahfied eleetors of roy OhiO has been duly appomted s1gnrd the n{ min at ng pP1 tton of one eounty only U the petltiop is as Admtrustrator of the Estate of more candidates for the orflce of a c<~nd•rlatf'-for an office in a Ameha VanMeter late of SUtton than the number to be elected to subdiVIsiOn whtch Cldeods mto two Township 1\!etgs County Ohto, HOttel OP APPOINTMENT ~ s<nd off1ee lt should be t\l'lmted ·:;- Deceas-• Atfmlnlltrator ,~ r ore c-ounties 1eparate peti· eu out that thl"' applies only to nom- ~on~ shall be cll'cula&ed '" each Dated this 11th day of January l1t1t. of Ro~:1e L.. l!slulw matmg petitions f1led by mdepen- eounty Houever aH petitions are 1957 Notire Is hereby etven tbat dent or not• part1san eandldatu, filed with the Board of Elections JOHN C BACON and is not applicable to dcela.r• ~f tbe county 10 which the most Judge of the Problte Court Cbarles L Elkew whose Po&t Of Uons of cand1dacy l•led by par,ty rt f the tubd•vlslOn Me1gs County Ohio flee Addr-• is Pomeroy Ohio has 1 eand1dates }or mstance there is popu ous pa 0 (1) 14, 21, 28. 3te been duly Mppomted a1 Admlnistrator of the Eotate of RoXJe Lee but oneo c1ty mavor to be eleeted-I;"~IO<~at~e~ud;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;.;;;o;;Oii;;;;;;.-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ A 1s a Renubhcan cand d.11le aftd ~: Eskew late of Pomeroy Meigs 'IB and c 'U'e mdcpendent Cjln~ OIP T 0 M Jt 'Ill. 1 S 1' \ ' C~u'''' Oh1o deceased this 5th day of January dtdates th"' same perf!'" eol.lld s1gn A dcclaratlon of cand•dacy lliL..I 1957 0 petition form and B s nom,.,t1"'1 o 1 o John c Bacon1 Judge of the mg pet•liJI• fol:ln SUch a ,....,. 1111111 Cotui Street, Pemeroy P.robate Clllltl could not hOJffe~r s1gn both 1 1 ~111 Couoty &blo "B o• and C s nominatnl( ll'li· Ofllee Bean: I .tit 1%, I lo J , - 8t ~ ., Tlnlrl. (1) 7, 14 21, 3tc ___________.__ t1on form U a person s1gns n•· 1,...;;;;;,~;.:;;;.,.;..;,.;...;. actioii 1 J l.odney Downin11 -.•uo. J i 1 I Legal Notice Doc- j I I J ' 1 I s·unrise ' I J Your To Sunset Station - 1 Legal Notice 990 ~On your Dial I W COM PTON 0 D ___.;____________. o,Jan Sl, I I J • I I I • • • J I • • • • • �. --- ~ ....... -- . ~ 'J I ' I' DID-YOU KNOW · THAT?'· •• ' • ~=--=--=--===. ! High-Scoring By Alan Mrr ·,r • Sports / J Desk BY TanoehiU eastern Ohio basketball Jcag"' op· ens Tuet>day night with t h. r e e teams Nelsonville, Pomeroy, and Athens - fighting it out for lop club of the loop. Of the three, Athens has the best chance to move up m perccntages as it meets Middleport on the Yelluw Jacket lloor. The Bulldogs , unless over confidence stnkes them down , will be favored to rep7at tn some resemblance a 56-42 VICtory over the Jackel.!! on Dec 7 · · Cur:rently, the Bulldogs are standm11 at 5-2 . for the le•gue year. They are t1ed wl.t h Pomeroy for aecond place bebmd NeliKinville, 6·1. . . The Panthers face an ehmma· tion fight 'It Nelsonville 1n the Hound crackerbox that should they win ,could throw the league into a three·way tic for Cirst pl;,ce. And should the Panther5 lose, as the dope suggests, Nel· sonvillc will hold a commanding edge. The Panthers threw an early season 11 hock mto Nelaonville on th.e Pomeroy fioor Dec. 7, win· ning 54-48. It haa been Nelllonville's only league defeat. Sioce then the Hounds have takeu Ath· ens 75-61, Middleport ~2-41, Wells-ton tl4-61, J&ckson 7842, Galllpolis 78-66; and Logan 91 -54. The fat scorea were talUed at home, the slimmer ones away. The Hounds have five starters all or whom romk in the first 18 hlghest scorers In tht! league tn all-sea~on play. They ate Dixon witlt 169, RCCOnd only to S. T. Johnson o£ Pomeroy who has 172. Others are McQua1d, fourth with 160; Kt-ating, lOth With 129; Young, 18th with 100 and Stuf· Ilebeam 18th with 95. Tlw chips arc down tomorrow . night in the Nclsonvlllc crackerbox If lhe Panther s have serious desJgnll on the SEOL pennant they have to turn a VICtory tnck somehow ag.a1nst the Nelsonville Hound~ on tlw Hound~' horne floor It w1ll requ1rc some real : doing. Nelsonville Is ndmg m the No l s pot th1s week after beating everyhocty lhc fir~t tnp 11round the loop e1u: cpt J'otnt•roy T h c ' Panthrrs surprised the1r su ppor1· ers. and the Hounds, 1n the f1rst gamP o f th1• corr('nt see~;on Dec. 7 Wllh a 54 48 v1clory Th1s untoward eYcnt too k plan· m the Panl hrr Ia!- Nel so nville vowed: "WaJt'll we ect y'lu 111 our crac· kerbox." A gH m ~ t Legan. whlrh only on .Jan. 4 'losl to Pom e roy 85-78, Nelsonv1llc looked unbcatai.Jie last i''nday mghl The Chiefhuns l <.: ft the clawlllg l'n the short end of a 91 -M rount. All hvt! Nelsonville starters hit lhc double sconng col umn. 1 I APOll'l'f HVPP ~ KI'NTV&KY, 1/fi! /JARO!I , - - OP W#O ~££,115 1lJ PG /MCK Mr!l 1'!1£ COI/R'f" ROJ!4lTY. Do.utthro~ •• ~·~ ''~ 1 "'U h•<llra~•___. _ Then ch•rlldttros from Lower Chamn.. In pOSition •• 0 nIy Four 191!, JV To Repeat At Halfway Mark In 1957 Slobo>till (If you liv• h1 Pom· e<oy) _ .. Ed ....... with 21, McOu•ld 20, Young 17, Dixon ,....... PRE •s • Bv U N'TED fhe 1956-51 college ba~kethall season reached the mid-year ex• minallon nulestone today with Qnly four major conference cham· pions or Ia.<~! }ear in line to repeol - Southern Methodi 11t, West Vir· ginill, Connecticut, and Idaho Stale. Thl"~lr' art~ thr only court kinHs of 1956 who once llgalll arl' lead111 g their kagues. Jlerr'~ the 8ituallon in llw oth · er ma Jor conFert•ncl's: le:Jii }~~-~ ~~~~0 a S~~t· ~l k;~~\ i~~ 1 L Leodcc Prt·nccton vy eagu-~ 5·0 is idle Lhis wcrk . Atlanllc Cnasl North Carolina, nation 's No. 2 lt•am ond the only major unbealen l1•am tn the counlry, ts fH) in lhe h•at::ue race. Soul heastt•rn Tulane aheorl wllh 4-1, but Kentucky , nation's No. 3 team is nght hehind at 3-1 alon~: with Auburn . 1 lelids Big SeVI'n Kunsas stll wtth 3 I. IJU t upsl'llcr Iowa Stole an d Nt~ hrask't :u·c <:arh 2· 1 Skyl "''' ·. J\ct"" hatn Youn, leads 1 0 1 :: ~·.~,!'"~,·;~::; ~~"~~~·:~;. .-.ntly on. of the 10 most popular men In Pomeroy, will heve b · to flt~ure out how hil oyl m•y pull a Dec. 7 repe•t on the , •bove gfmtleom•n, only ttus tim• It hu to be on ltr•nve bo•rd• bounded bv cloao-ln ••II• dup•d with &hrleking N•lson•illo fent. No &mall tulc , Wllh the PanlhNs havmg a good ~rip 011 second p!acr•-- though Ued for lhl morn -.' lll •,vilh Athens 1 I FeriiU.r is 8ript Spotl! In '57 Fann Cost Picture I l WEEKEND SPORTS RECAP Hucks Expeciing Clear Sailing After Easy Win p,..,, HIGH SCHOOL'S strong club will meet the Racine Tornadoes in a "do-or-die" contest Friday at Racine which will settle the county championship. They lost to Racine At Middleport in December 84 to 64 but expect to make a better showing against the Racine Hot Five Friday. First row, left to right, George Collins, John Hetzer, Don Headley, Roger Gaul, Homer Cole, Jr.; second, Eddie Gilland, Bob Kuhn, Claire Woode, Ralph Knight, Bob Whit· latch, Hartsell DoddriU (coach) Absent was s!a r guard, Phillip Boyles, injured. ' By United PreM EAST Navy Gettysburg Canisius 74 Niagara 65 62 Cornell 56 Syracuse 94 La:Salle 82 Pittsburgh 54 Army 47 Dartmouth '71 Pennsylvania 44 SOUTH Auburn 92 Alabama 86 Maryhmd 711 N .C. State 6fi Miami Fla 63 Rollins 51 Get> W.ashmgto n 79 V M I 54 Vantlerbih 9a Ga. Tech 74 Kentucky 97 Tenn e~s<'e 72 MIDWEST Minnesota 73 Northwestern 62 Mtama 0 HO DePaul 70 Nebraska 84 Missouri 65 Iowa st. 74 Oklahoma 54 Xavier o lOti Ohio U BG Kansas St. til Colorado 49 Dayton 81 E:astNn Ken1ucky 61 Iowa 70 Wisconsm 47 Ohio St. 70 Mtch Sl. 51 WEST Montana St. 84 Colorado St. 71 Denver 60 New Mexlto 55 OrCgon 50 Idaho 48 Washington 66 Standford 64 WRONG ADDRISS MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee brewery rejected a verse sent in aa an entry In an ad,·crtiscmcnt contest but ordered a rase of beer sent to the writer at Box C, Waupun, as consolation. Del!very was refused. Box C is the arldrcss of the stale prison. MONEY Now is the lime to snap up real b.lr· Save up to 35% on Ill a~cntt:e uf J.PO. I cash bargains. loan docs it. See us first. Money talks! SERVICE t'ormerly O'llonneu·, Dry Cleuen) • ... ... EL City 1Pal. I 10. Stand \Ill u . wav~ u. Sand h111 15.- Unl· venS\y, t.e.. 16. J.lkt alt' ·~-----------------LITfLE HOHORED PHD..ADELPHIA (UP) Lou 17 . . . . Ul. Stor_,. a""'• L1tt1e, who retired last year as Columbil University's head football coach, will receive the 1956 Britb Sholom National Sports Award to.. night for his contributions to th~ sport and " devoted servlee to Americar. youth." J.O. Blcbe)qr of. ~rll tab-. I 20. Moqul d~ 11. Dl;ttaet:l aJ. P.•l• 23. 'ErltmY ~4. SnAre 26. ~ fln 27. Nept!VI' rilpi,Y HELD IN JAIL Eastern Hlgn School cagers warmed up for R tough match Fri· day night thio; week by beating Albany of AthPns County 71-60 Saturday night on the Pomeroy floor. Big Claire Wodde and Knight agam led thl' Easterners with 25 and 19 points wh1Je Sewell had 15 Pratt and Henthorne got 12 for Eastern led all usuu Hobart Stitt, 29, Middleport RD, was ordered arrested by State Probation Offtcer F. A. Patterson Sat~ urday morning and held In county jail. Sheriff Robert Hartenbaeh made the arrest at 9:45 a. m. ----·--I'AKER ottt 12 ReproMion M.An. .,. lll.Cut, ... FoU 82. C1lmblnJ' palm• ( var.) Sf;. Extent Of - ,.. mark, ed away lhtrd quarter, 50-36. In county play Hartsell Dod· rill's club hns losl only to R~tcllle. Their overall season record to date is seven wins against three losses, one of the best records the East· crners have compiled in recent years. Eastern rc~erves defeated Albany's seconds 46·33 in a prelim· in.ary match . Scoring: Eastern, Knight 7-~19; Ueadley 2-2-6; Woode 8-8-25; Kuhn 3-0-6; Whitlatch 4-3-11; Gaul 2-Q..f,; Hetzer Q.j).(). Albany, Morris 2·2·6; Radford 2·0-4; Sewell 7·1·1~; Pratt 3-6-12; Henthorne 6-IJ.l2; Carsey 2-0-4: Hoover 2-3-7. " I IIOwN ROOMS Of : New Fumiture I FOB a.aarcum a."""'"" = $299.00 BAKER t. lla.rt• wmra $. Klnd .ot I FURNITURI I!::! 0.liefTllellrf&bteol c-~ Ia Mlddl..... 11:1 I. !!pot ~ BAKU. FVBNJTtJU :::.'; MOORES Po;:i~y ddt DAILY CRYI'TOQUME - Jlfift!J " Ji;i. to ~od& lt1 A X Y D L II. A A:' J(B · · t• L~ DNGFitL-.-oW ·· Ont letter stmply stan.JII for another. In ttl.. _."'ffl.t A 11 UM4 tor the Ut~e L"•. X for the two o·~ etc. ~¥t ' J.tttr~. •po~ trophel. the lenllh>and t01'1ftation "(' 11he "''~ · E&cll day the code Jttttn an dltfennt. • •ff ali bla.''' ~ A Ct)'pto...., II•Qtoilloo · . " f K·WU:!'U VI PO ·KW'v'J>ok · vt> D11 :r:z·1 OcQ.Pl .l[ .l\ .P K ., 1Kl\POE-IDVHK. _, LIJ. ABNER while leaching for Mrs. Fer'n. Caul or Rac1ne. We got to talki~ of. Big Snows. These younti~eiS ask · ed me wht>n and i( the OhiO: River fro1e ewer. :\,l!y data has in 1918 and 1937. A!ll I right? I recall reading of one darin g soul I\ ho undertook to drive h1s team Of horse~ 0\'er the froze n river at Pt Pleasant~scems to me he dtdn't make it Anybod y teC'aH thai one·t I Well. anyway, Midt:lleportN s walked across the ice 10 Masun and Columbia in 1937 ·- I saw 'em myst>lf I was tempted to pull my three yc•ar old son across on his sled--others were doing jus! th:~t-lo have a t~tll Stlory to te lt in the ruture , but heroically reI framed . My favnrite way of NOT dymg would be under ice rn sub zero weather. Kids greet this present weather w1th s!J.outs rrf JOY , oldsters with moans of pnin And why? Because we old todJ;:ers have to see to tht• waler pipe; ,the wy walks, gf!t food in, ruh on Vick's salve al My favorite desC'nplion of Tex· night, and quote to ourseh•es that as winds-qttote: ohl poem-· ~ "Tang a log cham on a post. If "Stnvlng with poverty's patient it stands out str·aight, that's a pain breeze, but when it gets to whip Onh to l! V(' I ill su mmer .again!" ping around. and links snap off, .Did yon say summer ? I don't look out because il's likely to be bd1cve it. windy by sundown." SURPRISE Johnn•oe. IUak-- (Eddie and Ruth's . Jl.'an ea~c . homc, took , good took )'(IU.RIIIe~) a~mplaiJw;d to his h~Of!t\\d 1 ,: wrnt to bathroom, go! mit' mother who'd ccnsoled him on a h1s razor, stropped 11 loud a11d small ache he . felt around the long. •olar ~lexus re&LOn,, told her · ''But 1 "Sam," thus frirnd wi!,.., ' why M'omm1e, you d()n t understand . \ 'O il sharpcnin' that razor '!" You see, this is my ball gladder" • "Lissen, gal,'' thu~ Sam . ''Tiwre's This is the same Johnme who a puir or bi:Jck shOes under that years ago when he was \'Cry young !Jed. If'n !hey's no man m~Hie 'e m, -he's now a ripe old 7 or 8, was I'm gonna shave." naming the four ~;~ospeJs, thusly: Matthew, Mark, Amsbary and John." LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE V'Q\I(JJU)):l' SEEN "THAI EiKO FlU WCMitf'!;; .,.ACE WHEN I WENT 1'0 'TH ' ~ AND TOLD HeR L WA9 ' '· ~ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Bear with me while I tell an· Executor other: E1tate of Raymond Zirkle, A guy explained his five childeceased dren's names - " You sec, I Notice is hereby given that Paul wa~ied 'em Scriptural. They came 3 boys, a glrl then another boy. Zirkle whose Post Office address S otbeir names are Matthew, Mark i!l Pomeroy, Ohio bas be.en duly appointed as Executor of the Luke, Anne, John." Reasonable enou~h. Estate Of Raymond Zirkle late of Meigs County, Ohio, deeeased . Dated this 11th day o( January 1957. CHEESE JOHN C. BACON GRATERS Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio 14, 21, 28, 3tc SERVICE . CENTER REMINDS YOU ANOVNCEOF PREY£NTION SAV£S MANY (M£/W;£/KJ' COSTS "' Repay casUy. THE BAmRY SPECIALS For laauarg · GROUP I 12 Monlbs Guiran~e .... $9.95 %4 Months Guarantee - UUS 36 Monlba Guarantee - $18.91 Long Type- 8 V. 12 Mulllhs Guarantee . . . $15. 4S Long Type 8 Volt 38 M:oolbs Guarantee - •18.45 CITY LOAN& SAVING CO. 25M !Z Voll Sntem- 2-& M01111ul Guarantee .. $23.91 28 PR U Volt Syslem-24 Jllo!lllia Guarantee •.•25.91 Prices Include · ~change 124 E. Moin Sl. .. Emesl Covert, Mgr. . . Phone 197 can OWn One For • FREE. INSTALLATION e You $2 Per Week 'STRfVE·M Lega/ NOt/Ce , CAR Pick-up and Delivery (l'_erv, Office - I For BILLS Earn discounts on past-due bills. One I ;- For BARGAINS II•• ltanflg the Nrw Yttrk Y1nkees Is one of b~:~~crntll's better bowlers wlth TilE SIIITII FAMILY For YOU Declares Boycott gains and pay off old bills. Start fresh. ()r ... COLLEGE Easterners Take BASKETBALL Albany 71-60 In 88 63 Racine Warm-Up Princeton iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiii For Your Convenience YANKII IS IOW~IR Nt~ W YORK· (\JoP)-8Jlly Mnliu ... _ ACIIOII!I 108 Court St., Pomeroy .... Phone 383-X 3rd and Main, Middleport . Phone 6204-X Pomeroy or lllddleporl and you will experlenee prompt oervlee. "It ,.;as the year the windmills pumped air, the fish died in the dusty ponds, the jack rabbtts mbb\ecl prlck1y pelT, the baby quail feU into the cracks in the ear!Jl, tbe termites ate the onions , the bukers forgot how to laugh, and tbe rattlesnakes crRwled into !he living room." It's just a shame, that's what il is. And no one, but no one. has !.'!~me up with an answer to t~e , mne years drought problem In that area. ---.To mine, and tvcry one's utooi&.hment, the farmers there stitl wtsh to hang ~n. . I, fo~ OM, am hlt~~ly 1n favor of sendmg some of tbls tax money to &.uch areas-to be borrowed and used through a government loan system by such stout hearted ores as the:~oe men of the soil. In the very highest sense tht)y are the pioneers O{ today, at least on the farm front. mxcavet•. 1. DEFI,.,DII FAYDfliD CLEANERS -- D:liiy S.ntlnel, Pomeroy.JOddlopD1'!, 0 ., Jan. 21, 1957-3. S1g-ht with ;~ h u~e load of I hf' I good c:.le bl ~r k nuue ta. You know whaP We live in a , land of coal hl·re in thlt arl' ll. wll h a ~a ll Hld wu ry almo&l In ou r fnmt door But you <C"an 1-' out uf t·r.a J and holltr ~o ur hod off urt' hHt gcL 11 1 Aud lKI for .tall. thf' COII~ ·kirrd , 1 nwa11. to ~pr 1 r~ kflo on tb.l( tla11· gC'rous let· _ .,,.11 ht>re'!l th~ W<.t ) , 0 u gf' l lt .'tl rt-!dy 1 as k. "You hattlt'fl•uih .1 Llt lll!: ~ ~ cnar,.;e ~>\lilt, ~e )'O u'' · Stern g rocer " Well, 't YIP.S, f 'l' r:on g11 ) 011 a liltll'. but it's 3 Ce!Th a pou nd no..,·" <Oh. boy, and HI) dad U~Wd tu huul home about a tun of It for a doiJar-bliiChefl nJ,! you know) way: DRlVERS SWITCH SOUTHWEST CHESTER, England (UP) British automobile raclnt drivers, TCU 86 Okla t:Lty 84 unable to hold the annual 150- Rice 75 Baylor 62 mile Chest"r Motor Trial Sunday Capital 73 Heidelber!l 68 because of guollne rationing, Denison 82 Muskingum 74 !Witched to a 7\-1 mile bicycle Kenyon 1M Ohlo We&.lcyan 62 nee and Brus White-who usually Otterbein 66 Hiram 63 drives an Aaton· MarUn car- won Marietta 85 Waynesburg 65 ll Wa1hinglon & Jeff 78 Fenn 49 NE WYORK (UP) -Anr:elo De· tendls, the Brooklyn boxer wbo knod:f'd out Ernie (The Rock Durando In the first round at St Nichob.s Arena Dec. 24, is an 8-& choice to make Jerry Luedee or New Haven, Conn., hla al.xth straight victim tonight ln the same rina. ~anta C1au~~:) th:m ~fc J'\'Vt'll. I'll lake 1' u nh worth " (all I want to carry). I get down about to Spencer 's and bung. goes my bag of &all Ia lhe wei. dir' y pavement. Ther· ··~ almost always a former (or pr •·~ ent) pupil around t o rescue ffl(' lhis tlme Lillian fMrA Orm) SmJi h Tendt'rly we pick up busted hag l struggli.• bravely home with 11 Only way I know to get in and ou t any more-salt all the!!e walks ancl 1e)' steps. Nossir, you ('an't hordly find them kind cf !lungs no jpO~ - -:-!'• It is truly the "Year of the Coal and salt , I mean . HORI~¥; jou , .•, 1 . Locun" in our country's great ~re the same. drouiht stricken SOLI1hwest. A leadin1 news weekly quotes reading "S nnwb~d" t!)' a Texas rancher as putting it this myI was sixth graders WJi;d'ne:sda)~ I By UnltH St'eond baseman Bobby R1ch· ardson, the rookie most likely to make the grade with the Yankee• th1s year. s1gned his 1957 contract today and poss1bly set into motion a rirastic turnover in the world champion!' infield. T11e pint-med, 21-year-old Rlcb· ardson. the best double play mak· t•r m the business, according to Casey Stengel, will report to thl' Yank~cs from Denv"r of the American Associa tion where he balled .326 last season. Stengel has indicated Richard· son easily could win the Yankees' r1•gular s"con d base JOb. in which case pepperpot Billy Martin un· doubtedly would be moved to third b:Jse on a regular basis. The G1ants mcre11scd their tohrl of satJ~fied players to 17 with the sig~wg of pitl·her5 Alan Wurthlng· ton and Gordon Jones. Wurthlngton harl a 7-14 slalc w1th th'! Giants last ye01r wh1le Jones, .1 formt'r Cardinal who reports to New York as part of the Red Schoendienst-Alvin Dark deal, won 13 games and lost eight with Omaha of the American Association . (not e<1tn 1 love tbia story, and at ~he risk of :repetition-wellIt wa'J the day and age of tht' first airplane. One of these earl)' flying machines landed In a cotton fie ld m the deep South whNe a creat manf colored workers were bUS)'. Pamcky , they fled , almost to a man. But tbis old unde, hal in hand, hu.m.illty in every step. ' approached the fti"r. "How d')'e du, Marse JesuHhow'd you lrave your pa~" Wh.i1c Conch Retton will seet a way to overcome what amounta Lo a 13 to 14 point handicap, plua the addf'd terror of the small NeJsonville floor , fans can only hope , for the best. I A large cuntingent of Panther fans is expected to go north Tues1 day nigh.t In quest of a v~dory. Other .sEo teama: Galllpolls at I home w1th Wellston, Jackson at EASTERN home with Logan. Dickens Takes First Look At HOOSier pf0 blem ~:~hh ~._ 1 ~~~, ~~~~2 ~ ~~ul~~~a~~:~~~~ Dtck Retlon will throw a fast and aggre88ive club that ha! surpnsed fanll wttb 1 bnllla:nt Hctory over Logan, and a dismal Joss to weak Gallipolis. Led by Johnson, lanky center w1th his twistinJE book shot, Porn- i' <'roy sconng Is also well balanced w1t h Aaron Buffington :t_tanding 8th in the lclgue wilh 135 points; : SJS!>on 12th with 1~ and Wilder- I moth 19th with 91. Offense and defense rec=ords, according to ,James White of Syracuse, show the Hound-Panther battic u not a toss·op. On off~n 1 e , Nd!onvllle on the season ln 11 games has averaged 71 poinb per , game to Pomeroy'a 62.7. Defenslvely, the Hllunds have permlt- i ted M points per game tbe Pan- 1 thf'rs 57 4. ' ' Promising Rookie Signs On With Stengel's Nine lhlme, tbe more n l~~ I our coal m• n who finally, aHcr o r numerous telephone calls, hove 1n ' . JJearJng tht• numt- of San. J o111'. Calif. alway• rnakeiJ m_e lhmk. of the man _who.. aclle.~ It Son JOIIf' I'! rhyffi:e With hose Tnld that lhl· ~~,msh J 1~ alWI\II pronounced H , he leaned O>~tlr backward on tbe whoJe thin&. . A1ked. " Wben were you Ill S:tn Jose'" be tlRSWered , ••J thmk II was in Hone ant' Hub .'' 1 BOOMlNGTON, Jnrl . UP . al 5 ·2 each. '1 lu~~ T ttl'sthy Tllf::hl Phil Dirkl'm, Indiana 's new foot in Nelsonvtllr v. o tlld h~ pnrc pmson to champwn ~ h · JI hop('s ball roach, today got h1s fi rst look The Sports Ocsk would w•nturc , at what ·tiel ahead. t•h Stale dash t' riday tops the no 11ugge~;t10n on str~lt'ID' · H sure· 1 Dirkt>ns arrived on th e Indiana U foheht~·u n Stale SAturday. T h t' . th k ly· would ltkt• to pmn l out, how. campus from h111 Wyomtng home Ducke)'es 11re hvorcd over W1s· 1caguc s pro ~r am IS wee · II t · ff S d con~ln tonight and Norlhwc~trrn MIK!Iourl \'alley: Bradley, rank- I ever, that !he a. -eo.urt pre.~~ 1att• un AY u 1g 1rl., s oppln~ o to Saturtlay. cd 141 n nation<.~l!y , way out. front thrown on lht~ Haenw rurnado 111 t'ha~ge plancA 1n Chle~go fla<'Jflc Coast Conference C"' ll- with 5·l against 3· 1 for St. Louis the fou~th C}twrtt'l' ht ~ l wcl'k was 1J1~kens, whose lifetim e 70::! forllla IS 5.0 but defending chaml' anrl w t•hltu Hr.ullcy rl.o;ks perfect a b{'atlllful thlll!;! tu ~ ('I' Anct 1t wmnmg mark rankls tum loth mark ghl \); Tuln. wmkcU wdl again st a j.jOod up- among the uation·~ acthe ~o:rld 0111 UCLA Is ri;;hl hcbmcJ at 4 ·0 . vonrnt roaches sttll had two Y~'llt~ to run l:lul wouU 11 work, dS ,1 mort on his Wyoming contra{'t. His fr<'quc•nt s tralc~t·m , ng.1m~l lh1 Cowho}s chalked up a 10.0 rcc·ord toll Hounds? And huw IJU!t:kly 11nd won the Skyline Conference cuuld the Jlound~:~ adju~1 to 11 wll h <Town last season. Dtrkens' overAC:U 1\ rA Ll~~NTF., Mex.: Vel· dr!VI' Ill tart irs and lung ~ 1 1 01 pass· al l rt•cord in ten years all WyoBy Unlt.cl Preu Nan Ed rurgol hc11t AI Be~.o;ellnk t's to mate.; breaking fn·c !n I he· mmg heAd coach W51R 69·27-B SATURDAY Ufhcials salrl Indiana awarded ~11A:'dl Gallant ltan. a 13-3 111 the IICL'ond hnlc of a play-off open down-c•ourt'! And tMre'• • coupl• of oth· 01ckens a four-year contract Sal · sho1 won the $26,325 Jl\bbcos lo win !he $15.00(1 Caliente Open 1101! lllurnanwnt. er pre11lng quo•tlona, too. Do urday calling for an annual wa~e St11k"8 ~t lllaleah. TAMPA. t'la: Rctsy Rawls th• P•nth•n hno th• atemlnd• of $15,000. CARCAOIA, Calif.. Honey's All· te uu It over th• long haul, an --:::-::-:::-::::::::-:--bi captured the f27,700 Santa C11l· fought off a rrrord ('hallenge hy k..p their foul count low? SUN INERGY alma Hand!tap at Santa Anna Fay < rorkc•r un I he final hole to The .~ c urc hula few of 1hl' prol) LOS ANGELES _ A vis1tmg win the $5.0011 Tampa Golf t>pen I'ark lcms Co;1ch for the third llnw Helton must answer professor of cns:incerlng llt the N•:wTON. Maea.: Trnley A! · 8 . Hi tomorrow Ull!V('rs1ty oi Call£orn.la at LoR An· l'OI'~:NtiA(;t~N. Denmark: The IIOmC'huw b,·iore brlghl. who overcame polio to ilc · gcles has predicted that wllhln 50 comt' the world fi1ure skatlnk( Dllntsh Sporh Asttoclallon SUI\· nillhL Two facts about tho Ncl:;onvlllc to 100 years man will turn to tho champion, "reluctantly" quit the pcndcd indt•fmrlcly all &porta con· lee for e full-time ruedical career nection~ w1Lh the soviet Union and rourt give 11 the n[lhl to b{• call. sun as a direct source of energy. c:rt ll t•nckt•rbox. While court Dr. A M. zarem 111id this w11l hap· BOSTON. LanJo Tabort'll Amer- Hungary. J~ngth is <~bou,l the ss n,re as other pen aa other forma of energy be1un debut wn apolled by t'red SEOL schoolB , the Width. Is at come more and more upcns1ve, Dwyn who &et a Bo•loo Garden KLU SEES VICTORY least fLvc ff'f•t Jells, and lhllrf' Is, w!lh selected applications soont:r. Rcotd in the Lurlvcc two-mile CINCJI\'NATI , 0 !UP) - Muscle for all pract:cal purposes no space run ln the Knl&hta or Columbus malt Trd KluslCwskl, wbo sla;ned at all bcyond the bankmg boards. U. OF CALIF. HONORED l.rl<'t ffi('CI . a contrart with lht• Cincinnati In olhn words, a ahol from " corBERKELEY. Calit. - The Uni· Wi':ST ALLIS, Wl!i.: Flcot'l Kf.'n Ucdlt·~: ~ S,;ttlr<la ), predicted a Nu· lwr lllcrally has to Ita a curv1•! \'l'rslly of Clllirornla has been cit· Bartholomew aet a new record for Uonal IA'&J;:UP pennant for his N<~turully, the llound11 arc u~ed ed by the American Foundalinn the mile In the annual Grcwt lt'am \his yt·ar Although terffi.lli to tht s Otlwr 11quads an•n'l A for it~ pioneerina role in research l.akN speed 11k1Un1 tournC'y, cov- of lht• pnwt•r Julh'r's contral't commo11 rc ,uJt. Nchonv !lit' 91. in the biolop;lcal and mcd1eal sciering the dutan('e tn 2:40 4 wrre not re\'I•,JlPcl, he is bellcvctl Lo~an -a ynnd tcam- M last f''n · rnt·c~ In a survey of the last half· AGUA CAUJo;NTE, Mt':.: .: The to bt• JWillnp 111-11rly $;0.000. ahoul day. rl'ntury of Amerlcun medical progl'rof('l!lioual Goller:~ Asloclation the SMI\\C a8 ht• rccc!vcd In 1956. r('SS, the fount:lat1on !lingled out the fined tempermrntal Tommy Boll umvrrsily's r. search program u IUOO for throwing 1 putter O\'Pr DANF.S NIX RIDS one of the bfost illu'Jtratlng the con the lrllwd of hcklc Burke tn tlw l'OI'ENIL\t;J•, N, ll('l\11\ark (UI-') tribut10ns to medtcltl progrc11~ that tlt'Cond round of the Caliente 0JJl',J -- l>r • lllll~i · l, 11.1., hl'l'OTJIO tho [if1h <'an bt> madr by state univcrsllit·~ II&IIOII to ~t'll'r ull ~ports relations golf {OUTI\IIllll'nt. With lht• Sn1 It' I lJTlU/11 anrl IIUII· lUNDAY l(al'y Silll'l' \he nulbrcllk or fight ST. LOUJS: Alex Hannum. vet- In~: in llun~arr The Danish Sports eran National Bl&ket~Ail Au.oeia· A111110dlltio11, rt•preMenting 800.000 8y O.ne llude•u lion playf'r, repiJeed Slater Mar- athlrrtes, annuuurod Ha action Sun· CHICAGO <UP) - As hr as its tin at St. Loula Hawk coacb tor day afler a unanimous vote of the rivals ,1rl' concerned, Ohio State's the remainder of the &eason. repre&entali\'1' holl y rule of Dig Tt'n ba ~ ketball il! apt to get worse before it gets hdiN. Thf' high-riding nuckcycM pl('ked up their fourth straight ronfcr. cnec victory S11turday night, whipping wlnleiiS 1\hchlJilan State, 70. IU. with the grcate!ll of cut'. The road 11hcsd looked ~:~mooth enuugh £or lho Ohio State crcw to n111kc It sncn stnught Big Ten win11 bdore l'ncounterina any dana~r . Begl nnl1111, tonlahl lhc Buck· cyu t:tk~ on I he loo1J'1S three weak s.lt«lcrs ~- WlscoJu;in, Northwc!llr.rn and Mlfhi~Jn Stale agam- within th1· llf'xt two weoks. The Badgers arc without a win In ftvc lrles , the Spllrtan:.~aft• win· lt'Sll in thr1•e anrt the Wildcats ha l'c a \' Jclory over lhc Uacl£crs IIJ;:llim:t thrctl JOS~f'S. Ohw Stat.e'a~ flr , t tou~h k st since lh(' rurduc v]clory ('Omc.s whe-n the Buckeyes go to Cham· paign . Ill .. on Feb. 4 for It clash wHit the hlt,:h-seorlng Illinois quioJill I &lvo Ul 1 roll 11 one of our handy braneh olflrn in lt't. 1 ' I 11 <~~areat "'thtre:ll AIWI)'I Be An En )!· land." thoUiht , bOWt'Yrr rt•du \' t•J ond lmpuvt>r.~hed . Nelsonville Club Has '--------------' I ' It teernt £{r t Fs~~~' ~'~~.~~~~~~s;~pto.r~eh~~?, ~.~.~~d ,;,. '"' j The . Brit.ein.'' 0 Panthers, Hounds, Bulldogs Head Into Final Round • te omh tht 'Ornt' from ly ILANCHI M. HAIKINI ldown Into a comfortable, 1mall, leu t:JetUne: of tht power of th!! Heard (o,r h!~) ·~.. ~!;U,;. 11144eat .eDUAtr,)' a.u::b. u ~irway ·..actpt,ered llle". Bdt &rim f1tcls tor who 8UftJtllted nJt ·rdtfht ·be ..r ~deDI reallY Qa,.&ld be flte4 . Glitter and better for ~Ill~ ~IJit aetUe '.-\rui.anolher•CM punaed, "'::'hp., alory ol a rc1pl~ndent put mak n pOQf dirUnt .iD litG. 4-DaiiJr Selltlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 21, 1957 STILL MR. "BIG" ' • ' .' . •' !<- ~ --='~. W IVA .": ;:><;?F-P"'':'f:S --::;> 3~' -:.IAEX I~_"! : -\ S'" " .;:>f ·~y H'-'\: -~' ::,··-- -~-".,.., �. --- ~ ....... -- . ~ 'J I ' I' DID-YOU KNOW · THAT?'· •• ' • ~=--=--=--===. ! High-Scoring By Alan Mrr ·,r • Sports / J Desk BY TanoehiU eastern Ohio basketball Jcag"' op· ens Tuet>day night with t h. r e e teams Nelsonville, Pomeroy, and Athens - fighting it out for lop club of the loop. Of the three, Athens has the best chance to move up m perccntages as it meets Middleport on the Yelluw Jacket lloor. The Bulldogs , unless over confidence stnkes them down , will be favored to rep7at tn some resemblance a 56-42 VICtory over the Jackel.!! on Dec 7 · · Cur:rently, the Bulldogs are standm11 at 5-2 . for the le•gue year. They are t1ed wl.t h Pomeroy for aecond place bebmd NeliKinville, 6·1. . . The Panthers face an ehmma· tion fight 'It Nelsonville 1n the Hound crackerbox that should they win ,could throw the league into a three·way tic for Cirst pl;,ce. And should the Panther5 lose, as the dope suggests, Nel· sonvillc will hold a commanding edge. The Panthers threw an early season 11 hock mto Nelaonville on th.e Pomeroy fioor Dec. 7, win· ning 54-48. It haa been Nelllonville's only league defeat. Sioce then the Hounds have takeu Ath· ens 75-61, Middleport ~2-41, Wells-ton tl4-61, J&ckson 7842, Galllpolis 78-66; and Logan 91 -54. The fat scorea were talUed at home, the slimmer ones away. The Hounds have five starters all or whom romk in the first 18 hlghest scorers In tht! league tn all-sea~on play. They ate Dixon witlt 169, RCCOnd only to S. T. Johnson o£ Pomeroy who has 172. Others are McQua1d, fourth with 160; Kt-ating, lOth With 129; Young, 18th with 100 and Stuf· Ilebeam 18th with 95. Tlw chips arc down tomorrow . night in the Nclsonvlllc crackerbox If lhe Panther s have serious desJgnll on the SEOL pennant they have to turn a VICtory tnck somehow ag.a1nst the Nelsonville Hound~ on tlw Hound~' horne floor It w1ll requ1rc some real : doing. Nelsonville Is ndmg m the No l s pot th1s week after beating everyhocty lhc fir~t tnp 11round the loop e1u: cpt J'otnt•roy T h c ' Panthrrs surprised the1r su ppor1· ers. and the Hounds, 1n the f1rst gamP o f th1• corr('nt see~;on Dec. 7 Wllh a 54 48 v1clory Th1s untoward eYcnt too k plan· m the Panl hrr Ia!- Nel so nville vowed: "WaJt'll we ect y'lu 111 our crac· kerbox." A gH m ~ t Legan. whlrh only on .Jan. 4 'losl to Pom e roy 85-78, Nelsonv1llc looked unbcatai.Jie last i''nday mghl The Chiefhuns l <.: ft the clawlllg l'n the short end of a 91 -M rount. All hvt! Nelsonville starters hit lhc double sconng col umn. 1 I APOll'l'f HVPP ~ KI'NTV&KY, 1/fi! /JARO!I , - - OP W#O ~££,115 1lJ PG /MCK Mr!l 1'!1£ COI/R'f" ROJ!4lTY. Do.utthro~ •• ~·~ ''~ 1 "'U h•<llra~•___. _ Then ch•rlldttros from Lower Chamn.. In pOSition •• 0 nIy Four 191!, JV To Repeat At Halfway Mark In 1957 Slobo>till (If you liv• h1 Pom· e<oy) _ .. Ed ....... with 21, McOu•ld 20, Young 17, Dixon ,....... PRE •s • Bv U N'TED fhe 1956-51 college ba~kethall season reached the mid-year ex• minallon nulestone today with Qnly four major conference cham· pions or Ia.<~! }ear in line to repeol - Southern Methodi 11t, West Vir· ginill, Connecticut, and Idaho Stale. Thl"~lr' art~ thr only court kinHs of 1956 who once llgalll arl' lead111 g their kagues. Jlerr'~ the 8ituallon in llw oth · er ma Jor conFert•ncl's: le:Jii }~~-~ ~~~~0 a S~~t· ~l k;~~\ i~~ 1 L Leodcc Prt·nccton vy eagu-~ 5·0 is idle Lhis wcrk . Atlanllc Cnasl North Carolina, nation 's No. 2 lt•am ond the only major unbealen l1•am tn the counlry, ts fH) in lhe h•at::ue race. Soul heastt•rn Tulane aheorl wllh 4-1, but Kentucky , nation's No. 3 team is nght hehind at 3-1 alon~: with Auburn . 1 lelids Big SeVI'n Kunsas stll wtth 3 I. IJU t upsl'llcr Iowa Stole an d Nt~ hrask't :u·c <:arh 2· 1 Skyl "''' ·. J\ct"" hatn Youn, leads 1 0 1 :: ~·.~,!'"~,·;~::; ~~"~~~·:~;. .-.ntly on. of the 10 most popular men In Pomeroy, will heve b · to flt~ure out how hil oyl m•y pull a Dec. 7 repe•t on the , •bove gfmtleom•n, only ttus tim• It hu to be on ltr•nve bo•rd• bounded bv cloao-ln ••II• dup•d with &hrleking N•lson•illo fent. No &mall tulc , Wllh the PanlhNs havmg a good ~rip 011 second p!acr•-- though Ued for lhl morn -.' lll •,vilh Athens 1 I FeriiU.r is 8ript Spotl! In '57 Fann Cost Picture I l WEEKEND SPORTS RECAP Hucks Expeciing Clear Sailing After Easy Win p,..,, HIGH SCHOOL'S strong club will meet the Racine Tornadoes in a "do-or-die" contest Friday at Racine which will settle the county championship. They lost to Racine At Middleport in December 84 to 64 but expect to make a better showing against the Racine Hot Five Friday. First row, left to right, George Collins, John Hetzer, Don Headley, Roger Gaul, Homer Cole, Jr.; second, Eddie Gilland, Bob Kuhn, Claire Woode, Ralph Knight, Bob Whit· latch, Hartsell DoddriU (coach) Absent was s!a r guard, Phillip Boyles, injured. ' By United PreM EAST Navy Gettysburg Canisius 74 Niagara 65 62 Cornell 56 Syracuse 94 La:Salle 82 Pittsburgh 54 Army 47 Dartmouth '71 Pennsylvania 44 SOUTH Auburn 92 Alabama 86 Maryhmd 711 N .C. State 6fi Miami Fla 63 Rollins 51 Get> W.ashmgto n 79 V M I 54 Vantlerbih 9a Ga. Tech 74 Kentucky 97 Tenn e~s<'e 72 MIDWEST Minnesota 73 Northwestern 62 Mtama 0 HO DePaul 70 Nebraska 84 Missouri 65 Iowa st. 74 Oklahoma 54 Xavier o lOti Ohio U BG Kansas St. til Colorado 49 Dayton 81 E:astNn Ken1ucky 61 Iowa 70 Wisconsm 47 Ohio St. 70 Mtch Sl. 51 WEST Montana St. 84 Colorado St. 71 Denver 60 New Mexlto 55 OrCgon 50 Idaho 48 Washington 66 Standford 64 WRONG ADDRISS MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee brewery rejected a verse sent in aa an entry In an ad,·crtiscmcnt contest but ordered a rase of beer sent to the writer at Box C, Waupun, as consolation. Del!very was refused. Box C is the arldrcss of the stale prison. MONEY Now is the lime to snap up real b.lr· Save up to 35% on Ill a~cntt:e uf J.PO. I cash bargains. loan docs it. See us first. Money talks! SERVICE t'ormerly O'llonneu·, Dry Cleuen) • ... ... EL City 1Pal. I 10. Stand \Ill u . wav~ u. Sand h111 15.- Unl· venS\y, t.e.. 16. J.lkt alt' ·~-----------------LITfLE HOHORED PHD..ADELPHIA (UP) Lou 17 . . . . Ul. Stor_,. a""'• L1tt1e, who retired last year as Columbil University's head football coach, will receive the 1956 Britb Sholom National Sports Award to.. night for his contributions to th~ sport and " devoted servlee to Americar. youth." J.O. Blcbe)qr of. ~rll tab-. I 20. Moqul d~ 11. Dl;ttaet:l aJ. P.•l• 23. 'ErltmY ~4. SnAre 26. ~ fln 27. Nept!VI' rilpi,Y HELD IN JAIL Eastern Hlgn School cagers warmed up for R tough match Fri· day night thio; week by beating Albany of AthPns County 71-60 Saturday night on the Pomeroy floor. Big Claire Wodde and Knight agam led thl' Easterners with 25 and 19 points wh1Je Sewell had 15 Pratt and Henthorne got 12 for Eastern led all usuu Hobart Stitt, 29, Middleport RD, was ordered arrested by State Probation Offtcer F. A. Patterson Sat~ urday morning and held In county jail. Sheriff Robert Hartenbaeh made the arrest at 9:45 a. m. ----·--I'AKER ottt 12 ReproMion M.An. .,. lll.Cut, ... FoU 82. C1lmblnJ' palm• ( var.) Sf;. Extent Of - ,.. mark, ed away lhtrd quarter, 50-36. In county play Hartsell Dod· rill's club hns losl only to R~tcllle. Their overall season record to date is seven wins against three losses, one of the best records the East· crners have compiled in recent years. Eastern rc~erves defeated Albany's seconds 46·33 in a prelim· in.ary match . Scoring: Eastern, Knight 7-~19; Ueadley 2-2-6; Woode 8-8-25; Kuhn 3-0-6; Whitlatch 4-3-11; Gaul 2-Q..f,; Hetzer Q.j).(). Albany, Morris 2·2·6; Radford 2·0-4; Sewell 7·1·1~; Pratt 3-6-12; Henthorne 6-IJ.l2; Carsey 2-0-4: Hoover 2-3-7. " I IIOwN ROOMS Of : New Fumiture I FOB a.aarcum a."""'"" = $299.00 BAKER t. lla.rt• wmra $. Klnd .ot I FURNITURI I!::! 0.liefTllellrf&bteol c-~ Ia Mlddl..... 11:1 I. !!pot ~ BAKU. FVBNJTtJU :::.'; MOORES Po;:i~y ddt DAILY CRYI'TOQUME - Jlfift!J " Ji;i. to ~od& lt1 A X Y D L II. A A:' J(B · · t• L~ DNGFitL-.-oW ·· Ont letter stmply stan.JII for another. In ttl.. _."'ffl.t A 11 UM4 tor the Ut~e L"•. X for the two o·~ etc. ~¥t ' J.tttr~. •po~ trophel. the lenllh>and t01'1ftation "(' 11he "''~ · E&cll day the code Jttttn an dltfennt. • •ff ali bla.''' ~ A Ct)'pto...., II•Qtoilloo · . " f K·WU:!'U VI PO ·KW'v'J>ok · vt> D11 :r:z·1 OcQ.Pl .l[ .l\ .P K ., 1Kl\POE-IDVHK. _, LIJ. ABNER while leaching for Mrs. Fer'n. Caul or Rac1ne. We got to talki~ of. Big Snows. These younti~eiS ask · ed me wht>n and i( the OhiO: River fro1e ewer. :\,l!y data has in 1918 and 1937. A!ll I right? I recall reading of one darin g soul I\ ho undertook to drive h1s team Of horse~ 0\'er the froze n river at Pt Pleasant~scems to me he dtdn't make it Anybod y teC'aH thai one·t I Well. anyway, Midt:lleportN s walked across the ice 10 Masun and Columbia in 1937 ·- I saw 'em myst>lf I was tempted to pull my three yc•ar old son across on his sled--others were doing jus! th:~t-lo have a t~tll Stlory to te lt in the ruture , but heroically reI framed . My favnrite way of NOT dymg would be under ice rn sub zero weather. Kids greet this present weather w1th s!J.outs rrf JOY , oldsters with moans of pnin And why? Because we old todJ;:ers have to see to tht• waler pipe; ,the wy walks, gf!t food in, ruh on Vick's salve al My favorite desC'nplion of Tex· night, and quote to ourseh•es that as winds-qttote: ohl poem-· ~ "Tang a log cham on a post. If "Stnvlng with poverty's patient it stands out str·aight, that's a pain breeze, but when it gets to whip Onh to l! V(' I ill su mmer .again!" ping around. and links snap off, .Did yon say summer ? I don't look out because il's likely to be bd1cve it. windy by sundown." SURPRISE Johnn•oe. IUak-- (Eddie and Ruth's . Jl.'an ea~c . homc, took , good took )'(IU.RIIIe~) a~mplaiJw;d to his h~Of!t\\d 1 ,: wrnt to bathroom, go! mit' mother who'd ccnsoled him on a h1s razor, stropped 11 loud a11d small ache he . felt around the long. •olar ~lexus re&LOn,, told her · ''But 1 "Sam," thus frirnd wi!,.., ' why M'omm1e, you d()n t understand . \ 'O il sharpcnin' that razor '!" You see, this is my ball gladder" • "Lissen, gal,'' thu~ Sam . ''Tiwre's This is the same Johnme who a puir or bi:Jck shOes under that years ago when he was \'Cry young !Jed. If'n !hey's no man m~Hie 'e m, -he's now a ripe old 7 or 8, was I'm gonna shave." naming the four ~;~ospeJs, thusly: Matthew, Mark, Amsbary and John." LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE V'Q\I(JJU)):l' SEEN "THAI EiKO FlU WCMitf'!;; .,.ACE WHEN I WENT 1'0 'TH ' ~ AND TOLD HeR L WA9 ' '· ~ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Bear with me while I tell an· Executor other: E1tate of Raymond Zirkle, A guy explained his five childeceased dren's names - " You sec, I Notice is hereby given that Paul wa~ied 'em Scriptural. They came 3 boys, a glrl then another boy. Zirkle whose Post Office address S otbeir names are Matthew, Mark i!l Pomeroy, Ohio bas be.en duly appointed as Executor of the Luke, Anne, John." Reasonable enou~h. Estate Of Raymond Zirkle late of Meigs County, Ohio, deeeased . Dated this 11th day o( January 1957. CHEESE JOHN C. BACON GRATERS Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio 14, 21, 28, 3tc SERVICE . CENTER REMINDS YOU ANOVNCEOF PREY£NTION SAV£S MANY (M£/W;£/KJ' COSTS "' Repay casUy. THE BAmRY SPECIALS For laauarg · GROUP I 12 Monlbs Guiran~e .... $9.95 %4 Months Guarantee - UUS 36 Monlba Guarantee - $18.91 Long Type- 8 V. 12 Mulllhs Guarantee . . . $15. 4S Long Type 8 Volt 38 M:oolbs Guarantee - •18.45 CITY LOAN& SAVING CO. 25M !Z Voll Sntem- 2-& M01111ul Guarantee .. $23.91 28 PR U Volt Syslem-24 Jllo!lllia Guarantee •.•25.91 Prices Include · ~change 124 E. Moin Sl. .. Emesl Covert, Mgr. . . Phone 197 can OWn One For • FREE. INSTALLATION e You $2 Per Week 'STRfVE·M Lega/ NOt/Ce , CAR Pick-up and Delivery (l'_erv, Office - I For BILLS Earn discounts on past-due bills. One I ;- For BARGAINS II•• ltanflg the Nrw Yttrk Y1nkees Is one of b~:~~crntll's better bowlers wlth TilE SIIITII FAMILY For YOU Declares Boycott gains and pay off old bills. Start fresh. ()r ... COLLEGE Easterners Take BASKETBALL Albany 71-60 In 88 63 Racine Warm-Up Princeton iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiii For Your Convenience YANKII IS IOW~IR Nt~ W YORK· (\JoP)-8Jlly Mnliu ... _ ACIIOII!I 108 Court St., Pomeroy .... Phone 383-X 3rd and Main, Middleport . Phone 6204-X Pomeroy or lllddleporl and you will experlenee prompt oervlee. "It ,.;as the year the windmills pumped air, the fish died in the dusty ponds, the jack rabbtts mbb\ecl prlck1y pelT, the baby quail feU into the cracks in the ear!Jl, tbe termites ate the onions , the bukers forgot how to laugh, and tbe rattlesnakes crRwled into !he living room." It's just a shame, that's what il is. And no one, but no one. has !.'!~me up with an answer to t~e , mne years drought problem In that area. ---.To mine, and tvcry one's utooi&.hment, the farmers there stitl wtsh to hang ~n. . I, fo~ OM, am hlt~~ly 1n favor of sendmg some of tbls tax money to &.uch areas-to be borrowed and used through a government loan system by such stout hearted ores as the:~oe men of the soil. In the very highest sense tht)y are the pioneers O{ today, at least on the farm front. mxcavet•. 1. DEFI,.,DII FAYDfliD CLEANERS -- D:liiy S.ntlnel, Pomeroy.JOddlopD1'!, 0 ., Jan. 21, 1957-3. S1g-ht with ;~ h u~e load of I hf' I good c:.le bl ~r k nuue ta. You know whaP We live in a , land of coal hl·re in thlt arl' ll. wll h a ~a ll Hld wu ry almo&l In ou r fnmt door But you <C"an 1-' out uf t·r.a J and holltr ~o ur hod off urt' hHt gcL 11 1 Aud lKI for .tall. thf' COII~ ·kirrd , 1 nwa11. to ~pr 1 r~ kflo on tb.l( tla11· gC'rous let· _ .,,.11 ht>re'!l th~ W<.t ) , 0 u gf' l lt .'tl rt-!dy 1 as k. "You hattlt'fl•uih .1 Llt lll!: ~ ~ cnar,.;e ~>\lilt, ~e )'O u'' · Stern g rocer " Well, 't YIP.S, f 'l' r:on g11 ) 011 a liltll'. but it's 3 Ce!Th a pou nd no..,·" <Oh. boy, and HI) dad U~Wd tu huul home about a tun of It for a doiJar-bliiChefl nJ,! you know) way: DRlVERS SWITCH SOUTHWEST CHESTER, England (UP) British automobile raclnt drivers, TCU 86 Okla t:Lty 84 unable to hold the annual 150- Rice 75 Baylor 62 mile Chest"r Motor Trial Sunday Capital 73 Heidelber!l 68 because of guollne rationing, Denison 82 Muskingum 74 !Witched to a 7\-1 mile bicycle Kenyon 1M Ohlo We&.lcyan 62 nee and Brus White-who usually Otterbein 66 Hiram 63 drives an Aaton· MarUn car- won Marietta 85 Waynesburg 65 ll Wa1hinglon & Jeff 78 Fenn 49 NE WYORK (UP) -Anr:elo De· tendls, the Brooklyn boxer wbo knod:f'd out Ernie (The Rock Durando In the first round at St Nichob.s Arena Dec. 24, is an 8-& choice to make Jerry Luedee or New Haven, Conn., hla al.xth straight victim tonight ln the same rina. ~anta C1au~~:) th:m ~fc J'\'Vt'll. I'll lake 1' u nh worth " (all I want to carry). I get down about to Spencer 's and bung. goes my bag of &all Ia lhe wei. dir' y pavement. Ther· ··~ almost always a former (or pr •·~ ent) pupil around t o rescue ffl(' lhis tlme Lillian fMrA Orm) SmJi h Tendt'rly we pick up busted hag l struggli.• bravely home with 11 Only way I know to get in and ou t any more-salt all the!!e walks ancl 1e)' steps. Nossir, you ('an't hordly find them kind cf !lungs no jpO~ - -:-!'• It is truly the "Year of the Coal and salt , I mean . HORI~¥; jou , .•, 1 . Locun" in our country's great ~re the same. drouiht stricken SOLI1hwest. A leadin1 news weekly quotes reading "S nnwb~d" t!)' a Texas rancher as putting it this myI was sixth graders WJi;d'ne:sda)~ I By UnltH St'eond baseman Bobby R1ch· ardson, the rookie most likely to make the grade with the Yankee• th1s year. s1gned his 1957 contract today and poss1bly set into motion a rirastic turnover in the world champion!' infield. T11e pint-med, 21-year-old Rlcb· ardson. the best double play mak· t•r m the business, according to Casey Stengel, will report to thl' Yank~cs from Denv"r of the American Associa tion where he balled .326 last season. Stengel has indicated Richard· son easily could win the Yankees' r1•gular s"con d base JOb. in which case pepperpot Billy Martin un· doubtedly would be moved to third b:Jse on a regular basis. The G1ants mcre11scd their tohrl of satJ~fied players to 17 with the sig~wg of pitl·her5 Alan Wurthlng· ton and Gordon Jones. Wurthlngton harl a 7-14 slalc w1th th'! Giants last ye01r wh1le Jones, .1 formt'r Cardinal who reports to New York as part of the Red Schoendienst-Alvin Dark deal, won 13 games and lost eight with Omaha of the American Association . (not e<1tn 1 love tbia story, and at ~he risk of :repetition-wellIt wa'J the day and age of tht' first airplane. One of these earl)' flying machines landed In a cotton fie ld m the deep South whNe a creat manf colored workers were bUS)'. Pamcky , they fled , almost to a man. But tbis old unde, hal in hand, hu.m.illty in every step. ' approached the fti"r. "How d')'e du, Marse JesuHhow'd you lrave your pa~" Wh.i1c Conch Retton will seet a way to overcome what amounta Lo a 13 to 14 point handicap, plua the addf'd terror of the small NeJsonville floor , fans can only hope , for the best. I A large cuntingent of Panther fans is expected to go north Tues1 day nigh.t In quest of a v~dory. Other .sEo teama: Galllpolls at I home w1th Wellston, Jackson at EASTERN home with Logan. Dickens Takes First Look At HOOSier pf0 blem ~:~hh ~._ 1 ~~~, ~~~~2 ~ ~~ul~~~a~~:~~~~ Dtck Retlon will throw a fast and aggre88ive club that ha! surpnsed fanll wttb 1 bnllla:nt Hctory over Logan, and a dismal Joss to weak Gallipolis. Led by Johnson, lanky center w1th his twistinJE book shot, Porn- i' <'roy sconng Is also well balanced w1t h Aaron Buffington :t_tanding 8th in the lclgue wilh 135 points; : SJS!>on 12th with 1~ and Wilder- I moth 19th with 91. Offense and defense rec=ords, according to ,James White of Syracuse, show the Hound-Panther battic u not a toss·op. On off~n 1 e , Nd!onvllle on the season ln 11 games has averaged 71 poinb per , game to Pomeroy'a 62.7. Defenslvely, the Hllunds have permlt- i ted M points per game tbe Pan- 1 thf'rs 57 4. ' ' Promising Rookie Signs On With Stengel's Nine lhlme, tbe more n l~~ I our coal m• n who finally, aHcr o r numerous telephone calls, hove 1n ' . JJearJng tht• numt- of San. J o111'. Calif. alway• rnakeiJ m_e lhmk. of the man _who.. aclle.~ It Son JOIIf' I'! rhyffi:e With hose Tnld that lhl· ~~,msh J 1~ alWI\II pronounced H , he leaned O>~tlr backward on tbe whoJe thin&. . A1ked. " Wben were you Ill S:tn Jose'" be tlRSWered , ••J thmk II was in Hone ant' Hub .'' 1 BOOMlNGTON, Jnrl . UP . al 5 ·2 each. '1 lu~~ T ttl'sthy Tllf::hl Phil Dirkl'm, Indiana 's new foot in Nelsonvtllr v. o tlld h~ pnrc pmson to champwn ~ h · JI hop('s ball roach, today got h1s fi rst look The Sports Ocsk would w•nturc , at what ·tiel ahead. t•h Stale dash t' riday tops the no 11ugge~;t10n on str~lt'ID' · H sure· 1 Dirkt>ns arrived on th e Indiana U foheht~·u n Stale SAturday. T h t' . th k ly· would ltkt• to pmn l out, how. campus from h111 Wyomtng home Ducke)'es 11re hvorcd over W1s· 1caguc s pro ~r am IS wee · II t · ff S d con~ln tonight and Norlhwc~trrn MIK!Iourl \'alley: Bradley, rank- I ever, that !he a. -eo.urt pre.~~ 1att• un AY u 1g 1rl., s oppln~ o to Saturtlay. cd 141 n nation<.~l!y , way out. front thrown on lht~ Haenw rurnado 111 t'ha~ge plancA 1n Chle~go fla<'Jflc Coast Conference C"' ll- with 5·l against 3· 1 for St. Louis the fou~th C}twrtt'l' ht ~ l wcl'k was 1J1~kens, whose lifetim e 70::! forllla IS 5.0 but defending chaml' anrl w t•hltu Hr.ullcy rl.o;ks perfect a b{'atlllful thlll!;! tu ~ ('I' Anct 1t wmnmg mark rankls tum loth mark ghl \); Tuln. wmkcU wdl again st a j.jOod up- among the uation·~ acthe ~o:rld 0111 UCLA Is ri;;hl hcbmcJ at 4 ·0 . vonrnt roaches sttll had two Y~'llt~ to run l:lul wouU 11 work, dS ,1 mort on his Wyoming contra{'t. His fr<'quc•nt s tralc~t·m , ng.1m~l lh1 Cowho}s chalked up a 10.0 rcc·ord toll Hounds? And huw IJU!t:kly 11nd won the Skyline Conference cuuld the Jlound~:~ adju~1 to 11 wll h <Town last season. Dtrkens' overAC:U 1\ rA Ll~~NTF., Mex.: Vel· dr!VI' Ill tart irs and lung ~ 1 1 01 pass· al l rt•cord in ten years all WyoBy Unlt.cl Preu Nan Ed rurgol hc11t AI Be~.o;ellnk t's to mate.; breaking fn·c !n I he· mmg heAd coach W51R 69·27-B SATURDAY Ufhcials salrl Indiana awarded ~11A:'dl Gallant ltan. a 13-3 111 the IICL'ond hnlc of a play-off open down-c•ourt'! And tMre'• • coupl• of oth· 01ckens a four-year contract Sal · sho1 won the $26,325 Jl\bbcos lo win !he $15.00(1 Caliente Open 1101! lllurnanwnt. er pre11lng quo•tlona, too. Do urday calling for an annual wa~e St11k"8 ~t lllaleah. TAMPA. t'la: Rctsy Rawls th• P•nth•n hno th• atemlnd• of $15,000. CARCAOIA, Calif.. Honey's All· te uu It over th• long haul, an --:::-::-:::-::::::::-:--bi captured the f27,700 Santa C11l· fought off a rrrord ('hallenge hy k..p their foul count low? SUN INERGY alma Hand!tap at Santa Anna Fay < rorkc•r un I he final hole to The .~ c urc hula few of 1hl' prol) LOS ANGELES _ A vis1tmg win the $5.0011 Tampa Golf t>pen I'ark lcms Co;1ch for the third llnw Helton must answer professor of cns:incerlng llt the N•:wTON. Maea.: Trnley A! · 8 . Hi tomorrow Ull!V('rs1ty oi Call£orn.la at LoR An· l'OI'~:NtiA(;t~N. Denmark: The IIOmC'huw b,·iore brlghl. who overcame polio to ilc · gcles has predicted that wllhln 50 comt' the world fi1ure skatlnk( Dllntsh Sporh Asttoclallon SUI\· nillhL Two facts about tho Ncl:;onvlllc to 100 years man will turn to tho champion, "reluctantly" quit the pcndcd indt•fmrlcly all &porta con· lee for e full-time ruedical career nection~ w1Lh the soviet Union and rourt give 11 the n[lhl to b{• call. sun as a direct source of energy. c:rt ll t•nckt•rbox. While court Dr. A M. zarem 111id this w11l hap· BOSTON. LanJo Tabort'll Amer- Hungary. J~ngth is <~bou,l the ss n,re as other pen aa other forma of energy be1un debut wn apolled by t'red SEOL schoolB , the Width. Is at come more and more upcns1ve, Dwyn who &et a Bo•loo Garden KLU SEES VICTORY least fLvc ff'f•t Jells, and lhllrf' Is, w!lh selected applications soont:r. Rcotd in the Lurlvcc two-mile CINCJI\'NATI , 0 !UP) - Muscle for all pract:cal purposes no space run ln the Knl&hta or Columbus malt Trd KluslCwskl, wbo sla;ned at all bcyond the bankmg boards. U. OF CALIF. HONORED l.rl<'t ffi('CI . a contrart with lht• Cincinnati In olhn words, a ahol from " corBERKELEY. Calit. - The Uni· Wi':ST ALLIS, Wl!i.: Flcot'l Kf.'n Ucdlt·~: ~ S,;ttlr<la ), predicted a Nu· lwr lllcrally has to Ita a curv1•! \'l'rslly of Clllirornla has been cit· Bartholomew aet a new record for Uonal IA'&J;:UP pennant for his N<~turully, the llound11 arc u~ed ed by the American Foundalinn the mile In the annual Grcwt lt'am \his yt·ar Although terffi.lli to tht s Otlwr 11quads an•n'l A for it~ pioneerina role in research l.akN speed 11k1Un1 tournC'y, cov- of lht• pnwt•r Julh'r's contral't commo11 rc ,uJt. Nchonv !lit' 91. in the biolop;lcal and mcd1eal sciering the dutan('e tn 2:40 4 wrre not re\'I•,JlPcl, he is bellcvctl Lo~an -a ynnd tcam- M last f''n · rnt·c~ In a survey of the last half· AGUA CAUJo;NTE, Mt':.: .: The to bt• JWillnp 111-11rly $;0.000. ahoul day. rl'ntury of Amerlcun medical progl'rof('l!lioual Goller:~ Asloclation the SMI\\C a8 ht• rccc!vcd In 1956. r('SS, the fount:lat1on !lingled out the fined tempermrntal Tommy Boll umvrrsily's r. search program u IUOO for throwing 1 putter O\'Pr DANF.S NIX RIDS one of the bfost illu'Jtratlng the con the lrllwd of hcklc Burke tn tlw l'OI'ENIL\t;J•, N, ll('l\11\ark (UI-') tribut10ns to medtcltl progrc11~ that tlt'Cond round of the Caliente 0JJl',J -- l>r • lllll~i · l, 11.1., hl'l'OTJIO tho [if1h <'an bt> madr by state univcrsllit·~ II&IIOII to ~t'll'r ull ~ports relations golf {OUTI\IIllll'nt. With lht• Sn1 It' I lJTlU/11 anrl IIUII· lUNDAY l(al'y Silll'l' \he nulbrcllk or fight ST. LOUJS: Alex Hannum. vet- In~: in llun~arr The Danish Sports eran National Bl&ket~Ail Au.oeia· A111110dlltio11, rt•preMenting 800.000 8y O.ne llude•u lion playf'r, repiJeed Slater Mar- athlrrtes, annuuurod Ha action Sun· CHICAGO <UP) - As hr as its tin at St. Loula Hawk coacb tor day afler a unanimous vote of the rivals ,1rl' concerned, Ohio State's the remainder of the &eason. repre&entali\'1' holl y rule of Dig Tt'n ba ~ ketball il! apt to get worse before it gets hdiN. Thf' high-riding nuckcycM pl('ked up their fourth straight ronfcr. cnec victory S11turday night, whipping wlnleiiS 1\hchlJilan State, 70. IU. with the grcate!ll of cut'. The road 11hcsd looked ~:~mooth enuugh £or lho Ohio State crcw to n111kc It sncn stnught Big Ten win11 bdore l'ncounterina any dana~r . Begl nnl1111, tonlahl lhc Buck· cyu t:tk~ on I he loo1J'1S three weak s.lt«lcrs ~- WlscoJu;in, Northwc!llr.rn and Mlfhi~Jn Stale agam- within th1· llf'xt two weoks. The Badgers arc without a win In ftvc lrles , the Spllrtan:.~aft• win· lt'Sll in thr1•e anrt the Wildcats ha l'c a \' Jclory over lhc Uacl£crs IIJ;:llim:t thrctl JOS~f'S. Ohw Stat.e'a~ flr , t tou~h k st since lh(' rurduc v]clory ('Omc.s whe-n the Buckeyes go to Cham· paign . Ill .. on Feb. 4 for It clash wHit the hlt,:h-seorlng Illinois quioJill I &lvo Ul 1 roll 11 one of our handy braneh olflrn in lt't. 1 ' I 11 <~~areat "'thtre:ll AIWI)'I Be An En )!· land." thoUiht , bOWt'Yrr rt•du \' t•J ond lmpuvt>r.~hed . Nelsonville Club Has '--------------' I ' It teernt £{r t Fs~~~' ~'~~.~~~~~~s;~pto.r~eh~~?, ~.~.~~d ,;,. '"' j The . Brit.ein.'' 0 Panthers, Hounds, Bulldogs Head Into Final Round • te omh tht 'Ornt' from ly ILANCHI M. HAIKINI ldown Into a comfortable, 1mall, leu t:JetUne: of tht power of th!! Heard (o,r h!~) ·~.. ~!;U,;. 11144eat .eDUAtr,)' a.u::b. u ~irway ·..actpt,ered llle". Bdt &rim f1tcls tor who 8UftJtllted nJt ·rdtfht ·be ..r ~deDI reallY Qa,.&ld be flte4 . Glitter and better for ~Ill~ ~IJit aetUe '.-\rui.anolher•CM punaed, "'::'hp., alory ol a rc1pl~ndent put mak n pOQf dirUnt .iD litG. 4-DaiiJr Selltlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 21, 1957 STILL MR. "BIG" ' • ' .' . •' !<- ~ --='~. W IVA .": ;:><;?F-P"'':'f:S --::;> 3~' -:.IAEX I~_"! : -\ S'" " .;:>f ·~y H'-'\: -~' ::,··-- -~-".,.., �POMEROY SOCIETY The Dad')- Sentmd 6-Daily Sentinel Pomeroy M1ddlep<Jrt 0 Jan 21 1957 • r MacARTHUR II ANSWERS CALL Nancy lee Jacobs Becomes Br1de Of Gory E Honold On January 12 M s" end 11o Thco S Eleanor Schaaf M ddleport Sot:Iety Editor Phone 6079 Luctlle Bearhs Ha~k ns Pome roy Soctety Editor Phone 6244 Mrs Robert Hoyth Honored Guest At Stork Shower Fndoy Evenmg Mrs Rob I Ha Donna R I ! was gucs I shower g the hom(.> o Mrs M o M tch a as Parents Sue Hospital F6r $2 Million After Youngster Passes Away There Th~ for a Md ~o p a cd dur n g the wC f epo t U n luck 5uppc 1- r da l' o he r pr ng a the ho Mn M I K <~ I even g and pr cs ~~oon by Mrs liar y 51'. he M s Rodney r he r :;n Alan Bradford Sauer Mrs L H W ley and Mrs w h h s fan lh' Sv.. sh e a "'on the door pr z:c t apora ed 1 m Those p en ncluded Mrs h} s cs Research Haylh and h r mother Mrs S T a tor &vot.r an Russe ll anrl he grandmo her Mrs wa ho v. w th r George Hass H Tu kerma Mrs Waley Mrs h e or he Lo d oratory as thev Charles Sauer Mn George Hackett ch k d he mechan sm before a lr Mrs Rorl ey Sauer Mrs C E phe 1 s m a s ~e and flhape Van ce Mrs W W Hayes M;rs o ht one to be aunched n ProSw h r Mrs Mar on Allensworth Vanguard ~;oes mto a coat Mr~ Frank W !son and daughte.p Ann 11 d S aron Mrs Wllll4n Bradford Mr Lew 8 II Sau~r H ad s or he story read Mrs Ja ncs Pullen and StephatOe :\1 n ~adc Sa c I le gets ftnal Send ng g fls b unable to at l) Uches a Belvo r and the aru tend "ere M s Norman Wayland e c Is of the o e of the Corps ~rs Clarence McNeal Mrs Jud Mrs Kolheryn Payne ' • med of F ng neers Resean:h and l)e. son Wh te Mrs Carl Galmore Mrs opn e t I aborator es at Fort eo! pat' I at the Mason c n c Herma K radc Mrs Ma1da Rus 1- o Bel o r Pro ect Vanguard Mr and Mrs Homer Race Mr II Mn; Il<~lph D rst Mrs Wal I un h n.. of a man made and Mrs Denver R1ce and son lace Bradford Mrs Elmer Burns nto out r space n "' M ddlcport Mr ood Mrs Caro yn Hcs Mrs W lbur Koenig George DeWeese and M1 and Mn Sa ly S~tuer M ddleport and Juhe Lesley Green Athens were Sun M tch RN Gal tpol s day v sltors of H E Perry Hem lock Grove Middleport Society !1.1 bov anrl .a d that h 11 prcsen con d t on was probab y the rcsu am .r;Sradforrt s pa s week u pp gs fro fhe Wash wn ch showed a p c7 AnS o M1ddleport WCTU Holds A Potluck SupperFndoy ' DOUGLAS Ma,ARTHUR II newly appointed amba!lae.dor to Japan ana~>.e 11 e He.: ( oss call for blood donations In WIUih ngton before 11 ng for h !> new pOl!lt in Tokyq. ( ltttf;l whonall ( HICAGO Ul Th p01 n ef a f ve year olU bo ha f I 11 $2 m II on s u 1 aga n t the DhnolS Mason c Hosp a cha g ha he s n a s all' of co np etr VCii:e at on as a su of rea n ent he re e r-rl here The su I on d~ J ose V rella s I art slopped I ca ng wh lc he W.il under~,;o , a ton~ llcrto n} ~~ot the ho~;p tal 955 Doc on m sa~;e d I oy 8 h('art and ~('rC able o res ore beat g bu he I uy rem a ned n a f an I ha fo n er baby was p c d and he ref esh I I a It; mcnts urr ed out I c stork theme a stork Ice r~:a n cu~ cakes m nts and ng at co ffee wer served by tile has h te ses v.ho rc as sed by Carol h .\Ian Bradford Is Fcaturcd In Satellite Story ~1n Ru s 'fl.. a son left Su nda for a v s t n Co u nbus w h M and Mrs E me r Leo ar I Mrs Ph W amson relur ed hone S" u day af e a s n Col un bus v. h M and Mrs Robe Gard er Mr an 1 ~ s Charle~ M!! har ind sons of Co umbus were week end gues s of h s parents M and Mrs Max Me nharl Mr and Mrs \\ I ard Ebersbach and daughters Joyce and Cheryl were Sunday dinnf'r guests of Mr and l\lrs C arencc M ght Bardbur Mr and ~rs Davtd M gh and family of Bal morr v. re weekend guests of the r paren s Mr and Mrs Marshal M ller and Mr ami Mrs C arencl' M ght John Fos er of Dayton spent th weekend w th h s parcn s Mr and Mrs J E foster Mr and Mrs Ray Lawson and chi dren of Columbus are he guests of Mn Freda Krautlt~r of oxygf'n depr vataon dur ng the heart stoppage He t rm I the heart stoppage an u fo see n ocru renee and sa d hr o measu c~ by many doctors o b ned o save th12 boys 1 r -- NEW HAVEN SOCIETY AUXILIARY NoncyWoodgeard Honored Guest At B1rthdoy Party Mr and Mr!! Ray \Joodgeard ed w h a party last week at the r hon e Lmcoln Ha ghts ho or nw; the r daughter Nancy on 1 ho v ew l her h rtcenth b rthday 0 of Gam s and da c ng were enjO} 1 d thn~ughout the even ng Kare n graduated [ram . . . 1 Hoffner was awarded a pnze M po t H ~I S hool and at A larg deeo atcd b rthday cak d d cen er d he refr sl m nl table ro and ce c cam cake and n n s g h we re served to Sondra Drak\ ( ---~---t: h rlesan a He~s Ka e 1-Joffncr r a I :\ I ~~ar:l}netEJ~~~~~t:; .......,.- MISSionary Un1t For Ch1ldren In Reorgomzot1on •tslulla• ..... Aloolyw_ .... I EUB Church Class M k PI F Spog he tt1SUpper Be , Ew ng Dor (oales 81 I} Owens Joh McMu ay Terr~ I 0 1ng OnS Or Kn gh H lly Yooeg Er H>r llow• d Well• J mmy Wd•on Ke h Barnitz Mlkf' Swa z I and 1 II<~ s v.. c ade for a spagh ct I n Y r mn ) and Conn c Wood pper hd 1 at the church t: r I r when the Wlilmg 1 h honored g re c v I a rk r r h Enterpr ~e tw of g f s s nd ng g fts I!:UB Thursday even a I o att12 I w re I nda f 1\1 ~ Ro..,.cr p n n :StLaron Young J k e !{o k sp ng road w ll an I Jl n Sprouse Urov..n 3S hostess I l!'r,.......,..u.,.,' u .......,..... cot.n...,Wualll Kaaron Kelton 1 pre~ de t p e ng wh ch open e ea ng b) M ss ul owe I w th pra)' W eks A poe was r£'ad b} WI Aux1hory Umt Contnbutes To March Of D1mes ..,...,.,., L .. ................z •• on wM rna lc o I c of D mes wht'n th I ast I ('S denls of he Lad cs Aux r Drew Wei sLe Po!t A r n I eg on me ro('(' tly 11 n uf Mrs George lJ arl P \1 Ncutzl ng P nt t1 t mc(lh g v.h rh d w th he pledie I he and \he I ord s Pra}N De Wf'r" cd by Mrs D v ly ' Our ng I he 1 I wa ness ses~ on .. __ W&fOI Cl'dlolll Legal Notice Where Your Conlldencc lo J uotlllcd Pomeroy Main St Elfet~of Milo VanMtlter dec••••d Admlnlatretor Norw.c i8 hef_eby giver a M ckt'Y William& who~c I o t Of t cc Address s Syracuse 01 o Corn•rttOntl My&tery I.AREN F. N y _ Lo 8 his has been d aly appo ntc I as A I ml slrator o{ the fo talc of M lo or a s arc p :ullng over h<' cnlg n 11 of the Clllren(e Pre~! ytt'r an Van~tckr late of Meg ~ ( uu ty OliO II" l'a&cd l h rch corncrstonl' Whrn f'on nrwly Oa d thlll 11th da~ of Ja u ry rnh wore removed to 1 b It d r ce It Will fou h ror 1 u 57 JOHN C DA ON nt>rslo e lts<'lf bore the dR 1844 Jud111c of the Probate Court but e.rly P I the ma.ter a n the 01 o r ~tod I n box was dated the IF YOU WANT S('(OIItl )iitn:t'& l'o~neruy Olllo Mrs Jacobs mother of t be bride chose a dress of gray C& ured sHk 1hantunc and wore a conage of pmk roaebud1 MrJ Hanold wore a dress of navy blue erepe and a yellow rosebud cg,r I nnaement of white anapdragona and tmaU white mums and while! flan Ia PRICES REDUCED ON e LIHng Room Suztcs ellcdroom Su1tcs enuc S ePJCTURES ecHAIRS eTABLI ~ eETC eLAMPS Thla OperoUou fhrill Sa I e \11 lakes Plssc:e OD The Brlghlelt Corner Ia Middleport arti enttn e Pomeroy Msddleport Ohio Tueaday January 22 1957 WIATHII By UNITED PRESS Oh o Hu11y sl'tow•~ and t~lt­ c&. •howe • and m ld today Rain 1nd urn ng mu,n colder tonltht W•~d•y cloudy and much cold•r w th • n 1111 port on tn mo,.... ng 1nd c:h•nc:• of IMw flurries no th port on by •ft•rnoon Hlth tod1y 56 a i!A law tonight r•neng f om th• 20', north. . st to tM SINGLE COPY -<>r • eps • m1ss1oner New Street Lighting Ordinance Th Ar Killed . ree e AIso C0081'dered Durmg Session In T~o Attidents Mayor C 0 F1sher preSided at the meeting of the Mzddle • • port Coune~l Monday evensng when they adopted an ordsnance for the budget for the comsng year wllh a grand tolal or $74 Three persona perished Monday 628 00 The Fwance committee has been workmg 10 spectal n auto accidents along the Ohio :~1ons for the past week to have the budget ready for adop River Two were k lied n an ar Along Ohio Rtver dden1 n W V rgmaa on Route- 2 near the entrance of the Ka ser Aluminum anrf Chem1cal Plant al Ravenswood and another ma burned to death m h s wrecked csr on Rout.e 7 south of Galhpol s Deart a( the Ravenswood fatal ace dent ll te were Hugh N An dcrson 46 of Belpre and h s son Paul 21 Mayor C 0 F sher of Mtddle Carleton S Dav s ~5 or 212 port Treasurer Jean Lamt Clerk Memor al st Coal Grove an em Charles Murray and members of ploye of the Ford Brothers lnf' of he VU!age Councal wall ali be up Ironton was the vu:t m at Gall fur re-eleal on accord ng to. mlor pol s .a Qn recel ed today Clayton B Godby ~5 dr ver of The llage off cers and counc J he set"ond car volved n the members L R. W ley Robert crash near Gall pol s 1s n Holzer M E h nney Wayne G bbona Ern Hospital whl!re h s cond ton s est t...:overt Oav d Jenk as and DaVt_ .iatd to be cr t ca d flftller now alf have petitihs The Oh o H ghwa~ pa rol sa rl n ctrculat o seekmg a new tqrm that Dav s wa~ pmned n h s car n offce a(ter the col is o w th e car W tb the c rrent ncumbents an ~r ven by Godby The auto burst off ce all RRk ng elect on th~ into flan es as t lay on ts su.IC' ha~ been nQ other nd cation 1of and wa.s completely burned beforl! olh«r aJpannts to v Jlage offlc4l Oallipol s firemen arr ved at the «ene Accord ng to pol ce Dav s f'ar dtd II dewa~s from the northbound lane lntG ta&e J)i.th of the Godby car resultmg n the coli ston God G II presented shll.stles to show by suffered a fractured Jaw pel the costs of lighting m the v llage vis left h p and nult pte r b lor several previous years It was fractures also suggested that more power Dav s t was repor ed was on Cui lamps be used from the vaHage A Gall pol s man made a Jcal )us way to Coolv I e to attend the hm t!l down Second and Thlfd w th a Pon eroy automobile deal (Cont nued on 5NIP two) Streetfi G II and Hendr x Will er that dtdn t work ou the way meet w t 1 Council on Feb ll he had t planned and he ts In when a dec s on wtll be made on county ]a I tbday the mcrcased I ghtang and the James Newman reportedly left contract coonpleted b s car on Jan 5 at a local deal The res gnation of Ch ef of Po er s place of business white be hce Batley was accepted and Coun trted out a new model Accordc I w ll eonstder the appo ntment ng to the evldence presented In of a man to take th s position Just ee oC Peace R E Grmdley a The Councll accepted the may court thas morning Newman was Jack Lee Durham 23 of Porn or s report of $279 77 Cemeter) arrested an COlumbus Oh o Men eroy e:>caped with m nor lll.Juriea report $14~ 00 Jean Lama treas of abrasiOns and contusions about urer ga c a report of $21 021 01 day with the car In pouess on Newman "II charged w th fraud the head Monday m an ace dent balance Deeember 31 1956 on de ja I pendmg a C n one tenth mlie north of the june pos t $13 0?1 01 m savings ac and 11 back at settlement with the auto com~ lion of Routt> 692 on Route 680 count $8 000 00 wh ch was accept ony According to the Ohlo Htghway cd Patrol a tandem coal truck dr v Amusement taxes from the en by Durham sk dded on a mud theaters and schools will be re dy curve h t a roncrete abutment moved and Counc I voted to re on a nne w:ty br dge and fJ pped sctnd th s ordmance retroact veto over the bndge mto the creek Januar} 1 19~7 bed The Me gs Water Company re The truck was completely de. ported t~at the r annual mspec mobshed at a Joss estimated by t on of f rc plugs showed all lo the H ghway Patrol of several the vtllage n iOOd condition w th tbousar. d dollars Governor C Wilham 0 Nelli w II one at Ash and Broadway needmg DamBge to the bfldge was only special care m cold weather after bead an tmposmg list or speaken of a mmor nature pol ce said usmg who wtll address township off The rules were suspended after clall as they gather n Columbus the first reading of the budj:et or January 24 and 26 for the 29th dmance and the second and th rd annual tonvention of the Ohao readmgJ> made at thas time State Association of Township Mter a general d scusslon Coun Trustees and ClcrkJ aceord ng to ell voted to re(und $26 50 to .Paul Pe.rl L Jacobe preBJdent of the Smart pa d for alreet work near Metgs county group his home The program anno meed by Mayor F sher was aut homed b)l State Secretary Charles P Baker The West V1rgan\a Lt>glslature COUnt'li to have the street depart Jr of Pa neBvtUe includes a quesment place one way s gns at Gar t on and answer per od at each w II be asked th s week to make f eld Avenue makmg at one way seet~lon under the d reel on of a new judicial c rtlllt to consist from Thtrd Avenue to Second Av State Aud tor Jamca A Rhodes of Mason and Pu man Counttes entre accord ng to Delegate Judson .Me Setrctary f1l SLate Ted W Brown Tile butld ni commtttee Mlller will explaan elect on procedllNlS Cormick of Putnam Ci>unty Gabbo 1s and Wiley are to report J\Uorney General Will am Saxbe McCorm ck said that he plans at a apecaal meeting on January 31 dascuas the work of h111 olf1ce to anlroduee a blll wh <'h would will to pvc a resume o( the work to and Speaker of the House Roger create the new court and at tht. be done on the village blllldmc same time wodld makl' Cabell rented by th~ Hemer Bakery The Cloud will tell about the work of County a smgle county Judicial the ID2nd Genera] Assembly ~Continued .,. ,... two} Town11h1p ofhcia s themselves circuit Cabell and Putnam Counties w II also be featured on the proare now n the same udtc at Clr gram as Presadent Edwln L Straw ser reports on he work of the cutt the S xth while Mason Coun IIISOC atlon VIce 1 resident W K ty in in the Fifth Jud c a\ C rcu1t Tob n of Marion revaew the du of which Jackson Roar1'e and C.al ttea ot township clerks Ted Arm ho"n Countlc, arc • part 11trong of Stark County tells of the asptcts of munlcip:~l seeestlon tloward Schlea:r-1 pres dent of the Funeral scrvJces for Clyde lAicas t:ounty All&oclatJon explams French 57 wbo dted IIUrlrlfonly the cUects of muntctpal mcoml:! CINCINNATI 0 Ul - r 'Od Monday of a heart attack wall be tuN on town11h1p governmen uce held Thursday and Everett M Jlyre presldt>nl of Eggs large Sl Gh ly wcakf'r nc Mr hench ownt!l' of the French the Montgomery County group pr1ces patd at farms for US con Dry Clean ng Company n Jackson talks on annexation problema sumer grades wh lcs and browns 11 the son of Mr and Mrs Edward A jumbo& 33-39 A large 29-30 A Ftench Middleport mediums 26-27 A small 2().24 II MEIGS GENE .. AL HOI"TAL Mr and Mrs Edward French Admusl:ons George Neaselroad, larae 26-27 Pr ces FOB t:lnc nnatl and Mr and Mr11 M L French arc Ray Calvert, Pomero1 whites and brov. ns A large 35-36 in Jaekson today wttb MrB Clyde Pomero French and sons Curtas and owen Floyrf Spence Pomeroy Mrs Or A medaum aa 34 B large 33 3<1 Chickens fl")'cr stronger fryers tba 8€'nnaU and the1r wavea DI5Charges Mrs M1r)' Sprouae 3 31h lb 17 hen~ heavy type 14 Further details of Lhc funeral arraDJ:e.ment.a wW 1Ms •nnounced Pomeroy MoTriSOD Qualls .Rut 17 hens hght type 16-12 Butter 90 scor~ 68c lb laad Ro;re M.ola:r RuU&lld. later The meet ng opened wlth • prayer by the Rev Howard Rup pelt pastor of the F rst Presby ter an Church and Homer R1ce property owner on Rutland Street appeared before Counc I and the Ma)'or o ask for nformatlon as to h s laxat on for a sewer wh ch does not abu on has property After a general d scuss on thl' mat ter was referred to I he sewer comm tee Miller J c nk ns and W ly who " !I meet w th Village Sohc tor Fu z o dec de upon this quest on T A H12nri x manager of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Elec tr c Company r.troduced Bernard W G JJ CSOE mun c pal repre sentative from Columbus The presen contract for street I gbt ng between the village and tbe CSOE expires on reb 4 and the COil\Pa ny subm tted a proposed contract for cons deration bY tbc Council He explained that eolits for mam tenapee nstallatmn f xtures ete had mc;rcased an the past ten years c1nd that h s eompan~ hen tated lo lose on the street hght. mg m ~he vij)qe b""t WRq}ed to at leaat breJk ev.en $3.95 peal Misfires In PUI'thase Of New Car In Pomeroy Retarded Child Local Driver Has Ass'n Plans SEO Narrow Escape As District Meeting Truck Turns Over for Retarded 1• French Funeral Services To Be Held Thursday day party at hi" ELBERFELDS Head ViJiage Officers At Middleport To Seek Re-Election zs Held SaturdQy ~rfjfiOO' NO 237 Township Officers To Hear O'Neill At Convention nu hnn e Gan rs were played a ld pr us won by John Btakc Jimmy Crow and Mary K Hennesy Rcrrcshmcnts of barth lay f:akc ce cream suckers bubble gum and favors of party hats were ser ved to thC followmg amaH gut'sls BUI Hackett Arthur CssCl JoJf rey en() Randy Burt JeCfrl!y Bogp l.o~~rry Vance Richard and Cblppcr llagicrty S nan and San dra. Ohlinrer Susie Chapman J dy artd Shella MeKn lfht Mary Cleland John Blake Mary K Henncsy ltmmy Crow Pat Gress Adult guests were Mrs. Loon Me Kaisht and Mrs Katheryn <.,Tow Unable to attend !hr. party be t'ausc oC Ulneu were Kcv n Daal ey Miehl.«ll Van Cooney and Tom my Leonard at y e VOL Vlll • A reception was beld in tbe 110- aal room of tbe churcl:J following the ceremony A triangular at Mrs Bentz Wolfe Is Hostess For Th rd Friday CJ ub Mrs G IY mother Mrs 1\.ftnrrva C'h I k s were bus ness v1~ tors n Charles ton Saturday Leo Hysell hu hl'c for the p,ast \'.('f!k Mr and Mrs W II a and daughter Barbara spent lhc weekend w lh h s no her Mrs Lucdle Mayes and gran mother Mrs El :r:abcth K rhy Fred Lewlii Chari s Bask ns John Fnher and M<tr ( aro y ~ Her students at Oh o Un ver 11ly were home over he week d Mrs Thomas Elder Scot a N Y accompan ed her son Dr Da a Elder Duke U Hsllv r>ur ham N ( a~ far a!\ CJ arl u aarport today wh n h~ r~turn(' I to t r home after co ng bl' c fer the funeral ol her n other Mr~ Martha Sargent • sage M hae1Gress B thd Oy pQFty JA NUARY CALl 12Z Mlll Strc•t Middleport Ohio R.ar.e st ut taper'll in cry1tal holders deoorated the room The bn.des table was lovely wltb a while damask cover In belrloom \\hteb haa been uaed on the wedding tables for memben of the famtly for over 60 yeus lncludmg the weddmg of her m~ ther and grandmother A three Uered wedding cake topped with tbe man ature bnde and groom w1th tall white tapcn 1n two I branched candelabra entWin.e4 Mrs Ben t Wolfe entertained with avy on either Nde centered the Th rd Frlday Club Friday eve- the table n ne at her home We11t Matn St The meeting in eharge of the Mrs Thomas Young auiated b7 president Mn Henry Reabel op Mrs James Fugate and Mra: Mike ened With the Lord a Prayer m Simmons were Jn charge of tbe umson The a~retary report was recept on Mrs Jack Stropes Cog ven by Mn. Ben Neui.!Ung and lumbuf ser ed the cake M lsI Mrs Max Meinhart acted as treas- Mary Jo Evans Columbus t be urer A carrt of thanks for flow punch .nd M 1111 Jan cc Story Pom ers sent a lriend wu read Sales eroy tbe coffee tax stamp11 were count.ed The newlyweds left lOT a short Games were played and prizes wedding tnp For her gomg away awarded to Mrs Neutzl ng M ss the brade eh se a pale blue knit Anna Ebenbac-h MNI Albert H su1t w th w ntcr wh te and bltlck Ebersbaeh Mrs Add c Grueser acees~mnes and wore tlle orebid and Mrs Rc 1bel from her b dal bouquet Thc new ",..rs Hanold II a grad A 82\ad course was ser ed Uy the h tstess to those named above uate of Pomeroy High School and and M:f5 Edward Hlte Mrs Err s QliSOf' ated w lh the Batelle l'lt&o est Rhodes Ml&s Kate Ebersbach moral Inst tute n Columbus Mr Mr~ Cleland Heines and Mr Hanold is a graduate of Soutb 1Hlg,h School n Columbua attend Wolfe The February mcetmg w ll be ed Oh o Slate Un1verslty College a Valent ne Party at the home of of Eng neer ng and IS a&soclated Mrs Relbel wltll the lndustnal Nucleonks Corp Colun bus as an electronics LIONS techn can The New Haven L ona Club met The couple are res1d ng with his parent uatll Febru•nr 1" Tuesday evening at the Amer can - J ~ Legion tfurmg the b'Ustp.es.; when be will leave for 1ervace 1n meetmg It wJ~ ~'n~ed that the US Army Out of town guests at the we.d approx mately 42 ch ldren were b ding "ere Mr and Mrs WiUladl suppl ed walh Chr ~tmas Boxes 'i D Jacobs Mr an~ Mrs Chester Jack Fry Mr Fry w shi'S to thank d u•-aU mcrcha ts and nd v duals wbo Jacobs Mrs Sherm n Lee Y ....,._ Helen Leedv all of Jackson Ml c ntr buled donattons and Mn T D Clutts Mr and 1\fal'k VI ard a nounced that four 11 Robert E Ill JonesE We chlidren have been !ent for eye Mrs M c 1WD. bo ""'an nal on• and flied for gtas.. r ami MTII W am um yr "..... Mr and Mrs R. M St ropes Mrs es W Eunheart Dick Austin chaar nan of Mason MlIll Eteanor Kemp Mus Be" ...,., Coun Y March of D mcs gave a Serft Miss Dorothy Taxon Miu sumn ary of var ous organua 1-ne E De all Glen Tam•U•11 '"" c ol Rosell w l' ttonfl efforts to a1d lh s cause He MJ,. Earl F S-leh ar ..... ·ott also asked the L ons Club -to sup- Miss Peggy Hughes Mr and Mri port the dr ve and plam!l were dls- Everett Telke Mr and Mfl J!di. cussed to do so ward E Evan• and daughter• ,.... Others present W('fC Charles ry Jo Betty and Sue and Mt and Jc\\e 1 Bob Johnston Charlea Les- Mrll Jack Stropes and chlldren ter Nlck Phelps 11 c Raney and Valerie and Craig all of CoJum; John Wolfe bus I :~~;;;;;;;:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;:;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;,> Mr an I Mrs Harold Ctrcle and son of 1 orth1nd were Sunda)' gul!sh or Mr a 1 !\Irs ,Homer C r cle and ram ly Mr a l Mrs ( eorge Circle and c:hul!ltcr of Gcra Bend were Sun dav gut'sts of Mrs Mary Clrde Jo Ann Br nkrr of Racme §pent thr w rk t' I w th Karen Holler Mrs II A Barnll:r: and JIIOn!'l of Unro He ghts were S nday dm Mr s Nits ol Mr and Mrs Dean Br kc Mr a1 d Mrs Dan Sm th and fan ly call~d on Mr and Mrs Harold Grady and family Tueiday IC even ng Mllr~arct An r rlcton spe t lr Monda~ mght walh Lucallc Noris of Rae nc Mr and Mrs Orvy Gamer and The seventh barth.S.y of Mtchae\ ~wo grandchildren !pent Saturday Gress older son of Mr and Mrs Baker I ttndture'• DRY CLEANING Robinson's taundry Mr. W II om A"! ao I ~~ Walllam Perry returntd ho c s n and 10n11 Don and B Mrs W I bur Parsons and son R ss Sl Albans spent the werkf'nd with loiN! Ann cc Ohl ngr-r who moved to the Coat~ a par n cnt on DURING l AUNDRY • • Worries Tri-Lustre Cleaners >tro ( '"'"' Ta> tor 'on I C n, nna'~ has ber n "s her parents Mr and M • J a Wl l•on Gal po w th relat vcs a d r •·lurday son the br Jeamatd They WOJ'I. Identical ballerina length JOWDJ of coral taffeta featurloa 1 por. lra t neck! nt" trimmed wltb vel ve t anrt c ap~' sleeves The flared sk rts were fashioned watb panelJ of velvet Tbey wore headblo"-' of matthtnj: lafieh and velvet with theatre veils and carried eolonaal bouqut-h of wtlate carna t ons and p nk lui e w1th wbite streamers Lted In lovers knotl Mr Jack Stropes of Columbu~1 brother n law of the groom serveG 15 heal man and ushers wt"re Mr RGbert E Jones Wellston broer In law of the bride and Yr James Teske Columbus Preced ng the ceremony a hall hour of nuptial muSJc was preaent ed by Mrs Ben Neut:rbna: orsan i(Sl~l~~~~:::::~~~~~~,~~~~~67~0~,~~;;;;,---~;;;;;i'~ve.,n~l~ng:w;th~lh~c-B;,;rl.,n.,k.,•r;;;;ta.,m;;;;lty~~~ S11turday R chard Gress afternoon'AM wathcelebrated 11 birth I !I LET US SOLVE YOUR ! Joe a d Mel f ld spe t the wcekc elat ~ ~ CC('(b f on he pllghettl s pper w II be g vl'n o he Rev Roger shop and f m I I \Ills voted to sc d r owcrs o nrn ben c:onf ned at hon c u I osp al by lllnel& Thr wondrr hox r1onatl"d by M n ( c c eve S ubar \\US awarded to Mrs Harley 8 own Refresh ncn s w rc S('rved by the hos;tcss o hose named above and M s W It Duv s Mrs Carl M<1nrc Mr~; Dav rl S atcr Mrs Ra ph ~p n and Mrs Dl\ld Dav s CARMEL NOTICE OF AP~OINTMENT chal lr da} from Me1gs General Hosp tal Mr and Mrs R chard Va ghn 18 ..,._, COLliNS JEWELRY wlth I er parents Mr and M s A ec Fraser Mr 1t d Mrs F ank K ng a son Roger t:o\u nbufl v s e l her moth r Mrs Char es Q I n an t 11on B Uy ~unday Mr~ K ng wa5 later! o enter M C me Hosp t a! n Co un bus for m o surge !' oday M and Mrs Joe Y de d('d candy as a 0 sell money n a.k ng proH!C't The pro ! ANNOUNCI!MINT --- Mr Henry Caslo s ser ous\y Ill a MP Ss General Hosp a! a d Mr a d \Irs Geo ge CaHo and thrc ch dren t:olumbus w rc cal ed home Sunday bY her I'Ond ton Thev are ho stgests of M a d Mrs Dav d M er ll.trs 0 er ha be II for he past week w h a severe a ack o! f ~ 1\la c 1\a Fra er wl 0 s e mp oy cd at the Ka sflr Alum num plan Ravenswood spen he weeken oM o\ co lr b Mar B II Darst sen or at the Col ege of Mus c Oh u Stat~ Un vers Y and a classma c Jack Renner spent the weekend w h lhe Co mer s pa nts Mr and Mrs Da I Darst Jr Nan(')! Lee Jacoba daughter of Mr and MMI Corhas E Jacobs 108 Un on Ave became the br1de of 1\lr Gary E Hanold son of Mr anrl Mrs Harry E Hanold 900 L llev Ave Col umbus on Satur iJay Januarv 12 at tbe Federated Church The Rev Waldo J Bartels read the vows Of the double rmg ceremony a 1 30 p m before an altar decorated with seven branched f'andelabra cnlw ned w th tvy and ta I vases of wblte glado~ and wh te stock Whtt.e bows marked the fam ly pew G ven In mamage by her fa ther he brule was lovely m a wa tz length gown of white 1m ported ch nblly lace over bndel sat n fashlt:'ned ahmg princess I nes and fca.turmg a scooped •cal oped eckltne and fastened m tbe back v.. ath hny self covered but ton s w th long ftttt"d sleeves com ng to a point over the hands The very full sk1rt wltb Kll toped hemhne was worn over an old fasl onecl hoop Her f nger tip vet! of French tlluss1on fell h-om a crown of seed pearh She car red a brtdal bouquet of white bll by mums and hlhes of tbe valley centered w th a wh1te orchld Her only 1ewelry wu a lingle atrand or pearls a gtft ol the II'OOm Mrs Robert Jones of Wellston ~aster of bride was matron of bonor and Miss Helen Leedy of Jack New Judicial Circuit Court Being Proposed An Important meetmg of the South Eaat OhiO D strld of tbe Stale Assoc ataon Chtldren w II be held n Newark Oh o unda~ January 27 at 3 p m a' the Tr n t) Episcopal Church Flrlt and Mam Streets For the bcnef1t of parent~ of retarded chtldrcn up to twent~ one years of age there w II be a opportunity to diSCUSS W h t'X per1enced Retarded Ch ldrcn Counclt members and S ate off cia is J.he present facti t cs for the educatton and care of these young pe~ple Any pe{sons ntercstE'd n th s problem or who know fr ends or relat v('s m rre~d of he p n th s f1eld are mcouraged to attend and ava I themselves of this uppor un lly Further nformat on may be b11d by contactmg Mrs Warren S We ant Jr Newark Ohio Funeral Serviees Are Complete Fer Aaron F. Wooten Funeral serv ees for Aaron I' Wooten 74 who d cd n the S brell Commun ty ear Pont Plea sant Sun<Jay w II be held at the Church of Chnst m Chr stan Un on Pomt Pleasant at 2 p m Welt nesday Rev J p Keefer wall off cia c at the serv ces and bur al w II be m.ade n Provadcnce Cemetery n Ga a County F rtenUs may call at the dcn<'c or has son Berne m the Sc br II CommuRi y or New Radio Statiun In Area PUCO Approves OVEC And Atomic Commission Pact COLUMBU S OhiO Publ l Mrs. Stella Grimm Funeral Services To Be Wednesday Water Main Work Causes Schools Drunken Driving To Close Tuesday Is Charged To hool Athens-Co Judge Sargent Funeral Market Reports Rites Are Held f' ncral services for 'M.n Harry Hf'pa r wo k o Sargent were he d Sunday a the the v c n ty of Raw! ngs Coats Funeral Hom(' w lh Yf'S erday b fl g Fred I Gardner paStor of the vacat ons to ro t' Churrh of Chr st oCI1e at np; drt'n Pall ~arers were W W Jiayl'S Haven Sugar R alalthe res I George and R thard Sauer n <"h Frend na clo~cd a I da y ard P ckeno Willis Grueser Wcs dcncc work of a ley Fry an 1 ( rnlra LICENSE ISSUED Burial was ID the Lonr k A nur gr I cnsc has bco.n s- Mo lay af f' ('cmelery Point Plea~ Ia H was po ued hr e lo ( k y Schart1ger 21 lives from out of town In urff'd ncr and Ruth Mrs Thomas Elder Scot a N Y ftutlaa d ('Oal and Dr T 0 Elder Durham r C Searls 17 R 1 ~ ddleport. - - --- 0 UP Athens Common P eas Courl udg F'rancas D Wh te was to he a ra ~ned today on charges of I wh \c dr nk rhargf! was fUcd by P;~trol n 1 ed Frey after he an vest a tl a two-car collis on lalil ATUE NS ohaai1 or $10 000 B R '<JU r uu ty oH1ces to proConi nued on page two) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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