https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1618ad0a3975e63d9603381240560f9c.pdf 162f3bd1acf912e56e4918ef487949ba PDF Text Text 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) �-- ·2- Paily Sentinel PomrrO\' Mtdrllrport 0 Jan 22 1957 SNOW WHITE -AND THE 170 MILLION DW , - -------- {Continued from page one) Ill lit r1l of a rtCiall\t' He 1S ana In• uf lGOI\Tilt> ul1d TS SUfVI \ t'd b\ Ills 111ul her \Irs \ t'\ a 1)3\ IS 111111 t .... o ~lst .. rs who IIH· th1re \\1 ~~ \'1rguua Stalt l' uii H' Sill' lht H• I]Jit" m£'n 3ppan1111) pullul ' 'I I! nf tht• Ka1st r <J('('e~-, r llad 0 11 1o lho IH)( h \.IJ~ i!lld rul\ htildO l IIIlO , Sill~· fl o:H\ ( OnlllllS~\011 )!rJ 11 1 tnuk ow•r<J1td b1 Ro• \l 1\ 1ht 11 11 lur ~ 1ffl'rf"d r.. lnor lllJUr\ Ill 'h1 lO]!bHJ!l The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INT~RI.S TS 01 Mt:IG~ MASON ARF.A Pubhshnt1 l'H'ry aftnnnon f';t;(l pt Sunday by The Ohio Valle:r ~ntlnel, Inc at 110 \le l h~ nH Sl Pum•·n} 0 l:lusJn('ss uff ld! phone 398, t.-dltonal olf1~·e olto ne 391 RU.:HARtJ S OWEN - GENERAL MANAGER A: E) NOLO E GREENE - EDITOR National l(hfJIJ•m~ r ~p r· ·~ • r.t.llll(' Botllnell1 K1mh.ol1 "-:Lw ,rn•chmk full of \\hat tht comnr;..: gt rH r.tlrtttl rs llllnkrng ahnr r Wilt I(' II llllllks II IS ltt .td Pd ,\lid I' h• Ht rdps !hiS lllhot l'SI Irl ' Jspt•tl t.t tiH S\h ont plj.Jt'l~ tiHrt .d11 t\'> .I ll' \.aluablt• lltt;, gets ut wulldul 1\lsllom th<~t \H oldrr m l\.rbl!anb ttught tn take trmt· to dliH kll .rboul nr por rd, 1 u1 1 r I Ill' .1 ,\!\ ll.ll\ 17 r sru ul till SJI\ r,J \S\ uf Hutl,wtl Jllgh !'it lwol Nllh·d h\ !'\dill\ Srsson hI ~ I s lll): r!l,n trtbule to Hut lant1 ( o<uh llnr \r•!lntrr fhh r'ttrr \It ..,h,rll rt•p:mt brl ow Mu rh sjl.Ht> il:-,o \l,rs ,l\\Jid t•d tlu lt•trr rgt•r r,tgl' F:lvt:; Ple.sk•\ :-.ltH h nl stl l\1'\ ..,iJH>\ th.tt 11\0IP IJOy'i th.m guts tluuk I:l\1~ 1s 1/w most \\ tnt;• tl11~ 11nghl IJe sho!.:k mg news tu..thl' oldt•r ma-.1ul1ne g t•rHIPJ 11 c~pparenlly rs a fa ct m Rut hillel Anti !Ius 11om J tuv.n th ll {IJ\l\ Jl{('nth rudded a chJm plonslup rootb.dllr;mt Hartinger don'llikC' I•, ht ~ 'H1lll dw~Jrb f ivts 1~ mv f.t-.otrtl slllgP! l\1r1 ]',J! BOIIlll' IS nl) f,l· llhlllk til' IS tht 1110<:1 ruom ln lContlnwd ff"om JWP on•) 111 !Livestock Report CJNt!lNNATI 0 (UP) J 1v1 ~Lock Hogs, 2700; barrow• 11r1~ ~1\ts moderately actl~ , ruuy 15 u nts ~her; lJO.UO lb 19 &o; 200 215 J t. II.~ IIU&; 120-335 :JSO..ZSO lb lj.l92&, 15-11, sows 8\eady down, boars steady lb 19 25 10 50 208-2:75 lh 18 to ll:1nng 17 at 10 75 11 Cattle, 600, calves, 250 mo~t slaUJhter classes moderat(•ly ac ltve steady to st.rong, JIOOd sit t r 1150-1~, guod to chclin lfJ 50 standard 1817, chotec h(•lf• 1s 211 &:DOd helfer! 17 18 50, &land 1rtt 15 utility and commercial cu" ~ 10 :)IJ 12 50, good to cho1ce vettlt 1 ~ 22 32, lllandard l!l-22, cull Mild Ill ill\\ vealers and calves 10.1~ Sheep 200, stau&-bttr l.u11hs steady to strong good 111 rl , hOI('t wuult•rl l<~mb~; IR 20 chn111 21 wooled f'W('S ·~ 4 J;(ood and t hoiC!' 5 GHEEN APPOiNTED (,ul a ~pt•t to llll <~hcln has h11 11 U]JJmlnt d 1al deputy she1 111 ·•<'rm d1n~ entry 111 Uw ll• 1k of cotu ts office J:.illP\ Hrog,Jll I ,1ts I lott11 1u1 rs Ill\ Javonte st nger Il l summan tlrs 1s I hnw lhP II\ Is fHtptd,ultv ratC's w1th tiH• favOJitl' 10 h.ul.mDIIu•r pPtsOJI 11s lhetr favott1P. SPwn bovs favo1 C'd The Sll1gt t .mtl ,,nut ht·J st>ven e1the1 dtsllh'd hrm or rould t.1ke htm 01 lt'<l'•~' h11u l'wo (lead!ms) had no or llwlr opuuon 1 lley' gl'l hep tiHtll teath(•t s ! ()ne tmlic ,JIJon Df wh.lt ,ouug Jlt'lllllr• , 1e thinkmg about b how many of thl'tn hold npuuons on dlftt>renl kmds of sub· Fm f'XJ111ple ""t'IY slutlt•nt 11olltd had some kind of optnron on Pr('s(ey Tht'Y kttr\'-' ot 111111 Ask the same young )t'rls (leople thl'll oJHlllon on El st• nhtnl<'l s l.!ll'st shormg UJI pohev Jo1 tht" Mu\dlf' ~~,Js1 and vou t1 likt•ly gel a good mnnv 'nO optntuns Youth 1s 1101 t'XJH'l t1•d ,m\lltOJC to jump mio thl" <' 1llllp(t'XItlc>s of llltC'I ll,JI.Jil(l] IW11nll,li Ol I'Vf'll Stalt> Lllltl IOI!rl· 1\ su u,1l tugs nf \\at. r\nd Wl' don t blatu~> them Lrt llll'm ht· young wh1le the vears pt•rmtt 11 Allow lhem to bP 1111l•nt on athletrrs good mamw1s .utl•pta blt• drpotlmC'nl and tust stmply ''havmg fun Th(• Vt'Uts \\lll!r,Jr tlus liolll them loo soon COLD SUFFERERS G•t ITANIACK, hbl•h or powdH• lor ~•'••f ol COl.D DISCOMFORTS Tk• IT AN 8 A C K prne<>pi<Ofl I~P• IQ""'"''' <t • coMtl<n•l<oll ol pal" l•• .. tnt <ngr•lll•flll lltat wo•k tottltt•r fu• FASTUI AlliH ol HI&.ADA.C.HE , Hf;IJAAl.GlA and ACHINO MUtCI El lluo t" e•ldo STANBACK tlu ,._,r; OVC£1 fi\IIR SNAP .A.CK w•th ITAN.ACK r• BIRTH ANNOUNCIMINT II h 1< hr t'll learnl•JI or Llw hlrlh r l dllllj.lilt r lo ~r <tllrl :\oln , \luphu llnltz (.If Rnltlr lIt Ilk II il l,; 111 !hoy we1c torme 1h Of a•1• t,, r,. , ~o! n~ to 1\flrhtlinn 1h1 I!l ilt \lls!i ho!l bern named II h1 K n lmrn l}(•rt'tnher 25 AI I (1111111 Ill\ I\ l[oS'p[tof W<'IJo:hlllg 11 1 lh• tn '1 111. Thcv hut~<' two otht•t hi hilt 11 , hu , and 11 ~lrl M1 sud \!1' t ln 1u ~ 1'1uliiJIN ,ut' tilt ~,:ranrl I I [1 "oin tl ( ll h OF ~w' }k" BY N MEL HEIMER F~"' \ ORK- Abe Ein horn 1.1 a llan<tllil man. Abe Etr"l 1 •om Ia a calm and genial mlln Abe Einhorn ls a man whose steel has been tcmpereft In th~ Toledo furnace or- the theater, so that uothmg In Hfo Is too absurd, nothing upscta blm. A be 11-:lnhorn laW a it a minute. Abe Einhorn tvaA 1t waa not too many weeka -.go that Da.vld Mewck, \\hO produces the stage romPdy The Ma!ch111ah r, noticed easuo.lly that a set of gaudy, oval11hapf'd candy boxes-Of the kind popular in the ently !fiOOs, In '\'hlch period th<t play Ia aetu~cd onslnge had become .shabby and worn. It \\A.9 no womlel, member1 of the orlg!nal London r·ompanv had brought them here fot their \IIU. ml\tc usc in lhe play's second act · J.A't's get some new candy boxe!t," Mentdt 11 mnd11 ootr~ sn1d-11nd Abe Elnhom, who I• the p1-op man for cost 18~ 90. Match,nak<'r, nodded politely and. went to work on the project He began try &"etttnt In touch Wlt.h American llox rnanutacture1 s-and Iem ned ahortly that IUCb e*""')' cartons are extinct heH~. Abe went ha('k and looked at the old boxca. Tirey weren't much longer for lh1s world, beln• held q.t.her by MIIUDK tape and prayer. It WM e1et1. money they wvulctn't Jaat the next performance .. .. .. A LrrTLI: DESPRRATEI.Y, At.e looked ovtrweas-and 4\«owered that the Mansell Condy Box Manufaoturttl 01' Londoa ...S made the origtnols, and t¥rtamt:mtnt, could pnwldfl aew oneL SHIP TWELVBl ROXES BY AIR SOON POSSmL!l eabltd Abe I In two week11, the boxes nrnved. Befort the;t dld, bowever, the BOAC plant people cabled Mr. E and Informed blm almoat apolo-getically that It would co!Jt 170 to carry the boal over, alt\Ct the only apace available on the ear11".St plane wu on a pustnger It&t. Abllt told them to 10 ahead, damn the torped.o.--and on a day momlnr be paid f7 in taxi. fare out. to !nternatlonal airport at Jdlewlld ... with l'll&:h hopei of bavlnc tht new t.oxes orwtace tor that day'• ma.Un~f! \ "Now about the duty to be paid oft the ..... lal4 tb• CWII.oiU ofri~ ctr ......an4 lh.tn there wa1 elJht klndl of I!Cntahlnt a.nd pawlq htmmlng and hawing Nobody knew wh&t duty to oharp ..Liden: ~be 11ald nervotl&ly, ·1 got to ftl to t.lltl U.Mter." ''You'd bette• tet, th~~tn,'' old the cuMloml dtotl'l. "O;trne -.ok In the mornlDf and we'U have a ruling" Abe l"tllumed to the elty. Apln for f1. The nekt dey, t.he customs people handed dOWD tllelr verdict· duty, 90 cents. Abe clutched the package of boaea t.rtumpbanUy and taxied baclt to New York It luid cost f84, 90, but h• bad WQR the ftgb,l. w-... . .. . ~'c~" r1:U~:.~~" :l 00 Parson s B• 6 55 7 00 9 00 10 00 11 00 I I iO 12 oo 12 30 You I 00 Stud~ 2 00 1 1:.! 30 2 30 'f'f'nnessee Erme Ford 3 bo Matmee Theatre 4 00 Queen For A Da} 4 45 Modern Romance !5 00 Comedy T1me 5 30 M) Ltttle Marg1e 6 00 Federal Men 6 30 News li 45 Sports E~e 00 Grand Ole Opry 7 30 Jonathan W!nters Show 7 45 NBC News 8 00 The B1g Surprise 8 30 Noah.'s Ark g 00 Jane Wyman Show 9 3o Armstrong Cu ell' Th£"ntr(' tO 30 A Man Called X 11 OO Press Box 3 00 4 00 4 45 5 00 5 30 6 00 6 30 6 i5 6 55 7 00 'I 30 7 45 8 00 8 30 1 9 00 10 00 10 30 Jl 00 11 lS 1 Ll 15 We11th.P'rcast ll 0 Press eax 11 30 TODI.iht ___:::__ __ CHANNEL 3 Sign On 'I od:~v C'offt', Tlme Homt' fhe P .. 1ce u Right 1 rut h or Consequence! 111 rae DOUih It Cou ld Be You C .:.trrent <- amera Goes to ScbGol Tennessee Ernie Ford Mytmet' Theatre Quee 1 for a Day Jl{odern Rom<ncel ('omtody T 1me M~· L1111e Margte W;olerf1ont News PH•Iure Sports Eve Wcathercast Mayor of the Town Eddu.• F1sher NBC News H1ram Holiday Fa'~ t r Knows Best Kraft Theatre 'l'l'rl~ Is Your L1fe TBA Newl!t .Headlmes Weafh~c~st 1I 20 1TL11!i Box 11 30 Tomght THE O!UVER'S ~ SEAT • .1~ 1~ t\l.J=-A - ... OR HAD IIET Bnck a£ the Royale, he ua.WNppetl the boXuand found that, lnat\lll.d of being red Ilk• Ull ortalftals, they ~ II'MD. . and quite a btt shallower. It wu obvloua they weren't &olni to dfl, and "Oft, :Mr AferT'kkl" ($4 Abe. Well, Uu• wo1 hi wu not q111te in bll..a a.t Mr. ll.'s feet.. Ht ~ Merrick put 'th.eh heRd!! tpgether, decided U\ey eoU)d,bave the b0x1111 n-patnted and fo.laflt tlottoma c&ild be put Oil them Merrick aad Elnbom both are gentcel, well·bred-oth........ one of them wOu~ have pointed out that this particular reDOvatton could ha\le hell don~ ht the begtnnln& wtth any Jal"tHft, natlvt vut.aty of candy boX. Without the mental. emGtiOIUll and $1lt1Delal a~ so now the &"reen candy boxe11 painted: Ted. wltb the phonJ bot· toma, ar-e onstage nightly during the second act 91 flln' Mtdchmabr. .and A~ Einhorn just ha1 paid the bUl t9 the J.,opdon Brm.. They cost $1 eaob. ()nee, Abe Einhorn wae a tranquil man. A II'Wl w11oat ateel b4 ~n tempertd in the Toledo tul'nace ot U. tbeater, 10 u.a.t •• ·~ - Treatment Center Washington D. C. For Alcoholics a A Planned At Lakin I mllll~l('r 1~ native of lvalila n·c~1 Hd h15 B d11!:,rtf r1om Buckn1s~ l lntHr51tY 1 .1mt took h1 , thco!ogJo•l work at Plans to ~tC'k !he esf,U!uhnH1ll u m• r St mwo~r} HI~ Alma Mater of a Stille center for thto treatment t:onrened u"on him the honorary of alcoh.oiJcs at the formn Jndu~ dcgiCe of l)VC'tor of DlvJnllY trtal Sch.ool for Colored Boys at Dr Cr<~ITfurd served aiS Director Laktn, near Pmnt Pie 11an1 ha~ of Youth Work at the Baptist rem· been revealed by Delegate Camp pte m Philadelphia He 1s a mem bell StevcnB Mil son Co1mlY rr: ber of a number or boardt and pre8t'nlsl1Ve ln the Hou se of De committees uf mstJLutwns of the legates o! W Va Bapllsl denommatwn and recently Stevens satd that ht> had been h.as senerl as Pres1denl of th.e Wash1ngton Federallon of Church.· informed by a group of c•uzens es He IS all author of note and from Muon County that uch a among his books are these thrt'!e request would be made He also "Seekers of Life," "Allar Fires," said that he h.ad talked to at least and "Open Windows" one mlmster who h.ad expressed !Dterest In such a proJect c1al IntegratiOn program The boys school at Lakm was Delegate Stevens sa1d that h~ discontinued by thes tate reeen. I) h.ad suggested that a sponsor for m eonneet1011 With the state's ra such a bill be selected from one of the more popolous countie5 of tbe state I WCHS-TV Channe~ 8 LOSES 44 LIS. UAJS SUM WITII RIIIIIEL KJ:D[NA OHIO-"At the end of the flnt week Ullnl Rennet Conttn- tute I had laat 1 lba and I l'I'Q 10 ~ that I continued When I iltarted I wellbed IIIII' lb1 Today I wel.lb 141 It» "M;r alopn I• Stay Slim 'I'll• a.tmet Way " WTI'lelo Mn T MYer know • hunpy momut whilli reductni with RENNEt.. P\' t Mrs Ed J-'ry spent Saturday Hobbs attended Rutland H111l arlPrnoon with Ell• and Maude Sch.ool 1 Bleu1ng F'"";;.;"";;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Mr and Mrs Dallu Yeager of wt:re Sunday afternoon gu~~ts of Mr and Mn Lawrenc~ Wolfe MaMJn I TRAILERS ACT NOW s••• uoo to '1000 I, 2 and 3 bedrooms, lar£t stock, must go! Bring your demes and your problems, move m tomorrow Try us. we're dealin~t: on the very lowest tennsT !otr ;md Mrs Dennll Rou!h. were Sundlly dmner guestJ of the El· mer Nt>wberry bm1ly Mr and Mrs Oan1el Weigand and Brend• of Hunttngton spent tht' week end w1th relatives tn th1s area Ten Wides, Hu1r;e Selection Leroy Roush, Gordon Walls and Lester Rouah were dinner guests Sunday of the Leooard Romb ramlly Free de very, Qald:. Opel: 7 ...,.._ WaYerly Mobile Home Sales, Inc. R•> M" Ethel Fry, Mt1 M.ry Louise Keefer and Carolyn, Rev and Mrs Jo~orrut Murray The nut meet1ng wHI be WJth Mrs Fanrue U 8 %3 South WAVERLY, OHIO ;R~o~u~s;h~o~f~U~•;••;•~•;•~J~•~n~29~;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~ Jo:lllla ceremony are (from left) Mrs Etsenhower, former President Herbert Hoover, Chief Justice Warren, John Fey, chief clerk of the Supreme Court, President Eisenhower, Senator Wllham Knowland and Vtce President Richard NJXon (lnterna· !tonal Soundphotol Getting To Sleep Poses Real Problem For Some "Just.,. 1ood"• never good enough when medi· IJ HEWN N. IUNDISIN, &.D. HAVE & tough t1me getUng up the real problem tor many oJ you. calion i11 preecnbed for you. Prompt pre8Cnptton &erncc 111 uur Specialty. Brmg your pre8Ct1pt10.r.& ~bh You1J tost and turn anC\ apend & good deal of t1me trying to force yourself to aleep. However, there are several doa and don.:.ta to !oUow to help you into tbe land of nod. Let's consider the don't&. Don't depend upon alecplna: pilll or potJoru. Wh1le tbey might be aU right 1f presedbed by a doctor In ease of an Illness they o.re only a crutch which you might come to depend upon They mlght lead you into the dr-ug habit, If you mlswse them. Don't exerelae before you go to bed, tt you sleep poorly. If you Sleepinq Petlod want to reduce or develop your Your eftlclency ls geared to your body, wait untU morning to per· sleeping period. If you're in bed form your aerobatics ExerclB~, early and up early you wm be both physical and mental, tenas most emelent duri~g the early t.o alert you rather thaD soothe part of the day A.!! enning ap you , proaches, you Jose a good part o! For that reason, don t try to your ef!l:c!enc}i solve any troul::rlesome problems FOJ' night owls, who sleep pretty just b;:tor~ turning 1~. With a late and just hate to ge~ up em- good nlght s ~;Jeep, you 11 be able cleney reaches fts peak durtn' the to tackle them much eaBier the t g next day even ng hours. Usually, it wlll btl Tomorrow I'll i very low when you awake K ve you .some You men are apt to bto In a daze helpful hlnt.s an how to get to whlle shaving and you'll probably aleep quickly and easily. stumble thNugh your early ~UESnoN AND ARSWEB ehoru. And you women might ME: Whatcause.s:war.,under ftnd getting breakfast a dlmcult the armpits and what can be done ta.sk to remove them? Whatever tlme you go t.o bed Answer: The eaue of warts Ia tl~e tlrat three hours or 1Jumbef not known, but It 1a poaalble that wUl benefit you moat That's aome a.re due t.o infection when you sleep the toundea~ Bome types of warts may be re~ morning? Wouleln't )'OU rkther ha9e stayed 1n bed a Uttle longer? Well, I gueaa jUJt about everyone feela like thla once 1D. a whlle, Actually, tboua:h, eight hours rsleep usually la enough for t.he a.verage person There can be no atead1'a.st rule. You might need more or you might ne~d less If you co to bed early and arlse early, you'll probably get along best wlth eight or even nine hours• sleep It you're a nlght owl, )"OU may get by with only 11x or seven Some do with even le88 aleep. to u& for compoundjng. DUTTON DRUG CO. MILL ST MIDDLEPORT PHONE6266 ' A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE Slow Tread A!~r tlves and friend!!. Mr Taft Boston was the guest of Mr Dan Boston, Monday Mr Dan Boston remams 111 at h1s home m Huntmgton Mrs Ethel Myers was take to St Joseph Hosp1tal, Parkersburg, on Thursday m the Foglesong Ambu lance Her son Tobey accompamed her there Mrs Iren*' Wmebrenner, son Ch.arlcs Mr Fred Roush and Mrs Anna We1gand ass1~tcd Mr and Mrs Sammy Le1lner w1th the1r butchermg fuesday Mr and Mrs Verg1e Adkms and Sue, ~1rs Errcll Adkms, cecil HlesS1,11g and 1'obey Myers were busmess callers m Parkersburg on Saturday They consulted Dr Th.omas L Harns and also called on Mrs Tohey M)<'rs m St Jost'ph Hospital Freezer Sale! Big 17 Cu. Ft. Chest Type ·SAVE $130 Mn Laura Gibbs spent Satur day with her daughter, Mrs Irene Myers. Mr and Mrs lves Kmg or Oall. Grlove had as their Sunday dmner gueat!l, Mr J 8 and Jun~or Kmg of Charleston and Mrs Sam 8os- ion Damel We1gand and Georgu· Knapp were afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Roush St.onda) Manford Blesamg and Michael nr J>t Pleasant were Saturday eve mng callers m the homes of Ce c1l and Calvtn Blessmg and :Mr and Mrs Charles Hannum The Ladles Aid of Oak Grove EUB Church met Tuesda} w1th Mrs Amy Boston and spent the day m qudtmg and workwg on rug rags Those attendmg were Mrs Loutsc Adkms Mrs Erccll 1 Adkins Mrs Allie Hoffman Mrs Mr and Mrs Charlte Brown, An-~ NeU1e Adktns, Mrs Naomi Yf'ager 1ta, Robert , Sue Ellen anrl Ev11lee and Beverly, Mr~ Laura Gtbb 10 were !'!hoppin~ Ill J>t rleasant on Mrs llolltc Thompson a1ul Vtrgm· Saturday ta Mrs filnmc Housh and Danny ' / I Low Down Payment- Easy Terms FIFE REFRIGERATION 711 Third St. Your New Hotpalnt Dealer Pboue 635Z-X MlddleJIOri, 0. ::~: :!td~•:r~:%:e::~ t~~~ three hours, there 11 a With carbon dioxlde mow. Ot.bert alow trend toward waking and may be removed by the appUca~ you're apt to ~.s and turn more t.ion ot nltrlc acld, or by Qle&.WI Oetting to lleep, however, 1s of &n electric needle. ____ Clifton Daily Sentinel Day Book TAKING NO CHANC•I EAST PATERSON, N' J UP pqlJee rushed to the city's new h.lth school Mondly on receiv1ng a repott that two suspltlou•lnnktna men h1d placed a ladder l!llji!alnst the school's gate TheJ found s~hoo' Principal Ltvf Ol!On and grammAr •~hoot Principal Georac Miller They e~plalDed they wen uRing th& ladder to aet elevation for photoll'tPhs of the new buildina. I IN THE SILVERY SUNSHINE, Ch1ef Justice Earl' Warren admmtster... the oat}l or office to PreSident Eisenhower on the steps of the U.S Capitol ~hll~ tens of thousands watch The ChJef Executive was publicly maugurated for a serond term whtch he dedicated to a quest for world peace Wltnessmg the REEDSVILLE '"llt Donald R Hobb•, s.on of .,., and Mrs II llobbl La.npvUit. oh ru:• nih wai 3l;Slgned to the 1 Jilh ,\ 11\i,lflfolrt Arllllt>ry Briog,.rh 111 l.l'rmany \ radio ··~·ralor Ill B.altery B of the brt,~tade"• 67th B•tta:lion, ~ Dat!a• t 1bl)s or Bo.ard Run cal Hobbs entered the Arm)' laat J\111 !cd 011 \1 r ;wd ~rs Dwight GJbbi and •rnved Ill Europe In DecemSundaJ <~ll; rnoon b" BOTPOINT ! . . . .MI.-- 1r ~~ ~utomoh!le accldt-nt wa' re ' rn• d fu1 ·d~, tu h1s homf' from 11 IH I,I o ' l! I ll thl Fn~tlc song \ 1d 1l~r I ~~ 111 ~ ca~l rrum \.. I• I<>C~ •e w.. s a( • llll\J~I•" I 1 h1~ partnh ~lr and \ir~ ! 6h n BleJOAJng who b.ad been dl 111, ' 1 . , It The Lakm property consuls of about 100 acres and IS near the Lakin State Hospttal property State offiCials have revealed dLSatisfaettOn over the treatment of all'ohohcs 1n state mental hos pttals and feel that a treatment Cl'Jller for alcoholics as a separate factilt} w1ll eventually be established In the ~tatl! of West Vlr· --------- WHTN-TV Channel13 = l h.J 'S I Servicemen ---~---~- Lew s Bl!'.n ng who wu InJured Penns~ ...._ ~_!l_r__ {l_!!ll'ilat for 4 ounc«a o~ liquid RZNNJ:L Concentrate You'll 12 SO S•grt Off Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mtddleport, 0 Jan 22, 1957-1 IKE DEDICATES SECOND TERM TO QUEST FOR PEACE (Continued from ,... .. one! Teubner 8r R B Medina 0 I think ' EI"I S IS IC':.il t 1.1n ' younger selll!llull.md h.. ~~d 1111 1 Slltl Jl]Ln g of :11 pt'l sons 111~ <IUdlllg tea<IH'I s t:.~nd ltt' IP"s on1 l•11 \11\l Jlea(ht•t Mr J)on<J fh,lll, Y..oiS fplll!Pd ' Jo'Jvi ' IS to 111\l:-o\{ \\ Jt ,tt IOO~C boll s olll' I() J lran 'itn1"Shlll 1 J I!Vl' ).! It b ,!lltlllttr•d }'tt'!·dty Cilhet IS <tiJ ltg ht Bakcrv h~as offered to pa) the Lid f('rence-whif'h w11l amount to several hundred dollars- between the cost of the neeessary repal'"l and a year§ rent c.f $900 wtueh the v1ltage w1ll g1vc them 1f they do the wo1 k on the bu1ldtng It was reported that uo repa1r work o( an> kmd h.ad been done smce the \ tllage renltid the bulldmg to the bakery The clerk was aulhOflied to no tlfy the Oh11:. Fuel Gas Co mpany th.at they were rcsponstble for re pav1ng stret>ts wh1ch they lear up for gas mam repairs Com plamts wen· rece1vcd of lUf'S bursting '.1. hen a break m the street on Seventh At~enue 1s hit The break was made by the Gas l'? It WilS also reported that etghl lax• ltcenses are available at th1s time Those prt:>~cnt for the meetmg were Mayor Ftsher Councilmen Wayne Gtbbon~ Ernest •..Covert, David Jenkms, Dav1d Miller Rolr erl MC"Eihmney, Clerk, Charles Murray, Treasurer, Jean I ama, Street foreman, Lewis E!hs, Ho mer Rtce, T A Hendflcks B W Gill, Russell Bmley and Bernard Fullz 1 W~AZ TV CHANNEL 3 6 5.5 S111n On 7 00 'fodav 9 00 CoHet:- Tlmf" ' I 0 00 llome ll 00 The Pnre 1s H1ght II 30 Trutt" or ConscQ,urnrrs 12 00 Ttc Tac Doueh WCHS.TV CHANIIIEL a WCHS·TV CHANNEL I 8 00 Capt.Wl Kanagroo 8 00 Captain Kangaroo g 00 Morning Show 9 00 Morulng Show I0:00 Garry Moore 10 00 Garry Moore lO 30 Arthur GCidfre:r 10 SO Arthur GodfJ eJ 11 30 Str1ke It RJeh 11 30 Str1ke tt RICh 12 00 VaJiant Lad) 12 00 Vahant Lsdy 12 15 Love of L1fe 12 15 Love of Life 12 30 Search for Tom01'row 12 30 Search fill" Tomorrow 12 45 Guldlng L1ghL 12 45 Gutdmg Light l 00 Kalte's K1lchen 1 00 Kat1e':;~ Kltcben I 30 As the World Turns I 30 As The World Turns 2 00 Our Mus Brooks 2 00 Our M•ss Brooks 2 30 Houseparty 2 30 t-hus£>party 3 00 Big Pavor! 3 00 'he B1a Pllyoff 3 30 Bob Cril!by Show 3 30 Bob Crosby Sbow Joe f•udweeler 42 IS a member 4 00 Br1ghter Day 4 00 Br1ghter Day (tf PS 1Rf:l < lass or 1957 Joe 1s 4 15 Secret Storm 4 15 Secret Storm 'na n It'd and a succe~~ful busmess 4 30 ~dge oF N1ght 4 Jl) 'F"dge of Ntgbt mllll - ar1d the father o,t two boys 5 00 The EHly Sbow 5 00 TnP Early Show v.ho olrP ho'h IJellt•r d11vert1 than 6 30 Your Esso Reporter. 6 30 Your Esso Reporter hr 1s Thai ~ wh} Joe 1s m school U 45 Sports Parade l'olu;•• School 189 nol Publuc 6 •• Sports Parade 8 M Weatherman 'l<'houl Hl9 _ Joe IS learmng to 6 •• Wer.lherman 7 00 Art Lwkletter & the Kids 11J lVI 7 00 .1111 Corey Show 7 15 Dougl.as EdwardiJ Joe !hough! h(' l>t~('W how to 7 30 Grand Ole Opry th 1\f' He dul k11ow how to shrft 8 00 Phil Slivers Show 7 15 Doug)e.s F.dwards lit~~ s and <\('rr Uut Joe was prf'l 8 30 ThP. Brothers 7 30 GJant Slep 11 h.IZ) on ~\O]J\Jil'lg d1stann~s bad 9 00 To Tell the Truth 8 00 Arthur Godfrey & '.\1 .dhf'r dr1v1ng mght VISiblllt}', A 30 Red Skelton 9 00 The Millionaire rr~··ohl(• wt•t d lim J\s tlnver cuur 10 00 $64,000 Quest1on 9 JO r ve Got A Secret lt"'IV - m r11rt about nll Jot' did A layette sh.ower wa s g1ven for \O~:.t Your Wi1., y 10 00 20tftl't!etftll'y Fox Hour kn0w \\ .J , how ~41> s.fllft gears and Mrs Darhman Ke<'d at the Eden U:OO .l JIL"'iiAli',Jlinute News 11 OD Up to the mmute new1 ~ lt•t r I\ sNit'S of small 1t aff1e of U B Partsh hollsf' Montlay even 11 0!5 5eannmg the Weather U 05 Srar!mng the w t.b f \lSI' <ll1 d a llllllnr 1HC JdCtl\ OJ 1ng Mrs ROXIl' Rl•erl hosh•ss ICC 1110 The Late Sh.ow 11 10 'ihe Late Show ea &r tv.n ;1~ tor hi msel f sa1 d Noth cream c.Jl;f" rufr<'t' and cool ;ud Ill~ VI T\ Sl TIOll'i ill all l!>d hun were scrvl'd tu the gues1R • lu II alflt sdwol Robert MHzf' ot B('lpre vuuled .11•t IJ:,_(' mau\ olhrr 11 uff1c of here S11nda'i w1th b1othcr 1n law WHTN·TV CHANNEL 13 f1 llfll'l S Ill \ht• S] ;J\t'S of 0T('gOO, Tom lolltns and wlfr WHTN-TV CHANNEL Wl~(OJJSill and r-;c"' Jr-rsev u rrank Cros~ anrl wir(' M{ ~pen I t1 44 Sign On 11 ~4 S1gn On 1r lf'lllli£ the b{'ncf1ts of tOrrect•vc tni the wmtf'r months m l' lunda 11 15 Carto.;n C1ub 11 4'5 Cartoon Club ldll(,ll\On,ll ha1n1n.l{ S1vcrnl olhl' .. :\lr and Mrs Don l' lf1nger of 12 to Noon News 12 10 Noon N~ws stnlt~ lllf' si!Jd}lllol{ tht• ltf1•savm..: Cla1ksJa.urg W Va were guests of 12 115 Netgh.bors 12 30 L1berace 12 30 L1berace [lO~Sihlli]I('S Of ill'iUJt ilriH•r Nlll('t\ rt!llltlt~es hcrf' ovtr I lw weekend I 00 Femtmne Touch ]1(1!1 Penny Ste~<Jrt small gau~hter l 00 Femmine Touch 1 45 Mov1e Matmee Odd!\ l nuu!,!h th.c much mahp; o{ Mr and Mrs I amh<'rt Stewart 1 >15 Movie Matinee 3 00 AflerMon Film Festival nPd tt l'n a.~:; dr!H r hl1s pomh•d f••tl rccenlly and b1oh her arm 3 00 Arternoon t 1Im Festival 4 30 Super Senal Time 4 3(, Supe" Serial '1'1me 5 00 Mtckey Mouse Club tlu il :n t o a1lult programs Teen Mtss Dolllc Bormg who JS em ~ 00 M•ckey MoWLe Club 6 00 Cartoon Club 1~•· rl1tvmg llf'f'!dcnt~ have been ployefl 111 Columbus sp••nt Sunday 6 00 Cartoon CJub 6 30 FIVe Star F1n·a i rf' dueud a rill 50 per eent where , ht're w1lh her parents Mr and 6 30 Five Star F1nal 7 15 John Daly & tbe Newt pu~~lir schoCJJ svslems orrer driver Mrs Tony Oonng 7 tS John Daly &: the Newa 7 30 D1sneylar..d lnHnlnJol progr.nn D1ana, ~mall daughter of Dofl· 7 30 Conflict 8 30 Navy Log ,\dull rln~er~ are made to jom na Jean Petty 1s a pat1ent m the 8 30 Wyatt Earp g 00 Ozzle and Harriet rnrtNllve tdmauon cl11saes if Sl Joseph Hospital Parkersburg 9 00 Broken Arrow 1h('~ :~rc caul'ht 111 a scnes of small W Va. 9 30 DuPont Cavalcade Theatre g 30 Ford Theatre lt11ff1t off('n~c~ or a le~ser numhe1 A I. Hetzer and famtl} or Lil 10 00 Polka Time 10 00 Wednesday Night Flghll o{ ll.<JOI <lnvtng offenses Each tie Hockmg wcrr. wc('kcnd guests 10 30 Conf1dentlal F1le 10 45 Sportscope !rufll(' tl('kf't 1s wnrth a certatn of his parent<~ Mr aml P..hs Ar ll 00 News 1100 News of ~he Nlght 1 uu!llhl't of I)O!flls, and a~ 1r drtnK thur Hctr.er and the Buc famtl)' 11 1ft Tlleatre 13 II 15 Th.eatre_:_:__ 13 l tl.! f1 om Pon<'t" de I l'on'~> 1\l)'th. Announcement has ~en recetY· l~l ~ountun or Youth an accumu· f'd byE A K1bble ofthe marnage 111 S1dnrv Ohw I,J\IOn of pomts lttlomatlcall" of h1s older daughter Barbara to m.lkt•s ~n <~dult drlv~'r a school Mr I~ LeWIS of Nashpol t, Ohio NEW ARRIVAL <'h J!d agam Mrs Chloe M!l!s spenl several Mr aod M.r!'l WtUiam C Dtl~lr t>duca\tnn classes correct davs recently with reJat1ves in dtH or S}racuse are an,noun·cing : ~rt"<'r k11owlcdge dc(ICienciP! M'ii.:Jleport. TO INSTALL OFFICERS 1 th.e b1rth or a son, Salurclay even· ~urw} s ~how that more than 27 t Mlu Lucy Klbllle The Women's AssociatiOn Will tnl:l', JRnuary 19, at Holzer Hoaplt· ocr ct>nl or rlrtvl'rs who are re meet thursday at the F1nt Presal Grandparents are Mr and Mrs rxaminNI tifler allowmg lteenscs LIOftl TO M.ET Pomeroy Lions Club at tha1r byter1an Church at 7 30 for- m· Hersh ell D1ddle and Mrs Rutb ' to ltpse runt 1dent1fv hand and arm ~lf{lUll! or recoinllr the sh.ap(' meetlni OD Wednesday noon wUI stallatlon of officers Mrs Lowtll Cundiff all of Syracu~e, Mr-s Llll· of traFfic lll!(n!t) and Slmplf' sk II heat' an as yet unnamed speAker Probasco will be lhe mstalhn~~: of l•an McBnde S~ racuse 1s a grea~• £1cer Members 11re asked to brmg grandmother The Cundiff's al~ l!·~t~ w~·crt Ott! th.o!c who an•n"' on the toplc or "Flshmg" accomoh) ~tt"afl~· capable of rracttng tt1 p.an.ied b)' shdes. according lo an- their- December Sales tax stamps have t\\o other sons, WJiham age to be sent to a Presbytenan Home 1 mne and Joseph age s1x nouncement made today norlf'rn trnfFlf s1tuatlons The drtver who knnws th.e law ~ut stmply won't respect tt and 'ht• nJo!hls of othcrg can manaRI!' to ~~ aduate ~ucces!lfully from t.be Eve~ING <tl'hnol But the f1rst violation after IN '!1-IE loiOUSE fl<"hools nets him a probationary l!rcno::e If hr eomm1U: a vlolatlon COULD GO VII whtlf' ,)11 probation the dlsrespett '!1-IE F1<ITZ AND ful 11nvcr's license •s permantntly IT WOULO MAKE rcvokt"d NO NCYEI<•MINO The e~·•raHon rt"VOCIIIion system "TO SQllA"TWEU.•• h.'l.s a \Cry des1rable secondarv eHert •n Nl'w Jf'rsev Approximhi('Jy 92 pnr eent ofth.e drivers marlf' alPrt lo pos~tbh: revocation nf licenses have no further eon rtrt t w1th the traffic law This per rell1al!e Is ('Xpf'cted to ri~~C 11.'1 more and more of tho.-re psvcholn.-ttally or physically unfit to d1tvc arc barred from the drlvcr's ~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~----=---;~~~;_~~~;~~~­ 1'11\111 vo•tlc sangt•t I l!ke I() h1 ,11 l•,lv•~ ~1ng hill don't !Ike to \\.,Jhh hllll .!1111 ( ll'llll'olllS l.l\IS IS Ill \ J 1\0111(' Sltlgt'l. lJt • :-. JIIPtt\' llHl' I Middlepw-t Budget l00 1 WP sh~lllt!Jllllt tlso .1 fl'\\ of thl l!l.tll\ atJs\\Crs tlw polling fOffinlltiPP I PII'~It>d 011 lh• II\ I" (jlli~\1011 '!Jw lrthut1' to Mt Vt nna11 Js Ulllllt•d ' lla1d Work MrttiS llm1nr and 11 ,.., \\TIIIL•n ll\ !\11 <::-:. S1s~nn Mt Vt>niiJlt 11.1S h.til i.l vuy h1gh huntll bestowed upon !urn lit• h.1 s bel'n ,lskl'd to h1• Ullt' 01 !11~ toJeht·s for the Nmlh South football g.une JL. h OJH' ot tht• tq ;:u~ hes for the South LPam along 1uth llu gh llllldn1an l•um ( 1dumbus North hea(l coarh Rob Kappas f1om I tnunnatt Wtst Hills and Jof' 'carlo from ~l'\\,nk, Olno. 'I Ius g,trlll \\111 lu t•l,l}Pd at ('anton OhiO about lhr tntddlt of Augu st Alwa~:-. bt fur~; tin s hono1 h,Js hren gLH'Il to toat hes from l.1rgu S{ hnol ~ (Continued from ~gilt one) Wt" (OUidn t tllmk ot ,, molt• dtst•rvu•g pc1son to •ecel\e lhts hono1 We m 1y he ,1 stn,dl 't litH>! hut we h<.~Vl' one ul the ~ldt 1 lOIIl]J!Itt• ln\Cntoq. Of SUJ)br•st toar hcs anvv.he1e Mt Vt>!Jil<II 1 l1<1s \wrked ha•d for us plit' ~ and <'(!lllpmcJJt lly ran 7 lie out only tncs to butld a th<ml[llonshq> team hut he also 1957 a11 d h, Dtt Jl t~th ye.ar henaflt>r ttlt!s to build champwnsh1p stu d rnts \o\oe unngme all of you 9 Allow !h(' ;h1•nrf 40C per know 0£ students who \\3nted to fjllll Sl hnol but didn't because M1 Venna/ltalkt>dlo lhtm .tnd rt lJ dt • tht•m realize th('y could rf<~y to h•l d pnsont 1 s 10 Havl' <~II n11ut perta uung to do a Jot beth~' ' 1f they st.Jved 111 s r hmd Ot tou•s<• there arc coulliY busrne~s sta nqwd 3nd mail some Y..hO w1sh now lht•y l1<1d il :...h•twd to hun. cd by the LnmJOJS~JOru rs clerk M1 Venna• 1 t.Jkes apt l son<Ll 11\lt 1r ~t m luf.l students He IS always gl,ulto lulp \\.tlh dll\ p1t1hlt·r1 1 ~ 1ltt•v m1ght haVIJ If he 11 llchu l'd :\11 ~ lk :m Barnilz h,J s h.td anv pxptrrent• llt11 h1 th111ks m1ghl help the stu· <~S tiJrk ru1 11157 rlt•nls, he ,o,111 t1·1t 1! to lhl'lll In lllh \\ ,Jy ht heJps them not to ' ::.! Met•! 1111 th•• f1r~t .md th 1rd m<Lkl' mtslakts /\lung \\lllltlldfltlllg dtlll 11',\t:hmg Mr . VPn ~ Mond~~ H of 1111h nwntll at th.e natt ;.~(so !1 It's lo t'lltOUI.lgl guod, tt11~ 1\ ~ht p 111 lws l:itudents If ('onHntssJoiH r~ off1t• ~~ tl1o court hi! Hl'C~ a studt•nt dom~ '<ltl ltlhrng th 11 tsn t 'tgltt , he thltUially hott·•· .11 ll W ;J m SlO pS t11111 Wilh .Hl t XVhll\dll•Jil ----One ol ttw ljtW Itt It's Mr V 1 1111 11 1 :-.1 1 t '-S~'S Js ¢uod manners MOBILIZE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AJ\ ,\111<1\l t ,d1l I ll' - Ttw He tLIP~ to st I ' lh J1 lu ~ s lwl t>11h 1· \U 11 1-. lu~ tl',llll have,-good n1anncr s ;.Jntl ust 'i 11H·m 'I hesl' ,11 t· Just .1 il \\ of the many rr=t P'l A of the tlh~ 4.! roo111 Jonas so ns I think thPIP t'fi••k .. l-,.. no f1111 r p1•rson th.tn M1 Vt•nnarr Salk Sch•wl l~rg1 sl l \; me utar) for !he lal:ik lk il.HiW(JJkNI h;nd ll I O.li!JtJtg but has ,11\VilYS ~ Lhou] 111 j ,ll[urli\1 h. 1s 1110 t11l!Ud \akt'll ttlllt' fiO ill tO.atltlll~ ltl ht ill !h1 sllltlt ii( .S h(• h,l s kll0\1.11 thl s\' tliOI flliiHij)il l IIH v g<~ve \lr Vt·nnarl Is not onh u111 ul t lit tH st 1 o.tt tws hut .t!Hu a \~ un l'11nt 11 .11 \I• 111 11 \1ilh 1 .1 \hi l t of dt'J!UI pe!SIIIl to kllll\\ gild('ll Jullt' sk.1t1' ~]ntld.!} !It And hm e at t' ,, I('W m s\1 "'.., t 0 1•1 t•slt 1 lfli<'SI 1011 h.ul 1 omvl• 111 d uf sm' f t t' t MlllnteKtlthtn r\lv t.tvOIItt Slll/-:tt ls( iuy Mlltht•ll .Oogl ll call~f'illii rn,lkJII.L': h1' rl11l~ rl<Jss I I (Conhnued from p•g• one) Crow and W1ck Cnm Precedmg htm m deal!'! were three brother~ Georg(' Burl and Harry Crow and a s1s!t 1 Mrs Agnes MeKmley Mr uow wa.s born Jan 23 1879 at [oltugt'vlll(' W Va Funtral >;(rll<'es will \}(' con du1 \('d at 2 p m Thurs rla> ,11 t he t v.mg funt•ral home v.hl· fnt'llrls ma' ca ll on Wt•dncsday <Jnd Thursdal The family 1s re qutslmg lhat flowers be omJtted Tho~e wlto I\ ISh t9 do so rna~ col}· t11huh• to the MCI!':S t ounty ru n r; 1 rund llUJllll will be tn the f,wul~ lot at lht! Letart Falls Cemetery \\t tP ,di\J\;, tX:tt<Lit!lg gl.rd to rt •t tr• t (01-m·s of schnol n(CV.'\tlapers !rom our (OUIII\ s lirplt :-,r !ronls l'h('Se rnrmPo £raphed t•dnrun ~ art• 11nt prPierrlr•lll 111 ,tppeJrance but thr •\ Hl•3ul1:-. ot .t WSAZ TV Civic Leader Vennori Honored In School Newspaper TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel3 Tuesday Wednesday II I 1 \o1k ( 111 lh '\ 't nL', Enter~d 'l.S ~econd class ma1lm);! m rll• r ~:~! the "''St od1ce Dl P Omt rnv fJh1o .. v Sub~rrP•Itfln r !{'~ f)f'l il f'q Ill r rrH r whPrC avall~llf' 10 f'P,..nt~ P<'r '"' k ur;f' 11 Tr 111 a<h lr>tr tl 1hf' OaJiy Sf'nlln(J offlff• ~~;·~~ aVii i,Jhlf' flllf' t"Jr;nj h (;) R\ I!! oil <rll" Vf'flr tR , \ mnn h~ • o• HI< ntb>; q;; Wl th • ,. n r, nlh~ $3 90 fi, uwl Jr route 4 1 ~~~ ~~ :~~ rr•f' months ~2~0 flllf m• rllh ~I 343 Tf'Ktnli!On \H: Three Are Killed 1 Good W11l Class Clifton Mr and Mrs. Bob Marlme of South Charleston was calling on Mr and Mn Ned Henry Saturday Mr George Burns was 111 Athens Oh1o Thursday on bunness Mr and Mrs Chne Irvin and daughter Clmedda called on Mr Dana Lewis and Mena Wednesday Mrs Ray P1ekens Sr. :Mr and Mrs. Lew Hortman, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman Pomeroy, Ohio motored to Bartlett, OhiO Sllnday tv VISit Mr and Mrs Rus.'l£'11 Wolfe and .family Mrs George Burns attended a meetmg of the Mothers Cluh at tbe home of Mrs Fred Thabbot at Mason Wcdne~day cvcnmg Mr. and Mr! Paul Turnbull of Mason was calllng on Mr and rd'rs Ned Henry Saturday Hado UD IT WD.L BRING HIM DOWN TO EARTH ON THE RIGH'r SIDE! \ l \ \ A newspaper route will help de· velop your son's responsibility, initiative, thrift, honesty, and real ) manhood. Fino traits of charoc· fer become real end ective in your bay when he is a newspopor· boy. I I I • THE DAILY SENTINEL I SOCIAL AT CLIFTON The Good Wlll Clas11 of Chfton M E Church will hold a social m lhe church basement on Friday evening It w1U start at f•ve o' clock Everyone 1s mvitcd to come and cat supper. Tllere will be par eel post packages and a f1sh pond for the kldd1es There wtll he plenty of goad thtngs to cat, eve1 y one 1s welcome The Good Will Class has rcsum ed the qniltmg and scwmg carpel raga after the holidays Those present on Monday cvcnmg were Lucille Harr!.Son, lrcnc Ju,sl1s:, Mr and Mrs. Bell Srowrt and sons the host and h'¥teSi Mr and Mrs Ned llo:>nry. • Mr a.1d Mrs. Otha Licvwg of New Ha'-en and Mts Ferns ,h\Slls were viSiting Mr. and )Irs, Ned Henry Sunday. lolr and r.'lrs N( d Henry <~nrl Mrs George Ourns were m Par kerRburg t'11day a£ternoon Mr and Mrs Marvm Allan of Toronto, Ohio has Yeturnccl home after S.Pt;.UQ.u:li 4 week v;Jth Mr LETART, W.VA. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keefer and children, Mr .and Mrs. Albert 8oston v111ted reeent1y Wlth Mr Dan Bostoll In Huntington, who I& til Mr and Mrs. Arch Roush and Mr. Paul Hoffman were m Galh polis Tueada;r on busJoess Mr Albert Boston was a caller m the CeelJ Blessing home Mon· day afternoon. Charhe Brown is vuitmg h•s family at Board Melvin Bonecutter, who bas been vlSJUng fl'"iends returned to h1s employment l)n the rtver, lves Ktng and Curtis Rickard visited Friday wttb Eugene Kmg m Holzer Hospttal, Mr. and Mrs Leonard Rou::;h, San.:tra and Milton Ray, spent Thurt~day with Mr. and Mrs ~o Roullil of Dav1e1 Grove Relative!! ba,,e 'eeeived word of the sudden deatll of Mr U!mucJ Roush 1n Genoa, Dlinols He was born and reared m the Oak Grove commumly smd was the son of Mr Robert and Lucmda PJckens Roush lie rna' r1ed the former Eula Hart, daughtH of Mr James and Nelhe EntwhJslle Hart also of thiS COM• mumty He has one stater hvlng, Mrs Bess1c Bennett, who is scr•oUB ly 111, beSJdea a bost of other rela· and Mrs James Bennett. Mr and Mrs Arthur Fl<'k of Pomeroy was calling on Mr end Mrs Ned Henry recCTTtly Mr and Mrs George Burns and daughter Cherylo went to Athens Oh10 on Fnclay Mrs Fanme Frances of M:tson spent the day With Mr and Mrs T M Lockett and famhy Mr nnd Mrs. LeWIB Ju11t1s Mr John T 11ylor 8J'd son Jonh. Jr 11.as calhng on Mr and Mrs Ned llcory recently M1ss Ann Ilarns of Mason (all cd on Mr .a.Ild Mrs Joh11 1--l<lnJ· son &uuday The omootbeot ride you've enr known is maJc possible by Slud!'bakcr's new liml of suspcnsiun that comh~ncs the Lcncfib .of turs1on control \\tlh coB ep11nge. Tlus umque Luxury-Le,el R1de " a11o1hcr example of Sludcbakcr's ~uperior Cra{lsmanslup. T, y rt at )OUr Ut\llel \, tutl,ty! • Studebaker-Packard CORPORATION /ut. / 0/14= jtwZ rjqlbdmandrz. «JIIZ£1 399 S. Third St. TOM RU E MOTORS �-- ·2- Paily Sentinel PomrrO\' Mtdrllrport 0 Jan 22 1957 SNOW WHITE -AND THE 170 MILLION DW , - -------- {Continued from page one) Ill lit r1l of a rtCiall\t' He 1S ana In• uf lGOI\Tilt> ul1d TS SUfVI \ t'd b\ Ills 111ul her \Irs \ t'\ a 1)3\ IS 111111 t .... o ~lst .. rs who IIH· th1re \\1 ~~ \'1rguua Stalt l' uii H' Sill' lht H• I]Jit" m£'n 3ppan1111) pullul ' 'I I! nf tht• Ka1st r <J('('e~-, r llad 0 11 1o lho IH)( h \.IJ~ i!lld rul\ htildO l IIIlO , Sill~· fl o:H\ ( OnlllllS~\011 )!rJ 11 1 tnuk ow•r<J1td b1 Ro• \l 1\ 1ht 11 11 lur ~ 1ffl'rf"d r.. lnor lllJUr\ Ill 'h1 lO]!bHJ!l The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INT~RI.S TS 01 Mt:IG~ MASON ARF.A Pubhshnt1 l'H'ry aftnnnon f';t;(l pt Sunday by The Ohio Valle:r ~ntlnel, Inc at 110 \le l h~ nH Sl Pum•·n} 0 l:lusJn('ss uff ld! phone 398, t.-dltonal olf1~·e olto ne 391 RU.:HARtJ S OWEN - GENERAL MANAGER A: E) NOLO E GREENE - EDITOR National l(hfJIJ•m~ r ~p r· ·~ • r.t.llll(' Botllnell1 K1mh.ol1 "-:Lw ,rn•chmk full of \\hat tht comnr;..: gt rH r.tlrtttl rs llllnkrng ahnr r Wilt I(' II llllllks II IS ltt .td Pd ,\lid I' h• Ht rdps !hiS lllhot l'SI Irl ' Jspt•tl t.t tiH S\h ont plj.Jt'l~ tiHrt .d11 t\'> .I ll' \.aluablt• lltt;, gets ut wulldul 1\lsllom th<~t \H oldrr m l\.rbl!anb ttught tn take trmt· to dliH kll .rboul nr por rd, 1 u1 1 r I Ill' .1 ,\!\ ll.ll\ 17 r sru ul till SJI\ r,J \S\ uf Hutl,wtl Jllgh !'it lwol Nllh·d h\ !'\dill\ Srsson hI ~ I s lll): r!l,n trtbule to Hut lant1 ( o<uh llnr \r•!lntrr fhh r'ttrr \It ..,h,rll rt•p:mt brl ow Mu rh sjl.Ht> il:-,o \l,rs ,l\\Jid t•d tlu lt•trr rgt•r r,tgl' F:lvt:; Ple.sk•\ :-.ltH h nl stl l\1'\ ..,iJH>\ th.tt 11\0IP IJOy'i th.m guts tluuk I:l\1~ 1s 1/w most \\ tnt;• tl11~ 11nghl IJe sho!.:k mg news tu..thl' oldt•r ma-.1ul1ne g t•rHIPJ 11 c~pparenlly rs a fa ct m Rut hillel Anti !Ius 11om J tuv.n th ll {IJ\l\ Jl{('nth rudded a chJm plonslup rootb.dllr;mt Hartinger don'llikC' I•, ht ~ 'H1lll dw~Jrb f ivts 1~ mv f.t-.otrtl slllgP! l\1r1 ]',J! BOIIlll' IS nl) f,l· llhlllk til' IS tht 1110<:1 ruom ln lContlnwd ff"om JWP on•) 111 !Livestock Report CJNt!lNNATI 0 (UP) J 1v1 ~Lock Hogs, 2700; barrow• 11r1~ ~1\ts moderately actl~ , ruuy 15 u nts ~her; lJO.UO lb 19 &o; 200 215 J t. II.~ IIU&; 120-335 :JSO..ZSO lb lj.l92&, 15-11, sows 8\eady down, boars steady lb 19 25 10 50 208-2:75 lh 18 to ll:1nng 17 at 10 75 11 Cattle, 600, calves, 250 mo~t slaUJhter classes moderat(•ly ac ltve steady to st.rong, JIOOd sit t r 1150-1~, guod to chclin lfJ 50 standard 1817, chotec h(•lf• 1s 211 &:DOd helfer! 17 18 50, &land 1rtt 15 utility and commercial cu" ~ 10 :)IJ 12 50, good to cho1ce vettlt 1 ~ 22 32, lllandard l!l-22, cull Mild Ill ill\\ vealers and calves 10.1~ Sheep 200, stau&-bttr l.u11hs steady to strong good 111 rl , hOI('t wuult•rl l<~mb~; IR 20 chn111 21 wooled f'W('S ·~ 4 J;(ood and t hoiC!' 5 GHEEN APPOiNTED (,ul a ~pt•t to llll <~hcln has h11 11 U]JJmlnt d 1al deputy she1 111 ·•<'rm d1n~ entry 111 Uw ll• 1k of cotu ts office J:.illP\ Hrog,Jll I ,1ts I lott11 1u1 rs Ill\ Javonte st nger Il l summan tlrs 1s I hnw lhP II\ Is fHtptd,ultv ratC's w1th tiH• favOJitl' 10 h.ul.mDIIu•r pPtsOJI 11s lhetr favott1P. SPwn bovs favo1 C'd The Sll1gt t .mtl ,,nut ht·J st>ven e1the1 dtsllh'd hrm or rould t.1ke htm 01 lt'<l'•~' h11u l'wo (lead!ms) had no or llwlr opuuon 1 lley' gl'l hep tiHtll teath(•t s ! ()ne tmlic ,JIJon Df wh.lt ,ouug Jlt'lllllr• , 1e thinkmg about b how many of thl'tn hold npuuons on dlftt>renl kmds of sub· Fm f'XJ111ple ""t'IY slutlt•nt 11olltd had some kind of optnron on Pr('s(ey Tht'Y kttr\'-' ot 111111 Ask the same young )t'rls (leople thl'll oJHlllon on El st• nhtnl<'l s l.!ll'st shormg UJI pohev Jo1 tht" Mu\dlf' ~~,Js1 and vou t1 likt•ly gel a good mnnv 'nO optntuns Youth 1s 1101 t'XJH'l t1•d ,m\lltOJC to jump mio thl" <' 1llllp(t'XItlc>s of llltC'I ll,JI.Jil(l] IW11nll,li Ol I'Vf'll Stalt> Lllltl IOI!rl· 1\ su u,1l tugs nf \\at. r\nd Wl' don t blatu~> them Lrt llll'm ht· young wh1le the vears pt•rmtt 11 Allow lhem to bP 1111l•nt on athletrrs good mamw1s .utl•pta blt• drpotlmC'nl and tust stmply ''havmg fun Th(• Vt'Uts \\lll!r,Jr tlus liolll them loo soon COLD SUFFERERS G•t ITANIACK, hbl•h or powdH• lor ~•'••f ol COl.D DISCOMFORTS Tk• IT AN 8 A C K prne<>pi<Ofl I~P• IQ""'"''' <t • coMtl<n•l<oll ol pal" l•• .. tnt <ngr•lll•flll lltat wo•k tottltt•r fu• FASTUI AlliH ol HI&.ADA.C.HE , Hf;IJAAl.GlA and ACHINO MUtCI El lluo t" e•ldo STANBACK tlu ,._,r; OVC£1 fi\IIR SNAP .A.CK w•th ITAN.ACK r• BIRTH ANNOUNCIMINT II h 1< hr t'll learnl•JI or Llw hlrlh r l dllllj.lilt r lo ~r <tllrl :\oln , \luphu llnltz (.If Rnltlr lIt Ilk II il l,; 111 !hoy we1c torme 1h Of a•1• t,, r,. , ~o! n~ to 1\flrhtlinn 1h1 I!l ilt \lls!i ho!l bern named II h1 K n lmrn l}(•rt'tnher 25 AI I (1111111 Ill\ I\ l[oS'p[tof W<'IJo:hlllg 11 1 lh• tn '1 111. Thcv hut~<' two otht•t hi hilt 11 , hu , and 11 ~lrl M1 sud \!1' t ln 1u ~ 1'1uliiJIN ,ut' tilt ~,:ranrl I I [1 "oin tl ( ll h OF ~w' }k" BY N MEL HEIMER F~"' \ ORK- Abe Ein horn 1.1 a llan<tllil man. Abe Etr"l 1 •om Ia a calm and genial mlln Abe Einhorn ls a man whose steel has been tcmpereft In th~ Toledo furnace or- the theater, so that uothmg In Hfo Is too absurd, nothing upscta blm. A be 11-:lnhorn laW a it a minute. Abe Einhorn tvaA 1t waa not too many weeka -.go that Da.vld Mewck, \\hO produces the stage romPdy The Ma!ch111ah r, noticed easuo.lly that a set of gaudy, oval11hapf'd candy boxes-Of the kind popular in the ently !fiOOs, In '\'hlch period th<t play Ia aetu~cd onslnge had become .shabby and worn. It \\A.9 no womlel, member1 of the orlg!nal London r·ompanv had brought them here fot their \IIU. ml\tc usc in lhe play's second act · J.A't's get some new candy boxe!t," Mentdt 11 mnd11 ootr~ sn1d-11nd Abe Elnhom, who I• the p1-op man for cost 18~ 90. Match,nak<'r, nodded politely and. went to work on the project He began try &"etttnt In touch Wlt.h American llox rnanutacture1 s-and Iem ned ahortly that IUCb e*""')' cartons are extinct heH~. Abe went ha('k and looked at the old boxca. Tirey weren't much longer for lh1s world, beln• held q.t.her by MIIUDK tape and prayer. It WM e1et1. money they wvulctn't Jaat the next performance .. .. .. A LrrTLI: DESPRRATEI.Y, At.e looked ovtrweas-and 4\«owered that the Mansell Condy Box Manufaoturttl 01' Londoa ...S made the origtnols, and t¥rtamt:mtnt, could pnwldfl aew oneL SHIP TWELVBl ROXES BY AIR SOON POSSmL!l eabltd Abe I In two week11, the boxes nrnved. Befort the;t dld, bowever, the BOAC plant people cabled Mr. E and Informed blm almoat apolo-getically that It would co!Jt 170 to carry the boal over, alt\Ct the only apace available on the ear11".St plane wu on a pustnger It&t. Abllt told them to 10 ahead, damn the torped.o.--and on a day momlnr be paid f7 in taxi. fare out. to !nternatlonal airport at Jdlewlld ... with l'll&:h hopei of bavlnc tht new t.oxes orwtace tor that day'• ma.Un~f! \ "Now about the duty to be paid oft the ..... lal4 tb• CWII.oiU ofri~ ctr ......an4 lh.tn there wa1 elJht klndl of I!Cntahlnt a.nd pawlq htmmlng and hawing Nobody knew wh&t duty to oharp ..Liden: ~be 11ald nervotl&ly, ·1 got to ftl to t.lltl U.Mter." ''You'd bette• tet, th~~tn,'' old the cuMloml dtotl'l. "O;trne -.ok In the mornlDf and we'U have a ruling" Abe l"tllumed to the elty. Apln for f1. The nekt dey, t.he customs people handed dOWD tllelr verdict· duty, 90 cents. Abe clutched the package of boaea t.rtumpbanUy and taxied baclt to New York It luid cost f84, 90, but h• bad WQR the ftgb,l. w-... . .. . ~'c~" r1:U~:.~~" :l 00 Parson s B• 6 55 7 00 9 00 10 00 11 00 I I iO 12 oo 12 30 You I 00 Stud~ 2 00 1 1:.! 30 2 30 'f'f'nnessee Erme Ford 3 bo Matmee Theatre 4 00 Queen For A Da} 4 45 Modern Romance !5 00 Comedy T1me 5 30 M) Ltttle Marg1e 6 00 Federal Men 6 30 News li 45 Sports E~e 00 Grand Ole Opry 7 30 Jonathan W!nters Show 7 45 NBC News 8 00 The B1g Surprise 8 30 Noah.'s Ark g 00 Jane Wyman Show 9 3o Armstrong Cu ell' Th£"ntr(' tO 30 A Man Called X 11 OO Press Box 3 00 4 00 4 45 5 00 5 30 6 00 6 30 6 i5 6 55 7 00 'I 30 7 45 8 00 8 30 1 9 00 10 00 10 30 Jl 00 11 lS 1 Ll 15 We11th.P'rcast ll 0 Press eax 11 30 TODI.iht ___:::__ __ CHANNEL 3 Sign On 'I od:~v C'offt', Tlme Homt' fhe P .. 1ce u Right 1 rut h or Consequence! 111 rae DOUih It Cou ld Be You C .:.trrent <- amera Goes to ScbGol Tennessee Ernie Ford Mytmet' Theatre Quee 1 for a Day Jl{odern Rom<ncel ('omtody T 1me M~· L1111e Margte W;olerf1ont News PH•Iure Sports Eve Wcathercast Mayor of the Town Eddu.• F1sher NBC News H1ram Holiday Fa'~ t r Knows Best Kraft Theatre 'l'l'rl~ Is Your L1fe TBA Newl!t .Headlmes Weafh~c~st 1I 20 1TL11!i Box 11 30 Tomght THE O!UVER'S ~ SEAT • .1~ 1~ t\l.J=-A - ... OR HAD IIET Bnck a£ the Royale, he ua.WNppetl the boXuand found that, lnat\lll.d of being red Ilk• Ull ortalftals, they ~ II'MD. . and quite a btt shallower. It wu obvloua they weren't &olni to dfl, and "Oft, :Mr AferT'kkl" ($4 Abe. Well, Uu• wo1 hi wu not q111te in bll..a a.t Mr. ll.'s feet.. Ht ~ Merrick put 'th.eh heRd!! tpgether, decided U\ey eoU)d,bave the b0x1111 n-patnted and fo.laflt tlottoma c&ild be put Oil them Merrick aad Elnbom both are gentcel, well·bred-oth........ one of them wOu~ have pointed out that this particular reDOvatton could ha\le hell don~ ht the begtnnln& wtth any Jal"tHft, natlvt vut.aty of candy boX. Without the mental. emGtiOIUll and $1lt1Delal a~ so now the &"reen candy boxe11 painted: Ted. wltb the phonJ bot· toma, ar-e onstage nightly during the second act 91 flln' Mtdchmabr. .and A~ Einhorn just ha1 paid the bUl t9 the J.,opdon Brm.. They cost $1 eaob. ()nee, Abe Einhorn wae a tranquil man. A II'Wl w11oat ateel b4 ~n tempertd in the Toledo tul'nace ot U. tbeater, 10 u.a.t •• ·~ - Treatment Center Washington D. C. For Alcoholics a A Planned At Lakin I mllll~l('r 1~ native of lvalila n·c~1 Hd h15 B d11!:,rtf r1om Buckn1s~ l lntHr51tY 1 .1mt took h1 , thco!ogJo•l work at Plans to ~tC'k !he esf,U!uhnH1ll u m• r St mwo~r} HI~ Alma Mater of a Stille center for thto treatment t:onrened u"on him the honorary of alcoh.oiJcs at the formn Jndu~ dcgiCe of l)VC'tor of DlvJnllY trtal Sch.ool for Colored Boys at Dr Cr<~ITfurd served aiS Director Laktn, near Pmnt Pie 11an1 ha~ of Youth Work at the Baptist rem· been revealed by Delegate Camp pte m Philadelphia He 1s a mem bell StevcnB Mil son Co1mlY rr: ber of a number or boardt and pre8t'nlsl1Ve ln the Hou se of De committees uf mstJLutwns of the legates o! W Va Bapllsl denommatwn and recently Stevens satd that ht> had been h.as senerl as Pres1denl of th.e Wash1ngton Federallon of Church.· informed by a group of c•uzens es He IS all author of note and from Muon County that uch a among his books are these thrt'!e request would be made He also "Seekers of Life," "Allar Fires," said that he h.ad talked to at least and "Open Windows" one mlmster who h.ad expressed !Dterest In such a proJect c1al IntegratiOn program The boys school at Lakm was Delegate Stevens sa1d that h~ discontinued by thes tate reeen. I) h.ad suggested that a sponsor for m eonneet1011 With the state's ra such a bill be selected from one of the more popolous countie5 of tbe state I WCHS-TV Channe~ 8 LOSES 44 LIS. UAJS SUM WITII RIIIIIEL KJ:D[NA OHIO-"At the end of the flnt week Ullnl Rennet Conttn- tute I had laat 1 lba and I l'I'Q 10 ~ that I continued When I iltarted I wellbed IIIII' lb1 Today I wel.lb 141 It» "M;r alopn I• Stay Slim 'I'll• a.tmet Way " WTI'lelo Mn T MYer know • hunpy momut whilli reductni with RENNEt.. P\' t Mrs Ed J-'ry spent Saturday Hobbs attended Rutland H111l arlPrnoon with Ell• and Maude Sch.ool 1 Bleu1ng F'"";;.;"";;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Mr and Mrs Dallu Yeager of wt:re Sunday afternoon gu~~ts of Mr and Mn Lawrenc~ Wolfe MaMJn I TRAILERS ACT NOW s••• uoo to '1000 I, 2 and 3 bedrooms, lar£t stock, must go! Bring your demes and your problems, move m tomorrow Try us. we're dealin~t: on the very lowest tennsT !otr ;md Mrs Dennll Rou!h. were Sundlly dmner guestJ of the El· mer Nt>wberry bm1ly Mr and Mrs Oan1el Weigand and Brend• of Hunttngton spent tht' week end w1th relatives tn th1s area Ten Wides, Hu1r;e Selection Leroy Roush, Gordon Walls and Lester Rouah were dinner guests Sunday of the Leooard Romb ramlly Free de very, Qald:. Opel: 7 ...,.._ WaYerly Mobile Home Sales, Inc. R•> M" Ethel Fry, Mt1 M.ry Louise Keefer and Carolyn, Rev and Mrs Jo~orrut Murray The nut meet1ng wHI be WJth Mrs Fanrue U 8 %3 South WAVERLY, OHIO ;R~o~u~s;h~o~f~U~•;••;•~•;•~J~•~n~29~;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~ Jo:lllla ceremony are (from left) Mrs Etsenhower, former President Herbert Hoover, Chief Justice Warren, John Fey, chief clerk of the Supreme Court, President Eisenhower, Senator Wllham Knowland and Vtce President Richard NJXon (lnterna· !tonal Soundphotol Getting To Sleep Poses Real Problem For Some "Just.,. 1ood"• never good enough when medi· IJ HEWN N. IUNDISIN, &.D. HAVE & tough t1me getUng up the real problem tor many oJ you. calion i11 preecnbed for you. Prompt pre8Cnptton &erncc 111 uur Specialty. Brmg your pre8Ct1pt10.r.& ~bh You1J tost and turn anC\ apend & good deal of t1me trying to force yourself to aleep. However, there are several doa and don.:.ta to !oUow to help you into tbe land of nod. Let's consider the don't&. Don't depend upon alecplna: pilll or potJoru. Wh1le tbey might be aU right 1f presedbed by a doctor In ease of an Illness they o.re only a crutch which you might come to depend upon They mlght lead you into the dr-ug habit, If you mlswse them. Don't exerelae before you go to bed, tt you sleep poorly. If you Sleepinq Petlod want to reduce or develop your Your eftlclency ls geared to your body, wait untU morning to per· sleeping period. If you're in bed form your aerobatics ExerclB~, early and up early you wm be both physical and mental, tenas most emelent duri~g the early t.o alert you rather thaD soothe part of the day A.!! enning ap you , proaches, you Jose a good part o! For that reason, don t try to your ef!l:c!enc}i solve any troul::rlesome problems FOJ' night owls, who sleep pretty just b;:tor~ turning 1~. With a late and just hate to ge~ up em- good nlght s ~;Jeep, you 11 be able cleney reaches fts peak durtn' the to tackle them much eaBier the t g next day even ng hours. Usually, it wlll btl Tomorrow I'll i very low when you awake K ve you .some You men are apt to bto In a daze helpful hlnt.s an how to get to whlle shaving and you'll probably aleep quickly and easily. stumble thNugh your early ~UESnoN AND ARSWEB ehoru. And you women might ME: Whatcause.s:war.,under ftnd getting breakfast a dlmcult the armpits and what can be done ta.sk to remove them? Whatever tlme you go t.o bed Answer: The eaue of warts Ia tl~e tlrat three hours or 1Jumbef not known, but It 1a poaalble that wUl benefit you moat That's aome a.re due t.o infection when you sleep the toundea~ Bome types of warts may be re~ morning? Wouleln't )'OU rkther ha9e stayed 1n bed a Uttle longer? Well, I gueaa jUJt about everyone feela like thla once 1D. a whlle, Actually, tboua:h, eight hours rsleep usually la enough for t.he a.verage person There can be no atead1'a.st rule. You might need more or you might ne~d less If you co to bed early and arlse early, you'll probably get along best wlth eight or even nine hours• sleep It you're a nlght owl, )"OU may get by with only 11x or seven Some do with even le88 aleep. to u& for compoundjng. DUTTON DRUG CO. MILL ST MIDDLEPORT PHONE6266 ' A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE Slow Tread A!~r tlves and friend!!. Mr Taft Boston was the guest of Mr Dan Boston, Monday Mr Dan Boston remams 111 at h1s home m Huntmgton Mrs Ethel Myers was take to St Joseph Hosp1tal, Parkersburg, on Thursday m the Foglesong Ambu lance Her son Tobey accompamed her there Mrs Iren*' Wmebrenner, son Ch.arlcs Mr Fred Roush and Mrs Anna We1gand ass1~tcd Mr and Mrs Sammy Le1lner w1th the1r butchermg fuesday Mr and Mrs Verg1e Adkms and Sue, ~1rs Errcll Adkms, cecil HlesS1,11g and 1'obey Myers were busmess callers m Parkersburg on Saturday They consulted Dr Th.omas L Harns and also called on Mrs Tohey M)<'rs m St Jost'ph Hospital Freezer Sale! Big 17 Cu. Ft. Chest Type ·SAVE $130 Mn Laura Gibbs spent Satur day with her daughter, Mrs Irene Myers. Mr and Mrs lves Kmg or Oall. Grlove had as their Sunday dmner gueat!l, Mr J 8 and Jun~or Kmg of Charleston and Mrs Sam 8os- ion Damel We1gand and Georgu· Knapp were afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Roush St.onda) Manford Blesamg and Michael nr J>t Pleasant were Saturday eve mng callers m the homes of Ce c1l and Calvtn Blessmg and :Mr and Mrs Charles Hannum The Ladles Aid of Oak Grove EUB Church met Tuesda} w1th Mrs Amy Boston and spent the day m qudtmg and workwg on rug rags Those attendmg were Mrs Loutsc Adkms Mrs Erccll 1 Adkins Mrs Allie Hoffman Mrs Mr and Mrs Charlte Brown, An-~ NeU1e Adktns, Mrs Naomi Yf'ager 1ta, Robert , Sue Ellen anrl Ev11lee and Beverly, Mr~ Laura Gtbb 10 were !'!hoppin~ Ill J>t rleasant on Mrs llolltc Thompson a1ul Vtrgm· Saturday ta Mrs filnmc Housh and Danny ' / I Low Down Payment- Easy Terms FIFE REFRIGERATION 711 Third St. Your New Hotpalnt Dealer Pboue 635Z-X MlddleJIOri, 0. ::~: :!td~•:r~:%:e::~ t~~~ three hours, there 11 a With carbon dioxlde mow. Ot.bert alow trend toward waking and may be removed by the appUca~ you're apt to ~.s and turn more t.ion ot nltrlc acld, or by Qle&.WI Oetting to lleep, however, 1s of &n electric needle. ____ Clifton Daily Sentinel Day Book TAKING NO CHANC•I EAST PATERSON, N' J UP pqlJee rushed to the city's new h.lth school Mondly on receiv1ng a repott that two suspltlou•lnnktna men h1d placed a ladder l!llji!alnst the school's gate TheJ found s~hoo' Principal Ltvf Ol!On and grammAr •~hoot Principal Georac Miller They e~plalDed they wen uRing th& ladder to aet elevation for photoll'tPhs of the new buildina. I IN THE SILVERY SUNSHINE, Ch1ef Justice Earl' Warren admmtster... the oat}l or office to PreSident Eisenhower on the steps of the U.S Capitol ~hll~ tens of thousands watch The ChJef Executive was publicly maugurated for a serond term whtch he dedicated to a quest for world peace Wltnessmg the REEDSVILLE '"llt Donald R Hobb•, s.on of .,., and Mrs II llobbl La.npvUit. oh ru:• nih wai 3l;Slgned to the 1 Jilh ,\ 11\i,lflfolrt Arllllt>ry Briog,.rh 111 l.l'rmany \ radio ··~·ralor Ill B.altery B of the brt,~tade"• 67th B•tta:lion, ~ Dat!a• t 1bl)s or Bo.ard Run cal Hobbs entered the Arm)' laat J\111 !cd 011 \1 r ;wd ~rs Dwight GJbbi and •rnved Ill Europe In DecemSundaJ <~ll; rnoon b" BOTPOINT ! . . . .MI.-- 1r ~~ ~utomoh!le accldt-nt wa' re ' rn• d fu1 ·d~, tu h1s homf' from 11 IH I,I o ' l! I ll thl Fn~tlc song \ 1d 1l~r I ~~ 111 ~ ca~l rrum \.. I• I<>C~ •e w.. s a( • llll\J~I•" I 1 h1~ partnh ~lr and \ir~ ! 6h n BleJOAJng who b.ad been dl 111, ' 1 . , It The Lakm property consuls of about 100 acres and IS near the Lakin State Hospttal property State offiCials have revealed dLSatisfaettOn over the treatment of all'ohohcs 1n state mental hos pttals and feel that a treatment Cl'Jller for alcoholics as a separate factilt} w1ll eventually be established In the ~tatl! of West Vlr· --------- WHTN-TV Channel13 = l h.J 'S I Servicemen ---~---~- Lew s Bl!'.n ng who wu InJured Penns~ ...._ ~_!l_r__ {l_!!ll'ilat for 4 ounc«a o~ liquid RZNNJ:L Concentrate You'll 12 SO S•grt Off Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mtddleport, 0 Jan 22, 1957-1 IKE DEDICATES SECOND TERM TO QUEST FOR PEACE (Continued from ,... .. one! Teubner 8r R B Medina 0 I think ' EI"I S IS IC':.il t 1.1n ' younger selll!llull.md h.. ~~d 1111 1 Slltl Jl]Ln g of :11 pt'l sons 111~ <IUdlllg tea<IH'I s t:.~nd ltt' IP"s on1 l•11 \11\l Jlea(ht•t Mr J)on<J fh,lll, Y..oiS fplll!Pd ' Jo'Jvi ' IS to 111\l:-o\{ \\ Jt ,tt IOO~C boll s olll' I() J lran 'itn1"Shlll 1 J I!Vl' ).! It b ,!lltlllttr•d }'tt'!·dty Cilhet IS <tiJ ltg ht Bakcrv h~as offered to pa) the Lid f('rence-whif'h w11l amount to several hundred dollars- between the cost of the neeessary repal'"l and a year§ rent c.f $900 wtueh the v1ltage w1ll g1vc them 1f they do the wo1 k on the bu1ldtng It was reported that uo repa1r work o( an> kmd h.ad been done smce the \ tllage renltid the bulldmg to the bakery The clerk was aulhOflied to no tlfy the Oh11:. Fuel Gas Co mpany th.at they were rcsponstble for re pav1ng stret>ts wh1ch they lear up for gas mam repairs Com plamts wen· rece1vcd of lUf'S bursting '.1. hen a break m the street on Seventh At~enue 1s hit The break was made by the Gas l'? It WilS also reported that etghl lax• ltcenses are available at th1s time Those prt:>~cnt for the meetmg were Mayor Ftsher Councilmen Wayne Gtbbon~ Ernest •..Covert, David Jenkms, Dav1d Miller Rolr erl MC"Eihmney, Clerk, Charles Murray, Treasurer, Jean I ama, Street foreman, Lewis E!hs, Ho mer Rtce, T A Hendflcks B W Gill, Russell Bmley and Bernard Fullz 1 W~AZ TV CHANNEL 3 6 5.5 S111n On 7 00 'fodav 9 00 CoHet:- Tlmf" ' I 0 00 llome ll 00 The Pnre 1s H1ght II 30 Trutt" or ConscQ,urnrrs 12 00 Ttc Tac Doueh WCHS.TV CHANIIIEL a WCHS·TV CHANNEL I 8 00 Capt.Wl Kanagroo 8 00 Captain Kangaroo g 00 Morning Show 9 00 Morulng Show I0:00 Garry Moore 10 00 Garry Moore lO 30 Arthur GCidfre:r 10 SO Arthur GodfJ eJ 11 30 Str1ke It RJeh 11 30 Str1ke tt RICh 12 00 VaJiant Lad) 12 00 Vahant Lsdy 12 15 Love of L1fe 12 15 Love of Life 12 30 Search for Tom01'row 12 30 Search fill" Tomorrow 12 45 Guldlng L1ghL 12 45 Gutdmg Light l 00 Kalte's K1lchen 1 00 Kat1e':;~ Kltcben I 30 As the World Turns I 30 As The World Turns 2 00 Our Mus Brooks 2 00 Our M•ss Brooks 2 30 Houseparty 2 30 t-hus£>party 3 00 Big Pavor! 3 00 'he B1a Pllyoff 3 30 Bob Cril!by Show 3 30 Bob Crosby Sbow Joe f•udweeler 42 IS a member 4 00 Br1ghter Day 4 00 Br1ghter Day (tf PS 1Rf:l < lass or 1957 Joe 1s 4 15 Secret Storm 4 15 Secret Storm 'na n It'd and a succe~~ful busmess 4 30 ~dge oF N1ght 4 Jl) 'F"dge of Ntgbt mllll - ar1d the father o,t two boys 5 00 The EHly Sbow 5 00 TnP Early Show v.ho olrP ho'h IJellt•r d11vert1 than 6 30 Your Esso Reporter. 6 30 Your Esso Reporter hr 1s Thai ~ wh} Joe 1s m school U 45 Sports Parade l'olu;•• School 189 nol Publuc 6 •• Sports Parade 8 M Weatherman 'l<'houl Hl9 _ Joe IS learmng to 6 •• Wer.lherman 7 00 Art Lwkletter & the Kids 11J lVI 7 00 .1111 Corey Show 7 15 Dougl.as EdwardiJ Joe !hough! h(' l>t~('W how to 7 30 Grand Ole Opry th 1\f' He dul k11ow how to shrft 8 00 Phil Slivers Show 7 15 Doug)e.s F.dwards lit~~ s and <\('rr Uut Joe was prf'l 8 30 ThP. Brothers 7 30 GJant Slep 11 h.IZ) on ~\O]J\Jil'lg d1stann~s bad 9 00 To Tell the Truth 8 00 Arthur Godfrey & '.\1 .dhf'r dr1v1ng mght VISiblllt}', A 30 Red Skelton 9 00 The Millionaire rr~··ohl(• wt•t d lim J\s tlnver cuur 10 00 $64,000 Quest1on 9 JO r ve Got A Secret lt"'IV - m r11rt about nll Jot' did A layette sh.ower wa s g1ven for \O~:.t Your Wi1., y 10 00 20tftl't!etftll'y Fox Hour kn0w \\ .J , how ~41> s.fllft gears and Mrs Darhman Ke<'d at the Eden U:OO .l JIL"'iiAli',Jlinute News 11 OD Up to the mmute new1 ~ lt•t r I\ sNit'S of small 1t aff1e of U B Partsh hollsf' Montlay even 11 0!5 5eannmg the Weather U 05 Srar!mng the w t.b f \lSI' <ll1 d a llllllnr 1HC JdCtl\ OJ 1ng Mrs ROXIl' Rl•erl hosh•ss ICC 1110 The Late Sh.ow 11 10 'ihe Late Show ea &r tv.n ;1~ tor hi msel f sa1 d Noth cream c.Jl;f" rufr<'t' and cool ;ud Ill~ VI T\ Sl TIOll'i ill all l!>d hun were scrvl'd tu the gues1R • lu II alflt sdwol Robert MHzf' ot B('lpre vuuled .11•t IJ:,_(' mau\ olhrr 11 uff1c of here S11nda'i w1th b1othcr 1n law WHTN·TV CHANNEL 13 f1 llfll'l S Ill \ht• S] ;J\t'S of 0T('gOO, Tom lolltns and wlfr WHTN-TV CHANNEL Wl~(OJJSill and r-;c"' Jr-rsev u rrank Cros~ anrl wir(' M{ ~pen I t1 44 Sign On 11 ~4 S1gn On 1r lf'lllli£ the b{'ncf1ts of tOrrect•vc tni the wmtf'r months m l' lunda 11 15 Carto.;n C1ub 11 4'5 Cartoon Club ldll(,ll\On,ll ha1n1n.l{ S1vcrnl olhl' .. :\lr and Mrs Don l' lf1nger of 12 to Noon News 12 10 Noon N~ws stnlt~ lllf' si!Jd}lllol{ tht• ltf1•savm..: Cla1ksJa.urg W Va were guests of 12 115 Netgh.bors 12 30 L1berace 12 30 L1berace [lO~Sihlli]I('S Of ill'iUJt ilriH•r Nlll('t\ rt!llltlt~es hcrf' ovtr I lw weekend I 00 Femtmne Touch ]1(1!1 Penny Ste~<Jrt small gau~hter l 00 Femmine Touch 1 45 Mov1e Matmee Odd!\ l nuu!,!h th.c much mahp; o{ Mr and Mrs I amh<'rt Stewart 1 >15 Movie Matinee 3 00 AflerMon Film Festival nPd tt l'n a.~:; dr!H r hl1s pomh•d f••tl rccenlly and b1oh her arm 3 00 Arternoon t 1Im Festival 4 30 Super Senal Time 4 3(, Supe" Serial '1'1me 5 00 Mtckey Mouse Club tlu il :n t o a1lult programs Teen Mtss Dolllc Bormg who JS em ~ 00 M•ckey MoWLe Club 6 00 Cartoon Club 1~•· rl1tvmg llf'f'!dcnt~ have been ployefl 111 Columbus sp••nt Sunday 6 00 Cartoon CJub 6 30 FIVe Star F1n·a i rf' dueud a rill 50 per eent where , ht're w1lh her parents Mr and 6 30 Five Star F1nal 7 15 John Daly & tbe Newt pu~~lir schoCJJ svslems orrer driver Mrs Tony Oonng 7 tS John Daly &: the Newa 7 30 D1sneylar..d lnHnlnJol progr.nn D1ana, ~mall daughter of Dofl· 7 30 Conflict 8 30 Navy Log ,\dull rln~er~ are made to jom na Jean Petty 1s a pat1ent m the 8 30 Wyatt Earp g 00 Ozzle and Harriet rnrtNllve tdmauon cl11saes if Sl Joseph Hospital Parkersburg 9 00 Broken Arrow 1h('~ :~rc caul'ht 111 a scnes of small W Va. 9 30 DuPont Cavalcade Theatre g 30 Ford Theatre lt11ff1t off('n~c~ or a le~ser numhe1 A I. Hetzer and famtl} or Lil 10 00 Polka Time 10 00 Wednesday Night Flghll o{ ll.<JOI <lnvtng offenses Each tie Hockmg wcrr. wc('kcnd guests 10 30 Conf1dentlal F1le 10 45 Sportscope !rufll(' tl('kf't 1s wnrth a certatn of his parent<~ Mr aml P..hs Ar ll 00 News 1100 News of ~he Nlght 1 uu!llhl't of I)O!flls, and a~ 1r drtnK thur Hctr.er and the Buc famtl)' 11 1ft Tlleatre 13 II 15 Th.eatre_:_:__ 13 l tl.! f1 om Pon<'t" de I l'on'~> 1\l)'th. Announcement has ~en recetY· l~l ~ountun or Youth an accumu· f'd byE A K1bble ofthe marnage 111 S1dnrv Ohw I,J\IOn of pomts lttlomatlcall" of h1s older daughter Barbara to m.lkt•s ~n <~dult drlv~'r a school Mr I~ LeWIS of Nashpol t, Ohio NEW ARRIVAL <'h J!d agam Mrs Chloe M!l!s spenl several Mr aod M.r!'l WtUiam C Dtl~lr t>duca\tnn classes correct davs recently with reJat1ves in dtH or S}racuse are an,noun·cing : ~rt"<'r k11owlcdge dc(ICienciP! M'ii.:Jleport. TO INSTALL OFFICERS 1 th.e b1rth or a son, Salurclay even· ~urw} s ~how that more than 27 t Mlu Lucy Klbllle The Women's AssociatiOn Will tnl:l', JRnuary 19, at Holzer Hoaplt· ocr ct>nl or rlrtvl'rs who are re meet thursday at the F1nt Presal Grandparents are Mr and Mrs rxaminNI tifler allowmg lteenscs LIOftl TO M.ET Pomeroy Lions Club at tha1r byter1an Church at 7 30 for- m· Hersh ell D1ddle and Mrs Rutb ' to ltpse runt 1dent1fv hand and arm ~lf{lUll! or recoinllr the sh.ap(' meetlni OD Wednesday noon wUI stallatlon of officers Mrs Lowtll Cundiff all of Syracu~e, Mr-s Llll· of traFfic lll!(n!t) and Slmplf' sk II heat' an as yet unnamed speAker Probasco will be lhe mstalhn~~: of l•an McBnde S~ racuse 1s a grea~• £1cer Members 11re asked to brmg grandmother The Cundiff's al~ l!·~t~ w~·crt Ott! th.o!c who an•n"' on the toplc or "Flshmg" accomoh) ~tt"afl~· capable of rracttng tt1 p.an.ied b)' shdes. according lo an- their- December Sales tax stamps have t\\o other sons, WJiham age to be sent to a Presbytenan Home 1 mne and Joseph age s1x nouncement made today norlf'rn trnfFlf s1tuatlons The drtver who knnws th.e law ~ut stmply won't respect tt and 'ht• nJo!hls of othcrg can manaRI!' to ~~ aduate ~ucces!lfully from t.be Eve~ING <tl'hnol But the f1rst violation after IN '!1-IE loiOUSE fl<"hools nets him a probationary l!rcno::e If hr eomm1U: a vlolatlon COULD GO VII whtlf' ,)11 probation the dlsrespett '!1-IE F1<ITZ AND ful 11nvcr's license •s permantntly IT WOULO MAKE rcvokt"d NO NCYEI<•MINO The e~·•raHon rt"VOCIIIion system "TO SQllA"TWEU.•• h.'l.s a \Cry des1rable secondarv eHert •n Nl'w Jf'rsev Approximhi('Jy 92 pnr eent ofth.e drivers marlf' alPrt lo pos~tbh: revocation nf licenses have no further eon rtrt t w1th the traffic law This per rell1al!e Is ('Xpf'cted to ri~~C 11.'1 more and more of tho.-re psvcholn.-ttally or physically unfit to d1tvc arc barred from the drlvcr's ~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~----=---;~~~;_~~~;~~~­ 1'11\111 vo•tlc sangt•t I l!ke I() h1 ,11 l•,lv•~ ~1ng hill don't !Ike to \\.,Jhh hllll .!1111 ( ll'llll'olllS l.l\IS IS Ill \ J 1\0111(' Sltlgt'l. lJt • :-. JIIPtt\' llHl' I Middlepw-t Budget l00 1 WP sh~lllt!Jllllt tlso .1 fl'\\ of thl l!l.tll\ atJs\\Crs tlw polling fOffinlltiPP I PII'~It>d 011 lh• II\ I" (jlli~\1011 '!Jw lrthut1' to Mt Vt nna11 Js Ulllllt•d ' lla1d Work MrttiS llm1nr and 11 ,.., \\TIIIL•n ll\ !\11 <::-:. S1s~nn Mt Vt>niiJlt 11.1S h.til i.l vuy h1gh huntll bestowed upon !urn lit• h.1 s bel'n ,lskl'd to h1• Ullt' 01 !11~ toJeht·s for the Nmlh South football g.une JL. h OJH' ot tht• tq ;:u~ hes for the South LPam along 1uth llu gh llllldn1an l•um ( 1dumbus North hea(l coarh Rob Kappas f1om I tnunnatt Wtst Hills and Jof' 'carlo from ~l'\\,nk, Olno. 'I Ius g,trlll \\111 lu t•l,l}Pd at ('anton OhiO about lhr tntddlt of Augu st Alwa~:-. bt fur~; tin s hono1 h,Js hren gLH'Il to toat hes from l.1rgu S{ hnol ~ (Continued from ~gilt one) Wt" (OUidn t tllmk ot ,, molt• dtst•rvu•g pc1son to •ecel\e lhts hono1 We m 1y he ,1 stn,dl 't litH>! hut we h<.~Vl' one ul the ~ldt 1 lOIIl]J!Itt• ln\Cntoq. Of SUJ)br•st toar hcs anvv.he1e Mt Vt>!Jil<II 1 l1<1s \wrked ha•d for us plit' ~ and <'(!lllpmcJJt lly ran 7 lie out only tncs to butld a th<ml[llonshq> team hut he also 1957 a11 d h, Dtt Jl t~th ye.ar henaflt>r ttlt!s to build champwnsh1p stu d rnts \o\oe unngme all of you 9 Allow !h(' ;h1•nrf 40C per know 0£ students who \\3nted to fjllll Sl hnol but didn't because M1 Venna/ltalkt>dlo lhtm .tnd rt lJ dt • tht•m realize th('y could rf<~y to h•l d pnsont 1 s 10 Havl' <~II n11ut perta uung to do a Jot beth~' ' 1f they st.Jved 111 s r hmd Ot tou•s<• there arc coulliY busrne~s sta nqwd 3nd mail some Y..hO w1sh now lht•y l1<1d il :...h•twd to hun. cd by the LnmJOJS~JOru rs clerk M1 Venna• 1 t.Jkes apt l son<Ll 11\lt 1r ~t m luf.l students He IS always gl,ulto lulp \\.tlh dll\ p1t1hlt·r1 1 ~ 1ltt•v m1ght haVIJ If he 11 llchu l'd :\11 ~ lk :m Barnilz h,J s h.td anv pxptrrent• llt11 h1 th111ks m1ghl help the stu· <~S tiJrk ru1 11157 rlt•nls, he ,o,111 t1·1t 1! to lhl'lll In lllh \\ ,Jy ht heJps them not to ' ::.! Met•! 1111 th•• f1r~t .md th 1rd m<Lkl' mtslakts /\lung \\lllltlldfltlllg dtlll 11',\t:hmg Mr . VPn ~ Mond~~ H of 1111h nwntll at th.e natt ;.~(so !1 It's lo t'lltOUI.lgl guod, tt11~ 1\ ~ht p 111 lws l:itudents If ('onHntssJoiH r~ off1t• ~~ tl1o court hi! Hl'C~ a studt•nt dom~ '<ltl ltlhrng th 11 tsn t 'tgltt , he thltUially hott·•· .11 ll W ;J m SlO pS t11111 Wilh .Hl t XVhll\dll•Jil ----One ol ttw ljtW Itt It's Mr V 1 1111 11 1 :-.1 1 t '-S~'S Js ¢uod manners MOBILIZE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AJ\ ,\111<1\l t ,d1l I ll' - Ttw He tLIP~ to st I ' lh J1 lu ~ s lwl t>11h 1· \U 11 1-. lu~ tl',llll have,-good n1anncr s ;.Jntl ust 'i 11H·m 'I hesl' ,11 t· Just .1 il \\ of the many rr=t P'l A of the tlh~ 4.! roo111 Jonas so ns I think thPIP t'fi••k .. l-,.. no f1111 r p1•rson th.tn M1 Vt•nnarr Salk Sch•wl l~rg1 sl l \; me utar) for !he lal:ik lk il.HiW(JJkNI h;nd ll I O.li!JtJtg but has ,11\VilYS ~ Lhou] 111 j ,ll[urli\1 h. 1s 1110 t11l!Ud \akt'll ttlllt' fiO ill tO.atltlll~ ltl ht ill !h1 sllltlt ii( .S h(• h,l s kll0\1.11 thl s\' tliOI flliiHij)il l IIH v g<~ve \lr Vt·nnarl Is not onh u111 ul t lit tH st 1 o.tt tws hut .t!Hu a \~ un l'11nt 11 .11 \I• 111 11 \1ilh 1 .1 \hi l t of dt'J!UI pe!SIIIl to kllll\\ gild('ll Jullt' sk.1t1' ~]ntld.!} !It And hm e at t' ,, I('W m s\1 "'.., t 0 1•1 t•slt 1 lfli<'SI 1011 h.ul 1 omvl• 111 d uf sm' f t t' t MlllnteKtlthtn r\lv t.tvOIItt Slll/-:tt ls( iuy Mlltht•ll .Oogl ll call~f'illii rn,lkJII.L': h1' rl11l~ rl<Jss I I (Conhnued from p•g• one) Crow and W1ck Cnm Precedmg htm m deal!'! were three brother~ Georg(' Burl and Harry Crow and a s1s!t 1 Mrs Agnes MeKmley Mr uow wa.s born Jan 23 1879 at [oltugt'vlll(' W Va Funtral >;(rll<'es will \}(' con du1 \('d at 2 p m Thurs rla> ,11 t he t v.mg funt•ral home v.hl· fnt'llrls ma' ca ll on Wt•dncsday <Jnd Thursdal The family 1s re qutslmg lhat flowers be omJtted Tho~e wlto I\ ISh t9 do so rna~ col}· t11huh• to the MCI!':S t ounty ru n r; 1 rund llUJllll will be tn the f,wul~ lot at lht! Letart Falls Cemetery \\t tP ,di\J\;, tX:tt<Lit!lg gl.rd to rt •t tr• t (01-m·s of schnol n(CV.'\tlapers !rom our (OUIII\ s lirplt :-,r !ronls l'h('Se rnrmPo £raphed t•dnrun ~ art• 11nt prPierrlr•lll 111 ,tppeJrance but thr •\ Hl•3ul1:-. ot .t WSAZ TV Civic Leader Vennori Honored In School Newspaper TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel3 Tuesday Wednesday II I 1 \o1k ( 111 lh '\ 't nL', Enter~d 'l.S ~econd class ma1lm);! m rll• r ~:~! the "''St od1ce Dl P Omt rnv fJh1o .. v Sub~rrP•Itfln r !{'~ f)f'l il f'q Ill r rrH r whPrC avall~llf' 10 f'P,..nt~ P<'r '"' k ur;f' 11 Tr 111 a<h lr>tr tl 1hf' OaJiy Sf'nlln(J offlff• ~~;·~~ aVii i,Jhlf' flllf' t"Jr;nj h (;) R\ I!! oil <rll" Vf'flr tR , \ mnn h~ • o• HI< ntb>; q;; Wl th • ,. n r, nlh~ $3 90 fi, uwl Jr route 4 1 ~~~ ~~ :~~ rr•f' months ~2~0 flllf m• rllh ~I 343 Tf'Ktnli!On \H: Three Are Killed 1 Good W11l Class Clifton Mr and Mrs. Bob Marlme of South Charleston was calling on Mr and Mn Ned Henry Saturday Mr George Burns was 111 Athens Oh1o Thursday on bunness Mr and Mrs Chne Irvin and daughter Clmedda called on Mr Dana Lewis and Mena Wednesday Mrs Ray P1ekens Sr. :Mr and Mrs. Lew Hortman, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman Pomeroy, Ohio motored to Bartlett, OhiO Sllnday tv VISit Mr and Mrs Rus.'l£'11 Wolfe and .family Mrs George Burns attended a meetmg of the Mothers Cluh at tbe home of Mrs Fred Thabbot at Mason Wcdne~day cvcnmg Mr. and Mr! Paul Turnbull of Mason was calllng on Mr and rd'rs Ned Henry Saturday Hado UD IT WD.L BRING HIM DOWN TO EARTH ON THE RIGH'r SIDE! \ l \ \ A newspaper route will help de· velop your son's responsibility, initiative, thrift, honesty, and real ) manhood. Fino traits of charoc· fer become real end ective in your bay when he is a newspopor· boy. I I I • THE DAILY SENTINEL I SOCIAL AT CLIFTON The Good Wlll Clas11 of Chfton M E Church will hold a social m lhe church basement on Friday evening It w1U start at f•ve o' clock Everyone 1s mvitcd to come and cat supper. Tllere will be par eel post packages and a f1sh pond for the kldd1es There wtll he plenty of goad thtngs to cat, eve1 y one 1s welcome The Good Will Class has rcsum ed the qniltmg and scwmg carpel raga after the holidays Those present on Monday cvcnmg were Lucille Harr!.Son, lrcnc Ju,sl1s:, Mr and Mrs. Bell Srowrt and sons the host and h'¥teSi Mr and Mrs Ned llo:>nry. • Mr a.1d Mrs. Otha Licvwg of New Ha'-en and Mts Ferns ,h\Slls were viSiting Mr. and )Irs, Ned Henry Sunday. lolr and r.'lrs N( d Henry <~nrl Mrs George Ourns were m Par kerRburg t'11day a£ternoon Mr and Mrs Marvm Allan of Toronto, Ohio has Yeturnccl home after S.Pt;.UQ.u:li 4 week v;Jth Mr LETART, W.VA. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keefer and children, Mr .and Mrs. Albert 8oston v111ted reeent1y Wlth Mr Dan Bostoll In Huntington, who I& til Mr and Mrs. Arch Roush and Mr. Paul Hoffman were m Galh polis Tueada;r on busJoess Mr Albert Boston was a caller m the CeelJ Blessing home Mon· day afternoon. Charhe Brown is vuitmg h•s family at Board Melvin Bonecutter, who bas been vlSJUng fl'"iends returned to h1s employment l)n the rtver, lves Ktng and Curtis Rickard visited Friday wttb Eugene Kmg m Holzer Hospttal, Mr. and Mrs Leonard Rou::;h, San.:tra and Milton Ray, spent Thurt~day with Mr. and Mrs ~o Roullil of Dav1e1 Grove Relative!! ba,,e 'eeeived word of the sudden deatll of Mr U!mucJ Roush 1n Genoa, Dlinols He was born and reared m the Oak Grove commumly smd was the son of Mr Robert and Lucmda PJckens Roush lie rna' r1ed the former Eula Hart, daughtH of Mr James and Nelhe EntwhJslle Hart also of thiS COM• mumty He has one stater hvlng, Mrs Bess1c Bennett, who is scr•oUB ly 111, beSJdea a bost of other rela· and Mrs James Bennett. Mr and Mrs Arthur Fl<'k of Pomeroy was calling on Mr end Mrs Ned Henry recCTTtly Mr and Mrs George Burns and daughter Cherylo went to Athens Oh10 on Fnclay Mrs Fanme Frances of M:tson spent the day With Mr and Mrs T M Lockett and famhy Mr nnd Mrs. LeWIB Ju11t1s Mr John T 11ylor 8J'd son Jonh. Jr 11.as calhng on Mr and Mrs Ned llcory recently M1ss Ann Ilarns of Mason (all cd on Mr .a.Ild Mrs Joh11 1--l<lnJ· son &uuday The omootbeot ride you've enr known is maJc possible by Slud!'bakcr's new liml of suspcnsiun that comh~ncs the Lcncfib .of turs1on control \\tlh coB ep11nge. Tlus umque Luxury-Le,el R1de " a11o1hcr example of Sludcbakcr's ~uperior Cra{lsmanslup. T, y rt at )OUr Ut\llel \, tutl,ty! • Studebaker-Packard CORPORATION /ut. / 0/14= jtwZ rjqlbdmandrz. «JIIZ£1 399 S. Third St. TOM RU E MOTORS �--··· .. ." C-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy Midd leport 0 , Jan 22 . 1957 Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy -Middleport , 0 , Jan 22, 19n7-5 Cn•dl Htnd and Portla nrt Hom{' "uf\1 I md at thf' home of Mr ~ I n1• I :-."'~11 rh o!e prt·Sf'lU Wf'rl• .\!1' J1'1"'~td Nolan Mn Ok1·1 l'.1 1 r'1 r .\l r• !\ianun Furbeof' , \fr ~ 'h ••. , ,' s~~~l' 'dn fl )alt l'.u ) '""' •In I_I uri Juhn ~<Hr !\ir~ S11l 11 ,r,r .\1rs (Lan•nee Prrce . .\1n Ji ,.,. .rd t;!)O:·r~hach. ~Irs H.alph ~ ­ t• <~rl· .\lr, Jl uiJf'rt f'n re. \1r, 1·... ,1 ~J yrt· ilnrl .\Irs Harr) Swan \lr lf,w<: rrt No lan roncJru·tr·rl 1 rh, '''JJI\Ir·~ mcf'!lll~ and .\1 r~ : Th urn~, Sa,rt• ami .'d r~ lluward t·: twJ~ ')~rh ,huv.-N~ u!Ws of tl'rt ~ t ·w 1n6 m..1rh1w ar rae hmcnb rrr thr ' ..1fterrrnt,n l'•·t Ju(' k dmntr WJ' l Crucial Came Against 11\:efson\rt"J le '1 fo:~~~i~-~~~~~~i~~~r~~;r~l~et~"~.~\ M ... IT tead1n~ \'elsorn ill!! Hound, USia ;~ the raro')H'r~· SU )L H"UrJII" I . leadn S T J 11 h -. \f, n~ on wa~ m"rkt d tt' JCfl . · (( (I ( oarh Drtk R t·l!on s rnan"()l.l.('r I ltst wtth thl· flu .gLw J R 0 s· Sports ftrU b sec•retary The hr.o:h,lonn.r.; ACE~. an,l II• tallr-~t Pant111 r as well. \UJS u 1 •,, ,) Y••stcrda~ '1>'\lh Ou Hf·tton told 1 .. By Un••.~d Pre 11 The Sen•rrwl tht~ mor nrng llten•s a "t' nlttrt(·ntal sto r y be· Johmrm df'frn teh is <Jut hHtd 'h(• St Loru·~ Card mal con Th rf'p nthf'r hrJ\-' """ ,1,. ,,.,,. tlaet ..,I on ·' 'u"llll r~ al l set to sron •' f .. ~r1 h-p~ .. fnr tht• 11 Jlrmp•,·t·· t 1, 11 or .rbr1ul $75000 w1th1n a week , , ~, , "l \!c),on\rl'" ton r ~;ht Aa rnn Ruf .lu~••d ·•nd (;eneral Manaw·r 'IM iun w 3, 0111 uf .,1-huo! t or lriilf F"r :.nk L~ n(· aln:a dly have agn•t•cJ l·•l;> •· ~l 0ndl\l \Hth " tou! h uf flu lo T..rms for Hl~7 and St an Th e ''au.rt lrornl bill: bur lev for wa n ! \f ;~n a~•a n "Ill be the National 'ra~ 3 r-ro! rl and \Ah ldHmuth i~ L£'a!.: ll-! s h l~ hl' st salarred player at ~ h·•k rnl! 0f ~ C(lid appro:\.rn.'ltch ~ 75 · 0U0 He drE-w a "R,frinc:l •• n proha~1h 11-J! I pll> bas;• P••'• uf S?S.OOO last year plub ~a hi Rf'lton ' but h(' 'wo • b '· $5 ,(Jil() ht ·c~.,~(' Lhl• C<~ rdJnals at ' " 1 ·' 1 I n t e up ', lril dt•d mort' tlr 1rn .1 mlll•on fans u s .rn uar.• strP'tiH I." ' Alth uuu h 1\o!uciMI, batt"'·' ''Ill .__u " 1, Piton 11ld•r:l1l•d that 1f Ruff 1 1a~t lt'ar "and lt••l., I he l•ogu• w•'th . ._ ·l_lll{lon i~ .!hiP to . .I(O , hi s S !Jrt ln~ I JU!I rol\s lnrllt"d Ill hils okey(>d the h~Puo pr nbJ !•ll· wr ll t)l' H.1 wthn 1 w new ··~rns hl' hasn 't offictally \\tldermr :•h . ~~~~on ~nd F:~slma n sJg ll('(l lrr s rontraet yet. l11ne Expl.-ina Del.-y or Polmer · I .an~ h11s IJCf-11 ent:clled SWACKHI\MMER R fur th e . EAOY d~la y 111 }.lt,:llHJg .'rtus1a! bu t Ire r-xMt>anw hrl e 1 n~('h No l~:~n Sw<trk plaincu Monda y rt wa 1 r ham m f ' 1 11I I' . ~ Jeeause 0 Pr 0 has hr~ the ahsf'llt'f' (Ill va rati on of c!ltb ' •·port lowe r 111\ l~lfln .r ~c kr t ~ plltlll'd fur SI'('JI· t~ r! .\-1ary Murphy . ~ louglt ganw against No 2 hed '' M1ss Murph y ha > offida\{•d at wi.Hr' ~OtnNO\ 1 At h1•n.'l on th'-' all 1~ of !\1 oq !I J's cQntr<tct sigmngs Ja( kcl' houw floor . and we wuuld not think of tlosmg Swaek has rn~ndt>tl ha sq_uad in- with S t~n Without her present," "I Tunne hill ~thle~ CntJcu;m .s bemg levelled at bas k el b a 1I .1~ 1t is Ueing played these days r tr c Pros. colleges and high 'iChool ~ o:·e In !or almost almost equ<.~l >hares. It's no lon&iir a game o[ rl'irmce. critics mollJ], it 's jr rst bringiug tolilcther !iVQ boys pC'r te11m who can shoot, and do liltle else. · T ' h o us t 1s .~ounds somethin&: like the oldster wl\o alwa)·s cries about the ~ou nger generation fa going l o pot And fast. Do nnt thl'se CIJ!Jcs forget that . I I. :t Split 7' Owens Takes 0ver At us ky (_ ampus Grows On M)'dd'1es Jn Oh io Prep Race Pres ' "'"'" ' I ''"'' basketball, like all sporlll, Is dom·rnanl 1y an exprcssro n of the tempo and sl ~ le of living at any partlcu· Jar lime? In a rapHI chang,·ng kind o r liJe . svorts forms changQ to keep OlltC. fn the d:i\'S of the Model T when 25 m . lt•s Pt'r hour ·.va~ rtal· ly whippmg 1t up on the high· "'ays, control basketball, atraight to o rno ,w rattve an•l f1 ght u1Jo: L.anr• sHt d. power football. baseball with tbefranw o( m1nct and wUI go, he The B1 ook lyn Dodgers corraled " hNtvy" ball and sufficient thrllJ ~~~vs, with four pitchcn at a clip today to pl/ly(•rs ond fan!l alike It took "Bow lc11 at rf'nlf'r Morrl.q llnd when they annvunccd Roger Craig a fellow four da} s to get by train K1·nrwdy .tt forward!! . and Wh 1t· Don lk ~~ ~·nL , Ed Hochuck and Do~ from Nr w York to San l''randsco luh·h o~ Nel son at guards" ElJ,ton ha_d :.!l;rccd to terms. in 1925. Tuday you do It In eight In ~11ddlr-port tou. the flu has W1th Cll'lll Labtnc sl:~ted for hours Uy air. ~truck down onr man counted up- starting du• ~, BcsS('nt, who hud a on fur Jots of Uuty. Tol1 Ed Me· 4·3 reeortl la st ~ason but saved Sport too, have been speeded C!ima~ 1s o ut with nu and Bowles numt:'r tJ us otlll'r gu nw~, looks like up. Surl', th c' rf"s some go?d, soUd has a col d. Bowles ranks ~ixth for the Dod gw~· key ma n m the bull- sports funs who prefer the1r games !he season play of all SEOL play- ptn. the nlll wa y The y should, They t>rl With 144 poinTs He has been gn·"':' 11p. on th€'rn . and would lUte the Ju t· kl·ts' hrf.>!l(l a nd butter mlln to dt e with 'e rn the same \!fay. r!'h,ound work as well as orr But takf' blls ke tba ll noo,y. Th~ · rorln~ . rage sport as played in the late ~ Ath<"_m IS lr- rl hv ni sholl wi!h 20's alld earl y 30's. whll'h we are 1. 1 ~ point~ anr] Md'on~1·v with 144 most fllmJllnr wit!~ wns exeltlng porrt l ~ _111 ~(· a~rlll pla1· Th<' nril l }{ to walclr crrt.mt l)• Jiut no more so flog~ wtll lw lnnkltrf! hil llg'l'il}' for than r.ow , tl'llr·~ ~ you think pass' . vr t·lory tn kt•t•r Pill'<' ....,!lh Ow ing the b;lll :rrou w' ,·,, !he fore'.-t· I so nv II If' H o und ~ ~.J:\'1'1'11 ' 1'1' •·r1 lt' tJn1vcr- r ou l't i~ unu st 1l1Jly heart " warming __ ' 'I~ t,f \V ii~h l nJ.:IIJ\1 lu~ 1ts rn•w \\o'e duu'l ~L·'IJre r.. ol!i.d l (ll ~ t'h l•l•l.•v. bi ll al'luall) ., l!u- 'I 1,,,,, ri1•1111 t'h:JJJ,e(• much P•·rft 'C tio n of t1r1· jump shot by ro o1•r1· lh;o rJ li ri• 1"1'~ rnan s name thou~ ·m d s o l lr1 gh ~r hool -. rge play .l rn 1 !Wt t l~. l . rnn~·r l'e~ns A&!\1 en; h.r\ JlltT t111· 1•m pha s1s on shoot.11 d•· 11.o. lll'lllld i n th1• pusit ron mg 'llid ~~·or; ·s hav l' •;kyrockctt:!d \IUJI JI:II ~'" l'l'<·d·•r.( Dartt· II Rol·n] 'l'h1·r,. is 1111 n ·:rl t!t•rcnsr- for the llh•· 1··: , ~ ~ ~~~k .lli l k 111'-l hdurt· ju ll!IJ pus h shot olh<'r tha n get Il l!~ d own f!lr yuur uw11 shot. I l11 1~ 1 ar;,.; 1>~1 .r 'trrril ar pos1 ~•L I he Whllf' li t! ~ has l'i iRllgL•cl lr n~ kl'l · 1 I l l ' ' r,11.,. uf T<'\.1~ By BOB GRIMM bal l .t lo t 1t ha~ c·alli>d ror gn•ater r·ou , ~mns. n t rp Hoflh 1111'• 11~ ,1 1111 Rll)'al .1r·t· spilt T!J f' em p h ;1·r~ on uthr·r a~ pi•t·h or thl' I 1<' .11 lrr I • 'I Jr, 1pi a~ I'd I fH' rr ('Ill · prt ·~~ llrl• wn~ ''11 lllf • llll g lrf1 ;\llrl rl lr town !'.1lilr1 Jt•~ tnrlorr In •( illl ~t' ot I• ,.,. fo<rllo,1IJ as fmu· Yl .rr ll'iltrl ~ll lll l' lllllwr lo eottHIIPn•d of less Lmport<utr'l'. An ;•x:wrple l.!i the rn.111·~ .rl likl.rhnrnn [ lrrrH•rsi\y u n 1 :l'ilflln(' Wlllrliii J.: ''l'(iJk ll rl i] tiJP ahsol11 " w•n· s~ ir y .,f having good Jl, I ll111 1\'r ll'l ll ,Oil llltd hoth Wf' ll' f ·u'! PV1'rv hn1h A im .~ for 1111' dr.,Jrl rehl'it ' ILJcrs •Ill u Wllllrlfl!o: ll'am )I'll!)~ 1 u.mwd Al l 1\•J r<·rirans lrt IIH!I lll!hnr)(.!lt 1111' 1\l ioli l l< ~ ,1r••n't Hl'hu undltlg b ll sktll I hat l'Oilli'S '11 •' 111! lo 1'1111 ' ('rio• ~I ' ' '( llJ1 1) -tr.ol 'hi onlv WJ!h lou~o: l'!lfll't" it.:,nce 1111 <1 I n\,,,., l f' fl M' >Of)JI \'{'!,ill<' { lr>;-; '\ i\ l ntlnr nl(, und 1l 1s lHJ tn dh rd uaJ. r h nrnn • u!J~ Will h Ti \'t· t,, h•• ~~~ rht'il not a tt'a rn dfort Shouting has lvot fr rrm nnw t1rrt rl t!w -.•.rs(oJt ht't'Oilll' morP iudiv illuallzetl Only ,.r, 0 ,. , VPry Jufri'I.J.wlllly now tlut ·~ u11c 'flrlrll<>tnwn f•ullid t·~ v. )II, ,1u in· St't' lhr ln•r( r•rtl v srl'eencd basketn·"t' t\" \t:ru ~ rrr·' ·' ri\o• th h t 't 1,1;. 1 ~~all pllly. It t akl'~ to long to set ··• 1'""11' rn nn nliH•r ••rql'j 11 ! r; l'f" ll t tt up, 111nl rr n ,,, . Jo:U!' A hayw Jrt' l'lw f'••rl l:rud (; rad!' Srhool h n• , .. '' '· " r "~rrl"' f' lltl ll'~ l vour vp_post!iun di ll undo you ~ n.,,., 1' n n1rr,•v 1>1<-rlinw 'l' lh;rll lt·'l lll went down ln (lf•f!•,J' thr·ep mrn u!t•s wo1 k rn one bla m 1 1 :'n ao~. or1 r~t tlw Hul lu m! Juni(J' " "!I ~ rr(sh , JUmp 1111d p us h. Two " " ' "'"~ " ,.,., ('nl""'h"~ 1' 11~ 1 tho • I1L'Ir Sr hom! ~1nrlflay nrg hl 111 1111 1 pomts! .. .. ," r... r.... ,. ~T : 1 1, J J,, 1 .,,.. 11 t';l rnf' 1 ' 111rl 11 rt h n hu·tH' crowd in fllll'nd ' '' """ 1-o ' " finro 'n•hltm ta ~ t 11r·r lr PNiurs s ro• l• are turning to '"'rl hh.t)n,, limn ftl:i!'i . lll'hlTHl I !1\'{' d 1sp luy tlt1! iwl l vHiuol ratht•r than l,. r~· 1 ,,,..,~· 'l() nnlnr ~ 1\ •Jtl.md h11d a thin fJ ·Il e d·~~· al !Ill' h•Jm Wr arll sn many peuplc N .. 11rlv lln11nlmo1H (l,oiu 1 ' H ' ftrht IJil'lJ' !t•l' mark nud tro rll'd now, 166 nnlllons. or thereabouts, \ o n r"""lf lht• M•drlil' q won :i 14 at h:tlf time The l itth· H1•d S11 ft•':" of us eau actually partlrl1 ' " "' ''"" ""r'rl'l rlnwn in f\w 1)t'l th h r•l\' l'VI 'r, sur..:l'd in thr patr lit or.~o: anlze d sports for pay .... t, l ., ! Tnllnrt Pl'l'' ~ flh in h •i• h 1 llrd 'lll .tl'lrT to ~n it awny Jlw or pl11. y We want Individuals to "·'· '" 1 ,.,.,,.h,.. ~· l'"tinl!~ tl' r t•i 1,, ,,., "'til t•. lttrld rrrg 11 30-21 bulge at llw tdollw. to .:l'vmbnlizc out attach ~ ''~ " ' " 11rf' '"'d hv 11l l hn t r.. •n hrt•f·-w.r\ mnrk. nH'n l to a s·~ort we'd l1ke to play "' Jh .. "ll """•·h"'l vnlil tl' Thrlrr H pn•li m1nary ~am<' Por tl nnrl lit oursclvo~ . but can't . ,.. .. l , h " '"' "" ,.n,, r,.....:o I nn ' " II'< II~IU '-i · ~ lh (; r:rd~· heat Rutland Srxth Glve us a Mil'key 1\fantlc who ., ' I'! ' "" 11 !'• ' " 1 ~r-t• n ln(' fur st•f'. r:r·a1 lc :.!:l -19 ("air rlt'u t tlw hall . Remember the ""' 1 "'.. );1 ~i ~ n .. ~ .... ... ,,, r., Jnmllll '! Nl'rll, 11!'1•1 grt~atcs t of t l!f'm all, Babe Ruth S1orc hy qtrartcr11: Otto Grahll'll the vasser. Ho~ " '"· 'l 7 ~""'""11l,. n l ~., r-~m1• 11orn>rnh H1 rllnn d 9 14 30 41 ... ,,.._ ':.,,,,,.;,.q In rl'l11 ln tl-rr •ir no'i ma ny con rccttll th e name or !he l'm·tl llnrl 11 115 21 29 1 1 ldt gu.ud o( the L'lcvcianrl Browns ""~ f'nl;,.. lrh•n f'lt•vr•lllnd 1 :r!1•1 lndlvldu•l Scoring 1""'""'1 frnnt ~(~lh tr1 lht• fu11 rlh lluffrrt all , Hl-17, Hobst€'ltt•r . 0 Lhrr'-' .:vears :.go? Graham, Brown ~"'" 1 "''••r t'lnwnin q CBnlon r1•ntrui t 1. PiPrl't' 15 ll·1n: George 4-0-8 ;md (,I'Ol.a were the Cleveland Bro~n ~! Who wa§ on the Mtnner~ '" "H,. r 2 1 1'i~ Mnrltn :.!· l!'i Totals 1!1-11-41 npolls Lnker~t bc~hlcs GeOI·gc Ml· _Pnh.. ~t,.n r"''11hn1111 f'111l~ ul~n Portlntul, V. MeKl'h'CV :.! 2 n· ~.t,,.,,,.. ,.,1 rl•• •nllf' t•rh•intt Mnqq ll. 1'11<" 1' !l-119 F' Cozart 2-li-4 Var; knn rive years 11go? Who was just 1"" Al\.,1\ll ~~flr"rlnv nil•ht . whllf' \f,·t1• r () 0 o. E Court 0-0 Tut - nne nf Bob Com1y's teammates at Holy Cross In 19150? ,\l s 1:1 :l :w Thmllt nn rlrnnrw rl (rom rorrrth to _The Sporb D>l'sk will ride nlong •hrll, nhrr- rnllo w"rt hv T!ff\n roOffi r t.rl~ . Dn)lan and Schoonov!'r w!th Sports the way they are. The lun•IJ !~ ('an ton \ff'l{ \nll'v nnrt unwt_nnl'r still must have a:rcater "lty ln OJJI!• lnii~C'd Teams h""'"n ~ 1 "1lhl'n\'llle ()a'l1on R oo~f' skill, more ltldurance, riner train· lriiWI'\'f'l' tlu~ i11 not itw Wtl\' Vt>ll r i n l~ h"rf 10th Aflt"~ nrr f'ighth Jim Vl'trn:on \ llutland Rt"d I)Cvi]F tng . Tl1ose necessary qualitieH of O]/lf'!' !'l!Uiflon B WP>I'k llli!O ft•t•l nlu1ut i1 Tht• Reel [)('vi i'~ wtl a wmner you'll nf'vcr take away. Thf' ~<' f'Onrl 10 M!l!Bd~ . ~ "n'ral rv mrntor is 1n lht' midd l!• o r 11 ~1)flrllnq unhl" nl ... n mRrlf~ Wf'r(' rrhulldin~ Har nn the hllrdwood s hrA iff'tl hv ~ht"lbv In J lth plllf'f' an,j hr ~ tt•Jrrn of !re!!hmen. sonh ollnr1 rolunrhH• F.a ~t In l ?th thr> lnlll"r ornong )he "al11o ran ~" l n~t 11\0T<'II Hlld tunior·s has bf!rn corn im:: .1! 11ng qut(•kl y · Wf'#llc I I r I Port land Graders Beaten 41-29 At Rutland Monday '.i· e b th o un· r0Uf'd to t~f' The .,.,switcb-bitling. 2!).-yea.r-old :<. • • · . 1er- UeJ~r, cenU who rPc:e(ved thf '! · ' ' :os 'i b~. t a~ tb~ · aunu,Y J!ocheser-.t;-rest-"'diQ, Cl~b ~lio Fum' ~illner here 'J.Ol)fJa,Y iil~f, t~us tjecame tbe 'I)1Ji-'r;l, New 1¥t~ Yan1 •ee play'E!.r to. ~Jl ' th~ i_Y(Ifd. _F.ot.ner Ya..q~c.~ sh~l.Jij.op Phrt Rt~to ~as the !mtt "i'n,OF of the bftJ't In 1...-n and ex·Yw-li•• pl'tcher """ ~ ~llte Reynolds wOn ' i ' tb~ tollow1n .. yef, Rocky ~.1.a· L. J: th ·~ · . 19._, n Be ~ol,ff•"<DO' II · was de jl,j, w ner, n ogan ~ptul'e the belt In 1953, Willie Maya of the Giants in 1954 and ·former Cleveland ~rown!:~.' QUart~rba~ Otto Graham won it Ialit year. .;y·r- !"· I 1\Wajd.: for W•Honsin, 18 Bl:uie~·~h~~n~~S.J~~n:~:~l;n,h/~: ( 1 . l! a sc<~r~ 1nto Ohio St.11te. The BadtM:d' ma mbm~t.es of play al t" rs JUmped off to a qu ic k 12·.5 lead !son s., \lwre rallytng to an~ still led by 40-~ at halCtime. beat Wi -: consin '67-Gi :'II o 11 day· Ob state didn 't go ahead until . l th I I 10 !l'!' It -it 'ofii:S ~r lOth win m 13 Vern Darkstall's three- point nJay rrs and uave them a perf t b • TenrerrJ""ti:l0!5-0 er :-"11. SIX minutesleCt put them • - · In fwnt to !;lay, 80-57. Frank HowrSnt. rd J d h a ':1-f.\ \llh, n.Jtwna I a e t e Buckeyes wrlh 23 mucb eaSler ~1nre un tis court Peona,, il l . as it th wo.o, ''r.r2,_~s~ional 0 tb( year·· ~:,:~~~~..!~,,;:~;--;,;,:;:;2/y<;6,--;r~or--:,:- ,-=:,.-::-v·-•"'•::-,.,::-,,-:-bccu,-::B-,ob--::L""Itz-.w- ,.-nn-.d-zs · v_utU LastS-"' Miu"le Swge .~CHES_T~, N. " ·· UP · M•c• .-. ' tl h ,.ey M.an e , w o spccialaes rn s,pectacu)at' l,lelts, addert a du•· monQ,·studde.i $10,nntt. one to hiS 11 · ;:['_ "'"Y co e~tio~ to~,>.' ~s the, \fh.mer or the S. lli•• > >< BY I Buek.S. Sq.~_eak ~ \l'isco.usm 61-M, T ail - ,. 0es k \. et urns Home 1\l~de Awcu-ded $}- p } ~ ~ ' .. e.t . . '5:."-0~ IL. AtLl t ~ ~{~ e The or 1'kc d ·J JC£/t/CR /IROXl! .Ei3H1' f,CHOOL I?ECORP' • ill i #O tJAAfE;.. EAROER 1 1){1-!i> them ln tbe first-half Slltle. MIA~~ """!~ GOOUDP SwlAII~I•.'. H·.... tack ts oft lo a "Ood start at the ~ Hialeah meehll£. The lite-M n• . I tlona1J_Ockeychampionhatrldden mne wrnners durlng the first four days o! the session. Y"AR. ,r·rrl·r! I " Wt·'l l ht• ~ ivtnl{ the hoys 8 rt"al •v p..... 17lo/•• NewHaven,Conn. .. ~ ' IS ROOMS Of : Hew fun~ltvre roa I I $299.00 BAKER FURHITURI WORE A Jl.eel! ~~lett~~..W W.l"" •DUO-DOOR STORM DOORS '----=- CITRON •DUO-MATIC STGJift( WINDOWS FROK THill COLLECTION I •CIII.QTIX IN$ULATION HJ\I(~NS ~~fli!N:S 'Build a stronger, richer life ••• Valley Lumber & Supply I "QUA~ITY OUR MOTTO" S. 2nd Aveoue · WORSHIP TOGETHER EVERY WEEK! Middleport . ERN~:ST COYERT, Mgr 124 E. Malo St. · ' You know the hymn-"How firm a Foundation?" Of c:ourae you do. But' lt'l U'o DlQl'e than a hymn. To many it io a way of life. ' ' The foundation Is faith. Faith that gives every day a shining new quatityj Faith that provides a strong shelter in time of need. Faith that tiWitaina you in siCkneso and trouble. Faith that makes life a great adventure, truly worth living. I You find faith tiS a member of a family, as 8 member of a community; Worshiping together every week, with thooe you love, with others who believe' os you do-giveo you strength to carry through with hope and oourage. You can build a stronger, richer life- on 8 firm foundation of faith. Worship together this week ••• every weeki N!I!W Ev~n-K~el R•er Susptmsron ·New Wide-Contoured Frame Bowling Highlights Extra Profits from Fertilizer Lets see ,, COUNTY LEAGUE R•IWih Jan. 20, 1957 L~AGUE STANDINGS Won L ..t Ja}'(!ees Hot ROO:s Jr. 0 . U. A. M. Racine Serv!N~ Station Associated Hadio ~~ons Market the 'decisive factors ,. ' in the 57 illfi)l1ll@I? C?®u@1 -S.rles, OUAM. Electronically 941._nwd V-8 Enilnea - New Swept-Back B~U·Joint Suspension I 4 2 4 2 2 4 2 I 4 ·' I wheri you buy It, worth more When lfOU eell 1~1 • Russell Burri nationwide sueceu ft this: it's a new kind of Ford.,, new from the w~eels up ... more than a last year's mod~l w1th • few "'fa~ lift" changes. In a Ford tM chassis,. englne and body are JndividuaDy engj.. nctrred mto one spacious, rock-solid unit. Tbat•a why, when you examine the new Inner Fon:f. you Bnd a car that's new, . , clear through/ If you're a careh1l car-buyer with whom f~ tures count. count the new {t!latures of the '57 ~ord. Then drive itl There's only pne conclu.saon: the loveUest, liveliest car in the low-price, Ford·s Jennings Blind Handicap TOTAL 149 402 145 404 9:1 378 139 415 147 481 673 2000 161 1511 169 134 102 138 166 140 153 172 187 140 128 154 field lB the completely new Ford, For the decisive facts, see your Ford Dealelf H. Miller 198 J. ltarrah 134 Rlglil!l 1S9 Hoffman 183 Scarberry 130 Handicap 67 TOTAL 871 SIMONS 1>\ARKET Simon 135 King 149 208 157 169 182 865 168 189 130 180 122 t74 67 84:1 123 l!S8 1715 197 87 889 148 1~ 151 1:13 153 FORFEIT HOT RODS E. McKinney 144 194 Drenner 142 A. Stobart Sylveater 188 B. McKinley 156 824 TOTAL 132 134 163 139 175 743 196 169 139 191 178 873 of-•. -=-oRo PsRESTO~~~.,.• MOTORS . 1C I~~~.,. ~~ " 461 Thlni . . low F...t- I • ·--~.~-!":',-.,_,...._ _____,..,..,..___.__·_.,.__....,._~!l'.<,'!;' .'l!•.-,,:o,o~.h~·=O~D:'...::':ll:l:..-:----~.'::--~Ml~d:tll:eport::_"":"~-.:=:--~----:--, .... ....... ... ,, I protlts from fertilizEX'T'RA er u sc c on boc lp farm e rs pay 4671 439 51~ Crow Sisson 179 ts7 167 144 172 160 Duerr 167 161 147 167 lfB 141 Davis H d' an 1cap 10 3 Totals 827 7M 796 SECOND ~'t&ET MARKET ! M9 24:40 . Graves Davis, B. Cornett 147 ~ ·. ll59 153 124 483 476 475 406 13 2408 ing or new refrigerators, the committee decla res . "That m.:~kes prosperity for local merchants Bnti for business generally," says the comm ittcf' , "and 1t a ll springs from mlcl!Jgcnt us c of fe rlili~l!r. "When a r<t rrner mvests ln c roi,-Uoostm g rlen r_s such as fer· tihzcr, he cuts the cos t o! produclr on for cnch crup un it and he m crea~es hrs profit margin . "Soil bu!\ding lnve:;tments usually pay Lack the very flr~t year in inc r£>ascd crop yields. And after tha t . the farmer has carry-ovC!r prot1ts in future years from btgger crop ytelds per acre on more fertile soil." COLLEGE BASKETBALL MIDWEST • Minnesota 99 Marqul'tte 78 Northwestern 70 Iowa 63 Ohio State 67 Wisconsin 64 Bradley 72 Tuba 56 HIS OWl( ~AY(YER 306 277 !81 136 H7 464 Mitch 178 139 Leivtng 166 lila Lib. loll, 2-t, Sac. St. M~t. t-2 hntlnel 2·1, NYC 1·2 . 177 Riggs 20 Handicap f.Ueh tMm Mrl•s, Lib. ~t. 2408 High pme, 81ker Furn., 172 '· Totals 845 744 High Ind. MriH, Chlsfer 568 SliNTINEI. Hl1h Ind. ttlme, Chlaler 220 SCORES POSTEd Blind 130 130 HOLSUM BAKERY Tedesco 177 1315 Woods 1615 1153 177 49!5 Horak 134 U52 J. Schilling 149 139 1157 440 Chisler 119 220 Grate 1!53 1156 134 ¥.:3 Grueser 163 157 D. SthUiing -117 144 261 Totals 783 794 Stobart 144 140 171 4S5 NEW YO!IcK CENTJiAL Slater 121 121 Handicap M 62 56 174 Johnston 123 133 Totals 784 771 839 2394 .Blind 130 1~0 143 131 IAKGR FURNITURE ~mith 130 13{) Clatworthy 174 213 170 559 Blind 131 174 E. Bater 108 ISO 1S8 414: Powell ta · U'I Norris JM 167 120 ~~ Harullcap Totala 4ndenon J27 189 149 445 ~78 717 Darat 157 11\ 17)! 500 '' Jack SQ~den pre~1den t, presided and officers elec ted Wt're Mrs Tarheels Rank F'irst In Poll Among Coarhr:s YELLOW GOWN TO Til F. NEW · YORK tTP - Tt.e Cnrt<·d I Press coll t><.::e ~askl'!hall rat urgs I Wl ~ h !irst -place \'Oles aml won lost r.:'cords through Jan . 19 111 Inaugural Ball 1 parent)wse~ Poinh Howard Cec1l , pcrsident: Mrs Team Che ster Zrrkle . vrn• prPs uh!nt : 1. North Carr. lin• {'14 15-0! 333 !3 12-1 t 294 Mrs. Milton RusseJI. president Mrs . Robtort Carson, secretary , an d 2 Kansas 3 Kentucky !I 1231 ~00 of the Past Chiefs Associa ti on of Mrs. Franklin Jludso'J, trt'asurer. 4. low.t Statr il l 2 ) 19FI 11 was announc.·d that !he bulle · Meig~ Templt:! . . Pythian S1st••n. presided wht>n they met Monda y lrn hoard whH h tlw ria~~ ts mak 5 Southern :\f('thorl r;J 11 4 2• HH lflJ at the hom" of Mrs. William All in,.g \1111 ht' pla ct'd m 1hc dmn·h 6 Lou isville 12 11 ·2t 7. UCLA ()3-1) 1 II man. Mrs Russell gavf' a rf'a1lrn r.: ;·a r 11 in thl' lll' iil' futur e. In Stock For Your Walls 8 !!llnms (9 21 98 to open the meetin ~ urd the mr>m. 9 Seattle llfi2 fl8 Two B11Jle qurz ganw~ 1wre con~ers ~-!pe<c~tcd the opemn g pra y1·r !9-3 t 64 dueled by Mrs Fr;lllklrn Hud son 10 O!Jio Stall' In Ulli.~M. in pabot . . . If ii'H neot• .... ,.,.. hare itt SecvncJ 10 -11 . Bradlt•; 38 . 12 wrlh priles aw:u Ut•d tn ~1t'S Harry G<imt's were play ed rl u ring I hC' l.€'e R;~llrl . and Mrs. Rttlwrt Car· Cahfornta. 33 I:J . t'anl~llh, 30 14 Wakr l''orcst. 29 : 15 VancJ er hrlt. soc:1al hour anrl prr zf's won hv Mr s. Myron Mtller and Miss ll uth At lhf' rlo~e of th(' rrll'l'ting po t- 14, 16. Bn ~ha m Yr!lln ~ 11. 17. , Wt sc, g uesb · Mrs C P (;allaphl'r, luck n•freshrn1·n!s wr-re ~ef\'c d to !J uke. 8 18 (!if'l Tu lane . (JklaMrs. J ohn Maye r , Mrs. Plul1p Mr. and ~1rs Oni lll· \\'tlf's and h nme A&:vl am\ St Lour s 5 t·;nh Memh:1rt. SALES , ... PAI'I/T .... S.rvice family, Mr anrl Mrs Chester Zlr· • Mrs HolJ<•rt Carson. Mrs Fra nkl.n kif' . Rf' v. and '1rs fl!cilplr Zundf' l, Members reported ill wPrc Mr:<i Phoone 6008· Y Middleport Phone 6265-X J . B. Dowmng. Mrs. C. l". llawktns. Jaek Sorden :'olr a•.d Mn. Harry Hudson . 'I rs~ fraokr e \Vhr p pt> l an(] Le.f l1aill'y, \Irs 1/\Jward Ceci l. Mrs. William Lowe and Mr ~ E R Oil I' g ,n·st. L('l (]; Huschdl ____ ~~""'-~-"-"-~--~-·-----.,...·--~---_"'"---~---,.-===,.,====' CITRON YELLOW '"" CLIN"fON FISHER co. Sf'f\'ctl a sa l11d , eof(ee to the TAKE A ROCKET Federated Choir Tokes Break For Coffee At Practice 535·1 472 497 444 Ottlecrs were elected (or th e year when the Pentel Clasr. of the Pomeroy Baptist Church mt•t Saturday l'\lcnmg at th e ch urc h fo1 its January meetin g. '•' for co:nto rts and conveniencl'S they find lhe1 r farn1lks desire, the M1ddlc Wes t Soil Improvem en t Commrttel' potnts out. T ests a t agJ·rcLJllural colleges 484 and field experie nce o n fa rms, 530 says the comm1itee, sh ow that 1528 . fertlh ?.er can ret urn an ywhere 537 from $2 to $5 in rncr t'ast'd crop prodllction value for every dol· 477 lar mvested, m plant food . 2556 The extrll d ollOIS can help farmers buy new &rs, tractors and equ1pment. new furniture, rugs and drapes, labor-saving 887 electric kitchens, more plumb497 480 Totals 718 812 769 2389 501 201 LIBERTY RESTAURANT 2601 Ingels 170 l57 .178 505 TRI-COUNTY LEAG,UE " I 435 484 475 400 307 130 130 10 10 783 6Q9 779 2241 ASSOCIATED RADIO Hannahs 175 16.0 Walker 169 153 Duerr 201 170 Will 191 177 Davis 161 134 TOTAL 897 794 JR. OUAM Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs In Meeting Monday Peniel Class Elects Officers For The Year member, and guests /\rr:mge~ ments of chrysanthemums and glad iolus were used in the d1ning and living rooms of lhe Allnurr home for the party The Februray meeting wtU be 3t the hom p ol Mrs John Mayer. ,( 109 100 160 124 185 658 crepe with salln OOdice am1 front panel caug-ht wttll match· lnf bow and white silk TOtle. It is an unuaual, simple and smart dLnner·dance dru.'.l. Mrs. All~' an sandw1chc~ ,and 5 144 159 125 152 Hl9 749 OF MOLLIE PARNIS com~s an Eanpi.re sheath In black sJ ht I Tompkm~ . RACINE Elwood Norris J . Wolfe J. Stobr'lrt L Wolfe TOTAL JAYC&Is Betzing Rosenbaum They show you why the new kind of fiord Is worth mor• The secret of • Pay for Better Farm Living High 2601 High Gam•, Assoc. Red., 897 High Ind. S.rles, Will, 537 High Ind. G•me, W1lker, 208 SCORES POST&O Now 'See ancf ActiOn Tett the ;;;;:-~~f;~.. ~~·;:~:r ~~~ !~·;~ rAKE& POWE.R FIJL CASH INSIOI IMP.Q..._l JQI , ThU Custom :jOO Fmdor !iodaD hu the Mark FIGHT RESULTS llt·:"~ruJ=-.----- - - - •, MAMIE Rftutts. Jan, 21, 1U7 Holsum Bkry 2·1, Beker Furn 1·2 Tornado Twisters Invade Rutland For League Game Vl\t'tl \0 FOR TllAT To Rio Grande For Cage Game \t•;rr," Vollltill'i elmm~ 1\ rrol tw r~ not hohllny out r-ornt,let · Hurtsell Dodrill takes his P.as! i•h· \lll I Ill' ~~~~ ~~ ih!llty ur ntnking lll'l twrt•pl io lilt· mnrk In COiij'ltY h•ogut• rrn cagt"rs to Hio Grande> tomght pia." for a has ketbal same that means Canton JJnroln nothlne Ill the Mt>igs County ]('aHaer rw wtll bt_• looking at tht• gue but will be a tune·up for an ma lt h ~~~ :t wul"m -up tor a tou g her all -important tilt agatnst Raaine " rw a.caillst f<:astrrn Friday night Ji'riday niRht. In wh1dr a vid or y would !T€'W up Dodrill said The Rio team is «rtntlwr !'llU nty title for the pheno- Pll<'l'd by two big men, Barhl.'r and lni'JJ.rl T()rn ndlrt•s Howard, both blih acorcrs rts !rason record is reported 11 · 7-3 In lOl lll t.1· pLty this teaaon Ra Rto lost to Raelne last week 69-42. ~ rnr- h ;~s 11\f'fitiH'd 91).7 points per ·~ am(•, allo,.,.ed l)pponents 406 The power-riddled Rarhw Tor' IOinl.q e nado Twiate1'1 invade an oltl mal Rutland, ton l!( 1t !or a haskcthall In ilw .'l;mw ("1\\egory ItuUand h;v United game that on the dope Rhcet • n.rnag1·d 1111 avcragf! of 45.0 point.NF.W YORK St. Nicholas Are. mi.&ht Dl WCI!I be lltOpfll'd by lh1 'lrr ~.um•, p('- rrnlll<:1l the opposl Soe~.tJ: for the Prevtn tlon of Cru· liO n Rll lloVCrllgl' or 77.5. intc r~sted IKE'S Oodrill-Mtn Go t u~, J,. th'X1 D1de. All ""' t o: Tnl"~ 0 Mnc-l'lmhcr wu l:tlh. fol lnwl'd hv ! .akl'wood. f'tnrinn~ll Ro uf'tr Raf'nn and Voun g~t 011 11 R~uth Kr-nt Roos rvrl\ ant1 llr• l ln rrt Si John'~ tlrrf for 17th fol lnWI'd hv Nl"w PhllRrlt>lphla ' onrl Tlw n1•xr me1•1 u;:: "rll lr~· In •• rrd uw1l (lj ~mall t'l{'ltrr ( ~p p lid ftl'es t>ll Jan :.!4 . at the hom•· uf .\ t rs Ho~l rh ~ldJ~ d" Thl· meet ' rn~ y,.Jil t.w.;1n at U! :)0 L{'adl'f ~ ~o~JJI Lo r· :\l r·; IJ OWJrcl .~ol .:. n A , ., ,~11ng her ·,~., Jl \l r~ Howard F.lwrsliach and :'of r~ H.a.lph Mol,,rf.' WE tiA"I TH.I Mantle, who led the Alnerican Le~gue In batting, bon~e rUns and runs batted In the last seaS{)n, beat out teammate Don Larsen and heavyweight rhamplon FloYd Patterson in a nationwide balloi mg by s,ports WTiters and sporlaca_sters. WEsT~, i.td ~ UP . Charley Havens ' baa resigned 11'> head football coach · an(f ·alhlf't ir director at Westetn Maryland college. He has been usociated wl1h the school since 1933, Home Councils H.old Combined Meeting Monday 148 465 146 480 169 34(1 ' 20 769 2358 , At the prest:!nt tlmo t)ley ate workin~ on the~'·Sacre'd cantata "Calvary" by He.d.tf Wessel, to be presente_d someti.nJi ln. Lhe after- noon OD Palm Sunday. Mrs. Allc'e 1'rl'ease 1s the Director and Mrs. Carrie M. NeuL ~.: ing the Organist and invite anyone who likes to sing to assist w1th this program. Pr.act1ce is vn Thursday evening at 7..45 o'clock . TRY THE GOLDIN ROCKn 81 ••• LOWIST-PRICID IOCKn INGINI CARl MARTINSVILLE, Va. UP - Because his lawyer was found to be intoxicated while defebdlng him, Jam~s R. Nelson was fined $M for eontempt of court Monday . Nelson, appe.-rlng on a reekleSfi driving cl!.arge, was acting as his own lawyer. - - - ' -· RICHARD NEW YORK J\CC~'TS \Jp · The Rev . Bob Richarrl~ h:H accepted an In390 vitation to rompcte in the Millrose 432 l'rack and F leld Meet at Madison 442 Square Garden . Feb 9 He ha~ 568 won the pole Vault event in the 1~3 453 Mlllrose Games 10 consecutive 708 2285 year!!. lSO 120 156 169 CALL UP STR,IITE DETROIT UP - The Delrolt 130 39,fl 149 4:ill Red Wings have called up Gor4on in th~ 130 39p Strate from Edmonton 14'1 4o;l Western Hockey Le~g_ue to reta lf1 place injured def~usemln :AI' Ar· 728 2121 hour, who has been sidelined "In deflnl~ely ' with a kidney injury. 153 409 All work 11nd no play finally becomes monotonous to most people The Senior Ch01r of th e Ft•derat '<!d Church, however, hls worked out a syslem whereby they praetice hard for an hou r, durint; whleh the aroma from the roffce p01: fills the room and as soon us thia 1 ls ready, they relax long enough !rom their hard work to have a cup of coffee, s!lrrdwH:: he! or cookies which puts them m fine shape tor lh"' rest of the evening. The Federated ChOir is one or the few choirs thal ts on duty every Sunday throughout the year, to rent.ler an anthem or antherris during the Mormng Worship Ser\liee, wheth~>r the thermomel;et l!l down below z~o or up ov~ 19(1 deil'f'eS. • · ;.,:: United Methodist Church Men H9ld· i" Suodoy Meeting I The Methodist men of 1ht: United Methodl!l Church met Sunday evening at tbe church w1th Ken ~ neth ·Finley P.f.es.ident, pcrsiding, II was agreed to furni sh tran sportation to older members of lhf> C'hurch to ottend Sunda y S('hool and churc-li. Those wishing trans-portation are to contart Rev Eu.!!:ent Brown and hf! will inform the group. Thf' s ehcdul€' for ushl'rs for th€' remainder of the year was com· plcted. A report was gil'"" on the groups partieular p .~r t 1n the Christ mas decoration s for the church. 'DUi-fug ·the program hour Leo Crew told of his work as a dental technician. Tbt- re1l roqwt's out ••• ~o come on in! See oll1hat's Ill'\• "·itb Olds! A('('f'pt our invita• tion to tuk e the "&-at o! Hr,nor•• ••• behind the -...heel of a brarul -nl'w '57 Oldt•qobile. know tbere•s nothing likl' • Rocket Engine for qujck ..:tou~b and go'" ection • , • with 1 ht-ahhy power rf':M:I'Vf' l't'a.iy •nd waiting.; a through eyery dri ... ing ran~, T•st lt1 Torq.,. al low rpm's and fed the Y••• downright fun await11 you beret And vafut', too! Bccau&e Oldsmobile'• Goldf'll RtM"k.rt liB briugs you the big-c•r beoditll- r"~rxm~i\'Mll'"~ \'nu l!f' l fmm thr big.371-cubi,-~ im·h -cli~t•lal""f'llll'llt lf;whl '1-.fOO Engme*, IIJI!i• lnrqul' ot low rpm's IDI'an8 excellenl prr formanc('- at rronomi<"al engine speeds. T••t tt. Safety rr-!H'n'" of po wl'r and you'll in ride, in performanct", in lll }le and pn'!Siige: -all at • price mogt llllY burer cao afford! So be onr (Uefll ••• do il Joon! OLDSIVIC>BI LE, .., - - - - · YOU CAN COUNT ON "RED CARPIT" TRIAIMINT AT YOUII OLDSMOIIU QUALin DIALD'St KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES W. Main St. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 CARIFUL. Pomeroy, o, DIIVI S A N L T I - - - - - - - - - - - - - . : :·.:,., �--··· .. ." C-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy Midd leport 0 , Jan 22 . 1957 Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy -Middleport , 0 , Jan 22, 19n7-5 Cn•dl Htnd and Portla nrt Hom{' "uf\1 I md at thf' home of Mr ~ I n1• I :-."'~11 rh o!e prt·Sf'lU Wf'rl• .\!1' J1'1"'~td Nolan Mn Ok1·1 l'.1 1 r'1 r .\l r• !\ianun Furbeof' , \fr ~ 'h ••. , ,' s~~~l' 'dn fl )alt l'.u ) '""' •In I_I uri Juhn ~<Hr !\ir~ S11l 11 ,r,r .\1rs (Lan•nee Prrce . .\1n Ji ,.,. .rd t;!)O:·r~hach. ~Irs H.alph ~ ­ t• <~rl· .\lr, Jl uiJf'rt f'n re. \1r, 1·... ,1 ~J yrt· ilnrl .\Irs Harr) Swan \lr lf,w<: rrt No lan roncJru·tr·rl 1 rh, '''JJI\Ir·~ mcf'!lll~ and .\1 r~ : Th urn~, Sa,rt• ami .'d r~ lluward t·: twJ~ ')~rh ,huv.-N~ u!Ws of tl'rt ~ t ·w 1n6 m..1rh1w ar rae hmcnb rrr thr ' ..1fterrrnt,n l'•·t Ju(' k dmntr WJ' l Crucial Came Against 11\:efson\rt"J le '1 fo:~~~i~-~~~~~~i~~~r~~;r~l~et~"~.~\ M ... IT tead1n~ \'elsorn ill!! Hound, USia ;~ the raro')H'r~· SU )L H"UrJII" I . leadn S T J 11 h -. \f, n~ on wa~ m"rkt d tt' JCfl . · (( (I ( oarh Drtk R t·l!on s rnan"()l.l.('r I ltst wtth thl· flu .gLw J R 0 s· Sports ftrU b sec•retary The hr.o:h,lonn.r.; ACE~. an,l II• tallr-~t Pant111 r as well. \UJS u 1 •,, ,) Y••stcrda~ '1>'\lh Ou Hf·tton told 1 .. By Un••.~d Pre 11 The Sen•rrwl tht~ mor nrng llten•s a "t' nlttrt(·ntal sto r y be· Johmrm df'frn teh is <Jut hHtd 'h(• St Loru·~ Card mal con Th rf'p nthf'r hrJ\-' """ ,1,. ,,.,,. tlaet ..,I on ·' 'u"llll r~ al l set to sron •' f .. ~r1 h-p~ .. fnr tht• 11 Jlrmp•,·t·· t 1, 11 or .rbr1ul $75000 w1th1n a week , , ~, , "l \!c),on\rl'" ton r ~;ht Aa rnn Ruf .lu~••d ·•nd (;eneral Manaw·r 'IM iun w 3, 0111 uf .,1-huo! t or lriilf F"r :.nk L~ n(· aln:a dly have agn•t•cJ l·•l;> •· ~l 0ndl\l \Hth " tou! h uf flu lo T..rms for Hl~7 and St an Th e ''au.rt lrornl bill: bur lev for wa n ! \f ;~n a~•a n "Ill be the National 'ra~ 3 r-ro! rl and \Ah ldHmuth i~ L£'a!.: ll-! s h l~ hl' st salarred player at ~ h·•k rnl! 0f ~ C(lid appro:\.rn.'ltch ~ 75 · 0U0 He drE-w a "R,frinc:l •• n proha~1h 11-J! I pll> bas;• P••'• uf S?S.OOO last year plub ~a hi Rf'lton ' but h(' 'wo • b '· $5 ,(Jil() ht ·c~.,~(' Lhl• C<~ rdJnals at ' " 1 ·' 1 I n t e up ', lril dt•d mort' tlr 1rn .1 mlll•on fans u s .rn uar.• strP'tiH I." ' Alth uuu h 1\o!uciMI, batt"'·' ''Ill .__u " 1, Piton 11ld•r:l1l•d that 1f Ruff 1 1a~t lt'ar "and lt••l., I he l•ogu• w•'th . ._ ·l_lll{lon i~ .!hiP to . .I(O , hi s S !Jrt ln~ I JU!I rol\s lnrllt"d Ill hils okey(>d the h~Puo pr nbJ !•ll· wr ll t)l' H.1 wthn 1 w new ··~rns hl' hasn 't offictally \\tldermr :•h . ~~~~on ~nd F:~slma n sJg ll('(l lrr s rontraet yet. l11ne Expl.-ina Del.-y or Polmer · I .an~ h11s IJCf-11 ent:clled SWACKHI\MMER R fur th e . EAOY d~la y 111 }.lt,:llHJg .'rtus1a! bu t Ire r-xMt>anw hrl e 1 n~('h No l~:~n Sw<trk plaincu Monda y rt wa 1 r ham m f ' 1 11I I' . ~ Jeeause 0 Pr 0 has hr~ the ahsf'llt'f' (Ill va rati on of c!ltb ' •·port lowe r 111\ l~lfln .r ~c kr t ~ plltlll'd fur SI'('JI· t~ r! .\-1ary Murphy . ~ louglt ganw against No 2 hed '' M1ss Murph y ha > offida\{•d at wi.Hr' ~OtnNO\ 1 At h1•n.'l on th'-' all 1~ of !\1 oq !I J's cQntr<tct sigmngs Ja( kcl' houw floor . and we wuuld not think of tlosmg Swaek has rn~ndt>tl ha sq_uad in- with S t~n Without her present," "I Tunne hill ~thle~ CntJcu;m .s bemg levelled at bas k el b a 1I .1~ 1t is Ueing played these days r tr c Pros. colleges and high 'iChool ~ o:·e In !or almost almost equ<.~l >hares. It's no lon&iir a game o[ rl'irmce. critics mollJ], it 's jr rst bringiug tolilcther !iVQ boys pC'r te11m who can shoot, and do liltle else. · T ' h o us t 1s .~ounds somethin&: like the oldster wl\o alwa)·s cries about the ~ou nger generation fa going l o pot And fast. Do nnt thl'se CIJ!Jcs forget that . I I. :t Split 7' Owens Takes 0ver At us ky (_ ampus Grows On M)'dd'1es Jn Oh io Prep Race Pres ' "'"'" ' I ''"'' basketball, like all sporlll, Is dom·rnanl 1y an exprcssro n of the tempo and sl ~ le of living at any partlcu· Jar lime? In a rapHI chang,·ng kind o r liJe . svorts forms changQ to keep OlltC. fn the d:i\'S of the Model T when 25 m . lt•s Pt'r hour ·.va~ rtal· ly whippmg 1t up on the high· "'ays, control basketball, atraight to o rno ,w rattve an•l f1 ght u1Jo: L.anr• sHt d. power football. baseball with tbefranw o( m1nct and wUI go, he The B1 ook lyn Dodgers corraled " hNtvy" ball and sufficient thrllJ ~~~vs, with four pitchcn at a clip today to pl/ly(•rs ond fan!l alike It took "Bow lc11 at rf'nlf'r Morrl.q llnd when they annvunccd Roger Craig a fellow four da} s to get by train K1·nrwdy .tt forward!! . and Wh 1t· Don lk ~~ ~·nL , Ed Hochuck and Do~ from Nr w York to San l''randsco luh·h o~ Nel son at guards" ElJ,ton ha_d :.!l;rccd to terms. in 1925. Tuday you do It In eight In ~11ddlr-port tou. the flu has W1th Cll'lll Labtnc sl:~ted for hours Uy air. ~truck down onr man counted up- starting du• ~, BcsS('nt, who hud a on fur Jots of Uuty. Tol1 Ed Me· 4·3 reeortl la st ~ason but saved Sport too, have been speeded C!ima~ 1s o ut with nu and Bowles numt:'r tJ us otlll'r gu nw~, looks like up. Surl', th c' rf"s some go?d, soUd has a col d. Bowles ranks ~ixth for the Dod gw~· key ma n m the bull- sports funs who prefer the1r games !he season play of all SEOL play- ptn. the nlll wa y The y should, They t>rl With 144 poinTs He has been gn·"':' 11p. on th€'rn . and would lUte the Ju t· kl·ts' hrf.>!l(l a nd butter mlln to dt e with 'e rn the same \!fay. r!'h,ound work as well as orr But takf' blls ke tba ll noo,y. Th~ · rorln~ . rage sport as played in the late ~ Ath<"_m IS lr- rl hv ni sholl wi!h 20's alld earl y 30's. whll'h we are 1. 1 ~ point~ anr] Md'on~1·v with 144 most fllmJllnr wit!~ wns exeltlng porrt l ~ _111 ~(· a~rlll pla1· Th<' nril l }{ to walclr crrt.mt l)• Jiut no more so flog~ wtll lw lnnkltrf! hil llg'l'il}' for than r.ow , tl'llr·~ ~ you think pass' . vr t·lory tn kt•t•r Pill'<' ....,!lh Ow ing the b;lll :rrou w' ,·,, !he fore'.-t· I so nv II If' H o und ~ ~.J:\'1'1'11 ' 1'1' •·r1 lt' tJn1vcr- r ou l't i~ unu st 1l1Jly heart " warming __ ' 'I~ t,f \V ii~h l nJ.:IIJ\1 lu~ 1ts rn•w \\o'e duu'l ~L·'IJre r.. ol!i.d l (ll ~ t'h l•l•l.•v. bi ll al'luall) ., l!u- 'I 1,,,,, ri1•1111 t'h:JJJ,e(• much P•·rft 'C tio n of t1r1· jump shot by ro o1•r1· lh;o rJ li ri• 1"1'~ rnan s name thou~ ·m d s o l lr1 gh ~r hool -. rge play .l rn 1 !Wt t l~. l . rnn~·r l'e~ns A&!\1 en; h.r\ JlltT t111· 1•m pha s1s on shoot.11 d•· 11.o. lll'lllld i n th1• pusit ron mg 'llid ~~·or; ·s hav l' •;kyrockctt:!d \IUJI JI:II ~'" l'l'<·d·•r.( Dartt· II Rol·n] 'l'h1·r,. is 1111 n ·:rl t!t•rcnsr- for the llh•· 1··: , ~ ~ ~~~k .lli l k 111'-l hdurt· ju ll!IJ pus h shot olh<'r tha n get Il l!~ d own f!lr yuur uw11 shot. I l11 1~ 1 ar;,.; 1>~1 .r 'trrril ar pos1 ~•L I he Whllf' li t! ~ has l'i iRllgL•cl lr n~ kl'l · 1 I l l ' ' r,11.,. uf T<'\.1~ By BOB GRIMM bal l .t lo t 1t ha~ c·alli>d ror gn•ater r·ou , ~mns. n t rp Hoflh 1111'• 11~ ,1 1111 Rll)'al .1r·t· spilt T!J f' em p h ;1·r~ on uthr·r a~ pi•t·h or thl' I 1<' .11 lrr I • 'I Jr, 1pi a~ I'd I fH' rr ('Ill · prt ·~~ llrl• wn~ ''11 lllf • llll g lrf1 ;\llrl rl lr town !'.1lilr1 Jt•~ tnrlorr In •( illl ~t' ot I• ,.,. fo<rllo,1IJ as fmu· Yl .rr ll'iltrl ~ll lll l' lllllwr lo eottHIIPn•d of less Lmport<utr'l'. An ;•x:wrple l.!i the rn.111·~ .rl likl.rhnrnn [ lrrrH•rsi\y u n 1 :l'ilflln(' Wlllrliii J.: ''l'(iJk ll rl i] tiJP ahsol11 " w•n· s~ ir y .,f having good Jl, I ll111 1\'r ll'l ll ,Oil llltd hoth Wf' ll' f ·u'! PV1'rv hn1h A im .~ for 1111' dr.,Jrl rehl'it ' ILJcrs •Ill u Wllllrlfl!o: ll'am )I'll!)~ 1 u.mwd Al l 1\•J r<·rirans lrt IIH!I lll!hnr)(.!lt 1111' 1\l ioli l l< ~ ,1r••n't Hl'hu undltlg b ll sktll I hat l'Oilli'S '11 •' 111! lo 1'1111 ' ('rio• ~I ' ' '( llJ1 1) -tr.ol 'hi onlv WJ!h lou~o: l'!lfll't" it.:,nce 1111 <1 I n\,,,., l f' fl M' >Of)JI \'{'!,ill<' { lr>;-; '\ i\ l ntlnr nl(, und 1l 1s lHJ tn dh rd uaJ. r h nrnn • u!J~ Will h Ti \'t· t,, h•• ~~~ rht'il not a tt'a rn dfort Shouting has lvot fr rrm nnw t1rrt rl t!w -.•.rs(oJt ht't'Oilll' morP iudiv illuallzetl Only ,.r, 0 ,. , VPry Jufri'I.J.wlllly now tlut ·~ u11c 'flrlrll<>tnwn f•ullid t·~ v. )II, ,1u in· St't' lhr ln•r( r•rtl v srl'eencd basketn·"t' t\" \t:ru ~ rrr·' ·' ri\o• th h t 't 1,1;. 1 ~~all pllly. It t akl'~ to long to set ··• 1'""11' rn nn nliH•r ••rql'j 11 ! r; l'f" ll t tt up, 111nl rr n ,,, . Jo:U!' A hayw Jrt' l'lw f'••rl l:rud (; rad!' Srhool h n• , .. '' '· " r "~rrl"' f' lltl ll'~ l vour vp_post!iun di ll undo you ~ n.,,., 1' n n1rr,•v 1>1<-rlinw 'l' lh;rll lt·'l lll went down ln (lf•f!•,J' thr·ep mrn u!t•s wo1 k rn one bla m 1 1 :'n ao~. or1 r~t tlw Hul lu m! Juni(J' " "!I ~ rr(sh , JUmp 1111d p us h. Two " " ' "'"~ " ,.,., ('nl""'h"~ 1' 11~ 1 tho • I1L'Ir Sr hom! ~1nrlflay nrg hl 111 1111 1 pomts! .. .. ," r... r.... ,. ~T : 1 1, J J,, 1 .,,.. 11 t';l rnf' 1 ' 111rl 11 rt h n hu·tH' crowd in fllll'nd ' '' """ 1-o ' " finro 'n•hltm ta ~ t 11r·r lr PNiurs s ro• l• are turning to '"'rl hh.t)n,, limn ftl:i!'i . lll'hlTHl I !1\'{' d 1sp luy tlt1! iwl l vHiuol ratht•r than l,. r~· 1 ,,,..,~· 'l() nnlnr ~ 1\ •Jtl.md h11d a thin fJ ·Il e d·~~· al !Ill' h•Jm Wr arll sn many peuplc N .. 11rlv lln11nlmo1H (l,oiu 1 ' H ' ftrht IJil'lJ' !t•l' mark nud tro rll'd now, 166 nnlllons. or thereabouts, \ o n r"""lf lht• M•drlil' q won :i 14 at h:tlf time The l itth· H1•d S11 ft•':" of us eau actually partlrl1 ' " "' ''"" ""r'rl'l rlnwn in f\w 1)t'l th h r•l\' l'VI 'r, sur..:l'd in thr patr lit or.~o: anlze d sports for pay .... t, l ., ! Tnllnrt Pl'l'' ~ flh in h •i• h 1 llrd 'lll .tl'lrT to ~n it awny Jlw or pl11. y We want Individuals to "·'· '" 1 ,.,.,,.h,.. ~· l'"tinl!~ tl' r t•i 1,, ,,., "'til t•. lttrld rrrg 11 30-21 bulge at llw tdollw. to .:l'vmbnlizc out attach ~ ''~ " ' " 11rf' '"'d hv 11l l hn t r.. •n hrt•f·-w.r\ mnrk. nH'n l to a s·~ort we'd l1ke to play "' Jh .. "ll """•·h"'l vnlil tl' Thrlrr H pn•li m1nary ~am<' Por tl nnrl lit oursclvo~ . but can't . ,.. .. l , h " '"' "" ,.n,, r,.....:o I nn ' " II'< II~IU '-i · ~ lh (; r:rd~· heat Rutland Srxth Glve us a Mil'key 1\fantlc who ., ' I'! ' "" 11 !'• ' " 1 ~r-t• n ln(' fur st•f'. r:r·a1 lc :.!:l -19 ("air rlt'u t tlw hall . Remember the ""' 1 "'.. );1 ~i ~ n .. ~ .... ... ,,, r., Jnmllll '! Nl'rll, 11!'1•1 grt~atcs t of t l!f'm all, Babe Ruth S1orc hy qtrartcr11: Otto Grahll'll the vasser. Ho~ " '"· 'l 7 ~""'""11l,. n l ~., r-~m1• 11orn>rnh H1 rllnn d 9 14 30 41 ... ,,.._ ':.,,,,,.;,.q In rl'l11 ln tl-rr •ir no'i ma ny con rccttll th e name or !he l'm·tl llnrl 11 115 21 29 1 1 ldt gu.ud o( the L'lcvcianrl Browns ""~ f'nl;,.. lrh•n f'lt•vr•lllnd 1 :r!1•1 lndlvldu•l Scoring 1""'""'1 frnnt ~(~lh tr1 lht• fu11 rlh lluffrrt all , Hl-17, Hobst€'ltt•r . 0 Lhrr'-' .:vears :.go? Graham, Brown ~"'" 1 "''••r t'lnwnin q CBnlon r1•ntrui t 1. PiPrl't' 15 ll·1n: George 4-0-8 ;md (,I'Ol.a were the Cleveland Bro~n ~! Who wa§ on the Mtnner~ '" "H,. r 2 1 1'i~ Mnrltn :.!· l!'i Totals 1!1-11-41 npolls Lnker~t bc~hlcs GeOI·gc Ml· _Pnh.. ~t,.n r"''11hn1111 f'111l~ ul~n Portlntul, V. MeKl'h'CV :.! 2 n· ~.t,,.,,,.. ,.,1 rl•• •nllf' t•rh•intt Mnqq ll. 1'11<" 1' !l-119 F' Cozart 2-li-4 Var; knn rive years 11go? Who was just 1"" Al\.,1\ll ~~flr"rlnv nil•ht . whllf' \f,·t1• r () 0 o. E Court 0-0 Tut - nne nf Bob Com1y's teammates at Holy Cross In 19150? ,\l s 1:1 :l :w Thmllt nn rlrnnrw rl (rom rorrrth to _The Sporb D>l'sk will ride nlong •hrll, nhrr- rnllo w"rt hv T!ff\n roOffi r t.rl~ . Dn)lan and Schoonov!'r w!th Sports the way they are. The lun•IJ !~ ('an ton \ff'l{ \nll'v nnrt unwt_nnl'r still must have a:rcater "lty ln OJJI!• lnii~C'd Teams h""'"n ~ 1 "1lhl'n\'llle ()a'l1on R oo~f' skill, more ltldurance, riner train· lriiWI'\'f'l' tlu~ i11 not itw Wtl\' Vt>ll r i n l~ h"rf 10th Aflt"~ nrr f'ighth Jim Vl'trn:on \ llutland Rt"d I)Cvi]F tng . Tl1ose necessary qualitieH of O]/lf'!' !'l!Uiflon B WP>I'k llli!O ft•t•l nlu1ut i1 Tht• Reel [)('vi i'~ wtl a wmner you'll nf'vcr take away. Thf' ~<' f'Onrl 10 M!l!Bd~ . ~ "n'ral rv mrntor is 1n lht' midd l!• o r 11 ~1)flrllnq unhl" nl ... n mRrlf~ Wf'r(' rrhulldin~ Har nn the hllrdwood s hrA iff'tl hv ~ht"lbv In J lth plllf'f' an,j hr ~ tt•Jrrn of !re!!hmen. sonh ollnr1 rolunrhH• F.a ~t In l ?th thr> lnlll"r ornong )he "al11o ran ~" l n~t 11\0T<'II Hlld tunior·s has bf!rn corn im:: .1! 11ng qut(•kl y · Wf'#llc I I r I Port land Graders Beaten 41-29 At Rutland Monday '.i· e b th o un· r0Uf'd to t~f' The .,.,switcb-bitling. 2!).-yea.r-old :<. • • · . 1er- UeJ~r, cenU who rPc:e(ved thf '! · ' ' :os 'i b~. t a~ tb~ · aunu,Y J!ocheser-.t;-rest-"'diQ, Cl~b ~lio Fum' ~illner here 'J.Ol)fJa,Y iil~f, t~us tjecame tbe 'I)1Ji-'r;l, New 1¥t~ Yan1 •ee play'E!.r to. ~Jl ' th~ i_Y(Ifd. _F.ot.ner Ya..q~c.~ sh~l.Jij.op Phrt Rt~to ~as the !mtt "i'n,OF of the bftJ't In 1...-n and ex·Yw-li•• pl'tcher """ ~ ~llte Reynolds wOn ' i ' tb~ tollow1n .. yef, Rocky ~.1.a· L. J: th ·~ · . 19._, n Be ~ol,ff•"<DO' II · was de jl,j, w ner, n ogan ~ptul'e the belt In 1953, Willie Maya of the Giants in 1954 and ·former Cleveland ~rown!:~.' QUart~rba~ Otto Graham won it Ialit year. .;y·r- !"· I 1\Wajd.: for W•Honsin, 18 Bl:uie~·~h~~n~~S.J~~n:~:~l;n,h/~: ( 1 . l! a sc<~r~ 1nto Ohio St.11te. The BadtM:d' ma mbm~t.es of play al t" rs JUmped off to a qu ic k 12·.5 lead !son s., \lwre rallytng to an~ still led by 40-~ at halCtime. beat Wi -: consin '67-Gi :'II o 11 day· Ob state didn 't go ahead until . l th I I 10 !l'!' It -it 'ofii:S ~r lOth win m 13 Vern Darkstall's three- point nJay rrs and uave them a perf t b • TenrerrJ""ti:l0!5-0 er :-"11. SIX minutesleCt put them • - · In fwnt to !;lay, 80-57. Frank HowrSnt. rd J d h a ':1-f.\ \llh, n.Jtwna I a e t e Buckeyes wrlh 23 mucb eaSler ~1nre un tis court Peona,, il l . as it th wo.o, ''r.r2,_~s~ional 0 tb( year·· ~:,:~~~~..!~,,;:~;--;,;,:;:;2/y<;6,--;r~or--:,:- ,-=:,.-::-v·-•"'•::-,.,::-,,-:-bccu,-::B-,ob--::L""Itz-.w- ,.-nn-.d-zs · v_utU LastS-"' Miu"le Swge .~CHES_T~, N. " ·· UP · M•c• .-. ' tl h ,.ey M.an e , w o spccialaes rn s,pectacu)at' l,lelts, addert a du•· monQ,·studde.i $10,nntt. one to hiS 11 · ;:['_ "'"Y co e~tio~ to~,>.' ~s the, \fh.mer or the S. lli•• > >< BY I Buek.S. Sq.~_eak ~ \l'isco.usm 61-M, T ail - ,. 0es k \. et urns Home 1\l~de Awcu-ded $}- p } ~ ~ ' .. e.t . . '5:."-0~ IL. AtLl t ~ ~{~ e The or 1'kc d ·J JC£/t/CR /IROXl! .Ei3H1' f,CHOOL I?ECORP' • ill i #O tJAAfE;.. EAROER 1 1){1-!i> them ln tbe first-half Slltle. MIA~~ """!~ GOOUDP SwlAII~I•.'. H·.... tack ts oft lo a "Ood start at the ~ Hialeah meehll£. The lite-M n• . I tlona1J_Ockeychampionhatrldden mne wrnners durlng the first four days o! the session. Y"AR. ,r·rrl·r! I " Wt·'l l ht• ~ ivtnl{ the hoys 8 rt"al •v p..... 17lo/•• NewHaven,Conn. .. ~ ' IS ROOMS Of : Hew fun~ltvre roa I I $299.00 BAKER FURHITURI WORE A Jl.eel! ~~lett~~..W W.l"" •DUO-DOOR STORM DOORS '----=- CITRON •DUO-MATIC STGJift( WINDOWS FROK THill COLLECTION I •CIII.QTIX IN$ULATION HJ\I(~NS ~~fli!N:S 'Build a stronger, richer life ••• Valley Lumber & Supply I "QUA~ITY OUR MOTTO" S. 2nd Aveoue · WORSHIP TOGETHER EVERY WEEK! Middleport . ERN~:ST COYERT, Mgr 124 E. Malo St. · ' You know the hymn-"How firm a Foundation?" Of c:ourae you do. But' lt'l U'o DlQl'e than a hymn. To many it io a way of life. ' ' The foundation Is faith. Faith that gives every day a shining new quatityj Faith that provides a strong shelter in time of need. Faith that tiWitaina you in siCkneso and trouble. Faith that makes life a great adventure, truly worth living. I You find faith tiS a member of a family, as 8 member of a community; Worshiping together every week, with thooe you love, with others who believe' os you do-giveo you strength to carry through with hope and oourage. You can build a stronger, richer life- on 8 firm foundation of faith. Worship together this week ••• every weeki N!I!W Ev~n-K~el R•er Susptmsron ·New Wide-Contoured Frame Bowling Highlights Extra Profits from Fertilizer Lets see ,, COUNTY LEAGUE R•IWih Jan. 20, 1957 L~AGUE STANDINGS Won L ..t Ja}'(!ees Hot ROO:s Jr. 0 . U. A. M. Racine Serv!N~ Station Associated Hadio ~~ons Market the 'decisive factors ,. ' in the 57 illfi)l1ll@I? C?®u@1 -S.rles, OUAM. Electronically 941._nwd V-8 Enilnea - New Swept-Back B~U·Joint Suspension I 4 2 4 2 2 4 2 I 4 ·' I wheri you buy It, worth more When lfOU eell 1~1 • Russell Burri nationwide sueceu ft this: it's a new kind of Ford.,, new from the w~eels up ... more than a last year's mod~l w1th • few "'fa~ lift" changes. In a Ford tM chassis,. englne and body are JndividuaDy engj.. nctrred mto one spacious, rock-solid unit. Tbat•a why, when you examine the new Inner Fon:f. you Bnd a car that's new, . , clear through/ If you're a careh1l car-buyer with whom f~ tures count. count the new {t!latures of the '57 ~ord. Then drive itl There's only pne conclu.saon: the loveUest, liveliest car in the low-price, Ford·s Jennings Blind Handicap TOTAL 149 402 145 404 9:1 378 139 415 147 481 673 2000 161 1511 169 134 102 138 166 140 153 172 187 140 128 154 field lB the completely new Ford, For the decisive facts, see your Ford Dealelf H. Miller 198 J. ltarrah 134 Rlglil!l 1S9 Hoffman 183 Scarberry 130 Handicap 67 TOTAL 871 SIMONS 1>\ARKET Simon 135 King 149 208 157 169 182 865 168 189 130 180 122 t74 67 84:1 123 l!S8 1715 197 87 889 148 1~ 151 1:13 153 FORFEIT HOT RODS E. McKinney 144 194 Drenner 142 A. Stobart Sylveater 188 B. McKinley 156 824 TOTAL 132 134 163 139 175 743 196 169 139 191 178 873 of-•. -=-oRo PsRESTO~~~.,.• MOTORS . 1C I~~~.,. ~~ " 461 Thlni . . low F...t- I • ·--~.~-!":',-.,_,...._ _____,..,..,..___.__·_.,.__....,._~!l'.<,'!;' .'l!•.-,,:o,o~.h~·=O~D:'...::':ll:l:..-:----~.'::--~Ml~d:tll:eport::_"":"~-.:=:--~----:--, .... ....... ... ,, I protlts from fertilizEX'T'RA er u sc c on boc lp farm e rs pay 4671 439 51~ Crow Sisson 179 ts7 167 144 172 160 Duerr 167 161 147 167 lfB 141 Davis H d' an 1cap 10 3 Totals 827 7M 796 SECOND ~'t&ET MARKET ! M9 24:40 . Graves Davis, B. Cornett 147 ~ ·. ll59 153 124 483 476 475 406 13 2408 ing or new refrigerators, the committee decla res . "That m.:~kes prosperity for local merchants Bnti for business generally," says the comm ittcf' , "and 1t a ll springs from mlcl!Jgcnt us c of fe rlili~l!r. "When a r<t rrner mvests ln c roi,-Uoostm g rlen r_s such as fer· tihzcr, he cuts the cos t o! produclr on for cnch crup un it and he m crea~es hrs profit margin . "Soil bu!\ding lnve:;tments usually pay Lack the very flr~t year in inc r£>ascd crop yields. And after tha t . the farmer has carry-ovC!r prot1ts in future years from btgger crop ytelds per acre on more fertile soil." COLLEGE BASKETBALL MIDWEST • Minnesota 99 Marqul'tte 78 Northwestern 70 Iowa 63 Ohio State 67 Wisconsin 64 Bradley 72 Tuba 56 HIS OWl( ~AY(YER 306 277 !81 136 H7 464 Mitch 178 139 Leivtng 166 lila Lib. loll, 2-t, Sac. St. M~t. t-2 hntlnel 2·1, NYC 1·2 . 177 Riggs 20 Handicap f.Ueh tMm Mrl•s, Lib. ~t. 2408 High pme, 81ker Furn., 172 '· Totals 845 744 High Ind. MriH, Chlsfer 568 SliNTINEI. Hl1h Ind. ttlme, Chlaler 220 SCORES POSTEd Blind 130 130 HOLSUM BAKERY Tedesco 177 1315 Woods 1615 1153 177 49!5 Horak 134 U52 J. Schilling 149 139 1157 440 Chisler 119 220 Grate 1!53 1156 134 ¥.:3 Grueser 163 157 D. SthUiing -117 144 261 Totals 783 794 Stobart 144 140 171 4S5 NEW YO!IcK CENTJiAL Slater 121 121 Handicap M 62 56 174 Johnston 123 133 Totals 784 771 839 2394 .Blind 130 1~0 143 131 IAKGR FURNITURE ~mith 130 13{) Clatworthy 174 213 170 559 Blind 131 174 E. Bater 108 ISO 1S8 414: Powell ta · U'I Norris JM 167 120 ~~ Harullcap Totala 4ndenon J27 189 149 445 ~78 717 Darat 157 11\ 17)! 500 '' Jack SQ~den pre~1den t, presided and officers elec ted Wt're Mrs Tarheels Rank F'irst In Poll Among Coarhr:s YELLOW GOWN TO Til F. NEW · YORK tTP - Tt.e Cnrt<·d I Press coll t><.::e ~askl'!hall rat urgs I Wl ~ h !irst -place \'Oles aml won lost r.:'cords through Jan . 19 111 Inaugural Ball 1 parent)wse~ Poinh Howard Cec1l , pcrsident: Mrs Team Che ster Zrrkle . vrn• prPs uh!nt : 1. North Carr. lin• {'14 15-0! 333 !3 12-1 t 294 Mrs. Milton RusseJI. president Mrs . Robtort Carson, secretary , an d 2 Kansas 3 Kentucky !I 1231 ~00 of the Past Chiefs Associa ti on of Mrs. Franklin Jludso'J, trt'asurer. 4. low.t Statr il l 2 ) 19FI 11 was announc.·d that !he bulle · Meig~ Templt:! . . Pythian S1st••n. presided wht>n they met Monda y lrn hoard whH h tlw ria~~ ts mak 5 Southern :\f('thorl r;J 11 4 2• HH lflJ at the hom" of Mrs. William All in,.g \1111 ht' pla ct'd m 1hc dmn·h 6 Lou isville 12 11 ·2t 7. UCLA ()3-1) 1 II man. Mrs Russell gavf' a rf'a1lrn r.: ;·a r 11 in thl' lll' iil' futur e. In Stock For Your Walls 8 !!llnms (9 21 98 to open the meetin ~ urd the mr>m. 9 Seattle llfi2 fl8 Two B11Jle qurz ganw~ 1wre con~ers ~-!pe<c~tcd the opemn g pra y1·r !9-3 t 64 dueled by Mrs Fr;lllklrn Hud son 10 O!Jio Stall' In Ulli.~M. in pabot . . . If ii'H neot• .... ,.,.. hare itt SecvncJ 10 -11 . Bradlt•; 38 . 12 wrlh priles aw:u Ut•d tn ~1t'S Harry G<imt's were play ed rl u ring I hC' l.€'e R;~llrl . and Mrs. Rttlwrt Car· Cahfornta. 33 I:J . t'anl~llh, 30 14 Wakr l''orcst. 29 : 15 VancJ er hrlt. soc:1al hour anrl prr zf's won hv Mr s. Myron Mtller and Miss ll uth At lhf' rlo~e of th(' rrll'l'ting po t- 14, 16. Bn ~ha m Yr!lln ~ 11. 17. , Wt sc, g uesb · Mrs C P (;allaphl'r, luck n•freshrn1·n!s wr-re ~ef\'c d to !J uke. 8 18 (!if'l Tu lane . (JklaMrs. J ohn Maye r , Mrs. Plul1p Mr. and ~1rs Oni lll· \\'tlf's and h nme A&:vl am\ St Lour s 5 t·;nh Memh:1rt. SALES , ... PAI'I/T .... S.rvice family, Mr anrl Mrs Chester Zlr· • Mrs HolJ<•rt Carson. Mrs Fra nkl.n kif' . Rf' v. and '1rs fl!cilplr Zundf' l, Members reported ill wPrc Mr:<i Phoone 6008· Y Middleport Phone 6265-X J . B. Dowmng. Mrs. C. l". llawktns. Jaek Sorden :'olr a•.d Mn. Harry Hudson . 'I rs~ fraokr e \Vhr p pt> l an(] Le.f l1aill'y, \Irs 1/\Jward Ceci l. Mrs. William Lowe and Mr ~ E R Oil I' g ,n·st. L('l (]; Huschdl ____ ~~""'-~-"-"-~--~-·-----.,...·--~---_"'"---~---,.-===,.,====' CITRON YELLOW '"" CLIN"fON FISHER co. Sf'f\'ctl a sa l11d , eof(ee to the TAKE A ROCKET Federated Choir Tokes Break For Coffee At Practice 535·1 472 497 444 Ottlecrs were elected (or th e year when the Pentel Clasr. of the Pomeroy Baptist Church mt•t Saturday l'\lcnmg at th e ch urc h fo1 its January meetin g. '•' for co:nto rts and conveniencl'S they find lhe1 r farn1lks desire, the M1ddlc Wes t Soil Improvem en t Commrttel' potnts out. T ests a t agJ·rcLJllural colleges 484 and field experie nce o n fa rms, 530 says the comm1itee, sh ow that 1528 . fertlh ?.er can ret urn an ywhere 537 from $2 to $5 in rncr t'ast'd crop prodllction value for every dol· 477 lar mvested, m plant food . 2556 The extrll d ollOIS can help farmers buy new &rs, tractors and equ1pment. new furniture, rugs and drapes, labor-saving 887 electric kitchens, more plumb497 480 Totals 718 812 769 2389 501 201 LIBERTY RESTAURANT 2601 Ingels 170 l57 .178 505 TRI-COUNTY LEAG,UE " I 435 484 475 400 307 130 130 10 10 783 6Q9 779 2241 ASSOCIATED RADIO Hannahs 175 16.0 Walker 169 153 Duerr 201 170 Will 191 177 Davis 161 134 TOTAL 897 794 JR. OUAM Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs In Meeting Monday Peniel Class Elects Officers For The Year member, and guests /\rr:mge~ ments of chrysanthemums and glad iolus were used in the d1ning and living rooms of lhe Allnurr home for the party The Februray meeting wtU be 3t the hom p ol Mrs John Mayer. ,( 109 100 160 124 185 658 crepe with salln OOdice am1 front panel caug-ht wttll match· lnf bow and white silk TOtle. It is an unuaual, simple and smart dLnner·dance dru.'.l. Mrs. All~' an sandw1chc~ ,and 5 144 159 125 152 Hl9 749 OF MOLLIE PARNIS com~s an Eanpi.re sheath In black sJ ht I Tompkm~ . RACINE Elwood Norris J . Wolfe J. Stobr'lrt L Wolfe TOTAL JAYC&Is Betzing Rosenbaum They show you why the new kind of fiord Is worth mor• The secret of • Pay for Better Farm Living High 2601 High Gam•, Assoc. Red., 897 High Ind. S.rles, Will, 537 High Ind. G•me, W1lker, 208 SCORES POST&O Now 'See ancf ActiOn Tett the ;;;;:-~~f;~.. ~~·;:~:r ~~~ !~·;~ rAKE& POWE.R FIJL CASH INSIOI IMP.Q..._l JQI , ThU Custom :jOO Fmdor !iodaD hu the Mark FIGHT RESULTS llt·:"~ruJ=-.----- - - - •, MAMIE Rftutts. Jan, 21, 1U7 Holsum Bkry 2·1, Beker Furn 1·2 Tornado Twisters Invade Rutland For League Game Vl\t'tl \0 FOR TllAT To Rio Grande For Cage Game \t•;rr," Vollltill'i elmm~ 1\ rrol tw r~ not hohllny out r-ornt,let · Hurtsell Dodrill takes his P.as! i•h· \lll I Ill' ~~~~ ~~ ih!llty ur ntnking lll'l twrt•pl io lilt· mnrk In COiij'ltY h•ogut• rrn cagt"rs to Hio Grande> tomght pia." for a has ketbal same that means Canton JJnroln nothlne Ill the Mt>igs County ]('aHaer rw wtll bt_• looking at tht• gue but will be a tune·up for an ma lt h ~~~ :t wul"m -up tor a tou g her all -important tilt agatnst Raaine " rw a.caillst f<:astrrn Friday night Ji'riday niRht. In wh1dr a vid or y would !T€'W up Dodrill said The Rio team is «rtntlwr !'llU nty title for the pheno- Pll<'l'd by two big men, Barhl.'r and lni'JJ.rl T()rn ndlrt•s Howard, both blih acorcrs rts !rason record is reported 11 · 7-3 In lOl lll t.1· pLty this teaaon Ra Rto lost to Raelne last week 69-42. ~ rnr- h ;~s 11\f'fitiH'd 91).7 points per ·~ am(•, allo,.,.ed l)pponents 406 The power-riddled Rarhw Tor' IOinl.q e nado Twiate1'1 invade an oltl mal Rutland, ton l!( 1t !or a haskcthall In ilw .'l;mw ("1\\egory ItuUand h;v United game that on the dope Rhcet • n.rnag1·d 1111 avcragf! of 45.0 point.NF.W YORK St. Nicholas Are. mi.&ht Dl WCI!I be lltOpfll'd by lh1 'lrr ~.um•, p('- rrnlll<:1l the opposl Soe~.tJ: for the Prevtn tlon of Cru· liO n Rll lloVCrllgl' or 77.5. intc r~sted IKE'S Oodrill-Mtn Go t u~, J,. th'X1 D1de. All ""' t o: Tnl"~ 0 Mnc-l'lmhcr wu l:tlh. fol lnwl'd hv ! .akl'wood. f'tnrinn~ll Ro uf'tr Raf'nn and Voun g~t 011 11 R~uth Kr-nt Roos rvrl\ ant1 llr• l ln rrt Si John'~ tlrrf for 17th fol lnWI'd hv Nl"w PhllRrlt>lphla ' onrl Tlw n1•xr me1•1 u;:: "rll lr~· In •• rrd uw1l (lj ~mall t'l{'ltrr ( ~p p lid ftl'es t>ll Jan :.!4 . at the hom•· uf .\ t rs Ho~l rh ~ldJ~ d" Thl· meet ' rn~ y,.Jil t.w.;1n at U! :)0 L{'adl'f ~ ~o~JJI Lo r· :\l r·; IJ OWJrcl .~ol .:. n A , ., ,~11ng her ·,~., Jl \l r~ Howard F.lwrsliach and :'of r~ H.a.lph Mol,,rf.' WE tiA"I TH.I Mantle, who led the Alnerican Le~gue In batting, bon~e rUns and runs batted In the last seaS{)n, beat out teammate Don Larsen and heavyweight rhamplon FloYd Patterson in a nationwide balloi mg by s,ports WTiters and sporlaca_sters. WEsT~, i.td ~ UP . Charley Havens ' baa resigned 11'> head football coach · an(f ·alhlf't ir director at Westetn Maryland college. He has been usociated wl1h the school since 1933, Home Councils H.old Combined Meeting Monday 148 465 146 480 169 34(1 ' 20 769 2358 , At the prest:!nt tlmo t)ley ate workin~ on the~'·Sacre'd cantata "Calvary" by He.d.tf Wessel, to be presente_d someti.nJi ln. Lhe after- noon OD Palm Sunday. Mrs. Allc'e 1'rl'ease 1s the Director and Mrs. Carrie M. NeuL ~.: ing the Organist and invite anyone who likes to sing to assist w1th this program. Pr.act1ce is vn Thursday evening at 7..45 o'clock . TRY THE GOLDIN ROCKn 81 ••• LOWIST-PRICID IOCKn INGINI CARl MARTINSVILLE, Va. UP - Because his lawyer was found to be intoxicated while defebdlng him, Jam~s R. Nelson was fined $M for eontempt of court Monday . Nelson, appe.-rlng on a reekleSfi driving cl!.arge, was acting as his own lawyer. - - - ' -· RICHARD NEW YORK J\CC~'TS \Jp · The Rev . Bob Richarrl~ h:H accepted an In390 vitation to rompcte in the Millrose 432 l'rack and F leld Meet at Madison 442 Square Garden . Feb 9 He ha~ 568 won the pole Vault event in the 1~3 453 Mlllrose Games 10 consecutive 708 2285 year!!. lSO 120 156 169 CALL UP STR,IITE DETROIT UP - The Delrolt 130 39,fl 149 4:ill Red Wings have called up Gor4on in th~ 130 39p Strate from Edmonton 14'1 4o;l Western Hockey Le~g_ue to reta lf1 place injured def~usemln :AI' Ar· 728 2121 hour, who has been sidelined "In deflnl~ely ' with a kidney injury. 153 409 All work 11nd no play finally becomes monotonous to most people The Senior Ch01r of th e Ft•derat '<!d Church, however, hls worked out a syslem whereby they praetice hard for an hou r, durint; whleh the aroma from the roffce p01: fills the room and as soon us thia 1 ls ready, they relax long enough !rom their hard work to have a cup of coffee, s!lrrdwH:: he! or cookies which puts them m fine shape tor lh"' rest of the evening. The Federated ChOir is one or the few choirs thal ts on duty every Sunday throughout the year, to rent.ler an anthem or antherris during the Mormng Worship Ser\liee, wheth~>r the thermomel;et l!l down below z~o or up ov~ 19(1 deil'f'eS. • · ;.,:: United Methodist Church Men H9ld· i" Suodoy Meeting I The Methodist men of 1ht: United Methodl!l Church met Sunday evening at tbe church w1th Ken ~ neth ·Finley P.f.es.ident, pcrsiding, II was agreed to furni sh tran sportation to older members of lhf> C'hurch to ottend Sunda y S('hool and churc-li. Those wishing trans-portation are to contart Rev Eu.!!:ent Brown and hf! will inform the group. Thf' s ehcdul€' for ushl'rs for th€' remainder of the year was com· plcted. A report was gil'"" on the groups partieular p .~r t 1n the Christ mas decoration s for the church. 'DUi-fug ·the program hour Leo Crew told of his work as a dental technician. Tbt- re1l roqwt's out ••• ~o come on in! See oll1hat's Ill'\• "·itb Olds! A('('f'pt our invita• tion to tuk e the "&-at o! Hr,nor•• ••• behind the -...heel of a brarul -nl'w '57 Oldt•qobile. know tbere•s nothing likl' • Rocket Engine for qujck ..:tou~b and go'" ection • , • with 1 ht-ahhy power rf':M:I'Vf' l't'a.iy •nd waiting.; a through eyery dri ... ing ran~, T•st lt1 Torq.,. al low rpm's and fed the Y••• downright fun await11 you beret And vafut', too! Bccau&e Oldsmobile'• Goldf'll RtM"k.rt liB briugs you the big-c•r beoditll- r"~rxm~i\'Mll'"~ \'nu l!f' l fmm thr big.371-cubi,-~ im·h -cli~t•lal""f'llll'llt lf;whl '1-.fOO Engme*, IIJI!i• lnrqul' ot low rpm's IDI'an8 excellenl prr formanc('- at rronomi<"al engine speeds. T••t tt. Safety rr-!H'n'" of po wl'r and you'll in ride, in performanct", in lll }le and pn'!Siige: -all at • price mogt llllY burer cao afford! So be onr (Uefll ••• do il Joon! OLDSIVIC>BI LE, .., - - - - · YOU CAN COUNT ON "RED CARPIT" TRIAIMINT AT YOUII OLDSMOIIU QUALin DIALD'St KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES W. Main St. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 CARIFUL. Pomeroy, o, DIIVI S A N L T I - - - - - - - - - - - - - . : :·.:,., �r WANT 4DS ..... . ~eenta -· ~- «)Ue j ( 171 Help Wonted ID- , w~j~~::~o pt~o So~~t>~:~·~c~o~-r~~~~r aert1 lludmum charge 50c.t ~n pl'r 'ti"Urd for thre-e con 1-·tie••••- •'· o••. '<"... u u ..... &..-.>.::.! ~u:. r moflth , ..... ~ rents l' ho"'' ::10.)1-l Legal Notice 6- Daily Sentinel , Pomecoy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 22, 1957 Legal Notice I 19 3\p F.,rl "'I , 11 , 1,,,, F•rl \1.- I o~a~~ion~~~~~::s~o~~~n~r ~~~ s~~~ Sou theJs t corner o f a parcel of r<'al tstate r ·on \' t>~·t>d by Ht: nry ' 18 'I ( Wonted l, > . , . ! 1 Legal Notice Surprise Party For Don Spires Held On Friday Pueu,c I ,. 2.0 II 2 I Lega_1Notice I' TO DAY'S SPECIAL LegaIN • 1952 CADILLAC 4 DOOR W. Main St. Pomeroy ----- -- J • t' -'-· -~ 'OII'i•t"'Y. Ohio Rodney Downing 990 • ...... . _ c . . ............ ..._... 1·2 11\k .... h .... , . . _ t'L IIINISIIt.U AI'ARTMENT!i , 20tl • 1 Hi 121t· Room modern APARTMENT, call Ponwrov 275·J or l'ohdr:llc· port 6048 ' 1 1i ti ---- ---t'o r r~nt - El("ttrk Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO .. 3&-M wallpa~!l --- -- - ----- - - na~ METROPOLITAN Ledden., ...flold lloordl, 1lNp CloU.. CU ntoa Filber. IUddleporl Pboae ~ 11-l..tl ONE 4 -----------ROOM J\PARTO"'NT. On~ 8 room boae .Newly d~contt'l1 I in81df' 1M out A N B~ngtl Pomeroy. , - 1t t u -----FUitNlSJI~() 3-ltonm /\iHir11llet11 tnd lbrcc ,Jccpiug room:-~ . Phone Ja&.'f, 1 ,;:" ~l~ 6311 tiond ('lun All !lokrs and Models "'lramtor. Clinton Fkher, M1d dleport. Ph. 62M-X. lH·tt ... PHONES AU'l'O SALES - ,. CONCRETI'~ BLOCKS "&uUd Bttttr For L•n" liRIIES.:R Rl.OCK CO. 3 Milt& North of P. .trtoY On lt. n. (Mil Wm. GrwMr. lock Sprlnga i I I I Your ~ .. f:ni:t , Sunrise To Sunset Station II . Ruth'l hUJ· band !B:&b.) n 1dun& I car<Mn tool 27 WQ)Jnd mark 28. Letter '-'{; 111 lLi :•1 7tH ("l[1 :!"U tU;;I r.•f) .c! l l •:ill~t l 1 k~C'Jflllf;]; :J ~£llr• ~ ~ o m WJ t "!t ~'.J t.;.l r;~r~r tm :J [~ IIJ ~ ~ ~oJI 'i O[;_l!Jr:J 1!1•_,::::1 rJ t ~~~ r :1 ~·~w f'J~ ::1 : ~m mu '-' tr. n !1 r.:llll!l 30. Cebt~a ''=:"::11 1 r. n·: .~lf .mlll t 1 moaftJ' r.. r m~• :•mr,m l-4 !1. au1 ii J r!lf'i {.JU:<J'J!j 20. Propped up World) mu5ure pool DOWN ... . '1 . . . .' ~ 1. Shooter (marbles I 2.Gold ,. Ia LONGFELLOW One letter limply ltanda for anothea·. Ill thil ;@l'i'P" .• 11 llMd · lor the thret L'e. X for the two 0'1, et~. 81Jlil• lettert, llPQ.I· \ trophe1. the len;th and tonnatiiHl ot tht wordl are all hlntt. 'Each day the code lettm are dltferent. l I Patty Iknnelt Sunday. Hnrotd lttckard Jr who is sta· tioned at an Atr Force hase·Rap e-d Ci(v South D!lko la 1.~ viSiting his paf.l'nl s Mr and - Mrs Harold Rickard. Mr. Calvm Bumg:~nlner who is attending Marlihall Collct,:e eall('d on !riends rel·t·ntly Mr and Mrs. Harn~on Robinson Jr of Cli£ton are announcmg thi' birth or a son Saturday at Sehac· kel Clinic at Mason . Thr s IS the Cifth child Cor lhe Robtn son~ Th~ maternal grandparent! are Mr and PH IHKX WO W IWM-IWIHQ YHWXo X Q H. --· •• o M < ' Yooto...y'o Crn>...UOIOt THI:RIIIS NMI!INO 1M THII WORLD CONSTANT, BO'I' INCONB1ANCT-..sWII'T. = =::--:c:::-;;=-=""='::'1::""::... tw .,.,. r .....- .,._.. PEANUTS -I Texas Eastern tt3nsports has a host of relaU\•t!! hf're . · liM fJ!icnd$ Mrs. Garnet Chaj)mlflt 8(',a trit·e and Billie Weigand' OO!lrd otl Lew· L~ Blessing Sunday &ft.trd'Don. Other guests were Mr. and ,tin. Fred Brmker , Mr~. Audrey ltoNman . Mrs James CantP.r. Lawreni'f' Route tbe paternal grarrdpareul s Wmebrenner . Mr and !\-'In!. Bl"loit• are Mrs Clara Staats of St. Pet Ble-ssin~. Larry Sandra and Greg ersburg, Florida and lbrri~on or v o r Alban) , Ohw. Robinson Sr Letart Route ·hP~ Klll lt and Sam B o~to n Mar tin Johnson spf'n t Sundo1r Ut utq,:ht Eug(•uc Krng hom l' Su u· with his daugh\C'rs. Christilll' iJtHI d.~\ lro Jm Hulzer Hosprta.L Mary Johnson at Mason ~: rnrc R tC' Ii.:lrd and Dwrghi (; 1t1h<: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd l{offmun nf wt·rr in Nt·w li<~Vtll S:~turd~~ tJTl Pomeroy were Sunday ra ll t•rs rm businf'ss. Mr. and Mrs RElY Plt"k<'n .~ S1 · Mr ;rnd Mrs W:~y1u~ Hart Wt'f (' Mr and }{rs. Carl DasM Jr· of slwr•tJlllg in Polllt Pleasant ~~~I · Detroit. Michigan, Mrs l':.ul tl ~ ,\' Cauldwell of Chester Carl B;_t ~~ ~tr s. HJzel Frwnd. daughlel' and Sr. [k>lbert Ba~~ . Mr~ Floyd (;rhh ~ .'n " ~ "aliNl on th e Ernu• Gr11 n m bnub· StHHbv aft<'rnoon . .a~d ~hildren Linda an d RHY D1·an Mrs:. Frank McDermitt of Letart TEXAS EASTERN WHERE TRAFFIC LAWS . ARE OBEYED . DEATHS GO DOWN! : ~~~'"REHPORT '-'LOUISIANA PIPal.ll!laa OIL PROI>UCTa !U111iobod b y , _ Ou " - " ' ' throuab ~ Cloo - - . . Coatpuy-u allllieM .... of Ja.-.. ' ' I ,, . V'ME~ 'BOUT -rn·o;n~·­ ...FAMILY STUFF'? WHY MOT'? ~- NAI'iCY -- Sup,ort Ytlll' local 'altb Orpnization THE DAILY SENTINEL ••• ' ' I ·_, bigb-c:arbootteel to a pre&.:iH l4W F. in a pre-roraina operatioo. NI&Unl . . for Nk:IM>Ioan FDe ~n o1ott1 io -. HER THtNQS"? ~t Gas-fired automatic furnace~ pl'1)ll'tl· sively beat Nicbolsoa file bluta or • 'I''; I •r ,. ~, ,..,., """' """' ' THAT SaliVa YOU Ofh:~ OfE OF US HAONT WE r::JUQiT 10 TI:U. "'-' DOM~a•••• 'I W I ..,oo what 1 d:: 1 n race tr.e 1: mr\es the Hu!T\P\- IIIQ WOULD YOU GIVE UP THREE MINUTES TO SAVE YOUR LIFE? ' Taxaa 8AeTallfl aa•v•a TM& T'HELP ME.':"- former resident of 11\:i'S area antl i via pipeline from the Southwesl for Nicholwn File Company's Provideocc. R. 1. pliUlt. Here it is used in forcing, annealing, hardening and linWUng-in every beat~treatinJ process used in making files. Nicboboo prde~ .fttunJ pa browse il is clean and doeso't bovc to be otorod in !be plant. Above all, gos beal can be closely regulaled-.a must io ma.ling a &ne fiJe-wbctber it's a coarse raap or a dQiirare Silvcnmidfs Ritner• THAF(s ~ William Hart rcf'~J~ed word nf tjle death of his s1ster, Syi\'Ja . u1 Detroit, Mlchi"an. Stu! w.•~ a ! . ;l r~atural gas tiAI P!!-??- wr- . LETART, W.VA. PH XPLFVPX WO W QWVH, XPLFVP A bard-biting Nicholson file has plenty of sharp teeth to sink because Tnaa Ea&lcm helped put the beat ou. NATURAL eAa HeN't bow to worll II o A"YDLBAAXB A Crypt.1ram Quotltlon I ..... - (Sp.~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - '' OUT/ ( on slnd eurtJrCc ntcn~ of all traffic laWll. Traffic r~guhtii\JfiS wo1 k for you, not against you. \\hrre traftk:: laws are strledy enfort~'d, dcalllii go UOWN! u. Bullftghter ..:• .-, COM~ SECOIID - Insi~l 45. Drudjpd 47. Suma up , Mil AND IOS.SJiirR wor-tr FIRST- Drive safely ami courteouo;\y yomsclf. Obsene speed lim1ts anJ wurnmg -s1gns. Where traffic laws are obt·yed, deaths go DOWN! tlon '· ' THE SJIITH F AMJI.Y Help Prewent Traffic Deaths 44. Mountain - Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Jan 22 , 1957-7 All :1 driver can gain on an avc:ra~ tr i p - hy s pc _dwg , hy pa ssw g l•ght~, by ignoring s lop ·~i)?.ns-u three minutes! pbto How Texas Eastern n-.lps put the bite In Nicholson Illes • " Music note 2t. Seize 41. Exclsma. ( ~On your Dial tt [o]fJ !j 3:5 . The (8J'· chaic) 36. Telephont into a job- Fir•, Automobile, He1lth ACCIDENT life, C••ualty and land• l 17 tl!r SU~1<:1'1~1; nuul\tS, do~c in towu ~ Phofte 11 INSURANn: AGENCY Mullwrr,\ A\'1'. f'om('roy. Phmw 127 Culternul c., 115 I. INONI St. llot 'SE FI IHN!SIIi:U or UNI'\ 1[{. Nt.sm:tr .. 1 roonu. b11lh, ga~ . SN· NISJJt:O, !I romli, bath, ij:ali St'l' 1·2 t :ur 371:1 or 4~ . ATIO.WI • • saruoa ~ : 11 < 1 article w E H ---- 3. I~ 39. Spoken 40 Spanish J FUH J!Jo:N I' - ( 'lt•Lt n and chuu·e aparlmenb, t·all 6170. -'CR081 • .St.Cuu co. WARII DAILY CROSSWOR :23. Competition 25.Pronoun :t6. Exclama· t!on at sorrow 27. Classify 29. Antimony ts)•m ) 30. Genuine 33. tiOH to OHIO VALLEY For Rent taUet. e. Pols(lnO\II U. Rlvtr (Atr. I be:rey Ucuri· 16. Preparea tor 10. Rub out ~ltl Yut••••)'l h•••r active 17. Tbo11 nat In 82. Bltek, tuJ. 37. Comb wool service powtr pbur · ~lor 38. Keep 19. Gu1f (Sib. I 18. Permit U. Fr!i!rrtnet ft2 Pronoun 21. Open tort 19. Tub.r :t. Oenue ~ H. FU•a 22. !:xllt tS.A. I ~fl'l tOll! 416. Land 1 (J 41 ---· . e J\11&1, &h*J'ea$11"" l711dl•ta. I ~:~to uon ·--=--=-=- - - - - rn he-altJty !He. 13. COurt 14. Exelama· < Trevey-Finsterwold Funeral Home ' tally and ))bylloally. Tou IIH4 ol illah•,,.,... ..... ~hood, bt· your sleep to llve a u.ozmal, foreea.ttn&'aiidaftuJIOin&lot.ht 1. French "ei'U· 5. Empower lar ee!!ltll · 6. MOS'al pra• •~tic tJce 11 Wanderlnl 1. M9VInJ 12. Fly aloft about ( (91 For Sale ----···- • oenerally,your&leeplan'tqu1t. ot h•vtna JOUr w1fe drlvt JOU as soul)d u you maJ think. Yw'U t,bose few blocU. Yqu'll pro~blf be obltvloua to It, but you'll prob- ilttp better tr you dor-and your ably be partlaUJ"awake for about wlt~ probably can tJpp a Uttle half a minute each bOQr. later. Most UtelJ you'll toll about, QU&tiiOII ANI) AJIIWD •hlrtlnl )"'ar poaltlon anrwher• v. P..: WUl JO\l uleaat t,n tna f1'om 2tl to 40 Umea a IU&bt. The tbt belt re~i2)' f• P4JlWorN? more yo11 ahltt, yo\1 can readily Auwer: Trt&tmti\i o1 plnl!lee, the leu aoun<l will be rour ~ ttONIItl m ·~vtnc: iht ,,,.,._ wormo ~1 IHq\IIDl iiJooh!llp ol F01 Healthy Lifo the llllooled rqlwL 'l')le of Inability to 11eep 110Wl41.v. no vadotl& dru~ bt mouth, matter how l.rrlt&ble. and efOP lt \iDder. U. ot a Ph7~­ uay make you, wUt not....,. ..., clall.la ollrl beJ~t~~Clal. ... orpnle dlatue. A feW rtltJess Tht ~ lilffctt4 Wl~ llfb.. hlghta, howenr, mla:ht eull)' re- YOn:M lh.oilld ~" hll .G.naerduce rolU' etllclency, b<tth men- u.11& c1i6 ~ 1fJf!l' uJ:iclHpbtl 1 Candy ./ or •' $1695 (81 Auto ~. In any posltlon, IJthOU«h rou Yousuburba.ncamm.lJteralnl&.ht may find one more comfortable do well to walk t.o IU14 from tbe than otMrs. · r&llroad ltaUon each day lnatead I 121 ) f<eol i to gf"t U1 You11 !etl &lu&fllb aM tOUJ How much sleep you need a.nd. and. bo'h your m~q_~al and phyli.. when you should ut 1\. ot cou:rae, c&l reacUoNt probably wW bl b an lndMd.ut.l probl~UU. There slow. are some IU1dtpoa:W,, however, Meatal Exhmaalloa. tor you can get too much sletp Mental exhl,uit\on, hownet, Ia just as easily Bl!l you can get too another matter. I'll ·clllcuu th1l Uttle. In a later artldlre.. · Comfortl:lble PotltioD It you want. an 8D1&11J&} amount It doesn't matter whether :rou ot sleep, I Ul.tnk your trovble sleep on your back, abdomen or probably may til llliiJllb dtae• .. • aldea. You'll aleep Juat aa aoundlJ tlDn and lact pt exerdite. I KARR & VAN ZANDT ,.~ WHBTH.Eft ,-ou're & night CJWl 0¥erlllfpiDf, on the other or an early btrd, you nee• JDur hand. JDIIbt be Juat. &I b&C1 u •Ieep . And. u you're ~n &Oolild overeaUn1. beatt.h, mental and pby1ical, you It may even han about. th1 don't have to take sleeplrlf pWs lame etrect u too llttle 11Hp. SPECIAL ro-1 jl t, H I - N. IIINDIIIN, 8.1. TODAY'S ~- ' I' II I I "l"tflVI ro:eisleeping Is As Bad For You As Overeating The Ridge - ·Keno S41LI E rr r I PUBLIC SALE Olive Gunge entert•ined at r un t:'r!lfne Wl . o er or Delbert Turner farm , 10 a. m. Ruc k Sprlng5 Grange H11l Jan. sa u: 111 publJc . auchon at lhe 1 f'f'b ru i.lry Z:l. 19:; 7 , Co urt Hou se d 4th ThosP attended from Olive 1<~ltle~Jeneeu 1 Th omasTerrl'll , Pomen. y. Ohw Location , n r<:~ r 1 d t \l'ii.S l'd , located 111 Pome roy CnpentN 111 Columbia Tuwn:ship, Don Spires was ~Onotl•d wrth a were, Fannie Adams, Ella Hannwn h •ur·p• r t "~ d f ~t11g~ Co unty Oro. 1n K1 •rrs ~h·rg~ C Otln\1 Ohto ~ se p!iry , rol8)' aternoon Marlhii Keller Glenna Millhoan, l J,unuu RuuteNu 7ncarRuult Farm of 135 aerPs . residence · ."-} hrsro worke rsa tthePomeruy Kathleen ~llhoan . Mr and Mrs. I h C M '\n 33 on Saturday, the 9th da y and relatl.'d farm buildings . crop the ep vnc f a. r Smreli leaves Ronald Osborne, lOd three chll· . uf rcbruary, :lM7 , al 1 00 land , brtra:.:Jng , limber, a ~urplu.s of IS mo nth ur !CrVtc e In the us dren, Mr and Mrs Mert Taylor, udoc k p . m , t~ persOllctl prop-- water , on good road Army and Sylvta Colem•n A very lmf d d orll o sar ece d ent , cons J ~ tlng Appraised value $6000.00 and Tl If must 5, 11 for at least lwo-th'r•ds . II:" a a1r was held at the of· preuive New Yean program wa.s 111 ,art of ,. f d th given by Pauline Adkins Lecturer {,a., Range, Refngerator, T<r!Jlt.'s, Cas h in hand on d.:~.y of sale . ~.~:han w e grou:;- presented him of Pomona. L.~' Jif'alers, ,Washer , Irons. F . H. O'Brien, Attorney fot II ·h t o plecefi of luggage . Re· !Jr~ h~s. Beds, ~Stands, Warm Wayne ..Turnu, Admlnl ..tra· .-'="=';;;;m;;;;'";;;;";;;;w"e"r"e;;;;"'=';'=e=d=.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;I.on..;;.. ;i;;;:S;-;M;I;I;h;••~·~. Morr>ong Sio"e,f.a"enpo•t tor. Pnone 452, Pot~M"roy , • ' • , S"W· " mg Maeh1ne, adio, Pictures, II),. 29 Ohio. I 2 s 12 4t Hugs , Porch Swmg. ""'• ( } , , c ,- nd m•ny othe• m., · ••11•••-u• ... ,. --.v :Jrtlcles. Sale to commence at 100 o'clock p.m. Terms · Ca:;h. Ben J Spencer, AdmmJstrator PUBLIC 54LE Brownie Wood s, AuctiOneer Cora TurnPr Eslalt:, 40 acres of 1 22 He farm land, no buildings, joJns ~5 1 t~cre, Delbert Turner farm .to be sold ,.parately on same d'ate, 10 OfiCe a. m . Febraury 23, 1957, Court House, Pomf'roy, Ohio. Must sell Bulas Edward VanSiekle. who for two-thirds appraised value ol I resJdes at 224 West Chels4a Av~ $800.00. Cash in hand on day of ,· nuc, DeLand, Florida, ot~erwise sale. wholie place of residence~ is unF. H. O'Brien, Attorn.y for 1 Big beautiful dark green 4 door. A _car anyone would be known, will take notice tlat on Wa\'ne Turn•r, Admlnistraproud to own. Fully equipped with Hydramatic - Radio January 7, 19:i7, the undersigned tor. PhOfM 452, Pomeroy, - Heater - White Wall Tires - Power Windows, Powfiled her petition a,galnst him in Ohio. er Seat. See and Drive it today. the Court of Common Pleas of II) 22 , 29 121 •, 12, 41• ,. ... Me1gs County, Ohio praying for di•.-:-:--vorce and restoration of bel' HISTORIC CASES h formt'r h;une, on td e ground! of CHARLOTIE, N . C. UP extreme cruelty an gross neglect lice disporcd of three histone of duty . Said cause will be for uses here Monday. Sir Walter hf'arlng on or after February 19, Raleigh Gable received a suspend1957. ed sentence for driving without a NANCY LOU VANSICKLE6 hce nse. Andrew Jackson andd OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC DEALER BY . Wi':BSTER & FULTZ, 1 George Washington were release Attorneys for Plaintiff after being questJoned about two OI~B>,-~1~5~,~2':2:,~2~9~1~2~)~3~,~12~,,~6~1:"e~sl~a:':y~in~g~s~-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,,.,.,.,,. d Th V.\'\11 11 \1 tt\tT ILt•l t'lg~ l1tr.· J,,,. •htt•llltl th,.urt !><", 1 11 !'<•1111 I'•• I WriiL H.Jw ~rur11 r. • ,,. 't'" •'<I, ~ r('lure, et al b) rh·ed rlaledd~'eb "'' rua r y 9 1870. a nd rel·orde m ..-..~ , "' 1 1 tlll&iUH ~, · r· 11 · 4 'Per word , ··~·,~ r.; ' · fl'l' ' ' ' ' '• ' •I• t> ·'; Volunw3fipageU McL~sC ounty "- 'u ro'' or :Z c~nl.s pe:r word Will ' pun Jlliii<JI~ l2lltp .>1!.:1· OJ! ~.<~rl \1 '!ul• .t dH·o•a::.N.I Deed ftecords. thence Easl 94 1\U•- ·•·,gM "" 11 r \I 1 1 II s un f.1r u tvertL'>Jng If oot 1.\IIIJI>I.". \ >.1 IJ r \I>" 1, • 1,, · ,,•,·.. ~:',','' · ~r• d'' "'11 ~ ruds . thent:t· north 40 rods , thence -= "llA ,I u~ - ' ·d !or bel.,-, l'e ••th of ••ch ~~· un Wes t 79 rods, thence SoLKhwe.':lt PB.._ " ~ Wtllr t·ldtrl~ («tJplt· at ( <~olltru'-' k rr· 111 n liu-\.,r• 1 !I• 11111 ,. \h moM.b tollowtng Insertion h 1 'I 1 f • 1 . to the pla<'e or bcgJnnlng, CUll· II 111 1,,.,, rorrt,. OU ;~ 111 u t'lllll !'J .. u• 1).. 1 ,, 1 , 1 twrr~ (]('\I £rrorJI In Arherthung - Shou ld b~ I 4 oa I' 11 .\ttt r -lou t;~ll Hut tatnlng 216 acrt·~. more or 1ess. reporterj tmmfdr attoly . Tht- Da!h L.rnrl :::-I Hti\ 1 ~~ Jll "'l'' 1 ''~' 11 '' ~ '\l't " 1'1' ·•·lnurus. Sa1e a nd except the lots which Sentin el Wlll not bt rf"sponslblt' I t·C-tor, '•I ·~-~~~~- '' t\, trl ,.,. \f r have hrrctofore bet•n so)(] and I E~ployment lurr rl d •.,,''" d '\,!,, \1rt lurP conve)~d frorn ·~aJd real estate but f.• mo•e th•n one tn•orre•t ,-, . I 1'n. 11 " 11 1 '" &ertlon. dl(fl''~ ' 111 kii •JV·' 11 includ~ng Lvl s 5, 8 . and 1~ Ln tbc ' • ,_ .,_ ''' II I ,.,·... ro' ' ,., 1.,.,, \'Jilag( of HarnsonvJ!Ie. I I'' .,,.·· olo ·< ' ' ' :arc or fTIIMl.b and Sperl¥] No- ' , P p · \(>r' . ;~drJI I II.~tr~t, ,r ~ (>r "~~r:-,11., u f tices of Evfnb prllltf'ld at regu·l1 WANTED - 1-ll 1\lmt• hou ~ ''"r ,I •kn·~'~ ri 1 he Tlwst> two parcels conta.m sixty Jar dus1fied rates Obituane~ n ntH " ' 1\'uJ(' hnurs olf 1\•Jra .\ J,( ILm , . b -• kl v Ullkno~~on lot·ir ., •lnt~•~·~ 11'1-:llt~~~ two 'ICres, more or less, and are · , . _ , 1 1 1 70 PU•• u ed At 1 c~nt per wol'l "'-l'~· :r "n r ~ I t·n, u ~ 1 21·31t rxerult [' arlrt•llll,lr.<lllf.> ~~~ ns-- I allio known as the Dunlap farm l''b'ls ,,· \11 11tll•l \kr'Jmr J1 1 LU 1 t:l I doc··~" d l·.nm,t F \hr '""' lHI· The prayer of th e petition Is \ ustnes::, )ervtC~ dr.",~ unkw!·' 11 un that the decedents tlt!e be quieted omplete WREn. •UIH\.4EN'I Watcb && k11">~11 h thl .urd • J Emma. :VIr· Jn an undlvtded lhr('e·flrths Inter· b•:ar;clftt and brake •ervtce QU!CK SERVICP!: OQ ~ ltn•· th" nnhllown h••Jr' dc vr. e:st of the aforcsard real estate, flackett's SafetJ Senic.. Welt palritijl b7 FC•c,~r::t,, ~n~d st t>s leg~tt· ' 'xrnltru s. ~dmirlls that the Tights of the parties ~ watdunak.a 0 ~~.s o~c..W.,.. determined <rnd that lie, as exe· lhin Stnet. PomeHJ, Ohio. LERS p l..S.tf tratur., llr ·''"~"~or ~: mm<r f ' :vll __ ...:._"OJd"((_:-._~ _ ___ < ltl rl· 1f d, <'e:r-,l'd Nathalllcl \V (•:-. culor, may t}e aulhonzed and or. SAY! DON'T YOU KNOW? RADlv & TEU:VJSIOI~ SJ:<:HVICl It'} \h t l:u•· .Hidr••!is unknn"'n . dered to sell the entire mtere5t In Baker's will give you tbe bei!Lt Phone 200 tle1and Applunt·" \fr ~ .1\; <.~l hiJIII •· I Wn kr !11el 111 \'t' all of the &tvve described real 'ilt,~. 118 w Main St., PomeroJ whos r n·.-1 na itll' rs llllknow rr th e ~late in . S£"('tl~n 2l 27 08 of the trade on furniture or appliances. 4-fl tf 2--23-11 unkno~ n hi' Its d"~r~et· s I'XI'Cil Oblo P.ensed Code and fur s~ch --- ---ton; iidtnlll;~tr~lnr~ ur a:-.~rgus of other and further relief to wtuch ANYONE Dr:SJRING HOME DE· HHt.E-'AA"'i "" AlillUT'I r V .SE~· ~:1\lrauH·l w1·., Jo·) \,ld. luro•, 11 dt• lw m;1y be «ntJUr.d . I.JVERY of Broughtou's Dairy VJCF. All wake"' it.. paucd by Ex , l'"a~t·.J Dur._ rJ 1 1 Mi't ' lurP , ; 11 idn·s~ "20< The vers0'15 f1rst above men· Products in Pomeroy or Middle-pert 1'e-t'hmnana Ph oDe u unkno.~ 11 '1 1, ]),. 11 ,dd •tc·J'!un·. k tloned wrll ta e further notice port, call Walter Crooks, Phone Mlt11'11 1'P0 ' 1 U"- iP' whus!· rr·.rl !1.111\t' 1s unknown. the that they have heen made parties 6057·J. Arter all, "The Best - S if ~ E-:. pa·· Jt UJ1kntn1 lr t'r1·· dt•\r:-.N·s. lo· ,a lee~ . d r SAVE 0-N- ">JU-R 1 • • '"' u " e cndant l'l said petition and D~sn't co~t A Cent More." Sl>op cxl•t·ulr,r~ :~· tm l rn \' r~ l nt s or a .., I"uat th ey are requrret · 1 lo answer R. ,,0 , Sh"e .._ u 1 16 I moe uf Dvn.Jid \1 1' 1 lur1' tf d~· , b I' ""0 tf :sruns ., lue .<;arne on ur c1ore t he 51 h d ay _ _ _ _ ____ ce<~ ~ •·d f'harlt·~ ~1rllur(' , .Jr, atl of Mach 1057 1 clrf' ~~ :.H ikrto •vH. ~Irs (' harlt -.~ M•·· ' ' · AUC'TitJN SALE--Fa~!11 machi.n· b n~ufUfl<..t. A ery, household equipment, m1s- 1 -•· r!ur!:', .Jr. tlw unkonwn h,-.lls, de DAL~ M. ll UTI'ON, 1 8 arn~Lmpeon \'IS('es, lo• ..!!<~ k~· ' 1·xenrt 11 rs, :Jdrnlll Plamlif( re aneou~ ~upp I1es. G rf'a t Ben d M ddl F nsurance A to gency, bil 1 Grange Hall. Sa~, Jan . 26. 1~00 -'~epoPrht rr • -.Xu m.ao n..~ Jstratms or ,t~~tgns of Charles M(• WF:BSTER & FULTZ 11 6 31 p M. 1 HI 6tc ~l~ - ~~ - ~ · - - V" • 111 Chrrr , .Jr. 1f dPl't ':tscd The un Attorno::ys for Plaintiff C'OltfPLE"I1>: lnsur•OJce Ptotoetlon know rr he 1ro . d N 1sf' t' s. Ic,r.: at ee ~. Jan. 22, 29, Fe 0. 5, 12, I 9, 26 - - - -- - · (21 Card Ot Thanks Lite, Auto, Firr:,, PoJio. C11l Don I'Xl'l'Utor ~ <L · I m rnbtr~tor.~ or a~ · ~rgns or Ch;!l'lt-~ ~'r:1nk Mel'lur~ MiliA, Mlddlf'port , Ohio WI-: WISH TO EXPHESS our ap. clcet':J'e<l AJ,,,. \lrt'lur~·. adt!n·s:. 1 unknown, th t 1111knowu ~lt'lrs, d(• precratJOn and thanks to the F~tate nerghhors, fru·nds and rt'lativf'.~ ~isee~. le~:rt~·l'~ . t'XI't'IJtur~ . urlmllr· who s<•nt flowers or hPI peel 111 Jstr;!t~il' S ut' "'" 1;.,"11 ~ of AIU'I.' !\It · any ~~oay till I Ill~ tlw loss of our ( lurt·, If dt r 1'.1\t'd 'l')w U1lkii1JWI! luvetl crllt', l.utlwr l'artluw Mr~ . heir •, dt·\ l\ 1'1' ' ]l')'a tl'l' ~. t•xrtll l':~rtluw .unl f~mrly. Mrs Ucrt turs, atlrJIIl11 "11,11<JI\ or :~ .o; ~rgn,, e f Srn rlh . 1 22 1!1) POMEROY .1 room. 2·slory house Edgar H. M1·1iuri·. dt'l ' l'd~t·d. wtl l PIPt'lrit·rt ~ w,dt•r :md ~as avail· t.~ke nol rc·t· tlrat ll.l lt' \1 llulton , Soles I ' ahlt• L;.r ~:!' lut \\orth llll'e gar I'Xi'~·ll t i,r of th r· · ·~l.t l o· 11f ~1•·t roll !i('Jl Out ut lil ,.: h wo~ l r r ;md in \tcr ·Ju tt·. df' t ~ -. ~ ~· ·rl. ll ll tlu ~ ~~l 195ti PONTJA( ' Star Chtd 4 dr walk .n;: rlht<rrHt t• f tlownlown t l,t} ur .l.uHI. II\ , l!l:i? f1lt•d !11' p•· :-,;•,bn Vt'l'}' luw mii1'3J.!<' . A rC'al $200tJ 00 j l l\IU II 111 t IH l' ro lr,n o· i ' o111 t wrth "t'rt'am pulf " lll;rt• t1nJr · ~. !'om MIDOLEPORT - ' llll'drnorrr mod· In and fnr lilt • l'uurny nl ~IlL~., eroy. ~:l:>!J5 no l'rrt fr.tlllt' ( 'q] tll11.11. I.IVItl,E;room and Sl:ilt rol Ohio .tlh•).(J:lg lh,d 1 17 Ole 1111111\~ ro o111 klh'hi•n Hnd den the per~tJII.tl eo;l.rll' ot • ..rd !h'l'i' · dowmt:~ir~ ll.rrrlwot1rl floors dent ts nut 'ulfli'1o·ut to 1 , 01 ~ till' Hl.~tl '•I I on l•'«l d Till ( 1{, t' Xt'1·l thro11~hn1JI !'11ll h;l~~·llll'1ll Wllh dehls ~11d 111!' tos'~ ol admHil' !t-nt ~·Hidith)n !'hom• '1'!14~14. l:(:ts fin'tl lr J] all' funL<I l C. All tC'IIII!! ]r h P~l.llr, th;d he tht>tl ~r·w llawn I ~2 :l te o.\llltlow~ ,> tid fi<wrs wt•,rther· setled 1n It·<· Slllll' ll' of tit~· !olio" hlrl jlpt•d (',.dar sltrngh• t•xterior , I IlK .te ~ntlu 'I r•·:ol p.o;l. tll' . ~du,th•! l .I!J55 VOIW Vfl H:~rfrh \vugon ' New~ and .lohrl 'l.lll\ 1111' 'Lifl'timc" 111 ~ ald (<111 1' 1,1 111 wl111' h 1ht alurt'· I!turk I l'~'dt' · llr Fm doma t lr roul111g . s:t.l\~ll hv <~PfHHiltment. nwnlioncrl , ] pk n•LIIl1 ~ fl.rltn 111 $1095 00 Hhwllniir's , 1'o111< ru·, 1 17 t.ltr MINERSVILLE - llruom fr,tme mav l'l<~llll .111 1 11111(' ~1. l n"rt '•',wi1h t•IPrltrrrh, n~INn and well J'AIH'I::t ..\0 . IV gas J\<J!I:.rh lt• l ·at·rt· lo t $20!)1] no liJ:'i!) Hi ll( K SpCCliil lllx . 2 dr Tlw f11 .. 1 pr · ·· ·~ r~ dt·w11hed as U 1n be lmucht w1rth laud tO ll· ~;~·rl;,n Low rn llt~g(' Olll: cardut rollow~ I" ~~q \ ii undt~r rlcrlttlree turf lu~ · al OWII<'r $199.'i.00 Bhel\oo 111'lll'i t lll t'll~ t 111 tlw f o lltJwin~ 11.11 s l'ontt'l O)'. I 17 tile RESIDENCE - 2 mrli' ~ to \'<lllll ' ru v n·al t· s tlllt ~t1 uat(· 111 lht> ( mrnty IJ]l lll. tll ,JI'<f o,t htUJ] Jrtb \<lUll' 4 of \IJ' I).!s .Ill•] ~t.Jlt· 11! Ol :lu and 1'1111111 ~ l.tr ~ o fiOI I' h :IIIII Jul. JII'O lfl55 I'I.Y !\10L'Tll [)lx . 4 1lr. S!'d,rn huund<d ol~ l ul l• •W~ ]lo,r.:urn111g <tl ]"'Ill 111 gmul 1'11!\d l [ IOII S.l.'itlll.· Sputlrss two t1JLH' ltltli' f1111~h tlw Suu l ]l(',, I 1\11111'1 ut l r;tclron UO Al~t• Hc·~ttll'rtl't' - IJil ltuutc :-.111. 7 Ill S11j11o 'ln •~rl ~h ljl , ( mllil \' Orrr lura! ow rwr $1~9.'i UO 1\Lu·l· 1:!4. rio~·· I<J l'urut I'll} and ~1HI· .u1d St.llt• ,rlrtrt•,;llrl tht•nt·~· ~tll' \h llldr'~ . l'iJ1llt'fUy , I 17 tl\t• dkpmt , ~ ru1•m s, hath. rlosl'fs, lll:! nul' lll"u~•· Y·h ~ t 12 rod~. ' ~·,' lJa,( ' lllt ll!~ fo,rllurrr;t(~'. t.:ara~~ ··. 11154 11\111 K Crntury 4 tlr St•rliUl tht•ll('l' \' ('~( :t! .), ,.( ~llli[Jr :hi .f' • IIIII' ,10'11' $5200.00. J:arJ j) ~1~'11 !.lkl' rww in appt'<IL'aLn 't• ll)'lllt· !'Oils; llit'lll'l' Wt·sl II d1•;: Smti h t\P t . :-.1·. ](P,rltor . ]'t'iHI F. l'.trk flow !lmt·. $189~ . 00 Hlm• ltnar '~ 211 lo• l~ . liwrrn• Wt•s l -ltl tit· ,< t•r Ago•rrl , l'o ll ll'I'II,Y . !'hone 201. !'>ollt]\ ;(4 rod~ . tht'll((• w~·~l 31 l'omeroy I 17 !lie I 22 llr ~~~ ·g South :w rurb, tht•tt r·c Sr•u!h ,u5:J RlJH'K Huadmastcr l'o'' ('pc . 2:1 dt• g. w~ ·~ t lfi rutb 12 lrnk~. Tft• R1d11•· K•mo I'N(e('l l'Ondltlon . Uynaflow , th,•nel' l• , a .~l ;w ro~l ~; \Jwnn Sonl\h ol1n ~ ;r.tnt.:~ · mt•l 1111 lht•lr n• po"'t·r Orakc11, steering. $13~500 4ll rmb, llwnn• E:~st 1~1 tmb 17 gular urght i'rtd:t ~. Jan. lith . Oh BI~P11nar·~. Pomeroy. 1 17 6lc llllhs t o plal'o• hel{illlilll); niL!· llt.:aiLull 111 ] ,J a rr d :lud dt•gn•t• WdS tJIIII IIg ,1lmu1 fort y t-10) rmls, l,l iV t'll 1, ~~~ ( r.u .v. Au a]lp ]Lea· I tun .,..,,~ ro•.1d All rn t•mht•rs ,,r · mort• 111 ll• ,o;, illld t.~ Jl;trl ut fi'JH ' l11111 ~:o 7. Sdpw 'lowu~IIIJI lll'~t·tl \11 ht 1111 '.~t' 1tl ut tht• J;w ~5t h J\I( •I_!.! H lOLII'I\', Uht u, ,,1\'1' :Jlld t' X t. H. RA WLINO SONS CO - 1t 11!('(' 1111).\ {II ]lo J11 \\i[ h di' ,i i'P~' Will k !'~'Ill 1]11' Co o~ ] tlt.tl 11.1~ l'l'~t'l II'CI li; -.our WrPCkll'f Service. D11 ,l,i,uh IJfl\1 ' \~111'11 Sol id liillll \~<1' Pbone 822'7. Niflbt Phone P9tlt••·•kd h.\ ,.,rHI 1),,\1~ 10 A Dun lt DODGB-I'LYMOUTR DEALWE BUY J<tp ril'l'll tl.t 1t•d .J:UHUII~ :1, Hi5J ERS Uti I The M'llllld jill'(~ I~ ilt'SiillH'd STRUCTURAL I BEAMS $C:RA .. IRON - MU AL.S il ., ft~llow.~. 1u·wl1 Au tliHiil' itlt·d 50 whrlt• hrn 1·v lfF.NS ., lllU l';rrh l lluo'l ' l1rth~ inlt'l'l'~t Ill th1· [r,lluw ;J[ f,j]'ll! s II Layman . na ~h ;rn JUNK lllg ll'o.tl ('~!ttl' s tl l!rl iNI Ill t II, . 1\ t'lln Hou.d 1 22 :lip PhoM 510 fomeroy Town~lllp uf St'IJIIU, ( uunly ul -:;;;:::::::::::::::::::::;::::;::::;::::;::::::~ I \ll'igs .tn t! S1 a I(' ot Uh ILl. 111 Fra (' Jli\\' ]"01\ SAl.)';, llllKNI 0111d ----! Lull 7, To•V!t 7 lt.lllj.W I~ ul' t ht• ~tr JI),( ht Tllllothy, $2000 pi'T Wlwu Ilt'UJIIe .suddt'nly f:tce ~- tJh ro l'omp ;~ny ·.~ l'urdt l l ~t·. l•t•gr n ton \\'l!lidll! (.'UIYo'l'!l, HL I. ('.rr tl'uvcmcnl the !WrVI~C nr a trllsl 11111£ Ol j lpro~lllllltt'ly l:i .. rod~ Lt~t LH'nt••r. 1 21 tltp worthy funt~rlll director h1 lndl11· POI1Bitble. They also welcome tlw TWO l ;Si':n m~AS~ [)i~play t·a~t·s information untl COUUI:ICl rt.><;:CIV· cd at 8' lun~t 3' hrgh 2' [Pel dt•t•p . :\lu~t gu Nt·rd SJlll<'t'. l'rlccd {'h(•ap flh'l!(s !'11utur Company l'houe tl02:l addition thi'V ('Jill NN'UfC q11ul· 1 :!:l :u f IIY mf'rt'hanrllsl' wlthoul extrn· 23 TOILll uf CLOVER . AI~I-'AU'A Butlcrnut Ave., 1nd Timothy hay. J K n. lhlrlinut•r F'onwroy . 1 l7 6tp u I I 1 \fr~ Ronald ~apt'll~k l an<'l ~on~ 1 11~111y Olfld ( t>rl~ of '/o l~··lto ,l.j, unci \1r' J,J,·un f,la tt' of I' IJIIII'f'J' Mr. and Mr11 l'eell sm:tlt "11•l I lJh1u and !>-! r, Nel~oon H f.lu~b of flmily of Muon \'<rllt•d orr \lr '\1·w ~h ~•·n Wl'H' V ! ~ltlfll( ill lht• and Mn PParl S111tth Sund:..~} I h •<Jllt' ,,f \lr ar11j .\lr~ ll.;rr_y Jol11, Ton~ W11l1am s ~ l'''rrt ttw Wt>f·k sun last Thursday Tbf'y Wt'rt' call I t'nd 'o''it h his pan·nt' \tr -urd M1 ' l'rl ho::rl' because; of the ckath of Llo:,r(] Will 1a ms th1r garndmuthr Mrl. Ida Ba~~ Mr aud .\Irs J.utlle r TU('Itt:•r Mr. and Mrs Homt• St1•wart 111 C heshire OhiO IH'rt' c:.llrng O" 11nd Mr and Mr~ (;\l:'nn Ca r1we1ghl unrj Sh1r'll'~ Ollvf'r wtr ~ t'i'l't'lll An.dv Stf'wart Sulld.ry <~ft N IIIIO ll ~~s t:u rl Uar ~t of Pt . P leasard c.linner gue.'!t!i of Mr and ~ln . IIer man l'ar11l ~ ig(ll wert> v1srt1ng lllr ant i Mt'i He r Gay LlvJngstcn of (' ~umbu ;, t~n Cartwrrght SumliJ) , Wa)nt' Youn~ of We st L'o lu mb u1 Ohro t~UI'nded the f uneral of b•:r Wa! n rllrng on Mr ~nd \lr~ Jall'l' S oiUlll M r~ 1di1 Bass at PI Plfa~&nt Young and fa111iiY Thur~da~· Pvt Jo:ugene Sm1th who '" blalion· 1 Marth~ Ut'nry who has ~~:n 1·m· ed at un air base 111 Tt!X:JS IS ~ pt!n tl 1 plo)·e d at Columbus, Oluo hab l't.' · mg a leave wrth h1~ grandparents , turn e d lo her hom(' a s sht• •.~ lemporan out of work . Mr. and Mrs T 0 Youn g Mr s )lae V ~ n ~ler. f.lildn•tl • Mr Ralph \'an Meter of Ari· tona 1S visttrng hr~ mol her Mrs 1 Van MeiRr and Mrb. Paul Ji't'l 1t. gerald a11d daughter Linda of Wt> ~t Maude Van Ml.'tl"r l'olumb1a wo::r(' <'ailing on :\1r ~not Phyllis ~H11nley <r nd Larr~· Vain ey of Middi<'port. Ohw vis1tml \lro. Hc··man Cartwright 1'hur~ ~ ..,....... ----- ~~- WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH A LAWN MOWER ON A DAY LIKE THIS'? By CHJ!!STD GOULD POND IS FULL. OJ" WEEDS �r WANT 4DS ..... . ~eenta -· ~- «)Ue j ( 171 Help Wonted ID- , w~j~~::~o pt~o So~~t>~:~·~c~o~-r~~~~r aert1 lludmum charge 50c.t ~n pl'r 'ti"Urd for thre-e con 1-·tie••••- •'· o••. '<"... u u ..... &..-.>.::.! ~u:. r moflth , ..... ~ rents l' ho"'' ::10.)1-l Legal Notice 6- Daily Sentinel , Pomecoy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 22, 1957 Legal Notice I 19 3\p F.,rl "'I , 11 , 1,,,, F•rl \1.- I o~a~~ion~~~~~::s~o~~~n~r ~~~ s~~~ Sou theJs t corner o f a parcel of r<'al tstate r ·on \' t>~·t>d by Ht: nry ' 18 'I ( Wonted l, > . , . ! 1 Legal Notice Surprise Party For Don Spires Held On Friday Pueu,c I ,. 2.0 II 2 I Lega_1Notice I' TO DAY'S SPECIAL LegaIN • 1952 CADILLAC 4 DOOR W. Main St. Pomeroy ----- -- J • t' -'-· -~ 'OII'i•t"'Y. Ohio Rodney Downing 990 • ...... . _ c . . ............ ..._... 1·2 11\k .... h .... , . . _ t'L IIINISIIt.U AI'ARTMENT!i , 20tl • 1 Hi 121t· Room modern APARTMENT, call Ponwrov 275·J or l'ohdr:llc· port 6048 ' 1 1i ti ---- ---t'o r r~nt - El("ttrk Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO .. 3&-M wallpa~!l --- -- - ----- - - na~ METROPOLITAN Ledden., ...flold lloordl, 1lNp CloU.. CU ntoa Filber. IUddleporl Pboae ~ 11-l..tl ONE 4 -----------ROOM J\PARTO"'NT. On~ 8 room boae .Newly d~contt'l1 I in81df' 1M out A N B~ngtl Pomeroy. , - 1t t u -----FUitNlSJI~() 3-ltonm /\iHir11llet11 tnd lbrcc ,Jccpiug room:-~ . Phone Ja&.'f, 1 ,;:" ~l~ 6311 tiond ('lun All !lokrs and Models "'lramtor. Clinton Fkher, M1d dleport. Ph. 62M-X. lH·tt ... PHONES AU'l'O SALES - ,. CONCRETI'~ BLOCKS "&uUd Bttttr For L•n" liRIIES.:R Rl.OCK CO. 3 Milt& North of P. .trtoY On lt. n. (Mil Wm. GrwMr. lock Sprlnga i I I I Your ~ .. f:ni:t , Sunrise To Sunset Station II . Ruth'l hUJ· band !B:&b.) n 1dun& I car<Mn tool 27 WQ)Jnd mark 28. Letter '-'{; 111 lLi :•1 7tH ("l[1 :!"U tU;;I r.•f) .c! l l •:ill~t l 1 k~C'Jflllf;]; :J ~£llr• ~ ~ o m WJ t "!t ~'.J t.;.l r;~r~r tm :J [~ IIJ ~ ~ ~oJI 'i O[;_l!Jr:J 1!1•_,::::1 rJ t ~~~ r :1 ~·~w f'J~ ::1 : ~m mu '-' tr. n !1 r.:llll!l 30. Cebt~a ''=:"::11 1 r. n·: .~lf .mlll t 1 moaftJ' r.. r m~• :•mr,m l-4 !1. au1 ii J r!lf'i {.JU:<J'J!j 20. Propped up World) mu5ure pool DOWN ... . '1 . . . .' ~ 1. Shooter (marbles I 2.Gold ,. Ia LONGFELLOW One letter limply ltanda for anothea·. Ill thil ;@l'i'P" .• 11 llMd · lor the thret L'e. X for the two 0'1, et~. 81Jlil• lettert, llPQ.I· \ trophe1. the len;th and tonnatiiHl ot tht wordl are all hlntt. 'Each day the code lettm are dltferent. l I Patty Iknnelt Sunday. Hnrotd lttckard Jr who is sta· tioned at an Atr Force hase·Rap e-d Ci(v South D!lko la 1.~ viSiting his paf.l'nl s Mr and - Mrs Harold Rickard. Mr. Calvm Bumg:~nlner who is attending Marlihall Collct,:e eall('d on !riends rel·t·ntly Mr and Mrs. Harn~on Robinson Jr of Cli£ton are announcmg thi' birth or a son Saturday at Sehac· kel Clinic at Mason . Thr s IS the Cifth child Cor lhe Robtn son~ Th~ maternal grandparent! are Mr and PH IHKX WO W IWM-IWIHQ YHWXo X Q H. --· •• o M < ' Yooto...y'o Crn>...UOIOt THI:RIIIS NMI!INO 1M THII WORLD CONSTANT, BO'I' INCONB1ANCT-..sWII'T. = =::--:c:::-;;=-=""='::'1::""::... tw .,.,. r .....- .,._.. PEANUTS -I Texas Eastern tt3nsports has a host of relaU\•t!! hf're . · liM fJ!icnd$ Mrs. Garnet Chaj)mlflt 8(',a trit·e and Billie Weigand' OO!lrd otl Lew· L~ Blessing Sunday &ft.trd'Don. Other guests were Mr. and ,tin. Fred Brmker , Mr~. Audrey ltoNman . Mrs James CantP.r. Lawreni'f' Route tbe paternal grarrdpareul s Wmebrenner . Mr and !\-'In!. Bl"loit• are Mrs Clara Staats of St. Pet Ble-ssin~. Larry Sandra and Greg ersburg, Florida and lbrri~on or v o r Alban) , Ohw. Robinson Sr Letart Route ·hP~ Klll lt and Sam B o~to n Mar tin Johnson spf'n t Sundo1r Ut utq,:ht Eug(•uc Krng hom l' Su u· with his daugh\C'rs. Christilll' iJtHI d.~\ lro Jm Hulzer Hosprta.L Mary Johnson at Mason ~: rnrc R tC' Ii.:lrd and Dwrghi (; 1t1h<: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd l{offmun nf wt·rr in Nt·w li<~Vtll S:~turd~~ tJTl Pomeroy were Sunday ra ll t•rs rm businf'ss. Mr. and Mrs RElY Plt"k<'n .~ S1 · Mr ;rnd Mrs W:~y1u~ Hart Wt'f (' Mr and }{rs. Carl DasM Jr· of slwr•tJlllg in Polllt Pleasant ~~~I · Detroit. Michigan, Mrs l':.ul tl ~ ,\' Cauldwell of Chester Carl B;_t ~~ ~tr s. HJzel Frwnd. daughlel' and Sr. [k>lbert Ba~~ . Mr~ Floyd (;rhh ~ .'n " ~ "aliNl on th e Ernu• Gr11 n m bnub· StHHbv aft<'rnoon . .a~d ~hildren Linda an d RHY D1·an Mrs:. Frank McDermitt of Letart TEXAS EASTERN WHERE TRAFFIC LAWS . ARE OBEYED . DEATHS GO DOWN! : ~~~'"REHPORT '-'LOUISIANA PIPal.ll!laa OIL PROI>UCTa !U111iobod b y , _ Ou " - " ' ' throuab ~ Cloo - - . . Coatpuy-u allllieM .... of Ja.-.. ' ' I ,, . V'ME~ 'BOUT -rn·o;n~·­ ...FAMILY STUFF'? WHY MOT'? ~- NAI'iCY -- Sup,ort Ytlll' local 'altb Orpnization THE DAILY SENTINEL ••• ' ' I ·_, bigb-c:arbootteel to a pre&.:iH l4W F. in a pre-roraina operatioo. NI&Unl . . for Nk:IM>Ioan FDe ~n o1ott1 io -. HER THtNQS"? ~t Gas-fired automatic furnace~ pl'1)ll'tl· sively beat Nicbolsoa file bluta or • 'I''; I •r ,. ~, ,..,., """' """' ' THAT SaliVa YOU Ofh:~ OfE OF US HAONT WE r::JUQiT 10 TI:U. "'-' DOM~a•••• 'I W I ..,oo what 1 d:: 1 n race tr.e 1: mr\es the Hu!T\P\- IIIQ WOULD YOU GIVE UP THREE MINUTES TO SAVE YOUR LIFE? ' Taxaa 8AeTallfl aa•v•a TM& T'HELP ME.':"- former resident of 11\:i'S area antl i via pipeline from the Southwesl for Nicholwn File Company's Provideocc. R. 1. pliUlt. Here it is used in forcing, annealing, hardening and linWUng-in every beat~treatinJ process used in making files. Nicboboo prde~ .fttunJ pa browse il is clean and doeso't bovc to be otorod in !be plant. Above all, gos beal can be closely regulaled-.a must io ma.ling a &ne fiJe-wbctber it's a coarse raap or a dQiirare Silvcnmidfs Ritner• THAF(s ~ William Hart rcf'~J~ed word nf tjle death of his s1ster, Syi\'Ja . u1 Detroit, Mlchi"an. Stu! w.•~ a ! . ;l r~atural gas tiAI P!!-??- wr- . LETART, W.VA. PH XPLFVPX WO W QWVH, XPLFVP A bard-biting Nicholson file has plenty of sharp teeth to sink because Tnaa Ea&lcm helped put the beat ou. NATURAL eAa HeN't bow to worll II o A"YDLBAAXB A Crypt.1ram Quotltlon I ..... - (Sp.~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - '' OUT/ ( on slnd eurtJrCc ntcn~ of all traffic laWll. Traffic r~guhtii\JfiS wo1 k for you, not against you. \\hrre traftk:: laws are strledy enfort~'d, dcalllii go UOWN! u. Bullftghter ..:• .-, COM~ SECOIID - Insi~l 45. Drudjpd 47. Suma up , Mil AND IOS.SJiirR wor-tr FIRST- Drive safely ami courteouo;\y yomsclf. Obsene speed lim1ts anJ wurnmg -s1gns. Where traffic laws are obt·yed, deaths go DOWN! tlon '· ' THE SJIITH F AMJI.Y Help Prewent Traffic Deaths 44. Mountain - Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Jan 22 , 1957-7 All :1 driver can gain on an avc:ra~ tr i p - hy s pc _dwg , hy pa ssw g l•ght~, by ignoring s lop ·~i)?.ns-u three minutes! pbto How Texas Eastern n-.lps put the bite In Nicholson Illes • " Music note 2t. Seize 41. Exclsma. ( ~On your Dial tt [o]fJ !j 3:5 . The (8J'· chaic) 36. Telephont into a job- Fir•, Automobile, He1lth ACCIDENT life, C••ualty and land• l 17 tl!r SU~1<:1'1~1; nuul\tS, do~c in towu ~ Phofte 11 INSURANn: AGENCY Mullwrr,\ A\'1'. f'om('roy. Phmw 127 Culternul c., 115 I. INONI St. llot 'SE FI IHN!SIIi:U or UNI'\ 1[{. Nt.sm:tr .. 1 roonu. b11lh, ga~ . SN· NISJJt:O, !I romli, bath, ij:ali St'l' 1·2 t :ur 371:1 or 4~ . ATIO.WI • • saruoa ~ : 11 < 1 article w E H ---- 3. I~ 39. Spoken 40 Spanish J FUH J!Jo:N I' - ( 'lt•Lt n and chuu·e aparlmenb, t·all 6170. -'CR081 • .St.Cuu co. WARII DAILY CROSSWOR :23. Competition 25.Pronoun :t6. Exclama· t!on at sorrow 27. Classify 29. Antimony ts)•m ) 30. Genuine 33. tiOH to OHIO VALLEY For Rent taUet. e. Pols(lnO\II U. Rlvtr (Atr. I be:rey Ucuri· 16. Preparea tor 10. Rub out ~ltl Yut••••)'l h•••r active 17. Tbo11 nat In 82. Bltek, tuJ. 37. Comb wool service powtr pbur · ~lor 38. Keep 19. Gu1f (Sib. I 18. Permit U. Fr!i!rrtnet ft2 Pronoun 21. Open tort 19. Tub.r :t. Oenue ~ H. FU•a 22. !:xllt tS.A. I ~fl'l tOll! 416. Land 1 (J 41 ---· . e J\11&1, &h*J'ea$11"" l711dl•ta. I ~:~to uon ·--=--=-=- - - - - rn he-altJty !He. 13. COurt 14. Exelama· < Trevey-Finsterwold Funeral Home ' tally and ))bylloally. Tou IIH4 ol illah•,,.,... ..... ~hood, bt· your sleep to llve a u.ozmal, foreea.ttn&'aiidaftuJIOin&lot.ht 1. French "ei'U· 5. Empower lar ee!!ltll · 6. MOS'al pra• •~tic tJce 11 Wanderlnl 1. M9VInJ 12. Fly aloft about ( (91 For Sale ----···- • oenerally,your&leeplan'tqu1t. ot h•vtna JOUr w1fe drlvt JOU as soul)d u you maJ think. Yw'U t,bose few blocU. Yqu'll pro~blf be obltvloua to It, but you'll prob- ilttp better tr you dor-and your ably be partlaUJ"awake for about wlt~ probably can tJpp a Uttle half a minute each bOQr. later. Most UtelJ you'll toll about, QU&tiiOII ANI) AJIIWD •hlrtlnl )"'ar poaltlon anrwher• v. P..: WUl JO\l uleaat t,n tna f1'om 2tl to 40 Umea a IU&bt. The tbt belt re~i2)' f• P4JlWorN? more yo11 ahltt, yo\1 can readily Auwer: Trt&tmti\i o1 plnl!lee, the leu aoun<l will be rour ~ ttONIItl m ·~vtnc: iht ,,,.,._ wormo ~1 IHq\IIDl iiJooh!llp ol F01 Healthy Lifo the llllooled rqlwL 'l')le of Inability to 11eep 110Wl41.v. no vadotl& dru~ bt mouth, matter how l.rrlt&ble. and efOP lt \iDder. U. ot a Ph7~­ uay make you, wUt not....,. ..., clall.la ollrl beJ~t~~Clal. ... orpnle dlatue. A feW rtltJess Tht ~ lilffctt4 Wl~ llfb.. hlghta, howenr, mla:ht eull)' re- YOn:M lh.oilld ~" hll .G.naerduce rolU' etllclency, b<tth men- u.11& c1i6 ~ 1fJf!l' uJ:iclHpbtl 1 Candy ./ or •' $1695 (81 Auto ~. In any posltlon, IJthOU«h rou Yousuburba.ncamm.lJteralnl&.ht may find one more comfortable do well to walk t.o IU14 from tbe than otMrs. · r&llroad ltaUon each day lnatead I 121 ) f<eol i to gf"t U1 You11 !etl &lu&fllb aM tOUJ How much sleep you need a.nd. and. bo'h your m~q_~al and phyli.. when you should ut 1\. ot cou:rae, c&l reacUoNt probably wW bl b an lndMd.ut.l probl~UU. There slow. are some IU1dtpoa:W,, however, Meatal Exhmaalloa. tor you can get too much sletp Mental exhl,uit\on, hownet, Ia just as easily Bl!l you can get too another matter. I'll ·clllcuu th1l Uttle. In a later artldlre.. · Comfortl:lble PotltioD It you want. an 8D1&11J&} amount It doesn't matter whether :rou ot sleep, I Ul.tnk your trovble sleep on your back, abdomen or probably may til llliiJllb dtae• .. • aldea. You'll aleep Juat aa aoundlJ tlDn and lact pt exerdite. I KARR & VAN ZANDT ,.~ WHBTH.Eft ,-ou're & night CJWl 0¥erlllfpiDf, on the other or an early btrd, you nee• JDur hand. JDIIbt be Juat. &I b&C1 u •Ieep . And. u you're ~n &Oolild overeaUn1. beatt.h, mental and pby1ical, you It may even han about. th1 don't have to take sleeplrlf pWs lame etrect u too llttle 11Hp. SPECIAL ro-1 jl t, H I - N. IIINDIIIN, 8.1. TODAY'S ~- ' I' II I I "l"tflVI ro:eisleeping Is As Bad For You As Overeating The Ridge - ·Keno S41LI E rr r I PUBLIC SALE Olive Gunge entert•ined at r un t:'r!lfne Wl . o er or Delbert Turner farm , 10 a. m. Ruc k Sprlng5 Grange H11l Jan. sa u: 111 publJc . auchon at lhe 1 f'f'b ru i.lry Z:l. 19:; 7 , Co urt Hou se d 4th ThosP attended from Olive 1<~ltle~Jeneeu 1 Th omasTerrl'll , Pomen. y. Ohw Location , n r<:~ r 1 d t \l'ii.S l'd , located 111 Pome roy CnpentN 111 Columbia Tuwn:ship, Don Spires was ~Onotl•d wrth a were, Fannie Adams, Ella Hannwn h •ur·p• r t "~ d f ~t11g~ Co unty Oro. 1n K1 •rrs ~h·rg~ C Otln\1 Ohto ~ se p!iry , rol8)' aternoon Marlhii Keller Glenna Millhoan, l J,unuu RuuteNu 7ncarRuult Farm of 135 aerPs . residence · ."-} hrsro worke rsa tthePomeruy Kathleen ~llhoan . Mr and Mrs. I h C M '\n 33 on Saturday, the 9th da y and relatl.'d farm buildings . crop the ep vnc f a. r Smreli leaves Ronald Osborne, lOd three chll· . uf rcbruary, :lM7 , al 1 00 land , brtra:.:Jng , limber, a ~urplu.s of IS mo nth ur !CrVtc e In the us dren, Mr and Mrs Mert Taylor, udoc k p . m , t~ persOllctl prop-- water , on good road Army and Sylvta Colem•n A very lmf d d orll o sar ece d ent , cons J ~ tlng Appraised value $6000.00 and Tl If must 5, 11 for at least lwo-th'r•ds . II:" a a1r was held at the of· preuive New Yean program wa.s 111 ,art of ,. f d th given by Pauline Adkins Lecturer {,a., Range, Refngerator, T<r!Jlt.'s, Cas h in hand on d.:~.y of sale . ~.~:han w e grou:;- presented him of Pomona. L.~' Jif'alers, ,Washer , Irons. F . H. O'Brien, Attorney fot II ·h t o plecefi of luggage . Re· !Jr~ h~s. Beds, ~Stands, Warm Wayne ..Turnu, Admlnl ..tra· .-'="=';;;;m;;;;'";;;;";;;;w"e"r"e;;;;"'=';'=e=d=.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;I.on..;;.. ;i;;;:S;-;M;I;I;h;••~·~. Morr>ong Sio"e,f.a"enpo•t tor. Pnone 452, Pot~M"roy , • ' • , S"W· " mg Maeh1ne, adio, Pictures, II),. 29 Ohio. I 2 s 12 4t Hugs , Porch Swmg. ""'• ( } , , c ,- nd m•ny othe• m., · ••11•••-u• ... ,. --.v :Jrtlcles. Sale to commence at 100 o'clock p.m. Terms · Ca:;h. Ben J Spencer, AdmmJstrator PUBLIC 54LE Brownie Wood s, AuctiOneer Cora TurnPr Eslalt:, 40 acres of 1 22 He farm land, no buildings, joJns ~5 1 t~cre, Delbert Turner farm .to be sold ,.parately on same d'ate, 10 OfiCe a. m . Febraury 23, 1957, Court House, Pomf'roy, Ohio. Must sell Bulas Edward VanSiekle. who for two-thirds appraised value ol I resJdes at 224 West Chels4a Av~ $800.00. Cash in hand on day of ,· nuc, DeLand, Florida, ot~erwise sale. wholie place of residence~ is unF. H. O'Brien, Attorn.y for 1 Big beautiful dark green 4 door. A _car anyone would be known, will take notice tlat on Wa\'ne Turn•r, Admlnistraproud to own. Fully equipped with Hydramatic - Radio January 7, 19:i7, the undersigned tor. PhOfM 452, Pomeroy, - Heater - White Wall Tires - Power Windows, Powfiled her petition a,galnst him in Ohio. er Seat. See and Drive it today. the Court of Common Pleas of II) 22 , 29 121 •, 12, 41• ,. ... Me1gs County, Ohio praying for di•.-:-:--vorce and restoration of bel' HISTORIC CASES h formt'r h;une, on td e ground! of CHARLOTIE, N . C. UP extreme cruelty an gross neglect lice disporcd of three histone of duty . Said cause will be for uses here Monday. Sir Walter hf'arlng on or after February 19, Raleigh Gable received a suspend1957. ed sentence for driving without a NANCY LOU VANSICKLE6 hce nse. Andrew Jackson andd OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC DEALER BY . Wi':BSTER & FULTZ, 1 George Washington were release Attorneys for Plaintiff after being questJoned about two OI~B>,-~1~5~,~2':2:,~2~9~1~2~)~3~,~12~,,~6~1:"e~sl~a:':y~in~g~s~-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,,.,.,.,,. d Th V.\'\11 11 \1 tt\tT ILt•l t'lg~ l1tr.· J,,,. •htt•llltl th,.urt !><", 1 11 !'<•1111 I'•• I WriiL H.Jw ~rur11 r. • ,,. 't'" •'<I, ~ r('lure, et al b) rh·ed rlaledd~'eb "'' rua r y 9 1870. a nd rel·orde m ..-..~ , "' 1 1 tlll&iUH ~, · r· 11 · 4 'Per word , ··~·,~ r.; ' · fl'l' ' ' ' ' '• ' •I• t> ·'; Volunw3fipageU McL~sC ounty "- 'u ro'' or :Z c~nl.s pe:r word Will ' pun Jlliii<JI~ l2lltp .>1!.:1· OJ! ~.<~rl \1 '!ul• .t dH·o•a::.N.I Deed ftecords. thence Easl 94 1\U•- ·•·,gM "" 11 r \I 1 1 II s un f.1r u tvertL'>Jng If oot 1.\IIIJI>I.". \ >.1 IJ r \I>" 1, • 1,, · ,,•,·.. ~:',','' · ~r• d'' "'11 ~ ruds . thent:t· north 40 rods , thence -= "llA ,I u~ - ' ·d !or bel.,-, l'e ••th of ••ch ~~· un Wes t 79 rods, thence SoLKhwe.':lt PB.._ " ~ Wtllr t·ldtrl~ («tJplt· at ( <~olltru'-' k rr· 111 n liu-\.,r• 1 !I• 11111 ,. \h moM.b tollowtng Insertion h 1 'I 1 f • 1 . to the pla<'e or bcgJnnlng, CUll· II 111 1,,.,, rorrt,. OU ;~ 111 u t'lllll !'J .. u• 1).. 1 ,, 1 , 1 twrr~ (]('\I £rrorJI In Arherthung - Shou ld b~ I 4 oa I' 11 .\ttt r -lou t;~ll Hut tatnlng 216 acrt·~. more or 1ess. reporterj tmmfdr attoly . Tht- Da!h L.rnrl :::-I Hti\ 1 ~~ Jll "'l'' 1 ''~' 11 '' ~ '\l't " 1'1' ·•·lnurus. Sa1e a nd except the lots which Sentin el Wlll not bt rf"sponslblt' I t·C-tor, '•I ·~-~~~~- '' t\, trl ,.,. \f r have hrrctofore bet•n so)(] and I E~ployment lurr rl d •.,,''" d '\,!,, \1rt lurP conve)~d frorn ·~aJd real estate but f.• mo•e th•n one tn•orre•t ,-, . I 1'n. 11 " 11 1 '" &ertlon. dl(fl''~ ' 111 kii •JV·' 11 includ~ng Lvl s 5, 8 . and 1~ Ln tbc ' • ,_ .,_ ''' II I ,.,·... ro' ' ,., 1.,.,, \'Jilag( of HarnsonvJ!Ie. I I'' .,,.·· olo ·< ' ' ' :arc or fTIIMl.b and Sperl¥] No- ' , P p · \(>r' . ;~drJI I II.~tr~t, ,r ~ (>r "~~r:-,11., u f tices of Evfnb prllltf'ld at regu·l1 WANTED - 1-ll 1\lmt• hou ~ ''"r ,I •kn·~'~ ri 1 he Tlwst> two parcels conta.m sixty Jar dus1fied rates Obituane~ n ntH " ' 1\'uJ(' hnurs olf 1\•Jra .\ J,( ILm , . b -• kl v Ullkno~~on lot·ir ., •lnt~•~·~ 11'1-:llt~~~ two 'ICres, more or less, and are · , . _ , 1 1 1 70 PU•• u ed At 1 c~nt per wol'l "'-l'~· :r "n r ~ I t·n, u ~ 1 21·31t rxerult [' arlrt•llll,lr.<lllf.> ~~~ ns-- I allio known as the Dunlap farm l''b'ls ,,· \11 11tll•l \kr'Jmr J1 1 LU 1 t:l I doc··~" d l·.nm,t F \hr '""' lHI· The prayer of th e petition Is \ ustnes::, )ervtC~ dr.",~ unkw!·' 11 un that the decedents tlt!e be quieted omplete WREn. •UIH\.4EN'I Watcb && k11">~11 h thl .urd • J Emma. :VIr· Jn an undlvtded lhr('e·flrths Inter· b•:ar;clftt and brake •ervtce QU!CK SERVICP!: OQ ~ ltn•· th" nnhllown h••Jr' dc vr. e:st of the aforcsard real estate, flackett's SafetJ Senic.. Welt palritijl b7 FC•c,~r::t,, ~n~d st t>s leg~tt· ' 'xrnltru s. ~dmirlls that the Tights of the parties ~ watdunak.a 0 ~~.s o~c..W.,.. determined <rnd that lie, as exe· lhin Stnet. PomeHJ, Ohio. LERS p l..S.tf tratur., llr ·''"~"~or ~: mm<r f ' :vll __ ...:._"OJd"((_:-._~ _ ___ < ltl rl· 1f d, <'e:r-,l'd Nathalllcl \V (•:-. culor, may t}e aulhonzed and or. SAY! DON'T YOU KNOW? RADlv & TEU:VJSIOI~ SJ:<:HVICl It'} \h t l:u•· .Hidr••!is unknn"'n . dered to sell the entire mtere5t In Baker's will give you tbe bei!Lt Phone 200 tle1and Applunt·" \fr ~ .1\; <.~l hiJIII •· I Wn kr !11el 111 \'t' all of the &tvve described real 'ilt,~. 118 w Main St., PomeroJ whos r n·.-1 na itll' rs llllknow rr th e ~late in . S£"('tl~n 2l 27 08 of the trade on furniture or appliances. 4-fl tf 2--23-11 unkno~ n hi' Its d"~r~et· s I'XI'Cil Oblo P.ensed Code and fur s~ch --- ---ton; iidtnlll;~tr~lnr~ ur a:-.~rgus of other and further relief to wtuch ANYONE Dr:SJRING HOME DE· HHt.E-'AA"'i "" AlillUT'I r V .SE~· ~:1\lrauH·l w1·., Jo·) \,ld. luro•, 11 dt• lw m;1y be «ntJUr.d . I.JVERY of Broughtou's Dairy VJCF. All wake"' it.. paucd by Ex , l'"a~t·.J Dur._ rJ 1 1 Mi't ' lurP , ; 11 idn·s~ "20< The vers0'15 f1rst above men· Products in Pomeroy or Middle-pert 1'e-t'hmnana Ph oDe u unkno.~ 11 '1 1, ]),. 11 ,dd •tc·J'!un·. k tloned wrll ta e further notice port, call Walter Crooks, Phone Mlt11'11 1'P0 ' 1 U"- iP' whus!· rr·.rl !1.111\t' 1s unknown. the that they have heen made parties 6057·J. Arter all, "The Best - S if ~ E-:. pa·· Jt UJ1kntn1 lr t'r1·· dt•\r:-.N·s. lo· ,a lee~ . d r SAVE 0-N- ">JU-R 1 • • '"' u " e cndant l'l said petition and D~sn't co~t A Cent More." Sl>op cxl•t·ulr,r~ :~· tm l rn \' r~ l nt s or a .., I"uat th ey are requrret · 1 lo answer R. ,,0 , Sh"e .._ u 1 16 I moe uf Dvn.Jid \1 1' 1 lur1' tf d~· , b I' ""0 tf :sruns ., lue .<;arne on ur c1ore t he 51 h d ay _ _ _ _ ____ ce<~ ~ •·d f'harlt·~ ~1rllur(' , .Jr, atl of Mach 1057 1 clrf' ~~ :.H ikrto •vH. ~Irs (' harlt -.~ M•·· ' ' · AUC'TitJN SALE--Fa~!11 machi.n· b n~ufUfl<..t. A ery, household equipment, m1s- 1 -•· r!ur!:', .Jr. tlw unkonwn h,-.lls, de DAL~ M. ll UTI'ON, 1 8 arn~Lmpeon \'IS('es, lo• ..!!<~ k~· ' 1·xenrt 11 rs, :Jdrnlll Plamlif( re aneou~ ~upp I1es. G rf'a t Ben d M ddl F nsurance A to gency, bil 1 Grange Hall. Sa~, Jan . 26. 1~00 -'~epoPrht rr • -.Xu m.ao n..~ Jstratms or ,t~~tgns of Charles M(• WF:BSTER & FULTZ 11 6 31 p M. 1 HI 6tc ~l~ - ~~ - ~ · - - V" • 111 Chrrr , .Jr. 1f dPl't ':tscd The un Attorno::ys for Plaintiff C'OltfPLE"I1>: lnsur•OJce Ptotoetlon know rr he 1ro . d N 1sf' t' s. Ic,r.: at ee ~. Jan. 22, 29, Fe 0. 5, 12, I 9, 26 - - - -- - · (21 Card Ot Thanks Lite, Auto, Firr:,, PoJio. C11l Don I'Xl'l'Utor ~ <L · I m rnbtr~tor.~ or a~ · ~rgns or Ch;!l'lt-~ ~'r:1nk Mel'lur~ MiliA, Mlddlf'port , Ohio WI-: WISH TO EXPHESS our ap. clcet':J'e<l AJ,,,. \lrt'lur~·. adt!n·s:. 1 unknown, th t 1111knowu ~lt'lrs, d(• precratJOn and thanks to the F~tate nerghhors, fru·nds and rt'lativf'.~ ~isee~. le~:rt~·l'~ . t'XI't'IJtur~ . urlmllr· who s<•nt flowers or hPI peel 111 Jstr;!t~il' S ut' "'" 1;.,"11 ~ of AIU'I.' !\It · any ~~oay till I Ill~ tlw loss of our ( lurt·, If dt r 1'.1\t'd 'l')w U1lkii1JWI! luvetl crllt', l.utlwr l'artluw Mr~ . heir •, dt·\ l\ 1'1' ' ]l')'a tl'l' ~. t•xrtll l':~rtluw .unl f~mrly. Mrs Ucrt turs, atlrJIIl11 "11,11<JI\ or :~ .o; ~rgn,, e f Srn rlh . 1 22 1!1) POMEROY .1 room. 2·slory house Edgar H. M1·1iuri·. dt'l ' l'd~t·d. wtl l PIPt'lrit·rt ~ w,dt•r :md ~as avail· t.~ke nol rc·t· tlrat ll.l lt' \1 llulton , Soles I ' ahlt• L;.r ~:!' lut \\orth llll'e gar I'Xi'~·ll t i,r of th r· · ·~l.t l o· 11f ~1•·t roll !i('Jl Out ut lil ,.: h wo~ l r r ;md in \tcr ·Ju tt·. df' t ~ -. ~ ~· ·rl. ll ll tlu ~ ~~l 195ti PONTJA( ' Star Chtd 4 dr walk .n;: rlht<rrHt t• f tlownlown t l,t} ur .l.uHI. II\ , l!l:i? f1lt•d !11' p•· :-,;•,bn Vt'l'}' luw mii1'3J.!<' . A rC'al $200tJ 00 j l l\IU II 111 t IH l' ro lr,n o· i ' o111 t wrth "t'rt'am pulf " lll;rt• t1nJr · ~. !'om MIDOLEPORT - ' llll'drnorrr mod· In and fnr lilt • l'uurny nl ~IlL~., eroy. ~:l:>!J5 no l'rrt fr.tlllt' ( 'q] tll11.11. I.IVItl,E;room and Sl:ilt rol Ohio .tlh•).(J:lg lh,d 1 17 Ole 1111111\~ ro o111 klh'hi•n Hnd den the per~tJII.tl eo;l.rll' ot • ..rd !h'l'i' · dowmt:~ir~ ll.rrrlwot1rl floors dent ts nut 'ulfli'1o·ut to 1 , 01 ~ till' Hl.~tl '•I I on l•'«l d Till ( 1{, t' Xt'1·l thro11~hn1JI !'11ll h;l~~·llll'1ll Wllh dehls ~11d 111!' tos'~ ol admHil' !t-nt ~·Hidith)n !'hom• '1'!14~14. l:(:ts fin'tl lr J] all' funL<I l C. All tC'IIII!! ]r h P~l.llr, th;d he tht>tl ~r·w llawn I ~2 :l te o.\llltlow~ ,> tid fi<wrs wt•,rther· setled 1n It·<· Slllll' ll' of tit~· !olio" hlrl jlpt•d (',.dar sltrngh• t•xterior , I IlK .te ~ntlu 'I r•·:ol p.o;l. tll' . ~du,th•! l .I!J55 VOIW Vfl H:~rfrh \vugon ' New~ and .lohrl 'l.lll\ 1111' 'Lifl'timc" 111 ~ ald (<111 1' 1,1 111 wl111' h 1ht alurt'· I!turk I l'~'dt' · llr Fm doma t lr roul111g . s:t.l\~ll hv <~PfHHiltment. nwnlioncrl , ] pk n•LIIl1 ~ fl.rltn 111 $1095 00 Hhwllniir's , 1'o111< ru·, 1 17 t.ltr MINERSVILLE - llruom fr,tme mav l'l<~llll .111 1 11111(' ~1. l n"rt '•',wi1h t•IPrltrrrh, n~INn and well J'AIH'I::t ..\0 . IV gas J\<J!I:.rh lt• l ·at·rt· lo t $20!)1] no liJ:'i!) Hi ll( K SpCCliil lllx . 2 dr Tlw f11 .. 1 pr · ·· ·~ r~ dt·w11hed as U 1n be lmucht w1rth laud tO ll· ~;~·rl;,n Low rn llt~g(' Olll: cardut rollow~ I" ~~q \ ii undt~r rlcrlttlree turf lu~ · al OWII<'r $199.'i.00 Bhel\oo 111'lll'i t lll t'll~ t 111 tlw f o lltJwin~ 11.11 s l'ontt'l O)'. I 17 tile RESIDENCE - 2 mrli' ~ to \'<lllll ' ru v n·al t· s tlllt ~t1 uat(· 111 lht> ( mrnty IJ]l lll. tll ,JI'<f o,t htUJ] Jrtb \<lUll' 4 of \IJ' I).!s .Ill•] ~t.Jlt· 11! Ol :lu and 1'1111111 ~ l.tr ~ o fiOI I' h :IIIII Jul. JII'O lfl55 I'I.Y !\10L'Tll [)lx . 4 1lr. S!'d,rn huund<d ol~ l ul l• •W~ ]lo,r.:urn111g <tl ]"'Ill 111 gmul 1'11!\d l [ IOII S.l.'itlll.· Sputlrss two t1JLH' ltltli' f1111~h tlw Suu l ]l(',, I 1\11111'1 ut l r;tclron UO Al~t• Hc·~ttll'rtl't' - IJil ltuutc :-.111. 7 Ill S11j11o 'ln •~rl ~h ljl , ( mllil \' Orrr lura! ow rwr $1~9.'i UO 1\Lu·l· 1:!4. rio~·· I<J l'urut I'll} and ~1HI· .u1d St.llt• ,rlrtrt•,;llrl tht•nt·~· ~tll' \h llldr'~ . l'iJ1llt'fUy , I 17 tl\t• dkpmt , ~ ru1•m s, hath. rlosl'fs, lll:! nul' lll"u~•· Y·h ~ t 12 rod~. ' ~·,' lJa,( ' lllt ll!~ fo,rllurrr;t(~'. t.:ara~~ ··. 11154 11\111 K Crntury 4 tlr St•rliUl tht•ll('l' \' ('~( :t! .), ,.( ~llli[Jr :hi .f' • IIIII' ,10'11' $5200.00. J:arJ j) ~1~'11 !.lkl' rww in appt'<IL'aLn 't• ll)'lllt· !'Oils; llit'lll'l' Wt·sl II d1•;: Smti h t\P t . :-.1·. ](P,rltor . ]'t'iHI F. l'.trk flow !lmt·. $189~ . 00 Hlm• ltnar '~ 211 lo• l~ . liwrrn• Wt•s l -ltl tit· ,< t•r Ago•rrl , l'o ll ll'I'II,Y . !'hone 201. !'>ollt]\ ;(4 rod~ . tht'll((• w~·~l 31 l'omeroy I 17 !lie I 22 llr ~~~ ·g South :w rurb, tht•tt r·c Sr•u!h ,u5:J RlJH'K Huadmastcr l'o'' ('pc . 2:1 dt• g. w~ ·~ t lfi rutb 12 lrnk~. Tft• R1d11•· K•mo I'N(e('l l'Ondltlon . Uynaflow , th,•nel' l• , a .~l ;w ro~l ~; \Jwnn Sonl\h ol1n ~ ;r.tnt.:~ · mt•l 1111 lht•lr n• po"'t·r Orakc11, steering. $13~500 4ll rmb, llwnn• E:~st 1~1 tmb 17 gular urght i'rtd:t ~. Jan. lith . Oh BI~P11nar·~. Pomeroy. 1 17 6lc llllhs t o plal'o• hel{illlilll); niL!· llt.:aiLull 111 ] ,J a rr d :lud dt•gn•t• WdS tJIIII IIg ,1lmu1 fort y t-10) rmls, l,l iV t'll 1, ~~~ ( r.u .v. Au a]lp ]Lea· I tun .,..,,~ ro•.1d All rn t•mht•rs ,,r · mort• 111 ll• ,o;, illld t.~ Jl;trl ut fi'JH ' l11111 ~:o 7. Sdpw 'lowu~IIIJI lll'~t·tl \11 ht 1111 '.~t' 1tl ut tht• J;w ~5t h J\I( •I_!.! H lOLII'I\', Uht u, ,,1\'1' :Jlld t' X t. H. RA WLINO SONS CO - 1t 11!('(' 1111).\ {II ]lo J11 \\i[ h di' ,i i'P~' Will k !'~'Ill 1]11' Co o~ ] tlt.tl 11.1~ l'l'~t'l II'CI li; -.our WrPCkll'f Service. D11 ,l,i,uh IJfl\1 ' \~111'11 Sol id liillll \~<1' Pbone 822'7. Niflbt Phone P9tlt••·•kd h.\ ,.,rHI 1),,\1~ 10 A Dun lt DODGB-I'LYMOUTR DEALWE BUY J<tp ril'l'll tl.t 1t•d .J:UHUII~ :1, Hi5J ERS Uti I The M'llllld jill'(~ I~ ilt'SiillH'd STRUCTURAL I BEAMS $C:RA .. IRON - MU AL.S il ., ft~llow.~. 1u·wl1 Au tliHiil' itlt·d 50 whrlt• hrn 1·v lfF.NS ., lllU l';rrh l lluo'l ' l1rth~ inlt'l'l'~t Ill th1· [r,lluw ;J[ f,j]'ll! s II Layman . na ~h ;rn JUNK lllg ll'o.tl ('~!ttl' s tl l!rl iNI Ill t II, . 1\ t'lln Hou.d 1 22 :lip PhoM 510 fomeroy Town~lllp uf St'IJIIU, ( uunly ul -:;;;:::::::::::::::::::::;::::;::::;::::;::::::~ I \ll'igs .tn t! S1 a I(' ot Uh ILl. 111 Fra (' Jli\\' ]"01\ SAl.)';, llllKNI 0111d ----! Lull 7, To•V!t 7 lt.lllj.W I~ ul' t ht• ~tr JI),( ht Tllllothy, $2000 pi'T Wlwu Ilt'UJIIe .suddt'nly f:tce ~- tJh ro l'omp ;~ny ·.~ l'urdt l l ~t·. l•t•gr n ton \\'l!lidll! (.'UIYo'l'!l, HL I. ('.rr tl'uvcmcnl the !WrVI~C nr a trllsl 11111£ Ol j lpro~lllllltt'ly l:i .. rod~ Lt~t LH'nt••r. 1 21 tltp worthy funt~rlll director h1 lndl11· POI1Bitble. They also welcome tlw TWO l ;Si':n m~AS~ [)i~play t·a~t·s information untl COUUI:ICl rt.><;:CIV· cd at 8' lun~t 3' hrgh 2' [Pel dt•t•p . :\lu~t gu Nt·rd SJlll<'t'. l'rlccd {'h(•ap flh'l!(s !'11utur Company l'houe tl02:l addition thi'V ('Jill NN'UfC q11ul· 1 :!:l :u f IIY mf'rt'hanrllsl' wlthoul extrn· 23 TOILll uf CLOVER . AI~I-'AU'A Butlcrnut Ave., 1nd Timothy hay. J K n. lhlrlinut•r F'onwroy . 1 l7 6tp u I I 1 \fr~ Ronald ~apt'll~k l an<'l ~on~ 1 11~111y Olfld ( t>rl~ of '/o l~··lto ,l.j, unci \1r' J,J,·un f,la tt' of I' IJIIII'f'J' Mr. and Mr11 l'eell sm:tlt "11•l I lJh1u and !>-! r, Nel~oon H f.lu~b of flmily of Muon \'<rllt•d orr \lr '\1·w ~h ~•·n Wl'H' V ! ~ltlfll( ill lht• and Mn PParl S111tth Sund:..~} I h •<Jllt' ,,f \lr ar11j .\lr~ ll.;rr_y Jol11, Ton~ W11l1am s ~ l'''rrt ttw Wt>f·k sun last Thursday Tbf'y Wt'rt' call I t'nd 'o''it h his pan·nt' \tr -urd M1 ' l'rl ho::rl' because; of the ckath of Llo:,r(] Will 1a ms th1r garndmuthr Mrl. Ida Ba~~ Mr aud .\Irs J.utlle r TU('Itt:•r Mr. and Mrs Homt• St1•wart 111 C heshire OhiO IH'rt' c:.llrng O" 11nd Mr and Mr~ (;\l:'nn Ca r1we1ghl unrj Sh1r'll'~ Ollvf'r wtr ~ t'i'l't'lll An.dv Stf'wart Sulld.ry <~ft N IIIIO ll ~~s t:u rl Uar ~t of Pt . P leasard c.linner gue.'!t!i of Mr and ~ln . IIer man l'ar11l ~ ig(ll wert> v1srt1ng lllr ant i Mt'i He r Gay LlvJngstcn of (' ~umbu ;, t~n Cartwrrght SumliJ) , Wa)nt' Youn~ of We st L'o lu mb u1 Ohro t~UI'nded the f uneral of b•:r Wa! n rllrng on Mr ~nd \lr~ Jall'l' S oiUlll M r~ 1di1 Bass at PI Plfa~&nt Young and fa111iiY Thur~da~· Pvt Jo:ugene Sm1th who '" blalion· 1 Marth~ Ut'nry who has ~~:n 1·m· ed at un air base 111 Tt!X:JS IS ~ pt!n tl 1 plo)·e d at Columbus, Oluo hab l't.' · mg a leave wrth h1~ grandparents , turn e d lo her hom(' a s sht• •.~ lemporan out of work . Mr. and Mrs T 0 Youn g Mr s )lae V ~ n ~ler. f.lildn•tl • Mr Ralph \'an Meter of Ari· tona 1S visttrng hr~ mol her Mrs 1 Van MeiRr and Mrb. Paul Ji't'l 1t. gerald a11d daughter Linda of Wt> ~t Maude Van Ml.'tl"r l'olumb1a wo::r(' <'ailing on :\1r ~not Phyllis ~H11nley <r nd Larr~· Vain ey of Middi<'port. Ohw vis1tml \lro. Hc··man Cartwright 1'hur~ ~ ..,....... ----- ~~- WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH A LAWN MOWER ON A DAY LIKE THIS'? By CHJ!!STD GOULD POND IS FULL. OJ" WEEDS �I 8-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-M•ddlep01t 0. J an 12 !957 Middleport Society Wedding Vows Exchanged January 12 The Oatly Sentinel • Rutland PTA I Donates$25 To Polio Fund , 52~ 00 was a pproved Mrs Sm!Jth read a letler from the Melga County P. T A CGuncil mvlUrfl a delegaUon from the 1-RST Rullano PTA to attend a meetinl at Bradbury fikhool on February 7, 'I h" Rut la•1d P T A helrl. 1t s 1957, from 1 30 to 3 00 p m. A hu 11 1 1\tlh ,, Jl J''d c k til flu mo nthl y mf'ctJng J\foml ay C\'enmg Je ttl~ 1 wet& a lso read from Mn. \!1 ~ I tl)H I k.Jill L'} llunllll ..., Janua1 y 14 m the hlgh sl"hool Max me Miller , e>:: president, thanklou ha~ lH t'!l '\L~L1Jn!o( h..r :.htcJ lll hl\\ , \1r:. \ \ ciiH·r !tame) an.J audltotnun Mrs Beatnce Sm1th , lflg th e Rutland PTA lor 1ts g1ft to president O')ened the JPeetmg her S 11 t uJd a:y thc\ wrnt to lolumbu~ Wllh the Ln: d s l'ra~er to ~pt>nd lh(' "'et• k~·tHf fh<•y WUt' In rt•s ponse to a letll'r from the A pane l discussion by teachers l11ctum r an11d IJuk h\ !'tmrny small <..ounl\ eha1r m an of th~ Me1gs and parents was post poned unul ll h 1~ \\i ll> 1• tDnt JJJtd to I I griltHboJJ 11 f J\.lr~ Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport SoCiety Ed1lor, Phone 6079 H1ll Sunda) for a s hort v tsl\ wtth llonor spoke to th , Sunda\ .!>th uol on !h~: be tter marks rlunng the H'cond IOQJC "Chnst and I ll~ JJnde Hev s1 x week s " r admg Jlf' rlod have "' We si(' \ Jl'nf.;~ ns It d the mornmg been announrl'd Tht',v arf' worsh p and t:\auge JJst Mr Aill sltr Sf'mors JJrn l r f'means Ja('k spoke IJn 1 he (on~JnC'I Il !; Sp1nl ., r~.N .....· rnson R o Itf'r I Ill 1e ancy S IS· The BYF sa w a beaut iful h im I son , Jo}et Wo lft· stnp entttle1 · The Indian Girl " · and ill the c!o~ of the program th ree bO)s accepted Jt~ u~ a~ Lht·rr S.avwur JunJors.. Judr (haM- Dorothy Comhs Cu rLrs (,erman Emma II) ~ ell Tomm y V.rl l!amson Tom Sic war r Uarb.;~ra .\ tontgomery · 1 Sopwmor('s JudY Gallmn Man II It 1'1 II , II )SC l~ IS 'v\ 1 l<1nlS ElaiiH' . . s ' lee 1c Larin a furncr, (e e l] Nt'l 1 son f''rl' ~h rnen L al~f('n( t' Bro:.pw t''au 1t•ru• j ,Jir -o n Lintla IIHICY, Dor olh\' ll)st>l l :-r1arjorr t• Pnrldy Wa\ ne H. oush J udy Sla\\o lcr, Frtd Sle\4-art !' a ll\ Young Mrs Barh'lro> Hou~h pl;ned a Ill I rnun 1 l'en m lllU I e organ prl' Ime 715 I o 7 3u Th 1 {'\( nr r1,., S(•n rcc began wrth the .o; rugmg of favorrle rhorsus and \\a s followr•l h} the lnl<o<l ''''' o'' of "'"''· ,.. ' 1,, w <l<o ~ "< ·' ' ' '·' ·' ' ' ' " II "~J rn~u ~an~ a Sol'> ' No w 1 Uc' l u '' g t u J r·sus ,• I I<<<g 0\r Jh c W'! h l h"• · ( hOJ C u·•s•"s chorus The chorr sa ng Vlakc Me A Blessing" Evangelr~t spoke on fhc Two J udgements '' Pu p1 ls rr 't l' l\lng alf A s ~rre \1u~ r c forth" Sl' rv1crs ar(• ttndt•r Ja rk nt' lll~un ll ohrrt Hlf(' , Ernma !h(' r"ll rl'rl ron nf \1r:s IIden Sr mp H)~<'ll ~ar_, ll>slll f'~ lal!lc Stcf'lt> SIJil an d \1 r~ lsJ bel Srmpson, who :JIId WJ\ IIc Hou ~ h odso pia} tlw plauo and orgiln du r mg lhl' M'f\ rrc s LEE - GRANT l'onrght IS Sunda} S~houl night SA\ ])JJ•,(,() (,ill! Robert E anrl i!ll m• rnher ~ ,rr(' ask(' tl to atI.e(' hil s opt !ll'd adve r t rsr ng agcm y lend and bnng thcrr frrcnds Spec rr I h ral mu~r~ tonrght wlll he furmsht•d o J('t'~ Jere :tl r " U S (,ran t Hoh y till' Mrddleport Mlthodr~;t t l' I { hurch iind hy Hl'~ llowt~ rd Rup pl'lt lhr oughoul 'o 11r1 •Ltv w.r~ 300 pco 1 hr' ·• rprokrm;L\ (' numiH'r of pl1 I hr I"Ollllll\Jr J!)' 1~ lriVI!etl to people ~tit'n1lr ng th e serv ices t)H• S(' ' I I \II! I''< '0 ' 11 ' p}O)'CT nf \lr Jl I l l ) IJarnM \ ~r <llld \1r:. Gt orge v~ut;il n J- .111 ll; 1 Ill 1 •<~I•J,ul' "tr Sr 11,, 1 1 hl[!!l <Ill bu smcss \ JSJlors In Cu lum btb to Fcbruar .~ meetmg -- R_~S~ CANDIES d•y Sw~~ -zurn-:t.C' Cl/of'e;..~k Ill 1 Bernard W Grl l mu nrc 1pal n· presentatrvc of the Columbu:; and Southtrn Ol1JO Ell'tlrrr l ornpart ) Columuus was a lm ~ rrw~s VI~Jtor here Monday j, , '1' a 11,11 In r,~ll t " J,~ 111\ h ~~~~~ :\lr• ILr 1l 1 l l'fl-llll J HI I!JtJ !I I l'~rcd I Ganh11•r ra~tur of the Church or C hrrst an d Mr~ GarJ ner a nd Mr and Mrs Ed gar AI lensworth went to Jack~on Mnn day when they Jearnl'd of th P sudden d(•ath nf t l~·dc J-r('n{h, I oj l Ulilll l former ~ ldd lcport rc~1rlcnt bul! 1~a~ rlu \\ook t' lld ·w~r o' IHr " ' Mr and Mrs John Hawkrn s Jr palt' lll ~ \Tr ~ni] \l r~ 11 J t, nr J · and Mrs Lula H.us:;el! were ln Par \1r .uHl \lr ~ 111 '11'£ \\ ulf• Vl~d' kenburg Monday even mg 1 ed Su rul ~v t't 1'1 on I, WI lr hb ~ • PH.: lured above CUttlng the weddmg cake at the Reception 1 Tht' name of Mrs Hubert Eason ll'r~ \fr ~l> ld<~ ~rul 'l.u ·~u,t.r \A o il~· f?IIO\\Jng th~tr wcddmg on Janu<~ry 12 are Mr and Mrs. Gary Pomeroy, w;~s un rntenhonallv o fhl< IH1lii'Utl of I •dun h1 1~ ' JII •1' E Hanold 1 he new Mrs Hano ld ts the forme! Nancy Lee Ja- mtttcd from the gues t Jrst at lh(' the \\Cd\t lid ~11h In ~ p~rr Lll'i \l1 r.obs daughter of Mr and Mrs Corliss E Jacobs, 108 Umon- shower for Mrs Rubert Jl ayt h I'll an d \11' ( Ul II~ ,JohJhllll av and the groo m IS the son or M1 and Mrs Harry E Hanold . day cvcnrng j '.1 r-s Vrq;rnr.~ I l'ht r of t harlt ~ 900 L11lcy-av The nuptial vow s were gtvcn at FederatPd Sunday guests nf M t~s sara tun \\ \'.r ')'1111 thr 1\ltk•nd ( hur c h tn a double rmg ceremuuy pcJformcd by Rev. Waldo DDhbs ~ere Mr ~~~~ d Mrs Arnu s wrth tar .r unt \lJ ~~ 'itlt lr Kut h J Barlcls Dei'm Walker, W Va Mr and ~rs Paul . Dr•t•m and ' dau g hter ) P11rkersburg and Mr and ;rlr s Fd M1 s., ~~t tl( 1\w Iilli· dlld J..: ll! '' <' II of (,.tllrpolrs and Mrs Alb'" gar Fll \( her, Coulvrllc \1rs ~ V rr~ 1 111,• I r- IH r ~ l '<llrd Sun 'l l'l ~ Mr~ I 11 G~t•en, who ha s lll'en da~ tn l,alrpo I ~ 1-11th th• 11111111 1 ~ Word h::t ~ bern rc<etved by Mrs a su r gwal pallent at Holtrr Hos'< tS\(J ,tllol IJJ01h!r 111l1 •1 \l1 tlld (,olda (.rJI Jl~n anrt Mrs Tto} Oh pltal l'.a s 11'\ urned home Sunda\ M r,~ I h 1/ I•' \\, t\'1 I ollld Olllt r lrnger Jr t hat ~rs Jamcc Lt·r ln the Kawltngs (' oat~ <:rmbu lance fl iltll t~ I has arrrH•d saf1• ly tn Ha~a1 1 to Mrs Fnrma llrssPt1 rs reportNl as \lr til,] \Jr , \lritHillh 'llo ••, be wrt h her husbanrl , Sgt' Dal(' rmpr(l\Jn g ~low ) ) af!Pr a '>l'rLtJllS r rrlt • r t~ll ll d w11 lr 1 rl 11 111r r Sun L1·r who ~~ s tlltroncd there wrth 1\ rlrtll h•.rm !Yo~ s bc1•n orgcuHzcd lll rl t ~s at !hi' ho lllt' of h{' r dau.:h 1!.11 1'\( II l i o~ oil lilt I• li 111111 \\o '-1 11 II.JI,utrl Jlrgh S( huo J to gtV(' tr r \lrs Th~lm:~ I' tit lhr I ::-. M.mrtrs Mrs Lee rs lltr tourt :-- t (11(~1, 1\tlo \1 ,,,,,: ~lr· anrl \11s 11 mkllll (dllllwt fr ,r mrz Jarnct' (oJllilan , d,rught cr of d1 nHrnillr.rtwn~ at puh1rc evenl s ~r s llo~rol,j ),JIIllt anrl ,<1 11 Hub \ir s (, oJda r: rll rlan rur ludr n ~ hom e [),p;kl'!balJ games and ()Jughtcr, Vrr kr .111rl Junnl ' 1 \ It mbt 1 s, <rll gr rls arc J anet ILm krns <.olum lnr' \4-f'r(' ~t. ec kl·rrd ~m·s l s <lf :\lr and 'ln John !l aw 11.111\ I 111d.1 ]1 ,11n, Na ni'y Srsso n .kJns .Jr Mr G1nl rru 11 forrn{'r h.ulult1 ILHrt•mn , J urty Morr ts 1 Mrdd l(' purt Band P n·etur and I\ ttl '" ' '' l\0l rn I 111111,1 lhscll Due :\'Irs (,rn l h{'r anrl \hs' ILJwkJn ~ Ili i ~ tn l'lnl l1~ li lt I ' Ill(!\ Hayt·~ I Hand <tlumuH' ran u lo al lr nd th•· I 1 l,1rd Jfl, r II .rnd l.tll• ' l H1ggs I Po:\1 id'W,t lO IICut at l ht• !l rg1 I S1 hoo l S.1turdlly t'\t ' lllllg ~l r (, 111 I .\ )[1' IIi! I'• oilt F!<Jr ~ r· Mtts~ll !her \Ia~ 111.o;lrunrr 11 1,11 ,n ~ t .tr lln g 1 1 lo~t il ll\ '•11 /,Jilt t Hl t-:i,:li ~nd these I"<HH't•r! , twfoJt going , 1 llL>J(Ji h} St~~ t lll liJlJ)(' J Arlr ngtun ~~ B.llld Drrct·tor Saturdn)- g"Ut! ~ls ~~ th{' ll<~wkrm home ill"o tnclurlf•d \1r and -"f rs ' MAKE MINE WHISKEY" I t I'!• I U UP - •Ju st Rolwrt T ur ner and ~o n , Honn tl' SprrngfrC"Id , and Mrs GC'org(! Taymakt 1111111 rn r11 whl~kl'\ ltrrlgl' 01 dj It nd.111' told Jwl~l' L hll rlt·~ lor l runn natt ll ul thl ll ~ u rr 111 <~>llrl MIJnday llu1t hlli'<IHI hr1d 1old tl u ddt'JHI .! nl SEWING CLUB MEETING I tht• frnt '.l-oi S $ 100 lt>r drrnkmg !'he Jo!llv Bunch S(wrng ( luh h11 '1 .111(1 :t> I..J tu1 drrnktng 1uru Will nwet Thursd,n <~ ' tht holl lL of Mrs Gcur.l(c Ha l k• 1t Sr I I '" I G.rr Js'Dn•)J Tearn Organized At RHS For Home Shows I ( valentine hearts packed w1th a pound of fresh, dchc ious dwcolales OtJ}('r " Heatt " $1.85 75c to $3.00 I assol'ted chocolates $1 .35 ELBERFELDS -'• • ' \ LARGE DOUBLE DRESSER AND BOOKCASE BED in Platinum M11/wgony I '\ ,I ) Luxurlou• 1tyllnq that da.1n"t 9lv• a hint of the low low price! N.,... platl· num Hnl1h qenulbe mahOCJQny, accented by hardwar. tinl&hed lll.Unr. Bow·front and 1lralqht drawen. . , • dove-tailed and center quldecl. btq tU~q mirror l• of P1Hiburqll. pled• Qlau ... and all piece• are prat.ctecl with famous Du Pont Dulux f01 l0119 W... A •tand-out barqaln by lauett th• world'• laroe•t JDrrnufactunr oi Ja.droom fumlture. n. REGULARLY SOLD FOR ssgso Once _again drastically reduced to ................ ........ ... .... ..... .... , . . . . . .th ....... ........_ , , • t.,• $ 95 76th Anniversary NATU&AL REST MATl'RESS Need more hot water at Your House? You'll get it with ... an automatic GAS WATER HEATER The average family uses 2,200 gaUons or piping hot water a year to remove muddy footprmt..c;, "'......... ll•r4r en ._MIIe.t lmaglnt~ 1nin1 n~nly 120 nn thro rf'J:Ular yuNohn(l price o( a f1mou1 Sealy Natur11l Re111llt"s button-free • •• DO bunon1, no bump,_, no lump~o! )'ou r.an•t buy • fion quality, more hu.uriouely conlfort•blo ma ... keN for the money I BAKER FURNITURE On The Bright11t Corner In Middleport VOL VIII NO 236 Malee ture if'• fcnl rtcovtry- because fast recovery Gas water heaters will keep up with fmger prints, dust and dirt. You'rcsure to have 1hat bot water availahlc--cconomically-with an automatic, Jast recovery, Gas water b~t.er. But- the demands of today's living. Gas water heaters go to work automatically to quickly replace hot water as you use it, - Molct ture lit tufomoflr- because you'JJ never' have to turn it up or down--on or off. It serves you quickly, silently-and automatically. REX I RUUD Maolre sure it's Gos-because Gas heats water faster and much more «onornically than any , other method. r WHITEHOUSE RHEEM JOHN WOOD A. 0. SMITH FOSCO HOIMRT ASK YOUR GAS PLUMBER-DEALER cy~c-~ • .yo Middleport Budget Is Increased By· 7,755 $66,873 The Gt>ncra I Fund lllt"iurle~ Counctl $288 00 , Mayor, $2400 00, CJerk, $875 00, Treasurer $4MOO Solicttor $250 00, Legal advertiSing $75.00, loan (cemeterv fund) $1 ,000 00, mak10g a total o. $3433 s:I<OOOO ls to be taken from th~ general fund for contmsenciea an ::I $12,935 00 from the General Fund to the Safely Fund Under t~ S&fety Jo' und Marshal, $3300 00, Pohce. $6000 00; Feedms, m1sc, $1500 00, Frremen $285 00, Fire 11pparatus $1,000 00, Public Re ttrement $850 00, total Safety Fund, $12 ,935 00, From the General Fund lo the Service Fund. Street L1ghling $4, 50000. Water senice , $192000; Sewers, drams $600 00, Insurance Repatrs on buildings $1800.00, Garbage ~rnoval $360 00; Park<~ and Swlmrh.tng Pool $4000 00, to · tal 'crVICe fund $12,lt80.00 From the General Fund to the Cemetery Fund Offlee expense3 ~50.00 , Employee!! $2!Kl0 00; tools and equipment $500. ~, m surance and repatr, $2715 00, lands and butldings, $M.OU, total, _ . Fatally Strl'cken At Meigs Hospital Ji\meraJ services will rns Seventeen Given Certificates For First Aid Course Deer Crashes Into Auto On State Route 7 be held WASHINGTON (UP)-President Eisenhower agam "arnod a prosperous America today of the dangers o[ mountmg mfla· cro~s tionary pressures . 1 I In h1s annual economic message to Congress, the President picture of state of the natiOn s economy He reported a record national output of $412 b1lhon of ---- goods and 5ef\U:es Ia~! year Strll Eugene Long, 20 ~!rnersvr llc ch mbrng , the output hrt an annual was dnvmg on the h1ghway about rate or $424 brl hon 111 the fmal )() miles per hour when he sa w quarter of 1956 the deer start across Shettff Robl' ert Harl<nbacb cepor"d "'d But hf' <'OUpiE>d lhl s favorabl~ dehe swerved to the left 11de of thr velopmen t w1lh a stern leclure on road to mrss the three buck s and the rc ~ pomrhthttJes of pnva:t• one do< but doe hrms and umons to help cher k The anrmill suffered what ap I The Fxc-cuhvc commttteehof th{- thrP«lcnmg rnfl.atronary for<"eS He warned agarn - as he dtd pt' ared lo bP a broken leg and a Melg~ County Tuberculosr s an,] rracturerl spme , whrrh protruded Health Assocratton met TuesdaJ carllcr rn his State of t he L nron Long pulled the deer to the s HIP of e~emng at tne home of Mrs Wall \fc , sa ge to CongreSti J an 10 ~ the highway and we!lt to a te\c ace Bradford with Harold Wood that eontmuPd vrospenty dPpends largf'l) on ma nagpme nt and labor 1 phone to eall the s henff gt'nl, president, presiding e xerct srn~ restro.rnt tn wage and When offlcers and Long arrrHd l'lans we-rc made for therr an prJ<,_.. hoo~ls on the scene, tht ammal had van- nual meetmg to be held rn March \Jr E sfonhower ~~oa 5 COtuttouslv uhed A thorough search by Long ::11 lhe Saltsbury Townshrp school and the sheriff, aided by Game It was announced that the Sta'.' opltmr strt about 1957 'Thl'rt' arp grounds for r on hProtectOr Dolph Joachim, on the Health Department '.would ope l lands of J. E D Hartma('r fatled t he Tubt-reulosl.! ~ital Ill Nel de•we that the natiOn '» f)VPra tl to loc.ate the mjured deer , •On''llie on March 1 Ben Philson prm;prrrtv wrl 1 be extended mto ' Henry Null and Wallace Bradford the month~ ahead, he said DamaJi:e to Long'a car was e~:~tr namf'd on a nomrnat\n g Says Pro1pec"h Good mated at $1M. t ommrttee He sartl prospe cts are good c:.s A diSCU!IlSlon wa!l held eonccrn to e mplovment , earnmgs, consum rn,;: the ' -'l mill levy wh1dl WdS f'r spt• ndrn g government Pxpendl ~·oted rn 1952 for frve years to tures, lmsrness <"ap •tal outlays, _... , 'iUpport f1ve beds rn a State Tu- construrtton forctgn trad•' and mvestment DercuJosis bospJtal 'those prf!sent were"" Woodgerd, ~... Gte~oo.., , .lli<hard atam b';'rs Be :t Philson: Mrs Dwig}t! ~allat£' and Mrs Bradtord Funeral sCf\'l<'CS wrll h1· he ld " These rnclud c the present rnFriday .at 2 p m fDr Her man Kun · ternatton:il slluatJOn. the upward !z, who drPd T uesdrt y m Grand pressure or costs and pnr:es, facRapid s, Mtchlgan He was tors affectrng caprtal outlays by vicP-prcsrdent of the Pomeroy busmess, and the provtsron of an Salt As~oc1atton here for mar.y adequate flow of new uvmgs to years meet the prospcctJVe heavy deThe serVIt"cs wrll b<• hE'ld at I mands foe fund s. the Ewtng FunNal Chapel wrth the Rev Waldo J Bartels of Fed The Rl'v Uoward Ruppe It, pa'l-1 The 2()(}-page report, crammed erated Church. offl<'lalmg tor of the Ftrst Presbytenan With tables and chart s, gave a deSurvivmg the deceased arc hts Church, Middleport. and the Pres- tailed d rag nosJs of the U S econoWife, Genevieve Hoyt Kunll; two bylenan Church, Syracuse, "ft.lrs. my It l_rsted riSes m employment, daughters, Mary Ellen and Dor- Pearl McBride, delegate from the production and mcomc last year. othy and one son Wil ham of Mrddleport Church; J. H Grate, Average employment reached a Grand Rapids allcrnale from Maddleporl the new h1gh of 65 nullron Jndustnal Mr Kuntz had resided at Grand Rev Linson Stebbms· pastdr of productron was up by 2 per cent. Rap1ds ro rthe past f1ve yl'ars the Galhpolrs Presbyt'erran ("bur- Personal mcomes rose $19 b1lbon The remains wrll be at the E- l'h, and M.ts. Lelah Klrkendabl, Wages were up by about 6 per wmg Funeral Home Thursday delegate from the Galllpolts Cbur- cent when frtends may call ch. alti'nd('d tbe Athens Presby· Desprte t h c admm1stratton's Burtal wrll be made m Beech tery at lhe First Presbyterlil'l "tight money " pohcy, mortgage Grove Cemetery Church, Athens, Monday debt rose about $15 b11lion ami "\1r Ruppelt, who served on the bank loan s 58 brllron Interest Sesston Record committee w1tb rates m!'rcascd · sharp.t,y" Dr Gamertsfelder and Dr. Joh:~ Mr Et~cnhow('r also satd, With Lloyd Evans, mspectcd the Sess1 evident concern that 1956 sa •v onal records of the vartous chur "the ftrst stg mfrrant general rrse" rhes and the deleg~otl"S gave the - 2.7 per cent- rn eonsumer pr1ces rt'ports of thelr t"ongregalional smt"e 1952 lndu "tr!al price In· mcctmgs on mercase-s in pastors' creases ·on a broad front" .aversalanes aged 8 per cent Wholesale pr1ces Me1~s County Court House w1J1 Tbr group vlsttC'd the Rev and Jumped 4 pt'r cent be closed Thursday at noon m re- Mrs Chester Marqurs and twu And a round of wag<' boosts cxspcct to former Common Pleas sons at 1he new Pre&bytcrtan man- ceedcd lahor "s rnrrcasc tn producJudgc Fred W Crow Sr, y,ho r1red sc m Athens before returnin g h'¥11Y . he sa1d Mondav c~('nrng al has rcs1dcncc. homt" Because or thr~ mflattonary Funet a] ~r\ wes for 1he deceased Lu nc heon was ~crvcd at the factors and the ot he-r 'unc<'rlmn cl\lc lcJd<'t and junst wrll be held chur<'h bv women or the church t1cs."' he called ou Congress lo Thursday at 2 p m rn the Ewmg wllh college students assJstmg m hold taxes at prc~f'nt leveh and to Funeral Chapt 1 lhf" drnrng room keep federal spCndmg wr t htn hm- - - - - - - ~---------1!5 or hi~ $71 8 billiOn budget He appealed to busmess to protect the pubhc fro.rn unwarranted pncc boosts and to nord exresse s m plant expansron and usc of credrl Hr urg('d labor leaders to kee"J wag<' n<'gotratron s m hnc w1th ac Imhalton and obligation was given to thirteen new mem- tual rnueascs 111 produetivrly hers by John Will , past commander, when the Drew Webster • Bus rn ('$5 and labor Jradersh 1p Post No 39 American Legwn met Monday evenJng at the Le· haH tlw responsibility to rea c h ~ agrer mc nt ~ on .... ages and other g10n home. labor hcndtt s t hat arc farr to the rPaul M Casr1 f1rsl virl" com- - - - - - rest of the cummrrnLt} as well as mandl'r. prcs1ded at thf' m('etrng lte rn thr mrhtary arms of his na to tho~(" p;·r ~on~ rmmcd1ately tn · and tlw mrnntr ~ of the Ia~! mrt'l· 1 !ton al the lrme of great p<'rtl vohl'd Mr Er~<'nbowcr salrl • ing were .read and approved The followllli! the unptO\Oked attack · :-.it'~oltaled \4-age mcreascs,and AmPrrcamsm rhairm~n Frank b~ thl' Commumst aggressors m hl'ndr1~ ~h ould b(' cons1sti'nt wrth Checsehrf'w gave a rrporl on the Knr('a on June 26 , 1950 Thls ccr prodtuti~J\) pro~p<'cts anrt '1\.llh 1 essay contest held Jll th(' ocal ufr r ale of hooor 1s awarded tn rull I he nurutrnanr(' of a ~lahlc dol htgh ~hool. I hf' lhl'm •' of whrrh humllrl y and prtdc b)' the grate- l ;~r 1\nd husrne s~cs must r('<'Og• was ·Patriotism In Mud<'rn Amrr fnl r rlllen s of the state, the rrty lh b • b! •t lea · He also r('ad one of the cs , d h [.(' nrle t roau pu rc rn 1ere. Hl of ltJml'roy an t e Amcncan lhr pr l ("t"~ sel on thf'rr products savs to the membe rs gw11 Gtven U1e 21st day of Jan- and ~rriA!c~s · Initialed and obhg-atcrl were Ed Contr11ur·rl p10 , p<'r ltv- wrth pnce nar v. 1957 a~d ~1gnt'd. by F'r!nk gar Pullrns w~llr s OavrM .Jr L.auschc g m~rnor , E I· ~ohrn . on slahrlr t\ rle prn d~ Pll the coopenCi"rcsl('r Kmght Wrlilarn Matlack 0 ~-llor I>f Powmr~o[ apn t ~ R tron of huqn(' ss labor an d govcrnChari<'~ R Karr Jr Dt('k Young ,.a ,r~ rcw c s er os om nw'1 ! ,d all k\rl~ h,. said Ph1l Ohhnger Drrk C'ollins Gu~ l'r lh C r('r I Ir J('a t t•S 0 r I Tlw lll<llllr tOtdrthullon or lh <! F.rld1c Gmnthrr (;corp:c Nessel rn.•,,mf'I'£'1Vlng rn I he frght road Jr Doll Hunnell l harlr:; h onor wer(' Pb 1t Ohl tnger, Dre k fed1 ral J!fllt'rnnH'nl " Per~1ngrr a1Hl ft~•r aid Rcuta A y 01111 ;; Wiiync ami Blarnc Mtl .tg :;r.rl~ t Jllll.111o n hf' sa1d, was !I welcome to the T'ost was rxlcndcd ho.rl' .John Fultz Mickey W!l hud;;:r t ~ mplu ~ for lhr('C stratght hy "Ill('<' commander Cal'ci lt am~ (o"nmk Vau.:han . Don Hun l<'ar ~ lhr J..: H\ I" rrunrnt . 'ttght The presrnt H( run of ccrtJfrr ah ~ n< 11 c.corgr Ncsscltoad Jr , Otck monq pol u \ al~o;o had helped kt'l p IHI<'I rn. rr·a~es from hc1ng of honor to Kol can veterans pres !Continued on p•ge thrn) lar~cr th:Jn th ey were , he sald. ent was madf' for hunorablr Sf•rv- Lo"' I•••ed Satdele1ate1 from Melg• Fed;•e~r~at~e~d~ 1tttended the annual V - ~~~:~!·r~:.club of the Southern Anoeia-1 "'"ck '"' sunday at 2 P m rn the Church for Mrs. Herman at Southern Hotel, Colum61 or Pomerov who died early bus They were Robert Sheets. ol morning tn Meigs General Hos- Galhpohs, Joe ' Johnson, PomerO)', ptlal of a cerebral hemmorrbate. •nd Paul Johnson, Columbus. Mrs Werry had been lransporA total of 48 dogs WJII be repre ted to 1he hosp1tal Tueadav by the IM!nted m the Wtnter Stakes , four Pomeroy Emergency Squ8d when from each of two classes from 12 clubs 111 the auoclatton, accord lrrst ltfltken. Survavmg are her husband Her· mg to RoOOrt Bowen , local club m11n. two sons, Charles and Henry secretary J both of Pomerov, a sister Mrs lfae Smith of Akron, e1ght grand· ch1ldren and two ne1ees Rev. Waldo J .Btrtels of Federat,. ' Church of wbit"b Mrs wai a m('mber w1U offtciate the 5_erv1ces Mrs. Alice Harper Former Resident Dies In Oeveland pamted a glowing Commt.ttee Plans Annua1Meettnu , I • FIDI.eraI SeI'VIces be where she for the past six year.t. Mrs ltarp~r was marned Aug 9, 1918 t.J E W Harper, formerly of Pomeroy , who survives her She was the former Allee Albern . Also survtvrng are two sons Ralph, Of Mad1son and Lou1s of Wahama White Falcon basketball fans "'ere anxious ly awaitMrs Marie Houck attended the P•lmyn, Matne, and four grandchlldrcn Fnends may call at the ing announcement of the opemng of the new Wahama gymnafuneral of ht!r grandmother, Mn, Behm Funeral Home , Madison, 2 sium, this week, as workmen were busy placmg bleachers m B S Ball, 88, at Madison, W Va to 4 p m ac d 7 to 9 p . m Thun· Tuesday_ the spacious building. day. S'i!rv1ces w11l be m the BapOfficials would not venture any prediction as to when the Mrs Ball waa survived by nine tist Church. gym would be available for use for basketball despite the fact children, forty grandchildren and - that many rumors have been pas thlrtY-fl\lc great grandchildren sed saymg that the gym would Mrs Elod1a Webb, Sprmgfield, be used on eertam dates. mother of Mrs. Houck, was unable It IS hopei! that the gym wtll to attend her mother's funeral be rea1ly for usc by next Tuesday bMau&e of iUnes;. when the Falcons entertain the The services were held at the btgh flyrng Racme Purple Torna Hunter and Hunter FUneral Home does. However, many thmgs re· in Madison. Mrs Ball, who hved Mrs. Nma Saltzgaber, 74, dted main to be settled before any rldalone, fell and broke her hip a mtte announcement can be mad<' Twelve m€'mbcrs of the Syraweek ago and dled laat weekend Monday 1n Mer._..y Hosp1tal , ColAclually, 1:1e butlding has never t"U!Ie Prcsbvtl'nan Church were umbus, after a short 1llness Mrs Mrs Jane Gllkey accompanied been turne~ over to the Mason Mrs Houck to Mad1son where she Saltza:aber IS a native of Cheslurc County Board of Educatton as )et giVen awards for perfect attendance tn 1956 11t SN\Jccs conducted and has been llVln,i! at 65 &ruth· Vlslted her brother and family. SJnce several small JObs remam on Sunday mor nrng wood Avtnue, Columbus te be fmtshed. One county offrSurvivora include her three clal satd thts week 1l would be Awards for one \•car went to dsughterH, Mrs. Wilham Kohber- known late this week whether or Cottrill. Sharon Sue ColCrarg ger, Mrs Vernon Reagan, Mrs not the Tuesday date with Ractnc Rufus Bailey, Columbus, one bro can be kept' m the new butldtng trtll, Margaret Cotlnll J.>cbb1e Gmntb(!r, \1ay Ftarro.,.,s Datsy CINCINNATI, 0. UP- Produce: ther, Chnc Matthews, Columbus, Basketball bns were remmded Dut"kworth. '-hrtlt• Cn·w. EhzaNoah Haskms, that no one rs hemg non~oopera­ Eggs, abont steady, net prices one slsler. Mrs beth Qmck an d Genev !£'\IC Seh· paid at farm'l for U. S. consumer Mtddleport Uve m the busmess of getting the grades whites and browns, A jumFuneral services were held at bu1ldmg ready lt's really a matter ne1der. )>oa 33-39; A large 29-30; A med· the Emmanuel Lutheran Church of whether or not the contractor's Two )'ear awa rds wen• made to· dtums 26-27; A small 20..24; B tbas afternoon wllh hunal rn the msurancc w1ll protect hlm 1f the Eleanor Kav Srhnr rd('r and rca1l large 26-27, FOB Cmcinnatt, white Obeu Cemetery bv Graumilch and buddtnr; 1s used before be turns P Mt'Brtde 1nd brown, >\ large 35-36; A me- Son Funeral Home 1l over to tttc schooL Rachel Mdlrrd1 \\,ls wtrmcr of dium brown, A large :J:i-36; A meCoach Ralph Sayre expresred the the three ) ear award for attend· diUm 33-3i; B large 33-34. MEtGS GENERAL HOSPITAL hope that an 11grecment could be ance Chickens, fryers 1hout ste.ady; Admts&om, Xrs Herman Werry , drawn up between the Board of fryers 3-3Y.:! lb 17 18; hens. heavy Pomeroy, Harry McMaster, Mid- Education and the contractor 111 type 14-17; hens, light type 16-12. dleport; Earl Middleton, Mtddlewhtch the former would .!16SUITH Butter, 90 score 68. port. re5pons1b11ity m the event the burlding 1s used • Meanwhtlc, workmen were bu sy puttin g up the foldmg bleachers New Wahama High Gymnasium May Be Opened Next Tuesday Nina Saltzgaber Funeral Service Held At Columbus New Haven And Mason Mothers ,Prepare For March On Polio I • Coon{y TB I MeittS 3 ' ::.!/~" .. _;--··~:":: Mrs. B. S. Ball Funeral Held At Madison, W. Va. President Calls Upon Labor And Business To Use Caution Four dPer dended to State Route 1 about m1on Tutosda} ncar Shenang Spnngs but only lhrcc of them made rt ApriL Derby trials {or members of the Mel&• Count)' B<agle Club will be held March 10, and the Wmter Stakes 1>111o for top dol• In !he Southern Anoclation of Beagle of Ohio wtll be held here Davtd Ohltngcr chief of the Middleport Fire Department, and Thomas Darst, Capbm of the dept, were presented gr(ts Monday evening when Lhc last .scss1on of a Standard Firs t Atd Course was held at tQe J<'1rcmen's U:all The course has been g1ven durmg the past months with most of tho meetings at lhe Bradbury &hool Standard F1tst Aid Ccrtlftcate! were awarded to MrA Homer Forrest, Norma RuSsell, Jackie Reed, Ronnie Russell and Eumcc Ebhn, Bradbury Parent-Teacher Assoc1a tlon, Mrs Emmett Shuler, Mrs Jack Bechtel Mrs Charles Murray, Mrs Stdney T Russell, Mrs. Russell Mills, Mrs Thomas Darst, AuxdJary of the Fare Oepartmefit ; Ralph Gtbbs Jr , safety foreman at Lhe Sporn plant, Russell MLils F1rc Dq»trtmcnt, and Jumor cardi were g1ven to Peggy Russell , Larry Ebhn, Katheryn Russell and Dons Eblin, Bradbury schools. Amencan Red Cross cert1hcates will be g1ven the gra~uates At this last meelmg wh1ch was a make-up .class the mstructors stus~d arllftcral respir.alton and p~ssure poinL.~ in thetr delflonstration and let"tures. After the grfls had been pre· sented to the instructors, the~• spoke brJe(ly of lhctr appreciation of the opportumty to teach the Plans for ,a Mothers March on Polio in the towns of New dasll and thanked them for thetr Haven and Mason on Thursday night, January 31, were being gifts Tltc Auxdtarv members of the made this week by the New Haven American Auxiliary omd class scrvrd sandwiches. coffee the Mason Mothers Club In New Haven the march will and pop tn a social hour at the hesin al 7 PM on January 31 as take part tn the Marrh Oil l'olto for close -of the mcl'Lmg women of the auxthary will go t~ ftfth consecuttv~-: pear Mem about town !'eeking donatton,; far bers of the club wrll be a~Mgned the current drive for funds for section& of tt-,e to.,., n to cover for polro. the donatJOns Co chairmen tn chargfl of the Those part1clpatwg wl!l ml'rl at marc-h 1n New Haven are Mrs. the home of Mrs. Charles Yeager l''rl•d Roush and Mrs Thelma and will begin thetr actrvlhe,; fnr Capehart Workers for the even- the evenmg at 7 p m The town 's mg's adtv~hes will be selected at f1rc whistle wtll sound to srgnal A b.tkcd hain dmncr will he en- 11 meeting of the auxihary on Mon· the start of the dnvl! Chairman or arrangements an joyed Mond<J~' at 7 30 p m J11n 28 day evenmg. when a regular meeting of the Plans call for a nreetinc of Mason Js Mrs. Edward Sehaekel Meigs Chapter, Jzaak Walton all workers on the night of the She !B assisted by Mrs Edward Leagu~ Is held in the chapter March on Polio at the borne of Ryan. Officials of the Polio Dnvc clubhouse. Mrs. Capi'harl Immediately fol· throughout the countr,y have rc Secn::tary Allen C IIlli has an· lowmg the collections Meanwhile, In Mason, the M.oLh~ minded persons to gtve generously nounccd a color !tlm, "Calhng All (Continued on pege thr.. ) ers Club ro3dc prcparaUons to Sportsmen" will be shown• Dinner, Film, Will Entertain IWA At Monthly Meeting • OmiC 73.00. Ma1ntlnancc and RepBlr FuJUI . S-v~lllaQ - ~-· 00; empt6yces $9'700:00; matflrii1s, $4.000.00; Rep111r by~ centrad. $15. 000.00, tools and 1mplemenls $600 00, mtse, $400 00, total, $33,· ' 000 00 From the General Bonn Rdtre ment fund fur redemption of bond $4000 00, mterest on bond ~205 00, to1al $62o:; 00; Grand tolal of all funds $74,628 00 SINGLE COPY-tic Two Field Trials Sdieduled Here This Spring MrS liel1113R ./ W erry UNITED PRESS Oh1o Cold wne tod.y and tonight wrth tamperah"'" fallintr to zerOtJ to frv• above north lnd fiv• to 10 abo•• a.outh br" Thurscrlay morning McKtry douGy Wllh north to northweat wind• 25 to 35 mile• per hour today. Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Wedn~y, January 23, 1957 s; , Tweh·e Awards Presented For '56 Church Attendance Market Reports Year after year .. ,, • enttne From Street 1 lb box ~::'' ~ --- ----· -- ~- -~=--=:~-;:;:-:;:::;:::::::::-:-~-;-~;::;::=::::;;:;:::;:~;;;:;i""= \ y~ M~ddleport Councill)lembers adopted an !ll"dinance Monday everung to make appropriations for ~'rteftt expenses and oth· er expenditures (or tile year eruUJll December 31, 19~7 The Scspio Township hills wttl nng budget, as submitted by the Flru!nee oommitt~e Wayne Gib- thia Jpnna: with the barkanc ol bons, Ernest Covert, David Miller, calls for a grand total of trailing Be~lt~ bound1 when two $74,628.00, an increase of $'7, 755 over last year's budget of trialll are held there in March and I $138·00 at ' DeNJted To Tlae lntere.U.Of 'J'Iee Council Approval Is Given New '57 Budget OfS74,628 1\1 1~~ Bo~ bJr,t \ 1111 \\• hr11111.; ), ' Of lO i uruhu~ ~ p, ut ih..: w;~ek<' n d '1\.llh hrr J,!lollrl,Jrrr't ~ \ ]r <.11 1d l\1r ~ lidlll \\ t liru r1,.: ~nd utl,1r fl'lall\1' I I 1 11 donatwn of the I R ams~.:v who wt.' re there for I I Gf'nt! the funeral of \lr Mor !(ilrl em SOCIETY studtrlls n·u•J\lllg B or ~""und Harry Ram sey and so n, the Re POMEROY Revival Services 127 Win Ranking Opened Sunday At On Rutland HS Racine Baptist ' Honor Roll List lnun l\ i' l.l llr, go on to l! u ui HJgton Wit h lu r for a vi:.H The group stopped 111 Oak ~ ~~~~=-~~~~~~~~~~ Lucille B£'arhs Hawkms , Pomeroy Soctety Edltor, Phone 6244 Rf'\Jial srn1ccs hc~:an Su nrl~ y mornlllg Jn llu Hanup Hapttst <hurch Rr\ (,cnc \1 cA ihstcr ll.~>rnw} who Will e In Local News In Advertising In Circulation • Weather Ethel R. Myers Funeral Service Will Re Frr·dav which wdl S(!at approxrmately 1200 p('oplr. somethlns that t he fans of the Wahama team ha ve " been wantmg for years Furwr:;rl st'l 1 rl'c for \1rs F:thcl All or the hleachers aTe to br I H M~H~ ~..:·· ld 1\ih(l dlCjJ Tucs placed on one side of the spacrous day m o rnrn~-: tn S! Tosrph Hosp1t (Continu•d on pag• three) al Parkr ~hl' t ,.! \.\ti l he h(']d at th(• Boar d 1\ .l;llhl ( hillh 111 Lel.tr t nou ft· ;~I .!. p m I rrday Dance Proceeds Earmarked For Youtb Center She w.l~ hill II 111 <.rec nr ( ounh 0 lf('r p~ll Il l' 1\Cll' ()J(' r1ccea~cd Mr ami \l r ~ \\ illi. tlll E Redman 1 Su r vrvrng I\ ••11• ~ •)ll Tobey, Ro:l rd C'nmrltlrur ll I f'l:~rt J?rtC"nds may cal l :rl 1hr 1 ur.: l1 ~ un g 1- uneral Home an' !III II' 1flr r 3 p 111 Thurs Ralph Martery <Hid hr s orches- day Ira will pl11y at a d11nce 111 the Bunal v.rll 111 rn th e Uoard Na t rona] Guard Armory on the Ohto ({tvrr Road ncar Pmnt (' l('a Cemetery $anl on Thursday nrghl, Janu,1n - - - - - - -- 31. 1t has been announre<l NO BOND JAILED Pror(•ed s from the rlann• wtl l Ned C<1l l ~l 1 rldleport, rs tn lw u~<~d bY the Pornt Plasant lun counlv p!l [<lr bHk or a $100 bond ror Chamber of Commf'rcc fo1 11 today lollow•n;.: hr!' arff'st Tuesda) You.lh CctJ1rr JlfOJCCt ~pun~otl'd on chargrs of rrriO~I<"allon and rll!l· hv th~ group turbtn g 1h• pr.tre Call was !lours for the dance wtll be brought to 1., c co urt of Just1cc of !rom 9 pm untll 1 am Peace R E G•1ntlky. I F .. Ue•l'lliilln J(unl T 'Be--0 n.,_, •.d,ay· -- . ~--~~ ::3"1.~ ~' . 0 f r1 Six From Area Attend Athens PreSbytery CourtHouse To Close Thursday For Crow Rites Drew Webster American Legion Post Initiates 13 New Members I I I' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 22, 1957 anderson crow davis french grimm sargent wooten