https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/88c3b04cc1528123fff76262de3e3d1d.pdf 8feabfc922452ce5ed50eea3a21e737d PDF Text Text 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' �2-Dally Sentinel, PomHoJ•-M•ddleport, 0., Jan 23, 1957 Day Book Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA RICHARDS OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIR REYNOLD E GREENE - SERVIC ES THURSDAY l llm Iii] "rlltes fo r l l)d,• / lt!l(h JaCkMJ!l " ill be he ld Ool lhu1~l~' a1 tv. o udot k Jt tht r hu11h uf ( 1111~1 111 JJ(k>Ull and l>u11 II Will ill' Jn lht J.,r kson EDITOR .... Natlona] tdvertiBing N'ptt'sentatJve, Botttnelli·Kimball. la.e • .._~Ave, New York Clly 16 N Y .£aterect P ome,roy, Ohioas second cl&s.s mJuhng matter at tbe post oi"fll'e at WSAZ·TV CHANNEL ~ 1 6 55 S1g n On 1 , r 1 1 7 00 Toda) 9 00 ( olf.-t T 1m~ LEGION MEETING tO 00 Home 1- ~ •IJo.l l.h• nnttl !•u,( No 1~8 1100 Tht' P•Jf't' IS lhght \ llll'rl < Ill I f'J.:WII 1111J 111 N '1 to l lJU !'rUth ll r (UJl SI'(j lH IJ(J S IJ II:ht 111 11 gu l.ur , ( ,.;,wu ~~o J th Co nJ I 1200 T1 c lar flough 1 ~~ dt r HOS( ~~ ~ ~ 1 f t' pr r~ 11 bn );! 12 30 II Could Be You lh• f> t • ~l ha, toll'n nut tf ud th<~l I 00 C.urenl i11d rh,1( k••1 s t a te llllll lnan dt t 200 Lam{'ra G(){'s lo Sehc.ol h1 s ~ ppoulttll l)on tloath <.~ ~ th • 23 0 Tenti{'SSee f:llnl' F'OJd I'JI I Rever1 thauman o[ the : 00 Matloee fhcatre 00 p1" t to rnak c a cmitt>nllotled dr,Jvt· Quee 1 for a Day 4 45 l'l1odern Ro !li' nces 111 .., 11 a ll duPs p ;:urJ tn P'eb 1 5 00 Comt>dy Time 5 30 Mv L11tle \largle WORK SESSION TONITE 6 00 Watl'rfront ~h d rl l • por l l1 r enwn w1ll r£'purt 6 30 News Ptcture at 6 p m IOJJ t,.:h t for a wo rk ~ l' ' 8 45 Sports Eye s10n at lh{ l1rl' Dep.utm f' nt g <~l 6 fl5 Wcathercast 7 00 Mayor of \he Town 7 30 Edd~.e Fisher OES TO MEET 7 43 NBC News 1 lu l 'n~ t Matron s of F\ t'n£:rhm· 8 00 H1ram Holiday \ hapter or.s Will llH('I Fnda\ 8 30 Fa'~ ('f lCnow.!l Best rvrn1n g- at the homP of Mr o Allen 9 00 .,Kroft Theatre lfu ~ ht· ~ 10 00 1'~1s Is Your Lrfe 10 30 TSA MEETING POSTPONED 11 00 News lleadllnes 1lw lanuarv mt't'llll ~ of tlw 11 15 Weathercast I .oyal Womrn ~ Class of lhr Chur 1 11 20 Press Box ~h nf C'lmst has btrn po~tpone d 1 J 30 Tonight mrlt-fmltPiy 12 30 Stgn Off Subscription rates Deilv£'ry by rarner where ava1lab!e 30 f'ents p@l' Week, ~nt> year tn advanrl' Ill The Daily SenUnel offu: e wbere aYlilable one mont:b !I Bv ma 11 one year S8 .six months' 60 su: months. $7 80 three m onth~; $3 90 By mutor rout~ ., .26 three months, $2 50 one month $1 Publlshe4 every afternoun except Sunda,y by Tbe OhJo VaUeJ 110 Mechamc St. Dhone ;nm, edJtona! off1ce phon l' 39V t 1!NN'1H3 6 "!." ;:,1g n 0 , "t f!:S Senu~ Inc, at TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel3 Wednesday Thursday Pum~rJY. 0 Bw.meu offlet Water Service Survey To Be Mode Bt>sJd ent s of Lmcoln IJetght$ \\Ill no doubt be glad to set• .\11 H D T<u:kctt an f'tJgmcu P111ployed \\llh the OhiO Public UIJIJ ~ Jes Comm1ss1on \\lher1 he c·omes lrudgn g up the h 1 J 1 somrtJme soon !they hoptl ln u commumcatwn to l'omeroy (OUnrJl recently Ta-ckefl promJ sf'd lo make a how;r to house sUI Vt' \ " m the nrar future' r e i.Jti \ P lo (OlllpiaJnl ~ ul resJdcut s 111 lhc~l ciJea that water serVJ<-r noH bc1ng Jemi eJcJ was Vf~JY poor .tnd that there was lnsuJfu 11. nt p1 ess ures mamlamed II "as the understandmg of water <-onsumcrs over two years - - -- 1 1 '00 [ hl P j 1('1?' Is Rlathi 'l 1 ul h (lr t on sequences i lr lii(DUtlgh lll o•1ld Be \'~u 12 30 I 100 {uuent ~ 00 l'arsLJn b S!t.dy ~ JO Tenuessre Erme FrJrtf 3 00 Mat1nce Theatre 4 UU Quef'n For A Day 4 45 Mode~n Rvman('el 5 no C'om!'dy TJmC 5 30 \h Lli llr Margll' fi 00 ~ !RI\ and Scruggs She>w fi JU ~'>t'"S Picture S U Sports Ey'-' 8 55 Wcatht>rcast 7 00 C1 unrh :ond Des 7 30 D1nah Sh01 e Show 7 45 NBC News B 00 You Bet Your Life 8 30 D1 agnet I 9 00 Pt>oulc ~ C:hoHoe 9 30 Thf' For<! Show 10 00 Lux Vld'!O Theatre II 011 Nl'WS Ileadionocs 11 15 Weatber~t ll 20 Press Box 11 30 Tom~hf 12 30 S1gn orr ,,, ago when a Sizeable rate mcrease was granted m water rates that !('JvJce would be Improved to Li•H:oln He1ghts as 'h'el! as to large S<-•ctions of Middleport J/l ( ILJdln~ the Gravel H1ll area As a. maHer of r('rot d, the offlu<.~l JJO\H:e of app1 oval by the PUCO of the rate tncrease m<:ludr•d these proposed improvements as part of th~ basts upun v.ha11 the pcnmt was granted ----- --No 'dSible·change has occuneu 11t \~;.~ter .9er\'lce either on Lmcoln Heights or Hl M1ddJepm t We are personal!} acquamted \\ 1fh t\\-o home owners on Lincoln lle1ghts who have a~placrJ .til their plumbing w1th cop per tubmg mcluchng mstallatwu of ,J 1 mth line to the tap m tht• ln<il!l v.hl(:h Is lard m lh(• llllddlt' of the street In that suh diVtsJon ThJs was dune at the ur g u1 g ul the ut1hty's represenPLAN PRACTICE tltlves Most of the d.Jy water ~~~~~ tuekles oul or taps It 1s rvang(•lule Ch<~ph•r or.s v.dl lmposstble to use efflrlenlly anv tliOdl•rn water using apph·l haw a pra<'tH'I" scSS!OII Thursda) nn<"r ou Lm('O[n Hill lh,Jt ust• s a IJIIW f1ll • smh as an automn <1! 7 30 at the Ma:;on1c Tt•mpll' ac I•< clothes washe1 cordmg lo lhl' announctmtnt made WCHS.TV CHANNEL 8 Th1s obsNvPr on an oc<.:J~JOn lhf1 '1' \('ars ago removed a wa by Mr~ WilLi.~ Anthon\ Wo rth\ 8 00 Captain Kallgaroo Macron 1N meter from a supply !me 11110 .1 I Ill ( oln Heights basement 9 00 Morning Show then opened a shutoff valve 1 llllltlg llu· llow showed aporoxi· lO 00 Garry Moore to 30 Arthur God!re1 mat('ly P.fo.t g,IIJons p('J m1n11IC' ru sh111g out of the line' Th~re A TOUGH ONE 11 30 Str1ke It R!ch C OF C MEeTING 1s not a watt>r pump m<muf<t<-turJr•g fOiti'Prn m busmess m the BAS.iE'f'T. Neb Ut> - Harvey The ( hnmb('J of lommf'r('nte Js 12 00 Vuhant Latly l 1 S today that markPts" rump fm rural wells J>•oducJng as W M1l1Cr In !'barge 01 water. 1 little wate1 as that • fowl Investigations tor the Nebras- ha~mg an orgamut!Jonal meetu1g 12 15 Love of I. 1fe W ilh Robert R11ark at 7 10 at I hf' Vdr.-e Hall 12 30 Search fur Tornorrow Fr1day ka Gamf' Cc;mmHI9JOn recently We are rerta111 the v.ater ~u!Js( tJhers have been patient in 1 pot nf gold - him " nnddmg at h10k a malla~d hP taaged Jn Oct anrl ~ll mltrt-slt'd p1 r~on ~ arr 12 45 Gu1d1ng Light 1 By ROBERT C RUARK askmg for bett(_'r servlrf> Putwnr e I!> a remarkable and virtuthe tree I 00 Katre's K1tehen JO, 1948 Mlller sald the mallard UfJ.:f'd to atu nd IK0~11\ 1 an ganyJku 1 he rainnus Lralt, Ho\.\le\.f'r, Mr Ta<'krlt 1s ~01ng- to find that 1t has We had inothet big fellow stak woultl be about mne year~ oltl 1 30 As 1he World Turn! bow cu1 vPrl lonu and lovl•ly m thl" ed out and <'irdn't bother hun All ~rown thin tn muth of Pomrro v >\nrlm Middleport, too if he rluRk H1s comment "Better bo1t• ' 2 00 Our M1ss Brooks on t• of 1ts hnlltanl hornS" AT GARDEN MI!ETING gf•1 s down that wav we did wu !Itt and jaw about ways 2 30 J.f:>useparty I - ---- WCHS-TV ChanneQ 8 a oo 000 1000 I 10 :lO l! 30 12 ()(J 12 15 12 :m 12 45 1 /)(} I 30 Captain Kan{fRroo Mornme Show Carry Moore A1 Lhll" ';odfrey :StrJkt II R1ch Valumt Lady Love of Llle Search F'or Tomorro.,. CutdJng Ltght K11t1e s K1tcht>n >\s lhli' World Turnt 2 00 2 30 3 00 3 30 Our Mtss Brooks st.JIJ!un~: d0wn ,,t t h~· I horn :o~caela and m~ans until Mama threatE<ncd A Uenthng the county pres1rfents Housep·rty 3 00 the Bli P<1yoff wht!h htlrl •he llpl'rH'J tarc'IUS of to wal 1( back lo Nairobi , a rourmy of (,ardf'n clubs mettuJg held 11 ~·he B g Payoff 3 30 Bob Crosby Show MASON CliNIC Bt::~RS HAVE TRIPLETS a JJ l'-! Ynu tllol not hB\'C' to !ICe the ol 4!50 mile~ GAS the Heath Mt>thothst Chm ch Mtd 1 00 Brrghter Day llub Crosbv Sh.lW /l.dmJllid M1~ S,trlh l!oth h II Hl 'i\1 l ~1 Israt'l UP pt~ Jo know tu "a s hangm~ 111 the PALESTINE, 01 UP-<When Mr dleport l'uescla\ aftcrnoon ltom Anrf from the hlack grcl n bush 400 BnghLer Day !l.utford J,munr~ l'i ( h.ul"~ I 111Jhl ll i •r1rl Duh,Jh !lllld to bl' the lr~c Tlu wmd w ~ ~ blowmg caml" the same sound 'Haw haw and Mrs I awrencc Walls betamt' Pom• ro\ wert• 'lr" Jed Webster 4 15 Eecret Storm 4 15 Se~l ~ t Storm 4 30 Fdge of Ntgllt r.rti(ilrY Gib)ts Mu~on Junuut )' IR nl\ IHJidiii L' Syn.m bears m rap ~tra1ght al ~ou 111 a doctor's dlagnosJs rrcom Sr and :'itJ~s F:lhl'l GM l<~nd ()[ th~· haw-ltaw haw haw haw" 4 l(l ~dg;.- nf Nt"ht 5 00 Tn .. Early Show :\hrv Ann Hos" flupkmsull! K1 I l l II\ \o\rlt IIH proud pllrent~ of I tttlr 1•tlJrl Sutlon powtur.l at mt nrlcd chcekmg the g11s fllpmg l'wJIJghl rlu[J Mn lohn Terrell 1 He J thought or Cap'n Ahah ami w lhl'lr home Two hrge leaks and l.nwaJy 18 All(( Rlr•lnt r \1a~on 11 pl< J, lnd 1\ Dubah g11Ye b1rth tht• Jamhrhv "'th h1s l'hm 6 30 Your Esso Repone,. J\lr, C I lleatmr of the 5 00 1 ne ::'artv Show .January 19 ~~~ PloJ;nrr \I, r1Jh 11 1 1111 l 1 r~lt lol MolJdiy Thf' othet wJnki'fl lmt ~pokl• not One does Moby Dtck and ffgured Ml'h 1\le I were found 6 45 Sports Parade Wmdmg Tnul club, anrl Mrs 8 30 Your Es.sv Repo)rtet rwl SP''••k 111 lt•opard hunting, or must have hunted leopards hl'fnre llrrlloril JIIIIUIII} 111 )lr'l (oiJit< 1,\n llrj-'d fuf'~rlav - -- - - Charh·s Goe~::Jem <~ll(j Mtss Lytila 6 55 Wectherman 6 45 Spoll~ Parade Jn(\t 'lllllh or ~ rratth or cough N J 1tro~s { llflon JiiJlU<~n :!I he wrote about wbales, SURPRISE PARTY 7 00 Jill Corey Sh(lw Ebetshnch or the Pomt•luy cluf> 655 \h.'!! herman 011t Slfs \nd stls /\1HI sornr eon l!Jr\h~ ~ •l~tlg-hl! 1 SqJ1hJ 1 \ 11 11 7 15 nougla~ F,dwflrds 7 00 A1 I Linkl('•ter & the -----{Copyright 1957, by l ln1trd A <;urpnse birthday pa1 tv was lo \lr M d J\11 ~ Wlillillll llil ll"h uf 7 30 Cl&nt Step ~nmt• lwur Jtw 1111r.U'It' that u a Ji'eaiurc Synd1cale lne) HOLDS FIRST MEET 7 15 Dougla~ Elwardg TO SERVE LUNCH h(•ld Sattn rlny mght fur (,eorge l! ,oJtford 011 IH ilii J} lh a d.Ju~h 8 00 Arthur Godfrey & Fru lldB \\ \ '.; iii ~ I,]ON Ill' PIPs Hient I o1••rd tonung lu ,1 11t>l blooms Group One oil hi" Womt n s Sn 7 30 Sg! Preston ot the JutJnsun tcltblt~lmg h1s 24th 1ety of ( hnsiiJil Sen ltl of the tr1 HPd,J I~ ~ to \h .til! ~IJ ' r 1 11 h"1~t1 ~o~.r l l holrl 1111' fHsl 111 11!1 1h ~pit nd11r In <ill tn) flit 9 Ill} The Mllhonll.re 8 00 Bob Cummmgs Sho\8' 1 h.1 vc ueH 1 ~ et•n a nvthlllg com 1 hlrthda y. a t thr. home of <I sister ll dll ]d w~rth l l<i l lfmrl, Jllll UH'I IIIIo' ~ turtft t111(f uf his second Un1ted \ft•thodJsl < hunh wtl l 9 30 I've Got A Secret a ao < hmax parahlf> to a I( orard, lun ~ nwa 1terll· HIART OF THE MATTER \1r~ !1 ( n(' K•·ll} Those present 19 u sun rrl'llll !l Rav ~(n'\1 f ano l ' "l tn ltld .y serve lunch .. t tht church, f11da} 10 00 20th Ct!n!ury Fox Hour 930 Playhouse 00 flr1111ly ~Jllll'..{ln!<: mto o1 lrt>f' WEI.It.J~(,TON N~t.-'1 Zealand wl"re :\11 and M111 Ut~rr)' Johnson Mr:o; 1'o11 ll.lllll ltrt n Hr1s ' /IJ•t•kllh l lw f'rt 'idt 11 j l.lsl Ill( I WJ! h from 11 am lo 2 pm Soup s,1nd U;OQ Uf to the mmute flt!W.I 111'\1 Up to J.he MJnute N&wa; Nothmg rame an 1 rllt:ht frll UP A vctt 11011ry Kif! nee I~·~ 1 1 Mr and Mrs Nelson Roush and \'J ilt Kv tHJ J ,JJli JJry IQ Ill I I " 111 II 0 11 Nuy 14 1 I 05' Scannitig M Weather Wlches pu~ dtHi cuffrt ~Ill Ue 'rUMf '"Stoln'nt'ng the Weather t'ra91nJ.: llw r'llllhow .John nwl gt•d turer <~I S~dnt v Umverslly ~~1 d \ ll lldi(ll dt 'New lla~en, 1\h and II 10 The Late Show Soup tn l<~ke ou t wt! l Ill:' 11 10 'lhe Late Show me A hluiJ rf hla<k had filled In lucsdoy Ill h1 s dl~l'n\(ICd a lc ~t \l r" , ,]; n u Cbzt nnd rh1ldren of scn('d sold gray SJJ.Jtt ulotl g ~tdt• the p 1g lu rl<'termlnr It <1 hoM tau w 1 l'111m lfl} Oh1o :\Irs Ca1ol Nfl Juhn ~ pru!L~ ~ JOIIII huu111 wtu s !' r~<'e r D Sh•t•l l••ld a sr1uue pol ~ k1 aud t hllrlr!'n of Toledo GRANGE TO MEET IH r•••l now ,' ongrr ~ s h. had folllltl a wa~ In !lbiu ~1r '' and Mn I r~lman Rock Spnngs Grange w1ll meet ~- ---::::=-cc ~ - -'1 hr•Ji' IJ;• IS JIH' ~0 nnd ~~~ ht! h•ll If a hOISt' CHll/d Will a rllt' WHTN-TV luhnHon nf ll1fton Mr s Paul CHANNEL 13 WHTN-TV sa1d 1\nrl 110 wa\ In s.-.t• h1m to b~ stltdYing 1t~ t ltcro-card10· ( auldwl•!l i. he~ter W VJ 1'11! Thursday evenlug at 8 p m 1n the I J 44 S1.;n t1n (,range Hall A polluck supper ll 44 Sign On shont him \\11 II st.lg,.(rr home ~~ 101 John~(>n .111r/ Vat Ball Mr and 11 45 Cartoon Club BY MEL HEIMER r ' will bt• ht>ld at 7 p m to precede thtOit~ht !Ill ~tHtk1 ~ 1111\Y ,111d IIV M1s (,l'OI,I{f' John~on ~nd chlltlrcn the meelmg 11 45 Cartoon Club 12 to Noon N('ws h1n1 071 lh1 nroJ 11lng up pro tth I'W \OUK Thln~,tJt tme New YoJker thinks ----12 10 Noon News 12 15- Neighbors about Hl• W I lr ••' t' Ji"l h( for1 rill\\ II 12 30 L1beruce 12 30 L1bc1aee RACINE BOOSTERS MII!T ar111 cw~t· at us lrnm tht• hu1h If anyon~ huH bc!'n ..,.ilnrlmln&' what's wrong 100 Femmine 'f'ourh l 00 Ft•mm ne Touth The Racine H~nd Boosters w1ll I tirn t lhlllk Ill s a lf'OPBI rl .!I with th~ AmeJlcan ne~~o~puperman, I otrer a 145 Movie Matinee l 45 Mo\lf Matmee meet Thursdnv Januar~ 24 ut 7 30 all I ~II HI .1~ Wt' llptu; d o~way fotnl rhtP he •IOCim't wear ol(l, beot·up hats any 300 Afternoon Film Festival 3 00 Afternocn :"1Im F<:!stlval p m 1n tht• Racme H1gh School rrom lhf' lhorn~ .unhush J think rw>1e The hat pl'ople havo Juat intormed me to 430 EVENTS§~§ Super SerJal T1me 4 3() Super Senal Tun ..• bu1ldmg E\'1'\ryone 1s ur~ed lo at ht> s a ghost " this etTed, a.nrl ll dPpr··~~o:-!1 me I am a hatte!ls 500 Mickey Mouse Club :S 00 M~e·key Moust> CluD tend lo help pllln for the band &oul, lll)'8elf but thete always wa11 >tOmethlng Atomic Polley Str\Jggle 'Somf' rla~ lw II make .. n11s Moderate Civil lights 600 Cartoon Club hanquet 1 6 0(1 P.uff~lo Bill Jr. req.11uring al.lout Pyt<lng my colleague!! and not take , John said IJs\f'n lo the looms on Coplt11l Hill • 30 Five Star Fmal 6 30 Cnrt0'1n Club Measure to bt Ertoded? lng the dhueputablo:- deftant condtllon9 of their bllgh!er lau~~:h at us F'rom the 7 15 John Daly & th(! News tJ 45 FJve Star Fmal PLAN REVIVAL • hapea.ux as It tl1ey we1e chllllen<lng reapectabu8h !'loRe aboard eame a ~teady .Specuil ro Ce11traJ Prttn AssocJal10n 710 D1sneylan.d 7 15 Jl)hr- Daly & the Newt Rev1val serv1ces w1ll start at biiJty Reepeclablllly haft ruined many .fOOd 81WIIll{ grun: with a S!IH.JStlc 1111 ASHINGTON- B<tttlellnu are shaping up for a renewal or the 8 30 Navy Log 7 :m Shenff of Corhlse Portland Melhqd1st Church on photo 1natcher11 on the f'nd of It heah•d Capitol Hill debate over how the government can A·OO Ozzle and Ht~rrlet 8 00 Circus January 27 and eonhnue through According to thl..l rt'port, however, r.·JOrtenJ Thill wu qu1te a It op;H d known •peed Uu) arrha! of ('heap eleetrielty fmm atomic generr..ton 930 Ford Theatre 9 00 W1re Service February II Freeland Norri.!l fs eurrlf!ntly Weir e:orll'l!m•ly proper hula Their hat1 proft•s Jonal'~· as tht< I' tmp leo Chairman Lf<wls Strausa of the Atomic Energy commission haJJ 1000 Wednesday Night FlghtJ 10 00 Alr Force Time 57 the evangelist and Arlie Marks, nre c-vt'n mou HNIUte lhnn docton', which llh! pard Ht• re~pondt<d to 110 lurt•s 1 aet forth the auhnlnlsltatlon's response to Demveratlc !'harges that 10•45 Sportscope .Sh~ outftrw 10 30 f'ran 1 u~ Lame the pastor Everyone Is welcome l11klng on a llllllt' •III~IHng nlr I don't kr111w Ht~ rt•d and mlfhttlv only at the government has allowed the United Statell to fn.ll behind other lh~ frauJ~full to allend 11 00 News of the N1ght whethe1 th1s I~ fUlllla OJ" tlfect, but I do khow night lie Jlukt•d h1s ht•nd mto 1100 New.s of the Night nallon.a In developing the pf!ace-tlme atom J 1 15 Theatrf' 1:1 that mnny repo1tf'r11 write extrenuly proper and tents II~ stole brazen I} from the 11 1!5 Theatre 13 12 15 Sign Off The Ali:C chief's plan calls for gl'floter federal ntNmely dull 1torte11 at the moment I d(ln't uk that they go BIRTH ANNOUNCIMINT camp and tM'rJri~d lhe bo)~ He aW~Iat.anee to encout&Jit"e the conetructlon-by around with their pre•• c1ml~ In thtllr hattt ftuak1 on their hlpll and -----..N~ew:~~.x~c~u~s~.-----~~=-~~ Mr and Mrs W Robert {Bob) ihntJ.st folto•ved me mto tlw cho pnvate firms- of the "entirely new type" recoplea of the Amertctut Mo rcuriJ In their pnckc-!1 - but a lillie In· Johnston are snnouncmg the brrth SAN Jo'RANCISCO UP Weslf'v the lolh~t te11t one day acton by mtd-1962 As such an tnduceml!nt, the dlvldu&Jity, a little bravado nevtr hurt the best new1ma.n or a seven pound seven ounce Parker answered a traffic tlckc' Hf' wu a leacud th•s chu1 A AEC alr.ady has moved to make av.aUAble to At the aame Urn• J have rtlcO!IVNI wort! from H~~orry Rolnick , the daughter, Bubara Jo, born Sat- for speedmg 1-if're Tuesday w I h hair do7.en or thet bPst huult"rs 1 mdu.try Iarre amounts of •~ret data on the etlebrated Texu h11tter- 11e created the encouraging "ftattop" hat urday, January 19 at 12 08 a m a new excuse He ~a•tl he v.a s know had tackled him - f{arry oper1t1on1 01 atomic plants that ha hu tutrlon4Jd a new Une of futuJI!IUe' hata, radically de· GOOD BASYS!TTER, BUT at Holler Jlosp1tal Maternal Selby Rct:Kle Dc~tro, F'ranlr. Bow Althtnl&h Straua11 tay11 the government will f&rled trom the ~ullar ahape ol tml11.y's mRit' bonnetl He plan• DETROIT tJP Although grandparents are Mr and Mn man, Andy Holmbl'rg, F.nc Rund PlOVIOIS CURB SERVICE lis Benson took rare or build the rtactonJ If lndu1try falls to take the bl Mt \lp dlaplays of the new daiHltH In num .!1 shop• around thfl Guy L Roberts ot Nitro W VI. aren Don Bousfield and now Sui lnltlatlv' ht. propo1al hils tar short of oppo. NEWARK, N J UP 1 he htes he "as ~cntenred to 90 eountry lllld I, fol" one, tru~t th11t ll few lflp(lrltrs will buy th•m and and paternal grandfather u W. ton. The combined lE"opartl know l!lltlon demandt ~•r th1m Even If they·,~ lhock!nl( pink Newark F1re Department plo\ :J I •n Jail Thusray for fatllng to .. • f )('dR'e or thla group was an Enry Deomoeratlc lawmaket-3, led by Senator Albert W Johnston of Madison lnd Pattrnal great grandparetlt~ •re f'Urb service Tuesday Loul , Mor port hrs Wife and ~'"' 'Z~~.~.~ clupedlf Orlttanlca Rut thl' clo~ Gore of Tenne118&e, believe the Uhlted Statts rls, a ~arbage truck ~IIVel' rJ • U<>Mnn arrf'sted ,,,.,,e 1 Tllll! IIOWat:Y AND ITS PITIPITL Bl ' "f~'~ occulonally lmmor· Mr. and Mrs H ll Dague, ai!JQ of tst anvbody had come to this rhor AIC't Strau11 must li.unch a 'crash' fn'Ogram of atomic power COVt'ted he had pi!'il:ed lip Sulllc LS a baby Sliter ~auj 1t WB tallied Oft eanvaa Dy til.• late Rerlnald Ma1 ~>~h haa another pictorial Madison, Inrl The John"'tons have wu Sfolby, who rigged up a cam development Strauas' recommendatlcma - ex· lhlatortan• Harrtet L6rfftee, a 28·yur-ohl Brooklyn Judi'•'• dausht•r three other t!hl1dren, Vickie, Nan 8molder.ng refuse nnrt d1ove ; only work h(' (0Uld get and era and tltuthi!Rht to a ba1t and peeled to b1 aubnUtted tO CollpA-wlll mHt head-on With a re. Mitt L, a ilbUd plaao prodll)' Who &ol a mental bloek about mu.eJ,c the firehouse where f1r ~~ •n Jt pa"J JUSt cno1,6 11 to •u:pp<><l end Dnid JOt so lH' magntflcll'nt rolor pho vised version ot the blll Gore sponsored last eummer Thill called tor •hen hlr teaeher waa lrlllltd by an auto juet h~ta llnlahed a 8-by-9doused the embers h1 ,.~eli -· to11 o( 111m In the dl•ad of mght a ttOO million P•'Ogrttm ot federally-constructed nuclear plants Ad• toot palnllftl of U1e ••dy Old atreet ah10 thowlnl' th• Third Avenue mlnlatratJon opposition kll!i& it. Bousfield and I thought we harl Jtl beiltl' ctiiJmantkd , , VItal atattatlca from. Abf ICinhom, !'Ill~ lfraf(!~makn prop m1n we talked of the other- day li'l. !do pel'fonnblm onee But thf> cad hatl scnt a • aneea of the play here and In Europe 4 800 11ean and bena.na.a have big female along as a repla<'E>nH 111 _,. f1LIBUSTmR ArJERMA.TJI-Deapite the faet the liberal Senbean u..ad to provide 1 'chicken' dinner e•ten onata.rll n•ghtly and what seum<'d l1ke tnumph ate bloe Jolt the tl.ghl to revlae the rules to tlmtt tlllbultertnr. Cap!· That'• '710,000 calorlu--or a Jaekl'e Gleuon breakfaat. luf'ned to ashe& 1'he fact that she tol Hill ob.tervers Ate convinced that a moderate civil tiJ'ht.s "pack· Lonl' Ialancl R. R pAtron• heN I'Omplaln flm'lleJiilJIJ' of lfl.e erratle l p.. bill 'frllt be enacted by Congl'flla this RRIIOn Ita h~r wtlt!lht dally In natne pertormancea o( the train&- but behold the poor New Y'ork 1ubway aoat9 ;~nd sheep was aparl The The procram won Houn approval last HMion but died in th• pUMnpr. In •v•n montht last year, 10tl413 llllbway trnlna wer. Benate. Thla year, action on the clv1l r'igh\1 meuure 11 anticipated day \te shot the old girl lht' boss lat. , , My love tor Mtu Dettt:H ah Kerr Ia In the pubJJe ciomatn, and Seftate approval I• expected atter aouthernf'ra wage a token eame lo the edle of the mt•r and but, Uttlrly Ull.blaHd, may I urg., one 11nd all to aee Min K. In TtG fll'ht •l'*ln•t It aw:)re at Ul roundly •"d 8'vmJt4tA~' The 1\lm 1, cornier In •po~ than the play, but her Prealdent l&iftnho ..... er will demand, and get, Whe>lehearted Republl· Don 80t19fleUd hid a SH'k w1fe perrorm•no. Ia puN platinum If you ve blowp lnto town and oeu wpport for the move and northern and weatem Demouats Will •nd went awa~ Mama and Muler ...., tbe mutlcal L'U A burr be lnfotruoc"d tha.t those caaual Llloutel combine wtth GOP ll.'glsla.tora to put the bill throuah SultGn arrived Wo then engagrd Edle Adtmt we..ra COlt $100 a.pleco:n would etNnrthrn feder-al lav.s protectrnr voting rlghtl, make In what Mama calls lf'opnrdltls or • • It ea•ter for minority groups to have direct accfl8e to teder11.1 courts budly I'Ontrolled 1nsaml} The fu sl W~ HI!:RIC WF. GO AGAIN· M1kl' Myc1berg, whose produc. It thel.,_ civil rlflhla m r violated, create a ~· martrnt blparthJan commove was expensive - a rnll h lion of lt111th'g for Oottot last sea11on v.n~ undentood by Almoat no minion to etudy civtl rlght!!l problem• and est!lbllflh a m01 e lnft\oen· cen!lc and a spcd~o~l lt'opard 11 .,.... o:c.,t &ft'4Jcted 80Uhl who rt'Rd ~peat .11\mboh!lm Into It Is 1lolng tlaJ civil rlahtt dlvJIIon ln. th~ Jutllu ~partment Cf'llSe !or John as I had l'XPl'llrlt>tl the ••me play on Broadway 11gntn In a few dny11- with a Nearo ' nnne on thl! hen leopard Th1s raat Why, diMII ~ ll look:od 110 eJUy 11 couplt! o( BeaaonJ RfO when 1 T~XES AND TF.I.EVISION- The Sen11te commerce committee too)t: 1 200 mile tnp to Musoma Mary M.i.rtln ftew" llround the 11tnge on WIN-s In Peter Pa~ Yet haa beKUn a quiet campalp to 1/Ct the lederal exclee tax on .all· and U!led up 200 bucks - for pcr the Metrorotilan Opera tried It tltP. otlu•r d11y with rour ballet "hannel televlaiml. .tet&, mlsslou to shoo! a \Drmml we diUleera playlnc the fthlne metdf!nll In lhu RPu luqold, and one or Members hope th11t action along lhLs tine can be hadn't a prJt) er for Would lift Ole Jtlrla almGit tainted two olher.11 rrathed In mid air and the taken at the nf''<t seae1on of Cong-N~u 'I'hey ar>e We rhanged h111 dmner to other fourth juat mlued whacl<1n( a hUJ;I! l' tR\t(lJ 1>1 AII-Ciw:Jn...t convinced, &('COrding to Senator Frerten"k CJ Payne lrees We JOT up 111 the mutdle (lf Sad newt to me a man "ho on,, rmt~<l• t I'd m!H 1, lng J..oi1 Df<F"fl!of\ (R), MAine, that tlus will spur development ot UHJ.' TV S.r Taa lhe nl~ht and slagl!!rr••l th1oug1J thl! Am1".on 11trlp telll'h r lh(' !f< "'" ,16 mlll1<"ln womt'n In the Unltf'd stations bla<'k bush on tht' of[ chilnu h( rt &tate• who lltand rl r. ct . Ill lllhh r 1h l~ \\ 0Jd '"from Andl"f'W Payne sa}s ll11d lf'nlOvlll of the rll:clsl! tAx v.m otrs~t the manu~ta~ Ill lhQ (Iff' All Wt• go( WIIS <1 Arkin, the ltnniA plR)In,'f fonn<'l • Bs Pl'l!.:'e h0v who n.ow makflil •.uctul'f!t''a (:Mt dJfft'l•nllfll between the J'roductlon of set~ for very swlsh as he f'lm(' out or the ng clothes for the Uny on"' and tAI(f<N thl"m proudly to plush aaloona 1lgh frequency only and the a\1-channet 1cta or llrat nlchta on Broadway Andy who t~IRnd:cJ 6 feet 3. beran ama and that nrcasll~ leopard Chairman Warren Magnueon (OJ, Wuhlngton ot the Sfhate ifPeclallllnr In petite flllhlons •~auu I gol ttred ot Htlnc girls laulih We sot bee stunw: and commerce commuter has juat wr1tten the House subcotumtttee on !setae bitten lf'ltJl, Monroe proportion& wearing Shh ley Tern pte d~qe• juat beexei!Jft taxee strong!} lll'glng that the neee111ury 1tepa be taken to etu- ''"" '"•noened to ftt" 'Rememb11r the rainbow Sut eliminate the tax on aJJ-channel •et1 The House untt Initiate• sucll ton !llld. "It always pmnh to a -.uaauon. ·----- ••ouc~,.•• - I Measure Would Give $71 Million 1 FURf41'l t; 1111 ~ E I, I;; g ;i I ~ ROOMS Of New Pu,.lture roa i BAKER FURNITURI I ne = 0.. 1 I S299.00 nues go to ll)tal go~ernments with an equt~l amount to publ!r srhools Under h1~ b11l tht> remunder would be placed In an emergen cy fund ' to be used m the event o.f a ma1or dlsaslf'r such as a flf ~ or flood DeChant s11d $23t million was colleded from the sales tax thts past }ear and local governments were only rece1vmg about 9 ~ per cent, or $21 mllhon If !'OllectJOf'IS remamded on the ume l<:>vel, he sa1d the 11fcal gov ernm('nts share would be about $92 m111lon - WASHINGTON MARCH OF I d 1 •· - gam about S25 from the tax BrlghiHI C.~ and EVERYDAY MORE LOCAL NEWS IN The Dailv• Sentinel Lakes seamen ellgible for unem ployment compensation bene!tls Tbe1r work 18 now c0081dered seasonal emplo) ment The meas ure wa:, presented by DemocratiC Sens Frank Kmg of Toledo and Charles Carney of Youngstown Two constitUtional amendmenb were offered rn the House One would p1mntt 18 year olds to vote The elt>ehon law change, m the Senate, was mtroduced s1m1lar to one already proposed by Rep John HByden of Clermont CountY, a H•pub!J!'an The other amendment would re quire the ~tovernor to name sue cessors from the same pohtJcal pu!v to fwe state offtce9 when varanc1es oecur The off1ces are state ~udJtoJ treasurer, secretary of state and atlornt>y general The <'hange was proposed by Rep Guy Hiner 'R Stark) H1ner also Introduced a bill wh1ch would force county comm1s s10ncrs to flU vacancies w1th per sons of the same pohUcal party The offices mclude shenff record er engmeer, coron~r aud1tor and treasurer Othf'r b1lls includ1ng the1r spon sors \\OUid Perm1t local govcrnmenb to puy all or part of t•rc Insurance pre 1nrums ror 1he1r employees, Reps Franci s Reno and Martin Galvm (D Meigs County's otdy local newspaper -' annual du~ea Tuesday would make Great I TODAY mdllon Passage of another blli mtro- DeChant's brll was one o( 26 1n In the Legislature Tues day , bnngmg the total for the sesSIOn so far to 149 Sen Robert R Shaw (R..Colum busl wants the lawmakers to make 30 m•l"s an hour the mml mum ~peed hm1t outstde of c1ttes tn Ohto aor Ia Mlddloport II 8AJ[D FURN'ITUaZ tI Lt•C J~) Outl.tN dLht pooling compantes , 1n Ohio Hf'O" l' ranees McGovern (D Summ11l and 1\ndy Devme (0. Lucas) I Prov1de for thc I J(ensmg and 1 control of ~uch b"dgc t serv1ce ('Ompames, Rep Albert H.ogo(f (R Jlilmiltun) Pernnt the Jarhng of persons FOR WINTER Heating COMFORT Temco Heater Headquarters *WE HAVE TEMCO CIRCULATING GAS HEATERS OF ALL SIZES They Will Fit Any Room In The Home $9.95 ta $69.95 RADIANT HEATERS • • .. . '""') .. ' .. "' -·~ · -· -- ~............ _.. ...... 't ,,.. · · · $16.50 to $23.95 TEMCO GAS FLOOR FURNACES IIG MOMINT at the Ina~ bad In Waahlnf(on armory wu tbl8, WileD f'ruldellt ICianhower, ....U• MAmie, Maj. Job.D, &lld daugbter-ln·law Barbara appeared. (lilt~ Bat~lldpA.oto) TEENAGERS KILLED LA PAZ, Boltvia UP Four teenagera were killed and nme others were LnJUred Tttesday when hghtmng struek a freld where n ey were playmg soccer, authont1es reported today New Cold Wa\ie To Send Temps Down To Zero 1 -~-­ Dr ClOVIs G Chappell who found guJlty of assaulting or abu11mg a game protector wh1le m the performance of his duus, Hiller PAYS COST Ear l tl.ft'Grath was fmed $10 (suspended ) and costs (paid) 1n ~!a y or E f' Robmson s court on Tuesday n~ght after a plea of guilty to a charge of faJiiug io ,.hange rt'glstratton of a v~h1cle ~~ 1 hr m•ld, sprmghke weather of scheduled 10 speak to the Pomi the pa~:~t (ew days gave way today Pleasant Preachmg Mission con to a told wa\e expected to send gregauon on Thursday January t('mpcratures to from zero to 10 24 IS known as one of the ten aoo11e by Thursday mot mr.g most dfectlve m1msters In Amcr fhr nJJld weather ('ame to an The d1stlngu1shert soulherner abrupt end Tuesday n1ght !IS much colder alf s[)read over the stall< has served some of the largrr Riun rhangca to snow as the mer· Methodist churches Wllh serv•cr In Mount Vernon Place Method1st cury d1 opped to below freezmg Church m Washmgton D C and one to two mches ol snow fell F1rst Methodist Church In Okla m northern area~:~ of Oh1o Some and Fm~t Mrthodl~t frcc~1ng ram also was reported in h.;>ma C1\..). Church in Charlotte, North <. ar tho~e aJcas Allow eounty hospl\al trustees to Jure lawyers for court actions 111 the collection of delinquent ac· co11nts Rep Herman K Ankeney (R-Gret'nel. GOESSLER JEWELRY Court St. Pomeroy '" Change the dog license regJstra!Jon de.adhne from Jan 20 of each }ear to Jan 1, Rep Kenneth Hobmson CR-Manon) - Noted Minister Scheduled For Mission Service -- - - - - - - - JANUARY 1 olma Early temperatures tulia} Dr Chappell, a w1del~ known showed Toledo "'th 16, Cleveland author, havmg had at least Lhatv 21 Columbus 24 CmcumalJ 28 , rie~ohonal bOOks pubh§hcd many and Marietta 32 o{ lhem rankmg amoun~: the best sellers 1n the country al large [ 111 contrast h1gh temperatures Known aiS(l for hiS abJhly as Tuesday ranged from the mrddle 50's north to the 60 r. south w1th a lecturer and humor'"' Dr Chap 1 pi'!ll has been nammatlrl as one ram over mo~t of the slate o( the sevt"n most reprcscnta!lvc 1hc cold wa~e forecast for to tn Methodism mght was expected to hit the stale as a hl!;h pres.sur( area locatf'd m the platn btales moved easl ward T~mpcralures on 1 hursday mornmg w!'re expected to range from Zt'HI Lu fl\e ahovc north and h\'c lo 10 abo~e south Drew Webster (Conhnu•d from p•ge on•) Colhns, George Holler, Eddre Ash, 'Bobby B.urton, Joseph Struble, Wyll!lf pavjs Jr, and Guy Edd1e Gmnlher Cert1fleatea o( honor have been made to other Ko1 ean mf'mbers of the 1 o:.t and will h( presented m the near future I Frank Cheesebrew announcer! that the Eighth D1str1et 1s lcad1ng m membership for the first lime smcc 1938 It was also annouMl rl that on th~ second m(·etmg m FebruJry, W11l1am J B1own of Gallapohs, D1stnct NatiOnal Sccur The IhghwJv Department report lty OffJl"er, would be the ~uesl ed highways mcludmg the Oh1o speaker Turnpike, were snow covered and slippery north 61 a Jme marked by At the close of the mettmg a GreenvJII ~ . Spnng lJeld, Manon flsh fry was served to the 51 mcm Mt Gilead Canton and Lisbon bers present THE SHOE BOX Middleport FOR SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINING ••• YOU NEED THE Haghwa} ~ ,outh of thts hne were The next meehng will be held wet wllh some slippery spots. on February 4 and all members and olrg1blc veterans are 1nviled TO WORK ONE DAY to attend EEIU.JN UP East German Communists ordered hrgh school scmors today to spf'nd at least one day a 11,eek working 1n fa!' tnncs or on fanns The new mllve (ContnuU from ,... &nt) to the rampalgn tiC> thal po!Jo was to romt>jt ~>Ludent unrNt m1ght be stamped out for good They remmd that there are s!Jil thousands of penons throughout the country who have been slnck en by the disease and who sllll need help provtded b)' the fund" For those persona, off1c1als point out, the Salk vaccme has come to late Hospital bills, braces, and treatments of varwus kinds must st1ll be pa1d for. Donations th1s month to the Polio Fund wrll help them LOST 33 LIS. UIIIIG RUIIIIL Wllh Complelc Antomatic Controls $129.50 to $196.70 SUNBEAM AUTOMATIC BLANKETS • I balcony Jl5elf 1s large Jt wa.'l pomted out by Pnnctpal Clyde Foley, that after game partie& and other actiVIbt>JJ can be held there ltmply by roll mg ba!'.k the bleac:hen Aero~a the spBCiMJI, gleaming (loor 1~ a hu&e atage wh.1ch bas two room• on each Jtde of It which can be used for many pur poses surh as dre,;:smg rooms or even clas1 room• 1f the occasion anHes Under the stage are the dressmg rooms In add1t1on there arc &ev en.l rooms ror ston1e and other uAes undt'r the balcony All 1.n all Wahama fans and ltudents are m for a trut when the bulld1ng Is opened Two crOSil courts on the basket ball noor are each larger than the floor 1n the old gym and Pnnc1pal foley pointed out that eventually 11 u hoped that a diVIdrng wall of canvas can be arranged between the two court& for phys1cal educa twn c asses for boys and guls Mothers March Make Us Your ~ Th(' enou~~:h , provJdmg for a tn on so1t r nr...:o The proposed tax would be one cent for 12 ounce bottles and two cents for larger bottles Petn&h estimated that the state would W ------- !Continued from ~· one ) floor h~lf on the maiO floor and half 1n lhf' ba l(ony Thus school off•ua 1 ~ (Hll nlt>rl out that there JS never any need for patrons at the gamu •o cron the floor to : the other tide or the bulldmg A foyer on th e tMacher s1de of the buJidmg contains public rest rooms ticket offrces, and a re fre&hment itand wb1ch also opens up to the outs1de for use durmg the footbaU season - He ~aid 30 miles an hour 1s slow cnouJ;h" for any veh•de and the proposed law might help to prevent hrghway acctdents Cur rently, therof'! 15 no defmne mml mum speed limit ror the state A state senator from Cleveland Ju!Jus Petrash &uboutted a bill troduc~d I N NewWahama : COLUMBUS 0 (UPJ - A L1ll to g1ve local governments an estimated $71 nulhon more a year m state sales tax monej was mtroduced m the OhiO House of Representatives Tuesday The measure was spousored by Dcmocrauc Rep Edward W. DeChant of Lorain County DeChant proposed that 40 per cent of state sales tax reve unu ~1lAUII .;1\:i MUMfNT AT WA!IHINuiUN ARMORY More For Schools, Municipalitirs TOKYO UP l ommufllbl North V1et Nanr ha~ redUI ed lis armed forces by 80 000 men H.1 d1o ?e1.pmg reported torlay lt dul not say how rna 1y remam u 1Cur WHTN-TV Channel13 my new york I ! v'l WCHS-TV Around and About I ·ew Al Z\1'5M 7 00 Tmla_~o A 00 Cofft- to Time 10 OQ Jlom • Il l ()() II lU Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MI~dleporl, 0 , Jan 23 , 1957-3 BARGAIN MONEY Und•rwrlten Lab. Approved. You nn di•l th• comfort you want. I Single Conlrol , , . $34.95 ELECTRIC HEATERS Bathroom With Fans Gas Healer $9.95 to $24.95 Whlte Enamel $369 Spulal T"l• Week EMERSON ELECTRIC HEATER Reg. $19.95 With Fan $14.95 For Wln .. r Outdoor Com· fort INSULAT· More and mor• peopll pay ED lOOTS _ Ptck•n$ Way Every Day. $13.95 Double Controls ... $4U5 NOW GET A "Double-Purpose LOAN I. CASH To Buy Real Bargo ins. 2. CASH To Poy All Bills Easy Terms ft fal!ts 011e to \now ont . ftlaf' wi'IJ J fOOd ftO!t!!$ thoO~~~ 'Tfle "O!fen Oinin1 Gr UJI by Mentel 9tc~use ol thl bUuty of 1ts wood-.l'~c:bl~ ir.am&d walnut I• a W¥111 fimsh 01 • tUr~ drtmahc Pers•an tone . beUJuu of !he sophrsl cA<hon tillS stJiml wtth rh sculplured eurvJnlgrau . becaUSI of lite con,enrt~ce off.,.-td lrl lis. many &awe~ed bull~! 1ts m1ny :s.h!lved ch1na cabinet-The Hosles$ G1oup ,els IMt' JnOOd that everr drMner party sf!OVId ha¥e' Have •t ut ~our home before JOU nut «<IIOJmee "01Mf'r Is wrvld". Now is the tunc to snap up real bar· gains an~ pay off old bills Star! fre'h Sp:, Save up to 35% on cash bargams. Earn dl.$counts on past-due bills One loan docs Jt Sec us first Money talks' Repay ea.IIy THE MA~ON CITY LOAN & SAVIN!.S co. 124 E. Mam Ernest Cou~rt, Mgr. l'hone 197 - FURNITURE Mason, W. Yo. �2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 23, 1957 'the Daily Sentinel Day Book Daily Sentinel 1957 BAIT STEALING -CHAMPION· DEVoTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA IICHARb S. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE- EDITOR SERVICES THURSOAY Fum•ral se rvices for Clyd ~ Frr-nc h. Ja~k~on, will be held on Thursday at two o'Clock at the Church of Chrb;t 111 Jal"kson and hut tal will bt in the Jackson Ct'lll<'ler.v Natloul advertia'inr representative, Bottinell1-KlrnbtJI. me .. M3 14'Zinatoa Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y. ED.teied. u second class mailin.e: matter at the post oifice at Pomeroy. Ohio. Subeetiptlon rntes : Delivery by carrier where available 30 HO'!_pfor weet; one year In advance at The DaHy Sentinel offke "bell!! rt31llble · OM montb. $1. By mail one year SB; sb: montb!l: $HI.60; alz .months. t1.fft): three months, $3.90. By motor route $4.2S: lbree months. $2.M: one month, $1. ~bllsbed every afternoon except Sunda.y by The OhJo Valle, 8enhi!!JJ. In~1 , at 110 Mecbantc St.. PomeF.~y, 0. BWiiness ollie. Phone .JW, ewtorial office nhone 399'. Water Service Survey To Be Mode Residents of Lincoln Heights will no doubt be glad to see Mr. B D Tackett, an engineer employed With the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. when he comes trudging up the hi 11 sometime soon (they hopt•), In a communication to Pomeroy counril recently T~ckPU promised to make a house-to-house survey "in the near future'' relative to complaints of residents in that area that water service now being rendered was very poor and that there was in~ sufficient pressures maintained. It was the understanding of water ronsumers over two years ago when a sizeable rate increase was gra nted in water rates that service would be improved to Lintoln Heights as well as to large seetlons of Middleport, including the Gravel Hill area. As a matter of record, the official notice of approval by the PUCO of the rate increase included these proposed irhprQvements as part of the basis upon v.tlich the permit was tr"anted No visible·ehange has oceurreJ in water service either ..on ,.~ ... ~ . . ... 1 Lincoln Heights or in Middleport We are personally acquainted with two l1ome owners on Lin- coln Heights who have replaced all their plumbing with copper tubing including installation of a l-inch line to the tap in the main which is laid in the middle of the street in that subdivision . This was done at the urgu1g of the utility's representitives. Most of the day wuter ~till t1·ickles out of taps. It is impo~sible to use efficiently any n1odern water using appliance on Lincoln Hill that uses a "time fill" such as an automa. tic elothes washer. This observer on an oerasion thref' years a~o removed a water meter from a supply line in1o a Liueoln Heights basement. then opened a shutoff valve. Timin~ the flow showed aporoximatt>ly llh gallons per minute rushin~ out of the Une! There is not a water pump manufacturing l."oncern in busine.U in the U S. today that markets a pump for rural wells producing as liltle water as thatr With Rober1 Ruark We are certain the water subserihers have been patient in pdt or gold - blrit," nnddln~ at asking for better serviee Patien<"e is a· remarkable and virtuBy ROBERT C. RUARK t!Je- J"U~. ous trait. However., Mr. Tackett is going to find that it has IKOMA T:mganyika - The rain. Wei hMll lllri~tH~ biJiellow stakgrown thin in mueh of Pom~ro.v And in Middleport, too, if he bow rur\l~d long and lovely in the ·ed out and ~ldn't lJotltt!r him . All gets down that way . dusk ,one of its bnlliant horn_! we dill was sit add j., about ways Around Wednesday Ma1ron. A fowl · k.a Game took a I ~r;•d N WASHINGTON EVENTS ::=e::;:::::; MARCH Of I ! '1 I TOKYO ..-. UP·- Communill ••b•· arioL Oonrr-• I lOOMS Of New Pu,..lture roa ' 11:20 Press Box ll :;M Tonight . . 12:30 Sitn Off WCHS·TV 8 :00 A:OO 10:00 10:30 !1:30 12 :00 12!15 12:30 12:45 I :fJO 1.30 I • 5:00 6:30 6:45 6:56 7 :00 7 :15 [ 7:30 8:00 8.30 9 :30 ll:t;'{J 11:0$' 11:10 . • • • • I I DeChant's bill was one of 26 jntroductd ·tn the Legislatur.e Tues.. d.ay, bring.l.ng the total for theseslion so far to 119. , Sen. Robert R. Shaw (R..ColumbUI) wants the lawmaker• to make 30 an hour tbe mum speed limit outside of clUes PUINITURI 0. Tlle l_...tell C.~ ..... ._ Ia IUddJQIDI'l Captain Kangaroo Morninl!" Show Garry Moore Arthur '1odfrer Strike It Rlch Valiant Lady LoYe of Life Se&rch For Tomorro-.. Guiding Light Katie's Kltehen As the WGrld Tr.arDJ mil~>s ••loft ~':W· and EVERYDAY MORE LOCAL NEWS Edg~ IN The Dailv' Sentinel • . ,., Melp Count11'• onlfl loeal. Nl!Cl•pillper . ~ . WHTN-TV Channel13 ' I WHTN·TV 11 :44 Sign Un CHANN•L P~asage of .another bi.ll intro. duced Tuesday would mate Great Lakts seamen eU&ible for u11;em· ployinent compensation benefits. Their work is now cmtlidered seasonal emplo§ment. The ure wa~ presented by· Demoerahc SeM. Kins of Toledo and Charles Carney of Younptown. Two constitutional amf!ndments were offered in the House. One would Permit 18-year-olds to vote. The election Jaw change, in tle Senate, wu introduced similar to one already propolled by Rep. John H•yden of Clermont coUnty, a R~publican. The other amendment would requtre the governor to name sue· cesl!ors from the same political party to five state offices wben vacanc:les occur. The offices are state auditor, treasurer, secretary of s'tafe and attorney general. The change was proposed bY Rep, Guy Hiner .,R-stark). . Hiner also introduced a btll which would force county commissioners to fill ,·aeancies with per· sons of the same political party. Tbe offices inelurle shelitr, record· er, engmeer, coroner, auditor IJld treas"rer. Other bills, including their spon· sors, would: Permit local governments to pay ~11 or part of life insurance pre· miuma for their flmploy~s, Re~s. Francis Reno and Martin Galvm <D·Lucas). . Outl.tw debt pooling compames in OlliO, Rf'lps. France:s ..M~vern (D-Summit) and Andy Dev~ne (I)Lucas). Provide for the licensing and I control of such bodget service companies, Rep. Albert Rogoff (R· Hamilton). Permit the jailing of persons l :45 3:00 4:30 5:00 6:0r 6:30 1!:45 7:15 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 J 1:15 12:15 Noon News Neighbors ·L ibcrace Feminine Touclt Movie Matinee Afternoon ~ilm F<lrtiyl) Super Serial Tim.:Mickey Mouse Clu"b ~uffaio Bill Jr. Cartoon Club Five Star Final Job,. Dalv &: the Newr Shertfl of Col'hlse Cirrus Wire ~rvice Air Foree Time '57 Fl:"an!de Laine News of the NiJht Theatr~ 13 Slgq Off TEENAGE.$ KILLED LA PAZ, Bolivia UP - Four· teenaseu were tilled ind nint!. others were injured T•esday when lightning strnct a field where t! ey were playing soccer, authorities reported today. New Cold Wa\ e To Send Temps Down To Zero 1 Noted Minister Scheduled For Mission Service Dr. Clovis G. Chapptll, who is The mild, &pringlike weather of scheduled to 1peak to the Point the past few daya gave way todey Pleaaant Prt•aching Mi.aslon con· to a told wave expected to send are.ation on "'nund.ay, January temperatures to from zero to 10 24, is known Q one of the ten Allow county hoepital trustees to above by Thursday morning. moat e!fective ministers in Amerhire lawyers for court actions in ica. The mild weather came to an the collection of delinquent acThe d.istiuguisbed southerner abrupt end Tuesday night as mucb counts, Rep. Herman K. Ankeney colder air spread over the state. has served t9me of the larger (B.-Greene). Rain changed to snow as the mer· Methodist churcheJ with suv1ce Cllange the doe license regis- cury dropped to beloW freezing i.n Mount .Vernon Place Methodist tration deadline from Jan. 20 of and one to two lncbes of snow fell Cburcb in Waehi~Jton, D. C., each year to Jan. 1, Rep. Kenneth in northern .areas of Ohio. Some First : Methodist Church in OklaRobinson (It-Marion). freezing rain abo was reported tn hQ"ma .Cicy, :and First Methodist Church Ui ·Charlotte, North Car those areas. olin a. Early l('mperatures today Dr. Chappell, a widely known showed Toledo with 16, Cleveland author having bad at least th1rty 21. Columbus 24, Cimlnnati 28, devoti~nal books published, many (Continued from page ene) and Marietta 32. or them ranking amou.ng the best Collin!, George Holter, Eddie .As.h, sellers in the country .at large. 13obby ,D.urton, lo~b, Strub!Ej, . In contrast, hiih temperatures KDown alJO tor biB ability n WYlJ~ ~pbjt:·: 1l'r., and Guy Eddie ~e&day ranged from the middl«! a ·Jec=ttb"tr and ·humorist, Dr. ChapGuinth~r- Ce'r tificates of honor 50's r~orth to the 60's S!JUtb witb pell baS" .been nominated a1 ~ne · have been made to other Korean rain over moat of the state, of the seven most representative members of. the Post and will be The cold wave forecast for .to- in Methodism. presented in the neu- future. night was expected to hit the state Frauk Cheesebrew announced as a high pressure area located that the Eighth District is leadinll in the plain ~.:tales moved eastin membership for the first time ward. Temperatures on Thursday since 1938. It was also announced morning were expected to range that on thi! second meeting in from zero lo fiVe above north February, William J. Brown of and five to 10 above south. Gallipolis, District National Secur- The HighwJy Department reportity O!fi('er, would be the guest ed highways, including the Ohio speaker. Turnpike, were snow rovered and At lhe· close or tbe meeting a sJJ_ppery north l:lf a Jlne marked bY fish Cry was served to the 51 mem- Greenvill e, Springfield, Marion .Mt. Gilead , Can ton and Lisbon. ben present. Highwa~·s south of this line were The nl'!l:t meeling will be held wet wilh some slippery spots. on February tl and all members. found guilty of assaulting or abualng a game protector wbile in the performanee of bia duUs, Hiner. PAYS COST Earl McGrath war fine~ $~0 (IIUSpended) and to.alll (paid) an Mayor f. F. Robinson'• court on 'I'llesday night after a plea or Kuilty to a charce t~f lailif!g to change registration of a vehiCle. ::a .. AIOIADCitf Ill ....... " -"•ltl.i .,.............. .,... He'll be .. lwppp ....... dut . .teL. JoaN ... ... too ti bow iii .. , •..w.,. ri.., --~-~ lw"-<1 .... " " ' - • I&Jialif.-.. · ...... ., .... ,. 0.... ... , . . . ..... _..,.._,...., ~----1--M.t., GOESSLER JEWElRY Court St. . Pomeroy Artmrd- JANUARY - ------ - Drew Webster . THE SHOE BOX ' Middleport SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINING ••• YOU NEE~ THE I 1:45 Cartoon Club 12:10 · 12:15 12.30 1 :00 The balcony it.MU iJ larae enough, it wu pointed out by Principal Clyde Foley. that after game partie• and other attlvltle• un be held there ebnply by roUmg bact the bleaehera. Aerou tbe spadoua, a:leaming f]oor It a hvte ltaf:e which bat two room• on eKb eide of 1t which can bt: ueed for many pur· poser 1uch u dreaaina: roo:tna or even el&u rooms if tbe occa~tion arise•. . Under the ataee tbe dre.11me room.s. In addition there are aeveraJ room• for doreee and other use1 under the baleaay_ All in all. Wahama fan1 and st.u.ftnts are in for a trf':J( when the building is opened. Two ctOH C()Urtl OD the baJketDail floor ue eaeb. larger than the floor 1n the old gym and Principal Foley pointed out that eventually it i! hoped that a dividing wall of canvas can be arrenged between the two cOurts for physic.al eduealion c~asses for bofJ, and girls. •re ' mea~ Fr~nk 11 TODAY ' "ScanntNt~ I ;;;;;;:;;;;:;~~::i~~~~::;:::;~~in~O~b~io~.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; CHANNIL I of Ni"ht 1ne ZariV Show Your E&sv ReP11"tt! Spot·ts Parade We:!therman Art Linkle•ter & thC! Douglas Elwarda Sgt. Preston of the Bob CummingS Sho\lf Climax Playhouse 90 Up _tq,]Ae M4nut41 lftN,s ·We1ther 1'he tate Show 1 IIAUR 111BNJTUU . 2:00 Our Miss Brooks 2:30 Huuscpr.rty 3:00 "i'he 8.-g .PayoU 3:30 Bob C1·osbv Show 4 :00 Brighter Day 4. 15 Sec1 :"t Storm 4·30 I $299.00 BAKER '· FOR WINTER Heating and eligible veterans arc invited to attend. COMFORT Mothers March Make Us Your tc....,..., front ,... ontl Temco Heater Headquarters to the campaign so that polio might be stamped out for eood. *WE HAVE TElliCO CIRCULATING GAS HEATERS OF ALL SIZES They Will Fit Any Room In The Home - $9.95 to $69.95 RADIANT HEATERS · ·· · · ·· · $16.50 lo $23.95 TEMCO GAS FLOOR FURNACES They remind that there are still thousands of peraons throughout the country wbo bave been'·atricken by the diseaae and who still need help pro'!"ided by the funds. · For thoae peraons, officials point out, the Salt vaccine has eome to late. H01pltal biUa, brace!, and treatments of variout .kinds must still be paid for. Donations this month t.o the Polio FUnd will help them. RINNIL With Complete Automatic Control• $129.50 to $196.70 SUNBEAM AUTOMATIC BLANKETS . BARGAIN MO.NEY I Unc:lerwrlttn Leb. Apprnal" You c•n •ll•l the comfort you wan , th• ELECTR'C REATERS With Flllls I $ 9.95 to $24.95 I .....1101. Under b11 btll ,_ the ~mamder the propDHd law miiht belp to would be placed an an emergen· revent highway aceidenta. Curcy fund'' to be used in the eY~nt ~enUy tbere it no definite mini· of a major disaster s~h II a f1re mum ~peed limit for the state. or flood. A state senator from Cleveland, DeChant said $231 million was Juliu~t Petrash aubmltted a bill eoJtected from the sales tax thlt roYiding for ~ tax on 10ft drlnkl. past year .and local governments P The propOICd ~ax would be one were only receivi!lg about 9.~ per cent for 12•0unce botliu and two cent, or $21 m.ilhon.. centa for Jara:er bottle~. Petrash H ct~llectlona remamded on the estimated ttlat the 1tate would same level, he said, the h~al eov sain about $2!1 million annual ernment 1• s~re would be about from the tax. ' $92 million. 8:4:1 Si~arts E)'e NewWahama: (Continu•d from ~Net ene) floor. h.alf on the maio floor .and half 1n the b~lrony . Thw, Khool oflj.ci~ pointed out th1t there il never any need fm- patron• at the game. •o crou the .noor to the other 1ide of the budding. . A foyer on the bleH'her aide OJ the building contain~ public rut rooma, tif:ket olficee, and • refreJhment Jtand which also open• up to tb.e oull.ide for uae duriat J.he football lUton. was introduced in the Ohio House of Represi.lntatives Tuesday. The measure was ::;ponsored by Democratic Rep. Edward W. DeChanLof Lorain County. DeChant proposed tha:t 40 per cent of state :-.ales tax revenues go to JI)Cal JUvern~enta with He aaicl 30 miles 10 hour 11'1 an equal an:'oun_l to public St~ooill. "slow enou&h" for any yehk!le end • • .cr.,..,.,.,.,, "'"""O" More For Schools, Municipalitits Matinee Theatna Queen For A Day Mode'"n Romancet Comedy Time , :My Liltle Margie Flatt and Scrugga Show 6.30 Nt.!ws Picture 6:55 Weatherca.:>t 7.00 Crunr-h and Dft '1·30 Dinah Shore Show 7:43 NBC News 8:00 YoU Bet Your Life 8:30 Drltgnet l 0:00 Peooh: '~ Choice 9:30 ~J;p· l"otd . Sho11J 10:00 Lux VIdeo TII~oli'e l J :00 News Jfeadlillei 11:15 Weatherc-.u DIU MOMII:NJ AT WA5HINUION ARMORY North Viet Nanr ha1 reduced i s armed force• by 80.000 mon. RJ· COLUMBUS, 0 . (UP)_ A bill to give local governments an dio Peipina: reported torlay. H did 11Qt Jay bow msny remain u .a ~er estimated $71 million more a year in state sales tax money til•· • IMeasure Would Give $71 Million REDUCES MIN Tennessee Ernie J'or(l - - - - ---- - - - · - - - ' - - - 11M~""~tMrng"the ~;teltfifi.r ' 1 2:30 I ... ' 3·00 "1 :00 4:45 5:00 5 30 6 00 • 1 ' 2 ~00 Pats~Jn's Stt.dy ' WCHI-Tv CHANNEL I 8:00 C"JJtaln Kaotaroo 8:00 Morntnf Sbow C OF C MEETING The Chumber of Commer~nce is 12:00 Valiant Lady hning an orjanizationol meeting t2:15 Love or Life Friday at 7 .30 at the Vil~e Hall 12:30 and ll.ll int('rf'~ted p~noris are 12:U Search f~H Tomorrow Guid:i!le Lia:ht utgt>d to atlend. 1:00 Katie'.s Kitchen uo AJ The World Turn11 2:00 Our 1dia!l Brooks AT GA,.DEIII MEETING Atlending the county presidents 2:30 lf3useparty ot Garden clubs meeting held ~~ 3:00 .1 he BiJ E:•yuff the Heath Methodist Church, Mid· 3:30 Bob Croaby Show l;OO Brighter Day dleport, Tuesday afternoon, f1"(lm f:l5 secret Stonn Pomeroy were Mrs. Jed Webster 4:30 Fdfe of Nigbt Sr. and Mi~s Ethel Garland of the ~:00 Th,. Early Show Twilight club; Mrs . John Terrell and Mr~:~ . C. L. Heaton or the 6:30 Your Esso Reporter Winding Trr-11 dub; and Mrs. 8:4:5 Sports Parade Charles Goevlcin and Miss Lydht 8:M Weath~rmau Ebersbach of the Pomeroy club. 7:00 Jill Core,- Show 7:15 Jlougla'i F.dwards 7 :30 Giant Step TO SERVE LUNCH 8:00 Arthur Godfre_y 1c Frit:Dd! Group One ofthe Wor-1en's Sor · 9.00 Tbe Millionaire iety of Chnstian Serv1ce of th(l 9:30 J've Got A Secret United Meth~?dist Church .will 10.00 20th century Fox Hour serve lunch f'l the church, Friday, ..U;DQ . \J..P.tQ_the m-inute ntw1 fr_om 11 .IIJh. to 2 Pill Soup. sand"waches, p1e and coffee wtll bt' 11:10 'j'be Late Show ln • WCHS-tv Channe~' 8 stabbinl;l down al lhc thorn acat:la •na means u~tn Mutia threatened which hP1d the ripPnPd carcass dt to waJk baek to Naii'btil, a journey MASON CLINIC ' BI!'A.RS HAVE TRIPLETS a pig. Yoll did not have to see the lif 430 mUe"ll. G~S Admitted Mr~. Sarilh Jlou .~h .IF:~USALEM. bruel UP - pig to knnw he was hanging In th~ And trom the bla~:!K·rreen bush PALESTINE, Dl. UP.:...Wben Mr. Hartrorrl, January 1:1 . Ch!lrl('~ llht hiJI('. ;~nd Du.ba~. said to?~ th~ tree. Th(• wtnd was blowing eame the same IOllnd. "Haw-haw- and Mrs. Lawrence Walls became (;rt•gl)n GibPs Mbson . .January 18. "_nl_~ hH•t tllnc SyriAn bears In cap Rtraight at ynu Haw-Haw-haw-haw-haw." ill, '!- doctor's diasnosis recomMan Ann ItO.!!! llopklnsvt!lt•. Ky -~ ~~:· ll v Wl'n· tht> proud parent~ of L1ttlc Jo/111 Sulton pointed at mended chcclr!ni the iiS piping .J:uu~ary 18; Alief' Rlctncr, Muson, tnpkt ~. loda.v: Dubah gav<! btrth the rainbow with his chin. He r thoughl of CI_.P'n Ahah and in their home. Two large leaks J:muary J9; Mn. l''lorfnct· Wur-th. lo lhP ftrs l cau Monrtny, The other winked. but ~poke not. One dGe:; Moby Dick .and fll"ured Yelville were found . Hartford . Janunry W: :'lin (;ntCI' I two urr1v1•d 'ru!'sdoy . not Sp!'ak in leopan1 hunting, or rriust have hunted l~opirds before ) .' lulron CUlton , January 21. mo"c onuch. or scratch, or caugh. lie· wrote about whatea. SURPRISE PAIIiTY Bi rths:~ doughl.l't" Synthw 1\nn. OnP slla . Anti ~;lt!l. And some eon, (Cdj;yrlgbt, 19S7, by Unit~d In Mr. anrt Mr s. Willium Ho1t ~ lt or HOLDS FIRST MEET A surprise blrthday party was ~ nme hour, lh(' miracle that is a Feature Syndicate, In:t.) held SaturdAy night for Georgtl Hartford 011 January 16; u t1au11h · WASHINGTON UP -President leopard coming to a tree blooms Johnsun celebrating his 21th ll'r, Heda }<'iJy, In Mr and Mrs l~tsenlwwcr will hold the first in all its SJllcndor .1n all my file birthday. at the home of .a sister llavld Warth, ilolll"tfonl , .Jflnuarv IU'W~ Cjltlff'l"l'!lCC of bb StlCOI\.d 1 ha~·e never ::;een anything com- ~ HIART OF THE MA TTIR JQ· a eon. Trenli~ Ray"."'(o \1( inll lf'rm ln(by ,. parabloP. to a l_eop~rd, long awalt~d 1, W.EL~INGTO.N, • -Net.'\ Zealand \trs . Jr(>ne Kelly. 'fho&e present . ,. M~s Prl! Hamiltun Rnss. Hopkurs· Tit(• Pn•sirlr:ont last 'met With Clnally sprln.<~mg urto a tree. · w~re ~r . ,.a:liJI )'4-s. liar"iy Jobrwm, Nothlng came and night fell , 4 UP - A veterinary . ICI4l_nce Je_c- Mr. and M'r-V,'"Ne!Sb'tf RouBh and vi i! ~. Ky , on Januury 19. IH"II~tnt>n on Nuv. 14. 1 erasing thl' rainbow. John nudged turcr at Sydney _Umverslty satd children dt Ne~ Haven, Mr. and me. A blob of black had riHed in Tuesday he h~s ditsCO\'ercd a te_st Mrs. r. lcnn Glaz~ and children of Soup lo talce out will be gray spate alon gll ir!e the pig. to ttetermine If a ho ·sc can w1n Pom1•roy. Ohio. Mrs. Carol NaJohn, 11 professwnnl hunt1•r, whis- P r!t!"e. J. D. Steel lultl a sclm~c~ pol~ki and l"hildren of Toledo, GRANGE TO MEET PNCd now . <"ongrl'ss he had" foun d .a way to Oh10. ~~r and Mrs. 'Freeman Rock Springs Grange will meet "There he is. tlw so-a nd-so." he h•IJ If a horse _could wm a rae'" Johnson of Clifton, Mrs. Paul said "And no way to ~ce h 1m to by studying It:; elfcro-cardlo- CHuldwell. Chester, W. Va. Pal Thursday evening al 8 p. m. in the Grange Hall. A potluck supper shoot hlm . W"'IJ sta..:gcr home ' grnm. Johnwn and Pat Ball, Mr. and will be held · at 7 p. m. to precede lhrouSJ:hl the snakf'.q now and try - - - Mrs. G!~ org(' Johnson and rhild~n . the meeting. him 011 thl• morning approach EW \'OKK --Tillngll t~ne New Yorker thinks about: He w•ll ll'a "e just hf'ror1· dawn , RACINI BOOSTERS MiET and <'Ursc st u~ !"rom thl' hu~h ·· It anyone has been wonderlnr what's wtong The Racine Band Boosters wlll •·r d~n·t think he "s a l!'oprtrd at With th,. American new11paperman, I otr..- a meet Thursday January 24 At 7:30 faint chtP: he domm't wear ohl, beat-up hats any all," J said we tlptOL•d away p. m. In the Rarine Hlgh School more. The nat people have just Informed me to from the thorny ambush . "'I think ~= building. £vP-ryone is urged to athe's a ghosl. " thl.l elrect, and It depre!IBilfl me. I am li hatle-ss lend lo h&Jp plan for the b.a~d IOU!, my•elt, but lhtrc always was lftOmethtng "Some day he'll make a misAtomic Pollc)' -Struggle Modoralo Civil l'vhls banquet. ~U.IIu,·lng about eyeing my colle&fUI(Ifl and nottake," John said . "LI~ten lo the homo on Coptlol Hill Measure lo bt I1U1cted? Ing the dllr~'putable. deftant condtt~R or their blightl!r lauch at U5." fi'rom the 1·hapeaux. a1 I~ they were chal1engtn.g respectaPLAN RIVIVAL bush close aboard ~am~ s steady Bpcclal ~o CI!!KfrtiJ Prel! A.!lsoclatioll bility. Reapeetab!llty hu ruined many ,tood aenices will start at Revival sawJn" grunt with a S!u·ra!lie lilt fFT..t.8HINOTON- BattJtliJNa are ehaplng up for a renewal ot the photo-llnatch•rs. Portland Methydist Church on on the end of it. W heated Capttol Hlll debate over how th1 ao:vernmmt can January 27 and ~ontlnue through Accordlnl to lhl.l report, however, t~rlfre This was quite a leoparrl ,known !lpetd tht arrival of C'"he&p eltctl'ietty from atomle genflratonr. Morylloo. . curr•ntly wear ~nctremely proper hats, Their h~t• February fli. Freeland Norris if proftiR·!iOnal!y as the "camp leoCh&Jrma:n Lewis Strttuu of Ule Atomic EneriJ commlulon hu are ev~n more Juxfa.tlll thun doCtor.e', which ah!' 1 the evanaelist and Arlie Marb, pard " He re•pon.d ed to no lurrs BIM owt~uo 1et forth the adrnlnislratlon'e re.ponae to Den'l.ocrattc char«ea that taking on 11. more dnHhlng air. I don't kr.ow the pastor. Everyone Is wtlcome He fed , and mightily, onl.r at the sovernment baa anowed th• United Statea to fall behind other "'' Jr«!Jkln. whether thl.11 II! cnuse or errect, but I do khow to Rtltnd. niaht. IJe poked his hl'ad into nation~ 1:n developing the peace-time atom. that many rt~porten write ntnm•IY proper and ttnta. He stole brazenly from lhe The .AJDC chief's plan callt for greater teder~tl htnmaely dull at.:lrie. at tht moment. I don"t ••k that they 1'0 BIRTH ANNOUNCIMINT e1mp and tm-rlfiod the boys. He aBIIillatlea to encouraJl! the conatructioil-by around wtth t'belr Pnt.ll cardtl In their hat11, ll1111ke on their hlp11 and Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert (Bob) almOst folio~~ me into the cho, pri,·af.t! :flrme--ot ~ve "entirely new type'' re- JobnatO:n are announclne the birth eoptq ot U.e A.mmcfJM M~rcur-JI In their pocketa--but a little lntil.• totl&t tent. one: day. lllvtdu!lllt,y, a ltttl• br11vado, never hurt lhe be!lt n&WIMift. actora ~ mld-11'82. A• euch an lnduurnent, the ot a seven pound seven ounce He w.as Jl lf.j'end, thi' chul. A At \ht ume Ume, J have received word from Harry Rolnick, the AEC alrtady hu moved to make avaUable to daqahter, Bub&ra Jo, born Sathalf dozen of tha best hunters I ..)l;brated Texu hatter-- he created the encouraging "ti&Uop" hatlndu.~try larp amount• ot tecret data Oil the urday, January 19, at 12:08 a. m. a:now had tatkled hlm ffarry operattmll at atomlc planta:. that ht ha. tuhlontd a ntw line of •·tuturl•tlc" hata 1 ra.dteally deal Holzer itoapltal. Maternal Frank BowSelby, Reggie Destro, "rted from th• )Meullar ah111pe ot todRy'a male bOftneta. H• plan~ Alth~ Btraua aay• the J'OYtmment wW man, Andy Holmberg, Eric flund,nndp1rents '"' M'. lnd Mft ...M()VIDIIS Cllltl S~RVICE to Mt up dl1playa of lh• nflw dalala• In men'• •hopl aroun.d the build I'!Hteton If lndu•try tall• to take the Jte'n, DOn Souefleld, and now SulCuy L. Roborts of Jlillfo, W. Vi: NlllWARK, N. J . UP - The country Ud I, for otle, trust lh111t a tew re})(lrtera will buy them and 1nltii.U~· hta pi"'ppOal hU. tar lhott ot oppo. ton. The eombined leopard know.,.., them. J:vea It they'r. •hocking pink. tt"tloQ dlmuula. and paternal Jrandtather 1i: ··- l'IQWartr .PJ~ Depll"bhent ]'Jro,·1 :f.:d lt!dle or thts eroup was an EncyW. JohnSton til Madbon. Ind. ~:!trr& !M!'rilce TU-elday, Louh ~!or· • • • • DemoetaUc tawmakfrw, led by Ser!.ator Albert elopedl• 8-r'IU.nita. But lhe elolPa(ernal great trVKIP,rentt ~ · rij, i .t:at""bQe truct rlrlver. d.:; THE 801hlft1' A.NO 1ft PniFtJI. BUMilt. occaatonatly lmmorGore 61, ~ueee, believe the UIUted State• e~t an:rbod)' had edme to this chap Mr. end Mrs. R lt. Dague, alio of .eovtrelf hf had pielred up sumc e.,tta.d on canv., by till llltlli Reginald Marllh, hu anotber ptctortal AIC's Strau.. mu11t ltUIIelil a "crash" ~rorram ot atomic power lfadillon, Ind. The John!ltons have l'ffuse and drove •"J wu St1by "lfho r11ged up a earn· llthatortan: Hatt1tt. Lorenet.._ w 28-ye..... old Brooklyn JU<Ic"e'• daUJbter. develo~t. 8tralUia' rtcommendt.tiOna - ex• era and fta6hl1Jht lo • bait and three other ebildhh, VIckie, Nmi where fir .. tr..~n 111., L., a ~d ptafto proalay who 1ot a mental block about muak: pected to bt autmUtft\l ti~wlll meet ht&d-on with a te• Wh.tft IMr teU!Itr wu kiUed by en auto, juet hae ftnt.hetl • d~by-9cot ao.11e marnlliclent color phorod Dnid. the embets. vtaed veralon ot th1 bill Gore lpODtored IYt .mmmer. Thitl ftllled for toot P.:hltblf ot the -..dy old ltreet, a110 ahowlnr Utt: Third Avenue to• ot him in the dead o.r night. a 1400 mUIIon. program ot tedeN.IIJ-coutructed nu<:lear piUI_ta. A<lIll ~1'\j( diim&RU~. , • . VItal atl\tlllti~ from Ab4. llinhorn, f'At~ mlnlatratloa op;o.itkih. kUilf lt. BoU9Jitld tnd I thought we had .ll•tc•Mder prop mu we Ulftcel ot ~. othM> day: da i6o Pifformhfih Ol'!lte. But the cad had sent a • ue.1 ot the play hul(l and In l!:urope, 4,800 peara end banana. have blf female alnrtt as a replacemf'nt .. .riU.VIr.l'mt AP1'emt_I.&TII-Deaplte· the fact the llbtral S,.:n• been UMd to provide a "chtcktn" dl'f\m!r eitefl · onataat ftlgllUy. and what ~med like triumph att bl90 lolt the ftght to rtviH the rulea to limit JlU~tttbtf, Cql• That'• 7-.ooo oaloriu---or • Ja.c•r. Oleuon &retlctitt. lu'tned to T~ fat't that she to1 HIU o-..•ra ah caD\'Ule.cJ that a moderate ciVil rtahta "pack· 1myr z.l.- R. ft. patroha h'el'lf ('~rnplaln ent!llialjo ot til.- tl"tiUC ltl her \lfeiatiH delly Jn native a,.,. &tn Whl t.a taaetett i.7 tht• . . .iOn. pertormllftC• or lhe tra3ns-but tt&hold the poor New Y'orlt l\lbway lOtts and 1heep Wll apatt. The The ,-opam wm Hou• approval Jut but dted 1ft pua.qer. In 11ven m.ontba lut yt•r. 105,03 .IUbw&y !ralrll were daY We shot lllte ol~ 1irl the bon a-.a.. Tllli Je&r, action 011 the civil rllhta meaauN ill antttlp&ted late•• , • My Jov• for Mt• Deborab Kerr 11 in the pUbMc fimaM. ffme to the tldje Of the river and I"Wd' lletiati apprOval 1.1 Opected after .tOUthtmera w"a. . I token but, utterly t.*btai,_.., may I 11rg-e one: •M an to ilhl Mlill X. ~ft !'eo ftJht apjnet lt. awort at Ut roundiJ. 'l"he lllrn te co1nlu In ~pot. than the pl.y, but h~r Don Bootfieild had • alrk wlfe PrtlldtDt Eilenbower wtU dtmand, and pt, <Nholthea.rtett Republt· ptrt~ 1e puN platinum. . . . It you've blowp lnto town and ean aupport for the move ud llOI'thtm ud wut.ern Dfmotrata W11f and went awa.y. Mama and Muter .._. tilt mullcal L'U Ab11«r, It& lnforrntd that thoH c:uual bloUitl eombllle with OOP lert•Jator. to put the bill throQh. Sutton arrived. We then enu1ed &die A.dimt wean coat ttOO eplett> in what Mama call• leoparditls, or Jt would ithnl'tht!n federal lawa protecun• votlne l'ifbt.l, make • • • • It euler for minority lt"OU$1'1 to have dlrt>Ct acoee• to rttt.ral tourt.a badly t>Ontrolled Insanity. T11e flr~l nu.., lfllR& Wit 00 .\OAIN" t Mike M"yerberr. WhoM ~roduc~ It t"-!11- civil rla-hta are vloll.ttd, ereate • permarlent btpartllln commove w1s expeni!Jive - a full hUon til ftw Oodtlt laat aeaaon wu underatood bf almo1t no m•Oift to 1tudy civil rlglltt ~arobleml Utd ui&bllih a mot-e tnauea. cente and • 1pecial Jeopard lion. actpt atrected aowt• who n.ad &reat •ymbollam l~to It, t1 clolfiJ", Ut.l otvtl rllflta dl'tiaton iii iht .:tUIIUte department ceDte !or John, aA r had e!Cper\ded the •am. play on Bl'oadway again In a fflw day&- -wltll a Nearo mine on the hen leopard. This eut. Willy, elM! ... n &oaked 10 en'J a couple of ••uont qo when , TtXIC8 AND TELEVISION- The Senate commerce: eommltttt took a JOO..mlle trlp to MuBOma Muy J1btt11 "llew" around thG at-.ge on Wlrt• In Petn Pllftl. Yet hu lf\lD & quiet .- eampalp to JJtt the fedftal Rcl.ee ta"- on anand uaed up 200 bueka for peru.. Mttropol1tan Opera tried It •hi olh•r dlly wlth tour ballet channel televialon tete. . . mltalou to ahoot a nrmint we dancffl phiYinr th• Rhine- l'flaldlllna In DB.'I RAehlf1Gid', art4 CIIGe ot :kem~ll hope tiutt acu~ -.Joqthla line can be hadn't 1 prayer for. dllt l:lrl• ai!Mit tatnttd, two oth1n cralhed In mtd-alr . and Ute Weulcl &1ft takea at the ne~et •euiOJi Of donpUa. 'they are We rhtftled hi1 dinner to other fourUI jldt mlued whackt11r a tmga platform. convlboed, according to- Senator "Jnt'ederkk 0. PaYfte Ati-Channol trees. We 10t up in the middle of Sad ntwa to nw, a man who onct! ponderfd marrylftR tAla DeFee. tR), Malfte. that this wllf ,ffur dev'tJo)M'nent or trHJo~ TY Set TU the night and JtiiiJltPr('d thrOugh the Am!IU'.On etrip·t.lllaaer : there &re 3R mmlon wnmen In U1t United etatlon1. bla('k b111h un the off-ehanc~ he'd atatal Who 1tand li la&t 4 or under. Tllll word Ia from An4rew Payne ... ye that removal of the excise ta:t will oft'aet the manu. Arkin, tbe tennll·playln.r tor111er C'Bs p11g-1 bo_y who lla)W makea stay in th' tree. All we 101 was a ~aeturar1 coat dltrer,.ntlal IMtweth the production ot eets for nry clothea tor the tiny onu--and take~:~ them proudly to pluah ealoorw swlah u he came out of the ng1111\ frtquency only and tilt all-ehannel 11et1. er tlrtt .atJbUt on Broadway. Andy, who et&nde e f..C. a. befan aina •nd that llrtastic \eopardChairman Warren Mapulon tO), Walhlnfloh, ot tht $4tr!.Ue ~aii:IJnc In Ptttte t!Uhloft.l "'becau.. I &ot tired ot ...,... rtrli lau.h. We aot bee•Btun. and IOOI'iU'n'ttce cr.mmlttee, hu: j\tlt wrltten thtt Hou11 1UIIc6'nunldn on \l'fOt Molli'OII proportion• wearln& Bblrley Tempi• dreuu jul( be· taet~;t-bltten. aU*' '"••• "'•.,Dtftttd to tit.'' . , axcllt tax4lr.l atron(ly utrml" that the fttc.J!Iary ltepe be taken ~· "Aemembflr lhe rainbow," Sut· ellmlaa~~Jlh• tax on all-channel lite. The Houat UDU tnlUaW IUcl"i ton Nld. "It •lllways polntll to a 1" i ,aiNNYH"l A~·ZYS~ 6 :\"i ,-,1gn 0•' 7 00 Today A·OO Cofftt T•me tO ·OQ Hom t> II :00 The Prict Is Rlaht 11 ·30 Truth or con11equences 12"fl0 Tic Tac Dough 12·30 lL Could Be \'~ , t ·OO Current IO:dO Garry Moore 10:30 Attbur Godlrot ll :30 Stlike it Rlob BAs.iETT. Dally Senlillel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 23, 1957--<1 .... ursday WSAZ·TV CHANNEL I 6 :55 Sltn On 7:00 Tod:~y 9 :00 Coffee Time LEGION MEETING JO ·oo Home 1-"~t· n ey- Be-nnctt Po~t. No. 128. li ·OO The P'"ice is Right Ari1e'ta·an J l"gion. w11l me-et to l I 30 T:uth or Consequ~Jnces mghl 111 fl! &Ular iiCiiSJOn with Com. 1 12:00 Tic Tac Douah momder Roscoe Fife presidin g 12.30 II Could Be You The l'ost llas been nottru:•d \hat 1 1:00 Current Fred Thacker, State Cummandt•r 2 :00 C1met1 Goes to School has appointed fJon Roach 415 the 2;30 Tennessee Ernie Ford "'P l R e " chairman of the 3.00 Matluee Theatre au ev re . 4:00 Queen Jar a Day post to male a con~entrate.d d~ve 4 :45 bfod.ern Ron:u.nees to l:l'l all dues paid by Feb. · 5 :00 Comedy Time 5 :30 My Little Margie WORK SESSION TONITE Middleport Firemen will report 6:00 Waterfront 8:30 · Neo;u Pieture at 6 p.m . loni~ht for a work ses 1:4$ SDDl'tt Eye sion at the F1re 0(1parlment gar-. 1:35 Weat.bercast aae. 'tOO ¥JYClr of the Towa 7:30 Bd"die Fisher OES TO MEET The Past Matmns of Evenli!ellne 1':4" NBC News Holiday ChajH.er, OES will mN•! Fndo}' 8:00 ~am 8:30 Fa 1 ~C'r ¥now• Best evellitlg at thf! home of Mrs. Allt'n 9:00 Kiaft Thfiatre lfughC11. 10:00 !',-a.is Ill Your Life 10:30 TBA MEii11NGPOSTPONIIo 11:00 News ¥eadlines The January meetinli[ or !he 11:15 Weathe~ast loyal W.omtn 's Class of tb(l Chur- 11 :20 Preu BOx ch o( Chri st has bet'n postponed 11:30 l'onltbl indelinHely. 1:1:30 Sljtt Oft PLAN PIIACTICE Evangeline' Chapter. OF.S, will have a practice Jcssion Tltursday at 7:30 at the Masonic 1't'mple ac· cording to the announcement made by Mrs. WilUs Anthony, Worth1• w. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chanr~el3 Sbtglo Control ... _ f3US Baibroom Gao Heater While Enamel $369 Speef•l Tlala Week EMERSON ELECTRIC HEATER Reg. flt-95 With Fan ' " Winter Outdoor Com· t.ri INSULAtID BOOTS -- $13.95 Double Controls . -- f4US $14.95 NOW GET A "Double-Purpose LOAN '· . 1. CAS!1 To Buy Real largo ins. 2• .CASH To Pay All Bills More end more peopl• pty Easy Terms Now Is the time to snap up real bargains an<l pay off old bUis. Start lr~sh. Save up ~o 35% on cash bargams. l!arn dllcOunts on past-due btlls One loap dQes .11. See us first. llloney talks! Repay easily. Pickens' W•y lv.ry D.y. THE CITY LOAN & SAVINfiS co. 124 E. Main · Ernest CoYer!, Mgr. Phunc 197 · one ,_ n flies w •--r.now one • • • ... ~,""'a --• tsDSttu d111ouo; lr!e Rosfest Dlnlnc, . .. 1 the buvty of its wood-ol~elll) li:fiJDed.walnut la I"WII'lll . Group by Mtntel. Btcause 0 sop~~· tical:ioft tA i1$ ~Riel finish or 1 darll cfr1m1tic Pmisn tcne ••• beclu~ of the _ IS d . •. ,. . il'tee • • • beca·- of the corwen~tnce oHere • s. ltJI" "th its $CUiptured cumnt lhf;;._d buffet. m1ny shelved chlna ubintt-The Hostess Group sets the thai every dinner partw slloufd have! Htve it In your hotN befort you next IMOIIICt "DIMtr is served'". •l · = """' . . il~ MA~ON FURNITU·RE· Mason, W. Va. �J ' Ailing Panthers Drop To Third; Jackets Lose 58-56 Weakened Johnson Plays, Fails To Get Field Goal In 81-68 Hound Loss I ·nu th; ;:,cnoo lr UnliN The ~ 81. Bernard &8 ~d ~ Miller City 110 ~· &7 Final Four Minutes Of Home Game The Bundogs captured the con-. te.st at !he tre ~ tbrow line, hitting 16-24 to the Jackets il·l6, elthoug'h lhf' Orange and II lack scored thrct l"'l' ·~ fie-14 goals than Lhe Athens f .· •. 2&-22. Middleport hit a total of 4.H;, of their shots from the floor; a !corching 51.9 ~.{ in the first half and 35.5'.< in the second The slow starting Athens CollfllY q~gers seorea far 36. 3 '7~ total allots; 2Jj.l ~~ ln tbe flrst half, and Q.3 o/c in the final portion. 'l'he Jacket reserve• suffered tbett fittb defeat of tbe aeason wt tbe 'hands of tbe "·Pups", 37·36, 1nd wtore behind mo•t o'f the conteet .JIAl"k Kelly I>! the Jackets 'll••d pawl! the ...rilll! path with 1'I points. Ball ltd the winners ltOl'llli- '111111.16. with to. WJth ,iow ii!IB..U. rem~~ialOJID SCORING aY QUARTERS llle eoiieot aftor 1110 lead bod · ·· 18 14 10 14 50 <:banpcl tlll!iil> IIDM Coach OhM'· Mlcldleport 11 Ill 18 17 118 I" ·IJc.\fee'o tlve fOiied ahead of Athens .na .... §!a Desk borlestown 72 Northwtlll,.. 61 ,___•_liD______,..._. IRuolc~Troy 82 Perrysville 52 4 Writers Pick 'Em About The Way They're Falling Savann•h n Lou4onvtUe 18 jlojloin JK Benwood 'Crllli>o 45 St. ClaJr1ville M ShadylicJ,e 33 Cadiz 49 Jewett :18 itot~\reilfllle 118 Bellf,ire St. Johnt 1J1 Bfl'lltiYj'He 71 DillonVI'It th Aderra ·92 ~~ . PIOIIlhl Ba Dlx.ie 47 R~ndolph 41 coHno ·110 8\dlley 411 Chlllleothe 7& Clr<leYIUe 411 cOtumbulll Un1vttslty 61 Jbrnllton Twp. 8'1' SOUth ·Zan..VIllt lit Newark ~t . Frane.ls !J5 Fairland 57 Rbek Hlll .U . , ........ C90 oeau! 118 Weet Sprifl81leld {1'1.) 41 AShtabula 81 Paineov!Ue Rlvenlde 36 JWfeteeJ: Stiles and Strimer. Columbut St. )fary &I 1'lew Lf<lnaloll Bt. lo\leyliuotl! . Jonotban·Alder 71 Lonilolt 1f8 UOAL STANDINGS Genoa 1'8 Maumee ·ill Wori Lost l South Point .70 Neltonville 1 2 8 Ironton St. Jooepb 82 ~~OY 3 Decatur 48 Ch(!:aapeakf 4f !5 3 Loroiil St. ill~~r.Y 110 W.on 5 4 Cleveland St. Mill C-•H•M WoJ!aton 4 AShtabula HarbOr" "88 Klrii,.nd a . GfiU.Polis 3 ~ Geneva Speneer 82 Chardon M ~.l..i.lilPORT 1 7 Jef!er.Oll 68 :WOol'- ~ J~~Ckoon I 7 Mentor 68 Gtnt\'1 If Area Results . Bloomfield 66 )lldalefleld 82 ·POMEROY 68, Nelsonville 81 ·Back in late November th2 Southea1tern Ohio Sportawrttera m1 de their predletlon11 for the then coming buketball rae~. This (IJ how they picked 'em to finjsh : Nelsonville , Pomeroy, Logan, Gallipolis, WeiiMlon, Athena, Middleport and Jackson. They didn't do badly. The Toledo Anthony Wayne 83 Akron St. Vlncent'J 31 'Cllnton 84 44 Fremon' illo" 72 Scioto Akron Twp. Glll'lleld ta Albi_DJ 63 Hounds look Jike a shoo-in no-w PortPerry1~urg 79 !~few with a full gam(' lead over Atben• Ashtabula Edgewood 63 Perry 19 Danville ~2 JohDJtl)wn 10 and at least two games on the rest of the erow,t. Tho writc>"S fOII!Ied up when they were giving a grade to Athens for the Bulldogs have come 11 Jon8 in great style wilh a ~eam of mediocre size but ~reat tight· ing he:1rt to land a spot in second place with the season a little uver llalf gone. 'fht'Y should finish no worso than \,hird . Poml'roy, i.f the flu ever leaves our fall' Benrl country, can bounce hilck nr1d t:1lc:e second 11pot. They will hJvc tn fight It out with Loga n and Athens. Co nceivabl y, the J[ollfld!l l'nuld drop two games and K'.es:lin~ 4·54·3-11: Tanguy, 1-3- Dl~on , SPORT COATS ' d. .' ' • And We Are Proud to be THE ONLY LOCAL Newspaper In Meigs County ' < IVY LEAGUE "KAT CAPS" ....... . $1.25 $5·9· We also have a complete line ol toys Hunting and Fishing Equipment. WHEN YOU •Think Of Sports ~ Here's that Hobbltt •ThillkOf u.r ~~TON ' ' ' THE SPORTS CENTER ·you've alway• wanted 88, 65 Mill St. .~~J~MID~D~LE~AO~R~T~56~ , ~A~th~·~·~·~~~a-j~~~~~;A~ul;hor~~~~M~ae~G~re~g;oriiDe;;a;ler~~~~i~~. Gallipoli1 interior room Now Logan Jact!iCin 75, Wellston 47 RJ:tlne 83, Rutland 48 It Can Be aru:i without IDCrl/ioing an inch llkN FRA."'CISCO UP - INID Yellow or white c--. StDint•" tt. .t back. • ·s· Where Your Confidence Is Justified E. Main St. compression, and of almost complete freedom from vibration. • . • -- - - - $45.00. • • AT HEATH METHODIST CHURCH SOCIAL ROOMS ' Middleport, Ohio 5.30 P.M. fil- ' So come In tQ see and sample aU that's new In these . . . .t Bulckr yet STADIUM COATS · · · · · · · $12.45 SUR COAT$ ..~~~~ .. --- · - $6.00 -11ll that's new in styling-new In ride and !>andltng-n-lil ~ performaDce--new in roominess, safety, luxury and fun. Warm !aney woolens, quilted linings. Reg. Gabardine quilted lined zipper front. Reg. values to •21.50.~ to:.l·~1:,4.;:95!!:-~-------'7:-::: .Do that-befom another sun sets! and •N... Aclocnotol Vorl<b!. Pitch l)fnojlow It tho ·" ""' """""""" llodci l>ulld. """'v- ll II """""'-lon llc.dmo.t..., oollw SjMciol. s.,., •"" c"""""...,....., .. - - - BOYS SWEATERS · · · · · · · · · · $2.00 WOOL JACKETS · · · · .. · · · · $9.95 Coats, slipover wool and orlons. Regular to Hea'Vy woolens. and nylon<. Reg. to $19.95, TICKETS $1.00 from any Rotary Member BOYS DRESS SHIRTS · · · · · · · · ·· $1.35 CORDUROY TROUSERS · · · · $2.95 Putel.• regular f4 .9~ and .3.95, AU clean. Hea'Vy and pinwale. Pinks included, Reg. up to .7.911. • Many, Winter Items -;- Don't Miss This dearoncel • • .r' ----------~--------------~1 • (This Advertisement sponsored by a frlolld) 500 t. Main St. •rt h: IW,.e,u;;;;·'"; lJU0-0001 STORM DOORS WE CARRY COMPLETE LINI OF BUILDING NEEDS PAINT *LUMIER *MAllS INSl!I..ATIOII- SHINGLES HOGG & ZUSP.AN MATERIALS IMtORPOitATED In '1'lle BartOl Mao City I YOUNG, IS SOME- TIMES ·F AR MORE C!aElRFUL THAN TO BE 40 YEARS OLD" •(Au11tor'utome Joelow) Geriatrics is a new sci· ence that concerns itself with helping you to gro)Y old, happier and he~lthler·. Your age is ~tow numbered, not by Jour years, but .by bow well you lire taldlljr care of yoW'8elf. . Correction of: vitamin /fe-e flciendes, prOper :&!~. and rlaht thiilking are impOitt• I The luxi.Jry of big-car styling. ant. Your phy- iia,n=re. IICl"ibe the p~. , .. due that wiJI' ~~ou ... live longer, I .n'_~ · ey, really to ·S . ' < , . , tbese iJnportanU to : ter living. comfort, performance ••• all yours in the low-price Plymouth I • YOUR PHYsiCIAN CAN PHONE 9 '> WHEN to'U NEED A MEDICINE • Pick up your prescripllon if shopping near us. A great many people entrust us with the responsibiUty of filling their prescriptions. May we compoulld youro? SWISHER-LOHSE DRUG STORE E. Mlln St. $5.95. • ( Pai'IC'ake~. Syrup, Sausages, Coffee) Januory 25th ' II============~=== ~!.~:!ela !d~.!!!s. :p t: I •• Vtn Meter n e was a life Jon& ..:o111munity until 1 few AIJO when went to dau(lhter, liln. Erma \\ Ltt FaU... I • This group has double and single breasted styles. See these =·g Pomeroy WitiJ the quiet but Intense Pat· teraon It ia a matter of both pride and pocketbook. He knows tbat a bout with Marciano might produce the greatest ,gate of all time, yet hb: hope thaflhe Brockton Bloek- FRIDAY MEN'S SUITS · · 1f2 Regular Price .s28'95 ATflftD foDa St-ll'e'l'll Y. A. NEW YORk uP - Heavyweight .ebamplon Floyd Pattenon today ISsUed a challenge Lo retired \ Roek Marelano to "come back and fight" PANCAKE SUPPER Reg1lar Coatnp to $50.00 · · ·· .. · .... · · · · · · ·.. · · ...... $33.95 - w. lOth year in the National Football laid claim today to Sandy Sad· League. ler'til vacant featherweight claamplonship but faced ttie prospctt of ClfiCAGO UP Carlos Ortiz at leaSt one bout before gaining ru1ed 111 tbe favorite today for his 1rol:;f:;lc;::i•;;:l.;re:.:i:;co;:::n:;:lti;::o::n:;,._____ scheduled lO.round lightweight II bout with tJobby Rogers. "TO BE 70 YEARS Rotary's $24•95 They're the 3. , - COLLINS JEWELRY And it's action that's $parked by a brilliant new 364-cubic-inch VB en~e, of record-high horsepower and Firat time you twist 'round a comer or snake into an cune, you1lleam bow this new Buick's new lowness tameo th• turns. How It snugs the car to $ ft.., With lweal.., $45.00 able and obedient and .full-range in "Drive,"' <>ven wlthoot a owitch of the pitch, that the need fur "Low" is virtually eliminatod. you11 !1001\ learn that this sleek new lownesi doeo more than add beauty to the Buick look. It bring• new peatness to the Buit:k ride. A11''" hi• aeventh aeason with the San NEW YORK UP - European Franclsto Forty Nlner1 and bi1 champion Cherlf Hamia Of France You get action that stems from the l718tant response of an advanced new Variable Pitch Dynaflow' so But AMHERST. lll•"· - &o1court, extenllon Jpeclahlt m horticultur-e at the Univenlty or 1 Mass1chutettl reported that he "eontratted 1 terrifk poison lvy rash while belping with our sthool horticultural show," tdding : "you can imagine my embarraument." Tittle today signed a contract for That's because these sweet-handling, sweet-riding beauties give you the lowes! center of gravity in Buick anniils-bom of a brilliantly engineered new chassis that "nests your ride low and steady asyo11go, in FACI Morning Star .d the road. How it cuts down the sidesway. How it gives you U1e safe-and-sure-footed steadiness of four wheels always on the road. But the core of this new Buick's story is the actio11 you get. aiG (HANGI ·'tb a:ame Wl CHICAGO UP - There is only eight 1tralght attempts at ~e I one Amerie.an-born player in the Rllt!•nd basket._ All .were aood. Natlona] Hockey League- today ~c1ne fans jok~agly reported the but lbc Chit-ago Black Hawb once f1rst boy that miSsed wa• expetle(] fielded 1 tet.m made up entirely from ll('hool toda~! . Who that of United States players. clown w-as who m1sf1red on the n'l nth lhot is beins kept a secret. This Racine club, paeed by tWo WILLARD TALLEST 1.,_year"ld 10phomore1. two iun· NEW YORK UP - JeS!I Wiliors, an11 tw,o seniof& all six of tatd, 'f,:ho ttood 6 feet , 7 inches. •bam bit in the double seortng wu the tallest of all hea11yweight coluinn 1a1i night and do it reau· ebampionJ while Primo Camera, larly, does not use the spray sys. who fought at about 265 pound•, tern of shootings. "ney don't take · wa1 the heaviest. ehame1, work.ini the baH either by pasaln" to a breaking mtte Or GROVI WON 300 by individual fineue to within 10 PH1LA.DELPHIA UP _ Lefty to 12 feet of the basket. Grow won 300 major "league Then a dead!y accurate JJUDP James and won 20 games in eight push ~bot by an)l of the six "'""' MUOtll but he never managed to ally d11heartens opponenf:t. piteb 8 no-hf't game during his 17 Rutland showed great lmp~ve- )'ears In the big leagues. ment Tuesda.y ni~ht offens1velv I but t.be Devils could not overcome the effective reboundinlt' of the two 6' .ophomores, Adams and of BelJefantalne were· kcent Rue- Salser. Rutland gO\ one ~banee eael':. Ume. U it Among thmre who attended at! of their dauJbt.er, Mrs. ~il4red !lt the batket wasn't good, Racine had the ball. lble •nd family. Morning Star Sabbath School the the first half the Tornadoes In past year were l .,..ho attended 45 Mr. and Mn Chas. Ihle have rnade 19 of 31 shots. 1n the last Sundays' or mdff' and reeeived attendance pina. For pm-tet tattend moved Into the boule -vacated lasl half tllrey hit 15 of 27 . Tbe vlctOJ'.y cinched a tie for first place (Or ance for one year was LOuise Fish· August by John' Ihle arid family Rat!lne in the county leape. Le1ter Baile._v has been substier; 2 years were Ellen Shuler an1 Raeine reserves earned a 48-3:5 Delmar Hamm; 3 year were Phy· tute mail carrier on the Miners. v-ictory over the little Red Devils \lis and Charles ·Jhle and ·D elores ville Route the Past month. wiLh Ed Chtpman netting lfl for Raeuter, and Mrs. Bertha Holter the winners. German and Grate Charles Jhle and Clart lhle each had 7 for Rutland. for 5 yeirs. were calling on Mr. aDd Mrs SCORING Keith Woods and family have Chas. Holter of Athem, last week. Ratine, Graham 'T·1·lft; Sals~r _moved from the .Deliver Jlolte: Several from this place attend· 4-2-10; Adams -4-3:--li ; W~lfe 7+18; farm to property at Minersville. ed the bnsketball game at Pom e-Birch 6-2·14; Powell 5-1-1 t; BeeMr. and Mrs. Norman Heilman roy one nigM the past week. gle 1-2--4 ; McDade o-o--o; Chapman IJ-0-0. Totals 34-15-83. Rutland Eads 4·2·10; Graham 42-10; Turner 2·1-5; L. Dugan 7-(). Todays Sport Roundup- ., - ~ ~ter ~iPt l'I~U· ilo the ring is 14 ; D. Dugan S--1·7; Rife 1-0-2; NEW YORK UP .:..... The S · odfl!FtJ:sJfe to- prove bis own Carson 0.0-o; Justice 0-0-0. Totals 21<1-48 Broadcasters Assoeiation An- greatn~ss. nounce4 today it had voted phtques of merit to heavyweight No Pitl!burgb player is being champ:tm Floyd Patterson, pro asked to takt~ a salary cut this footb1:11l star Frank Gifford and year and a ehuice few, like little Olympic 800-meter champion Tom Elroy Face, the workhorse or the Courtney. .Pirates' buUpen, are receiving whopping -big rai!Je&. a•o TODA~SPORTSROUND~ Yours road cleGrance. The Boss Says- No Carry Over So We Must Sell- Regardless of Price ~ " ·. j Sport type with button down collar in front and back . bell in lhe back nearly four inches - and, mind you, with mme . I NOW $22.95 Spring the I \ I -< \ P1bn Beaeh & Merit tlotlalDc REG. U9.95 IVY LEAGUE JACKETS Lower than any Buick In history-by ns much as • 1 . d Rac:.we opene • By Llgbl Weight - ette of their modem sports-car styling- EVERY PIECE OF WINTER STOCK MUST GO Racine 'Hot Five' Make First 8Shots As Tie ' Cinched For County Loop Tide II • ly Chet tuMhlll b.. · 1' By Quarter1: -me·s rampaJIDI ornadoel Jlatine 22 44 70 83 look their 1)\h straieht victory Tuesday niJbt over the Rutland Rut 1and 11 Z4 40 4~ Red Devlll on the Rutland court Onieiall, 8y('rly and Gas! 83 to tB and e1ie.ftd witb a fantartic <•ell theclr:ed) IS8 '/1 of their NtCE KOII CARDS thoh. WASHINGTON. UP - Tht>: Wuh· Tbe rhooUne effort raised the ingt.on Senaton s_aid today their Racine seaJOn average to :52• ,;, 11957 tcore-~ards will bt new bookwhich is being claimed in Rae-in'! leU that will make the sco~eeards as a national record over that of otiM>r major league rJu,:• look '!!pan of a:ame~, high tchool. rolleee' "realh bush leaa:ue." or 'Pro . NOW-THROUGH JAN•.31 ' .THIHJ: WlddHt, I 1 7-1 9; •hhop, f t U 9; Smhh, c 6 4-9 If; ~ 1 3.'N: McConkey, 1 5 2-2 10 ~ Norfolk St. Paul ·118 • IN THE DAILY SENTINEL for our new Sprlng Merchandise. Take advantaae of Our Big Sale . fit. Elyria •Catlrolie '19 TIRRijljc fARHEEL LOCAL teto: ,V YOU CAM plainly see, the gorgeous new 1957 .tl Buicks are low-low ro match the sleek silhou· !~!~~n~::':!up ' .rd.. 0!22. Cothocton Saered Hart 1M MWorsbul"IJ 68 SUaor Qnolt 8'7 ehll1 T 111e Killbuck 59 BY NELSONVILLE Smart tweeds regular stock up to f39.50. \ _With but 10. SCORING Plooeer 8\ Caa=nu.rqo 1 - Kenn edy's •L Toled.0 C'·y •"' ,.....; •• ,__ 51 oecon 1 rom~ MIDOLEPORT; Mo"la, I 5 U ~ •• -~ - "''""• ~. AJt4 1-1 a\ file foul line 13; K•nnWr, f 40-8; Bowles, c a. '!'rOY Twp. I!' ~pW W 1~ Bob Neloon, *> Nolan Swack- 0.16; o 5 2•3 12J NeiiOft, g ltoufonl ·8'7 Hollo' f! ' ' l•u•mer led ~arne within 2 1,3 HIIMiy, 5; MoComoo 0 1).1 0; Kelloy New Phllldel~blo . W•it II .f.wo j>Oillll Of • .. •but this W '~; WhiHotch M4; Kltc~an 1· ,_itliVlile &9 · It to .!K> avail ...a ·e ontell en404. Sports '5-6- It' Si•lon, 9·1-19; Lanibert, 10 2 'l'ri!t~l~ - 27-14-68 0-2·20; ~b DiDIA.ellUiUJ POMEROY :1 . Yuuug-. 5212: Stufrltlwan, B-2- 18: will do D--1. &L..t1 ~Mrr· 1 ·llo )lldcllepon n Hawthor nt'. 5-2-12: Wildermuth, .7·2· 16: .Johnson, 0.3-3; , Bu{f.ington, \II'(•Otlairl. ~~o~:~~~ ~~~~ :;"~:~~ Bl * Eastern Drops 2 At Rio Grande; Woode Gets 35 F.ASTERN: l{nl..:ht. ti-0·10; lh~adIcy 4-o-8; Woode 13·9·30; Boyles 1--4-6; Gaul 0;1)..0; Ueh.er, ~t· 0-0-0. , .~ •f.. ·r ~oi.· HIO GRANnE : H Crothers 10-0· 20; C. Crothrr.s U-0-0; Guthrie 1-0 2; Ree9 o.n-o: Garber 14·2·30; rilchfnrdO.()..O; Huwanl 1-1-3 , Caiu 7 2·111; Fad\ev 22·6. ~~~~:,~~~~·~,;~.~·.;, 68 Rutland Clicks But Lack Of Rebounding Hu LOCAL PICTURES LOCAL NEWS LOCAL ADVERTISEMENT LOCAL EMPLOYMINT L()CAL -INTEREST LOCAL COVERAGE IVERYTHING IS - BASKETBALL or 101{ ., ~,":~;..~;~~· a2-14-*'· ~e ,~r:;: ,:~· 1t ...., Ilk•'' •• Bulldogs Hold On, Catch Jackets In COLLEGE I ''' :.:;:;· ,,...khammet ns sorely ilfila'ppOinted last By Geftt, Mlrvln ntaht at l95ini aft~r leading for T,b,e ~ddiP.pOrt Yellow Jacket& ~ loqe and 110 oll. Jffte. too, the on .top I« .e.rt,. three and one .e Jfedi or cold! .... toa.e'ft! of b•lr li1litWii, - ~ . ful or StPam eq),d be teen. ·J iil a.-... si.m~ to ttw '' '"· .ply fth ou't of 01 in last e~ ~·~night b:!.o~. ·:· av untttd ~,... . ..:ull'l:er, we•tren.... !i by ~it lrl~d- • hom~ 'fli'Oili!d. · \IJ'ST u<nfS Vinu that ~ et «~h . 1'tle ·¥~ · .;t~econd place St. Francis (SY) 89 Siena M SwtHt; could still criD ~ tbt Ba~ . · 111teld 43-41 with CaniliU9 70 St . Bonaventure ea rpme. _A Ugbt -in tda.eyes oJ:»o4es -Jl1 1 4~ Wfr.~ Glbt hard foUght SOUTH -for !dturt opponents ot t\t J"·ek- .eonf:tilt. -~~tlatrealter , CenGeortia Tech 81 Aubu'rn 7• · eu. ~lll know t'bey've been m Iter .a~ 'D\Iw.,-._~ paced hts . Florlf'la A&M 82 Beth-Cookman 'ft the I'IDI with • fieiiter , alter fll· JCI.uliCI iiD the -~ departJqeDt Loui!dana Col. 18 Southern St. 81 tiiU'e &imee. Tbe -.JHOtl eoal.d 1 wd;)l ~6 pqi,aJ:i, _~llied out. The Memphis St. fl9 Tenn. T.eb 'It realJy rouJKI IDtCI lhiJJt ~Willi lixlh ~~ slDm. scorer was MIDWErt tile lut bal'f .play. rfmoYed ~ \lie pme early i• St. Thom. (Mlnn) 1111 lbrq~etle 118 Wl~h Uleml tllf: ~ ~ Wfth four foull Indiona Tch. HI! Elltfm ID. tl ..n-a "'ta ·~ 'ntiim untU the .,.. Worrenb•fi ~\,;'· Mo. IlL 11 .L ' d } li!Jill\!1 tif llie lldrd frame. <::ell~J:Oia ,!!1!1\h'Dl the VietorIdabo H W~tlhll\o'n &tate 17 lout ·~~-· ., _ -~• five in the t o par as he collected only three foul shots throughout thl:! the ~tanding:o of the SEO !'!ague , [rll_l· lie al~o had several turn· last night, liB they lo~t to th~· overs and that's IIOmeth ing he front running Nelsonville Gre) . normJlly (!OeJn't let happen . hounds by a tcore of 81 -68 on the It t·•'J k a red hc.t laSl half which 1 · Nelsonville (loor. ~aw th1· Hounds hittmg on 59 per Thus. Lhe Nelsonvil le ((• am got een1 nf their shots to spell defe~t sweet revenge for .11n ear:l er 5443 fu;- thp Panthers who h<td made 11 lo 5 ~ to the Panthers at PomN o ~· · nten•sti ng: until about two m ;n· :'\evertheles.s. the Panthers put u;> utes ]('ft in the game when li ll ie a battlo:! all the way and the gamr I l\aron Buff•ne- tnn. the Panther~> ' wa~ """<'h ,..,oser than the sro n ' I 'hvmaker. fouled out. night indicate. · '\(' 1 HOIIVillt> quickly jumped intf' In fact at llCIIeral points throu:;h ·; 7-0 IP<~d in thf' opening minute~ t'1e gaml' it lookPd as If the T'Jn- ·•f th(• !Pnlf' but th(' Panthers. h.•d tbers were on their way to a sec- ' 1\' fl ...: JunLor Hawthorne, cam•• ond vil'torv over the top· ra!Prl roaring back lo tru l only by one GreyhoundS. The nu -riddcn Pan- point at 15-14 at the end the then ~_gan to slow down In the fir st qu<~rlcr. • final ~iod . though , and the: A rrec throw by Bu£finllton tied Hounds pulled away to a com· t up in the second quart-er " fortable victory _ then 11 field I!!Oal hy Larry Wilder· The story t>f the game perhap ~ muth shoved the Panther• in to n rests on ~ T Johnson 's illness. lead which they held until the Johnson, who has been the number se~ond half During that eccond one ACOrer for Pomeroy all sea - quartl'r the Pomeroy boya held 11 son. had had an attack of the nu five -pnin t lead on two or LhreP but played anyway. It could easily oera•don~ but the Hounds pullc•d be seen that t he big boy wag not to within one point, 33-32, at halftime . Tom McQuaid's field 10al al lhf' outset of the thlrd quarter put the N&hnnville team back into the lead and this time they kepi it However. the Panthen pulled to within three polntt several timf's and trailed by lour at the E>nd of the t hird period . F.utPrn High cagen lost a dou· A u•ll•nt •ffort by Buffington blchc-adrr Tuesday nlgt.t on the Rio Gr11nde noor, 83-77 tn the var- In the fourth JM'riN kept the P•ntity !J.ame and 33-43 in the pre- tiMrt on the h.. t. of tht Hound• lim inary l'e!!lt:'rve match . llown urttlt the flnel t.... mlnut11 Two mainatays on Coach Hartsel of ,.l1y when Buffington fouled podrill'a team, Whitlatch and out. Johrtaon, who tt.d weakened nue and colds. Bia; Clair Weode, co.,slder•bly, hid llr..dy left the fu~ and co1d1. Big Clair Woode, lflme, stellar Eoslern center, only de· McQuaid was high for the clded he could play at the last Hounds w1th 20 while John Sisson, minute. He made 3' points, how- hil ling consiste ntly on his favoreve-r, to pace both varsity t.eama Ite jump shot. talHed 19 point! In th&~ department. for the Panther s. tt was Sisson'~ Et18tern nev~ got off the ground six rielrl go3 ls in the third quarter though they trailed only 21·13 at thai kPt•t tlw Panthers In thE' thll rnrl of the quarter. By half. ~a rntl . time Garber and Crothers or the Jl'l'ry Stufflchea n hart 18 for Rio me n had piled up a 38-22 edge. Nel..;onville whi le Larry WilderGarber tallied 3ft points during muth and lluffington eueh had the evening-, l'Tothen 20. 'Eutt·rn meets Racine Friday 10 for th(' !'anthers. Hawthorne, night on the Racine floor ln a pl u.ving gofld ba ll for the Pll!!f rour malrh tha t will !lt'tl le tht• cou nt y ~amt•s . ranw thro ugh with 12 tille for Racine, If the virtory goes po ints and a I<!Ootl r eboundlnR game. that W~Y'l'l 1 Score~; ~. 1 c~p A.D ailing Pomeroy P&nther ball c!ub dropped tnto third pllil!'f' in Tornadoes Take 13th Straight~ Hit 58 Per Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan, 23, 19~7-5 4-~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Jan. 23, 1957 You see at a -glattot-this is a big car. A darl-~m o(lth sweep of slisb!ning !lleel, a full 17 feet from bumper to gleaming bumper. And so "ompletely new it will -~tay new for years! /. \ Torsion-Aire Ride that melt! away bump!! and ruts. You're " floated" over the highway, with n~ver a sway wtu. you turn, never e dip when you stop. No other low·price car has il! The roughest road turns to veh·eL But slide behind the wheel cf this higgeat of low-price cars to really appreciate the ad-nr-w Plymouth's mighty size. There's headroom to ipare . .Hiproom and legroom No intetior spade WBI sacrificrd when Plymouth de~<igned tbi11 low-eluns heauty- e,·eu road clearance remains unchan~. And performance ? This Plymouth is loaded with GO. You can command the highest standartl V -8 engine in the low·priee three-now a mighty 215 bp! Under perfect cootrol with all-new super -safe Total-Contact Brakes, and the ea5e of Push-Button driving. saio". Pomeroy Big-car comfort, too. in the amazing steadines! of new See and drive the low-price car with tl1e mOlllt big-car value at your Plymouth dealer's today . PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Quotation by Oliver Wendell Holmes (1809-11194) Copyri&bt 1956 (11 W4) -- WHI!N V011 DRIVE A ' ·. ' VOII'Riif 3 Fl/1..1.. YEARS AHilAIJ �J ' Ailing Panthers Drop To Third; Jackets Lose 58-56 Weakened Johnson Plays, Fails To Get Field Goal In 81-68 Hound Loss I ·nu th; ;:,cnoo lr UnliN The ~ 81. Bernard &8 ~d ~ Miller City 110 ~· &7 Final Four Minutes Of Home Game The Bundogs captured the con-. te.st at !he tre ~ tbrow line, hitting 16-24 to the Jackets il·l6, elthoug'h lhf' Orange and II lack scored thrct l"'l' ·~ fie-14 goals than Lhe Athens f .· •. 2&-22. Middleport hit a total of 4.H;, of their shots from the floor; a !corching 51.9 ~.{ in the first half and 35.5'.< in the second The slow starting Athens CollfllY q~gers seorea far 36. 3 '7~ total allots; 2Jj.l ~~ ln tbe flrst half, and Q.3 o/c in the final portion. 'l'he Jacket reserve• suffered tbett fittb defeat of tbe aeason wt tbe 'hands of tbe "·Pups", 37·36, 1nd wtore behind mo•t o'f the conteet .JIAl"k Kelly I>! the Jackets 'll••d pawl! the ...rilll! path with 1'I points. Ball ltd the winners ltOl'llli- '111111.16. with to. WJth ,iow ii!IB..U. rem~~ialOJID SCORING aY QUARTERS llle eoiieot aftor 1110 lead bod · ·· 18 14 10 14 50 <:banpcl tlll!iil> IIDM Coach OhM'· Mlcldleport 11 Ill 18 17 118 I" ·IJc.\fee'o tlve fOiied ahead of Athens .na .... §!a Desk borlestown 72 Northwtlll,.. 61 ,___•_liD______,..._. IRuolc~Troy 82 Perrysville 52 4 Writers Pick 'Em About The Way They're Falling Savann•h n Lou4onvtUe 18 jlojloin JK Benwood 'Crllli>o 45 St. ClaJr1ville M ShadylicJ,e 33 Cadiz 49 Jewett :18 itot~\reilfllle 118 Bellf,ire St. Johnt 1J1 Bfl'lltiYj'He 71 DillonVI'It th Aderra ·92 ~~ . PIOIIlhl Ba Dlx.ie 47 R~ndolph 41 coHno ·110 8\dlley 411 Chlllleothe 7& Clr<leYIUe 411 cOtumbulll Un1vttslty 61 Jbrnllton Twp. 8'1' SOUth ·Zan..VIllt lit Newark ~t . Frane.ls !J5 Fairland 57 Rbek Hlll .U . , ........ C90 oeau! 118 Weet Sprifl81leld {1'1.) 41 AShtabula 81 Paineov!Ue Rlvenlde 36 JWfeteeJ: Stiles and Strimer. Columbut St. )fary &I 1'lew Lf<lnaloll Bt. lo\leyliuotl! . Jonotban·Alder 71 Lonilolt 1f8 UOAL STANDINGS Genoa 1'8 Maumee ·ill Wori Lost l South Point .70 Neltonville 1 2 8 Ironton St. Jooepb 82 ~~OY 3 Decatur 48 Ch(!:aapeakf 4f !5 3 Loroiil St. ill~~r.Y 110 W.on 5 4 Cleveland St. Mill C-•H•M WoJ!aton 4 AShtabula HarbOr" "88 Klrii,.nd a . GfiU.Polis 3 ~ Geneva Speneer 82 Chardon M ~.l..i.lilPORT 1 7 Jef!er.Oll 68 :WOol'- ~ J~~Ckoon I 7 Mentor 68 Gtnt\'1 If Area Results . Bloomfield 66 )lldalefleld 82 ·POMEROY 68, Nelsonville 81 ·Back in late November th2 Southea1tern Ohio Sportawrttera m1 de their predletlon11 for the then coming buketball rae~. This (IJ how they picked 'em to finjsh : Nelsonville , Pomeroy, Logan, Gallipolis, WeiiMlon, Athena, Middleport and Jackson. They didn't do badly. The Toledo Anthony Wayne 83 Akron St. Vlncent'J 31 'Cllnton 84 44 Fremon' illo" 72 Scioto Akron Twp. Glll'lleld ta Albi_DJ 63 Hounds look Jike a shoo-in no-w PortPerry1~urg 79 !~few with a full gam(' lead over Atben• Ashtabula Edgewood 63 Perry 19 Danville ~2 JohDJtl)wn 10 and at least two games on the rest of the erow,t. Tho writc>"S fOII!Ied up when they were giving a grade to Athens for the Bulldogs have come 11 Jon8 in great style wilh a ~eam of mediocre size but ~reat tight· ing he:1rt to land a spot in second place with the season a little uver llalf gone. 'fht'Y should finish no worso than \,hird . Poml'roy, i.f the flu ever leaves our fall' Benrl country, can bounce hilck nr1d t:1lc:e second 11pot. They will hJvc tn fight It out with Loga n and Athens. Co nceivabl y, the J[ollfld!l l'nuld drop two games and K'.es:lin~ 4·54·3-11: Tanguy, 1-3- Dl~on , SPORT COATS ' d. .' ' • And We Are Proud to be THE ONLY LOCAL Newspaper In Meigs County ' < IVY LEAGUE "KAT CAPS" ....... . $1.25 $5·9· We also have a complete line ol toys Hunting and Fishing Equipment. WHEN YOU •Think Of Sports ~ Here's that Hobbltt •ThillkOf u.r ~~TON ' ' ' THE SPORTS CENTER ·you've alway• wanted 88, 65 Mill St. .~~J~MID~D~LE~AO~R~T~56~ , ~A~th~·~·~·~~~a-j~~~~~;A~ul;hor~~~~M~ae~G~re~g;oriiDe;;a;ler~~~~i~~. Gallipoli1 interior room Now Logan Jact!iCin 75, Wellston 47 RJ:tlne 83, Rutland 48 It Can Be aru:i without IDCrl/ioing an inch llkN FRA."'CISCO UP - INID Yellow or white c--. StDint•" tt. .t back. • ·s· Where Your Confidence Is Justified E. Main St. compression, and of almost complete freedom from vibration. • . • -- - - - $45.00. • • AT HEATH METHODIST CHURCH SOCIAL ROOMS ' Middleport, Ohio 5.30 P.M. fil- ' So come In tQ see and sample aU that's new In these . . . .t Bulckr yet STADIUM COATS · · · · · · · $12.45 SUR COAT$ ..~~~~ .. --- · - $6.00 -11ll that's new in styling-new In ride and !>andltng-n-lil ~ performaDce--new in roominess, safety, luxury and fun. Warm !aney woolens, quilted linings. Reg. Gabardine quilted lined zipper front. Reg. values to •21.50.~ to:.l·~1:,4.;:95!!:-~-------'7:-::: .Do that-befom another sun sets! and •N... Aclocnotol Vorl<b!. Pitch l)fnojlow It tho ·" ""' """""""" llodci l>ulld. """'v- ll II """""'-lon llc.dmo.t..., oollw SjMciol. s.,., •"" c"""""...,....., .. - - - BOYS SWEATERS · · · · · · · · · · $2.00 WOOL JACKETS · · · · .. · · · · $9.95 Coats, slipover wool and orlons. Regular to Hea'Vy woolens. and nylon<. Reg. to $19.95, TICKETS $1.00 from any Rotary Member BOYS DRESS SHIRTS · · · · · · · · ·· $1.35 CORDUROY TROUSERS · · · · $2.95 Putel.• regular f4 .9~ and .3.95, AU clean. Hea'Vy and pinwale. Pinks included, Reg. up to .7.911. • Many, Winter Items -;- Don't Miss This dearoncel • • .r' ----------~--------------~1 • (This Advertisement sponsored by a frlolld) 500 t. Main St. •rt h: IW,.e,u;;;;·'"; lJU0-0001 STORM DOORS WE CARRY COMPLETE LINI OF BUILDING NEEDS PAINT *LUMIER *MAllS INSl!I..ATIOII- SHINGLES HOGG & ZUSP.AN MATERIALS IMtORPOitATED In '1'lle BartOl Mao City I YOUNG, IS SOME- TIMES ·F AR MORE C!aElRFUL THAN TO BE 40 YEARS OLD" •(Au11tor'utome Joelow) Geriatrics is a new sci· ence that concerns itself with helping you to gro)Y old, happier and he~lthler·. Your age is ~tow numbered, not by Jour years, but .by bow well you lire taldlljr care of yoW'8elf. . Correction of: vitamin /fe-e flciendes, prOper :&!~. and rlaht thiilking are impOitt• I The luxi.Jry of big-car styling. ant. Your phy- iia,n=re. IICl"ibe the p~. , .. due that wiJI' ~~ou ... live longer, I .n'_~ · ey, really to ·S . ' < , . , tbese iJnportanU to : ter living. comfort, performance ••• all yours in the low-price Plymouth I • YOUR PHYsiCIAN CAN PHONE 9 '> WHEN to'U NEED A MEDICINE • Pick up your prescripllon if shopping near us. A great many people entrust us with the responsibiUty of filling their prescriptions. May we compoulld youro? SWISHER-LOHSE DRUG STORE E. Mlln St. $5.95. • ( Pai'IC'ake~. Syrup, Sausages, Coffee) Januory 25th ' II============~=== ~!.~:!ela !d~.!!!s. :p t: I •• Vtn Meter n e was a life Jon& ..:o111munity until 1 few AIJO when went to dau(lhter, liln. Erma \\ Ltt FaU... I • This group has double and single breasted styles. See these =·g Pomeroy WitiJ the quiet but Intense Pat· teraon It ia a matter of both pride and pocketbook. He knows tbat a bout with Marciano might produce the greatest ,gate of all time, yet hb: hope thaflhe Brockton Bloek- FRIDAY MEN'S SUITS · · 1f2 Regular Price .s28'95 ATflftD foDa St-ll'e'l'll Y. A. NEW YORk uP - Heavyweight .ebamplon Floyd Pattenon today ISsUed a challenge Lo retired \ Roek Marelano to "come back and fight" PANCAKE SUPPER Reg1lar Coatnp to $50.00 · · ·· .. · .... · · · · · · ·.. · · ...... $33.95 - w. lOth year in the National Football laid claim today to Sandy Sad· League. ler'til vacant featherweight claamplonship but faced ttie prospctt of ClfiCAGO UP Carlos Ortiz at leaSt one bout before gaining ru1ed 111 tbe favorite today for his 1rol:;f:;lc;::i•;;:l.;re:.:i:;co;:::n:;:lti;::o::n:;,._____ scheduled lO.round lightweight II bout with tJobby Rogers. "TO BE 70 YEARS Rotary's $24•95 They're the 3. , - COLLINS JEWELRY And it's action that's $parked by a brilliant new 364-cubic-inch VB en~e, of record-high horsepower and Firat time you twist 'round a comer or snake into an cune, you1lleam bow this new Buick's new lowness tameo th• turns. How It snugs the car to $ ft.., With lweal.., $45.00 able and obedient and .full-range in "Drive,"' <>ven wlthoot a owitch of the pitch, that the need fur "Low" is virtually eliminatod. you11 !1001\ learn that this sleek new lownesi doeo more than add beauty to the Buick look. It bring• new peatness to the Buit:k ride. A11''" hi• aeventh aeason with the San NEW YORK UP - European Franclsto Forty Nlner1 and bi1 champion Cherlf Hamia Of France You get action that stems from the l718tant response of an advanced new Variable Pitch Dynaflow' so But AMHERST. lll•"· - &o1court, extenllon Jpeclahlt m horticultur-e at the Univenlty or 1 Mass1chutettl reported that he "eontratted 1 terrifk poison lvy rash while belping with our sthool horticultural show," tdding : "you can imagine my embarraument." Tittle today signed a contract for That's because these sweet-handling, sweet-riding beauties give you the lowes! center of gravity in Buick anniils-bom of a brilliantly engineered new chassis that "nests your ride low and steady asyo11go, in FACI Morning Star .d the road. How it cuts down the sidesway. How it gives you U1e safe-and-sure-footed steadiness of four wheels always on the road. But the core of this new Buick's story is the actio11 you get. aiG (HANGI ·'tb a:ame Wl CHICAGO UP - There is only eight 1tralght attempts at ~e I one Amerie.an-born player in the Rllt!•nd basket._ All .were aood. Natlona] Hockey League- today ~c1ne fans jok~agly reported the but lbc Chit-ago Black Hawb once f1rst boy that miSsed wa• expetle(] fielded 1 tet.m made up entirely from ll('hool toda~! . Who that of United States players. clown w-as who m1sf1red on the n'l nth lhot is beins kept a secret. This Racine club, paeed by tWo WILLARD TALLEST 1.,_year"ld 10phomore1. two iun· NEW YORK UP - JeS!I Wiliors, an11 tw,o seniof& all six of tatd, 'f,:ho ttood 6 feet , 7 inches. •bam bit in the double seortng wu the tallest of all hea11yweight coluinn 1a1i night and do it reau· ebampionJ while Primo Camera, larly, does not use the spray sys. who fought at about 265 pound•, tern of shootings. "ney don't take · wa1 the heaviest. ehame1, work.ini the baH either by pasaln" to a breaking mtte Or GROVI WON 300 by individual fineue to within 10 PH1LA.DELPHIA UP _ Lefty to 12 feet of the basket. Grow won 300 major "league Then a dead!y accurate JJUDP James and won 20 games in eight push ~bot by an)l of the six "'""' MUOtll but he never managed to ally d11heartens opponenf:t. piteb 8 no-hf't game during his 17 Rutland showed great lmp~ve- )'ears In the big leagues. ment Tuesda.y ni~ht offens1velv I but t.be Devils could not overcome the effective reboundinlt' of the two 6' .ophomores, Adams and of BelJefantalne were· kcent Rue- Salser. Rutland gO\ one ~banee eael':. Ume. U it Among thmre who attended at! of their dauJbt.er, Mrs. ~il4red !lt the batket wasn't good, Racine had the ball. lble •nd family. Morning Star Sabbath School the the first half the Tornadoes In past year were l .,..ho attended 45 Mr. and Mn Chas. Ihle have rnade 19 of 31 shots. 1n the last Sundays' or mdff' and reeeived attendance pina. For pm-tet tattend moved Into the boule -vacated lasl half tllrey hit 15 of 27 . Tbe vlctOJ'.y cinched a tie for first place (Or ance for one year was LOuise Fish· August by John' Ihle arid family Rat!lne in the county leape. Le1ter Baile._v has been substier; 2 years were Ellen Shuler an1 Raeine reserves earned a 48-3:5 Delmar Hamm; 3 year were Phy· tute mail carrier on the Miners. v-ictory over the little Red Devils \lis and Charles ·Jhle and ·D elores ville Route the Past month. wiLh Ed Chtpman netting lfl for Raeuter, and Mrs. Bertha Holter the winners. German and Grate Charles Jhle and Clart lhle each had 7 for Rutland. for 5 yeirs. were calling on Mr. aDd Mrs SCORING Keith Woods and family have Chas. Holter of Athem, last week. Ratine, Graham 'T·1·lft; Sals~r _moved from the .Deliver Jlolte: Several from this place attend· 4-2-10; Adams -4-3:--li ; W~lfe 7+18; farm to property at Minersville. ed the bnsketball game at Pom e-Birch 6-2·14; Powell 5-1-1 t; BeeMr. and Mrs. Norman Heilman roy one nigM the past week. gle 1-2--4 ; McDade o-o--o; Chapman IJ-0-0. Totals 34-15-83. Rutland Eads 4·2·10; Graham 42-10; Turner 2·1-5; L. Dugan 7-(). Todays Sport Roundup- ., - ~ ~ter ~iPt l'I~U· ilo the ring is 14 ; D. Dugan S--1·7; Rife 1-0-2; NEW YORK UP .:..... The S · odfl!FtJ:sJfe to- prove bis own Carson 0.0-o; Justice 0-0-0. Totals 21<1-48 Broadcasters Assoeiation An- greatn~ss. nounce4 today it had voted phtques of merit to heavyweight No Pitl!burgb player is being champ:tm Floyd Patterson, pro asked to takt~ a salary cut this footb1:11l star Frank Gifford and year and a ehuice few, like little Olympic 800-meter champion Tom Elroy Face, the workhorse or the Courtney. .Pirates' buUpen, are receiving whopping -big rai!Je&. a•o TODA~SPORTSROUND~ Yours road cleGrance. The Boss Says- No Carry Over So We Must Sell- Regardless of Price ~ " ·. j Sport type with button down collar in front and back . bell in lhe back nearly four inches - and, mind you, with mme . I NOW $22.95 Spring the I \ I -< \ P1bn Beaeh & Merit tlotlalDc REG. U9.95 IVY LEAGUE JACKETS Lower than any Buick In history-by ns much as • 1 . d Rac:.we opene • By Llgbl Weight - ette of their modem sports-car styling- EVERY PIECE OF WINTER STOCK MUST GO Racine 'Hot Five' Make First 8Shots As Tie ' Cinched For County Loop Tide II • ly Chet tuMhlll b.. · 1' By Quarter1: -me·s rampaJIDI ornadoel Jlatine 22 44 70 83 look their 1)\h straieht victory Tuesday niJbt over the Rutland Rut 1and 11 Z4 40 4~ Red Devlll on the Rutland court Onieiall, 8y('rly and Gas! 83 to tB and e1ie.ftd witb a fantartic <•ell theclr:ed) IS8 '/1 of their NtCE KOII CARDS thoh. WASHINGTON. UP - Tht>: Wuh· Tbe rhooUne effort raised the ingt.on Senaton s_aid today their Racine seaJOn average to :52• ,;, 11957 tcore-~ards will bt new bookwhich is being claimed in Rae-in'! leU that will make the sco~eeards as a national record over that of otiM>r major league rJu,:• look '!!pan of a:ame~, high tchool. rolleee' "realh bush leaa:ue." or 'Pro . NOW-THROUGH JAN•.31 ' .THIHJ: WlddHt, I 1 7-1 9; •hhop, f t U 9; Smhh, c 6 4-9 If; ~ 1 3.'N: McConkey, 1 5 2-2 10 ~ Norfolk St. Paul ·118 • IN THE DAILY SENTINEL for our new Sprlng Merchandise. Take advantaae of Our Big Sale . fit. Elyria •Catlrolie '19 TIRRijljc fARHEEL LOCAL teto: ,V YOU CAM plainly see, the gorgeous new 1957 .tl Buicks are low-low ro match the sleek silhou· !~!~~n~::':!up ' .rd.. 0!22. Cothocton Saered Hart 1M MWorsbul"IJ 68 SUaor Qnolt 8'7 ehll1 T 111e Killbuck 59 BY NELSONVILLE Smart tweeds regular stock up to f39.50. \ _With but 10. SCORING Plooeer 8\ Caa=nu.rqo 1 - Kenn edy's •L Toled.0 C'·y •"' ,.....; •• ,__ 51 oecon 1 rom~ MIDOLEPORT; Mo"la, I 5 U ~ •• -~ - "''""• ~. AJt4 1-1 a\ file foul line 13; K•nnWr, f 40-8; Bowles, c a. '!'rOY Twp. I!' ~pW W 1~ Bob Neloon, *> Nolan Swack- 0.16; o 5 2•3 12J NeiiOft, g ltoufonl ·8'7 Hollo' f! ' ' l•u•mer led ~arne within 2 1,3 HIIMiy, 5; MoComoo 0 1).1 0; Kelloy New Phllldel~blo . W•it II .f.wo j>Oillll Of • .. •but this W '~; WhiHotch M4; Kltc~an 1· ,_itliVlile &9 · It to .!K> avail ...a ·e ontell en404. Sports '5-6- It' Si•lon, 9·1-19; Lanibert, 10 2 'l'ri!t~l~ - 27-14-68 0-2·20; ~b DiDIA.ellUiUJ POMEROY :1 . Yuuug-. 5212: Stufrltlwan, B-2- 18: will do D--1. &L..t1 ~Mrr· 1 ·llo )lldcllepon n Hawthor nt'. 5-2-12: Wildermuth, .7·2· 16: .Johnson, 0.3-3; , Bu{f.ington, \II'(•Otlairl. ~~o~:~~~ ~~~~ :;"~:~~ Bl * Eastern Drops 2 At Rio Grande; Woode Gets 35 F.ASTERN: l{nl..:ht. ti-0·10; lh~adIcy 4-o-8; Woode 13·9·30; Boyles 1--4-6; Gaul 0;1)..0; Ueh.er, ~t· 0-0-0. , .~ •f.. ·r ~oi.· HIO GRANnE : H Crothers 10-0· 20; C. Crothrr.s U-0-0; Guthrie 1-0 2; Ree9 o.n-o: Garber 14·2·30; rilchfnrdO.()..O; Huwanl 1-1-3 , Caiu 7 2·111; Fad\ev 22·6. ~~~~:,~~~~·~,;~.~·.;, 68 Rutland Clicks But Lack Of Rebounding Hu LOCAL PICTURES LOCAL NEWS LOCAL ADVERTISEMENT LOCAL EMPLOYMINT L()CAL -INTEREST LOCAL COVERAGE IVERYTHING IS - BASKETBALL or 101{ ., ~,":~;..~;~~· a2-14-*'· ~e ,~r:;: ,:~· 1t ...., Ilk•'' •• Bulldogs Hold On, Catch Jackets In COLLEGE I ''' :.:;:;· ,,...khammet ns sorely ilfila'ppOinted last By Geftt, Mlrvln ntaht at l95ini aft~r leading for T,b,e ~ddiP.pOrt Yellow Jacket& ~ loqe and 110 oll. Jffte. too, the on .top I« .e.rt,. three and one .e Jfedi or cold! .... toa.e'ft! of b•lr li1litWii, - ~ . ful or StPam eq),d be teen. ·J iil a.-... si.m~ to ttw '' '"· .ply fth ou't of 01 in last e~ ~·~night b:!.o~. ·:· av untttd ~,... . ..:ull'l:er, we•tren.... !i by ~it lrl~d- • hom~ 'fli'Oili!d. · \IJ'ST u<nfS Vinu that ~ et «~h . 1'tle ·¥~ · .;t~econd place St. Francis (SY) 89 Siena M SwtHt; could still criD ~ tbt Ba~ . · 111teld 43-41 with CaniliU9 70 St . Bonaventure ea rpme. _A Ugbt -in tda.eyes oJ:»o4es -Jl1 1 4~ Wfr.~ Glbt hard foUght SOUTH -for !dturt opponents ot t\t J"·ek- .eonf:tilt. -~~tlatrealter , CenGeortia Tech 81 Aubu'rn 7• · eu. ~lll know t'bey've been m Iter .a~ 'D\Iw.,-._~ paced hts . Florlf'la A&M 82 Beth-Cookman 'ft the I'IDI with • fieiiter , alter fll· JCI.uliCI iiD the -~ departJqeDt Loui!dana Col. 18 Southern St. 81 tiiU'e &imee. Tbe -.JHOtl eoal.d 1 wd;)l ~6 pqi,aJ:i, _~llied out. The Memphis St. fl9 Tenn. T.eb 'It realJy rouJKI IDtCI lhiJJt ~Willi lixlh ~~ slDm. scorer was MIDWErt tile lut bal'f .play. rfmoYed ~ \lie pme early i• St. Thom. (Mlnn) 1111 lbrq~etle 118 Wl~h Uleml tllf: ~ ~ Wfth four foull Indiona Tch. HI! Elltfm ID. tl ..n-a "'ta ·~ 'ntiim untU the .,.. Worrenb•fi ~\,;'· Mo. IlL 11 .L ' d } li!Jill\!1 tif llie lldrd frame. <::ell~J:Oia ,!!1!1\h'Dl the VietorIdabo H W~tlhll\o'n &tate 17 lout ·~~-· ., _ -~• five in the t o par as he collected only three foul shots throughout thl:! the ~tanding:o of the SEO !'!ague , [rll_l· lie al~o had several turn· last night, liB they lo~t to th~· overs and that's IIOmeth ing he front running Nelsonville Gre) . normJlly (!OeJn't let happen . hounds by a tcore of 81 -68 on the It t·•'J k a red hc.t laSl half which 1 · Nelsonville (loor. ~aw th1· Hounds hittmg on 59 per Thus. Lhe Nelsonvil le ((• am got een1 nf their shots to spell defe~t sweet revenge for .11n ear:l er 5443 fu;- thp Panthers who h<td made 11 lo 5 ~ to the Panthers at PomN o ~· · nten•sti ng: until about two m ;n· :'\evertheles.s. the Panthers put u;> utes ]('ft in the game when li ll ie a battlo:! all the way and the gamr I l\aron Buff•ne- tnn. the Panther~> ' wa~ """<'h ,..,oser than the sro n ' I 'hvmaker. fouled out. night indicate. · '\(' 1 HOIIVillt> quickly jumped intf' In fact at llCIIeral points throu:;h ·; 7-0 IP<~d in thf' opening minute~ t'1e gaml' it lookPd as If the T'Jn- ·•f th(• !Pnlf' but th(' Panthers. h.•d tbers were on their way to a sec- ' 1\' fl ...: JunLor Hawthorne, cam•• ond vil'torv over the top· ra!Prl roaring back lo tru l only by one GreyhoundS. The nu -riddcn Pan- point at 15-14 at the end the then ~_gan to slow down In the fir st qu<~rlcr. • final ~iod . though , and the: A rrec throw by Bu£finllton tied Hounds pulled away to a com· t up in the second quart-er " fortable victory _ then 11 field I!!Oal hy Larry Wilder· The story t>f the game perhap ~ muth shoved the Panther• in to n rests on ~ T Johnson 's illness. lead which they held until the Johnson, who has been the number se~ond half During that eccond one ACOrer for Pomeroy all sea - quartl'r the Pomeroy boya held 11 son. had had an attack of the nu five -pnin t lead on two or LhreP but played anyway. It could easily oera•don~ but the Hounds pullc•d be seen that t he big boy wag not to within one point, 33-32, at halftime . Tom McQuaid's field 10al al lhf' outset of the thlrd quarter put the N&hnnville team back into the lead and this time they kepi it However. the Panthen pulled to within three polntt several timf's and trailed by lour at the E>nd of the t hird period . F.utPrn High cagen lost a dou· A u•ll•nt •ffort by Buffington blchc-adrr Tuesday nlgt.t on the Rio Gr11nde noor, 83-77 tn the var- In the fourth JM'riN kept the P•ntity !J.ame and 33-43 in the pre- tiMrt on the h.. t. of tht Hound• lim inary l'e!!lt:'rve match . llown urttlt the flnel t.... mlnut11 Two mainatays on Coach Hartsel of ,.l1y when Buffington fouled podrill'a team, Whitlatch and out. Johrtaon, who tt.d weakened nue and colds. Bia; Clair Weode, co.,slder•bly, hid llr..dy left the fu~ and co1d1. Big Clair Woode, lflme, stellar Eoslern center, only de· McQuaid was high for the clded he could play at the last Hounds w1th 20 while John Sisson, minute. He made 3' points, how- hil ling consiste ntly on his favoreve-r, to pace both varsity t.eama Ite jump shot. talHed 19 point! In th&~ department. for the Panther s. tt was Sisson'~ Et18tern nev~ got off the ground six rielrl go3 ls in the third quarter though they trailed only 21·13 at thai kPt•t tlw Panthers In thE' thll rnrl of the quarter. By half. ~a rntl . time Garber and Crothers or the Jl'l'ry Stufflchea n hart 18 for Rio me n had piled up a 38-22 edge. Nel..;onville whi le Larry WilderGarber tallied 3ft points during muth and lluffington eueh had the evening-, l'Tothen 20. 'Eutt·rn meets Racine Friday 10 for th(' !'anthers. Hawthorne, night on the Racine floor ln a pl u.ving gofld ba ll for the Pll!!f rour malrh tha t will !lt'tl le tht• cou nt y ~amt•s . ranw thro ugh with 12 tille for Racine, If the virtory goes po ints and a I<!Ootl r eboundlnR game. that W~Y'l'l 1 Score~; ~. 1 c~p A.D ailing Pomeroy P&nther ball c!ub dropped tnto third pllil!'f' in Tornadoes Take 13th Straight~ Hit 58 Per Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan, 23, 19~7-5 4-~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Jan. 23, 1957 You see at a -glattot-this is a big car. A darl-~m o(lth sweep of slisb!ning !lleel, a full 17 feet from bumper to gleaming bumper. And so "ompletely new it will -~tay new for years! /. \ Torsion-Aire Ride that melt! away bump!! and ruts. You're " floated" over the highway, with n~ver a sway wtu. you turn, never e dip when you stop. No other low·price car has il! The roughest road turns to veh·eL But slide behind the wheel cf this higgeat of low-price cars to really appreciate the ad-nr-w Plymouth's mighty size. There's headroom to ipare . .Hiproom and legroom No intetior spade WBI sacrificrd when Plymouth de~<igned tbi11 low-eluns heauty- e,·eu road clearance remains unchan~. And performance ? This Plymouth is loaded with GO. You can command the highest standartl V -8 engine in the low·priee three-now a mighty 215 bp! Under perfect cootrol with all-new super -safe Total-Contact Brakes, and the ea5e of Push-Button driving. saio". Pomeroy Big-car comfort, too. in the amazing steadines! of new See and drive the low-price car with tl1e mOlllt big-car value at your Plymouth dealer's today . PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Quotation by Oliver Wendell Holmes (1809-11194) Copyri&bt 1956 (11 W4) -- WHI!N V011 DRIVE A ' ·. ' VOII'Riif 3 Fl/1..1.. YEARS AHilAIJ �WANT ADS • ' ~---- · - Legal Notice ( 17) HelpWanted Loyal Bereans Meeting Held Tuesday Night =::-::- - - ISHED 3 Room Apartment NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE laM I eeata per word, oae la- Fl'Rl\' and t hree ; let>ptng rooms. Phone In pursuance of th~ order of the IIIJ"tia lllntmwa cbari& 50c.388-Y 1 22 3tc \ Probat• · Court of \f1•1g~ County ' et~ttl pet word fOI" three COli· 1 Oh111 I Will ufft•r for ,..rlt at puhhc H't'Vlhe IDSettiou. MID!tl.E ACt-"D LADY to stay I aurtw:t ~.t1 t h1• Jl1h d-' ' of F•·b6peeW -oLe month for- ~ ceD't.l Yo'l th f'l•lt l l} ru upl(> ill l'<~dmu!> 1 ruilr!o-. Jlfl7 i.!l 111 • u ,, ·I ll ;~! the per - d . (Jhlt• l ~I! 511 from 9 UO J m. I 1 doOJ uf ILll' ~tt'lg~ , uunl)' Court hll rak or z c-euts per word will I 4 00 P 111 Aftl'r 4 00 cal l lt ut House thr folluw11 .'' descnbed be charged for a.dvertblng If not land 2-11363 I 22 Jt c real f'~tiHc ,.,tu~ t t·d or~ rh 1• rrm nty p1d far befar-e the 2Mb of eacb of Me1 gs, Stale ttf Olllo. to Wit. month following insertion lnvr11 in A<hert:l!lDI-Should botSJtualt>d !n the Tu>~ m lup o f reported immroia12Qo . Tbe Daii.J C he~lcr, {_ (HIIIl .l of \1t'l"' an d Seotinel will net be responstbl• WA NTED - Full t tme housekeep· ~tat~ of o'uo , u r wrt \ ommene· for more than one inCOlT't)Ct if.lt>r nur~c Nme h ours o rr lrlg 28 chatn, t.tud 7U l! uJ..s s 1 u! h sertlon. Wt:>Ckly LOIS c~cd, 6270-X from t he Nortlu·a~t ('urrot•r of ;arc or fbaltb ADd !iped41l No. I 21 3tc Scelron No 23. Towrr j\,r ] f{ange tic<es of EveoLi prlntf!d at re1u --------~---- No 12 of Ohro l orupil !ll ~ i'ur· Jar clauified ntes Obituaries LUt IJLJ~1r1e:o,~ .)ervt L ~ ehasf>, lh•·rw1· Xuu tn 77 dC'g. 1 pqbli.dhed .. t 1 c~nt per word. We:o;t 14 l ~arns .:md 76 lwks, QU!CK SERV~ oa Watcb a.. th ence 1\orth 'l !lr~·r clr (hiiins pat.nQII by Factor"' Trtdned lhe m·c NorLir 65 dr g \\est Etgh~ A/ 3c Stnley Bryant watdu.nlk.!t . COUJM~i 1EWJi. (8) c h•ms :uHI 92 Jrnb , thcucc omplete WHJ!:EL iUH·N.n:NT, LEIIS. \-3-tf South 17 dr11rn~ <nLd :.!1 lmk~ h • A / 3c Stanley Bryant, son of Mr ba.:ar.ciq and brate lerYH!e l t·m ~' &Jut h I :Jt 1 1 n rII i degrees and Mrs •ohn Bryant Mrddleport RADJlJ & TEL!!:VlSION SERVJCF Fhcbtt'• SafetJ Senica.. Wut and 30' W I'~\ I,..'' r·h"m · · " at the Wrtght~Patter ' · .. ~. th em ·I' rs stationed -' Pbooe 200 Cleland ,ln~lta~Jot~ lbi.D. 8b'Ht, Pomeror, Obio. South 15 dq.,: F -~~ ~ 3 l'hatn:. and son Air Force Base, Dayton. Store. 118 W. MaiD St., PomeroJ 50 llrrk:s . 1rwru~· Sout h HI dcg He graduated from special schoolIAYI DON'T YOU KNOWf :1-:ZS.tf Bakcr'a will give you the beat :a s~ . 4 chall;~ North 78 (lf•g E;ost 1 lnK at Chanute Air Force Base on c aws. 'wrH·t• No rt h 3 dt:g. December 11. and had a sixieen trade on furniture or appllan- FOR.&IIAN 4: ABBO'IT T.V. 3EBVICE AU m•k,- Re~lred bJ El Eh s~ 9 char'1s, ttwrwl' East 27 day furlough at home before re· ees. 4-6 tf pert TeehDir\1.111. Pbooe 82ft Y c ams and 9_0 lrnk .~ to the F:a ~ t portln& tn Dayton. lltddlepor1 8-JA..tf hne of sa1d Scctwn . thi:'n cc North He 18 classified as a meehanJe~J '1 SAVE ON YOU R SH~"'E np8lr Jt 1 ~. cham!! ond 50 lr nks to lhc an:essones and equipment repair· WF. WISH TO EXTEND OUR Pace t•f ht"~ lnrHr~g Save and ex- man . A/3c Bryant graduated in Racine Shoe Sho~ 26 ac res 111 thP Sou theast 1956 from Mtddleport Htgh School. smcet e apprec1at1on to the many , cept 1 30 corner of the Northeast l."uartcr fnends, ne;ghbon, and relattves - - - - -1 of Hald Sect LOn 23. now owrwtl hy for their kindness and expres...... n~urunLtC K Wel ls Tht· part eonveyed -'U b Sions of sympathy dunn!'l the recent illnes~ and death of our he- Barnea-SimptV)f.l Insurance Ageney. herP tn con l <~Hlli\J.: 2.1 uert·~ murc Middleport ~~ ITtAutomobile-- or les-;, !wtng h!,ul\d(•d h\ Sh~ d l' loved wtfe and mother , Mrs Stel P.ont\l; PhCMtlil 8315-X 8-21).trf Htvc r. t'x' (", Jt 01 1 the :-~ .. , 1h .... ,1 I lit E Bee~Je We are espeCia lly ... " NOTIC& OF PUBLIC SALE , bemg known .~~ 111 1' "U1': J!ow grateful to Rev L R Carmichael 1 OMPLF.Tio. lnsu··~n· Ptl!ot .~uo, 1 11 nd d r vlscd to fo~;,n : Lfr b} Wtll or , In nursuan(>e of ttte order of the Rev Rtchard A Young . He11 V. Life, Auto. Fu ... P~w f: al! n r. Ha!'olrl W~:ll ~ Probat~ Court o£ Metgs Count)', Wesley Jenkint'l, the smger~ . the \!ill". MlddlE"pnrt '·h.ln Said mal t•s tatt• Is stt uatt·d about OhiO, I Will Qffer for sale 3t public p1amst and pallbearers who took one nu le Sv utht·,• ~ t of Chester, ,uH·Lwn on the ·13th day of Febpart in the ~rvu:es and to those Kt'Oi Oh!o. ruary , 1957 , at 10 00 a m., at the who sent ilowers, <t18o to the Ra· :Satd prcmtsf's ~rc appr<tist•d at ' door of the Meigs County Court cme Chaptl'r of 0 E S. No. 134 FARM - 120 at·n·s 7 room ho u ~e. $l050 OU anol t!Jl• terms of thl' 1 House, the following described lor 1ts sperial sen·1ce Guy large burn, ot ht r out buildmgs, R. Bee~<:le and family 1 23 1 tp t1mt.t>r 11 t\11 , pll-nl) water, un· sale arc r<~sh 1n hand on the day real e~tate situated in the County af Meics, St11le of Ohto, to-wit: rlt•r $701MI 00 Al ~ o - BUSINESS u( the oalc WE DE.SJ!l£ TO EXPilESS OUR BEHN .~/UJ V l•'lfLTZ Sttuated in the TownS'hlp of suitable f11r !'o.JUplt• , well equipslnCI"te thanks and appreciation Adl!lllll !>l l' ator de bn nJS non Chester,, County or l'Je~gs, and ped, uwncJ has other busines~ to our many frtends and rela of the E~tale of L1l!tc State of Ohto, to-wl! Comntenc:and says "'icll Earl D. Mender tives for the kindness shown u~ Wt•lls dt• cca~crl 111~ 28 chains and 70 lmks South Sr, Jl e<t ltur Pt•lJ r'l f P<trker, during the 11\neu and death of 'lJ 16. 23 30 l~l ti 4tc from the ~ortheast corner of Ag('JJl Pu mc1 •1y . Phont• 201. oor father , James CurtiS. to the 1 Section No . 23, Town No . 3, Range 1 23 ltc staff of Meigs General J-IOIIJHL<tl, LIVESTOCK REPORT No. 12 of Ohio Company's PurRev . ..H. M Grove and tht· Ew· SIX llOO\ol lit\\ SE, \11tldlcpurt, t'INCIN~A 1'1 J rha~e. lhi"Jtce South 77 dt:g. 0 1 1ng Funeral Home and ror the eXC(•\Icrtt luC',J tlotl. Call 6080-J : stuek · ' t 1 LJ~(·· WPst 14 chams and 76 Hnks: beautiful floral offerlng:-; H , thence North thret' (3J chams · bllfort• ;1 311 p II\ I 23 6tc The c urtis F'am1ly ogs 2.::!00 , hurruws and j.plt:. thence No'rth 65 deg Wf'!!t Eighi 1 23 ltp ;~o~~ly ~5c- 'll'uwt'J, 100 22~ lh 19 25· (8) chillns and 92 link s,· thence 220 -· 1 ~ 11 ~ ~9 19 2.J 2~5-25fl South 17 ::: hains and 21 hnkA, lh' 75 10 2 2 0 (8) NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· 2 325 {11 17 50 • lb 1115018 75 thence South Elc\l c n (II) degrees 1956 PONTIAC Star Chief 4 dr. d ' · !8 , sows fully til lW1> and 30' Wt:>~t 12 chains· thence lNG ON INVENTORY 17 Sedan . Very low mileage. A real C own boors st f'ad.~ ~ ~ 10 7'5 South 15 de g Basl 3 l-h~ms and Probate Court, Meigs Ct ,unty, Ohio "cream pufr" . Blacttnar's, Pom· heif~~llc .~110 (a'w·s lflO ~ltoc r und 50 hnks; fhence South 81 deg. 10 the l•:xN·ul or ur Admlfl!Stra· ero y $2595.00 I I Ylalltn)<!s mod('t otll'ly ll<' I East 4 challiS North 78 deg East tor and tu s111'h of tltt' following 1 17 Bt f~vc, sc ud)' !v S! lot\ i!:, hj•st nutlets chains; thnncc North 3 ' dec. ·- - - - c _ I as arc n's\denl s •,f th{' State ol c~!ss~~O Ill~ I I h. othl r ~ la u~ ht cr E<~st 9 chanu~; thence Bast 27 1950- ~ 1 ton Jo'm·d 'J'JIU CK , t•)(i'e l· Oh w ~un1vt11g ~pou~t · , tr any, · ~ t c,\ol .v <ul lci •·ows not chams anU qo ilnk ~ 10 lhe East lt> nt ('OJJd lt lon . Phone T\J -4414 , nt•Kt of km twrwft (· JarJ<'s unde r ~eft!~~-; !lt'~! sa l<·~ Ttt P~;I<I\ , f•·w l\ nt.' of said ScdJOn lhellre North New JI,\ VI•n. t 22 3\c t hr- Will . 1f un}. lhr- uttornl'y or UH c OJ<'!• hOU lb htlfPrs 2[) ollu• 1· d ] k -~ --- -------- · altonw~~ r('l ll l' ~l' !lt l !l !,! any of the loads and Jot s g o od 7 110 IJUU.Ih 17 , 11 c 1l UIIIII a~ 50 1n s to .the 1 1955 fo'ORD VO Ranch Wagnu New aforcml·ntwnt•jl per ~ on~ llJ , load a\• Ia:.:•· tn high gu,ijl IJOO ~ ac,c 2~f bcsnn.llngh, Sa\t' and exBuick lr!l de-in . Fordomallc. Yuu ;1n~ hi'll 'hy nn!J fl('d lhitt on lb hPifer 1B., ~ ccp J acres m t t' Southeast 1 t $1005 00 B\acltn11r's, Pomcr,oy. the 14 d.l)' of .laJHIUr} 1957 , an rn; UllO lh ~~:.,., .. ~;ll,HI ~ h~:~.:\lr:l ~~~~r I COfiH'I o,r the Northeast Quarter 1 • nl s.ud :::!•·elton 2:l now owned hy __ _ _:1~1:_:7 6tc v~nlor y ~nrl 1\ppr;u.~t·mcnt o( the U I I Il IY :1111 I eiHllllH'!t'l:d I'I IW~ tO :J(). K I " ' Wei s. lht· p:1rt l'onve}eri 19~5 BLIJ('K Special Ulx 2 dr rslutt• uf I· JI ,J I. Arrhl'r , dt't·caned , 12 , rutlt'l' to 1111 nm,.rtw l 1 II 14 l Sedan Low mileage One curcful late oJ lto~t llll', Ohw 1n ~;u d Coun ty 157 :>, 1.:0\Hl •ll ld l'illllf(' I t·~::. , : 22· 1 IH'!I' I!l lUlllMrlln g :!5 acres, \II Orc 29, f(' w l'hott't• o~ url Wll 1, 311 :n I Ol It• ..... hem~ htJuJirll••! by Sha•lc !oral owner $l995 oo. Bla ett- w.1 s fllt• tl 111 t lu s Cuurl H1vN, ('XC<';'l on tht• North, and nar's, l'ornl'roy , 1 1? 61 c Jlcannu tHJ ~aid lnwntory and f(•w good <~Jouurl <ll)l.) lh ;.11111 ,~ bt•Jng know n as tht• ··ox Uow" Appra\ st•mt·ut will IJ,. hut! bl'forc 17 1955 PLYMOUTH Dlx. 4 dr Sedan thts L'ou t! on tlw 1st day of F'ch· Sh!•!•p IOU , Sll\ aJl Juts ~ ~~UJ.:htc-r ·1\ld df'VISf'd !o Grantor by Will of Spoii<'S! two tone blue fmlsh. ruary 1007 :1 t 10 1/dock a m l~m.bs ~\(•adv to strong J.:!IWd uud 11,\rolcl Well~. Om• lontl owner $1305.00. BlaetEKt't'ltlwus lht'l'l·lo mlty be fdPd cho~t·t' 75-110 Ill woolt•d lambs IB S.11d n•:.l t'~ tate Is sl luntc Hhrmt tnar'fl, 11omeroy. 1 17 6tc by any mlt•J' I• ~tNI party at any 20 , few ht•,d fa!l ~hofll I ' W"~ ,,,,,. ,,,,,, Southeast r ('h . dy :3 -:i. ' o ester, --~ - - tune prior to hw days before the 511 11 Uhto t~4 BUICK Century 4 dr. Sedan date set for hcnnng. Ukc n<·w in appearance. DynaWITNESS 111y signature and the S.ud premises are appr,tist•d at Slow Dn11e. $189li.OO. Blacltnar's seal or said Court, this 14th day $W50 11(1 ami I he terms of 1he ~~ero! . 1 17 6te of Ju nu<~ ry 1957. ~:111 arc cash 111 hullll on the tlay ,o~s RUICK R~,~ .d~ma 1 te_r_C_ ov .-Cpe JOHN C HACON of the sale. Pcrlert condition. Dynaflow, Judgt• and Ex Officio Clerk H~:HNARD V FULTZ power brakes, steering $l 39li .OO. liy Mary Olive Ingraham /\dni iuistrator de boms non Blaettnar''l, Pomeroy. 1 17 6te Cbl<'f Deputy Clc•·k (1) 16, 2J, 30, Jlc of the cslatc of Ltllie I•• ~ofi.INI of klA.OA.CME. NlUMoH . Wells, deceased. OIA., NIUAlTII ,..,tii11TANIA.CM T A II 1-fl 1 Ill 16, 23, 30, (2) 6, 41c L.ITI or POWOI:fU ITA.NIIACM ,, I ( 18) Employment Wanted Th j· Lo ) a t Berea.ns Class met at th•· t "un·h of Chnst Tuesday c1• n n~ w1t; Mrs. Clarence Me:· f'oit·a l prC»Idmg Mrs Edgar Allens· wnrlh was lt>ader of tht devotional ser • tt·c and read a poem "Prayer for a I'T1end" with Mra. Georae (' hild~ g1vmg the Scripture lesson ;t n~ l \l rs Fred [. Gudner, the OP•'nlng pr~<~yer Mrs Allensworth Jlomn R1ce and Mr. and Mrs 0 . E Mr Kmley 8ang a quartette, "11(''11 l.T nderstand" to close the I I SCfV JCC A ront rlbutJon wu voted for a worthy !.'»:USe during the meeting and Mrs Walter Bunce gave the clmun~ prayer . Mrs. Allensworth'• birthday wah observed and those reported ill were Mr. and Mrs. L. R W1ley and son, David, Mn. Roedell Steffy, Mrs. Smalley and Mea. Swisher. p.....,. -------- 1 I A s.alad course was !lerved to eighteen members by Mrs. Doyle M11ler and Mrs. Ed1ar Allena.worth. 12! Card Of Thanks 1 1 Mrs. Owen Bratton Is Hostess For Priscilla Circle 111 Legal Notice 121 ) Fstate Legal Notice Auta Sales g0- ui 16 I 1 ·,5: I (/old Nelle/ ol' PAIN Mrs. Owen Bratton entertained cIre1e o ! t he Mis<~1onary Society th e p rl8CI II a B. H. Sanborn of the fo~trst Baptist Church Monday at her new home on First Avenue. Mrs Paul Harbrecht, chairman, prewled and Mrs. Don Betker led the dellohon<tl service which opened lha meeting. Gifts for the Masser School were brought by the memben and Mrs. Uarbrecht and Mrs. John Fu1b Wt'fl' rtiimed to !SSlSL Wlth the So· ctely's rellowship Tea to be held 1n February at the Church. They adOJ•tcG a proJect of remembering hlrlhdays of children at the l'ouuty Home Mrs . Allen Hughes , gave the closing prayer. / . Mrs. Bratton was assisted by ht.•r mother, Mrs Raymond Luman in sNvlng a dessert course. Those present were Mrs Hughes, Mrs. ll~rbrecht , Mrs. Fultz, Mrs . Robert Mills, Mrs Manning Kloes Mrs. Ruth Robin son, }irs. Ra~mond LICIImg, Mr ~ Don Becker, Mn. I (;erald Anth(}ny, Jacquelme Rice, ' J<'rcdd!C Houdashctl, Rhoda Hall, Mrs Hu·hard Owen, Amta F'ultz, Rand v Brt•k 1• r, llolnn M11ls Mich· acl a nd Ste ph en Bratton . ' Atlencl!ng were ~r . and Mrs an d daug h tcr Darlene· Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Bailey and children; Mr and Mrs William Bailey, Mr and Mrs. Bill Buck .Jr. and children, Mr. and Mrs. C. W Buck and Mrs. Howell Pope and son Refreshments were ~cr 11 ed potluck by the guests present. B Aut" 5ervlcM WE BUY ~ol ITRUCTURAL I BEAMS ICRAi' IRON -MIT A&.l OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. (9) Far Sale 1 Phono st• Pomeroy When people suddenly face bereavement the serv1e" uf a trus~ worthy funeral director Ia Jndlaonaabll'l Tht>y also welcome the nformatlon and coun11el receiv- ron. SALE, mixed and Timothy, $20 00 per ton W1Uiam Culwell, IU . I, ('arpentt•r I 22 61p r. 11tro~1ght Trevey-Finsterwald Funeral Home TWO LSED GLASS DISplay rMses 8' lung 3' h1gh 2' feet deep Must ~o . Nel'd space l'rit't•d chellp. Mel&:s Molor ComJlany rhone 6023 In addition they ran aec:ure qu•llt:v mel'thanrlise without extra. Y11&anrr 144 Butternut Ave., MU WARD 25 Tons of CLOVER ALJt' ALFA and Tlmotlo)y hly. J. E. D. Hart· lneer, Pomeroy. 1 1T 6tp -- ano••••• ............. .___. ............. Ill............ ..._,, -1141- - =For - Rent--- Ji"()R UENT - Clclln und choke apartments, call 81'70. P~~~~Nroy, --·--- - ~--- Rodney Downing INSURANCE AGENCY I SLEEPING ROOMS, cloee In town , , 127 Eutternut. 1 1' 12tc 0 Room modern APARTMENT, caiJ Pomeroy 27'-J or Middle- port 6048. !'OT nat - I D tf EJectti~C ateamer, Clinton wallpa.f:tt n.ber1 Mid· ll·l~f dloport. Pb. IJ26li.X. .rw ... - ll:ftllllllll leolfol4 _.., Dn! .......... Cla&lu. cu.t.oa , _ , lll4dlo, arL - .. -.x. . ll·l.tl OK& f ROOII APARTIIEIIT. One 8 rOom ho111e .Newly decorated ln•lde ano2 out. A. N. BenJtl Pomr:roy. ll 1 tf ~- ~--· ---~ iHOUSE Yon ltKNT. furm ... hcrl or unfurni1~d . -' rooms, balh, ga:-., Sec Mari••'s Grocery. Bradbury llJ 23 a~ Fin, Automobile, H•ehh ACCIDENT Llh, Caaualtr and Bon• Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT, ONIO 6136-M PNONES 011 ..-.-~=~=Used em Alllllokeo and Models METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES CONCRETE BLOCKS 990 On your Dial 1 j Your Sunrise I 3 Mil•• North of Pomeroy On Rt. 3:1. Cell Wm. GrvtMI'o lock Sprint• I Dated I1957. (1) this 7th day of January John C. Becon Judge of th• Probat. CtH.Jrt Mel11 County, Ohio o. 16 23, 3tc Save $3.00 pair •OXFORDS •STRAPS To Sunset •Build leH•r For Len"' GRUESER BLOCK CO. t\o lwt• is hereby given t~Ht Wil)l,lm II. W~iteheari whose Pm1t Offtc-r Addres11 b Reedsvillt•, Ohio has hl'rn duly appointed as AdIIIJ!11 strator of the l!:!llate of Emma J\.t Whtlchcarl late af Reedsville 1\lt'lg~ County, Ohm, decC'ased. ' H Ohl• l·2HIIc - J E .r~o~m·c~r!o~y~·~O~-h~l~o~.~~~!!!!~ 1 22 3te O.caaud w ed at Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Administrator Est11t• of &mm1 M. Whltth"d !'•11 ITANIACK Atalnlt Anr Pr1111•••l•9" Y•u'"'' lvtr U11d at farm S H Layman, Buhan· Keno Hoad. 1 22 3tp FURNISHED APARTMENTS. 206 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Phone 378 or 4!5 1 17 6l<' •• STII.N · II .J.C+< to,..blr!u nv•r•t "'•OO:•ull~ .,rowt~ .,,,., nlotvt,.. '"'" ""' . . ,, to ltkt daot . · . Tht tddtd tff.ct • ~•.,•u of theu MUL TIJIOLI '"8"tdotl\t.o br.nei ftolor "'"" Umpltlt rtllel, tll•"ll tl\totl1 tnd h~IIO" ... utllr MCI"'PI"1'~1 !11•11 DO while hravy HENS $1 00 f'at·h lfAY I O"t '"l••d•t"l lor..,u!l Station Roush's Shoe ·s tore N 2nd St. MIDDLEPuttT. OHlO ., ly HIIIWI N. lUND !SIN. M. D. A GOOD n1ght'a sleep might 1lmply be a matter of ha.blt. UncoMeious1y you bulld up io peaceful alumber through your regular llight· tlme routtne, but a brea.llln tbla rout1ne might mean the dlt!'erence between restful aleep and a night of fretful to.u· 1na and turning. & Dr. Henry Dant&lg explalna ln. "Blue Prlnt for Health,'' get· tlng ready for bedtime may be part ot a conditioned reflex or eompulllon eomplez which estab~ Uaba a nightly pattern. Your routines become bablt.a. Without '\hem, rou might not sleep well. lcbe4uW Tra:ID , BJtn though you re not aware that JOU're sleepy, the rumble or a acbed.uled train or t,be blowing ot a factory whll:tle mlgbt be the .apal for you to r~e. Dr. Dantzla' a.J.Tlaea l.hat you follow JOur usual routmea, aince tJonal chore faelng JOU upon arl.sing. You women who uauaUJ put up your hair, and mallt certain eoameUc preparaUona before IO· lng to bed, ahould follow th1a routine nightly, , Aceu~tomed Boutia.• Read.l.ng your newspaper or U.stenJpg to a particular newa broadcaat might. be part of ~·our routine. Raldlng the retrtcerator miJ'ht be a hablt, too. Thb, within rea.sotl, IB aU ri1ht. The ~of rood or drlnt taken before bed.Ume 1!1 not too lmpor ta.nt. MedleallJ. there ta no rea.aon for not ea.tiDJ or drlnklng betore retlrlne. But don't overeat Q'lrllDI your.self can Ktve you JiJ.dtgead and that can prevent a ~ llight'aaleep. U you habitually •count aheep"' 1n order to get to sleep tt' robably a good idea to' co~:Uue. brea.klDc them might live you Even the •practice ot aelt-bJpthe teeJSng that you have forgot- noala or auto-ugge.sUon ab.oul4 t.en tomet.hln&. This feeUng, as be continued 1t it 1a ncceu1'ul JOU well mow, II apt to dl.aturb .;rour aleep. '"-'~_ _,_.,. ~-~ ~ ThelmportantthlDitorem~mber 1s to do the tbJn~ JOU UIU ally do. Mr. and Mrs. Ray GoodniLe and d1ughter railed on Mr and Mrs. Donni~ S l'leild~ of Letart, Sunday. Robert Ohlmger C:iolled on his grandmother Mrs. Bertha Clark Saturday evening. ••i.d\~ 'lJ to aee 1t they are locked, ma.kintr aure the gu jeta lng the doon em the ltlteben range are ot'l and aolng to the baaement to bank the furnace each ennJng, be sure J0\1 complete each tuk before ntlrlng. U rou men c~ma.rlly shave betore you eo t.o ,-,ed, don't let lt tlU morning. You're apt to worry an nllht about thl4 add!- ao --:-----------=·~IQU I,' L. R.: What caD I do to remon moles from my neck? 1 have one about the li.ze ot my thumb. AMwer: Moles should be removed only by a phyalelan, preterably a akin speelallat or surgeon. Certain typea of molea should be lett alone. Your physiclan wlll determine whether or not removalla adYiaa.ble 1n your caae. In• 5'_t...._ ~,.,.Jt-too Chester PTA Meeting Held Monday Night Broad Run Mr. and Mrs l''ranklm Clark have returned to Be11crly. Ohio after spendmg a few days wtth his mother Mrs. Bcrth11 C lark Mrs. Helen Grinstead called on her mother Mrs. Bertha Clark, Sunday afternoon. 1 r;:;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;..;;;;:;;,, NOTICE IIIEJGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS Tbe tax books are now open for the payment of Decem· ber and June Real Estate Tax. Will close Feb. 1, 1957. Clyde G. MIHbone, Meigs County Treasurer ,..,._ BROAD RUN A stork shower was given by the women of the Lutheran church for Mrs. Grace Young. She re· ceived mahy lovely arJH 1 eful g1fts, Refreshments were served to the following : Mrs Alva Luck· eydoo, Mrs. Ruth Goodmght, Mrs. Paul Riggs, Mrs. Luc1Ue King, Mrs Helen Grmstead, Mrs Dons Yonker, Mrs Theresa Ohhnger, Eliza Mrs Gay Southall, Mt·s Roush and Emoaenc Roush. (;ames were played Wilb Mrs Alva Luckcydoo anct Mrs. Paul Higgs winning the prl:.o:es. Elm(·r Donahue grandson of Mrs. Bertha Clark has returned from the Armed }o'orces in Germany to his home here. SHOE • • Calm and Cool but It you're ln the habit of check- QUEmOII' .AJm AIISWD Rei at"IVes Att en d SurpfiSe • party For Mr Russell car I Ba1 Ier Broad Run Are Peaceful Slu.l!'.bers A Matter Of H~i-;it? Chester PTA of ~aStern Local District met January 21. Mrs Sa-muel Michael, president, opened the meetmg w1th PTA prayer Treasurer's report was given by Mr. R R. Gray and Mrs David Koblentz acter as Secretary in the absence of Mrs. Donald Mora. Gray reported on the progress of the huildmg program. He slated that a full day of sehool is ex· pected in September 11lthough I he new high school wtll not be completed until later in the year. Mrs. Michael thanked all who helped with the operetta. State llighway Patrolman W R. , Davis was the speaker · for the evenmg, He oshowed slides on ac· I cidenls and traffic vlol<ttJOHs and I answert'd questions regardmg t he operations of \lch1cles Refreshments of cookies and • coffee was sencd by tbc refreshMr <IHd :\1rs S M Ru ssell, Rut- ment committee. land Uoarl , were surpnscd wtth a party Saturday nt.!(ht at hUt home on hi S 86th birthday 1 THE -D.RlVER~ SEAT 6-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0 ., Jan. 23, 1937 ; • • Nicely Spiced Calm, cool ladylike lines in a pump perfectly suited to Spring '57 - but there"s a delightful dash of spice in the punch·band detail that circles the throat and dou· ble-dips at your vamp. Have yours in smooth black lea· ther or gleaming black patent leather. ••• • Thmk bow amazed Robert Louis Ste11enson, poet-euayist or the late mneteentb c<.'nlury, would be if be cou ld see the modern mue of highw11ys that serve America's 75 .000.000 motorists . In 1896 he wonder'ed about Ute magn(>t·power of a highway, on which only horse-dnwn carriage s and earls WPre the vehicle•. .. WhPn 11. road is once buU.t ," he ,note, "1t I& a stunce thing how ll collec;J:s traffic , how every year as it goes on , more and more peo, pie are found to rlde thereon , and others tre raised up to repair ::md perpetuate it. and ktoep jt alive .'' The ever expanding number of word11 to depceribe roads would be another source or 5urprlse for Stevenson. Even the nt\fe{lt di~ t1onary doe~; not contain all ttte words that ptctun our toads. "Highway" had been In general usage, but nn'\1' it ilf' only one · of many terril$ we all use. There are expreSSway! and JreeWliYs: tHru' ' ways :m~ akyways, turnpikes and toll roada. Silt DO mPtter what they are nl· led, modern hia:bways are vital. They ite indispensable- arterler bf comlnttnication& and transporti· tion. In the Atnerican Sehetn.e, e DAILY ACROSS •• • I . Olol!dreil have thlt C. At a dlltonee 10. Large &rttey o1 htl.l't 11, Widt· mou.th.S jar 12. Nimroda 14. Pertonn 1'\.•Ch&nCE'I t ONLY $4.95 • • We Give Alon1 tht-se r~d• ace bUtlt a vatt numbf-r of buaiiloeues thtt Rohert Lou111 Steven&On would have f(!und out of hi1 range of knowledwe These bUJineues hiVe a:rown u a neee11rary •djunct to nel'enary hlehways . They provide the !evlces needed by rallHon!l of mob!\~ American, every day /Ood , 11heltPr, refreahment, recreation, CQmfort~, souvenirs, !Upplies In faL't , every step taken toward making our highways more moderr: and fas~er incrqasea the need for ttteAe ~rVices, an'd for tb.! notices alone the wi): to motorists tellh1g; them Where they ran be fourio1 and what th~y have to Offl'r. 1 Stevt>nson would marvel at this vttal network Of 'servtc€& for PfDPJ~ on the move - in 'ttationa, restaurant&, etc. - pi'Ovidinf IDIIUon~: e~ jobs and a~co!mtint . for iubte thin ~ bUllo~. a yea! In purchueo.. A~d IMiiftt · ltlslfll man, be would be amAzed t.o Jearn tJiat even ,..bile t~es bUsinesses a Gkoitti lllor• iieee114ary, lb,io are giouj;s th.t are tryiAg ti lllttoi them. Both ln the feder,al ConP:~SB .an~ /.n m•I)I .n.t~, blll1 will b< m rodll«11 tbis l'P' tq eUbe:r rule all prlvati 6Uit.Heilfs off the majar raa.ds or to preyen,t them .frorA ad,\'llrtislnj• tthleh would have the aame eft.aet, Yes, to ·stnett10n . w~d' ndfed the drive of a tree Pottle to raise ap the-it ~dds ,nd ·repiif atid per. petuatr: them, and k~ ttie mbdern n'etWOrlt of roads ttr.t·aat.. -· :·JL;l• .J ' me !! I .'i:oi,·'..I C:I ~I '•I ~-. ;]' .1 ;•.' DOWN 1t. •hoWl! '.".;~·. r.' ~· d ·.r·. ·: 1. warm wtna 19. At ~._!r ··~ lJ t ~l i 11.·.J and enau !•: ·1 .1 1 ~· "1 -4:-i ·4 d1tn11 I. Fdtint of vene (Fr.) 3 roOd loa.Va D>J• ' Sho1bonean tlllllan ~ Equal 9. Pta)'tid Hit trdm rut1t 11. Str&lthten• Jl Man'a nJck· MIDDLEPORT '''"111. to.ltmt J:l. A\ bomt .'1 •; ~ ~~,i ; I h ' H. Kt~· ::ol ' [•lillo..tl il: li : :•:1 :•'.' 111 1~ f'll! '-'l ~ t r.• '1 ; ~ ·~. ~ . !, J ~ne&k Uti t Cbirt} :;l i. f:ll -::1 12. White tro.t 1,, court tenn ~1 11o4rs, · Jl' (Fr.) ia)'if,, 1 ) er. ); !1 y'"''""'' .._._. 15.1li.Vtr 29. Plant !3. Dtrsu H• ..:H'5 :·jl ;·, ! ,_, [.;r.;t.. l kJ :•ll;i ;-ld:.; 21. LlthU 28. AitOI)~~~ S2. M&rc:h· L .~ 1 '1:!: · I I r..~ c • ·:,' P :l iD'J T THt'elliir IHob! ,. author 18, Malt 'DIVer· 8. Wall rtctll 11. Radhtft\ te. !jet S and H GREEN STAMPS · 38. '1'6\Ytirll _.1 8t Me 42: \V"p / ~. . . .~ , L "· &m"PiM "t· ~nr f&tiW.J iwne t4. Upward cutvtl\g of a ahlp'.e plank· tnJ 1!1. SUtch bird DEPARTMENT STORE Just A GGod Place To Trade MUI St. ... omy - they aN! uaed ror the movement ol &oods and 11 retrelltil!lnal CRQ.SSWORD &. PUI!th I H. I I H, Enflith htrhwars are IH'ellne1 ot the eeon- II. Lind Middleport mea.liure ao. J'uhtontd 34. Natlve of outer .epaea 11. Cyclades . ~ RACINE BAPTIST CHURCH ' ,, i , .. •• REVIVAL 18. Greek moun• taln 89. Microphone (.,_ortened) 40 Alitmal (eomb. { formt (\ . Landed properUea tC. A&'CI C$. Tanker _ . '8 Jan. 20-27-7:30 p.m. 41. ""!illtoi tllld Pronount:a • Rev. Gene McAllister • Freeland Norris Evangelist Song Leader Organ Prelude 7:15 p.m. Nightly . . 4•17 DAILY CRYPf091JOTE- Ren'l liew te Wtllllltl' AXYDLBA/>JI' · . lo LOI!IOPEL·LOW 01\e Jetter •tmply 1tanda tor anot!Wf, Jft tl\lliplf1• A· for tt.t thrH L'1, X tor the two O't, ete. 8ib&1~ Itt~ ~ trW Special Music Nightly trop.... tho lon]llh and tormalloD ol i1to J:ac.h .,.., the eodt letten art dift•rent. wtlii Uo 011 tllotil A Cr)'ptopMo q,.talloo ·-..._. Christ Is Your Answer Nuraeru and Attendant• for You,. People I woxvVa IUIKV • • I rzxv KM FOiliV oavloX-J'IIXVIX. _y""'..,-•.Crtptoquolo• t!tOVOiliUl J'ICLT iii! 'l'lioUlill'l'·.u _A •a t11--II!IA.fta .U A IUN Dtlbitiu.ht _, .... I'MUittl ,.tiiQ • Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ian. 23, 1957-1 TIGHT MONEY REPORT Rr Rob••rf NEW YORK UP Tq~ht llll!tl• I• bt!com1ng onl' of the tart ~ ~o' hfe ror more ant! mort' Anwr ca,ns and 1t appear~ H ll> ..;u 111 , to ,!let ltghter 'W bal ' ' meaB! t..) 'IIJ.:ht" nwn t')'~ tb8t 1t'1 h11rd to J(t'!' That always was true, but tht. particular phrase so Yt'i dPiy Ulll'rl now means t h <~t it 's gt!ttm 1 h 11 r 11 f'r to borrow aud parllcularh thai mteres l rates on loans are Jl~· l ttng steepe r. · · 1 ht' s 1 b Wh y 18 It 1g tmp y f'causc there are more demands fol' lollm than tbere is capital to go around and the policy or the Federal fie .~enc:, backed by the E1snh own administratiOn, IS to t ry lo bold l orrowing down lest 1t lead to run .~ lwrlui I r~ l t ls lh"t .tome loans are h~<~.rtl were nt"Ver ea-.Lt·t I he hownng Industry complalne 11 ~~ hit hard whllc con1umen :an l(t't qu\ck cro·dJt for evcrythln!C (rum rh'1tlal work to vac<ttlOn!i Then. too, the fcderd ~ovt•rn Jnt'f'! I!. lui•~ W11rntng ag.<~tnst Ill · flutwn hus JU~ot ~retent&d a h uol~ •·I ca llm R f•Jr ~pt'ndlng som(• $71 lul!Jon Stale snd loea l gf!H'rn · ml"ttts w1ll hnng lht ovf'rll!l total JO more than $106 blllwn thJq \u gt·t. ulher~ vear Spe<nding Goln, Up Ind ustry 111 golllJ: to 1.1pend ll rt•cr'lrd S40 bilhl)n tn ex pansicm pr oJ· eets And estimate! are that the Amencan consumer will fuel tht• boom in 1957 by ~pen d mg a whopa.w~,{ inflation pmg $27~ billion for c:oods an~\ Then tre some puadoxes tn services-a gllin of around $9 hil· thi~ tight money sltuahon The lion over 1~ . A big portion of that g1gani1C 'lfJUidl be •mattins - Mnd so would t>xp£>nditu re • go\·ernment. indu ~­ the eUOrts of thOse who Lry to try and consumer • will be hor· isolate them from tbe needs and rowed. Con9u mer debt already tothe wants ot the peo~le who usc tals around $41 billion and 1s m them. 111g. The federal bud~t wdi he h:tlanced hut state aadolota \ govt'rnments will borrow up to . twothirds or thew planned oulla)'. ThiS huge s pending spr.,ee ts th ~ basic reason why molb' is ti~:ht, why you have to p•Y more to • borr-Jw ActUH11Y, lriOfe? and more eredit is being poUred .-jnto the economy but it W'di , llttstnppt:>d by demand . As one economist · • put i•· ''Tht>t{' are on~ ~o man y br1l'k la ye rs, carpenters and engin e..r<; In our economy. Only so m.m~ tons of st('('l. baRR of cement and pounds or nail We {'annot huJI J h omt't~, r. - tori es. sct'loo~ hospJ t:'tl!':, ~ C'Wer sys tems shopping ct>n · tcrs and office huild!n~s with p,i per mon('y II tukP!I mate1·ia\ s awl !tlC!I " Production Behind O.m11nd i Therein l1cs the danger - !hut p10ductJOn fa ll~ so far behtnd not only dt•mand but !he arllf te tHl crt;( ht that th1• purchasing po \'.c-r ~ o1 cun rney will tall dangerou ~ly The purchasmg powrr t h·~ doll ar has he('n almo11! halved by 1nnatwn· ~1 nce 19:"19 Even so our ii\'Jng ~landards h::t \(' mcrc u~c d hN•au!le wngcs have more th<.~n de uhlet1 On(' or th<' r hu~r nppnm•ot ~ of the t1ght mon('y policy io; HPp \\'J' i1o!:h t Patman of Texo s. He lw · linrs thel'(' is tlan!': er 1t may wrf'c-k the economy '' We must make !iure th at >illl'h crPrilt rt> so u rec~ as arc- available are flo win·~ to the ri"!hl spots ' he satd '',1n d lh:lt <'florts how ever JUStl f lahll" 1n rt•;;tn lln l nf thre atened rn fla!lll n do not lt •,HI o,·~r the hnmp mto a .pcnOd of ' i\t>Hat1bn Whl ch may be evcniJtwre chfl;oult tO deal with" Jt'av D Murph~. eha irman of the Equitable Life A ssur<~n rc Society, does not a)!.'rec llf' s.1ys l ht• fa ct that moneY ts ttf!ht ··s1 mply mc<tns that we h:l\ l' bern trying lo expand our cnnsump111m our prod11clivE' fadli!H·S and govt> rr Jmrnt services faster than ou r ca· ' ::~~8~~ "NECKLACE'• parities for dom~: so rerrn n .. ()f .., ' mlnk b uaed "People have bec omt' arcus for the c::ollar of this royal belle <:hitron broadcJoth la.te day tomerl to low Interest r1\es for dress from Anthony BIOtta'e ~ o Ton,!! that the y are hkf'n for winter caUeetlon. Settlonally gra'nted and Hre assumrd to be normal." he says. "People seem seamed. the 1klrt fantails blck with a tlay bow, to forget 1hat fc\r 20 '('nrs interest rales were deltll(•r~tl'h kt>rt' at arllhdally low lt!vols by pumping f!xtra money in tn the ('rt drl system " Calhng on Mr and Mrs Dana AI the root of t hf' t •ght money Lew/·, 1tn d mm d r eccn tl y were problem, economJsts say ts the Mrs. Winnie Spears of Camp Con · fact th 11t sa~ i n~s have not kept ley, Mn. Mary Pickens, Mrs. lrem: pace with the nation 's mounting Jt~llt and daughter Parkanna and rred1t requirements Au gust Ihlc Charlene, Mrs Rhodes Fox, M•·s. feld. pres ide nt of the Sav~ngs Avetyn Nich()Json, Mr~ Wand:r Danks Trust Co of New York . Roush and sons of Kay Long lt•rms th at the great;.. ~t single -----'h~r~"~"~'-'"_our prosperity 1 ·GASOLINE ALLEY l --== - -'----~ Walt vou haven t c>a::Kej out .:- f tr1at ra.c.? t .J 11umf'vdle? We'll 9tart 1rl front ~ ~·lth our of rrv car-s lined up euen. ' ! ! '. .' '~'! r~ 1:23 ~· .. ur DICK TRACY ""our .. ICrTfEW "'" (/ ( ,' rr~· LITTI,E ORPHAN ANNIE IHtS a..o ~-ctt Mou.ow A HIU. ..,_WE CAN 'BEE ALL MWK>- a' CUFTON NANCY DO YOU REALLY OWN THAT APARTMENT HOUSE ... THEN WHY DO YOU LIVE IN THIS SHACK"' IT'S BECAUSE 0!' A RULE I HAVE �WANT ADS • ' ~---- · - Legal Notice ( 17) HelpWanted Loyal Bereans Meeting Held Tuesday Night =::-::- - - ISHED 3 Room Apartment NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE laM I eeata per word, oae la- Fl'Rl\' and t hree ; let>ptng rooms. Phone In pursuance of th~ order of the IIIJ"tia lllntmwa cbari& 50c.388-Y 1 22 3tc \ Probat• · Court of \f1•1g~ County ' et~ttl pet word fOI" three COli· 1 Oh111 I Will ufft•r for ,..rlt at puhhc H't'Vlhe IDSettiou. MID!tl.E ACt-"D LADY to stay I aurtw:t ~.t1 t h1• Jl1h d-' ' of F•·b6peeW -oLe month for- ~ ceD't.l Yo'l th f'l•lt l l} ru upl(> ill l'<~dmu!> 1 ruilr!o-. Jlfl7 i.!l 111 • u ,, ·I ll ;~! the per - d . (Jhlt• l ~I! 511 from 9 UO J m. I 1 doOJ uf ILll' ~tt'lg~ , uunl)' Court hll rak or z c-euts per word will I 4 00 P 111 Aftl'r 4 00 cal l lt ut House thr folluw11 .'' descnbed be charged for a.dvertblng If not land 2-11363 I 22 Jt c real f'~tiHc ,.,tu~ t t·d or~ rh 1• rrm nty p1d far befar-e the 2Mb of eacb of Me1 gs, Stale ttf Olllo. to Wit. month following insertion lnvr11 in A<hert:l!lDI-Should botSJtualt>d !n the Tu>~ m lup o f reported immroia12Qo . Tbe Daii.J C he~lcr, {_ (HIIIl .l of \1t'l"' an d Seotinel will net be responstbl• WA NTED - Full t tme housekeep· ~tat~ of o'uo , u r wrt \ ommene· for more than one inCOlT't)Ct if.lt>r nur~c Nme h ours o rr lrlg 28 chatn, t.tud 7U l! uJ..s s 1 u! h sertlon. Wt:>Ckly LOIS c~cd, 6270-X from t he Nortlu·a~t ('urrot•r of ;arc or fbaltb ADd !iped41l No. I 21 3tc Scelron No 23. Towrr j\,r ] f{ange tic<es of EveoLi prlntf!d at re1u --------~---- No 12 of Ohro l orupil !ll ~ i'ur· Jar clauified ntes Obituaries LUt IJLJ~1r1e:o,~ .)ervt L ~ ehasf>, lh•·rw1· Xuu tn 77 dC'g. 1 pqbli.dhed .. t 1 c~nt per word. We:o;t 14 l ~arns .:md 76 lwks, QU!CK SERV~ oa Watcb a.. th ence 1\orth 'l !lr~·r clr (hiiins pat.nQII by Factor"' Trtdned lhe m·c NorLir 65 dr g \\est Etgh~ A/ 3c Stnley Bryant watdu.nlk.!t . COUJM~i 1EWJi. (8) c h•ms :uHI 92 Jrnb , thcucc omplete WHJ!:EL iUH·N.n:NT, LEIIS. \-3-tf South 17 dr11rn~ <nLd :.!1 lmk~ h • A / 3c Stanley Bryant, son of Mr ba.:ar.ciq and brate lerYH!e l t·m ~' &Jut h I :Jt 1 1 n rII i degrees and Mrs •ohn Bryant Mrddleport RADJlJ & TEL!!:VlSION SERVJCF Fhcbtt'• SafetJ Senica.. Wut and 30' W I'~\ I,..'' r·h"m · · " at the Wrtght~Patter ' · .. ~. th em ·I' rs stationed -' Pbooe 200 Cleland ,ln~lta~Jot~ lbi.D. 8b'Ht, Pomeror, Obio. South 15 dq.,: F -~~ ~ 3 l'hatn:. and son Air Force Base, Dayton. Store. 118 W. MaiD St., PomeroJ 50 llrrk:s . 1rwru~· Sout h HI dcg He graduated from special schoolIAYI DON'T YOU KNOWf :1-:ZS.tf Bakcr'a will give you the beat :a s~ . 4 chall;~ North 78 (lf•g E;ost 1 lnK at Chanute Air Force Base on c aws. 'wrH·t• No rt h 3 dt:g. December 11. and had a sixieen trade on furniture or appllan- FOR.&IIAN 4: ABBO'IT T.V. 3EBVICE AU m•k,- Re~lred bJ El Eh s~ 9 char'1s, ttwrwl' East 27 day furlough at home before re· ees. 4-6 tf pert TeehDir\1.111. Pbooe 82ft Y c ams and 9_0 lrnk .~ to the F:a ~ t portln& tn Dayton. lltddlepor1 8-JA..tf hne of sa1d Scctwn . thi:'n cc North He 18 classified as a meehanJe~J '1 SAVE ON YOU R SH~"'E np8lr Jt 1 ~. cham!! ond 50 lr nks to lhc an:essones and equipment repair· WF. WISH TO EXTEND OUR Pace t•f ht"~ lnrHr~g Save and ex- man . A/3c Bryant graduated in Racine Shoe Sho~ 26 ac res 111 thP Sou theast 1956 from Mtddleport Htgh School. smcet e apprec1at1on to the many , cept 1 30 corner of the Northeast l."uartcr fnends, ne;ghbon, and relattves - - - - -1 of Hald Sect LOn 23. now owrwtl hy for their kindness and expres...... n~urunLtC K Wel ls Tht· part eonveyed -'U b Sions of sympathy dunn!'l the recent illnes~ and death of our he- Barnea-SimptV)f.l Insurance Ageney. herP tn con l <~Hlli\J.: 2.1 uert·~ murc Middleport ~~ ITtAutomobile-- or les-;, !wtng h!,ul\d(•d h\ Sh~ d l' loved wtfe and mother , Mrs Stel P.ont\l; PhCMtlil 8315-X 8-21).trf Htvc r. t'x' (", Jt 01 1 the :-~ .. , 1h .... ,1 I lit E Bee~Je We are espeCia lly ... " NOTIC& OF PUBLIC SALE , bemg known .~~ 111 1' "U1': J!ow grateful to Rev L R Carmichael 1 OMPLF.Tio. lnsu··~n· Ptl!ot .~uo, 1 11 nd d r vlscd to fo~;,n : Lfr b} Wtll or , In nursuan(>e of ttte order of the Rev Rtchard A Young . He11 V. Life, Auto. Fu ... P~w f: al! n r. Ha!'olrl W~:ll ~ Probat~ Court o£ Metgs Count)', Wesley Jenkint'l, the smger~ . the \!ill". MlddlE"pnrt '·h.ln Said mal t•s tatt• Is stt uatt·d about OhiO, I Will Qffer for sale 3t public p1amst and pallbearers who took one nu le Sv utht·,• ~ t of Chester, ,uH·Lwn on the ·13th day of Febpart in the ~rvu:es and to those Kt'Oi Oh!o. ruary , 1957 , at 10 00 a m., at the who sent ilowers, <t18o to the Ra· :Satd prcmtsf's ~rc appr<tist•d at ' door of the Meigs County Court cme Chaptl'r of 0 E S. No. 134 FARM - 120 at·n·s 7 room ho u ~e. $l050 OU anol t!Jl• terms of thl' 1 House, the following described lor 1ts sperial sen·1ce Guy large burn, ot ht r out buildmgs, R. Bee~<:le and family 1 23 1 tp t1mt.t>r 11 t\11 , pll-nl) water, un· sale arc r<~sh 1n hand on the day real e~tate situated in the County af Meics, St11le of Ohto, to-wit: rlt•r $701MI 00 Al ~ o - BUSINESS u( the oalc WE DE.SJ!l£ TO EXPilESS OUR BEHN .~/UJ V l•'lfLTZ Sttuated in the TownS'hlp of suitable f11r !'o.JUplt• , well equipslnCI"te thanks and appreciation Adl!lllll !>l l' ator de bn nJS non Chester,, County or l'Je~gs, and ped, uwncJ has other busines~ to our many frtends and rela of the E~tale of L1l!tc State of Ohto, to-wl! Comntenc:and says "'icll Earl D. Mender tives for the kindness shown u~ Wt•lls dt• cca~crl 111~ 28 chains and 70 lmks South Sr, Jl e<t ltur Pt•lJ r'l f P<trker, during the 11\neu and death of 'lJ 16. 23 30 l~l ti 4tc from the ~ortheast corner of Ag('JJl Pu mc1 •1y . Phont• 201. oor father , James CurtiS. to the 1 Section No . 23, Town No . 3, Range 1 23 ltc staff of Meigs General J-IOIIJHL<tl, LIVESTOCK REPORT No. 12 of Ohio Company's PurRev . ..H. M Grove and tht· Ew· SIX llOO\ol lit\\ SE, \11tldlcpurt, t'INCIN~A 1'1 J rha~e. lhi"Jtce South 77 dt:g. 0 1 1ng Funeral Home and ror the eXC(•\Icrtt luC',J tlotl. Call 6080-J : stuek · ' t 1 LJ~(·· WPst 14 chams and 76 Hnks: beautiful floral offerlng:-; H , thence North thret' (3J chams · bllfort• ;1 311 p II\ I 23 6tc The c urtis F'am1ly ogs 2.::!00 , hurruws and j.plt:. thence No'rth 65 deg Wf'!!t Eighi 1 23 ltp ;~o~~ly ~5c- 'll'uwt'J, 100 22~ lh 19 25· (8) chillns and 92 link s,· thence 220 -· 1 ~ 11 ~ ~9 19 2.J 2~5-25fl South 17 ::: hains and 21 hnkA, lh' 75 10 2 2 0 (8) NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· 2 325 {11 17 50 • lb 1115018 75 thence South Elc\l c n (II) degrees 1956 PONTIAC Star Chief 4 dr. d ' · !8 , sows fully til lW1> and 30' Wt:>~t 12 chains· thence lNG ON INVENTORY 17 Sedan . Very low mileage. A real C own boors st f'ad.~ ~ ~ 10 7'5 South 15 de g Basl 3 l-h~ms and Probate Court, Meigs Ct ,unty, Ohio "cream pufr" . Blacttnar's, Pom· heif~~llc .~110 (a'w·s lflO ~ltoc r und 50 hnks; fhence South 81 deg. 10 the l•:xN·ul or ur Admlfl!Stra· ero y $2595.00 I I Ylalltn)<!s mod('t otll'ly ll<' I East 4 challiS North 78 deg East tor and tu s111'h of tltt' following 1 17 Bt f~vc, sc ud)' !v S! lot\ i!:, hj•st nutlets chains; thnncc North 3 ' dec. ·- - - - c _ I as arc n's\denl s •,f th{' State ol c~!ss~~O Ill~ I I h. othl r ~ la u~ ht cr E<~st 9 chanu~; thence Bast 27 1950- ~ 1 ton Jo'm·d 'J'JIU CK , t•)(i'e l· Oh w ~un1vt11g ~pou~t · , tr any, · ~ t c,\ol .v <ul lci •·ows not chams anU qo ilnk ~ 10 lhe East lt> nt ('OJJd lt lon . Phone T\J -4414 , nt•Kt of km twrwft (· JarJ<'s unde r ~eft!~~-; !lt'~! sa l<·~ Ttt P~;I<I\ , f•·w l\ nt.' of said ScdJOn lhellre North New JI,\ VI•n. t 22 3\c t hr- Will . 1f un}. lhr- uttornl'y or UH c OJ<'!• hOU lb htlfPrs 2[) ollu• 1· d ] k -~ --- -------- · altonw~~ r('l ll l' ~l' !lt l !l !,! any of the loads and Jot s g o od 7 110 IJUU.Ih 17 , 11 c 1l UIIIII a~ 50 1n s to .the 1 1955 fo'ORD VO Ranch Wagnu New aforcml·ntwnt•jl per ~ on~ llJ , load a\• Ia:.:•· tn high gu,ijl IJOO ~ ac,c 2~f bcsnn.llngh, Sa\t' and exBuick lr!l de-in . Fordomallc. Yuu ;1n~ hi'll 'hy nn!J fl('d lhitt on lb hPifer 1B., ~ ccp J acres m t t' Southeast 1 t $1005 00 B\acltn11r's, Pomcr,oy. the 14 d.l)' of .laJHIUr} 1957 , an rn; UllO lh ~~:.,., .. ~;ll,HI ~ h~:~.:\lr:l ~~~~r I COfiH'I o,r the Northeast Quarter 1 • nl s.ud :::!•·elton 2:l now owned hy __ _ _:1~1:_:7 6tc v~nlor y ~nrl 1\ppr;u.~t·mcnt o( the U I I Il IY :1111 I eiHllllH'!t'l:d I'I IW~ tO :J(). K I " ' Wei s. lht· p:1rt l'onve}eri 19~5 BLIJ('K Special Ulx 2 dr rslutt• uf I· JI ,J I. Arrhl'r , dt't·caned , 12 , rutlt'l' to 1111 nm,.rtw l 1 II 14 l Sedan Low mileage One curcful late oJ lto~t llll', Ohw 1n ~;u d Coun ty 157 :>, 1.:0\Hl •ll ld l'illllf(' I t·~::. , : 22· 1 IH'!I' I!l lUlllMrlln g :!5 acres, \II Orc 29, f(' w l'hott't• o~ url Wll 1, 311 :n I Ol It• ..... hem~ htJuJirll••! by Sha•lc !oral owner $l995 oo. Bla ett- w.1 s fllt• tl 111 t lu s Cuurl H1vN, ('XC<';'l on tht• North, and nar's, l'ornl'roy , 1 1? 61 c Jlcannu tHJ ~aid lnwntory and f(•w good <~Jouurl <ll)l.) lh ;.11111 ,~ bt•Jng know n as tht• ··ox Uow" Appra\ st•mt·ut will IJ,. hut! bl'forc 17 1955 PLYMOUTH Dlx. 4 dr Sedan thts L'ou t! on tlw 1st day of F'ch· Sh!•!•p IOU , Sll\ aJl Juts ~ ~~UJ.:htc-r ·1\ld df'VISf'd !o Grantor by Will of Spoii<'S! two tone blue fmlsh. ruary 1007 :1 t 10 1/dock a m l~m.bs ~\(•adv to strong J.:!IWd uud 11,\rolcl Well~. Om• lontl owner $1305.00. BlaetEKt't'ltlwus lht'l'l·lo mlty be fdPd cho~t·t' 75-110 Ill woolt•d lambs IB S.11d n•:.l t'~ tate Is sl luntc Hhrmt tnar'fl, 11omeroy. 1 17 6tc by any mlt•J' I• ~tNI party at any 20 , few ht•,d fa!l ~hofll I ' W"~ ,,,,,. ,,,,,, Southeast r ('h . dy :3 -:i. ' o ester, --~ - - tune prior to hw days before the 511 11 Uhto t~4 BUICK Century 4 dr. Sedan date set for hcnnng. Ukc n<·w in appearance. DynaWITNESS 111y signature and the S.ud premises are appr,tist•d at Slow Dn11e. $189li.OO. Blacltnar's seal or said Court, this 14th day $W50 11(1 ami I he terms of 1he ~~ero! . 1 17 6te of Ju nu<~ ry 1957. ~:111 arc cash 111 hullll on the tlay ,o~s RUICK R~,~ .d~ma 1 te_r_C_ ov .-Cpe JOHN C HACON of the sale. Pcrlert condition. Dynaflow, Judgt• and Ex Officio Clerk H~:HNARD V FULTZ power brakes, steering $l 39li .OO. liy Mary Olive Ingraham /\dni iuistrator de boms non Blaettnar''l, Pomeroy. 1 17 6te Cbl<'f Deputy Clc•·k (1) 16, 2J, 30, Jlc of the cslatc of Ltllie I•• ~ofi.INI of klA.OA.CME. NlUMoH . Wells, deceased. OIA., NIUAlTII ,..,tii11TANIA.CM T A II 1-fl 1 Ill 16, 23, 30, (2) 6, 41c L.ITI or POWOI:fU ITA.NIIACM ,, I ( 18) Employment Wanted Th j· Lo ) a t Berea.ns Class met at th•· t "un·h of Chnst Tuesday c1• n n~ w1t; Mrs. Clarence Me:· f'oit·a l prC»Idmg Mrs Edgar Allens· wnrlh was lt>ader of tht devotional ser • tt·c and read a poem "Prayer for a I'T1end" with Mra. Georae (' hild~ g1vmg the Scripture lesson ;t n~ l \l rs Fred [. Gudner, the OP•'nlng pr~<~yer Mrs Allensworth Jlomn R1ce and Mr. and Mrs 0 . E Mr Kmley 8ang a quartette, "11(''11 l.T nderstand" to close the I I SCfV JCC A ront rlbutJon wu voted for a worthy !.'»:USe during the meeting and Mrs Walter Bunce gave the clmun~ prayer . Mrs. Allensworth'• birthday wah observed and those reported ill were Mr. and Mrs. L. R W1ley and son, David, Mn. Roedell Steffy, Mrs. Smalley and Mea. Swisher. p.....,. -------- 1 I A s.alad course was !lerved to eighteen members by Mrs. Doyle M11ler and Mrs. Ed1ar Allena.worth. 12! Card Of Thanks 1 1 Mrs. Owen Bratton Is Hostess For Priscilla Circle 111 Legal Notice 121 ) Fstate Legal Notice Auta Sales g0- ui 16 I 1 ·,5: I (/old Nelle/ ol' PAIN Mrs. Owen Bratton entertained cIre1e o ! t he Mis<~1onary Society th e p rl8CI II a B. H. Sanborn of the fo~trst Baptist Church Monday at her new home on First Avenue. Mrs Paul Harbrecht, chairman, prewled and Mrs. Don Betker led the dellohon<tl service which opened lha meeting. Gifts for the Masser School were brought by the memben and Mrs. Uarbrecht and Mrs. John Fu1b Wt'fl' rtiimed to !SSlSL Wlth the So· ctely's rellowship Tea to be held 1n February at the Church. They adOJ•tcG a proJect of remembering hlrlhdays of children at the l'ouuty Home Mrs . Allen Hughes , gave the closing prayer. / . Mrs. Bratton was assisted by ht.•r mother, Mrs Raymond Luman in sNvlng a dessert course. Those present were Mrs Hughes, Mrs. ll~rbrecht , Mrs. Fultz, Mrs . Robert Mills, Mrs Manning Kloes Mrs. Ruth Robin son, }irs. Ra~mond LICIImg, Mr ~ Don Becker, Mn. I (;erald Anth(}ny, Jacquelme Rice, ' J<'rcdd!C Houdashctl, Rhoda Hall, Mrs Hu·hard Owen, Amta F'ultz, Rand v Brt•k 1• r, llolnn M11ls Mich· acl a nd Ste ph en Bratton . ' Atlencl!ng were ~r . and Mrs an d daug h tcr Darlene· Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Bailey and children; Mr and Mrs William Bailey, Mr and Mrs. Bill Buck .Jr. and children, Mr. and Mrs. C. W Buck and Mrs. Howell Pope and son Refreshments were ~cr 11 ed potluck by the guests present. B Aut" 5ervlcM WE BUY ~ol ITRUCTURAL I BEAMS ICRAi' IRON -MIT A&.l OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. (9) Far Sale 1 Phono st• Pomeroy When people suddenly face bereavement the serv1e" uf a trus~ worthy funeral director Ia Jndlaonaabll'l Tht>y also welcome the nformatlon and coun11el receiv- ron. SALE, mixed and Timothy, $20 00 per ton W1Uiam Culwell, IU . I, ('arpentt•r I 22 61p r. 11tro~1ght Trevey-Finsterwald Funeral Home TWO LSED GLASS DISplay rMses 8' lung 3' h1gh 2' feet deep Must ~o . Nel'd space l'rit't•d chellp. Mel&:s Molor ComJlany rhone 6023 In addition they ran aec:ure qu•llt:v mel'thanrlise without extra. Y11&anrr 144 Butternut Ave., MU WARD 25 Tons of CLOVER ALJt' ALFA and Tlmotlo)y hly. J. E. D. Hart· lneer, Pomeroy. 1 1T 6tp -- ano••••• ............. .___. ............. Ill............ ..._,, -1141- - =For - Rent--- Ji"()R UENT - Clclln und choke apartments, call 81'70. P~~~~Nroy, --·--- - ~--- Rodney Downing INSURANCE AGENCY I SLEEPING ROOMS, cloee In town , , 127 Eutternut. 1 1' 12tc 0 Room modern APARTMENT, caiJ Pomeroy 27'-J or Middle- port 6048. !'OT nat - I D tf EJectti~C ateamer, Clinton wallpa.f:tt n.ber1 Mid· ll·l~f dloport. Pb. IJ26li.X. .rw ... - ll:ftllllllll leolfol4 _.., Dn! .......... Cla&lu. cu.t.oa , _ , lll4dlo, arL - .. -.x. . ll·l.tl OK& f ROOII APARTIIEIIT. One 8 rOom ho111e .Newly decorated ln•lde ano2 out. A. N. BenJtl Pomr:roy. ll 1 tf ~- ~--· ---~ iHOUSE Yon ltKNT. furm ... hcrl or unfurni1~d . -' rooms, balh, ga:-., Sec Mari••'s Grocery. Bradbury llJ 23 a~ Fin, Automobile, H•ehh ACCIDENT Llh, Caaualtr and Bon• Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT, ONIO 6136-M PNONES 011 ..-.-~=~=Used em Alllllokeo and Models METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES CONCRETE BLOCKS 990 On your Dial 1 j Your Sunrise I 3 Mil•• North of Pomeroy On Rt. 3:1. Cell Wm. GrvtMI'o lock Sprint• I Dated I1957. (1) this 7th day of January John C. Becon Judge of th• Probat. CtH.Jrt Mel11 County, Ohio o. 16 23, 3tc Save $3.00 pair •OXFORDS •STRAPS To Sunset •Build leH•r For Len"' GRUESER BLOCK CO. t\o lwt• is hereby given t~Ht Wil)l,lm II. W~iteheari whose Pm1t Offtc-r Addres11 b Reedsvillt•, Ohio has hl'rn duly appointed as AdIIIJ!11 strator of the l!:!llate of Emma J\.t Whtlchcarl late af Reedsville 1\lt'lg~ County, Ohm, decC'ased. ' H Ohl• l·2HIIc - J E .r~o~m·c~r!o~y~·~O~-h~l~o~.~~~!!!!~ 1 22 3te O.caaud w ed at Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Administrator Est11t• of &mm1 M. Whltth"d !'•11 ITANIACK Atalnlt Anr Pr1111•••l•9" Y•u'"'' lvtr U11d at farm S H Layman, Buhan· Keno Hoad. 1 22 3tp FURNISHED APARTMENTS. 206 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Phone 378 or 4!5 1 17 6l<' •• STII.N · II .J.C+< to,..blr!u nv•r•t "'•OO:•ull~ .,rowt~ .,,,., nlotvt,.. '"'" ""' . . ,, to ltkt daot . · . Tht tddtd tff.ct • ~•.,•u of theu MUL TIJIOLI '"8"tdotl\t.o br.nei ftolor "'"" Umpltlt rtllel, tll•"ll tl\totl1 tnd h~IIO" ... utllr MCI"'PI"1'~1 !11•11 DO while hravy HENS $1 00 f'at·h lfAY I O"t '"l••d•t"l lor..,u!l Station Roush's Shoe ·s tore N 2nd St. MIDDLEPuttT. OHlO ., ly HIIIWI N. lUND !SIN. M. D. A GOOD n1ght'a sleep might 1lmply be a matter of ha.blt. UncoMeious1y you bulld up io peaceful alumber through your regular llight· tlme routtne, but a brea.llln tbla rout1ne might mean the dlt!'erence between restful aleep and a night of fretful to.u· 1na and turning. & Dr. Henry Dant&lg explalna ln. "Blue Prlnt for Health,'' get· tlng ready for bedtime may be part ot a conditioned reflex or eompulllon eomplez which estab~ Uaba a nightly pattern. Your routines become bablt.a. Without '\hem, rou might not sleep well. lcbe4uW Tra:ID , BJtn though you re not aware that JOU're sleepy, the rumble or a acbed.uled train or t,be blowing ot a factory whll:tle mlgbt be the .apal for you to r~e. Dr. Dantzla' a.J.Tlaea l.hat you follow JOur usual routmea, aince tJonal chore faelng JOU upon arl.sing. You women who uauaUJ put up your hair, and mallt certain eoameUc preparaUona before IO· lng to bed, ahould follow th1a routine nightly, , Aceu~tomed Boutia.• Read.l.ng your newspaper or U.stenJpg to a particular newa broadcaat might. be part of ~·our routine. Raldlng the retrtcerator miJ'ht be a hablt, too. Thb, within rea.sotl, IB aU ri1ht. The ~of rood or drlnt taken before bed.Ume 1!1 not too lmpor ta.nt. MedleallJ. there ta no rea.aon for not ea.tiDJ or drlnklng betore retlrlne. But don't overeat Q'lrllDI your.self can Ktve you JiJ.dtgead and that can prevent a ~ llight'aaleep. U you habitually •count aheep"' 1n order to get to sleep tt' robably a good idea to' co~:Uue. brea.klDc them might live you Even the •practice ot aelt-bJpthe teeJSng that you have forgot- noala or auto-ugge.sUon ab.oul4 t.en tomet.hln&. This feeUng, as be continued 1t it 1a ncceu1'ul JOU well mow, II apt to dl.aturb .;rour aleep. '"-'~_ _,_.,. ~-~ ~ ThelmportantthlDitorem~mber 1s to do the tbJn~ JOU UIU ally do. Mr. and Mrs. Ray GoodniLe and d1ughter railed on Mr and Mrs. Donni~ S l'leild~ of Letart, Sunday. Robert Ohlmger C:iolled on his grandmother Mrs. Bertha Clark Saturday evening. ••i.d\~ 'lJ to aee 1t they are locked, ma.kintr aure the gu jeta lng the doon em the ltlteben range are ot'l and aolng to the baaement to bank the furnace each ennJng, be sure J0\1 complete each tuk before ntlrlng. U rou men c~ma.rlly shave betore you eo t.o ,-,ed, don't let lt tlU morning. You're apt to worry an nllht about thl4 add!- ao --:-----------=·~IQU I,' L. R.: What caD I do to remon moles from my neck? 1 have one about the li.ze ot my thumb. AMwer: Moles should be removed only by a phyalelan, preterably a akin speelallat or surgeon. Certain typea of molea should be lett alone. Your physiclan wlll determine whether or not removalla adYiaa.ble 1n your caae. In• 5'_t...._ ~,.,.Jt-too Chester PTA Meeting Held Monday Night Broad Run Mr. and Mrs l''ranklm Clark have returned to Be11crly. Ohio after spendmg a few days wtth his mother Mrs. Bcrth11 C lark Mrs. Helen Grinstead called on her mother Mrs. Bertha Clark, Sunday afternoon. 1 r;:;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;..;;;;:;;,, NOTICE IIIEJGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS Tbe tax books are now open for the payment of Decem· ber and June Real Estate Tax. Will close Feb. 1, 1957. Clyde G. MIHbone, Meigs County Treasurer ,..,._ BROAD RUN A stork shower was given by the women of the Lutheran church for Mrs. Grace Young. She re· ceived mahy lovely arJH 1 eful g1fts, Refreshments were served to the following : Mrs Alva Luck· eydoo, Mrs. Ruth Goodmght, Mrs. Paul Riggs, Mrs. Luc1Ue King, Mrs Helen Grmstead, Mrs Dons Yonker, Mrs Theresa Ohhnger, Eliza Mrs Gay Southall, Mt·s Roush and Emoaenc Roush. (;ames were played Wilb Mrs Alva Luckcydoo anct Mrs. Paul Higgs winning the prl:.o:es. Elm(·r Donahue grandson of Mrs. Bertha Clark has returned from the Armed }o'orces in Germany to his home here. SHOE • • Calm and Cool but It you're ln the habit of check- QUEmOII' .AJm AIISWD Rei at"IVes Att en d SurpfiSe • party For Mr Russell car I Ba1 Ier Broad Run Are Peaceful Slu.l!'.bers A Matter Of H~i-;it? Chester PTA of ~aStern Local District met January 21. Mrs Sa-muel Michael, president, opened the meetmg w1th PTA prayer Treasurer's report was given by Mr. R R. Gray and Mrs David Koblentz acter as Secretary in the absence of Mrs. Donald Mora. Gray reported on the progress of the huildmg program. He slated that a full day of sehool is ex· pected in September 11lthough I he new high school wtll not be completed until later in the year. Mrs. Michael thanked all who helped with the operetta. State llighway Patrolman W R. , Davis was the speaker · for the evenmg, He oshowed slides on ac· I cidenls and traffic vlol<ttJOHs and I answert'd questions regardmg t he operations of \lch1cles Refreshments of cookies and • coffee was sencd by tbc refreshMr <IHd :\1rs S M Ru ssell, Rut- ment committee. land Uoarl , were surpnscd wtth a party Saturday nt.!(ht at hUt home on hi S 86th birthday 1 THE -D.RlVER~ SEAT 6-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0 ., Jan. 23, 1937 ; • • Nicely Spiced Calm, cool ladylike lines in a pump perfectly suited to Spring '57 - but there"s a delightful dash of spice in the punch·band detail that circles the throat and dou· ble-dips at your vamp. Have yours in smooth black lea· ther or gleaming black patent leather. ••• • Thmk bow amazed Robert Louis Ste11enson, poet-euayist or the late mneteentb c<.'nlury, would be if be cou ld see the modern mue of highw11ys that serve America's 75 .000.000 motorists . In 1896 he wonder'ed about Ute magn(>t·power of a highway, on which only horse-dnwn carriage s and earls WPre the vehicle•. .. WhPn 11. road is once buU.t ," he ,note, "1t I& a stunce thing how ll collec;J:s traffic , how every year as it goes on , more and more peo, pie are found to rlde thereon , and others tre raised up to repair ::md perpetuate it. and ktoep jt alive .'' The ever expanding number of word11 to depceribe roads would be another source or 5urprlse for Stevenson. Even the nt\fe{lt di~ t1onary doe~; not contain all ttte words that ptctun our toads. "Highway" had been In general usage, but nn'\1' it ilf' only one · of many terril$ we all use. There are expreSSway! and JreeWliYs: tHru' ' ways :m~ akyways, turnpikes and toll roada. Silt DO mPtter what they are nl· led, modern hia:bways are vital. They ite indispensable- arterler bf comlnttnication& and transporti· tion. In the Atnerican Sehetn.e, e DAILY ACROSS •• • I . Olol!dreil have thlt C. At a dlltonee 10. Large &rttey o1 htl.l't 11, Widt· mou.th.S jar 12. Nimroda 14. Pertonn 1'\.•Ch&nCE'I t ONLY $4.95 • • We Give Alon1 tht-se r~d• ace bUtlt a vatt numbf-r of buaiiloeues thtt Rohert Lou111 Steven&On would have f(!und out of hi1 range of knowledwe These bUJineues hiVe a:rown u a neee11rary •djunct to nel'enary hlehways . They provide the !evlces needed by rallHon!l of mob!\~ American, every day /Ood , 11heltPr, refreahment, recreation, CQmfort~, souvenirs, !Upplies In faL't , every step taken toward making our highways more moderr: and fas~er incrqasea the need for ttteAe ~rVices, an'd for tb.! notices alone the wi): to motorists tellh1g; them Where they ran be fourio1 and what th~y have to Offl'r. 1 Stevt>nson would marvel at this vttal network Of 'servtc€& for PfDPJ~ on the move - in 'ttationa, restaurant&, etc. - pi'Ovidinf IDIIUon~: e~ jobs and a~co!mtint . for iubte thin ~ bUllo~. a yea! In purchueo.. A~d IMiiftt · ltlslfll man, be would be amAzed t.o Jearn tJiat even ,..bile t~es bUsinesses a Gkoitti lllor• iieee114ary, lb,io are giouj;s th.t are tryiAg ti lllttoi them. Both ln the feder,al ConP:~SB .an~ /.n m•I)I .n.t~, blll1 will b< m rodll«11 tbis l'P' tq eUbe:r rule all prlvati 6Uit.Heilfs off the majar raa.ds or to preyen,t them .frorA ad,\'llrtislnj• tthleh would have the aame eft.aet, Yes, to ·stnett10n . w~d' ndfed the drive of a tree Pottle to raise ap the-it ~dds ,nd ·repiif atid per. petuatr: them, and k~ ttie mbdern n'etWOrlt of roads ttr.t·aat.. -· :·JL;l• .J ' me !! I .'i:oi,·'..I C:I ~I '•I ~-. ;]' .1 ;•.' DOWN 1t. •hoWl! '.".;~·. r.' ~· d ·.r·. ·: 1. warm wtna 19. At ~._!r ··~ lJ t ~l i 11.·.J and enau !•: ·1 .1 1 ~· "1 -4:-i ·4 d1tn11 I. Fdtint of vene (Fr.) 3 roOd loa.Va D>J• ' Sho1bonean tlllllan ~ Equal 9. Pta)'tid Hit trdm rut1t 11. Str&lthten• Jl Man'a nJck· MIDDLEPORT '''"111. to.ltmt J:l. A\ bomt .'1 •; ~ ~~,i ; I h ' H. Kt~· ::ol ' [•lillo..tl il: li : :•:1 :•'.' 111 1~ f'll! '-'l ~ t r.• '1 ; ~ ·~. ~ . !, J ~ne&k Uti t Cbirt} :;l i. f:ll -::1 12. White tro.t 1,, court tenn ~1 11o4rs, · Jl' (Fr.) ia)'if,, 1 ) er. ); !1 y'"''""'' .._._. 15.1li.Vtr 29. Plant !3. Dtrsu H• ..:H'5 :·jl ;·, ! ,_, [.;r.;t.. l kJ :•ll;i ;-ld:.; 21. LlthU 28. AitOI)~~~ S2. M&rc:h· L .~ 1 '1:!: · I I r..~ c • ·:,' P :l iD'J T THt'elliir IHob! ,. author 18, Malt 'DIVer· 8. Wall rtctll 11. Radhtft\ te. !jet S and H GREEN STAMPS · 38. '1'6\Ytirll _.1 8t Me 42: \V"p / ~. . . .~ , L "· &m"PiM "t· ~nr f&tiW.J iwne t4. Upward cutvtl\g of a ahlp'.e plank· tnJ 1!1. SUtch bird DEPARTMENT STORE Just A GGod Place To Trade MUI St. ... omy - they aN! uaed ror the movement ol &oods and 11 retrelltil!lnal CRQ.SSWORD &. PUI!th I H. I I H, Enflith htrhwars are IH'ellne1 ot the eeon- II. Lind Middleport mea.liure ao. J'uhtontd 34. Natlve of outer .epaea 11. Cyclades . ~ RACINE BAPTIST CHURCH ' ,, i , .. •• REVIVAL 18. Greek moun• taln 89. Microphone (.,_ortened) 40 Alitmal (eomb. { formt (\ . Landed properUea tC. A&'CI C$. Tanker _ . '8 Jan. 20-27-7:30 p.m. 41. ""!illtoi tllld Pronount:a • Rev. Gene McAllister • Freeland Norris Evangelist Song Leader Organ Prelude 7:15 p.m. Nightly . . 4•17 DAILY CRYPf091JOTE- Ren'l liew te Wtllllltl' AXYDLBA/>JI' · . lo LOI!IOPEL·LOW 01\e Jetter •tmply 1tanda tor anot!Wf, Jft tl\lliplf1• A· for tt.t thrH L'1, X tor the two O't, ete. 8ib&1~ Itt~ ~ trW Special Music Nightly trop.... tho lon]llh and tormalloD ol i1to J:ac.h .,.., the eodt letten art dift•rent. wtlii Uo 011 tllotil A Cr)'ptopMo q,.talloo ·-..._. Christ Is Your Answer Nuraeru and Attendant• for You,. People I woxvVa IUIKV • • I rzxv KM FOiliV oavloX-J'IIXVIX. _y""'..,-•.Crtptoquolo• t!tOVOiliUl J'ICLT iii! 'l'lioUlill'l'·.u _A •a t11--II!IA.fta .U A IUN Dtlbitiu.ht _, .... I'MUittl ,.tiiQ • Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ian. 23, 1957-1 TIGHT MONEY REPORT Rr Rob••rf NEW YORK UP Tq~ht llll!tl• I• bt!com1ng onl' of the tart ~ ~o' hfe ror more ant! mort' Anwr ca,ns and 1t appear~ H ll> ..;u 111 , to ,!let ltghter 'W bal ' ' meaB! t..) 'IIJ.:ht" nwn t')'~ tb8t 1t'1 h11rd to J(t'!' That always was true, but tht. particular phrase so Yt'i dPiy Ulll'rl now means t h <~t it 's gt!ttm 1 h 11 r 11 f'r to borrow aud parllcularh thai mteres l rates on loans are Jl~· l ttng steepe r. · · 1 ht' s 1 b Wh y 18 It 1g tmp y f'causc there are more demands fol' lollm than tbere is capital to go around and the policy or the Federal fie .~enc:, backed by the E1snh own administratiOn, IS to t ry lo bold l orrowing down lest 1t lead to run .~ lwrlui I r~ l t ls lh"t .tome loans are h~<~.rtl were nt"Ver ea-.Lt·t I he hownng Industry complalne 11 ~~ hit hard whllc con1umen :an l(t't qu\ck cro·dJt for evcrythln!C (rum rh'1tlal work to vac<ttlOn!i Then. too, the fcderd ~ovt•rn Jnt'f'! I!. lui•~ W11rntng ag.<~tnst Ill · flutwn hus JU~ot ~retent&d a h uol~ •·I ca llm R f•Jr ~pt'ndlng som(• $71 lul!Jon Stale snd loea l gf!H'rn · ml"ttts w1ll hnng lht ovf'rll!l total JO more than $106 blllwn thJq \u gt·t. ulher~ vear Spe<nding Goln, Up Ind ustry 111 golllJ: to 1.1pend ll rt•cr'lrd S40 bilhl)n tn ex pansicm pr oJ· eets And estimate! are that the Amencan consumer will fuel tht• boom in 1957 by ~pen d mg a whopa.w~,{ inflation pmg $27~ billion for c:oods an~\ Then tre some puadoxes tn services-a gllin of around $9 hil· thi~ tight money sltuahon The lion over 1~ . A big portion of that g1gani1C 'lfJUidl be •mattins - Mnd so would t>xp£>nditu re • go\·ernment. indu ~­ the eUOrts of thOse who Lry to try and consumer • will be hor· isolate them from tbe needs and rowed. Con9u mer debt already tothe wants ot the peo~le who usc tals around $41 billion and 1s m them. 111g. The federal bud~t wdi he h:tlanced hut state aadolota \ govt'rnments will borrow up to . twothirds or thew planned oulla)'. ThiS huge s pending spr.,ee ts th ~ basic reason why molb' is ti~:ht, why you have to p•Y more to • borr-Jw ActUH11Y, lriOfe? and more eredit is being poUred .-jnto the economy but it W'di , llttstnppt:>d by demand . As one economist · • put i•· ''Tht>t{' are on~ ~o man y br1l'k la ye rs, carpenters and engin e..r<; In our economy. Only so m.m~ tons of st('('l. baRR of cement and pounds or nail We {'annot huJI J h omt't~, r. - tori es. sct'loo~ hospJ t:'tl!':, ~ C'Wer sys tems shopping ct>n · tcrs and office huild!n~s with p,i per mon('y II tukP!I mate1·ia\ s awl !tlC!I " Production Behind O.m11nd i Therein l1cs the danger - !hut p10ductJOn fa ll~ so far behtnd not only dt•mand but !he arllf te tHl crt;( ht that th1• purchasing po \'.c-r ~ o1 cun rney will tall dangerou ~ly The purchasmg powrr t h·~ doll ar has he('n almo11! halved by 1nnatwn· ~1 nce 19:"19 Even so our ii\'Jng ~landards h::t \(' mcrc u~c d hN•au!le wngcs have more th<.~n de uhlet1 On(' or th<' r hu~r nppnm•ot ~ of the t1ght mon('y policy io; HPp \\'J' i1o!:h t Patman of Texo s. He lw · linrs thel'(' is tlan!': er 1t may wrf'c-k the economy '' We must make !iure th at >illl'h crPrilt rt> so u rec~ as arc- available are flo win·~ to the ri"!hl spots ' he satd '',1n d lh:lt <'florts how ever JUStl f lahll" 1n rt•;;tn lln l nf thre atened rn fla!lll n do not lt •,HI o,·~r the hnmp mto a .pcnOd of ' i\t>Hat1bn Whl ch may be evcniJtwre chfl;oult tO deal with" Jt'av D Murph~. eha irman of the Equitable Life A ssur<~n rc Society, does not a)!.'rec llf' s.1ys l ht• fa ct that moneY ts ttf!ht ··s1 mply mc<tns that we h:l\ l' bern trying lo expand our cnnsump111m our prod11clivE' fadli!H·S and govt> rr Jmrnt services faster than ou r ca· ' ::~~8~~ "NECKLACE'• parities for dom~: so rerrn n .. ()f .., ' mlnk b uaed "People have bec omt' arcus for the c::ollar of this royal belle <:hitron broadcJoth la.te day tomerl to low Interest r1\es for dress from Anthony BIOtta'e ~ o Ton,!! that the y are hkf'n for winter caUeetlon. Settlonally gra'nted and Hre assumrd to be normal." he says. "People seem seamed. the 1klrt fantails blck with a tlay bow, to forget 1hat fc\r 20 '('nrs interest rales were deltll(•r~tl'h kt>rt' at arllhdally low lt!vols by pumping f!xtra money in tn the ('rt drl system " Calhng on Mr and Mrs Dana AI the root of t hf' t •ght money Lew/·, 1tn d mm d r eccn tl y were problem, economJsts say ts the Mrs. Winnie Spears of Camp Con · fact th 11t sa~ i n~s have not kept ley, Mn. Mary Pickens, Mrs. lrem: pace with the nation 's mounting Jt~llt and daughter Parkanna and rred1t requirements Au gust Ihlc Charlene, Mrs Rhodes Fox, M•·s. feld. pres ide nt of the Sav~ngs Avetyn Nich()Json, Mr~ Wand:r Danks Trust Co of New York . Roush and sons of Kay Long lt•rms th at the great;.. ~t single -----'h~r~"~"~'-'"_our prosperity 1 ·GASOLINE ALLEY l --== - -'----~ Walt vou haven t c>a::Kej out .:- f tr1at ra.c.? t .J 11umf'vdle? We'll 9tart 1rl front ~ ~·lth our of rrv car-s lined up euen. ' ! ! '. .' '~'! r~ 1:23 ~· .. ur DICK TRACY ""our .. ICrTfEW "'" (/ ( ,' rr~· LITTI,E ORPHAN ANNIE IHtS a..o ~-ctt Mou.ow A HIU. ..,_WE CAN 'BEE ALL MWK>- a' CUFTON NANCY DO YOU REALLY OWN THAT APARTMENT HOUSE ... THEN WHY DO YOU LIVE IN THIS SHACK"' IT'S BECAUSE 0!' A RULE I HAVE �The Daily Sentinel 8-Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middlepor t , 0 , Jan . 23 , 1057 • ICounty GardenClub Presidents \irs Bruce Lloyd co nt act chairman fur the CAGC 10 Me !g s County . presided at a met'ting for pres idents of Count y G;udcn Clubs or tbe1r reprsentatt ves Tuesda Y at llealh '-fethodJst Church \Irs James B. Titu s, Rutland. s,1okc on a proposed C"ounty-w1de proje ct of as s1stmg 1n the land : sca pt ng of the Count} Home and Ju n1<1r 1 lu b chrmn , e ac h spoke on the group approved the liUgges lions which they will present tu their clubs They also discuued .JP to h1m on the street and S <~ d, favorably to the tdea or a county· . ·" that !h lng off ' and t loHpee" w1de ~~ lower Show 1n JuJie with :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;-;;;;;-.,;·:;-:;-:;;-;;-;;-;-1 each cI ub to ~ n d a chair man and r 11hc general rha1rman to be chosen fr om this group DLRlNG Mr~ Lluyd rt.'ad a Jetter from ~r .. Lmn McKmght, State Junior Club chairman asking that Junior r!ubs be started m Me1g1 County 1 Mrs Rubert Reibel. Reg1onal D1rt'rlor , and Mrs Til us, D1stnct cu tniJJendatlons or the members attt ·ndmg the meeting Tuesday Those present were Mrs. Rc 1 bel, Mrs Titus, Amateur Gardeners Club and Rutland Garden Club. Mrs Webb H a II, Rutland Garden Club . Mrs James Harley, M1ddle POll C. Club, Mrs Earl Dean , Chester Garden Club , MISS Lydta Ebersbarh , Mrs t:harles Goeglein, Pomt•roy Garden Club; Mrs. Glenn Le-e . Mrs Louise Harnson, Walk· 1JJ Club, Mrs John Terrell , Mrs C L Heaton, Windmg Trall Garrlf'n ( luh, Mrs Jed Webster Sr . M1ss Elhel Garland, Twtllght Gar· den Club, Mrs Norman McCain Mrs Mildred Headle) Rose Garden Club Tupper~ Plain~<; Mrs 0 . P Klem. Mrs Lloyd , Amateur Gardeners Club Eleanor Schaaf, Mtddleport Soctety Edtlor , Phone 6079 I Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Soctety Editor, Phone 6244 WotlSE THAN EVER I J0 u·· " He " hll t.l l'd tha t lh<' 11 u r (•e wh1c!l the d1m c sold him l{)ok ~ ' J " unrealisti c' a ~tnnger nme HO.N.OLULU l: P - Roh('Tt Owens sued a ha 1r ch uw r ·r ~600 Tursda> b<-cau ~ e he sa 1d a toupee made h1m luok 'r1 du· u 1\lwn he tuok 11 ut f h ~ lu k\·d than ever bc ca u~c 1 , ~ aLqulred a good tan be low lilt; WJfSf' I Baker Furniture's JANUARY I 1 POMEROY SOCIETY ...--PRICES REDUaD ON:---, e Bedroom Suites e Uving Room Suites Mr and Mrs Paul Fl&her qf MIIICrSVI!iC VISited recently eCHAIRS 8RUGS ePICTURES Columbus w1th Dr and Mia. eLAMPS eTABLES eETC James F1sher and daughter. The infant daughter of Dr and This "Operation Thrift" All Takes Plaee On The Brightest Corner In l\llddlcport and Mrs Jame11 Fisher of Colum ~--.;,;;,;;;._,;. ~~~~":::'~::"_.j bus formerly of Mmersv11le ha• bcf'n named Lucmda MarJe. ~trs EdwarC: Parker was return ('d to her home, Minersville Sat urday from Holzer Hospital where she has been a medlcal pallent for the past month Kenneth Farley of Chelyon, W. Va v1s1ted Sunday with Mr. and ! \trs Edward Parker 1 Mrs Edward Genhelmer and snm , Eric and Jcffrl'y of Royal Oak~ . Mtch are the gue11ts of her parents, Mr and Mrs Verne Bot !nger and of Mr Genheimer's parents, Mr and Mn Olan Genhclmf'r Mr Genheuner who Is 1 an archltet:t for G iffels and Val· let r o of Detroit, M1ch 1s spend· lil t-( a week in Cuba on busmeu for the r1;mpany Mrs JOhn F Raily , Mrs Bertha Sroll and Mn Olan Gcnhel mer vtsHed Tuesday 1n Pt Plea~ant , W. Va . Wilh Mr and Mrs Will Jm Kn1ght and farmh· I l'pl Dewayne Eskew son of the SAVE ON Tm:SE lalf' Mr and Mrs J W EsKew I of Union Ave , who has been st:I I!Oncd with thf' Mannes .tt C.IIIIP V aiU{'S to $5 !J5 <'heck s StJ ipl' ~ l't'!Hl!'\ton , l a \If rcrclv<'d h1s dts,\LL SIU;S <'har~w a' l<'r three y<'ars ~Hvlrt· Huck and Hull ('ulla! s and h ~ ~ anl\'ed In Dayton, where ANI! COLORS hl' w!ll res1de. \Irs Ch<!ill'S Wtthl'<' who hat hr·t' ll q u1h• 111 w11h a k ulm·y mfcc• 110n at ht•r home !Inion Ave, •s !lOY'S 1<'J HH trd as nnprovmg \tr .we\ Mr s Robert Marc1nl~ • ·IIHI famJ lY ol Tuppt"rs Pb1ns .vPn.• llrokt•n Sizes $1.98 VALUt: '\ut~day Rl•Psls of M1 ,1ml M1s ( !.11'i nrc Anfir('wS an.l famll.\' Values To 321.50 \It ~ Wt\ham Baxter cntcn"l i1 n 11N Hospital, Tue:-day fur ob GIANT REII!ICTWNS S-M-MI. - XL ~" 1 \ 1t1nu and tre«trnenl ON ALL OTHER JACKETS $2.93 Values I Sale __,.__________"";=-...---...... 1 i» I Z I ) BIG DAYS 1 1 Beginning Thursday, Jan. 24 SPORT SHIRTS 1 SUEDE JACKETS $13·99 NOW $2.99 SUBURBAN COATS FLANNEL SHIRTS $1.39 $14·99 Men's Flannel Shirts .' . Bargains all over the Store in Propose County Home Landscaping I 1 Th r ( uunty Garden Club meetJng v.1 ll be held th1s spring when the 1 tu bs will report on the rl' SUITS and TOPCOATS They're Heducrd to .Sell. Get Yours and Sa>c $$ ONE LOT OF SUITS $25·00 All Wool . . . Shark•kin Gabardines and Stripes Values to $42.50 TOPCOATS All Wool As Low As SPORT COATS Values to $2~.30 · NOTE: ' AU these values from our ongmal stock Nothing brought In [or - $14.99 IVY LEAGUE CAPS thiS sale. We need the rack space if you need the merchandise you ca·n save money Sale starts Thurs., Jan 2~. Reg. f2.45 Values Broken Sizes ends Feb. 2 "Where You Dress Better For Less" Pomeroy 114CourtSt. ··----------·----------------------------- / ' ' l I l $)9.95 NOW S;llltil a Mulforri hils been m r'o l11 111hus for a check-up at Chd · dn·n s Hospital where she learned lha! her cast w11l be removed in thr{•r wt>ek~ Sandra, who ~~ rccmi'llll!; from surg<'rY corrl'rlmg 1ht' cUl'cts of polio, Wil8 hurt Q,llaln wh•·n In an automobile accident ThanksgiVIng weckeuc.l, Mrs Katheryn Payn4!! wa5 taken in the Meigs General llosp1ial 111 tht· llawlingB-Coats ambulam·c \~11lard D. Miller, AM3, son of ~1r .md Mrs. Dflvle Miller, has b(•f'n transferred from Brunswick, :\1ll liW to Puerto Rico . \Ir s t- ranees Bearhs, Mr~ Lu· t'l llf' Brarhs Hawkins. Mn. r ft, 1 Wa~e Jr an[! Mrs, Rodney Sauct' a1tcndcd the funeral or Mrs DClra Bt>11rhs at the Em I prj¥(: EUB t'h11J ch Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrlt George llmlson llnrl \!} 11nd Mrs. 0. E Ml'K1111cy \\Nc busmess visitors in Colum hu~ Tuesday. 1 .1.m1re Houck, dauahter•f Mn. 1 :\t;anf' Houck, ls Ill at htr home \\ lth an attack of flu l- r1t'11ds have · learned that Juan· 1111 nangcrter who gradliated !rom \1iddleport lhgh School in 19a6. I:< workmg m an ofrlc-c In Zant•Jt ville and IS enrolled in N1ght School lht>re. I United Meth.odist JOF Class Holds Monday Meeting The JOF class of the tlmted Ml'lho list Church met Mon!lay I!H'nlnB at the churth for its January meeting. • .... MrJ; Dwtaht Parker. prt>sid<'nt, prf'slticd at the meeting wluch. oprnf'd with devotions l<'d by Mr~ Hey Hysell · who read t•salm too '"d orrercd prayer A ronrtlbutlon was m•dc to the ""'" of Dimes. Mrs. Gerald WI!dcrnmlh and Mrs. Benton ronn wrce named u lhe flower ond I mk rommitlce. II was ann'"necd that g1·oup one of the WSCS would I servf' lt1nch at the churrh Jo'nday • from II a m. to 2 p, m. At the close of the mcei111g a ' social hour was ~"njoycd and a ] desst•rl course w~t.s served by the ho~lc55, 1\lts. P~1·ter. IRST In Advertising In CirculaUon 9 Reg. fl.89 LACE CURTAINS ······ ·-········ ·· ··-···· ··· . . . ················-······ SALE $129 PAIR 23 Reg. $2.50 LACE C!JRTAINS ·· ·········-·· · ··· · ·--·· · ··· SALE fl 99 PAIR 43 Reg. $2.95 LACE CURTAINS ··· ··· ······-· · ··· ······· ··· SALE f%.19 PAIR 38 Reg. $3.95 LACE CURTAINS · ·· ···· · ······--· · ·· · ···-·· · SALE f3.19 PAIR 18 Reg. $4.95 LACE CURTAINS ·· ·· -·· · ··· ··· ·· ·· ···-·· ··· SALE ... ····· ...... . ... .. .. . .. . SALE . . .... . . .. - .. .. .,. . . SALE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . SALE 5 Reg. f1.95 LACE CURTAINS 46 Reg. $5.95 !,ACE CURTAINS 8 Reg. U-29 LACE CURTAINS 11 Reg. $7.95 LACE CURTAINS ' ' ' ' FATHER, MOTHER AND MOST OF THEIR CHILDREN ' ' ' ' ' ' ' CAFE CURTAINS and read from Margaret C Kistler, district depu. ty, concerning the distnct rally wh1ch v.tll be held in Marietta on Aprll 11 Theodorus Counc1) will prf'sent colon; at the rally Mrs. C L Heatou was mstalled as asso-crat<' councilor by Lhe council dep. uty , M1 s Albert Woodard. 27 R.r.g. $1.95 CAH SETS $3.89 PAIR , . SALE · ·· · · ········- · ········-··· ····· wtte SALE $1.89 SET 8 Reg, $2.89 CAFE SETS SALE $2 19 SET • B00klet 0 n cAount y Truck Destroyed lnformative (n 3-Ca r Wreck . Of M . J e•gs aycee , . ISNew PfOJeCt 37 Reg. $2.95 CAFE SETS SALE $2.19 SET . .•. ...... ... .. . .. .. SALE $139 PAIR < f'nmmittees appointed were Ways and Means, Mr!l Bermce Darst, Mrs Addie Gruescr and Mrs. Jobn Sm1th , Orphan~ Fund , Mrs. John l.e1fhe1t, M1ss Erna Jesse and Mrs. Thomes Cook, Owing Hoom, Mrs. Harry Stahl, Mrs Arnold Hayes :~ml Mrs Herbert Miller; Kitchen, ~tr:,; . Donald Hauck , Mrs. Albert Woorla•d a11d Mrs. Henry Reibel ; ,tnd F'lag Rear<>r~. Ldhe Hauck .and M ' S F1<>d Swatzel 15 Reg. $1.00 CAFE BOTTOMS 30 Reg. $1.98 LUSTRON DRAPES COME IN 1956 FORD VB 50e ... ' . .. ' ' . . . ' . ... ' ' . ' ... ' . . .... . . . . ' ' ' ,, ' abo~ the cO\mt,t the sen1or SPffN;cr stated . :~~~::-r.~:o,r~'"'~m:<t;; h11 SALE $139 PAIR SALE $2.19 PAh\ 20 Reg. $5.95 RA Y!1N DRAPES SALE $4.99 PAIR 9 Reg. $8.93 RA VON DRAPES . . . . . . • . . . SALE $5 99 PAIR / SALE $4 99 PAIR 12 Reg. "$6.95 FIBt;R{;LAS TAILORED CURTAINS SALE $5.19 PAIR 8 Reg. $3.95 DACRON TAILOREII CURTAINS SALE $3 19 PAIR 9 Reg. $4.15 DACRON TAIWREII CURTAINS SALE $3.19 PAIR group elude.;:! · that at tlte prese[lt ltme f I d when tt ou ' .c as I an m d ust na I ,' concern was eommg to Letart, then now IS I he tune to tl.ke action and s£'11 the "VIe1gs County Story•" and do 1t m lhe lihorlest $2 19 PAIR 12 Reg. $2.95 IIACRON TAILORED CURTAINS SALE 15 Reg. $2.69 DACRON TAILORED CURTAINS SALE $1.99 PAIR 20 Reg. $3.29 DACRON TAILORED {:URTAINS SALE $2 19 PAIR ' NYLON TAIL8RED CURTAINS green. 'Nke." 1 1955 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hardtop VS . P . G., radio, heater, scat covers, sun visor, white wall tires, and many other accessories. 7 Reg, $3.95 NYLON TAILORED CURTAINS SALE $3.19 PAIR 20 Reg. $4.15 NYLON 'l'o\ILORED CURTAINS SALE $3 . 19 PAIR 5 Reg. $4.95 NYLON TAILORED CjJRTAINS SALE $3.99 PAIR 14 SALE $4 Reg. $5.95 NYLON TAILORED CURTAINS "Sharp" RAYON TAILORED CURTAINS 1955 PLYMOUTH ~avoy 2 dr. Sedan. Radio, , He.ter, seal covers & w. wall tires. This car has a beauU·"'UI peach finish. "Clean " 30 Reg. $1.89 RAYON TAILORED CURTAINS 4 1954 MERCURY Monterey Hardtop, Radio, 1\eat.!r & overd•·ive All Jood while wan tires, beau. Uful tu-tone green finish. ' ' ' ... . ..' ' 99 PAl& • . ' ' . . SALE $1.29 PAIR Reg. $1.95 RAYON TAILOREII CURTAINS SALE $1 39 PAIR %Reg. f2.95 RAYON TAILORED CURTAINS SALE $2.19 PAIR 3 Reg. f3.95 RAYON TAILORED CURTAINS SALE $3.19 PAIR 31 Reg. $1.00 C01TAGE SETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE 69o SET 1953 FORD VB Hardtop F 0 M., Radio, heater. scat covers & Ali good white wall tires. This ' car Is the nicest & cleanest 'M Ford around. "See this." 16 Reg. $1.50 COTTAGE SETS ··············· · -···.· ·····-··- SALE $1.19 SET ' 88 Reg $1.95 COTTAGE SETS ..... . .. . ..... . , .... . . . . ... . .. SALE $1.39 SET %0 Reg. f%,95 COTTAGE SETS . . , . . . . • . . . . • • . . . .• . ..•. .. .... SALE $2.19 SET RUFFLED CURTAINS 1953 DODGE 6 Reg. $3 95 ORGANDY RUFFLED CURTAINS ..•••... • ...... SALE f3.19 PAIR · 3 Reg. $1.95 ORGANDY RUFI'LED CURTAINS • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE $5.99 PAIR 12 Reg. $8.95 ORGANIIY RUFFLED CURTAINS ..•..... , ••• , .. SALE $1.99 PAIR '• 37 Reg. $5.95 NYLON RUFFLED CURTAIJIIS ..•. ... .•• ; ..•••• SALE $4.99 PAIR 3 Reg. n.95 NYLON RUFFLED CURTAINS •...••....••..... SALE f6.99 PAIR 35 Reg. $3.11_5 and U.29 DACitON RUFFLED CURTAINS . . . . . . . . SALE $3 19 PAIR %4 Reg. $5.95 FIBERGLAS RUFFLED CURTAINS .......•..•.. SALE fU9 PAIR 24 Reg. $US 'L-----------....1 l!__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,.__,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-ojll • A three-car aCident that totally dcmohshl'd a panel truck late this mornmg was. caused by Ice on Rt. 33 7 nca1 the Swuhcr tipple pollee said Accorrhng to PaLtolman John Mc'Kf'llZie a truck owned by th e Elb 1 'ct St d d 1 b D er .H., Vaore~,aellle skrl~-~~d 0~ anafl' d. n " 1 r.d ,; 6 81 0 rce, tpped 1 11 ~- 1n on ItS top an Ina }' rig lilt e up agam be£orc stoppmg , · ~Meanwhile, two other vetuc!Ps follo~m1 Van.~. Meter cbllided 1110P and shd " VI<' or YOu"g, Mel"' Co"nwhen the, tned to Mr., \ " "' th IY P~lio Dme Chairman, today on 0 e ICe. , b 1 k d sa1d thaL th1.1s far the current Lamages oIf a rue-R nvcn Y J · 1 Bo by J Wo e, 21, anne, an 15 campai gn 1n Meigs County ag- owooed hy Fred Kestel soli , were d gmg far behind prt•vwus \ears an estunaled at $511 while damages that ~turns have heen very slow 1 lo a Ohio F"el Gas true·' drtven II t 1 Th~ chairman Said 13 mal by Raymond Kloes were set til cards ~rnt Ollt throughout t h c $35 . county have ht•en slow In <'0\Jlll'g No eh,roes we-· flied ••d the""' d c\ th thought .,. '" .... a bark an cxpl esse t' were no InJUries Cmders were 111 11 I hat many persons h v.td' aldl pfro- ordNcd on the iC:< sect1ons at bahlltty latd them asa c an or- once . gotten them Thus far sales for Blue I rutrh havf' amounted to $339 ll and the tolling of thf' Pomeroy Bnd gc by , mt·mben; of the Pomrroy Junwr lllgh Band last Saturday has net ted $9126. Th1s unit wtll agam loll the brulgr. on Saturday °• , I Mrs Young sa1d too lhat thi!i week cards have been dJstnbulcd throughout all tht> schools m the eo"n '>' for contnbutw~;s by the school Children Th us far contributors 1o I he Mf'lgs Pallo funrl, !.1 5 r<'lC'ased by ".·" ''· Yo,no.. are Stark's Drug Store $50, Rutland PTA, $25, Foundry Mnulfirls Limon. $2!), Pomeroy Cement Block. $25, AntiQUitv Baptist Church, $13 15: Jlysdl's Rotkv1ew Hotel. $12, },armNS Bank and Sav1n~~ Co . $10, Pomeroy Natwnal Bank , SJO, (It· 1zens National Bank, $10; Oscar Roedel, $10; M C. Hobart, $10, G & J Auto. $10; Lydia K.bersbach , $10; Manon Ebers bach, $10; Eh· ersbach Hardware, $10: Columbus Southern Oh1o Elcctnc, $10, Ty· rca: Pickens, $10, Krogcrs, $10; Disabled American Veterans, $10; Hcmlork Grove Churcn $10, Sl· cred Heart Guild. $10 ' A treasurer's report· rcbtcd that the net profit from the " M'odcl A Ford Gtve·Away" was $85 Also it Uunors of $5 arc · LJ A.V Auxwas <eporh•-' th11t at the present 11o •y Ra"lole QL''-' rhapler Mag'' a., ; ._ ~ ' \Veh:st~r' AuK lime ~280 58 ts m the group's 1 a Temp'· Drew ~ no 1 Ll', • • coffers tllary Past Pre:,;idenl.s, Rev. Moh· It was urgf'd by Prestdent Mor- roH. Rock Spnngs Sunday School, gan that m~..ore action should be H y 11 rvcslers of Foderated app lak•n by the group lo '"pporl Chm ch, aDrrw Web•lrr L<goon the Governor's Safety Program, Posl, Mrs Thomas D. Syrc, Busy and that it could be best done on Be e Cl ass , B a k er an d Seyfried · a count}· level. Morgan ctted sev· Robert McHarf1e. David Scott, eral s.:dety h3zard:s m the county Gerald E Reuter, Tuppers Plains ll'at 'illO"Id be camp,.gned again:o~L. .. Sumlsy School, Tuppers Plams The"" w•r· the bndgc on State ~ 124,"' In Meigs county·, the Methodist Church, Second Warcl Ro"le Womens Club, Laurel CliU Better Hobsor, cros::;mg, whlchd appabourent,· Heal!h Club, Ernest Rca. BlfeU· Jy somcthmJ 1s bemg one a • ocr Autv, Dr. Moore. Dr DonoVan. he 831CI, and the narrow road on E F Robil}o.'lOn, Mason Fillher, UniOn Avenue. ChHord Ebcrsbaclt, Edith 1hrlin· Con "lumg Ihe mocltng, a r~- e;er, A D Weed and ..Son. V. D. port on the bowling Learn was sub- Edward~. Sugar Ri.ln Flpur Mill mltted and Mrs. M. E. Jbthburd. rrest'nl at lhe llli.'Clmg 1n lhp Jaycee Hall were: Morgan. Jrrinmgs, Jo'ullrod, Beltmg, ChUds, I. Drown, Ka1·r. Rosenbaum , Seelig. 1\lanm. Gu~sts included Ron Sprmger and Bill Grucser. CINCINNATI, 0. UP - l'Tod· uce· F~ggs, steady, pnccs at farms. TO SPEAK HERI Hcp George Memharl and Fran I• consumers, whiles and IJrownR, \ Cochran of the State Department jumbos 33 -39: A lArge 29-30, A rMof Education will be S!lCakcr~; here !Imms 26 · 27, A small 20.24, B Jan. 31 when members or local laq:c 26-27, f'OB A largo a.:;-36; !irhool boards meet m the courl· A nll'dtum 33·34; B large 33-34 Chickens, fryers about steady; house. Cochran is St.atc Supervisor or [ryers 3-3't.! lb 17-18, hens, heavy type 14-17, hens, light type 1()-12. Transportation, .~ . 1 l • YoutJJ LeaderS To Convene At Marietta Ffl'day Orville Landers have the The proceeds from the sale will be tur.led over to the M.el&l County Polill Committee . MerehandJse to be sold will be handl'ed b)> two mtlhods (I) Persons having anything of value they will donate to the cause may bring it to the sale lo be ' auctioned Wltb tbe en· lire proceed" from the sale of the arhcles gomg to the Pollo Fund Or£, ,~ (2) Anyon(' wlsbmg to selJ f in.er1 chadndJ,!jC mllay IPI_ut lth urpg ?.";,,ea.. ~ an a sma se mg e a e "'u uc deduct~d ft·om the selling price, With the selling charge turned O\'er t" the Poho Fund. . The Si!le '>"lll start at 1.00 p. m 1Saturday, Ja'1uary 26, wltb. no Item bcmg too small nor too large to be consigned or donated to the cause Anyone h.lvmg anythmg of value they would hke to donate to the Polio DiiVCj: may call 1 Portfand 436 or Tbom 18 Hyatt Pa{sons - af Portland 273 ' and the arL1cles will be plcked up Sl~ it Meigs • GeneraI IH , alB oard ospil Named For 1957 of Virgil Hayes adm1mstrator Mc1gs General Hospital toda}· an· nounccd the selectiOn of Lhe Board of [hrertors for the hospital dur mg 1957 Two Sentenced To Jal'l T"'rms the Sov•et Union's "atomtc retaltatton" warnmg as Moscow's o I n I Cage 1'ournamcnl s Dra""l'ng Dat~ et Beta SI'gma Phi' H0 JdS Dance For as 11 March Of DI'mes " h ~ 1c h H 1 a&t<'rn H1g SchOG oac ar · sill Dodnll today set Jan 31 the date when drawmgs for the E New c ld w3\'e spreads over M t Of Nati'on early this month warrar.•" by carrymg out reported S_h enff R,·bert Hartenbach was : 0 planj to esT t hlish aLQm " armed noli!ier1 today Lhat un!es!! ~t"lgs ! Amencan umt! In Turkey, Iran, '-I County authcnt1es are wlllmg to , Japan and ukm:n~oa return J.ant!P.fll to the army either The Official Soviet Tass news 1agf'ncy imm erhatt>l v picked up the C. ' at , Fort Knux, K} , or any other U}DVIC lOR place destenated after local : charge "'here Pravda lef~ of( and p a11thonties are "through w11h OS warned u S allies tht!y m1ght beTwo .l'oung omt'ro} mE'" were him" Army Regulatwns forb id come the ftrst vlettms or any 5ervtng out a\ least ls-day jall SC:l- Lande".!'' release. A fresh bla.&t of frlj!Jd air OVI'r atomiC war !t speCifically Silllences here today after one of thf' spread most of the eastern thlill led out for .,,,.arntn.l!: Bntlan, West patr was convicted of assault and Landers, l7 Ill wanted here hy I ot the natiOil today , lumbling tern ~ ' tr Italy Turkey battl'ry and tht' other ot thpft the Probate Court He had bef' n I)('Tlltu res by as mu~h as 40 to 51.1 Ir~~m;~~- )Jp=~re, ' • TbPy were Jack Land<'fs, 22. srntence.d to an 1ndefm1tc term 111 dcgr\:cs m New England But Jn Washm gton Pre!itdent Laurel St and Wilham c WlliC, the Bov s Industrial School after llowever · the cold air stopped E.1 sew·owcr ' IE ll op<'n the ""''tion . 19, Pomero)' Stbac ShRout,•, ft1behen) hiS ,convlcli,on on, a charge of the n~e or northeastcbrn stream s of whether l s forces mEgbt be were arrestt'd y t'rl o stea wg au o par s and rJ\t'rs, swollen Y meltJng armed with atomiC weapons lf Harlenbach W('dncsday m the1r The Army ~ol 1nto !he ptdun: snow and heavy rams _ forced hj!ht Commumsl aggreit10 homes. when Lander"~ _who was AWOL The Alleghen~· R1ver h1t flood smn :n the lfrddlt' East Acconlin,~; to the Shcrrfr, Emory turned himself m to Ft Knox of- ~ t ru;•' 111 some areas of Penns) I I H sad a r1n 1 deci sion has not Huller nf Rt 'I near Kclro) ·~ f1cer~ follo"·mg his Jail break va 111 a. hut no senous tloodm '~ w<~~> : bee~ ·r~achd . 01ahhnugh his pro-• r-,•1ght Clnh Slgllf'd 3 ro:nplaint Sheriff Ha1 !f'nhach had requesh·d repor ted At the Aile d .D t ., r the Middle 1 that Wise dunng the n1ght uf Jan his release lr'>m the Ar.my so he J<:hl' H\ and !\tonongahcla nvcrs ex Epose, r nt~ :::force ·,f nec1 ld b 1 k as orom ~"~ u 1 1 r 13 stole a watch ft'\1m him an •l CIJU . e a en 0 .anras Pi tcrdt'd normal pool stage but r<>- essarY to battle Communist aggresthat Landers gave htm ahbeatmg "Thts aboul wnles off Lan - mamrcl below nood swn II was reported the pa1r ad stay- ders case,'' th e sheriff today l Several streams •n thl· Clev P· Mr Eisenh ower also said one ed all mght Wltb Rutier, Ill com- I ..It doesn't lnok like we should go I d fl " t d of the Cbicl auns or his ¥hllinb· h h d h La Jan area over oweu ~cs er ay , pany w1t a t 1r young man w o get him, Li1ke him to ncastcr h receded to their banks as tem· trallon dunt: g the next four years Is related to Rutter. Thf r~alion, then r•Jturn hun to the Army ut ed adne~ • beUer unMrowner left ttUtter rhidencc' l wMrn., tMy waat hnn' sent followt:d tlKI ,tiit befor~ thP Jnc-ld~lll That m1ght bt> anywhere" eanng· d a.aw 1M g. 1 wave , en 1116 · h "h Fr .. arrJ\al of tiC cod Botb m£'n plea(! guilty toRI~ Landers e~caped' w~.~. d an. hta\ '-' ram.& that dumped a record viet Umon cxtrernclv worried by ch.li"<'!l Ill JustlC<' of Peace E Spen<'t'r, 16. on · a st'eon J81 1 2 ':'6 ·111r hes of prer1p1. alion a 8 , 1- Prestdent E1senftower'1, recent " 1 1 Grmdlev ·~ court Wednesday after break try [leputy Shf'nff Jed J r,-10 , y The 1, 11 "'' , new 24- budget mellsoge ealhng ior the d 1 60 W b l h d l d lh lh noon . WiSC was sentence 0 e s t'r a '! oppe em on t" h f J u s Arm) t::- mcrease 1' ts num ber days m 111 11 ,45 suspended ptov1d- first attempt when only a few feet 111 •ur hJg or anuary d or atonur s.rpport commands t• d The b 1gocst temperature rops d N ed he ~t·!urm lht' watch) and W<~S from 1ree om 1 " ~ back up th ,:o ground 1orces o1 a·1 filled $25 and costs The whereabouts of Spencer IS I were Ill \('W r~ng 1am1 an ew !Jed natwr.;, Landers was given a 1:1 clay jail still unknown . York Y.ht'rr ('arly mormng The military correspondent of mx~ registered near zero. or ..v o st>nlen<'<' fec dassault a nd battue TJ· d('.·•rees lower than the prevtous the I..~mdon T1mc~ wrote today 150 ht and wa~ 1me a s1m 11ar amo 0 1 that 'lhe ob\lous a1m of the Prav· , da art1de 1s to fnghten the Mtd· I nlg The cold au- mass a 1so sen east c untr.r s , ... t' I I .. cboeunhteyldb.askctball tournament wt Dodrill. president of the Mergs A March or Dimes dance Mpon County Coaches Association, noti• hed Supermtendent or schools 0 sorcd b) the Beta 'Sigma Ph1 Sor r onty Jan 26 w1ll feature muSIC by 0 atU!rson of I he date Joe Steele and his '"Kings" on hcsThe dr awmg · II be held '" lh" WI ... supcnn t en d en 1s · o ff'1cc at 7 .30 tra of llunl!ngton, It wa:s announced today ~ p.m. - - - -- - -Beta Sigma Phi Prcstden! Ann Rupe said tickets for the dance arc on ssle at the MartiD & Uoll<'r Orug \Siorc ln Middleport and Stark's Pharmacy in romcroy. Dancing wrH be from I lu I a m Final plans lor the .d~wre Wf're Pomeroy and Mlddleporl Volmade al a chapter IMit'UnJZ I'IH'S unteer Fire ~parlmenlli have day cvenmg when EJizah<>th An bcnefilcd hy sale5 of magazme subscriptions in Mt'tgs County by d(•rson wa& in charge or tbc cui· Grace &nd Logan Kelly by a toUII Lura! program on Nature. Refresh· or $3,272 39 it was d1scloaed today. ments were served by Carol From the sale of magcJzmes Spcnre and Lena Ncasclroarl Other Polio Fund evt"nl~ lhc during 19~6 the Middleport Fire chapter iS participating m uwlud•' Department receiVed from the 1 Kelly's $319.80 whtch amount add· the Mothers' Msrch on Po!10 whic t JS to start 7 p.m, Jan. 31, the Excd to previous years made a total empler Chapter w11l spomor a par$1.~27 89 to that dcpllrtmenl. Salt•s for the Pomeroy Deparl· ty for the sorority at the K or r mcnt netted $322.55 during 1956 Hall in Middleport where the G· to bring the total received to Notes wUI play for a dance [rom 9 (o 12 midnight. $1,744.5() th1-ougbout tb'!! years. p 1 usbur,~; h I ~e th~ ~aid l sl.<~gf' pe~~tures_roppthct" lbo~Jij ~Union. I ' 1 ~a,d- 1 New J)lOat Club Organizational Meetmg . c3 11ed MI'dd(eporl It Ministerial pJ3DS Agenda As Thi Middleport Mm1sterial 80Ciatton held a Spt'clal meelmg WednesEiay afternoon al Lhe l';lrsl Baptist Church at Which Pans d d l comtnumty were l ISCUdssfe lh ~'ohscrv•nce of prOJCC san or e N a 110na 1 Yn,lh W•ck slart1o•b on ~ 8 u nd•y · Jan"ary· 27 Th ev a 1so vo 1cd 10 •·slab IIsh 'a sched~le for holdtng opcnmg de· · 1 se 1. v1ce 5 al the monthly vo11ona mectmgs of the VJ!Iage Council Mmtsters pif'ienl wrre the Rev C. R Konkrlght . Heath Melhodlst Church, the new prcsldf'nt . Fred 1. Gardner, paslor uf the Church of Christ , out-gomg president, the Rev Howard Ruppelt F1rst P;es· bytcnan Church. lhe Rf'v N n Bordon, Mt Moriah Bapltst Chur eh- the. Rrv C E. Hoyt, }'u-sl Bapbsi Church CALL FINED WestNn obsencrs m M~>scow 40 s Ill the Carohn~ and the guU read i~ the article the same Vt;lled ~tatt·~ tllreal aga ~st the Elsenhuwer Doctr:ne that they saw m Soviet Prem1er N1kola1 Bulgan10's "rocket weapon'' note or lasl November. Tha! note warned ;Britam and France to stop then attack on Egypt and potntcd out that "tbere arc countnes whJch need not hne sent a navy ur alr forct: to the ....,381 s of Bntam but could have '" "sed others mcam, such as rocket Funeral servtces will beE held techmqucs ' Saturday at 2 p m in the wmg Most obsrrH"rs agre!'d Wednes· Funeral Chapel for Cllarles Warn· day Pr~\·da a'ld Tass articles ccr· er 73 of Chesler who died at his tamly compnsed Sonct thrcals of home early thiS mormng. atomic rt•tal! att\ln They came l1S I Thi• r1cceased was a hfe long Bntuh Defr nse Y!mlstcr Duncan mC'mber of the commumty tn Sand}'S and !\tomic Wcapom; Cnlef which h<' re&ded and was former Sir Wilham .Penney rJanned to fly I)· employed at the Pome.royCe to Wa!ihmgtun this Y!edr, end W mC'nt Block Co and the Salt Com- ~ ~Ita! talks on Bntam 's reviled pany mllitarv program . Survllllng are h1s 'A'Ifc, Gerhe t \lay Larkm Warner, a daughter, Mrs F.m1ly Congrove, Co1umbus, son Wilbur Warner, at home J brothf'r George oC Manon, 0 1 Friends may call at the funeral home at any time. ' rt• admg s skiddmg into the 30's and 11 1 Charles Warner • FuneraI service w.· II Besaturday Chester Dealer In Feeds Wins Service Award Nc Call of Middlepnrt was fmcd $100 and ('Osts dl · 1n Jus1u·c t lh of Pcacr r WOMAN JAILED R. E Grm ry s rour IS mo n mg 011 charges nf 1ntox 1ca1!on and Dorothy Shaffer. 19, Ma~sllon Kautz Feed Stort·, Chester, feed o 1s 111 county ja1l today on 3 MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL dlsturbmg the peal'(' c 11 1 d 'It 1 k C" r hargr of dcscrllon awalhng a dealer, has bef'n awarded a beauDIS<"har,•. . c.s, floyd Spence, Pom· a pea gul yh o ma th 1ng m 11, . tifully engravetl plaque, by Allied h{'arlll~ before Justice Of Peace M1lb. Inc, eroy, Mr~ Orpha Bennett, Reeds- acing thrrats to IS mo <'i r 111anufacturen or. ville, Mr!< Mary Jam<'s, Portland was returned to county ja1l. R E Grmdley, Wayne Fet•ds, Chicago, fll . In re-cogmtwn of rive years of dlstm------- -----gUJshed serv1ce to paul tn and live· stock fa1 mt>: s '" this communll)'. • Awards of th1s nature .?re made to a lamttcd number of W11yne Fet'd clealen f'\Cry fi\oc yea1·s, SC· lt-cll'd for outstanding serv1cc m helping rarm<'rs produre meat, m1lk and eggs more cfftcJCntly. - REFUSE · ISRAELIS TO YIELD THIS AQABA AREA Magazine sales Aid F'Jfe Depts, Rotary Club's Pancake Supper Will Be Friday :\kmOOrs nf the l\11ddleportPnm"l'HV Hotary Club are serving or ·I o; 1 wei • At a mcetmg held earilet' thiS week selected to sche on the board wrre · E. F Robmson , Dr. R E BOICC, Dr. Charles MuJI('n , On Thursday, January 31, a Edison Hobstetter, Dr. J. J Dav1s meeLtng will be held at the Ford y outh 1ea ders 1rom th rough ou t an d Dr sc rtm Blazew 1cz , Garage, Middleport, at 71·30B !01 the country will participate in an further the orgllnlzatlon o a oa OffiCers elected by. the board Club 1n th1s area exccu 1IVe P1annmg mec l mg o1 lhc ""''' Youth of !he U . S A , 1 members mclude Robm~on, pre~lS , pea k f'rs Wl 11 be Le o L. R1c h Na11ona · 1 1arm 1'c 1 group, on lh e dent·• Dr Bolce ' vlce president·' man , RMC, chief o1 l h e U ~S Mnnctta Coll<'ge campus this Dr Mullen, secretary, and Hob· Coast Guarti siBIIoned at Pt Pleastettcr' treasurer · . 115, wee k-en d· s;mt, ami Gtlhert Bus h . Ga 11 IPO Dr E L Ktrkpatnck . Manetta Hayes presented the a_n nual re- v1cc<ommodore or the 2nd USGC College ~ocJOioglst, Will host the port to stockholderii which show- Auxiharv and a mcmbf'r or the sessions whach gJ't underway Fri- cd admiSSions totaling 976 for 1956 Gallipolis Boatmg Club day Dr Klrkpatnck IS secretary Whilh 7.172 totaltipah,~nt tdays wt ",~ W&lhs J.,cadingham, elected tern· to the orgamzatwn 's {'J(<!Cutivc t e average pa_ en s s &)' sc perary rhamnan , ala meeting conumltec seven days durmg tbc year Ad- ewlier lhls year , ts In charge or Purpose or the mccltng is 10 missJOns were down shghtl~ under arrangements and Is illVlting any make plans for tile annual na- 195~ but bu1bs were up with 138 0111 intE>rf'!il~d 111 the new Boat tiona I l'"Onference of the group bab!eJ!. born m 1956 compared to Club to attend the meeting, at Jackson's Mill w Va Oct 2-6 132 In 1955 Local. stale anrl' nation~! rural llolyes reported that $.M.OOO. a vouth organllatlons will be re debt lncurred on the new: add&~ ion ACTION DISMISSED pre~cntf'd by thust' ath•ndmg to the hospital, was paid oCI In A divortc actwu_ brought by 1956 and that nw cqulpment. val· ·wanda B Beck against Da Ruben ued at $] .345.23 wu purcba5ed. lito Bet"k was dtsm1ssed today ac· dunng lhe year 1101'1tlng to an trntr-u f1lt>d m com •J 11'f1ln Pleas court M3fKet Report8 FIBERGLAS RUFFLED CURTAINS • .....•...••. SALE $5.99 PAIR IJCbl , In Middleport Opea Evenings oadl I p.m. PhoDe 8045-J penod of L •11C t t d h I In t c c Js t ms!On, 1 was POIJII e out to tht· gruup that at Lhe last Southeastt"rn Regwnal Conference, the Logan J.'lycee group was laud· ed (or tht:> (trle brochure that they publis~cd about Hockmg county, and that th 15 was one of the b'" factc.rs 1n bringmg mdus try tb;re A copy of this treatise on Horking County was dtsplayed tor the group's benefit It was agreed that this broct:Pre could be used 85 a guide. Virgtl Brown was made chairman or the brochure pro}ect In other busin~ss. President Roger Morgan gave a report on the Chnstmas proJc:ct, <1!\d thanked all the narllcipatmg Jaycees for helpmg to make 1l a success Pre);ldt'nt VIorgan and VIrgil Brown were appomted to aUend a ml*'tmg of the Rotary Club l!l conjur.ctwn wlth Amcncamsm Week. Jack Srchg was app01nlecl the head of a commttlee to sponsor a "mP.mber!!hlp smoker", to be held at the Jaycee Hall. Dick Rosenbaum suggf'sted that a tentative date £or the horse show•be May 19, and that the program be set up Within the ncx:t few w<'eks. COnAGE SETS h'Solid " re· 1\(arch Of D'ones .~ i!: • La Citin ' gs ' Paign Ch • ,o,JityS '.. 811111;Ul SALE $8.99 PAIR 10 Reg. $5.95 Flllt:llliLAS TAILORED CURTAINS radio, heater and scat covers. AI Traflle SALE SALE $3 19 PAIR Customlinc 4 dr. ~·.oM., Many More To Choose From · METROPOLITAN "'UTO SALES A ..' ' ..' DACRON TAILORED CURTAINS SEE THESE BEAUTIES: you good service." ' ' ' 41 Reg. $3.95 RAYON DRAPES '- tires . "A car that will give ' ' I concerning the development a 1 as an aid to industrial colonizatiOn ' Ron artd Bill Grueser, representing the seniol" CHamber of pomted out that a booklet of thts type and that the information on hand hat been sorely FIBERGLAS TAILORED CURTAINS It e Select Only 'J'IIe l'ery Best In U•efl Cars 1952 CHEVROLET Deluxe 4 dr. Completely overhauled. heater, seat co·" ers, good body, all good ' 4 Reg. $7.95 RAYON liRA PES Jl1lltv1 p11n1 ol tl~~~d, ION. Mhint Mill• oltl wltk ITANBACK, llltlt'- o~ p-dll'll ITANBoii.CK aet1 fo1t to brlnt OGMfortlftl Ptllel .. . bMau11 th1 IT AN BACK lorMII .. ''"'ltln" HVtral pr,.~rlpt•o" t,p~ lA~ '""I'"" hr fu' Hll1f 11f piJr., money with this." ' 8 Reg. $2.95 RA VON DRAPES ACHING MUSCLES runs fine. ''You can make ' 0n East M3111 St• brochure On information RAYON DRAPES At Ht<' rwxt meet111g, February 4 there will he a Valentine Party and members are r~uealed to take cllhc-r ~:tndwaches or cookies. ~ ton pickup, all steel bed. one owner, all good tires, & . . ... . . . . . - The .Meigs County Jaycees made plans Wednesday night to . .. . . ..... .... . •.. •... . SALE 69e PAIII 8 Reg. 89c CAFE VALANCE . . . . . . . . oi DR. GUSTAV IATIIY, 88, and Julia, 32, are shown trooping Into Camp Kilmer, N. J., with 11 or their 12 cbUdHa. They are refugeell trom Hungary. A. daughter, Tunde, 10, was left behind to cue for a alck grandmother-. (l"IMn<HWMIBotmd'phot.o::.)' -- - - - - - -- - · - - - --- 15 Reg. $2.39 CAFE SETS 6 Reg. $1.95 CAFE BOTTOMS • $1 39 SET Pollo ' Benefit sale will servtces of one of the most popular auctioneers operating m The Umtl'li Stales Arm~ ap reply to the Eisenhower Doctrme for the Middle East All thts part of the county. pea red . to hcve a clear road to agreed it c~n not be Ignored. _ Harold Goddard, noted auctioneer n ·om Bartlett, Olno, has posseu1on of Pvt Orvlllt K Lan- [ The Soviet Commumst Party newspaper Pravda sa1d Wed· donated h1s services for the cauae - - - - - - den who p.illed off a suaessful , ncsday the United States may turn the Middle £ast and the or the Meu!l:S Poho Foundatton ., escape from MeigS County jail I - - - - - Far East tnlo " hotheds o( atomic $5.i9 PAIR SALE U.l9 SET SINGLE COPY - 5c Benefit County To Permit Free Nations Studying Soviet Held Jan. 26 US ~y To Keep ~~f!l !~ E!~~~?.~~~~~.~ ~~~~~~e~ed The Great Bend $4 99 PAIR f6 99 PAIR Area Threatens tomic Retaliation lishes Armed Army Bases Big Bend Auction VALANCE ·· ····· -· --···-· · ·· . ... . ... 3 Reg. $1.50 CAFE SETS w~s ' Rus •• If SALE $1.39 PAIR ' ltttere•t• fH The Jtfel§s•ltfas- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, JAnuary 24, 1957 LACE CURTAINS ror the new year were named when Theodorus Counc .l Daughters or Amerlca met Monda} evenmg at lhe IOOF Hall MISS Mmme Neutzhng, the new counci'or. p.-esided Several members were r~ported dl and several 111 d1str~ss havmg lost a relatl\'f' hy death tu • tone 239 I CommitteE>~ Beautiful NO. Ohio: Putly cloo6y lnd col4 ... d•y. Mostly cloudy and not to eoht tontvht, w1tk 10tn11 llth1 &now llkeo ly Frld.y cloudy and not qubt to cold with occational t.n- Mrth and c•nt ' •'' 1nd snow mlxH with tiHt or ft-dna rain •outh. Hlth today 18 to 15, low tonight IS to 20. enttne Devoted To The VOL VIII Weather • e In Local News Furniture, Appliances, Breakfast Sets, Bedroom Suites, Living Room Suites, Tables, Chairs, Blankets, Women's and Children's Ready· To· Wear, Men's and Boys' Wear, Housewares, Televilion, Radio, Hosiery & Dry Goods. New Committees Appointed For The Theodorus Council Middleport Society Men's .... ~ .\fr ~ Ht• Lhel al:;o announ ced the Spn n ~ Dtsltlct mcc twg to be held 10 ~ el son vLlle on June 3 $2.29 • ELBERFELD$ January Sale t h 1~ pn.JJPt t whirh w tll be pre scnt~·d to th e dub s A communication • 1 t d E t ' 8J1 coastal gun commMdmg BtraJt. or Ttran, " gun AN ISIARI SINTIY pro. 11 cap urebloc~~ 1tb Gull or Aqa.ba.. Tilt IM&elt. refURe to yield thtl!l 8 totmerly used bylhi1Dppt1U14 to e tlNfef'IJGUonal8muulpJ&oto). lOOt <m tba SlDU penln"'la. _ - - ·· -· - - - pancahs, sausage and corrce at a l'ancakc Supper at Heath Melhod1~t Church Friday evenmg: slarllng al 5 30 p m .o\ ~pet'tal program will he given dunng lht• ncn111g under the dl· reel 1011 of Ca:-;h Babr .. Rotarians are prt•p.mng, scnrmg and cleanlllg-up aflN the meal. T1ck ~l~ may be obl.;.~ined from Rotanans or at the church. ., � 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 23, 1957 ball harper kuntz myers redman saltzgaber werry