https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8945fcb469662a5f67426abbefbdb278.pdf a742cd43b86a97dacd852cc9f9b9b071 PDF Text Text 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. ., �• 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomerov - ~Jdd leport 0 Ian 24 . 1957 'THIS IS THE COW 1'/ITH THE CRUMPLED HORN' The Daily Sentinel .. " / B!VOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA • RlCHAR:D S. OWEN - GENERAL MANAGER REYf'.'OLD I. GREENE - EDITOR ' _., .. .' Daily Sentinel Day Book - ¥0UTH SUNDAY Y0u th Sunday ~~o J it bto ohsl'rvtd al lht• F't•dt' r31 Cd ChUh·h Suudll ) "''th tht· }ULJih of the thUrC'h 111 C'h arge or thf' monun~ \1 ot~hJp ~Prvwe Thf' adull a11d JUnJO I' ' d iO trs 1'1111 hot11 ~111g liH 'I;' will tX' !...,o ~ h ott 1111•tl 1 1<~11un s IH tlw Youth JJHI lhe liN Wal(\o J UaJtl'l~ wtll h.:nt' as h1:. st•1nwu top!!: !\. ChJ !I('II!:t' To Yout h Natlmtll adVertHJ:fng reprpsenrat lve, Holtmelli·Kimball. r M3 ~Jnflon Ave . Ne., York City 16. N Y. nc .. Pom.ero~ ~nd cl.as.ti miU.!Jn_e matter at the post oillc:e at rtnl ~!u~e~.,ti~ ra te6 De-l!w!ry bY {'arrler where aval!nhle 30 whet('' av . ,~r Ot'<f' year Jn advan('{' at The Daily ~ntinel office tlftfiO Sl;' ;o~th~ne monlb $1 Bv mall on~' year Sill ; liiX months: S4 2:'\ I hrPP mo nth • Sis'•BU•o thr£'e month s. $3 90 By motor route ~flt~~?~~~~~.ll one month :rrro ~~~~~~ t'lTf'P~ DhO~t' S~~J ~ 8 PhOJ\t> 398, Cllltona! Office ~I Sunday by The Ohio Valley OtllE'rJ)', 0 BWimess offt,·e Judge Crow Was A Remarkable Fiou~e~ Pltlzen from ATTEND INSTITUTE d \It I 0111 01 ~ (;t·o r ~ t· l!Lhh , and D;n 1d ( 'h<'S h(•r rl'prl' sl'ntl'd the 'r' oulh f't l lo..., ~ Juv of llt'alh )1ethodlit C hw·r h at the wt• t• kt>~<d M1d wm tl'r lnsti\Uil' he ld at New Meigs Co unt)' "Judge· l' rO\\ as he wa s popularlv kno11 n had marly fa cets to hls ~·rsona!Jty Many yo unger gPncJatwn perso ns _ up to 30 to 3:-~ year!'i of agf' ~dicl nnt know th e Judge for tus unspar Ing perso nal . ho'!esty. h1 s <JV Id followl!l g of sports of all kinds and h1s dedlcatlon to hJ.S law practice llundreds of peopi~ Who had the good fortune to be assocJa!ed "'th hJm knew the Judge fur hJs rare, grea! ('haracter. Boston The\ we• e dnven there Saturd.ot) mornmg by Mrs Harry Chesher and Mrs F'red Htbbs and Stlpt L \\ McComas went after thl' bo~ s Sunda.~o afternoon W~~out castmg any aspers ion on his ft>llow uttorncys her~ 11 il'l~lr ·I<> !!Ole that when pe1 sons landed in "re.U" troubje' they ~ent to Judge Crow's office on the second floor nf tb~ \11i18 few of them 1s to re<:all tense moments m the soctallif8" of commumty Ty,.:o of tht' most famous were the Roscoe Fowler murdt>r Ina! m 1937 when the then Sheriff Fowler was acquitted of a murder charge Judge Crow was t:hwf defense counsel In the 1920's Judge Crow was chu~f defense counsel in the famous Mc<;umber rntJrder trial. Thts one he lost because as lfg~nd bois It, the Judge's c lient conrC'ssed Then there wa's a senes of climadic tnals 1n the early t9:~o ·s 1n the Me~ Coun~ ty courtroom growing out uf umon- mauagement strife in local coal mmes. The Judge \\oas an 1mp01 tant and colorfu l figure 111 them -~a ~0~r...y ___ ~~~~~-~-~ ~~,.q ~)' TJGHT MONEYREPORT But ~here was a much lighter stdc to the Judge's nature. -~l~ke mo,-"~.,-.,.,,:,-.,-h~t~,~n-:d~d.,.c~.,~r~.~T- he Unttl h1s health failed In t9fi6 Judge cro~ had attended evI J<"~c>dera t Hcservt•, it is true , could ery Pomeroy-Middleport '!'hanksgivJnu Day football game AlR,J .. Robert Shorlat· create more money .But to do so, to "'hen the ba• 1c shortali':e 1s one of 50 ~n t 1J th e P~St y~ar ht> haLl never lniSSe<.l seeing at Jeast One A UNITED PRESS EXTRA pomt where the total oi this tvpe goods and manpnwer, would not Oh10 State Umvenuty football game :\.slate as 1949 and 1950 EDtTOA'S NOT& : ol debt readted and pa88ed th 1• contnhute to genuine growth 11 when he was well into his 70'!;, he was one customer the tlckei T~ following diapatch Is I'M ' $40 billion Jevet would merely provide more dol· seller ~t Pomeroy High baskelbaiJ gamc.'i couh.l count on In Hcolld In • strltl of twa giving . We often hear lt said that the Ja rs . . lthout Increasing the supply late 40 s after the retutn of hiS eldPst ~ 011 F'red W Crow Jr the •rgum•ntl for lnd •talnst Federal Resorve System has made of thtngs those dollars can bu;J". ,· , tb lormul ro 1 fl t rrom ~crv1ce With the Federal Burt au of lnvestigatJ'on, ·1 h c, the- "tight mo1.1•-" poti~;y. To- money "light" and m•de ,, ~,,., ' e a r n a ton. J rl day'• dlspet~;h Ia written for the "dear." Aclually, it haan't done hJghcr prices and a more furious • ~ g£1 was ~ con~tant s pectator at Ohw Valley League b~e- United Pre11 by H•nry C. Alex· either, in the seuse of takmg the shuttltotg bad and forth of goods bali games HI WhiCh SOil F'rcd wa s a star fu s t baseman and tnder, chalrm1n of J. P Mor· lhltlative tn brmg JUch fesults In speculative. non . productive power hitter at the platl'. tan & Co., Inc. about What it has d<tne IH to ll•t [J,ldlllg Too mut·h money. too Tl h . By HENRY C. ALEXANDER the money market feel the natural chPap. l!kt• the love of motle), can , liS mu<" , to must, IS already a p!dUJ t' of a tomplete man Chalrm•n J P. Morten & Ca. lnc. effects of a demand lhat 1$ \'Pry be the root of much evil \ et there W~S mo,re t~<t1 ::vas UIIHJU~ .\ \.'1thout IJlendmg It m Written For United PrHa heavy 111 relatiOn to the avaalahlt• A no~mber of those who don't the p~rtratl Jt IS lifeless lh1s "-'3.s his mgramed honesty. The Th ~ ba~u fa et ah0111 our mane. supply ag 1e(' w1th the Federal Reserve'-; Judge s honesty never was flaunted fOJ applause. It Wi1S a rule tary ~ •lual HII l tod.ly 15 that we AHt-rve A"ch Wisely polu·}' have come forward with 1n I"1:c perJn< · 1 of great expansiOn vanou)( proposa ls 1or cnangtng < · 01 h IS persona lllfe as natur<tl <I S takmg Jood for dally energy havt• hlt' n ttv1ng 111 our economy, 1ts do lnu much loo fast and un too 1 h \\, rol 11 H to Wh o c Ise but Jurlge Crow Ill Me igs Colln ty nearing his final much credit We h.nt' been build- o P Yt'JC 1 P <~nt and produet 1vl' e Hl w economy. owever s.leep two _weeks ago woultl mak<• up hi " 1.. 56 Jn•·r>llle tax re· . capacity, P economy 's prunary pwus l} those proposals may he 1 I v ... - lng Pants. ronsu mlll~ goods and nt•ed i's for longer·term ereqil and J wordl'd , they all seem to be a1med mrp S lng $~00 ~or f!l('lilc:..l t:Xpcuses durmg the taxuble p!hng up !khl f.I!>IPr 1h~n we have lor petn\JI;Uf!nt cap llul 111 tht form at t<:~kmg au rhor~ty away Irou1 the )'till": t ri, sef1stng tt lfllgM . ."Ilppear·· too htgh, change it to l~en fonmn~ <'Bpltul hy ~h~ proe- or tiq ul tY mon(•y The Fcddat Rc 'Fcd('rPI llt"sdv'~ an(t gi\>i 11 e It to $1~ ~nd go to the truuhle to make out the complicated fotm ess of su v111g serve vmcly has rduwd to meel other ageneiPS more attUned to agatn . And lhts when he 111 fa c t had s p<' llt much more than Thhl l•a;.; 11 L'ah·d the ~ ~tualion tlus n"cd ].y pumping up short- polill('.ll con•ndcrations ';t ·• $200 fOI Illness 111 JU56 . ,h . 0 1 "' o. else annually WOtlld ITIJkl' at le .1st at lO% reduction Jl1 his offu:e expense J'Piurn lm stamps used 111 personal correspondence'! J.udge Crow was a Democrat of I he Old School, and proud or Jt In a county predominantly Hepuhltean Hts pohbcal bl'lr lief s .were J e ff erso_1uan , an d the 1\iltiOil,lll)' known Harry llyn! j 0 f V 1rg n Ia was h ts mo d (' I of what a statesman should be Judge Crow was the {JrSt Demotrattc prosec uting attorney Ill Meigs County and the first Democ13h(' Cnmmon Pleas cOurt 1 " ,11 somt· "' judge · tmw& In lh(• past. ' Th Credit Still Av1lleble e Jud,.r.s tenure ns the oldest living member of the board Ilow c~er. 11 IS lmpnr1unt to rr· Of tr.useeso t f Obio Unverstt)• t inpointofservlcet'slndJ'c·atl've mem hl' l' I hn1 erct1-•t has nul bl't' H Of hiS kind of firm lead"rshlp 1 ' 11 ClVJ'c aflai'rs· ,oQ was hiS work •·hok•d off Not hY any m~>ans Th (' .. •J ·as a trustee of the Holzer Hospital Foundatton . comme1r1al hanks alone Jncrea:wrl ' t' ' ' "'" •• •· t The late Judge Fred w Crow will be remembered lor gen· erahons as one of the county's truly outstanding personalities Here he grew to rnanh~od . Here he fashwned a productive Ci..... re(•r hounded by the htghest of pnm·Jilies. lhs life was a valuable Increment to a nch tradition hoth m his famlly and his community .- C. T. r'".; t, - ,N-CO =-M -E :-cT -A-= X:-:-F :_:::: AC =T -:5-:N:::: o.=a=·-::._~ :_-:·-~ :- l 1called •·tight 1110111•y" whu:h we llll' rca rl m g <Hld I1Cartn~ so much I about With VIrtually al! parts of the eronomv stnunmg tu huy more or build mon• - aiHl ('OII ~e· 11 uently !u horrow more __ the prassul't' of cred•t llt•mand upon tht> aVItll ab!c supply I~ htllV) and PunstunL As ll. result , many wouldb<' bo r d r OWl'r~ 1m 1oans not sn l'iiSy to obl ,l'll BS at sonw time~ ~:~.w\~~'.1 P~~"t h~"~•~·r'h ~,,!,,nce of hor· ·= =. term hank t"rt•d•t The economy'~ need for IOI"'b term funds ra n b".._ ~oundly met only by growth of the natwn s savings Thl.!l takt·s holh l1m1• nnd effort There 1s no way to print ~ap 1lal II has to lw earned ,md 'laved. To !ncreliSf' the lnr"''''''' lor " rt>str•ln sa1'1ng, and also to ht•IJJ the gmwth of debL the monetary author :IJCa have allowed Interest ratl'8 tu re~ponrt to the market fore<'s of supply and th.'llliiJHL A~ would be expeclecl, r.ltt's · 11avc risen IJut they still ur 1 nol hllib 111 cor.•par1son with othe1 p•rJ'ods !n cur own history, 01 ..~~,th" cur· lent r~tes 111 most nthN IMfts of thr rree world Probabl)· the best eommt•nt on ')resent mlt•rt•st rates 1s that they don't seem to be dist uuragmg thl' desire to borrow. lt~t•n1411 ,. RfWI. .II Bt~r't.rkll J lbt triYil.e ar IUIQA' a Jolr:al return \he fa~L tbat lnte,.lt '!Ia ttl\e ID.(i tor un Th\1 probably would r• muD.Icll.JII bonds i& tatmpt ftGID ault Jo aubetantlal tu M.Yinc federal lncotne taa. (4) A babJ ben~ baJqre mtdnlrlt It any or thOIM poia" 11 llktlJ Deeen1be· · !1, quallfll!l &! an l!:tf!Gllt- to makfl a eubataniLI.I dUI'trtaat ID tltn tor the hill )'elior. your till, It will prololtdtiJ ~ 7011 tl) U yoar mecltoal eapeneel an lo dlacu1n your problema wltb ULt llkgJy to be over I" or fOUl Income Internal Revenue Strrict, or to thta Yei.,...and you uped them to seek p1·otnaloMI tu ad:tlet. Allllbe IHt nex..t J"Nr. pRv aa many thin< you p11.y for aulttaaee lnJro- DJedlc.tl t.IH• •• poulble bernr•· the enll.ooJ tbe year, up to the maxlmu.tn allo~abll' d ci!'ITt'tlon It yow. bQr~· lo do thl1. t'il'lllt!lllller that you (ah 1.110 dlldUel lh.t! llltl'HIIt (G) Jr your mcdlcnt cX(WilS('~ Ole ·- ;;i over the mulmnm dodtH·tlun per· ha))ll you ean deter (.larl or the tralwent until afler lbe l'lltl uf tbe .~ .a• .J'!Jtlt~fn ' ' ,.,,, ,1) lorrowlna lo pay your tuea Qa~etlmn let )'Otl take the .. rn!_ ~tl 1 •r· p11.rln1 you1 t.&x return Ia 4.11hlc: ble rrom fOUl tnnblt> IDCOJile, But ~ware ur a11.7 "fAa expert" who rht!m~ be can cut rour tu /)e\OW th" IIIIOUIIt YOU rg,jl) OW .. II, a ~nod ldea to $1~ aomeone who hnR had l'lperlence •• 4k&ltq whh the Internal Revnu ..nice Ju~t lu cuo thu xover~URU.I lhoa14 rniHfl B1m1e quc&llon about JOll1' return. I ag~~~: F('(lN 11 R.t·~erve's policy In r.•t·c,JI past uorishm~:: pros- d 1 f>el'l Y an .~ 1 1 allernpttng to hold 1h1· to a s u.st ,un ,lbl !' rale of srowth , •.•. .'Jtl('('f'edJ•d rem:u kahly, t•ven h 11 •• 1ant!y It has· suppmted . ~t:rowth , nnt Jlrt·~·ented It · II has been our prtlll'lpal dt>fense agamsl rampr.nt lnflt•twn which , •f per. mlttcr'1 would dt>~lro)' not only our PI osll1'11tv hut ou1 v~>l v sub~lance. Mr .•md Mrs Ed tile Qri!flt spent Sunday with her parenta, Mr and ~· 1\.lbert Pearson. · Mr. and Mrs Billl.e Orr and 8.0nll of Ilecdsvllle tpent the week Mid w:th ~ and Mrs Chnt Orr the ~ ,f )f\tn the &rnt .. t tax ,.,,.,,are to be mll.de du1lna the )'etr by pl1.n· ,alot" J¥1r dtci.So'' WI&IJ tQ fontlderatlont In mind, raUler th•n at tht en~, of the year when you ba.v~:~ your tax form In ~~end. · Jr.re are tome po111bmues for reducing yl)ur tat which 1011 cau't do UJtbla.l aboul IIlier lbt truS or lht _____::.:___,:,:.::_:;~.::..::.::::...:::::.::..:: tax year, b11t which mlabt reduee (8) It :rou •ell your home at a , • DeS& )'Mr't laz nturn· profit, rem~mbtr that JOU do DOt (1) If you an protldlna tleuly have lo Jl"1 a cepHal raiDI ta:r: tr half lbe tupport or tomeone w4o yow pay morlillor a new lwme wtlhia mtrhl qualify flfl a dtpendtiH, eon- a yeal' lhRn the price you aet tor &Sd•r pro•ldlna 11ore tllan tu1tr 110 the old onl'. JOU will be antllle<l to tho $600 Ul When tnve~tiDI' money, r• eumptlon, Tilt t:r:tr& amount you membu that elock lD. a 4.0UiaUo contribute qlll bt lte thllll thu CGrL)Oriltl.,1n ot:rara Uae po•lbllt.&7 ol lu: N"lftll. dlvldtad txd\111011 aa4 trtt.U\, (I) Remembtr tllat unl~e • dtt> pendent II ua.der u or 8 full lime 110 I If you aellaecurttlea or ol~~r atutlent, JOU will IGtt tbe ~lf'tnP- "upltai aue&.e." It a ,roAl. ll AI tlon It l'lil lnoome " 1100 Ol IIIOfV ueu.ally better , • ....,., 18\U 1M Bt lUre to check the 1ne<mu• ul hue held them &l kat tl• IIIIMtU tYeryone you expect to eJalm 111 a 10 tbt tbt proftt wUJ M \ellld M de~nd!!nt tbe capital aalna "'" lutMI o1 (3) U you art planahll to be aa ordleary Jacome. marriW, a wil4dttJII before Dlldnllhl fll) Whln hu1tu bMdt. ooabeeember St. J967, wll' fiVe J0\1 alder ~ot lillly tbe lat.,... rate IMat The momen~ it does, It w!ll lose Its mdependence ami 1t s cffecttvent·~~ The country has heen down that road, with the Rese1 H' !lav~o;hly bound Lo the T rea!lur)' , and we mu~t not do it BASHAN (fiHI •• OM ot a urill• o/t~rtklrl• o" /IJdl:'ltll inco'"" lu ]lUng Til~•~ arucre1 CIN D~Ucd on in/orm.uti.D,. ptf.ltiW'~d b11 tAe Allt(!rfc""' lntUt•t• o/A.ocot~.fttnnt•. and thf' Ul1io S'm:ielll A lit''•MrllaMh ln !Oflf,lt:~atlrm lt'Hh. adm1111~trat10n II1e1r I o I a I n I I oans uuhland•ng by m •r .• ' • lh un $7 b1II loll rl urmg Ihe ••• T h'IS was r trsI ,I tnun II 111 o r 1"'-"J. on top of a $12 blll•on innt>asl' Formu1A For inf1•tron -~-- ~-~--~ dunnr( 1955 Meilnwhlle longer Crlli<'s of the Fed~ra! llt•llerve term borrowmg in the bnnd mar h!•lri that 1t siJould be taklug steps kot Wl!l al or ncar record levels In make credit easltlr and C'heaper By lena Caln•r and NDSllmers wt·re bavwe lhi'H ) 1o oblau1, m sp1te of evprything Mr .dnd Mrs Elson Spencer and f'redit di:'m'lnda satlsC1~d- ~ ~ _thc:- economy 1lself 1s doing to fanuly spent Sunda} afternoon and - and evenin)<! w1th Mr and Mrs. ; , "'V II Holter Start Now to Plan Next Year's Tax fJ/ C1rttJ1_, htlk Keep Out of Politics The "l;o'(•d" should never be in pol!l!c~ . tt should nev~r become a nu•mbc1 or thr. 'tenm" of any the . 1\Jy Pearst)n and family of Lerl IJUJnt Sunda.y vnth Mr and , rll. Albert Pearson. Mr Peanon lmprovetl. M ' Mr and !i!"s. John Hayman and dtu~hter spent Saturday evening An a driver can Jain on an avera g. trip - by spO'•dlns, by pa.sing lights, by isnori"l atop-sJCns ~;. With N:r. and Mrs Clint Orr. __ --....... -·--·-..a.......... ,.,..- Mr and Mrs. Art Mon.rity of l'\lmCJ oy called on Mr. and Mrs. Dutch McKay. Friday tveninJ. "... _, tltrn mllrul.,l yoonel~ - . ,..,...., Mrs Mrs Will Hellman llllOWNI called on Mr. and Mrs Russe ll Pa1nter and son llobNt Tut•sday Mr and M1·s Dun !W allac k and daug hter Donna K1u vts1ted w1t h Mr. and Mn-; Vt(ig•l Housh and famtly Sunday Mra. Russell Painter BI"JJ \tiJ"JJ Force tl Ohi·o State To QUlt The NCAA • UP T · 0 wo DemOC'ratic Slate Representatives will mtroduce a b11l tn the. Lcgislature nex•. week which would COLUMBUS -~w,... I~ t :OO 4·45 ' 00 6-:M Weat..bereast V 00 Clrua<h Ud 0.. t:oo ~~·.. CHANNIL 3 Queer. Flr A bav 445 500 Modero Romances Comedy Time :; .30 Mv Little Margie W1ld Bill Hlcltok News P1cture 6 ·00 6 30 6 45 ~ons Eye I Chotee -Boll TOII!Iht &.,. Off I 11:30 T<mi&)>t 12 30 Sign Oft WCHS-TV ·· show ' Channe~8 ------~~ ---- CHANNEL J Ca.ptai.n KaD.aaroo Mornmr Show 10.30 4\_rtbu• t'Jodfrey • 11:30 Strike lt Rlch 12o00 Valiant Lady 12115 Love of Llfe 12:30 Search For Tomorro~ 12:4~ Gu1dinor Ughl 1.00 Kahe'11 K1tchen 1 30 As the World Turns 200 Our Miss Brooks 2 30 Houseprrty 300 The B.g Payoff WCHS-TV ('qot ~!n Kangaroo 9 ·00 Morning Show 1 10 00 Gam Moore \1 30 St. 1ke It Ru•h I 1. on Valtan~ LPdy 12 15 Love of Lite 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 ·45 GU!dmg Light 1:00 Katu,·s Kitchen 1 30 As the Worla. 'J\.ru 2.:>0 Our Miss Brooks 2 ·30 IJfluseparty 3 00 The 8 1g Payoff 3 30 Bob C1·osby Show 1 4 00 Bnghter Day 4 15 Sec:·ct Storm 4 .30 Edg~ of Night 15 00 Earh' Show Bob Lrosbv Show Brighter Day Sect ,"'t Storm 6·30 Edg~ of Nhtht 6 ·4.5 fi !i5 1 ne -..".arJv S how 7 00 Your Esst.. Rep·-.rter 7 10 ~~rts Parede 7 30 we::thermsn 8 00 Art Linkle•ter &1 tht K1ds I 8 :::10 ~pglas E:lwards [ 9 Sgt PrNtun of the Yukon 9 30 Bob Cumm •ngs Show 10·00 3 30 4.00 4 15 <30 5 00 :.:~ 8 55 7 00 CHANNEL 8 8·00 Your· Esso Reporter Sport.c Parade Weatherman A1r Force Show Dou;tlas Edwarts My F nc nd Flicka West Pomt Star, pf 11 yhouse of Stars Mr Adams & E:ye Highway Patrol The Line Up 10 30 Person to Pt'rson 11 00 New> tt ·05 Scanning the Weather ll.tO The I..ate ~how Oo 7 15 7·30 8 :00 8 :30 Climax 9 30 Playhouse 9(l 11 00 Up to the M1nute N~5 11 ·05 11 ·10 Scannmg the Wenlhcr The Late Show WHTN-TV Channel13 - CHANNEL - - -13 I 11·44WHTN-TV Sign Qn .=-::,.-,- ----~---- WHTN-TV CHANNEL 13 11 44 Sign On 11·45 Cartf)on Club 12. 10 Noon Nt•ws 12 15 Neighbol s 12.30 Liberace 1·00 Femm•ne Touch 1 45 Movie Matmee 3 00 Afternocn :<'Hm F':'stival 4:30 Super Serial Tim,_• 5:00 Micke)' Mouse Club 6:00 P.uffalo Bill Jr. 6:30 Cartoon Club 6.45 Ftve Star Fmal 7 15 Johr Dalv & the NewY 7:30 Sherlff oi Cochise 8.00 Circus 9:00 Wire Service 10:00 Air Force Time '57 10.30 Frankie Laine 11:00 News oi the. Night 11.15 Tbeatre 13 12·15 Sign Off - -- ~- Everv Timr - ............ ~. 11 45 Cartoon Club Noon News 12 15 Ne:tehbors I2 30 L1bcrace l OOFemml'le Tom h I 45 Movie Matinee 3·00 Af!ernO<ln Ftlm Festival 4:30 Supl'r Serial Time :;·oo Mick~\' Mouse Club 6 00 Lar"'()n Cluh 6 30 F'.ve Star Fwal 'j 00 Kukla, Frsn & Oll!l:. 7 15 John Daly & the News 'j 30 Ilin Tin Tm 8 00 Jim Bowie 8·30 Public Ddendcr 9 00 I L~d Thret> L1ves 12 JO 9 30 tO 00 1 Spy R~oy Anlhc.ny Show News. of the N1ght 11 00 11 1~ Thea'!'C 13 12 15 Sign Off SnH{N and childrf'u. Mrs Walter Eblm and .Mrs. A.rthur Moore Mrs Dalton Grover and daugh· te,., Marcia and :\11 s Gt'ne Hump· hl'ry called on Mr and Mn, Sbermah Robert~ otnd fl'lmlly Fnday evenmg. Mr and Mrs called on Mrs urda)• ___ __ ___:,_ __ Lester Brookover Allee Moore Sat- ~---- Hatlo Mr. and Mrs Roger Grueser of Nlatives. HIVII TIUST t. feUow who ean't look you l.n the eye, may be the Chihuahua'& thought. about that dog &t Ule Golden Gate Kennel club show in San Franci.s<:o. ( lrlternotKnsal Snndp.\otol, Beta Sigma Phi T0 Aid Mothers March On Polio Clint and Ruby OtT were Sun. day night supper guettfl or Mr. and M'n Billie Orr or Reedsvllle. Ethel and Arthur Orr spent S~nda) evening with her father, Mtke Thetss. or Dor~as. SIJI•II'tYw ...... W.lla ••• THE QAfLY SE~J.NE~ •• • Mr. and Mra. Charley Reuter or Chester Jtoad called on Mr. and M.!'B. Albert Pearaon, Sulldly. Mr. and Mn. John Jr, Rose have a new tllaby girl. ·-- -- ~- - Mr. and Mrs John Dobbm and sons, Columbu s, spent the week end Wllh he•· pare nt 5, Mr and Mrs . oRo Ed d • ·d I I n -' mon ..n. WI e Sand ~Ill!. Kentucky, VIStted re cenlly wtth hts mother, Mr. and Mrs ArnoiJ and family. Mr. Harry HmLls ts spendmg a few we eks with h•s aunt, Mrs Bertha Powrall , of Pomeroy. Mrs Pown all 1s very ill at this wntmg. Mrs Clarence Swauger and Mrs. Raymond Arnold were Monday dtnner guests 0 f Mr an~ Mrs. Wll· ham Cook. ev J b l ° 0 FredJ an•l Vwla Tuckerman were Sunday dinner guests of Anna and Bett} Arnold Super guests were Patty Vlichael and Boward Thorn~. Vu;Jtlng r~cenlly 111 the home of tor of the First Presbyterian Church, and the Rev . N. D. Borden, pastor of the AU. Moriah Ch h d 0 apt 1St ure , were mner guests Wednesday of the Rev and Mrs. C. RaYmon K~nkr•ght and sons, Eude11 and Dav1d. The t~e mm1stcrs were classmates while atlendmg a theolo&Jcal semmary. Mr. a11d M.rs, .Mont West, Zanesville, were rec:enl guel!l.s of Mrs Henry Hennesy and son, Robert. 1 Mrs. Dorothy Raymond, who ha.s been the Galha County Bookmobile Hbrarian, was a dir.ner guest of Mr and Mrs. C. E Young Sunday She lB Ieavmg in the near future for a new pOSIIIon at Pens 1cola, Fla. Also visiting wtth the Young 5 Suaday were Mr. and Mrs Edgar Young and daughter, V1eky, East Bank, W. Va' who had been in Fremont to visht his mother Mrs Charles Young, who is r;_ · I I fte h ' covermg 8 ow Y a r avmg • stroke. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young were called to Fremont at the Ume of his mothec had the stroke. Mr. and Mrs .. Raymond Arnold were .M~s Holl•e Mulhmx and son Mrs. Ebcr Dailey and children of Cll!cmn~h. Mrs. Jttm?r Col~ were recenl guests of her parents, man !lnd son of West Columbia Mr. and Mrs Carl Autherson, Bald and M!'s. Alpha Russell of Hysell Knobs. Hun Mr .and Mrs. L.. R. Glucsencamp Bill Cook has sold h1s ·farm to called on Lhctr son, Bud, and f..am· Duane Stan1c • Y 1ly, Portlanrt. Mildred an Joyce Cirr \c, Bashan 1\LL AGES called on Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst NEW HAVEN. Conn.- A Yale and daughter. med•cal exj:>('rt says babies are - - - - - -not the pnly ones who swallow Mr. and Mrs . '"\'a~nc Beal and lhmgs. Dr. John A Kirchner has daughters were Sunda}' dnmer collcded several hundred objects guests of \:tr and Mrs W. A. removed from patients of all ages. Kmg. He says they range from small Mrs. Orville Hogue WIS welMrs. Alpha Douglas and Paula change to beads ,toys, bugs and watches by comed as a new member and Mrs. Pelts VISited Mrs. Roma Beal. bones - hsh, fowl and animal. Lurenc Kennedy of Galena a1 1 gueat when Mn. Vaughan Priee entertained the Chatter Club on Tue5doy evening at hor bome, Rul· land Road. The congre~atwn of the Fed- were approved. Durmg the busllttd eesaion in erated Church held their annual Durmg the meetmg, it was vot- charge of Mrs. Charles Buck pre. congregatiOnal mcehng Sunday ed Lo entertatn the Chapel Choir sideut, election of officers was G morning. of Elmhurst College on Apnl L held with Mrs. Everett Lightfoot Three new olhcers, Charles Gustave Keuther, son of a former selected as president; Mrs. NaWerry Sr. John MitQ.h and . )'dis" pastor of the Federated Church than B1gga, vice president; Mrs. Mary Vtrgini:J Reibel were elected is business manager of th1s choir. Glen Evans, secretary and Mrs. • • to serve the e'nurch Amendment!!. It was rpMted that benevolences Floyd Dunfee, treuurer. JEWELRY STORE to the conslttullon were duly were paid in Cull and all bills Games were played and prizes "Jewelers Since 1890" cor1$1dercd anrt approved The paid. All organizations showed an aw.rded to Mn. Fnnlr: Young, prmtcd reports of each orgamza· Improvement over previous years Mrs. Lightfoot, Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Mtll St. Middleport hon, wh•ch were 1n booklet form both m attendance and fmanclally. Hogue. ~:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;~~~;:.~;;;~~;;;~~;;~;;;: 1 Refreshment& were l'lflrved by • The meeting adjourned with the the ho.,tess to those m•med above closing of the worship service. and M:s. Cha.rles Burt and Mrs. Ordination anrl mstallation !!Cr· Alfred Biggs. v1cc will be held Sunday Fcbru· The next meetine; will be a Valary 3, at the regular worship ser- entme at the home of Mrs. near Alhena VIJited Wm Bentz and Mr Morna M1u Jamce Wyant of Colum bus apent a weekend w1th her parents Mr and Mrs. Leroy WY· SIMONS aud Blsgest TASTt: Bugaln In Yean Week End Special DAVID DAVIES Sliced Bacon - 31b $1.00 ant Mr and Mrs C C Howard and daugther who have bf'en ill'lni 1n Dayton have retunned to their farm here . Mr Homer Goodwin. who re cently underwent maJOr surgery at CmcmnatJ Veteran s' Hos pital spent the weeelmd wtth lua famIly hPre SIMONS MARKET OPEN EVENINGS STAYS FRESH WNGER! W MAIN ST. POMEROY Come See ... You'U Save at A&P . .. ! A&P Super-Right ... Tender aDd Mild l' Smoked Hams ' .. I I I FuU Shank Half . ... ' *E l GIN *G RUEN I A&P Super-Rlgbt ... Choice Blade Cuts Chuc Roast Tender Steer Beef . ... Well Trimmed .... ! •SILVER . . 37c nd •CHINA A&P Super Right .. Well Trimmed Steer Beef OR ROUND BONE B H SANBORN Inglish Roast - • 1 ~·~~c:e~a~t~l~o:.ao~a~-~m~.------~----~~~ <JOCKEY, DEL161trS '"' SASf.IAYIN6 SACK AND FM' Tlaat Speelal Person! I='ORll-1 AT A CI<'OSStNG AND I-IOLDING> UP ASSORTED CHOCOLATES • 98c and $1.59 VALENTINES • •comic SSLI=' BE 1-lELD lo!ALF' • Mechanical A MOAT A SCHOOL a<ossING, AND i-ll! and many other types BLOw& 1-116 .. Plaoae 8011-X lea Franklin I Middleport, Ohio A&P Super Right , • , Any Size Plot:e Beef for Stew - • 55~ Canadian Bacon • 89t: lb. lb. Kal Rlndy, MIID8(er 300 W. lie<ond St. -Phone: 43:1, l'omlr!IY HouN: MM' ...Fn. 9~; Std. 9-U- Opm ~ueningt ~ loon• mode lo Nlidenh af nearby towns &J!P<Hrltmm& f'resh Fro1en , , Haddock, ood or redlilh-Beneleos PAN READY Plump and Tender , • Reody to Cook, Cut-up, Pan-Ready Fresh Fryers - - - Fish Fillets • - • 33t: lb. 33~ lb. ' .~~i1&1'?<1ti:l:i~b.'(~'}~$"'hl~"*~~ . ..~} Juicy Grapefruit 8 !~·~ 49c ~ \i ~ F f --'"'·" ____ j All price• and sbes STACK II . Fresh Sausage • • 59t: lb. 49~ lb. White Seedless or Ruby Red • HEART SHAPED BOXES A&P Super Right , , , Utile Pig Style A&P Super Right •.. Tender, Lean- BONELESS "'WIPIIM!ei::~W · Take care of winter expenses with a prompt loan of .~.49c Center Slices Lett In! Lurene Kennedy Is Hostess To Chatter Club 6u,. LET 141111F"'R Mrs. Garnet Davidson is a med· leal patient at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Rub7 MeKendrie and great By Mn. William Cook grandson, David Ashley, are coDZion Church Sunday Sehool at fined to the•r borne with severe 9 30 a m. Worship Servlce 10.30 colds. a. m. Joe Johnson. Sunday School Superu.tendcnt. Mr and Mrs. Noah Haskms and Recent "isltors of Mr. and Mrs. Mr11. Katlt: Maltheh were m Col· Clarence Swauker were Mr. and umbus Wednesday to attend the Mrs. Richard Radcliff and daught· funeral of Mrs. Hukins' slater, er, Pamela and Mr and Mn. Paul Mrs Nina Saltzgaber at the Em· Re•bel all of Athens. manuel Lutheran Church. Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Haymond Arnold were Mr and Mrs. J. F. Graly, PhoeMrs [ arl Scherbarth ... and Mrs. mx, Anz. , are VlSlting their couLeonard Lee of Kmgsbary Road . sm, M1ss Frieda Faehnle . Mr and Mrs. Clarence Eden of Mrs John Ketrhka has been Letart W Va., were dinner guests Vlsilmg relatives in Wheehug, W. Thursriay of his brother-m-law Va. for several days. ~nd k s1~ter, \1r. and Mrs. Wilham 1 The Hev Howard Ruppelt, pas- 1 Tf<AFFIC "' !JP and grandJOn of Bentz Mn Vere Swartz. Sund ;~~ Mra Mae Muon iind son were I ,;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;~ callen on Mr and Yrs .Melvm It ZION STIVERSVILLE The Exemplar Chapter of Beta Edgar Brewer and daughters. Sia:ma Phi sorority met Tuesda} Rudy Durst. daughter, Margaret evenmg at the home of Mrs a.nd Roger Brewer called on Eber James Thomas and made plans to Carpenter and family Saturday af· , ternoun. M d M A c 8 ass1st the Aupha Om1cron chapter wi~h the Mothers' March for the r an r-. rcwer were polio fund. dmner gut·s~s of Mr . .. nd Mrs. They were working ulso on the Ed~u Brewer Sunday M h f D t b h ld Mr and Mr'.!i. Harold Brewer and arc o 0 1mes ance 0 e .e daughter, Reedsville , visited hJs at tbe Pomeroy Jumor Hlgh Sch parents, Mr and Mrs A. C Brew· ool Saturday, January 26. The Ex- er and children, Sunday, e.mplar Chapter m~de a contnbuMrs. M1ldred CU'cle, daughter, hon for an operatiOn for a Melgs Joyce, Bashr-n and ~argaret Duriil County baby called on Frteda and Iva Carpen . Pla.ns were also discussed f.or a tcr, Sunday soronty dance to be held at the Mlldred Circle and lvn carpen· K of .P . Hall ln February whe11 ter dPed on )llr and Mrs . S W husbands and friends Will be Durst, Portland, Sunday afternoon guests. Mr .. nd Mrs Howard Allen and The cultural progrill'l was pre chi ldren, Mr and Mrs .B R Al sen ted by Mrs Thorn us Rue whose len shopped m Pomeroy, Frrday topic was "Background Walls " and Mr and Mrs Dell Talbott were Allee Gdbc rt .,.,.hose paper \\as recent guests of Jus mother Mr~:~ on "Floor \.: overmgs." Molly. Talbntt. Portland . ' Hostesses were Mts S.ehm Bia John ta\vso n and Hen Allen zew1cz and Mrs Roger Morga n and they served ·a de ssert cour~e were recent ~t!C S i s ut Ebcr Carpcn tcr. to tht members Bob Durst.. 3n dsons. V!dor and The next mcetmg Will be at the Tommy. callt'd on Eber Ca rpenter home of Mrs. Ralph. Welker and family Sunday afternoon Lawt ence Rllch1c Jr, Belpre visited hB father Lawrr•nce Illtchle Sr . and s1ster, :\1axJIW Dm st, recently. UY tp('nl the. week ead with his rat,her and sister at Marysvill Abo they (oi.Jied on lhetr daushter, C~ol Ann., and rantUy at COlum· bus. Warre n with her daugbt.er in Bridgeport for th:ree weeks, bas returned home JC:DFiah lheep Mr and ~1'1. . Carl · Lee and ram- .. WHEHl TRAHIC LA WS ARE OBHE D DEATHS ' GO DOWN! Alh~ny and Mn Mrs Fred Henry, who bas been $NOD GRASS, TilE ENGINE CplurnOua Mjlent die w.ek end with of Mr Mr. and Mn. Roy Evans and. daughter, Canal Wlnehe1ter, ~ ed ht11 grandmother, Mrs. c. F. Hawkms, ahd family when ,..,_. were called ber by the d~ath 9l Mr Evans' srandmother, llc'l. I Dora Bearhs. of R1l"' ' I a:al r.;,voltacle Bob i'Jiope -Chevy Spor!s ;t,il., 9:00 10:00 Qf lll:f5· • """'~" l'lllili 11:00 Ne"' Hel.allne! 11:15 WeatMercqt ll :20 Press Box rae Kru:lcr of Racinl! Mr and .\In W~ hber Wood .,.L»Ited Mr a nd Mrs .f rank Ratc iJrf ALFRED ty 7 00 1Dr Hudson's Journal 7.30 Eddlt' Flshtr Show 7411 · meN*~· . 1 ~:00 )l1ol!llio· , ,.,.. ·Ford Show Lwt Video ThN11'o NtWJ Headl~.a WoallJoreaat WCHS·TV I , 6 ~ Weatllerca.st DID&h Shore Show NBC Newa You Bet Your Life llrl,ll..l THOMAS FORK - I. I 8 · 00 Flatt And Scru.ps Sho'llt 6.30 New1 Pieture 6o.. ~ £>• UO U5 BoOO Bo30 l'lei Lie Ban;otti 1nd h er Enzo, relurned Saturday from a buSJnds lnp to Ylorida. Mond11y Mr. Bal"!lottl and• hit wU'e. the fo rme r Jean Stewart, 10d ehJidren , ChriStl , Brenda, Gregory and Mark, left {or Largo, Florida, where t hey may decide to make their home l'' rJenda of Dana Engllah a fo:t mer re!•dent of M son C1ty, bavc learned or hiS iiUdden death Sun1 day at h15 home In Cleveland. He was well acquainted m thiJ area and had been a nel&hbor or the Jackson family when they were Mason res1dent.1 Marvin Fry, son of Mr and Mra. Wesley Fry, ba! ~n ill tb11 week w1th flu . Mr and Mrs James Bevin 1nd daughter, 1.-mdl, h.ave moved from Woodsfield to the Rue apartment on South Thlld Avenue Mr. Bevill' is employed by the Maiden Conr [LtrUCtlOn Company in GalliA C~ Tic Tat DQueh ,, lt Could Be You ' I 00 Current '00 Camrr: Go..~ts To School no Tennessc*' Crnie Ford 3 00 Matinee Tto.:at.-; Comedy T1m~ 5 30 My Little Maraie Mr and Kr1. Vlrgtl Klni and fam1ly v111ted .Mr and Mn Geo.. Mr ~ 30 • o· KINGSBURY son . I Matinee Tbeatr a Queen For A Da1 Mode~n Romat>ceB compe1 Oh 10 s tate Univers1ty to I wltbd ritw 1rom !be Nallonal Co. l leg:~ate Athletic Assoctation unless 1 the NC" pr ~ rmi't s more Buc k eye football ,ames to be lele"'"ed. .... Reps. James J M~,cttrlck, l."\J Rocky River, and FrancJs 0 SulllVan, Bretbvllle. sa1d Ohio State was "a stale umver!ily and the public shou ld be g1ven the opportunity of w~tchina these games on televituon ·• "People ~lieve they are being d1acriuunated aaamst:' said Sullivan, because of tbe NCAA rule prohi!ntina tPleva•ins of gi'mes." The bill was expected l.o be In· trodueed next Wednesday by the berts and famtly Wednesday HouBt! Democratic minority Mrs. Allee Moor£' Pnd Darrell •nd Jumor Roberts were dinner guest of her sister Mrs Lona Roecher or Chester Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Lawr,•ncc Eblm ,Prayer meeting was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Eblin of Malta was a Saturday nighl guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robe11 Fnday evemng. Faulk. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roberta caUed on h11 brother 1nd sJsterThe callers at the home nf Mrs m -law Mr and Mrs Sherman Ro- Ben Eblin Monday were Mrs. Pllu~ Kart.n McKay spent the week hlltllwt . . ....,,, wd,*-01 IOIIOWNI , Ool Leonard Lanham Monda y end at Racine with Martha Whitloek. of.Untllo: ..... Trdlo..p.Uona called Miss Lmda Bat•r spen t Tucsdav n1ghL wllh Mtss M11ry .Jo Roush Mrs . Harry Brown and ('hildren ber rrandpart-nts, Mr. and Mra. Ralpb Hunter of Doansvllle. .,._llmlb and · 12 00 Current Parsuo'M St1..dy Tennessee Ern1e Fur(l 10 00 Garry Moore Mr and Mrs W•ll Hellman ta ll 1!11 nn Mr and Mrs Tom SL·otl Monday Mr and Mrs Ralph Pamlt•r and daughter eallt'd at lhc Ru ssell Pamter home Sunday R@v and Mrjl Wt>ber Thoma spent Sunda~ With Mr and Mrs . Will He1lman Mr. and 1\tr~ Denzil Geoglt:'m. Mr and M1·s Flnyd Spcn!:c culled On Mrs ,,llllC Roush Sunday Mrs nuush 1 eturncd home wllh Mr and Mrs Denzil Geogle1n for a few days v1s1t .. Mr. and Mu. Oris Smith, son ud dauahttr, spent Sunday with NIT -DIMoofcly IIlii wurteou.Jy lL Could B~ You I a,oo ' 9 00 WEST SHADE Hom ~ 12 30 Fred I Ga..rcilM'r, Plillor, t'Onduel ed Lbe Bi.ble study dus Spec-uti mUSJc was presented by Mr and Mrs. 0 . E. M.,·Ktnley, Mrs Edgar Allensworth and Homer Il1ce who 1 sans "He'll Undc1 sland" w1th . Mrs. Chf'stcr EdWin as aH·om11an 1 1st ~O~o;-~.?v'~s>- Tod11' Coffee T tm t' The P1·ice Is R1ght 9o30 llkOO \1;00 DEVOTIONAL SERVICE Mts.. M. L. Kelly was 111 cbarge JU5 ol the devotional serv•ce .11 t~ 11:20 ctwreh of Christ Wednesday eve- 11:30 oWe for their PraYer mHhng and 12:30 · · .: - WSAZ-l'V Middleport Society HMPHI CAN'T EVEN LOOK ME IN THE EYE! 6 5.'i S1gn On 7.00 TodaJ.' 1 9 00 Coffee ':'ime 1 10.00 Homt ll ·(..() Tht" Pt ice lg Riibt I t.30 Trulh or Consequell{'l'S Truth Or Consequenrt>s Tic Tac Dough 3 00 ~lness ~s!llon thiS Al·ZYSM 11 00 2 00 2 .30 postponed from lhts week becaua.e of ttw death l)f Clyde French, SQII of Mrs Edwal"d French, wlll m~t after the lt!Vival servJct' oil J&JtQ&ey :n at the church f~K .1 .i ,:,1gn a ... 11 30 I2 00 I 00 MEETING RESCHEDULED The Lo)otl Women s CIIUI-\i , whK"h old First City Bank building It was hore that defense strateg triaJs was mapped. To list f~1 Metgs Count)' s most famous t 13NNYtfJ 6 !'i~ 7 00 9 00 10 00 I~d v.,.! The pass mg of Judgt.' FJ Pd \\' CJOw Mondav rughr ~t hi s rPstdent e m Pomrrov aftt •r a Jmgpnng ii!JH':-." ll;moved an oui standmg TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chanr~el3 --thursda-y Friday: ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 24, 11&1....,1 1~'~~},*').1o,_f ,,,t Texas .. ' Cello Pkg. Fresh Carrots 29c 3 1-lb. pkgs. •AJ> Super • - • r' Mur het~ �• 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomerov - ~Jdd leport 0 Ian 24 . 1957 'THIS IS THE COW 1'/ITH THE CRUMPLED HORN' The Daily Sentinel .. " / B!VOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA • RlCHAR:D S. OWEN - GENERAL MANAGER REYf'.'OLD I. GREENE - EDITOR ' _., .. .' Daily Sentinel Day Book - ¥0UTH SUNDAY Y0u th Sunday ~~o J it bto ohsl'rvtd al lht• F't•dt' r31 Cd ChUh·h Suudll ) "''th tht· }ULJih of the thUrC'h 111 C'h arge or thf' monun~ \1 ot~hJp ~Prvwe Thf' adull a11d JUnJO I' ' d iO trs 1'1111 hot11 ~111g liH 'I;' will tX' !...,o ~ h ott 1111•tl 1 1<~11un s IH tlw Youth JJHI lhe liN Wal(\o J UaJtl'l~ wtll h.:nt' as h1:. st•1nwu top!!: !\. ChJ !I('II!:t' To Yout h Natlmtll adVertHJ:fng reprpsenrat lve, Holtmelli·Kimball. r M3 ~Jnflon Ave . Ne., York City 16. N Y. nc .. Pom.ero~ ~nd cl.as.ti miU.!Jn_e matter at the post oillc:e at rtnl ~!u~e~.,ti~ ra te6 De-l!w!ry bY {'arrler where aval!nhle 30 whet('' av . ,~r Ot'<f' year Jn advan('{' at The Daily ~ntinel office tlftfiO Sl;' ;o~th~ne monlb $1 Bv mall on~' year Sill ; liiX months: S4 2:'\ I hrPP mo nth • Sis'•BU•o thr£'e month s. $3 90 By motor route ~flt~~?~~~~~.ll one month :rrro ~~~~~~ t'lTf'P~ DhO~t' S~~J ~ 8 PhOJ\t> 398, Cllltona! Office ~I Sunday by The Ohio Valley OtllE'rJ)', 0 BWimess offt,·e Judge Crow Was A Remarkable Fiou~e~ Pltlzen from ATTEND INSTITUTE d \It I 0111 01 ~ (;t·o r ~ t· l!Lhh , and D;n 1d ( 'h<'S h(•r rl'prl' sl'ntl'd the 'r' oulh f't l lo..., ~ Juv of llt'alh )1ethodlit C hw·r h at the wt• t• kt>~<d M1d wm tl'r lnsti\Uil' he ld at New Meigs Co unt)' "Judge· l' rO\\ as he wa s popularlv kno11 n had marly fa cets to hls ~·rsona!Jty Many yo unger gPncJatwn perso ns _ up to 30 to 3:-~ year!'i of agf' ~dicl nnt know th e Judge for tus unspar Ing perso nal . ho'!esty. h1 s <JV Id followl!l g of sports of all kinds and h1s dedlcatlon to hJ.S law practice llundreds of peopi~ Who had the good fortune to be assocJa!ed "'th hJm knew the Judge fur hJs rare, grea! ('haracter. Boston The\ we• e dnven there Saturd.ot) mornmg by Mrs Harry Chesher and Mrs F'red Htbbs and Stlpt L \\ McComas went after thl' bo~ s Sunda.~o afternoon W~~out castmg any aspers ion on his ft>llow uttorncys her~ 11 il'l~lr ·I<> !!Ole that when pe1 sons landed in "re.U" troubje' they ~ent to Judge Crow's office on the second floor nf tb~ \11i18 few of them 1s to re<:all tense moments m the soctallif8" of commumty Ty,.:o of tht' most famous were the Roscoe Fowler murdt>r Ina! m 1937 when the then Sheriff Fowler was acquitted of a murder charge Judge Crow was t:hwf defense counsel In the 1920's Judge Crow was chu~f defense counsel in the famous Mc<;umber rntJrder trial. Thts one he lost because as lfg~nd bois It, the Judge's c lient conrC'ssed Then there wa's a senes of climadic tnals 1n the early t9:~o ·s 1n the Me~ Coun~ ty courtroom growing out uf umon- mauagement strife in local coal mmes. The Judge \\oas an 1mp01 tant and colorfu l figure 111 them -~a ~0~r...y ___ ~~~~~-~-~ ~~,.q ~)' TJGHT MONEYREPORT But ~here was a much lighter stdc to the Judge's nature. -~l~ke mo,-"~.,-.,.,,:,-.,-h~t~,~n-:d~d.,.c~.,~r~.~T- he Unttl h1s health failed In t9fi6 Judge cro~ had attended evI J<"~c>dera t Hcservt•, it is true , could ery Pomeroy-Middleport '!'hanksgivJnu Day football game AlR,J .. Robert Shorlat· create more money .But to do so, to "'hen the ba• 1c shortali':e 1s one of 50 ~n t 1J th e P~St y~ar ht> haLl never lniSSe<.l seeing at Jeast One A UNITED PRESS EXTRA pomt where the total oi this tvpe goods and manpnwer, would not Oh10 State Umvenuty football game :\.slate as 1949 and 1950 EDtTOA'S NOT& : ol debt readted and pa88ed th 1• contnhute to genuine growth 11 when he was well into his 70'!;, he was one customer the tlckei T~ following diapatch Is I'M ' $40 billion Jevet would merely provide more dol· seller ~t Pomeroy High baskelbaiJ gamc.'i couh.l count on In Hcolld In • strltl of twa giving . We often hear lt said that the Ja rs . . lthout Increasing the supply late 40 s after the retutn of hiS eldPst ~ 011 F'red W Crow Jr the •rgum•ntl for lnd •talnst Federal Resorve System has made of thtngs those dollars can bu;J". ,· , tb lormul ro 1 fl t rrom ~crv1ce With the Federal Burt au of lnvestigatJ'on, ·1 h c, the- "tight mo1.1•-" poti~;y. To- money "light" and m•de ,, ~,,., ' e a r n a ton. J rl day'• dlspet~;h Ia written for the "dear." Aclually, it haan't done hJghcr prices and a more furious • ~ g£1 was ~ con~tant s pectator at Ohw Valley League b~e- United Pre11 by H•nry C. Alex· either, in the seuse of takmg the shuttltotg bad and forth of goods bali games HI WhiCh SOil F'rcd wa s a star fu s t baseman and tnder, chalrm1n of J. P Mor· lhltlative tn brmg JUch fesults In speculative. non . productive power hitter at the platl'. tan & Co., Inc. about What it has d<tne IH to ll•t [J,ldlllg Too mut·h money. too Tl h . By HENRY C. ALEXANDER the money market feel the natural chPap. l!kt• the love of motle), can , liS mu<" , to must, IS already a p!dUJ t' of a tomplete man Chalrm•n J P. Morten & Ca. lnc. effects of a demand lhat 1$ \'Pry be the root of much evil \ et there W~S mo,re t~<t1 ::vas UIIHJU~ .\ \.'1thout IJlendmg It m Written For United PrHa heavy 111 relatiOn to the avaalahlt• A no~mber of those who don't the p~rtratl Jt IS lifeless lh1s "-'3.s his mgramed honesty. The Th ~ ba~u fa et ah0111 our mane. supply ag 1e(' w1th the Federal Reserve'-; Judge s honesty never was flaunted fOJ applause. It Wi1S a rule tary ~ •lual HII l tod.ly 15 that we AHt-rve A"ch Wisely polu·}' have come forward with 1n I"1:c perJn< · 1 of great expansiOn vanou)( proposa ls 1or cnangtng < · 01 h IS persona lllfe as natur<tl <I S takmg Jood for dally energy havt• hlt' n ttv1ng 111 our economy, 1ts do lnu much loo fast and un too 1 h \\, rol 11 H to Wh o c Ise but Jurlge Crow Ill Me igs Colln ty nearing his final much credit We h.nt' been build- o P Yt'JC 1 P <~nt and produet 1vl' e Hl w economy. owever s.leep two _weeks ago woultl mak<• up hi " 1.. 56 Jn•·r>llle tax re· . capacity, P economy 's prunary pwus l} those proposals may he 1 I v ... - lng Pants. ronsu mlll~ goods and nt•ed i's for longer·term ereqil and J wordl'd , they all seem to be a1med mrp S lng $~00 ~or f!l('lilc:..l t:Xpcuses durmg the taxuble p!hng up !khl f.I!>IPr 1h~n we have lor petn\JI;Uf!nt cap llul 111 tht form at t<:~kmg au rhor~ty away Irou1 the )'till": t ri, sef1stng tt lfllgM . ."Ilppear·· too htgh, change it to l~en fonmn~ <'Bpltul hy ~h~ proe- or tiq ul tY mon(•y The Fcddat Rc 'Fcd('rPI llt"sdv'~ an(t gi\>i 11 e It to $1~ ~nd go to the truuhle to make out the complicated fotm ess of su v111g serve vmcly has rduwd to meel other ageneiPS more attUned to agatn . And lhts when he 111 fa c t had s p<' llt much more than Thhl l•a;.; 11 L'ah·d the ~ ~tualion tlus n"cd ].y pumping up short- polill('.ll con•ndcrations ';t ·• $200 fOI Illness 111 JU56 . ,h . 0 1 "' o. else annually WOtlld ITIJkl' at le .1st at lO% reduction Jl1 his offu:e expense J'Piurn lm stamps used 111 personal correspondence'! J.udge Crow was a Democrat of I he Old School, and proud or Jt In a county predominantly Hepuhltean Hts pohbcal bl'lr lief s .were J e ff erso_1uan , an d the 1\iltiOil,lll)' known Harry llyn! j 0 f V 1rg n Ia was h ts mo d (' I of what a statesman should be Judge Crow was the {JrSt Demotrattc prosec uting attorney Ill Meigs County and the first Democ13h(' Cnmmon Pleas cOurt 1 " ,11 somt· "' judge · tmw& In lh(• past. ' Th Credit Still Av1lleble e Jud,.r.s tenure ns the oldest living member of the board Ilow c~er. 11 IS lmpnr1unt to rr· Of tr.useeso t f Obio Unverstt)• t inpointofservlcet'slndJ'c·atl've mem hl' l' I hn1 erct1-•t has nul bl't' H Of hiS kind of firm lead"rshlp 1 ' 11 ClVJ'c aflai'rs· ,oQ was hiS work •·hok•d off Not hY any m~>ans Th (' .. •J ·as a trustee of the Holzer Hospital Foundatton . comme1r1al hanks alone Jncrea:wrl ' t' ' ' "'" •• •· t The late Judge Fred w Crow will be remembered lor gen· erahons as one of the county's truly outstanding personalities Here he grew to rnanh~od . Here he fashwned a productive Ci..... re(•r hounded by the htghest of pnm·Jilies. lhs life was a valuable Increment to a nch tradition hoth m his famlly and his community .- C. T. r'".; t, - ,N-CO =-M -E :-cT -A-= X:-:-F :_:::: AC =T -:5-:N:::: o.=a=·-::._~ :_-:·-~ :- l 1called •·tight 1110111•y" whu:h we llll' rca rl m g <Hld I1Cartn~ so much I about With VIrtually al! parts of the eronomv stnunmg tu huy more or build mon• - aiHl ('OII ~e· 11 uently !u horrow more __ the prassul't' of cred•t llt•mand upon tht> aVItll ab!c supply I~ htllV) and PunstunL As ll. result , many wouldb<' bo r d r OWl'r~ 1m 1oans not sn l'iiSy to obl ,l'll BS at sonw time~ ~:~.w\~~'.1 P~~"t h~"~•~·r'h ~,,!,,nce of hor· ·= =. term hank t"rt•d•t The economy'~ need for IOI"'b term funds ra n b".._ ~oundly met only by growth of the natwn s savings Thl.!l takt·s holh l1m1• nnd effort There 1s no way to print ~ap 1lal II has to lw earned ,md 'laved. To !ncreliSf' the lnr"''''''' lor " rt>str•ln sa1'1ng, and also to ht•IJJ the gmwth of debL the monetary author :IJCa have allowed Interest ratl'8 tu re~ponrt to the market fore<'s of supply and th.'llliiJHL A~ would be expeclecl, r.ltt's · 11avc risen IJut they still ur 1 nol hllib 111 cor.•par1son with othe1 p•rJ'ods !n cur own history, 01 ..~~,th" cur· lent r~tes 111 most nthN IMfts of thr rree world Probabl)· the best eommt•nt on ')resent mlt•rt•st rates 1s that they don't seem to be dist uuragmg thl' desire to borrow. lt~t•n1411 ,. RfWI. .II Bt~r't.rkll J lbt triYil.e ar IUIQA' a Jolr:al return \he fa~L tbat lnte,.lt '!Ia ttl\e ID.(i tor un Th\1 probably would r• muD.Icll.JII bonds i& tatmpt ftGID ault Jo aubetantlal tu M.Yinc federal lncotne taa. (4) A babJ ben~ baJqre mtdnlrlt It any or thOIM poia" 11 llktlJ Deeen1be· · !1, quallfll!l &! an l!:tf!Gllt- to makfl a eubataniLI.I dUI'trtaat ID tltn tor the hill )'elior. your till, It will prololtdtiJ ~ 7011 tl) U yoar mecltoal eapeneel an lo dlacu1n your problema wltb ULt llkgJy to be over I" or fOUl Income Internal Revenue Strrict, or to thta Yei.,...and you uped them to seek p1·otnaloMI tu ad:tlet. Allllbe IHt nex..t J"Nr. pRv aa many thin< you p11.y for aulttaaee lnJro- DJedlc.tl t.IH• •• poulble bernr•· the enll.ooJ tbe year, up to the maxlmu.tn allo~abll' d ci!'ITt'tlon It yow. bQr~· lo do thl1. t'il'lllt!lllller that you (ah 1.110 dlldUel lh.t! llltl'HIIt (G) Jr your mcdlcnt cX(WilS('~ Ole ·- ;;i over the mulmnm dodtH·tlun per· ha))ll you ean deter (.larl or the tralwent until afler lbe l'lltl uf tbe .~ .a• .J'!Jtlt~fn ' ' ,.,,, ,1) lorrowlna lo pay your tuea Qa~etlmn let )'Otl take the .. rn!_ ~tl 1 •r· p11.rln1 you1 t.&x return Ia 4.11hlc: ble rrom fOUl tnnblt> IDCOJile, But ~ware ur a11.7 "fAa expert" who rht!m~ be can cut rour tu /)e\OW th" IIIIOUIIt YOU rg,jl) OW .. II, a ~nod ldea to $1~ aomeone who hnR had l'lperlence •• 4k&ltq whh the Internal Revnu ..nice Ju~t lu cuo thu xover~URU.I lhoa14 rniHfl B1m1e quc&llon about JOll1' return. I ag~~~: F('(lN 11 R.t·~erve's policy In r.•t·c,JI past uorishm~:: pros- d 1 f>el'l Y an .~ 1 1 allernpttng to hold 1h1· to a s u.st ,un ,lbl !' rale of srowth , •.•. .'Jtl('('f'edJ•d rem:u kahly, t•ven h 11 •• 1ant!y It has· suppmted . ~t:rowth , nnt Jlrt·~·ented It · II has been our prtlll'lpal dt>fense agamsl rampr.nt lnflt•twn which , •f per. mlttcr'1 would dt>~lro)' not only our PI osll1'11tv hut ou1 v~>l v sub~lance. Mr .•md Mrs Ed tile Qri!flt spent Sunday with her parenta, Mr and ~· 1\.lbert Pearson. · Mr. and Mrs Billl.e Orr and 8.0nll of Ilecdsvllle tpent the week Mid w:th ~ and Mrs Chnt Orr the ~ ,f )f\tn the &rnt .. t tax ,.,,.,,are to be mll.de du1lna the )'etr by pl1.n· ,alot" J¥1r dtci.So'' WI&IJ tQ fontlderatlont In mind, raUler th•n at tht en~, of the year when you ba.v~:~ your tax form In ~~end. · Jr.re are tome po111bmues for reducing yl)ur tat which 1011 cau't do UJtbla.l aboul IIlier lbt truS or lht _____::.:___,:,:.::_:;~.::..::.::::...:::::.::..:: tax year, b11t which mlabt reduee (8) It :rou •ell your home at a , • DeS& )'Mr't laz nturn· profit, rem~mbtr that JOU do DOt (1) If you an protldlna tleuly have lo Jl"1 a cepHal raiDI ta:r: tr half lbe tupport or tomeone w4o yow pay morlillor a new lwme wtlhia mtrhl qualify flfl a dtpendtiH, eon- a yeal' lhRn the price you aet tor &Sd•r pro•ldlna 11ore tllan tu1tr 110 the old onl'. JOU will be antllle<l to tho $600 Ul When tnve~tiDI' money, r• eumptlon, Tilt t:r:tr& amount you membu that elock lD. a 4.0UiaUo contribute qlll bt lte thllll thu CGrL)Oriltl.,1n ot:rara Uae po•lbllt.&7 ol lu: N"lftll. dlvldtad txd\111011 aa4 trtt.U\, (I) Remembtr tllat unl~e • dtt> pendent II ua.der u or 8 full lime 110 I If you aellaecurttlea or ol~~r atutlent, JOU will IGtt tbe ~lf'tnP- "upltai aue&.e." It a ,roAl. ll AI tlon It l'lil lnoome " 1100 Ol IIIOfV ueu.ally better , • ....,., 18\U 1M Bt lUre to check the 1ne<mu• ul hue held them &l kat tl• IIIIMtU tYeryone you expect to eJalm 111 a 10 tbt tbt proftt wUJ M \ellld M de~nd!!nt tbe capital aalna "'" lutMI o1 (3) U you art planahll to be aa ordleary Jacome. marriW, a wil4dttJII before Dlldnllhl fll) Whln hu1tu bMdt. ooabeeember St. J967, wll' fiVe J0\1 alder ~ot lillly tbe lat.,... rate IMat The momen~ it does, It w!ll lose Its mdependence ami 1t s cffecttvent·~~ The country has heen down that road, with the Rese1 H' !lav~o;hly bound Lo the T rea!lur)' , and we mu~t not do it BASHAN (fiHI •• OM ot a urill• o/t~rtklrl• o" /IJdl:'ltll inco'"" lu ]lUng Til~•~ arucre1 CIN D~Ucd on in/orm.uti.D,. ptf.ltiW'~d b11 tAe Allt(!rfc""' lntUt•t• o/A.ocot~.fttnnt•. and thf' Ul1io S'm:ielll A lit''•MrllaMh ln !Oflf,lt:~atlrm lt'Hh. adm1111~trat10n II1e1r I o I a I n I I oans uuhland•ng by m •r .• ' • lh un $7 b1II loll rl urmg Ihe ••• T h'IS was r trsI ,I tnun II 111 o r 1"'-"J. on top of a $12 blll•on innt>asl' Formu1A For inf1•tron -~-- ~-~--~ dunnr( 1955 Meilnwhlle longer Crlli<'s of the Fed~ra! llt•llerve term borrowmg in the bnnd mar h!•lri that 1t siJould be taklug steps kot Wl!l al or ncar record levels In make credit easltlr and C'heaper By lena Caln•r and NDSllmers wt·re bavwe lhi'H ) 1o oblau1, m sp1te of evprything Mr .dnd Mrs Elson Spencer and f'redit di:'m'lnda satlsC1~d- ~ ~ _thc:- economy 1lself 1s doing to fanuly spent Sunda} afternoon and - and evenin)<! w1th Mr and Mrs. ; , "'V II Holter Start Now to Plan Next Year's Tax fJ/ C1rttJ1_, htlk Keep Out of Politics The "l;o'(•d" should never be in pol!l!c~ . tt should nev~r become a nu•mbc1 or thr. 'tenm" of any the . 1\Jy Pearst)n and family of Lerl IJUJnt Sunda.y vnth Mr and , rll. Albert Pearson. Mr Peanon lmprovetl. M ' Mr and !i!"s. John Hayman and dtu~hter spent Saturday evening An a driver can Jain on an avera g. trip - by spO'•dlns, by pa.sing lights, by isnori"l atop-sJCns ~;. With N:r. and Mrs Clint Orr. __ --....... -·--·-..a.......... ,.,..- Mr and Mrs. Art Mon.rity of l'\lmCJ oy called on Mr. and Mrs. Dutch McKay. Friday tveninJ. "... _, tltrn mllrul.,l yoonel~ - . ,..,...., Mrs Mrs Will Hellman llllOWNI called on Mr. and Mrs Russe ll Pa1nter and son llobNt Tut•sday Mr and M1·s Dun !W allac k and daug hter Donna K1u vts1ted w1t h Mr. and Mn-; Vt(ig•l Housh and famtly Sunday Mra. Russell Painter BI"JJ \tiJ"JJ Force tl Ohi·o State To QUlt The NCAA • UP T · 0 wo DemOC'ratic Slate Representatives will mtroduce a b11l tn the. Lcgislature nex•. week which would COLUMBUS -~w,... I~ t :OO 4·45 ' 00 6-:M Weat..bereast V 00 Clrua<h Ud 0.. t:oo ~~·.. CHANNIL 3 Queer. Flr A bav 445 500 Modero Romances Comedy Time :; .30 Mv Little Margie W1ld Bill Hlcltok News P1cture 6 ·00 6 30 6 45 ~ons Eye I Chotee -Boll TOII!Iht &.,. Off I 11:30 T<mi&)>t 12 30 Sign Oft WCHS-TV ·· show ' Channe~8 ------~~ ---- CHANNEL J Ca.ptai.n KaD.aaroo Mornmr Show 10.30 4\_rtbu• t'Jodfrey • 11:30 Strike lt Rlch 12o00 Valiant Lady 12115 Love of Llfe 12:30 Search For Tomorro~ 12:4~ Gu1dinor Ughl 1.00 Kahe'11 K1tchen 1 30 As the World Turns 200 Our Miss Brooks 2 30 Houseprrty 300 The B.g Payoff WCHS-TV ('qot ~!n Kangaroo 9 ·00 Morning Show 1 10 00 Gam Moore \1 30 St. 1ke It Ru•h I 1. on Valtan~ LPdy 12 15 Love of Lite 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 ·45 GU!dmg Light 1:00 Katu,·s Kitchen 1 30 As the Worla. 'J\.ru 2.:>0 Our Miss Brooks 2 ·30 IJfluseparty 3 00 The 8 1g Payoff 3 30 Bob C1·osby Show 1 4 00 Bnghter Day 4 15 Sec:·ct Storm 4 .30 Edg~ of Night 15 00 Earh' Show Bob Lrosbv Show Brighter Day Sect ,"'t Storm 6·30 Edg~ of Nhtht 6 ·4.5 fi !i5 1 ne -..".arJv S how 7 00 Your Esst.. Rep·-.rter 7 10 ~~rts Parede 7 30 we::thermsn 8 00 Art Linkle•ter &1 tht K1ds I 8 :::10 ~pglas E:lwards [ 9 Sgt PrNtun of the Yukon 9 30 Bob Cumm •ngs Show 10·00 3 30 4.00 4 15 <30 5 00 :.:~ 8 55 7 00 CHANNEL 8 8·00 Your· Esso Reporter Sport.c Parade Weatherman A1r Force Show Dou;tlas Edwarts My F nc nd Flicka West Pomt Star, pf 11 yhouse of Stars Mr Adams & E:ye Highway Patrol The Line Up 10 30 Person to Pt'rson 11 00 New> tt ·05 Scanning the Weather ll.tO The I..ate ~how Oo 7 15 7·30 8 :00 8 :30 Climax 9 30 Playhouse 9(l 11 00 Up to the M1nute N~5 11 ·05 11 ·10 Scannmg the Wenlhcr The Late Show WHTN-TV Channel13 - CHANNEL - - -13 I 11·44WHTN-TV Sign Qn .=-::,.-,- ----~---- WHTN-TV CHANNEL 13 11 44 Sign On 11·45 Cartf)on Club 12. 10 Noon Nt•ws 12 15 Neighbol s 12.30 Liberace 1·00 Femm•ne Touch 1 45 Movie Matmee 3 00 Afternocn :<'Hm F':'stival 4:30 Super Serial Tim,_• 5:00 Micke)' Mouse Club 6:00 P.uffalo Bill Jr. 6:30 Cartoon Club 6.45 Ftve Star Fmal 7 15 Johr Dalv & the NewY 7:30 Sherlff oi Cochise 8.00 Circus 9:00 Wire Service 10:00 Air Force Time '57 10.30 Frankie Laine 11:00 News oi the. Night 11.15 Tbeatre 13 12·15 Sign Off - -- ~- Everv Timr - ............ ~. 11 45 Cartoon Club Noon News 12 15 Ne:tehbors I2 30 L1bcrace l OOFemml'le Tom h I 45 Movie Matinee 3·00 Af!ernO<ln Ftlm Festival 4:30 Supl'r Serial Time :;·oo Mick~\' Mouse Club 6 00 Lar"'()n Cluh 6 30 F'.ve Star Fwal 'j 00 Kukla, Frsn & Oll!l:. 7 15 John Daly & the News 'j 30 Ilin Tin Tm 8 00 Jim Bowie 8·30 Public Ddendcr 9 00 I L~d Thret> L1ves 12 JO 9 30 tO 00 1 Spy R~oy Anlhc.ny Show News. of the N1ght 11 00 11 1~ Thea'!'C 13 12 15 Sign Off SnH{N and childrf'u. Mrs Walter Eblm and .Mrs. A.rthur Moore Mrs Dalton Grover and daugh· te,., Marcia and :\11 s Gt'ne Hump· hl'ry called on Mr and Mn, Sbermah Robert~ otnd fl'lmlly Fnday evenmg. Mr and Mrs called on Mrs urda)• ___ __ ___:,_ __ Lester Brookover Allee Moore Sat- ~---- Hatlo Mr. and Mrs Roger Grueser of Nlatives. HIVII TIUST t. feUow who ean't look you l.n the eye, may be the Chihuahua'& thought. about that dog &t Ule Golden Gate Kennel club show in San Franci.s<:o. ( lrlternotKnsal Snndp.\otol, Beta Sigma Phi T0 Aid Mothers March On Polio Clint and Ruby OtT were Sun. day night supper guettfl or Mr. and M'n Billie Orr or Reedsvllle. Ethel and Arthur Orr spent S~nda) evening with her father, Mtke Thetss. or Dor~as. SIJI•II'tYw ...... W.lla ••• THE QAfLY SE~J.NE~ •• • Mr. and Mra. Charley Reuter or Chester Jtoad called on Mr. and M.!'B. Albert Pearaon, Sulldly. Mr. and Mn. John Jr, Rose have a new tllaby girl. ·-- -- ~- - Mr. and Mrs John Dobbm and sons, Columbu s, spent the week end Wllh he•· pare nt 5, Mr and Mrs . oRo Ed d • ·d I I n -' mon ..n. WI e Sand ~Ill!. Kentucky, VIStted re cenlly wtth hts mother, Mr. and Mrs ArnoiJ and family. Mr. Harry HmLls ts spendmg a few we eks with h•s aunt, Mrs Bertha Powrall , of Pomeroy. Mrs Pown all 1s very ill at this wntmg. Mrs Clarence Swauger and Mrs. Raymond Arnold were Monday dtnner guests 0 f Mr an~ Mrs. Wll· ham Cook. ev J b l ° 0 FredJ an•l Vwla Tuckerman were Sunday dinner guests of Anna and Bett} Arnold Super guests were Patty Vlichael and Boward Thorn~. Vu;Jtlng r~cenlly 111 the home of tor of the First Presbyterian Church, and the Rev . N. D. Borden, pastor of the AU. Moriah Ch h d 0 apt 1St ure , were mner guests Wednesday of the Rev and Mrs. C. RaYmon K~nkr•ght and sons, Eude11 and Dav1d. The t~e mm1stcrs were classmates while atlendmg a theolo&Jcal semmary. Mr. a11d M.rs, .Mont West, Zanesville, were rec:enl guel!l.s of Mrs Henry Hennesy and son, Robert. 1 Mrs. Dorothy Raymond, who ha.s been the Galha County Bookmobile Hbrarian, was a dir.ner guest of Mr and Mrs. C. E Young Sunday She lB Ieavmg in the near future for a new pOSIIIon at Pens 1cola, Fla. Also visiting wtth the Young 5 Suaday were Mr. and Mrs Edgar Young and daughter, V1eky, East Bank, W. Va' who had been in Fremont to visht his mother Mrs Charles Young, who is r;_ · I I fte h ' covermg 8 ow Y a r avmg • stroke. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young were called to Fremont at the Ume of his mothec had the stroke. Mr. and Mrs .. Raymond Arnold were .M~s Holl•e Mulhmx and son Mrs. Ebcr Dailey and children of Cll!cmn~h. Mrs. Jttm?r Col~ were recenl guests of her parents, man !lnd son of West Columbia Mr. and Mrs Carl Autherson, Bald and M!'s. Alpha Russell of Hysell Knobs. Hun Mr .and Mrs. L.. R. Glucsencamp Bill Cook has sold h1s ·farm to called on Lhctr son, Bud, and f..am· Duane Stan1c • Y 1ly, Portlanrt. Mildred an Joyce Cirr \c, Bashan 1\LL AGES called on Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst NEW HAVEN. Conn.- A Yale and daughter. med•cal exj:>('rt says babies are - - - - - -not the pnly ones who swallow Mr. and Mrs . '"\'a~nc Beal and lhmgs. Dr. John A Kirchner has daughters were Sunda}' dnmer collcded several hundred objects guests of \:tr and Mrs W. A. removed from patients of all ages. Kmg. He says they range from small Mrs. Orville Hogue WIS welMrs. Alpha Douglas and Paula change to beads ,toys, bugs and watches by comed as a new member and Mrs. Pelts VISited Mrs. Roma Beal. bones - hsh, fowl and animal. Lurenc Kennedy of Galena a1 1 gueat when Mn. Vaughan Priee entertained the Chatter Club on Tue5doy evening at hor bome, Rul· land Road. The congre~atwn of the Fed- were approved. Durmg the busllttd eesaion in erated Church held their annual Durmg the meetmg, it was vot- charge of Mrs. Charles Buck pre. congregatiOnal mcehng Sunday ed Lo entertatn the Chapel Choir sideut, election of officers was G morning. of Elmhurst College on Apnl L held with Mrs. Everett Lightfoot Three new olhcers, Charles Gustave Keuther, son of a former selected as president; Mrs. NaWerry Sr. John MitQ.h and . )'dis" pastor of the Federated Church than B1gga, vice president; Mrs. Mary Vtrgini:J Reibel were elected is business manager of th1s choir. Glen Evans, secretary and Mrs. • • to serve the e'nurch Amendment!!. It was rpMted that benevolences Floyd Dunfee, treuurer. JEWELRY STORE to the conslttullon were duly were paid in Cull and all bills Games were played and prizes "Jewelers Since 1890" cor1$1dercd anrt approved The paid. All organizations showed an aw.rded to Mn. Fnnlr: Young, prmtcd reports of each orgamza· Improvement over previous years Mrs. Lightfoot, Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Mtll St. Middleport hon, wh•ch were 1n booklet form both m attendance and fmanclally. Hogue. ~:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;~~~;:.~;;;~~;;;~~;;~;;;: 1 Refreshment& were l'lflrved by • The meeting adjourned with the the ho.,tess to those m•med above closing of the worship service. and M:s. Cha.rles Burt and Mrs. Ordination anrl mstallation !!Cr· Alfred Biggs. v1cc will be held Sunday Fcbru· The next meetine; will be a Valary 3, at the regular worship ser- entme at the home of Mrs. near Alhena VIJited Wm Bentz and Mr Morna M1u Jamce Wyant of Colum bus apent a weekend w1th her parents Mr and Mrs. Leroy WY· SIMONS aud Blsgest TASTt: Bugaln In Yean Week End Special DAVID DAVIES Sliced Bacon - 31b $1.00 ant Mr and Mrs C C Howard and daugther who have bf'en ill'lni 1n Dayton have retunned to their farm here . Mr Homer Goodwin. who re cently underwent maJOr surgery at CmcmnatJ Veteran s' Hos pital spent the weeelmd wtth lua famIly hPre SIMONS MARKET OPEN EVENINGS STAYS FRESH WNGER! W MAIN ST. POMEROY Come See ... You'U Save at A&P . .. ! A&P Super-Right ... Tender aDd Mild l' Smoked Hams ' .. I I I FuU Shank Half . ... ' *E l GIN *G RUEN I A&P Super-Rlgbt ... Choice Blade Cuts Chuc Roast Tender Steer Beef . ... Well Trimmed .... ! •SILVER . . 37c nd •CHINA A&P Super Right .. Well Trimmed Steer Beef OR ROUND BONE B H SANBORN Inglish Roast - • 1 ~·~~c:e~a~t~l~o:.ao~a~-~m~.------~----~~~ <JOCKEY, DEL161trS '"' SASf.IAYIN6 SACK AND FM' Tlaat Speelal Person! I='ORll-1 AT A CI<'OSStNG AND I-IOLDING> UP ASSORTED CHOCOLATES • 98c and $1.59 VALENTINES • •comic SSLI=' BE 1-lELD lo!ALF' • Mechanical A MOAT A SCHOOL a<ossING, AND i-ll! and many other types BLOw& 1-116 .. Plaoae 8011-X lea Franklin I Middleport, Ohio A&P Super Right , • , Any Size Plot:e Beef for Stew - • 55~ Canadian Bacon • 89t: lb. lb. Kal Rlndy, MIID8(er 300 W. lie<ond St. -Phone: 43:1, l'omlr!IY HouN: MM' ...Fn. 9~; Std. 9-U- Opm ~ueningt ~ loon• mode lo Nlidenh af nearby towns &J!P<Hrltmm& f'resh Fro1en , , Haddock, ood or redlilh-Beneleos PAN READY Plump and Tender , • Reody to Cook, Cut-up, Pan-Ready Fresh Fryers - - - Fish Fillets • - • 33t: lb. 33~ lb. ' .~~i1&1'?<1ti:l:i~b.'(~'}~$"'hl~"*~~ . ..~} Juicy Grapefruit 8 !~·~ 49c ~ \i ~ F f --'"'·" ____ j All price• and sbes STACK II . Fresh Sausage • • 59t: lb. 49~ lb. White Seedless or Ruby Red • HEART SHAPED BOXES A&P Super Right , , , Utile Pig Style A&P Super Right •.. Tender, Lean- BONELESS "'WIPIIM!ei::~W · Take care of winter expenses with a prompt loan of .~.49c Center Slices Lett In! Lurene Kennedy Is Hostess To Chatter Club 6u,. LET 141111F"'R Mrs. Garnet Davidson is a med· leal patient at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Rub7 MeKendrie and great By Mn. William Cook grandson, David Ashley, are coDZion Church Sunday Sehool at fined to the•r borne with severe 9 30 a m. Worship Servlce 10.30 colds. a. m. Joe Johnson. Sunday School Superu.tendcnt. Mr and Mrs. Noah Haskms and Recent "isltors of Mr. and Mrs. Mr11. Katlt: Maltheh were m Col· Clarence Swauker were Mr. and umbus Wednesday to attend the Mrs. Richard Radcliff and daught· funeral of Mrs. Hukins' slater, er, Pamela and Mr and Mn. Paul Mrs Nina Saltzgaber at the Em· Re•bel all of Athens. manuel Lutheran Church. Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Haymond Arnold were Mr and Mrs. J. F. Graly, PhoeMrs [ arl Scherbarth ... and Mrs. mx, Anz. , are VlSlting their couLeonard Lee of Kmgsbary Road . sm, M1ss Frieda Faehnle . Mr and Mrs. Clarence Eden of Mrs John Ketrhka has been Letart W Va., were dinner guests Vlsilmg relatives in Wheehug, W. Thursriay of his brother-m-law Va. for several days. ~nd k s1~ter, \1r. and Mrs. Wilham 1 The Hev Howard Ruppelt, pas- 1 Tf<AFFIC "' !JP and grandJOn of Bentz Mn Vere Swartz. Sund ;~~ Mra Mae Muon iind son were I ,;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;;.:;~ callen on Mr and Yrs .Melvm It ZION STIVERSVILLE The Exemplar Chapter of Beta Edgar Brewer and daughters. Sia:ma Phi sorority met Tuesda} Rudy Durst. daughter, Margaret evenmg at the home of Mrs a.nd Roger Brewer called on Eber James Thomas and made plans to Carpenter and family Saturday af· , ternoun. M d M A c 8 ass1st the Aupha Om1cron chapter wi~h the Mothers' March for the r an r-. rcwer were polio fund. dmner gut·s~s of Mr . .. nd Mrs. They were working ulso on the Ed~u Brewer Sunday M h f D t b h ld Mr and Mr'.!i. Harold Brewer and arc o 0 1mes ance 0 e .e daughter, Reedsville , visited hJs at tbe Pomeroy Jumor Hlgh Sch parents, Mr and Mrs A. C Brew· ool Saturday, January 26. The Ex- er and children, Sunday, e.mplar Chapter m~de a contnbuMrs. M1ldred CU'cle, daughter, hon for an operatiOn for a Melgs Joyce, Bashr-n and ~argaret Duriil County baby called on Frteda and Iva Carpen . Pla.ns were also discussed f.or a tcr, Sunday soronty dance to be held at the Mlldred Circle and lvn carpen· K of .P . Hall ln February whe11 ter dPed on )llr and Mrs . S W husbands and friends Will be Durst, Portland, Sunday afternoon guests. Mr .. nd Mrs Howard Allen and The cultural progrill'l was pre chi ldren, Mr and Mrs .B R Al sen ted by Mrs Thorn us Rue whose len shopped m Pomeroy, Frrday topic was "Background Walls " and Mr and Mrs Dell Talbott were Allee Gdbc rt .,.,.hose paper \\as recent guests of Jus mother Mr~:~ on "Floor \.: overmgs." Molly. Talbntt. Portland . ' Hostesses were Mts S.ehm Bia John ta\vso n and Hen Allen zew1cz and Mrs Roger Morga n and they served ·a de ssert cour~e were recent ~t!C S i s ut Ebcr Carpcn tcr. to tht members Bob Durst.. 3n dsons. V!dor and The next mcetmg Will be at the Tommy. callt'd on Eber Ca rpenter home of Mrs. Ralph. Welker and family Sunday afternoon Lawt ence Rllch1c Jr, Belpre visited hB father Lawrr•nce Illtchle Sr . and s1ster, :\1axJIW Dm st, recently. UY tp('nl the. week ead with his rat,her and sister at Marysvill Abo they (oi.Jied on lhetr daushter, C~ol Ann., and rantUy at COlum· bus. Warre n with her daugbt.er in Bridgeport for th:ree weeks, bas returned home JC:DFiah lheep Mr and ~1'1. . Carl · Lee and ram- .. WHEHl TRAHIC LA WS ARE OBHE D DEATHS ' GO DOWN! Alh~ny and Mn Mrs Fred Henry, who bas been $NOD GRASS, TilE ENGINE CplurnOua Mjlent die w.ek end with of Mr Mr. and Mn. Roy Evans and. daughter, Canal Wlnehe1ter, ~ ed ht11 grandmother, Mrs. c. F. Hawkms, ahd family when ,..,_. were called ber by the d~ath 9l Mr Evans' srandmother, llc'l. I Dora Bearhs. of R1l"' ' I a:al r.;,voltacle Bob i'Jiope -Chevy Spor!s ;t,il., 9:00 10:00 Qf lll:f5· • """'~" l'lllili 11:00 Ne"' Hel.allne! 11:15 WeatMercqt ll :20 Press Box rae Kru:lcr of Racinl! Mr and .\In W~ hber Wood .,.L»Ited Mr a nd Mrs .f rank Ratc iJrf ALFRED ty 7 00 1Dr Hudson's Journal 7.30 Eddlt' Flshtr Show 7411 · meN*~· . 1 ~:00 )l1ol!llio· , ,.,.. ·Ford Show Lwt Video ThN11'o NtWJ Headl~.a WoallJoreaat WCHS·TV I , 6 ~ Weatllerca.st DID&h Shore Show NBC Newa You Bet Your Life llrl,ll..l THOMAS FORK - I. I 8 · 00 Flatt And Scru.ps Sho'llt 6.30 New1 Pieture 6o.. ~ £>• UO U5 BoOO Bo30 l'lei Lie Ban;otti 1nd h er Enzo, relurned Saturday from a buSJnds lnp to Ylorida. Mond11y Mr. Bal"!lottl and• hit wU'e. the fo rme r Jean Stewart, 10d ehJidren , ChriStl , Brenda, Gregory and Mark, left {or Largo, Florida, where t hey may decide to make their home l'' rJenda of Dana Engllah a fo:t mer re!•dent of M son C1ty, bavc learned or hiS iiUdden death Sun1 day at h15 home In Cleveland. He was well acquainted m thiJ area and had been a nel&hbor or the Jackson family when they were Mason res1dent.1 Marvin Fry, son of Mr and Mra. Wesley Fry, ba! ~n ill tb11 week w1th flu . Mr and Mrs James Bevin 1nd daughter, 1.-mdl, h.ave moved from Woodsfield to the Rue apartment on South Thlld Avenue Mr. Bevill' is employed by the Maiden Conr [LtrUCtlOn Company in GalliA C~ Tic Tat DQueh ,, lt Could Be You ' I 00 Current '00 Camrr: Go..~ts To School no Tennessc*' Crnie Ford 3 00 Matinee Tto.:at.-; Comedy T1m~ 5 30 My Little Maraie Mr and Kr1. Vlrgtl Klni and fam1ly v111ted .Mr and Mn Geo.. Mr ~ 30 • o· KINGSBURY son . I Matinee Tbeatr a Queen For A Da1 Mode~n Romat>ceB compe1 Oh 10 s tate Univers1ty to I wltbd ritw 1rom !be Nallonal Co. l leg:~ate Athletic Assoctation unless 1 the NC" pr ~ rmi't s more Buc k eye football ,ames to be lele"'"ed. .... Reps. James J M~,cttrlck, l."\J Rocky River, and FrancJs 0 SulllVan, Bretbvllle. sa1d Ohio State was "a stale umver!ily and the public shou ld be g1ven the opportunity of w~tchina these games on televituon ·• "People ~lieve they are being d1acriuunated aaamst:' said Sullivan, because of tbe NCAA rule prohi!ntina tPleva•ins of gi'mes." The bill was expected l.o be In· trodueed next Wednesday by the berts and famtly Wednesday HouBt! Democratic minority Mrs. Allee Moor£' Pnd Darrell •nd Jumor Roberts were dinner guest of her sister Mrs Lona Roecher or Chester Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Lawr,•ncc Eblm ,Prayer meeting was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Eblin of Malta was a Saturday nighl guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robe11 Fnday evemng. Faulk. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roberta caUed on h11 brother 1nd sJsterThe callers at the home nf Mrs m -law Mr and Mrs Sherman Ro- Ben Eblin Monday were Mrs. Pllu~ Kart.n McKay spent the week hlltllwt . . ....,,, wd,*-01 IOIIOWNI , Ool Leonard Lanham Monda y end at Racine with Martha Whitloek. of.Untllo: ..... Trdlo..p.Uona called Miss Lmda Bat•r spen t Tucsdav n1ghL wllh Mtss M11ry .Jo Roush Mrs . Harry Brown and ('hildren ber rrandpart-nts, Mr. and Mra. Ralpb Hunter of Doansvllle. .,._llmlb and · 12 00 Current Parsuo'M St1..dy Tennessee Ern1e Fur(l 10 00 Garry Moore Mr and Mrs W•ll Hellman ta ll 1!11 nn Mr and Mrs Tom SL·otl Monday Mr and Mrs Ralph Pamlt•r and daughter eallt'd at lhc Ru ssell Pamter home Sunday R@v and Mrjl Wt>ber Thoma spent Sunda~ With Mr and Mrs . Will He1lman Mr. and 1\tr~ Denzil Geoglt:'m. Mr and M1·s Flnyd Spcn!:c culled On Mrs ,,llllC Roush Sunday Mrs nuush 1 eturncd home wllh Mr and Mrs Denzil Geogle1n for a few days v1s1t .. Mr. and Mu. Oris Smith, son ud dauahttr, spent Sunday with NIT -DIMoofcly IIlii wurteou.Jy lL Could B~ You I a,oo ' 9 00 WEST SHADE Hom ~ 12 30 Fred I Ga..rcilM'r, Plillor, t'Onduel ed Lbe Bi.ble study dus Spec-uti mUSJc was presented by Mr and Mrs. 0 . E. M.,·Ktnley, Mrs Edgar Allensworth and Homer Il1ce who 1 sans "He'll Undc1 sland" w1th . Mrs. Chf'stcr EdWin as aH·om11an 1 1st ~O~o;-~.?v'~s>- Tod11' Coffee T tm t' The P1·ice Is R1ght 9o30 llkOO \1;00 DEVOTIONAL SERVICE Mts.. M. L. Kelly was 111 cbarge JU5 ol the devotional serv•ce .11 t~ 11:20 ctwreh of Christ Wednesday eve- 11:30 oWe for their PraYer mHhng and 12:30 · · .: - WSAZ-l'V Middleport Society HMPHI CAN'T EVEN LOOK ME IN THE EYE! 6 5.'i S1gn On 7.00 TodaJ.' 1 9 00 Coffee ':'ime 1 10.00 Homt ll ·(..() Tht" Pt ice lg Riibt I t.30 Trulh or Consequell{'l'S Truth Or Consequenrt>s Tic Tac Dough 3 00 ~lness ~s!llon thiS Al·ZYSM 11 00 2 00 2 .30 postponed from lhts week becaua.e of ttw death l)f Clyde French, SQII of Mrs Edwal"d French, wlll m~t after the lt!Vival servJct' oil J&JtQ&ey :n at the church f~K .1 .i ,:,1gn a ... 11 30 I2 00 I 00 MEETING RESCHEDULED The Lo)otl Women s CIIUI-\i , whK"h old First City Bank building It was hore that defense strateg triaJs was mapped. To list f~1 Metgs Count)' s most famous t 13NNYtfJ 6 !'i~ 7 00 9 00 10 00 I~d v.,.! The pass mg of Judgt.' FJ Pd \\' CJOw Mondav rughr ~t hi s rPstdent e m Pomrrov aftt •r a Jmgpnng ii!JH':-." ll;moved an oui standmg TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chanr~el3 --thursda-y Friday: ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 24, 11&1....,1 1~'~~},*').1o,_f ,,,t Texas .. ' Cello Pkg. Fresh Carrots 29c 3 1-lb. pkgs. •AJ> Super • - • r' Mur het~ �4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M.iddleport, 0, Jan . 24, 1957 Bowling Highlights BuJido~s, Hound~, (~Jaw At Each Other F'r idav \Nit ' Pan~hers.~o Again~t J~ckson, Jackets !Racine, Eastern Larson Demanding ;Battle To ~ttle, c~.~.~~~~.!:h~~~, ~~~~lndmg ~ellston 5 IOash In Crucial $27,500 Contract 1957 Best Goller f;f '~1 County Cage Tilt From Yankee Club R · Tod The I ~,. V I Melg~ ~ ay HIGH FLYER • • • • • • By Alan Maver BA~ Kers-eYE·V!EJfl o~-. ·. -. _ ,i\~~<1'1trNAR/.1~ TYA'A OF LOI.N$.YIJ..L~ iW4:CVNa '0· the 3EOt ba .; ketl1al l r<~re conlln· ut>s f'rida} m,t;ht wllh the top clash being a mateh betwt!tn Nelsom•illl' (7·1) <~nd Alhl'm; (6·2} on tM Bulido ~'s homl' ''Ourt. JWio'q, OO/ti6 #/'5 TO ,ruP me FL Vt"R? LiP IW1"1f rillE rou. sr&RSt' Ei.IT/?. ............... C(lunty's fir!lt and Hurd The ~r teams. No. I and 2 iu the leagu r both net•d wins to hold un· d i' JI U! o•d posse&slOn of Lhl'i.r Sports pl.~ n., Des!< I tnem For ngh! behind l'l •nwro:o- anrl Lug;m an.' tied fo,r ' thi:d plat:c with iden tica l li ·3 M· r~::,_,._ , Pomnoy H'ef! School Prill· clp•l J•ma1 D~t.l reported tod•y •t 9:30 •· m. ttM first five pl•ve., on th• P•nth•r var· aity bask&1ball team were confined to th•!r ht~rTM5 by IliMn This was th. aecond day run· nint t"- v•nlty hn be•n ab- Radtlt;"'s \ I ·~ i:lp· !)roaching a cri tic.:tl peri od inthetr rush towards .a J·c~o rd thiU ,cuuJ d c;~pture the at tention of the na· tiQn. Beginning in February they take !o the road and 'meelf soml' Th e Panther~ will Ill! favot·ed- good clubs including Ames-Bern , M<"Arth ur and Rome. At homeI'H'/J ~o~-ith ldr !h<ct r lemn ou t with fl11 a nd cold-.. nr ju~l rt't'Overing all within a two-week _periqd from from all!tl·k · to down Jackson Feb. 1 through the 15. eomes on lhe 1\,nthei r!oor Logan w!ll Chauncey and a return witk Amesgf''. !h f· nod n~ it e ntf'rtai ll s Galli- Bern . This killer sd\cdule w~aA' t pnll ~ allho1t..: h lhis one co uld go e-nough. The Tornadoes start the Pi!lwr way h11rl ily .Tht' Hlue Dev· !wo-week ~ssion by meeti.ng Wa· ils tnllfl(' 'I r una way of [h('ir game hama in thl' Fakm1 ne~t Jan. 29. Ttw.;dn y IIH! )II ovt•r f;n·on·d Weil- thrrp days Jwforf' the rtrs t Ames~ 1011 , 75-4 7. Bern tdt. unf from tchool . I ___ _ 1 Opponents Seek Answer To Who Will Stop She1hy's Ace, Larry Seigfried By 8111 Henry COLUMBUS, O. Ul> • Some b1e k-to-bark " '" "' ,,,.,,,,,, ' 1. r . d r bic thlng.11 ue llll Pw ntng in Ohio night •Jte- JOtclc.ets, although al.P.wed with colds looked like the clau of high school basketball circles. t~. Jerr i' th~ league in t.eading until four The biggest questions on everyMiddies. mmutcs werr left i.n tb g AI, . 3'1 2 . e ame. om~·s lips rc rn.~ in vlrtu<~lly 111(' t' 1! ~".!'. t•r I S .ave.r~·''P.ng · · 1 that point the:v r:an out or gas and same. Who is soin~ to !Stop Shel- po111t-; p 1 I gl 1t11C, s~on ng .W7 dropped a fill .'lt' decision that should havt• o;:un .: the other way. by's Larry SeigfriNI? Can TifCin point ~ in l:l l'll~a~ements . ~ ~ /t ne ~cor_t~<: _h011 ','rs .thts. YC'ar l. u r.1~ ol th• 'ITuld lc !uwn Th I11. I . 11 Columbian do it Friday night wh en \1 invlldes Shelby'11 hl)me court In 1 h<1ttle of the Northern Ohiu • ''. _or Oh ' JU has high -sC'oring Bob Morris haf' k intu his lineup t~ nd BobTfH· \liddH ·~ are r·at('ll the No. by Nel.so •1 hns hef' n gai ning valu· l.c~a){ue uDbe~ten s'! IJi~h '>1 '1111\J I lc.•n • iu Ohio by the siJle c:qwdcnc e. He also ha s bit1 So far, the Shelby ol"e iw ~ l ' n•t•·•l l'lt ·~ ~ hoard of roarh •·~ j im Bowles ~t (·e nter wh u has hei'!n ~co rer! at will agttiust all oppon 11 1d•II<-I!IWII Ius a 12-0 sl'!ason re- tf u nkil :~: IIH t'l in at a commend(·nts_ Jll' hns aver a ~ t·rl 3B 3 poml ~ ahlr pae1• al! !<(•ason. Rowlt•s is urfiJf 12 l!litlllCS »lld tlu••m'\ S h liW ryin~ <I tOtlll HIO poi nts in sea ~l,11 n s of slowi l down. '\ •·o1w1 1111• 1\u c kl '''(' :.t:.~lr. al ' ~on 11L1y. He ranks 6th in tbe ~a~t trite o Sci;o:(rifld teon·d · ·•· l!·:om~ jjfPpll recl f ,,,. tht• la 'l !ragur. 32 points as ~ lll < lh·~ h ii ml>ll•d ·.-.·!--h dr in• ' !ow:r r d !l1e r 11n nt• · ThP .f:tl'kr•L•· Will hll\'P to IJe at Man~ field Mad •~o•• 75 !H . l·:t•rl lt> l' thcil" lwst to lwal W;•llsto n, an inin the seaton lh•· t11gh scoru1 .~ il('l' I, llw r;•• ·r lH' Cou :11v l ,l'<t.\( 111' I Hnd,outcr all win!;•r. The Roekt•ls put ~ramrH B( 5H and flU puinl ". look l'om;or".v 6361 two Wl'Cks .l' llkt .11'1'1'1' IIIII i ~ ~I'll! ' ~ 11 loir ,I :•<><'•'. ~lill'il l ,~ 12ti IH1i11b i11 [ Hill :tgo. Rated No. 1 SwaC'll .,r I January Specials •':IL: UI' _L'.III ~ ('~. •o·~l ..\11,1''1 1"1\';d is 5' C.ol Iron Tub $179.95 Full Size Hardwlek GAS RA.NGE ReJ. fl39.8$lnolalled for $109.95 7-Pieee Chrome I ii~ ~U IIH' I() IJIIII\ 1,-; •TERMS H~w~r~-~~"!" ' ,!f· .....,. ........... • • The Racine-Rutland game Tuesday night, when Racine made good a whopping Ml 'k· o( their shots boosted the-Ir season average over a 13-game route to S2 'f., . Compare !his with Ohio University'~:~ .423 ', which i1 good college te_.,p! shool ing O~r the same i b e r of ·' a mes. :\ h.,o comparf' It,.' th Ohiu A rast lrnprovin& RutlaQd R~d Devll team (1·2) wilJ iO to lhe luckles~; Hl;lrrimnvme (0·5) team's floor for A £1lme whkb lhou.ld ItO to Ru~land .. Agaias~ Raclne TucJday _n.gbt )he Dev1ls showfi!d of. reu.sJV<'_punch but ~eked reboundmg skill to ('QUaiJze the couceotrated Tornado attack. H.rri:;on· \'ille baB lacked s.ize and experience and l»ts not jelled against local oppon~pts . lw fa1·nred !u HlotFI....... Hip lntllvl_u_. t.wl•n ForilelnB~7 NF\f YOB;K UP Gf-neral • .1 ~,:;:t r Georp We-.w of t be New ~ .k Y.a.oi.es ~d Don Larf'ALM SPIUNGS, Call!., UP ~J/~ openi.Qg b.id lor !I $27 .GOO 'Jhe bJttle to oatabUJb ao outCQ,D,\s..ael fn~~ .. Oll !be t.heor}' that sU.nd.iJ.Ji ,a:olfe-r for 1867 re&wned ~ c;me ,Perle<:\ pme doein't make a today as the $115,001 Tbu.ndetbird C.onfer~ Loop s....... tl•tworthy Ortnner his manager, Ed Ferguson , wasn't diaturbed by the prospect. Ort.iz, a Puerto Rican who has in New York £or the last 10 ywa, ea rned th.e ch.ance wlth a 10 round decision over Chicagoan Bobb;).· Rogers Wedne~day night on television for his 21Jth straight prO Ilived s. 3. •nd lhlpect lining, Inspect brake drums AdJust br•bs if ,.• • d pack frent WM.I 4. 6 .. ------- Ctt.ck and add ltrak• fluid If nen.d. 1-\.-l'l't' ll awllull'llP . Dh·isio n lead in the pro loop toda y to riH' full g.amcR whilt' lht" MlnncapoliH l-11kers gal nell 11 1ie fur fir!!! pla r" In the Wt•s l. Hackett's Safety Service Wcl!nt·~d<!y i 1'111 . Tlwse BOX ASSORTMENT 12 Valentines 59c 1 \1 BASKETBALL By UnltM Pnu Only GibiOll ha1 them I To send to children Far children to send Su ,.., today at- EAST Springwield 77 Amcril'an Int. 7~ Troy St. 8.5 Livingston St 63 Hunter 84 Kings Poi11t 67 SOUTH Transylvania BA Dcllarmine 75 Mercer 91 Georgia 7t MIDWEST ''They both drivel" I Wash. U. Mo 80 Centronnry 72 Baldwin Wallace 80 Kent St. T2 • TWIN TRACTION. • • a Studebaker-Packard FIRST ,so good other cars will copy it S)'rac•ae Natlonal11 nl Ho~lnn Garden Yh'Cines'-'ay night, ju~t miss- 1 ing the NBA rc{'ord of 142 polnl..<t set by Philadalpbla In 11. ~a m e ~g tr..,tion aud new safe control impo55ible with conventional Bqlton last year. I I, Ia leo, - • ..... Twin Traction gets you out of spots whme can: with coovenhonal dlfloiOD\1&1> would "spin their wheels. • I. IIIIIJ&h••J ........ It protecto against olddt d>Ot ~bt ~· occur when one rear wheel hlb a slippery opot. 8. 0.. JIWp '"""' It lmpn>v., roadal>iBty by A VIgnette Portrait lor Only epp!ytoc the major driving force to the iMide, rear wlleel. '1\tJ abo tends to eompemate for ovor·_., THIS OfPII OOOD ONlY t19.0C 610 Wlllto Tubo Typo $23.00 nvDIO UICATION .... I.a!lillo Bolel Mlddl.,.rt, Olllo CNilDIIM • $15.50 Plu1 Tax and Exchange WUGHT - Tbe 1957 Ga·rden Calendar was preparN b yV. M. Amato, AuJst· ant Extension Horticulti.D'Ist and W. H. Conkle, ExterW.on SpeeUll· ist \.D Vegetable Gerdeninc. The inform<~tion tfJey have compiled in· elude~: R~tnmeneded Strawberry Var· ieties. Select"d ve_getable varJeijes, Strawberry plantiQg infonnatiJUl, When to seed vegefables for plant bed and frame prod¥ctlon, W.tl.e.n to seed the various vegetables in the garden, When to set out ;vegetable plant!':, Garden 1ertilizatJon and !Jnlng, Materials to ua.e to "* 4-H NEWS RUSSELL R. PRIDDY Mason County 4-H Club Agent _,.._ Camping Revis- GAVILAN TO FIGHT NEWARK, N. J. UP • GOWN '1'0 THE tbe MWta """ to the .,., ..... wheel. llllllring aafe, poall!.. <OOtroL r..agural Ball di...U Ia.......,. ....... Tw!a by ""uriDS more positive tire wear ~ ..... lnollou. fert It, younelf, today. See your Ctvrlrbdkn-l'ocl«lrd Dealer for • dsrnonrtrolion drioe/ ~tudebaker-Packard q·~tji~cmwfo't/ '· ·' We Have Tbls New Color CITRON YELLOW In Sl<lc k For Your Wall!o In paint .... flit'• new • CLINTON FISHER ~ ..•. PAINT .... Servlee Limit one per family. Cannot be ueed In conjunction with Othjlr Olan Mills Advertising Offel'f. Br.oadll-un pareDh Mr .iJJtd Mn J ollnD)'. Wolle of Ll>l.ar' Fillls Ohio, Saturday }ir_ and •tr~. Gl.l)' St.t-wart anrl .on Of D1.all'lund. we-r~ c11Uina- on her sislt>r ~1n. ,lt>nny Ortl J~st Wl'ri:. Those r;oiJing ou ~lr aod M r~ H¥ry Ord SWJday 'A ere Mr L Del 1a Newland aod fam ily of W.uun . M.r . and Mn. Jad: Ord and lo.tnu.l)' , Diek Ord, Georg• Orland am\ OU.11 Ilesaon. Arti~ Rou»h ;;.ttended lhe Dairy meeti ng at Jackson 's Mill I - - -.-- Games were played with Mn. Alva Luckeydoo and Mrs. Paul Bli:a• wi.ll.rllng the prizes. Eimer Donahue graodtoD of Kn. Bertha CJark hai .returneo from the Armed Forces in Gtnn· any to kis bpme bere. -"'=========~;;;;;;;;;;.:;* WHY :PAY MOREl _,,., lite flail rltllf ol>llll a •••II ..._.,.., FRF.SI! 1 Country Eggs • IlEA VY SUCED Bacon Jut week. DMil Ohlinger cal!f'd r>n her grandmother, Mrs. Bt•rtha Clark, Sund•)lt en•rung. Mr. and Mrs. L.awrenrf' Clark and famil )· 11pent Sunday wit h Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark and f.am· ily oJ Haven Heigh~ . Mr. and Mr1. Ra ymond Roush and dauehters, spent t,h.e weekend al Hr. and Mrs. Harold Van Meter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clark and IIOJU:I, Raupb and Gordon called on Mr. .and 14-rs. Earl Clark • • • • •• • lb.35i ' FINE FLAVOR Coffee • • • • - lb. 69t: BON£Y'S FRONT STREET MARm W. Mila ~I~~~~~~~~~~~;;'";;~~~;J.;'~~;.;'";~;'~t Mr. aod Mrs. Franklin Clark bave retw-oed to Beverly, O.hio alter spend..in,e a few day• witli j hi~> mother Mrs Bef'tha Cl t~ [ M.r•. Helen cirinat-ead e:ued on and <If West Mr.£am.il)' and Mrs. GeraldColumiHa_ Clark and Mr. and rs. Gerald Ge.ains and JohtliOn misaed family and Lawrence Clark call"d daughter apent Saturd.llly e~ning Yonday with the sore throat: on Mr. and Mn. Ra ~·mond Rou1h with r. and lira. Harry KearnA Sunda)' evening. and daughter. Mr_ and Mn. Leo M'r. and Mrs. Raym ond Rouah rami)' ealled on her her mother Mn. Bertha Clark, and family spent Sunday with Mra. l.ouite <Hbbs cal~ on. J¥a Hudson, Saturday S\lnday dtornl)(ln. Miss Patty King of her parents Mr. and Mrs . Cecil Mrs. Fannie Cllrk lut week l.UTHERAN COUNC~L MIET Marti.n or West Columbia. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Oltliager The Uutheran CauneU met at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ohlinger, called on llr. and lin. Henr)' called on lfrl. Catherine East ~rMr of Section No. 'I'; , '1?-'1.1' nold• Saturday ft'eaing. thence w~st t208 feet; thence gUts. R~ wee ~rveJ White burch l.a!ll Friday nicht. Mr. and 'Mrs. Delmas Kearns and Ohlingey Sunday, North 22 dea:. East 2T5 Ceet, thence --~~~~==~~=--=~~ Nortb 40 de~. East 299feet; theDet' North 48 Deg. Eut 187 reel; tbent'e North 61 Dea:. East 5M feet tb.ence North 34:\2 Dea. East 99 feet: thence North 17¥1 Deg. l:all IWI feet; thenee North 14 Det. East 280 (eet ;thence North 38 Deg. f!:ast 33 feet t-o the Eallt line of Sectioo No. 7; thence ~utb on I Section line 1680 teet to point of :ur.. . more or Jess. This land subject to an oil and gas lease, also a ri!!ht of wAy for egress and ingres.ll to the land lying south or the above described tracts; also, a rij(ht of way fw power poles for lhe transmission of ele-ctricity oyer the same. Excepting aporoximately 3'r'" ICTes ()f co,l in Pittsburgh No. 8 vein of coal. which said 3% acre• are destribed In Vol. 108. page 2SS of the Deed Records of Meigs County. Ohio. The aforesaid described parcel! being a surveyed description of the real est~te tJescribed in Vol. 119, page 628 or ! he Deed Records, Meie:s County, Ohio. seized YOU HIT THE JACKPOT WITH PORKI Shank Half I on Half, lb. Lb. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 57¢ Whole, lb. 52¢ C:.ntor 5.._ lb. 79¢ Sweeter, more succulent meat, cut from corn-feel porlcen, Sausage Sticks.~~.! Ll 25c Spare Ribs .... !:!'!':.~ ......~M. ~~ Dressed Whitins.~ ..!f. 19c ' .Golden Ripe Peaches Plalntlfr further . all(!scs in hls petition that James Bryant, Jr. Is of the undivided 1/24th Ex· part of each of said pareels of welterweight champion Kid Gav- real estate. ila.n bas at1reed to meet Vince Plaintiff further alleaes that Martinez ot Paterson, N. J., in a '!he Mavnard Coal C-ompany, a !~round bout at the Newark Ar· Corporation, may claim an Inter. mory, Feb. 26, it wu announced ell in 13 acres of coal underlyinll Pomeroy today by co-promoter Willie GU Parcel No. 2. bv virtue of a deed Pomeroy zenbere. .reoorded in Vol 113, Pa1e 268, Deed R4ileords, Meigs County, Ohio. Furthermore tbat the defendants, Bartlett Parker and the un· known heirs, devisees - le&atees, dlllrihute!!s, adminl•tr•tora, eneU· tora, if any, of Bartlett Parker, Deceased; Allee Ford, MN. Wendeli F'ulton: Sarah HoJmben; Mrs. Bert Higley and Louise Exline may claim an ·Interest in the 13 aere.s .of coal underlying Pncel No. 2 by virtue of the said deed WORE A recorded in Vol. 113, Paee 268 of tbe Deed Records of Mel.i;a Coullt;f Oblo. . Plaintifl further alleges In the petitloa that the Division of Aid • for ttte Age-d Department of J"u~ lie WeUare State of Ohio, hu or claims to have a Lien on said rl!al STARKS DRUG STORE E. Malll St. E. Mlln St. R~·ision , lon, Chsrtln'l: Program and Lead. ers Guide Revision. A lot of suggestions and recommendations were made 1nd will be (ortb coming in the near (uture. meot onto • soft shoulder, Twin Tr•ct'on 6. I YELLOW . '4. 0.. """' tr ,......... ...... II lOCI-:!" the.......,.( ........ ~y or.,..,.. whloh ..,.Jto ~a loot'fl*lolng wlaotl cltoly hii!IRflllot . . -...-. 5. Who ODO IOU goe1 ofl the .pilao COBPOB.TIOI'I K&-M SOHIO MIMintl Kloe&-MJk• Mulln fit 2M Aft. Mlddle14rt M"'on C.uotyGitden Calendlrs Av•UaW. We lJOW have the 1m5'1 Extension Garden Calendars bcre in the oWce- .If you woutd like a capy, let us know and we'll be glad to maial the calendar to you. You ~an .also phone your reguNt or stop ln th.e oCflee and pick one up. lnfol'l'l'l•tion ContaiMd In CalefMfer e~ her Liblty YeUow Cling Halves or Sliced. 1·~::'63 Salad Dressing ........~-:~~ ........ Ot.45¢ 'nstant Coffee .... ~~......~~7.'....'1.39 3 So. UP'.... ,.~gus, Celery, han, ·, .... Pet. · .............................. ' 2 l5~hz.63 Ch .l. I 1..............................,•••"••.••• . PbOODt 81@-!1-!..• Mldflepon co. ~ 11(1,-X estate. ln t.he prayer of uld petltfon, plaintiff prns that his lntenat iD !lid real estate may be 11t off to him in severalty eod for partJtiolUI of said real estate, aceordl11,1 to the respective rights of t.be per· sonJ thereto, and in eaae parti· tion of sale! 1foreslid described real estate cannot be m1de wlthout .manitest injury to the value thereof, then that said real estate may be adjudged to one or more o£ the parties to this suit upon election, as provided by law, and ln cue real estate Is not adjudged to one or more partJel! to tbl1 IUlt upon election, as provided bY law, the-n that said real estate may be sOld, free and clear· from any and all claims, rights and interests of each and all the parties to this 1uit. Plaintiff further prays that j the said defendants and each of them be required to aet up whatever rights, clalms or intereats they and each of them have In saJd real estate or be forever barre~ from •ssertln, SUJ.e, au4 for a~Ur/roper relief. IIi! portlel ... roq ulnd to ~er oa or before the 2nd dq ' .... . C~Hll's Vegetable, V. . . .n, ha . Kroger concantr.... . cana · C CITRON ., 678 ll1ck Tubelut - $20 80 67G Whit. TuiMI..t WILLIA-.t P. GREGORY hey Mn Art K"''"""" neW..•l•.t•d - ~d:: O.i.rl. 1•· l! o1 .. h "'' .. nn ,l r u Kir~ g n .,lJJt' l'()I Jnf,l '•n h·· BrOMd Hun tbun·h Mn Jack Ord and fa nHI:. \J ~I~· I ruideuce il unknown; Sarah Holm ben, whose pla<:e Of residence is lol-llknow.a ; M~s. Bert HI&W:Y. whole pi~ ol retudeoce is unknown : Louise Exline, whO&t> place ol r•• ldeno~:e is unknown _ The Ma)'nud CO.l C~any, a ~rporation, whose r85id.euce, or buameas add· ress is unk.oowu will tY,e notiee that on the 7th day of Decemb:er 1956, Hiraw Slawte.r, bei.nll: plaintiff, f1led hi! petition in the Court of Common Pleas, Mela:s County, Ohio, Cue No . 12.497, a£.11inst the Biram SIJW\er above named partie• and otbers Crow It Ctow aa defendanti, ailegina: th•t he Attorneys for Plalntiffa has a legal rleht to and 1s &eiled cu 10, 17, 2-t, 31,-(2) 1, 14 .6tc in h!e shnple of the undlvided -23/Utbs. part of the iollowln& de~lbed parcels of real e1tate, to' wit: Hr.., all(l J«ra. Ray Goodnlte and Th?~!t,~oR;~I Eatate situ· daugb~ taUed oP ftJt1 a~;~d M.r•C . th Donnle \She\ldl of .Le~. Su.nd.ay_ 1 1M . tod In •• a ~.. . e .oun Y .o et&s. m e Robert ObllnJer ~ on his State of Ohio, and Jn the Town- arandmother Mrs. BtMIIIi CLark sb~op of Rutland, and bounded ~nd . SatutOay '\l!veninj'. &.5acribed as follow•· Itt Section A itar.k \ abDWer w.as given by No. 1, To.,-n 8 and Ran&e 14 ol the tlle w.omen -~tbe Lutheran CburOhio Company's Purchase: Beg!• ch for _aCe 'Y.outig. ·Sbe ·rening 100 rods North ar the South ceived Qia,py lov...h '. anti \reful MAMIE dJlle:entials. The secret lies tn the fact thAt the Twin·Traction Diller· enllal dellvers the major part of the engine'• j10Wier to the rear wheel with the best traction -instead of the wheel with"the (1001"$1 traction fOI V98 2458 SYRACUSF.. N Y t;P ~ YlO)'d foot MIAMI J1'l UP _ }I k A boaU et.tac.Air.~: .at Sync·we tho a-/-owna . 33 ~,.d' ~ 11 _ .aUr-"C'Wd U:w e)'tl U/1. lltdi.11111. and 1."" Southern l'll•fonua, will renai-n ny . ' . ac PE'T~<m.JtiJ!.I pro football pl.are·kiek ! at S)Taruse. Arhst l~u (T~ TCM!') Groze, went Atbletu.• Oi.ooctlor Lewl.l Andreas IJefore- _t S. Comml.,.lonc~ RoKcr madf thfi anu(lunc'ement Jate E. I?avnl to•ll'ly , fOr a prellmluary. Wedw.• ~y afttr L'Onferring whh heiitrmg. 1 • ' the grid mentor who Jed the Charles E . "!'etkt, apilelal agent orange te~m to a 7- 1 ~~eu.on ncin (' barge oJ the Miami FBI of- ord last yellJ' and inlo a Cottoa ' flee • .aa.oounced • Wednesday nigh\ Bowl lwrth where it lost to Texas ' agents IUTestt>d Brown Jn a hotel I Christian, 28-27. room !;ere 0.1,1 a · federal warrant ~ Issued at J.aekJOGVille charginll: lo tM folloowia&: Mn; _ Alva Luck· him with intentate transportation eydoo, Kra. B.llth GO!OdJught, Mrs. of a $150 wOrtbleu ehedc . Paul Bigp, l1rs. ~ueWe Kin1. Mrs. Helen Grm.nead, Mrs. Doris Yonker. Mn Tbf-reg Ohlmger, or March , A. D. l8t'l. Mn. Gay Southall. ·Mr11. F.liu Dated January Jth. l.JI7 . Roush •nd Emoa:t•nc Roll&h. . IKE'S WHAT IS IT? Twin-Traction DIHerential gives you new p'vement· e000 188 181 133 179 Farm News Projett SPiC\A\. Vffll Lytle ltO 1'1'7 136 172 8! 4 Nt:l Last week during all the snow and cold weather (16' at Clarks· burg). I attended a 4·H Club Ag· ents' Conference at Jackson's Mill. Comiderable discussion and committee work was done oo the over ali 4-H program or West Virginia ACE TA POUND I 10 A.M.- 5 P.M. Kloos IU 203 139 lMJI R•lurn•d From Jackson's Mill .l11h n~ou. ITUIIO IIOUIS Ouerr Dari s ·lfeJ:~,~~ I VALENTINE ..... 8 -~o ~:30 P.M. - Evenings By 1\flll!IDiment W. Main St. Phone %6t. Pomeroy CO _ L _L _E _~"' _ E 1 Sat. Jon. 26 TotilllJ 110 sat BI3 NEW YOlK CLCTHIHO Hli 22:2 187 Chltworthy f,.. " + (as tn a conventional diiJerential). The rel:ult-1'0114ablllly that'o. ,better ill siJt important WBfl: ' ' . .n ll•ck Tube Type S06 _50 50 60 4159 .Ja mf'S Bryant, Jr wbo~ place CIOS of !t'llidenee if w:aknow n; Lt1C!Ue :SOO Powers. wbole plac• or ree:ideACe 1150 il 8?42 Spar:ta , D~truit 10, Michi· 2tli7 ,a.n ; Bartlett Ppk!'r, whose place of reti.(knce ia u.nk.nown, t~ till· 1:173 known be.in, devisees , leiatees, W.tribut.eel, •cUDiDl8traton~. ~u· 4e7 tors, lf any, of Bwt.lelt Parker, 011 Deceased; Alic~ Ford, whoar place tOT lHO flf residence Iii unkno'4'n; Mrs. Wendell FuJton , whuse pla.te of rP- The Crltir o ~t·ltlt'd for a INlln · r..ecord 1n a 140-108 rout of lht• ' 183 "186 131 Handicap ltl~ NEW I Line- men Abc Glbron and Keu Huxhold SIGN CONTRACTS have signed their 1957 cuntraels PHILADEl.PHIA UP Line · with th.c Philadel p hia Eagles. Cibmen A,lle Gitp'on and Keu Huxhold ron joined the E;1 glJ~S la~ lasl .,.nlver,lty'f opponent~t. o dat.P. have 1igne4 f.hf'ir lfl07, contvar.ts sealiQn a fter a seven ~·t·ar trttll1''C' ' 11is /ile:osun wlurh ls .38 . rith the Phltidt'lphla Eagles. GJb- with the Cll"\'eland (li'owns. while 1 rr •t jpinr.d the F.aglcs late last Hu xhold has p' aY<' U three ~caso n s An d In think thai on this T o: with the Eagl•·~nado eluh !hat h<'l s six boys aver a~ing in th(' dou ble srorin_g col, 11mn ('OIHiS\.{1ntly lwu are sophomon·' tnon nie Sal~<'r a nd Adams! B. MeKill.ll.ey 163 128 178 lmnrrsonator Of I S1tlr""Use Keepi"ng rJ cu.rroza ScLeduJ .... d I'success ful U..ach R For Hear1og • Today·I (Ben) Scb':"'anzw;r,ld~, wlo~t ·I 1ucct-* GETS RESULTS A.nd A Copy of This Ad TWO AGREE 1.5oft 1&1 /..egal Notice I b..rHtp. All for $1.49 victory. PHILADELPHIA UP C IH~t inspeet "'" ...,. • Tew.hhary Dr.t>nncr 415 control iDsects and diseate i,n th:e earden., Garden mulching, Chemi1 cal weedblg of strawberrieJ, Straw , be-rry renovat!on, Use of rdtrate- in ferhlizins ·. r awberriies, Seedina: a cover crop. Vegetable IJtora:ge, Strawberry mulching, and Infor(I) Notices mation on flowers and tbelr care. The-se calendars will be a bil IT'S EASY TO bel~ to any gardener and they're beginning, eontaining 10 acre1 BUY- SELL - RENT ava1lablc, for free, at tb~ Mason more Or lelils. find employment - hire County Agricultural Extension Of· PARCEL No. 2: or find a lost item throu~t lice upstairs in the Post Office The following ReaJ Estate situ· The Daily Sentinel WANT Building. ated in the Co.unty of Meigs, tht: ADS. Don•t put it off 1956 Fumen Tax Guld" state o( Ohio and in the Town1blp Call 398 Today - An Ad in We also hllve, here at the Ex· of Rutland and bounded and des· this column tep.sjoJI OUice, a pamphlet which cribed as follows: In section No. 1, could save yvu money. Town No. 6 an Rante No. 14 of the Ohio CompBoy's Purchue: BeIt's the 1956 Farmers Tax Guide. ginnlng 103 rods North of the This Internal Revenue Publication South West romer of Settion No. is pretty complete in its treatment I: thence East 149 feet: thence or how the farmer sh.ould nu out North 15 De-g. East 2172 feet to Ms ln('Qmc Tax Forms. th e Southeast corner M a 5 acre To delight trart formerly sold to Wilbur A surprising number of farmers Fh•eves :thence North O.'l Deg. liHie girls and boys pay too mueh ineome tRx. They don't take advantage of all the de- We:c;t JIM.reet aloml! th.e S.:nltb aide ductions they are legally entitled o' tlle said .') acres: thence South ::IR Dfov . WP.!:t 8t0 froct to the West l~.. the Tax Guide will help you line of Seeti11n No . t : tllence South , in this respect. on Section line 1680 feet to point If you'd like to have a copy , wrHe, phone (207), or stop in., of begi nnin'l'. containing 21 acres ,--HERE'S WHA.T WE DO-._ 2 561 89 127 350 Whipple 133 146 133 412 Sisson 157 198 HH Ml6 Uaggerty 168 157 152 477 McElhinney 152 183 lliO 485 Handicap 18 18 18 54 Totals 762 791 731 2284 POMEROY MOTOR CO. Bowen 162 17'1 119 458 Lobse 184 1~6 166 t96 Harr-b 160 173 154 tB'l Hunnel 188 132 148 4GB Houda.;helt 176 199 11:16 MI 'fotal1 , 870 ~ 7M 2450 ROBINSON•$ LAUNDR\' Scboel'l)eb 1&4 lotS 179 .f89 O'llrien 183 156 165 504 1:, AndetiOil 119 161 lf7 487 ltUI 180 191 100 561 GrUeser 155 125 182 462 Totals 8tH ~789 863 2503 POM!ROY LIONS CLUB Darst 165 125 192 482 Searles 211 161 11:18 5<10 Crow 191 1,_90 l68 547 lacobs 144 141 139 424 Gibbs 183 160 211 1554 Handicap 12 12 12 36 Totals 906 789 888 2583 BRAKE SPECIAL R•l'nOYt' front wh•llls 501 H lo R FIRESTON• ·~· IB.ailey 134 WITH OUR HW 1lO 121 573 Will We~ay that he has returned the Y.&Dlutes' first offer un·siguett aod .acldet;l \bat he might quit bMebaU il JW demand is not met. u waa .reJII.rt.t<l bY a source close to Larito.o that -t.be Yankees h.a;t offered him about a $4 ,500 in- 1. 541 554 547 500 Crow The Iowa state CJelones, who bJ.e..- ......, K·~!lll8' perfect reeord last week i.D tile butttball sea- E. McKinney Totab GH!I>o Invit.J.I.ional ToW'nament 101 under son't biue.at upaet, hope to add way with th• •·p 30 . lo the da.aul~e tonjpt by tyint ....._ ,...,_ Wl·u get every consJ·dera- ners of lltM '"'co:mp .... tinamoney wln- ,.__ w.: 1'dl e Jayhaw.b tor first plaee ti~.o ill bU AeW c<lnt,raet for have . in the Bil Seven coorerence. Lo.a .pJ_t.c.be.d hi.s ~naster_pjeee," said In thue touruameots held prior W~U., io reply to the World Ser- to the Jtart of this one in 19G7 the Cuach 'BW Strann,igiUl.'s crew, if;t twr~· 1 (e~A,a.D!J. "But we have resulh havt been like this· Los ranked Iourtb in tbe ution with Ill ~ ll!UOD .to think of, too, Angeles Open-Dou, Ford ·· Bi an ovenll 11·2 ...::~~ and how many pmes d.id he win crosby eve.nt at Pe.bble Be~ ~ tO Hiuouri. ~taU-en•tl-e.itbt or nine?" lay Herbert: C..11.e.ote Open -Ed er, iD the feaWttl pme of a Furgol. natlooal achedule toniJ:bt. Larf,O.D, wbo actually had an ;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;. 11-6 ret;Ord duriJl& the regu.iar 1 American League eampaign, an DOil.OOed in San Diego , Calif OHI(!AGO UP - Carlos Ortiz . and unranked but Ut;beaten lightweight, was marked up today for a bout with third ranked Larry Boardman io hi~ next outing. but 1 2 "h 21J2 0, tiGM~-elt ~Ui9D. Ortiz Gains Shot At Third Ranking Larry Boardman 2 1 l';mtlwr fit·~t 1-\.-' \'! 't' ut1l of ~ dwol ai]IIIJ( l rn111 t·old~ and fi_,.<, Celtics Score BO Points, Miss Top Record 1Basket •cain~ / 3 0 2"h- 1fa and two are juniors ()van Powell Jlt'H I 11 \'t'l' :l,1 o:ks()n 11 -7) lll'rt' Ill - and Cltrl W-olrc)! 111 Y ',\' I ll Siss>l/1 _ W 1ld •• rnH1I'1 w1d ll1 1ffin J.:I on. 1f Jiifk .' illll i'II IIH'S hNe 11t lull wnws. t'H IIIC' lh nlll l(h with a 55-45 stri'IH!Ih. anrl finds a ha lf strt•ngt h VII I HVl'l' <: i bstlJWillt•. l't•mPrur d uh it ('unld lw disnstrous ror ('ont·h nit' k R(•tton --·-·- - BALL THROWER NAMeD C'Jl!I'A<; II, l 1' · ThP ('hit':1gu l"ubs Ioli n.\' sl'h•t·l••d Wil li am Kluse. nnP of nwir olclt· ~l and most rle· vntp fan ~. tn lhrow unt the first h!lll hdut·t· thP up••n1n J.: J.:ltnw aguin~l llw Milw:lllkl'!• llra vt·~ on Apr il 16. Klus(', Hl. lint saw lhC' ~~ pl n~ 1880 ______ A s~:orin g spree thai missed the National B.t!-ikPihull A~ s orintion t'l'll $79.95 ' I 0111 ' lhou <~ h :•I I f n'l' of tlu• r ecord by n sing le lutskd helped til(' Hoston l'~·1tk11 boo.~! thdr F:ast- BRI!AKF AST SET '&tiona! lltl.i oi sJant li:Ulers. ]Jut th.e next three weeks w~l tell the ;;t ory. tr Racine come1 out of it ~milling like a ro.ae and shooting , sharp the boys will htve a won · dt~rful record. Pomtr-or Motar 1.lon• C:lub N. Y. Clothlnt~ Sports CenNr R.ebin.QJ~'• L•Wftlllry 1 IIVI'fil ).( t• l>u l\' n ill llork hrul.\.(1' lht• din ·a~ n · l .lu·d d"wn ,VI'\ la~l l•'rirl:\1 •i_c: hl l h1 · llodut1g ('oun!y ~{'] , r,ol. l rt Cr !O SI I I):: OVl'f 3() Slral}-(h\ BATHROOM Reg....... 315 ·,.. lilllrl COMPJ.ETE Reg. U09.93 ll Coaeh Hart~en Dodrill has a po· tentlaJ win!\f!r i.f he I:OUid ever have all tU.s top-rated manpower to,!l:ether at the same time. In )ls t\1-st meeting with the Tot·nado the EASterner• were band· icapped by the a.bsence of Phil .Boyle,s; star guard and -playmaker who was Injured. Tuesday night agalnat Rio Grande. when he dropped another it was Kuhn and Whitlatch who were out with the flu and ~is top l scorer Claire WOQde had the ail• MPnnwhil( , tilt' 7-ofitld\rport Jack· Wuh.ama Coach Ralph Sayre meat, too. Woode hbw.ver, played 1'\s will makl- :1 desperate effort to mak es nu bOJlf' ~ aiJout it when he and raeked up 33 polnt1. di11~b out of a Ju st-phKe tic with 3ays he thinks h1s improving clu b The torrid Tornadoes wlll De .Jal'bon in tl••·ir l(illlll' against can take tht! Tordadoes on its own hea\iiy favor:cd to mate a repeat Wellslc.n_ l'oach Nolan Swaekbam·l floor. performll:te ovor Eastern. RidbJg mer \\ill _havt" a bjg job b~wever But I'll tell you true, tbe eiub- on the dizzy heights ()f a 13-0 recas he will he cuiJJdlng w1tb a . , .· ord, nnd sbooting at a &elton reboundi ng Rock.et club mortifie-d m Racine B own _ cl~s~h,at stlll s team averQe clip of 52o/c>, Ra.ciae the Tornado while 1t 11 maintain fro m lt.B Gallipoli d b · 1 s e Jc • · iog Its e.u.rrea.t fantastic •booting is expeded to add No. 14 to ltll list of victims. Against N" 2 Athens, Tuesday !;)erceatase is goiq: to, b:ey.e a &en· 1 ........................ .._... teams, RAcme and Eastern, · noor. coach La rry on the . Raeln(' Morrtson's Tornadoes need this oue to cinch. ·'lD u,nrijsputed county leagu~ championship. RacUJe &tands 4-(t ():3.0 for the ~aso.u) in Uw loop while Eastern ha~ a 3-1 record, it, qnly blemish bel!lg to Racine belwe Cbristmas which Eastern lost 84--64 on the Middleport floor . 1 ond '\" 1 \\\ "\. \' Torna4aes are tbelr standirlgl. No l Kame of lh e Iocal fare ill a clash between .the flrat and S('('- I 1 BY urd~ renked teams face league o ents. F'r1day nia:llt they a~ I I ~"d to beat and further so1Jd 1fy STANDINGS Won L..t I~a State Aims i ALL-.4-MEI?!CA CA!{t>J/44Te De~ r / ,..suit.; Ja'l. 11 find «:o..,..,.t .. vc 2 s,.rtl c....... 1 Pom.roy Motor 3 H&l JllrtstM. 0 Pomtroy Llone 2~ JL,~IMPn's Y1 SPORTS CINTIR 106 1M 168 430 Jllcl)o . . ld Sweet Peas l•••o PJtatoa .'!' ..:::., •• 11 e U. Temple On1ge1 .:-.. -;:.~ ......... Sh Sweet Con " " '""-' komelo , • ' • 3fw Zh Green Giant tender packed at flavor peak We give Top Value Jelly Rolls........ ~~~:·.~~.!~~ ......... Pkg. 2 Straw berr1es • .......~~-~ ........... r.k.~·.. 25 c Cheese ...... ~.n:~~~!~~~ -~~':'!.~~:.•~~.'!':.• -·.. 2 55 c Ice Cream ..........~~~~rr.f!~•......... ! Gal. 7 Sc &tarn~N' Top Value IOoz. Kroger Sliced Brick, gifts 8 oz. plcgs. B utter=~·~,;:. 6 7 _.c-L.-. -,_ ..:. '• fol" • �4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M.iddleport, 0, Jan . 24, 1957 Bowling Highlights BuJido~s, Hound~, (~Jaw At Each Other F'r idav \Nit ' Pan~hers.~o Again~t J~ckson, Jackets !Racine, Eastern Larson Demanding ;Battle To ~ttle, c~.~.~~~~.!:h~~~, ~~~~lndmg ~ellston 5 IOash In Crucial $27,500 Contract 1957 Best Goller f;f '~1 County Cage Tilt From Yankee Club R · Tod The I ~,. V I Melg~ ~ ay HIGH FLYER • • • • • • By Alan Maver BA~ Kers-eYE·V!EJfl o~-. ·. -. _ ,i\~~<1'1trNAR/.1~ TYA'A OF LOI.N$.YIJ..L~ iW4:CVNa '0· the 3EOt ba .; ketl1al l r<~re conlln· ut>s f'rida} m,t;ht wllh the top clash being a mateh betwt!tn Nelsom•illl' (7·1) <~nd Alhl'm; (6·2} on tM Bulido ~'s homl' ''Ourt. JWio'q, OO/ti6 #/'5 TO ,ruP me FL Vt"R? LiP IW1"1f rillE rou. sr&RSt' Ei.IT/?. ............... C(lunty's fir!lt and Hurd The ~r teams. No. I and 2 iu the leagu r both net•d wins to hold un· d i' JI U! o•d posse&slOn of Lhl'i.r Sports pl.~ n., Des!< I tnem For ngh! behind l'l •nwro:o- anrl Lug;m an.' tied fo,r ' thi:d plat:c with iden tica l li ·3 M· r~::,_,._ , Pomnoy H'ef! School Prill· clp•l J•ma1 D~t.l reported tod•y •t 9:30 •· m. ttM first five pl•ve., on th• P•nth•r var· aity bask&1ball team were confined to th•!r ht~rTM5 by IliMn This was th. aecond day run· nint t"- v•nlty hn be•n ab- Radtlt;"'s \ I ·~ i:lp· !)roaching a cri tic.:tl peri od inthetr rush towards .a J·c~o rd thiU ,cuuJ d c;~pture the at tention of the na· tiQn. Beginning in February they take !o the road and 'meelf soml' Th e Panther~ will Ill! favot·ed- good clubs including Ames-Bern , M<"Arth ur and Rome. At homeI'H'/J ~o~-ith ldr !h<ct r lemn ou t with fl11 a nd cold-.. nr ju~l rt't'Overing all within a two-week _periqd from from all!tl·k · to down Jackson Feb. 1 through the 15. eomes on lhe 1\,nthei r!oor Logan w!ll Chauncey and a return witk Amesgf''. !h f· nod n~ it e ntf'rtai ll s Galli- Bern . This killer sd\cdule w~aA' t pnll ~ allho1t..: h lhis one co uld go e-nough. The Tornadoes start the Pi!lwr way h11rl ily .Tht' Hlue Dev· !wo-week ~ssion by meeti.ng Wa· ils tnllfl(' 'I r una way of [h('ir game hama in thl' Fakm1 ne~t Jan. 29. Ttw.;dn y IIH! )II ovt•r f;n·on·d Weil- thrrp days Jwforf' the rtrs t Ames~ 1011 , 75-4 7. Bern tdt. unf from tchool . I ___ _ 1 Opponents Seek Answer To Who Will Stop She1hy's Ace, Larry Seigfried By 8111 Henry COLUMBUS, O. Ul> • Some b1e k-to-bark " '" "' ,,,.,,,,,, ' 1. r . d r bic thlng.11 ue llll Pw ntng in Ohio night •Jte- JOtclc.ets, although al.P.wed with colds looked like the clau of high school basketball circles. t~. Jerr i' th~ league in t.eading until four The biggest questions on everyMiddies. mmutcs werr left i.n tb g AI, . 3'1 2 . e ame. om~·s lips rc rn.~ in vlrtu<~lly 111(' t' 1! ~".!'. t•r I S .ave.r~·''P.ng · · 1 that point the:v r:an out or gas and same. Who is soin~ to !Stop Shel- po111t-; p 1 I gl 1t11C, s~on ng .W7 dropped a fill .'lt' decision that should havt• o;:un .: the other way. by's Larry SeigfriNI? Can TifCin point ~ in l:l l'll~a~ements . ~ ~ /t ne ~cor_t~<: _h011 ','rs .thts. YC'ar l. u r.1~ ol th• 'ITuld lc !uwn Th I11. I . 11 Columbian do it Friday night wh en \1 invlldes Shelby'11 hl)me court In 1 h<1ttle of the Northern Ohiu • ''. _or Oh ' JU has high -sC'oring Bob Morris haf' k intu his lineup t~ nd BobTfH· \liddH ·~ are r·at('ll the No. by Nel.so •1 hns hef' n gai ning valu· l.c~a){ue uDbe~ten s'! IJi~h '>1 '1111\J I lc.•n • iu Ohio by the siJle c:qwdcnc e. He also ha s bit1 So far, the Shelby ol"e iw ~ l ' n•t•·•l l'lt ·~ ~ hoard of roarh •·~ j im Bowles ~t (·e nter wh u has hei'!n ~co rer! at will agttiust all oppon 11 1d•II<-I!IWII Ius a 12-0 sl'!ason re- tf u nkil :~: IIH t'l in at a commend(·nts_ Jll' hns aver a ~ t·rl 3B 3 poml ~ ahlr pae1• al! !<(•ason. Rowlt•s is urfiJf 12 l!litlllCS »lld tlu••m'\ S h liW ryin~ <I tOtlll HIO poi nts in sea ~l,11 n s of slowi l down. '\ •·o1w1 1111• 1\u c kl '''(' :.t:.~lr. al ' ~on 11L1y. He ranks 6th in tbe ~a~t trite o Sci;o:(rifld teon·d · ·•· l!·:om~ jjfPpll recl f ,,,. tht• la 'l !ragur. 32 points as ~ lll < lh·~ h ii ml>ll•d ·.-.·!--h dr in• ' !ow:r r d !l1e r 11n nt• · ThP .f:tl'kr•L•· Will hll\'P to IJe at Man~ field Mad •~o•• 75 !H . l·:t•rl lt> l' thcil" lwst to lwal W;•llsto n, an inin the seaton lh•· t11gh scoru1 .~ il('l' I, llw r;•• ·r lH' Cou :11v l ,l'<t.\( 111' I Hnd,outcr all win!;•r. The Roekt•ls put ~ramrH B( 5H and flU puinl ". look l'om;or".v 6361 two Wl'Cks .l' llkt .11'1'1'1' IIIII i ~ ~I'll! ' ~ 11 loir ,I :•<><'•'. ~lill'il l ,~ 12ti IH1i11b i11 [ Hill :tgo. Rated No. 1 SwaC'll .,r I January Specials •':IL: UI' _L'.III ~ ('~. •o·~l ..\11,1''1 1"1\';d is 5' C.ol Iron Tub $179.95 Full Size Hardwlek GAS RA.NGE ReJ. fl39.8$lnolalled for $109.95 7-Pieee Chrome I ii~ ~U IIH' I() IJIIII\ 1,-; •TERMS H~w~r~-~~"!" ' ,!f· .....,. ........... • • The Racine-Rutland game Tuesday night, when Racine made good a whopping Ml 'k· o( their shots boosted the-Ir season average over a 13-game route to S2 'f., . Compare !his with Ohio University'~:~ .423 ', which i1 good college te_.,p! shool ing O~r the same i b e r of ·' a mes. :\ h.,o comparf' It,.' th Ohiu A rast lrnprovin& RutlaQd R~d Devll team (1·2) wilJ iO to lhe luckles~; Hl;lrrimnvme (0·5) team's floor for A £1lme whkb lhou.ld ItO to Ru~land .. Agaias~ Raclne TucJday _n.gbt )he Dev1ls showfi!d of. reu.sJV<'_punch but ~eked reboundmg skill to ('QUaiJze the couceotrated Tornado attack. H.rri:;on· \'ille baB lacked s.ize and experience and l»ts not jelled against local oppon~pts . lw fa1·nred !u HlotFI....... Hip lntllvl_u_. t.wl•n ForilelnB~7 NF\f YOB;K UP Gf-neral • .1 ~,:;:t r Georp We-.w of t be New ~ .k Y.a.oi.es ~d Don Larf'ALM SPIUNGS, Call!., UP ~J/~ openi.Qg b.id lor !I $27 .GOO 'Jhe bJttle to oatabUJb ao outCQ,D,\s..ael fn~~ .. Oll !be t.heor}' that sU.nd.iJ.Ji ,a:olfe-r for 1867 re&wned ~ c;me ,Perle<:\ pme doein't make a today as the $115,001 Tbu.ndetbird C.onfer~ Loop s....... tl•tworthy Ortnner his manager, Ed Ferguson , wasn't diaturbed by the prospect. Ort.iz, a Puerto Rican who has in New York £or the last 10 ywa, ea rned th.e ch.ance wlth a 10 round decision over Chicagoan Bobb;).· Rogers Wedne~day night on television for his 21Jth straight prO Ilived s. 3. •nd lhlpect lining, Inspect brake drums AdJust br•bs if ,.• • d pack frent WM.I 4. 6 .. ------- Ctt.ck and add ltrak• fluid If nen.d. 1-\.-l'l't' ll awllull'llP . Dh·isio n lead in the pro loop toda y to riH' full g.amcR whilt' lht" MlnncapoliH l-11kers gal nell 11 1ie fur fir!!! pla r" In the Wt•s l. Hackett's Safety Service Wcl!nt·~d<!y i 1'111 . Tlwse BOX ASSORTMENT 12 Valentines 59c 1 \1 BASKETBALL By UnltM Pnu Only GibiOll ha1 them I To send to children Far children to send Su ,.., today at- EAST Springwield 77 Amcril'an Int. 7~ Troy St. 8.5 Livingston St 63 Hunter 84 Kings Poi11t 67 SOUTH Transylvania BA Dcllarmine 75 Mercer 91 Georgia 7t MIDWEST ''They both drivel" I Wash. U. Mo 80 Centronnry 72 Baldwin Wallace 80 Kent St. T2 • TWIN TRACTION. • • a Studebaker-Packard FIRST ,so good other cars will copy it S)'rac•ae Natlonal11 nl Ho~lnn Garden Yh'Cines'-'ay night, ju~t miss- 1 ing the NBA rc{'ord of 142 polnl..<t set by Philadalpbla In 11. ~a m e ~g tr..,tion aud new safe control impo55ible with conventional Bqlton last year. I I, Ia leo, - • ..... Twin Traction gets you out of spots whme can: with coovenhonal dlfloiOD\1&1> would "spin their wheels. • I. IIIIIJ&h••J ........ It protecto against olddt d>Ot ~bt ~· occur when one rear wheel hlb a slippery opot. 8. 0.. JIWp '"""' It lmpn>v., roadal>iBty by A VIgnette Portrait lor Only epp!ytoc the major driving force to the iMide, rear wlleel. '1\tJ abo tends to eompemate for ovor·_., THIS OfPII OOOD ONlY t19.0C 610 Wlllto Tubo Typo $23.00 nvDIO UICATION .... I.a!lillo Bolel Mlddl.,.rt, Olllo CNilDIIM • $15.50 Plu1 Tax and Exchange WUGHT - Tbe 1957 Ga·rden Calendar was preparN b yV. M. Amato, AuJst· ant Extension Horticulti.D'Ist and W. H. Conkle, ExterW.on SpeeUll· ist \.D Vegetable Gerdeninc. The inform<~tion tfJey have compiled in· elude~: R~tnmeneded Strawberry Var· ieties. Select"d ve_getable varJeijes, Strawberry plantiQg infonnatiJUl, When to seed vegefables for plant bed and frame prod¥ctlon, W.tl.e.n to seed the various vegetables in the garden, When to set out ;vegetable plant!':, Garden 1ertilizatJon and !Jnlng, Materials to ua.e to "* 4-H NEWS RUSSELL R. PRIDDY Mason County 4-H Club Agent _,.._ Camping Revis- GAVILAN TO FIGHT NEWARK, N. J. UP • GOWN '1'0 THE tbe MWta """ to the .,., ..... wheel. llllllring aafe, poall!.. <OOtroL r..agural Ball di...U Ia.......,. ....... Tw!a by ""uriDS more positive tire wear ~ ..... lnollou. fert It, younelf, today. See your Ctvrlrbdkn-l'ocl«lrd Dealer for • dsrnonrtrolion drioe/ ~tudebaker-Packard q·~tji~cmwfo't/ '· ·' We Have Tbls New Color CITRON YELLOW In Sl<lc k For Your Wall!o In paint .... flit'• new • CLINTON FISHER ~ ..•. PAINT .... Servlee Limit one per family. Cannot be ueed In conjunction with Othjlr Olan Mills Advertising Offel'f. Br.oadll-un pareDh Mr .iJJtd Mn J ollnD)'. Wolle of Ll>l.ar' Fillls Ohio, Saturday }ir_ and •tr~. Gl.l)' St.t-wart anrl .on Of D1.all'lund. we-r~ c11Uina- on her sislt>r ~1n. ,lt>nny Ortl J~st Wl'ri:. Those r;oiJing ou ~lr aod M r~ H¥ry Ord SWJday 'A ere Mr L Del 1a Newland aod fam ily of W.uun . M.r . and Mn. Jad: Ord and lo.tnu.l)' , Diek Ord, Georg• Orland am\ OU.11 Ilesaon. Arti~ Rou»h ;;.ttended lhe Dairy meeti ng at Jackson 's Mill I - - -.-- Games were played with Mn. Alva Luckeydoo and Mrs. Paul Bli:a• wi.ll.rllng the prizes. Eimer Donahue graodtoD of Kn. Bertha CJark hai .returneo from the Armed Forces in Gtnn· any to kis bpme bere. -"'=========~;;;;;;;;;;.:;* WHY :PAY MOREl _,,., lite flail rltllf ol>llll a •••II ..._.,.., FRF.SI! 1 Country Eggs • IlEA VY SUCED Bacon Jut week. DMil Ohlinger cal!f'd r>n her grandmother, Mrs. Bt•rtha Clark, Sund•)lt en•rung. Mr. and Mrs. L.awrenrf' Clark and famil )· 11pent Sunday wit h Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark and f.am· ily oJ Haven Heigh~ . Mr. and Mr1. Ra ymond Roush and dauehters, spent t,h.e weekend al Hr. and Mrs. Harold Van Meter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clark and IIOJU:I, Raupb and Gordon called on Mr. .and 14-rs. Earl Clark • • • • •• • lb.35i ' FINE FLAVOR Coffee • • • • - lb. 69t: BON£Y'S FRONT STREET MARm W. Mila ~I~~~~~~~~~~~;;'";;~~~;J.;'~~;.;'";~;'~t Mr. aod Mrs. Franklin Clark bave retw-oed to Beverly, O.hio alter spend..in,e a few day• witli j hi~> mother Mrs Bef'tha Cl t~ [ M.r•. Helen cirinat-ead e:ued on and <If West Mr.£am.il)' and Mrs. GeraldColumiHa_ Clark and Mr. and rs. Gerald Ge.ains and JohtliOn misaed family and Lawrence Clark call"d daughter apent Saturd.llly e~ning Yonday with the sore throat: on Mr. and Mn. Ra ~·mond Rou1h with r. and lira. Harry KearnA Sunda)' evening. and daughter. Mr_ and Mn. Leo M'r. and Mrs. Raym ond Rouah rami)' ealled on her her mother Mn. Bertha Clark, and family spent Sunday with Mra. l.ouite <Hbbs cal~ on. J¥a Hudson, Saturday S\lnday dtornl)(ln. Miss Patty King of her parents Mr. and Mrs . Cecil Mrs. Fannie Cllrk lut week l.UTHERAN COUNC~L MIET Marti.n or West Columbia. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Oltliager The Uutheran CauneU met at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ohlinger, called on llr. and lin. Henr)' called on lfrl. Catherine East ~rMr of Section No. 'I'; , '1?-'1.1' nold• Saturday ft'eaing. thence w~st t208 feet; thence gUts. R~ wee ~rveJ White burch l.a!ll Friday nicht. Mr. and 'Mrs. Delmas Kearns and Ohlingey Sunday, North 22 dea:. East 2T5 Ceet, thence --~~~~==~~=--=~~ Nortb 40 de~. East 299feet; theDet' North 48 Deg. Eut 187 reel; tbent'e North 61 Dea:. East 5M feet tb.ence North 34:\2 Dea. East 99 feet: thence North 17¥1 Deg. l:all IWI feet; thenee North 14 Det. East 280 (eet ;thence North 38 Deg. f!:ast 33 feet t-o the Eallt line of Sectioo No. 7; thence ~utb on I Section line 1680 teet to point of :ur.. . more or Jess. This land subject to an oil and gas lease, also a ri!!ht of wAy for egress and ingres.ll to the land lying south or the above described tracts; also, a rij(ht of way fw power poles for lhe transmission of ele-ctricity oyer the same. Excepting aporoximately 3'r'" ICTes ()f co,l in Pittsburgh No. 8 vein of coal. which said 3% acre• are destribed In Vol. 108. page 2SS of the Deed Records of Meigs County. Ohio. The aforesaid described parcel! being a surveyed description of the real est~te tJescribed in Vol. 119, page 628 or ! he Deed Records, Meie:s County, Ohio. seized YOU HIT THE JACKPOT WITH PORKI Shank Half I on Half, lb. Lb. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 57¢ Whole, lb. 52¢ C:.ntor 5.._ lb. 79¢ Sweeter, more succulent meat, cut from corn-feel porlcen, Sausage Sticks.~~.! Ll 25c Spare Ribs .... !:!'!':.~ ......~M. ~~ Dressed Whitins.~ ..!f. 19c ' .Golden Ripe Peaches Plalntlfr further . all(!scs in hls petition that James Bryant, Jr. Is of the undivided 1/24th Ex· part of each of said pareels of welterweight champion Kid Gav- real estate. ila.n bas at1reed to meet Vince Plaintiff further alleaes that Martinez ot Paterson, N. J., in a '!he Mavnard Coal C-ompany, a !~round bout at the Newark Ar· Corporation, may claim an Inter. mory, Feb. 26, it wu announced ell in 13 acres of coal underlyinll Pomeroy today by co-promoter Willie GU Parcel No. 2. bv virtue of a deed Pomeroy zenbere. .reoorded in Vol 113, Pa1e 268, Deed R4ileords, Meigs County, Ohio. Furthermore tbat the defendants, Bartlett Parker and the un· known heirs, devisees - le&atees, dlllrihute!!s, adminl•tr•tora, eneU· tora, if any, of Bartlett Parker, Deceased; Allee Ford, MN. Wendeli F'ulton: Sarah HoJmben; Mrs. Bert Higley and Louise Exline may claim an ·Interest in the 13 aere.s .of coal underlying Pncel No. 2 by virtue of the said deed WORE A recorded in Vol. 113, Paee 268 of tbe Deed Records of Mel.i;a Coullt;f Oblo. . Plaintifl further alleges In the petitloa that the Division of Aid • for ttte Age-d Department of J"u~ lie WeUare State of Ohio, hu or claims to have a Lien on said rl!al STARKS DRUG STORE E. Malll St. E. Mlln St. R~·ision , lon, Chsrtln'l: Program and Lead. ers Guide Revision. A lot of suggestions and recommendations were made 1nd will be (ortb coming in the near (uture. meot onto • soft shoulder, Twin Tr•ct'on 6. I YELLOW . '4. 0.. """' tr ,......... ...... II lOCI-:!" the.......,.( ........ ~y or.,..,.. whloh ..,.Jto ~a loot'fl*lolng wlaotl cltoly hii!IRflllot . . -...-. 5. Who ODO IOU goe1 ofl the .pilao COBPOB.TIOI'I K&-M SOHIO MIMintl Kloe&-MJk• Mulln fit 2M Aft. Mlddle14rt M"'on C.uotyGitden Calendlrs Av•UaW. We lJOW have the 1m5'1 Extension Garden Calendars bcre in the oWce- .If you woutd like a capy, let us know and we'll be glad to maial the calendar to you. You ~an .also phone your reguNt or stop ln th.e oCflee and pick one up. lnfol'l'l'l•tion ContaiMd In CalefMfer e~ her Liblty YeUow Cling Halves or Sliced. 1·~::'63 Salad Dressing ........~-:~~ ........ Ot.45¢ 'nstant Coffee .... ~~......~~7.'....'1.39 3 So. UP'.... ,.~gus, Celery, han, ·, .... Pet. · .............................. ' 2 l5~hz.63 Ch .l. I 1..............................,•••"••.••• . PbOODt 81@-!1-!..• Mldflepon co. ~ 11(1,-X estate. ln t.he prayer of uld petltfon, plaintiff prns that his lntenat iD !lid real estate may be 11t off to him in severalty eod for partJtiolUI of said real estate, aceordl11,1 to the respective rights of t.be per· sonJ thereto, and in eaae parti· tion of sale! 1foreslid described real estate cannot be m1de wlthout .manitest injury to the value thereof, then that said real estate may be adjudged to one or more o£ the parties to this suit upon election, as provided by law, and ln cue real estate Is not adjudged to one or more partJel! to tbl1 IUlt upon election, as provided bY law, the-n that said real estate may be sOld, free and clear· from any and all claims, rights and interests of each and all the parties to this 1uit. Plaintiff further prays that j the said defendants and each of them be required to aet up whatever rights, clalms or intereats they and each of them have In saJd real estate or be forever barre~ from •ssertln, SUJ.e, au4 for a~Ur/roper relief. IIi! portlel ... roq ulnd to ~er oa or before the 2nd dq ' .... . C~Hll's Vegetable, V. . . .n, ha . Kroger concantr.... . cana · C CITRON ., 678 ll1ck Tubelut - $20 80 67G Whit. TuiMI..t WILLIA-.t P. GREGORY hey Mn Art K"''"""" neW..•l•.t•d - ~d:: O.i.rl. 1•· l! o1 .. h "'' .. nn ,l r u Kir~ g n .,lJJt' l'()I Jnf,l '•n h·· BrOMd Hun tbun·h Mn Jack Ord and fa nHI:. \J ~I~· I ruideuce il unknown; Sarah Holm ben, whose pla<:e Of residence is lol-llknow.a ; M~s. Bert HI&W:Y. whole pi~ ol retudeoce is unknown : Louise Exline, whO&t> place ol r•• ldeno~:e is unknown _ The Ma)'nud CO.l C~any, a ~rporation, whose r85id.euce, or buameas add· ress is unk.oowu will tY,e notiee that on the 7th day of Decemb:er 1956, Hiraw Slawte.r, bei.nll: plaintiff, f1led hi! petition in the Court of Common Pleas, Mela:s County, Ohio, Cue No . 12.497, a£.11inst the Biram SIJW\er above named partie• and otbers Crow It Ctow aa defendanti, ailegina: th•t he Attorneys for Plalntiffa has a legal rleht to and 1s &eiled cu 10, 17, 2-t, 31,-(2) 1, 14 .6tc in h!e shnple of the undlvided -23/Utbs. part of the iollowln& de~lbed parcels of real e1tate, to' wit: Hr.., all(l J«ra. Ray Goodnlte and Th?~!t,~oR;~I Eatate situ· daugb~ taUed oP ftJt1 a~;~d M.r•C . th Donnle \She\ldl of .Le~. Su.nd.ay_ 1 1M . tod In •• a ~.. . e .oun Y .o et&s. m e Robert ObllnJer ~ on his State of Ohio, and Jn the Town- arandmother Mrs. BtMIIIi CLark sb~op of Rutland, and bounded ~nd . SatutOay '\l!veninj'. &.5acribed as follow•· Itt Section A itar.k \ abDWer w.as given by No. 1, To.,-n 8 and Ran&e 14 ol the tlle w.omen -~tbe Lutheran CburOhio Company's Purchase: Beg!• ch for _aCe 'Y.outig. ·Sbe ·rening 100 rods North ar the South ceived Qia,py lov...h '. anti \reful MAMIE dJlle:entials. The secret lies tn the fact thAt the Twin·Traction Diller· enllal dellvers the major part of the engine'• j10Wier to the rear wheel with the best traction -instead of the wheel with"the (1001"$1 traction fOI V98 2458 SYRACUSF.. N Y t;P ~ YlO)'d foot MIAMI J1'l UP _ }I k A boaU et.tac.Air.~: .at Sync·we tho a-/-owna . 33 ~,.d' ~ 11 _ .aUr-"C'Wd U:w e)'tl U/1. lltdi.11111. and 1."" Southern l'll•fonua, will renai-n ny . ' . ac PE'T~<m.JtiJ!.I pro football pl.are·kiek ! at S)Taruse. Arhst l~u (T~ TCM!') Groze, went Atbletu.• Oi.ooctlor Lewl.l Andreas IJefore- _t S. Comml.,.lonc~ RoKcr madf thfi anu(lunc'ement Jate E. I?avnl to•ll'ly , fOr a prellmluary. Wedw.• ~y afttr L'Onferring whh heiitrmg. 1 • ' the grid mentor who Jed the Charles E . "!'etkt, apilelal agent orange te~m to a 7- 1 ~~eu.on ncin (' barge oJ the Miami FBI of- ord last yellJ' and inlo a Cottoa ' flee • .aa.oounced • Wednesday nigh\ Bowl lwrth where it lost to Texas ' agents IUTestt>d Brown Jn a hotel I Christian, 28-27. room !;ere 0.1,1 a · federal warrant ~ Issued at J.aekJOGVille charginll: lo tM folloowia&: Mn; _ Alva Luck· him with intentate transportation eydoo, Kra. B.llth GO!OdJught, Mrs. of a $150 wOrtbleu ehedc . Paul Bigp, l1rs. ~ueWe Kin1. Mrs. Helen Grm.nead, Mrs. Doris Yonker. Mn Tbf-reg Ohlmger, or March , A. D. l8t'l. Mn. Gay Southall. ·Mr11. F.liu Dated January Jth. l.JI7 . Roush •nd Emoa:t•nc Roll&h. . IKE'S WHAT IS IT? Twin-Traction DIHerential gives you new p'vement· e000 188 181 133 179 Farm News Projett SPiC\A\. Vffll Lytle ltO 1'1'7 136 172 8! 4 Nt:l Last week during all the snow and cold weather (16' at Clarks· burg). I attended a 4·H Club Ag· ents' Conference at Jackson's Mill. Comiderable discussion and committee work was done oo the over ali 4-H program or West Virginia ACE TA POUND I 10 A.M.- 5 P.M. Kloos IU 203 139 lMJI R•lurn•d From Jackson's Mill .l11h n~ou. ITUIIO IIOUIS Ouerr Dari s ·lfeJ:~,~~ I VALENTINE ..... 8 -~o ~:30 P.M. - Evenings By 1\flll!IDiment W. Main St. Phone %6t. Pomeroy CO _ L _L _E _~"' _ E 1 Sat. Jon. 26 TotilllJ 110 sat BI3 NEW YOlK CLCTHIHO Hli 22:2 187 Chltworthy f,.. " + (as tn a conventional diiJerential). The rel:ult-1'0114ablllly that'o. ,better ill siJt important WBfl: ' ' . .n ll•ck Tube Type S06 _50 50 60 4159 .Ja mf'S Bryant, Jr wbo~ place CIOS of !t'llidenee if w:aknow n; Lt1C!Ue :SOO Powers. wbole plac• or ree:ideACe 1150 il 8?42 Spar:ta , D~truit 10, Michi· 2tli7 ,a.n ; Bartlett Ppk!'r, whose place of reti.(knce ia u.nk.nown, t~ till· 1:173 known be.in, devisees , leiatees, W.tribut.eel, •cUDiDl8traton~. ~u· 4e7 tors, lf any, of Bwt.lelt Parker, 011 Deceased; Alic~ Ford, whoar place tOT lHO flf residence Iii unkno'4'n; Mrs. Wendell FuJton , whuse pla.te of rP- The Crltir o ~t·ltlt'd for a INlln · r..ecord 1n a 140-108 rout of lht• ' 183 "186 131 Handicap ltl~ NEW I Line- men Abc Glbron and Keu Huxhold SIGN CONTRACTS have signed their 1957 cuntraels PHILADEl.PHIA UP Line · with th.c Philadel p hia Eagles. Cibmen A,lle Gitp'on and Keu Huxhold ron joined the E;1 glJ~S la~ lasl .,.nlver,lty'f opponent~t. o dat.P. have 1igne4 f.hf'ir lfl07, contvar.ts sealiQn a fter a seven ~·t·ar trttll1''C' ' 11is /ile:osun wlurh ls .38 . rith the Phltidt'lphla Eagles. GJb- with the Cll"\'eland (li'owns. while 1 rr •t jpinr.d the F.aglcs late last Hu xhold has p' aY<' U three ~caso n s An d In think thai on this T o: with the Eagl•·~nado eluh !hat h<'l s six boys aver a~ing in th(' dou ble srorin_g col, 11mn ('OIHiS\.{1ntly lwu are sophomon·' tnon nie Sal~<'r a nd Adams! B. MeKill.ll.ey 163 128 178 lmnrrsonator Of I S1tlr""Use Keepi"ng rJ cu.rroza ScLeduJ .... d I'success ful U..ach R For Hear1og • Today·I (Ben) Scb':"'anzw;r,ld~, wlo~t ·I 1ucct-* GETS RESULTS A.nd A Copy of This Ad TWO AGREE 1.5oft 1&1 /..egal Notice I b..rHtp. All for $1.49 victory. PHILADELPHIA UP C IH~t inspeet "'" ...,. • Tew.hhary Dr.t>nncr 415 control iDsects and diseate i,n th:e earden., Garden mulching, Chemi1 cal weedblg of strawberrieJ, Straw , be-rry renovat!on, Use of rdtrate- in ferhlizins ·. r awberriies, Seedina: a cover crop. Vegetable IJtora:ge, Strawberry mulching, and Infor(I) Notices mation on flowers and tbelr care. The-se calendars will be a bil IT'S EASY TO bel~ to any gardener and they're beginning, eontaining 10 acre1 BUY- SELL - RENT ava1lablc, for free, at tb~ Mason more Or lelils. find employment - hire County Agricultural Extension Of· PARCEL No. 2: or find a lost item throu~t lice upstairs in the Post Office The following ReaJ Estate situ· The Daily Sentinel WANT Building. ated in the Co.unty of Meigs, tht: ADS. Don•t put it off 1956 Fumen Tax Guld" state o( Ohio and in the Town1blp Call 398 Today - An Ad in We also hllve, here at the Ex· of Rutland and bounded and des· this column tep.sjoJI OUice, a pamphlet which cribed as follows: In section No. 1, could save yvu money. Town No. 6 an Rante No. 14 of the Ohio CompBoy's Purchue: BeIt's the 1956 Farmers Tax Guide. ginnlng 103 rods North of the This Internal Revenue Publication South West romer of Settion No. is pretty complete in its treatment I: thence East 149 feet: thence or how the farmer sh.ould nu out North 15 De-g. East 2172 feet to Ms ln('Qmc Tax Forms. th e Southeast corner M a 5 acre To delight trart formerly sold to Wilbur A surprising number of farmers Fh•eves :thence North O.'l Deg. liHie girls and boys pay too mueh ineome tRx. They don't take advantage of all the de- We:c;t JIM.reet aloml! th.e S.:nltb aide ductions they are legally entitled o' tlle said .') acres: thence South ::IR Dfov . WP.!:t 8t0 froct to the West l~.. the Tax Guide will help you line of Seeti11n No . t : tllence South , in this respect. on Section line 1680 feet to point If you'd like to have a copy , wrHe, phone (207), or stop in., of begi nnin'l'. containing 21 acres ,--HERE'S WHA.T WE DO-._ 2 561 89 127 350 Whipple 133 146 133 412 Sisson 157 198 HH Ml6 Uaggerty 168 157 152 477 McElhinney 152 183 lliO 485 Handicap 18 18 18 54 Totals 762 791 731 2284 POMEROY MOTOR CO. Bowen 162 17'1 119 458 Lobse 184 1~6 166 t96 Harr-b 160 173 154 tB'l Hunnel 188 132 148 4GB Houda.;helt 176 199 11:16 MI 'fotal1 , 870 ~ 7M 2450 ROBINSON•$ LAUNDR\' Scboel'l)eb 1&4 lotS 179 .f89 O'llrien 183 156 165 504 1:, AndetiOil 119 161 lf7 487 ltUI 180 191 100 561 GrUeser 155 125 182 462 Totals 8tH ~789 863 2503 POM!ROY LIONS CLUB Darst 165 125 192 482 Searles 211 161 11:18 5<10 Crow 191 1,_90 l68 547 lacobs 144 141 139 424 Gibbs 183 160 211 1554 Handicap 12 12 12 36 Totals 906 789 888 2583 BRAKE SPECIAL R•l'nOYt' front wh•llls 501 H lo R FIRESTON• ·~· IB.ailey 134 WITH OUR HW 1lO 121 573 Will We~ay that he has returned the Y.&Dlutes' first offer un·siguett aod .acldet;l \bat he might quit bMebaU il JW demand is not met. u waa .reJII.rt.t<l bY a source close to Larito.o that -t.be Yankees h.a;t offered him about a $4 ,500 in- 1. 541 554 547 500 Crow The Iowa state CJelones, who bJ.e..- ......, K·~!lll8' perfect reeord last week i.D tile butttball sea- E. McKinney Totab GH!I>o Invit.J.I.ional ToW'nament 101 under son't biue.at upaet, hope to add way with th• •·p 30 . lo the da.aul~e tonjpt by tyint ....._ ,...,_ Wl·u get every consJ·dera- ners of lltM '"'co:mp .... tinamoney wln- ,.__ w.: 1'dl e Jayhaw.b tor first plaee ti~.o ill bU AeW c<lnt,raet for have . in the Bil Seven coorerence. Lo.a .pJ_t.c.be.d hi.s ~naster_pjeee," said In thue touruameots held prior W~U., io reply to the World Ser- to the Jtart of this one in 19G7 the Cuach 'BW Strann,igiUl.'s crew, if;t twr~· 1 (e~A,a.D!J. "But we have resulh havt been like this· Los ranked Iourtb in tbe ution with Ill ~ ll!UOD .to think of, too, Angeles Open-Dou, Ford ·· Bi an ovenll 11·2 ...::~~ and how many pmes d.id he win crosby eve.nt at Pe.bble Be~ ~ tO Hiuouri. ~taU-en•tl-e.itbt or nine?" lay Herbert: C..11.e.ote Open -Ed er, iD the feaWttl pme of a Furgol. natlooal achedule toniJ:bt. Larf,O.D, wbo actually had an ;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;. 11-6 ret;Ord duriJl& the regu.iar 1 American League eampaign, an DOil.OOed in San Diego , Calif OHI(!AGO UP - Carlos Ortiz . and unranked but Ut;beaten lightweight, was marked up today for a bout with third ranked Larry Boardman io hi~ next outing. but 1 2 "h 21J2 0, tiGM~-elt ~Ui9D. Ortiz Gains Shot At Third Ranking Larry Boardman 2 1 l';mtlwr fit·~t 1-\.-' \'! 't' ut1l of ~ dwol ai]IIIJ( l rn111 t·old~ and fi_,.<, Celtics Score BO Points, Miss Top Record 1Basket •cain~ / 3 0 2"h- 1fa and two are juniors ()van Powell Jlt'H I 11 \'t'l' :l,1 o:ks()n 11 -7) lll'rt' Ill - and Cltrl W-olrc)! 111 Y ',\' I ll Siss>l/1 _ W 1ld •• rnH1I'1 w1d ll1 1ffin J.:I on. 1f Jiifk .' illll i'II IIH'S hNe 11t lull wnws. t'H IIIC' lh nlll l(h with a 55-45 stri'IH!Ih. anrl finds a ha lf strt•ngt h VII I HVl'l' <: i bstlJWillt•. l't•mPrur d uh it ('unld lw disnstrous ror ('ont·h nit' k R(•tton --·-·- - BALL THROWER NAMeD C'Jl!I'A<; II, l 1' · ThP ('hit':1gu l"ubs Ioli n.\' sl'h•t·l••d Wil li am Kluse. nnP of nwir olclt· ~l and most rle· vntp fan ~. tn lhrow unt the first h!lll hdut·t· thP up••n1n J.: J.:ltnw aguin~l llw Milw:lllkl'!• llra vt·~ on Apr il 16. Klus(', Hl. lint saw lhC' ~~ pl n~ 1880 ______ A s~:orin g spree thai missed the National B.t!-ikPihull A~ s orintion t'l'll $79.95 ' I 0111 ' lhou <~ h :•I I f n'l' of tlu• r ecord by n sing le lutskd helped til(' Hoston l'~·1tk11 boo.~! thdr F:ast- BRI!AKF AST SET '&tiona! lltl.i oi sJant li:Ulers. ]Jut th.e next three weeks w~l tell the ;;t ory. tr Racine come1 out of it ~milling like a ro.ae and shooting , sharp the boys will htve a won · dt~rful record. Pomtr-or Motar 1.lon• C:lub N. Y. Clothlnt~ Sports CenNr R.ebin.QJ~'• L•Wftlllry 1 IIVI'fil ).( t• l>u l\' n ill llork hrul.\.(1' lht• din ·a~ n · l .lu·d d"wn ,VI'\ la~l l•'rirl:\1 •i_c: hl l h1 · llodut1g ('oun!y ~{'] , r,ol. l rt Cr !O SI I I):: OVl'f 3() Slral}-(h\ BATHROOM Reg....... 315 ·,.. lilllrl COMPJ.ETE Reg. U09.93 ll Coaeh Hart~en Dodrill has a po· tentlaJ win!\f!r i.f he I:OUid ever have all tU.s top-rated manpower to,!l:ether at the same time. In )ls t\1-st meeting with the Tot·nado the EASterner• were band· icapped by the a.bsence of Phil .Boyle,s; star guard and -playmaker who was Injured. Tuesday night agalnat Rio Grande. when he dropped another it was Kuhn and Whitlatch who were out with the flu and ~is top l scorer Claire WOQde had the ail• MPnnwhil( , tilt' 7-ofitld\rport Jack· Wuh.ama Coach Ralph Sayre meat, too. Woode hbw.ver, played 1'\s will makl- :1 desperate effort to mak es nu bOJlf' ~ aiJout it when he and raeked up 33 polnt1. di11~b out of a Ju st-phKe tic with 3ays he thinks h1s improving clu b The torrid Tornadoes wlll De .Jal'bon in tl••·ir l(illlll' against can take tht! Tordadoes on its own hea\iiy favor:cd to mate a repeat Wellslc.n_ l'oach Nolan Swaekbam·l floor. performll:te ovor Eastern. RidbJg mer \\ill _havt" a bjg job b~wever But I'll tell you true, tbe eiub- on the dizzy heights ()f a 13-0 recas he will he cuiJJdlng w1tb a . , .· ord, nnd sbooting at a &elton reboundi ng Rock.et club mortifie-d m Racine B own _ cl~s~h,at stlll s team averQe clip of 52o/c>, Ra.ciae the Tornado while 1t 11 maintain fro m lt.B Gallipoli d b · 1 s e Jc • · iog Its e.u.rrea.t fantastic •booting is expeded to add No. 14 to ltll list of victims. Against N" 2 Athens, Tuesday !;)erceatase is goiq: to, b:ey.e a &en· 1 ........................ .._... teams, RAcme and Eastern, · noor. coach La rry on the . Raeln(' Morrtson's Tornadoes need this oue to cinch. ·'lD u,nrijsputed county leagu~ championship. RacUJe &tands 4-(t ():3.0 for the ~aso.u) in Uw loop while Eastern ha~ a 3-1 record, it, qnly blemish bel!lg to Racine belwe Cbristmas which Eastern lost 84--64 on the Middleport floor . 1 ond '\" 1 \\\ "\. \' Torna4aes are tbelr standirlgl. No l Kame of lh e Iocal fare ill a clash between .the flrat and S('('- I 1 BY urd~ renked teams face league o ents. F'r1day nia:llt they a~ I I ~"d to beat and further so1Jd 1fy STANDINGS Won L..t I~a State Aims i ALL-.4-MEI?!CA CA!{t>J/44Te De~ r / ,..suit.; Ja'l. 11 find «:o..,..,.t .. vc 2 s,.rtl c....... 1 Pom.roy Motor 3 H&l JllrtstM. 0 Pomtroy Llone 2~ JL,~IMPn's Y1 SPORTS CINTIR 106 1M 168 430 Jllcl)o . . ld Sweet Peas l•••o PJtatoa .'!' ..:::., •• 11 e U. Temple On1ge1 .:-.. -;:.~ ......... Sh Sweet Con " " '""-' komelo , • ' • 3fw Zh Green Giant tender packed at flavor peak We give Top Value Jelly Rolls........ ~~~:·.~~.!~~ ......... Pkg. 2 Straw berr1es • .......~~-~ ........... r.k.~·.. 25 c Cheese ...... ~.n:~~~!~~~ -~~':'!.~~:.•~~.'!':.• -·.. 2 55 c Ice Cream ..........~~~~rr.f!~•......... ! Gal. 7 Sc &tarn~N' Top Value IOoz. Kroger Sliced Brick, gifts 8 oz. plcgs. B utter=~·~,;:. 6 7 _.c-L.-. -,_ ..:. '• fol" • �·- _, ..... ,,_., ...... 6-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport~ rl' ws I Jan 2~. 1957 ~--- .. -~ - - -' • Legal Notice : to stay I MIDDLE A IrED L.ADY with elderly ~ouple at Cadmus , No\Jee- is hereby glH'n that .the . o:no C<~ll 511 from 9 00 a m to Ohw Fui:'J Gas Compa ny has ftled 4 ou 1r ru \ftLf 4 [}{) eall Hut JrJ a;:.phe<~t•on anr1 or complaint IIW. 2 centa per word, i:l'ne iDl~nd .:.tB!JJ I 22 ~l.;: 1.1 th Jh(• l'11hhc I uiH1c~ Com m is,ert:loa . Minimum ~haTitl SOc . "11n f•r r an o r d(•r i<f)Pf()Vtng th l:' i ee~t1 per 'n~rd for three COD- , \LU! tJusJneS'::!. )e rVI Ce! l lh('o ntruuam·f' of ~as serv u·e to lecllt.ive ms ~• tiou . ; ---- Hutlan(l fu; I Comf)any. Rutland . Jpecial - v .... e montb toe 25 eeot.1 1 . 1 11 '1 1o lo r all"':!t•c l 11<111 payme nt bY r word · , O(JII SL"R\' 1'~ 1-. or fl' pa!r on your ~.illi r-ompa11y - for gas dd1verc . d r~ . • ,'' hJl ute or • e~t.!l per word WlU 1 Sewing ~b('h uw c?nta ct Jerry to It hy Th l' Oh 10 l' ul'l (;as Co mbe charged for &dYerti•tnc Jt not B.au~ hnucL, Si nger ::iewtng :'-.1adl· pany The Cc mmi ~.~ ~·HI h ;~s assignpaid for bef.:we the 25th of eacb i ine l'o ., :l5 N Cou rt St, t~~e;~ ed this mat ~er for puhlic hearing WAN I I month foUowing Insertion. Ohlll. ltrro!'• iO A.Overo..~~ln&-Should be loiU:C..:.K ~EKVtcP.: 00 W•tcb .R& reported !mmed!•tely . The o~:' I pall'llll' br .FactOr! Tr\doed Sentinel wi.Jl oet be reapoosl • 1 .,111 t,cl'wlall.er. CUlJ...J.IIIS Jl!:WE1 f~ more than one lncorr~ n- 1 ums .Pom.cro•. t-3-d oertlo"-~-- -::ua or llladk.a and SpectaJ No- RADIV • TEL~VISlON SEllVIC.t. tiees of Ev_enl4 prlntt!d at reJUPbDDe 200. (..lel and Appliaoocl' lar eluaifled ratetl Obituaries Sture. 118 W. KaiD St .. Pomero} I 2-23-tf - -- - · lo:OR.ElclAJ\' 41 ABB(YM' T.V, 3ER· VICE All 11\ai.et Repaired by EJ. - - - - - - - - - -....rt TechiU.flai.. t'llooe 62IHc Y ....... • 8-l~tt AUCTION ShLE - Great Bend llliddlepoM Grarcge Hall. Portland. ~aturday ISAVE ON Y OuR suf'i ~vai.r .lt Jan. ~. \ :00 p . m . Bnng anyRacine Shoe Sho~ t.lling 'ou want to sell . Harold J ~ SO tf Goddard, Auctioneer . 1 24 Ztp J..O b 1 I nSUfQrlC~ omplete WIIBEL ...UUNJlENT. b.:u-'•• and brat• sen~ee . &rne:I-SimPtOD lnaurance Aeepcy, ~,.-.1wu~l Middleport.. FII'e _ Automobile1 , 1 •-•e<r - '.Joticf'S I\ u• a 6-X -... - - - - -- J 121 s HOo-MS --;~ d BATH, w 8-20..V 8 w. Moun Sl modern I SIX Hoo:\t IIO US t-:, exl't'llent l<~t· atwu . hdorr• :.J :111 ]1 . m. I I I Mlddlcporl , ( 'a II 6080-J t ~3 61c , ~---~- -- i o'do -.. k p. m .. Thr pcrsoJutl prOJl · ert .\ of sacd t.lc'eede nt , consl~llng HI R. IIAWLINO SONS CO • :M aour WredM' &erYlce. OIJ Pboa' 1122'1. Nltlhl PI!Goo 11119~ X. DODG~YIIOilTB DEAL (9) For Sale 1M6 NORCil"~ WASHER part o! . Gas ltan~o:- . l!cfri~crator, Tables, Gas Hculcrs, W.asher, Irons, Di~ht' .~ . llt· d~ . Stands, Warm Monlin~ srovc, Davenport, .Sew· ing Machin(' , Radio, l'iclurcs , Rugs, P9rch Swing. H-11 I:JIS, seired in fee ,;mple of the follow- ling real estate : I On your Dial . j Your 8 1954 BUICK Century ·' I dr. Sedan . 1 PUBLIC SALE Dynarlow drive. 'King ttf the "see" with Oceans of J'OWl'T. The ulldt·!'~rJ.:n! c1 will uff<'r fur ~;1lc at puhlit· aul'lion <•I the $1705.00, Dlaettnar's, Pomeroy . late rc HilktH't' uf Thomas Terrell I 24 6lc dt·e~ ·~;w d. \1)\'all'd in Pomeruy, ]~;~ ton Forrl TIW\'K , r'Xl·d ~lr'ig ~ l 'uullt y, Ohio . in Krrrs lt~ n1 l'ondltion. Ph()llC TU -4414, Hun on H11111t• No . 7 ncar Ruule New llavt•n . I 22 :UI.' No. 33 nn Saturrlay , the 9th di!Y -of F't•h!'u~t·y, 1957 . at 1:110 ·" B• Autu Services E H 990 THHl":f. Al'Hl":S LEVI·~ L GROUND four romn lwusc ,l·ll'ctrle lly. AI 8 Appli· (;rul'l' . Sl'l' Ah·x Whef'ler. J9M PLYMOlJTH V8 Savny 4 dr. J Z4 3le Sedan. Uc lvcdcrc. Chronw trim, -- - -- -------- t ion therein, allegiRg that the per· sonal estate of said deoedent is insufficient to pay his debts and charges of administration; that decedent, William H. Knotts, died 1 24 3tp · - - -1956 MERCURY VB 4 dr . Monteray Sedan . Mcrcomatic. One local RESIDENCE on Jl(Htt<' 33. Close lo , ownc1.·. $2595.00. Blaetlnar's, J'onwro y. :1 rn nms, ('l'llar, large Poml'roy. 1 Z4 6tc lol dosr 'cJ st on·~ and ::~chool, und ~ r $3000.00 . 8 ALSO--if voH w:~nl 1o bu y, sell, 19!'16 PONTIAC VH Chieftain 2 rlr . or uuild, I t ~\ wtllc us. Earl D. Sedan. Low mileage . One care· Ml'r,rlur :-:r .. Ht•altur : Pearl F. fnl ownl'r $Z49~ .00. Blaetlnar·s. ,J•arker , · A~c·til i'nmcroy . Phone PomcrO}', 1 24 6tc · 201. 1 24 2tc 9 8 1955 UU[(K Special 2 dl'. Dlx. SIX BOOMS a11d hal h, $4500.00. Sedan. Low mlleaJe. One care1111 Lot11~1 '-; I , runwroy or call ful !ocal nwner. $1895.00. Blaetl· 5 HI \1 or !rifl 1. l 24 3tc nar ·~ . l'orn croy . 1 24 6tc onf' loca l owner. $HiD5.00. Blact· tnars , !'unH.'m.v. I 24 61<' d County, Ohio, case No 16,033, an on the 14th day of December, 1956, filed hi~ supplemental peti- J ____ · - ~home louted on lJnion Ave . io56 PONTLAC V8 Star Chief Dlx . 1 Farm ' lanrl approxunate\y 86 4 dr. Sedan Only 8.000 miles of I acre!'.. loc:t\cd on Hailey Run Rd. careful dr1ving. $2-4~.00. Ble~elt- ~ Four ro!'lnt house, z acrrs nar'll . Pomt>roy. 1 24 61c ground, \u('a\ed on Railey Run noad Call Ill' s('C (' L. Eskew, -115 I ,... 18,34!'1.88 22.00 ~ lnv•ttnMntt Owned Not'la . Rvtland, Ohio, J•n. 22, 1957, I Tax Valuation Tax Levy hereby certify tM fellawing to be corACf. Sunrise "port. Et.-.. M. G•nlner To-wnlhl' clerk RECEIPTS $2,1!<2-28 General Property Tu 1150-00 Sales Tax (Local Gov't) 7,200.00 Guoline Tax PARCEL NUMBER ONE. Situ18.~ ated ln the Townsbip of OliYe, thP (nheritance Tax 74-99 County af }feigs, and State of Ctgarctte Tax 3,484.~ Ohio, and bounded and described M. V . L. Grants and DonationB as follows, to-wit; Be&lnning at 74.49 the northwe9f corner of land owa.· B. L . Paine Estate 91-00 ed by Wllli.J:n PhiUips, and form· Cemeteries 22-44 erly owned by Jessie B. Myrocle, Minlslerial MISC . Receipts. (List) in Section 12, Town 4 and Range - 2.38 11, and running eouth 96 rods, Examiners Findings 13,881.09 thenee east 28Y.:i rod1; thence north Total Receipts PAYMENTS 96 rods along Albert Schulti's line; General ExecutiYe Servtcea thence wl!!!lt 28'-h rodl, to t~ place Comp. of TrUstees 2,286.00 of beglnnlnJI:. containing 17 acres Comp. of Clerk 8~.3$ more or less: a ri&ht ol way b4-ginJling at the southwest corn~r qf Town Hall Mainknanee and Repair 41.34 said land and running .we.t to an elm tree and the tbl#rulhlp road Health-Taxes withheld for :D istrict Board of Health 874.40 40 feet, and 24 ffl!t wide ·more or leu; · Road Maintenance and Repair PARCEL NUMBER TWO. Olive Labor and Mtteriats 9,200.02 row!Uihip. Meigs County, State of Cemeterles---Comp. of OUims and Employees 286.00 Ohio. Belnt part of the north half of the northwest quarter of sec· Miscellaneous (List) General Supplies 92.11 lion Jl, town 4. and range 11. and Memorial Day Exp. 10.00 beginning iln Field'F line and run· Emp. Rel (twp. share) · 38.42 nina: north 80 rods along Albert Deductions bY County Auditor: Schultz line; thence west 88 rods -FQI' Elections 218.73 to the center Of the road, thence For Workmen's Comp. 101.69 with said road to Fields line; cBureaU of Inspection 192.56 thence with Fields line to the Total Payments 13,996.62 place of beginning rontaining 30 SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS acrces more or less. Sunset Station ANEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE g j I Carr, and on the west by lands of E. Patter:~f!n, and on the north by lands of W .J. Warqe.r and eontaining 40 acres rnore or less. s. Said premi&es appraised at $2.067.00 .and can· not be sold for leSs · thali twu thirdS of the aPprai!tmt'nt. Robe1t q. Hartenblc~ O'Brien ·· St~c at 2no Mulberry Ave. or phone 118-X. 1 24 3tc anc• I . OM Obi fo'OR RENT -::-c:le:a:_:n::,_ _a-nd_<_h_o-,--ice apartmenh, rail 6170. nat IMt z'ln lildden. -lold Boordo, .,... Clotbl. aiDtoa n.Mr, IDddllpaiL ON.! ' ' 11·141 ROiJii APARTIIIIIIT. -0-;;c I room bo..., .Newly decorated inside ao.j out. A. N. BeftJtl. p..,....,, 11 I tf -- ----- - HOUSE I"OR lt~T. (urni•hed or unfnrnillhct:l , S room1, bath . gaa. ·see Marie'• Grocery, Bradbury . ______ _.... Ul 23 3tp ROOMS Of New Punlturt roa $299.00 BAKER R i • l\ND IT WILL BRING IQ DOWN TO EARTH ON THE RIGHT SIDEI Rodney Downing f're.. Autamoblle, HHitltl ACCIDINT ' 1 22 3tc \ Real Estote Broker ,PHONII \ \, ) velop your son's responsibility, initlolivo, thrift, honesty, and rool manhood. Fine traits of chorac• tor become real and activo In your boy when he h • newspoporboy. 6311 \ AUTO SALES ---·-- I I ~ ·1-~1110 ........k t2.-t.ml "''..' ~-- -· \ .' "'. •s. Ortt •,;, FURNlTURI ~ . ",, ~ (;Of\ICRE'fl! BWCKS Pomeroy wUb Ute larae Raw· k-llh Line, Start e1rninJ .immed· W.rlle Ra•ltdll<'•• Dept. . • om.IM0-776 Freeport. Ill: GRUESER BLOCK ro. I MIIH Nortll .. On 111. u. c.n wm. o..- p-· "'luUd . .ttw Por Leu"' aoc:k s,_~lnw~ ~'ll l-1~ I" I ...,. Sheriff I 2.-cii)O ' - . ·. a.J~otloor ;:. DAILY CRYPIOQUOTE.,.. Hore'a how to wo.rk It: A.XYDLBAAXR ' 1'1 \ tes .. th·~-:; ba~ o ut Pefor~ tri race. l II LONOPELLOW One let.kr limply stan.da for uothtr. In tllil .ample A it uod lor the thrte 1/a, X for the two D's. etc. SiaP lit~ apoao .tropbaa, the lenrth and formation or the words are aU hln14 Rach dly the code ktten are different. I \.;1'\,.>w I WH 1956 Models- Electric: NWQVSM &DHHLHHVSM SCHOOL RANGES tnan 6-0/ SDCNVS)(, WRR WB'I' ALC CNVSMH-KDO• vs-CNVW IH, Installed In June, 19$6, at lbe •POMEROY t0.-)"o Cryptoouot., A PRETI'T FOO'l' II ~ ~~'I' Cl" OF NATURE - GOE'l'H£, "-'"•,ltlut~ by lr.tac J'U\\tNf .,.-~ ' :;-:-:::::-:::,------::;---:--------,--~daugthers, Cindy and Viri.i were '• calling on Mr. and Mr~. DICK TRACY ---~ charley Leivlng. U1·. and Mrs. Bill Goodnitc and famlly of Sycamore llli.noi.s, were visitin~ Mr. and Mrs. Herbel'! King over •the weekend . •RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOLS Johnny Cleland of R11cinc. Ohi!> spt;nt SalurdJy nighl wi ih Gary 'l'hese Rattges are Itt: King. Mr . and Mrs. Alan Cle•l•'"'d Mr. -•'\ll'lllfl's, d\lil. Ed•,.rd.~ Wet 'Mr-. arid Mrs. Ross *EXCELL~NT CONDITI,O~ '" V •1 ,,. , • FARM NEWS SEE OR £:ALL ROGER MORGAN • • Phone 8094-X Phone 448 Ch.arMn Met Last, Saturday the 4-H Club mem · \lers who wlll fill out a ebirt this ye~r met in. our office Jtere in Pomt Pleasant. Although we had only f1Ye presept, the meeting turneJJ out ·to bt Jl:lterP.stlnJ · and Unlorma~ve. Tbe charters: a,reed 10 ~old a regular monthly meetini each third Saturday in our ~office here unti.l .camping tim'e. ' : . .,_. ) 1. Acts as eb»i;rman of the Pro- gram . qmtmitt,te• . Sunday evening. -BROAD RUN Mr. and Mrs. Hetbert King w~e shopping in Middleport Sa~, .urday evening. The Lutheran Bible Study mel at tbe church .Wednesday even~ ing witb Mr. and M 0o rs. r&ey Mr. aod Mrs. Alaan Clela-nd apent Sunday with Mr. And .Mrs. I Walter Cleland of Rarlne, Ohio, _Roush an4 Emogene, Pastor Ray- Sunday. gl'?Dd Pe~rs. Jack Ord, Mr. anrt Mr. and Mrs. Rarmond GrinMn. Ar:tle- ~9ush and . Dorothy, _ 'sLNd, Sandraa Gibbs, Elmer DonaM.rs. Katherin ~1nolds, Mrs. Ruth Goodnlte art,d granddaurh~ bue, and Larry Clark called on ter Sherry, Mu Sarah Holtman, Mr. and Mrs . Clay Grinstead Sun · and Stanley Hart all atten\iing. day_ Mr. and Mrs. Leo· Litchfield and Miss Dol-is Ohlinger or Parkers· family caUed on Mrs. F. JJ;. Lltch· bura Spent the weekend with her field Sunday. motber Mrs. Theresa Ohlingr and George Da.ylon( of Poil\t Plea- famUy_ Bant called on Mr. and Mrs. F. B, Shrry Goodnite is spending a a very important on~ for several ·few days witb her grandmother, rea1on1. It would be a v1117 iood Those calHnJ OD Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Ruth Goodnile. tiling for You, as Viee Presideat. Clark Sunday w~ Mr. and Mrs. to prepare yourself for the llU:hnt Dorsey Roueb aJd d•u&hter EmoJ..Uce Gibbl caUecJ on. Dorls office of the club, bec:au~e 11 gene, Mrs. TheJ'!Isa Ohlin.., .,.p. .ObU.er Sunday aftf!rnoon, you conduct • :younelf as you son Rebert and· Don Crimm, . · , Ill'· an• Mra. Frank Reyaolds ..,d a •~Y pod . should, Mr. and Mrs. LeO·- ~ .'llftP- \ l!la6 family rilit~ Mr. and Mr1. eleeted President. •of -tiN dulles ot lo GalU~lla Tburld,y on biat:tUIL 1'om Reynolds of Point P!easant ~ -- Mr. and Mra. DUly Uevia. apd S!<•QY. . ... ~-.· -- • ,. j · -~ I t...,~lefl ALWAY$ ON DUTY .POTSDAM, N. Y. - Scotl Holden, ~slstant. fire chief of Pots-· dam, was l'(lturnlog from a hunt· int trip when he spotted a fire In a farm home. After rousing the family, HolcJen went to work On the blaze with pails of water. keepins the .fire in cheek until help arriVed. I - -·- --- •• • ." I .' ' ''I ' ,,,- ' ·---··-----·---·------------···-·- -·····-------- ----------------·-····----·---------------·-----------------·-----di•play)l•i• faa"'"' 1rorlemork MOTOR-CO. POM·&-IQY . • ' '. 1 USA ' . • • - ---- POIIIRG¥•-OHIO ' . " . I • •"!''oll-!,_ ,:' • :; :,. --- ---· -·-. .. -. •·-··-·' NANCY QUICK-LIE DOWN ON COUCH 1 We11·be glad to give you a close--up. Compard.tive look at this new Chevy any time you care to come in. This wee!!;, maybe? WHOCIPtl' IT UP At.L HQtT """"" ....,.- ,noato1en • • nlhle-HC director• for ahelr help it) the impending 1'iittory onr polio ·•ad tusn local 'Mai-ch QJ Dim" campaign d[ndors 111 c:ontacl end work with them d.urlnil the drlTe. ·: ' - " " to spo;: i1 :'~. ~ 0 ,.. ., car in its field with a /acqun finish ••• that Body,. . .. -.- . only Chevrolet Bel Air models give YO\! foam rubber cushiOns in front and rear seats as standard equipment. These are just a few of the advanlageS , of ~Y by Fisher, ~d Chevrolet, yoo ~·- 15 the onlt low-pr1~ car that)las a Fi$1ier • 9-E WAM'lED 10 QO cur '' ~- . • e11ling on *READY FOR QUICK SALE 2 cents per word, one Insertion. Minimum charge 50c.--4c ccnl~ per word for three consecutive Insertions. Special - One month for 2S cents per word. . . Full rale of 2 cents per word will be charged fo_r ad_vcrtls.tn!( 1r not paid for before the 25th of each month Coll_owmg _mserhon: Errors in Advertising-Should be reported 1mmedtately . . 1 he Daily SenHnel will not be responaible for more than one mcorrect inscrt:ion. . Card of Thanks and Special Notices of Event~; prmled at regu Jar classified rates. Obituaries published It 1 cent per word. Wouldn't you say that most of the '57 cars look good from 50 feet away, but what about from 50 inch,. away? · What does a close-up of the grille tell you, for example? Is it solidly made like the new Chevrolet grille? Or, in Cl)mparison cjoes it look less rich in design-feel less strong imd solid? Compare the quality and "oonstruc:iion of the bumpers and headlights, the fit of the chrome trim. The more clooely you look all around the car, the more clearly you 'II see U1at Chevrolet has the edge in the way it's put together. You'll find, lor instance, that Chevrolet is the only L'm .:bi11Q Petter A Crypl.ocram Qtlota.Uoa RATES Only fron<hiseJ Che•rol"' dealirs • CAN YOU USE $81--$$0 ·a week iD: addition. to your prcaenl earninaa! s.tpply Consumers in 1M I" I A newspaper route win llolp do· In MIODLEPORT, OHIO METROPOLITAN tl;ld tbree ~leeplna rooma. Phone . Llh, CMualtr anll . . . . ... F1JMJSHID 3-Room Apartment '-lelr· :t·~ '·' •• • Go<KI Clean All Makoo and Modell ~ "·=- I the look on its ace I INSURANCE AGENC'Y 61- ' UlfMtd 15, (loin (Jij)-, O'Brieli., Attys. i M\X WARO et 12-Htoolo A J.jopoarlor ·- - \, ' Chevrolet shows you somo important diJJertlllceil :in low;~~riced cars just by Ave., ( 17 l Help Wanted ag.y, - ' extra- ( geol.) ... t,.. ..,,. f'or rent - Eleetrlc •~pa~:u •teamer. CUnten r-.~aer, 11111dlep"rt- Ph. Ufi&.X. , Il-l-If ..... Ulll-1 .......,_._ are: 5 Room-- modem APARn.$NT, call Pomeroy 271W or Mfddteport 81NBI 5 lf ,. 37 't•ktr 4-H ~····- SU:EPINO ROOMS, cloac In town, 12i Butternut. 1 1~ 12\c Jl, pte<t 20, OWned c1 .I - 1 D. CUahtoa dor --.-~- -~ 1-21-6tc rulers 3..f. Sun a:o4 11. Half an em U . Ouidt 25.1et1oUI \ Funerol Home ' ,.,... ....... ..., =. Office. D•IIOI ill Tho .VIM P - I The office of Vice President Is Litehf.ield SundJY. Trevey-Finste~Vold rtrl voua perapn 27 . Put• (~-.) 12.~c• ' P'hfM 510 11<4' For Rent 2e . Orat"' 20-21. 'nlrlct FOR SALE WANT ADS PHONE 398 . • • Mile-hie· T. Dwtlll $. lk»en• 18. OwtP.J OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. 2a:-::To-n-, - o:-l"'c,--:LOVER. AU'AJ,FA and Timot~y hay. J. E. D. Hartinger, Pomeroy. 1 17 6\p In half 2!S . Wttle J~,.... 15. WE BUY 1 22 3tc 2(. Cut lnJ• 1. Yount ·~ woman ~. (ltMa.) ' 28. Span1ah 10. ~ 1'tllft •pin 12tQintU'tleter 11. Oboe't t.orle ,...,, • 12. Native29. Bun 30. Cuba IS . .... uted EppUilD la.:&ururY u . Outdo'• low• il. TunJ.Iian Plans wil1 be discussed later for a projed of work and tours tO be taken by the group. Remember that date, Third Saturday of each month at 10:00 Jn the Extension When people suddenly flee bereaYcmcnt the aervil-e o( a trus\ worthY funeral director Ia tndi• pcnt~able. They al•o welcome the tutormatlon and COUDSel rece~v­ ed at wf)O t . JUver 50 while hciiVy HENS $1.00 e"·h tl l 24 ttc at rarm . S. 11. Layman, Bastian · . ~~i,;,;;;;;;=;;....;;;;~;;;;;;;;. 1 Kono Road. 1 22 31p • • HAY fOR SALE. mixed IIHI slr.right Timothy. $20.00 per ITIItUCTURAL z aiAMI ton. WUiiam Culwell, Rl. l. Car· ICitAI-' IRON - MIT Al..l pt•ntcr. L 22- 6tp TWO t:SEO GLASS Dlaplay C41St'5 8' lona 3' hlih 2' rect deep. Muat JO. N!~!ed ~pace. Priced cheap. Mei111 Motor Company Phone 8023 SkJrt optn• 4,, 1. Jt,ounded I protubtr· Daily Sentinel, l'omeroy-Mlddleport, 0 . Jan. 24, 1957-7 u.l\do4 rela- and many ulhcr mhcellllncoul! artldc11. Salt lo commeuce al 1:00 o'clo~k p . m. Terms: Cash . Ben J . Spencer, Administrator Brownie Wood11, Auctioneer. wringer typP wilh p11mp. Uke new, $75.00 ACROSS. ' (1110, 17, 24, 3} 1217, lite The following real e&tate sltual· • tori In Section No. 30. Townsblp No. 7, Range No. 15, of the Ohio Company's Purchase, Salem Township, Meigs County, Ohio, and bounded and described as follows : Belni the southwest quarter of tbe Northwest quarter of said section, containing 40 acres , more or lesa, IY ' FUNDS PARCEL NUMBER THREE: cxC'epling therefrom 20 acrea, Ballmc~. Jan. 1, 19:wJ (clerk'll) Olive Town~hip , Meigs County, more or less. which lie• on the Road Fund 4,401.90 State of Ohio. Being all that part East side of the public road, t!onGeneral Twp. Funds 3M.M veye'd to Glady8 Knotts by deed Balance, December 31, 19!'16 Total or all Funds 4,7MI.46 recorded in Deed Book 168 Page Road Funds 4,616.26 435 of Meigs County Deed Records. R'eeelpts -During Year 4.67 Road Funds 11,844.94 Goen~rat Town9hip FUnds Being the Bame real estate con, General Township Funds 2,016.1ft Total af all fo' unds 4,620 .93 veyed to w. H. Knotts by deed Total of all Funds 13,861.09 Outshndin~ Warrants~ Dec. 31 recorded In De£:d Book 183 Page Total Recei~ts and Balance Road Funds 96.00 139 of Meigs Countr Deed Records. Road Funds 24.50 18,Z46.8-4 Gener!l Tovmship Funds The PTayer of 11ald petition Is General Township Funds 2,370.'H Total of a11 Funds 120.50 · for sale of said real estate for the Total of all Funds 18,817.~ Balance In D.eposilory, Dec. 31 payment of debts of said decedent Payments during year Road Funds 4,702.26 and charge9 aforesaid, ;~nd for oth· Road Fund::~ General Townahip Funds 29.:i7 11,830.$6 cr relief. Total of all Funds 4,74.1 .43 General Township Funds 2,366.04 The persons flr11t ~<~boYe men· Total of all Funds 13,996.62 (1) 24 ltc tioned will further l.a'ke notice that they have been made parties deFOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS fendant in the above petilion and that Lhey arf> requirt'd to answer the same on or before the 16th day of February, 1957. KENNA KNOTTS, Admlnl• tutor of the f:ttate of Wil· liam H. Knoth, DectatH. (12) 27. (1) 3, 10. 17, 24, 31 , .. I. P'ARt;EL NUMBER FOUR: Situated in OhYe Township, Meigs County , Oh1c, and beifll the south half of the nDrthwest quarter of Sedion 11. Town 4 and Range J1. and bounded as follows, on the east by land3 of George S. Fields , and on the .south by lands of C. S. 1 To ' •• _ 1 but whose present address lS unTot•l S.I..-IM 8l1i:l WaeM Paid Ou,.. k~own and cannot, with. reason$6019.70 able diligencl' , be ascertained; lng th• v .. r 1956. or kl'UI Fstote ---- at ANNUAL PINANCIAL REPOaT Farrah , who r~~>idel Kalamazoo State Hospital, Kala· Rutllncl Township, MI-l,. County Ohio mazoo, Mich.igan, Robert Knottt, For tht Fiscal YHd Ending 0. whose l ast kn own piece ol resi~ dcnce was Elkto n, Mar,¥1and , _R. D. c•miMr 31, 1956. Populatlan 2153, Calrence Knotts who last known ' place of reaidence WIUI Ivyda 1e, West Virginia and whose present place of resid~nce i~ unknown and cannot be ucertained ; Ralph on t•nda). l't•hr uary R 1957 , al 1 Knotts. whose last known place of 10 .00 A . M.. ~ S. T m oHi l·es of, residence was Powellton, West the CommlS·IO R. 65 South fron1 Virgin ia, but whnae preaent re•l· Street. Oh io Depar tments Build- dence is unknown and cannot. ing, Culu mb us. Oh co_ with reasonable dillgence , be asThe Pu blte C111 it it>s Com - certained ; Russell Knotts, whoae mtsswn o r oh io last known place of reflidence WIS B} c J \i (Jrt:c rt y. ,\tlorn l'y Ivydale, West Virginia, but whose Ex;, mcrwr and Seere1ary pres-ent place of residence is unOl 24 lie known and cannot be ucertalned; Leland Price, who!le la8t known place of residence is 1010 South Clothing School Quebec St., Apt. 5, Arhngton, Vir· ginia , and whose present place Pl ano are be lu g rn:~de this wef'k residence is unknown and cannot ror t lw clothing l)('h!llll to bf' hl'ld he ascertained; will t41ke notice in Huntingt0n on Man·h 5. Make that Kenna Knotts, as admlnlstraplans now all those who plan tor of the estate of WIIUam H. to attend. Knotts, deceased, on the ~tb dar - - - - - of $eptember, 1952. filed his petition in the Probate Court of Mele• llal.a Street. Pomiiii'OJ, Ohto. ' Bon~__:_ !bon~ . 6"dl •AYI DON'T YOU KNOW? roMPtzn: ID!ill"'"~ce Prot~llt>l. Baker's wlll live you the best Ufe. Auto, Fu~e>, ~olto C•LI Ou trade on furniture or appllan~UIR, Middleport . Ohlo ee.s. 4-6 tf (8) Auto Sales I' came- 1 ---- publiabed .u 1 C\!!nt PeT word. Legal Notice Legal Notice I Enterprise EUB Youth Fellowship Meet•' ng Is Held or the north ~·If o! tbe nortl!weot quarter vf 'leetlon 11, town 4, od · rona• n that u.....ot o1 tb• ou~>SHIR!f,'IIALI 0' RllAL Uc road wbi~b p ..~~ se• throu&b tald ISTATI aectlon, .... puns 10 ....., ..,d •• . The State of Ohio, Mel.. Collftfy G. T. Ruth off the West end of Common Pl..• Court said quarter seetion , also es. cep~ The Y o~th Fellowtbip ol the lhnlamln Hllldor•, PlalntiH ins a lot out of the Nortbwe1t cor- Enterprise EUB Churcb beld tbelr ner of nid land , now owned by bUJlneaa m\:etiDI OD Wednelda)' fr•nk N. Hilld.-., Deft:rMiant Watson and PhUlips, on tbe wut eYening at the ebiH'Cb. Case No. 12454. by land of Amos G. Rardon, on In pursuance of an Order of the south by lands of Cowdery, .Pla:ns were made for the DltSale in Pattilion In the above en· and Fields, and on the east by the trict ' Youth Rally to be. beld here titled action, 1 wi11 offer for sale public road. containing 40 acres on March 4. They alao planned to at public auction, at the door of more or less. There is a right of sponJor a Bake Sale on Feb. 16th the Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio waY ·reserved along the aoutb tide tor the "Baby Bishop Fund." in the above named County, on of sald lot by Cowdery, from the Saturday, the 16 day of February, putUc road to his lot This deed 1"7, at 10. a. m. o'clock , the fol· is for land aold to J . W. Johnson , lowing described real estate, situ- by the heirs of Thomas Gum, as attt ln the County of Meits and recorded in Deed Boot 96, pages State of Qhlr,, and ln the Township 10, 11, 12 and Number 107, pag~ 42 of Meigt County, Ohio. of Olive, t.o-wl.t: Legal Notice OAILY CROSSWORD 't.- . FIRST I'LL PUT THIS ICE PACK ON YQUR HEAD NoW- BE--CALM ANP SNIFF THIS SMELLING SALTS �·- _, ..... ,,_., ...... 6-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport~ rl' ws I Jan 2~. 1957 ~--- .. -~ - - -' • Legal Notice : to stay I MIDDLE A IrED L.ADY with elderly ~ouple at Cadmus , No\Jee- is hereby glH'n that .the . o:no C<~ll 511 from 9 00 a m to Ohw Fui:'J Gas Compa ny has ftled 4 ou 1r ru \ftLf 4 [}{) eall Hut JrJ a;:.phe<~t•on anr1 or complaint IIW. 2 centa per word, i:l'ne iDl~nd .:.tB!JJ I 22 ~l.;: 1.1 th Jh(• l'11hhc I uiH1c~ Com m is,ert:loa . Minimum ~haTitl SOc . "11n f•r r an o r d(•r i<f)Pf()Vtng th l:' i ee~t1 per 'n~rd for three COD- , \LU! tJusJneS'::!. )e rVI Ce! l lh('o ntruuam·f' of ~as serv u·e to lecllt.ive ms ~• tiou . ; ---- Hutlan(l fu; I Comf)any. Rutland . Jpecial - v .... e montb toe 25 eeot.1 1 . 1 11 '1 1o lo r all"':!t•c l 11<111 payme nt bY r word · , O(JII SL"R\' 1'~ 1-. or fl' pa!r on your ~.illi r-ompa11y - for gas dd1verc . d r~ . • ,'' hJl ute or • e~t.!l per word WlU 1 Sewing ~b('h uw c?nta ct Jerry to It hy Th l' Oh 10 l' ul'l (;as Co mbe charged for &dYerti•tnc Jt not B.au~ hnucL, Si nger ::iewtng :'-.1adl· pany The Cc mmi ~.~ ~·HI h ;~s assignpaid for bef.:we the 25th of eacb i ine l'o ., :l5 N Cou rt St, t~~e;~ ed this mat ~er for puhlic hearing WAN I I month foUowing Insertion. Ohlll. ltrro!'• iO A.Overo..~~ln&-Should be loiU:C..:.K ~EKVtcP.: 00 W•tcb .R& reported !mmed!•tely . The o~:' I pall'llll' br .FactOr! Tr\doed Sentinel wi.Jl oet be reapoosl • 1 .,111 t,cl'wlall.er. CUlJ...J.IIIS Jl!:WE1 f~ more than one lncorr~ n- 1 ums .Pom.cro•. t-3-d oertlo"-~-- -::ua or llladk.a and SpectaJ No- RADIV • TEL~VISlON SEllVIC.t. tiees of Ev_enl4 prlntt!d at reJUPbDDe 200. (..lel and Appliaoocl' lar eluaifled ratetl Obituaries Sture. 118 W. KaiD St .. Pomero} I 2-23-tf - -- - · lo:OR.ElclAJ\' 41 ABB(YM' T.V, 3ER· VICE All 11\ai.et Repaired by EJ. - - - - - - - - - -....rt TechiU.flai.. t'llooe 62IHc Y ....... • 8-l~tt AUCTION ShLE - Great Bend llliddlepoM Grarcge Hall. Portland. ~aturday ISAVE ON Y OuR suf'i ~vai.r .lt Jan. ~. \ :00 p . m . Bnng anyRacine Shoe Sho~ t.lling 'ou want to sell . Harold J ~ SO tf Goddard, Auctioneer . 1 24 Ztp J..O b 1 I nSUfQrlC~ omplete WIIBEL ...UUNJlENT. b.:u-'•• and brat• sen~ee . &rne:I-SimPtOD lnaurance Aeepcy, ~,.-.1wu~l Middleport.. FII'e _ Automobile1 , 1 •-•e<r - '.Joticf'S I\ u• a 6-X -... - - - - -- J 121 s HOo-MS --;~ d BATH, w 8-20..V 8 w. Moun Sl modern I SIX Hoo:\t IIO US t-:, exl't'llent l<~t· atwu . hdorr• :.J :111 ]1 . m. I I I Mlddlcporl , ( 'a II 6080-J t ~3 61c , ~---~- -- i o'do -.. k p. m .. Thr pcrsoJutl prOJl · ert .\ of sacd t.lc'eede nt , consl~llng HI R. IIAWLINO SONS CO • :M aour WredM' &erYlce. OIJ Pboa' 1122'1. Nltlhl PI!Goo 11119~ X. DODG~YIIOilTB DEAL (9) For Sale 1M6 NORCil"~ WASHER part o! . Gas ltan~o:- . l!cfri~crator, Tables, Gas Hculcrs, W.asher, Irons, Di~ht' .~ . llt· d~ . Stands, Warm Monlin~ srovc, Davenport, .Sew· ing Machin(' , Radio, l'iclurcs , Rugs, P9rch Swing. H-11 I:JIS, seired in fee ,;mple of the follow- ling real estate : I On your Dial . j Your 8 1954 BUICK Century ·' I dr. Sedan . 1 PUBLIC SALE Dynarlow drive. 'King ttf the "see" with Oceans of J'OWl'T. The ulldt·!'~rJ.:n! c1 will uff<'r fur ~;1lc at puhlit· aul'lion <•I the $1705.00, Dlaettnar's, Pomeroy . late rc HilktH't' uf Thomas Terrell I 24 6lc dt·e~ ·~;w d. \1)\'all'd in Pomeruy, ]~;~ ton Forrl TIW\'K , r'Xl·d ~lr'ig ~ l 'uullt y, Ohio . in Krrrs lt~ n1 l'ondltion. Ph()llC TU -4414, Hun on H11111t• No . 7 ncar Ruule New llavt•n . I 22 :UI.' No. 33 nn Saturrlay , the 9th di!Y -of F't•h!'u~t·y, 1957 . at 1:110 ·" B• Autu Services E H 990 THHl":f. Al'Hl":S LEVI·~ L GROUND four romn lwusc ,l·ll'ctrle lly. AI 8 Appli· (;rul'l' . Sl'l' Ah·x Whef'ler. J9M PLYMOlJTH V8 Savny 4 dr. J Z4 3le Sedan. Uc lvcdcrc. Chronw trim, -- - -- -------- t ion therein, allegiRg that the per· sonal estate of said deoedent is insufficient to pay his debts and charges of administration; that decedent, William H. Knotts, died 1 24 3tp · - - -1956 MERCURY VB 4 dr . Monteray Sedan . Mcrcomatic. One local RESIDENCE on Jl(Htt<' 33. Close lo , ownc1.·. $2595.00. Blaetlnar's, J'onwro y. :1 rn nms, ('l'llar, large Poml'roy. 1 Z4 6tc lol dosr 'cJ st on·~ and ::~chool, und ~ r $3000.00 . 8 ALSO--if voH w:~nl 1o bu y, sell, 19!'16 PONTIAC VH Chieftain 2 rlr . or uuild, I t ~\ wtllc us. Earl D. Sedan. Low mileage . One care· Ml'r,rlur :-:r .. Ht•altur : Pearl F. fnl ownl'r $Z49~ .00. Blaetlnar·s. ,J•arker , · A~c·til i'nmcroy . Phone PomcrO}', 1 24 6tc · 201. 1 24 2tc 9 8 1955 UU[(K Special 2 dl'. Dlx. SIX BOOMS a11d hal h, $4500.00. Sedan. Low mlleaJe. One care1111 Lot11~1 '-; I , runwroy or call ful !ocal nwner. $1895.00. Blaetl· 5 HI \1 or !rifl 1. l 24 3tc nar ·~ . l'orn croy . 1 24 6tc onf' loca l owner. $HiD5.00. Blact· tnars , !'unH.'m.v. I 24 61<' d County, Ohio, case No 16,033, an on the 14th day of December, 1956, filed hi~ supplemental peti- J ____ · - ~home louted on lJnion Ave . io56 PONTLAC V8 Star Chief Dlx . 1 Farm ' lanrl approxunate\y 86 4 dr. Sedan Only 8.000 miles of I acre!'.. loc:t\cd on Hailey Run Rd. careful dr1ving. $2-4~.00. Ble~elt- ~ Four ro!'lnt house, z acrrs nar'll . Pomt>roy. 1 24 61c ground, \u('a\ed on Railey Run noad Call Ill' s('C (' L. Eskew, -115 I ,... 18,34!'1.88 22.00 ~ lnv•ttnMntt Owned Not'la . Rvtland, Ohio, J•n. 22, 1957, I Tax Valuation Tax Levy hereby certify tM fellawing to be corACf. Sunrise "port. Et.-.. M. G•nlner To-wnlhl' clerk RECEIPTS $2,1!<2-28 General Property Tu 1150-00 Sales Tax (Local Gov't) 7,200.00 Guoline Tax PARCEL NUMBER ONE. Situ18.~ ated ln the Townsbip of OliYe, thP (nheritance Tax 74-99 County af }feigs, and State of Ctgarctte Tax 3,484.~ Ohio, and bounded and described M. V . L. Grants and DonationB as follows, to-wit; Be&lnning at 74.49 the northwe9f corner of land owa.· B. L . Paine Estate 91-00 ed by Wllli.J:n PhiUips, and form· Cemeteries 22-44 erly owned by Jessie B. Myrocle, Minlslerial MISC . Receipts. (List) in Section 12, Town 4 and Range - 2.38 11, and running eouth 96 rods, Examiners Findings 13,881.09 thenee east 28Y.:i rod1; thence north Total Receipts PAYMENTS 96 rods along Albert Schulti's line; General ExecutiYe Servtcea thence wl!!!lt 28'-h rodl, to t~ place Comp. of TrUstees 2,286.00 of beglnnlnJI:. containing 17 acres Comp. of Clerk 8~.3$ more or less: a ri&ht ol way b4-ginJling at the southwest corn~r qf Town Hall Mainknanee and Repair 41.34 said land and running .we.t to an elm tree and the tbl#rulhlp road Health-Taxes withheld for :D istrict Board of Health 874.40 40 feet, and 24 ffl!t wide ·more or leu; · Road Maintenance and Repair PARCEL NUMBER TWO. Olive Labor and Mtteriats 9,200.02 row!Uihip. Meigs County, State of Cemeterles---Comp. of OUims and Employees 286.00 Ohio. Belnt part of the north half of the northwest quarter of sec· Miscellaneous (List) General Supplies 92.11 lion Jl, town 4. and range 11. and Memorial Day Exp. 10.00 beginning iln Field'F line and run· Emp. Rel (twp. share) · 38.42 nina: north 80 rods along Albert Deductions bY County Auditor: Schultz line; thence west 88 rods -FQI' Elections 218.73 to the center Of the road, thence For Workmen's Comp. 101.69 with said road to Fields line; cBureaU of Inspection 192.56 thence with Fields line to the Total Payments 13,996.62 place of beginning rontaining 30 SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS acrces more or less. Sunset Station ANEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE g j I Carr, and on the west by lands of E. Patter:~f!n, and on the north by lands of W .J. Warqe.r and eontaining 40 acres rnore or less. s. Said premi&es appraised at $2.067.00 .and can· not be sold for leSs · thali twu thirdS of the aPprai!tmt'nt. Robe1t q. Hartenblc~ O'Brien ·· St~c at 2no Mulberry Ave. or phone 118-X. 1 24 3tc anc• I . OM Obi fo'OR RENT -::-c:le:a:_:n::,_ _a-nd_<_h_o-,--ice apartmenh, rail 6170. nat IMt z'ln lildden. -lold Boordo, .,... Clotbl. aiDtoa n.Mr, IDddllpaiL ON.! ' ' 11·141 ROiJii APARTIIIIIIT. -0-;;c I room bo..., .Newly decorated inside ao.j out. A. N. BeftJtl. p..,....,, 11 I tf -- ----- - HOUSE I"OR lt~T. (urni•hed or unfnrnillhct:l , S room1, bath . gaa. ·see Marie'• Grocery, Bradbury . ______ _.... Ul 23 3tp ROOMS Of New Punlturt roa $299.00 BAKER R i • l\ND IT WILL BRING IQ DOWN TO EARTH ON THE RIGHT SIDEI Rodney Downing f're.. Autamoblle, HHitltl ACCIDINT ' 1 22 3tc \ Real Estote Broker ,PHONII \ \, ) velop your son's responsibility, initlolivo, thrift, honesty, and rool manhood. Fine traits of chorac• tor become real and activo In your boy when he h • newspoporboy. 6311 \ AUTO SALES ---·-- I I ~ ·1-~1110 ........k t2.-t.ml "''..' ~-- -· \ .' "'. •s. Ortt •,;, FURNlTURI ~ . ",, ~ (;Of\ICRE'fl! BWCKS Pomeroy wUb Ute larae Raw· k-llh Line, Start e1rninJ .immed· W.rlle Ra•ltdll<'•• Dept. . • om.IM0-776 Freeport. Ill: GRUESER BLOCK ro. I MIIH Nortll .. On 111. u. c.n wm. o..- p-· "'luUd . .ttw Por Leu"' aoc:k s,_~lnw~ ~'ll l-1~ I" I ...,. Sheriff I 2.-cii)O ' - . ·. a.J~otloor ;:. DAILY CRYPIOQUOTE.,.. Hore'a how to wo.rk It: A.XYDLBAAXR ' 1'1 \ tes .. th·~-:; ba~ o ut Pefor~ tri race. l II LONOPELLOW One let.kr limply stan.da for uothtr. In tllil .ample A it uod lor the thrte 1/a, X for the two D's. etc. SiaP lit~ apoao .tropbaa, the lenrth and formation or the words are aU hln14 Rach dly the code ktten are different. I \.;1'\,.>w I WH 1956 Models- Electric: NWQVSM &DHHLHHVSM SCHOOL RANGES tnan 6-0/ SDCNVS)(, WRR WB'I' ALC CNVSMH-KDO• vs-CNVW IH, Installed In June, 19$6, at lbe •POMEROY t0.-)"o Cryptoouot., A PRETI'T FOO'l' II ~ ~~'I' Cl" OF NATURE - GOE'l'H£, "-'"•,ltlut~ by lr.tac J'U\\tNf .,.-~ ' :;-:-:::::-:::,------::;---:--------,--~daugthers, Cindy and Viri.i were '• calling on Mr. and Mr~. DICK TRACY ---~ charley Leivlng. U1·. and Mrs. Bill Goodnitc and famlly of Sycamore llli.noi.s, were visitin~ Mr. and Mrs. Herbel'! King over •the weekend . •RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOLS Johnny Cleland of R11cinc. Ohi!> spt;nt SalurdJy nighl wi ih Gary 'l'hese Rattges are Itt: King. Mr . and Mrs. Alan Cle•l•'"'d Mr. -•'\ll'lllfl's, d\lil. Ed•,.rd.~ Wet 'Mr-. arid Mrs. Ross *EXCELL~NT CONDITI,O~ '" V •1 ,,. , • FARM NEWS SEE OR £:ALL ROGER MORGAN • • Phone 8094-X Phone 448 Ch.arMn Met Last, Saturday the 4-H Club mem · \lers who wlll fill out a ebirt this ye~r met in. our office Jtere in Pomt Pleasant. Although we had only f1Ye presept, the meeting turneJJ out ·to bt Jl:lterP.stlnJ · and Unlorma~ve. Tbe charters: a,reed 10 ~old a regular monthly meetini each third Saturday in our ~office here unti.l .camping tim'e. ' : . .,_. ) 1. Acts as eb»i;rman of the Pro- gram . qmtmitt,te• . Sunday evening. -BROAD RUN Mr. and Mrs. Hetbert King w~e shopping in Middleport Sa~, .urday evening. The Lutheran Bible Study mel at tbe church .Wednesday even~ ing witb Mr. and M 0o rs. r&ey Mr. aod Mrs. Alaan Clela-nd apent Sunday with Mr. And .Mrs. I Walter Cleland of Rarlne, Ohio, _Roush an4 Emogene, Pastor Ray- Sunday. gl'?Dd Pe~rs. Jack Ord, Mr. anrt Mr. and Mrs. Rarmond GrinMn. Ar:tle- ~9ush and . Dorothy, _ 'sLNd, Sandraa Gibbs, Elmer DonaM.rs. Katherin ~1nolds, Mrs. Ruth Goodnlte art,d granddaurh~ bue, and Larry Clark called on ter Sherry, Mu Sarah Holtman, Mr. and Mrs . Clay Grinstead Sun · and Stanley Hart all atten\iing. day_ Mr. and Mrs. Leo· Litchfield and Miss Dol-is Ohlinger or Parkers· family caUed on Mrs. F. JJ;. Lltch· bura Spent the weekend with her field Sunday. motber Mrs. Theresa Ohlingr and George Da.ylon( of Poil\t Plea- famUy_ Bant called on Mr. and Mrs. F. B, Shrry Goodnite is spending a a very important on~ for several ·few days witb her grandmother, rea1on1. It would be a v1117 iood Those calHnJ OD Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Ruth Goodnile. tiling for You, as Viee Presideat. Clark Sunday w~ Mr. and Mrs. to prepare yourself for the llU:hnt Dorsey Roueb aJd d•u&hter EmoJ..Uce Gibbl caUecJ on. Dorls office of the club, bec:au~e 11 gene, Mrs. TheJ'!Isa Ohlin.., .,.p. .ObU.er Sunday aftf!rnoon, you conduct • :younelf as you son Rebert and· Don Crimm, . · , Ill'· an• Mra. Frank Reyaolds ..,d a •~Y pod . should, Mr. and Mrs. LeO·- ~ .'llftP- \ l!la6 family rilit~ Mr. and Mr1. eleeted President. •of -tiN dulles ot lo GalU~lla Tburld,y on biat:tUIL 1'om Reynolds of Point P!easant ~ -- Mr. and Mra. DUly Uevia. apd S!<•QY. . ... ~-.· -- • ,. j · -~ I t...,~lefl ALWAY$ ON DUTY .POTSDAM, N. Y. - Scotl Holden, ~slstant. fire chief of Pots-· dam, was l'(lturnlog from a hunt· int trip when he spotted a fire In a farm home. After rousing the family, HolcJen went to work On the blaze with pails of water. keepins the .fire in cheek until help arriVed. I - -·- --- •• • ." I .' ' ''I ' ,,,- ' ·---··-----·---·------------···-·- -·····-------- ----------------·-····----·---------------·-----------------·-----di•play)l•i• faa"'"' 1rorlemork MOTOR-CO. POM·&-IQY . • ' '. 1 USA ' . • • - ---- POIIIRG¥•-OHIO ' . " . I • •"!''oll-!,_ ,:' • :; :,. --- ---· -·-. .. -. •·-··-·' NANCY QUICK-LIE DOWN ON COUCH 1 We11·be glad to give you a close--up. Compard.tive look at this new Chevy any time you care to come in. This wee!!;, maybe? WHOCIPtl' IT UP At.L HQtT """"" ....,.- ,noato1en • • nlhle-HC director• for ahelr help it) the impending 1'iittory onr polio ·•ad tusn local 'Mai-ch QJ Dim" campaign d[ndors 111 c:ontacl end work with them d.urlnil the drlTe. ·: ' - " " to spo;: i1 :'~. ~ 0 ,.. ., car in its field with a /acqun finish ••• that Body,. . .. -.- . only Chevrolet Bel Air models give YO\! foam rubber cushiOns in front and rear seats as standard equipment. These are just a few of the advanlageS , of ~Y by Fisher, ~d Chevrolet, yoo ~·- 15 the onlt low-pr1~ car that)las a Fi$1ier • 9-E WAM'lED 10 QO cur '' ~- . • e11ling on *READY FOR QUICK SALE 2 cents per word, one Insertion. Minimum charge 50c.--4c ccnl~ per word for three consecutive Insertions. Special - One month for 2S cents per word. . . Full rale of 2 cents per word will be charged fo_r ad_vcrtls.tn!( 1r not paid for before the 25th of each month Coll_owmg _mserhon: Errors in Advertising-Should be reported 1mmedtately . . 1 he Daily SenHnel will not be responaible for more than one mcorrect inscrt:ion. . Card of Thanks and Special Notices of Event~; prmled at regu Jar classified rates. Obituaries published It 1 cent per word. Wouldn't you say that most of the '57 cars look good from 50 feet away, but what about from 50 inch,. away? · What does a close-up of the grille tell you, for example? Is it solidly made like the new Chevrolet grille? Or, in Cl)mparison cjoes it look less rich in design-feel less strong imd solid? Compare the quality and "oonstruc:iion of the bumpers and headlights, the fit of the chrome trim. The more clooely you look all around the car, the more clearly you 'II see U1at Chevrolet has the edge in the way it's put together. You'll find, lor instance, that Chevrolet is the only L'm .:bi11Q Petter A Crypl.ocram Qtlota.Uoa RATES Only fron<hiseJ Che•rol"' dealirs • CAN YOU USE $81--$$0 ·a week iD: addition. to your prcaenl earninaa! s.tpply Consumers in 1M I" I A newspaper route win llolp do· In MIODLEPORT, OHIO METROPOLITAN tl;ld tbree ~leeplna rooma. Phone . Llh, CMualtr anll . . . . ... F1JMJSHID 3-Room Apartment '-lelr· :t·~ '·' •• • Go<KI Clean All Makoo and Modell ~ "·=- I the look on its ace I INSURANCE AGENC'Y 61- ' UlfMtd 15, (loin (Jij)-, O'Brieli., Attys. i M\X WARO et 12-Htoolo A J.jopoarlor ·- - \, ' Chevrolet shows you somo important diJJertlllceil :in low;~~riced cars just by Ave., ( 17 l Help Wanted ag.y, - ' extra- ( geol.) ... t,.. ..,,. f'or rent - Eleetrlc •~pa~:u •teamer. CUnten r-.~aer, 11111dlep"rt- Ph. Ufi&.X. , Il-l-If ..... Ulll-1 .......,_._ are: 5 Room-- modem APARn.$NT, call Pomeroy 271W or Mfddteport 81NBI 5 lf ,. 37 't•ktr 4-H ~····- SU:EPINO ROOMS, cloac In town, 12i Butternut. 1 1~ 12\c Jl, pte<t 20, OWned c1 .I - 1 D. CUahtoa dor --.-~- -~ 1-21-6tc rulers 3..f. Sun a:o4 11. Half an em U . Ouidt 25.1et1oUI \ Funerol Home ' ,.,... ....... ..., =. Office. D•IIOI ill Tho .VIM P - I The office of Vice President Is Litehf.ield SundJY. Trevey-Finste~Vold rtrl voua perapn 27 . Put• (~-.) 12.~c• ' P'hfM 510 11<4' For Rent 2e . Orat"' 20-21. 'nlrlct FOR SALE WANT ADS PHONE 398 . • • Mile-hie· T. Dwtlll $. lk»en• 18. OwtP.J OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. 2a:-::To-n-, - o:-l"'c,--:LOVER. AU'AJ,FA and Timot~y hay. J. E. D. Hartinger, Pomeroy. 1 17 6\p In half 2!S . Wttle J~,.... 15. WE BUY 1 22 3tc 2(. Cut lnJ• 1. Yount ·~ woman ~. (ltMa.) ' 28. Span1ah 10. ~ 1'tllft •pin 12tQintU'tleter 11. Oboe't t.orle ,...,, • 12. Native29. Bun 30. Cuba IS . .... uted EppUilD la.:&ururY u . Outdo'• low• il. TunJ.Iian Plans wil1 be discussed later for a projed of work and tours tO be taken by the group. Remember that date, Third Saturday of each month at 10:00 Jn the Extension When people suddenly flee bereaYcmcnt the aervil-e o( a trus\ worthY funeral director Ia tndi• pcnt~able. They al•o welcome the tutormatlon and COUDSel rece~v­ ed at wf)O t . JUver 50 while hciiVy HENS $1.00 e"·h tl l 24 ttc at rarm . S. 11. Layman, Bastian · . ~~i,;,;;;;;;=;;....;;;;~;;;;;;;;. 1 Kono Road. 1 22 31p • • HAY fOR SALE. mixed IIHI slr.right Timothy. $20.00 per ITIItUCTURAL z aiAMI ton. WUiiam Culwell, Rl. l. Car· ICitAI-' IRON - MIT Al..l pt•ntcr. L 22- 6tp TWO t:SEO GLASS Dlaplay C41St'5 8' lona 3' hlih 2' rect deep. Muat JO. N!~!ed ~pace. Priced cheap. Mei111 Motor Company Phone 8023 SkJrt optn• 4,, 1. Jt,ounded I protubtr· Daily Sentinel, l'omeroy-Mlddleport, 0 . Jan. 24, 1957-7 u.l\do4 rela- and many ulhcr mhcellllncoul! artldc11. Salt lo commeuce al 1:00 o'clo~k p . m. Terms: Cash . Ben J . Spencer, Administrator Brownie Wood11, Auctioneer. wringer typP wilh p11mp. Uke new, $75.00 ACROSS. ' (1110, 17, 24, 3} 1217, lite The following real e&tate sltual· • tori In Section No. 30. Townsblp No. 7, Range No. 15, of the Ohio Company's Purchase, Salem Township, Meigs County, Ohio, and bounded and described as follows : Belni the southwest quarter of tbe Northwest quarter of said section, containing 40 acres , more or lesa, IY ' FUNDS PARCEL NUMBER THREE: cxC'epling therefrom 20 acrea, Ballmc~. Jan. 1, 19:wJ (clerk'll) Olive Town~hip , Meigs County, more or less. which lie• on the Road Fund 4,401.90 State of Ohio. Being all that part East side of the public road, t!onGeneral Twp. Funds 3M.M veye'd to Glady8 Knotts by deed Balance, December 31, 19!'16 Total or all Funds 4,7MI.46 recorded in Deed Book 168 Page Road Funds 4,616.26 435 of Meigs County Deed Records. R'eeelpts -During Year 4.67 Road Funds 11,844.94 Goen~rat Town9hip FUnds Being the Bame real estate con, General Township Funds 2,016.1ft Total af all fo' unds 4,620 .93 veyed to w. H. Knotts by deed Total of all Funds 13,861.09 Outshndin~ Warrants~ Dec. 31 recorded In De£:d Book 183 Page Total Recei~ts and Balance Road Funds 96.00 139 of Meigs Countr Deed Records. Road Funds 24.50 18,Z46.8-4 Gener!l Tovmship Funds The PTayer of 11ald petition Is General Township Funds 2,370.'H Total of a11 Funds 120.50 · for sale of said real estate for the Total of all Funds 18,817.~ Balance In D.eposilory, Dec. 31 payment of debts of said decedent Payments during year Road Funds 4,702.26 and charge9 aforesaid, ;~nd for oth· Road Fund::~ General Townahip Funds 29.:i7 11,830.$6 cr relief. Total of all Funds 4,74.1 .43 General Township Funds 2,366.04 The persons flr11t ~<~boYe men· Total of all Funds 13,996.62 (1) 24 ltc tioned will further l.a'ke notice that they have been made parties deFOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS fendant in the above petilion and that Lhey arf> requirt'd to answer the same on or before the 16th day of February, 1957. KENNA KNOTTS, Admlnl• tutor of the f:ttate of Wil· liam H. Knoth, DectatH. (12) 27. (1) 3, 10. 17, 24, 31 , .. I. P'ARt;EL NUMBER FOUR: Situated in OhYe Township, Meigs County , Oh1c, and beifll the south half of the nDrthwest quarter of Sedion 11. Town 4 and Range J1. and bounded as follows, on the east by land3 of George S. Fields , and on the .south by lands of C. S. 1 To ' •• _ 1 but whose present address lS unTot•l S.I..-IM 8l1i:l WaeM Paid Ou,.. k~own and cannot, with. reason$6019.70 able diligencl' , be ascertained; lng th• v .. r 1956. or kl'UI Fstote ---- at ANNUAL PINANCIAL REPOaT Farrah , who r~~>idel Kalamazoo State Hospital, Kala· Rutllncl Township, MI-l,. County Ohio mazoo, Mich.igan, Robert Knottt, For tht Fiscal YHd Ending 0. whose l ast kn own piece ol resi~ dcnce was Elkto n, Mar,¥1and , _R. D. c•miMr 31, 1956. Populatlan 2153, Calrence Knotts who last known ' place of reaidence WIUI Ivyda 1e, West Virginia and whose present place of resid~nce i~ unknown and cannot be ucertained ; Ralph on t•nda). l't•hr uary R 1957 , al 1 Knotts. whose last known place of 10 .00 A . M.. ~ S. T m oHi l·es of, residence was Powellton, West the CommlS·IO R. 65 South fron1 Virgin ia, but whnae preaent re•l· Street. Oh io Depar tments Build- dence is unknown and cannot. ing, Culu mb us. Oh co_ with reasonable dillgence , be asThe Pu blte C111 it it>s Com - certained ; Russell Knotts, whoae mtsswn o r oh io last known place of reflidence WIS B} c J \i (Jrt:c rt y. ,\tlorn l'y Ivydale, West Virginia, but whose Ex;, mcrwr and Seere1ary pres-ent place of residence is unOl 24 lie known and cannot be ucertalned; Leland Price, who!le la8t known place of residence is 1010 South Clothing School Quebec St., Apt. 5, Arhngton, Vir· ginia , and whose present place Pl ano are be lu g rn:~de this wef'k residence is unknown and cannot ror t lw clothing l)('h!llll to bf' hl'ld he ascertained; will t41ke notice in Huntingt0n on Man·h 5. Make that Kenna Knotts, as admlnlstraplans now all those who plan tor of the estate of WIIUam H. to attend. Knotts, deceased, on the ~tb dar - - - - - of $eptember, 1952. filed his petition in the Probate Court of Mele• llal.a Street. Pomiiii'OJ, Ohto. ' Bon~__:_ !bon~ . 6"dl •AYI DON'T YOU KNOW? roMPtzn: ID!ill"'"~ce Prot~llt>l. Baker's wlll live you the best Ufe. Auto, Fu~e>, ~olto C•LI Ou trade on furniture or appllan~UIR, Middleport . Ohlo ee.s. 4-6 tf (8) Auto Sales I' came- 1 ---- publiabed .u 1 C\!!nt PeT word. Legal Notice Legal Notice I Enterprise EUB Youth Fellowship Meet•' ng Is Held or the north ~·If o! tbe nortl!weot quarter vf 'leetlon 11, town 4, od · rona• n that u.....ot o1 tb• ou~>SHIR!f,'IIALI 0' RllAL Uc road wbi~b p ..~~ se• throu&b tald ISTATI aectlon, .... puns 10 ....., ..,d •• . The State of Ohio, Mel.. Collftfy G. T. Ruth off the West end of Common Pl..• Court said quarter seetion , also es. cep~ The Y o~th Fellowtbip ol the lhnlamln Hllldor•, PlalntiH ins a lot out of the Nortbwe1t cor- Enterprise EUB Churcb beld tbelr ner of nid land , now owned by bUJlneaa m\:etiDI OD Wednelda)' fr•nk N. Hilld.-., Deft:rMiant Watson and PhUlips, on tbe wut eYening at the ebiH'Cb. Case No. 12454. by land of Amos G. Rardon, on In pursuance of an Order of the south by lands of Cowdery, .Pla:ns were made for the DltSale in Pattilion In the above en· and Fields, and on the east by the trict ' Youth Rally to be. beld here titled action, 1 wi11 offer for sale public road. containing 40 acres on March 4. They alao planned to at public auction, at the door of more or less. There is a right of sponJor a Bake Sale on Feb. 16th the Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio waY ·reserved along the aoutb tide tor the "Baby Bishop Fund." in the above named County, on of sald lot by Cowdery, from the Saturday, the 16 day of February, putUc road to his lot This deed 1"7, at 10. a. m. o'clock , the fol· is for land aold to J . W. Johnson , lowing described real estate, situ- by the heirs of Thomas Gum, as attt ln the County of Meits and recorded in Deed Boot 96, pages State of Qhlr,, and ln the Township 10, 11, 12 and Number 107, pag~ 42 of Meigt County, Ohio. of Olive, t.o-wl.t: Legal Notice OAILY CROSSWORD 't.- . FIRST I'LL PUT THIS ICE PACK ON YQUR HEAD NoW- BE--CALM ANP SNIFF THIS SMELLING SALTS �• ' 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 24, 1957 The Daily Sentinel '' ·~ • •.. p: -· Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 607t Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6'244 Th11 1957 Mercury Convertible Cruiser- the most powerfu] pace car in history - w 111 lead the nation 's 33 fastest racing cars across the starting line next Memonal Day to officially open the 41st running of the annual SOO-mile race at the Ind Janapo!J s Motor Speedway. Francis C. (Jack) Retth , general manager of the Mercury DlVlSlOn and a Ford Motor Company vice president, hi behind the wheel of the 290-hp pace C"ar which he will dnve to start the race. Bes1de him is Anton Hulman, Jr., Speedway president , who will g1ve the starting signal to the onrushing drivets . Exact duplicates of the Official Pace C.1r will b~ sold by Mercury dealers all over the country. ' dl YNe1g · hbOrS Cl U b V0 tes Frlen To Sponsor "Heart Fund" Drive The Friendly Neighbors Club voted to sponsor the "Heart Fund" drive In Pomeroy during the annual Hurt Fund driYe in Ft'bruary when they mt't Tuesday eventna: at the home of Mrs. Henry Werry, Pieasaut Ridge. Mn. Elwood Bowers, president, presided and a report was made on Chnstmas baskets which were sent to n~lly families. Matenals were distributed to members of the club who are assistmg in the polio d~<vc •n the Naylors Run area. A new p~uu•cl for the club if' to assi11t families in the ne1ghborhood 1n the event of death in the I ami I y, Th e cI Ul!•- w Ill prepare th e noon meal on the dav oi the fun' era!. CnntrihuiJOns nf $5.00 each were made to the pnlio fund and the heart fund drives. Mra. Joseph Struble, Mrs. George Burhanan and Mrs. H~rold Lohae were named as the nommaling committee to report at th~ March meeting. The J<'e bruary meeting will be held al the borne or Mn. Hobert Arnold, at wh1ch time an auction of home made articlea will be held. A valentine gift exchange for se::l1!l pals will be another feature of the meeting. Mrs. Pearl Poulen was weicorned as a new member. Mrs. Denver Thoma received a birt-hday gift anrl Mrs. Dorothy Tyo and Mrs. GPrald GruPstr each received altnlverliary g1fts from their secret pahi. The traveling prize was awardf'd to \Irs Olive Ingraham. Game~ w('n• played and prizes awardt:d to \frs Roy Smith and Mrs. W•lla!'d llclncs and Mrs. Grue.<Jrr rNf'IVe the lucky number prize awarrlf:d In the mint cups. Refreshment~ were aerved bv~ the ho~.tess to those named above d h 1 an ~~ s. C ar c:o~ Lt'gar, Mrs. • Da. hi ld v 0 anger , Mrs. Leon McKnight Mrs. I (ona I d S1mt h . Mrs. Thomas . Sh ld McCJ ung, •', rs. W I II Jam cr an , Mr s. J ac k "no bt>On, Mrs. Don1ey Re1"b l.' 1 an d ·rommy an d Ra 1P h W erry. I f'IVe T0 At t en d BPW Lunche.on At State C0pit0 I . . f~vC' mPmbers of thC" \1Jddle!torf Bu,sm~ss .. nd · Profe!i~lun~l \\omens Club plan to go to ( Q!umbus Saturday where they Wl ~ l altl'nd the luncheon at the Nell House given hy the Oh1n t'edf'ratJOn of B P W for I he wom('n m~mbcrs of Lhc Ohio Le gi~!aturt• Pn·n•!hng thl' luncheon there will bl' :-~ conductt•d tour of tho.> State Capitol arr<m'~l'd bv :\lrs .o ld·a E"d mo1H 1son, :-~ mrmbcr o1 the !louse ot ltcpn·~ntatlve5 and president of the 1'ol umhus Club. I(. Speakers ;n tlw Judll'on >Ail! he Guw•rnor C. W1lli:~m tJ'Nl'ill. Mrs. !Jelen <;ons•!l!. D<>mocratJc National ('omnultl'(' woman of Ohio; Mrs. Kathcrln(' Kennedy Brown , Rcpt!hllcan Nalional Com· mittee woman of Ohio , and Mrs Anaes Merritt, chairmau of thc Ll.'gislative Advh.:ory Cornrntttec of the Ohio F'cdcratwn . ALFRED Heath Meth.odist Closs 12 Circle Meeting Held On Wednesday Nite Class 12 lucie of the Wli.C.S. or Heath Methodist Church met Wednesday cvcnin# al the home of \'Irs C. M. Hcnnesy with Mrs. Earl Kmght. president, presiding. The devolwnal sen·ice WIS led b> Mrs. David C. ~tiller who read the l03rd Psalm and a prayer to conclude thc service. During the huslnl.'ss mectmg Mn . No•h Ha&· kms gm , report ollhe gifto from :~: ~~; 1 ',n'tic~.:""c ~~ K:~t At the do~M: or the proeram Mrs. Knight thanked Miss Zerkle for the informative talk and the Rev C. R. Konkrighl closed the meeting with a prayer. The hostesses were Mrs. Henn.sy, Mrs. C. 0. Fuher, Mrs. Richird Chamben, Mrs. Noah Ha&kinli, Mn. Norman Wayland with M.rs. D. S. Harold as a contributor. They invited the members and guests : Mr. Konkri.S:ht, Miss Zerki~. Mrs. Burr P'orteit and Mr1. J. F. Grayly, Phoenix, Ariz., to the whe.r.e Ml'll. Knight dinlng-r90m ~resided at the s1lver coffee ser- nght. to a family of 12 cbil~n as a Christmas project of the ·Cire!.e. A card wa 11 read from t;e pu-ents thanking the Circle P~!CJnb!Jn · · I for their gifts and anou.e,- cull .vicc . from Mr.!. Paul Thomas, ja\ memAn arrangement of evergreen bcr, was read thankinJ them fllr and yellow tfl;pers on a green canthe cards and gJCts for her new dle-board was used fo-r the d.iniDIbaby. Mi 8 s frieda Faehnu1e ehairii:Mn room table and refreshment& were of the pecan projeet,' reported "'erved by the hostesses. ~ume nut$s still a\·aildabiTehat 1her orne at 1.25 1 pon~ · e C &Sii --- hash sold 3~ lbs. this yea~- Mrs Jo n Hawkms Jr. , has sold 71 lbll ] an~ Mrs. Harry Chf'sher. 65 lbs .. an are the Lop sales-1adlea ol 1 the group. The Clrcle wil! serve the can teen when the Bloodmobile unit vasil.s Pomeroy Junior High Sch ool on January 30, Mnd Mrs. P. L Mitch, Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan and Mrs Norman Wav!and are eo ' chairmen. They will be aolisted by Mrs. Glenn Lambert.· Mn. James Criswell, Mrs. John ·K et chka, Mrs. Harry Chesher, Mrs James Simpson, Mrs . Ralph Rad clifle, Mrs. Knight <md Mr~. M L. French. In add1tion to the members ol S. S. altcnd.anc•· on Jan . 20 the LegiS iatlJrr . women members of the Ohio Hoard or Erluc<tlion was 47 ; !he nfrering $8.26. Worship SN~ic••s WPre held al <Jnd tho~c nppomtt>d to Important Members arc contributing foorl with ;•n atlt'ndance of 26. gnvernml'nt positiOns will bl' honand money for the project anC FA1 MELIS AWAY 10·45, ored . D1nsmun· lloyiPs icadw~ 1\-11\lll•.lr; 1'111•1 1 pi.'''"'' ll•' l''"'l the Methodist Men 's Association r ,.,, ,.,. ,,, •·• , ., ,. , ,,_.h i•. 'wr·ll ··- M• . 'J ht• \\1 S ( S rncetlnu schcdu A • c~. , -..: .. .', .,. 11 4 ~~ '"''"· o 1 1, ,r1 I I f .1• J · :~rran~ emcn:s lor thr 3frall' is assisllng in !he contributiom 15 ''"'"'""'' "''~'· '"'"'!'"''' ln•lw\11~Ct or ur~ ('\'('. an . , wa ~ aa .. b ring m,uc · I· h y :-,a l·t e I''·!" lll! 1c and J A. Young Sr. 1s furnishing I I Ill u•,! ·u<< • ••"llll~I ,J•• · llliokln~llrnpllSJ'I!IIll·r l T 110'~ . ('Vt'., J an 22 , the fruit iuico. r-~1 J 11 .~ .- I"" 411 It's.. It ''h Affalrli t IH11rmnn "11 ~ A11n Bol\l' 1Ill' In W£',1\ 11!'1' lOll( l lOllS 1\ ~k \•• ,, ol . o• 111, 1 rnl' f nuolel"~ oF I h t'r (' lliiHIIi\lH• "I IliS IS il ro and The Circle di scu.~st'd various IH"l\:!>1 Jll '~;r.r·l C"'· ' 'l l r .. 1r Y.. u ·n llll't•!lng '>1>111 !w 111'1!1 at the hom e __.. l II . .. r ...... ,, ,H,'.":;', 1;; •;, ~T: 1 ,\t;; :: onocnl wh• le uf 1 ;~un•·t Wlruli,Jnd orulna l'd progn1m or a .State projects and Will se nd magazines -----~,.--;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;,_;;;;. · _..;;;...-;;.;..;..;·,;;--;;·_ _ _ _;;;,.;;;;..;;;·~~~. commltll'I'S Jnv1i:~twn ~ have hccn to McJgs (;oneral Husp ilal for the I l senl to Stah• lloarrl nwmbers, pattents. In thf' absence of Mrs. Past Stah• Prl'sirlf'nts t5U Al!ih3Ld E. M. Blake , program chaiMnan , t'l uh rru ldl'nt s a1111 memhl'rs of '-1rs. Knight introduce d the guest Sp('t:Jal (:omnllt!('t·~ speaker, Miss Nellie Zerkle , who ga,..e an intcreslmg talk nn her State Pre~H knt , :\'Irs llomlhy \'lsits to Wl!liam~burg, \'a. 1 t•'IP rhtiH' I' , FliHI!i•.\•, will tll'•· ~idf' ,tl Miss ZNk!e, after a brii•f re. th<' !unch('Oil Sponsored lly Bela Sigma Phi 1 sumc of 1he history of the town \l1ddkport llll'llillt'l' ~ planu:ng lo llihich was restore~! wtlh money • !-:o an• Mrs Wt·~lt·}' l"r\' pre~1denl. Ui,..en by John . 0. RockefeliN, dear !\lr~. Kt•lnwlll M('Elh llln e\', Mrs. <Tihcd the huihllngs, thctr turn' (;uy ltcynoid s. Miss Ntna llusll(~ll ~~l:ilngs , the gardens, shop:. and pt'ople who !Jve in W1Jiiamshurg illld .\-ll >s Fn·ddu ~ Jlnud ;1stll'll and act as host ·and ho.!ltt•ss fot• lhc vi~;llnrs who came to see DANCE Pomeroy Jr. Hi Gym J\l CRQ SATURDAY JANUARY ~IUSJC '.lur IY r.urr·rrsr BY Orin~ JOE STEELE AND THE KINGS Single $1.50 Couple U.OO ADMISSION Students -75e Roya1 Crown Colo. , , Low"! of oil in .. Jories b: actual test. ,--~-- Jenkinson's Observe 47th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jenkhaon quietly observed their 47th wedding anniversar.)l, Fridn Ja.aurtry 18, Bt thei.r bbme East Main St. on Saturda:y, Mrs. le.nkiDiOil eelebr~ted her birthday. They haVi! one daughter, Mrs. Robert Ruaaell and one granddaught~er, Mrs. Vernal Blackwood, wh& rer;idn on Spring Ave. Mr _ Jenkinson who was injured in a coal mine in 1952 has been unable to work since . ~ f Mr SLACK COSTUME from B. H. Wragge'• collection. The shirt, silk surah Jn & "think-of· three" pattern or red, yellow and black, 11 worn with a white handknlt wool dtckey. The "etralght-away" a\ack1 are deaip.ed 1.o. winter .• gmy 11annel. The belt, of black cal!skln, has bri•ht honelhoo tabl .ln. re<J and )'ellow, ::!llrl a Sunday wi\h "tr and Mrs t>lenn Haning at Downi ngto n. Mr. and Mrs Guy Tuhrman of Springfield l~:l llcd on his brother Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman and children, Saturday. Mrs. McE!roy and hors, who ha \le been UJ ~re i1nproving hut the boys are not abh' to alll'nd school. Guests o{ Mr. and \lr~. S. A. Wyatt were their son. Sam, and famil~· and Henry Ll'e and Ormnie Wyatt of Harrisonvllh·. The Leo Davidson family arf' improvmg from a recent iii ness. Cora Giles has returned from a 1 visit to her r-hildren in Lakeview and Sp1·ing£ield. the _hi>torical hom'=--. __ _ R_UIBERMAID DRAtNIOARD MAT A nO"·sk•~. C'l$~'on'd surfa(e fQr d1shes. Saves work, cuh down on 1C:Ouflng. Bu•it -1 n ,lope for qotd. dro1ning. Save~ the surface of your sto,..e from scretche~ end ~fe1nl. Makes a hand)' place lor hot po n5. Prov•de-~ e•rro work1ng space m your k1lchen. Won't worp, cred, curl, or softe-n. $1.69 See ovr complete ~e-lectoon .... resistent to heal, soop, $2.29 of Rubbermc11d products grea~e, and hot water ELBERFELDS Make Sure You Have Plenty Rites Art Held On January.. 22 BOTTLED GAS or. 1ira! in g. In charge of the Raw• Burial l!ngs-Coats Funeul djrecton was in Ek>c<"h Grove Cemetery. Pallhf',11ren were Clair Spencer , Rob<'rt Rilchlc, Jame1 Bea.rhl, Ro~~ald Dearhs, Alva 'Yost, Alvin Smitb and Carl JennlnJS. Coming from o~t ft.f town $o!' the services were: Mra, !\l.ymand ·: PullinR Jr. daughter, .RhOIIIda · of Thurston; Mr. and Mrs. 80)' 1 ~!:vans and dau~ter, Pamria. Cu- · al Winchester; Mn. L. R. C~trml""- ' . ael. South Wcbater; Mra. Arthur ' Mitch and Alvln Smith, Masaillqn . ' . Mrs. Lettie Jennlnga •.nd Jrlr. anrt :\1r~. Ernest Rifllt', Gallipolia FNry, W. Va.; Mrs. (;eorgc Rl'arhs, Mrs. Lucille B. llawkins, 1\f •·s. C. H. Wise -1nd Mrs. Rodney Sllu«!r of Middleport; and 1\lrs. B('n Spencer, Antiquity. For Real Quick Service '"d VOL Vlll NO. 240 For Brooder House Hook-Ups - ' House Trollers- Home Use We ore equipped and prepared to render prompt bottled gas service to owners of broodet houses, house troi lers, and to private home consumers. Ours is the only bottled ·gas plant in Meigs County. See us for this modern cooking ond heating system for the ru ra I home. Looking For Something ·• • eanng I ---Co '} To Be Made On E. S UDCI R .... 124 Cba I vracuse JApproves $17,003 MaJor E. F. __ o.,e r:l . Hld the Budget FOr }957 to a Is p~nning near lt. llaln-11, wile of Richard Jon... I Pomeroy Villase councilman. Lo· cation of the Pomeroy offi~es wUI be in the Allen Appliances store located at 224 E Main-at. In Middleport, the new appointee i& to be Mrs. Eleanor S. Schaar who will maintain offices in that vi:llage at Z43 South Second-av. . Supp II es and records were IS· 1m~d to new ap~ointees ~n Thutsd.a)' and , a~cordmg to 1nformation ava1la~ e tod_ay, ~oth were ordered to have the1r off ice~ opened 01_1 Satur~ay . January 2fi wheq . thc1r app:untm cnts become effectJve. T~e regi~trar R!JPO~tllJn('nts here were the ftrst made m thl~ county U~d~r th_e new Republican adJntmstrallon. _ _form~r reg1strar~ were Mrs Bud Wilson, E. Mam-st Pomeroy and Richard Folde:l'l, 916 Lo~st-st Middleport. with button-free mattress CoftiJJiot.: Heldboord, M1ttro11, eo• Sp~na ond StHI ,,.,. -·~- __, WANT't For t Ulftlted thM eftl>j 9.5 ADS the I Call ClOMI'liBTil .I' Tol Stribling Retired Banker Death Reported Funeral services for Tol Stribling, 87, retired banker of Point Pleasant, will be held on Saturday at 3 p.m . at the Christ Episcopal Cburrh in Point Pleasant. Stribling was a director ancl former vice-president of the Citinn's National Bank or Point PleasanL He died at hia horne in Pi. Pleasant on Wednesday night following a brief illness, The d~eased was i lifelong resident of M19on County and ~ad been a ,Pt. Pleasant banker for 66 years. He was a dir~tor of the Pt. Pleasant Building :and Loan Auociation, a member o( the Christ Episcopal Church and a member or the vestry for mor~: than 50 yearlt He was a member of Minturn Lodge 19, AF & AM. Franklin Commandcry No. 17, Knights Templar, and Point Pleasa~t Chapter 7, Royal Arch Masons. He was al10 a member of the Point Pleasant Kiwanis Club and a graduate of West Virginia University. Survivors include the widow. Mrs. Margaret Work Stribling; one daughter, Mn. Lester Get.zloe of Pt. Pleasant; a son, George 1' Stribling o! Harrington Park, N J ., and two grandchildl'en. BAKER FURNITURE '· On The Brightest Corner In Middleport 398 clubs. HOW! RUTLAND, OHIO • Mayor C, 0. Fisher of Middleport said today he needs "anothe~ term 16 complete several projects for the good of the row~ ' that have been gotten underway the past year. Hta statement came at the same time he sald he would file petilio1111 today or Saturday for re-election . Three items were high on the mayor~s list fOr immediate ac. =- Ira Beegle Named As ~hairman For Sutton Trustees h'bu kn::. M00Se Lod T0 I Stage AGrand Open,ng Feb o_ ·• -r-------- Ira Heeg:e was elected chairman of Sutton Townshlp Trustees at an organization meeting held in Syraruse recently . William Hams was namf'd \'ice ~hairman Thf' trustees reported an lnvenLory of ali equipment and tool~ •"<~lued at $7.660 and an annual appropnatJon was approved for current expenses for lm57 totalin~ $1:..:,140. in another act,on trustees raittd the wages for hand labor to Stf per day for truck driven to !510 per d<~Y, and for te.1ms to $B pl!!r d .o~.y. Regular meeting!~ wJI! be held the last mondQ" in eat"h month at 1:30 p.m. in the Syracuse Town Hall. :i:·.=..~· ::;-~·r,=: tliiUO* .wlillll ~ - . --..trDl't"•~-~~~ Pat.da~A. · . '·~' . . . . . 11; wbo lfiU,ppeared O«c. 28: ·'l'be clrcumlltanoea ~ retnltdllcent of p-ueeome trljllenur4er of Ulree boya lli months bef'or.; wha.e nude bodlel were totmd ln a woods tn the Chicago t.rU.. Tbl.t crime etill remains a mystery. (lnternatWnaiB~mH4phot08) Racl.ne H1"gh Scltool Student Brewer~ -o homemaking knowledge and atti-administered f , to senior girls in the graduating class. Her eX.Illnination .p aper will be entered competition name thls state's candidate for tbe title of All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow and aJao be conlidered for the runnerup award in the state. For her achievement, R I h "Cht·ner" Robson 65 of 8 P · ' ' . the will receive a,n award pm M.tnersvl"lle, operator or a tix.J designed by Trifari of New York. serv 1' ce 1·0 Pomcrov. for a n'-lmber The national winner In the third or year, died early this morning .annual Search conducted among in Holzer Hospital whf're h(" had 300,1526 young women in 11,636 of been a patient for lhe past three the nation'll public, private and .weeks wi~h a heart ailment. The .deceased was born in Hartparochial higll achools wJU be ford, W- va., the son of the latf• named Mav 2 at the American T1ble banquet in the Waldorf. Ralph and Nannie Hood Robson, and was pr~eded in death by two Astotla Hotel, New York City. brotben Wil1iam and James and General Mill& is sponsor of the a sister Mrs. Tippie Mills. program de&ign.ed to assist schoobt Survlvina arc his wtle Gladys; In education for home an~ famil)' two dapgttters, Mrs. ·cene Kloes living and to emphasize throu&h an.d Miu Eleanor Robson hoth of a sound scholarship award pro- Minersville · a brother Steve Robgram the personal qualities and .wn of caliipolls, and tl"O sister~. sense of values necel'ISSI'Y lo sue-~ Mrs. TbC)mas Duffy, and Mrs. Mabcessful homemaking. A total or el Winebrenner, Syracuse. $106,000 in -~ebolarships will be I Funeral serv lci'S w11J he held awarded. sunday at 2:30 p m. in the Syra· cuse Method ist Church with Rev. Each state Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow . will receive George Davis officialing. Friends may rall al the relli· a $1,500 scl.olarship and an edud~nce at any t mu•. cational trip with her school adFuneral arrangcmr11ts are in visor to Wi\s~ington, D. c.. colonial Williamsburg, Va., and New ch~trge of t!lf' Hawhngs-Coals FunYork City. A $500 scholarship will eral Hom" , Mirldlcport. . be aWarded the runnerup girls in each state. The school of the state winner will receive a set or En~e .SOW cycloPedia Britannica. ' " Fire Destroys IRt. 7Dwelling Early Friday 1 _ _::::_~·=-.==:.:::::::__:=::::_::::_.::~=::::::::__________..:._______...:__ _:___ . Betty Crocker Contest GallitlOlis May WIDS The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow in Racine Face f.ourt Over High School is Emma Lee Brewer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ohio. , the biabest score in a written examination on Sewage Disposal . She receivedPortland, tudu, Dec. Ralph Robson, 65 In to C} • d B D th anne y ea will At H0 Izef Friday COLD? WHY; IT'S. JUST FINE Smoke from a fire nf. undcter, mmcd ongin woke vp Vern Glass ] about 4 : 15 this morning in lime Five Seek Police ~~~·~,.;~. ";:;;~.~:.m :~' :.~~ I Chief Position Gl;::·~~~i·:. c~e;r!~.!:ic;;oou:: For Middleport the Kelly which was completely destroyed . $600 worth of personal property The building, near Kl!!lroy Night Club, was owned by . Ftve applications are on fileGreuSf'r. Grneser reported there two o( them VE!rbal-for the posi- w11s a small insurance policy covtlon of Chief of Poliee in Middle- ering it. port Mayor C. 0 . Fisher said toFuemeu in trucks Nos. 1 and 2 day. were unable to save the structure. Former Chief of Pulice Russell Bailey announced his resignation last Monday. The mayor said council was tentlvely planning a meetina: Jan. 30 to make a decision on CINCINNATI, 0 . UP Prodthe new chief. He said two of the five appHca- uce: tiom have been verbal but these . Eggs, ,•bout ,ac.eady, net prices individuals indicated they would paid at arms or U.S. consumers · •-- 31complete formal , written requests wh"tles and brown. A JUmUVD 39 A 1 · · A d' •• for the joh. ; arge ___,-; me tums. ~ 27; A small 20-24; B large 26-27; FOB Cincinn1ti, whites and brown MEETING POSTPONED A large 35-36; A medium 33-34; The regular Sunday meeting of B large 33-34. .the Pomeroy Firemen 's AHOCiaChickens. undertone on fryers tion has been postponed from Sun- firm; fryers 3-34 lb 17-18; hens, day January 27 to Sunda31 Febrq- hea\·y tY))I!! 14-'17; hens, Iicht type ary 3 due to the death of~s. Jler- 10-12. man Werry. Butter, 90 IICOI'e 68., Market Reports ___,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ....::...,.._._ __ PHYSICS .LAW FOUND WRONG Jud Fredc .tural li&bll41. of COUI'tltl. ~ll!Jf..lr!IGtiQMll The scholarship of the young woman named All-American ~omemaker or Tomorr~w wlll be mcroased to $6,000, This yl!!ar for the firs_t tim~ girls wbo rank -hC~Pall bearer.s St"rvin~~: at the fun · ond, thard and .fourth In the na- eral of t.llc late Judge Fred \\'. tiooal finals wdl rect'ive $4,000, Crow, Thursday allcrnoon at the $3,~ and $2.000 scholarships, rc- Ewing Funeral home were Dan spcctJvely. c. Harlingcr. J. K D. Uarting,rt Albert Hitl, Jr.. W~llace Wea~r. George Meinhart anrl Clair Karr. MEIGS GliNUAL HOSPITAL tlo_norary p:.ll hearers were Admitted, Mr. Henry Ward. Hcnrl' C.hcrrinton. R. W. Fln:;JterMiddleport; Waiter Cross, l...an ~~s· wald, iohn HallldaY, Dr Joh~r- Bakville; Mrs. Dale Walburn, Middleer, Theodore lh•t'd, Sr., Gordon port. Bush. -D. Curlis Reed, Ccdrit:! W. Ditreh.argcd, Mrs. Hal1ic llanin~. Clark, Mannm;.: Webster, E. W. Downlngton; Pearl Jatobs. I'omc Peoples, John Ba(·on, F. fl·. O'Brleo; J . · n. O'Bricn. Bl'rnard Fultz. roy; . Emma Hayman, Racinr . Birt.hJ, Mr. and Mrs: Dal~ Wal- I Dor Schaefer. Dr R. E. 13otcc~ · E." burn and son, F. llobimon and Ed Stark . tion . These Jncluded: 1. A hou1ing project , details of which cannot be disclosed now. 2. A 1moo1-hly working plan inSUI'ing proptT care or the eemetery. 3. More action on a sanitary sewer system and dl!lposal plant for thE" town, posiibly in cooperslion with Pumeroy. The mayor said Middleport has been known as a home for "old folks" too lo11g and that the town will have to do tomething to hold lls Young Jl('ople. "We are going to spend about · $500,000 on new ~ebool and im· provernents in existing schoot.," he said, ''and we need more ta:r· able llropertv here to help pay the bill . He thought that sint"e industrial expansion is certain to come to Meip eouoty the only wily Middleport can benefit is to push a housing project. Then that more people will decide to live in the town, he said. "A lot of work bas already been done em a M:lddleport housing expaniion," Fisher di~elosed. He .added that althoU,Jb suocess in the propoaal looked "good" not!J.. ing more could be reported of it now. Concerning the cemetery plan the mayor said the public respond· ed nobly W a fee plan whereby for $3.50 per year burial plots eaa be kept in good repair. Further retineqlents of this ayatem, including one in whlc.b internt from deposited funds by indivi· duals is USC'd for the s;ame pur· pose, is ex:rected. The mayor said he had been disappointed last year when Pomeroy council md w1th Middleport council on a C'Ombtned sewer plan for both to ...·ns. then failed to Invite Middleport to a Pomeroy meeting. He admitted Lhat while qa. -Uon1Uy famous Burgess & Niple consultinl! e:~gineers for Pomeroy, bad said a combined plan was best, an engi~eer retained by Middleport ad,·ised against it. He thought one of tbe main objections to combining the sy~tems now was !l belief in Middleport that t'oondin~ houses looked with di&favw- on Pomeroy revenue bonds. In Pomeroy Mayor E. F. Robin· son discounted this belief. Said Robinson. "I have li:crally dozens of requests from bondmg houses all over the c<;untry praying for a chanre to handle our sanitary sewer revenue bonds." Robinson added that Burgess 1: Niple have one of the higbesi re_putations in the country and that he hoped something can be work-ed out with Middleport. He said 11vincs in a rombined plaa woulli be rtaJized mainly from operation of a single disposal planl This aaving " 'a.& estimated at approximately $12.000 annually. JJQth PoD't'roy and Middleport are continui:-~ g to dump raw sewage in the r1\ler under temporary permits expiring this spring. Over 70 per cer.t of Ohio towns comparable in SIZe to Pomeroy and Middleport ~ave set in motion machinery to construct sewers and dispoSal pl.ml s. Pom<:roy \'Oiers last November approved a bond issue that would make the down payment (balance in re\'enuc bonds) on a system and plant. I I ClJLLETIN Funeral Service IHeld, On Thltrsday FOLIC$ ON THE IIDIUNU may be olllvertpg Ill Januuy'• HroUke temperature-. but t.lJJt eha(aet.er at 8ew York'a Bronx soo t.hlnkl the weather'• just-Gu. · Tbe .AroUc ti the -Ita Uoa'a na- ' C. 0. Fisher Incumbent Mavor • Says Several Projects Needed CHICAGO HUNTS KILLER OF TEEN-AGE GIRLS I MARIEifA, 0. UP - Robert S. Soule, \'lee presirlent or. lhe Mongahela Powder Co., will address the afternoon session o£ the third annual Ohio Valley .Management Conference here March 16, it was announood Thursday. The conference is sponsored ('ach yt'!ar by llotarictta College and l'arkersburg, w. va., mana~vmcn~. CALL 2-4811 or To Seek Another Te ou~ BobinRtn today he hae inform1tioa State Bighway D¥.partment bold heariq.her-e 1n the 1 Syracuse councilme'l approved il f~tu~ oben 'frhether or!r ••1 11.Rtbe l£57 budget this week and point- s oduU I reAmoved om u IT)' an n on venue1. ' d to a brighter futur'i! for the A!th ght the ld t ~illagc !linee utilities have becom~ identit;u tbe sou!:ay;; av!ill"-b~c. ledge, he said he wu confident Mayor William ThuE"ner said the state age,cy hid such 1 move ' hAl since an ample supoly of gas on its agenda 11 of Jan. 1. Whethand water .is now available it is er it still has, with the ch1n1e in hoped tu Interest mdustry in state administration, ts DOt certain. movin ... to Syracuse. The .. bud~t>!t wa::; approved lor According to the mayor's aourre )17.003 including these divbion , the state expects to move Rt. 124 IJtals : general fund, $1,762; ser- , either over the Laurel CUff road, \'icc 53.000, water $11,091, ceme· to junction with Rt. 33, or onr cry $1M and light $I.OOO. 143 throcgh Middleport to IUs. 33Water col!ections for the first 7. The latter plan would mean· .'i\ln 11onlh paiU inlo the treasury by additional heavy quota of coal Lrnest Duffy amounte1l to $73R 615. trucks traveling through already !t wa5 reported street markers crowded Middleport strer.ts, he lw~e been IJl~;tatled throughout said. ' h(' vJI!agc_ The h~arir.a: apparently is the Al!endin~ . besides M.1yor Tlme- answer to a petition S<lOl to the "er were councilmeo._ Wi lliam State Dt!partment of Hi.Jhway!l Francis, Herman London, Robert last summer by 17 Union and Mullt 1rde n, Kf" nr:elh Cundi ff and berry Avenue signers asking reG~tnn Cundiff. Other officers pfl'- moval of the route. >\·nt were Clerk RJ(.'har-d Duck· Prior to the petition, Pomeroy worth, Treasurer Harry Potts, counril had taken first steps to t "d ·. ·d · d Board of Affairs members John aecure s ate 11 m WI emng an J.ilmore and Ernest Sisson and improving bottt streets to accom'hr:.hall Lawrence Wllitlatc~. odate a heavy traffic load: Action . waa stopped by some indJviduals protesting disturbances to their properties. abe Ou Oct. 8 Mayor Robinson had a letter from Max. Farley, Divl1ion superintenden~ of the 1Hia:llway Department, ·pjl_omtaina earb' action on an ~n,era:...repjU"l. tlull. might recommend t.be bi&luway be 1 • f~ miWed -off the avenues. l:hc Grand Opening of the Lnyal ·A «:ording to latest reports. the Orfler oi Moo5e Lodge in Pomeroy !ltate has Agreed with council 1t is slated for Saturday ·:Jnd SundRy would "be too costly" to widen on February 9 and 10, accordin~ and adequately improve the two to announcement made today. streets. Festi\lilies on Saturday evening will consist o( a dance for members and their guest.li with the dancing lasting from 9 until 12 p.m. On the Sunday following, at 2 p.m. there will be an initiation ceremony with the Point Pleasant Moose Lodge degr~ team m CINCINNATI, O. (UP~The excharge of the function. Following the initialilry cer«'- ecutive director of the Ohio River Sanitation Commission monies and beainning at 4:30 p.m. VaUey therif! will be a banquet for all ;;aid today that Gallipolis may bemembers and tht're families, fol - come the first city to face court lowed by danCing and e~tertain­ acuot. for lagging In Hs scw<~gc msp.-.cr l program. menl tbe rest of the eventng. E·lward CJeary, speaking lur The local Moose Lodge Hall is located on E. Maln-st in Pomeroy. the commission. Sllid that unless Gallipolis meets certDin requirements before the con,ml"'t~lon &AYS NOT GUILTY Mames Priddy, charged with meet& in AprU, the .action will be illegally dumping a load of coal taken to court. He said the ease probably would on a state highway, plead not guilty In Pomeroy Mayor's court be taken to a feder'al court, allast nigllt. His ca.!ie was continued !t.ough an Oblo court could enuntil Sunday night when witnes~;~­ force the commission's ruUng ro,oiOSt the city, es 'Will be called. ••r SINGLE COPY-5c . In Pomeroy the new appointee is ~o be Mrs. Donna JonP.s, Soule To Speak At Ohio Valley Management Meet You'll Find It Through The Doily .Sentinel rt's Pub}' , H ... ,.. Low lolritht r•rwint ""'" Dro to 15 to 20 aouttw.,t. 25,11107 M•dd I Two New Deputy Registrars Of Motor Vehides Are Named Here bl'l!!aking and enterings were unde,t investigation b.)l the Melgs County Sheriff's Department tOday, with ' offlcers checking 0?1 leads that are expected to end m an arre tJt soon. The clnb hou ~e of the Pomeroy <;.un C'l b was reported entered by ... rlpping _ away of a sc~een over. a :-. -ltarkt. ;\; tadow and £orcmg !._qe wm, dow:~ me.lal .a.afe w~ rqpoi't.e,l rltopped open with ~n axe and tJ4h.er d nmage made 1n the clubhouse. Officers inve8tigating the breaking 11nd entering said that as yd no dct.ermln1tion had been made of articles missing !rom the club hom.c. The other forcible t'ntry was rnadr intl an unoccupied residence on Roll\e 33 belonging to Scott Folmrr where two windows were broken (.ut by prowler!!, Oliicen: intimated that both places ;vere entered the sant'! night tJY the same prowler or rrowlers. RUIIERMAID :. 5rOVE TOP PROTECTOR snow flurrl" •net mi..ch cot., NNI'wht, r.-chlnw col.. wnw ,_,. portW.. in norlhWINt Mdion. Saturd.y partly cl...,. ltncf colcl. Dft)Oted To Tlte lntereda Of Two WOLF PEN Mrs. S. A. Wyatt sp(•n t today, '•rtly dou4y with • ,., • Pome•·oy Gun Oub Burglary Probed By Meigs Sheriff -·--- Ohio: Snow rtOrth ml•-' with f....Unv r•ln or sl.. t. ch•"""' to tnow MUth •net ftlmlna c.W., enttne In Local News In Advertlaing In Circulation Appointment of two new Deputy Registrars Of Motor Vehi· , cles m Me1gs County was expected to be made officially toda:: by George C. Braden, Ohio Registrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Mr. and Mr5. Marv111 Hurt and ramily VISitel Sunday in Rockland wtth Mr. and Mrs. Hermsn Burt. Mrs Alec Fishf'r returned to her hQ!IlC, La:.hh~}' St. from Holzer Ilo~p1tal , Sunday. Funeral st'lr\·ices for Mrs . Herman C. Bcarhs were held from lhr Enterprise EUB Church. Tue• fbi" 1d Ia I:'Ood f•r 10o nn pur da~ at 2 p.m. with the Rev L. R. Chlllafl of cartun ol lto.val (..'rown. l'armit'hat'l or South Webst('r, --- - -----~--- . ELBERFELD$ 'IOV .U. . CROWN BOTTLL'IO CO. ";;;;;;;;:;:;::::;::::;::::;:;;:;:;::::;::;::;:;::;::;:;::;:::;;:;:::;::;:;;:;:;:;;:;;;;1~;;;;;;;.,_;;..;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;;"'-,_-.;;.;,;, - - - ---- ---- - - - - -- - - . ------- I . Mr~. W. R. Dav~. president, pres1ded at the meettng which opened m regular form,. ~s . .Dey Hyaell acted as chaplun Jn the absence of Mrs. Alben Young. ContrlbuSti-phen Hovatter returned to tions were Jmtde to the polio fund and Lhe ·Bishop baby fund. ltis home, Columbus Sunday after a four weeks visit. with his aunt Sympathy cards were sent to and uncle. Idr. and Mrs . Gerald two m>!mben in distreA 1nd get Reuter who accompanied him well cards to two members who home. Stephen has a baby broth- are ill. BUHE>tins were nad eoner, Michael Anthony' born January ceming Buckeye · Gi.rls State and D. also concerning the mid-winter con!ercn«!e "'·hJch will be held at .,Peter Jenning& left Wednesday the Neil House, Columbus, Febfor west Carrollown where he ruary 22 and 23. ' Tbe· naflonal ·Will attend . the funeral of Mrs. president, Mn. Cu·I Zeller of Howard Stansell, today, Gibsonburg. Ohio, will be the Mrs. Lurene ~ennedy of Galena main speaker for the conference. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. VaugThe American Legion birthday han Price. party was discussed and the group agreed to act as hUIIte&ses for tbe Mrs. J . H Cuckler of PowhaU..n party and alro to . offer assistance Point is the guest this week, of in planning the program. Pomeroy relatives. At lhr: clo!IP. of the meeting,. asDr. and Mrs. P. E. Staney were business vi5itors in Cmcmnati . Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. f>'red RoSC'nbaum spent the weekend In Springfield with their son and daughter 10 law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenbaum and family. Mrs. R W. Fin.sterwald entered Holzer Hospital Tuesday, for min or surgery. Callin~ on Jacob !:bersbach who is ill, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs . C. J . Ebersbach . Arthur Ebersbac_h , Mrs. Earl Denny, Mrs. Al bert Mees, Mrs Kate Ebersbach, Mrs. Ben Neutzhng, and JOt" Ebcrsbach. ~()~ COLA *'.t Bearhs Funeral 9 TIL I -. sorted sandwiches, cup cakes Iced in blut: and eentered with a ailk naa: and coffee ·were Jetved. The refreshment table wat attractive with. whJt.e eover and a pillow of popple~ centered witb ·a white ero~t 1nd sul'l'ooilded by white candle!, as the centexplece. HoBtesses were Mra. Ben Neutdine, Misses Kate ' and Anna Ebers\.tach ) Mrs. ·clemente M.enchlni, Mrs. wn: lliam Swatzel, Mrs. Geor&e Mowery Miss Jennie Sue Eiselstein, Mrs. : Fran)!: Fugate and Mrs. Roy Reuter ' · brings protection for, your kitchen work centers I MARCH OF DIMES POMEROY SOCIETY "Leg:10n Legislatio11.. • was the topic of W. R. Davis, a:u!,st apeaker at the meeting ol the Ladle~ Auxillary ilf Drew Weblter Poll :American Lesion , held Tueaday evenllll at the Legion borne. Hr. DaVit mentioned .a few of the 161 resolutions Pfl~ by the national convention..._~ Los Aneeles, (:alif. in SeptemoP.r. • IRST Legion legislation Is Discussed At Drew-Webster Auxiliary Meet Weather IHISI TWO COLUMIIA PIITSIOSTS, Prof. Chlen~Shitmr Wu ~d Prot. Leon M. Lederman, wttn among sctenttlb!l who joined Prof'. T. D. Lee of Columbia atJd Prof. c. N. Yang of' tl;e Institute for Advanced study, PrlDceton, N. J., in' expertmenta provlnc that sub-atomic meson partlciu do not spin aa eclentl.Bla have thought they did, thua upsettmg a. SO-year-old law of theoretical phyalea. Now a new law f)( theoretiCal physics will have to be dl!!vlatld, The dlflcovery has a ~ oD undE!ntandillf ot the IDler-action of' &lJ part.ldea of llviJtg and non-Hvi.qg matter, .eta.ra and planets. Prof•. Wu and Lederman are YOrk, holding a btock of graphite encloa~ in a -~~ed t.o a Cic,l£~ ~\._~ _do~ part1c;_lea. _ .. • right on up .to llhown In New coU. When &t· £1!'-t~otjo•~J. ~ Ch•rles Leg•r saki toct.y he IS drculatlng pelitlona for two posi• lions, village clerk and vlllave M.Jyor. He w•s not reMy yet to discloa which ones he intended to file. No other penon ln Pomeroy is known to hne petitions out for the mayoraUy. Meanwhile, M..yor E. F. Robinson rMfflrmMI hi1 ct.termlnation to retire from pvbli4: life. "Another r.41uest wn made this morninv that I rvn," he wid, " but I ••id no... 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