https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c5dee3ab03671ee703c316bb27f3f7a0.pdf 7888555bf99cac82ec31e5c7d37afefe PDF Text Text • ' 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... CROCKER FAVORID LAKE WORTH, fla. UP - Fay CrockN. a ·'hot w«!ather" golfer from below the equator, was the favorite t.od:~y as a star-studded field teed off in the f-15,000 Lake Worth Women 's Open Golf Tuor· namcnl. �' 2-Dally Sentinel Pomero) -Middleport 0 J an 25 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book The Daily Sentinel PIIVOTI:D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA ittCHARD !I OWEN -GENERAL MANAGER OBSERVE ANNtVERSTRY Mr rwd Mrs Hen Spencer en tertatnC{i wllh a dmner last Sun d;l\ ln'"'bbscrvance of thetr eighth wf'dd1J111 anlll\E'rsan GttC'~ts were Mr ur•d ~Irs Call Moot£' and d wgllte1 s Marltmr:o and Linda and P\1 J<'ff Wrlson IEYNOLD E GRE&:NE - EDITOR Natloaal ldvertlling repres('ntat1ve Boltmelll Kimball Inc 143 LeiiJ:llton Avre New York City 16 N Y Entered u Mtood clats mailln1 matter at the poat Pomeroy OhJo • omce at Subseri•)tlon ratea Delivery by earr!er where available 30 eeata per week Or.f' year IR advance at The Dady Sentine] ofrlce • where avtllabfe one month $1 By ma1l one year 18 sb: months. tt560 sht months t7 86 three monlhJ $3 90 By mo~or route h ~ three months. 82 !'JO one month !1 Publlshe4 tverv afternoon except Sunday by The Ohlo Valier Bentlnel lae at 110 Mechame St Pomei"'Jy 0 Bualness offtce BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs F.dwm Smtth In d1an apohs lnd are announc1n1;1 the bt rth of a seven pound etg ht ounci iro'l J o hn ~dwtn Jr on WednEsda> January 23 1he rnolh1:1r 11 the former Marjory Ra tltlf of M111ersv1lle Grandparer.ls are Mr and Mrs Ed J Srmth Pomeroy and Mr and Mrs Emeraon RatiJff Mtch t J:lln Great grandparents ar!' Mr and Mrs f!d Parker Sr ltfrners.. vtllr pbo ne 398. C(htorJa! olflce phonp 394\' Street Problem In Pomeroy Is DifficultMayor E F RobmSiln of Pomeroy Is not gomg to be a candidate tor anythmg thJ::; yea 1 Ht s th10ugh wtth pr.llt1cs In hts mtddle 50s the Ma~o1 has it demandmg bus1nes.s to manage He has gtven a lot of ltme to publtc aff:urs over a span of 15 years on council <~nd at the h(ad of hls local government Thus he IS ftee to speak out on what he thmks are the most pressmg problems faung rommumtiCs In thus area parttcu larlv Pomeroy The mavor also makes no "A-eak excuses for r11lures to get complNed proJects he had htgh hopes lor three TO ATTJND M&El1NG Thf' Rev Howatd Ruppelt pas tor of the Fust Presbytettan Chur r h l ynn Bue-hanon chall'me.n of the Fallh and llope CommJttee or the \\ cslm tnsler You t h Fellow shJ p a nd Becky Grueser d< legat~ from the WYF wrll go to a Du lr1ct Youth Jo~eiJowsh•p me('tmg m St Clairsville ?resbY!ertan Chunh Saturd-ay ~ear~ ago when he fust took ofC1ce One of the p1ess 1n~ tHOblerns m Pomeroy IS streets and hlghwa)!l thetr mamtenancl and Improvement and the ser \Ices the town government Is ablt• to pro\1de m keepmg them dean The pressmg part of the sltuatJou Js the terr1f1c cost m valved Ill any sound rehabtlltahon program indeed the cost or merely holdmg our own on mnln1enance Is back breaking to the to" n treasury For exampLe $9,000 has been spent by Pomeroy !n each of the past two years In patchmg and sf'al coatmg the worst streets , But what follows"' It JUst has to be done nll over aga:m A startlmg example Is Butternut Ave -which was sea] coated ul thts Jy,o )~ar program When the job was done the street was still rough and Jt contmued to develop faults Tpe trouble IS everything put on Butternutt Av~ 1s hke bulldm\" a house on a sa11d foundation Butternutt should be lot n up and rebuilt says Mayor Robmson as should a number of other Pomero,Y streets Here 1s the pam!ul part llc,estJm 1tcs It would cost $35,000 to $40 000 to rebuild th1s short stre~t from where lt origmates on W Mam Street to v.here It JOinS Lasley Street then runs mto Mulberry Ave by Gtbb s Gro(ety Only by rebulldmg tt can the town escape frequent costly repair jobs wtth the re suit never really satisfactory After careful study and numerous ronfcrences with coun calmen and state hagh\\ay depaitmenl experts the mayor be heves a suund street i.lnd h1ghv.ay p10gram m Pomeroy would demand the spendmg of $35 000 annually for the next 20 yean Based on present valuations such a program would re quire a tax levy of SIX to seven mills The only loophole to this rt"voltmg prospect IS that the toY.n \\Ill grow and that more p10perty will come under taxation In any l vent the prospect J:> not eilsy A $35,000 annual p1ogram could be cxpeded to fmance complete rebmldlng of .111 stl eets whtH t! needed starting "'lth the mo11t setiously detenoral ed Only m th1~ way can Pomeroy hav e modern streets o~t a low ma1nl< nanlc <ost Thts is one of the prnbh•ms any new Pomeroy admtmstt a· tum Will fa~e. It w11J become murP and mnre pressmg in years t o ~.:ome as populalton grows J1t1cal tssue unless met wtth Jl 1s bound to bt come a bitter po open mtndedness and a full re· ahzatmn of the Carts And It wHJ be welt tor voters to keep m mmd the fac1s of h[e about this strE!ct tunhlt•m so lhnt tutun polttlcal cand1 dates whoever the) mav ht• ca n not make absurd wlld prom 1ses about Lln ca<:y solut10n to thi s tough pt ohlem Thert never 1s an £'asy to a h.nd qutstJOn ans~et Around and About > Wlt/1 Rni1Prt R11nrk • ' lKOMA Tangan"tkil - 1 wtn t•1lln11 yoJ nbout this t nrhanted leopard nl o11rs I'll' otht r day a 1rt hu kod the ap ICt! to complete the dory T~111 bruh~ hAd 1xnortd (\f'ry thing nclutttng the lhrt>ul u[ vul turf!H lurt!d In hts ktll hy o st p a rate Mill dulcet mnitnlo{ 1 ~ ll.'i every~hlng but utnip which 18 111 1hort supply here Hllpnna chut or no leopard Evl'rybod)l ehll h11vlng (atled on tht! phantn~tn It got to be .11 dts t>a11e wtl n J11hn Sullon a profl!h llion~tl ~untor Rnd (rlerllt of nunc and m~ Camp convt>t~Rt ou Willi rt'du"ed to what Mitml e~tlh lhc bahbllr11 of Immature Idiot s Beet John would uy What• ~aloodJ ~~ Tb<t,fll Jtlnt dugs Why wouldn't thf!<v sHn1 cats~ 'M'aybt!, So what• A btJ. H.uoa h11 moved l"to mg l lout!:-~ untll w~ mch~eved a Hkt trhy bhnd creaLI!'d out or nul vrnl Ihot nhu ~h Our (nend had movt>d down wn~ Htlltn~ ltkt a big dog and I non1halu.nlly chewing on a pig 1 ha u nch Ht rluln't know we w• rl' tn lhf' W( rl t thts ul wh tc h had r ol fr d Lv 1ny (or all of his ad ult hfr> Gun went off C1l did a double backJilrk out of th~ tree Into I he tludu~ ~~ p ecc of bush II\ Tangan ) tka - for I for'gol to soy we hod r hoRNI th11 thrcket on lhe li m ~ !! tlliW!' r It would Rive htm conltt.ltr'ce At lh s ~h11l you could htur the jeep Rtllrl m camp It new ovn th1 bumps- Mama th'l! 111unbear er~ boY• aqd all, for you Jet one ahot ooiy ~~~ anv leopard In any tree a11d the wbole camps alerted watttnl tor that one apUtUni hlo-liW.' tree Th.,. go Lo Jeep crock l~tl\t ~· WhY ' the ,. -'h" ~ . . ., tr: , 11, 111ii~O , •t'o mo•• "•t ucu• ... .., ul!11m Was ex hlblt• d z a It 111 n _, b) the boys • kill That nl.Jiltlt wo would apfil} olntmentJ to JlJna• And the leo p~ ww\4 .. eat ~IH)tll!r hatt a w.wtbot r.d l'"lltl 11t Ua from detp bu•h a Cozen yard• dlatnce One d11y we hAd lleen a rafubow Jutt at dUik Sulton allowe(\ that It wu pOlnllna to the bla cat, the bewitched cat I ltept ttuntlng &ut ton aOOut hit rainbow When' Any d•y now ' be would reply • Let 11 JO let the bugs bite u11 And It ltappen.ed Hlr:e th(' bllOks do It We ~~~ all afternoon In a bla arrub ot thprn, peerlna at the leo pard tm Ali U~e liaht started to 10 John stood un and awepl the tree with hl4t..-tnoeulart One apot lr.d foot dantlfld from I topmoat branch , fila leePIJ'd w.aa thert I know not hoW lona beuu~ the 'ftJI.bltrel ~dii't eome down to the otJMr kill aqd ebvioualy U1e old bA,v f pruer.ce had .held orf the bii<l• uv.ou. ca 1l,'t tilct him t9 ahoot him fn,ro here " l old You •ot notll l~J bllt fOl.l\ add 1 bJ& branch to a1nt it Wbat now ritl•hly hun! et'!"' Mama aat In the cab of tM ]eep anrlrolltd up Lhe wln dCJWR Mama hu no nthwdaam far lwo thinQs-all elep'tlnt "nd unoone~ted leoparda in bush We •lmp)y went Into tht bush John with a bUC!kthot loaded lbot1un me with I rlflt 1 hoped the leopard would chew on lftlteld ol me Th11re may be h.laher hunt.ni than lookiDt for In thu~k bush at rulhln1 1 doubt It Nt>lllona not not burfalo pelnt• to a leopard duD., but eleph"nt It happened l uw tbe patc!l ol :.potted fur before the v_.ttare «!)'ell Of Methekt, th.t btad C\lfto bearer uw it ThU i1 ~~wn at brl!lilbl lie Wla dead Ill rllltt th1a phantom C41t'l bil 11M 1011t aDd bet.!ltl(lll ,anct,'" wun t c~ ing with tht~ ana,r1 and tho• two Inch teeth Wt hid 1 llllll.l war d•nce and 1 JINt IMn)' IDU,Uil congr1tulattona i.e tilt bulb. lu camp it Wll wame bee•UH the hobJoblln put to rut After three days of braatPna, Ma mo remarked that oext tl.me tbe"d rather 19 tnto the bullh armed with o. pockelknlft than )b.t.tn to mr:o Sutton and 15 Arrlcana talk 1bout It 1 w" • Got to ahlk over to that othc-r Pitch o buth Sutlon said We II 111e the cloud• • It may sound unbelievable but I~ l9ok UJ ball Itt hour crawllnr (Copyrlgbt 18M lly Un1Led " our belli~, t& cover 50 yards' Feature S)'ndleat., JDe) of bJrtlround uain1 the occasion __ 11 thtdOQ 1:11t bJ 11\lrtllq: even " - ' - TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel3 20 I ill1 30 Friday WSA% TV CHANNEL 3 6 M S1gn On 7 00 Today 9 00 Coffee Time lO 00 Homt ll (,(I The Palce 1:; Rl&bt 11 30 1ruth or Consequl'nces 12 00 Tic rae Dough \2 30 It Could Be You 1 00 Curt"<!nt .?. 00 Camrr~ G....es To School 2 30 Te.nnesae,. l:rme Ford ! 00 Matinee TJ- ... ~tt~. 4 0' Queeil F::.r A Dav t 65 Modern Romances D 00 Comedy 'J'lme 5 30 My lttt1e Margie 6 00 Wdd B1ll Hickok 6 80 NIJWI Pictul'" 6 4ft !)pons Eye 0 515 Weatbereast T 00 Dr Hudson a Journal 't 30 ~die Fbber Show .. 45 NBC News 8 00 Blondle 8 30 Life of Riley 9 00 Bob Hope Chevy Show 10 00 CavaJcade of Spartt 10 45 I &.mous Fights Press Box Tontght 12 30 Slgo Oil Saturday- Channel3 8 26 Sign On 8 30 Western Feature 9 30 Capt Midnight 1" 00 Ho.,dv Door'v 10 30 Aunt nru ~how ll 00 Fury II 30 Cowtlvy Theatre 12 SO Mr Wu:-ard I 00 Down On The Fa~ 1 30 Western FeatUl't 2 3U NBA Gamt> 4 30 Hopalon: Cassidy 5 00 din: King ~ 30 hoy Ro..-ers 6 00 News 6 15 Scoreboard 6 30 Rosemar) Cloone) Show 7 00 Satutdsy Nrght Jaml.loree 7 30 Peoplt Are runny 8 00 Perry Com, Sbow 9 00 Caesar's Hour 10 00 George Gobel SbO\J 110 30 Your H1t Pard~ I I 1 II 00 N<~• >r,d SJIOTI-o !11 30 ~ 1 15 I 30 11 00 Newa: He1dlinec J1 Uli Wea'lJetcast ChamplOnsbJp Eowllne Owl ',l'heatr" Sj~n 0!1 '56 Champion Tomato Growers Ohio Youth Named For The State Of Ohio Wins Phizer A WOOd County farmer and • County rather and tiiOn tre Ohto'• chamtton tomato growers for 191S8 1 Winners ln the Ohto Top Ten Tomato club announced today by E C Wittmeyer, Ohio State Uni veralty extension hortieulturtst are Ivan Frel!man of Route 1 Deah Jer, and W R and Scott Ferguson of Route \ Un1on C1ty lnd Freeman produced 30 84t tons of tomatoe1 per acre on 18 5\ aerea under contract for a can ntn1 company In Le1p11c and the FergU.IIona grew 30 D8 toru per acre on 8 17 acres In Darke county fer a GreenVIlle company It was t1ae f1nt time in biatory of tbe club, orslnind tn 1947 that any winner has produced over 30 tons o1' tomatoe to tbe acre W1ttmey er atd Ji'reepJan won the clau for ,rowers wltb 15 or more acres of tomatou and the Ferguaons the clua for growers with 3 to 1~ acres. '!11ere were 147 growera in the proJect The state wlnnera followed good cultural practice~ and apphed hta9)' appUC!Iltiona of fertillzer to r:ain their high Yields ~e WCHS-TV ernmcnt s ttght money pohcy has fallen upon the home buyer and th(> home building i~dustry be cause th~y are stngularly depend 1 nt on credit and consequently are mo.st vulnerable to changes In the cred tt supply Indeed Jt ) m1ght JUstly be said that they ~tlone are bearmg the burden of rrl'dtt J estralnt since no other major segment of the Amencan economy s hows any aigns of cut tmg back as a result of tight crcdrt 8 Y R obert Shortni FOR IEI.IASI AT WILL A UNITED PRESS EXTRA IOITOR s NOTI The t.llowln lnt di~~Nttch Ia tt.. lhlrd a,. : Mrlt~ of thr.. IIYIDf the e,..u· mtnta for •nd a,.tnst the "tltht money'' policy Tocby'• cllipltch It written for United ,r,.. '-" Jo"Ph a H•veratlclc presl•nf Of the National Anoclathm of Hot:"'t lwiiMra lng that pehcy 1 How effecllve IIi the tilht mon£'v policy' Whom il it prolechn g~ 1~ It beJn1 operated undflJ' the trad1 Uonal Amertc. prlnetple of equal treatment for aU or does Jt dtserimmate unfairly agimst one seement of our econoJ'ny agamst one group of our pflople 1 II the aim of the federal guv ernment s credJt control program Flx•cl lntMHt ••••• Is to •low down the dema nd for ly JOEIPH 8 HAVERSTI~K lt should be req~embered that and use of credtt t thmk 11 car 'r••ld•nt N•tlon11 A11oc.l1tlon fairly be saLd that the pro1.ram much of the home bulld1nR and hume buymg in the Unrted Stah!'S of Hom• luUdera ha• falle<i loti lly operates under frxed Jnter Wrl .... n For UnltQ Pr•as est rates set by the US govern The Amer1can people have been L~• At R.cent listening for many months to p il..et I look at the record 1n the ment 'loday these ratet' are un Rteady flow or re~tssu.ranees from field of ctmsumcr credit tt IS an attractive to hmderR b('eause they Wll slu rr gton that lhl' .'iO La llctJ 1romc facl tha t any Arntrl ~an off er a lower return than can be hghl momy pohcy ha s been famtly con take a European vatH ohtaultd from corporate borrow enforC'<d equitably r~nd Impartial lion on crf'dlt but tt has drfftrulty er.. who enjoy spectal tax pr1v1 ly for lhetr own be»t mteresta, to fmancing a home itt today l leges unt.ler our existing laws protect the l'conomy agutnst mfb tight " Jrioney market tJn a mort I t r rlaml} U hard money 11 hon II 1M now ttme !hat they a1:1k g11.11:e gu01r.anteed by the Untted .,ood for the country home burld some !iearclung questons of the S~ttt• wovornmenl 1 rs as pntrtolrc Clhzens would be rnone}' managers who arc t nforc The heavn~st tmpaet of Ihe gov willing to JO tl ong Hut butlders l)u nk 11 would bf' nrore jushftable 1l tht hard money po11c wece the ~a n ~ fu1 all br g and small for 'lome hutltlers app liance dealers automobile mllnufacturen steel Clunpantus ch~nucal produceh lottie Over P•nlogon t U:e latt•r Chane• •nd all !h<' reqt of the bustneS!I Pro1ram for ....rv••? !-or Pottol Rate lltt ' l'n who m~d( up our complex cononw Sw·cial to Cet~tral P r~q .AHoc4alioiJ I I••• 'Wf .\SHINOTON A ba ltle appeara to be ahaptng up In ConJreaa l l t)Ver the Penta1on I n~ Pto&ram for I'Uei'Vtl. Tile IIWfipinJ provlalon. Of the new program requln 1ix monUur active duty tor all enll11teea In the Anny reset Ve!l lncludlnl' the National Guard Th ill take• efhct April I It •dao opena a '.\ay tor draft "PJ youth1 to I!ICipe the two year draft Under thla provlaion youth• IS a,.,. through 25 rnay volunteer tor alx mont.ha aeUvt duty training follow~ by 6ve and a halt yelt'll 1.n the ready r eaerve or Guard Hereto tore tht~y had to voluntote1 bttore l'MahlnJ' draft age The NaUon11 Guard a..oclaUon bitterly at· lackt~d the prorram and hat ulled a. apttrttal 1 1eet1nr to or1anlu a eon,...ulonal ltK"ht apl.rutt th• decl1lon Alao membert fd thl Houae armed strvlou committee wl.ht to know whither the Anny could put the propam without approval by the HoUP and 88\alt • • • • e POSTAL 11.\TU- Prutdent l:l•~wer •tanda a beU.r chu\<:t DOW thu ht did IUt year of ptUftJ ~ to approve a h.1U in JIOS~II ratee but the 9UteotUt II .ijU & . .~ Orre element enhanelnJ the poHitl~ ot ~n ,ouu_ a rate lner411e ll the tact that lNT ._ Mt an •lee year ~ · '(y Mu• cant be r~ed in Pt•IIUCIJ ~. . . . . . ~fAIL Lut nar wttll thetr poljtlcal futur.tl lit ·~ ill the 41t9\ktU, Mnatot'l'~ and HoUM membtrra opehly '"n t'elu tHo approtf ~ ~t In tu price or etamp• that mtpt anjw • vfter. ...,.,.. ~al l. .dtra faY&- Kr. Jllehower's rate--~t· hlr ptu and tt • l!lre Lo pt to the 1o0r fet 'MUon betot .. tM ... liOn •nell IIMau tpprova) ts conll14t'" proba11rl• but th• letlate may k1k If the plla Ia approved It meana &hat you wU1 b&ve to pay four l~t~ttud Gt lbNI cnta to m•U an ordlnary lfttuo 111.d •even IIUI&ead ot IL"t ~U tor u all mall 1tamp othtr po.tal ntee would 10 up. too . . ' I OOIJU wp.y . qVAU,.IC'ATIO)f~A ~I etrort i1 under to prtwnt II Prealdmt trom ftU'I!M lft.Y'Ont without juflJelal Uflrlt:nct to tbt Supreme Coul'\ leu.tor Oeorre Bmathtn, a nirttta o.ntcNt. hu lntroductd N:h • bill and hu aaked tor Hrly CIOMtdtratlon of It llmalhtn Mlltvtl thare h11.va Hell ..,_. Wbtaadlnl lt1prtlne 00\lrt ju1tk1M Without oourt experience lnrt ht e«mtldera tharn to be ·-...,uou" HI alao fHlli that t~'!'; aMy lb.e men In the )Ower qour:Ja, who ll'll overlook•• fott ,..... when appoiaC. ~ta U. opan. .. tha natton • bllh•t bibwtal Uadw hll blU htrh court appo~itel wctuld ha.vt W bl.v• ba\f Awe yara ot HI'VIct Oft tither a lowtr ftdeul flourt or cmt ot the biJIIW •tate eourt&. \ BanalMnr tanned Preeklat ElNnhowe.r'a ~tIIICitla' Mlllit f( WlWam Joaeph. Br.nnaa to th lupftm. court u 1 "dll'ftt endoreemflllt • at u.. prtadp~\ hco• <II ttW bUL Brennan formorl)• waa 1'lft tlMl Ntw l . . .r IN!IW" Malt ..,._. Oeurt Mr J:iaenbo.w_. il npartll;{ ~ taav• ll't(lled the reeordl ot federal ud etatt j . . . h.ofo" •• ... . .URtiU 8rtnftllll I appolntm~t. ' f C4LUNO ALL CARS-The (OVotnl"Dentl Vilh and WUdlltl ...... vk:e 1.11 proclalmb!.J ll tou1h old bUft'IIO N klftc of the lonaiJ ,UU.. han hlfb'lt'l.)'l ' The aervJe4 ftpcrtl that for t.ht IUth time ill no•t ~ ~M Joe hu '*n lnvo1nl! in a rtcht-ot way dllpute wlth U L\\ltomobtl• and hu ernerred 1M victor 'I'IM lat.t tplfOde lnvolvad a territorial pOlice cruiser The report faY! ,., .,...... &way \lll.leathed, &Mrtlllf dtlance at the vehk:le. '1'111 P'!"! f1!!1* I It w.. dunoll....._ BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mri Roy Sh~ets Anh qu1ty are announemg the birth --,----,.,.,..----=-:-=:::: WCH$.TV CHANNEL 8 o( a son we~J3"htng 10 lbs on Jon uary 10 Thu baby has been named 8 00 C'•otam KangaroQ M.11.rtm ~Ray Grandparents ure 9 00 Morning Show WtUtam Wol! ol Eagle R1dge and 10 00 Garry Moore Dess1e Sheet or Ourbtn W Va t1 30 St..'"\b It Rirh Thts ts th-! flfth Child for the 1.3 00 Vallan~ Lady 12 15 Love of Ltfe Sheets family 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 45 Guldmg Light RETURNING TO STATES Wrlllam C Young A N of the 1 00 Katlt> s Kitehen U S Navy wdl be amvrng back 1 SO Aa the World Tll'DI m the Umted States sometime m 2 lO Our MISII Brooks February roHowmg several months 2 30 Hou.aepany m the Medlt"rranean area aboard 3 00 The Bt.~ Payoff 3 30 Bob Crosby Show the Aircrafl Carrier U S S Ran dolph Young 15 the oldest son of 4 00 BrJtbter' Day 4 15 Seetet Storm Mrs Roy Sheets 4 30 Edge of NJght 5 00 Earlv Sbow 8 30 Your F.sso Reporter 8 45 Sport11 Parade • 6 58 Weatherman 7 00 A1r Force Show 7 15 Douglas Edwarls 7 30 My P'nend Flicka 8 00 West Potnt Story 8 Plll.ylwuse of Stan Funeral serv1ees for Clyde 8 30 00 Mr Arlams & E\ e French were held m the Jackson 9 30 Highway Patrol Churcb of Christ Thursday after 10 00 The Lme Up nl\Qn Burral wall tn tht Jackson Cemetery RelatiVes and fnends from Mtd dleport meluded Mr and Mrs Ed WHTN TV CHANNEL 13 ward I<Tench Mr and Mrs M L French Paut French Mr and Mrs 11 44 Stsn On Don SliVeN! Mr and Mrs Edward 11 ~ Cartoon Club T French Charles Archer Mr lf:lfi .... Nobn -News and Mrs W1lham Burford Mrs 12 15 Ne Jlhbors Elmer Burns Mrs Delmar Roth 12 30 Llberace 1 OOFemlnt'le Touch geb Mrs. Herbert ( hambcrs Mrs 1 45 Movte Matmee. GTtCf Rus.sell Mrs Willis Anthony 3 00 Af 1ernoon Film Festivlll Mrss France~: Rou sh Mrs 0 L 4 30 Super Senal Time Rouah Mrs Leo Chtlds Mrs Carne Hall Mrs Mme1 va S 00 MtckPv Mouse Club 8 00 Car•non Clull Childers Mr.a W1jl1am Bradford Mrs David D11rst Sr Mrs Herman 6 30 Five Star Fl.llal "l 00 Kukla Fran & Ollh. Lohse Mra Edgar All ensworth Mrs Fred I Gardnf'r Mrs Dave ? 15 John Daly & the News Farmer Mrs George Childs Mrs 7 30 RID Tln Tin 8 00 .l1m Bdwle Minme Gilmore Mrs George Mow 8 SO Publie Defender ery Mrs Erne11 J all.ance Mrs 9 00 J Led Three Llvea W~lham Reynolds Clvde French Funeral Rites Held Thursday Person PROFIT Saturday9 00 90f 9 30 10 30 s.r. INSURANCE On LieOII\the~ Capt.a1n Ka. "aroo M~.gbty Mouse II DO Lucky 8 RarlCh 11 30 Tales of Texas Rancen I2 00 B1g Top PIG 1 00 The Lon • Ranger 1 30 Jr Town Meetint 2 00 4 15 4 30 5 00 5 30 6 00 6 30 7 00 7 30 8 00 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 ! Langsville Home Demonstration Club In Election I 980 I Spy 1o oo Nabo11al lee Hockey Tnwn CountrY C.oosroo>di The P.l& Pl~ture Cbureh'a Bt; S_,. TV CIISII'Ofm A1r Power Golden Playboup Beat the Clock Buccaneers Jack.ie Gleuon Show Gale Storm Sbow Hey Jeannie ~~ SiJII',,Il!t "'Ullll ~···· nel Saturdayt>tgn On Wettern Movle Bible T1me Two Gun Pl&.yhoWJe Wesley Belles Jr (Ava Ham~r) was honored w1th a mtJ. eellaneous sbower giVen Monday evemng Jan 14 at the East Le tart MethodJst Church basement by t.ba ladies or the church The eolor lche.r.e Will carried out ln peen tnd yellow with a water sprinkler uranaement fron QJe ~ellllng with '>treamen from It to the many beault Pil#~·-- Roy IC.OJ HIGH LEVEL Tractors Off Allliatk S.,.h•lll Mrs. Wesley BellesJi.lionor, Guest At Miscellaneous Shower Mra ON ALL (2 1.2 30 Mrs Margre Grimm Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs Ross Norris, Deed Laudermdt Mn Ferne Hayman Mrs Richard Rowe Sendma •'!ts tend were Mrs Clyde Norm, Mra Mn Hecchet Theiss Mrs Jean Earl Shank Mn Early Mrs Freeland Norns Mrs":,:;~f.: Humphre) Mrs Me1gs B .Go Shopping DEMONSTRATION Show 5 00 6 00 Saturday N~>wf Seo•·•l>,... 615 Swappm Sam s 8 30 Lets T•lk It Over 7 00 Eddy Arnold Time 7~ FamoUs Fllm Festival 9 00 Lawrence W~lt 10 00 Ozark Jubilee 10 30 You'ta 011 Your Own 11 00 20th Centur) Theater Lef'S 1 MORRIS EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY J ••~ Phone""" 98 Phone 3ZOZ Raelne C"""Y• ~~~~~~~~~P~e~ar~I~S~t~::;:;::::;:;::::;;::;:;::~~ Whole kernal corn 1s exact y what the name Jmphes - whole kernals carefully removed from the cob ao that the hull remaJns Intact Cream style corn may contam some whole kernels along Wlth pieces of toner port.lons of ker nels subtitantlalJy free from bulls or of ground kernels from wh1cb the bulls have been removed Both wh1te and yellow corn comes Ill etther 1tyle of pack Cream style corn goea a little farther than whole kernel corn in sernn&, but depend lng may upon not the beUBedesirable ror wbJch 1t 1.8 Intended • Actrn1 Sleys F•arl..,ly HOLL11WOOQ Lower coat per pound keeps you In business UP - Man!lt Van Doren tuld Thursday bed jn her new house reportE!d as bemg nearly w8,tt Dnd ;,,u-t.. having black sheets "Itm not afra1d of faHirrg she Sjlid H s iO big that 1 Prioelr dOWD 1' Tlmt DOW to lower ..,.u by u11n1 S-way RED(tROSE FEED poHtfts s-IIDSTIR IPHDIN. TRENTON N J uP - Geol'lfl Cue former major leuue aperd kmg waa Ugged wltb t.bree speM. ina: violation,. Thuraday by Btatll Motor Vehicle Dtreetor Frederlek J Gassert Jr who revokeri Caae'l dnver 1 lieenrt The ex. Wilhint· ton S.nator1 ouU'Itlder is head. ba1eball coach at Rut.Jers Univer· olt,y Tc r. • ..,eclelly formW.ted fi...t .11.1d "'" ,. Oot6l. '-4 rc ,.. .,. ..., w..,. n~Pr t1 "'" rc r,-.,_ I Readers of Tbe Dally'~ollllel long !n Identifying COITedly lhe Mystery Farm No 4tery p1ctured above, as that o\Vned~a~n~d~~~~~b;y~Pu~r~le~y~a~n;d~l'~a~u!~K~arr:~of~Lo=n~g~B~o:tt~o=m~M~ysFarm No. 5 will appear In ion of the Sentinel • • • The Purley Karr larm located one mde North of Che1ter wu correctly 1dentifitd this past wet* by a numb"r of readers of the Daily Sentinel Mystery Farm of the Week The name or the farm 11 known as the Karr Dairy and Poultry Fann and conSJitl of 148 IC'l'e!l The farm was f1r1t settled Jn 1MO and denved 1t.s name from the Holstem Bre-Mers AssodatJon Karr purch:~sed the farm m 1940 from Jesse Tuttle and tn the put 15 years of ocntpancy on the farm has budt two large broiler hou.aea a farm pond remodeled the barD, consti\Jc\ed an up-to-date milking parlor and Improved the bouse and farm In general Poultry and D1irylng are the princtpal protfucls or thJS farm al lhough he also bus a small frwt orchard Sixty aeres arc kept un der eultlvatton and 35 aeres m Improved pasture Iandi He has a cattle herd of 29 registered Hol steins and eight grade Hrusteln m additiOn to ramng of broilers. Crops are rotated yearly and ens1lage bay and grain are fed the hvestock: JO months out of the year Bas1e types of fertthzer used on the farm In land cultiva tton are cblck~n manure, l1me and commercial fertthzera Karr was marr1ed to hili w1fe Altona m 1922 and are the par ents of three children, Paul. 32, Haroce, 27, and Kathryn Mora a daughter who resides on the Porn eroy:Cbt"ster Road His son Paul wor'ks on the farm w1th btm and be and h1s wtfe Ruth, whom he roamed m 1947 live on the farm Karr is a member of tbe haak. Walton League Chester Melhodt.St Church Chester Grange and Pure-bred Assoc;:tatton His principal bobbleS are bunting and fishing Karr saJd that he has tned to follow the soil conservatlon plan and keepa b111 ground in as much alfall.a 18 posAble When be first moved to th~ farm m 1940 the wheat yleJd was 8 bushela pE'r acre Since that time he he.s. by good tillage prac:tlc&~, bo,ted the yield to 50 bllShel per acre He ia proud also of owning the most up-to-dtlte milk parlor in Meigs County A Ions time aubleriber of the Dally Sentinel, Karr say11 be pre fers the Meigs County daUy newspaper to auy other because he gets the IMal news quJcker Gary Wolfe, aged 9 &on of Mr and Mn Gc'Jrge Wolfe of Chester was probl.b1y one of the younsest to 1dentrty tbe Mystery Farm He .saw tbe pldure Of ttle farm 1n the Dally St>nhoel wblle a.t the home or h•<s: grand parents in Chester ancl made Immediate lden tlrication of Ute farm Otben tb1t weak who correctly identifted the Km farm were Howard Bolin AtheDs-rd Dana E Hamm, Mmtrsvllle, Rt 1, Ja"k Carter Star Route, Chester, Mrs Ed1son Hollan, .&flnersvllle, Mrs Earl Dill, R11clne, MrL Murl Ours Long Bottom, Mn. George Pyles telephone operator at Chesler Charlei E Lee, Rt 1, Long Bot tom and Mrs. Florence Wbtte Long Bottom. 1953 Chrysler Club Coupe ·- • NEW IN FARMING C E BLAkESLEE Cou 11 ty Agricultural AgMt You can't just f~d corn m1n eral! and water to a pregnant aow and get the belt reaults will the statement made by Herb Barnes ExtensiOn Swine Special ut at a meeting m M.ergs County th1s put week Mr Barnes based bJJ statement on the fact that the unborn litter starting practically from no wetght must increase 1n aize up to 21k to 3 pounds per plg at birth In the geatatron penod of 112 to 115 days tbe sows body must provide ad of the matertals somg mto the little pigs body as well as the energy and waste products m this production A pig that Ja properly developed dunng the gestatlon penod should durmg the e 1ght weeks followrng buth multtply 1\8 wmgbt at least twelve times One of the essentials 111 the brood sow ration Is the lD elusion of 8 complete supplement whteh tncludcs proteins vttamms and anUbJOttcs Barnell indicated that a preg na~1t sow rauon for good reproductJOn should run about two pound.!i per day far e2ch 100 lbs of body wetgbt for a gilt and 1 y,. to liAr pounds of feed dally for 100 pounds of body weight far the sow A 300 pound gtlt or 400 pound sow would need. about &IX pounds of feed per day which m the WID ter t1me should mdude one lb of alfalfa meal 1 pound of ptg and sow supplement and 4 pounds of any other combm 11 t 10 n of gram• Jn tbe summertime if the brood BOW Is runmng on good ladmo ar alfalfa pasture the protem supple ment may be reduced to about v4 pound ,:er bead per day, plus the neceSBary amount• of other 1rain1 to keep gainmg slightly, but not to reach an excessl.ve wellbL A week to len days before tbe sow furows more bulky materia1s lhotdd be put in the ration. the water she WlBhes If she aearches for food and ads hun gry feed her lightly On the day foiJOWUJg fa.rrowrng begm full feedmg the aow Grad uaJly return the corn aod 111pplement ID the ratmn and take out some oi the bulky materJals.. Be cautious wtth the protein supplement for a rap1d increase may cause scouring especillly tf there IS Infectious enter1tis m the brood sow Ten day1 after farrowmg the sow should be up to a full feed whacb ebould tnclude e1ght to twelve pounds of gnun per day A good brood sow may reproduee her own weight 1n milk dur Jnf the eta:bt weeks nunmg per 1od Her mtlk: flow reaches Jts peak the f1fth week after farrow mg then declines gradually by weerung ltme at eight wetkR Baby PIP ~orn during ('Old weather will benefll goeally by the U8e of hovers and heat lampa to assure adequate warmth and dryness Heat lamps should be hung 24 to 38 Inches abov~ the floor It .mu~t be hung out of the reach of the sow and so 11 will not burn the pigs Be sure the wmng has adequate capacity Use porcelain sockets Bnbv pigs confmed wtthout ac ceas to the sod need protection from anem1a The ptgs should be auppUed wt•h adequate Iron and copper m some form by the third day arter tarrowrng Soc~rce of tron and ('Opper are ('opperas and re duced Iron compounds Squares of "lean sod placed 1fl the pen will also take care of the ne' d for 1ron and copper Vetennanans al so have anemia preventative pdts to treat pigs mdmduaJJy Many baby pru will start to eat during tile fn st two weeks of hfe This may be supplted In a creep so the ~tow cannot get to 1t Oat groats or rolled oato are palatable and make excellent feeds during the first two weeks uf a pigs life Many commercial companies also have creep feeds wlrlcb are satisfactory Each ptg should eat abqut 25 pounds of feed before the normal weanmg age of e1ght weeks Pip us11ally eat about % of th1s bedally tween the sixth and ctghth weeki As soon as the sow completes Arter weaning corn or some sul}- Ground rolled for oatscorn or bran may be oats substttuted and lupplement tn the mtxture These changes should be made gradually but there should not be a reduct1on ln Lhe amount of teed fed flrrowlng she shoul~d:b:e~g•:ve:n:a:ll:ot:':tu:t:e:u:':"~al;ty;;;;m:a:ke:'::"P~lh~ei;iib;"~'e Sugar Run Flour Mill Mulberry Ave. Phone 150 ' Pomeroy POMEROY MOTOR CO. E. Main st. Pomeroy Season Just About Ready ration plus the oeeeaary protein supplement A :50 pound Pl.l Tbe maple qrup aeuoa II a~ shoul~ gaul approximate'y one proachlfli, F W DeaD, Ohio Sll'fe pound per d~ and eat around 3 Un1venity extension forest.er, a~ pounds of an 18% erude protein vtaes produc:era: to c:beek eqaJ~ ratton At 100 pounds of weight ment buckets, evaponton IDd the market pll abould Pill 18 ft~el suppllet now pounds da.Hy ,ad eat 5.3 poun(ls Of Dean ~IDIIldl producer• of tJMr 16 ;, protet.n ration From 150 to say 1f you mila tbe lint bit rua., 250 pound!: tbe plb Jbould run You may lu~~e: the beat part of tbe around 18 l)(lllJids per 1ay Wllh season the ~otal feed rangmg from 6'fz In other year• aome iUJU' c:ampt to 8 pounds per day of a 12 to 14 in Ohio b:ave opened in January. per cent proteiD aupplemenL saying t{ You Dl.WI fJnt ruP, 111 Barnes pointed out that 1D the s1derably from ) ear to year aadl present day maritet for pork we Northern to Southern ObJO are trymg to get out Df the fat u 11 ually 1t opens Itt Northern busmess He a:UO emphlli~Zd that Ohro 111 m1d February and extencll' you cannot tate fat oft a p1g by through late March. Freennl end keetung hlm bUnerJ ThaWing weather WJlb sharp One of the outstandmg programs breaks 10 tempM"atu.rea from 5 1 m Ohio m developmg the lean to 40 degrees aver extended per· type pork that conaumers want til tods produce gOOd lllp runs Delli 1he SWlne .Eviltu~tton Laboratory explam! located near Columbus Tbu sta. 1~~===========• hon JS asshlted by the faohties of OhiO State Umveruty the Ohio 1 Agn"ultural Experiment Station FOR and the program 1s a:tuded by the Swute Improvement AMIK'iation of Ohto Its purpose 18 to select and recognu:e breedini stock from Ohio herds that will Improve the efftclenc:~o of production and the market value of the OhiO commer ctal hog crop This stock ts aeled ed on the basis of records that 10 dtcate absence of mbented de fects proiiftcaey nunmg ability raprd gatmng abibty efficJeDt'y of feedmg uttlu.ation supenor meat type carcass and balanee of eom formallon In carrymg out this proaram certam fteld reql.UI'emen.ta: must be met on weights number of pigs in 1 htter health and absence of defects A representative pall' of Added to your own or 1oc:a1 ptgs from the litter JJ; delivered grams, plu.• good quality to th(' station and placed under a roughage will keep tllat faccomplete feeding and management program These piJI:s must &am at tory produemg at top qualIty. least 100 pounds on 370 pounds of feed or le55 and tnuat reach 1 200 pound wetght at 180 days of qe to qualify for certifkaUon After reat"bing market weJgbt Lhe ptgs are tlaughtered and me. surement Jncludinc fat back thickness. cucau length, ~quare mcbes 18 th• loin eye u well al we1ghta of the baJ1U1 IOJ.Ill and llbOulder11. Thll teltlnt pi"'Ohhl1 wlll do much to improw tbe bree:dmg atoct of Ohio I i FEED RESULTS I I $$$$ MASTER BLEND DAIRY CONCENTRATE I I Middleport Feed Mil I . .-. ·--=---~--------•••-••--------..-..-. •••• WITH PIIOV/Cv CHICKSTIINER y See how much faster, easier you'll farm I V See how little it costs I H.ra b. a t.hlDk al•rt•r Jhtl wUt ..roebi'" your btbr ehlclra 10 1 Ht.l•r. fhhr trowlat rtdod lban IMfon. Futarl c:oatalna ...ProphJ1," • ~lal mix of • .,.,. mal fat rnatertata It lt proa.la d~b. with • hlrh •••t cotdlnl aa.d; c:Oida.htl 1 wlde sp.ctrum anhb1otic to •••'" •• db .... anti protect t:J'O•tb. $965 Maple Syrup FAR MALL •lltmiD Radio, heater alld seat covers Extra good tires - lovely green fintsb. ,.u., apOtiiJbt new methocb of rtlft. • genUOIUI milt m.eter1111 aDd .,.. ceUIDJ An Ice ~am D1J till Will •tre11 enJineertn& ttevetop. menU N well u aew pn~nelq methodl All dalJ')' tec:bDOloD aoelet!tl WJIJ cOOperate in ltaJiq 1 baaque! Thuraday ewenll\1, J'ebnaarJ 7 De1n L. L. Rammtb ol TIM Ohio State Univenl.ty CoO. o1 Ajp'J cultu~ wUl apeaJr; oa '11le Obw State Un1Yenlt7 &lid the Far Eaal Among other eGDference 1pealto ers w1ll be W 8 Wood. Ohio Ex tl'nston t11nct.or, J II. Jenaea of the dairy department, lliehltaa Shte Uruver11ty, Max Hlndl, U.S Department ol Atrteulture eeoo~ ment Uruvenlt)' of Dlfno1.1. Dairy an.d fOOd teclmolop depart. r11ent Un1en:1ty of IDlnoi1 I DANDY ··BUY re.d hl1h bl 8 VltpliDI lllld 1D AntabiOtiC' St.tppleroenta to ward off reaptratory tn!ectlon• .uch •• Newcaft.le Blue Comb and Chronic KeRpint.ory Oifcatt of "'unknown cokt. • AAk ue 111bout Red ROlle TC It 11u heR Twt4d and Proved thru actual uae. Scheduled At OSU On February 5 I Flllli!ll Matcherles a Dairy Technology Conference Is I croNN MMtl ID N1chola femalea. Nichol• breediDI P1'0Vldea th• eombinatloa of 'VlJOrou• haalth,. aarl:t wel.ht. excepUonal livability and top teed eftldancy that epeU. low c:o•t per pound on lot after lot. On • buyer•' market. that caD hi 0\llhlY Important to you • You1l •keep ahead of the red when price• art low ,..dy &.o ROBBIRY PROFIT ,ood profitl 111 the montha abe SYRACUSE N Y - The burg See Y01ll' Vantraaa-Nte:hoJaor Jndiao tar who entered Ivan Robinson a Bl.ver: Nicholl hatcher)'IIUUI, toda7 servire station took 100 pennies !rom the cash register but dropped all of them and some af hts ~Rbe'IIVW• Woodlflold own money In bla baate to get , st Cla1nvllle, away Robinson aa..id ~e made a '10-cent profit N<illon.Uio, Ohio ":! 1 Path\U)S to 0pporturnlty WIU be thr Lheme of the ztth ann!J.al Da1ry fecbooJosy conference to Le held rn tbe A~ultural Labor atones buJidlni! on Ohio Sl.itte Unlver!IJty umpua l'ebruary U About !WXl per10na inc:JudUil d.io!ltY plaut operatora and supenn tendents d.my teebnlclana an.J othe r plant t>mployeea fteldmen nulk 1ns~cton and Jamtarlam are expected to attend the of..da.y j rve nt acconlm.g to f'r.t.ak Koval OhiO State UnJVeralt)' extenaloo ~peciallit m daU)' terhnology Th1rty nine '"aken from var 1ous seet1ona or the country will 1 ~ }.!pear on conference prog:rama A butter and chee•e program on .february :s will feat!.lte d1scua.o1 oru on paebglnJ, 10de label ng of butter, elfieterJCl' In pJa.nt perauona and product quality ~aster Buttermaker 1 awards ror 1936 wrll be pre.ented A I eld program will emphasizP current problema of dauy farm practrces., qua.llty control of milk ~ upphe11 and economiC and pubUc health protuema of the future Da1ry englneerlne aeaalona wil I FREE Gunsmoke 11 00 News' of the N1ght 11 15 Theatre 13 2 44 2 4:j 4 30 A rormer Huron county 4-H club mumber u one of 20 outatand Ina: college acmors lft the Untied States to receive a $250 •cholar ah1p tor work with 'lnlmDI d1aeaae preventiOn and control He 11 Gary E ugene Rtckettll son of Mr and Mrs. Frank Rick etta ot WlUird The Ohio State University senior received the a ward on the ba'ls of h11 extension tea('hlng plan for aound sheep health practtce• in Hw l)n and his outstllndtng 4-H club and sebolast c reeorda Rrckett.t haa hl1 own flock of registered Cornedale lbeep and won championship honora with his entries in the t-H Corrtedale class1 es at the Ohto State f1tr last year He is majoring In agrlcul tural education at Ohio State and plans to do (l'aduate work in the eld of ammal sctence • ;I'he youth 11 among a group of !ltudcnts 10 17 atates reeelVIna: ctrolarsh1ps awarded by Chas PhiZer & Co ll'l.c, producer of 1nhbJOtJcs Apphcants submJtted eldeDSJOn teachm~ plans Pmbodvtnr 11n IH' 1mal he1lth program or llhowinf the relationship of ammsl health to human health Each award wih ncr was required to have at l~9st 3 )lears successful pertor mance m 4 H wort and an out standmg scholastic re('ord I The Late Show R1ty Anthcmy Scholarship If you ll\.e canned corn, th1s ia the )ear to get your f1tl of it There 1s plenty Farmers bad a good year for corn production Whol• Bridge Stolen Canners packed 36 milUon cues ERDA ltaly UP People of In 1956 In 19~ the pack totalled thts mounltun hamlet would hke 24 milhan cases. Grocery shelves to JO tn forces to catch some are well stocked Many merchants th1eves who have upset the dally are makmg special t:Uaplays of life of the entire vJibge They canned corn and some are otrer can t however The thieves stole mg t)le new pack at pr1ees lll the wood and cement bndge keepmg with the greater produel'.hlch spanned the RIVer Boya tlon f he Bova runs through the center Labels on canned corn not Dilly of Erba T tell the name of the product net we1ght of co!'ltamer and name and address of the packer, which they must tell but also often gtve a varret~ of additional information to enable the consumer to make bc11t use of the product For ex ample many packers prmt reel pes for preparrng corn along w1th speclfle descript~e mformatmn about the partlculn kmd of corn m the can This is helpful to the housewife and is handy bestdes Exterunon spectall!ts m Marketing IqformatJon for Consumers at the Ohio Stat.e U01vers1ty Colum bus urge careful readmg of Labels and consideration of the different s1zes of cans and styles of corn packed wbWe kernel or cream style Companson of pr1ces of varrous stzes and styles ot packs will show whJeb is more econom WHTN-TV Channel13 lndu1trlal Borrowing Centlnw" fact ts that the har" money noiJcy has not halted mdustrtal burrowtng for plant and equtprnenl ~xpa n sw n [n 19M bustness pC'utltng for new plant and equ1p 'llent amo unted to $27 blllton in '958 ll hu.s rearhed $35 bllhon Tht.s 1s a strange Corm of credJt Mrs Alpha Barr wu el~eted edu(' lton pres1dent of the Langsvtlle Homl Demonstration Club when they In 195~ American mduatry II met Tuesday at the home of Mrs na nrctl About BO per cent ot Jla {,uy Swadley expan.swn out ot th own cap1tal Other altieers are v1ce pres\ resrne~ and went to the open dent Mrs Carl Lemley secretary market m competition Wlth pros- Mrs cecil Bolln treasurer Mrs perttve home buyen for only one Leona Kennedy Ist Home De-dollar c.or nery five nt eded for monatraHon Counselor Mrs Carl IX!ll'nston But 1n 1UMI one dollar Lemle)', seeond Jtome Demon In every three •pent by Amertean counsrlor )Irs 1 tlllan Gardner, Industry for new plant 1nd equ1p- pubhr1ty rhltrman Mrs Alpha ment was bOrro\Ved In the open Barr market and the apendinl W11S on a Jlext q1eetlng will be beld! flll" ,greater scale f~an In 1955 on Jlieb 28 1t the Kennedy hOme from Ill t.o 3 p m and ea.ch Mett 'olntN Comm.nt lmh: a sack luneb rnliftbti' Perhaps the mut pointl!'d com be 'Xaow YQIIP meut on the effeclivtnell8 of the Their llwlnf IUJht membefo ttght monev" policy l.s to be for the meetJnlif round m official fifure• prepared bv !he Department Gf Commene and the St!(oorttles and fl.:x(."han1e Commrnton They Bbow tbat spending on Mw plent •nd equipment for mduatna.l expansion rtn at an annual rate of about S25 biJ. lion when the Federal Resewe Board flrat started Its 'restraint'' on cred1t m 19M and thl.t It hu moved upw.,rd in an unbroken line 1unce that time tn a rate of nearly hO billion at tha presat moment An thill at a time when Amerl car. families are beana told tlult tt I~ inflationary to borrew monev tor new homes. Neither Mme buildetl nor ho~ buvers a,re natlng for spedal treatment But they are c:onvJnat:d that the time baa come when there abould he thoNugh going re examlnat.iQn ot our o:r.one~ Th~ 10 30 It 00 )lrif• 11 OS Scanning 1110 The I..ate The Ohto Top Ten Tomato club Is aponsored by the Agrtcuhural Extenswn Srorv1ce the Ohio Can nen associatiOn and the Baltimore and Ohio railrOad at a lun11heon project ill to atimulate rntereat 1n cultural practices neceuary for high yteida and htgh quality County and state wtnnen w1U recetve award• from the Baltimore and Obto ratlroa.d at 1 luncbeeon meeting 111 tl:te Deshler HUton hotel here January 29 The meet in1 will b1gbbght a 26th annual conference for cannen fieldmen and growen ot vegetable& crops for proces 81 ng to be held in columbua Janu.ry 28 and 29 County w1nners 111 addition to Freeman and the Fegusons who are Wood and Darke county win. ners reapect1vely are Peter Diller and Dwrght and Jullul B:Ixel Route 2 Bluffton, AI len. county Mrs c F M\ller and sons Route I Caslaha Ene ooun ty H R and Fred Tredway Rt 1 Lyons, Fulton county Norman Fr'eeman Route 1 Deshler Han eock county Elwyn Adama and Mrs Bermce Walll:er Route 1 Deshler' Henry county Kenneth Denore Benore Road Toledo Lu cas county. Edgar' E1chenaur Rt 3 Rockford Mercer county Clyde Jackson Route 3 Troy MJ.arru county Loren Sommer Genoa, Ottawa county George Price Route 2 Pauldmg Paulding county. Vm cent Brinkman route 3 Ottawa Putnam county John Yeagle, Lindsey Sandusky county, D1et nch Bros. ro~ 1 W1llsb1re, Van Wert county Charles A Planaon Route 2 Stryker Wilhams county, and A T Stephan and son, Route 1 Forest Wyandot county Purley Karr Dairy Farm Is Identified As Daily Sentinel No.4 Mystery Farm • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0 , JIUL 31, 1117-4 Cd the •m••m. fada aboal Faakrt from your Ptodco Dialer To rocll•l your cllldr pro&s IG • DIW bltb •.look IN iM bel wiJit. Jhe •o;lctt. PROVICO MILLING 6 FEED CO. Farm the modern way __ - With Farmall Felto H1tch Try tho futoot, .,...., unplement bif.d>. mg you've ever known. Hitch or ~tcb imJJie. menta m aeconda. Have more time for m.tbe-Jield work Do mono JObo m a day Seo what llfMJlit3 work you can do on every JOb mth FarmaU PoatH•tch __ , because Fast-Hitch leto unplenwltl work uthey obould-fioo-8ootillg or amtlollod. COME IN •• - or Oil! ~FREE ~'I(Jf$1~ Meigs Equipment Co. lncorporoted "Where Quality Is Paramount" Blltlei'IIUI & 2nd SL l'oalenl7 �' 2-Dally Sentinel Pomero) -Middleport 0 J an 25 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book The Daily Sentinel PIIVOTI:D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA ittCHARD !I OWEN -GENERAL MANAGER OBSERVE ANNtVERSTRY Mr rwd Mrs Hen Spencer en tertatnC{i wllh a dmner last Sun d;l\ ln'"'bbscrvance of thetr eighth wf'dd1J111 anlll\E'rsan GttC'~ts were Mr ur•d ~Irs Call Moot£' and d wgllte1 s Marltmr:o and Linda and P\1 J<'ff Wrlson IEYNOLD E GRE&:NE - EDITOR Natloaal ldvertlling repres('ntat1ve Boltmelll Kimball Inc 143 LeiiJ:llton Avre New York City 16 N Y Entered u Mtood clats mailln1 matter at the poat Pomeroy OhJo • omce at Subseri•)tlon ratea Delivery by earr!er where available 30 eeata per week Or.f' year IR advance at The Dady Sentine] ofrlce • where avtllabfe one month $1 By ma1l one year 18 sb: months. tt560 sht months t7 86 three monlhJ $3 90 By mo~or route h ~ three months. 82 !'JO one month !1 Publlshe4 tverv afternoon except Sunday by The Ohlo Valier Bentlnel lae at 110 Mechame St Pomei"'Jy 0 Bualness offtce BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs F.dwm Smtth In d1an apohs lnd are announc1n1;1 the bt rth of a seven pound etg ht ounci iro'l J o hn ~dwtn Jr on WednEsda> January 23 1he rnolh1:1r 11 the former Marjory Ra tltlf of M111ersv1lle Grandparer.ls are Mr and Mrs Ed J Srmth Pomeroy and Mr and Mrs Emeraon RatiJff Mtch t J:lln Great grandparents ar!' Mr and Mrs f!d Parker Sr ltfrners.. vtllr pbo ne 398. C(htorJa! olflce phonp 394\' Street Problem In Pomeroy Is DifficultMayor E F RobmSiln of Pomeroy Is not gomg to be a candidate tor anythmg thJ::; yea 1 Ht s th10ugh wtth pr.llt1cs In hts mtddle 50s the Ma~o1 has it demandmg bus1nes.s to manage He has gtven a lot of ltme to publtc aff:urs over a span of 15 years on council <~nd at the h(ad of hls local government Thus he IS ftee to speak out on what he thmks are the most pressmg problems faung rommumtiCs In thus area parttcu larlv Pomeroy The mavor also makes no "A-eak excuses for r11lures to get complNed proJects he had htgh hopes lor three TO ATTJND M&El1NG Thf' Rev Howatd Ruppelt pas tor of the Fust Presbytettan Chur r h l ynn Bue-hanon chall'me.n of the Fallh and llope CommJttee or the \\ cslm tnsler You t h Fellow shJ p a nd Becky Grueser d< legat~ from the WYF wrll go to a Du lr1ct Youth Jo~eiJowsh•p me('tmg m St Clairsville ?resbY!ertan Chunh Saturd-ay ~ear~ ago when he fust took ofC1ce One of the p1ess 1n~ tHOblerns m Pomeroy IS streets and hlghwa)!l thetr mamtenancl and Improvement and the ser \Ices the town government Is ablt• to pro\1de m keepmg them dean The pressmg part of the sltuatJou Js the terr1f1c cost m valved Ill any sound rehabtlltahon program indeed the cost or merely holdmg our own on mnln1enance Is back breaking to the to" n treasury For exampLe $9,000 has been spent by Pomeroy !n each of the past two years In patchmg and sf'al coatmg the worst streets , But what follows"' It JUst has to be done nll over aga:m A startlmg example Is Butternut Ave -which was sea] coated ul thts Jy,o )~ar program When the job was done the street was still rough and Jt contmued to develop faults Tpe trouble IS everything put on Butternutt Av~ 1s hke bulldm\" a house on a sa11d foundation Butternutt should be lot n up and rebuilt says Mayor Robmson as should a number of other Pomero,Y streets Here 1s the pam!ul part llc,estJm 1tcs It would cost $35,000 to $40 000 to rebuild th1s short stre~t from where lt origmates on W Mam Street to v.here It JOinS Lasley Street then runs mto Mulberry Ave by Gtbb s Gro(ety Only by rebulldmg tt can the town escape frequent costly repair jobs wtth the re suit never really satisfactory After careful study and numerous ronfcrences with coun calmen and state hagh\\ay depaitmenl experts the mayor be heves a suund street i.lnd h1ghv.ay p10gram m Pomeroy would demand the spendmg of $35 000 annually for the next 20 yean Based on present valuations such a program would re quire a tax levy of SIX to seven mills The only loophole to this rt"voltmg prospect IS that the toY.n \\Ill grow and that more p10perty will come under taxation In any l vent the prospect J:> not eilsy A $35,000 annual p1ogram could be cxpeded to fmance complete rebmldlng of .111 stl eets whtH t! needed starting "'lth the mo11t setiously detenoral ed Only m th1~ way can Pomeroy hav e modern streets o~t a low ma1nl< nanlc <ost Thts is one of the prnbh•ms any new Pomeroy admtmstt a· tum Will fa~e. It w11J become murP and mnre pressmg in years t o ~.:ome as populalton grows J1t1cal tssue unless met wtth Jl 1s bound to bt come a bitter po open mtndedness and a full re· ahzatmn of the Carts And It wHJ be welt tor voters to keep m mmd the fac1s of h[e about this strE!ct tunhlt•m so lhnt tutun polttlcal cand1 dates whoever the) mav ht• ca n not make absurd wlld prom 1ses about Lln ca<:y solut10n to thi s tough pt ohlem Thert never 1s an £'asy to a h.nd qutstJOn ans~et Around and About > Wlt/1 Rni1Prt R11nrk • ' lKOMA Tangan"tkil - 1 wtn t•1lln11 yoJ nbout this t nrhanted leopard nl o11rs I'll' otht r day a 1rt hu kod the ap ICt! to complete the dory T~111 bruh~ hAd 1xnortd (\f'ry thing nclutttng the lhrt>ul u[ vul turf!H lurt!d In hts ktll hy o st p a rate Mill dulcet mnitnlo{ 1 ~ ll.'i every~hlng but utnip which 18 111 1hort supply here Hllpnna chut or no leopard Evl'rybod)l ehll h11vlng (atled on tht! phantn~tn It got to be .11 dts t>a11e wtl n J11hn Sullon a profl!h llion~tl ~untor Rnd (rlerllt of nunc and m~ Camp convt>t~Rt ou Willi rt'du"ed to what Mitml e~tlh lhc bahbllr11 of Immature Idiot s Beet John would uy What• ~aloodJ ~~ Tb<t,fll Jtlnt dugs Why wouldn't thf!<v sHn1 cats~ 'M'aybt!, So what• A btJ. H.uoa h11 moved l"to mg l lout!:-~ untll w~ mch~eved a Hkt trhy bhnd creaLI!'d out or nul vrnl Ihot nhu ~h Our (nend had movt>d down wn~ Htlltn~ ltkt a big dog and I non1halu.nlly chewing on a pig 1 ha u nch Ht rluln't know we w• rl' tn lhf' W( rl t thts ul wh tc h had r ol fr d Lv 1ny (or all of his ad ult hfr> Gun went off C1l did a double backJilrk out of th~ tree Into I he tludu~ ~~ p ecc of bush II\ Tangan ) tka - for I for'gol to soy we hod r hoRNI th11 thrcket on lhe li m ~ !! tlliW!' r It would Rive htm conltt.ltr'ce At lh s ~h11l you could htur the jeep Rtllrl m camp It new ovn th1 bumps- Mama th'l! 111unbear er~ boY• aqd all, for you Jet one ahot ooiy ~~~ anv leopard In any tree a11d the wbole camps alerted watttnl tor that one apUtUni hlo-liW.' tree Th.,. go Lo Jeep crock l~tl\t ~· WhY ' the ,. -'h" ~ . . ., tr: , 11, 111ii~O , •t'o mo•• "•t ucu• ... .., ul!11m Was ex hlblt• d z a It 111 n _, b) the boys • kill That nl.Jiltlt wo would apfil} olntmentJ to JlJna• And the leo p~ ww\4 .. eat ~IH)tll!r hatt a w.wtbot r.d l'"lltl 11t Ua from detp bu•h a Cozen yard• dlatnce One d11y we hAd lleen a rafubow Jutt at dUik Sulton allowe(\ that It wu pOlnllna to the bla cat, the bewitched cat I ltept ttuntlng &ut ton aOOut hit rainbow When' Any d•y now ' be would reply • Let 11 JO let the bugs bite u11 And It ltappen.ed Hlr:e th(' bllOks do It We ~~~ all afternoon In a bla arrub ot thprn, peerlna at the leo pard tm Ali U~e liaht started to 10 John stood un and awepl the tree with hl4t..-tnoeulart One apot lr.d foot dantlfld from I topmoat branch , fila leePIJ'd w.aa thert I know not hoW lona beuu~ the 'ftJI.bltrel ~dii't eome down to the otJMr kill aqd ebvioualy U1e old bA,v f pruer.ce had .held orf the bii<l• uv.ou. ca 1l,'t tilct him t9 ahoot him fn,ro here " l old You •ot notll l~J bllt fOl.l\ add 1 bJ& branch to a1nt it Wbat now ritl•hly hun! et'!"' Mama aat In the cab of tM ]eep anrlrolltd up Lhe wln dCJWR Mama hu no nthwdaam far lwo thinQs-all elep'tlnt "nd unoone~ted leoparda in bush We •lmp)y went Into tht bush John with a bUC!kthot loaded lbot1un me with I rlflt 1 hoped the leopard would chew on lftlteld ol me Th11re may be h.laher hunt.ni than lookiDt for In thu~k bush at rulhln1 1 doubt It Nt>lllona not not burfalo pelnt• to a leopard duD., but eleph"nt It happened l uw tbe patc!l ol :.potted fur before the v_.ttare «!)'ell Of Methekt, th.t btad C\lfto bearer uw it ThU i1 ~~wn at brl!lilbl lie Wla dead Ill rllltt th1a phantom C41t'l bil 11M 1011t aDd bet.!ltl(lll ,anct,'" wun t c~ ing with tht~ ana,r1 and tho• two Inch teeth Wt hid 1 llllll.l war d•nce and 1 JINt IMn)' IDU,Uil congr1tulattona i.e tilt bulb. lu camp it Wll wame bee•UH the hobJoblln put to rut After three days of braatPna, Ma mo remarked that oext tl.me tbe"d rather 19 tnto the bullh armed with o. pockelknlft than )b.t.tn to mr:o Sutton and 15 Arrlcana talk 1bout It 1 w" • Got to ahlk over to that othc-r Pitch o buth Sutlon said We II 111e the cloud• • It may sound unbelievable but I~ l9ok UJ ball Itt hour crawllnr (Copyrlgbt 18M lly Un1Led " our belli~, t& cover 50 yards' Feature S)'ndleat., JDe) of bJrtlround uain1 the occasion __ 11 thtdOQ 1:11t bJ 11\lrtllq: even " - ' - TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel3 20 I ill1 30 Friday WSA% TV CHANNEL 3 6 M S1gn On 7 00 Today 9 00 Coffee Time lO 00 Homt ll (,(I The Palce 1:; Rl&bt 11 30 1ruth or Consequl'nces 12 00 Tic rae Dough \2 30 It Could Be You 1 00 Curt"<!nt .?. 00 Camrr~ G....es To School 2 30 Te.nnesae,. l:rme Ford ! 00 Matinee TJ- ... ~tt~. 4 0' Queeil F::.r A Dav t 65 Modern Romances D 00 Comedy 'J'lme 5 30 My lttt1e Margie 6 00 Wdd B1ll Hickok 6 80 NIJWI Pictul'" 6 4ft !)pons Eye 0 515 Weatbereast T 00 Dr Hudson a Journal 't 30 ~die Fbber Show .. 45 NBC News 8 00 Blondle 8 30 Life of Riley 9 00 Bob Hope Chevy Show 10 00 CavaJcade of Spartt 10 45 I &.mous Fights Press Box Tontght 12 30 Slgo Oil Saturday- Channel3 8 26 Sign On 8 30 Western Feature 9 30 Capt Midnight 1" 00 Ho.,dv Door'v 10 30 Aunt nru ~how ll 00 Fury II 30 Cowtlvy Theatre 12 SO Mr Wu:-ard I 00 Down On The Fa~ 1 30 Western FeatUl't 2 3U NBA Gamt> 4 30 Hopalon: Cassidy 5 00 din: King ~ 30 hoy Ro..-ers 6 00 News 6 15 Scoreboard 6 30 Rosemar) Cloone) Show 7 00 Satutdsy Nrght Jaml.loree 7 30 Peoplt Are runny 8 00 Perry Com, Sbow 9 00 Caesar's Hour 10 00 George Gobel SbO\J 110 30 Your H1t Pard~ I I 1 II 00 N<~• >r,d SJIOTI-o !11 30 ~ 1 15 I 30 11 00 Newa: He1dlinec J1 Uli Wea'lJetcast ChamplOnsbJp Eowllne Owl ',l'heatr" Sj~n 0!1 '56 Champion Tomato Growers Ohio Youth Named For The State Of Ohio Wins Phizer A WOOd County farmer and • County rather and tiiOn tre Ohto'• chamtton tomato growers for 191S8 1 Winners ln the Ohto Top Ten Tomato club announced today by E C Wittmeyer, Ohio State Uni veralty extension hortieulturtst are Ivan Frel!man of Route 1 Deah Jer, and W R and Scott Ferguson of Route \ Un1on C1ty lnd Freeman produced 30 84t tons of tomatoe1 per acre on 18 5\ aerea under contract for a can ntn1 company In Le1p11c and the FergU.IIona grew 30 D8 toru per acre on 8 17 acres In Darke county fer a GreenVIlle company It was t1ae f1nt time in biatory of tbe club, orslnind tn 1947 that any winner has produced over 30 tons o1' tomatoe to tbe acre W1ttmey er atd Ji'reepJan won the clau for ,rowers wltb 15 or more acres of tomatou and the Ferguaons the clua for growers with 3 to 1~ acres. '!11ere were 147 growera in the proJect The state wlnnera followed good cultural practice~ and apphed hta9)' appUC!Iltiona of fertillzer to r:ain their high Yields ~e WCHS-TV ernmcnt s ttght money pohcy has fallen upon the home buyer and th(> home building i~dustry be cause th~y are stngularly depend 1 nt on credit and consequently are mo.st vulnerable to changes In the cred tt supply Indeed Jt ) m1ght JUstly be said that they ~tlone are bearmg the burden of rrl'dtt J estralnt since no other major segment of the Amencan economy s hows any aigns of cut tmg back as a result of tight crcdrt 8 Y R obert Shortni FOR IEI.IASI AT WILL A UNITED PRESS EXTRA IOITOR s NOTI The t.llowln lnt di~~Nttch Ia tt.. lhlrd a,. : Mrlt~ of thr.. IIYIDf the e,..u· mtnta for •nd a,.tnst the "tltht money'' policy Tocby'• cllipltch It written for United ,r,.. '-" Jo"Ph a H•veratlclc presl•nf Of the National Anoclathm of Hot:"'t lwiiMra lng that pehcy 1 How effecllve IIi the tilht mon£'v policy' Whom il it prolechn g~ 1~ It beJn1 operated undflJ' the trad1 Uonal Amertc. prlnetple of equal treatment for aU or does Jt dtserimmate unfairly agimst one seement of our econoJ'ny agamst one group of our pflople 1 II the aim of the federal guv ernment s credJt control program Flx•cl lntMHt ••••• Is to •low down the dema nd for ly JOEIPH 8 HAVERSTI~K lt should be req~embered that and use of credtt t thmk 11 car 'r••ld•nt N•tlon11 A11oc.l1tlon fairly be saLd that the pro1.ram much of the home bulld1nR and hume buymg in the Unrted Stah!'S of Hom• luUdera ha• falle<i loti lly operates under frxed Jnter Wrl .... n For UnltQ Pr•as est rates set by the US govern The Amer1can people have been L~• At R.cent listening for many months to p il..et I look at the record 1n the ment 'loday these ratet' are un Rteady flow or re~tssu.ranees from field of ctmsumcr credit tt IS an attractive to hmderR b('eause they Wll slu rr gton that lhl' .'iO La llctJ 1romc facl tha t any Arntrl ~an off er a lower return than can be hghl momy pohcy ha s been famtly con take a European vatH ohtaultd from corporate borrow enforC'<d equitably r~nd Impartial lion on crf'dlt but tt has drfftrulty er.. who enjoy spectal tax pr1v1 ly for lhetr own be»t mteresta, to fmancing a home itt today l leges unt.ler our existing laws protect the l'conomy agutnst mfb tight " Jrioney market tJn a mort I t r rlaml} U hard money 11 hon II 1M now ttme !hat they a1:1k g11.11:e gu01r.anteed by the Untted .,ood for the country home burld some !iearclung questons of the S~ttt• wovornmenl 1 rs as pntrtolrc Clhzens would be rnone}' managers who arc t nforc The heavn~st tmpaet of Ihe gov willing to JO tl ong Hut butlders l)u nk 11 would bf' nrore jushftable 1l tht hard money po11c wece the ~a n ~ fu1 all br g and small for 'lome hutltlers app liance dealers automobile mllnufacturen steel Clunpantus ch~nucal produceh lottie Over P•nlogon t U:e latt•r Chane• •nd all !h<' reqt of the bustneS!I Pro1ram for ....rv••? !-or Pottol Rate lltt ' l'n who m~d( up our complex cononw Sw·cial to Cet~tral P r~q .AHoc4alioiJ I I••• 'Wf .\SHINOTON A ba ltle appeara to be ahaptng up In ConJreaa l l t)Ver the Penta1on I n~ Pto&ram for I'Uei'Vtl. Tile IIWfipinJ provlalon. Of the new program requln 1ix monUur active duty tor all enll11teea In the Anny reset Ve!l lncludlnl' the National Guard Th ill take• efhct April I It •dao opena a '.\ay tor draft "PJ youth1 to I!ICipe the two year draft Under thla provlaion youth• IS a,.,. through 25 rnay volunteer tor alx mont.ha aeUvt duty training follow~ by 6ve and a halt yelt'll 1.n the ready r eaerve or Guard Hereto tore tht~y had to voluntote1 bttore l'MahlnJ' draft age The NaUon11 Guard a..oclaUon bitterly at· lackt~d the prorram and hat ulled a. apttrttal 1 1eet1nr to or1anlu a eon,...ulonal ltK"ht apl.rutt th• decl1lon Alao membert fd thl Houae armed strvlou committee wl.ht to know whither the Anny could put the propam without approval by the HoUP and 88\alt • • • • e POSTAL 11.\TU- Prutdent l:l•~wer •tanda a beU.r chu\<:t DOW thu ht did IUt year of ptUftJ ~ to approve a h.1U in JIOS~II ratee but the 9UteotUt II .ijU & . .~ Orre element enhanelnJ the poHitl~ ot ~n ,ouu_ a rate lner411e ll the tact that lNT ._ Mt an •lee year ~ · '(y Mu• cant be r~ed in Pt•IIUCIJ ~. . . . . . ~fAIL Lut nar wttll thetr poljtlcal futur.tl lit ·~ ill the 41t9\ktU, Mnatot'l'~ and HoUM membtrra opehly '"n t'elu tHo approtf ~ ~t In tu price or etamp• that mtpt anjw • vfter. ...,.,.. ~al l. .dtra faY&- Kr. Jllehower's rate--~t· hlr ptu and tt • l!lre Lo pt to the 1o0r fet 'MUon betot .. tM ... liOn •nell IIMau tpprova) ts conll14t'" proba11rl• but th• letlate may k1k If the plla Ia approved It meana &hat you wU1 b&ve to pay four l~t~ttud Gt lbNI cnta to m•U an ordlnary lfttuo 111.d •even IIUI&ead ot IL"t ~U tor u all mall 1tamp othtr po.tal ntee would 10 up. too . . ' I OOIJU wp.y . qVAU,.IC'ATIO)f~A ~I etrort i1 under to prtwnt II Prealdmt trom ftU'I!M lft.Y'Ont without juflJelal Uflrlt:nct to tbt Supreme Coul'\ leu.tor Oeorre Bmathtn, a nirttta o.ntcNt. hu lntroductd N:h • bill and hu aaked tor Hrly CIOMtdtratlon of It llmalhtn Mlltvtl thare h11.va Hell ..,_. Wbtaadlnl lt1prtlne 00\lrt ju1tk1M Without oourt experience lnrt ht e«mtldera tharn to be ·-...,uou" HI alao fHlli that t~'!'; aMy lb.e men In the )Ower qour:Ja, who ll'll overlook•• fott ,..... when appoiaC. ~ta U. opan. .. tha natton • bllh•t bibwtal Uadw hll blU htrh court appo~itel wctuld ha.vt W bl.v• ba\f Awe yara ot HI'VIct Oft tither a lowtr ftdeul flourt or cmt ot the biJIIW •tate eourt&. \ BanalMnr tanned Preeklat ElNnhowe.r'a ~tIIICitla' Mlllit f( WlWam Joaeph. Br.nnaa to th lupftm. court u 1 "dll'ftt endoreemflllt • at u.. prtadp~\ hco• <II ttW bUL Brennan formorl)• waa 1'lft tlMl Ntw l . . .r IN!IW" Malt ..,._. Oeurt Mr J:iaenbo.w_. il npartll;{ ~ taav• ll't(lled the reeordl ot federal ud etatt j . . . h.ofo" •• ... . .URtiU 8rtnftllll I appolntm~t. ' f C4LUNO ALL CARS-The (OVotnl"Dentl Vilh and WUdlltl ...... vk:e 1.11 proclalmb!.J ll tou1h old bUft'IIO N klftc of the lonaiJ ,UU.. han hlfb'lt'l.)'l ' The aervJe4 ftpcrtl that for t.ht IUth time ill no•t ~ ~M Joe hu '*n lnvo1nl! in a rtcht-ot way dllpute wlth U L\\ltomobtl• and hu ernerred 1M victor 'I'IM lat.t tplfOde lnvolvad a territorial pOlice cruiser The report faY! ,., .,...... &way \lll.leathed, &Mrtlllf dtlance at the vehk:le. '1'111 P'!"! f1!!1* I It w.. dunoll....._ BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mri Roy Sh~ets Anh qu1ty are announemg the birth --,----,.,.,..----=-:-=:::: WCH$.TV CHANNEL 8 o( a son we~J3"htng 10 lbs on Jon uary 10 Thu baby has been named 8 00 C'•otam KangaroQ M.11.rtm ~Ray Grandparents ure 9 00 Morning Show WtUtam Wol! ol Eagle R1dge and 10 00 Garry Moore Dess1e Sheet or Ourbtn W Va t1 30 St..'"\b It Rirh Thts ts th-! flfth Child for the 1.3 00 Vallan~ Lady 12 15 Love of Ltfe Sheets family 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 45 Guldmg Light RETURNING TO STATES Wrlllam C Young A N of the 1 00 Katlt> s Kitehen U S Navy wdl be amvrng back 1 SO Aa the World Tll'DI m the Umted States sometime m 2 lO Our MISII Brooks February roHowmg several months 2 30 Hou.aepany m the Medlt"rranean area aboard 3 00 The Bt.~ Payoff 3 30 Bob Crosby Show the Aircrafl Carrier U S S Ran dolph Young 15 the oldest son of 4 00 BrJtbter' Day 4 15 Seetet Storm Mrs Roy Sheets 4 30 Edge of NJght 5 00 Earlv Sbow 8 30 Your F.sso Reporter 8 45 Sport11 Parade • 6 58 Weatherman 7 00 A1r Force Show 7 15 Douglas Edwarls 7 30 My P'nend Flicka 8 00 West Potnt Story 8 Plll.ylwuse of Stan Funeral serv1ees for Clyde 8 30 00 Mr Arlams & E\ e French were held m the Jackson 9 30 Highway Patrol Churcb of Christ Thursday after 10 00 The Lme Up nl\Qn Burral wall tn tht Jackson Cemetery RelatiVes and fnends from Mtd dleport meluded Mr and Mrs Ed WHTN TV CHANNEL 13 ward I<Tench Mr and Mrs M L French Paut French Mr and Mrs 11 44 Stsn On Don SliVeN! Mr and Mrs Edward 11 ~ Cartoon Club T French Charles Archer Mr lf:lfi .... Nobn -News and Mrs W1lham Burford Mrs 12 15 Ne Jlhbors Elmer Burns Mrs Delmar Roth 12 30 Llberace 1 OOFemlnt'le Touch geb Mrs. Herbert ( hambcrs Mrs 1 45 Movte Matmee. GTtCf Rus.sell Mrs Willis Anthony 3 00 Af 1ernoon Film Festivlll Mrss France~: Rou sh Mrs 0 L 4 30 Super Senal Time Rouah Mrs Leo Chtlds Mrs Carne Hall Mrs Mme1 va S 00 MtckPv Mouse Club 8 00 Car•non Clull Childers Mr.a W1jl1am Bradford Mrs David D11rst Sr Mrs Herman 6 30 Five Star Fl.llal "l 00 Kukla Fran & Ollh. Lohse Mra Edgar All ensworth Mrs Fred I Gardnf'r Mrs Dave ? 15 John Daly & the News Farmer Mrs George Childs Mrs 7 30 RID Tln Tin 8 00 .l1m Bdwle Minme Gilmore Mrs George Mow 8 SO Publie Defender ery Mrs Erne11 J all.ance Mrs 9 00 J Led Three Llvea W~lham Reynolds Clvde French Funeral Rites Held Thursday Person PROFIT Saturday9 00 90f 9 30 10 30 s.r. INSURANCE On LieOII\the~ Capt.a1n Ka. "aroo M~.gbty Mouse II DO Lucky 8 RarlCh 11 30 Tales of Texas Rancen I2 00 B1g Top PIG 1 00 The Lon • Ranger 1 30 Jr Town Meetint 2 00 4 15 4 30 5 00 5 30 6 00 6 30 7 00 7 30 8 00 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 ! Langsville Home Demonstration Club In Election I 980 I Spy 1o oo Nabo11al lee Hockey Tnwn CountrY C.oosroo>di The P.l& Pl~ture Cbureh'a Bt; S_,. TV CIISII'Ofm A1r Power Golden Playboup Beat the Clock Buccaneers Jack.ie Gleuon Show Gale Storm Sbow Hey Jeannie ~~ SiJII',,Il!t "'Ullll ~···· nel Saturdayt>tgn On Wettern Movle Bible T1me Two Gun Pl&.yhoWJe Wesley Belles Jr (Ava Ham~r) was honored w1th a mtJ. eellaneous sbower giVen Monday evemng Jan 14 at the East Le tart MethodJst Church basement by t.ba ladies or the church The eolor lche.r.e Will carried out ln peen tnd yellow with a water sprinkler uranaement fron QJe ~ellllng with '>treamen from It to the many beault Pil#~·-- Roy IC.OJ HIGH LEVEL Tractors Off Allliatk S.,.h•lll Mrs. Wesley BellesJi.lionor, Guest At Miscellaneous Shower Mra ON ALL (2 1.2 30 Mrs Margre Grimm Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs Ross Norris, Deed Laudermdt Mn Ferne Hayman Mrs Richard Rowe Sendma •'!ts tend were Mrs Clyde Norm, Mra Mn Hecchet Theiss Mrs Jean Earl Shank Mn Early Mrs Freeland Norns Mrs":,:;~f.: Humphre) Mrs Me1gs B .Go Shopping DEMONSTRATION Show 5 00 6 00 Saturday N~>wf Seo•·•l>,... 615 Swappm Sam s 8 30 Lets T•lk It Over 7 00 Eddy Arnold Time 7~ FamoUs Fllm Festival 9 00 Lawrence W~lt 10 00 Ozark Jubilee 10 30 You'ta 011 Your Own 11 00 20th Centur) Theater Lef'S 1 MORRIS EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY J ••~ Phone""" 98 Phone 3ZOZ Raelne C"""Y• ~~~~~~~~~P~e~ar~I~S~t~::;:;::::;:;::::;;::;:;::~~ Whole kernal corn 1s exact y what the name Jmphes - whole kernals carefully removed from the cob ao that the hull remaJns Intact Cream style corn may contam some whole kernels along Wlth pieces of toner port.lons of ker nels subtitantlalJy free from bulls or of ground kernels from wh1cb the bulls have been removed Both wh1te and yellow corn comes Ill etther 1tyle of pack Cream style corn goea a little farther than whole kernel corn in sernn&, but depend lng may upon not the beUBedesirable ror wbJch 1t 1.8 Intended • Actrn1 Sleys F•arl..,ly HOLL11WOOQ Lower coat per pound keeps you In business UP - Man!lt Van Doren tuld Thursday bed jn her new house reportE!d as bemg nearly w8,tt Dnd ;,,u-t.. having black sheets "Itm not afra1d of faHirrg she Sjlid H s iO big that 1 Prioelr dOWD 1' Tlmt DOW to lower ..,.u by u11n1 S-way RED(tROSE FEED poHtfts s-IIDSTIR IPHDIN. TRENTON N J uP - Geol'lfl Cue former major leuue aperd kmg waa Ugged wltb t.bree speM. ina: violation,. Thuraday by Btatll Motor Vehicle Dtreetor Frederlek J Gassert Jr who revokeri Caae'l dnver 1 lieenrt The ex. Wilhint· ton S.nator1 ouU'Itlder is head. ba1eball coach at Rut.Jers Univer· olt,y Tc r. • ..,eclelly formW.ted fi...t .11.1d "'" ,. Oot6l. '-4 rc ,.. .,. ..., w..,. n~Pr t1 "'" rc r,-.,_ I Readers of Tbe Dally'~ollllel long !n Identifying COITedly lhe Mystery Farm No 4tery p1ctured above, as that o\Vned~a~n~d~~~~~b;y~Pu~r~le~y~a~n;d~l'~a~u!~K~arr:~of~Lo=n~g~B~o:tt~o=m~M~ysFarm No. 5 will appear In ion of the Sentinel • • • The Purley Karr larm located one mde North of Che1ter wu correctly 1dentifitd this past wet* by a numb"r of readers of the Daily Sentinel Mystery Farm of the Week The name or the farm 11 known as the Karr Dairy and Poultry Fann and conSJitl of 148 IC'l'e!l The farm was f1r1t settled Jn 1MO and denved 1t.s name from the Holstem Bre-Mers AssodatJon Karr purch:~sed the farm m 1940 from Jesse Tuttle and tn the put 15 years of ocntpancy on the farm has budt two large broiler hou.aea a farm pond remodeled the barD, consti\Jc\ed an up-to-date milking parlor and Improved the bouse and farm In general Poultry and D1irylng are the princtpal protfucls or thJS farm al lhough he also bus a small frwt orchard Sixty aeres arc kept un der eultlvatton and 35 aeres m Improved pasture Iandi He has a cattle herd of 29 registered Hol steins and eight grade Hrusteln m additiOn to ramng of broilers. Crops are rotated yearly and ens1lage bay and grain are fed the hvestock: JO months out of the year Bas1e types of fertthzer used on the farm In land cultiva tton are cblck~n manure, l1me and commercial fertthzera Karr was marr1ed to hili w1fe Altona m 1922 and are the par ents of three children, Paul. 32, Haroce, 27, and Kathryn Mora a daughter who resides on the Porn eroy:Cbt"ster Road His son Paul wor'ks on the farm w1th btm and be and h1s wtfe Ruth, whom he roamed m 1947 live on the farm Karr is a member of tbe haak. Walton League Chester Melhodt.St Church Chester Grange and Pure-bred Assoc;:tatton His principal bobbleS are bunting and fishing Karr saJd that he has tned to follow the soil conservatlon plan and keepa b111 ground in as much alfall.a 18 posAble When be first moved to th~ farm m 1940 the wheat yleJd was 8 bushela pE'r acre Since that time he he.s. by good tillage prac:tlc&~, bo,ted the yield to 50 bllShel per acre He ia proud also of owning the most up-to-dtlte milk parlor in Meigs County A Ions time aubleriber of the Dally Sentinel, Karr say11 be pre fers the Meigs County daUy newspaper to auy other because he gets the IMal news quJcker Gary Wolfe, aged 9 &on of Mr and Mn Gc'Jrge Wolfe of Chester was probl.b1y one of the younsest to 1dentrty tbe Mystery Farm He .saw tbe pldure Of ttle farm 1n the Dally St>nhoel wblle a.t the home or h•<s: grand parents in Chester ancl made Immediate lden tlrication of Ute farm Otben tb1t weak who correctly identifted the Km farm were Howard Bolin AtheDs-rd Dana E Hamm, Mmtrsvllle, Rt 1, Ja"k Carter Star Route, Chester, Mrs Ed1son Hollan, .&flnersvllle, Mrs Earl Dill, R11clne, MrL Murl Ours Long Bottom, Mn. George Pyles telephone operator at Chesler Charlei E Lee, Rt 1, Long Bot tom and Mrs. Florence Wbtte Long Bottom. 1953 Chrysler Club Coupe ·- • NEW IN FARMING C E BLAkESLEE Cou 11 ty Agricultural AgMt You can't just f~d corn m1n eral! and water to a pregnant aow and get the belt reaults will the statement made by Herb Barnes ExtensiOn Swine Special ut at a meeting m M.ergs County th1s put week Mr Barnes based bJJ statement on the fact that the unborn litter starting practically from no wetght must increase 1n aize up to 21k to 3 pounds per plg at birth In the geatatron penod of 112 to 115 days tbe sows body must provide ad of the matertals somg mto the little pigs body as well as the energy and waste products m this production A pig that Ja properly developed dunng the gestatlon penod should durmg the e 1ght weeks followrng buth multtply 1\8 wmgbt at least twelve times One of the essentials 111 the brood sow ration Is the lD elusion of 8 complete supplement whteh tncludcs proteins vttamms and anUbJOttcs Barnell indicated that a preg na~1t sow rauon for good reproductJOn should run about two pound.!i per day far e2ch 100 lbs of body wetgbt for a gilt and 1 y,. to liAr pounds of feed dally for 100 pounds of body weight far the sow A 300 pound gtlt or 400 pound sow would need. about &IX pounds of feed per day which m the WID ter t1me should mdude one lb of alfalfa meal 1 pound of ptg and sow supplement and 4 pounds of any other combm 11 t 10 n of gram• Jn tbe summertime if the brood BOW Is runmng on good ladmo ar alfalfa pasture the protem supple ment may be reduced to about v4 pound ,:er bead per day, plus the neceSBary amount• of other 1rain1 to keep gainmg slightly, but not to reach an excessl.ve wellbL A week to len days before tbe sow furows more bulky materia1s lhotdd be put in the ration. the water she WlBhes If she aearches for food and ads hun gry feed her lightly On the day foiJOWUJg fa.rrowrng begm full feedmg the aow Grad uaJly return the corn aod 111pplement ID the ratmn and take out some oi the bulky materJals.. Be cautious wtth the protein supplement for a rap1d increase may cause scouring especillly tf there IS Infectious enter1tis m the brood sow Ten day1 after farrowmg the sow should be up to a full feed whacb ebould tnclude e1ght to twelve pounds of gnun per day A good brood sow may reproduee her own weight 1n milk dur Jnf the eta:bt weeks nunmg per 1od Her mtlk: flow reaches Jts peak the f1fth week after farrow mg then declines gradually by weerung ltme at eight wetkR Baby PIP ~orn during ('Old weather will benefll goeally by the U8e of hovers and heat lampa to assure adequate warmth and dryness Heat lamps should be hung 24 to 38 Inches abov~ the floor It .mu~t be hung out of the reach of the sow and so 11 will not burn the pigs Be sure the wmng has adequate capacity Use porcelain sockets Bnbv pigs confmed wtthout ac ceas to the sod need protection from anem1a The ptgs should be auppUed wt•h adequate Iron and copper m some form by the third day arter tarrowrng Soc~rce of tron and ('Opper are ('opperas and re duced Iron compounds Squares of "lean sod placed 1fl the pen will also take care of the ne' d for 1ron and copper Vetennanans al so have anemia preventative pdts to treat pigs mdmduaJJy Many baby pru will start to eat during tile fn st two weeks of hfe This may be supplted In a creep so the ~tow cannot get to 1t Oat groats or rolled oato are palatable and make excellent feeds during the first two weeks uf a pigs life Many commercial companies also have creep feeds wlrlcb are satisfactory Each ptg should eat abqut 25 pounds of feed before the normal weanmg age of e1ght weeks Pip us11ally eat about % of th1s bedally tween the sixth and ctghth weeki As soon as the sow completes Arter weaning corn or some sul}- Ground rolled for oatscorn or bran may be oats substttuted and lupplement tn the mtxture These changes should be made gradually but there should not be a reduct1on ln Lhe amount of teed fed flrrowlng she shoul~d:b:e~g•:ve:n:a:ll:ot:':tu:t:e:u:':"~al;ty;;;;m:a:ke:'::"P~lh~ei;iib;"~'e Sugar Run Flour Mill Mulberry Ave. Phone 150 ' Pomeroy POMEROY MOTOR CO. E. Main st. Pomeroy Season Just About Ready ration plus the oeeeaary protein supplement A :50 pound Pl.l Tbe maple qrup aeuoa II a~ shoul~ gaul approximate'y one proachlfli, F W DeaD, Ohio Sll'fe pound per d~ and eat around 3 Un1venity extension forest.er, a~ pounds of an 18% erude protein vtaes produc:era: to c:beek eqaJ~ ratton At 100 pounds of weight ment buckets, evaponton IDd the market pll abould Pill 18 ft~el suppllet now pounds da.Hy ,ad eat 5.3 poun(ls Of Dean ~IDIIldl producer• of tJMr 16 ;, protet.n ration From 150 to say 1f you mila tbe lint bit rua., 250 pound!: tbe plb Jbould run You may lu~~e: the beat part of tbe around 18 l)(lllJids per 1ay Wllh season the ~otal feed rangmg from 6'fz In other year• aome iUJU' c:ampt to 8 pounds per day of a 12 to 14 in Ohio b:ave opened in January. per cent proteiD aupplemenL saying t{ You Dl.WI fJnt ruP, 111 Barnes pointed out that 1D the s1derably from ) ear to year aadl present day maritet for pork we Northern to Southern ObJO are trymg to get out Df the fat u 11 ually 1t opens Itt Northern busmess He a:UO emphlli~Zd that Ohro 111 m1d February and extencll' you cannot tate fat oft a p1g by through late March. Freennl end keetung hlm bUnerJ ThaWing weather WJlb sharp One of the outstandmg programs breaks 10 tempM"atu.rea from 5 1 m Ohio m developmg the lean to 40 degrees aver extended per· type pork that conaumers want til tods produce gOOd lllp runs Delli 1he SWlne .Eviltu~tton Laboratory explam! located near Columbus Tbu sta. 1~~===========• hon JS asshlted by the faohties of OhiO State Umveruty the Ohio 1 Agn"ultural Experiment Station FOR and the program 1s a:tuded by the Swute Improvement AMIK'iation of Ohto Its purpose 18 to select and recognu:e breedini stock from Ohio herds that will Improve the efftclenc:~o of production and the market value of the OhiO commer ctal hog crop This stock ts aeled ed on the basis of records that 10 dtcate absence of mbented de fects proiiftcaey nunmg ability raprd gatmng abibty efficJeDt'y of feedmg uttlu.ation supenor meat type carcass and balanee of eom formallon In carrymg out this proaram certam fteld reql.UI'emen.ta: must be met on weights number of pigs in 1 htter health and absence of defects A representative pall' of Added to your own or 1oc:a1 ptgs from the litter JJ; delivered grams, plu.• good quality to th(' station and placed under a roughage will keep tllat faccomplete feeding and management program These piJI:s must &am at tory produemg at top qualIty. least 100 pounds on 370 pounds of feed or le55 and tnuat reach 1 200 pound wetght at 180 days of qe to qualify for certifkaUon After reat"bing market weJgbt Lhe ptgs are tlaughtered and me. surement Jncludinc fat back thickness. cucau length, ~quare mcbes 18 th• loin eye u well al we1ghta of the baJ1U1 IOJ.Ill and llbOulder11. Thll teltlnt pi"'Ohhl1 wlll do much to improw tbe bree:dmg atoct of Ohio I i FEED RESULTS I I $$$$ MASTER BLEND DAIRY CONCENTRATE I I Middleport Feed Mil I . .-. ·--=---~--------•••-••--------..-..-. •••• WITH PIIOV/Cv CHICKSTIINER y See how much faster, easier you'll farm I V See how little it costs I H.ra b. a t.hlDk al•rt•r Jhtl wUt ..roebi'" your btbr ehlclra 10 1 Ht.l•r. fhhr trowlat rtdod lban IMfon. Futarl c:oatalna ...ProphJ1," • ~lal mix of • .,.,. mal fat rnatertata It lt proa.la d~b. with • hlrh •••t cotdlnl aa.d; c:Oida.htl 1 wlde sp.ctrum anhb1otic to •••'" •• db .... anti protect t:J'O•tb. $965 Maple Syrup FAR MALL •lltmiD Radio, heater alld seat covers Extra good tires - lovely green fintsb. ,.u., apOtiiJbt new methocb of rtlft. • genUOIUI milt m.eter1111 aDd .,.. ceUIDJ An Ice ~am D1J till Will •tre11 enJineertn& ttevetop. menU N well u aew pn~nelq methodl All dalJ')' tec:bDOloD aoelet!tl WJIJ cOOperate in ltaJiq 1 baaque! Thuraday ewenll\1, J'ebnaarJ 7 De1n L. L. Rammtb ol TIM Ohio State Univenl.ty CoO. o1 Ajp'J cultu~ wUl apeaJr; oa '11le Obw State Un1Yenlt7 &lid the Far Eaal Among other eGDference 1pealto ers w1ll be W 8 Wood. Ohio Ex tl'nston t11nct.or, J II. Jenaea of the dairy department, lliehltaa Shte Uruver11ty, Max Hlndl, U.S Department ol Atrteulture eeoo~ ment Uruvenlt)' of Dlfno1.1. Dairy an.d fOOd teclmolop depart. r11ent Un1en:1ty of IDlnoi1 I DANDY ··BUY re.d hl1h bl 8 VltpliDI lllld 1D AntabiOtiC' St.tppleroenta to ward off reaptratory tn!ectlon• .uch •• Newcaft.le Blue Comb and Chronic KeRpint.ory Oifcatt of "'unknown cokt. • AAk ue 111bout Red ROlle TC It 11u heR Twt4d and Proved thru actual uae. Scheduled At OSU On February 5 I Flllli!ll Matcherles a Dairy Technology Conference Is I croNN MMtl ID N1chola femalea. Nichol• breediDI P1'0Vldea th• eombinatloa of 'VlJOrou• haalth,. aarl:t wel.ht. excepUonal livability and top teed eftldancy that epeU. low c:o•t per pound on lot after lot. On • buyer•' market. that caD hi 0\llhlY Important to you • You1l •keep ahead of the red when price• art low ,..dy &.o ROBBIRY PROFIT ,ood profitl 111 the montha abe SYRACUSE N Y - The burg See Y01ll' Vantraaa-Nte:hoJaor Jndiao tar who entered Ivan Robinson a Bl.ver: Nicholl hatcher)'IIUUI, toda7 servire station took 100 pennies !rom the cash register but dropped all of them and some af hts ~Rbe'IIVW• Woodlflold own money In bla baate to get , st Cla1nvllle, away Robinson aa..id ~e made a '10-cent profit N<illon.Uio, Ohio ":! 1 Path\U)S to 0pporturnlty WIU be thr Lheme of the ztth ann!J.al Da1ry fecbooJosy conference to Le held rn tbe A~ultural Labor atones buJidlni! on Ohio Sl.itte Unlver!IJty umpua l'ebruary U About !WXl per10na inc:JudUil d.io!ltY plaut operatora and supenn tendents d.my teebnlclana an.J othe r plant t>mployeea fteldmen nulk 1ns~cton and Jamtarlam are expected to attend the of..da.y j rve nt acconlm.g to f'r.t.ak Koval OhiO State UnJVeralt)' extenaloo ~peciallit m daU)' terhnology Th1rty nine '"aken from var 1ous seet1ona or the country will 1 ~ }.!pear on conference prog:rama A butter and chee•e program on .february :s will feat!.lte d1scua.o1 oru on paebglnJ, 10de label ng of butter, elfieterJCl' In pJa.nt perauona and product quality ~aster Buttermaker 1 awards ror 1936 wrll be pre.ented A I eld program will emphasizP current problema of dauy farm practrces., qua.llty control of milk ~ upphe11 and economiC and pubUc health protuema of the future Da1ry englneerlne aeaalona wil I FREE Gunsmoke 11 00 News' of the N1ght 11 15 Theatre 13 2 44 2 4:j 4 30 A rormer Huron county 4-H club mumber u one of 20 outatand Ina: college acmors lft the Untied States to receive a $250 •cholar ah1p tor work with 'lnlmDI d1aeaae preventiOn and control He 11 Gary E ugene Rtckettll son of Mr and Mrs. Frank Rick etta ot WlUird The Ohio State University senior received the a ward on the ba'ls of h11 extension tea('hlng plan for aound sheep health practtce• in Hw l)n and his outstllndtng 4-H club and sebolast c reeorda Rrckett.t haa hl1 own flock of registered Cornedale lbeep and won championship honora with his entries in the t-H Corrtedale class1 es at the Ohto State f1tr last year He is majoring In agrlcul tural education at Ohio State and plans to do (l'aduate work in the eld of ammal sctence • ;I'he youth 11 among a group of !ltudcnts 10 17 atates reeelVIna: ctrolarsh1ps awarded by Chas PhiZer & Co ll'l.c, producer of 1nhbJOtJcs Apphcants submJtted eldeDSJOn teachm~ plans Pmbodvtnr 11n IH' 1mal he1lth program or llhowinf the relationship of ammsl health to human health Each award wih ncr was required to have at l~9st 3 )lears successful pertor mance m 4 H wort and an out standmg scholastic re('ord I The Late Show R1ty Anthcmy Scholarship If you ll\.e canned corn, th1s ia the )ear to get your f1tl of it There 1s plenty Farmers bad a good year for corn production Whol• Bridge Stolen Canners packed 36 milUon cues ERDA ltaly UP People of In 1956 In 19~ the pack totalled thts mounltun hamlet would hke 24 milhan cases. Grocery shelves to JO tn forces to catch some are well stocked Many merchants th1eves who have upset the dally are makmg special t:Uaplays of life of the entire vJibge They canned corn and some are otrer can t however The thieves stole mg t)le new pack at pr1ees lll the wood and cement bndge keepmg with the greater produel'.hlch spanned the RIVer Boya tlon f he Bova runs through the center Labels on canned corn not Dilly of Erba T tell the name of the product net we1ght of co!'ltamer and name and address of the packer, which they must tell but also often gtve a varret~ of additional information to enable the consumer to make bc11t use of the product For ex ample many packers prmt reel pes for preparrng corn along w1th speclfle descript~e mformatmn about the partlculn kmd of corn m the can This is helpful to the housewife and is handy bestdes Exterunon spectall!ts m Marketing IqformatJon for Consumers at the Ohio Stat.e U01vers1ty Colum bus urge careful readmg of Labels and consideration of the different s1zes of cans and styles of corn packed wbWe kernel or cream style Companson of pr1ces of varrous stzes and styles ot packs will show whJeb is more econom WHTN-TV Channel13 lndu1trlal Borrowing Centlnw" fact ts that the har" money noiJcy has not halted mdustrtal burrowtng for plant and equtprnenl ~xpa n sw n [n 19M bustness pC'utltng for new plant and equ1p 'llent amo unted to $27 blllton in '958 ll hu.s rearhed $35 bllhon Tht.s 1s a strange Corm of credJt Mrs Alpha Barr wu el~eted edu(' lton pres1dent of the Langsvtlle Homl Demonstration Club when they In 195~ American mduatry II met Tuesday at the home of Mrs na nrctl About BO per cent ot Jla {,uy Swadley expan.swn out ot th own cap1tal Other altieers are v1ce pres\ resrne~ and went to the open dent Mrs Carl Lemley secretary market m competition Wlth pros- Mrs cecil Bolln treasurer Mrs perttve home buyen for only one Leona Kennedy Ist Home De-dollar c.or nery five nt eded for monatraHon Counselor Mrs Carl IX!ll'nston But 1n 1UMI one dollar Lemle)', seeond Jtome Demon In every three •pent by Amertean counsrlor )Irs 1 tlllan Gardner, Industry for new plant 1nd equ1p- pubhr1ty rhltrman Mrs Alpha ment was bOrro\Ved In the open Barr market and the apendinl W11S on a Jlext q1eetlng will be beld! flll" ,greater scale f~an In 1955 on Jlieb 28 1t the Kennedy hOme from Ill t.o 3 p m and ea.ch Mett 'olntN Comm.nt lmh: a sack luneb rnliftbti' Perhaps the mut pointl!'d com be 'Xaow YQIIP meut on the effeclivtnell8 of the Their llwlnf IUJht membefo ttght monev" policy l.s to be for the meetJnlif round m official fifure• prepared bv !he Department Gf Commene and the St!(oorttles and fl.:x(."han1e Commrnton They Bbow tbat spending on Mw plent •nd equipment for mduatna.l expansion rtn at an annual rate of about S25 biJ. lion when the Federal Resewe Board flrat started Its 'restraint'' on cred1t m 19M and thl.t It hu moved upw.,rd in an unbroken line 1unce that time tn a rate of nearly hO billion at tha presat moment An thill at a time when Amerl car. families are beana told tlult tt I~ inflationary to borrew monev tor new homes. Neither Mme buildetl nor ho~ buvers a,re natlng for spedal treatment But they are c:onvJnat:d that the time baa come when there abould he thoNugh going re examlnat.iQn ot our o:r.one~ Th~ 10 30 It 00 )lrif• 11 OS Scanning 1110 The I..ate The Ohto Top Ten Tomato club Is aponsored by the Agrtcuhural Extenswn Srorv1ce the Ohio Can nen associatiOn and the Baltimore and Ohio railrOad at a lun11heon project ill to atimulate rntereat 1n cultural practices neceuary for high yteida and htgh quality County and state wtnnen w1U recetve award• from the Baltimore and Obto ratlroa.d at 1 luncbeeon meeting 111 tl:te Deshler HUton hotel here January 29 The meet in1 will b1gbbght a 26th annual conference for cannen fieldmen and growen ot vegetable& crops for proces 81 ng to be held in columbua Janu.ry 28 and 29 County w1nners 111 addition to Freeman and the Fegusons who are Wood and Darke county win. ners reapect1vely are Peter Diller and Dwrght and Jullul B:Ixel Route 2 Bluffton, AI len. county Mrs c F M\ller and sons Route I Caslaha Ene ooun ty H R and Fred Tredway Rt 1 Lyons, Fulton county Norman Fr'eeman Route 1 Deshler Han eock county Elwyn Adama and Mrs Bermce Walll:er Route 1 Deshler' Henry county Kenneth Denore Benore Road Toledo Lu cas county. Edgar' E1chenaur Rt 3 Rockford Mercer county Clyde Jackson Route 3 Troy MJ.arru county Loren Sommer Genoa, Ottawa county George Price Route 2 Pauldmg Paulding county. Vm cent Brinkman route 3 Ottawa Putnam county John Yeagle, Lindsey Sandusky county, D1et nch Bros. ro~ 1 W1llsb1re, Van Wert county Charles A Planaon Route 2 Stryker Wilhams county, and A T Stephan and son, Route 1 Forest Wyandot county Purley Karr Dairy Farm Is Identified As Daily Sentinel No.4 Mystery Farm • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0 , JIUL 31, 1117-4 Cd the •m••m. fada aboal Faakrt from your Ptodco Dialer To rocll•l your cllldr pro&s IG • DIW bltb •.look IN iM bel wiJit. Jhe •o;lctt. PROVICO MILLING 6 FEED CO. Farm the modern way __ - With Farmall Felto H1tch Try tho futoot, .,...., unplement bif.d>. mg you've ever known. Hitch or ~tcb imJJie. menta m aeconda. Have more time for m.tbe-Jield work Do mono JObo m a day Seo what llfMJlit3 work you can do on every JOb mth FarmaU PoatH•tch __ , because Fast-Hitch leto unplenwltl work uthey obould-fioo-8ootillg or amtlollod. COME IN •• - or Oil! ~FREE ~'I(Jf$1~ Meigs Equipment Co. lncorporoted "Where Quality Is Paramount" Blltlei'IIUI & 2nd SL l'oalenl7 �~1 Seatlnel, l'llmeroy-Mi4dloport, 0 ., Jan . 25, 1957 • ' Badgers To Get Chance At llllddleport, 0., Jon. 25, 1957- Panther·s Back In Schoo)~ Jackets Tackle Wellston ;-;-:li---;YJ,-m-;;Ma~-C:;h-eO-,----,L=OU'GHRAN M- - - - , NEW pn:•ed In Bout CLI.I t"Of L' • 'J1t'anu' Show lf Loughran, HONORED YORK UP - Tommy furr:~~er lignt - heavJ- weit;h.t cbamplo"l\, will De ID bonored guest at the first annual din- ner of the New Yorll Box inj Mit!\· <tgen' Alll!n. 'ilillhU'day night . ---· :.___ Two Tied In Lead For Thund~rbird lnvitational Top -·ble ollould to pl'y .... I••• for a while" to. 1bci PllifJMr Mi4 the epi nJ.Pt trhen the P•nthers meet •f4lf Of ·~ . . . .~ the club Jfte'._l, here. wJ!I· il!tttf ta 8ttit IIIP' la Its eo,._ J•tson, eellar m•te _wUb 1114o- •lUoall;l• and ttl:fJdftl "OJf*l. tor dleport 1"' the SIOL. 11 at Qll bfllllft of tile IHHD., one IAHD&th so far •• I• tn.own. Tbt tlllf ... briPt P'OIIfteti only 1ebool te• ,two WH'U 1iJ0.- In ibo:oa~t~hl~·m~.'~'~-~~i~d:;J~o~c~y~''="~'~'";'~g~,;~===~;;;::;:;;;;:;::,:~~--~1 were 1955 Bula Specla1· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $2295 Hardtop 4 Door. Beautiful 3 tone Green finish. White· wall Ttres, Low MUeage, Dynafiow, Radio & Heater. POMEROY MOTOR CO. Pomeroy E. Main St. eoae' ran t'"· ~L 1.-. litO 1 I PJay On fn 1957 " ,..,.. A Yillol oiiOeke;t' .-utle p)a}'· lnl pff ell 'Pring ifllttad of tun· lr}f !fP ltil . . rOll . .t blOated till Hft' Yel ·y...._ today ~~ dll ()It pJftttN ot Don • · ••' . .,...,. . ..~.,, of _· -._.,· _.1•-.J, ·" ( ,..., _ . lliiJUitd, tbU: vt~Uy ,;..,.... ..- aU . . . . . . . . . . ....,. qdinf,~ Mia- an·. lJe with 1 trin wfMur: M ~d at ... , •• "'"" Tl ..a. , -w, ~-.ugJ"'W!J· ··-• 1 ~ ~~e~:YPo:rzt ~~ 't nu -The unbeaten Hlddlea, rated No. rd1 by the bt United Pres~ Ohio .__ Boa of Coae I, U1'"" 1FOR 12 ~ratght this seal!on. Added to lut · o1 •• aeason's 1tring '"'' · th e M'''le Iuu s ei have a two-s.eason VJctory lk n of 37· Not Content . ~ SPECIALS i FURHitub en in reguihr senon play but lost careful not to say he may play golf all summer. in the state finals. Tbe annual holdout parade ean be eXJW!cled to have extra glitter for sevenl years from the deal. ing11 between Mantle and Yrmkee General Manager Weiss. As long as the greqt centerflelder is improving, and untu he reaehes his veak the Yankees are golng to pull every stop in yearly negotiations to keep the star's salary within reach of moderate ~ed tele- scopes. When a pla'ler starts down ward in ability and strength he no longer can h.oldout. This, however, will be a long time in the future for M'lntle. Now only a ripe old 25, tho.! Yank ~ can expect a never bitter we hope , , .:::~:g: wl1 h one of the great n1 all time . WINTIR 1 ;:~:. ..... RC:.tt=: : Of" SPECIAL nne. "You ""'"'"'. w~h thl~., L. . . ll! Y • ~~~~~·:4, ~·. Clll!loletelv hP.1ter, SPat 1953 PlYMOUTH ~ fMc! bodv. Cambridge 4 Door Sedan. Heater and Defroster. Blue Finish. A sleil at this pril:e. maintalnrd. TWIN BED SIZI! with 1insle oontrol $29 95 DOUHU! DEn SI7.B with Jin~~:le control ...... $34.95 J)OUBLE BID SIZE wKh dual control . .., $44.95 BUY ON EASY TERMS $595 1953 DESOTO Menv Mere To~hiiMeFmm MtTRnPOUTAN 4 Door Sedan, 8 Cylinder, Radio, AUTQ SALES · Heater and Automatic Trans., Pow• er steering, As sharp as they come. At Tratnt Lil!bl $1095 In · R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Corner Mill & Second Sis. Middleport .... .. .. Shopping Headquarters ' FOR Men Women N. 2ad Ave. OHIO Cash Bohr, Owner OVERSTOCKED WITH • Limited Time *4 PLATES IJINNER The PTA met at the acbool •n 1 Jan. 2! and !;thecJuJed' t b&J)Jetball game for Feb. 8 between the alumni ladi.. and hieh school girls as a money mliJting project. Mrs. Josie Heitgers house eau,ht on fire from an overbeate4 ltove but was e.1tinqubhed b)' tht buek· et brigade. Mr .and llrs. Dale Wlllia1nJ and Mrs. Margaret Dougla• and Verlin Howery attended the funeral of Dr. Merold HuJl, 34, of Waldo, Obio. He wss born and ra.laed ia Harrisonville, tbe son of tbe late Howard Hult and Clara CWiiU..Ois) Hull. He wu kttled tn an Proof of the Pudding •••• tutomo- bile aeclden"t Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller have ;:.urchased the property of Ava G11lr:ey, better known as the Bud Douglas property. Mrs. Ava Gilkey spent the week end with her children in Chilli· · I cotbe. TUPPERS PWNS w. w. Braar. OHIO ELECTRIC RATES ARE LOW To Cheek Your Leaky MulDer •', . , . Bet- • 1953 ~CK ' 'tl. SPECI.U.-Tiafs Week 4-Door. Radio and heater, nice green finish. H.&R. FIRESTONE MEIGS MOTOR 'CO. ROBT. PERRY, Mgr. DEALER STORE ~- 2nd Ave. Phone 80%3 Middleport ' ' In this period or eonstantly rlslnr prices eledricity stands out as the best barpln in Ohio's flllllily budlet. quires fresh, clean oil for efficient en• SEI! -THESE KARR AND VAN -ZANDT W.MtinSt. PoMeroy, Ohio kilowatt hours in Ohio's seYenlarrest citi~ was 4.1 per cent below the na• tionalaverage for cities ahoTe 50,000 popula~n• . hard driving re- 19$0 BUICK SPECIAL · · · · ·.· · · · · · · · · ·· · ·.. · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · $395 Two door, green finish, radio and heater, with oeal covers, good !!res ... and uceptlo~ car at an exceptional price. Better drive II. · the natlollalaverare. lieDer ,., 10 that oil change BEFORE ~ou leovel long, Four door iedan, beautiful blaek lllllslt, radio and heater • "· .taadard shift, a real good oolld car. 1950 FORD Y-8 · ·· · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · · ·· · · ··· · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · ·· · $195 ne average ·1956 eec:tion of the eountry. a Trip? Super '88', two door "'dan. two tone green metaUie fiDllb, power 11111'1111, tinted· g!us, hydramallc ... radio and heater, exce,t~onally nlc:e. 1950 PLYMOUTit·· ··········-'··· $395 01 .rem-1c bill for 250 Most Ohio electric bills are weD below In 1951 the anrage Ohio biD for 250 kilowatt hollra (typical residential consumption) was tied for second low~t 811111111' the eight states in this • . ;011 SPECIAL · · · · · · · .. · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. · · · · · $1095 , 1952 OlDSMOBILE · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · ·· · · .. · · ·· · · $995 Tbat are selling below market prices. l.f you are looking for a second car or a good car to drive to work we have • • Two dcor, two lone blue, ucellonl tlr.., Radio lnd heater , • . lllndard shift, 0111 local owner, very, very low mileage and real clean. Exceptionally (LEAN *4 SALAD PLATES In The Cenlor of Middleport dri'JIDt ease WE DAVE SOME • Limited Stock •1888 HARRISONVILLE· Super '88' Holiday coupe, green and white, Jllce new pmnt, ndlo lllld heater, hydramatic drive • , • tinted gl.ss, white wall tires ; .. Beautiful beige and brown ..• one local ow-. tinted llaa, r011l ter hurry to - it. - Club Coupe. Heater - POMEROY MOTOR CO. .· 1954 FORD CRESTLINE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·' · · · · ·· · · .. · · · · · · · · · $1395 *4 CUPS *4 SAUCERS . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $S45 I - IT'S TIME 1954 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · •.. · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1995 MQPELS 1950 MERCURY Mr. and Mrs. Thor Carsey visit· ed her aunt in Wilkeaville Sunday. Mre. Genevieve Caney spent the week end with her son, who b staying at the honle of Bernard Gilkey and attending achool The proclamation lhC'n declare• ~~atJt .is ~be owner of.,.! lhat Feb. 14 "be kn own and eel~ .~.<J:~p·y ~ear. , hrated as "Ba'ttle Hymn" Day In Marietta. Ohio and thal lhr peo· ].frs. Ella Douglas h; spending a ule o( Marietta, Oh io make du( few Wt!eks wit hber SOil'/ M ~~ nreparnlinn to welrnmc t•teir hon- Douglali and wife. Mrs. Bert~a Carl and Mrs. Josle. ored gul'sts.'' Anno u nct'd earlier 1his week Heitger visited Ella Jewell at the •Vfl'l " nroc!am!ltion bv Ohio Gov. county borne. The Lend-a.fl1nd e'lub met with r, Wllll11m O'Neill. ur"ine: state· ·uitfe ~vunnrt of the fcstl yitie ~ Mrs. Wilda Mae Wii!eman TuesdQ r.ov O'Neill, a Marietta nnl ive al- evening, Ernest Carr purehased a new ~o. wl1\ personallv partiripate in . lhp event. He will appear with trllek. Mrs. Lola Clark and son, Larry, Roc k Hudson, Martha Hyer and nlher sl.ars or the li!m at a num· ber of premiere ob!rervances, and will host an official re('ept ion. H'! will also take part i.n Founders' Mr .and Mra. Fon Halsey and Day a('tivities at Marietta College the day of the premit're in which mot:&er, Mrs. Ada Tall, and arandHudson, Gov. Cecil H. Underwood son, Tommy Watson and Mr. and " f Wf>sl Virll~nia, and Dr. YLou Mrs. Ergar Dorst and son, Tommy. Chan Yang, Korean ambassador to all were cueats of Mr. and Mrs. tl-te United States, will be awarded Wayne Brickles, Saturday evening. honorary doctors' de~rees. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brieklea were visiting her niece, Mr. and GARCIA BOUGHT Mn. Wil!iird Ebersbach and famINDIANAPOIJS, Ind. UP - The ily of Cheder Saturday. Incllanapolil Indians of the Am~ri· Hrs. Frankie Pickens and daugh. ean Auocletion have plll'chased ucond bueman Chico Garela ters; Naoml and Mrs. Walter from Wieblta of the eame league, iBrown of Reedsvi.Ue spent TuetGu-cla batted .2'79 at Wichita laat day ·~· >With Mr. ••d >lrt. IMSOft, ' ~ ANTI-fRUZE 388-Y Four door sedan, lite blue, fully equipped ..• A rut gem of a buy. (5Q<Sl,52l . BOONTONWARE SETS MOORES PHqNE 1954 CADILLAC · .... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · .. · · · · · · · · $2995 UldeJ> ·Mo~lei Tnde>~DI '' Middleport SERVICE CENTER Every Car Bound To Give Service WE ARE Boys See Our Modern Style~ POMEROY DRI-CHARGE BATTERIES ..,...,.,,_.,., ~ YOUR HERE IS the Racine "Hot Five" Tornado basketball club which is riding on the peak of 13 straight wins against no defeats, and shooting at a fantastic pace of 52~"o on the season. , This Tornado club Is the beSt balanced In two decades of outstanding Racine teams. Six ,ot them are averaging In the dou· ble column scoring flgur~; 'K neeling. first row, Cart Wolfe, Ivan Powell (alternate forward-guard), Dick Young (sub no longer with the squad), Bob Birch. Standing, Coach Larry Morrison, Ronnie Salser, Doug Graham, and Jim Adams. Battle Hymn Day Is Proclaimed For Marietta, 0. ' February 14 has been officially City Manaa:er Robert Ll)'ton said tO- designated "Battle Hymn" Day in diQ" he wUI reaittD Fe~. 15 to be· Marietta, C90J-e eity m~n~~er ot GaineBYille, llayor Forester Farley today is· IUe'd a prOclamation. exnreasinf.l Fit. LIJto,, who ltQ terved Mre the eitt'• appreciation for t h e thrett yean:, has h.ad a ttormy ad- world premiere of "Battle, Hymn," miniltrat.ion &inu tht 0..._0' ~· Universal • International's life oolidated ToolophOIIe Co. tltlke be- story of Marietta native Col. Dean .. ~ J5. · ... J ... !:. Hess, and declaring the J"'te a He fotmuiJted a sumutul pbn day of special observance. to reopen the Portsmouth tel& The proclamation reviews the phone ex("hange which. had been closed tw.i.ce because of strike vio- achievements of Co1. Hess, "an in· ternatiofially·famous figure far his lence. Area union! demanded bls devotion to Gorl, Man and Coun· · ous ter' bm tlty counell refu!led to try while in their service," and ~~k fr1r hi;i re!ignation. tells of the studiO's derision to J.aylon said '' lhe pressurti!ll to honor Marietta wi1h the liTst '.!el rid or me did not enter into showing of the movie. It recount.; the t'nmmunity's my dcd~iun to l eave ." The 37·year-old nati\•c of Vcr· nlans for thf:' obset·v~ncc ~nd an · rnont futTnerl. wo~ 5 to.vn ma nag~r nouncc.o tt. c pe nU ing ar;·ival ,.f !lf Danvers, Mass. He is married rli Pnilaries and Holl ywoo1t personalities !or the event. <~nd ha~ rour sons. SMITH CLOTHING Motor King 32 PIECE wnt service." With Exchange I a)l .. A tar thnt -·• ~""" City Manager Resigns Post -~· ~ At Portsmouth can ntak••ll ·PORTSMOlf'111, o_ lJP ~ tt\11:,_ ..,.... __ • '"OLET • Fluffy, lh:hrwel"ht hlanhts th•t provide uniform wlrmrh tbroughuuf, Coratnured cornoH. lu lovely ~h11.de• of pluk, Hreen or blue . Heat autoroatlcally F.O.M., seat ·covers & 19$~ ton plcluo. owner. 111 doubles,. , in lovely new &olMs TIR~S FORD VS white wall tires. j,s the nl<est & cle~rtest FMd aroullll. G-E ELECTRIC BLANKETS and controls Choose lu,ins See It- oday I $299.0o BAKER 'J days. ''The Mlck" admits to friends The 1043-1944 t-esm under Coaeh this is a bargaining point. He even Roy Greene wa• undefeated: and quills to homl"town friends be may went on to win the Claa A title. play golf this spring instead or The 1944-1045 quJntet wu unbe•t- baseball. Note, though, Mantle is H&R FIRESTONE i roa I seasons, AT M ROOMS Of Hew FIUIIIbl,. the two noon televltlou contest. Tbo Columbut end eonrerenef! tilts, In the otlter, Minne.sot. entert.illll lfleltltan State S.turdat nla:bt. Purdue and DUooJ., both tied for tacoacJ place with .J-1 records, will be buty that ni1bt abo, but the reaultt wqn't .ao luto the eon. ference atandlnas. The Wildcat"' Ire~ from their ... .,. first win J!l four tries, ~.PI to take up 111lntt the Jlatlttyn where WJ~oasin left ~ Moocla7 niabt. Tbe lttdaers, letd.Jaa: mOlt ot the way, fell ~e::.m ,t6 • late .taae rally by the t ar~ootiog 1 Bucks and wound up on f.he 1hort end of a 61_-64 JOOre. In JoalnJ tb~lr fiflb •Lraliht aame, the Bad&ers had the honor or coming closer ta vlctoir \bin any or 0 hi0 Slate•I ODDOBeOtl thb season. Nor~h,weaterb;i only CoaI erence vIctory before Monday niJht'a 7G-CI8 conqu,lt Of Iowa was a win over the lowly Ba~s. DeJ.rut. na-: Bu.t Walker isn't eontent to rest •· d . He •ill ou t 1o a1 1e-1st ou tha t r-=or tle, 11 not tap, the lt'hool's Mantle is holdina out for .$&,000 time record ror consecutive vlc- this year, a tidy sum in any tories of 43 S'!t In the 1943 to 1945 league of endeavor even in these an. itt flrllt b.iU.etbaU campaiJD ur U.arel Cflll. Mrs . Robert 1M Ia IIMmdl•l the : wc.-k In Darton . Ohio, thf' &:uftt I or hN aunt ~fr . and •!ra. Albtrt APP1tbH ~ of ('Jneinnatl viait.f>d Mr . and Mn Douglu Circle te1:enlly. )brilyn Rr:tuah of AUWnt spent 1 ~atunby ni !il ht witb her parentJ .· l'Ir .and Mn. E4IOII Roaab. Mr Jnd Mrt. Douglu Cirele ealled on lfr. and lira. ,llobn Bed: of Bald Knobs one day Jut weet. A falft.ily dinner wa• .erved al the hOIBl Of Mr .and )fra. Dl'lll lkh•Ur, Iunday ho~orlng lh e WrdulaYJi or Ga:ty lbrn1tt and B 1lIJ catl«on. llr. 1nd llr1. Dant , ell , Lo~on . OlaJo, v.iltt.ei Mn Clara C1rde aM family. Sunday . • ·--, ' nbfton.re and Linda Circlt vi• hed· llr. ud Mrs. f.d Bu•h and lamlly of Spiller Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Dan Smilh and A ba Cll now a:wept 1wlftly over Ohio tllday, heraldine a new famiJy tpent Sund•y with Mr. and TUPPEIS ltl.AIIIll NIWS COld w•ve ror tbe extreme north- Kn. Lawrente Smith and family lot IMiyA ........ Mr. and Mra. Kennetb Davidson well portion of tbe ltate by 8at· A heavy blanket or elouds co~· · urdl)' motn.ln.a. ered the at11te early today, ra us- and 100 and Mila Haul Hoffman The ancn't an Jdvanct guatd of int the temP"!raturts to drop only or ColumbUI spent the week end anotltcr eola b!llh..pretaure center, I' h • , · , with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1pread over ~ •'-'l~ durin., the 1 11 t 1y. ,.ar:y mormng readi lltola Oa01. Hof(UliiP.. 2" e included Fin.,lay with 23 . Akron momlq boun. The weatherman, z&. Columbu ~. 27, Marietta 34 and ho]ir, 111\4 the JDOwfaU would !Ja?tora 29. be t t~pt ln the aortbern The weather burHu predicted rouot tl, wbl!t'e "Jlteabte ltC:UIIIU· Uzardoua weather for Northweat laUonl eoutd Ottur." ern Ohio b~lore the rold wav£. . .. . . . Meanwhile, t1ro hiJhway• were strike•. t'lOHd due to bigh water ln Trwn· The heavy snowfall In that st'c· buU •nd PeriiJt CouDtiet. The tion will tw~ome mixed w it h Beautiful original black finifth Ohlo Deptttment of Hl.&hwvs flftti••1 rain or sleet by tom1bt radio. white wall tire-s . said a seriiH of Route f4 ln Port- maklnJ drtrint ronditioni ex•It eoent~ tnd 1 portion of Rpute tNmely bU'llrdous. 8'1 · ,.. . umbull coUnt Y W..-a"' -... For the r'mainder of the slate, cloted:. the tn091all was expected to be light, turning to flurrifl!; u the weJ'f! butneq visltors In AtMns muC!h colder alr moves into the E. llbln St. Jtate. 00 W~!ty. _ _:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _~::.;. CHICAGO UP - Nortbwes.ttfn to ta rA&u The ..know how" Will ~umulattd over U ltiiOD! u eoach . of tbe ... Hille .Mid.4fet. Jn that hme Walkn bll woo 101 PtHS and loat oaly It for IB av•qe or 84 per eent. • ·He bas the dtstlrletloll of belnt the ani 7.. achoolbof ecttl!b to l!ver win four Class A (now AA) championab.lp.l • CARMEL On Television; Gop'hefS, Mich;gan Play I ' "e' • • cJtanudefeatle1 tbeoh.JollJgstate New (n}d ., with Ten :v "ave wblm WI • ...... ,Ia.., s.turd11 I• •• after. "anhnas Made Buckeye-WUdeat pmo 111 Toda F Obi0 ls one ot only two week· · ' Of 1 Iowa State, the te.lm tblt upaet 9'1' ~ SIIUJtG P'la UP ltansas, Pt'~d toby on a dolt Stets~n g~~al.t)' of of its own m"'Cliclne. has dropped intercol....ate toot· ball tor tiM ~ut bote~ to pio. BY Just when the Cyelonea had a neer 1 "Southern IYJ Leaaue" ol ehan~ to Ue Kansu tor the Bil Taanehm Seven lead, they themtelvea were upset, -.e8. lo ov-ertlme Thursday night on th~ir bome court by Mi• It's not going to be any snap for sour! In a battle th•t featured a the Panther first string to climb poat..game demonstration by Cy· Out of sick beds to play lackson clone r.ns. tonight. Thursday morning - for tbe secund day - the entire startGary Thompaon, tb. live-foot ing £1ve was out of school. ei&ht.jneh whiz wh9 sparked Iowa Whtle Jaekson hasn't exactly State's big wln 1Qt w-eek, almost set the league on fire this year u saved Jls baeoa tbur&dl)' ni~t is an llJliom that any one of the wbeu hi1 hook abot produced 1 little fellows year in and year out 61-61 tie at the end of regulatfon i& a~le to do the giant killer act. tiJ!Ie· Tl)eo Don Medsker, whose S0 1•t behoove• the p an tbera ......,_ 1ut.second """"nt Kanaas , .L baaket . ._ get m as eaood. i!hape as poss ible opene~ toe Ktra· - ..iion with a before 8 p. m. ton.icht. free throw tor 1 62-61 lead. But 1 · ht 1 ft e~g eague games Ibis sea- last w"eek'B heroes were left in son the lronmeo have .1cored 410 the lurch ae Bill Rosa' basket put """'ints for rm average o1 .,• 1.2 pel' Missouri into a lea4 it never gave .. Jame. On tbe form sheets this up. seta up lhe Panthers as about 11 h At t e final run. Iowa State points better offensively. Del-1 ..,... ans aura:ed onto tbe fioor and aively the Panth· 11 e•ames surround ed the two referee& in .,. 1 10 have held monent.J to 855 poinb protest at 8 detilion ln the final tor a $9.5 averap. On offeDBe the minute of re,culatlon plat. Polic:-e Pomeroy boys .J)ave counted 62.1 escorted the officials from. the points per contest. noor an4 , ollhe bulldl"". •o.e "' L _..~_;5"- formula fqr prod-.dal 1 succe'u · ful h.lgh arh.ooJ bllbtbaU team 1'he eeeret of Walbr'• aucce~& teems to be the eombfJaatlon of 6ne superior plarer with a hand· rul of above averqt pbJfta, •kill· tully bNndcd Jnto 1 fMWI!.ootlng aoreptlon by Walktr'l "know how." _,j Ute giving .sei!Ond p1ace Athens • 'ftlf8' rateJt 1fdtott hom ·the''Yan· •till' )qlcltHat.lD.-thief comes rtght a torrid ,.,,.., alld played • heshl of l.ar1811'1 oraek in 7 the flrtt .11le~l). I;alit,, tb"t he ttm.ay atarUng 1ive bu beeq out of en~ up tendfng ~ If the !Van· school for two daya autrerl.na: an teea don't meet bls request for a martment of lllt raoctnr l!vm $M,&JO pla.ry. Meltlter: te exnanted ~-to alvt Y11nkM Gen..-11 Manager £\~.~~~;·~~a bound to be weak- Geotge Weiss anything- to laugh ened," Coa<'h Rettoa sald, "bllt abollt. ~laatle, wbo is askin.111 for MI!.OOO we'll Ret all the milea1e o~t of to aore than: doable hie JOSS satthem we ean." s. T. Johuon, atenar Paattwr , Is due , . another vUlt to center, held tcorelea .&om Yort next weelr: tar a ban· fil'ld apinat NelloDvWe wlten. C(tiet, and be and Weise ne ex· got out ~ bed with tbe to pect«f tocether thaft to dis· ln Olblmma the meJDtlme MIDDLETOWlf 0 uP - ro ~ ~h Of ' MiddletoY.o n ·. parently has Jilt Ltpop Ute r i Paul Walker I ilW~6~b::0v lW~kend Conference Tilt To Be Shown Middleport Seen Wit~ Good fJiance Of 1Mu;i;-:~ddi:J-;.e~s'"'W01alk..-er--=====;;-wrupse--::t-te-rs-;-U;-pse - -t~By Missouri; Now U~tv;!~'~~~~~~. ~~Ci~ !~~~n IHas Formula For The Tied For Third In Big Se"en League ........ , .u his st•rtina •••• ... ! •t·-~ w~t- 11>o ,.~ Wt'nm'n• T•"-" Sports Ia tod.ar ond be .... l'bo'J·~.a. t!>Jo .'H'l>' - - - , .,_,.., Bv Unl~ ..._ DROPS Oh G~ ''TA.MI BEACH UP Joey Mni m, M years old but "still Qt•ona; as a bull," p !l!l his BljlP and •p; veaNJ o! e;(l]trience against Ed· rli4' Vach.e11 !Jn~ of the divlsioll ~ ' ""·1'•mkert young lions, in a 10. llonme-n pctNJeU one win in ~""T'rt television bout at thott Miami "" glay, • 54-41 llckil'lf lfl.t'n .'"~ ..... cl, Audito rium t onlght. PAUf SPRINGS, Callt. UP Mactlen . 24, from ft f'ddlng, Ca lif A borrnwed puttee and a few let- Kiddl~port. Middleport lOft to Welllton Ill was a he11vr favorite 4-l or bet· sons from an old master put veta despente attempt to edJe out tcr b(>cause of his strong pun ch. eran Or. Cary Midd lecotf ·and : nq arm wh ieh hu netted him l4 young~ter Ken Ve nturi at the of the cellar. ltl chaneet of wlalrMrkouts in his 19 ftgbts. He II front of the pa('k 1n the $15,000 nln1 o.re not ex.eelliDt, ......, ..,. urHft>feat ed in his procareer. Thunderbird lnvilatlo nal Golf season records. Welllton took iht which bega n in l9n~ and l!lranked Tournament today. Jack.tta 'U~ in 1 (ant _.tl.aj ft third among lh~ heavyweights. Middleeofl who lma had pu!tlnJ Deeember J1 on tbe Jaebt fla;,lr. But Maxim. former lighl ·heavy miserle9 on the tolll'nameflt trail 81DH theft tM Jackttl haw weizht champi on , riguru the 110 1 his year, tried out a new putter improved ,..eetly and Wellltep . . fi~ hl s he hils put llnder his belt 'lorrowed from Lloyd Mangrum ~ne~! ~..'..1 a'!fijtJ ';__~~~JI·IbU ~ si nt'c lfMl will make the dlfferenc" :u st before the teed off Thursday. :Roe~ .. -· 1n~-~-. .,.....~ ._ 'oldrullll •·vo 1 ........,. ll!!ainst the California youngster Venturi had special lessons fronlo "' .,... • - "" •""'"""' ehanee to fOJM home 4 ~ur. Maxim. from Cleveland, has 82 ~en Hogan. ' - - •-•e•· hive .L. ,......,.,.. wins. but only 21 KO's_ ' ......,. .. ""' . -~ The net re!lult was 1 pair of 688 latl' ' "''" tats, 7J.IT . ,t4 Gatupolit ''S I:;U"e, Machen's you.ng. but ~ ·or Ute two ml!n who look", walk nd •• , to AtbeDI. a "'"' 1 wn s FloYd Patterson · when Joe\' 111d swing aUke. * * * * * •• 5•star Buy Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· *Hovilond Sportsmen Mufflen eMore Plek-up ernereased Power ·ePurr-Formance Your Ohio Electric Companies /1 gino operotlon and longer wear. Our cha nge~overs ore made in a jiffy. See ••s Tflt Jh• •WE INSTALL •WE INSTALL NOW! PRESTON MOTORS, InC. 411 M. lrd Ave. c-...., Gat&. !t.ctric Eltctric llhJt~>i...,ifll Colurnb111 & Swlllrrn 01\Jo Elklric ~W file D117f0" ro.. 411:!1 111;1111 C.121fC&J *Haviland Super Deluxe The Muf~er That's Guaranteed (i~r : nMIIi . Middleport . Cl•~lalld c.,._., c..,..., The MorittHI l!!ledric Ohio fcll$01'1 CoM,.., Ohio POW*!' co ..po"Y Jbe Toledo E4iulfl (til, lA, �~1 Seatlnel, l'llmeroy-Mi4dloport, 0 ., Jan . 25, 1957 • ' Badgers To Get Chance At llllddleport, 0., Jon. 25, 1957- Panther·s Back In Schoo)~ Jackets Tackle Wellston ;-;-:li---;YJ,-m-;;Ma~-C:;h-eO-,----,L=OU'GHRAN M- - - - , NEW pn:•ed In Bout CLI.I t"Of L' • 'J1t'anu' Show lf Loughran, HONORED YORK UP - Tommy furr:~~er lignt - heavJ- weit;h.t cbamplo"l\, will De ID bonored guest at the first annual din- ner of the New Yorll Box inj Mit!\· <tgen' Alll!n. 'ilillhU'day night . ---· :.___ Two Tied In Lead For Thund~rbird lnvitational Top -·ble ollould to pl'y .... I••• for a while" to. 1bci PllifJMr Mi4 the epi nJ.Pt trhen the P•nthers meet •f4lf Of ·~ . . . .~ the club Jfte'._l, here. wJ!I· il!tttf ta 8ttit IIIP' la Its eo,._ J•tson, eellar m•te _wUb 1114o- •lUoall;l• and ttl:fJdftl "OJf*l. tor dleport 1"' the SIOL. 11 at Qll bfllllft of tile IHHD., one IAHD&th so far •• I• tn.own. Tbt tlllf ... briPt P'OIIfteti only 1ebool te• ,two WH'U 1iJ0.- In ibo:oa~t~hl~·m~.'~'~-~~i~d:;J~o~c~y~''="~'~'";'~g~,;~===~;;;::;:;;;;:;::,:~~--~1 were 1955 Bula Specla1· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $2295 Hardtop 4 Door. Beautiful 3 tone Green finish. White· wall Ttres, Low MUeage, Dynafiow, Radio & Heater. POMEROY MOTOR CO. Pomeroy E. Main St. eoae' ran t'"· ~L 1.-. litO 1 I PJay On fn 1957 " ,..,.. A Yillol oiiOeke;t' .-utle p)a}'· lnl pff ell 'Pring ifllttad of tun· lr}f !fP ltil . . rOll . .t blOated till Hft' Yel ·y...._ today ~~ dll ()It pJftttN ot Don • · ••' . .,...,. . ..~.,, of _· -._.,· _.1•-.J, ·" ( ,..., _ . lliiJUitd, tbU: vt~Uy ,;..,.... ..- aU . . . . . . . . . . ....,. qdinf,~ Mia- an·. lJe with 1 trin wfMur: M ~d at ... , •• "'"" Tl ..a. , -w, ~-.ugJ"'W!J· ··-• 1 ~ ~~e~:YPo:rzt ~~ 't nu -The unbeaten Hlddlea, rated No. rd1 by the bt United Pres~ Ohio .__ Boa of Coae I, U1'"" 1FOR 12 ~ratght this seal!on. Added to lut · o1 •• aeason's 1tring '"'' · th e M'''le Iuu s ei have a two-s.eason VJctory lk n of 37· Not Content . ~ SPECIALS i FURHitub en in reguihr senon play but lost careful not to say he may play golf all summer. in the state finals. Tbe annual holdout parade ean be eXJW!cled to have extra glitter for sevenl years from the deal. ing11 between Mantle and Yrmkee General Manager Weiss. As long as the greqt centerflelder is improving, and untu he reaehes his veak the Yankees are golng to pull every stop in yearly negotiations to keep the star's salary within reach of moderate ~ed tele- scopes. When a pla'ler starts down ward in ability and strength he no longer can h.oldout. This, however, will be a long time in the future for M'lntle. Now only a ripe old 25, tho.! Yank ~ can expect a never bitter we hope , , .:::~:g: wl1 h one of the great n1 all time . WINTIR 1 ;:~:. ..... RC:.tt=: : Of" SPECIAL nne. "You ""'"'"'. w~h thl~., L. . . ll! Y • ~~~~~·:4, ~·. Clll!loletelv hP.1ter, SPat 1953 PlYMOUTH ~ fMc! bodv. Cambridge 4 Door Sedan. Heater and Defroster. Blue Finish. A sleil at this pril:e. maintalnrd. TWIN BED SIZI! with 1insle oontrol $29 95 DOUHU! DEn SI7.B with Jin~~:le control ...... $34.95 J)OUBLE BID SIZE wKh dual control . .., $44.95 BUY ON EASY TERMS $595 1953 DESOTO Menv Mere To~hiiMeFmm MtTRnPOUTAN 4 Door Sedan, 8 Cylinder, Radio, AUTQ SALES · Heater and Automatic Trans., Pow• er steering, As sharp as they come. At Tratnt Lil!bl $1095 In · R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Corner Mill & Second Sis. Middleport .... .. .. Shopping Headquarters ' FOR Men Women N. 2ad Ave. OHIO Cash Bohr, Owner OVERSTOCKED WITH • Limited Time *4 PLATES IJINNER The PTA met at the acbool •n 1 Jan. 2! and !;thecJuJed' t b&J)Jetball game for Feb. 8 between the alumni ladi.. and hieh school girls as a money mliJting project. Mrs. Josie Heitgers house eau,ht on fire from an overbeate4 ltove but was e.1tinqubhed b)' tht buek· et brigade. Mr .and llrs. Dale Wlllia1nJ and Mrs. Margaret Dougla• and Verlin Howery attended the funeral of Dr. Merold HuJl, 34, of Waldo, Obio. He wss born and ra.laed ia Harrisonville, tbe son of tbe late Howard Hult and Clara CWiiU..Ois) Hull. He wu kttled tn an Proof of the Pudding •••• tutomo- bile aeclden"t Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller have ;:.urchased the property of Ava G11lr:ey, better known as the Bud Douglas property. Mrs. Ava Gilkey spent the week end with her children in Chilli· · I cotbe. TUPPERS PWNS w. w. Braar. OHIO ELECTRIC RATES ARE LOW To Cheek Your Leaky MulDer •', . , . Bet- • 1953 ~CK ' 'tl. SPECI.U.-Tiafs Week 4-Door. Radio and heater, nice green finish. H.&R. FIRESTONE MEIGS MOTOR 'CO. ROBT. PERRY, Mgr. DEALER STORE ~- 2nd Ave. Phone 80%3 Middleport ' ' In this period or eonstantly rlslnr prices eledricity stands out as the best barpln in Ohio's flllllily budlet. quires fresh, clean oil for efficient en• SEI! -THESE KARR AND VAN -ZANDT W.MtinSt. PoMeroy, Ohio kilowatt hours in Ohio's seYenlarrest citi~ was 4.1 per cent below the na• tionalaverage for cities ahoTe 50,000 popula~n• . hard driving re- 19$0 BUICK SPECIAL · · · · ·.· · · · · · · · · ·· · ·.. · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · $395 Two door, green finish, radio and heater, with oeal covers, good !!res ... and uceptlo~ car at an exceptional price. Better drive II. · the natlollalaverare. lieDer ,., 10 that oil change BEFORE ~ou leovel long, Four door iedan, beautiful blaek lllllslt, radio and heater • "· .taadard shift, a real good oolld car. 1950 FORD Y-8 · ·· · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · · ·· · · ··· · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · ·· · $195 ne average ·1956 eec:tion of the eountry. a Trip? Super '88', two door "'dan. two tone green metaUie fiDllb, power 11111'1111, tinted· g!us, hydramallc ... radio and heater, exce,t~onally nlc:e. 1950 PLYMOUTit·· ··········-'··· $395 01 .rem-1c bill for 250 Most Ohio electric bills are weD below In 1951 the anrage Ohio biD for 250 kilowatt hollra (typical residential consumption) was tied for second low~t 811111111' the eight states in this • . ;011 SPECIAL · · · · · · · .. · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. · · · · · $1095 , 1952 OlDSMOBILE · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · ·· · · .. · · ·· · · $995 Tbat are selling below market prices. l.f you are looking for a second car or a good car to drive to work we have • • Two dcor, two lone blue, ucellonl tlr.., Radio lnd heater , • . lllndard shift, 0111 local owner, very, very low mileage and real clean. Exceptionally (LEAN *4 SALAD PLATES In The Cenlor of Middleport dri'JIDt ease WE DAVE SOME • Limited Stock •1888 HARRISONVILLE· Super '88' Holiday coupe, green and white, Jllce new pmnt, ndlo lllld heater, hydramatic drive • , • tinted gl.ss, white wall tires ; .. Beautiful beige and brown ..• one local ow-. tinted llaa, r011l ter hurry to - it. - Club Coupe. Heater - POMEROY MOTOR CO. .· 1954 FORD CRESTLINE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·' · · · · ·· · · .. · · · · · · · · · $1395 *4 CUPS *4 SAUCERS . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $S45 I - IT'S TIME 1954 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · •.. · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1995 MQPELS 1950 MERCURY Mr. and Mrs. Thor Carsey visit· ed her aunt in Wilkeaville Sunday. Mre. Genevieve Caney spent the week end with her son, who b staying at the honle of Bernard Gilkey and attending achool The proclamation lhC'n declare• ~~atJt .is ~be owner of.,.! lhat Feb. 14 "be kn own and eel~ .~.<J:~p·y ~ear. , hrated as "Ba'ttle Hymn" Day In Marietta. Ohio and thal lhr peo· ].frs. Ella Douglas h; spending a ule o( Marietta, Oh io make du( few Wt!eks wit hber SOil'/ M ~~ nreparnlinn to welrnmc t•teir hon- Douglali and wife. Mrs. Bert~a Carl and Mrs. Josle. ored gul'sts.'' Anno u nct'd earlier 1his week Heitger visited Ella Jewell at the •Vfl'l " nroc!am!ltion bv Ohio Gov. county borne. The Lend-a.fl1nd e'lub met with r, Wllll11m O'Neill. ur"ine: state· ·uitfe ~vunnrt of the fcstl yitie ~ Mrs. Wilda Mae Wii!eman TuesdQ r.ov O'Neill, a Marietta nnl ive al- evening, Ernest Carr purehased a new ~o. wl1\ personallv partiripate in . lhp event. He will appear with trllek. Mrs. Lola Clark and son, Larry, Roc k Hudson, Martha Hyer and nlher sl.ars or the li!m at a num· ber of premiere ob!rervances, and will host an official re('ept ion. H'! will also take part i.n Founders' Mr .and Mra. Fon Halsey and Day a('tivities at Marietta College the day of the premit're in which mot:&er, Mrs. Ada Tall, and arandHudson, Gov. Cecil H. Underwood son, Tommy Watson and Mr. and " f Wf>sl Virll~nia, and Dr. YLou Mrs. Ergar Dorst and son, Tommy. Chan Yang, Korean ambassador to all were cueats of Mr. and Mrs. tl-te United States, will be awarded Wayne Brickles, Saturday evening. honorary doctors' de~rees. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brieklea were visiting her niece, Mr. and GARCIA BOUGHT Mn. Wil!iird Ebersbach and famINDIANAPOIJS, Ind. UP - The ily of Cheder Saturday. Incllanapolil Indians of the Am~ri· Hrs. Frankie Pickens and daugh. ean Auocletion have plll'chased ucond bueman Chico Garela ters; Naoml and Mrs. Walter from Wieblta of the eame league, iBrown of Reedsvi.Ue spent TuetGu-cla batted .2'79 at Wichita laat day ·~· >With Mr. ••d >lrt. IMSOft, ' ~ ANTI-fRUZE 388-Y Four door sedan, lite blue, fully equipped ..• A rut gem of a buy. (5Q<Sl,52l . BOONTONWARE SETS MOORES PHqNE 1954 CADILLAC · .... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · .. · · · · · · · · $2995 UldeJ> ·Mo~lei Tnde>~DI '' Middleport SERVICE CENTER Every Car Bound To Give Service WE ARE Boys See Our Modern Style~ POMEROY DRI-CHARGE BATTERIES ..,...,.,,_.,., ~ YOUR HERE IS the Racine "Hot Five" Tornado basketball club which is riding on the peak of 13 straight wins against no defeats, and shooting at a fantastic pace of 52~"o on the season. , This Tornado club Is the beSt balanced In two decades of outstanding Racine teams. Six ,ot them are averaging In the dou· ble column scoring flgur~; 'K neeling. first row, Cart Wolfe, Ivan Powell (alternate forward-guard), Dick Young (sub no longer with the squad), Bob Birch. Standing, Coach Larry Morrison, Ronnie Salser, Doug Graham, and Jim Adams. Battle Hymn Day Is Proclaimed For Marietta, 0. ' February 14 has been officially City Manaa:er Robert Ll)'ton said tO- designated "Battle Hymn" Day in diQ" he wUI reaittD Fe~. 15 to be· Marietta, C90J-e eity m~n~~er ot GaineBYille, llayor Forester Farley today is· IUe'd a prOclamation. exnreasinf.l Fit. LIJto,, who ltQ terved Mre the eitt'• appreciation for t h e thrett yean:, has h.ad a ttormy ad- world premiere of "Battle, Hymn," miniltrat.ion &inu tht 0..._0' ~· Universal • International's life oolidated ToolophOIIe Co. tltlke be- story of Marietta native Col. Dean .. ~ J5. · ... J ... !:. Hess, and declaring the J"'te a He fotmuiJted a sumutul pbn day of special observance. to reopen the Portsmouth tel& The proclamation reviews the phone ex("hange which. had been closed tw.i.ce because of strike vio- achievements of Co1. Hess, "an in· ternatiofially·famous figure far his lence. Area union! demanded bls devotion to Gorl, Man and Coun· · ous ter' bm tlty counell refu!led to try while in their service," and ~~k fr1r hi;i re!ignation. tells of the studiO's derision to J.aylon said '' lhe pressurti!ll to honor Marietta wi1h the liTst '.!el rid or me did not enter into showing of the movie. It recount.; the t'nmmunity's my dcd~iun to l eave ." The 37·year-old nati\•c of Vcr· nlans for thf:' obset·v~ncc ~nd an · rnont futTnerl. wo~ 5 to.vn ma nag~r nouncc.o tt. c pe nU ing ar;·ival ,.f !lf Danvers, Mass. He is married rli Pnilaries and Holl ywoo1t personalities !or the event. <~nd ha~ rour sons. SMITH CLOTHING Motor King 32 PIECE wnt service." With Exchange I a)l .. A tar thnt -·• ~""" City Manager Resigns Post -~· ~ At Portsmouth can ntak••ll ·PORTSMOlf'111, o_ lJP ~ tt\11:,_ ..,.... __ • '"OLET • Fluffy, lh:hrwel"ht hlanhts th•t provide uniform wlrmrh tbroughuuf, Coratnured cornoH. lu lovely ~h11.de• of pluk, Hreen or blue . Heat autoroatlcally F.O.M., seat ·covers & 19$~ ton plcluo. owner. 111 doubles,. , in lovely new &olMs TIR~S FORD VS white wall tires. j,s the nl<est & cle~rtest FMd aroullll. G-E ELECTRIC BLANKETS and controls Choose lu,ins See It- oday I $299.0o BAKER 'J days. ''The Mlck" admits to friends The 1043-1944 t-esm under Coaeh this is a bargaining point. He even Roy Greene wa• undefeated: and quills to homl"town friends be may went on to win the Claa A title. play golf this spring instead or The 1944-1045 quJntet wu unbe•t- baseball. Note, though, Mantle is H&R FIRESTONE i roa I seasons, AT M ROOMS Of Hew FIUIIIbl,. the two noon televltlou contest. Tbo Columbut end eonrerenef! tilts, In the otlter, Minne.sot. entert.illll lfleltltan State S.turdat nla:bt. Purdue and DUooJ., both tied for tacoacJ place with .J-1 records, will be buty that ni1bt abo, but the reaultt wqn't .ao luto the eon. ference atandlnas. The Wildcat"' Ire~ from their ... .,. first win J!l four tries, ~.PI to take up 111lntt the Jlatlttyn where WJ~oasin left ~ Moocla7 niabt. Tbe lttdaers, letd.Jaa: mOlt ot the way, fell ~e::.m ,t6 • late .taae rally by the t ar~ootiog 1 Bucks and wound up on f.he 1hort end of a 61_-64 JOOre. In JoalnJ tb~lr fiflb •Lraliht aame, the Bad&ers had the honor or coming closer ta vlctoir \bin any or 0 hi0 Slate•I ODDOBeOtl thb season. Nor~h,weaterb;i only CoaI erence vIctory before Monday niJht'a 7G-CI8 conqu,lt Of Iowa was a win over the lowly Ba~s. DeJ.rut. na-: Bu.t Walker isn't eontent to rest •· d . He •ill ou t 1o a1 1e-1st ou tha t r-=or tle, 11 not tap, the lt'hool's Mantle is holdina out for .$&,000 time record ror consecutive vlc- this year, a tidy sum in any tories of 43 S'!t In the 1943 to 1945 league of endeavor even in these an. itt flrllt b.iU.etbaU campaiJD ur U.arel Cflll. Mrs . Robert 1M Ia IIMmdl•l the : wc.-k In Darton . Ohio, thf' &:uftt I or hN aunt ~fr . and •!ra. Albtrt APP1tbH ~ of ('Jneinnatl viait.f>d Mr . and Mn Douglu Circle te1:enlly. )brilyn Rr:tuah of AUWnt spent 1 ~atunby ni !il ht witb her parentJ .· l'Ir .and Mn. E4IOII Roaab. Mr Jnd Mrt. Douglu Cirele ealled on lfr. and lira. ,llobn Bed: of Bald Knobs one day Jut weet. A falft.ily dinner wa• .erved al the hOIBl Of Mr .and )fra. Dl'lll lkh•Ur, Iunday ho~orlng lh e WrdulaYJi or Ga:ty lbrn1tt and B 1lIJ catl«on. llr. 1nd llr1. Dant , ell , Lo~on . OlaJo, v.iltt.ei Mn Clara C1rde aM family. Sunday . • ·--, ' nbfton.re and Linda Circlt vi• hed· llr. ud Mrs. f.d Bu•h and lamlly of Spiller Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Dan Smilh and A ba Cll now a:wept 1wlftly over Ohio tllday, heraldine a new famiJy tpent Sund•y with Mr. and TUPPEIS ltl.AIIIll NIWS COld w•ve ror tbe extreme north- Kn. Lawrente Smith and family lot IMiyA ........ Mr. and Mra. Kennetb Davidson well portion of tbe ltate by 8at· A heavy blanket or elouds co~· · urdl)' motn.ln.a. ered the at11te early today, ra us- and 100 and Mila Haul Hoffman The ancn't an Jdvanct guatd of int the temP"!raturts to drop only or ColumbUI spent the week end anotltcr eola b!llh..pretaure center, I' h • , · , with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1pread over ~ •'-'l~ durin., the 1 11 t 1y. ,.ar:y mormng readi lltola Oa01. Hof(UliiP.. 2" e included Fin.,lay with 23 . Akron momlq boun. The weatherman, z&. Columbu ~. 27, Marietta 34 and ho]ir, 111\4 the JDOwfaU would !Ja?tora 29. be t t~pt ln the aortbern The weather burHu predicted rouot tl, wbl!t'e "Jlteabte ltC:UIIIU· Uzardoua weather for Northweat laUonl eoutd Ottur." ern Ohio b~lore the rold wav£. . .. . . . Meanwhile, t1ro hiJhway• were strike•. t'lOHd due to bigh water ln Trwn· The heavy snowfall In that st'c· buU •nd PeriiJt CouDtiet. The tion will tw~ome mixed w it h Beautiful original black finifth Ohlo Deptttment of Hl.&hwvs flftti••1 rain or sleet by tom1bt radio. white wall tire-s . said a seriiH of Route f4 ln Port- maklnJ drtrint ronditioni ex•It eoent~ tnd 1 portion of Rpute tNmely bU'llrdous. 8'1 · ,.. . umbull coUnt Y W..-a"' -... For the r'mainder of the slate, cloted:. the tn091all was expected to be light, turning to flurrifl!; u the weJ'f! butneq visltors In AtMns muC!h colder alr moves into the E. llbln St. Jtate. 00 W~!ty. _ _:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _~::.;. CHICAGO UP - Nortbwes.ttfn to ta rA&u The ..know how" Will ~umulattd over U ltiiOD! u eoach . of tbe ... Hille .Mid.4fet. Jn that hme Walkn bll woo 101 PtHS and loat oaly It for IB av•qe or 84 per eent. • ·He bas the dtstlrletloll of belnt the ani 7.. achoolbof ecttl!b to l!ver win four Class A (now AA) championab.lp.l • CARMEL On Television; Gop'hefS, Mich;gan Play I ' "e' • • cJtanudefeatle1 tbeoh.JollJgstate New (n}d ., with Ten :v "ave wblm WI • ...... ,Ia.., s.turd11 I• •• after. "anhnas Made Buckeye-WUdeat pmo 111 Toda F Obi0 ls one ot only two week· · ' Of 1 Iowa State, the te.lm tblt upaet 9'1' ~ SIIUJtG P'la UP ltansas, Pt'~d toby on a dolt Stets~n g~~al.t)' of of its own m"'Cliclne. has dropped intercol....ate toot· ball tor tiM ~ut bote~ to pio. BY Just when the Cyelonea had a neer 1 "Southern IYJ Leaaue" ol ehan~ to Ue Kansu tor the Bil Taanehm Seven lead, they themtelvea were upset, -.e8. lo ov-ertlme Thursday night on th~ir bome court by Mi• It's not going to be any snap for sour! In a battle th•t featured a the Panther first string to climb poat..game demonstration by Cy· Out of sick beds to play lackson clone r.ns. tonight. Thursday morning - for tbe secund day - the entire startGary Thompaon, tb. live-foot ing £1ve was out of school. ei&ht.jneh whiz wh9 sparked Iowa Whtle Jaekson hasn't exactly State's big wln 1Qt w-eek, almost set the league on fire this year u saved Jls baeoa tbur&dl)' ni~t is an llJliom that any one of the wbeu hi1 hook abot produced 1 little fellows year in and year out 61-61 tie at the end of regulatfon i& a~le to do the giant killer act. tiJ!Ie· Tl)eo Don Medsker, whose S0 1•t behoove• the p an tbera ......,_ 1ut.second """"nt Kanaas , .L baaket . ._ get m as eaood. i!hape as poss ible opene~ toe Ktra· - ..iion with a before 8 p. m. ton.icht. free throw tor 1 62-61 lead. But 1 · ht 1 ft e~g eague games Ibis sea- last w"eek'B heroes were left in son the lronmeo have .1cored 410 the lurch ae Bill Rosa' basket put """'ints for rm average o1 .,• 1.2 pel' Missouri into a lea4 it never gave .. Jame. On tbe form sheets this up. seta up lhe Panthers as about 11 h At t e final run. Iowa State points better offensively. Del-1 ..,... ans aura:ed onto tbe fioor and aively the Panth· 11 e•ames surround ed the two referee& in .,. 1 10 have held monent.J to 855 poinb protest at 8 detilion ln the final tor a $9.5 averap. On offeDBe the minute of re,culatlon plat. Polic:-e Pomeroy boys .J)ave counted 62.1 escorted the officials from. the points per contest. noor an4 , ollhe bulldl"". •o.e "' L _..~_;5"- formula fqr prod-.dal 1 succe'u · ful h.lgh arh.ooJ bllbtbaU team 1'he eeeret of Walbr'• aucce~& teems to be the eombfJaatlon of 6ne superior plarer with a hand· rul of above averqt pbJfta, •kill· tully bNndcd Jnto 1 fMWI!.ootlng aoreptlon by Walktr'l "know how." _,j Ute giving .sei!Ond p1ace Athens • 'ftlf8' rateJt 1fdtott hom ·the''Yan· •till' )qlcltHat.lD.-thief comes rtght a torrid ,.,,.., alld played • heshl of l.ar1811'1 oraek in 7 the flrtt .11le~l). I;alit,, tb"t he ttm.ay atarUng 1ive bu beeq out of en~ up tendfng ~ If the !Van· school for two daya autrerl.na: an teea don't meet bls request for a martment of lllt raoctnr l!vm $M,&JO pla.ry. Meltlter: te exnanted ~-to alvt Y11nkM Gen..-11 Manager £\~.~~~;·~~a bound to be weak- Geotge Weiss anything- to laugh ened," Coa<'h Rettoa sald, "bllt abollt. ~laatle, wbo is askin.111 for MI!.OOO we'll Ret all the milea1e o~t of to aore than: doable hie JOSS satthem we ean." s. T. Johuon, atenar Paattwr , Is due , . another vUlt to center, held tcorelea .&om Yort next weelr: tar a ban· fil'ld apinat NelloDvWe wlten. C(tiet, and be and Weise ne ex· got out ~ bed with tbe to pect«f tocether thaft to dis· ln Olblmma the meJDtlme MIDDLETOWlf 0 uP - ro ~ ~h Of ' MiddletoY.o n ·. parently has Jilt Ltpop Ute r i Paul Walker I ilW~6~b::0v lW~kend Conference Tilt To Be Shown Middleport Seen Wit~ Good fJiance Of 1Mu;i;-:~ddi:J-;.e~s'"'W01alk..-er--=====;;-wrupse--::t-te-rs-;-U;-pse - -t~By Missouri; Now U~tv;!~'~~~~~~. ~~Ci~ !~~~n IHas Formula For The Tied For Third In Big Se"en League ........ , .u his st•rtina •••• ... ! •t·-~ w~t- 11>o ,.~ Wt'nm'n• T•"-" Sports Ia tod.ar ond be .... l'bo'J·~.a. t!>Jo .'H'l>' - - - , .,_,.., Bv Unl~ ..._ DROPS Oh G~ ''TA.MI BEACH UP Joey Mni m, M years old but "still Qt•ona; as a bull," p !l!l his BljlP and •p; veaNJ o! e;(l]trience against Ed· rli4' Vach.e11 !Jn~ of the divlsioll ~ ' ""·1'•mkert young lions, in a 10. llonme-n pctNJeU one win in ~""T'rt television bout at thott Miami "" glay, • 54-41 llckil'lf lfl.t'n .'"~ ..... cl, Audito rium t onlght. PAUf SPRINGS, Callt. UP Mactlen . 24, from ft f'ddlng, Ca lif A borrnwed puttee and a few let- Kiddl~port. Middleport lOft to Welllton Ill was a he11vr favorite 4-l or bet· sons from an old master put veta despente attempt to edJe out tcr b(>cause of his strong pun ch. eran Or. Cary Midd lecotf ·and : nq arm wh ieh hu netted him l4 young~ter Ken Ve nturi at the of the cellar. ltl chaneet of wlalrMrkouts in his 19 ftgbts. He II front of the pa('k 1n the $15,000 nln1 o.re not ex.eelliDt, ......, ..,. urHft>feat ed in his procareer. Thunderbird lnvilatlo nal Golf season records. Welllton took iht which bega n in l9n~ and l!lranked Tournament today. Jack.tta 'U~ in 1 (ant _.tl.aj ft third among lh~ heavyweights. Middleeofl who lma had pu!tlnJ Deeember J1 on tbe Jaebt fla;,lr. But Maxim. former lighl ·heavy miserle9 on the tolll'nameflt trail 81DH theft tM Jackttl haw weizht champi on , riguru the 110 1 his year, tried out a new putter improved ,..eetly and Wellltep . . fi~ hl s he hils put llnder his belt 'lorrowed from Lloyd Mangrum ~ne~! ~..'..1 a'!fijtJ ';__~~~JI·IbU ~ si nt'c lfMl will make the dlfferenc" :u st before the teed off Thursday. :Roe~ .. -· 1n~-~-. .,.....~ ._ 'oldrullll •·vo 1 ........,. ll!!ainst the California youngster Venturi had special lessons fronlo "' .,... • - "" •""'"""' ehanee to fOJM home 4 ~ur. Maxim. from Cleveland, has 82 ~en Hogan. ' - - •-•e•· hive .L. ,......,.,.. wins. but only 21 KO's_ ' ......,. .. ""' . -~ The net re!lult was 1 pair of 688 latl' ' "''" tats, 7J.IT . ,t4 Gatupolit ''S I:;U"e, Machen's you.ng. but ~ ·or Ute two ml!n who look", walk nd •• , to AtbeDI. a "'"' 1 wn s FloYd Patterson · when Joe\' 111d swing aUke. * * * * * •• 5•star Buy Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· *Hovilond Sportsmen Mufflen eMore Plek-up ernereased Power ·ePurr-Formance Your Ohio Electric Companies /1 gino operotlon and longer wear. Our cha nge~overs ore made in a jiffy. See ••s Tflt Jh• •WE INSTALL •WE INSTALL NOW! PRESTON MOTORS, InC. 411 M. lrd Ave. c-...., Gat&. !t.ctric Eltctric llhJt~>i...,ifll Colurnb111 & Swlllrrn 01\Jo Elklric ~W file D117f0" ro.. 411:!1 111;1111 C.121fC&J *Haviland Super Deluxe The Muf~er That's Guaranteed (i~r : nMIIi . Middleport . Cl•~lalld c.,._., c..,..., The MorittHI l!!ledric Ohio fcll$01'1 CoM,.., Ohio POW*!' co ..po"Y Jbe Toledo E4iulfl (til, lA, �S-DallySentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 . J an . 25 , 1957 Legal Notice POMEROY SOCIETY "Mainly'' For Men AUGUSTA, M(! . (U P J - A cru!.ade to gi\·e mr n eq u1l auffrage Blan che G. B~ nnl'lt who resides NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALI FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESt:LTS obligations has bee n opened here at Rur aJ Route 248. B<~ ttie Gro und IJ:i pursuanre of t he order of the by AHrcd J Smith . Smlth , a Washington , om· uf th1· hl· ta of Pr~bat~ Court of Mei&l County, Demo-cra tic st.o ~l' r l:' pres.enta\ Jvc Davtd R. Stuut. dt•CeJ~• r1. wil l tak e Ohlo, f will offer for sa le, at public / nut te e th at ~l o.;.t.~-;1<· \ I :itu ul . pl at n auction, on tlw 2nd, day of Fe b- j E:lza Gil more Sr . who underwent from Portland. sa1d Thur ~ t111y h e was prepanng a b,ll to makt· llff and w r I IV.IIf( sr• ""~· (] I Dav 1d rua r y, 19:17 .at JO :It o cloc k a. m . sur~ery two weeks ago is reported womt'n suhw el to th e $3 pot! ta :>: R Slu u t ul\ lht• 30 11 da) of Octo-- at the f rQfl: doo r of t.he Cou r t ~ s s!Jg h tl y irn pro\led . whil·h up t o nq w h.as he('n le \' i@d be r, 1956 . ftk d h•· r p.-tlt iOn m Ho~ se ~n Pomeroy, Ohio, the fol-1 ~l r ar:d Mrs. Na t han Biggs and only on ma :l' volers . RATES tlw Pruba k l ou r! ..., Jt lun and for lowmg re al estate: \l r an d Mn . Alfred Bigga were The fe llowmg real estate •ituat e bustness visitors in Columbus, 1thP County of ~k tt.:~ and State of 2 tents per word, one insertion Mimm um cha n;(' 5-0t· -4- cent ;; OhiO, al h~ ~·n g th~ t ll ;;.~ol(t~ M. in Section No. HI , Township No. 7, We dnesday. per word for three consecutive msertions . An ita RETURNS JttHtors, smalJ HOMEdaughter Special - One month !or ~ cents per word . ! Stou t ll! t h t· survJ vtn g ~ puuse of Range 14, being in Scipio TownMrs. Cleda Rittenhouse of Dayof Mr. and Mrs Willard Jeffers or Full rate of 2 cents per word will be charged for a dve rt1 Eiif1 S if Davtd R. s1 out. d~ (·v a ..t' :l . late o f sh ip, Meigs County and State of ton a nd Mr . and Mu. Nonnan not paid f<rr befo~ the 25th of each month fol lowing msertion. Meig j Coun ty, Ohm ~~o· hn (llf•d ir,. Ohio, beginning at lh~~t S. E . earner U1ggs a nd family were recent Minenvill e returned home from ~s in Ad~rtising-Should be reporte d num t-dlalely . T he lPs tate on h'bruar y a. W5ti. of theN. E. quarter of SectiDR 16, 'i uest.o~ of Mr. and Mrs. Natba'l Holzer Hospital, Jan . 22. Dally Stonhnel Will not be responsible !or more than one in corThe p laittttff furLhl' r re preTown 7, Range 14; thence West Biggs The Biggs family were enrect insertion . senti! th at Davtd H. Stou t du• d 81 rods ; thence North about 117 ro u te to Seattle, Wash., where Mr . Thursday and will remain closed Card of Thank& and Special Notices of Events prml.ed at reg u the week due to siezed in h•e stmplt• of an u ndtvi d- rods to the Public Road ; thence In I Higgs who is first chief in tbe 81• the remainder lar classified rstes. Obituaries published at 1 cent per word illneas of Mr. Wehrung. ed one-ha lf intae ... t 1n common in a So_utherly direetion alone aaid Ivy will be stationed. -~~·-~ ~the follo wtng fl r ~ ~·rttwd rt'al el;1at e Publ.lc Road to the En1. line of Mrs. Thomas McClung and chil-~~~--~~~t Sit ua te in ! h r· ( UUIJlr o f Mt•!gs, SectiO~ 16; thence_ South on the dren of Jackson spent Wednesday AUcT10N SALE _ Gre-at- Bend . ep an To w-nsht p of (' lw:.tl' r. an(t Stall' of East line of_ S~Uon 16 to the with her parents, Mr. lind Mrs. 'c"AN -c:--::Yc-0 : -U ~cc U-:: S= E---: $3' • 50 a week Oh. io, ~ nJ d ~ ·~r n tu: d as fol lu ws place of begmnmg, containing 5:5 Dale Smith G ranae Hall , Portland, Saturday ..-., 1 . ACT NOW Jan. 26, 1:00 p. m. Bring anyin addition t o ) OUr present S tt ua tc 111 t ho· l'u u• tty of Me•gs, lahcresS,tamtorefoOr he" hReserving tlol l Pvt Jeff Wileon who has been Save $100 1o $10110 'I s 1 C T 1 , S e e o to, owever a . . t h tng you want to sell . Harold earmngs ? upp y onsumus m ow us tip o1 1 u·s 1rr , a nu tate o1 d th .• stationed at Ft Carson Colorado • 01 1• gas, eoa1 an o .. r mmeraiJ I · · 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, large Oh P omercy wt th the large Raw. Goddard, Auctioneer. 1 24 2tp . IO ~nd dt·-.cn bt•u as foll ows, to- with the r l ht of enlr for th 11 the guest of hts parents, Mr. stock, must go! Bring your Leigh Line Start e arntng immed- wtl Sc e tltl n t wrJ lo wn s h tp four f g f ~ d ~ I and Mrs R E Wilson of Shade iatelr. Wrilc Rawlctgh's, Dept. and r a n ge 1w d H' of the Oht ~ 1 purpose 0 dprospec mdg or, eUve · ' After 30. da.y s ~111t he will repo•t desires and your problems, Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, Comp ,<~O) .s 1, urc h asc m t:'h ester opmg, an operaf oeng to Ft Lewis, Wash . where he will b.alancinJ and brake service OHL 84 "u-.17ti. •.·~, eepor 1. lll . move in tomorrow. Try us, ror the pro sameucmg and the right Hackett 's Safety Service, West I 24 llp Townshi p, ~ le t gs lo u nt y , 0 -h w and cupying m ~far as the N~e 11 be stationed. we're dealing on the very Main Stred , Pomeroy , Ohio . --~- - --~ - begmntng IJil lht· !;outh h rre of essential to such prosped:Jng de-l Mtsll Marguerite Moore of Cbarlowest terms! 1( I r-jq ~ tr l t"~ ~ '.'>erv1ces sa1d se c lion 2. 68 r oos a nti !Fl ltn ks veloping operating or prod~dng leston, w. Va. arrived Thursday IAYt DON'T YOU KNOW? _ - -- ~ west ul \htl sou tlw asl corn er of also, res~rvin« to the State of Ohio , called by the death of Herman BaUr'J will Jive yoa the belt 1Sa ANYONE DESIRING HO;wtE DEid FCC\IO il , 1h('IH'I' . North 109 the use of str;ams fiowmg thrOU"h 1 Kuntz and is the gLleRt of Mr. and trade on furniture or lppU.nLIVERY of Broughton s Oalry rods· t 1umeo• wr~t In a ('Orne r JI G d 1 d b t · h.. Mr3 Patri k Loehary Free delivery, Qulc~. Open cea. '-'6 U Products tn Pomt•roy or Middl e ro ds' <Jn d f D· rr lt Jtb t· a ~ t of th e i sal an 8 or 3 u tlng upon t e · e 7 dllys. port . call'V ~l h'r ('rouk ~. phon e I<:a. t lt!W L)f ~aJt l sc· tlioll the m: c I :~me, so m~eh of the Mr. and Mrs A ~· ~leht left 6057-J . Af ' t' r a ll "T he Best soll t h 10!) r ot! ~ tu t he- '> rout h lin e I ereo as MaY P necessary or Wednesday for a VUilt ID Be1ing Doesn 't Co"~ l A C"•tt ~ .'l o•e.. • of ~ J 1d ~ r- ~1 ru- t 11H' llt c• East on surhh enJoyment and protettion of ton ' w· va Wlth thetr parents · ____:~----~ - - 1 25 I moe r;attl l r ne tiJ th•· plt r t of be sue stream ; from eroston, con· Eddie Smith has returned home 195-6 PONTlAC VB Star Chid Dlx --::c:-=cc ___ _ _ _ _ 1 "' "''' 1 weeks vtlit in U.S. 23 South 1at nt t. ~ ' t 10 acres ta mtnatwn or depostt of sediment. after a several 4 dr. Sedan Only 8,000 miles of · " r h t' Ut' 5. ~RVl U.. ot rrp a1r on your mo n · c. r k~ ~ _.,_,n t• .tnd (·xr f' tout Also, one other tract ?f land deLakeland, Fla with hia daughter WAVERLY, OHJO careful dnvlng. $2495.00. BlaettSewtng Mach uu! rHnlact Jerry as follows • to-w1t · Twenty- and son in law • Mr· and Mrs · Deof 11It .1 11ove (t l"' ~' l. l 1IC' (1 pre pmi ses scrtbed . nar · ~ . Pomeroy. 1 24 6tc B aug h ma r. S m ~c r ,Sewm jl; Mach 1 lh f .. t · f1ve (25) acres orr of the l!!&Rt ver Bi""entaff and family , . . h (' u 11ow ,pg 11l ' M ll v..- t trae l Be... · C o., l5 N <. uur1 St , AL en11, g tn nin· • . 1 11 r s me_ f • , . . · stde o! the West lh ,of the NorthThe Webrung bakery was clOfled 1 1 1956 MERCURY V8 4 dr. Monteray 1 11 • <HI Ohio I 24 3t · "' ·' "" s ( or rter t Q rt f S t' N 16 ua cr o ec ton o. , _ Sedan. Ml'rcomatic.. One local -~-·~---- -· _ _ -~ c of wh :l\ ,•;a ~ fMmN ly W. z. J ohn· eas <,ji ,1CK .si!:KVJl ~ Wt1lC.b a.. son's ll7 IH'r •· trat:t , lht· uee south Town 7, Rangc. 14, save and except owner. $2:Ht5.00. Blaettnar's, 00 . 1 6.26 acres wh1ch was sold off of Pomeroy.. l 24 6te t)alruu• b, 1-ar. : lon 'l'rtJ.ned l 02 d t .g l ·( l'S- er.... l ~l 7 4 rul:;loas tak e . .watcbunak.;t CUU.tN~ ltiWl!r thl'm' H Sn ut r 51i.54 rods to a s tutu~ I ~h1!J N.~;thR .en~ obf ~tdG 2 5 • 1e1re lot , I..&RS. PI'ID""'.. . t.a-d corner ; t h.Plll't' wt·.~ l U:! :N rod!l to 0 . : · lggs , Y · · We I, ad· 1906 PONTIAC VB Chieftain 2 dr. - -----.thl' plaec of lw ~~: iunin 11. l: OJl ta ining i m_lmstrator of th~ Estate of J. D. -Sedan. Loo,v mileage . One care· . IUggs, dect•ased, tn the year 18?6. , 1ul owner $249!5 .00. Blaettnar's, •ADh.... a._ 'fEU. Vt ~ JU : .. S£HV1l_·, att.4 tH· r• ·• m orl' or 1;,s I ·r,.Jn•· .!W . . rcl 111H1 -\a>~ l rllll• 7875 ;:,er cs' rnon• or lr ~ s s, r:avtng Both of ~he above described tracts Pomeroy. 1 24 6lt •lmt: , 118 W M11in St., POJDeror . of land being situated in Scipio , la-U fh e pnJy c·r _ nf ~;ud . pel t! ion is Township, Me igs t:ounty Ohio. 19:i!5 BUICK Special 2 dr. Dlx ---~~ -- for lh(' pl :.t l'llt ff \l a~.L(I C M Stout , Being th.e same real ~sLate conSedan. Low milea,e. One care- I''OREMA.k o\; ABHU'l~l T.V. aEk- rra ys_ f?r a n on_l1·r uf Ihe Cour t veye::l to Eri We lch by deed reful !ocal owner. $189:5.00. BlaettVlCE AlJ rl'la.lr.~ Hepa1r111d b)' E1 pe rm tll tng ~l ag~ t~' M S tou t, ~ ur- corde d in Deed Book 123 Paae 31 nar ·~. Pomeroy . 1 24 6tc .,ert 'l'ecMirtaO.. PbOOt< S2&l y VIVtn.~. "P 0 li S(' , to p u~e h ; J sr>. at the or the Meigs County Deed Records . Middlepor1 11-lo-tf appra ~snl vodu t• alf tXi'd hy the Said premise11 are appraised at 1955 PLYMOUTH VB Savoy ~ dr . SAVE ON YO UR rt:palr d_ appn n srrs of lh t• ~ st ate of Dav id $2,000.00 and must not be sold for St'dan Belvcdf're. Chrome trim, l:b.cine Shoe Shor ~ Stout , ~ rer ase d , lh l• real rstatl' !P~s than two-thirds of laid apone local owner. $1~ .00. Blaet· am _the P". tt\ ro. n rl r>.~entll'd , anti thai prai~cd valul!. tnan, Pomeroy. 1 24 6tc · - ~-~ _ f , 30 tf sa ld a f f HI~ v tt nf tr ansfe r, Ml'l gl'i Terms : C:ish In hand on day of Count y Courl re l'orrls vtJiumr IBll , sale. 19:W BUICk. Ce ntury 4 dr. Sedan 0:.:JlJ l j l.:;,UI V.flL t pag~ 45 9. h· ! ~ · · t as td(' , 11wl fo r BESSIE L. WILCH, Admln-Dyllllflow drive. King of the 8arne:a-Stmpi011 1ruurance Aa:ency, other (~roper onk rs of rc l id m Jstntrlx of thtt Estet. of Ecf. "sec " wlth Ocean• of Power Middleport . F'1r~ - Automobile- lhl•, pn • m1~r ~ ward Weldt, lh-=••Nd. · $1795.00, Blacltnar'a, Pomeroy Bonrta. Ph.o-n• 6:'111)-.X 8-2'J-Ill _ 1 he ptT ~ <~ru ftr<;\ ith t!vt· mr n· WEBSTER & FULTI ~--' 24 6tc tn su •• flt • t~'"utrcU ~''· ~~or~e~ll wt ll ftrrl h t·r takt· n nl i l'l ' ,r\Horn~tys for Admlnlatretrix t.ift:, Aulu , r-'tr o. . J'u ltu <.• al l 0• ' I I~ r1l·t·_v h :tvc• bo•f•Jt lll:ulp p..J rl t('S ( I) 4 , 11. 18, 25 (2) l , 5tc l9W-3,:1 ton f~ord TRU CK, t•xeel1 e e n .mt. 1_0 :~ atd p•·llt tun aJi cl MUh, M 1 ddl~ po r l. fl hlo lf' nt m ndi 1ion . l'hone '1'1 1-4414 , --~--.that l.h('y ,lit· JNpttn•d 1u a nswt•r I New lla vt ll . 1 2:'. 3le Legal Notice I WANT ADS PHONE 398 I ( 17) H r - w *MEETING HOTEL MARTIN Phone 3M e POMEROY'S BEST ! :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~~;;~~~ MARCH OF DIMES DANCE Sponso1ed By Beta Sigma Phi 1 d A Hobo Convention was held l'huraday ni,ght at the !1ttart Falla School when t h~ Big Bend Minst rel east and their guest• had a Hobo party A potluck supper was aerve d pn•cedi ne the part)' and favor" ~ wer(• brig ht colorcd de rbies, Cldle' t1.c~ wU• .t~ trudltlo~ al JIIWo biuldle whteh was ftlltd with n'ots:e-tuake rs, toys a nd jewelry .. Yan-c!>lOJC~ ballo~n~ w~re used ~9 ~~e th~ dmmg·room ami _ ARRANGE IT AT or ( 1 ) Notices . BA.VING A .... . . . *PARTY I I Hobo Convention Theme Enlivens Big Bend Minstrel Cast Party TRAILERS Pomeroy Jr. Hi Gym '• tahiti. • •• Wogoen WOI'kiJ;J on llle food : 'tmi\il14et -e:6fhl.,..I . GrJmm. Mary lfolitll:l'Betl¥ l(f,lbfl , Ka\1> eryn Crow , ADDJ Wheeler, Bob · ~ot>flich , Roy Reuter JJ\d BUI 1..'hilds were in cbarie of the fayors 1nd entertainment •• ••• I t"d (81 Auto Soles bafks I · I I Waverly Mobile Home Soles, Inc. JOE STEELE AND THE KINGS Single $1.50 Cotipfe $3.00 ADMISSION Students ~ 7k FOR w sllr E ~On your Dial I I ~:~ ~~n;a:~·~ ~~ 5j_d ur .· t21 ) ke01 Fstate (8bl AutoServices ---·-- - - - · t he Legal NQtice l t>t ll_ RESIDENCE - ill - l\1iddlep~rl , 0 . MAGGIE ~ . STOUT . I'la inll ff NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT as aforesoid. room s an1l ha t h. basement, large E~utor R. II . HAWU:'IIGS SONS CO. - 24 lot, Ctll il'l nt> il-\hhurlwud . Gr~ vcl l>ate d J iillUary 15, lfl57. Estate of Fnd S. Johnston huur Wrecke r SN\' ire. Day Hill st•t·tiun . Slwwtt by appoint · F. II. O'UH/I': N, Al t ornn . Oeceaaed Photu• 6:.!27 Night Ph one 1 mcn t. Earl D Mt•ud t• r , Sr., He HI· ( I ) JU . 25. 12l l, 1! . 15. :!:!, 61c. Noliec is hert>by given that 6039·X. BODGE · I'LYMOUTU tu r . l't•<trl fo'. Parker , AMe nt. ~ - - - -.. · l' uHh Johnston whose Post Office IJfo:ALERS. 3 6 tf Pomero)·. I'h.one Pomeroy 201. I atldrcss is MiddleporL, Ohio. ll. n. I 25 Itc ' h~s bern duly appointed as Execu~ UOilM S a·1d BATII-modcr~l LEGAL NOTICE tur nf the F.statc of l'Tcd S. Johnhome, J()('a ted on u 'n iou Av 1• ORDER OF ATTACHMENT ,J nn lntc or Sallflbu ry Town~hip, 1900 NORm:: WASHER wrin~:er Farm \an(l a pjlroximalely 96 Wtl1Jams4n Farm S 11 ppl v Hut I Mc•1g s Co unty, Ohio, deceased. lYre with pump, Uke new, $75.00 acrcr., locntl•d on Bailey Run Hd . l~nd , Ohiof· pla tultff, vs (:r nr~P Dated thili 22nd day of January S(·1• at 250 Mulberry Ave . or Four room house, 2 acrell 1 ratg , dr.!c d.111l 1\mnunt $45 00 H157. phone 118-X. 1 24 3tc ground , lm:a!Pd on Bailey nun H E Grill h·:.. Ju s tll'C of Pt'H,'I' John c . Bacon Road . Call or !lee c . L. EBkew, ~ltn(' r sv illc. Judge of the Probate t, ourt M whit!.! h.eavy HENS $1.00 each 415 w. M11m s t . 1 24 :Jtp ( l l 25 (2 ) I , ll , 15 4\r Meigs County, Ohio at farm . S. H. Layman, Bashan· · · ' . (1l 25(2) 1,3, 3Lc Keno Road. I 22 3tp - ~SIX ROOMS und hath , $4!WO.OO. SIDELINED BY NOSE ~-1 IIA Y 1-"0R SALE. mixed and 116 Loc 11~t St, Pomeroy or call MONTilf<:AL l ll ' Q.efc nse -ma u 1tr.r lght . Timothy, ,20.00 per 516-M or 9391. 1 24 3tc Dollard St. Laurent of the Monton. William Culwell , RL 1. Car· trt~al t:IIIUlJi cns wiU be side line d ptmter. 1 22 11tp TllllRE A C Bfo~S LEVEL GROUND for ''a week qr 10 days " accausc or four room house ,electricity. At a broken IIO!lll suslainl•d in 11n exTWO LSJ<:o liLASS Diaplay ca8t>8 Apple Grove : See Alex Wheeler . hibition ~am c Wednesday ni ght. 8' h.. ng 3' htgh 2' feet deep . Muet 1 :M 3Lc - ·- - go. Ntcd spaco. Priced cheap. M.\X WARO MeiJI Motor Company SIX ROOM liOtJSE, Middleport, rhone 8023 cxcrlli!nt lncallon . Call 6080-J 1 22 3tc before 3 :30 p. m. 1 23 6tc ...... ._c.. ALSO 7 25 T.o_n_a- or -C-:-L-o"v"'ER --ALF - ALFA .;;;;;==..;.;..;...._.;;-;.;, · .;;-...., - -., -..__ (9) For Sole I Legal Notice i I I I Your Sunrise .• ...__ct.. Looking For Something and Timothy hay. J. 1!:. D. HartinJer, l'omeroy. 1 li 6tp 115 L ..._ PG~Mrow, - -·- 114! For Rent am or an anehor 25. Eagle'• Clean and choiCil ctll tl170. -~~-~ 1 -21-61< You ' ll Find It Through The Dotly Sentinel ArAH.n1EN1'- 6 ropma and bath. gas furnace, located 218 1~~: .K )hin St., romeroy . Celli I>r . K. D. Anubary . 1 2~ tC 1 115 l2te ror reht - .t:Jealth: waJ.Jpa~JI •turner. CUatoa lkJaer, Kitt- dlep•rt. Pb. 11280-lt CJhttol Plloat ~ - - -·"'-- - ONE 4 ROOM APARTIIENT. One . 0 0.. Rt. 33. Call Wm. GrvoM•. lock IP•Ineo ICIA~ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL~ RENT find employment ~ hire -or find a lost Item throu:,O, The Vally Sentinel WANT ADS. Don't put it off ~ Call 398 Today ~ An Ad in this column Phone 510 ______ .. . _. P'.....,..Y Wh<'n pcr,plo suddfnly {ace bcr.-avement the llflrvice Of I lrll!il worthy funeral director Ia lndteP<'naablc. They 11lso welcome the information and counsel recel~ l!d at GETS RESULTS -· HOPBE YOJt RENT. lurniaihed or L unfurnished, :1 rooms, b1th, ga11, • See IJ."arlc'& Grocery, ·B radbury. Ul :lailjl Trevey-Finsterwold Funeral Home ~,~,~;~~~r;;~:~7:~··~~i" Ity AND NEW HOLLAND WHEN YOU TIIINK OF FARM EQUIPMENT Thi.,k Of Us Fulto· n Th om pson Phone 419 Pomeroy ~~ STRUCTURAL I IIAMI IRON- MIT ALl (I) Notices : . coNcRETI! BLocKs "Build llottOf Po• L-·· GRUESER BLOCK co. 3 Mllet North of Pt~meroy. WE BUY ...__ r ~ · -. AUTO SALES NOW! 8 room hoUJe ~1wly dlcor1te-d llulde 1011 out. A. N. Ben1tl. Pomeroy. ' II I tf 6318 METROPOLITAN 398 8ealfold _ ..._ DEALERS FOR DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHONES extra· qualAve .. MAKE YOUR CHOICE CROSLEY Wlaether It Be A--REfRIGERATOR, T 'f Or Any HOME APPLIANCE ALLEN APPLIANCE Your CI\OSI.EY Dealer 226 I. MAIN ST. =-c:...... .••. ... filii..., lOIII 20. Ftiel U.·J!II!r 21 . Soak au 3S. tntand 22. Wllbout dil· 34. Apolocy eo~ , 36. Pqket' 23. Wt• worm atakl J ...... IMU . ~ 3.5 . s ·h ellac In· pedioent 38. Tinker 39. Girra name First Baptist Brotherhood Meeting Held'd Owen B It . .... =::: 4Ulmoll 4 •. ·~· JilolcUall .4. Pro,kett.po<t . t::htareh•• DOWN MORRIS.LOCI( 1 . Married woman WHcl'lng llncii2JCUI lir~g 4.- S75.DO POMEROY OHIO u.g. " • 1• Club, whe}l it . .{Jl&t . ll J he : borne of Mrs. Franklin iall~y lor the Jam,tary meeting. ·:t . ~; bllliness rrieeting wf;s condu · · d by Ute president, Mra. ReX •· U,y. Pi-ojects for the year wert! . dJscQted and some new by·I&Ws wete adOpted by the club. The remainder ?f the evening ~&.II spent in sew' tng_and a social ttme. The hoatess, asmted by Mra. Clayton Aile'!, se~vcd a salld ce»urse to, Sina Bruley, Jane Flek. Kathryn Bau:n, Juanita Will, Virgene EJberfeld, Laura Ha:tung, H_elen Wolf. R~th Otfutt., Cleo Smith, Opal Wltkham, Mary Kautz, Jerry Woo~, Edna Wood, Mary Newell, Lucille Stt>ttler and Shirley Pyles. The February meeting will be at the home or Dorothy Karr with Mary Kautz assisting hostess. I DICK Mrs. Chari., . Chafre,;; Sil,er R1dge, spent an afternoon with Mr~ . Frank Gual Mr . .and Mrs. 'ohpa Offutt and childrt:n an1 Mr. and ¥n. Lawrenee Smith spent Sunday even · -h d mg w1 1 P.lr. an Mrs. Thomas Weber. Mr 5 . wm . Kendall and daughters Weirton w: va. l'eeen'il · · h Y vtslted l'r mother, Mrs. Hobart Smalley ' . · PAILY CRYPTOQUOTE ~ Hero's llow to wolll: It; Mr. and Mrs. Claylon All.en an:l AXY~L~AAXR Billy spent.. an_ evc~mg ~Jth M.·. &. LONOI"ICLLOW and Mrs. Charles Goegletn, Fla!One Jetter 8implJ' sl¥~da tor ~her. In this ~~,»lA. A woo~s. · . .~ . · ; vr .i ·•fOr- the tbr.e&. J,..'s, -·),G. ttr "the \.v.iQ.:b'Jt..AtC,. :aQgte.leitltn. ' '"I':"· ~ tf'hirle~ Gmther spent trophea, the length aftd tormatlqa :ot. &he, wor4e - &~ 4U ~ - t~, , · iW!!Iday in Columbus on business. J:ach day the code lettera art1 different. -- Jerry Wood and Opal Wickham visited Luc ille Settler Monday A Cryp&oC"nm Quotation afternoon. QYMHU KDYYL PJ(CR IEAT ' ZR( CINCINNATI, 0 . (UP) - Ll,eMr. and Mrs. Wood spe n t a rew !ttOck; days with Mr. and Mrs. Richard OYMFCT, DEL, EHL TA'I'FQ LYTJ Hogs 2,200, barrows and gills Fick, Hannibal, Ohio. !PO.der.Jtely active, steady; 100--220 Mr. artd . Mrt. Roger Epple spent I z c L ., Q - 0 i E 'F D T s z .H u .c;: p T Q • lb 18.110; 2~ lb 18.60: 210-220 lb a few days with Mr. and Mrs. 1'...to•Otito ()•yptoqoooto• AS HA.VIl\(0 NOTHING. "-Nil 18.75; 220-285 lb 18.35-18.60; 235- Theo Croy, Parkersburg. YET .POI!I<ESSINO ALL THINGS - CORINTHIAI'S. , 2511, lb 18.10; 250-260 lb 17.10-17.· Mr. and :\fn. P. F. Koblentz 911t.rUM••ed _,, kiDJ Fe.U\Iflf lrn4k(tt 60; 180 1'> I, 35: 165 lb 16.25; sp~nt an evening with Mr. and .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;o:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:,j sows, steady, 18.75 down; boars MrS. J. S. B.iilcY . 1 2!5 c hij(ber at 11.25. Mrs. Hazel Walker and sons have returned to their home in Mareaina Ar-kart.~as aftt'r being called here by the death or her mother, Emma Smith. "Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Warner and daugthers, Columbus, wer-e Beautiful and Red Plymouth Belvedere Hard Top bere to attend the Cuncral serPow~r Flite Drive ~ radio, heater, white wal! llres __: vices of his aunt, Mrs. Emma V-8 motor- A real buy. Smith. Mrs. Pauline Ridenour and Miss Esther HayS spent an Pvening In Parkersburg. Mr1. Guy Summerfield received E. Main St. h'"I"'J 100, n~ enough fresh re- word that Ernest Brown Parker• ___:::::__::;_: ttlabl!Jh ~·de, burg Js ill at his home~ t . aooth• 3 . .J).-celviiiJ Alwa}'t to11ther- alway. In plare . . , theM K.Hpuke Di.. monel Rint• •~ interlodl;ad to revaal their full beauty and briJ.. Iiane. for.varl Bv•1 K-psatr. EnaaprMnt Dhiftuwr~· 'i ~ ..~ 1u•r•ntud -.in Wrltin1 by latE c COLLINS JEWELRY Where Your Coafldentelalustlfled E. Main St. Pomeroy - ' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ' LIVESTOCK REPORT To Sunset s co..•.• $150.00 KENNAN·LOCK Wech.l!tf . ra on prest ed . at the meeting _of the M~n's Brotherhood ~ethe . F1rst Baptist Church when Y, met at the church Thursdny evenmg. Paul t d h d . . . · mn: 1e 1 e e_vottonal ~rv1ce and tmporta_nt projects for tbe ch·u rch were d1scussed. Plans were made to meet at th.e church Tuesday at 6 .30 . .. p. rn . 1o start work on the f1rst of these improvements. A recreational period followed the meeting and refrl.!shments \'_efe Sehi:~Pl'r. Robert MllJs, LarfY like and Euiene Coleman endl: 1)1 $500.00 md were on presided 1nd mem'bers responded to the roH eaJI. .w ith Do's and J)o.nt's in club ~lquette . t.trs, Ronald Springer Wa1 welcomed ~ a new qaembeT. MrJ. C. F. Tom,Pkins waa .reportld 111. Contributions were ·made to four natlonal pro· ~t!l of the club. "~tter Citizens Make Better Communities" was the topic of the · program presented by Mrs. Webster who also gave many interesUng fp.ets on the history of Pomeroy. nerreAhments were sencd 01 the ho~~ess dutlng the social hour . · -" ., A Wow--Of A Buy 1955 Plymouth Belvedere · ·· .. · · · · · $1795 Black POMEROY MOTOR CO. I'LL DO YOU __ WI! ARE THE Reol Estate Broker All Makes and Models Call 11-1-11 ,_ --- - 10011 ... . .. 28, Pig pt-n 29. Of the Rbln .. 31 . Scandlnav. lan eountrJ n. Exttmd f«<nt USED FARM EQUIPMENT FIN, Automoblb, He•lth ACCIDINT .. Llfoi, Casu•lty •l'ld londt 6136-M WANT ADS SLEEJ'J.NG ROOMS, clottl In town, 121 Pulternul - ~ -- - . ll:~ll<illtia ,,. " " - too es or ne ..-:r-- Mare.h of Dim,es. A llew. pro ject !or the club I• Ule pt~intina an 11 redecoratin :&: the GrDUnd ObMrv· er Corps bulldJn,:, ..mtre the club t:neetl part of the Lime. II wu 1110 voted to ha ve work don• on the plan r oun d The tfpo" or tht' \rf'III Urf' r wu giv~n ,., Mrs. Will· ard Boyer . ' Re{r{'shmc ntJ o( ice "'1*'" ren.te rl!'d with pink ttoro, take decorate d with pink aJJ4 ~ue ~t· 1ea, and eoflee were sr,rved by thl! hostessea . F atorJ wf_r~ ltpall bllle cradles f1Jled witb nl.ln\l':fnd nut1 . Present . 'Were th~e ' \lam~!l above ~:~nd Mr1.' Geora:t Cfwde,, Mrs. Donald MUU'\11 , ,..... C.iYin Simpson , Mn. Ed\\lai-d WellS. MrS. Elmt>r White , Mn. Donald Collin s. Mrs. Oayton Strickland and Mr1 . Donald Marks. Sending Jifts bu t unable to attend were: Mrs. Don· aid Kennepy , Mr1. Jack Fowler . Mrs. David Goodwin and Mrs. Forest Cas-to. · Tht next meeting w;u be a Valef\.J,,.ne party on February 6, with Mrs. Donald Muk.s and Hro. Jack Fowler IS hosteJses. Memher. are to make hat• whl<h will be sold during !he. m.. 1 monl!y makmg project. display IPCI ~Jd when tbe Svnior ' I rHr. ~ Shakta-e .Ciull nlet wedn•"'"' C.H·ES~•. ~.' It tbe liOIIUI . ot Mn. Jed Webster I ~ Sr., Sprint Ave. Three new membem: wttr~ : wel· _ .Mr•. PbU WilliamiOn president. cOrned intQ the 1'1tirg-,. ~Ui.d1y Df'!lt Farm Equipment INSURANCE AGENCY and t hreo -.le(lpln• rooms. Phone ~118-Y. I 22 3tc apartmebll, P.._ tl Ohio - 1· ~ ' If....... 26. ~rowned Complete Line! Rocl.ney Downing ,=-=-~=-­ f'URNlSIIW I·Room Apartment .FOR RENT - lt. 17. Co&stlint-a 2~. WE HAVE A •'l'•o••••• ......... .__. • 20. Fur~ · - w• 1 - -- ---- moa.ttl ' 15. Eskimo tool 16. Wait upon X..puke, Good HoU111bepin1 and thi1 store. Station ~4; tfiilvu out 11. Pal\ fill ..'-' 0'0&4-F H . Jewle - INTERlOCKING liNG SitS 990 .·o-MPLE-ft: •• utitsBestt E H 5. Attempt •Udt 12. Cily Cl<ob.l · cif.U l0.9ojl . 13. Naml.l" , Club Me. et•mg Held Wednesday ••Uo,l I I" bl' I..Q!!!IIondod e: Boot ll. M. . Blalllolltl Beauty J I ~~~~.1 •' MUSIC BY •' "'-x.r •. llaitl!l•- . •• .espeore Sb(lk . . c DAILY I TIL I Ten Wides,. Huge Selection Mrt. Elza Gilmore J r. wu honwi~b 1 IUrptlu: layett e shower Wednef<IJY t>Ve nine when tbe Sew·Rite St!wlnJ club me t a' lhe home o( Mrs. Ray Blowers. Lincoln Heil hil with Mrs. Charlt' , Spencer 11 co:.liOB'IeJI. A pink and b1ut- color th. 1 · m ~· wa!l carried &ut in the det'orat l o n .~ and 1lso the r•fre l hrQenta. Gift• were p~~ced on a pink and blu<> tpa,lD£jte ep w,hich wa1 .a largu atork. The honored a:vest received mtp)l lovely gtfta. . Fl'lr l.e\1~ Speqeer.' Tommy Smith, · Mrs. Cha.rlea Hottman preifde nt. 8rondo ·IIII'robam, Sue Ann · Buck, p1't'1ided over th.e meeting {1-lld a ~W · ChoPIJian. Karen Greu. contribution was made lo t he OU,er j:Bme.11 were played with Pr..liU'J won by a large number of Hobo Convention Theme 2· 18 soc. tbe au•ata. dren under twelvo; to Beverly Perrin an(l Evelyn Cleland, teen · Judtes lor n_. er.stumes were: ager11; Mra. lnlt<tham. Mn . Kath~·· Andrew Cruss, Mrs. Jerry eryn Crow and ton, Jimmy , Bob Hill. Mrs . . Nonnau RiJ~r Mfl Hoefiich, Mrs. Mabel Rou sh , fo r Virgil Rou.sh, Mrs. E. S. ' Schaaf al:lu)ts. and Ralph Spenc;{'r The menu ipdudert chickenfried, baked and with noodles, ham. roas t beef and beef and noddles. ham loaf, meat loaf. scalloped pOl3toes, macaroni and Pr,izes were · cheese, baked be1n1, ~lm-a Ileana Relbo!l ani! 1\oier •• I SATURDAY JANUARY ot uladl, .. nd-wichu, rolJa. jell)', ptetle1, olives , udlahe4 celery, coffee. The deslett course W'l:l lee eream ln tbe form o( Jnow.balll wllh liJht~!l red t' andlet and l1r1e c-akei in*'ribed " Bil Btnd Mlnslrel." Alt~r the diQner Mrs. Olive In· gram pl1Y-.t for _Evel)'n Cl c l11nd to 8ing a solo and for aroup •lngin.:. RDy Reutes:. Bob 1-loeOich anrt Kat~ryn CrQw W,l!re lea<ltrs of a uri ~J of . aam~s ._&nd drawings wi~ ·prius won by Cbarlatte Per- and corn, varie:lr .Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. B "'UII'J.i Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. Honored Guest At S1,1rprise layette Shower On Wed. A FAVOR SOME TIME ., ·t, Chevrolet shows you some' importa~t tim~fthts"bflow·priced cars just by the look ori''1ts'· ace! Wouldn't you say that most of the '57 cars look good from 50 feet away, but what about from 50 inches away? What does a close-up of the grille tell you, for example? Is it solidly made like the new Chevrolet grille? Or, in comparison does it look less rich in design-feel les.• strong and solid? Comp.re the quality and'tonstruction of the bumpers and headlights, the fit of th.. chrome trim. · . • The more closely you look all around the.car, the more clearly :l<JU'Il see that Chevrc,let hns the edge in the way it"s put togcthet\ You'll find, for i!tstance, that Chevrolet is the only car in its field with a /acqun finish ... that only Chevrolet Bel Air models give You foam rubber cushions in front and rear seats as standard equipment. These are just a few of the advantages of Body by Fisher. And Chevrolet, you know, is the only low-priced car that has a Fisher Body. We'll be glad to give · you a close-up,·cow .. llarative look·'at tliitl new Chevy any titne you care to come in. This week, maybe? . - !USA . !'"''' " ' ---~-------·····---.,..------ ·---·---------·--------· ·------ ----------------------:.------·----------------·-~--------··--·--··-·-- Only fronchi.ed Chc•ru/et doo/ers 'l . POMEROY MOTOR CO. I'OAII>IIOY, OlllO • • • .--=:'--=•!!·AND IQII. �S-DallySentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 . J an . 25 , 1957 Legal Notice POMEROY SOCIETY "Mainly'' For Men AUGUSTA, M(! . (U P J - A cru!.ade to gi\·e mr n eq u1l auffrage Blan che G. B~ nnl'lt who resides NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALI FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESt:LTS obligations has bee n opened here at Rur aJ Route 248. B<~ ttie Gro und IJ:i pursuanre of t he order of the by AHrcd J Smith . Smlth , a Washington , om· uf th1· hl· ta of Pr~bat~ Court of Mei&l County, Demo-cra tic st.o ~l' r l:' pres.enta\ Jvc Davtd R. Stuut. dt•CeJ~• r1. wil l tak e Ohlo, f will offer for sa le, at public / nut te e th at ~l o.;.t.~-;1<· \ I :itu ul . pl at n auction, on tlw 2nd, day of Fe b- j E:lza Gil more Sr . who underwent from Portland. sa1d Thur ~ t111y h e was prepanng a b,ll to makt· llff and w r I IV.IIf( sr• ""~· (] I Dav 1d rua r y, 19:17 .at JO :It o cloc k a. m . sur~ery two weeks ago is reported womt'n suhw el to th e $3 pot! ta :>: R Slu u t ul\ lht• 30 11 da) of Octo-- at the f rQfl: doo r of t.he Cou r t ~ s s!Jg h tl y irn pro\led . whil·h up t o nq w h.as he('n le \' i@d be r, 1956 . ftk d h•· r p.-tlt iOn m Ho~ se ~n Pomeroy, Ohio, the fol-1 ~l r ar:d Mrs. Na t han Biggs and only on ma :l' volers . RATES tlw Pruba k l ou r! ..., Jt lun and for lowmg re al estate: \l r an d Mn . Alfred Bigga were The fe llowmg real estate •ituat e bustness visitors in Columbus, 1thP County of ~k tt.:~ and State of 2 tents per word, one insertion Mimm um cha n;(' 5-0t· -4- cent ;; OhiO, al h~ ~·n g th~ t ll ;;.~ol(t~ M. in Section No. HI , Township No. 7, We dnesday. per word for three consecutive msertions . An ita RETURNS JttHtors, smalJ HOMEdaughter Special - One month !or ~ cents per word . ! Stou t ll! t h t· survJ vtn g ~ puuse of Range 14, being in Scipio TownMrs. Cleda Rittenhouse of Dayof Mr. and Mrs Willard Jeffers or Full rate of 2 cents per word will be charged for a dve rt1 Eiif1 S if Davtd R. s1 out. d~ (·v a ..t' :l . late o f sh ip, Meigs County and State of ton a nd Mr . and Mu. Nonnan not paid f<rr befo~ the 25th of each month fol lowing msertion. Meig j Coun ty, Ohm ~~o· hn (llf•d ir,. Ohio, beginning at lh~~t S. E . earner U1ggs a nd family were recent Minenvill e returned home from ~s in Ad~rtising-Should be reporte d num t-dlalely . T he lPs tate on h'bruar y a. W5ti. of theN. E. quarter of SectiDR 16, 'i uest.o~ of Mr. and Mrs. Natba'l Holzer Hospital, Jan . 22. Dally Stonhnel Will not be responsible !or more than one in corThe p laittttff furLhl' r re preTown 7, Range 14; thence West Biggs The Biggs family were enrect insertion . senti! th at Davtd H. Stou t du• d 81 rods ; thence North about 117 ro u te to Seattle, Wash., where Mr . Thursday and will remain closed Card of Thank& and Special Notices of Events prml.ed at reg u the week due to siezed in h•e stmplt• of an u ndtvi d- rods to the Public Road ; thence In I Higgs who is first chief in tbe 81• the remainder lar classified rstes. Obituaries published at 1 cent per word illneas of Mr. Wehrung. ed one-ha lf intae ... t 1n common in a So_utherly direetion alone aaid Ivy will be stationed. -~~·-~ ~the follo wtng fl r ~ ~·rttwd rt'al el;1at e Publ.lc Road to the En1. line of Mrs. Thomas McClung and chil-~~~--~~~t Sit ua te in ! h r· ( UUIJlr o f Mt•!gs, SectiO~ 16; thence_ South on the dren of Jackson spent Wednesday AUcT10N SALE _ Gre-at- Bend . ep an To w-nsht p of (' lw:.tl' r. an(t Stall' of East line of_ S~Uon 16 to the with her parents, Mr. lind Mrs. 'c"AN -c:--::Yc-0 : -U ~cc U-:: S= E---: $3' • 50 a week Oh. io, ~ nJ d ~ ·~r n tu: d as fol lu ws place of begmnmg, containing 5:5 Dale Smith G ranae Hall , Portland, Saturday ..-., 1 . ACT NOW Jan. 26, 1:00 p. m. Bring anyin addition t o ) OUr present S tt ua tc 111 t ho· l'u u• tty of Me•gs, lahcresS,tamtorefoOr he" hReserving tlol l Pvt Jeff Wileon who has been Save $100 1o $10110 'I s 1 C T 1 , S e e o to, owever a . . t h tng you want to sell . Harold earmngs ? upp y onsumus m ow us tip o1 1 u·s 1rr , a nu tate o1 d th .• stationed at Ft Carson Colorado • 01 1• gas, eoa1 an o .. r mmeraiJ I · · 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, large Oh P omercy wt th the large Raw. Goddard, Auctioneer. 1 24 2tp . IO ~nd dt·-.cn bt•u as foll ows, to- with the r l ht of enlr for th 11 the guest of hts parents, Mr. stock, must go! Bring your Leigh Line Start e arntng immed- wtl Sc e tltl n t wrJ lo wn s h tp four f g f ~ d ~ I and Mrs R E Wilson of Shade iatelr. Wrilc Rawlctgh's, Dept. and r a n ge 1w d H' of the Oht ~ 1 purpose 0 dprospec mdg or, eUve · ' After 30. da.y s ~111t he will repo•t desires and your problems, Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, Comp ,<~O) .s 1, urc h asc m t:'h ester opmg, an operaf oeng to Ft Lewis, Wash . where he will b.alancinJ and brake service OHL 84 "u-.17ti. •.·~, eepor 1. lll . move in tomorrow. Try us, ror the pro sameucmg and the right Hackett 's Safety Service, West I 24 llp Townshi p, ~ le t gs lo u nt y , 0 -h w and cupying m ~far as the N~e 11 be stationed. we're dealing on the very Main Stred , Pomeroy , Ohio . --~- - --~ - begmntng IJil lht· !;outh h rre of essential to such prosped:Jng de-l Mtsll Marguerite Moore of Cbarlowest terms! 1( I r-jq ~ tr l t"~ ~ '.'>erv1ces sa1d se c lion 2. 68 r oos a nti !Fl ltn ks veloping operating or prod~dng leston, w. Va. arrived Thursday IAYt DON'T YOU KNOW? _ - -- ~ west ul \htl sou tlw asl corn er of also, res~rvin« to the State of Ohio , called by the death of Herman BaUr'J will Jive yoa the belt 1Sa ANYONE DESIRING HO;wtE DEid FCC\IO il , 1h('IH'I' . North 109 the use of str;ams fiowmg thrOU"h 1 Kuntz and is the gLleRt of Mr. and trade on furniture or lppU.nLIVERY of Broughton s Oalry rods· t 1umeo• wr~t In a ('Orne r JI G d 1 d b t · h.. Mr3 Patri k Loehary Free delivery, Qulc~. Open cea. '-'6 U Products tn Pomt•roy or Middl e ro ds' <Jn d f D· rr lt Jtb t· a ~ t of th e i sal an 8 or 3 u tlng upon t e · e 7 dllys. port . call'V ~l h'r ('rouk ~. phon e I<:a. t lt!W L)f ~aJt l sc· tlioll the m: c I :~me, so m~eh of the Mr. and Mrs A ~· ~leht left 6057-J . Af ' t' r a ll "T he Best soll t h 10!) r ot! ~ tu t he- '> rout h lin e I ereo as MaY P necessary or Wednesday for a VUilt ID Be1ing Doesn 't Co"~ l A C"•tt ~ .'l o•e.. • of ~ J 1d ~ r- ~1 ru- t 11H' llt c• East on surhh enJoyment and protettion of ton ' w· va Wlth thetr parents · ____:~----~ - - 1 25 I moe r;attl l r ne tiJ th•· plt r t of be sue stream ; from eroston, con· Eddie Smith has returned home 195-6 PONTlAC VB Star Chid Dlx --::c:-=cc ___ _ _ _ _ 1 "' "''' 1 weeks vtlit in U.S. 23 South 1at nt t. ~ ' t 10 acres ta mtnatwn or depostt of sediment. after a several 4 dr. Sedan Only 8,000 miles of · " r h t' Ut' 5. ~RVl U.. ot rrp a1r on your mo n · c. r k~ ~ _.,_,n t• .tnd (·xr f' tout Also, one other tract ?f land deLakeland, Fla with hia daughter WAVERLY, OHJO careful dnvlng. $2495.00. BlaettSewtng Mach uu! rHnlact Jerry as follows • to-w1t · Twenty- and son in law • Mr· and Mrs · Deof 11It .1 11ove (t l"' ~' l. l 1IC' (1 pre pmi ses scrtbed . nar · ~ . Pomeroy. 1 24 6tc B aug h ma r. S m ~c r ,Sewm jl; Mach 1 lh f .. t · f1ve (25) acres orr of the l!!&Rt ver Bi""entaff and family , . . h (' u 11ow ,pg 11l ' M ll v..- t trae l Be... · C o., l5 N <. uur1 St , AL en11, g tn nin· • . 1 11 r s me_ f • , . . · stde o! the West lh ,of the NorthThe Webrung bakery was clOfled 1 1 1956 MERCURY V8 4 dr. Monteray 1 11 • <HI Ohio I 24 3t · "' ·' "" s ( or rter t Q rt f S t' N 16 ua cr o ec ton o. , _ Sedan. Ml'rcomatic.. One local -~-·~---- -· _ _ -~ c of wh :l\ ,•;a ~ fMmN ly W. z. J ohn· eas <,ji ,1CK .si!:KVJl ~ Wt1lC.b a.. son's ll7 IH'r •· trat:t , lht· uee south Town 7, Rangc. 14, save and except owner. $2:Ht5.00. Blaettnar's, 00 . 1 6.26 acres wh1ch was sold off of Pomeroy.. l 24 6te t)alruu• b, 1-ar. : lon 'l'rtJ.ned l 02 d t .g l ·( l'S- er.... l ~l 7 4 rul:;loas tak e . .watcbunak.;t CUU.tN~ ltiWl!r thl'm' H Sn ut r 51i.54 rods to a s tutu~ I ~h1!J N.~;thR .en~ obf ~tdG 2 5 • 1e1re lot , I..&RS. PI'ID""'.. . t.a-d corner ; t h.Plll't' wt·.~ l U:! :N rod!l to 0 . : · lggs , Y · · We I, ad· 1906 PONTIAC VB Chieftain 2 dr. - -----.thl' plaec of lw ~~: iunin 11. l: OJl ta ining i m_lmstrator of th~ Estate of J. D. -Sedan. Loo,v mileage . One care· . IUggs, dect•ased, tn the year 18?6. , 1ul owner $249!5 .00. Blaettnar's, •ADh.... a._ 'fEU. Vt ~ JU : .. S£HV1l_·, att.4 tH· r• ·• m orl' or 1;,s I ·r,.Jn•· .!W . . rcl 111H1 -\a>~ l rllll• 7875 ;:,er cs' rnon• or lr ~ s s, r:avtng Both of ~he above described tracts Pomeroy. 1 24 6lt •lmt: , 118 W M11in St., POJDeror . of land being situated in Scipio , la-U fh e pnJy c·r _ nf ~;ud . pel t! ion is Township, Me igs t:ounty Ohio. 19:i!5 BUICK Special 2 dr. Dlx ---~~ -- for lh(' pl :.t l'llt ff \l a~.L(I C M Stout , Being th.e same real ~sLate conSedan. Low milea,e. One care- I''OREMA.k o\; ABHU'l~l T.V. aEk- rra ys_ f?r a n on_l1·r uf Ihe Cour t veye::l to Eri We lch by deed reful !ocal owner. $189:5.00. BlaettVlCE AlJ rl'la.lr.~ Hepa1r111d b)' E1 pe rm tll tng ~l ag~ t~' M S tou t, ~ ur- corde d in Deed Book 123 Paae 31 nar ·~. Pomeroy . 1 24 6tc .,ert 'l'ecMirtaO.. PbOOt< S2&l y VIVtn.~. "P 0 li S(' , to p u~e h ; J sr>. at the or the Meigs County Deed Records . Middlepor1 11-lo-tf appra ~snl vodu t• alf tXi'd hy the Said premise11 are appraised at 1955 PLYMOUTH VB Savoy ~ dr . SAVE ON YO UR rt:palr d_ appn n srrs of lh t• ~ st ate of Dav id $2,000.00 and must not be sold for St'dan Belvcdf're. Chrome trim, l:b.cine Shoe Shor ~ Stout , ~ rer ase d , lh l• real rstatl' !P~s than two-thirds of laid apone local owner. $1~ .00. Blaet· am _the P". tt\ ro. n rl r>.~entll'd , anti thai prai~cd valul!. tnan, Pomeroy. 1 24 6tc · - ~-~ _ f , 30 tf sa ld a f f HI~ v tt nf tr ansfe r, Ml'l gl'i Terms : C:ish In hand on day of Count y Courl re l'orrls vtJiumr IBll , sale. 19:W BUICk. Ce ntury 4 dr. Sedan 0:.:JlJ l j l.:;,UI V.flL t pag~ 45 9. h· ! ~ · · t as td(' , 11wl fo r BESSIE L. WILCH, Admln-Dyllllflow drive. King of the 8arne:a-Stmpi011 1ruurance Aa:ency, other (~roper onk rs of rc l id m Jstntrlx of thtt Estet. of Ecf. "sec " wlth Ocean• of Power Middleport . F'1r~ - Automobile- lhl•, pn • m1~r ~ ward Weldt, lh-=••Nd. · $1795.00, Blacltnar'a, Pomeroy Bonrta. Ph.o-n• 6:'111)-.X 8-2'J-Ill _ 1 he ptT ~ <~ru ftr<;\ ith t!vt· mr n· WEBSTER & FULTI ~--' 24 6tc tn su •• flt • t~'"utrcU ~''· ~~or~e~ll wt ll ftrrl h t·r takt· n nl i l'l ' ,r\Horn~tys for Admlnlatretrix t.ift:, Aulu , r-'tr o. . J'u ltu <.• al l 0• ' I I~ r1l·t·_v h :tvc• bo•f•Jt lll:ulp p..J rl t('S ( I) 4 , 11. 18, 25 (2) l , 5tc l9W-3,:1 ton f~ord TRU CK, t•xeel1 e e n .mt. 1_0 :~ atd p•·llt tun aJi cl MUh, M 1 ddl~ po r l. fl hlo lf' nt m ndi 1ion . l'hone '1'1 1-4414 , --~--.that l.h('y ,lit· JNpttn•d 1u a nswt•r I New lla vt ll . 1 2:'. 3le Legal Notice I WANT ADS PHONE 398 I ( 17) H r - w *MEETING HOTEL MARTIN Phone 3M e POMEROY'S BEST ! :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~~;;~~~ MARCH OF DIMES DANCE Sponso1ed By Beta Sigma Phi 1 d A Hobo Convention was held l'huraday ni,ght at the !1ttart Falla School when t h~ Big Bend Minst rel east and their guest• had a Hobo party A potluck supper was aerve d pn•cedi ne the part)' and favor" ~ wer(• brig ht colorcd de rbies, Cldle' t1.c~ wU• .t~ trudltlo~ al JIIWo biuldle whteh was ftlltd with n'ots:e-tuake rs, toys a nd jewelry .. Yan-c!>lOJC~ ballo~n~ w~re used ~9 ~~e th~ dmmg·room ami _ ARRANGE IT AT or ( 1 ) Notices . BA.VING A .... . . . *PARTY I I Hobo Convention Theme Enlivens Big Bend Minstrel Cast Party TRAILERS Pomeroy Jr. Hi Gym '• tahiti. • •• Wogoen WOI'kiJ;J on llle food : 'tmi\il14et -e:6fhl.,..I . GrJmm. Mary lfolitll:l'Betl¥ l(f,lbfl , Ka\1> eryn Crow , ADDJ Wheeler, Bob · ~ot>flich , Roy Reuter JJ\d BUI 1..'hilds were in cbarie of the fayors 1nd entertainment •• ••• I t"d (81 Auto Soles bafks I · I I Waverly Mobile Home Soles, Inc. JOE STEELE AND THE KINGS Single $1.50 Cotipfe $3.00 ADMISSION Students ~ 7k FOR w sllr E ~On your Dial I I ~:~ ~~n;a:~·~ ~~ 5j_d ur .· t21 ) ke01 Fstate (8bl AutoServices ---·-- - - - · t he Legal NQtice l t>t ll_ RESIDENCE - ill - l\1iddlep~rl , 0 . MAGGIE ~ . STOUT . I'la inll ff NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT as aforesoid. room s an1l ha t h. basement, large E~utor R. II . HAWU:'IIGS SONS CO. - 24 lot, Ctll il'l nt> il-\hhurlwud . Gr~ vcl l>ate d J iillUary 15, lfl57. Estate of Fnd S. Johnston huur Wrecke r SN\' ire. Day Hill st•t·tiun . Slwwtt by appoint · F. II. O'UH/I': N, Al t ornn . Oeceaaed Photu• 6:.!27 Night Ph one 1 mcn t. Earl D Mt•ud t• r , Sr., He HI· ( I ) JU . 25. 12l l, 1! . 15. :!:!, 61c. Noliec is hert>by given that 6039·X. BODGE · I'LYMOUTU tu r . l't•<trl fo'. Parker , AMe nt. ~ - - - -.. · l' uHh Johnston whose Post Office IJfo:ALERS. 3 6 tf Pomero)·. I'h.one Pomeroy 201. I atldrcss is MiddleporL, Ohio. ll. n. I 25 Itc ' h~s bern duly appointed as Execu~ UOilM S a·1d BATII-modcr~l LEGAL NOTICE tur nf the F.statc of l'Tcd S. Johnhome, J()('a ted on u 'n iou Av 1• ORDER OF ATTACHMENT ,J nn lntc or Sallflbu ry Town~hip, 1900 NORm:: WASHER wrin~:er Farm \an(l a pjlroximalely 96 Wtl1Jams4n Farm S 11 ppl v Hut I Mc•1g s Co unty, Ohio, deceased. lYre with pump, Uke new, $75.00 acrcr., locntl•d on Bailey Run Hd . l~nd , Ohiof· pla tultff, vs (:r nr~P Dated thili 22nd day of January S(·1• at 250 Mulberry Ave . or Four room house, 2 acrell 1 ratg , dr.!c d.111l 1\mnunt $45 00 H157. phone 118-X. 1 24 3tc ground , lm:a!Pd on Bailey nun H E Grill h·:.. Ju s tll'C of Pt'H,'I' John c . Bacon Road . Call or !lee c . L. EBkew, ~ltn(' r sv illc. Judge of the Probate t, ourt M whit!.! h.eavy HENS $1.00 each 415 w. M11m s t . 1 24 :Jtp ( l l 25 (2 ) I , ll , 15 4\r Meigs County, Ohio at farm . S. H. Layman, Bashan· · · ' . (1l 25(2) 1,3, 3Lc Keno Road. I 22 3tp - ~SIX ROOMS und hath , $4!WO.OO. SIDELINED BY NOSE ~-1 IIA Y 1-"0R SALE. mixed and 116 Loc 11~t St, Pomeroy or call MONTilf<:AL l ll ' Q.efc nse -ma u 1tr.r lght . Timothy, ,20.00 per 516-M or 9391. 1 24 3tc Dollard St. Laurent of the Monton. William Culwell , RL 1. Car· trt~al t:IIIUlJi cns wiU be side line d ptmter. 1 22 11tp TllllRE A C Bfo~S LEVEL GROUND for ''a week qr 10 days " accausc or four room house ,electricity. At a broken IIO!lll suslainl•d in 11n exTWO LSJ<:o liLASS Diaplay ca8t>8 Apple Grove : See Alex Wheeler . hibition ~am c Wednesday ni ght. 8' h.. ng 3' htgh 2' feet deep . Muet 1 :M 3Lc - ·- - go. Ntcd spaco. Priced cheap. M.\X WARO MeiJI Motor Company SIX ROOM liOtJSE, Middleport, rhone 8023 cxcrlli!nt lncallon . Call 6080-J 1 22 3tc before 3 :30 p. m. 1 23 6tc ...... ._c.. ALSO 7 25 T.o_n_a- or -C-:-L-o"v"'ER --ALF - ALFA .;;;;;==..;.;..;...._.;;-;.;, · .;;-...., - -., -..__ (9) For Sole I Legal Notice i I I I Your Sunrise .• ...__ct.. Looking For Something and Timothy hay. J. 1!:. D. HartinJer, l'omeroy. 1 li 6tp 115 L ..._ PG~Mrow, - -·- 114! For Rent am or an anehor 25. Eagle'• Clean and choiCil ctll tl170. -~~-~ 1 -21-61< You ' ll Find It Through The Dotly Sentinel ArAH.n1EN1'- 6 ropma and bath. gas furnace, located 218 1~~: .K )hin St., romeroy . Celli I>r . K. D. Anubary . 1 2~ tC 1 115 l2te ror reht - .t:Jealth: waJ.Jpa~JI •turner. CUatoa lkJaer, Kitt- dlep•rt. Pb. 11280-lt CJhttol Plloat ~ - - -·"'-- - ONE 4 ROOM APARTIIENT. One . 0 0.. Rt. 33. Call Wm. GrvoM•. lock IP•Ineo ICIA~ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL~ RENT find employment ~ hire -or find a lost Item throu:,O, The Vally Sentinel WANT ADS. Don't put it off ~ Call 398 Today ~ An Ad in this column Phone 510 ______ .. . _. P'.....,..Y Wh<'n pcr,plo suddfnly {ace bcr.-avement the llflrvice Of I lrll!il worthy funeral director Ia lndteP<'naablc. They 11lso welcome the information and counsel recel~ l!d at GETS RESULTS -· HOPBE YOJt RENT. lurniaihed or L unfurnished, :1 rooms, b1th, ga11, • See IJ."arlc'& Grocery, ·B radbury. Ul :lailjl Trevey-Finsterwold Funeral Home ~,~,~;~~~r;;~:~7:~··~~i" Ity AND NEW HOLLAND WHEN YOU TIIINK OF FARM EQUIPMENT Thi.,k Of Us Fulto· n Th om pson Phone 419 Pomeroy ~~ STRUCTURAL I IIAMI IRON- MIT ALl (I) Notices : . coNcRETI! BLocKs "Build llottOf Po• L-·· GRUESER BLOCK co. 3 Mllet North of Pt~meroy. WE BUY ...__ r ~ · -. AUTO SALES NOW! 8 room hoUJe ~1wly dlcor1te-d llulde 1011 out. A. N. Ben1tl. Pomeroy. ' II I tf 6318 METROPOLITAN 398 8ealfold _ ..._ DEALERS FOR DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHONES extra· qualAve .. MAKE YOUR CHOICE CROSLEY Wlaether It Be A--REfRIGERATOR, T 'f Or Any HOME APPLIANCE ALLEN APPLIANCE Your CI\OSI.EY Dealer 226 I. MAIN ST. =-c:...... .••. ... filii..., lOIII 20. Ftiel U.·J!II!r 21 . Soak au 3S. tntand 22. Wllbout dil· 34. Apolocy eo~ , 36. Pqket' 23. Wt• worm atakl J ...... IMU . ~ 3.5 . s ·h ellac In· pedioent 38. Tinker 39. Girra name First Baptist Brotherhood Meeting Held'd Owen B It . .... =::: 4Ulmoll 4 •. ·~· JilolcUall .4. Pro,kett.po<t . t::htareh•• DOWN MORRIS.LOCI( 1 . Married woman WHcl'lng llncii2JCUI lir~g 4.- S75.DO POMEROY OHIO u.g. " • 1• Club, whe}l it . .{Jl&t . ll J he : borne of Mrs. Franklin iall~y lor the Jam,tary meeting. ·:t . ~; bllliness rrieeting wf;s condu · · d by Ute president, Mra. ReX •· U,y. Pi-ojects for the year wert! . dJscQted and some new by·I&Ws wete adOpted by the club. The remainder ?f the evening ~&.II spent in sew' tng_and a social ttme. The hoatess, asmted by Mra. Clayton Aile'!, se~vcd a salld ce»urse to, Sina Bruley, Jane Flek. Kathryn Bau:n, Juanita Will, Virgene EJberfeld, Laura Ha:tung, H_elen Wolf. R~th Otfutt., Cleo Smith, Opal Wltkham, Mary Kautz, Jerry Woo~, Edna Wood, Mary Newell, Lucille Stt>ttler and Shirley Pyles. The February meeting will be at the home or Dorothy Karr with Mary Kautz assisting hostess. I DICK Mrs. Chari., . Chafre,;; Sil,er R1dge, spent an afternoon with Mr~ . Frank Gual Mr . .and Mrs. 'ohpa Offutt and childrt:n an1 Mr. and ¥n. Lawrenee Smith spent Sunday even · -h d mg w1 1 P.lr. an Mrs. Thomas Weber. Mr 5 . wm . Kendall and daughters Weirton w: va. l'eeen'il · · h Y vtslted l'r mother, Mrs. Hobart Smalley ' . · PAILY CRYPTOQUOTE ~ Hero's llow to wolll: It; Mr. and Mrs. Claylon All.en an:l AXY~L~AAXR Billy spent.. an_ evc~mg ~Jth M.·. &. LONOI"ICLLOW and Mrs. Charles Goegletn, Fla!One Jetter 8implJ' sl¥~da tor ~her. In this ~~,»lA. A woo~s. · . .~ . · ; vr .i ·•fOr- the tbr.e&. J,..'s, -·),G. ttr "the \.v.iQ.:b'Jt..AtC,. :aQgte.leitltn. ' '"I':"· ~ tf'hirle~ Gmther spent trophea, the length aftd tormatlqa :ot. &he, wor4e - &~ 4U ~ - t~, , · iW!!Iday in Columbus on business. J:ach day the code lettera art1 different. -- Jerry Wood and Opal Wickham visited Luc ille Settler Monday A Cryp&oC"nm Quotation afternoon. QYMHU KDYYL PJ(CR IEAT ' ZR( CINCINNATI, 0 . (UP) - Ll,eMr. and Mrs. Wood spe n t a rew !ttOck; days with Mr. and Mrs. Richard OYMFCT, DEL, EHL TA'I'FQ LYTJ Hogs 2,200, barrows and gills Fick, Hannibal, Ohio. !PO.der.Jtely active, steady; 100--220 Mr. artd . Mrt. Roger Epple spent I z c L ., Q - 0 i E 'F D T s z .H u .c;: p T Q • lb 18.110; 2~ lb 18.60: 210-220 lb a few days with Mr. and Mrs. 1'...to•Otito ()•yptoqoooto• AS HA.VIl\(0 NOTHING. "-Nil 18.75; 220-285 lb 18.35-18.60; 235- Theo Croy, Parkersburg. YET .POI!I<ESSINO ALL THINGS - CORINTHIAI'S. , 2511, lb 18.10; 250-260 lb 17.10-17.· Mr. and :\fn. P. F. Koblentz 911t.rUM••ed _,, kiDJ Fe.U\Iflf lrn4k(tt 60; 180 1'> I, 35: 165 lb 16.25; sp~nt an evening with Mr. and .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;o:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:,j sows, steady, 18.75 down; boars MrS. J. S. B.iilcY . 1 2!5 c hij(ber at 11.25. Mrs. Hazel Walker and sons have returned to their home in Mareaina Ar-kart.~as aftt'r being called here by the death or her mother, Emma Smith. "Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Warner and daugthers, Columbus, wer-e Beautiful and Red Plymouth Belvedere Hard Top bere to attend the Cuncral serPow~r Flite Drive ~ radio, heater, white wal! llres __: vices of his aunt, Mrs. Emma V-8 motor- A real buy. Smith. Mrs. Pauline Ridenour and Miss Esther HayS spent an Pvening In Parkersburg. Mr1. Guy Summerfield received E. Main St. h'"I"'J 100, n~ enough fresh re- word that Ernest Brown Parker• ___:::::__::;_: ttlabl!Jh ~·de, burg Js ill at his home~ t . aooth• 3 . .J).-celviiiJ Alwa}'t to11ther- alway. In plare . . , theM K.Hpuke Di.. monel Rint• •~ interlodl;ad to revaal their full beauty and briJ.. Iiane. for.varl Bv•1 K-psatr. EnaaprMnt Dhiftuwr~· 'i ~ ..~ 1u•r•ntud -.in Wrltin1 by latE c COLLINS JEWELRY Where Your Coafldentelalustlfled E. Main St. Pomeroy - ' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ' LIVESTOCK REPORT To Sunset s co..•.• $150.00 KENNAN·LOCK Wech.l!tf . ra on prest ed . at the meeting _of the M~n's Brotherhood ~ethe . F1rst Baptist Church when Y, met at the church Thursdny evenmg. Paul t d h d . . . · mn: 1e 1 e e_vottonal ~rv1ce and tmporta_nt projects for tbe ch·u rch were d1scussed. Plans were made to meet at th.e church Tuesday at 6 .30 . .. p. rn . 1o start work on the f1rst of these improvements. A recreational period followed the meeting and refrl.!shments \'_efe Sehi:~Pl'r. Robert MllJs, LarfY like and Euiene Coleman endl: 1)1 $500.00 md were on presided 1nd mem'bers responded to the roH eaJI. .w ith Do's and J)o.nt's in club ~lquette . t.trs, Ronald Springer Wa1 welcomed ~ a new qaembeT. MrJ. C. F. Tom,Pkins waa .reportld 111. Contributions were ·made to four natlonal pro· ~t!l of the club. "~tter Citizens Make Better Communities" was the topic of the · program presented by Mrs. Webster who also gave many interesUng fp.ets on the history of Pomeroy. nerreAhments were sencd 01 the ho~~ess dutlng the social hour . · -" ., A Wow--Of A Buy 1955 Plymouth Belvedere · ·· .. · · · · · $1795 Black POMEROY MOTOR CO. I'LL DO YOU __ WI! ARE THE Reol Estate Broker All Makes and Models Call 11-1-11 ,_ --- - 10011 ... . .. 28, Pig pt-n 29. Of the Rbln .. 31 . Scandlnav. lan eountrJ n. Exttmd f«<nt USED FARM EQUIPMENT FIN, Automoblb, He•lth ACCIDINT .. Llfoi, Casu•lty •l'ld londt 6136-M WANT ADS SLEEJ'J.NG ROOMS, clottl In town, 121 Pulternul - ~ -- - . ll:~ll<illtia ,,. " " - too es or ne ..-:r-- Mare.h of Dim,es. A llew. pro ject !or the club I• Ule pt~intina an 11 redecoratin :&: the GrDUnd ObMrv· er Corps bulldJn,:, ..mtre the club t:neetl part of the Lime. II wu 1110 voted to ha ve work don• on the plan r oun d The tfpo" or tht' \rf'III Urf' r wu giv~n ,., Mrs. Will· ard Boyer . ' Re{r{'shmc ntJ o( ice "'1*'" ren.te rl!'d with pink ttoro, take decorate d with pink aJJ4 ~ue ~t· 1ea, and eoflee were sr,rved by thl! hostessea . F atorJ wf_r~ ltpall bllle cradles f1Jled witb nl.ln\l':fnd nut1 . Present . 'Were th~e ' \lam~!l above ~:~nd Mr1.' Geora:t Cfwde,, Mrs. Donald MUU'\11 , ,..... C.iYin Simpson , Mn. Ed\\lai-d WellS. MrS. Elmt>r White , Mn. Donald Collin s. Mrs. Oayton Strickland and Mr1 . Donald Marks. Sending Jifts bu t unable to attend were: Mrs. Don· aid Kennepy , Mr1. Jack Fowler . Mrs. David Goodwin and Mrs. Forest Cas-to. · Tht next meeting w;u be a Valef\.J,,.ne party on February 6, with Mrs. Donald Muk.s and Hro. Jack Fowler IS hosteJses. Memher. are to make hat• whl<h will be sold during !he. m.. 1 monl!y makmg project. display IPCI ~Jd when tbe Svnior ' I rHr. ~ Shakta-e .Ciull nlet wedn•"'"' C.H·ES~•. ~.' It tbe liOIIUI . ot Mn. Jed Webster I ~ Sr., Sprint Ave. Three new membem: wttr~ : wel· _ .Mr•. PbU WilliamiOn president. cOrned intQ the 1'1tirg-,. ~Ui.d1y Df'!lt Farm Equipment INSURANCE AGENCY and t hreo -.le(lpln• rooms. Phone ~118-Y. I 22 3tc apartmebll, P.._ tl Ohio - 1· ~ ' If....... 26. ~rowned Complete Line! Rocl.ney Downing ,=-=-~=-­ f'URNlSIIW I·Room Apartment .FOR RENT - lt. 17. Co&stlint-a 2~. WE HAVE A •'l'•o••••• ......... .__. • 20. Fur~ · - w• 1 - -- ---- moa.ttl ' 15. Eskimo tool 16. Wait upon X..puke, Good HoU111bepin1 and thi1 store. Station ~4; tfiilvu out 11. Pal\ fill ..'-' 0'0&4-F H . Jewle - INTERlOCKING liNG SitS 990 .·o-MPLE-ft: •• utitsBestt E H 5. Attempt •Udt 12. Cily Cl<ob.l · cif.U l0.9ojl . 13. Naml.l" , Club Me. et•mg Held Wednesday ••Uo,l I I" bl' I..Q!!!IIondod e: Boot ll. M. . Blalllolltl Beauty J I ~~~~.1 •' MUSIC BY •' "'-x.r •. llaitl!l•- . •• .espeore Sb(lk . . c DAILY I TIL I Ten Wides,. Huge Selection Mrt. Elza Gilmore J r. wu honwi~b 1 IUrptlu: layett e shower Wednef<IJY t>Ve nine when tbe Sew·Rite St!wlnJ club me t a' lhe home o( Mrs. Ray Blowers. Lincoln Heil hil with Mrs. Charlt' , Spencer 11 co:.liOB'IeJI. A pink and b1ut- color th. 1 · m ~· wa!l carried &ut in the det'orat l o n .~ and 1lso the r•fre l hrQenta. Gift• were p~~ced on a pink and blu<> tpa,lD£jte ep w,hich wa1 .a largu atork. The honored a:vest received mtp)l lovely gtfta. . Fl'lr l.e\1~ Speqeer.' Tommy Smith, · Mrs. Cha.rlea Hottman preifde nt. 8rondo ·IIII'robam, Sue Ann · Buck, p1't'1ided over th.e meeting {1-lld a ~W · ChoPIJian. Karen Greu. contribution was made lo t he OU,er j:Bme.11 were played with Pr..liU'J won by a large number of Hobo Convention Theme 2· 18 soc. tbe au•ata. dren under twelvo; to Beverly Perrin an(l Evelyn Cleland, teen · Judtes lor n_. er.stumes were: ager11; Mra. lnlt<tham. Mn . Kath~·· Andrew Cruss, Mrs. Jerry eryn Crow and ton, Jimmy , Bob Hill. Mrs . . Nonnau RiJ~r Mfl Hoefiich, Mrs. Mabel Rou sh , fo r Virgil Rou.sh, Mrs. E. S. ' Schaaf al:lu)ts. and Ralph Spenc;{'r The menu ipdudert chickenfried, baked and with noodles, ham. roas t beef and beef and noddles. ham loaf, meat loaf. scalloped pOl3toes, macaroni and Pr,izes were · cheese, baked be1n1, ~lm-a Ileana Relbo!l ani! 1\oier •• I SATURDAY JANUARY ot uladl, .. nd-wichu, rolJa. jell)', ptetle1, olives , udlahe4 celery, coffee. The deslett course W'l:l lee eream ln tbe form o( Jnow.balll wllh liJht~!l red t' andlet and l1r1e c-akei in*'ribed " Bil Btnd Mlnslrel." Alt~r the diQner Mrs. Olive In· gram pl1Y-.t for _Evel)'n Cl c l11nd to 8ing a solo and for aroup •lngin.:. RDy Reutes:. Bob 1-loeOich anrt Kat~ryn CrQw W,l!re lea<ltrs of a uri ~J of . aam~s ._&nd drawings wi~ ·prius won by Cbarlatte Per- and corn, varie:lr .Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. B "'UII'J.i Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. Honored Guest At S1,1rprise layette Shower On Wed. A FAVOR SOME TIME ., ·t, Chevrolet shows you some' importa~t tim~fthts"bflow·priced cars just by the look ori''1ts'· ace! Wouldn't you say that most of the '57 cars look good from 50 feet away, but what about from 50 inches away? What does a close-up of the grille tell you, for example? Is it solidly made like the new Chevrolet grille? Or, in comparison does it look less rich in design-feel les.• strong and solid? Comp.re the quality and'tonstruction of the bumpers and headlights, the fit of th.. chrome trim. · . • The more closely you look all around the.car, the more clearly :l<JU'Il see that Chevrc,let hns the edge in the way it"s put togcthet\ You'll find, for i!tstance, that Chevrolet is the only car in its field with a /acqun finish ... that only Chevrolet Bel Air models give You foam rubber cushions in front and rear seats as standard equipment. These are just a few of the advantages of Body by Fisher. And Chevrolet, you know, is the only low-priced car that has a Fisher Body. We'll be glad to give · you a close-up,·cow .. llarative look·'at tliitl new Chevy any titne you care to come in. This week, maybe? . - !USA . !'"''' " ' ---~-------·····---.,..------ ·---·---------·--------· ·------ ----------------------:.------·----------------·-~--------··--·--··-·-- Only fronchi.ed Chc•ru/et doo/ers 'l . POMEROY MOTOR CO. I'OAII>IIOY, OlllO • • • .--=:'--=•!!·AND IQII. �• The Daily Sentinel ·First Presbyterian Church Womens Association Installs New Officers \ • Mrs. Lowell Probasco was install! nil: officer for the new officers of the Women 's Association of the Firt:t Presbyhman Church wht·n the-y met Thursday. Mrs. Dw 1ght Wallace, out-going presid~nt. u~n~d the meeting and Mrs . Myron Miller was 1n c l}arge of the devotional suvlee. She ~- I · Eleanor Schaal, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Pbone 6244 A R•al Fl,ing SaucH BAKE SALE MORGANTOWN. W . Va . UP A Flytn,s Saucer ts in West Vir- The Se-ruor Youth Jo"c ll owshtp of gmta Umvecsity. Ruuell D. Sau- the FITS! Baptist Ch urch Will cer i.s a tratmn~r: pilot in the have a Bak e Sale on Sat urday at school's aeronau tical en~r:ineenng Lh<' 1'rihuter Cleaners startm,s at 9:30 a.m. department . arrange *PARTY .. . .. . . . *MEETING HOTEL MARTIN Phone 396 POMEROY'S BEST 1.,.-~~~~=-:',..,~~~~~;;;;::~~~""~~~~~~ Forest Run Methodist WSCSMeets Heath Methodist WSCS Circle To Change Its Nome '----~~~~------·--~~.~~----NO LICINSI GOOD NIWS read a med1\"t1on " He Is Able To .f!ITCHBURG, Masi. - Adam Help lis" from the book ·'Today" Lavenski , 3t, was fined SlMl m The ne-w officers are presidellt, datrict court for driving without Mrs. Georg~; Anderson Jr \'Iceb d . · a 1!cen~e . t en 1me on additional president, Mrs. Rod ney OowJJ mg ,, 1$00 when police dtseovered his 11M G ·1 H 11 l aecretary , rs aJ yse · re-a cense had been revoked 1!1 years aurer, Mrs. W. H. JubJing, Sec. of j Llt'erature, Mrs. AliJtur Lewis; ago. Sec. of Fellowship and Membership, Mrs. James Buchanon; Sec. of Missio n a~y Education , Mrs. Floyd Carmao:: k ; Sec. of World Ser· vi<'e, Mrs. Lowen Probasco; Sec. of [ Overstaa Sewing, Mrs. Karl Owen; I Sec . of Spiritual Life and Stewardship, Mrs. hmes Harley; Se<'. of Social Educa'ion and Action, Mrs. Harold Sauer; See. of Guild of Intercessors, Miss Margaret Sauer. During th 2 business meeting they held a rl isrussion of a project for overseas sewing and also dis. cussed a bazaar to be held .this year. · The program for the evening was from the Association Study Book and was given by Mrs. Wallace. It dealt wi t h: the things accomplished in the past and plans , for the New Year. Mrs. Anderson as a contributor. dent, was HI and unable to be present. Mrs. Wallace eave the cloain& prayer The hostesses were Mrs. Juhllng , MrJi. H)'sell, Mrs., Buchanon, Mrs. Downing with I Mrs. Andenon as a eonrtibutor. I M~s . Oscar Imbode n and Mrs. Sisson were wdcomed as Halph The Aftl·rnoon CJrtl1• of the nl'w members and Mrs. William W .6 C S. of Heath Methudi~;l Ch urKnight, Mrs. Bertha Scull and ch will h1• known m I he future il" Mno Virgil Hamm as gue!ts when the M1ller-~tcKay ('irrlt• honoring Mrs John f. Baily entertained three forml'r mPmh(•ro; ~lrs I E thl' \\-'ome-n's SodeLy of Christian Miller. Mrs. 1\. w. \kKay and :\lis.-; Ser vu·e of the Forest Run Methotaunt· McKay dist Church. Wednesday evening The eh~nJSe was madt· T ~ursd<Jy at her home. Mrs. · Russ Watson at the regu lar rneetmg of tht· was a contrihuliug hostess. · Circle with Mrs_ W W fl ay('S, During the business ses.;ion eon. chairman, prcsidinJ: . ~r s. C- R. were made to the March tribution11 Konkright was leade r of I ht· de- , of Dimes and to th~ Pomeroy vntional servtce anrl chose a Nt·w I EIT.!ergency squad. , Year's med ih tion l rom "Abu nO Mrs. U. S. Nease program chair· ant Living" by E. Stanley Jones. mill'l, had for her topic "~ilarJdB Mrs. Druce Lloyd prt"st•nted the In MY Community" which was pre. lesson , five chapters fro m the seDt ed in the form of ._ playl.tt, 1tudy book "The Chureh in Sout hwith Mrs . Alfred Yeauger, M:n. Eastern Asia" dealmg with Ma lMark Evans and Mrs. John Scott aya, Burma, anrl the grrat religpftl'ficipat ing. Readings were given io ns of !hal area- l:luddh 1~m. Hirdh\· Mrs Fred Nease. Mrs. Eugene uism, Moham mctlism, Coufuctsm F.or be!l · and Mrs. Scott. The lr-ss1m was pa rtlruht rly of In · A. dessert course was served by teresl tn Mn . Uoyd since ht"r son, hostess to those named above the .Jack, has j ust relurnc1l from serMrs. Christy Baer, Mrs. Al· and vice in the Phi lippine Islands bert 0f!er. Mrs. Amanda Baer, The PM Club met Wedne ~d ay Duriny the blJsmc~ .; mecltn •: )t n. Charle! Baer and Mn. Olan night at the home of Mrs. Walter Mrs. Rob ert Ha rris n ·porterl gifts Ce nheimer. Crook, with Mrs. Charles Murray sent to Mtss Sara K('rwoorl, who OOTHE'S EVENING as a contributing hostess. is li ving at a prJv<~te home at SHEATH in blue mist peau. do Games were played and prizes 1227 1.] Sf>cond Stref'L (;al!ipolis .. HOit', is embrotdeRd with blue won by Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. Mrs. Homer E. ('ook . 1'h;1irrn;m of bugle beads and · rhinestones. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Wayne Swish· lhe ('a!Jinl: ((llllllliltf'f', Tf'll OTWC] Tlle ~mtooth bodice riaes over er, Mrs. Sara Gibbs, Mrs. DaReueiJ:hteen ca lls r.h1riflg the pa~t a pleated b()st,m ,- Back tubUlar ben Beck . Mrs. Earl Warnke was month . panel• fall In fuU contraat to a gutst lor th~ evening. J'Ohn anrl Eddie Blake. sons of Jt was n•porl<'d th;l! thp t'in·~ .... the alim ak1rt• . The hostesses for the next p<tr~r. arrd \t'rs. E . M. BLake, hav e tlad rnadt• .$Hl7 67 on a lluuHrJa~r ty will be Mrs. DaReubcn Beck ldenfinl To A T" Uct·n ill for several d<"yS at thei r Sn le and $141.50 on IIH·tr Chnst and Mr~ . Howard Hyers. ARCADIA. Ca liL UP · In thr home on Sev~nth Street. IIHIS Hat:<Jar 1\ d1· .~Sl'l'! l'lHII'st ' wa ~ Mr~. Crooks served chicken Tl'fry Gallagher, who hzs been by Mrs. ~nwr.son .Jora•s .. fl,urlh race, over a mile and a salad, rolls Hnd coffee at Lhe close I Anita Park , a patient at tlle Veterans' Hospit· . W. W. Jlaye~, Mr.~ naval En- quarter at Santa of the evening. when the race was moved from :~1 in Huntington , 1\as been transwith ~trs . C. M llt·'lncsy, Mr.'i . J ohn Kt'Ldrka <l nrl ~~~-~ 1he turf course tu thf' dirt track fPrn·d to the Cincinn ati Veterans' hf'causc of rain Tln1rsday, jockey Hospital. M.rs. Gallagher and baby C. Jo~. Hawkins il ~ l'Ontnhutur.~ . lbl1•h 1'\ews "'·on on T•~c Ma n J] ;uJ !{ htr.r arc staying: here with MEETING POSTPONED J<:x atll y one year before. in the rc!ali\•cs during hi!<! illness. The J anua ry m r !'\tJJ~ of the fuurlh race, over a mile !6fl d a Arnun" the local people who StafC and OFfitws ol' :-.h '!gs T1•m - ~ quarter al Santa Anita, when th1· hav{' lw~n attendin~ the PL Plcap)c_•, P~·thJ Hn Si~l •·n. h;•~ ht•o•n post- r;H:f.! wa~ mo ved from turf tn fl irt ~;.nl Mission services this week poncd atlrl !h l· dall· w!l l hi' an . bceausr- of rain, j{wkry Ralph arc l\lr and Mr~ . James Euler, noun~c 1 l laiN _ Nl'Vl'5 won uu Tel' Mom !\-Irs_ Nan Moore , :\Irs. Bruce Uoyd r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.__;;;;;;,.,;·.,;·~ ;.,;;-;;~.,;~;.-;.·;; -;.~ :":"~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.:-';;;;;;;;;;;;,I ,uHI snn, Michl, Miss Mildred l Hawley , \tr and Mr11 . Noah H a~kw <. " '" Bern ice Ouw,n. Mr ami Mrs. W. W. Hayes and dau~ htt> r·, MrR. Robert Co<Jl&, were m (' harl cslon Wednesd-ay to altcnd Llu• runrral of hl s brother-lnOriginal maroon fini sh. Heater, good tires - A real buy . law , O~ea r Ewing, at the 0"-'Cnc Barth Fur ll'ra l Home I PM C::lub Holds Meeting Wed. At Cr.ooks Home Middleport Society BLAETTNAR'S JANUARY ClEARANCE SAlE qUALITY IS REMEMBERED • I~ONG AFTER THE ~RICE IS FORGOTTEN They1re The Most! "IJere guur dollar Is almlgltfg" 1955 BUICK Special · · · · ·· · · · · .. $1 ,895 2 dr . Dlx. Sedan. Low mileage , One ca reful local owner. It's ~omething to ride home about! 195S PlYMOUTH VB Savoy ·· · · · · · · $1,595 4 t1r. Sedan. Has Belvedere chrome trim. One local owncr. Enough snap ami cl'a·cklc to make your eyes pop . 1956 PONTIAC VB Chiehain · · ·· · · $2,195 2 dr. Sedan. One caTefuL owner. Low mileage. Almost ll~c the day it was sold!: 1951 GMC h Ton Pickup $595 1953 GMC 1 Ton Stake Body · · · · · ·· · $B95 Hcd finbh. Dual "het' is owner. 4 :'i peed transmissioN. Loc <~ l POMEROY MOTOR Co. Pomeroy E. Main St. SPECIAL PTA MElTING A ~pr.('ia l nwl'Ling of the Bradbury PTA will be llC!d at the Ill\ VE YOIJ llt:i\RD ABOliT 1956 MERCURY VB .. · LEISURE LAUNDRY DAYS AT FOREMAN & ABBOTT · .... $2,595 4 dr. Monteray Sedan . Mcrcomatic . One local owner. It's va Ranchwagon ........ $1 995 Fordomatic, Immaculate. It's a sweet car named ..·de1955 FORD 1954 PlYMOUTH Belvedere · .. $1,195 4 dr. Sedan. Sparknnr original light green finish . Pano· ramie windobleld. 1954 lUlCK '1Century" · · · ·· ·· ·· ·· · $1,795 4 dr. Sedan. Dynallow drive. King of lhc "sec" Oceans of Power. · with 19 54 BUICK Special .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $1 ,695 2 dr. Riviera Cp<. ''Hard Top" style. We've serviced this 1953 FORD V8 ........... . . . . . . . . . . $995 ' 4 dr. Sedan. Even its price carries you away. 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air · · · · · · · · · · · · $895 2 dr. Sedan. Beautiful turquoise with white top . Clearance Specials 1952 DESOTO 4 dr. Power Sleerlng-One owner .. U95 195Z PLYMOU1'lt'J dr. Sedan •• .............. , ,595 ll$1 MERCURY l dr. ...... .. · .... · .. · · · · · .. HB: 1150 CIIEVROLET 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan ............ ,38 1850 BUICK 2 dr. Sr.dan . , .. , ............... U95 1950 PONTIA.c %dr. Sedan . ................. ·u•s 1941 BUICK 4 dr. Super •..•.. ...... ... ..... . fi5U ·'to . a. an.•H'• pace t¢ay after ba:¥-t ing . been tied up d~iq mott ,of the night by be.avy lee paft, eomdbwn rlv.er. • Although the _river l• now rwi· ina: KODAK ~~ 135 CAMERA, Model C Sure, inexpensive way to color slides Versatile-plus! This fine but low-cost miniature focuses to 21ft Cl fgsf 113.5 lens for finot results even on dull days; and shutter tpeeda to 1/300 for action. Drop-i n, no-thread system makes it apple-pie-ea1y to load, and the "red-dot,. settings provide box·comera simplicity In color slides. feet, has CAMERA ' $33.75 FLASHOLDER PRICE SLASHING . . ·Pomeroy Junior JaQd Senior High ,School Honor Rolls f9r . si1c week period as released today revealed a total of · High pupils ·on the honor Usts and 69 Junior High Mrs. Rob- High Evaoge1• • OP 'l ffll YIAit, Mnl. Jhwem._ ".y PhlDliW, Wltb ber fBmily 1D New York, wbere "'--"' ··~ ttla )Jat:IOnal FoundattaD for Infanwe 14, Tommy. 9, an.4• ~1 Sue. 34, aa airllne pUot, came anna and lep Wfite par~ Jung. AI ~ blotk to hoUBebold from the wfteeJ.. ( lnlenNilforull B.,..,j:h\olcMJ 'Wen.: . . styles, all at prices as practical as the R!'actica11 Carolyn Phillips, Katbryf\ Roush. Sdf ·s mJth,' William Sterrett, Dan· J~l 0. Struble, Bernice 'Uhoma, Fay th'Omu, Dor-1s WeDs. and Maril)'n '\l'lot(e. SOPHOMORES: Ann Beker, \ Gary Bamltz. Patty Blakeslee, J~et :Carpenter, Paul Folmer, LOrra.ine Gt1.1ver, Donna Jenkins, }'imel Johnson. ected F'Ire Chief ' At s,·racuse · ---------c~;tenne\h Konnelb !lcCul· Coon.Hunters To R.ouilh, M~<te~ Sehou, · Sheila Dis'trJ'bute. Coon '--.- \velker ,and Connie_vroocta:ea_rd. ' h' Mi~dle}JQrt . ~CHilO~ . nruug WUftly . Hoyel, Rodney QlliV(lY, lliitgb, ~StrautS, Charlo Swisher, MIU~rd Jerr-y JUNIOR HIG'! NINTK GRAD~ :'Miill'Y -~m~g. A. comtnittfe·· (Jf five haa been er,_Elsie Arnold. ·M•!:llYU Bftek· named ~y tht: 'Meigs County Coon ,wood, J~ Ann BeU~er, Rle~ard Hunfers' As~ialion to arrange .Little Loop To Organize . . Pe~ · Slssor,~ . ~old and . Htrifttii' u.:»ndOn. ·ere Boti' tlar'dcv, • -treasurer aad Oris pre1tdent. Jiei'R&b· vice Cllr~ Linda Crow, Tttr;v Cu11uma tfor spring and aummer activlties, ments were aerved 1fter t ,b e Slw-oa Douglas, Barb~;!'" EQ.ew, the" first bP.iRg to order' and dlsMi persons interested in Mid- meeting. .\fnold .Evan11, Bill GJbb!, Mark tribute coon hi the county. dleport Little League bascb.:Jll for Orueaer, EMest Hall. Ttle committee of Hershel lhe comln~ s\lm.;ncr !Ire invited ROJ~eii Hamm. Phllllp Harrison, Roush, Herman Michael, BliTdell to a meeUng Sunday, Jan. 27 at lean nolt, ROlle li)'Jell, Johnora M·cKinney, Bill Smith and RQy 3 p.m. In the Mlddle!port lli'lh "l)mbcrt, Roger Leifbeit, M)'rna Ffeekef was selected at a speeia1 Sc'hool when officers will be elect· ltiJ.U.. Albt!rt Mirtin, Mary McAfee mctl_ting of the assoeiaUOD attend· ed and policies !et. Mlal.d• Murra~. , ed by 35 ffi('mbeTa 1hia week. All persoita interested arc intlitHq_wartf.·Parker. Buiie . Phillips, A full year schedule of trials ed to attend. Coach Charles McSu& PbUiipl, Sobdi'a POtts, Reva and other ·actlvltles Is bein~ plan. Donald or Middleport wi!l preside. llae, E~ward ~kard, Charles Rif· ned a~ording to Roy Armes, secLANCASTER, 0. !UP) The fie, Boyd Roseberry, Norma Roush retaty, who abo invited· ali in· WIS& ARRESTED narcotics trial of Fairfield CounRobert SQrihie~. D¥.1ene Smith. terested pen·ona to jOin· tbq group. Jcrr_y }Vise, l52. ·Middleport, wu ty Coroner Dr: Joseph A. Geer catobn St. Clal.r1 Janl·ee Teaarrested at' 9 a.m. tod.-y in a But: wll1 bo held in Celina; Mercer fohl,' JaDice Tbomu, • Diana wat· II.;,._ ternutt Ave. rPomeroy) residence County, due to a ebaqg_o ol,'Venu~ . oon, Jean Weblter; ~ack Welker lf.lfli. by the Shr.riffs Dcpartmenl on: a Ge.et. 'indicted on U co,ibta of and ~~boron Zund•l. . · charge or lnloxication. ~c WSS ('X· fahrlfying nareotin· prcscr.pUoos, £JGlJ'I"H GRMl~: Daoid Brown, ptelcd to be cited into Mayor E. bad ccmtended It .would be J,mpos· cmb'n t;dwat'dl, Mltprel H,a nd·l ·- · Rob!Rson's court. slble for. him to ri,'C!ciVe . ~: ~a~ tay, l!ll'\< Hart..Terry Kiltihl: Jo~n and im.parliai t(ial'~ . in. faii'Ueld Mclfuua.y, ,Mtke ROberta, Mf.ke ' ~oq_nty beciUR of _the P.ublicity S~t&el, Iackie TbQiQII, HOWard'. • . .., .,..J,:. , GiY~n the case. .• w iliJ ShaND,_ YouD~ an~ . BiD . · Mrs; .-nomas Darst.. _llobson Common Pleas Judge Harry Kil· y e ni. · · , . R_oa~.._ ·dieri ~ott ~anop· 18 wh~ -~ ·U burger previously grant-oct a de· ~ o~E: A~lia Arn· . vtsitmg· a daughter 1n CbJcago. fe•te motion to tran~fer- the. trial 'IH~NICRIL td Mlb Bowen .Jof_c:~ - Bllettef., -Mn .. Darat ·lef! before ~~lstma1 LO ai-lother · Jocalc. The change of ~ Gf-J4"Hi- '~ ·AJ:ttd Hamm, lot a visit w1th her daucht~. venue petition to move the triJ.l Dennl4'Kapp1e. 'BarWra ~p.n, graqddaughtor and great a;randto Celina Wfll fHtd by the' county Pediay Sue Moore~ . daughter. I prosecutor at lbe dirvdioo of 'hfi'Y'· QhU• • Marilyn Price, Fu~eralscrvlcca and ~rial were .lmlte Kilbu'rgeJ. . Jdtin· .Sbaitoen, l>Jiane Smith, held ,m Chicago. Proaecutor E. Rayn1ond More· A~lh· Tracy~ l~dt . VIIUibln, Mr. Dnllt, ~Jl-lcn~w~ ~n Mll ·han aaidr Do date jlas been· set tOr ~rtel'e . Wot••• . oDd Cblrleoo onto• cit:f>l to IItts """· died the ll'W. ' . aeveral years as~ ... , ZuDdel .- . Geer Is Granted' Change Of'Venue. For Drugs Trial Thomas Darst Death Reporte : . d. While· J·n Chi'ca · go • 95 reman 6 Abbott BAKER FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner In Midtlleport tv.iter· r. ,, YO~~ ·Jan. 30 · ...· ' . of Owen. Mr. Grate had called the meeting for tbe election of new- oJil.. cers and gave a resume of tbe work acc:omplished duriDg hil tet"Ul of office and or tbe need of an active Cl>amber of Commerce in tbis time of gowth in tbe Ohio Valley. Jlr. Grue:Jer conducted a genera] discussion on duet for the group and it wu -voted to cot~­ tinue tbe atmual $10 doea. Ro~ Colt., C."' Bahr, Willill Leadftngham, David C. Jlitler were -Damed em the membersbjp eomm1ttee and began their drive for duel daring tbe meetinl(. The new president owus several pieces of property in Middlepcrt and bas been 1 re&ident fvr ~ .-t ten years. · Rill wiN il 1M Will Be Monday lol"lllet Flon;lel )1011011 •"'- U..,. have twO ehllar,;n, DoD 1.14 Dett-bie, who attend tbe Middlepott Clears O'Brien Se~:tse:b.mbe• Jud!Je rJ ' Of All Charges 0 f.Misconduet •It•• · ' .· · ·· . . · . Judge C. W. Smith of MacArthur has approved a. judgement removiDg aU groua"s for criminal action or disbarment pro~eedings ·against Meigs County Prosecutor James F. O'Brien accordintto a. court entry flled .Frlday. The rotlrt further found that the Bureau of Inspection and · · · A dilo • rw6· · .... cine TOlrna<lo bout. The game is scheduled lor 8:15 next Tuesday nl&bt ro11owi.r.1 a reserve team Cl-'b. The apielous gym was releued Satlll'dQ by eontraetota:, state of· fJc.iala aDd ln,urancc eompiny rep. resentatives , lor public use. Racine Hi.~h Sebool PrlnclPJI Don.ld Wolft: said Friday: '"We hope lO )tlay on the new floOr. We'll bave a better ehanee Mn lhou1~ !fhe b~?king boards Ire made tJo ....s. · . abOut Supervision of Public Off1ces o.f the State lts e_nminat!on a_nd report m~de , no f1adlng rmanCJal or othei'Wise agalnat the prosecutor. U r s vuice m jF our T0 ·Face • Court Tomte The C.vrt ~reel tNt tiM-" in-lptlan Into tho ....,.. ....... PIMN filed by O"BrMn M: ciOMII. In tt.e finding by Juda:e Smith it ,_ not~ that a resolution Passed by the Meiga County Board of County Commissioners brouxht One motori&t has been cited Inalleged miaeonduct of tbe prose-- to court fOt' apPearance tonight eutor to the att.eb.tlon of the CO\Irl as the result of an accident on Route 7 near Tuppera Plaina Fri· It wa1 rurt!l.er noted that Judge! day afternoon and tllree othe1'8 a1Smlib, at a meeting of the Mella so face court act.aon after arreats County Bar Assodation, ~tlempte~ by the Ohio Hi.a:bway Patrol. Mter Arrests to aequire a committee m eomph~olfe aplained ·that a ba•et· •nee wl&h the resolution of the .W illiam Nickles, ~7 of LoD& ball .Jlld,i t-BH cla11. Ban.~ abo.., eommissioOI'r.E is to the aUeged Bottom is to appear In Mayor E. ! -~~•-"'· •·yup•• do•_ t behave O.ieconduct. It was unsu«esa1ul in F. Robinson's court on charges of ~.. .. .. "-dill¥' ~~·'S~Jiu boards, he l ..d~ ·I ttiia; .Dd then began to investigate failure to yield tbe ria:ht Of way 1'!We, ~ mind1 thoug~, 1 ' ·~ t tbe llleged miscllnduct. on a left hand turn. I 4 ~ out boyl -tiawrn't Ullllt 'ba. . . . boards au ljuon." ~ ~ftam is sbootJng- It a ~tic tllp· of ~% over a span Of · 'J.,:j~amea. · W ,.... Coach Ralph Sayre of Waha!Da invited tbe Tornadoea to ptaetlee in the new gym ))e. lore Tuesday He doubted if tbe invltiUoft would be- aceeptOO. Wahan\a has a strong clu.b that has i~__prOvM as the season prog• resaed.- Racine took the Falcons 7~ On Jhe Tornado floor. Sayre ha!J eob.vlnred his team they c11n wtn .a.alrilt · the hot Racine Five .U,•. · ' Tbe BUff'JIU of Inspection and Attording to tbe Highway PatSupervision uf Public Offices of rol the car driven hy Niclde• wu .tht Stjlte Au.Jitor's Office was re· ot~C4l Williamson, 37, on Route. 1 _que&tA!d -to investigate, inspec-t; olhea W:illiamson 37 on Route· 7 and report on the accounts filed when N1ckles attel,llpted to makl.! by O'Brien for tbe yean 1953,' 1 a left hand turn acro~s the ~oad 1864 and l9G5, as required by the from a parked POiilUon. Manor Reviaod Code Section 325.12. The damage waa cau_ sed t~ both car~. finding of thf' court was balled on In another ace~dent :nve1tlgated t~ State Auditor's report. by the P~trol Friday at 1~:05 p.m. A petition still pends in Meigs 1 car drtven by Charlo Sowards, County Common Pleas Court 76 of RL I. GaUipoliJ bad minor brouxht by Marion L Fnmch, rep- damages _when ~ backed . itttOSS resented by Chalmers M. Parker the road mto a dttch on Htghway and Edward T. Lombardo of Co- 7 ap~roximatley 2.6 miles ~ulh In the next outing. lumbu's. of M1ddleport. He was not cited Tbe ultra modern Wahama ath· The petition allege 11 the defend· by the patrol. letic P.lant is being touted u the ant, James B- O'Brien, uplawfully Sl.atcd fnr court appearances tooutataDdlng one of ,Ha kind in 1 expended $3,900 for expenses of night in Mayor Robinsoa's court Jar1e; •rea. . bill county work, and asks ror an COec:h 11i6 .,.. ~~~ ·~ order atrd judgement requiring in addition 1o Nickle! are FJo~·d Itt ,~nr will ~~aat 1500 ptnoN t.bc .defendant to pay it back to Hayes , 40, Clf MlliJiitiOP, Cbara;cd with dri\'ing ~hUe intoxle,ted. ·~- MdM, "W• Celt · tcf~ eft.. the eounty with intcrcst.and equit. Hayrs is now iri eount.,y jail. ~tihlr~ 'MO in the ott..." ,,.._,.. •ble r eliC!f. Homer McMurray, ~ of Rt. 1. .. efflilals weuhl llk41 . h , ------Rutland was also c:ited b)' the P•· i: l.f heuae Tuttcl., na.htr · trol for rlrivi~ t& 1the lcf't of Ciln• )fg~t or the game ~Q be WOMAN RILEA5ED fbe~ '6f 11- tDM automobile Ia Dorothy Shaffer, Massllon, l('r nn a curve and Roger L- Bis· wlileJt'':lbf W:a-lllma ~tbl!Ue Boost. 0., was released from j.ail Frida~ sell. J8, Rt . l. MlnenvUie w~ arer,;l.~iat:IU- cooperlted aa a by JusUcc of Pcatt! H. E. Grindley restf'd by the patrol for driving m~ ·t o pay for the school's after stre .paid ~~; bad chcd; and a without light. Botb will alto apmc:idcria &eoteboard. cllargC! of desertion was withdrawn· pear in court ·t ouJgbt. ~·---.....,.­ MEIGS GINIRAL N0$1>\T.L SPIRES JAILED QLINN CH.t.RGEO Calvin Spires, Langsville, was Admitt('d, Sharon Ginther, Cbe:r Ronald Glenn, 41. Rac:ine JW !!, waa alrtated at his residence fr1· jailed Frid11:1 h.ert' on a cbarze of tcr; .Tess!'\ Brinker, Racine; George dly hy ~cp~ly StwrlU ll<nferd non-s.upport. He will appear before Riss('tl , Long Bottom; RQsy fields, Jo'rank &nd jailc11 on a Qbafp of Ju1lice of Peace Percy L. Peoplf'~> Ridnr ; Norma P1rker, l'omll!roy. lntoxlca\.i.,n. He will appeat befOr~ toO was arrested by Sberlft Rob- Dik'hal'l!lea, HermaQ .Bailey, :\liddleport. Justice of Peace R. E. Grln.dle)'. ert Hartenbach. s..,,. ~ or Comm......m the &etond Friday of each month at the Vlllate Hall from 7:30--8 p.m. and tbe clirerkn meet Over 100 Attend Joe Kennedy, Norbert Neutzling oak base construction. Limed oak .ard ' Funeral servict!s wiU be held l-fondaY IIi 2 p.m. in the :gwing Funerf'l Chapel tor Avis F.arrall ----------~ 2:2, whO died at her borne In Naylor's' Run early thlil morn· IS.~IC ing· lrfter an extended IUAeSa. Sutriving tl!le deceased, ~ _ ,bet parerifs, Mi'. and l Mrs. Emerson Well of Pomeroy; a .~ Dorl1 .. ... Wel~ Gl·iGIIvlllbu-- and a:.- brothfl' Howard, at Mme. Frienda may cail at the funer;r.l Evangflllstic aerviCf!,l WUI start home at al)y time . at lhe 'Middleport ChurCtl of Chri1t Burial will be made jn the Cber. Sunday and Fred E. ~n, Sixth ry Ridge Cemetery. Avenue Church of Cbrlst in Hun· tington, will be the cuest· evanse· . Hat. -- . -1 I. Qardnor. pastor of the ·ch,,-~:b, will open the two weeks services. Mr. Dunn 4s ~e!.l·known in this area and eond"cted serviCe-! at the Chut'ch of Christ last year. Among the tentative iermon top-listed by )lr, OUnli are "Tb~ ApproximAtely one hun(ln:d perof UstleSJlllels,'~ ''Four BoK• sons · were served pancakes. aau• , or Whatis in the Box?," •·wh1t and coffee early Friday eve· E' } ages Mattllew Teaches .About Hell,'' "Tho Four Atnia of the Cross,'' ning when the Middlt)port-Pomeroy Rotarians had a pancake liUp"The ~ l'~ive Judgement,'' "Paid in Full ," "Prtcioua Promises," "Glor per at Heath Methodist Church.l~lelv Tbe meal featured "all you eaa . ifying God," "The Wonderful eat" of wbat were called "the beat" Word," "AitDieas Wanderimz. " "'How Do We Stand wlth God?," pancakes and sau&a~. Judge John B•con, . president of the Rotary, , J . . ''Bible Commands That Don't Make was chief pancake maker and E. E. (.Pete} Sisson. was eleCted Sense. The services wrll begin at 7:30 other cOoks were Edi80n Bak~r. lire ehief at the SyraeuH Volun· each evening and Mr. Dunn will Jack Robson, Emmett -shuler, Dr:in. teer Firemen at a - meetJn.week a.tttnded br I& members. also speak at tbe morning Jervice!l Stivers, Theodore Reed Jr. Cash Bahr was In charge or the Other compan:v. leaden:· include on Feb. 3 and lOth according to the announcement made by Mr. evening's program which included. Harold Duckworth, ·lf!l•l· ebief; aceordlan and violin music by Mr. Donald 4-, Moore, caPtain; . HerGard~er , and Mrs. ' Paul Haptonstall an~ aebeU Manut'l. . lit. lJeut.; Glen plano music ~Y Mrs. o . P. Klein candltr, 2!1~· Lieut.; and "trustee& and imitations by the Rev. George Cundiff (1 yr.)1 Keilact1) of the Pomeroy United Cundirf (3 )'r,,) aO'd' !'lonald ltoore -Church. (2. ~s.). · OrganizatJon Pmldeiit :MOrris . . _ . ~en qained' . a pu~~ylba: cOm· TL.;..~ I"~ mitt~ ot or•l Hub~, G I e n ~~: ~ ,:~:~:r.~~;I ~~~:~~ Will ~~ Startiuufiy FEATURING • Mlddleporl, Ohio MR. W. 0.; Mrs. V. ·Honor Avis Farrell Well Funeral Services List 126 Top Students . . Mmiilr boys girts and OD: the &qpho- Leisure Laundry ~~ays Mill Slree! her husband following cbildreb: liFI. Au•tin Buke;v. E. Liberty. 0.; Mn. Lowell Wlneett. Syracuae; Mn. Donald Mrs. . E.,.. ;lurilo• FREE TV SETS APPLIANCES ~ved by and 0 .; EIJB0 ., and ~nior *159. MANY MORE - All TYPES who waa a mem~ the 111. E. Chur'Cb. ol Syn- $7.95 ELBERFELDS COME IN TODAY For INFORMATION ABOUT DURING RYER BUYER DAYS the expj!<led to ...,,.h, that area .unUl ahortlr at:ternoon and that it woul~ move iato , \he Pomeroy Bend area sometime di.U" lng the afternoOn.-·- ·.. .. At Lock 20 the Ohlo River. wu reported as runntn, full of ice and threatening to further hampei cbipplnJ? facilltiM. At Lock 2S today it t :ao a.m. the Ohlo River atage wu 32.3 feei IJ.nd rising slowly. • Commtr:e, wa1 Jiven a vole of thanb for his wort for the eommunitr when he baaded the of., fit!e to the new pre1ident, WilliAm Grueser, al an orJaulzational meeting at tbe VUlage Hall Friday uening Grueser, a Middleport relideat and Pomeroy busineuman, wu elerted president witb Edi10n Baker as vice-preahltnt and Kenneth McElhinney as secret.vytreasurer. TM nominaUng committee members were RodDey Downmg, David Jenkinl and Rieb- ••tht 95 PROMOTION FROM JAN. 28 UNTil MARCH 1 William GrutSer Is New President Of Service Group 'POLIO MOTHER OF THE YEAR' ()( t~ Middleport Cbambet" gfre , _ more lela11re Clute TO BE GIVEN AWAY DURING _....,., In north ,...lao .... S..U - 1. It Grate - who eompleted a lon1 term of offlee as president • - - - - - FORMERLY SOLD AT $1?9.95 Now Only Price Includes Your Old Clothesline as a Trode-in PHILCO MODEL DE-362 lt._.. ..., gnfJnc..d cold with 15-20 north ·" .... ...... t.......ltht flw !.low _. tn.. .....,. ·11 Cof CHolds Its \ nizational Meeting eo Ohio River traffie slowed down t;o plalltic tops. 1954 BUICK Special · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · $1 ,595 Is Slowed K,, Heavy Ice WOIIDIII!!4 GifT If IODAII fillS ·Wear.resistant plastic tops on solid 4 dr. Sedan. "Clean as a pin" Inside and out. car since new. rR1v·p.r Traffic So practical! So bcnutifull Dryer Special! ""' for-. Cl•rloe-tanlohf. lundoy ..... y • - • ..,. SINGLE COPY-lie finish ... modern design ... four sire!' In Circulation \ I --. ........... _,. ,...,. - ..... flo- enttne Ia' Local News In Advertltblg Supper Friday PHILCO Weather • ' Rotary Pancake SEE THIS a live-wire performer at an electrifying price . Mas~. Glad Tid· !ngs Rock -n Liberty Pole Hill 1n thts se11~uV1'e tnwn wu 10 n&med because a hunter died quickly . Legend recounts ttlat friend11 of Jacob Hunter were re· lieved to learn th.at lndial\4 kilJed him wilhou t first torturing him. sehoul tonight at 7 :30, it was announ{'rd tml<~ y by t h ~ prcsid~nt. Mrs. !':atlran Biggs. All rnemhers are: ur ged to attcnrl. driving. Nearest new car anywhere at a used price. fRST I. HINGHAM, BIG SAVINGS ON 1956 PONTIAC VB Star Chief · · · · · · $2,495 Dlx . 4 dr . Sedan. Only 6,000 miles of careful . ' 8- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 25, 1957 - • • Oli wilt be IWJied the member• · ~ committee report 'lt t b e meeiU!g •• Feb. s. "Edi10n Baker, viee-preaideut. spote of the won •=mpU•hiOCI by Mr. Grale. and by the housloc ......,"':>' d~r1ng the ,..,...,. In population m the villqe duriot conJtruction or pJaats in t hi • area. He a1stJ praised Coats for tbe lmprovement be hu made ·ey remodeling the property formerly owned by the L~ons estate. Projedt me~honed by Bater for ~~ gro;.:P mcluded elo5er cOopera 100 wt.h the Pomeroy Cba!f1~ ber of Commerce for iDd~l developm~nt ,tn tbis _area; J)Oitlnt of n-ew Midcte~rt 111gns GD roads l!JIOUthern Ohio and W. v~. pub-lie phone bfJoth1 and pubhe rest rooms. Attending tbe meetinJ weJ'f! J. B. Grate, Baker, Coal.!, Mn:. EYa D. Stout, /il. T. Ru16rll, &ernard Fultz. lin. o. P. K!eiD, ·Gruau, . Jama Amold, Rodney Dowainl. " D1vid Jl-nkiot. D. C. MlUer. Phd. Hibbs. Willis Leadia,eham, lticbard Owen, Gene Marvin, 0ot1 'ti~ "1 . 'lel"', C. P. Willi•ms, Cub Bl:llr, . Mayor C. 0 . Fisber, )Irs. E . S. . Sebaa.(, Twin City Shrine Ladi~ Night To Be Held Tuesday Tuesday, January 20, U.e Twin City Shrine Club will have their annual Ladies' night dinner ln the new Coats building on North Second Avenue and Race Street. The dinner 'fill be served by the Martin Restaurant which is acros.,c; the street from the Coats p!Operty. All members arc urscd to attend the d inner mecunr. OIRECTORS MEETING ' A meeting of the Board: of Dlre-cton of the Pomeroy Uo01 Club will be held Moncby evenin& at 7:30 in the offices of the Ohio Power Co. All offieen and com• mittee chalrmen Ire urged to be present. ------- NE!tD CLOTHING? .', Anycne ir. Meigs County neeclr ,. ing clotbin.t: :s invited to come ici : -.v· the Salvation Army Monthly f'IU ·~' Clothing Day Jan. 31 t a.m."to 4 ! p.m. in the basement of the Beth- ·r any ll. E. Church, Pomel'O)'. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 25, 1957 crow french robson