https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cac2f032ae2c152f5ece73cfd6153397.pdf 66f1cc3647da530aaeab2e6b977c4fec PDF Text Text • 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 Rod ney OowJJ mg ,, 1$00 when police dtseovered his 11M G ·1 H 11 l aecretary , rs aJ yse · re-a cense had been revoked 1!1 years aurer, Mrs.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)'. �••• .~Sefltlnel, Pomeroy·Yfddleport, o.,JID. 26,1957 ·1\he'tO Daily Sentinel " ••.. - •• • THE . DRlVER'S~ SEAT DIVon:D INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA -IIAIID I. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIIt ltiYHOLD E. GREI:NE - TELEVISION GUIDE .WSAZ-TV Cha - EDITOit Na~ a4vert!&.btl .representative, Bottioew.Iimball, IDe.. 10 ~Ave.. New Yort City, 16, N. Y. ~g.: teeand class mailini matter at lbe poJt llil\ee at 13 W-A-KT . ' I!.A'RS -But sprinli': isu't far away. SOon. Ed. Note: E. 0. Saunders of Journey 's End today draws on hls vast experience as a teacher· (63 years) to yoint out how im .. porbmt both parents and teachers arc in !Tie right upbringing of a boy into manhood. His analysis shows clearly the boy him· self has very 1ittJe to do with what the end result is; ilideed, where inheritance appears to have implanted tendencies toward undesirable characteristics, it is up to parrnts and teachers to overcome them . He picks on pAtience as an outstanding virtue of the teacher. And he admo nis hes parents not to permit an over zealous affection for a lwy to lead the youngstE.>r lnto believing he can "get away with anything.'' Mr. Saunders• articles are attracting wide attention in The Dally Sentinel as many people are s tudying them with close attention. This is hi s 9th of 24 articles on hThe American Boy ." WRY BOYS ARE BAil By E. 0. Saundeu "Every fault Is bui a shell enclosing the germ of virtue." If thi s be true It Is some one's duty to crack the shell and fl'l!t the germ of virtue that it may have an opportunity to grow >nd develop Into the p.-oper kind of manhood. This growth into manhood needs training . The parents and the te~hers are the one~ to do most of this training. There are at least. four causes of delinquency and crime, vir., heredity, environment. the lack of proper training, and the wrong kind of training. Will you stop here and consider that the boy has nothing whatever lo do with three of !Iiese causes? Environment is the only one of the four that be may be in any way responsible for, and not for that to any great Pxtent. The parents are responsible in a great measure for their boy's misconduct. If he has inherited some traits that are oot desirable, the parc11ts should train them out of him . Often the boy lo permitted to develop bad habits because or being over-Indulged . Parent•l .love permits him to do many things Jrith RolH!rt R11m:k . the pal'ent knows are wrong. Over·indulgence leads to many JK.OMA. Tangany~ka-- A friend eraven roli& pliymr ·'ilalnst Wal· errors. All will ag•·ee that the teach.r has much to do with the pass.lnt thrOUJh A(rJra told tne ter Muwton ·. Jn "Tttlaure of the training or youth to be the right kind of Americen clll2en. tbat poor old Boaie was juft a Sierra Madre.'' Bo.lllWood tried to teacher is a substitute for the parent while school is in session. matter of rninuteJ ,that he wu type him, but he wobldn't type. Jle was nen an eUellent comIn comparing the teacher and the parent in their influence taking It rte:tperately well and for good over children under their tra·ining, this may be said probably was dead by 1\0w. AJ It edian. He drank hts flu when he ln favor of the teacher. She bas had special training for her turned out, he wu Poor old wanted to, PPd ln publie. The pubJic relation~ people never looked work, she has 111ade a' study of the psyc hology of children and Bogie. There Will one r liked, Hum· Uke they Wt>rt controlling him. adolescence, aL1d she is not influenced to y ield to the child phrey Bogart. A lot of people llis quote~ to the prea were often cause of parental love. There are a great many parents who didn't bul I did, for the mo1t rude but n'ever dishunetlt. He was know nothing of the psychology of youth , who have made of the things the other people dtd never polite to anybody out of not like him for The faet that he expedtenc:y. U ··be dl~tl't Jike you , study at all of the best methods or handling children and in rnany many cases make wrong decisions becauae of thelr. was a yety fine actor bad nothinl he told you. And he newry plaJwhatsoever to d() with it. And he ed up to an autograph-seek« or love fo•· the child . even a close trlend. But, by any cafe bore just bteause I hey We sometimes sec instancl!s in the conduct$ of adults which wasn't golly, he was a man who never eonstttuted tans. seem to disprove the Bible statement. 'Train up a child in the pulled a punt-h in his business or I w~p in El Morocco the nia:ht of way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from in his private life. the panda doll lnciderat when , as it." But upon investigation we find that the adult had not been A lot or obits on Bogle wlll J re<"all, Bogie got a touch loaded trained in the way he should go. Th• e ffort had been made to have been written by now, but and took a giant pandi doll with so train him but resulted in failur e bera usc the pa·rent did not none (rom this locale, the vicinity him as a comp11nlon. SOme public· know how to do the training. in which he made his belt pic- Jty.seokine model ma~ an overOne b·alt ihat is well developed in most tea~her!l is that of ture, '·The African Q~en . " t He, ture t.o Boji~:ie'a dplf irld th.e Jan. patience, and that li a trait thfll is much needed in the training made It here in Africa with Katie guage- was quite violent and the of children. ]( a boy makes a mista ke in his conduct at school Hepburh, wilh John Hu11ton di- shove was strom~. and this mistake Is brought to the attention of the teacher, rectina. nnrl it could have been lt is poaiible that a grown mnn she goes over the affair with hlm very carefully, polnls out John 's best. too. should r.ot play. · with dolll, bul the errors and why they were l"'fror·s. and then presents a betThere w:.q a loL of Hu~llm Jn Bogie took It to El Moroceo and it ter way and concludes by saying, " 1 believe you see ·that you or cour!«!, but John bad to have was his own bustne;as. He camf. of • wealLhy fauQlly. did wron~ and J want .vou to go and show me. that my faith in raw mnlerlal to work with, the Ted meat was Bogart and I belive hill lather w~a e ltockyou Js we l founded ." it~~:~~· lt would have taken a broker but his mother wa1 Maud· Some of you who read thjs article may know teaCbers "ho 11 tu"n Bogart tnto a mild, Humphrey ,a famous il,l~atOT. do not have patience, who do not follow the above/rocedure, sympathetic. Almott Charlie Ch.ap- and she used the cherubic baby but if you will make an investigation you will fln that the Unuque Atrh~a riverboat tramp Bo~ie as a model , which probably great majority of teachers do have an abundance of patience. and ctve him the anooty Hepburn aet.:ounted Cor hi s w• lhum~• latIf anything wlll succeed In training children In the way th•y u a mtnlonary•, freckled should go patience and kindness will , and any teacher who The whole thinK wa• &hot around does not h' ave these two essential qualities, ought to get out a boat which I have seen in Ua:aoda, a ahabby old acow whose en· of the profession at once. gine neede11 a kick to keep it Teachers by their association and work with children learn from exploding . Two 11 eene1111 in the picture were to understand them, find that they are not eager to be bOO, that they need to be taught the right, and that they do many pure, natural Boaart. One waa things that annoy us, and that these annoying things they do wheta he entered a church where are In perfect accordance with their nature, Thus, URderstand.. the reclaimed he•thens were sinlinR the child the teacher may easily lead him to develop the ina Wanta Mo For • Sun. beam,'' or some lluch with a natr.j•· of character, that go to make renl manhood. t-e live be•t. and Bol(ie'a tumm)'·rum1 close this &tory by saying again, that parents ore respon. bl.. drowned out the rbythm, emslbie for their boys• conduct. barrudnr eVlll')'body rreatly. · (Quotation from "Education of the Cbild," 'by Ellen Key, G. Tbt olller waa hio an<utohod P. Putnam Sons .) look w~eo Ml81 Hepburn to-d bU lit( ·oaae of ain over the aide, N"' fl..nah •11ho wall nominated 1:a 1059. bOttle \)' bottle, and Boale watch· week. In ~ eerved aalad, rotb lo 1.lle Midi- lut several years, and eottt this springtime flurry of energy Haney Luman, Fultz., Mirillftru! IDd the yotl. .etl almost has beeome aa American tradition." People Bellm to eaten nalure's mood and begin putlinf new tprina: rqaUa on lheir hoUiel. TMse nm warm days are lim • aood time to review tbe (!Ondlo. Mn. LewlJ Cruestr ieDterta!lied tion of the emmty road rwt.Wort -lilt ueill)lllorbood ....., w~ 90 pereent et Ameriea'• nr mile.ate is reeorded. Sp-rlar it a 8ood M3. ~bud. V.mpMil, pmet ...,. pil,.ed .......... · - "' lln. Aadte• lhtvd, Vn. ~ time to eut· away bushel that ob- JC:Ute the view at Hopldna eerner - wbere the two pickups ran tOJtthtr lut . tall. Time to mark ·tbat narrow brlclae, twi8Un1 curve Grueaer afttt Mr1. OHver- (" "'k RefrelhPienta wert lel'\'ed h~· hasten to thoat Bamed abo\•e a.nd Mra. William ·•raan, M:!l. Freda WJU,. Yr.. W4lliam Que $(!r ind 'Mr11: StqU ·F,lmer. the l.rhgol Nutiee The unual IMietbti bt the stockholders ·ot tbe ·M~ -GI'Oeei'J Mlddli!port< ·ohto.wm be -evebilll "San. 2aua. tat ll ·t bo ollloe ol Uoe Compaay, to elect a Beard of 'DI· rectors 11nd to tran11et. 1uel other busln~." ' ' .may .,;mg. ·-:~ ' er on. lie ;1lso talked wlith a tind ot lisp, a!l if hi! had a mouthful or mush , which became a great asset as an actor. He was 1 pretty boy who grc·,y into rather an unpretty man, His wile-before-last, Moya Methot, with whom he bat· tled publici!-', used to say, "We'll keep going as long as Pa has his hair and teeth," and he wound up H'aMlll tt. 'C'OOii, ~lin ' WCHS-TV Channe; 8 \I) 12. t9, 26, 3tc t 'tlle.\..Wi 1:..... ROBINSON, nL -'(UP)-A plol ot 'l;:toUI\d deB.ienated .aa 1'Lord'a A:elts" Yiiided a corn ei'op avetg1h} l'r'l'llf'e tb•n 00 bushell: acre tO a churcb g\'!)up. to the with.out verv mucl'l h1lr 01' teetb but as on' Of the great actors ot our time. OPTO.II't& UT ttMl lntemattonat Dump 1JIUCK, '<!lid bed, new hold. ,f'l!O.OO, ex..n,lll bay for. rlaht ,party. -Coli ai:w or ~ noy.d Rummel. 1 26 Ste f:13 . N W. COMfTOH, 0. 111111 llom l!liNel, ........, ' "'-'• 'l'ldn.l • Secret storm AT Edge of NlRht 3:00 'l'he Ear!.J Show 4:30 8 :30 Your--E&so "Reporter 8:43 SPQ11S.. J'J:t.tt!e Ull Weatb~a. ' 7:00 Press COnference 7:13 lloulllai"!:dwardo. 7 :30 Robinho6~ BJ,~rns & Allen •I•"''· 8:00 Talent Seoutl I Love L~c? ' 1 - tJSI!ID NOTICE 15 . :Ft. Frttztr .... $149.95 .... ... ... MEIGS. COtl~ REAL ESTATE ~ "J•••• D~JI:"~11ELD, M.... - • ls}losteSs Frida,y ~t Stanley Party with a StanJey party, FrldJy ihlernoon at ber -.... Roek Sprilljl . totlowint • tMuenmwtiDit 'tt .., Around Mrl.lewis Grueser patty waa Barbara \ , .. "~1198 almost e-vtry town and vHiage aeroJS the nation will be proclaiming 01 clf'aD•Up, paint·Up, fiX·UP Boys Don't Have 'bod'.--cln--,T =h:-e_m_ __ • . 'llite Club To t1011d Its Annual • .. The we•tber can er:t pretty mil· rrable tbis time or year. Down south., rold rains, bri!ik wlnlls -aDd ('\len snow ran be expected. People living up north know they're in (or another sUit storm or two. SU~n rata: Delivery br carrier where ••a.Uablt 30 ee.ts PM" lfeek: one JUr lD advance at The Daily Sentinel olrlce, trhere AvaJ.lable: one· aentta $1. By mail one year 18; lix mouths. $1.$.60; !II raontht.. 117~ L'lree monthll, S3.90. By motor route 14.25: thrH mootbJ, S2.DO; one mrmth. St. Publbbec nery aften!:ooo except Sunday by Tile Ohio Valler Sfntinel, IDe.l at 110 Meehan1c St.. PomeMY. 0 . BusiDeat offlct phone 398. -e<~ torlal office ohone 39'1' . • The Daily Sentinel -- ~!~ .......... ~ ... "-....,_ <UP! - I _::.__::.=l, :I::J::.:I:; C::: TI= = OI'-=PI001l;:..:.::__ WUII•m [,, 8tebbln!., t8. a Derr· Houllton, Tex . VP ·Harold fk!ld A~ttdem,- &enh:n•. will be the 8o Hager1, aMIItlnt batkfleld third me~pber ot hia family to bo nnmlnated 'to the U. s . Ntval eaach at ruee Instltu.te, hall rtJect~ Ac•d~my . A mident of Sehenec· 1.\d un offer ot 1 ,J,mllar post at t1dy, N. Y., he 11 a brother of Fred· Geori'la Tech~ In turp~ down th111 erick StebbJn1, who wa1 n,bmlna· bld, Haf.. .lUtd ·~I'm ve:t ted In 19G:I, and Roland Stebbln1. here 1t· ~·" .\ .. ' . '· ' Cioii:d.,•',i'' .. . .. ~'. It~~~~~ downstream, bottle ~ ,,.·, ,- . ~n · ~tt ·~ ····' waa not aeUnr. for that escapinl euenc. waa pure and Jn a movie. actor the man was ·•. :•.io.:' b.•J.;; ' ~ :, · ~l ,r.. :·.:;_ ... '· '.. .,, ... r •s:Yi»P ' frol1lr bia Duke I Fore1t.. to ,or to his '\ .... . . ! ' . nJR ,::·•\, . ·A; . ·M· ·. '·:. < • " ·.. .e.c.n .:.-. . .- l:tR&AINS ,SCHOOL "RANGES -. ·YOUR $ HAS CfMTS HERE · ' . -1 98· •POMEROY ·,~ .+.o.w'r . . •RUTLAND H1GH SCtfOCH:$ , I Be- / AUllll.l.\1'\' MtiiYIIIG \ M'r. . ...XCELLEHt . ~O~DITION George Theiss *READY FOR :QUiCK SALE The Au:l:illary uf the Feeney .(Cirol """ lAo) 01 c.~u ........ file lli!'l~ ef. • d;[ugh· Poal. Ne. 1-, Amorl<111 ll!liilouoolnr ter, Karla JllDII;t Jan 4th at Unl· ~ !liUI •oet at tho Lfiio.n Hall at 7:30 and a aaelel Yerstty H~pital Columbus. btiut 1Jil1 lollow the busineN ae• 111)11: ~ .. .. . (j . • • -.y .tSAUU WITHDRAWN AIIC...DiA. Colli. UP • Bleo• !loU. o..,.d b)' ·'11ravl1 11. K..U. lilt Wlllldi'lll'n !!om nexl -~~ $100,000 .. Santa .AIIita o( lee tro•ble. ••'"*P -· In: ·. ' .. ' ' , -· . • · • m . . . . . l-'titED ADMIRAl lTV SIT ' '' Jll'j,! ARRIVAL and Mn. ·~ . :!I-MANTEL 1-USID 1'1aese lla..,_ MAnAG WASHERS J ........... ···--·· $14.95 tAUil'ftR ··········,$9.95 . •tt.ACINI !l-<Ullil» \ :t-1oi!BD-- SMALL . '·"'.$59.t8 ' Ntck SIZE *I.O'IlS OF IJSED 8RE••FA111.' SETS AND SOFA. BEDS SEE ROGER DR CALL 'MORGAM ' Pboao ' .' .... ) . '"" \ ' . $W:95 ' ' �••• .~Sefltlnel, Pomeroy·Yfddleport, o.,JID. 26,1957 ·1\he'tO Daily Sentinel " ••.. - •• • THE . DRlVER'S~ SEAT DIVon:D INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA -IIAIID I. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGIIt ltiYHOLD E. GREI:NE - TELEVISION GUIDE .WSAZ-TV Cha - EDITOit Na~ a4vert!&.btl .representative, Bottioew.Iimball, IDe.. 10 ~Ave.. New Yort City, 16, N. Y. ~g.: teeand class mailini matter at lbe poJt llil\ee at 13 W-A-KT . ' I!.A'RS -But sprinli': isu't far away. SOon. Ed. Note: E. 0. Saunders of Journey 's End today draws on hls vast experience as a teacher· (63 years) to yoint out how im .. porbmt both parents and teachers arc in !Tie right upbringing of a boy into manhood. His analysis shows clearly the boy him· self has very 1ittJe to do with what the end result is; ilideed, where inheritance appears to have implanted tendencies toward undesirable characteristics, it is up to parrnts and teachers to overcome them . He picks on pAtience as an outstanding virtue of the teacher. And he admo nis hes parents not to permit an over zealous affection for a lwy to lead the youngstE.>r lnto believing he can "get away with anything.'' Mr. Saunders• articles are attracting wide attention in The Dally Sentinel as many people are s tudying them with close attention. This is hi s 9th of 24 articles on hThe American Boy ." WRY BOYS ARE BAil By E. 0. Saundeu "Every fault Is bui a shell enclosing the germ of virtue." If thi s be true It Is some one's duty to crack the shell and fl'l!t the germ of virtue that it may have an opportunity to grow >nd develop Into the p.-oper kind of manhood. This growth into manhood needs training . The parents and the te~hers are the one~ to do most of this training. There are at least. four causes of delinquency and crime, vir., heredity, environment. the lack of proper training, and the wrong kind of training. Will you stop here and consider that the boy has nothing whatever lo do with three of !Iiese causes? Environment is the only one of the four that be may be in any way responsible for, and not for that to any great Pxtent. The parents are responsible in a great measure for their boy's misconduct. If he has inherited some traits that are oot desirable, the parc11ts should train them out of him . Often the boy lo permitted to develop bad habits because or being over-Indulged . Parent•l .love permits him to do many things Jrith RolH!rt R11m:k . the pal'ent knows are wrong. Over·indulgence leads to many JK.OMA. Tangany~ka-- A friend eraven roli& pliymr ·'ilalnst Wal· errors. All will ag•·ee that the teach.r has much to do with the pass.lnt thrOUJh A(rJra told tne ter Muwton ·. Jn "Tttlaure of the training or youth to be the right kind of Americen clll2en. tbat poor old Boaie was juft a Sierra Madre.'' Bo.lllWood tried to teacher is a substitute for the parent while school is in session. matter of rninuteJ ,that he wu type him, but he wobldn't type. Jle was nen an eUellent comIn comparing the teacher and the parent in their influence taking It rte:tperately well and for good over children under their tra·ining, this may be said probably was dead by 1\0w. AJ It edian. He drank hts flu when he ln favor of the teacher. She bas had special training for her turned out, he wu Poor old wanted to, PPd ln publie. The pubJic relation~ people never looked work, she has 111ade a' study of the psyc hology of children and Bogie. There Will one r liked, Hum· Uke they Wt>rt controlling him. adolescence, aL1d she is not influenced to y ield to the child phrey Bogart. A lot of people llis quote~ to the prea were often cause of parental love. There are a great many parents who didn't bul I did, for the mo1t rude but n'ever dishunetlt. He was know nothing of the psychology of youth , who have made of the things the other people dtd never polite to anybody out of not like him for The faet that he expedtenc:y. U ··be dl~tl't Jike you , study at all of the best methods or handling children and in rnany many cases make wrong decisions becauae of thelr. was a yety fine actor bad nothinl he told you. And he newry plaJwhatsoever to d() with it. And he ed up to an autograph-seek« or love fo•· the child . even a close trlend. But, by any cafe bore just bteause I hey We sometimes sec instancl!s in the conduct$ of adults which wasn't golly, he was a man who never eonstttuted tans. seem to disprove the Bible statement. 'Train up a child in the pulled a punt-h in his business or I w~p in El Morocco the nia:ht of way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from in his private life. the panda doll lnciderat when , as it." But upon investigation we find that the adult had not been A lot or obits on Bogle wlll J re<"all, Bogie got a touch loaded trained in the way he should go. Th• e ffort had been made to have been written by now, but and took a giant pandi doll with so train him but resulted in failur e bera usc the pa·rent did not none (rom this locale, the vicinity him as a comp11nlon. SOme public· know how to do the training. in which he made his belt pic- Jty.seokine model ma~ an overOne b·alt ihat is well developed in most tea~her!l is that of ture, '·The African Q~en . " t He, ture t.o Boji~:ie'a dplf irld th.e Jan. patience, and that li a trait thfll is much needed in the training made It here in Africa with Katie guage- was quite violent and the of children. ]( a boy makes a mista ke in his conduct at school Hepburh, wilh John Hu11ton di- shove was strom~. and this mistake Is brought to the attention of the teacher, rectina. nnrl it could have been lt is poaiible that a grown mnn she goes over the affair with hlm very carefully, polnls out John 's best. too. should r.ot play. · with dolll, bul the errors and why they were l"'fror·s. and then presents a betThere w:.q a loL of Hu~llm Jn Bogie took It to El Moroceo and it ter way and concludes by saying, " 1 believe you see ·that you or cour!«!, but John bad to have was his own bustne;as. He camf. of • wealLhy fauQlly. did wron~ and J want .vou to go and show me. that my faith in raw mnlerlal to work with, the Ted meat was Bogart and I belive hill lather w~a e ltockyou Js we l founded ." it~~:~~· lt would have taken a broker but his mother wa1 Maud· Some of you who read thjs article may know teaCbers "ho 11 tu"n Bogart tnto a mild, Humphrey ,a famous il,l~atOT. do not have patience, who do not follow the above/rocedure, sympathetic. Almott Charlie Ch.ap- and she used the cherubic baby but if you will make an investigation you will fln that the Unuque Atrh~a riverboat tramp Bo~ie as a model , which probably great majority of teachers do have an abundance of patience. and ctve him the anooty Hepburn aet.:ounted Cor hi s w• lhum~• latIf anything wlll succeed In training children In the way th•y u a mtnlonary•, freckled should go patience and kindness will , and any teacher who The whole thinK wa• &hot around does not h' ave these two essential qualities, ought to get out a boat which I have seen in Ua:aoda, a ahabby old acow whose en· of the profession at once. gine neede11 a kick to keep it Teachers by their association and work with children learn from exploding . Two 11 eene1111 in the picture were to understand them, find that they are not eager to be bOO, that they need to be taught the right, and that they do many pure, natural Boaart. One waa things that annoy us, and that these annoying things they do wheta he entered a church where are In perfect accordance with their nature, Thus, URderstand.. the reclaimed he•thens were sinlinR the child the teacher may easily lead him to develop the ina Wanta Mo For • Sun. beam,'' or some lluch with a natr.j•· of character, that go to make renl manhood. t-e live be•t. and Bol(ie'a tumm)'·rum1 close this &tory by saying again, that parents ore respon. bl.. drowned out the rbythm, emslbie for their boys• conduct. barrudnr eVlll')'body rreatly. · (Quotation from "Education of the Cbild," 'by Ellen Key, G. Tbt olller waa hio an<utohod P. Putnam Sons .) look w~eo Ml81 Hepburn to-d bU lit( ·oaae of ain over the aide, N"' fl..nah •11ho wall nominated 1:a 1059. bOttle \)' bottle, and Boale watch· week. In ~ eerved aalad, rotb lo 1.lle Midi- lut several years, and eottt this springtime flurry of energy Haney Luman, Fultz., Mirillftru! IDd the yotl. .etl almost has beeome aa American tradition." People Bellm to eaten nalure's mood and begin putlinf new tprina: rqaUa on lheir hoUiel. TMse nm warm days are lim • aood time to review tbe (!Ondlo. Mn. LewlJ Cruestr ieDterta!lied tion of the emmty road rwt.Wort -lilt ueill)lllorbood ....., w~ 90 pereent et Ameriea'• nr mile.ate is reeorded. Sp-rlar it a 8ood M3. ~bud. V.mpMil, pmet ...,. pil,.ed .......... · - "' lln. Aadte• lhtvd, Vn. ~ time to eut· away bushel that ob- JC:Ute the view at Hopldna eerner - wbere the two pickups ran tOJtthtr lut . tall. Time to mark ·tbat narrow brlclae, twi8Un1 curve Grueaer afttt Mr1. OHver- (" "'k RefrelhPienta wert lel'\'ed h~· hasten to thoat Bamed abo\•e a.nd Mra. William ·•raan, M:!l. Freda WJU,. Yr.. W4lliam Que $(!r ind 'Mr11: StqU ·F,lmer. the l.rhgol Nutiee The unual IMietbti bt the stockholders ·ot tbe ·M~ -GI'Oeei'J Mlddli!port< ·ohto.wm be -evebilll "San. 2aua. tat ll ·t bo ollloe ol Uoe Compaay, to elect a Beard of 'DI· rectors 11nd to tran11et. 1uel other busln~." ' ' .may .,;mg. ·-:~ ' er on. lie ;1lso talked wlith a tind ot lisp, a!l if hi! had a mouthful or mush , which became a great asset as an actor. He was 1 pretty boy who grc·,y into rather an unpretty man, His wile-before-last, Moya Methot, with whom he bat· tled publici!-', used to say, "We'll keep going as long as Pa has his hair and teeth," and he wound up H'aMlll tt. 'C'OOii, ~lin ' WCHS-TV Channe; 8 \I) 12. t9, 26, 3tc t 'tlle.\..Wi 1:..... ROBINSON, nL -'(UP)-A plol ot 'l;:toUI\d deB.ienated .aa 1'Lord'a A:elts" Yiiided a corn ei'op avetg1h} l'r'l'llf'e tb•n 00 bushell: acre tO a churcb g\'!)up. to the with.out verv mucl'l h1lr 01' teetb but as on' Of the great actors ot our time. OPTO.II't& UT ttMl lntemattonat Dump 1JIUCK, '<!lid bed, new hold. ,f'l!O.OO, ex..n,lll bay for. rlaht ,party. -Coli ai:w or ~ noy.d Rummel. 1 26 Ste f:13 . N W. COMfTOH, 0. 111111 llom l!liNel, ........, ' "'-'• 'l'ldn.l • Secret storm AT Edge of NlRht 3:00 'l'he Ear!.J Show 4:30 8 :30 Your--E&so "Reporter 8:43 SPQ11S.. J'J:t.tt!e Ull Weatb~a. ' 7:00 Press COnference 7:13 lloulllai"!:dwardo. 7 :30 Robinho6~ BJ,~rns & Allen •I•"''· 8:00 Talent Seoutl I Love L~c? ' 1 - tJSI!ID NOTICE 15 . :Ft. Frttztr .... $149.95 .... ... ... MEIGS. COtl~ REAL ESTATE ~ "J•••• D~JI:"~11ELD, M.... - • ls}losteSs Frida,y ~t Stanley Party with a StanJey party, FrldJy ihlernoon at ber -.... Roek Sprilljl . totlowint • tMuenmwtiDit 'tt .., Around Mrl.lewis Grueser patty waa Barbara \ , .. "~1198 almost e-vtry town and vHiage aeroJS the nation will be proclaiming 01 clf'aD•Up, paint·Up, fiX·UP Boys Don't Have 'bod'.--cln--,T =h:-e_m_ __ • . 'llite Club To t1011d Its Annual • .. The we•tber can er:t pretty mil· rrable tbis time or year. Down south., rold rains, bri!ik wlnlls -aDd ('\len snow ran be expected. People living up north know they're in (or another sUit storm or two. SU~n rata: Delivery br carrier where ••a.Uablt 30 ee.ts PM" lfeek: one JUr lD advance at The Daily Sentinel olrlce, trhere AvaJ.lable: one· aentta $1. By mail one year 18; lix mouths. $1.$.60; !II raontht.. 117~ L'lree monthll, S3.90. By motor route 14.25: thrH mootbJ, S2.DO; one mrmth. St. Publbbec nery aften!:ooo except Sunday by Tile Ohio Valler Sfntinel, IDe.l at 110 Meehan1c St.. PomeMY. 0 . BusiDeat offlct phone 398. -e<~ torlal office ohone 39'1' . • The Daily Sentinel -- ~!~ .......... ~ ... "-....,_ <UP! - I _::.__::.=l, :I::J::.:I:; C::: TI= = OI'-=PI001l;:..:.::__ WUII•m [,, 8tebbln!., t8. a Derr· Houllton, Tex . VP ·Harold fk!ld A~ttdem,- &enh:n•. will be the 8o Hager1, aMIItlnt batkfleld third me~pber ot hia family to bo nnmlnated 'to the U. s . Ntval eaach at ruee Instltu.te, hall rtJect~ Ac•d~my . A mident of Sehenec· 1.\d un offer ot 1 ,J,mllar post at t1dy, N. Y., he 11 a brother of Fred· Geori'la Tech~ In turp~ down th111 erick StebbJn1, who wa1 n,bmlna· bld, Haf.. .lUtd ·~I'm ve:t ted In 19G:I, and Roland Stebbln1. here 1t· ~·" .\ .. ' . '· ' Cioii:d.,•',i'' .. . .. ~'. It~~~~~ downstream, bottle ~ ,,.·, ,- . ~n · ~tt ·~ ····' waa not aeUnr. for that escapinl euenc. waa pure and Jn a movie. actor the man was ·•. :•.io.:' b.•J.;; ' ~ :, · ~l ,r.. :·.:;_ ... '· '.. .,, ... r •s:Yi»P ' frol1lr bia Duke I Fore1t.. to ,or to his '\ .... . . ! ' . nJR ,::·•\, . ·A; . ·M· ·. '·:. < • " ·.. .e.c.n .:.-. . .- l:tR&AINS ,SCHOOL "RANGES -. ·YOUR $ HAS CfMTS HERE · ' . -1 98· •POMEROY ·,~ .+.o.w'r . . •RUTLAND H1GH SCtfOCH:$ , I Be- / AUllll.l.\1'\' MtiiYIIIG \ M'r. . ...XCELLEHt . ~O~DITION George Theiss *READY FOR :QUiCK SALE The Au:l:illary uf the Feeney .(Cirol """ lAo) 01 c.~u ........ file lli!'l~ ef. • d;[ugh· Poal. Ne. 1-, Amorl<111 ll!liilouoolnr ter, Karla JllDII;t Jan 4th at Unl· ~ !liUI •oet at tho Lfiio.n Hall at 7:30 and a aaelel Yerstty H~pital Columbus. btiut 1Jil1 lollow the busineN ae• 111)11: ~ .. .. . (j . • • -.y .tSAUU WITHDRAWN AIIC...DiA. Colli. UP • Bleo• !loU. o..,.d b)' ·'11ravl1 11. K..U. lilt Wlllldi'lll'n !!om nexl -~~ $100,000 .. Santa .AIIita o( lee tro•ble. ••'"*P -· In: ·. ' .. ' ' , -· . • · • m . . . . . l-'titED ADMIRAl lTV SIT ' '' Jll'j,! ARRIVAL and Mn. ·~ . :!I-MANTEL 1-USID 1'1aese lla..,_ MAnAG WASHERS J ........... ···--·· $14.95 tAUil'ftR ··········,$9.95 . •tt.ACINI !l-<Ullil» \ :t-1oi!BD-- SMALL . '·"'.$59.t8 ' Ntck SIZE *I.O'IlS OF IJSED 8RE••FA111.' SETS AND SOFA. BEDS SEE ROGER DR CALL 'MORGAM ' Pboao ' .' .... ) . '"" \ ' . $W:95 ' ' �.- I, ' I • • ' IDghSehool Basketball ,• Weakened Panthers Fall; Jackets Fail 89~71 lronmen Take 57-54 Vicwry Over LiStless, Error-Ridden Pomeroy Club -------------------=~~~~~~~--~~~--·~--~~~~~~~--~--~~·--~r+i------LEAGUE STANOIN!;$ Won Lost I •• .. • I fte Pomeroy Panthera dropped In tbe second quarter, the Pan· NeiSOn\1ille their 1ee0nd learue game of the ther-s continued their llatless play Athens 2 2 POli!EllOY Logan WeJbton Gallipolis 4 • Jackson 7 8 week and their fourtb of the IN!UOft lut n;gbt u the last place Jaebon lronmen uptet them by 1 ICOre of ft'7-M on tbe ·P<..Jr\eroy floor. The Pan~bers definitely abowed tlle effecta of their bout witb the flu and eolds throueb the week and tbey could do nothine rteht. The first five of the Panth~r team bad been absent and on the and the Iron men eame ' on fast. Jackson h.eld a tO point .advantage at one time hut Pomeroy managed Lo bane on witb a brlef rally that cut tbe Jackton lead to 29-21 at the end of the lirst half. Pomeroy man.ged to move out in front in the third q~arter as they outscored Ja~kson by 11-7 to lead 38-36 at the end of the per· iod. lick lJiJt Wedneadl)' and Tbunday and bad had no practice 1lnce )fonda, nieht. Their play Friday ni&ht Jacked the timing and heads-up kind of baatetball that they have been piQ'lng thrl'ughout the season as they :nissed opportumties galore to move in front and make a run.away of the ball •.ame. 'I'tlt Panthen had enjoyed a lead of fiYe points at one time in th~ quarter and it looked as U they mi1ht be abl~ to talvage the game. But a string of good foul shooting by the Jranmen in the final quarter spelled defeat for the Panthers. Actually, Pomeroy outscored tht Jacklon team from the floor as The Pant hers in the opening they hit for 21 field goala while minutes of the ball pme quiekly Jackson hit for 19. Th ! story was jumped Into a 10.3 leed and It told at the !oul Une where the f!I!UDI!d 11 if everything WIJ g~ J~IOn five hit for Ui OUt of 31 ~ , to be. Ill rlabl However, the wbile Pomeroy collected 12 oUt 21. .,:tftbmen came back to go ahead Aaron Bufrington and John 81.)ly 1J.l2 before tbe end ol. the '.,.ner. A laat second shot b)' son tied fo: high scoring honors .Jobn Siason eave the Paathen a for the evening as each bit for .onl: point advantage of 14-13 at 18 points. The box score: t.bF end of tl1to (j uarter. Pom~roy Hawthorne 0.0.0; WUdermuth 1..()..2; Johnson 7·2·18; Buffington fl--6·18; Si1son 7-4-18. 1 of --- Spahn Sees Bums In Fourth Place Next.September Totals Jaekson: Jobnson 4412; Yerian &-2-12; Mit~hell 1-2-4; Rhodes 3-612; Lavendar 1 - 3-~; Lyons 0-0-0; Peynolds 2-0·2; Wright 3·2·8; To-tala 19 19-57. ly Unltod Proee Southpaw Warren Spahn aaw the Dodeers toda)' as 1 team that is "gettine old" and said they could drop ''as low 11 fourth" this year. Spahn, a 21)-game winner for the seventh time In hl1 eareer last season, made his remarks In Mil· wauke~ where be Is aehcduled to talk terms with General Manager Jubn Quinn and to receive an ' award MondAy night 11 the most nluable ntt'nber of the Braves !or 1856. "The Bums are 1etting old and they'll mias Jackie Robinson," Spahn 1aid. Rookie ou.tfielder Everett Joyner became the 18th member of . the Br1ves to ll&n hl1 contract. . He batted .3.,. with Shreveport of the Texu League lut sea:Jon. St•n LoPf,tiJ who had hiH brst year lollt aeaJdn, hitting 32 home runa and drivlnt in 83 runs whill' eatchinJ and playing first hilic for the Phillle1, ala:ncd hl1 1~7 contrut for an estimated $6,000 ralllfl. The Phih c1idn't say how much Lopat.t will get - It will tween $20,000 and $23,000 · they .tUd .aay hi1 boost will lareut offered any player tlub this year. be ·be on be· but the the IOOMSOf g ~ Hew P11Niture ~ roa I M I $299.00 IA((JR fUINITUII 1:,~ I.,.. 21 · 1 ~·54. Scormg by quarters : Pomeroy 14 13 11 16 54 13 16 7 21 57 Jaekson Wahama Spurts In Last Frame To Defeat Red Devils 4 5 MIDDLEPORT Area .1 ~e s u!t s Last Nl!,;ht Pomeroy 5', J ackson 57 Middlerort 71 , Wellston 89 Neisonv tlle 50. Athens 53 Gallipolis ~B. Logan '6 Raeine 88, t:astcru 54 Rutlaric! 56, Harri sonvil le 46 Wahama 78, Ravcnswl.lod 69 .BASKETBALL •'ried~nmaker RolL Up 33 Points In COUEGE WeIIston; Big Home Guns Held Down By United P - Tbe Mlddle)>On YeUow Jactell went to Welhton Friday alilht and tossed awa)' a c:h.ance to dU.mb a Dartmout!l 72 Bos ~ on U. 48 U. C. G. Acad. 74 Kiogs Polnl &7 notch in the SBOL 'b albtbaU r.Ke, l01in1 8J..'71. MIDWEST It wu tbe seeond time thia ~e~-o Xavier {Ohio) 91 Centenary M son the Jaeketa: had rotten above s. Dakota St. 80' Nortb Datota 50 60 points, and broke a abort jli'Jx · SOUTNW.ST which had beeo started Iaiii week Ark.ansas SL 81 Miss. CoUe1e 76 when they were ddeated by aeores WIST I EAST s: Oliver 5-0-10; ArnThe Wahnma White Falcons old 3-6-12; Ford 7-0-14: Clark 6-5came roaring from behind jn the 1'7; Layne 2.{).4; R. Roush 8-5-21. final quar•.cr Friday night to Total• 31·16-78. Wahnma - of ~AVHtrtek Cedarvill~ ' the JNt qu.rter. · , Machen Looking For Next Step a.rnesvllle 110 Bet~~ OttoviUe ll'r lfllloJ', Cttt 51 Gthanna ?il Dublin if; ' CI.Velajl\i Ea') • whip the Ravenswood Red Devll& Ravenswood - McCoy 9·15-33; by a score of 78-60 on the Raven. Knapp 3.0-6; Fox 9-3-21; Kelly 1· wood floor. H; C-ithen J-3-~ ; Total¥ 23-23-69. The game was o nip and tuck Scoring by quarter~t affair Whirh found the P'aleoni. Wahama 10 21 ~ 22 78 now 9·3, tnillng by a score of Ravenswood ·19 18 23 9 69 60·M at the end of the third quarter. Tht'y kept the preasure on In the rinal period, thou(t:h, aB they hit for 22 poinll while holding the Red Devils to a scant nine. ••tvc of the Faleons hit ln the do11ble figurrs with Robert "Cat· bird" Housh scoring high ror the evening for Wahama with 21. Roy Clark. the Wahama playmaker, tal-~ lied 17. Hliih scortr for the game, how. ever, was Ravenawood'a Jim McCoy. who to~!led 33 polnta tbroueh the hoops. Wahama manq:ed to narrow the 37-31 halltlme rip In tho tl!ltd period as they outscored Raven• wood by two points hitt1n1 for 25 while !he fled Devil& were getUng 23. ' A lield goal by Bob Oliver at the outlet of the last quarter nar· rowed the RavenJWood lead to 61»8. Joe Ford tied the aame up with a field eoal and then Oliver shoved the Falcons ahead by 82· 60. The lead thon ch;mged hands a couple of times before "Catbird" Roush put the Falcons ahead to 11tay at 68-&G. A free throw •lnd a field goal by Jerry Arnold gave the Falcons enough for ·• workine mar.ln and !hey lonathe:ned their BE SURE WITH lead 10ing toward the ~nd ot the . ' game. ,. THE MOST IMPORTANT 1J1 the preliminary game. the Wa· hama Reserves droffl!l·~:.. .1+23 decision to tlte Re~1 R~ aerves. Bill Foalooonc .,... hlgb scorer of the game wllh 11 point.. IN POMEROY Tbe box. e,core: · *'WU• Opeaafor• POITAILE ELECTRIC WELDERS CATERPILLAR BULLDOZERS lACK HOE Cleveland Tire· Sale Rutland Edges Scipio Five . SUPERFLEX 6:70x15 · ··· $13.95 w~' . Two ., eo..,.., : · The Pomeroy C.alt llg sei\viee . 30 Plans were dlecusle\1 for r"pair inl tM fllfl\aice 'and O.oor reg ill· t~. ·T~e men Of the Grang~ Will meet some evening to do "the work, .4be· date to be announced -later. Mrs. Edward Humphrey"' hOlfll' economics .ehairnian, requested eaeh 1amify to bring two while wash eloths to ihe next meeting, Which 'Jti.U ·be- given to the Meigs General Hospital" A· ,proa:ram was prescntrd by Mn. 'William Morgan, _ lecturer, dU~fni. tlie !eCttif~ - ~u;_. Willurd 54 53 West Liberty Bell Center ~1 Middletown 98 M~nafleta Columbus East 52 Columbus Nodh SO N<:war:k 88 Zanes,dlJe ~ Cuyahoga· Falla 55 Bar.ber.ton 51 S}lelby 6Q TiUin Colum\i.an 65 Canton McKinley 46 ;s Columbus West 715 CDlumbus Linden 57 Marysville 70 Grove City 81 Hlli'f'la 72l;ond<1'1 ·~ : D<ll'!~stow~ fill .No..,.!'ile 58 1\itt~~n 85 MUI~rabljt(' ~ wudpnyi!l~ : 59 .{)J:Villt, 47 Colulflbll,s Sooth .K . , , , 'Y~Mt,tlt'Meiting ·.ne' 54 ' !.. " •''' ~-. Dotllft ~-'~ ·' 1 . j, INDIAijAPOLIS, Ind. - (111') 1< !io.tlt dDti .tried jn voln · to do ••J'., ~ .. ' ~ 1' PURE f.',, " FOR-'WINTilR .DIUVING WE HAVE P£EN'J''t' . ,• ' ~~ ThiU thil big, llrti,WDJ beauty would fetch a !011~ 1 lor wlohlul thlnJoeri-pt~c:QICI nvhl clown there Witb th~~ more 10 wha JOU loolt !belong 1io1 01 premium t.a·iur;li-111 lhcd QIOIDCrOUI garb; lor ....pie, II a biv, zoclt·ruQV<Id whoppina 122-lnch w~l Cuhlbn'~ll each wheel It •-•loa, . br~.JOU lhe1111~ taloot ~ YOu'n new 347' cu. ID. 10 to 1 .....,.,wou.ratio Snto.Sirtcalt -¢::-- - ANTI·F*'~ZE _the ' 'lo\it.prit:.a"' carl ' I"] dc!ln the~ So, - · 011, aiOp ·- beaullful Clll.llbQt'i -~ ;p,r!oel ' llP.f •·· into cal'bau;.o Chl•lltall!f · '.I' ~ WILLIAMSON OIL . COMPANY . . . ., Pomeroy ' a...............,... .. .Ana~' ,. ' ' ~-,:BU\:I!fTNA~ ~$Eft ., .. -. , -· DICI[ TltACY . · ..Canton Lehman 40 . Columb~ COil~! l!3 ·. Mt. VetifQri l~ ~xl~ 12:~ ,"~ .. UplJOlr ,Vlj,ng)OII ·~ ' ~,.~ 32 Worlbinxfoil 1110 Westervflle· '3 · Ret. anti Mrs. -a,obert Styc•~~u WJ~ehe·•ter ~-,Prore\POrt 45 ers aDd son, Carl, Will leave Sun- N'"" Albiny ~tl' H:imt11oU Twp. 45 day after St rvit-es . at tbe Church Atbltas 53 Nelsm\'Vi.ll~ 50' ot .t~ Nazarene and vis!.t briefi)' Ironton 73 !lin!O!d-s~ · · . with h's mother, Mrs. Charlene rronton St. ' Joseph 10 Styers, lo.lewark, before going to M•rcervllle 48 Detroit, ·Mu~higan to · attend ses- Fairland 71 Coa1 Gro'le ,._ .. _, ... BiOns l)f the National Youth Week Portsmouth li:fst 89 Greenfield 71 pNa:ram "4ilt the Grace'· Church of Toledo D..llblss 40 ' the Nazarene Cen!ral 4e 72 . PonierOt Su1r0co Station ,SNO.GRIP ' enswerod . far work in the · lo•ortb .de_, at th< mNtlng on F~u.ary 14. StYers family · Wifl)\tte"d ,.· wee,C TIRES A.ltrenty . 70 Cleveland Helpts ·K Lakewood &7 BhakeJ: llltlilbt• 43 Medina 50 Olmsted ra111 46 MUD &SNOW The Chieftain colb le11 than a yet deliver1 MORE POWER-MORE SURE-START Lin..Jn ... Cleveland st. Jpatiut ,JDI ClevelaQd D:odli tiiiO Clmland WOOl loeb 74 CleveiOI!d Wilt •II P.!a!Jt Cleveland Shaw '75 y, ~; BATTERIES CloYolond. Gloefill.,AO Cleveland South 88 , ' 1 Clev~land Holy Nam.e 83 ct... land John IUNiulli' 78 SP(CIALS OF ALL PIOOES · ' I •• D••- Week or MoMf• CONCRm FINISHING MACHINE ILHTRIC WELDERS AIR COMPRESSORS CONCRm FORMS '·.. ' Cleve~d J.i®> ltO.,:S. Cleveland :fohn .MIQ\1 &'d ..,_, .. -:( ,_ :' ~,TOP SIGN" OR RENT ;·..,;;,..-;:.·I K-.;.' : . 'I r Clri\]leo!li~ ·rti' ~mlltidtr,~ M -;;;·~~-=-·;;:;:;;·=;;;;;;;•lf 'l'. YCRIII HOM . ·~o=·~!~.::~Q,~~::~··~r:o.,;~~-'11 · ~ :.-'~ .J Railnor 1111 !!t!Otb Va!ii!i' ~M ·_ E oo Mrrtlftt ....., ~ I Btnwood w. Va Ce.tr>l 74 Rutland, re4el'VM ·won 18-U'over HarnJOnviU•. 3-0-8; Totals 28-15-71. 47 llelllwoot t3 Green...., l!ads '""' ~. ~~ <!i!f~n~ :, . be potted •Yell !WI 1.'1 toail Ia Oil; Kelly 448: Bowles H-10, Kitchen 3-:l.a; HiDdf W-4; Whit· lateh 1·2--4; Nel1on 3-2-8; Hennesy 87 New l&ramea eo Nlw ·Kaoxville 51 Jeiii!I'IOil 'Bowor..-!Uo !U Webton, FrJedenmaker 14-6-33; to... ~ . . .. . . . ~ w-· ""16 -O("ore quoy ..... !t; J · WaIton .~: -· ~ton ~ : lbJUand I Jf 33 1111 Patti IH-19-, Montgomery 6-0-(J; Harr'vle 11 ltl 28 fl S.Ott 1-2-4; Hill ~ Blankenohlp Scorinl, RuUIIjdJ Eado lz.6.211; ~ Reed 1.0.3; AYres 1.0.3; Caroon CH·l: L. DQ(In s.2-12; BCo~n 2.(H; tot.lls 311-11-89. Turner 2-04; D. Dupn 448; Rjfe of ~. Pomero)' had dropped them Referees, Osborn and Wilcoxen. 1·141: J~tice, ·arabam, zeros. Tot-'Bri1ham Young 93 Utah State 78 711-K and Atheno did it 58a als 254¥, · Oklahoma City 611 Utah 18 The 1011 left the Jaclr:ets five HarrisollvUie, Norman ~: Washington M Oregon State M fu Ji g~mei off the pace a:s Nellon~ Bin:bfield o.3-3; llorpr., '1'1·13: ' Ariz. Tempe St. 85 Santa Bar. 80. ville droped a -aqueater to Cbarlle R. Willlama f.:Z.12; K. Wlllilma · Washington St.ate 87 Oregon 81 McAfee's rapidly lmprovtq team. 5-tua; 11ex~• IHI'D:'To\11• u1-1t- .. ;1.: ~ •""4'111 . M-50, ln a remarkable display of 46 control basketball marked by deMIAMI BEACH UP - Young 1 ·: .ddie Machen looked around to-- Ir -·.. · :._. . ~ mon rebounding .b y Athena. Once again tbe Jac:ketl stayed. ei:S:r.; · ·. . ,.";~. in the 1ame at WellatAn for the seetlon: Odd1y enough, Racine's fi"t part, tbeofailed to.P.p ~ee. heavyweight salser. Adams. Wolfe and B~h Kitchea (8), Kelly (8) lind' Hennesy made nery one ~r their attempts (4) kept the Jaekell up in tho lint , . I Y: , .. ~. quarter which ended 22-20.- lor ·~uple ol h1'eatftera." Jn the openJnr quatter. · M'aehen, third-ranked be4VJ-:: , lii-r , Welloton. 111 wl'nter.-ceot Racine pulled away to a comfortFrledenmater, the hot Jlo<ket we'ght .from Redding, callf., eame, . 'I· 1 . . :.· ' • jable G.24 halftime lead and eoaat- shot artilt, had. 10 ,polnta tiy him· on like a yuuna: Uon ln the final . J.i"·· lUmllllr · ed the second half out. The Tom•· self that tint quarter. The jump round& of Friday nigtit's lO..round doe& made 18 of ~ foul throwa. shot expert stayed warm aU niaht: television bout to win a unanimous ..,'-.~" · In 1 reserve game the lead rolling up a mauive n pointJ for decision ove>r the former light ............... ;I ehaDJ'ed or was tied 13 timet with hi1 night's wort to eclipse b)' one heavy\lleight champion after floor the utUe tornado finally emera· point tbe record tblJ seuon 11et b)' ing him for a nine-eount in the ing winner 81·27- Bd Chapman was Aaron Buffington of Pomeroy ninth at tbe Miami Beach Audl· .. ··, torium. high with 11 for the winner•. Col- early in January. lins hd 10 for Eastern. The WellstOn forwl'rd co~d not Cotitla-• B>~ quirters; be olopped, but the Joc)<ets• bls r' guns were. ,Jim Bowles was· held Racine 16 42 68 88 to a measley four field goail and ' ·ttYearsof ' · · Eaatern 17 24 39 54 , COntinuous two Cree thror.v• whereu he bad Scoring: Racine; Graham '1·1·U5; been dunking tn 20 pbint1 per 1'11011ea 8%'435 · Po!Jl~r!y Balaor 6-2-18: Adams 11-2·20: Wolfe game. Bowlea bad been bothered Rutland Red Devils banded the 7-8-22; Birch 3-3-9; Powell ·1-2-4.; with a cold ill week. Harrisonville cagers another de· McDade. Beegle, Chapman zeroa;, Goln& Into thtc fourth quarter feat in county league play 56-46 Totals 35-16-118. Eastern; Knight 7-3·17; Whit- the score was tJ8.-4G and only on the HarrisOnville floor Friday Explorer 6:~0d5. - UUI latch 142; Woode 6-2-14; Boyles Kennedy's hot streak saved a com- night plete debacle as he hit 13 of his CaptP.:n Pat Eads !or RutiD~d %• '.. ilFF 3-2-8; Kuhn ,4-1-9; Gaul 2.0-4; Het15 points in that frame. Frieden· had lhe big guns as be rolled u~ zer O..Q..O. Tot'ils 23-1}-M. % ' · ~·· Prtte maker made the Jast elaht of h·~~~ 29 point:. on 12 goal~; and five of Oil All Qll)er Tire• 33 points i.n the final frame. t:lt~ht i:ree throws. K. Williams waf GONZALES FIRST In a reserve game tlle little high 1or Harrisonv1lle \With fl.,~ Tltu 0~81 SYDN-EY. Australia UP - Jackllts awamped Wellston 60-43 toeld 1'l·9ls and eight oi 13 free Pancho Gonzales was seeded first with Crooks getting 1 nice 22 :~arO\t•J> for 18 poimt:. Prices ,ll!cl~d~ tn: and re. · today in the (ield of nine profes- points for the Jackets. Reed had The game was nip anl) tuck uncappatilll ttade-)if. ·. sionals compeling in the $l't',OOO 20 for Wellaton resen·ea. til !'Oing into the 1!1!\'~ guortEir as Seore by quarters·: Ampol Tournament at White Clty abo count was tied l'l ·hJ at half courts Feb. 2-10. Frank Sedgman Middleport 20 31 45 71 Hme Vl'ith Harriaonv1rh~ th:owi11g was second, Pancho Segura thin.l, Wellston 22 4~ 68 89 its ex.:PUent brand of control ball Scoring, Middleport, Kennedy at tbe Devils. Tony Trabert fourth, Ken Rosewalt W. Mala SL Pomeroy fifth, Rex Hartwig sixth, .Olnny 4·7-15; McComas 1-().2; Morris 3- ln tbe third quarter Coach Jim Pails seventh and Ken McGregor eighth . Tornado Blows 14th Victim To Defeat; Eastern Fails To 53% Shooting Pace Racine's Tornadoes had No. 14 under their belts today with six to go for a perfect season after lfomPmg ~er Eastern Rtgh cag~ era Friday fight 88 to 54 on the Racine floqt The vlctt1f)': clinched an undt• puted title ~' for Racine in the county looP. The Torna::lo continued its rccord-smaFhing Shooting percentage getting 35 of 65 !hots through the hoop for S3'J" which is slightly above their season average. Going into the last quarter the regulars bad made 70 percent. Less ae· eurate substitutes and a few wild· ly thrown Iayups by regulars them selves reduced the average to 53". Eastern hit J0•1;. of their shots. Racine ri'!C') ived a slight scare in the first quarter when for the first time in 14 gameR the team trailed . Hartsilt Dorldrill's boys needed this one badly and thi!y led 17-16 at the end or the frame. Thig did not last. however, as Doug Graham found his shooting eye in t he next canto after mis-slng a!! his f(.lur shots In the first ro~~':!~h~.t;."t.~ ;~4··;~~~ more preuure (Jfi' iQ, the fund ~:,~e~~ ·~itt ~twill! ~·~ ·~. -~­ Hamilton "r4 Lima dt Xenia WOI>drow Wll161l 70 "' I~ ' _,.-.... .. .:. · · · -· LITrtE ORPHAN ANNI't �.- I, ' I • • ' IDghSehool Basketball ,• Weakened Panthers Fall; Jackets Fail 89~71 lronmen Take 57-54 Vicwry Over LiStless, Error-Ridden Pomeroy Club -------------------=~~~~~~~--~~~--·~--~~~~~~~--~--~~·--~r+i------LEAGUE STANOIN!;$ Won Lost I •• .. • I fte Pomeroy Panthera dropped In tbe second quarter, the Pan· NeiSOn\1ille their 1ee0nd learue game of the ther-s continued their llatless play Athens 2 2 POli!EllOY Logan WeJbton Gallipolis 4 • Jackson 7 8 week and their fourtb of the IN!UOft lut n;gbt u the last place Jaebon lronmen uptet them by 1 ICOre of ft'7-M on tbe ·P<..Jr\eroy floor. The Pan~bers definitely abowed tlle effecta of their bout witb the flu and eolds throueb the week and tbey could do nothine rteht. The first five of the Panth~r team bad been absent and on the and the Iron men eame ' on fast. Jackson h.eld a tO point .advantage at one time hut Pomeroy managed Lo bane on witb a brlef rally that cut tbe Jackton lead to 29-21 at the end of the lirst half. Pomeroy man.ged to move out in front in the third q~arter as they outscored Ja~kson by 11-7 to lead 38-36 at the end of the per· iod. lick lJiJt Wedneadl)' and Tbunday and bad had no practice 1lnce )fonda, nieht. Their play Friday ni&ht Jacked the timing and heads-up kind of baatetball that they have been piQ'lng thrl'ughout the season as they :nissed opportumties galore to move in front and make a run.away of the ball •.ame. 'I'tlt Panthen had enjoyed a lead of fiYe points at one time in th~ quarter and it looked as U they mi1ht be abl~ to talvage the game. But a string of good foul shooting by the Jranmen in the final quarter spelled defeat for the Panthers. Actually, Pomeroy outscored tht Jacklon team from the floor as The Pant hers in the opening they hit for 21 field goala while minutes of the ball pme quiekly Jackson hit for 19. Th ! story was jumped Into a 10.3 leed and It told at the !oul Une where the f!I!UDI!d 11 if everything WIJ g~ J~IOn five hit for Ui OUt of 31 ~ , to be. Ill rlabl However, the wbile Pomeroy collected 12 oUt 21. .,:tftbmen came back to go ahead Aaron Bufrington and John 81.)ly 1J.l2 before tbe end ol. the '.,.ner. A laat second shot b)' son tied fo: high scoring honors .Jobn Siason eave the Paathen a for the evening as each bit for .onl: point advantage of 14-13 at 18 points. The box score: t.bF end of tl1to (j uarter. Pom~roy Hawthorne 0.0.0; WUdermuth 1..()..2; Johnson 7·2·18; Buffington fl--6·18; Si1son 7-4-18. 1 of --- Spahn Sees Bums In Fourth Place Next.September Totals Jaekson: Jobnson 4412; Yerian &-2-12; Mit~hell 1-2-4; Rhodes 3-612; Lavendar 1 - 3-~; Lyons 0-0-0; Peynolds 2-0·2; Wright 3·2·8; To-tala 19 19-57. ly Unltod Proee Southpaw Warren Spahn aaw the Dodeers toda)' as 1 team that is "gettine old" and said they could drop ''as low 11 fourth" this year. Spahn, a 21)-game winner for the seventh time In hl1 eareer last season, made his remarks In Mil· wauke~ where be Is aehcduled to talk terms with General Manager Jubn Quinn and to receive an ' award MondAy night 11 the most nluable ntt'nber of the Braves !or 1856. "The Bums are 1etting old and they'll mias Jackie Robinson," Spahn 1aid. Rookie ou.tfielder Everett Joyner became the 18th member of . the Br1ves to ll&n hl1 contract. . He batted .3.,. with Shreveport of the Texu League lut sea:Jon. St•n LoPf,tiJ who had hiH brst year lollt aeaJdn, hitting 32 home runa and drivlnt in 83 runs whill' eatchinJ and playing first hilic for the Phillle1, ala:ncd hl1 1~7 contrut for an estimated $6,000 ralllfl. The Phih c1idn't say how much Lopat.t will get - It will tween $20,000 and $23,000 · they .tUd .aay hi1 boost will lareut offered any player tlub this year. be ·be on be· but the the IOOMSOf g ~ Hew P11Niture ~ roa I M I $299.00 IA((JR fUINITUII 1:,~ I.,.. 21 · 1 ~·54. Scormg by quarters : Pomeroy 14 13 11 16 54 13 16 7 21 57 Jaekson Wahama Spurts In Last Frame To Defeat Red Devils 4 5 MIDDLEPORT Area .1 ~e s u!t s Last Nl!,;ht Pomeroy 5', J ackson 57 Middlerort 71 , Wellston 89 Neisonv tlle 50. Athens 53 Gallipolis ~B. Logan '6 Raeine 88, t:astcru 54 Rutlaric! 56, Harri sonvil le 46 Wahama 78, Ravcnswl.lod 69 .BASKETBALL •'ried~nmaker RolL Up 33 Points In COUEGE WeIIston; Big Home Guns Held Down By United P - Tbe Mlddle)>On YeUow Jactell went to Welhton Friday alilht and tossed awa)' a c:h.ance to dU.mb a Dartmout!l 72 Bos ~ on U. 48 U. C. G. Acad. 74 Kiogs Polnl &7 notch in the SBOL 'b albtbaU r.Ke, l01in1 8J..'71. MIDWEST It wu tbe seeond time thia ~e~-o Xavier {Ohio) 91 Centenary M son the Jaeketa: had rotten above s. Dakota St. 80' Nortb Datota 50 60 points, and broke a abort jli'Jx · SOUTNW.ST which had beeo started Iaiii week Ark.ansas SL 81 Miss. CoUe1e 76 when they were ddeated by aeores WIST I EAST s: Oliver 5-0-10; ArnThe Wahnma White Falcons old 3-6-12; Ford 7-0-14: Clark 6-5came roaring from behind jn the 1'7; Layne 2.{).4; R. Roush 8-5-21. final quar•.cr Friday night to Total• 31·16-78. Wahnma - of ~AVHtrtek Cedarvill~ ' the JNt qu.rter. · , Machen Looking For Next Step a.rnesvllle 110 Bet~~ OttoviUe ll'r lfllloJ', Cttt 51 Gthanna ?il Dublin if; ' CI.Velajl\i Ea') • whip the Ravenswood Red Devll& Ravenswood - McCoy 9·15-33; by a score of 78-60 on the Raven. Knapp 3.0-6; Fox 9-3-21; Kelly 1· wood floor. H; C-ithen J-3-~ ; Total¥ 23-23-69. The game was o nip and tuck Scoring by quarter~t affair Whirh found the P'aleoni. Wahama 10 21 ~ 22 78 now 9·3, tnillng by a score of Ravenswood ·19 18 23 9 69 60·M at the end of the third quarter. Tht'y kept the preasure on In the rinal period, thou(t:h, aB they hit for 22 poinll while holding the Red Devils to a scant nine. ••tvc of the Faleons hit ln the do11ble figurrs with Robert "Cat· bird" Housh scoring high ror the evening for Wahama with 21. Roy Clark. the Wahama playmaker, tal-~ lied 17. Hliih scortr for the game, how. ever, was Ravenawood'a Jim McCoy. who to~!led 33 polnta tbroueh the hoops. Wahama manq:ed to narrow the 37-31 halltlme rip In tho tl!ltd period as they outscored Raven• wood by two points hitt1n1 for 25 while !he fled Devil& were getUng 23. ' A lield goal by Bob Oliver at the outlet of the last quarter nar· rowed the RavenJWood lead to 61»8. Joe Ford tied the aame up with a field eoal and then Oliver shoved the Falcons ahead by 82· 60. The lead thon ch;mged hands a couple of times before "Catbird" Roush put the Falcons ahead to 11tay at 68-&G. A free throw •lnd a field goal by Jerry Arnold gave the Falcons enough for ·• workine mar.ln and !hey lonathe:ned their BE SURE WITH lead 10ing toward the ~nd ot the . ' game. ,. THE MOST IMPORTANT 1J1 the preliminary game. the Wa· hama Reserves droffl!l·~:.. .1+23 decision to tlte Re~1 R~ aerves. Bill Foalooonc .,... hlgb scorer of the game wllh 11 point.. IN POMEROY Tbe box. e,core: · *'WU• Opeaafor• POITAILE ELECTRIC WELDERS CATERPILLAR BULLDOZERS lACK HOE Cleveland Tire· Sale Rutland Edges Scipio Five . SUPERFLEX 6:70x15 · ··· $13.95 w~' . Two ., eo..,.., : · The Pomeroy C.alt llg sei\viee . 30 Plans were dlecusle\1 for r"pair inl tM fllfl\aice 'and O.oor reg ill· t~. ·T~e men Of the Grang~ Will meet some evening to do "the work, .4be· date to be announced -later. Mrs. Edward Humphrey"' hOlfll' economics .ehairnian, requested eaeh 1amify to bring two while wash eloths to ihe next meeting, Which 'Jti.U ·be- given to the Meigs General Hospital" A· ,proa:ram was prescntrd by Mn. 'William Morgan, _ lecturer, dU~fni. tlie !eCttif~ - ~u;_. Willurd 54 53 West Liberty Bell Center ~1 Middletown 98 M~nafleta Columbus East 52 Columbus Nodh SO N<:war:k 88 Zanes,dlJe ~ Cuyahoga· Falla 55 Bar.ber.ton 51 S}lelby 6Q TiUin Colum\i.an 65 Canton McKinley 46 ;s Columbus West 715 CDlumbus Linden 57 Marysville 70 Grove City 81 Hlli'f'la 72l;ond<1'1 ·~ : D<ll'!~stow~ fill .No..,.!'ile 58 1\itt~~n 85 MUI~rabljt(' ~ wudpnyi!l~ : 59 .{)J:Villt, 47 Colulflbll,s Sooth .K . , , , 'Y~Mt,tlt'Meiting ·.ne' 54 ' !.. " •''' ~-. Dotllft ~-'~ ·' 1 . j, INDIAijAPOLIS, Ind. - (111') 1< !io.tlt dDti .tried jn voln · to do ••J'., ~ .. ' ~ 1' PURE f.',, " FOR-'WINTilR .DIUVING WE HAVE P£EN'J''t' . ,• ' ~~ ThiU thil big, llrti,WDJ beauty would fetch a !011~ 1 lor wlohlul thlnJoeri-pt~c:QICI nvhl clown there Witb th~~ more 10 wha JOU loolt !belong 1io1 01 premium t.a·iur;li-111 lhcd QIOIDCrOUI garb; lor ....pie, II a biv, zoclt·ruQV<Id whoppina 122-lnch w~l Cuhlbn'~ll each wheel It •-•loa, . br~.JOU lhe1111~ taloot ~ YOu'n new 347' cu. ID. 10 to 1 .....,.,wou.ratio Snto.Sirtcalt -¢::-- - ANTI·F*'~ZE _the ' 'lo\it.prit:.a"' carl ' I"] dc!ln the~ So, - · 011, aiOp ·- beaullful Clll.llbQt'i -~ ;p,r!oel ' llP.f •·· into cal'bau;.o Chl•lltall!f · '.I' ~ WILLIAMSON OIL . COMPANY . . . ., Pomeroy ' a...............,... .. .Ana~' ,. ' ' ~-,:BU\:I!fTNA~ ~$Eft ., .. -. , -· DICI[ TltACY . · ..Canton Lehman 40 . Columb~ COil~! l!3 ·. Mt. VetifQri l~ ~xl~ 12:~ ,"~ .. UplJOlr ,Vlj,ng)OII ·~ ' ~,.~ 32 Worlbinxfoil 1110 Westervflle· '3 · Ret. anti Mrs. -a,obert Styc•~~u WJ~ehe·•ter ~-,Prore\POrt 45 ers aDd son, Carl, Will leave Sun- N'"" Albiny ~tl' H:imt11oU Twp. 45 day after St rvit-es . at tbe Church Atbltas 53 Nelsm\'Vi.ll~ 50' ot .t~ Nazarene and vis!.t briefi)' Ironton 73 !lin!O!d-s~ · · . with h's mother, Mrs. Charlene rronton St. ' Joseph 10 Styers, lo.lewark, before going to M•rcervllle 48 Detroit, ·Mu~higan to · attend ses- Fairland 71 Coa1 Gro'le ,._ .. _, ... BiOns l)f the National Youth Week Portsmouth li:fst 89 Greenfield 71 pNa:ram "4ilt the Grace'· Church of Toledo D..llblss 40 ' the Nazarene Cen!ral 4e 72 . PonierOt Su1r0co Station ,SNO.GRIP ' enswerod . far work in the · lo•ortb .de_, at th< mNtlng on F~u.ary 14. StYers family · Wifl)\tte"d ,.· wee,C TIRES A.ltrenty . 70 Cleveland Helpts ·K Lakewood &7 BhakeJ: llltlilbt• 43 Medina 50 Olmsted ra111 46 MUD &SNOW The Chieftain colb le11 than a yet deliver1 MORE POWER-MORE SURE-START Lin..Jn ... Cleveland st. Jpatiut ,JDI ClevelaQd D:odli tiiiO Clmland WOOl loeb 74 CleveiOI!d Wilt •II P.!a!Jt Cleveland Shaw '75 y, ~; BATTERIES CloYolond. Gloefill.,AO Cleveland South 88 , ' 1 Clev~land Holy Nam.e 83 ct... land John IUNiulli' 78 SP(CIALS OF ALL PIOOES · ' I •• D••- Week or MoMf• CONCRm FINISHING MACHINE ILHTRIC WELDERS AIR COMPRESSORS CONCRm FORMS '·.. ' Cleve~d J.i®> ltO.,:S. Cleveland :fohn .MIQ\1 &'d ..,_, .. -:( ,_ :' ~,TOP SIGN" OR RENT ;·..,;;,..-;:.·I K-.;.' : . 'I r Clri\]leo!li~ ·rti' ~mlltidtr,~ M -;;;·~~-=-·;;:;:;;·=;;;;;;;•lf 'l'. YCRIII HOM . ·~o=·~!~.::~Q,~~::~··~r:o.,;~~-'11 · ~ :.-'~ .J Railnor 1111 !!t!Otb Va!ii!i' ~M ·_ E oo Mrrtlftt ....., ~ I Btnwood w. Va Ce.tr>l 74 Rutland, re4el'VM ·won 18-U'over HarnJOnviU•. 3-0-8; Totals 28-15-71. 47 llelllwoot t3 Green...., l!ads '""' ~. ~~ <!i!f~n~ :, . be potted •Yell !WI 1.'1 toail Ia Oil; Kelly 448: Bowles H-10, Kitchen 3-:l.a; HiDdf W-4; Whit· lateh 1·2--4; Nel1on 3-2-8; Hennesy 87 New l&ramea eo Nlw ·Kaoxville 51 Jeiii!I'IOil 'Bowor..-!Uo !U Webton, FrJedenmaker 14-6-33; to... ~ . . .. . . . ~ w-· ""16 -O("ore quoy ..... !t; J · WaIton .~: -· ~ton ~ : lbJUand I Jf 33 1111 Patti IH-19-, Montgomery 6-0-(J; Harr'vle 11 ltl 28 fl S.Ott 1-2-4; Hill ~ Blankenohlp Scorinl, RuUIIjdJ Eado lz.6.211; ~ Reed 1.0.3; AYres 1.0.3; Caroon CH·l: L. DQ(In s.2-12; BCo~n 2.(H; tot.lls 311-11-89. Turner 2-04; D. Dupn 448; Rjfe of ~. Pomero)' had dropped them Referees, Osborn and Wilcoxen. 1·141: J~tice, ·arabam, zeros. Tot-'Bri1ham Young 93 Utah State 78 711-K and Atheno did it 58a als 254¥, · Oklahoma City 611 Utah 18 The 1011 left the Jaclr:ets five HarrisollvUie, Norman ~: Washington M Oregon State M fu Ji g~mei off the pace a:s Nellon~ Bin:bfield o.3-3; llorpr., '1'1·13: ' Ariz. Tempe St. 85 Santa Bar. 80. ville droped a -aqueater to Cbarlle R. Willlama f.:Z.12; K. Wlllilma · Washington St.ate 87 Oregon 81 McAfee's rapidly lmprovtq team. 5-tua; 11ex~• IHI'D:'To\11• u1-1t- .. ;1.: ~ •""4'111 . M-50, ln a remarkable display of 46 control basketball marked by deMIAMI BEACH UP - Young 1 ·: .ddie Machen looked around to-- Ir -·.. · :._. . ~ mon rebounding .b y Athena. Once again tbe Jac:ketl stayed. ei:S:r.; · ·. . ,.";~. in the 1ame at WellatAn for the seetlon: Odd1y enough, Racine's fi"t part, tbeofailed to.P.p ~ee. heavyweight salser. Adams. Wolfe and B~h Kitchea (8), Kelly (8) lind' Hennesy made nery one ~r their attempts (4) kept the Jaekell up in tho lint , . I Y: , .. ~. quarter which ended 22-20.- lor ·~uple ol h1'eatftera." Jn the openJnr quatter. · M'aehen, third-ranked be4VJ-:: , lii-r , Welloton. 111 wl'nter.-ceot Racine pulled away to a comfortFrledenmater, the hot Jlo<ket we'ght .from Redding, callf., eame, . 'I· 1 . . :.· ' • jable G.24 halftime lead and eoaat- shot artilt, had. 10 ,polnta tiy him· on like a yuuna: Uon ln the final . J.i"·· lUmllllr · ed the second half out. The Tom•· self that tint quarter. The jump round& of Friday nigtit's lO..round doe& made 18 of ~ foul throwa. shot expert stayed warm aU niaht: television bout to win a unanimous ..,'-.~" · In 1 reserve game the lead rolling up a mauive n pointJ for decision ove>r the former light ............... ;I ehaDJ'ed or was tied 13 timet with hi1 night's wort to eclipse b)' one heavy\lleight champion after floor the utUe tornado finally emera· point tbe record tblJ seuon 11et b)' ing him for a nine-eount in the ing winner 81·27- Bd Chapman was Aaron Buffington of Pomeroy ninth at tbe Miami Beach Audl· .. ··, torium. high with 11 for the winner•. Col- early in January. lins hd 10 for Eastern. The WellstOn forwl'rd co~d not Cotitla-• B>~ quirters; be olopped, but the Joc)<ets• bls r' guns were. ,Jim Bowles was· held Racine 16 42 68 88 to a measley four field goail and ' ·ttYearsof ' · · Eaatern 17 24 39 54 , COntinuous two Cree thror.v• whereu he bad Scoring: Racine; Graham '1·1·U5; been dunking tn 20 pbint1 per 1'11011ea 8%'435 · Po!Jl~r!y Balaor 6-2-18: Adams 11-2·20: Wolfe game. Bowlea bad been bothered Rutland Red Devils banded the 7-8-22; Birch 3-3-9; Powell ·1-2-4.; with a cold ill week. Harrisonville cagers another de· McDade. Beegle, Chapman zeroa;, Goln& Into thtc fourth quarter feat in county league play 56-46 Totals 35-16-118. Eastern; Knight 7-3·17; Whit- the score was tJ8.-4G and only on the HarrisOnville floor Friday Explorer 6:~0d5. - UUI latch 142; Woode 6-2-14; Boyles Kennedy's hot streak saved a com- night plete debacle as he hit 13 of his CaptP.:n Pat Eads !or RutiD~d %• '.. ilFF 3-2-8; Kuhn ,4-1-9; Gaul 2.0-4; Het15 points in that frame. Frieden· had lhe big guns as be rolled u~ zer O..Q..O. Tot'ils 23-1}-M. % ' · ~·· Prtte maker made the Jast elaht of h·~~~ 29 point:. on 12 goal~; and five of Oil All Qll)er Tire• 33 points i.n the final frame. t:lt~ht i:ree throws. K. Williams waf GONZALES FIRST In a reserve game tlle little high 1or Harrisonv1lle \With fl.,~ Tltu 0~81 SYDN-EY. Australia UP - Jackllts awamped Wellston 60-43 toeld 1'l·9ls and eight oi 13 free Pancho Gonzales was seeded first with Crooks getting 1 nice 22 :~arO\t•J> for 18 poimt:. Prices ,ll!cl~d~ tn: and re. · today in the (ield of nine profes- points for the Jackets. Reed had The game was nip anl) tuck uncappatilll ttade-)if. ·. sionals compeling in the $l't',OOO 20 for Wellaton resen·ea. til !'Oing into the 1!1!\'~ guortEir as Seore by quarters·: Ampol Tournament at White Clty abo count was tied l'l ·hJ at half courts Feb. 2-10. Frank Sedgman Middleport 20 31 45 71 Hme Vl'ith Harriaonv1rh~ th:owi11g was second, Pancho Segura thin.l, Wellston 22 4~ 68 89 its ex.:PUent brand of control ball Scoring, Middleport, Kennedy at tbe Devils. Tony Trabert fourth, Ken Rosewalt W. Mala SL Pomeroy fifth, Rex Hartwig sixth, .Olnny 4·7-15; McComas 1-().2; Morris 3- ln tbe third quarter Coach Jim Pails seventh and Ken McGregor eighth . Tornado Blows 14th Victim To Defeat; Eastern Fails To 53% Shooting Pace Racine's Tornadoes had No. 14 under their belts today with six to go for a perfect season after lfomPmg ~er Eastern Rtgh cag~ era Friday fight 88 to 54 on the Racine floqt The vlctt1f)': clinched an undt• puted title ~' for Racine in the county looP. The Torna::lo continued its rccord-smaFhing Shooting percentage getting 35 of 65 !hots through the hoop for S3'J" which is slightly above their season average. Going into the last quarter the regulars bad made 70 percent. Less ae· eurate substitutes and a few wild· ly thrown Iayups by regulars them selves reduced the average to 53". Eastern hit J0•1;. of their shots. Racine ri'!C') ived a slight scare in the first quarter when for the first time in 14 gameR the team trailed . Hartsilt Dorldrill's boys needed this one badly and thi!y led 17-16 at the end or the frame. Thig did not last. however, as Doug Graham found his shooting eye in t he next canto after mis-slng a!! his f(.lur shots In the first ro~~':!~h~.t;."t.~ ;~4··;~~~ more preuure (Jfi' iQ, the fund ~:,~e~~ ·~itt ~twill! ~·~ ·~. -~­ Hamilton "r4 Lima dt Xenia WOI>drow Wll161l 70 "' I~ ' _,.-.... .. .:. · · · -· LITrtE ORPHAN ANNI't �• ' ' -. 8-DIJly I'PI!IIqel, l'o1neriJy.HJddleport, 0., Jm. 28,18ST do It todar. 'Whit - devolloia?" uked • mlttloaarr ID tho IOUtbern IDO\IDtaiu wle'ft UJi Qr.. coli for help IDtorrupled tm pra)'!Dj, He <Uo!hod tile IIHp IDOIUitoiD In the dar~, ODd ho tboUJht of hJa trip ~ devotion•. The call of God eomea to the ol LaUer D•J Salata, Old 'to.... n.u. 1111 P«<lolld R<>ute. bour too fut rt.D a »-!'ltilHDolllour ' oono, Woltor :J;ulq Wid tho ju""; ·'My wlfe ia a baek-aeat driver, ana, she aald I wasn~t drtvina any 50 mUea an hour." The ,flxtge, a rf..Chrlttia1) and to the ODe wJJ,o II Jly man hlm.~elt, DOdded aympanot a Chria:ti&Q. Our future de. pend! oo bow we IJUiwtr the thotlcatly and droppo,l tile -~ Inr cbar1e. call of God. __ .,_ $uadq School 10 a. Ill. PfCICbJae 1J a. m. and 8 p, • · and Blbl8 5tud,J Tburaaay 8 pbl. Putor C. W. Pn>flltt <\.sst. Clla Hupp. ......,.. • t.. Onoo • ' Jo!ANCI!ESTI!lll. co••~ CUl'>Aceuaed of drlviot 15 mUt~ aa ••nt SERMONETIE ~ Helpful ,... I·RST In Local Newa lA Advertllln& In CireuJaUoJl ' -- ...... -.-. T._.., Weathtr e • e ralft-driulo,-....,.. ..·~ly ....... .... ..,..,.-. IMiflt ....... ~ •ftern.,tt ... nw.. . . , , _ _ _ _ 27 . . . . -----"""~ 1'- Church of Cbrftt. L•aNd .. - ··lhJriooolrilla - - !Sible SChool 9.30 A. II. ..- . . . lVonbip a~~d Commutlkla 1D:30 A. Jl. ClhrUtiaD Endeavor 7:15 P. ll. BYniq: Wonhip 8 P. M. Thomu W,au. llbWier koepb 1olulooo. • Blhle Sdlool, Supt. - . Supt. 10 A. ll. Sebool; 11 A. M. WOl'lhip 511'\'1~; TueocloJ 7,30 P. ll. Mktwly Community Loodq ' SEE OR CAJJ, ' JOHN RICHMOND Church R. E. Cl<lland, Creek Road. JIQ, To Get Dial Phone 814 E. Main Sl. Tbomu. - Floyd Clbun:h Service 7.30 P. M. PraJ• meetlnc Wecln- olght UO P. J)tjn-sday J(. - .. . . O«dioll¥ - ~~~!r~t.;.,~:ea~~wln 1 Tit. lyr.cuN Mlfllodln Church a... Jloberi E. Llater, Puto<. Samdly School 9:30 A. II. Dua Supt. Wmhip Ser- 7:10. . Thlr• Street PtntuWal Church lllddlejoori, B. L B!IJT<tl, ••.tor. L be 1? .Be Ofe~.For the Elerlions Board: otftcee located 1 to ,,, His foxhole faith stayed with him ••• It•• be1!11 told .Uf ~mes bow daere were no alheists In the fosholea. Faith under fir8 was quick, com· plcle, uncotnplitated and unquestioned . Fortunately, many who found fAith under the!!!e conditiona l&ept it - eve n l t~ rW r the firi111 &topped and the last troo,.hip docked back home. . L1 ke mueh of the hard wis dom lc.Jrncd in war, the faith developed in battle has been put to wider, wisor clay In moutb 10:30 A. M. cbureb TV SERIES for Evoiryono Meeting Emergencies In DaUy AICalro nlp 9,30 A. M. YF at 1;80 P. M. Ev-ealna woublp 7:30. Prayer -llnl Wedn...Uy NO P. .11. Chrl1tUn Selene• Socl.ty, 144 , Ul Ckurctttt, Lttart P1t11, I• Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy, Mornin.ll ier KartJn, Pastor. S~aday Scbool servict' at 11 A M with TRUTH 1:30 A. M. WOnhJp Senolc:e '1 f M. Cbrlatian Endeawr aUttraate ~~~ s~;~~~·~:ol~fc~h:x~~~~n ~~~o~~ Iundin at 7:30 P. M. CJturch ef lhe ~ ...,..._ lyra. good ; ht~ nH' I'Cy 19 t=verlasttng; and hls truth endurcth to 111 a:cn- · Ro7 K. WUIJ""'a, putor. eratlonll Pl'lalms 100 5 Wednesday Bunda, School 1:10 A.. AI. Moraina wonblp 10,30: NY1'8 e,30 P. 11: evening, st'rvlcc ot 8. The public lnDCelt.hc aervlce '1 :30 P. M.. Is cordially Invited to attend. Reading rotJm with side entrance lq for lbe midweek and Tue1111Q IO!'ated at rear of church, open to the public on Monday from 2 to afteraoon prayer bour. Wtdnud11 evealnc puyer me.l ..... ef ,,.,.,, C'*'-r, .... 4 P.M. tnD· .... -odlat Chufth, ttorry ,~t · · , ·· ,, , ue in the Yetllll that ~ve followed; , , .. ll h 88 spread outwud no" . .. to the . f them amHy, giving the strength need- t '' I'• ed to weather the long, hard pu1la andt ' the short, sharp adversities. :·: ·<~ That atrong fam..ily faith and &~JjlPr ri cher life it brin11 are never l:juilt hotter tlw.n now • • , 4fe never quilt surer thrm when you wonhip toJefper' regularly--every Week. Remember/ 1• It's y(lur fnith •.• your family! Bund a 1lronger, ric/tor life , , , wol'lhlp ,..,., filii -fr eommuruoa and preachmr..... lUI Cfnmohel, Moml'l:l Sttr & bttrpriM, Rl¥. Ill..., llshop, tfnllllltle HrYiee BuadaJ" lg' ~t '1. l•me~ Reed, 5ul)t. ment made today. The aale Saturday was conducted by membtl',j ot aU three ward! Church 0f-.-Tf1~-Nazeren•. Mid· Youl..h f·cuowstup, 6 p~ m ; ~vcn· di<'POI'I, the Rtw Rob ert Stven [mg stirvl cc, 7·30 sermon topic "A pnlhtt'. Bible wors hi p. 10·30. I. C'4· Scpantll! People"; Tuesday, 6:30, ~ er Taylor, supcnntenclcn t, Murn· Men'!l BrothefhQod at t~e ,church; 1nu:. 10·30, ~cr m u n topic '' Doc- Wednesday, 7:30, J;lraye('o and pra· tnn e. D!sciplln e a11d [)Lstlllc lwn "; 1se 11Uvlce, led by L. 'o . Diles ; ' 6 45, Young Peoples' m ~c ti ns . 7 . 8 30, S.Umor choir. :-JO, l::\'rning ~orshtp i'<'erviC(' , scr· Mt. Moralh &1ptllf Ch..,rc:h. Mid· mon topic "Sm nnd t'1e Sword," dleport, tf\e Rev, N. I:i. Borden, Wednesday, '1 .30, Prayer mel'1ing nostor Bible Srhool. IJ:lW, Arlen.1 Church Of Chrl1t, Micfdl•port, Rccae, supt.; Moniin~· ' Wonhip, Fred I GardnC'r, pns tur B1ble Sch· IO J O; BTU, 6 p.m.. •' uol, 9:30, Hom er li LCQ, :;upt , Church Of Ch,l•t t"! Chri•tl•n Morning worshi p, 10 30. sermon Unton, Middleport, the Rev. Guy subject "SalvatiOn and Cer tamt:r ", F. Slil)'re, p&ltor. Sund'y Sebool. Chrlallan Endeavor , 6.30; Eveninl 10 a.m ; Preaching ~erviee, 7:30; wor.~ h l p !w.fvJcc, 7 p.m. acrmon Wedncaday, 7:30, Bible .tud)o. subjec t ·'Ljvmg For J clius, " .~ tartH1ath MethodlJt Church, Mlcf. ing the cv:tng<'lislic servlrr11 to be dlcport, tit£ lf.ev 0. R. Konkrlght, heltt by Frt•d Dunn, Hunhn [lton ; pastor. Sunday Sc!bool, t:ao, ErnServi ce• each tughl 111 7 p.m. est Covert, aupt. MornlDI wortJtlp, Plrst Pra•byt•rl•rt 'Church, Mid- 10:30; St.nior Youth P'eiJowahJp, dloport, the Rev. Howard Ruppelt, 6 p.m.; Tuesdlf, 7:30. ll:etbodiat praePngtor, Chut·ch School, 0.30. John Men; Wednesday, e:to, Full:t. supl. ,, Ylornlng worship, tlce, 7 p.m. Prayer meeLinc. 10 30, sermon topiC "1\fy InheritPrest.rter..n Chur.lh, · lfracN. 11ncc"; Westminster Youth Fel- the ' Rev. How1rd Buppelt, pa11tor. luwship, p.m ; Wednesdny, Jun- Chufeh ' IClt~on wr Choir. !:1 :30; Senior choir, 7 topic "My p.m. Church School, Pint B•llflst port, the Rev. C. ~ Church School, 1:11,1, thcny. su.pt .; Moroine .olr e Alfr•ct Mtthodi" Church, lttw. R. M. Grove, pastor - .S. S, at 9:30, ,Lloyd D11hng4:!~, S"J~t. .Worablp Servlcaa at 10:'0, v.:lth the lt"v. Grove brinslna the tne• aage. Sun. lilftornoon. fro$ .2 to 4 p m., Servlcea at the ·ElmwOOd Ret~\ lfontc ...._ $un. eve., ' ~t 1 :80 regli1ar· m"~ln; of the .M.Y.F. Wed. evil. flt~er servlcea at 1:30. r.w:._., ,_,J. ..... ., a ••·a. _ While the Elettiona Board Clerk could not be definite, be said that there were po.uibly 1Z peUUou citculatinl 1ft Middleport a n d ten in Poraeroy. Thua far , according to Gloeckner, there have been no p'etitions filed with tbe Bovd or Elections. No leA than five nor not more than 21 signatures are required on a petltlon, aceordina: to Gloeckner. Letha Ann'Howell Funeral Services Je Tuesday • F\1· 'at :j~~~~;:;;j:~~~! )~~h;~eldAun who '' ' ' ..... IJ ~a . m. J ILK,• ••. ville, paator. 8 p.m. Church. H1rrltoft. Rev. Howard Ruppelt, Conaregatlonal meeUn.c, , ' ' OH. ,a·.·o·.·y ·1. ' . ' "" . '·. ' " ,. . •" - ' School Assembly Program·' .< .S., h·.o. .ut The ' C...,., Of Chrlot, lr&dllury, loJ. Emerson, pa~tor, Bible Sch· ool, 1:30, Tburman Carney, tupt.; Joy Yopth In Coronet Solo With OSU Band Mighty wty, too% Wlrd Mor~lng wonhip, 10:30; Clhriatlln Endeavor, 6 p.m.; Evehlna aerv.ice, 7:30- l It haUds flae teeth Aad ~·es For You. ' un~ lotolllodl" ............. ' ' ! . I . .. Youtll ."-Junlor Youlh Jl'e11ow· ship · IS :4~ 11 m.--S~·nlor Youth F~llow~hlp • 0:00 ' at H1rrlaonvillo .......u. ph C. 7.unt'lul, a.m. Ch t~re h - Pre•brterian supc•rihh•ntlunt , p.m. J. BarteJJ. putor Mr, J crvi~ aud S..•rmon followed 8.8. S~pt. Sulljlay annual t nn ~:rt' gatinnal meeting.~ l!e~ool - 8'1& A.llol, Wor· Pint laptlst Church Aal!lh C. - 10,30 A. Ill. Con· Zunde l, pastor W\llllm Wtt11on SupcriiUendent 9:30- 11 combined acrvlcc of wonMp 111d study, Obearvanct of youth Sunday, . . . muklc. Sermon: •'Popularitt and ltl P roblems", Nu1'11Cy and Jurilo~ l'hurch ror children , 6 :30 yeutll mc~ tlnl( . Wednesday 7.30 Pray.or and Bible Study, Thursday '1:30 .. One Wo n Ont!" <:ht!:ls meetiq. \. \,I '-o ;J I'V '-' • \JOT "'SO'\ 1" r l!C;. ...... IT y • ,,. THE GROWN-UPS .. Approximately one thousand May 31, 1980, ehurch mem!)er.s from the 'I'ri· year term County area attended the Mission service at Pt. Pleasant Frlday eve· ning when.. Dr. £, Stanley Joneli was the sptaker. Ca&b aw1rds were donattd to the following winners by A'sl lfOskiDll: Muton Lambert and Eddie .Boney eaCh received $2.M 'b they tied fur' ftnt place by a:~villc .six eorrect ·aDI\fers to que!ltiDtls. In· asmuc)t U the first and aeeood pJace money was divided bctwee,_ tbe tw-.•bigbeat. scorers, the third a waltiog pDJting hearings, orlaerving out of sentences. F(lur western Meigs Countians Were arre11ted and jailed on open Frank and Alfred Lyons ear· ly Sunday morning at a loeal niJ~t club. They were: Ralf• Steinmetz, :l!l, Harrison· ville; .Jame1 Schuler, 23, Charles Sch~er. 23, and lack Kelsee. 20, all tl Rutland. Other new tenants of the county were Floyd T. Hayes, M.usilon. 0., serving out a three day sentence from conviction in Pomeroy mayor's court or a charge of driving while intoxicated (plus a $lfl0 fine); Milton Little, riO, M.ldd1eport, arrtsted by Constable Pete HendriE on a charge of non-tUpport and a.ssault and battel')' sUada)' afternoon; Charles R. Sarson, 43, LitHe l!oc:klng, arrested Satur. day n.itbt hs the Stlte Patrol for drivin~ while intoxitated and fined $100 and costa or $M.7lt and given a 10 day jail sentence by Justice of Peace R. E. Grindley. Also jailed, but released, were Aaron Hysell, 28, -Pomeroy, 2:30 a.m. Sullda}' by Patrolman John McKeru:le and Edward Strausa on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Hrnll posted $11111 bond In Mayor Robinson'a . court•• And Henry J'obn Kleilh 45, Pt. Ple~sant, wbo posted $200 bond to faee a similar Charge alter )Jis af· teat by SHeriffs DeDputy Frank early suntt.ly morning. ..Chtci.Uita Banana" provided the nially. The eoiJetti!ln al Ute ser· Latin rkythm lor the Spanish 1 vice Friday night was fMM).OO. 'Club memberg who were attired Among the local pe(lple attend· gay eabelleros and pretty scnqr. ing were the Rev. and Mrs. 0. R. itas u they sung and swayed to K.onkrtght, Fred I. G:.rdner, pas· the livi!!ly tempo of this colorft,ll. tor of the Cburch of Chrlllt, and song , Straw sombreros, suapes, Mrs. Gardne, Miss Bernice Bowen, bright saahrs and pegged pants Mn. Noah Haskins. Hallie Zerkle, provided the required atmosEigbt houses. a garage and sevMr. and Mrs. .tames Euler, Mrs. phere f(lr thia number which wa1 eral out-building& were llOid Satlb;ttie Smith, Mrs. Rebert Harris, we.J.I received bY the audience. James Baker. WilHam Fi&her, urday at auction at 1 the Pearl Mrs. Walter Bunce, Mrs. Nan Street School In Middleport with Moore, Miss Mil~red Hawley, Mri, Glenn 'Cecil, Eddie Boney, John Paul Smart as auctioneer assisted Dana Hamilton, Mr. an~ Mrs. Her· Beaver ,I Daniel 0 . Struble, Bart(IQ by Supt L. W. McComas. Campbell, John Jungnickh!, an_!! man Haddox. A fair sjzed crowd was present Jack F01lrorl were the ~~enorJ. Berfor tlic aucti(ln o£ the houses on Cheatcr Haddox, son of Mr. and nic-e Thoma. Dorl!l Wells, ~hlrley Mrs. Haddox, was- pianin fhr the Brown 1nd Bonmc Lawhorn were land to be uSed for the con~lrue~ Uon oltbe new •Elcmcnlary school. serVices uring tbe ,Mi8t1ldn. the senorttu. Everett CoUlns bought three Total attchdance at the \!arious Judy S~ntt'r was tbe proud services was 3,890 with an O$timsl· weater af tb"' !Ietty Crocker Home- hQUSCS; Mrs. 0. r . Klein, 1: Mra. td -c:OJ.let,tion. o( $1DOO.OO. m¥er ·iif Tomorrow gold modal Dl1e M0urnfnt, 2; Dc11Ver Wa.lt.r · ---. awarded by the General . MHIB oulbuildings wilh the cx:ccption o£ The PL Pieaaant Preaching Mls- cempany. The presentation was t.wo puTCbascd by l!."nrctt Col· siqn cloaed (In Friday oi.ght fol· made by Principal James A. Diehl, Uns. Price!! (ID the huuscs ranged from lowing six days of Hrvices de· who atated that the col'!le&\ was UYOred by 1cveral well-known rc- entered by all the glrl11 in the $1J75 for tho bouse f(lrmorly liJious leaders. seaior cla&s. Miss Spencer re- owned by the Carl Allensworth , It Was repotted that'" tbe mlssiotl calved the award for mald6g tbe family to $25 00. attracted ap"proximately 4,000 per· hilhest score among tbe Pomeroy tons durin' tf\e alx dayJ, Similar Hil:h School contcstanta. RIVER FAI.UNG 1 ___,. . aervlees were held Ia Huntington. Ashland, and Portsmouth. ~ngm~cn at Lock 23 on the An audlcncc of '180 person :-; TAKEN TO HOLZER Oh10 . River reported t(lda:y that beanl f~~omed world milsionary E nuby Frye was tllkcn la llol.-1 the rtver !If Age at J1:30 a.rn: was Stanley JOnes eiOJe the rluisioo H'O&Jilla( at 4 a.m . Monday 'by the at 27.4 feet and fallma: steadily at on Fflday nigbt. Pomeroy Emergency fllluad. one tenth foot per hour• Houses Auctioned At Middleport To Clear School Site ' r,, .•. 1'j/" tr Many From Here Attend Mission At Pt. Pleasant The program began when p~ogram announcer Roger Hysell m· troduccd Charles Nease and Nor· bert :Neutzling wbo led Ule traditional Flaa: Salute ceremony. The ttrst number at the FridiJ' momJng aa~embly wai the Roqm 23 Quiz Program. Mr. RO$j.ns. science and mathematics teaeber wrote the questioll!l and Joe Kennedy was mllderalor ot thf I)I'Ggram. Tally clerks were Qonald Roush, Roa:t:r Grindley, .ftnniM.urray, and Ca!(llyn PbiiUltt. · lll!oce aOiiloy, •1, was obBI'jld by Dr. J'ones was enrout to Jap~n Ted BftQe •od Robert Roberts, Where hi! will spend the next atlt cadi... of whoe made tive eorreet months. For the past fortr·nlne , I.DIW'f>rl a:nd received :10c ,ach.. year.t he has viJlted JIP!IIh bJen· 10!10; PMY ,......,. 7'00; Prucll- a.m . Subjt•t·t 1• """' John t., Brown or Pt. P,JeaiA!nt was appointed county jury com· minioner by Judge Oliver D. JCe• set Of the Maaon County Circlllt Court on Friday. Brown:, • ··prominent Republlcan, succeeds Georee A. Ralrden of who bid served as jury com· for some time. Brown'• . lilt 1:00; ' by lg .86teo, Paotor, IAIII'lll CUll. I••· pa•tor. Sunday School 8:13 a.m. dl7 IC!bool 1:30i Claq maUaa Thco Smith, Supt Worship 10:30 ~-- 7,30 p. m.. Th•anct '""•t.d Chuuorc~.~h•b~~::~::~ P. •· Eul toqr~. llelurmed ~ , .llor~7~•·ao~i_ w"oblp Jo,a, llv.. ltral Rev Waldo J Bart els ";i~··:,onl:hlp 011 tbt Ill. ~ ltb Mr. >'r.d Hlaoltn' l' . s . · S.Pa1tor, Supt. ., . .l'rOJer ll1tt1D1 Wed· ' Sunday C~urc~ S.hool . a,16 ' ·"'· Chari" ...... Worahlp . llour • 10 .30 a .1u.-serTo11lc: "A Challenge To Sund•1 7:10 ..d mun A QuiZ Conteat Sp(lnsored by Mr. Asa A. Ht:Ukiru;' Room 23 jun· tors and a vocal number presented tbe Spanish 1 ClaB8, entertatned Ule Senior Hii!h Sabool 8tudenl bodY Fricla;v morning at l'le ~~~emb1y program, Principal Jamea A. Diehl announced todiiY. ' Kid~ with c Quiz Contest Is Top Feature " ' It's Iiefresltlug aad Well"; serm~n of Jes us~ · : )'OUIJI l"'••ple ldpate in obaervan~ of Proa-- in small eh:mge. They reported too, that. Sandra Pona. tmab polio Ylctim of Syr• cuee made her yearlr donation of $2 to the Polio Fund through the firemen. The firemen today expreued tbeir thank.! to the Meiga Groeery Co. tor doOJtion of bagll for poptom; Ohio Power Co. for the donation of to Harry MUtbe address aystem MeJaa County so cene.rouly to and Middleport 10:15. Chlldren'o· "The Klna:dom 1)1 PNter Meet1n1 Wednes- God '', M\'F 5 30 p m. fAll youth doJ 7:110. H>1ell llua 8uoda1 or MYF awe. p!ear.c ~ pre&ent!l; 8ellooJ 10; .l'reaeblnr 11.11. Jan . 28-31 - 'Ohl(l Pastor's Con· PAIIIVIIW vention ·• nt ColumbU1!1, Pn:dor Orlllltb poator. SulldaJ Brown will lltlt•nd - W11dn~sday D:ao a. m.; Youac Ptoplu - 7 p 111 l'rayt'r tllf'ttlnl. Miss 8'48 p. m.; Sandy Pull s, le:1d~r. - Thursday p. m.; prOJer JDitllait, 7 p.m . Chutr reht·r~al worldn& lotletloer bl the laot day of tbe 'drive. The nr.tnen reported tbat llf Saturday's ·tale $257 wu durlnc th.,. houn lor tile ltlln1 of pebUone (If candldtcy by \bose seeking pubJie office In Pomeroy - The tftrl•tlan ChurCh at Hom· locJI: Grove, every Sunday 8:10 A II. Sunday Scboo1 and oomrnpnton •econd Sunday In month 7.30 1-'. 1'4. ehurch .,reaehjq fourth Sun Sebool 1:30i ebu.rcb tervictJ 10:3& YO!Itii'JIIIIIIII at 8 P. II. IDd When an individual takes hia Stew'ardshlp of l\fe as seriollls1y u he ought, he wants to be a channel fol· God's voice eallinJ to tbe needy world. The Chureh ever.ywhere faces a critical shortaJe of spiritual leaders. Some may be in the circum11t:mce that Samuel of the Old Te.sl1ment fo1111d himself HouRWives. INsintstmtn, when God was spealdn,g to,hJm. What is nettled today il more ttochlrt, ond stLICitrtta oil over Cllm!ifln people who can do as lhe world reod ortd fl'\joy thts EIJ did for Samuel u he testified lnttrnotlcnGI NwtpOpet, pub· to the fact that it was God caUlna to htm . ln the Gtb chapter oftsa. Nlhtd dal~ 11"1 BotiMrl, World .. tab the vr•ce of God ealllnr fGmaut fM constructive ntwl "Whom shall J send?" The answt:r atari" oncf PMttrotlnSJ ildllorlola. , rollowt •in these wordt "Here am 5peci01 fecuura .for the whole I. seiH:t me " Yodth rnin.:r times family. t ' are ('!onfused by nomerout call, 1' of them a11, none . seem to he ' --~----~ ,;L . 1l"'' ------wrong. Wllat they need lt tile 8ta. ~~ TheJ~tlora Scitftce Mol'lltor ble" influent1e or men and:'Women 'r Onf ~)51'., lOa~ 15, MoM. dodlcated t? the Chrittian• Ute. , ~·~~~, tor the time The Offletal Board of the Wef. ~· flncl my check or ley· Methodrat Cbol'th ln' the Lima ~ ~. District, througb a nurilber Of • '~ ;jltQ :~f ~ )'ears now, have taken tttelr aiand ~,1";. J ~S4 Is til the meaning ot Cbrist.Jan stewardship. They either by choice or appointmA:nt bave the respon· sibihly of certain youna: people in • the upper h;gh "'hool: EnceuraJement is the great fill!t.Or. 1'Kit • til,church, in the laat few 51eara, hal sent out many ministers and miaNonaries. God calls through every mearu, but 110 many tlmes encour~ aaement or interpretation is &reat~ ly aeeded, that one ma'y i'pplf bimlelf to the tall. The can of GOd 11 pl11ln 11nd ao ·are many other voic(!l that ue elamorln& for .the attention of the~ individual. The rouowina: e)jppinQ was from a nev;•l'lpaP«~r and the auth•r r• unknown to me: A young man had eome to hla old trilljnd, a.JawJer, before returzung 'to- colleJI!l, "You. expect to ,ara(lua.te from eollep thlJ coming year?" the lawyer ulted. "Yea, this Ia my last :year ....:.... Chrl•tlln Churc" •• ll..Urille Every Sunday Ill A. M. Sunday School and C ommuni<~n, first Sun. day In month 11 ·-'· M. Church tommunion and pr6&chlni; third 3unday In month 7:30 P. X . church preaching- " Chrletian ChYreh at Lon1 lof. tom, every Sunday 9.aG A . M Sunday ScMol and eummunl(ln; firtt Sunday in month 7:iW P, M. Chureh prearhmg; third Sunday In month 10.30 A .\1. Chunb com mun1on and prrachm&. The Chvrct. of Chri1l, Keno, erery Sunday 9:30 A. M.. Sunda) Sebool and communion, flCODd Sunday lu month 10:&10 A. M ChuTCb communion and preachln11 fourth Sunday In montb 7:30 11. M: church pt·cacbiDi Tllltl'ldoJ 8 P. ll, Clio,., of Chrlot, lratlloN, Bev. lohn Wyatt, P111tor, Bibl• up to and tndudinc The oftlcea wiU remain open Edwin Charles, Rector; Mrt. C. 4tit W. Clark, orjanlJL Wonblp and 1ermoa at 10:30 A. M., Holy Communion first Sundwy In 111ontb. Church School, Beginners and Primaey, at 10:30 A. M. For infor· Rlltion eoncerolnat our wort, pleas& telephone 302.J. wonblp at 8. PrQer meetlaa 01 + p.m. Feb. 8. Or•• lpiK.o;,.l Church. Eatt llaiQ Street, Pomeroy, Rev. J WGI'Iblp II A. ll. Suoday OYeDinJ PotDeroy Volunteer lll'flmen Sltunlay re&ebed tbelr Joal of Sl.000 for the ..,_ Couatr Pollo Foundation writlt Nlet totaUna: $35f,OJ, areonU.r~r: to announce· in tbe Maeonle Temple "WOUld now ~ q.pezted every afternoon from m. Evenl!ll U, Sebool 8:110 A. II. lloralnl Firemen Reach Goal Of $1800 For Polio Fond Election .Board •wltc~ed oY·I F1ling Petit•ons ae'rvlce 7:45 D. m. Partor. Mornln.J Star Sun:tay School 9...:. A. M. .r..orrdrrg wor· lhip ,, 11 A. M. KYF Sunday en. Dirtl at 8. Prayt~r mectirtg Thursda;r evening. F.Dl4!tprju Sunduy School 10.10 A. .M. .llornlnJ wor- anee January 31, Clare ·E. Board o1 !llectlons Ckrk Albert Company of OhiO Gloe<:kner todoy announ~ that WiDebr~~m~er, BUday Stbool 10 • em1c Minernille MtthocUst Church.. Rev. R. .11. Grov.), Pallor, Hosmet ARE CHEERING I Proleslant miJI. to be on Of •the l Sudden Absentee Increase Noted In The Eastern Part Of County Flu and heavy colds reached toward epidimlc propor1ion1 today In the eastern section of Meigs County·as both Chester and Racine High Schools reported a sudden increase in al>senteea:. Meanwhile, the Ills lbat laid low the enUre Pomeroy ba•kel· ball team last week were on the decrease today according to Evangelist 1'ill Open Services At Middleport Tonite pnncipala of Pomeroy 1nd Micldleport Hilh Schools. Rutland and HarriaonviiJe were tbe only .eboolJ apparently unhit by sickneu. Local Supervi10r R. R. Gray of Eastern High School at Cbuter il eonfioed at home with flu but a apoWmBD in his olflce Nid 21 pupliJ of an enr(lllment of 100 Jn the high school were absent tb.is mornmg, Only normal absenceJ were reported lut week. Thts was the same Jl.ltuation that greeted Racine scbool officiala tocloy. Principal Donald WoKe aald absentees were normal Jllt. week but jumped to 50 today out of & bigb school enrollment of 234. SO far no members of tbe Tonu.do basketball team which l8 IOing after victory No. 15 Tuetday 01ght 11t Wabarna are reported UL High School Principal JamH Diehl of Pomeroy dilciOJed that 36 were out of senior blgb tcbool elaaaes this mornin&- •nua compared with a top of 153 absent the mid. d1e of last week. Principal Earl Knight or Mid· dleport. said an average of 50 to 60 were absent daily Jut week but that this had dropped off EvanJeUst Fred c . 1allg:htlJ in the high school toda1 start a two weeb ser-twhen only 40 failed to IIUWel' . "'j~~.~MWdl<purt:. Church of teachers' roU Calls. Th(f wu from L~!•,.,st• be~g at 1:30 'Ill enrollQl.eat of ap~xl.matel)t .. - · . ~ itt the, hip ~<bfol.• .1 For f~rit serffte Du~ will t.ail weet an additM11l 50 were bave a spcr:lal feature which bas absent each day from the 4:50 pupn~t been tl!led bere before. There Ua in uade BCbooL and about ~ will alao be special mUJic ~ a aame preportion held into toda)' part of the prouam eacb evenm1 it was learned. ' for tbe duration of tbe lel'Vicea. 111'8. Beulah Strass, eRQI~ direewr of the Meigs COuatJ Health Department, said W. morning the department receive~ .nO • reports oD ex1ent of flJ~ and colds' ' UaJeu their prevalence readies wide epidemic prcportioftl.. I Search Is Pressed For Accomplice Of Confessed Slayer "'., Senate Demoerats dish- Make Demands Por twci -- r snow· Dulles To Rl'.'ilim omcAGO (UPJ-Authurlties ~<> day &ought the aUqed att_omplice of • 2l.,. •• , ... d wd WaabeT wbo confcsaed llaJi.DJ I leerHBd at.aen .aad. dWDrping their uude hodiel mto a ftlle4 .ditob. --~ Eward Lee ~onle the .dUllWASHINGTON (UP) SUIIwasber) Bedwell dicta~ a !Pined geltiens t.hat Seeretary of State statement to sberilfa pOlice SU.~ .John Foster Dulles resign were ' day Jn which be admitted the girl& were killed alter • ~at drink· ing bouts in skid row ban. . Bedwell then was taten. to tbe cit,'s southwest snburN :where he reenacted thf' bnrta1 er1me bef'ore 1 erowd of tho¥san.clt of onlooker& The susped showed How he and a man he idt>cntlfied oniJ u F'tlat slogged the . t'!O girls. In a. ~ when the VJct:Jma resiltf:d. thear advances. stripped Ute: Jirls their clothes a'nil then. dumped til em in a ditch in ~ !CI'o we11ther. · Bedwell was booked on two eharges of murder. Sen1ces were beld todaJr tor the ·or victims, Barbara Grimes._ !5, and her sister, Pltrieia. l"S'; at SL Jlallrice R(lman C.tbolic Cburoh where the sisters had wonhipped. Their mother, who bu been on the point of eollapae , Blaee tbe girls' bodies Were found l•st Tuts. day, kept a grim rigil . .ide tbe closed white corf!ns In the chapel. Her gr ief was beJgbtened bl Bed· weU's confession. "It'-s a he," the mo,ther, Mrs. Loretta Grimes sobbed. ..My 1irls wauldri't be on West beiDJ -heard rrom some Senate Democrall taday. They came u DuDes: went baet before t.he combined Senate Foreip Relationa and Armed sefv.. tees Committees for more qufto tioning. on President Eisenhower.. ·~ plan to use moner aod troopa. il -~ -~ neeeoary, to protect the Middle East froPl Ccmmuniat.J~/ TOd.ay's committee · 1, w.al ' · held behind elo&ed doofs, . Freshman Sen. ll,osepb s,. Cll¢ CD-PL) de:or.anded ' outricht that'" ~ DuUea: resign on grounda that be bas "lost 1be eonfld.eoce ot.·cNr ·. !' AJJJes" and Congreu. ' Fulbright and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (])-Minn.) hinted t. directly that lhey would Uke to see DuDes go. Humphrey said Dulles "!bay very weU have ou~ Jived hil u«~fulness ln. .tii"Vinl the vital intercal8 of tbe nation." · h!!"l MARKET REPORTS CINCINNATI, o. <UP) _ ·Jtrod. Ute: Egg,;, delivered prieta 1 c hi.aber; prices at fai'IDI, canaumen, he whites and browns, A jumbos 31· said. •·They di.dn't e'lt!n tnow 3(); A large 29-30; A mediums 2&27; A small 20-24; IB laree 31J.27; wb.erc it wa ~ ." Pathologist!!, wbo baV.e ~n un- FOB A large 86-3'1; A medium 33able to dcll!!!'m1ne the auae of the 34 8 Jarg~ 34-35. Chickens, lry<!ra 1·2 c bJgher; sistt'rs' death!!, Nid Bedwell's con· fryers 3-<1\i lb 18-20; hens, bea<iy Cession contJ.ins sam~ fi,Ueaf.iontl'P• 14·18; bens, Jigh~ type JO.l:L able points in 11gb\ of the aufopiy, Madison St. (Skid Row),.. 1 nO slgnilk:arxt There wrre marks of violence ah thiwe bodies." a pathologist Did, al· though Bedwell told autborltiea he and his companion Bluued the girls in the faee. · The Grimes .sJstera disappeared Dec . 28 after attendina: a movl• starnng thei.r idol, alqer Elvia Presley, for tbe Utb time. ,, Butter, 90 ICOte a. OOD 'OWL MEl HUBN, Mao. Richard Derslcpbanian's three • leiied chicken laid & half-pound esc. Jan. 30 � 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/. 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