https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0feb16bca7c793315160dbfc0ebb4fa6.pdf d75015f172c3ce83409ceb6ded8ee5cf PDF Text Text • ' ' -. 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 �' ) . • ~-Dally Sentinel, Pnmeroy-J.(Iddlepoi'l, 0., Jldl. 28; 1857 - Daily·Sentinel Day Book The. Daily Sentinel fiiiVg~' j6 INTERESTS OF MI!IGS-MASON AREA NEW AtRIVAL ltiCHAIID t. OWEN- GENERAL MAAAOIIt •ltiYNOI.D I. GREDNE - Mr. and ~ advertLiina: representative, Bottlllelli-KlmMll. [De., 143~ Ave., New York Citv. 16, N. Y. ' Subecri.Dtion rate~: Delivery by !!arrler WJMre ..lllable 110 1Mlt1 PM' week: one year in advance at The PaUy SentJnel ofttee. wtwre avtllable: one montb St. By mail one rur 18: ail mont.blo SlG 60; aix montht. 17.80: tb~ months, S3.00. By motor route ....28: three monthJ, $2.50: one month, St. Publtsbe<l. eve" afternoon except Sunday by Tbe ObJo VeUq SefttlneJ, Inc.. •t 110 Meehantc St., Pomel"l)y, 0. Buatoesa orne. phone 398, editorial office obone 3". AWARDID PRIZES Mrs. Sidney T. Russell and Mias tilood Bank Alternatives Look Poor Helen Wednesday, JanW~rv 30, is blood-giving day again in Meigs County The Bloodmobile will be a I Pomeroy Junior High's people to donate blood to the local blood bank, ·how would you go about it? What kind of publicity, what sort of Bloodmobile Chairman Marion Ebersbach comes t o The BACH!LOR AND EIGHT • PATHIIt & ION ,BOSTON - For the first time · UNUSUAL THEFT in 111 lona b t81.ory, ttw umformcd IICJU..ANP, Mich. - Someone branch or I he Massachusults stat~ !llolc 200 pound• of ferro -rnolybpollee now ttas a falher-und-sun dl'num from a local plant, poliee comblnMtion - Lt William J Sul- reported Ferromolybdcnum is a livan and rookie Trooper Richard malerlnl UllfJd in die eastlna and Sullivan. 111 valued at $1 a pound. ' DAILY CROSSWORD AVIIOM 1. Oirl'aumt 11. Mother 0 Shoshonean Indian I 6. IIOnJ'rt)l ,SO. Withdrawal r of troop. lt. Mailman\ •Pirlt fOr ) ao. Weap t I •Ymboll 19 Old None worq I •22. 41Yre 1 ........ 33 Drees 3t Duratlor 41. N'urae IOrient) t6 Man't nleknam. I J IBrc:lUtiC truth tt. Simian 21 Disclo.ted (abbr.) mony a1. Milt '11 Employ• 12 Ple<:u out 16 Put Into wtne Har. · 32. In anee•tnl' 11!1. Dry. a. 17. Reellnt 18. O.elle 29. P'Jower.J ~··~ :10 1. drawer Money 8 Biblical name & Olven to U. Happtnlnp 13. Rlvfr <Otr.) 24. Weird 26. Cajole fl. lAnd MII!IUUro ta. f'low.r \ 11. Poem ' ..... ' ' ·•·~~¥ aD. ou.w moon .II. latan · ll:r+--4-- at. At home u 17. Sed d\mt 1Bnr.1 11-l&nltt< 10. Grttk letter .:1 . .... •3.ACObUnent ........... ~~- Mirror · ·-..... 47. Wortllyot eompa111on 11<1 Pay attentton 1. ltlvar ............... ) '·" ...... • · P•rtonu DAILl' eaYI"l''QUOTE - Rere'l loow te work Ill AXYDLBA.AXR JLONOFI:LLOW UM Mntr limply atuda tor the UlrH ror e.nother. tn thll -~· A 11 .... ' L'1, X for UM two O'a, ete. 86Vh Wfttrl, apctt. troph.M, lht ltnfth t.ftd formau011. o1 u.. dQ Ult codt I•U•n an dtrtertnt, belli "· . ' PLI'V« ,.,,_\.,. an ldate. HJW'II: IQFFIP, JVP JXXJQVII:, QHUBVFJWF CliT>PLPV 11'8 CQII• .1: P 1)1- J! 1 II It P 8 T B C W II: B W , ...,_.. (l,lot~l AND WHA,. 80 'I'Q)Ioui' AI A ~ T.u&-nOMI!:It. ~lnattt ttr ~ ..-..t~~rt~ llnj*'t • I~ Eye Wt:!.tbfii'C.Ut ~dien FALLS, W»4t ., •' W~Z.T:Y PHON!!-. "- RATES 7·00 today 9·00 Cottee 'l'ime . l'll!ce Is ,JilibJ u :30 .Tru~ _ 9r C,ori!leqQe,nces 11:00 N 12:00 Tle' 'l'ac-Dousr:h 12:30 It could Be You l ·CO Current :.! ·00 Parton's Studr, :.! ;31} ·rennesaee .Ern' Potd 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Quee~ For A O.y 4:45 ModeJn Romanl!e .... (1) 11ft. Anba B&n'lhart his r!!!t um- 14 bonw lf't.ei' an extended vltit her oon. Womft Banlllart 1n Cleulond. •ri• IS:OO Comedy Timi! 5.30 My Uttle Meif{e your 6 30 News Your 6·45 Sports Eye of Fortune / Nat "XIR&" Cole REEDSVILLE FOB CONSI6TBNT DBPENDAISLB RESULTS fHSS Slln on 10:00 lfome' Legal Notice 8:00 Federal Men ~,..... 'NBC Newa ,,/ - · e<t Weathereast · 7:00 Grand Ole Opry · 6·~ '7:30 JoaatbaQ. WUite:rs Sholt Sunrise To Sunset 7 :4~ N)IC ~ .. 8:00 The l!ii·Sib$rJse 8:30 Nosh's Ar~ 9:00 Jane . show •9:$0 '1be 10:10 "11100 11:1~ :20 :25 . ·!~•ia~(. Station -.. Chaael1 TIMPIRANCI PROGRAM A Tempennce pro,Jtam was pre- Figuring Your Income Tax From Death At P-,-1. ---''-urg sented at tht weekly Assembly at Middleport IJlgh SChool thil past week with. 1.Jte hev. Claremont & Ho:vt. paatoT of. the First Baptist Ohull:!h, as the apeaker. Uterature supplied by tbe Middleport W.C. T.U. wu distributed to the denlll 3t the ('lose of the ~s!embly. Editor'• Note: ina: not more than flOO in By Friday, l•'ch. 1, every em- •forms of ineome. Dlllf olio use iU!A.tJITitll ploYed penon should recelve from the tlmple eard Form JOIWA to NIW PUPILS his employer a statement show- IUe a joint rotum. PARKEII&BUM. -W. Va. U1' New pupUI In the Middleport Ing how much be earned in 19&6 People whOM! total 'lneome ill -Three doctors ,broucht an 18-Kindergarten are Earl Thomas, and how much federtil tax waa withheld. Then the taxpayer ctn more than $100 lneome not sub-after son or Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bra.t· more and mu.lt thole file bavJna: ton; John KraWIK!Zyn, son of Mr. start filling out h!H lnt'ome tox Jeet to orwlthboldlnf · o.n and Mrs. John Kraw.ezyn; Barbara form . the long:et Fortn UMO ~ Wbla., dauabter of. Mr. and Mrs. today. ,$5~ f~~~~~~~~:l~lf~e~a~t~a~b~o,.~ i~me ;,•~l!e~j'~' j ;~~~~~~;~~~~~~ Dan Wlilte; and Brenda Boyer, 18 hour. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard at St. Boyer. April 15 But refunds are ma(le. l]lan ·:tftQO need not tftle any tax The eon>e, deadline is 'return People wboae first ftrst for servedreturns IC )'llU all, But.' .. if taxell.. Qre one or sevl.'ral million per. sons who Will be ent1tled to refunds. the sooner you rue YOYf" return, the ~poner you will aet it. at .wore wltb~e)d when it ·was to bJm, he Is entillei:l (o a 1 ml:~eh~n'J You nna•t rue a retufn to claim' a it ttor,ll«<· that refund. 'l'he yOUDJ81ter IDd b I Parents, And the lnternal Revenue Ss'n--, Mr and Mrt. Dwiebt Barnhart, Jce, too, will be grateful if YOU The .ClU'd Form 10408. tails tor Were vJiiUng ft'lends ,be\'e w,heu file eorly 16 it~ma o'f basic Jnfl)rrnallon, Larry Swallowed a marble while which do not have to be detaile1f To help taxpayers. Internal here·auch things u yO\I.r name Revenue Commhuuoncr Russell C and addre11, Socia! security num· Hara•lngton has wr1Lten five dis- ber, emtJloyer's name, your fJagpatChes for the United Pl'(!ll, The e's, inCome tax withheld, names of flnt fo!lows . children and other dependent!! By RUI!IIil.L C. HARRINGTON and ,SIGNATURE Commlnlon.r of lnt•rnal R•vanue As ( pointed out earller, this Wrltt.n Far United Preu · year's eard form has the one WASHINGTON UP ·The In· termrl Revenue Service hu tried Lo make lax paying easier for yo11 Lhi" year, by makmg no sumtan· Ual change! in the ir.comu tax re· lurnll you have <o hie. The tax law Is ct~Senlially the same ~~~ last year and the rate11 of the tax are the ume, so we have made no substantial chan1Jel In the forms. The lime you spent preparing Just year's return, therefore, should stnnd you in IDOd sl~ad this year, becau~~e you wm be covering familiar ground. The one thance we have made In the blank forms Willi to satidy the many taxpayers who use the almple punch cord tux form and want to know how much they owe-lntlead of leaving the arlth· metle Cor us. For them, we have devbed a quick, thrce-hne caleulatlon method to be used 11 lhey so c!hoOlle, But bttfore I explain that, -let ntll!l ' lay down the very basic rules o' federal Income taxation, In whleh .there have been no eha11g· pltal at abcu8 2,45 f.m . and at· tendante Mkl he ,took a lalt breath soon arterwPr• .. However, a surgira1 team preparing for an ap· pendeCtomy operation' was quick· Iy summoned. One doctor retrieved the marble with the aid Gfa 1aryritscope and the other make a quick 8lx-mch lnetsion tn Lhe baby',; chest an~ ~ gan massagm.11 the heart At ·the same time, adre:lin was alntroduced in the heart muscle. One ot tho doctors also ~began breathing In the child's mouth ln an effort to staft lta breatbtna again and the baby's famll)' doc· tor arrived shortly thereafter anfl joined In the life-ttavlnr effort. The-· baby began breathing ant\. heart beat resumed. Jle wu placed In an oxygen tent and llved through the night. But death came at 8·45 a.m. today. noteworthy change we have made tn Ifill tax forme. H11 Simplified Form The card form has three new lines which give you the opUon of caleulaUnJ ·how much tax you owe In addlUoa to what has been withheld, or how much rerund you have eomlne. If you ehooM to maka thU cal· t'ula\lon, and find you owe more than withheld, you must send the money ln with your return. You eannot walt for u1 to 11tnd you • bill. Anyone wll,9 uses the eird form wil1 automatleaJ)y 11et the atandard ten 11er eent dedutllon (or medleal expehllll, oontributlons and the llllt, with· out anY extra cal!!ulatlng. Make out your eheclr: or money order to ''fntemal Revenue Serv· let!" we are no longer the "Bu · reab of . Jntet'hal Revenue" and malt' It with your return lo your diatriet director of Internal Revenue. Tbere Ia at leaat one dittrlet d~rtttor ln e'f,ety atate. -If you ch~ NOT to make tho e1 at ill: tn: t~~le!WatiQ.ft, ~ou 11 end the form A,)lrll 15 DHdllno to the <ilotr~\ ~jh.<;tor II• In tbo The na_ular deadline for 1n in· p84L,yUQ... He _will figure out your dl\'i(baal tO .i1J.e hi• oF her return 'Ill and tend you a bill or a n[o t!Ut mtdnll,hl or Mondoy. Ap>ll loofiJI·ebeoll. 15. The 1,001;1er .;rou rue, or counu, ·I~ W·2 ,..,. tbe aoo'her your return wlli be ' In -~ dll, 1un to .enelote proeeft'td tor bllllna: or postlble Cq)' B ~ol ·U..: ·Form W-2 wbleb refund. )lOUt. enipLO)'er live• you, 1lhowrbe upwards or 65 million pro- Jqr how lnt$Ch you were .paid and ple ·who mu11t file .,e, In tenetal, ttow nttAelJ. ~Jx he held out ot your lhtle wt.o are t1tllens or l'di· ~ ~plfeiQp, · dent• of th.e United States under Wtifn ~}Ul out vour 'I'Murn, 61 )'till ·Of ace. having income you Di:IY ~ off the dn~Jjr ,fll· or 1t lea.t $dOO. Individual• wbo \lrM you uetHl1mlMte ~na: 1M 18 or ever need rue onl¥ if feq tun ,DO eentl, ahd ~­ tl!olr ln<!Qmo II •1.1100 or biKber. oDJ .JOID.i>uot between BO c_,.ll ond 'l"btre are two basic forms on Dt etAl4' ~ Uae nut hlJbtM. dOl· whleh to file4'orm l{M() while tar PIIIMr tnd rorm 1040A a burr . tli:PWtft who ttiUlot U1t eolored cttrd, the aile of a check,· ·t}tf :Wf· ~~thoal wbo mutt an~ almoat aa Nly to flU OUit. uH ~ror. ,1010 · are tiiOM wbo Most . taxpayen ••• the '8o~t or oolal')" ~ a1 brief and almp1e eard Form tOIO,A WI • ·• ' · or more than '100 lnelodlng many wbo are tn>ubU.., a! ~. ..d lltooo )l'ho them1elve1 unneceaarlly with the .~ tiD ~lliile Ultir dtlfUetlona lonrer Form \MO. .lootl~' ~ ere bl- .tltm 1111 Tho OUd form Is apetlfloaliy pinyin&". He (!hO(!ked on 'the marble and paued into untonseiousnest. Thee hlld was ruShed to the hos- w•• ,c,_,~ jilorrl"' c...,.o.. ,. bo~!i."a •Pd wife who e~rn .lm ~~ - .1!00 trom t!>elr com· ~ltiiO I \lld lllorieo, lo~Ud· 10:110 10:80 11:30 11:00 12:l5 12:30 Seareb for Tomorrnw la:4ll Guldlnf Light 1:00 Katie's Klt•ben 1:30 :As ·the World TUrns 3:00 Our Mlu !'rooks 2:80 ROU"'PPriY 3:00 Bl1 Payoff 3:30 Bob t:rosby Show f:OO Brlibter Day u: ~r:t;:~l;:.l 5:00 Tbtt! Early SJltow 8:80 Y;our Esao Reporter 8:0 8po!U Para ... 8:M W:tatherman valiant La\iy 12:4S Guiding 'LigHt ..r ~·· .Pomeroy. · bas bocH d<Jty• minlstrator ot: VanMeter latt:. Ollio, deeealetf. Dated this 11th day o/ Januarr 1937. t- Jlt'ete llN1I! MERCURY V8>t' dr: i'iilltli!tlii Love of Life 12:30 ~earch fOr Ton:liortow' 1:00 Katie's Kltcben 1:30 A! the World ·T urns 2:00 Our Miss 8rook1 2·30 Houseparty 3:00 Fig PayOff 3:30 -Bob Crusby Shaw 4:00 Brighter Dlt~ "' 4:15 Secret Sto.mt 4:30 Edge o' Niaftt 1 5:00 The EarlY ·~6·30 Your Ess6llepo"'l!r 6:45 Spotta 1'•ffilt II : -~~~~tiif.,'; • 11:30 Strike it Rleh 1~.00 12~15 YU~~I..:.DI\ local BJaettnar's, Sedan.. Mercomailc. One '. PJA~ Po' $2$95.00. Of. 1 24 61c • ·.l'OIITw VI: Cl!iettaln 2 dr. Sedan. Low mileage. one careful owner. $._2.495.00. Blaettnar's, PomerOy. · 1 24 6tc JOI!ll' C. RACON bok11'1g' For Judge 6f the Probate Court ll'elSs bounty, Ohio (I) 14, 21, 28, 3tc Something • REPORTED ILL Jl1q~d Mankin reteived word Sunday ot the sedous Ulneas of ~ bratber, Emmett Mankin, of koseoe, Pa. Mr. Mankin accompin· led by his nephew, Floyd Zitkau of l{untip.cto~. W.Va., left at 'once to be with his brother. Your Elettion Laws · to attend the ~ t I tianed will tuilher' \itO _o!ijtle1' tblt they ba.. l'fel8 Confmnce II.... ~'IIi .... . IUtoiliCIR, _,.d! tlll!t Febru~, 11{1'1. Robert COats, Admlltlltt'otor at tho !!!tale of Edllli $!olen,. deee,~ect. Wel)ttU .. Fults, forAd~. AUO....,I ' (12) 24 ;1111), '· lt, ill; 28,814 ' ' ' HTN-TV C:ha Monday- Challnel13 CIIANNAL 13 11 :« 11 ~•s 12:10 12:15 12:30 Sign On Cartnon Club Noon New1 Nelabb<.rs Liber.ace .........1... ACCIDINT - 11:44 SIJil On LW.. GnuoiOV .... lontlt 11 :45 CartOl)D Club 12:10 Noon ~NeWi ' 'i.~al Eatott Brok•r , 12:1~ l!elghbors'. 1-2:80 Lttier:ace - -1:00 Feminlne. t'eulih 1~45 Movie Matinee.:: 3:00 4:3~ Mr. an4 jln. Gerald Sellol'i are iriboundllf' !I.e· birth of o· oon on :atilts.., n. I~ MIDDLIIJiollT, OHIO ~..,.., PHO~~· "II I Aflernoqn~·.•_·l~\••-~"estlv!ll sup.er COMPTON, 0 . .o~ BMC Collld lbeel, ....,.,. oiftoe I f - t ta 1!, Z Ia I. ( 0 - 8 NGOB ell Tlti&l FOR SALE 1956 Models- Electric Hanlp a..a<1 !If. lmner resl"tO~IoYof tbe D;esvlUe area died !"' Iul AtiiBDI. Funeral serv· lleld 1t the Bipny Fun-~oe,..''WednNdlr llld burial School Lot cemetery. Kn. Jobn SilYer were the latter'• parents, Mr. l1rret. Bobo. On Sunday ~! ·P.''"!P attended a birt:hday dinbome or Meryl Bobo, in hooodni Jarrot !lobo 1nd granddaughtw, SindJ. Kn .. Vallie Ogdlli is convlle• at the home of het daughter, made putleo d.. ~~:.I tbey ate ftll.utlod to -el' t!fo same o,n or ~tOte thf. 8th' dQ' of SCHOOL RANGES lllllalled In ldbe, ltllf, at 1111! • ii.Ut&AMD HIGH SCHOOLS Walter Swell. Tom Cla:r returned from Arms Hospital ift Ath· Her daughter, Mrs. retu111elfl With lltr their h·ome, Spring. ......... Albtlll" "' .. ii sloWly bn· . 5:00 Mickey ~"="• 8:00 cartooa o:ao Flvt~ Star nBGitt::AU . 7:1~ John Daiy • ·lh• '7:30 Cheyenne llOOeR MORGAN 8:30 ·wyalt Earp Plullle 441 . cades. Mrs. Ka-thryn V. Pal't.Yk• retired from deUveJI.q m i 1 k through all kind• of weather, 1ild took over Ule dairy books to keep MNJeU busy. I LOCAL P)CTUIES ,LOCAL 'NEWS:. GOLDIN P.AJI.KING IIRUNSWISK, He. - A <areleu motor lsi could have parked legal· more than 2U bourJ tor eoin be dropped Into 1 meter here by mbtake. n ••• an old Q.BO gold pieee wbieb a toin d.ealer taid wu worth about fll. deduction Of ten per eeet, to eoYfl medlcMI expensea, oontrlbutioDI, and other deduotible item a. lntel'elt · ~:oe_."G . iij,_..c ~ 8 room hoase Newly inside tM ou.t. A. N •I ADtrlffSifMIN1"r LOCAL EM,I:fiMiA"ll' ' 'LOCAL IHTEREST , LOC'Jll. GOYERAGE EVERYTfiiHG IS •f'l : • Pnttle'l'ft:r. Must llleu8 T11t If you are a Form. 1fMo filer and your lncome come• from . " 1 LOCAL otber IOUNII than N\11')' or W81· es... 1ucb 18 tUvldends, lht~ 1 • rent, capital pins-you mq~t Uit your ·Wqlte ill the ,opp~prlilta section• o• 'Pqe 3 and -oo«npute your tu. on tile 11&e tibl41 >Wblr:h IN THEi6Ailt SEMfMtt ,,. provided. 'rho malllq adre• Ia the iame W aU returns.: Dl• Dlreetor of tntttnil lteven~ with button\Me ~~ lloodbooni,M I I¥; . . . ._IIIII tole...,•• dol- 11\tll oetl001 bee~ fenda•t to oild ,.uuon = W~ P'ointRoek lll'll . ...... lllto- periOD& ' N Norris filled his at the M. E Johnson and Mrs were at Portland in the headqUii'ten ehy for YiJUr dllllriet. op\io~ , . liJ,....nee ~<Wd tf you need help with JQur reo aiiJOQDtt~ 10 P4!1r cent of lfteami. tum, call on ,the diltriet odke or tn JUuq;p Jl'orm IotO,,you .e lbe ..._ litld ofllet of tbe 1n· • .r:nUIJil! l!fi'the four-pap form ternal Revenue Servtee. h h.elpl U •• • . two. , 11Jto< ut and JD1Y ..,.e :vur tlpae ir or .U • 1. Jn • .. -.,e, you •lint. nolo. It ;ollr ,..Ott!! , Ill ·~ or oon 1111 )d..~ 'pOI!t WI,.., Ylalted of the Eden relativt>s here evening. SKATIIfttl PAJn\Y lli>ull.. Edworils. :Mr. and Mrs. -herald Anthony, Robinhooi eouncUors of the Junior Youth /Buras & Altea Fel1owship at the First Baptist T1lent S«Jut1 Cburth, took twelve youn2 people, 9:00 1'Love Luey members of the BYF, and their 9:80 Deeember Bride 1ue•ta: to the Chester Skataway 10:00 stdtlio One Ftiday evenini as a part of their U :00 U,.to--the Minute News retreatlonal program for the 11:00 Sci'nnlng tbe Weather 1roup. e Late Show .u,,· WCTU TO MIET , The Romero:v WCTU wUI meet at the Baptitt Church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ralph Zundel will be program chairman. ·~;~- !f~~~~~~!•!,liln Roll il a patient in the Huntington. V O'PTO.II'rii.IIT MILK MAID deslanid for pertons whose u.., ~ome lut y~ar was leu tbln . $1S.OOf <tod waa In the form of cir IIIII')" from "blob tloo! employer withhelct money f~r tel- , er1l tneome taxea every ,1 ~ ne U. <JIJJ(bllnt probl._, to too eompll~!ett 10 h , ' ,..,.,. or ,.,,. eorner wt ·up · filii Mnd In jllly> bal• •na- •• the l!lt.olle, 'toln~ . to $100 o( n.'ra 1MOmt-lrom • ,,_.p ·t tJ~u owe Q.j '1rith too our ~wei't ~- , !)ll'tw.tiat'tfl Job Or dlvidenda, }or •ln- yodf rU\~: thll "·htWin."Hr ~tor the stance-may al10 U6¢ the '!a'rd ,JJ ya1i v,te onl:r ~he fiftt ro~ ann&uO.temflill of ferm, 10 long M hls total IJ~eomc (If · ~11(1; 1040. JOU ·~t',~~n 'llolle~ •tax~.UI· wa• J~- t)u $0.000. tax , ~.'tbe <tax • in w- . ' 1858 PON'nAC Capt3in ·Kanll!<;oli 9:00 Mol'Din& Show · 10:00 Garry lloore 110:30 Arthur Godfre~ 8:00 9:00 7:00 7:15 7:30 1:00 I:SO 8:00 CHICOPEE, Mau. - Chicopee's lady "milkman" haa been ''kicked upstaln" after more thin two ~· otfiO!U.;,, A c.,.,......,. Quolollon !!"" Pleture Cbureb at 8:30 p.m. on "J'uesdoy to start their work pro- ,fb, DOWN 8:00 S"'>'l"'"'n !Japtlt~ t-! Llltlt&l~ awarded Todav Cofret Time Homa The P ~·i e Ts Right Truth or Constquenrt-s Tic T.ac Dougb U Cliu:Jd Be You 4 . T Sign Oa Current 2:00 Camera Goes to School ~ : 30 ten~uee Ernie Ford 3;00 Matinee Theatre 4:()( Quef!D li'or A Vl1 4:45 M'l'l''iern Romanr."'s 5:00 Comed1 Time 5:30 lty IJtUe Marcie BROTHERHOOD MUTING M~mbers of tbe Baptist Men's Jtrothtlrhood will meet at the First with the tubes. bottles. and little pump? f;OVJERVlLLir., Mus. - Thom11 H. Joy .has eight children - and mluion~er WilHam ~ TMnW~d hal taken the view thal stray d'ogs a newly ea;·ned baehelor or ]sw are not re11ponsible for their tlcgrt't'' from Bol!lton ColleJe. Joy pllght He announred that owner~ had mterrupted his law studies to whose doas have been found run hecom.• an :tccountant but later nlng l<:ose twlre will be arrested decided he'd rather be a lawyer and subjeet to flnefl of up Lo $300 and wt•nt hack to sehool. 8:M ben. appeal is needed to Inspire you to present yourself to the g&ls STRAY INFORMATION GARY, lnd ·- ('ity Health Com - were .Robert McElbiauey entertained her Card Club at her home on SoUth Third tA.venue. The bosten served a dcoen eout"Be to those named above and the tJub mem· IC you, Mr. and Mrs. Reader. had the task o f encoul!IIRing ' Wa~d~ll ~ prizes Frid•Y evenini when Mrs. gymnasium 12 noon toG p rn. .. - Monday- Channel3 "1:00 8.00 P4rents are the Rev. 10:00 Louis A. ·BI.Itgel1er, camden, 11:00 Mr. BangerLt-r II a fo'rmer ot Heath Methodist and 11 ·30 the Gorrs were trequ~nt visitor• 12:00 in Middleport during his piUltor· 12:1\() 1.00 lie. l:ateftd u aecond c1aa mai.lln& matter at Ule post ollke at Pomero,, Ohio. ". JUehant Zanesville, llave ennouneed birth ot 1 son , <;raeory wo• •born on luuary IDOlOR Daily Sentinel periodically during the lulls between blood giving days with the most woeful appearance. "Have you a new idea that mi_ght help get more people out next Ume," she has said. And adds. "We've just got to get at least 100 pints every trip to be safe.'' The facts of the need and t h e truth obout blood credits both have been spread to every cornor of this county 11 it to every county in the United States We are little more or little less responsive lhan other counties in our land. The job of obtaining sufficient blood to keep strieken people alive, and to make them well, remains everywhere. It would be well. perhaps, lor us to review possible alternatives to the present method of securing needed blood. We would suppose they might be: . 1. L e t blood giving be on a commercoal baals entirely. Those able to pay would Jive. Those unable would die. Con· ceivably enough "protessional" blood givers would ·be -found to satisfy the able· to-pay needs . 2 Let the Red Cross get out or this humanitarian ,program, give It up for a hopeless task, and put the U, S. Oovornment In This would amount to using pubhc funds (from.taxes) .to purchase blood from donors which in turn would be Jlven m· digent persons unable t o pay for ot. In this Cl8e 1 jlroof of "paupery'' probably would be reqmred before blood was glv· en free at government expense. 1'he first alternative appears outside the senslbilltiBI,of Americans. We doubt seriously if many people w1111t thll sort of a program That's the method we've left behind. Should we progress backwards? The second opens the door for f~rthe~ government ~control into our daily lives with an added 1tem m the l!Ubllc budget whlch it has been rumored is something resembling a very taut rubber band already. There may be other and less strik1ng alternative. While we sit at home next Wednsday afternoon, instead of glvl!'g blood think of some or them. Give your ideas to the public. If there's a better way than that now practiced, we're sure the Red Cross, the government, and unfortunate folks that need blood would like to have them. Meanwhile, co"¥' if you can to Ihe Pomeroy Junior High gym next Wednesda-y . .tan. 301_ --c-=-=-:~c-c=-::-:=:::-­ ~n. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ .:..yy Chan,.,el3 ' · ..Di1ly Selitln~, Pomeroy·Mlddltporl, O.,lau. 28, 19ST-' ·"ltH:~~·~:~. tl.).~'lf). ...,,. I ·hoiolOr MU• • .,. ' And We Are Proud t6 ' '' ' ' THI OML¥ l«AAr· · Newspa~ t.{M~gs (ou~ Sitol-,_, �' ) . • ~-Dally Sentinel, Pnmeroy-J.(Iddlepoi'l, 0., Jldl. 28; 1857 - Daily·Sentinel Day Book The. Daily Sentinel fiiiVg~' j6 INTERESTS OF MI!IGS-MASON AREA NEW AtRIVAL ltiCHAIID t. OWEN- GENERAL MAAAOIIt •ltiYNOI.D I. GREDNE - Mr. and ~ advertLiina: representative, Bottlllelli-KlmMll. [De., 143~ Ave., New York Citv. 16, N. Y. ' Subecri.Dtion rate~: Delivery by !!arrler WJMre ..lllable 110 1Mlt1 PM' week: one year in advance at The PaUy SentJnel ofttee. wtwre avtllable: one montb St. By mail one rur 18: ail mont.blo SlG 60; aix montht. 17.80: tb~ months, S3.00. By motor route ....28: three monthJ, $2.50: one month, St. Publtsbe<l. eve" afternoon except Sunday by Tbe ObJo VeUq SefttlneJ, Inc.. •t 110 Meehantc St., Pomel"l)y, 0. Buatoesa orne. phone 398, editorial office obone 3". AWARDID PRIZES Mrs. Sidney T. Russell and Mias tilood Bank Alternatives Look Poor Helen Wednesday, JanW~rv 30, is blood-giving day again in Meigs County The Bloodmobile will be a I Pomeroy Junior High's people to donate blood to the local blood bank, ·how would you go about it? What kind of publicity, what sort of Bloodmobile Chairman Marion Ebersbach comes t o The BACH!LOR AND EIGHT • PATHIIt & ION ,BOSTON - For the first time · UNUSUAL THEFT in 111 lona b t81.ory, ttw umformcd IICJU..ANP, Mich. - Someone branch or I he Massachusults stat~ !llolc 200 pound• of ferro -rnolybpollee now ttas a falher-und-sun dl'num from a local plant, poliee comblnMtion - Lt William J Sul- reported Ferromolybdcnum is a livan and rookie Trooper Richard malerlnl UllfJd in die eastlna and Sullivan. 111 valued at $1 a pound. ' DAILY CROSSWORD AVIIOM 1. Oirl'aumt 11. Mother 0 Shoshonean Indian I 6. IIOnJ'rt)l ,SO. Withdrawal r of troop. lt. Mailman\ •Pirlt fOr ) ao. Weap t I •Ymboll 19 Old None worq I •22. 41Yre 1 ........ 33 Drees 3t Duratlor 41. N'urae IOrient) t6 Man't nleknam. I J IBrc:lUtiC truth tt. Simian 21 Disclo.ted (abbr.) mony a1. Milt '11 Employ• 12 Ple<:u out 16 Put Into wtne Har. · 32. In anee•tnl' 11!1. Dry. a. 17. Reellnt 18. O.elle 29. P'Jower.J ~··~ :10 1. drawer Money 8 Biblical name & Olven to U. Happtnlnp 13. Rlvfr <Otr.) 24. Weird 26. Cajole fl. lAnd MII!IUUro ta. f'low.r \ 11. Poem ' ..... ' ' ·•·~~¥ aD. ou.w moon .II. latan · ll:r+--4-- at. At home u 17. Sed d\mt 1Bnr.1 11-l&nltt< 10. Grttk letter .:1 . .... •3.ACObUnent ........... ~~- Mirror · ·-..... 47. Wortllyot eompa111on 11<1 Pay attentton 1. ltlvar ............... ) '·" ...... • · P•rtonu DAILl' eaYI"l''QUOTE - Rere'l loow te work Ill AXYDLBA.AXR JLONOFI:LLOW UM Mntr limply atuda tor the UlrH ror e.nother. tn thll -~· A 11 .... ' L'1, X for UM two O'a, ete. 86Vh Wfttrl, apctt. troph.M, lht ltnfth t.ftd formau011. o1 u.. dQ Ult codt I•U•n an dtrtertnt, belli "· . ' PLI'V« ,.,,_\.,. an ldate. HJW'II: IQFFIP, JVP JXXJQVII:, QHUBVFJWF CliT>PLPV 11'8 CQII• .1: P 1)1- J! 1 II It P 8 T B C W II: B W , ...,_.. (l,lot~l AND WHA,. 80 'I'Q)Ioui' AI A ~ T.u&-nOMI!:It. ~lnattt ttr ~ ..-..t~~rt~ llnj*'t • I~ Eye Wt:!.tbfii'C.Ut ~dien FALLS, W»4t ., •' W~Z.T:Y PHON!!-. "- RATES 7·00 today 9·00 Cottee 'l'ime . l'll!ce Is ,JilibJ u :30 .Tru~ _ 9r C,ori!leqQe,nces 11:00 N 12:00 Tle' 'l'ac-Dousr:h 12:30 It could Be You l ·CO Current :.! ·00 Parton's Studr, :.! ;31} ·rennesaee .Ern' Potd 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Quee~ For A O.y 4:45 ModeJn Romanl!e .... (1) 11ft. Anba B&n'lhart his r!!!t um- 14 bonw lf't.ei' an extended vltit her oon. Womft Banlllart 1n Cleulond. •ri• IS:OO Comedy Timi! 5.30 My Uttle Meif{e your 6 30 News Your 6·45 Sports Eye of Fortune / Nat "XIR&" Cole REEDSVILLE FOB CONSI6TBNT DBPENDAISLB RESULTS fHSS Slln on 10:00 lfome' Legal Notice 8:00 Federal Men ~,..... 'NBC Newa ,,/ - · e<t Weathereast · 7:00 Grand Ole Opry · 6·~ '7:30 JoaatbaQ. WUite:rs Sholt Sunrise To Sunset 7 :4~ N)IC ~ .. 8:00 The l!ii·Sib$rJse 8:30 Nosh's Ar~ 9:00 Jane . show •9:$0 '1be 10:10 "11100 11:1~ :20 :25 . ·!~•ia~(. Station -.. Chaael1 TIMPIRANCI PROGRAM A Tempennce pro,Jtam was pre- Figuring Your Income Tax From Death At P-,-1. ---''-urg sented at tht weekly Assembly at Middleport IJlgh SChool thil past week with. 1.Jte hev. Claremont & Ho:vt. paatoT of. the First Baptist Ohull:!h, as the apeaker. Uterature supplied by tbe Middleport W.C. T.U. wu distributed to the denlll 3t the ('lose of the ~s!embly. Editor'• Note: ina: not more than flOO in By Friday, l•'ch. 1, every em- •forms of ineome. Dlllf olio use iU!A.tJITitll ploYed penon should recelve from the tlmple eard Form JOIWA to NIW PUPILS his employer a statement show- IUe a joint rotum. PARKEII&BUM. -W. Va. U1' New pupUI In the Middleport Ing how much be earned in 19&6 People whOM! total 'lneome ill -Three doctors ,broucht an 18-Kindergarten are Earl Thomas, and how much federtil tax waa withheld. Then the taxpayer ctn more than $100 lneome not sub-after son or Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bra.t· more and mu.lt thole file bavJna: ton; John KraWIK!Zyn, son of Mr. start filling out h!H lnt'ome tox Jeet to orwlthboldlnf · o.n and Mrs. John Kraw.ezyn; Barbara form . the long:et Fortn UMO ~ Wbla., dauabter of. Mr. and Mrs. today. ,$5~ f~~~~~~~~:l~lf~e~a~t~a~b~o,.~ i~me ;,•~l!e~j'~' j ;~~~~~~;~~~~~~ Dan Wlilte; and Brenda Boyer, 18 hour. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard at St. Boyer. April 15 But refunds are ma(le. l]lan ·:tftQO need not tftle any tax The eon>e, deadline is 'return People wboae first ftrst for servedreturns IC )'llU all, But.' .. if taxell.. Qre one or sevl.'ral million per. sons who Will be ent1tled to refunds. the sooner you rue YOYf" return, the ~poner you will aet it. at .wore wltb~e)d when it ·was to bJm, he Is entillei:l (o a 1 ml:~eh~n'J You nna•t rue a retufn to claim' a it ttor,ll«<· that refund. 'l'he yOUDJ81ter IDd b I Parents, And the lnternal Revenue Ss'n--, Mr and Mrt. Dwiebt Barnhart, Jce, too, will be grateful if YOU The .ClU'd Form 10408. tails tor Were vJiiUng ft'lends ,be\'e w,heu file eorly 16 it~ma o'f basic Jnfl)rrnallon, Larry Swallowed a marble while which do not have to be detaile1f To help taxpayers. Internal here·auch things u yO\I.r name Revenue Commhuuoncr Russell C and addre11, Socia! security num· Hara•lngton has wr1Lten five dis- ber, emtJloyer's name, your fJagpatChes for the United Pl'(!ll, The e's, inCome tax withheld, names of flnt fo!lows . children and other dependent!! By RUI!IIil.L C. HARRINGTON and ,SIGNATURE Commlnlon.r of lnt•rnal R•vanue As ( pointed out earller, this Wrltt.n Far United Preu · year's eard form has the one WASHINGTON UP ·The In· termrl Revenue Service hu tried Lo make lax paying easier for yo11 Lhi" year, by makmg no sumtan· Ual change! in the ir.comu tax re· lurnll you have <o hie. The tax law Is ct~Senlially the same ~~~ last year and the rate11 of the tax are the ume, so we have made no substantial chan1Jel In the forms. The lime you spent preparing Just year's return, therefore, should stnnd you in IDOd sl~ad this year, becau~~e you wm be covering familiar ground. The one thance we have made In the blank forms Willi to satidy the many taxpayers who use the almple punch cord tux form and want to know how much they owe-lntlead of leaving the arlth· metle Cor us. For them, we have devbed a quick, thrce-hne caleulatlon method to be used 11 lhey so c!hoOlle, But bttfore I explain that, -let ntll!l ' lay down the very basic rules o' federal Income taxation, In whleh .there have been no eha11g· pltal at abcu8 2,45 f.m . and at· tendante Mkl he ,took a lalt breath soon arterwPr• .. However, a surgira1 team preparing for an ap· pendeCtomy operation' was quick· Iy summoned. One doctor retrieved the marble with the aid Gfa 1aryritscope and the other make a quick 8lx-mch lnetsion tn Lhe baby',; chest an~ ~ gan massagm.11 the heart At ·the same time, adre:lin was alntroduced in the heart muscle. One ot tho doctors also ~began breathing In the child's mouth ln an effort to staft lta breatbtna again and the baby's famll)' doc· tor arrived shortly thereafter anfl joined In the life-ttavlnr effort. The-· baby began breathing ant\. heart beat resumed. Jle wu placed In an oxygen tent and llved through the night. But death came at 8·45 a.m. today. noteworthy change we have made tn Ifill tax forme. H11 Simplified Form The card form has three new lines which give you the opUon of caleulaUnJ ·how much tax you owe In addlUoa to what has been withheld, or how much rerund you have eomlne. If you ehooM to maka thU cal· t'ula\lon, and find you owe more than withheld, you must send the money ln with your return. You eannot walt for u1 to 11tnd you • bill. Anyone wll,9 uses the eird form wil1 automatleaJ)y 11et the atandard ten 11er eent dedutllon (or medleal expehllll, oontributlons and the llllt, with· out anY extra cal!!ulatlng. Make out your eheclr: or money order to ''fntemal Revenue Serv· let!" we are no longer the "Bu · reab of . Jntet'hal Revenue" and malt' It with your return lo your diatriet director of Internal Revenue. Tbere Ia at leaat one dittrlet d~rtttor ln e'f,ety atate. -If you ch~ NOT to make tho e1 at ill: tn: t~~le!WatiQ.ft, ~ou 11 end the form A,)lrll 15 DHdllno to the <ilotr~\ ~jh.<;tor II• In tbo The na_ular deadline for 1n in· p84L,yUQ... He _will figure out your dl\'i(baal tO .i1J.e hi• oF her return 'Ill and tend you a bill or a n[o t!Ut mtdnll,hl or Mondoy. Ap>ll loofiJI·ebeoll. 15. The 1,001;1er .;rou rue, or counu, ·I~ W·2 ,..,. tbe aoo'her your return wlli be ' In -~ dll, 1un to .enelote proeeft'td tor bllllna: or postlble Cq)' B ~ol ·U..: ·Form W-2 wbleb refund. )lOUt. enipLO)'er live• you, 1lhowrbe upwards or 65 million pro- Jqr how lnt$Ch you were .paid and ple ·who mu11t file .,e, In tenetal, ttow nttAelJ. ~Jx he held out ot your lhtle wt.o are t1tllens or l'di· ~ ~plfeiQp, · dent• of th.e United States under Wtifn ~}Ul out vour 'I'Murn, 61 )'till ·Of ace. having income you Di:IY ~ off the dn~Jjr ,fll· or 1t lea.t $dOO. Individual• wbo \lrM you uetHl1mlMte ~na: 1M 18 or ever need rue onl¥ if feq tun ,DO eentl, ahd ~­ tl!olr ln<!Qmo II •1.1100 or biKber. oDJ .JOID.i>uot between BO c_,.ll ond 'l"btre are two basic forms on Dt etAl4' ~ Uae nut hlJbtM. dOl· whleh to file4'orm l{M() while tar PIIIMr tnd rorm 1040A a burr . tli:PWtft who ttiUlot U1t eolored cttrd, the aile of a check,· ·t}tf :Wf· ~~thoal wbo mutt an~ almoat aa Nly to flU OUit. uH ~ror. ,1010 · are tiiOM wbo Most . taxpayen ••• the '8o~t or oolal')" ~ a1 brief and almp1e eard Form tOIO,A WI • ·• ' · or more than '100 lnelodlng many wbo are tn>ubU.., a! ~. ..d lltooo )l'ho them1elve1 unneceaarlly with the .~ tiD ~lliile Ultir dtlfUetlona lonrer Form \MO. .lootl~' ~ ere bl- .tltm 1111 Tho OUd form Is apetlfloaliy pinyin&". He (!hO(!ked on 'the marble and paued into untonseiousnest. Thee hlld was ruShed to the hos- w•• ,c,_,~ jilorrl"' c...,.o.. ,. bo~!i."a •Pd wife who e~rn .lm ~~ - .1!00 trom t!>elr com· ~ltiiO I \lld lllorieo, lo~Ud· 10:110 10:80 11:30 11:00 12:l5 12:30 Seareb for Tomorrnw la:4ll Guldlnf Light 1:00 Katie's Klt•ben 1:30 :As ·the World TUrns 3:00 Our Mlu !'rooks 2:80 ROU"'PPriY 3:00 Bl1 Payoff 3:30 Bob t:rosby Show f:OO Brlibter Day u: ~r:t;:~l;:.l 5:00 Tbtt! Early SJltow 8:80 Y;our Esao Reporter 8:0 8po!U Para ... 8:M W:tatherman valiant La\iy 12:4S Guiding 'LigHt ..r ~·· .Pomeroy. · bas bocH d<Jty• minlstrator ot: VanMeter latt:. Ollio, deeealetf. Dated this 11th day o/ Januarr 1937. t- Jlt'ete llN1I! MERCURY V8>t' dr: i'iilltli!tlii Love of Life 12:30 ~earch fOr Ton:liortow' 1:00 Katie's Kltcben 1:30 A! the World ·T urns 2:00 Our Miss 8rook1 2·30 Houseparty 3:00 Fig PayOff 3:30 -Bob Crusby Shaw 4:00 Brighter Dlt~ "' 4:15 Secret Sto.mt 4:30 Edge o' Niaftt 1 5:00 The EarlY ·~6·30 Your Ess6llepo"'l!r 6:45 Spotta 1'•ffilt II : -~~~~tiif.,'; • 11:30 Strike it Rleh 1~.00 12~15 YU~~I..:.DI\ local BJaettnar's, Sedan.. Mercomailc. One '. PJA~ Po' $2$95.00. Of. 1 24 61c • ·.l'OIITw VI: Cl!iettaln 2 dr. Sedan. Low mileage. one careful owner. $._2.495.00. Blaettnar's, PomerOy. · 1 24 6tc JOI!ll' C. RACON bok11'1g' For Judge 6f the Probate Court ll'elSs bounty, Ohio (I) 14, 21, 28, 3tc Something • REPORTED ILL Jl1q~d Mankin reteived word Sunday ot the sedous Ulneas of ~ bratber, Emmett Mankin, of koseoe, Pa. Mr. Mankin accompin· led by his nephew, Floyd Zitkau of l{untip.cto~. W.Va., left at 'once to be with his brother. Your Elettion Laws · to attend the ~ t I tianed will tuilher' \itO _o!ijtle1' tblt they ba.. l'fel8 Confmnce II.... ~'IIi .... . IUtoiliCIR, _,.d! tlll!t Febru~, 11{1'1. Robert COats, Admlltlltt'otor at tho !!!tale of Edllli $!olen,. deee,~ect. Wel)ttU .. Fults, forAd~. AUO....,I ' (12) 24 ;1111), '· lt, ill; 28,814 ' ' ' HTN-TV C:ha Monday- Challnel13 CIIANNAL 13 11 :« 11 ~•s 12:10 12:15 12:30 Sign On Cartnon Club Noon New1 Nelabb<.rs Liber.ace .........1... ACCIDINT - 11:44 SIJil On LW.. GnuoiOV .... lontlt 11 :45 CartOl)D Club 12:10 Noon ~NeWi ' 'i.~al Eatott Brok•r , 12:1~ l!elghbors'. 1-2:80 Lttier:ace - -1:00 Feminlne. t'eulih 1~45 Movie Matinee.:: 3:00 4:3~ Mr. an4 jln. Gerald Sellol'i are iriboundllf' !I.e· birth of o· oon on :atilts.., n. I~ MIDDLIIJiollT, OHIO ~..,.., PHO~~· "II I Aflernoqn~·.•_·l~\••-~"estlv!ll sup.er COMPTON, 0 . .o~ BMC Collld lbeel, ....,.,. oiftoe I f - t ta 1!, Z Ia I. ( 0 - 8 NGOB ell Tlti&l FOR SALE 1956 Models- Electric Hanlp a..a<1 !If. lmner resl"tO~IoYof tbe D;esvlUe area died !"' Iul AtiiBDI. Funeral serv· lleld 1t the Bipny Fun-~oe,..''WednNdlr llld burial School Lot cemetery. Kn. Jobn SilYer were the latter'• parents, Mr. l1rret. Bobo. On Sunday ~! ·P.''"!P attended a birt:hday dinbome or Meryl Bobo, in hooodni Jarrot !lobo 1nd granddaughtw, SindJ. Kn .. Vallie Ogdlli is convlle• at the home of het daughter, made putleo d.. ~~:.I tbey ate ftll.utlod to -el' t!fo same o,n or ~tOte thf. 8th' dQ' of SCHOOL RANGES lllllalled In ldbe, ltllf, at 1111! • ii.Ut&AMD HIGH SCHOOLS Walter Swell. Tom Cla:r returned from Arms Hospital ift Ath· Her daughter, Mrs. retu111elfl With lltr their h·ome, Spring. ......... Albtlll" "' .. ii sloWly bn· . 5:00 Mickey ~"="• 8:00 cartooa o:ao Flvt~ Star nBGitt::AU . 7:1~ John Daiy • ·lh• '7:30 Cheyenne llOOeR MORGAN 8:30 ·wyalt Earp Plullle 441 . cades. Mrs. Ka-thryn V. Pal't.Yk• retired from deUveJI.q m i 1 k through all kind• of weather, 1ild took over Ule dairy books to keep MNJeU busy. I LOCAL P)CTUIES ,LOCAL 'NEWS:. GOLDIN P.AJI.KING IIRUNSWISK, He. - A <areleu motor lsi could have parked legal· more than 2U bourJ tor eoin be dropped Into 1 meter here by mbtake. n ••• an old Q.BO gold pieee wbieb a toin d.ealer taid wu worth about fll. deduction Of ten per eeet, to eoYfl medlcMI expensea, oontrlbutioDI, and other deduotible item a. lntel'elt · ~:oe_."G . iij,_..c ~ 8 room hoase Newly inside tM ou.t. A. N •I ADtrlffSifMIN1"r LOCAL EM,I:fiMiA"ll' ' 'LOCAL IHTEREST , LOC'Jll. GOYERAGE EVERYTfiiHG IS •f'l : • Pnttle'l'ft:r. Must llleu8 T11t If you are a Form. 1fMo filer and your lncome come• from . " 1 LOCAL otber IOUNII than N\11')' or W81· es... 1ucb 18 tUvldends, lht~ 1 • rent, capital pins-you mq~t Uit your ·Wqlte ill the ,opp~prlilta section• o• 'Pqe 3 and -oo«npute your tu. on tile 11&e tibl41 >Wblr:h IN THEi6Ailt SEMfMtt ,,. provided. 'rho malllq adre• Ia the iame W aU returns.: Dl• Dlreetor of tntttnil lteven~ with button\Me ~~ lloodbooni,M I I¥; . . . ._IIIII tole...,•• dol- 11\tll oetl001 bee~ fenda•t to oild ,.uuon = W~ P'ointRoek lll'll . ...... lllto- periOD& ' N Norris filled his at the M. E Johnson and Mrs were at Portland in the headqUii'ten ehy for YiJUr dllllriet. op\io~ , . liJ,....nee ~<Wd tf you need help with JQur reo aiiJOQDtt~ 10 P4!1r cent of lfteami. tum, call on ,the diltriet odke or tn JUuq;p Jl'orm IotO,,you .e lbe ..._ litld ofllet of tbe 1n· • .r:nUIJil! l!fi'the four-pap form ternal Revenue Servtee. h h.elpl U •• • . two. , 11Jto< ut and JD1Y ..,.e :vur tlpae ir or .U • 1. Jn • .. -.,e, you •lint. nolo. It ;ollr ,..Ott!! , Ill ·~ or oon 1111 )d..~ 'pOI!t WI,.., Ylalted of the Eden relativt>s here evening. SKATIIfttl PAJn\Y lli>ull.. Edworils. :Mr. and Mrs. -herald Anthony, Robinhooi eouncUors of the Junior Youth /Buras & Altea Fel1owship at the First Baptist T1lent S«Jut1 Cburth, took twelve youn2 people, 9:00 1'Love Luey members of the BYF, and their 9:80 Deeember Bride 1ue•ta: to the Chester Skataway 10:00 stdtlio One Ftiday evenini as a part of their U :00 U,.to--the Minute News retreatlonal program for the 11:00 Sci'nnlng tbe Weather 1roup. e Late Show .u,,· WCTU TO MIET , The Romero:v WCTU wUI meet at the Baptitt Church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ralph Zundel will be program chairman. ·~;~- !f~~~~~~!•!,liln Roll il a patient in the Huntington. V O'PTO.II'rii.IIT MILK MAID deslanid for pertons whose u.., ~ome lut y~ar was leu tbln . $1S.OOf <tod waa In the form of cir IIIII')" from "blob tloo! employer withhelct money f~r tel- , er1l tneome taxea every ,1 ~ ne U. <JIJJ(bllnt probl._, to too eompll~!ett 10 h , ' ,..,.,. or ,.,,. eorner wt ·up · filii Mnd In jllly> bal• •na- •• the l!lt.olle, 'toln~ . to $100 o( n.'ra 1MOmt-lrom • ,,_.p ·t tJ~u owe Q.j '1rith too our ~wei't ~- , !)ll'tw.tiat'tfl Job Or dlvidenda, }or •ln- yodf rU\~: thll "·htWin."Hr ~tor the stance-may al10 U6¢ the '!a'rd ,JJ ya1i v,te onl:r ~he fiftt ro~ ann&uO.temflill of ferm, 10 long M hls total IJ~eomc (If · ~11(1; 1040. JOU ·~t',~~n 'llolle~ •tax~.UI· wa• J~- t)u $0.000. tax , ~.'tbe <tax • in w- . ' 1858 PON'nAC Capt3in ·Kanll!<;oli 9:00 Mol'Din& Show · 10:00 Garry lloore 110:30 Arthur Godfre~ 8:00 9:00 7:00 7:15 7:30 1:00 I:SO 8:00 CHICOPEE, Mau. - Chicopee's lady "milkman" haa been ''kicked upstaln" after more thin two ~· otfiO!U.;,, A c.,.,......,. Quolollon !!"" Pleture Cbureb at 8:30 p.m. on "J'uesdoy to start their work pro- ,fb, DOWN 8:00 S"'>'l"'"'n !Japtlt~ t-! Llltlt&l~ awarded Todav Cofret Time Homa The P ~·i e Ts Right Truth or Constquenrt-s Tic T.ac Dougb U Cliu:Jd Be You 4 . T Sign Oa Current 2:00 Camera Goes to School ~ : 30 ten~uee Ernie Ford 3;00 Matinee Theatre 4:()( Quef!D li'or A Vl1 4:45 M'l'l''iern Romanr."'s 5:00 Comed1 Time 5:30 lty IJtUe Marcie BROTHERHOOD MUTING M~mbers of tbe Baptist Men's Jtrothtlrhood will meet at the First with the tubes. bottles. and little pump? f;OVJERVlLLir., Mus. - Thom11 H. Joy .has eight children - and mluion~er WilHam ~ TMnW~d hal taken the view thal stray d'ogs a newly ea;·ned baehelor or ]sw are not re11ponsible for their tlcgrt't'' from Bol!lton ColleJe. Joy pllght He announred that owner~ had mterrupted his law studies to whose doas have been found run hecom.• an :tccountant but later nlng l<:ose twlre will be arrested decided he'd rather be a lawyer and subjeet to flnefl of up Lo $300 and wt•nt hack to sehool. 8:M ben. appeal is needed to Inspire you to present yourself to the g&ls STRAY INFORMATION GARY, lnd ·- ('ity Health Com - were .Robert McElbiauey entertained her Card Club at her home on SoUth Third tA.venue. The bosten served a dcoen eout"Be to those named above and the tJub mem· IC you, Mr. and Mrs. Reader. had the task o f encoul!IIRing ' Wa~d~ll ~ prizes Frid•Y evenini when Mrs. gymnasium 12 noon toG p rn. .. - Monday- Channel3 "1:00 8.00 P4rents are the Rev. 10:00 Louis A. ·BI.Itgel1er, camden, 11:00 Mr. BangerLt-r II a fo'rmer ot Heath Methodist and 11 ·30 the Gorrs were trequ~nt visitor• 12:00 in Middleport during his piUltor· 12:1\() 1.00 lie. l:ateftd u aecond c1aa mai.lln& matter at Ule post ollke at Pomero,, Ohio. ". JUehant Zanesville, llave ennouneed birth ot 1 son , <;raeory wo• •born on luuary IDOlOR Daily Sentinel periodically during the lulls between blood giving days with the most woeful appearance. "Have you a new idea that mi_ght help get more people out next Ume," she has said. And adds. "We've just got to get at least 100 pints every trip to be safe.'' The facts of the need and t h e truth obout blood credits both have been spread to every cornor of this county 11 it to every county in the United States We are little more or little less responsive lhan other counties in our land. The job of obtaining sufficient blood to keep strieken people alive, and to make them well, remains everywhere. It would be well. perhaps, lor us to review possible alternatives to the present method of securing needed blood. We would suppose they might be: . 1. L e t blood giving be on a commercoal baals entirely. Those able to pay would Jive. Those unable would die. Con· ceivably enough "protessional" blood givers would ·be -found to satisfy the able· to-pay needs . 2 Let the Red Cross get out or this humanitarian ,program, give It up for a hopeless task, and put the U, S. Oovornment In This would amount to using pubhc funds (from.taxes) .to purchase blood from donors which in turn would be Jlven m· digent persons unable t o pay for ot. In this Cl8e 1 jlroof of "paupery'' probably would be reqmred before blood was glv· en free at government expense. 1'he first alternative appears outside the senslbilltiBI,of Americans. We doubt seriously if many people w1111t thll sort of a program That's the method we've left behind. Should we progress backwards? The second opens the door for f~rthe~ government ~control into our daily lives with an added 1tem m the l!Ubllc budget whlch it has been rumored is something resembling a very taut rubber band already. There may be other and less strik1ng alternative. While we sit at home next Wednsday afternoon, instead of glvl!'g blood think of some or them. Give your ideas to the public. If there's a better way than that now practiced, we're sure the Red Cross, the government, and unfortunate folks that need blood would like to have them. Meanwhile, co"¥' if you can to Ihe Pomeroy Junior High gym next Wednesda-y . .tan. 301_ --c-=-=-:~c-c=-::-:=:::-­ ~n. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ .:..yy Chan,.,el3 ' · ..Di1ly Selitln~, Pomeroy·Mlddltporl, O.,lau. 28, 19ST-' ·"ltH:~~·~:~. tl.).~'lf). ...,,. I ·hoiolOr MU• • .,. ' And We Are Proud t6 ' '' ' ' THI OML¥ l«AAr· · Newspa~ t.{M~gs (ou~ Sitol-,_, �l ' .- . Mq.&ellfll)el, J'omeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Jan. 28, 1957 ' DJitlT.8enU~1, POIIIeN!)'·IIId'dleport. 0., Jan. Gov.:9'Neill To _,) Jackets Travel To Nelsonville To Play Pace Setters GOING GREAT -- . . • By Alan Maver MAflltt~E STOKES, Of' 771£ NfXHI$TIR ArlYALS,~ WHO'S COh'?"IN£1~ ?He 61?/!Ar PI.AY JYII!C/1 ~ &'Af I Panthers Meet Gallipolis After Bout With Flu, Colds, Disheartening Loss Pomeroy and Mirtd!c-port basket- gan. M-~ laat Friday night on the · eftain's home floor! "' Meanwhile, the Pantberl luve knockout punch Tuesday night if been low in Jbe doldrums, the en· they are tO i>rcvcnt a further slip- tire starting five being out of aeh· ping in SEOAL stand ings. col two days la!t week, with no 0( the two the Yr llow Jackets practices after Tue.sday, and enunface the most s\uflt! ntlous task: bling under a weak Jacks9n elub Nelsonville, in !he lliJcbng Coun- Friday night M-57. Flu and colas ty crachrbox . Although the laid the Retton boys low. Hound s were knocked out of clear Coach Oick Retton admitted Fri· possrssiou ol first pl<~ce Frida)' day morning his cOnditioning pronight when Athens pulled the un- gram would have to be re-done suspected. beatmg them 53-~. it If S. T. Johnson, Aaron Buffina:· actually was not a ~· a rlling upset. ton, John Si~10n, Larry )Vlldar· For lhe Jal'ke1.~ lfl Uo il on th~ mu.th and Junior Hawthorn~ .caa Hound home floor wuu14 be like win back their shooting eyes, their a province of Lower Slobovla whip · strength and their timins by TUesping the Russian Army, Navy and day night they can take their Gal· Air Force combined. lia neighbors into carrip. It'1 a bij Luckless ~iddleport is in sole order. possession cf lhc league cellar, l-8 Other scheduled hgames1 din At• the with only P. victury over ~Q.Jf.illUW.,. '·stronger Gallipolis to ill 'if~l SEOAL Tuesday nig t 1nc u e uCoach Nolan Swackhammer bas ens at J11 ·!lr.son In what should be been plagued with a variety of a breather for the Bulldop, and troubles. not the least of which are Logan at Wellston, a match that cxperienc('d manpower and height. shnuld prod~e plenty of . borneJim Bow!Ps, only big man at dUd-home seru~s firwarkll with the 6-2, has beea hot and cold as the odds even. night may find him . Kennedy and [ ------Morris can get real hot or they can be merely warm . Uttle Bobby Nelson has not blos1omed into the terrific scoring threat of his coun· IS ter·part in Pomeroy, Aaron Buf· fington . Meanwhi:e, NeisonvUle ha!i been unbeatable on their own postagu &y Unl...d Pr••• stamp court. ~1t·Quaid and Keat· The mid-year "vacation" iJ 1over ing have been the big auns throughout. The Jackets wUJ go for college baBketball teama, and north determined to make a l!ihOw· first plate in three major ~onferthe line tonl.Jht ing, and since nothing IS impos· enc.es goes on when full • scale warfare Sible, they could win. breaks out aaaln. P1nth•r• Vt G•llipolls Kentucky, the nation's No. :t Pomeroy's Panthers have a team which gained a tie for the chance to show they can get up southea11tern Conference lead by Irom sick beds and beat a strong whipping Vanderbilt, 91-83, SaturGalllpotla club, the same one that day nieht, riska that Bhare tonig~t sur.prlsed them Dec. 14 with a when Jt vletts Geo1·gla Tech-the ~· licking. This one is at homll school tha.L Jtumted th:e court and could be another disaster to world two years ago by upseWng the current Pomeroy hold opto a Kentucky twice. tie for third place. Ohio State, Big ten pacemlker The Blue Devils · have been po· tent In their last four outin~s. atid the nation's No. 10 team wtnnlng three out or /our. They rilb its perfect 8.() league reeord dropped one to Nelsonville 86-76, In a road. .1ame against Michiian then llave taken into camp Jack- state, and Tens •W-estern, unlleat· son $1 ·50, Well~ton 75·47, and •Lo. en leader of the Border Conrer· ence at +0, pin• bolt to Tempe Slate. ··.!fhe.e'a.Wee sames keynote a IP•t·o"< ln 6idt tile eourt atara •ho have been busy with mid · year examinations for two weeks, swina into the aeccnd and dec!· sive half of th~ seaton. ball teams will hne to pull themselves off tb.e ffor and deliver II Three Top Clubs R' k Standings J0.GaJQeS · ·Tomg • hl Ohio State's Buckeyes Seeking 7th Straight Conference Win Tonight CHICAGO .up . Ohio State's fint place Buckeye• will aeelc to ' ; extend their Big Ten victory llrtak to fleven game• tonight ~·'when they cla1h with Michigan ' Stlte, winner of only one In four . ltltl. l. '' . 111 weekend basketball activity t~e Dueke:ve• roHed to their aixth ,. win over Northweatern, bree!lnl,! .: p11t the Wildcats, 83·73, ifter t, equel~hina a late ene,my rally. Tbe Spartan• achlevl!d their flr't conference victory over Mlnneaot.1 with a 72·&9 uplel of the sixth· place Gopben, But unleh the Spartan• can pull another up!let, Ohio State iJ expected. to make it seven 1trai•ht before meeting Ill· inol• on 4. Fe~ The clash with the lllini will mark the second againnt a firsl diviaioo. team elnte the Bucks oo. aan tbelr victory march. Tht' Buckeyea defeated Purdue, 7$-68. In their eecond confenmco game. Frank HoWard lllin provided the aeorina: punch for the Buck· eyts, althoua:h bla output of 23 points against Nort~•.vestern was equalled by tcurmnatc Jtm ·Laughlin. The big forward '9 performance kept him in !he No. 2 spot among lilig Ten 11coring leader, with a 21.~ aver11gc, seconrt to the to'l markamiln ~r~:hic Dc~s of lndian1. Counting Wlnlu WAYNESVILLE, N.C.- (UP)When you ~rabbed 40 wlnk8 ln the good old days, you 11ctually could count each one. A few Chine&P capitalists, realizing that time il money, had dock mechanism& placed inaide their pillows about 600 years ago, accordiue to Dnton Koolfoam sleep researchers. The timing devic~ wu silent most of the while, but ticked loudly al each now hour. SCORI TO SCORE LANTIAN A, Fla. (UP) -Cleve· land piLcher llerb Score and his high Rthool tweetheart, Nan c )I Ann .MrNamera, plan to Wf'd aftet the close of the 107 baseball sea· son. Min McNamar1 Ia " student at St. Mary ·~ ,CoJlege at Notre Dame, Ind. ·' To Penn State 78 Ruta:era 7T (2 ot) Lafayette " st. J...pu rn LaSaUe 84 Pennlylvll)la '111 Vill•no•a 1111 &oton BIU M I Desk BY TannebiU ·-------'1 Condition Tonite ---- ea (oil OPENS ON TV NEW YORK (tiP)- Tony Dt· N•vy 7'1 Georpto.., t18 Blue Of New York, former GoldColaate 18 Collllec\lcul tl8 en Glove• champion wbo bu lost T~mple 1'0 Lebanon Valley 11 only one fight since turning ptoSt. BonavenLnre 78 Duquesne 83 fetalonal, wi11 make hiJ televiaJon Fordham 116 Army 811 debut tonight in a TV lO.round Cvdaluo .80 W - UnlveniiJ 88 welter~Hight bout aJaimt Chris MIDWQT of Denmark at St. Oklahoma A&.lll 88 Loyola (lllJ tl8 Christensen NJebolaa Arena. Micblgon 81. ?2 MID..,.Ia te St. Loait U. 88 Tulia ff1 PULLMER FAVOIIED Weatera Ky. 80 DePaul '1S (at) SALT LAKE CrrY, Ulab (UP)Dlinoll 99 Notre Datu 81 Cham.ploo Gene Fullmer pl1.1111 to Kansas State '10 Artanau fll kaoet out WUf GreAve• jn t h e Oblo Slate 83 Northwutem 73 early rounds of their non - title Purdue 74 Volparajoo tl8 , · middleweight bout tonight and· Miami (Ohlo) 88 CtndDIUIII T8 Greaves of Pittsburgh, BIYS · he BuUer 82 Indiana iltate 74 will turprise "vecyone except him· SOUTH aeU' by whipping the Utah &trong LouisvUle 157 Daytcn 50 hoy. Munay 81 Ealteru Kentuety 88 Kentucky 91 VJ.DderbUt 83 TO PLAYOFF TIE Weat Viridni. 10 Furman 82 DUNEDIN, Fla. (UP) - Former South Carolina 90 Wofford 71 cllampion AI Waltotu ol BlrmlJII' Auburn 13 Georsla tl8 ham, Mich., and fint.time starter Florlda 12 Alabama 11 Robert Stupple of Cedar Rapids, VIrginia 78 VMU 154 Iowa, met today in an 1&-hole Georgia Teeb M Tennessee '17 playoff t9 d~cide the winn~r ol WEST the PGA Senlora Golf Tournainent. Montlna 60 Montana State 46 The two Midwesterners tled at Brig. Young 89 SL llllirya (Cal) 88 21G for 54 holea after Sunday'a fiIdaho St. II$ Oklahoma City '8 nal round, the first tie In the 18WasbJngton St. 74 Oreaon 1'1 year-old hl&tory of this tourney wa~hinaton 118 Oreaon Stala 61 101 PGA 150 yean or olderr. Mao.ha~ID 62 Siena .. R.,rt On S!ate Aft« $20,000.000. ' ' PAY 'SJIJ s.:.auv BARGAINS .TAWt.~twl'i'·-~ \ ~ ~· l~lt:..:'tlltyrwr_tllfll. Til! ' . Ctrr /.IANuAYHtNCd' ' ERNI!IIT COVDT; Mg. 124 E. Main 81. i , , · anand lfrs, Antilony. and Mr. nounce.& Jt Will take ·in .d'-e •eourseMra. Char.les Byer ht~ vlsited sueh -appropriate ·aetion "ffl ill lehad left the a:a1ly availabl!.~.' · tKe p~s were ---~is to rec:eive the PIIODe 18'1 . Ohio Basketball Cage Schedules AT TO DAYS By Uftitecl f'rew Ohio College Buketba1l Scbedule R.... .RAWLINGS co. · SONS -..., Ohio State at M~higan · State Defiance at John Carroll steubenvllle at Aldetson~ilroaddw W.Va. TAKE .. . YOUR ' I ' ' PICK ' . . t ·EST ,. . ... ' . . Two Ex-College Kids In Playoff For $15,000 Tab . .. ' .. .. . ,., • DRIVE I .. ,.. ' '\'' .' • ' ,, ' TREMENDOUS ' . \I SAliSFACriON . • 1 .. ' II'. . .' 1956 DODGE ' ~~orMOORES SE'RVICE CENTER ,. Unltooll ,..,. EAST Sports 0 ,.' lr • ·Two .re Armted SILL LIKE HOTCA~ES GRAHAMAW~DID to Jim Gro!uom, . lhe !)ldalloma NEW YOkK <UP) -Moore thaa NEW YOI\K (UJ') -Tile SJill<la Aldll pole vaulter 1'llo ootoollrll7 14,000 recreational craft of aU aizeJ, with a retaU v~ue ol about Broadculira Ailll. •Otecllhe fint 11.ve up his ~ G.D the 1llll ., .000.000, were sold during the onooal te<! itu.iing Awud today OlJml'k team. f7th annual National Motor Boat Show which closed Sunday night The total sales reached .fi record The DATE TICHNIQUI GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. While two voutha tried to 1el clatcs with two l:lrla, tbeir accomplice stole $11 from the girls' ua· guarded apartment, pollee reported. Remind• l'ou COLLEGE BASKETBAU 28, 1951-ll l .' ' . ' . • • ' ~ Custom Royal 4 Dr. Sedan, Radlo::Heater.!. 't>owerfltte Trans., ';l'tnllld Glus, Beautiful Trl Tone Paint, Power windows. 01\ly 1!,000 Miles. ·· • · , "• .. IT'S TIME ' deek Year Leaky Muffler .. . ·s .·DOQI ' ...ftifl... ... ,;---r'.· '• , ,., ,,.$,., .,11:8 - .5.. ' i (!-' ),.,..., < .,~•'f.o,..•.•·•·i- • · .. .. : r ,•. • ' ' '' ..... ! CoroDet 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio ~pe~::8p&4~~~~ Biac~.FIDim, OJie 'Oiflter. ' '1 ~ 1 ..., • 1J.· l . _,...;:_' . , ., . .., ~. l'i .. ' • , IJE.E TIIESE · .. · *Hovl-.ncl· Sportsmen M-uffltn . ·--J'~-up · •~~~erealled Power OPIUT-Fona~ ' ' (.· . ' . ~tell SOitltY nied he ever 1ald that hia former teammate, Ro)' Clmpant~lla, waa 11 washed up'' and aald he wall sorry "tllal Roy popped off." ,.. • . . . . . ·. . ... . . . ' i; · *Htnill.ncl Super Deluxe .N$1'~1oL '' c~ ~ac\le Roblnaon de- . ~ JlllltAer .. Tba,•a GuiJ'an,ccd OWIINSTALL. WOH - .... -Spinnry mud to win ~: thO $110,1130 before ,. a •' ' ' .. - �l ' .- . Mq.&ellfll)el, J'omeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Jan. 28, 1957 ' DJitlT.8enU~1, POIIIeN!)'·IIId'dleport. 0., Jan. Gov.:9'Neill To _,) Jackets Travel To Nelsonville To Play Pace Setters GOING GREAT -- . . • By Alan Maver MAflltt~E STOKES, Of' 771£ NfXHI$TIR ArlYALS,~ WHO'S COh'?"IN£1~ ?He 61?/!Ar PI.AY JYII!C/1 ~ &'Af I Panthers Meet Gallipolis After Bout With Flu, Colds, Disheartening Loss Pomeroy and Mirtd!c-port basket- gan. M-~ laat Friday night on the · eftain's home floor! "' Meanwhile, the Pantberl luve knockout punch Tuesday night if been low in Jbe doldrums, the en· they are tO i>rcvcnt a further slip- tire starting five being out of aeh· ping in SEOAL stand ings. col two days la!t week, with no 0( the two the Yr llow Jackets practices after Tue.sday, and enunface the most s\uflt! ntlous task: bling under a weak Jacks9n elub Nelsonville, in !he lliJcbng Coun- Friday night M-57. Flu and colas ty crachrbox . Although the laid the Retton boys low. Hound s were knocked out of clear Coach Oick Retton admitted Fri· possrssiou ol first pl<~ce Frida)' day morning his cOnditioning pronight when Athens pulled the un- gram would have to be re-done suspected. beatmg them 53-~. it If S. T. Johnson, Aaron Buffina:· actually was not a ~· a rlling upset. ton, John Si~10n, Larry )Vlldar· For lhe Jal'ke1.~ lfl Uo il on th~ mu.th and Junior Hawthorn~ .caa Hound home floor wuu14 be like win back their shooting eyes, their a province of Lower Slobovla whip · strength and their timins by TUesping the Russian Army, Navy and day night they can take their Gal· Air Force combined. lia neighbors into carrip. It'1 a bij Luckless ~iddleport is in sole order. possession cf lhc league cellar, l-8 Other scheduled hgames1 din At• the with only P. victury over ~Q.Jf.illUW.,. '·stronger Gallipolis to ill 'if~l SEOAL Tuesday nig t 1nc u e uCoach Nolan Swackhammer bas ens at J11 ·!lr.son In what should be been plagued with a variety of a breather for the Bulldop, and troubles. not the least of which are Logan at Wellston, a match that cxperienc('d manpower and height. shnuld prod~e plenty of . borneJim Bow!Ps, only big man at dUd-home seru~s firwarkll with the 6-2, has beea hot and cold as the odds even. night may find him . Kennedy and [ ------Morris can get real hot or they can be merely warm . Uttle Bobby Nelson has not blos1omed into the terrific scoring threat of his coun· IS ter·part in Pomeroy, Aaron Buf· fington . Meanwhi:e, NeisonvUle ha!i been unbeatable on their own postagu &y Unl...d Pr••• stamp court. ~1t·Quaid and Keat· The mid-year "vacation" iJ 1over ing have been the big auns throughout. The Jackets wUJ go for college baBketball teama, and north determined to make a l!ihOw· first plate in three major ~onferthe line tonl.Jht ing, and since nothing IS impos· enc.es goes on when full • scale warfare Sible, they could win. breaks out aaaln. P1nth•r• Vt G•llipolls Kentucky, the nation's No. :t Pomeroy's Panthers have a team which gained a tie for the chance to show they can get up southea11tern Conference lead by Irom sick beds and beat a strong whipping Vanderbilt, 91-83, SaturGalllpotla club, the same one that day nieht, riska that Bhare tonig~t sur.prlsed them Dec. 14 with a when Jt vletts Geo1·gla Tech-the ~· licking. This one is at homll school tha.L Jtumted th:e court and could be another disaster to world two years ago by upseWng the current Pomeroy hold opto a Kentucky twice. tie for third place. Ohio State, Big ten pacemlker The Blue Devils · have been po· tent In their last four outin~s. atid the nation's No. 10 team wtnnlng three out or /our. They rilb its perfect 8.() league reeord dropped one to Nelsonville 86-76, In a road. .1ame against Michiian then llave taken into camp Jack- state, and Tens •W-estern, unlleat· son $1 ·50, Well~ton 75·47, and •Lo. en leader of the Border Conrer· ence at +0, pin• bolt to Tempe Slate. ··.!fhe.e'a.Wee sames keynote a IP•t·o"< ln 6idt tile eourt atara •ho have been busy with mid · year examinations for two weeks, swina into the aeccnd and dec!· sive half of th~ seaton. ball teams will hne to pull themselves off tb.e ffor and deliver II Three Top Clubs R' k Standings J0.GaJQeS · ·Tomg • hl Ohio State's Buckeyes Seeking 7th Straight Conference Win Tonight CHICAGO .up . Ohio State's fint place Buckeye• will aeelc to ' ; extend their Big Ten victory llrtak to fleven game• tonight ~·'when they cla1h with Michigan ' Stlte, winner of only one In four . ltltl. l. '' . 111 weekend basketball activity t~e Dueke:ve• roHed to their aixth ,. win over Northweatern, bree!lnl,! .: p11t the Wildcats, 83·73, ifter t, equel~hina a late ene,my rally. Tbe Spartan• achlevl!d their flr't conference victory over Mlnneaot.1 with a 72·&9 uplel of the sixth· place Gopben, But unleh the Spartan• can pull another up!let, Ohio State iJ expected. to make it seven 1trai•ht before meeting Ill· inol• on 4. Fe~ The clash with the lllini will mark the second againnt a firsl diviaioo. team elnte the Bucks oo. aan tbelr victory march. Tht' Buckeyea defeated Purdue, 7$-68. In their eecond confenmco game. Frank HoWard lllin provided the aeorina: punch for the Buck· eyts, althoua:h bla output of 23 points against Nort~•.vestern was equalled by tcurmnatc Jtm ·Laughlin. The big forward '9 performance kept him in !he No. 2 spot among lilig Ten 11coring leader, with a 21.~ aver11gc, seconrt to the to'l markamiln ~r~:hic Dc~s of lndian1. Counting Wlnlu WAYNESVILLE, N.C.- (UP)When you ~rabbed 40 wlnk8 ln the good old days, you 11ctually could count each one. A few Chine&P capitalists, realizing that time il money, had dock mechanism& placed inaide their pillows about 600 years ago, accordiue to Dnton Koolfoam sleep researchers. The timing devic~ wu silent most of the while, but ticked loudly al each now hour. SCORI TO SCORE LANTIAN A, Fla. (UP) -Cleve· land piLcher llerb Score and his high Rthool tweetheart, Nan c )I Ann .MrNamera, plan to Wf'd aftet the close of the 107 baseball sea· son. Min McNamar1 Ia " student at St. Mary ·~ ,CoJlege at Notre Dame, Ind. ·' To Penn State 78 Ruta:era 7T (2 ot) Lafayette " st. J...pu rn LaSaUe 84 Pennlylvll)la '111 Vill•no•a 1111 &oton BIU M I Desk BY TannebiU ·-------'1 Condition Tonite ---- ea (oil OPENS ON TV NEW YORK (tiP)- Tony Dt· N•vy 7'1 Georpto.., t18 Blue Of New York, former GoldColaate 18 Collllec\lcul tl8 en Glove• champion wbo bu lost T~mple 1'0 Lebanon Valley 11 only one fight since turning ptoSt. BonavenLnre 78 Duquesne 83 fetalonal, wi11 make hiJ televiaJon Fordham 116 Army 811 debut tonight in a TV lO.round Cvdaluo .80 W - UnlveniiJ 88 welter~Hight bout aJaimt Chris MIDWQT of Denmark at St. Oklahoma A&.lll 88 Loyola (lllJ tl8 Christensen NJebolaa Arena. Micblgon 81. ?2 MID..,.Ia te St. Loait U. 88 Tulia ff1 PULLMER FAVOIIED Weatera Ky. 80 DePaul '1S (at) SALT LAKE CrrY, Ulab (UP)Dlinoll 99 Notre Datu 81 Cham.ploo Gene Fullmer pl1.1111 to Kansas State '10 Artanau fll kaoet out WUf GreAve• jn t h e Oblo Slate 83 Northwutem 73 early rounds of their non - title Purdue 74 Volparajoo tl8 , · middleweight bout tonight and· Miami (Ohlo) 88 CtndDIUIII T8 Greaves of Pittsburgh, BIYS · he BuUer 82 Indiana iltate 74 will turprise "vecyone except him· SOUTH aeU' by whipping the Utah &trong LouisvUle 157 Daytcn 50 hoy. Munay 81 Ealteru Kentuety 88 Kentucky 91 VJ.DderbUt 83 TO PLAYOFF TIE Weat Viridni. 10 Furman 82 DUNEDIN, Fla. (UP) - Former South Carolina 90 Wofford 71 cllampion AI Waltotu ol BlrmlJII' Auburn 13 Georsla tl8 ham, Mich., and fint.time starter Florlda 12 Alabama 11 Robert Stupple of Cedar Rapids, VIrginia 78 VMU 154 Iowa, met today in an 1&-hole Georgia Teeb M Tennessee '17 playoff t9 d~cide the winn~r ol WEST the PGA Senlora Golf Tournainent. Montlna 60 Montana State 46 The two Midwesterners tled at Brig. Young 89 SL llllirya (Cal) 88 21G for 54 holea after Sunday'a fiIdaho St. II$ Oklahoma City '8 nal round, the first tie In the 18WasbJngton St. 74 Oreaon 1'1 year-old hl&tory of this tourney wa~hinaton 118 Oreaon Stala 61 101 PGA 150 yean or olderr. Mao.ha~ID 62 Siena .. R.,rt On S!ate Aft« $20,000.000. ' ' PAY 'SJIJ s.:.auv BARGAINS .TAWt.~twl'i'·-~ \ ~ ~· l~lt:..:'tlltyrwr_tllfll. Til! ' . Ctrr /.IANuAYHtNCd' ' ERNI!IIT COVDT; Mg. 124 E. Main 81. i , , · anand lfrs, Antilony. and Mr. nounce.& Jt Will take ·in .d'-e •eourseMra. Char.les Byer ht~ vlsited sueh -appropriate ·aetion "ffl ill lehad left the a:a1ly availabl!.~.' · tKe p~s were ---~is to rec:eive the PIIODe 18'1 . Ohio Basketball Cage Schedules AT TO DAYS By Uftitecl f'rew Ohio College Buketba1l Scbedule R.... .RAWLINGS co. · SONS -..., Ohio State at M~higan · State Defiance at John Carroll steubenvllle at Aldetson~ilroaddw W.Va. TAKE .. . YOUR ' I ' ' PICK ' . . t ·EST ,. . ... ' . . Two Ex-College Kids In Playoff For $15,000 Tab . .. ' .. .. . ,., • DRIVE I .. ,.. ' '\'' .' • ' ,, ' TREMENDOUS ' . \I SAliSFACriON . • 1 .. ' II'. . .' 1956 DODGE ' ~~orMOORES SE'RVICE CENTER ,. Unltooll ,..,. EAST Sports 0 ,.' lr • ·Two .re Armted SILL LIKE HOTCA~ES GRAHAMAW~DID to Jim Gro!uom, . lhe !)ldalloma NEW YOkK <UP) -Moore thaa NEW YOI\K (UJ') -Tile SJill<la Aldll pole vaulter 1'llo ootoollrll7 14,000 recreational craft of aU aizeJ, with a retaU v~ue ol about Broadculira Ailll. •Otecllhe fint 11.ve up his ~ G.D the 1llll ., .000.000, were sold during the onooal te<! itu.iing Awud today OlJml'k team. f7th annual National Motor Boat Show which closed Sunday night The total sales reached .fi record The DATE TICHNIQUI GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. While two voutha tried to 1el clatcs with two l:lrla, tbeir accomplice stole $11 from the girls' ua· guarded apartment, pollee reported. Remind• l'ou COLLEGE BASKETBAU 28, 1951-ll l .' ' . ' . • • ' ~ Custom Royal 4 Dr. Sedan, Radlo::Heater.!. 't>owerfltte Trans., ';l'tnllld Glus, Beautiful Trl Tone Paint, Power windows. 01\ly 1!,000 Miles. ·· • · , "• .. IT'S TIME ' deek Year Leaky Muffler .. . ·s .·DOQI ' ...ftifl... ... ,;---r'.· '• , ,., ,,.$,., .,11:8 - .5.. ' i (!-' ),.,..., < .,~•'f.o,..•.•·•·i- • · .. .. : r ,•. • ' ' '' ..... ! CoroDet 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio ~pe~::8p&4~~~~ Biac~.FIDim, OJie 'Oiflter. ' '1 ~ 1 ..., • 1J.· l . _,...;:_' . , ., . .., ~. l'i .. ' • , IJE.E TIIESE · .. · *Hovl-.ncl· Sportsmen M-uffltn . ·--J'~-up · •~~~erealled Power OPIUT-Fona~ ' ' (.· . ' . ~tell SOitltY nied he ever 1ald that hia former teammate, Ro)' Clmpant~lla, waa 11 washed up'' and aald he wall sorry "tllal Roy popped off." ,.. • . . . . . ·. . ... . . . ' i; · *Htnill.ncl Super Deluxe .N$1'~1oL '' c~ ~ac\le Roblnaon de- . ~ JlllltAer .. Tba,•a GuiJ'an,ccd OWIINSTALL. WOH - .... -Spinnry mud to win ~: thO $110,1130 before ,. a •' ' ' .. - �• J • New Holter Family Arrival The Daily Sentinel • Middleport Society EIW!or Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6019 Lucille Bearhs Hawkim, Pomeroy Society Edito~r.~Ph~o~ne:_&~2~44~~:~~~~-::-;;-- Fe derate d Ch Ur( h YOU th COn dU( t Worship Services Sunday Morning Youth Sunday was observed Sunday at the Federated Church, with tbe youth in c-harge of the mornlng worship service. ls come. Yo-u refleet ~ndda\llhter t4neaitel'l, .meers lowed by the processional hy:qtn. The call to worship, invo.catton and the Lord's Prayer was liven by Anna MutTaY. , chan •• ,. the foll ow••• of the Youth Fellowship were inIJtalled, Joe Kennedy, pr~!sident; Roger Hysell, v1ce presidenl; Qarton ca.mpell, treasurer; and Sheila Sh'auss. secretary_ Following responsive reading p( The recessional and benediction The service opened with the or- .,.. __ ... ........ .., Part two ''Whence CometH Our Help" was given by Barton Campbell with &eripture reading by Joe "ennedy and the lighting of the seeond candle . __.... Rev. Waldo J, Bartels prellentell .I......... .......... ld 1# 1 the third part "Tbe Challenge" and gave a meditation "A Chal• Jen~:e To Youlh" using for his topie, "Arise, Sh.i11e," whleh is a challenge to aU to be re£1ectore · of the light of Christ. "Th.e pastor named three cha1lenge to service, to friendship, and to consecral~on and concluded hls remarks with "'In proportion aa you give in !i<'rvicc, friendship and consecration, you receive in bles· sing from J esus Christ. The Ught I WQIIIfl$ 1'4 •atadl•a••c Y:?uth Fellowship In Candle-Light Services Sunday 'II .. _., .and M!'l. Albert Schlt;lcher, · C1tvebnd, "pent the weekend with her parenu. Mr. ~nd Mrs. WUilam OhJinger, and family. Jl:r. and Mra. Robert !Juckwo.rth ud dauahters, Robin and S&lly, "Wefe clianef guests recently of • llf• and Mra. .Fred Hoffman~ and lOb, llitbael. l4no Roth Zahn and son, Stepbeil, Cbarle!fton, visited ber mother. Mn:. David l:.utamina:er, 5at· UTdoy. Ann Rupe, RN, and Julie Mitch, Galllpo]is, visited their par~\·er Sunday. ~~~~~tr:):~~:i . 'a-. LAU,REL CLIFF•: ANTIQUITY s. . w. witJ !Jf. 1.; ~ ROOMS Of ~ : New Pumlturt j 1 FfiR t. I $299.00 ' AUniGIII&eua. fOI BAKER IOCUfC~ WAfCII Cl'fSIMI COLLI~S FURNITURI 01! The Brl,cblell C.~ JEWELRY Where Your Coufiduocc Is Justified Main St. Pomeroy I~ ••r Ia Mlddl.;od I 'II BAKER J'VRNITVU I h . ~,~ .?ffll/1.1 ana '. RUTLAND FURNITURE tee tllete TRADE-IN IRMS !lb. fatb,:'r , r:oad. DIY • Mn. OAJ;Llll DINING ROOM SUITE It's llell• Nloe to w'ltb RobinsOn's . LaUndry I-USED LIVING ROOM SUITES $25.00 up YOUR $ HASCENTS HERE 1- USED- SMALL ·- GAS H.EAnR · .. · · ···· · $9.95 6·"'- MANTEL I-USED • ' MAYTAG WASHERS 1- Drtsllr · · · .... ·· · $14.95 '1 ' ' 1-USED ' 1-USBD ADMIRAL TV SET GAS HEATEit · ···· •· · ~9,95 $59.98 NICE SIZE ' nMr 20 ...,,..,,. MUtt.. .... ..,. ....., w......, Mel'ftl. . w.._. ............,...,-. e Co-.d1 Nileded BOZEMAN, Mont- (UP}-0111llop:iy lirtltdoy ciab at · .Monta_.,il ' State Colle.Je 1 ALAMOSA. Colo. - (UP) - . make ~o secret ~f . ~e .Jatt ~. George 1\l. Whitehead felt the per- wish r'riore wot~n·,., s{Udenti wiuid· fect. way to observe bis 89th birth- enroll. Registration for the fall day waa to GO fishing. He caught" quarter showed 2,198 men to 861 ~ ..24-lnch, "811- 'pjilJ.Jid -r.alDboW" trout. '\tlttnen. - -· . Church Pla~g .OpenHouseT,o .Help Out ' · ' . omc~n - elected were: Fred BlaeUnar, ~reslderit; JOhn Miteh, vice J:lte!lldent; Fred Ro~obaum, treuureri Mary Vllilnlt Reibel 8CCI'etafy; Marvin lurl, ftntnclal . HcRtary; ud Mrs. Chester Kniibt, tlaiatant fiDanclal l'fiS secretQIJ'. . ·ura. N..,.. ,. or. year terM as ,a · d,ent, .i. poakUon : bilhop in aome formerly paatore~ DIVOilCE AIICID A divoree ac:tioa .bU tieea filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Clo~reM'Cr Iones. RD 1, ·LIIJ18avi1le, reprew.ated by. . JGbn E. Halliday, aplnlt Vlelet Jones, Albtabula Counb'. 0. · ehutchea inc)udtni Chuteli. Tile a •on wlio is tho ministrY. {Continued on ,... Hve) New MlahaiRQGymls Tonight • -·ONLY Final plans have beeo ~plet•. · fOI' tbe annual Motben march · polio. to be held from '1 to 8 p.m. 'l'bursday In Pomero,. and Middleport, Hrt. Danny Thompson. Kotben March chairman, announc.,t loday. Residents are requested to turn on their porcb lights ·at 7 p.ln. Tliureday to welcome the volunteer workers in tbe fight acaiDit· polio. In communities other tbaa l'Gmeroy and Middleport. the march will be held during tb~t daytime hours. 'lbe Y:otbera Marcb annually i• the greatest source of income in the Meigs County PoUo Fllhll ">rlv~. This is sponsored by tbe leta Sigma Phil Sorl)l'ity. Meiners of the group will be joined I)' ~others and other volunteer vort.ers to conduct the drive. · Women who have been appoiat!d ctptains to head up ~ ~oth­ .' ; ,•j ars. March. in various cotnmdriltles ~ nchlde, Cheater. Mrs. Erma Cleand; Hemlock G'rove and. Suainer, ' 1' \Irs. Ernest CuUum and 1 Ra· J~ona Hawk; Rock Springs road and Enterprise. Mrs. Patty Young; Rutland, Mrs. Eva Fleming. Ll.ngsville, Mrs. C; C. Boli.n; Outer, Mrs. Jeannette Davis; Har'isonville. M1'9. Pauline Adkins; Carpenter, Mrs. Weetina Crabtree; o,-esviJle, Wanetta Radekin; Salem Township, Mrs. John Halliday; Minersville, Mrs. Letla Spencer; Syracuse, Mrs. Herman Lortdon ~nd Potrs. Aldo Jeffers. Racine, Mrs. Don Wolfe; Letn-t Falla area, Mrs. Roy Pierson; Gr. Bend and Portland, Mrs. Howard Ebcnbaeb and Mrs. Tom Sayre; Long Bottom, Mrs. Leona Hell81ey; Reedsville, "Miss Jetta Bucklev: lllddleport. Mr11.. Harold Hintll'!; · Pomeroy, Mrs. Richard Rape, Mrs. William Anderson. Mrs. Edna Mlller and Mrs. John Werry. ·; Jin County BlOOd PtoJfam of'!iclai!~~~~ maldn1 a final ·a·ppeal donors for · the Red bloodmobile Wednesday, ~~~~''1 30 by urgihJ reshlenti bef'n unable or who flave to make advlmef: ap·to. eome to tbe eollee-- •• "walk-ina." \ ' .,., ' ., ' atrtMt ...,..,... '""' WMI Sch~ol, Sup.f'\nt~t ~·~~ An• tbony was asaiated bJ $1,epbante Pullen, Reid Koepig, . Dl.v£d j Hoyt and James Hood. · ! . At the morning worship lfl'Vice Mn. Clartonee Laee)' directed Ga:ll Stumbo Prolded and -ndra the choir and Mrs. C. P. Bradbury Miller gave the Scripture irq~inl. · The opening pnyer ·was given by was their orcanist. Jennifer DanielS aod Diant''Stun:to Member• ot the choir were ·Mr. bo had the s<rmonelle:~ · .' · · 'J • and Mn~ · D. Diles, Mi's. c. J:, 1 Carolyn Wilsqn. fead . ·D· • ·. · Hoyt, Homer Hfaell, Mf~. Joh!J FU fl_. 'Mrs. Shirley Mills, nouncements 3n(J the l!i • · e elo• ... · : · · Mrs. Beur!~ White, Mr•. Pe.11rl ed with ,a bened~etion b ,.' Jaequ.- ~ . ·· .. , · Hoffmaq. ~ Rev. C. E. Hoyt K· line Rice. Usben \¥!fe ~llli.a# Wern~ companied tJie 1roup to the service. · ··. , Rlcb·a rd· Hovatter''· ~~~~ Moutn· Saturday eVening thf. memberS in:g. ·and Larry Mitch:· :1 of the CbriRtiaO CrusUera Class attended "the. services in a group.- ' 1 ' .. '· 1. , . . • . .. Donors BARGAINS ...,. ut '*"' .......... .,.. ,..,..,.,.,,.. falllne ... ¥OVn4 10 ; OnDeerease SundrJ, Jariuary 2'7, in the Churcl,t SchOol servleea «'itd the JOOrniftC wot1b1p Rrvi~. ~ A~ Cb u r e b .·bifidalS ~e • ·,Finai.Appeal.For·. .f ,, 1,. drb:ale aM ·, In Schools Is Week was ob- .-~ • 'STOP ' The Senil:\r Choir of the Ftrst Baptist Cbureb furnisped special music Frid~' f!:venine at the Allcine Baptiat ChUrch ' for th.e re" vlval aerviceiVbeinc held tbere. Nationat~Y&uth oerved al.tl!e Firot Bapllst C~ureh Lonj · who is con· Sprim~ 011 .., Gt.u wel'lllfnl ......... Mrth ,.rtlon entl Clllllf . .._ ...,..hit MffN •••· Occa......l ...._. no Epidemic Weeks.. is reported Weather etittn e National Youth Week Observed He~()n Sunday Emmett Will, C.ile-•;tt!r , Rock •• . • . · . · Oiuolliver 9s~ Seeoacl FOR -~ldon Mrs. • '' ~~llie Rescue" Staged John R. Weeks and Eddie Math· eney of Netaonvillc visited Satur· day witt!; his pa~nte, Mr. and ' . SINGLE COl'Y-Sc: tnl St1r. ' 1-USED at • NO. 243 Leda Mae Xr•euter, teacher on lbe NeliOilVUle ·~houla ap~nt th.t. we,k~nd wjth ,her parents, Mr. and tfl'l. Qdon Kraeuter, Morn- Worries • ' '' . , Mr. and M:rl. Waytt Will of Colu.bu• ·W•rt .weekend lll ''ltS ()[ LE'f US SOLVE YOUR lAUNDRY .~. First 8Qptist Senior Choir At Revived I · Mn. · Ala b. SeJI'fried an,d neice1, AliSMI verllt 'and Annette Johnson ~ -CQI.uiUbill" were weekend guests Of. relitlVu, . In J.dvertlllug In ClrculaUoD . ' A dessert coune was Jel'Ved by ,,., SOCIETY .IF YOU WANT AT . e ~INewa • , :e ~:r~; .Cl~J~~ ~ .w hour. POMEROY , lD ' "have in the pait. 1• Jod !elto1o, ""g ~lAKER were ·weekend gue&ta is aofmed· manager the The Westminster Youth FellowHospitaL &hlp of the First PreSb)'terian Vale Church had e apecial candle-light , spent ber · .m,other, service Sunday evening as tbey were 11eatto.d around a table in tbe Sunday School room. . 1 Mba ChrisLynn Buchanon, modefator, prewe~:e week sided and gave a .report of the tbeir motlier, Mn. Yollth Evangeli:.;tic Rally held in · St. Clairsville Saturday. She is · Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble, Charchairman ot the Faith Commisllion f spent the weekeod with of the Athtns Youth Presbytery Paul"Ctitroll Holler Jr., Son of 1st Lt. and Mrs. Holter, was her parents, Mr. and Mra. Genrge and will l" to Athens next Sat- twenty-fou1 hours old when this picture was taken as his fat- Hackett Sr. and family." . urday tl) atlend a meeting aL the her held him at the base hospital at Fort Carson, Col~do Kra. William Betz •nd jlauQ.h· Weatmlrtsler Foundation at the Springs. ~e baby was born on January 4 and wei_ghe~ eight ter, · Sandra, Jackson, visited over University. d d A~rtf g to d d by hi8 tbe weekend with relatives. Takmg part in the program Sun- poun one. ounc~. "~~\v 10 w 0 r rect lv~ . Mr. and Mrs. Clifford CQ(Iningday evening were Susan Probasco, grandmother, Mrs. Wlllianr yatt, the boy h&s _t'ed bur-.. . ham and sons, Lima, spent tbe pianilt; Janice Zirkle and Judy · ,..... weekend wit~ their pare~ta , Mrs. Sauer, who a duet; Cinda WIUlam Rob•on and Mr. and Mrs. Morrii., David Lyons, Helen Louise ' · '' L. , L. cunningham. They were Taylor and Patty Lowery. Atleodance at · Sunday School veral from here have ~en called "het"e by the deatb of her An attendance contest eroded ncle •-t h Rob 50 n C!"racuae Januarv 20 was '73 _ Colltclhln attcndina P ...., Sunday evMing and the lo! ing J ·v • Revival servi00111 at the U \V. • naFarley, who· ·ha's been · in team, captained by Janice Zirkle $11.47. Baptist Church, Racine. Melbourne, Fla., ·arrived here Sun· and Judy Sauer, served refresh· Mra, BUI Jacobs and Pa\\1... ~.~- . Mrs. Bert~ · ~ , Wolfe and daJJghter. ~for 9 vlsit with hls aaughter, to the winning team led by oobs spent· tiMt, "'J.!dkend Mill Doris .. ~~ttended F1,Jn · Mri.' HarOld Chas~, and ~amlly. Lyons and Becky Grueser. latlv(ll1 '. ;. ' ' ·'~ . .&_~,.--"·· fraL · '•e~ I ' ·,- lWil:l\~tfa., foci ;···.Sally Gilmore, wh, is employed present were the Rev. Mr; , ~hd·1.~n. CI,a n:.nr.e ·~ Mra. W.olf~~ n~P, ~ ~·~n-Fd Ire jg WObington, n. c., was 1 recent Ruppelt, pastor of the of Afhell:l W~ _,U'f~ of her. N·• : · lan4, wl:u)..• ~s;.~ ... ~su.,.--. an auto- vi•itor ot •ber parents Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Judson enta M~1nd ,~., ~an kfitt..IJ- .m9bi:le ~tQ:t·~·"" :Mn. C,ul Gilmore, daughter, fer Sunday, ~y MJn. J11dY Shatn, who I& employ., Carla Sue. . .• councilors of the WYF. Kl:lren and J.fr. Mark Stahl and family w~re ed in Columbus, &pt!nt the week , Mr~t. :i.ul~n ~boo Is pn thr~e t:;_:l~l: guealll of his mother "irts end with her parents, Mr. and weeks vacat~on · from the Ben Stahl and son John. . ~- C. F . Sbain. Fraoklin sto;fi!, 111·. Samrny Lewis and family I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buc.k and Robert i"Aah(eY, sepielr at MarviJited with Mr. and Mrs. Orvlllc so n Roy Buck •and Mr. Early shall COllea:oe, Huntington, has Al,cn. . Roush, returned Wednesday frotn here with his wife during . ·Mrl. Mildred Bowen, Mr!. Mar- a vacation in Florida. · the semester vacation at the ~ol~~~ret Allen, Mr. and Mn. 't.ou l\1r. and Mrs. Charles Beegle and lege. TOO SLOW George Francis of Middleport Du:hl called on Mr. and Mrs: John ~rs. Mildred Foster, Columbus, SOUTH BEND, Ind. - David G. Diehl. . visited relatives here l!IJ#-r. ~t, ~~c:elebra~d, bil 77th birthday SunWoltmann, Elkhart, was fined M~. Pearl Je~cob.a was retUrne.M dne and attendCd t,hc fu1J$lf.B~ ol day at his home ori Beech-st. A $fi.7B for driving too slowly. Ponu.~ber of the members of the llee said he wos impeding the lo h1~ home from Meigs Genenl Mrs. Stella Beegle. Hospllal Thurlday. • Aile Eddy stoblrt returned to family were present fer the ocflow of trofrlc by going 32 miles Pele Wier and , family haVe Ellsworth AFB. RBpid City, s. 0. culon. an h.our In 11 60-mlle zone. muved to the Dick !Carr Sr . .Prop. roUow ing a furlough here with -----crty whlctl they recently purchas- his parents and with relatives In e<l. Mlddlt'port. IRST Plan• matfe for the ~wardtbjp de,artment illcluded firs~. 10 fiJMl,. hldden talents in aU me.~qben or ' lh< Guild qll to put thole laloall to work' for 'the &Jory of Godi_ ~ orad, the depiJ'tmeJ)t will ·IJXIniOr a lltew•chhtP eonteat, and any one with lllea! for :lra'Olalo wri~ i.ng, IUl essay, poem or aoo,s are ·~ to participate. The christlail ~ce depltt!ment plans to wort witb the leper colony this year, to supply neces~ary ban""a:e.s. a:.owDB ete · f91' them: Another p'tojett tiU1 be the Presb}lterian orpbanp,ge ln Alrtea :~ad the Evaaaellcal Orphaoa bome at Biloxi, MisL n was also d~ided to eonUnue lltltt~rina: gqod cloth· · ing lor H!UIIIjl'im relief as llle1 ot Mr. and Mrs. Georee Hudson and dausbte\". Carol Jean. gan prelude 'ilY Larry Tracy, fol - Psalm 23. led by Anna Murray tbe closed the service. I senior choir sang, ··My , God and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar's class ol I." and Roger Hysell led the res- girls served as the wr!coming com· ponsive prayer. The service wat1 mitlec and usllers were the class divied into t~ee parts witb the W 'J first being a meditation on "Watch- or boys taught by Bob 1 son. lng" by Joe Kennedy and scripture reading by Barton Campbell, at which time a candle was Jlgbted for "Watching." ~ )Irs. fud Leifhoi~ otewardJIIIp cba1rman, Mrs. Dale -~mltb, chrilt· ian Jervk\ e~IL-Jud""lliN EliPbetli" fit»; .........IJ df oW Women'• ~114.'0t ~ ~ 'churoh ..et FrJialo ~nlui a1,1oo • bome .9f ~ w~ftll>'1. llllWillar · , . plannt~·-pa.. '''' · _,. , ~. f.-,..,1 I Ill'. aDd Mrs. Guy Seymour and PegllY Scarberry, il." After lighUng til< candle for I Stewards . Hold A Planning Session Sheila Stover, sophomore at Ohio Univers~ty, spent tbe weekend with her parents, Mrs. and Mr-1. Harry Stover, and family. Jlr. ana lt:rs. Riehard Vaulbn and aons, Bm and Don, wbo have bHn livina: .1. t Dunbar while be waa employ~ at St. Albans, are moyioc bar:k to Middleport. ' *LOTS ,01' lJSED BBEAIUJ!AST..SETS r • , AND SOl' A BEDS · MURRAY APPOINTED Charles H. Murray has been appointed a sp~ial Sheriff's deput,. Common Pleas according to a Court entry, 1 . Wah,jma High School!$ gl~ing n~w gym floor will see game action tonlialt for the first lime a&lhe Falcons defen4"11galnst Ractne. In the above photo a group of Wahama varsoty DUGAN FINED cage players scrimmage IJI: practice session. In the backgrOund are bleachers and a balcony Robert Dugan, Rutlan<l, wu finwith a seating capacity of 11!®. Th.e addition of the new gymnasoum at the Waha!lla school ed $50 and costs on a eharge ot gives to thi• are• one oi liti!:"riiost modern and up-to-date athletic plants in SoutheaStern Ohio di:sturbina: the pea<'~: b)' Ju&tice ot Peaee E. E. Grindley. anc1 the Ohio Valley. See :1:'1~ · 4 for story. (Sen tioel Photos). • ·* ( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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