https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9a867fccc4463f0f2fd5588d305997c8.pdf 182b975453f41316ac6ff72fb983fde5 PDF Text Text • 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). • ·* ( �' '' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomel'()y-Mlddleport, 0 ., Jan. 29, 1957 The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO fl'qTJ!RESTS OF MEIGS .MASON AREA You' F.l ection Lowl By TED W. BROWN ~IeNARD I. OWEN -GENERAL MANA.ER IEYIICILD E. GREENE- EDITOR etOJ, Ohio. Subscriptjon ratet: Delinry by carrier where available 30 cents per week ; one year in ~tdvan~ at The Dall y Sentinel office, $1~ .60; six months, $7.80; three month!!, $3.90. B:t motor route where available · one month $1 £1 mail one year $8; s1x months, $4 .2:5 ; three months, $2.50 : ont· mont It, $1. Published every afternoon exN'pt Sunday by The Ohio V\lley Sentinel, Inc . at 110 Mechanic St.. Pomeroy . 0. Busi11ess offtct> phone ~&a. edilor•al ornce phone 397. Water Utility Defends Position On Hjll Officials of the local water company don't expect a fOrthcoming visit of Ohio l,'ublic Utilities Commission Enllineer B. D.'Tackett to dis< lose much of anything new. Mr. Tackett is coming here soon in response to complaints made to Pomeroy Coundl last week about water service in Lincoln Heights Ad<)ition. Complaints specifically pointed to pressure and volume of water received from the storage tank on the hill and through the slx·inch main servicing the 58 sub- scripers !here. , However, the Meigs Waler Company says it dellnllely is not t·esponsibl• for pressure; for water, yes, but not the speed and volume at which it arrives in the homes. On Ibis point, a pivotal on• to people ·'on the hill," the utility says that 14 yean ago when the Addition was built they strongly advised not only a higher tank so as to provide more pr~ssure but also three quarler·inch service lines into houses instead of "" inch •' ' In both instances. according to the utility, the advice was disregarded. The 18,000 gallon storage lank was built by the contractor and was owned by the government until recent years when it was "given" to the water company, a gilt it looks upon with some trepidatiOn. The government says now the water com· pany owns it, though it is not carried on the utility's books as an asset and it was not used in evaluating the water works when a rate increase granted two years ago. In any event, the tank has been maintained by the utility >nd when It wears out, it apparently will have to be replaced by the same agency. "How can we be held responsible for a situatl~n that In no way is our fault?" officials of the utility ask. It was pointed out that lhe utility maintains w&ter in the storage tank at all times to at least two feet from the top. Our· ing cold winter months when controls on a pump supplying It freeze, service calls to thaw out the controls are necessary twice a day. What pressure and volume are present are con· sistent, the utility says. According to the utility M1·. Tackett is fully aware of the Lincoln Heights Addition problem . It is further maintained that the PUCO at no time belor• or after gran! of the rate in· crease stipulated "improvements" were expected by the utility in service to the area. If "service" stands as it is alter Tackett's visit, what can Hill subscribers do about improving their lol themselves? There are a number of things, none very heart warming. One is replacement of galvanized If~ inch service lines and inside plumbing with three-quarter copper lubing. This would increase volume, not pressure. When this is done it would be an excellent plan to caU on the water company to clean out the lln'es to the corporation ~ock . '!'his the utillly will do as a service. An alternative is either the raising of the present 18,000 gallon lank to a height sufficient lo provide 40 lbs. pressure instead of 20, or construction of a new tank at a sufficient heigh!, at subscribers' expense. This would be costly on the Hill because !here is no nearby prominence available upon which to build a tank, It would have to be on a tower. They don't give towers away. Another posslblllty is doing away with the tanlt entirely and Installation of a large turbine·type pump that could pump sufficient water into the six-inch main on the hill. This too, prt'sumahly, would be at subscribers' expense. It could cost an estimated $4,000, If lnl'ge enough to provide fire protection too. As • final note, It should be recalled that galvanized pipe of the World War II variety ("" Inch) used in the Hill homes has a life expectancy of 10 to 12 years before corrosion and deposIts build up In lt. This Is particularly true on the Hill where pressur.e Is Inadequate to "push" settling sediment on through outlets In houses, What Mr. Tackett says after visiting here will be an Inter· estlng news story . We are wailing for him . w J E H 990 On your Dial Your Sunrise To Sunset StQtion " 'MEiol NO I'OLICY Tenn.- J: E. Simp. 1011 1 maeblnls.t hu the an!lwer tor' baU A eentury or "marital . ~ItO." Willi )lim, It wu "doing WbJtovor 1111 will wanted me to 4o. • · " PUBLIC IALI Delbert Turner fiU'm, 10 a. m. February 23, lOST, Court House Pomer(jy, Ohio. Location, near Carpenter, In Colullbla Tow~thlp, Mei1s County, Ohio. Farm of 1.35 aerea. resldence and related farm bulldlngs. crop land, arulng, tlmblr, 1 surplu of water, on aood road · AppralJed value tiQO(tOO and muRt sell ror at leaat twq-thlrd .. CDih In bond ~n day of oale. r. H. O'lrlll!. Allomtr lor Wtpe> T~r, Atlfnlalatn- 461. tor. - Ohio. rtOIIIWYo Coro Turnrr llltla, ·40 ..,.. tl farm lond, no !Mdldla•, jolaa PI aero, Dolbort 'l'uiuor fora, to Ill ,.ld aeparately on oamo uta, 10 a. m. Febraury U, 11D7, Cor.art II• House, l'om•roY, Oblo. 1111 lor two·thlrdo opproloed val•p ol e80Q.OO. Coob In hand PI' do1 of ault'. r. H. O'll)flo. Allorl!lt ... WeyM TurMr, AIIMl•l•,. tor. PhtM .._ ,.....,,.,, Oh-. Cll 22, 29 I~\ ' D, I~ ·The Editnr's. M:ailBag • • your Jncome Tax F•gunng In filina ·aJoint return SCARPOROUGH )olt. - ,.oncla Sullivan, a raUroa.d flnman, waa awakened bY a tLora tooUQ& ln hl1 drlvewa)l at 4 a. m. IM~lJta out ~ 1151 auto Will aoundlfttl 'lu own alarm. The ear "" deotroya~ bJ lire. a window, he dilc:ownd 1 ITAIITIN. 'I'OurM !, AWTON. Mich. Fl!tecnmonth.old Kathy Stoker, who learned to w.1lk jult a few moutba ago, ean roll•r alt41t. N~ .<lblfloo Sto~r, her moUW, ~ X!llhy tao 111d h•r twq ~ !l•tera a "merry chase .. on: diCta. ( and deduction standard or ltemized to which' both are enUUed. Special lax rate• are provided fQr calculatine the tax you oWe U you file jointly. The rtte• are fipred as if your joint i:D~ome were split in half and yo11· eaeb pald the- tax UP · Married . Loto Morrlo..o Aocgtlli>Co on one half. eouplcs usually can save money Even IC your wUe llat1 no in........_, This by fllhng a joint re-turn instead of come at all, you may file ajoint Ket•p in mind ' If you file sepseparule rclur-ns for their federal return. And if you didn't marry arate r(•turns that If one of you income tall.. Tht only sure way ber until New Year'l Eve-befort• Itemize!!. his or her deductions the to tell which method costs less l.t midnight, of courae . you may other must also itembe . to f1gure the Lax both ways. still file a joir.t r~>hArn . Whether tiline . jointly ~r sepa· The law allow& you 10 file either lf your wife worked a little dur- , rately,_ i£ you compute your tax joinlly or separately in IHJ)' year, int the year and earned leRs than and hnd You owe more tu, atwbichever way you select. ln $600, it will probably be to your lac ha check or a money orde_r other words, you are not bound to advantate to file a joJltt return. for the full amount due. Make 1t tile jointly this year Just because nthe;r than letting he!- file &cp· payable to Int?rnal Revenue Sen· you did last year. arately. She mieht get a rerum! ice a~d sent 1t with your return The same !Jlank for!Ui are used ~r.,_.,(ijiy separately itt;~bls case, ~0 r Director ~ lnternal Revenue wl~ther you file Jointly or sep- 1 blif~ er:lnl could not file · joint re- 0 )'our distti~t. ' h cr as When arately. Generally, If the com - turn and you wou Id. lo!le h b thyou tb tile h · jointly, b d' you d thatblned income or husband and wife an exemption. More about ex- 1a~ , 0 e us an 8 ~D e was less than $5,000, you can emption& tomorrow WI£c s forms W-2 to the JOint reomake the choLce between the sitn· If )'Our wlfe or · husband diet! turn. If your re~urns are aepa· pie card J•'orm 1040A orthe lung- during the year and you did not r~tc, attacb Lhe rtght form to the er Form 1040. If your mcomc was remarry before the 1•nd of the right return. $&,000 or more, Ynu must f1le on y~ar, you may flle a joint return One tax item which affects tau· Form 1040. for the full year. And under cer· pies more often than it affects inThere are ce-rtain situations In tain circum1tances the t~urvlvlng dlvlduals is buying ur sellina a which joint filing are forhidden . Mpouse may elaim the same In· h.ouse. These happen in rehtiJvely few come-sputtJn• benefits of a joint Clll!l, but should be remembered. retUrn for the two years foJlow1ng _ Aa a general rule, If you aell Thl'y are: If yOu were divorced \Wten husband and wife file a your home or· any other personal or leaal]y sepa.rated on or before joint return, both must Jlgn the property, $uth as stock• or bonds, Dee. 81, 1956; if you are marrie:l return and both become llabl~ for you must pay a tax. on th~ proflt to a non-ritlzen who does not live any amount of tax owed.. you make-. There is an exception which applie• in certain cases WASffiNGTON DAILY CROSSWORD l'~ lc l' _, i l,"l lililiiJ J.I I U• . H 1 t:11lf.l ,elf l l~ !'IIIOl1H~ 1 U l ~ ~"1 f•ld '-'f e.,..... ••rumont lt. Qtil'o nomt 111. Number 10. CottJy 18. MIUpond ~ U.ICxclla.rna. uon or 1, 10rrow 16. A. mMl 17. Cloq :to 11. 9wn U . lhcrt,lirh' .9. ~lrnblt CIMOI\II H. Firmament 22. Newt 23. Cfoolctd 81. Ul\11.-1 • 1~r fi : •J, J 1•1'.11111 H' 1 '•J•l l"1 I'«PJI~IUI;I 1 ·1'.1~ ­ 1•: -l~'jli\ L1 ~I lJ lll l-1 I·< I :'1 Pmid : ~w-' u -: 1J . , (1 '.1 n. Ooill ~~ [J :JIJ I CHor.} ·-t --1 ..11:./' _, ::rn l or., 1 f:l ;l' U LI r:l ! I' f < o..._. w.......,., Auwtr IJ, I:MlaMa. 37, Wandtr St. Lotty ao. Pur· &1. LuoJct. . 31. Soutbw4ft numbtr '\. wind t11pn or joy :n. Compu~ 34. Chtet paint Cabbr.l 11. CoiJ1ttot w•Urwhttl ' !J'Il ~llluP 1-h·.m :.oJPH.m n :-1::. AC&OII ~. 1. American 2:2. Auam 1..Jl'alt ""\ frontttrta 1< •Uk· e. lublldtd man WOI'II\ u. J •. Bocktt tor tl. Com. • moulhpltce le~tiMr ;~ttt 1 12. Clamor \ (muu · tanurtt 13. Buppol'to<l t . _..,.to14. Rltor ! •n Saxon urt (Air.• mountain to. Btvo"'" 81. Timid ..... om.ula cSU..i ...., . ... ~­ fl. 1':"--lllot ' c-.1 =!If ·=if.. ·aa.J,Iq U.MUr .~. .... ia To the Editor: Office ol The Supenntendent United State!ll Naval Acadeiny AnnapOJis, M&rylend The United . Statel Naval Acad· emy at Annapolis, Maryland PIU!:Il have 8 rootbaU 1tadium. The old atands which w're constructed In 1812, WITH FIUNDS CONTR!l!U· TED BY PRIVATE <;!TIZENS. seat fewer than 16,000 peOple. They longer serviceable aad are woe· ru.Uy inadequate. The Naval A-cademy Athletic A.s!Jociation, a private, noo-profi:, laK-exempt organization, owns 101 acres of land ad,lac.!nt to thf'! Academy. This location is convenient to highway connections to Washington and Baltimore and. from all coniJjderations, i! an ideal silc for a stadium. The land has been graded, drainage installed, and 1'1"8 ~y BUY~ · the NAAA has through the year~ bui\t up a ful\d of one million dol1ars toward the construction, it ia estimated Lhat the dadium will cost tHree million dollars. Contrary io popular belief, the Congress normally does not ap· propriate funds for projects of this natUre. We therefore need the help of b:iends of the Navy, throu· ghout the country. Once arain wb~ must depend U{'On popu ar su . scription. Through the reverues !rom football eariles, the Athletic Associa· Uon supports all of the varslty and freshmen sports at the Academy, d ~lb te 1 th · tr ur-• an con~o~ u s o e m am ... sports programs so e!Jsenllal to the development of sound bodiea and active spirit . This total -pro· · th t' · 1 1. gram 11 10 e na 1ona1 meres The Association cannot also fin· ance eompletely the tremendou11 projeet of building a new stadium. We believe that there are a aufflclent number of persons In· terested in the Naval AcademY who wnt want to ~ntribute to :f.H funds neeessary to -eonstruet· a stadium In keepin& with the needs. tbe diiJllty and the pre• !)l 'the United States NavaJ; t, one. 11 you sold your home apd ue building a new one - rather than buying an ext•Ung home • you hne 18 mo-eths instead of 12. Tf yob bu)' a new home for legs than you sold the old one, you mull pay tn on part, or all. U vou owned the old home for more than olx month;, the tu may be at lower rate•. Report all of.thb In detail on 1 IO(III'ltO t .. . form, Cllltd llchod· 1119 D, l!llmmariH II oo Pill Form ICMO. I of I will dlseuss the lo• deductl· blllty of Interest pavmento .on Jlle mortc•r• the daY alter to"''""•· In an article on all klndl Qf 111duetlons. · . w.-.l'fl' GETS 8:00 10:00 10:30 11:30 12:00 1 A New ~per Market In Pomeroy,<OI)Io Kroger will 'in'tervlew loP male cleJk poiiitioJIS full time and pwt ~. Q!'allfi9tloDJ J~fe--r - FULL TIMEHJIIh School ~rtduat.• PART TIIPI ..,. · Hlo~ School Studontt AGE 17 to 3Q, neat ~Ppl!'ance, trlendiJ: ...noNIJI,y iM ~~ 'to Pill written ti!Jl Siar&blf '11~s , Full Tti!IO' - ¥JIM !lor Wnk : Port T\g ,.,- fl .~ ..,.. !#•¥.' 40 HOUR oroot, ni!Uior jlorti>dlc lncrease_a, excelle~Jt benefit pr.o: &ram including :;tree .iJaN~ . Captain Kanagroo Mom!~ Show GllrTJ lloore Arthur Godll'OJ SITike 'It Rich Valiant Lady 12: 15' Love of Life 12t30 Search for Tomorrow 12:4D Guiding Light 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 As 'be World turns 2:00 Our Miss Brook• 1lct pay, profit sbilring, etC. . ADPiv In pef'SOn •• 2:30 Houleporty 3:00 l!ig Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby Show Po~I'!IYo ~JP.o Thul'ldoy, >l.!"l'!'r.Y 31!1 ' 8tf hi lO'tl.l'lt. -,nd :a p.... 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 4:ao l"dge of Nlgbt 1 t''' Academy. 12:10 Noon News t2:U Neiehb"'o n. 12:30 Liberaee 1:00 Femin\ne Touch 1:45 Movie Matinee •·.00 Afternoon !-11m Festival " 4:3C. Super Serial Time 6:00 Mietey Mouse Club 8:00 Cartoon Club &:30 Five Star Final WHTN-TY sbould be mailed to MEJI.ORIAL STADIUM, Annapolia. M&I'Jland. Tbl1 Jtadlum will be 1 Uvinw · We hare -at the Naval Academy me.nlorlal to all those who are believe that you will be kind eserving today, &! well aa to those noua:l to help us brlng thl.s mat· who hive 881'V0d before ua. It will tor fo tho attention of the public, be named the NA.VY·MA~ · ~ people who have a vetted inOOJtPS lolli:IIORJAIL STADniK. torul In· tho youna men Ql Anna· Jbe Junau .of lnteraal ReveaQ· poU1 . hao ruled that all contrlbutlOftiiiP Sineert!f, to :IO'llo of ~djuotod ...... hlCOI!l~ \II. R. SMDlBERG, m 12:30 Liberace '· 1:00 FemirilO-e TOUch 1:45 Movie Matinee n ,.. i. well! ltr 1 Ia L 0 N G I' I: L ldt,," -: ltmpl7 etandl for anoUMr-. ti: -~ ~ A \1 Ull4 tor ~ tN'It L'.. X ror lht two 0'._ ttp. ~~ it'ltera. apoe. t...,_, !II• IIIIJih ond lormaltool of ~ on ~u )lialf. SVb ~ lht lotion aro 4lltt""l. ·'" , I Stt~er \at CHICAGO -· The ~~~m:~~ r.. ~Pijal, \ c 1 my . APMI: II Q D H " c,.~oanm .....~ • tl J 11 MUAS NQII, 0 YB Jc N • M 'u BQT~ ' "l "" ·a a c ., APM&: WI 8 D I 0 D•T- I U 1" F N B 1 I U L , Y!!f!'!lo1'1 _Crflloquola• I:VlliRY ~lff.FJ'AIRS, HO\V• "'- .. ...,~~'I!I:" .._::Jhv ·.. when the ,..._ of the ·~~~~ Pi...UIJit totolut wu anno•f ' . llqmoll[ll llw~OJ Jr. fl Jllllvoro Wl!k~ .~ !0.11!\:!0f l!~n .. MtCiure, If MCClure, Jr., dregs unknown; Mri. Charles Clurc, Jr., tllC unkonw n heir s., deviseca, leaate~ . executors, adminiatrat.ors or assigns of Charles Me· Clun:, Jr., if deceased. The un· known heirs, .n' !tc art dedu<llh!e lor federal lll<OIIlt llhr Admiral. U. S. Navy, 1'q ...,,.,... ContriblllltiM IJllperintondent. _..:._,__:._:__,_ _ _ _,;__ _,...,_,;,_______;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~r l (8) -AutoSa-=-le-s- ~,.""'s""'u""'s~tne-S~ . s-5e~rV-I-'C-es ' a LU b 1 -25 lmoe 'flSuronct:c Barn...mmpoon IDIUr.,... ~IIC1. Mlddileport. rt... - A-obllo~· Phone 6315-X CIIIC).If Looking For Something .Biaelllllr'i. I lU Ole 29, C2) 5, 21c I ~r. D"" MEIGS TE¥: Custom Rqyal4 Dr. Sedan, Ra· dio, Heater and Powerflite Trans .. Tinted Glass. Beautiful Tri Tone Paint, Power windows. Only 13,000 Miles. $2695 -- '· ' I ·l( tte ~ BOICto. Cenl'l"l 4 ~- Sidon: drive. . ton, . of ihe 1 ' OteiDI of Power.. Vti.OO, IIJel!)lar!o, "POJ!lerqy. · •. · • 1.U8te WJ' lllle!"atloJlll D\yDP 1,1\Uelf, ., bOil, - holet; ttee.OO, ex' ' ut biiJ' for rlcbt Jlll'l7· ~ or •• 114174 Rimlmel: '. . . ~NII;'IIG ACT NOW sne $100 to nooo I, 2 and 3 bedrooms, large stock, must go! Bring your Ten Wides, Huge Selection Free delivery, Qul<t. open 7 da)os. ' Wo~erly Mobile ftj)"'• SGies, · lft~. U. S. %3 South WAVERLY, OHIO We are a Maaulactorer's Repre&ellllltlve who have ,ee, oplud new revolutionary trends in merdwtdlslng. We are looting for a wide-awake enerfetk man (or WQJII• an) to service, in your city and suburbs, our Self Se1Tiee . Racks displaying fun games, toys & magical art.ltleS'l'hese items sell on sight.' Children buy them for toys. Adults buy them for fun. Irresistible to all ages. Spare or Full Time. All Routes ESTABLISHED BY OUR COMPANY in markets, drug, variety stores etc. As.ligned to you EXCLUsIVELY. This is a year round business. No sellillg and DO experience necessary beyond the ability to IIU!et business men lntelli~ently. Prospective distributor must have a ear, must be able lo withstand a rigid credit and character Investigation and be able to invest a minimum of $11!80., wbich will be •Jntirely secured by inventory. If you are sincerely interested in this pro)I9S31 and can meet all ·of the aloremelltioned prereqQisltes ancl are also interested in obtaining a pro•en substantial return on your investment write Adam Industries, 1966 BroadW7:'J, New ')fork 2,3, ·N,Y., induding brief persona) hislory and phone number. A pel'!IOI)llllnterview with a factory represenl.llive will be arrapged locally. lN~IIltANCl! AGEN"CY ...!!' "' ~. 61- I'HONII qll PleDf)' of pfpq hot .... me\ee ilisha! sparkJinl clean IIIIi pu1'l!, IUid ~., 111uch ·-. iYou'llabra,.lle 111111 of havbtc tbe 5,200 lalloll8 a year ;you nl!ed. for dishwashlnr, _,other . hcm""'wl4 !18"!1 with an automatic, fast NC09W) Gaa Water Ra-ter. But.• •• Malroo.,.·l'•-•.,lc-J>t LOCAL LO,AL LOCAL \ LOCAL LOC.AL LOCAL PICTURES NEWS ADVERTISEMIEN'l" EMPLOYMENT INTERE$T COVERAGE EVERYT.HING IS . >I :, ,)'1111'11_.,, rc have to tam It up or """"-PJJ or~. ,.... quid:ly, lti4!Dtly _,.apd with nO atten~ nee led, •-II'• ,_ Noooorr-blauleonlyfart recotler)l G1111 water beaters will bep up with lbe demands of toda:(alivipg. Guwaw heaierll JO f4J work autamaticaJ!y to quickly replaa! hot water u you uoe IC. : Moh .,.,. 11'1 h•-~IIP 0..'-f.t 'ftler laster and much more·ecooomrylly tban any , other melhod. Here are juat a few LOCAL of the ar~tomatic, fast recovery Gas water /waters. lEX IliUM .WIUTIJtOUSE RUUD f05(11 ' JOHN WOOD WANT .... loot! 9-· .11181.00. lllaet. l'omeroy. 1 H ete , ' TRAILERS ••• • • • Rodnty P~wn;ng Doily Sentinel ll!'l PLYIIOlJTII V8 Sovoy 4 dr. •JII•n Belve• - ~me 1$1, ,,. . - EOO(I wl!h alto • • $15,000 A YEAR desires and your problems, You'll, Find If I Through The ' "'*" ' CAPAE!LE OF move in tomorrow. 'l'ry us, we're dealing on the very lowest terms! IN THE DAILY SENTINEL ~n. Low mllea11e. Ono • flilloto! o"oer. •t89!1.0!J. :tiiHI~ r GrJanLA DISTRIBUTOR WANTED Morh · po:rt, call '".Y'alter Crook$, phone 8067.J. After ,all, ''Tile Beot Doesn't Coat A c,nt More." $2495.op. ·Biaettnor'o, 1 :u etc . ~'1, P0111"':07 , &Oloist aDd Smitbl. u were most of the atr DIREC'J;'OR DireotOr of Highways (!) . UVEIIY of ProdYcts lJl ·Pomero.y or PONTIAC V8 Chieftain 2 dr: ' ..,_an. Low mlleap.. one eare- ~ BUICK Special OF THE S. 0. LINZELL .,. ; .,.-20"" -.. ~ ~eroy. ''Smith" weddiA&. The briile ~ bridetroono both wwe Sllll\hl. Ill* leeat~s. OF HIGHWAYS AND WHEN THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER il5ll OF THE oHln REVISED CODE ARE MET AND AT SUCH A TIME THAT TJIE CORRESPONDING SECTION o~· THE ABOV~ MEN· TIONED RELOCATION IS AV CEPI'ED AND OPENED TO TRAFFIC:- And being morel fully deacrlbed as follows : AU of tbe ex~ isting State Route No. 880 between Bridge No MF.G-680-0786, over West Branch of Shade fUver, and the southeasterly end of the above described relocation. / 14! II U KercomaUc. One local llil' owner. Tho S.tfjw NASIIVILE, Tellp. - ({ll'> _---' lilrt. A. V. Newman a~ ~· tendanu. JOURNAl. In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO va 4 dr. Moatan, · er. f'oinoroy. · Getting All the Hot Wll~r You Want? You-can , with._ •• an automatic _GAS WATER HEATER. jillif PONTIAC VB Slar Chief Dlx. l'OIIPUI:l'E lDsur•••• !!rPloet!Oa. 4 dr. Sedan Only 8,000 mUoJ of l4fe, AltO, Ptr.. l'oUo. Call DG• eueful dn\olng. $248D.OO. Bloelt. \Ill!" lllddl-. 1\1110 -.r••, Pomeroy. 1 M 6te "Ef!ouny NM.oo. d evi~e es, Jbe evenina:, en at Chriatmas time, were by Mrs. Bl•cl;;.wood. or lttl Estat' Broker Her.mM). Werry, CharleJ and some red faees among tlle women av@!i ~ AIIB lliPOI\l"ANT '!lfilliii;iiW'-JAMuil. JC'IIlfiMIL · ' r ;, ' I )lev. Bartel•, the !¥'· lll•nry Werry, and !olao llmllb, 8hOrfl, THI Mllll tMI..I TOPSnEIJ!jl, ,Mass.-There were During Pll!Oo Au-bllo, Hullll ACCIDINT . Lifo, C.lliolty aod Iondo llli Fun1111f Dlrectoro ; and oil ..& ho!pecl in any waj>. llocJu.. of her ohallow drof: the Waahoe County ~an reub. Btoldet her proaenl dutloo, the tblp con lllld fullY t<tul,.d combot 11;oopa ind vehicles on eilemy · •114 lllr. llld lin. TJiE' ~ lira. B......,ood. ¥1M llodellile - maay floral 'tribute!, to the nd)y· Nelcbbora ~lub, P»m.. 1W ..,......, Squad, Dr. Bolee p• ....., n!lrtei of Melp General are aeeded. parable~ : 1 honor~( (1-7).. Help Wanted ~~r...."';::bw~.:u!':. ~ AU,o ~leful lheo!Q for COOL, MAN, CDq,L lfn. c. T. Sprouse ol Route t. Pomoroy, Qhlo II len'inw abouil tho lank Iandi~ "'lp USS Wuhoo County wtt~ lilt llh ,-1ee1 Ill the M:edltemneon. The Washoe County ~ri•• <!Atllo and oetiObDel wherever the)'· ports tnacceulble to 1blpe of tom- SIO PROPOSED THE MUTE SECTJj)N SHIP opportunity · Q W!&H '1'0 'llHANK OuR -~"" f\'lell~ and ulfhb9r• tor Charles T. S~uae, s:ea~n 'lt prentice, USN, son ol Mr. ap.d AllYDLIAAJl." · The OHIO VALLEY JUNK llne of 9ald e~atint r,.d, from said :Br4Jge ND. ~. and the-re terminate. Total length of said relocatioD partion being 0.38 of a mile, more or Je-ss. Y~ Card Of Thanks MEDI'I'ERI\ANE,ui (l'HTNCl - l ., WE BUY liB W. 11a1n st.. ,_!!'fit 1 ....... .....,,.. 8;!115-X. 11;1-1!, - - - - - - - - - - ,_. "':\, ;: 1 1111011 r.Mon: a..tfOid Boord&, Drop C!ot!J& "''atno l'laher lllddl__. ITIUCYURAL I BE•u• ~ IJ2U.lt' "tl-1.4 · ICRAP 'IRIIN '-- M8ms ILUllL> lo TEIJo,'VISION Sli:RVICE Pholle 200 Clalond ApP!IoMe :,:,r,Q 4. LrHI ,.. furnaoe, 1ocated 2181h: E. MaiD St., Pomeroy. Call br. K. n. Amsbary. 1 2S tf. ao equlppe<l., for grade A milk. J»'len.ty of ·water: Located au black top road No. 680, betwe.en ReedsVille and. Tuppers Plains. Robert 'Rill, Reedsville, RFD 1. 1 28 Stp ~ nctp"- u:=:r0114 •• CllileMI ~~-§ rooms and bath, Fn,lay. Pr...nt were lhe and. Mrs. Ru.,.eu. l-211-6tc · · )- ""' ·1VU Pomeroy, o'lllp 3:00 Afterooon, ,Um Festlnl t 30 Suger Serial Time 5:00 Mickey Mouse CJu~ 8:00 Cartoon Club 8:80 Five Sta.r Pinal 7:15 John Daly & tho New1 1':115 Joha Daly &: the Nen 7:30 Dianeylind '7:30 Cheyenne &:SO · Wyatt Earp B:30 Navy Log I:OO Broken Arrow 8:00 Onlo and Harriet l:30 DuPont cavaleade Theatre 9:30 Ford Tbeoll'e 10:00 Wednesday Night Fl1htt 10•00 Polka Tlme t0;30 confidential File 10:45 Sportscope lt·OO Newt 11 :00 News of the Jilirbt. : Tbeatre 13 !1:15 Theatre 13 11 15 =;·.:.:-:-::=----=~~-:--:;;;;;;;;;;-:;­ lllr. ood llr"- Cllllor~ Jenkl"''"' enter!fined )\'lth a cbje~ea. diJll!lt. Sullday. llonorine tl!e)r ,.~, !llro. Roben KUIIOII ~ birtioo r,~" i1J:.~ -:-cc--- - - -- - - k~V\RTMENT - ,.efts Equipment ColllpaJIY · . tJ, loloN"'f rOne .New 1957 FARMALL ' 11:44 ~len On ll:tli Cart9oo Clu~ 12:10 Noon News ' 12:15 Neighbors :;;•1~'ta-'!":h= 'Extro !lpney," "!lew Intetest,' "A Buslnesi of your own." Territories open - TupIPOIW ~)am.; ~lddleport, Sullt' tler,~~~·f.o.ri1'e'roy 1 and Vicinity. Write Eleanor Brandel, P. 0. Box 948, Portamouth. 1·28-St.c Jllow In Our Showroom CHANN~ ·r· from said bridge No. 'MEGaaof . 1 !I ROO~S, b::~sement, Wa,\;h bouse, 0736; to a point O.D2 of a •milt> rooms .anj wjva~ bath. 1128 E. on Kerr SL, Pomeroy. Eled.tic, morlil or lei)S, from laid .tream: Main St., Pomeroy, Phone 103-X. water. Phone 162-.J. thence contlnulng aoutheuterly 1 29 3tc 1 26 6tp with a curve to tbe right to a ~ ROOM !lOHSE, ~yracwe, s. Rpoint ia tho! conterUpe of exlotlng tltl!~ · 1-28-St' IIJO ACRES: 110 oereo traetor land. road, oald polot bellljl O.ll'l of a Nine room bouae; by 50 barn mHe, measured .alonr the C!t!nter- .FJWnis~Jed lives "Power put lo better use" ll:.f4 SJJn- On 11:41 Cartol.ln Club FOI\D 'I'Qw,NSHJP, ·~ COUM· 1 qr LADIES: FARMERS Mrs. Ro~t. Russtll Is Honored GueJt heir•, devf. admtDt. TY, omo. 'l'IIE S'AQ ., TO III! •ad lab over IW:::;;~r,::~ ~ ESTANJSHF!> · !JPOJil. ~ !ritll paymenl.l uDder ~ lN !J'!I!!l . IQJ.J!IN',lt Of' -· 0 . I'AIIM - ts .,.... with 40 ...., 'liiD: AND DliUIIC')'Oft WR&If ~ . s In euJUv•t!C!!I. ~nee In ill~~t~~~Ji~ Q~ SEIWING MA.Ciiffll:, laqe .medicine cabJ~ ler'Jieilnnb., a een· IAV~peJ'. Phone with botbroo ·aDd fo...,.d,(lr ol the ,., Ill!~ . No. . 1 29 jJte heatinr. T~ ~~~e borna, 1m- liSP. orud '!''Ill# ' . /!:i!W>;41! a plfment sh.edjpnary, crib, ~ar- mlle, mar• lea, PI ' along HOLSTEIN 3 years, rreth ' qe, bog house, .poultr¥ houoe, J.be e.ea""'llne ri! ~ ... pliJ,~ rood, soon. Nearcow, Morning Star Ch!.!reb. Johh Chaney. 1 29 Btp all wlt)l go~d roofa. l'lenilful ~":~ ~;t "~ No~n.Fi supply of w.at,cr eve~ere. Sl de- n · t-"-"' ~ID( 0 2 · J'>llt'l! -mJ~JSii!IN - h;;i!c" ·to Nicely Jocn1 Gd on Stat<! HiJbway Ul. Ivt"t: -u&ro:DCe IO~~.tert y freShe n ~oo'Jl, Gnc work hOrse 1 only 8 m il~ from Porwn'QY. Al- wt!h n curn to _'the ~t 1o a and OJ4! rlditijl: h~rse. Harold ) li..c)lla!mer! tractor with ~qulp· point ~- 15 of ~ ~. •IDDJ'~ ~ l.~s. l'!'g!f!tl, !P...tl~d. . l-2&11tc ment, 16 l\ead of cat Ue, and 20 frQm .he pOJn~ · .ot . 'be&.J8.1Ung; ton of bay included in total thence conllnublg_ ~trttLeu\erly on ANditiOoUTn.BCta'lLDII 341Nl·YG. in good,;~ntc~ price of fl6 000.00. on a tang~l"t, er~hl~ 1~e "~~~ 1-~ ' branch of Sliade lbveJ' ·~t a pomt --:,-4:-,--::C::-n-,--:n-6-.n-,---'--~ "X nt PHONI 108-Y 0,08 of a mllo . more or 1~, m.., . "-.:= 1 26 Stc urcll .up the cen~~ of said stream *· . . . ......... , uno! Emma He- S!CJ'roli .• >9r lEI). fotfale f ROOM AI'All'l'llll:t!,IT. One 8 r!Mim h - Newly decorotod !Dalde 01111 Ql!L A, N, Boortl. Pome!'Oy. 11 1 ·tf NOTICE I A'd!:D IN -~rt, P~- 1·29-2tc 4:15 Secret Storm. lt. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - lM bour WrflCker Servtco. 0., Phone 8227. Night PhOJ!O fl039.ll:. DODGE - PLYMGlJ'IB DEALERS. 3 6 U ' Jr., F. KcCiure, ad.· Route Couacy, PROPOSl1lD lii!I.OC.\'1110N: SJTIJ- . "or Hot - Electlk. waUpap:tt . ..,_ •teaiber. CliDton ,.kb.er• Mld_ , - -------~....::..:::. MARTIN HOTEL Tom<~rrow: ExompUoDI aad 4• peadeaq alla,..nHL w•vt~~~ ttlsP&.fS :::::;;;;~=~~; WCH~TY 8~00 'fO . SELL ~ BENT ,- find employment - hire or flad a lost Item throull't Tbe Dally SenUnlll Al>S. Don't put U off ,_ Call398 Today-~. 411 A thls.~lumn - 7,30 Eddie Fisher 7:45 NBC New•"· 6:00 Hiram Hoi!day 8 :30 Va•l-- rr ft.-tows Best D:OO Kraft Theatre 10:00 Tltis Is Your Life 10:30 TBA 11:00 NeWs He-alffi.nes '. 11:15 Weath:M'<!>;St .. (8b) Auto Servic~ (I) Notices architect's plans drawn. Although where you sell your residence. Profit Must a. Reinvested If you sold your home during 1Dft8 for a higher price than yoU: pa1d in buying It and m ina lmprovements on it, you eed not pay a tax on the profit if you buy another home within lZ months and pay as much or more for thf' new one as you got tor the old ••d . ~-- , ;;;-add both the husbaod'a and the wife'!' tncom~ and list the exemptlona In this eouDtry; or if you and Editor't Nole: Tbl• ls the second oi nve arti.- yo1,1r •if'ife r'pOrt 'your l~~teome on cles to help taxpayers make out Ua• baais of different tax years their federal income tax returns. that is, if you report your in· ly I.USSRLL c. HARRINGTON come at all, y~u mal' file a joint CommlaJoner of lnt.rn•l ltvenue tnli( Oct. 31, for Instance, and your wile Qlel the calen"-r )'ear. Written for the United Pr... DAILY t.YrroQIIOD - ..-. VAIN .L/IIW ' Camera Goes to Schoel :J'ennessee Ernie Ford M.11tinee Theatre Queell for a Day ~dern Romr.ncea Comedy Time 5,30 My Little Marilo 6:00 Waterfront 6:30 News Picture 8:45 Sporl! Eye 6:55 Wcatbercaat 7:00 :rt-!aynr -of the Ton 1 WCHS TV Ch an. l't·e '~- 8 io proteate and to the pmon who , fitod tile prqlj>jl. t.A!ItmoW tte 2 cents per woi'Ji, one inllatiDn. Mlnllnum eharJe 10e.-.:.. ~nUl per word for three ~tlri lnlertloD.s. Spocial - Q.ae lllOillll tor ZD ""P" per word. Full 'nte of 2 c:eol.l per ,word Mil be cbil'ied lor odvertl"i~g If taOt ,PaJa"",f ot WOI'e the 23th of eac'h month. followiq lnseitfon. lirron Ill .tdve>llalli-IIII•Jdd bo hPGrted lmmedlatelf. '!'he !ltilf ,Sell!bllol will aol 118 I'IIIJIIO'l'ib~ lor more thon one incor.. ..u ..illon. _ · '!J!F..d Iii l'hen4s •9d Spe'llel Nou... of Eventa prjnted at regular !\ljaa!fl.e)l rates. IJbltJ!Ill'li!S published at 1 cent per word. The P"iee is Rlght Truth or Consequences Tie Tac Dough 11 Could Be You Carr~nt ••l.oll RATES 11 ;u5 ·W tttbf1'eatt lj!oard of Electi•na .w1ll pn:unptl.Y ll:20 Preas ~x Jb20 Press Bo"< bx a time for be~mg the Slflle, tt:~ Tonight 11:25 Ton~rht and will m.U 1 nottce or the _he:u· l2:30 Slln ott 12:30 Slgo 011 ·ioa to the r,riGD whose cand1daey _ • .:.,_.....:,__:___ _ _ _ _ . lf,CA(t rUILtC IIALI CHANIIEL 3 For Rent or Safe FOR SALE OR TIIADE: . 10 Jf!IIO pi lond oul.llde of Corponi.IOil JbJ,e of Pomero)'. Lo<!D Route 83. City Wiler oyajloble. Will ·Indo ,., Olllo· m'!bile or 'Plck·u) True)<, Call JameJ Jelforo, phone Ul·Y. 1 2s'3tc 'PHONE 398 ' 9:00 Coffe ~ Time 10:00 11om, Upon the filing of a. protest. the I .. m 22, Z9 CliJ 0, IJ, ttc { 1:00 Today 11 :00 II :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 2:00 ! :30 3:00 4:00 4.45 5:00 I FOR CON_$1S'J'J,NT DEPENDABLE RESUL T8 WANT ADS IS·M Slen On ·of Elecli,IJI>S where the Declarallon 10 ;311 A lion C!lll•d x of candtdacy 'flU f~led. n·OO NeWs Headlines lines. - WSAZ-TV of Stat e of Oh io WSAZ·TV CHANNEL 3 The D~larntion of Candidac-y of 8 :~!5 Silll Oo pa1·t y candidates, which this year 7 :00 TMay w£'re to be filed by 4 p.m. of Feb 9:00 Coffee Time ru arv 6. must under the law re· 10:00 Home ma i1i open for public inspection 11:00 The Price is Rleht unti l <I p.m of February 11 . 11 :30 Truth or Conseque nces [t IS of courst one of the tunc· 12:00 Ttc Tac Dou.ll:b lion s of the various Boards of 12:30 It Could B~ You Elections· to determine th e surti· 1 :DO Current ci e ncy and validity of such De- 2:00 Parson's Study claration! of Candidacy . The right 2:80 Tennea!!lt"e Ernie Ford to protest , however, is reserved to 3:00 Matinee Theatre the electors. 4:00 Queen For A Day The Boards or Elections exam- . 4:45 Mod~rn Romance ioe the Declaration of Candidat)' $:00 Comedr Time petitions, and d~termine the val· 5:30 lly Little M~raie · 8:00 e:M Federal News Men. iditx._ or invalidity of the signa· lures thereon, on or berore Feb- 6. 45 Sports Eye ru a r~ 12. Pro:ests a.gamst ~he 6:50 Wea~h~rcast eanthdacy of any pert~ on seekmg " partly nomination may be filed by 7:00 Gra'hd Ole OP:>' any quali!ied elector who is a 7:1() J.IDan W1ute.rs ShoW member of the same politi(·al party 7:'45 NJSC News 111 the candldafe. The_ protest must : : ~=r.~~~ 4 be Ln 'Vf'm.lt:: ~ f~lt>:d before 9:00 Jane Wyma'n Show p.~. FeJJtu4rY ~·· with the lJoard &·31} The KaiJel!Aluminum Hour Lexington Ave., New York City. 16, N Y. . Enttred as ~ond t'IIJII mailing mutter at the poat oftlce at Pom.- ' ... Scc r~ttary National ad\"ertiaJftg representat lvf'. Bottinelli·KimbaU, Inc ., 3Q . TELEVISION GUIDE . WSAZ -TV Channe13 -Tu•sday Wedne,day Your Election . Laws Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 29, 1957~ · ( 16) ,A. 0. SMITH 'IIOMAIT 1 ASK YOUR GAS ADS Call And We Are Proud to b, 398 ..,.awr THE ONLY J.OCAL Newspqper In ,Meigs Cou"". ' I PLUMBER· DEALER _. �' '' 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomel'()y-Mlddleport, 0 ., Jan. 29, 1957 The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO fl'qTJ!RESTS OF MEIGS .MASON AREA You' F.l ection Lowl By TED W. BROWN ~IeNARD I. OWEN -GENERAL MANA.ER IEYIICILD E. GREENE- EDITOR etOJ, Ohio. Subscriptjon ratet: Delinry by carrier where available 30 cents per week ; one year in ~tdvan~ at The Dall y Sentinel office, $1~ .60; six months, $7.80; three month!!, $3.90. B:t motor route where available · one month $1 £1 mail one year $8; s1x months, $4 .2:5 ; three months, $2.50 : ont· mont It, $1. Published every afternoon exN'pt Sunday by The Ohio V\lley Sentinel, Inc . at 110 Mechanic St.. Pomeroy . 0. Busi11ess offtct> phone ~&a. edilor•al ornce phone 397. Water Utility Defends Position On Hjll Officials of the local water company don't expect a fOrthcoming visit of Ohio l,'ublic Utilities Commission Enllineer B. D.'Tackett to dis< lose much of anything new. Mr. Tackett is coming here soon in response to complaints made to Pomeroy Coundl last week about water service in Lincoln Heights Ad<)ition. Complaints specifically pointed to pressure and volume of water received from the storage tank on the hill and through the slx·inch main servicing the 58 sub- scripers !here. , However, the Meigs Waler Company says it dellnllely is not t·esponsibl• for pressure; for water, yes, but not the speed and volume at which it arrives in the homes. On Ibis point, a pivotal on• to people ·'on the hill," the utility says that 14 yean ago when the Addition was built they strongly advised not only a higher tank so as to provide more pr~ssure but also three quarler·inch service lines into houses instead of "" inch •' ' In both instances. according to the utility, the advice was disregarded. The 18,000 gallon storage lank was built by the contractor and was owned by the government until recent years when it was "given" to the water company, a gilt it looks upon with some trepidatiOn. The government says now the water com· pany owns it, though it is not carried on the utility's books as an asset and it was not used in evaluating the water works when a rate increase granted two years ago. In any event, the tank has been maintained by the utility >nd when It wears out, it apparently will have to be replaced by the same agency. "How can we be held responsible for a situatl~n that In no way is our fault?" officials of the utility ask. It was pointed out that lhe utility maintains w&ter in the storage tank at all times to at least two feet from the top. Our· ing cold winter months when controls on a pump supplying It freeze, service calls to thaw out the controls are necessary twice a day. What pressure and volume are present are con· sistent, the utility says. According to the utility M1·. Tackett is fully aware of the Lincoln Heights Addition problem . It is further maintained that the PUCO at no time belor• or after gran! of the rate in· crease stipulated "improvements" were expected by the utility in service to the area. If "service" stands as it is alter Tackett's visit, what can Hill subscribers do about improving their lol themselves? There are a number of things, none very heart warming. One is replacement of galvanized If~ inch service lines and inside plumbing with three-quarter copper lubing. This would increase volume, not pressure. When this is done it would be an excellent plan to caU on the water company to clean out the lln'es to the corporation ~ock . '!'his the utillly will do as a service. An alternative is either the raising of the present 18,000 gallon lank to a height sufficient lo provide 40 lbs. pressure instead of 20, or construction of a new tank at a sufficient heigh!, at subscribers' expense. This would be costly on the Hill because !here is no nearby prominence available upon which to build a tank, It would have to be on a tower. They don't give towers away. Another posslblllty is doing away with the tanlt entirely and Installation of a large turbine·type pump that could pump sufficient water into the six-inch main on the hill. This too, prt'sumahly, would be at subscribers' expense. It could cost an estimated $4,000, If lnl'ge enough to provide fire protection too. As • final note, It should be recalled that galvanized pipe of the World War II variety ("" Inch) used in the Hill homes has a life expectancy of 10 to 12 years before corrosion and deposIts build up In lt. This Is particularly true on the Hill where pressur.e Is Inadequate to "push" settling sediment on through outlets In houses, What Mr. Tackett says after visiting here will be an Inter· estlng news story . We are wailing for him . w J E H 990 On your Dial Your Sunrise To Sunset StQtion " 'MEiol NO I'OLICY Tenn.- J: E. Simp. 1011 1 maeblnls.t hu the an!lwer tor' baU A eentury or "marital . ~ItO." Willi )lim, It wu "doing WbJtovor 1111 will wanted me to 4o. • · " PUBLIC IALI Delbert Turner fiU'm, 10 a. m. February 23, lOST, Court House Pomer(jy, Ohio. Location, near Carpenter, In Colullbla Tow~thlp, Mei1s County, Ohio. Farm of 1.35 aerea. resldence and related farm bulldlngs. crop land, arulng, tlmblr, 1 surplu of water, on aood road · AppralJed value tiQO(tOO and muRt sell ror at leaat twq-thlrd .. CDih In bond ~n day of oale. r. H. O'lrlll!. Allomtr lor Wtpe> T~r, Atlfnlalatn- 461. tor. - Ohio. rtOIIIWYo Coro Turnrr llltla, ·40 ..,.. tl farm lond, no !Mdldla•, jolaa PI aero, Dolbort 'l'uiuor fora, to Ill ,.ld aeparately on oamo uta, 10 a. m. Febraury U, 11D7, Cor.art II• House, l'om•roY, Oblo. 1111 lor two·thlrdo opproloed val•p ol e80Q.OO. Coob In hand PI' do1 of ault'. r. H. O'll)flo. Allorl!lt ... WeyM TurMr, AIIMl•l•,. tor. PhtM .._ ,.....,,.,, Oh-. Cll 22, 29 I~\ ' D, I~ ·The Editnr's. M:ailBag • • your Jncome Tax F•gunng In filina ·aJoint return SCARPOROUGH )olt. - ,.oncla Sullivan, a raUroa.d flnman, waa awakened bY a tLora tooUQ& ln hl1 drlvewa)l at 4 a. m. IM~lJta out ~ 1151 auto Will aoundlfttl 'lu own alarm. The ear "" deotroya~ bJ lire. a window, he dilc:ownd 1 ITAIITIN. 'I'OurM !, AWTON. Mich. Fl!tecnmonth.old Kathy Stoker, who learned to w.1lk jult a few moutba ago, ean roll•r alt41t. N~ .<lblfloo Sto~r, her moUW, ~ X!llhy tao 111d h•r twq ~ !l•tera a "merry chase .. on: diCta. ( and deduction standard or ltemized to which' both are enUUed. Special lax rate• are provided fQr calculatine the tax you oWe U you file jointly. The rtte• are fipred as if your joint i:D~ome were split in half and yo11· eaeb pald the- tax UP · Married . Loto Morrlo..o Aocgtlli>Co on one half. eouplcs usually can save money Even IC your wUe llat1 no in........_, This by fllhng a joint re-turn instead of come at all, you may file ajoint Ket•p in mind ' If you file sepseparule rclur-ns for their federal return. And if you didn't marry arate r(•turns that If one of you income tall.. Tht only sure way ber until New Year'l Eve-befort• Itemize!!. his or her deductions the to tell which method costs less l.t midnight, of courae . you may other must also itembe . to f1gure the Lax both ways. still file a joir.t r~>hArn . Whether tiline . jointly ~r sepa· The law allow& you 10 file either lf your wife worked a little dur- , rately,_ i£ you compute your tax joinlly or separately in IHJ)' year, int the year and earned leRs than and hnd You owe more tu, atwbichever way you select. ln $600, it will probably be to your lac ha check or a money orde_r other words, you are not bound to advantate to file a joJltt return. for the full amount due. Make 1t tile jointly this year Just because nthe;r than letting he!- file &cp· payable to Int?rnal Revenue Sen· you did last year. arately. She mieht get a rerum! ice a~d sent 1t with your return The same !Jlank for!Ui are used ~r.,_.,(ijiy separately itt;~bls case, ~0 r Director ~ lnternal Revenue wl~ther you file Jointly or sep- 1 blif~ er:lnl could not file · joint re- 0 )'our distti~t. ' h cr as When arately. Generally, If the com - turn and you wou Id. lo!le h b thyou tb tile h · jointly, b d' you d thatblned income or husband and wife an exemption. More about ex- 1a~ , 0 e us an 8 ~D e was less than $5,000, you can emption& tomorrow WI£c s forms W-2 to the JOint reomake the choLce between the sitn· If )'Our wlfe or · husband diet! turn. If your re~urns are aepa· pie card J•'orm 1040A orthe lung- during the year and you did not r~tc, attacb Lhe rtght form to the er Form 1040. If your mcomc was remarry before the 1•nd of the right return. $&,000 or more, Ynu must f1le on y~ar, you may flle a joint return One tax item which affects tau· Form 1040. for the full year. And under cer· pies more often than it affects inThere are ce-rtain situations In tain circum1tances the t~urvlvlng dlvlduals is buying ur sellina a which joint filing are forhidden . Mpouse may elaim the same In· h.ouse. These happen in rehtiJvely few come-sputtJn• benefits of a joint Clll!l, but should be remembered. retUrn for the two years foJlow1ng _ Aa a general rule, If you aell Thl'y are: If yOu were divorced \Wten husband and wife file a your home or· any other personal or leaal]y sepa.rated on or before joint return, both must Jlgn the property, $uth as stock• or bonds, Dee. 81, 1956; if you are marrie:l return and both become llabl~ for you must pay a tax. on th~ proflt to a non-ritlzen who does not live any amount of tax owed.. you make-. There is an exception which applie• in certain cases WASffiNGTON DAILY CROSSWORD l'~ lc l' _, i l,"l lililiiJ J.I I U• . H 1 t:11lf.l ,elf l l~ !'IIIOl1H~ 1 U l ~ ~"1 f•ld '-'f e.,..... ••rumont lt. Qtil'o nomt 111. Number 10. CottJy 18. MIUpond ~ U.ICxclla.rna. uon or 1, 10rrow 16. A. mMl 17. Cloq :to 11. 9wn U . lhcrt,lirh' .9. ~lrnblt CIMOI\II H. Firmament 22. Newt 23. Cfoolctd 81. Ul\11.-1 • 1~r fi : •J, J 1•1'.11111 H' 1 '•J•l l"1 I'«PJI~IUI;I 1 ·1'.1~ ­ 1•: -l~'jli\ L1 ~I lJ lll l-1 I·< I :'1 Pmid : ~w-' u -: 1J . , (1 '.1 n. Ooill ~~ [J :JIJ I CHor.} ·-t --1 ..11:./' _, ::rn l or., 1 f:l ;l' U LI r:l ! I' f < o..._. w.......,., Auwtr IJ, I:MlaMa. 37, Wandtr St. Lotty ao. Pur· &1. LuoJct. . 31. Soutbw4ft numbtr '\. wind t11pn or joy :n. Compu~ 34. Chtet paint Cabbr.l 11. CoiJ1ttot w•Urwhttl ' !J'Il ~llluP 1-h·.m :.oJPH.m n :-1::. AC&OII ~. 1. American 2:2. Auam 1..Jl'alt ""\ frontttrta 1< •Uk· e. lublldtd man WOI'II\ u. J •. Bocktt tor tl. Com. • moulhpltce le~tiMr ;~ttt 1 12. Clamor \ (muu · tanurtt 13. Buppol'to<l t . _..,.to14. Rltor ! •n Saxon urt (Air.• mountain to. Btvo"'" 81. Timid ..... om.ula cSU..i ...., . ... ~­ fl. 1':"--lllot ' c-.1 =!If ·=if.. ·aa.J,Iq U.MUr .~. .... ia To the Editor: Office ol The Supenntendent United State!ll Naval Acadeiny AnnapOJis, M&rylend The United . Statel Naval Acad· emy at Annapolis, Maryland PIU!:Il have 8 rootbaU 1tadium. The old atands which w're constructed In 1812, WITH FIUNDS CONTR!l!U· TED BY PRIVATE <;!TIZENS. seat fewer than 16,000 peOple. They longer serviceable aad are woe· ru.Uy inadequate. The Naval A-cademy Athletic A.s!Jociation, a private, noo-profi:, laK-exempt organization, owns 101 acres of land ad,lac.!nt to thf'! Academy. This location is convenient to highway connections to Washington and Baltimore and. from all coniJjderations, i! an ideal silc for a stadium. The land has been graded, drainage installed, and 1'1"8 ~y BUY~ · the NAAA has through the year~ bui\t up a ful\d of one million dol1ars toward the construction, it ia estimated Lhat the dadium will cost tHree million dollars. Contrary io popular belief, the Congress normally does not ap· propriate funds for projects of this natUre. We therefore need the help of b:iends of the Navy, throu· ghout the country. Once arain wb~ must depend U{'On popu ar su . scription. Through the reverues !rom football eariles, the Athletic Associa· Uon supports all of the varslty and freshmen sports at the Academy, d ~lb te 1 th · tr ur-• an con~o~ u s o e m am ... sports programs so e!Jsenllal to the development of sound bodiea and active spirit . This total -pro· · th t' · 1 1. gram 11 10 e na 1ona1 meres The Association cannot also fin· ance eompletely the tremendou11 projeet of building a new stadium. We believe that there are a aufflclent number of persons In· terested in the Naval AcademY who wnt want to ~ntribute to :f.H funds neeessary to -eonstruet· a stadium In keepin& with the needs. tbe diiJllty and the pre• !)l 'the United States NavaJ; t, one. 11 you sold your home apd ue building a new one - rather than buying an ext•Ung home • you hne 18 mo-eths instead of 12. Tf yob bu)' a new home for legs than you sold the old one, you mull pay tn on part, or all. U vou owned the old home for more than olx month;, the tu may be at lower rate•. Report all of.thb In detail on 1 IO(III'ltO t .. . form, Cllltd llchod· 1119 D, l!llmmariH II oo Pill Form ICMO. I of I will dlseuss the lo• deductl· blllty of Interest pavmento .on Jlle mortc•r• the daY alter to"''""•· In an article on all klndl Qf 111duetlons. · . w.-.l'fl' GETS 8:00 10:00 10:30 11:30 12:00 1 A New ~per Market In Pomeroy,<OI)Io Kroger will 'in'tervlew loP male cleJk poiiitioJIS full time and pwt ~. Q!'allfi9tloDJ J~fe--r - FULL TIMEHJIIh School ~rtduat.• PART TIIPI ..,. · Hlo~ School Studontt AGE 17 to 3Q, neat ~Ppl!'ance, trlendiJ: ...noNIJI,y iM ~~ 'to Pill written ti!Jl Siar&blf '11~s , Full Tti!IO' - ¥JIM !lor Wnk : Port T\g ,.,- fl .~ ..,.. !#•¥.' 40 HOUR oroot, ni!Uior jlorti>dlc lncrease_a, excelle~Jt benefit pr.o: &ram including :;tree .iJaN~ . Captain Kanagroo Mom!~ Show GllrTJ lloore Arthur Godll'OJ SITike 'It Rich Valiant Lady 12: 15' Love of Life 12t30 Search for Tomorrow 12:4D Guiding Light 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 As 'be World turns 2:00 Our Miss Brook• 1lct pay, profit sbilring, etC. . ADPiv In pef'SOn •• 2:30 Houleporty 3:00 l!ig Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby Show Po~I'!IYo ~JP.o Thul'ldoy, >l.!"l'!'r.Y 31!1 ' 8tf hi lO'tl.l'lt. -,nd :a p.... 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 4:ao l"dge of Nlgbt 1 t''' Academy. 12:10 Noon News t2:U Neiehb"'o n. 12:30 Liberaee 1:00 Femin\ne Touch 1:45 Movie Matinee •·.00 Afternoon !-11m Festival " 4:3C. Super Serial Time 6:00 Mietey Mouse Club 8:00 Cartoon Club &:30 Five Star Final WHTN-TY sbould be mailed to MEJI.ORIAL STADIUM, Annapolia. M&I'Jland. Tbl1 Jtadlum will be 1 Uvinw · We hare -at the Naval Academy me.nlorlal to all those who are believe that you will be kind eserving today, &! well aa to those noua:l to help us brlng thl.s mat· who hive 881'V0d before ua. It will tor fo tho attention of the public, be named the NA.VY·MA~ · ~ people who have a vetted inOOJtPS lolli:IIORJAIL STADniK. torul In· tho youna men Ql Anna· Jbe Junau .of lnteraal ReveaQ· poU1 . hao ruled that all contrlbutlOftiiiP Sineert!f, to :IO'llo of ~djuotod ...... hlCOI!l~ \II. R. SMDlBERG, m 12:30 Liberace '· 1:00 FemirilO-e TOUch 1:45 Movie Matinee n ,.. i. well! ltr 1 Ia L 0 N G I' I: L ldt,," -: ltmpl7 etandl for anoUMr-. ti: -~ ~ A \1 Ull4 tor ~ tN'It L'.. X ror lht two 0'._ ttp. ~~ it'ltera. apoe. t...,_, !II• IIIIJih ond lormaltool of ~ on ~u )lialf. SVb ~ lht lotion aro 4lltt""l. ·'" , I Stt~er \at CHICAGO -· The ~~~m:~~ r.. ~Pijal, \ c 1 my . APMI: II Q D H " c,.~oanm .....~ • tl J 11 MUAS NQII, 0 YB Jc N • M 'u BQT~ ' "l "" ·a a c ., APM&: WI 8 D I 0 D•T- I U 1" F N B 1 I U L , Y!!f!'!lo1'1 _Crflloquola• I:VlliRY ~lff.FJ'AIRS, HO\V• "'- .. ...,~~'I!I:" .._::Jhv ·.. when the ,..._ of the ·~~~~ Pi...UIJit totolut wu anno•f ' . llqmoll[ll llw~OJ Jr. fl Jllllvoro Wl!k~ .~ !0.11!\:!0f l!~n .. MtCiure, If MCClure, Jr., dregs unknown; Mri. Charles Clurc, Jr., tllC unkonw n heir s., deviseca, leaate~ . executors, adminiatrat.ors or assigns of Charles Me· Clun:, Jr., if deceased. The un· known heirs, .n' !tc art dedu<llh!e lor federal lll<OIIlt llhr Admiral. U. S. Navy, 1'q ...,,.,... ContriblllltiM IJllperintondent. _..:._,__:._:__,_ _ _ _,;__ _,...,_,;,_______;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~r l (8) -AutoSa-=-le-s- ~,.""'s""'u""'s~tne-S~ . s-5e~rV-I-'C-es ' a LU b 1 -25 lmoe 'flSuronct:c Barn...mmpoon IDIUr.,... ~IIC1. Mlddileport. rt... - A-obllo~· Phone 6315-X CIIIC).If Looking For Something .Biaelllllr'i. I lU Ole 29, C2) 5, 21c I ~r. D"" MEIGS TE¥: Custom Rqyal4 Dr. Sedan, Ra· dio, Heater and Powerflite Trans .. Tinted Glass. Beautiful Tri Tone Paint, Power windows. Only 13,000 Miles. $2695 -- '· ' I ·l( tte ~ BOICto. Cenl'l"l 4 ~- Sidon: drive. . ton, . of ihe 1 ' OteiDI of Power.. Vti.OO, IIJel!)lar!o, "POJ!lerqy. · •. · • 1.U8te WJ' lllle!"atloJlll D\yDP 1,1\Uelf, ., bOil, - holet; ttee.OO, ex' ' ut biiJ' for rlcbt Jlll'l7· ~ or •• 114174 Rimlmel: '. . . ~NII;'IIG ACT NOW sne $100 to nooo I, 2 and 3 bedrooms, large stock, must go! Bring your Ten Wides, Huge Selection Free delivery, Qul<t. open 7 da)os. ' Wo~erly Mobile ftj)"'• SGies, · lft~. U. S. %3 South WAVERLY, OHIO We are a Maaulactorer's Repre&ellllltlve who have ,ee, oplud new revolutionary trends in merdwtdlslng. We are looting for a wide-awake enerfetk man (or WQJII• an) to service, in your city and suburbs, our Self Se1Tiee . Racks displaying fun games, toys & magical art.ltleS'l'hese items sell on sight.' Children buy them for toys. Adults buy them for fun. Irresistible to all ages. Spare or Full Time. All Routes ESTABLISHED BY OUR COMPANY in markets, drug, variety stores etc. As.ligned to you EXCLUsIVELY. This is a year round business. No sellillg and DO experience necessary beyond the ability to IIU!et business men lntelli~ently. Prospective distributor must have a ear, must be able lo withstand a rigid credit and character Investigation and be able to invest a minimum of $11!80., wbich will be •Jntirely secured by inventory. If you are sincerely interested in this pro)I9S31 and can meet all ·of the aloremelltioned prereqQisltes ancl are also interested in obtaining a pro•en substantial return on your investment write Adam Industries, 1966 BroadW7:'J, New ')fork 2,3, ·N,Y., induding brief persona) hislory and phone number. A pel'!IOI)llllnterview with a factory represenl.llive will be arrapged locally. lN~IIltANCl! AGEN"CY ...!!' "' ~. 61- I'HONII qll PleDf)' of pfpq hot .... me\ee ilisha! sparkJinl clean IIIIi pu1'l!, IUid ~., 111uch ·-. iYou'llabra,.lle 111111 of havbtc tbe 5,200 lalloll8 a year ;you nl!ed. for dishwashlnr, _,other . hcm""'wl4 !18"!1 with an automatic, fast NC09W) Gaa Water Ra-ter. But.• •• Malroo.,.·l'•-•.,lc-J>t LOCAL LO,AL LOCAL \ LOCAL LOC.AL LOCAL PICTURES NEWS ADVERTISEMIEN'l" EMPLOYMENT INTERE$T COVERAGE EVERYT.HING IS . >I :, ,)'1111'11_.,, rc have to tam It up or """"-PJJ or~. ,.... quid:ly, lti4!Dtly _,.apd with nO atten~ nee led, •-II'• ,_ Noooorr-blauleonlyfart recotler)l G1111 water beaters will bep up with lbe demands of toda:(alivipg. Guwaw heaierll JO f4J work autamaticaJ!y to quickly replaa! hot water u you uoe IC. : Moh .,.,. 11'1 h•-~IIP 0..'-f.t 'ftler laster and much more·ecooomrylly tban any , other melhod. Here are juat a few LOCAL of the ar~tomatic, fast recovery Gas water /waters. lEX IliUM .WIUTIJtOUSE RUUD f05(11 ' JOHN WOOD WANT .... loot! 9-· .11181.00. lllaet. l'omeroy. 1 H ete , ' TRAILERS ••• • • • Rodnty P~wn;ng Doily Sentinel ll!'l PLYIIOlJTII V8 Sovoy 4 dr. •JII•n Belve• - ~me 1$1, ,,. . - EOO(I wl!h alto • • $15,000 A YEAR desires and your problems, You'll, Find If I Through The ' "'*" ' CAPAE!LE OF move in tomorrow. 'l'ry us, we're dealing on the very lowest terms! IN THE DAILY SENTINEL ~n. Low mllea11e. Ono • flilloto! o"oer. •t89!1.0!J. :tiiHI~ r GrJanLA DISTRIBUTOR WANTED Morh · po:rt, call '".Y'alter Crook$, phone 8067.J. After ,all, ''Tile Beot Doesn't Coat A c,nt More." $2495.op. ·Biaettnor'o, 1 :u etc . ~'1, P0111"':07 , &Oloist aDd Smitbl. u were most of the atr DIREC'J;'OR DireotOr of Highways (!) . UVEIIY of ProdYcts lJl ·Pomero.y or PONTIAC V8 Chieftain 2 dr: ' ..,_an. Low mlleap.. one eare- ~ BUICK Special OF THE S. 0. LINZELL .,. ; .,.-20"" -.. ~ ~eroy. ''Smith" weddiA&. The briile ~ bridetroono both wwe Sllll\hl. Ill* leeat~s. OF HIGHWAYS AND WHEN THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER il5ll OF THE oHln REVISED CODE ARE MET AND AT SUCH A TIME THAT TJIE CORRESPONDING SECTION o~· THE ABOV~ MEN· TIONED RELOCATION IS AV CEPI'ED AND OPENED TO TRAFFIC:- And being morel fully deacrlbed as follows : AU of tbe ex~ isting State Route No. 880 between Bridge No MF.G-680-0786, over West Branch of Shade fUver, and the southeasterly end of the above described relocation. / 14! II U KercomaUc. One local llil' owner. Tho S.tfjw NASIIVILE, Tellp. - ({ll'> _---' lilrt. A. V. Newman a~ ~· tendanu. JOURNAl. In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO va 4 dr. Moatan, · er. f'oinoroy. · Getting All the Hot Wll~r You Want? You-can , with._ •• an automatic _GAS WATER HEATER. jillif PONTIAC VB Slar Chief Dlx. l'OIIPUI:l'E lDsur•••• !!rPloet!Oa. 4 dr. Sedan Only 8,000 mUoJ of l4fe, AltO, Ptr.. l'oUo. Call DG• eueful dn\olng. $248D.OO. Bloelt. \Ill!" lllddl-. 1\1110 -.r••, Pomeroy. 1 M 6te "Ef!ouny NM.oo. d evi~e es, Jbe evenina:, en at Chriatmas time, were by Mrs. Bl•cl;;.wood. or lttl Estat' Broker Her.mM). Werry, CharleJ and some red faees among tlle women av@!i ~ AIIB lliPOI\l"ANT '!lfilliii;iiW'-JAMuil. JC'IIlfiMIL · ' r ;, ' I )lev. Bartel•, the !¥'· lll•nry Werry, and !olao llmllb, 8hOrfl, THI Mllll tMI..I TOPSnEIJ!jl, ,Mass.-There were During Pll!Oo Au-bllo, Hullll ACCIDINT . Lifo, C.lliolty aod Iondo llli Fun1111f Dlrectoro ; and oil ..& ho!pecl in any waj>. llocJu.. of her ohallow drof: the Waahoe County ~an reub. Btoldet her proaenl dutloo, the tblp con lllld fullY t<tul,.d combot 11;oopa ind vehicles on eilemy · •114 lllr. llld lin. TJiE' ~ lira. B......,ood. ¥1M llodellile - maay floral 'tribute!, to the nd)y· Nelcbbora ~lub, P»m.. 1W ..,......, Squad, Dr. Bolee p• ....., n!lrtei of Melp General are aeeded. parable~ : 1 honor~( (1-7).. Help Wanted ~~r...."';::bw~.:u!':. ~ AU,o ~leful lheo!Q for COOL, MAN, CDq,L lfn. c. T. Sprouse ol Route t. Pomoroy, Qhlo II len'inw abouil tho lank Iandi~ "'lp USS Wuhoo County wtt~ lilt llh ,-1ee1 Ill the M:edltemneon. The Washoe County ~ri•• <!Atllo and oetiObDel wherever the)'· ports tnacceulble to 1blpe of tom- SIO PROPOSED THE MUTE SECTJj)N SHIP opportunity · Q W!&H '1'0 'llHANK OuR -~"" f\'lell~ and ulfhb9r• tor Charles T. S~uae, s:ea~n 'lt prentice, USN, son ol Mr. ap.d AllYDLIAAJl." · The OHIO VALLEY JUNK llne of 9ald e~atint r,.d, from said :Br4Jge ND. ~. and the-re terminate. Total length of said relocatioD partion being 0.38 of a mile, more or Je-ss. Y~ Card Of Thanks MEDI'I'ERI\ANE,ui (l'HTNCl - l ., WE BUY liB W. 11a1n st.. ,_!!'fit 1 ....... .....,,.. 8;!115-X. 11;1-1!, - - - - - - - - - - ,_. "':\, ;: 1 1111011 r.Mon: a..tfOid Boord&, Drop C!ot!J& "''atno l'laher lllddl__. ITIUCYURAL I BE•u• ~ IJ2U.lt' "tl-1.4 · ICRAP 'IRIIN '-- M8ms ILUllL> lo TEIJo,'VISION Sli:RVICE Pholle 200 Clalond ApP!IoMe :,:,r,Q 4. LrHI ,.. furnaoe, 1ocated 2181h: E. MaiD St., Pomeroy. Call br. K. n. Amsbary. 1 2S tf. ao equlppe<l., for grade A milk. J»'len.ty of ·water: Located au black top road No. 680, betwe.en ReedsVille and. Tuppers Plains. Robert 'Rill, Reedsville, RFD 1. 1 28 Stp ~ nctp"- u:=:r0114 •• CllileMI ~~-§ rooms and bath, Fn,lay. Pr...nt were lhe and. Mrs. Ru.,.eu. l-211-6tc · · )- ""' ·1VU Pomeroy, o'lllp 3:00 Afterooon, ,Um Festlnl t 30 Suger Serial Time 5:00 Mickey Mouse CJu~ 8:00 Cartoon Club 8:80 Five Sta.r Pinal 7:15 John Daly & tho New1 1':115 Joha Daly &: the Nen 7:30 Dianeylind '7:30 Cheyenne &:SO · Wyatt Earp B:30 Navy Log I:OO Broken Arrow 8:00 Onlo and Harriet l:30 DuPont cavaleade Theatre 9:30 Ford Tbeoll'e 10:00 Wednesday Night Fl1htt 10•00 Polka Tlme t0;30 confidential File 10:45 Sportscope lt·OO Newt 11 :00 News of the Jilirbt. : Tbeatre 13 !1:15 Theatre 13 11 15 =;·.:.:-:-::=----=~~-:--:;;;;;;;;;;-:;­ lllr. ood llr"- Cllllor~ Jenkl"''"' enter!fined )\'lth a cbje~ea. diJll!lt. Sullday. llonorine tl!e)r ,.~, !llro. Roben KUIIOII ~ birtioo r,~" i1J:.~ -:-cc--- - - -- - - k~V\RTMENT - ,.efts Equipment ColllpaJIY · . tJ, loloN"'f rOne .New 1957 FARMALL ' 11:44 ~len On ll:tli Cart9oo Clu~ 12:10 Noon News ' 12:15 Neighbors :;;•1~'ta-'!":h= 'Extro !lpney," "!lew Intetest,' "A Buslnesi of your own." Territories open - TupIPOIW ~)am.; ~lddleport, Sullt' tler,~~~·f.o.ri1'e'roy 1 and Vicinity. Write Eleanor Brandel, P. 0. Box 948, Portamouth. 1·28-St.c Jllow In Our Showroom CHANN~ ·r· from said bridge No. 'MEGaaof . 1 !I ROO~S, b::~sement, Wa,\;h bouse, 0736; to a point O.D2 of a •milt> rooms .anj wjva~ bath. 1128 E. on Kerr SL, Pomeroy. Eled.tic, morlil or lei)S, from laid .tream: Main St., Pomeroy, Phone 103-X. water. Phone 162-.J. thence contlnulng aoutheuterly 1 29 3tc 1 26 6tp with a curve to tbe right to a ~ ROOM !lOHSE, ~yracwe, s. Rpoint ia tho! conterUpe of exlotlng tltl!~ · 1-28-St' IIJO ACRES: 110 oereo traetor land. road, oald polot bellljl O.ll'l of a Nine room bouae; by 50 barn mHe, measured .alonr the C!t!nter- .FJWnis~Jed lives "Power put lo better use" ll:.f4 SJJn- On 11:41 Cartol.ln Club FOI\D 'I'Qw,NSHJP, ·~ COUM· 1 qr LADIES: FARMERS Mrs. Ro~t. Russtll Is Honored GueJt heir•, devf. admtDt. TY, omo. 'l'IIE S'AQ ., TO III! •ad lab over IW:::;;~r,::~ ~ ESTANJSHF!> · !JPOJil. ~ !ritll paymenl.l uDder ~ lN !J'!I!!l . IQJ.J!IN',lt Of' -· 0 . I'AIIM - ts .,.... with 40 ...., 'liiD: AND DliUIIC')'Oft WR&If ~ . s In euJUv•t!C!!I. ~nee In ill~~t~~~Ji~ Q~ SEIWING MA.Ciiffll:, laqe .medicine cabJ~ ler'Jieilnnb., a een· IAV~peJ'. Phone with botbroo ·aDd fo...,.d,(lr ol the ,., Ill!~ . No. . 1 29 jJte heatinr. T~ ~~~e borna, 1m- liSP. orud '!''Ill# ' . /!:i!W>;41! a plfment sh.edjpnary, crib, ~ar- mlle, mar• lea, PI ' along HOLSTEIN 3 years, rreth ' qe, bog house, .poultr¥ houoe, J.be e.ea""'llne ri! ~ ... pliJ,~ rood, soon. Nearcow, Morning Star Ch!.!reb. Johh Chaney. 1 29 Btp all wlt)l go~d roofa. l'lenilful ~":~ ~;t "~ No~n.Fi supply of w.at,cr eve~ere. Sl de- n · t-"-"' ~ID( 0 2 · J'>llt'l! -mJ~JSii!IN - h;;i!c" ·to Nicely Jocn1 Gd on Stat<! HiJbway Ul. Ivt"t: -u&ro:DCe IO~~.tert y freShe n ~oo'Jl, Gnc work hOrse 1 only 8 m il~ from Porwn'QY. Al- wt!h n curn to _'the ~t 1o a and OJ4! rlditijl: h~rse. Harold ) li..c)lla!mer! tractor with ~qulp· point ~- 15 of ~ ~. •IDDJ'~ ~ l.~s. l'!'g!f!tl, !P...tl~d. . l-2&11tc ment, 16 l\ead of cat Ue, and 20 frQm .he pOJn~ · .ot . 'be&.J8.1Ung; ton of bay included in total thence conllnublg_ ~trttLeu\erly on ANditiOoUTn.BCta'lLDII 341Nl·YG. in good,;~ntc~ price of fl6 000.00. on a tang~l"t, er~hl~ 1~e "~~~ 1-~ ' branch of Sliade lbveJ' ·~t a pomt --:,-4:-,--::C::-n-,--:n-6-.n-,---'--~ "X nt PHONI 108-Y 0,08 of a mllo . more or 1~, m.., . "-.:= 1 26 Stc urcll .up the cen~~ of said stream *· . . . ......... , uno! Emma He- S!CJ'roli .• >9r lEI). fotfale f ROOM AI'All'l'llll:t!,IT. One 8 r!Mim h - Newly decorotod !Dalde 01111 Ql!L A, N, Boortl. Pome!'Oy. 11 1 ·tf NOTICE I A'd!:D IN -~rt, P~- 1·29-2tc 4:15 Secret Storm. lt. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - lM bour WrflCker Servtco. 0., Phone 8227. Night PhOJ!O fl039.ll:. DODGE - PLYMGlJ'IB DEALERS. 3 6 U ' Jr., F. KcCiure, ad.· Route Couacy, PROPOSl1lD lii!I.OC.\'1110N: SJTIJ- . "or Hot - Electlk. waUpap:tt . ..,_ •teaiber. CliDton ,.kb.er• Mld_ , - -------~....::..:::. MARTIN HOTEL Tom<~rrow: ExompUoDI aad 4• peadeaq alla,..nHL w•vt~~~ ttlsP&.fS :::::;;;;~=~~; WCH~TY 8~00 'fO . SELL ~ BENT ,- find employment - hire or flad a lost Item throull't Tbe Dally SenUnlll Al>S. Don't put U off ,_ Call398 Today-~. 411 A thls.~lumn - 7,30 Eddie Fisher 7:45 NBC New•"· 6:00 Hiram Hoi!day 8 :30 Va•l-- rr ft.-tows Best D:OO Kraft Theatre 10:00 Tltis Is Your Life 10:30 TBA 11:00 NeWs He-alffi.nes '. 11:15 Weath:M'<!>;St .. (8b) Auto Servic~ (I) Notices architect's plans drawn. Although where you sell your residence. Profit Must a. Reinvested If you sold your home during 1Dft8 for a higher price than yoU: pa1d in buying It and m ina lmprovements on it, you eed not pay a tax on the profit if you buy another home within lZ months and pay as much or more for thf' new one as you got tor the old ••d . ~-- , ;;;-add both the husbaod'a and the wife'!' tncom~ and list the exemptlona In this eouDtry; or if you and Editor't Nole: Tbl• ls the second oi nve arti.- yo1,1r •if'ife r'pOrt 'your l~~teome on cles to help taxpayers make out Ua• baais of different tax years their federal income tax returns. that is, if you report your in· ly I.USSRLL c. HARRINGTON come at all, y~u mal' file a joint CommlaJoner of lnt.rn•l ltvenue tnli( Oct. 31, for Instance, and your wile Qlel the calen"-r )'ear. Written for the United Pr... DAILY t.YrroQIIOD - ..-. VAIN .L/IIW ' Camera Goes to Schoel :J'ennessee Ernie Ford M.11tinee Theatre Queell for a Day ~dern Romr.ncea Comedy Time 5,30 My Little Marilo 6:00 Waterfront 6:30 News Picture 8:45 Sporl! Eye 6:55 Wcatbercaat 7:00 :rt-!aynr -of the Ton 1 WCHS TV Ch an. l't·e '~- 8 io proteate and to the pmon who , fitod tile prqlj>jl. t.A!ItmoW tte 2 cents per woi'Ji, one inllatiDn. Mlnllnum eharJe 10e.-.:.. ~nUl per word for three ~tlri lnlertloD.s. Spocial - Q.ae lllOillll tor ZD ""P" per word. Full 'nte of 2 c:eol.l per ,word Mil be cbil'ied lor odvertl"i~g If taOt ,PaJa"",f ot WOI'e the 23th of eac'h month. followiq lnseitfon. lirron Ill .tdve>llalli-IIII•Jdd bo hPGrted lmmedlatelf. '!'he !ltilf ,Sell!bllol will aol 118 I'IIIJIIO'l'ib~ lor more thon one incor.. ..u ..illon. _ · '!J!F..d Iii l'hen4s •9d Spe'llel Nou... of Eventa prjnted at regular !\ljaa!fl.e)l rates. IJbltJ!Ill'li!S published at 1 cent per word. The P"iee is Rlght Truth or Consequences Tie Tac Dough 11 Could Be You Carr~nt ••l.oll RATES 11 ;u5 ·W tttbf1'eatt lj!oard of Electi•na .w1ll pn:unptl.Y ll:20 Preas ~x Jb20 Press Bo"< bx a time for be~mg the Slflle, tt:~ Tonight 11:25 Ton~rht and will m.U 1 nottce or the _he:u· l2:30 Slln ott 12:30 Slgo 011 ·ioa to the r,riGD whose cand1daey _ • .:.,_.....:,__:___ _ _ _ _ . lf,CA(t rUILtC IIALI CHANIIEL 3 For Rent or Safe FOR SALE OR TIIADE: . 10 Jf!IIO pi lond oul.llde of Corponi.IOil JbJ,e of Pomero)'. Lo<!D Route 83. City Wiler oyajloble. Will ·Indo ,., Olllo· m'!bile or 'Plck·u) True)<, Call JameJ Jelforo, phone Ul·Y. 1 2s'3tc 'PHONE 398 ' 9:00 Coffe ~ Time 10:00 11om, Upon the filing of a. protest. the I .. m 22, Z9 CliJ 0, IJ, ttc { 1:00 Today 11 :00 II :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 2:00 ! :30 3:00 4:00 4.45 5:00 I FOR CON_$1S'J'J,NT DEPENDABLE RESUL T8 WANT ADS IS·M Slen On ·of Elecli,IJI>S where the Declarallon 10 ;311 A lion C!lll•d x of candtdacy 'flU f~led. n·OO NeWs Headlines lines. - WSAZ-TV of Stat e of Oh io WSAZ·TV CHANNEL 3 The D~larntion of Candidac-y of 8 :~!5 Silll Oo pa1·t y candidates, which this year 7 :00 TMay w£'re to be filed by 4 p.m. of Feb 9:00 Coffee Time ru arv 6. must under the law re· 10:00 Home ma i1i open for public inspection 11:00 The Price is Rleht unti l <I p.m of February 11 . 11 :30 Truth or Conseque nces [t IS of courst one of the tunc· 12:00 Ttc Tac Dou.ll:b lion s of the various Boards of 12:30 It Could B~ You Elections· to determine th e surti· 1 :DO Current ci e ncy and validity of such De- 2:00 Parson's Study claration! of Candidacy . The right 2:80 Tennea!!lt"e Ernie Ford to protest , however, is reserved to 3:00 Matinee Theatre the electors. 4:00 Queen For A Day The Boards or Elections exam- . 4:45 Mod~rn Romance ioe the Declaration of Candidat)' $:00 Comedr Time petitions, and d~termine the val· 5:30 lly Little M~raie · 8:00 e:M Federal News Men. iditx._ or invalidity of the signa· lures thereon, on or berore Feb- 6. 45 Sports Eye ru a r~ 12. Pro:ests a.gamst ~he 6:50 Wea~h~rcast eanthdacy of any pert~ on seekmg " partly nomination may be filed by 7:00 Gra'hd Ole OP:>' any quali!ied elector who is a 7:1() J.IDan W1ute.rs ShoW member of the same politi(·al party 7:'45 NJSC News 111 the candldafe. The_ protest must : : ~=r.~~~ 4 be Ln 'Vf'm.lt:: ~ f~lt>:d before 9:00 Jane Wyma'n Show p.~. FeJJtu4rY ~·· with the lJoard &·31} The KaiJel!Aluminum Hour Lexington Ave., New York City. 16, N Y. . Enttred as ~ond t'IIJII mailing mutter at the poat oftlce at Pom.- ' ... Scc r~ttary National ad\"ertiaJftg representat lvf'. Bottinelli·KimbaU, Inc ., 3Q . TELEVISION GUIDE . WSAZ -TV Channe13 -Tu•sday Wedne,day Your Election . Laws Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 29, 1957~ · ( 16) ,A. 0. SMITH 'IIOMAIT 1 ASK YOUR GAS ADS Call And We Are Proud to b, 398 ..,.awr THE ONLY J.OCAL Newspqper In ,Meigs Cou"". ' I PLUMBER· DEALER _. �' '' ~· ~ - , ·· •"' ~·I '.:....-.i .. · ... ~-.. 411""!f' 'l'. ~,...."'.:..· ........... • Dally SentJnet, Po~y-Mlddleport, 0 ., Jan. 29, 1957-S ' oi-DIIIy SenlilleJ, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 29, 1957 MIGHTY - Meigs, Mason Fans To See Racirte-Wahama Classic t:======••j$200,000 Athletic Addition On Show First Time Tonight At 7 O'Clock The Sports Desk BY Tullobill Gary Friedenmalter of wellston laya b1s league leadership in the acOtln& department un the line t.o- ntebt when the Rockets tan&Je with old rival Lo&"an. The battle can be a toss up aa Logan baa ' couple of hlgh aeoren, too, in Moraan and Dicken, ranking: 12th and 8th. Friedenmaker h. kip man for the leai\le thia aeaaon with 20'1 pointa. Meigs Counlians wilt help tniti-, gagement The Fakom ha\·e clea!:late Wahama High School's new ed up nine West Vm.: 111s oppon$200.000 athletic plilllt addition to- ents, lost only t~~o·o other games to night when the White Fa!con)j trr Pomeroy and ill!dtill'port. The w do what no one elltt! has accom- tea:n has l>rff!ressed far since plished this season: beat llacim·. those early season fall~. The gleaming maple noor. ultra Racine ha.s rolled up 14 straight. modera glass ·banking boards, compiled a record -smashin g team and spacious drellsing rooms. of- percentage of 52r,: , and has been Iicea. foyer, refreshment booth · pusht·r1 only hy Pomlroy in an will be open for ini!'pectiun by overtune thriller Rarine took by sporll fans of Ma:wn and Meigs one point . County. But the greatest attractio:~ ' The new Wah.ama gym was built will be the meeting hetween tbe hy Jimison & Sons. Huntington, W. caje clubB of Larry Morrison of Va. , since last Spring. Two specia l Racine and Ralpb. Sayre of Waba- levies plus federal aid raised necma. essary funds which ~re in ex.cen ·Ever 51nce Jan. 11 wb.en The of $200,000. Tornado defeatetl Wahama at Rll; .Outstanding features .of the new cine 75-65, Sr.yre and cohorts. have athletic plant addition include a been poinlinJ to this return en- Iorge auditorium on one Side of , 'he gym whlrh will be available t"or special cu.Jtural events, an1i ~li e bleacher.& and balcony on tlk other side which will accommodate up to 1500 spectators. Bocks Picked Off automatk HI-point bonus, the Roc- By Spartans In kets themselvea Surprise Upset in Tbe Welliton·Logan affair will be pll)'ed flll the Wellston Ooor and aince this factor 11 often an stand an excellent c:baoce to a notch upwards pull league •landings. One af the dubs Ia bound to step up because both are tied at D-4 leaa:ue recorda, with Pod.eroy. And the Panthers h».ve 1 good chanee t.o salvage 14:lmettun1 after their defett by the Ou last week. They meet the GaiUpolla Blue Devlls here !(might. A Joss by Pomeroy tould shove them clear down near the bottom o( the loop wltb a ~ record. S. T. Johnson and Aaron Buffinaton 1re ranked alxth and 7tb In leaa:ue scorine with 136 and 13~ point.. Johnson slipped dea~pairlniiY in the .scoring battle iaat week when he counted three foul throwa against the N"elaonv\lle lloundll. Coach Nolan Swackhammer's Middleport Yellow Jackets go to Nelaonvllle to meet Tom McQual~. Wayne Dixon, et al In a game that finda the Jac:kets at least 30 point underdegs. Middleport is a strone contender for cellar honers this year, tnd Nelsonvillt~ i11 o1lrrenUy tied for the loop lead with Athl!!nl at 7-2. Nelaonvllle bas live starters shootIng In the double column fiflures. The Jackets have Jim Bowles as highest man, but he doea n(tt rank in the first 30 playl!!n! A Jacket victory In the Nelsonville erackerbox would be a stu- Best .:f'·file ·Chance \ ,..... They've been calling Ohio State lhe "surprise team" of the Big Ten this season, but even the Buckeyes were willmg today to h.and that title over to Mithiran State's adow-starting Spartans. Ohio Sate·~ perfect league record was wrcc:ked and its bold en £irst place in the conferen9e badlY . shaken Monday night when Mlcht· 1 g,u, State led most of the way In U· ~ - the BuckeYes, 73-64, at Ea~t Lanswg, Mich. By contrast to the woes of eighth-ranked Ohio State, X:enlucky, the nation's No. 3 team, retalncd It& share of first phu~e in the Southeastern Conference Monrlay nigh by filolhting its way to a 76-65 victory nver upset . minded Gt'orgia Tf'ch at Atlanta. Sp•rtan• G1ln R•vene• Michigan State, which lost its first three Blg Ten starts, made Ohio Stale its s11cond straight upset vlcim anrl also galnf'd reveugc for a 70-51 whacking by the Buckeye.a only two weeks ~o. The defeat left Ohio Stale! with a 6-1 league r~urd and wiped out its vital edge in the lost column ovet· runner-up Purdue t-1, as well a:J tmnols and Mictlisan each 3·1, . ' ' ----:-:-;penduu• affair, one that the Ja~k­ ets would like to pull off, and will be giving everything they bave to make a reality. Athens goes to Jackson with a good chance to fatten their Jeagu1) percenlAgC', and keep pace with Nelsonville. Jarksorl, 7-2, J.ohnson, Rhodes, and Yerian are the top Jackson scorers and JohnliOR has 138 for the league season to lead the pack . ' Rutland play& Witten on the Jted Devil floor in 1 home match. BOSTON UP _ lJght. fooleJ Bobby Seaman of UCLA 11 the best bet to break We• Santee's 4:03.8 Hunter Mile record in the Boalon Athletic- AJsn. track meet alated for tbe Garden Saturdly night Seaman, 21-year-old senior cur· renUy ' betw~n seme••· has twice turned in 4:0L4 cloekinea 1 for the mit.! run UCI! bat lMII · N~ PAINT and SERVICE ALSO For Olllor Home Improvoaloallupplles SEE CLINTON FISHIR Sileo- hiD&- Servlee Plio- eznx- aoo&.Y MIDDLEPORT ;e= flft ... , - .. .~ / ~ ,• ~ Towenn'b~rlllJ'm• . . ' B Center.Lo.St .y· way Of .Sludies ·~s.rw 11p lb !5~ t~~~C.IMNNNS Unbeaten Teams lare In Ohio Schoolboy Play . f . CITY I.OAil~-- ,: .... I f : GoW.nloclcott 812-0ow Slcla11 (IMI!Idlnt D•"'-J oftd Hancll"" C"-ttt and hderal bcltiTu..), SEE DALE DUTTON ABOUT DUTTON DRUG co.- 1~68 Mlddloport 180 159 14Q 437 131 lts ~23 399 1110 143 160 ••• ~ 198 146 1'14 IU7 149 188 134 451 '1~we~l. an leap 1 1 1 3 SETCotals 799 761 740 2300 ON D STREET MARkET Grnes l4S 12 5 144 4 14 Davis B · 127 · ' · 1.58 108 393 Me ttch 1~5 147 137 439 ornett 110 152 141 40 n·liiS 3 182 l.U 138 464 Totals '"IS 719 726 668 ~.r. ......., " champoign, . .h~:·~~f~,~o~~ •·~. H·~· ,., "iiiii'v •• I. Too bi!dl I hate: fQ h<lnf file!(! _:rd L!!Voris J. PerneJJ. Clarksburg;' program. · Sue Ratcliffe, Phillippi; Jerry T. Rutherford, Barboursville; BetO 'N~ill dealtb at length on imty A. Sallack, Berkley ,· Gerald E. proved management and en econSl ~.DII.!J, SpellCer; . Delores A omy. He said 11,000 employes Smith, BooJI'ler: Carol A. Ttwmp: Sj>('nd most of their time doing son, Belle; Wilbur J . PillerB Park- paperwork at a cost of uo million ers~rg; and Gene Allen, N;ncy E. a year. He s~d thls was too ~arbour,. :Pette D. Benjamin :B mu!!h. He said I he would "cut S1.1e B.owyu, , Beckley, M•ry' F.· costs" by new aceounting rnethBr urn (teJd , Mary L. Colliris• David od•• s trtc · t er bu dga t control cen~ B. Conley, R. Sue cottrilr. Ned R trallred purchasina, arid mOdern DeJournett, Willhun Ferguson. management methods, Cnolyn A. ~larvey, rt~chard He' · ler, Elltabeth K•'.nder, Barbura ApThe governor asked for rcmo\•al · ~· OOJ'II ng on old -age penKtngshury, Wilma J. Loe•'·hart E,.· of. th e >PN 1· El 11• sJOns, a her a start is trained to eetss'0'N· · heanor A. Midkiff, Rob- administer the program on the er · tc oJs, James H. Pate Har- b · r ry s. Peterson, H. navtd Sh' eels asJt u ·neM. He tqld the LegisB t i .,.. , lature to study salary increases ea r ee B. Thomas Harry · K for state employees but wllh'•n the Twetl, Robert E Tw~l d M ." " . lyn R. Winters ~~~ 01 n' a,?. 1 1al'l- budgetary prmciples" he bad in' u.... ng on . d1cated. ~ -~-I)Jflhday today with $3.000 an(! a .. ,~ . ' rrL·~: trop to pgland as his "p'"e- portfan-ders Win · Eose;ln ·R·ecefii~ Basketball Play •• further retur~ to th• treat- · .. tn _a tae.e aame last nlght !>Cn! ~. ·· j ! .. ~----- fifU Baptist · "-J Holds A ' -· ass .1ft f kS r-Ot.~C . Upper ., Syratuse the Portland Gra'Cie School team was beaten 4D-33 wlttt Fli;DJIIg&n jc;;f the y•inners htrh The ¢hristl'n Crusaders class of mltl ·wllh 4 points. f the First BopJist Church met for a ~ .J!1ib f'tf fprtland w.u ~ potluck sup~r at tbe borne ct Mr. ~· · .- ttAGLER RISIGN$ cK_elvey wit~· 12 polnta. Syraa:.tri and Mrs. Rolle11 Mills last week . 32& DURHAM, N. C., Up -Ellis P, led all the way wlth quarter score-s Eugene Colent.tn, President, ptesld: 16'7 · J~ 183 !126 · Hagler-has resigned as Une coach 11-fi, .22-14, 35·25, and 40~3. ed and the opez\lng devotlonalaer· ,132 "'" ' 128 . .,..,. of ·. the Duke Univers•'ty football ,TJ:ie' ·Por:t.!and_~eapa - ~fbted the vice wns le~ ·b,v the Jiev. C. 1:. Belprl! GraqJI.'• :0.22 recently in Hoyt. .· 40 ' 1 ~10,-JU-··Mf become m!lnager and in- a laame at . ~lpre .. ~clt~lvey was Mrs. Har:ll ··E. Hubbard teach· 11'8 1~ 8Ift of the universitv's new bi&h man tb .u ·\ ' U ~ 31 tOG golf coUrse. He wiU ton: ' w: .. poui 11..,._(:-., . er of, Uie rl, ~~ ·conducted their RESTA80ft &tl 8ia 2812 .as eoacb of the Duke ooJI Belp';i- was dereated In prilvious usual "Question sod An!lwer" proteam. eeme t II yur a2-10 at Portland. gram, ' UR/tNT Hit t Portland ffserves won 38-18 with Those Prcs,ent were Mr. and 1 ~ 4C Sockeye Wcdd1_e arJd Pe~ Smith ~rs. Hoyt, gues;~ ·:Mr. and Mrs. 181 1: tat" 180 ~= HUNGARIAN TO ltUN high for th'!! ~nners with· & each. Coleman, Mr. ; arid MrB. Larry Rice 1M 1""' 189.. ~9· CH'ICAGO UP ~HI.Inr.,lan ref· Mr. and MrS. Charles Vroman' . ugee Laqlo Tabori will run in t'e WINS nN BIRTHDAY Mrs · Ruth nAbJ d ' ~~~~ BW " · • ,~an•n,b · 1 869 8lD WiM D~~ tNMUeu~~in1 lhe Cllicago DUNJJUN, Fla., . UP -AI Wat- pben, Mr. t~nd Mrs. Don Beeker, , ; , , -,· ey e~ ~-V'fS at th,e Chicl: roua, who ~ hot an even par 72 ~o Mr. and Mrs. WOodrow call, Rob.. th• St¥11u.111, _llllarch 16, ll was an- .tVhl t~e ~'niors OOA ~f>Jf clulm- 1n Mills, Mr. and Mr1, Lee Smith, ;;;---.,.,~ 1JI' \ 82'7 noune~d t.oday. pioruhip here, celebrated h1s goests. ·· --'--~·~ world shot put cham· plo~ becam111 U1 while in the Pbil· lp~mcs and. was .still "in poor SpJrits" here ¥endaY. . ~ men. •·· k· :: ., < .I •· I·····~ '' ' WIIH 4·1AiliL CAaPITOR, CUSTOM .TRIM, KING-SID a.SOx14 . l"'uu All Jha Olhr fxfra.Value , _ ar No fxft!! Coati IIG-CAI IINIPRST-Tano Accont,Styl~g IIJ.La a..ilpor , _ . IOCKn T·- INGINI- 2nttono-r 400-lb,-lt, T0f1190 3n .....Joi: Dllplaco...,, 9.,...., ~ t:aNO Keep Wlnler'alcy Blast Baek Wiih 011 Piltor • DU0.MATIC \ WIDI.STANCI CIIAIIISNow 8-Jnch.Wldor ""'" 14-lnciiWIIeols Phol·feflo fftlnt Solponlfoo wftb ·Counlor·DI¥o 0'1'board·Mo...toclllilar SIIOill Ab09fbors . ·· Dual C..for.Conhvl Steering ' . . WXUIToCAI nATUUS- Fn,..flrm Seats , - - lniiMnont f'ciM) . with Anii·Giaro Top STORM WfN.OOWS . \< 1 'fA IC I A DI M0 NS Sl..rina WhMI , telltale~ lltlhts: 12.Yalt Eleclrlcol ,,..... . Eloctrlcol o..... Dliai Hom; ..., " . : Tum SliPIOII . ., DUGI-lna.,d All. ;~;, Twir\~VI· . -:l_,, • c...k-Oporatocl v........... --~po~ ,.~g'tiwkli r I A 11 0 N ,DIn VI 0L..D$1V1·~·...... ·• · · , ca·u ~ , L '• T v D nus Molal Seat Side -~ , DooJ>"Roconecl Sofot1 ~mW<I ' AF ., 0 Cllt . • ..;~,.~;t WILLIE "l::'t' SEEM ~~155 ucs:r, \\o1Nl(LI!.' >""::lU ~·E;) ll-.E ... ~in 0.; ,, o( Los AnJt.les · m LINE. I ·Track star , .' FAIIJLY :· · ql llo..Car Roominen • ''QUALITY OUR MO'I'tO" S, 2nd Avenue. , , ,; '. llll!ldleport Pay-As-We-Go cc~,..,.. "- ,.. ~... 1 •n 122-lnch Whoolba• Volley Lumber ~·· Supply J.il ··'· ;. . ,,,.; -- 4091Pou.biiG •CELOTEX INSULATION · ::i~.~h~o" PrlceiMOyvoayWidlllill ......... SUPPLIES STORM OOORS 2.f 24 24 · 12 Handicap - Totals 880 897 766 2$23 lAKER FURNitURE "CI~twotthy 182 200 141 306 E. Baker 143 128 176 .. 7 Norris 178 179 167 ~ 524 A d n .erson 1~ . 17'1 178 4"' Darst 180 183 "7~1 Totals 811 874 8:13 .,~.... NIW YORIC CINTRAL .......- B~ck.eyes are scheduled .... o.J.a.,..,...~.~ ~ • DU0.DOOR Tbo 398 ~81 132 13'0 450 string of six .,...,.el !.,.... INSIDE IMPROVEMENT-JOB YOUR RUPTURE • NO OBLIGATION \1QD~4d lrcnnp,.rfatlon chor....lluie -.cllocol' ..... GIGIIIOrilt . . 1Miu61t .htawoy tfrthd Mad~:~ a.-;JN, ...a. 'Nc~- FOR TIIAT Chisler ~lin,g Higi),Jights for'"'r• WE HAVE THE It is no longer necessary to suffer from rupture. If you ore fitted properly with the right type ot Truss you can forget about it. 01r \ ,~ll;Del of the Symphonic ~lr include . Joe T. Borradaile and Cecil M. ~ividen, CharleHon; San4fa J. Camp, Virginia trook. sharfks and Mary F. Richardson the MJHon; John E. Casto, E~win r..: bond isHazelrigg and Bruce E. Moss, St sues approved. Albans; Bill Ed Clark A"sbland · Ky.; :porothy E. Cole find c. Leon: The governor devoted a good ard Welch, South Charleston· Jan- de.al of hi1 speech to finances. He ~tte L. Cot!on~...Gallip.oUs, Wil- satd the .tale's revenues were l~am H. Gll!!s, Williamson; Rosa- "undr severe strain." He did not J1e Hudson, Costa; Joanne Jctfties propose any major new lpending 16.2 206 179 H 7 17l !DO 168 ~ 28 . "Grueser Srnm~Pt, to ht>IP: make the Ulini 124 E. Main Sl Man~fodu,.,., Svfl....d Prb Horak tbe htghcst ~coring quintet in Big .I··~-< 1'en -r'agc ·circlcs. . . ~ , . . . Bon Sall"e's ab5enee is "" body ,.-· ........ - . · til \¥ ow·_!-o the I~lini- ehance.s for a f. '81g Ten ch~pJOilship in the present campah•n. The Jllino,· s live ,. was COnsidei'ed by most experts ·' as the one to beat fer the crown. · Th Jill '"' e ni, wbo set a . new Big . Ten scoring record with 112 pojrhs defeating IndJana were e best chance to ~~lch . te whith has run up ERNEST COVEJI.T, Mgr. COLLEGE BASKETBALL i.iJ 124 12$ Tedesco . CIIAMPA(UN, nt. UP -Geor ..e B s lie 1 ,.. on . a. • S x·root·eight center and leadmll scorer on • the Illinois b&sk.etbaU te 1 11 d am. a e a soe"icJogidl cou.rsl! and wlll be lost to the team b"egitining with the importan' Ohio State game on Feb 4 h it !was learned today. ' ' · Jo DJ!tln . The. towe;~:tni ·J!on'' Sllllc, ·now ln. CSmtt._h . · · uavts b~~·!':e.ql~--~~. t~amed w\lb Har1, Jen-ins 1_ NONU TlltK$.1 vmnl'lr lll9@t11'/ns. ~-,. Til& ars a ~(!~el1!' }Jqlotu: of tbe United a ai wtll as Jn Euro~. I:-CASI! '11:1 1UY ltfA1. IMGAIMI ;., 1 1. CASH '11:) PA'f ALL 811.1.5- Amores Giving Dodgers Trouble Agaip, Sachs Pinpointed This Time In Contr·act Signing Talk In Improvement LEARN TO BE COMFORTABLE PHONE " Clown Hired For Alston's Tension At ELbets Field I MID Sit~ ·· GET . M h ·J,J Ch • . CContnuN ,..,.,. ,,... llftlt) whor• they ctemon•tratect e:horal m line witb tntictp.t«d Income. tec~W~1111 •Dd tpptated In !pectaJ Some pel'filn.s felt that O'Neill conoetl. had left the d®r OJM!h .to Ute Le• Tbey •PJ!ItJted on a national lslature to leV)' new .iJ;u, ..if lb~ hookup ror &futulll during th~ pre- lawmat.era t4 m<We C.bristnll& seaa1.1n in a progr 11 m or than .O'Neillwaqted propcw4_'fte reeling Chrishnas muai.c-, and have be('n around the State HoUJe wu that to~ to turn down IJe~eraJ invithe Republlcan-con~!f Leglslai.llliRns, notabl~ Qne to appear at Lure, wbicJt beld tlie JiM. lfn~· tbe IoternaU1.1otl Mulic Confertax,s under ·D.m·~· IIOnante a& BrUNeb, Belgjum. TJaey j'rank L&uaebe, -o~ ~ld t~ are doin11 Radio and TV appeu llne forJ. O'Neill. . ...._ ·~· and ~Ul record works fur V4f'JOUI eecatslona durtnc this Senqte RepubiJcin ~der c. year. · St~nler Meehem of NelaonvU.Ie Their day~ime proerams for high· sal4, "I don't think we wJII need aeboob .are chosen rrom 1helr eve- any new tax lawa." DinJtMcert program with tbe aim W..ltl CMck l.aw of preaa:ntia~ a varied proJram to lotere~t · both musician aDd nonlfechem sald It It de\teloped mut!c1an among the students · mor~ revenye was ne;&d, the Their directflr, Prof. R. Wll)'ne flu~ Legislature "outd tate • look at ~oboom, who organize~ the choir the sales t~ law "tirsl" There In 1&50 on his arrival here from haa ·hef'n -much talk about restor· Europe, where be spent two yeaN! ing the 1 C!Cnt tax on sales of 10 at the Parie Conser\'atory studying lo 40 c,nts. Cberal Rf¥•r~h, ill also nationally The main flnanclaiJ;roblem ronknown Ior hia guest conducting and ~dj~dirating or thoral clinics· cerns schools. The s b~ finance apd fe!ltLVf!ls. He has appe!lred as law enacted two . ,.wm conductor fo"r many ·of tbe Trl&tate festivals and bas conducted Sta~ and Dislrict f"eatlvals Jn VIr· gjma. Kentueky, Tennessee North Carolina, Mis8iuippi, lndla~a and '< • other •tates i!l t.h.e North-Central ~ I Coaches offices all! ample storTHIS IS HOW THE spacious bleachers and balcony 'tn Wahama's new gymnasium look age space arc available as are from one end of the gym, underneath a glass b anklng board. They will seat 1500, the number modern girls' dressing rooms for co-ed physical education classes. Wahama officials hope will attend tonight. --~·--~~~·=-~-----~~~--------------~Official dl!difation of the new plant will be held at .o. later date 1 to be announcl'd. An Open House orijmally scheulcd for .ran. 30 ha~ been postponed, at•cotdJng to Mrs. Mary E. Capehatt, guidance diINDIANAPOLIS UP --. E d d i e Don't loOk now but Sandy Amc 'ng unsigned Dodger player!. The rector at Wahama. The evetlt, ther two arc infielder Chico Fer• Saths, 29, Allentown; Pa., today which was to hne been sponsored ros, the Dodgers' perpetual prot 1andez and pitcher Bob Darnell wa~ announced as the driver who by the student <'ouncil, has been lem child, is plaguing 'em &lair Brooklyn had better luck with 'showed tl!.;, most progress" on Sandy, who get Into all ldnds c postponed indefin1tely but it is four of Its oUter player~~" todi:y, the United States Auto Club nah.ot water wllh bubbles, boner hoplld it will be held Within two .owever, with the n .ceipt of slgn- tional championship racing circuit and what-nots in Brooklyn weeks. ·d contracrs from ca(cher AI in 195fl. stretch run last September, onl He WIS singled out for the to emerge ao; a hero in the subs1 ·Rube) Walker al"ld outfielders ~inn Cimoli, Bert Hamric and trophy in a poll of spc,rtawriters quent battle for the pennant '3ob Wilson . and sportcasters. probably will come out all rig:h a~ain but right now he want• mort money. Amoros, whe batted .260 i.n 11' games, is o'no of the three remain ~:~~n:~.~loior Mavtr ...... ~LOAN By Bob Grim COLUMBlJS, 0. UP - Unbcatr.n teams :~re reaehlng the rare stage in Ohio hluh school baaketball today, 11nd even the sl~~tle's top 10 powerhouses are finding By United p,... the going a blt rough with the EAST also nns. W. Liberty Col. 84 W. Va. St. 8:1 Seton Hall 80 St. Francis (N. Y.) 7J Although mighlly Middletown rol- CCNY 101 Kings Poim . 74 l~d along •.;Jth its l3\h 8f.ralght SOUTM vtct.ory, Columbu~ North, ZanesAuburn '18 Florida 81 ville and Tiffin Columbian saw Emory-Henry 77 Pr'ii.JUgan 71 dreams of unbeaten !Wa~;ons tumKcntu('ky Wcsleyin tiD Tampa 61 ble. . . Cleveland Cathedral Latin, tak- Aljihama. 89 Gcorsi' '73 Ing advantage of the upset wllYe, Morehead (Ky.) 70 Mid. Tenn . 61, crept Jnto !he No. 2 .o.pot behind S. Carolina 90 Citadel 77 the_ Mlddies with 13 straight \'lc- Kentucky '76 Geortl• Tech 65 torJea. MIDWIIT t:;plumbu~ North , Ailhough a lnwa Stale 67 Oklahoma 56 By United Prtu double evertimc loser tu Columbus HOLYOKE, Mllss. • , Jeff Dyer l!:ast, flnlahed a stronl-:" third with nenance 90 J. car. 88 overtime Purdue 81 Norlhwcstern 77 209, Springfl•ht Mlcket 182 points, only seven behind W<~yne u . 83 llunter 50 Carter, 24l New· York 3. Cleveland Lttln. }lichigan State 73 Ohio State 64 NIW YORK, It, N~ks • Tony Olll••· 141, N•w York, outpoint· COI.UMBVS, 0. UP - The United Chris Chrlst•n...,, 148, Dan· ell Press Oh)o high school basketball rating~ with first place Vlltcs mark 10. NIW ORLIANS, L•. - Ch•rl•v and won-Jost records through Jan · ..... ph, !59, New Orl•ens, •t11pped 2fJ In parentesos: Clarence H.,bln, 154, Chicago 7. T..m · Point• (24 13-0) 258 SALT LAKI CITY, Utah · I. Middletown Get~te Pullmer, 1601/a, We•t Jorlhn, 2. Clevel1nd L.aUn o 13-0) 187 1a2 Ut•h. outpoint"H Wllf Greaves, 3. Columbul! North 01 ·1) 4. lunesvlllc (12-l) 134 162, Plthburg, non•tltl•DIIOOKLYN UP - Dodgf'r Man5. Cuya hoga Falls (12-0) 114 ugcw WAlt Alston isn't much for STRUI TO II HONORID 6. Steubenville (1 9-0) 84 cloWnir.g around but he'll ~>imp ly LOS ANGI!:LES, Ul' Dr. 7. Canton MrKinley (11-2) 79 have to bear It and grin at EbCharles II . Strub, executive vice 8· SheiDy U2-l) '11 bcts J<'ield this year. ores\dent of the Sant<~. Anita R:..r ' 9· Hemaltnn (10-J) f15 Alaton w.-an•t 11iven much choice Tnrl.. , will he honored for hb till I· 10 · Columbus Eut (7·5) IU 1tu rling conlrlhutlona to through Second 10 team$': It. Tiffin Co- when the Oodaer• Monday hire.:t a hr ·d ral'in!{ hy the Horsemen's lumbJan 48; 12. .Dayton Roosevelt real honest-to-1oodjnesa clown, 38lki1"I'Olcnl and rrotJ~Cllve As~n 42 ; 13· Kent·&oicvelt and Toledo' yrar-old Emmett Keily, former 1t the 11ruup'~ allnuul 1 dlnll\'l' Macomber 3ll each; lll. Lakewood star or Ri~ins Brother~>' Circus, Wd:u'~>~li3y night. :lJ; 16·, ChiJiiCothc ·25; 17. Youns.o;- tu l'nllvcn proCeeding• ill Brook'-;,,..,..;;;.;o:;;;;;;;;;;iiiO;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;llto~n South 22; 18. New l'hll)ldcl- lyn's home s.amea •this senson. • Phlt and TecumaQ"h 20 eatlr 19 Dodger o\m~t. . Walter O'Malley said Kcll~ waa hj.red to "relieve Bacon and 1hc tension Mt Ebbeta Field.·· • 0 PTURED . . ' A•ooua& ·PURPOSE Spacious dressing rooms for home and visiting team open to the gym, and to the outside adjacent football and basebaU field . An attractive refreshment booth likewise hils access to the insidr and outside. -- IN . ~MO·HtY - •••..-cl BEST . ... .;. fRIINDL Y iiRROI.' CAMDEN, N. J. - TorJY Ca~ rambone, newly appolnte4 Camden city superintendent Qf ;ebooll started hit career with 1 ne" aut&'mobile and ,1 demerit. 11Je car waa tbe of welkriabei'l. Tbe · demerit, D tbe form - of A park• in& ticket;, adorned the yehlC!le which bad unwittingly beeD pU't~ ed in an illP-.-1 zene by Catram.· b9ne's frieodl • 'f>AiGAIN. " FIGHT R.ESULTS FOR THE '1 "'' •P.t:fd Seama~ Tapped As ~~:.~: :~.u:-=:.1';. ·:c~ 1 . ..... .. • f'=A5~< •ON I �' '' ~· ~ - , ·· •"' ~·I '.:....-.i .. · ... ~-.. 411""!f' 'l'. ~,...."'.:..· ........... • Dally SentJnet, Po~y-Mlddleport, 0 ., Jan. 29, 1957-S ' oi-DIIIy SenlilleJ, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 29, 1957 MIGHTY - Meigs, Mason Fans To See Racirte-Wahama Classic t:======••j$200,000 Athletic Addition On Show First Time Tonight At 7 O'Clock The Sports Desk BY Tullobill Gary Friedenmalter of wellston laya b1s league leadership in the acOtln& department un the line t.o- ntebt when the Rockets tan&Je with old rival Lo&"an. The battle can be a toss up aa Logan baa ' couple of hlgh aeoren, too, in Moraan and Dicken, ranking: 12th and 8th. Friedenmaker h. kip man for the leai\le thia aeaaon with 20'1 pointa. Meigs Counlians wilt help tniti-, gagement The Fakom ha\·e clea!:late Wahama High School's new ed up nine West Vm.: 111s oppon$200.000 athletic plilllt addition to- ents, lost only t~~o·o other games to night when the White Fa!con)j trr Pomeroy and ill!dtill'port. The w do what no one elltt! has accom- tea:n has l>rff!ressed far since plished this season: beat llacim·. those early season fall~. The gleaming maple noor. ultra Racine ha.s rolled up 14 straight. modera glass ·banking boards, compiled a record -smashin g team and spacious drellsing rooms. of- percentage of 52r,: , and has been Iicea. foyer, refreshment booth · pusht·r1 only hy Pomlroy in an will be open for ini!'pectiun by overtune thriller Rarine took by sporll fans of Ma:wn and Meigs one point . County. But the greatest attractio:~ ' The new Wah.ama gym was built will be the meeting hetween tbe hy Jimison & Sons. Huntington, W. caje clubB of Larry Morrison of Va. , since last Spring. Two specia l Racine and Ralpb. Sayre of Waba- levies plus federal aid raised necma. essary funds which ~re in ex.cen ·Ever 51nce Jan. 11 wb.en The of $200,000. Tornado defeatetl Wahama at Rll; .Outstanding features .of the new cine 75-65, Sr.yre and cohorts. have athletic plant addition include a been poinlinJ to this return en- Iorge auditorium on one Side of , 'he gym whlrh will be available t"or special cu.Jtural events, an1i ~li e bleacher.& and balcony on tlk other side which will accommodate up to 1500 spectators. Bocks Picked Off automatk HI-point bonus, the Roc- By Spartans In kets themselvea Surprise Upset in Tbe Welliton·Logan affair will be pll)'ed flll the Wellston Ooor and aince this factor 11 often an stand an excellent c:baoce to a notch upwards pull league •landings. One af the dubs Ia bound to step up because both are tied at D-4 leaa:ue recorda, with Pod.eroy. And the Panthers h».ve 1 good chanee t.o salvage 14:lmettun1 after their defett by the Ou last week. They meet the GaiUpolla Blue Devlls here !(might. A Joss by Pomeroy tould shove them clear down near the bottom o( the loop wltb a ~ record. S. T. Johnson and Aaron Buffinaton 1re ranked alxth and 7tb In leaa:ue scorine with 136 and 13~ point.. Johnson slipped dea~pairlniiY in the .scoring battle iaat week when he counted three foul throwa against the N"elaonv\lle lloundll. Coach Nolan Swackhammer's Middleport Yellow Jackets go to Nelaonvllle to meet Tom McQual~. Wayne Dixon, et al In a game that finda the Jac:kets at least 30 point underdegs. Middleport is a strone contender for cellar honers this year, tnd Nelsonvillt~ i11 o1lrrenUy tied for the loop lead with Athl!!nl at 7-2. Nelaonvllle bas live starters shootIng In the double column fiflures. The Jackets have Jim Bowles as highest man, but he doea n(tt rank in the first 30 playl!!n! A Jacket victory In the Nelsonville erackerbox would be a stu- Best .:f'·file ·Chance \ ,..... They've been calling Ohio State lhe "surprise team" of the Big Ten this season, but even the Buckeyes were willmg today to h.and that title over to Mithiran State's adow-starting Spartans. Ohio Sate·~ perfect league record was wrcc:ked and its bold en £irst place in the conferen9e badlY . shaken Monday night when Mlcht· 1 g,u, State led most of the way In U· ~ - the BuckeYes, 73-64, at Ea~t Lanswg, Mich. By contrast to the woes of eighth-ranked Ohio State, X:enlucky, the nation's No. 3 team, retalncd It& share of first phu~e in the Southeastern Conference Monrlay nigh by filolhting its way to a 76-65 victory nver upset . minded Gt'orgia Tf'ch at Atlanta. Sp•rtan• G1ln R•vene• Michigan State, which lost its first three Blg Ten starts, made Ohio Stale its s11cond straight upset vlcim anrl also galnf'd reveugc for a 70-51 whacking by the Buckeye.a only two weeks ~o. The defeat left Ohio Stale! with a 6-1 league r~urd and wiped out its vital edge in the lost column ovet· runner-up Purdue t-1, as well a:J tmnols and Mictlisan each 3·1, . ' ' ----:-:-;penduu• affair, one that the Ja~k­ ets would like to pull off, and will be giving everything they bave to make a reality. Athens goes to Jackson with a good chance to fatten their Jeagu1) percenlAgC', and keep pace with Nelsonville. Jarksorl, 7-2, J.ohnson, Rhodes, and Yerian are the top Jackson scorers and JohnliOR has 138 for the league season to lead the pack . ' Rutland play& Witten on the Jted Devil floor in 1 home match. BOSTON UP _ lJght. fooleJ Bobby Seaman of UCLA 11 the best bet to break We• Santee's 4:03.8 Hunter Mile record in the Boalon Athletic- AJsn. track meet alated for tbe Garden Saturdly night Seaman, 21-year-old senior cur· renUy ' betw~n seme••· has twice turned in 4:0L4 cloekinea 1 for the mit.! run UCI! bat lMII · N~ PAINT and SERVICE ALSO For Olllor Home Improvoaloallupplles SEE CLINTON FISHIR Sileo- hiD&- Servlee Plio- eznx- aoo&.Y MIDDLEPORT ;e= flft ... , - .. .~ / ~ ,• ~ Towenn'b~rlllJ'm• . . ' B Center.Lo.St .y· way Of .Sludies ·~s.rw 11p lb !5~ t~~~C.IMNNNS Unbeaten Teams lare In Ohio Schoolboy Play . f . CITY I.OAil~-- ,: .... I f : GoW.nloclcott 812-0ow Slcla11 (IMI!Idlnt D•"'-J oftd Hancll"" C"-ttt and hderal bcltiTu..), SEE DALE DUTTON ABOUT DUTTON DRUG co.- 1~68 Mlddloport 180 159 14Q 437 131 lts ~23 399 1110 143 160 ••• ~ 198 146 1'14 IU7 149 188 134 451 '1~we~l. an leap 1 1 1 3 SETCotals 799 761 740 2300 ON D STREET MARkET Grnes l4S 12 5 144 4 14 Davis B · 127 · ' · 1.58 108 393 Me ttch 1~5 147 137 439 ornett 110 152 141 40 n·liiS 3 182 l.U 138 464 Totals '"IS 719 726 668 ~.r. ......., " champoign, . .h~:·~~f~,~o~~ •·~. H·~· ,., "iiiii'v •• I. Too bi!dl I hate: fQ h<lnf file!(! _:rd L!!Voris J. PerneJJ. Clarksburg;' program. · Sue Ratcliffe, Phillippi; Jerry T. Rutherford, Barboursville; BetO 'N~ill dealtb at length on imty A. Sallack, Berkley ,· Gerald E. proved management and en econSl ~.DII.!J, SpellCer; . Delores A omy. He said 11,000 employes Smith, BooJI'ler: Carol A. Ttwmp: Sj>('nd most of their time doing son, Belle; Wilbur J . PillerB Park- paperwork at a cost of uo million ers~rg; and Gene Allen, N;ncy E. a year. He s~d thls was too ~arbour,. :Pette D. Benjamin :B mu!!h. He said I he would "cut S1.1e B.owyu, , Beckley, M•ry' F.· costs" by new aceounting rnethBr urn (teJd , Mary L. Colliris• David od•• s trtc · t er bu dga t control cen~ B. Conley, R. Sue cottrilr. Ned R trallred purchasina, arid mOdern DeJournett, Willhun Ferguson. management methods, Cnolyn A. ~larvey, rt~chard He' · ler, Elltabeth K•'.nder, Barbura ApThe governor asked for rcmo\•al · ~· OOJ'II ng on old -age penKtngshury, Wilma J. Loe•'·hart E,.· of. th e >PN 1· El 11• sJOns, a her a start is trained to eetss'0'N· · heanor A. Midkiff, Rob- administer the program on the er · tc oJs, James H. Pate Har- b · r ry s. Peterson, H. navtd Sh' eels asJt u ·neM. He tqld the LegisB t i .,.. , lature to study salary increases ea r ee B. Thomas Harry · K for state employees but wllh'•n the Twetl, Robert E Tw~l d M ." " . lyn R. Winters ~~~ 01 n' a,?. 1 1al'l- budgetary prmciples" he bad in' u.... ng on . d1cated. ~ -~-I)Jflhday today with $3.000 an(! a .. ,~ . ' rrL·~: trop to pgland as his "p'"e- portfan-ders Win · Eose;ln ·R·ecefii~ Basketball Play •• further retur~ to th• treat- · .. tn _a tae.e aame last nlght !>Cn! ~. ·· j ! .. ~----- fifU Baptist · "-J Holds A ' -· ass .1ft f kS r-Ot.~C . Upper ., Syratuse the Portland Gra'Cie School team was beaten 4D-33 wlttt Fli;DJIIg&n jc;;f the y•inners htrh The ¢hristl'n Crusaders class of mltl ·wllh 4 points. f the First BopJist Church met for a ~ .J!1ib f'tf fprtland w.u ~ potluck sup~r at tbe borne ct Mr. ~· · .- ttAGLER RISIGN$ cK_elvey wit~· 12 polnta. Syraa:.tri and Mrs. Rolle11 Mills last week . 32& DURHAM, N. C., Up -Ellis P, led all the way wlth quarter score-s Eugene Colent.tn, President, ptesld: 16'7 · J~ 183 !126 · Hagler-has resigned as Une coach 11-fi, .22-14, 35·25, and 40~3. ed and the opez\lng devotlonalaer· ,132 "'" ' 128 . .,..,. of ·. the Duke Univers•'ty football ,TJ:ie' ·Por:t.!and_~eapa - ~fbted the vice wns le~ ·b,v the Jiev. C. 1:. Belprl! GraqJI.'• :0.22 recently in Hoyt. .· 40 ' 1 ~10,-JU-··Mf become m!lnager and in- a laame at . ~lpre .. ~clt~lvey was Mrs. Har:ll ··E. Hubbard teach· 11'8 1~ 8Ift of the universitv's new bi&h man tb .u ·\ ' U ~ 31 tOG golf coUrse. He wiU ton: ' w: .. poui 11..,._(:-., . er of, Uie rl, ~~ ·conducted their RESTA80ft &tl 8ia 2812 .as eoacb of the Duke ooJI Belp';i- was dereated In prilvious usual "Question sod An!lwer" proteam. eeme t II yur a2-10 at Portland. gram, ' UR/tNT Hit t Portland ffserves won 38-18 with Those Prcs,ent were Mr. and 1 ~ 4C Sockeye Wcdd1_e arJd Pe~ Smith ~rs. Hoyt, gues;~ ·:Mr. and Mrs. 181 1: tat" 180 ~= HUNGARIAN TO ltUN high for th'!! ~nners with· & each. Coleman, Mr. ; arid MrB. Larry Rice 1M 1""' 189.. ~9· CH'ICAGO UP ~HI.Inr.,lan ref· Mr. and MrS. Charles Vroman' . ugee Laqlo Tabori will run in t'e WINS nN BIRTHDAY Mrs · Ruth nAbJ d ' ~~~~ BW " · • ,~an•n,b · 1 869 8lD WiM D~~ tNMUeu~~in1 lhe Cllicago DUNJJUN, Fla., . UP -AI Wat- pben, Mr. t~nd Mrs. Don Beeker, , ; , , -,· ey e~ ~-V'fS at th,e Chicl: roua, who ~ hot an even par 72 ~o Mr. and Mrs. WOodrow call, Rob.. th• St¥11u.111, _llllarch 16, ll was an- .tVhl t~e ~'niors OOA ~f>Jf clulm- 1n Mills, Mr. and Mr1, Lee Smith, ;;;---.,.,~ 1JI' \ 82'7 noune~d t.oday. pioruhip here, celebrated h1s goests. ·· --'--~·~ world shot put cham· plo~ becam111 U1 while in the Pbil· lp~mcs and. was .still "in poor SpJrits" here ¥endaY. . ~ men. •·· k· :: ., < .I •· I·····~ '' ' WIIH 4·1AiliL CAaPITOR, CUSTOM .TRIM, KING-SID a.SOx14 . l"'uu All Jha Olhr fxfra.Value , _ ar No fxft!! Coati IIG-CAI IINIPRST-Tano Accont,Styl~g IIJ.La a..ilpor , _ . IOCKn T·- INGINI- 2nttono-r 400-lb,-lt, T0f1190 3n .....Joi: Dllplaco...,, 9.,...., ~ t:aNO Keep Wlnler'alcy Blast Baek Wiih 011 Piltor • DU0.MATIC \ WIDI.STANCI CIIAIIISNow 8-Jnch.Wldor ""'" 14-lnciiWIIeols Phol·feflo fftlnt Solponlfoo wftb ·Counlor·DI¥o 0'1'board·Mo...toclllilar SIIOill Ab09fbors . ·· Dual C..for.Conhvl Steering ' . . WXUIToCAI nATUUS- Fn,..flrm Seats , - - lniiMnont f'ciM) . with Anii·Giaro Top STORM WfN.OOWS . \< 1 'fA IC I A DI M0 NS Sl..rina WhMI , telltale~ lltlhts: 12.Yalt Eleclrlcol ,,..... . Eloctrlcol o..... Dliai Hom; ..., " . : Tum SliPIOII . ., DUGI-lna.,d All. ;~;, Twir\~VI· . -:l_,, • c...k-Oporatocl v........... --~po~ ,.~g'tiwkli r I A 11 0 N ,DIn VI 0L..D$1V1·~·...... ·• · · , ca·u ~ , L '• T v D nus Molal Seat Side -~ , DooJ>"Roconecl Sofot1 ~mW<I ' AF ., 0 Cllt . • ..;~,.~;t WILLIE "l::'t' SEEM ~~155 ucs:r, \\o1Nl(LI!.' >""::lU ~·E;) ll-.E ... ~in 0.; ,, o( Los AnJt.les · m LINE. I ·Track star , .' FAIIJLY :· · ql llo..Car Roominen • ''QUALITY OUR MO'I'tO" S, 2nd Avenue. , , ,; '. llll!ldleport Pay-As-We-Go cc~,..,.. "- ,.. ~... 1 •n 122-lnch Whoolba• Volley Lumber ~·· Supply J.il ··'· ;. . ,,,.; -- 4091Pou.biiG •CELOTEX INSULATION · ::i~.~h~o" PrlceiMOyvoayWidlllill ......... SUPPLIES STORM OOORS 2.f 24 24 · 12 Handicap - Totals 880 897 766 2$23 lAKER FURNitURE "CI~twotthy 182 200 141 306 E. Baker 143 128 176 .. 7 Norris 178 179 167 ~ 524 A d n .erson 1~ . 17'1 178 4"' Darst 180 183 "7~1 Totals 811 874 8:13 .,~.... NIW YORIC CINTRAL .......- B~ck.eyes are scheduled .... o.J.a.,..,...~.~ ~ • DU0.DOOR Tbo 398 ~81 132 13'0 450 string of six .,...,.el !.,.... INSIDE IMPROVEMENT-JOB YOUR RUPTURE • NO OBLIGATION \1QD~4d lrcnnp,.rfatlon chor....lluie -.cllocol' ..... GIGIIIOrilt . . 1Miu61t .htawoy tfrthd Mad~:~ a.-;JN, ...a. 'Nc~- FOR TIIAT Chisler ~lin,g Higi),Jights for'"'r• WE HAVE THE It is no longer necessary to suffer from rupture. If you ore fitted properly with the right type ot Truss you can forget about it. 01r \ ,~ll;Del of the Symphonic ~lr include . Joe T. Borradaile and Cecil M. ~ividen, CharleHon; San4fa J. Camp, Virginia trook. sharfks and Mary F. Richardson the MJHon; John E. Casto, E~win r..: bond isHazelrigg and Bruce E. Moss, St sues approved. Albans; Bill Ed Clark A"sbland · Ky.; :porothy E. Cole find c. Leon: The governor devoted a good ard Welch, South Charleston· Jan- de.al of hi1 speech to finances. He ~tte L. Cot!on~...Gallip.oUs, Wil- satd the .tale's revenues were l~am H. Gll!!s, Williamson; Rosa- "undr severe strain." He did not J1e Hudson, Costa; Joanne Jctfties propose any major new lpending 16.2 206 179 H 7 17l !DO 168 ~ 28 . "Grueser Srnm~Pt, to ht>IP: make the Ulini 124 E. Main Sl Man~fodu,.,., Svfl....d Prb Horak tbe htghcst ~coring quintet in Big .I··~-< 1'en -r'agc ·circlcs. . . ~ , . . . Bon Sall"e's ab5enee is "" body ,.-· ........ - . · til \¥ ow·_!-o the I~lini- ehance.s for a f. '81g Ten ch~pJOilship in the present campah•n. The Jllino,· s live ,. was COnsidei'ed by most experts ·' as the one to beat fer the crown. · Th Jill '"' e ni, wbo set a . new Big . Ten scoring record with 112 pojrhs defeating IndJana were e best chance to ~~lch . te whith has run up ERNEST COVEJI.T, Mgr. COLLEGE BASKETBALL i.iJ 124 12$ Tedesco . CIIAMPA(UN, nt. UP -Geor ..e B s lie 1 ,.. on . a. • S x·root·eight center and leadmll scorer on • the Illinois b&sk.etbaU te 1 11 d am. a e a soe"icJogidl cou.rsl! and wlll be lost to the team b"egitining with the importan' Ohio State game on Feb 4 h it !was learned today. ' ' · Jo DJ!tln . The. towe;~:tni ·J!on'' Sllllc, ·now ln. CSmtt._h . · · uavts b~~·!':e.ql~--~~. t~amed w\lb Har1, Jen-ins 1_ NONU TlltK$.1 vmnl'lr lll9@t11'/ns. ~-,. Til& ars a ~(!~el1!' }Jqlotu: of tbe United a ai wtll as Jn Euro~. I:-CASI! '11:1 1UY ltfA1. IMGAIMI ;., 1 1. CASH '11:) PA'f ALL 811.1.5- Amores Giving Dodgers Trouble Agaip, Sachs Pinpointed This Time In Contr·act Signing Talk In Improvement LEARN TO BE COMFORTABLE PHONE " Clown Hired For Alston's Tension At ELbets Field I MID Sit~ ·· GET . M h ·J,J Ch • . CContnuN ,..,.,. ,,... llftlt) whor• they ctemon•tratect e:horal m line witb tntictp.t«d Income. tec~W~1111 •Dd tpptated In !pectaJ Some pel'filn.s felt that O'Neill conoetl. had left the d®r OJM!h .to Ute Le• Tbey •PJ!ItJted on a national lslature to leV)' new .iJ;u, ..if lb~ hookup ror &futulll during th~ pre- lawmat.era t4 m<We C.bristnll& seaa1.1n in a progr 11 m or than .O'Neillwaqted propcw4_'fte reeling Chrishnas muai.c-, and have be('n around the State HoUJe wu that to~ to turn down IJe~eraJ invithe Republlcan-con~!f Leglslai.llliRns, notabl~ Qne to appear at Lure, wbicJt beld tlie JiM. lfn~· tbe IoternaU1.1otl Mulic Confertax,s under ·D.m·~· IIOnante a& BrUNeb, Belgjum. TJaey j'rank L&uaebe, -o~ ~ld t~ are doin11 Radio and TV appeu llne forJ. O'Neill. . ...._ ·~· and ~Ul record works fur V4f'JOUI eecatslona durtnc this Senqte RepubiJcin ~der c. year. · St~nler Meehem of NelaonvU.Ie Their day~ime proerams for high· sal4, "I don't think we wJII need aeboob .are chosen rrom 1helr eve- any new tax lawa." DinJtMcert program with tbe aim W..ltl CMck l.aw of preaa:ntia~ a varied proJram to lotere~t · both musician aDd nonlfechem sald It It de\teloped mut!c1an among the students · mor~ revenye was ne;&d, the Their directflr, Prof. R. Wll)'ne flu~ Legislature "outd tate • look at ~oboom, who organize~ the choir the sales t~ law "tirsl" There In 1&50 on his arrival here from haa ·hef'n -much talk about restor· Europe, where be spent two yeaN! ing the 1 C!Cnt tax on sales of 10 at the Parie Conser\'atory studying lo 40 c,nts. Cberal Rf¥•r~h, ill also nationally The main flnanclaiJ;roblem ronknown Ior hia guest conducting and ~dj~dirating or thoral clinics· cerns schools. The s b~ finance apd fe!ltLVf!ls. He has appe!lred as law enacted two . ,.wm conductor fo"r many ·of tbe Trl&tate festivals and bas conducted Sta~ and Dislrict f"eatlvals Jn VIr· gjma. Kentueky, Tennessee North Carolina, Mis8iuippi, lndla~a and '< • other •tates i!l t.h.e North-Central ~ I Coaches offices all! ample storTHIS IS HOW THE spacious bleachers and balcony 'tn Wahama's new gymnasium look age space arc available as are from one end of the gym, underneath a glass b anklng board. They will seat 1500, the number modern girls' dressing rooms for co-ed physical education classes. Wahama officials hope will attend tonight. --~·--~~~·=-~-----~~~--------------~Official dl!difation of the new plant will be held at .o. later date 1 to be announcl'd. An Open House orijmally scheulcd for .ran. 30 ha~ been postponed, at•cotdJng to Mrs. Mary E. Capehatt, guidance diINDIANAPOLIS UP --. E d d i e Don't loOk now but Sandy Amc 'ng unsigned Dodger player!. The rector at Wahama. The evetlt, ther two arc infielder Chico Fer• Saths, 29, Allentown; Pa., today which was to hne been sponsored ros, the Dodgers' perpetual prot 1andez and pitcher Bob Darnell wa~ announced as the driver who by the student <'ouncil, has been lem child, is plaguing 'em &lair Brooklyn had better luck with 'showed tl!.;, most progress" on Sandy, who get Into all ldnds c postponed indefin1tely but it is four of Its oUter player~~" todi:y, the United States Auto Club nah.ot water wllh bubbles, boner hoplld it will be held Within two .owever, with the n .ceipt of slgn- tional championship racing circuit and what-nots in Brooklyn weeks. ·d contracrs from ca(cher AI in 195fl. stretch run last September, onl He WIS singled out for the to emerge ao; a hero in the subs1 ·Rube) Walker al"ld outfielders ~inn Cimoli, Bert Hamric and trophy in a poll of spc,rtawriters quent battle for the pennant '3ob Wilson . and sportcasters. probably will come out all rig:h a~ain but right now he want• mort money. Amoros, whe batted .260 i.n 11' games, is o'no of the three remain ~:~~n:~.~loior Mavtr ...... ~LOAN By Bob Grim COLUMBlJS, 0. UP - Unbcatr.n teams :~re reaehlng the rare stage in Ohio hluh school baaketball today, 11nd even the sl~~tle's top 10 powerhouses are finding By United p,... the going a blt rough with the EAST also nns. W. Liberty Col. 84 W. Va. St. 8:1 Seton Hall 80 St. Francis (N. Y.) 7J Although mighlly Middletown rol- CCNY 101 Kings Poim . 74 l~d along •.;Jth its l3\h 8f.ralght SOUTM vtct.ory, Columbu~ North, ZanesAuburn '18 Florida 81 ville and Tiffin Columbian saw Emory-Henry 77 Pr'ii.JUgan 71 dreams of unbeaten !Wa~;ons tumKcntu('ky Wcsleyin tiD Tampa 61 ble. . . Cleveland Cathedral Latin, tak- Aljihama. 89 Gcorsi' '73 Ing advantage of the upset wllYe, Morehead (Ky.) 70 Mid. Tenn . 61, crept Jnto !he No. 2 .o.pot behind S. Carolina 90 Citadel 77 the_ Mlddies with 13 straight \'lc- Kentucky '76 Geortl• Tech 65 torJea. MIDWIIT t:;plumbu~ North , Ailhough a lnwa Stale 67 Oklahoma 56 By United Prtu double evertimc loser tu Columbus HOLYOKE, Mllss. • , Jeff Dyer l!:ast, flnlahed a stronl-:" third with nenance 90 J. car. 88 overtime Purdue 81 Norlhwcstern 77 209, Springfl•ht Mlcket 182 points, only seven behind W<~yne u . 83 llunter 50 Carter, 24l New· York 3. Cleveland Lttln. }lichigan State 73 Ohio State 64 NIW YORK, It, N~ks • Tony Olll••· 141, N•w York, outpoint· COI.UMBVS, 0. UP - The United Chris Chrlst•n...,, 148, Dan· ell Press Oh)o high school basketball rating~ with first place Vlltcs mark 10. NIW ORLIANS, L•. - Ch•rl•v and won-Jost records through Jan · ..... ph, !59, New Orl•ens, •t11pped 2fJ In parentesos: Clarence H.,bln, 154, Chicago 7. T..m · Point• (24 13-0) 258 SALT LAKI CITY, Utah · I. Middletown Get~te Pullmer, 1601/a, We•t Jorlhn, 2. Clevel1nd L.aUn o 13-0) 187 1a2 Ut•h. outpoint"H Wllf Greaves, 3. Columbul! North 01 ·1) 4. lunesvlllc (12-l) 134 162, Plthburg, non•tltl•DIIOOKLYN UP - Dodgf'r Man5. Cuya hoga Falls (12-0) 114 ugcw WAlt Alston isn't much for STRUI TO II HONORID 6. Steubenville (1 9-0) 84 cloWnir.g around but he'll ~>imp ly LOS ANGI!:LES, Ul' Dr. 7. Canton MrKinley (11-2) 79 have to bear It and grin at EbCharles II . Strub, executive vice 8· SheiDy U2-l) '11 bcts J<'ield this year. ores\dent of the Sant<~. Anita R:..r ' 9· Hemaltnn (10-J) f15 Alaton w.-an•t 11iven much choice Tnrl.. , will he honored for hb till I· 10 · Columbus Eut (7·5) IU 1tu rling conlrlhutlona to through Second 10 team$': It. Tiffin Co- when the Oodaer• Monday hire.:t a hr ·d ral'in!{ hy the Horsemen's lumbJan 48; 12. .Dayton Roosevelt real honest-to-1oodjnesa clown, 38lki1"I'Olcnl and rrotJ~Cllve As~n 42 ; 13· Kent·&oicvelt and Toledo' yrar-old Emmett Keily, former 1t the 11ruup'~ allnuul 1 dlnll\'l' Macomber 3ll each; lll. Lakewood star or Ri~ins Brother~>' Circus, Wd:u'~>~li3y night. :lJ; 16·, ChiJiiCothc ·25; 17. Youns.o;- tu l'nllvcn proCeeding• ill Brook'-;,,..,..;;;.;o:;;;;;;;;;;iiiO;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;llto~n South 22; 18. New l'hll)ldcl- lyn's home s.amea •this senson. • Phlt and TecumaQ"h 20 eatlr 19 Dodger o\m~t. . Walter O'Malley said Kcll~ waa hj.red to "relieve Bacon and 1hc tension Mt Ebbeta Field.·· • 0 PTURED . . ' A•ooua& ·PURPOSE Spacious dressing rooms for home and visiting team open to the gym, and to the outside adjacent football and basebaU field . An attractive refreshment booth likewise hils access to the insidr and outside. -- IN . ~MO·HtY - •••..-cl BEST . ... .;. fRIINDL Y iiRROI.' CAMDEN, N. J. - TorJY Ca~ rambone, newly appolnte4 Camden city superintendent Qf ;ebooll started hit career with 1 ne" aut&'mobile and ,1 demerit. 11Je car waa tbe of welkriabei'l. Tbe · demerit, D tbe form - of A park• in& ticket;, adorned the yehlC!le which bad unwittingly beeD pU't~ ed in an illP-.-1 zene by Catram.· b9ne's frieodl • 'f>AiGAIN. " FIGHT R.ESULTS FOR THE '1 "'' •P.t:fd Seama~ Tapped As ~~:.~: :~.u:-=:.1';. ·:c~ 1 . ..... .. • f'=A5~< •ON I �.' The Daily Sentinel Ohio UChanges Institute Pomeroy Meeting · On MissiollS To Feb. 7Date To Be Sunday ' • Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 Middleport Society Notes Mrs Hennan Werry Mrs. E\erelt B11chncr and dau- bart 1s a student at Ohlo UniVcr· gbtcrs, Karen and Conme, M!d11e· J sHy port, and h~:r s1ster, M1ss Mary Herman Bailey, whu bas been a Schaaf, Columbus, v1s11ed their medical patient at the Meigs Gen· brother Dr G c Schaaf, aud !am· era! Hospital, has .r:cturned home. ·Jy, Frankfort, .Monday ~lrs. Dale Walburn and seven Funeral serv1te11 for Mn. Her· Mrs. Leslie Ervm was called to pound son, Stephen Edward, have Jackson th•s week whrn• Hhe Js returned from Meigs General kos- man Werry were held at the Fed sta~.ng w.lh her son, William Hur- p1tul to the home of her husband's erat~d Church Sunday at 2 p m l\,.J, , and h•s family wh1lc \11 s parents, Mr and Mrs Raymond wtth t.he R.t!v. Waldo J Bartell officiating Burrell has been m Akron w!ler · Walburn, and family she waa ~:ailed by the death or ltcr Mrs. P K Russell and daughter, Special music was provided by mC~ T !ler . Kayte, and her nephew , James Mra. Ben Neut~hng , orgamst and .Mr. and \1rs W. F Hawley were Karrick, v:.s1ted Jut week wtth the church chotr who sang. "Abld:: d1nner guests Sunday of the1r U:&u· Mn. Ada Truslow, Montgomery, with Me" and "In the Garden" ght!:'r, :\1is~ M.lldrcd Hawley, an11 W. Va · Burial was m the MmersVllle l1 ~ Nan Moore and daughter, ----·--Hill Cemetery and palJ.bearerb } 11.. beth. Other cuc.sts Sunday at were. Albert, John and Paul Wer the I.iawley-Moore home were Mrl.l ry, Phillip Werry and Herman Kenneth While and Mrs Harr1et't Kaspar .'\ndris, Belpre, and Mrs Ella Hannum, Long Bottom Commg from out of town for the Mrs Opal Priddy is confined to 1 servlces were· Fred Werry of her home with an attack of flu San D1ego, Calif , Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Charles Stohart Edward Parker Jr of Clevehnd Phillip Meier, Columbus; Mr. and and daughlcr who have been stay- spent the weekend w1th his par· \trs Ray Sparks, Haydenv•le, Mr ing with her parents, Mr and Mrs enls Mr and Mn l!;dward Parker and Mrs. Robert Gruc11cr, Mr and John C haunrt' Y. s1nce th<' baby'<; Sr. 1\tlrtE'rsvil lc / (Mrs Eugene Nesbitt and Mr11 b1rth. ha\·e returned to lhcL.r a· lir and Mrs Juhn North and 1 Mary 0\'erton, ParJo:erburg, W. VJ parLmcnt 1n Athens y, hPn' Mr Sto. ram1l y, Mr and Mr~ Charles h M - - - - - - Shiplev and family and Don Ship- I Mr and Mrs Elhs Sm1t , r Icy or' Newark ""erf' weekend and Mrs Harry Ychnert, Mrs guests of Mr and Mrs. Eshe Mos-1 Betty Blrmbaumcr, Mrs Wilma sman, Minenl\lllle I Wise and daughter and Bob French Funeral Services Held On Sunday POMEROY SOCIETY ! Auxiliary Plans Representative T,OGirls State Mr and Mrs Clifford Philhpo ail of Akron, Mr and Mrs. Robert 1 v 1stted Sunday 111 nacine with her [ Seyfned, Selma, Ala, John Grue!ather, John fdcClaskey. ser, Y.oungdown , Mr and Mrs The Aux 1J1ary or the Feeney· Mrs Albert Mce s r<"turned home, Dan Gmther. Beverly, Mr and Paul Gmthcr, Charleston, W Be nne ll P os I, N o. 128, A mer Ican Sunday after a \\'f't'ks vlslt 1n Gal· Mrs va Legion, planned to send a Junior llipolis W1th M~ and Mrs. Harold · girl from Middleport High School to the Girk Slate next summer when thf'y r.1et Mondal at the Lc· g1on H<:~ll :\Irs Don Roach, prest. dent, presided and Mrs Blanche Haptt')n5tall gave the opemng pray. er. A ron't:nl,ut!On was voted for the l\tarch of Dimes and plana made for tlw Legions' Birthday dmner on \hrch 15 Committees Will b<' naml'd m February. Ont• n('w rnr>mbur, Mrs Sam Clark, wa~ voted mto the Auxil· jary. A salad l'Oursc was ~Prvt•d by Mrs. Roach Mrs Helen Kennody and Mr11 Norman Wayland F.rw1n and family She wd accompanled home by her granddaugh· ter, lflss Barbara Erwin Nancy Burm IS Ill at her home, "llilberry Avenue w1th the- flu.. Mrs Harold Johnson ant! Rich· ard Lcllhcll of Sprmgfleld were wet•kend gUI'Hls of Mrs Emma Lclfhcll. Mr and 1\1r!>o W n Grate and son James (JI Ch<~rlc.ston, W Va. wore weekend gm·sl!! of her par· • nts . \1r and MrN Wilham Baker Sunday gue~ls of the J\akcr's were \1r and \fn; G:1ry Duddina: ot flun!Lngton . W' Va fl1chill'd V;nJ~h,m Is confined to hi!> lionw , Uuttcrnul Ave. w1th the I fl1 ~fr and Mrs Allen C. Hill Sr ,.:! 1\; vlslling •n llamillon with their ~mn and d<itlghle!·m law, Mr and ~Ir s Alll'll L Hill .lr und fam1ly Dr. R. R. PICKENS 509 S. ard Sl Middleport OSTEOPATH, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. NEW CITIZEN WILL BE J\.lr aud Mrs. Vernon Uin!{, Mid· dlepnrt HD I, m• announcln& the lmth of a 9 lh one oz. dughlt•r horn ut 11 10 11m Jan 27. Grand· OUT OF OFFICE Mr.11. Velma J 11 ckson, Mrs. Ruby Ginther, Mrs. rauJn 1e Petry and Mrs. Theresa Ellmo11, Smithl'rs, w va.; Mr · and Mrs Hcrmao Kaspar and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Werry, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs Harold Werry, Vmton; Mr. and Mrs J W. Seyfried, Athens, ).fr and Mrs Wilham Seyfried, Gall•polis. Mr. and Mrs W11lli•r Werry, Mn. Alice Sm1th and :'fir and Mr11. GeorKC McKmght, Mason, W Va.; Mr. and Mrs Jam('S Stauts and Mrs. Mabel Gerlock, PI Pleasant W: Va; and Mr. and "Irs Ralph Gibbs, Mrs. Jamu Haggerty and Min Pat G1bb~, New Haven, W I Va. The Extension DlVIsion of O'l~ · ' Umvcrsily announces that a cl· m 4 Phy@kal Seience, three &eJI1 etter houri, -wUJ be g1ven at the.: Pomeroy Senior Hirb ScbOQl BuUd.f ing, in Room 14, Meinning ThunJ day, February 7, at 6:30 p.m. The iril1ruttor will be' Dr. W M. Pierce, Aasociate Professor of Physiea. This meeUne wu oraina11y sch· edu!ed for Thursday, Januuy 31. The claas it to meet once a week for /ift.een weeks. Sixth Birthday Is Observed By Cathy Russ~ll A Mission Institute will be held on Sunday, February 3, at the TrmltY Methodist Church in Portsmouth rriartlng at 3 o'clock Jastmg through the evening. ner reJervalions are to be made with the church ]tastOrs. The Russell home was decorated with bright colored balloona whl~:h were used as favora and Mrs. RuJSell served decorated tup cakes, ice cream and mint& with bbbble eum favors to the gueats. Lee's doll birthday ealie was Grange Holding Contest P.ot ~ ;::-·:· BestAttel)(ia"ce'''· t., Perfeel attendance awards were presented at th~ Morning Star EUB Chur~:h ncently Mrs. Bertha HOller re(e!ved a five year pin and three year plna were awarded to Cha1·les - lbte, Phyllis lhle and J;)~lores Kraeuter. Two year pms were presen"d to Ellen Shuler and Delmar Hamm and Lou1se Fisher and Jimmy Hamm received one year ..wardl. ~ngratulated for attending Sundays In the year forty-five were Mr. and Ptlra. Lawrence R.oat, Annabelle Rolle, Eldon !:}raeuter and daughters, Leda and Roberta, Dana Van Meter. Lester Bailey, Mlldrcdtlhle and Nancy Shuler and Mn. Norman Fiaher and daughter, Alice for attendmg forty-four Sundayr. 1 IRST Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser en- tertained with a dinher, Sundar l:'vening at the1r home, ;Minel'lvllle. Guests were Mrs. Velma Jack· son, Mrs. There101 · El~on and Mrs. Pauline Petry ol Smithers, W. Va. and Mr. and Mri. ,~ul Gin~ tber, Charleaton, W. Harry O~horn Sr enter· taincd w1th a hou~>chold shower, Mon. Jan. 28 Thru l'ri recently at her l.mcoln Feb I I p~trents ar(' Mr and Mrs. Albert Terrace, honorang home, Mr~. Louis Os· Taking A Post Graduate Ba£'r or Minersville and Mrs. Pearl Hnlfman, Mlddlcport. The Bln;ll born. Colli'Se In have three oth('r children, Vernon Eledroeardlon Graph Games were played dunn:;: the 14, Jamcc 10 and Sandra, e. c\'l'nlng with prizes awarded the winncn Mrs. RalJ?h Gralcs re· <'Civcd the door prize Work'~, "!!L Detloted To The lntere.U BUCKS IIGH'fM .. NEw YOIIIK, UP -North Carolina, Kansas and Kentucky re- VOL VIIJ • ........ .. 1111 . . . . . . . 1 IIU'Itf......t ......., . . . . "til , lmaaJae IIVillll aearly 120 oa th• regular year-round price ol 1 f1111ouo Sealy Natural Rellllt'o button.free , •• no bUuoae,. ao Lumpa. no 1ump•1 You c•n•a: h~ar o finer qaaUty. more luxuriou•ly comfortable mato_ tre., for the moaey I ' Colder and clearing weather today was expected to ease the torrent of rampaging river waters that killed at least one per~ son and left three others mJssing in four eastern states The t:ash floods in Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee swamped some 13 commumt1es and caused damages of several million dollars. --~ William Darst To Be Soloist At OSU Concert .' . A. 80X ' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 79c • "PUNCH-OUT" VALENTINES .. · .... · ...... ,. .. .. .. 25c A BOOK -.,. ~~ . 'ir,rJ ' ' ,,' ' ·I • VALENTINES (PKG. OF 30) .. · .................... .. · .. , I.•.;4Wz9c ' 3\''. The, 4Dk&ue feature of the paintmg is .Uiat Jt is fihown whlle the sanctUiry' is darkened by the 11•e o£ blaCk· Jigtit and Mr. Dunn Sing a solO ;J,Of)c l>eath" during the showlal"'of!th~ pjcture. Oilier pictures •ill be used durma: the sel"v· ices ani') will be accompanied by specud muai<t,. • J ' ; ''1 • VALENTINES (PKG. OF 12) ........ ·.. · ·: .,'............... ;· .. · I • VALENTINES (PIG. OF 12) ..... ... ..... . ' .. ~-'29c ' .................. William Dant '" ' .r . Plan l.eadership fraining School At Pt. Pleasant ,e l , , . I HOW 'M UCH IS A USED ' CAR WORTH? "'( ! w. • T ' Depends on the make, the mr)lle l, and the year, of course. Every dealer tries to tell you his make is worth the most. ~~ · \:.' . , , .'fi'J ~."\ ,..,,.... ) \ . SToP.,.. Here are the facts! The resale value of every make, model, and year is lbt~ in the NADA Used Car . .(\ Guide, the oflicial "bible· of the industry. And here's what the NADA Guide shows, "Illllened to rumorr ~~ , ~ - TES'RD fOI 10 YEMS USE "' .-.., ............. , "I g011he rac~~r TODAY and Craf~anship does it ;.\ ' '' ·'' ' / t '4 \ ,. ' ,, '" ' See your Studeba.ker-Packard Deider, today! ·t ,plans for % Leadership Training 'held during the week School to of Mal"tb 2~ 29 were made at a dietrict mee~.ing of Evangelical United Brethren Men in Pt. Pleasant on Sunrlty afternoon. The schoo' wilt be held at the Bellemead ct.urch in Pl. Pleasant with courses tor the school to be selected by a committee wkich in· eludes Rev. K J. Scott of New Haven, Rev. Jack Higgins of Bellemead, f)tia Rice, Raleigh Roush, and PJut Rickard. The school will be open to aU personH and Will Include lhe offerIng of courses 1n teaching. A report on the progress of county ~:hurthes in the current dtive for funds for the Memorial IBuildine at Ev·Un·Breth-Acres at Buckhannon waa prosented by Harold BumgaTdner, dit~lrict promoter tor the drive, At the meeting It was voted to p]edge the purchaae of a $100 bond in the drive with the pur· ehase to be made following the qqarterJy Dl('eting to be held in New Hilven in April. Presiding at the meetiJti on Sunday wa:. Pau) ,R1ckard, presi· dent, of NP.w Haven, Bernard Lieving of New Haven offered a prayer wbHc Otho Lievmg read the secretary's reJ'lort and J. A. Ferrell gave the treasurer's report. Former Resident Suffers Heart Attack Saturday John SCott rect"ived word Sat· Mr. Scott u a former rc.sadent aupervi!or o(: the Ohto Fu(ll com pressor 1tation. MT. and Mt1. John Scott returned home Monday after spending the weekend In Sugar Grove and .u the hospital in Lancaster with h1s faLher. Mtss Mary Jane Scolt and Roscoe Wise visited Sunday with Miss Scott's grandralher and also at Sugar Grove with her grand· mother. l • 399 S£ Third St. Coraer In Middleport -----------~·, .\ TOM RUE MOtORS :·-- - - -. --==-" '· -=- Honor Rolls ~ •In addition to the above committee MISS Davis appointed two The acc1dent occW'red at the commissions and eight othfr com- intersection of Rouks 838 and 124 m Great Bet1d. Investigating offi mittees. cer Alfred LYons mYe5t.lgnted the mc1dcnl POSTS BOND Fay Sauer, prineipal or Chester High School today announced 34 st.ude{lts on the bonM' rolis for the past six week grading period. Sen- I :~~:i~~ ~~~~o~:;,. i~;~~~onp;t~:. New Artificial Cattle Breeding Methods Now Betty Froot, Ada Randolph, lonlee Bemg • Made Ava1•lab}e ToMore 1Me1gs • Vr armers Lambert · Juniors: Madalyn Brown, Sue White, Gayann Gaul, Margaret Haggy, John Heher, Judith Lam· bert, -Ralph Knight, Rosemary Slade r:nd Jean Youna. Sophomores: Willlam Bahr, E1~ eanor Evans, Donn& Frecker, Jo Ann Frost, Nan Haning, Janice Hayntan, Slllnley Kelley, Janet Knight, Sharon llitehie, Gilbert Spencer and Shar,>n Summerfield. Freshmen· Mary Carr, Ronnie Cowdery, Joann Henaley. Arlene Canlll, Edgar Hartung and Barbara Smitb. A significant improvement m ar· tificial breedmg of cuws has be · eo:-nf;. available to !\1P1gs County farmers according to Om Sn11th who disclosed toda:v he IS usmg frozen semen in h•s serv1ccs Farmers now can have an unlimited select.vity in bulls from the central Ohio Brrcrlmg Asso. c1atlon Bali Sl11d ac cordtn ~ to Techmcilln Smith who represents the association bert! . Larry Neel , fteld superv•sot of the CORA. is spending th;s week W'lh Smith to insure the new program 1s launch· ed correctly. ~~:~~~· K~~il ~:.i~~ ·a"~·~~: 1 Three From Here Plan To Enter Business School Reynolds; Miss Ruby M113ser, Box Ohi~ daughtt-r of ~rs. Wilham Musser: anrl Miss Sm1th ~id trozen scncn pem1its a breeder to select lhc md1vidual bull whtch Will correct the parti· ~:ular type of deflcl(•,\cy 1n the ~:ow he Intends to bre.Pr:i Because of the tinl:e factor mvolvcd 111 the natural destruction of hqmd se· men, thill cou.ld not be done lH!· fore. 'While this additional serv1cc is given at no extra cost 1t rC'qUir('s more careful admmistcnng by the t~nician The acmcu 1s mamt::un. ed at 110 ·degrees below z('ro an a f1eld chest rcrngnatcd wtth dry ice About 65 lbs o[ the ICC JS used wuckly. Anotber Signa) advantage of US• ing frozen semen 1s that prolonged use of a sire may be maintamed long a'rtcr his dcath 1 , The CO~A has pwt'lt!Crcd the use of frozen semen In A'ner1ca, and is the leader in thJs last modern innovation in selective br&cdmg of rarm an1mals. Smith u1d the COBA services 30% or the cows in the 57 .~:ounty area served by the assocutt1on fn (Continued On. .PM,. Two) N &! Authorit1es s.a1d I w o Army W1lUam Dant, Oh1o Stille Uni Weasels buckmg the haf;:e drifts m verslt)' _,n1or from MlDDLEPORT I the pass are expected to reach the 0, will h the eornet soloist m a strandP.d men tnrlay program by the un1versit.J"s Con ' A fng1d cold wa~·e swept out cert Band at 3:1S p ;m. t Sunday ol the Pl11ns Sla~ and over. Feb 3, in tJw Men's Gymnaa1um, 1-l read most uf the Ml!SiJslpti on the campus. " •Vallet". the S•hcrn Plains aa& A Senior in Ohio State 's •,&chool th(' 6reat Lakes region or music. be attended high ·school Up to 10 mch10s of snow hit tn Middleport. where he studied ' Antelope Valley near l.os Angeles, cornet w1th Robert Gmtber, now and some 20.000 school c:haldren dtrector uf mstrumental mus1c at were sent home H~avy snow also Upper Arlmgton High Scbool. 'ret• at Bannmg, Cali(. Jn add1t10n to servmg as solo The fla1h floods which made cornetist w1th the Concert Band, virtual islands of the ~:ities of Lobe also plays prlDI!Ipal trumpet m , gan and Wllhamson cau11ed at the Umvers1ty Symphony Or~:bes- least one death. Seven-year'<)ld tra . He 1s a member of the honor· J1mmy Dee1 of Vtrdunvllle slip. ary fratermties, Kappa Ps1 and ped from a footlog crossmg Mud .Phi Mu Alpba, bas been an officer Fork Creek on his way to school t>f each group, and Is currently in Logan County and was wasbed vice preside-nt of the Concert away by the sWJft walerl:l. Band. In Logan. Orville Chne 45 of In Sut;aday's concert he w11J b_e Ch~ Tl'f:f', h1s own fa~iJy,' inthe soloist for Frances Thomes cludmg h1m wife and seven child"FantaisJe " ren, forced to abandon their home Drredor of the OO.piece Con~:ert Tuesday morning, reported at least Band 1! Dr. Donald E. McGinrus 75 families had rece1ved temporof the mustc fnulty. ary shelter 1n tbe city's National Guard Armory. Chne evacuated h1s family !.hortly before usually~ mild While• Creek raged over its banks and poured water iltto tbe first f1obr or hiS home. Not far from this scene, the Guyandotte Rtvtt at Logan and the Tug River at Kermit bulged 'over thetr banks, forcmg scorea of !amiliu hv.ng in the low-Jyinc Ralph Radeliffe w..~s re-electe1 areas to higher ground M;my president of the Methodist Men's sought sheller in the Logan Na~ Association when they met Tues- tional Guard Armory and several day at Heath Methodist Church. ~:hurche1 w'.ll'h had been thrown Other officers are: v1ce-presi- open to eva~uees. d('nt. Emenon Jones; secretary, H. Slatl;! Pollt:e m Williamson K Woodgerrl; treasurer, Charles thems~lves forCed to move head~ McEihmny The nomlllflhng com· quarters operations to a second· mittee tncluded B. K Woodgerd, floor room because of the rtood C A Emm1sh and Rohert Coats., satd the cilv was completely 1~ J\.lr Hadl"htfe pres1ded at the late dexcept for railroad trans.meeting and Noah Haskins wa"> porlation Bus Lransportation both leader of the opening devotional 'i at Logan anrl Wllhamstown ' was ;:erv1ce Spec1al muSic was present· lim1ted to :nf c1t1es' limits. 'pohce ed hy ~1r and Mrs Herman Grate. 1 sa1d. A total of 50 or 60 famll•es Rutland. and mcluded vocal due'~ I at Chatteroy, Goodman .and MaWlth gu•tar ac~:ompaniment by Mr her, all near Williamson, were cva~:uatr.d to htgh ground. Grate. Phlns Wt're discussed for ass1st· La!it m!clmghl, the htghway ln· mg the Class 12 Circle members formatwn l•ureau of the state m SN\'tng the canteen at rhc Road Comm,~slon reported several Bloorlmobile Umt at the Pomeroy h1ghways under water. Among Jumor H!g h Schonl Wt>dnesdav them were :slate Route 80 belween Refr('shments of pte and coffee: Gilbert and Logan; state route 10 were M'rvcd at the close of the in Lincoln County, ~:losed JUst met•!1ng north nf Harts Creek and at Ara* coma, ~tate Route 3 nOTth of Mad* !son. ancl U S nt 52 at the oui· Sktrts of Wdhamson Other hl~hwa}s closed by the \' ' h~a,·y ram mcluded state Route 4 } ll!l at SJ)( places bct.·,een Gassaway fi JUaYOfS and Sulton. U. S. Rt. 2UJ below • BC'verly. in Randolph County, 11nd U. S. 19 nmth of ClendenJn, Ra· nawha rnunty. i in A Norfolk & Wcklern Railroad Mayor g F Robmson's court Tues- locomotive rolled mto action Tuesday mght and one $Hi bond was day when floodwaten biOC,.."d a forfc!lcd . road a11d prf'ventl.'d an ambulance They werP Bill Cartwright. Har rrom n•Ht·h•ng a roal mine wher.e T} Booth and Ivan Young, all for a man had been seriously injured mtmocation. and ail $5 and costs. ncar Williamson. The locomotive Also, Harold F. Roush was fm. and a raJ! h.1ndcar fmally took the rd $5 wlfh the co9ts suspended for man to !he Williamson staUon opcratmg an unsafe vehicle; Paul from ,\ hf'rr he was taken to a Clark Jorfeited his bond and Gor. hospit3l by a wa1Ung ambulance. don R Stout was fined ~ and (Continued On Pqo~~ Two) costs for speeding. Heath Methodist Men Re-'Eleel Ralph 6ad..Jif£e iors on the Jist numbered 8; Juniors D; Sophomores, 11 ,.nd I0'res!l· Rita A. Ball Star Route> Pom('roy daughter of Mr. and Urs. Allen E. Ball. have just comp\cted ar· ran~ements LO enter the Columbus Business University (Office Trainin« Schnon. Mts:~ Ball and Miss Musser will enter in' June. Miu Reynolds will enter in September. Miss Ball will enter the Receptionist Course, M'iss R.!'!ynolds the Exec11t1ve Secretarial Cou.rae, and Miss Musser the Private SecretarMEIGS GENERAL ""SPITAL Admltted: Fern Hayman, Racine; Ial Course. These g~."rls will graduSylvia <::oiHns, Pomero)'j Georae ate from Pomeroy H1gh School 1n llfll)'. Lowery, Middleport. Gft.ke~ 1 w~t:#111N~l ." BAKER FURNITURE Lists3~0n (II Nease SeWenienL where he was 335, Pomer(ly. t: 0 I. P 0 I.'A T I 0 M IN Chester High ' M1ss Alma Loui!le Reynolds, 106 urday that his father, Earl Scott oC Sugar Grove had surfered a Cole Slreel, Pomeroy, Ohio. da" ghter of Mr .and Mrs W11lhm1 beart attack. Studebaker-Packard " 'lttlfll lw~•• IM. ' < . ' ~~ Studebaker is worth·mQR than other cars in the low price fielq, ~ode! fo",wodel, year year. For example, the 1956 ·Studebaker !?resident has the highest average resale aU comparable V8's in its price dass-both in centage and in actual dollars and cents~ Heavy rams were blamed for thC' rloods 1 Pound . Va. m the Cumberlanti Valley. was flooded hy a IS-fool wall of w.atf'r, and flood waters at Barbouno1lle. Ky . reached a I depth or 20 [eet. Thf' floodwaters Jsolated Logan, W \'a, a cnmm11nHy of 5,000 persons. and Hazard, Ky , dunng tht> mghl A 7 ~ear-old boy slipped and r!rowned while crossm~ Mud Fork ('reek m Logan County, W Va. I an d three person! were m1ssing , o\n elderly couple ""as m1ssmg at Pound, and a man was reported.. ~'arrJed away by floodwaters near Harl or~ Ky Other flood~ hit Welch W Va, ·oiatm g that commumty and tor c'1 g evacuation of some hmlll i"!l J, power f;!l lure bla.eked out Lhe I Wt>lt:h Emergency Hospital 1 Elsewhere more !mow was upected today m the so1Jthern Rock. ies where 55 to 60 railroad work* ers are trapped by 21 feet of snow 1 in Cumbres Pass near Chama, l ,79~ 'fhc sermon topic Monday nen-r . ing wu ''The Sin of Uaeleasness'' and tonight'! topk , ls1"The Precious Promises of Jesus". Thomas Kelly sang :a solo "My Task" on Monday eve'ling and .Mrs. Chester Erwm was organist tor the service. rman. · E.arl Keefer explained a propos- The Dailv• Sentinel SINGLE COPY-5o ,, ~ II Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, January 30, 1957 One Dead And Three Mi~sing As Flash Floods Hit Tri-States ~. LOLLIPOP VALENTINES Ohio: P•rtly cloudy encl colder today with tutt.,..d 1now flurr'" Mrth•••t por11on thl1 momlnf. Partly cloudy •net cold tonltht and Thut"fd.y witt. snow flurrlet netr L•h Eri41. Hlth tod.y 15 M 25 north, 25 to 32 south. Low tonitht 5 to I 5_ in Tile Mea.s·lf•r•• Area • IND!VIDUAL VALENTINES .... · · ...... · .... : ._.. · ........ $c IJ., SOc of $20 for the Mason County Mar~;.h of Dimes at a recent meeting pre· sided over by Pre11ident Paul Ho(. EVERYDAY MORE LOCAL NEWS ., By UNITED PRESS e llttn e ') r==-;;;;;..;;;;;;ii;;;,;;=~~~a~~~l,. • NO. 244 mained 1·2-3 In ' the United Preas College basketbaJl ratin.g1 today aa most of the teams prepared to. resume hill &eale action alter con·· e:11mlna.. centratina: on '"tJons. Ohio State was i-$1· . - at ·~ Weather • 'I ) Fred Dunn. evangelist frt'm HuntIngton ,opened the revival aervICes at the Middleport Chul't'!b at Christ w1th a special presentation of a p\otllre of Jesu• looklng over JerusaloJD fh.ch Wu painted by b1s br~tlier, who is also a minister. Marl\et RefrOrtS ......... ..............•· ,.- ~ ~~~e '' l See the Big Selertton of Hcdlmarlc 1'cdeutine• - lnditlidtiGI Card• - M•lce·V our_...,- Evangelist Opens Revival At Middleport va. 1,..6glalature ed bill in the which would pay lieu of trans~r· tnhon to children Uvin1 one m1le from a achool or bus route lnitead ol two mllea U 'the law .bow atands. 'I he PTA e,q:,reut'd itlelf as being ACtcr the honored guest opened m favor of the p1·opeted law an::t her many lovely g1rt.s, rdreshmcnn voted to write to lea:lalaton m o( ICC ~:ream, cake, coffee and support or it. mints were acrved by the hosteu The PTA also approved 20 fold· While, Mrs. Gra"Yes ing chairs ~ently purchased by I to~trs MrsDonDan Thomas, Mr11 A R the organization. T!le program for Knighl, Mrs llomcr Parker, Mr., the evening included songs by rtobrrt Remhart, Mrs Edward Mickey Taylor, Wllma Wheeler Vcnoy, Mrs. Joseph Cook. •'nd Annabelle Wheeler of Mt Mrs Ross Enna, Mrs. Fred Alto Nease and children, Danny and Lee Ann , Mrs. Harry Osborn Jr. I. and son Dilly MIN Sue Sprague, Mrs Carroll Snowden, Mrs. James ll•rn• ond ehlidren, Carolyn Lee CINCINNATI, Q· P • Prod· and Edward and Mrs. Juliua Sau duce vage. Eggs, lare:e till 1-ac ha&her; prices. at rarmll, .~opsuro~rs. Vr'hl~ Scndlne Jlfls but unable to al· and brown A j-um~1 11 tend were Mrs. ·L ee Hart, Mrs. El· large 2913~; A jruedby"'f . :a~: wood Bowers, Mrs. H. 8. Smith, small 20-.24: 1 lar,e -..~ ; Q ~ ~trs Fannie Harris, Miss GMc A lt~rgf\ 3~8; :A JR~d\\Uij:f ~. ~ '/J 1• vi eve Stobart, Mr~. Orv11!c Well, 8 large 3t.J5. · • ' ' ' Mrs J.:mmett Shuler. Mrs. Edwud Chicltefts, trY8~~~tcady; i~ Ellf'rsbuch Jr, Mrs Arthur Evans ffY')rs 3..3~ . lb 1 heavy i alld MISS Frances !!:vans. type 14-l6; hens.. t type 10.12. 1 Onee_again drastically reduced _to e In Loeal News In Advertising In Circulation The Letart, W. Va., Parent-Tea· chcr!l Association voted a donation Mn • J * * on leader, the PlumOJFt, Bigelow; ChildN''' Work ..' Roberti~~ "lbklng • ,,l! ., By lmma Hayman for Y....b./ Mrs. Tho membera of tiJO o.~.lq V.!,Q~ "High ~ BoUn of MissioM · Work," the Grange No. 2812 •i 41~ 't"1 are sponsoring an atte;0~e~co ·• Ho1~:~6,.;. Rio Grande; test betwet'n the , men n t~ Miss1Qill' P!ogram for Wo•ni•n·~; women. ThJs contest wl\) I 'f Mn. 'W. c. Taylor, secretary Miui~ary Edu~:ation, Ohio ConJweelcs. ,· l The los.lng leam will s.erve tli:e ferenCfl Women'5 Society. wimng nde w1th1 a banquet. The next meeting will be held on }<'ebruary 8. AIL membera are urged to attend. Attendance Pins Are Awarded At Morning Star EUB Grueser's Are . Hosts Sunday F . Zerkle, wbooe blrtbday Ja on the nme da!. A plai ud white color acheme Will used for the r. fresbmenb and decorations. Among the lovely glfta ncelved by tbe btUe girl was one from her paternal grandmother, l(ra. Wil· liam Russell, who wu Ul and unable to attend the part)'. Small gueJta wefe Barbara and Patty &Uey, Miolcy ali4 Shelfa Chlldt, Mlcl!oel EQ&ene MrDIB· iels, Bil~y Hennsler, Tony, Sherry a.nd Jarue MaDonald, Cynthia Mills Susau ObJlnger, Mary Jo Hindy, Nancy Buchanon, BetUe Rae Russell. Adult guests were MrS. Tom Mills, maternal grandmother ot tbe Russell ~dren, Mrs. Glenn Hennsler and Mrs. Charles: Mt> l[)onold. cate, and or a nlary Khedule. From 4 to 5 p. m. )hsaionl wdl be held "Tbe c;o~misaion on • tl the alit of ber veot.aunt, Mro, M The sixth btrthday of Cathy Lee. older daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Ro F. Russell, was celebrated with a party Saturday at tbeir homo on Fifth Avenue. G.runes were pla)ed and prUes won by Swan l>blincer, Mary Jo Hinely, Nancy OhUnger, .Janie KaDonlld, Cynthia MiUs, Patty Bailey aJid Micky Child&. The speal>ers will includt Bishop 11nd Mrs. Hazen G. Werner and Mr and Mrs. Paul Wiant. The Wiants who were missionilrle~s iD China, Formosa and Malaya, will speak at the ope,ing program at It 1s predicted that many teach3 p m. and Mts. Werner willthow ers w11l take advantage of this her pictures of Soutbeut Aaia at opportunity to earn Reeded uedit the dmner hour. Blahop W.erou whlle living at horne. ll approved will speak at 7 30 on his lmprea. by Lhe proper authority, the end· &Ions of th\! world problem in it will apply on a deeree, 1 ~rtili· Southeast Asia. Letart PTA Votes Aid To Polio Drive Househ.?ld Shower Given To Honor ·Mrs. Louis Os~orn . Chul'ch Planning All-Day Service Sunday, Feb. 3 The Reorgamzerl ChuN'h of Je· sus Christ or Latter Day Samts arc announemg an all dav mcetmg to be held Sunday. Februaty 3 at the church located on the Ra!!ID(' Portland road ~t Olrl To~n. Rev. John Blackstalk. Middle· town pres1de11t of the Soutbeastern Ohio Oistnct and Apos!Je .tt.rthur A. Oakmatl of Independence, Mo Will condU'I!( the SCTVICCS. Sunrlsy School and rommun10u !CTVI~S WIII !)c held 1r1 the morn· ing ronowcrl by a basket dmner at noon. Oakman IS scheduled to 9pt!ak m the aflernoon S£>s.swn 'L'he p"blle In m'lted lo attend lkc ali day SCrVICC . Ft. e Are Ft"ned l CoUrt ~~~~:~~~R! 1;S~T~rod· T!~~~~!, ~!g~~ed uce . Egg.; , 1-2 c htl:her. pnccs at farms, U.S consumers whlt~s and bn1wns, A 1umhos 33 39. A large 30-33; A mt>dmm!i 26·29, A smalf LARRY NEEL, left, and Ons Smith check nrli[IC!al brcedin!! 2Q-24; B largr 28·29, F'OB Cmdnequipment before •tartin~ out this week to 'bl eak·in:• Smith nali, \\hiles nnd browns, A large 38-39; A mc.11Ums 35 36, B large on techniques used ip. serv1 c mg Meigs Coun1y cows with froz· 34-35 en semen. In the trunk of Smith's car is the field chest used Ch1ckens about steady: fryers by the technician lo maiulmn the semen at 110 degrees below 3.J"'2 Ib t9 20. h£'ns, heavy type zeto with dry ice. · 14·16, bcns, ll&ht type 10.12. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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