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VO~L~V~II~I~NOQ.~M;6~----------~------~------------~::;:::~:;;;~~:;~~~~~::~~;:::::~:::_ ______________________~------------------• Pomeroy-Mlddleport; Obio, Friday, February 1, 1957 SINGLE COPY-5c - alers . apeefroat · Spencer Wins Freedom After .. ··Voluntary Surrender To Sheriff ven nlo Eight For Police Chief At Middleport NINE· · .....Frank Spencer, 16, of the Wolfpe~ are~ near Pom~roy .a·..ursday afternoon in the company of his father GeOrg~ Spencer walked i_nto Sheriff Robert Hartenbach's offices, sur· The field of appllcanta for the rendt:red for havmg broke out of Meigs County Jail on· Janu- Middleport Chief of Pollee post ary 3 and then found himself free because there are no war- recently vacated by RuBSell Bailey rants out for his arrest. was narrowt'd down to eight today Spencer along with Orville Laogood In their second attempt with In a few days to escape the cour.l~ biiitile. Landers later SIJrrend· ered to military police in Kentu.~­ lq' and until Thursday Spencer had be,en sta)l'ing in Point Pleasant with relatives. · Querie(j by officers as to how · he and Landers made good their u.cape Spencer said that they had 1awed a lock froni the window with II hack saw blade that he had sec· r~ in )lis shoe on January 2 -{ohlert be was recommitted to Ibe county jail by Probate Court Judge .!'ob~ C. Bacon. ··· · ':.Spencer ~d been released to -t,h'ec custody of his parents during •tli!l.' .bolldllys ·and on January 2 · ~·s recommitted to the county . ,' ~~~ by the COUfl. • Morru.·ity Makes Announcement Of Position Change ·•' \ qn .i je said that the morning of .fiui11ary 2 he had purchased tt.c ba¢k' saw blade af Ebersbach Hard· 'Vare in Pomeroy and. hidden it betwe~n the sole and Inner sole of ~ p,e. ~e said tbnt lte knew tJiat he woukl be sent ll4ck to ~il bJ ibe court and that he bbugbt t~ blade for the express purpo~e of effecting his e~ape. Spencer said that he and Landers had leaped from the third story jail window to the roof ;f tne t:ourt bouse garage and then jumped to the ground. He said they gained the_ir freedom at a, bout ~:30 a.m. and then walked to the home of his parents where thPY staytld until daylight and then Landers left and he (Spencer) WI$ taken by his father to Point Ple~­ sant where be bad been slaying until Thursday_ !:nhibitlng a desire to cooperate with the authorities, Spmicer then revealed to Sheriff Rot>ert Harten· bach, that there was still a half of· the hack saw blaae secreted on the· t~d floor of the jail. Accompanied by the Sheriff he retrieved the broken blade from its hiding place over a door frame. 1nasm)lch as there were no hOldera by the court nor warrants fo~ Spencer, Sheriff Har1enbach was forced to release Sperrcer to the · custo4Y of his parents, with the admonishment, "1 don't have anythinK to hold you on. 'However, if ever you get into any !rouble again · aQd 1 or my depuqes have to lock you In jail. I II guarantee you that you'll stay. Juvenile Judge John C. Bacon &aid · late Thursday, "I truthfull)l don't know what to do with Spencer. i committed him to the Boy• Industrial School at Laneaster on February 24, 1956. He was released from that institution during the summer and the court advised by the authorities there that he wu mentally ~larded and that they did not want bim sent back there for any reason." Bacon •aid, "The Meigs County qldll'a for mentally retarded ach· oola In full for the next )"ear. I have no place to where 1 can commit him except Into the custody of his parents. ' Local authorities said today th•t Spencer!s partner, Orville Landers is currently In custody at F9rt · Knox, Kentucky . on charges of being AWOL from tbe armed services and that they refused to surrender him to looal authoriiie~: Silencer and Landers lrt their first attempt to escape thll Meigs County jail were -tbw,rted when but six feet from . frl)edom after having successfully made their way Into the living qua~ters of former Sheriff Charles - Russell. Deputy Jed Webster apprehended. the pair as they were coming down a stair· way. TAKEN TO HOLI.R R. Barnhart, Q:arrillonvlllc. was' taken by Pom~;roy ,Emer.ency aquadmen · to the E)l'lng ·funeral }lome Thursday from where he .was transported on to Hqlzcr ,pltal ~ ail ambwce. ' w. with the withdrawal of an application by Jed Webster, Jr., form· er Meigs County Deputy Sheriff. Other applicants remaining in the running for the post are: Fred DeWees, former Middleport Police Chief; Scott Shank, fo1·mer Chief of Police at llurricane, w. Va.; Don Roach of Middleport; Robert Duckworth; LeRoy Bartrum, former Meigs Co. Deputy Sheriff; Harold R. Duckworth, former Meigs Co. deputy sheriff, Edwin Hagserty and Jack Crisp, former captain Of guards for the Peerless Coal Co., at Mt. Heron, W. Va. In the meantime the Middleport Village Council ·has aimounced plans fat drafting. of an ordinance coveril!lf sick. 1cave and_policies of the pdlfCil 'd~parlment . A re~w bf aU· application, sonie wrltteii' 'ind soMe oral, will be made by couli«<U before any announcement is mtde of a decision for the top polic~ost. '· Lawrence Morarlty Lawrence ".P ete" . Morarity en· tered a new profession recently when he joined the Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. here after spending 13 :vears in retail druc. work. . Pete, 32, lives on Lincoln Heights with his wlle, the former Vickie Halley of Gallipolis, anci two children, Tr.ddy and Katy. He worked for the Martin-Roller Dtug Store In Mlddlflpt·rt before and after World W~t· 11, then moved to Pomeroy with Stark's Pharmacy where he stayed for nine years. The new iasurance agent at· tended Middleport High School and attends the United Methodist Churoh In Pomeroy. lte was in a mechanized cavalry unit three years during the war. Dave Olilin~err :' Joins Staff Of · Econ~my Loan Dave Ohlinger, civic minded. young resident and family man of Middleport, liegan employment at . ~ Economy Savings &· Loan Co., offices on W. Second Street in Pomeroy. · Mr. Ohllr.ger resigned recent!)' from employment with the Western and Southern Life Insurance Company, ~lso of . Pom~~oy . . ~ had been 1n insura~e three years. Prior to that he had been employed with the New York central Railroad. . Mr. Ohlln;:er's new employment was the lat~st of several announced recent.ly ifl this area. Emerson Jones IS now employed with the H&R Firestone Company in Middleport, as is Lewis Rupe. Rupe is replacing Bob Byers who will go into military service soon. Byers was budget DUinager at Firestone. Andy Batey; also an employee of the Flr~stone ,rganization, leaves this week for classes at Rio qrand.e ·College, , where be has enrolled. '· Branch-Fleming Named Leader Of New Boating Club ,- • ,{·*.· • · .. , Fo~y lnter~sted Rest4~nt LOdges . 'Ah'out Comp amt ., . t~ 1 Mu d spIash"'InJfS Ke~tr>etl!. Mi~d~e~ort COuncil In Sp~ial Me~t~ng·Ow,Sewer tt\sses•~nts . · May~r c. 0 1 Fi~~~r presided at a special meeting of the 'ag.e Co~nl,'il ~btq"~day, at. the Village Hall when Homer Rice, Mrs. Daye .F1a~er .11nd· Arthur Skinner met with Couricll to discuss llssessm~ts '.for a· storm and sanitary sewer installed in 1902 in the v;cil;l.ity M property OW)led by Rice and Mrs. Farme,r( Skinner is sod"in~law of Mrs. Fanner and appeared a John 0. Slack, S9 World War I Vet tlaiined By De~th Funeral licrvices for . Jobn Orville Slack, 59 wbo died in. Veterans Hospital at Huntington 'fhur£· day afternllon will be held at the Presbyterian Church in S~acuse. Saturday at 2 v.m. _J"rh~ri'\'ls may c~ll at the re~dence ·unht· tim~· of eet 1/leea_. A teteran of WorllWai't, 1113 .~~SI!d is survived ·by ·hia· wile, \dl; four . ~os, !,lobert . ~ lf' $ytacuie John' QrviJ\e ' Jr.:••iioge~. <AJlen.'-l:lboU owners ion ·l!:UIJene artd· 'a' daltghll!r •llilllll· met at the Preston • Motors Inc. 0 · ,ryri :Adeline, all ·at home. , · bullCllng Thursday night Qf)l!'n · . Also · . ~urvlving are ~ ......... , lze a Boating Club for thta area. , . . 1 Mrs. ,Clara Sar.On, PorUand; ..,._. Wlillls Leadingham, temporaq Frances Ritter and Mts. 1Jealell chairman, presided with Grover as acting secretur. New . 1:' . ~lllbons, of Syra~use. . Fwteral arrangements ~re ,ill officers elected ate Branch FlemMrs. l>ey llneU, 130 Mulberry ing, Middleport, commodore, ,. iJ '~e ., said today she_ is "getti!lll charge ol the Ewing Funeral Home. iis Leadingham Syracuse . \'ice- mghty tired of washtng my wm commo«jore Av~ry Goeglein. Porn- ~ows facing the s!reet and havi~g croy, Rt 2, Secretary.treasu~·er. .hem splattered w•th m-ud from tne we!comt•:l the •treet within a few h-•urs." The chairman crowd from Athens, Racine, SyraThursday afternoon she held ' ! ·. c~~. Pomeroy, Middlepot·t, I''<'W 'ormal cou~t with tw.J front wir. show hoy Haven, Mason, Ga!Fpolls, Point lows as evtdence to Pleasant and other surrounding ~ars and trucks, when ~hey struck :l>mmur4:1es and Atid that the 1 hole In the street m front of response to an invitation to fo. m ~l'r h11Ust, cau~d muddy water to Dates for horse shows during a boat club was a "yardstick" to !Over her window glasses. show the Interest in this project. "I have asked the town . to do the coming year were ael by the After giving a resume br the 10111ethlng about t~e hole," she Riverview Sadllle Club at a meetobjectives of a boathig club he told ~he Daily Sentmr.l, "b.ut they ing held at the Ohlingjlr Stables near New Haven on Thursday eveintroduced Gilbert Bush, Ga!hpoi- 'lav,e n t gotten around to •t ye~ is vice-commodore · of the 2nd ''· !ler house windows art' 011 a level ning, The club will sponsor two shows, Coast Guard Auxiliary coveri.;'g Nith the street which is r~ised a rwcnty-two states. Mr. Roush gave '>Ove the IMiveral homes 10 th~. : ·the fi(st of which will be an after· noon event on June 9. The second a brief review of •ihe way1 to or· vicinity. gani%e a Boating club. Me named ,llhe said llhe has "'"v~ral nei~h· show will be held at night on #tug· the officers needed and s•id that '>or~ who also would · hke to gc~ ust· H. Both shows will be lleldal a Harbor-~laster weuld also be tw·ay from the daily chore of wash· the Ohlinger Stables. In the Thursday n,igh~ meeting necessary unless the Commodore ing windows. A hearing upon whoCharlie Williams was named as took bver the dockage duties. Lher or not State Route 124 shoul~ chairman· of a committee to pain I He recommended incorpol'allon be !)lOVed off of Mulberry Ave. the fence and bleachers at the a~ a non-profit making body and has been repbrted to be lenlively site of the shows. 118id that the Gallipolis Club h:d scheduled in the near future. Plans were also made for elec· dune this two years ago. . t.ions of new officers and Russ Mr. Bush, who has been boating HAS PNEUMONIA William and Capehart, Charlie for forty years and owns a 33 ft. Mrs. Emma Sargent, Middleport. Lawrence Parsons were named to ~abin cruiser, said that In tile last was taken to Holzer H?spltal a nominating committee to report [~w years boatlng . has grown to be ..Thursday by her daughter-m-law, at the ~·ebruary meeting to be one of the biggest hobbles In tile Wilma Sargent whero she was dia· Unltec;l States. He. !old of new •nosed .as suffering an attack of held on February· 12. A report on the circuit meetin~ · pneumonia. She was resting well (Continued on pe.. """) (Continued on ,... lfitn) totlllf. Saddle Club Sets Dates For Horse Shows This Year s.' with heJ";, As the . discusaion was ·held Solicitor Bernard Fnltz stated that the residents of tnat area- baek of Rutland Street - had · petitioned for a sewer which cost approximately $7000.00. A property owner - who has moved . away but still owns property here - was Instrumental In getting the pelntlon started since in stormy weather filth from art · open sewer was washed on her land. The vlllage constructed the <ewer and the understanding at that time wa1 tha.t tbe owner~ . NOIIId ftlt the cost of the ma· tel'lll·,..e.tlle ·village the labol:. Smcer'tlle cost of more thlin f Itt .$4,_,......,.._ 1 · 1 -~,_. rna erlll was e . o be "e "'· .after the. proP!!JtY o....,_., wtth_Counct,l ,nd t~e MQ~~rJt .- dectded o lower tbu ra~KJ.l ... . .for each person. To <late . - , J . B. Dowmng and Rod· ney Hill are t~e only ones who have'lllade thetr paymt•nts. One---main objection is that the awner who started the petnwn au" oeneflted greatly by the new sewer is not assessed any cost for the 1ewer since her property does not •but on the line. T,he solicitor after reviewing the petition, .tlie advertisements which appeared In the papers at that time, etc. stated that the case had oecn handled correctly and that complaints should have been made - if any were felt -- .t thU lime. Jt was reported that an un-named member of the council _ not necesslrily ·a member of the pres~nt ~roup_ had informed Ihe owners ~t at they would not need to pay tilia. ~~sment. • . OJr advice of counsel it was de· cidcd that it was not possible to rescind these tn.xcs. As the visitor~ to COuncil left lhry expressed the ho~ ·tltat a· 'fill can be made as tbey were promised on . this laod, ·. . ' Counctl also agreed that certam rep~lts must be made on the bulldling owned by the. vtll-~ge and oc· copied bY the Hcmer. bakery. , · Those present were Mayor.. fiab· cr; Clerk Chap~• Murray;. .Colin-cilmen Wayne Gibbons, 'tlle~~overt, David Jenkiqs, D. J.C. , ill r, Robert MeEihinney, L. ~ W' 'f· Mothers MarCh ()n Polio Nets $1210 Initial reports of Mrs. Danny Thompson, chairman of the Mothe... • March ~n Polio, conducted by till! Meigs County Mothers in ·cooperatlon with the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Tharsday ·night revealeil $1,210.51 collected, with more ar~as In the rouoty yet to report. · Communities reporting as of a(ion today and sums collected . were: Poll'eroy, $515.31; Jliddleport, $469.75: Enterprise. and Roc~ Spring& Road, $57; · Laurel CUff. $18; Bradbury, $22; Dexter, .$10; Tuppers Plains, $40; Silver Run, $4lU5; Burlingham and Darwin, $7.66; and Harrisonville RD and Bull Run, S25.25. Mrs. Thompson pointed out thal a number of the outlying com· munitics hAve not as yet reported· their collections and Indicated that they would probably report later today. Marslhill Choir -----In Assembly At Mrs. Walter Cluff Middleport High Death Js Reported ~e 'lhW'Iida:f k. . :.ow~~~e ·~::~!:.. ~~~ti~J Of.He~rt'Att . . ac ~; Mrll.' f", : ~wa~ (6 . 'olarshall College Symphonic .for tile J,BSelilbl;r at Middleport Htgh •SChllOJ C~oll' 51111 ot FrJends of ..and _·This chortos inVited \ing Cluff, Kansas ~tty, fonner local at the International Music F.estiv~ reSidents~ ~- Jear11~d of. $he . but were unoble to go, They ~ave sudden dealh tn Janniry ot i hU, "su~g for the Music Educ)ltors Namo~her, Mrs. Wal~er Cluff, ~ho tiona! Conference In St. LOuis, apd dt~d of a heart a~taek -at_~,.-· ho:me , 'the ~~w o••eans So~etn ' Divisift Ne.w York Ctty. · ions of Mu•ic EducatLrs National Judtth Cluff, wlto graduated conference ~nd tourdd to Richfrom _Midd~ort High. School in mond, Va. last year. ! 1953, •s. a s~mor nurse m a sch_ool The progr~m included numbers \)f nursmg tn a N~w York hospital by Pitoni. Bach, Woods, Pfautsch, and has bP~n wtlh -her .gra~- Hairston. '{off. LuvaAs, Newbury, mothe_t' durtng her schooling m Monte,·crdi. Passereau, Farmer, that City. Mendelssohn. Brahms, Murray, Bryan, Arnaud, Bell, Williams Mells and Haworth. Accompan· isis w.•re Dorothy E. Cole and <Betty A. Sa!lack. lack. New Bill Would Smooth Way For ~~~r!~~ ~~~~oolh th~ way toward a possible special election here qn lhc proposed Vctrrans' Memorial Hospital is in the Reference committee of the Gen era! Assembly and may be assigned soon aceordins to R~p. George Meinhart. Meinhart said hr has in his po~­ session petitions with 700 to 800 Meigs County names asking th~t he sponsor such a bill. Several organizations are n•presenlcd on the petitions. he indicated. Tht representative opinrd the proposed amrndmrnt lo the constitution would he referred to the Elections and t'edcral Relations committee where it would face (Continued on p-u• Hvan) Market Reports CINCJJI;'NA Tl o. UP . Producc• · . Eggs, "bout steady: prices at farm . consumers, whiles anJ browns , A jumbos 33-39; A lar.~e 30-33 ; A mediums 26-2!1: A small 20-24 ; D large 27-~9; FOB large 38-3~ ; A medium 35-36; B large 34-35. fh1ckcus. fryers about steacly; fryer s 3-3'·• lh 18-20; hens heavy 13-16: hens. light 10-11. Butter. 90 score 68. Mr. Nolan reviewed exlstin·'g ·curricula iz: the district's schools for future reference, I a y i n g g r o u n d work for suggested ehanges tb:tt may be made by the survey members. The meeting was preceded at 4 p. m. by one of all principala in the distt !et who are cllairmen of committees about to take a complete school facilities census. Distric •s and areas were mapped out for the chairmen. Attending this meeting were Portland Principal Hubert Price, Don Nease, Letart Falls; Maurice j Lott, Racine Grade School, Law· renee Ros~. Syracuse, and Don Wolfe. Racine High School. Dr .Willi"m Chase of the Ohio University slaff altcndcd the evening meelin~ ,>resided over by Mrs. William Downie, Southern Local PTA president and chairman of the survey group. The next meeting due to schcd· ule. -·conflirts. has been set for We1nesdav. February 20, in the' Syracuse Gt a de School. SPIRES RELEASED Calvin Spires, Langsville, was · rclcas<"<l !rom county jail Thursday on ordrr of Justice of Peace Perry L. Peoples. Spires had been charged with non-support. ..- - - - ' - - t. ~ ·; ;: EXPENSIVE PARKING Nfi;W HAVEN, Conn.-Reataurant :'hwner Anthor.y Jawor found au!Oinohile p~rking expensive.· Jai(Dr left his car on the street. WhiJn he returned, he discovered that thieve> had taken $500 from _ • ·• • the vehicle. \ I\ I �• •' •' 1--DeQy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepo~, 0., Feb. 1, 1957 a. ' IICH.UD OWEN - GENEIIAI. MANAGER IIY-.o I. GREIN I - IDITOl! ~ 't11111J, io representative, BottinelH-K1mball, Inc , 843 .\.ve., }(e.w Yotll: CJty, 16, N Y • as s•rmd rlus mailing mutter at the post offict> at Pom· Sublt'tiplion rates : Delnery by earner where available 30 cents pt>l' week; one year ia advance at The Daily Senhnel office, $1~.60. sLx montha, $7 80; t:hree month~ . $3 90 By motor route wheN' available OM' mo.ath $1. By mall ont' year $8, !IX months, $4 2~ . three monthll, t;%.M , OM" month, $1. '' Mrs Anthony was Jiven a 14 in 1 lllTH AIINOIJNCID Mr and Mrs. Don Hani&on are annou nclpz the birth of an el&ht pound SIX o'.l nce daughter. Regma Dawn. on Jauary 22 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Flo~ d Harrtson, Middleport, Rt. 1, Mr1:1 MarJorie Grueser Rutland , and Mr Rife, U. S Navv Great grandparents afe Mr and Mrs Ernest Harrison and Mu Carpenter, RutLand Mrs. J.,('lha Ru~sell , Bradbur}, and Mrs. ltlfc, Chesh1re Would You Have Liked Arithmetic? We would like to know what parents and teachers in Meigs think of th.e way the thtrd of the three " R's" were and usuallv still are taught National educators. concerned about the ad. vance of tbe.Russaans m the exact sciences, blame our methods of teaching artthmetlc as causing fewer and rewer young peo· pie to spedali:r.:e in matht!matics \ Read the following report, then thmk back into your own ' !l<!lld!>l 4ayw, you ex-pupils , and consider whether or not arithmetic would have been rr.ore attractive if taught in the ~<mod­ -- MONilA Y MEETING The Middleport ,Garden Club will meet Monday ev~ning at the home ot M"' M4f: Roller wath Mr11. 'Walt~ Hal'ri$. Miss Harne Ma'rte Smfth. Mit, ~wpnce Bmg, Mrs Richa1d Gt~l', and Mrs. Ro· land LeVauthD as asslstma: host ern '' way ' It's no news that Russia is beating us to the punc:b in devel· oping sc1enhsts and engmeers on the technologic41 front of the Cold War We're fighting our near-cnticalscianUst short· ace malnly through efforts to mterest high school and college students in science. But one man says this is the wrong way What'a more1 he's come up w1th what might be the answer He's Dr. Howard F. Fchr. head of the Mathematics Department or Columbia University's Teachers College, and president of the National Council of Teach~rs of Mathematics One of the world's foremost mathcmatit 1ans, Dr. Fehr ccntends that indifference to scJence begms much earlier than high school the source. he says, is elementary school arithmetic, the bedrock foundatJOn of all terhnology, And arithmetic 1s taught today with an outdated and thoroughly discredited "rote" system that stifles the two elements vital to lntereot: meaning and en joymenl It's no wonder. Dr. Fehr points out, that the Third 1'R .. is Number One on a child's Hate Parade, 1 . and that this hatred continues when anthmetlc's principles l." we translated Into chemical formulae and laws of phyoics. "f , Last year, Dr Fehr conducted a controlled group experitc ' ment In tho Qfth grade of the Cedar Grove, N. J., Memorial 0' "-• Scbool. Pupl~ In four classeo sludled arithmetic with convenW <tiona! methods; In another four classes, students used an "l!d1-' ,, ucator," a plnt-sltte r.akulatmg machine designed exclusively i' • for school use. At the end or the 41h month pr<!ject, statlsllcs from dally reoorts revealed that the pupils using the Educatof made gains of nearly half an entire school year -In both com. putallon and reasoninR ~ over the youn~sters studyln~ with the old method. What's more, the machine-taught children genuinely enjoyed them,clves. Dr. Fehr's revolutionary method may not be entirely foolpfoof - it"s too earlv to tell But It c1Mr1v demands serious .consideration bv cvervonc ronccrnNl w1th brtm!ing arithmPtic into !he 20th Century anrl turning our shortage of scientists Into dn abundance ' IDITOR'I NOTE· This l1 ... .. . ' • ' '· •• '• '. i• , ' .,•• • , '' f $,~ S1ckn.u and Injun· El<'l'idunt or htlnlth ln,ura1wc payments, lll'd 81DOURtl YOU reCCIVI' It~ rompen'lll tlon for yOU! injury or 11ieknl'ss are exempt lrom tax Sick pay-you may exelude £1·on. your Income up to $100 a week of paY you receive under a pion which eontlnuett your wages wbilt• you are abaent from ~ork bct':lll "..! or Injury or UJneAa There arc !PL't'ial rulei wh1('h show up In the Collowln:;: t''!O IMDies U you aro alck at homo for •even daya Ol' less, lhe pay you retelve m1y not be t'xcluded lrom tour Income It \1 fuiJv tax~~<bl.., unle11 you are ~ospltaJ J r:ed nl l111t pnt ,di!J' o1 your alckllllls ll r,n ,,. bospttall,.d lor "' ·t,lll 0"'1 oda,, you m11y e~tclud.• tht' el!lltfi amount of pay you re· ttlve durina your period or sick neat, up to the 1\.mtt or $100 per w~;~ck, whether you are alek for leill than a week or for many tot • kL Jr you are flltll at home (or n1ore that1 • week wlthoul t:'l't'r bcln1 hoJpltaJizod. the pay you rteelve alter tbe fir1t werk may lw extluded from your ln>;>emc·onc tilth of your wee>kly PD)' but not more than NO for ta ~ h dRy tntaaed if you are on a five d11v week; ona.txlh but no more th1111 lt you are on a 111x ·da~ •eek. It you ar• abnnt from wo1 k be ~lUlie ot injury, ho~pllallzed 01 not, your pay for the entire i>lnr map be l•ft out or your mconw wht~n you tre nlculatlng ynUI taa; •.~tin, up to the •too weeki) l110lt. If )'OU m•lce any claimll under thete provia\oaa, be aurlil to atta ch ll 1tatemtnl to your return \O sup port tbe l!laim DIYidendll·tbe law allow, you ta tJeludt. tbc nral &50 er lf'Sa: or 'ih14etUia you re«l\'cd dur ing :he )fJir It also alJowa }'OU a rrcdlt atalntt your tax, up to 4 per re1u Ol the amou.nt of dividend• above 1110. Cehtra}Jy apeatina:. thoi:!ae htl• ap)ly lO 4lvldendJ ~ld on I~ i!Omllllin pnlorred alock •••.wr >' ~-- --- ••a ---w- - Wide Robert R,_lc I am not Ln the slightest cOD· eerned w1th the moral impllca· Uons of ~ueh a9 the much·dlsputed "Baby Doll" and s1m11ar works b)' Master Tennessee Wllllams. I do not denounce the slack lipp~d morality of all the Erskme Caldwell accounb of low life ln the SoUth You can have WLliam Falk· ner 1r you can read him , which 1 ean'l 1"'· M.blene11. For tbia they deserve J)'m)aijl~, but the by-product 1hould be clinical rather•than lit- erary. -n IJ p0111lble to ll'OW up in the SOI.Ith without a full t-borus of nymphomaniacs, dr~nkarda, Nell'l).lynchen, randy preachers, camp- meetlnga, hookworm, albin· 01, dirty hermitl, old mad women, and idtot relatlvea to form jour early in;~preasiona. But the literary -output of the laat 25 yens wouldn't have It so. The Southern achool of rotten wrltin' h.as become a1 much a cliche 1.11 the private dr-t('C\lve cpmpost heap You know - lh~ "[ mashed my mouth em hers unlli I could taste the lee~h and lht>n I thQ,t her m the belly" sort of wrtting. 1 suppose the cuslomt•rs like it, lUI rhey musl like the houn ' doe under the deta}ed porch, t!lr ty-overalls brand of Southeru stu!f. Ehe peo~le wouldn't keep ' pubJlslliRi It , Having been born and raised m thll vicinity of Wilmington, N C. [ .!iCidom recoanlze any fJettenal typet whh:h are not to be found Jn PhUadelphla or Hartford, Conn. Every hamlet t&aa U1 llhot, 1l11 dole1s charaeten, its slattern, 1ts looae-moraled juvenile But all the South Jan't decadent, all the bouse! aren't falling down Everybody who isn't called Colon· el Massa Boss isn't necessartly a Jeter Lester As a matter of fact, 1 parhelp.ated in very few lynch· mgr. u a child, and never dtd en· jey eatin'·tobacco My rvan arouad [.()uisJann and MusisSippl, Alabama, Tennessee, North and South Carolina have } lelck!d a mfnlmum of what they <'all "SouthPrn realism " I can ftnd more sparertbs m Harlem, more ahllt'l_I'hna;s and cornpone J can flnd, more creakY attics w1th dJI'ly people ln Grecnw1ch Village lhun 111 New Orlfa,ns And certamly vou can fmd bel· tt•r wr1tmg anywhere than the roughage pi od uced by the Suthron , ~ ) s taK on the other $60 On the .$61! mt'luded in lnxRblc Income. he rnn t.1ke 4 cent of ll as eredlt Ht.:IUn~t the flnll amount of tax he nwt>s that 11, he can ~ubtract that 4 1wr cent amount from ht» lax lillhllll\ und pay the remaining laJt owod, Or lake a man and hl1 wl(e, ht> wJth ~60 of ~ivldcnds and she with $40 He reporta $60, excludes teO and pnv lllx on $10, and takea 4 per cent of that SIO a~> eredil ll[ilamKl his totnt" tn She rt'Ptl"fL' Anti uclude,; -~er entl'e Sh~ m~ty nut 11pplf" \l~r unused allow- · anre to hnr hW1band'11 exc:ern. ('\' I'll lhou11h the;. file a JOint reIIH n rttl!'frnent IYitem t~e r. r 1 s corpornt ions Th~>v do not "divuJends • fiH'and l*'f af a Hrlea af 1pnh· to ~o·ealled artleiH t. h•l• t•xPIInn In 1w 1l 011 ·withdrawable ~ 1wings 11 , makl"rt out thlilr feller•! !fO.:ome ro•III IM at l'!avln~ts and loan n >~~ r 1 • ; mn~ mutual snv1n1:s bank!'! 01 ta'( Nfumt. By IUIIILL C. HARRINGTON t lw :1kr. Vetcranm Admmlatr11t 1 :~r, tnsuru.l('f CommlltMI\.- of l"t.rn•l ReY•nve 1] 1v11 h•tHh 011 GI llfe ,.,. ~. re nnt eonsJdert'! J income 1 1 11 0 ' Wtl+ten for Unlte4 Pr••• UP - ,.,••,. WI.SIIINGTON 'itrhl.ri fou are aick or 1njuretl, m· eome from dlvidonds, •nd pem!an 91 . IWOUily pOII'.!Y 1nc Jme ir1• nH Rulijerts whh;h ronlinu,. tn l(IV P Mll:,.yera trouble In riling thttlr federal inrome tax return.11 In thla final article r ~hall try tu anlfwer the most lrt••tu~nl Qu~~ tionA. eues The r.ermr n for teday is that one cf thr!!t! dDy~. when I get to be a big boy, l am go1ng to write a book about the South which is not lillered wtth clay-eaters, lint· headed mill hands, Jdlots ruttintil. Itinerant preachers. juverale delin· qncnts, moron11, Rlntterns, cripples, [reaks. and •olher character11 who don't wash. llve off !l&rdlne!l and soft dnnk11, hang around bus st.atlons, and breed merrily Within the famll} J got utuck wath a paperback the ether day (and I shall not plug 1l by name) which bouted that 11 contained wntlng as reallshc as "Toba•·eo Road,'' and ol d Cald· well clay ealer So It did, and it co~t.alned all the lnaredlonts or lh4! preceding para11r1ph H al&o Coast S.notor, GoYelftor contamcd rv-oat of the ingredients Knowland·Kn1 1ht Alhance of Tennessee Wllhams, Falkner, AIOII• to llock Nixon? May EHocl a Job Swap and the other Southern (~ISI.!Omtorts , .., SpecklJ t~ Central Preaa .taeodaUo~t lith 'po.asible that some of the!le AIIIINai'ON-Wett-bU'ormed Call1omiut aay tha.t Senator Wllll&m F. xnowliUlcl and Gov. Goodwin. J. Knight bat>e en• pcoplt• were born and raised m !lovcnly !qualor and 1t rubbed off t red lftto a pact which could be the chief roadblock in VIce Prest· f ~~he~~~~~- unforwet- d~nt Richard M. Nlxen'a path to the 1960 Republican presidential ~ part of the cost, you may now re no=~·• announcement that he wm not aeek re--election to the ceive taX free the porlt1•n you pni,1 1 t. in 1111 ttlrred lmmedlate apeeulatlon thl.t he would chalIn or paid taxes on. ena lenp Knllht for the Calltomla governorahlp Those are the ~enc1ul Jules for next year. penslcn or annmty meome fur Jnaldere uy no "chali-ce" la Involved. The winch you are not taxable The plan, they malntatn, Ia tht1: Knight wm atep out law also provides rules for the aa govemor, leaving the fteld open for Knowland. amount" on wh1ch you do pJY tax Knight wtll thfln run for the &nate. Aaul[linl' Under certain conditions, tl al· they an IUCCe81fUI, the "'K and K" partnerilhlp Will hliYI jl_,n eontrol ot the Callfomla deleCatlol\ IGWS you :1 crcdJt .•!;tamst your tu The credit Is 20 ptr cent of to lht 1980 Republtcan convention. Thua, they will be In a poaitiOJt. to further YOill' reUremenllncome up to $240 per per1on. Knowland'• upiratlons for the nomlnatlon and to bloek Ntxoal. 'flth whom they frequently bave To be eli&lbla for th1s rredlt, beell~\. o+llln the rou1h. no-hold•·ba.rred wlilryou mu•t h1ve reachl·d HS by thr fare 'pf Jld-.pa.rt.y polttlct In the Golden State. el\d of 1138 untesa you were !1 Tho\lfh Nlxoa may have President Elsen· dvHipu employe~t or fr>deral, stah• :~olo .. ' \lowtr'l taolt endonement. poUtlelana aay It Ia or local Jonrnment. or a mem • ·~~OM hi oould wta the nornlne.tlon If the ber of the armed ror~e~ and aro dt'-tlcJJIIronl !Ita owa •late oppoad him. reeeiYinJ lacome undf'r a publt~ ·Fi~urih~ Your Income Tax fnr 11:.: 1,urposes A few examnles A ~tucki'ohler rer••lved $40 of dlvldt>nd~ l~st yuar nn h1!1 stork In several eorpto • 1 1 nn~ Jl(' rfopnrts this hut need no~ 1.1av lax on II, because the lli'w 11'1~ h1m l'!Xclude u pte $~0 of rllvJ. ,.,,,,, A• l•lht•r stockholder rl'!celvcd $110 til dh•ldcnds He reports the :SilO wdudes tlle first $MI ancl per s•o. l1 S !lavihlll bond,.ll you l'f· port }our Income on the euh ~· ds, yo" do not have to pay tax on the interest until you rce!olvc lt,JI1 th1• l'Ue of ·•E" ~r.ds, that b lbt unUI you caah them ln. and then yuu lump the lnteraat ln with th~ re~t or your Income and pay tht.! tax due on the total l«ltn·ement PlY and annu.11lu fu st, let it be undr•rstood that you owe no f~deral lnCGme tax at all on Soelnl Security benetlta, Rail· road HeUrement Act pensions, Hlterimll oenllona, benefitl to (amlires of vCte~'IDa, or dlaabillLY pay to military personel who have ,,.. hr~!d 1--'ro\·i~lonA WASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS W I I Jt yoU are 85 or older, retire· ment lm:,me, for thll' purpoac of eomputlq your ta" cred1t. lu ehtd" plntlona, annLutu:s mtu: e1t, dJvldench and rent rr you ar• under 85 and are a rell.red a:overn ment worlter. your onlv retircmertt lnenme on which you can •et Iii ~redlt 11 lhat Which you rece1ve under a public retiretnent s,ystem. Jn neltber case doea reUremnt In· tome Include mor.e~· you 11r~t earnin1 now, 1ncl It may be neeeuary to rledutt part of \-Our currert tarnlr\&1 tn htui"'ng out your re· Utement credit. Ont further quaUflcation You or your decelled husband or wife m"at have earner! ltlOrt th"'n $60(1 lb each of t.Ph Yelr! pr\or to 1956 1'he ten years do not hav'' to hEwe been oon,eeul ve Conc.J.\Ldon: I hope this serh J ham boen helpltll Hero ualn Jre ~~~·era • potntl 1vhlth bear repl'at!n~ F1le yo•,• return 111 early as you can Th11 deadhne ll midnight, April 1& Be 11urc you h.tvt. llturl'd y()ur l~x correctly, und have looked hHo aU the anglea wh1ch miY apply to vou and mr.y glvt' )'r'lu a lowrr tax. 0~ job 111 to collect t1vm·y cent of tax whlch hi .nud, but nfl ·nore Late fil1ng or erron c9n makf. It hecusary to chlra:_, you interest for nther kind• ol no tu·rmcnt income are IOmewhal !Ike lh tl~t- for dividend~ You need not pay tax em part It anti yon n'llll ht• 11hle to cl1lm a tax f'redlt ror ~ ome of the amount you do pay LIX on Yf'lu need not be .retlrrd lo oojoy lhe {p IRx h••neiiU," but ln som~ caM('R you must be 6e or oltter C.encrally 11pcaklng, any t"Cmtrl· l1U!Ions )ou made towarda a pen· •lon throuah thf! yean you wflr>J '-'Orklnw: come' b~tck to you tax freo On the other h~,nd, lf your emplo}er foott•d the bllls, you are toxable for the parment• as yo11 1'8ce1vt' them now. llowevt>r, 1f vou paid taxea on the contrlbu· arJanaltifts. lion11 Iiiii he wa1 me.klftJ them ta you noed mote Uliilitancc, c.111 your penalon tuad, or If you paid on )'O:.!t' Jnfltllil )\e~nJe &>rvkt or CHANNEL 3 ..... e ., . . . . CAI'I:'fOI,. IIIlA nMT&GY-Demoeratlc leadenJ plan to t.<el' tbrou&h the House early thll ta tiopll ot atandlftl a better el'lance of Senate appl'Oval later. ..,.. two a.utJ u. c:1..U rll'bb and federal atd to e4uca.uon. The 1ettt.t,.f&lll mto~ tt;i e. .tl[on tatepry becauu Rep. Adam Cl~ l*eWIII. !fitro Democrat ln:.tn New York'l Hulem. haa promtaed to tOI'OI uUon. on hll amendMent to deny atd to any area that ._.,l lattpte tht , . _ In tbelr tchooll. the HOuit dtftattd tbt .cbool biU laa\ year after tackln.J' on PoWi&h t.b\IHment. HGwever, a taraer nuMbtt" or RtpubUcana an .,.et.et~ to vote for It thla year than la.at. and apouort bellevt tl10 1lU1 ~ ,., tbn>Uih'IWti,UQ Jlalll caU tor tbe tehool bill to be lrat and elvll rights ..oo.4 ta the ltouee, but tM two may be tumecl around. tt tht7 ean be "nl tG b" Senate aooft eMUih thil year, lud,e" ~ thq atul.d a lMtter chance of wllhstandlftc a 110uthtm etl'\lltlt tf thl}' &et theft late, there wl11 be more preUUft' to liVe up rather than tb bo\d up othu important leJ1alatton wtUI a timMoniUmlnt aou~ talk-test. ~ ~ em.o~.PP~ &11\111 .,..J .... ce thm e boYI who gol to wr1te dat old South so yoll can jest smell de green mold on Grandma, w1th dat old mockmbird am&in hallelujah m de mortgaged magnolia while Dude bounce~ his ball off de shant}·aldc and Pa marriC.!I .all htc granddaughters PoSSibly we ll'~;e real low-down m the South, from a steaJy diet of rat cheese, gmgcr~naps and corn whisky, maybe we all hate Pappa and Jove Momma, or the other way around, possibly we only ha~e one gallus to keep the demms from fallmg off Maybe it's all true, but through my mouthful of snuU I will de claam that I am well slck and tired of readmg about 1t You bOyl go pick on \he Yankee• for 1 while and Jive us Cl'aekers a rest. (Copyright, 1957, by Feature Syndicate, I11c) LETART FALLS Mrs Sam D1ls and Mrs. Paul North of ParkeJsburg, Mr. and Mn Ervm Gloeckner and Mn. Lela Ripley spent Thursday with Mildred Rfpley of Spencer, W.Va. Mrs George Cummms entertained w 1th a birthday dmner Saturday evenmg for Mr Bob 1\0Y Pres.ertt were Mr. and Mrs George Cummms. children, BGbbie and Eddie, and Mr and Mrs. Bob Roy of Rac1ne llr Everett Connolly is C:OR· valeseing at h1s home rrom serious mjurJes received from a fall in Pomerey Don H Powell, Columbu!l, spent the week end wath hts parents, Mr. and Mr!ii H. B. Powell. Mr and Mrs Roy Pearson aDd daa11hter, Sally, spent Suftday wlt.. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Theiss of Ra· em e. Mr and Mrs Murl Ashley have moved to Clearwater, Florida. Mr and Mrs Earl Shank spent Sunday afternoon w1th Mr. and Mra Early Roush. Miss Mabel E<'ox and sister, Mra. Georgie Rodentser of Newart, Ohio, spent the wee\: end with their brother, Mr and Mrs. Blll:r Fex. Saturday- cMamel Ourrt~ntt C.m"~ Goet 11:00 Fury 'l:OO To School 2:3Q Tt:DMSSM Ernie Ford 3:p!J Matinee Tl>~p; 4:0" Queen F?r A DP 4:4~ Mod•m Romautet 11·30 Cowbty Theatre 12:30 M.. Wizard. 100 Down On The ~~ 130 Wutcrn Featm't 2 30 .NBA Game> 5:00 Comedy Time ~·30 My LUtle Marlfe 1·00 Wild llill ffictot. 4 30 Slate Rai!es at JJ.i~teah 500 .tn Klog 5:30 hoy Ro~ers 600 News 8:30 News Plctuu 8t40 8:55 7 00 7.30 "1 45 8 00 IUO '9 00 bpont Eye Weatheuast Death Valley Days Ecl41e Fiiber ShOw N·BC News Blolldle '~ 8 25 SliD On 8·30 Wfi!Jtern Feature 9 !0 Capt. Mldnl&bl 10.00 Ho""'' Doot1v 10 30 Aunt Dru S¥W li.JO It Could Be You 1·00 ,. 11.80 Tonllhl 13:80 stco Oil Sip On portablt' Motorola television set 7.00 Today whtch she won as a door prize Sat. 0:00 ~Ute Time urda) whli" attendtng the Auto- lb:OO HomE. mobile Show wh1eh was sPQn· 11 00 The P:lice is !titbt sorrd by the TV stat1on u ·So Truth or Conkquencea 12:00 T:le •rae' Dough Publillbed ~very t;Cternoon except Sunday b:t The Ohio Valier Sentinel, Ine., at 1'10 Mfthanil· St. Pomeroy, 0 Business ofrlce phone 398. editorial oifice pttone 397 • WSAZ-TV 11 ·20 :Prett Bol ' Lift tlf Riley On Tti.a1 9:30 Bll SIQcy 10:00 (.;~v~I..IW •I Sporta 10:48 hmo., Fig~ta <:olurnbus .<.;onS"u mer p~ference for lean pork Is boostmg the de mand fur m ~:u l lype hogs amor. g packer buyera, accordln& to ar:. " Obio State University extenSJon marketing i:!pecialut. This Increased demand, saya C C. Bowen, mean& !here ar~n ' t enough meat-type hog1 to a:o 11· round. lit estimates only about one·fiftb or all hogs s:oing to market are of tbe meaHype If th1.: number could be tnciTased to one· ha.l.f, retail stores could be assure1l of a constant supply of top quahty pork eut&- the kind tne consumer -wan\.!1. H1gh quality meat-type hogs tan yield 12 to 14 pounds more Jean meat than over-tat hoga, !!'he prel!ent tendency among aome buyers, Bowen says, as to 1Jurchase hogs on a ''penalty" bas· is. That 18, the prJc:es p.aid reflect the presence of more tardy hogs than meat·types to Ht( lots they If buyers could depend on ¥•'""''~ straight lots of meat·t)'l)e svbstanhal n•tmbers, th~ 'if. 10:00 Tho Line 10:30 Person to ertoa 11 00 N'ew.s , . 11 03 Seannln' the Wttlthei 11·10 The T..ate ~how 1:00 C'•ot..in 9:00 Moroint 10:00 GaiT)' Moore \1:30 S\0'\Ju! n Rlr .. lJlOil VaiJab.~ Lad7 il:oo Sl.ln ll:ta llul&ot Lliht 1:dO Jtatifo'a Jtltchen 1:80 .8-slhe World 1\"" 2::10 Our lftaa Brooks 2:30 Uous~artJ ~= L~l!how t:ll Woilt~ ~:! "'\!.ICIII ~; ttM!t . . ltattter .,a e:M lpotU l!tolrado Wutberma• 7:00 ~ 5.00 Chul'<:h'l Big Sloi'J 5.30 TV CialJiraom 6:00 Air Power 7:30 My "htt~bd FlieD 8.00 Weat Polbt Story - WHTN-TV CHANNEL 13 11.4$ Cartoon Club 12:10 NOOil News 12:Uii :Ne14bbors 12·30 Llber~ee ')' 1:00' Feln-inJne Touch. 1 ·4~ Moyie Matinee 8:00 - AIIOmoon F1lm Festival 4:~ Super Serial Tlme 0:110 MlcP.v Mouse Club "8:ba Olarrnoa Club 8.30 Five Star Fina\ 7:15 Jobn Daly It tbe Newa ~;:: ~~ ~J'eln 1 SO Public belender • 9 ~ 00 1 Led Three Lives _ 9 18 ~JI ~ u Complete Line! Channel13 Fal'lfi'.E(ulpment • R&y Anthony 11.00 News of the 11 ·liS Theatre 13 12: 15 Sip 011 ALSO Saturday 12·59 Sign On 1 00 Mool, M8Unee 4 30 Bible 1jme a·oo Two Gun l'tarhou• 8.00 SatW'day Newt 8:15 SWappln' Slaam~J~..~Dreibo 890 Let'a Talk ·11 7:00 7:'10 9:00 10:00 Eddy AmolJ T!mo FamoUs Film Festlval Lawren~ Welk , ~~!: ~~{r~ 0~ YourThCI'm : en tn'f 1 alter Qt'io Unlvenity, l College, 1nd' Salem Underwood made 'tbe ment af!~ havln& been. nam:d....of three USED FARM EQUIPMENT Lower cost per pound keeps you In business WE ARE THE DEALERS 'FOR DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON Prlcel dawn? Time now to JoVIH!t INti by ulnl S-way crouea baaed Or:ark Jubilee serYed ,rs. WE HAVE A T" )8 Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Cl)ldl VernoJi ~oy 1 Jaebon Coun Norris. Ql' datrymatt w~ named to lbt.: Mn anti Mrs Jtrek Ablea \ ,.fid Sebate ~-t kt_ tile Weat Vlra:inia ehildren of Pomeroy and J..awreD.· ·twli~tJufe ~.ft vacant by tJ1e fl!l· Baller of Nanatit!t.d, spent · • • .sigoatl<m Ofl '*"ad Sa)'n of ltpley week end with tbelr parenll, ~' MeCOf, a rormer member or the 1n<t Henry Balser. , . ~ _ __,_ Ml't. Robtrt IIID •lid oon are lU ~ll' :wjlh IIi. •lld Jllh. Loe lobnat ttlen t10me. ., 1,0n Of Melntng Star. 1 ~. •nd )frs, BlllJ Hill and Mlaa 11dna Cadle, who Ia 1 elllldren IJ)ent Sllftday with her ~· •t!Jf~'I 1 Clialc:\ Pt Plea1parent4. Mr and Mrs Ralph Bad1- 'Ut, ' sP.nJ: the week end J!lth ber parents, Mr. tncl Mn. Fred Cadle. ley, Tll.ppers Plains Mra Erma Wilson apent Bun· -l'tnmt Hl'f'MIIn of Slow and Tired Layers With We Do Custom Grludlng N. 2nd Ave. Mld~leport ~~,L-e{~~P~r-J;N~;Jie;f-·ji'~~·BO::~Sill~n~Of.l~~~:{ · ~~ McCoy Js l:touse of ThUrsday by T Se t p l derwood of W. Va. <lay with Mildred Ripley of 81>""'0 · na e OS McCoy a ~:~~:::~~~~~:; •nd a former llthool cer, W. Va Mn Sam Dils, Mr and Mrs. Y' nderwood two terms in Paul North of Parkersburg 1pent ' Delegates and Wls' ,:;;~~~~ Mrs Thomas tQ.an Thursday from the "Meigs returned General Hoapltal. Mr and Mrs Herbert Shields• and Mrs. Lela Ripley 1pent Sun- IN THE CHIPS NEW LONDON, Conn.-Teen· Juseph Sikorski Jr. disCovpOtatoe chips ®n be costly. told a police co11rt judge that reason be drove his automoon the wrong srde of the road was that be was reaching (or the l»Otato c!tt['!S in a bag on the seat bes1de him. He was fmed $15. Middleport Feed Mill 9 30 Hey leanaitt 10 IK. Gunsmoll:e ' 10 30 The Late Show ;~WHTN-TV I!:M Stcn On \\ Nichola ffi1Dale .. Nichol• breedins provide~ &bt eoablaation of vigorous hnltb. early weight. neeptional liv•blb.., aft4 top fMd eflclency that apeU. low coat per pound on lot after lot. 0a • buyer.. market. th1t CNii be . ID miahty important to you. ,. You'll "keep ahead of the red when pric:ea are low, ready to reap pod prol!ta in l.he montha abe~ NEW HOLLAND WHEN YOU THINK OF FARM EQUIPMENT Think Of Us SteyourVant.re,.Nicbol&oriDdie~ Fulton Btve,..Nichola bateberyman, toda¥· Fleming Hatcheries lteabonYiJle , Weodlfleld • 81. Clalnvllle, • Ne'-vUie, Omo AND Thompson Phone 411 Pomeroy '.!'Ill Otc!III>Ito ~ trQiil;~ .o,U.ft writttn at. the . . ot 12 to the ptatoJa he UHd ln the lllud Wtth Aaron Burr, wblcla reaultt-d In H&nlllton'• ...Ul. JMI\14o<l Iii tile taot ot Halnllton'a lotion, ... he MIMUr... Incl. . Mit wrote to lll wife on. the aw of the duel, declarln• u.at M muM ··expoae my IUe to any extent rather bill ....., Uab like anbUlu." , ft1 mat.m.J wu cathtn4 from the Library ot' COI\Irtll, th1 'rre~M&r71 National Arehlvu and private coUectlon11. It wiU remlla flll-<1111'~ until alter !Allot J>o¥. · 'l'lil>lall • ...... or lncludlftl a lluro o~al por\rlll ~ J!'\"'''l'hmbull, tho 11111' or the ooldler-lltt.-t.ll'l Ute II told. iMtlifol .U11 neotly•poont<l ..In of oftlclol .,........,._, complole Jll•- .. lilt... '. . ' ON ALL /~ Trocton MORRIS EQUIPMENT un Mrs. H. H. Harrison and Mrs HarGld Harnaon and two children of Gallipolb were Sunday guem Kr. and Mra. J. Diehl. NEWS IN FARMING· WEST SHADE v86r ··roilftd utility ••• Kra. M:arpret AUen attended funeral of Mrs. Weber Howell Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Geor~:e Abbott Mra. Mabel Tracy nnd lfrs h1gher analysis of ferttlizer. This same picture hold• true in and daughter Nina, Mr. and Mrs. Kathy PuUm1 accompamed by Re~ anothex type of phoapbate. Tbe WaJI Hellman spent Thunday eve- and Mn Harry Bates and two ground a.w rock pltoaphate whtcb nmg with Mr. and Mrs. Lenar~ sona, vililted the shut ms Tue&da~ has an analysis of 3% available Lanham and famtly, evenmg, smgmg hymns followel.l Mr and Mrl. Larry Roush of by prayer, and presenting them phosphorus and 30 % total phosphorus. Recommendations on this Waverly spent Sunday evenmg With gifts of fruit. Tins was 1n material artl to use three tunes w1th Mr and Mrs. Vugd Roush abservancc of Free Methodist as much raw rock as' 20% super and family. Youth week. j~lr and Mrs Dana Turner and phosphate On this basis 1500 lb Mrs. John Diehl per acre af ground rock pbot children Sh:rley, BiJhe and Jeriy This 1s the season when Iannen phate would be needPd which were Sunday guests of Mr. and Jnd children Karen and Barbar:~ are ordermg and taking dehvery would eest in' the neighborhood of !Irs Will Hedman Nere Tuesda~ callers of .Mr and on the fertihzer they will use m $18 00 for this material. llrs. Dwight Spencer Recent visitors at the RUSJell 1957 If the farmer secures h1s One of the most important Pa1nler home were Mrs. Wdl fertilizer well Jn advance of need, Mr. and .Mrs. W1ll Hedma ·• sources of [ertihzer is produced Mr. ' and Mrs Ralp ~ 1pent 1le1 lman, then he Will be assured of getting Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs the analysis and tne amount that right on the farm m the manure P.amt cr and daughter Diana. Mr John Slmtb of Kerrs Run. resultmg from livestock produc- and Mrs Harry Brown and sons be needs Mr. and Ml'l Floyd Spence .M.r hon To get the most from manure Glenn and Samm1e, Jnd Mrs. Gera.ld V1olet were Sun1t 1s mtertlsbng to note that Jt should be hauled directly from Jay afternoon callen at the Jer,. Mr and Mrs Albert <rl\>ogleir there is a decided trend toward the stable te the land or stored .uc Roush home. and daughters Pattte, Mr and Mr• high analysis fertihzers under cover. Each ton of manure Mr. and Mrs. Eu.gene Lanham and Aver• m the good old days a sack produced equals about J.OO pounds Charlrs Geoglem ~nd son Davy, lfr. and Mrs. Len Geoglcm v.t'fe Sunday callers of tertiltzer frequently contamed o( 10-5-10 fertilizer. ll'd Lanham Jr , and daughle ' :'lfr and Mrs Herner GeogJei.n. less than 8% of plant foed. In the Farmers sllould provide all of ~amala of Parkersburg were Sun r<L•ry To Rc;ush spent Tuesday 1930's: and early liMO's 2-12-6 was day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Len the commonest analysts used tor the materials needed by the crop mght wl(h Lmda Bahr. ard Llinham and fanuly throughout the growmg season :\1r 11nd Mrs Willard Ebenbacl' corn and sm"ll grains. This was Where a farmer removes straw ly Mn. Ruu•ll P•inter replaced by 3-12-12 and this year analysis of 6-12-12 and 4-16·16 are alter comb1nmg to save the mea· ment practices must also be good. dow crop sbedlng the m1nerat ou being recommended. Mo:;t 1\l('Jgs County ~oils show The numbers m the analysis of t.ricnts remaming m the straw per a very low amount of ph.osphorus a fertillr:er such as 4--16·16 means acre equal those found 1n about and are somehmcs low m potash 4% nitrogen 16 % phospher1c ac1d 120 pounds of an 0-10·30 [erh!Jzer EE1ch ton of alfalfa hay removes available ft Js not uncommon to and 16#;., potash. fmd Meig s County soJls With less Royal 4 Dr. Sedan, Farmers are tlsing the hagher about 10 pounds of phosphonc than 10 peunds of available phos. Heater and Defroster. analysis fertilizers because each ac1d and 40 pound!! of potash phorus accordmg to so1I tests. The A 100 bushel corn crop w1D Black Finish, One Ownumt of plant food 1s cheaper m potassmm available may range tn er. the higher analysis and because need m the neighborhood of 140 the poor area With 76 to 125 Jbs. smaller quantities have to be ap pounds of nitrogen, 48 pounds oJ potassiUm avallable per acre. Aft. phed to provide the same amount phosphorus and 114 pounds oJ cr legumes are grown, however, potash. of plant nutrients. The simplest thill ameunt of potassium usually No pl~:~nt can use all of the decreases, unless replaced with example of th1s is round tn the phoaphate fertthzers because that plant nutrients in the soli so ad mineral fertilizer , mvolvet only one plant food ma- dJtlonal nutrients must be presenl Farmers have been m the habit terial. A 20% phosphate fertilizer In order to get the maJ:imum of applying fert.Lhzer 10 rate1 of UJ to sell in the county growth Some reports indtcate that 250 to 400 pounds per acre with $75 00 per ton. U we crops are about 60% efficient 1n both corn and wheat, but have price by the percent the use of phosphorus and 40 % frequently fleglected te apply ldof phosphat(! we find that the m the use of petasb. Acoordmg dltlonal fert1hzer to alfalfa meadunit price for phesphate in the lo tb1s then it is necessary to ows whtch produce yields nearly 20% !erUhter wUI be $2 00 per have four tlmea as much phos. as high as eather corn or wheat. unit, while if you buy the same phatc m the soil as the plant will Th.ia is one of the neglected appJIfertilizer in the 49% analysis 1t use. cations of ferhhzer which will pay The heaviest application should a farmer dh•1dends. coats $U3 per unit. A 62'/t> phoaphate is also avail· be put on the more responsi~ Det~~;Jied recommendations are able wbieb ,sella for slightly less crops. Fertilizing for a new mea available m ExtensiOn Bulletin per unlt than the 49% phosphate. dew or mamtaining permanent 346, Fert1hzing OhlO Farms or bl In future y.,ar1 it ls expected thi! pastures on old meadows b verJ a new bulletin 357 to be relea&ell may be available lrom eommerc1al beneficial. Tbe yields or ·meadow during February These may be craps can be kept high with prop- aeeured by contacting the Exteneompaniea. Other manage- sion Offica. Wben we figure applications of er equivalent amount of ferhhzer our common recommendations on permanent pasture ia 500 pounds of 20?'~ super phesphate . At that rat!' the cost of applying the 20% m:aterlal will be $10 per acre. We would get the aame amount of plant food by applylng 204 pounds ef the 49% matenal, V-8, 4-Door Station Wagon, 'Radio and Heater Power which would cost $7.65 or a sav· Glide- White Wall Tires El<tra·Cjean. One Lo~al Owner ing on the price of the material alone of $2.3&. In addition to this there would be the saving of truckuJg, handling and applymg the 296 pounds of matenal which E Main St . Pomeroy would not be needed with the C. E. ll•kHIM County Atricultu.-.1 Apnt L1beral ff'rtiliution of farm crop.s boost both yields and m come. Farmers who have good crop yields and good Jivestoc~ production have the highest m comes. Good yields call for liberal use of fertiliZer& year after year International" 300 ~ .,...,Get better perfannance, bigger Au..JOII capaCity from your barves:t:ing equipment witb the Interna. tiona! 300. Notice how c;Dm,... pletely independent power takeof! and TA (torque amplifier) help you match your power and speed to crop c:orulilions. Check all the other features that make the 300 lops in lbo utility field. Ask us for a free demoDStration.. 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Jltal wiU ..rocie&'" "\oou. bOy eblckl to a ltettft. lllttr trowial' ,_.o4 ...............Oft• Faafarl cOatalna; ''Prop1t7l ... a aptdal mlx ol ut• mal fat malerla1a. n Ia pi'Otela rlch. willa 1- •'f.h YIIAinla collliiiDI au ·~• • .,.. apeclnihl a-.tlblollc to alavr oil ,....... aad protnt powtll. dlt amallav facll about Futart Jrom your P..cwlco Dealer. To rocll:et ""'' eldck 'Prolll te • aew Jdah ••• lOA..t fu aM bM •UJl iba. uYaJ.. Get PROVICO MilLING t;, FEED CO. SEED AND FERTILIZER ·NOW $-111-10 B-16-16 10-111-10 0-24-%4 *Phasphate *Patosh Available In Straight Materials FOR AN F.O.B. PLANT PRICE CALL Us SPRING ~ ROOI"LA.-Alexander Hamnton 1 wbo had more tbn 1 ill ih*fl t( ~\lbltl WhtD he wa.a alive, la JttllftJ' belated J')Ol'Uiie&• UMl \bll ,_, from the ftcltnl department he more or leu l'ouftded. . 'Tbl 'tniiUI1 departm•t hal brou&ht out a dlaplay ot prlttlMI hlltorlcal material obaen'tftl the btee.ttnnial o1' the blrth of H&mll· tGn. ltl ant teeretaey. DEMONSTIATION Woo~;t er The ~p r. n g ' flower !.diow or lhf' Oh io AssocJahon of Garden ,;!•••••••_!. Growers wall attend bot.b labor&· tory pertods and lecture aeasiODI On the evemng of Februuy 19 growers will attend a banquet i!l the Adminiltrallon B•ulding When Raymond Sheldrake of Cornell Untvennty wtll speak on research w1th plastic greenhouses A rou'Dd table discusston on the same top:c wlll follow wlth Oh11 Bpeelaliab the problems mvolved. Reg1!>trat10n for the shorL course wiU begm at 10 a.m , :February 19 in Gourley Hall on the station Cb.mpus. FREE Tha year'» show u planned 11 1 a spec11l event in cooperatiOn and Krt. Helen Darby were recent 'Nltb the Oh.io JlltiO!'I'I Dtamond gueda of tbe1r brothtt Norman Jubdee )ear and will feature talk.;, Schaefer and wife and called on de!llOrstraU(lnJ and eY.hJbits on all their brother Doc who u a pat- pbasea Ctf flower ifO'Plng ient m Holzer Hospital. All progranu, lDcliJdin£ u!t1 Mr. and Mn. CWford Jacobs bits and flower e.ntrtes ()f club and aon J..tk ipeDt Sunday m members, wtll be lb&ed In tbe: Columbua. atation's new serviCe buildmg at the east end of the campus. {)()on Mn. Avanelle Brown and Mrs Wlll open at 1 p m., EST. COJ'a Rtna.baw were Athena va.· tora one day tbe put week Stahon lpi!CWiJt and tbeir torKr SammJ t..ewb and family acs scheduled for the IJf1111er tbov· were Sunday cue.U of Mr. and proRram are, R. B. Nelswander, lin. O..Ulo AileD. "Jmpor..ance o[ Timel:.· Spraymg " IDd J4n. Pefty Peoples H J Medenk.J, "Garden sona and 1 "'"''" on Mr. and Mrs Pearl Ja. FertihzeR" and llichard R. I>avb, AND SUPPLY Mr. and Mrs. John D1ehl "Your Lawn" The atation'l new \ Satm,!ay e~~tning. l'lloae color movie, "Jletter Uving Thro. Pearfst. ...... lin. Dorothy Dilley, l8 belpmg ugh Agricultural BeJweb,'' wall Kn:. Pearl Jacobs with .her houu be ahown at 8 p.m. worlL during the 2-da.y event. Subject matter wtll mclude Ju' ghalt'l o( growing and marketing green· house a-ops, with particular em· phasis on tomatoes. ·rwelve &ta bon and Extension Seo ·vice speciR· hsts will ~~erve as instructOJ's. MASTERMIX EGGLAC PELLETS 6 30 Golden Pla)'boWJe 7.00 Beat lbo Cloell 7 30 Bute!atl.een 8:00 Jackae Gleason Sflow 9 00 Gale Storm Show 7:11 Dllurta. Edwarll 8 10 PIAJ"huu.ae of Stara 9:00 -Mr. Arbms & li:ve 8:30 Hi1hway Patrol ..,... ~ 1 Spring Flower Show Announced For April 27th :Mrs. Erma Neuton and famJiy Keynote speaker at Lhe openinl) session wlll be W. E. Krauss, auocu.te director of the Ohio Station Krauss wdl speak on tbe topic, ''The lmportance of Nutntion 1n the Consumption of Veceta.ble Crops" I ':00 l'llo 1111 Pat9. Mr and :Mr._ Lou Dleh1 I JK'nt an evenm,: Wtth h1a 11ster M r~ Lona koeeher o( Cbestkr recen tl y Mr. Wyatt Schaefer and aon David were Vteekend guestJ of biJ parent.a,. Kr. aDd )1ra Norman Schaefer. Wooster-A 2 day ,;hort course for &rowers of • greenhouse Yf'i&:• etable crops will be offered at th'; Ob1o AgricUltural Experiment at3· tlon February 19 and 20, official$ 1 have :mrJounced. On 9.01' Life PI\ tbe l'aflD. 9:30 Capta1a Ra...~aroe 10:30 MishiY '!lou"' 11:00' Lurky 8 ll•och 11.30 Tales of Texq RanPn 12:00 Bill Top ' 1:00 The LoD.J 1.30 Jr. 'Jown 2.00 National lc& 4'15 Tnw.n. Countn 4.30 The P.it Plctun' I 2-Day Course Is Announced For Vegetable Men Saturday- Channel U.IS Love of Lire 12!SCI Sear<) lor Tomorrow Attendanee It SUnday Schoo! January 20 .. 72. Mt and Mn Ball Davis were wet'li:end KLit' ilt of her pou-enu ! Mr and Kn. P. J1100b1. spec1allat be!Jeve¥, th cv would be morv mclined lo buy on merit. WAKE UP DULL APPEJTf.ES WCHS-TV Ch.-nne28 LAUREL CLIFF Only AFew Identify Mystery Farm No.6 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. I, 1957-3 Meat Type Hogs In Greater Demand 'Now As Consumers Ask}'or Lean Meats ll·QO News Bei411Dfl 11·15 WqtLReast 8:~ • I • WSAZ -TV Cho_n,;.el3 Friday went to Huntm&ton Thursd:ay and vtstted TV station WSAZ wbere advertW~ ..' TELEVISION GUIDE TELEVISION WINNER Mr and Mrs. Gerlld Anthony DIVOTIID TO Jl(TERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA texJ • Daily Sentinel Day Book T.he Daily Sentinel ' i -.'• ' We Have A Complete Line SEEDS •cLOVERS •ALFALFA •TIMOTHY AND ANY OTHERS p. MEIGS CO. Rt. 124, Mluenvllle laek Corsey, Mgr. PHONE 98·308 POMEROY, • ' OBI~ �• •' •' 1--DeQy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepo~, 0., Feb. 1, 1957 a. ' IICH.UD OWEN - GENEIIAI. MANAGER IIY-.o I. GREIN I - IDITOl! ~ 't11111J, io representative, BottinelH-K1mball, Inc , 843 .\.ve., }(e.w Yotll: CJty, 16, N Y • as s•rmd rlus mailing mutter at the post offict> at Pom· Sublt'tiplion rates : Delnery by earner where available 30 cents pt>l' week; one year ia advance at The Daily Senhnel office, $1~.60. sLx montha, $7 80; t:hree month~ . $3 90 By motor route wheN' available OM' mo.ath $1. By mall ont' year $8, !IX months, $4 2~ . three monthll, t;%.M , OM" month, $1. '' Mrs Anthony was Jiven a 14 in 1 lllTH AIINOIJNCID Mr and Mrs. Don Hani&on are annou nclpz the birth of an el&ht pound SIX o'.l nce daughter. Regma Dawn. on Jauary 22 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Flo~ d Harrtson, Middleport, Rt. 1, Mr1:1 MarJorie Grueser Rutland , and Mr Rife, U. S Navv Great grandparents afe Mr and Mrs Ernest Harrison and Mu Carpenter, RutLand Mrs. J.,('lha Ru~sell , Bradbur}, and Mrs. ltlfc, Chesh1re Would You Have Liked Arithmetic? We would like to know what parents and teachers in Meigs think of th.e way the thtrd of the three " R's" were and usuallv still are taught National educators. concerned about the ad. vance of tbe.Russaans m the exact sciences, blame our methods of teaching artthmetlc as causing fewer and rewer young peo· pie to spedali:r.:e in matht!matics \ Read the following report, then thmk back into your own ' !l<!lld!>l 4ayw, you ex-pupils , and consider whether or not arithmetic would have been rr.ore attractive if taught in the ~<mod­ -- MONilA Y MEETING The Middleport ,Garden Club will meet Monday ev~ning at the home ot M"' M4f: Roller wath Mr11. 'Walt~ Hal'ri$. Miss Harne Ma'rte Smfth. Mit, ~wpnce Bmg, Mrs Richa1d Gt~l', and Mrs. Ro· land LeVauthD as asslstma: host ern '' way ' It's no news that Russia is beating us to the punc:b in devel· oping sc1enhsts and engmeers on the technologic41 front of the Cold War We're fighting our near-cnticalscianUst short· ace malnly through efforts to mterest high school and college students in science. But one man says this is the wrong way What'a more1 he's come up w1th what might be the answer He's Dr. Howard F. Fchr. head of the Mathematics Department or Columbia University's Teachers College, and president of the National Council of Teach~rs of Mathematics One of the world's foremost mathcmatit 1ans, Dr. Fehr ccntends that indifference to scJence begms much earlier than high school the source. he says, is elementary school arithmetic, the bedrock foundatJOn of all terhnology, And arithmetic 1s taught today with an outdated and thoroughly discredited "rote" system that stifles the two elements vital to lntereot: meaning and en joymenl It's no wonder. Dr. Fehr points out, that the Third 1'R .. is Number One on a child's Hate Parade, 1 . and that this hatred continues when anthmetlc's principles l." we translated Into chemical formulae and laws of phyoics. "f , Last year, Dr Fehr conducted a controlled group experitc ' ment In tho Qfth grade of the Cedar Grove, N. J., Memorial 0' "-• Scbool. Pupl~ In four classeo sludled arithmetic with convenW <tiona! methods; In another four classes, students used an "l!d1-' ,, ucator," a plnt-sltte r.akulatmg machine designed exclusively i' • for school use. At the end or the 41h month pr<!ject, statlsllcs from dally reoorts revealed that the pupils using the Educatof made gains of nearly half an entire school year -In both com. putallon and reasoninR ~ over the youn~sters studyln~ with the old method. What's more, the machine-taught children genuinely enjoyed them,clves. Dr. Fehr's revolutionary method may not be entirely foolpfoof - it"s too earlv to tell But It c1Mr1v demands serious .consideration bv cvervonc ronccrnNl w1th brtm!ing arithmPtic into !he 20th Century anrl turning our shortage of scientists Into dn abundance ' IDITOR'I NOTE· This l1 ... .. . ' • ' '· •• '• '. i• , ' .,•• • , '' f $,~ S1ckn.u and Injun· El<'l'idunt or htlnlth ln,ura1wc payments, lll'd 81DOURtl YOU reCCIVI' It~ rompen'lll tlon for yOU! injury or 11ieknl'ss are exempt lrom tax Sick pay-you may exelude £1·on. your Income up to $100 a week of paY you receive under a pion which eontlnuett your wages wbilt• you are abaent from ~ork bct':lll "..! or Injury or UJneAa There arc !PL't'ial rulei wh1('h show up In the Collowln:;: t''!O IMDies U you aro alck at homo for •even daya Ol' less, lhe pay you retelve m1y not be t'xcluded lrom tour Income It \1 fuiJv tax~~<bl.., unle11 you are ~ospltaJ J r:ed nl l111t pnt ,di!J' o1 your alckllllls ll r,n ,,. bospttall,.d lor "' ·t,lll 0"'1 oda,, you m11y e~tclud.• tht' el!lltfi amount of pay you re· ttlve durina your period or sick neat, up to the 1\.mtt or $100 per w~;~ck, whether you are alek for leill than a week or for many tot • kL Jr you are flltll at home (or n1ore that1 • week wlthoul t:'l't'r bcln1 hoJpltaJizod. the pay you rteelve alter tbe fir1t werk may lw extluded from your ln>;>emc·onc tilth of your wee>kly PD)' but not more than NO for ta ~ h dRy tntaaed if you are on a five d11v week; ona.txlh but no more th1111 lt you are on a 111x ·da~ •eek. It you ar• abnnt from wo1 k be ~lUlie ot injury, ho~pllallzed 01 not, your pay for the entire i>lnr map be l•ft out or your mconw wht~n you tre nlculatlng ynUI taa; •.~tin, up to the •too weeki) l110lt. If )'OU m•lce any claimll under thete provia\oaa, be aurlil to atta ch ll 1tatemtnl to your return \O sup port tbe l!laim DIYidendll·tbe law allow, you ta tJeludt. tbc nral &50 er lf'Sa: or 'ih14etUia you re«l\'cd dur ing :he )fJir It also alJowa }'OU a rrcdlt atalntt your tax, up to 4 per re1u Ol the amou.nt of dividend• above 1110. Cehtra}Jy apeatina:. thoi:!ae htl• ap)ly lO 4lvldendJ ~ld on I~ i!Omllllin pnlorred alock •••.wr >' ~-- --- ••a ---w- - Wide Robert R,_lc I am not Ln the slightest cOD· eerned w1th the moral impllca· Uons of ~ueh a9 the much·dlsputed "Baby Doll" and s1m11ar works b)' Master Tennessee Wllllams. I do not denounce the slack lipp~d morality of all the Erskme Caldwell accounb of low life ln the SoUth You can have WLliam Falk· ner 1r you can read him , which 1 ean'l 1"'· M.blene11. For tbia they deserve J)'m)aijl~, but the by-product 1hould be clinical rather•than lit- erary. -n IJ p0111lble to ll'OW up in the SOI.Ith without a full t-borus of nymphomaniacs, dr~nkarda, Nell'l).lynchen, randy preachers, camp- meetlnga, hookworm, albin· 01, dirty hermitl, old mad women, and idtot relatlvea to form jour early in;~preasiona. But the literary -output of the laat 25 yens wouldn't have It so. The Southern achool of rotten wrltin' h.as become a1 much a cliche 1.11 the private dr-t('C\lve cpmpost heap You know - lh~ "[ mashed my mouth em hers unlli I could taste the lee~h and lht>n I thQ,t her m the belly" sort of wrtting. 1 suppose the cuslomt•rs like it, lUI rhey musl like the houn ' doe under the deta}ed porch, t!lr ty-overalls brand of Southeru stu!f. Ehe peo~le wouldn't keep ' pubJlslliRi It , Having been born and raised m thll vicinity of Wilmington, N C. [ .!iCidom recoanlze any fJettenal typet whh:h are not to be found Jn PhUadelphla or Hartford, Conn. Every hamlet t&aa U1 llhot, 1l11 dole1s charaeten, its slattern, 1ts looae-moraled juvenile But all the South Jan't decadent, all the bouse! aren't falling down Everybody who isn't called Colon· el Massa Boss isn't necessartly a Jeter Lester As a matter of fact, 1 parhelp.ated in very few lynch· mgr. u a child, and never dtd en· jey eatin'·tobacco My rvan arouad [.()uisJann and MusisSippl, Alabama, Tennessee, North and South Carolina have } lelck!d a mfnlmum of what they <'all "SouthPrn realism " I can ftnd more sparertbs m Harlem, more ahllt'l_I'hna;s and cornpone J can flnd, more creakY attics w1th dJI'ly people ln Grecnw1ch Village lhun 111 New Orlfa,ns And certamly vou can fmd bel· tt•r wr1tmg anywhere than the roughage pi od uced by the Suthron , ~ ) s taK on the other $60 On the .$61! mt'luded in lnxRblc Income. he rnn t.1ke 4 cent of ll as eredlt Ht.:IUn~t the flnll amount of tax he nwt>s that 11, he can ~ubtract that 4 1wr cent amount from ht» lax lillhllll\ und pay the remaining laJt owod, Or lake a man and hl1 wl(e, ht> wJth ~60 of ~ivldcnds and she with $40 He reporta $60, excludes teO and pnv lllx on $10, and takea 4 per cent of that SIO a~> eredil ll[ilamKl his totnt" tn She rt'Ptl"fL' Anti uclude,; -~er entl'e Sh~ m~ty nut 11pplf" \l~r unused allow- · anre to hnr hW1band'11 exc:ern. ('\' I'll lhou11h the;. file a JOint reIIH n rttl!'frnent IYitem t~e r. r 1 s corpornt ions Th~>v do not "divuJends • fiH'and l*'f af a Hrlea af 1pnh· to ~o·ealled artleiH t. h•l• t•xPIInn In 1w 1l 011 ·withdrawable ~ 1wings 11 , makl"rt out thlilr feller•! !fO.:ome ro•III IM at l'!avln~ts and loan n >~~ r 1 • ; mn~ mutual snv1n1:s bank!'! 01 ta'( Nfumt. By IUIIILL C. HARRINGTON t lw :1kr. Vetcranm Admmlatr11t 1 :~r, tnsuru.l('f CommlltMI\.- of l"t.rn•l ReY•nve 1] 1v11 h•tHh 011 GI llfe ,.,. ~. re nnt eonsJdert'! J income 1 1 11 0 ' Wtl+ten for Unlte4 Pr••• UP - ,.,••,. WI.SIIINGTON 'itrhl.ri fou are aick or 1njuretl, m· eome from dlvidonds, •nd pem!an 91 . IWOUily pOII'.!Y 1nc Jme ir1• nH Rulijerts whh;h ronlinu,. tn l(IV P Mll:,.yera trouble In riling thttlr federal inrome tax return.11 In thla final article r ~hall try tu anlfwer the most lrt••tu~nl Qu~~ tionA. eues The r.ermr n for teday is that one cf thr!!t! dDy~. when I get to be a big boy, l am go1ng to write a book about the South which is not lillered wtth clay-eaters, lint· headed mill hands, Jdlots ruttintil. Itinerant preachers. juverale delin· qncnts, moron11, Rlntterns, cripples, [reaks. and •olher character11 who don't wash. llve off !l&rdlne!l and soft dnnk11, hang around bus st.atlons, and breed merrily Within the famll} J got utuck wath a paperback the ether day (and I shall not plug 1l by name) which bouted that 11 contained wntlng as reallshc as "Toba•·eo Road,'' and ol d Cald· well clay ealer So It did, and it co~t.alned all the lnaredlonts or lh4! preceding para11r1ph H al&o Coast S.notor, GoYelftor contamcd rv-oat of the ingredients Knowland·Kn1 1ht Alhance of Tennessee Wllhams, Falkner, AIOII• to llock Nixon? May EHocl a Job Swap and the other Southern (~ISI.!Omtorts , .., SpecklJ t~ Central Preaa .taeodaUo~t lith 'po.asible that some of the!le AIIIINai'ON-Wett-bU'ormed Call1omiut aay tha.t Senator Wllll&m F. xnowliUlcl and Gov. Goodwin. J. Knight bat>e en• pcoplt• were born and raised m !lovcnly !qualor and 1t rubbed off t red lftto a pact which could be the chief roadblock in VIce Prest· f ~~he~~~~~- unforwet- d~nt Richard M. Nlxen'a path to the 1960 Republican presidential ~ part of the cost, you may now re no=~·• announcement that he wm not aeek re--election to the ceive taX free the porlt1•n you pni,1 1 t. in 1111 ttlrred lmmedlate apeeulatlon thl.t he would chalIn or paid taxes on. ena lenp Knllht for the Calltomla governorahlp Those are the ~enc1ul Jules for next year. penslcn or annmty meome fur Jnaldere uy no "chali-ce" la Involved. The winch you are not taxable The plan, they malntatn, Ia tht1: Knight wm atep out law also provides rules for the aa govemor, leaving the fteld open for Knowland. amount" on wh1ch you do pJY tax Knight wtll thfln run for the &nate. Aaul[linl' Under certain conditions, tl al· they an IUCCe81fUI, the "'K and K" partnerilhlp Will hliYI jl_,n eontrol ot the Callfomla deleCatlol\ IGWS you :1 crcdJt .•!;tamst your tu The credit Is 20 ptr cent of to lht 1980 Republtcan convention. Thua, they will be In a poaitiOJt. to further YOill' reUremenllncome up to $240 per per1on. Knowland'• upiratlons for the nomlnatlon and to bloek Ntxoal. 'flth whom they frequently bave To be eli&lbla for th1s rredlt, beell~\. o+llln the rou1h. no-hold•·ba.rred wlilryou mu•t h1ve reachl·d HS by thr fare 'pf Jld-.pa.rt.y polttlct In the Golden State. el\d of 1138 untesa you were !1 Tho\lfh Nlxoa may have President Elsen· dvHipu employe~t or fr>deral, stah• :~olo .. ' \lowtr'l taolt endonement. poUtlelana aay It Ia or local Jonrnment. or a mem • ·~~OM hi oould wta the nornlne.tlon If the ber of the armed ror~e~ and aro dt'-tlcJJIIronl !Ita owa •late oppoad him. reeeiYinJ lacome undf'r a publt~ ·Fi~urih~ Your Income Tax fnr 11:.: 1,urposes A few examnles A ~tucki'ohler rer••lved $40 of dlvldt>nd~ l~st yuar nn h1!1 stork In several eorpto • 1 1 nn~ Jl(' rfopnrts this hut need no~ 1.1av lax on II, because the lli'w 11'1~ h1m l'!Xclude u pte $~0 of rllvJ. ,.,,,,, A• l•lht•r stockholder rl'!celvcd $110 til dh•ldcnds He reports the :SilO wdudes tlle first $MI ancl per s•o. l1 S !lavihlll bond,.ll you l'f· port }our Income on the euh ~· ds, yo" do not have to pay tax on the interest until you rce!olvc lt,JI1 th1• l'Ue of ·•E" ~r.ds, that b lbt unUI you caah them ln. and then yuu lump the lnteraat ln with th~ re~t or your Income and pay tht.! tax due on the total l«ltn·ement PlY and annu.11lu fu st, let it be undr•rstood that you owe no f~deral lnCGme tax at all on Soelnl Security benetlta, Rail· road HeUrement Act pensions, Hlterimll oenllona, benefitl to (amlires of vCte~'IDa, or dlaabillLY pay to military personel who have ,,.. hr~!d 1--'ro\·i~lonA WASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS W I I Jt yoU are 85 or older, retire· ment lm:,me, for thll' purpoac of eomputlq your ta" cred1t. lu ehtd" plntlona, annLutu:s mtu: e1t, dJvldench and rent rr you ar• under 85 and are a rell.red a:overn ment worlter. your onlv retircmertt lnenme on which you can •et Iii ~redlt 11 lhat Which you rece1ve under a public retiretnent s,ystem. Jn neltber case doea reUremnt In· tome Include mor.e~· you 11r~t earnin1 now, 1ncl It may be neeeuary to rledutt part of \-Our currert tarnlr\&1 tn htui"'ng out your re· Utement credit. Ont further quaUflcation You or your decelled husband or wife m"at have earner! ltlOrt th"'n $60(1 lb each of t.Ph Yelr! pr\or to 1956 1'he ten years do not hav'' to hEwe been oon,eeul ve Conc.J.\Ldon: I hope this serh J ham boen helpltll Hero ualn Jre ~~~·era • potntl 1vhlth bear repl'at!n~ F1le yo•,• return 111 early as you can Th11 deadhne ll midnight, April 1& Be 11urc you h.tvt. llturl'd y()ur l~x correctly, und have looked hHo aU the anglea wh1ch miY apply to vou and mr.y glvt' )'r'lu a lowrr tax. 0~ job 111 to collect t1vm·y cent of tax whlch hi .nud, but nfl ·nore Late fil1ng or erron c9n makf. It hecusary to chlra:_, you interest for nther kind• ol no tu·rmcnt income are IOmewhal !Ike lh tl~t- for dividend~ You need not pay tax em part It anti yon n'llll ht• 11hle to cl1lm a tax f'redlt ror ~ ome of the amount you do pay LIX on Yf'lu need not be .retlrrd lo oojoy lhe {p IRx h••neiiU," but ln som~ caM('R you must be 6e or oltter C.encrally 11pcaklng, any t"Cmtrl· l1U!Ions )ou made towarda a pen· •lon throuah thf! yean you wflr>J '-'Orklnw: come' b~tck to you tax freo On the other h~,nd, lf your emplo}er foott•d the bllls, you are toxable for the parment• as yo11 1'8ce1vt' them now. llowevt>r, 1f vou paid taxea on the contrlbu· arJanaltifts. lion11 Iiiii he wa1 me.klftJ them ta you noed mote Uliilitancc, c.111 your penalon tuad, or If you paid on )'O:.!t' Jnfltllil )\e~nJe &>rvkt or CHANNEL 3 ..... e ., . . . . CAI'I:'fOI,. IIIlA nMT&GY-Demoeratlc leadenJ plan to t.<el' tbrou&h the House early thll ta tiopll ot atandlftl a better el'lance of Senate appl'Oval later. ..,.. two a.utJ u. c:1..U rll'bb and federal atd to e4uca.uon. The 1ettt.t,.f&lll mto~ tt;i e. .tl[on tatepry becauu Rep. Adam Cl~ l*eWIII. !fitro Democrat ln:.tn New York'l Hulem. haa promtaed to tOI'OI uUon. on hll amendMent to deny atd to any area that ._.,l lattpte tht , . _ In tbelr tchooll. the HOuit dtftattd tbt .cbool biU laa\ year after tackln.J' on PoWi&h t.b\IHment. HGwever, a taraer nuMbtt" or RtpubUcana an .,.et.et~ to vote for It thla year than la.at. and apouort bellevt tl10 1lU1 ~ ,., tbn>Uih'IWti,UQ Jlalll caU tor tbe tehool bill to be lrat and elvll rights ..oo.4 ta the ltouee, but tM two may be tumecl around. tt tht7 ean be "nl tG b" Senate aooft eMUih thil year, lud,e" ~ thq atul.d a lMtter chance of wllhstandlftc a 110uthtm etl'\lltlt tf thl}' &et theft late, there wl11 be more preUUft' to liVe up rather than tb bo\d up othu important leJ1alatton wtUI a timMoniUmlnt aou~ talk-test. ~ ~ em.o~.PP~ &11\111 .,..J .... ce thm e boYI who gol to wr1te dat old South so yoll can jest smell de green mold on Grandma, w1th dat old mockmbird am&in hallelujah m de mortgaged magnolia while Dude bounce~ his ball off de shant}·aldc and Pa marriC.!I .all htc granddaughters PoSSibly we ll'~;e real low-down m the South, from a steaJy diet of rat cheese, gmgcr~naps and corn whisky, maybe we all hate Pappa and Jove Momma, or the other way around, possibly we only ha~e one gallus to keep the demms from fallmg off Maybe it's all true, but through my mouthful of snuU I will de claam that I am well slck and tired of readmg about 1t You bOyl go pick on \he Yankee• for 1 while and Jive us Cl'aekers a rest. (Copyright, 1957, by Feature Syndicate, I11c) LETART FALLS Mrs Sam D1ls and Mrs. Paul North of ParkeJsburg, Mr. and Mn Ervm Gloeckner and Mn. Lela Ripley spent Thursday with Mildred Rfpley of Spencer, W.Va. Mrs George Cummms entertained w 1th a birthday dmner Saturday evenmg for Mr Bob 1\0Y Pres.ertt were Mr. and Mrs George Cummms. children, BGbbie and Eddie, and Mr and Mrs. Bob Roy of Rac1ne llr Everett Connolly is C:OR· valeseing at h1s home rrom serious mjurJes received from a fall in Pomerey Don H Powell, Columbu!l, spent the week end wath hts parents, Mr. and Mr!ii H. B. Powell. Mr and Mrs Roy Pearson aDd daa11hter, Sally, spent Suftday wlt.. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Theiss of Ra· em e. Mr and Mrs Murl Ashley have moved to Clearwater, Florida. Mr and Mrs Earl Shank spent Sunday afternoon w1th Mr. and Mra Early Roush. Miss Mabel E<'ox and sister, Mra. Georgie Rodentser of Newart, Ohio, spent the wee\: end with their brother, Mr and Mrs. Blll:r Fex. Saturday- cMamel Ourrt~ntt C.m"~ Goet 11:00 Fury 'l:OO To School 2:3Q Tt:DMSSM Ernie Ford 3:p!J Matinee Tl>~p; 4:0" Queen F?r A DP 4:4~ Mod•m Romautet 11·30 Cowbty Theatre 12:30 M.. Wizard. 100 Down On The ~~ 130 Wutcrn Featm't 2 30 .NBA Game> 5:00 Comedy Time ~·30 My LUtle Marlfe 1·00 Wild llill ffictot. 4 30 Slate Rai!es at JJ.i~teah 500 .tn Klog 5:30 hoy Ro~ers 600 News 8:30 News Plctuu 8t40 8:55 7 00 7.30 "1 45 8 00 IUO '9 00 bpont Eye Weatheuast Death Valley Days Ecl41e Fiiber ShOw N·BC News Blolldle '~ 8 25 SliD On 8·30 Wfi!Jtern Feature 9 !0 Capt. Mldnl&bl 10.00 Ho""'' Doot1v 10 30 Aunt Dru S¥W li.JO It Could Be You 1·00 ,. 11.80 Tonllhl 13:80 stco Oil Sip On portablt' Motorola television set 7.00 Today whtch she won as a door prize Sat. 0:00 ~Ute Time urda) whli" attendtng the Auto- lb:OO HomE. mobile Show wh1eh was sPQn· 11 00 The P:lice is !titbt sorrd by the TV stat1on u ·So Truth or Conkquencea 12:00 T:le •rae' Dough Publillbed ~very t;Cternoon except Sunday b:t The Ohio Valier Sentinel, Ine., at 1'10 Mfthanil· St. Pomeroy, 0 Business ofrlce phone 398. editorial oifice pttone 397 • WSAZ-TV 11 ·20 :Prett Bol ' Lift tlf Riley On Tti.a1 9:30 Bll SIQcy 10:00 (.;~v~I..IW •I Sporta 10:48 hmo., Fig~ta <:olurnbus .<.;onS"u mer p~ference for lean pork Is boostmg the de mand fur m ~:u l lype hogs amor. g packer buyera, accordln& to ar:. " Obio State University extenSJon marketing i:!pecialut. This Increased demand, saya C C. Bowen, mean& !here ar~n ' t enough meat-type hog1 to a:o 11· round. lit estimates only about one·fiftb or all hogs s:oing to market are of tbe meaHype If th1.: number could be tnciTased to one· ha.l.f, retail stores could be assure1l of a constant supply of top quahty pork eut&- the kind tne consumer -wan\.!1. H1gh quality meat-type hogs tan yield 12 to 14 pounds more Jean meat than over-tat hoga, !!'he prel!ent tendency among aome buyers, Bowen says, as to 1Jurchase hogs on a ''penalty" bas· is. That 18, the prJc:es p.aid reflect the presence of more tardy hogs than meat·types to Ht( lots they If buyers could depend on ¥•'""''~ straight lots of meat·t)'l)e svbstanhal n•tmbers, th~ 'if. 10:00 Tho Line 10:30 Person to ertoa 11 00 N'ew.s , . 11 03 Seannln' the Wttlthei 11·10 The T..ate ~how 1:00 C'•ot..in 9:00 Moroint 10:00 GaiT)' Moore \1:30 S\0'\Ju! n Rlr .. lJlOil VaiJab.~ Lad7 il:oo Sl.ln ll:ta llul&ot Lliht 1:dO Jtatifo'a Jtltchen 1:80 .8-slhe World 1\"" 2::10 Our lftaa Brooks 2:30 Uous~artJ ~= L~l!how t:ll Woilt~ ~:! "'\!.ICIII ~; ttM!t . . ltattter .,a e:M lpotU l!tolrado Wutberma• 7:00 ~ 5.00 Chul'<:h'l Big Sloi'J 5.30 TV CialJiraom 6:00 Air Power 7:30 My "htt~bd FlieD 8.00 Weat Polbt Story - WHTN-TV CHANNEL 13 11.4$ Cartoon Club 12:10 NOOil News 12:Uii :Ne14bbors 12·30 Llber~ee ')' 1:00' Feln-inJne Touch. 1 ·4~ Moyie Matinee 8:00 - AIIOmoon F1lm Festival 4:~ Super Serial Tlme 0:110 MlcP.v Mouse Club "8:ba Olarrnoa Club 8.30 Five Star Fina\ 7:15 Jobn Daly It tbe Newa ~;:: ~~ ~J'eln 1 SO Public belender • 9 ~ 00 1 Led Three Lives _ 9 18 ~JI ~ u Complete Line! Channel13 Fal'lfi'.E(ulpment • R&y Anthony 11.00 News of the 11 ·liS Theatre 13 12: 15 Sip 011 ALSO Saturday 12·59 Sign On 1 00 Mool, M8Unee 4 30 Bible 1jme a·oo Two Gun l'tarhou• 8.00 SatW'day Newt 8:15 SWappln' Slaam~J~..~Dreibo 890 Let'a Talk ·11 7:00 7:'10 9:00 10:00 Eddy AmolJ T!mo FamoUs Film Festlval Lawren~ Welk , ~~!: ~~{r~ 0~ YourThCI'm : en tn'f 1 alter Qt'io Unlvenity, l College, 1nd' Salem Underwood made 'tbe ment af!~ havln& been. nam:d....of three USED FARM EQUIPMENT Lower cost per pound keeps you In business WE ARE THE DEALERS 'FOR DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON Prlcel dawn? Time now to JoVIH!t INti by ulnl S-way crouea baaed Or:ark Jubilee serYed ,rs. WE HAVE A T" )8 Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Cl)ldl VernoJi ~oy 1 Jaebon Coun Norris. Ql' datrymatt w~ named to lbt.: Mn anti Mrs Jtrek Ablea \ ,.fid Sebate ~-t kt_ tile Weat Vlra:inia ehildren of Pomeroy and J..awreD.· ·twli~tJufe ~.ft vacant by tJ1e fl!l· Baller of Nanatit!t.d, spent · • • .sigoatl<m Ofl '*"ad Sa)'n of ltpley week end with tbelr parenll, ~' MeCOf, a rormer member or the 1n<t Henry Balser. , . ~ _ __,_ Ml't. Robtrt IIID •lid oon are lU ~ll' :wjlh IIi. •lld Jllh. Loe lobnat ttlen t10me. ., 1,0n Of Melntng Star. 1 ~. •nd )frs, BlllJ Hill and Mlaa 11dna Cadle, who Ia 1 elllldren IJ)ent Sllftday with her ~· •t!Jf~'I 1 Clialc:\ Pt Plea1parent4. Mr and Mrs Ralph Bad1- 'Ut, ' sP.nJ: the week end J!lth ber parents, Mr. tncl Mn. Fred Cadle. ley, Tll.ppers Plains Mra Erma Wilson apent Bun· -l'tnmt Hl'f'MIIn of Slow and Tired Layers With We Do Custom Grludlng N. 2nd Ave. Mld~leport ~~,L-e{~~P~r-J;N~;Jie;f-·ji'~~·BO::~Sill~n~Of.l~~~:{ · ~~ McCoy Js l:touse of ThUrsday by T Se t p l derwood of W. Va. <lay with Mildred Ripley of 81>""'0 · na e OS McCoy a ~:~~:::~~~~~:; •nd a former llthool cer, W. Va Mn Sam Dils, Mr and Mrs. Y' nderwood two terms in Paul North of Parkersburg 1pent ' Delegates and Wls' ,:;;~~~~ Mrs Thomas tQ.an Thursday from the "Meigs returned General Hoapltal. Mr and Mrs Herbert Shields• and Mrs. Lela Ripley 1pent Sun- IN THE CHIPS NEW LONDON, Conn.-Teen· Juseph Sikorski Jr. disCovpOtatoe chips ®n be costly. told a police co11rt judge that reason be drove his automoon the wrong srde of the road was that be was reaching (or the l»Otato c!tt['!S in a bag on the seat bes1de him. He was fmed $15. Middleport Feed Mill 9 30 Hey leanaitt 10 IK. Gunsmoll:e ' 10 30 The Late Show ;~WHTN-TV I!:M Stcn On \\ Nichola ffi1Dale .. Nichol• breedins provide~ &bt eoablaation of vigorous hnltb. early weight. neeptional liv•blb.., aft4 top fMd eflclency that apeU. low coat per pound on lot after lot. 0a • buyer.. market. th1t CNii be . ID miahty important to you. ,. You'll "keep ahead of the red when pric:ea are low, ready to reap pod prol!ta in l.he montha abe~ NEW HOLLAND WHEN YOU THINK OF FARM EQUIPMENT Think Of Us SteyourVant.re,.Nicbol&oriDdie~ Fulton Btve,..Nichola bateberyman, toda¥· Fleming Hatcheries lteabonYiJle , Weodlfleld • 81. Clalnvllle, • Ne'-vUie, Omo AND Thompson Phone 411 Pomeroy '.!'Ill Otc!III>Ito ~ trQiil;~ .o,U.ft writttn at. the . . ot 12 to the ptatoJa he UHd ln the lllud Wtth Aaron Burr, wblcla reaultt-d In H&nlllton'• ...Ul. JMI\14o<l Iii tile taot ot Halnllton'a lotion, ... he MIMUr... Incl. . Mit wrote to lll wife on. the aw of the duel, declarln• u.at M muM ··expoae my IUe to any extent rather bill ....., Uab like anbUlu." , ft1 mat.m.J wu cathtn4 from the Library ot' COI\Irtll, th1 'rre~M&r71 National Arehlvu and private coUectlon11. It wiU remlla flll-<1111'~ until alter !Allot J>o¥. · 'l'lil>lall • ...... or lncludlftl a lluro o~al por\rlll ~ J!'\"'''l'hmbull, tho 11111' or the ooldler-lltt.-t.ll'l Ute II told. iMtlifol .U11 neotly•poont<l ..In of oftlclol .,........,._, complole Jll•- .. lilt... '. . ' ON ALL /~ Trocton MORRIS EQUIPMENT un Mrs. H. H. Harrison and Mrs HarGld Harnaon and two children of Gallipolb were Sunday guem Kr. and Mra. J. Diehl. NEWS IN FARMING· WEST SHADE v86r ··roilftd utility ••• Kra. M:arpret AUen attended funeral of Mrs. Weber Howell Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Geor~:e Abbott Mra. Mabel Tracy nnd lfrs h1gher analysis of ferttlizer. This same picture hold• true in and daughter Nina, Mr. and Mrs. Kathy PuUm1 accompamed by Re~ anothex type of phoapbate. Tbe WaJI Hellman spent Thunday eve- and Mn Harry Bates and two ground a.w rock pltoaphate whtcb nmg with Mr. and Mrs. Lenar~ sona, vililted the shut ms Tue&da~ has an analysis of 3% available Lanham and famtly, evenmg, smgmg hymns followel.l Mr and Mrl. Larry Roush of by prayer, and presenting them phosphorus and 30 % total phosphorus. Recommendations on this Waverly spent Sunday evenmg With gifts of fruit. Tins was 1n material artl to use three tunes w1th Mr and Mrs. Vugd Roush abservancc of Free Methodist as much raw rock as' 20% super and family. Youth week. j~lr and Mrs Dana Turner and phosphate On this basis 1500 lb Mrs. John Diehl per acre af ground rock pbot children Sh:rley, BiJhe and Jeriy This 1s the season when Iannen phate would be needPd which were Sunday guests of Mr. and Jnd children Karen and Barbar:~ are ordermg and taking dehvery would eest in' the neighborhood of !Irs Will Hedman Nere Tuesda~ callers of .Mr and on the fertihzer they will use m $18 00 for this material. llrs. Dwight Spencer Recent visitors at the RUSJell 1957 If the farmer secures h1s One of the most important Pa1nler home were Mrs. Wdl fertilizer well Jn advance of need, Mr. and .Mrs. W1ll Hedma ·• sources of [ertihzer is produced Mr. ' and Mrs Ralp ~ 1pent 1le1 lman, then he Will be assured of getting Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs the analysis and tne amount that right on the farm m the manure P.amt cr and daughter Diana. Mr John Slmtb of Kerrs Run. resultmg from livestock produc- and Mrs Harry Brown and sons be needs Mr. and Ml'l Floyd Spence .M.r hon To get the most from manure Glenn and Samm1e, Jnd Mrs. Gera.ld V1olet were Sun1t 1s mtertlsbng to note that Jt should be hauled directly from Jay afternoon callen at the Jer,. Mr and Mrs Albert <rl\>ogleir there is a decided trend toward the stable te the land or stored .uc Roush home. and daughters Pattte, Mr and Mr• high analysis fertihzers under cover. Each ton of manure Mr. and Mrs. Eu.gene Lanham and Aver• m the good old days a sack produced equals about J.OO pounds Charlrs Geoglem ~nd son Davy, lfr. and Mrs. Len Geoglcm v.t'fe Sunday callers of tertiltzer frequently contamed o( 10-5-10 fertilizer. ll'd Lanham Jr , and daughle ' :'lfr and Mrs Herner GeogJei.n. less than 8% of plant foed. In the Farmers sllould provide all of ~amala of Parkersburg were Sun r<L•ry To Rc;ush spent Tuesday 1930's: and early liMO's 2-12-6 was day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Len the commonest analysts used tor the materials needed by the crop mght wl(h Lmda Bahr. ard Llinham and fanuly throughout the growmg season :\1r 11nd Mrs Willard Ebenbacl' corn and sm"ll grains. This was Where a farmer removes straw ly Mn. Ruu•ll P•inter replaced by 3-12-12 and this year analysis of 6-12-12 and 4-16·16 are alter comb1nmg to save the mea· ment practices must also be good. dow crop sbedlng the m1nerat ou being recommended. Mo:;t 1\l('Jgs County ~oils show The numbers m the analysis of t.ricnts remaming m the straw per a very low amount of ph.osphorus a fertillr:er such as 4--16·16 means acre equal those found 1n about and are somehmcs low m potash 4% nitrogen 16 % phospher1c ac1d 120 pounds of an 0-10·30 [erh!Jzer EE1ch ton of alfalfa hay removes available ft Js not uncommon to and 16#;., potash. fmd Meig s County soJls With less Royal 4 Dr. Sedan, Farmers are tlsing the hagher about 10 pounds of phosphonc than 10 peunds of available phos. Heater and Defroster. analysis fertilizers because each ac1d and 40 pound!! of potash phorus accordmg to so1I tests. The A 100 bushel corn crop w1D Black Finish, One Ownumt of plant food 1s cheaper m potassmm available may range tn er. the higher analysis and because need m the neighborhood of 140 the poor area With 76 to 125 Jbs. smaller quantities have to be ap pounds of nitrogen, 48 pounds oJ potassiUm avallable per acre. Aft. phed to provide the same amount phosphorus and 114 pounds oJ cr legumes are grown, however, potash. of plant nutrients. The simplest thill ameunt of potassium usually No pl~:~nt can use all of the decreases, unless replaced with example of th1s is round tn the phoaphate fertthzers because that plant nutrients in the soli so ad mineral fertilizer , mvolvet only one plant food ma- dJtlonal nutrients must be presenl Farmers have been m the habit terial. A 20% phosphate fertilizer In order to get the maJ:imum of applying fert.Lhzer 10 rate1 of UJ to sell in the county growth Some reports indtcate that 250 to 400 pounds per acre with $75 00 per ton. U we crops are about 60% efficient 1n both corn and wheat, but have price by the percent the use of phosphorus and 40 % frequently fleglected te apply ldof phosphat(! we find that the m the use of petasb. Acoordmg dltlonal fert1hzer to alfalfa meadunit price for phesphate in the lo tb1s then it is necessary to ows whtch produce yields nearly 20% !erUhter wUI be $2 00 per have four tlmea as much phos. as high as eather corn or wheat. unit, while if you buy the same phatc m the soil as the plant will Th.ia is one of the neglected appJIfertilizer in the 49% analysis 1t use. cations of ferhhzer which will pay The heaviest application should a farmer dh•1dends. coats $U3 per unit. A 62'/t> phoaphate is also avail· be put on the more responsi~ Det~~;Jied recommendations are able wbieb ,sella for slightly less crops. Fertilizing for a new mea available m ExtensiOn Bulletin per unlt than the 49% phosphate. dew or mamtaining permanent 346, Fert1hzing OhlO Farms or bl In future y.,ar1 it ls expected thi! pastures on old meadows b verJ a new bulletin 357 to be relea&ell may be available lrom eommerc1al beneficial. Tbe yields or ·meadow during February These may be craps can be kept high with prop- aeeured by contacting the Exteneompaniea. Other manage- sion Offica. Wben we figure applications of er equivalent amount of ferhhzer our common recommendations on permanent pasture ia 500 pounds of 20?'~ super phesphate . At that rat!' the cost of applying the 20% m:aterlal will be $10 per acre. We would get the aame amount of plant food by applylng 204 pounds ef the 49% matenal, V-8, 4-Door Station Wagon, 'Radio and Heater Power which would cost $7.65 or a sav· Glide- White Wall Tires El<tra·Cjean. One Lo~al Owner ing on the price of the material alone of $2.3&. In addition to this there would be the saving of truckuJg, handling and applymg the 296 pounds of matenal which E Main St . Pomeroy would not be needed with the C. E. ll•kHIM County Atricultu.-.1 Apnt L1beral ff'rtiliution of farm crop.s boost both yields and m come. Farmers who have good crop yields and good Jivestoc~ production have the highest m comes. Good yields call for liberal use of fertiliZer& year after year International" 300 ~ .,...,Get better perfannance, bigger Au..JOII capaCity from your barves:t:ing equipment witb the Interna. tiona! 300. Notice how c;Dm,... pletely independent power takeof! and TA (torque amplifier) help you match your power and speed to crop c:orulilions. Check all the other features that make the 300 lops in lbo utility field. Ask us for a free demoDStration.. ADVANTAGII ................... :-·· ;: ., ··~-=::· ·~ -•.............. · .......... .,.... ........... ..... <•- ·-- $1395 ~en<i.•'"x"'ecu'tlh~ .... • QJOmO<I we.. ~CarrofJ Ca,sto 'bl BE FOXY •••• :ORDER NOW 1956 Chevrolet Station Wagon · ·· ·· · $2495 J"onea eariller Jovernor that he beeause of the The same reason tbe resi_Jnatlon 0{ POMEROY MOTOR CO. ................ • We Can Fumlall You With PELLERD OR MEAL , WIT# PIIOV/t:O 3-12-12 Hll-20 6-U-12 12-12-12 The Sign of Quality CH/Qif ITAiffM 0 *Nitrate -Book Your ~ loiltor Tile l'od.,..IUI author ta nplltW Clubs 14th dJ&trw=t. w1U be held Saturday, Apnl 27 at the Ohto Avlcullural Ex.perim"nt atatior. club ofhcJ.ab have 'lnr.ouneed. DANDY ...,BUY I He•,. la a chfek alart.,. Jltal wiU ..rocie&'" "\oou. bOy eblckl to a ltettft. lllttr trowial' ,_.o4 ...............Oft• Faafarl cOatalna; ''Prop1t7l ... a aptdal mlx ol ut• mal fat malerla1a. n Ia pi'Otela rlch. willa 1- •'f.h YIIAinla collliiiDI au ·~• • .,.. apeclnihl a-.tlblollc to alavr oil ,....... aad protnt powtll. dlt amallav facll about Futart Jrom your P..cwlco Dealer. To rocll:et ""'' eldck 'Prolll te • aew Jdah ••• lOA..t fu aM bM •UJl iba. uYaJ.. Get PROVICO MilLING t;, FEED CO. SEED AND FERTILIZER ·NOW $-111-10 B-16-16 10-111-10 0-24-%4 *Phasphate *Patosh Available In Straight Materials FOR AN F.O.B. PLANT PRICE CALL Us SPRING ~ ROOI"LA.-Alexander Hamnton 1 wbo had more tbn 1 ill ih*fl t( ~\lbltl WhtD he wa.a alive, la JttllftJ' belated J')Ol'Uiie&• UMl \bll ,_, from the ftcltnl department he more or leu l'ouftded. . 'Tbl 'tniiUI1 departm•t hal brou&ht out a dlaplay ot prlttlMI hlltorlcal material obaen'tftl the btee.ttnnial o1' the blrth of H&mll· tGn. ltl ant teeretaey. DEMONSTIATION Woo~;t er The ~p r. n g ' flower !.diow or lhf' Oh io AssocJahon of Garden ,;!•••••••_!. Growers wall attend bot.b labor&· tory pertods and lecture aeasiODI On the evemng of Februuy 19 growers will attend a banquet i!l the Adminiltrallon B•ulding When Raymond Sheldrake of Cornell Untvennty wtll speak on research w1th plastic greenhouses A rou'Dd table discusston on the same top:c wlll follow wlth Oh11 Bpeelaliab the problems mvolved. Reg1!>trat10n for the shorL course wiU begm at 10 a.m , :February 19 in Gourley Hall on the station Cb.mpus. FREE Tha year'» show u planned 11 1 a spec11l event in cooperatiOn and Krt. Helen Darby were recent 'Nltb the Oh.io JlltiO!'I'I Dtamond gueda of tbe1r brothtt Norman Jubdee )ear and will feature talk.;, Schaefer and wife and called on de!llOrstraU(lnJ and eY.hJbits on all their brother Doc who u a pat- pbasea Ctf flower ifO'Plng ient m Holzer Hospital. All progranu, lDcliJdin£ u!t1 Mr. and Mn. CWford Jacobs bits and flower e.ntrtes ()f club and aon J..tk ipeDt Sunday m members, wtll be lb&ed In tbe: Columbua. atation's new serviCe buildmg at the east end of the campus. {)()on Mn. Avanelle Brown and Mrs Wlll open at 1 p m., EST. COJ'a Rtna.baw were Athena va.· tora one day tbe put week Stahon lpi!CWiJt and tbeir torKr SammJ t..ewb and family acs scheduled for the IJf1111er tbov· were Sunday cue.U of Mr. and proRram are, R. B. Nelswander, lin. O..Ulo AileD. "Jmpor..ance o[ Timel:.· Spraymg " IDd J4n. Pefty Peoples H J Medenk.J, "Garden sona and 1 "'"''" on Mr. and Mrs Pearl Ja. FertihzeR" and llichard R. I>avb, AND SUPPLY Mr. and Mrs. John D1ehl "Your Lawn" The atation'l new \ Satm,!ay e~~tning. l'lloae color movie, "Jletter Uving Thro. Pearfst. ...... lin. Dorothy Dilley, l8 belpmg ugh Agricultural BeJweb,'' wall Kn:. Pearl Jacobs with .her houu be ahown at 8 p.m. worlL during the 2-da.y event. Subject matter wtll mclude Ju' ghalt'l o( growing and marketing green· house a-ops, with particular em· phasis on tomatoes. ·rwelve &ta bon and Extension Seo ·vice speciR· hsts will ~~erve as instructOJ's. MASTERMIX EGGLAC PELLETS 6 30 Golden Pla)'boWJe 7.00 Beat lbo Cloell 7 30 Bute!atl.een 8:00 Jackae Gleason Sflow 9 00 Gale Storm Show 7:11 Dllurta. Edwarll 8 10 PIAJ"huu.ae of Stara 9:00 -Mr. Arbms & li:ve 8:30 Hi1hway Patrol ..,... ~ 1 Spring Flower Show Announced For April 27th :Mrs. Erma Neuton and famJiy Keynote speaker at Lhe openinl) session wlll be W. E. Krauss, auocu.te director of the Ohio Station Krauss wdl speak on tbe topic, ''The lmportance of Nutntion 1n the Consumption of Veceta.ble Crops" I ':00 l'llo 1111 Pat9. Mr and :Mr._ Lou Dleh1 I JK'nt an evenm,: Wtth h1a 11ster M r~ Lona koeeher o( Cbestkr recen tl y Mr. Wyatt Schaefer and aon David were Vteekend guestJ of biJ parent.a,. Kr. aDd )1ra Norman Schaefer. Wooster-A 2 day ,;hort course for &rowers of • greenhouse Yf'i&:• etable crops will be offered at th'; Ob1o AgricUltural Experiment at3· tlon February 19 and 20, official$ 1 have :mrJounced. On 9.01' Life PI\ tbe l'aflD. 9:30 Capta1a Ra...~aroe 10:30 MishiY '!lou"' 11:00' Lurky 8 ll•och 11.30 Tales of Texq RanPn 12:00 Bill Top ' 1:00 The LoD.J 1.30 Jr. 'Jown 2.00 National lc& 4'15 Tnw.n. Countn 4.30 The P.it Plctun' I 2-Day Course Is Announced For Vegetable Men Saturday- Channel U.IS Love of Lire 12!SCI Sear<) lor Tomorrow Attendanee It SUnday Schoo! January 20 .. 72. Mt and Mn Ball Davis were wet'li:end KLit' ilt of her pou-enu ! Mr and Kn. P. J1100b1. spec1allat be!Jeve¥, th cv would be morv mclined lo buy on merit. WAKE UP DULL APPEJTf.ES WCHS-TV Ch.-nne28 LAUREL CLIFF Only AFew Identify Mystery Farm No.6 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. I, 1957-3 Meat Type Hogs In Greater Demand 'Now As Consumers Ask}'or Lean Meats ll·QO News Bei411Dfl 11·15 WqtLReast 8:~ • I • WSAZ -TV Cho_n,;.el3 Friday went to Huntm&ton Thursd:ay and vtstted TV station WSAZ wbere advertW~ ..' TELEVISION GUIDE TELEVISION WINNER Mr and Mrs. Gerlld Anthony DIVOTIID TO Jl(TERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA texJ • Daily Sentinel Day Book T.he Daily Sentinel ' i -.'• ' We Have A Complete Line SEEDS •cLOVERS •ALFALFA •TIMOTHY AND ANY OTHERS p. MEIGS CO. Rt. 124, Mluenvllle laek Corsey, Mgr. PHONE 98·308 POMEROY, • ' OBI~ �, nthers, Jackets Meet Evenly Matched Opponen ' DeUrleiiiiDel. Pomeroy-liliddleport, 0 , Fob. 1. 1957 ' • • • • By Alan MIMi Purdue,---;:;~~;;-~ - -Middleport Looking For Stron.d 1'in Clash 1n Vital Bl.g 1'en Game The ~ S l"'f"'ll:._ CHI CAGO l P !ll inois and Purdue. two growing menace• t9 Ohio Side 's 81 g Ten basketblfU lt>a·JI"rshir da:.h tonl() rrow in em• uf fou r ro11 fcrenre g.lmes. • ' Here; Pomeroy Travels To Lo§an Floor r 1/ u.Ji.& CQunt.y's SBOAL contend- I beaten banuner soP4 • "HEAP BIG BUYS" Colton FLANNEL SHIRTS Reg, 2.95 to $1.99 I SLACKS 3.951 Reduced 20•;. Flannels, Gabs •· Tweeds ALL TOPCOATS Replar $34.75 . ' to $45.7$ URBAN JACKETS 20% ,, $24.95 I-LOT SWEATERS V and Crew N eek Keg . $6.50 $5•95 to $8.95 SMITH CLOTHING ' 111 If. IDd·A"'. i Pro Grid League Studies Salary Hike, Changes BY According to Ji,n\ 'j'h,ite of PHS ll:lit ~ 15 player&dn seorlnf. followlng :J'rtedenmaker anc&;Morgan In 10 S.EOAL game• ~ 'l•v•r & Tllm · 1 Paints •1:1- Bi ! h op, At h ens 162 E. Johnson, Jackson 159 T. McQuaid, NelsomiUe 159 ' JIDl Bowles . Middleport 15::1 A. Buffington. Pom@t'oy 147 T. John8iln ·P omeroy 144 John Sisson .P omeroy 143 Dlok Potta Wellston 143 Tow Smith Athens 136 W. Dicken, 'l..OJln 135 G. McConkey, Athens 118 M. Walton, WeliBton 118 Ed K~atlng , Nelsonville ll7 J . Thomas Gallipoli1 113 J. Walton' Wellaton 102 ' ,\ little remarkable is the bunching of Pomeroy's three top scorers in the 7th, Dth, and 9th positions, each with an averqe of 14 plus DQints per game. This speaks well lor the bahmce of the Panthers. ' PHILADELPHIA UP - The National Football l~ague, its play. er draft completed, moved into It~ miclwintrr business sessions today wi!h lhe propo ~;ed program of the new players organ ization , rule chan gPs, expansion and schedu.Je consideration .on the agenda. The 12 ml•mbe'r clubs drafted a lola! of 312 playNs Thursday, completing its S£'1ertions started last Novllnllwr when 49 hopefuls wel"e tappNI for future play among tht~ rugg£'d pru1. Commissioner Bert Bell planned to present the players' program, ~~~ kinr,:: a $3.000 salary minimum fur drafted nlnyer.~ anoi an injur)' chmsl", to the owners Cor eonsld. eration, and dght dties were hopeful that the lengue woold ex· pand to a 14 elnb riheuU in 19G8. s. CHICAGO UP . Sugar Ray Robinson. aging but ~~~ lbborn, said he plann.c d to "correct" ~orne selladmitted mistakes ·tn the fight in which l1e loot l~e middleweight tllle to Gene FulLmer and the cor· :·ceting wotJld be done at Full mer's expe,ae, New Strong Men Emerge At Top Of Front Office WASliiNGTON UP- F~l Cl!lel J. • Edgu Hoover's one-time -candidat• for hasobal! commla&i.oner emerged today as the t~~trona man of t-he Wa,1hlngton basebaU Ckvb'll reorJanl.led 'li-lrec:torate:. ·- ·~ · The Uttle. man (5 feet, T~ lncbel) 'with the big voice la C. LIMA. 0 . t1P .- Midrlletown continued to dominate play in the Greater Ohio League today, leadIna: In both offensive and dtfiDslve illpartmenu. 'f MEIGS MOTOR. COMPANY ROBERT PERRY, Mgr. Phone 1923 Middleport ~ ti4J reai.&:ned from rt,e lineup ia expected to see ·tutmao aod Wildermuth tbe equa,d~ a.t .fq,rw.,.-.dl. Johnson at center, Aaron 8u.ffinston and John Sisson at gqards. MIDWEST Xavier, Ohln 102 Loyola, M.d. 76 .Cincinnati 78 Toledo 63 w•sT Denver 69 Utah State 68 ot Utah 88 Colorado A&M 80 Montana 84 Wyomln& 60 Phone .388·Y ' With SJ!ring traln.We month awaf, blr le•tue P"U'~ were beelnning to fall Into wholesale nu.mben today 1 tbe ted Press reported. The WashJn~:ton Senators. exampl~. :announced t~c ~lll>lflJ(Qi six pllu:ers at one r.lip CIE>ve!11:ld A:l.d Kanus Cit)' each, · and so on dow!) thelln'e'. ROAST ' HOT WATER · LEWISTON, Me. - Two .Wgs were ~et on fire within weeks here when tbe sun•s shone thro~ght. two different of water lgnitina: tbe sidea st.ructuYes. . MOORES · I ... ;, - . Pomeroy Ohio See It- T(ijfay SERVICE CENTER _? 1955 . CIIVIOlf:r .. _, .... " ·:..-- ". --- ·~ Local Owner - Like •ew - Good !iief. - V-8 With Over DJI~~e - Heater and Radio .,;;., Seat llN.OX IN SERVICE UP • SANTA MONICA, Calif. Ronnie Knox, former UCLA football ~tar who is being sought by both the Chicago Bears of lhe Na· tiona! Football Leagu~ and the 'Roronto Arganaut::. of the Canadian Big Four Footb.all Union, begins sjx month& activ{' duty with the N<~tioncd Guard on March 1 at Ft. Ord, Callt orr,.._e ..... . are . *M!ETING HOTEL MARTIN Phone 398 ST. MORITZ, Switco.rlar.d UP Twenly·lwo erews (rom 12 countries incl uding two sleds from the United States, offielally have hcen entered for next weekend's bobsled world championships Jn lhe draw for positions made Thu.rsday night, the Unitctl States team drew the sixth and eighth positions . FR!!E · IMiaQltlaa For All . • *Po•senger Cors - American and National League baseball of. fieials wilt meet in s~oparate sessions Lo<lay to discuss raisi'ng the pre.~c nt minimum snlary frbr.l. :!;6,000 to $7.500, a prOIJOSal tlwtl \.he players haw• b<'en wol'king on ror mure than a year. Tod~~~ ·. .~. U•td ; ~ar Spetialr-r POMEROY'S BEST' . 1955 Buick Special · · · .. . · • · $2195 . POMEROY MOTOR CO. •USE YOUR CREDIT •OPEN AN ACCOUNT E. Main Si. •ONLY $2.00 DOWN Pomeroy I!IIW ·~K A Studebaker-Packard exclusive so good other cars will have to copy it! It'alike having two engine.• in one-an economical engine lor normal driving. and, when you want it, a super-poweresJ engine for aoceleratioo.,t.: for safer passing, hill-climbing and l;igh altitude operation. ll''>Y. ' 'f. • •• . ··'-!:o ..., . ~· ' N. 2nd Ave, Over 1Q85. Ser\ricemen ' ' ,. ' • KARR ·& VAN ZANDT· W, IL\IlY ST. PBONI 48$ . • - I -- • , '"' Robert Perry, Mgr, Dana Murray Dl'na Weber Murray bas successfully cOmpleted tbe fb'sli ~base or basic military trainiog at. Lackland Air Foree Ba~e. San Antonio, Texas. He is the aon of Mr .aod Mrs. Dana L. MWTay of Pomeroy, and Is a graduate of tbe Pomeroy Hlzh School, Clasa of '56. tiRIIAL TALl Previoue to hls enUstlng he was IUN.GIIAlfTON, N. Y. - Ao It · employed a!i a meat cutter f<tr the Evan's Store l.n Middle~t. year"!~~ fqUtb, qto.eatjoned I~ 1He is now continuing the second hos~ll-- &Lout •• accident pbue at Lackland wheTe he will Ilia m..qtqre)'tlt, admitted to be _.tationed until cOIT).pleti~J,g ba· he ~ol lk,epse plates l••....,.klul biele "fllom a box of u• ole tralnlne. Alrm~ .,. ~- pOIJlefOY FfOS h Defeat poin.t PleaS311·t FI•ve . loud." s~~~ n•s !he tii{.« I "'===========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~lf l• Sllp.t>Jcbarger pouring 24 HOUR pressurized fuel-air ml.x!Uj'e in!Q th~. enpe. Servile You can see )low much more power the supercharged engine hu In reserve for Instant acceleration-at any spced-wht~B yqu ~it. stu,dents of tbe Juoior an!l Sea- ior Hi&h School iu Pom,eroy were treated to a basketball ~;~~.enn· · Thursday afternoon durinJ 4 joint as:~embly when the Frelhman ca1e team edged -Point Pleasant Fre•t;.men 43-41 . Rilly Wilwn, younger brother of [ormer PHS great Bob WiitOJt, was bi~h for both teams wHit 24 points. Clll'l'ently ranked the No. 11 high Rhool team in Ohio' by the United Ptes!l board of collehes, the Mlddle!l are averaging 88.1 f,olnta per game In seven \oop victories tht't seaeon. Middletown abo has Riven up the raWest pointa to opponents, allowln.c oolv G7 .3 per eame. Tlae Middiu .bave an overall record of 13·0 this INIOn and l 88-() rteOf'CI over the ~~- two-and-a-half yun. Studebaker-Packard COBPOBATIOit ~~,~()(J(M/,lu&-''· ROOMS Of ., ,. and • I $299.00 BAKER Day Phone 8104 ' FOREMAN and ABBOTT l!IILL ST. APPLIANCES MIDD"'PQJlT Preston Motors, Inc. · I o.n.e ••, Ill IAKU •• s. Srtl 4ve. , ! New,..,..., .. j roa TOWING TOM R·UE .MOTORS j"' ' • MEIGS MOTOR CO. Today, only Studebaker-Packard brings you an engine with a built-In super' charger which has h'"" tested and proved in service, Already, its high efficiency and remarkable performance have shown it to be the power plant of the future. Here, graphically, is proof: The acceleration curves shown on I this chart were obtaiJ>ed. by plot• ting miles-per-hour againSt time, in1 oecon<b. The solid line shows the pclf~ce of Studebaker's super• chtrged~ Hawk. The dotted I .I line is the ~ CU1'Ye, (~ I.."'I the 11verage Au!erl<lan fllmlly sedan. ill N otl~. ~' 'Jpui:h IIOeJI!'~ the n ''9'C' We ore pleased to relate that Mr. Donald Stivers is now a member of our orQan· izction in the capacity as assistant monager. I l'e,!ulf ofibe ~ · $219$ S5T PllltAi)ELPHIA UP -For the fifth straiglit. yc!1r in 1958 the National ··F.~tti:ili League hung up a. aew attend:a.nce mark. A. total of z.Ml~· r~ ' ~,»aid to watch the loop's. ~2 ~am. i.n action for a lCAiD of , 19,427 or 1.17 per eent Announcement BUILT-IN SUPERCHARGER! •~ "" . fl"'t Holiday, . two-ton~ . gray d~-~ite: P~( steering,.tnakes, winctowS-~:seor: Hy(:!i&'!' mot i.e driYe;: radio and hef.tel'Wfiite side,wqll tires: Real !~harp: · ~; ' '' Hardtop 4 Door. Beautiful 3 tone Green finish. Whitewall Tires, Low Mileage, Dynaflow, Radio & Heater. $14·95 up "'" ,,,. - 1954,- ·o ldsmobile * * * * * ·· S·Star Buy e You Cboooe Material and Clllor i MAY RAISE PAY NEW YORK UP ~ *PARTY U. S. (REWS ENTER " StJ'QDJi:." POMEROY MOTOR 1:. 11111111 ilt. . ff8Ur ne;rt or NEW YORK U'P - Outspoken Frank Lane of the Cardinals said today the only answer to the Y.!ln· kees' supremacy le baseball legis· lation wh~Ph would help the "weak" catch up with the " lb. See for yourself-test-drive a supcrche.rg,ed Cotden Hawk or on.e of the Packard Clipper sedans or sta!ion wagons at yolll Studebaker-Packard de8ler's todoy. Middies Hold Edge On Ohio's Cage Preppers • H.... &n. is a noted Waahlngton tax lawyer and flnan· clal bralntruster Cor TV star Arthur Godfrey, former Notre Dame football C(!lilch Frank Leahy, ac· trflsses Dorothy Lamout and Mar· lene Dletrlcb and others. ltGQODYIAR •GOODRICH tootb,ell, Lane Says Laws N~ded To Stop Yankee's Hold dium. l-7:10dt 10 Ply ... .... .. . .. .. $50 Bob Eastman iJ expected to again start iu utne of Junior Hawthorne, w~• real interest is Bowie• is the main scoring threat but close behind him are Junior Kennedy and BQbby Nelson who can explode for a bunch of ·bucketa an)' time. Sugur Ray's outline or his plam for }'ullmer followed .. n announc('. ment Thursd~ by Ja n~l'~ D. Nor. rls, president of the lnttrnaUon<~l Boxing Club, that the two would meet April 24 h) the ChicaiO St!l· 4-IOGdl .... 127.50 ea. - Uor $100 1-7:'-11 . " " ...... " . " . f%2.50 1-7:...11 WSW . 125 ea. - 4 lor $90 ~:ltKlt ..... flO ea. - 4 lor $32 ._.,"--I . .. .. .. . . .. .. . . . $20 eo. ._.7tltll WSW Tubeless ....... '25 IUneu and have a few days of prtctlce under their belts. The Ptntbers won II squeaker from G.al)f,~Q)j.a .g.43 last Tuesday nlgbt b_.ert u4 i1 is hoped, have regained theil' conndence. Big Jim Sugar Ray Says Fullmer To Help Correct Mistakes SOUTH elij:'b. na.. emerged from the "50" jinx, SCQJ"• ed 71 points, but &till lost 71·89. 'Tbt way baseball'ii rules QIU, tw~ Coach Dkk ftrttoo iild this Duke 72 M.ary land dO 00 mwnina his boys bave fully re- Louisville 88 Miami, covered from luJ ~It's seige of Wake Forest 73 Virglnia 58 sel up now. where 111 club can keep title to a ph:tyer seven years and still not givl.! him a chance to play Middleport has only Jim Bowles in the majors, a team like the the lanky ce nter in the top 17 Yankees stand!! to benefit most," scorers. BowleH Is in excellent Lane said. position to challenge the four "['d like to see legislation players above him u.W.r Frieden· passed that if a player has put maker. He ha1 little chance to in fpur yt-ar~ in the minors and catch the Rocket ace. Nobody has . thPn isp.'t kepJ on the major Each boy has four game.11 to league roster of the club which play In league competition. This owns tillc to him, then all the ~an · e'll:perl8 considerable jockey. other cluiJs would have a chance mg to ·g o on between ''thlrd and to buy his c('lntract." 12th rinnkini players. A)J 91"e withIn wbout 1ft points of Uch other. A hot or cold niJht for any one of them rould change the final stand· Jngs radic.Jlly. Leo Do 0"'oy. He Spring's Nearing BASKETBALL Brings Signers EAST era ,. iA IQIJ>III ..enl! mal<ho4 for a IMIUo tbol cou_l~ w• th• oqpoDeota tontpt in "n elf'Qrt. tR teams for to...nh place if 'he Pan- Sl ,Jo~, N. Y. 71 .,i~burgb 70 better t»iT stM4Att wiU) only thrrs lo~te. Pon:wroy is 6-4 and St. Peters 81 Siena 60 loW" umu left lA tbe rr1-;: "·t ds the wi.JI tR st.a>' in mathe- Te~e 87 Qej.aware 57 ~aaQ.D plu. -· al)caJ eont.JIQ.IioiJ ~l:Jiod. Nelson- Br11w1 M H&rvard !Ill ot vi.IJ~ and AtAtAI wb9 have been Rhode Island 1 100 Maine 60 Mld'dleport'J. C~ l'joii!D Swack· WRUld Uuow ,lk>wln ~•DPf<b', MQnii, Hf,ndy 'I he RucJq:.yc~ then•selycs wert aod Ne150n at tbe Jae~n lroq· itlll· lll"d l'lU~ in no immed1ate dan· men here. The Jat:bqa club iJ 2;-8 4er of be111;,: d1slodgeJ from their' on the season bu.& it ll fnab from \oft~· !)Nch or six wins and ono. an upiet 57-M wiQ over Pvmeroy Gary :e'fiA4elfiJP0., f11. Wellston lo~~ no n1atler who wins lhf' lllloi· last wee(f.. The Pan-.bert bid beal) iJ far out 1D tront ln the SEOL Ruii J·Lllilh r battle. ~in&: r~ with 281 tQ_ints over wt-a.kened from a "u.t with Uu. For C'IIJth Floyd Stahl's B!J$/kr hlJ ntxt rival. Gel)e ICorJan of The Jacketa, 1·1. bold cmly a l1'e ere·.~ the danger ro mes M9A· toiM wltb tto poiDU trails the victory over GaJ.Iigoljs, 83-&G, on t.!ay r11ght v, htn it travels tq sha.r~r from W.elWRD. Jam~ary 8th. 'l'._i bt.n had an Champaign, Ill. , to mef't the nliD.! fOJ! Pri.ecba~~., au ,11 shoot· af[liction tor st011QC ln the mid· And lln- J!linois wi n .\h·nday n_,\t ins ~ 1 a&l ave..._ JJI,r outtna:. die 50's, loiin1 I!IYU"4) by close wou ld <'nd the Buckeyes' reign O;l JJfi ba.d at .ll in lDJjrlfaaue UD· mu1ins. Big Ten ba sketball :lr.d tUJQblo leo! It loll.,; Ia Wto l,10 and They !oat to Nelsonvi1h 74-58. ~hem Into se<"ond plaN! . uee• tba dijnk t1KJt. rq~li\JI.& a t.o Athens 58-.56, to Pomeroy No In mi'eU 11g Illinois tom!lrro:.; apft o.ne-b1Utdlr· ~ a~ 70, and to Welbton 5-71. A· niE ht the Boilermakers Will be Un." ·the .slOt and Ia dealf1y wl lt. gainst Wellston a week ago they cit>rdogs ant:: in seart:h of lhei:' f.fth conference win against one Jr,.ss an early season setbaek l;y O~io State . Srhula s ti~ troubles plai(ue both l'inois aPri . Purdue. . The Boiler.h n,12kcrs w1ll he p1~ymg Wlt ou· ~uard Harvey .Auslm, a depend~· ,)!J.l .>cort:r, Wlls~n, a lop subsh· u t~ ~nt.! L~.o ~e . mutb .. 1 h" Jlhn 1 s l'lq!l:h ·sco ·•ng Georg, ~ 'l 1n SJ ~ Ie will be playing in the •· "sl of his two last aames. A low mark in soclo!og) has barred him f_:om competition aft~:>r th~ Oh10 ~tale game. Jw.li,u1<1 and Iowa wU! slart the : ontrrt:nce action at Iowa City h , 1n arternonn gAme l.o be earrl€•J nn the n.ido\o·~.:st televi~1nn net· work 111 other games Michigan 3· 1 is at !t'linnesota 2·3 and Mlchlgan State 2-3 at :.;-utthweb:l·rn 2·!1. Tile Panthers iQ to l4aa~ (5.-5) Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 1, 1957-3 Umited time offer-~ · 1-¥ introduction to tho besr.woarlntr l!eotlooling olinnMWare made with d!ll!~ square in "" flrelo design! Aclvl!llrl!*'\ anteod against breakage.• stafo In . l", dish-shor's !:tallest water! Pour colors j ShoU Whit,, 11c!n 11011 Pink, TutqiJIOII·i~ ~ Yellow. Place s~ng ~~la"\ , plate, ..... dessert dtsh, cup .... "'~' . ·~ fi!IIJJ\I ......IItttl in....,. ........ . t•sAuattll • • • ~. ' '. r ·PU.U .sntlkts �, nthers, Jackets Meet Evenly Matched Opponen ' DeUrleiiiiDel. Pomeroy-liliddleport, 0 , Fob. 1. 1957 ' • • • • By Alan MIMi Purdue,---;:;~~;;-~ - -Middleport Looking For Stron.d 1'in Clash 1n Vital Bl.g 1'en Game The ~ S l"'f"'ll:._ CHI CAGO l P !ll inois and Purdue. two growing menace• t9 Ohio Side 's 81 g Ten basketblfU lt>a·JI"rshir da:.h tonl() rrow in em• uf fou r ro11 fcrenre g.lmes. • ' Here; Pomeroy Travels To Lo§an Floor r 1/ u.Ji.& CQunt.y's SBOAL contend- I beaten banuner soP4 • "HEAP BIG BUYS" Colton FLANNEL SHIRTS Reg, 2.95 to $1.99 I SLACKS 3.951 Reduced 20•;. Flannels, Gabs •· Tweeds ALL TOPCOATS Replar $34.75 . ' to $45.7$ URBAN JACKETS 20% ,, $24.95 I-LOT SWEATERS V and Crew N eek Keg . $6.50 $5•95 to $8.95 SMITH CLOTHING ' 111 If. IDd·A"'. i Pro Grid League Studies Salary Hike, Changes BY According to Ji,n\ 'j'h,ite of PHS ll:lit ~ 15 player&dn seorlnf. followlng :J'rtedenmaker anc&;Morgan In 10 S.EOAL game• ~ 'l•v•r & Tllm · 1 Paints •1:1- Bi ! h op, At h ens 162 E. Johnson, Jackson 159 T. McQuaid, NelsomiUe 159 ' JIDl Bowles . Middleport 15::1 A. Buffington. Pom@t'oy 147 T. John8iln ·P omeroy 144 John Sisson .P omeroy 143 Dlok Potta Wellston 143 Tow Smith Athens 136 W. Dicken, 'l..OJln 135 G. McConkey, Athens 118 M. Walton, WeliBton 118 Ed K~atlng , Nelsonville ll7 J . Thomas Gallipoli1 113 J. Walton' Wellaton 102 ' ,\ little remarkable is the bunching of Pomeroy's three top scorers in the 7th, Dth, and 9th positions, each with an averqe of 14 plus DQints per game. This speaks well lor the bahmce of the Panthers. ' PHILADELPHIA UP - The National Football l~ague, its play. er draft completed, moved into It~ miclwintrr business sessions today wi!h lhe propo ~;ed program of the new players organ ization , rule chan gPs, expansion and schedu.Je consideration .on the agenda. The 12 ml•mbe'r clubs drafted a lola! of 312 playNs Thursday, completing its S£'1ertions started last Novllnllwr when 49 hopefuls wel"e tappNI for future play among tht~ rugg£'d pru1. Commissioner Bert Bell planned to present the players' program, ~~~ kinr,:: a $3.000 salary minimum fur drafted nlnyer.~ anoi an injur)' chmsl", to the owners Cor eonsld. eration, and dght dties were hopeful that the lengue woold ex· pand to a 14 elnb riheuU in 19G8. s. CHICAGO UP . Sugar Ray Robinson. aging but ~~~ lbborn, said he plann.c d to "correct" ~orne selladmitted mistakes ·tn the fight in which l1e loot l~e middleweight tllle to Gene FulLmer and the cor· :·ceting wotJld be done at Full mer's expe,ae, New Strong Men Emerge At Top Of Front Office WASliiNGTON UP- F~l Cl!lel J. • Edgu Hoover's one-time -candidat• for hasobal! commla&i.oner emerged today as the t~~trona man of t-he Wa,1hlngton basebaU Ckvb'll reorJanl.led 'li-lrec:torate:. ·- ·~ · The Uttle. man (5 feet, T~ lncbel) 'with the big voice la C. LIMA. 0 . t1P .- Midrlletown continued to dominate play in the Greater Ohio League today, leadIna: In both offensive and dtfiDslve illpartmenu. 'f MEIGS MOTOR. COMPANY ROBERT PERRY, Mgr. Phone 1923 Middleport ~ ti4J reai.&:ned from rt,e lineup ia expected to see ·tutmao aod Wildermuth tbe equa,d~ a.t .fq,rw.,.-.dl. Johnson at center, Aaron 8u.ffinston and John Sisson at gqards. MIDWEST Xavier, Ohln 102 Loyola, M.d. 76 .Cincinnati 78 Toledo 63 w•sT Denver 69 Utah State 68 ot Utah 88 Colorado A&M 80 Montana 84 Wyomln& 60 Phone .388·Y ' With SJ!ring traln.We month awaf, blr le•tue P"U'~ were beelnning to fall Into wholesale nu.mben today 1 tbe ted Press reported. The WashJn~:ton Senators. exampl~. :announced t~c ~lll>lflJ(Qi six pllu:ers at one r.lip CIE>ve!11:ld A:l.d Kanus Cit)' each, · and so on dow!) thelln'e'. ROAST ' HOT WATER · LEWISTON, Me. - Two .Wgs were ~et on fire within weeks here when tbe sun•s shone thro~ght. two different of water lgnitina: tbe sidea st.ructuYes. . MOORES · I ... ;, - . Pomeroy Ohio See It- T(ijfay SERVICE CENTER _? 1955 . CIIVIOlf:r .. _, .... " ·:..-- ". --- ·~ Local Owner - Like •ew - Good !iief. - V-8 With Over DJI~~e - Heater and Radio .,;;., Seat llN.OX IN SERVICE UP • SANTA MONICA, Calif. Ronnie Knox, former UCLA football ~tar who is being sought by both the Chicago Bears of lhe Na· tiona! Football Leagu~ and the 'Roronto Arganaut::. of the Canadian Big Four Footb.all Union, begins sjx month& activ{' duty with the N<~tioncd Guard on March 1 at Ft. Ord, Callt orr,.._e ..... . are . *M!ETING HOTEL MARTIN Phone 398 ST. MORITZ, Switco.rlar.d UP Twenly·lwo erews (rom 12 countries incl uding two sleds from the United States, offielally have hcen entered for next weekend's bobsled world championships Jn lhe draw for positions made Thu.rsday night, the Unitctl States team drew the sixth and eighth positions . FR!!E · IMiaQltlaa For All . • *Po•senger Cors - American and National League baseball of. fieials wilt meet in s~oparate sessions Lo<lay to discuss raisi'ng the pre.~c nt minimum snlary frbr.l. :!;6,000 to $7.500, a prOIJOSal tlwtl \.he players haw• b<'en wol'king on ror mure than a year. Tod~~~ ·. .~. U•td ; ~ar Spetialr-r POMEROY'S BEST' . 1955 Buick Special · · · .. . · • · $2195 . POMEROY MOTOR CO. •USE YOUR CREDIT •OPEN AN ACCOUNT E. Main Si. •ONLY $2.00 DOWN Pomeroy I!IIW ·~K A Studebaker-Packard exclusive so good other cars will have to copy it! It'alike having two engine.• in one-an economical engine lor normal driving. and, when you want it, a super-poweresJ engine for aoceleratioo.,t.: for safer passing, hill-climbing and l;igh altitude operation. ll''>Y. ' 'f. • •• . ··'-!:o ..., . ~· ' N. 2nd Ave, Over 1Q85. Ser\ricemen ' ' ,. ' • KARR ·& VAN ZANDT· W, IL\IlY ST. PBONI 48$ . • - I -- • , '"' Robert Perry, Mgr, Dana Murray Dl'na Weber Murray bas successfully cOmpleted tbe fb'sli ~base or basic military trainiog at. Lackland Air Foree Ba~e. San Antonio, Texas. He is the aon of Mr .aod Mrs. Dana L. MWTay of Pomeroy, and Is a graduate of tbe Pomeroy Hlzh School, Clasa of '56. tiRIIAL TALl Previoue to hls enUstlng he was IUN.GIIAlfTON, N. Y. - Ao It · employed a!i a meat cutter f<tr the Evan's Store l.n Middle~t. year"!~~ fqUtb, qto.eatjoned I~ 1He is now continuing the second hos~ll-- &Lout •• accident pbue at Lackland wheTe he will Ilia m..qtqre)'tlt, admitted to be _.tationed until cOIT).pleti~J,g ba· he ~ol lk,epse plates l••....,.klul biele "fllom a box of u• ole tralnlne. Alrm~ .,. ~- pOIJlefOY FfOS h Defeat poin.t PleaS311·t FI•ve . loud." s~~~ n•s !he tii{.« I "'===========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~lf l• Sllp.t>Jcbarger pouring 24 HOUR pressurized fuel-air ml.x!Uj'e in!Q th~. enpe. Servile You can see )low much more power the supercharged engine hu In reserve for Instant acceleration-at any spced-wht~B yqu ~it. stu,dents of tbe Juoior an!l Sea- ior Hi&h School iu Pom,eroy were treated to a basketball ~;~~.enn· · Thursday afternoon durinJ 4 joint as:~embly when the Frelhman ca1e team edged -Point Pleasant Fre•t;.men 43-41 . Rilly Wilwn, younger brother of [ormer PHS great Bob WiitOJt, was bi~h for both teams wHit 24 points. Clll'l'ently ranked the No. 11 high Rhool team in Ohio' by the United Ptes!l board of collehes, the Mlddle!l are averaging 88.1 f,olnta per game In seven \oop victories tht't seaeon. Middletown abo has Riven up the raWest pointa to opponents, allowln.c oolv G7 .3 per eame. Tlae Middiu .bave an overall record of 13·0 this INIOn and l 88-() rteOf'CI over the ~~- two-and-a-half yun. Studebaker-Packard COBPOBATIOit ~~,~()(J(M/,lu&-''· ROOMS Of ., ,. and • I $299.00 BAKER Day Phone 8104 ' FOREMAN and ABBOTT l!IILL ST. APPLIANCES MIDD"'PQJlT Preston Motors, Inc. · I o.n.e ••, Ill IAKU •• s. Srtl 4ve. , ! New,..,..., .. j roa TOWING TOM R·UE .MOTORS j"' ' • MEIGS MOTOR CO. Today, only Studebaker-Packard brings you an engine with a built-In super' charger which has h'"" tested and proved in service, Already, its high efficiency and remarkable performance have shown it to be the power plant of the future. Here, graphically, is proof: The acceleration curves shown on I this chart were obtaiJ>ed. by plot• ting miles-per-hour againSt time, in1 oecon<b. The solid line shows the pclf~ce of Studebaker's super• chtrged~ Hawk. The dotted I .I line is the ~ CU1'Ye, (~ I.."'I the 11verage Au!erl<lan fllmlly sedan. ill N otl~. ~' 'Jpui:h IIOeJI!'~ the n ''9'C' We ore pleased to relate that Mr. Donald Stivers is now a member of our orQan· izction in the capacity as assistant monager. I l'e,!ulf ofibe ~ · $219$ S5T PllltAi)ELPHIA UP -For the fifth straiglit. yc!1r in 1958 the National ··F.~tti:ili League hung up a. aew attend:a.nce mark. A. total of z.Ml~· r~ ' ~,»aid to watch the loop's. ~2 ~am. i.n action for a lCAiD of , 19,427 or 1.17 per eent Announcement BUILT-IN SUPERCHARGER! •~ "" . fl"'t Holiday, . two-ton~ . gray d~-~ite: P~( steering,.tnakes, winctowS-~:seor: Hy(:!i&'!' mot i.e driYe;: radio and hef.tel'Wfiite side,wqll tires: Real !~harp: · ~; ' '' Hardtop 4 Door. Beautiful 3 tone Green finish. Whitewall Tires, Low Mileage, Dynaflow, Radio & Heater. $14·95 up "'" ,,,. - 1954,- ·o ldsmobile * * * * * ·· S·Star Buy e You Cboooe Material and Clllor i MAY RAISE PAY NEW YORK UP ~ *PARTY U. S. (REWS ENTER " StJ'QDJi:." POMEROY MOTOR 1:. 11111111 ilt. . ff8Ur ne;rt or NEW YORK U'P - Outspoken Frank Lane of the Cardinals said today the only answer to the Y.!ln· kees' supremacy le baseball legis· lation wh~Ph would help the "weak" catch up with the " lb. See for yourself-test-drive a supcrche.rg,ed Cotden Hawk or on.e of the Packard Clipper sedans or sta!ion wagons at yolll Studebaker-Packard de8ler's todoy. Middies Hold Edge On Ohio's Cage Preppers • H.... &n. is a noted Waahlngton tax lawyer and flnan· clal bralntruster Cor TV star Arthur Godfrey, former Notre Dame football C(!lilch Frank Leahy, ac· trflsses Dorothy Lamout and Mar· lene Dletrlcb and others. ltGQODYIAR •GOODRICH tootb,ell, Lane Says Laws N~ded To Stop Yankee's Hold dium. l-7:10dt 10 Ply ... .... .. . .. .. $50 Bob Eastman iJ expected to again start iu utne of Junior Hawthorne, w~• real interest is Bowie• is the main scoring threat but close behind him are Junior Kennedy and BQbby Nelson who can explode for a bunch of ·bucketa an)' time. Sugur Ray's outline or his plam for }'ullmer followed .. n announc('. ment Thursd~ by Ja n~l'~ D. Nor. rls, president of the lnttrnaUon<~l Boxing Club, that the two would meet April 24 h) the ChicaiO St!l· 4-IOGdl .... 127.50 ea. - Uor $100 1-7:'-11 . " " ...... " . " . f%2.50 1-7:...11 WSW . 125 ea. - 4 lor $90 ~:ltKlt ..... flO ea. - 4 lor $32 ._.,"--I . .. .. .. . . .. .. . . . $20 eo. ._.7tltll WSW Tubeless ....... '25 IUneu and have a few days of prtctlce under their belts. The Ptntbers won II squeaker from G.al)f,~Q)j.a .g.43 last Tuesday nlgbt b_.ert u4 i1 is hoped, have regained theil' conndence. Big Jim Sugar Ray Says Fullmer To Help Correct Mistakes SOUTH elij:'b. na.. emerged from the "50" jinx, SCQJ"• ed 71 points, but &till lost 71·89. 'Tbt way baseball'ii rules QIU, tw~ Coach Dkk ftrttoo iild this Duke 72 M.ary land dO 00 mwnina his boys bave fully re- Louisville 88 Miami, covered from luJ ~It's seige of Wake Forest 73 Virglnia 58 sel up now. where 111 club can keep title to a ph:tyer seven years and still not givl.! him a chance to play Middleport has only Jim Bowles in the majors, a team like the the lanky ce nter in the top 17 Yankees stand!! to benefit most," scorers. BowleH Is in excellent Lane said. position to challenge the four "['d like to see legislation players above him u.W.r Frieden· passed that if a player has put maker. He ha1 little chance to in fpur yt-ar~ in the minors and catch the Rocket ace. Nobody has . thPn isp.'t kepJ on the major Each boy has four game.11 to league roster of the club which play In league competition. This owns tillc to him, then all the ~an · e'll:perl8 considerable jockey. other cluiJs would have a chance mg to ·g o on between ''thlrd and to buy his c('lntract." 12th rinnkini players. A)J 91"e withIn wbout 1ft points of Uch other. A hot or cold niJht for any one of them rould change the final stand· Jngs radic.Jlly. Leo Do 0"'oy. He Spring's Nearing BASKETBALL Brings Signers EAST era ,. iA IQIJ>III ..enl! mal<ho4 for a IMIUo tbol cou_l~ w• th• oqpoDeota tontpt in "n elf'Qrt. tR teams for to...nh place if 'he Pan- Sl ,Jo~, N. Y. 71 .,i~burgb 70 better t»iT stM4Att wiU) only thrrs lo~te. Pon:wroy is 6-4 and St. Peters 81 Siena 60 loW" umu left lA tbe rr1-;: "·t ds the wi.JI tR st.a>' in mathe- Te~e 87 Qej.aware 57 ~aaQ.D plu. -· al)caJ eont.JIQ.IioiJ ~l:Jiod. Nelson- Br11w1 M H&rvard !Ill ot vi.IJ~ and AtAtAI wb9 have been Rhode Island 1 100 Maine 60 Mld'dleport'J. C~ l'joii!D Swack· WRUld Uuow ,lk>wln ~•DPf<b', MQnii, Hf,ndy 'I he RucJq:.yc~ then•selycs wert aod Ne150n at tbe Jae~n lroq· itlll· lll"d l'lU~ in no immed1ate dan· men here. The Jat:bqa club iJ 2;-8 4er of be111;,: d1slodgeJ from their' on the season bu.& it ll fnab from \oft~· !)Nch or six wins and ono. an upiet 57-M wiQ over Pvmeroy Gary :e'fiA4elfiJP0., f11. Wellston lo~~ no n1atler who wins lhf' lllloi· last wee(f.. The Pan-.bert bid beal) iJ far out 1D tront ln the SEOL Ruii J·Lllilh r battle. ~in&: r~ with 281 tQ_ints over wt-a.kened from a "u.t with Uu. For C'IIJth Floyd Stahl's B!J$/kr hlJ ntxt rival. Gel)e ICorJan of The Jacketa, 1·1. bold cmly a l1'e ere·.~ the danger ro mes M9A· toiM wltb tto poiDU trails the victory over GaJ.Iigoljs, 83-&G, on t.!ay r11ght v, htn it travels tq sha.r~r from W.elWRD. Jam~ary 8th. 'l'._i bt.n had an Champaign, Ill. , to mef't the nliD.! fOJ! Pri.ecba~~., au ,11 shoot· af[liction tor st011QC ln the mid· And lln- J!linois wi n .\h·nday n_,\t ins ~ 1 a&l ave..._ JJI,r outtna:. die 50's, loiin1 I!IYU"4) by close wou ld <'nd the Buckeyes' reign O;l JJfi ba.d at .ll in lDJjrlfaaue UD· mu1ins. Big Ten ba sketball :lr.d tUJQblo leo! It loll.,; Ia Wto l,10 and They !oat to Nelsonvi1h 74-58. ~hem Into se<"ond plaN! . uee• tba dijnk t1KJt. rq~li\JI.& a t.o Athens 58-.56, to Pomeroy No In mi'eU 11g Illinois tom!lrro:.; apft o.ne-b1Utdlr· ~ a~ 70, and to Welbton 5-71. A· niE ht the Boilermakers Will be Un." ·the .slOt and Ia dealf1y wl lt. gainst Wellston a week ago they cit>rdogs ant:: in seart:h of lhei:' f.fth conference win against one Jr,.ss an early season setbaek l;y O~io State . Srhula s ti~ troubles plai(ue both l'inois aPri . Purdue. . The Boiler.h n,12kcrs w1ll he p1~ymg Wlt ou· ~uard Harvey .Auslm, a depend~· ,)!J.l .>cort:r, Wlls~n, a lop subsh· u t~ ~nt.! L~.o ~e . mutb .. 1 h" Jlhn 1 s l'lq!l:h ·sco ·•ng Georg, ~ 'l 1n SJ ~ Ie will be playing in the •· "sl of his two last aames. A low mark in soclo!og) has barred him f_:om competition aft~:>r th~ Oh10 ~tale game. Jw.li,u1<1 and Iowa wU! slart the : ontrrt:nce action at Iowa City h , 1n arternonn gAme l.o be earrl€•J nn the n.ido\o·~.:st televi~1nn net· work 111 other games Michigan 3· 1 is at !t'linnesota 2·3 and Mlchlgan State 2-3 at :.;-utthweb:l·rn 2·!1. Tile Panthers iQ to l4aa~ (5.-5) Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 1, 1957-3 Umited time offer-~ · 1-¥ introduction to tho besr.woarlntr l!eotlooling olinnMWare made with d!ll!~ square in "" flrelo design! Aclvl!llrl!*'\ anteod against breakage.• stafo In . l", dish-shor's !:tallest water! Pour colors j ShoU Whit,, 11c!n 11011 Pink, TutqiJIOII·i~ ~ Yellow. Place s~ng ~~la"\ , plate, ..... dessert dtsh, cup .... "'~' . ·~ fi!IIJJ\I ......IItttl in....,. ........ . t•sAuattll • • • ~. ' '. r ·PU.U .sntlkts �t P0a I Mrs. Irving Karr CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 1s ~ostess For , Bndge Club Wed.1 13 11 WANT ADS PHONE 398 1 Creative, Surprise Activities Outlined As Way To Keep Energetic Tot In Line 1 Mary Jane Young Is Honor Guest I At Bridal Sh.ower Held Thursday 1 COLUMBUS: - Creative "surpd~" . acti v!tks should be maved fur r~my dayfrwhen children1Jiust rlay tndoors, states Dr. Ruth Hoe flin , uscc!!lte professor in the fa mily and child development di vision, Sctl.O')I Of Home Economics 11t the Ohio Stille University. When play space ls llmited to iipeclfk areas, it some times is dlfficult for children to find activitiem to k~p _them busy all day. U mother Is ill the kitchen the youngsters li.k.e to be close at 'hand f~r company . A y;ise mother might ~we the youngster the responslbil Jty of preparins one dish for dinner to keep him occupied wlth a simple and time consuming task ad vises the home economist. .' A novel desert idea that the child might help with ill rainbow ge~ati!l. Uae eight taU desert or dnntang glasses. Mix up three flavors ol colored gelatin. For instance, begin with the Ume-flavored and pour about. 1-incb layer all the ·~aees, then cool them in the refrigerator . When this is jel led, let the child pour on a layer of lemon. ll the Uquid gelatin i~ in small pitchers it w i II m-ake "l" l", 'a I Mis Mary Jane- Young, whose The· O(lfts wen: pid~:~d on t'c I '. 1 • Kt~rr J r . .· · · . , . , ,. •' •. · •n:m tagc to James Wtlham Kttch- gr •• nd p1ano wh1eh .... as covered ll!,l •. :.t u,J her 111 ·!:! • tlu!J ~\cd ( n. Chilllcothl•. 1s to be an event .;. t • il ~ ~ther and wh1te showe:·r r.• ·• 1·•\ l. u .. :.~ .11 ht'i h ll llll'. Syr:·Sunday. FPbru :try 3, w<~s hur c-Ju' h :md had" whit" embroidered I I RATES -~ "' ' ,,~ ,:,:: ·· \I 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Feb. l , 1957 ~~~~ I ,. . v,n• r ','r• 1 or 1 I dl~l' Dany Smtlnel, PomeNy-Mlddleport, o., Feb. 1, 1957-7 • ••·r ' o;p was ~ ward l'd l<t .\lr., .-\ H. K•.1 •!• l an d :o~cr onrtlo '-lr.s ~\Jill om ln •hr~on ~ '··hd lvJt•t' 11.1· .._, rl• d h} thf' Pr. 7p h1 ·~h I . Brotherhood :Auxiliary In Th d M I urs ay eet s. Notices I! m Help Wanted Legal Notice GETS RESULTS Evangelist Is Thursday Guest Of Womens Closs I FARMERS New 1957 FARMALL 'JI. .••. . .. . *MEETING !l) Employment Wanted rlui>J being formed lion, <hi• part ot the river and aald tbat In 18&8 •u~·.ooo.ooo b•d been •pent on boali•g ond that one oul or every twenty-eiKM penons in tht' eounty had a boal He s!~o said th.at the number o( crutsen and in-boards Wiill increuin.g f&pidly . The ~peaker explainelt Feder& I lawa controUinJ balUn, and uicl that the river waa policed by the Cout Guard who would ISiue w~rnlnas or tines througb the Dtstriel Headquar.tera ID St. Lou,is If violations of tlleJU rules wu ohsnved. Mr. Busb reminded hi!J audience that • rew yean ago drivers' lie'enRI!I were not requirlfll: lor automobiles but lnercaae in production had made !his manda:orr. / ' i HOTEL MARTIN ~-~-- ~--- Juvenile Traffic Violator Problem Hit By Meigs Probate Court Judge Bus1ness MAKE YOUR CHOIC.E 1 Wltether It Be A-- REfRIGERATOR, T I Or Any HOME APPLIANCE 1 -. ·~·- . ., LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL . LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL A;LLEN APPLIANCE - ---- Real Estate Legal Notice J E Legal Notice ? You'll Find It Through The Daily Sentinel (Bb) Auto Services -- H· . WANT ADS For Sole ------ - ----· - : ,.,.. .' w ith ' Ltarriin. 1 on~o~~-" 3 98 i , :Yovr ,, -- Legal Notice NOW! Sunrise !land. 1 WE BUY To ----~---· --· OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. - Routt. . ' Call I --- w Looking For Something pr OR OLDER! Sunset Rodney Downin$, -- Station Real Estate Broker H"' -.. E . · AS "A";-...,, ••spaper. 7 ....... --laittul i mllltarnllliodad AllarlaM . . . MYII'II1J1!JIIflf , .......... ... i. 1141 _Re _n_t_ __ leldanlasohtll! Trevey-Finaterwald Funeral Home A Wow--Of A Buy 1955 Plymouth Belvedere ····· ···· · $17 65 METROPOLITAN - ::,.-V"ic.u . .811.,J;, . I -.. ....... .... ..__ .. O:h:::l•:,_--1- ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. w, a. (Co~ttlnwd hem ...,. on.t held 11t H.oek Sprlnll on Janusry 19 was &ubrnilted to tlle eroup by l:harles Lambert. ULitr Ohlmger fot action. Jnd J..ew Roush w~ appoinl.ed as "You never can tell what"ll h.a p- repre~~oen1atlvea or ~ dub 1t fu Pfll to them ill Rules.'' he said. •ure circuit rne;etinp, Meinbart't propoaal wn uld mah Two new m~ ~re accept. pos1lhUe a special eil"ttlon ttnch·r ('d iolo the club at !he meeting the Vetl9'1nl Memo-rial IW!(!tion ol They are Chnlet ~Ipbtrt of llart · the Oblo Revlt~ed Code. Over S:!Oo. fotd and Arh Plll1bury o( Ch•·'~· 000 tta1 been raised IO(.'ally under lure. · that cOde secUon from a tJIX levy Fifteen memttert were prt-l>l:"nl :~~e~" axo. Tt\e memvrial was 1t tho meeting wblch was io I>! ,a ho~plut l'hatg( vf the prl'sldent, Rl!~s Cap.'· lleinhart's dlsclosu1e followed hort. a mect1Dg of the Veterans Mem 'riAl Hospital trustees Wednesday NOM&LP night where Le.s Fultz repor!l•d SAGINAW, Mich. - When Lin· t)n etfort1 to obtain state sanction da WeJiaell . 13, taid 1he didn't lor 1 revised and leu costly h.os- know haw to back the ear out of pltnl. Fultt: ti:Ud the seven trustees her driveway. a friend, James that Dr. Margaret Du&ise, chil!f JameS, 14. volunteered to ahow )( the hoapital Jectlon o( the State her how. He lost control of the bepartment of Health, will ll'Cept car, drove over a ~urb into a rot review 11 scale drawmg and tree, gol ticketed fDT drlving withn.arr.atlve qescriptlon of a 42-bed out a license. UnCia 1uffercd a 1 She wOuld advlse 1 later bump \m the head. n a rev!11ed plan pteter~ttd V AM"RE STUDY N- ·i· . ~ cornell J!aivers,jly 1.c~hti ;jji .trying to Ond· o"Jt lihw v~ ~'~~. bats• ean- 1 JTltACA, l~ve ' on · n'oth~ni· 'bul~'¥.ood. Bats hiiVe bc:en ~triPor~tq1/frUjm Mexico ror tbe stf.ldln.•.· ,,..\ ,;n)J . ACII! or' '~o CAJRO~ til. - ~.N tlty is 11 li\Ont:h.J ·alder ~Mil'.· U.CI ,ff.lde of Dllaois' whkh -b&di-Jt!r. •UM:h birthday last Dec . .3, AQ ect" to incorporate the city and bank or Cairo Was pa~ed by the territorial legislRW"e at Kaskalkia on Jao.. 9, 1918. PIC:TURES NEWS ' ' A~VI.TJSEMEN.T ,• •,A• ...... ~ ~,.:·c .. 32. CUI• foatan 34. Ameri. , rrontlera. man 35. Beneatl' 36. Butit of .V toutt to. Wrea0111.a (J;I.I.) 43. Mum silkworm . 'Vht.•r'• .&l•wcr ,.,_,..,. I . qjlopnng f6. ()M-apot card 10. Cv.d&ele4 23.~erce 23 ..Bllnd . 18. Lukewarm 25. BeliR . 31. Artt:bian courjtry 33. On the OUII\ 31. Pale 3~ ..Larfe worm 83. Forward 3t. Marin" mammal tl. Pronoun 42. Poem• t5. Gratify 47.1\pman EMPLOYMENT INTEki!ST COVERAGE EVERYTHING IS r •mp~ror 48. l:ject 49. Ireland :loO. Flower• 00\V> 1. Tell 2. :Before 3. C\trll! 4. "\'alued :1. Thnter attendanta ' ,. 30. Se11.11e or ~: AXYDLBAAXR · · · 1 · Ia LONOFELLO\f '··:· • One letter simply st8.nda for another: tn. tllllt 'ufnple A Is used tor tha three L's. X ror the two 0'1, etc. Single !etten, apoa. trop"hea, the 1en1th and formation or lhe words are all hints. Eaeh day the code Jatten •~ dltferent. DAlLY CRYPTOQUOIE - J!ern .bow to work , And w, Are Proud to be A Cryptoaram QuotatiOn. THJ OilY lOcAL MYMJ APOO Newspaper In Mtigs _. County . ' H AC'BZ DVBJ ATMJ DECN VP'Cl, HWHPJ-LMEYHJDMB .. "\'"eaterda)''a Cl')'ptoqUote: ALONE; ALONE, ALL, ALL ALONE; ALONJ: ON A WJDI:, WIDE 8EA- COLICRJDOE . Dtstrib'""" by K1111 F.dt11re• Srndtc•t• ------ • - ·--- THIS IEWSPAPER 1$ PROUD OF TIE BOYS WIIG DWVII hE Daily S.ntinel MY l.l'L. FISH seEMS veRY ·- - - - - , : : NERVOI.IS l.ATEI.Y !. ' ·. •n Your Classroom? B o- "u IN THE DAILY SENTINR BOYS!! 12 YEARS OF ACE The Fourth District Court of Appeah hd a!flrmed the de~illon of Meigs Cuunty l"robate Judie John c. B•c•tn ln the !mlna D\lck· wort.h Estale. Tb.e Wlll •liJ'ed Jan. 9, t9S4 and Mid :Ou!!kwortb died January, _1955. The eourt ot apeals referred · to the Wil' wbi~h was .1).1.1t prepared by a lawyer, as bavthg been prepared with caN!lessness. -L0C:4t'· oil'>" ALL I -- ... CA[LING - --- Saddle Club Sets (c.ntlnwtl .... .,... .,. •. two heartna.•. Followine that it •ould 110 to t.he auMJ commint·c 'l(hlch could toH on it or pall it ou• 'J.'hp molt ~oi.1a,n,t .question tut J'u('IJe JJaeon to re· Solve was ~he Identity or one of tbe three heneficlarles under the residuary cia~ . The natne of one . ff(' .9aid that at the preaen.t of the btntfle~rles waj omittecl hrte a committee i.s tourina · the from the pteredlna clauSe. and the lfllted Statea -and holdirig hesrings third leeatee wu tnlsnatned ln the ?" 'lnall boat operations wllh 'h<c residuary chuse. Tbere were otber 1tlca . that Federal law!: wow.. be ~u~lt\ons ~~ ~ to identi\.Y Ol benetthnJUen regardina the operauen.t f~t:taries whlrh presetl.tfl'd tome dif. ~:.~!~t-ical; of ihl·ae boats and that Hcen11e:.- C1.1r lle~:~lty. running boat! would pl'Oblbly be 'l'be Coul't ol 4 •e!;Ult Of the heatingll. a its written An enthusiastlt member . or Ue ment: Coast Guard Auxiliary he 'liVe U1i! definitio.n of tbe Au:d1'.bv "An organitati~m of dvUian. biJh~ owners authorized by an Ac'~ ot _C'ongreu mupervised o~nd <'C'r.ttoiJ. <:d by the Coast GUltd, ""NJ!.h. • acLiviti,cs appro\l"ed by the Ct~rii· tion at Pt. Pleubttnt on -eall, tht .atf.ending W~re mandant in Washington, D. r_: •tod obler of tblt 1t1Uon was unable to ftObPrt J'lC"Obr., a_l~.o this definition "All 6runi1o1· attt.Dd the JnetiUtlf aruf ' Kinley Al!red. J. M. "thornton and tlon 01' lt'tivity allowing • "tg •ibU~7. Cohunodore o f lb• Point A.(.;. II. E. Pleasant ~llnl: Club and a mem. P~nue a hobby with a purj;lOie ~ of the 00 A:uxlnary, ISPOkf! to lugher th-an ple-Al'lure.' . Wednuday of this week \·ice- !·he uo_up in JUs plate. He aave { ommorlore Bu11h had rresen!Cd definite lnstrudlons on the nt>G~vernor Underwood o w. .vti. .IJ<Inlzaf_Jon of tbe t:lub •• fOllowed ACIIOIII e. Pronoun Ple~t11nt 1. Contraction 1. ateeat · ~lth & certilieate of membere~ip I ctentl7 by the PolDt Boating Club, a new OI'&"!Jtilation Cpott.) WaahlnatoA 1n the Au11iliary when he a.Uendtd 8. At\l~1 Vf,.tltor the swearing in of 1 clan of a.t Jt wu annouoced t)ltt •.be flext t. Cupidity t. Meledy recruits in the CG in Charleston. would . be Ga l'ebruarv 12.•,..... lD,J\aftont Because Of th.e fioad in W. ~~Preston )totors Inc. 16. awrrat.s ll.l.iaten lw.d the Coast Guftd sta19. QuiCk 12.An eXh&latloa 21. OI"Mk letter 22. Indl~erent 13. AmtflWI Indian 2f. ~,athe~<3 ereature 14. Gold I rHer.) 1 27. Railed . 1&. lly look platform 28. With· 11. Notse &od 18. Swill rtver stands (8) Auto Sales ~ New Bill WouJd DAILY CROSSWORD (IOSLEY f Court Upholds Dectston , , Made By Juns• t.Here ' m:,, ~iiiii --·-- Meigs Equipment Company (C•ntlnu•d f~nt ,.,. OM) m - --·--- NOTICE Branch Fleming pouring easy for the young1ter. 1 Next add a cherTy flavor and wh en this i~ hard, begm with lime and r ,.~ prat the flavors over ll.!!&in. The rl'sult is a colorful sod bt·allhful desscrL If the late afternoon seems end· less as the tot awaits the return of inS brothers and sisters from school, Mtss Hoelllll suggests let· tin11 the small child set tht: d-inner table. ll is easy to work out a placernat pattern . Help the young. aters paste paper patterns of a knife, fork , soon, and napkin on the proper place on a ,square mat, then mr.unt ~t where the child can see whether t>e's putting the uteo· 1ils on the table correctly. The child may be better behaved at meals. if he had a special part ih helping to prepare them. ored Thursday el"rning at a show- pllrasol d~orated W•t h. pink satin er at the honle uf Mn. Cecil Brad- nbl!v·•~ placed behind a silbouet'e bury wilh 'd rs. Charl.:s Bradbur~ vf :1 brrde. White chry~n themulft s as co-hostess and pm k gladiolus wete used in . 1n arrangement Lll the living ~n i~ Adv~rtisin&--Should be nportcd tmmedtately. Thl! h o~less roum r:a.rrying out the pink arod Daily Sentinel will not be responsible Cor more than one incorreet insertion . - wh1te rolor scheme. Card of Thanks aqd Speclal Notices or Event s printed at fC"IIPRO T!:AM TA LKE:t> Gdntl:S were played with prlzes lar eiUBified rates. Obituarlel published at 1 cent per word. "' Dl~TROJT VP · l\ nr.rfc~w.ma! I won by Ruth Ann Powell, Marilyn basketball ll'nm rnr !)f'\1"'11\ ap SUl' Knight and l.lrs. E . Schaaf. pcared ;r sto•p cln~er lr•d.•y ~flcr h ONE 4 ROOK APARTXEN'f. One two day~ ol c•mfl'rcf' r('~ tll'lY..I'f' The G.lA. of the Brothe-rhood The ostesses were assisted hv 8 room hoUe Newly decoraterl Ni.-.k !.fl 11 rJr~ (Jr nJvmJn -. Sll.rl.um of Loeomoli"e Engineers met Suzanne, Asa and Mary Bradbury (1) inside aM out. A. N. Bcngtl. and offlrials ro:(h(· rt \Va•n•· l'r;- Thursday afternoon at the home 1n Sl'r\'ing ice cream. cake, coffel' Pomeroy, ll 1 tf ,, and favors of mmiature wh1te I on~ uf I!H' ;>,'Jtr<rna~ l~nskctbal. of Mrs. Walter Harris wt'lh ... IT'S EASY TO .IU.I As~;u .1 ,, vn r.eorgc Hackett Sr., president, preparasols filled with pink and BUY - SELL - RENT siding. while mints. find employment - hire The president acted a 8 installGuests were Mrs .. Howard Kitch· LOST GLASS ART or filld a lost item through QU:CK 6EltVICf£- oo _Watcb 8& ing officer for the reinstallation en . Mrs. R~bert Relbel, Mrs. EleaS/.. DWICH, Mass. - Thts picpolri.. bf FKIOn Tt....... 1l!e Daily Sentinel WANT of present officers. nor W Zelhrr. Mrs. L. E. Reyturesqu~;: Cllpe COd town was noted ••tc:tunak&. OOLLil'Ui n!:WZ, ADS. Don't put It off Tbe next meeting will be 1111 nolds, .\1rs. Arthur Skinner, MM. for its be1utitul1y colored glassthe home of Mrs. Robert Harris. Manf" Wilkinson, Mrs. Cush JohnsCall 3118 Today - An Ad in LERS; - · I.a..! NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE from 182S to 1888. The secret The hostess served 111 de~~ert ton , Mrs. Nei5s Powell, Mrs. Earl A.ADhJ ll 1'EJ...1!;VJSJON SERVICE this column formula for tbe glass was lost and In pursualice of the order of the Pllooe ZOO. tJela.od Appliance Pr~baf l! Court of Meigs County, course to Mrs. Hackett, Mrs. Rob- Kn ig ht, MN. E. S. Sebaal, Mrs. the unique art died with it.' The McElhinny, Miss Swan Sture. Ill w HtiD st .. Pom.VOJ' Ohto, I wJJII)ffer fur sale, ~t public ert Harris, Mr~. Charles Bennett Robert first pressed glass and the first Mrs. W. R. Garber, Mra, J..OO Park, JacquelintJ Rice, )Irs. Robert 2-:IJ.t! lace gla:oss ir. America were mide auction , on !he 2nd day of FebRoush , Mrs. J . Q. Rice. Ashley, Mrs. Richard Vaughan, here. ruary, 1957 at 10:00 o'cloek a. m. FOREMAt. • ABBOTT t.V . :ll!lJI, Huth Ann Pnwell, Marilyn Sue VICE All ..U,. Repllred by E> at the frnn : door of the Court Kmght, Sheila Stover, Yvonne pert r·ec.tnur wu. Phon11 IS2IH Y Uouse in Pumeroy, Ohio, the folH11ckett, Sally Schaaf. lll4dl-. 6-.&-11 lowing real estate : Sendmg gifts were: Mn. Nan E I.""- ""' ,_ The fc1lowmg real estate situate ._va 0 N YOUR SH" rep&..-r Jt in Section No. 18, Township No. 7, Moore, Mrs. Mildred Hawley, Mrs.. Rlclne Shoe Shop Ll'o Childs, Mr.'l. Bruce Uoyd, 11 30 tl Range 14, bemg in Scipio Town· &hip, Meigs County <tnd State of Mrs. Arthur ~~ick. Mrs. Webb Hall, Ohio, beginmng at the s. E. corner Fred Dunn, Huntington evange- Mrs. William Bradford, Mra. ErnARRANGE lT AT -· of the N E . quarter or SecLion 16, list, was a guest when the Loyal est Lg,Jiance, Mrs. L. W. McComas, POMEROY'S <I Town 7, H.ange 14 ; th.ence Weat Women's Clus md at the Churcb Mrs. Cedrie Clark, Mrs. P. K , Rus81 rods; tht't"!Ct! North about ll 7 of Christ after the church service sell, Barbara Scott, lllary Vira:inia BEST roda to the l-'L:fllic Road; thence in there Thursday evening. Reibel, Mrs. Jacob Reibel, Mrs. Phone 398 EMPLOYMENT WANTED - any a Southerly dm~cliun along said Mrs. William Reynolds, preal- Evelyn Lewis. Now in Our Showroom kind. Cuntad Myron Bailey, Public Road to the East Jme of dent, presided at the meeting and "Power put lo better use" RFD 1, Pomeroy. 1 30 3te Section 16; thencl' Soulh on the lhe devotional service was eonEast lme or Scc!JOn 16 10 th.e ducted by Mrs. Herman Lohse EMPLOYMENT WANTED - any pluce uf bt.>gmniug. containing 55 who used Scripture reading, praykinrl. Howard Ruush, 1\-hnersville acres, mure or h•ss. ne~f·rvlng to er and meditation ''The Old Year Phone BIL\11. 1 31 3te the state of Ohio. howevt•r, all and the New" ror the service. oil, gas, ('oal And oth.-r m!nt'r~:~ls During the meeting 'a eootribu· t201 ::,erv1c~ with tho n~ht or cnlry ror the lion was voted for the March of Probate and Juvenile Judge John C. Bacon returned today Pomeroy, Ohio FOR SERVKE or n·palrH on your purpo.se or pro~p('<'ling for, dcvcl· Dimes and Mrs. 0 . L. Roush refrom the Annual Convention of the Ohio Association of Pro1-29-6tc sewing m~chinc cont; 1rt Jerry oping, producing and oper<Jlmg ported gifts of money for nowers bate and Juvenile Court Judges, at Columbus. Judge Bacon atfor the Raptbtry and for sick .Baugh man. Sm!(rr S•·wing Ma- f or t h c t<;a,me, and t I\c nght of oetended the Sessions of January 29th and 30th. ' chine Co., ~:'i N. court Street, cupyln \1 in tro far as the liamr s members of the chureh . The mon· 1 Complete WHEEL AUGNMENT, ThN;c !>€!liOns particularly 1 31 3tc 1 essentu.d to sueh pro~pecting , de- (!y came in memory of the late Athen s, Ohio. balancing and brake service. 't l . -·---· vclopmg. operating or producing Mra . Harry Sargent from friend! dealth with Proposed Legialation child may bC' considerable. Hackett'a Safety Ser~lct!, West Affedmg Probate and Juvenile Fifth, th(: juvenile judge is oft- 1 Al~YUNE DESJRlNG HO\IE l>E- also, reservin g to the Slate ot" Ohio in New York. Main Stre ... t, Pomeroy, Ohio. J.IVEHY hf Broughton '!! Dairy the usc of streams flowing throulo(h Mr. Dunn spoke briefly on the Co urts, dis~ussion on probate proIAYt DON'T YOU KNOW? Products in Pom<'roy or Middle· said lands 0 , abuttinJ: upon the topic "Loyalty" and oth.er guests cedures. prublems ol traffic viola· en plaeed in s position when he Baker's will give you the beat port , call ·.valtt•r l:ruuks, phone liame, Hnll s•l mu('h of the hanks included Fred I. Gardner , pa~Lor tions by minors, social and relief grants JJrohalion to a youthful of· ~ trade on furniture or appUan8057-J. Af'er all, "The Best thereof as r-1 ay \)(' neccs~ary for of the ehurch, Mrs . Gardner. Ncda a gc n~ic§ and their responsibl.lities, fender in court for steallng, or · and mdudc-i addresses "Should willully breaking windows, etc. of such enjoym"nt <1nd protection of Bradford and Betsy Cunningham. Doesn 't Cost A Cent More." ees. " tl I 2~ 1moc such .stream,. from Noswn. conYearbook s were distributed by Traffic Violations by Minors be having assc~sed no penalty, and - - - ------ tamiMtitm ur dl'posil of gprhm~nt. the commlt lre and refreshment! Remover! 1rom the Juri9dietion of yet for a minor traffic violator q Your CROSLEY 0Pa)Pr ,ill 0 rl!)•..-~ t u r IL~ were ~f'rvcd to twenty-one mem- th!:! Juven•le Courts?" ''Should of having to usess a fine or susParents be Liable Financially for pend driver· ~ license. Result, the 2261:. MAIN· if. POMIROY OHIO ~lllo, one olhl'r lra<•t ?f lnnd de-l bCrfl a nd •uests l.. the officers: - , gld ' 1Y , 1056 BUICK Spt't'ial 4 dr . liard Barn~Simp&On lnsuranee Agency, scrtbcd as [J!Io\\- s. to w11. Twentythe Wmnt•ful Acts of the1r Chil· child wtlh criminal tendencies •111111111111111111 Middleport Ftn . Automobile-- five {2:1) al'n·~ nff nf th{' J>: .. st Mrs. He~no s, Mrs. Ucrman Loh· Tup Sc•lan . l>ynarlow. one lura! Bonri.J. Phone 031!1--X 8-21}-l!f sule of the Alesi •,':! of thp North- sc, ~trs. Ern~est Lallance. Mrs. 0. drcn ·•·· "'l'oll<'e and J11venilc Court pays llO penalty, and thr youthful ownrr. red and . white threl' traHic violator is fined or hi~:~ li· t Q t f S 11 N L. Roush, 1\ rs. Leo C.hilds, Mrs. Rclii\JOn6hlp'" among others. tone. $279~ .00 . Blaeltnar ':o~, Poml:lc on o. 16, Minnie Gilmore Mrs Edwa d 'OMPLE'fli: lnsu .. •'lce Pl'ot!!ctlt)JI ras · uar •·r o .~urlgP B<•C'On said he was cUaap- eense ~uspcndcd. eroy, 1 31 6tc ' · r Llle, Auto, fir., , Pulio Call On • Town 7. ll.:Jil l-:f' 14, save and e."(cept f'Nnch pomted a! ~ome at tbe aJt.iO&lll ----tl.26 aeres whH"h Wll8 :wld off of -·----'---~--taken by \to(• Association, that he Jud~c H·•r.on roncludcrl it was 'MiliA. Mh1dlepnrt . f'll)lo 1956 PONTI I\ l' ve Star Chief 4 dr. thf'- North c ud of s<Jid 2!'i acre lol was particularly distressed when his opinion that no law passed ur Only 8.00tl careful mih•s, nrarto J. ···. l!l g;;.~. by H. G. Wells, ad· the A~~ociation voted to oppose appropriati>"~n of taxpayers ~oney (21) est nl'W u~l'd car In thit~ ar•·a mini~rrntur of 1hl' Estate of .1 . () remova• frl)fn the jurudtetion of to be ~pent. by lawm akers at Co$2405.00. Bla~·ttnar s. PomC>rny 6 ltllUMS :1nd BATII , $4!'i0U.OO. lliJ.:J.:S, tll'r.c-awd, in lhe yl'nr 1876. the Juv.~n il {' Courl~ of traffic vio- lumbus or Washington , will have Blanche G. Bennett who residr8 l 31 6lc Jlfl l.ortt-;1 St, l'otnt•roy. Call Bnlh til lht· ahO\"l' ll•·~(·r!hr rltract .~ lations by minor~. Judge Bacon any great c,Ifect upon the problem .,--.,-, ----- ---· 5Hi M or ~1:191. 1 31 3tc or lalld bt •rng: ~i tU.Ih·d in ~kipJU 111 Hural Houtc 248, Battle Ground gave ~~~ b1s rcaaon:o~ that it wu of juvenile delinquency. Factors Washington, one o( the heirs of 1956 ;\U~ IU.'l' llY Monleray 4 fir __ -~ __ _ _ Town!; ltiv, :\k1gs ('ounly Ohw his opmior< the enforcement of develop~Tl in the home. the churrh Sedlln . 12,000 actual mill!! M\'1"· llo!ISE l-"0~( SALJ·: w1th 2 apart. t!t·ln.: tile 1;n tl\L" ;·•· .r ; •·:;totlC cun D.tytd H. Stout, decca~cd, will take Ohio's l.raff e cude against drivers the school and the L"nmmun!ly 1 ('Omatic. ~259&.00. Bla.-.ttnar 'M, nll'nlll tl rqoms und l.Mih Itt •·arh \'\)}"\'d Jo 1·>1 Wl'lt'h by dPI~ d rc - not a·e Uwl ~hg.:ie M. Stout, plam under 10 was cumbersome and in· determine ~he pro~lem. ·Pomeroy. I 31 6t(' Hilartnwnt , Hit new copper water coniNI 111 n .... rl Rook 12:1 Pa}lf' 31 utf and !iUrvJv.ng spouse of Davul offcctJ\'tl. Judge Bacon, added, howc"llcr , ]lm·o;. <JII new I,!:IH lin'f'H, 2 new of t.ltP .,1t•ilJ:~ t"o!mly Uc•~d Jlr.(•ords. It Stout on lhe 30th day of odo\9!16 I'ONTI/\C V8 :.! d-r. Sedan . l)('r. 1956, £ilect hllr petllion In FirBt, h.-. ~·lated, to enforce the the majority of the wurk uf the llttlom<Jllc ,_.,ah·r lwatcrK. Phone Satd pr••mist•;; are appraiS('d at Les1:1 Lhan 12.000 miles. If lhrrl' 6:116 - ~1 o:· 11222 fur apartment~. $2.000 un <tnd n111st not he ~old for the Prolmte Court within and (or traffir code the JUdge mu~t enter Association, was commeu,lable . ('Vf"r wal II "cream puff", thiK i.~ 1 31 3tp It'.~ ~ than twu - llmd~ of ~aid ap- th<· county of Meiqs , and State of a finding that the ju"l!entlc was one. $2195.00. Olacttnar'!l, Pom P Ohio, allc~.:inlil that Maule M. de.linquent, a finding of too deep 1--__:========--~ .-pr:usc(l valut!. roy. I 31 6tc 5 ROOMS, bucment, wash house, Terms: l'hll In h;~nrl un day of Stout Is the surviving spouse of significance to attach to minor on Kerr tit., Pomeroy. ElecLric, ~ale. David H. Sluut, daceased, late of tralfie l)lfemcs. 1955 BUICK Special 2 dr. Hard Meigs County, Ohio who died Ill· Water . Phone 162·J . BESSIE L. WElCH, Admin. Second, the arresting officer top . Uynaflow drive, fuJiy equ iptr~talc on February 8, 1956. 1 26 8lp iatntrbr of tha l!atate of Edmu~t file M written complaint at ped, bluf' and tilTCY finish . Thr plaintiff further rcprc- the county seat, and the process ward Welch, decaa••d. ••' $2295.00. Blacunar's, 1 Pomeroy WOULD YOU st•n1s that Oavid R. Stout died of the courl entatls issuing a oita. WEBSTER & FUl T:Z: 31 6tc Attorney• for Adminl1tr•trh: stc1.cd in fee simple Of an undtvid- tlon to the parents of the child ]955 rLYMOUTH V8 Savoy 4 {I) 4, II , 18, 25 (2) I, 5te f'd one-half interest In common 1n ordering appearance of both be· LIKE TO Sedan. One careful loc11l owner, Lhc fullowing deacr1bed real estate fore the court. Hardship i8 t.oo thrilling performer. $1696.00. snuate in the County of Meigs, often worked upon the wage-earn COMBINE Blacttnar'G, 'Pome~roy. 1 31 Ole 'l"ownship o£ rhel!ltcr, and State of Ina: parenl. and distraught mother Ohio, <~nd described as Collows : her attentic..n needlessly diverted 19a3 PLYMOUTH 2 dr., heatf'r, 2 for a ltalf day or day from the Situate in th.c County of Meigs, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT new tire11, priced to &ell. C1ll Township of Chester, an~ State of c1re ol vounger children at home. IK•cutor Rutlllnd Furniture Co. Oh10 anf\ described as follows, loThlrrl, ti"e Ohio legislature be· E1tatt of Fr.d 5. John1ton 1 31 3tc Wil: Section two, toWnship four. ing of the opinion that 18 year Dac.attd Nutirc is hereby given that anrl rango twelve of the Ohio olda are mature enoua:h phyBiellly ('ush Johnston whosl! l'o11t Office Company':o~ Pureh11se In Chr~:~1er and mentally to be entruated with Newsp~per addre ss \11 Middleport, Ohio, It D Township, Mela:s County , Ohio and the operation of a two ton metal ' R. H. luiWLINGS SONS CO.- 24 . bour Wrtrker Service. Day h1111 b('rn duly appointed as Exeru- beginning on the South line of projectile upon our 1trecta ud ~ -~>.~·. tor or thr E11tale of Fred S. John- ~aid section 2, 68 ron• ~nd 18 !Inks ~ilhw•rs , surely juvenile drivers Phone 8221. Niiht Phone ston l:ilc of Salisbury Town~hip W('St ot the southeast corner of are mature enough to aomwer to 603S-X. DODGE PLYMOUTH I I Mei~~:s County, Ohlo, deceased. ' 1mid !loetlon; thence Norlh 109 the uaual traffic court. DEALERS. 3 8 tl Bacon said : "Tbese youngsters' Dated lhi! 22nd dlly uf J11nuary l'urh; thence weal to a corner 110 ~=-:---=19~7. rod.~ ~tnd ro~r links cast ol the !ICDie of lnjwtJCe· Ia partieul~rly ~(9) John c. Bacon East line ol said section~ thence keen. Nothing disturbs him mOre Jurlg.-. or the Prohah' Coun ~outh JW rods to the Soulh line Ulan to fc,.l he is a victim of ln' .. NEW HEAVY DUTY Indullrlal Mrig~ County, Ohio of said sectl~ thence East on juatlee. When be suff~ra more selina:le cylinder WliK'On&in, air \1 J 25 (::J 1. a, 3tc sai-d line to the place of be- verely In juvenile court than an eooled ena:lne.. Brannan'• Gar· }linning, eontainlna 110 IH'I"('S, adult In trnffic court for the same lie, 1117 W•lJ\;Ut St., Mi.ddltJporl. ., _ l1or4 Ia 101too1. M11111111l11 WGBScMIMIIc Gradeamore (.,f lf':SR: save and 1excepl out offense, naturally he is indla:nant Phone 8005-M". 1 30 Stc ..._ &be •Ure ldtool &erm. Traffic v10lator8 are not criminals. or thr> abovll deaerlbcd premises, --the fo ,:Jowirg deacribed trart : Be- The 11li~ma of beina: hailed Into FmE:RGLASS AWNINGS and door ORDER OF ATTACHMENT .....C.tad ClrelllaUoll IJeparlmea& ol dab U ... ginning ».t 1hc Southwest corner Juvenile eourt should not be atcanopies, vtonetian bllnd11 all wbP a neuq oec:an Jour applleaUoD will be CQUlde ..... Willlnmson t'arm Suppl~·. Hul - of what was formerly W. z. John· tached to y·•UlhfuJ traffic ollend· color• ln (l sh~e!l, aluminum lad:;:::;;:===;=:=:::::::;;;;~ Crai~ . Ohio. pliiinttf{, \'~ (;t•org(' son·s 97 41ere tract; thence south erL dt'n , all kind11, nursery 111ock uMIINeriiMn llld .,kll roa .. 1et • llftlpafel" ..-e ahra7• "" ~ dden1lant Amount $-.IS.OO. 82 degrrtes East 14 rods lo a ~take tile BeMCollec:tioa ... DeUVC178enlceJI 1•• Ill kinds, window blind• <~n I Fourth , Judge Bacon said that R. E. Grindlt•y, Justice of l'cn cf', thence Soult: M.54 rods to a stone ahwdcR all color~ 1nd sitel. Ji'rel' eoloreemellt officers knowma: the Mlncravillc . a ,.,. el .roar elll'1lilp. I& ...,. Wp J • corner: thence west 82.24 rods to cllmbetRome process involved In installallon. free eBiirn&tca, Dale (tJ 2~ t2l 1, R, 1!5. 4tc .' ' . Wippel Supply , 2Hir Union Ave , ITIUCTURA~ I IIAMI · - - tlw place of beginning, containing the juvenile court too often, upon 31 1 " orrcs, more or leaa, leaving findlnlil th~ olfendlng driver Js Pomeroy. 2 1 Lmol' KRA .. IROfrt- MITALl -Oim\IM 1M Wap ,_ lean .. ldtool wflll 1dul pno. 78 . 7~ a<'rcs more or lon . •1 Uee oo a Newspper RoUe . - , _ will M &AR.N1NG wWIIi under 18 yc.1rs waive him on with 1 FRIGlDAiftE, 1 Jo: sLate Gam 7R an LEARNING. --7Tke pnycr ol aaid pe1ition is a warnlt\g or lecture, Tither than ft.ange. Yhll tJCII both rCII8unINSURANCE AGENc;Y for the plal~tlff MaJa:ie M. Stout. involve thf'mselves in burden· 1 31 3te Phtne 510 '• lbly. Call 371 . ltomeroy Flre, Automobfl,, Health prays for an order of the Court some prosecution. And then occas· ~ ACCIDINT p('rmihing Mq(le M. Stout, sur- lonally, not too often, but OccasELECTRIC SEWING MAt.'IIINE. Llh, C11ualty and BoMa viving spouse, to )urehase, .at the ionally, an officer knowing his lavatory, l<lrtte medicine l'llbinet, When pcoplt~ suddenly faee be<liJJli"Discd value Rlflxed by lhc lecture will be the only penalty eltCtric 1-weopo::r. Phone 364 . rf'avemcnt the servl« of 1 t.ruli\ IIPl)raiscr:o~ of th(l E1tatc of Uavld ISIMtiB~d for 1h~ offense, will give 1 20 6lc worthy funt'ral diredor i• lndl• It Stout, dcccall(!d, the real et~lale a bOmbaalil' longue-lashing out of pensablr.. They also welcome the lo MIDDLIPORT, OHIO , AN OUTBUllJliNG In cood conin thr petition deacrlbed, and thai all · propor• ion to th~ offense inIDformaUuo 1nd counael received ot I-28-6tc CHiion . Cwll 3U·Y. 6136-M PHONII 6311 s:tid affidRvit of transfer, M('lg!l volved Mental anguish to the ('ounl y Cuurl records volume 186. ! Fo~ , P<~ll(' 495 b, set tilde, and for Good Cloaa Uoe<i Cars uth('r propt'f orders or rclici in In adrliHon thl'Y nn ,;eeure qualAll Makeo ami Modelo th(' lli"('m isc~. APARTMENT-5 r~~~lndb111h. ltv mrrrhandl.o~f' ~o~.·lthout. extra. The pcrson11 first above men· ~ PI furnace, located 218~ E. 144 BuUl'rnut Ave,. lloncd wiU further take notice Main St., Pomeroy. Call Dr. K. that they have been litade parties D. Amabary. 1 ~ tl Beautiful Blaek &nd Red Plymouth Belvedere Hard Top, defendant to said petition and Power Fllte Drive - radio, heater. white wall tires thal the}' llr(' required to anawer ' !'or hat - Electria Wltlptl!"8t V-8 motorA teal buy. CONCRETE BLOCKS :o~ame pn or before the I6lh the ~ etumer. Cllaton .P'kber, Mh"l· ... Bu.lld S.tter P•t Leu" day uf Mafeb 19&'7. -l dloport. Pb. U80-X· H-1-tl AftO.WI • • GRUESER BLOCK CO. . l\\Mi<.U: M. STQ\JT, rtamtiH :1..-::: ,.. IQzw Jlt• .............._ ............ c.. 3 Mll•a North ef ,..,_,., 111 a(uresllill, On Rt. 33. Call Wrn. GrueMI', Dah.•d J11nuary 1:1, 19&7. ~::::-~II>L IISL~-~~.c.. _ . , Rock lprlnll F H 0'8~\IC~f. Attornf'y, E. Main St. PomrN'y ~11-1~---';,;"";::;:':;'vY:;;_• (1) 2a, (21 I. 11,·:42, 6tc I eenta per word. 6ne i~ion. Minimum charge 50c.-4 cent~ pt!" 'fOld. for three consecutive insertions. SMdal- One month for 25 cents per word. JiUn flte of 2 cents per word will be ch9rgf'd f1·~ advertisin~ if DOt paid for before the 25th of each month !ollowiug mserlion . ' HI') • •d �t P0a I Mrs. Irving Karr CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 1s ~ostess For , Bndge Club Wed.1 13 11 WANT ADS PHONE 398 1 Creative, Surprise Activities Outlined As Way To Keep Energetic Tot In Line 1 Mary Jane Young Is Honor Guest I At Bridal Sh.ower Held Thursday 1 COLUMBUS: - Creative "surpd~" . acti v!tks should be maved fur r~my dayfrwhen children1Jiust rlay tndoors, states Dr. Ruth Hoe flin , uscc!!lte professor in the fa mily and child development di vision, Sctl.O')I Of Home Economics 11t the Ohio Stille University. When play space ls llmited to iipeclfk areas, it some times is dlfficult for children to find activitiem to k~p _them busy all day. U mother Is ill the kitchen the youngsters li.k.e to be close at 'hand f~r company . A y;ise mother might ~we the youngster the responslbil Jty of preparins one dish for dinner to keep him occupied wlth a simple and time consuming task ad vises the home economist. .' A novel desert idea that the child might help with ill rainbow ge~ati!l. Uae eight taU desert or dnntang glasses. Mix up three flavors ol colored gelatin. For instance, begin with the Ume-flavored and pour about. 1-incb layer all the ·~aees, then cool them in the refrigerator . When this is jel led, let the child pour on a layer of lemon. ll the Uquid gelatin i~ in small pitchers it w i II m-ake "l" l", 'a I Mis Mary Jane- Young, whose The· O(lfts wen: pid~:~d on t'c I '. 1 • Kt~rr J r . .· · · . , . , ,. •' •. · •n:m tagc to James Wtlham Kttch- gr •• nd p1ano wh1eh .... as covered ll!,l •. :.t u,J her 111 ·!:! • tlu!J ~\cd ( n. Chilllcothl•. 1s to be an event .;. t • il ~ ~ther and wh1te showe:·r r.• ·• 1·•\ l. u .. :.~ .11 ht'i h ll llll'. Syr:·Sunday. FPbru :try 3, w<~s hur c-Ju' h :md had" whit" embroidered I I RATES -~ "' ' ,,~ ,:,:: ·· \I 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Feb. l , 1957 ~~~~ I ,. . v,n• r ','r• 1 or 1 I dl~l' Dany Smtlnel, PomeNy-Mlddleport, o., Feb. 1, 1957-7 • ••·r ' o;p was ~ ward l'd l<t .\lr., .-\ H. K•.1 •!• l an d :o~cr onrtlo '-lr.s ~\Jill om ln •hr~on ~ '··hd lvJt•t' 11.1· .._, rl• d h} thf' Pr. 7p h1 ·~h I . Brotherhood :Auxiliary In Th d M I urs ay eet s. Notices I! m Help Wanted Legal Notice GETS RESULTS Evangelist Is Thursday Guest Of Womens Closs I FARMERS New 1957 FARMALL 'JI. .••. . .. . *MEETING !l) Employment Wanted rlui>J being formed lion, <hi• part ot the river and aald tbat In 18&8 •u~·.ooo.ooo b•d been •pent on boali•g ond that one oul or every twenty-eiKM penons in tht' eounty had a boal He s!~o said th.at the number o( crutsen and in-boards Wiill increuin.g f&pidly . The ~peaker explainelt Feder& I lawa controUinJ balUn, and uicl that the river waa policed by the Cout Guard who would ISiue w~rnlnas or tines througb the Dtstriel Headquar.tera ID St. Lou,is If violations of tlleJU rules wu ohsnved. Mr. Busb reminded hi!J audience that • rew yean ago drivers' lie'enRI!I were not requirlfll: lor automobiles but lnercaae in production had made !his manda:orr. / ' i HOTEL MARTIN ~-~-- ~--- Juvenile Traffic Violator Problem Hit By Meigs Probate Court Judge Bus1ness MAKE YOUR CHOIC.E 1 Wltether It Be A-- REfRIGERATOR, T I Or Any HOME APPLIANCE 1 -. ·~·- . ., LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL . LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL A;LLEN APPLIANCE - ---- Real Estate Legal Notice J E Legal Notice ? You'll Find It Through The Daily Sentinel (Bb) Auto Services -- H· . WANT ADS For Sole ------ - ----· - : ,.,.. .' w ith ' Ltarriin. 1 on~o~~-" 3 98 i , :Yovr ,, -- Legal Notice NOW! Sunrise !land. 1 WE BUY To ----~---· --· OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. - Routt. . ' Call I --- w Looking For Something pr OR OLDER! Sunset Rodney Downin$, -- Station Real Estate Broker H"' -.. E . · AS "A";-...,, ••spaper. 7 ....... --laittul i mllltarnllliodad AllarlaM . . . MYII'II1J1!JIIflf , .......... ... i. 1141 _Re _n_t_ __ leldanlasohtll! Trevey-Finaterwald Funeral Home A Wow--Of A Buy 1955 Plymouth Belvedere ····· ···· · $17 65 METROPOLITAN - ::,.-V"ic.u . .811.,J;, . I -.. ....... .... ..__ .. O:h:::l•:,_--1- ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. w, a. (Co~ttlnwd hem ...,. on.t held 11t H.oek Sprlnll on Janusry 19 was &ubrnilted to tlle eroup by l:harles Lambert. ULitr Ohlmger fot action. Jnd J..ew Roush w~ appoinl.ed as "You never can tell what"ll h.a p- repre~~oen1atlvea or ~ dub 1t fu Pfll to them ill Rules.'' he said. •ure circuit rne;etinp, Meinbart't propoaal wn uld mah Two new m~ ~re accept. pos1lhUe a special eil"ttlon ttnch·r ('d iolo the club at !he meeting the Vetl9'1nl Memo-rial IW!(!tion ol They are Chnlet ~Ipbtrt of llart · the Oblo Revlt~ed Code. Over S:!Oo. fotd and Arh Plll1bury o( Ch•·'~· 000 tta1 been raised IO(.'ally under lure. · that cOde secUon from a tJIX levy Fifteen memttert were prt-l>l:"nl :~~e~" axo. Tt\e memvrial was 1t tho meeting wblch was io I>! ,a ho~plut l'hatg( vf the prl'sldent, Rl!~s Cap.'· lleinhart's dlsclosu1e followed hort. a mect1Dg of the Veterans Mem 'riAl Hospital trustees Wednesday NOM&LP night where Le.s Fultz repor!l•d SAGINAW, Mich. - When Lin· t)n etfort1 to obtain state sanction da WeJiaell . 13, taid 1he didn't lor 1 revised and leu costly h.os- know haw to back the ear out of pltnl. Fultt: ti:Ud the seven trustees her driveway. a friend, James that Dr. Margaret Du&ise, chil!f JameS, 14. volunteered to ahow )( the hoapital Jectlon o( the State her how. He lost control of the bepartment of Health, will ll'Cept car, drove over a ~urb into a rot review 11 scale drawmg and tree, gol ticketed fDT drlving withn.arr.atlve qescriptlon of a 42-bed out a license. UnCia 1uffercd a 1 She wOuld advlse 1 later bump \m the head. n a rev!11ed plan pteter~ttd V AM"RE STUDY N- ·i· . ~ cornell J!aivers,jly 1.c~hti ;jji .trying to Ond· o"Jt lihw v~ ~'~~. bats• ean- 1 JTltACA, l~ve ' on · n'oth~ni· 'bul~'¥.ood. Bats hiiVe bc:en ~triPor~tq1/frUjm Mexico ror tbe stf.ldln.•.· ,,..\ ,;n)J . ACII! or' '~o CAJRO~ til. - ~.N tlty is 11 li\Ont:h.J ·alder ~Mil'.· U.CI ,ff.lde of Dllaois' whkh -b&di-Jt!r. •UM:h birthday last Dec . .3, AQ ect" to incorporate the city and bank or Cairo Was pa~ed by the territorial legislRW"e at Kaskalkia on Jao.. 9, 1918. PIC:TURES NEWS ' ' A~VI.TJSEMEN.T ,• •,A• ...... ~ ~,.:·c .. 32. CUI• foatan 34. Ameri. , rrontlera. man 35. Beneatl' 36. Butit of .V toutt to. Wrea0111.a (J;I.I.) 43. Mum silkworm . 'Vht.•r'• .&l•wcr ,.,_,..,. I . qjlopnng f6. ()M-apot card 10. Cv.d&ele4 23.~erce 23 ..Bllnd . 18. Lukewarm 25. BeliR . 31. Artt:bian courjtry 33. On the OUII\ 31. Pale 3~ ..Larfe worm 83. Forward 3t. Marin" mammal tl. Pronoun 42. Poem• t5. Gratify 47.1\pman EMPLOYMENT INTEki!ST COVERAGE EVERYTHING IS r •mp~ror 48. l:ject 49. Ireland :loO. Flower• 00\V> 1. Tell 2. :Before 3. C\trll! 4. "\'alued :1. Thnter attendanta ' ,. 30. Se11.11e or ~: AXYDLBAAXR · · · 1 · Ia LONOFELLO\f '··:· • One letter simply st8.nda for another: tn. tllllt 'ufnple A Is used tor tha three L's. X ror the two 0'1, etc. Single !etten, apoa. trop"hea, the 1en1th and formation or lhe words are all hints. Eaeh day the code Jatten •~ dltferent. DAlLY CRYPTOQUOIE - J!ern .bow to work , And w, Are Proud to be A Cryptoaram QuotatiOn. THJ OilY lOcAL MYMJ APOO Newspaper In Mtigs _. County . ' H AC'BZ DVBJ ATMJ DECN VP'Cl, HWHPJ-LMEYHJDMB .. "\'"eaterda)''a Cl')'ptoqUote: ALONE; ALONE, ALL, ALL ALONE; ALONJ: ON A WJDI:, WIDE 8EA- COLICRJDOE . Dtstrib'""" by K1111 F.dt11re• Srndtc•t• ------ • - ·--- THIS IEWSPAPER 1$ PROUD OF TIE BOYS WIIG DWVII hE Daily S.ntinel MY l.l'L. FISH seEMS veRY ·- - - - - , : : NERVOI.IS l.ATEI.Y !. ' ·. •n Your Classroom? B o- "u IN THE DAILY SENTINR BOYS!! 12 YEARS OF ACE The Fourth District Court of Appeah hd a!flrmed the de~illon of Meigs Cuunty l"robate Judie John c. B•c•tn ln the !mlna D\lck· wort.h Estale. Tb.e Wlll •liJ'ed Jan. 9, t9S4 and Mid :Ou!!kwortb died January, _1955. The eourt ot apeals referred · to the Wil' wbi~h was .1).1.1t prepared by a lawyer, as bavthg been prepared with caN!lessness. -L0C:4t'· oil'>" ALL I -- ... CA[LING - --- Saddle Club Sets (c.ntlnwtl .... .,... .,. •. two heartna.•. Followine that it •ould 110 to t.he auMJ commint·c 'l(hlch could toH on it or pall it ou• 'J.'hp molt ~oi.1a,n,t .question tut J'u('IJe JJaeon to re· Solve was ~he Identity or one of tbe three heneficlarles under the residuary cia~ . The natne of one . ff(' .9aid that at the preaen.t of the btntfle~rles waj omittecl hrte a committee i.s tourina · the from the pteredlna clauSe. and the lfllted Statea -and holdirig hesrings third leeatee wu tnlsnatned ln the ?" 'lnall boat operations wllh 'h<c residuary chuse. Tbere were otber 1tlca . that Federal law!: wow.. be ~u~lt\ons ~~ ~ to identi\.Y Ol benetthnJUen regardina the operauen.t f~t:taries whlrh presetl.tfl'd tome dif. ~:.~!~t-ical; of ihl·ae boats and that Hcen11e:.- C1.1r lle~:~lty. running boat! would pl'Oblbly be 'l'be Coul't ol 4 •e!;Ult Of the heatingll. a its written An enthusiastlt member . or Ue ment: Coast Guard Auxiliary he 'liVe U1i! definitio.n of tbe Au:d1'.bv "An organitati~m of dvUian. biJh~ owners authorized by an Ac'~ ot _C'ongreu mupervised o~nd <'C'r.ttoiJ. <:d by the Coast GUltd, ""NJ!.h. • acLiviti,cs appro\l"ed by the Ct~rii· tion at Pt. Pleubttnt on -eall, tht .atf.ending W~re mandant in Washington, D. r_: •tod obler of tblt 1t1Uon was unable to ftObPrt J'lC"Obr., a_l~.o this definition "All 6runi1o1· attt.Dd the JnetiUtlf aruf ' Kinley Al!red. J. M. "thornton and tlon 01' lt'tivity allowing • "tg •ibU~7. Cohunodore o f lb• Point A.(.;. II. E. Pleasant ~llnl: Club and a mem. P~nue a hobby with a purj;lOie ~ of the 00 A:uxlnary, ISPOkf! to lugher th-an ple-Al'lure.' . Wednuday of this week \·ice- !·he uo_up in JUs plate. He aave { ommorlore Bu11h had rresen!Cd definite lnstrudlons on the nt>G~vernor Underwood o w. .vti. .IJ<Inlzaf_Jon of tbe t:lub •• fOllowed ACIIOIII e. Pronoun Ple~t11nt 1. Contraction 1. ateeat · ~lth & certilieate of membere~ip I ctentl7 by the PolDt Boating Club, a new OI'&"!Jtilation Cpott.) WaahlnatoA 1n the Au11iliary when he a.Uendtd 8. At\l~1 Vf,.tltor the swearing in of 1 clan of a.t Jt wu annouoced t)ltt •.be flext t. Cupidity t. Meledy recruits in the CG in Charleston. would . be Ga l'ebruarv 12.•,..... lD,J\aftont Because Of th.e fioad in W. ~~Preston )totors Inc. 16. awrrat.s ll.l.iaten lw.d the Coast Guftd sta19. QuiCk 12.An eXh&latloa 21. OI"Mk letter 22. Indl~erent 13. AmtflWI Indian 2f. ~,athe~<3 ereature 14. Gold I rHer.) 1 27. Railed . 1&. lly look platform 28. With· 11. Notse &od 18. Swill rtver stands (8) Auto Sales ~ New Bill WouJd DAILY CROSSWORD (IOSLEY f Court Upholds Dectston , , Made By Juns• t.Here ' m:,, ~iiiii --·-- Meigs Equipment Company (C•ntlnu•d f~nt ,.,. OM) m - --·--- NOTICE Branch Fleming pouring easy for the young1ter. 1 Next add a cherTy flavor and wh en this i~ hard, begm with lime and r ,.~ prat the flavors over ll.!!&in. The rl'sult is a colorful sod bt·allhful desscrL If the late afternoon seems end· less as the tot awaits the return of inS brothers and sisters from school, Mtss Hoelllll suggests let· tin11 the small child set tht: d-inner table. ll is easy to work out a placernat pattern . Help the young. aters paste paper patterns of a knife, fork , soon, and napkin on the proper place on a ,square mat, then mr.unt ~t where the child can see whether t>e's putting the uteo· 1ils on the table correctly. The child may be better behaved at meals. if he had a special part ih helping to prepare them. ored Thursday el"rning at a show- pllrasol d~orated W•t h. pink satin er at the honle uf Mn. Cecil Brad- nbl!v·•~ placed behind a silbouet'e bury wilh 'd rs. Charl.:s Bradbur~ vf :1 brrde. White chry~n themulft s as co-hostess and pm k gladiolus wete used in . 1n arrangement Lll the living ~n i~ Adv~rtisin&--Should be nportcd tmmedtately. Thl! h o~less roum r:a.rrying out the pink arod Daily Sentinel will not be responsible Cor more than one incorreet insertion . - wh1te rolor scheme. Card of Thanks aqd Speclal Notices or Event s printed at fC"IIPRO T!:AM TA LKE:t> Gdntl:S were played with prlzes lar eiUBified rates. Obituarlel published at 1 cent per word. "' Dl~TROJT VP · l\ nr.rfc~w.ma! I won by Ruth Ann Powell, Marilyn basketball ll'nm rnr !)f'\1"'11\ ap SUl' Knight and l.lrs. E . Schaaf. pcared ;r sto•p cln~er lr•d.•y ~flcr h ONE 4 ROOK APARTXEN'f. One two day~ ol c•mfl'rcf' r('~ tll'lY..I'f' The G.lA. of the Brothe-rhood The ostesses were assisted hv 8 room hoUe Newly decoraterl Ni.-.k !.fl 11 rJr~ (Jr nJvmJn -. Sll.rl.um of Loeomoli"e Engineers met Suzanne, Asa and Mary Bradbury (1) inside aM out. A. N. Bcngtl. and offlrials ro:(h(· rt \Va•n•· l'r;- Thursday afternoon at the home 1n Sl'r\'ing ice cream. cake, coffel' Pomeroy, ll 1 tf ,, and favors of mmiature wh1te I on~ uf I!H' ;>,'Jtr<rna~ l~nskctbal. of Mrs. Walter Harris wt'lh ... IT'S EASY TO .IU.I As~;u .1 ,, vn r.eorgc Hackett Sr., president, preparasols filled with pink and BUY - SELL - RENT siding. while mints. find employment - hire The president acted a 8 installGuests were Mrs .. Howard Kitch· LOST GLASS ART or filld a lost item through QU:CK 6EltVICf£- oo _Watcb 8& ing officer for the reinstallation en . Mrs. R~bert Relbel, Mrs. EleaS/.. DWICH, Mass. - Thts picpolri.. bf FKIOn Tt....... 1l!e Daily Sentinel WANT of present officers. nor W Zelhrr. Mrs. L. E. Reyturesqu~;: Cllpe COd town was noted ••tc:tunak&. OOLLil'Ui n!:WZ, ADS. Don't put It off Tbe next meeting will be 1111 nolds, .\1rs. Arthur Skinner, MM. for its be1utitul1y colored glassthe home of Mrs. Robert Harris. Manf" Wilkinson, Mrs. Cush JohnsCall 3118 Today - An Ad in LERS; - · I.a..! NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE from 182S to 1888. The secret The hostess served 111 de~~ert ton , Mrs. Nei5s Powell, Mrs. Earl A.ADhJ ll 1'EJ...1!;VJSJON SERVICE this column formula for tbe glass was lost and In pursualice of the order of the Pllooe ZOO. tJela.od Appliance Pr~baf l! Court of Meigs County, course to Mrs. Hackett, Mrs. Rob- Kn ig ht, MN. E. S. Sebaal, Mrs. the unique art died with it.' The McElhinny, Miss Swan Sture. Ill w HtiD st .. Pom.VOJ' Ohto, I wJJII)ffer fur sale, ~t public ert Harris, Mr~. Charles Bennett Robert first pressed glass and the first Mrs. W. R. Garber, Mra, J..OO Park, JacquelintJ Rice, )Irs. Robert 2-:IJ.t! lace gla:oss ir. America were mide auction , on !he 2nd day of FebRoush , Mrs. J . Q. Rice. Ashley, Mrs. Richard Vaughan, here. ruary, 1957 at 10:00 o'cloek a. m. FOREMAt. • ABBOTT t.V . :ll!lJI, Huth Ann Pnwell, Marilyn Sue VICE All ..U,. Repllred by E> at the frnn : door of the Court Kmght, Sheila Stover, Yvonne pert r·ec.tnur wu. Phon11 IS2IH Y Uouse in Pumeroy, Ohio, the folH11ckett, Sally Schaaf. lll4dl-. 6-.&-11 lowing real estate : Sendmg gifts were: Mn. Nan E I.""- ""' ,_ The fc1lowmg real estate situate ._va 0 N YOUR SH" rep&..-r Jt in Section No. 18, Township No. 7, Moore, Mrs. Mildred Hawley, Mrs.. Rlclne Shoe Shop Ll'o Childs, Mr.'l. Bruce Uoyd, 11 30 tl Range 14, bemg in Scipio Town· &hip, Meigs County <tnd State of Mrs. Arthur ~~ick. Mrs. Webb Hall, Ohio, beginmng at the s. E. corner Fred Dunn, Huntington evange- Mrs. William Bradford, Mra. ErnARRANGE lT AT -· of the N E . quarter or SecLion 16, list, was a guest when the Loyal est Lg,Jiance, Mrs. L. W. McComas, POMEROY'S <I Town 7, H.ange 14 ; th.ence Weat Women's Clus md at the Churcb Mrs. Cedrie Clark, Mrs. P. K , Rus81 rods; tht't"!Ct! North about ll 7 of Christ after the church service sell, Barbara Scott, lllary Vira:inia BEST roda to the l-'L:fllic Road; thence in there Thursday evening. Reibel, Mrs. Jacob Reibel, Mrs. Phone 398 EMPLOYMENT WANTED - any a Southerly dm~cliun along said Mrs. William Reynolds, preal- Evelyn Lewis. Now in Our Showroom kind. Cuntad Myron Bailey, Public Road to the East Jme of dent, presided at the meeting and "Power put lo better use" RFD 1, Pomeroy. 1 30 3te Section 16; thencl' Soulh on the lhe devotional service was eonEast lme or Scc!JOn 16 10 th.e ducted by Mrs. Herman Lohse EMPLOYMENT WANTED - any pluce uf bt.>gmniug. containing 55 who used Scripture reading, praykinrl. Howard Ruush, 1\-hnersville acres, mure or h•ss. ne~f·rvlng to er and meditation ''The Old Year Phone BIL\11. 1 31 3te the state of Ohio. howevt•r, all and the New" ror the service. oil, gas, ('oal And oth.-r m!nt'r~:~ls During the meeting 'a eootribu· t201 ::,erv1c~ with tho n~ht or cnlry ror the lion was voted for the March of Probate and Juvenile Judge John C. Bacon returned today Pomeroy, Ohio FOR SERVKE or n·palrH on your purpo.se or pro~p('<'ling for, dcvcl· Dimes and Mrs. 0 . L. Roush refrom the Annual Convention of the Ohio Association of Pro1-29-6tc sewing m~chinc cont; 1rt Jerry oping, producing and oper<Jlmg ported gifts of money for nowers bate and Juvenile Court Judges, at Columbus. Judge Bacon atfor the Raptbtry and for sick .Baugh man. Sm!(rr S•·wing Ma- f or t h c t<;a,me, and t I\c nght of oetended the Sessions of January 29th and 30th. ' chine Co., ~:'i N. court Street, cupyln \1 in tro far as the liamr s members of the chureh . The mon· 1 Complete WHEEL AUGNMENT, ThN;c !>€!liOns particularly 1 31 3tc 1 essentu.d to sueh pro~pecting , de- (!y came in memory of the late Athen s, Ohio. balancing and brake service. 't l . -·---· vclopmg. operating or producing Mra . Harry Sargent from friend! dealth with Proposed Legialation child may bC' considerable. Hackett'a Safety Ser~lct!, West Affedmg Probate and Juvenile Fifth, th(: juvenile judge is oft- 1 Al~YUNE DESJRlNG HO\IE l>E- also, reservin g to the Slate ot" Ohio in New York. Main Stre ... t, Pomeroy, Ohio. J.IVEHY hf Broughton '!! Dairy the usc of streams flowing throulo(h Mr. Dunn spoke briefly on the Co urts, dis~ussion on probate proIAYt DON'T YOU KNOW? Products in Pom<'roy or Middle· said lands 0 , abuttinJ: upon the topic "Loyalty" and oth.er guests cedures. prublems ol traffic viola· en plaeed in s position when he Baker's will give you the beat port , call ·.valtt•r l:ruuks, phone liame, Hnll s•l mu('h of the hanks included Fred I. Gardner , pa~Lor tions by minors, social and relief grants JJrohalion to a youthful of· ~ trade on furniture or appUan8057-J. Af'er all, "The Best thereof as r-1 ay \)(' neccs~ary for of the ehurch, Mrs . Gardner. Ncda a gc n~ic§ and their responsibl.lities, fender in court for steallng, or · and mdudc-i addresses "Should willully breaking windows, etc. of such enjoym"nt <1nd protection of Bradford and Betsy Cunningham. Doesn 't Cost A Cent More." ees. " tl I 2~ 1moc such .stream,. from Noswn. conYearbook s were distributed by Traffic Violations by Minors be having assc~sed no penalty, and - - - ------ tamiMtitm ur dl'posil of gprhm~nt. the commlt lre and refreshment! Remover! 1rom the Juri9dietion of yet for a minor traffic violator q Your CROSLEY 0Pa)Pr ,ill 0 rl!)•..-~ t u r IL~ were ~f'rvcd to twenty-one mem- th!:! Juven•le Courts?" ''Should of having to usess a fine or susParents be Liable Financially for pend driver· ~ license. Result, the 2261:. MAIN· if. POMIROY OHIO ~lllo, one olhl'r lra<•t ?f lnnd de-l bCrfl a nd •uests l.. the officers: - , gld ' 1Y , 1056 BUICK Spt't'ial 4 dr . liard Barn~Simp&On lnsuranee Agency, scrtbcd as [J!Io\\- s. to w11. Twentythe Wmnt•ful Acts of the1r Chil· child wtlh criminal tendencies •111111111111111111 Middleport Ftn . Automobile-- five {2:1) al'n·~ nff nf th{' J>: .. st Mrs. He~no s, Mrs. Ucrman Loh· Tup Sc•lan . l>ynarlow. one lura! Bonri.J. Phone 031!1--X 8-21}-l!f sule of the Alesi •,':! of thp North- sc, ~trs. Ern~est Lallance. Mrs. 0. drcn ·•·· "'l'oll<'e and J11venilc Court pays llO penalty, and thr youthful ownrr. red and . white threl' traHic violator is fined or hi~:~ li· t Q t f S 11 N L. Roush, 1\ rs. Leo C.hilds, Mrs. Rclii\JOn6hlp'" among others. tone. $279~ .00 . Blaeltnar ':o~, Poml:lc on o. 16, Minnie Gilmore Mrs Edwa d 'OMPLE'fli: lnsu .. •'lce Pl'ot!!ctlt)JI ras · uar •·r o .~urlgP B<•C'On said he was cUaap- eense ~uspcndcd. eroy, 1 31 6tc ' · r Llle, Auto, fir., , Pulio Call On • Town 7. ll.:Jil l-:f' 14, save and e."(cept f'Nnch pomted a! ~ome at tbe aJt.iO&lll ----tl.26 aeres whH"h Wll8 :wld off of -·----'---~--taken by \to(• Association, that he Jud~c H·•r.on roncludcrl it was 'MiliA. Mh1dlepnrt . f'll)lo 1956 PONTI I\ l' ve Star Chief 4 dr. thf'- North c ud of s<Jid 2!'i acre lol was particularly distressed when his opinion that no law passed ur Only 8.00tl careful mih•s, nrarto J. ···. l!l g;;.~. by H. G. Wells, ad· the A~~ociation voted to oppose appropriati>"~n of taxpayers ~oney (21) est nl'W u~l'd car In thit~ ar•·a mini~rrntur of 1hl' Estate of .1 . () remova• frl)fn the jurudtetion of to be ~pent. by lawm akers at Co$2405.00. Bla~·ttnar s. PomC>rny 6 ltllUMS :1nd BATII , $4!'i0U.OO. lliJ.:J.:S, tll'r.c-awd, in lhe yl'nr 1876. the Juv.~n il {' Courl~ of traffic vio- lumbus or Washington , will have Blanche G. Bennett who residr8 l 31 6lc Jlfl l.ortt-;1 St, l'otnt•roy. Call Bnlh til lht· ahO\"l' ll•·~(·r!hr rltract .~ lations by minor~. Judge Bacon any great c,Ifect upon the problem .,--.,-, ----- ---· 5Hi M or ~1:191. 1 31 3tc or lalld bt •rng: ~i tU.Ih·d in ~kipJU 111 Hural Houtc 248, Battle Ground gave ~~~ b1s rcaaon:o~ that it wu of juvenile delinquency. Factors Washington, one o( the heirs of 1956 ;\U~ IU.'l' llY Monleray 4 fir __ -~ __ _ _ Town!; ltiv, :\k1gs ('ounly Ohw his opmior< the enforcement of develop~Tl in the home. the churrh Sedlln . 12,000 actual mill!! M\'1"· llo!ISE l-"0~( SALJ·: w1th 2 apart. t!t·ln.: tile 1;n tl\L" ;·•· .r ; •·:;totlC cun D.tytd H. Stout, decca~cd, will take Ohio's l.raff e cude against drivers the school and the L"nmmun!ly 1 ('Omatic. ~259&.00. Bla.-.ttnar 'M, nll'nlll tl rqoms und l.Mih Itt •·arh \'\)}"\'d Jo 1·>1 Wl'lt'h by dPI~ d rc - not a·e Uwl ~hg.:ie M. Stout, plam under 10 was cumbersome and in· determine ~he pro~lem. ·Pomeroy. I 31 6t(' Hilartnwnt , Hit new copper water coniNI 111 n .... rl Rook 12:1 Pa}lf' 31 utf and !iUrvJv.ng spouse of Davul offcctJ\'tl. Judge Bacon, added, howc"llcr , ]lm·o;. <JII new I,!:IH lin'f'H, 2 new of t.ltP .,1t•ilJ:~ t"o!mly Uc•~d Jlr.(•ords. It Stout on lhe 30th day of odo\9!16 I'ONTI/\C V8 :.! d-r. Sedan . l)('r. 1956, £ilect hllr petllion In FirBt, h.-. ~·lated, to enforce the the majority of the wurk uf the llttlom<Jllc ,_.,ah·r lwatcrK. Phone Satd pr••mist•;; are appraiS('d at Les1:1 Lhan 12.000 miles. If lhrrl' 6:116 - ~1 o:· 11222 fur apartment~. $2.000 un <tnd n111st not he ~old for the Prolmte Court within and (or traffir code the JUdge mu~t enter Association, was commeu,lable . ('Vf"r wal II "cream puff", thiK i.~ 1 31 3tp It'.~ ~ than twu - llmd~ of ~aid ap- th<· county of Meiqs , and State of a finding that the ju"l!entlc was one. $2195.00. Olacttnar'!l, Pom P Ohio, allc~.:inlil that Maule M. de.linquent, a finding of too deep 1--__:========--~ .-pr:usc(l valut!. roy. I 31 6tc 5 ROOMS, bucment, wash house, Terms: l'hll In h;~nrl un day of Stout Is the surviving spouse of significance to attach to minor on Kerr tit., Pomeroy. ElecLric, ~ale. David H. Sluut, daceased, late of tralfie l)lfemcs. 1955 BUICK Special 2 dr. Hard Meigs County, Ohio who died Ill· Water . Phone 162·J . BESSIE L. WElCH, Admin. Second, the arresting officer top . Uynaflow drive, fuJiy equ iptr~talc on February 8, 1956. 1 26 8lp iatntrbr of tha l!atate of Edmu~t file M written complaint at ped, bluf' and tilTCY finish . Thr plaintiff further rcprc- the county seat, and the process ward Welch, decaa••d. ••' $2295.00. Blacunar's, 1 Pomeroy WOULD YOU st•n1s that Oavid R. Stout died of the courl entatls issuing a oita. WEBSTER & FUl T:Z: 31 6tc Attorney• for Adminl1tr•trh: stc1.cd in fee simple Of an undtvid- tlon to the parents of the child ]955 rLYMOUTH V8 Savoy 4 {I) 4, II , 18, 25 (2) I, 5te f'd one-half interest In common 1n ordering appearance of both be· LIKE TO Sedan. One careful loc11l owner, Lhc fullowing deacr1bed real estate fore the court. Hardship i8 t.oo thrilling performer. $1696.00. snuate in the County of Meigs, often worked upon the wage-earn COMBINE Blacttnar'G, 'Pome~roy. 1 31 Ole 'l"ownship o£ rhel!ltcr, and State of Ina: parenl. and distraught mother Ohio, <~nd described as Collows : her attentic..n needlessly diverted 19a3 PLYMOUTH 2 dr., heatf'r, 2 for a ltalf day or day from the Situate in th.c County of Meigs, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT new tire11, priced to &ell. C1ll Township of Chester, an~ State of c1re ol vounger children at home. IK•cutor Rutlllnd Furniture Co. Oh10 anf\ described as follows, loThlrrl, ti"e Ohio legislature be· E1tatt of Fr.d 5. John1ton 1 31 3tc Wil: Section two, toWnship four. ing of the opinion that 18 year Dac.attd Nutirc is hereby given that anrl rango twelve of the Ohio olda are mature enoua:h phyBiellly ('ush Johnston whosl! l'o11t Office Company':o~ Pureh11se In Chr~:~1er and mentally to be entruated with Newsp~per addre ss \11 Middleport, Ohio, It D Township, Mela:s County , Ohio and the operation of a two ton metal ' R. H. luiWLINGS SONS CO.- 24 . bour Wrtrker Service. Day h1111 b('rn duly appointed as Exeru- beginning on the South line of projectile upon our 1trecta ud ~ -~>.~·. tor or thr E11tale of Fred S. John- ~aid section 2, 68 ron• ~nd 18 !Inks ~ilhw•rs , surely juvenile drivers Phone 8221. Niiht Phone ston l:ilc of Salisbury Town~hip W('St ot the southeast corner of are mature enough to aomwer to 603S-X. DODGE PLYMOUTH I I Mei~~:s County, Ohlo, deceased. ' 1mid !loetlon; thence Norlh 109 the uaual traffic court. DEALERS. 3 8 tl Bacon said : "Tbese youngsters' Dated lhi! 22nd dlly uf J11nuary l'urh; thence weal to a corner 110 ~=-:---=19~7. rod.~ ~tnd ro~r links cast ol the !ICDie of lnjwtJCe· Ia partieul~rly ~(9) John c. Bacon East line ol said section~ thence keen. Nothing disturbs him mOre Jurlg.-. or the Prohah' Coun ~outh JW rods to the Soulh line Ulan to fc,.l he is a victim of ln' .. NEW HEAVY DUTY Indullrlal Mrig~ County, Ohio of said sectl~ thence East on juatlee. When be suff~ra more selina:le cylinder WliK'On&in, air \1 J 25 (::J 1. a, 3tc sai-d line to the place of be- verely In juvenile court than an eooled ena:lne.. Brannan'• Gar· }linning, eontainlna 110 IH'I"('S, adult In trnffic court for the same lie, 1117 W•lJ\;Ut St., Mi.ddltJporl. ., _ l1or4 Ia 101too1. M11111111l11 WGBScMIMIIc Gradeamore (.,f lf':SR: save and 1excepl out offense, naturally he is indla:nant Phone 8005-M". 1 30 Stc ..._ &be •Ure ldtool &erm. Traffic v10lator8 are not criminals. or thr> abovll deaerlbcd premises, --the fo ,:Jowirg deacribed trart : Be- The 11li~ma of beina: hailed Into FmE:RGLASS AWNINGS and door ORDER OF ATTACHMENT .....C.tad ClrelllaUoll IJeparlmea& ol dab U ... ginning ».t 1hc Southwest corner Juvenile eourt should not be atcanopies, vtonetian bllnd11 all wbP a neuq oec:an Jour applleaUoD will be CQUlde ..... Willlnmson t'arm Suppl~·. Hul - of what was formerly W. z. John· tached to y·•UlhfuJ traffic ollend· color• ln (l sh~e!l, aluminum lad:;:::;;:===;=:=:::::::;;;;~ Crai~ . Ohio. pliiinttf{, \'~ (;t•org(' son·s 97 41ere tract; thence south erL dt'n , all kind11, nursery 111ock uMIINeriiMn llld .,kll roa .. 1et • llftlpafel" ..-e ahra7• "" ~ dden1lant Amount $-.IS.OO. 82 degrrtes East 14 rods lo a ~take tile BeMCollec:tioa ... DeUVC178enlceJI 1•• Ill kinds, window blind• <~n I Fourth , Judge Bacon said that R. E. Grindlt•y, Justice of l'cn cf', thence Soult: M.54 rods to a stone ahwdcR all color~ 1nd sitel. Ji'rel' eoloreemellt officers knowma: the Mlncravillc . a ,.,. el .roar elll'1lilp. I& ...,. Wp J • corner: thence west 82.24 rods to cllmbetRome process involved In installallon. free eBiirn&tca, Dale (tJ 2~ t2l 1, R, 1!5. 4tc .' ' . Wippel Supply , 2Hir Union Ave , ITIUCTURA~ I IIAMI · - - tlw place of beginning, containing the juvenile court too often, upon 31 1 " orrcs, more or leaa, leaving findlnlil th~ olfendlng driver Js Pomeroy. 2 1 Lmol' KRA .. IROfrt- MITALl -Oim\IM 1M Wap ,_ lean .. ldtool wflll 1dul pno. 78 . 7~ a<'rcs more or lon . •1 Uee oo a Newspper RoUe . - , _ will M &AR.N1NG wWIIi under 18 yc.1rs waive him on with 1 FRIGlDAiftE, 1 Jo: sLate Gam 7R an LEARNING. --7Tke pnycr ol aaid pe1ition is a warnlt\g or lecture, Tither than ft.ange. Yhll tJCII both rCII8unINSURANCE AGENc;Y for the plal~tlff MaJa:ie M. Stout. involve thf'mselves in burden· 1 31 3te Phtne 510 '• lbly. Call 371 . ltomeroy Flre, Automobfl,, Health prays for an order of the Court some prosecution. And then occas· ~ ACCIDINT p('rmihing Mq(le M. Stout, sur- lonally, not too often, but OccasELECTRIC SEWING MAt.'IIINE. Llh, C11ualty and BoMa viving spouse, to )urehase, .at the ionally, an officer knowing his lavatory, l<lrtte medicine l'llbinet, When pcoplt~ suddenly faee be<liJJli"Discd value Rlflxed by lhc lecture will be the only penalty eltCtric 1-weopo::r. Phone 364 . rf'avemcnt the servl« of 1 t.ruli\ IIPl)raiscr:o~ of th(l E1tatc of Uavld ISIMtiB~d for 1h~ offense, will give 1 20 6lc worthy funt'ral diredor i• lndl• It Stout, dcccall(!d, the real et~lale a bOmbaalil' longue-lashing out of pensablr.. They also welcome the lo MIDDLIPORT, OHIO , AN OUTBUllJliNG In cood conin thr petition deacrlbed, and thai all · propor• ion to th~ offense inIDformaUuo 1nd counael received ot I-28-6tc CHiion . Cwll 3U·Y. 6136-M PHONII 6311 s:tid affidRvit of transfer, M('lg!l volved Mental anguish to the ('ounl y Cuurl records volume 186. ! Fo~ , P<~ll(' 495 b, set tilde, and for Good Cloaa Uoe<i Cars uth('r propt'f orders or rclici in In adrliHon thl'Y nn ,;eeure qualAll Makeo ami Modelo th(' lli"('m isc~. APARTMENT-5 r~~~lndb111h. ltv mrrrhandl.o~f' ~o~.·lthout. extra. The pcrson11 first above men· ~ PI furnace, located 218~ E. 144 BuUl'rnut Ave,. lloncd wiU further take notice Main St., Pomeroy. Call Dr. K. that they have been litade parties D. Amabary. 1 ~ tl Beautiful Blaek &nd Red Plymouth Belvedere Hard Top, defendant to said petition and Power Fllte Drive - radio, heater. white wall tires thal the}' llr(' required to anawer ' !'or hat - Electria Wltlptl!"8t V-8 motorA teal buy. CONCRETE BLOCKS :o~ame pn or before the I6lh the ~ etumer. Cllaton .P'kber, Mh"l· ... Bu.lld S.tter P•t Leu" day uf Mafeb 19&'7. -l dloport. Pb. U80-X· H-1-tl AftO.WI • • GRUESER BLOCK CO. . l\\Mi<.U: M. STQ\JT, rtamtiH :1..-::: ,.. IQzw Jlt• .............._ ............ c.. 3 Mll•a North ef ,..,_,., 111 a(uresllill, On Rt. 33. Call Wrn. GrueMI', Dah.•d J11nuary 1:1, 19&7. ~::::-~II>L IISL~-~~.c.. _ . , Rock lprlnll F H 0'8~\IC~f. Attornf'y, E. Main St. PomrN'y ~11-1~---';,;"";::;:':;'vY:;;_• (1) 2a, (21 I. 11,·:42, 6tc I eenta per word. 6ne i~ion. Minimum charge 50c.-4 cent~ pt!" 'fOld. for three consecutive insertions. SMdal- One month for 25 cents per word. JiUn flte of 2 cents per word will be ch9rgf'd f1·~ advertisin~ if DOt paid for before the 25th of each month !ollowiug mserlion . ' HI') • •d �\ • ' • I • 8-Daily,Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., l'eb 1, !957 The Dad.,· Sentinel Installation Ceremonies Are Held For F~derated Church Womens Guild • GARDIN CLUI MElTING T1le Pomeroy Gardea Club will J ohn Lietw ller , at 2 p. m Mrs. meet Moodily at the bo~e of llrs. Edwin Charles 15 the co-bosles.s Eleanor Schaaf, M1ddleport Society Ed1tor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 Middleport Society Notes ~ 76" Anniversary ' Twin Bed Ensemble w1th button-free mattress BAKER FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner In Middleport 1\lr and Mrs Jay Ca r ter an d ch1ldrt>o , Pamda <~11d i\: orma Jean , and Mr a mi Mrs Sherm an We!· mann dn d C;; ~ ~>: hl cr~>, Doond a no~ Susan ( oiurJJ bus ha~ e be e n v tSII · ins Mr.: o l< crnc Hark C'r Susan We 1 ma n n , l wo years ultl . \ ~ recovcru • from eye sur gery al u Columbw, hospital aOU wa~ able to VIS it h(':' grandmolher, Mr ~ 8dJ krr ML'>!S Fran ces Huu ~ ~ spcnl Wc<i nesd.ay With Mrs < tydc f''rcnch Ollld famtly Ln Jack'>lll W1i! Willock was t.lkl·n to trc Muon Clime Thur5day in the aav. lings-Cuats ambulance. Fred Dunn and Mr and MN!. Fred I Gartlner were dinner gucsu Tuesday of Mr and Mra Edgar Allensworth Mr nunn IS th visutinl t·vanJ,l:elu,t at lhe Church of Chr1st where Mr Gardner "5 pastor Don Gosney, who has been " husi~ss Vl.!lllor m N.H.hv11le , has returned to Mtddleport ~Ir s J. A Young Sr has bcco \'lsl t rng her daughter, Mrs Robert Yates, and dau~;htcr~ in Jal·k11on tbis week Mrs Aljr(' Sm ilh , who m11kl's hl"r homt w1th Mbs F1 am·es Sm1lh , POMEROY SOCIETY E11gt'nc Wllhf'e will lc <11<' S.•l· urday for Athens wher r he will enroll al OhiO li mversily tor tlw' S<'Cond $(rnesler Mrs l':\•f'ret t Tohm .•s ~u e nrlc~ thi! fJE..S 'h~lrld ~ chr • ul of Ln!>. \ r uct lion hctld Wednesday 1n Manr!la Mrs Eu gr-ne Schwa h 1s a mcd•· cal j)atlent at Sch<nkcl Ciuac, ~1.1 - 1he!:e eam were Babied! If ynu trade for a one-owner rar traded in f1•om a satiH· fled owner, you are sur£' tc' get real \'alue and lastlng satIsfaction. A Iorge part or nur sah·s un• r1•peat sale from pt'ople "'bo have bou~ht rrom us ror )t"ars. Many we can ghc• .vnu th.e history slnt·c U!.'" . Nnw is the time to ruliih In tu buy! We orr anxlouH tn st•ll, und the st•lt•c~lon Is at an all Umt• high In qualit}! 1955 Plymouth V8 Savoy !Wn W. Va Mrs' rarr1e C:ru·cscr ha~ lwcn i"Oilftnell to hl'r home Mmr>rs~JI!f' due to mjury r ct•(•Jwd In a fall 1t her humc Mrs l'aul I• 1'- ht•r, h• t t rhur sd,.~· fur a V!Slt 111 ( ultun' JUS wtlh l) r .. nd Mr11 JaJIII'~ F1 ~ lu• r <111d J[JnH IY Mrs Ev11 ll cn dncks an1l L..ru) Ru ~chell [J I(cnlled lh • fu nei al ,,f ltw :r IH.ck, (;, .. >1-~ C R u ~~ h t'l l , .r ! .SIIVl't (.ruvc Ky. llt u~ d.1y ::i£>~Cind A\•f'n' IC, fell and and broke her shoui d:- r Thursda) rn orn111g. Mn \'rtlllam Alima ' ! and broth cr . Roscoe Wise , werr> tn Galhpol :\orth Legion Post To , Attend Church Service In Unit Feeney-Bennett Post, No. 128, Ameru:an Legion, will meet in a 1s wh t re the> v1s1ted their nep body Sundav evenmg at 7 p.m at !ww, ,Roscoe Fowler, a medical the Hall ant! attend the evenln( pallent at Hob~r Hos Jtal. servleea at the First Baptist Mrs. RL•uell WIIStl", Mrs. Dal•l Church in a ~dy Carl and Mrs Ot Whaley wet'C Plans are also being made to Vl!itors 111 Atbem; '!"hund11Y attend Evangelistic servtce1 at the '\tf'J.o.H.:u freen1an . stu1ent Church of Chr1st one nlght next Put'lue, stopJk'd m Wcfl.ncsd8Y to VISit ol•the William Grue1er ·~:~• o!!~~~· was one of the 01 dents at the Sporn 'Tier and ro()med 11ome Rodney Downmg visited day 9,ltb: hh1 mother, Mrs . ~ r,'8 ilowning, at Charleston- GeniTal Hosp1tal Mrs. l>ownin&, who was cnlu:ally ill wbfln taken tq: the 1\0Spttal five Y:Ct!ki!' 11!;0, is rjport. ~d as improv10a: slowly Her boom number 11 314. The R<.v. Howard Ruppelt, polltor or the F1r't Presb;ter1an Church MlddJeport; the !lev. Ralph Zundel, Pomeroy f' 1rst BapU11t Church1 the Rev. Linson Stebbins, Galllpolis J•rel!brterlan Chwi;h, Ill· tended the Pa1otnrs ' C:>nvenUon an Columbus Tue~day "' Mrs. Stanley Jones Is Host~s On Wed. To Wildwood Club . $9ve- ' . s:Offered At Revival Service · nuii:n, e-vangelist ~om H"nlington ., epoke on the t'opie Full" at the Thursday evenmJl mretmg of the revival serv1cu being held at the Middleport Church of ChrJSt. He dJspbyfd the paintins of a sh1p at sea under black light while Mrs Paul E. Davis and Mrs. Ed· gar Allensworth sang a duet, ' aus Siviour, Pilot Me." Other special muBic waa a duet Lord'& Prayer" by Mn. Ar· thur Skinner and Russell Roush. Mrs Ches.ter Erwin is organist for serv1ces wh1eh are C()nducted 1tY Fred I. Gardner, pastor of the church. Tonight at 7 30 p m. Mr Dunn will speak on the topic "Btble That Don't Make Comm.tnds Sense." Surprise Party Is Held On Saturday f.?r Maria Stewart · $1,595 )huck !rarlt•· lll , 1955 Buick Special $1,B95 ca ~ dul local owner. It's somcttllng 1955 Buick Special · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · $2,295 2 dr H.11rd Top fmmarululc I wo-tunc IJ J?; hl blue and grey (inlllh. Dynnflow drive Fully t\'(JUIJtpc•l 1955 Buick Century · ·· · · · $2,595 4 dr lh\'tcra Sedan Almo~ l like thl' day II waH sold . "Jiard Top" 4 dr Style Lt•ss than 16,000 nll]('s llynnrlow New one COIItl now over S4,UOO 00 Custom interior 1956 Pontiac VB · · · · · · · · · . $2,195 Belair Hard Top- 2-Door, Radio, Heater, Power Glide, Ivory ovor Blue, white wall tires, local owner. Must be seen to appreciate. 2 dr. Sedan . Le~~ than 12 000 If there rvrr wrll a ·cream puff," lbt!l Is one . 1956 Pontiac VB Star Chief · · · · · $2,495 POMEROY MOTOR CO. .' f dr. Only 8,000 eardul miles Nearest n<>w 1111cd car In tbis aroa 1955 Desoto VB · ·· ·· · · · for a \)tOpr.m on Monday evenThe tled r-d and appoJnted ofCJ- mg. A:ml 1 Gustaff Kuether. son cers of the Women's Guild of the of Rev. and Mn.. Ralpb Kuether, Federated Churc h were installed LaCros'> , WIM~ and a former pastor in a beaut1fu l and Impress ive of the Pome r ny church is a memA Bake Sale wtll be held on candle light ser v1ce Wednesday ber and also !)esioesa manager of Saturday, Feb. 9, at the Triluater eve01ng durn\g the regular quart-. the choir end MT8. K~ther 18 the Cleaners by the motben of Sen· erly meetmg of the Gutld. ehapernnl' Jorli in Middleport Hi&h Sebool. The Rev Waldo J Billrtels read The Guild women wdl S<l:"Ve Potato salad, baked beans, homethe ntual and from the large can· supper on the Sunday evenil'lil!l be- made vegetable soup, paatrieJ antt die representmg Chnst, each of· fore the prol;!ram aQd will also as- cake&, cookiu, rollJS, etc wiU be ncer received llght for her can ~ 818t in obtaimnc Iod~lng for 1he on u.le. die . Officers tnstaiJed included . members The Prayer Ctrele wa~ This Is on, of a series of moneyMl!lfl Elizabeth F1ck , president, announ:::ed to meet lD the Feder- making projects for the ClaY who Mf'S Dale Smith, vice presldPnt.. ated C11ureh , Wednesday, Feb- expect to make a trip to New York and Chnst1an Service charrman, ruray 6. City this spring. Mrs. Ben Neubling, secretary ; Followir~,.. fl!., business .!lellslon, Mothers of the class bave been Mra. Dayton Ph11l1ps, treuurer. Mrs. BeD Neubllq presented the selUng vegetable soup and made Mrs. Pearl Mora, splrilual hfe progr~tm. tne Ilra~ part of which $15 for the claae Thursday when chairman. was a sklt, "An Interview Witb they made and sold thirty quarts Mra. Fred Le1fhe1l, Chri.!ltlan Mrs. Layton". Those taktne part at one of their homes. Stewardship cbai['Jtlan; Mrs. Lena were Alrs. Louis Reibel as Alice Huber, Chmtian ~ial ActJon Layton; M'ry Virginia Reibel and FIREMEN TO M'ET cbairman and prestdent of the Mrs. Corliss Jacobi! as Mrs. Smith The Fint and Second Ward Fir Federatt!d Cirfile; M1ss E r m a and Mrs. Jor.ea who are members . e Smith, Chn:~lian Eduntlon cha1r- of the loc:!l G~ild. Mr11. Neut1lin~: Companies will hold theu- regular man; M1ss Mary Vir.g1ma Reibel , was tbP. n~trrator ror the first ' meetings, Sunday, Febfiia~ 3. The Mi111onary charman; Mrs. Henry acene &rid gave a resume of Alice Pomf!'OY Fu·eman Ass~iation will Reibel, President of the Happy Layton's WCJrk in the Guild before hold t!J monthly meetmg on SunHarveslers CJaas; Mrs. Carl Shields her illneas lnd coilfUJement , to day, P"ebr'Uary . Hl, by requelt of treasurer of the Happy Harvesters 1 wheelchair " . llolland Neutabng, P.fealdent of elaas. • . ·the Auoclation. . The second acene showed Mrs.: ·---Mrs. Nufllla.n Kloes, flea surer SmJth and M._ra. JOPet: Yiaitintrl Mrs. / ' fro • Of the Fedentte'd· t!irtle; .Mn, Mike Layton and itJlervieWin& 'her"~as to · ~ed m a, bei'-titul ~ble 1 Simmons, president of the Frtend- when she joined the Gulld and ~~th face cover ~nd a ~erpu:ce Jy Circle; Mn. PauJ Werner, treu why she \\'Otked iQ .the orpnlu- of red tl\d wb1~ _,lower& with urer of Hie- Friendly CiFote; and tlon. The seeond' 'Pbrt of fllr-pro. -creenery ln a 111lve~ bowl. ~apk!na Mra. ftoy ~yfried and Mrs. Lou- lj!ram was baaed on the t~enre and candle1s were m keepmc ~th ise Ret bel, members of the mem· "Wh otb C ,. d .0 t ti the v:Uent ne seaaon.J Mrs, Mite berahlp committee. . Y er~ ame ~ 1 ~ ~ ·, ~mmohs ant! Miea EllQbeth Fick Preceding the installation, Mrs momal m£>etanc r,trs. llele~el~ PfGSlde1 at thf, silver eoffee and Mora led the devotions, opemng Mrs. Pearl Mora, Mrs. Roy sey. rea 'Service!!! with a prelude "Sav10ur, Breathe fried and Mrs. Norman Kloes repHostesee~·for the evening were An · Evening Blessmg", by Mrs resented the local Guild and eave Mrs LouiS Reibel chauman Mrs Ben Neub.:llng, pJantat Mrs. Mora thetr reasons why ~nd ho'! they Corius Jaeohs, Mr~. Phil Globokar: read the lltany w1th the congrega- became member& of the Gudd. Mra. Wilham Baker Mrs. C. J EbAfter the program the members b h ' · tlon respondmg with the four aoJd the Rr>v. Bartela were invited ers ac , Mrs. W. A. Gibbs, Mrs. Jtam:as of the h~mn, "Take Thou, tc the dmin room wh.ere assorted Clarence Massar, ~rs. Norman Dear Lord" Scr~ptnre readmg of undwtches gcakes iced in pastel 1Kloes, \:Irs Phil Wdltamson and~ Jobn 8 13 was read after wh1ch colors, minia coffee and tea were Mn. Robert Roberts. Mn. Marvm Burt sang the Gutld 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;,;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;);;;;;;;;:;,.; theme :.ong Prayer by Mrs. Mora f closed th£' serv1ce. An offcrmg was IJiken whtch will be given to the Bishop haby fund , afll'r which !\t1ss F.ltzatx>th F1ck, pn•sident , conducted \he busmess sessiOn , when planS were made for the ye<~r's woi'k. Mrs Waldo J Bartels presented fl\ie of the g1rls rlresses wh tch she had made ~ s part uf lhc Presbylenan Challenge A report ot li recent meetmg of the socinl ~erv1ce committee was glvfn hv Mr~ Date Sm1th and in eluded 11rtic\e~ to he- sent to the Evangti:ll('ill Reformed and Pre8by tenan Orph:. nages and lu the leper colon Y Mn; Fred Le1fhc1t. $3.95 men's Guild ant\ urged members of the local Guild to partici pate In th1s projet•t Mrs Thl'fml.!i Yau ng kt'y WIHnan to Me1gs County Counnl ot Church Women , 1eportcd on the " Louk L1sten" protect wh1eh the council IS !ponscriH& and 111 wh1ch the women arc to look and !1 stpn to telcv1:mm rrokrams m th!' follow ing entc~•Jnes. chtldrf'n 's pro wrams, comedians, drama, musiC, and news lind Jnformallon pro if9m8 and make a r£"pOrt to the chairm:m, Mrs M. C. Kock, 101 W Duner1cn Rd., Colu111bus 14, Ohio, MS to the likes and dislikes of the progratn11. Tho!lie volunteermg to asJ;lSt Mra, Yeung were Mrs Pearl Mora, Mrs. .Mlke S1mmons, Mrs Paul Globakor Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels, Mra. Louis Rclb!!l, Mrs Corlisa Jacobs, Ml's. Ben Neutzhna, Mrs. L. M Nicoll and Miss Elizaheth Flck. Mrs. Pearl Mora, Splntual Life chairm!n, distributed booklets, ''Storl~s of the Bible" and an nounceU th11l Mrs. Bartels would. p.reaent "Tb~ Sermon On The ll~ul\t" during the Fncndly Cir· ele meeting on February 19. Mies Fick announced that the Elm· burst Ch9ir Of Elmhurst College would be at the Federated Church 4 dr. &-dan. Low mileage by on'!! cart•rul owner Thta ono reallY "babied .. l'owcrtlyte . Ia A4m1ilir11 Ia Clrt:ulaUon • ·· · $2,795 ' 4 dr liard Top sedan Onu Joc,.l owner DNwllful !ted & while three tone JOb J>yn11rlow Fuily equipped Nl'W onl' eoata almoflL $1,000 00 more - 247 ReptesentaJive Tom A. Jenkins -· Appointed To Ato~c Committee WASHINGTON (UP) - lie~. 'l)omas A . Jeolrlns (R-Oblo) said today he gave up his post on ~~~~ House llepubUcan Polley I?,Jr!lliltlee to ae<:ept a more important position on the Joipt ~~~onal Atomic Energy Comlttee. Five Councilmen H .a. r..,.nt meeUn1 the Qblp !lfP!ililloon llo".O delegation, Housmg' Pro]' ""' ,_t , Petitions Are ' !!Of to iSucceed filed On Friday . 1!!~: Site No ' . w · Be~...~ 'iti>iip' of about llll Houoe IIOI>Ubll • ,u•., . Five bat& were tAtoday tl)e , .~~"• n.p..... u., "" relll••• or CJ·:..I..- .J vrn£Brush flltne• lbi,tollntry. Harry McGrcgl>r (It • Qblo' 1954 Plymauth Belvedere · . . .. $1,195 f dr. ScdJn. Spottcn 1y cle1n in11ide and oul ~~· kino, deon of the t>blo Gt>~ - ~'•tipn, had held the post- fo' · i/iiiip lime. ~00 »Jtenalve elelrin& operations eompleted thh whiCh ntay be IJt.nki.DI boted that, ll'l ldditiOU Sprlh1 by burning off remaJnl111 to )ej.,mms a seat be held (R'iOJ bruih are u11derway on tb.e for overlbolrins tfl~ &filh Co-nareA Q.., tile atomlr: !nft Lasley eltite .en~.,. eommitt~. b'! had been ~eroy ·an~ :W4dleport lbe new ... illthed, vi~ . chalrma" thl1 Yell' ol ownen' aaid today. Alvin Cruu of Jil.utland ht enttie- lfDllle RepubUean ConfeftbCe -i.'OQJi·d~ rtf all Hod•c Republican Pled in cuttinc locu!lt poate qn the ~tioo soutb of the Oood road lnoinben. · ' JeDkiDJ is alao a member ' ol tht 'Hau»e Wa)'ll and M:et'ftl' CQmJnitt~. -.bich handlea ta-.: l'alll,uon ..'~~~;.ru. noted thit the ~epublt· rana 'were aiJotted in addiUon~:l se.at- on the Jolnt ContreaJon~ Atomic Energy CotQmiUee tb11 ' )'Jlat eud be said b.e won the post OYet 63 other Republicans who ooucht lt. <l11ie work o( the poUcy co,.:mlt1e't U not so importaqt aa thP. "'1 Joint eoa,mlltee," Jenklna aaid. j ' • "Service 'on the Joint Atomic Enetu Cornmitteli' w1ll requiru 'c.cad•fd,rab!y mo,re of .my time, t!h.te one ot the larcest atomic cnM-Jy plantl in the Vnited ~tales 1~ l,,cilted wlthln 21 miles bf my home." ::kafle ~nthaw Is workJn1 on t~.e nw;tli: sid~e, Harold Hawk ot Cbes ter has fOQtracttd to remove commfrtlal timber. It Ja expected that ~maloin:,: brush wUl be burned oft the enUre eita" after saleable timber ill removed, J'red W. Crow, Ted Reed, Jr., and ftoger Mor(!Yl were usociat.ed 1n ltqulii.ng tb• land and · are planning to incorporate soon The eorpor11tion Will direct Ita efforls towMrd atartin1 a houeint projecL Bradbury "Student W~s In Spelling Contt'St Friday ' In the first of Mei(s County Spel· ling co•qpetitions held thts yea!;' the Sah~bury TownshiP Srhool, Oiler, s1xth grade pupil at ~hool emerged the win· and Sa]Jibury tli.&-Friday,lgbt c&SOE Tax Bill In.Meigs County Is.16;500 Year ' Ceunty this year. continues to expand lts here: its tax btll will ncetasarily increase. Tbe 'Cf:?lJlpaDY'I total tax bill, in· eluding property~ federal, state and Joe~. amounted to t9.387 ,OU 10 ottend the ·conference on to be held at Hotel in Col28 throu&h · ln•fi!M-,equlvaleni t9 23 centl of ~---. g~"~ass First Week Of Revival Semce ' Friday STYLE 314S ~ond Clau WilJ be beld at the home of Geneva H. Nolan, HOme Eeonomtea Ateat on Tue1d1y, February 5th. '11l.ta: seeond t:lass ta mainly on hting the pa'ttetn iq prtparalton ft.~~ $tlittlne the £U'rrl4!nt. AJTange.ments bave been made for aOine of tlie me.mbera to be PteRnt at 1 _80 a.m, and .otheu biQ' come b.1med~ iatdy alter lwleh aqd not later Wft•ML<ldleport of tbe ltevtval Clnneb Sl.,, tt, 14, 16, 11, tO, t~ U\i. 1~· If~ tO~ ·tt~ th~ •ll"ed Charmbtl floral P,lnr on fin• Nerc.r. liM c~. .,...,lr detollecl with 'F riday evenlni Dunn, I!WJUll(toa, cborge of lile moilon. tbe \OPIC ''Bible that Don't Male fl~talr h11QCI yoke, hu.. P~Grlllecl and «<ftCHitd 141ach 11,.. ••tto•, cloolot. Slaoh ood<ot. AQUA. ORANGE EL~EilfELDS_ than ~00 p.m. · entire &rouP ,aftd demollltrltiollJ will be at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.lfl It !1 imPortant that all members of th~ claaa to be present, it pay the - teaetuftg for una: Minew p~ Fr.~at~ ~~~·r MANY MORE- ALL TYPES ,.,,•11•" and tbore will be METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES AI Tra!fii!Ujhl In Middleport 8p.m .• IMI'Id Rinp ,,. lnt.trlochd tit N¥MI En17 K•PMhl Enppme•t Diamond Sa A ,.,hd ..m- ·•X.,...ke, ••nnt•••Geo4tn H""'"rinc wrltlnc b1 e and lhil ltGfe. Pomeroy National Bank _ BANKING SINCE 1872 Member Federal Reterve System Member Federal DeposlllaBUranoe Corporation POMEROY V*f full bH\af;J ud briJ. Uenee fonverl ' • Groundhog Makes Brief Appearauee Sees His Shadow PUNXSUT .N'WNEY. Pa. li· COLLINS JEWELRY Wllere Your Collfld.ebce II Jasllfled :· · ~~~~ Sl. . . fo~f .;. · resdn.i_ •t Mojo . ~tatlon. · · ,. dto<dh left l\llhland Tllqrod•r 'morPfns tor · Fort Kp.ox. KY., where 'he wlll e•ltte lnlUal proeeesing lind bill.: lfaillina:. -· ' · --~ ' CUND1" ltiiLP. . D ; , ,, Uob•rt Cundl!f, 31, Middleport, '1 wu Ln county Jan Frldrir 'night on , .11 chl!lf•e of iitlllect fi''l,m the court J~Uec or ~aee R. i- qr1ndl~~~, He wlif.l reli'~~Md SatufdaJI hlqrnln~ on authority Ot tbe ~qrl The Sb•,trifPa Departihan~ quoted cun~ tiirf u safin& he bad a 1ece1p~ sllo\V;pg relluired ">!IPpqr\" hail ot been pald blfOte bla. iltte"!- uP Thr- lamed Punulftawney erouR(lbog, nature'sl "believe It or no~' weather propht·t. forecast Jlx· more weeks of wiatry weather today. P.erort• f~rr. Ure Ke-r c a tap mow-l'ovenod Gobb~r'a Knob sa!O the furry seer w•ddltd from ht~ ~~ointl'r bWTI)W 1t exactlv 'l 47 a.m :F'lfJ.' :md saw his. ~h.:a1ow which scared him r:ght back into his ho;e. 10"thward celled over m01t of the flooded area and tbe raginJ waten were systematically diverted into l'lon daneer anu by tbe Tenne. ¥U Valley Authority. Disaster teams rushed into the slit-eov'!red areaa of Kentucky, W. v •. and Vi:giOJa where the watul dealtb the crue!elt blows.. but far. tber south in Tenneuee, flood control npert:a worked to avoid more .ruflertng and properti damage. Dams In the vast TVA aystem, built yeara ap to minimize flood damage 1n the valley apiUway, IUcce.utuUy diverted the waters :from •wollen rivers Jn"to tributaries and lakea wltb a mln1mum of noo..hng. AJ. the llood watfn baeted away from lbe deva~Uition farther QOrth, It appeared tbJt KeotudtJ wa• hardest btt. Kentucky Gov. A. B. Chandltr eatimatd damaa:e at Sl bilhon and aaid as maay u 10.000 famdieiJ were left temporarily h.omcle111 by the bigb wat- DiJagreement over partlcubn of an accident in Syraeuse wa• reported by Deputy Sheriff How~ ard Frank. According to Frank about 7:30 p. m. Friday a ~ar driven by '"Welley S, BeUes, Sr., Dl.'hewn: m the IC'Gt"ndary fl'lreanother car drlveashnf J'O\l'eh 1'1( the Punuut.:a·..·llaeine RD ;lf'Y a;ruundhog know tbat d t-.A: llbl Ep- ~s hill shadow on i,cb. 2 winter erL told la b.r from over. U utere il no told ahado"', t:prln8 Whound the ror· Chandler ordered ·the National Guardsmen into ~O)'d County to her. Top ~ hatte-d -.mllrs or the prevent lootit»: 1n tbe ,.-.ney town1 ltrielr:en by tbe ;boo!h ,1nd uted dtloll' j:;:::;~::~·= llnundbng Cluh, tbe Civil Defeltf4! Administration Ute~t ~early momfor $500,000 to use in a dean-up IDOW'...-ered Canoe campai~n in the mud-coveted com. causing ~eir woodcb1.1ck's munttJeJI. kille9 The Army anDtnmced that aH t ,, ..... hiP poor Hille ll!T , ~-e<l tJ,tiol 'llld ,eceived l!inqtney aupplies fligbtened to cfealb,."' Sid"Cirlto~ -'~ · · ' after noon at aDd team• of relief worken, 'llocoone of PWixsuttnmey'a lead1Q citi!ena ' and editor of its daily ton .-nd nuraes rwbEd to tbe neW!Ipaper, said, "It was only a stricken an-u, wu •OinJ eut when she turned Hnle shadow .. why, 1 could At least 15 peT'sons were dead aa a result of the floods; Kentueky hardly see 1t on the mow. But be counted ~even fatalitieJ 1 Welt Vlr· 11aw Jt right away." Rotarians of the Mi<\dleport-l'om~y Rotary Clult Flida)r jaB, Pomeroy. ginia and Virginia three eacb and evening ~qjoye'd colored movie· picture . s WhiCh featttted D.am"gea to Her car were listed Hoping ror a break in th11 lria- one death waa reported in AJ• Jt $4M, to Goeglein'l at $500, In~ ter'a ser1ea Gf cold wavea, the blmt lftd another in Tennessee. Thanksgiving game between u'ddl '"' eport and .. ,tlptlne olflcer Allred Lyon• The weatherman promised at the Christtnas party at the CbllcU"en'S Home given 1aid it W¥ raining and visibility Punuutawney faithful were plainleast temporary relief. The foreJy diaappointed. -, ~alley Commandery, was poor. Nc. arrests were made. cut for today wu for clear skies The growtdbog tradiUOn it ~ and no rain over the Oooded .area John Baton. · pmldtnt, most a reh(lon ln thia small Weal with tbe front moving erou Soutb r~jn ebar~e of the open meeting ern Pennsylvania t~. aesUec:t Carolina, Gt:orgu, Alabama and :J ;nd llt•· K. D. Amsbary ohowel anutJ:IY in the footbiU. of the Alle- Miuiaaippi. However, there wu a \It• wlri<b with tb• gheny Mount.ams about 110 milu threat of more rain in the ltrielr:en t•1otbAH ;ame, the band showe .nd .northeut or Pittaburgh. areu late S;~tw-day night or SunpQ~~...nlatloo of lbe HOlll«<lllin; Each Feb.' 2---Groundbo& DIJ- day an1 it wu feared that more '-"'~' is tbe date for aD IDDUal ceJe-- rain might spUl the might) Ohio Ura Swisher of the Swlsher Coal The maln part of the diCJW waa ((ontinv.d on ,.... elx) River from ite banks and cause Company nld today lila oper~-> tahil. c\ the Cblldren's Home~-' Jrtlll more flood dam.1ge. PORTSIIQUTH. o uP • AJ. tlona bave been shut down about Rlly woo.dpar41, comznander •' thr A disaster "taalt: fora!" Wll betlaouab ltlll embrojled m the long a week and wilL stay that way LoCIII,' F. Parmalee, Clarence telephone strike, Portsmouth resl ing set up by federal Civilian J)e. until the ~atber breaks. strtt~c, Ralpb Graver and Mu: 'fense oftiei.als today to belp ~ dente were confident today ano~ ''We can't operate ' wltb our: \\~arl:l dbtribute~ gUt$ to fifteen recovery orenttona ill fiood-rav· Well coa, .. ..-. lite tb- are now. Our chit-.. ' Otllers in the oii.Q:ture et old ~eme!ia was aged southern West Vircinia... .Wned. . • \ltNtl ~, 'IM'" r The disaster area included the ttuclul wW move aa:aic when tbe wen 'lff· ahd Mrs. r..eiatd Gra~. Tllants to a $110 milliQn floDd. Williamsoa and Logan area., aun'f:!omeso~." he N~d. ' tbc! ' tu~rvilor• of the Jiome, fi\Dd wall, the awollen · Obio River wa j ~ ano•"'u emplo)'{M!. 'rtle: ~ewlt r&. eeats of M;ngo and Loean Coun· -t• 1 d diseounted as 8 flood threat. The A program closely like the G. l tiel wbic!h were bardeat llit. a1o01 NIW lo!oND 'IT Ulll.ll model~ldtchen ond ttie ill' I an ltreim ne&rq , the »fOol. flood wi.itb McDowell, Mercer, Wayne A new band will be te.tun:d at bOYi dDrmltortes wei'e abo sh-Gwu' Jlqe heft, but the eigtit- • mile Farm Training plan th.11t had wid& aDd ~art Of WYOIDlll.l Caun,t.J. flOOd wall was dealgnecJ to pro- aec:eptance bet'!l 10 ye.an a&o may the Sat urdu evenlng da!lte at ~r-th~ ' _": Several hundred penoDJ ltil:l veterans of the were unable to return to t&eir the Fr-alernal Order '.ot Eaa:les on Dau:,~· t~ bu!Jlnt'lls m~tiDgl Co teet the ctty up to a 77-foot r1slng. be opened for As a pruntion, C!ly ·Engineer Korean War 1t wu learned today. homes brcause of mud:: one to Saturday night Dancing wlll bi hllkr .. _ riild from a ~ a the Clifford J Rholks, veterau ser- two feet deep in mmy plaees and ftilm 9:30 u~til 12:30 p. m., ao- ,lUS t...Una the clUb for Chriat· CbarJea S1evenson do~d the sew~ tD prevent water from badin I vice ollicer. said Cot&Dt.y Superin- debris. up into the streets. [ t•enileOI of Schools 0 . 0. Pettenort (Continued on ,.,. 1i11) Otherwise, ~sldents felt littlt and h11 off1ce ia coopen:tiog in a efrect Iro,m the hiib water except .s tudy to Jearn if such a prqcram is for tbc closmg o! Routes . 72 and feuible and advisabl~. Rhodes 10. nea..- bere. , aid tbe Korean farm ttain.ina: program is very eimtlar :o the previous ()ne, but differs in aoriJo detaila. ...,..,...,.. the bes•n _-AI, .... .....n Portsmouth, 0. Residents Win In One Battle Farm Training Plan Studied For Korea Vets a Jan. 31st. Alw11• ·· -~ - 11w_,. In Dt.. THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MQHY IN THE BANKI the eolllaiona were reported by the SheriJf't Deptrtmtnt today. '.Jamea JL.rmob, 2. .son of Mr. anr.l Un. Elmer Harmon, RuUand RD. was taken bome and thea to a b01piLal after Mr. Hannon'• car ltnlck 1 a t.rue,lt: driven north by Leroy L. Hite, Ut, Middleport RD. The collil'lon occurred at 3:-l5 p m. Friday on Rt 124, wlten Hat· mon turned left off of 1:M. HJte told invest1,1ating officers he saw the car comiq, bit bis brakes and •loppeif. then •u Jtrucll. There were no arrest.. Damage the side of Hite's truck wu I •••ted .u .100; to H.armon'a car In a ..... Transits who offered themselves to .the county institution comprised about 1~ ':~ of lbe totljl. Riner· Ants pasaln.t! thtougb towa are acceP,tcd their own request. Stayinc in jail overmght is protcct•on agunst tbelr possibly being charged with breaking any law should they seek makesb.ift lodgins while in thi.s vicinity. Hol'VIellt dey of JBII ae1Lv1ly wa.s Jan %7 whl'n a total of 18 Wf're l(tdge() th~rc •t A of the g~~db:~h~~ clri&s lhOWI !hat or the 1 lors bting awarded, 47 are Collep of Com me""'; 38 In Col· lege of Edllcat:on; 36, Colleiilt of ApfUed Sc'1ence; · 22, Artl and Stlen«s; ar.rl 18, Fine Arte. Twelve tJtudents are receiflnl I:':.~~~ dtlgrees and ellht otbeta assoclato ~n art$ dtplo· !_lUis, ReaJ,etrar Robert & Mlhn further tep!)rtcd tbat. ot the 1'78 ~enll. ~;19 are men ond 110 ~re ~·II. j MEIGS GENIRAL HOSPITAL . Jl)~n Wt' l''Cr Ractnr., 'f;lUJaD, Chc$1( r: Patm 1a Ha~en: M11l~c Talbott. Mrs l'harlu Ry:st>ll . Pom.ei'OY Dil('h.lrgrl{, E\•erttl ~ush, Ra.. cb:lo; Ra7 Calvert, Pomeroy. ' . ' Dispatch Htad Is Fatally Stricken ••'."'"'·' Today Of Cancer stalcmcut to Rhode& &ald. Sberlff Robert Hartenb:ach reported tod.Jy 58 persons used tbc hoWling facilitlea of the oolfuty jail 'durin& the ·nrat 3\ft ~eks of bia term, froin Jan. 1 through plac. , •• theM ~ Disaster Teams Rushed To Area Damage Estimated In Billions Floodwaters thai rampaged through nine soulbem stales, killing 15 per10na, causing damage In lhe billiona aQ<tleavlng Dama1e1 totallna: an est1mlted thousanda homeless ebbed today under clear sides and a vast , •uoo to oiJ; oul<lmobllet ln which DlliD-made barrier agolnot uncontrolled waters. 1 two-year-uld cbUd IU!fered a Raino lbat sent muddy rivers spillir.g over lbeir banb in broken aoH and bruises i.D one of the Appalaehlans and started swollen headwaters mena<ingly 53 Are Lodged In Meigs Jail ·· During January ' •••"·l'•ril•y, Three Accidents Are Reported In County On Friday Mystery Farm No. 6 Is Pict~, ,~ putor ·of Cburcb, preride'd 1t the service . 8 ndq· Mniq 'llr. DUnn w11l Otl tbe toplc ''The Flvq_ • KEN=~r.· dr. sedan, &ood tires. lflnc,, good body, clean A good second car CO!~E IN St:t; THESiil ANI> MANY MORE Demolished Plaa In Schoolyard·· NOI eolo "Whit-!!•l~b~lc~. ~=~~~c~==-~=~~c:ordi~~·n~g~to~t~be~a~nb~ouo~~~m~e~n~I:·.:.:~:::IC1;Iil~~ti~M~u•~d~on~.!tN~,.~~~~~~~•• Mr.• Dunn abn·· of a winter fC'elle un· _ , . ... !7&00. ba.rJia ~ons, st~d~ Is Set I 15 Coal One.r . at,i:Qns. ~~ . ir•• Tailonn \.d Jn Co unty.SlOWm· _ rum Will Be Tuesday . Tbe lesson of Tailoring By Bad Weather ever)" dollar of reftaue, w.wt,. .... mo.oo Wilen a cliance to,.;,..a saven are prepared to ~~.<t. ~ ready lor opportunities: Save something with us! SINGLE Pomeroy-Middlepor:l Game Mow~ -3li~~":, 0~43Jio~: AR M • FJida , Shown t «etary ~~tmg .· .y : ;ef:.:f;.t~! ~~~"d.~~.:":;'..~~:. ...... Plymouth .' . mort po. liUtal arena In Pomeroy as the resuJr of ·made late P)iday oltern..n at !be Melp COunt:r Board at Electlan1. Petitl.,na of eafldtdacy f9r aeata on the rl'o:neroy VilliJe'"Council were lUed by incumbenta Ito)' Betllna:, Dor Schaeffer and 1Rieh1rd Jones: wbile other petition• for founeil seats were nt.;d b)o Fr111klin JUzer and Lealie Fultz. In the meantime speculation Wll rlfe ai to what may happen in tbe mayoratity race where to date but onP. petition, that filed by Charles U:i!~tr, has been made. Two ot!ler petition& were kn()wn kt be i.n circulation but as yet no tilms ba1 hcen made. MOJittMOCIC I ,.,m,. ...,.. tenltH Mill ....,. aa.. L-- ,._ ._ \. lenkhta""oh policy committee. Thlo •• I .... wifl pay 136.000 in property at ~,_,_ ..,. Hlelo ...... •ltht In 201. W~J e!~ted • Fleetllne, radio lh<Jato>r, Runs fine. Ohio ' -~--------- of IINO 1m 1954 Pontiac Star Chief · ·· · · · · · · · $1,795 Catalina C'pe Jfydramatlc drlvo. Low nult'alCe All leather aeata, lmmaculate mslde and out. t D·eath Toil ln. 1955 Ford VB Ranch Wagon · · · · $1,B95 wmrlllhu~ ldt ' -.. - ............ _ By UnltH ,,... Pomeroy-Middleport; FordomaUe. New 8uu~k Tr11de-in . lt'11 a sweet {'ar named "deslro.'' 1954 Buicks- as low as · · · · · ··· · · $1,595 • Weather I DeNtetl To J'lae ln~ratl;~ apeela1· IDOiie ldi' the set\l'ke. Wt h.alic four of the flnc1t 'M's 11nnvhcre One Spct'Ull 4 dr sttl t1h1fl Two Ccnturle1 with llYIIllflnw - one 2 rlr Hard top and one 4 dr . and one St~Jl(r 4 dr. w111, Dynano.,.. and power atecrlnR. Thtole can look hkc lute modcltt llccaustJ tht•y have the Panoramic • .~ ......"" ~"'lltf/ 1956 Mercury Monteray · · · · · · · · · $2,595 at f' • ~ ~ • • e NIWJ .' 4 dr Sodrm. 12.000 actu•l mUea. MertJomattc. It's a live wire performer ut an electrJtylnK price. 1956 Buick 5Declal · · · · · · In Local -. . .Y!,.,.,.. •( .. $2,195 IRST stewarrbh1p ch;urman g ave a re port on the ste ..urdshtp {'Untcst sl?onso;-<' r1 II) lhe Na twnal Wo 4 fir Se!dun Ont• cflrt'ful h n.ll ownu A Lld'lllltlg performer . Nt•w 2 rlr SNian Low nulca,~,:t 011c tu write horne abottt. . Middlep.ort High Seniors Mothers Plan Bake Sale ' • "'tbe Korean veterans of Me~gs County wltb servtce "before Jan. Jl, 1855. ;and wbo hiVe been out uf serv1ee less t'han three years. and wba ..n:: Jnterestcd m establish 1ng an 1nst\t.ut1onal farm traming school (G I l, a~ asked to con· tact C J Rhodes, vcteran1 servh.>e ofricer, UOh Coun St., PomerOl', 0 . These vct('tantt are requeste·l to bnng separation papers With them " 1\-lr Rhodes SOld qu;t.hlying vctera111t shall have a farm tllat IS tdlablc, put 111 full time on the fmn, ha\c prt'per rquipmcnt lo do what 1hr-y are trymg to aecom. ptisb on thctr farm. and go to scb· ool tw1re a week at nia:ht, Surrest;ful undid.ato., for tbc ~hool -if unr ts opetled-w11: draw an P.ducattonal :tUowauce depending In amount on family status A to!al of 18 to 20 farm trainecs will be nccdc\i start the claSS<'s, Rhodes said. 'o GUILD tO MilT Mrt; Pnl Lochary 'N'lll be host lo .he Ep1soopal Guild at ber homt \\ouJ,lesday 11t 8 p.m. Mn. Greln Price and Mrs. A.' lt. Knight wH! be .::o-b.oste.sses. ' COLUMBUS 0. UP Edtar T. Wolfe Sr , 63. co-pubti&htr of tbe Columbus Dispatch •od the Ohio State Journal. died itt a bo. pllal today of uncer. ~ was t"o-publlsber ol the Di~o patch Prmting Co., which publishes the two newspapers and operates Rad1o Station "'MBNS and WBNS-TV . ln addition, he was hDard cha.trman of tht Bane Obio, 11 bankmg corporation, ancl Wolfe Wear-U-Well Shoe Corp. Born m Columbus, be was edurated 1n local public ~bools .and tbe Curt 1 ~ SchOol in Brookfield ~nter, Conn He was #fllduat.ed from Pnnccton 1n 1917 and enlilt· ed in the r-iavy the same year. His newspaper car£'er hagan 81 1 an adv~rtisln!! solicitor rOT •be Journal tn 1919. He i!pent several years m \'anous dt'partments ·nt the newspaper before laldn1 over as co-publisher and a member of the board of .-!;rectors. Th~ eldest of hts three sons, killed Robert F . Wolle U. was In an auto acctdent near Del• ware, Ob•o,. m 1943. Hta other sons, Edgar Jr., anct Jobn m acUvc: in th~ varioue Wolfe compan• les. rl h 1I III 1: ' ''.! . l .. I I. l. I.·: � 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 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 1, 1957 cluff slack