https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/143a0a4b491de90429b13ed92875c74b.pdf dd3189eaa832c6056d16359f0e3eb937 PDF Text Text \ • ' • 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.·: �~ Seatlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb_ 2, 1957 ' The Daily Sentinel l DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ARE.\ RICHARD 5. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER liYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR ••tend Suhsthphon rat M~ Ilt!ltre ry by carn.-r wl1ert> available 30 oenls pe-r WHk ont' fl'llr Ill ad\ance Ill Thll Dally St•utlnel office, $15.00, 1i.x months, $7.80; th.re\! month ~. $3 90 By motor route where .availahll:l IJIJI month!, $4 26: threi! • month!~ pohcy or th(' prevUHII years 16% Scouting Has A Birthday • ( DID YOU Easy Road For Boys Is N.ot Good 10. Ed Note: Let the difficult be with the easy, sayo E. 0. Sa11nders, veteran teacher, and authority on the Amencan Boy ln•today's articltl, his 11th In a series of 24. Boys have to learn to do for themselves else they never wlil have a need to learn . DO NOT PICK THE THORNS FROM Till! ROSES "T~ink for thyself, one 1dea bnght But known to be thy own Is better than a thousand gleaned From fields by others sown " An old maxim is that we learn to do by doing Many fathers who have achieved su< ecss the hard way, when they have boys of their own, ssy, "I do not want my son to have aa ha•rd a time in growmg up as I had' ' Here again js that parental love intcrfenng w1th the sucn•ss£ul development of the boy. Any kind o( activity bnngs development to the youth Many teache~ give too much a.~tance to the1r pupils in preparing \heir Ietson&. The soonul otiotiV leO! n to do the difficult problems for themselves the better When a pupil accomplishes a dlfficult task wtthout help , tt gives h1m greater power ctnd a greater tendency to be sf'lf-rehant It the parent or teacher does the task for him he simply sits back and takes U easy, and says to himself when '' I fwd something that is difficult to solve alii have to do is to osk for help." U a boy Is not perm1Uctl to do thmgs for himself, how will he ever Jearn' I once knew a father wbo had a son that was very bright, but t.hc fath('r would ne\•er· permit him to do anything for himslf and In his own wc~v The father selected nnd bought all the boy's clothe• and shoos till he was 21 At that Ume the father passetl on and the son was left as helpless as a sb:·year old ln domg thmgs for lum s ~lf This young man was handicapped all his l1fe bo ca use the t alhPf had picked Ml the thorns·from his roses If this boy had been givt' n moucy and sent otlt to buy his o"'n clothes and do business for himself, he no doubt would have made some mislake!l but he would have learned a lesson £rom each error. Each mistake we make should always teach us a lesson. Many times in talking- With high school pupils about mistakes In their conduct that they had made, I would say to them, 11 if vou realile the E-rror of your way and )earn a lesson from it, all is well " -. All parents and teachers shonld give responsibility to the children under their care and this will bring deuioument that can be attained An no other way The d1vlne being does not do anything for us that we ran do ourselves, and the same rule should apply to par.ents and tea< hel's in the training of their chlldron. The following, cUpped from the edltori•l column of a cltv oaper, harmonizes well wtth my story on "Do not Plrk th~ Th<lrno !rom the Roses." · THE PERFECf CHANCE THE ROY r.OT• Hio father oald: "He shall not toll a< I dld He n•~dn't •noll the ~!amour or his lfoyhood ploy hy tasks and dulles work-adav t' And so the boy Rrew. with mrcclv anv tnsks to do. Jle drifted easUv tbrourh srhool wllh hl!lc otudv as ~ rule He knew no .rrln of dutv arim and liffl wEIR "ea!lv meat" for him. until hllcolle•• davs wore dQnc . when father Mid to hlm· ••mv Ron. vou've t,~d w1ur llttle !lbrt in lire anit now vou've .zot to rare thP ~~tfrifP. . Yma've got to enter in the £ray and make your own unaided wwv •• And sora went out .ttnit h~d hi!! trv. hut fnuntf thP. worM was all 11wrv It WRI!Ii a dprnrr Q'Rmf! hP nl11vPrl whArP nn -.now. wh~"1'" no ont'! rt'lrl(HPrt him f\r i"Al"Ptf tlnw ll'Pl' rq,.,.,~ He wasn't trained to shmd the call and anr"'ll: wPrP m•tfp· "" 111 hh1 pffnrt. maflp"' hlhn·e nfl It All ,At\" fnthP.t' sald· 11 YOli'Ve ~ot fl" ..'""' ~thu·t " no hrart to falJ With SUCh I The son reulled· "Thr (Au1t's not mlnr Y4\u ,.alaed me on a loollsll Une You kent mv dny, with nlrosure full, you wraooed me uo In cotton wonl You nev~r tAm~ht me how to braca a1ain1d the srame 1 hnvP to farr You 10 nA\'Ar steeled mP for the flrbt, but fillUred I'd "comr out all rlQht " then tu•ned me out 11111-ns. aw11rd or lanM~-Anrl now vou sav 1 "hA-t a rhantP 1" F.thm •hould permit their •ons to be srrotched by th•· thorns on the roses. ftRID CNANOII f"U:MSON ~ C trp .f'hnrl l" W1l1er ettptaln of tht> b s:t tooth .. l1 IAN IPACI"CADITI PIUI .ADEl.PntA .JP Thf' Knuon ul Foothu\1 l.eiJNe look<'d 10 a btll'l'k tlnlah of hs 1nnual mid· wmle r me~tms: today arter spul· lcrin.l! throuiJih aecond day dol· offtr.d llttle but droms wh tch tDil CGlloa:e, 11\14!fl!e~lnG ("arl Wbr minor rules changea barring one1 'Wbe r.otntlv was n:lmed often which aboliahl!d pnrmanently tht; ldvt t.tetfteJcl roeh at treorrla "apaee eadeh" el~ aae ur Tech. coJrhlng ln ~ht loop. team fletded h ~· OeltthTopr l 11 iversilv and backfltld eoac:h n1 the Unlver•lly of Tt':tU tht pas' two lfiUOM, hiJ befon namt'•l of fen11ve batlditlld coo~ch at Clet'n· .....,. ~ ~ Well, the glowing screen in my living room ran for about 6 con· secutlve hours Monday, Jan 21. for Prealdent Ote's inauguration. J «!OUidn't te('m to let it go. SbalJ I Mrta summarize and see 11 the "ame things stuyed with you" seen for over 20 yeara. Who care• if he (or she) was a big boby and wept It even see"Lest we for1et, Lest we forget" inttl" t ditl, for one, a:nd un:uham· llem Th,.ee Thf Jluulan Am· edl)' 1'ry to thln:k, tf )'Ou have busador never clappin1 (that I that rare quaUty of empathy, what saw, did you') Well, let him sit it could mean to btl ab11ited, driven there, while all the lov.,ly ex.ter· about at eun poln.t and then land nail ot a prodd and free nation 1afe · in a dear one's arms at mareh by Will tie, I won4er, thlnk journeys eJI4. of Innocent HunJirilnl retently Never •gain am I gcing to Jlatn, merely beeauh tbl&y wanted etaoln shrdl cmfwy vbgkq t"tnfwyp to live RJ frH meD? Aftd the lon1 speak h&htly of ' 'KAT prognm. towt or df'lld PGiiJh olflcera re· Any outf1t, c c m tn e r e 1 a I or cent)y provf!d to have been R.ut• otherwise, that can do a ftne slon victims In Worl4 lbr Two? thing hke tbit , - \it'll, I'm tor And io on, for toG many pages of them, one hundred per cent. hi•tory. I alway& marvel at lbe Secret For o"e thing, the camaraderie Servlee, m('n, their a.WtJ, their betwe6(1 Mnmu~ and Pat Nixon. aR.rtne,._..nd then we doubue-. They kept reminding me of most Nw oniy a mere fraction of them any two g.. lt you'd see at Any. otlllers being scattered all over. where, lJ S A. chatting, eager, )eautllut and majestic, the way sweet ~rniTfnll, anxi()Us ab()ul their the Washington Monument and men folk1, who, lncldtntally, for Captiol 4omc dominated the ~cene. my money, :ore do1ng 0 K. thnnk Problems-how and where dJd you And oh, yeA, Mrs. Bridle• they get all those hort:es tn pa· and gl'lclou& hosteu, too rade and where on earth did they .n keep them? How could any one, but any one, WPik !hat g]x milea :Jnd 111111 be able to hobble along' How !."On Jl ~~~ptllmt like Mise Burma stand Uus mlst'rable ch· mate of ours and not take an ele- (Sen's Wlf(') wasn't she the sweet I had brought my own lunch In on a tray so I could .vatch steadily and I thouKht to goodness they'd never ~cl el}lmg there 1'm not too sure ,luther, whether 'twas TOO good hstc rno pun mtended!) to phant sized cold? have that on a screen Pres [kr. forklnJ do\\ n tenderloin steaksWell, AOmebody figured all that but anywa.!l, I take u they know and 10.000 other probl ems out and what they're doing around over we put in Ike aeam as 34th presi· there-th~?y ' \e been around o i'lt, dent what wJth one lh1ng and an· so l hear! other May lesR' Soll?nm notl?s PreJ Ike 's grave expreasion til\ througlU the rell&:l· ous ceremony of t~o~k1n1 the osth, hi~ shadow To resume on TV- - and I'll the prayeu, the almost unbear leave this nght 1Way. t promlat: able IWeetnc ss or Marian Ander· Idly 1 turned en on~ of those son's or.lnch 1. the majestic pres noon time programs · IL Could !Be &net of Herbert Hoover exactly at You" l've never st>en 1 more the Pre•udcnt'11, shoulder and real· beautiful t11 nR than the reunion ly abovP. all, the lone lint of wheel between that newly arrwed Hunchair ~oldltrs from Walter Reed garian mother and her de1r son Hospila1 s1tt1ni so patiently there in Los Angl'les whom sPie hadn't DAILY CROSSWORD a.atnM .t.caou \ t. Bau~ (dial.) 1. Nttwork 1. Relpinc I ' u. Build· f t.ook ( I Jt.tp!MLI tn. e Rub out ' 1 llopo 1Joaul7 1 10. AMam 1 o!UJwo"" I t . ltabiUtlnf ma!ortol I (naul., ( (PQnn.) ~~~·: !J I ~r-1·-' b 1 :i :lltr _,u~ 111: :11 ; ~ \ 1n1 / .-.1:.;.1 :" t. ~ l.:.l ..H 1 . addl• I_V ' l.' I•)'J:tl! Jt J: 1:•: tlon 1 llt ~n . 1 i 11ll ~~ Ii i vm:·J lh•r_, ·:- 11 ( Ia. A i - hill a. Onntort tt. Wotm :.J \ 11''::1i~I I 1 J ,_,!:oi H.h-1 ot Rome 13. ftt. J verbtoo• ll .lr..:~r. l IJ ~J: 11.: Pl ·I •.Ht :lr-1 lf ~-;~I '·~1·:1 1' ,_, , ,r , IU 1 t rJ I ~ l lJ!"'I I!'..l' ~ ,:1. 11 ;1:•: l! l'JU >-. 1• Ill . Il l: ~ll!ll· l[ ~~' st. Not. Nil -,... U.lrtltum nte U . .A.twtlllnf (•Jm.) It Cloat t .,.......,.• 10....... "· Tu- hll lt. J'rult "' 4rla1t s•. Olrl'• n&mt' IOftl wrtt• IT, TI'WII ll.'l'be(ft,l .lt.Partot 'IO.TIIInln ,-: I!I.Crlpplo All••• ( u. Wrap, II "l<lbo" ·..,,..._,. 1 1 . - ':lo (Qitn.) _11.0-off ., •111'1111 If. 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AIWIJI I ..,_++-1-1~ l ~ ••. lpnado -.... f. ao. ...., r: '-r-t-t-t" Seemli a JW'eacber visiting In a ·hOme was to sptak in the local church that mgbt and insigted on gmng snpJl(!rle~g bc~ause as he .S~Id, ") nf'ver pt'ea~b weli after a full meal·· HIJ subflequent dt!l· courAe provt>d dull, uneventrul, tn short. no 'count Said his hostess to her fam 11y lllter-" He m1ght as well a et" · Gues~ I thought about that aft. er seemg 1he President'~ lunch· eon Al<'l'EH he had spoken. h!mndt sg a~ I !II so( owvoOdj ou, Daily Sentinel Day Book BIRTHDAY HONORED Mr ~ Rlchard Rosenbaum (Lois Ann Snlllh \ was guest of honor at a blflhday dlnm•r g1Y•'n Utb pa 'lt Wl.lek by hl'r parent~ M1· and Mrs Orm Sm\tl'l Guests were M:r anJ h-r: !\ 'I05t!nhall1n Hnd their fou:r.1t1uth old son, Joey, Mr and Mn ltichard Schwab and daughters, Susan and L;tnn IIRTH ANNOUNCE,MINT Mr and Mrs Lewis Rupe (Cherie Anu Burn") are announclnJ the birth of a son Da~vld Keith OJ\ Jan 22 at the Holzer Ho!Jpital. The Rupes also have two older aons Stove, and Guy Grandparents are Mr and Mn. W.ayne Rupe of Rut· land and Mr and Mrs Paul Burtts of Mason Mr Rupe I! usoelatt~d with the H a- R Flre9t0ne store 1n Mlrldlt"port. ThP-Y teatde on West Mam St. Pomeroy. PAUII IXAM. Mrs George Vaughan, who h bit Now I'll tell you what 1 thin!t Is thr cause of JUVemle dellnqu· eney I thihk the teenuen a'.'\ that way becauRe tbty are mlsun· dentood and reel unwanted by their parents. 1 thiuk 1r parent.t today would use a little bit mote llnderstandmg w1tb the teenaaers there wouldn't be as much juve· nile delinquency They are just trylna: to break away from the-Ir parents a little more as children do 11 th.ey aet older. !omo EIO!t Preatey Ho~dv Doo.tY 10 30 Aunt Dru Show 11 :00 Forb 11.30 Cow '-Y Theatre 12.30 M· Wlzanl 2.30 NBA Gamf' NO e·oo Stake Raoes :~t H1eleah •o! Alnl hoy fto~~ters NO People Are Funn,. 1:00 Perry Comn Sbow 9•00 Caesar's Hour 10·00 George Gobel Show 10·30 YOiir Rlt ParadP. 11,00 N.,.. 111d Spoi'lo tt·IO Owl Theatre Monday- Channel3 us Sian On 7:011 1'0dav 1.00 eort.. Time Tbe Price Is Rliht Con~equenees Tle Tac Dougb rt Cf)Uid Be You Current Camera Goes to School 'rennes.~Jee Ernie Ford KaUoee Theatre • 4:01 Queen 11'ot A 011 4:411 IIMetD RomaDf!eJ $,00 bomH:r Time G·30 My Lltt!e Marpe 11:30 Tales of l'e:ua RanJtq IZ:OO Btl Top ... ~ LAilrfl .&10 Ml,rtl.... The Ladle• AN of St. Pa111•ft l.ulboron Churdi !Witt Weclftfldi!Y at f p.lll. hi lhe eb.,..\o 110Cia-l .room. tO. OO!Tool tl. Btamt • t2.Ataa• DD11111 1 . ~... NO ACCIDINI'I tlvtntll •. All ,.u.i£,. \ Da;:-OBYP'l'OQUOU: - ..... M .. ""' ,. It~ AXYDLaAAII .II • 1o LO!fOI'ILLe• , Ono lollor llmPb' lllado l o t - lilllllil..,.. A It UMt lor tllo lbno L'o. X lor IIUI two O'a. M tllllilt lolloro, tropiiOo. IIUI 1...... aad fomo- ., llo - all *- loch 1117 tllo oodo lottoro an -&. 'f J+-r A eqp...... 'diMS I ~.,.. f QIXOW llCH .1110 IIX4JI.•W:- QKifll y.......... llt:J'D lXI ICJ'I IU\CI-WJ'OXrTXHW. I W1WI '1'1100 VI'Oiif, Wii.L ~ MILWAUK£E - Tho l.etiOempteyeoo of lbo W\100nalo Publle Servlee Corp, wtrled l,tM,ITI m•n·hO\Ifl 'ffitlaout 1 ~nett IOit- Tnwn. Countrv Crossroads The P.iJ Picture Church's Blg Story tlm' ,..ldoml Tbe - · 1M pee.t in tbe r...,. mac:lllin117 llne in eompo11y oakl, wu tho ...oltoloot IW/. Of Ohft men worlr:bq l~UtJ JIU't without a loot-limo ..tlilonl Tho ' Wotdllq' oltm..-...._ bolb ..-1'4 '11'11 •I lui NoYoml!tr. eloelrla ail4 aeelfiObo, 11111 be contlu<lo4- ot lk v..,.. llltlldlo1 on !10 IYMPAnrt • - ev<nill(. h~. f ala P- m. •HAilTJ'ORl>, Cona. Tbla - • wm PNIIide .. opi.loi'JIIent <Oftlpeftaa- "" ft. partunt!l lor lh~ at-na lo • •IOI'IL ... ,.all ... ,.. ... ll'J• fttdlnt, IIi. liOllort '11Jom,...n Htaae It Wtl "'lr& limp...." U of. wfh .·~ Oft loin« lo 1HIJI with the flcial ruled that he "IQ'Inpathited demonstr•tioJlll. wltll lblt obvlollll)' . ~ Vo,rr lnJ]J ,..,.. l'*l'a . .mall" 1101 lUI Ia admlnl-11,1 lho Jjlhl• Mntfll J't.r thO Ball Ia hrnlllla law 11JymJ!It.Jiy do Pitt." IJO'tUd l'lolu, B1dno . u-- p..,. Sp«tacular 6:00 7,00 7"30 7-45 8 00 9,30 10,30 1100 ti·IG 11:20 c Producer's. ShoWcase Robert Montgomtr7 News Headlines Nn - f9$7 Weathe.rcast FAIMAI.I. ' Preu Bot ' ' . Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up ana i.J.ve United Nations Jn Aetloa Camt:ra Thte, •·011 ·lfr=-I!ID 8.00 8:30 Golden PlaybOUSI 7:00 Beat tile Cloek Bul!l!'aneen Wild Bill HfCtok Heckle and Jectle Curtain Time Back to God 10,ot GunAmoke 10,30 The Late Show Monday- Channell 8.00 Captain Jtanaaroo 9:00 Moraine Show · 10:00 ~y Moort 10l3o rthur Godlre1 11:30 Strike It Rj.ch 12 00 Valilint Lady I!!: I$ LOve of lJfe IUO serulr lor 'l'omorrow 12:41:i Guiding Liibt KaUe's Kltehen .Aa the World Turns Our Kill Brookl HousP.pB.rty s,oo Big Payoff 3:30 Bob Ctosby Show Satvnlay- Challllel 13 12:tlj Sian on ~:00 . MavJe MatinM The late Show Sign Off TlOO ldtl;r ArDold Tillie T:IO F11110111 Film Fetllval 1,00 La_,e Well< 10:0\1 OUrk lublloe 10:30 You'nl On Your OWn !1:1)0 Cenlur, Tt>aaler IJ:IO Stp Oft ~Jt. Brighter Day ' Secret Storm Edge of Nt.ght 'l'he Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sport• Parade Press Conference Douglu Edwards. .' Roblnhoo1 BurDa & AJlen • llr~ nP~day Clifford Adams ).ell WO<!- by bus f.:tr Red iulkl, N. J. to jqin Ite-r husband wbo iJ ln lbo arm)/ !bore. Studio One Upoto·the Minute Se11nrilna: the ·The Late Show Opoortunlties Y0\111 OWN PARt mnt: BUSINESSI l!.Ubllshtd MoiOI' Routes .-r .- Birthday Pctrty Held For Susan: Joyce Frederick The S1ered Heart Chur~;:b waa ste~ tinted carutt!Ona and the brldeimaidl, easiade bouquets of cember 29 weddin1 of Mlu Pat· White ~tioM. Silaa.o and Ioyce Frl!>deric!t were riels Kilen Meier, daNhter of Mr Mr. Thodtu Burke ot Homntead, j.uests of honor at a party given and Mrs. .Pbtllip J. Jlelgjo, 111 We- Pa. was belt man nd Ulben were by their &r•ndmotber !Auden of he Terrace and Mr. BeriUll'Cf P. Tbomll Rah\OlnG of N. Rfedaville, hoborina their sttb and Sucboza, son of Mr. and Mn. Paul Y. and Rjcbard OJaa, Pltu lOth birthdays , Suchoza, 333 Vine 'St., MlJn~Rll. Se1'VIa1 u altar boJ• were Pa. The 10,30 a. m. nupllal' mwl119bby Phlt Meter, brother tf IIJe Refre•hments of lee creal!~ •nd· wa• sung by th11 Rev. Fatlat• le»hu 1nd Cbarle& Glpeclhfr, Tedllfrthday eatc were 1erved. Prlzea and 1'oaun7 COett. eo& were 9o'On by Janet~ Het&ert Cathy Turel before an altar decOrtated the setting for tbe SattqdiJ De- Btootlr., 111'1-. • Baugbtnan, Singer Sewine Ma· chine Co , 2G N Court Street. Athens, Ohio. ,I 31 3tc --- --- Mrs. A. Ebersbach Is Honored Guest c;>n Her Bir-thday 1 Given tn marrtaaeliy hor (atlllir, 1 31 81p performer. 4ltltiii-OOBlaettnar'" Pomeroy. 1 II 81e 1853 PLYMOUTH 2 -dr., bUiar, ii Dew llrel, prleed lo uU. CIU lluUODd rutnlture Co. I 31 Bit antique duiopini ailk, fashioned on princess line witb itand up ~t!lJar and yoke of alencon lace emtiroid· and ered wtth ~iny seed pearl• and long sleevr.g CQmlng tO a poJnt over the banda. The very full !kirt extentetl to a cathederal train Her wai!it length veil of iUusion fell fro ~ ll cap of antique duiapini &1 lk m?.t~hmg the gown and out. lmed with tiny seed pearls Sbe rarried a ca!l:cade bouquet of wbite . 18bl Auto Services ' WE BUY Cui/JII'IlMitt ~HO't - e.room frame and b.olh wltll either pa or e6al lor heatin,. Larp lot out of = ' bleb water w1th bus transportation by bOIJIII. Coo. tJe boui!Jt with nRikTUUL I BIAMI KIIAP IRON- MITALS OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. -SID ~M~thl"; the bride wore a 1own of Whlfe in1"' Servicemen · tllrllllq II :till $lp On ~~d ~lnt~ttias ;:;~r~;~~ti~l'fr.lle~.~~~: and wJth ChrWma• evergreens,lljbtl, lritb a na· tivity scene on the side al~Jll· 'fte altar rail wAa deeqra~d wlth red and white cboJr bOy eaildles''d!Jo. wred with large goJd candleS. ]lt(,,j., - Sedan. One careful local owner, Sunday- C~annel1 f solotl ~:~::!.~ F._ ~~~~1~ and Anna Marcaret H A reteption and dinner waa held in the church auditorium fol· lowmg the ceremony for apptoxl· Marin~ returns to Caihp After 'Visi.tina Here ~ith 111\l 3:00 Marsb.IU Colltlt s,ao John Hopkins File 1 • (91 ':00 Coli••• Preu Coai9Met ':30 .M:edtt!al Rerkolll 5 :DO Cartoon Tbeatre t:or Sole ' 10,30 20th Century Theaii'O B:OO lllctey Mouse- Club 1:00 Cartoob Club d·IO Five Star Final , HI lohn Daly and New. 7:30 Sherlock llolmet ' 8 OG uanny t'bomat Rho* ;::_:;a .1~~~ 1 ... = :~~~ afterparents. rpil'niling Mr. the, pa1t witb Iil,~~~~""""""'""'""'""'""'""'~~~~~~~""'""'~!i:'l· ories and wore a white Amazon hls end week Mrs. Paul lily corsagt. , Burn• ind familY of Mason, anj The 'tuditorium waa decorated JUs silten Mrs, Billy MaK.lnney Le.wia Dupe and famlllu wat Sgt. Burns ftrrt yiatt lunne in 122 montb6 Sgt. Burns plana to. make the Marine Corp his career He Wl.!l made Sgl on the lOth of Dec. OR bil f\n.1 wed. diDt Anpivenary, ~lso at tbe 11me tithe sraned for another six years &If.. and IUs. Burns bave one either :iide The o1.ber tables were daughter 3 mrmtha old. ])ebra Kay with lJhite enameled magnolia lC'.-.ves made in poinsettia like Ilowers.. with larg-e white wedding belli n. tending !rom the ceiling and Ill· ver stars, !lolly and hemloc:lr. on the W<llla &rd plllars. The bride's table was bf'autiful with a Jace cover :lnd centered with a five Uered weddmg cake decorated With v.hllf" carnations, wtth taU white tapers in crystal holders on Hleanor and Bernice SuchO?:a of Munhall, sisters of the groom served the cake after it was ~ut by the bride and groom. M.iss han Cupp <ond Mtss VIrginia Dllettosa of Parkersburg, W. Va., presided at the punch bowls. Mila Lily Glrolam! regutered the peJts and memb4':rs of the Sacred Heart l)repared and served tbe Misses Servicemen ...... 111=-.1~ IWHJ'!Il, ' ~ • f4 • w.r. . 1-. = it~. lie~• ' M'AIIT!IIIN'I'-6 uul IJalb. 218M. I. I u Nrnaee~ loea KatJi lit., Pomeroy. C.U !Jr. It Dve 1nd :a.-.ry Fran;-et. who as beauUciana In the...weelr: end w1th Mn. entt, Mr ar.4 Mrs. Lee J . D. Slii!OD, who i1 Orville tpent tbe week bome bere. n. AmliJal'r ~or r•w' 1 211 11 wecltk: ,.allpap:!l t .. .,..,. Mitt •teamer \ :11nton -· .fleEHirl ""' .Ph. fi*J ,... • ~· - ~' dlis.ll 11·l·t1 tMdert. ' .......... 'lel!fold - · - Clotho. 12 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER! -WOULD YOU -~~~~~·~~-•·i~g the rece~tlon the eou· left their w~ddln1 UKE10 trip Included a week in New :ind two weeks in .lOn&:aton, l~m~c.... For her traveling e(IJIItume chose a brown suit wltb ~!o~d! mo,,l~r J&Cket, brown fee- N ·A other brown acee. .....,..,., RoUb, . • quaJ. extra- Ave. the new en. tbe tranlitlon olnpiiJ lhroll(h 1 iltclw1ea prOeeSIteatinl, physical con· IUrvlva1 aDd weapons virled elaam>om and tourtealea. Oftker Candl- Dow.tlng AGENCY Find It Throut' The Pin. Noolth Life. •nd Bondi Reol Estote Broker In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 61PHONU Ntl ntine~ WANT' AD.S ' All Makes and Models METROPOLITAN sebooiJ, alto IJalle mPIIary graduatu for artd oh-the-job ..,. ,........... .....,. ........ -----IEWSP.PEI II 'IOID 11ft8 ' BOYS WJQ DELIVU TIE -', 8 room holile RiWIL:'-*taod ... 0111.. .... •••....,U. ..._.. ' ' UlU .' ' .' . "'.' from cltbemblp You'll .Daily . • ' ----- 11-l.d 0N11 • ROO. APAIITIIDIT• O.o ' ·aorsn Learninc •• y., Ml&ll(ne, 1 1 AN. outatliimN'G Ill ti<JOc!' eO.. diUon. eau ALIJ' with · Looking For Something - l'oiJOO- •offering BA~INE . BJ\PJ'IST - OIURCD - - 11181t 9:00 11:00 ll•wa of lhe NIIIJII 11:15 Theatre ta IJ,II Sign Off ~w#i~ OI'TIMI • • Participation white bat and aeees- 10 ae... tiU•ble. 2 mllet from ~WOII I:SoVoke ofFirtaiOne • Prdyers ~ l'ebrull')> 41h ~1116'1, paae 5, lild 81 and II lllldor Buoloeb. J'rom eoul to • - ODf from t;:aDada to\ the Gnlf, wt1 tre OD till In· duatfllt ll\lp of tile future. Ave., lOX 22f PHONI IIJI.Y • .115 I 1 1moe - 2Utc ~~~~::::~nd . FOR YOUR · fJAIM ,. 10 tertii with k'oom bnao, barn and otber buildlbp. ll_ll~~oo.! 5:30 Press Conftronee 1:00 20th Century 'Pheatre 7:80 . Ted Mack Amateur kout 8:30 Playhouse 13 1~00 omn•bul3 ~~......- Cllll18'1UNS •Presence mately JOO guests. Mrs Meier Set. and li-rt Gary Burns haYe greeted the guests in a navy blue l'@tutned to Camp Lejiune. N. C dress . THANK YOU . ' a !aDd eollltacl, $1000.00 clown. 11. B. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - U liour WrccQl- Smfee, DQ' ,_ltDY - 5 rooJIJS on aood lot out Of flaod eone, with water Phone S2a'7 • aleelrltllf IJid &aa. cloae to COiN. DODO! • tYIIO Hlih Schnol. $20011.00 DtA1.1J11. I I It 2·30 Two Gun PlayhOUifl \ Mn. Phyllis Faundo will leave on Fel>. 18\b!' air for And!orqe, .t.laob, to jola •er "'uoband uo is la tht ..nice dd loclt4d theft. "wMriido>f.and Mrs. T F:"! Jll<~~ts in the Amollc tile v\4llon In lb,o c. v. llllctiiOy bomo Su~ were lhelr lri dlqt/leH. 11r. amt un, c!lllrles A.YOn, Jolfr<l, ' •· and lira. Harold HWDpllrey dd two ' ' liiiiS . REEDSVILLE Ml,. LIICY KII!Wo Stephe.hson. . Talent Scouts I Love Lucy 10:80 Vart Saber Joseph Reo WMtbermln Your TV Tht!!ater 9:10 l.awreoee Wetk ToJ Mrs. - - OF' -PRAYIR 1'00 SOth Century Thulrtl e:Otl Sal!lr~.. " ~:13 Sni'I'!_D' Som'i SeorelJOIN 1:$0 Lei~ Tllk n Onr 1 t;mptoyment Wonted ( 19) · Bwsiness Soles - ---- . 12:80 Oral Roberta 1:00 Two Gun PtarboWII Lee Bailey, Tile DaUy Sentlllel II dellro111 of Qbtalnl.. applleatlmJO from lnle!- Andrew afld Ronaleen OsbOrne. eafed per10no wh~ would like to gut!ltl were pteHllt: San1.29-8tc operate SfDtlul llolor HDIIttL drathe•e .. Walton, Norma Nloboll, Patty 'Must bave ear. Doroi, Kav Corvtll, No,. llfym, Paulette ltitellle, Joan Davis, Shar-Complelo WIIEEL Ai.mN'iiiiliiT, For lnforlllltlon Call 398 on Frank, Cathy Andrew, Janet balaru:lna •nd brlb itnlce. UD aad 1:00 fl. lol. Ho.. Fi'ank, Miry Bite, Carolyn Cri.sllp, Boeltell•o SafelY lervl... Will day .. 'l'l..da;. Aonaleen Osborne, Janet Retzer, Mtln .Stre~t, Po~. Oblo. 221tc Sue Myers, Melanie Brown, Sandra •.IIYJ DONT' 'ID\1 Kli:r.'t Truuell, RDfJerta 'trunell, Barbara · 20 • BusmE'ss 5ervtce --- • $64,000 Challence What a My Une Sunday l(ews Special 12:00 Faith for Toda1 •,.u lilble 1'\me by \956 BUICK Special 4 dr. Hard DESffiiNG HOME DETop Sedan. Dynafiow, one locul "'WONE UVERY ot Broughton's Dairy owner, red and white three Prodi.Lcli in ,PQllletoy or MiddleThe birthdav of Mr<= Aihm roses. 1 tone. !2'19$.00. Bloejfnar'a, Pom~~alter Crooks, phone ~er'sbacb was olSserved Thursday Mlss"?lJYllis Meier was maid of erot. 1 31 Ole er all, ''The Beet when the Busy Bee Sewing Circle honor- anti Miss Mary Teresa and Doe.an't Cost A Cent More." ot the Federate(] Cht.rch met 1I Carol~· n 'Mrier, sisters or the brtde, 19M PONTI!\C VS Star Chief t dr. 1 25 lmoc the church for an all day quJlting were bridesmatds. They wore Only 1.000 careful miles, neargreen sahn gowns w1Lh green ot . new used ear in thil area. C'oooanut c-ream ple was served shoes and D handCau of green and lOr. nsuranct $2495.00. Blaetln••· Pomeroy. 8arJr.!a,StmPfOn lnluranee AteDc;y, with l potluck dmner at noon to white sahn leaves 'rhe maid of I 31 Ste tlllddleport. IPlft - Au_obD., Mrs EOOrsbach, Mr~ Roy Seyfried , honor earned a cascade bouqet of 114(1.tf P.tr.!l. Otho Murray, Mrs Wilham Borulo. Pbon1 1131S.X 1956 MERCURY. Monteray 4 dr. Baker, Mrs. LouJs ltetbel, Mrs Sedan. 12,006 attual miles Mer· '"OMPT ,E'J'E tnsU""•~Jce P..oteettN Grover &b. Miss Anna Dunrt, Mr~. · comatie. $2&9(5.00. Blaettnar's, l.lfe. Auto. Flh. Polto ~en n ... Carl Shields. -Pomeroy. ' I 31 Stc _ • ~Alll11 MldfiJpon.t ""'" llfrl. Clarence Mnur, Mrs. Nor' \956 PONTIAC vt 2 d<. Sedan. IT)an Kloes, Mn. Rmymond Hood , Len than 12.000 miles. If there ' (21) I Estate Mrs Walter Baer, Mrs Carrie e.er wn a "cream puff'', this is GrueBer, Mrs, Freda \fllch, Mrs 0 ROOMS and BATH, $41100.00. one. $219&.00. Blaettnar'l, Porn; 118 Locult St., Pomeroy. Call Ad.di' Grueser, Mrs Amanda Kas. r<1y. I 31 6lc 516·M or 9391. 1 31 ite per, MrJ. W. L. Kautz, Miss Lena !tile Bli!CK Speetal 2 ctr. Hard Grueser, Mrs. Clara Schaefer, Mr.1. lOP- ll)>nallow drive, fully equip. BOUSE FOB BALE wilh 2 apart- 'theodore1 Mara, Rev and Mrs meats. 6 rooms and bath jn each Waldo J. Barttla and two guests, peel, blue aod ~Y fiolth. apartment. all new eopper water Mrs. 0 B, Elberfeld 111nd Mrs. .,_oo. Blaetlaar'a. Pomet'OI'. lines, . all new ;u Unes, 2 new C"reora;ia Williamson . I 81 etc automatic w1ter heatert. Phone PLYMOUTH VB Savoy 4 dr. 8318·M or 6222 for apartments. WHTN-TV ChanneJ 13 - teaebera eoHcerned developlnt interest o.f women in chuHh lf&rk. - .._ y Harry 1\'~ - oily , IIJnd, llo\11~ Roulh, ltll~""Yille l'ho!Je, au. ·_ I 11 ito ' COmpant Pomeroy, 0 o (8) Auto - g,:ro December Bride 10,00 11:00 11:05 11,10 - Mtli• Eq"'-•nt ()dy1Aey 500 See It Now Telephone Time 6 30 Anale Oakley , 10·30 11•0<! 11 15 12 30 SIGN 400 4.15 430 500 R 30 6 43 6.55 7.00 7,15 T'30 8:00 8:30 9:00 ' The Jfra. J. H . Stephem10n Batot's wlll 1lve , you e beat Fields. Limie Frederick trada QD l\ll'llltuN or appllan· FOR SERVICE or repairs on your George tredcriek m. .... H II sewlng machine contact Jerry . •-oo 10.00 Gle,u•on Show '9.00 1111 Jackie Gale StOJ'm Show 9·30 Hey Jeanme wllb prayer. bt!t.,.,. L<l'o 1~ke A Trip kltetacrt. 'A IIIJftr-bell fbelfle liAI earrled· wt m dM dee:Mations and relr~•hmeDII. 'he ,Ut.l ...,. plae ed an. table wi)W!b w-at a ..Wt.e emlliv • work. Elii'LO'i'r.t1!ft'r Jllow In oat RllliWfOOIII , "Power pat t6 IN!'Wr llle'' ' ' with 1 rnfJH>lllneou1 1bowe-r bon Jpe Yount •tt. Will !le ~ SIUidaJ' to James ¥f ll'litr 1111'1 &ale !Refr,eshments were terved - · ,..,....... lll4dlopoa&. FARMER-S Badtle 71t Mn. I A. Yt)UIJ lr., Rutl1ud JJoad. eat.l1al.Ded Frihy ennln; Smith and MrJ. Elmt'r Wlek~~T.V.\Ih. lfn. ham to R.ev. and Mrs. Ralph Zun· AD ~ll!:lll del. Mrs. D&yton Stnckbnd, Mr!l N011et _ n81 NBC News Mary JaneY.oung New Bride-Elect Cook, Mrs. WilHam Watson, MI;'S. ~~IAV& o!l rotrB SBI!i: npatt •t Ellen Couch, Hra. Lorain Sterre'tt, RadDe Slloe Shop Mrs. T. T. Sh~Jton, Mra. Aten ' ' 1\atltf Sbiln. Urs. Daisy .Jasper, Mrs. Wll. llain Holt, Mrs. WipDotl and M'rs. . SoJd;ers ol J.l'qttunt Nat "Ktnt" Cole Mn. )ed b)' Shower Honon - 1-IS-tl GETS RESULTS We:~Jtlereast wen boUJht by 8\<lOo, 118 w. IIJda 81.. ... thlacollimD Sunday- Cha...... I 10·00 10,30 11.00 11:00 12,00 12:30 1·00 1.30 - Call 898 Today- An Ad In 0 30 Newll P1cture 645 Sporbl Eye •d ·. -- ,......,.1 hire - AI)S. Dl>n't put It off ,- su,~-rman Patricia Ellen Meier Wed Dec. 29 At Sacred Heart To Bernard Suchoza talk on '"Know Younelf'" and clos Help Wonted ... or find a lost item t~ 'fhe Dally Sentinel W r • (tlJICI[ li!'aYICIJ .. ~ 'fO fllld employment - - I Dw'Lnt the busineu session p lan1 were dlllou..ed for forming _ . . . , _ OOil.IIIB ~ I pra)'&r eroup to meet. at the u:a&. tM t bureh OJWe each Wf4:k. Plans were also dl!tuued on how to m. tetest the women or the chlll'eh 11..\Dito • Tl!i!.I!;VJSION SEIIVJCF l n SUJidiy Sohool and church Phone 100. ' Clel&Jid APIII!:,; ,. BVY- SELL~ RENT- IA.,sle. ,· 1 7 30 Private Secretary 800 ~d. S1.t11van Sboll' 9·00 GE ';."'u~atre 9:00 A1fred Hitehcoet v,.............. flrmtts DillY ••· News PJcture Statesmen Quartette 77th -Bengal r..r..,erl 0 45 7·00 7 30 9 00 10·00 tO 30 ( 171 • IT'S EASY ,,oo Oo Tho oenr.lh ...r1.. of a ....tea 11:411 Cartoon Club 01 tvtfttrla claues for farmera ~:10 Noon News Wlll bold In !lit al ...,.. ltenda; onniJir. Jan- !HI Nolfh""ra uart 18, IllS'! II f ,. IOJ, Tl1e flrat 12:30 Liberace port of tlllt IUillfli " ' devoted 1:00 Femtntne touch 10 the ~·u,- COlt" ot fii'Jii meebln- 1 ·tiS :MOVIe Mllinee ..,, An eltl•ple ,..en IIIIo'"" 11 3:00 Afternoon FUm hltlvat llllf ...t fl:!OO.OO 10 tiiOO.OO per t 30 Supn Serial Time fill' to -~~ o irOCI<Ir, the pur.ba,. ptkt bel .. .-.oo. Tbe .-md part ot tbU mH\Int was, dtwrted t6 what 6 .30 600 2,30 'fhe 1 agt Word 300 Face The Nation 3 30 CBS Sunday News 13 Deor ror- J'riOlld" Zoo Parade > Wippel who h.ad for ber loplo, tttow" tatea fnna 1 CorinthJana I 3. She afsd ,PYe an intere1Un1 Noll,.. of Event. ·pr\nlo4 ol ,..... pubtl<be<l at 1 C.ttt per word rllel. Otilt (1) Notices y otton• Ie for mote than ooe fneor. l'fll)o ~- aild lai Outlook Capt. Gal1;.at Meet The PreP 2 :00 Tbe Lon..t Rao1er Jt. 1'GW'n l'ttt>eUng N1tional lee Hockey 1,00 1,30 2:00 2:30 Dot: DillJ' 5enUnel 12:30 Sign Oil I uo --.. . = ~ Mr1. Alber\ Bmh!J, prooident, prell6ed ., lu moetblj md de- -IV" r;t cr not Chlmplonship Bowling •Hopalong Castldy Youth Wants To J(now WCHS-TV Channeaa a:aq 2 eo~ f:f, •lir4. bueltlotL llinlmlllll eb.orlt SOc.-4 ..nto perwo o r - - t i t o lllw'tllnlo. ~ltl - ane 1DOIJth for !Ill~··" word. rate <112 will •:J.~''"' advortlolnr t1 pld for ~"Jimon o ~luortlori,. Eirort In Ad l'fP9I10d lm dlltolt. 'l'lo 11:25 Tonight ~ 1,00 -1:30 200 413 4:30 5.00 RATES TV Cbapet s.n H:1~!~!'!~~r... or lh• l< Pomeroy Baptllt Chureh met T hundAr eYenlna at the ehurch for ttJ JanlliJ'y meetJna. ,.- 500 Topper us 10:00 Home TrUth /or •• ' OneWonOne Class Meeting WANT, ADS PHONE 598 ' The Alcoa flour Loretta Youne: Sbo. Sunday News and Trtasute Theatre 12 00 Sign Off 1,30 Slcn Off tt·Oo .u ,30 12:0\1 12,30 1:00 2:00 2:30 3,00 • HIIJ Wide Wide World o,oo News 0•15 Spotts Eye 6,30 Rosemary Cloone) Show 7:00 Saturday Nifl)t Jaml..>oree •' ... ~~"'l!fll!!'· ~rJt'...,~>L~"-- ·-~K.; FOR CONSISTENT' DBPINDABLB BESVLTS Sunclay- Channtf.3 12 so 100 2·00 230 300 3.:111 1,00 Down On The Fi.1'fn 1:30 We1tcrn i'eatU\'t -ord !LoiYial IT. Ball... ch.mbtrt II.Ciwltll ..-- - ing thmgg In newspapers The people never pubiJ&h an} thtn_!! g~t1d about EVls. All thE'y I puhhsh IS a blg bunch of mush The) wute thzngs about people or whom they have never seen The people wnte things about E!Vl.ll, lhii!J!:s that are JllSI JOSSIV I ttunk they should !te and get to know people before ~hey start publiih· lng mush about Lht>m As for htm cau~mg JUvemle de· linquency I dtsagr~e with you. It seema to me thfl! tht:re was jltve· mle delmquency before he came along, wasn 't there" You say be cuuscs 1t, well, haa ht- kll~ed any on e' Does he 8() up and tell them to be ltke that' If the} didn't have tl in the1r heart to do tt, the)' wouldn' do 1! Some people say that its tern ble the way the lf'enagers go crazy <lver rock and roll Well, d1dn't lh('y d9,.lhe same back when Char· leston wu the most popular danct~ Or ha\e ,you forgotten ·' The folks who are <lldf'r now did the sam~ With Frank Smatra F.lv ts IS really a good Christ-ian al hear! , He /fOes through thOle motions whe-n he amgs because IHl can't ttelp It attd that's the way he reels about mus1c I w1sh you would have a chance to ~el.lt htm someday and maybe you'd change your lune a little ,_,.,. at. Conlrl .. H.Oolllo ~ poor taste at puttln& and pubhslt ban otheri do unto you." roply \o., goes to the National Tuberculosil Assoc1a llor. ancl comes back to us m serv1 C't>S nnd tn the re!lults of thl' na t10nwide researrh program You have giVen us a mandate to ron l.J nu~ the Jlght untll tuberl' u\o ~ ls is under e~ontrol m thts community The anocJahon pled· gt·~ thJt 11 wtll do t>verything tn 1b power to protect yotlr homt>s from tubere11losis The f1ghl hilS bet-n a long one, hul grt:at progress hils already lX't>ll made The older ones amonc ycu w1\1 remember the hopeless ati1ludc abt~ut TB that prevalle~ hell a century ago. Today there ts hope- real hope for the defeat of TB Merhcal science bas had (i:reat surce'>S m preventing death from TB, leas in preventing ~pread of the disense rrom the sick to the well In tbu part of the job, every c1h:r:f'n mu-st cooperate In th1nkmg you for your Christmas Seal contrtbution, may we al· so ask f .Jr your cooperation throu t• hout lhe year m the TB control proRrams you have helped pay for H'ive YOUR che't X ray. ed. Read th(' literature orr 'na put out by the auoctation Urge your leg1slators *o prot·lde the neceg. llry funds for pubh~ TB control ractllties Mrs Wallace Bndford Exccuti'\Te Secretary Rraduate n£ the Southerton Bf!a!.l · ty Academy, Athent, hu received wrrd that she has succesafully pa~. SC!d the haminations by the StltA Board o! Cosmetoloiy Mrs Vaur:· I think the thln.p. you said abotte han 1a associated with Mrs. Walter Elvia are mean and cruel Jf you Rainey at the Wandt li&autJ Sbop. were Ja hil ihoe1 would you llb P1lmer Street, M'idd~port. In lm sute you woaJdft"t So aJ~ way• keep 1ft mind the aotden rule ''bo uato· Othtra at 10u would I ll.lltpDyt ~ 10•00 ' WIAZ·TY CHANNIL ' 10:10 Sia:n On ., 10 IS C'tirlshan Se1en~ 10.80 What One Prrsort 11.00 Tlus lal The L1fe 11 .30 Man To Man 12 00 BuJhl!ne America 9:00 S'IJI 0. 9,01' Lifo "" lhe J'ana Dear Ed1tor Speaking of eatln&-Or was I 1 read your 1ssue of Jnn, SO Sen- 9:80 Capta111 Ka~o Well, anyway, Mrl. Rothrock, our tlnel about ~lvis Presley, and J 10:811 11111\rtY l(o!lN minister's wife of yeats ago, related this one. must say 'lome people have very 11,oo Luoky 8 llllneb grow never 8·25 Stan On 8 30 Western Feature $1:30 Capt Mldnljht ~30 of th e Seal Sale Total &'oes1o the sl ll te for S¥1 VJces t() local, and 6% Durmg February, Amenca observes the birthdays of several of Its tlJustnous sons - Washington, Lmcoln, and Tho · mas Edison. Anoth l' r btrthrtay celebration of national propor. lions In which all America can'!properly Join " that ot the Boy Scouts of Amertca Scouting tn the United States ter"C'h•~s 1ts 47th anniversary during Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12 II'' diffk:ult torecall when our nahon dtd not have th1s chararter.building leis.. UJ e .time program £or its boys and young men . ' Smce February 8 , 1910, more than 26,000,000 American boys and men have boon Influenced by the Scout Oath and I Law. They have had the benefits of Scoutmg training, fellowship, handicraft skills, and high adv.nture America is all the richer for it Many men In high places in American affairs today prqudly cred1t Scouting's influence in their liveR Today over 4,500,000 boys and men are actively enrolled in 54{) local councils with a membership of 111,000 units. Fortu· nate: inde~ are communities where Scouting flourishes. American adults of good character give generously of their time in giving leadership Others help by ra1sing fund•. or in By BLANCHE M. HASkiNS serving as members of local Boy Scout councils which In turn I hav" bP«m, here or late, rather provide· training foJ leaders, ramp facilities, worthwhile year· lukewarm towud TV Jn fact , I've round activities, personal advancement and opportunities for found myHelf "damnina: It witll Scouts to render community :;erv1ce faint pr&IIM'" an ex.preJSion which very near .'omet to telllne you the thmg't roH"'n and I hate to say Saturday- Channel3 To The Ed1tor· I .. · Published every r ftemoon exrept Sunday by Tht> Ohio Valley Sentint\, Inc, n ~ llO Mecha,nic St , Pomeroy, 0 Busmess otf1ce phone 39&, td..it.orlaJ ori1ce phone 397 TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV ChanMel3 The "w! E-igs Count)' Tuberc.- u1osis AIIS0('1allon w1shc-s to expreRJ Its hl'UI trdt t ha nks Lo you tor your ~ uiJrH1r: of 'hE' 50th annual Christrna~ .'\1 .J I Sitll' AINO to all eontrl· 'bulot s Vol un teers, worke1 a and un} one l'be who has had a part '" ma k ng I he S S a 11uecess Alth ough t he ~oal of $3325.00 has nol been reached, the amount or $3007 70 wh1ch JS the amount or Se11 Sale Contributions to dale wtll suppo1 I the same program for the com1n g }ear as hu been tbe NaUcmal adftPtislne hl!?resent atJ \'P, BottJ nt> ll i·KiDlball, lnr , 343 LtxilltOil Ave., New Ywk Ctty, 16, N V as ~'Ond das!l ma1lmg matl f' r at thf' pogf off1 ct> at Porn· froy, Oh to ont month Sl By mall on., y~r $8, $2 50; OM motltb, $1. 'The Edit(}r's./ MailBag ' ..... ....~,. - ' • Daily " �~ Seatlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb_ 2, 1957 ' The Daily Sentinel l DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ARE.\ RICHARD 5. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER liYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR ••tend Suhsthphon rat M~ Ilt!ltre ry by carn.-r wl1ert> available 30 oenls pe-r WHk ont' fl'llr Ill ad\ance Ill Thll Dally St•utlnel office, $15.00, 1i.x months, $7.80; th.re\! month ~. $3 90 By motor route where .availahll:l IJIJI month!, $4 26: threi! • month!~ pohcy or th(' prevUHII years 16% Scouting Has A Birthday • ( DID YOU Easy Road For Boys Is N.ot Good 10. Ed Note: Let the difficult be with the easy, sayo E. 0. Sa11nders, veteran teacher, and authority on the Amencan Boy ln•today's articltl, his 11th In a series of 24. Boys have to learn to do for themselves else they never wlil have a need to learn . DO NOT PICK THE THORNS FROM Till! ROSES "T~ink for thyself, one 1dea bnght But known to be thy own Is better than a thousand gleaned From fields by others sown " An old maxim is that we learn to do by doing Many fathers who have achieved su< ecss the hard way, when they have boys of their own, ssy, "I do not want my son to have aa ha•rd a time in growmg up as I had' ' Here again js that parental love intcrfenng w1th the sucn•ss£ul development of the boy. Any kind o( activity bnngs development to the youth Many teache~ give too much a.~tance to the1r pupils in preparing \heir Ietson&. The soonul otiotiV leO! n to do the difficult problems for themselves the better When a pupil accomplishes a dlfficult task wtthout help , tt gives h1m greater power ctnd a greater tendency to be sf'lf-rehant It the parent or teacher does the task for him he simply sits back and takes U easy, and says to himself when '' I fwd something that is difficult to solve alii have to do is to osk for help." U a boy Is not perm1Uctl to do thmgs for himself, how will he ever Jearn' I once knew a father wbo had a son that was very bright, but t.hc fath('r would ne\•er· permit him to do anything for himslf and In his own wc~v The father selected nnd bought all the boy's clothe• and shoos till he was 21 At that Ume the father passetl on and the son was left as helpless as a sb:·year old ln domg thmgs for lum s ~lf This young man was handicapped all his l1fe bo ca use the t alhPf had picked Ml the thorns·from his roses If this boy had been givt' n moucy and sent otlt to buy his o"'n clothes and do business for himself, he no doubt would have made some mislake!l but he would have learned a lesson £rom each error. Each mistake we make should always teach us a lesson. Many times in talking- With high school pupils about mistakes In their conduct that they had made, I would say to them, 11 if vou realile the E-rror of your way and )earn a lesson from it, all is well " -. All parents and teachers shonld give responsibility to the children under their care and this will bring deuioument that can be attained An no other way The d1vlne being does not do anything for us that we ran do ourselves, and the same rule should apply to par.ents and tea< hel's in the training of their chlldron. The following, cUpped from the edltori•l column of a cltv oaper, harmonizes well wtth my story on "Do not Plrk th~ Th<lrno !rom the Roses." · THE PERFECf CHANCE THE ROY r.OT• Hio father oald: "He shall not toll a< I dld He n•~dn't •noll the ~!amour or his lfoyhood ploy hy tasks and dulles work-adav t' And so the boy Rrew. with mrcclv anv tnsks to do. Jle drifted easUv tbrourh srhool wllh hl!lc otudv as ~ rule He knew no .rrln of dutv arim and liffl wEIR "ea!lv meat" for him. until hllcolle•• davs wore dQnc . when father Mid to hlm· ••mv Ron. vou've t,~d w1ur llttle !lbrt in lire anit now vou've .zot to rare thP ~~tfrifP. . Yma've got to enter in the £ray and make your own unaided wwv •• And sora went out .ttnit h~d hi!! trv. hut fnuntf thP. worM was all 11wrv It WRI!Ii a dprnrr Q'Rmf! hP nl11vPrl whArP nn -.now. wh~"1'" no ont'! rt'lrl(HPrt him f\r i"Al"Ptf tlnw ll'Pl' rq,.,.,~ He wasn't trained to shmd the call and anr"'ll: wPrP m•tfp· "" 111 hh1 pffnrt. maflp"' hlhn·e nfl It All ,At\" fnthP.t' sald· 11 YOli'Ve ~ot fl" ..'""' ~thu·t " no hrart to falJ With SUCh I The son reulled· "Thr (Au1t's not mlnr Y4\u ,.alaed me on a loollsll Une You kent mv dny, with nlrosure full, you wraooed me uo In cotton wonl You nev~r tAm~ht me how to braca a1ain1d the srame 1 hnvP to farr You 10 nA\'Ar steeled mP for the flrbt, but fillUred I'd "comr out all rlQht " then tu•ned me out 11111-ns. aw11rd or lanM~-Anrl now vou sav 1 "hA-t a rhantP 1" F.thm •hould permit their •ons to be srrotched by th•· thorns on the roses. ftRID CNANOII f"U:MSON ~ C trp .f'hnrl l" W1l1er ettptaln of tht> b s:t tooth .. l1 IAN IPACI"CADITI PIUI .ADEl.PntA .JP Thf' Knuon ul Foothu\1 l.eiJNe look<'d 10 a btll'l'k tlnlah of hs 1nnual mid· wmle r me~tms: today arter spul· lcrin.l! throuiJih aecond day dol· offtr.d llttle but droms wh tch tDil CGlloa:e, 11\14!fl!e~lnG ("arl Wbr minor rules changea barring one1 'Wbe r.otntlv was n:lmed often which aboliahl!d pnrmanently tht; ldvt t.tetfteJcl roeh at treorrla "apaee eadeh" el~ aae ur Tech. coJrhlng ln ~ht loop. team fletded h ~· OeltthTopr l 11 iversilv and backfltld eoac:h n1 the Unlver•lly of Tt':tU tht pas' two lfiUOM, hiJ befon namt'•l of fen11ve batlditlld coo~ch at Clet'n· .....,. ~ ~ Well, the glowing screen in my living room ran for about 6 con· secutlve hours Monday, Jan 21. for Prealdent Ote's inauguration. J «!OUidn't te('m to let it go. SbalJ I Mrta summarize and see 11 the "ame things stuyed with you" seen for over 20 yeara. Who care• if he (or she) was a big boby and wept It even see"Lest we for1et, Lest we forget" inttl" t ditl, for one, a:nd un:uham· llem Th,.ee Thf Jluulan Am· edl)' 1'ry to thln:k, tf )'Ou have busador never clappin1 (that I that rare quaUty of empathy, what saw, did you') Well, let him sit it could mean to btl ab11ited, driven there, while all the lov.,ly ex.ter· about at eun poln.t and then land nail ot a prodd and free nation 1afe · in a dear one's arms at mareh by Will tie, I won4er, thlnk journeys eJI4. of Innocent HunJirilnl retently Never •gain am I gcing to Jlatn, merely beeauh tbl&y wanted etaoln shrdl cmfwy vbgkq t"tnfwyp to live RJ frH meD? Aftd the lon1 speak h&htly of ' 'KAT prognm. towt or df'lld PGiiJh olflcera re· Any outf1t, c c m tn e r e 1 a I or cent)y provf!d to have been R.ut• otherwise, that can do a ftne slon victims In Worl4 lbr Two? thing hke tbit , - \it'll, I'm tor And io on, for toG many pages of them, one hundred per cent. hi•tory. I alway& marvel at lbe Secret For o"e thing, the camaraderie Servlee, m('n, their a.WtJ, their betwe6(1 Mnmu~ and Pat Nixon. aR.rtne,._..nd then we doubue-. They kept reminding me of most Nw oniy a mere fraction of them any two g.. lt you'd see at Any. otlllers being scattered all over. where, lJ S A. chatting, eager, )eautllut and majestic, the way sweet ~rniTfnll, anxi()Us ab()ul their the Washington Monument and men folk1, who, lncldtntally, for Captiol 4omc dominated the ~cene. my money, :ore do1ng 0 K. thnnk Problems-how and where dJd you And oh, yeA, Mrs. Bridle• they get all those hort:es tn pa· and gl'lclou& hosteu, too rade and where on earth did they .n keep them? How could any one, but any one, WPik !hat g]x milea :Jnd 111111 be able to hobble along' How !."On Jl ~~~ptllmt like Mise Burma stand Uus mlst'rable ch· mate of ours and not take an ele- (Sen's Wlf(') wasn't she the sweet I had brought my own lunch In on a tray so I could .vatch steadily and I thouKht to goodness they'd never ~cl el}lmg there 1'm not too sure ,luther, whether 'twas TOO good hstc rno pun mtended!) to phant sized cold? have that on a screen Pres [kr. forklnJ do\\ n tenderloin steaksWell, AOmebody figured all that but anywa.!l, I take u they know and 10.000 other probl ems out and what they're doing around over we put in Ike aeam as 34th presi· there-th~?y ' \e been around o i'lt, dent what wJth one lh1ng and an· so l hear! other May lesR' Soll?nm notl?s PreJ Ike 's grave expreasion til\ througlU the rell&:l· ous ceremony of t~o~k1n1 the osth, hi~ shadow To resume on TV- - and I'll the prayeu, the almost unbear leave this nght 1Way. t promlat: able IWeetnc ss or Marian Ander· Idly 1 turned en on~ of those son's or.lnch 1. the majestic pres noon time programs · IL Could !Be &net of Herbert Hoover exactly at You" l've never st>en 1 more the Pre•udcnt'11, shoulder and real· beautiful t11 nR than the reunion ly abovP. all, the lone lint of wheel between that newly arrwed Hunchair ~oldltrs from Walter Reed garian mother and her de1r son Hospila1 s1tt1ni so patiently there in Los Angl'les whom sPie hadn't DAILY CROSSWORD a.atnM .t.caou \ t. Bau~ (dial.) 1. Nttwork 1. Relpinc I ' u. Build· f t.ook ( I Jt.tp!MLI tn. e Rub out ' 1 llopo 1Joaul7 1 10. AMam 1 o!UJwo"" I t . ltabiUtlnf ma!ortol I (naul., ( (PQnn.) ~~~·: !J I ~r-1·-' b 1 :i :lltr _,u~ 111: :11 ; ~ \ 1n1 / .-.1:.;.1 :" t. ~ l.:.l ..H 1 . addl• I_V ' l.' I•)'J:tl! Jt J: 1:•: tlon 1 llt ~n . 1 i 11ll ~~ Ii i vm:·J lh•r_, ·:- 11 ( Ia. A i - hill a. Onntort tt. Wotm :.J \ 11''::1i~I I 1 J ,_,!:oi H.h-1 ot Rome 13. ftt. J verbtoo• ll .lr..:~r. l IJ ~J: 11.: Pl ·I •.Ht :lr-1 lf ~-;~I '·~1·:1 1' ,_, , ,r , IU 1 t rJ I ~ l lJ!"'I I!'..l' ~ ,:1. 11 ;1:•: l! l'JU >-. 1• Ill . Il l: ~ll!ll· l[ ~~' st. Not. Nil -,... U.lrtltum nte U . .A.twtlllnf (•Jm.) It Cloat t .,.......,.• 10....... "· Tu- hll lt. J'rult "' 4rla1t s•. Olrl'• n&mt' IOftl wrtt• IT, TI'WII ll.'l'be(ft,l .lt.Partot 'IO.TIIInln ,-: I!I.Crlpplo All••• ( u. Wrap, II "l<lbo" ·..,,..._,. 1 1 . - ':lo (Qitn.) _11.0-off ., •111'1111 If. 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AIWIJI I ..,_++-1-1~ l ~ ••. lpnado -.... f. ao. ...., r: '-r-t-t-t" Seemli a JW'eacber visiting In a ·hOme was to sptak in the local church that mgbt and insigted on gmng snpJl(!rle~g bc~ause as he .S~Id, ") nf'ver pt'ea~b weli after a full meal·· HIJ subflequent dt!l· courAe provt>d dull, uneventrul, tn short. no 'count Said his hostess to her fam 11y lllter-" He m1ght as well a et" · Gues~ I thought about that aft. er seemg 1he President'~ lunch· eon Al<'l'EH he had spoken. h!mndt sg a~ I !II so( owvoOdj ou, Daily Sentinel Day Book BIRTHDAY HONORED Mr ~ Rlchard Rosenbaum (Lois Ann Snlllh \ was guest of honor at a blflhday dlnm•r g1Y•'n Utb pa 'lt Wl.lek by hl'r parent~ M1· and Mrs Orm Sm\tl'l Guests were M:r anJ h-r: !\ 'I05t!nhall1n Hnd their fou:r.1t1uth old son, Joey, Mr and Mn ltichard Schwab and daughters, Susan and L;tnn IIRTH ANNOUNCE,MINT Mr and Mrs Lewis Rupe (Cherie Anu Burn") are announclnJ the birth of a son Da~vld Keith OJ\ Jan 22 at the Holzer Ho!Jpital. The Rupes also have two older aons Stove, and Guy Grandparents are Mr and Mn. W.ayne Rupe of Rut· land and Mr and Mrs Paul Burtts of Mason Mr Rupe I! usoelatt~d with the H a- R Flre9t0ne store 1n Mlrldlt"port. ThP-Y teatde on West Mam St. Pomeroy. PAUII IXAM. Mrs George Vaughan, who h bit Now I'll tell you what 1 thin!t Is thr cause of JUVemle dellnqu· eney I thihk the teenuen a'.'\ that way becauRe tbty are mlsun· dentood and reel unwanted by their parents. 1 thiuk 1r parent.t today would use a little bit mote llnderstandmg w1tb the teenaaers there wouldn't be as much juve· nile delinquency They are just trylna: to break away from the-Ir parents a little more as children do 11 th.ey aet older. !omo EIO!t Preatey Ho~dv Doo.tY 10 30 Aunt Dru Show 11 :00 Forb 11.30 Cow '-Y Theatre 12.30 M· Wlzanl 2.30 NBA Gamf' NO e·oo Stake Raoes :~t H1eleah •o! Alnl hoy fto~~ters NO People Are Funn,. 1:00 Perry Comn Sbow 9•00 Caesar's Hour 10·00 George Gobel Show 10·30 YOiir Rlt ParadP. 11,00 N.,.. 111d Spoi'lo tt·IO Owl Theatre Monday- Channel3 us Sian On 7:011 1'0dav 1.00 eort.. Time Tbe Price Is Rliht Con~equenees Tle Tac Dougb rt Cf)Uid Be You Current Camera Goes to School 'rennes.~Jee Ernie Ford KaUoee Theatre • 4:01 Queen 11'ot A 011 4:411 IIMetD RomaDf!eJ $,00 bomH:r Time G·30 My Lltt!e Marpe 11:30 Tales of l'e:ua RanJtq IZ:OO Btl Top ... ~ LAilrfl .&10 Ml,rtl.... The Ladle• AN of St. Pa111•ft l.ulboron Churdi !Witt Weclftfldi!Y at f p.lll. hi lhe eb.,..\o 110Cia-l .room. tO. OO!Tool tl. Btamt • t2.Ataa• DD11111 1 . ~... NO ACCIDINI'I tlvtntll •. All ,.u.i£,. \ Da;:-OBYP'l'OQUOU: - ..... M .. ""' ,. It~ AXYDLaAAII .II • 1o LO!fOI'ILLe• , Ono lollor llmPb' lllado l o t - lilllllil..,.. A It UMt lor tllo lbno L'o. X lor IIUI two O'a. M tllllilt lolloro, tropiiOo. IIUI 1...... aad fomo- ., llo - all *- loch 1117 tllo oodo lottoro an -&. 'f J+-r A eqp...... 'diMS I ~.,.. f QIXOW llCH .1110 IIX4JI.•W:- QKifll y.......... llt:J'D lXI ICJ'I IU\CI-WJ'OXrTXHW. I W1WI '1'1100 VI'Oiif, Wii.L ~ MILWAUK£E - Tho l.etiOempteyeoo of lbo W\100nalo Publle Servlee Corp, wtrled l,tM,ITI m•n·hO\Ifl 'ffitlaout 1 ~nett IOit- Tnwn. Countrv Crossroads The P.iJ Picture Church's Blg Story tlm' ,..ldoml Tbe - · 1M pee.t in tbe r...,. mac:lllin117 llne in eompo11y oakl, wu tho ...oltoloot IW/. Of Ohft men worlr:bq l~UtJ JIU't without a loot-limo ..tlilonl Tho ' Wotdllq' oltm..-...._ bolb ..-1'4 '11'11 •I lui NoYoml!tr. eloelrla ail4 aeelfiObo, 11111 be contlu<lo4- ot lk v..,.. llltlldlo1 on !10 IYMPAnrt • - ev<nill(. h~. f ala P- m. •HAilTJ'ORl>, Cona. Tbla - • wm PNIIide .. opi.loi'JIIent <Oftlpeftaa- "" ft. partunt!l lor lh~ at-na lo • •IOI'IL ... ,.all ... ,.. ... ll'J• fttdlnt, IIi. liOllort '11Jom,...n Htaae It Wtl "'lr& limp...." U of. wfh .·~ Oft loin« lo 1HIJI with the flcial ruled that he "IQ'Inpathited demonstr•tioJlll. wltll lblt obvlollll)' . ~ Vo,rr lnJ]J ,..,.. l'*l'a . .mall" 1101 lUI Ia admlnl-11,1 lho Jjlhl• Mntfll J't.r thO Ball Ia hrnlllla law 11JymJ!It.Jiy do Pitt." IJO'tUd l'lolu, B1dno . u-- p..,. Sp«tacular 6:00 7,00 7"30 7-45 8 00 9,30 10,30 1100 ti·IG 11:20 c Producer's. ShoWcase Robert Montgomtr7 News Headlines Nn - f9$7 Weathe.rcast FAIMAI.I. ' Preu Bot ' ' . Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up ana i.J.ve United Nations Jn Aetloa Camt:ra Thte, •·011 ·lfr=-I!ID 8.00 8:30 Golden PlaybOUSI 7:00 Beat tile Cloek Bul!l!'aneen Wild Bill HfCtok Heckle and Jectle Curtain Time Back to God 10,ot GunAmoke 10,30 The Late Show Monday- Channell 8.00 Captain Jtanaaroo 9:00 Moraine Show · 10:00 ~y Moort 10l3o rthur Godlre1 11:30 Strike It Rj.ch 12 00 Valilint Lady I!!: I$ LOve of lJfe IUO serulr lor 'l'omorrow 12:41:i Guiding Liibt KaUe's Kltehen .Aa the World Turns Our Kill Brookl HousP.pB.rty s,oo Big Payoff 3:30 Bob Ctosby Show Satvnlay- Challllel 13 12:tlj Sian on ~:00 . MavJe MatinM The late Show Sign Off TlOO ldtl;r ArDold Tillie T:IO F11110111 Film Fetllval 1,00 La_,e Well< 10:0\1 OUrk lublloe 10:30 You'nl On Your OWn !1:1)0 Cenlur, Tt>aaler IJ:IO Stp Oft ~Jt. Brighter Day ' Secret Storm Edge of Nt.ght 'l'he Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sport• Parade Press Conference Douglu Edwards. .' Roblnhoo1 BurDa & AJlen • llr~ nP~day Clifford Adams ).ell WO<!- by bus f.:tr Red iulkl, N. J. to jqin Ite-r husband wbo iJ ln lbo arm)/ !bore. Studio One Upoto·the Minute Se11nrilna: the ·The Late Show Opoortunlties Y0\111 OWN PARt mnt: BUSINESSI l!.Ubllshtd MoiOI' Routes .-r .- Birthday Pctrty Held For Susan: Joyce Frederick The S1ered Heart Chur~;:b waa ste~ tinted carutt!Ona and the brldeimaidl, easiade bouquets of cember 29 weddin1 of Mlu Pat· White ~tioM. Silaa.o and Ioyce Frl!>deric!t were riels Kilen Meier, daNhter of Mr Mr. Thodtu Burke ot Homntead, j.uests of honor at a party given and Mrs. .Pbtllip J. Jlelgjo, 111 We- Pa. was belt man nd Ulben were by their &r•ndmotber !Auden of he Terrace and Mr. BeriUll'Cf P. Tbomll Rah\OlnG of N. Rfedaville, hoborina their sttb and Sucboza, son of Mr. and Mn. Paul Y. and Rjcbard OJaa, Pltu lOth birthdays , Suchoza, 333 Vine 'St., MlJn~Rll. Se1'VIa1 u altar boJ• were Pa. The 10,30 a. m. nupllal' mwl119bby Phlt Meter, brother tf IIJe Refre•hments of lee creal!~ •nd· wa• sung by th11 Rev. Fatlat• le»hu 1nd Cbarle& Glpeclhfr, Tedllfrthday eatc were 1erved. Prlzea and 1'oaun7 COett. eo& were 9o'On by Janet~ Het&ert Cathy Turel before an altar decOrtated the setting for tbe SattqdiJ De- Btootlr., 111'1-. • Baugbtnan, Singer Sewine Ma· chine Co , 2G N Court Street. Athens, Ohio. ,I 31 3tc --- --- Mrs. A. Ebersbach Is Honored Guest c;>n Her Bir-thday 1 Given tn marrtaaeliy hor (atlllir, 1 31 81p performer. 4ltltiii-OOBlaettnar'" Pomeroy. 1 II 81e 1853 PLYMOUTH 2 -dr., bUiar, ii Dew llrel, prleed lo uU. CIU lluUODd rutnlture Co. I 31 Bit antique duiopini ailk, fashioned on princess line witb itand up ~t!lJar and yoke of alencon lace emtiroid· and ered wtth ~iny seed pearl• and long sleevr.g CQmlng tO a poJnt over the banda. The very full !kirt extentetl to a cathederal train Her wai!it length veil of iUusion fell fro ~ ll cap of antique duiapini &1 lk m?.t~hmg the gown and out. lmed with tiny seed pearls Sbe rarried a ca!l:cade bouquet of wbite . 18bl Auto Services ' WE BUY Cui/JII'IlMitt ~HO't - e.room frame and b.olh wltll either pa or e6al lor heatin,. Larp lot out of = ' bleb water w1th bus transportation by bOIJIII. Coo. tJe boui!Jt with nRikTUUL I BIAMI KIIAP IRON- MITALS OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. -SID ~M~thl"; the bride wore a 1own of Whlfe in1"' Servicemen · tllrllllq II :till $lp On ~~d ~lnt~ttias ;:;~r~;~~ti~l'fr.lle~.~~~: and wJth ChrWma• evergreens,lljbtl, lritb a na· tivity scene on the side al~Jll· 'fte altar rail wAa deeqra~d wlth red and white cboJr bOy eaildles''d!Jo. wred with large goJd candleS. ]lt(,,j., - Sedan. One careful local owner, Sunday- C~annel1 f solotl ~:~::!.~ F._ ~~~~1~ and Anna Marcaret H A reteption and dinner waa held in the church auditorium fol· lowmg the ceremony for apptoxl· Marin~ returns to Caihp After 'Visi.tina Here ~ith 111\l 3:00 Marsb.IU Colltlt s,ao John Hopkins File 1 • (91 ':00 Coli••• Preu Coai9Met ':30 .M:edtt!al Rerkolll 5 :DO Cartoon Tbeatre t:or Sole ' 10,30 20th Century Theaii'O B:OO lllctey Mouse- Club 1:00 Cartoob Club d·IO Five Star Final , HI lohn Daly and New. 7:30 Sherlock llolmet ' 8 OG uanny t'bomat Rho* ;::_:;a .1~~~ 1 ... = :~~~ afterparents. rpil'niling Mr. the, pa1t witb Iil,~~~~""""""'""'""'""'""'""'~~~~~~~""'""'~!i:'l· ories and wore a white Amazon hls end week Mrs. Paul lily corsagt. , Burn• ind familY of Mason, anj The 'tuditorium waa decorated JUs silten Mrs, Billy MaK.lnney Le.wia Dupe and famlllu wat Sgt. Burns ftrrt yiatt lunne in 122 montb6 Sgt. Burns plana to. make the Marine Corp his career He Wl.!l made Sgl on the lOth of Dec. OR bil f\n.1 wed. diDt Anpivenary, ~lso at tbe 11me tithe sraned for another six years &If.. and IUs. Burns bave one either :iide The o1.ber tables were daughter 3 mrmtha old. ])ebra Kay with lJhite enameled magnolia lC'.-.ves made in poinsettia like Ilowers.. with larg-e white wedding belli n. tending !rom the ceiling and Ill· ver stars, !lolly and hemloc:lr. on the W<llla &rd plllars. The bride's table was bf'autiful with a Jace cover :lnd centered with a five Uered weddmg cake decorated With v.hllf" carnations, wtth taU white tapers in crystal holders on Hleanor and Bernice SuchO?:a of Munhall, sisters of the groom served the cake after it was ~ut by the bride and groom. M.iss han Cupp <ond Mtss VIrginia Dllettosa of Parkersburg, W. Va., presided at the punch bowls. Mila Lily Glrolam! regutered the peJts and memb4':rs of the Sacred Heart l)repared and served tbe Misses Servicemen ...... 111=-.1~ IWHJ'!Il, ' ~ • f4 • w.r. . 1-. = it~. lie~• ' M'AIIT!IIIN'I'-6 uul IJalb. 218M. I. I u Nrnaee~ loea KatJi lit., Pomeroy. C.U !Jr. It Dve 1nd :a.-.ry Fran;-et. who as beauUciana In the...weelr: end w1th Mn. entt, Mr ar.4 Mrs. Lee J . D. Slii!OD, who i1 Orville tpent tbe week bome bere. n. AmliJal'r ~or r•w' 1 211 11 wecltk: ,.allpap:!l t .. .,..,. Mitt •teamer \ :11nton -· .fleEHirl ""' .Ph. fi*J ,... • ~· - ~' dlis.ll 11·l·t1 tMdert. ' .......... 'lel!fold - · - Clotho. 12 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER! -WOULD YOU -~~~~~·~~-•·i~g the rece~tlon the eou· left their w~ddln1 UKE10 trip Included a week in New :ind two weeks in .lOn&:aton, l~m~c.... For her traveling e(IJIItume chose a brown suit wltb ~!o~d! mo,,l~r J&Cket, brown fee- N ·A other brown acee. .....,..,., RoUb, . • quaJ. extra- Ave. the new en. tbe tranlitlon olnpiiJ lhroll(h 1 iltclw1ea prOeeSIteatinl, physical con· IUrvlva1 aDd weapons virled elaam>om and tourtealea. Oftker Candl- Dow.tlng AGENCY Find It Throut' The Pin. Noolth Life. •nd Bondi Reol Estote Broker In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 61PHONU Ntl ntine~ WANT' AD.S ' All Makes and Models METROPOLITAN sebooiJ, alto IJalle mPIIary graduatu for artd oh-the-job ..,. ,........... .....,. ........ -----IEWSP.PEI II 'IOID 11ft8 ' BOYS WJQ DELIVU TIE -', 8 room holile RiWIL:'-*taod ... 0111.. .... •••....,U. ..._.. ' ' UlU .' ' .' . "'.' from cltbemblp You'll .Daily . • ' ----- 11-l.d 0N11 • ROO. APAIITIIDIT• O.o ' ·aorsn Learninc •• y., Ml&ll(ne, 1 1 AN. outatliimN'G Ill ti<JOc!' eO.. diUon. eau ALIJ' with · Looking For Something - l'oiJOO- •offering BA~INE . BJ\PJ'IST - OIURCD - - 11181t 9:00 11:00 ll•wa of lhe NIIIJII 11:15 Theatre ta IJ,II Sign Off ~w#i~ OI'TIMI • • Participation white bat and aeees- 10 ae... tiU•ble. 2 mllet from ~WOII I:SoVoke ofFirtaiOne • Prdyers ~ l'ebrull')> 41h ~1116'1, paae 5, lild 81 and II lllldor Buoloeb. J'rom eoul to • - ODf from t;:aDada to\ the Gnlf, wt1 tre OD till In· duatfllt ll\lp of tile future. Ave., lOX 22f PHONI IIJI.Y • .115 I 1 1moe - 2Utc ~~~~::::~nd . FOR YOUR · fJAIM ,. 10 tertii with k'oom bnao, barn and otber buildlbp. ll_ll~~oo.! 5:30 Press Conftronee 1:00 20th Century 'Pheatre 7:80 . Ted Mack Amateur kout 8:30 Playhouse 13 1~00 omn•bul3 ~~......- Cllll18'1UNS •Presence mately JOO guests. Mrs Meier Set. and li-rt Gary Burns haYe greeted the guests in a navy blue l'@tutned to Camp Lejiune. N. C dress . THANK YOU . ' a !aDd eollltacl, $1000.00 clown. 11. B. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - U liour WrccQl- Smfee, DQ' ,_ltDY - 5 rooJIJS on aood lot out Of flaod eone, with water Phone S2a'7 • aleelrltllf IJid &aa. cloae to COiN. DODO! • tYIIO Hlih Schnol. $20011.00 DtA1.1J11. I I It 2·30 Two Gun PlayhOUifl \ Mn. Phyllis Faundo will leave on Fel>. 18\b!' air for And!orqe, .t.laob, to jola •er "'uoband uo is la tht ..nice dd loclt4d theft. "wMriido>f.and Mrs. T F:"! Jll<~~ts in the Amollc tile v\4llon In lb,o c. v. llllctiiOy bomo Su~ were lhelr lri dlqt/leH. 11r. amt un, c!lllrles A.YOn, Jolfr<l, ' •· and lira. Harold HWDpllrey dd two ' ' liiiiS . REEDSVILLE Ml,. LIICY KII!Wo Stephe.hson. . Talent Scouts I Love Lucy 10:80 Vart Saber Joseph Reo WMtbermln Your TV Tht!!ater 9:10 l.awreoee Wetk ToJ Mrs. - - OF' -PRAYIR 1'00 SOth Century Thulrtl e:Otl Sal!lr~.. " ~:13 Sni'I'!_D' Som'i SeorelJOIN 1:$0 Lei~ Tllk n Onr 1 t;mptoyment Wonted ( 19) · Bwsiness Soles - ---- . 12:80 Oral Roberta 1:00 Two Gun PtarboWII Lee Bailey, Tile DaUy Sentlllel II dellro111 of Qbtalnl.. applleatlmJO from lnle!- Andrew afld Ronaleen OsbOrne. eafed per10no wh~ would like to gut!ltl were pteHllt: San1.29-8tc operate SfDtlul llolor HDIIttL drathe•e .. Walton, Norma Nloboll, Patty 'Must bave ear. Doroi, Kav Corvtll, No,. llfym, Paulette ltitellle, Joan Davis, Shar-Complelo WIIEEL Ai.mN'iiiiliiT, For lnforlllltlon Call 398 on Frank, Cathy Andrew, Janet balaru:lna •nd brlb itnlce. UD aad 1:00 fl. lol. Ho.. Fi'ank, Miry Bite, Carolyn Cri.sllp, Boeltell•o SafelY lervl... Will day .. 'l'l..da;. Aonaleen Osborne, Janet Retzer, Mtln .Stre~t, Po~. Oblo. 221tc Sue Myers, Melanie Brown, Sandra •.IIYJ DONT' 'ID\1 Kli:r.'t Truuell, RDfJerta 'trunell, Barbara · 20 • BusmE'ss 5ervtce --- • $64,000 Challence What a My Une Sunday l(ews Special 12:00 Faith for Toda1 •,.u lilble 1'\me by \956 BUICK Special 4 dr. Hard DESffiiNG HOME DETop Sedan. Dynafiow, one locul "'WONE UVERY ot Broughton's Dairy owner, red and white three Prodi.Lcli in ,PQllletoy or MiddleThe birthdav of Mr<= Aihm roses. 1 tone. !2'19$.00. Bloejfnar'a, Pom~~alter Crooks, phone ~er'sbacb was olSserved Thursday Mlss"?lJYllis Meier was maid of erot. 1 31 Ole er all, ''The Beet when the Busy Bee Sewing Circle honor- anti Miss Mary Teresa and Doe.an't Cost A Cent More." ot the Federate(] Cht.rch met 1I Carol~· n 'Mrier, sisters or the brtde, 19M PONTI!\C VS Star Chief t dr. 1 25 lmoc the church for an all day quJlting were bridesmatds. They wore Only 1.000 careful miles, neargreen sahn gowns w1Lh green ot . new used ear in thil area. C'oooanut c-ream ple was served shoes and D handCau of green and lOr. nsuranct $2495.00. Blaetln••· Pomeroy. 8arJr.!a,StmPfOn lnluranee AteDc;y, with l potluck dmner at noon to white sahn leaves 'rhe maid of I 31 Ste tlllddleport. IPlft - Au_obD., Mrs EOOrsbach, Mr~ Roy Seyfried , honor earned a cascade bouqet of 114(1.tf P.tr.!l. Otho Murray, Mrs Wilham Borulo. Pbon1 1131S.X 1956 MERCURY. Monteray 4 dr. Baker, Mrs. LouJs ltetbel, Mrs Sedan. 12,006 attual miles Mer· '"OMPT ,E'J'E tnsU""•~Jce P..oteettN Grover &b. Miss Anna Dunrt, Mr~. · comatie. $2&9(5.00. Blaettnar's, l.lfe. Auto. Flh. Polto ~en n ... Carl Shields. -Pomeroy. ' I 31 Stc _ • ~Alll11 MldfiJpon.t ""'" llfrl. Clarence Mnur, Mrs. Nor' \956 PONTIAC vt 2 d<. Sedan. IT)an Kloes, Mn. Rmymond Hood , Len than 12.000 miles. If there ' (21) I Estate Mrs Walter Baer, Mrs Carrie e.er wn a "cream puff'', this is GrueBer, Mrs, Freda \fllch, Mrs 0 ROOMS and BATH, $41100.00. one. $219&.00. Blaettnar'l, Porn; 118 Locult St., Pomeroy. Call Ad.di' Grueser, Mrs Amanda Kas. r<1y. I 31 6lc 516·M or 9391. 1 31 ite per, MrJ. W. L. Kautz, Miss Lena !tile Bli!CK Speetal 2 ctr. Hard Grueser, Mrs. Clara Schaefer, Mr.1. lOP- ll)>nallow drive, fully equip. BOUSE FOB BALE wilh 2 apart- 'theodore1 Mara, Rev and Mrs meats. 6 rooms and bath jn each Waldo J. Barttla and two guests, peel, blue aod ~Y fiolth. apartment. all new eopper water Mrs. 0 B, Elberfeld 111nd Mrs. .,_oo. Blaetlaar'a. Pomet'OI'. lines, . all new ;u Unes, 2 new C"reora;ia Williamson . I 81 etc automatic w1ter heatert. Phone PLYMOUTH VB Savoy 4 dr. 8318·M or 6222 for apartments. WHTN-TV ChanneJ 13 - teaebera eoHcerned developlnt interest o.f women in chuHh lf&rk. - .._ y Harry 1\'~ - oily , IIJnd, llo\11~ Roulh, ltll~""Yille l'ho!Je, au. ·_ I 11 ito ' COmpant Pomeroy, 0 o (8) Auto - g,:ro December Bride 10,00 11:00 11:05 11,10 - Mtli• Eq"'-•nt ()dy1Aey 500 See It Now Telephone Time 6 30 Anale Oakley , 10·30 11•0<! 11 15 12 30 SIGN 400 4.15 430 500 R 30 6 43 6.55 7.00 7,15 T'30 8:00 8:30 9:00 ' The Jfra. J. H . Stephem10n Batot's wlll 1lve , you e beat Fields. Limie Frederick trada QD l\ll'llltuN or appllan· FOR SERVICE or repairs on your George tredcriek m. .... H II sewlng machine contact Jerry . •-oo 10.00 Gle,u•on Show '9.00 1111 Jackie Gale StOJ'm Show 9·30 Hey Jeanme wllb prayer. bt!t.,.,. L<l'o 1~ke A Trip kltetacrt. 'A IIIJftr-bell fbelfle liAI earrled· wt m dM dee:Mations and relr~•hmeDII. 'he ,Ut.l ...,. plae ed an. table wi)W!b w-at a ..Wt.e emlliv • work. Elii'LO'i'r.t1!ft'r Jllow In oat RllliWfOOIII , "Power pat t6 IN!'Wr llle'' ' ' with 1 rnfJH>lllneou1 1bowe-r bon Jpe Yount •tt. Will !le ~ SIUidaJ' to James ¥f ll'litr 1111'1 &ale !Refr,eshments were terved - · ,..,....... lll4dlopoa&. FARMER-S Badtle 71t Mn. I A. Yt)UIJ lr., Rutl1ud JJoad. eat.l1al.Ded Frihy ennln; Smith and MrJ. Elmt'r Wlek~~T.V.\Ih. lfn. ham to R.ev. and Mrs. Ralph Zun· AD ~ll!:lll del. Mrs. D&yton Stnckbnd, Mr!l N011et _ n81 NBC News Mary JaneY.oung New Bride-Elect Cook, Mrs. WilHam Watson, MI;'S. ~~IAV& o!l rotrB SBI!i: npatt •t Ellen Couch, Hra. Lorain Sterre'tt, RadDe Slloe Shop Mrs. T. T. Sh~Jton, Mra. Aten ' ' 1\atltf Sbiln. Urs. Daisy .Jasper, Mrs. Wll. llain Holt, Mrs. WipDotl and M'rs. . SoJd;ers ol J.l'qttunt Nat "Ktnt" Cole Mn. )ed b)' Shower Honon - 1-IS-tl GETS RESULTS We:~Jtlereast wen boUJht by 8\<lOo, 118 w. IIJda 81.. ... thlacollimD Sunday- Cha...... I 10·00 10,30 11.00 11:00 12,00 12:30 1·00 1.30 - Call 898 Today- An Ad In 0 30 Newll P1cture 645 Sporbl Eye •d ·. -- ,......,.1 hire - AI)S. Dl>n't put It off ,- su,~-rman Patricia Ellen Meier Wed Dec. 29 At Sacred Heart To Bernard Suchoza talk on '"Know Younelf'" and clos Help Wonted ... or find a lost item t~ 'fhe Dally Sentinel W r • (tlJICI[ li!'aYICIJ .. ~ 'fO fllld employment - - I Dw'Lnt the busineu session p lan1 were dlllou..ed for forming _ . . . , _ OOil.IIIB ~ I pra)'&r eroup to meet. at the u:a&. tM t bureh OJWe each Wf4:k. Plans were also dl!tuued on how to m. tetest the women or the chlll'eh 11..\Dito • Tl!i!.I!;VJSION SEIIVJCF l n SUJidiy Sohool and church Phone 100. ' Clel&Jid APIII!:,; ,. BVY- SELL~ RENT- IA.,sle. ,· 1 7 30 Private Secretary 800 ~d. S1.t11van Sboll' 9·00 GE ';."'u~atre 9:00 A1fred Hitehcoet v,.............. flrmtts DillY ••· News PJcture Statesmen Quartette 77th -Bengal r..r..,erl 0 45 7·00 7 30 9 00 10·00 tO 30 ( 171 • IT'S EASY ,,oo Oo Tho oenr.lh ...r1.. of a ....tea 11:411 Cartoon Club 01 tvtfttrla claues for farmera ~:10 Noon News Wlll bold In !lit al ...,.. ltenda; onniJir. Jan- !HI Nolfh""ra uart 18, IllS'! II f ,. IOJ, Tl1e flrat 12:30 Liberace port of tlllt IUillfli " ' devoted 1:00 Femtntne touch 10 the ~·u,- COlt" ot fii'Jii meebln- 1 ·tiS :MOVIe Mllinee ..,, An eltl•ple ,..en IIIIo'"" 11 3:00 Afternoon FUm hltlvat llllf ...t fl:!OO.OO 10 tiiOO.OO per t 30 Supn Serial Time fill' to -~~ o irOCI<Ir, the pur.ba,. ptkt bel .. .-.oo. Tbe .-md part ot tbU mH\Int was, dtwrted t6 what 6 .30 600 2,30 'fhe 1 agt Word 300 Face The Nation 3 30 CBS Sunday News 13 Deor ror- J'riOlld" Zoo Parade > Wippel who h.ad for ber loplo, tttow" tatea fnna 1 CorinthJana I 3. She afsd ,PYe an intere1Un1 Noll,.. of Event. ·pr\nlo4 ol ,..... pubtl<be<l at 1 C.ttt per word rllel. Otilt (1) Notices y otton• Ie for mote than ooe fneor. l'fll)o ~- aild lai Outlook Capt. Gal1;.at Meet The PreP 2 :00 Tbe Lon..t Rao1er Jt. 1'GW'n l'ttt>eUng N1tional lee Hockey 1,00 1,30 2:00 2:30 Dot: DillJ' 5enUnel 12:30 Sign Oil I uo --.. . = ~ Mr1. Alber\ Bmh!J, prooident, prell6ed ., lu moetblj md de- -IV" r;t cr not Chlmplonship Bowling •Hopalong Castldy Youth Wants To J(now WCHS-TV Channeaa a:aq 2 eo~ f:f, •lir4. bueltlotL llinlmlllll eb.orlt SOc.-4 ..nto perwo o r - - t i t o lllw'tllnlo. ~ltl - ane 1DOIJth for !Ill~··" word. rate <112 will •:J.~''"' advortlolnr t1 pld for ~"Jimon o ~luortlori,. Eirort In Ad l'fP9I10d lm dlltolt. 'l'lo 11:25 Tonight ~ 1,00 -1:30 200 413 4:30 5.00 RATES TV Cbapet s.n H:1~!~!'!~~r... or lh• l< Pomeroy Baptllt Chureh met T hundAr eYenlna at the ehurch for ttJ JanlliJ'y meetJna. ,.- 500 Topper us 10:00 Home TrUth /or •• ' OneWonOne Class Meeting WANT, ADS PHONE 598 ' The Alcoa flour Loretta Youne: Sbo. Sunday News and Trtasute Theatre 12 00 Sign Off 1,30 Slcn Off tt·Oo .u ,30 12:0\1 12,30 1:00 2:00 2:30 3,00 • HIIJ Wide Wide World o,oo News 0•15 Spotts Eye 6,30 Rosemary Cloone) Show 7:00 Saturday Nifl)t Jaml..>oree •' ... ~~"'l!fll!!'· ~rJt'...,~>L~"-- ·-~K.; FOR CONSISTENT' DBPINDABLB BESVLTS Sunclay- Channtf.3 12 so 100 2·00 230 300 3.:111 1,00 Down On The Fi.1'fn 1:30 We1tcrn i'eatU\'t -ord !LoiYial IT. Ball... ch.mbtrt II.Ciwltll ..-- - ing thmgg In newspapers The people never pubiJ&h an} thtn_!! g~t1d about EVls. All thE'y I puhhsh IS a blg bunch of mush The) wute thzngs about people or whom they have never seen The people wnte things about E!Vl.ll, lhii!J!:s that are JllSI JOSSIV I ttunk they should !te and get to know people before ~hey start publiih· lng mush about Lht>m As for htm cau~mg JUvemle de· linquency I dtsagr~e with you. It seema to me thfl! tht:re was jltve· mle delmquency before he came along, wasn 't there" You say be cuuscs 1t, well, haa ht- kll~ed any on e' Does he 8() up and tell them to be ltke that' If the} didn't have tl in the1r heart to do tt, the)' wouldn' do 1! Some people say that its tern ble the way the lf'enagers go crazy <lver rock and roll Well, d1dn't lh('y d9,.lhe same back when Char· leston wu the most popular danct~ Or ha\e ,you forgotten ·' The folks who are <lldf'r now did the sam~ With Frank Smatra F.lv ts IS really a good Christ-ian al hear! , He /fOes through thOle motions whe-n he amgs because IHl can't ttelp It attd that's the way he reels about mus1c I w1sh you would have a chance to ~el.lt htm someday and maybe you'd change your lune a little ,_,.,. at. Conlrl .. H.Oolllo ~ poor taste at puttln& and pubhslt ban otheri do unto you." roply \o., goes to the National Tuberculosil Assoc1a llor. ancl comes back to us m serv1 C't>S nnd tn the re!lults of thl' na t10nwide researrh program You have giVen us a mandate to ron l.J nu~ the Jlght untll tuberl' u\o ~ ls is under e~ontrol m thts community The anocJahon pled· gt·~ thJt 11 wtll do t>verything tn 1b power to protect yotlr homt>s from tubere11losis The f1ghl hilS bet-n a long one, hul grt:at progress hils already lX't>ll made The older ones amonc ycu w1\1 remember the hopeless ati1ludc abt~ut TB that prevalle~ hell a century ago. Today there ts hope- real hope for the defeat of TB Merhcal science bas had (i:reat surce'>S m preventing death from TB, leas in preventing ~pread of the disense rrom the sick to the well In tbu part of the job, every c1h:r:f'n mu-st cooperate In th1nkmg you for your Christmas Seal contrtbution, may we al· so ask f .Jr your cooperation throu t• hout lhe year m the TB control proRrams you have helped pay for H'ive YOUR che't X ray. ed. Read th(' literature orr 'na put out by the auoctation Urge your leg1slators *o prot·lde the neceg. llry funds for pubh~ TB control ractllties Mrs Wallace Bndford Exccuti'\Te Secretary Rraduate n£ the Southerton Bf!a!.l · ty Academy, Athent, hu received wrrd that she has succesafully pa~. SC!d the haminations by the StltA Board o! Cosmetoloiy Mrs Vaur:· I think the thln.p. you said abotte han 1a associated with Mrs. Walter Elvia are mean and cruel Jf you Rainey at the Wandt li&autJ Sbop. were Ja hil ihoe1 would you llb P1lmer Street, M'idd~port. In lm sute you woaJdft"t So aJ~ way• keep 1ft mind the aotden rule ''bo uato· Othtra at 10u would I ll.lltpDyt ~ 10•00 ' WIAZ·TY CHANNIL ' 10:10 Sia:n On ., 10 IS C'tirlshan Se1en~ 10.80 What One Prrsort 11.00 Tlus lal The L1fe 11 .30 Man To Man 12 00 BuJhl!ne America 9:00 S'IJI 0. 9,01' Lifo "" lhe J'ana Dear Ed1tor Speaking of eatln&-Or was I 1 read your 1ssue of Jnn, SO Sen- 9:80 Capta111 Ka~o Well, anyway, Mrl. Rothrock, our tlnel about ~lvis Presley, and J 10:811 11111\rtY l(o!lN minister's wife of yeats ago, related this one. must say 'lome people have very 11,oo Luoky 8 llllneb grow never 8·25 Stan On 8 30 Western Feature $1:30 Capt Mldnljht ~30 of th e Seal Sale Total &'oes1o the sl ll te for S¥1 VJces t() local, and 6% Durmg February, Amenca observes the birthdays of several of Its tlJustnous sons - Washington, Lmcoln, and Tho · mas Edison. Anoth l' r btrthrtay celebration of national propor. lions In which all America can'!properly Join " that ot the Boy Scouts of Amertca Scouting tn the United States ter"C'h•~s 1ts 47th anniversary during Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12 II'' diffk:ult torecall when our nahon dtd not have th1s chararter.building leis.. UJ e .time program £or its boys and young men . ' Smce February 8 , 1910, more than 26,000,000 American boys and men have boon Influenced by the Scout Oath and I Law. They have had the benefits of Scoutmg training, fellowship, handicraft skills, and high adv.nture America is all the richer for it Many men In high places in American affairs today prqudly cred1t Scouting's influence in their liveR Today over 4,500,000 boys and men are actively enrolled in 54{) local councils with a membership of 111,000 units. Fortu· nate: inde~ are communities where Scouting flourishes. American adults of good character give generously of their time in giving leadership Others help by ra1sing fund•. or in By BLANCHE M. HASkiNS serving as members of local Boy Scout councils which In turn I hav" bP«m, here or late, rather provide· training foJ leaders, ramp facilities, worthwhile year· lukewarm towud TV Jn fact , I've round activities, personal advancement and opportunities for found myHelf "damnina: It witll Scouts to render community :;erv1ce faint pr&IIM'" an ex.preJSion which very near .'omet to telllne you the thmg't roH"'n and I hate to say Saturday- Channel3 To The Ed1tor· I .. · Published every r ftemoon exrept Sunday by Tht> Ohio Valley Sentint\, Inc, n ~ llO Mecha,nic St , Pomeroy, 0 Busmess otf1ce phone 39&, td..it.orlaJ ori1ce phone 397 TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV ChanMel3 The "w! E-igs Count)' Tuberc.- u1osis AIIS0('1allon w1shc-s to expreRJ Its hl'UI trdt t ha nks Lo you tor your ~ uiJrH1r: of 'hE' 50th annual Christrna~ .'\1 .J I Sitll' AINO to all eontrl· 'bulot s Vol un teers, worke1 a and un} one l'be who has had a part '" ma k ng I he S S a 11uecess Alth ough t he ~oal of $3325.00 has nol been reached, the amount or $3007 70 wh1ch JS the amount or Se11 Sale Contributions to dale wtll suppo1 I the same program for the com1n g }ear as hu been tbe NaUcmal adftPtislne hl!?resent atJ \'P, BottJ nt> ll i·KiDlball, lnr , 343 LtxilltOil Ave., New Ywk Ctty, 16, N V as ~'Ond das!l ma1lmg matl f' r at thf' pogf off1 ct> at Porn· froy, Oh to ont month Sl By mall on., y~r $8, $2 50; OM motltb, $1. 'The Edit(}r's./ MailBag ' ..... ....~,. - ' • Daily " �. • D1117 Smlfllel, l'llmero)o-Jilddleport, 0, Feb. 2, 1957 . Bowling Highlights Jackets Win Over lronmen 5; Panthers Lose 69·60 Trail In First, Forge Ahead By Halftime To Win ON6 tJF 7JIE /(01/· O~Y,tff'Mf(? . WHO'i.t. J!JEA/f II'A 7'.:;+'/,(., 'I'II:e Yellow Jacket. came bldt aner a fint quarkr deficit Friday 7'111!' nieht here to defear tbe Jackson II'J.t''f'I'H - • Ironmen fl9.53 for their secJJnd /IE'? 'TilE 1ea1ue vktory of tbe season. The ;!,<t> win drauf"d Jack10n into the /{!t5/IES7" Jeaiue ce!lc:r with Middleport, each wilb 1·9 rerord1. VAUlrt!l? For llid~l~port it wu big Jim Of' Atl. Bowles• bitb of 26 pointe: Collected - TJAIE. ,' . from 11 f1rldera and four foul t.o.ttes that stood out Tile sharpshooter was deadly anywhere from tO to 20 feet out and from an)· ana:le. Hll jump two handed push ahot could not be d:lected. Jaek.son cllmbed into ;a first quarter lead of 13-12 after the Jaetetl bad led at much u 8-1 witb tt;ree minutes a:one. Two butkets by Morria and one e~h br Bowlu and Nelson put the Jacket~ wax ahead. However, John· lOll, .Jactaoa captJln, Yerian and Rhodea pt the nnge and cl01ed the Jap quietly. Tbe tetond fnme looked bad for the Jaeketa 11 the lronmen went ftr ahead: leadiq, 27-20 at one pol'll Bowles got hot at that point and lly half time thl! tcore stoed 31-28 for Middleport. In thP. IDst half the Jaekets steadlly pulled away, and were never thrutened. Monit' twohanded ahot from the deep slde wu eff~tctivc and Nelson warmed up, getting six !lelden tor the . night. Middleport had one of t.helr best nia:bts at shooting, JeUng a nice 41.,.., their allots. .TaeUon had tA•.t. but c•mld not 1hoot enoua:h. In the rt•sE>rve 11me Middleport · ly Phylll• Snowden won $1-37 with Roy Long getting Tile Plains Indians c'ame from 19 and Mark Kell1 11$. Ebanagle behind in 1he second half Friday had Hi for the lo.en. night to defeat the Rutland Re.d Score by qttatiers: I o~vils by a !\core of 70·52 on the Middleport 12 31 ~1 R1.1U&nd flJor. It was a nip and Jackson 13 28 40 53 tuck battle durin~ the first half SCORING with th~ sl"r3ppy Red Devil• leal\· Mid::Uepc.rt : Morri1 7..().14; Ken· ing by a score of 32-30 at haJtnedy 0-{).Q; Bowles 11-3-26; Hlndy time. 2-(H; Nel10n 6·2·14; McComas l· Ead~ of Rutland pnd CharntJy Gf 0-2; Hcnncsy 0-0.0; Whitlatch 3-1· . The p] 11 Jn~ took scoring honors 7; Kelly t{l-2; Totals 31 -7-69. for the evening with 23 points Jarbon: Johnson 6-4·16; Pillon l!&ch, whlic C lonch of The Plains 2-0-4; Yerian 1·2·4; !.)IOns 1-0 followed with 17. 2; Cavey 0-0-0; Reynolds 1·0-2; The Plain f managed to move Rhodes 0·2·20; Lavendar 1-3-5. To- out in fronJ in the third quarter tats 21-11·53. af'""they oullll'Ored Rutland by 18 to t1 to lead 48-38 11t the end of lh(; periud . The rJains agmn 011t· or 891 Buck's Trainer, Dead At Age 83 CULU~ffiUS, 0 . UP . Tony Ar1uila, 83, who toot care or Ohio . state Univendty·, football f·icld for more than 40 yean. dleri at his home here Friday niaht . He mJJintalned clo§e rontaC't WJ1h Buckeye coaches and alh · ]ales t!Ven alter hl1 retirement 10 }ear ago. Aquila, who never mastcrcJ Englilih well, carne to the UnltcU Statu {rom Rome, l!aly, at lhc aJJe or HI. --·--- COUEGE BASKETBALL EAST Rhode hiland 83 colby 80 Brown 79 Tuf11 01 Welt Vlr,illnla 1011 St. Johns 72 . IOUTM Miilliulppi St. et Louisiana St. '12 VMJ 75 PavidiOD eo Wake Fore•t 11 Clemton 70 Tulane IJG MlllliAippJ 84 WilT lJCLA 9 Orepn State 37 San FranclltO ?I Pepperdlne IJ8 Stanford 68 Orecon 52 Idaho State 84 Colorado State 67 By Norm•n Mllllr NEW VOiti\- LIP~Uob Feller. who n'tirt•d ait~r a •Heteoric :!l· }'Cflr carf'H, today left fellow Jilayl'rl'l "~tnne lhlnc hl remculhet· him by "-a pension pl:an equal t,• anythinl!! f'ver wriHen m Amenc.a. Q,mmi!lsiont~r Ford Frick tC· vcuiCd the details of th<' new fly year plnn, made posslhllo bY $16 milliuo in rr:venue from All St<"~r Gamt• and World Sericb radio aJl(i tc!eviHion right!!, and then , pu11i trlbu\C 10 lhe former Cleveland In· dian llrchollcr's all . lmporlanJ role In brlnttlng It ~tbout. "I don't wunt to take anythinr, away from uwn l1kc Robin Rnh · crhl ~nrl Marty Marlon who ,work. · ert lt," ~uld l''rlck. ''BUt·tW('!"Y · h'• on ttung ('o nsh1t·rod· lt '"'as l"clkl' who played tho tremendous role." Other Llbenl Benefits The plan , <~pproved Friday b!l the 16 major lc11gue clubowncrs. provide• for inl'rf'uew in benef1l.~ ot Si7.SO per month for each of the rirHt liJ yran of major lea~~m Jt"rv1cc and un lncroase of $10 J month for ~ncb succeeding lO year~ llb('tal imurant,.)l)li, dbabi!il) and ho~pltalizatlon bcnellta 11te also.. indudl'd in the plan, whlt:h 11-.tes into rff~ct April 1. *Commercial Refrigeration • Sales • Service .AND 90's before the dawn· 'of lhc motor aae. and when 1 tho bicylo rcprfljCnted lrt-! >Gilly's peak, Ule was safer\ an<t accidents lower. Today lha need for accident and 4 health Insurance Is appar, ent enough to those who 1 slelbtlcs on [understand slct.noss. Injuries and ace~ ' dental death. lDon1 put oil RCIUnittioC !'Y'IIb ~t end . Jruurii)CA ' '· V D Edwards At Logan ia ·was a case of coolness in the first quarter that put the Panthl'rs so far under they never could catch upf In that quarter, Pom~roy lhot 16 times and conaetted on onl)' one, a ton by Aaron Buffilllf,on. Also in that diuattoua fJrat frame the ·panthers could find lhe ranae to make good only four of .even free throws Loaan led 23-7 at the end of the discour.agini: effort. It was too muth to make up over the balance of the route. But the Panthers did not give up. In the second quarter, ltd by Bullington's five Cielden, the Panthers fought batk to a halftime standing of '36-29, outscorina J..o. gan 22-13. They crept to 42-49 at the three-w:.V mark but could not quite hold {heir own in the last quarter. Buf!lngton's 20 points wu tied wltb Morgsn's of Logan for hlgb in the gawe. S. T. Johnson, playing the out.side last night-as Slason played the Inside positionwas goud for only three baskets and a tJtal of 11 points. Logai'J's victory was a 'team victory" with Murray surprislna fan1 and hi! oppo•itlon with fJve deft goals and l'lix free tosae1. Dicken came thrm•gh with aMther eood lame counting 17 polntr; and Buck· les, ste!ldy pard, added 12. For Pom!'roy Sbson was able to hit fou!' fif ,lders and three free ones f11r 11 and Wildermuth had 8 points. 14 32 38 52 -Rutland The Plain.~ 16 30 48 70 Scoring: nutlund P . l!:ads 1~·23 D. Carson Q.0-0; L. Dugan 3-2 -8; R. Turner 6-t -1:1; D. Dugan 0·0·0; R. Rife 1-2·4; .I Graham 2·0-4; G. Justice 0-00. Tulals 22·8·52. The Plail"s: Thompson ~-I - ll; R. Little 0-0-0; Williams 0·0.0; Bol· Logan thot at a 35',';. elip ....and sey D-0-0; Clt•nch "1 ·3-17; Wilton the Pan!hers had 23 good triea out 1·0.2; Charney l0·3-2:i; Rurdette 4-3-11 ; Brown 2-2·6 Totals 29-12-70 of 70 for 32.9 pf'r cent. Sissnn fouled oul before 1hr last Hcfcreeos · McBride and Schantz. q,uarter war: hall gone and I.oga~'s Morgan wl'nt out by the san\e route t1 li!tle later. Morgan and Dicken controllsd the banking hoard~ for Logsn making lhe tried for cumcbat·k ol the Panthers dlf· · llnd£:'r 1!11' lcrm .~ or the 11to..:nmt, ficult. ' In 11 resl'rvo game the little five·r~·ar m11jor lcagu.: vctcn.ns who wtirc :.~t !'ifl yenr~ of ;1ge will Chieftains beat Pomeroy 48-42 with Martin and Folmer leadina tr"cei~·e 58R amonl h ror the rest the -Pomeroy IIC~ing. n( their liv r~>. Tcn -Yt'dl" vctf'ran ~ Score by quartera: will rt>ce1ve $17~ a numth and :w Pomeroy 7 29 42 110 ycar Vt'teran~ $275 .:1 mon1h . Logan 23 35 49 69 1'hr new plans inclutles all plorSCORING ers who were covcrcrl by the origi. POP.\EROY~ Larry Wildermuth nai one initi att:!ri l)n April 1. 1947. 4-0-H: S. T. Johnson 3·5·JJ.; Aaron It nw~n~ lhnl a plll)'l'r like Rollil• Buffinaton 'N~·20; John Sisson 4llcJnsll'y , who t<wghl 19 year~ in \h(' major~ ind uding \WI) game• in 3·11; Bob F.nstman 2-0-4; Art Arnold 2-6-4; Milton Lambert 1-0·2. T~ IU-17, will I'Cceive $275 beginning tala Z3 14--U 60. ' •w:'l.t .June 24, wht:n ne colebr11t(' ~ Lo&an: M'tfi'IY 5-i-16; Moraan his 50lh bll'thday, Jnsll·ad or 11 7-6-20; Dlekan 8<&-17; Bucklea 1-2 mt•rr $100 a mollth. 12; Byrd 2-0-4; St. Clair 0-0·0. Totals 2~ 19-30·80, \ Feller Credited With Engineering New Retiremcntl)lan For Big Leagues F o r. • • • •\fi 'i+IEi • ~ore by quarh.:rs: Logart Mad, Wins Test Over Bahama In Garden Bout NEW YORK UP • Wel!crwci,qht contender Isaac Logart of Cuh:j , riding a wage of al\&(.•r, sairl lodny he hoped his n~xl Madlaon Sl 1uare G3rdcn opponent on March 29, would he Mexican Gaspar Ot· t,•ga, "so I llln Whcrp hcem like Yamo Bahama las• night," It was anger that made tho fourth-runkiJtg wcltei"Weight upir· ant Ullcxpt,J('Imtly iiharp and fasl Friday night a~ he won a unani· mous decision over n•Jddicwcight UahAma from the ~land of BimIni in lhelr TV lO·roundcr at the Garden. Won 9 9 6 6 6 4 2 2 Oalli~oUs .D MIDDLEPORT Jackson ARIA IIIULTS Pemo.-.y60, Lo1en69 Mlddi•I'Ort 6f, Jaclcaon 53 D D 7 9 9 Att..n• 37, Gaur,u• 3ol Nel10nvU1• 71, ell.ton 69 Pt. Pleilant 63, Wahame 46 Racine 74 New MenhfiehiSt Th Plain• 71). ••rn ' Super 88 - 2 doot sedan. Jet black finish set off with gleaming while wall tires. A sharp looker and a lop per· former with the Hot V..Jl Roc· kct engine and Whlrlaway Hy· dramatic Super Drive. Try It loday. LINE OF l:ottunerel•l Refrigeration Fixtures ' $895 <.:ALI, KA·RR & VAN . .ZANDT ,, W. MAIN ST. PHONE 485 at 583 tor 232. THi SCORIS ClOW5 Clifford C~ICKS 11M JaG 4:.t2 H'U 207 .. 147 W5 1~3 Sports RliM:g 163 176 157 400 L011k1 \S9 2S2 ]1)2 BuiJejj 191 21) 1M TO'I'ALS Desk tM2 780 IMS 583 56" 2570 OHIO PRODUCE ~ Quarters: Ratlno ....... _ u BY Ap:~H TaDDehiU Hear Ye! Hear Yet All bowlerl ~mining to enter the ..!ity Allocic tion Bowling Tournament better get oH their haunches JDd 1ign on the dotted line. Entries bave come in so wen there is only one date left ·f or team events on Feb. 9. It's at 6:30 p.m. There ti I'Gom for three more team aU told, There"& a few choire date$ left in the doubles aDd sinalea events. So hv.rry, hurry. A bit of bowling toumey revfow: The Ctty Association dld P.Dt have a team eYent in the 1851-06 tournamont but it did have a dou· bles and sinale•. Wilmer of lb~J aingle1 was GUee Smith who went into the big affair with a fat 1111 average! He rolled 499 actual pina whtch with hi1 136 ptn bandleap gave tum a total of 634. Bern . . . . 16 Rees Pollock Thomas 58 73 118 32 M 74 William~ &:orina, Racine, Gr~ 9-3-21: Sflser 7.&20; A~• 2-S-10; Wolfe 1-2·18; Blr<b 11-9-20; Powell ~ 4; · McDade, Beea:le and Chapman, ze.. roa acrrJU. Totala SG-26-96. Burke TOTALS 156 486 172 5117 192 49:J 177 501 135 4tl2 832 2449 Servicemen Hamilton and Baker. - ' •"· . • '• • Big Blacks Take 13th In 6346.Win _ OVer Outclassed Wahama Falcon Five ..' ' I Speclab Fd.%4 BI'g 1'ed F.IS'hes For $100,000 Pay In IA57 Se·ason '· •'• The Polnl Pleaaant ·Big Blacks The box st'Ore: Smith beat out AI (Back-UP won their 13th victory of the seaWAHAMA-Oliver 6-0-12 ·Arn. SaUl) 'Coates who had roUed 632 10n Friday night ,at the expen1e of old ~10; Ford 2-2-6; Cllrlt t-0-8; on the 1bift · before him. the WRhama Wblte Falcons as G. Roush 0..1-1; LI:YDe 0-1·1; Yowag Io tbe doubles ,Tim Haqerty they romped to an easy 83-46 vic- ()..0.0; R. Roush 2-4-8. Totals 19witb !" 168 average and Floyd tory over thl! Falcona on the newl8-46. · Capehart with i 1&7 took firat Wahama gym fioor. · · POINT ·' PLEASANT - Herrl« place by rollins. 1081 actual pins, Desplte the fact that tluj)' show- 4-1-9; Pete Young 1-0-2; Call S+ll:· phu 157 pin1 handic::•p. to total ed mtmeaofs of trouble in !tDding ; Pat Young· O.H; Smith 7-&:32; 1238. They edged P.uek Morris and the hoops, the faat brelking iPl ! Mell'de 1-1-3; Hoachar D-0-0; Rc:. Tom Matthewa wbo had 1!34. Pleasant te.am was never in trou· CHntoek fi-:J·15, Tot.a.la 24-15-63. ble. They showed the crowd the SeorinQ: by quarters: 1 ln 1fM-M the &IJIIoejation bad ~;.,.,,,. for the reeord of 13·1. Wahama . 7 9 13 11-46 a tea mevent tournatnent. This 10&!1 has been to the I Pl Pleasant 15 16 11 21--ea was won by A11oclated Radio wllen Big Reds. -~ · -----ON 1hey had actual a 74.3 avenge, The Falcons could never really ed 2MI5 pins andThey With roll. 327 pin handic8p they totaled 2872 get start~d and had troubJe In the f·irst quarter in holding onto the for first ..rtze. r ball. Fumbles and badpuses burt TIRES Thia year the associatlo'n 111 conaijl.ei-ably in addition to the blossoming out with all three e- fact tbat they mis:!led ICVeral clos~ · SUPIRFLEX vents in the tourney. The handicap in shots. 7 . · ' Is 70% of the diHerenee between At . the foul line, too,. the WaBOSTON UP - Red Sox sJug;a bowler's average and 200. Thli hama t.oys werr. way off form AS TUBELESS gcr Ted William& is back in BosmaW lt a tourna.ment for average lhey hit on only 8 of 32 attempts. toR. on his annual fishin' demonbowlers. It haR been sanctlontft Bob Oliver, ..usually a good foul sh·atlon trip with th<J Sportmen':'! by the American Bowling Con· shot hit nwe in eight tries. TUBELESS greas. · The Big Blacks were missing at Show and expects to hOOk a 195'1 the foul 'U'Je along with the Fal- contract worth more than $100,000 PI~ W.: & recappable Tire •· : Trophies are o4 display at the cons l)ut iheir perc,nta~ at the whllf ·'Jl•e'il ' 1\~e :· Pomeroy Bowling Lanes. The first charity stripe was just a bit betThe tempes~uous. t:llce bustc!', ··'·" ~<'t""" place winner in the team event ter as they cashed in on 15 tos1es heavUy tanned and fresh from a will have their entry lees paid in out of 30. seat~on or Cishlng in Florida, flatl)' the !tate tournament at Akron in •Pt. Pleasant had trouble find- , denied reports that he plans to Wllh March. Also there is a sponsM (ng the hoops from the floor in marry for tht> ~..tcond time. 011 Change trophy and trophies liJr each play- the early IT'inutes bltl finally beWUiiam said he eYpeets to l i t er plus $25 expense dough for gan to hit and pulled away to a down with lkd Sox General Mall· the Akron expedition. 15-7 advantage at the end of the <~ger Joe Cronin to discuss i Trophies and cash prizes will first qu;~rter . 1915.7 contract next week. The pact be on the line for the other evcntl. By halftime, they had stretched for bsaeball's highest pald •ployP.r Clo11ing dstes for cntcrina the tht::ir lead to 31-lR with most ~f is expected to slice more than hleet is fo'cb. H, the same day th~ the'lr bUckets coming on short $100,000 out or Red Sox ow1oer · W. Main Sl. Pomeroy· poHtlcians have to get 00 the ll.ne. jump shots. Oecuionally they Tom Yawkey's checkbook, All entry blanks have to be rued drove ' t~rougb for lay-ups. l y them , a1 doea payment Gf fee 1 The Falcons outscored the Btg too. Blanks may be obtained at Blacks in the third period 13-11 tbe local alleys, to draw closer at 42-29 at the end of the quarter. It was Oliver and Jerry Arnold who ~arried the scorln' loa.1 .in the period. 1n the final quarter, tbougb, the Big Blacks, wfth three of their auba In for most of the period hit tbelr belt quarter with 21 polnt.l Harris~»nville dropped both and went or. to will 63-46. o( a doubleheader last nl.ht B111 Smith, a bouriding 6·3 cen· New Marshfield, loeln~e the ter the .Biil Blacks, waa au· lil:~tme 69-42 with Bor~~:an of the over tbe flOor ·aa he rebounde~ Selpio boys beinJ hla:b man. and shot Oil wh1t seemed 1 Mad Harr~onvllle i~ tllr lUckless run all evening. His 22 pointa was telm ln the MeiJII County loaglte for tb>J eame. with an Hi record. Tbey tee orr the FaiC!ons 8ob Oliver Wtth •Pinst M:hldleport In tbe aecond was hi,lh man. Don Meround of the tounty Tournament of the Pt. Pleasant team Tbunday nilht, Feb. 21 at I p.m. .· KELLY 15:70x15 ... $17.95 7:10x15 .. ' $19.155 SPECIAL Grease Jolt o ... ~ .... ' ~ "\"' .. ... • .. ' ~ ' '• • Scipioans Drop 2 At New Marshfield tor By Unltlll Cinci,nntti Taft 70 Clnci~t~nau Clhtral 112 . : . . Norwood 1jl Cindhnati. Hughes d Cincinnati Woodward 180 , • , Cindn!"!ali Witb~w 11 Cincinnati Western Hlll1 ~ Cincinnati Wa1nut Hills W Cincinnati St. Xavier eo . · · Cinrlnnatl tldef M ChidnMti Roget Bacon 44 Cincinr>rti Purcell 42 Lockland Wayne 64 , Delphos St. John 50 Sharonville 6!i Loveland 60 Jefferson 65 Xenia tast 53 Middletowr: 93. SprlnJfield 64 ~ Miller City 56 l{llida 43 Columbus No~th 107 .w ''' .." ., .:c ~~ ,. -~........ ,. J E tl._. 990 Ott your Dial :YQur Po111eroy S1111oco Stotion . ;,.,,u, 132 191 168 167 149 l'CS2 178. lUi 145 · 18.2 7172 84~ •• ~- •" ·'' J. Sunrise To Sunset· 47 ., oixre 85 47 Dayton 61 Dayton Stivers a3 Troy 57 Fairborn M BellefonWne 58 St. Marys 57 ot Coneord· 83,WesbiUe ~S Ross -M TaJaWanda ~ ROCKY l:liVtot" 72 Oberllh 65 SteubenviUe ·113 Columtlw South !JS Columtlus St. Charles 68 GreenfiPld McClain ·eo Chnllcothi!J 71 ·Zanesvl1le 68 Welt Jefferson 58 Fairfield 46 Olentangy· M Scioto VOlley 41 BUC)'I'US 51 Gallon 47 86Wlhif Green 86 ' To[edo ·Ro&ers 47 · Cygnl!t 69 Portage 6& New Bre111en 60 WII)'Re 50 Marlon 44-. ~. Iteiu)• 41 Tipp City 39 Eaton 33 Minster_ 79 New Kft.oxvme 45 Fanftersville 8& PbUlipsbutj 44 M Jaetson <;:entet A .lllf .si.Jner' .. ~~~:&a~. Kirtland M G!oust.er 1515 Caldwell--41 Phllo 39 New Lexhlirton 62 Crooksville 53 "ye1ville 82 Senecaville 65 Pleaoa!!l. CJ!y 74 Quat•• ~1\Y M . • Cbeatub:ill 67 Stockport 59 Ashland 80 Wooster. $R Perrysville 84 Polk 60 Buckeye 70 Brunswick 4$ Loudonville 64 Rittman 60 ---F.Jite Five Jn Ohio Friday's Games ·ay u ..,••., P'""• Larry K. Lewis ~ A. uman Lnrry .K. Lewis, 18, son Ohio's top · ranked hilh school of Mr. Arthur E. Lewis, Rt. l. Midteams came through dleport, Ohio ·has completed the · roMEROY OPTo••taiiT N. W. COMPTON, 0. ·. D. ' with flying colors in a heavy first phase of m'ilitary training at round of aetion Friday night With the "Gateway to the Air Fdrce," ·only one memher o[ the elite fall· Lacklan'd AFB, San Antonio Tex . lng . prey to an upset. He ·has qu~lified for speci~ll~d technical training and will be asEi¥ht of the top 10 tenrb.s b . signed to 3383rd •Processing Squa'ilthe · United Press Ohio Coaches ron, Kessler A. F. B., Mlsa. ratilllfa uw compeUtlon, and all W.hlle at LacK land: ~ the new ep· exe~Jpt fourth - ranked Zanesvill<!- listee undergoe' the trah•ittq.n scortd ensy victories. from civilia!!. to airman "thrtibih a Once · lieaten Chillicothe in· program which includes process· nicted Zanesville's second straigH ing, aplitudc testing, physical consetback, 71-68, in a Central Oh :o ditiomng, survival and weapona League contest. It was the seconrl training, and varjous classroom loss in 14 games for the Blu.e studies from citizenship to mill· tary cuatoms and courtesies. Devils. Like the USAF OffieCr Candidate .imd Pre•Fllght schools, also located at l~aekland, basic military training prepares for ~pecial· ized training and on-the-job as-signment. · . But C1111UcNet,......., Olflee B-. t t. U, I ~ I. . . NooD oa.ftut.) I I" we f«1' tevE~ ee 1 DON'T KNOW WHETHER TO SHOOT AlitA OW'S OR· THAa.lf SNOW• BALLS ~ '· i• I I ' FOR RENT I Q:t/9 81! RtQol~ I!WT AT LEfm" WE'U. H:tePEPilEt!T·· • ' • ,. I ,. ' Yl!Atf,.,QOT A ..~leo t.l.ml TH' TELEPtto1E CXlMIW-Jt- ba.~ketba.II , ....J 1952 OLDSMOBILE MOST COMPLETE aerJ~ i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;o:;.;___,___ . Today's . Used Car Special and ' lbo FIFE REFRIGERATION SEOAL STANDINGS Athens Nelsonville POMEROY Logan Wellston Louks 'lad blgh ~ench irJ i Tbe lo111 leaves the Panthers with a 6-5 rt"COrd. NeJ,onviUe and Athens kept at each ather'• tboatJ, both winnln.J their teats, tbe first against WeUston and Athena over Gallipolia. Their 0.2 recorda at this stage with three games left to play means tllat Pomeroy, LoJIEI and Wellston are tied for third place with identical 8-:i slates. scored Rutlanrl in lhe tint~l period by 22-14 as Eads of Rulland fouled out early i•t the quarter. The Red Devil Reserves defeated The Plains Re!lt!rves 32·30. I The Pomeroy's Panthen had their hopes for a piece of the SEOAL basketball rhampionship deltroyed last ~ight a'!: Lacan 'a a they were matbemaUcally eliminated from anything but a ti~ wbUe losllli to the Chieftains 69-60. Rutland Defeate.d In Second Half 70-52 By The Plains Indians Club lilt Pnint PltaPnt. when tht•y Ini&ht bowled .came• O'l 7$1), 948 tnd 842 . the Chicks whiC"h wu bolttered hy hill hig't ltl·nltl' (or bntb team ~> of {:old First Frame Sinks Pomeroy Hub At Logan .. IAIMJNG HIGHER_.._ •• • • . PtJNBRAG(;,, CroR Chlcb nr~pt three games from Ohio Prod11ee Thuriiduy !' .. . ... \ ~ B••• . .I •• Dtlar -1t'eele w CONCRm FINISHitG MACHINE '' ELEmac·waDIRs AIR COMPRI'ssoRS CONCRETE FORMs ,, .....,........,.... .' ' PORTABLE ELICTIUC WELDERS • CATIRPILU.R 'IULLDO%ERS ' BACK HOE · PERHAPS I. SI-IOUl.D cJUST Sllollot.I.CIIillt MY P~lDE ANO~L HIM! �. • D1117 Smlfllel, l'llmero)o-Jilddleport, 0, Feb. 2, 1957 . Bowling Highlights Jackets Win Over lronmen 5; Panthers Lose 69·60 Trail In First, Forge Ahead By Halftime To Win ON6 tJF 7JIE /(01/· O~Y,tff'Mf(? . WHO'i.t. J!JEA/f II'A 7'.:;+'/,(., 'I'II:e Yellow Jacket. came bldt aner a fint quarkr deficit Friday 7'111!' nieht here to defear tbe Jackson II'J.t''f'I'H - • Ironmen fl9.53 for their secJJnd /IE'? 'TilE 1ea1ue vktory of tbe season. The ;!,<t> win drauf"d Jack10n into the /{!t5/IES7" Jeaiue ce!lc:r with Middleport, each wilb 1·9 rerord1. VAUlrt!l? For llid~l~port it wu big Jim Of' Atl. Bowles• bitb of 26 pointe: Collected - TJAIE. ,' . from 11 f1rldera and four foul t.o.ttes that stood out Tile sharpshooter was deadly anywhere from tO to 20 feet out and from an)· ana:le. Hll jump two handed push ahot could not be d:lected. Jaek.son cllmbed into ;a first quarter lead of 13-12 after the Jaetetl bad led at much u 8-1 witb tt;ree minutes a:one. Two butkets by Morria and one e~h br Bowlu and Nelson put the Jacket~ wax ahead. However, John· lOll, .Jactaoa captJln, Yerian and Rhodea pt the nnge and cl01ed the Jap quietly. Tbe tetond fnme looked bad for the Jaeketa 11 the lronmen went ftr ahead: leadiq, 27-20 at one pol'll Bowles got hot at that point and lly half time thl! tcore stoed 31-28 for Middleport. In thP. IDst half the Jaekets steadlly pulled away, and were never thrutened. Monit' twohanded ahot from the deep slde wu eff~tctivc and Nelson warmed up, getting six !lelden tor the . night. Middleport had one of t.helr best nia:bts at shooting, JeUng a nice 41.,.., their allots. .TaeUon had tA•.t. but c•mld not 1hoot enoua:h. In the rt•sE>rve 11me Middleport · ly Phylll• Snowden won $1-37 with Roy Long getting Tile Plains Indians c'ame from 19 and Mark Kell1 11$. Ebanagle behind in 1he second half Friday had Hi for the lo.en. night to defeat the Rutland Re.d Score by qttatiers: I o~vils by a !\core of 70·52 on the Middleport 12 31 ~1 R1.1U&nd flJor. It was a nip and Jackson 13 28 40 53 tuck battle durin~ the first half SCORING with th~ sl"r3ppy Red Devil• leal\· Mid::Uepc.rt : Morri1 7..().14; Ken· ing by a score of 32-30 at haJtnedy 0-{).Q; Bowles 11-3-26; Hlndy time. 2-(H; Nel10n 6·2·14; McComas l· Ead~ of Rutland pnd CharntJy Gf 0-2; Hcnncsy 0-0.0; Whitlatch 3-1· . The p] 11 Jn~ took scoring honors 7; Kelly t{l-2; Totals 31 -7-69. for the evening with 23 points Jarbon: Johnson 6-4·16; Pillon l!&ch, whlic C lonch of The Plains 2-0-4; Yerian 1·2·4; !.)IOns 1-0 followed with 17. 2; Cavey 0-0-0; Reynolds 1·0-2; The Plain f managed to move Rhodes 0·2·20; Lavendar 1-3-5. To- out in fronJ in the third quarter tats 21-11·53. af'""they oullll'Ored Rutland by 18 to t1 to lead 48-38 11t the end of lh(; periud . The rJains agmn 011t· or 891 Buck's Trainer, Dead At Age 83 CULU~ffiUS, 0 . UP . Tony Ar1uila, 83, who toot care or Ohio . state Univendty·, football f·icld for more than 40 yean. dleri at his home here Friday niaht . He mJJintalned clo§e rontaC't WJ1h Buckeye coaches and alh · ]ales t!Ven alter hl1 retirement 10 }ear ago. Aquila, who never mastcrcJ Englilih well, carne to the UnltcU Statu {rom Rome, l!aly, at lhc aJJe or HI. --·--- COUEGE BASKETBALL EAST Rhode hiland 83 colby 80 Brown 79 Tuf11 01 Welt Vlr,illnla 1011 St. Johns 72 . IOUTM Miilliulppi St. et Louisiana St. '12 VMJ 75 PavidiOD eo Wake Fore•t 11 Clemton 70 Tulane IJG MlllliAippJ 84 WilT lJCLA 9 Orepn State 37 San FranclltO ?I Pepperdlne IJ8 Stanford 68 Orecon 52 Idaho State 84 Colorado State 67 By Norm•n Mllllr NEW VOiti\- LIP~Uob Feller. who n'tirt•d ait~r a •Heteoric :!l· }'Cflr carf'H, today left fellow Jilayl'rl'l "~tnne lhlnc hl remculhet· him by "-a pension pl:an equal t,• anythinl!! f'ver wriHen m Amenc.a. Q,mmi!lsiont~r Ford Frick tC· vcuiCd the details of th<' new fly year plnn, made posslhllo bY $16 milliuo in rr:venue from All St<"~r Gamt• and World Sericb radio aJl(i tc!eviHion right!!, and then , pu11i trlbu\C 10 lhe former Cleveland In· dian llrchollcr's all . lmporlanJ role In brlnttlng It ~tbout. "I don't wunt to take anythinr, away from uwn l1kc Robin Rnh · crhl ~nrl Marty Marlon who ,work. · ert lt," ~uld l''rlck. ''BUt·tW('!"Y · h'• on ttung ('o nsh1t·rod· lt '"'as l"clkl' who played tho tremendous role." Other Llbenl Benefits The plan , <~pproved Friday b!l the 16 major lc11gue clubowncrs. provide• for inl'rf'uew in benef1l.~ ot Si7.SO per month for each of the rirHt liJ yran of major lea~~m Jt"rv1cc and un lncroase of $10 J month for ~ncb succeeding lO year~ llb('tal imurant,.)l)li, dbabi!il) and ho~pltalizatlon bcnellta 11te also.. indudl'd in the plan, whlt:h 11-.tes into rff~ct April 1. *Commercial Refrigeration • Sales • Service .AND 90's before the dawn· 'of lhc motor aae. and when 1 tho bicylo rcprfljCnted lrt-! >Gilly's peak, Ule was safer\ an<t accidents lower. Today lha need for accident and 4 health Insurance Is appar, ent enough to those who 1 slelbtlcs on [understand slct.noss. Injuries and ace~ ' dental death. lDon1 put oil RCIUnittioC !'Y'IIb ~t end . Jruurii)CA ' '· V D Edwards At Logan ia ·was a case of coolness in the first quarter that put the Panthl'rs so far under they never could catch upf In that quarter, Pom~roy lhot 16 times and conaetted on onl)' one, a ton by Aaron Buffilllf,on. Also in that diuattoua fJrat frame the ·panthers could find lhe ranae to make good only four of .even free throws Loaan led 23-7 at the end of the discour.agini: effort. It was too muth to make up over the balance of the route. But the Panthers did not give up. In the second quarter, ltd by Bullington's five Cielden, the Panthers fought batk to a halftime standing of '36-29, outscorina J..o. gan 22-13. They crept to 42-49 at the three-w:.V mark but could not quite hold {heir own in the last quarter. Buf!lngton's 20 points wu tied wltb Morgsn's of Logan for hlgb in the gawe. S. T. Johnson, playing the out.side last night-as Slason played the Inside positionwas goud for only three baskets and a tJtal of 11 points. Logai'J's victory was a 'team victory" with Murray surprislna fan1 and hi! oppo•itlon with fJve deft goals and l'lix free tosae1. Dicken came thrm•gh with aMther eood lame counting 17 polntr; and Buck· les, ste!ldy pard, added 12. For Pom!'roy Sbson was able to hit fou!' fif ,lders and three free ones f11r 11 and Wildermuth had 8 points. 14 32 38 52 -Rutland The Plain.~ 16 30 48 70 Scoring: nutlund P . l!:ads 1~·23 D. Carson Q.0-0; L. Dugan 3-2 -8; R. Turner 6-t -1:1; D. Dugan 0·0·0; R. Rife 1-2·4; .I Graham 2·0-4; G. Justice 0-00. Tulals 22·8·52. The Plail"s: Thompson ~-I - ll; R. Little 0-0-0; Williams 0·0.0; Bol· Logan thot at a 35',';. elip ....and sey D-0-0; Clt•nch "1 ·3-17; Wilton the Pan!hers had 23 good triea out 1·0.2; Charney l0·3-2:i; Rurdette 4-3-11 ; Brown 2-2·6 Totals 29-12-70 of 70 for 32.9 pf'r cent. Sissnn fouled oul before 1hr last Hcfcreeos · McBride and Schantz. q,uarter war: hall gone and I.oga~'s Morgan wl'nt out by the san\e route t1 li!tle later. Morgan and Dicken controllsd the banking hoard~ for Logsn making lhe tried for cumcbat·k ol the Panthers dlf· · llnd£:'r 1!11' lcrm .~ or the 11to..:nmt, ficult. ' In 11 resl'rvo game the little five·r~·ar m11jor lcagu.: vctcn.ns who wtirc :.~t !'ifl yenr~ of ;1ge will Chieftains beat Pomeroy 48-42 with Martin and Folmer leadina tr"cei~·e 58R amonl h ror the rest the -Pomeroy IIC~ing. n( their liv r~>. Tcn -Yt'dl" vctf'ran ~ Score by quartera: will rt>ce1ve $17~ a numth and :w Pomeroy 7 29 42 110 ycar Vt'teran~ $275 .:1 mon1h . Logan 23 35 49 69 1'hr new plans inclutles all plorSCORING ers who were covcrcrl by the origi. POP.\EROY~ Larry Wildermuth nai one initi att:!ri l)n April 1. 1947. 4-0-H: S. T. Johnson 3·5·JJ.; Aaron It nw~n~ lhnl a plll)'l'r like Rollil• Buffinaton 'N~·20; John Sisson 4llcJnsll'y , who t<wghl 19 year~ in \h(' major~ ind uding \WI) game• in 3·11; Bob F.nstman 2-0-4; Art Arnold 2-6-4; Milton Lambert 1-0·2. T~ IU-17, will I'Cceive $275 beginning tala Z3 14--U 60. ' •w:'l.t .June 24, wht:n ne colebr11t(' ~ Lo&an: M'tfi'IY 5-i-16; Moraan his 50lh bll'thday, Jnsll·ad or 11 7-6-20; Dlekan 8<&-17; Bucklea 1-2 mt•rr $100 a mollth. 12; Byrd 2-0-4; St. Clair 0-0·0. Totals 2~ 19-30·80, \ Feller Credited With Engineering New Retiremcntl)lan For Big Leagues F o r. • • • •\fi 'i+IEi • ~ore by quarh.:rs: Logart Mad, Wins Test Over Bahama In Garden Bout NEW YORK UP • Wel!crwci,qht contender Isaac Logart of Cuh:j , riding a wage of al\&(.•r, sairl lodny he hoped his n~xl Madlaon Sl 1uare G3rdcn opponent on March 29, would he Mexican Gaspar Ot· t,•ga, "so I llln Whcrp hcem like Yamo Bahama las• night," It was anger that made tho fourth-runkiJtg wcltei"Weight upir· ant Ullcxpt,J('Imtly iiharp and fasl Friday night a~ he won a unani· mous decision over n•Jddicwcight UahAma from the ~land of BimIni in lhelr TV lO·roundcr at the Garden. Won 9 9 6 6 6 4 2 2 Oalli~oUs .D MIDDLEPORT Jackson ARIA IIIULTS Pemo.-.y60, Lo1en69 Mlddi•I'Ort 6f, Jaclcaon 53 D D 7 9 9 Att..n• 37, Gaur,u• 3ol Nel10nvU1• 71, ell.ton 69 Pt. Pleilant 63, Wahame 46 Racine 74 New MenhfiehiSt Th Plain• 71). ••rn ' Super 88 - 2 doot sedan. Jet black finish set off with gleaming while wall tires. A sharp looker and a lop per· former with the Hot V..Jl Roc· kct engine and Whlrlaway Hy· dramatic Super Drive. Try It loday. LINE OF l:ottunerel•l Refrigeration Fixtures ' $895 <.:ALI, KA·RR & VAN . .ZANDT ,, W. MAIN ST. PHONE 485 at 583 tor 232. THi SCORIS ClOW5 Clifford C~ICKS 11M JaG 4:.t2 H'U 207 .. 147 W5 1~3 Sports RliM:g 163 176 157 400 L011k1 \S9 2S2 ]1)2 BuiJejj 191 21) 1M TO'I'ALS Desk tM2 780 IMS 583 56" 2570 OHIO PRODUCE ~ Quarters: Ratlno ....... _ u BY Ap:~H TaDDehiU Hear Ye! Hear Yet All bowlerl ~mining to enter the ..!ity Allocic tion Bowling Tournament better get oH their haunches JDd 1ign on the dotted line. Entries bave come in so wen there is only one date left ·f or team events on Feb. 9. It's at 6:30 p.m. There ti I'Gom for three more team aU told, There"& a few choire date$ left in the doubles aDd sinalea events. So hv.rry, hurry. A bit of bowling toumey revfow: The Ctty Association dld P.Dt have a team eYent in the 1851-06 tournamont but it did have a dou· bles and sinale•. Wilmer of lb~J aingle1 was GUee Smith who went into the big affair with a fat 1111 average! He rolled 499 actual pina whtch with hi1 136 ptn bandleap gave tum a total of 634. Bern . . . . 16 Rees Pollock Thomas 58 73 118 32 M 74 William~ &:orina, Racine, Gr~ 9-3-21: Sflser 7.&20; A~• 2-S-10; Wolfe 1-2·18; Blr<b 11-9-20; Powell ~ 4; · McDade, Beea:le and Chapman, ze.. roa acrrJU. Totala SG-26-96. Burke TOTALS 156 486 172 5117 192 49:J 177 501 135 4tl2 832 2449 Servicemen Hamilton and Baker. - ' •"· . • '• • Big Blacks Take 13th In 6346.Win _ OVer Outclassed Wahama Falcon Five ..' ' I Speclab Fd.%4 BI'g 1'ed F.IS'hes For $100,000 Pay In IA57 Se·ason '· •'• The Polnl Pleaaant ·Big Blacks The box st'Ore: Smith beat out AI (Back-UP won their 13th victory of the seaWAHAMA-Oliver 6-0-12 ·Arn. SaUl) 'Coates who had roUed 632 10n Friday night ,at the expen1e of old ~10; Ford 2-2-6; Cllrlt t-0-8; on the 1bift · before him. the WRhama Wblte Falcons as G. Roush 0..1-1; LI:YDe 0-1·1; Yowag Io tbe doubles ,Tim Haqerty they romped to an easy 83-46 vic- ()..0.0; R. Roush 2-4-8. Totals 19witb !" 168 average and Floyd tory over thl! Falcona on the newl8-46. · Capehart with i 1&7 took firat Wahama gym fioor. · · POINT ·' PLEASANT - Herrl« place by rollins. 1081 actual pins, Desplte the fact that tluj)' show- 4-1-9; Pete Young 1-0-2; Call S+ll:· phu 157 pin1 handic::•p. to total ed mtmeaofs of trouble in !tDding ; Pat Young· O.H; Smith 7-&:32; 1238. They edged P.uek Morris and the hoops, the faat brelking iPl ! Mell'de 1-1-3; Hoachar D-0-0; Rc:. Tom Matthewa wbo had 1!34. Pleasant te.am was never in trou· CHntoek fi-:J·15, Tot.a.la 24-15-63. ble. They showed the crowd the SeorinQ: by quarters: 1 ln 1fM-M the &IJIIoejation bad ~;.,.,,,. for the reeord of 13·1. Wahama . 7 9 13 11-46 a tea mevent tournatnent. This 10&!1 has been to the I Pl Pleasant 15 16 11 21--ea was won by A11oclated Radio wllen Big Reds. -~ · -----ON 1hey had actual a 74.3 avenge, The Falcons could never really ed 2MI5 pins andThey With roll. 327 pin handic8p they totaled 2872 get start~d and had troubJe In the f·irst quarter in holding onto the for first ..rtze. r ball. Fumbles and badpuses burt TIRES Thia year the associatlo'n 111 conaijl.ei-ably in addition to the blossoming out with all three e- fact tbat they mis:!led ICVeral clos~ · SUPIRFLEX vents in the tourney. The handicap in shots. 7 . · ' Is 70% of the diHerenee between At . the foul line, too,. the WaBOSTON UP - Red Sox sJug;a bowler's average and 200. Thli hama t.oys werr. way off form AS TUBELESS gcr Ted William& is back in BosmaW lt a tourna.ment for average lhey hit on only 8 of 32 attempts. toR. on his annual fishin' demonbowlers. It haR been sanctlontft Bob Oliver, ..usually a good foul sh·atlon trip with th<J Sportmen':'! by the American Bowling Con· shot hit nwe in eight tries. TUBELESS greas. · The Big Blacks were missing at Show and expects to hOOk a 195'1 the foul 'U'Je along with the Fal- contract worth more than $100,000 PI~ W.: & recappable Tire •· : Trophies are o4 display at the cons l)ut iheir perc,nta~ at the whllf ·'Jl•e'il ' 1\~e :· Pomeroy Bowling Lanes. The first charity stripe was just a bit betThe tempes~uous. t:llce bustc!', ··'·" ~<'t""" place winner in the team event ter as they cashed in on 15 tos1es heavUy tanned and fresh from a will have their entry lees paid in out of 30. seat~on or Cishlng in Florida, flatl)' the !tate tournament at Akron in •Pt. Pleasant had trouble find- , denied reports that he plans to Wllh March. Also there is a sponsM (ng the hoops from the floor in marry for tht> ~..tcond time. 011 Change trophy and trophies liJr each play- the early IT'inutes bltl finally beWUiiam said he eYpeets to l i t er plus $25 expense dough for gan to hit and pulled away to a down with lkd Sox General Mall· the Akron expedition. 15-7 advantage at the end of the <~ger Joe Cronin to discuss i Trophies and cash prizes will first qu;~rter . 1915.7 contract next week. The pact be on the line for the other evcntl. By halftime, they had stretched for bsaeball's highest pald •ployP.r Clo11ing dstes for cntcrina the tht::ir lead to 31-lR with most ~f is expected to slice more than hleet is fo'cb. H, the same day th~ the'lr bUckets coming on short $100,000 out or Red Sox ow1oer · W. Main Sl. Pomeroy· poHtlcians have to get 00 the ll.ne. jump shots. Oecuionally they Tom Yawkey's checkbook, All entry blanks have to be rued drove ' t~rougb for lay-ups. l y them , a1 doea payment Gf fee 1 The Falcons outscored the Btg too. Blanks may be obtained at Blacks in the third period 13-11 tbe local alleys, to draw closer at 42-29 at the end of the quarter. It was Oliver and Jerry Arnold who ~arried the scorln' loa.1 .in the period. 1n the final quarter, tbougb, the Big Blacks, wfth three of their auba In for most of the period hit tbelr belt quarter with 21 polnt.l Harris~»nville dropped both and went or. to will 63-46. o( a doubleheader last nl.ht B111 Smith, a bouriding 6·3 cen· New Marshfield, loeln~e the ter the .Biil Blacks, waa au· lil:~tme 69-42 with Bor~~:an of the over tbe flOor ·aa he rebounde~ Selpio boys beinJ hla:b man. and shot Oil wh1t seemed 1 Mad Harr~onvllle i~ tllr lUckless run all evening. His 22 pointa was telm ln the MeiJII County loaglte for tb>J eame. with an Hi record. Tbey tee orr the FaiC!ons 8ob Oliver Wtth •Pinst M:hldleport In tbe aecond was hi,lh man. Don Meround of the tounty Tournament of the Pt. Pleasant team Tbunday nilht, Feb. 21 at I p.m. .· KELLY 15:70x15 ... $17.95 7:10x15 .. ' $19.155 SPECIAL Grease Jolt o ... ~ .... ' ~ "\"' .. ... • .. ' ~ ' '• • Scipioans Drop 2 At New Marshfield tor By Unltlll Cinci,nntti Taft 70 Clnci~t~nau Clhtral 112 . : . . Norwood 1jl Cindhnati. Hughes d Cincinnati Woodward 180 , • , Cindn!"!ali Witb~w 11 Cincinnati Western Hlll1 ~ Cincinnati Wa1nut Hills W Cincinnati St. Xavier eo . · · Cinrlnnatl tldef M ChidnMti Roget Bacon 44 Cincinr>rti Purcell 42 Lockland Wayne 64 , Delphos St. John 50 Sharonville 6!i Loveland 60 Jefferson 65 Xenia tast 53 Middletowr: 93. SprlnJfield 64 ~ Miller City 56 l{llida 43 Columbus No~th 107 .w ''' .." ., .:c ~~ ,. -~........ ,. J E tl._. 990 Ott your Dial :YQur Po111eroy S1111oco Stotion . ;,.,,u, 132 191 168 167 149 l'CS2 178. lUi 145 · 18.2 7172 84~ •• ~- •" ·'' J. Sunrise To Sunset· 47 ., oixre 85 47 Dayton 61 Dayton Stivers a3 Troy 57 Fairborn M BellefonWne 58 St. Marys 57 ot Coneord· 83,WesbiUe ~S Ross -M TaJaWanda ~ ROCKY l:liVtot" 72 Oberllh 65 SteubenviUe ·113 Columtlw South !JS Columtlus St. Charles 68 GreenfiPld McClain ·eo Chnllcothi!J 71 ·Zanesvl1le 68 Welt Jefferson 58 Fairfield 46 Olentangy· M Scioto VOlley 41 BUC)'I'US 51 Gallon 47 86Wlhif Green 86 ' To[edo ·Ro&ers 47 · Cygnl!t 69 Portage 6& New Bre111en 60 WII)'Re 50 Marlon 44-. ~. Iteiu)• 41 Tipp City 39 Eaton 33 Minster_ 79 New Kft.oxvme 45 Fanftersville 8& PbUlipsbutj 44 M Jaetson <;:entet A .lllf .si.Jner' .. ~~~:&a~. Kirtland M G!oust.er 1515 Caldwell--41 Phllo 39 New Lexhlirton 62 Crooksville 53 "ye1ville 82 Senecaville 65 Pleaoa!!l. CJ!y 74 Quat•• ~1\Y M . • Cbeatub:ill 67 Stockport 59 Ashland 80 Wooster. $R Perrysville 84 Polk 60 Buckeye 70 Brunswick 4$ Loudonville 64 Rittman 60 ---F.Jite Five Jn Ohio Friday's Games ·ay u ..,••., P'""• Larry K. Lewis ~ A. uman Lnrry .K. Lewis, 18, son Ohio's top · ranked hilh school of Mr. Arthur E. Lewis, Rt. l. Midteams came through dleport, Ohio ·has completed the · roMEROY OPTo••taiiT N. W. COMPTON, 0. ·. D. ' with flying colors in a heavy first phase of m'ilitary training at round of aetion Friday night With the "Gateway to the Air Fdrce," ·only one memher o[ the elite fall· Lacklan'd AFB, San Antonio Tex . lng . prey to an upset. He ·has qu~lified for speci~ll~d technical training and will be asEi¥ht of the top 10 tenrb.s b . signed to 3383rd •Processing Squa'ilthe · United Press Ohio Coaches ron, Kessler A. F. B., Mlsa. ratilllfa uw compeUtlon, and all W.hlle at LacK land: ~ the new ep· exe~Jpt fourth - ranked Zanesvill<!- listee undergoe' the trah•ittq.n scortd ensy victories. from civilia!!. to airman "thrtibih a Once · lieaten Chillicothe in· program which includes process· nicted Zanesville's second straigH ing, aplitudc testing, physical consetback, 71-68, in a Central Oh :o ditiomng, survival and weapona League contest. It was the seconrl training, and varjous classroom loss in 14 games for the Blu.e studies from citizenship to mill· tary cuatoms and courtesies. Devils. Like the USAF OffieCr Candidate .imd Pre•Fllght schools, also located at l~aekland, basic military training prepares for ~pecial· ized training and on-the-job as-signment. · . But C1111UcNet,......., Olflee B-. t t. U, I ~ I. . . NooD oa.ftut.) I I" we f«1' tevE~ ee 1 DON'T KNOW WHETHER TO SHOOT AlitA OW'S OR· THAa.lf SNOW• BALLS ~ '· i• I I ' FOR RENT I Q:t/9 81! RtQol~ I!WT AT LEfm" WE'U. H:tePEPilEt!T·· • ' • ,. I ,. ' Yl!Atf,.,QOT A ..~leo t.l.ml TH' TELEPtto1E CXlMIW-Jt- ba.~ketba.II , ....J 1952 OLDSMOBILE MOST COMPLETE aerJ~ i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;o:;.;___,___ . Today's . Used Car Special and ' lbo FIFE REFRIGERATION SEOAL STANDINGS Athens Nelsonville POMEROY Logan Wellston Louks 'lad blgh ~ench irJ i Tbe lo111 leaves the Panthers with a 6-5 rt"COrd. NeJ,onviUe and Athens kept at each ather'• tboatJ, both winnln.J their teats, tbe first against WeUston and Athena over Gallipolia. Their 0.2 recorda at this stage with three games left to play means tllat Pomeroy, LoJIEI and Wellston are tied for third place with identical 8-:i slates. scored Rutlanrl in lhe tint~l period by 22-14 as Eads of Rulland fouled out early i•t the quarter. The Red Devil Reserves defeated The Plains Re!lt!rves 32·30. I The Pomeroy's Panthen had their hopes for a piece of the SEOAL basketball rhampionship deltroyed last ~ight a'!: Lacan 'a a they were matbemaUcally eliminated from anything but a ti~ wbUe losllli to the Chieftains 69-60. Rutland Defeate.d In Second Half 70-52 By The Plains Indians Club lilt Pnint PltaPnt. when tht•y Ini&ht bowled .came• O'l 7$1), 948 tnd 842 . the Chicks whiC"h wu bolttered hy hill hig't ltl·nltl' (or bntb team ~> of {:old First Frame Sinks Pomeroy Hub At Logan .. IAIMJNG HIGHER_.._ •• • • . PtJNBRAG(;,, CroR Chlcb nr~pt three games from Ohio Prod11ee Thuriiduy !' .. . ... \ ~ B••• . .I •• Dtlar -1t'eele w CONCRm FINISHitG MACHINE '' ELEmac·waDIRs AIR COMPRI'ssoRS CONCRETE FORMs ,, .....,........,.... .' ' PORTABLE ELICTIUC WELDERS • CATIRPILU.R 'IULLDO%ERS ' BACK HOE · PERHAPS I. SI-IOUl.D cJUST Sllollot.I.CIIillt MY P~lDE ANO~L HIM! �• POMEROY SOCIETY Flood Waters Create Disaster Areas ll• l~ tlw's received word Frada) , I ha t Poml Moore of !'~ airborne had under~~;one ~urserv 1bursday at the Stroder Memort•l Hospital, Tl n1 .c~nrt 1s cnn talese.tng mce ly of Lauer D.Q Saintl, Old Town Flats, on Portland Route Su.ada.Y Scb<tOI 10 a m preaching 11 a. m and 8 p m and Bible Study Thursday 8 pm. Putor C W. ProffiU Asst. Chas. Hupp. .......D~ a..urch of JttMn lion Church of Christ. Louted on Pomeroy Harrl501lville ROMI BibJe Sehool 9 30 A M. MOftUlli Worahlp and CommuDlGD 10 30 A .JI. Chrt$Lia.n. Endeavor 7 15 P l1. ~ WCJn"hip 8 P' M Tbomu .-:yatt. Minister Joeeph Jo-bn6oll, B.lbJe SchOQI., SUpt. MiMrtYille Methodist Church, Rev ll M Grov.:~-, Pa&tor, Hosmer Roush, S~.Jpl 10 A. M. Sunday School, 11 A M WorsNp Servu:e, M:r M: oo rl;' s = ~':..;.: ::.~ ~ .14 E-veryone oordJaib' iDrited. The 5yracuM Mtthodlllt Church r.ner reSJdent of '\.1rs F. J H11l retu1ned home \Hdnc sday from St Joseph HospttJI l'<~rkcrsburg, W Va where shf' has been a medical pauent for lhe past three and a half weeks Mr and Mrs Doyle Oatman Columbus arrtved todiy for a vtsll wlth her parents Mr and Mrs.. E J Hill M!ss Mary AILee Williams of Dayton .spent Thursday Wlth rela· or t1ves here Among tnose eonrmed to the .~ home wttb the flu are Chene Pow· ell Alht! Frances and M.ll'dyn l ' u - 7 30 P. M. Midway Community Church Leadwg l.'reek ltoad Rev R. E Thomas pastor FW:yd Cleland,. I• M1<'1 !1 port Pnce and Jr'redd1e Berney Mrs Rolland Ncutzhng and Mrs Charles Mullen Sr returned home FLOODED LOGAN, W VA., has been declared an emergency area by Gov Cecil UJiilet'WOOll, Wedn.,sdav evemng Jrom East Here a stranded driver gets help from another motortst President Eisenhower later G~naf l.JYerpool where they attended the ed sections of West Vtrgmt.a and Kentucky as major disaster areas , funeral of Mrs Mark Hartenbach Groundhog Makes .-----:F=l---_-:: First 8apdst Church, Mhldl• .f;:~-- - - port, the R" c E Royt, paot<>r UUW! Church School 9 15, Gerald An· thony supt Mornmg worstup and 1 (Contlnu•d from pap one I One of the hardett•lnt tewnli 11~ comm'un 10 n' service 10 15 n 1 hrauon when a community 'man th.e floods that ravaged partJ of dreo's ~rmoncltc tofuc "Ou~ Sub- of-the-year" 1s selected ~~ond two CContlnued from 11!1811 !liM) st1tute" ser mon loplc "Jesus on Punxsutawney H1g:h School semors West Vu•ginla, Kentucky, Vlra:inia l'tfr and Mn Georw:c Vaughan Ihe Cr(l~ • 6 p m JuniOr and Sen are crowned kmg and queen o.f the and Tennessee waa Mate'A{JR, l4 were busmess \'JF:ilors 1n Columbur. Fellowship 4 ;tO festiVIties m1lea couthea.st of Wdltamaon 10r Jll Youth Wednesday and stopped at th~ l<:vemn worc;h•p. sermon' top•c Th.e day 1s Punxsutawney's year Mayor Ira Cooper estimated dam- Ca pitol for a short vis1t with his "Aiakmg Our Rei•:,: 011 VItal," ly elatm to nattonal fametbe age 111 tbat mJnJng communlty Jather, Walter Vaughan, who 1.& Members M the F('"ney-Benoett reson why reHLdcnts hllthely ig al?;h.e wal Ihe at Ieask $1 mmt:~h employed there They were taken Post American Leg1on wth at nure sclenllllc scoffers of lhe1r he ragJhng _2'ugf ;_vefr.,w ly on a tour of the building by State • reac ed a el&ut o ,., e~ ear tend 10 a body Monday 7 38 B patron samt s forecasting ab1hty W d sd W II RepresenlaiJve George M'etnbart , 1 Sanvvrn · ", 1·t~"!Ololln ' S ocwty ' E'' n He 11 'Y " oc k woo d c h Le ,r feet e ne ay the at preVIous 1 Iamson - 10 above record m and Senator Oakle:y CoiJins w11l ._.ave Fellowship Te!l w1th forecaster at the US WeathN 1937-dropped down clolle to nor Mr and Mrs Joe Young Jr and \\onwn fron1 churches of I he Porn Bureau m Pitt sb urgh, declined to al 0116 !t>et. Flood st.a~e 29 children, 18 M~tlame :.md Joe JJI, ero) Baptist Association ns ~ucsta, dispute the ..croundhog s prcdJctwn I::et Woodsf1eld arnved Fnday to Tut'!Kia) 9 30 am Wvmcn's Pray "Give him all the credit ' gomg tu say a word At Logan, where the Guyant'ICltte spend the weekend here and at· "' Christian Churth at ltHdsvllte er meeting, 7 30 p rn L d es Blhlc I'm not !;Very Sunday 10 A M. Sund1y (ills.!! at the hom e of ~l .. s L D agamst him lhLs year .. Rockwood ~ose to a rPcord unofficial hl&'h of ten the marnage of Dlli younger School and commuruoo flr&t SllQ Dile!. Nednesday 1 3 ,, tmd-\\Ce k exclaamerl 30 2 feet early Wednesday, the lev s1stcr, Mary , Jane Young, Sunday diY in month J1 A M. Cilurcb el (eli to 8 5 feet Flood stage is ~1r and Mrs L 0 Diles VJiuted fntyf't ,md Prats! srrvtcc and Punxsutawnl'y Groundhog Club 20 feet tommun1on and ptl:'lllchmg, third and Mrs J E WliRDn and Mrt Mr ch 1rch ht1smcss n t1ng, 8 ·•o, members dalin theP pet nev •r m montb 7.3U P. }t ~l'nHJr "hnlr Ichea r, ,1 h b At low l}lng Matewan, the Tug E N Tarner, Galllpohs, Wcdnel dunday t.b.urcb preactuna- ,. ' as cen wrung tn 58,...-ru,ous all surged to ~R feet, some 20 feet day Chriltian Church at Lona Bot• Chur(h Of Chrtst, Middleport, nual prcdicllon~:~ They choose to above Jloo~ stage Eighty per cent tom, every Sunday 9 ;:Jl) A. M t'r-ed I (,:~rdnc p<J <tur Blhlc Ignore the claims of rLval ground of all structure!l were affecltd De Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones and Sunday ::»choul and CUJDmunlon, School 0 311 Hum r H c, supt, hog cluhs suc h :~s those at Quar brls left behind by the retreating daughter Carol Jean, arrived tu lll'lit bunday Ln month 7 JO l' M. Mt rnmg v.OL~!llp, 10 .~" St" mon ryvJlle Pa • and Sm f'ramc , waters wa spiled as high as 12 day for a vlsil wtt~ her SJster, \i rss Jean Lama , and other relaChurlh pn .. dHni, third Sunday The LLf.c l'lwt I Nuw Live,' Iowa !eel at::almt houses tives i\lr Jones wlll return Sun lO mon th JUJU A )1 CbUr\:b. COR& l hnsiL.I n L .. df'aVOI, I 'IJ p m GUILD MEETING d:l)- to thc1r home In Co1urnbus auf! munhtn and preaching. Ev_.nJdt dt rueeiJUg, 7 n, llt:rmon fhe Churcl. of Chntt, Kana, IJy rr('(j j Ltr nn BV:JIIA"tJq '"1hc The Guild of I he Gr<!CC EplSCO ~1r~ Jones and daughter will rc every ~unrt 41 y ~O A Al Sunda:y J 1•1 J Jrlt! 11111• , ::;, ·~r·. ea~h pal Church w1ll meet \\cdnc~rbv Mr and Mrs. Donald Mills fire ma1n for the week w1th Mtss Lama Sehoul and communton, a~nd n1 ' Ill ·ext .v.cel, at 8 p m /It !hr hnmc• of Mn Pal -• rick Lochary w1th !\.1rs l.rcta Prwe Ml Mon• h • •PI 11 I Ch urc: h , Ml "" (ConUnlMd from p<Lge onel .vcckcnd vLsJtors In Col~.<-mbu!l Suml11y Jll month JO JO 1\ M •llo•porl lh H<" N 0 ""rden a nd Mrs A H Kn.•ght ,rs co host m.•s b ~~~ sent to h1m Announce Mr and Mrs Sh1rley Malls tool;. Churcn commun10n and preachllllil c • uv !ourth Sunday 18 month 7 ao l' p 1.,tor l:rhl l' Sdmr•l ft 30 Arlen~: esses 1m•nt WitS made o( the D1strtct 232 their grandchildren ' Robm, Cyn. t'onfPr't uee at ManeU11 on Marcft !hill and Shm man Mtlls, for a r1dc )1 ChUrl II pi t'iJCillllJ' i(l'~IW SIIIJI \1()1 !li ng \\OrShlp, ~-- tng Will be held on Monday even :,. ,. 'I hen Pres ident F11wcctt oi O,hin on the B & 0 pasgcnger tram The cnr 11 tLan Church at Hem 10 30 B1 tl tl p m locll lrrove , f'Very Sunao~y 910 A Churd' Of The Naxarene, Mid- tng at 7 30 n clock Th e Pomeroy f.;tate Umvurslty and Webb loolt~n !rom Point PlcaRaant to M'e•on day for the &1 Sunduy ~c lwul iinll commuo1 101r <i ii'Jl/ltl l il t• Ht v Roh er\ Stylr• Pra,er I li Ck wil l m<' r l .1t Fr<!cra 1 enm•:lsl'l" Dlstrlt't 4 UJrcctor and Thund<~Y the last 11ecund ~u nd<~y 1n mouth 7 30 p p.t ~ 1 tll IIlioII !1d1ur,] 9 30 I r hit r ltd {IJ!Jith Hll \\tdl!c':od,l) !110111 1 cprescntal.1vc of lhc .! otary Inte l tr:nn JJtLO nal Go\ ern or Will be speak M ~hu1ch .,.reactunc 1ourth sun I 11 l01 ~~~I' M o111 111 ~ wonhtJl , ng at 10 e 1 o(! otk Mrs Edi!!On Wt'ssa Columbus JS Harrl•onvllle p,..~~obyhtrlln Ralph t r~ Theme of lhe t.Lik by Falan d.ay UJmuuth lUiiO A M cbunh 10:10 ll'lt m~ rmstor 645, YotLtl . spend1ng thl! weekend m Gall~pot. ( Zunlill supplv prstot 100fl l•c 'The Role of Rotary 111 lhf' \\1'l cummunwn and preatclunu _ l'euph ~> m ~ tung 7 JO <'VL•mn~ 1s and i\hddlcport 11 11d w11J attend &UB Ct"turch•s. Mornlnv ~tar & I -tn Ht 11 l in!.; pJ ~ tll r \\t•dnt's- chtm h sclwo) ~ ~ W t• 111 iaw ~up t·r 'I C"it F1fty Yf'ars • lltPJJi.lt nt 'i 45 t•lll \\'orsh 1p Sl'l J 1rl gc Cedric (lark ga\e a ~hurt the gradrLatlon or hC'r nlct'e &Illy Enterpsi... Rev. Rover 8i1hop, r!J) i W, IJ ,r\\1 ll'l(!'IIJlg l)ustur Mornmg Stu.ro .Sun !1.1) Church Of Chr11t In Christ11n ~11 I oi iHl Sr rill O il ,\ ( h~ittlrgl' tn rr r.orl of lhf' lnlcrcJlle• mcctlllg tt Sch,.f, at Ohoo Unl"mty today / 'h~m; ];u;t wcf'k wh1ch was at Mrs Kenneth Bosler and daugh. School {l '15 A M N.ortJ.mg wur (Ill ton, :\luldkport, thr Rev Gu) youth • ~htp IH II A M MY.t' Sunday c 1 e I S •Yl r p;:o~tul BtU It• Slhool, W F~rst Bapt1st Church Eau Main I ~ntH d by Mr and Mr5 Theodore tm, Barhan, Lucmda and Ell" Galhpol.$, arc weekend n1ng at 8 J•rayer mtwling Thur 11 1111 l'rr 11 h1ng ~ervlt'e, 7 30, \\ cd Stn•et H 1lph C Zumlt! Jl.ts lur llectl Jr and Judge and Mrs betb guests ol her aunt, Mrs Waller 1\I Jlila m W thon sup(' I llllt nrknt Clark day everun.& },nt<>rprise Sundt.y ne~ d111 7 IU Bib!t• ~1t1dy 113011 cumbLHr:rl S1J v1c:e or Scbool 10 lU A M Mornmg WUJ· Health Methodist Church, Mid Rc.~ag n,tl!on s of Bruce Lloyd and Mr11 lllltan McGee returned ship 9 30 A M Y~' at 6 :tO p M dlt pOI I ,IlL Hr.:v l It KonkrtGht, Worship nnd :illld), Spec1al mu~LJ the Hcv Howard Ruppelt werJJ rl"· Friday from a vhnt In Rus.!iell, Ky Evcr.mjt worship 7 30 i'ra}l!lt pu~tm ~tll\d,Ly So.:hool, 9 30. F.rn Sermon ' What shu11 1 rclidcr unlo C'rlvt rl )thaon Boker, chairman of With her Sister, Mrs A C Neal meetmg Wednesday 7 liU p M rst I m('rt suvt Morning wonhlp, the Lord /J Nu1 ~ery anrt Junwr the Pancake »upper whtch was Larry MHch, ton of Mr 1nd Mr1 UB Ct.t~r~h", Letart Fail•, Ro· 10 3{.1 Youth Joellows hlp, 6 p m Church for clul drrn l I 00 Ob!Wl hdrl JU~I f''nday , reported a profit Perry Mitch, has been 111 for the Jer Martrn, Pa~:~tor Sunday School Flr1t Pre1byterltn Church, Mht· vo~m e of the Lord's Supper 6 30 ,r LU',JLI ~ $50 for the evening past week wlth flu 9 30 A M Wor.thlp Serv 1cc 7 p dl('pnt t the H.('V lloward Ruppe II ~· otL!h mrel1ng Monli<~y 7 3U v.o :\h •:ndJst women prcparins and Fred Hoyt, Manetta, Visited his lllF llS nll~'l!JIIJry liWCtlllb: ,1! :\lidt\\c M Lhn.stwn Endoavor aJtt1rna te tl•'lol I hut(h Sthool, 930, John ~~ 1 \ •ng the ham dinner were Mrs eouMnf:l, Best~ and Max Sanborn, Sund.11ys 11.1 7 30 f' M. f u!lz !i llpt l\lornmg wonhip, or Ulhle study L W McComRII , Mu. Lawrence Church of th• Nan ... nt, Svra- dlnatnn Rill~ lllstallatlon or Elder; Unlt.d Methodl•t Stli-ldl'ly Sch· Milhoan MrR Perry Milch., Mr'l 11.nd family Fnday Mrs. L W McComas baa tautht cuse, Roy K WUllama, pa~tor :O.l1•~ flit It' ~ll!•wl•H' , r •1nstaiJatJon oo l - 9 15 am I hen Sm.th Sup! Halph Radcliffe, )Irs Harolr' the Fourth. Grade thiR week wh.ll .i! .Suhjcr.:t Wood~crd Mrs Sunday :lchuol 9 30 A M Mornma I II (, rat... Jurlson White Su~:~an --Worslup 10 30 ,1m Kc."\ncth flY\ r, Mrs Crnry DaYifl bas bc<ln 1IL Fri wonbip 10 30, NYPS 8 30 p M l':~rk, sc rmun Th(' Elder '• 6 p n, rhe Chttrch To~l'iy ~ Yf Bl'~!l Sanborn day Mn Noah Ha5klns taught for ~van(lcl!.'ilrt' iwrvJco 7 30 p 1'11 Wr stnllll' i('J Yl"lllth l•'ri'OWIIhiu 5 30 pIll F.ut::cnc Frye, pre(IJdcnt Mra. Jam(ls Hawley Frith and Sixth me etm&:, Wednc1day evoolng prayer meet MutHI.il 'i 10 :-:i{'!>slon J his atternoon startms at 3 terade leather BIRTH ANNOUNCII> tne for I he m1dweck 10nd 'I UL'M11,)' \\'~tllw~rl ,•> 6 30 Junror Cholr, 7 O'clot k and continmng mto lhl· Mr and Mr8 Garl Vanderhoof A i le and Mrfl Gerald E Rougbl kfter11oon Drayer ho~tr I' 111 Si"u Jor l'1101r cvemng 'Mission Institute " at and chlldren, Pt>it&Y and Elmer Ellen Ncssclroad are announcing: Houle of Prayer, CCo!:tst•r, S.,. Ch11rc:h Of Chrl1t, lredbury, Ed l'rmty ~.f.clhodlst Church at Po1\ Marion, are "1ekend guests of I the blrth of a.o lb ; oz baby 1irl da:y School 9 30 A. M Mornlna wnd 1- u1r1 ~on pastor Bible SCh ~mouth, Ohio - Monday evening worah1p 1l A M SundAy avenin¥ ool ll JU I hnrman C11ney, IU[J', - Orhclal Bo4rd Meeting Ill 7 45 born at the Loekbourne Air BaRe E Maller worship a! 8 Pnyer mcetlng on Morn1ng wort~hlp, Ot~ hllan F.n \II Commlsslnns wall meet at 7 Hi Ho.!iplt11, ColuPJua on Fe! 1 PRAYU GROUP TO MilT Gnnt!parel'l\1 are Mr. and Mra. Thur11day 8 P M. de&\or, 6 p m , E\emng servic e~ ---'Wl·dntaday 7 p m --Pra) cr The l'ometoy Women's Pra~er Geor~r Net~tolroad, Sr., Pomeroy. Church of Chrlat, lr.ctf•rd. 7 :JO mcetmg CIL'I)tlp will meet at tho Federatt•d and Mr altd MJ'll. Guy fto~11ht of Cf1rl1tlen Scl•nct. Sodety, 144 Rev John Wyalt, Putor. Bable Prelltyterlan Churd~ SvracUM, Cburcb, Wednesday at 10 am. Heapcna, Mi~h. School D 30, churrb aervicea 10 30 the Ht'\ How 1rd Huppelt. pastor ~ulhNry A\•c Pomeroy Mornm11 Youth meetlna: 11 8 ?. M. and ('hurl'h Sdwol 9 30, Jtobcrt Har servlc~ al 11 l\ M with l.o\e the evtn(lellstJc tervlce Sund1y eveo rh n ,t•pt \\'('!tminJter Youlh subjcrt of the lesson sermon and Jns at 7 James Reed, Supt. f f'liowshlp 8 30, Evening !crvicc, the Golden Text We hu known frn MethMist Church, Harr'r 7 .10 ordmatwn <~nd lnRtallatlon or and believed l'1c lo11e that God God tll lov~ and h1· tlath to us Batet, Paslor, Laurel Cliff. Sun ElderM ~~·rmon lop1c Tho Elder day School 9 30, Clau rDettiDI Alfred Methodl1t Churth bv that dwclleth 1n love dwcll.clh Ill 10·80, FMY acrvic:e '7 :00, Preach 1L M (,rovl' p<L!'Ior - S S. at 9 30 God ;ntd God In b1m 1 John 4 16 Jna 8 00, Prayer Meet1n1 Wednes- Lloy(J UJ!Ii n,.;t• r, Supt ,_ Worship Wednesday evening scrv1cc at R d1y 7.30 Hysell Rua Sunday Sl'rvll('S nt tU:45 Dln11morc Boylt•" The publlc ls cordially lnvtted tr. lkbool 10 Preacblnt 11 16 lcadf'r ~ suu afternoon from .! atlcnfl Reading room w1lh s1cle FAtiVIIW to 4: St n LCi"s al the Elmwood r..<'~l ~·ntran(c located at r,•ar of chur Edward Grlffltb paalor SundiJ' l!onH.' - \\ t d me Prayer 9l'r· ch, oprn to the pubhc on MoLH~Y Sehool 9 30 •· m, Youni Peoplet virt'll .11t 7 3l) -- TueR eve Feb 2 from 2 to 4 P )(, meetinl 8 f.:) p. m; Pre1cb1q aer. :\f Y 1-' SkallllJ party at rmk on Ylcet 7 30 p m; pra1er mee&irq:, Route 7, nc.~r ('h('litr.r Wedne&dav 7 30 P m Th• P:•derated Churc .. kvana• 'Ibund.ay 7 30 l' M E•at I..etart d~al oHld ],r[(>rmcd ]•n•sbylcr•an 0 . ITANIACK, l•bl•l• er powd•rt, 930 MornlnJ( worahip IO.t~ Eve- Rev w 3 J<!o J Bartels, pastor Mr aln1 wonblp 8 on tho lit, 8rd, lib Jo'rP.d 131 11 unar s s Supt sunday fCIIr nll•f •' COLD DIICOM,OliiTI Th• IT AN I A C K tnMrlptl•n IJP• Sunday• l~l)'41f MceUna Wed t hun h Sdwol _ D 13 A M Wor· f..-.. ull II a Mlftbtll•tl•• of IIIU' r•· let<ioy 8. u...•lnt ln .... lll•ftt& lhll w•rk toeeth.r Racine Mta~lo" Chari" luth ~ hlp 1lov1 - 10 30 AM Sermon f•r FAITilll .. IL.\1' •' HIAOACHI, 1 .. IUliiALQIA 101d ACHtNQ MUICLU Sunday '130 IDd Some individuals might m~nlion du• to •CIIId1 ITANIACK Ait4 Ill.<'.· ~l.nd ChuN:h, Earl Cutt.r, dt•rs nnd Ur•.1cous, Sunday Glutrch OUCll ,.VIIIt.. INA.. lACK will. Savings. Checking, and Loans, and st'?P ITANIAGte.. putor, Au't pU\or, Edith Codner School 1'f'll( hcr~; anrl nH1ccn meet there. However, we offer a complete bank· Services Sunday 8 00, Tue1day II r;;,;;:"";;;;.o-;,-;;--;;,;------------;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;c;co.-;;-;;;;-.11 7:30 IDd Fnday 7 30 irlq service, to meet the broadest needs. Rev Robert E. Lmter. Putor. SuDdoy School 9 30 A. II. DaJUI WmebreDDer, Supt. WOJ'Jib.ip 8e.rl'Jce& 7.30. Third Street PtnltcMtel Church Middleport, B. L. Bvreu. paator. sunday School 10 a. m, Eveni.DJ aervice 7 u D m. lfrace EptK..;.pal church, lalt )h.m Street, Pomeroy. Rev. J .Edwm Charlet, Rector, M.ra CedrJc W Clark, ~,~rg~:~oiat. Worlhlp aod sermon al IO·ao A. M, Holv " t:ommunwn ftrst Sund11y Ia mouth •-h 1 B d Ch urc h ""' oo, egmaera an Primary, at 10 30 A M.. For informalum eonc~DIDi our work, pleue telt>phune :102-J I Middleport Society I 11-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Feb.,2,1957 Youngs To Host At Dinner Before Obse"ed Fifth Birthday Wedding Rehearsal Birthday Obse"ei:l On Wed. • Mr and Mrs J A You'na Sr For Dallas Weber Mr and Mra Perry Olrpente~ are er.tertaJnlng thts cverung w1t~ a dinner before the rehearsal of lbe mar ru ge of his daughter Mary Jane Yoll(lg and James W k1tchf' n The d.nnl'r w1il be held al tbl .Marun Restaurant wUh the fiftlowtng members of che wedding party and guests atteqding 'Mr and Mrs Young Sr', Mr and Ml"ll Joe Young Jr and children, MelaJne and Joe Ul, Woodiheld , Mr. and Mrs Howard Kitchen and 100, Chill'l~. Mr. and Mrs Char le1 Bradbury and chtldren, Suz anne, Aaa and Mary Mr and Mrs Pau( Werry, Mr and 1\In Roger Bashore, Darton, Albert Werry, Mrs Cbelter Erwm, Edward Kitchen, Marilyn Sue Knight, Barbara Scott, Unda McVey, Marianne Rlchcreek., Car~.ol Tate Mr and Mn. Fred I Gardne-t, Ruth Ann Powell, Mary Jane Young, James W Kitchen Pastel aladiolus, iru and c:hry&anthe mums wtlJ be used to deeOI"ate the tables fo rthe dinner party Tbe rebearaal A':IH be held at the ChurCh of Christ where the 'Open church weddln1 will be soJ.,. mnbed at two o"clock Sunday aftc 1 half-hour rec:Jt.al of mulic. The Stteond birthday of Dalla11 , younges t aon of Mr and J4n Vernon Weber, RuUand, wat tele.bra~ ed wtth a family dinner at th~t> homl' of h1a: (lrandparents. M.r and Mn· Lawrence Milhoan HI!: birthday eak.e was In the lhape of a lamb and p1ctureR were taken of the baby as be wa.s allowed to eu.t bls cake, Mr Those preaent were and Md Wi1!ber and children, Denllis, Dean Donna and Dalkls where do COLI SUFFERERS - - -- ~~ ,, ---- ·- -- - ) How t Ch ri ~tion Scie nc e Heoh On the spot with food you'll like Here's for foOd that hits the sJlot. served at table or countcL'. Lmda McVey and Marianne Richcreek, room m!ltes of Marl ,Jane Young at Scott Quadrangic dormitorY at Ohio UnlversJty, N, tertatned recently wilh a surprise per110nal shower for Mus You11g who w111 be married Sunday Ft:'h ruary 3, to James W Kitcht)n The g1fts \~.ere placed under a decorated parasol ano shower of pmk and wb1te streamers Refreshments \\err served t the guests who wei e g1rls living on the s~me floor e( the dormJ. tory energy? r ' TV SIRIU for Everyone Breakfast, lunch, dnmcr, snack- try us once an~ ypu'll be back Come m today! ' Co BeJI&Ion Be PraeUcal l 111 Blllllleu Life MARTIN RESTAURANT . N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Teen-ager or not, you' need loh 11f milk ' every d~y to kep you fit ond on the go. • • • • MOMS ALL OVER THE AREA ARE RAVfNG ABOUT FARM FRESH' MEMBBB FI;DERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP• MIIBiier Feclen1Be1ene 8ydem. · ' Mi ~ ROOMS Of ~ New Punalture : roa I I i ~ Goad Bot Choeolate JUST "HEAT'N-SERVE" OUR I BAKER CHOCOLATE DRINK FURNITURI SPRING HILL DAIRY 0. ft ~ t ........ C.. . . , ID llildl.,.C BA&Q PUB.,_,.. '"•··-lltlf First 1bwaJIS" .. - GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~~~~~~~~~~··~··;;~... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . .. ... ...... ~ WILLIAMSON OIL CO. As Of February 1, 1957 HAS· SOLD• Wholesale Distributorship For Meigs County, Altd All Equipment • WEST MAIN STREET STAiiON OPERATION .WILL ' . COHTIHU~ :.Accessory Store :old Inn Service Station Watch For OUR ADVERTISEMENT ON TIRE-ANPSILE ACCESSORY . · ' RST e In Local Newe Ia Advertlalna ln Circulation .•. enttne Weather &y Unit.-d Prtu Ohio Met•tly dolHiy and c:ol•r tod•y with oc:e:.. IOMI driu!t MnrdMast this morn~,.. H'eh M· cter In ttt. 30'• nortt.. .st to 40'1 Mutheas.t Low 15 to 20 north and 20 to 11 !IMitb. f9n...... ' VOL VIII NO. 249 SINGLE COPY--k • orty • 1ners est' I • • 1a • 1ne COLUMBUS, 0 (UP) - A pro· po&al lhat would add two to fave days to Ohw's public s,chool term may be put befo~ the Ohio Sett· ate EducatiOn Comm1ltee Tuea· day. The measure , sponsored by Sen C)Jarles Mosher (R Oberlm) chair· m1n of the Senate committee, is backed by l.be State Board of Ed ueatton ManN board members believe the pres~nt l~~ow does not allow suffJden~ ins1ruction. The present law requires 180 days but tm<~ 1s reduced by four or ftvc holidays and tlme off for teachers' mcetmgs • The new bJII would call for 180 days muumum jnstrucllon, exdu anve of holtdays and time otf for teacbers' meetings. r-ne sreatest opposition was ex :Pected from rural areas, where of IlcJala wtnt the term to start the day af'er Labor Day and end just before Memonal Day. -Lawmakers, meanwhile wtre ex· pected to .. dd tomght to the 290 bJlJs already introduced tlus •e:sJ:y~ )~e faftb week got under- FOR $299.00 . POMEROY, OHIO 1 Spring Hill -We'll bll glad to give you lull Information about the various services that this lxlnk 111,akes avGliable to CI.JIIIomers. • The FARMERS BANK and Savings Compruiy the Shower Is Held For Mary Young By Room-Motes ~~~~~~~~~·~/~~1 1~ ~r~~an'~~n~~llt~l· ~::~YS~r~ces Jef! Mlplrin. FNnk, Ike and Ste''BI l.eif'helt Chuckle Murray, J. c; Russell, Mrs Earl HattenbJieh~ Mrs. Jack LelfheJt, Rodney Spen-cer Roland O.rpenter ~ey get Rotary Club ~lney enterlouned wU.b a p ~ rty Wedneaday ev~mng at their bo.me hoQ·, orlng th(:l.r JOn RoJer on hil t1ftb. birthday. · Each guest Wit presented PIJh!"t; bats Game' were played and prll." et awarded tbe wlnnera. ! Ice eream and eake were aerve~ to Susie Wood•. Sharon W•lbutD..,. , Two bJ11s wtn be.. sltd•ed WedneMfay by the House Finance Commtttee propo11lng pay boosts for the 46,000 state employes. One measure, by Rep Harold W Oyster (R·Manetta) would gave p11y r:me! of about 20 pef cent and would cost about $33 4 milhon It is backed by the Ohao C1vt1 Scrvtcc Employes Association. The other blll, by Reps Ray Sours and Ed Rowe, Akron Repubhcana, would grant a straight ~ per month lncrealie at a cOst of about $12 million. Two proposed constitutional amendments come before the Senate Eleetaons Committee after tonight's ~e11sJOn of the Legislature. It IS Ure second h.ear101l lor bot~ One meafure would allow new restdents wl'o haven't lived m the 1tate a year to qualify as elec:tors to vote fot' president and vtce ,president The other would allow an elector lo vote for governor and lieutenant governor wltb a single "x" Marshall Science Fair Deadline Is Set }'or March 25 Athens Community Concert Will Be Held On Thursday W1Ui1nt Warlleld, baritone, will Thursciay b)· the Athe111 Commun1ty .Otl \c•t A a!OCJatJtJn ~t the Memt'lrial AuJ 1• toriufn at 8 p m This Is the third concert prescn· ted tbta season in Athens T~c paovam w;IJ mdude werlts of Mozart, Monteverdi, Luily, Hand.el. Loew, Sebubert, Verd 1 and Bolto 18 well u NegJ;O spmtuab &.nd old Amenean aorigs be presented The topic tontglrt will be "What Matthew Teaches About Hell" ani the p1clure wall be shown w1th mustc "Hts Eye Ill On the 1 the Sperrow" -------MEl.GS GENERAL HOSPITAL I I Admitted, Clarence Freeman, MaddlepoTt (Saturda~·l. Sunds:,o Jean Hennessy Pomeroy Ditcharg"'t1 Scott M11maw, Syr:t cuse, Josr.nh Meek, Middleport MITER RICIIPTS Margery GiUllan Chesler, Hollis Mtddleport Patrolman Gilkey to- W:ard, Middleport; Kathryn Payne, day re}Y)rte:l eoJlediona of $165.50 j Mldclleport Kathryn \flchael, Ml" tQday from Middleport parking dleport: Mrs. SylvJa Collms anu meters for the pad Week. baJ>y, Pomeroy March 2:i has been set 11 the deadhpe for entries in the Mar-· " shall College rRegional S<!ledc~ JI'Bir to be held April 5 lnd 8 at the wllege ph) slcaJ eduCation bULidmg, at wa!l announced by Dr. J. H Hoback, falr dh•ector~ Dr H9ba~k explamed that If entry forms are not in by this date, " the names wtll be umltted from the official Ftl'ir prog, am Entries &hould be In by March Hi, HobacJc emphulr:ed , The Selenee Fair wall give junwr hagh and senlor h1gh sch(lol students of the tri swte area ar. opportumt) for the d11play of sclentJIJc talent and proVIde recognition of tbas t.aleut;. The fa1r alao strive!! to motwOJt~. eneo11rage and Inspire m students the ct.esue for scien~tfte ex:pen· mentation and d1eeoyery. to encourage talented youths to enter scu~ntiClc careers, aad to focus .~~ttentloll on science and 1tiurn tate 11tudcnt, tcacbcr, .1nd COIDfflAID• ttY interest. J CennUcs or (be tfi·State area from which students an ettg1b!c to take part are. ln West Vtrginla· Cabfo:ll, Mme;o, Wayne, Lmcoln t.osan and wcstwn Putman, m Ohm Gallia Jaellson, Metgs Law, rt'nce, Scioto, and P1ke oountre11, und m Kentucky. Btlyd, ,Carter, Floyd, Gre~nup, Jqtmson Law renee, Martin, and P11l:e oountie!t In nddition to otber prizes, tbe two grand pnr:c wi.nner!l, a boy and ~1rl, will reeei've an all·ex pcnqc paid trip to the NationaJ Sctcnce Fa1r at Los ,J\ngelea; Ca.LI· Corma, May 9-11. Special music for the scrv1ce w:•s ptcii!Cnted by Joe B11rnetl, Hun tm{l:ton, who eang a solo accom panled b:y Mn Chester Erwtn, ot ganlst for the services WON'T LEAVE HER SIDE (Contin11ed on ~114 fl.,. \'outh Escaped Demolished Car Sunday Morning PIINCI refwl:el to &eave h1l: mlltreu,. Obrlltlne Ander&OD, 26, who l1el badJ7 buraed lll JOamt, J'1a, after runnln& btto a burning bnlliUnl tb f'MCUtl . , ll'lnlid. A lrtmao'a hand tuas at Prlnee'a <Ollar to ,.t .lit' dol """"· P""""""'""' ao.,,li,holo/ Pomeroy Chamber Of Commerce To Meet Tonight DonRid JuniOr Fhnn, 19, Ql Ra· cine RD 1, escaped inJury ' early Sunday mor:ung in Syracuse when has oar v.ehl out of control on a curve, turn"d over, and was deMembers of the Boord of Dtrec· mohshed tor11 of the Pomeroy Chamber of The Slate Patrol cited Flinn Ill· Commerce w1ll meet tomgbt at t.o Mayor William Thuener't court 7 3(J p m. 111 !he offices of the at 7 p m Feb 7th on a charge of 0~ l'ower Co ror the transac: reckless operation The atcjdent tion of tmrortant huslncas rclat occurred at 2 15 11om mg to a CiioperatJvc effort Wllh The State Patrol abo reported Middleport Hallie Ross, 20, Albany, wat f1ned ~II memhl"rs of the board, cbau $25 anrl co~ts for drl.vJng an un· men of eclrnnutt~.>cs and chamber safe velucle thl!J mormng: by Jus· members aic urged to attend, ac tlee of Peace R E Grmdley On contu ,g to Uon Springer, seereSunday Benny Stafford, 20, D('x tary ter was arrested for speedmg and Will go befl)re Grmdley at 10 a m 1 on the 11th 1 MARCH OF DIMES AID Justice Gnndlcy also on Sunday Mr MaurJce l.Altt, prtnciptl of fmed Ernest l{eesee, 20, Rutland Raeme Grad(' School, reports a $30 and costs for unsafo operatJOn total oC ldty nme dollars and nineand $25 11 nd costs for rcsasting ar· teen cents ($59191 contrabut.ed by rest, both eh&.rges belng ,brot41hl the teachers and puptls !or the b:y the Patrol. ".March of DlDl!!~-" (Continued on INSffl Mwnl Market Reports I I 'nUS MIXTURE, 5MW on tropical cactus In Loa Angeles county, cautomta, Is more Bhlve.ry evidence of the harSh wlnter we're having. The San Fernando valle:y auow.stonn luted about a half· bour, but melted rij'ht away. ( hihTmiJtWnGi Boxndl'l&otol CJNCINN <\.Tl, 0 (UPJ - Pro~ nee EgJ:s, ab1ml steady net .,.rices pa1d at fan1s for U S consumer grades whites and browns A Jumbos 33 39, A l.arge 30..33, A mediums 2&29, A smatl 00:24, 8 large 27 30 I'nces F 0 IB Cm· cmnali wh iles and browns A ~ large 38-39, A medaum 3~36, 8 large ~4 35 Ch1ck,.ns fryers about steady, fryers 3 311.! lb 19-20, hens, heavy type 13 16, hens, hght type IHL Dutter, OOscoae, 68 cents lb. � 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. 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