https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0f2d970ea221853372022f7d0283abca.pdf 29c4a2ba923ec69ad83db7019e8a6a11 PDF Text Text • 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. �- ----- ...... ... ' ' '. ~. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Feb 4, 1957 PROBLEM BOY 'The Editor's! MailBag 9 00 lOOO evet.__{lve, and I 11 00 11 30 12 00 was r(co:~ r! ~;c atf'd stlff.-y..rtcr hear lng how 1 t Pk 1l made some peo pic fNI an~ one oo .!!liCk he had to go s ltfught to bed Was I surpnscd to ftnd the te was so httle to It To me !he pam was about double that Whether you are a pa1 e nt w1th a so n m the Boy Scouts now ~r whethe r you have a son \\oho has g1adu<:~ted from the Scout mg r.:: nks and has gune out '"the "mid \OU may be mterest Pd 1n eatmg ch1cken and en;oymg a Scout111g atmosphe1 e F11 • ' ' ', • • . :;1., -· -Ill!; ------ - --·-- - - ----- Around and About BY ROBERT C. RUARK In rcllllll lor ~111111' nasty thm;• wtll dY.elt on late1 1 offct !hH free of charge to lht sportswear peuph• I lu g tht> be rt•' nH'II pla.L 1t hi!.( on thr. llud&N for heavx promollon Jt iB the only pedtl('t ple(e of hc;ulwear }"I destgned Th1• Bnthh armt d lorrcs f<"ind th1s out a long llllll' age So did the Fre11rh an d S[l"n ,-,h 1 ~easants. Bul sumdtow 111 Amenca we al· wa)S ~.·It l11at the bt'• t t wag slnl fJI:'d I· vtn t htwgh til ,_ hulc Seo-•• man v.ho llvrd utf \lat meul and 1\eat \thJSkj adoptc •l thf' tam o ~hunter we have lurnt>d 1t down l w.:.~ ~ huutu.g 111 Afnc11 recently and ;,:ut lin•d of hat:~ Mine WJS a gootl hat - n big stctson ~tolen from llalph Johmton ol Houston Tr>, 1111r] !{l rdlul v.1lh a lllopnrd l11il Vll) prt•lty but It blew otr all lht• tim~ 1n the open Je ep anJ kept geUmr.: tan gled In thorn lrl'e~ Wht>ll I W rs rUillllll\l 11\tlly frUPI thmgs So I ,h111ked back to Spa1,1 and b<Higltl Ill\ sl'lf a h<' ret or THE CONTEMPORAI\ Y pos1t10n of buSiness 1n American sopety Imposes mnumt!rablc n e v. responstbilites as well as opp01 tumtJes upon the modern busuwss executive In the emerging ethos o( ou1 l'Ulture more I" demanded of the successful business lead('! than 1mmedwte profits, baste as they are to the stabllity of a pnvate enterpnse Because business ts t h c ma1n sp rmg oJ our economy, Jt is ahm one of the balance whl'(·l~ IJf out soctety locked m creatIve rnterplay wrth othf'l t ullw ,11 fot <'PS sueh as educat1on, re hg&on, governnll'nl , J,lh<H pol1lt co.; .wd communJ<atwns Thr s Interplay, whose mflu cnu• s pnwb tluoughout the naUonal commumty, has s ltmulu tcd not onl v a \tlal new pa1tnersh1p or SR's 1957 c!lallnn gors to Nell II MrEiroy , ptesldet!t of The Proctor and Ga1uhll' ('omp,mv and chau man Qf The Wh1te House ( 'ontNciH'l' on E<lu <.t laon , prob~bly the most massive and se<ll<'hmg rolhUI,lt LUn on U.S eduratwn m oui history SR's editors \\l'tc unprt•sst'd by Mr McElroy 's stew· 'fhe bcrl'l 1 llisi'OVt'rt'd 1s !he yoll r only hat '.\lurh Will kN•p hold spot f10ITI bro iling wh1lst ul lowing ,FIHr tucc lo sun btu n It kel'PS your htm out f\f y1mr e)'l'~ and dOO!I not blow ofl no ma1le1 what speed you pre trnvt•lm g 11 does not SIIIIK 111 but~h ~ It Wt'l ,.l hs nothlllt:: you just st u\1 it 1n ){l iJ I ,otket It l!ii U!J8li11JUSII(•d fot ~wa\1. 1, lht.!~ p1ckm~ up ~torp1 rJ1H 111 mopping }our b1ow I dtt•<t fo, ward It prov1qes sh<~dt! f0 1 lh l• e.\ell and lhe fron ta l llone 13a• k ACROSS 1 Genuine chlel G Garden amphibian It Great U..k,. f1eld of education 10 Island Napoleon a ew:lle 11 Crudce ~ In the1r cholte fm tlus )l'·ll \ ('tl,t1lon the editors al,;o were guided by a rl•prP~l'ntldl\'e pt'mt•l of Pducators, editors, bust. ness executives anti ot ht•r b,u omcteJ s of m formed opinion The panel mernbl'ls ntl nu.:-tl M1 MlEiroy from among foUl teen pronunent nomlllt't'~ f01 tllf' 1057 citation. Mr Md;lroy, 1\S SR ~ BusLJLl'ssm.Ln of the VeAl'," has C<llldncted hla business .u1d soc1al Interests m a way to make out· standmely etrct'lt\le the modt' l n philosophy of business that private enterprise should he ;md <:an he w1sely combmed with public service ta Oxllkl ' I14 antelope Fowl I ' We ftnd the Boy S<:outs of Amert('a at lts peak of membership as Jt oelebrates 1ls 47th :mnrvet saty during Boy Scout 1 of greatest significance 27 Male ... .....•.,. "•••... 33 Rull1ency :n St:~lenm woruJer 3S unit dlstrtbutln~ over one and a quar· Y-ter million pooters and th!l'ty-sev•n million Uberty Bell door~knob hangers." says Or Arthur A Schuck Chief Scout Ex .. cuUve, "fulfilled a respon s lbllity of vital impf'lrtance to our country and 1n so doing Pt ovlded hundreds of thousands of YOIIftl Americans wllh a citizenship troll!m~ opportunity both ehallenldnl amt worthwhile, There is pro"'bly no more imporunt dtl!enahlp (OfV!Ce than that In wluth our Cubmastero. Scoutmasters, Explorer advtsors and their assistants are en- . . .,..,..".. -,; ~~· • ------- T'omcroy C.:h,lpter 186 OES w1ll m~et In retular sess10n T11esday ei'Cnina at lhe Masomc Ternptr. CILiftRA1'1S llRTHDji.Y Mrs Per~· L Peoples or Union Avenue cel~hrated her 82nd birthday Sunday Her cbildren Mr and Mrs Leland Peoples of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Wilson Norris of Athens, 1nd her &rand cb1ldren Mr and Mr!i: Ralph Poston of Logan, Oblo, and Nancy Lte Norrll and Bobble Norris of A~hens, and Great Grand cb1ldren Cherry .Po• ton and Oren Po,ston of Logan, were present for the occasion 3TWOIIh~ .,.... •llllml Mm.- ta. rtname WSAZ-TY Sl&n On 7 Oil Tod1y g 00 Coffe e T1me 10 00 Home 11 00 The Price Is Rla:ht 1 L 30 Trotto. or Conaequenees 1~ . 00 Tic Tac Oo~h 12 3il U Cnuv.t Be You 1 QO r.unent :! 00 Parson's Study :! 30 Tennessee Ernie Forll 3 00 Matmee Theatre 4 00 Queen For A Day 4 45 Modern Romance !i 00 Comedy T1me 5 30 My LitUe Margie 6 00 Federal Men 6 30 News 6 45 Sports Eye 6 55 WealherC'ast 7 00 Grand Ole Opl'J' 1 30 Jonathan WtotetJ Show 7 45 NBC News 8 00 The B1a SW>~ e: D!l 8 30 Noah'l .V~ 91l0. J~ne WYman Show 9 30 f\illlSitons Cm•\(l Theatre tO.~ A ))!an Cllllli4 11 oO N~ws Jteadlin~s · 11 15 \Ve'ltftP;Tctst 11 20 Pre~ Box: II 2lJ Toh1glit 12 so S•gn :t. tire IIOWM .........u.. I lrtlud , ••w lo wor• Itt AXYDL.A.A.XR DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Rero'a fa LONGFELLOW On• lttter limply standa for anothtr In thll aampie A 11 uaed for tiM lhrM L 1 X for the two O't, etc. Sinrl• h11tters &JIOI" trophea, tht ltnJlb and rormatlon ot tht wont• Ire all hmta ~tl day \ht codt l111tten &rt dlft111nn1. • DIJ 800 900 10·00 l01SO 11 30 12 00 12 15 12·30 12·n J·OO 1 30 2 DO 2.30 3 00 3 30 f 00 4 l5 t·30 ~ 00 "3 30 6·_,5 8 55 7 00 7 lS 7 30 8 00 8,30 9~ ' 9 30 10 00 11 00 11 05 11 10 Garry Arthur God'rey Strike It Rtch Vali11nt Lady Love- of Life Search for TomoJTOW Gutdm1 Light K1tie s Kitchen 1&3 the World Turns Our llflSB Brock& HouSP.party Blg""Payoff Bot! Crosby Show Brllhter Day Secret Storm Edge or N1~ht 'l'bt Ear!y Show Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade Wsttherman ~ress Conference Douglas Edwards. Rob1nhoo1 Burns & Allf'n Ta.lent Scouts '] , Love tuc,y Del'ember 13rlde Stud1o One Up-to the M1nute N~ Scanning the Weather The f,ate Show CIIANNAL 13 « SliD On 45 Cartoon Club 10 Noon New~ IS Nelghb(lrs 30 Uberaee 1 00 1~ 7 30 Hange R1der 8 00 Phil Silvers Sho" 8 30 Tli<" Brothers g 00 To Tell ~he Truth 9 30 00 30 ·OO 05 11 10 m Red Skeltnn $64,000 Question • Do You Trut.t Your UP-To-The Mmllte Newt Sunmng the Weather The L1te Show ------' WHTN-tv Channel13 Monday- Channel13 11 11 12 12 12 WCHS.TV CHANNEL I 8 00 Capt:u.n Kanagroo 9 ()() Mor01ng Show 10 00 Garry Moore 10 30 Arthur Godfrer 11 30 Strrke 1t Rich 12 00 Valiant Lady 12 15 Love ol Ltfe 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 45 Gu1dtng Light I 00 Kahe's Kttehen 1 30 As the World Turns 2 00 Our Mln Brooks 2 30 Housep:~rty 3 00 ll1g Pavolf 3 SO Bob Cr.Jsby Show 4 00 Br1ghtl'lr Day 4 J5 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge o! Nlllbt S 00 The Early Show 6 30 YoUl' E110 Reporter 6 4~ Sports Parade 6 55 Weathermaft 7 00 Art Linklotter & ll>e 7 15 Douglas Edwards Femlmne Touch Mov1e Matinee !;~ :~;rn:~iaf~;e.~hvaJ ~ & 00 M1ckey Maus~ Club 8 00 Cartoon Club 6:30 Five Star Final 7:15 Jo,bn Daly •'14 Ne"' 7 ·30 Sherlock Holme~ 8 00 uaaa.y l'homaa Show 8:-30 Volee l4 Ftreltone WHTN-TV CHANNIL It 11 44 S1gn On l'l 45 Clrto<Jn Club 12 10 Noon News 12 15 Neighbors 12 30 Liberace 1 oo Femmlne TouC'h 1 45 Mov1e Matinee 3 00 Afternoon Ulm Festival 4 3(, Supe" Serial Time 5 00 Mickey M1lme Club 8 00 Cartoon Club 6 30 Five Star Final "115 John Daly & the NeW'It 7 3Q Cbnflict 8 30 Wratt Earp 9 00 Broken Arrow 0 30 DuPont Cavalcade Creek Roa'fl, and J A Youua: Sr., a reception was held in the cbureh bride and groom, w11 used tor W- the ..:ad ...-eddtng w>s performed by Fred tenter oC ttae brtde'• table whleb 1. G.!_rd'ler, putor of the Church waa lighted by pale pink candlea of Christ, at two o'-clock in the in crystal candelabra . Pink and nncl:uary of the church after a recital of oupttal music by Mrs. Cheater Er••tn, or1aruat, and Joe Young Jr, brother of the bride, voealht Mr Young sang ''Be· eause" and rlurmg the double-ring ceremony sang 11The Wedding Prayer." Whit~ sti\Ck aod ehryaanthemum• were used m the baptlatry with 1 wblte tulle h.eart ~~ the focal po1:1t of the arrangement Hearta of white carnaUona and luJie W'!re used below the center a:rnngement and allver bearta were on thP bows of While aaUn and lace whl~h mll'ked the peWI White ~athednl candles in ivy. wreathed seven-branched candela bra lhd eandles in cryatJI holden on tllf altar rail and in the win dowt hghted the ehurcb for the ceremony Ivy and white chrysan themums were used at the base of the hold~rs. Tb .It nd t · 1 d d M e Bradbury, e en s me u e of the rs Charles sister bAnrldep matr11"PM-<>Idhdolnor, MilS Ruth 1 owe ' eport, Mtts Ca· Miu IJRnldha me Y an lSI artanne c <thr..kb, Cdaldwell, aU class-matea or e rt e at Ohio Unlver&ty, madldMHfl bonoyr, Suzanne Bradbl ury an e amr oung, meces o the bdj brd d rt deb, umor l es-m.u s; Alia Br a ury, nephew of the br1de, ring-bearer; Edward Kitchen, bro ther of the ~room, best man, Paul Werry, Roger Bashore, brothersm-law of tht": froom, Charles Brad· n r.'1veTate, dCoMlumbuMs, bury, brot11erin-law of the bnde, Albert Werrv, ush~rs The guests were registered by Marilyn Sue Krught .!lnd Barbara Scott The br1de, who was given m munag(' by her father, chOse a weddmg gown of white Sllk fatlle styled N"Jth bouffant hooped sklrt, chapel tram and a fttted bodice wtth wrtst length sleeves The a:own had a portrait neckline out· lined m embroulered scallops and her fmger·hp vetl of tlluslOn was beJd 1n placfl by a cap of lrrad1scent seqwns and seed-pearls. She wore a pearl necklace and ear nngs, the r•ft of the groom, and carrled a bouquet of Lilies of the Valley and shattered Chrysanthemums centered with a wh1le Ca melha Mrs Bradbury wore rose velvet and the 1emor attendents had co bait blue yelvet gowns w1th the juruor brldf s matds weartng rose taffeta The matron of honor C'ar rled a corsage o( pmk shattered carnations C'entered wUh a rose camelha on a white velvet muff and the other attendents carr~ed corsages of pmk shattered CKrna tlons and rosebuds on their muffs The Jllmor bndes-maLds' gowns were Iloor length wllh long bo dices and full sk1rts. They wore clusters of pmk roses' on the1r hatr Tbe semor attendenls gown, were ballerma length and were princess style w1th off-the shoul· der neckhnes Feather bandmus and short veils matched their gowns and they wore pearl necklaces and ear ring11, the SLit of the white cyclamen bloa&qms 1nd pink 1eranium blooms were used with pink: tapers 1n a cryst1l compote candelabra for the table Mn. Kitchen chose a three piece grey tweed ensemble with ehareoal and pint ae~euorle. and, eoraaee of pmt camelliu tor ber travelling costume. They are at home in aa. &Pirtment on Western HUll, CarJhle Hill, Cbillleotbe. Mrs Kitchen, who Ia a sophomore at Ohlo Uruvenity, will clo pra~tke teachlna: this semester ..t cen· tral School, Chtlhcothe. St. IN! hie wilt IJtpear Tuesday nbrttary BOSTON At 93, Peter Conomos at 1:10 p m at Rutland ~!Cit sUH :st11ne1 shoes In ha Pari~ Square a.bap S?me days be il p. illted by ll,il fn.year-uld hrotltvr, lolltol. Admllllon Ut "' eent1 •for James 1dult1 pd II eents tor students a ......,__ Conn ~lU)i"\~orrnod io linquenoy A ,:. ,!t I and helfen IDDderately adjvu, l •teady ~ow11 aet.ive steady to ~lrong bulb and vealen ste1dy, ch01cP steen 18 7~20. sood 17 501 IS I!Jr.dard and good 17 ' Jtand ard 1~ 17, ~ holce hetfers 19 ® . good and chotce 18.~ , iood 17 18 2!1, standard to good 15-16, utLI llty 111 3, u"lllty cow• 10!10-U 50, eommerclal 12-12 50, aood and chou:~ ·:ealers 20-31 , cbo1cc and pnme ;;a, slndu'd Ui-20, cull and , utlhty 8-15 I A Cryptornun qu•tatlon KLN8Y QRVM: RJ VUN KLNSVNJV VDSV ONI IJU BIRTHDAYS CILIIRATID The annlv('rsary of Mr and Mrs Shlrlev MUI:il and the birthdays of thetr ' •ns, Donald and Robert, were celebrat" a~ a family din· ner fit lhelr home Sunday Those pl'f.sH\1 were Mr and Mr.'J Donald M1Us and ("htldren, Cynthia 1nd Shermnn, and Mr and Mrt Robert Mlii.'J and d1ughter, Robin -----DN TRAIN TRIP CDRQD CAONI -CI>RVOII. laturfty.. CrJlloquotr: W~NDS AJ\1: P'AIR AI,.W,\YS, WHSH YOU FLY FROM HARM - !QMI(ICLES J)J.ttrlb~o~lt4 bf Kinf J'talltlll .,ad~Mt• Mkhael Ray, small aon of Mr 1ndl Mrs Pt:te Elberfeld, enjoyed the 1att trip of the B & 0 tratn on Thursd!l.y when his mother and aunt. i\i'rs. Glenn Lambert, took hlm f'rc'om MlJon to Pa~kersbura where they were met by .Mr Elberfeld. Sheep 200, lambl fWl.1 JttMr. food 1a-20: cbolce 21; lltUitr t8 MOOd 1~18 , sheep itNdy to 1.00 hiiber, wooled ewet 3-1. Chu.tenH Justice SALT LAKE ClTY 'Mt.lrd Dil trlct Court Judee St.ewatt. M. Hn- o1 son adm'ta betGIJ an IUOfne)' sitting tn the jUJ')' box can be ~aan~· on a person The ju~t: tr'-d lO help the 1kuatloo by tut.alliq two doien foam ru.bber-tlllhiODed chatr& 1n his eourt room. Guests from out of town lnclud· ed Edward Yates, Mr. and Mn. FJdon Y1te.s, Mr and Mn. Zane Phlllips, Vlolet, Eddy, James and Lucy Yates, Manchester, Mr and Mrs Roger Bashore, Mr. and Mrs Paul Werry and son, Dougla1, Day. ton; Mr and Mrs Vaughn Price, Mrs Frances Larkin, Mrs Wilham Buck, Rutland; M;r and Mrs Robert Young, Troy, Mrs Etta Hart, Chauncey, Mrs l..ul'tlle Stratton, Columbus, Cathy Smith, HartVIlle, Mrs Paul Kennedy, Galena, Mrll Roger PhUhps, Wilkesville; Mrs Paul McVey Mr.11 H G Richcreek, Caldwell, ittss Carol Jaoger, Clncmnah, Mr and M". Joe Young Jr and chtldren, Joe m and Me· lame, Woodsfleld, Mr. and Mrs D J Tate, Columbus The sanctuary flowers were ar· ranged by Mrs Glenn Ntchols but the br1des' table and flowers for the bride a!ld her attendenta and the corsages for lhe mothers were a spec1al proJect of the Amateur Gardeners Club as a trtbllte to thmr president, Mrs. Robert Retbel, who IS abo RegJOnal Director of the OAGC Mrs James Titu1 Jr:--..and Mr~. Arthur Stmner were m chars:e of the flowers and were assisted by a number of the members No Rubber DES AlOINES Bank tellers and merchants thought they had trap ped a bad check art 1st .,., hen thev receJved checks signed "A s,wmd ler" But the becks were goorl, ~tgned by the treasUrf'r ol Davco. a Junmr Achievement firm Ann Swindler JliSt couldn 't rcst.'Jt the temptation to pull the gag AfTIIILVIIPUIUY. the np of the natton'!i teen- .after be ·~ tal;lueted. Tht Arm7 denied that ID,J tltll rteentlJ' took bfl pre-lnductloa physical at ot Its per:10nnel made aD-7 lltailealentl '"conceJ'DlDf the liemphll, T..m recruitlq ltatton, there were the retentloo ~ bill (l'relleJ'I) ball lt)ie." And pubU.hed report~ that tlq 7Dllhl: man wltb the here ta Centnl 'l'reu 1rtlJt Matt Wlllh'1 eonee~ 1W.tar and the lldtbutDI troro Tupelo, Mlu.. waal Uon ot how ~ ~ Rollllr !l'V'it PnllQ' wW looll oromiled 1w could Ioreto the reJEUiatioa batreut alter ht bad bitn ~ven • Gl rqulatlon balrcut. DID YOU KNOW Tll4.T? "For the Eternal will not let A dream of 20 years or so came true 1ast week when I saw and you go " heart famous E stanley Jones at ''How merc1ful God is to hrt the Pt Pleannl ~urtam on today ;and as we get Tanned a, deep bronze, snowy strength to meet tomorrow, then haired thiS 75 year old world fam to lift the rurtams on tomorrow" ou:s: preacher was all I expected "Real ChrtsbaiUI hve well and h1m to be they dt~ well" Most affcehng thmg lo me- lle "Men are born thtntmg for ind d h 1 lk ht ftntl• " 1 1 soune1S1eamgr1gou J of bts books, "Abundant Ltvmg' HlS suggcsllons for a Christian's and 'How to be a transformed Per prayer life hts stern denunciation son'', both of whlch are lymg on of aU form<~ of alcohol, tobacco, my de~k rl,!ht now, well·Lhumbed f narcoltcs , gamblmg and the dLSd 1 1 ces marked at special passages, rea maymg array o SOCia VI and reread all, ALL of these are dealth w1tb and so se nsJ bl}, so Iovmgly, that Dr Junes was leaving Huntlog 110 wonder one of hts hooks JB ton the very next day, on th( ca lled "The Wa)" ftrst leg of h.1s long Journey tc You Will notll'e from all this Japan for th1s year He goes to that 1 sorta hke that ChrutLan's Japan every other year and thl& Chnsllan, D" E stanley Jones. 1s hts year for the trip From St rmley Jortes "How to Be a Transformed Person " LOOKING AROUND - Zelia ''The worner meets thmgs three R1ley and BMH exch.angmg, vtews hmes, before they come, while on t1red feet- both or us admtt they are here, and after they are the chassts 1s too heavy for the gone" tract1 on pa~"t-botlt of us shuck off "Many go throught hfc w1th the our shoes mstantly"on commg inundertone (If a fear of death Life and 1 step trto "Angel Treads" (ha Is spoiled by forebodmgs Or ba)- foam rubber soles hght as many just put 1t out of mmd re half a feather---eonsequently, that fusmg to think about lt Hearst, pamcd exprcb1on on my face as the pubhsher would not Jet any you see m~ up street- mtss my ont! speak of death in hls pres· cloud soft soles- Howard Byers ence. One \Vrlt.er put tl "The re regretfully tel1 s me my 1957 fusal to confront death might be World Almanac's not m yel.--1 called the twentleth century only have a 1953 one, 8o may get evamng, for ts 111 the d1struct1ve Wll.) off on f'!xact deta11s-J1mmle mark of the modern mind • nut Buchanan's httle 4 year old tell nothlng IS solved that 1s evaded 1ng us ~cslahcally she'll s oon he It Simply comes back as hidden 5-"Then I can go to kmdergar complexes Wllhm, an undertone of tt•n '- one vf o ur most popular rear that puts a discord at the very / placl's tn lown for our \'cry young center of hfe ~Pe<rrl Rt•ynolds' domam, where "EVery day you can take hold she Js mdt'£:d queen to all her of life by the handle of fear or yo ung chart:f'S-Lt seems way bark the handle of fatth I ( 1v1] War limes when I was a From ''Abundant Lmng"mother hostt ss <It <:1 km,.dergartcq I -'~~:::::_:::_~::._:::~~--:::;:::~~~:::::::::::_::.:.___::::._ tea, L•1cille D~ton FariJ, the teacher-and do all you other mothers remember the Tom Thumb wedding and tbe tUX· edoes ('') Mrs Kenneth Byer. marie for our young to wear-Ob ml!, oh mr- l've bought V1leottne• now for 3 men folk-by hare!, h1rd gucssmg you'll know who-mce tc see Capt ll11ly Bryant of &bow boat fame on TV--oh, to see "East Lynne" and "Jessie James" agam m !ome good old meller drammet -you can 't revn•e tbat, however - It s v;un to try- It was one of those thmg" that exemphfied "The T1me , The Plaee, and The Play"- tl belongs w1th wooden churns, han:! drawn water, hot b1scuJh and sausage for breakfast ~so let 'er lay, say 1-show wm dows looktng sweet around llere with sprmgttme ltems--1 better o1l my lawr mower maybe-and p raps 1 can get Dad to tap ow sugar trees here m the yardneighbor Nora 1lf11ls gave me a stark lOokmg httle !)ranch of Ja pomta- 1 put 1t tn a ketchup bot tie m the warm sun-presto, l had pmk blooms 1n no hme--time to do some lol'l>ythla same way- !HI1 I bet Helen Uoyd, C& ell Kmca1d, Mrs Garcn Stansbury, Mrs Judy" Titus and Dulcie Rel· bel already have thetrs m bloom mdoors-and that's only a smldgcnn ol lh,. lud Jcs who do thls e<~th sprmg-liOOd Lmcoln story 1 read today,....a .politJCJ..an. l(tStting w1th a grou;J tn st ate pemtenUary got lost. p:mted up to a convict and asked !11m How do you get out of here anywa} ~ -.frances Klein rcmmd1ng us down at church \\ ed Jan 23 On th1s day 20 )ear ~ ae:r• (1937) the whole church was aflo<tt, about 4 or 5 feet of \\ater m m<Itn part of the church - so count your many hlessm ~s • th1s (so Ian flood-less year of 1957, -. ...__,_. ~ -~ SPRING WEATHER Is Many Frigid Days Ahead Much of ):Ire goln-~your car 18 apt to be on the rugged side. Take at-rantage of o Mtd-Winter Special to put your car in shape ~or safe dnvm,.durmg the worst weather. ' BRII<G YOUR CAR IN FOR A MID-WINTER SERVICE SPECIAL I ALL WORK GUARANTEED R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Cor. Mill and 2nd Sts. Middleport, Olllo -- WHAT MAKES CHESS/E'S RAILROAD Otu of B ...Us telling wluzl Clresapuzh arul OAi#l GR 0 W? IS Jo<ng fo maU tJris II bigger, htl/rt ra,/rrlfUL bride. ~ Reibel, mother of tht bride, wore a true blue gown w1th vetvet tnm and black ac~eHories .and corsage of white shattered ehrysanthemums, and' Mrs Kitch en, mother of the groom, chose a navy blue ensemble with whlte ac Chessle looks to the f"uture • 1!156 was a year ot signtttcant growth for Chesapeake and Ohio But 1957 should be an even better year as Chessie's Raihoad COD• Unues growing and going. " :b1Sem·1 . MA:DJSON, • . ) ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport. o., Feb, 4, 1t57-l Mra. Paul Werry, st.ster ~ or tbe groom, and Mn. Joe Young Jr, sistll!r-in-law of tbe bride, pre11ded 1t the sdver coffee 1ervlee and punch bowl. Dlnin&-room hostessea were Mrs Arthur Slunner, Mrs L E. R~i\oJd1, Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Mrs Hu.old Lohsl!:, Mrs Ernest Lallancc,.i.Mrs Oscar Rou1h, lira Leo Cbilla, Mrs 0 . E McK.iDleyr 9·00 Your TV Theater A:30 t.wren~ Welk Top Tunes 10·00 Polk11 Time t0:30 lllart Sabor tO 10 Confidential Pile 11'110 lfowo of tho lillbl .~ •'' 11·15 "nealn 13 t:i,i','~~il>t 1,3 ' 12:11 tltaa Off Marshall College Brass po CINCINNAn 0 (UP) - Uve1tocil.: Hora tOOO: barrows and siltJt mpder»ely active ,~ady JgG.22(1 lb 18 31'1 183 lb is ;m. 2io-235 lb 1• UHB.U 236250 ib ' 17.85-1810 280 lb '1s.e17 as t80 lb 181o' mb:ed -.ades 1f5-t:WJ lb l3!10-lf : aDd 16.25 dctwn boan 1_,0 ~ ady 11 7.. 200300 ' lb 12 u 1 .,e y, .... CatUe lftOO, calves ~ · steen z.nd Mr Jame1 W Kitchen, aun of soctal room A three tiered wed· Kr and M"S Howard Kitchen, dma: cake , topped with • mlnature Pomer(lv, Sunday, Febru1ry 3 Tbe rt Last fear over $90 million went mto new fretght cars, new diesels, new ore and coal p1ers, new yards, new signal systems- and more than half of this vast capital e>penditure was paid for in cash out of the C..ompany treas· ury. This year's pla.ia provides for even more improvements and new equipment, including ' c..,a:rr ju~enlle Sl!Uered & ~olt thi•Oel'1• day.J l1ter when tls president .arre1ted on charges of tbeft """' '" vandalism. $70 millioo for more new freight cari\ All of tltis e1o:pansion means better and faster service for C&O cmtomers. Chcssie's growth keeps pace with the steadily mounting demands for coal from the steel, electric and chemical industries. A million tons of Amer· 1can coal weekly are going to fuel-hungry Europe. New, efficient facilities will better serve the healthy growth of present indusbies, and attract new industries to the rich territor>; which C&O serves. i Nor has Chesapeake and Ohio expansion been confined to its 5100 miles of rail line. It reachmg into the air wtth a $3 ·millton invest· rncnt in Slick Airways, Inc., nationwide and 1 international air freight carrier; and to sea through 1ts partnership in American Coal Shippmg, Inc., a $50 million COrpol'ation to ad~ \'ance tbe export of coaL isl Hado Speclal• FefJ. 2-t ON KELLY TIRES IWOrd. the Scoutmasters Dr.tly Sf'nllncl Pomeroy OhiO Dea1 J<;dllor Jlt,..c nll~ )ou pubhshecl ~ 1 ot1ple o! ~rta~lcs wr11ten by Mr I' I) Saunder~ Vcleran tt•ncher on boys Obvlou~ry throughout hh "t' 1rs uf tea<hmg Mr Saundf'rs not only F w to undel',fand ~ov s 'll ll to gro.v very fond of them as well J ellJOYetl these art1rles t·ery m. ~ h as thev m,ide me realize a lut {)[ thmgs that we parents are 'Jft'l ued to take for "ranteo I howe a deftnltlo~ or u litl'c gtrl that I would hlle to add If I WIMt i• 1 Girl? LJtlle gtrls are tbe mcest thingc lhal happeus to peoplt! They art' born w1th a llttle Angel shme a bout I hem .md though 11 •ve-a1 s thm sornet1mcs !here Js al.vavs enough It It to la~so }Otlr hear1 -e\'l'1 when thev a1c s1 t1mg 111 !he m•Hl or uy•uJ, lf'1Upe1amental tean or ;Ji, ;~ dlng up the strel'l m mol"'t ,· lwst clothes A llll lt: g1rl can be swl:'e! cr ' llud b .~th len CJflnt·r than anyone else m .t he wu1 IJ She can Jl ttt..! r rround and !.lomp ~nd m<lkf' funny llUht s that frazzle )Ot<r ~t:r \'CS, )et Jtlsl when )Ou open vour •not•Ui she sland s tht!re de mure with that spec1al look u1 her t')CS l\. gJ.- IS lnnou_"JSC playmg 111 1hl! mud Beauh standing on 1ts ht'ad, and motherhood drag ~inl: <I llull Uv lhe foot Yes sh(' 1~ a nerve 1arkmg un· SliiH'e JU S( >1 llOJ Sy bundle Of tnhl· r ha•( 1:3ut '.lihen )0111 dreams tun1 blc down ~IIC lhD WU1lfl h!J '.4lli!SS when 11 see m ~ you arc prf'tt)' m'uch of 11 lool afler aU-she can make vo u a km{l when ~h.J chmbs on I lo Je vuur knee and wh!spf'rs, CUB SCOUT MIETING Parents of Cub SC'nuts of P Rc k yo u twst of all 1 ' Add this to Mr Sam lders art! 244 are urged to attend a mcehng about at !he F'1rst Bapt tsl Churrh lla!il' oles on ho}S and H just ment on Tuesclav at 7 30 p m sums up the facts that both boys wht•n thr Pack Will be rP.eorgRniZ and gt r 1 ~ are pretty w~nderful Mrll Howard S Roush ed Pnrents of bo}s ~ ho are now PomCI.()y, Oh10 eight }t'Hrs of age and t>hg1ble fur Cub Scouts art• also mvtl~tl to 11' rend th6 m~·ctm or Money Pil" UP SPRJNGFlELD MasJ Th1s c1ty has .$632949 11 s havmJJ troublo spending 1'he monev represents .,. RUMMAGE SALE meter profits ovE'r 11 pe:· parkJng 1 he FeUt rated rhuH h 111ll sron1od of ye"f!l By law the montt} ~r a rumman~e SHle Wed11esd<l} Februar) 6 tbrough f r1day Fe) can be spent onl.v for off-stieet ruary 8 m the pqnsh house Sec parklllg fat!IU IC!I And ~o faf &he Off-Streot Parking Commissnon Ond St. has been unable to de ~elop a sati.sractOJ v plan for usmg :he funds OIS MEETING TUISDA Y U ' IUteltlq has ~h~d~ tii1he hatlon lasl year through lts Get-Out-the-Vote camt paltn , I colloq ) 13 Feat ...... 10 · · " · ' Foundations . -ChannelS Th~ --·-- tnell ~ em.... ~ so many men their time •• J!\'it~ ~JAques These record the contnbullon Scouting task or 26 Lla. ·- devoted ~erv1ce tremendous a H.ay Bolgn 11 C:ha~~· a ball "· Tillie~ 18 and the Explorer Advloors and their assistants - who bring Scoutine dtrectly to bo) s. . During RecoguttiOn Day ceremomes these leaden will be '"The Dto1en~ 33~ .... "Recognition Oay" dunng Boy Scout Week has been desig- ;· 7 31. PcluMiiYt volunleer leaders wtth the boyhood of thw nation With presentatiOns of the Freedom 3 Incbwra 6 Bulging Jar 30 PNl 31 'I'NHINo honored !Jl(/@ 24 Man a nick· name 2:1 Labora. lorlel (short· tJ.TOVl\1 Ill....,_ career Scout Executives nated as the Ume to honor the Cubmasters, Sheltered tllnJ I 3t .. . . . Theirs Is a l 00 Daily Sentinel Day Book Bumtll Str1nJ Shore rtctu O.lnue dynaaty Final the fact that 1,200,000 udults serve as leaders, au or them volunteers, except lor the handful or 3,157 men who are full time In no other country in the world do we find &nd women of good ch.u acter Willing to share I .,"·-· ....._.. 2~ Week, l'd>ruary 6to 12. To~ay 3.300 000 boys are ''"J"l''"g the "game of Scouting" through Its three <hstlnrt!ve programs-Cub Scoutlnl, Boy Scouting and Explormg ThiS ereat WOI k Is made possible largely through the acllve sponsorshlp of churches of all denommatlons, schools and olh· Perhaps M11.fern Roma.orPI 5·00 Comedt Time 5 30 My L1We Marcie f'I •OO Sup,.rman. 6 30 News P1c-ture 6" Spol't.<l Eye all\ Uoll rehlse to pay the IWinty 6 :S5 We<~ttlucut rJ\@ dollars {I f thiS IS the C'a&e} tho 7 00 Sold~"" of Fortuo• If the) or a loved one nteded it 7.30 Nat "Kina" Coltt to tn e I donl bt>lleve m~ney , ..., NBC New• would be t!te- que9tLon then, and 8 ~~ef's S~c..e I don't bel!evll! It should be now Bemg a Chri~hj}l I had the 9 30 R®ert .MontJom"'7 quefltJI1n of wherher or not 1! we1tt 10 30 Bad110 '714 agauu;t our Father's wtshl><~ I 11 00 N~ws ireadhne1, I(OU)d flnd llq evrdenC'e It df}es 11 l:S ' \fet..tbercast Some of lhe mlm~ters lllld thetr II W rr...' l\pt ram111es heu! iiVe After prayina about ll I feel every Chmtian II ~ ToniJKt' 12.30 Sip- 011 :~hould !lJre 3nd every l'ltlzrn that ' 1s able Smretely, Funces Gloeckner Laudonv•lle, Ohto I l~ Unhappy ,• 28 Ap13 Posture 17 Strike P"•r 11 River t Lal t 18 E~tclll<~" Strlnaed 17 Per1l1n mauon lnalr~&ment. ruler ~1 I)J.IUSIId 31 Sootttee 1i Rlvtr :U Thrqw 34 Delay 20 : 22 123 2t · Important Citizenship Service er rommunJty lnstltutwns J ftl\ tr l.ll!et <I - - - - - - -- The h<lslc thmg in sports stuff for f{u: s ean be summed up eas1Jy If the dunaf~ is cald Is Jt warm and unllulky? iC the clJmate ts hot Is 1t cold <~nd unbulk} ~ lC thert> are bu&:s about, or bnars IS tht.•re protecUon'~ And always, the shoes better ftt and tbe socks bettflr be stout So1·e lt't!l can wreek an arch ansi:!! ~ temper, and spo1l lbe tri!' at well But none of ij bas 1o be prett . Wt> a. e not, art~r all , reheaf!llll 6 ror B must.cal eomed) 1 used tc get myself up ln the earht>r day s hke a combtnatlon Sl«>warl Gral' ft"r Vtctor Mature wh1te huntf!l and even the hyenas dcrlv~d extra lllugtht•J there f10m Mmd :vou, I don' t mmd t•xlr~ ndorumeut m rnalt- plum.1ge, b111 1 find a ""ork11hle flannel :du11 a p.lll of wa shed.out rot d01 uy11 n C'ouplt p~ur of shor h . and some rle&'nt "oots w1ll Lake you nearl) anywhere tn the wor:d you v.a nl lo .,:o, \In le ss II s to a hL~ chan,y ball t' ot· nw a IJI'; ~h.m 1 y hal~ ~e~1011 htg h.!) unl1 kely wa1 d 11 keeps the !rull (or rauu oft }our neck IL tOm08 111 hand) as a dipper when Lhe W&~l supply b prinuttve, or at; a wuhba.tln 1n tht! same cJrcurnatance You can I..I!H' tb1s thlni for f1~ •ac. iihung, huntme, Uratlng, rad ing, driVm¥ - even lltepJng, Jf your bead get11 cold at rught Fo1 a.~r travel It IS JUSt fine, and t'Vt!n lletlcr for souhng (If siCID'JSbip u ~e It doe11n t look iiS SJUy as a ta•J beeawte It hts your blad Ertd of Phtg fw the beret T"ls way tmh a sneakv lead 111 to what 1 re.;~lly had In mind whi1 h ha s to do Wllh. ..!:enc 1 sportswear In the old days you ('Ould e!11nu 1nlo an o'd pa1r of pants, Lwo swt•llters a lc<~ther )ll.l'kl't and ,, pa1r o( btc)'cle chps and go pr~ sentabl} ldcung - Lf, he.tven tl\' rrv, )O U like j)ll(lllnOIIJa ,11\tl CHili pCIIIitil frllt ture u ~ ~*purl Yuu 11lpped 1nto something old and uglv to fi sh F'or m us ~ por ts lh • older lhe cloth~s the ~ lopptcr the But don I forget the be ret gf'nts man the bette! Evt•n 11 It's a rust ume party you But thf' !lilme so1t of people who can put ou one or the old lady ~ lcaJ t11e dolls Uown the puth r11itlei smocks (ork the herct at a rak1~h angle stt'al a pamt bru< h ru~hwn w1se, seem to have ovf'r hau •f'<t the ha1ry chestc·rs Yon and sh ow' up \'l'n th£>aply as P• r got tu rlle-ss for it, Bud or you art• asso Dal1 u1 Gaugm espetlull} J , }our fa~.:e 111 du h ~ ntrrl'd u1 111 the lwttt•r bn r11 1n Co p,n ght, 19~7. by Unltt•d Fea the 'k1 JOin!:~~ and yal'J bas\uf; ai"Jd lure S} rjcht•ah• Inc ) r\tll C'll thes"1mmlng lwacht. J 1h•• v:wh mu st lal•tr just SQ l 't~ur !\lmwegutn rblllt"8 work B vr 11r to ('mbrOJder tilt rt md(-er II\ In your sweater You r1rn buy ~ bu1lt m taraway look to a1d Ill sc11nmng dlstanl SCI:Ill~ UAI LY CROSSWORD ex<'< utlvP of Ploltor .md Gamble and by the substantial amount ot t rmc and ent 1·gy he has devoted to a broad tange of puhlu ~t'I\!Ct JHIIJI.'cts pnndpaily m the ardshtp as .f 4:5 Livestock Re JJe or Mary Jane Youn(l, daugh- tered c:brys3ntbemums ter of ~ra. Robert Reibel, Leadlna Immediately after th• ceremony WCHS-TV Channe28 The Saturday Revtew , a n ew magazme dedicated to bringing busm~ss and ~·t1tl f',llton close t h as seietted Netl H McEiro} of Clnctnnati's Pt octor and (:amble Co the SR's Busmessman The Year SR snys of hrm between busht~ss a nd eduuJtlon hut has etched a new pubhe Image the bu s inessman as ,J bU Slll CSSJnan ·citJzen To fulf1l the obltgatmns or th• s Lmctge as well as to dlschar· ge the incre<H;Jngiy cn mpl c:x fluasi pollfJcal role of modern large-scale busme.ss, fot \hi! d lou lung uecutives have <level· oped a growing ll'\O!o(mhon of lht' ll tesponsibiltty to serve the public interest <iS .m lns<'lM' t~hle p.u t of their p11vate c01·por ate Interest To dtam <J. Itle llw du:.tl role of bustness leadf'r shap now evolvmg rn lh1 s <:OLIHIL \ The Saturd.ty Review has established Its annnHI t·ttntwn ot "Rusmesl<lman of the Ycnr" to seek out that ekP< uttve who h.• ~ measured up best to the new Image of the bu suwss m.w -< 1111.en And I) f1vc rlol hrS a pml to have 1l ildmuustl'red 1 fe('l there d bl' very few 1f Cur~nt .,.._ Businessman Of The Year ,,, Exchange Wedding Vows On Sunday A heart n otif w•• carried out c;:enta and Wlnter white aecet~or­ tn the deet'lritions for the mani· les Her conage was of white abat- 2.00 Catnera Coes to School 2 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3 00 Matinee The.~tre f (N] Queen For A ua1 thema:clves they ha\e to pay twen· day mght at the Salis bury Grade School · . , ;nus you may do by buytng a tl• :..~t for a rine ducken , <llnuer ~ 1><1 prepa1 ed by mothers of the boys m Roek Sprmgs ::" 'TI-QQp :t47. The event w1(1 be !rom 5 to 7 40 p m F!1day night and •il·prvceeds will be funneled Iota a fund now at the $17S ma1 k to be useu to .seud thr ec uutstand1ng TtQ.op 947 Scout~ to Valley Forge thiS ll)lmmeJ , , · The 11 ip IS going to cost $405 S<outs, Oads, Moih"f' .Aunts, \fncles, ~nct -!lrobably cou•m•. too of the boys are Plr~hing It to help ratcJe the ru~eded money The dmner 1s falhng in the week that the Nat10nat Boy Scout organiZation ~elebrates Its 47th b1rthd<Jy Thts, !hue fore 1s Boy Seout Week, one otthe more worthy "We<'ks' we an· ronhnually bemg remmded to to keep m nund! Nobody 1s makm g ,1 doo• to doo1 {a mp.ttgn to sell tickets \_, to the Rock Sprmgs dmner There II he plenty for -aU who come <-~ud the mote mtllte r See Do< .John Moore h1s wlie Sarah or a ny mothers and fathe1 s of the boys Dr: Moore 1~ Scoutma:-;tcJ Or Ju st come aJ•d gf't vou1 meal t1cket at the doo1 ( ha1rman of the dum eJ <ornnutt~e ,u c Max me Arnold and F1 eda Rail , two of the best cooks th<.JL ever commandctJr· ed a Uat:lliJon of pots and pans There a1e 20 ae;tn.e Scouts 111 Ttoop 247 George Wagner 1s the hardworkmg assJsl.mt SlO utma steJ F.veryone with an mner Ul ge to see wholeso me youth movements prosper and get ahead ts urged to JOin the Rock Sprmgs folks Friday mght .• tnjeclion 12 30 1 00 there was very bttle after effects Here 1n th•s county the bJta::cst draw lvtck lo giVe, ts because peo pie thmk If they g1ve 1nd some thing happP.ns they need blood Help Scouting Here And fat Chicken, Too < ordJtJary WSAZ-TV Chonne13 S1gn On Todav Coff~ Time Homt• The Pr1ce Is Rtghl Truth or C.onsequc nres Tic Tac Doug h It CIJuld Be You 8M 7 00 Dl'ar Sir, l haH• Just hmshcd \our .article on the g l\t r.~ or blood Thu,; was of an Mary Jane Young, James Kitchen Monday- Channell Mr Revnold E Grt!en PomPmy Dn1ly Sentinel Pom!'r ~~· OhiO m} ftr~ t fm1c to TELEVISION GUIDE W1th improvements totaling more tlum a haU 1 b!l110n dollars during the last decade, Chesa• ! peake and Ohio is already practically a mlroad. But wtth faith m the future, Chessles railroad is planning, working and spending to keep its place in the forefront of transporta; !ion progress. now) SUPIRFLEX 6:70x15 ... $17.95 TUII~ESS 7:10x15 ... $19.65 "Three out of tW? tt11 'Ml CGTS loadal td c&O mint:.t art for 3/upmmt over-sear, k!tlh every indu:atwn of rmTea.nng coal apori.s IA:f'l'Ugh tlu Jmrl GMad. '. TU81LISS Plua tu: A roc1ppablc Ttre SPECIAL Grease Job Wllh Oll Clu~e • W. Main St. WO!Jid you llh o copy of CI.O'• 19.56 AMuol R•portf Wr1te tor $1 Pomeroy Sunoco Station Pome<tiJ ' ' Chesapeake and Ohio Railway 3819li!RMINAL TOWER, CLEVB.ANO I,OHIO �- ----- ...... ... ' ' '. ~. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Feb 4, 1957 PROBLEM BOY 'The Editor's! MailBag 9 00 lOOO evet.__{lve, and I 11 00 11 30 12 00 was r(co:~ r! ~;c atf'd stlff.-y..rtcr hear lng how 1 t Pk 1l made some peo pic fNI an~ one oo .!!liCk he had to go s ltfught to bed Was I surpnscd to ftnd the te was so httle to It To me !he pam was about double that Whether you are a pa1 e nt w1th a so n m the Boy Scouts now ~r whethe r you have a son \\oho has g1adu<:~ted from the Scout mg r.:: nks and has gune out '"the "mid \OU may be mterest Pd 1n eatmg ch1cken and en;oymg a Scout111g atmosphe1 e F11 • ' ' ', • • . :;1., -· -Ill!; ------ - --·-- - - ----- Around and About BY ROBERT C. RUARK In rcllllll lor ~111111' nasty thm;• wtll dY.elt on late1 1 offct !hH free of charge to lht sportswear peuph• I lu g tht> be rt•' nH'II pla.L 1t hi!.( on thr. llud&N for heavx promollon Jt iB the only pedtl('t ple(e of hc;ulwear }"I destgned Th1• Bnthh armt d lorrcs f<"ind th1s out a long llllll' age So did the Fre11rh an d S[l"n ,-,h 1 ~easants. Bul sumdtow 111 Amenca we al· wa)S ~.·It l11at the bt'• t t wag slnl fJI:'d I· vtn t htwgh til ,_ hulc Seo-•• man v.ho llvrd utf \lat meul and 1\eat \thJSkj adoptc •l thf' tam o ~hunter we have lurnt>d 1t down l w.:.~ ~ huutu.g 111 Afnc11 recently and ;,:ut lin•d of hat:~ Mine WJS a gootl hat - n big stctson ~tolen from llalph Johmton ol Houston Tr>, 1111r] !{l rdlul v.1lh a lllopnrd l11il Vll) prt•lty but It blew otr all lht• tim~ 1n the open Je ep anJ kept geUmr.: tan gled In thorn lrl'e~ Wht>ll I W rs rUillllll\l 11\tlly frUPI thmgs So I ,h111ked back to Spa1,1 and b<Higltl Ill\ sl'lf a h<' ret or THE CONTEMPORAI\ Y pos1t10n of buSiness 1n American sopety Imposes mnumt!rablc n e v. responstbilites as well as opp01 tumtJes upon the modern busuwss executive In the emerging ethos o( ou1 l'Ulture more I" demanded of the successful business lead('! than 1mmedwte profits, baste as they are to the stabllity of a pnvate enterpnse Because business ts t h c ma1n sp rmg oJ our economy, Jt is ahm one of the balance whl'(·l~ IJf out soctety locked m creatIve rnterplay wrth othf'l t ullw ,11 fot <'PS sueh as educat1on, re hg&on, governnll'nl , J,lh<H pol1lt co.; .wd communJ<atwns Thr s Interplay, whose mflu cnu• s pnwb tluoughout the naUonal commumty, has s ltmulu tcd not onl v a \tlal new pa1tnersh1p or SR's 1957 c!lallnn gors to Nell II MrEiroy , ptesldet!t of The Proctor and Ga1uhll' ('omp,mv and chau man Qf The Wh1te House ( 'ontNciH'l' on E<lu <.t laon , prob~bly the most massive and se<ll<'hmg rolhUI,lt LUn on U.S eduratwn m oui history SR's editors \\l'tc unprt•sst'd by Mr McElroy 's stew· 'fhe bcrl'l 1 llisi'OVt'rt'd 1s !he yoll r only hat '.\lurh Will kN•p hold spot f10ITI bro iling wh1lst ul lowing ,FIHr tucc lo sun btu n It kel'PS your htm out f\f y1mr e)'l'~ and dOO!I not blow ofl no ma1le1 what speed you pre trnvt•lm g 11 does not SIIIIK 111 but~h ~ It Wt'l ,.l hs nothlllt:: you just st u\1 it 1n ){l iJ I ,otket It l!ii U!J8li11JUSII(•d fot ~wa\1. 1, lht.!~ p1ckm~ up ~torp1 rJ1H 111 mopping }our b1ow I dtt•<t fo, ward It prov1qes sh<~dt! f0 1 lh l• e.\ell and lhe fron ta l llone 13a• k ACROSS 1 Genuine chlel G Garden amphibian It Great U..k,. f1eld of education 10 Island Napoleon a ew:lle 11 Crudce ~ In the1r cholte fm tlus )l'·ll \ ('tl,t1lon the editors al,;o were guided by a rl•prP~l'ntldl\'e pt'mt•l of Pducators, editors, bust. ness executives anti ot ht•r b,u omcteJ s of m formed opinion The panel mernbl'ls ntl nu.:-tl M1 MlEiroy from among foUl teen pronunent nomlllt't'~ f01 tllf' 1057 citation. Mr Md;lroy, 1\S SR ~ BusLJLl'ssm.Ln of the VeAl'," has C<llldncted hla business .u1d soc1al Interests m a way to make out· standmely etrct'lt\le the modt' l n philosophy of business that private enterprise should he ;md <:an he w1sely combmed with public service ta Oxllkl ' I14 antelope Fowl I ' We ftnd the Boy S<:outs of Amert('a at lts peak of membership as Jt oelebrates 1ls 47th :mnrvet saty during Boy Scout 1 of greatest significance 27 Male ... .....•.,. "•••... 33 Rull1ency :n St:~lenm woruJer 3S unit dlstrtbutln~ over one and a quar· Y-ter million pooters and th!l'ty-sev•n million Uberty Bell door~knob hangers." says Or Arthur A Schuck Chief Scout Ex .. cuUve, "fulfilled a respon s lbllity of vital impf'lrtance to our country and 1n so doing Pt ovlded hundreds of thousands of YOIIftl Americans wllh a citizenship troll!m~ opportunity both ehallenldnl amt worthwhile, There is pro"'bly no more imporunt dtl!enahlp (OfV!Ce than that In wluth our Cubmastero. Scoutmasters, Explorer advtsors and their assistants are en- . . .,..,..".. -,; ~~· • ------- T'omcroy C.:h,lpter 186 OES w1ll m~et In retular sess10n T11esday ei'Cnina at lhe Masomc Ternptr. CILiftRA1'1S llRTHDji.Y Mrs Per~· L Peoples or Union Avenue cel~hrated her 82nd birthday Sunday Her cbildren Mr and Mrs Leland Peoples of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Wilson Norris of Athens, 1nd her &rand cb1ldren Mr and Mr!i: Ralph Poston of Logan, Oblo, and Nancy Lte Norrll and Bobble Norris of A~hens, and Great Grand cb1ldren Cherry .Po• ton and Oren Po,ston of Logan, were present for the occasion 3TWOIIh~ .,.... •llllml Mm.- ta. rtname WSAZ-TY Sl&n On 7 Oil Tod1y g 00 Coffe e T1me 10 00 Home 11 00 The Price Is Rla:ht 1 L 30 Trotto. or Conaequenees 1~ . 00 Tic Tac Oo~h 12 3il U Cnuv.t Be You 1 QO r.unent :! 00 Parson's Study :! 30 Tennessee Ernie Forll 3 00 Matmee Theatre 4 00 Queen For A Day 4 45 Modern Romance !i 00 Comedy T1me 5 30 My LitUe Margie 6 00 Federal Men 6 30 News 6 45 Sports Eye 6 55 WealherC'ast 7 00 Grand Ole Opl'J' 1 30 Jonathan WtotetJ Show 7 45 NBC News 8 00 The B1a SW>~ e: D!l 8 30 Noah'l .V~ 91l0. J~ne WYman Show 9 30 f\illlSitons Cm•\(l Theatre tO.~ A ))!an Cllllli4 11 oO N~ws Jteadlin~s · 11 15 \Ve'ltftP;Tctst 11 20 Pre~ Box: II 2lJ Toh1glit 12 so S•gn :t. tire IIOWM .........u.. I lrtlud , ••w lo wor• Itt AXYDL.A.A.XR DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Rero'a fa LONGFELLOW On• lttter limply standa for anothtr In thll aampie A 11 uaed for tiM lhrM L 1 X for the two O't, etc. Sinrl• h11tters &JIOI" trophea, tht ltnJlb and rormatlon ot tht wont• Ire all hmta ~tl day \ht codt l111tten &rt dlft111nn1. • DIJ 800 900 10·00 l01SO 11 30 12 00 12 15 12·30 12·n J·OO 1 30 2 DO 2.30 3 00 3 30 f 00 4 l5 t·30 ~ 00 "3 30 6·_,5 8 55 7 00 7 lS 7 30 8 00 8,30 9~ ' 9 30 10 00 11 00 11 05 11 10 Garry Arthur God'rey Strike It Rtch Vali11nt Lady Love- of Life Search for TomoJTOW Gutdm1 Light K1tie s Kitchen 1&3 the World Turns Our llflSB Brock& HouSP.party Blg""Payoff Bot! Crosby Show Brllhter Day Secret Storm Edge or N1~ht 'l'bt Ear!y Show Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade Wsttherman ~ress Conference Douglas Edwards. Rob1nhoo1 Burns & Allf'n Ta.lent Scouts '] , Love tuc,y Del'ember 13rlde Stud1o One Up-to the M1nute N~ Scanning the Weather The f,ate Show CIIANNAL 13 « SliD On 45 Cartoon Club 10 Noon New~ IS Nelghb(lrs 30 Uberaee 1 00 1~ 7 30 Hange R1der 8 00 Phil Silvers Sho" 8 30 Tli<" Brothers g 00 To Tell ~he Truth 9 30 00 30 ·OO 05 11 10 m Red Skeltnn $64,000 Question • Do You Trut.t Your UP-To-The Mmllte Newt Sunmng the Weather The L1te Show ------' WHTN-tv Channel13 Monday- Channel13 11 11 12 12 12 WCHS.TV CHANNEL I 8 00 Capt:u.n Kanagroo 9 ()() Mor01ng Show 10 00 Garry Moore 10 30 Arthur Godfrer 11 30 Strrke 1t Rich 12 00 Valiant Lady 12 15 Love ol Ltfe 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 45 Gu1dtng Light I 00 Kahe's Kttehen 1 30 As the World Turns 2 00 Our Mln Brooks 2 30 Housep:~rty 3 00 ll1g Pavolf 3 SO Bob Cr.Jsby Show 4 00 Br1ghtl'lr Day 4 J5 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge o! Nlllbt S 00 The Early Show 6 30 YoUl' E110 Reporter 6 4~ Sports Parade 6 55 Weathermaft 7 00 Art Linklotter & ll>e 7 15 Douglas Edwards Femlmne Touch Mov1e Matinee !;~ :~;rn:~iaf~;e.~hvaJ ~ & 00 M1ckey Maus~ Club 8 00 Cartoon Club 6:30 Five Star Final 7:15 Jo,bn Daly •'14 Ne"' 7 ·30 Sherlock Holme~ 8 00 uaaa.y l'homaa Show 8:-30 Volee l4 Ftreltone WHTN-TV CHANNIL It 11 44 S1gn On l'l 45 Clrto<Jn Club 12 10 Noon News 12 15 Neighbors 12 30 Liberace 1 oo Femmlne TouC'h 1 45 Mov1e Matinee 3 00 Afternoon Ulm Festival 4 3(, Supe" Serial Time 5 00 Mickey M1lme Club 8 00 Cartoon Club 6 30 Five Star Final "115 John Daly & the NeW'It 7 3Q Cbnflict 8 30 Wratt Earp 9 00 Broken Arrow 0 30 DuPont Cavalcade Creek Roa'fl, and J A Youua: Sr., a reception was held in the cbureh bride and groom, w11 used tor W- the ..:ad ...-eddtng w>s performed by Fred tenter oC ttae brtde'• table whleb 1. G.!_rd'ler, putor of the Church waa lighted by pale pink candlea of Christ, at two o'-clock in the in crystal candelabra . Pink and nncl:uary of the church after a recital of oupttal music by Mrs. Cheater Er••tn, or1aruat, and Joe Young Jr, brother of the bride, voealht Mr Young sang ''Be· eause" and rlurmg the double-ring ceremony sang 11The Wedding Prayer." Whit~ sti\Ck aod ehryaanthemum• were used m the baptlatry with 1 wblte tulle h.eart ~~ the focal po1:1t of the arrangement Hearta of white carnaUona and luJie W'!re used below the center a:rnngement and allver bearta were on thP bows of While aaUn and lace whl~h mll'ked the peWI White ~athednl candles in ivy. wreathed seven-branched candela bra lhd eandles in cryatJI holden on tllf altar rail and in the win dowt hghted the ehurcb for the ceremony Ivy and white chrysan themums were used at the base of the hold~rs. Tb .It nd t · 1 d d M e Bradbury, e en s me u e of the rs Charles sister bAnrldep matr11"PM-<>Idhdolnor, MilS Ruth 1 owe ' eport, Mtts Ca· Miu IJRnldha me Y an lSI artanne c <thr..kb, Cdaldwell, aU class-matea or e rt e at Ohio Unlver&ty, madldMHfl bonoyr, Suzanne Bradbl ury an e amr oung, meces o the bdj brd d rt deb, umor l es-m.u s; Alia Br a ury, nephew of the br1de, ring-bearer; Edward Kitchen, bro ther of the ~room, best man, Paul Werry, Roger Bashore, brothersm-law of tht": froom, Charles Brad· n r.'1veTate, dCoMlumbuMs, bury, brot11erin-law of the bnde, Albert Werrv, ush~rs The guests were registered by Marilyn Sue Krught .!lnd Barbara Scott The br1de, who was given m munag(' by her father, chOse a weddmg gown of white Sllk fatlle styled N"Jth bouffant hooped sklrt, chapel tram and a fttted bodice wtth wrtst length sleeves The a:own had a portrait neckline out· lined m embroulered scallops and her fmger·hp vetl of tlluslOn was beJd 1n placfl by a cap of lrrad1scent seqwns and seed-pearls. She wore a pearl necklace and ear nngs, the r•ft of the groom, and carrled a bouquet of Lilies of the Valley and shattered Chrysanthemums centered with a wh1le Ca melha Mrs Bradbury wore rose velvet and the 1emor attendents had co bait blue yelvet gowns w1th the juruor brldf s matds weartng rose taffeta The matron of honor C'ar rled a corsage o( pmk shattered carnations C'entered wUh a rose camelha on a white velvet muff and the other attendents carr~ed corsages of pmk shattered CKrna tlons and rosebuds on their muffs The Jllmor bndes-maLds' gowns were Iloor length wllh long bo dices and full sk1rts. They wore clusters of pmk roses' on the1r hatr Tbe semor attendenls gown, were ballerma length and were princess style w1th off-the shoul· der neckhnes Feather bandmus and short veils matched their gowns and they wore pearl necklaces and ear ring11, the SLit of the white cyclamen bloa&qms 1nd pink 1eranium blooms were used with pink: tapers 1n a cryst1l compote candelabra for the table Mn. Kitchen chose a three piece grey tweed ensemble with ehareoal and pint ae~euorle. and, eoraaee of pmt camelliu tor ber travelling costume. They are at home in aa. &Pirtment on Western HUll, CarJhle Hill, Cbillleotbe. Mrs Kitchen, who Ia a sophomore at Ohlo Uruvenity, will clo pra~tke teachlna: this semester ..t cen· tral School, Chtlhcothe. St. IN! hie wilt IJtpear Tuesday nbrttary BOSTON At 93, Peter Conomos at 1:10 p m at Rutland ~!Cit sUH :st11ne1 shoes In ha Pari~ Square a.bap S?me days be il p. illted by ll,il fn.year-uld hrotltvr, lolltol. Admllllon Ut "' eent1 •for James 1dult1 pd II eents tor students a ......,__ Conn ~lU)i"\~orrnod io linquenoy A ,:. ,!t I and helfen IDDderately adjvu, l •teady ~ow11 aet.ive steady to ~lrong bulb and vealen ste1dy, ch01cP steen 18 7~20. sood 17 501 IS I!Jr.dard and good 17 ' Jtand ard 1~ 17, ~ holce hetfers 19 ® . good and chotce 18.~ , iood 17 18 2!1, standard to good 15-16, utLI llty 111 3, u"lllty cow• 10!10-U 50, eommerclal 12-12 50, aood and chou:~ ·:ealers 20-31 , cbo1cc and pnme ;;a, slndu'd Ui-20, cull and , utlhty 8-15 I A Cryptornun qu•tatlon KLN8Y QRVM: RJ VUN KLNSVNJV VDSV ONI IJU BIRTHDAYS CILIIRATID The annlv('rsary of Mr and Mrs Shlrlev MUI:il and the birthdays of thetr ' •ns, Donald and Robert, were celebrat" a~ a family din· ner fit lhelr home Sunday Those pl'f.sH\1 were Mr and Mr.'J Donald M1Us and ("htldren, Cynthia 1nd Shermnn, and Mr and Mrt Robert Mlii.'J and d1ughter, Robin -----DN TRAIN TRIP CDRQD CAONI -CI>RVOII. laturfty.. CrJlloquotr: W~NDS AJ\1: P'AIR AI,.W,\YS, WHSH YOU FLY FROM HARM - !QMI(ICLES J)J.ttrlb~o~lt4 bf Kinf J'talltlll .,ad~Mt• Mkhael Ray, small aon of Mr 1ndl Mrs Pt:te Elberfeld, enjoyed the 1att trip of the B & 0 tratn on Thursd!l.y when his mother and aunt. i\i'rs. Glenn Lambert, took hlm f'rc'om MlJon to Pa~kersbura where they were met by .Mr Elberfeld. Sheep 200, lambl fWl.1 JttMr. food 1a-20: cbolce 21; lltUitr t8 MOOd 1~18 , sheep itNdy to 1.00 hiiber, wooled ewet 3-1. Chu.tenH Justice SALT LAKE ClTY 'Mt.lrd Dil trlct Court Judee St.ewatt. M. Hn- o1 son adm'ta betGIJ an IUOfne)' sitting tn the jUJ')' box can be ~aan~· on a person The ju~t: tr'-d lO help the 1kuatloo by tut.alliq two doien foam ru.bber-tlllhiODed chatr& 1n his eourt room. Guests from out of town lnclud· ed Edward Yates, Mr. and Mn. FJdon Y1te.s, Mr and Mn. Zane Phlllips, Vlolet, Eddy, James and Lucy Yates, Manchester, Mr and Mrs Roger Bashore, Mr. and Mrs Paul Werry and son, Dougla1, Day. ton; Mr and Mrs Vaughn Price, Mrs Frances Larkin, Mrs Wilham Buck, Rutland; M;r and Mrs Robert Young, Troy, Mrs Etta Hart, Chauncey, Mrs l..ul'tlle Stratton, Columbus, Cathy Smith, HartVIlle, Mrs Paul Kennedy, Galena, Mrll Roger PhUhps, Wilkesville; Mrs Paul McVey Mr.11 H G Richcreek, Caldwell, ittss Carol Jaoger, Clncmnah, Mr and M". Joe Young Jr and chtldren, Joe m and Me· lame, Woodsfleld, Mr. and Mrs D J Tate, Columbus The sanctuary flowers were ar· ranged by Mrs Glenn Ntchols but the br1des' table and flowers for the bride a!ld her attendenta and the corsages for lhe mothers were a spec1al proJect of the Amateur Gardeners Club as a trtbllte to thmr president, Mrs. Robert Retbel, who IS abo RegJOnal Director of the OAGC Mrs James Titu1 Jr:--..and Mr~. Arthur Stmner were m chars:e of the flowers and were assisted by a number of the members No Rubber DES AlOINES Bank tellers and merchants thought they had trap ped a bad check art 1st .,., hen thev receJved checks signed "A s,wmd ler" But the becks were goorl, ~tgned by the treasUrf'r ol Davco. a Junmr Achievement firm Ann Swindler JliSt couldn 't rcst.'Jt the temptation to pull the gag AfTIIILVIIPUIUY. the np of the natton'!i teen- .after be ·~ tal;lueted. Tht Arm7 denied that ID,J tltll rteentlJ' took bfl pre-lnductloa physical at ot Its per:10nnel made aD-7 lltailealentl '"conceJ'DlDf the liemphll, T..m recruitlq ltatton, there were the retentloo ~ bill (l'relleJ'I) ball lt)ie." And pubU.hed report~ that tlq 7Dllhl: man wltb the here ta Centnl 'l'reu 1rtlJt Matt Wlllh'1 eonee~ 1W.tar and the lldtbutDI troro Tupelo, Mlu.. waal Uon ot how ~ ~ Rollllr !l'V'it PnllQ' wW looll oromiled 1w could Ioreto the reJEUiatioa batreut alter ht bad bitn ~ven • Gl rqulatlon balrcut. DID YOU KNOW Tll4.T? "For the Eternal will not let A dream of 20 years or so came true 1ast week when I saw and you go " heart famous E stanley Jones at ''How merc1ful God is to hrt the Pt Pleannl ~urtam on today ;and as we get Tanned a, deep bronze, snowy strength to meet tomorrow, then haired thiS 75 year old world fam to lift the rurtams on tomorrow" ou:s: preacher was all I expected "Real ChrtsbaiUI hve well and h1m to be they dt~ well" Most affcehng thmg lo me- lle "Men are born thtntmg for ind d h 1 lk ht ftntl• " 1 1 soune1S1eamgr1gou J of bts books, "Abundant Ltvmg' HlS suggcsllons for a Christian's and 'How to be a transformed Per prayer life hts stern denunciation son'', both of whlch are lymg on of aU form<~ of alcohol, tobacco, my de~k rl,!ht now, well·Lhumbed f narcoltcs , gamblmg and the dLSd 1 1 ces marked at special passages, rea maymg array o SOCia VI and reread all, ALL of these are dealth w1tb and so se nsJ bl}, so Iovmgly, that Dr Junes was leaving Huntlog 110 wonder one of hts hooks JB ton the very next day, on th( ca lled "The Wa)" ftrst leg of h.1s long Journey tc You Will notll'e from all this Japan for th1s year He goes to that 1 sorta hke that ChrutLan's Japan every other year and thl& Chnsllan, D" E stanley Jones. 1s hts year for the trip From St rmley Jortes "How to Be a Transformed Person " LOOKING AROUND - Zelia ''The worner meets thmgs three R1ley and BMH exch.angmg, vtews hmes, before they come, while on t1red feet- both or us admtt they are here, and after they are the chassts 1s too heavy for the gone" tract1 on pa~"t-botlt of us shuck off "Many go throught hfc w1th the our shoes mstantly"on commg inundertone (If a fear of death Life and 1 step trto "Angel Treads" (ha Is spoiled by forebodmgs Or ba)- foam rubber soles hght as many just put 1t out of mmd re half a feather---eonsequently, that fusmg to think about lt Hearst, pamcd exprcb1on on my face as the pubhsher would not Jet any you see m~ up street- mtss my ont! speak of death in hls pres· cloud soft soles- Howard Byers ence. One \Vrlt.er put tl "The re regretfully tel1 s me my 1957 fusal to confront death might be World Almanac's not m yel.--1 called the twentleth century only have a 1953 one, 8o may get evamng, for ts 111 the d1struct1ve Wll.) off on f'!xact deta11s-J1mmle mark of the modern mind • nut Buchanan's httle 4 year old tell nothlng IS solved that 1s evaded 1ng us ~cslahcally she'll s oon he It Simply comes back as hidden 5-"Then I can go to kmdergar complexes Wllhm, an undertone of tt•n '- one vf o ur most popular rear that puts a discord at the very / placl's tn lown for our \'cry young center of hfe ~Pe<rrl Rt•ynolds' domam, where "EVery day you can take hold she Js mdt'£:d queen to all her of life by the handle of fear or yo ung chart:f'S-Lt seems way bark the handle of fatth I ( 1v1] War limes when I was a From ''Abundant Lmng"mother hostt ss <It <:1 km,.dergartcq I -'~~:::::_:::_~::._:::~~--:::;:::~~~:::::::::::_::.:.___::::._ tea, L•1cille D~ton FariJ, the teacher-and do all you other mothers remember the Tom Thumb wedding and tbe tUX· edoes ('') Mrs Kenneth Byer. marie for our young to wear-Ob ml!, oh mr- l've bought V1leottne• now for 3 men folk-by hare!, h1rd gucssmg you'll know who-mce tc see Capt ll11ly Bryant of &bow boat fame on TV--oh, to see "East Lynne" and "Jessie James" agam m !ome good old meller drammet -you can 't revn•e tbat, however - It s v;un to try- It was one of those thmg" that exemphfied "The T1me , The Plaee, and The Play"- tl belongs w1th wooden churns, han:! drawn water, hot b1scuJh and sausage for breakfast ~so let 'er lay, say 1-show wm dows looktng sweet around llere with sprmgttme ltems--1 better o1l my lawr mower maybe-and p raps 1 can get Dad to tap ow sugar trees here m the yardneighbor Nora 1lf11ls gave me a stark lOokmg httle !)ranch of Ja pomta- 1 put 1t tn a ketchup bot tie m the warm sun-presto, l had pmk blooms 1n no hme--time to do some lol'l>ythla same way- !HI1 I bet Helen Uoyd, C& ell Kmca1d, Mrs Garcn Stansbury, Mrs Judy" Titus and Dulcie Rel· bel already have thetrs m bloom mdoors-and that's only a smldgcnn ol lh,. lud Jcs who do thls e<~th sprmg-liOOd Lmcoln story 1 read today,....a .politJCJ..an. l(tStting w1th a grou;J tn st ate pemtenUary got lost. p:mted up to a convict and asked !11m How do you get out of here anywa} ~ -.frances Klein rcmmd1ng us down at church \\ ed Jan 23 On th1s day 20 )ear ~ ae:r• (1937) the whole church was aflo<tt, about 4 or 5 feet of \\ater m m<Itn part of the church - so count your many hlessm ~s • th1s (so Ian flood-less year of 1957, -. ...__,_. ~ -~ SPRING WEATHER Is Many Frigid Days Ahead Much of ):Ire goln-~your car 18 apt to be on the rugged side. Take at-rantage of o Mtd-Winter Special to put your car in shape ~or safe dnvm,.durmg the worst weather. ' BRII<G YOUR CAR IN FOR A MID-WINTER SERVICE SPECIAL I ALL WORK GUARANTEED R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Cor. Mill and 2nd Sts. Middleport, Olllo -- WHAT MAKES CHESS/E'S RAILROAD Otu of B ...Us telling wluzl Clresapuzh arul OAi#l GR 0 W? IS Jo<ng fo maU tJris II bigger, htl/rt ra,/rrlfUL bride. ~ Reibel, mother of tht bride, wore a true blue gown w1th vetvet tnm and black ac~eHories .and corsage of white shattered ehrysanthemums, and' Mrs Kitch en, mother of the groom, chose a navy blue ensemble with whlte ac Chessle looks to the f"uture • 1!156 was a year ot signtttcant growth for Chesapeake and Ohio But 1957 should be an even better year as Chessie's Raihoad COD• Unues growing and going. " :b1Sem·1 . MA:DJSON, • . ) ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport. o., Feb, 4, 1t57-l Mra. Paul Werry, st.ster ~ or tbe groom, and Mn. Joe Young Jr, sistll!r-in-law of tbe bride, pre11ded 1t the sdver coffee 1ervlee and punch bowl. Dlnin&-room hostessea were Mrs Arthur Slunner, Mrs L E. R~i\oJd1, Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Mrs Hu.old Lohsl!:, Mrs Ernest Lallancc,.i.Mrs Oscar Rou1h, lira Leo Cbilla, Mrs 0 . E McK.iDleyr 9·00 Your TV Theater A:30 t.wren~ Welk Top Tunes 10·00 Polk11 Time t0:30 lllart Sabor tO 10 Confidential Pile 11'110 lfowo of tho lillbl .~ •'' 11·15 "nealn 13 t:i,i','~~il>t 1,3 ' 12:11 tltaa Off Marshall College Brass po CINCINNAn 0 (UP) - Uve1tocil.: Hora tOOO: barrows and siltJt mpder»ely active ,~ady JgG.22(1 lb 18 31'1 183 lb is ;m. 2io-235 lb 1• UHB.U 236250 ib ' 17.85-1810 280 lb '1s.e17 as t80 lb 181o' mb:ed -.ades 1f5-t:WJ lb l3!10-lf : aDd 16.25 dctwn boan 1_,0 ~ ady 11 7.. 200300 ' lb 12 u 1 .,e y, .... CatUe lftOO, calves ~ · steen z.nd Mr Jame1 W Kitchen, aun of soctal room A three tiered wed· Kr and M"S Howard Kitchen, dma: cake , topped with • mlnature Pomer(lv, Sunday, Febru1ry 3 Tbe rt Last fear over $90 million went mto new fretght cars, new diesels, new ore and coal p1ers, new yards, new signal systems- and more than half of this vast capital e>penditure was paid for in cash out of the C..ompany treas· ury. This year's pla.ia provides for even more improvements and new equipment, including ' c..,a:rr ju~enlle Sl!Uered & ~olt thi•Oel'1• day.J l1ter when tls president .arre1ted on charges of tbeft """' '" vandalism. $70 millioo for more new freight cari\ All of tltis e1o:pansion means better and faster service for C&O cmtomers. Chcssie's growth keeps pace with the steadily mounting demands for coal from the steel, electric and chemical industries. A million tons of Amer· 1can coal weekly are going to fuel-hungry Europe. New, efficient facilities will better serve the healthy growth of present indusbies, and attract new industries to the rich territor>; which C&O serves. i Nor has Chesapeake and Ohio expansion been confined to its 5100 miles of rail line. It reachmg into the air wtth a $3 ·millton invest· rncnt in Slick Airways, Inc., nationwide and 1 international air freight carrier; and to sea through 1ts partnership in American Coal Shippmg, Inc., a $50 million COrpol'ation to ad~ \'ance tbe export of coaL isl Hado Speclal• FefJ. 2-t ON KELLY TIRES IWOrd. the Scoutmasters Dr.tly Sf'nllncl Pomeroy OhiO Dea1 J<;dllor Jlt,..c nll~ )ou pubhshecl ~ 1 ot1ple o! ~rta~lcs wr11ten by Mr I' I) Saunder~ Vcleran tt•ncher on boys Obvlou~ry throughout hh "t' 1rs uf tea<hmg Mr Saundf'rs not only F w to undel',fand ~ov s 'll ll to gro.v very fond of them as well J ellJOYetl these art1rles t·ery m. ~ h as thev m,ide me realize a lut {)[ thmgs that we parents are 'Jft'l ued to take for "ranteo I howe a deftnltlo~ or u litl'c gtrl that I would hlle to add If I WIMt i• 1 Girl? LJtlle gtrls are tbe mcest thingc lhal happeus to peoplt! They art' born w1th a llttle Angel shme a bout I hem .md though 11 •ve-a1 s thm sornet1mcs !here Js al.vavs enough It It to la~so }Otlr hear1 -e\'l'1 when thev a1c s1 t1mg 111 !he m•Hl or uy•uJ, lf'1Upe1amental tean or ;Ji, ;~ dlng up the strel'l m mol"'t ,· lwst clothes A llll lt: g1rl can be swl:'e! cr ' llud b .~th len CJflnt·r than anyone else m .t he wu1 IJ She can Jl ttt..! r rround and !.lomp ~nd m<lkf' funny llUht s that frazzle )Ot<r ~t:r \'CS, )et Jtlsl when )Ou open vour •not•Ui she sland s tht!re de mure with that spec1al look u1 her t')CS l\. gJ.- IS lnnou_"JSC playmg 111 1hl! mud Beauh standing on 1ts ht'ad, and motherhood drag ~inl: <I llull Uv lhe foot Yes sh(' 1~ a nerve 1arkmg un· SliiH'e JU S( >1 llOJ Sy bundle Of tnhl· r ha•( 1:3ut '.lihen )0111 dreams tun1 blc down ~IIC lhD WU1lfl h!J '.4lli!SS when 11 see m ~ you arc prf'tt)' m'uch of 11 lool afler aU-she can make vo u a km{l when ~h.J chmbs on I lo Je vuur knee and wh!spf'rs, CUB SCOUT MIETING Parents of Cub SC'nuts of P Rc k yo u twst of all 1 ' Add this to Mr Sam lders art! 244 are urged to attend a mcehng about at !he F'1rst Bapt tsl Churrh lla!il' oles on ho}S and H just ment on Tuesclav at 7 30 p m sums up the facts that both boys wht•n thr Pack Will be rP.eorgRniZ and gt r 1 ~ are pretty w~nderful Mrll Howard S Roush ed Pnrents of bo}s ~ ho are now PomCI.()y, Oh10 eight }t'Hrs of age and t>hg1ble fur Cub Scouts art• also mvtl~tl to 11' rend th6 m~·ctm or Money Pil" UP SPRJNGFlELD MasJ Th1s c1ty has .$632949 11 s havmJJ troublo spending 1'he monev represents .,. RUMMAGE SALE meter profits ovE'r 11 pe:· parkJng 1 he FeUt rated rhuH h 111ll sron1od of ye"f!l By law the montt} ~r a rumman~e SHle Wed11esd<l} Februar) 6 tbrough f r1day Fe) can be spent onl.v for off-stieet ruary 8 m the pqnsh house Sec parklllg fat!IU IC!I And ~o faf &he Off-Streot Parking Commissnon Ond St. has been unable to de ~elop a sati.sractOJ v plan for usmg :he funds OIS MEETING TUISDA Y U ' IUteltlq has ~h~d~ tii1he hatlon lasl year through lts Get-Out-the-Vote camt paltn , I colloq ) 13 Feat ...... 10 · · " · ' Foundations . -ChannelS Th~ --·-- tnell ~ em.... ~ so many men their time •• J!\'it~ ~JAques These record the contnbullon Scouting task or 26 Lla. ·- devoted ~erv1ce tremendous a H.ay Bolgn 11 C:ha~~· a ball "· Tillie~ 18 and the Explorer Advloors and their assistants - who bring Scoutine dtrectly to bo) s. . During RecoguttiOn Day ceremomes these leaden will be '"The Dto1en~ 33~ .... "Recognition Oay" dunng Boy Scout Week has been desig- ;· 7 31. PcluMiiYt volunleer leaders wtth the boyhood of thw nation With presentatiOns of the Freedom 3 Incbwra 6 Bulging Jar 30 PNl 31 'I'NHINo honored !Jl(/@ 24 Man a nick· name 2:1 Labora. lorlel (short· tJ.TOVl\1 Ill....,_ career Scout Executives nated as the Ume to honor the Cubmasters, Sheltered tllnJ I 3t .. . . . Theirs Is a l 00 Daily Sentinel Day Book Bumtll Str1nJ Shore rtctu O.lnue dynaaty Final the fact that 1,200,000 udults serve as leaders, au or them volunteers, except lor the handful or 3,157 men who are full time In no other country in the world do we find &nd women of good ch.u acter Willing to share I .,"·-· ....._.. 2~ Week, l'd>ruary 6to 12. To~ay 3.300 000 boys are ''"J"l''"g the "game of Scouting" through Its three <hstlnrt!ve programs-Cub Scoutlnl, Boy Scouting and Explormg ThiS ereat WOI k Is made possible largely through the acllve sponsorshlp of churches of all denommatlons, schools and olh· Perhaps M11.fern Roma.orPI 5·00 Comedt Time 5 30 My L1We Marcie f'I •OO Sup,.rman. 6 30 News P1c-ture 6" Spol't.<l Eye all\ Uoll rehlse to pay the IWinty 6 :S5 We<~ttlucut rJ\@ dollars {I f thiS IS the C'a&e} tho 7 00 Sold~"" of Fortuo• If the) or a loved one nteded it 7.30 Nat "Kina" Coltt to tn e I donl bt>lleve m~ney , ..., NBC New• would be t!te- que9tLon then, and 8 ~~ef's S~c..e I don't bel!evll! It should be now Bemg a Chri~hj}l I had the 9 30 R®ert .MontJom"'7 quefltJI1n of wherher or not 1! we1tt 10 30 Bad110 '714 agauu;t our Father's wtshl><~ I 11 00 N~ws ireadhne1, I(OU)d flnd llq evrdenC'e It df}es 11 l:S ' \fet..tbercast Some of lhe mlm~ters lllld thetr II W rr...' l\pt ram111es heu! iiVe After prayina about ll I feel every Chmtian II ~ ToniJKt' 12.30 Sip- 011 :~hould !lJre 3nd every l'ltlzrn that ' 1s able Smretely, Funces Gloeckner Laudonv•lle, Ohto I l~ Unhappy ,• 28 Ap13 Posture 17 Strike P"•r 11 River t Lal t 18 E~tclll<~" Strlnaed 17 Per1l1n mauon lnalr~&ment. ruler ~1 I)J.IUSIId 31 Sootttee 1i Rlvtr :U Thrqw 34 Delay 20 : 22 123 2t · Important Citizenship Service er rommunJty lnstltutwns J ftl\ tr l.ll!et <I - - - - - - -- The h<lslc thmg in sports stuff for f{u: s ean be summed up eas1Jy If the dunaf~ is cald Is Jt warm and unllulky? iC the clJmate ts hot Is 1t cold <~nd unbulk} ~ lC thert> are bu&:s about, or bnars IS tht.•re protecUon'~ And always, the shoes better ftt and tbe socks bettflr be stout So1·e lt't!l can wreek an arch ansi:!! ~ temper, and spo1l lbe tri!' at well But none of ij bas 1o be prett . Wt> a. e not, art~r all , reheaf!llll 6 ror B must.cal eomed) 1 used tc get myself up ln the earht>r day s hke a combtnatlon Sl«>warl Gral' ft"r Vtctor Mature wh1te huntf!l and even the hyenas dcrlv~d extra lllugtht•J there f10m Mmd :vou, I don' t mmd t•xlr~ ndorumeut m rnalt- plum.1ge, b111 1 find a ""ork11hle flannel :du11 a p.lll of wa shed.out rot d01 uy11 n C'ouplt p~ur of shor h . and some rle&'nt "oots w1ll Lake you nearl) anywhere tn the wor:d you v.a nl lo .,:o, \In le ss II s to a hL~ chan,y ball t' ot· nw a IJI'; ~h.m 1 y hal~ ~e~1011 htg h.!) unl1 kely wa1 d 11 keeps the !rull (or rauu oft }our neck IL tOm08 111 hand) as a dipper when Lhe W&~l supply b prinuttve, or at; a wuhba.tln 1n tht! same cJrcurnatance You can I..I!H' tb1s thlni for f1~ •ac. iihung, huntme, Uratlng, rad ing, driVm¥ - even lltepJng, Jf your bead get11 cold at rught Fo1 a.~r travel It IS JUSt fine, and t'Vt!n lletlcr for souhng (If siCID'JSbip u ~e It doe11n t look iiS SJUy as a ta•J beeawte It hts your blad Ertd of Phtg fw the beret T"ls way tmh a sneakv lead 111 to what 1 re.;~lly had In mind whi1 h ha s to do Wllh. ..!:enc 1 sportswear In the old days you ('Ould e!11nu 1nlo an o'd pa1r of pants, Lwo swt•llters a lc<~ther )ll.l'kl't and ,, pa1r o( btc)'cle chps and go pr~ sentabl} ldcung - Lf, he.tven tl\' rrv, )O U like j)ll(lllnOIIJa ,11\tl CHili pCIIIitil frllt ture u ~ ~*purl Yuu 11lpped 1nto something old and uglv to fi sh F'or m us ~ por ts lh • older lhe cloth~s the ~ lopptcr the But don I forget the be ret gf'nts man the bette! Evt•n 11 It's a rust ume party you But thf' !lilme so1t of people who can put ou one or the old lady ~ lcaJ t11e dolls Uown the puth r11itlei smocks (ork the herct at a rak1~h angle stt'al a pamt bru< h ru~hwn w1se, seem to have ovf'r hau •f'<t the ha1ry chestc·rs Yon and sh ow' up \'l'n th£>aply as P• r got tu rlle-ss for it, Bud or you art• asso Dal1 u1 Gaugm espetlull} J , }our fa~.:e 111 du h ~ ntrrl'd u1 111 the lwttt•r bn r11 1n Co p,n ght, 19~7. by Unltt•d Fea the 'k1 JOin!:~~ and yal'J bas\uf; ai"Jd lure S} rjcht•ah• Inc ) r\tll C'll thes"1mmlng lwacht. J 1h•• v:wh mu st lal•tr just SQ l 't~ur !\lmwegutn rblllt"8 work B vr 11r to ('mbrOJder tilt rt md(-er II\ In your sweater You r1rn buy ~ bu1lt m taraway look to a1d Ill sc11nmng dlstanl SCI:Ill~ UAI LY CROSSWORD ex<'< utlvP of Ploltor .md Gamble and by the substantial amount ot t rmc and ent 1·gy he has devoted to a broad tange of puhlu ~t'I\!Ct JHIIJI.'cts pnndpaily m the ardshtp as .f 4:5 Livestock Re JJe or Mary Jane Youn(l, daugh- tered c:brys3ntbemums ter of ~ra. Robert Reibel, Leadlna Immediately after th• ceremony WCHS-TV Channe28 The Saturday Revtew , a n ew magazme dedicated to bringing busm~ss and ~·t1tl f',llton close t h as seietted Netl H McEiro} of Clnctnnati's Pt octor and (:amble Co the SR's Busmessman The Year SR snys of hrm between busht~ss a nd eduuJtlon hut has etched a new pubhe Image the bu s inessman as ,J bU Slll CSSJnan ·citJzen To fulf1l the obltgatmns or th• s Lmctge as well as to dlschar· ge the incre<H;Jngiy cn mpl c:x fluasi pollfJcal role of modern large-scale busme.ss, fot \hi! d lou lung uecutives have <level· oped a growing ll'\O!o(mhon of lht' ll tesponsibiltty to serve the public interest <iS .m lns<'lM' t~hle p.u t of their p11vate c01·por ate Interest To dtam <J. Itle llw du:.tl role of bustness leadf'r shap now evolvmg rn lh1 s <:OLIHIL \ The Saturd.ty Review has established Its annnHI t·ttntwn ot "Rusmesl<lman of the Ycnr" to seek out that ekP< uttve who h.• ~ measured up best to the new Image of the bu suwss m.w -< 1111.en And I) f1vc rlol hrS a pml to have 1l ildmuustl'red 1 fe('l there d bl' very few 1f Cur~nt .,.._ Businessman Of The Year ,,, Exchange Wedding Vows On Sunday A heart n otif w•• carried out c;:enta and Wlnter white aecet~or­ tn the deet'lritions for the mani· les Her conage was of white abat- 2.00 Catnera Coes to School 2 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3 00 Matinee The.~tre f (N] Queen For A ua1 thema:clves they ha\e to pay twen· day mght at the Salis bury Grade School · . , ;nus you may do by buytng a tl• :..~t for a rine ducken , <llnuer ~ 1><1 prepa1 ed by mothers of the boys m Roek Sprmgs ::" 'TI-QQp :t47. The event w1(1 be !rom 5 to 7 40 p m F!1day night and •il·prvceeds will be funneled Iota a fund now at the $17S ma1 k to be useu to .seud thr ec uutstand1ng TtQ.op 947 Scout~ to Valley Forge thiS ll)lmmeJ , , · The 11 ip IS going to cost $405 S<outs, Oads, Moih"f' .Aunts, \fncles, ~nct -!lrobably cou•m•. too of the boys are Plr~hing It to help ratcJe the ru~eded money The dmner 1s falhng in the week that the Nat10nat Boy Scout organiZation ~elebrates Its 47th b1rthd<Jy Thts, !hue fore 1s Boy Seout Week, one otthe more worthy "We<'ks' we an· ronhnually bemg remmded to to keep m nund! Nobody 1s makm g ,1 doo• to doo1 {a mp.ttgn to sell tickets \_, to the Rock Sprmgs dmner There II he plenty for -aU who come <-~ud the mote mtllte r See Do< .John Moore h1s wlie Sarah or a ny mothers and fathe1 s of the boys Dr: Moore 1~ Scoutma:-;tcJ Or Ju st come aJ•d gf't vou1 meal t1cket at the doo1 ( ha1rman of the dum eJ <ornnutt~e ,u c Max me Arnold and F1 eda Rail , two of the best cooks th<.JL ever commandctJr· ed a Uat:lliJon of pots and pans There a1e 20 ae;tn.e Scouts 111 Ttoop 247 George Wagner 1s the hardworkmg assJsl.mt SlO utma steJ F.veryone with an mner Ul ge to see wholeso me youth movements prosper and get ahead ts urged to JOin the Rock Sprmgs folks Friday mght .• tnjeclion 12 30 1 00 there was very bttle after effects Here 1n th•s county the bJta::cst draw lvtck lo giVe, ts because peo pie thmk If they g1ve 1nd some thing happP.ns they need blood Help Scouting Here And fat Chicken, Too < ordJtJary WSAZ-TV Chonne13 S1gn On Todav Coff~ Time Homt• The Pr1ce Is Rtghl Truth or C.onsequc nres Tic Tac Doug h It CIJuld Be You 8M 7 00 Dl'ar Sir, l haH• Just hmshcd \our .article on the g l\t r.~ or blood Thu,; was of an Mary Jane Young, James Kitchen Monday- Channell Mr Revnold E Grt!en PomPmy Dn1ly Sentinel Pom!'r ~~· OhiO m} ftr~ t fm1c to TELEVISION GUIDE W1th improvements totaling more tlum a haU 1 b!l110n dollars during the last decade, Chesa• ! peake and Ohio is already practically a mlroad. But wtth faith m the future, Chessles railroad is planning, working and spending to keep its place in the forefront of transporta; !ion progress. now) SUPIRFLEX 6:70x15 ... $17.95 TUII~ESS 7:10x15 ... $19.65 "Three out of tW? tt11 'Ml CGTS loadal td c&O mint:.t art for 3/upmmt over-sear, k!tlh every indu:atwn of rmTea.nng coal apori.s IA:f'l'Ugh tlu Jmrl GMad. '. TU81LISS Plua tu: A roc1ppablc Ttre SPECIAL Grease Job Wllh Oll Clu~e • W. Main St. WO!Jid you llh o copy of CI.O'• 19.56 AMuol R•portf Wr1te tor $1 Pomeroy Sunoco Station Pome<tiJ ' ' Chesapeake and Ohio Railway 3819li!RMINAL TOWER, CLEVB.ANO I,OHIO �Dally S~l\llne~ Pomeroy-ldlddloport, 0 ., F"b. 4, 19~7--G McCarthy, Crawford, Elected To Baseball's Hall OfFame As 82nd, 83rd Honor Members J04' M rl'.:~r I enutl ~ i l d;jy alom<.; wtlh S...n Wab1){) l'r awfor d. the man w~o walked in J,. 'Ut!!!. {•Jl llall •1 Fanll' 1u thr mh.1do.,.· of the grrat Ty Cohl .. MeCarth\'. tm-year -olu f'~ . m~t n - NEW YRK L:P tb, , Who nf'Vt>t waJ to ""Jay In fht> terfd xmro!HA, W\s. UP • Rock· .llriaoo lt\lek .to bb a:un• toda)' Iii.~ coatiDu.fd to d•nr he enr wOoid '"'""' to tile fllhl riDI"1 mow l ... dol. . tho rlg~t thlpJ,.. Mtrclano ulcl Sunday Dtiid It I diJIDtJ' 8PIDfOred by ~- ~"tDOIJll Hoi)" NIIQI lotlet)' "'·ilfft 4teldod to bt a lamUr plililr lnliead of a arowf pltt• ..... ~bo . •4 1 oau...t maga· .... ha4 oUtrod b!IJ) a latla .... <t - . . II hi •OIIld nlllfll lo boidllJ and lot tilt ollpaino 1>11 tht CIJtt te anD.OdDM the return. 6oJ twMd tbt offer doWQ.,.. Mat· ciiDG saut. "I -.id l haw retired frotn fighting of m)' ward."' a.nu. I am a man COLLEGE BASKETBALL EAST Seton Hall 10 lDfll 80 Holy CTOa 75 .._ U. 51 CaDisluo t4 1'1.... Dam. 8t R.uteen 69 ColJI\f 81: Columbia 112 H...,.,... 73 Yale 8& Cotn.el.l ~1 N.v.u. 10 I'Mn St. j) AnnY M SOUTH Go. Te<b 92 Alabama 6'7 Klu. St. 85 Tulane ' 1'2 W. KJ. 75 E. Ky. 70 Kr. • J'lonu 111 Teon. •• !MOrita 84 . N. 'c. Slate"18 Clemeon 71 ) Tannehill f:asttrn Jliah's buketeer• romp- MIDWPT lll4lana 112 1... 18 ~Pow 97 St LoUII 911 M\l!b. lt. 71 Hortbwestern 63 Okla. 'U Texaa ISIJ Mlnp. Ill llleblgon 79 M'atquette 10 Bowline Green 67 Konl'lt 75 Icfwo Sl. 64 Kat'lllb St. 73 Colorado flO BILLS the Racine Tornado. TbeTrt going to Jlt it the evenl nl or rebunry 23 at g p.m . on the .POmero)' noor when they matth akills and speed aeainlt Colcb Larry Morriton'• Hot F1ve 1n lhe ' ino~~ls o!the t'Ounty tourney. Ttl1t is, they wl!l haVe this chan('e ir the r,relimitJary roudns O( the play-of I go lctOI'd.iDJ to Hoyle. Friday niJbt titer thlltnpiaJ Jackson 69-~3 Middleport Hlfh ·school Prim·ipal Earl Kntgbt obterved: .tL > BILLS! Get ...•.. $100 $500 $800 or up to $1000 WilT Jdabo St. 88' Colo. St. 77 Uta~ St. 84 New Mex. 7::1 San Francia 88 Loyola C1ti . Mont .· 14 C~J1o A.M 63 n Utah 80 Wy4lmtng 70 Brigham Youn11 74 Dc nv~r ll5 · Stanford 65 Orti">n !JfJ 11CLA Gl Oroli"'! St. lla •••• VALDis cn1r!(t nBt '· "UlJle pclvjnl'lnp tn \h1rfl('"l'l UPTI · m 'POUNDS HONOLULU: Tommy Kono, the O!ymii/C 'UJhhlleat)owellht WOIIbtUftint ehamidon, lilted 1 total of 188 poUDdl to brea\ hiJ 0 W 11 Wfll;ld'O ~ TtiS uco•D BOSTON: Tom Courtney tied the world'• Indoor record for the ftOO.yard run with 1 time of l:Oit:l to hiJhlla;ht tho 88th annual loaton Athletlc A11oclatlon Games. of the n11tlon's top IA)JillOIII (IJl>J- qulloo boavYNIW YORK (tiP)....auiU 'Hart, three-year olds, won the $M,650 . · Callfo~nia Breeders' Champion· Weliltt lllno Valdes, alter some dynam~c yOUDI ll'qllaclelphla wei- sbl !)Stakes il Santa Aoita b)' Southwest: SW (IJ-1) moet• eorunner·up Barlar (4-'l) Tttuday In lepl eniiJ!il""'"la with Jrlijsb -~erwel&Jtt, -~~«~- .1\r~t mote' ~-an ..~ine ~-~~etbs. one of two IIJJIH thi• week. Rice lUiipatiOII ollidalJ, Oftl!fJ .... 'rietorr ~nd · bj(.. (also ~ pl.,. Dilly onte. ntb otrot.ht ~ .· ;lli'AKS liCORD h ~v" l'l'l>!" h th~ f!n<>l " "" l'>n l .. nrf lJP'IIPrr ll ~ ~"i"O"Vill " · •pnrfQ In ltfl wnv. 'l"hP. '=.('lnln ,,.~,.,.., quffer"d the ralamlty Bf a illrt'l' number of Ita cxperleflt'cd b9vfl qultllnf{ lithool thl~ rear. Harrison- ville h11s been beaten by about £'\'NVhodv hut thp rlub isn't ahnut to quit. The bny11 like to play ;w ·l bchinil CnRch Paul McVay will lilkr- om all I he stopa l'!l:alnsl Mirl· rlli'JlOrt PVen thoua:h the rorm llhcctK toil them they ml(ht aa wc:J hav(l sta}'J•d hnmel ~. 'laJen thrtat•ntd dUb ...._.. . . . U 18\tu.. 111M··- ~.. A jo!nt l'tateml!n.t lrom Norm Van Bro~II.Hn of the ' Lda Ana•les Ramo tnd ll,vlt llolo ·or jbe llew I'IOQilltion York Gian.t~ 11 pluer repreient.. lot tbelr · p~~JWJ~n. Una and th- aaoclatlon'• le1ai Tba ~· , . _ . . lkt ..unoel, '"'..Or N<lll"r'Dame loo~ terlialned ~~ ~ ~~. ~ "· . .. , lbd"'ed na.~fa •·~ !'"1 Wlllal~ Cl'•:s -k on• 11111.,, ~ qnlon . o_m. '" '*'P the ~~;rcat s ho~ artist Garv fi'rledfnmalttr of Wt~litlton . Th(' Sharrshontor IPad~ tht> league with . •. ·"' ""! -1101 .......... ...,.ne ., 1. batbllal!f : '"" · 'tlaa p , ,._.., IMIJ ...,. fWIDIIIl pniNd rejlll!lloa IUllon !Pili lha •f· ter' Ihe ownon flllly "luli\l to reco&nit.t, tilt~ played II'OUP, "Appai'Oiltly ihi OWIIilrl want •• aft. lilt at Oat owners• er lndu1try and mate reco11pltlon 11!(1 • - lli41111tlal mandatory," the otalom,nt •ld. .,.lOt bt autd to Th~ playorr 11ld thtJ 1tlll want· ~ h<Oinlliop, td a b,..ball-type plartMnUial+ IJafaf OOUDIIJ. IX· to pittern II (tho IMOGiaUo~t) ~-. STILL LAYJNG NI!ST EGGS , I .' ·. It' IDol SAVINGS COMPANY ... l ~ . lrMttC.-,Mfr, 124 I. Mttn 11. · P - 197 . . ·.· i' · ·•,, •1 ,; A Portlanders Edge Little Panthers In Overtime Go Ebersbach To Attend Annual Hardware Meet Also listed as missinc is a jet trainer pilot whote ctaft craibed otr Cape Cod Friday and two Kan· sas City men who•• pJ1~ Ia believed down In MissiMjppi or Ten· ness~ . . . baoeball'o spo<iaJ , v.tnan1. llowever, the jut • jawed man went on to becl)mt bneb"Jll's molt suect"uful tetB. leadine tbt YankMI Amftritan [Naaue ~even World ":":;::!:J SerieJ &hips. cr,wtord. ~. h!d a toueh to hoe during 19 year.: in the , jort. lie IIM:Pt 13 or th:O!t as "tflat other JUY" in the outflelci with Cobb, but w<>UI!IJ'I ·with a .300 b8U1ng average rerard m1jor leag,ue total of lripl~s. McCarthy, now living the ,~,o.e:; ctJUDll)' ~uire on a side Buifalo, N. Y.. and a reaident of Los Angf'les., intlueted formally in the Fanie at CoopentDWn, N. Jtity. POI"tlabd's 7th and 8tb grade bJs. ketball team deieited Pomeroy 7th and Bth Gratle, 38-36 ln an overtimec pJDe Saturday mornin( on tbe Pomeroy floor. Tbe PJPe ..... dose, tbe lead cbangi.nt lre.qu.entJ.y, with the lit· tle PJ.nfberl ahead 18-17 at th~ half. Sam Price, wbo 10t 15 pointa durlnJ lM game, tied it ut~ with two field a:oat. and two rree throws near the end to tie lt up. Billy McKelvy, with 21 point., j was the key player for tbe win· . nera. Pomeroy't OW~nter wltb 11 polntl was: bia:b. Aaron Buffington's Uttle brother had eicht also for Pomeroy. ~ '..... 1hrin~ at the bi·&r~.nnu~a~lm~f:l~ ...... . A slngle-enc:ine · prlnte pla.oc: traahe'd ij,, a he.aiy tP..g eight miles no~h of J~~nstown, . P~t., killini an tbe . . · , · · 1-8-year-old' AHegl1eJI)' · CoUcge · co-ed . an injuring t~e other per1 • ,!: will ventioD Cleveland, . .... ._.... son•. 1~, and 1~­ · · -.,-----,.,......,.,~='~- honOfed at a Dinner to be held land on Sunday even;li',;;ng;:, • ary 10. . ;,;t;t;. > Plymouth~-s P.NCE MASHHUI llahown dlJI'ooo lDC • 91s1f ·w hll rather, Kin& Sault or S..udla Arabia, to wal• ~ Reed Ann~ Rospitl.l Walh• The Ohio Hardware Association Jncton, whtft the boJ II underw Jnd it the largest hardware Jhtw . ~ IOinj:"tl!its . l»h.YStcianl al'l! seek· of its kind m the country. ln1 to determine the eause of parU" paralyailln hill right arm The Show will be held' Febru· 1nd II&. The boapltal provldl!d ary 11, 12. and· 13 at CleYeland •hoes ror the Dl'tnce. Public Auditorium and there will be 400 ediihita by leading manu· While in Cleveland, Mr. Eber• bach will alsn yiait the ·l9$7 Hard· ware Show whil!h is sporutOI'ed by .... _,_ ___.... . , 1 .... ...,. !acturers and distributors of hardware, housewares, 1porHD8 goods, gard~n tools, paint, and al· lied lines. 10.000 hardwai'e people from OhiCJ, twenty·five other stateJ, and Canada wilt attend the Hard· ware SDow :md Convention which be hel•J at Hotel Cleveland: ......... ..-... .......n, .... . ...................... e;ntnpA111 I Quarter score..._ Portland . . . . . . 10 7 7 10 Tohl 34, Overtime 38. Pomeroy 6 12 7 9 Total 34, 0Vft'time 36. In a !iftl;t ADd aiiUL grade a;ame Portland won 27·14 with ;.: Latry Price q..igb at 25 points for tbe win· ners. Webster was hieh with 5 for Pomeroy. Put your handJ On tlu! <Mh you need .. . fot any wo~ 1 purpose . , • hy 'lJhot"llnl ~­ visiting us now. 3 plant iO thoose from. OPTOIUTBIIT N W. COMPTON, 0. D. 1!111 Com 11tnet, f'DmenJ Offlee Rnlll'll I to U, ! 1o S. ta- at N- • Tlnln.l THE MIGHTY CH Me»st glamorous car In a generation Barblzon, Gen. Duke and lron Liege is rated second at 2 to 1. S ·YBARS 411EAJ) . . ··-··.r.a· ··· ··B. ·.OTB . ·..·oF." . <. . ~·":. · gn · ·oet the facts! See your Plymouth dealer nou' I Nn. ~-lnlqor 11aot • '. a.u ' to , 01\l1i that etfeet.' The ewnm aptMI .. .-, trtftl portaUQ• 1¥~..,... ol tlr3:to trolnl~i ''"'~ ""'~'~~' wtch aft .14~int for .ift • m """'1 · fn,l , ' • all., !Iii ' lr&lfl~ ..... T,ttt »JIHfll 8~ roa>'J>llm"'l !t"'lf erMf aad 1 . • · · : t:;w lit l'l' .. . ~ !.t; II) -' ,, . . ' 1P.{. ' .~ ·. . -' L ' " • . • . " / · .. i ' • .: , · . . ., COlLINS JIWILRY · Wile"' Your Confkle~~ee 1 lllusllfteoi lJMir 1ta11 .... · b t.t ~ ~ · ~ !1Ut11iJ "- · IIOD tO l!itJI proof that Plymouth is " plar&ned lurthtr eonfwenm wtQ the uaion o#ltlll lld ~ &nrwm... . .... "" .::: MolD St. lut a t.w of Ole fact~~ proved ba ~luded SwuiQ ou lobe r"llympll! rub. • the Oompan•..ut 8" 'Sbowclown. he dlem aU I It....,., f>ly-h 'lontl and Reta.p Alvert tn the •wornAn champ:onJhip that con· , LOAN '> IU£1C!fl j oulfielder for Tiiets, wt'rt named :18 alld 83rd l'(lltmbert. of Calumet rarm•a triple i:bltJ of hope• tot next weekend'• rour mao nent f)oler 11nd his br11.i.emt.n, MR· rlne Lt. Cbarlel Butler of Sarantc La~tl, M. Y., 1aithtd the run ncr-up 11pot bebJad Ital,-'p Eusent I= CITY BOLD RULIR ,AVORITI FIL (IJP)...Tho Whoa~ ley Stnhle'" Bold Ruler, trained by Sunny Jim Fltzaimmi)nll, has beerr in.11talled a11 the early 8 to ~ ravorltr. for lhe $100,000 Flamingo Stakes at Rlale1h Parle, March 2. ST. llo:lll. S..llnriiiD\1 UP , Arthur Tyler ot Rocb.ster, N. Y. , encouraged by 1 tecOr.d place fin· ish In the t\Vo-man b\lhaled championabiplil, today hnrbored high ..,.. THI 111'11rbam Youftl (5·1) meo~t Jole-. toJUibl, Jt raee• Utah (4-2) in a ble oae Saturday. MelrtWbiie, tblrd·plaee utah mi!et& ~~~eoad-pJace 'M:otltan.a (f5,.3 Thutkhy. are listed u misaina:. ADother per. son was ki:Jed Sunday at the ton· trois o t his prlv~te plane wblch went down near ltutledge, Tenn . of the New :1 MIAII~ U. S. Bobsledder Has Hip Hopes For 4-Man Event 1 Sl<Yilllo: Allot ., ~i:ontlnuN from Pitt on.) ed and <:rashed off the AtlanU.:Coast near Gloucester, Mass., Frl· day, shortly after the New York crash., The body or ooe nyer bas been f.ound, and three pthers stll' In (1f.bt!r SEOAI. aamea Athttlil rbkt itll tie for flrat potltion l · ·~ln~t T ogan In Athcas and N.;l· ·n nvJIIe has a breather with Jack · ~on In Nehonvtlle. alalntl ' Khcil«~ct, on~ Saud VIsits Son Plane Crasb~ '.·.. ' ... an untouchable 233 polnls in t1 ~ames for an average of 23 I'Oints oer game. Pott.J of tbe Roeketq ·~ n'k~ 8th with 159. . cia! · ltll4 oonl tho pluora IOIDII; pay ap to •11 for. 1111111 'fill :ft'Jitfl·, eoapa,tated, "We a~out plulble unlon aftUiatloQ aDd Ji~ll landiJ, · ' COM:PA~}£ '~A.:i.L 3" s:Bo\V-JSOwJ Pro Gridders Threaten Industrial-Type Union [n Figh!!o~~~~o~!~t~?.~ A!~~~ T!~~~~~!r!4 ~·1 ublo!o ~Mar IIi t~elr Bit Seven: Kansa1 (4-1) fletJ runner-up .Nebratka (2--1) on $at• urday. , Missouri Valley: Jrod10)' (1111) doesn't plar 1 ltiiUe tame tbli week, b11t Wlebl.ti ahd St. lAuls (ea~h 5-2) p1tf ~wlct. The greatest challenge in automotive history! ·~ 1., ~ r('lJ•riVIInP" ' vP.~r . ~ WINS STAKIS Calif.: P r I nee AltCAMA. Tht·re is nothing the Sackett would rather do than knock off the hiJjh and mi~hty Tornado. It's rlvo4 ~""' lundir 19 lletlio ;!nap- knockont tonieb.t In a lG-rounder.. ~·· .~ J.,AN6EN.G, Mleb.: Dave p.ometfalng like a el~y couB.in re. ........,. ...._~•'!i1- 0~{-eaptajn (If the University 'iCntlng It when his relative comes Wt11ston wllJ ~orne here to ,... up 11111!1•• lot hi• feb. 1~ oon- w1th ~~"f)'. ~~~1'~-~nd OJ Mlchlgan track team, broke a 1o town all dolled up and knowlng bound from 1 deft!at, 09-78, Jt Ut~ with Brltiah ebamplon mlddleWelJ:ht ch.artiJ)I"- ~: if St. meet record by putting tile thot . . f '. fJ8 feet, lOlA! ' incbes in tbe 34th it ali. 'landJ or Nelsonville. This eoUni i Nicholaa Arena. annual Michia;an State Relays. Nothing very impo•slble bu to <vat~ roll~:~rt np ualnst the ltouMt harJpen for the Jackt~f.s to tangle 'n ttl• JlfelsDI!vUie cral!kerbox; tt "• <'oin W\1h Rartne. Radne playa ·vM 1 rredltable Rhowing ~ fhl F.a:>tern In the first round, then ""me Altuatl,·m . Pomeroy J..t to tTH'eh thl' "hve" team, Rutland, to ,T.,l•mnville 68-fU. ro:ct· to the ;lnals. The only real Bulfimcton Is leadlnJl T'Ohlerot nutL·rerkf'r in this 11etup Is Eastern. 1cnrers after hia 20 point oUtput Coach Harl~ e ll Dotlrill's boys have ·•talnll t01ttm wlt.h 168. He Jt flth hren ~O·HO thl~ year, losing twice ·.. ,.,,. SF.n rBce . .Tohnson altpy:.flt to Ral'lne hy silCable counts. How- '"lith wllh. 1!l!l anrl Is now I!I'OWtl f'VN , ge nial IIBrts~·n ha1 never ""' bv tramm~te Jahn Sisson In ~ad hi .~ entire varsity together '!It •n • t~ place witll lM ·•n(' 1im.-. so far this year duo to The Panthers will hsve their illnru and inlurlea. But Racine "O"k cut out for them In trvlnt '"ill bC' favored heavily to ttke the Ohio Collqe khedt.~le M:GJI.lY, Ohio Sta-te at rJIInoJ ~: C':a11tcrnt>ra However the flnt round Roc~ Ohio U. at Toledo; Wl'dne!itljJy. <>i th rr n~dne Qt Eastern would Baldwin-Walla~c a1 Mn•r ls Harvt>y. Friday, Bowling Green ol Ohin •1!' hravilv favoT'td to .d-ominate U.; . Sllt.\lrday, Ohio SlJte at Indl ""nk Rutl~!lrl the livE' team whirh .' HAILED bJ rniWo111 of mothera the ftrst bab7 bottle created ~ le.DiaUoo when Introduced at the Great E:~r:hlb.itlon of 1851 lD London. More thau a eentul'J' later, the "'O'DonneU bottle" il one ~ lkt rare lteau to be ez... blbited a( the 13tb A~ual A1;1• tiQuea Show, whlch a,_ tn New York City, Marcb II. The fntant pictured here b demoa ... stratina that th-e ~ bad ·a flexible tube that" allowed ber .. , ;: to ,,mov/1 wifhout losl.llc mllk. . Poy what roo owe all!l llur .what ,have ........ "llh • - · ,..,•• ohl1 ONR 'place t6 Pat .. o Uttle at a lime. Wbal 1 I'OI;oll Have more ol )'oor pU •lleok lor Y9\U'Hlf. 111ladr~ ue getIIDI private t.,b - · h"" for tbeu- own f09d, Cba"'"-' II" >W ean 1... $0ot ~Ill!..... ,o t ' ..., lo. Y.. a~ IJWm w.J~e oq )'OU will IQI:t!! out .~rlon mtne)' tenn1. · .. Purdue 81 UUnol1 76 Rome·Canaa .. Saturday tbc Pomero)' rloor 11 to 52 ln a non-Jeawue match with four Ealk:rn pla)·r:rs hiHin.:: in tbe double IK'Orint" fiKure s. Rome.Can:an'• Walravt'n. a thiN)' a:u~r.:i , continued to •how Why ht b O!lt! o( tbe grut players Of the t mallfor tehoola in this p;u1 they eoWd rount only seven poiuh of the state b)' nnning 22 point•. in tbe fiul quarter while Eam-n For £litem, whit'h led 21}.11 at was gettin1 20. the tint qlall'ter, it was Knight Eattern :Re.erves dtfeatt-d Rome resel'\'eJ in a nip and tuck. game 34 to 32 with Collin~ gettlne 12 and Gaul ll for the wioner!l. Me· Gilf had 12 for the losers. Vanity srore by quarters : 20 36 51 7 t Eastern . . R. Canaan .. . .. 11 21 4$ M Scori!lg, East.nn, ·Knight 6-1.17; Headlf'Y 441; Wqode 8-S.ll; Boyles 3·7·13; Kuhn 5-2-12; Gaul J..().2. Rome, Adama 4--6-14; McAllister 0.0.0; Garett 6-3-J~; Wuh 0 l J; Walrav'l'!n lHt-22; McGill, {H)-(). O\'tl.1' nia:t~ on Mlddlep-Jrt's Yellow Jackets ar . mrious to have anotber cbuc( ag~>r <'tid 7ft-ye-ar-old c ..owront, Allhop,:ih ' latl b~~ '~''"~r.~~J Chieago Cubs to ul~ with 17, WBodt with II, Bo)'lea J..ea1ue pennant ln lr.l9. with 13 and Kuhn with 12 who Wililt. ~ooneidere-d a "b,IOh•~· pro\led too much for the Athen1 1lf' wa• p~lwd lo tue<:Hd eounly club . lustrlous Miller HuJginl 11 The Rome team nevl!r had ~ man of lht: Yankeej two reel ebtnte :.. the)· followed 36·21 laler. Aftrr all , the 01l half timt! , and climbej lo a Ji(Ued. What dld a mmor 51-45 deficit at the three way pla.v er know o~Mut mark, only to slip again when great le1m like the ed MlrldJeport. Ntvjl 71 Dulle !19 ' err • 'I ed Into a smoother running orpni.zaUon with Bo'A'Ies, Mprris, and Nelaon soorlng well. and JUDlo1· Kelliledy able to acore in ht*h fl~urP ~ on oc-casions. Har~an Whitlatch has emera:ed aa a atendy al· ternate at a guard tpot, to11. 2. The Wah.ama defeat of ·R •· cine ias1. week which in part at lpast w111 because Ralph Sayre•• hoys refused to lay over dead before I he game started. NtUher wU.i Fordham 68 Connecticut 67 .. BY ln.itJO f Eastern Takes Two From Rome-Canaan Games Played On Pomeroy Floor "I beli eve we can Lake Raeine in the tournament." Undoubtedly the Yellow Jacket players feel thl' same way. This · belief i~ not a little bolster<e(J by two important facts: 1. The JacKets have t!nally jell· lv Unlttd ,.,.-.. Syr11.cute N Desk blst~tJoil l'~ ~<JU ......"'.... Mlalmumpl,... dltptulmtnt (....... H:!J: ttan<lont v.. hp M!lil lo\lm avaltablo V.. 11ro • · Pulh-buttOn drlvt Cf!lnbuatloo .......... . .. .........Ito =,_on.) T~ o..- HI......,, fllllll roor(itl,) (ln.) ~.Nif(in.) a- M!Qflt (4-dr. - · . - , . T...I-Qpntaol Bralcoo , Front whtlll brake cyllndtl'l etJUq Flloh.-P Si>llno O..blll.....,r ll!"lf Wl. . . .l-talltloll famt•i lllo'l • Ill 1!11 2110 . , 1181 Vot IIBI No domil wodito YM 4U 41.1 ..., No 31.1 ~ lit 212 300 No wodito No 4U 40.7 80.0 80.1 u.o 1112.1 112.7 3415 63.0 32711 Yea No 4 t - Yoa Yoa No No Yo; l'li••....,"'.,.. ii - • · - =: Challetlllu! There's never 'beet! an~thillf IIIIa It before l A clwtce to compare all 3 low.price eari btfote :rou make that all-Important automotive i'I~Dt. \\'by Ia your Plymouth dealer tolllina to ililke such . • revolutionary ehallenp 7 Beoauao be haws that Pillllouth Ia 8" years ahead of the "other tW.." lte lmbwtt, too, that when you i l • chance to compare, you won't oeUie for anythl ."""' than ~ Pl)'moulh I Becauoe Plymouth's only simi ariqo to tho "otillr twa" Is the low price! Come in today I : Wlllt'l "\''f * H I Row • SERVICE lust gtvo vo a eaD at one of our budy braDeb offteea In Pomeroy or lllldlueport and you wUI experience prompt servtee. 9 full ~" 11/aead t~..r an "lh 1ar Ao1MoJ .,._. For Your Convenience / Pick-up ond Delivery No '"'IY- lor Tomorrow contest. CLEANERS ,.. faandJI ,t No DUKE JeaderJ, Sharon is a junior leader. Sharon won 1tattt recopi· Uoti lnt YW in the Chicken of 108 Court k., ,...,.,.,. .. , . Phen• 383-X 3rd •.acl M,i..-_ Mici4Jeport , Phone 6104-X When you drive a No· P1111eroy Farm No. 5" wu i~ Ia Qne of tb.e •nd oldat pioneer tounly. (Pomeroy Offlee - Formerly O'DonneD'a Dry Cleanen) Mr. Halliday ad Mr. Atkin• IN Elders In the Harrisonville Presbyterian Churth. Tradition hoo lllllel Claaoe made lhe brlat for ibe ltWneli llllcl< aoU4 brlol: wtUt &om elat dried In kiJDI Itt ...., I~ froDt or the pres(CcintJnUtd frOm ,.,. one) ••• hOUie. Wblle tho Jloneer ldnl of construction hll t\lmmtr and 888,306.91 distributed In the ttlt.e winter advanta1eo, II ~ad dlaad- for weJtare tJutpoUs w~s ..... Yintaa:cJ when tilt Jllbidqa aet 0113.115. out to JDlltaU plumblnt and eJecEduution - IIJ*!Uil educatloo, Meigii Share trlclty. The walll (onlr one inalde tehool J'oundatfob progr_IJ:m tnd patUUo., IB made ot wood) were bus pUrchases, U:•cher trainiq, neu lns.urma\lna.bte obttat!les to voiatiooal education, BChi!.ot ludeb ,,te. modern ad1ptatlona. program, a!d to · libraries, In li3J the Halll~y'a only chlld, Meigs eounty'a share of the $141,· Pauline. m.atried Vira:U Atkins 211 ,762.08 dlstrlbUted in the state who came to the hopte rann to for educational purposes wa1 fi)IS,. operate lt os a partnership, They 348.19. have a :laughter, Sharon, a sopho· more In Harrisonvllle Hi&h school. ' The partnership has · added two tracts II) tht> 1Q18 purchase. It now co'llprlaea 346 acres upon Llqunr licen· rniscellaDeoUs purposes was 5114.112. \ . ' You see /I any place ... and you want to look sf If, There's a pride and IJ prancelo It that gives Y(!U a lift, makes you feel alive snd vital. But the real tingle Is drilling HI There it is, , , u lohJ lUld low and putpOif!fulas a gleaming jet. with ita lOOJ r~ ,fenad. 11ti'NIIIing bark. and up likA baule flap. This i• the dyuataie aew look of 11)57 moloring, and we ean't help it if otb~ .,_•t tberc yet. Gi't'e 'em tim~- we alway• ban. 1he important thin1 to know is that every ftowio~ ,.go" lint! 1 purpose. Tbatlow-~lung hmly and upswept tail weft eoJiner:red for a new kind of road st,.bility. They are the anbiteetural teauh• of Cbry.ter•a Torsiou-Aire in this 1957 Cbrpler h11 f-or criminal costs aftd tr11nsportttlan of pris:oners, pDlke and flrenien'• pensions, tuhCl'eulosis subsidy, etc. heef cattle, dairy cattle, Meigs countv'• sha.re or S~l.ll!L· Meep, turters. liroller1 and Jay- 663.01 dJatribut,d in the tUtt fdr Tidt Kelaaa County lonilmark '•----....::::L...tl....,_______..,..,.__ •bouaoes..,. of .at OtUQlf'S •tnost liit • - Miscellaneoqs - ses, payments to counties ft makes em Stare..-anywhem t MEIGS MOTOR COMP $1b.l' '~N:-~2~n=d~A:v~e;,:____.,..__,_____,.._..,._.,..__~P~h:o:ne:.,:•o:z:s:.,,.._____...,..,,......,,4_.....-,..;::; .. �Dally S~l\llne~ Pomeroy-ldlddloport, 0 ., F"b. 4, 19~7--G McCarthy, Crawford, Elected To Baseball's Hall OfFame As 82nd, 83rd Honor Members J04' M rl'.:~r I enutl ~ i l d;jy alom<.; wtlh S...n Wab1){) l'r awfor d. the man w~o walked in J,. 'Ut!!!. {•Jl llall •1 Fanll' 1u thr mh.1do.,.· of the grrat Ty Cohl .. MeCarth\'. tm-year -olu f'~ . m~t n - NEW YRK L:P tb, , Who nf'Vt>t waJ to ""Jay In fht> terfd xmro!HA, W\s. UP • Rock· .llriaoo lt\lek .to bb a:un• toda)' Iii.~ coatiDu.fd to d•nr he enr wOoid '"'""' to tile fllhl riDI"1 mow l ... dol. . tho rlg~t thlpJ,.. Mtrclano ulcl Sunday Dtiid It I diJIDtJ' 8PIDfOred by ~- ~"tDOIJll Hoi)" NIIQI lotlet)' "'·ilfft 4teldod to bt a lamUr plililr lnliead of a arowf pltt• ..... ~bo . •4 1 oau...t maga· .... ha4 oUtrod b!IJ) a latla .... <t - . . II hi •OIIld nlllfll lo boidllJ and lot tilt ollpaino 1>11 tht CIJtt te anD.OdDM the return. 6oJ twMd tbt offer doWQ.,.. Mat· ciiDG saut. "I -.id l haw retired frotn fighting of m)' ward."' a.nu. I am a man COLLEGE BASKETBALL EAST Seton Hall 10 lDfll 80 Holy CTOa 75 .._ U. 51 CaDisluo t4 1'1.... Dam. 8t R.uteen 69 ColJI\f 81: Columbia 112 H...,.,... 73 Yale 8& Cotn.el.l ~1 N.v.u. 10 I'Mn St. j) AnnY M SOUTH Go. Te<b 92 Alabama 6'7 Klu. St. 85 Tulane ' 1'2 W. KJ. 75 E. Ky. 70 Kr. • J'lonu 111 Teon. •• !MOrita 84 . N. 'c. Slate"18 Clemeon 71 ) Tannehill f:asttrn Jliah's buketeer• romp- MIDWPT lll4lana 112 1... 18 ~Pow 97 St LoUII 911 M\l!b. lt. 71 Hortbwestern 63 Okla. 'U Texaa ISIJ Mlnp. Ill llleblgon 79 M'atquette 10 Bowline Green 67 Konl'lt 75 Icfwo Sl. 64 Kat'lllb St. 73 Colorado flO BILLS the Racine Tornado. TbeTrt going to Jlt it the evenl nl or rebunry 23 at g p.m . on the .POmero)' noor when they matth akills and speed aeainlt Colcb Larry Morriton'• Hot F1ve 1n lhe ' ino~~ls o!the t'Ounty tourney. Ttl1t is, they wl!l haVe this chan('e ir the r,relimitJary roudns O( the play-of I go lctOI'd.iDJ to Hoyle. Friday niJbt titer thlltnpiaJ Jackson 69-~3 Middleport Hlfh ·school Prim·ipal Earl Kntgbt obterved: .tL > BILLS! Get ...•.. $100 $500 $800 or up to $1000 WilT Jdabo St. 88' Colo. St. 77 Uta~ St. 84 New Mex. 7::1 San Francia 88 Loyola C1ti . Mont .· 14 C~J1o A.M 63 n Utah 80 Wy4lmtng 70 Brigham Youn11 74 Dc nv~r ll5 · Stanford 65 Orti">n !JfJ 11CLA Gl Oroli"'! St. lla •••• VALDis cn1r!(t nBt '· "UlJle pclvjnl'lnp tn \h1rfl('"l'l UPTI · m 'POUNDS HONOLULU: Tommy Kono, the O!ymii/C 'UJhhlleat)owellht WOIIbtUftint ehamidon, lilted 1 total of 188 poUDdl to brea\ hiJ 0 W 11 Wfll;ld'O ~ TtiS uco•D BOSTON: Tom Courtney tied the world'• Indoor record for the ftOO.yard run with 1 time of l:Oit:l to hiJhlla;ht tho 88th annual loaton Athletlc A11oclatlon Games. of the n11tlon's top IA)JillOIII (IJl>J- qulloo boavYNIW YORK (tiP)....auiU 'Hart, three-year olds, won the $M,650 . · Callfo~nia Breeders' Champion· Weliltt lllno Valdes, alter some dynam~c yOUDI ll'qllaclelphla wei- sbl !)Stakes il Santa Aoita b)' Southwest: SW (IJ-1) moet• eorunner·up Barlar (4-'l) Tttuday In lepl eniiJ!il""'"la with Jrlijsb -~erwel&Jtt, -~~«~- .1\r~t mote' ~-an ..~ine ~-~~etbs. one of two IIJJIH thi• week. Rice lUiipatiOII ollidalJ, Oftl!fJ .... 'rietorr ~nd · bj(.. (also ~ pl.,. Dilly onte. ntb otrot.ht ~ .· ;lli'AKS liCORD h ~v" l'l'l>!" h th~ f!n<>l " "" l'>n l .. nrf lJP'IIPrr ll ~ ~"i"O"Vill " · •pnrfQ In ltfl wnv. 'l"hP. '=.('lnln ,,.~,.,.., quffer"d the ralamlty Bf a illrt'l' number of Ita cxperleflt'cd b9vfl qultllnf{ lithool thl~ rear. Harrison- ville h11s been beaten by about £'\'NVhodv hut thp rlub isn't ahnut to quit. The bny11 like to play ;w ·l bchinil CnRch Paul McVay will lilkr- om all I he stopa l'!l:alnsl Mirl· rlli'JlOrt PVen thoua:h the rorm llhcctK toil them they ml(ht aa wc:J hav(l sta}'J•d hnmel ~. 'laJen thrtat•ntd dUb ...._.. . . . U 18\tu.. 111M··- ~.. A jo!nt l'tateml!n.t lrom Norm Van Bro~II.Hn of the ' Lda Ana•les Ramo tnd ll,vlt llolo ·or jbe llew I'IOQilltion York Gian.t~ 11 pluer repreient.. lot tbelr · p~~JWJ~n. Una and th- aaoclatlon'• le1ai Tba ~· , . _ . . lkt ..unoel, '"'..Or N<lll"r'Dame loo~ terlialned ~~ ~ ~~. ~ "· . .. , lbd"'ed na.~fa •·~ !'"1 Wlllal~ Cl'•:s -k on• 11111.,, ~ qnlon . o_m. '" '*'P the ~~;rcat s ho~ artist Garv fi'rledfnmalttr of Wt~litlton . Th(' Sharrshontor IPad~ tht> league with . •. ·"' ""! -1101 .......... ...,.ne ., 1. batbllal!f : '"" · 'tlaa p , ,._.., IMIJ ...,. fWIDIIIl pniNd rejlll!lloa IUllon !Pili lha •f· ter' Ihe ownon flllly "luli\l to reco&nit.t, tilt~ played II'OUP, "Appai'Oiltly ihi OWIIilrl want •• aft. lilt at Oat owners• er lndu1try and mate reco11pltlon 11!(1 • - lli41111tlal mandatory," the otalom,nt •ld. .,.lOt bt autd to Th~ playorr 11ld thtJ 1tlll want· ~ h<Oinlliop, td a b,..ball-type plartMnUial+ IJafaf OOUDIIJ. IX· to pittern II (tho IMOGiaUo~t) ~-. STILL LAYJNG NI!ST EGGS , I .' ·. It' IDol SAVINGS COMPANY ... l ~ . lrMttC.-,Mfr, 124 I. Mttn 11. · P - 197 . . ·.· i' · ·•,, •1 ,; A Portlanders Edge Little Panthers In Overtime Go Ebersbach To Attend Annual Hardware Meet Also listed as missinc is a jet trainer pilot whote ctaft craibed otr Cape Cod Friday and two Kan· sas City men who•• pJ1~ Ia believed down In MissiMjppi or Ten· ness~ . . . baoeball'o spo<iaJ , v.tnan1. llowever, the jut • jawed man went on to becl)mt bneb"Jll's molt suect"uful tetB. leadine tbt YankMI Amftritan [Naaue ~even World ":":;::!:J SerieJ &hips. cr,wtord. ~. h!d a toueh to hoe during 19 year.: in the , jort. lie IIM:Pt 13 or th:O!t as "tflat other JUY" in the outflelci with Cobb, but w<>UI!IJ'I ·with a .300 b8U1ng average rerard m1jor leag,ue total of lripl~s. McCarthy, now living the ,~,o.e:; ctJUDll)' ~uire on a side Buifalo, N. Y.. and a reaident of Los Angf'les., intlueted formally in the Fanie at CoopentDWn, N. Jtity. POI"tlabd's 7th and 8tb grade bJs. ketball team deieited Pomeroy 7th and Bth Gratle, 38-36 ln an overtimec pJDe Saturday mornin( on tbe Pomeroy floor. Tbe PJPe ..... dose, tbe lead cbangi.nt lre.qu.entJ.y, with the lit· tle PJ.nfberl ahead 18-17 at th~ half. Sam Price, wbo 10t 15 pointa durlnJ lM game, tied it ut~ with two field a:oat. and two rree throws near the end to tie lt up. Billy McKelvy, with 21 point., j was the key player for tbe win· . nera. Pomeroy't OW~nter wltb 11 polntl was: bia:b. Aaron Buffington's Uttle brother had eicht also for Pomeroy. ~ '..... 1hrin~ at the bi·&r~.nnu~a~lm~f:l~ ...... . A slngle-enc:ine · prlnte pla.oc: traahe'd ij,, a he.aiy tP..g eight miles no~h of J~~nstown, . P~t., killini an tbe . . · , · · 1-8-year-old' AHegl1eJI)' · CoUcge · co-ed . an injuring t~e other per1 • ,!: will ventioD Cleveland, . .... ._.... son•. 1~, and 1~­ · · -.,-----,.,......,.,~='~- honOfed at a Dinner to be held land on Sunday even;li',;;ng;:, • ary 10. . ;,;t;t;. > Plymouth~-s P.NCE MASHHUI llahown dlJI'ooo lDC • 91s1f ·w hll rather, Kin& Sault or S..udla Arabia, to wal• ~ Reed Ann~ Rospitl.l Walh• The Ohio Hardware Association Jncton, whtft the boJ II underw Jnd it the largest hardware Jhtw . ~ IOinj:"tl!its . l»h.YStcianl al'l! seek· of its kind m the country. ln1 to determine the eause of parU" paralyailln hill right arm The Show will be held' Febru· 1nd II&. The boapltal provldl!d ary 11, 12. and· 13 at CleYeland •hoes ror the Dl'tnce. Public Auditorium and there will be 400 ediihita by leading manu· While in Cleveland, Mr. Eber• bach will alsn yiait the ·l9$7 Hard· ware Show whil!h is sporutOI'ed by .... _,_ ___.... . , 1 .... ...,. !acturers and distributors of hardware, housewares, 1porHD8 goods, gard~n tools, paint, and al· lied lines. 10.000 hardwai'e people from OhiCJ, twenty·five other stateJ, and Canada wilt attend the Hard· ware SDow :md Convention which be hel•J at Hotel Cleveland: ......... ..-... .......n, .... . ...................... e;ntnpA111 I Quarter score..._ Portland . . . . . . 10 7 7 10 Tohl 34, Overtime 38. Pomeroy 6 12 7 9 Total 34, 0Vft'time 36. In a !iftl;t ADd aiiUL grade a;ame Portland won 27·14 with ;.: Latry Price q..igb at 25 points for tbe win· ners. Webster was hieh with 5 for Pomeroy. Put your handJ On tlu! <Mh you need .. . fot any wo~ 1 purpose . , • hy 'lJhot"llnl ~­ visiting us now. 3 plant iO thoose from. OPTOIUTBIIT N W. COMPTON, 0. D. 1!111 Com 11tnet, f'DmenJ Offlee Rnlll'll I to U, ! 1o S. ta- at N- • Tlnln.l THE MIGHTY CH Me»st glamorous car In a generation Barblzon, Gen. Duke and lron Liege is rated second at 2 to 1. S ·YBARS 411EAJ) . . ··-··.r.a· ··· ··B. ·.OTB . ·..·oF." . <. . ~·":. · gn · ·oet the facts! See your Plymouth dealer nou' I Nn. ~-lnlqor 11aot • '. a.u ' to , 01\l1i that etfeet.' The ewnm aptMI .. .-, trtftl portaUQ• 1¥~..,... ol tlr3:to trolnl~i ''"'~ ""'~'~~' wtch aft .14~int for .ift • m """'1 · fn,l , ' • all., !Iii ' lr&lfl~ ..... T,ttt »JIHfll 8~ roa>'J>llm"'l !t"'lf erMf aad 1 . • · · : t:;w lit l'l' .. . ~ !.t; II) -' ,, . . ' 1P.{. ' .~ ·. . -' L ' " • . • . " / · .. i ' • .: , · . . ., COlLINS JIWILRY · Wile"' Your Confkle~~ee 1 lllusllfteoi lJMir 1ta11 .... · b t.t ~ ~ · ~ !1Ut11iJ "- · IIOD tO l!itJI proof that Plymouth is " plar&ned lurthtr eonfwenm wtQ the uaion o#ltlll lld ~ &nrwm... . .... "" .::: MolD St. lut a t.w of Ole fact~~ proved ba ~luded SwuiQ ou lobe r"llympll! rub. • the Oompan•..ut 8" 'Sbowclown. he dlem aU I It....,., f>ly-h 'lontl and Reta.p Alvert tn the •wornAn champ:onJhip that con· , LOAN '> IU£1C!fl j oulfielder for Tiiets, wt'rt named :18 alld 83rd l'(lltmbert. of Calumet rarm•a triple i:bltJ of hope• tot next weekend'• rour mao nent f)oler 11nd his br11.i.emt.n, MR· rlne Lt. Cbarlel Butler of Sarantc La~tl, M. Y., 1aithtd the run ncr-up 11pot bebJad Ital,-'p Eusent I= CITY BOLD RULIR ,AVORITI FIL (IJP)...Tho Whoa~ ley Stnhle'" Bold Ruler, trained by Sunny Jim Fltzaimmi)nll, has beerr in.11talled a11 the early 8 to ~ ravorltr. for lhe $100,000 Flamingo Stakes at Rlale1h Parle, March 2. ST. llo:lll. S..llnriiiD\1 UP , Arthur Tyler ot Rocb.ster, N. Y. , encouraged by 1 tecOr.d place fin· ish In the t\Vo-man b\lhaled championabiplil, today hnrbored high ..,.. THI 111'11rbam Youftl (5·1) meo~t Jole-. toJUibl, Jt raee• Utah (4-2) in a ble oae Saturday. MelrtWbiie, tblrd·plaee utah mi!et& ~~~eoad-pJace 'M:otltan.a (f5,.3 Thutkhy. are listed u misaina:. ADother per. son was ki:Jed Sunday at the ton· trois o t his prlv~te plane wblch went down near ltutledge, Tenn . of the New :1 MIAII~ U. S. Bobsledder Has Hip Hopes For 4-Man Event 1 Sl<Yilllo: Allot ., ~i:ontlnuN from Pitt on.) ed and <:rashed off the AtlanU.:Coast near Gloucester, Mass., Frl· day, shortly after the New York crash., The body or ooe nyer bas been f.ound, and three pthers stll' In (1f.bt!r SEOAI. aamea Athttlil rbkt itll tie for flrat potltion l · ·~ln~t T ogan In Athcas and N.;l· ·n nvJIIe has a breather with Jack · ~on In Nehonvtlle. alalntl ' Khcil«~ct, on~ Saud VIsits Son Plane Crasb~ '.·.. ' ... an untouchable 233 polnls in t1 ~ames for an average of 23 I'Oints oer game. Pott.J of tbe Roeketq ·~ n'k~ 8th with 159. . cia! · ltll4 oonl tho pluora IOIDII; pay ap to •11 for. 1111111 'fill :ft'Jitfl·, eoapa,tated, "We a~out plulble unlon aftUiatloQ aDd Ji~ll landiJ, · ' COM:PA~}£ '~A.:i.L 3" s:Bo\V-JSOwJ Pro Gridders Threaten Industrial-Type Union [n Figh!!o~~~~o~!~t~?.~ A!~~~ T!~~~~~!r!4 ~·1 ublo!o ~Mar IIi t~elr Bit Seven: Kansa1 (4-1) fletJ runner-up .Nebratka (2--1) on $at• urday. , Missouri Valley: Jrod10)' (1111) doesn't plar 1 ltiiUe tame tbli week, b11t Wlebl.ti ahd St. lAuls (ea~h 5-2) p1tf ~wlct. The greatest challenge in automotive history! ·~ 1., ~ r('lJ•riVIInP" ' vP.~r . ~ WINS STAKIS Calif.: P r I nee AltCAMA. Tht·re is nothing the Sackett would rather do than knock off the hiJjh and mi~hty Tornado. It's rlvo4 ~""' lundir 19 lletlio ;!nap- knockont tonieb.t In a lG-rounder.. ~·· .~ J.,AN6EN.G, Mleb.: Dave p.ometfalng like a el~y couB.in re. ........,. ...._~•'!i1- 0~{-eaptajn (If the University 'iCntlng It when his relative comes Wt11ston wllJ ~orne here to ,... up 11111!1•• lot hi• feb. 1~ oon- w1th ~~"f)'. ~~~1'~-~nd OJ Mlchlgan track team, broke a 1o town all dolled up and knowlng bound from 1 deft!at, 09-78, Jt Ut~ with Brltiah ebamplon mlddleWelJ:ht ch.artiJ)I"- ~: if St. meet record by putting tile thot . . f '. fJ8 feet, lOlA! ' incbes in tbe 34th it ali. 'landJ or Nelsonville. This eoUni i Nicholaa Arena. annual Michia;an State Relays. Nothing very impo•slble bu to <vat~ roll~:~rt np ualnst the ltouMt harJpen for the Jackt~f.s to tangle 'n ttl• JlfelsDI!vUie cral!kerbox; tt "• <'oin W\1h Rartne. Radne playa ·vM 1 rredltable Rhowing ~ fhl F.a:>tern In the first round, then ""me Altuatl,·m . Pomeroy J..t to tTH'eh thl' "hve" team, Rutland, to ,T.,l•mnville 68-fU. ro:ct· to the ;lnals. The only real Bulfimcton Is leadlnJl T'Ohlerot nutL·rerkf'r in this 11etup Is Eastern. 1cnrers after hia 20 point oUtput Coach Harl~ e ll Dotlrill's boys have ·•talnll t01ttm wlt.h 168. He Jt flth hren ~O·HO thl~ year, losing twice ·.. ,.,,. SF.n rBce . .Tohnson altpy:.flt to Ral'lne hy silCable counts. How- '"lith wllh. 1!l!l anrl Is now I!I'OWtl f'VN , ge nial IIBrts~·n ha1 never ""' bv tramm~te Jahn Sisson In ~ad hi .~ entire varsity together '!It •n • t~ place witll lM ·•n(' 1im.-. so far this year duo to The Panthers will hsve their illnru and inlurlea. But Racine "O"k cut out for them In trvlnt '"ill bC' favored heavily to ttke the Ohio Collqe khedt.~le M:GJI.lY, Ohio Sta-te at rJIInoJ ~: C':a11tcrnt>ra However the flnt round Roc~ Ohio U. at Toledo; Wl'dne!itljJy. <>i th rr n~dne Qt Eastern would Baldwin-Walla~c a1 Mn•r ls Harvt>y. Friday, Bowling Green ol Ohin •1!' hravilv favoT'td to .d-ominate U.; . Sllt.\lrday, Ohio SlJte at Indl ""nk Rutl~!lrl the livE' team whirh .' HAILED bJ rniWo111 of mothera the ftrst bab7 bottle created ~ le.DiaUoo when Introduced at the Great E:~r:hlb.itlon of 1851 lD London. More thau a eentul'J' later, the "'O'DonneU bottle" il one ~ lkt rare lteau to be ez... blbited a( the 13tb A~ual A1;1• tiQuea Show, whlch a,_ tn New York City, Marcb II. The fntant pictured here b demoa ... stratina that th-e ~ bad ·a flexible tube that" allowed ber .. , ;: to ,,mov/1 wifhout losl.llc mllk. . Poy what roo owe all!l llur .what ,have ........ "llh • - · ,..,•• ohl1 ONR 'place t6 Pat .. o Uttle at a lime. Wbal 1 I'OI;oll Have more ol )'oor pU •lleok lor Y9\U'Hlf. 111ladr~ ue getIIDI private t.,b - · h"" for tbeu- own f09d, Cba"'"-' II" >W ean 1... $0ot ~Ill!..... ,o t ' ..., lo. Y.. a~ IJWm w.J~e oq )'OU will IQI:t!! out .~rlon mtne)' tenn1. · .. Purdue 81 UUnol1 76 Rome·Canaa .. Saturday tbc Pomero)' rloor 11 to 52 ln a non-Jeawue match with four Ealk:rn pla)·r:rs hiHin.:: in tbe double IK'Orint" fiKure s. Rome.Can:an'• Walravt'n. a thiN)' a:u~r.:i , continued to •how Why ht b O!lt! o( tbe grut players Of the t mallfor tehoola in this p;u1 they eoWd rount only seven poiuh of the state b)' nnning 22 point•. in tbe fiul quarter while Eam-n For £litem, whit'h led 21}.11 at was gettin1 20. the tint qlall'ter, it was Knight Eattern :Re.erves dtfeatt-d Rome resel'\'eJ in a nip and tuck. game 34 to 32 with Collin~ gettlne 12 and Gaul ll for the wioner!l. Me· Gilf had 12 for the losers. Vanity srore by quarters : 20 36 51 7 t Eastern . . R. Canaan .. . .. 11 21 4$ M Scori!lg, East.nn, ·Knight 6-1.17; Headlf'Y 441; Wqode 8-S.ll; Boyles 3·7·13; Kuhn 5-2-12; Gaul J..().2. Rome, Adama 4--6-14; McAllister 0.0.0; Garett 6-3-J~; Wuh 0 l J; Walrav'l'!n lHt-22; McGill, {H)-(). O\'tl.1' nia:t~ on Mlddlep-Jrt's Yellow Jackets ar . mrious to have anotber cbuc( ag~>r <'tid 7ft-ye-ar-old c ..owront, Allhop,:ih ' latl b~~ '~''"~r.~~J Chieago Cubs to ul~ with 17, WBodt with II, Bo)'lea J..ea1ue pennant ln lr.l9. with 13 and Kuhn with 12 who Wililt. ~ooneidere-d a "b,IOh•~· pro\led too much for the Athen1 1lf' wa• p~lwd lo tue<:Hd eounly club . lustrlous Miller HuJginl 11 The Rome team nevl!r had ~ man of lht: Yankeej two reel ebtnte :.. the)· followed 36·21 laler. Aftrr all , the 01l half timt! , and climbej lo a Ji(Ued. What dld a mmor 51-45 deficit at the three way pla.v er know o~Mut mark, only to slip again when great le1m like the ed MlrldJeport. Ntvjl 71 Dulle !19 ' err • 'I ed Into a smoother running orpni.zaUon with Bo'A'Ies, Mprris, and Nelaon soorlng well. and JUDlo1· Kelliledy able to acore in ht*h fl~urP ~ on oc-casions. Har~an Whitlatch has emera:ed aa a atendy al· ternate at a guard tpot, to11. 2. The Wah.ama defeat of ·R •· cine ias1. week which in part at lpast w111 because Ralph Sayre•• hoys refused to lay over dead before I he game started. NtUher wU.i Fordham 68 Connecticut 67 .. BY ln.itJO f Eastern Takes Two From Rome-Canaan Games Played On Pomeroy Floor "I beli eve we can Lake Raeine in the tournament." Undoubtedly the Yellow Jacket players feel thl' same way. This · belief i~ not a little bolster<e(J by two important facts: 1. The JacKets have t!nally jell· lv Unlttd ,.,.-.. Syr11.cute N Desk blst~tJoil l'~ ~<JU ......"'.... Mlalmumpl,... dltptulmtnt (....... H:!J: ttan<lont v.. hp M!lil lo\lm avaltablo V.. 11ro • · Pulh-buttOn drlvt Cf!lnbuatloo .......... . .. .........Ito =,_on.) T~ o..- HI......,, fllllll roor(itl,) (ln.) ~.Nif(in.) a- M!Qflt (4-dr. - · . - , . T...I-Qpntaol Bralcoo , Front whtlll brake cyllndtl'l etJUq Flloh.-P Si>llno O..blll.....,r ll!"lf Wl. . . .l-talltloll famt•i lllo'l • Ill 1!11 2110 . , 1181 Vot IIBI No domil wodito YM 4U 41.1 ..., No 31.1 ~ lit 212 300 No wodito No 4U 40.7 80.0 80.1 u.o 1112.1 112.7 3415 63.0 32711 Yea No 4 t - Yoa Yoa No No Yo; l'li••....,"'.,.. ii - • · - =: Challetlllu! There's never 'beet! an~thillf IIIIa It before l A clwtce to compare all 3 low.price eari btfote :rou make that all-Important automotive i'I~Dt. \\'by Ia your Plymouth dealer tolllina to ililke such . • revolutionary ehallenp 7 Beoauao be haws that Pillllouth Ia 8" years ahead of the "other tW.." lte lmbwtt, too, that when you i l • chance to compare, you won't oeUie for anythl ."""' than ~ Pl)'moulh I Becauoe Plymouth's only simi ariqo to tho "otillr twa" Is the low price! Come in today I : Wlllt'l "\''f * H I Row • SERVICE lust gtvo vo a eaD at one of our budy braDeb offteea In Pomeroy or lllldlueport and you wUI experience prompt servtee. 9 full ~" 11/aead t~..r an "lh 1ar Ao1MoJ .,._. For Your Convenience / Pick-up ond Delivery No '"'IY- lor Tomorrow contest. CLEANERS ,.. faandJI ,t No DUKE JeaderJ, Sharon is a junior leader. Sharon won 1tattt recopi· Uoti lnt YW in the Chicken of 108 Court k., ,...,.,.,. .. , . Phen• 383-X 3rd •.acl M,i..-_ Mici4Jeport , Phone 6104-X When you drive a No· P1111eroy Farm No. 5" wu i~ Ia Qne of tb.e •nd oldat pioneer tounly. (Pomeroy Offlee - Formerly O'DonneD'a Dry Cleanen) Mr. Halliday ad Mr. Atkin• IN Elders In the Harrisonville Presbyterian Churth. Tradition hoo lllllel Claaoe made lhe brlat for ibe ltWneli llllcl< aoU4 brlol: wtUt &om elat dried In kiJDI Itt ...., I~ froDt or the pres(CcintJnUtd frOm ,.,. one) ••• hOUie. Wblle tho Jloneer ldnl of construction hll t\lmmtr and 888,306.91 distributed In the ttlt.e winter advanta1eo, II ~ad dlaad- for weJtare tJutpoUs w~s ..... Yintaa:cJ when tilt Jllbidqa aet 0113.115. out to JDlltaU plumblnt and eJecEduution - IIJ*!Uil educatloo, Meigii Share trlclty. The walll (onlr one inalde tehool J'oundatfob progr_IJ:m tnd patUUo., IB made ot wood) were bus pUrchases, U:•cher trainiq, neu lns.urma\lna.bte obttat!les to voiatiooal education, BChi!.ot ludeb ,,te. modern ad1ptatlona. program, a!d to · libraries, In li3J the Halll~y'a only chlld, Meigs eounty'a share of the $141,· Pauline. m.atried Vira:U Atkins 211 ,762.08 dlstrlbUted in the state who came to the hopte rann to for educational purposes wa1 fi)IS,. operate lt os a partnership, They 348.19. have a :laughter, Sharon, a sopho· more In Harrisonvllle Hi&h school. ' The partnership has · added two tracts II) tht> 1Q18 purchase. It now co'llprlaea 346 acres upon Llqunr licen· rniscellaDeoUs purposes was 5114.112. \ . ' You see /I any place ... and you want to look sf If, There's a pride and IJ prancelo It that gives Y(!U a lift, makes you feel alive snd vital. But the real tingle Is drilling HI There it is, , , u lohJ lUld low and putpOif!fulas a gleaming jet. with ita lOOJ r~ ,fenad. 11ti'NIIIing bark. and up likA baule flap. This i• the dyuataie aew look of 11)57 moloring, and we ean't help it if otb~ .,_•t tberc yet. Gi't'e 'em tim~- we alway• ban. 1he important thin1 to know is that every ftowio~ ,.go" lint! 1 purpose. Tbatlow-~lung hmly and upswept tail weft eoJiner:red for a new kind of road st,.bility. They are the anbiteetural teauh• of Cbry.ter•a Torsiou-Aire in this 1957 Cbrpler h11 f-or criminal costs aftd tr11nsportttlan of pris:oners, pDlke and flrenien'• pensions, tuhCl'eulosis subsidy, etc. heef cattle, dairy cattle, Meigs countv'• sha.re or S~l.ll!L· Meep, turters. liroller1 and Jay- 663.01 dJatribut,d in the tUtt fdr Tidt Kelaaa County lonilmark '•----....::::L...tl....,_______..,..,.__ •bouaoes..,. of .at OtUQlf'S •tnost liit • - Miscellaneoqs - ses, payments to counties ft makes em Stare..-anywhem t MEIGS MOTOR COMP $1b.l' '~N:-~2~n=d~A:v~e;,:____.,..__,_____,.._..,._.,..__~P~h:o:ne:.,:•o:z:s:.,,.._____...,..,,......,,4_.....-,..;::; .. �I • ; $-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Feb. 4. 1957 I lEGAl NOTICE ,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-I I Ludla Shroa::l s whose placo of f rf' std ence b 733 lOth Avl·nue , New Ladies. of th~ Presbyterian FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Brighton . Penns~ lvllnia : Ruth L. ChurC"h are enjoy JOg qutlting par· !\1 rDo.~w• l w hos(' plJ r c of r es idence L., J5 1U 51 h S!fl't' l \lrw Bnghton. ties e.1r h \ \' ('dnesday at the home l't_• n J J,~IIo.~ n ~~ E 1 b.<~J rl ( ,n mm . of Loui!'IC Wultz. The QUtlters are who.-!' p: a,, ul rT, 1J, ll(l' 15 un· Lena Cray, Dorothy Cray , Verna WANT ADS l WILKESVILLE Foreign News Commentary both sides of the Iron Curlam, that sume b1g Hhlfts In the gov~rnment m I i b t be a· nounce1 at the Supreme Soviet session. These re no rls were that Nikita S . Kbrushc ht· v, the COmmunist Party chleft JID, might take over the ptt"le mmtstry from Nikolai A. Bulgani1. Bulgl nin. , 1 was said, would be given the f ~gu rehead post of presi· dPnt which Kl imenti Y Voroshilov now holds. Voroshtlov , at 75, is about ready for retirement Th h b th b ere as cen no tng 1o su stantu.tc U.esc reports. In fact there hHI:i b "en a Lendency to dts· count them. For one reason it was announced on Jan. 2'1 that Voroshilov would make a state visit to Communist China in April. It W 'IS ar.nounced Friday that Khrushchev and Bulganin would visit Finland thu spring. or course they cculd ,go there with Khrushchev as premier and Bulganin as presideilt. By CHARLES N- McCANN Knuskamp, r.ertrudt' Strausbaugh, United Preu Staff CorrMpondMt i ) Vivian Tope , Lelia Betz, Elva Sov 1et Russia's le&ders may Gray, .Je.nnie Cottnll. Leona r;>a- m ~kc Silme important pronounceRATES 1VIII, MtttJC Nelson, Clara PhJthps men! ~ this wt>ek on their newly re2 cents per word, one insertion. Minimum charge 50r -4 cent : and the hostess Lf.luise Woltt. VIS t' d policy. per word for three consecutive lnsertions Erma Ha ub r. Pr, who~ 1 , plan· of re- They are also sewing rags. <.:overT he Supr•: me Soviel- the rubSpecial- One month for 2:5 cenlB per word _ sJdenc•! Js t: nkno\lo n, hil t \loho for- ed dish dinner l! served and all her - .stamp p.arhament _of the Sontl rate of 2 cent& per word will be charged lor advcrtis in.; if 1 v11'1 U111on · IS to meet m Moscow not paid for before the 25Ul ot eaeh month follOWing msertiu 11 uwrl } r ew!, d ~~ t ti2ti 25th Ave , are we come. TUI·sday. Errors in Advertising-Sh~tlld be rt•ported in11nedtately . 1·h~ Oakland . C :.~ I.L .r ttt ,t 11 til take noFred Sayrf' remai ns about the Tltl:' meeting may prov to be ,Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for mvre than one 1nc-vrltt·e !hal o•1 thl· ~ lt h dol' uf Scp· samt>. ;!e is in Holzer for medi~~::al e reet insertion. h•mber. 19 ~ti . Alv1n :-.·ui' I'Js .:11:1 plm•ly rout ine, .hke the two held Card of Thank& and Special Notices of Events printed at reguAdn11111 ..,tratnr ol th(' F.Hate of tre~ttm~nL l~ s l year. r.ut It cou ld be sensalar classified rates. Obitulll'iet published at 1 cent per word Charles (Butch l Mulholland, who 1 Lafayette Cnu 1n,, d!'l'!'~M·d h!•lng twnaL . 1 In any event , ltte speeches made pl~tintiff fth·d hi~ petllwn In lite is confined in Holzer Hoopital fOT , p ro ball' Court. :\I1• o ; ~~ Cutllll} . Otuo medical treatment, is slowly im- by guvernment leaders are pr~tty WANTED AT ONCE Rawleigh . , provm;,:. Dealer m Pomeroy Writ(• Haw· Cast' Nn. 14 .105 ag am~t llu• above eerta1n to tadJcate, for one thtng, ( 1) ' Notices leigh's, Dept OHB ·840·1t Free- naml'd ~ panl('s and ul !ters .- s de· Mrs. Llu!se Woltz entertained how f.ar t~Py m_ean to pull b~ck port, Illinu! s. 2-4 ltp. fl•ndant s. a! '('_l! lng that th(· person with a Stanley Party Thursday from .tne liberahzed pobcy whtcb IT'S EASY TO - -- -·--- _ j al prop,·rl .\' nf ~ ai1l t-statf' 1s insur· Oight. backf;d 0 ~.::em l~st year. BUY - SELL - RENT QUICK SF.J~VI C E on Watch Re- ficienl to I•JY thl' debts of the Donald Spires entered the serO me th g~h ·~ find employment ____:_ hi.re pairing hy Factor}' Trained deccalSed an•l cmts of cdmlnister- vice recently. . ne mon a _o, ere were Sl::olcnt reports m European capt· watchmakcr. COLLINS JEWE- In~ ~ aid <' ~ latf', 11nrl that tt ti ne· or find a lost item through LERS, P vmeroy 1-3-tf ccssary tn ~ ell the real e s tate Mrs. Verna Kruiskamp has been La•t Me.ting UMXcitine Tbe Daily Sentinel WANT own,·d hy the dccedPnt at the Ill with flu. There was nothing e:~~citlnt at ADS. Don't put it off Mrs. Georgia Gray, Columbu1, Richarrl Young was the Sunday the last meeting of the Supreme llADfll • TEL.I!:VJSION SERVICE timt> uf h1s dece~se in order to Calf 398 Today - An Ad in pay the df'h!s of the d~>cedent an:J 0., spent the w~ek end with Frank dinner guest of walter, Eva ud tr.:;~~: ;last July. But it was at a Phone :ZOO. Cleland Appliance Ibis column the costs M administcnng said and Elva Gray. Sadie Archer. Soviet meeting on Feb. s...... liB W. MaiD St. estat('; that the said d(•ep rlenl, La· Guy Erlmunson remains very Ill Barbara and Maril) n Roul'h ' tha! Georgi M. M.alenkov ..23-tl _ _ fayettl' primm. /li{'d .<wiwd in fee at h1s home, ,.,,;g,>ed as premeir, announcing relt inadequate for the job. FOREMAN 6; ABBOTT T.V. aEB- simplp of Lh P following descri bed I Haymond Long has installed a ~arne home Wednesday evening to •pelld the semester vacation with Moacow dispatches have said VlCB AD maket Repatred b' Ell teal c_sla 1 ~· s1tuatc uJ the county nice new meat case in his store. pert Techrunaill. Pho...., 8284 Y of Meigs. 111 th~ slate of Ohio, and Mrs. Wilham Buck of Rutland thclf parents Mr. and Mrs. Edion that the Supreme Soviet at this KLddleJ)GI'l a.. .. ISO-tf in the tow!'~: hi]l of . Lt•banun , and 0., visited her daughter Mrs. RO: Roush. week's session is expected to apHarold t:ircle or Portland called prove the 1957 budget and per· bound~:d • IHI desnibcd as fol · ger Phillips Tuesday. SAVE ON YOUR Sli"E repair Jt lows ; Mr. and ftlrs. William Reeve1 ot on his pare:nts Mr. and Mrs. Hom · haps approve same changes jn the ~:urrent five--year plllll for indust· Racine Shoa Shop Alfred, 0., cAlled on Mr. and Mrt1. er Ci rcle Sunday afternoon, Mr . and ~rs. Edso:1 Rousb, and rial devf'lopment. 1' 30 U Rl' i n ~ fr,rly t4U ) acres rnorc or f<'rank Gra,v and Mr. and Mn. le.c;s or t('al ('Slat(' 1n 160 acre Harry Lewis, S unday . daug hters were Sunday dinner Apparently in anticipation of the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine SupremP. Soviet meeting, t~ gllV· E lot No 1170. in SN t iun :.!3, Town Emm~tt Long spent the week ( 18) mpfoyment No. 2. and llan~e Nv. II of the end with his famjly here. Stcrn·tt of Pomeroy. ernment announN>d last--'ltednesSevcral in the community ha,·e day that industnal production for Wanted Ohin Cnmp:~ny 's l'urchJ•S(', lrl LebMr. and Mrs. William Minnlx, ---~---___ -~ anon Tvwnsh1p , \tt!igs Cuu1ll}', who h d been sick with the flu. 1956 exceeded that of 1955 by 11 Ohio , ami ht·lng cnt ... in real '".tat" se rme an store recently per cer1t. PHEt''ER FLLL TI\H~ public work, " "·' ... burned, are visiting the1r son and high schuo l gra cluate, yuun .~. of whwh Juhn H Grimm clif'd daughter in Portsmouth, Va. Buf 1n s:orne fields, including the ,. Single. CJl] l<utland 24183. s'!iZ('rl nf, ;lnd wh!{'h formerly Mrs. Sam Marrs fell on the lee vitally important ones of iron and 2-4·3lc. ~tood irt thf' nilnte of John H. and injured her wrist. · steel, coal , nd building materials, Now In Our Showrnom Grimm on !he t11x 1lupl it·ate and the 19513 quotas were not met plat rcrorrl~ of ~1cigs Co unty , Ohio "Power put to better usc" through prmiucti.on increased as · Business And fun hermore being the same compared with 1955. real estall~ ronvcyf'tl by .Joshua The LadieG Friendship Cir!!le of Opoortunities Uwal Dlurm~m•nt T•lk Mr. !\lose Grady is visitin .~ his Todd to John II Gri mm, by deed West Colum~ia met at the home Government spokesJ)len are Hke· ~o n Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grady YOUH OW:-.! bearing da le of April 9, 4lnd ac o1nd family. of Mrs. Sam Eada at Point Pleas· ly, at the Supreme Soviet meeting, f'ART 1'1MF: ant on January 31. kn owler~ gcd on May 6~ in the to emp~as.ize Russia's desire for 'George Circle of Great Bend BtJSINJo:SS! y(•ar 1EI67, a mi rl't·ordl'd in Vol The birthdays of Mildred BrumPomeroy, Ohio call1!d on his mut hcr, Mrs Mary ley, Lu~"y Trew, and Dori11 Eads duarmament, without accepting No. 32, paw~ 61J and 620 of the F.stubli ~h l'd Motor Routes any in'lpection methods which Cirde Thurwlay evening. · l -29-6tc were llbservf'd with a towel show· would guarantee tbe Western pow· rcc?rcb of D~cds ,m t ho llocurdcr'li er from the other members. The Daily Sen li nl'l is desirou8 of Ofr1ce of Mr1gs Oounty, Ohio, and ers again.st clifi'ating: Game« were played and refre.sh· ohtaimng appllcat iOill! from inter- furth ermore being t he same real They may announce a reduction ments ·nere served to the follow· in arms ~xpenditures, which will ested persons who would like to estate eonvl-yed by Mary E ing: Mrs. Dronald Roush and Don- not convince any Western military Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, operate Sl'r:tinel Motor Route s. Grimm, e l al to LafcUI' M Grimm (correet name l~afayet!e M lUI of New Haven, Mrs. Edgar At· balancing .. nd brake service. Musl have car. man that Russia's power to make nott of ~iddleport, Mrs. Hugh EH· war Is reduced. Grimm) r econlf'd in Vol. 12 1. pag· Hackett's Safety Servl.ce, West as, Mrs. Gc~Jrge Trew, Mrs. Alma Main Slre,•t, Pom~roy, Ohio. e!l 493 an rt 494 Deed Hct·on\s For Infnrmatlun Call 3f:l8 UndO\Ibtfflly there wm be de· . t:o leman, }1rs. Etha Young and !)('tween 3::m and :l no P. M. Mon- Meigs Co unl.r , Ohio. nunci&tion er the United States SAY! DON'T YOU KNOW? Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald of West Co· Plain I iff further alll'l.:f'S ln hh day or Tu r,tJ:Jy. Baker 's will s=lve you the best lumbia , Lincla Eada, Marty ·arum· and othPr free countries to make 2 2 :-1 1c pe~ition th1· nnmt•s uf ;Ill the heirs trade on furniture t:lr applian_ __ --- _ at-law nr Pl'rsons l'lllitlcd to the , Icy ann Mrs. Ray Brumley of if plain ~hat lhe Soviet government hu resum~d the cold war as part ce~. 4-8 lf (201 Busrness ~ervrces next estate or 1nheritancc rrum Point Pleasnnt. ·~e February meeting will be of its attempts to co\'er up its - -· the decedent. I.Hfayctle f:nmm, in Ai<jYONE UES(Jl!NG HOME DE- said real P~1ate, and nlsn allegf's at the homf' of Mrs. Paul Filzger· troubles in the Soviet satellite (8) Auto Sales eountrirs. a ld . LlVERY or Broughton's Dairy other fArtR, ann reff'rt'IH'<' 1s had -- - - - -But We~ttt'rn govetments will be PrOI;Iucts lo Pomeroy or Mlddle- l lo tlir ret itlon In t his cu~c ,1 1Jeg 1956 BtJICK Spe(!lal 4 dr. l101rd watching fi)J" any statements on port, call '.\'alter Crooks , phone i.ny SIIJn('. Top Sed'n Dynaflow. one locul s uc h countries as Poland, Hun60!57-J. Af' er all, "The Best In 1t1e prayer !tf ~flitl jl('\1\ion owm·r. red and wh1le t hree gar y, ":zecboalavkia, East GerDoe8n't l'ost A t'cnl More." pln1nl 1ff p•·:,ys tha t ltr nt~•v hi.! tone. $2795.00. Blaettna['s. rum \ many and Titoi11t Yugos lavia to 1 25 !moe aulllortz(• d .md fll'tlt 't t·d lu so•il the troy. 1 :\\ 6tt' give further evidence of hardening --- afurel><t ld dl·~ cl'liJf'd n•:1l ,.,,.,,,,, ,,_ & A HBOTT T.V SI•:H' toward Communist Eastern tft~ p()NTI;\C VB Star C~;{4;tr. FOitE:\11\N ., , ,, . ~ rurdin,: to the s l~lult·~ in such f~ .o\ 11 make~> Hcpaucd by F.x · (.·a ~cs 111:1 dc ;md JtrO\'Hit•( l '\lid thut V(( Devotions led by Mrs. Louil' Only 8.000 carclul mJ!t~!l. ucarpert TPdlllll'l<!t\!1. Phone a.~~ y I thf' r.· ,d t·~l<tlc l!e ~ulrl' ia·c and Reibel opened the meeting of the e&t new 11SCd car In this urea. 1 11>-tf 1ekm· from ~l l dutnu :llld 1 111l'r e~l.~ Muld!t•pu\' ·. H~:~ppy lllln'etiters clastl of the $24~.00 . Dlacltnars, PomMny. - - --· - - - - uf the dcklldhnt~ hl'l'l'ltl, ,·ond for J 31 6tc i''edero~ted C'hurch, held Fridas ltAlJIO & TI·:LI':\' ISION SF.Il\!I('E. evening at the church. Sllf' h OLIIC1' and furlhl'l' I'Pi!cf ]{'. l'ho nr 2110, Cleland Appliance g;d nut! eqwtahlt• ,lis ma .~ be .p,rup195tl MEHCl'HY Montcray 4 dr . Mn . Henry <Reibel prosildent , Stort' ! HI W. \Jain St., Pomeroy. cr 1n 11w JHen 1ts•·s. Sedan. 12.000 ~trtual mil es . Mrrpresided and plHnl! were made te :.!-23-11 l'umatic. $2595.00. Bll!lf'lt~ar's, S;ud ll,U'II<'s ar(' r ettulrr ,t tu serve a dinner lo I he t! istricL nur.;Pome r oy. 1 31 tUc -·--- ---:::--:c:-llll :i \\-('1' un ut· before tlw :lilth day 1 es on ThurS<~y February 21. Plan~ SAVE ON VOIIH SHOE repair al of M.1r,·h, :\. D. 1957. were also made to scr•·r a spaghet\95fi roNTJAC V8 2 dr. Sedan Alvin Norl'is all Adminlstratlll' llacinc .s:we Shop. ti dwn er to the public at noon and Ltfss thHn 12,000 miles. 1f there _____ ll ·30-tr uf II••· Esl;1tc of L;daycltc in the ev('ning on Sa!urdayMarcl1 t'ver was a "~ream puff", this is .,Q -----t:r~tum. Dect•a st•d 2. A a ift was preRented to Mt5 ( one. $2111~ . 00 . Blaettnar's , Pomc· L HI Insurance cruw all(! crow J . H. Cur kler a former mcmbe! roy . l 31 61c Btrr.CI-SimPtDn lnauran~e Aaency, AllurrH"ys fur J'la inti ff resid!-r.g m Powhatan Point. Middleport. Fire - Automobil~ (:.!) -1. II, 18, 25, (J) 4, 11 . titc 1011~ RUICK Spctlal 2 dr. Hard GameR were played during t ile Sonrt.s. Phoo• 831&-X 8-21J.tl --·top. Dynaflow drive , fully l'quip&ociol huur under the dtr~tion ot l"O MPLETI!; lnsu.r•~:~ce .Protuction, ped, bh11' and grey ftlwth . Mrt! . IJalc Smith (21) Ltfl!, Autu, .l!'lrto, t'olto . t:au UuJJ Real Estate. $2.295 Ofl. BlactL.aar's, l'oml'roy . ed to Mrs Mu: Mll!ll, Midlllepnrt, Ohio. 1 31 Btc Eva Hendricks, Mrs. and Mrs. Smith. 1955 PLYMOUTH V8 S1n•oy 4 dr . A de1111ert course was serv-ed by Scd1n. One careful local owner, the hostencs 1\frs. C. J. Ebersb.ach , STRt.ttTURAL I BEAMS tbrilllng performer. $1~9~.0fl. POMIROV fl -roo m !t•aglo:> and Miss Kate Ebersbach and llrK. SCkA,.. IRON MET ALl Blacttnar ·~. l~omeroy. 1 31 6tc hall) with <'ilher ~as or <'oal for Carl Sh1elda. heatl~g. L.'lrge lol out of high Auto Services water with buK tran,~;portation by hru1~>o• . l'an be bought with Phone 510 R. H. J<A WLISGS SONS CO. - 24 ,., a lanrl I'Ontrad, $1000.00 down . hour Wre('ker Service. Day Phone 822'1. Nleh& Phone POMEROY - 5 room.s on good When oeople IUddenly fac4 JJe. lot ou t or flood zo ne, with wa~r 603&-X. DODGE - PLYMOUTH re11vement the s~rvice ol a t.rus~ e lt'clrtdty ~tnd gas, etoac to DEALERS. 3 8 tl worthy funeral director Is indl• lllgh Sl'hnol. $2000.00 · lJtnsa ble. They also welcome the FARM 80 a<'ro.s with 5-room (9) For Sale informAUOn and ~ounsel rcceiv· ·I i hOU!lf', h~rn and other bulldlngs. : I, ed at 30 acl't's tlllahle. 2 miles from nBF.RGLASS AWNINGS and door hlghw11y $3oou on. canople1, ven~t11u1 blinds all OPTIMISTS . - Tlmo MagAzlnf', colors an~ Rizes, aluminum lad· February 4th .ID57, page 5, 1111d In addition thoy can secure qna1· detli, all kind&, Dur80ry ttol'k Bl and 8:.! u1ul••r nusi ncs«. Et'rotn lty merchandlu wlth.out extra.till kinds. window blinds an 1 vaaance. 144 Butternut Ave <'ou1 to toast and from Canada Pomeroy, Ohto. ., 11hadea jjJI eolors and 1i1u~1. Et're~ !o th•• G.t!f, we Mro on the ln• in&lilllation, f1·ce l!'stimatea. Dalo dustl1al m11p of 1he futuTc. --.~Wtppcl Supply, 215 Union Ave., lOX 229 PHONI lllt·Y 111\X WARII Pomeroy. 2 1 lmoc 2 2 3tc EL - F-CT - . Rtl~ - SF, -, W - ING MACIIINK I;·;,;..;.;;::.::;,;-;;;-;;;_-;;;;;-;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;, lavatllry , large mfldidne cabind, Looking For ....... I _ . . electric tWt'e~r. Phone 364. PHONE 398 l knu,•.n . th ,· ur,knU\\J J h eirs devi · S CI.' ~ ll'gll lees d h t nhulct:~ ~dmin tstlll lo r s ex•·J·tHor,. q an}. of F:tlwa rd G 1a11 m d t•ceast•d Erma Ha u hn ( r ~ lod;,;r:t Jl:., 1 kn ~ wn as I ·============:-;;:;;;;;:-:-;:-;;;;;;:-:::-;;::;::;::'i pe:- .. Eoy SCDut Week, n.arklnl&' lh(' 47th anniversary of th 1• Bo}' ~Ut ! ..,. , , of Aow.ri{'a, will be ob:;erved fK~In W.eanosda)' , J!'ttbr¥IU"Y 8 lhrou.(h Tue!Mla_y, f'Hruary .12. u is th <' l~trgest }Outtr: ·oh!lerv:\nce in th: t-· tM lllllitln · llnee It '\l.i1l bf' f'tle brattd ln t'iery rity and to~ ' and m o_.~;t vith.Je:lr t~n4 hamletll tltrough- ALL BOYS!! OR OLDER! --WOULD YOU LIKE TO COMBINE l'.eport on ScouUng's accompli11hments for 19!561 and tell of the actl· '(j.tie!l plaQned tor th\li year, in 0 PomeroJ. ---- FARMERS ( 19) CARMEL " '; West Columbia Ladies Circle Meeting Held Clreula&loa Depa11meta1 ol dal1 aew111paper. If ... B-Coa&aet. wllea a "aeuc)' oeeun you applleatloa will be COillidel'ed. c- 11 ancl wbea :yoa do gd a 11t:w1paper route always slve J011l' the tlliQI JR lean~ .. lebool with SetaaJ ,.._. E-cornt.llle tice 011 a News-paper Route iliMI J'Ofl wW be EARNING wMie rot~ U'CI OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. !8bl THE ONLY LOCAL And We Are Proud to be Newspaper In Meigs County TreveY.,Finsterwold Funeral Home -- .. llTio•w••• ~ 1 29 6t< 1141-- For Rent . ____._______ -- -- APARTMEN1'-- 5 room• and bath . i l l furnace, located 218'ht r.. )bin St. , Pomeroy. C&IJ nr K. D. AmtbatJ' 1 2!1 If Wlllp.l~l!ll f 'kber, Mid for rnt - Electr'.: •teamer. Clinton dleport. Pb. -.x. !1-1-U ,., ,.. •me-- Lldden. llellfold ........ ~ Clotlw. Cllal........ llkldiOpart. l'lloao au.x. 11-I.U Olill ' ROOII Al'ARTKENT. One '. • I room houe .Newly decorat,-d lllolde ......~ A. N. B••IU. Pome.r01. 11 1 tf i ' -;-;-=--;-:-:---;--;--;-- = • (17) HelpWanted ;.. ~ua lliMcB .. -• .,.. - - i. '•, ''riF:l ' ...., . ' ·. I'M II.. • ._.._ · a ~--· .ll!n .. S11mething ? You ' ll Find lt Through The Daily Sentinel WANT ADS c a II 398 NOW! ...... ,.,...__ .... · ~...... _c... Ill L ....... It, -61 Pomeroy, Ohio --·-----Rodney Downing INSURANCE AGENCY Fl,., Automobll~. Health ACCIDINT Life, C•tuelty •nd londt Reol Estate Broiler In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 61:16-M PHONIJ 6311 All Mueo IDd Models METROPOLITAN BOYS WIIQ DELIVER THE Daily Sentinel * 1... . ~., . i. ' •• r •• "- . 1 •• \ ~R.!;::,,~~~..c..,o. "lulhfS.HerP•rL.ett• On Rt. S3. Call Wm. Orveaer, Rock sort,.. PICTURES NEWS ADVERTISEMENT EMPLOYMENT l NTEREST COVERAGE EVERYTHING IS Here ..•.. yo~ ' 1 1 ,. finq a Faith /~; -;(~~~- Jive ,by .. ~;. - IN THE·DAILY SENTINEL ------------------....J 111 -,. "·· ~~·" ' I l ""~ Edwin Stein, Mrs. William MePN'land an(l Mrs. BurreU IOawson. ' ' , ;,. ·' . ' - '""" 1 Grht,ltead Introduced Mr. C. H. Wilbert, Cou-nty Supt. of Stboola, who -..111 1uest 1peak· er. Mr. Withers spoke on necesnry modern idfa& in, 1ehool, the price of pea~ aitd fr~,m in re. lation to eduelfiUo.n 1114 the America'n way o{ lite. " ' atreMC:d the importance of th, teaching of~­ themaUes .md "leilce in the schools, and &IN <1:be importance of havi.of better Cqi)peration and beU J ti .. • er nsaltAe t).J., ll"d bavina ladb· in buD)ID · Htnp. The serlousneas ·Of the t~aebtf: shortaee .-nd. t_he la_r ter enrolf.m . en1, the b ld Ul ID&' JI~OIJ'IJn flO". the IUid, ance of children by (fareuts and teachei':f, .are soroe of .tlle themes tlttat he,USeoJ in 1 most'· instructive and intenstJnJ mlnr;tet 1 ' Q~,te&tions .pn , ta:~JJjjor~a~\qq · 'were · asked fol'Jowing- l!tlt ta)k, ·Is well a.s other lmportlJnt questions. These were answerl'ld by Mr. Wlthen;. with an appreciation oJ the free way of hfe and a dedicatiOn to high spiritual ideals. The theme t"mphasls tor Boy · S~out Week-"Duty to Country" wtll pre.~en.t opp•Jrttfnities to s_eouts and their leadt'rs to hig' l· light the d~mocratic processes ,.( government and their values and the spiril of service ItS a natural expresaiun of good citizenship. Most of the ",500 Boy Scout packs with 1,680,000 Cub Scouts, will bold "Blue and GoW banq~cts" wt~ich are rt;).IJy poflurk dmners w1th each tamdy bringing a part of the menu. These 8 ~ 9 and !().year old members follow a home-centered prog:"am in their homes and backyards. They will prepare skits, displa:y!ii and take on .:mrl!iee projoct1 (Or neJghborhuoa schuoi /1-SSetnbUe, and <'hU{· ' Bli~op • • br . s:~ppO.fted !olely thA ·mille .~e 'b\inet'• · uve tft : weU;tept white clapboard Within a mile of the mouth I,Tiine. Faith is a source .of strength, a reservoit' of p'bwtr .lhat helps you meet the needs ) ¢ evel')l day. By worshiping wilh your I family each wecl..at your church or synagogue;, you're giving them-a measure or security' no amount of money could buy. ""''te Failh to hope ••• to grow ••. to live by, ' stronger, ncheflife~ . Worship toge_tf!!!r_ellery ~e~ .. 'C the Rwiton .0 ' ' ' C,;r:Jtr15-u!tclto . ' L ... O.•.. LD. ."Ullcn.r;&a · ·~ .._-!!;_,~ a..on: H...,_. I LIL ABNER O,ishop . clean, houses or the Jng · Thom~• jti, my new 1\TZW l'ORK-1'11... dafl tor Miu ~:uan Roth. by her candid admlulon a refonned dfwliL Her eure .....,, to ..... -k. - loll&' ............,..uab ... ~·t t,ake U for' _JTIQtetJ..--a,c! lhf/.t go~ ~ey, a ·lOUd eat..IJln&'lnl' oancr, • buddlllc dramatt~ poten~al, a faiJuiO'USI.y beaHelUDJ' book an«. moat ~rtut. a aood home and a husband I who lovft her. OnlY one ~due of tbe old, mixed-up ex~tence ~: the whi8perl ana rwnol'll that Kiac Lll· llan II dripkinl' aga!J). "Gee,'' lbe told me tooay ln.her 13tb·ftoor lulte at the Plaza. ••:a: co,ldn't be. 01r tb~t wagpn. th11t la, You lmOw bow It is \,Vlth alcoholics--one drink UUioo loth and whooah 1 they're oft and runnhag. It I "-11 rumor• •~ picked up Utat. ftrat drink-Well, I JmQw thiL 1 11ot· ftM, wouldn't be lllttlng here talking with you." She wu wearlnr a blue aUk dress wlth a aide tluh U& It and black eoolle pants bene~ .. You kno~ Where 1 bet I'd lit--and I ahOuldn't a.y th\1-instaad.? I'd. be out tbat wtlldow. I .~ ~lata ping back to that other )rind Of' lita..,.aiJL" lo 1: ...A lOt of people thought tha.t whq hu mother died, Lllllu Would: tlri4111at 1 fOOd....,. to go off oi ii'......_ Herfl'\other hOd , _ bet ltd' Ud ~ ''T)I.a.t'a Ute lMt thin& l wouJ4 bave done .,.. oaute ot mother 4YIJtl," she aald, .moothibc back her hair with the bload ltruk. tn ttont. "~ would bt.va been uh~J~ed to. The til~ that wouJd make my mother proudest. 1 know, b, nQf; to drlnk 01.1t I of plet IM.It rathe to p~ve I'~~~ llOt to." _, · · ON ; ' ',.. . , .. .J- 'ru 1.2 ahd l"·>'ef.rs old will rEteqg·M indivliual JidVaftcement a~' li/Jtif... •.v.f ~ Oft ·n m ..~R~I ~In&' wl~ Lllllu;a that, -~ tvemerlt8 ' at· 'J:bnual uare ~ 001 ,'theM,muy ~•sons, Jbe•a pleDty .4t.d of the 1ubjeet of drink ~4 Scllub' diniltl'8 Du in'~" th 'l . ~~~b~ 1. . . .1 ~ dllcaur.fe aboyt tt month ~ter month. However. abe W , •. r J e rno'h , ~l • ~~ ••Some ~~tiif Jlc;obollc• ll&ve troublt tWith ' they will mar~ ~~ 10ttth ~nnJ~·~r-: ·i ttifli! joll:en 1 upptrig- ~ tn~ their lOft drinks.~ lh• sary of the brrth 9t the f~un<ter ~t 1 don't. 0ace 1n a Whlle_I:Q a club, ·aome 4rpnk Will hold Of Scout·lna: the late 1LOrd. Robed aji a ..... and yell. ',\h. c'moo Lit, ·~&' l•n drlnkl'.:...but you.Jmow whaU ·The ot:bef pe.lrone get turtoul at ·him rot tryll}l to lurt: me Rad,m-Powell, whJch birthday «<C· curs on Jl'eb~uary 22. • , . d .. ... ltrafPt· u~ ~w." . · · ·. ~xplorcr~ Ill the 15.000 Explor"lr I~ IAl1Ju worrfti eonitanUY about people ~g •bout he.J:'. , ""nne un1ts and 10 &3plon:r cteWJ; in J'ellllt ot wblch." ihe laid wrth a arm, ''t. that the on1y ttlfnl: I'm troops, ~1th their 405,000 rilel.'1 · ~ . 4rlnklnt il black entree. I love ginger &l,..._.,ut~ too hers 14 years and older, wiJJ obmu, people mla:ht think It a htl'hball, 10 I drink cola lnateact. IUven serve Boy Scout Week in many tbeJa. occulonallY tome people uk. 'Mind lf I have a alp!', and u ways. Some will , ad1i.reu school tbtflltt " to their Upl. they ~ mnell it. Tttey WOfTll about me a~semblies, P .T.A . meetlngs, serlit. · ~ v_1ce cl~bt, and radio and -televt•rene. In Reuben•• reeenUy the walter ~t me a bottle of noSlon aualence-. Otben wtU be ftloey pop; He wrapped tt ln i t~l to keep my ha.ndl from gectlnl' euett.s on apecial vocation~ (ou1·1 '.Wft tf ftoucht4 it; You know what.lt looked llk&? Exactly Uke a , seein.B the manufacturl..,- of m•nr 11Pllt of cbimpacne. Boy, Ute rumon -really' mutt have ftown .,._.. ~eb learning flr'st hand how UIMtN When 1M wu doing a televlafoa lhow lut year, the whiQtetJ airpotfs, railroads, flt\fsp•Ptts ~~art.!~ up qaln. LUban wu 10 true lll the role of a drunk .that. Gnd . bto~dc-.uting lii1_atloJis operate: ...,. MO»>t at nhetriall figured ~ wu oa.. the aauce once rooret. ,.._tiDal -.,r ceriiuries, for lhis is God's House. 4 t\ l} \\.\ 11·~ '. I , . Within these walls, the worries which 1 loomed so large outside bocome less fearsome , , . for the first time perhapt you see lhem in their true perspective. Jf lhis alone were the reward of Failh, it would be enough. But lhere is more . cJ>.llt;Y 1 'i>lf.PT. ...:. l ·'-"'- \-tP.."'"E. jl a coal · tDii)i/1& town ,\o j .... l"',.... OUTA. Ham •1'"""• By SHULTS ' ' ttead, Mrt. W. F . Chadwell , M'rs •l:dwin Steh•, )ln. Ul1nd Kirby, (ContinvM fro• _..one I MrL Lenfort.: Kirby, Mn. Albert lions in the country. Tbompll)n, Mn. Don Ouriean , Mn ~1Grrt th•n 180 mlrttrt were in Leo T)lompson, Mr. and Mrt. L) le the ahart •I lhe tirnt or the u eCormlek, Mn. Pearl Elliott . plosion . llbuut 2 •-!1\· EST, wotk · L Ralph Rotta:en , M1u lkOnt• '"'~ tile ml •l rught to 8 #I m ~ hlft re, Mr1. Frank Reynold• . Mrs. Mine f·ffictd 1 11aid alt bvt thr LuciHe Kina , Mrt. Donald Rou11h , thrPp e~ews <-ScapedJ • , ~n. Ltmler Runell, Mrs. Nelson 1 Roush,• Mi't. Roy Cooie, M.u . B Meade lliold the !amlli~• or lht• R. Van~ . Mn. ·Bentley GrimPs. miners here were " taking it prt'tMrl. Paul Ray , Mrtt. George C. ty hard ." He ~~aid "none of thl"m Randolph, !IH. Virtor Street, Mrs h~tve !:l'<!ther;;d around the moulh Donald Brown. Mn. A. A. Angle, or the lll,ine: but are gathf'rl'd Mr. and Mrs. Howard K. Wingfield, anxiOU!ily in their boiJt.et laliong Mr. and Mn. John Bumgarner, about t:te accident." Mrt. Hoy Dale Gtlmm Mn. EuThe mi'V' tontinued poodurlion JeRe HudnWl, Mrt. Jenkins S1ush· !lr , Mrs. A. E. Dodson, Mi!ll! Goldy e durin~: othe receht floott althou,~;h Hart, Mr, C H. Withera, Mrs. Win- floodln~ aro und the area matle it ifred Zimmerman, Mrs. Richard diffituH for crews to r each Hll'lr Ward, Mrt. Pete Staat•. Mrs. Char· job, an oU:cial sa ld. tet Brown .tnd Mrt. John Morgan. The neart-y town of PocohoniJ s. site of t he t•dmpany offices, al ~o expcrhmced sol'!le floodinR, it wa ~ CHICAGO ~ punch card sortin.w; reported . An official sald se \'etOJI installation .keeps tab 'on custom- ramllies were forced from their ~rt· birthdsn and wedding anmhomes. , J, I I venarles for the llolled Steel corporaUon of Stokle, ~ll., as well as. One rHine offK-laJ :·N'*) thli <':<· ljyjng in II fe" , mir\Utel a precise olm:ion occurn!d -about- ti-o mil('~ Picture~ •of the pote.f!Ua,J markH down . in the nUnel H~ laaid ,' how lor a pertle\llat jte.e.J Hem. T.bf' ever., there were aolhe •.ide s hafts eOJppaay ~p!Ja t~li~l cards t11 who1e entranels ' wdre ·~ls1 thanlta CUJtq.un. on the ipecial oc- twtl miles .from. · W~rc ,fte blaM ~eurred. d ,,51 eatlo'ha. 1 ;,fit'. -:t: q~~ Inside. Quiet with ·the peac; LOCAL CONCRETI! BLOCKS 14-1& _ _ _.:.:.:.;:.:.::.__ _ _ -::===~=~==~ • LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL 9upplios were a:ivep. The urgamzalion voted to 1pon· sor tht" Cub Scoutt aeain tbls YHr. A &entral diacuuloD Of tbe safety and repair of the piJ)·ground eq.ulpment wu held. 'flhe \LtOUp , also voted to purchase paptor ualn' for the school. A B~·-Iaw . committee was appointed to rt!vlse the by-laws. The COMmittee W&JI co~po.sed of Mrt. .'"" '1:'"' -~Y Scstt~ W~~fiq~,, tltfwQr&aa· ~-~"!o'"Jiillers Iiili helpora . . lzit'IOn eomplftiitf the firlit fe,.•· . 'l'!uDir attendlng . the meetlng of its new Four-Year Pr<:tgram were Mrs .•Jack Fleiiiher, Mrs. Wil· known a!t "Onward !or GOd and liam McFarlnnd, Mrs. Faye Smith, My Country,'• through wh jch it &eeks to train more ixlys in patri- l' h~s. otism ~nd . character so that UtE'}' Most ofthe 55 MD Soy Se Will tf'et:ome !Dtelli~ent cilizens · t~pa ~ith 1,15fi.noo members 1 To Station Lion, Thunda,. evenln1, ln the «r•de school bulldlnJ. The meet'no ooened In reeulor !o•m !ol· lowed by :he flag salute. Dev~ tiont were In chuce o{ )Jrs. Ed· win Stein who re•d In 1uticle en· tltlt-d "C:o Teach ," followed with J Jl'ti pture :tnd prayer. purin" the bwdness •tina: the rea;ul11r reports were &iven. A re~ort (ro~ the recent tQeetinc of he Maion C ~nly P .T.~. Council was glvc n by Mis1 Gohlre Hart ; a report (rom the caJe n4ar committee .wi.s given by Mrs. Donald Prown; ancl reports on bicycle Paella, sldewalkt and other school E\·e!'y lOVernor llf't .;, be present·< , •. ed . a.. ~o_py ~~ tile Jimi~d· editiop, i\ · · · 'b'ri'ti·'lrl :!ltJ~dt .CotDmuhities it Is plann~d to present copies in recoioi..' i ll ~Pop. A~ un~l~i.sh 1104· dedicate l service to the boyt; of Amer-ica . Among them will be leaders in government, educatioN the clergy, sciences business, indu.~try, civic. rouowlngt the adjournment of end other communi! .'l organiza- the meeting refresh~ents were \ions. · serv~ by Miss Allen's Dird g:rade --. 1111S'' "IIEI$PAPER iS PROUD OF THE Happy Harvester Class Meeting Held On Friday r. bor_l-Ors tor t"-·· \TOil'ed States F'la.J, aad a wide t·ange of "kno"'· bow" ~.tpplemet.l · ing K'hool courses. More .... ! millloa red blooded AJ.rieu boys tither DIWSJIIflr ro1tes 11d alio are leaden ia scllooiU Sunset WE BUY -;: LEARNING. 1On your Dial i Your I Sunrise I !l,.._t.. at_d, _...':'orw~r --- J 990 IMibtc:rlhen &he Bel5 CoQectioa. aad Delivery Servlee JOIIIble _ ft-Save a part of year eanla.p, It mQ laeJp 1" U lhroqll l!ellege. w E H hower who ur Honorat·y President of the bo'y Scouts of America. A limited number of handbooks in this Printing ·will have a distin eti\·e and rlcf•oratlvf! four·page mset eommemoratina this hind• mark m the publlahi[\g of a book which bas enjoyed sales seeond only tCI the Holy Bible Jn the ye111'8 sinee 1910 when it was firs-t publi.shed. It Is thjs vott~me that intrudu('ed millions of bl)ys to tbeir first _kn9wledge of f\lillUre lore, har4 la school. Maln&ala WGII Sebolullc Gradel ..... A--8tudJ .lila: tbe eatlre acbool &erm. I -------,- - ITS EASY AS "A", "B", ' E } • ,,,~~ing the Fourth li•llll'l~l Jol)l: ; Jl Wh ,lllntun~ed tbll\ the l'el> ~~~e to be beld nnt'..--Ju~u lo ruary ploofi-am would ·lie a play .-filla1 histor ic Valle,· ForgP:·Pelm " \V,h • PTA u · t ""u. u ~••110 t . ·•~er. aYlvania. . and . will ~ preaented ), the·\ 110the-r ot&ts tDnding F.xploy_e rs. · tbers. : 10ji.:! thcl': wdh Cub · ~uta, ~ t£" ·.' ' Scouts ,nnd adult Jr.aders, wi.!l . 'l'he .t:roup voted to ~permit the partieiP1Jte in cerem01~ts ~t st.&te children t• attend the Jl1t.A,, tbeJ &oain .l ock tapitals and at city batt and town to hnf! adult eupe:~i*m, ddflhf; 1 • .....,..... observam.es. Ule meeting. Mrs. '-<VlOl. street BOSTON fJve men wpo eppea; · • · Boy Stout \veek tttis year sees \Yil$ ~painted as ' su,pUvlsor of ed ln court ,be~ OD_ tftunkene 9 the produc-tion of tht fifteen rail thi• pri)jetf. tbarKell bad a combined record of lionth copy of the "Kandbook fo!' Mrt. FaYe Sm.ltb't second crade tll4 arruts. One had been arrest~d Boys.'' Especiall~· bound, it will received the award for havlnc the 233 tlmts. ':Je prl·sented to President Eisen· most parents pre.ent at the meet- Newspaper Rout~ with Learning In Your Classroom? NOTICE New 1957 FARMALL ~~n'=d•d ' Dolly Sentinel , Pomerny.MiddJI'port , 0 ., Feb 4 , 100.7-7 Mn. at ------~--~~--- --~~----~·=-Mrs. E ·terett Rou11h, Mrs. 0 . J \f• the January m..tln 1 or the New ~•• Mr. ond llln. Tbomu G•in nlne xp OSIOD linen f'•r~nl · Teullen Auocla· •·· . . . --·- . I Meigs Equipment Company out the nation by 4,500 ,000 bo:-" a.l'ld "duU Jeilldera. ~rwe lve ot1 tstamlin:! Explorer$. b 0 10er 0 Y men\ben of the organi· zation, will be chosen to go W Washington, D. C., to mate tht> annual " Report Ia" the Natioll.' 'J'hey Will c&Jl at the White HOUS(' FOOr·ral offlcillh, lnahdin~ lea(!. f'rs from the House and Scnat'! will join wi1h repre~-entat.ivell of naUonaJ or;:anlullon1 at a bruk fast in · Washi ngron, D. C., at whlch. the twelve ~plorers wUI 12 YEARS OF ACE CARMEL ------ GETS RESULTS Feb 7·12 To Mark 47th Anm'v..rsary I I IBoy Scouts Week Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 2, 1957.....3 tab , on ' , ' '~- . JUST THINK••• SOME PAY WE'LL WALK DOWN THI: AISLE TOGETHER, TOO ' �I • ; $-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Feb. 4. 1957 I lEGAl NOTICE ,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-I I Ludla Shroa::l s whose placo of f rf' std ence b 733 lOth Avl·nue , New Ladies. of th~ Presbyterian FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Brighton . Penns~ lvllnia : Ruth L. ChurC"h are enjoy JOg qutlting par· !\1 rDo.~w• l w hos(' plJ r c of r es idence L., J5 1U 51 h S!fl't' l \lrw Bnghton. ties e.1r h \ \' ('dnesday at the home l't_• n J J,~IIo.~ n ~~ E 1 b.<~J rl ( ,n mm . of Loui!'IC Wultz. The QUtlters are who.-!' p: a,, ul rT, 1J, ll(l' 15 un· Lena Cray, Dorothy Cray , Verna WANT ADS l WILKESVILLE Foreign News Commentary both sides of the Iron Curlam, that sume b1g Hhlfts In the gov~rnment m I i b t be a· nounce1 at the Supreme Soviet session. These re no rls were that Nikita S . Kbrushc ht· v, the COmmunist Party chleft JID, might take over the ptt"le mmtstry from Nikolai A. Bulgani1. Bulgl nin. , 1 was said, would be given the f ~gu rehead post of presi· dPnt which Kl imenti Y Voroshilov now holds. Voroshtlov , at 75, is about ready for retirement Th h b th b ere as cen no tng 1o su stantu.tc U.esc reports. In fact there hHI:i b "en a Lendency to dts· count them. For one reason it was announced on Jan. 2'1 that Voroshilov would make a state visit to Communist China in April. It W 'IS ar.nounced Friday that Khrushchev and Bulganin would visit Finland thu spring. or course they cculd ,go there with Khrushchev as premier and Bulganin as presideilt. By CHARLES N- McCANN Knuskamp, r.ertrudt' Strausbaugh, United Preu Staff CorrMpondMt i ) Vivian Tope , Lelia Betz, Elva Sov 1et Russia's le&ders may Gray, .Je.nnie Cottnll. Leona r;>a- m ~kc Silme important pronounceRATES 1VIII, MtttJC Nelson, Clara PhJthps men! ~ this wt>ek on their newly re2 cents per word, one insertion. Minimum charge 50r -4 cent : and the hostess Lf.luise Woltt. VIS t' d policy. per word for three consecutive lnsertions Erma Ha ub r. Pr, who~ 1 , plan· of re- They are also sewing rags. <.:overT he Supr•: me Soviel- the rubSpecial- One month for 2:5 cenlB per word _ sJdenc•! Js t: nkno\lo n, hil t \loho for- ed dish dinner l! served and all her - .stamp p.arhament _of the Sontl rate of 2 cent& per word will be charged lor advcrtis in.; if 1 v11'1 U111on · IS to meet m Moscow not paid for before the 25Ul ot eaeh month follOWing msertiu 11 uwrl } r ew!, d ~~ t ti2ti 25th Ave , are we come. TUI·sday. Errors in Advertising-Sh~tlld be rt•ported in11nedtately . 1·h~ Oakland . C :.~ I.L .r ttt ,t 11 til take noFred Sayrf' remai ns about the Tltl:' meeting may prov to be ,Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for mvre than one 1nc-vrltt·e !hal o•1 thl· ~ lt h dol' uf Scp· samt>. ;!e is in Holzer for medi~~::al e reet insertion. h•mber. 19 ~ti . Alv1n :-.·ui' I'Js .:11:1 plm•ly rout ine, .hke the two held Card of Thank& and Special Notices of Events printed at reguAdn11111 ..,tratnr ol th(' F.Hate of tre~ttm~nL l~ s l year. r.ut It cou ld be sensalar classified rates. Obitulll'iet published at 1 cent per word Charles (Butch l Mulholland, who 1 Lafayette Cnu 1n,, d!'l'!'~M·d h!•lng twnaL . 1 In any event , ltte speeches made pl~tintiff fth·d hi~ petllwn In lite is confined in Holzer Hoopital fOT , p ro ball' Court. :\I1• o ; ~~ Cutllll} . Otuo medical treatment, is slowly im- by guvernment leaders are pr~tty WANTED AT ONCE Rawleigh . , provm;,:. Dealer m Pomeroy Writ(• Haw· Cast' Nn. 14 .105 ag am~t llu• above eerta1n to tadJcate, for one thtng, ( 1) ' Notices leigh's, Dept OHB ·840·1t Free- naml'd ~ panl('s and ul !ters .- s de· Mrs. Llu!se Woltz entertained how f.ar t~Py m_ean to pull b~ck port, Illinu! s. 2-4 ltp. fl•ndant s. a! '('_l! lng that th(· person with a Stanley Party Thursday from .tne liberahzed pobcy whtcb IT'S EASY TO - -- -·--- _ j al prop,·rl .\' nf ~ ai1l t-statf' 1s insur· Oight. backf;d 0 ~.::em l~st year. BUY - SELL - RENT QUICK SF.J~VI C E on Watch Re- ficienl to I•JY thl' debts of the Donald Spires entered the serO me th g~h ·~ find employment ____:_ hi.re pairing hy Factor}' Trained deccalSed an•l cmts of cdmlnister- vice recently. . ne mon a _o, ere were Sl::olcnt reports m European capt· watchmakcr. COLLINS JEWE- In~ ~ aid <' ~ latf', 11nrl that tt ti ne· or find a lost item through LERS, P vmeroy 1-3-tf ccssary tn ~ ell the real e s tate Mrs. Verna Kruiskamp has been La•t Me.ting UMXcitine Tbe Daily Sentinel WANT own,·d hy the dccedPnt at the Ill with flu. There was nothing e:~~citlnt at ADS. Don't put it off Mrs. Georgia Gray, Columbu1, Richarrl Young was the Sunday the last meeting of the Supreme llADfll • TEL.I!:VJSION SERVICE timt> uf h1s dece~se in order to Calf 398 Today - An Ad in pay the df'h!s of the d~>cedent an:J 0., spent the w~ek end with Frank dinner guest of walter, Eva ud tr.:;~~: ;last July. But it was at a Phone :ZOO. Cleland Appliance Ibis column the costs M administcnng said and Elva Gray. Sadie Archer. Soviet meeting on Feb. s...... liB W. MaiD St. estat('; that the said d(•ep rlenl, La· Guy Erlmunson remains very Ill Barbara and Maril) n Roul'h ' tha! Georgi M. M.alenkov ..23-tl _ _ fayettl' primm. /li{'d .<wiwd in fee at h1s home, ,.,,;g,>ed as premeir, announcing relt inadequate for the job. FOREMAN 6; ABBOTT T.V. aEB- simplp of Lh P following descri bed I Haymond Long has installed a ~arne home Wednesday evening to •pelld the semester vacation with Moacow dispatches have said VlCB AD maket Repatred b' Ell teal c_sla 1 ~· s1tuatc uJ the county nice new meat case in his store. pert Techrunaill. Pho...., 8284 Y of Meigs. 111 th~ slate of Ohio, and Mrs. Wilham Buck of Rutland thclf parents Mr. and Mrs. Edion that the Supreme Soviet at this KLddleJ)GI'l a.. .. ISO-tf in the tow!'~: hi]l of . Lt•banun , and 0., visited her daughter Mrs. RO: Roush. week's session is expected to apHarold t:ircle or Portland called prove the 1957 budget and per· bound~:d • IHI desnibcd as fol · ger Phillips Tuesday. SAVE ON YOUR Sli"E repair Jt lows ; Mr. and ftlrs. William Reeve1 ot on his pare:nts Mr. and Mrs. Hom · haps approve same changes jn the ~:urrent five--year plllll for indust· Racine Shoa Shop Alfred, 0., cAlled on Mr. and Mrt1. er Ci rcle Sunday afternoon, Mr . and ~rs. Edso:1 Rousb, and rial devf'lopment. 1' 30 U Rl' i n ~ fr,rly t4U ) acres rnorc or f<'rank Gra,v and Mr. and Mn. le.c;s or t('al ('Slat(' 1n 160 acre Harry Lewis, S unday . daug hters were Sunday dinner Apparently in anticipation of the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine SupremP. Soviet meeting, t~ gllV· E lot No 1170. in SN t iun :.!3, Town Emm~tt Long spent the week ( 18) mpfoyment No. 2. and llan~e Nv. II of the end with his famjly here. Stcrn·tt of Pomeroy. ernment announN>d last--'ltednesSevcral in the community ha,·e day that industnal production for Wanted Ohin Cnmp:~ny 's l'urchJ•S(', lrl LebMr. and Mrs. William Minnlx, ---~---___ -~ anon Tvwnsh1p , \tt!igs Cuu1ll}', who h d been sick with the flu. 1956 exceeded that of 1955 by 11 Ohio , ami ht·lng cnt ... in real '".tat" se rme an store recently per cer1t. PHEt''ER FLLL TI\H~ public work, " "·' ... burned, are visiting the1r son and high schuo l gra cluate, yuun .~. of whwh Juhn H Grimm clif'd daughter in Portsmouth, Va. Buf 1n s:orne fields, including the ,. Single. CJl] l<utland 24183. s'!iZ('rl nf, ;lnd wh!{'h formerly Mrs. Sam Marrs fell on the lee vitally important ones of iron and 2-4·3lc. ~tood irt thf' nilnte of John H. and injured her wrist. · steel, coal , nd building materials, Now In Our Showrnom Grimm on !he t11x 1lupl it·ate and the 19513 quotas were not met plat rcrorrl~ of ~1cigs Co unty , Ohio "Power put to better usc" through prmiucti.on increased as · Business And fun hermore being the same compared with 1955. real estall~ ronvcyf'tl by .Joshua The LadieG Friendship Cir!!le of Opoortunities Uwal Dlurm~m•nt T•lk Mr. !\lose Grady is visitin .~ his Todd to John II Gri mm, by deed West Colum~ia met at the home Government spokesJ)len are Hke· ~o n Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grady YOUH OW:-.! bearing da le of April 9, 4lnd ac o1nd family. of Mrs. Sam Eada at Point Pleas· ly, at the Supreme Soviet meeting, f'ART 1'1MF: ant on January 31. kn owler~ gcd on May 6~ in the to emp~as.ize Russia's desire for 'George Circle of Great Bend BtJSINJo:SS! y(•ar 1EI67, a mi rl't·ordl'd in Vol The birthdays of Mildred BrumPomeroy, Ohio call1!d on his mut hcr, Mrs Mary ley, Lu~"y Trew, and Dori11 Eads duarmament, without accepting No. 32, paw~ 61J and 620 of the F.stubli ~h l'd Motor Routes any in'lpection methods which Cirde Thurwlay evening. · l -29-6tc were llbservf'd with a towel show· would guarantee tbe Western pow· rcc?rcb of D~cds ,m t ho llocurdcr'li er from the other members. The Daily Sen li nl'l is desirou8 of Ofr1ce of Mr1gs Oounty, Ohio, and ers again.st clifi'ating: Game« were played and refre.sh· ohtaimng appllcat iOill! from inter- furth ermore being t he same real They may announce a reduction ments ·nere served to the follow· in arms ~xpenditures, which will ested persons who would like to estate eonvl-yed by Mary E ing: Mrs. Dronald Roush and Don- not convince any Western military Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, operate Sl'r:tinel Motor Route s. Grimm, e l al to LafcUI' M Grimm (correet name l~afayet!e M lUI of New Haven, Mrs. Edgar At· balancing .. nd brake service. Musl have car. man that Russia's power to make nott of ~iddleport, Mrs. Hugh EH· war Is reduced. Grimm) r econlf'd in Vol. 12 1. pag· Hackett's Safety Servl.ce, West as, Mrs. Gc~Jrge Trew, Mrs. Alma Main Slre,•t, Pom~roy, Ohio. e!l 493 an rt 494 Deed Hct·on\s For Infnrmatlun Call 3f:l8 UndO\Ibtfflly there wm be de· . t:o leman, }1rs. Etha Young and !)('tween 3::m and :l no P. M. Mon- Meigs Co unl.r , Ohio. nunci&tion er the United States SAY! DON'T YOU KNOW? Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald of West Co· Plain I iff further alll'l.:f'S ln hh day or Tu r,tJ:Jy. Baker 's will s=lve you the best lumbia , Lincla Eada, Marty ·arum· and othPr free countries to make 2 2 :-1 1c pe~ition th1· nnmt•s uf ;Ill the heirs trade on furniture t:lr applian_ __ --- _ at-law nr Pl'rsons l'lllitlcd to the , Icy ann Mrs. Ray Brumley of if plain ~hat lhe Soviet government hu resum~d the cold war as part ce~. 4-8 lf (201 Busrness ~ervrces next estate or 1nheritancc rrum Point Pleasnnt. ·~e February meeting will be of its attempts to co\'er up its - -· the decedent. I.Hfayctle f:nmm, in Ai<jYONE UES(Jl!NG HOME DE- said real P~1ate, and nlsn allegf's at the homf' of Mrs. Paul Filzger· troubles in the Soviet satellite (8) Auto Sales eountrirs. a ld . LlVERY or Broughton's Dairy other fArtR, ann reff'rt'IH'<' 1s had -- - - - -But We~ttt'rn govetments will be PrOI;Iucts lo Pomeroy or Mlddle- l lo tlir ret itlon In t his cu~c ,1 1Jeg 1956 BtJICK Spe(!lal 4 dr. l101rd watching fi)J" any statements on port, call '.\'alter Crooks , phone i.ny SIIJn('. Top Sed'n Dynaflow. one locul s uc h countries as Poland, Hun60!57-J. Af' er all, "The Best In 1t1e prayer !tf ~flitl jl('\1\ion owm·r. red and wh1le t hree gar y, ":zecboalavkia, East GerDoe8n't l'ost A t'cnl More." pln1nl 1ff p•·:,ys tha t ltr nt~•v hi.! tone. $2795.00. Blaettna['s. rum \ many and Titoi11t Yugos lavia to 1 25 !moe aulllortz(• d .md fll'tlt 't t·d lu so•il the troy. 1 :\\ 6tt' give further evidence of hardening --- afurel><t ld dl·~ cl'liJf'd n•:1l ,.,,.,,,,, ,,_ & A HBOTT T.V SI•:H' toward Communist Eastern tft~ p()NTI;\C VB Star C~;{4;tr. FOitE:\11\N ., , ,, . ~ rurdin,: to the s l~lult·~ in such f~ .o\ 11 make~> Hcpaucd by F.x · (.·a ~cs 111:1 dc ;md JtrO\'Hit•( l '\lid thut V(( Devotions led by Mrs. Louil' Only 8.000 carclul mJ!t~!l. ucarpert TPdlllll'l<!t\!1. Phone a.~~ y I thf' r.· ,d t·~l<tlc l!e ~ulrl' ia·c and Reibel opened the meeting of the e&t new 11SCd car In this urea. 1 11>-tf 1ekm· from ~l l dutnu :llld 1 111l'r e~l.~ Muld!t•pu\' ·. H~:~ppy lllln'etiters clastl of the $24~.00 . Dlacltnars, PomMny. - - --· - - - - uf the dcklldhnt~ hl'l'l'ltl, ,·ond for J 31 6tc i''edero~ted C'hurch, held Fridas ltAlJIO & TI·:LI':\' ISION SF.Il\!I('E. evening at the church. Sllf' h OLIIC1' and furlhl'l' I'Pi!cf ]{'. l'ho nr 2110, Cleland Appliance g;d nut! eqwtahlt• ,lis ma .~ be .p,rup195tl MEHCl'HY Montcray 4 dr . Mn . Henry <Reibel prosildent , Stort' ! HI W. \Jain St., Pomeroy. cr 1n 11w JHen 1ts•·s. Sedan. 12.000 ~trtual mil es . Mrrpresided and plHnl! were made te :.!-23-11 l'umatic. $2595.00. Bll!lf'lt~ar's, S;ud ll,U'II<'s ar(' r ettulrr ,t tu serve a dinner lo I he t! istricL nur.;Pome r oy. 1 31 tUc -·--- ---:::--:c:-llll :i \\-('1' un ut· before tlw :lilth day 1 es on ThurS<~y February 21. Plan~ SAVE ON VOIIH SHOE repair al of M.1r,·h, :\. D. 1957. were also made to scr•·r a spaghet\95fi roNTJAC V8 2 dr. Sedan Alvin Norl'is all Adminlstratlll' llacinc .s:we Shop. ti dwn er to the public at noon and Ltfss thHn 12,000 miles. 1f there _____ ll ·30-tr uf II••· Esl;1tc of L;daycltc in the ev('ning on Sa!urdayMarcl1 t'ver was a "~ream puff", this is .,Q -----t:r~tum. Dect•a st•d 2. A a ift was preRented to Mt5 ( one. $2111~ . 00 . Blaettnar's , Pomc· L HI Insurance cruw all(! crow J . H. Cur kler a former mcmbe! roy . l 31 61c Btrr.CI-SimPtDn lnauran~e Aaency, AllurrH"ys fur J'la inti ff resid!-r.g m Powhatan Point. Middleport. Fire - Automobil~ (:.!) -1. II, 18, 25, (J) 4, 11 . titc 1011~ RUICK Spctlal 2 dr. Hard GameR were played during t ile Sonrt.s. Phoo• 831&-X 8-21J.tl --·top. Dynaflow drive , fully l'quip&ociol huur under the dtr~tion ot l"O MPLETI!; lnsu.r•~:~ce .Protuction, ped, bh11' and grey ftlwth . Mrt! . IJalc Smith (21) Ltfl!, Autu, .l!'lrto, t'olto . t:au UuJJ Real Estate. $2.295 Ofl. BlactL.aar's, l'oml'roy . ed to Mrs Mu: Mll!ll, Midlllepnrt, Ohio. 1 31 Btc Eva Hendricks, Mrs. and Mrs. Smith. 1955 PLYMOUTH V8 S1n•oy 4 dr . A de1111ert course was serv-ed by Scd1n. One careful local owner, the hostencs 1\frs. C. J. Ebersb.ach , STRt.ttTURAL I BEAMS tbrilllng performer. $1~9~.0fl. POMIROV fl -roo m !t•aglo:> and Miss Kate Ebersbach and llrK. SCkA,.. IRON MET ALl Blacttnar ·~. l~omeroy. 1 31 6tc hall) with <'ilher ~as or <'oal for Carl Sh1elda. heatl~g. L.'lrge lol out of high Auto Services water with buK tran,~;portation by hru1~>o• . l'an be bought with Phone 510 R. H. J<A WLISGS SONS CO. - 24 ,., a lanrl I'Ontrad, $1000.00 down . hour Wre('ker Service. Day Phone 822'1. Nleh& Phone POMEROY - 5 room.s on good When oeople IUddenly fac4 JJe. lot ou t or flood zo ne, with wa~r 603&-X. DODGE - PLYMOUTH re11vement the s~rvice ol a t.rus~ e lt'clrtdty ~tnd gas, etoac to DEALERS. 3 8 tl worthy funeral director Is indl• lllgh Sl'hnol. $2000.00 · lJtnsa ble. They also welcome the FARM 80 a<'ro.s with 5-room (9) For Sale informAUOn and ~ounsel rcceiv· ·I i hOU!lf', h~rn and other bulldlngs. : I, ed at 30 acl't's tlllahle. 2 miles from nBF.RGLASS AWNINGS and door hlghw11y $3oou on. canople1, ven~t11u1 blinds all OPTIMISTS . - Tlmo MagAzlnf', colors an~ Rizes, aluminum lad· February 4th .ID57, page 5, 1111d In addition thoy can secure qna1· detli, all kind&, Dur80ry ttol'k Bl and 8:.! u1ul••r nusi ncs«. Et'rotn lty merchandlu wlth.out extra.till kinds. window blinds an 1 vaaance. 144 Butternut Ave <'ou1 to toast and from Canada Pomeroy, Ohto. ., 11hadea jjJI eolors and 1i1u~1. Et're~ !o th•• G.t!f, we Mro on the ln• in&lilllation, f1·ce l!'stimatea. Dalo dustl1al m11p of 1he futuTc. --.~Wtppcl Supply, 215 Union Ave., lOX 229 PHONI lllt·Y 111\X WARII Pomeroy. 2 1 lmoc 2 2 3tc EL - F-CT - . Rtl~ - SF, -, W - ING MACIIINK I;·;,;..;.;;::.::;,;-;;;-;;;_-;;;;;-;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;, lavatllry , large mfldidne cabind, Looking For ....... I _ . . electric tWt'e~r. Phone 364. PHONE 398 l knu,•.n . th ,· ur,knU\\J J h eirs devi · S CI.' ~ ll'gll lees d h t nhulct:~ ~dmin tstlll lo r s ex•·J·tHor,. q an}. of F:tlwa rd G 1a11 m d t•ceast•d Erma Ha u hn ( r ~ lod;,;r:t Jl:., 1 kn ~ wn as I ·============:-;;:;;;;;:-:-;:-;;;;;;:-:::-;;::;::;::'i pe:- .. Eoy SCDut Week, n.arklnl&' lh(' 47th anniversary of th 1• Bo}' ~Ut ! ..,. , , of Aow.ri{'a, will be ob:;erved fK~In W.eanosda)' , J!'ttbr¥IU"Y 8 lhrou.(h Tue!Mla_y, f'Hruary .12. u is th <' l~trgest }Outtr: ·oh!lerv:\nce in th: t-· tM lllllitln · llnee It '\l.i1l bf' f'tle brattd ln t'iery rity and to~ ' and m o_.~;t vith.Je:lr t~n4 hamletll tltrough- ALL BOYS!! OR OLDER! --WOULD YOU LIKE TO COMBINE l'.eport on ScouUng's accompli11hments for 19!561 and tell of the actl· '(j.tie!l plaQned tor th\li year, in 0 PomeroJ. ---- FARMERS ( 19) CARMEL " '; West Columbia Ladies Circle Meeting Held Clreula&loa Depa11meta1 ol dal1 aew111paper. If ... B-Coa&aet. wllea a "aeuc)' oeeun you applleatloa will be COillidel'ed. c- 11 ancl wbea :yoa do gd a 11t:w1paper route always slve J011l' the tlliQI JR lean~ .. lebool with SetaaJ ,.._. E-cornt.llle tice 011 a News-paper Route iliMI J'Ofl wW be EARNING wMie rot~ U'CI OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. !8bl THE ONLY LOCAL And We Are Proud to be Newspaper In Meigs County TreveY.,Finsterwold Funeral Home -- .. llTio•w••• ~ 1 29 6t< 1141-- For Rent . ____._______ -- -- APARTMEN1'-- 5 room• and bath . i l l furnace, located 218'ht r.. )bin St. , Pomeroy. C&IJ nr K. D. AmtbatJ' 1 2!1 If Wlllp.l~l!ll f 'kber, Mid for rnt - Electr'.: •teamer. Clinton dleport. Pb. -.x. !1-1-U ,., ,.. •me-- Lldden. llellfold ........ ~ Clotlw. Cllal........ llkldiOpart. l'lloao au.x. 11-I.U Olill ' ROOII Al'ARTKENT. One '. • I room houe .Newly decorat,-d lllolde ......~ A. N. B••IU. Pome.r01. 11 1 tf i ' -;-;-=--;-:-:---;--;--;-- = • (17) HelpWanted ;.. ~ua lliMcB .. -• .,.. - - i. '•, ''riF:l ' ...., . ' ·. I'M II.. • ._.._ · a ~--· .ll!n .. S11mething ? You ' ll Find lt Through The Daily Sentinel WANT ADS c a II 398 NOW! ...... ,.,...__ .... · ~...... _c... Ill L ....... It, -61 Pomeroy, Ohio --·-----Rodney Downing INSURANCE AGENCY Fl,., Automobll~. Health ACCIDINT Life, C•tuelty •nd londt Reol Estate Broiler In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 61:16-M PHONIJ 6311 All Mueo IDd Models METROPOLITAN BOYS WIIQ DELIVER THE Daily Sentinel * 1... . ~., . i. ' •• r •• "- . 1 •• \ ~R.!;::,,~~~..c..,o. "lulhfS.HerP•rL.ett• On Rt. S3. Call Wm. Orveaer, Rock sort,.. PICTURES NEWS ADVERTISEMENT EMPLOYMENT l NTEREST COVERAGE EVERYTHING IS Here ..•.. yo~ ' 1 1 ,. finq a Faith /~; -;(~~~- Jive ,by .. ~;. - IN THE·DAILY SENTINEL ------------------....J 111 -,. "·· ~~·" ' I l ""~ Edwin Stein, Mrs. William MePN'land an(l Mrs. BurreU IOawson. ' ' , ;,. ·' . ' - '""" 1 Grht,ltead Introduced Mr. C. H. Wilbert, Cou-nty Supt. of Stboola, who -..111 1uest 1peak· er. Mr. Withers spoke on necesnry modern idfa& in, 1ehool, the price of pea~ aitd fr~,m in re. lation to eduelfiUo.n 1114 the America'n way o{ lite. " ' atreMC:d the importance of th, teaching of~­ themaUes .md "leilce in the schools, and &IN <1:be importance of havi.of better Cqi)peration and beU J ti .. • er nsaltAe t).J., ll"d bavina ladb· in buD)ID · Htnp. The serlousneas ·Of the t~aebtf: shortaee .-nd. t_he la_r ter enrolf.m . en1, the b ld Ul ID&' JI~OIJ'IJn flO". the IUid, ance of children by (fareuts and teachei':f, .are soroe of .tlle themes tlttat he,USeoJ in 1 most'· instructive and intenstJnJ mlnr;tet 1 ' Q~,te&tions .pn , ta:~JJjjor~a~\qq · 'were · asked fol'Jowing- l!tlt ta)k, ·Is well a.s other lmportlJnt questions. These were answerl'ld by Mr. Wlthen;. with an appreciation oJ the free way of hfe and a dedicatiOn to high spiritual ideals. The theme t"mphasls tor Boy · S~out Week-"Duty to Country" wtll pre.~en.t opp•Jrttfnities to s_eouts and their leadt'rs to hig' l· light the d~mocratic processes ,.( government and their values and the spiril of service ItS a natural expresaiun of good citizenship. Most of the ",500 Boy Scout packs with 1,680,000 Cub Scouts, will bold "Blue and GoW banq~cts" wt~ich are rt;).IJy poflurk dmners w1th each tamdy bringing a part of the menu. These 8 ~ 9 and !().year old members follow a home-centered prog:"am in their homes and backyards. They will prepare skits, displa:y!ii and take on .:mrl!iee projoct1 (Or neJghborhuoa schuoi /1-SSetnbUe, and <'hU{· ' Bli~op • • br . s:~ppO.fted !olely thA ·mille .~e 'b\inet'• · uve tft : weU;tept white clapboard Within a mile of the mouth I,Tiine. Faith is a source .of strength, a reservoit' of p'bwtr .lhat helps you meet the needs ) ¢ evel')l day. By worshiping wilh your I family each wecl..at your church or synagogue;, you're giving them-a measure or security' no amount of money could buy. ""''te Failh to hope ••• to grow ••. to live by, ' stronger, ncheflife~ . Worship toge_tf!!!r_ellery ~e~ .. 'C the Rwiton .0 ' ' ' C,;r:Jtr15-u!tclto . ' L ... O.•.. LD. ."Ullcn.r;&a · ·~ .._-!!;_,~ a..on: H...,_. I LIL ABNER O,ishop . clean, houses or the Jng · Thom~• jti, my new 1\TZW l'ORK-1'11... dafl tor Miu ~:uan Roth. by her candid admlulon a refonned dfwliL Her eure .....,, to ..... -k. - loll&' ............,..uab ... ~·t t,ake U for' _JTIQtetJ..--a,c! lhf/.t go~ ~ey, a ·lOUd eat..IJln&'lnl' oancr, • buddlllc dramatt~ poten~al, a faiJuiO'USI.y beaHelUDJ' book an«. moat ~rtut. a aood home and a husband I who lovft her. OnlY one ~due of tbe old, mixed-up ex~tence ~: the whi8perl ana rwnol'll that Kiac Lll· llan II dripkinl' aga!J). "Gee,'' lbe told me tooay ln.her 13tb·ftoor lulte at the Plaza. ••:a: co,ldn't be. 01r tb~t wagpn. th11t la, You lmOw bow It is \,Vlth alcoholics--one drink UUioo loth and whooah 1 they're oft and runnhag. It I "-11 rumor• •~ picked up Utat. ftrat drink-Well, I JmQw thiL 1 11ot· ftM, wouldn't be lllttlng here talking with you." She wu wearlnr a blue aUk dress wlth a aide tluh U& It and black eoolle pants bene~ .. You kno~ Where 1 bet I'd lit--and I ahOuldn't a.y th\1-instaad.? I'd. be out tbat wtlldow. I .~ ~lata ping back to that other )rind Of' lita..,.aiJL" lo 1: ...A lOt of people thought tha.t whq hu mother died, Lllllu Would: tlri4111at 1 fOOd....,. to go off oi ii'......_ Herfl'\other hOd , _ bet ltd' Ud ~ ''T)I.a.t'a Ute lMt thin& l wouJ4 bave done .,.. oaute ot mother 4YIJtl," she aald, .moothibc back her hair with the bload ltruk. tn ttont. "~ would bt.va been uh~J~ed to. The til~ that wouJd make my mother proudest. 1 know, b, nQf; to drlnk 01.1t I of plet IM.It rathe to p~ve I'~~~ llOt to." _, · · ON ; ' ',.. . , .. .J- 'ru 1.2 ahd l"·>'ef.rs old will rEteqg·M indivliual JidVaftcement a~' li/Jtif... •.v.f ~ Oft ·n m ..~R~I ~In&' wl~ Lllllu;a that, -~ tvemerlt8 ' at· 'J:bnual uare ~ 001 ,'theM,muy ~•sons, Jbe•a pleDty .4t.d of the 1ubjeet of drink ~4 Scllub' diniltl'8 Du in'~" th 'l . ~~~b~ 1. . . .1 ~ dllcaur.fe aboyt tt month ~ter month. However. abe W , •. r J e rno'h , ~l • ~~ ••Some ~~tiif Jlc;obollc• ll&ve troublt tWith ' they will mar~ ~~ 10ttth ~nnJ~·~r-: ·i ttifli! joll:en 1 upptrig- ~ tn~ their lOft drinks.~ lh• sary of the brrth 9t the f~un<ter ~t 1 don't. 0ace 1n a Whlle_I:Q a club, ·aome 4rpnk Will hold Of Scout·lna: the late 1LOrd. Robed aji a ..... and yell. ',\h. c'moo Lit, ·~&' l•n drlnkl'.:...but you.Jmow whaU ·The ot:bef pe.lrone get turtoul at ·him rot tryll}l to lurt: me Rad,m-Powell, whJch birthday «<C· curs on Jl'eb~uary 22. • , . d .. ... ltrafPt· u~ ~w." . · · ·. ~xplorcr~ Ill the 15.000 Explor"lr I~ IAl1Ju worrfti eonitanUY about people ~g •bout he.J:'. , ""nne un1ts and 10 &3plon:r cteWJ; in J'ellllt ot wblch." ihe laid wrth a arm, ''t. that the on1y ttlfnl: I'm troops, ~1th their 405,000 rilel.'1 · ~ . 4rlnklnt il black entree. I love ginger &l,..._.,ut~ too hers 14 years and older, wiJJ obmu, people mla:ht think It a htl'hball, 10 I drink cola lnateact. IUven serve Boy Scout Week in many tbeJa. occulonallY tome people uk. 'Mind lf I have a alp!', and u ways. Some will , ad1i.reu school tbtflltt " to their Upl. they ~ mnell it. Tttey WOfTll about me a~semblies, P .T.A . meetlngs, serlit. · ~ v_1ce cl~bt, and radio and -televt•rene. In Reuben•• reeenUy the walter ~t me a bottle of noSlon aualence-. Otben wtU be ftloey pop; He wrapped tt ln i t~l to keep my ha.ndl from gectlnl' euett.s on apecial vocation~ (ou1·1 '.Wft tf ftoucht4 it; You know what.lt looked llk&? Exactly Uke a , seein.B the manufacturl..,- of m•nr 11Pllt of cbimpacne. Boy, Ute rumon -really' mutt have ftown .,._.. ~eb learning flr'st hand how UIMtN When 1M wu doing a televlafoa lhow lut year, the whiQtetJ airpotfs, railroads, flt\fsp•Ptts ~~art.!~ up qaln. LUban wu 10 true lll the role of a drunk .that. Gnd . bto~dc-.uting lii1_atloJis operate: ...,. MO»>t at nhetriall figured ~ wu oa.. the aauce once rooret. ,.._tiDal -.,r ceriiuries, for lhis is God's House. 4 t\ l} \\.\ 11·~ '. I , . Within these walls, the worries which 1 loomed so large outside bocome less fearsome , , . for the first time perhapt you see lhem in their true perspective. Jf lhis alone were the reward of Failh, it would be enough. But lhere is more . cJ>.llt;Y 1 'i>lf.PT. ...:. l ·'-"'- \-tP.."'"E. jl a coal · tDii)i/1& town ,\o j .... l"',.... OUTA. Ham •1'"""• By SHULTS ' ' ttead, Mrt. W. F . Chadwell , M'rs •l:dwin Steh•, )ln. Ul1nd Kirby, (ContinvM fro• _..one I MrL Lenfort.: Kirby, Mn. Albert lions in the country. Tbompll)n, Mn. Don Ouriean , Mn ~1Grrt th•n 180 mlrttrt were in Leo T)lompson, Mr. and Mrt. L) le the ahart •I lhe tirnt or the u eCormlek, Mn. Pearl Elliott . plosion . llbuut 2 •-!1\· EST, wotk · L Ralph Rotta:en , M1u lkOnt• '"'~ tile ml •l rught to 8 #I m ~ hlft re, Mr1. Frank Reynold• . Mrs. Mine f·ffictd 1 11aid alt bvt thr LuciHe Kina , Mrt. Donald Rou11h , thrPp e~ews <-ScapedJ • , ~n. Ltmler Runell, Mrs. Nelson 1 Roush,• Mi't. Roy Cooie, M.u . B Meade lliold the !amlli~• or lht• R. Van~ . Mn. ·Bentley GrimPs. miners here were " taking it prt'tMrl. Paul Ray , Mrtt. George C. ty hard ." He ~~aid "none of thl"m Randolph, !IH. Virtor Street, Mrs h~tve !:l'<!ther;;d around the moulh Donald Brown. Mn. A. A. Angle, or the lll,ine: but are gathf'rl'd Mr. and Mrs. Howard K. Wingfield, anxiOU!ily in their boiJt.et laliong Mr. and Mn. John Bumgarner, about t:te accident." Mrt. Hoy Dale Gtlmm Mn. EuThe mi'V' tontinued poodurlion JeRe HudnWl, Mrt. Jenkins S1ush· !lr , Mrs. A. E. Dodson, Mi!ll! Goldy e durin~: othe receht floott althou,~;h Hart, Mr, C H. Withera, Mrs. Win- floodln~ aro und the area matle it ifred Zimmerman, Mrs. Richard diffituH for crews to r each Hll'lr Ward, Mrt. Pete Staat•. Mrs. Char· job, an oU:cial sa ld. tet Brown .tnd Mrt. John Morgan. The neart-y town of PocohoniJ s. site of t he t•dmpany offices, al ~o expcrhmced sol'!le floodinR, it wa ~ CHICAGO ~ punch card sortin.w; reported . An official sald se \'etOJI installation .keeps tab 'on custom- ramllies were forced from their ~rt· birthdsn and wedding anmhomes. , J, I I venarles for the llolled Steel corporaUon of Stokle, ~ll., as well as. One rHine offK-laJ :·N'*) thli <':<· ljyjng in II fe" , mir\Utel a precise olm:ion occurn!d -about- ti-o mil('~ Picture~ •of the pote.f!Ua,J markH down . in the nUnel H~ laaid ,' how lor a pertle\llat jte.e.J Hem. T.bf' ever., there were aolhe •.ide s hafts eOJppaay ~p!Ja t~li~l cards t11 who1e entranels ' wdre ·~ls1 thanlta CUJtq.un. on the ipecial oc- twtl miles .from. · W~rc ,fte blaM ~eurred. d ,,51 eatlo'ha. 1 ;,fit'. -:t: q~~ Inside. Quiet with ·the peac; LOCAL CONCRETI! BLOCKS 14-1& _ _ _.:.:.:.;:.:.::.__ _ _ -::===~=~==~ • LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL 9upplios were a:ivep. The urgamzalion voted to 1pon· sor tht" Cub Scoutt aeain tbls YHr. A &entral diacuuloD Of tbe safety and repair of the piJ)·ground eq.ulpment wu held. 'flhe \LtOUp , also voted to purchase paptor ualn' for the school. A B~·-Iaw . committee was appointed to rt!vlse the by-laws. The COMmittee W&JI co~po.sed of Mrt. .'"" '1:'"' -~Y Scstt~ W~~fiq~,, tltfwQr&aa· ~-~"!o'"Jiillers Iiili helpora . . lzit'IOn eomplftiitf the firlit fe,.•· . 'l'!uDir attendlng . the meetlng of its new Four-Year Pr<:tgram were Mrs .•Jack Fleiiiher, Mrs. Wil· known a!t "Onward !or GOd and liam McFarlnnd, Mrs. Faye Smith, My Country,'• through wh jch it &eeks to train more ixlys in patri- l' h~s. otism ~nd . character so that UtE'}' Most ofthe 55 MD Soy Se Will tf'et:ome !Dtelli~ent cilizens · t~pa ~ith 1,15fi.noo members 1 To Station Lion, Thunda,. evenln1, ln the «r•de school bulldlnJ. The meet'no ooened In reeulor !o•m !ol· lowed by :he flag salute. Dev~ tiont were In chuce o{ )Jrs. Ed· win Stein who re•d In 1uticle en· tltlt-d "C:o Teach ," followed with J Jl'ti pture :tnd prayer. purin" the bwdness •tina: the rea;ul11r reports were &iven. A re~ort (ro~ the recent tQeetinc of he Maion C ~nly P .T.~. Council was glvc n by Mis1 Gohlre Hart ; a report (rom the caJe n4ar committee .wi.s given by Mrs. Donald Prown; ancl reports on bicycle Paella, sldewalkt and other school E\·e!'y lOVernor llf't .;, be present·< , •. ed . a.. ~o_py ~~ tile Jimi~d· editiop, i\ · · · 'b'ri'ti·'lrl :!ltJ~dt .CotDmuhities it Is plann~d to present copies in recoioi..' i ll ~Pop. A~ un~l~i.sh 1104· dedicate l service to the boyt; of Amer-ica . Among them will be leaders in government, educatioN the clergy, sciences business, indu.~try, civic. rouowlngt the adjournment of end other communi! .'l organiza- the meeting refresh~ents were \ions. · serv~ by Miss Allen's Dird g:rade --. 1111S'' "IIEI$PAPER iS PROUD OF THE Happy Harvester Class Meeting Held On Friday r. bor_l-Ors tor t"-·· \TOil'ed States F'la.J, aad a wide t·ange of "kno"'· bow" ~.tpplemet.l · ing K'hool courses. More .... ! millloa red blooded AJ.rieu boys tither DIWSJIIflr ro1tes 11d alio are leaden ia scllooiU Sunset WE BUY -;: LEARNING. 1On your Dial i Your I Sunrise I !l,.._t.. at_d, _...':'orw~r --- J 990 IMibtc:rlhen &he Bel5 CoQectioa. aad Delivery Servlee JOIIIble _ ft-Save a part of year eanla.p, It mQ laeJp 1" U lhroqll l!ellege. w E H hower who ur Honorat·y President of the bo'y Scouts of America. A limited number of handbooks in this Printing ·will have a distin eti\·e and rlcf•oratlvf! four·page mset eommemoratina this hind• mark m the publlahi[\g of a book which bas enjoyed sales seeond only tCI the Holy Bible Jn the ye111'8 sinee 1910 when it was firs-t publi.shed. It Is thjs vott~me that intrudu('ed millions of bl)ys to tbeir first _kn9wledge of f\lillUre lore, har4 la school. Maln&ala WGII Sebolullc Gradel ..... A--8tudJ .lila: tbe eatlre acbool &erm. I -------,- - ITS EASY AS "A", "B", ' E } • ,,,~~ing the Fourth li•llll'l~l Jol)l: ; Jl Wh ,lllntun~ed tbll\ the l'el> ~~~e to be beld nnt'..--Ju~u lo ruary ploofi-am would ·lie a play .-filla1 histor ic Valle,· ForgP:·Pelm " \V,h • PTA u · t ""u. u ~••110 t . ·•~er. aYlvania. . and . will ~ preaented ), the·\ 110the-r ot&ts tDnding F.xploy_e rs. · tbers. : 10ji.:! thcl': wdh Cub · ~uta, ~ t£" ·.' ' Scouts ,nnd adult Jr.aders, wi.!l . 'l'he .t:roup voted to ~permit the partieiP1Jte in cerem01~ts ~t st.&te children t• attend the Jl1t.A,, tbeJ &oain .l ock tapitals and at city batt and town to hnf! adult eupe:~i*m, ddflhf; 1 • .....,..... observam.es. Ule meeting. Mrs. '-<VlOl. street BOSTON fJve men wpo eppea; · • · Boy Stout \veek tttis year sees \Yil$ ~painted as ' su,pUvlsor of ed ln court ,be~ OD_ tftunkene 9 the produc-tion of tht fifteen rail thi• pri)jetf. tbarKell bad a combined record of lionth copy of the "Kandbook fo!' Mrt. FaYe Sm.ltb't second crade tll4 arruts. One had been arrest~d Boys.'' Especiall~· bound, it will received the award for havlnc the 233 tlmts. ':Je prl·sented to President Eisen· most parents pre.ent at the meet- Newspaper Rout~ with Learning In Your Classroom? NOTICE New 1957 FARMALL ~~n'=d•d ' Dolly Sentinel , Pomerny.MiddJI'port , 0 ., Feb 4 , 100.7-7 Mn. at ------~--~~--- --~~----~·=-Mrs. E ·terett Rou11h, Mrs. 0 . J \f• the January m..tln 1 or the New ~•• Mr. ond llln. Tbomu G•in nlne xp OSIOD linen f'•r~nl · Teullen Auocla· •·· . . . --·- . I Meigs Equipment Company out the nation by 4,500 ,000 bo:-" a.l'ld "duU Jeilldera. ~rwe lve ot1 tstamlin:! Explorer$. b 0 10er 0 Y men\ben of the organi· zation, will be chosen to go W Washington, D. C., to mate tht> annual " Report Ia" the Natioll.' 'J'hey Will c&Jl at the White HOUS(' FOOr·ral offlcillh, lnahdin~ lea(!. f'rs from the House and Scnat'! will join wi1h repre~-entat.ivell of naUonaJ or;:anlullon1 at a bruk fast in · Washi ngron, D. C., at whlch. the twelve ~plorers wUI 12 YEARS OF ACE CARMEL ------ GETS RESULTS Feb 7·12 To Mark 47th Anm'v..rsary I I IBoy Scouts Week Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 2, 1957.....3 tab , on ' , ' '~- . JUST THINK••• SOME PAY WE'LL WALK DOWN THI: AISLE TOGETHER, TOO ' �' 8--Daily llentinel, Pomeroy-Middlep ort , 0 ., Feb. 4 , 1957 The Dailv Sentinel • Pauline McOintlock Is Honor Guest At 8ridtd Shower Held Friday Night Mn. lbxille Arnold aa.iatetJ by Williams. !ln. IMroy Watson Jr. and M.rs. A fter the honor ect guest opened Roy lViJUIJru entertai ne<l w llh a her g1ft~ a dessert t'Our se was bridal ahowt-r Friday evenlng at sel"\·e-d by the ho4Lesses to th os~ Mrs. Horace Abbott Wll guest of honor ill a layette s bower given Friday evetJing at tbe Rock Springs Gra nge hall , by Mn. Hat. old Blacks wn, Mrs. Rollin Rad· ford , Mrs. Roy Grueser, Mrs. Wllliam Radfor d and Mrs. Edgar Ab- her bom ~. Athens road, honoring named abov~ and Mrs. Alfred llrs. Pauline McClintock of Syra Rusche!!. Mrs. Carson Hayes, Mrs Ele anor Schaar, Mid d le port So cie ty Editor , Pho n e 6079 cute. Mn. McClintock 's marnage Millie Gum ther. Mrs. Roy Wineto Mr. Clir.c Manu r of Monaca, brenner. Mn. C L. Arnold, Mrs. . ' Pa., wlU b~ ifl event uf February tT ank Arnott, Mrs. Claude Quil- Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 a. len, Mrs Dora Wolfe, Mrs. WilA pink ~~:n d wh1te color t heme liam Ri;hthouse , Mrs. Claude Cunwas catrle1 out on the gift t..ablt> ningham. M-:-s Nettie Meeka, Mrs. Donn.ld Moor e, lin. Glen wJdch was centered w ~th a large Cundiff, M!·s James Cline and white wedding bell . Games were played during the ·d aug hter M .:~ rth a. Mrs. Ronald evening and pri7£s awarded to Gr indley, Re v and Mrs. Lawre nce Mrs. ~o no.rd Bus, Mr ~. Ru th Fick, Edd1e Wolfe, Ka y McClinCundirf, Mrs Roy Arm s, Mrs Carl tock, Carol Bowers. Deanna and Funeral servu·es fo~ Earl Scott Wicks of Athens, Miss Laun Darlene Wa tso n, and Susanna ArGrueser, MorriS Wolfe, and Mrs. nold, Mr and :\1rs . C H. W1~· J r of Sugar Crave were he ld from Sending g1fts but unable to at- we re guests of Mr and Mrs. J oe th r· E Ning Ch ap('], ~u nd ay at 2 MIGHT RELEASED tend were Mr a nd Mrs. Be n Sal· Keyser and the GallipOlis Shnm p. m. w, th the Rev. John Elwood, David M i ~; ht, 13 altlmvre, 0. jad ser, Mr. and lf rs. Wyatt Radford, Clu b Sunda_1. at the lunchC'on hPI I' pa~ tu r of t he F o rest Run Metho. e d here on a charge of wrtti ng a Mrs. Charles Moore, Mrs. Robert a t thf'" Ohw Valley f:]('clri(' Cor d1st Church o ffiCia tmg. ba.ct check, has been relea St'd t.G. Moore, \Irs. Pete Cundiff, Mrs. poration pL<Wt at Kyger Creek Spec ial mustc was provtded bv i''atrlield County authorities. Maurice Maore, Mrs. S. R. Hen· f l"ltz Buck. organJst and Mrs. Earl Mr Wi.<.c shu wed th e fil m of t h" Uatl and Mrs. Del mar Hamm. drieka, and Mrs. Ernest QuiiJen. f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:~=~=~~;;~::::;;~~~ bu ildin g of th is pla nt to one hun. Uuri-1 ! wa.;; Jn Beec h Grn•·~~ dred and seven ty guests and also as!'>i~'>ted In takm g t h t• v 1 ~ 1 t.ors on ce met ery and pall·bt".<J t ers ' we-rf! 11 tour of the pl an t The lu ncheon Norman Fis her, Roy Jones, "Char. was he ld in the OVLC cafc tcri <~ les Cornell, Russell Moore. Harry al one o'clock. Gruves o~nd Olis Armintrol,lt. Gallipolis Shrine • Funeral Services For Ear] Scott He1d On Sunday Luncheon Is Held At Kyger Plant bq~t . J -- - ~ ij DIY I CALL 122 MUI Street MiddJepor,t, Ohio ROOMS Of New ~ ~:'~,. ~ $299 00 I BAKER • . 'S R0hmson Laundry • FU RN ITURI J 0. Tile llrflhtM Car-~ au Ia Middleport S~ond Street Pome roy, Ohio mater,,al grand parents of Darst; Mrs David Darst Sr., pa· lern a! g ran dmother ; Mr. arM Mn. Paul E Davis {'Dorothy Darst) and son, Wayne; Danny Sanborn. IiJn , Darst w• ~ featured In "Fantai- program a resume of his activities as gaven. A graduaf,e of Middleport H1;:;:t. School In 1M3, he IS now solo cprnetilt wlth t h e Concert Brttd, · principaJ · trumpet in the University Sympbony Or· cbestr a. He is a memtier of the honorar v fraternit ies, Kappa Kap· pa Psi and Phi Mu Alpba, .and has been an o!faC'er in each group. At present he is vice-president of the Concert Band. -~---- Hatter:. t~c giftsg-i fts fromfrom. friend guesls <1num nd ber also ofmany ... ~----- Win Fame, Fortune, National Recognition Enter · MRS. AMERICA CONTEST TODAY Over $15,000 in Prizes • A Now Freedom Gas Kitchen • A 1957 DeSoto Automeltlle • Two Weeks at tho leach Clult Hotol, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., for Two • Overseas Trip • $1000 011 Portrolt of Mrs. America • $800 Chest of Gorham Silverware • lorvol leo-Server Gas Refrigerator • $500 Bernat H~nd Knit WCII'drolt• • $400 Modern Gas Range with a "lurnor with tho lroln" • Slngor lowing Machine •, • Automatic Gas Dryer and Washer • Year's Supply of Wilson's Moats • 40 gal. John Wood Automatic Gas Water H-er • $100 U.S. Savings lond • West land Aluminum Ware • $50 Starling Sliver Plattor • Proctor Ironing loard • $40 lorvol Ice Magic Serving Sot ' . Mrs. Ohio of 19.56 and her h!.!tbcmcf, tht hver•d, Wilfr.ci ,M. Buth, ore grMted tt tt.e· Columbua airport by their 'fOIInteltrt Gt thay retvm from Clfl enjl)yable two weeks cat tile Mrs. America flnol1 in florida, Mra. luth tlrought honor to henalf and Ohio when aht tlnllhed third In the annual conttal to pick tht natlun'a top homemaker. Mr1. f••morl Ml• """' Ylllot• Mr. .... WoodUd• Mn . Monill•ld Hc.rold Al.aanchr M.i-a. Col um bus, S(leJit th e prizca for winners at eYfllY level. You havE~ evcrythlnJio sain and noUU111 ·to looe. AU entries must be in by March 1~, 1967,"' burry. Ml'4. Morynlla. Mta. Wllllafl 0. DayiOII Mn. Coiii~J~:ton Mn. llllllp 1. OIIMtt . Get an Applia~tion &laak fr~ your nearest Gas Applianc~ or DeSolo Dealer or Mn. Cetdlr Mn, H. 0.0A Wllgu.. h. I i,\-~e k end w1th n'"iali\o e.~. Mr~ . .Jtodney Downmg was a substi tute teacher in Fo rn er{';• High Sctloo l las t week. D(Jn Bell, a nephew of Mrs. C E. McNamee, is a patient at Hoh:e• Hospital. Mr. llcll IS e mpl oyed at the OVEC plant. Mr~. Cedi Grogan~ H"I~vcook, Mrs. Mahcl Mrs. Elmer Marshall And ~lr s .. T<~) l or Grogan , Columbu.), were weekend 1Uests of C H Wise Sr 'a nd Ruth Wise, Middlrport, .tnd Mr and Mrs. DavnJ Yosl and f.md ly , Po1 Hanrl. Rirk y ·s choonO\'e r, Columbus. visited Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Daug htcrty aml Th,•mas Le""is over the weekt:! nd. Attendin g th£' ~r.ul ulll wn of Miss Sally E. Schaaf at Ohio Unt· ··erslty Satlt.rd <~~ W l'r~ · Mr. and Mrs. fred I. Gardner, ~r . and :'drs. Guy Reynolds, Mrs. Nan ~uo r e , Miss Mildred Hawle y. Mrs ~1 . r r~rt!IICh , MlSJi Bernice Dowen, Miss SusBn Park, Mrs. Nn.1h Haskin ..; Mr t Leo Childs, Mrs Oscar Itou sh, ~rs. 0 . P. 'Klein. Mrs. F. S Sc h11:1! ana Jon :\1. Sci):a'll, ~ ! ddlepo !' i a'ml Mrs Edison \\1ess-1, Colum bus. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay, Col· 1.1mtrus. spent the w.;rkrnd wi th rel9Livcs here. D:r. )ohn Kircher, ~on of \lr ~. "ROdney Downing, m o-..cd hts fam ily from Marion, Ind , Fr1da y, and atartr.d hi s work with the Bal te ll•• Memorial Institute today Mrs. John Bowman and Dr. Et.l Burlmas took the fo .. mcr·s a uut, Mrs.· Kather.l'n Micl1ael, to tto e HIJl ~rest Nursing Home in Athens Sunday. Mra. C H. Swanson. Mrs g.J Betz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B Swanson and daughter. Sally, lial lipolis were Sunday visitors: ot Mn . Car:roll Swanson anrl famlly Sand1a Mulford h:1~ been 1.1 with flu Lhis past week . George Ault, Springfield. ha ~ becr~ '' lsitlng i\lr. and Mr ~~; Will i:.l m Ault and ramily. and l,Jrs. H!irold DcmOMkf o~.ndf , famtty b2JV~ il'nGVed to· tht .prOl)ilrt)<UteY bqua:ht Cfom WiUiarn 'Heajli!o ,.~ ~ave "'I~ 'lh'lr, P"lr.·· crty 'oil ·.SoliUt Tllird AvenUe , o ~.illy, II•PllY'; . " • I Mtl. >Blli~ ·;cbap'mnn spept t11e weeltemt -in l)Qton w~tb ·.i'ela'tivct Cl£bie Smith, llatLYtllc, atudenf at Oluo Unh1erMty wa!! a weekend gueJIIt o{ Ruth Ann Powell and her parent., Mr. and Mrs. Neiss Pow· eII. *· Mr. and Mrs. the JO)den opportunity every homemaker dreams of. Think of the fun you'D have , .. the interart.inJ people you'll meet . . • the friends you'll make. There is nothina to buy - no entry feee to pay. All entranta wlll 1>e Judaed on the basis of bomern.okina ability, personality, character and attractiveness. The only qualificatiollB are that you be married and over 2~ye&nl ol ale. Enter roday! There are valuable The Mrs. America C..onteat ia These are the other ladies from the Ohio Fuel Gas Company Service Are.a who went.to lhe State "ntest last year Mr.. Darpln M. If uPII•r Mr" and Mrs. William Burton. ~ 'l'o 'l'lie Wid~ Dog Qwarantfue · ,By~~.tftloard MiJI;.I. Tosses o;;a· the disene .1n Jackson . l,awrence eouoUea to 11'0 Hat bttO Ring , ~..~:::~~or anlmt,la ~n · ·. ~ c For Mayor Raee lnleetlo"' here !ollow· repom or wtdhpreo<J ID!etted Hoekiq 0unUea : •• and ,..es( bas alSQ belen Pomeroy · on t,ht "Republican ticket. usnt'ln1 a. pri1JW1 election in Ma1". had toned bis hat Into tbe pojltlcat rille todll)'. ·H arry Muter, owner of the AssoCiated Radio Shop, E. !bin St., filed hla lk!tition ·Monday niaht according to Ell!dlon• Board Clerk 0,~1 Warden Atthur Sto- Albert Gioetkner. Mlllet. in a · 1:11ornln1: · · statement to Tire Dally Sentia•l ""!t)o;,'t~going to requy-e coop- this mcrnlna:, Hld he tiled at the "' everyont. lt ~ould -t»e- Nqueat ot bis friendt but had no further remarks to mate "it this real atriow;." H. M". Boock1, _..ealtb Com· titne." said the Qbio Code Mr. lJill~.r haa b~n active •in ''whep a ·qusrantine ot · the radro JUtd televillon servtctna db:l~ , 111, tlQ' and merctiaadl.lnJ field In Pome· . parilflereof, the roni~t World War it. Hei w)ll Guests induded Marta Kay Hubbard, Kathie Morgan, Virginia and Crai g t "ife, Larry Walker, Stepht•n and Janie Hmdy B1ll y Sl11ter. Rock y William&, Joh n In· gels, 1Jav1d and Na 'ICy Bus kirk , Debby Lyons. Adults pres ent wero:t M r~. George Haker ~randm oth cr ot Mtchael ; M;·s. Kalad Hmdy awl ,\ irs. James Walker. i'-' Cm•"!Jt POMEROY SOCIETY · 'oil ~Is Dr. J. B. Marshall r et ur ned to j llall bunu~. Louiiville. K}l . S,turday after i -vlsH "lUt .:;ft!l. John li' Bai ly He was acaomf'anled hor.w by Mrs. Baily far an indefin it ._ visit · •••ter4• l..-tho~poblleln . , 1¥81 • pr!mory. eamlldoteo he would DOt tun. The •clo '' . I t[.i:"br .ft,.'::uOIIa Rutland ·ond. Horrl· ·dog wafkill· Deld\'r.J::~~o;, ...._. may fl!e >l!ntll 4 p.OI. Wed1\0sday) Clair. K.trr, 4owllitown barber, an unidenUfled dle:ciDaed this morning he would :head prtived ra-, a~ run for rillfF.· He added : Hf•m goJna: to "Wilt until ned year aM rua Cor COllnty eommis· aioner." Two new darkboroe, .candidates for .council .~at.t appeared to be of stray do&ll, partieu· in the offiR!il today. Unverified T~ a step necei!W'f hi pre. porta lnd~ated Hobart Raub, of -rabies. Rabiee is t:r:a"tls· .Breezy Hel.Jbt., lnteruled to file £rom aOimal to man for the as 1 Republican. Tbe wife of Mai: E. Folmer, ,part ,through t.be bite of :t 'l'he following que11tions and 1502 Nye Ave.; an officer in the (C~tntlnutd " ,... flw.) ~P,j,_w~rs were part of an laterview Bic;: Yank'• "8!1 Inch" liVH . )'ou eJrtra inot:h<11 at elbow. and aqou the back af 1hi'" -wi!Hr, &raduated lep, roomier Hat and croteh in tha pente. You'~ free~ euy at Any job-with Bia Yank. No-tare belt 1oopa, no-rip · Merna. A•k f« thne fine union made Army TWill wort unlfornu, todl.y. Sanforind t~ prevent ~rinkege. -' Dr. Booekl: - 1• D Ques. I havjl heard of rabies and fo caJied "mid ~ogs" ever ainee of ccMon ''!l',• ,)•o•T· SHIRTS . . $2.95 PANTS . .. . . $3.95 Elberfelds Sale Of u ••4 ' .OI•~!ir ioori~totlve was ·an ·POrn~ tnt •we~ -ptiDo· Ins f9r tho. n.W.- o teac!Y-to tlli'O For All *Possewge.r Can WJar ·deputm~cat. , . Wor~ on !lie . Mit (lepittm01lt' lo cxl)9~ - to tmder.u soon._~ aocofdlng 'tq, the Unouncement. nt .. e You Clloooelllalerlllond Color ' •USE YOUR CREDIT •OPEN AN ACCOUNT •oN~Y $1.00 eOWN Ja . ' '. ' a.mtiiJ .MAOI . Cootl en).ri., todll)' !h &ie!io County <'OITintOQ Pl~i!l Court 1ho'f{ ed a Nolle Profe'qul bad '-been 'ap. pt'oved . by 1utlae Ccdrli -Cflrlt In the Oft!e n. Ralph ~pooa a~d • ~·ni ....... by, tbi> <l'feililao,l ,.., · tobotaloe~ loy ' JliiiD C. Sm!U. ol lron!U lo tb~ ·eoae Obio c.aat '\\!· ·u . .!el Matton t.. treDCb tJ. Pro.. ...,toNioi"' o'Brien wit( 10 iiO)'I rlvea tho P'-11\tlfl to plelld 1111' .. . . . . . , ~- ' Stlf· a!). aounteCI · ~t a , Store.¢iar\ PiY.- FREE lnstallalion $14·~5 up man'aier . . .. ' ~ . '• . . . ... ;.., - . ' . Js Reported To sCh00} Board Tbe · , EmergencySquad On TWo CaDs At .;HOlf~rd or Sl6ri:• PGme~y ..aaY De~ept . BiU Oer'1 A proposed master plan £or Pomeroy trarflc p•ttern control was the bighligbt of the Monday meeting of tbe Village , ny Revival Service Gets Underway R. E. Wilson For Setond Week uneral Service Held~ Monday wa, ' Proposal Would Set New Pattern Of One.-Way Streets In Village ~trnci!_:u . -. 01!.. OJ!e'!li p::!i SOhio Gas Bid Accepted By CommJ'"si'oners· of ntc' . · William.Cottrill Claiftted Bv. Death At Qleshire Home I Mon. , wm nowm,. ~;: a;.:::.so::~~.h~,w~~:.r Flu Is Blamed For Cancelling Cou.nl~il Meeting *be ' ' 0 liS' · een ' Tftwn ;,ij National Scout U/fee · ' )_,·observance w· S.......ed -"-lly ' '. 1' .t:an remember ""but have never · a pel'IOn witb rabitt_, bavc voriety wile. . !'t IJ..i:.:..O'kl... f::!~:·1J:~M:~lt~ • ·~J,. I\I,l('tl !)Iller, Pomeroy P~lioe Chief Plans To ·• ' pOSl"ti'OD_ Restgn Lice11se OrcJinaftCe ~~s!.~~ ~:: ~~; ':~~d~~~etw·: A surprise · buthday party wu held for .Luvada Wood~erd Frldi!"V when her .ft111CJw ClflpluyeeR at tbe llolilnso11 ~undry _plant,11\Qtland Stnet, "·ere served 1loopy jf!c !illndwiehes, co!~ slaw and coffee 1t noon. Mn. Stella 11toma1 w11s host-ess for ijtc party and those prcsel\\ ;verc Miss Woodg;erri. Rh Ia Lewis, Thelma Boyer, Virginia Covert, J.lloren~ Rowe, , Helcn11 Baier and 1... D. Hartinger, ao ar JGe Barnell and Art-lal Stocklnt M.D.ANY, N. Y. The st&te COil· senatlon department stocled 123 Mrriote lakes with fi'lh lut Sep t.m1ber. Tbe departl1\ent used an amphil.liou11 airplfne to do the sf.CH;kin¥, which If do.le by otbo-r lneina would require 1,690 long and t.edluos trips ovt•r mo\lntain b-alls bY men caryin g pack cans lo the same jobs.' ..... DlscuUUtn of Df:W ordinances. Council session held Monday oigbl. , .aewa1e dllposal. and a Proposei The plan was prdferred by the Civic Committee of the Porn.. ·• • . , traffl< plao for jomeroy, po- e roy Cha01ber of Commerce headed by Leslie Fultz, in wblcb Uce duties and other matters were jt was offered solely as a recommendation toward the elimina. brought to ·an abrupt halt in Mor.· J bo~ of certain tra~ic bottlenecks day'e JeSSion of Council with the wb1ch currc:ttly exut. announument of Pohee Chief The ~ro ~s al presented to eoun· Frant Hudl!.ln of hla illtentions to ell outl.ned twq plans for the solu· tion of tr.a' fic diffleu1tiea , one labrHign as of March t . Pre.:edinJ the .abrupt annountIf.:: elted u t.toe "preferTed Plan" and ment by tbe current Pol~e Cbiet tbe oth<er as an "alternate Plan.'" who h•s jutt finished out his proThe proposal whkb came about baUonnry term, was a :-ecomment~ 'u the rero l! of a atudy by U~ it.lon by Ma)'or E. F . Ro]1inson to A new ordinance for the licenJ- Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce b would set up a pattern of one membem ~ (IJUncil that HudsCJn -anent · apprun· <ment ing of :-na!!adne salesmen in t e l all. . lbe tral be gl·veo • ... Pomeroy Villag~ limits was intro- way stree 1r IC In cen to the top police post of the vlll- duced ir, Pomeroy Council meet- portion of the village along witb age. . ing Monday evll!ning and received other traffic pattern changes. · Council members indicated th at 'i its first reading. The following Is the proposal as pre.aentPd to the COIIDcil Monday t.bey would take tbe Mayor's reThe ordinanc-e provides for tbe evening, commendation under advisement for action to be tDade on Wednes- li~nsing of all itinerant magazine day nicbt, whereupo"l Hudson, 1 Balesmen. at :he rate of $5 per day In an effort to be of usislance hrupU)t terminated th\' diSCURiion and prov1dc~ a peMlty of $110 per to th~ M;,yor and Couoeil, tbe 1 by .nnouneinJ, "I feel that this ~Y fme fore faJlute obta:in sueh C i vi~ Comr.tittee of the Cbambe:r of Commerce hi.. ov~r a perio4 ilu bt:en put of1 too already hcen&e _at tbe Y~yor 1 offieH. . 1 wlflt- · each of ~ Tbe tntrodiJCUon of ~e ordin· of several weeks, made a m.dJ' of alwara eon· m11de to council by Kay· the traf{Jc Oo"w in downtown Poa· triila ' you.!' but RobiDSOn ia an effort to erow with a view .towa:r41 obrio '· will submit wbo have recentJ'y, atin£: some of the bottleaeeb ~Pollee oa:a,ion, invaded the village wbieb now exist. May and used high ~uure methods This study baa l'eiUlted ia the to obtltn salea . 1 .' 1 3f IDD'le detinite jc]e.. Police confirm~ tile Mayor'• uformulation for impro-ving our traff1e Bow fl..~ L-' ~ stateilitnt that uleemen from out ~rge I wbieb we submit in the fcplloWma: of town "'et e making a ngisanee of ,~ . ' .D • ' para,rabps of ~s letter. We · ofthemselves in howJe to bouse can· I" ____ .:md Ptid Quit they had on fer these rt!t!Ommendatiou not aa · ~·r; J fl •' \AIU.IJ.t: Ol:(asions in recent weeks a par~atre~ for all gur traffie iiJ ',...i;;~ ;. . ,.. · ":t. . -•·. . . ' eatled by irate ~ves. Pf~s . but .rather as tdeas for liudy b9 tHo JIQor and ~ !'9" nami\Ho fiH-a · 011-''llle ,.,Q , C"oupci:J il tc. meet ~::;•:;T !~~ new measure' II f!tteliaed to wltlt lite hope 'tho! tbey mi&ld 'lie tion of M:oftday nisbt's. 1 loea} ofrtclala a cheet on'.tbe utllbed on a tempofuy bUi;. aDd.. <U0rg• 'Vauihan ~~ Mlddlepo<t the lilasot) ~;rown Olund! met lr! regular session the 8:30 p.m. Wednesd.a)' for activities of sucb salesmen ' who amuMallced today be would not ni• Bt¥lding 6ri Monday ev$1ng. .. · . if f~'l efiedive, be m*de a P=r· tttme into the village. a pe_Utloh be bas in readiness for Queen·, who is a relative newcomer to' the 1G~n,. tooJt..ofJtce er diseu&lt.on of the police mat~ent · plll't or Pomer<ty'a traffte ment at which time· !t wiiJ also nomin,Uon to the position of vit· ....--. on Monday evening. .;~ . Another erd inanee brought be- pian. n will be IJOted ~kat both a la1e clerk. . n.f::'!ad , At the same tn.eetlK ~tmcll dl&- Pas, on the Pf'rmanent appolnt· fore eouneil Monday night for its preferred and alternate ptaD is ment of Patrolman John McKen· second reading was that. concero- being subulitted, with supplemeht· The youthful employe of the Co0~ cussed the possibillt.y of tisi,rig luO.bua & Southern Ohio- Electric ~sh at· stre"et 1ntersecllons through :r:i'"' whu nru~ also been serving a inJ tb~ ssbry rate ordinance al reeommendaUOOJ wbicti ~cnild whi~b providea pay increaaea for .be uae1 wit~ either plan." It is our Co., diAiclosed he may be faeing a the town to help the mud, si~u.a- prnl"!::tt.·•nary period. We"dnrt-i'l;f mornin& Mayor Rob- various vii!J.gc pvsitions. Jol;t cbanee, and llave to le,ave the tion wt..teh has arisen beea'u58" of con8idered opinion that t"llere are community in'!~ n <tiUd that he had not as yet few advankgea of one ~tan oVel 1n other busineaa before Coun· • the coOJtruction of a new stretrb reeieved Hud10n's written resignathe oU~r. tbe only apparent m. cil discu&s;.:m was maiJe of the "And whether 1 move or not." he r.f U. S. Hl.ghWay 33 through· the tion. a.Y Rwage disp11sal system .after tbe advant.a.::e of the preferred plu 11id, "J ex~t to be too busy with _ The Middleport Board of Edu· LolfP. reading of a letter from E. A. heine a requirement fot more traf· my exp~Ddcd kennel ~!~e811 to eation met 3t the Hia:h School on CGuncil also made lf(:ID.geHall, secret.vy of the Ohio Water fie enforeemenl handle tbe publle .Office. :Moncfay evP.ning and PauJ· Smart. menU to have a meeting with tbe (Centinued on pttll two) ' A. PREFERRED PLAN Vau11"ban is owner of a Great. clerk reported on the sale of the 1MIW state road engineer on the 1. Main Street to be oae Way Dane .recently bred to Sir Galla· houRs located on the property possjbllity of making 2-ome altera way west £rom Syeamore ha~, Ol"'Jo's Great DAne ebanlplon, to be used for tM new B'lementary tlons on the read going throu&h :.0 Butternut Avenue. • owned ~Y Howard Enil of Colum- school. M ~eOrl citY. 2. Set'onCt Street to be one bus, O..h •· The boqsea .and outbuildings .are Town R:econ;lt!r R. J. WHiia.mson way cast from Butteniut ~-to be mqved witbin tblrty days of bas written to Governor Cetil On Avt>nue to Sycamore 'sl t!teir pureb... aDd Denver Walk- derwood ond .... requested• ...... Fred I. Gardner, p..W of •he 3. 8Dtternut Avenue to be _ er ,coatt'Kt0r, il reported ready to in.g witb btm and the State Road Cburth of Christ preaided Mondlf one way north from .Jiain start cOnstruction II lOOn as the Comml~ioner and nrresentatives at the re.vival ser-vices: being held to Ladey Street. A . bousea ~ ';DOV~, from the town. Offi~als in the with Fred Dunn, Huntiftlton. II 4. Lasley Street t4) be:- o~e Funeral services for R. E. WilThe BOF.d p~sed a resolution town delire to discuss Highway 33 tbe guest minister. Mr. Dunn son, 83. Pomeroy .Road, Atheus. war east from Butternut f requeatiaa· the Village Council to ata4 the noo,.t road ·vhiCh leaves spoke on tbe topie "What Matthew were btld Monday .at' the Sbade Avmue to Mulberry Ave. Mil l I..AKJ:I mat~ an alley a patt .of the new the town toward Fain'iew. Teaches About Hell." :;. }(u)bcrry Avenue to be one llethodist Church. Jlr, Wilsoa died Elemeotary scbool crctunds. A~ d way south frorg LasleJ at Sheltering Armll Hupital Sat· Obtervan~ of NatiO~Jal Scollt verti~Jftl!ht bf btda· for window Tho latter is tbe only road wbic-h Special music waa presente by Strtoet to Second S~l Week .i(Jrted .lor Troop 246, B,oy lash for tb~ Central buildina was is "biib and dry" !n times of L R. Wiley who sana: "Hil Eye 11 urday. 6. Courl Street to be one way Survivotfl include biJ wife. I.e- · ,Scouta Of Ameriea, Monday wb,en .autborlzecJ by the Board-and- other , flfi:OdJ. --bft ••l present it b: pra! On the as llr. Dunn south.. tile, inet ,.t- the PubliC· Llbnrr- phisel of. Ule building procrlm -tic:all)> ~ble . picture on thil! Nme on.e; three tons, ltuMell, Middle-7. LYnn Street to be one way · port; Woodrow, Guysville; Jeffrey, nQrtb. md .planned ab overniJht hike to d_ l .ac:~ ~ith no action Uk· AU a~nl was reached over ~i~::;;(t. ~~~~~~' light and otber US Army; ' hree daughters, llu ~c Seout CRmP at Cheater for the ea. A general dl~ucsaion ·Of t.be a .....ter'· Milaubm 1tt.ed to Anna Paul Tribl!, Athen.s; Mrs. Hetll")' It be noted. th.at tbil woljJd wn~end leaving Saturday morn· finanelal situatio~ wQ held. . Carter af.Ei:imon recenUy . . The tht' Fecney·tn~::. Melrogan and Mr.i. Don Merrin, create a quasl-cirtular l.r,aff1c pat-icc. . TM report Of the Middleport carter -~had not been oecn· wlll attend tbe Columbus; four si'sters, a brotber tern with •11 traffic ~.. fte troo~ w1U meet lhia .after·. Ptibll~ JJbraeyo Board ~as recet~ pied: fOP~ of six weeks d~l·· tople will be and nine grandcbildten. eenttally in lhe same .direclioh. lt · l!oon at G p. rri~ at. the Library and a,M accepted after lJ bad ben iq-whlftlU.· the water line fro"!~ ''Tbe Four Arms of the Cross" The Rev. Earl Conn •n4 the the directio11 of now shall Be re. Wlll JO to the buaine~e sect.lbn read , aDd bdflt,;wmng the basement Rev. Evan Edwards offieMted al. -veoed: for &ome reason ~h· il where they will arran&f/ 411PII11 witl aiJIJiiX•ately 183 000 gallons and the picture .wm feature a the service and butlal waa .in tile ·not 11pp3rent to us, such eauld be ·. J«<mplitihed without detrim~nt to tbe Shade Cemttcry. M.r. Wilson was a member of the the bas!c plan. Traffic lrom Qn~ · 11:30 at the Llbracy and aUend a Tbe iowu teteived a sum or m. Shade Methodist Cbureb and bad eoln Hill Read for downtown cotild' ' l,ocal churCh •crvtce. J. S ty dollara from one Leonard Tow· been a member of the Grange for enter the tr1tnc pattern' edt~ r.lson aloag with an application retwenty fiw years. He was dis- wardly via o&th Street and JfedlinKarl Beck was chOsen scout of trict manager for the Modern ie Street wbich sbould be one way the Wett and Don Roach 1r. was queotl~f'permi,.ion to ,Jlow his Woodman Insurance Company and streets with all parking elimiDatScout of thto weelt thll pat week. ----~ street c:amival on the town green a1ent !Cir lhc Ce ntral Reall.:y Com· ed. ..l'biii ptan would also oeeea'sidurlllJ' the week ol May 13 to 18. Scoutmaster J~Qbert Mills lnd INlatant Seoutmastera Larry Rice A bid of the Standard 0.11 Com- Perml88'lon was granted. p11ny, Columbus. the removal of one or two" Eu1 ene Col~man. and Cbarli!l Vfo- _Pillf, Portsmouth, 0 ., 'o supply Dijl'inC the mecUng the secre· king meters at intetleetiona m~it w~ In ebarje ot meet· i{asollne to thf' Meigs County JUab· t.ary's and tbe treasurer's r eports h a narrow turnine radiq.a. ina: Monda)' nb;bt. war Deparbncnt at a delivered were read and accepted and aU Flu and shift work were given B. ALTERNATE PL\N . .. , .. • . ptke or 20c per gallon has been bills were approved. aa reasons for cancellation of a I . Butt.crnut Avenue to be atcepted here. meeting or the New Haven Town one way north ftom Main Council on Monday eveing. Street to Luley Street' · The eoqtract, to hold for 90 days M111. Thelma Capehart, town rewas accepted bY. the county board 2. Lasley Street to be ob.e corder, ell.plained that not enough war east from Butternut o£ commtssionen at a special \ member! w<.re present to constiAvenue to Mulberry A¥emeetln& Jan. 21 according to min' nue tute a quurum. Some · Depn!y Sheriff Howard Frank ute~ released today. The. qu-oted . said torl ay hi s re port of a bJghway were iU while others were 3.. Mulberry Avenue to be · ptfce Jneh,n;les 5c State bax; but aceident" involving Janet Epperly ins, one wa)' south from · [As. 11.~ 3c federal I:Q:. The next -JJ'~eUng will be field Racine RD, Bnd Wesley &elle., Sr., ley Street. to 8eeoDd St. lJ'be · Emorccncy In another actioill-tlle ·bOard. II· ~ttil, ._.ngenH~nL, are u )>et on the nrst Monday In the month 82. of Eas1 Letart, did not state 4. A traffic light to be·.pJieSq~d loq~ Nellie Barsdttl io'*ed Judge . JOhn JaeOn $50 exan opinion as to 'whether eltbcr eri at the inteneetioll of to t~e JoDea-~mol!laJ- Clinlc whero: P.enses to attend a Janu.ary eon IDCOI'Dp·· ' fbr William .H. Cott- Of Marctt. , part )" was in fault. --'M.aln stit:ct and Butt.eniut early today et his &b.(': ,Wis'..troated tor trictu~J~d ribs ferenee In Columbm of Juvenile iiJI ...l The ;~cddcnt rc,O.rt Jtsell states Avenue. bMne in c:Jil!ilblrt!. on.d obo<k by Dr. R. 11. !'lct<ns judges. · · that bot h part\es to Ule wreck. .5. Truet loading lODeS' to be 'Ali! dideiP'd wa s the 11011 or Monday". aftemoon. ,. • .. . which occurred over the week end placed at four or fiye ·Jothe · .lllte, Arthur and Sarah. Siin· 11M wao illlllrl'~ In an acciden~ RILIIIJ•D PROM JAIL bl amed 1he otbet". It was so recations on Main Street ~ttd n~ear iher home Oa .Mill Stnet. · · Charles Sarson, Llttid Hocking. mona CoUrill flf W. Virgintti. CINCINNATI o. UP - .Prod ported in The .Daily Sentinel. two or three loa.tiov hn )jf'l is turvived by a son James uc~: AHI p.m." the' Squad was eaUcd "'as relc.a"!led frOm county jai! Second Street. : of Ches~ire; a son Harley of Jndj.. Eus: fil.r m prices slightly to ttie h'Ofne or ~rJOry Price Monday -..(ter ntlsfylnc a 1o.day GOES TO LEXINGTON 6. !:liminate ALL 1 double Main Street, Pomeroy, and toot jaU sentence and a IlnC and coa111 ana; a step son Alfred of P~. stronger· rticts at farms eonsum· parking, including trueD, ~trs. Thelma • campbell, ~ a ·b aby, .to the M.aaon CHnic tor totaling $154.70 on a charge of 0 .; tw9 daughters. Mrs. Hallie en whit~ lind browns, A jumbos unloading. If a . loatllftg :M-39· A large 32-33· A ·mediums Cro8s d1saster dlrector in Metgs Cr058 of· Rutland and Mn. Hattie t.reitme~. · ' driving wblle lntoxleated. !One Is occupied, the d~ Harks ,o( Arnold sburg, W. Va.; a 21 to' 29• A 5 mall 20 io 24; B Jarge 1Count y, l'('tcn11y left Camp Kill· .~ : ( er lo drive around · t'be brother Jaclt Cott-rill "f Fand· atcJ- 2'7 to 3#.); FOB A iarge 38 to 39; A mrr. N J wh~re she ~rkc(J· on MIIGS ~NIIIAL HMPi'rAL block unUJ the loa'dlna: . medi.._n. ::IS to 36: 8 large34to3S cmcn::cncy ret1el for di~placed 1 MmH!.Od, ((hart.- W.,.d. colum- se and saveral grand chUdreu -a.nt! [OM I& tree or occ:upy, In-Chickens rryers steady; ftyel'll I ' to travel to Lextn.glo:\, peat" SJ'IDdchildrrp . ~s; Gu:r sptimror. Tupper,·Pllios; other zone proxfmate to Jl to 20; hens, heavy K_y. Mrs. wW assist .p\rtiDJements are In char~ pt 3 to 3tk NelUe Barao~tt. Middle'port.. · h1s consignee. ' \, 13:-18; bens, • l ight 9·11. rtLrect.L ng wort for food vtc, Ii!.rbar$ie<l, Wlllter . cioa" Lin· th~ J:W.ilng-Coal.! Funcnl ~~· (C.ntinYd on ,.,. fln). ., .- ~~' 9(L score 68c, , Ums w that area. /, V8Ulfoan · l pollible tor 111, moyoralty, one definitely ·Tn'<Nat f:le·Jn· J~ud ~y op"""'"''!!IAao Clerk Charles Lea· ot;\wo otber daughte r; Debbie, Huntington. were I(Utsts of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence" lt:cNenl Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. William Reynold,& hove rei:!Cjved word that Frank Brumley is seriously IIi In Columbua whc\"t he w~r1t afler tile dca' h o£ A second t'andld8te for mayor ban loea!J:y, for one year. A ·.dol n(pt or other1itse un , ~er J:he control of a refP'Onli"ble adQl{ w-hen away from prel'll· 1-1"1 will be IUbjtct 'to pOllee ac- In ,. c:t..n,. In tt,_.rafUI'IL Hlth ... d., Ill tt.. Ws M1"t111 to fht .Ws - - Low ....,.... ~ In tho In .F' sl R'eading At Coun..iJ Meetm·g . to •IM! of ' \ , ....,.,...loft ........Jnt II .....,,_ r•ln or ............., IIIDIIfy cloudy .tth r•f• ..... tU.. 11 ntrMMI touth. Not muc1t WRECKAGE OF PLANE IN WHICH .County Heal!{l'DO(t~tilnienl, '~ by Ohlo law, today :~Ji~~~P~~n~a~~U perSOOB "1111.. the. al!lllllril.r of pollee officers to -l a coumy-wille quarronUne on ~gs aimed to conSJ'I'ead of rabies. . · . extreme measure ·will •Pfrtlved in a meeunr o~ the "1\ijij;:'t.bo;~ard of heallb lligh her~ w weekJ mowed last · tbe1 · _after _ _two ..;...__dogs ..::.__kllled _.:.:___ white. Miss Marjorie Burt was an overn ig ht guest of Miss Wanda Lightfoot Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ran Might or Ru t. .anrt were Saturday g uest, of Mt and Mrs. Charle!l Buck Jofr. and Mrs. Ch.arlel'l Buck spent 31lturday evening at S.. lcm Ccnte;: illith Mr. and Mrs. John Knoll~ md family, Mrs. Garnet AdkJns ,.,a• the Sun~ay gufst of Mrs. S~p~p Rvsaell. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Grimm of Letart F•llll 5pcnl the· weekend . In Columbua anC: DaytoR·visiting Mr. and Mrk. RObert Grimm of Colbm· bu1 111nd: · Mr. ,.nd Mr1. RusscU GriA'lrn of Drtyton. -l SINGLE BIG YANK Harry canterbury h.~s rCt ur ne d nome iro m Hvlzel" Hos p1tal whf't'e he wa s a medical patiljrit for sev er al dllya, ;J,nd is Improving. Mr. and Mrs. W·Liter Walker VISited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs l..awrence Walker, Middleport. Mr!'.. Olive lngrllham and dau gh lers of Spring At·e. and .Mrs. Ga:~;et W1lh.Jmson Hutlawl vis1tcd m Gallipolis. Sunday w:lh Mr. ami Mrs. Hobert Sheets and Mr ~ Wayne Lutz, .. •yUNJtiDI'IIU& at hi Local News Ia Advertialq In ClrculaUo11 Airs. Buskirk served ice cream, decorated cookies and favors of red baskets filled iwth Valentine .:andics. A Valentme theme wa.:~ c ~rried out in the party and the 1 ba r thd ... y c&ke, Whl"h held !:lx candles, was deeorated in red and Middleport Society Weather IRST pare nt.S, Mr. and Mn. Sberma 1 Buskirk, South Third AWI. Games were played ' under tbe direction of Kare n Walker and prizes were won hy Marta Kay Hubbard, Lar•'\' Walker, Rockie Williams. • John Grueser Is Honored Guest At Birthday Dinner -~Willi"" R. King, •ho•e wile, Flowe!, and mother, Mrs HaroJJ K" Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Grueser mg live in Pomeroy, Oh io , rece;:nt· enlert::.in ed With a dh: 11 er , Sundll r ly wa s promoted Lo ~t'rgeatll rq-, t lit their hume Minenville honorehtss ;n Germa ny, wher e he Ill 3 lng their SOli John .on his bi rrhda;~:. member or the 58th •"'wid ArUIA lar!!,e deemted•i.litthday cake lery Battalion. ce ntered tne table·and ouestn wer~ ~r . and Mrs. J"ack1(~.UIU s, Mrs. King entere d th~ t\r1n y 1n I94S Lel ia I•'lint, PameJa and Tomm y and received bas1c tr ai n ing ,J~ G rue.<~er and Ra ymond Jewel. Fol't Leonard Wood, Mo He is The h onored guer~t received a Abbott. Mrs. Oliver Clark , Mn. Clifford Lei fheit. Miss Betty Leonard . Mrs. Scott Folmer, Mrs. Roy Holter , all of Pomer oy; r.: rs Dale HYsell, Mrs. Elmer Wellrung, Mrs. Robert Allensworth , Mrs. Gardner Weh.rung, and Mrs. Grat e Ruscbell, aU of Middleport ; Mra. Freddie Thabet and daughter , Sue and Mrs. Law· renee Foreman of Masan, W. Va.; and Mrs. Car$on Hayes, Syracuse. Sendlng ~ifts but unable to at· tend wcrt~ Mrs. Earl Roush, Mrs. William Eichinger, Mrs. W.!ilter Roush, Mn. WUliam Bartela, Miss Sally B~l! Mrs. Geneva Joa· chlm, Mrs. Fred Goeglein, Mrs. Raymond Cole, Mrs. William MontJonery , Mrs. Amos Leonard, Mrs. Clermont Arnold, Mrs. Howard Bolin, Mrs. Roy Riffle, Mrs. Law· renee Leonflfd, Mrs. ned Leifheit and Mrs. Anna Reuter. • •• ( Michael' Buskirk. ,· -.WORK CLOTHES Sixth Birth,~J . . f•t you Bend, Observed Saftffday • Stoop or Stretch 'l'he sb;tb birthday Of Mich.aeJ Buskirk was· ceh~~at~ Saturdai· with freedoml wlth a party. •t the h()me of his S!e" by Franm Thome and in the tAHTNC\" '.'~·i~!~'n:e~d~l:o~the b.Jtlaliun 's I~~==~:::=~~~~==~;::::::::;:;~J~~~B~AKE~~ll~F~UR~~NgiT~U~U~~r~': __ , ____ _____ _ _ Atte r the bonOl'ed guest opened her many lovely gifts, , refreshments >vet,. served by the host· eases to tho~ named above an j Mrs. Avery Goeglein, Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, Mrs. Edward illumphrey, Mrs. William Grueser, Mrs. Arlee ' Othc r.'l at t,nding the concert were Mr. and Mrs Dana HamU- Servicemen u. s. Foree, , G"m'"' Gamf'$ w~ re played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Lewis Grueser, Mrs. Homer Radford, Mrs. William Clark :md Mrs. William A. Mor· gan. Mrs. Grueser was also the winner of the door prize. Music Sunday whe n the Lr son, Wil liam DafEt, senior, was aoloist. ms, Logan . lAUNDRY• • Worries -~;-:---~­ Mr -:nd \ll rs. DaYid D.ant at· !t>nded the roncert giVen by the lJnivennty Concert Band of th e Oh1o State Uni versity St'hool of Rela tJ ves coming ~rom qut ,RJ town for the tervlce! w~ JQ t• nd ~Irs. Ralplt Scott and\ Mi,f James l:l)'rue o{ Ironton ; Dr. and ~rs. 1\ennl'th Scotl Newark ; Mr. and ~1rs .C<arl Dennis and Geor&e Scott, Lnncasler and Wayne Den· LET US SOLVE YOUR Gifts were pia~ on a table ce nter eri wJth a IAf&~ atOrk and in a buiot-t. Gr:t~en and white streamers e""xtended from the stork tll the ba.sinet. Several Attend Ohio State Bond Concert Su.nday IF YOU WANT Tri-Lustre Oeaners Layette Shower Given In Honor Of Mrs. Horace Abbott Friday Report Of Accident Is Verified ••ed Market ReportB I, 1b ;svlbe. ., . "" " '~ . . I I !n . '. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 4, 1957