https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/45342eec488cba2121dc71a89d04a465.pdf d1229db57548107028b557590c51053f PDF Text Text ' 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 . '. . �.. ' ' .. ' ··' ~ Selltlnet, Poineroy-Hiddleport, 0., Feb. 5, 1957 ... ...... · The Daily Sentinel Ct DB\'IITSQ ~JNTI!p:STS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ...-·- -' IJJ.e e Ill. [)1111'- - GENIRAL MANAGI.[t I YNOI.II •. GREIN&- EDITOR' _MaW . . . .l.dnr ~ilentative. Boltint>lll-KJmbaU , Inl!'., !143 ..... W... Y.tlt i\J. 16, N. Y. ~ 'tl II ..,1\ll al._ ~~~lllng matter at the poet office at Porn· o. . ~. Subscription rat~s = Delivery by ~arrier where available 30 cents per wee;k: one year in advance at The Daily Sentinel offJ~. $1!5.60; 8i.x , moDt!u, $7.80: three months, $3.90. By motor route where avaHable: ~pGtttb fl . 81 matl on~ year $8; st" month...:j, $4.25; three mon1bii, ~; Ollt 1110111•••1. We>uld Increase Required Instruction A new bill offered in the General Assembly would require a legal minimum of 180 instruction days In Ohio Publl~ Schools compared to the current number in Meigs County or 175. These instruction days would be exclusive of holidays and Umt for teachers' meetings. · , Loeal educators are not expected to rush to Columbus iJt support of this proposed change. The bill admittedly is offf'fed by lbe big city delegttlons (llep. Charles Mosh,r, R., Ober· lin, I~ sponsor in tlle House), The reason for it ls cited as a be· lie( that not enough instruction is being given now. It is!pldet. stood tb*t lbe State Board of Education is back of the bill, too. Educators here. we gatbe•·. would like to l~>~>k closely ll!to this bill btfore suppoJ1in& or rejecting it. There .is "''D~der· atlle ft<!lln& that !be .state board of education is Jlri)Cndlns 1)1 two dlr~ions at once. lt&JYS Ohio pupils do not have 9DOIIgh tlmt 1o cover e!dstlng COW"SOB. Then. every time It meets, an· other required subject is added to the curriculum . Besides, city schools evade many of the problems thllt live with rura) and small town consolidated institutions. !t bas lleell euatomary to start school after Labor Doy and ~!lise it as 109n i!Wr Memorial Day as possible. depending on how many IIJI!I• have to be made up for "illegal" holidays taken during the year. In lbe spring young fellows are expected to get out on their llall'• fields. And who wants to think about school before La· bor Day when the fishing is so good? City kids don't have any. thing else to do except go to school or ha·ng around with neigh· borhood gangs. Sut don't worry. By the time this bill gets through Its hear· lngs-if It does-and Is amended in the House und the Senate It won't be reco~nlzed for the one offered Monduy. Around and About · With Robert Ruark tO re..-ur when I wa1 m~klng Ueense Ordinance "'""~ ,_ ........ ) -klDI moro In· ,.......... ~DJ lllo ln1enlloni of Po•uor tow,ard the erection of J - ... ~IIJ>oNI plant, lit plant for ....,.~. 111llb ¥14dleport . 1 Jolndr own~!! 1114 operotod 1.04 lhot a rool ,t.llf tao yooro -= mflde, Jlo. _ . w.. taken ·'J;Iadr"'l!ltt.r 111100 .-. Maror bad •• 11~ lllnftr lwice a we<'k he his lh:OH k, I called,. n week looke~ smiled, an I up from WBiii&Cd hiB heard, and said no. $1x full montha lalet he lovked up from his desk, wagged his heard and e.ald yea. Tnis man ts the reaton why 1 have never yet been hnpttllte to any raw kld wbo waated to work. You fiet to thinkln1, hl tbeae $100 t.htyl, where 10u etn'.t find 10 enoua:h nrw:o~papermen to 1et out the ah11et. Old FJtz, lonr: dtl'd of or lS buck• more than the city e41tor, and tbla definitely did not pJO~ blm. The only man 1 have tYer hated MI';Jl\.l.ft,Aitl)' WP a fellow who allall ro namelea11, but anyone In Waahlna:lon will reruember him &I t.be city ~ltor of a morning pipit wllle(l bu. •lnce been mera· ... ;,jib oevorol otllen. !'!>llul~n Jt¥4, an.v job. do;ng anythlnl at all. This was I 036 and l waa a de· pression kid . I had been miaera~\)' embarraued In college, 10 11'1\· poverlshed that 1 didn't 1\nllb paying f(w my education unlJl after world War n . I bootlealed a liltle b1t , .~nd hustled eaten fQr a Jousv ho r. rdlng house, and onee atole 11'1 alarm clot'k ao I could get ~P in ~•me to attend a clasa that mtvrcs lt•d me. And Lhla ,t.::uy, who later married a rich woman , threw me out of an orfice h1r the llln of aaklng for a new.~ p~pf'r job, which at that time, 1f ll Willi on The Star, pa1rl 12 huckll a week, on The News, Hi buck~ . Another 111an wllo Is a bi& edi· tor now ar.1 whom I will rtcYer cease to love was worklni on an· olhCT paper, He had been a pi· ano pi.l)'er and a taxi driver. He had a ~t·ard. _He wu an emer~Lency managmg erhlor. Twice to the In· in roun- .. ~=-:~M.~~': ::!.~o·t'dered the ucond ward Clerk cbarlea Lei· the eouncil'• at, Cuuncllmen Ule motion of pollee QIDI"'d after then dt· nl1ht'• p.m. Wedne'" r clrrhod11 of th• liver, Wll n'r;ht •tlltor when I wll J\llbt eopyboy on Th3 New• Jn W1ahlngton. I would ~)' lhat old Fitz had no talent lUi a nl1bt editor. He juat procassed the copy that came dowu from upttaltt, to a poi11t where I look It down to the UrUted Preu. ( will aort of tell you about old P'ltz, whoae firat name was lot, and who came trom Lima, Ohio. He wa11 rude. Ht Wll untalented. He tlrank m·.1cb too mw:h. }I, Will laty. That'a why h1 Will nlcht edl· tor. · But he wl\m't ao uatalented, 10 lazy, 110 drvnk, 10 ruclt that he didn't have a bell of a lot of thne to teach a JIWkY countrr ~ the rudlmenta or tbe b\ttjDeSJ, •nd with no jokel abou1 type-llct, either. I learned tD r,ead copy hm Fltz. I le11.rned a wtaoJt Itt of thin&• from Fitz, aU 1o0d. There Willi I CU¥ wbo " lOW edltor.Jn-ch•er or a ,..., lai'CI cern. who ooce len~ me .U• c.~t to ao and cover • atwr. when ba wa11 \'cry bla: and I was very II~· tie. He didn't leavt·~e ofllc!• untll I had returned with tb, ltory, wberen;>on I went h*t ooaU••· and he put the atory On tAt wlrt. Ther~ was lUll another ol)e who spent thre,. solid yea111 ba1~1 ll'te over the hPad "'"- hlt &eellmll· lated knowled1e ud. lired rae 1t ~e end of It btcAUI he felt tUre wa1 nothlnr mor• . . knew that he could teach. Thla hal beea HC!Ia a l(l'tat racket, lull of ll.leb wonderful people, that 1 think lt'l a aba~ to at.rt out for bl,f deup. Yor.t ouaht to 1uffe.r juat a lltUe btt, for fun, bl:fore the)' makt you to•· rich. BOARD TCI I[IIIIT A roeular ,.otiol of \li~COIIOIJ ~ar~ of •4~ctlloo wlU llo14 lonlpt in oiU<es of "'II' S_uperlnLendent of ~hbOfl. ·' Q"'"'•n . .. illran•miU•d rrom n"t)a l to man through the Allva when bitten? Answer. Yes tranMHuiOn or ra· bieS is thrOUitb thi! medium of SB· liva !rom the P.>lecttd aolmal. The ~.r:rus is pre5eat ia the aallva ant the idt'('\t'd bite or abrasi on L~ the rort.ll o r entry. However, not <~ ll pl'rsun~ b1t1en by rab1d an :· ma;~> contran rabies. The virus is r.ot ,1lways round tn tht .u.Uva of raLi!t animals. Question. Jlow long d04pli it Lake ror the disease to develop a ftr~ t· the in!ecUon oc~u.ra? Answer. In human beings the incuballM ~ril)d varies from two tu eight weeks, usuall)', but may \-'ary from one week to a year. The first evidence or Infection betins at the site of the wound with iro'\ta.ion, pain and numbne'J of the area nf'ar the · bite. Second stage, t'Ssion. irritability, etc. follow by the stage or excitement spa•ml'l o! !Uuvles, difficulty in swllllowJng, temperature 103, paral1•sis, quictnt.!ls, ind b~art bil· . urque11Uon. Since there I is no 'l':SO J•a.tlan 9'b:tttf11 Show 7:45 NBC Newa e:oo '!'he Blc Sui'prba.' •!~iii• "' - lfllll~ •• lhe.. '"'"'" : so l• Porahontas Mine Thought Safe Against Explosion By Its Mip.ers Review Mint DIMiftrt , In the safely clas•es, miners were taught how ex.plosi.ona . They reviewE>d the detaUs tory's most hoi'Tible mine asters. 'f}tey went over the ~aWJet and discuNP.d how they could have '"-' pietur" • • notee or the l>eell prevented. ••ff*J .4tperat1on. 'fhf.l miners a'liO teamed bow to ~hta r;:., l'f use Jlls-dl't.eetinc lamp•. They ~ ~;nlof'r wbe t~ ~Pe had were tkown how tbe fWbl burRed taa. '" or \JJ~ .... uwin¥ io the pretenef of p• by artifir •9fl fr"' tlte fOG* of ~ shalt. cial mean1. Before he would enfer a new They als r. \t'!arned every detail are1, be W/IVed a ~peey;g,y btdlt of bolting a ~lUng to pcevent lat~p •• l~e .....klq to d.. eave In~. And they were t111cbt IDITOl'S NOT•: Lon K. Sa· • .,.. now a ......_, of tht lllc"mend, VI., 11\ureau staH of Un1ttcl ,.,..., t•urW tta. ll•hJip, Vay ctal a, ln. two. · yHrt .... in4 h.. llralohond kMwt- of tht ..,.. of Montiay's ctfu.r. Ht,. IJ hit account of whtl It teet Ute lliS:btat arnnuot '1of gas. b,ow to spot celllna: boltt t h. 1 t The lamp u oald, ,....14 burn a were rettdy to !Jive. ly L•n K. Sav... different tolor wh~n ill was IIICIIMOND. Va. (UP) The tQWn of 'BLshop J1 s~ppo:rted ''T)Jel'f'~ on~ chance In a milUon prttenl. solely by the PO<:abontu mine, Behlnd• those euttina: . ipto the which ·.vork~ around the clock to ddt mine wlll ever explode," a miller, five mllea in the ·Poea~tlR· face, other miners bolted the shaft produce, wa.~h and ship out 10,000 tu Field Company'a Bishop mine, ceJUng with thou!Jindl Of auto· tons of coal a day. The mine it the malleo)ly rlyeted ro!lf boll~ The second larg.est ir, the Poeabontas laid. face of the mine was nMer dug Monday morning,, an explosion more than !W fel!t ahead of the coal fidds and is one of the Jar~· est in the United States, ripped throu~h the mine, ttappin1 .. 1)1......... The miners live approximately three crews ot S8 or 37 men, 2,000 a mile from the mouth nf the Heavy eanvu pa.rijtiona bung to feet deep. Searchers had begun se·paratc th~ sfCtione of ttie mine mine here in company • owned removing bodies lly '8 1.m. 1 toured the mine two years ago where blasUnJ, drllUng and saw· white clapboard houses. Their to see the sprawling !J&tem of ing took ptace. tr ·tkl!re was an strttets Rre neat and orderly. Al· shaft& and t\lnpela and track• that e¥plo,ton the pa,rlitions would most every house has a garden in front or it. extend underifound for miles 1often the blow. After each dynamite blast into alona the West Vlra:lnia • Virainla the face, the mlnen would creep border. Daily Sentinel Day Book forward thro111b clouda of dust. The min('':' who showed me the My friend, wavlnc tht! lamp 1he1d face of the No. 3 seam ut the end of hlm, watehed ita flame intently. of a fJv,..mlle flatcar ride into the The 81ahop .mine ia one of the earth aaid the miners received molt mechJnlzed in the United ON TRAINING months of tr1inlnc in safely to Statea. DriiUna Into the face, Cht~rles A. UrPdbury, ehemlst prevent aueh accidents as the one scooping from the ~fOUnd, loading at the Ohi-o Valley Electric Corto~ay. Into the can Ia all done auto- porAtion, Kyger Creek, h takh11 1 took photo.craph.a or miners at · matically. · a [lYe Yrceks traininr, c3urse ln tendlnJ ~t~ft.!ty clas~. Mine offi. Work would not begin until the Huntington at the American Gat rials B.ll!d the class(<a received 100 face miner had erept to the face Per ceot volunl&ry partlelpaUon with his lamp, had Inspected the anlj F.lectl'ic ompany laborat.ary He is «taying in Huntmgton dur· by the m1n~rl. ae1m, the jolnll and the wai\J and in.~t the week and llpends the week· At the bottom of the mine, I ·<:eilins:. end at h"bmt: wilh hhi (amily. DAILY CROSSWORD ACR08! 1 Brother I or Abel " Mr. Cole S. Yl.lllton 6. ' Aquauc fr· ' 1. Banr btrda e. Hurt &r1tl'y 7. Border on JO. Blbllul B Partlcltname r fcolloq) 12 Seapor1 9. Vltup~ra. I P'r, I Uve 13. Way 11. Spread 1ra.u U . "Land 01 the to llry tree" (abbr.) U5 Thrauth Uli . ~•):ltd 17 . West Jndit'J 111. River charm 4var.) 1Chin. I 18. 'troubl•· 11' Unrolls •omt 19. Bn 20. 014 ttmee captttn'e larchlicl eoncam r AT 0&5 SCHOOL Mn. Allen Hu&hes, an officer of the CbQshlre ChapLI!r, OES, ot. tended the $Ctlool of lnat,ruct\Oll for the OES of the twenty.fourtn District at M'<:Artllur :)atilrday ar..d was elected &ecretiry of the Dis· trict. .n Btv· aae :u. Cop1•11 23. Ptllllp. pint l'apilat 4pola.1 I 28. A lid t.rre 29. MARRIAGI ANNOUNCID worm 30. LIOn'• ............. A.. heavy hair 4pl. I 32. Cine• •tep 33. Oppoaite ot aw.ather • ..,u a•. Kind or a tar 3&. Portion 31. Uncookti.l 38. J)oHn w*ter 21 . Man'f ! nloknam, 14. Valle~ . lpooU · ·-· I moAt ..... 30. YOUriJ' .lrl 'VIa ot aa.mrade 3l. ~on,..lt 3P. ,_.. ·~· MeiJ'f;rt. <l.'l'lloOIIOtit •a. DimDOWN 1. Napolton'a nauonallty •. !l<illaa J.Qoot-on D~LV !)J\'M'QAUOTE ~ ....., -.w It wor11 II: AXYDLBAA.XR lo -LOIICOI'I:LLOW Ollt lttter limply •t&nda tor ~nothlr. [a Ulli llnlPie A 11 uttd for U. lh~ L't. X tor the tWo o·.. ete., llnaft 'fett.n lPDf'o tropht1a, Uii lentf.h aad toi'Q)lttOII ot tht woNI art an' hl•ta illeh 411 UJ• c,. letter~ .... dlfhtrt:ilt. ' "c.,..,_ VMS First Ward Fire CDmpany, told The Seotil"el this morning her husband wou.ld file as an lnde· pendent for counclJ. Don Mullen, incumbent Democrat on the coun· ell, verified he W~;~:Uld file apin for a C'Juncil &eat. He denied ru· mor, that he would seek the mayoralty. F;ve candidate! already have" filed for council. They are Dor Schaefer, Rieh Jones and Roy Betzlng, ali lOC~Jmbents, and Les· lie Futlt and Franklin M. Riier. Edna Sehoenloe-ib bu filed for c1erk and Elma Russell for lreaaurer.. Middleport Doubtful Two known candidates (among many rumort'd ones) hlilve file4 for the first citizen po!l In Mid· dleport. T)Jey are Mayor C. 0 . Flsh~r wbo say1 he needs more time to Jet seYeral project! completed begun ln his firat term, ~tnd Cecil Bradbury, onetime treasUrer of the vUiage, and unsuece!sful candidate in 1H7. Uon to CliJJton Fisher by 30 At that tin'·e he lost the nomlna· votes . coun~ll. Camera Goes to Sebool Tennessee Ern1e .l'onl Matinee Tbeatre · Queen tor a Day 5:00 5 :30 6 :00 6:30 1:45 6:35 Comedy Time My Little. J4at&le Waterfront · News Picture Soortl J;ye Ca,rd of Tbllllko and ~cia I Nojlj>j~s ol Even,. pr;nted at reJU· lar claaalrtea rates. ObttuarJes publ)8hed (1) Notices ~w• JJea~et ~ther<:ltst · 11:.2 . rn. l!oz \ ' Completo 1'1:25 T.oafRbt WCHS·. ....~I ~ .., ChClnneB..8 ----t Ka..W Sbow *""' RESULn P,Pr Information call 3Qe • ' 11:30 9trlb it Rl<h 12:00 Vlollant Lob 12:15 lMe ot lJfe 12:30 Seare:h for Tomorrow IUS Guldlq Lllbl 1:00 Katle'a :Kitchen 1:80 ..., the worl4 'l1unla 2:00 Our•Jllu IIIWI!a UO HoUJOIIU"IY 8:00 Bi• :Payoff S:SO Bolt OraalJy Show 4:00 Jlrliblor Dar 4:15 Seaet Btorol 4:30 Edge •' Nilht MO Tbe Earl[ Show 6:3Q Your &ao Reporter o:45 SpOJ'll Porl4!a llo"""" ~dworda 7:30 Rabie Rider 8:00 Pbtt ~lvera Sbow 8:30 The Brothert 1:00 -l:o Tell- the Truth 9:llll · RetUkeltjfq _· 1~:00 1114,000 Queatloa 10:80 Do You Tru•t Your Wit• 11:00 VP·To-Tbe Miaute News 11:0' Scanpina: the Weatber 11:10 The · Late Show brake se~ .So,.l<e. Wilt trade on ,_,,.. "'" oftlla• .... 9:00 Mornlq Show +ett (8) Auto SOles ,!::9:::156:-':B::::UI'CX-sj,;i.;jj. !lr. IIIW Top Sedau. 'Dynoflnw, - loool owner, red anti w1ltte thne · 11:30 Sltike It Rl<h 1~:00 Valiant L14Y 12:15 LOve or ilfe 12:30 Search ~ Tomorrt1f tone. $27115.00. i\laollnor's, POJn. 1 81 ~ eroy. ----Cblef dr. 12:45 · GuidiDJ Llcbt 1:00 Katle'a Klteun I :30 .... The Worl4 1'urna 2:00 Our Mill Broob 2:30 l:l::mllt:Jtarty 3:00 l'be Big Pcypff UO Bl>b O..,.by Sbow 4:00 Brighter Day UM PONTIA.€ V8 Star 4 Only B,ooo eoroful 111Jief. n ell new ~~t~e4 ttr ta 1blt area. $2495.00. Blaetblllf!l, ~eroy. U161< · JsfMJ M.DCURY Mooteray 4 dr. Sedan. 12,000 actual mllea. Mer· 4:15 lleeret Storm ' '\'O)n.J.tie. "2890.00. Blaeltn.ar1s, iP.....,oy. t :111 lite 4:::t0 F'<lge of Nllht 5:00 Tool Early Show 6:80 You~ !:sso Jli.perlil' _ 6:4S Sporta Parade 6:515 We•lberman 7:00 Jill Corey Sho\f · 7:15 Douglas: F.dwardl 'I':SO Giant . Step , ;c 8:00 Arthllr God!ro• ·A P'ri. . . 8:00 Tile MIQiooalrf Jrt ' · • 8:30 rvo Got A SeeJ;tl, . . 10:00 20th Century Fox Hour 11:00 iJp to the mlnuta llMQ, • U:OCi St:•nnina the WeatJiet 11 :10 'l'be Late Show ' -- SOle~ MolD Su-..t, P,.,eroy, Obio. CHARNII. 10:00 Garry )Jooro 10:30 Arthur GOdlreJ 0:55 Weatherman 7:00 Art Llatlettet • tbe Kids 11 ....YI llOII't 'I'OV KNOW? ~a wiQ jlvo . you .tho bell ' 10:!10 GlftY 10:30 . Artbllf <;to\tll'07 .,."""""'.""'*"" \liM PONTIAC VB Z ljr. Sedan. Less than 12.000 mile1. «_there eve:r was a ''cream' puff-'', this is one.. $2195.00. Blaettnar'S, Pomeroy. 1 3t 6tc 1955 BUICK Special 2 dr. Hard to~ Dynaflow drive, fully equip. pe&.~ blue - and grey, finish. $2295.00. Blaett.oar•s, Pomeroy. 1 Sl Ote ·-:'i __,..... WHTN-TV__Channell;l WHTN-TV CHANNIL 11 l!:44 SliP' On 11:45 Carto•n O)u) 12:10 'Noon N'l'S IZ:15 NeiiiiJbon 12:110 tJber:ace 1:(M) FeiDiDlne Touch' 1:4& lfovle llatlneo 8:00 Aftenroon ~·Jim feodval 4:3!. ' ~¥~ ~l!l"lal Tim• a:oo llisey-. Club 8:00 cartoo11 l:luti 8:80 1'1~· I!W , ... 7:15 Jt)h6 Daly 1o lhe N•wo t:oo w:nw CODIIdllllllal File luo I:OD Nm 11:10 Tttetlre II WHTN·TV CHANI!II. 11:44 Sign On 11:45 C-011 Clu12:10 Nooo New. 12:15 Neighbon 12:llll Llberace il 1 1:00' I IIIMI IUQ q..~otlfto Ttl tl\'t'C AN 1111\Qrl'l UO FAY!' Mf UAV-NMVOOJ J)fHH. Oll. OHII MNN w..,,._.........,. HYfi!!H!III~oiAOUA.fCIT¥ iaatAT WHICH ... '!fll. . WJllf "110 .,~;,. ......\ILl .. "'" .... _ .- •. betmo 3:80 and 5:00 P. v. lroll· 'IViiii!i ALlGNME!iT, Ra<kett'o 1 US G£TS balaocina fad ---=-'-:.:...._...,...__~ WCH$-TV e:OO· CaplaiQ YOUR OWN PART TIME BUSINESS! Zatabllshed Motor Routes day or Tue~day. 12:30 11111 011 WCI!f.T\1 Q141fNIL I 8:00 CopWD Kanqroo 9:119 ~niDJ • The Dally Sentinel 11 dealrous of obta1niDJ applications fi'Opl lhlereste4 persons wbo wou~ l,i.Q tD ttl*'-lte .Sentinel Motor 8.oltt.H. Must Dave car. 11:1 Ji'emlnlDe Touell 1:48 JlfQvJe llaUnee .' . a,oo Aflerooh Film F..U!II e:IJ9 Car&opa 01\lb 480 Super serlol T!mo0:00 Mlcltey !!louse CIUII .. ·\ · 8:llll Five Stor floiJI . 7:15 Jobn. Daly " lbe Nq~~ 7:10 9:8ll 9:00 fl;BO \ij:oo 10:.. tl:OO 11:~ Matnolla Temple Pythlan Sisters wJU me« ThuM!day evening at the home ot 'Mrs. J.awrrnce LannlnJ with Mrs. !)N [\IIAN'a LIST Keltb ~~ 1001 :of lin. llutb San,bury,' bu been.' adaaltted to the Petn'e 14M f.J 0lP4) Unl•e~tJ for tile lir8ti ternesW- ~.Uon. Thil bonorai\Y list loldlucloa Jll UIU· vertlty Coltop otudenta oltainln8 3 point .averaae Jn all houra at· te11pted with 1 mlnlmum ~ fu. teeD bour. ' Legal Notice , Attorney• for Plaintiff Ul 8, 1e. 2%, !9 (2J ~. 12, Ole O~rtunitles IT'S EASY 1'0 BUY - SELL - RENTfind employment ~ hire or fiud a lost ttem tbrotlih 'fhe Daily Sentinel WANT ADS. llon't put it off Call 398 Today - An M In this column II •,t 1 cent per word. ll9) · Business I 11. Jean Lama has flied for trea• 7:80 C~t urer and Charlet Murr1:r Cor 8:80 lftp . clerk. ~tb are incumbent.. Orlly lliUID ~.. EIJ)est Co\'ert hat f~ed hi• l:llll J)gPoftt Co•....., 'l'lleo!N Uon, to aene another term on IO:Oo POlb 'Timt. "tt· 2: 2 :30 3:00 4 :00 2 281< MAN or WOMAN · BE YOUR OWN BOsf $400 Monthly Spare TIJ*e . fOil ex~utof8, administratort or N- FO~~:!at:t.!~~.tj,~~ .....,.,;, COliCliETE BLIKlKS "BUild loiter Por l.tu" GIIUESER BLOcK CO. ......._ I'Ml... NOrfhoiPomony OR lt. U. Call w.t.·G,......, (17) Help Wanted lUX WAILtl Local rellolllo - as. • rled man, aee 2S to for re- WI bread route, aal.atY lhd bQDuL' ·l'or 'appUe.ition , . 1&. y,.. ' Vlltoge ol Harri-;illo. inctudillJ Loti a, e. and u ia These two parcels contalo sb:ty. two •cres, more or le-. and are also known as the DuoJa»- farm. The prayer of tile petltlon 11 i~IAIII~~~ll~EVB!IT~i~TO ~ 7 and 8 belwHn 1:30 ~ 7:llf p. m. . 2 ,11 ,81< • ' LOCAL PICTU&U .' . LOCAL NEWS LocAL ADV.ittAMIM'r IM~OYMM i.Oe4i. ~ ·IN'\'tQtr lOCAL~GE All of tile ods\ln1 Stele Route No. CI8P ~ween UW: btikJniiJ.C of the abtwe descrfbi!d n;lo.calion and Bridge No. ~ ov,er Wftl. Brandl tf &bade lUW!r. 1\ftlYTHIMG IS lli~~~~;~~~~€~A LOCAL in anllle undivided tbree-tiftba Jntef.. thai d..ede»lo title be qulotdl esl of the aforeaid real esbte~ U>at !be rlohiJ Of lhe parlito be determined and tbat be, u exeeutor, may be authorilled and or· dered lo sell the entire .lDttrat in I of the "abvve deteribed real e..!lt.ate in Section _.A~'7.08 of the Ohio Revis(ld CMt"' and for aucla other and further relier to whicb he may be E>Dtilled. :~ii~ii!f,~~~i -P laintiff & FULTZ Attorneys fo!' Plaintiff Jan. 22, 29, Feb. !5, 12, 19, 26 ' ' ' nc:- • , I)Jre,:tGt (I) 29, <)!) . ,, ' And We Are Proud to be ' THE OHI.Y lOCAl New$paper County ., . .In Meigs . oJ IBilfiwara 5, '2tc .. 0 [Studebaker·Packard matches the mperitir performance of its built·in SuperqhJrger 'with the most effective brakes on ·the raad. w . 'J'oday'a hlgber h~ greater weight, h..- speeds V: t\INifl brakes with- margins of 118fety. Here .., har~J>1portant !W-Y. that Studeltakor·Pacbrd &lves you thi.t ad.Jitiona! .Mtr~ t.s.u..-., ,.. -.......,..;;;; a,.\o). . . bnb1Ja111p.l95.Saq.weinohet "'*IIDiai-111 ........_.,. "'""f't . "' brake lbliJig ""' canied by lho Stude- J E ..... Gold.-Jiawk-Jarpt, oofeo< bn<b lb!Jos- por pound of cor of any outoJI!Iflbllo madp loday I I.Alr.-IM4rumo. Heat robs bnhs of H • tltWIIf«iilw-L StudobakeJ-Packud -lntwtlll l)l6cUIIy "lloned" alr.-led boob iiNmJ (lOt actUauy double lho of. 990 --·--g. ll>lo.,.. . . . . . .,. ~ 111- a.... Jlraiglll.bt..... 4.s.!f.-., •• n.. ·f i s - 4 - of lhe ..,.tuolf holpt opply lho bnlra y.., &et~----llldld- t!Oolm5 surface. ;Better J><akes, 1111perior acceleration, surer h~aU rap to~ l'eif/Wrrllmce. Drive tlte '57 Studebakers and P!daiti~ yru drlla'" 'llollq. ~ . Studebaker-'Pa.clmrd CORPORATIO • . c.u 398 I ' Rodney Downing INSURANC£ AGENCY • Pan. li.utomobll:t, HHJth · ACCIDENT Lift. C~tu.alty and Bonds Sunrise To. Sunset Cfll-jN&rt- keol Elltote Broker . ' In MIDDI.IJiORT, OHIO PHONUI 6311 .. TOM RUE MOTORS 399 J, 'I'JIIrd St• l ·- - . J .. . ---~---· . "·----------_,~_ _ _ _.,._._...,.,.., STOP ' ,· 1· The persons first above men· tioned will ""take further notiee that . they have been made parties de£endant lo said - petition and that tbey are required to answer and the soutbeasterl:r end of tbe the 111me on or before the 5th day above deaeiibed relocation. Of Match, 1P!57 . 1!. 0 . LINIII!LL DAtE M. DUTTON, :vJEBSTER -~ . .' liM DAlY SIMI- .aert.bed aa f•!~CI·~: lalln8 Slale twee• Bridge No. ~JB, over· West Bra neb of Sh1de R.iver, OnyQqr Dial Your eum, 1645 IJncoiD • ..,..,., Flit. -- 110111'1! NO. 1110, sn'UATED IN SI!CTION 211 OF HDPORD TOWN IJIIP. MEIGS COUNTY, ORJO. Legal Notiee C20l Business Services , ttoa.rr II: PROI'OSl!D ABANDONMENT OF TIIJil 'PORTION EXISTING STATE the ruu Something ·---- alpl of Nathaniel ~eClure, Jr.. deceased. Emma F. Mc Clure, ad· dress unknown; .... ~ , . .. . , unknown husband of Emma Mt· Cl~ re; th e u¥.nown helra. ,deVJ. PUBLIC SAL~ [)elbert Turner farm, lO a. m. sees, tegat.ees e.x:ecuton adeilliaFebruary 23, 1057, Court House tra tors or a~nilfls of Emina F. Mt· Pomert~y,"....., Ohlo. •t.ocadon, near Clure, ir dceeu~d. Nathaniel WeJ- I:~~~!~LJ~~~ ~ unknown : Cl~er, lo Colu.rnbl.a Township, ley McClure. Mn. Natbanle1 JkoC1U:re M'elill COIUity, Oblo. Farm ol ?;35 acre&, rtaidence whose re•! name is deY1see1, and related farm bulldlna:s. erop unknown (t.f lan~. gra&ioc, timber, a surplut of tors, Nathaniel water, on aooiJ, road Appnlsed vl.lue- eBOOO.OO and ceaaed. Do1:ald mLlst sell for at least two--thirds. unknown, , Mra. whose real ICaljh In tand on day of sale. F. H. Cl'l<lo011 Allornoy lor unknow -W~ TurMr, ~lnl~ra· execut.,tl, · signs ot """· - • 452, · · -.... ceased. Charles Ohio. (1) 22, 29 (2) 5, 12, 4te dress unknown; Mrs. C\ure, Jr., ijle unkonwo rods· vlsees, le&atces, exeCutors, _adn•[n· wesi lstrators or assigns of Chat'le~ 1e the place coaCJure, if deceased. The un· talning 21 .8 l<!ftl, more or leU. SALE Co known devllees, . Jegatef•, Save and except the Iota wbi~b 40 acre.. of farm ra a• have heretOfore been 11014 and joins 23!1 convered from Jlid real estate to be ror ,..;.; - tioe~r~o ,...ip(;J; ( IS'l Employnieht , Wpnted · Legal Notice . ~~~~~·Ailee ateamer: Cliatoa J'ilher, Mid· dlep"''t. Pb. 112M-X. 11-l·lf -·· Legal Notice OHIO VALLEY . JUNK co~ WANTED - • !Retllling and collecting PiPDef from our five cent HIJb Gndf! Nut macbine• In th1a ar,L No selling!l To qu.Ufy for woi"k mu11t bl(lve a car, refe~a. ~ .... ....,.... 1>y j·.. ~· : : : the ;tory.llevdll'll I boura a wet• ~ •a 1""7 ...... d ., . . . m. "'·-· legatoos, ~~·...,.= en on J*Pr;l.r HOf.lll. Pomtroy, Ohio. Must or ael&ns ,.81 co I will net up to for two-thirds appraised value del.'ea,sed. The unkno.Wo 1400 ~~ 'With vary i:0041 $800.00, Caah in band on day of Clure, heirs, devisees, leg1teea, execu1't'llllti!IJ:h., 01 1akln1 ovor sale limo......... lnereaalnJ aceoed· , • F. H. C)'Jrl.,n. Attornrt for tors, adminh.tratora or aui1na of lngly. flair ln~ew, l•~•d• Wa)'M TurMr, Admlnfllr• Edgar B. McClure, deeeaaed, will phone ln application. Write tw. ,..... 4Jil, PorMroy, take notlre tbat Dale .M. Dutton, executor of the 'state of Men1U North Amerl.tan Nut. Co.l Jl.c., Ohla. McClure, deceased, on tbe 211f: ll7 W111.lam ~lrt<t, New Y•rk S, (I) 22, 29 (2) ,, 12, 4te 1'1. Y. ' 2 5 ltp day ot JanuAry, 1957, flled bii pe. tltion in the Probate Court wltb· THill. TO JUMP NEW Y6RIC tJP--BobRU:h· in and for the County of Mel.ga a.rdl, Don BI'IIIU. Bob Gutowski and State of Ohio alleging that Q1,JICK SEIMOE on Wottb Jlo. and Jerry Wt'lbourn-all 15-foot the personal estate of said dete· pairl"i hy Fact)lry T""n•~ pol~ viul~ra-wiU compete in the dent is not !IUfficicnt tOo pay tbe WJid>IDWf, WJDIS Jii:wE- Millrose Gflmes at f4adison Square debts and. the costs of adminis· tering his estate; that he died l.£ll!$, 1'<>10....... 14-lt Gorden Soti>rda'· night. seized In fee simple of the foUow· At<YONE DI!SlRJNG HOME DEiug described real estate, situated SHOT 42 STRAIGHT LIVERY or Broughton's Dairy m said Courty in which the afote· Pn'TSBURGH UP - Forward mentioned defendants claim or Product, lp. Pomeroy ot Middle· port, call Walter Crooks, phone Dave Ricketts of Duquesne Uni· ma~ claim an interest, tea-wit: 605'1.J. Af' er all, ''The Belt verslty s!mk two foul shots before PARCEL NO. IV missing on his third In a game Doem't Cost A Cent More." The first piece is described as l 28 lmoc with N.i sgara Monday night to ex· follows, to·wit : An undivided three tend his eot'lsecutive foul shot recfifths Jnte,c&t in the followinf ord to 42'; : real e~te situate in the County of Meigs an,tl SLate of Ohio and perf1'echftlclanS. Phoo.e 62M Y bounded as follows: Beginning at Midd1epor~. 6·.15-tf the Southeast corner of Fraetion No. 7 in Scipifi Township, County and Sta(e afore)aid, thence North 102 rods; thence west 12 rods; thence We.~ t 32 deg. South 3li rods; thence West 14 deg. South 20 rods; lht>nce West 40 deg. South 24 rods; thence West 31 deg. South 20 rods; thence Soutb 23 deg. West 15 rods 12 Jinks; thenee East 30 rods; thence South 41) rtlds; thence East 15 rods 1'7 links to place of beginning, con· talnJng about forty (40) 1 rods, more or less, and is part of fractlon No. 7, Scipio Township, Meigs Cou11ty, Oblo, save and ex· cept the coal that was reserved by J~ob Davis when said land wa.s deeded by said Davis to A. Dun· lap, deed date:d January 3, 1851. The second piece ·l11 ' described as follows, to-wlt: An undivided three-fifths interest Jn the follow· ing reaJ estate situited in t h e Township of Scipio, CoWity of Meig11 and SlJI.te "' Ohlp, in Frac tlon 7, Town 7, a,.nge 14 of the Qhlo Company's PurChase., bea:ln· ' nlng approximately liK rod& East· mlii:TutW. I IIAN' of -tbe Southwest cornet' of said ICUI'. IROII- MITA~I Fraction, which point ie. also the Soutbedst comer of 1 _parcel of real eatate t'onVeyed by Henry ·MeciU.re, et al, deed dated f'eb- oe Band presented 1 conttrt at Kid· dl•port H1Jh $thool M(.faday m(ll'r,. ina: UAder tht IIJ.rtetian of Char· les Minelll. ,A.ulitant cllr~tora for lt.!Vtral n~mbert w~ Mr. Smith and Mr. Brophy of il:he ·Ohlo UJl.i· verslty Scbool .Or lJutl.c. 'their pro.. gram melu4ed popular and dassi· oal numben. au,.~r IOM,, !Continued from PliO• on•l ftetl-niOII. CONC . .T eiYtN The Obto llnlveralty Afmphonic ••. t.iild CTII MillerTossei ._.d held w.~ er"'l9'." . p .m. ut the home of Mr1. Paul E. Day~ wlth XI-1. Arth\1:1' Skinner u the ollistl.l\e hosteu. 31. r:~lm ... Tne Past Chleh CIAIIOtll. .f TO ~l-It Th'e i'ebiuary meeting of tllf Amateur Gardfnert Club wJij be 21. Eliruw.· The ' administrJlion ofJ vacein£> to buman bein_. b not witho"Jt lancer and tb.e decision to use it to· prevent rabiea in people 1ho"uld not be considered lightly . Danger from any 'Vacdne is n calculated risk with the odds ar.ea*'y Cavorina the ~ving or \'3('· eioc." • Dr. Brooks waro, '*at ir any reNon is bijteQ by a dOJ, th£> in· dh<Jual shon\rf ftport it to hiS laoul)• pbysi.clatl im.me41.ately, Do oct take :~~ny elul~ ~tl~ul.uly at 'ilii.s time. eOoti,., Filii rate ~ coo!l ~ord!)le cb,..ied lor advertloiq( If n~ld for o~ th of ,....tb followiJIII. -oli. · , In . ~. ~ : lm•uidlately. ..,. IHiili will not~ reJPODiible tor mort! tbla oae lneor· r,I\U CHIIFS MIITINCI Dale $mhh u co-hosttu. t1. Conclude 31. MMJ, Violat Edwards I• announelna: the recent marrlgae of her d•ughter, a.tty, to Char1ea Pt.tah, at Richmond Ind. Mr. and :Uri Pu~:b have movel;l. to '.ialHpolia. ine.d. e - be qura~tine~ ~ 9btl!lrY11d for at l'al:t ~n 41.n . Ul4 wben killed or It dies, the brain llhould be cxam- lf!l 11 :21 foattttt 12:10 SJcb Olf . a Ire 11 1 L20 Proal Box 11..,.,,111>1it •bllf.~l>lo d....... ~Jl abould jr!.e-.. nut OJlg I....., W wor<J, one~. Ill......, <ha,.. Jllc.- 4 . per word for three eoo~ti!! ~O!WI. lll>oelal- P"' ,....U,Ior Ill -d. . Wcat.b.ercut 7~ . ~ayor of "-' T41n .7 :10 Eddle Pilher 7:45 NBC Newt B:()Q Hl[.aq) Ho»~a,. Uo "'~"" ~CJ~w• ...1 9:;:: Kraft 'thea1l'e 1 -.· "• 10: • "II .._. ¥0\ll [Jfe · IO·n TJI4 r•Jil ~ qpll' IO:il(llo M.on Calle.4 X RATES 4:45 t.Jodern itomt~a,et 8:00 Fedefa.l Men &:30 New1 l:.tO $pOrta Eye 6:55G)Veatberlecast it:p!) tfewa t(f~U~,s ll:UI Wdtflfllftlflt • PHO.... £ ~'"98 " • CHAN ...L 3 l:gg Cwr'-.ri,t 5:!QI Mf LI.Ut. Mafltt 8:30 ~-"'• Nil Show 'WYman 9 30 A:t tr c· 1e Tl · CoUee Time · Home The ~iee it Rfl:bt Truth or Coosequenee1 Tic 1M Dol.llb 12:30 1f, CfqlfJ fe Yt\1 Current 2:00 Parsph's Stucly 2:SO Tennesse-e ~rnie Ford S:OO Matinee Theatre 4:99 Q~ Ftr. A .Dey 4:1.5 Kod.em RoQlanc:e 0:00 Comedy Thill . .- - . m z...- WANT ADs 9 :00 10:00 11:00 Jl :30 12.~ 1:00 77' . ..........v Bula1 Edward VenSldde. who F.arl McClure, Mrs Earl Me. reaWea al Wet! CbeJ .. , .... .,. tkle, .DeLan~. !Fitridl, otherwise CJur~. addrt·Ul!ll unlm~~. tDe 'tlll· whD~e place ol nlidenee 11 uno kDOWJJ heirs, dewlaew,. J•teea, Jo:nown, Mil like notlee that on necutort, sJminlatratora or' t• Jaou11y 7, 19M, tbe undenlaned signs of Earl llt'Clure, if deeeaaed, fllf<l ber peUUon wlnJ( WJD in Bt.. rnlce McClure; addreae ~11 · ... , . . . , 1 f,he Ufl · th~.o Court of Common Pleas ot k.JJO'I'."..,, MelpCounty,Ohlo prlylng for d:i- knoMJ hU5band of Bemioe lfc· votce and restoration of her Cilltt'; tht> tmknown heln, .,dl!\'l· IOr81ef I'Jtt'mi, Otl the fP'OUnda Of see&. legatees. ~~ut.oN , edllllnisextrtll.e trUitlty ,nd 1ro•• negl«t trators or u..si1ns of 8itT11lot Me· of duty. 'Slid ciu"&e win be for Clu!"'e, it decea ~d . Nora McClure, ~arlnc on or after February 19. addrelia unknown, tbe unknown 1911'1. htdrs, de~iaee&, terateea, rt.ecu· ton, or ani,tRJ of NANCY J.llll VANSICKLE6 Nora admm.Lstrator, .Mc(~\urt•, if deceued. The BY: \\l!:fli!Tiilll & FULTZ, unknown peira, devl.aee~, lepleee. FOR-CONSISTENT Df:PilNDABJA AESIIL1't 6:" Sip ~n '7:00 Teiby' J2:QD Tie T:ae llouall 12:30 It Ctluld Be You ures lor !tO~ Wd veeelne En).(. la1;1d, New :te1JIA4 1Jl4 A~stralia PrololbU the eM~ ol all dogs UDUI tbef b,vt ~n ,uarantined fllr I J101'1od 01 _,, ..,.,Ill,, and • , W~'JV 9 :00 Cortee Time 10:00 Home 11:00 The Price ls IU;;1d 11 :30 Truth or Conaequence1 9:00 Jane . ' w~ WSAZ·TY CHANNIL 3 8 : ~5 Sill& On 7:00 Today 7 :~ Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlep·f.: o., Feb. 5, 1957-3 . ed.netday- T uesday known .e..-e of r.abiea, w~at L·a•J be done tD ~ent lt! '·An.sw.er. St.•k!i. •uat•"'tine nw.1 s· • '""' like ................ ft. Jlvea you a power of plea&He waa a Scandinavian and 1 ure to read how all the college belteve he. is dead 1 was a ~ered 1 raduatea are swamped with job kid In a b;r. town Jookin& ft>r job, offers. Aceordlna to the laat thing t saw th.e 1017 boyl wlll avorage out tOO buckt a bead jul!lt for atarLen-double the average sal e.ry or 10 ye:tl'l. palt. It brii)JI 1 slow, slow smile, even tbouJh you know the bu~k dotan•t proettre the 1ame deer as a long time aco wbeo you le11ped out into opam anonymity. One hun.;lrt!d dollars. Each week. Th~tL bi&, coarse C·note that mado you Into 1 man. That wae a house and a car and a 1et1-Yant -and peo· pie uid •'•str" at you. When you paued tbe century mark you wt!rc a re•l M& feJiow, und ~ould Rend the kldt to sebool. M'7 Cil'lt Job paid me 10 bul·ks a week, oa whltb J w.u 1 upposcd to keep myaell ff'd. housed, and ~leaned, wlfll very Uttle left over for yac:btJ, Frtoch ml1tresse 11 , and rate hones. It Wll not 10 Jauah· able tl!len, bu\ my credit rallna wa1 oQfe 10 anemic: that t was \urned down 11 a risk by a nrm whieh apett&.Uzed ln lt4 11ults. 'fhere wa• a piece in 'Time rt· tlltUY whleb IBid they could 11 'I flad enoua:h youna newspapermen tO 10 'rouad. The average starling pay lJ fl~ a month. 1 recall get· tina rna~ an PO a week as a u,e~ap.periiJ.•Q 1 n d Wtlndered w~t· to d~ with tht extra loot. Onl! Unle 1 worked on a paper a11 a - . TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV C..«Jn'1el a , ' ......... J411kl' ,, ~ · ~~~\li:'~-~· . \ • - ~ " 0 ~ .. '' ' 0 ..: -:::::::=::-::-===:=- ~ -:-- -:.: = - --- ~-:::-::: =-·~ -:-:-:::·.:-:::-::--=...-::-.::-.=.:: :-.. :::~· . �.. ' ' .. ' ··' ~ Selltlnet, Poineroy-Hiddleport, 0., Feb. 5, 1957 ... ...... · The Daily Sentinel Ct DB\'IITSQ ~JNTI!p:STS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ...-·- -' IJJ.e e Ill. [)1111'- - GENIRAL MANAGI.[t I YNOI.II •. GREIN&- EDITOR' _MaW . . . .l.dnr ~ilentative. Boltint>lll-KJmbaU , Inl!'., !143 ..... W... Y.tlt i\J. 16, N. Y. ~ 'tl II ..,1\ll al._ ~~~lllng matter at the poet office at Porn· o. . ~. Subscription rat~s = Delivery by ~arrier where available 30 cents per wee;k: one year in advance at The Daily Sentinel offJ~. $1!5.60; 8i.x , moDt!u, $7.80: three months, $3.90. By motor route where avaHable: ~pGtttb fl . 81 matl on~ year $8; st" month...:j, $4.25; three mon1bii, ~; Ollt 1110111•••1. We>uld Increase Required Instruction A new bill offered in the General Assembly would require a legal minimum of 180 instruction days In Ohio Publl~ Schools compared to the current number in Meigs County or 175. These instruction days would be exclusive of holidays and Umt for teachers' meetings. · , Loeal educators are not expected to rush to Columbus iJt support of this proposed change. The bill admittedly is offf'fed by lbe big city delegttlons (llep. Charles Mosh,r, R., Ober· lin, I~ sponsor in tlle House), The reason for it ls cited as a be· lie( that not enough instruction is being given now. It is!pldet. stood tb*t lbe State Board of Education is back of the bill, too. Educators here. we gatbe•·. would like to l~>~>k closely ll!to this bill btfore suppoJ1in& or rejecting it. There .is "''D~der· atlle ft<!lln& that !be .state board of education is Jlri)Cndlns 1)1 two dlr~ions at once. lt&JYS Ohio pupils do not have 9DOIIgh tlmt 1o cover e!dstlng COW"SOB. Then. every time It meets, an· other required subject is added to the curriculum . Besides, city schools evade many of the problems thllt live with rura) and small town consolidated institutions. !t bas lleell euatomary to start school after Labor Doy and ~!lise it as 109n i!Wr Memorial Day as possible. depending on how many IIJI!I• have to be made up for "illegal" holidays taken during the year. In lbe spring young fellows are expected to get out on their llall'• fields. And who wants to think about school before La· bor Day when the fishing is so good? City kids don't have any. thing else to do except go to school or ha·ng around with neigh· borhood gangs. Sut don't worry. By the time this bill gets through Its hear· lngs-if It does-and Is amended in the House und the Senate It won't be reco~nlzed for the one offered Monduy. Around and About · With Robert Ruark tO re..-ur when I wa1 m~klng Ueense Ordinance "'""~ ,_ ........ ) -klDI moro In· ,.......... ~DJ lllo ln1enlloni of Po•uor tow,ard the erection of J - ... ~IIJ>oNI plant, lit plant for ....,.~. 111llb ¥14dleport . 1 Jolndr own~!! 1114 operotod 1.04 lhot a rool ,t.llf tao yooro -= mflde, Jlo. _ . w.. taken ·'J;Iadr"'l!ltt.r 111100 .-. Maror bad •• 11~ lllnftr lwice a we<'k he his lh:OH k, I called,. n week looke~ smiled, an I up from WBiii&Cd hiB heard, and said no. $1x full montha lalet he lovked up from his desk, wagged his heard and e.ald yea. Tnis man ts the reaton why 1 have never yet been hnpttllte to any raw kld wbo waated to work. You fiet to thinkln1, hl tbeae $100 t.htyl, where 10u etn'.t find 10 enoua:h nrw:o~papermen to 1et out the ah11et. Old FJtz, lonr: dtl'd of or lS buck• more than the city e41tor, and tbla definitely did not pJO~ blm. The only man 1 have tYer hated MI';Jl\.l.ft,Aitl)' WP a fellow who allall ro namelea11, but anyone In Waahlna:lon will reruember him &I t.be city ~ltor of a morning pipit wllle(l bu. •lnce been mera· ... ;,jib oevorol otllen. !'!>llul~n Jt¥4, an.v job. do;ng anythlnl at all. This was I 036 and l waa a de· pression kid . I had been miaera~\)' embarraued In college, 10 11'1\· poverlshed that 1 didn't 1\nllb paying f(w my education unlJl after world War n . I bootlealed a liltle b1t , .~nd hustled eaten fQr a Jousv ho r. rdlng house, and onee atole 11'1 alarm clot'k ao I could get ~P in ~•me to attend a clasa that mtvrcs lt•d me. And Lhla ,t.::uy, who later married a rich woman , threw me out of an orfice h1r the llln of aaklng for a new.~ p~pf'r job, which at that time, 1f ll Willi on The Star, pa1rl 12 huckll a week, on The News, Hi buck~ . Another 111an wllo Is a bi& edi· tor now ar.1 whom I will rtcYer cease to love was worklni on an· olhCT paper, He had been a pi· ano pi.l)'er and a taxi driver. He had a ~t·ard. _He wu an emer~Lency managmg erhlor. Twice to the In· in roun- .. ~=-:~M.~~': ::!.~o·t'dered the ucond ward Clerk cbarlea Lei· the eouncil'• at, Cuuncllmen Ule motion of pollee QIDI"'d after then dt· nl1ht'• p.m. Wedne'" r clrrhod11 of th• liver, Wll n'r;ht •tlltor when I wll J\llbt eopyboy on Th3 New• Jn W1ahlngton. I would ~)' lhat old Fitz had no talent lUi a nl1bt editor. He juat procassed the copy that came dowu from upttaltt, to a poi11t where I look It down to the UrUted Preu. ( will aort of tell you about old P'ltz, whoae firat name was lot, and who came trom Lima, Ohio. He wa11 rude. Ht Wll untalented. He tlrank m·.1cb too mw:h. }I, Will laty. That'a why h1 Will nlcht edl· tor. · But he wl\m't ao uatalented, 10 lazy, 110 drvnk, 10 ruclt that he didn't have a bell of a lot of thne to teach a JIWkY countrr ~ the rudlmenta or tbe b\ttjDeSJ, •nd with no jokel abou1 type-llct, either. I learned tD r,ead copy hm Fltz. I le11.rned a wtaoJt Itt of thin&• from Fitz, aU 1o0d. There Willi I CU¥ wbo " lOW edltor.Jn-ch•er or a ,..., lai'CI cern. who ooce len~ me .U• c.~t to ao and cover • atwr. when ba wa11 \'cry bla: and I was very II~· tie. He didn't leavt·~e ofllc!• untll I had returned with tb, ltory, wberen;>on I went h*t ooaU••· and he put the atory On tAt wlrt. Ther~ was lUll another ol)e who spent thre,. solid yea111 ba1~1 ll'te over the hPad "'"- hlt &eellmll· lated knowled1e ud. lired rae 1t ~e end of It btcAUI he felt tUre wa1 nothlnr mor• . . knew that he could teach. Thla hal beea HC!Ia a l(l'tat racket, lull of ll.leb wonderful people, that 1 think lt'l a aba~ to at.rt out for bl,f deup. Yor.t ouaht to 1uffe.r juat a lltUe btt, for fun, bl:fore the)' makt you to•· rich. BOARD TCI I[IIIIT A roeular ,.otiol of \li~COIIOIJ ~ar~ of •4~ctlloo wlU llo14 lonlpt in oiU<es of "'II' S_uperlnLendent of ~hbOfl. ·' Q"'"'•n . .. illran•miU•d rrom n"t)a l to man through the Allva when bitten? Answer. Yes tranMHuiOn or ra· bieS is thrOUitb thi! medium of SB· liva !rom the P.>lecttd aolmal. The ~.r:rus is pre5eat ia the aallva ant the idt'('\t'd bite or abrasi on L~ the rort.ll o r entry. However, not <~ ll pl'rsun~ b1t1en by rab1d an :· ma;~> contran rabies. The virus is r.ot ,1lways round tn tht .u.Uva of raLi!t animals. Question. Jlow long d04pli it Lake ror the disease to develop a ftr~ t· the in!ecUon oc~u.ra? Answer. In human beings the incuballM ~ril)d varies from two tu eight weeks, usuall)', but may \-'ary from one week to a year. The first evidence or Infection betins at the site of the wound with iro'\ta.ion, pain and numbne'J of the area nf'ar the · bite. Second stage, t'Ssion. irritability, etc. follow by the stage or excitement spa•ml'l o! !Uuvles, difficulty in swllllowJng, temperature 103, paral1•sis, quictnt.!ls, ind b~art bil· . urque11Uon. Since there I is no 'l':SO J•a.tlan 9'b:tttf11 Show 7:45 NBC Newa e:oo '!'he Blc Sui'prba.' •!~iii• "' - lfllll~ •• lhe.. '"'"'" : so l• Porahontas Mine Thought Safe Against Explosion By Its Mip.ers Review Mint DIMiftrt , In the safely clas•es, miners were taught how ex.plosi.ona . They reviewE>d the detaUs tory's most hoi'Tible mine asters. 'f}tey went over the ~aWJet and discuNP.d how they could have '"-' pietur" • • notee or the l>eell prevented. ••ff*J .4tperat1on. 'fhf.l miners a'liO teamed bow to ~hta r;:., l'f use Jlls-dl't.eetinc lamp•. They ~ ~;nlof'r wbe t~ ~Pe had were tkown how tbe fWbl burRed taa. '" or \JJ~ .... uwin¥ io the pretenef of p• by artifir •9fl fr"' tlte fOG* of ~ shalt. cial mean1. Before he would enfer a new They als r. \t'!arned every detail are1, be W/IVed a ~peey;g,y btdlt of bolting a ~lUng to pcevent lat~p •• l~e .....klq to d.. eave In~. And they were t111cbt IDITOl'S NOT•: Lon K. Sa· • .,.. now a ......_, of tht lllc"mend, VI., 11\ureau staH of Un1ttcl ,.,..., t•urW tta. ll•hJip, Vay ctal a, ln. two. · yHrt .... in4 h.. llralohond kMwt- of tht ..,.. of Montiay's ctfu.r. Ht,. IJ hit account of whtl It teet Ute lliS:btat arnnuot '1of gas. b,ow to spot celllna: boltt t h. 1 t The lamp u oald, ,....14 burn a were rettdy to !Jive. ly L•n K. Sav... different tolor wh~n ill was IIICIIMOND. Va. (UP) The tQWn of 'BLshop J1 s~ppo:rted ''T)Jel'f'~ on~ chance In a milUon prttenl. solely by the PO<:abontu mine, Behlnd• those euttina: . ipto the which ·.vork~ around the clock to ddt mine wlll ever explode," a miller, five mllea in the ·Poea~tlR· face, other miners bolted the shaft produce, wa.~h and ship out 10,000 tu Field Company'a Bishop mine, ceJUng with thou!Jindl Of auto· tons of coal a day. The mine it the malleo)ly rlyeted ro!lf boll~ The second larg.est ir, the Poeabontas laid. face of the mine was nMer dug Monday morning,, an explosion more than !W fel!t ahead of the coal fidds and is one of the Jar~· est in the United States, ripped throu~h the mine, ttappin1 .. 1)1......... The miners live approximately three crews ot S8 or 37 men, 2,000 a mile from the mouth nf the Heavy eanvu pa.rijtiona bung to feet deep. Searchers had begun se·paratc th~ sfCtione of ttie mine mine here in company • owned removing bodies lly '8 1.m. 1 toured the mine two years ago where blasUnJ, drllUng and saw· white clapboard houses. Their to see the sprawling !J&tem of ing took ptace. tr ·tkl!re was an strttets Rre neat and orderly. Al· shaft& and t\lnpela and track• that e¥plo,ton the pa,rlitions would most every house has a garden in front or it. extend underifound for miles 1often the blow. After each dynamite blast into alona the West Vlra:lnia • Virainla the face, the mlnen would creep border. Daily Sentinel Day Book forward thro111b clouda of dust. The min('':' who showed me the My friend, wavlnc tht! lamp 1he1d face of the No. 3 seam ut the end of hlm, watehed ita flame intently. of a fJv,..mlle flatcar ride into the The 81ahop .mine ia one of the earth aaid the miners received molt mechJnlzed in the United ON TRAINING months of tr1inlnc in safely to Statea. DriiUna Into the face, Cht~rles A. UrPdbury, ehemlst prevent aueh accidents as the one scooping from the ~fOUnd, loading at the Ohi-o Valley Electric Corto~ay. Into the can Ia all done auto- porAtion, Kyger Creek, h takh11 1 took photo.craph.a or miners at · matically. · a [lYe Yrceks traininr, c3urse ln tendlnJ ~t~ft.!ty clas~. Mine offi. Work would not begin until the Huntington at the American Gat rials B.ll!d the class(<a received 100 face miner had erept to the face Per ceot volunl&ry partlelpaUon with his lamp, had Inspected the anlj F.lectl'ic ompany laborat.ary He is «taying in Huntmgton dur· by the m1n~rl. ae1m, the jolnll and the wai\J and in.~t the week and llpends the week· At the bottom of the mine, I ·<:eilins:. end at h"bmt: wilh hhi (amily. DAILY CROSSWORD ACR08! 1 Brother I or Abel " Mr. Cole S. Yl.lllton 6. ' Aquauc fr· ' 1. Banr btrda e. Hurt &r1tl'y 7. Border on JO. Blbllul B Partlcltname r fcolloq) 12 Seapor1 9. Vltup~ra. I P'r, I Uve 13. Way 11. Spread 1ra.u U . "Land 01 the to llry tree" (abbr.) U5 Thrauth Uli . ~•):ltd 17 . West Jndit'J 111. River charm 4var.) 1Chin. I 18. 'troubl•· 11' Unrolls •omt 19. Bn 20. 014 ttmee captttn'e larchlicl eoncam r AT 0&5 SCHOOL Mn. Allen Hu&hes, an officer of the CbQshlre ChapLI!r, OES, ot. tended the $Ctlool of lnat,ruct\Oll for the OES of the twenty.fourtn District at M'<:Artllur :)atilrday ar..d was elected &ecretiry of the Dis· trict. .n Btv· aae :u. Cop1•11 23. Ptllllp. pint l'apilat 4pola.1 I 28. A lid t.rre 29. MARRIAGI ANNOUNCID worm 30. LIOn'• ............. A.. heavy hair 4pl. I 32. Cine• •tep 33. Oppoaite ot aw.ather • ..,u a•. Kind or a tar 3&. Portion 31. Uncookti.l 38. J)oHn w*ter 21 . Man'f ! nloknam, 14. Valle~ . lpooU · ·-· I moAt ..... 30. YOUriJ' .lrl 'VIa ot aa.mrade 3l. ~on,..lt 3P. ,_.. ·~· MeiJ'f;rt. <l.'l'lloOIIOtit •a. DimDOWN 1. Napolton'a nauonallty •. !l<illaa J.Qoot-on D~LV !)J\'M'QAUOTE ~ ....., -.w It wor11 II: AXYDLBAA.XR lo -LOIICOI'I:LLOW Ollt lttter limply •t&nda tor ~nothlr. [a Ulli llnlPie A 11 uttd for U. lh~ L't. X tor the tWo o·.. ete., llnaft 'fett.n lPDf'o tropht1a, Uii lentf.h aad toi'Q)lttOII ot tht woNI art an' hl•ta illeh 411 UJ• c,. letter~ .... dlfhtrt:ilt. ' "c.,..,_ VMS First Ward Fire CDmpany, told The Seotil"el this morning her husband wou.ld file as an lnde· pendent for counclJ. Don Mullen, incumbent Democrat on the coun· ell, verified he W~;~:Uld file apin for a C'Juncil &eat. He denied ru· mor, that he would seek the mayoralty. F;ve candidate! already have" filed for council. They are Dor Schaefer, Rieh Jones and Roy Betzlng, ali lOC~Jmbents, and Les· lie Futlt and Franklin M. Riier. Edna Sehoenloe-ib bu filed for c1erk and Elma Russell for lreaaurer.. Middleport Doubtful Two known candidates (among many rumort'd ones) hlilve file4 for the first citizen po!l In Mid· dleport. T)Jey are Mayor C. 0 . Flsh~r wbo say1 he needs more time to Jet seYeral project! completed begun ln his firat term, ~tnd Cecil Bradbury, onetime treasUrer of the vUiage, and unsuece!sful candidate in 1H7. Uon to CliJJton Fisher by 30 At that tin'·e he lost the nomlna· votes . coun~ll. Camera Goes to Sebool Tennessee Ern1e .l'onl Matinee Tbeatre · Queen tor a Day 5:00 5 :30 6 :00 6:30 1:45 6:35 Comedy Time My Little. J4at&le Waterfront · News Picture Soortl J;ye Ca,rd of Tbllllko and ~cia I Nojlj>j~s ol Even,. pr;nted at reJU· lar claaalrtea rates. ObttuarJes publ)8hed (1) Notices ~w• JJea~et ~ther<:ltst · 11:.2 . rn. l!oz \ ' Completo 1'1:25 T.oafRbt WCHS·. ....~I ~ .., ChClnneB..8 ----t Ka..W Sbow *""' RESULn P,Pr Information call 3Qe • ' 11:30 9trlb it Rl<h 12:00 Vlollant Lob 12:15 lMe ot lJfe 12:30 Seare:h for Tomorrow IUS Guldlq Lllbl 1:00 Katle'a :Kitchen 1:80 ..., the worl4 'l1unla 2:00 Our•Jllu IIIWI!a UO HoUJOIIU"IY 8:00 Bi• :Payoff S:SO Bolt OraalJy Show 4:00 Jlrliblor Dar 4:15 Seaet Btorol 4:30 Edge •' Nilht MO Tbe Earl[ Show 6:3Q Your &ao Reporter o:45 SpOJ'll Porl4!a llo"""" ~dworda 7:30 Rabie Rider 8:00 Pbtt ~lvera Sbow 8:30 The Brothert 1:00 -l:o Tell- the Truth 9:llll · RetUkeltjfq _· 1~:00 1114,000 Queatloa 10:80 Do You Tru•t Your Wit• 11:00 VP·To-Tbe Miaute News 11:0' Scanpina: the Weatber 11:10 The · Late Show brake se~ .So,.l<e. Wilt trade on ,_,,.. "'" oftlla• .... 9:00 Mornlq Show +ett (8) Auto SOles ,!::9:::156:-':B::::UI'CX-sj,;i.;jj. !lr. IIIW Top Sedau. 'Dynoflnw, - loool owner, red anti w1ltte thne · 11:30 Sltike It Rl<h 1~:00 Valiant L14Y 12:15 LOve or ilfe 12:30 Search ~ Tomorrt1f tone. $27115.00. i\laollnor's, POJn. 1 81 ~ eroy. ----Cblef dr. 12:45 · GuidiDJ Llcbt 1:00 Katle'a Klteun I :30 .... The Worl4 1'urna 2:00 Our Mill Broob 2:30 l:l::mllt:Jtarty 3:00 l'be Big Pcypff UO Bl>b O..,.by Sbow 4:00 Brighter Day UM PONTIA.€ V8 Star 4 Only B,ooo eoroful 111Jief. n ell new ~~t~e4 ttr ta 1blt area. $2495.00. Blaetblllf!l, ~eroy. U161< · JsfMJ M.DCURY Mooteray 4 dr. Sedan. 12,000 actual mllea. Mer· 4:15 lleeret Storm ' '\'O)n.J.tie. "2890.00. Blaeltn.ar1s, iP.....,oy. t :111 lite 4:::t0 F'<lge of Nllht 5:00 Tool Early Show 6:80 You~ !:sso Jli.perlil' _ 6:4S Sporta Parade 6:515 We•lberman 7:00 Jill Corey Sho\f · 7:15 Douglas: F.dwardl 'I':SO Giant . Step , ;c 8:00 Arthllr God!ro• ·A P'ri. . . 8:00 Tile MIQiooalrf Jrt ' · • 8:30 rvo Got A SeeJ;tl, . . 10:00 20th Century Fox Hour 11:00 iJp to the mlnuta llMQ, • U:OCi St:•nnina the WeatJiet 11 :10 'l'be Late Show ' -- SOle~ MolD Su-..t, P,.,eroy, Obio. CHARNII. 10:00 Garry )Jooro 10:30 Arthur GOdlreJ 0:55 Weatherman 7:00 Art Llatlettet • tbe Kids 11 ....YI llOII't 'I'OV KNOW? ~a wiQ jlvo . you .tho bell ' 10:!10 GlftY 10:30 . Artbllf <;to\tll'07 .,."""""'.""'*"" \liM PONTIAC VB Z ljr. Sedan. Less than 12.000 mile1. «_there eve:r was a ''cream' puff-'', this is one.. $2195.00. Blaettnar'S, Pomeroy. 1 3t 6tc 1955 BUICK Special 2 dr. Hard to~ Dynaflow drive, fully equip. pe&.~ blue - and grey, finish. $2295.00. Blaett.oar•s, Pomeroy. 1 Sl Ote ·-:'i __,..... WHTN-TV__Channell;l WHTN-TV CHANNIL 11 l!:44 SliP' On 11:45 Carto•n O)u) 12:10 'Noon N'l'S IZ:15 NeiiiiJbon 12:110 tJber:ace 1:(M) FeiDiDlne Touch' 1:4& lfovle llatlneo 8:00 Aftenroon ~·Jim feodval 4:3!. ' ~¥~ ~l!l"lal Tim• a:oo llisey-. Club 8:00 cartoo11 l:luti 8:80 1'1~· I!W , ... 7:15 Jt)h6 Daly 1o lhe N•wo t:oo w:nw CODIIdllllllal File luo I:OD Nm 11:10 Tttetlre II WHTN·TV CHANI!II. 11:44 Sign On 11:45 C-011 Clu12:10 Nooo New. 12:15 Neighbon 12:llll Llberace il 1 1:00' I IIIMI IUQ q..~otlfto Ttl tl\'t'C AN 1111\Qrl'l UO FAY!' Mf UAV-NMVOOJ J)fHH. Oll. OHII MNN w..,,._.........,. HYfi!!H!III~oiAOUA.fCIT¥ iaatAT WHICH ... '!fll. . WJllf "110 .,~;,. ......\ILl .. "'" .... _ .- •. betmo 3:80 and 5:00 P. v. lroll· 'IViiii!i ALlGNME!iT, Ra<kett'o 1 US G£TS balaocina fad ---=-'-:.:...._...,...__~ WCH$-TV e:OO· CaplaiQ YOUR OWN PART TIME BUSINESS! Zatabllshed Motor Routes day or Tue~day. 12:30 11111 011 WCI!f.T\1 Q141fNIL I 8:00 CopWD Kanqroo 9:119 ~niDJ • The Dally Sentinel 11 dealrous of obta1niDJ applications fi'Opl lhlereste4 persons wbo wou~ l,i.Q tD ttl*'-lte .Sentinel Motor 8.oltt.H. Must Dave car. 11:1 Ji'emlnlDe Touell 1:48 JlfQvJe llaUnee .' . a,oo Aflerooh Film F..U!II e:IJ9 Car&opa 01\lb 480 Super serlol T!mo0:00 Mlcltey !!louse CIUII .. ·\ · 8:llll Five Stor floiJI . 7:15 Jobn. Daly " lbe Nq~~ 7:10 9:8ll 9:00 fl;BO \ij:oo 10:.. tl:OO 11:~ Matnolla Temple Pythlan Sisters wJU me« ThuM!day evening at the home ot 'Mrs. J.awrrnce LannlnJ with Mrs. !)N [\IIAN'a LIST Keltb ~~ 1001 :of lin. llutb San,bury,' bu been.' adaaltted to the Petn'e 14M f.J 0lP4) Unl•e~tJ for tile lir8ti ternesW- ~.Uon. Thil bonorai\Y list loldlucloa Jll UIU· vertlty Coltop otudenta oltainln8 3 point .averaae Jn all houra at· te11pted with 1 mlnlmum ~ fu. teeD bour. ' Legal Notice , Attorney• for Plaintiff Ul 8, 1e. 2%, !9 (2J ~. 12, Ole O~rtunitles IT'S EASY 1'0 BUY - SELL - RENTfind employment ~ hire or fiud a lost ttem tbrotlih 'fhe Daily Sentinel WANT ADS. llon't put it off Call 398 Today - An M In this column II •,t 1 cent per word. ll9) · Business I 11. Jean Lama has flied for trea• 7:80 C~t urer and Charlet Murr1:r Cor 8:80 lftp . clerk. ~tb are incumbent.. Orlly lliUID ~.. EIJ)est Co\'ert hat f~ed hi• l:llll J)gPoftt Co•....., 'l'lleo!N Uon, to aene another term on IO:Oo POlb 'Timt. "tt· 2: 2 :30 3:00 4 :00 2 281< MAN or WOMAN · BE YOUR OWN BOsf $400 Monthly Spare TIJ*e . fOil ex~utof8, administratort or N- FO~~:!at:t.!~~.tj,~~ .....,.,;, COliCliETE BLIKlKS "BUild loiter Por l.tu" GIIUESER BLOcK CO. ......._ I'Ml... NOrfhoiPomony OR lt. U. Call w.t.·G,......, (17) Help Wanted lUX WAILtl Local rellolllo - as. • rled man, aee 2S to for re- WI bread route, aal.atY lhd bQDuL' ·l'or 'appUe.ition , . 1&. y,.. ' Vlltoge ol Harri-;illo. inctudillJ Loti a, e. and u ia These two parcels contalo sb:ty. two •cres, more or le-. and are also known as the DuoJa»- farm. The prayer of tile petltlon 11 i~IAIII~~~ll~EVB!IT~i~TO ~ 7 and 8 belwHn 1:30 ~ 7:llf p. m. . 2 ,11 ,81< • ' LOCAL PICTU&U .' . LOCAL NEWS LocAL ADV.ittAMIM'r IM~OYMM i.Oe4i. ~ ·IN'\'tQtr lOCAL~GE All of tile ods\ln1 Stele Route No. CI8P ~ween UW: btikJniiJ.C of the abtwe descrfbi!d n;lo.calion and Bridge No. ~ ov,er Wftl. Brandl tf &bade lUW!r. 1\ftlYTHIMG IS lli~~~~;~~~~€~A LOCAL in anllle undivided tbree-tiftba Jntef.. thai d..ede»lo title be qulotdl esl of the aforeaid real esbte~ U>at !be rlohiJ Of lhe parlito be determined and tbat be, u exeeutor, may be authorilled and or· dered lo sell the entire .lDttrat in I of the "abvve deteribed real e..!lt.ate in Section _.A~'7.08 of the Ohio Revis(ld CMt"' and for aucla other and further relier to whicb he may be E>Dtilled. :~ii~ii!f,~~~i -P laintiff & FULTZ Attorneys fo!' Plaintiff Jan. 22, 29, Feb. !5, 12, 19, 26 ' ' ' nc:- • , I)Jre,:tGt (I) 29, <)!) . ,, ' And We Are Proud to be ' THE OHI.Y lOCAl New$paper County ., . .In Meigs . oJ IBilfiwara 5, '2tc .. 0 [Studebaker·Packard matches the mperitir performance of its built·in SuperqhJrger 'with the most effective brakes on ·the raad. w . 'J'oday'a hlgber h~ greater weight, h..- speeds V: t\INifl brakes with- margins of 118fety. Here .., har~J>1portant !W-Y. that Studeltakor·Pacbrd &lves you thi.t ad.Jitiona! .Mtr~ t.s.u..-., ,.. -.......,..;;;; a,.\o). . . bnb1Ja111p.l95.Saq.weinohet "'*IIDiai-111 ........_.,. "'""f't . "' brake lbliJig ""' canied by lho Stude- J E ..... Gold.-Jiawk-Jarpt, oofeo< bn<b lb!Jos- por pound of cor of any outoJI!Iflbllo madp loday I I.Alr.-IM4rumo. Heat robs bnhs of H • tltWIIf«iilw-L StudobakeJ-Packud -lntwtlll l)l6cUIIy "lloned" alr.-led boob iiNmJ (lOt actUauy double lho of. 990 --·--g. ll>lo.,.. . . . . . .,. ~ 111- a.... Jlraiglll.bt..... 4.s.!f.-., •• n.. ·f i s - 4 - of lhe ..,.tuolf holpt opply lho bnlra y.., &et~----llldld- t!Oolm5 surface. ;Better J><akes, 1111perior acceleration, surer h~aU rap to~ l'eif/Wrrllmce. Drive tlte '57 Studebakers and P!daiti~ yru drlla'" 'llollq. ~ . Studebaker-'Pa.clmrd CORPORATIO • . c.u 398 I ' Rodney Downing INSURANC£ AGENCY • Pan. li.utomobll:t, HHJth · ACCIDENT Lift. C~tu.alty and Bonds Sunrise To. Sunset Cfll-jN&rt- keol Elltote Broker . ' In MIDDI.IJiORT, OHIO PHONUI 6311 .. TOM RUE MOTORS 399 J, 'I'JIIrd St• l ·- - . J .. . ---~---· . "·----------_,~_ _ _ _.,._._...,.,.., STOP ' ,· 1· The persons first above men· tioned will ""take further notiee that . they have been made parties de£endant lo said - petition and that tbey are required to answer and the soutbeasterl:r end of tbe the 111me on or before the 5th day above deaeiibed relocation. Of Match, 1P!57 . 1!. 0 . LINIII!LL DAtE M. DUTTON, :vJEBSTER -~ . .' liM DAlY SIMI- .aert.bed aa f•!~CI·~: lalln8 Slale twee• Bridge No. ~JB, over· West Bra neb of Sh1de R.iver, OnyQqr Dial Your eum, 1645 IJncoiD • ..,..,., Flit. -- 110111'1! NO. 1110, sn'UATED IN SI!CTION 211 OF HDPORD TOWN IJIIP. MEIGS COUNTY, ORJO. Legal Notiee C20l Business Services , ttoa.rr II: PROI'OSl!D ABANDONMENT OF TIIJil 'PORTION EXISTING STATE the ruu Something ·---- alpl of Nathaniel ~eClure, Jr.. deceased. Emma F. Mc Clure, ad· dress unknown; .... ~ , . .. . , unknown husband of Emma Mt· Cl~ re; th e u¥.nown helra. ,deVJ. PUBLIC SAL~ [)elbert Turner farm, lO a. m. sees, tegat.ees e.x:ecuton adeilliaFebruary 23, 1057, Court House tra tors or a~nilfls of Emina F. Mt· Pomert~y,"....., Ohlo. •t.ocadon, near Clure, ir dceeu~d. Nathaniel WeJ- I:~~~!~LJ~~~ ~ unknown : Cl~er, lo Colu.rnbl.a Township, ley McClure. Mn. Natbanle1 JkoC1U:re M'elill COIUity, Oblo. Farm ol ?;35 acre&, rtaidence whose re•! name is deY1see1, and related farm bulldlna:s. erop unknown (t.f lan~. gra&ioc, timber, a surplut of tors, Nathaniel water, on aooiJ, road Appnlsed vl.lue- eBOOO.OO and ceaaed. Do1:ald mLlst sell for at least two--thirds. unknown, , Mra. whose real ICaljh In tand on day of sale. F. H. Cl'l<lo011 Allornoy lor unknow -W~ TurMr, ~lnl~ra· execut.,tl, · signs ot """· - • 452, · · -.... ceased. Charles Ohio. (1) 22, 29 (2) 5, 12, 4te dress unknown; Mrs. C\ure, Jr., ijle unkonwo rods· vlsees, le&atces, exeCutors, _adn•[n· wesi lstrators or assigns of Chat'le~ 1e the place coaCJure, if deceased. The un· talning 21 .8 l<!ftl, more or leU. SALE Co known devllees, . Jegatef•, Save and except the Iota wbi~b 40 acre.. of farm ra a• have heretOfore been 11014 and joins 23!1 convered from Jlid real estate to be ror ,..;.; - tioe~r~o ,...ip(;J; ( IS'l Employnieht , Wpnted · Legal Notice . ~~~~~·Ailee ateamer: Cliatoa J'ilher, Mid· dlep"''t. Pb. 112M-X. 11-l·lf -·· Legal Notice OHIO VALLEY . JUNK co~ WANTED - • !Retllling and collecting PiPDef from our five cent HIJb Gndf! Nut macbine• In th1a ar,L No selling!l To qu.Ufy for woi"k mu11t bl(lve a car, refe~a. ~ .... ....,.... 1>y j·.. ~· : : : the ;tory.llevdll'll I boura a wet• ~ •a 1""7 ...... d ., . . . m. "'·-· legatoos, ~~·...,.= en on J*Pr;l.r HOf.lll. Pomtroy, Ohio. Must or ael&ns ,.81 co I will net up to for two-thirds appraised value del.'ea,sed. The unkno.Wo 1400 ~~ 'With vary i:0041 $800.00, Caah in band on day of Clure, heirs, devisees, leg1teea, execu1't'llllti!IJ:h., 01 1akln1 ovor sale limo......... lnereaalnJ aceoed· , • F. H. C)'Jrl.,n. Attornrt for tors, adminh.tratora or aui1na of lngly. flair ln~ew, l•~•d• Wa)'M TurMr, Admlnfllr• Edgar B. McClure, deeeaaed, will phone ln application. Write tw. ,..... 4Jil, PorMroy, take notlre tbat Dale .M. Dutton, executor of the 'state of Men1U North Amerl.tan Nut. Co.l Jl.c., Ohla. McClure, deceased, on tbe 211f: ll7 W111.lam ~lrt<t, New Y•rk S, (I) 22, 29 (2) ,, 12, 4te 1'1. Y. ' 2 5 ltp day ot JanuAry, 1957, flled bii pe. tltion in the Probate Court wltb· THill. TO JUMP NEW Y6RIC tJP--BobRU:h· in and for the County of Mel.ga a.rdl, Don BI'IIIU. Bob Gutowski and State of Ohio alleging that Q1,JICK SEIMOE on Wottb Jlo. and Jerry Wt'lbourn-all 15-foot the personal estate of said dete· pairl"i hy Fact)lry T""n•~ pol~ viul~ra-wiU compete in the dent is not !IUfficicnt tOo pay tbe WJid>IDWf, WJDIS Jii:wE- Millrose Gflmes at f4adison Square debts and. the costs of adminis· tering his estate; that he died l.£ll!$, 1'<>10....... 14-lt Gorden Soti>rda'· night. seized In fee simple of the foUow· At<YONE DI!SlRJNG HOME DEiug described real estate, situated SHOT 42 STRAIGHT LIVERY or Broughton's Dairy m said Courty in which the afote· Pn'TSBURGH UP - Forward mentioned defendants claim or Product, lp. Pomeroy ot Middle· port, call Walter Crooks, phone Dave Ricketts of Duquesne Uni· ma~ claim an interest, tea-wit: 605'1.J. Af' er all, ''The Belt verslty s!mk two foul shots before PARCEL NO. IV missing on his third In a game Doem't Cost A Cent More." The first piece is described as l 28 lmoc with N.i sgara Monday night to ex· follows, to·wit : An undivided three tend his eot'lsecutive foul shot recfifths Jnte,c&t in the followinf ord to 42'; : real e~te situate in the County of Meigs an,tl SLate of Ohio and perf1'echftlclanS. Phoo.e 62M Y bounded as follows: Beginning at Midd1epor~. 6·.15-tf the Southeast corner of Fraetion No. 7 in Scipifi Township, County and Sta(e afore)aid, thence North 102 rods; thence west 12 rods; thence We.~ t 32 deg. South 3li rods; thence West 14 deg. South 20 rods; lht>nce West 40 deg. South 24 rods; thence West 31 deg. South 20 rods; thence Soutb 23 deg. West 15 rods 12 Jinks; thenee East 30 rods; thence South 41) rtlds; thence East 15 rods 1'7 links to place of beginning, con· talnJng about forty (40) 1 rods, more or less, and is part of fractlon No. 7, Scipio Township, Meigs Cou11ty, Oblo, save and ex· cept the coal that was reserved by J~ob Davis when said land wa.s deeded by said Davis to A. Dun· lap, deed date:d January 3, 1851. The second piece ·l11 ' described as follows, to-wlt: An undivided three-fifths interest Jn the follow· ing reaJ estate situited in t h e Township of Scipio, CoWity of Meig11 and SlJI.te "' Ohlp, in Frac tlon 7, Town 7, a,.nge 14 of the Qhlo Company's PurChase., bea:ln· ' nlng approximately liK rod& East· mlii:TutW. I IIAN' of -tbe Southwest cornet' of said ICUI'. IROII- MITA~I Fraction, which point ie. also the Soutbedst comer of 1 _parcel of real eatate t'onVeyed by Henry ·MeciU.re, et al, deed dated f'eb- oe Band presented 1 conttrt at Kid· dl•port H1Jh $thool M(.faday m(ll'r,. ina: UAder tht IIJ.rtetian of Char· les Minelll. ,A.ulitant cllr~tora for lt.!Vtral n~mbert w~ Mr. Smith and Mr. Brophy of il:he ·Ohlo UJl.i· verslty Scbool .Or lJutl.c. 'their pro.. gram melu4ed popular and dassi· oal numben. au,.~r IOM,, !Continued from PliO• on•l ftetl-niOII. CONC . .T eiYtN The Obto llnlveralty Afmphonic ••. t.iild CTII MillerTossei ._.d held w.~ er"'l9'." . p .m. ut the home of Mr1. Paul E. Day~ wlth XI-1. Arth\1:1' Skinner u the ollistl.l\e hosteu. 31. r:~lm ... Tne Past Chleh CIAIIOtll. .f TO ~l-It Th'e i'ebiuary meeting of tllf Amateur Gardfnert Club wJij be 21. Eliruw.· The ' administrJlion ofJ vacein£> to buman bein_. b not witho"Jt lancer and tb.e decision to use it to· prevent rabiea in people 1ho"uld not be considered lightly . Danger from any 'Vacdne is n calculated risk with the odds ar.ea*'y Cavorina the ~ving or \'3('· eioc." • Dr. Brooks waro, '*at ir any reNon is bijteQ by a dOJ, th£> in· dh<Jual shon\rf ftport it to hiS laoul)• pbysi.clatl im.me41.ately, Do oct take :~~ny elul~ ~tl~ul.uly at 'ilii.s time. eOoti,., Filii rate ~ coo!l ~ord!)le cb,..ied lor advertloiq( If n~ld for o~ th of ,....tb followiJIII. -oli. · , In . ~. ~ : lm•uidlately. ..,. IHiili will not~ reJPODiible tor mort! tbla oae lneor· r,I\U CHIIFS MIITINCI Dale $mhh u co-hosttu. t1. Conclude 31. MMJ, Violat Edwards I• announelna: the recent marrlgae of her d•ughter, a.tty, to Char1ea Pt.tah, at Richmond Ind. Mr. and :Uri Pu~:b have movel;l. to '.ialHpolia. ine.d. e - be qura~tine~ ~ 9btl!lrY11d for at l'al:t ~n 41.n . Ul4 wben killed or It dies, the brain llhould be cxam- lf!l 11 :21 foattttt 12:10 SJcb Olf . a Ire 11 1 L20 Proal Box 11..,.,,111>1it •bllf.~l>lo d....... ~Jl abould jr!.e-.. nut OJlg I....., W wor<J, one~. Ill......, <ha,.. Jllc.- 4 . per word for three eoo~ti!! ~O!WI. lll>oelal- P"' ,....U,Ior Ill -d. . Wcat.b.ercut 7~ . ~ayor of "-' T41n .7 :10 Eddle Pilher 7:45 NBC Newt B:()Q Hl[.aq) Ho»~a,. Uo "'~"" ~CJ~w• ...1 9:;:: Kraft 'thea1l'e 1 -.· "• 10: • "II .._. ¥0\ll [Jfe · IO·n TJI4 r•Jil ~ qpll' IO:il(llo M.on Calle.4 X RATES 4:45 t.Jodern itomt~a,et 8:00 Fedefa.l Men &:30 New1 l:.tO $pOrta Eye 6:55G)Veatberlecast it:p!) tfewa t(f~U~,s ll:UI Wdtflfllftlflt • PHO.... £ ~'"98 " • CHAN ...L 3 l:gg Cwr'-.ri,t 5:!QI Mf LI.Ut. Mafltt 8:30 ~-"'• Nil Show 'WYman 9 30 A:t tr c· 1e Tl · CoUee Time · Home The ~iee it Rfl:bt Truth or Coosequenee1 Tic 1M Dol.llb 12:30 1f, CfqlfJ fe Yt\1 Current 2:00 Parsph's Stucly 2:SO Tennesse-e ~rnie Ford S:OO Matinee Theatre 4:99 Q~ Ftr. A .Dey 4:1.5 Kod.em RoQlanc:e 0:00 Comedy Thill . .- - . m z...- WANT ADs 9 :00 10:00 11:00 Jl :30 12.~ 1:00 77' . ..........v Bula1 Edward VenSldde. who F.arl McClure, Mrs Earl Me. reaWea al Wet! CbeJ .. , .... .,. tkle, .DeLan~. !Fitridl, otherwise CJur~. addrt·Ul!ll unlm~~. tDe 'tlll· whD~e place ol nlidenee 11 uno kDOWJJ heirs, dewlaew,. J•teea, Jo:nown, Mil like notlee that on necutort, sJminlatratora or' t• Jaou11y 7, 19M, tbe undenlaned signs of Earl llt'Clure, if deeeaaed, fllf<l ber peUUon wlnJ( WJD in Bt.. rnlce McClure; addreae ~11 · ... , . . . , 1 f,he Ufl · th~.o Court of Common Pleas ot k.JJO'I'."..,, MelpCounty,Ohlo prlylng for d:i- knoMJ hU5band of Bemioe lfc· votce and restoration of her Cilltt'; tht> tmknown heln, .,dl!\'l· IOr81ef I'Jtt'mi, Otl the fP'OUnda Of see&. legatees. ~~ut.oN , edllllnisextrtll.e trUitlty ,nd 1ro•• negl«t trators or u..si1ns of 8itT11lot Me· of duty. 'Slid ciu"&e win be for Clu!"'e, it decea ~d . Nora McClure, ~arlnc on or after February 19. addrelia unknown, tbe unknown 1911'1. htdrs, de~iaee&, terateea, rt.ecu· ton, or ani,tRJ of NANCY J.llll VANSICKLE6 Nora admm.Lstrator, .Mc(~\urt•, if deceued. The BY: \\l!:fli!Tiilll & FULTZ, unknown peira, devl.aee~, lepleee. FOR-CONSISTENT Df:PilNDABJA AESIIL1't 6:" Sip ~n '7:00 Teiby' J2:QD Tie T:ae llouall 12:30 It Ctluld Be You ures lor !tO~ Wd veeelne En).(. la1;1d, New :te1JIA4 1Jl4 A~stralia PrololbU the eM~ ol all dogs UDUI tbef b,vt ~n ,uarantined fllr I J101'1od 01 _,, ..,.,Ill,, and • , W~'JV 9 :00 Cortee Time 10:00 Home 11:00 The Price ls IU;;1d 11 :30 Truth or Conaequence1 9:00 Jane . ' w~ WSAZ·TY CHANNIL 3 8 : ~5 Sill& On 7:00 Today 7 :~ Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlep·f.: o., Feb. 5, 1957-3 . ed.netday- T uesday known .e..-e of r.abiea, w~at L·a•J be done tD ~ent lt! '·An.sw.er. St.•k!i. •uat•"'tine nw.1 s· • '""' like ................ ft. Jlvea you a power of plea&He waa a Scandinavian and 1 ure to read how all the college belteve he. is dead 1 was a ~ered 1 raduatea are swamped with job kid In a b;r. town Jookin& ft>r job, offers. Aceordlna to the laat thing t saw th.e 1017 boyl wlll avorage out tOO buckt a bead jul!lt for atarLen-double the average sal e.ry or 10 ye:tl'l. palt. It brii)JI 1 slow, slow smile, even tbouJh you know the bu~k dotan•t proettre the 1ame deer as a long time aco wbeo you le11ped out into opam anonymity. One hun.;lrt!d dollars. Each week. Th~tL bi&, coarse C·note that mado you Into 1 man. That wae a house and a car and a 1et1-Yant -and peo· pie uid •'•str" at you. When you paued tbe century mark you wt!rc a re•l M& feJiow, und ~ould Rend the kldt to sebool. M'7 Cil'lt Job paid me 10 bul·ks a week, oa whltb J w.u 1 upposcd to keep myaell ff'd. housed, and ~leaned, wlfll very Uttle left over for yac:btJ, Frtoch ml1tresse 11 , and rate hones. It Wll not 10 Jauah· able tl!len, bu\ my credit rallna wa1 oQfe 10 anemic: that t was \urned down 11 a risk by a nrm whieh apett&.Uzed ln lt4 11ults. 'fhere wa• a piece in 'Time rt· tlltUY whleb IBid they could 11 'I flad enoua:h youna newspapermen tO 10 'rouad. The average starling pay lJ fl~ a month. 1 recall get· tina rna~ an PO a week as a u,e~ap.periiJ.•Q 1 n d Wtlndered w~t· to d~ with tht extra loot. Onl! Unle 1 worked on a paper a11 a - . TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV C..«Jn'1el a , ' ......... J411kl' ,, ~ · ~~~\li:'~-~· . \ • - ~ " 0 ~ .. '' ' 0 ..: -:::::::=::-::-===:=- ~ -:-- -:.: = - --- ~-:::-::: =-·~ -:-:-:::·.:-:::-::--=...-::-.::-.=.:: :-.. :::~· . �' . 41 ~ Selltblel, Pomero7·1!lddleport, 0 ., Feb. 5, 1957 Traffic Plan . ' . . 'COunty Cage Teams Favored In Games Set-'Tolliglit By Alan MINtf IWant IAoserCo~trols Panthers, Jackets In Crucial Test AsThrcr-Season Nears Its 1957 Oosing co. mty bask{'!ba ll team11 .are fa vored to wm tonight when they 8(l uarc off agai nst opponents in the lull before the county tour-nament Februar y 19, 21. and 23 which will determine the local delegate to the district c-i imina· tion in AthePS . Onl y Harrisonville. the ort·beatin club fro m Sci pio Township, ill . restin g as Racine goe s to McArthur , Easter"n tr11vel s to the small old gym al Cneshire , and the Rutland H<>d Devils host Shade, a · tcan, Harrisonville dereated ear- The Sports Desk By Bob Grimm COLUMBUS, 0 . UP - Coache s' ra!ings. All 31! coaches Tourna· voting lhou ;.: ht Middletown was ment time i~ just around the cor- the be ~ t tNm in the stale . ner for Ohio high schovl basket· baU team1, but the daancea of anyCOLUMB US, 0 . UP - The one dethroning defending Class Uniterl Press Ohio high ~~ehool bas· AA c:hRmpion Middletown seem to kelball ratings with flrat place be 1rowlne dimmer by the week. vntes and won - lo~:~t ret'OJ'ds While othn top team.11 fall vic· through Jo'eb. 2 in parentheses : tim Lu upsets and off nights, Tum Points Cos'eh Paul WHikcr'a Middies just 1. 1\Hrlriletown (36 15-0) 360 keep roHing along. With two more 2. Cl !! vdand Latin (13-0) 268 vletorie~ dming the la&t weekend, 3. Columh':.ls North (12·1) 242 Middletown today counted l:) .iJt a 4. Steuhenvllle 01·0) 203 row this carnpa111n and a sttln( of !J. <;uy&b!lga Falls (14.0) 1~5 40 stralii:hl victories over I "two· 8. r..antnn llcKinley 02·2) 118 · season span. 01 ·3) 1}1 7. Hamlllon 04·1) 80 Ali ~ result, the Middie1 werv a. Shcthy (12·2) 88 accordM the (l.nt unanimous vote 9. Zinesvil!u ~ lor the lop te1m In Ohio lhl1 week 10. Columhu s East (7-6) St-eond tO teams : 11. Tiffin Cotv('r recorded In the United Prc3s lumbian 51 ; 12. Chillicothe 50; 13. Lakcwuud 4 7; 14. Toledo Macomb· cr 3R; 13. Youngstown South 31i; \6. Ci nt•inn ·• ti Roger 8al!on 31; 17. Dayton Kilt':'r 30; J8. Kent Roo!levf!lt 28 · 19 . Anderson 20; 20. 1'ecumll(! h 19. Diles Illustrated ln Magazine Of Sporl" Illustrated or Friends Davlr! Diles, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. DUes, were in- terc&tl!ld when he was shown In the January 28th tude of "Sports Illustrated" tntervlewhlg T~rrcncc I Gordon Saw~huck, one of the noston Bruin hockey team. sawchuck belonaed to the NA- --- -- - -- - - Hart Offered Go In Garden After TKO Victory NI!:W YORK UP - Garnett tional Hockey Lcaaue. Oilc11, who (Sugar) Hart. remarkable young began hla aport wrltina with The Phii.Bdclphla welterweight was or. hi~ fin~t Madlaon Square Garden CighL Loda,y because of his Editor in Detroit, Mlchlfilan. lith straight victory in a nearly .-totous e ndini at st. Nichola~~ INAKI IN T•OUILI SOtrfHSIDE, Tenn. - A trlf!nrl Arena Momliy night. or Vtralnla Mackey didn't have to For almo~t 20 minutes the 2.176 10 tar to 1!art hunting. As tbr. lan1 at Mo"dB)' nJrht'!l TV scrap ·man started to Joad hl.s shotgun, & .barnged the ring with twl1ted ll'llke popJK!d aut of the a:un bar- program-', paper cupa, cigar butta r<!. and banann peels 11 the yelled their prote@ t.s axalnat Hart's scv· PAY THI U cnth·round Lt'clmtcal knockout vicBROCKTOal, )fall. - "What do tory OVC!r Barry AIUion or Spring· you tblnk this 11, 1 joke?" aakcd field ,Mass One fJst [IGhl broke the jud(!e when 1 defendant ~ ­ out al rln11s.1dc. fin counUn1 out 200 penni~ to pay 111 IUef!al parldnlf line. ''I'll TO PLAY PORTLANO give you 10 mlnute11 lo takfl them Rutlllnd J1mlor Ui&h School will ICfOJs to the bank. and get bllls. play l'orth111c1 7th and 6th GradQ Or elae you will a:o to jail !or Sutnrd:~.y nii hl at rortJBnd, Coach two dny1.'' Tbe defendant wu Uenry Null Yid today. A prelim· b1ck pronto with two one dollu lllllry IPml' wt.l be between the 5th anti -6 th ~:rade clubs. Sentinel It A~soclated Pre111 Sporb Cered I ~· ' • WE HAVE THE SUPPLIES BY 1.'1111leb.IU ,. MaiJ Call ...Fred Crow, most of the timP. his normal eonservative lepl .elf, is yet youn, eaougb to enjoy 1 whopr,lnj: 100d joke, or ~necdote.. His at* is ·a Jetter flloo tenalbly received from MooD. Cllf· ford. At lea!t it would· aftnaar 10. rranveatip.Uon ot tne envelope dlJ. closed It was po•tmarked ln -ren, Ohio). As will be sef:n• hom out uf 17 5tarts, will be hl!avUy lts contents, reproduced below, Ita favored to take the so-so Generals into camp by 8 fa~ score. Tbe .•ubjo'!et it hardly 1port1, unless match should be a breather before Sporl.8 are very loosely defined. a toug~l!r one this Friday for Sport1 Deak cannot quibble o\o·er Racine wht"n the Tornado will such a moot point Crow opened travel to Amcl Bern Cor a return bla Warren, 0 . le.t tcr ro read: •amc. Dear Mr. Crow: This chain letter Is started b)' a The Panthers will have a moun· man like !'OUfleiC, in .the bope lain-like job to stop Gary f'rieden- tha' it wUI bring- relief and bapmaker or Wellston, the leading pinfas to tired and bored working scorer in t])e SEOAL with ~3 men. points over the 11 game route. Unlik'! most chain letten ·'this Coach Dick Helton has Aaron Buf- doea not cott a red cent. Simply flngtOII witl1 169 points, S. T. Jolm· send a copy of thill letter to five son wit'J 155 and J ohn Sisson with friends wllo are equally Ured IM to counter tne Rocket ace. and bored. Welhslon also has the Walton Then bifr,lfle up you}- wife and brotberJ wit!) 136 and 106 pointa end her to the man who•e n1me for their medium artillcr)'. appears on the top or tbi• lilt and Middleport, fresh from a victory add your na-me lo the bottom of over weak JackHon lal!tt week, 69- the U1t. !13, will be tlndcrdoga in GallipoJia. When your name come• to U.~e The Blue flcvlls hold wins over top of the ,.list you will ha,ve rePomerov. Jackson, W~llstorl' and ceived 16,741i women . Some of Logan while losing Jour of its them are hound to be a beck of aames by Vl'ry elose scores. a big improvement over what )'Ou Coacll Swackhammer's boys, (ed bad. by fourth ·highest scorer, Jim Have faith-do not break the Bowles, will have to be ·hltllng on cbalnt One man did, and got h.is all cylinders to rome ore the win- old lady back. ncr. Sincerely, Tomm)' Manville, Aly Kahn, King Farouk, Errol Fynn,• A-rtie Shaw, Moon Cli!ford r. S. At the date of thb writing a rrlend of mine bad recelved 3M women. They burled him yesterNt-~W YORK Uf' The United day. It took three undertakers inPress collcg~ ba!>iketball ratings cluding Henry Ewtna: 36 hours to w.i lh Cirst-nt nce vote~ and won- g(lt the smile oll hie face. hwt ri' C'Ords throu" h Feb. 2 in End, Mail Call. Jlllf €' nthf'Ses: Tnm Pol"h Rou~h, ~· 153 165 123 441 1. North Carolina (24 16·0] 338 Lcw1s, 1. 1'14- 156 108 437 2. Ka11sas t9 13·1) 307 Roush , W. 195 168 149 &12 3. Kentucky (I 16·;:1) 242 Chesher 142 142 4. Sou. Mf'thodlst · <15-2) 195 Handlrap 10 4 lU 24 5. UCLA CUH) 169 679 634 &28 18U Totals 6. Louisville (I 14-3) 13~ DAVIS-WARNIR 7. Seattle 07·2) 71 Sisson 177 15'7 146 460 B. •Bradley 03-2) 7'2. Damewood 148 163 163 47t 9. Ohio State (11 -4) Ill Davis 16& 186 180 441 tO. low.! State (12-4J 53 War ner 146 12'7 13$ -112 Second 10--11, Canislus, 49; 12 Totah OUJ ft83 608 1007 Tic, California and Illinois, fO ; IOOSTIRS each ;14, Purdue, 36; 15, Wake Belzin~ 146 144 ·tM 44-4 }"orcs!., 31; 16, Drh:hum Young, Ash 145 138 174 4118 14; 17 Tl.a Wa11hington and Syra- JOJICS 1~ J32 201) rusc, 10 each; 19. St. Louis, 9; Russell lit 111! 230 20, Wc$tcrn Kentucky, 8. Whipple 143 141 284 Handicap 29 34 36 98 Total1 193 581 821 1808 Yankees Point To Flame Throwers ln Signing Talks • DUO.DOOR 81'0101 POOIUl • • DUO-MATIC STORM WINDOWS •CELOTEX INSULATION Valley L'umber 6 Supply Ms,uc FO.IMAN a AHOn Middleport llbould have only one restrietio~ : Tbat no ~l>.ool may appear on video more than three dme.s, Itgardleu of the Jize of the networK or area covered. , "If tb.at gues thrcugh," Mills said, "I Urink it would klU tbe bills which would force our achool1 to televise." • LIL ABNER .." ., ..•. • . BI.LL f.""':=;;;;;;;;'::'':;;:'"::::::;;;;;;;;.1 The 96-89 walloping band,ed to Obt.o State by Dlinois Mod 1 fJ6.64 bea~lnt eiven Purdue h)' .MtcbigaJr means that nil four of these teaq~s, plus Indiana, are t"Ven in the viW ,.lott c.:tlumn" at two defeats eacl:. The only diUerenr;e now i1 ln ",:amee won," Wb~ Ohio State has six, P\ll'due five, and the ot.ler three have tour eaeh - throwifll the door open for a07 orut in the eroup to drive for the tltle. . lonSalle low Out Illlnoi1, an up1et \1dim itaelf only last Satqrday, led most of the way !r. buting Ohio State for tlte 12th time In 12 years on \:he Ulini oourt. lllinoi• 1tar Geor&e Bo~ · Salle, ineUaible from now tm be cau-;e of scholastic troublfl8, maile his rareweU with 27 point. to pace the victory ·a l\bough frAnk Howard of Ohio State took taDle searing honors with 30 pointe. After Ohio Stale held an early lead, 11· linois went anead, 38-~. at the 14 minute mark of the fir&t hillf and never traU9d again. ....... .. _ . .. .. . ' ' .. .' •:,; BILlS ,. : ' \ .., ..••' BILLSJ .. ' ...: ,. ~ ~ FOR THE • r ;• . . .....' r • i: ' ' ' ' ·~ ~ ~ ~ ...,,.,., Pay what You owe and buy what YQU need with a cuh lo'an. Tben hlve o1ftly ONE placA to pay - ~ .:. a Ut.tle ·a~ a Urne. What a relief! Have more of your pay · che<!k for yourself. Hundreds ate lettiag . private ca5h loans here for th,eir own good. Ohai\Ces l1'e you can too. JtUt phone WJ or atop ln. You are always weleome and you will like ow.· per-IOD-to-person money terms. . IN PAINT and SERVICE A~ FOr Olher Home l!nprovement Supplies . .'"•. GET . .. "$100 $500 $800 ·Orupto $1000 I BEST .••'' . '' I ' ' I ~ ' ~ . k· . .'· i :li ~ - .. .' I Jf • " • f SEE 'l'HE ."!"' CITY LOAN " '· fi CLINTON FISHER Sales- Paint - Servke 124. E. Pbones 8H5X - fl008-Y ll!aln St. ·,~ ~ AND SAVINGS COMPANY ...., ~ Phoae 11'1 Wh· \ ~ Ernest C.vert, Mgr. Judges IotJ;Ile 19~6 nljiU~~ tpmpetttion were J . Ad.dlrigto1i n~r. National Comman!ler· ·pf 'th,. ,.\mcriean l...egion; DL JQtln ,A. H<tm,!ah, _pre!lident of 'MteMta~ Sttne U'nivt:ralty and fQI'JI)~ ' As!listant Secret&ry D( Uefeli!e foe Manpower; and Hu.h MekCri!Ja. prr!.;id•:.nt nf the U. S. Junior qh &m ber of Commerce. ( .' .... ~ ·, ,,• r. •• ' ~ ' . • I . . MIDDLEPORT ~ '. I Square :-Dimcing, RQfkn'· -Too ,F;Jre · 202 203 ~~·~~ l: m:~ I . 1110 132 Lelving Tolah J88 127 1Q W 789 8'13 8115 21~7 i_ :~ 40& 148 157 188 471 SINTIN•" 160 181 185 520 CI!Hord 1'1 136 27'1 Tcdesro ltll 141 lO.Z 438 Abbott 159 1211 170 173 487 Bowen Tota)q 0. E. tlOd 008 631 1843 Gruescr v. c. Jcnk~ roulin Muncy Sn~ith Tot;111l~ , 124 283 Horak 134 1M 288 Chisler Handicap Totals 1'14130 l 733 188 172 1H4 191 170 481 1 1 3 879 879 Ull }, ltD 158 132 438 Ill 137 118 sn~ LIIIRTY RESTA\IRANT 1M 133 183 .m 471 lnG:cls 1;7 130 389 rrow 29 211 22 'rill Si s~on 5Gtf 1180 813 l'lt9 CfNiles Mc11ohlr.l f.I,NOLY TAVERN ~"+! ~--------------...J i (;hapmali 141 118 2.12 ti38 .161 Ill m ToW. 1'70 131 140 447 US Ja at 195 449 144 178 f82 188 111 2()l &43 ~78 203 1110 1181 t'll~ Ia& 81111:W Hf' wa , .,m::u·rieri sev en yet!rs agu to tl'( ~orme r .Jo~·r c ~lart i n of Tenne-rton 'J'hcy have ·cwo ehll-· dren, EliZabeth, Jane anrl Mary Kathef'lne, whO w~ S born the nig-Lt..htr lath<'t r~ceived the lo<'<ll Uoutl Citize nship award last t> pring. Most -civic aetiviti .:~ s in · Buck- . hall'noJL find either George or Joy.ce rorothers i n lhe ccntt-r of them., Tre9urcr of the Lio,ns Club, GeQ-:ge is also a director of the Chamber 01 Uommerce. Both the Corather~t are key wnrkers in the Communlt'}• Chest and Red CrosS" ·fund drives lind the Central W. ; VII . S1r·a \'·· berry Festival. , A membt:r ortlle West Virgin ia Bow Hunters AssGCiation, George ... won trqphtes in 1953 and 1934 Co: 1 downing the first deer tn the st.1l.e Mth bow-and-arrow. r-te is a n0y Scout counc~l~r, me1 nberand of the 4-H Pin Wl!arers aCOun('il, the B~Jckhannon County Club. . The awar.:t provam has been · .eJted by the ,Freedoms Founda. Uon, Arner1e.:n\ Pub)!(' Rel::.tious Assoelatiop, ' ".A merfcan Society of all(f upectl ~o ~o AssoMation 'El]tecutives Jnd Pui.JiiC _ a t~W:rt . traJnhlfl/ ~elations · N~ws for it's contributi?ns to' the merican way of U(q:. ....... 750 800 643 20M ~;~~~~~ :\fr_ Co.rathers grew up in jlu<'k· hannon, whe1~e he attended Buck · ~a.nflnn -Up ~ llur High School. ll c JDI!,t' ti Kro):lcr herp fol!owiu;:: gr;uf1nlion in 194.8 as a clerk in the ~ain Street store and wa s named ~n ngcr in 19!'i2. Hayes t~k lu.!t1 at J,.ackland AFB, Hnt _ltJ :j!1eP,herd -;~:;·~;W.bete he quaiUied tqain~tJa~ me· beeq ~~t t.:t Plat· ~~~;~.;;,1"T...,L~~~~~! '\!1 401 RIIU!s -Robert Hay" The two older sons of Mr. and Vrs. Arnold' Hayes · cbose different btt~tis of the Armed Ser\'icn'l wb,n A.!3c CIJ.arles Eugene Ha)'e!l enJlste1J II) the Air Forc.e and his ~-d~r l>r«her, RQbcrt A. Hare:i lk, 4!'h04.e tb!:! No>'y. · · ltoJ~t ftaye ·-1 Ai'.'. ' compleu~d his 'bo'ft . it,~:i'Rl~g . ht Ba!nbrJd,gc, 11!r • ilt:d hu been ·!llnlliuned for thl! ~iithte~r rnu'lthl {)q the us~. wit...._.Q_IlOnset Poh\t, Rt. a~ Ue has been on t u\ :-· a I ~nd is exqected i'IOU'IP. bia Present Cruise by corly ~~;~~~~;~~ E. 1St 157 321 17'r 128 301 203 151 139 493 2u8 178 144 528 I The annli.al competition is d('· signe-d bo give ~cognition to store m~.cnagcrs f~r wol'k in nctivitles dt!· !lOting g~od cftizensbip. It Is Ptrt of the indusb·y'a eon,~t'f.ion . t~at evE:ry emnloyce sbould ret:ogui:tl' his reSponsibilities to the commonit)' in which he hves and worfc.~ . 4. SPORTS CENna Stobart McKinney, E. Collins Drcnner McK inncy, B. Totals Ulackston Wa,c:n£'1' H:uHord lhndicap "QUAUTY OUR MOTTO" w.,._ plan Forget just about everything that's happ.eqed so far in that tor· ri(l Bit Ten buketball race-.JtondaJ nlgbt'a defeats of Oblo State und Purdue have turned it into a brlJid Df':W ,flve.team battle. .' IV Unlt..t Pr..11 TRI tOUNTY LIAGUE Now that their big gun-MJckcy RM11Ih, P'.....,.ry .t, 1957 :\fantlc-has signed hi~ 1957 con-I IAKIR , ,.URMITURI tra ct the New York Yankees lfl· Clatworthy 150 216 170 Sfl :lay went after their flame·throw- E. Baker 173 129 187 f8l cu in a dr ive to c:ttch up with Norris 188181 168 1116 mo~ t of the o•her mnjor lcaJIL•t' Anderson 175 170 200 M& clubs in the "fount.uin pen derby." Darst 216 222 168 800 l\1anllc w~s only lbl"' 14th mom· Totah $80 918 873 2878 of ~be world champions to NIW YORK CINTIItAL. 161 14'1 140 43B come1 to terms whe n he rormaiLy John1ton signed Monday for a roporled $60 . Allensworth 14-G 107 162 Ul 000. 1'hnl left 27 Yanhes still 01;t C. Davili 147 138 188 473 nC tho fold, Including Lhe bulk of J<'nkinll 1M 128 169 fll th.- pitching stair. . rowell . 148 181 173 1102 0()'1 Lor sc n, amcng the pitrhcn:, Handicap Ill 53 53 150 Is <'Xpel'lcrl to give thf! Yankce ncT.ot1l11 - 791 '154 885 2434 11otiators th<~ir Na:gcst tust~lc on HOLSUM IAICIIY the basia of that unprecedented nl.'· Woodtl . 182 118 13~ f33 hil . no-ruu iamc ho turne-d h. J. Scbilhu,1 1~ UO 110 t65 aa;n l n ~ l the Dodgers in l11sl yeu s Grate 12ft 158 283 1G1 U. 285 Woorld St•ric:~. The no-11·indup right- Slater i'IMI 14'1 157 t80 halldcr n•pt•rtcdl)' hopes to dquhle Stobarf hill tOM utary of Sl2,000 tbi!L yoar D. Schllllnc 1&1 147 • !.t Jt . 10 34 lmt the first contract he rc1urncd Jlandlrap . 1d 1 1 $3 000 Tot.ah 118 882 717 2218 0 ~~~ .rl<' dl Y ~arr c or. 'I ' SICOND STill It 'M llkiT ratac. Graves lt? 1t3 137 4''1 R11ultt Jenuary 31, 1957 Keop Wlnler'o l<y Bla•t R••k With BIg Ten Race NOW S-Team Battle Roya.I that the 1967 NCAA TV J.eJiilation bas been introduced in both Ohio and Indiana to torcf! stale sch'.lols to tele.vise riwre game!, and Milia eid that ln bb1. opinion, shoulci .the schools 00 forced to get out of the UCAA, - --- TWIN "tiTY LIAOUI INSIDE IMPROVEMENT JOB bfOUiht to .Mel&• Gene,rat ~pltal by tbe Pomeroy Emerceney ,quad on Ute advice ...of hia pb)'aldan. noi1 Athletic DirPCtor Dout Mil!s JJpeculated today. The t-on!f'rence has proposed Tbomu Wqner, Tbom11 Fork, Buffered a hearl attack ·~ b I • home "t 1 : 1~ p.m. Monday and. WU Tarheels Tops In UP Basketball Loatch~:s' Ratings Bowlina Highliahts· FOR THAT CHICAGO UP -The Bit Ten wa nts looser ~ontrols on footbaU te levision to loruta!l leliJlatlvepre'lSure which could foree , th~ ~onference out-of lhe Na1ion1l Col!eg1at c Athletic Ae~iaUon, .nn. 0 lier thh season. ,omcroy i:.: to entertain SEOAL opponent Wellston in what will be a hard fou i ht contest to stay in contention for the fir11t division ·in the senior loop. M .ddl t e~IOr~ 's Yellow Jackets go to GaHipoE~ to try to turn back a Bl iJ£> . Devil cl~b bent on revenge (or an earli er loss this season. Racine, sf 1ootlng for its lBlh win Middletown Looks Unbeatable; Accorded 1st Unanimous Vote THREE . TV SHOWS PER BIG 10 TEAM :~~'~:.·Ten m•mhe0"1 ~ r•l w•tiNIR HOSPITAL~D · 1 :· . )': ' •) I j .,: ,_, ~ >. ··• . ' ' :. . ' ,·;. . ·C ' ·t Hts Golden Anniversary at the W4~.el ! I ]n TeJ.&.s, then .is a pll'ttleman who is currently drivins out bio. fiftieth year at t!>e wheel of a C.diUac car. In New Jeroe:r, thero io another gentleman who hao pur<~ ovecy yearljr model that Cadillac hao prod!I<Od over the poat 6ft,y-three yea,.. 1\ese an1 oimpl,y dramati< examples of one qf the mi>ltt nularkable truioms in all motordom: 14M """' a man W,., lite wltttl of • c.Jille, ·4< · .,:,...116 ,.,..;,., Ill. I~ wloeel of ACcJi/1«! " To be aure; a motor car would have to oO'er _.1\Y unique virtues in otc!er .fo wiD so pnerous a ........ for ilaelf in ~he all'ectiono of so maey._ ·Aod, in tho ..,. of Cadill.., .we think these virtu.O'..-. aelf-evldci.t. · • . There ;., llnt ·of aD, quality. No ell'ort of ot,yliq or dcoi,o ot orafbm~p io ever spared to Cadillac the fiimt pouiiJ. molor ur. There iO bea~t,y aod luxiii'JI and o perf~mance. The. car'o· inal!fli&cont ot,yliq and interior coach· work hue, ,over the 108rlo ~bt ~clillao an inbrell ·majeot,y· and elepn<:< that are ontiroly_ita own •• , ao<l badillao e.,.i...-ina hao heen tho . in~u§try •s etl11flani _lnsp,iration. FinAJJY, tkcrc is rtpu.IA/.£",~·· Never in automotiv~ history )\..,. another motor l:ar ill&~ aucb a,. abidiq PubliC: O!'Dvk:tion io i~ oWn ·~ftes:t• And, corlainl,y, these baok CodUJ.c 1118redicots have this J<Ool' rqpod tboir r,i<llnt' ~r...l. & whether' you've heeo at ·the wloool :of & O..dillac for half a ..,.nlury • ~ 1• ~!f···IJa-. yot to spend your lil'&t bour -Ia. tbtl neat o£ ~Z. y'ou should sce and drive this of uodillaca. Need .we say_mDR7 ..,_! ... IKARR (;,. VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES . .. m~ko . ' ..' ,._ I ' •. �' . 41 ~ Selltblel, Pomero7·1!lddleport, 0 ., Feb. 5, 1957 Traffic Plan . ' . . 'COunty Cage Teams Favored In Games Set-'Tolliglit By Alan MINtf IWant IAoserCo~trols Panthers, Jackets In Crucial Test AsThrcr-Season Nears Its 1957 Oosing co. mty bask{'!ba ll team11 .are fa vored to wm tonight when they 8(l uarc off agai nst opponents in the lull before the county tour-nament Februar y 19, 21. and 23 which will determine the local delegate to the district c-i imina· tion in AthePS . Onl y Harrisonville. the ort·beatin club fro m Sci pio Township, ill . restin g as Racine goe s to McArthur , Easter"n tr11vel s to the small old gym al Cneshire , and the Rutland H<>d Devils host Shade, a · tcan, Harrisonville dereated ear- The Sports Desk By Bob Grimm COLUMBUS, 0 . UP - Coache s' ra!ings. All 31! coaches Tourna· voting lhou ;.: ht Middletown was ment time i~ just around the cor- the be ~ t tNm in the stale . ner for Ohio high schovl basket· baU team1, but the daancea of anyCOLUMB US, 0 . UP - The one dethroning defending Class Uniterl Press Ohio high ~~ehool bas· AA c:hRmpion Middletown seem to kelball ratings with flrat place be 1rowlne dimmer by the week. vntes and won - lo~:~t ret'OJ'ds While othn top team.11 fall vic· through Jo'eb. 2 in parentheses : tim Lu upsets and off nights, Tum Points Cos'eh Paul WHikcr'a Middies just 1. 1\Hrlriletown (36 15-0) 360 keep roHing along. With two more 2. Cl !! vdand Latin (13-0) 268 vletorie~ dming the la&t weekend, 3. Columh':.ls North (12·1) 242 Middletown today counted l:) .iJt a 4. Steuhenvllle 01·0) 203 row this carnpa111n and a sttln( of !J. <;uy&b!lga Falls (14.0) 1~5 40 stralii:hl victories over I "two· 8. r..antnn llcKinley 02·2) 118 · season span. 01 ·3) 1}1 7. Hamlllon 04·1) 80 Ali ~ result, the Middie1 werv a. Shcthy (12·2) 88 accordM the (l.nt unanimous vote 9. Zinesvil!u ~ lor the lop te1m In Ohio lhl1 week 10. Columhu s East (7-6) St-eond tO teams : 11. Tiffin Cotv('r recorded In the United Prc3s lumbian 51 ; 12. Chillicothe 50; 13. Lakcwuud 4 7; 14. Toledo Macomb· cr 3R; 13. Youngstown South 31i; \6. Ci nt•inn ·• ti Roger 8al!on 31; 17. Dayton Kilt':'r 30; J8. Kent Roo!levf!lt 28 · 19 . Anderson 20; 20. 1'ecumll(! h 19. Diles Illustrated ln Magazine Of Sporl" Illustrated or Friends Davlr! Diles, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. DUes, were in- terc&tl!ld when he was shown In the January 28th tude of "Sports Illustrated" tntervlewhlg T~rrcncc I Gordon Saw~huck, one of the noston Bruin hockey team. sawchuck belonaed to the NA- --- -- - -- - - Hart Offered Go In Garden After TKO Victory NI!:W YORK UP - Garnett tional Hockey Lcaaue. Oilc11, who (Sugar) Hart. remarkable young began hla aport wrltina with The Phii.Bdclphla welterweight was or. hi~ fin~t Madlaon Square Garden CighL Loda,y because of his Editor in Detroit, Mlchlfilan. lith straight victory in a nearly .-totous e ndini at st. Nichola~~ INAKI IN T•OUILI SOtrfHSIDE, Tenn. - A trlf!nrl Arena Momliy night. or Vtralnla Mackey didn't have to For almo~t 20 minutes the 2.176 10 tar to 1!art hunting. As tbr. lan1 at Mo"dB)' nJrht'!l TV scrap ·man started to Joad hl.s shotgun, & .barnged the ring with twl1ted ll'llke popJK!d aut of the a:un bar- program-', paper cupa, cigar butta r<!. and banann peels 11 the yelled their prote@ t.s axalnat Hart's scv· PAY THI U cnth·round Lt'clmtcal knockout vicBROCKTOal, )fall. - "What do tory OVC!r Barry AIUion or Spring· you tblnk this 11, 1 joke?" aakcd field ,Mass One fJst [IGhl broke the jud(!e when 1 defendant ~ ­ out al rln11s.1dc. fin counUn1 out 200 penni~ to pay 111 IUef!al parldnlf line. ''I'll TO PLAY PORTLANO give you 10 mlnute11 lo takfl them Rutlllnd J1mlor Ui&h School will ICfOJs to the bank. and get bllls. play l'orth111c1 7th and 6th GradQ Or elae you will a:o to jail !or Sutnrd:~.y nii hl at rortJBnd, Coach two dny1.'' Tbe defendant wu Uenry Null Yid today. A prelim· b1ck pronto with two one dollu lllllry IPml' wt.l be between the 5th anti -6 th ~:rade clubs. Sentinel It A~soclated Pre111 Sporb Cered I ~· ' • WE HAVE THE SUPPLIES BY 1.'1111leb.IU ,. MaiJ Call ...Fred Crow, most of the timP. his normal eonservative lepl .elf, is yet youn, eaougb to enjoy 1 whopr,lnj: 100d joke, or ~necdote.. His at* is ·a Jetter flloo tenalbly received from MooD. Cllf· ford. At lea!t it would· aftnaar 10. rranveatip.Uon ot tne envelope dlJ. closed It was po•tmarked ln -ren, Ohio). As will be sef:n• hom out uf 17 5tarts, will be hl!avUy lts contents, reproduced below, Ita favored to take the so-so Generals into camp by 8 fa~ score. Tbe .•ubjo'!et it hardly 1port1, unless match should be a breather before Sporl.8 are very loosely defined. a toug~l!r one this Friday for Sport1 Deak cannot quibble o\o·er Racine wht"n the Tornado will such a moot point Crow opened travel to Amcl Bern Cor a return bla Warren, 0 . le.t tcr ro read: •amc. Dear Mr. Crow: This chain letter Is started b)' a The Panthers will have a moun· man like !'OUfleiC, in .the bope lain-like job to stop Gary f'rieden- tha' it wUI bring- relief and bapmaker or Wellston, the leading pinfas to tired and bored working scorer in t])e SEOAL with ~3 men. points over the 11 game route. Unlik'! most chain letten ·'this Coach Dick Helton has Aaron Buf- doea not cott a red cent. Simply flngtOII witl1 169 points, S. T. Jolm· send a copy of thill letter to five son wit'J 155 and J ohn Sisson with friends wllo are equally Ured IM to counter tne Rocket ace. and bored. Welhslon also has the Walton Then bifr,lfle up you}- wife and brotberJ wit!) 136 and 106 pointa end her to the man who•e n1me for their medium artillcr)'. appears on the top or tbi• lilt and Middleport, fresh from a victory add your na-me lo the bottom of over weak JackHon lal!tt week, 69- the U1t. !13, will be tlndcrdoga in GallipoJia. When your name come• to U.~e The Blue flcvlls hold wins over top of the ,.list you will ha,ve rePomerov. Jackson, W~llstorl' and ceived 16,741i women . Some of Logan while losing Jour of its them are hound to be a beck of aames by Vl'ry elose scores. a big improvement over what )'Ou Coacll Swackhammer's boys, (ed bad. by fourth ·highest scorer, Jim Have faith-do not break the Bowles, will have to be ·hltllng on cbalnt One man did, and got h.is all cylinders to rome ore the win- old lady back. ncr. Sincerely, Tomm)' Manville, Aly Kahn, King Farouk, Errol Fynn,• A-rtie Shaw, Moon Cli!ford r. S. At the date of thb writing a rrlend of mine bad recelved 3M women. They burled him yesterNt-~W YORK Uf' The United day. It took three undertakers inPress collcg~ ba!>iketball ratings cluding Henry Ewtna: 36 hours to w.i lh Cirst-nt nce vote~ and won- g(lt the smile oll hie face. hwt ri' C'Ords throu" h Feb. 2 in End, Mail Call. Jlllf €' nthf'Ses: Tnm Pol"h Rou~h, ~· 153 165 123 441 1. North Carolina (24 16·0] 338 Lcw1s, 1. 1'14- 156 108 437 2. Ka11sas t9 13·1) 307 Roush , W. 195 168 149 &12 3. Kentucky (I 16·;:1) 242 Chesher 142 142 4. Sou. Mf'thodlst · <15-2) 195 Handlrap 10 4 lU 24 5. UCLA CUH) 169 679 634 &28 18U Totals 6. Louisville (I 14-3) 13~ DAVIS-WARNIR 7. Seattle 07·2) 71 Sisson 177 15'7 146 460 B. •Bradley 03-2) 7'2. Damewood 148 163 163 47t 9. Ohio State (11 -4) Ill Davis 16& 186 180 441 tO. low.! State (12-4J 53 War ner 146 12'7 13$ -112 Second 10--11, Canislus, 49; 12 Totah OUJ ft83 608 1007 Tic, California and Illinois, fO ; IOOSTIRS each ;14, Purdue, 36; 15, Wake Belzin~ 146 144 ·tM 44-4 }"orcs!., 31; 16, Drh:hum Young, Ash 145 138 174 4118 14; 17 Tl.a Wa11hington and Syra- JOJICS 1~ J32 201) rusc, 10 each; 19. St. Louis, 9; Russell lit 111! 230 20, Wc$tcrn Kentucky, 8. Whipple 143 141 284 Handicap 29 34 36 98 Total1 193 581 821 1808 Yankees Point To Flame Throwers ln Signing Talks • DUO.DOOR 81'0101 POOIUl • • DUO-MATIC STORM WINDOWS •CELOTEX INSULATION Valley L'umber 6 Supply Ms,uc FO.IMAN a AHOn Middleport llbould have only one restrietio~ : Tbat no ~l>.ool may appear on video more than three dme.s, Itgardleu of the Jize of the networK or area covered. , "If tb.at gues thrcugh," Mills said, "I Urink it would klU tbe bills which would force our achool1 to televise." • LIL ABNER .." ., ..•. • . BI.LL f.""':=;;;;;;;;'::'':;;:'"::::::;;;;;;;;.1 The 96-89 walloping band,ed to Obt.o State by Dlinois Mod 1 fJ6.64 bea~lnt eiven Purdue h)' .MtcbigaJr means that nil four of these teaq~s, plus Indiana, are t"Ven in the viW ,.lott c.:tlumn" at two defeats eacl:. The only diUerenr;e now i1 ln ",:amee won," Wb~ Ohio State has six, P\ll'due five, and the ot.ler three have tour eaeh - throwifll the door open for a07 orut in the eroup to drive for the tltle. . lonSalle low Out Illlnoi1, an up1et \1dim itaelf only last Satqrday, led most of the way !r. buting Ohio State for tlte 12th time In 12 years on \:he Ulini oourt. lllinoi• 1tar Geor&e Bo~ · Salle, ineUaible from now tm be cau-;e of scholastic troublfl8, maile his rareweU with 27 point. to pace the victory ·a l\bough frAnk Howard of Ohio State took taDle searing honors with 30 pointe. After Ohio Stale held an early lead, 11· linois went anead, 38-~. at the 14 minute mark of the fir&t hillf and never traU9d again. ....... .. _ . .. .. . ' ' .. .' •:,; BILlS ,. : ' \ .., ..••' BILLSJ .. ' ...: ,. ~ ~ FOR THE • r ;• . . .....' r • i: ' ' ' ' ·~ ~ ~ ~ ...,,.,., Pay what You owe and buy what YQU need with a cuh lo'an. Tben hlve o1ftly ONE placA to pay - ~ .:. a Ut.tle ·a~ a Urne. What a relief! Have more of your pay · che<!k for yourself. Hundreds ate lettiag . private ca5h loans here for th,eir own good. Ohai\Ces l1'e you can too. JtUt phone WJ or atop ln. You are always weleome and you will like ow.· per-IOD-to-person money terms. . IN PAINT and SERVICE A~ FOr Olher Home l!nprovement Supplies . .'"•. GET . .. "$100 $500 $800 ·Orupto $1000 I BEST .••'' . '' I ' ' I ~ ' ~ . k· . .'· i :li ~ - .. .' I Jf • " • f SEE 'l'HE ."!"' CITY LOAN " '· fi CLINTON FISHER Sales- Paint - Servke 124. E. Pbones 8H5X - fl008-Y ll!aln St. ·,~ ~ AND SAVINGS COMPANY ...., ~ Phoae 11'1 Wh· \ ~ Ernest C.vert, Mgr. Judges IotJ;Ile 19~6 nljiU~~ tpmpetttion were J . Ad.dlrigto1i n~r. National Comman!ler· ·pf 'th,. ,.\mcriean l...egion; DL JQtln ,A. H<tm,!ah, _pre!lident of 'MteMta~ Sttne U'nivt:ralty and fQI'JI)~ ' As!listant Secret&ry D( Uefeli!e foe Manpower; and Hu.h MekCri!Ja. prr!.;id•:.nt nf the U. S. Junior qh &m ber of Commerce. ( .' .... ~ ·, ,,• r. •• ' ~ ' . • I . . MIDDLEPORT ~ '. I Square :-Dimcing, RQfkn'· -Too ,F;Jre · 202 203 ~~·~~ l: m:~ I . 1110 132 Lelving Tolah J88 127 1Q W 789 8'13 8115 21~7 i_ :~ 40& 148 157 188 471 SINTIN•" 160 181 185 520 CI!Hord 1'1 136 27'1 Tcdesro ltll 141 lO.Z 438 Abbott 159 1211 170 173 487 Bowen Tota)q 0. E. tlOd 008 631 1843 Gruescr v. c. Jcnk~ roulin Muncy Sn~ith Tot;111l~ , 124 283 Horak 134 1M 288 Chisler Handicap Totals 1'14130 l 733 188 172 1H4 191 170 481 1 1 3 879 879 Ull }, ltD 158 132 438 Ill 137 118 sn~ LIIIRTY RESTA\IRANT 1M 133 183 .m 471 lnG:cls 1;7 130 389 rrow 29 211 22 'rill Si s~on 5Gtf 1180 813 l'lt9 CfNiles Mc11ohlr.l f.I,NOLY TAVERN ~"+! ~--------------...J i (;hapmali 141 118 2.12 ti38 .161 Ill m ToW. 1'70 131 140 447 US Ja at 195 449 144 178 f82 188 111 2()l &43 ~78 203 1110 1181 t'll~ Ia& 81111:W Hf' wa , .,m::u·rieri sev en yet!rs agu to tl'( ~orme r .Jo~·r c ~lart i n of Tenne-rton 'J'hcy have ·cwo ehll-· dren, EliZabeth, Jane anrl Mary Kathef'lne, whO w~ S born the nig-Lt..htr lath<'t r~ceived the lo<'<ll Uoutl Citize nship award last t> pring. Most -civic aetiviti .:~ s in · Buck- . hall'noJL find either George or Joy.ce rorothers i n lhe ccntt-r of them., Tre9urcr of the Lio,ns Club, GeQ-:ge is also a director of the Chamber 01 Uommerce. Both the Corather~t are key wnrkers in the Communlt'}• Chest and Red CrosS" ·fund drives lind the Central W. ; VII . S1r·a \'·· berry Festival. , A membt:r ortlle West Virgin ia Bow Hunters AssGCiation, George ... won trqphtes in 1953 and 1934 Co: 1 downing the first deer tn the st.1l.e Mth bow-and-arrow. r-te is a n0y Scout counc~l~r, me1 nberand of the 4-H Pin Wl!arers aCOun('il, the B~Jckhannon County Club. . The awar.:t provam has been · .eJted by the ,Freedoms Founda. Uon, Arner1e.:n\ Pub)!(' Rel::.tious Assoelatiop, ' ".A merfcan Society of all(f upectl ~o ~o AssoMation 'El]tecutives Jnd Pui.JiiC _ a t~W:rt . traJnhlfl/ ~elations · N~ws for it's contributi?ns to' the merican way of U(q:. ....... 750 800 643 20M ~;~~~~~ :\fr_ Co.rathers grew up in jlu<'k· hannon, whe1~e he attended Buck · ~a.nflnn -Up ~ llur High School. ll c JDI!,t' ti Kro):lcr herp fol!owiu;:: gr;uf1nlion in 194.8 as a clerk in the ~ain Street store and wa s named ~n ngcr in 19!'i2. Hayes t~k lu.!t1 at J,.ackland AFB, Hnt _ltJ :j!1eP,herd -;~:;·~;W.bete he quaiUied tqain~tJa~ me· beeq ~~t t.:t Plat· ~~~;~.;;,1"T...,L~~~~~! '\!1 401 RIIU!s -Robert Hay" The two older sons of Mr. and Vrs. Arnold' Hayes · cbose different btt~tis of the Armed Ser\'icn'l wb,n A.!3c CIJ.arles Eugene Ha)'e!l enJlste1J II) the Air Forc.e and his ~-d~r l>r«her, RQbcrt A. Hare:i lk, 4!'h04.e tb!:! No>'y. · · ltoJ~t ftaye ·-1 Ai'.'. ' compleu~d his 'bo'ft . it,~:i'Rl~g . ht Ba!nbrJd,gc, 11!r • ilt:d hu been ·!llnlliuned for thl! ~iithte~r rnu'lthl {)q the us~. wit...._.Q_IlOnset Poh\t, Rt. a~ Ue has been on t u\ :-· a I ~nd is exqected i'IOU'IP. bia Present Cruise by corly ~~;~~~~;~~ E. 1St 157 321 17'r 128 301 203 151 139 493 2u8 178 144 528 I The annli.al competition is d('· signe-d bo give ~cognition to store m~.cnagcrs f~r wol'k in nctivitles dt!· !lOting g~od cftizensbip. It Is Ptrt of the indusb·y'a eon,~t'f.ion . t~at evE:ry emnloyce sbould ret:ogui:tl' his reSponsibilities to the commonit)' in which he hves and worfc.~ . 4. SPORTS CENna Stobart McKinney, E. Collins Drcnner McK inncy, B. Totals Ulackston Wa,c:n£'1' H:uHord lhndicap "QUAUTY OUR MOTTO" w.,._ plan Forget just about everything that's happ.eqed so far in that tor· ri(l Bit Ten buketball race-.JtondaJ nlgbt'a defeats of Oblo State und Purdue have turned it into a brlJid Df':W ,flve.team battle. .' IV Unlt..t Pr..11 TRI tOUNTY LIAGUE Now that their big gun-MJckcy RM11Ih, P'.....,.ry .t, 1957 :\fantlc-has signed hi~ 1957 con-I IAKIR , ,.URMITURI tra ct the New York Yankees lfl· Clatworthy 150 216 170 Sfl :lay went after their flame·throw- E. Baker 173 129 187 f8l cu in a dr ive to c:ttch up with Norris 188181 168 1116 mo~ t of the o•her mnjor lcaJIL•t' Anderson 175 170 200 M& clubs in the "fount.uin pen derby." Darst 216 222 168 800 l\1anllc w~s only lbl"' 14th mom· Totah $80 918 873 2878 of ~be world champions to NIW YORK CINTIItAL. 161 14'1 140 43B come1 to terms whe n he rormaiLy John1ton signed Monday for a roporled $60 . Allensworth 14-G 107 162 Ul 000. 1'hnl left 27 Yanhes still 01;t C. Davili 147 138 188 473 nC tho fold, Including Lhe bulk of J<'nkinll 1M 128 169 fll th.- pitching stair. . rowell . 148 181 173 1102 0()'1 Lor sc n, amcng the pitrhcn:, Handicap Ill 53 53 150 Is <'Xpel'lcrl to give thf! Yankce ncT.ot1l11 - 791 '154 885 2434 11otiators th<~ir Na:gcst tust~lc on HOLSUM IAICIIY the basia of that unprecedented nl.'· Woodtl . 182 118 13~ f33 hil . no-ruu iamc ho turne-d h. J. Scbilhu,1 1~ UO 110 t65 aa;n l n ~ l the Dodgers in l11sl yeu s Grate 12ft 158 283 1G1 U. 285 Woorld St•ric:~. The no-11·indup right- Slater i'IMI 14'1 157 t80 halldcr n•pt•rtcdl)' hopes to dquhle Stobarf hill tOM utary of Sl2,000 tbi!L yoar D. Schllllnc 1&1 147 • !.t Jt . 10 34 lmt the first contract he rc1urncd Jlandlrap . 1d 1 1 $3 000 Tot.ah 118 882 717 2218 0 ~~~ .rl<' dl Y ~arr c or. 'I ' SICOND STill It 'M llkiT ratac. Graves lt? 1t3 137 4''1 R11ultt Jenuary 31, 1957 Keop Wlnler'o l<y Bla•t R••k With BIg Ten Race NOW S-Team Battle Roya.I that the 1967 NCAA TV J.eJiilation bas been introduced in both Ohio and Indiana to torcf! stale sch'.lols to tele.vise riwre game!, and Milia eid that ln bb1. opinion, shoulci .the schools 00 forced to get out of the UCAA, - --- TWIN "tiTY LIAOUI INSIDE IMPROVEMENT JOB bfOUiht to .Mel&• Gene,rat ~pltal by tbe Pomeroy Emerceney ,quad on Ute advice ...of hia pb)'aldan. noi1 Athletic DirPCtor Dout Mil!s JJpeculated today. The t-on!f'rence has proposed Tbomu Wqner, Tbom11 Fork, Buffered a hearl attack ·~ b I • home "t 1 : 1~ p.m. Monday and. WU Tarheels Tops In UP Basketball Loatch~:s' Ratings Bowlina Highliahts· FOR THAT CHICAGO UP -The Bit Ten wa nts looser ~ontrols on footbaU te levision to loruta!l leliJlatlvepre'lSure which could foree , th~ ~onference out-of lhe Na1ion1l Col!eg1at c Athletic Ae~iaUon, .nn. 0 lier thh season. ,omcroy i:.: to entertain SEOAL opponent Wellston in what will be a hard fou i ht contest to stay in contention for the fir11t division ·in the senior loop. M .ddl t e~IOr~ 's Yellow Jackets go to GaHipoE~ to try to turn back a Bl iJ£> . Devil cl~b bent on revenge (or an earli er loss this season. Racine, sf 1ootlng for its lBlh win Middletown Looks Unbeatable; Accorded 1st Unanimous Vote THREE . TV SHOWS PER BIG 10 TEAM :~~'~:.·Ten m•mhe0"1 ~ r•l w•tiNIR HOSPITAL~D · 1 :· . )': ' •) I j .,: ,_, ~ >. ··• . ' ' :. . ' ,·;. . ·C ' ·t Hts Golden Anniversary at the W4~.el ! I ]n TeJ.&.s, then .is a pll'ttleman who is currently drivins out bio. fiftieth year at t!>e wheel of a C.diUac car. In New Jeroe:r, thero io another gentleman who hao pur<~ ovecy yearljr model that Cadillac hao prod!I<Od over the poat 6ft,y-three yea,.. 1\ese an1 oimpl,y dramati< examples of one qf the mi>ltt nularkable truioms in all motordom: 14M """' a man W,., lite wltttl of • c.Jille, ·4< · .,:,...116 ,.,..;,., Ill. I~ wloeel of ACcJi/1«! " To be aure; a motor car would have to oO'er _.1\Y unique virtues in otc!er .fo wiD so pnerous a ........ for ilaelf in ~he all'ectiono of so maey._ ·Aod, in tho ..,. of Cadill.., .we think these virtu.O'..-. aelf-evldci.t. · • . There ;., llnt ·of aD, quality. No ell'ort of ot,yliq or dcoi,o ot orafbm~p io ever spared to Cadillac the fiimt pouiiJ. molor ur. There iO bea~t,y aod luxiii'JI and o perf~mance. The. car'o· inal!fli&cont ot,yliq and interior coach· work hue, ,over the 108rlo ~bt ~clillao an inbrell ·majeot,y· and elepn<:< that are ontiroly_ita own •• , ao<l badillao e.,.i...-ina hao heen tho . in~u§try •s etl11flani _lnsp,iration. FinAJJY, tkcrc is rtpu.IA/.£",~·· Never in automotiv~ history )\..,. another motor l:ar ill&~ aucb a,. abidiq PubliC: O!'Dvk:tion io i~ oWn ·~ftes:t• And, corlainl,y, these baok CodUJ.c 1118redicots have this J<Ool' rqpod tboir r,i<llnt' ~r...l. & whether' you've heeo at ·the wloool :of & O..dillac for half a ..,.nlury • ~ 1• ~!f···IJa-. yot to spend your lil'&t bour -Ia. tbtl neat o£ ~Z. y'ou should sce and drive this of uodillaca. Need .we say_mDR7 ..,_! ... IKARR (;,. VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES . .. m~ko . ' ..' ,._ I ' •. �' • \, • • r •• • • • ' 6-DaQr S..tiDel, l'llmeroy-Middlport ,0 , Feb 5, 1957 • MiddleportGarden Club Meeting Held Monday at President's Home Tbe lCddltpOI't GvdeD Chab aaet. lloada) evenlny at the home of. dWt Pft:Sident, lCD Xu Boller, IDd .lin. J F Graly Phot:Db. Atblma, a &uest. of :\lias Fne'b FaelDJ.e, contributed to lbe even. litc'-t pro&ram lfn GraJy b.a,d laved otear tbe J.Qt;wnauonal P'liendahJp Garder~~ Ia Jlieb'-an Ctty, Ind. wb.K:h wu IJae topic of tbe paper CJYen by ~ Davtd EntsmJDger The pap.. er dult With the founding ol these J'ardens..- r:alled a "Memor1aJ 1D the Uvms"- by two broth -en, Vtrgll and Jo~eph St.tuffer Tbe gardens, which are .a parade or blooms from May until late t>Aenty fall, were divided 111to pots, each representmg a darrerent country, and there are also special gardens such as the Symphony carden-where concerti are given, Lilac Lane aD(I other 1peet.al fe. turn, Mn Gra1y wu able to tell of liOme of the attractiDDI In the gardene wbteb are ~dil)' ,row.._ m~ Roller preRlded at the bu• mess meetlnc wben Mfl M. L. French, acting ~. read :a report wratten by Mrs. Jamea Har ley on the recent meeting of Gar den Club preSJdehts of the county After 1 di.ac!Hslon of the projects outlined and recommended b)" the group, the club voted tu table them until the next mee«n.:: t'be club voted to mbscnbe fOJ the !DJIJI· zme "Horticutu.""e' lor the Pubhc Library, Mrs Lawrence Milhoan'• paper was on "Stea!Jng a ~h on Spnng ' and dealt wath the forcing or ahrubs and bulbs for early bloom lndoorB She dleplayed 3 beautiful African violet plant and Mrs W H Juhlmg dl&played an krrangement of forsythia, puuy wtllows, and euonymu1 in a green r.nd brass Japanese container llu;s Hante Mane SmJth had an ar rangemenL of yellow chrysanlhc mums lemon leaves and drift wood m a copper container on dzspl!ly Durmg the program Mrs M L )'rench ,.~ad !he mlnutea or the March mectm,~t ofttte Cl6b ln 19 7 'at thf' homf' of Mrs G~<ren Starrs bury shor1ly dlcr the dlaastrou:. rtood tn tltP. Ohlo Valley She also read excerptH !rom Mrs 0 P Klem s columm on bunlOI'OUI Jll-cu1ent.s of the flood ac.ne Tbe members and JUnta, Mh Graly and Mn RoiC'Je Fowler were JD'YJted to the diniDJ roem by the ho•tc~tse• Mrs Roller and. Nn Wtltlilr Hams co-ehl.ll'man, Nn Richard Gre111 Mn Ro!and LeVaughn, M.r.11 Lawrence Bing, Miss Harrle Marie Smith Mrl Roller preaaded at the sitver cof. fee service 1nd ulad, fancy sand wJcbe.!l, ~"'ffee and murta were se~ vcd A Valentme theme waa carnt'i out an the dmmg-room where a red satln heart shape(! centerpaecoe was topped wtth a r:huter of re~ carnauons Red candle• m triple 11lver eandelabra lighted the table and ~d candles 1n brau holden were Uted ()Q the buffet anti mantel --,------ The afte"noon liC!Iston opened wnb talkl em "M1sslons and the Far East" by Dr and Mrs raul Wiant, missaonaric~ to China, For· mMa and Ml\laya ~allowing the addresses I've classe9 were held on the commisSIOn on massaons at work Missions Rnd children's work Mak1na: mJss\ons hvc tor YCtUl:h h1gt; hours of Methodtam Jn 1cn mt'mbers or Heath Mctho mlssJou wot k and a live program of mls!ltonll for women da~t a'trrulrd the POJt<;mOtilh V1~ Blshvp Hazen Werner, who was trlct MtnJon Institute at the Trln Introduced by the Dhltnct Super Jty Mctht dtst Church, Porl~rnl¥.'th fhand:1y aftet'llcmn and even m~ lntendcn ltev Haehard H Bauer Tht HPv C R KtmKrtght 111\J was th ~ speaker for the evcmng lll'rvtce usmg for bJs topic, "Ttte Mr and Mn James Ji tl!t•r rl'nrt ICtrtPd the ~hu·rch anll represcnlm World Ml!itiLOn~ of Lhc Church" He also Sl)Okfl on a trip which tlvcs of UtP. church and the Senior he and Mr~ Werner made to ~ tu•h J?tllow11mp web~ Mrs Nan Southeut A•ia Moorr, cn•tnrllor, Edward I.ec Mt Coma~ prcst lent Rob11 t llenm·~y George I!Jbh~ Sharon Jones Eu dell and David Konkrlght The group attended the .arit'J noon •css1on~ the dinner and the tventng: !CSKton when Bishop fb· zen \'1 ernf'r w;uthe speaker A FamJly Nntbt !!Upper and program for Pebruuy 27 was plAnned when the 'SeNion met Monday ~v4inmg at the FirrtPrc11 byterlan Churrh wlth the Rev HowRrd Ruppel! modt:"rator, pre 11dlng Heath Methodist Members Att~md Institute Sunday Presbyterian Fellowship Plans Program I I looMS Of New Pll..ftuN J'Oa $299.00 .&KER Bft. I I 1 FURNITUII llrflll-:r,:r; 0...,~! ,.. IIJd4l 18ACD .rtT.lNmJJ.I Lucille Bearbs Hawk!Ds, Pomeroy Society Editor, Pbone 6244 POMEROY Middleport Society Notes SOCIETY Alr and Mrs Cl1rcnce Andrewl and Mr~ Eber Wtllock vlslted William Willock at Mason Clinic, s,utd.ay Meigs Native Dead In Newark, \Vas a vears Old Rev EugcJ1c Brown and other memben of the Untted Methodbt Church were tn Portsmouth to at· tend a Methodist Mlsalonary in· &tatute Mtsll t,ant!! Er.cwlne, who was ordain('d and in•taJI('d II an elder Sunday, Mlsa Suaan Park, J. H Grate and Judaon White, who were welcomed to the lellowahip Clinton F1aber and John Fultz spoke OD '~tewanbhip and Pro motion of the Churth'' Mra Jamea llarey and J H Gnte ataw reports of the Athena Prc1bytery me&t.l.ng held recently Committee named for the Fam· ily Nllht mt>l'tinl are Mtl James Harltv and J I[ Orato gave ri!port Wh•t• and clinton Flohor. co The B H Sanborn MiltioDII')' Society beld their lJUIU&l Fellow ah'p Tn at the P'irat Ba,.Utt Cbur- Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport SO<tety Editor, Phone 6079 )Irs Charlf's Wathee enterelt HoiZt:!r Hosp1tal Sunda) !or o~r­ vation an1 treatment Mr and Mr• William Clarr of Chllltcothe were wee'-end j(UP11hi of Mr nltd Mrs. Ed•vud Parfitt M.r and !\Irs John Lambert wer~ Saturday rwmmg guest• of M,. and Mr• Henry Reabel and famtly 9~ Donley RfJbel ;md dauJthl'r, Jl Donn• and Mrs Henry Reabel visited t~l Alfred, Sunday wlth Mr Word was reclVed here Monday and ,:Mrs H()bart swart& ol the death of Elza WHUam Wblte, 96, or Newark Mr and Mrs Henry Retbel .ann Mr and Mrs Donley lleibel and Mr Whitt a nalave o! MeiJI count1 and a frequent visitor here -itughtt:r Donna vlt.Lled Sunday eveninJ tn Wtlkesvtlle with Mr daed, Sunday, at hts home. l'l.d Mrs Harley Strona: and son!! He 11 aurvaved by a daughter, Mr and Mrs Thomu McClung M111 Hnold Davil, a granddauj:htfamily of Jackson were Sundd) and er, three sreat grandcbUdnn, and ruests of her parents, Mr and a number of Meigs County rela· tlves. HJS wafe the former Meda Mrs Dale Smith Jimmy remamed Hiland, preceded ham in death for :J • ls1t wath hla grandparents M1ss Dom Well returned to he" tbree yran ago Fune ..al services were held to- employment in tolumbus Sunday day in Newark wlth burial tbere. after spending a week wtlh her parents, Mr and Mrs Emer~on Well Attend Institute Studying Missions In· Portsmouth Mr and Mr1 Charles Weaver of Galllpohs VJ!Itted Sunday with hc.stster, Mtss 1\ifttte Koehler Mrs Bertha Alh.!l as Yltlltlng 111 Morgantown, W Va wtth her dau ghter and aon 111 law Y.f and Mrs Wr.lter Ketter and family Mr and Mrs GeorgP. Powell ~11d famfl)' of Pa kcrsburg W Va :\1r and lira Eldon Gaul Chesler aud lolr • nd Mrs Geor • Hobstet!t r Jr and fumfly ~en SundJy guestt. of Mr and i\lr~ Adam Ebersbaeh Mills Ele&nor Robson and Miss Saturday Goue\Jeve Sl.§.!;on h fL evening for New York on a bu&tn 1'.!11 trip !or Lhc Elberteld Stolt' Mrs Ralpl\ Hobson Mmcra\ tile spent MondAy w1th Mrs Wtlllam Robson, :'11tddleport Gene Gratt who bus spent tht' past two weeka VISitJr,g Mr and Mn Jamea Weber Furt Lauder dale fla, flew to Charleston atr port SUnday evenmg and retum«~a h.. me the same naghl 8berrrry Shuler Bobby and Dan ny Lewas were 111 and unable to allend the htrthday party held to celebrate the s1xth birthday of Mich.a~l Buslmk Saturday but se1n .(ills t.o the ,gue.11t of honor Mr and Mrs Jaml)s Hrinrarl)., Cleveland, spent the wePend wa.!:J her parents, Mr and K~ln Haggerty, and thelr !_•r-an daugb ten K1mOOrly and nrt-1 remam ed for a longer visit with their. grandparents. Mn. F.dna lo"aulk lla!TL'Ionvtlle Road 11 the new nur~-c:ompanton [or Miss Lolli Cecil and MISS Vanetta Carroll has retumed. ttl h~r ttQme 111 Rutland .. . Mr and Mn Bruce •tna:l):am and daugbter, Cal~le I;ou, AMna, vuated Sunday with h11 patent&, Dr and Mn A B Bingham Mr and Mrs Paul Haptonsta11 1nd so.rt Billy, vultcd Mr and Mrs Jnm,.a Sullivan 1Dd dJugbte~", Bl'lsy, near Albrmy Sundn Mr1 Jam~s Sharp Thurston, and Mn Nora \\haley, Albany, were guests Monday of M; and Mrs kobert Sharp '>lr artt MrrJ Orvtlle Milliron and children Columbus •pent~ the weekend wtth .Mr and Mrs Dar.d Oiler Mrs. Oiler, who has been ill wtth flu, has returned t'J work ~ fter helng contlned to her homt! for scver2J wr.eks M'l'fl Katherane Payne who wai' a medac.:~J patlt"nt in Mea~s Gcneriil Hupatal, uas rethrned homr ctuudt~y in the Rawbngs-Co.ata am?';) bulance *• ---'--- Mr and Mrs Vtttor Crimm hav,. bet:n 11 Vtlh fiu nanny and Bobby U:wta, sOn• of Mr and Mrs Robert LeWt1, h1'e n!rr>vered after l;Nng all ~o~lth flu last y,eek ~lr anU Mrs WdiJam Gmlber and son Gary, Waterford, Vlltltld M.is:-; Sylvia MeMI.!Iter and Mr. A J Beaver Monday ~r and Mrs Frank ChceJebrew SJK'nt the weekend v1th 'Mr and !'tlrs Wtllum M1ller PortlmotqJ: Tdr Chee~ebrew's binhday Wa!l celebrated durma: their vint Mrs Don Burkey and daughtt*o~~. Sulian and Cathy, Mt"ietta, ilpftnf 1he weekend with ht:>r parents. Mr and Mrs C' A Emmi51t\ Mr and Mrs Lawrente Btlt' v1s1ted her aunt Mrs B F Som· me;, Leon Saturday, at Hollt r Hospttal where she s a mcdital pahent Sunda) clmner guests of' Mr and Mrs Allen Knopp tncluded Mr and Mrs John Fultz and An 1ta Mane Mr and Mrs Wilham MJddlepoJ t, Sw1shcr and D ,,.1d Thomas Madcalf Cantorr, .Mr and Mr:~ Ila•old Vogleson and 'MeUn· da Ironton, Mrs VoglesoJIC ltiitl daughter had spent the wee"k ~~ the Knopp home while both 1ft snd Mrs Knopp were Ill and Mr Voglesong spent Sund"y here llhd wu accl'mJ'ai1Jed home by h.s famJiy Officers Named By Local Church Sunday School Sunda) morn,ug the Sunday Churc~ School of the FedP.rated Church cleeled offteers for the year 19:)7 Norman K\ocs "aJ> elected as supcrmtendent, Ben Neutthng, U· mtant sl\penntendenl Joe Ken· nedy, off1ce ... ecretary, Mrs James ctatworthy treasurer, and Mn Fred Blaettnar orgamst Install at10n wall bt! held nu' Sunday at 10:1-,am Jt,, elostn!( of youth week week the Jumor \ outh Fellowshtp were in ~barge of the worshap program With Chlilrle~unna Hen, Benny Ew· mg and James Norton partictp&t· Mrs Harry P Sm1tn ~pent !.1st ~ nday tn Columbus where she .1! tt>ndt•d a commtlte " mcettng or the Lanea11ter School u£ :W:m1om1 Mrs Elmer Wtckh liLt VISJled 1t Arlee W VOJ Sundav with hc1 uncle CArroll Ca11tcroury "ho I<~ critically Ill 81\e wn accompanied from r.ailipohs bY her mother Mr 1 .lui a Davis mg prayer Dunng the bu5lness senaon Mrs L. D Dlleli read a Jet-ter from Chlrlotte and Cry~tal GadiJh a German !arrnly adopt{lld by the toea &Jiurcb several )'eal"'l aeo It wa1 announced that the next meetI.Dg of the Pomeroy Auocaatton wollll meet In Raclne on the fnt Monday in April Roll call of cburehes represented 1howed the folloWinl raponse Vinton, l, Jackson, 10; Rac:me, 14, Pomeroy 9, Cherhlre, 8, Mtd dlepon, 32. watb two other guests Ule Rev C E Hoyt and M.rl Lillian Stolfi Mrs. Beulah White, chairman of the Love-Gaft. ,dedicated the of loring and P"!t.,tho! ~ve-GIIt prayer Mrs lllllfl~ tt.anted her commatteej "ftt ~ir wort on the F~lewshlp 1'""- "' The LOvejoy Circle had charge ot tbe devotional serviC'e with Mrs €larcmont E Hoyt as the spelJI:er. Her servace lnclu~d ~ hrmo, pray er and a talk on "Brotherhood." Mrs Ham Houdas"telt present. ed the program with Harold Hubbard showmJ a rnovina: pleturt on tbe ile of Dr. Laubielb who I• fPl'e•dmg Uteracy among the peo pJe of Aata and Africa With hil po'liq of "Each One 'l'eacb One '' &pedal mus1c anclnded a duct 1the Touch of His Hand On Mme" by Mrs John Fultz: and Mrs Beulah White The meeting cJos~ wtth a prayer by Mn ftal ph Zundel, Pomeroy Tttt" hostess eommtttee were Mrs Ra¥mond Luman, Mrs John "'-uH, Mrs Paul Smart, Mrs E White L Hughes, Mrs Beulllh Mrs John Lyon.s Mrs Paul liM Air Fol'ft COD bat aent Into utlolll! al fonsts for a week of a\U'Yiwli ' U'alDtn.c 1ubfilted on thtl ~ brecbt. liN. John hit&, llrll variety D( (ood 2.100 lnlut iijQ Jamet bllen ud Mrs. D.vld froll, 30 JJ'OUDd lqldrrela, 10 pail" Dar.t Jr 1'bey &erYtl! ueorted cupi~e1, three nttleanaku, ,two hney andwiebeJt oootiea, mmtl b6dpn, two rabbit.l, and numerWlija Mrs A L. RUihet and Mrs ous quantiUes of crawfbh and C E Hoyt Pl't'lidina: at the erd freah water clam• . fee ln.d tea lei"VlC!el. Mn Dant and Mrs Pullen bad da.aree or tbe NOMOIII CAU dlnlng·room dee.oratiol11 and the CARBONDALE, Po ~ C~ refr~enu table WN c;-ovemct witb I rect clotb IDd eentered dale pohce 110 lon1er have to W w1th an arrtDJet:Qent .of , wb1te a ta:d cab In emergeDCles. The e-bryunthemlllll and gladlolua ac e~.CY council voted tD parebaae • oented With :red b6arts earrylna: new aquad ru for the 12-membet out a ValentiDe theme White tap- force, wb.irh had been ~thout ~ era II\ milk-atu& candelabr-a were car for 11lx weeks The one diltied wUb: red ehrys.inthemllDml nntana voice on tbe c:ounc:U wu nnd the napkina 1110 c:aljried out that of the proprtetGJ" of the taxi firm wbltb the oops had been pat: the red and white_tbtme. cr•• Tfle ft •dC'rttf'd Chu ctt held a ~crv1ce of ord1nat1on rlJld lnstalla !JOn !;Hr~d!ly morning rm the elders and dtaeons of the church cmmc1 In lln imprcAslve service tht> d11t· 1cs and rc8ponsibihtms or elclerl'i Jnd deacons v.t=re outl11ed and the cand1datc.11 liCteptcd ~h~· pO.!iltion of honor offered tb(>m by the con gregatlon loreci Blacttnar and ChJ'Irlcs \\rer 1y were ordnaned ~s t·ldcra and G o 5< hmoll, John ;.lltch, Mlsa \olargut"rlte Myer, Mn M~orvm Burt Mn Chester Kmght ~'i~ts Evelyu f'tck lll)d MillS Mary V1r (in II RcJbel were ordnlnod as dn cbns Aftt:r the ecftmony of ordlnP· lion !he above nam~d togethcl with elden, Fred RMenbaum, Vtr!!:JI (:ampbell and w A Glbbs PEORIA, DL, UP - Boblly Joe Muon, dropped· hm the Bradley Unive,.ltY hl•kelball team last aea10n beeauae of academit dlf. fleultiel. will rtjqln the oqu1d next Monday HO'Wfl'er, on the 1ame du the. ~vu will loae forward Doa Carolben, w~o re- -,::-L:-:UM::--::P-:-A=TI::-1-NTS~T LAKE ClrY After tbaarog neighborhood boys out of her plum tree and telthig them ahe wanted the fruit for Jelly psak.4 ma, :ur.. M H Schindler got most o.1 the stolen fruit b1<k A p1pet aaej c:ontaln1n8 plums, left on be~ dOQbtw carried thi1 note· "TheM Be too areen We'll be back wheQ. CHOOSE · YOUR d- . ... h .... Htghway Patrolmen arnnng Wltbln a few minutes of the 113< 1ault noltfted thJl Gallfa County sher1ff and summoned ~m ambu lance ,·£LIERFELDS ' w.nac.e. LeQIOnnatre · ' S W'll Attend I 1 Ch UrC hServ1'("" Funeral arrnngemcnts are 00· ing completed by Ute McCoy fu neral home of Vtnton Time of ~~er \'aces hos not been arranged but VantQn Mem buraal wlll be in or1al Park I All the HOT water you need for cleaner, whiter washes ... With an Automatic GAS WAT:mR HEATER The oecret Of buly whiU waal>es is hot walei tbat'o really hoc/ You'U need 0\'81' 5200 raUOIW ' • to waah mon than a ton of clotht11 a ~· sa, Beautltur, Dar.le ,,, h~ ~\ f{""" '/. • I 4 door A car anyone would be proud to p\:vn. "Fully equipped witll Hydramatic - Radio - Jlqlller - White Wall Tires - Power Windows - l'llwer ll!ilit, See and Drive It today $1695 KARR 6 VAN W. Mala 51. l'lioue 485 Meigs_~olstein ClubP.!ftmring The banquet wJ\l be held at Rat'ine HJgh School and w11l be sen•ed by Racine P T A Tcntatwe date has been set for ~farch 8 A fwld man from the slate as .!lottation Will be present and mak:! a short talk A f.ore1gn ex.chanze ~tt.tder.t wlll be the mam featur-e of the evemng, The directors vote.1 to buy :'1 reg1atered cal~ from C M HeadQ o£ Ttlppera Plains, a well known holstfom breeder Any boy or girl between the ag~ Of 10 and 14 inclusive mtercsted iri the calf please contact M Blakeslee or any or the following directors N G ltose, Arvll Holter, Paul Paul Karr, C. M He'ldiy, Moore, David Koblentz or Earl Clood HoltaekeepiiiJlnstilute leCOIIU'nend8160 cltl* water, (Hotter than your llando can atancJ.) The economical way lo make tnUe you hav, thai 180 dearee water .•• end whiter ,.Ia with all automatic, ful noovtq Gu water heater. Aulomallc •tceun ..-you DIY1!I\ba,.,to boU. """*, A~K YOUR GAS PLUM~EB·DBAI-ER 'about cb,an,laclhe tem~rature ,attlns, or tumll!f$ on ~ ott ' foot nco••rr •-••- it iuldrllatlt:lllly al4rttl to heat 1110n1waler u ~ uae i~.Fut l'iiCOvery IU water Ilea-~ ileailned tAl keep up with )'Olll automalic W',ll(lw. G,,, ~....,. ~'i ~· Gu le the dteapeot luel aval~ for water heatiac, just u it le fot home heatiJII. ABOUT First Baptist You!Jh Week Is Being Observed Youth Week wa11 observed at '' • Service Officer Outlines Plan For Korea Bonus For the guidance of those vetenms who scr"ed in the Armed Fortes durmg tile pertod of the Korean Conflict the followmg In £ormauon 1!1 "'rPscnterl on the Ob o Korean BonuS by the \t:elgs Coun ly Ve.cran s~ rv11.:e or tcer Sen•i~ must have been between Lhc dates of June 25 19f'IO an J July 19, 1953 aoy place tn the world The separation ur di:'!Charg• must be under honorable cond1 t1on1 The \eteran must have b~l\ a resl~nt of Ohio 1or ooe year 1mmed1tltely preceding hl.!l entrv mt(l ~P,ve servtce The original separation paper or dascharge wan be required The rate of psymenl 1s $10 per month lor dome1tlc service ('6tal<' side) Pnd $1S per month for foro 1gn aervme, sea duty, llnd Alaskan servace A fraction of a month will be paad at the rat<l or l/3oth of. a mQDih for CHell day nmc spent 1n penal confinement wtll be dcduc1ed Max1mum amonut payable 111 $400 Apphcallon fqrms will not be available for some Ume, perhar, by the farst of .AprU. Veterans should watch the ne.Yspaper for announcement when forms are available Next of kin may app\y :tor the a.mount due a deceased veteran If a •crvlr.emAn died m service or later dlecl. of a 8(lrviee-connccted dtaablhty, the next of ktn mar apply for the lOWll amount wb1c!t the Flrst Baptist ChuN!h of Pome roy by living special recognition to Us young people on the past two Sundays 1bosc participating in the two morntn:s worshJp terv'tcea In· ~:Luded the followmg· Bill Ster· rctt and Madalyn MarUn. w~o read ttre Responsive scripture selecl.ionc Jobn Strickland, Danny zarkle, Ruth Rathburq, Sharon Zundel Glenn Cecil, .Lafry Baker, GPne. Holt :md Judy Owena 1erv· ed as ushe111 Special mualc was rendered by Ethel Hy~til and Ruth Rathburn and by"a chotr eomposed of Junior g1rls and buys Sermons on the two occasions Clebvered by the pastor, Ral.db C Zundel, were entitled "Popular1ty ~nd Its Problcm11" and "Why G1ve the Bett to God?" Mrs. Caddy WlCk}tali1, Youth Ad· vasor. :1nd members Of the were in f'.barse ot arrai'ISeiDentl. Is $400. •w Nazarene Young Peoples Meeting Held At Athens Apprl)xlmately f1ve hundred persons were present Monday for tbe Young F.eoples' meeting or the Jackson Zone of the Churctt of the Nazarene 111 Athens Dr Harvey S Galloway, D1stnct Supt, the Rev Joseph Nelhon, D1stnct Young Peoples' president, and Dr G B Williamson Kansss City, one o£ hve general •upcnn· tendents of the Ctturcb of the Naz. arene, were speakers Theme of the meetmg wa• 'The Call and W1ll of God Jn the Young Person's lJfe." The churrhea repre1ented pud project money for the conatructlon of umts in their camp grounds and the Middleport Chur('h of the Nszarcne patd i12 00. Those attendmg from the local eburcb were the Rev and Mrs. Robert Sl)trt and son Carl, Mabel Peterman, Mr and Mra Raymond Lee Walburn Mrs Raymond Walburn and sons, Blaine, Dcnms and Pete - -·- - - Illness Forces . Po,stponement OfCageGame Illnesa stepped In and forced postponement. of Tuesday niJht's basketball game between the Wa· hama White Falcons and the Buf. falo B1sons. Seven of the twelve members of the Wahama varsity were absent from !ll"hooJ 9n Monday because or colds And flu A check revealed that two of the remaining !we were also nufslng colds Telephone calla to the Buffalo school resulted In pos~poncment of the gam~ until Monday, Feb ruary 18 Tbe F•1cons hope to resume acUon on Friday night of thas week when they will entertam the Ripley Vlkmgs in the Wahama gymnasium sCOOl Di•splays ora\\ AttentJOD • Tu;~::l~f n~go~rt C Harten hal h went to the asstst.ance of Stak Pa trnl cars from Athens 41Dd Galha Counties about 8 a m The patr abandoned their auto on Sl1t Coolvtlle afte• Route 144 ne~r lea'-"!lg a Coolvtl!e servlCI' stauor1 "' WJthout pay.mg for guohne bean Off1ccra were combmg brush and wood• m the VICtnH> or ttte ahandoned car tor the unJd<'! IIfJed bo) s l I0 St Ofe w·}ftdQWS fLY~> "mdows daspl;:.ys were on show todR> ltl Pom~o!< !lores com:nennrattng lhe 47th birthday of he Boy Scoul.!i of Amenu, ar.d notmg Nallonal Bo) "cout Week tro 'P £routmasters re!.orted Former Teacher Nominated For An Oscar A:ward , Ralph Socncer, s-coutmaster o! ' Troop 249 of Pomeroy sa.1d Ass1s: taut Leader L.barle.!l Swattel and three patrols had co~o1 pleteu d1s plav~ Jn window& of the Gootlwm Jj lom;L Shop on E. Second Do 'An •c Gro ~ .s Ine ~ Matn, and tttz Pome1 o) Palitry Shop also on F ~r& Bertha Filson former super .)Sam mtendent of Maaon County S.:h· ools Uld abo a former;< 'Wah.l'lll 1 ~other d1splay by the troop's tcaeflt•r, ha& beeH nominlted b) :fl)tfrth patrol, UJ bemg planned n the Pt , Pleau.nt,. Women'& 11 b :1 IJecond Street busmess lor tim "Oac.a.rs l•'cr Tetcbe..~ ' a, Scoutmaster Olan dantson o ward, Darwm !tald bus Hemlock (,rO\ ~ 'Mn F1laon 1s .J.t a mr.m., Ex?lOrl)r Post 270 barf a dtspJa of bculty ln th~ Ebersbach Hardware S'ore High and 1:1 W &tam St The Hemlock Gro ~e '>~llh Cub PaC'k No lBO Js dJsplaymg ,. Counl, large C()llectJon 1M bandtcnft art pam~ iclet. ~ other JieptS of natural when she mteret.t tn the s~~~ Street WlD was tu1mty s 1permtemlcnt, se'" cl dow of Elberfeld 111 DC!'pftlme111 mg th~ ft two letters of tJ.r Store uame !ram \\aggencr lJt.. • 1 !he ~etond two [rom Hartfud D!slrJct Scouln; J:-;tcr John •Joore of thl' and the '- •1 two lette1 l!Om ":~ Rut l. Sprmgs lroop satd hJs boys son D1str r~ lh(lse dtstr•rt~ wen. "0\11 i h<.H~ a dt.splay for guests d the <:h 1 k<: n c!JIIner to be ser together to butld the school vcd !) 30-7 30 p m Fraday mght Mason County" one of twelve counUes m the state of W•st 1•1 the S11 1sbury Grade School Tbt" 1 Vlrgtrua m danger of losmg a portion of stale atd funds bec 1• 1 t 1,. a benefJt with proc~eds cause assessments of non-uUhty properties are below 40 per to nc used toward sendmg threP bovs to \'alit'\ Forge next sum of appratsed valuations. m~ r A new state appraisal of property dtsclosed the twelve coun· ' t1es early th1s week. v.... County " roted .. sub- studard beeawe property assessmenta 111 the county now stand at t.. - ap32.14 per cent Of t be !Il a!"" pra11ed value. Assessments 10 the county must be raised to 40 per eent by next August or tbc "ounty will lose a proporhonatf! loss In slate aJd As asaQssmentfl now stand, the county Fred Dunn the evangehst at would lose more Uum seven per the Maddlf!port Church of Christ cent o( the state a1d to whach it was a guest and conducted tM de 11 entttled under the foundation vottons when the Meigs County 1 b I f Mmutenal Association met Mon. It 00 ormu a day at the Federated Church Other countieS In danger of lor Followmg a cotfee break when lng fund• are Berkeley, 3~29- per Rev and Mrs Waldo J Bartels cent Fayette 32 77 per cent, served doughnuts and coffee Rich Gre~nbner, 28 96 per cent, Ka ard S Owen. general manager of nawba, 35 35 per cent, Mar~~hall, The Dally Sentmel, a guest, spoke 3&51i- per cent, Mercer 38 88 per on "Church News" and 1howed- a cent• KMU"oc 3938 per cent, Put· f1lm "Lookmg on wtth The Dally nam: 3417 per cent, Summers, SenUnel,11 after which various 31.-0S':.per C"'rrt Webster 3718 pel' problem1 W<'l'e dascussed cel'li ·,nd Wood 36 03 per cent • DUring the busjncss 1eulon In ~d percentage la5t year cbtirge of Rev Wesley Jenkiaa pre1tdcnt, 1~ was propofM!d tbat wuoe per 1 rnt and four countie.11 the A&SbC:Iahon have 11 ~ta ta. U. 1tate sustamed losses The tlvt meet wtth the local committee requiRe~ pt'rcentagc then was 35 on tbe bearmg tor a special elee Thtr eounttr~ b<'luw the 40 per tlon It was decided to po~tponc C!Mt> required th•s yP.ar have until the County Youth Rally until levy es\lmatr lime Ill August to recoup Mirch Ttte March meeting wlll be held The report a!Bo revealed that at the Racine Baptist Church tax collectlo.Js 1n 41 o£ the statc'.!l Ministerial Ass'n Meeting Held At Federated Church Fog In Big Area Is Noted Today He~vy fog, ob~;K:urlng visabthly for traveler~, and making !lcarctt for two JUVentles in the woods around Coolvllle diftieu!t, was re ported along State Rt 7 frOm Par· kersburg to Pomoro)' thil morn· mg 55 counlae.s rematn .short of local share amounts for wh1ch they are held under the school atd formula (tonhnued on page two) Burn Victim To Undergo Skin Graft Operation Uatlenc Stukrv )3 )car old Wa Bt~h s~hool student, h:Js beea- takt'n to Sl Mary's Hospital Hbnijll:glon f11r ~kin grafting <'P en.i.kms fo:Jo-...Lil;! .ev~re bmns .sllffered In an ace1dent at her hon1e In :M'<i~On about two. w~t ago h.aJna, Tra,•elcrs sa1d the fog 'II'.U th1ck. over most eccttons of tbe r1vcr, and extendang back over the highway In man; places Two juven ilea, who reportedly bad stolen a car in ZaMttVille, were holed up Tht! yolUlg gH1 who 111 the dau· in fog and woods near Coolvallc ghter of Mr<; Johnnte Mae Stukev, at noon today suflcud third degree burns of the tup~ and lr"~ whl'11 her sk1rt GRANGE TO MIET TAkEN TO t>IOSPITAL H:~rn.iiOllVIilt! Grange "'ill 1111 ( 1 caught (trc a<; ~he stood clo8>C to Tllclma GrueiK'r watl taken by Thursday cvcnmg at 7 30 111 th~ a gas heater 111 the bAtlvoom of the P.Omeruy emergency squad t(} Grilnge 11:!11 lll'cordlr,g- to Norm 111 h.er hom'! ' Metga General Nosplt,ol at D 15 to Will Worthy !\laster The fourth It wa11 !'f"porh d that she 18 ex. day st.ilfer1ng a pusiS.Iblc fracturelj degree will be contcrctd 111 rull pcctcd lo be a patient at the Hun· ankle. m&ton hospJtal for several weeks. lorm ---- RENO, Nev (UP)- Frremen shot htgh-pre..ure jets of wa• ter today tnlo the smoking rubble of what had once been a Offteen from three ~outheuter,. prosperous street m the heart of Reno - untJI leaking ga~~ Oh1o countte1 were trampling destroyed It lD three fiery blasts through wet and rough terram a A series of three explosiOns and the ensumg flJ"e Tuesday round Coolville th.ts momma: m a k1lled two persons and IDJUred 42 others At least f1ve big hunt for two bo) s reported to - - - - bwldmgs wo>re destroyed and a bavc stolen a nr tn Zanesvlll~ acore of others were damaged 10 Low Property Appraisals May Cost Mason County ~hools State Funds Voreh was born March 1~. 1870, llean in Aul'oitraht~t, and he and his wifl.', tl c former ,lo;hzabcth Oslahcl•, tame to thJs country JJMn after their marriage Jan 6) 1900, m Au6 traha They celebrated ttte1r 57t't wedding anmversary last Jan 6 He was the son of Mary and Joe Voreh The D~ "wonder dn.1" II of no lu·J:fllo you whea preter1pdou &o YJ lor problpt pro{~ou.) Ferguson was arrested at h1~ home and committed to the Coun· ty Jall Another \ 1ctnn of an auault .Monday was LeRoy Taylor, 53 of Btdwetl, who has charged Earl D Roush, 20 of Galhpohs Rl 2 and Joseph N Roush o£ Btdwcll with asS<~ult w1th mtcnt to kill Both are also mcal"cerated m the Gal lla County Jatl Voreh "ho !or 16 years ha~ lived m Btdwcll and worked as a shoemaker, Is survlvf!r! b,v hts wile Elizabeth, aud one brot~, Frank, also of Btdwen, and the following chlldt-en Frank, Waller, Jose<J~ Jr , Mrs Grayson Kendrick, all of B1d Nell, George, of Omar, W Va, Ste\ e of Monavllle, ~ Va , Mr~: Basil Batley and Mrs Edwanl Wool~;ey, both of Columbus, and Mrs Joe B<tr!.osh of New York worn over tht lulijted ltllmlpit. CADIL~C Driver Is FI'ned &.l A 'd Dally Senhnel I ruter CCI ent ~5 Mam'-st• TU es• toda~ l1D Tlueves l.troke into WahaRUI R1th School on SllDday mght and escaped Wlth. a small sum of mon tlY a~ordmg to Principal Clyde Fole} Foley explaaned that State P >bee were mveatlgatmg damage rau&ed by the penon or person.t who entered the achool throuPh a wmdow In the boy& bate:ment He satd that the m1lk dtspenser and coke f'OOler were both looted but that Jess than two d~lara had i>(oen taken from both The thlevPs tampt)rcd wtth the com mechnrr asm on each and brokt'! the door on the latter to get to the eotns Tbry also broke a wandow tnto lhe ocnce and cnt.,red tt but nothing 1s m11stn~ there Othe,. rooou entered included the ('and:, room on the same floor as the off1ce and ot.ber rooms Marl.on Franc1.11 .11c:hool custod r.othtng ha 1 tan, reported that been amus when h-e was an the ~ehool on Sunday The damage wa~ d:scovcred em .Mr nday morn >ng As Blast Levels Business Center' Coolville Area For Two Youths 1! 1 Ba>rd told the -lllrl• MINERS Posse Searching Entire Block Reduced To Ash~ Wahama ~hool Entered Sunday Joseph Voreh, Sr., 85, a former operator of a shoe repau ' lhop at 202 N Seeond·st In Middleport, died Tuesday morn- And Ransacked Ing m Holzer Hospital of a fractured skull and other injuries this mornang that Gallla Counll' Prosecutor Warren Sheets !'\__ qqestiOmng more wlt.nesees but as yet bad not Jndtcated as to Clyde E KlQ.g, U.uUand 'AilS what sp<'etfle ctlarges would lx> charged WJth. drtVlnl{ without a<~ llUide $Uf'ed clear distance and fined $10 No reason u yet ha! been of aqd eoste followmg a traffic acci .fered for the attack t n the .aged dent :Jn W Mam Street •'1 Pome roy about 1 p m Tueaday .shoemaker, ofhctals satd According to mveallgatlng orr. George Voreh, son of the Vlctim, sa1d that Jack Sl(lsbak of BidweU cer Henry Werr:r a car driven by who was present at the tJme o. Kmg struok barels, used 11 gads tbt attack on the partaaUy bhnd Kmg struck barrel1, U!!ed u guard , and par&tyzM m:m had told him o~t a water ma111 repair loatJon that Ferguson had stepped 111 The barrels wl're knoeked In front front of hu car at the mterscctlon or a c.ar driven by Otto L Strau111 o! Rt 160 on Clark Church rd in Pomeroy Damage to Strauss'& car wa11 esttmated al $50 Porter causmg htm to sloP Kan'i:' aopeared In Mayor E F Accordmg to accounts or the a~ sault the older Voreh who was ~ Itobm_.on's court where the State brought George JJ paa11enger, leaned from the car Patrof also Hart who was cbarged with dr1v 1: wlndOa: and asked Ferguson wna lng left ~f center and fmed $5 was wrong l<'erguson JS then al leged to have struck Vqreh dra~ aM co!its "illg his head mto the window vet tilator and then pulled the stun ned man from the car and strutk hrm: ala.t(l dnvln1 Jail be.tt* uato l road I!I!I£.P1 and then fle•J.J.b~ &eene lnJ II IW61ler-fGMhe..bllcb to ward ott brtlll ... bn-. Tht knltcoo~ bJo Reid, lo m•~ Ia otrlpoo ..d crtatn ID IDMCDblt 1oolr: when SINGLE COPY--5c eno Former Middleport Busiuess Man Killed In Gallia County Assault rec::e1ved tn an attack made upon him Monday afternoon by Wyatt B. Ferguson, 35, of Rl 2 Bidwell Voreh lived at Bid· -well ...t d•Y. tonivht and fhurtday Occ .. •lon•l IL!iJht ra1n or drtnM ~tt 1 ln touth thro"'iilhovt ~Mrlocl. Hlth today ln th• middl• 30's • - • neor .to ••treme MVth. Low •• n ltht 25 to 3:1 north, U t. Jlsouth OSIOD 1 ly UNITED PlESS Mottly ch~udy and much c"•nte In ..,_peretuN to- Pomeroy·Mtddleporl, Ohio, Wedneilday, February 8, 1957 a.uault In Galh.a County Jail was to be thargcd later today wit'1 more llf'rlou,. chitrtf"s ac:cordln6 to Shertff Oacar Baird. ot a bach 'IllS MODI!., - Oh1o • \ -·-~/, Weather I ~~DISHPAN - a . enttne - NO 250 " Ferguson held under- charges of In l.oll AnJtlelt II pletlii'Wd......, wm lnotoll•d" the actlni church 1952 VOL Vlll \ ' .,r lloeU are tt'tlnpltte aQd up to date Bnn1 ,..,._. In Clrtntlatlou Receives Award For Saving Life Of 12-Year-Old V1ctor !-larbrecht have rccetved word th11t theJr brother, Homer E Terrill of M.ami, Fla was recent ly prellt'nted the Carne1g1e Hero Award for savmg the life of a 12 year oil! &:Jrl ln 1956 Mr Terrill, who had been forced to retlre after 411 years service w•th AT&T co due to a heart condition, p 1unged mto. the lake at .Pe{lchncy, Mich and pulled the airl to safety Terrill ts a former Pomeroy re51dent. e In Local Newo Ia A.dvert!Jinr ee-;n:t:ly:_:!l;;;p,:Dit::::d_;~:_:'::";:_;::_==::·::~:::~-~~=~=tlp::_:·:::..:·~-=-=-;::-~_::;_;;;;; chairman ol t>ntertalnment; Mr~ council of the Federattld Church llliii Floyd Carma('k rood commlltoo Jean Lea:1on, wUl attend ~c Ghur ehalrman NAMID MANAGER "h Christ toniJht and M!Jii mQ~ Al11o a111'nrltns !he mef'llng were Jll(flf POINT. N c UP_ at Lhc Lt-glon Hall at 1 p m and Robert Trwk~hary and Leland Frank Lucchesi baa btlen named <~tlcnd the rcv1va1 ll!!rvlcl's m a ,.,ailahk Our rr•ttriptiGI:I! RST ronizi~t~. LOSES, GAINS ONI , uunr • body They plan to len~ fr,r tl\" Chur Una Lct,~~:uc. lie piloted the Salt "h at 7 20 p m and, weather per Lake City tum to a aecond place mtUlng, n1COt Lhe members of the finish in the Pioneer Le11guo l11t 1 Auxiliary o( the !Alglon at lhe togeh1cr year. ctmreh and wdoat it: II ch Monday evemng A:pproxlmat ely e1gbty meJnben and pests were present for the prPiJ'&m and JO<'ll. hour • Mn C P Bradbury opened the service With aa organ prelude and Mn Allen Hughes prealdenl. prended and read "A Good, Chri.. tian Friend" and gave an openmg WOODI,Aal RENO, Nev. - Ordination Of Church Elders Made Sunday managt•relub of \be High Point·Thom· :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~B~r~D~w~n~o~ld~•~'~'~======::-1 asviUe Jn the Clua 8 caro- J011 .,.. W B. H. Sanborn Mission~ Society Fell.owship Teo Held Monday Night The Daily Sentinel ' I March'Of-0--.m-e-S May Hit $6 000 (n M ason Coun f y Mason Schools To IEnter Tr1'-State Spelling Contest Mason Count)'s 1957 March of Dames may offtCL&ls !'eSch $6 000 according to county of tll1e dnve wHI who s&ad that final figures not be known for approximately two weeks Last year, the dnve raJsed $l3 832 10 the county Still to be heard from are re poru on school com card eollec lions com collectors sent to res•· dents of tht: county the Teens Agamst Poho program, and o~er 1amaller projects such as bake l.11alcs. h A In the Benr Area t m~ncan Le1f10 Thr. :l.!ason l unty school sys tern ts one of mne who bave ftlPd earty entr1es m tbe Trl.State Spel hng Bee sponsored by a Hunttng ton newspaper m Huntington I fl c fin ill spclldown w1\l be held ,,. }1:1}' w1th the TriState cttamp llo,• lube g1ven a tr1p to Washmg for an expenses-paid week and parttctpataon m the Ni.tional Spel· lm~;; Bee there lion r: ~edA~~ !" ,.:; M~~:~ eo ec n on Polto there on last Thursday eve.nmg In addlhon a total of $46 39 Wai collected m canDlsters set l about the town ~ The Mothers Club Ill Mason re ported lha~ they had collected $2M •s m Mason Ctty In a Similar drive last Thursday. County o(ftttals on last Satur day reported that the Mothers ,larch on Polio at that ttmc had netted $1 450 Wtlh $750 of the amount be111g ratsed In Pt Pleas· arlt by the Jumor Woman's club thm _ Livelier Meeting urged By SCh00I Superintendent va:t~:~edact:::e 1dent1f1ed as Mrs John. DuPrtll 60 of Reno, and Frank Spana, 48, owner ot a shoe factory that was ~utted m the blast Spina apparently was blown clear JCross the street and under a b th e I or ce oI the a P•rk·-• ~ c r Y exp}os•on V1cttms In Stroets C1ty offH'trls estimated ttte damage at S3 million Reno s famed g~mbhng castnol rematned oS;Ien for busmesa donna: the holecaurt One w1lnesa, Mar-garet Jone11 an a1rhne stewardeu_ Said patrorts In the ruveraide notl'l were s\iti gambling and dtdn't .seem concdrned at all" But a block away across the nver W35 a fearful scene Flame.!l spouteo from the wmdows and 1roofs of bu1ldmgs. broken glass bt;. lered the strt>et and score.11 of men and women lay m the streets ~any screan ed tn fright or agony or both Alter 11 was all over, firemen were thankful that the toll of dead was nut worse The odor of escapang KaJ nad served to warn 1manl' persons away from the area Scores of persons evacuated several bu1ldmgs momeol.6 befora the acc1clen1 Guardanwf( s.. nct By Frremen were UIIAble to search the rubble tmmed1ately for more bodles Early today, It was still smokmg such was the: Intenatty of the flames •vhen they raged at thear !leigh! I I I I I l 1 The seen" of the holOCllust was First and Sierra streets, one block north of the Truckee River Nearly 150 Nevada National Guardsmpn were ordered to the scene lo evacuate an etght·block area and to prevent looting.. Even· tually, people were allowed buk tnto the area except for the worst damaged blucks Pollee saJd the blast was the result of ::1 leak m an under ground gas mam The leak had gone on for at least an hour and a half beforr the rarst explosiOn allowtng a dangerous quantity of natural gali to ('Olleet m the area lfrs Irene Morgan, 65 was dnvang her automobtle past Paterson s Department store whfm the explos1nn ocrurrcd Wlnchht•ld Blown Out I was JUSt dnvmg by tbe store when l thought someone had h1t me on the head wrth a roek,' she sa1d I couldn t understand how beeause all the wmdows we~ dosed ... "Then I I'Ot1ced that the wtnd· sh1eld was blown out and the stuf· fmg of the ~ea.s was flymg m the Otl11 r • entered thu"' far 10 ti-c co 11 t ~~ t r~re c I•-< 11 and 1 1 ~ 41 1 C(l;.~nl!ts m West V1rgmaa, C!tes ~ [• ~h· Ohw, and from Kentucky the Ellloll and Greenup County ' sth('o s Pa1ntmlle Cotl~t. s 1r,:J W A Patason owner of the two story department store wretk· and Russell .~ ool svsteiiTI ed In lhc blast saJd he smelled a slrong odot of gas an hour and a half bef01 c the farst exploston , • 1 He called lttc Sierra Pacific Power Get the hell over Compnny here and turn ll off" When the fumes became worse, he saJd, he ordered aJI customers and emplo) t-es out of the store ThJs was a few ruoments before T ll• Stmns, a Pt Plm•nt morlJraan h,os been named coro- the cxplosiOilS ncr of Mason County to succeed Dr Edna fl Geltles, It has been 1 announced '" T R sleVeRS (S INamcd As Coroner For Mason County I - - -- Randolph Rites foBeHeld On Friday, Feb. 8th Ste\cUs w-.s appolnted to the post by the Mason County court Counl) Supertntendent or Sr." on January 26 and recently took oots 0 0 Pallt'rson said toria) ht hts oath o( oflace Rei' ISf'o£1 mcmbN~ Of JI1C ('Ollnl\ He ~uccf'Cfls Dr Gettles who board of educ11110n T Jesda, nag 1 had served 1n the post for seven Sen ICt's for Mary Randolph, "thtng~ arc gcttmg ton dull a yellrs She In turn succeeded Dr who d1ed at h!'r home m Reeds. round ht>rc anrl 11 looks J•kc we II Roy W Eshl'naur valle Tu('liday mght wdl be beld have to h~vc a ll1le , cdtstrlCll"l Fnday al 2 p m at the griYesade to hvcn lhtn;:;:s up 11o, 1 AKKET RE"ORTS m Rccrlsvllle ceme1ery Mr Pattt'rson was rl'portmg on l'JL r• Survnors arc a fosl.cr daughter, a rl'g1tlar nwetmg of the board an ( INlt'lNNATI 0. tiP - rr nl Ahec J Batie) R.eedsvdJe, two whtch president (art Kautz presl'l urr ststers Ella Powell Reedsville, d Only TQutJnc buslnlSS sppca"cd ' 111~1kct abot.t srbdv net and Lr1t1c rru~c. Long Bottom I'LLc ~ Jl~Ld ! (aftn~ !or U .,.; bn the agenda Arbaugh 5 Funera! Home ls ln !las remark ur.J;:mg l11eher me• I· -:' 1' ~tad£'~ wh cB a 1 chargf' tT1rnf'Js may call at tbe mgs was m Jest he smd and m rc bro"ns A JUmbos 34-39 A Ia l;l<' residence anyttme colled1on c1 m.an) 'v •ry mtere~t :u 36 A mediUms 2'1 :!9, A sruJI! .ng mcelmgs of 11 few vcars ago 1!0 24 R large 27 30 Pr1ce.s F WOMAN AAILID cotnc 1,Jenlal w1th the rcdJstrlcUng 0 H Cmctnnall w!lates , and ~' 1 1\l<~nc Darst MlddleJtQrl, ot oa~lcan Mel'S County sthuul lr•1~n~ '\large 3839 A lllotillll:'l was .. rn:-.t1 d hj Patrolmen Ike aastn<-ts "' ~5 1"' B lar~;t> 3~.JG Nt• 1l .md Stewart Harr111 and lorl· All munhus of 1hi' hoard WCfl l 11 1 k( n~ f1 ycrs .•f •t ' l'k ly Jl.('d 111 ru1111t} jaJI Tuesday mg'lt present, tncludmg Varga! Alkms fr~ • 1 ~ J 3 'rZ Jb 19-20 h•~n t!ea\) for a tnt r <lppeaadntt m th.e George Perry GoJ:"don Collins ami lYtle 3 l!'i, htn~. ltght hpt• !J 11 court of Mavor C 0 Fisher Shtl IJvrold Rou~n .f?JHt:r, 90 score 68 cents 1.). was charged w1Ul tnl01icaUon. � 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 5, 1957 cottrill white wilson