https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/031a1defca122134922474165348e47e.pdf bc45af080a320b6b94fa66276123b012 PDF Text Text ~Daii.Y 5enUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Feb 6, t957 The Daily Sentinel • Nehaclimo Garden Club Speaker Talks On Mental Health Problem 1be unCfftainttta or our way of of a •nenta l We wW ~use one ~non m ever, twelve to be committed to mental lDJt:i.tutions lecordJn& to Dr S 0 .lohnaon, supenntendent of th~ Lakin Hosp~t.aJ , who addreAed thE' Nehaehi1Ul Gardea Club at a rea:u Jar meelJng oft he clu\1 rn New Hw en 11n Monday evening Mr Johnson m talt on "Ment.al Health" told the gtoup that a nervous breakdown ia & warnmg Four Were Guests F.or Bridge Club Meeting Monday M1ss Marguerite Meyer, MIS! Marian Ebenbach, MLSS Marie Stehman and Mra Albert Coates were guest~ when Mrs· J W MeMurray entertamed her bridge club, Monday evemnJ at her home Butternut Avenue Prize for h1Jh score was awarded to Miss ~benbach and second to Mrs. Alfred Elberfeld. Refre'lhm(;nts were served by the ho!ltess to those named above and Mri!l Jamea O'Brien, Mn. Wll· ham Anderson and Mrs Robert Jacobs. tllsorder He th.n sh.oweCl the group a film entLtled Someone Who Cares The mo' 1e was concerned wit., \Oh.nt~r worker! for mental 1r. slitut1ons Dr Johnson told o. aetJvltles of such workers at tht' L.akm Hospttal and tnvJted the dub to pre!ent a program for thf' hospital m the near future A bus1 ness meetmg was 1n t harge of Mrs David f~elds, Jr 1n the aDsence of the Jlfe"!!ldent, '-trs Ray Ptckens was held Mh Elmer .E Woods wa5 acrepled es .. new member Ho~;te&Sell at the m<Jeling wer ~ :'ifn Thomas Horrm.an and Mn PhiJ Batt-y Devotions were led by .\Irs Thomas Hoffman Other present were were Mrr Foater Grl!lstead , ~s Donald Brown , liolrs Mel Clark, Mu James Diehl, Jr, Mrs Geora:e Burns, Mn V1c Street, Mrl. Georae Mcl(tught, Mrs John W.olfe , Mra Wilham Gtbbs, Mn Jarnea Roush, Mrs l"arroll Adams, Mrs Harry Miller, and Mn Robert Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Hawkm•, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6Z44 Middleport Society Lucille Bearhs ---- Amateur Gardeners Meeting Is Held At Reyn.olds Home Member" of the Amateur Gard eners Club met last week at the home ol Mrs L E Reynolds to prepare the corsages boutonna1 res b ridal bouquet and rocephon flowers lor the Ycung-Kllchcn Heater, paint All & solid 1954 Mereu Hardtop. w1 overdrive. hres. Dodge 3f4 ton One local tires ar. d bed 1952 Chevrolet 4 dr, Motor overhauled, goo sc<Jt covers 1952 Packord IJ~utmrna1hc transmH;ston & Heater Good tu c.s Cub Scout Pack Will Attend Church Services 1 ~ sponsor('d (lass of till' t ir,L B<~Jlil~t lhurch and wil l .11 te nd ( hurch Sunday with th ('ll Dell moilu r~ .! \ the Hapt Jsl ( hur h tn oli ~t' J v.lnf"C of naltOnlll Sco111 Cub Stout l'aLk 244 by tile (,t)ldt n Hult VNk 1 he l u lis wJII o1l~o h.n t• ,. dh p\,1) of fllllrhs lhfly h<IV(! mMlf' nunng till llll SI year 111 tloush"~ ~ hiJt' Storo w1nclow Fred fllbbF •JWnf"r ot the Store, 1s a t1 1 coun ty ~nmt Jt,xet utwc Wh('n I hr !'ar k lllcl Tue11day at the RapiHI l hurrh to renew then· t:bllrh•J anti tnr rf"corgRnJlJtlllln Thomus I amhden Pomt Pleasatll Scout Ex:ecutrve, pre11ded- al l!le mcctmg OH1rcrs art Cub·ma11ter Rl n Rail'} a~aistant cub ma&tcr Mi>UOn Wagon Auto Paul l asn chairman, Ernest Cov ""'"'u & Heater Runs crt, scrrctary Kalad Hlndy , treas - 1949 ure r, Owen Bralton, Institutional dr Fleetllne, radio rcpresentntJv«• c urrord Stumbo Tt>ntatJ\'l' plans were made for a neater, Runs fJne. Olue lltlll Gold Banquet on Satur rtoy. F•·b 23 dr sedan, good tares, run~l Urs MJilon Hood and Mrs Jack good body, clean Sallflrfil'!d ha\e reli1{CnejJ u ncn A good second car mothers and :W:ra Rodney Sauer Lnd M1 s Bru('e Lloyd ore new T><'n COME IN ~olhen More Drn molher!i ur~ St;E THESiol AND needed m order to enlArge the MANY MORE mrmbcrsh1p thr Pack 950 Pontiac 1948 Plymouth 'Little Boy' Style 1\lr and Mrs 0 C Greenle" rect 1vcd word that thetr son .SC George Jo d GreenleE' who eom p i~ ted spec.al tralllm~ at Fm t ' • Bl 55 Texa:s In Jammry 11 as SJg n('d tu Lhl:! Staff and Faculty of the AAA lUld Guided Missile Sr llool at Fort Dhss He IS a grad uatf" uf l\lltJL!Ieport ''tgh Scho I and attentl eJ Oh10 State Untver sity before l'n lenng the Atr Force Robe r t Coa 1 s and son, S'iepbef! spent the wct>kend m Munc1e, lnd whe1"e thev v sited 1l•e formers mothpr Mrll Charles Coots, wbn is Blightly Impro ved at a hospital there after IHI exte nded dine"' Mrs L D Scott e n~ered Hober Hospllal \1ondAy and underwent surg er) Tul'sday Mr Sctll1 .and the1r •lal ;l"hler, Mrs iames Strop son were 111 Gelltpo as Tuesday ovtlh Mrs Sc•Jlt Mr!> I eslle Green Athens. · ~ vJs,tJ ng Mr and Mrs Homer Ru~e :Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Laurrl CIJ ff vJsJted Elmer Sehae fer who Is recuperahn~ after a rc.:.-ent hosplta ltza twn He 111 st.n mg at the home of Pete McCloud Mr and Mrs Russe l' W1lson and daughters, Carla and Coileen, al JHIS 'LIIIIt' Boy~ 1Wimsult detende d the llllieral IJ{ h1s fathe slg rwrl Oy "'leltJE' Ho~enl'ltetn ot H E \\'Ji son, Pomerov Road, Atb :'~lew York reaTures UnlQut oorens, Monday at the Shade Metho lro~i! rlP< kll 'lt' ~ nrt ~tl() ~lf>PVC~ d1t1t Church Fne11ds from M1ddl (' port who atlended the setVJCCJ In eluded Mrs l'' red I G,.rdner, Mrs F.rtgar Allcuswot th Mn Leo <'hJJdg Mrs (;eorge Childs, :Mr~ Kenneth Mc-Elhi nny, \1rs George Harris, Mrs Gcnr- Norton .\ tn; Warren Oavts 1s unprovmec A contrmutton was made to the after being 11l with lung cOJJgcs :\farch of IJ1mes when Theodorus tton SSgt Eugene Walburn who 111 , Co unrtl Daughters o{ Amertca met b"e n :.tCJtt flnerl r.t Locl.b••UI ne .. 1 B m rc"uiar sess1 on , Monday even ha~ been sent to Chanute Fteld, •ne: at t h1 JOOF Hall Mrs Mmnlc Ncutzllng, counciLUl for spec! a\ h a llll! .~ m Autr1 or prc~Jded an d several · thank pllo~ Wvlk Ht~ wtr.:: and ri:.Jug ht er who h.1v c hc<' n hv u 1g m Canal 'I 1111 no t e~ \\ere read for flowers W1nehestcr, are sta>ml:{ wJth h• r rf'CI'I\'t J It was r Pported that flow(•rs v.ere s.enl to the funeral mother. Mrs Francrs Yeaug1 of ~1r, M11rk Hartenbach of East liallta Count y, while he Is awa y The ~!burn s h ave purchased a lJ vPq•ool a member who d1ed smce 1he Ia t meeting Plans were lll'W tlurty r.vc foot traJ\ei- M nw <Jnrl 1~1 11 be statiOner! nr-r. J lhc made 10 dr ape the charter for the rlcpa11t d s1:.tcr at the next meet Air Ha~c v.hr-n he retur11 s fJom mg th<' ~f!CIC'id] (Icil y At ttor dose of th e meettng a I\,Jl.id Hmrl y man tt:el of thu Valent nr Part} was .held Jte }<('onmny I oan uffJcr 111 f'mn..roy rreshml.'nts we r e serve:} after ltturn<'rl to v.ork Mond,•y .l iter wh1ch o-a mes were played cmd hl'tnt.: 111 wllh flu for th1 11~st pnzes lWill"r'e tl the wmners ha~e Layne. weddmg 'fh£ prOJect 1s a tr1 bute to Mrs Robert Reibel pres1c!ent of the club and 1Reg10na1 'rhrector Mrs Reibel JS mother of t~.e bnde. Mrs Reynold s servr-d a dcsse rj ~ours" ta Mrs Hc1bel Mn Jame ~ B T1tus Rulland, cl•b!rman of the proJect, M~r Artnur Skmner chairman of tbc receptiOn, Mrs Norman Humphncs, Mrs Brucl' !,loyd, Mrs Jo. M Blake Mrs Ph1ltp Ba1 ky amste 1 the other; wtth arranl{lnJ.l the flowers Su1 day at the chun:h b(•forc Ute CCN mony DH1111g room hostcssts lrom the .lub welt' Mr~ Sktnncr. Mr11 L 1'.: ltq no!ds ~lr~ (, uy Reynolds llld Mt H ll<~r o 1 ct J.oh~c Pomeroy Garden Club Entertained In Lietwiler H.ome "BLUE BOY' COAT oi "ool •eece 111 an 01lgmula spr Ill!:" l9~7, model A strappt'd tut ,ack me.tches the !ll)nt !a..,tcn n!. - - -- - Cradle Of Liberty Chapter Meeting Held On Tuesday Thr• Jlu rd of !111 SJ .Il ll l' of L1!) cr tv Ch11ptr r ul lht• ( h1ldr1 n ol lhl' A l11111tu n Hn .. ltltJon mt•l I'Uf'Sd,ly C\'t III I'J.l II I Ill home nl t lll ll ~ ~'11101 jlll~lllll \IJ, Jl,llt IJtHtt!ll Ml tll ben uf tht t:tf,tld di e Sh,11 on JonC's prPsldtlll 1'\tda Urad fmli \ let' PH' S )Cillllfl t '>l'Crel<lrY Ll i('Jl lJulton 11r :ia l l~ ~o~lct I Oh~c ll·llll'l lt!-:l~l•,u Pl.ms V.llll' made jo1 <l mcl!lllt on lcbruaty 22 <~t 111 1 Vullo hom(' when Nt•d,t J\1 loll nul IHI I Harh.1ra J ol\eH w1ll ht hu s1r ~~t~ S h;non Jonr ~ ,IJld Sail~ lt•sli 1 WJo hf' tn f'har~c of th (• lNil'll.tJOn ,jl rl the pJogt•a m wJII ])(' a s tudy ot 11lc ..,tur Sp.mglcd lltnn t r Contribution Made To Campaign Here By Dof A Group WlCk POMEROY SOCIETY 1 1\frs Harry P Snu• 'J chatrman. Dorothy .Diall(l Stark have r e turned to lht•t r st udies at O._!uo UnJvCl.<llty a rter thc1r Mid term vacahon spent v.Jth thClt rarents, Mr anti Mrs Edward A Stark and son al thetr home m Ltncoln Hill l1:1s3 M1la Jane Stark. daughter of Mr an~ Mrll Eclwarc.l A Stark was placed on the Dean's L1st !or thts f11 st S('mestcr This honorary lis! mrludt':~ all students allam 111,; .1 three pomt average or over Ill all hour<~ :tttompte d with 11 mm nnun o' 15 hours She IS a .Jumor m the College of Elementary Ed ucatJon First Baptist Ladies Class In Tuesday Meeting !\Irs Jam es M\11 ray prl'sltll d 111 the ahl'.t'nec of the p1 t•sHknt when ihe L.udlt,' Hi bit• < l.ts~ uf the Fu l:i• !Japll ~ \ ( hunh lliC \ ru esd<ly ll lhL' home of ~n L D Dlll'!<i P.lr ~ Clarrlll<..'lll 1<: I! oyt gave tlw opemng pra\l'r and Ml9 Murra) cowluctcd the dcvotwnal Hf'r\'JC'l" w1th each mem~r (liV Ing A Srnp lllre reading and porm as plan ned HEART FUND DRIVE TO MilT PRIOA V by Mrs Dill'S The :\l!ddlePQrt llu~u •css anli The Mts~1onary Society the The p10gram mclud u l a rt'Arlmr,:: Proremonal Women s Cl ub w1JI Ra<"Jn~ Bapt iU Church wUI mel't from Sunshine Mu ~az tnr h \ hnvc rharge of the annual Heart at the t'hur1 h Friday evening Mrs lloyt~wluch llsl"d thln ).(s to Gursl ~Jlf'll kf'r al the meeting wlll do to help m dolly llVlnK ,_ Mrs Dnve m Middleport on Ft'bruary be Mr11 Roma llawklna G( Middle Murray rt•Hd ' We Go fh 1s Wa} 24th with Mrs Nan Moore as geu. e ra! chau man A house to hou11f. pori 'f he f ~!her and Ruth Circles D11t Once,' Mrs Otles rend an art ;.a m as~ Will be held sta1 tmg at or the rht~IC'h hiYC been lllVited tclc• on Abn~hnm Lincoln and Mrs 1 il Ill to attend the artalr. J Q Rtct• alt~Q 1ave a reading The My~tcry prize .vas Henj h} :\lr~ Ht•z }toot and v.as won b1 Mr11 Dana Hamilton 'h ~ lluyt c ondu('l~d 11 Dible Qu1z 1\-Ir:. Dtlrs and Mr~ ~a1 mon I Saxt on h ostcs~cs, wer , assts!(•tl w S('rVilljl a des8etl COUl Sf' h} Mrs llo>t :\lr J Q Rice w<~s a g ul"s' .1l thl mect111g or or United Methodist Official Board Meeting Is Held prestdcd when the ()ffll'la] Bo 'H• or lw Umted Mt ih(d tst Ch •Jrch met Monday cvcJHng a t the t' hur· ch Wl lh lwcnt.v SIX mrmb4:u pre The qu.trlerh confc1cnc(' .v .. s seJ1! dllilOunccd fo1 Apn! ~9 Rev Eu ,gene Brown , 1splaycd a book cou cen • n~ the romm iS$IOH S and rc qu c~tr rl that the chamnBn ol t'ach cptnmJ ston hold a Gprc ril rl lt't tlng to s·.H l.\ the book It Wh lllnOuhC Crl lh •I Ill'\\ di~('lph•Jc6 \\ere Ol dcn•d :11r the t'h urch Rev Bro11.n illmounred that he and th e Rev Borden of the Mt Mo1111h BaptJst Church would ex r hangc pulpits next Su nday Theo Smith spl'aktng for the board o( l'!dUcatwu rcporlr.d on supplies fur the church school and aho stt~oted that plans for redeco1attn-: the upstllt r ~ tooms the church wo"'1fl bl· aunounccd soon Perfect attcnrtanre pins were ordcr~d The mcclmg closed wtth th~ forlnlng of the }' rlendshlp Carele 11nd prayer hy the past<lr or BOY SCOUT BENEFIT CHICKEN DINNER •salisbury Grade School Friday, Feb. 8 ~ lOOMS Of ~ Ntw Pqrwlture = I roa $299.00 BAKER = I FURNITURI II~ 0.HrfteIll llrlthteo& C.~ MlddleiiG11 til IAU!l I'VBNJT1JU / •5:30 P.M. ta '7:30 P.M. t. aeflt of T~ ... •• MMlher!iI w lN1 USA, •• Valley Forac *ADULTS $1.25 * CHILDRE'N $.65 (Ad sronso~ed by L&Z Shops) , Mrs John Lletwller assisted by Mr s Edw111 Charles, entertained the Pomeroy Garden Club Mon day afternoon at her home, West Mam St The meetmg was opened by the presiden t, Mrs Edward Baer and members rt>sponded to the roll call w•th "My February Garde-n Chore Mrs CharieR Goeglein and Miss Lydta Ebersbach attended the district meeting held recently Jn Mldileport and Mn Goegle'ln gave a report of the meeting It was reported that there were twelve garrlen dubs In the county and that each club was requeste1 to assist 1n the planting of shrub bery at the ('Ounty homes It was voted to as.!list in the program for the Carman Rest Home and to give one party each year for the res1 dents An mtere~tflng paper "Getting thlngs rrady for spring" was pre· sented by Mrs Charles who stated I that the mcest garden is the one we dream about as we sit about the fh·e In February She urged each member to try one new plant m the1r garden thlS year There were aeveral arrangements of daUod1ls and outstanding wa<~ an arrangement of dartodlls and fern m a Japanese flgurme w•tb a parasol wh1ch was plaeed tn a pamted coconut palm ahell Refreshme nts were served by the hostesses durmg the soeJal hour. Revivot Services Are Continuing At Ourch Of Christ Mason PTA Skit Is Presented At County Meeting The Mason Parent·Tcachera .A!Isoclatlon pt·escnted the prOifJnl l)n Monday nt~ht at the reJular Jo~red I Gardner, putor of the meetmg of ttie Mason County ItTA Church of Cbrt&t, pr esuied anc. Counc1l held at the Sunnyside Jed the songs when the Revtva;J School serv1ce was held at h1s ChuTclr The M,.son group presenf.e4. a Tut-»d.ay eventng sktt ent1tled "Our Projects, Then Fred Dunn, Huntington, Is the and Now' Whtch gave a relumc revJvallSt and his top1e was "The o{ the obJeetlves of tfie PTA dllce ~ four Arms of the Cross " He show Its {Ouoldll1g M<'mben ot the Mason PTA took ed an ongmal pamtlng of the part m the play which was dble ctI hree Crosses and special muslc ed by Mrs Gladvs Arhs Mrs "'Eveat that time waa a due t "They chorus Were Nailed to the Cross" by lyn Proffitt directed a winch sang on the program Mrs Fred I Gardner and L R Wiley Tn~ meetmg OJ)tlned wnb an organ prelude "The Eternal City•• TV COVIRAGI by Mrs. Che&ter Erwin and Mrs WARWICK, 1l I - With the Harold Lohse. aid of a 46-foot antenna, booster and flJter, Richard Lindemann reThe topJc for tbiJ everung'uer port. he gehl pretty good recepv1ce will be " How Do You Stand tion w1Lh hu television from 36 Jtatlons In 17 states. ' "' IRST e In Local News Ia Advertillng In CirculaUon • NO. 251 "'. Weather ,en fine at ••·Mu.. Del'oted To rlae VOL Vlll - • }; lr UNITID N.lll Ohio: Maltly cloudy with Utt.. chol'lte In f•M 04nturo throuth F rid•y Some drn::do encf ,.. morning hours :h.. n~~;e of tcolthtretl •ltow.n ~rJth portion Fr1!d.lry, Hu011h todty upper lO'• north to low 40'J 1ovth Low tonlwht low 30's north to the upper 3ft'• aouth. .trea Pomeroy-Middleport, SINGLE COPY-5c With GOII?" No outer scorching. _ hnier undefaM?king; Bedford School King And Queen Chosen F.or Party The seventh and eighth grade studPnts of the Bedford School chose a k1ng and queen to re1gro at the ValE:ntme Party at Bedford Feb 8, 19157 Chosen were Edna Carman, Queen and James Ker n, Km g February 4, bus number four was dell) ert tn getting to school on accLunt of motor trouble Frank Jones, who drl\es bus number une pu·ked up the chJ!dren on the route Donna Whale y, Arnold Roberts, lhke Barnhart and Held Hart are absent Lod :'\} fr,,m our classes Lu Ia Dm st W( nt shopptng wtlh her mother at r.uon A report th at a mad fox IS Ill our terr1tory near Darw1n has been reported The seventh and eighth graje room ts now bemg decorate d by the Oecorat ng Comm1ttce who 1~ J ames Kern Lola Zlet;llcr and Boyd Sanclatr for the Valenl1ne Party HUMEZ: CONFIDENT PAIW'i UP - Charlc8 llumcz of Fram·e was co nftdent today of a WAGNER"~ Wt1' ~hot a t the world m!ddlflweJght crown next ~ ummer berause of h1s impress 1vc defense of the Euro pean title !l.!onday mght of an eighth - rol•nd Iechmcal kno ~:kout over Pat Me >\leer of England (RIME IN THREES CAMDEN, Me ~ News stand operator StE>rhng Hastmg told po lice hi!! store was robbed three Wlii~Vt.Ue ELBER FE LDS. '. ... ~~t~lm~e~s~i~n~"~'~"~e~m~o•;I~h~•~=~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ ry Virgie E. Haggy Funeral Services To Be On Friday ' At Plekens In Potnerog and Mason City . WE IJAVE A CHANil New Supply INWUR HOME ·· naang Wl11l New ' Pholo Salesmen In Trouble With New Ordinance PaHerns • Rcuonably Priced e WaUpsper Supplies Be1ver SPEED SAW DRILL BITS New lmprov1tl High s,..cl Shit CVHina DrUI Bit eDitiLLS e REAMS eSAWS e CUTS $!.45 ca - 31or $7.00 Funeral scn •tces for V&rgu? Elizabeth H~tggy. 50 who died at her homl on Uarn ~flnVllte Rd o 1 Wedn,.sri:..} are to be held .f riday :;.t 2 p m m I he Ew.ng Funer:JI Chapel. 1 1.~ d..cf'ased had bPen ill for a lr111g penol.l of lime Sur~ • vmg arc a brot:Jcr Kenm·~fl Haggy or ("nlumbus :tnd two at • lers \larlll ll Kmds Jf Zanesvillu and D01a H}se\1 of Pomeroy Bur1al IS to be ma'le m thl! Be• ch <Jro~c Cemet ery THlWNE~~:a:~~ CABINET SINK With Swinging Faucet ONLY $139.95 Insulated BOots Waterproof, Alrln!ulated Korean Type Boots Only . $13.95 PAIR .$4 ln.. Slntlt Bowl, Doublt Dnlnboard CAB,INET SINK With Swi"gl"~ Faucet O"NI,Y $99• 95' LOOK WtfO'S LISTENING IN New Rill Would Give Control On Trading Stamps Two middle aged ladies of P.arkersburg who had ba~ly embark ed t n lhe1r careers a• sales lad1es tflrtJiy ran afoul Qf the new Porn e:-oy ftrdlllanc e agatn~t unlicensed pcd liars. . Although the ordmanee had not been approved legally yet, th~ hdltr-who asked thelr names 1x: withheld- were braughl to ell_, ball bY Pollee Chief Frank Hudson Complamts hact been phoned 111 from ::'iaylor's Run tbat a doo to uoor c<~.mas was btJ mg made "Well " Sllltl one, "l"ve onl1 tw-n at this lhrte d•ys lllld the \t rnd w;ts sure ld.e n out of mv ' Market Reports CJiiClNNATI 0, {UP) - QCe: ~. steady. nC't pi ICC's p;ua •t fanm for US consumer grades wh1tu and brvwns A JUmbos 34 LICENSED TO WED s.ul t " Tile women were rcprtscnlmg a I g1Umate !ltUdlo concern i n .Parli:('l"sburg Mayor's SeLTetar_, Elma Russell s~ud she didn•t know whot to do w1th tllem as lhc ordin· ace had not yet been passed She was preparing to have them rt• g• 1 i<'t" but pay no pOOdbng fcp. ~tnd kl them go about their busmc:os. l Prod· FORMa: PIISIDENI Herbert Hoover &hd Primdent ElJenbow•r ehat dUring luncheon lD. WQhlngton bonortDg Hoover tor llbstibgutehed service to the peoplt of tbt Ualted Statu. The tonner. 88~yeaNl1d Pre1tdent wu hollored for hiJ work wttll hla Hoover commiaskm ~ £OVtnunent reorpaizaUon. (lnt.,_,itmGIBolmdlhotol (;('offr~y A Wilson, 23. U S Armv, Washlllgton State, and Vtola Marlene Moore 21, Pome roy, have been hcensed to wed b v Mt:16:t Probate court ' METERS GET $219 Parkmg meter collec:Uon:t itl Pomeroy last week totaled $27!J accordmg to Patrolman Jqhn Ml Kenr.i~ I 39, mo.!ltly 22, A large 32-3'3; A mediums 27 29, A small 20-24, B larte 27-30, Pncc~ F 0 B Cmcln· nat! whltea and browns. A large 38-39, A m.edmm 35·S6, B :argc 3>-36 Chlrkcns fryers about steady, fryers 3-31k lb 19 20, hens, heavy type 13 lS, hens, hlllit type D-11 . Butter/ 90-score 68 cents 1\l. THIS SCINI tn the UN In New York Jlhov.s Israeli Foreign MiniBter Golda Metr di9Cu!l.lling her na~on a refuSIII to pull out ot thll Gaza. •trlp &nd Gulf of Aqaba, while ln backg1 ou nd, Egypt's Foreign :Minta~r Mahmoud Faw.zl. cocks a quiz.z1cal eye bt her direction. 8eaid& h_y 15 Abba E:b.aJI., l.srllel's UN delegate, _ {l~h'"!~il COLUY!RlJS 0 UP • Rep llarn l ~.rh ~l" 1 l R ~ P,1tman lod •Y W<JS c:.:pec\('d tn sub .. lJt a b&ll 111 the House eal h ng: for state tOI,· trol g01 t•rnmg trarhng stamps Thc m,•:~ '> urc ca ll:. ror ;~ II mrr· chant~ to lil'POSII tn a bank a s um o•qual 1o lhe va lue ol the slamps: Jssued l 01 kwdl s;wl hf' wa11tci :o 'proi HI th<' custo,ncr and the .ncrchant u} rNtmrlng the firms io "-CtoJrl' llr("!ls('s from the super .. mtf'udcnt of banks Cork"c'l sud hl' h,1d asked the l ..elC" J ~Iattve S(rvJ(c lommJS.SIO n to comlu(t a r<'~cmch !':\udy of the tradmg s1nmp htJstll~ss In Oht'• ~ nrt th l" II,Jitcrl :-;t.~•,.,s fit !:!<rid leg• slatll,lll on the tr 1rhng s tan p busmGss Jo; pcnd111~ 111 Iowa, Lou· isiana and CallJorma �·2-Dally SenUn•~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Feb. 7, 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book The Daily Sentinel DEVO'J7;D TO INTERESTS OF ME•GS -MASON AREA RICHARDS. OWEN - REYNOLD E. GREENE - Lezji\IU'n Ave., New York Ctty, 16, N Y. EDITOR HottinellL·Klmball, lnc., h.l\"1' ;,.n\IVUII('f'd the birth Of A .!1,u;~hTn , ~ht·ill Ann on January Zl; ;II tht• Pniut Clini1 1'ht>y al o,::) h 1 " .1 .o u Mll'h.lt·l Gran1: parrnt ~ 343 Entl:lt'ed as ~ond elass mailing mattPr :~t th (' post oHil'4" at Porn· fi'O,Y. Qhlt). ., ,I. \\ 1 au.l 'in,, l .awrf'ncp Substriplion rates · Delin•r\' hy carri"'r wlwn• available 30 cents pf'r Week: one year in advanct! at Thi• Da1!~ Sentuwl orriee. $15 60; SIJo. months, S7.80; three months, SJ .90 Hy motor route whl're availablt> one month $i. By mail one y('ar $8 . s ix rnonth.s. S4 25 ; three months. $2.30: on"' month. :til. PuhhshPd li'Very afl<'rnoon exrt'pt Sunda} by The Ohio Valley Sf>ntin_el, ~n(' , a~ 110 Mechamt.• St . l'onwro~, o Bu~1nes~ office phont' 398 ecbtOt""tal o(fl('t' pbon;r. 397. ' ....' . ··;.. ,. . Ki~g Saud's visit to the Un~ted Stat(_•s has captured the unagmat1on of mc.:ny Jn Amcncan. Any man with 25 to 30 .~ p.-tn•nt..' l\r{' \!1· and .\frs. P: k~. G.dl.pu\Js Ferry . ~ ln£'t't1rg ~ns and an_ uncounted nurnber of d<:~u.g htrrs 1aecording to ! 1 ~m·f' Com·nitte~ pi.· and C'OHI'f" Wl!l b(' sold after thf.' mcellng . gat from upwards of <~ half a hundred wives. 1s bound to sUr New World fancies Thl' King's visit natural!~· turns our attention t_o Middle East affairs. Thev no"" are ·so tangled and . threatenlh g to explode that Anlf'ric:.~'s eves llavt' to view them With al:::lrm · HIGH SCt-IOOL DANCE Thf' Sltldl·nt Al·tiY::•es l'ommil · tee of Pouu;•rny !Ugh School will <~pollS<>r a dall~:e in lh r St''l:or IE ';h JUctBorium aftt>r th(' 1\lh'? ns· Pumcroy !;;lime Friday. Dan cing v.-.1 star t alter tht game and co~< tilll11' UJ1til 11 :30 p .m. Admission is 25 cenb ~r person · anti 4.0 ('f'fltS per OOU()Jl.". We mention the King's visit here as a g.:unbit to mention an interesting h·tter n.:teJved reeently by Mr Ronald Springer, seeretar_v or the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce and man: ager of the local Ohio Power C:ompany. It is from the Chamber of Commerce, Jeru salem. Its arr ival here preceded by about three weeks the landin g of Kiug Saud· a matter o( tim· ing probably not Hccid~ntal. Especially when it is to be assum~ ed with fairness that every Chamber nf Commerce secretarv. together with offieials of many other kinds of American ser· vice and trade groups received ·identical letters . Israel is battling in world opinion for ils Jife. At the recent Bangkok Conference Israeli delegates got ahsolute cold shoulders. America can expect many a future plea through every media of ("Ommunlcation from bolh sides in this controversy between Jew and Arab that h~s flared oncP more after lying d•)rmant for t1Undreds of yPa·rs. LikP lkP, we want to know about the Middle East, yes. But W(•'ll m.•vcr like being made a pawn for ambitions of a little l'Ounlry Qjiiiiiz.i:7·;,2,i~;,,,;z:- "J!i'·~· ~" cmW>'~~Milil new york = """' " \ NEW waa \'ORK - TI1e man on the radio had aald above there were colder It ~em; 6 places to be in lheHe U11lled State1, but not many On the way downtown along Seventh avenue, l •topped for a t nlft'lr hght somewhere Jn the HOI, Where do ehev go Gt ll above 'f In mlt.I·Ha.tlem, and that wu when J 1aw the youna:·old man In the Army overcoat with the •Ingle pte atl·ipe on the rlghl11leeve. He wasn't m the Army and maybe ru1- bad betn; bt~neath lhe service ~rreatcoat ther~ were tattered gray worsted pant. IUld t:racked b'lack ahoe11. He had on a gray cap and beneath It his face, In the biting cold, WWI 1tunned and white with cold. Il'a atrange how 10me tace1 tum chalky when t he raw wind blow•. Well- not to m11l~ a production of this, what hppened tn the young-old man ln. the Anny (.' • with • • food )1 , EccleaiAI· llca.l decree 12. COMclou• 13. Wine cupa 14. Llihl d'i. MuliC otote 16. Appendare 18. Indian welgb.t ~t. Rlv• !Chi,, . Jl Btrd'.IJ home 13. Seed Vteltl 24 . Erbium ' 2T. Sh6ot 7 Beard of rye 28. Marry 30. Gram~ aalight rays pus. 31. Dis· i.+. Vo~ded f!!ICUltheon 10 Contraction (poet.) embark 33. D\a. U . Bl~achlni cd\-er vat attention 20. Not working 38. Dry 22 Number 39. Ca.nlnt'l 23 CUshion tldbll 26 . Nucle1 of 40. Cook, In 11Larch an O¥en cralna A• . .et 44 . Biblical namP. 1'~tater4ar'• 38. P&y1 17. Afruh 31 . RJvar (J'r.J ........ 32. Antlered 33. Mualc note 3.4 . Yout.h 3ti Part 01 tl\e fa« 31. PYbUo notlct 38. Warp-yara 41 Conclude• 43 Hawke)'• •tate fUbr ) 14~ Bellowed 41 . Warmt.b. -'I.P.DnM 10. ~ty (Mont l &l.lhata If A.ftftlhttlo write, about. the mnn found dud wllh hl.1 head under an auto radlap lor f)(llcock, with the lt~tlns or the o.ntl-treeu 8tiiJ,around b .. mouu,, Mu.tt. ~f them let through the wmter, J c-ue11. Oom.e May or April we Jl aet them arsln, •hutrllnc thfl Bl reet•. talk Inc to you, thti'I\Wvu or UlJ atray PMIMirhy. It take" a lol to ftniah off aven ·llrot..down JntQ. But l wouc1~r Where the;y ro whet U.t man on tbt radio ...,. li'l 0 above lern '! forth , 8. Boundeu 42. Cia. 1 DOWII l.ll•ronot 1 Uftlletwalat J. Mothtrot Jrllh roo. ' . Color Anglo· Saxon letter cv•r.} 60. E:xltt 48. 48. I" , ~ ~I' ~. " 0 ~~ ~"I'" ~~·~ ~ ... wr ~· 1. . I"' D.ULl CRYPTOQUOTE - ~ ~ ~ Hen'a how to work It: A.X1'DLBA&X~ Ia LONGFELLOW One le~ter almply stano:ls tor another. In lhl• &ample A is uatd .,. lor the lhret L'1, X for tha two O'a, etc. Sln(le lettera. &pol• bophe~, the len(th and rormatlon ot t.he word• are ~all hLn.ts. Each day the code !etten difterent. a" A Cryptolfram Quota"o• DACNVNLDGK I QKA.ONAB ing. 0 . K. , T. T .• just try iL. We 'll be hub·deep in neurose1. A New Yorker who can't jaywalk is likely to craek up, howlin£ crazy, at the curbstone. STIVERSVILLE Mr. au!l '"· Dell T·:lbott spent lhe wel'i>e rttl of Jan. 24, with thei:· daugh!.er &Pd family ~r. and- Mn. Geor&:c Scutt~n arJd chitrtn Xcn ut Mrs Fannie Dur:;t, daughter Marg<~re l wer~ Sund3} guests o:· llr and 1\lr.':i. Bill Rou:::h and chi ldre 1. lkvl· rly f':-tC'C, Por,la nU. SJwll1 ~ UN1a:• with ·Jutty Cuzart. M1ltlr~d and Juyce .;ircle Bash· .an, cnlled 011 k:ber Car~enlt'r and famiJ~· .Sund:.&y afterrwon . Ml'. and Mrs. Hell Ta.lhot1 , vi~>it­ ed nis mother ,\t.rs . .Molly Talbott ;,1 the Meig,:~ General Hospital Sal· 11rd;~y Mrs. TalbD\t was admitted for 1m·dical lreatment. Sbol'lcc V<~n 1\ieter "Pl•nt S.atur day, wilh Vktor and Tommy Durst. Den Allen c.allcd on Mr. and .\-Irs J W. J..awson r~~: c•• ntly . ~lr. and Mrs , JBmi!S i\Jiddleswart ~ nd .childtl,._-.\!l'l"C J:_l'· ·enl guest~ nr 'Mr. a~. Bil~ Middleswarl <.nd children. ; Jlouna Jf' !l ll nrtw~r and Jer:-y Da1ly nre conhncd at home wit!, the flu . !\fr .mel ~.Irs. Rudy lJ.U!<l daug!l· lt•r Mnrgarct. ~ hoppeli m Pumeru." ~~~~d attended Lht! mu :ics, Suturd:~y l'Vl'ning. l.n•·l'f'Jll"t' Hikhic Jr Brlp1e t•allcd on 1\!r mtd Mrs. R. R. l,urst n•rf'ntly S,vlvia .\!le n <'ailed on the Eb ~ r Carpenter family 011e day last week. ----REEDSVILLE tloo of reUet H . Permit Bo-moat 01 Utt Ume yon don't Me them. Howevtr, ON:ll In a Whtle 70'1 dO. and wbt~n the wind wh l8tlet up Bevmt.h &vtllue the way lt dld tJtUJ, NotnlftJ, you 1U the~ In your cer and wonder where lbey JO f Or ""*Ybit yoll remember the new a •tory you ~ bad to ! Absorbed, In thought S Half an em 6 Pall handles ta. Exclama. 1 ' c (l)'m.) •o. • visited numerous ellmes and gawk ed on many streets. An opinion baaed on tlllilt gawldna: ls that a practlcmg New York~c!lri an would be dead or mt in f1 ve minutes if l;le wvre SUQ.OtJdy trang. ported to Cleveland, ~go , Hon· olulu , or Tokyo, : ·"t~ lt i~d<-"!Wulb,.qllfiollli!l&Jll~ In, ·New \'ork (o ftmAM"~ollthe "' Si d£' ­ walk while waiting at a corner. Jo: verybody moves oul five or ten feet ioto th~ street just to sQow the drivers who is boss. The podes. tr1nn hl're has the qtw lities of tlw wor\11'1 best infantrynwn- he ad· vance~. stands his grountl , nevt·r retreats. '1'. '1'. Wiley , New York tra rrlc commi~>Rinner who about a ye~tr ago successrnlly cracked down on nen·ous Nellie horn blowing, is lhmk1ng or r'arina: bacJyZ~nd pass. in~: a re~ulnlion again!lt jayw11l~- CROSSWO~D ACR088 1 . Climb 8. Breakfast walking • No Corn.r Wa.t... Man and boy reporter, "'I have Ameri<:.~na. DAILY b&Uwa,._ln the 8lum aide atl'f'ets of Harlem, N.y-are atrnoat too eold to Ue ln. A bottle ot llnf'aky l'ete ctm keep you fal•ely warm for only a lltUe while. lomt ot them, I krtow, go up the rlvt-r to Clnrrlton, N. Y., when prt..t. take ·tb•m in at Orayttone , the lhtlter for the alcoholic and the bomeleu. but they can't 1tay there forever. "I've been at Orayalon•," ' qftltlme newspaper frlenrl or mine - who had son• from rood copyreader to loothle• bum -- used to~~~}' almost brl1kly when he buttonholed me tor a touch In fllth at reel The few day• M hM aptlllt then would 1Uake hlm look reli\twt"ly JOOd- but a week tater, after loal llquetred-up nlght!l. he would hlt mil! up q&tn •nd he'd look a'lo"t'ul. Cll'&)'ll.on.to 111 only a lltop·J"I'P· • halt at the Romr Auto Club, dlscueaed his countrymen's love of w.. king leisurely across bu sy .streets. He said American traffic control Rystems 1\0Uid help a lot in Rome but: · "A very imporltlnt ele;lflent, an which we unrorlWl3tely. cannot 1 t!Ount, is ltw dtsc:ip ltne of Ameri· can pcdE!slri:ma." Wat He Blindfolded? ThPw sl~temcnls led lo two conclu~ions 11bout thi~ Roman ex· pert's visit to Amf'fJca. {I) He shot through New York so fast lw didn't hav•· ttmc to look arou11d him, or (2) Someone mNcifully bllnrlfolded lum while lll'rc so he wouldn't contral'l the S{TNIIllln g horrors at what he saw. While granting that the general pattern in Amcnca is for lhe P('· destr1an to be pretty well be· hued. let 's admit that New York to nowllere ln particular and begging, In a mumble, from peopl& lht)' don't lmow- but At night, they a.lwayw end up ln the park. Th4" eop1 don't hec~le them too much. 8ut where did the yountr·old man 11pend la.at nlljht? In a Bowery . ftophou.M~ If he had a few peMiu to toot the bill. In a hallway? IJ'he warm hallwaye have doormen who can call ctJpt and haY• you haultd in or, more likely, 11ent Hhlvel'ln~ on your way. The cold THl8 Ill A MONITROI !zil, SI'RAWI..ING TOWN and if you pick your ~til tar'9fully you un 1t11y aw11.y trom the" cold and Joat oau. 'there 1 no reuon why you ahoultl •pend allY time on the &ower &ut Bide or In Chatham .~quare, and 1r you have to 10 wut to the HU<I•m rlnr, ybu can rnake It acl"uu t2nd a.nd cu 1klp the hlfher th~are f\111 ot the walking dl'll•l. fe Ia bad eno\ll'h. Do you luu-e to go out of the way tf' IMI low blcauN you'Yt IOl a wann. cRmel'• ha.tr roat pn and a HarJV tweed Jacket underneath It- and the guy on the 1ldflwalk, lookiDI' dully, : ~111' llowly to dutb '! What are you, a m,IOChlst or aome- pedeJtrian t~elf. New .,-ort: is the plae, in wbicb the wgr_d. pedestrian connotes 1 headitrong ball of tire. He hH a fine .41Jdain £or tbote two-to. bwalu of JMtal hurtll'\r down the street. The N~w York pedestrian is the nearest thing to a free soul yt1u can flnd . In·Rome. they may walk leilurely across streets. In New York, it is common to aee a pct.lcs· ttian aaunter out AgaJpst Uae hghl int.o a stream of tratfle !and lift bil bund ln a comm1nd that il The good profcssllr. in a lecture WHERPJ DO THII!:l' OOf I mean, now that the long, 1ttcky New York aummer I• done and the :'lldewa lks a1·e ky to the foot? Jn the •tnmer time lt'a lllli!Y to ttnd theml the lust onea ; you walk lhroua'h Central Park, aay, and they will be lytnr Ul fttful aleep on U.. J"IDtle alopu. their ahoea under their heada and thfl momlng aua touchlnJ thfllr atubbl~d, otr-color ra('ca. ot is an island entire to Hs predous By DOC QUIGG U11lted Presa St•ff Corrupontltnt NEW YORK UP - One of tbe most arresling- and, to a New Yorker. funniest-pleces of intellieence lo reach these shores ' recenlly is a dispatch from Rome, Italy , abou• the Eternal City'11 eternal traffic problems. A flume traffic expert, Prof. AI· berto de Rossi, arter a study-vis!~ to the Unittd Slates, is quoted IU' saying that the only thing that could reall:y Slllve the problem would he (no gasping. now, pl e a~re) tl"placmg all Roman pedestrians • After a while they •tlr and they be~:tn the long rrind ... Pedestrian Behavior Compared Between New Yorkers and Rome 1tooct there w.nd, watching hun, 1 knew he ht~d no place to go. Then the IIJbt chanaed and l 11tarted oiT; when J lookeq back, he was atlll thtrt at the oo1ner, alone on the bare. seedy, cold atreet. • WSAZ·TV CHANNEL 3 6·!\"~ .3lgn 0'"' 7 :00 'l'od ~ J 9 :00 <'of!ee 'flme 10 00 Hom ~ ! I :00 The Pric 11 1R Right 11 .30 Truth or Consequence• 12 :00 Tic Tac Dough 12:30 !t Could at You 1:00 Current 2 :00 Panun'11 Study 2 :30 're.nnessee Ernie Fvr~ 3:00 W•Uoee Theatre 4 :00 Queen For A Day 4:45 Mode"'ll Ramauce11 5:00 ~:30 Conw">' Time My t.iltle Marzie Flatt and Srruns Show Newe Picture Sports Eyt: Wea thercast Crunrh and Dee Dinah Shore ghow 6:00 8:30 6:45 6:55 7:00 7·30 7:45 NBC News B:OO You Bet Your IJfe 8:30 DraeM-t 9:00 Peoole'• Cholre 9:30 Tl'of' Ford Show lO:OO Lux Vi~Seo Theatre t 1:00 NJWS Kee.dll 01:1 11 :15 W,eat))ercast 11 :20 Preas Box II :110 To•iMI>I overcoat wa11 , , . nothing. While I ut there, the car heatP.r ro11st1ng me nicely, he croased the street rolnr north- 11nrl then stood there on the comer: He ju1 t • an Saturday February 9 for JDitJlation. A.ceordtng to Mn . Phylli~ !\brll,n chairman of the Fi· Time 1\Iagazme. Saud docsn ·l kPPp track of his daughters) . be- I Small-town America. of which we are a tiny part, is not going to go much beyond the co nside red judgement of President Eisenhower when hl' recently told Congress and the nation in his Second Inaugural in effect that America and the world wants and needs peace, will look with favor on a11 free nations working toward it, and be considerate of l'aptive nations under tyranny if they seek freedom . But the United Sta·tes cannot become party to any nation 's l'aust· if force is used as 1)0].. icy to gain sl'lfish ends. And he bluntl y pointed out that Unit· ed Stales policy is opposed to intt•rnatiunal Communism, or any ~overnment that pursues its ends with force while club· bing its peoples with the knout. concentration camp, and slave labor. Char\e~ SPECIAL MEETING r ar1m• Chanter of lilt' Order .-r f~<~ ~IC'rn Sl,;~r wdl holrl ;:o llm:.•r i·'' 1 SpriPger':. epistle from thf' Holy Land outlines the Israeli case for the al'tions taken against Egypt, pleading for understanding and support. It also invited <:omments, pro or con. The most direct plea in the letter is made to business men in America· who the Israeli 1hink may understand the alleged discrimination by Egyp1 againsl Israeli trade through ti'e Gulf of Aqaba as well as via the S uez. Canal. Wil l!~. \11· 1.1 1o'" Hlrt anrl .~ lr . ;.Etd Mrs ! \ 1 C»'JI.It: L"hPshJH'. (;r('~t grand · Springer's Epi~tle- From ierusolem - my TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan"e13 Thursday Friday SIIITH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr and 111rs. Rob1•rl Conkle GENERAL MANAGER Natl0111al advertisint represenla!Jve, . VJDZNCF OF LZK• LHQKZOfo'~UDNUHANPKf, \'Mtt-rday'• Cryptoquotf': EYE FOR I!:Yk. TOOTH FOR TOOTH. HAND F()Jt HAND, FOOT FOR ..~OOT - EXOD\p. Pl•tn .. .,t,d br Ktn1 J'Mliiii"U lra4roo:ate By Min Lucy Kibble Melanie and Norma Nichols entertained the Reedsville Pioneer 4-H club at their home Saturday afternoon with the prlsident, Carolyn Wallace in charge of the meetmg. Following the business session and discussion of the project " Good Food For Snacking and Pocking'' an interesting pro)!tam was preJtCnWd by Melanie Nichols. ~ next meeting will be held at the home of the president. Carolyn Wallace. AI a rece11t orwanh:ational meet. lng the foUowing officers were seo lected for the 1957 club season. President, Carolyn Wallace, VIce President, Marlene Barr, Secretary Mary Jane Cashdollar, Treasurer, Patty Cowdery, News Reporter, Patty Stewart; Progr,m Chairman Melanie Nichols ; Song leaders Sharon Collins and Martha Posey; Recreation Leaders, Norma Nichols and Mary Francl! Blse; Health Leaders, Betty Randolph and norenee ChPvaller: Safety Leaders, Sherry Myers and sue CoiUna. Mr. lind ~Irs. Gary Walton of Columbia and Mrs. Beulah Dye ol Atheru wen; week end autsta of tbelr parents, Mr .and Mrs. Lee Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton and daughter. Sandra and triend, Ned Deval of Philo were recent guestJJ of Pdrs . Hamilton's parenla, Oren and Ola Childers. Alvin Reef) is a surgical J)ltlent in the St. Joseph Hospital In Park· crsburg. HURT IN FALL Mrs. 0 . 8 . Elberfeld , who fe~l Monday mor~aing at her home, Harrison-1ille Road, is reported as resting as ~o.mforlable as ~an be expeeted. Mrs. Elberfeld fell back· wards down thirteen stepl into the basement, suHering a severe cut on the hack or her head and bad bruises. 12:30 Sl!ln OH Captain lkaqaroo llorniu Show Girl)' Moore Art~u· '"wadfr8J • J E H 990 On your Dial Your Sunrise To Sunset Station ?' Inspecting more !him a million dollars worth of the newest in earthmoving equipment a! tbe Caterpillar Tractor CO. exhibit at the 1957 Road Show, Jan. 28-Feb. 2, in Chicago's International Amphitheatre are (1-r): Ura Swisher, Pomeroy, Ohio; Thomas L. Scott, Gallipolis, WCH5-TY CHA!IINIL I f'Q oc cUn Kangaroo M:ornlllg Show GalTf Moore Sti'ike It Rl~"' l~~ : on Valiant Lady 12:15 Love or Life 12:30 Sea~f'l far Tomorrow 12:4~ Guiding Light 1:00 XatiP's Kitchen 1:30 As the World Tuw 2:JO Our l!iss Brooks 2:30 lJouseparty 3:00 The Bii Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby Sb!fW 4 :00 Brighter Day us Secret Storm 4 :30 Edge of Night 5 :00 Earl!• Show Ot.hers?" Dur:ng the businesS session plans were made for a covered dish dinner to be held in the social room of the churrh, Thursday February 28 at 6:30 p.m. , honorPlans Were made to honor all :ng aU new members of the cburnew members of the cllurffl, when ch. A program is also planned wltb the Ladies Aid o! the St. Paul's Mrs. KHrr aud Mrs. Lytle as C()Lutbenn Churrh met Wednesdtly chairman for the affair. Mrs. Mickafternoon in the soo1al room (If ey Williams was welcomed as :1 the e~.ureh. gur.st. Mrs. Paul Theiss the new pre.>i · At the close or the meeling rc· dent, presided al the meeting freshmcnts were served bY Mrs. which opene-d with the presenta- L. C. Kurr and Mrs. Charles Lytle. tion cf the lesson st:..dy "A New Creation," by Ml's. L. C. Kar:Mrs. William Mayer read an arti.cle on WasbingtDn's Hirth Datr'' and Mrs. Charles Lyt:c concludctl the program with an artic!c "WJ\~: Happens When You Pray For Your .FJI!O Re.porter Sports Parade Weatherman Air Fnree Show Douglas Edwarls Beat the Clot!k Wer;t Point St01')1'· PJAyhouse of Stars Mr. Adams & Eve Highway Patrol The Line Up , o Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES Meeting Held On Tuesday Person to Persoa. New11 Scanning th4 Weather The Y..ate .!i':JI'ow 9:(10 Wire Semee 10,00 Air TIDa '57 10:30 Frankie Lalne 1~:00 Newo llul NIShi of 11:15 Tbeatre II 12:15 Sip Olf WHTN-TY CHANNEL 13 11 :44 Sian 01) 11:45 C4rtoon Club 12:10 Noon News 12:15 Ne:ghbors 12:30 Liberace 1:00 Feminine Toucb. 1 1:45 Movle Matinee 8:0:0 Afteri'IOj)n Film FesUvd 4:30 Super SerlaJ Time 5 ~00 Micbv Mouse c.."lub 8:00 Oar,non· Club 6:30 Five Star Final '1:11} Jobn Daly & the New1 7:30 Rln Tin Tin 8:00 Jim Bowie , The dlir~t"''lfal drap~d in mem'· ory of T. V. King when Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES met Tuesday evening with Florence Tracy, worthy matron and Denzil Gorglcin, wor· thy patron, presiding. Invitations were received to at· tend the institution ceremonies of Lhe order of Rainbow Girls at the Lancaster Masonic Temple, February 16, 3 m. publio InstallaUon· o( iheir officers at '1:30 p. m. and abo an invitation from Pt. Pleasant chapter to attend their Inspection' by the worthy grandmatron, Lelah K. Ball on February 20 at '7:30 p. m. The worthy ~mtron &:ave II report on the District 25 meeting and. school of instruction held at Marietta, .January 30. Po.meroy Chapter ~Ill be h9stess to the next distncf. meetlng which wUJ ~e January 17, 19M. The annual mspectlon was annou~ced for May .9 wlth Nev:t . Calendme, ~istrlet deputy as the mspectlng officer. At tbe ~Jose Of tbe meetln' ~e group adjourned to the dinmg room where refreshment& were served b~ the hoatesses, Fred• Ball, Verhe G9fdon, Jennl.e Howell aL p: and I 8:30 Publlc Defender 9:00 I Led Three Lives 9:80 I Spy .10:00 Rar Anthony Slliow 11:00 News of the NiJhJ 11:15 Theat.re 13 t2:1!i Sign Off STARKS Mallory, Mr. Mrs. Rou,h, J'4iss Katherine Brate, HarUnger, W. R. Hayman, ehell Rousb, H. D. Nelgler, and Mrs. Chrissie Powell Mr. Mrs. Charles Burri and Ben Jln. VlraU Walker was employ- cer. eel last week Ia tbe Minersville Robert Bocgess has •bt!llllo&!le Poat Office U to the illness of fever , •· the Poatmiatresa. Mrs. Edison Brace ap,at a ThOle calling on Tltus Pickens, wltb; Mrs. Max Manuel,•lr., • .,111wbo li ip, were Rev. Floyd Work· Jng with her quilting. man, Dan RarUn.ger, Mr. and Mra. Emmett SIUlley, ~iss Josephine Charles Faulk purchaSed a Drug _Store ly JoJit Picken~ Mr .ftnd lira. Titus Pickens aDd Mrs .HGWard Neigler were busi· neu vllitor11 1n Parkersburg on TueldiJ, Pomeroy E. MaiD Sl. I~ii;jiijjijijiijiijijiijiijiiiiAiiliejein~W~e~h~'i"inigiainidiLeijtt~"iiRi"i·ij . n ·Nc E ·L c L EA FI N~ ~ Winter Casual and Dress Shoes ' classmates who were unable :o attend because of flu. Chaperont'ls for the even rng were Mr. and Mra. Edgar Brevrer Mrs. tOiva Dailey, Mr.. Larry Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. H•:bert rrtce and Mr. •nd Mrs. Will· · McKelvey, M<. ;,nd (While They Last) ROBIN HOOD SHOES , Reg. U.95 - $8.95 .....•... WOMEN'S VOGUE SHOES Beg. ,8.95 to $8.95 .......... .. WOMEN'S SHOES Volues to U.95 ............. . WOMEN'S SHOES Vlluea 10 $7.95 ............. . ... $4.95 MEN'S SHOES $2.95 Volues to $10.95 ............ . Servicemen 7TH DIV., KOREA {MITNC) - Billy R. Clark, 26, wbose wlfe, Ha· zcl, lives at ~92 Walnut St., Nel· son\'llle, Ohio reeenUy was promoted to specialist aecond claz1 in Korea whert! he Is assigned to the 7th Infantry Divb.lon. Specialist Clark. son of Mrs. Marie L. Clark, 371 Pearl St.. Mid· dl eport. is an aidman in Mediral Com pany of the division's 31st Regiment. He has been overseaa 1inee November 1155. Clark worked for · the Owena CHILDREN'S SHOES Vllues lo $4.95 ....... ~ ..... . • Glaa Company in Columbus berore euterlq· tbe Arm.1 ln 1932. • $1.00 SALE STARTS FBI., FEB.,8th 9 A.M. THE SHOE BOX • Mlddleporl • Every Sot. Nite •Music by R.K.O. Trio •Eagles And Guests Invited WHY PAY MORE? HOME MADI SAUSAGE .. · .. · .... -- -- · ·...... -- lb. 49c LIAN GROUND BEEF .. · ·· · · : -- .... · 3 lbs. $1.00 FROHN LIMA BUNS · · · · .. ·-- · · ·· · · · -- -- -- b,x 19c OLD TIME CHOCOLAn DROPS ........ -- · · · · · · ll 29c OVEN RIADY BISCUITS· ········· ········ ······ cenlOc BONEY'S FRONT •STRUT MARKET W. MAIN ST. POMEROY ..U brand - Kroger-Cut Tenderay Tenderay Beef is the one beef that's tender 10 times out of 10• It's made tender without ageing. 49c Wieners ......)b·53c Sausage 3lk s1 oo Pork KlngaD~a Lean, ineaay, value priced. All Meat. Tender. · PuN Pork cella rolls. Lb. 35c. Kroger Fruit No. 303 Cans Als-d bright, sparkling fruits. .Preserves ~~:~~J~::.33' Kroger Sala ...~:;.~'":'.... .... 78' Dressing ........~!~:.~~!..........;;··· 53c 3 ~:a 25c Peaches ....~~~~: ..... 2 "~=' 43c: H •••••••••••••••••••• $100 eac. Chili.. ...... .t;:or;.~1:;"f~ ........ Deal 39c U C9untry 1Club _ _. L plalch. 2~:. :- 25c Peas K~:~~- 2N~:a 33c •••••••••••••••••••• 1 Corn K.....,, whole kem~l eolden. ••••• J•••••• •••••••••••• ... ... Egg Wbip Cake .... ~.-:~~·......Each 33c Cut Corn ... :.~~.=-~ 2 ...... 35c CoHee Cake.......':!.;;;:: ...... Each 49c Green Peas ... ~~.=-· 2 ...... 35c $1.00 $1A9 MEN'S SHOES Values lo $13.8& . . . . . . . . . . • Eagles Hall regardleso of price. . $3.95 $4.95 DANCE portion and we will replace it with any Sh.IfIey McKeIvey H0n.0red GUeSt At B'lrt hday party A Birthday Party wu given on Januat"y 28th, by Ml'. and Mrs. Wllll;am MeKelvey, for thdr dnu· gbter ShirleY. honoring her on "her 16th birthday. The Pol'lland Gra:ito Scboo)· Auditorium w:1s rented for the ocCssion. Musle for dancing was provided by Mrt. Jo Hardy of Harrisonviile, who abo "called and instruCted the group tbrn many dance numbJrs .uuring the evening. After opening her many girt":~, Shirler and her p 11 rents, assislcd hy Louise Brewer, Elvn Dailey and Cdrolyn Price, served refrf!shmcnts of ice C!'l:ilm, cakf' am! cokes to CO classmates und friends. Eigbteeq girts v. ere sent hy firht.een Scouts or Troop 2-1:5 . B >} S~•1•1ts uf Atnerlr<~, attend<' tl t hurd1 M·rvlce Wednesday ~V(;/1 · IIIIi .ll lht Church of the "''azart>ne Th(•y wert accompanirri by Seoul· :na.I>!Lr Hoherl M1ll1 and aulstiln ~·out m.l,lt'"r Larry Rite. 11n:· Rev. Robert Slyen, pa.'ttor of the L·hurch, was in ebarce of the ~rv.c:-e Th<e ScQutl are observing Nati()nal S<oout Week by varioua tcti· vuies including attending r.hu~ch Guaranteed Kroger Products-Guaranteed T........., Beef. We GuaraniH the qvolity of all Kroger made items. Buy any Kroger brand, lib it or mum unusecl F~· ed Dunn, HUJ.tlngtun, evaugc · iist in ch9rge of the revival s~r­ vicc& nt the Church of Christ , preached on the topic "How Do You S:and With God ?'' when the s!'rvice W:!.S ·Wenr.,rJay Pvcning held. Special masic incJm'led an or· gan·pinno prelude bY \ils. Chestt:r gan-piano prelude by Mr~ Chester Ervin and Mn. liarold T..ohse; a duet "Whispering Hope" by Ann Ei!'enhower, Porrc· r•1y, and Patricia Micl.ael, Hr<~tl · bury, dDd a vocal trio "The Way of the Cross Leads Home" 'u Homer Uice and son, Denver an1l Cash. Bahr. The trio san~.: a s lht· evangelist showed a.p icture of a cross ttetwee n tWo JIWUI11ains. The. ~ic this evening will be '·Who is the Doctor?' Frj<J.ay nigl.t Mr:~. Durln will ac· romp.:ny her hu.sban•l, her thil'· teen year old son, and her c iC\' C!l and seventeen year old daughters :.s they sing a quarte: . Scouts Attend Church Service coiu~n~ly~~byiilbeiiihiomii,...iii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.l~iiijij;;;;;;;;;iijijijijijijijijijiij Revival Services Still Underway New Members Of Church T.o Be Honored WHTN-TV Channel.13 WHTN-TV CHANNEL 13 11 :44 Sign On 11 :45 Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News 12:15 Neighbors 12:30 Liberaee 1:00 Femin!ne Touch 1 :4f!i Movie Matinee 1:00 Arter:noon !I'Hm Festival 4:30 Super Serlll Ti~JK~ 15:00 Mickey Moust. Club 6:0t'l Jl,uff&Jo BiU . Jr. 6:30 Cartoon Club 6:45 Five Star Final 7:15 Jnhr DalY & tbe Newr 7:30 Sher1ff. of Cochl8e 8:00 CSrcu,. _ln_giwihiiiohiiiwiaisiiioipeiaieidiiiwlithiiiitiheiiiifioriiithe l•ndsea.pinl of tbe Ohio; :Jeanne RickB, MisS Caterpillar; Bill Dressler, Robert Swisher and A. L. Dressler, Swisher Coal Co., Gallipolis . Included are the wor id's largest successful cnwler., the 29-ton, 32Q horsepower Caterpillar D9 Tractor, and the 30 0 horsepower rubber-tired Cat DW21 Tractor with the new No. 470. Lowbowl Scraper. These are part of more than 40 machines exhibited to be use"ll to help construct roads under the provision of the $24.3 billion Federal-Aid Highway ~t of lM~e· slio\Ms sponsored by the Am,erican Road Builders' Association, •nd is decontractors and local, state and national highway officials the latest in equipsigned to s ment and te nlques for road building. 8 :00 9:00 10:00 U:30 .... ..... ' WSAZ·TY CHANNil l 6·M Sign On 7 ·OO 1'oday 9 00 Coffee '!'ime 10.00 Homt. 11 VO Thf' Po ice it RIJ)It 11 30 Truth or Consequenci'S 12 JO Tic 'fae pougb 12:30 U Could 8e You 1.00 Current ?. ·oo Camfr-: Goe& "To School 2 :30 Te nneue'!' Ernie Ford 3~ Matinee Tto.<:ato"t 4:0' Quee~ r~r A Da.• · 4:45 Modern Roman<:f!ll s.oo Comedy Time 5:30 My l1ttle Margie 6 :00 Wild BiD metok 6:30 Newa Pietur'!! • 6:45 ~pons Eye 6~ :'1!5 Weatberea.st 7:00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 7·30 Eddle Pl!iher Sbow '7 45 NBC New1 8:00 Blondie • 8 :30 Lite uf Riley 9 .00 On Trial fl :30 Big Story 10:00 CavaJcade of Sport. 10:4.5 P·amoua: FUI:bta 11:00 News Headlin-es 11 :15 Weatllercast · 11 :20 Press Box 12:00 Valiaot Lady ANTIQUITY 12:15 Love of Life Mr. ::md Mrs. Bernard DiddJe en- 13:30 Search For Tomorro-. tertairted the following guests on 12:<11 Gutdinc Light Sunday ever::ing honoring Mrs. 1:00 Kab~'l lti.tcben Diddle's mt~ther, Mrs. Mamie Mil- 1:30 All the World Turu ler of Somdyville, Mr . .11.nd Mrs. 2:00 Our Mill Broob Oval Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. James 2:30 Housel)f.rtr Sayre and d;~ughter, Brenda, of 3:00 The B.g PayoU Pomeroy . Other guests of the Di.d· 3:30 llob crosbv Show dlts the p(lst w~ek were, Mr. and 4:00 Brightet' Day Mrs. K-ermit Fisher, Ga11ipolia. 4:15 Sen~t Storm Ricbard Wolfe, who has been a 4:30 Edg~ of Nlllht patient at Holzer Hospital for the 5:00 1·ne !!:.al-1v Show 6 :30 past four weeks was returned 6 :~5 8:30 Your Esst.. ReP')rtf'Z home Saturday and is reported 6 :M 8:45 Spwta Parade ilnproving. 7:00 Mrs. Dorothy Glenn returned 8:511 We::therman 7:15 home from Holzer Hospital, Mcm- 7:00 Art Linkle•ter & thl:l K1d1 7 :30 7:te Dougl.a.ct Elwards day and is reporled improving. 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hunnell 7:30 Sgt. Preston of the Yukon 8:30 and children, Pomeroy, spent Sun~ 8:00 Bob Cummings Show 9:00 9:30 day with her parents. Mr. and 8:311 Climax 9:30 Playhouse 90 Mr!l. Don Stobart. 10:00 11:00 Up to the Minute :Ntrwa 10:30 11:05 Scanning the Weather 11 :00 11:10 The Late Show 11 :05 11:10 Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., P'eb. T, ttiT-1 .,...", ,.., 1t ........d lh•t th• I club .-oulcS worlr. ln eon] unction I with the other ctubo In the oounly 1on thll project. The telling of cu~ A Val(' ntine theme waa carried ou l m the Ft:bruary meetJnt of readini of the 88tb ·P salm by Mrs s.a"e1 at EuUr wae dl~rus~e11 th 1, Amateup Gardeners Club at Guy Jkynoldl, devotional leader brieny and tabled until the next lh«· ho 1,". of MrG. Paul E. Davis, JJurin& the bu1lneu meetmg the meetin~. W<' dnt!!>day •'venin!{ The membert rt: ~,gnation of Hn.. Howard O<o1l~y Seed cat.alog uu were dl.!lpjayed I and gUl·sts. Mrs . Gerald Prerton. was accept.ecl and two form er by the mewbera and roll call re · 1Mr ~. Davtd Darst Jr., Mrt. K,alad m('mben, Mn. C. P. Bradbury and ~ponaes were "Botanical name• of Hnody and Mra. David D.nt Sr., M. n. Cbarlea Bradbury, were re- flowering 1bnabl and pl8ntt." were pruented red carnation cOr- inlltated. Papen for lllr evening inelulkd Mra. L. E . Re)'nolds. chairman "'Ornamenlal •tree~" by Mn. Rot>1ages with wb.lle paper lace ·frill:J, Arr.mgemena o! carn1 Uon1 and of the cook-book project, gave a ert RawUD,. who bepn her p;per French iris were used jn the U"flnl report " of the work aecomplilbed with a quot.atloo from Walter Scott room and a heart or white tam~· by her committee alld announced on the plantinJ of treet and closed tions an d tulle ruUJJna: wu bun& that irwaa hoped to have the witb Jo)'« Kilmer'• pOem ''Tree• "· above the rrantel. Tbe heart ..,.. boob on sale In ApriL .Mn. Arthur StinDer ang the voa part of the altar deroratlont for Mn. Bruce Uoyd, Meig1 County cal ll'l"8DJement of ''Trees" acthe Young-Kitchen wed.dlna: Sun· Coo,.tact Cbainnan, report.ed on the companied by ,Mil. E. S. Schaaf. day when the club assisted in ptt· meetinl" be1d in January at the Mn. llicftBJ u Cbamben bad writparing the !lowers a.s a tribute to Heath Metbodtst Church for dub ten 1 paper Oil "Ornamental their president, Mrs. Robert Rei- pre•Jdenta In the county or their Shrubl" which wu read by Mrs. bel . ·reprelf'nt&tifts. RGbert Coati. TIU• paper also eloaAn unusual tiered arrangement Recommendation• from the meet- ed wttb an 1pproprlate poem on of red carnations wae also uaed in ina: included a eounty wide Cower l1lacs. the living room and in the dining •how ln June; the Htabli.bment The tnveDiq prir.e wu eonroom the t&ble wa1 covered with a o fJunlor Garden Cluba aDd land- tributfd by llln. K. D. Amlbary red nylon net cloth edged in NtiD seaping Of the County Home &ad and won by Kn. Carroll Swan.on. ribbon and decor-ated wltb white lnflrmary .Mr1. Walter Crooks was OurlnJ the meeti~ Hn. Reibel hearts.. . .... named as chairman from the Am&· thanked the dub members for One of th~ wedding pew decora- teur Gardenen Club to work on their auiat.lnce with the flowers tions of white ribbon And lace the tlower 11how tommittee and and reception •bea btr daughter, with. a silver heart silhouette wu Mrs. Randolph Humphrey will be Jane Youn&, wu married Sunday. also used ·on the table. A ValeQ· to charge of the lunior Garden The bosteuee: Mra. Devil and tine doll with red carnatiao bat ~ub project. Mn. Arthur Skinner invited two and bouquet centered the table Mrs. RelbeJ announced that ldrJ.. peltJ and membeh to the dining and iron-stone ebina was used to lamee B. Titus, Rutland, wa1 lun- room where Mrs. Reibel pre.~ided carry out the red ami white eolor lor Garden Club cbairman of Dis- at the coffee tefYice. Chicken u.l· scheme. trict 11 1d, hot. rolls, tomato aspic: and Mr11. Reibel presided at the meeV Mrl, Titus spoke of the plan• hell'"t-fhaped minll were served WCHS-TV Channea 8 8:00 0:00 10:00 10:30 Amateur Gardeners Club Meeting I HeId At 0 avis Home 0 n Wednesday 11:30 Tonight 12:30 Sign oil· · 11:110 strike It Rich w Local Men Attend Road Show At Chieago- Winter Salad Festival 10 LB. BASKF;T - ' •Keeps"ke DIAMONDS •Rogers 1847 SILVERWARE •Elgin and Gruen WATCHES B. H. SANBORN' JEWELRY STORE Jewelers Since 1800 Mill Sl. Middleport $1.71 omatoes Lh. Produce at .~:~.:· Tube·Tomatoes 2tubes 35c: firm, aound, red-ripe. • Cucumbers .. large Sin •• each 10c Grapefruit ... 64 - . . • 4 '"' 3$c Tomplo • ~ • dOL 45t: Radishes .~ : . F-h. cr.., •• '""· 10c • • 1 • t. 10 oz. lOa. �·2-Dally SenUn•~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Feb. 7, 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book The Daily Sentinel DEVO'J7;D TO INTERESTS OF ME•GS -MASON AREA RICHARDS. OWEN - REYNOLD E. GREENE - Lezji\IU'n Ave., New York Ctty, 16, N Y. EDITOR HottinellL·Klmball, lnc., h.l\"1' ;,.n\IVUII('f'd the birth Of A .!1,u;~hTn , ~ht·ill Ann on January Zl; ;II tht• Pniut Clini1 1'ht>y al o,::) h 1 " .1 .o u Mll'h.lt·l Gran1: parrnt ~ 343 Entl:lt'ed as ~ond elass mailing mattPr :~t th (' post oHil'4" at Porn· fi'O,Y. Qhlt). ., ,I. \\ 1 au.l 'in,, l .awrf'ncp Substriplion rates · Delin•r\' hy carri"'r wlwn• available 30 cents pf'r Week: one year in advanct! at Thi• Da1!~ Sentuwl orriee. $15 60; SIJo. months, S7.80; three months, SJ .90 Hy motor route whl're availablt> one month $i. By mail one y('ar $8 . s ix rnonth.s. S4 25 ; three months. $2.30: on"' month. :til. PuhhshPd li'Very afl<'rnoon exrt'pt Sunda} by The Ohio Valley Sf>ntin_el, ~n(' , a~ 110 Mechamt.• St . l'onwro~, o Bu~1nes~ office phont' 398 ecbtOt""tal o(fl('t' pbon;r. 397. ' ....' . ··;.. ,. . Ki~g Saud's visit to the Un~ted Stat(_•s has captured the unagmat1on of mc.:ny Jn Amcncan. Any man with 25 to 30 .~ p.-tn•nt..' l\r{' \!1· and .\frs. P: k~. G.dl.pu\Js Ferry . ~ ln£'t't1rg ~ns and an_ uncounted nurnber of d<:~u.g htrrs 1aecording to ! 1 ~m·f' Com·nitte~ pi.· and C'OHI'f" Wl!l b(' sold after thf.' mcellng . gat from upwards of <~ half a hundred wives. 1s bound to sUr New World fancies Thl' King's visit natural!~· turns our attention t_o Middle East affairs. Thev no"" are ·so tangled and . threatenlh g to explode that Anlf'ric:.~'s eves llavt' to view them With al:::lrm · HIGH SCt-IOOL DANCE Thf' Sltldl·nt Al·tiY::•es l'ommil · tee of Pouu;•rny !Ugh School will <~pollS<>r a dall~:e in lh r St''l:or IE ';h JUctBorium aftt>r th(' 1\lh'? ns· Pumcroy !;;lime Friday. Dan cing v.-.1 star t alter tht game and co~< tilll11' UJ1til 11 :30 p .m. Admission is 25 cenb ~r person · anti 4.0 ('f'fltS per OOU()Jl.". We mention the King's visit here as a g.:unbit to mention an interesting h·tter n.:teJved reeently by Mr Ronald Springer, seeretar_v or the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce and man: ager of the local Ohio Power C:ompany. It is from the Chamber of Commerce, Jeru salem. Its arr ival here preceded by about three weeks the landin g of Kiug Saud· a matter o( tim· ing probably not Hccid~ntal. Especially when it is to be assum~ ed with fairness that every Chamber nf Commerce secretarv. together with offieials of many other kinds of American ser· vice and trade groups received ·identical letters . Israel is battling in world opinion for ils Jife. At the recent Bangkok Conference Israeli delegates got ahsolute cold shoulders. America can expect many a future plea through every media of ("Ommunlcation from bolh sides in this controversy between Jew and Arab that h~s flared oncP more after lying d•)rmant for t1Undreds of yPa·rs. LikP lkP, we want to know about the Middle East, yes. But W(•'ll m.•vcr like being made a pawn for ambitions of a little l'Ounlry Qjiiiiiz.i:7·;,2,i~;,,,;z:- "J!i'·~· ~" cmW>'~~Milil new york = """' " \ NEW waa \'ORK - TI1e man on the radio had aald above there were colder It ~em; 6 places to be in lheHe U11lled State1, but not many On the way downtown along Seventh avenue, l •topped for a t nlft'lr hght somewhere Jn the HOI, Where do ehev go Gt ll above 'f In mlt.I·Ha.tlem, and that wu when J 1aw the youna:·old man In the Army overcoat with the •Ingle pte atl·ipe on the rlghl11leeve. He wasn't m the Army and maybe ru1- bad betn; bt~neath lhe service ~rreatcoat ther~ were tattered gray worsted pant. IUld t:racked b'lack ahoe11. He had on a gray cap and beneath It his face, In the biting cold, WWI 1tunned and white with cold. Il'a atrange how 10me tace1 tum chalky when t he raw wind blow•. Well- not to m11l~ a production of this, what hppened tn the young-old man ln. the Anny (.' • with • • food )1 , EccleaiAI· llca.l decree 12. COMclou• 13. Wine cupa 14. Llihl d'i. MuliC otote 16. Appendare 18. Indian welgb.t ~t. Rlv• !Chi,, . Jl Btrd'.IJ home 13. Seed Vteltl 24 . Erbium ' 2T. Sh6ot 7 Beard of rye 28. Marry 30. Gram~ aalight rays pus. 31. Dis· i.+. Vo~ded f!!ICUltheon 10 Contraction (poet.) embark 33. D\a. U . Bl~achlni cd\-er vat attention 20. Not working 38. Dry 22 Number 39. Ca.nlnt'l 23 CUshion tldbll 26 . Nucle1 of 40. Cook, In 11Larch an O¥en cralna A• . .et 44 . Biblical namP. 1'~tater4ar'• 38. P&y1 17. Afruh 31 . RJvar (J'r.J ........ 32. Antlered 33. Mualc note 3.4 . Yout.h 3ti Part 01 tl\e fa« 31. PYbUo notlct 38. Warp-yara 41 Conclude• 43 Hawke)'• •tate fUbr ) 14~ Bellowed 41 . Warmt.b. -'I.P.DnM 10. ~ty (Mont l &l.lhata If A.ftftlhttlo write, about. the mnn found dud wllh hl.1 head under an auto radlap lor f)(llcock, with the lt~tlns or the o.ntl-treeu 8tiiJ,around b .. mouu,, Mu.tt. ~f them let through the wmter, J c-ue11. Oom.e May or April we Jl aet them arsln, •hutrllnc thfl Bl reet•. talk Inc to you, thti'I\Wvu or UlJ atray PMIMirhy. It take" a lol to ftniah off aven ·llrot..down JntQ. But l wouc1~r Where the;y ro whet U.t man on tbt radio ...,. li'l 0 above lern '! forth , 8. Boundeu 42. Cia. 1 DOWII l.ll•ronot 1 Uftlletwalat J. Mothtrot Jrllh roo. ' . Color Anglo· Saxon letter cv•r.} 60. E:xltt 48. 48. I" , ~ ~I' ~. " 0 ~~ ~"I'" ~~·~ ~ ... wr ~· 1. . I"' D.ULl CRYPTOQUOTE - ~ ~ ~ Hen'a how to work It: A.X1'DLBA&X~ Ia LONGFELLOW One le~ter almply stano:ls tor another. In lhl• &ample A is uatd .,. lor the lhret L'1, X for tha two O'a, etc. Sln(le lettera. &pol• bophe~, the len(th and rormatlon ot t.he word• are ~all hLn.ts. Each day the code !etten difterent. a" A Cryptolfram Quota"o• DACNVNLDGK I QKA.ONAB ing. 0 . K. , T. T .• just try iL. We 'll be hub·deep in neurose1. A New Yorker who can't jaywalk is likely to craek up, howlin£ crazy, at the curbstone. STIVERSVILLE Mr. au!l '"· Dell T·:lbott spent lhe wel'i>e rttl of Jan. 24, with thei:· daugh!.er &Pd family ~r. and- Mn. Geor&:c Scutt~n arJd chitrtn Xcn ut Mrs Fannie Dur:;t, daughter Marg<~re l wer~ Sund3} guests o:· llr and 1\lr.':i. Bill Rou:::h and chi ldre 1. lkvl· rly f':-tC'C, Por,la nU. SJwll1 ~ UN1a:• with ·Jutty Cuzart. M1ltlr~d and Juyce .;ircle Bash· .an, cnlled 011 k:ber Car~enlt'r and famiJ~· .Sund:.&y afterrwon . Ml'. and Mrs. Hell Ta.lhot1 , vi~>it­ ed nis mother ,\t.rs . .Molly Talbott ;,1 the Meig,:~ General Hospital Sal· 11rd;~y Mrs. TalbD\t was admitted for 1m·dical lreatment. Sbol'lcc V<~n 1\ieter "Pl•nt S.atur day, wilh Vktor and Tommy Durst. Den Allen c.allcd on Mr. and .\-Irs J W. J..awson r~~: c•• ntly . ~lr. and Mrs , JBmi!S i\Jiddleswart ~ nd .childtl,._-.\!l'l"C J:_l'· ·enl guest~ nr 'Mr. a~. Bil~ Middleswarl <.nd children. ; Jlouna Jf' !l ll nrtw~r and Jer:-y Da1ly nre conhncd at home wit!, the flu . !\fr .mel ~.Irs. Rudy lJ.U!<l daug!l· lt•r Mnrgarct. ~ hoppeli m Pumeru." ~~~~d attended Lht! mu :ics, Suturd:~y l'Vl'ning. l.n•·l'f'Jll"t' Hikhic Jr Brlp1e t•allcd on 1\!r mtd Mrs. R. R. l,urst n•rf'ntly S,vlvia .\!le n <'ailed on the Eb ~ r Carpenter family 011e day last week. ----REEDSVILLE tloo of reUet H . Permit Bo-moat 01 Utt Ume yon don't Me them. Howevtr, ON:ll In a Whtle 70'1 dO. and wbt~n the wind wh l8tlet up Bevmt.h &vtllue the way lt dld tJtUJ, NotnlftJ, you 1U the~ In your cer and wonder where lbey JO f Or ""*Ybit yoll remember the new a •tory you ~ bad to ! Absorbed, In thought S Half an em 6 Pall handles ta. Exclama. 1 ' c (l)'m.) •o. • visited numerous ellmes and gawk ed on many streets. An opinion baaed on tlllilt gawldna: ls that a practlcmg New York~c!lri an would be dead or mt in f1 ve minutes if l;le wvre SUQ.OtJdy trang. ported to Cleveland, ~go , Hon· olulu , or Tokyo, : ·"t~ lt i~d<-"!Wulb,.qllfiollli!l&Jll~ In, ·New \'ork (o ftmAM"~ollthe "' Si d£' ­ walk while waiting at a corner. Jo: verybody moves oul five or ten feet ioto th~ street just to sQow the drivers who is boss. The podes. tr1nn hl're has the qtw lities of tlw wor\11'1 best infantrynwn- he ad· vance~. stands his grountl , nevt·r retreats. '1'. '1'. Wiley , New York tra rrlc commi~>Rinner who about a ye~tr ago successrnlly cracked down on nen·ous Nellie horn blowing, is lhmk1ng or r'arina: bacJyZ~nd pass. in~: a re~ulnlion again!lt jayw11l~- CROSSWO~D ACR088 1 . Climb 8. Breakfast walking • No Corn.r Wa.t... Man and boy reporter, "'I have Ameri<:.~na. DAILY b&Uwa,._ln the 8lum aide atl'f'ets of Harlem, N.y-are atrnoat too eold to Ue ln. A bottle ot llnf'aky l'ete ctm keep you fal•ely warm for only a lltUe while. lomt ot them, I krtow, go up the rlvt-r to Clnrrlton, N. Y., when prt..t. take ·tb•m in at Orayttone , the lhtlter for the alcoholic and the bomeleu. but they can't 1tay there forever. "I've been at Orayalon•," ' qftltlme newspaper frlenrl or mine - who had son• from rood copyreader to loothle• bum -- used to~~~}' almost brl1kly when he buttonholed me tor a touch In fllth at reel The few day• M hM aptlllt then would 1Uake hlm look reli\twt"ly JOOd- but a week tater, after loal llquetred-up nlght!l. he would hlt mil! up q&tn •nd he'd look a'lo"t'ul. Cll'&)'ll.on.to 111 only a lltop·J"I'P· • halt at the Romr Auto Club, dlscueaed his countrymen's love of w.. king leisurely across bu sy .streets. He said American traffic control Rystems 1\0Uid help a lot in Rome but: · "A very imporltlnt ele;lflent, an which we unrorlWl3tely. cannot 1 t!Ount, is ltw dtsc:ip ltne of Ameri· can pcdE!slri:ma." Wat He Blindfolded? ThPw sl~temcnls led lo two conclu~ions 11bout thi~ Roman ex· pert's visit to Amf'fJca. {I) He shot through New York so fast lw didn't hav•· ttmc to look arou11d him, or (2) Someone mNcifully bllnrlfolded lum while lll'rc so he wouldn't contral'l the S{TNIIllln g horrors at what he saw. While granting that the general pattern in Amcnca is for lhe P('· destr1an to be pretty well be· hued. let 's admit that New York to nowllere ln particular and begging, In a mumble, from peopl& lht)' don't lmow- but At night, they a.lwayw end up ln the park. Th4" eop1 don't hec~le them too much. 8ut where did the yountr·old man 11pend la.at nlljht? In a Bowery . ftophou.M~ If he had a few peMiu to toot the bill. In a hallway? IJ'he warm hallwaye have doormen who can call ctJpt and haY• you haultd in or, more likely, 11ent Hhlvel'ln~ on your way. The cold THl8 Ill A MONITROI !zil, SI'RAWI..ING TOWN and if you pick your ~til tar'9fully you un 1t11y aw11.y trom the" cold and Joat oau. 'there 1 no reuon why you ahoultl •pend allY time on the &ower &ut Bide or In Chatham .~quare, and 1r you have to 10 wut to the HU<I•m rlnr, ybu can rnake It acl"uu t2nd a.nd cu 1klp the hlfher th~are f\111 ot the walking dl'll•l. fe Ia bad eno\ll'h. Do you luu-e to go out of the way tf' IMI low blcauN you'Yt IOl a wann. cRmel'• ha.tr roat pn and a HarJV tweed Jacket underneath It- and the guy on the 1ldflwalk, lookiDI' dully, : ~111' llowly to dutb '! What are you, a m,IOChlst or aome- pedeJtrian t~elf. New .,-ort: is the plae, in wbicb the wgr_d. pedestrian connotes 1 headitrong ball of tire. He hH a fine .41Jdain £or tbote two-to. bwalu of JMtal hurtll'\r down the street. The N~w York pedestrian is the nearest thing to a free soul yt1u can flnd . In·Rome. they may walk leilurely across streets. In New York, it is common to aee a pct.lcs· ttian aaunter out AgaJpst Uae hghl int.o a stream of tratfle !and lift bil bund ln a comm1nd that il The good profcssllr. in a lecture WHERPJ DO THII!:l' OOf I mean, now that the long, 1ttcky New York aummer I• done and the :'lldewa lks a1·e ky to the foot? Jn the •tnmer time lt'a lllli!Y to ttnd theml the lust onea ; you walk lhroua'h Central Park, aay, and they will be lytnr Ul fttful aleep on U.. J"IDtle alopu. their ahoea under their heada and thfl momlng aua touchlnJ thfllr atubbl~d, otr-color ra('ca. ot is an island entire to Hs predous By DOC QUIGG U11lted Presa St•ff Corrupontltnt NEW YORK UP - One of tbe most arresling- and, to a New Yorker. funniest-pleces of intellieence lo reach these shores ' recenlly is a dispatch from Rome, Italy , abou• the Eternal City'11 eternal traffic problems. A flume traffic expert, Prof. AI· berto de Rossi, arter a study-vis!~ to the Unittd Slates, is quoted IU' saying that the only thing that could reall:y Slllve the problem would he (no gasping. now, pl e a~re) tl"placmg all Roman pedestrians • After a while they •tlr and they be~:tn the long rrind ... Pedestrian Behavior Compared Between New Yorkers and Rome 1tooct there w.nd, watching hun, 1 knew he ht~d no place to go. Then the IIJbt chanaed and l 11tarted oiT; when J lookeq back, he was atlll thtrt at the oo1ner, alone on the bare. seedy, cold atreet. • WSAZ·TV CHANNEL 3 6·!\"~ .3lgn 0'"' 7 :00 'l'od ~ J 9 :00 <'of!ee 'flme 10 00 Hom ~ ! I :00 The Pric 11 1R Right 11 .30 Truth or Consequence• 12 :00 Tic Tac Dough 12:30 !t Could at You 1:00 Current 2 :00 Panun'11 Study 2 :30 're.nnessee Ernie Fvr~ 3:00 W•Uoee Theatre 4 :00 Queen For A Day 4:45 Mode"'ll Ramauce11 5:00 ~:30 Conw">' Time My t.iltle Marzie Flatt and Srruns Show Newe Picture Sports Eyt: Wea thercast Crunrh and Dee Dinah Shore ghow 6:00 8:30 6:45 6:55 7:00 7·30 7:45 NBC News B:OO You Bet Your IJfe 8:30 DraeM-t 9:00 Peoole'• Cholre 9:30 Tl'of' Ford Show lO:OO Lux Vi~Seo Theatre t 1:00 NJWS Kee.dll 01:1 11 :15 W,eat))ercast 11 :20 Preas Box II :110 To•iMI>I overcoat wa11 , , . nothing. While I ut there, the car heatP.r ro11st1ng me nicely, he croased the street rolnr north- 11nrl then stood there on the comer: He ju1 t • an Saturday February 9 for JDitJlation. A.ceordtng to Mn . Phylli~ !\brll,n chairman of the Fi· Time 1\Iagazme. Saud docsn ·l kPPp track of his daughters) . be- I Small-town America. of which we are a tiny part, is not going to go much beyond the co nside red judgement of President Eisenhower when hl' recently told Congress and the nation in his Second Inaugural in effect that America and the world wants and needs peace, will look with favor on a11 free nations working toward it, and be considerate of l'aptive nations under tyranny if they seek freedom . But the United Sta·tes cannot become party to any nation 's l'aust· if force is used as 1)0].. icy to gain sl'lfish ends. And he bluntl y pointed out that Unit· ed Stales policy is opposed to intt•rnatiunal Communism, or any ~overnment that pursues its ends with force while club· bing its peoples with the knout. concentration camp, and slave labor. Char\e~ SPECIAL MEETING r ar1m• Chanter of lilt' Order .-r f~<~ ~IC'rn Sl,;~r wdl holrl ;:o llm:.•r i·'' 1 SpriPger':. epistle from thf' Holy Land outlines the Israeli case for the al'tions taken against Egypt, pleading for understanding and support. It also invited <:omments, pro or con. The most direct plea in the letter is made to business men in America· who the Israeli 1hink may understand the alleged discrimination by Egyp1 againsl Israeli trade through ti'e Gulf of Aqaba as well as via the S uez. Canal. Wil l!~. \11· 1.1 1o'" Hlrt anrl .~ lr . ;.Etd Mrs ! \ 1 C»'JI.It: L"hPshJH'. (;r('~t grand · Springer's Epi~tle- From ierusolem - my TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan"e13 Thursday Friday SIIITH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr and 111rs. Rob1•rl Conkle GENERAL MANAGER Natl0111al advertisint represenla!Jve, . VJDZNCF OF LZK• LHQKZOfo'~UDNUHANPKf, \'Mtt-rday'• Cryptoquotf': EYE FOR I!:Yk. TOOTH FOR TOOTH. HAND F()Jt HAND, FOOT FOR ..~OOT - EXOD\p. Pl•tn .. .,t,d br Ktn1 J'Mliiii"U lra4roo:ate By Min Lucy Kibble Melanie and Norma Nichols entertained the Reedsville Pioneer 4-H club at their home Saturday afternoon with the prlsident, Carolyn Wallace in charge of the meetmg. Following the business session and discussion of the project " Good Food For Snacking and Pocking'' an interesting pro)!tam was preJtCnWd by Melanie Nichols. ~ next meeting will be held at the home of the president. Carolyn Wallace. AI a rece11t orwanh:ational meet. lng the foUowing officers were seo lected for the 1957 club season. President, Carolyn Wallace, VIce President, Marlene Barr, Secretary Mary Jane Cashdollar, Treasurer, Patty Cowdery, News Reporter, Patty Stewart; Progr,m Chairman Melanie Nichols ; Song leaders Sharon Collins and Martha Posey; Recreation Leaders, Norma Nichols and Mary Francl! Blse; Health Leaders, Betty Randolph and norenee ChPvaller: Safety Leaders, Sherry Myers and sue CoiUna. Mr. lind ~Irs. Gary Walton of Columbia and Mrs. Beulah Dye ol Atheru wen; week end autsta of tbelr parents, Mr .and Mrs. Lee Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton and daughter. Sandra and triend, Ned Deval of Philo were recent guestJJ of Pdrs . Hamilton's parenla, Oren and Ola Childers. Alvin Reef) is a surgical J)ltlent in the St. Joseph Hospital In Park· crsburg. HURT IN FALL Mrs. 0 . 8 . Elberfeld , who fe~l Monday mor~aing at her home, Harrison-1ille Road, is reported as resting as ~o.mforlable as ~an be expeeted. Mrs. Elberfeld fell back· wards down thirteen stepl into the basement, suHering a severe cut on the hack or her head and bad bruises. 12:30 Sl!ln OH Captain lkaqaroo llorniu Show Girl)' Moore Art~u· '"wadfr8J • J E H 990 On your Dial Your Sunrise To Sunset Station ?' Inspecting more !him a million dollars worth of the newest in earthmoving equipment a! tbe Caterpillar Tractor CO. exhibit at the 1957 Road Show, Jan. 28-Feb. 2, in Chicago's International Amphitheatre are (1-r): Ura Swisher, Pomeroy, Ohio; Thomas L. Scott, Gallipolis, WCH5-TY CHA!IINIL I f'Q oc cUn Kangaroo M:ornlllg Show GalTf Moore Sti'ike It Rl~"' l~~ : on Valiant Lady 12:15 Love or Life 12:30 Sea~f'l far Tomorrow 12:4~ Guiding Light 1:00 XatiP's Kitchen 1:30 As the World Tuw 2:JO Our l!iss Brooks 2:30 lJouseparty 3:00 The Bii Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby Sb!fW 4 :00 Brighter Day us Secret Storm 4 :30 Edge of Night 5 :00 Earl!• Show Ot.hers?" Dur:ng the businesS session plans were made for a covered dish dinner to be held in the social room of the churrh, Thursday February 28 at 6:30 p.m. , honorPlans Were made to honor all :ng aU new members of the cburnew members of the cllurffl, when ch. A program is also planned wltb the Ladies Aid o! the St. Paul's Mrs. KHrr aud Mrs. Lytle as C()Lutbenn Churrh met Wednesdtly chairman for the affair. Mrs. Mickafternoon in the soo1al room (If ey Williams was welcomed as :1 the e~.ureh. gur.st. Mrs. Paul Theiss the new pre.>i · At the close or the meeling rc· dent, presided al the meeting freshmcnts were served bY Mrs. which opene-d with the presenta- L. C. Kurr and Mrs. Charles Lytle. tion cf the lesson st:..dy "A New Creation," by Ml's. L. C. Kar:Mrs. William Mayer read an arti.cle on WasbingtDn's Hirth Datr'' and Mrs. Charles Lyt:c concludctl the program with an artic!c "WJ\~: Happens When You Pray For Your .FJI!O Re.porter Sports Parade Weatherman Air Fnree Show Douglas Edwarls Beat the Clot!k Wer;t Point St01')1'· PJAyhouse of Stars Mr. Adams & Eve Highway Patrol The Line Up , o Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES Meeting Held On Tuesday Person to Persoa. New11 Scanning th4 Weather The Y..ate .!i':JI'ow 9:(10 Wire Semee 10,00 Air TIDa '57 10:30 Frankie Lalne 1~:00 Newo llul NIShi of 11:15 Tbeatre II 12:15 Sip Olf WHTN-TY CHANNEL 13 11 :44 Sian 01) 11:45 C4rtoon Club 12:10 Noon News 12:15 Ne:ghbors 12:30 Liberace 1:00 Feminine Toucb. 1 1:45 Movle Matinee 8:0:0 Afteri'IOj)n Film FesUvd 4:30 Super SerlaJ Time 5 ~00 Micbv Mouse c.."lub 8:00 Oar,non· Club 6:30 Five Star Final '1:11} Jobn Daly & the New1 7:30 Rln Tin Tin 8:00 Jim Bowie , The dlir~t"''lfal drap~d in mem'· ory of T. V. King when Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES met Tuesday evening with Florence Tracy, worthy matron and Denzil Gorglcin, wor· thy patron, presiding. Invitations were received to at· tend the institution ceremonies of Lhe order of Rainbow Girls at the Lancaster Masonic Temple, February 16, 3 m. publio InstallaUon· o( iheir officers at '1:30 p. m. and abo an invitation from Pt. Pleasant chapter to attend their Inspection' by the worthy grandmatron, Lelah K. Ball on February 20 at '7:30 p. m. The worthy ~mtron &:ave II report on the District 25 meeting and. school of instruction held at Marietta, .January 30. Po.meroy Chapter ~Ill be h9stess to the next distncf. meetlng which wUJ ~e January 17, 19M. The annual mspectlon was annou~ced for May .9 wlth Nev:t . Calendme, ~istrlet deputy as the mspectlng officer. At tbe ~Jose Of tbe meetln' ~e group adjourned to the dinmg room where refreshment& were served b~ the hoatesses, Fred• Ball, Verhe G9fdon, Jennl.e Howell aL p: and I 8:30 Publlc Defender 9:00 I Led Three Lives 9:80 I Spy .10:00 Rar Anthony Slliow 11:00 News of the NiJhJ 11:15 Theat.re 13 t2:1!i Sign Off STARKS Mallory, Mr. Mrs. Rou,h, J'4iss Katherine Brate, HarUnger, W. R. Hayman, ehell Rousb, H. D. Nelgler, and Mrs. Chrissie Powell Mr. Mrs. Charles Burri and Ben Jln. VlraU Walker was employ- cer. eel last week Ia tbe Minersville Robert Bocgess has •bt!llllo&!le Poat Office U to the illness of fever , •· the Poatmiatresa. Mrs. Edison Brace ap,at a ThOle calling on Tltus Pickens, wltb; Mrs. Max Manuel,•lr., • .,111wbo li ip, were Rev. Floyd Work· Jng with her quilting. man, Dan RarUn.ger, Mr. and Mra. Emmett SIUlley, ~iss Josephine Charles Faulk purchaSed a Drug _Store ly JoJit Picken~ Mr .ftnd lira. Titus Pickens aDd Mrs .HGWard Neigler were busi· neu vllitor11 1n Parkersburg on TueldiJ, Pomeroy E. MaiD Sl. I~ii;jiijjijijiijiijijiijiijiiiiAiiliejein~W~e~h~'i"inigiainidiLeijtt~"iiRi"i·ij . n ·Nc E ·L c L EA FI N~ ~ Winter Casual and Dress Shoes ' classmates who were unable :o attend because of flu. Chaperont'ls for the even rng were Mr. and Mra. Edgar Brevrer Mrs. tOiva Dailey, Mr.. Larry Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. H•:bert rrtce and Mr. •nd Mrs. Will· · McKelvey, M<. ;,nd (While They Last) ROBIN HOOD SHOES , Reg. U.95 - $8.95 .....•... WOMEN'S VOGUE SHOES Beg. ,8.95 to $8.95 .......... .. WOMEN'S SHOES Volues to U.95 ............. . WOMEN'S SHOES Vlluea 10 $7.95 ............. . ... $4.95 MEN'S SHOES $2.95 Volues to $10.95 ............ . Servicemen 7TH DIV., KOREA {MITNC) - Billy R. Clark, 26, wbose wlfe, Ha· zcl, lives at ~92 Walnut St., Nel· son\'llle, Ohio reeenUy was promoted to specialist aecond claz1 in Korea whert! he Is assigned to the 7th Infantry Divb.lon. Specialist Clark. son of Mrs. Marie L. Clark, 371 Pearl St.. Mid· dl eport. is an aidman in Mediral Com pany of the division's 31st Regiment. He has been overseaa 1inee November 1155. Clark worked for · the Owena CHILDREN'S SHOES Vllues lo $4.95 ....... ~ ..... . • Glaa Company in Columbus berore euterlq· tbe Arm.1 ln 1932. • $1.00 SALE STARTS FBI., FEB.,8th 9 A.M. THE SHOE BOX • Mlddleporl • Every Sot. Nite •Music by R.K.O. Trio •Eagles And Guests Invited WHY PAY MORE? HOME MADI SAUSAGE .. · .. · .... -- -- · ·...... -- lb. 49c LIAN GROUND BEEF .. · ·· · · : -- .... · 3 lbs. $1.00 FROHN LIMA BUNS · · · · .. ·-- · · ·· · · · -- -- -- b,x 19c OLD TIME CHOCOLAn DROPS ........ -- · · · · · · ll 29c OVEN RIADY BISCUITS· ········· ········ ······ cenlOc BONEY'S FRONT •STRUT MARKET W. MAIN ST. POMEROY ..U brand - Kroger-Cut Tenderay Tenderay Beef is the one beef that's tender 10 times out of 10• It's made tender without ageing. 49c Wieners ......)b·53c Sausage 3lk s1 oo Pork KlngaD~a Lean, ineaay, value priced. All Meat. Tender. · PuN Pork cella rolls. Lb. 35c. Kroger Fruit No. 303 Cans Als-d bright, sparkling fruits. .Preserves ~~:~~J~::.33' Kroger Sala ...~:;.~'":'.... .... 78' Dressing ........~!~:.~~!..........;;··· 53c 3 ~:a 25c Peaches ....~~~~: ..... 2 "~=' 43c: H •••••••••••••••••••• $100 eac. Chili.. ...... .t;:or;.~1:;"f~ ........ Deal 39c U C9untry 1Club _ _. L plalch. 2~:. :- 25c Peas K~:~~- 2N~:a 33c •••••••••••••••••••• 1 Corn K.....,, whole kem~l eolden. ••••• J•••••• •••••••••••• ... ... Egg Wbip Cake .... ~.-:~~·......Each 33c Cut Corn ... :.~~.=-~ 2 ...... 35c CoHee Cake.......':!.;;;:: ...... Each 49c Green Peas ... ~~.=-· 2 ...... 35c $1.00 $1A9 MEN'S SHOES Values lo $13.8& . . . . . . . . . . • Eagles Hall regardleso of price. . $3.95 $4.95 DANCE portion and we will replace it with any Sh.IfIey McKeIvey H0n.0red GUeSt At B'lrt hday party A Birthday Party wu given on Januat"y 28th, by Ml'. and Mrs. Wllll;am MeKelvey, for thdr dnu· gbter ShirleY. honoring her on "her 16th birthday. The Pol'lland Gra:ito Scboo)· Auditorium w:1s rented for the ocCssion. Musle for dancing was provided by Mrt. Jo Hardy of Harrisonviile, who abo "called and instruCted the group tbrn many dance numbJrs .uuring the evening. After opening her many girt":~, Shirler and her p 11 rents, assislcd hy Louise Brewer, Elvn Dailey and Cdrolyn Price, served refrf!shmcnts of ice C!'l:ilm, cakf' am! cokes to CO classmates und friends. Eigbteeq girts v. ere sent hy firht.een Scouts or Troop 2-1:5 . B >} S~•1•1ts uf Atnerlr<~, attend<' tl t hurd1 M·rvlce Wednesday ~V(;/1 · IIIIi .ll lht Church of the "''azart>ne Th(•y wert accompanirri by Seoul· :na.I>!Lr Hoherl M1ll1 and aulstiln ~·out m.l,lt'"r Larry Rite. 11n:· Rev. Robert Slyen, pa.'ttor of the L·hurch, was in ebarce of the ~rv.c:-e Th<e ScQutl are observing Nati()nal S<oout Week by varioua tcti· vuies including attending r.hu~ch Guaranteed Kroger Products-Guaranteed T........., Beef. We GuaraniH the qvolity of all Kroger made items. Buy any Kroger brand, lib it or mum unusecl F~· ed Dunn, HUJ.tlngtun, evaugc · iist in ch9rge of the revival s~r­ vicc& nt the Church of Christ , preached on the topic "How Do You S:and With God ?'' when the s!'rvice W:!.S ·Wenr.,rJay Pvcning held. Special masic incJm'led an or· gan·pinno prelude bY \ils. Chestt:r gan-piano prelude by Mr~ Chester Ervin and Mn. liarold T..ohse; a duet "Whispering Hope" by Ann Ei!'enhower, Porrc· r•1y, and Patricia Micl.ael, Hr<~tl · bury, dDd a vocal trio "The Way of the Cross Leads Home" 'u Homer Uice and son, Denver an1l Cash. Bahr. The trio san~.: a s lht· evangelist showed a.p icture of a cross ttetwee n tWo JIWUI11ains. The. ~ic this evening will be '·Who is the Doctor?' Frj<J.ay nigl.t Mr:~. Durln will ac· romp.:ny her hu.sban•l, her thil'· teen year old son, and her c iC\' C!l and seventeen year old daughters :.s they sing a quarte: . Scouts Attend Church Service coiu~n~ly~~byiilbeiiihiomii,...iii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.l~iiijij;;;;;;;;;iijijijijijijijijijiij Revival Services Still Underway New Members Of Church T.o Be Honored WHTN-TV Channel.13 WHTN-TV CHANNEL 13 11 :44 Sign On 11 :45 Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News 12:15 Neighbors 12:30 Liberaee 1:00 Femin!ne Touch 1 :4f!i Movie Matinee 1:00 Arter:noon !I'Hm Festival 4:30 Super Serlll Ti~JK~ 15:00 Mickey Moust. Club 6:0t'l Jl,uff&Jo BiU . Jr. 6:30 Cartoon Club 6:45 Five Star Final 7:15 Jnhr DalY & tbe Newr 7:30 Sher1ff. of Cochl8e 8:00 CSrcu,. _ln_giwihiiiohiiiwiaisiiioipeiaieidiiiwlithiiiitiheiiiifioriiithe l•ndsea.pinl of tbe Ohio; :Jeanne RickB, MisS Caterpillar; Bill Dressler, Robert Swisher and A. L. Dressler, Swisher Coal Co., Gallipolis . Included are the wor id's largest successful cnwler., the 29-ton, 32Q horsepower Caterpillar D9 Tractor, and the 30 0 horsepower rubber-tired Cat DW21 Tractor with the new No. 470. Lowbowl Scraper. These are part of more than 40 machines exhibited to be use"ll to help construct roads under the provision of the $24.3 billion Federal-Aid Highway ~t of lM~e· slio\Ms sponsored by the Am,erican Road Builders' Association, •nd is decontractors and local, state and national highway officials the latest in equipsigned to s ment and te nlques for road building. 8 :00 9:00 10:00 U:30 .... ..... ' WSAZ·TY CHANNil l 6·M Sign On 7 ·OO 1'oday 9 00 Coffee '!'ime 10.00 Homt. 11 VO Thf' Po ice it RIJ)It 11 30 Truth or Consequenci'S 12 JO Tic 'fae pougb 12:30 U Could 8e You 1.00 Current ?. ·oo Camfr-: Goe& "To School 2 :30 Te nneue'!' Ernie Ford 3~ Matinee Tto.<:ato"t 4:0' Quee~ r~r A Da.• · 4:45 Modern Roman<:f!ll s.oo Comedy Time 5:30 My l1ttle Margie 6 :00 Wild BiD metok 6:30 Newa Pietur'!! • 6:45 ~pons Eye 6~ :'1!5 Weatberea.st 7:00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 7·30 Eddle Pl!iher Sbow '7 45 NBC New1 8:00 Blondie • 8 :30 Lite uf Riley 9 .00 On Trial fl :30 Big Story 10:00 CavaJcade of Sport. 10:4.5 P·amoua: FUI:bta 11:00 News Headlin-es 11 :15 Weatllercast · 11 :20 Press Box 12:00 Valiaot Lady ANTIQUITY 12:15 Love of Life Mr. ::md Mrs. Bernard DiddJe en- 13:30 Search For Tomorro-. tertairted the following guests on 12:<11 Gutdinc Light Sunday ever::ing honoring Mrs. 1:00 Kab~'l lti.tcben Diddle's mt~ther, Mrs. Mamie Mil- 1:30 All the World Turu ler of Somdyville, Mr . .11.nd Mrs. 2:00 Our Mill Broob Oval Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. James 2:30 Housel)f.rtr Sayre and d;~ughter, Brenda, of 3:00 The B.g PayoU Pomeroy . Other guests of the Di.d· 3:30 llob crosbv Show dlts the p(lst w~ek were, Mr. and 4:00 Brightet' Day Mrs. K-ermit Fisher, Ga11ipolia. 4:15 Sen~t Storm Ricbard Wolfe, who has been a 4:30 Edg~ of Nlllht patient at Holzer Hospital for the 5:00 1·ne !!:.al-1v Show 6 :30 past four weeks was returned 6 :~5 8:30 Your Esst.. ReP')rtf'Z home Saturday and is reported 6 :M 8:45 Spwta Parade ilnproving. 7:00 Mrs. Dorothy Glenn returned 8:511 We::therman 7:15 home from Holzer Hospital, Mcm- 7:00 Art Linkle•ter & thl:l K1d1 7 :30 7:te Dougl.a.ct Elwards day and is reporled improving. 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hunnell 7:30 Sgt. Preston of the Yukon 8:30 and children, Pomeroy, spent Sun~ 8:00 Bob Cummings Show 9:00 9:30 day with her parents. Mr. and 8:311 Climax 9:30 Playhouse 90 Mr!l. Don Stobart. 10:00 11:00 Up to the Minute :Ntrwa 10:30 11:05 Scanning the Weather 11 :00 11:10 The Late Show 11 :05 11:10 Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., P'eb. T, ttiT-1 .,...", ,.., 1t ........d lh•t th• I club .-oulcS worlr. ln eon] unction I with the other ctubo In the oounly 1on thll project. The telling of cu~ A Val(' ntine theme waa carried ou l m the Ft:bruary meetJnt of readini of the 88tb ·P salm by Mrs s.a"e1 at EuUr wae dl~rus~e11 th 1, Amateup Gardeners Club at Guy Jkynoldl, devotional leader brieny and tabled until the next lh«· ho 1,". of MrG. Paul E. Davis, JJurin& the bu1lneu meetmg the meetin~. W<' dnt!!>day •'venin!{ The membert rt: ~,gnation of Hn.. Howard O<o1l~y Seed cat.alog uu were dl.!lpjayed I and gUl·sts. Mrs . Gerald Prerton. was accept.ecl and two form er by the mewbera and roll call re · 1Mr ~. Davtd Darst Jr., Mrt. K,alad m('mben, Mn. C. P. Bradbury and ~ponaes were "Botanical name• of Hnody and Mra. David D.nt Sr., M. n. Cbarlea Bradbury, were re- flowering 1bnabl and pl8ntt." were pruented red carnation cOr- inlltated. Papen for lllr evening inelulkd Mra. L. E . Re)'nolds. chairman "'Ornamenlal •tree~" by Mn. Rot>1ages with wb.lle paper lace ·frill:J, Arr.mgemena o! carn1 Uon1 and of the cook-book project, gave a ert RawUD,. who bepn her p;per French iris were used jn the U"flnl report " of the work aecomplilbed with a quot.atloo from Walter Scott room and a heart or white tam~· by her committee alld announced on the plantinJ of treet and closed tions an d tulle ruUJJna: wu bun& that irwaa hoped to have the witb Jo)'« Kilmer'• pOem ''Tree• "· above the rrantel. Tbe heart ..,.. boob on sale In ApriL .Mn. Arthur StinDer ang the voa part of the altar deroratlont for Mn. Bruce Uoyd, Meig1 County cal ll'l"8DJement of ''Trees" acthe Young-Kitchen wed.dlna: Sun· Coo,.tact Cbainnan, report.ed on the companied by ,Mil. E. S. Schaaf. day when the club assisted in ptt· meetinl" be1d in January at the Mn. llicftBJ u Cbamben bad writparing the !lowers a.s a tribute to Heath Metbodtst Church for dub ten 1 paper Oil "Ornamental their president, Mrs. Robert Rei- pre•Jdenta In the county or their Shrubl" which wu read by Mrs. bel . ·reprelf'nt&tifts. RGbert Coati. TIU• paper also eloaAn unusual tiered arrangement Recommendation• from the meet- ed wttb an 1pproprlate poem on of red carnations wae also uaed in ina: included a eounty wide Cower l1lacs. the living room and in the dining •how ln June; the Htabli.bment The tnveDiq prir.e wu eonroom the t&ble wa1 covered with a o fJunlor Garden Cluba aDd land- tributfd by llln. K. D. Amlbary red nylon net cloth edged in NtiD seaping Of the County Home &ad and won by Kn. Carroll Swan.on. ribbon and decor-ated wltb white lnflrmary .Mr1. Walter Crooks was OurlnJ the meeti~ Hn. Reibel hearts.. . .... named as chairman from the Am&· thanked the dub members for One of th~ wedding pew decora- teur Gardenen Club to work on their auiat.lnce with the flowers tions of white ribbon And lace the tlower 11how tommittee and and reception •bea btr daughter, with. a silver heart silhouette wu Mrs. Randolph Humphrey will be Jane Youn&, wu married Sunday. also used ·on the table. A ValeQ· to charge of the lunior Garden The bosteuee: Mra. Devil and tine doll with red carnatiao bat ~ub project. Mn. Arthur Skinner invited two and bouquet centered the table Mrs. RelbeJ announced that ldrJ.. peltJ and membeh to the dining and iron-stone ebina was used to lamee B. Titus, Rutland, wa1 lun- room where Mrs. Reibel pre.~ided carry out the red ami white eolor lor Garden Club cbairman of Dis- at the coffee tefYice. Chicken u.l· scheme. trict 11 1d, hot. rolls, tomato aspic: and Mr11. Reibel presided at the meeV Mrl, Titus spoke of the plan• hell'"t-fhaped minll were served WCHS-TV Channea 8 8:00 0:00 10:00 10:30 Amateur Gardeners Club Meeting I HeId At 0 avis Home 0 n Wednesday 11:30 Tonight 12:30 Sign oil· · 11:110 strike It Rich w Local Men Attend Road Show At Chieago- Winter Salad Festival 10 LB. BASKF;T - ' •Keeps"ke DIAMONDS •Rogers 1847 SILVERWARE •Elgin and Gruen WATCHES B. H. SANBORN' JEWELRY STORE Jewelers Since 1800 Mill Sl. Middleport $1.71 omatoes Lh. Produce at .~:~.:· Tube·Tomatoes 2tubes 35c: firm, aound, red-ripe. • Cucumbers .. large Sin •• each 10c Grapefruit ... 64 - . . • 4 '"' 3$c Tomplo • ~ • dOL 45t: Radishes .~ : . F-h. cr.., •• '""· 10c • • 1 • t. 10 oz. lOa. �. ,... ' . • .......,W'>-iw<l . . - >1 ~. -- 4t.- II....... ' ·• • 1 ,_ -· · ~ • .. . Panthers Favored Over Athens; Jackets U:riderdogs !11¥'UIN DUO ••••• Can Knock Top Team Out Of Nelsonville Tie Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-lollddleport, 0 ., Feb. 7; 1057-S j OJdahotnaFmn Both clubs will be playing Oll their home floon. The Panther1 will be favarcd to knock doughty Athens out of a tie for first placr with ~ ebonville. The J1ckets are decided underdog! in a tuule •ith the strong Logan Chieftains, whc are ti~d with Well.ton for fourth place. It was on Jan . 11 the Panther• went to AthL·ns and surpri!ed the Bulldogs with a convinci ng 61-48 decision. That loss, plus onl!l to Nelsonville, are the only ones suf fered by Athens this season in league play. The Bulldogs need 1 t'lls one ba dly to stay in the rin'!' 1 with Nelsorwllle. The Hound• 'tav(l only Gollllpoll~ to polish oft at home anrl Loran away. s. BOYS!! I HOOT • Iii~::~ Pin ' iundty; 1'1~. 10 1 1 1'.111. '111 12YEARS .C1F AOE OR OLDER! ' Dirt WOULD YOU LIKE TO I liN A HOW ,z:'~i':~ ton Rockets Til•~ij' & fu.1t lou!. A. U~ln by Gu1rd Carmen Rl· trlth 14 aeeondt to a:o In the .eeond owrtime turned the trick for tbe Fl)'erl. A crowd of 8,880 .watched the l"Jyers battle .uphll1 from 1 nine- a:zzf By UnltH p,.., and one-half gomc11 &eparuta thu top and bottom tcsmt in the National Baske tball Our I Ul I11:11 I I ft ~ Of SIDELINE WE l .t.LIZE Spie 1ft •N Whltl ••lancing FWrohnutll" ~dln•.•mpaelnnt ' - C,"'-p'-•t ,..... ....rob Service HCfC k• tt'S . • ~PITY SERVICE IIIDI'I! .lo I :.,•o p.m. IN. 11 AJIJO.. tment W. Mabl! St. - - -- Pomero, 8 11 Western signs point Dlvblon to , · lh~~.~ ;,7.~:.·;,"~;11~ on In the clo• FI'nstArwald Goes ing mlnult"i In bent the St. Llluls .,, Ho~·b . JO:l-!00, and move to with· Iii a 8& me of second place and ( ,,~ ol""· The Laken, on Charlil' M1·rwcl's free throw with t:i suct•nds Idt to play , defeated th(' Philaduljibia Warriora, 101 -100. In the nl..:hrs ~arne the New York Knkkcthorkm beat the SyratUS(l Nations, 111)·100. N~T $107.456.'73 l.l'~"<J.N(";TO'l KY.. UP ·Sfnl• frPit .~m·u·~ ll ;111ln t in 11 1-1.,.r!rcl I• I··' vr S:.!l l7.4:ill )72 !"rom ilOflt~ rn("il· ·· (}f ·Ill b ·pl's in 1986. the Nation~~ ' o\~.~O<'iallun of State Jtadng Com 1 1 1 ""-;:;. :;:~-:;-i.-~"~'~'-'~-'~'-n;•_'~'-~·~'"~"~'"~"'~"'~'~~~o~rl~ny~.;;;;;;.. • t T · •.. ' ' m us . .. rtoM · ·1 .. ' uuo U $-RVICE BASKETBALL COLLEGE a, .... n 0 ucson pen ~· f!lff¥jJs •. < • ========::::::JI . · l~ J .......... .., ""'~ ~"EWV4mt iS to ·tlw ~ IOYS \YIUI DEUVU Tlr"' • road like a stripe qf paint I Daily Sentinel Oenlal ~~ "Wtisld 11lle to have one more crack ·at tbe maJan .before he lays up his ~ liicl bit. ]i:ve~ one of his U.ouaands any price beft aan>."J- , Mel's are !0 No Ma IILl• "" 6.PORATION, -val Navy 531.Jn State 48 Stetson 98 b>l 9 2 NIIIY fORK UP ·Dooton n Morel>ead (. li& LQqlnllle 7' ptes4M liopo! ll)d~y that a new AliDWISt Dehratl<ril trealrftiJflt will a\'ald W'ii'fl. U. M4.12 Portltnd o5 I th~ neceHity of an eye o~NtttOll Marquette ft E!llnii!UI 80 fur rrtired fettherw~.:ighl boxlnH , Dayton 68 Miami 0 . 67 <"hamplnn Sand)' SadaJer. Dust •• No Ashes WITH A car has to have a special kind of build lind balanc:e lo keep curves under cohtroL Arid Jklbody outdof9 Chevrolet in that department! It "colilers" with ·an tlie solid assur· ance of all honest·ta;aoo<tness sports car. ~ doesn't throw Its weight around on turns .b.cauS. it c.iries Its~ In the rlaltt plaoes. \ . And if the road should turn upwan!, Chevy c:au take care at that lllcely, too-With up to 245 h.p. • tomtuln in ilild lake a turn at t be wheel ·of a new Che'/rolet- --· ' ·, . ;J, CleaJM~ ... Jiortl .(lol,ftaltliit BATHROOM 'tlaaat teal 5' Coot Iron Tub ·<:omm..te &. Lovllory Try Our Dependdble, Automotic .·Fill Service •• .., . FULL Size .........,..k GAS IU.NGE 'c1:: · .' - ' ···-----------· ... -·········-··· -- .··---------"""""""'":""" . ---···-------·~-···-------------·-··-···------·--·-····--··-·····-········ ·---····--·---------------- $109.9S 7·1'1ete Chrome di•pliJy tJ.is /anwus traJemarl: j Kal lllndy, Man- ' PO'MI-:ROY MOTOR CO. 300 w. SecODd st. - Phonoo az, Pomero1 ...... _ . . _ , . ...... .... .. ,..~ ... of ~:, ..... · ' · . .. ' . · .I POIIIBOY, lkEAKFAST SET RIZER OIL CO. ·~ worthy purpose on Si11na~ ture• only, .l\l,lo Or furnitUre. &..,., Jloo.-ln. t-1: !ot. ....,,_.,._ - Reg. 139.15, InslaUed For TODAY! ~ an<~ SIMONS MARK~T OPEN . EVENINGS W. MAin Sl. are11. -·--- 1•• WEEK ONLYt CliFTON WORTH OF ANY MERCHANDISE The Good Will Class met at the :hureh basement ou Wednrsrtay evenlna: for tlle January meetina rhe r:te<>~• 'lg w.:1 ,•o.~ll.:d l" order by ~he ~residr ~It twfl a shoe :·:·o.l!lr:l.m 1·.· ~- gi•,t•rs A~. Pl<~chon w.1 .. held with the same officu s being held r.1·.(·i.· for <~nvt;ll'r year. F:•l pre ..:.id!! -l Fri ·~·~ a l' enry vice·p:c .. M:rbel .Jonnso 1, ·~ '"·· .Launa Ho-! lnnd ;• .,s, trt ·• 1·c; Law· •:c! L•· ··l~ ;,nd con;mir.h~e on .•:1.!11 flowers for the sick Wilma Blake 11nd Betty Call. It was decided in tl1c meeting to have a ""iJ>ap:-~lti C •t ' er and bazor in F~brl~y . Pot lrtck supper was s~rved to the Jf,~liJWing members : Clara Wlll.pms. Floren ~a .Young, Bclv:I Rom h, Winona Hollman, Mar~· Pi«•kens, Leanna Wright Kearns, Betty Call, Laura HulJ.nd, Henlen Williams, Lawrene Lewis, l .ucille Harrison, Irene Justil, Mildrl'~ Riley Isabell Brown, June Burns, Helen H11tker, Kay Riley, Mabel Whatever fate Clark'a baseball J(!Jmson and Frieda He111'7. Ntuie baa tor hint 'tbe folkj back Mrs. Frieda nen. o ~· and ·Mn ~Ome, In Mason CGunty and Mei.jl~ June Burna and da ughter Cheryl County (Wbk.b has C!eme to claim ..,ent lo Gallipoli! vit Tuesday bb ~~ O.nt ·· of tbelr own in many afternoon. WlYI) W1Jl alWays m1rt him as an Mr. a••d Mrs. Bill Brown and C.~tallllilina J'epreaentatlfe of this son11 Kent and Kevin and Mr. and area. Cltin U'viiiJ, a family man, a Mn. F~rris JOJstis of Mason W<~~ hard wotket, and a great sports- callin,tt: on Mr. and Mrs. Ned Heury man, Mel Clrk hu never stained Thursday evening. atlll ll'O'tfing reputation for mtqrUy, ln ·Jpeorta or buslnesL Tht da'!s met at the home of Frieda Henry on MonOuy evening and quilted and cut rags. Those pre§er1t were Clara \ol· llllams, LU· ciHl' H~tr.-i'I(ID, I twren•.! Lewis, Mabel Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Fer· ris Justis. Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8ldke, Mr. and Mrs. George Burt!3. Dnd girls' anO :MT. and Mrs. NeJ Henry. Attendance at CliftGn M. E. Sun day Scbool Sunda)r wos 99 collection $10.46. """· Arlhill' F'[ck. Pomeroy, H o.,;,~, and Mrs. Glen Wallace Cabel Wiscom>ln visited Mr. 1M Mn. · Nid Henry Suni!sy t'venmg and attended churt"h services with Mrs. Htmry. :r.u. Frcrl Lewis, ('hartrl~tte and Laurene mn~ored to St. Jo~L·ph 11olipilal P ~t rkcrs burg Wednerday t 8 ae;Mmpany Isaac J.ewls home *"hci l1a! been a patient there for * Complete * * . CAll 64 . 1 n4" Scnaton also named Mark Christmc<n ana Floyd BakPr . for· rn.N W2shing1011 I :Jf t e lt! Pr~ ·, o ~("l · lll <he ~i!S~ouri and Ohio-lndi· rWi aroupd in souped-up can mg almost every, major Amer:lc'n CIJ;slnjji ;till" ltlrold Wo~t. 2", and European make, ~- ~re sc~­ said. · ' uled to compete today m "flymg mile" runs in the NASf.'AR "speed . •'fher .- .ere 1Ue nelghborhooJ week" competition o•L Daytona '• dubs ail.d even 1 kid lookiila: for ha"d·packed ""'lands. trolitile eoul.... 't do more fbih. g>;>l intO i ihoit l'~et fiJht,"' WorSt said "How<, the only tfirtt! Ybh of Spec:lols . A loan plan to Ill your needs ·~ .. a pa)'llleftt :tdan to fit your t budget. CaSh· for every I' =..:..:==-=~==c=E=-- · I I to $1 tlP.rTI I, f ormer Cincinnati R f'dlt> i~ ~ !)itcher, ilU heen :;1gnrd il~ a ~out by th1• Waihinghn Senaturs forthP North and South Carolina are.1. Yes--FOR ONE WEEK We are Offering ' ·- .-- --. WITH THE PURCIIASE OF. ANY 2 PIECE ~ --- - ' LIVING ROOM SUITE !tf• beautifully bal*nced bnd on 11mooth, sure ttnd solid in action. . I EGGS-3 BTl! A on taking cutves and holding the road to juot abOut any ear going. ea~.~ a1 UP WASHING TO :-I Mixed Sins- Country Run "They kepJ. teen-aacd bot* off OVER lQO TO RA thf' Jtreeta ~ p.ve them fomeDAYTONA BEACH, Fla. UP ~i mofl wottlrirblle to do tb~n , ~ore than 100 spor~. s cJs, lndlu!· be puUing tot hitil to mate It In · rdinDJ 11 Wh~n a the AMerieiti Uia&ue. A 16t of U1 pOrttaya n.artotlct wPI be mitlhg. that il'lp down to Chlrlelton on warm summer even· lna:s to watch him perfot'll\ If he doean't get IU• chance U!l the bl.g time this year. It may not be so eaq tbis y~ar . With tbe 'nger1 puttinJ PtU accent on youth IJJnce 19&3. The parent Tigers, whe own -Mel's 6otitt~, · CRI;tAGO uP vJetorious average 2fU, yeat• of aae, ~nd Mtl is sllght}y " l)fy~ifd that r,onderful but thotouJhly dissatisfied Joey stage of llfe. M~l eXP« I to lljn GiardeUo today rated Rory CaJ.. hi! 19M contiad. soon. houn a!l the next target on his We'll always remember an ob- p_ath t.owattl the middleweia:ht Uservatton of Don (Pizzle) W.olfe'll l!e. when Mel first got into Double A tlfainst CllhOun ~0 In tbe Eastern League.. Sild one," Giardello ,apUt dec~ t>on: ~ bit 300 In anjo!'•!l~ii:' "Mel Will 9-2 underdoa Thia prediction did.n 't q1.1ite at the Chlcaao come qff over the long haul for night. ·Mel'! year with tbc Phillles foUnd h4Jt with a Beason aver&IJI t 0 eon..,lb 1 I t f I f '"' u e a · o o va uable Of. ...,. ami playing in mo8t of the _... 'E•en thOugh Don missed bateibllf tO a ' big ieague team. The '51 Chevy can give lessons Few of ~~~~~~~~~~~:!~~~n•R I .GAS and OIL .AUTO REPAIR t MECHANIC WORK ·~DY &lid PAINTING eELECTRIC IJid ACJ:'l'YLI:NB WELDING e FOOD STUFFS Tlim watt lrain In Lakeland, Fla., and report! be hu reee!ved rea·s onable entf'll'IBIII!e~i by Tipr bi,wiP to bl.l JiOpei tlil( he ffiay paLtrol a major lotue outtleld tgaln, itferKtt in tbls ti'l-etnint)l are• !Mil ---PgDl;.tP:.1JII· BUSINESS OUI SPECIALITIES ld a HWSPQer ,_.. ahrap . w;lft , . . _____...... ,..hlilaiKJoeo ~Mike MuUen FOR (Ia Old Lellon Senlre Slallon Bid& ) ... Ei;~lt:J~~::;.;o.~ ...~= Jill . . uu.«NINGt. . • W. llala It ' MIN ta.a . i llllrDoaI rttl hlo.... A•• heysllellter Mwspi,.r 1'11111 ullllso an leaders ia schHII! Forte's brl1llanf showing wam't enough to save hl& team frqm an ups~t, for Yale notched a 103·8'7 decision to take undisputed posse!slon of second place in the lv-i!' League. BUt it did give the Uttle Lion an average Of 30.2 points · pet game, pa~;stnr the 29.8 rfta~be1d " by, Chsmbertaln - wllo h~a · been No. 1 in tbe national seorma pa· rade almost l!llnec the"'tart of the season , Two Oth•r UpMtt Forte 110tched only nine points in the first half Wednesday night, tht>n got 26 in the second half. But Llllrry Downs' 31 points led Yale to victory. Forte's teat took the natio nal spotlight deSpite two other major upsets, both. fcaturlng that ol' devil zone defenst~ Louisville, tbe riation's No. 8 team Jlld hiJbest-ranked independent squall, was haruk1l Its accond straight upset, 85·74 , by Morehead State of Kentuck y and Cnnisiu11, ranked No. 11 natlonaUy, fell short. In a late rally and O .; ' lilt Bel& CoJ1eetleD. ... Dell!eiJ 1en1ot ,........ .....-~oou:'r. ' .' ..u.ert~Jera Mldd,Jeporl · .BOLIN'S MOBIL SERVICE STAT ION ..................,..... -~...,. a.l _..... Mtl+te malil1~1111.... driii6J .... ft-U ... .,._ 10• do By Appointmlilit · ' ~ ~ - ··•t~•·lr ~~ wHalid oeeun ,._. 'Pfllau. wJM ?!_~ K&M SOHIO TUCSON, Ariz., U,P - 1. Aspirin• newcomers to the professional u~ Prell ~olf tour bearn the acramble to IAIT d In ay for top money thf tumu). A.mhent M ·Ha!'Vard 151S touw Tucson Open. Temp]~ 81 VUiaoova 72 Bill Casper Jr., who won the Bostun U. 1JS TUrtl!l 60 Phoen!~ Open last wett; Dow 4uabtk!o 85 Duquesne 72 Flnlterwlld. Ath~nl, 0 ., pro gq_lf'll COlJat. 75 Cornell 63 · setond lead ~ng nitmey \tlnner last Yale 101 COIUiftbta 8'1' year; and burley MUi:c Souchak, Princeton. 89 RutJeU 63 CrGaslna:ers, N. Y.! wee amont ! Penn 67 Brown M thole Uattld most llaet:y to ~uteetd Army 90 Albr11ht '74 here. lOUTH Annou ()PEN . i;l ' eMARBLIZE e VITRI GLAZE · eSPRAY GLAZE knock·1lown drag-out fight rljht Rutlaml's Hl'd Dt'Vih w1ll p1:~y down to lh(• wire. f'orollon lli~h S("hou\ ton i ·~hl 'rhl' rirsl-iJ ince Fort Wayne Pll· (Th unday) here on the Rull and tons :lroppfd a 108-93 decision to hU'llC n oor in a game pr&vlou~ly the Uus\on Ccltics, the Eastern post Jl!•hed from January 18 b(lDlvl<i"'' lee•lo " , Wedneoday night. eause of ball weather. The Sl'ron(J place St. Louis Hawks The Rect Devils's ha.ve Ea!>te~n nl!lo lost, b ut lhe lhird·ploce Ro- tu play Yet on Feb. 12, away, th<'n c::he~ter Hnv:ll~ and fourth-place .J<trksunvllle-Trimble on Feb. 15. Mtnnf'~poli~ l.uken won to tighten al~o aWay. lwo or Muffltfl A toil pip11 .& "U. . GIGII Wlftd1hNidt • a ~ Assorialion'~; "'" "'"' .. ·&IMO~Ji: Coalton Comes To Rutland Tonight For Cage Game thl"~>e . Tli.ti BUellall tei!ll. 'r6~ ·P.llOTICT YOUR CAR - 1f the Patdhm can m.ate th4itt flat break dick and if they cOil· tlnue their rebounding aa: thet did ln the Wellston game In tht Htond h&lf, Athens Is in fot "belill point deficit In the first half. The end of regulation time '"' Ji:nocked out of the fint plal!t fli. Coach. Nolan Swaeldtamftifi''i the score t• c!l BL 56-all . Dayton, which won it• 12th victory in 18 well-trodded-over Yellow Jae1iefa start!, went In rronl In the ftnt face an uphill battle against Loovertime , but a long set shot Jn gan, now 6-6 compared to Middlethe last second hy Miami's Eddie port'• 2-10. On Jan. 11 the JIICltets Wingard stnl the gilme into the f0111t to Logan 69-M on the Loa:an floor. second overlime. It familiar ba1keb and floor are At Granville, Denillon opened up worth l~ polnt1, and the Ja('ketl! a 19 ?Oint !Pad In the finJt seven get as hot as they did against minutes after holding a mere 38-34 Jack'lon in the Becond half last halftime margin. week, Lagan can be in for a bad night. The score was tied nine tlmea In the fin;t half, although the BI.J Against G.1Jiipoli11 Tuesday nigh1 Red led by six poinl!> Dl one time. the Jal"'hts surfcred a let detwn, playing without heart, and mi!lt1n1 theJr shot! right and leh. LoglAn ls the first of two tourhles the Jackets face. l...a!>t game on tll e schedule is against Pomeroy at 1\flddl{•port f'r.bruary Hi. Only '. 'f our,,.<:;lisir6orti1 Ill WAX ltaEtJAti ' IJJ~ob~n~S~is~so~n~, rolmer, Bob ~~~~~~~ll·~~_!!~~ Wellston will be g-iven 62-81 tht Tueo!day HI• to n,J.Jht, du-plieJM their earlier tlctory. Pro Loop Tight As 31f2 Gamrs Separate Crowd '"":' debAcle lll'afnst the ?8:11· THIS IS Coaeh Dick Retton'tl bo)'l, from a heutenin• vietoioy oyiJ bad a big job ly United tfrMs Roufi. with • Learn~ng PAU1 BEACH. Fl.1. UP · lu.:~t ·¥ben folks alt1!1g lh~ winter golt tircuit wtore bcginr.ing to talk about young Ann QLn -1 of Maruville, Waah., 11iona: c~trne 13-year c:.ld Silaron Fb.doos , an eitht· rrl<i~ ltudent from Dubuque, towa , to <~ttal tht thtl'ld..-r. • Little MW F"ladMs, a sem i· finaUH i11 !a:.t ynr's National lunior ~bl'll"" pJon~hip~ slartl{•d the ,, -...,...,..-~..c.·'":',. . Uaid golf fana In t hit. winter re· CHrcAOO \It 1 ~wort 01el"till'h· ~ort town Wed ncjl{jay \\'hen she Wett COlUIDbla'l' :Mel Clark nGW . lotted , p&bdO~ whld ne~; aol¥c- ebalked up au 8J in the opening of the Cblrleltml senatm wtll juveniJe -dmJRjd~tiCf, ·tfli *orld 1 ound of the 39lt, annual Plllm leave Fe~al')' lGth to JO to the three cushion biUiarl) (haiDpion Beach Vt omen'& Ar>!at~~ur ]j!Ol£ tJrlt tfalillftl etfn) of Ut• .l>etttJit nilj tbdly. tourna10ent. FRANKFURT, Germany UP · A !op Rulliln atbletle expert ha ~ critleiz.ed ibe BovieU' 1howih1 In track and field It tbe Me!bourn£> Olyn:tpica a'l diaippointlttt and put !hP rhict blame co ovet:tralning. "The Olymple O,IQi did rot bring JJS what we .u .. expttted," kussfa.'S AleJCiudrlt lklov wrote in the latest edfUOil fJ1 the Welt Oetm 11 a offlfl•l ithteuc putHtotJr.n ''Leltltathletilr." w Newspaper Athens must conquer Pomeroy then play Wellston l)n their hoTT'e noor Feb. 15. Ath. ens hu not :osl a game since tM · Baseball, Golf, Billiards fhe COMBINE Frida~· nigh~ D1yton ~queezed paat Miami, 8&6'7, in a double overtime thriller ..., DtDMa took over lint pliN In the Oblo Conference to marlr: tbe h11b sPot. In .oll:to eolleae b..ketbaU Wedneill•r hl.bt. A fOmblnation Of DenJf6ft'112-'72 vldory over Kenyoh tnd .Al:ron's &2-48 )Oq to Wlttenbur-' put the Bli Red Into the Ohio Conterenee SIMON'S SPECIAL --- Pullllt InfiNd I I ~- ALL .SHOTGUN I Dayton Squeezed Past Miami In Double Overtime; Denison Wins Sunday ldUtol Atttrtdlfttl f!'b . wa1 82. CoUec-tion tll 'II Rob' t·rt .'llurr•r Supt. fLew. Eldo'l e: vemng. lilake pastor. )~ r•. Ph;,·t.iu Fonna wm )lr. an!! Mrs. auuell Van Metn iflg lOOn to ller huS'band I J. f f>orllamd IPthl Sa1 :1rd1y tvl'n •tatlo•t~ 'n Ankor~~~a~ Alt•lb In !!: with Mr. itl~ )frs"/Rubc-rt Van I "l'. etc-r .lRd famliy. ramt>l<~. MurnJ h.N lhe ~lr . aud V.:n Paul Mr. ilml \lr11. Robert 'Wil"bh ln-1 f HJl:l ) of G u ys"'i\1~ . Q. spent !Uh· hrrc hat~ moved, to",'.," nnliinlt:i 01 ~rrr~l in tbl• 1h~· w.: h .\l' r .and ~t; ·:. Alvo~ Hoi 11-Je Oil . 'I TI _[," r . A~Vl'! Ji.eed ~ ~ a surgical palh•i.t Mr. •md Mn. CWnton Hol~btllt in ~~ Jo..eph lioiJpital in l'ttrkL~Il ~JJJtnl lo'riday n.nint l,u rli'. ~n Jtr~tf!ef C.tttr and dauNal Rrv . and Mrs. Eldo1o Blake and ul LmtJ ftottOm. \ Fannie Johnson attenr!ed lhl' fun· Mo.... I Jrd •Midtllt!leirl, 0., lleb. 1, 1957 DoWnrlterTo EDEN 1 ._birit iiHIIIH!f, Pomeroy Pomeroy·~ Purple Panthers have a Job they will re'tish with great (lee--if they tan puiJ it off........and the Middleport Yellow Jackets get their ned to the last chance to pu11 them:telves out of the StOAL basement ln buketball g<~mel!l Fri. dty hlght. I f:::r) - . .. / ' .·. oJtto .. IAJelally &waed lllld &pera&ed 700 IIIII Mila Ill. Pomero:r Reg. $11.85 $79,95 5 Pleceo ... , .. , ... $(9.95 McMaster lllrdwotllllllll Fumituro Mlddlttoort the past week. Rev. Richard Wright and T. 0 . Young and Ed N11trou mmored to Ruh.tinglon Wednesda ; et•ening to llti~hd a meet1n;.. Mr. an Mrs. Le!ter Oli.nier and BOb r.reer of New. Ha"llel'l, Mr. 1m.~ Mn. J11mes Harris, M;.son vialte1l lllf!C Lewis al St. Joesph, Sullda:..·. JaneL Zerkle or Harlford was Wednesday evr.nina 11uper IUP.>( of Ann Williams. Vu~ella R<r:;bll!''l, Pt. Pleasant ROute Is s1•~ndtng an l!'xt!Dded v~si t with Mr. and Mrs. Kmlson Robin!Jon nnJ famU}'} CLASS MElT Anr \\1Llli ams Sund11y I!Chool ela!'!l t.td at h ~r homt· Thurtdo~y ~vening. Thr en~ning was spetLI In naintiug 1·eligious jJicturPs alt er a lite hour delicious r?.freshment.• of hamberg, pop, potato chipa and atnlly was served to Reta and Adit Sm il h, Joe Roush and Jo,m Ollver. The hostea Ann WHiiarr.~. \trs. Chester Oliver :1n1l ctau~;h­ ter Shirlt·r . Jnri June Tucker V:tn Metf'r wr.rr sl.oppm,e :n Pomeroy Middleport and Pt. PleAsant last wcrk. V.r . anrl Mr s. Cawin OHver oi N~w Haven and Mr. and J<lrs. ('neen Cart wr jJ!ht ot M:ann vb.tted Mt. n.id Mrs. Chester Olivet tnd ~abtily recc:ttly. $100 Worth Of Mtrthonclltt FOR EXAMPLE: Olid For $299.50 and get FREE OR l S.e t of · gtt FREE $tOO Value SERTA BOXSI'RINGS MATTRESS ot $50.00 eat:h for GAS RANGE OR Buy o Two Piece Living Room Suite and get FREE $50.00 Bose Rocker, 2 Stwp Tables, I Coffee Table vah1ed at 40.00 and I Wrought Iron TV Choir valued at $10.00, a totol of $1 00 FREE Merchandlee. Beautiful Seleetf- of l,ll'ING ROOM SUITES l11 tnallll eolors RUTLAND ·FURNITURE Phone 2-4811 ltutlenll, Ohio �. ,... ' . • .......,W'>-iw<l . . - >1 ~. -- 4t.- II....... ' ·• • 1 ,_ -· · ~ • .. . Panthers Favored Over Athens; Jackets U:riderdogs !11¥'UIN DUO ••••• Can Knock Top Team Out Of Nelsonville Tie Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-lollddleport, 0 ., Feb. 7; 1057-S j OJdahotnaFmn Both clubs will be playing Oll their home floon. The Panther1 will be favarcd to knock doughty Athens out of a tie for first placr with ~ ebonville. The J1ckets are decided underdog! in a tuule •ith the strong Logan Chieftains, whc are ti~d with Well.ton for fourth place. It was on Jan . 11 the Panther• went to AthL·ns and surpri!ed the Bulldogs with a convinci ng 61-48 decision. That loss, plus onl!l to Nelsonville, are the only ones suf fered by Athens this season in league play. The Bulldogs need 1 t'lls one ba dly to stay in the rin'!' 1 with Nelsorwllle. The Hound• 'tav(l only Gollllpoll~ to polish oft at home anrl Loran away. s. BOYS!! I HOOT • Iii~::~ Pin ' iundty; 1'1~. 10 1 1 1'.111. '111 12YEARS .C1F AOE OR OLDER! ' Dirt WOULD YOU LIKE TO I liN A HOW ,z:'~i':~ ton Rockets Til•~ij' & fu.1t lou!. A. U~ln by Gu1rd Carmen Rl· trlth 14 aeeondt to a:o In the .eeond owrtime turned the trick for tbe Fl)'erl. A crowd of 8,880 .watched the l"Jyers battle .uphll1 from 1 nine- a:zzf By UnltH p,.., and one-half gomc11 &eparuta thu top and bottom tcsmt in the National Baske tball Our I Ul I11:11 I I ft ~ Of SIDELINE WE l .t.LIZE Spie 1ft •N Whltl ••lancing FWrohnutll" ~dln•.•mpaelnnt ' - C,"'-p'-•t ,..... ....rob Service HCfC k• tt'S . • ~PITY SERVICE IIIDI'I! .lo I :.,•o p.m. IN. 11 AJIJO.. tment W. Mabl! St. - - -- Pomero, 8 11 Western signs point Dlvblon to , · lh~~.~ ;,7.~:.·;,"~;11~ on In the clo• FI'nstArwald Goes ing mlnult"i In bent the St. Llluls .,, Ho~·b . JO:l-!00, and move to with· Iii a 8& me of second place and ( ,,~ ol""· The Laken, on Charlil' M1·rwcl's free throw with t:i suct•nds Idt to play , defeated th(' Philaduljibia Warriora, 101 -100. In the nl..:hrs ~arne the New York Knkkcthorkm beat the SyratUS(l Nations, 111)·100. N~T $107.456.'73 l.l'~"<J.N(";TO'l KY.. UP ·Sfnl• frPit .~m·u·~ ll ;111ln t in 11 1-1.,.r!rcl I• I··' vr S:.!l l7.4:ill )72 !"rom ilOflt~ rn("il· ·· (}f ·Ill b ·pl's in 1986. the Nation~~ ' o\~.~O<'iallun of State Jtadng Com 1 1 1 ""-;:;. :;:~-:;-i.-~"~'~'-'~-'~'-n;•_'~'-~·~'"~"~'"~"'~"'~'~~~o~rl~ny~.;;;;;;.. • t T · •.. ' ' m us . .. rtoM · ·1 .. ' uuo U $-RVICE BASKETBALL COLLEGE a, .... n 0 ucson pen ~· f!lff¥jJs •. < • ========::::::JI . · l~ J .......... .., ""'~ ~"EWV4mt iS to ·tlw ~ IOYS \YIUI DEUVU Tlr"' • road like a stripe qf paint I Daily Sentinel Oenlal ~~ "Wtisld 11lle to have one more crack ·at tbe maJan .before he lays up his ~ liicl bit. ]i:ve~ one of his U.ouaands any price beft aan>."J- , Mel's are !0 No Ma IILl• "" 6.PORATION, -val Navy 531.Jn State 48 Stetson 98 b>l 9 2 NIIIY fORK UP ·Dooton n Morel>ead (. li& LQqlnllle 7' ptes4M liopo! ll)d~y that a new AliDWISt Dehratl<ril trealrftiJflt will a\'ald W'ii'fl. U. M4.12 Portltnd o5 I th~ neceHity of an eye o~NtttOll Marquette ft E!llnii!UI 80 fur rrtired fettherw~.:ighl boxlnH , Dayton 68 Miami 0 . 67 <"hamplnn Sand)' SadaJer. Dust •• No Ashes WITH A car has to have a special kind of build lind balanc:e lo keep curves under cohtroL Arid Jklbody outdof9 Chevrolet in that department! It "colilers" with ·an tlie solid assur· ance of all honest·ta;aoo<tness sports car. ~ doesn't throw Its weight around on turns .b.cauS. it c.iries Its~ In the rlaltt plaoes. \ . And if the road should turn upwan!, Chevy c:au take care at that lllcely, too-With up to 245 h.p. • tomtuln in ilild lake a turn at t be wheel ·of a new Che'/rolet- --· ' ·, . ;J, CleaJM~ ... Jiortl .(lol,ftaltliit BATHROOM 'tlaaat teal 5' Coot Iron Tub ·<:omm..te &. Lovllory Try Our Dependdble, Automotic .·Fill Service •• .., . FULL Size .........,..k GAS IU.NGE 'c1:: · .' - ' ···-----------· ... -·········-··· -- .··---------"""""""'":""" . ---···-------·~-···-------------·-··-···------·--·-····--··-·····-········ ·---····--·---------------- $109.9S 7·1'1ete Chrome di•pliJy tJ.is /anwus traJemarl: j Kal lllndy, Man- ' PO'MI-:ROY MOTOR CO. 300 w. SecODd st. - Phonoo az, Pomero1 ...... _ . . _ , . ...... .... .. ,..~ ... of ~:, ..... · ' · . .. ' . · .I POIIIBOY, lkEAKFAST SET RIZER OIL CO. ·~ worthy purpose on Si11na~ ture• only, .l\l,lo Or furnitUre. &..,., Jloo.-ln. t-1: !ot. ....,,_.,._ - Reg. 139.15, InslaUed For TODAY! ~ an<~ SIMONS MARK~T OPEN . EVENINGS W. MAin Sl. are11. -·--- 1•• WEEK ONLYt CliFTON WORTH OF ANY MERCHANDISE The Good Will Class met at the :hureh basement ou Wednrsrtay evenlna: for tlle January meetina rhe r:te<>~• 'lg w.:1 ,•o.~ll.:d l" order by ~he ~residr ~It twfl a shoe :·:·o.l!lr:l.m 1·.· ~- gi•,t•rs A~. Pl<~chon w.1 .. held with the same officu s being held r.1·.(·i.· for <~nvt;ll'r year. F:•l pre ..:.id!! -l Fri ·~·~ a l' enry vice·p:c .. M:rbel .Jonnso 1, ·~ '"·· .Launa Ho-! lnnd ;• .,s, trt ·• 1·c; Law· •:c! L•· ··l~ ;,nd con;mir.h~e on .•:1.!11 flowers for the sick Wilma Blake 11nd Betty Call. It was decided in tl1c meeting to have a ""iJ>ap:-~lti C •t ' er and bazor in F~brl~y . Pot lrtck supper was s~rved to the Jf,~liJWing members : Clara Wlll.pms. Floren ~a .Young, Bclv:I Rom h, Winona Hollman, Mar~· Pi«•kens, Leanna Wright Kearns, Betty Call, Laura HulJ.nd, Henlen Williams, Lawrene Lewis, l .ucille Harrison, Irene Justil, Mildrl'~ Riley Isabell Brown, June Burns, Helen H11tker, Kay Riley, Mabel Whatever fate Clark'a baseball J(!Jmson and Frieda He111'7. Ntuie baa tor hint 'tbe folkj back Mrs. Frieda nen. o ~· and ·Mn ~Ome, In Mason CGunty and Mei.jl~ June Burna and da ughter Cheryl County (Wbk.b has C!eme to claim ..,ent lo Gallipoli! vit Tuesday bb ~~ O.nt ·· of tbelr own in many afternoon. WlYI) W1Jl alWays m1rt him as an Mr. a••d Mrs. Bill Brown and C.~tallllilina J'epreaentatlfe of this son11 Kent and Kevin and Mr. and area. Cltin U'viiiJ, a family man, a Mn. F~rris JOJstis of Mason W<~~ hard wotket, and a great sports- callin,tt: on Mr. and Mrs. Ned Heury man, Mel Clrk hu never stained Thursday evening. atlll ll'O'tfing reputation for mtqrUy, ln ·Jpeorta or buslnesL Tht da'!s met at the home of Frieda Henry on MonOuy evening and quilted and cut rags. Those pre§er1t were Clara \ol· llllams, LU· ciHl' H~tr.-i'I(ID, I twren•.! Lewis, Mabel Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Fer· ris Justis. Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8ldke, Mr. and Mrs. George Burt!3. Dnd girls' anO :MT. and Mrs. NeJ Henry. Attendance at CliftGn M. E. Sun day Scbool Sunda)r wos 99 collection $10.46. """· Arlhill' F'[ck. Pomeroy, H o.,;,~, and Mrs. Glen Wallace Cabel Wiscom>ln visited Mr. 1M Mn. · Nid Henry Suni!sy t'venmg and attended churt"h services with Mrs. Htmry. :r.u. Frcrl Lewis, ('hartrl~tte and Laurene mn~ored to St. Jo~L·ph 11olipilal P ~t rkcrs burg Wednerday t 8 ae;Mmpany Isaac J.ewls home *"hci l1a! been a patient there for * Complete * * . CAll 64 . 1 n4" Scnaton also named Mark Christmc<n ana Floyd BakPr . for· rn.N W2shing1011 I :Jf t e lt! Pr~ ·, o ~("l · lll <he ~i!S~ouri and Ohio-lndi· rWi aroupd in souped-up can mg almost every, major Amer:lc'n CIJ;slnjji ;till" ltlrold Wo~t. 2", and European make, ~- ~re sc~­ said. · ' uled to compete today m "flymg mile" runs in the NASf.'AR "speed . •'fher .- .ere 1Ue nelghborhooJ week" competition o•L Daytona '• dubs ail.d even 1 kid lookiila: for ha"d·packed ""'lands. trolitile eoul.... 't do more fbih. g>;>l intO i ihoit l'~et fiJht,"' WorSt said "How<, the only tfirtt! Ybh of Spec:lols . A loan plan to Ill your needs ·~ .. a pa)'llleftt :tdan to fit your t budget. CaSh· for every I' =..:..:==-=~==c=E=-- · I I to $1 tlP.rTI I, f ormer Cincinnati R f'dlt> i~ ~ !)itcher, ilU heen :;1gnrd il~ a ~out by th1• Waihinghn Senaturs forthP North and South Carolina are.1. Yes--FOR ONE WEEK We are Offering ' ·- .-- --. WITH THE PURCIIASE OF. ANY 2 PIECE ~ --- - ' LIVING ROOM SUITE !tf• beautifully bal*nced bnd on 11mooth, sure ttnd solid in action. . I EGGS-3 BTl! A on taking cutves and holding the road to juot abOut any ear going. ea~.~ a1 UP WASHING TO :-I Mixed Sins- Country Run "They kepJ. teen-aacd bot* off OVER lQO TO RA thf' Jtreeta ~ p.ve them fomeDAYTONA BEACH, Fla. UP ~i mofl wottlrirblle to do tb~n , ~ore than 100 spor~. s cJs, lndlu!· be puUing tot hitil to mate It In · rdinDJ 11 Wh~n a the AMerieiti Uia&ue. A 16t of U1 pOrttaya n.artotlct wPI be mitlhg. that il'lp down to Chlrlelton on warm summer even· lna:s to watch him perfot'll\ If he doean't get IU• chance U!l the bl.g time this year. It may not be so eaq tbis y~ar . With tbe 'nger1 puttinJ PtU accent on youth IJJnce 19&3. The parent Tigers, whe own -Mel's 6otitt~, · CRI;tAGO uP vJetorious average 2fU, yeat• of aae, ~nd Mtl is sllght}y " l)fy~ifd that r,onderful but thotouJhly dissatisfied Joey stage of llfe. M~l eXP« I to lljn GiardeUo today rated Rory CaJ.. hi! 19M contiad. soon. houn a!l the next target on his We'll always remember an ob- p_ath t.owattl the middleweia:ht Uservatton of Don (Pizzle) W.olfe'll l!e. when Mel first got into Double A tlfainst CllhOun ~0 In tbe Eastern League.. Sild one," Giardello ,apUt dec~ t>on: ~ bit 300 In anjo!'•!l~ii:' "Mel Will 9-2 underdoa Thia prediction did.n 't q1.1ite at the Chlcaao come qff over the long haul for night. ·Mel'! year with tbc Phillles foUnd h4Jt with a Beason aver&IJI t 0 eon..,lb 1 I t f I f '"' u e a · o o va uable Of. ...,. ami playing in mo8t of the _... 'E•en thOugh Don missed bateibllf tO a ' big ieague team. The '51 Chevy can give lessons Few of ~~~~~~~~~~~:!~~~n•R I .GAS and OIL .AUTO REPAIR t MECHANIC WORK ·~DY &lid PAINTING eELECTRIC IJid ACJ:'l'YLI:NB WELDING e FOOD STUFFS Tlim watt lrain In Lakeland, Fla., and report! be hu reee!ved rea·s onable entf'll'IBIII!e~i by Tipr bi,wiP to bl.l JiOpei tlil( he ffiay paLtrol a major lotue outtleld tgaln, itferKtt in tbls ti'l-etnint)l are• !Mil ---PgDl;.tP:.1JII· BUSINESS OUI SPECIALITIES ld a HWSPQer ,_.. ahrap . w;lft , . . _____...... ,..hlilaiKJoeo ~Mike MuUen FOR (Ia Old Lellon Senlre Slallon Bid& ) ... Ei;~lt:J~~::;.;o.~ ...~= Jill . . uu.«NINGt. . • W. llala It ' MIN ta.a . i llllrDoaI rttl hlo.... A•• heysllellter Mwspi,.r 1'11111 ullllso an leaders ia schHII! Forte's brl1llanf showing wam't enough to save hl& team frqm an ups~t, for Yale notched a 103·8'7 decision to take undisputed posse!slon of second place in the lv-i!' League. BUt it did give the Uttle Lion an average Of 30.2 points · pet game, pa~;stnr the 29.8 rfta~be1d " by, Chsmbertaln - wllo h~a · been No. 1 in tbe national seorma pa· rade almost l!llnec the"'tart of the season , Two Oth•r UpMtt Forte 110tched only nine points in the first half Wednesday night, tht>n got 26 in the second half. But Llllrry Downs' 31 points led Yale to victory. Forte's teat took the natio nal spotlight deSpite two other major upsets, both. fcaturlng that ol' devil zone defenst~ Louisville, tbe riation's No. 8 team Jlld hiJbest-ranked independent squall, was haruk1l Its accond straight upset, 85·74 , by Morehead State of Kentuck y and Cnnisiu11, ranked No. 11 natlonaUy, fell short. In a late rally and O .; ' lilt Bel& CoJ1eetleD. ... Dell!eiJ 1en1ot ,........ .....-~oou:'r. ' .' ..u.ert~Jera Mldd,Jeporl · .BOLIN'S MOBIL SERVICE STAT ION ..................,..... -~...,. a.l _..... Mtl+te malil1~1111.... driii6J .... ft-U ... .,._ 10• do By Appointmlilit · ' ~ ~ - ··•t~•·lr ~~ wHalid oeeun ,._. 'Pfllau. wJM ?!_~ K&M SOHIO TUCSON, Ariz., U,P - 1. Aspirin• newcomers to the professional u~ Prell ~olf tour bearn the acramble to IAIT d In ay for top money thf tumu). A.mhent M ·Ha!'Vard 151S touw Tucson Open. Temp]~ 81 VUiaoova 72 Bill Casper Jr., who won the Bostun U. 1JS TUrtl!l 60 Phoen!~ Open last wett; Dow 4uabtk!o 85 Duquesne 72 Flnlterwlld. Ath~nl, 0 ., pro gq_lf'll COlJat. 75 Cornell 63 · setond lead ~ng nitmey \tlnner last Yale 101 COIUiftbta 8'1' year; and burley MUi:c Souchak, Princeton. 89 RutJeU 63 CrGaslna:ers, N. Y.! wee amont ! Penn 67 Brown M thole Uattld most llaet:y to ~uteetd Army 90 Albr11ht '74 here. lOUTH Annou ()PEN . i;l ' eMARBLIZE e VITRI GLAZE · eSPRAY GLAZE knock·1lown drag-out fight rljht Rutlaml's Hl'd Dt'Vih w1ll p1:~y down to lh(• wire. f'orollon lli~h S("hou\ ton i ·~hl 'rhl' rirsl-iJ ince Fort Wayne Pll· (Th unday) here on the Rull and tons :lroppfd a 108-93 decision to hU'llC n oor in a game pr&vlou~ly the Uus\on Ccltics, the Eastern post Jl!•hed from January 18 b(lDlvl<i"'' lee•lo " , Wedneoday night. eause of ball weather. The Sl'ron(J place St. Louis Hawks The Rect Devils's ha.ve Ea!>te~n nl!lo lost, b ut lhe lhird·ploce Ro- tu play Yet on Feb. 12, away, th<'n c::he~ter Hnv:ll~ and fourth-place .J<trksunvllle-Trimble on Feb. 15. Mtnnf'~poli~ l.uken won to tighten al~o aWay. lwo or Muffltfl A toil pip11 .& "U. . GIGII Wlftd1hNidt • a ~ Assorialion'~; "'" "'"' .. ·&IMO~Ji: Coalton Comes To Rutland Tonight For Cage Game thl"~>e . Tli.ti BUellall tei!ll. 'r6~ ·P.llOTICT YOUR CAR - 1f the Patdhm can m.ate th4itt flat break dick and if they cOil· tlnue their rebounding aa: thet did ln the Wellston game In tht Htond h&lf, Athens Is in fot "belill point deficit In the first half. The end of regulation time '"' Ji:nocked out of the fint plal!t fli. Coach. Nolan Swaeldtamftifi''i the score t• c!l BL 56-all . Dayton, which won it• 12th victory in 18 well-trodded-over Yellow Jae1iefa start!, went In rronl In the ftnt face an uphill battle against Loovertime , but a long set shot Jn gan, now 6-6 compared to Middlethe last second hy Miami's Eddie port'• 2-10. On Jan. 11 the JIICltets Wingard stnl the gilme into the f0111t to Logan 69-M on the Loa:an floor. second overlime. It familiar ba1keb and floor are At Granville, Denillon opened up worth l~ polnt1, and the Ja('ketl! a 19 ?Oint !Pad In the finJt seven get as hot as they did against minutes after holding a mere 38-34 Jack'lon in the Becond half last halftime margin. week, Lagan can be in for a bad night. The score was tied nine tlmea In the fin;t half, although the BI.J Against G.1Jiipoli11 Tuesday nigh1 Red led by six poinl!> Dl one time. the Jal"'hts surfcred a let detwn, playing without heart, and mi!lt1n1 theJr shot! right and leh. LoglAn ls the first of two tourhles the Jackets face. l...a!>t game on tll e schedule is against Pomeroy at 1\flddl{•port f'r.bruary Hi. Only '. 'f our,,.<:;lisir6orti1 Ill WAX ltaEtJAti ' IJJ~ob~n~S~is~so~n~, rolmer, Bob ~~~~~~~ll·~~_!!~~ Wellston will be g-iven 62-81 tht Tueo!day HI• to n,J.Jht, du-plieJM their earlier tlctory. Pro Loop Tight As 31f2 Gamrs Separate Crowd '"":' debAcle lll'afnst the ?8:11· THIS IS Coaeh Dick Retton'tl bo)'l, from a heutenin• vietoioy oyiJ bad a big job ly United tfrMs Roufi. with • Learn~ng PAU1 BEACH. Fl.1. UP · lu.:~t ·¥ben folks alt1!1g lh~ winter golt tircuit wtore bcginr.ing to talk about young Ann QLn -1 of Maruville, Waah., 11iona: c~trne 13-year c:.ld Silaron Fb.doos , an eitht· rrl<i~ ltudent from Dubuque, towa , to <~ttal tht thtl'ld..-r. • Little MW F"ladMs, a sem i· finaUH i11 !a:.t ynr's National lunior ~bl'll"" pJon~hip~ slartl{•d the ,, -...,...,..-~..c.·'":',. . Uaid golf fana In t hit. winter re· CHrcAOO \It 1 ~wort 01el"till'h· ~ort town Wed ncjl{jay \\'hen she Wett COlUIDbla'l' :Mel Clark nGW . lotted , p&bdO~ whld ne~; aol¥c- ebalked up au 8J in the opening of the Cblrleltml senatm wtll juveniJe -dmJRjd~tiCf, ·tfli *orld 1 ound of the 39lt, annual Plllm leave Fe~al')' lGth to JO to the three cushion biUiarl) (haiDpion Beach Vt omen'& Ar>!at~~ur ]j!Ol£ tJrlt tfalillftl etfn) of Ut• .l>etttJit nilj tbdly. tourna10ent. FRANKFURT, Germany UP · A !op Rulliln atbletle expert ha ~ critleiz.ed ibe BovieU' 1howih1 In track and field It tbe Me!bourn£> Olyn:tpica a'l diaippointlttt and put !hP rhict blame co ovet:tralning. "The Olymple O,IQi did rot bring JJS what we .u .. expttted," kussfa.'S AleJCiudrlt lklov wrote in the latest edfUOil fJ1 the Welt Oetm 11 a offlfl•l ithteuc putHtotJr.n ''Leltltathletilr." w Newspaper Athens must conquer Pomeroy then play Wellston l)n their hoTT'e noor Feb. 15. Ath. ens hu not :osl a game since tM · Baseball, Golf, Billiards fhe COMBINE Frida~· nigh~ D1yton ~queezed paat Miami, 8&6'7, in a double overtime thriller ..., DtDMa took over lint pliN In the Oblo Conference to marlr: tbe h11b sPot. In .oll:to eolleae b..ketbaU Wedneill•r hl.bt. A fOmblnation Of DenJf6ft'112-'72 vldory over Kenyoh tnd .Al:ron's &2-48 )Oq to Wlttenbur-' put the Bli Red Into the Ohio Conterenee SIMON'S SPECIAL --- Pullllt InfiNd I I ~- ALL .SHOTGUN I Dayton Squeezed Past Miami In Double Overtime; Denison Wins Sunday ldUtol Atttrtdlfttl f!'b . wa1 82. CoUec-tion tll 'II Rob' t·rt .'llurr•r Supt. fLew. Eldo'l e: vemng. lilake pastor. )~ r•. Ph;,·t.iu Fonna wm )lr. an!! Mrs. auuell Van Metn iflg lOOn to ller huS'band I J. f f>orllamd IPthl Sa1 :1rd1y tvl'n •tatlo•t~ 'n Ankor~~~a~ Alt•lb In !!: with Mr. itl~ )frs"/Rubc-rt Van I "l'. etc-r .lRd famliy. ramt>l<~. MurnJ h.N lhe ~lr . aud V.:n Paul Mr. ilml \lr11. Robert 'Wil"bh ln-1 f HJl:l ) of G u ys"'i\1~ . Q. spent !Uh· hrrc hat~ moved, to",'.," nnliinlt:i 01 ~rrr~l in tbl• 1h~· w.: h .\l' r .and ~t; ·:. Alvo~ Hoi 11-Je Oil . 'I TI _[," r . A~Vl'! Ji.eed ~ ~ a surgical palh•i.t Mr. •md Mn. CWnton Hol~btllt in ~~ Jo..eph lioiJpital in l'ttrkL~Il ~JJJtnl lo'riday n.nint l,u rli'. ~n Jtr~tf!ef C.tttr and dauNal Rrv . and Mrs. Eldo1o Blake and ul LmtJ ftottOm. \ Fannie Johnson attenr!ed lhl' fun· Mo.... I Jrd •Midtllt!leirl, 0., lleb. 1, 1957 DoWnrlterTo EDEN 1 ._birit iiHIIIH!f, Pomeroy Pomeroy·~ Purple Panthers have a Job they will re'tish with great (lee--if they tan puiJ it off........and the Middleport Yellow Jackets get their ned to the last chance to pu11 them:telves out of the StOAL basement ln buketball g<~mel!l Fri. dty hlght. I f:::r) - . .. / ' .·. oJtto .. IAJelally &waed lllld &pera&ed 700 IIIII Mila Ill. Pomero:r Reg. $11.85 $79,95 5 Pleceo ... , .. , ... $(9.95 McMaster lllrdwotllllllll Fumituro Mlddlttoort the past week. Rev. Richard Wright and T. 0 . Young and Ed N11trou mmored to Ruh.tinglon Wednesda ; et•ening to llti~hd a meet1n;.. Mr. an Mrs. Le!ter Oli.nier and BOb r.reer of New. Ha"llel'l, Mr. 1m.~ Mn. J11mes Harris, M;.son vialte1l lllf!C Lewis al St. Joesph, Sullda:..·. JaneL Zerkle or Harlford was Wednesday evr.nina 11uper IUP.>( of Ann Williams. Vu~ella R<r:;bll!''l, Pt. Pleasant ROute Is s1•~ndtng an l!'xt!Dded v~si t with Mr. and Mrs. Kmlson Robin!Jon nnJ famU}'} CLASS MElT Anr \\1Llli ams Sund11y I!Chool ela!'!l t.td at h ~r homt· Thurtdo~y ~vening. Thr en~ning was spetLI In naintiug 1·eligious jJicturPs alt er a lite hour delicious r?.freshment.• of hamberg, pop, potato chipa and atnlly was served to Reta and Adit Sm il h, Joe Roush and Jo,m Ollver. The hostea Ann WHiiarr.~. \trs. Chester Oliver :1n1l ctau~;h­ ter Shirlt·r . Jnri June Tucker V:tn Metf'r wr.rr sl.oppm,e :n Pomeroy Middleport and Pt. PleAsant last wcrk. V.r . anrl Mr s. Cawin OHver oi N~w Haven and Mr. and J<lrs. ('neen Cart wr jJ!ht ot M:ann vb.tted Mt. n.id Mrs. Chester Olivet tnd ~abtily recc:ttly. $100 Worth Of Mtrthonclltt FOR EXAMPLE: Olid For $299.50 and get FREE OR l S.e t of · gtt FREE $tOO Value SERTA BOXSI'RINGS MATTRESS ot $50.00 eat:h for GAS RANGE OR Buy o Two Piece Living Room Suite and get FREE $50.00 Bose Rocker, 2 Stwp Tables, I Coffee Table vah1ed at 40.00 and I Wrought Iron TV Choir valued at $10.00, a totol of $1 00 FREE Merchandlee. Beautiful Seleetf- of l,ll'ING ROOM SUITES l11 tnallll eolors RUTLAND ·FURNITURE Phone 2-4811 ltutlenll, Ohio �e.-o,uy SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 7, 195 7 FOR ~NSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES ' insertaon MmJmum charge ~Oc ......4 r 1 11 1' 2 cent. per word, one per wurd for three consecutive msertions Special -One montb for 25 eenls per word Full nte of 2 centt per word will be charged {or advcrti Sin-! 1f DOt ~aid for before the 25th of each month followlll g tnscruon ErTors m Adverlwng-S.hould be r~port~d unmt'dtaLely Th .. Daily Sentinel will not be responstble for more than one Hreu r· red in.sertion. Card of Thanks and Special Notices or Events pnnted at n ';{ll lar elasalfied ntea. Obltuariea published at 1 cent pr:r word ~uv. Legal Notice 1 S:ald persons and all other• 1 mg ;m Jnterl'st m s.atd property NOTICI 1 a re requued to ap~ar 1md file Ger al d WhJtlock at !lt re~~ u n h d C oowo The " nkn<Jwn h t'IT"~ uf Fl l l:'lr ans wers m sa1 ourt on or k bd ort Marth 2(} , 19~7 1 I W<J OJ Tu rk \ (h'C •'d'• rl I )If' un I HO\\ um BOl-rS kn o .,., n J,r rr .,f lr , ~·. 111 • 1"( k '',, 1 1 U·uted Stat es M~rshall l'l',.,td rt., unkrr' .111 h11r~ ~l outl 1 T~rl'\ d,( ,.,,, r !'he Ull ii) 31(2 J 1 .1 '11 , 21 28 (Jr 7 6lc I c known ht'lr~ t.f J u ill' \ 1 'I ur if' l, ~ !)o knull n .... 1 \ I r urlrv dt· rea~t·d \\Ill bkr ri•Jii! r· t hat the j l lnr •t·rl s·~t ··· rd \ 1111111 , h <~~ ftlt·d rts cou•pla 1111 111 t'" 1 nr tt·d !:'tal l' S Dt strr ~ ~,_ 1 , rrt -;, rl'Ji•ln 1, 1stnr t uf Uh lu ii i 1 r,lrnrr'nr· ht ug 1·1\·r l 1 "r. ctJ on 4114 ~ 1 11111 . 1 :-,- 1 11 .~ of A 1 men u 1 ~~ ·F. ; 1 , 11 • T ~rrle• a nd ulht · l~ . ~l' ekrn 6 fur< 1 1 u~u · 1 t1f lh JUdg rrrent lren rt po r1 tJ 11 . lul lu"r n& de sur bed pro,>ert~ 1 B J d 1 2 LOTS tn SYRACUSt. rourrdatron emg !In tr'l l\ tdu 1 ~'<" thrr s 111 for hOUii~. blu~:"rlllb w<rter crt} terest Lue~ rn 111lr ' fullo\\Jnl.( r~:o.~l prop ,.. 111 tlu · Tu~ n~hrp or taps Blil Coz;.rt, Racrrll.' Salem ('UL.I'rty of M ~ lgs State of _ _________2_ 1 3\p Ohw ~~·( !ro•· r\ u 2~. 1 ov.u :-.lo R F Han ge !\:o 15 nhw Company s 4 I Or RPnf t I PurchliH' J· r;o~Liron s Nus 34 anrl 3 furnished Romts and BATH las at 109 Unwn A\c Pomeroy Phone 494 ·Y Pen') L Peoples FrBegJnn r~1 g ~n the ~o tllh ~ 1 11J ~ 2 1 tf I actt vn ::!~ 30 c aul~:o an - - -lmk.s F.asl 0 ~ thP SouthweSt 5 ROOM HOUS~ wr1t lr lr.rtlr , ven nerd th,•r <"k1 ht 1', " Nl a~t ,l8 ch.ur 15 etlan blinds L.!J S turrra U.! and an 64 1HI s to Ir e urt Jwt· ~t t<lr· garage tn Mrdd lt polt Phone ner of ':'h.t 1 ~ ~~r.wwrr and 1\<.~ S 839-M or 907· X 2 7 tc ~OliN FUIU'JYt F. S l<~n d tht•Jwe THREE B00:\1 . art 1 outh 32 t·h,lln~ '1!1 rl 75 11.11 k:s tn TWO .od ap · 1 tht• lrne bt·tvet•n Fr<~dron .J4 and ments, c lt:se In towrr 127 Butter· l 35 lh""'" <""SI 10 e·h•t"" a"d 86 ' . . ., . _ ,.._ _ """' " 2 5 lZtc nut Ave ~--~ ------ 1 IWmk.s th~nc(' Sou,th 80 degrees I ··~or relil - t<.lt•Cln.. wallpap 1 1 est 10 lh ~ land ormcrl~ ow ned Mtd by SILA S SIHON~ theme North steamer Clinton fi~be r '1 1·1·11 r7 degrc~~ 38 ;ur.nute~ ~est a· dleport Pb 6265 X -- - - ongh the Jn<'s 0 SILAS S rRONG ~CD Ledden. lo t c lrne het~ren l-'ractwn No Sealfold Boards , Dnp Clotb.L 37 and No 38; thence Easl along Clintoo Fisher, Klddlepoft:. sard lme to the place or begin· Pbc.nr ~X. 11·1-tf mng, rtmtarr mg 74 acres more or --less. Hemg the ~ame real estate ONE 4 R 8 room~o~~p~~~~~~:~r~:: conveyed b/ l'EEZHA TUH.NEii. M out. A N ET AL, to C.'\RL_ H. ~I~N~FIEIJ) inside a ~enlg~f and CLARA SHF. Nf'.F IELD br Pomeroy deed dilh'd Novl'tlllu r 9 1943 and --3 Rooms d ownsta1rs i\PAHTMENT rccordrd NnvPmber 23 1943 rn I Phone Mrddleport the rerord~ or the DrL•rls of Metg~ foe 2 6 3tc County, (~lHJ, ~~ 0~~-~t· 151 • Page 6087Y ';=============-;-;:;;:;:;;::-;;;.;:::;;::;:-;;:::"::!1 · ( 1) Not iceS 1 IT'S EASY TO BUY _ SELL_ RENT _ find employment_ hlre _ or find a lost item through 'Th D .1 S tin 1 WANT e at Y en e ADS. Don't put it olf ·Call 398 Today- An Ad ln this column I ° GETS RESULTS Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, balaru:lng and brake &ervlce. Hackett's Safety Service, Weat :Main Str~t, Pomeroy, Ohio . .... -- - 4-<ltl - Announcement! We Are Pleased TO ANNOUNCE TilE ''" COMPANY Phone 94 Pomeroy, 0. AS TilE I'OR McCULLOCH CIIAIN SAWS Headquarters For e Soles eParts eservlee - --- 1956 I'ONTI.4.C VB Star < hi('f Sc· d;ul Le~~ than sumo l'aMy mtles. $249~ 00. Blaettnar s, l'unlt.'ruy. 2 7 6lt ---· 8 I!J~6 BLllCK VH Special 4 dr HIV · !('fa Scdun " Hard Top'', Oil(' loca l owner $2695.{)0. Dlac1t · ncr·~. !'omcroy 2 7 6lc 8 1956 PONTIAC VB 2 dr . Sf' dan Les11 than 12.000 mllcm h~ cue· ful lora! owner $219~ 00 Ulactl· oar's, Ponwroy. 2 7 Ute 8 19~5 BUil'K Special 2 dr. I!Jv!efll Cpe. Dynullow drive, " llud Top" one carc£nl owner $2195 Dlal•lln<~r's l'om('fOy 2 7 Ott• 8 19:i5 PLYMOUTH VB Sav~v 4 dr Srdan Onf! local owner lh packed to the bnm with vim 1 $149~ 00 Blaettnar'a, Pom eroy 2 7 6tc BUICf\ Special 2 dr Sedan Low mtle:~ee. one local ownt•r $1895 00. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 2 7 6tc 1953 JE-EP w"'lt"'h-: 4- w:-h-, .-:-, dnH' . real Gotld condition, price $69~ 317 }f.atn St., Point Plco11nnt, W Va, before " oo p. m. 2 7 :ltp (8b) Auto Service~ B H. I<AWLI."'GS SONS CO. - 2< hour Wrtrker Service. Day Phone 8039-X. fl227 Night Phone DODGE • PLYMOUTII DEALERS. 3 6 ll (9) For Sale ruEI~GI.Ass AWNINGS ~~d ~onr canopiea, venetian bHnd~ ull color1 anrt 11lzes. Mlumlnum lad den. all k!nd". nursery Htodi all kinds. window bllnd11 rm 1 1hades all colon and rdzc~. ~·rf'(' inRlalhttinn, frf'e CMiimatf's ll<~lc Wippel Supply. 21~ Union Avc J•o~oeroy . 2 1 l moe 1000 'rb IIORSE }' OH SALF. l'cctl Kann.rn, Pomero,., RD 2 2 5 3\p MAYTAG WASUEit In cxc('Jient condition. Phone Pomeroy 90~·4 2 tJ 3tc - - - , . - - - , .--::--c----c EliLlt Railroad WATCU, ~~obc 16 2J jewel, 2 yeara old, r-rlcc $40 Call 9378 or eonllrct .at 23!\ l''ront &tree•. Mtddleport. 2 6 3h: THOR WRINGER TYPE WASHER, 8 )'eats old, ~00. Phone 0038J' a 73"' l l ! I of I I North 22 de5'l. East 27~ feet, thence Nor1h 40 de~t East 290 feet; thence 1 North 48 Deg. F..ast 187 feet; I thence North 61 Des East ~94 feet thence North 34lf..r: Deg Eaat 99 feet, thence North 17'h Deg Eut ------ (21) 198 le.t; tbeneo Noeth 14 neg. East 280 feet ,thenee North 38 IIOIJ SE and LOT Ill Bradbt1ry, Deg East 33 feet to the East line DE ALERS WANTED one mr!e flom ~trddlt•twrt Jo'r·of Sf'rtJOn No 7: thence South on Yv to handle 1he rrrw Al.t'\fA KRAf'l roonr~ arrd MJnfJUH::h , •'a" anrt Section !we 1680 feet to point of tnple LrH k lrrplc 1rl1 ANO • "'~ electrrrr1y $3511000 <'all Jo:loJsc bcgmmng, contatnmg 10 acres DJZtD alormmum n11n h malt on Cha"·man 452 or !41 -J more or less. storm w1rrrluw I' ur mort.' sales "' ofr1s l'IIUI<HI ALlJMA 2 5 31p PARCLL No.2: , and KllAI<'T OJo' 1\Y MF<;, IN C Aitl)()i1~ an•l n,"\'fH $ 4S004I1!.: The follow•ng Real Es1ate situ· j 130 17t h StJrl'l A~hhmd, Kcu · 1!6 Lthrr~l ~~, l'omt.·tov, r.dl atcd In the County of Meigs, the I tucky I' hone t• .rst 4 :ww Slti·M 01 n.;!H 2 7 Jtl' 9tllte o( OhiO and m the TownRbip 2 7 31c __ of Rutland and bounded and des- - SIX f: r) C)\J I!OllsE 258 ~1atn st.. crihed <rs follows· In section No. l'AN YO\J l i S~. $:ti - $50 a week Mrd(P(•po•1 I~Xll'llt'nl etrnd 1t 1011 T.own No 6 an Range No tt or 1 rn add! I! (Ill lo \Uiil Jlll'~t·nt ca1 11 and l'IC~'!.I!I < .111 t>370 afh'r Lhf' Ohio Company 's Purchase : Be· I IJ\,I.(S 1 S•1ppl~ ('tlrr Humcrs m :'1 30 p 111 2 5 tile r:m nrng 103 rods North of the Ponll'roy wrlh 1111' large Haw· South West rorner of Seetron No lt>tgh Li n". Slr1rt r·ar · r1ing~ lm· l, thence l!:art 149 feet , thence mcrlJHj' lY • W11te Hawletgh's, I North 15 Deg. East 2172 feel to Ot'pt OIID A40 77H, Freeport llr!• Southeast corner of a ft acre Jllrrwis 2 7 ltp trart rurmerly sold to Wilbur STRUCTURAL I BEAMS --Recv<JI! thence North 8.1 Dcg WANTI~U Ln1 .Jl rchnhlc mar West \94 feet along the S.:.uth srde SCRAP IRON - M~T ALS fll'tl IIIII 1, JJ.:l' 23 to 33, for l~' or till' saul 3 acres; thence South liirl orca d roule, ~alary and bou· :18 D~'.L': Wclj.t 810 feet to the Wc11t I h1r apflltr · o~lwn see Mr. Yo· lnre or Section No. 1; thence South eurrr, IU 45 J rrrwln Height~ l•~t•h on Scrtron Hne 1860 feet to pomt 7 mrd 8 IJl'twrcn 6 :ro and 7 30 of bt·gr nning, containing 21 acres P m 2 ~ 31c mon• or less. Thu; land subject to an nil and B 1 J<;Inesc:; "lerv1ces Phone 510 Pom•roy J-:11~ lt•ase, a.lMl a rlg:bt of way for FUH SJo.li VHF or llEPAI!t ou ytJur f'Aress and lngreas to the land lyScwrng :\1,tchurc conlact Jerry ul~ ~outh or the above described Rau ghm dll S m~cr Scwln~.: Ma· trads, also. a right of way lor c hme l o , 25 North Co urt St , powN pole& for the' lransmlnron Athens, Ohm of elcctnctty over the' same. 2 7 3tc M\X WARD Exrcptmg approximately 314 QUICK S aC'rC's of l'01l in Pittsburgh No 8 patrmg vrm of eOHI which said 31f• acrea ;Hr. destnbcd m Vol. 108. page 2~3 uf lhc Ooed Records ot Mctgs County, Ohio A~YONF. D.ESilliNG HOME DE· Thf' aforesaid described parcels LIVEIIY of Broughton'11 Oa1ry hl'ln~ " surveyed description or Prnrluct~ In Pomeroy or Middle· Pom•roy, Ohio tlw rt',ll ('state de!lcribed In Vol. port, call ''Vall(•r Crooks, phmrtl I I !l pngt> 623 or the Deed Records, 6057 J Af' 1r all, ~he Best MC'tg~ rounty, Ohio. Docm'l (.'ost A Ccnl More.'' P1arr1t1£[ further alleges Ln his I 2~ lmor !ll'tttwn that James Br)·ant, Jr Is F'O itl<:MA~ ~ AlmOiT TV SEll· seizrd or the undivided ! / 24th VIn: ,\!1 makes Repaired by Ex INSURANCE AGENCY part of each of aald parcels of nat rs1ale, p1•rt 'f,·t•hniC'raiiS. Phone 6284 Y PIHinliH further allcRes that Mtddll'jlUI . 6· l !Hf - ---------- - 1 ACCIDENT ' 1 hf' MaynArd Coal Company, a RADIO & n : u:vtSJON SERVICK ( 01 poratton, may elaim an interJlh I Life. Ca•~o~alty...af'ld Bonds 1I 00 v nu., 2 . c e and App tan~~~ l'~t 111 13 acres of coal underlying . .,tOJ(', l\H W Mam St., Pomcro:- . l'and No 2, by virtue of a deed <) 231( rerotrlcd ln Vol. 113, Page 268, Uf'C'd Jteeords, Melga County, Ohio. SAV~: O!'i YOUR SHO~ reparr ul In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO J'urthcrmore that Ute d~[end· Haerne s:10r Shop 6136-M PHONES 6311 I anls, Bartlett Parker and the un· ll ·30·U ~~;;:;;:;;:~=;;:;:;;;:;;:;;:;;:~~knnwn hetrs. devisees legatees, - - - - -- -- _ d!~1rrbutccs. administrators, exeeuI ~I I nsuronce tn1 s rf an,., of Bartlett Parker, 8arrwt.SlmPIOn Jn~uranee AllneJ, CONCRETS BLOCKS lll'ceascd; Alice Ford, Mrs Wenllldt!levort. Fire- • Automobile<It'll l"'ulton: Sarah Holmbllll; Mrs. BbnN Phone 631J..X fJ.2J)..ti "BINid BtHer Far L•"" Bert Higley and Louise Exline ma.v rlaim an interest In the 13 arres nf roal underlying Paroel GRUESER BLOCK CO. No 2 bv vartue of the sa1d deed rec-or..tcd in Vol. 113, 'Paac 268 of 3 Milu North of Pom•roy . ' thr Deed Records ol Meigs County On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Or~ot•Mr, Ohio Rock Springs Plaurt1fr iurther alleges in lhc pcltllon that the Division of Aid for the Aged Department of Pub· ltc Welfare State of Ohio, has or C'lamrs lo have a lien on Hald real .(-17! He!p Wanted Mee t Qn TU8 5dOY 0OY prOQfQm 15 rht• M1daleport BuMw e:~ s ahd , Prufc• Ulonal Women's Cl ub will I hJJic th eir regular dinner mectl ng I T r. <'~ (tcry ll the First Pr••" ytoctn" u l 'h tl th .,.,hf' n- ano!cl fa l>!uonerl ! ~ ong fC'st e n~ Valentme party ~ :il b~ a p.:art of the prf'&t':lm Th :o- offrcer., Mrs Wesle)' F'r)' , Mrs Beulah White, Ptfrs Fred ll tbhli :md Mts!l Helen Waddell , arc m chilrgE' of the p,arty Mf'mbers are to brmg nlenlrncs 1 for dt,tnbuaon from a Valentme 1 Rox I I of sa1d lot hv Cowdery, rrom the 1public road to his lol Thts deed 111 for land said to J. w Johnson , by the he.Jrs of Thnmas Gu.m aa ' recorded in Deed Book 96, page1 10, ll, 12 a.nd Number 107, pa&e 42 of MeJgs Cot~nty, Ohio. !PARCEL NUMBEU, FOUR: SLt· uated in Ohve Township, Meags County, Oh1e, and bemg the so11th half of the northw£at quarter of Sectiop 11;- Town 4 and Range u, and bounded as follows, on the east by lands ol George S. Fields, and on the south by Janda of C. S. Carr, and on the west by lands of S. E. Patterson, and on the north by lands Of W .J. Warne[' aud Contalning 40 nl'~"e& more or Iesa. Sa1d premises appraised at $2,067.00 and eaa not be aold for less than two third& of the appra1sement. Rober' C. Hartenbach Sheriff O'Brien & O'Brien, Attys. (1) 10. 17. 24. 31 (2) 7, 5tc "I 1 ''\h~ Ar'- The Chrrrcb Servin& ' ofthe World Ser~J"e sponsored by tht• Women 's s oc r ~ ty of 'World Servrce Sur rdli) cvenln !! at thf Entcrprhe EUB Churrh 1 The servtce openeJ wtth lh' call Lo wor shrp by Mn. Sehm ~lt~zew1cr., preMdent or the Socrety, followed wtlh the tm·ocallon try 'drs James Wall Group slngln.'!: uf 'Oh Ma~;ter Let Me Walk w1th Thee" and stnpture reading oy MtSa Ell.ulbeth Davts preceded a mt'dttat 10 n on the theme by Mrs. Martha Husted, <rnd prayer !)y Mrs BlueWH'l L1don W-t~eks, super:ntendent t• 1 tht church school introduced Mike Simmons who spoke on the Amer· lCI\0 lndran and dlli!•IRyed many Inrhan relics The offertory prayer was g~ven by Mr. Weeks. The hymn "A Charge To Keep 1 Have " concluded tbe serv1ce wa•lhe t h• nt (' Day pro,.:ram -·. __ price.LOW! OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ., . . r OlD I FANCY .. OHIO GROWN Lowest of ell in celori11 bt octuol toot. ~OY .u. CROWN 00. ? You'll Find It Through The Daily Sentinel .. WANT ADS Thai Meets t:very l"amlly Req':lirenll'nt Prompt Efficiency In A Price Ronge Trevy-Finsterwold t'UNERAL 110m: 144 Butternut Pomeroy ' Call 398 , NOW! , _ . . . . . . __ _"!"" I ___ I METROPOLITAN I.._ AUTO SALES ' . Grhh~ 11 11tl l' I' shoppr ,•g rn t\ t 11 Adr;a ll '""" Ad \l r• \ I,, \J , l.t•a the P&rl!er ~brirg Wl'd lWMlay 'I t j I ALLEY teo _.ent ~ad about voo heard 1 He<; lo<St all hi s \1. 311et and th.? ISI'lt 1t 7 """"" ' Me}Qark DICK 'fRACY .--po.w: ·w. c - Stewing Chickens I I PLUMP AND TENDER PAN READY , ... ! I I I I I lb.3 l 7c I A&P SUPER-RIGHT . .. LEAN, TENDER I I CoHage . BuH Hams I I I Sliced ... Choice Cuts. Salmon Steak - - 49¢ lb. -- 110NELESS, SKINLESS R.OLLED ... . ! lb. I I - 65¢ lb. Swordfish Steak Cop'n Jo'hn~ ... Frelh•Frozen, Heal 'N t;ol Oyster Stew 10-0z. can 33¢ ' nanas ;-<, , lbs1 .rl. ' ···'! . ' . Florid• ... Fancy Long Gr..;. Sllee,ra ' Sweet and Juicy, Big 66 Sbe Cucumber$ • • 2 for 19¢ 'I A&P'o Regalo ... .-Jron Ripe . _ 1 Temple Oranges· 59¢ dz. large lubes Salad Tomatoes- 2'for 39¢ --,=By SHULTS er-=-=-J • ~Jk) "!?. ~~~.::::Y.;!=-~ ·- -I ~~l GEORGE WONDER Sliced ... Choice Cuts, ,. ' A&P'o Regolo . . : •·ancy; Wailieil Spinach or·Kalct 10-oz. pkg. • • · 1te. ~-;;;j ' we COULD TRY ALL THEY CAN DO IS SAY NO HERE I FIRM, GOLDEN, SOLID RIPE Florida ,...,_ ~ - - - - - N\NCY GOES FRESII·FROZEN ... PAN READY, SPECIAL! Halibut Steak - I I Steaks-of-the-Sea SUced ... Cboloe Cuts, j I --- ----- -------- .....-- ----- -------- I •HE <W-1~ ~A ~ FINe FARMS IN THIS CVUHT¥ANO HALF TH' etJSif'ESS 6Utl.O~ 1N T®N - Or I I V'ME'AM COU'SIN STEVE OWHS ~'ti TH' 6IG, FARM UHCLE AL l.IVES ON'? -:: lb. I Mrs. c.ant er o·Ies Jn H • ":. Daughtet''S IIUUle D-. ' :-:c oaSI FULLY DRESSED-WHOLE OR CUT -UP et~latc. In the prayer of said petlllon, plainttff pra}.·s that his interest in ~h id real estate may he set off to htm 111 se.,.eralty and ror purtllions or SM td rral estate. accordmg to lhf' n•spcctlvc rights of llhe persuns 1hcrcto, and In cue psrtlhon nr said aforesaid de,J;C.·ribcd r('a\ rstatc canno* be madr withnut manifest Injury to the voalue thcrcol. then that aald real c:stale may be adjudged to one or more of th(' parties to this suit upon ('\el'iion, as provided h,v law, and ' Ill cu~c rt-al eState Is not adjudged to onf' or more parties to this suit 11pon elecllon, 11 provtdcd by law, th<"rl Lhut said real e.ctalc may be sold, frrc and clear from any and sll rlaims, rlghtl And \nterr:'lls of eacb. ami all \be piU'tles to tW11 "l'r'"~ lu fr ~1d tkv.:rly Adkm•., Mro Mrs ' l hu m p ~o n , ~ li S Amy Holton t:IIII:J !'r} l: r~ Lcaura GibiJ J ;1J.n l( ,u, h .rn l .\II'~ rorrc ~ J I ..·- u We Serve In No•arby Nelghburhood• With I Mr O•.vrght Ble8slng 'IHrf' Haven Tuesady Mr . .or.nd )Irs were cal WI UJ ""'~' m Pom l l'i<·o' "l lr ---- ------- --- - -, -- -- - ----- --- -- I 20 Looking For Something buolnou '"""" Wt>dnl•sd<~y -· OVEN-READY -SMALL 5 TO 9-LB. SIZE res Rodney Downing Real Estate Broker I ho~ pn·aent >we~ Mrs Etlwl Hinhurn . Mr. t :rcell AdkJns \lr ' diJe Atk tm. Mr~ Alhe Hoffm M' Cll'ftOn•' A6P SUPER-RIGHT · .. BONELESS, M.ATUI\E •201 I .. - ------ j -- 1.! "' nn d I h<· L;ull(•, Aid of o~k t ,r .. ,. llr. and"" Powl Blmln , o[ I >.I " Chocch wet Tmd oy ""'· Pol.ht Pleaaant were Monday f' ~'t' I 'lfn F'anOI{' 8ouab of l rJ'I!•r 0 ntfll aupper wuNtl or Mr .and Mra ~ BJ,e11ing and Ella Mr and Mrll WaYnt ll~rt wt'r t• 1' ... • Special .. Week End Sale .... , All A&P "Super-Right" quality beef is selected from top grades of tender, corn-fed steers with all of the full., mature flavor of genuine steer beef . One grade ... , HIGH .... one ll..ti:J • :\lr und \l r• 'J ufl Bos;ton " I"',. ·lw ~ ec ken d wllh former~· hr I!J , • er lla ;ry ,., Ak'o" who ,, , ,, " M~ Le-whr Ble.runng 1'.'11 returm•tl l ~r and Mn HowaT,\ 'l'aylur of lo hts hor.e ruesday Jrom St Jo~ Pomt,. Pl('asanl ~u·re aftr r ul.><'n C'J.<h's Hoflpltal Parkerburg 1n \h(• ~\IPl't s :,und~\ n: :\fr ;,nd ~~ ~~ Fogleliong Ambulanee l'Cll Blesru g · . n 1 f.!l an 1 ~~ 1 Mr and Mrs. Elmf'r 1\ewberr~ 1 .. notf' "'av tor"' ~lid· ~ohf';t · ' were bu~lneu ~·rulor s tn flunttng Mr and !1.1 E G ton v.·~dne r1 v . t'S rnre nmm ar< 1 M c • s a,' chr ldll·u ~' blled relat•ves 111 1 ,. t l h.<Jlheryn Hle;rng was Hr lut1 Sund<ry f'VcnLng • New Ha.~n Wednt'sday 011 busln · Th /l(;Si. ~re wrll be preachmg ~>Ct\r• f , 1 at U•Jaru Hapt1• , Church Jo'r rr l. ~lr Tobey M}l'rs treervcd word m ; ht Frhru:t r~ 8•h Ins· cad ut S \ nf ,he dealh or his auu1 F.:ltu.bt"(<h urrl<~y nrght l!Lli..Ulll which OCl'Ured 111 lndoau<r Lf'wb Blt \lfirug hiHl a ~ h ) P<l·l.> lndrana Januarv 20th 'She ! l.Ut' · h Srmda,. Mt A/ole Hu ll ,,, wa~ II slrdcr-m-law of Mrs CiaTd .\lr and -~1rs Ross Wmehrem t r Bo!(L!~ who pasted awa,. ln 195j and ~Druu. mu-y CaJ.)chart , ~l r Hid .~1rs. lbera who passed aw.1y Manford l:lles'<ing and MrchaeJ 0 1 Jan.Jut y. 22ud. &he had man~ Pomt Pleaunt Mrs >lice 13 1 rr.k Crlt>:tcls ~~ ~his area haotn ;! Vlsltt•d er ~r.d t~v chthlren , ;\1rs Goltl lr here qu~te frequently . Hull! roe, ltt· ;-t nd Atr! : ' :rchm·k5 Mr. Mtch.tel Newberry S.p"nt n~mrnm and Rol.aert JQM d n Wednesday with his ~r.and-n:ttcnt. 1 , 1nrt•<; ('~l~ntaJl 'll ul , CL 1 .\lr G~.:or;!e Bak('ri! ·1:1at"'lltc" Mr. .\Dd Mrs. Denms Roa ~I: of Board • .. • · , ~O IHn·l;nv and thrctf'"t'ltl}ltrt·n of Pfill 1icallv all otbl!r cner~ 4NSWI1t CALL Mr. , Melvm ~onec~tter vL~tLrd Mtddlepo rt sp~n t 8\Md~ a ftt>l" sales classifications al.so pun:half'J Pomeroy emer&elle!y sqqadm,en reli:en.tl~ aith b1~ famtly . noon with Dr and . • · ~ 0 \' record amounts of power. Total answered a ran to the Geo'i'Be ~I· ~Jr. Cecil Blesmg calleu on Mr. Smtlb, other ~uests .wue ,Mr. 'iulr1 company-wide power sales reacheS scm b!:'me 0, ltleM. ar9 v11 Road, Le "IS Blessing Wedne~;l t)' wl'lo Mrs Ross Wrnebrenfn& 111£;1 u~Jll· the all-time high of 7·billion, 676- .RuUantl RD at lO:liJ a. m. today ceJVed a b~oken ba k .n .. u na •. •;.. mllhon ktlowafthoun. a~ h:td not returned by 12:30 uto,~Ob1le ICCLdent in 111 lOIS Mrs Edna Rollms _Jiad Rt>l Meanwhile, the Ja1·gest revem.. e o clock. n~.atives J:rc.etved WQrd of th e Cul.Jmr.n e.t.icd on Mr. ll'id M· 3 deduction last year was In tDf birth of ~ baby dauGhter to i\lr · :uy Blf'~rnng and Miss NJna How categ£~ry of payroll, penslOns, in· and Mrs. Archie C_hapman trr At· ell who- !!I 111 ~~ the home of su.rance~; illd med'ical CO\'eraj9, water,, OI.Wl. ThiS JS the1r first her <:btt.•r Mrs. Home r Johm!On oi , tba:t tolal bem,g nearly $23-mUiion. ebild Mason Sund y cvemng. Close OOhind was the amount or ((~ ,,., ,..,. eM) Mr and Mrs.. Fred noush, '1\Jr. Mrs )J·erte Winebrenner calle<l federal, state and local taxes Ptid Feb. J2 at th.e ebu~fJ, There wtll ~nd Mrs. Vlr.Jr1Li Burns nttended 00 Mls~~ Att!n Sunday evenmg by the t'Ompany, , 21 ,,. 8 l.OOO, well be no Wedneadaf meeting r.ext ~h~ bask~tball game at Wahama 1 vho~ ts tu. · over 20 per rent(,)( the t.ol.al gro~ week. fnday mght. Mr. :md Mrr. lvcs Kitlg bad HS l'evenue. Ohio Power'~ net inoome One EJ,~cst, .rLm Woaster, C"I Mr. ilnd. 'Mrs. 01l 0 :~tEm <~nd 1heJr l'iAt.\-Ua Sunday, Mrs. Kmg ~ for 19~6 was $17,887,000 Ut:nbus 0, wu introduced. John MillS G~;llet Aten were lr. G rlh· son aud daughter, Mr. Elmo Wal · Durmg 1P56, Ohio Power ~ddt ':l M', Myers, manater ol the local polls Fndtl)'. . ton and famil~· or Dan bar, M1 s 9,218 n(>w (''llstomeN to its lines Western and Southern Life In· Mr. ,J..eon Bless'~' •pent Sulur· Charlot! Mallard and thrte sons of hrin"ln" the total at fha end of Juran~.·e Comp:my bere, !mnounred day Wlth lhc Ler. Ct•arleston L "' 21 afternoon the year t6 f39.2SN; 17 MW in- his leavina: Jomwow lo.r a new ;;slolll!..a-• ~fiss 'l'\\.rl.l Hirkard is on the dustrles s1on1ed taking servk~ ussi~nment wlth hts eompanor jn rs. •D.fU.;, Bonctulter, Lonn'l' 'liCk !:st. from the company last year, and Kensington, PilL. . , ' and :\';iss Beatr1cc Chapman were -----16 others announced their inttn· .:hoi>?ing in Pomt Plca~.~··t "awr lions to lorate new mJnufacturlng CJart.'nce &.t&~te, 'fru,it cake day fucihtles 1n the OhiO Power ser j:h,airman,. disclosed se..ven cakes ~11· Dallas Crbbs and son DPn Vtl'C .rrea; commerical, industrial af't' 'lOW ruad~ for .ule and Jacktng verl of B['o,.ad Run and :\ I•· Curtis Hr and Mrs. Chesler Oliver and and appliance sales were at 0 ,. huyers, bl' may decide to auction Rickard asSisted Mr. Dw1ghl Gl~Jlls VJ<:Jtc() Mrs, Blctt,,r al M2••m • nC"ar aiHimc highs 111 l9M, a~d tbem f)if backed with the power Saturday in l'IL&ZZJng won~ Sunday afternoon. Unio Power started making real of Tail Twister Bernard Fultz. \'1. Arch Rous h und (' F i3!e3· "B-.11 and Johnson Marr:"'d" ~. W. Compton rrferrcd the s.ng Wf're shnppmg m 1'111'11 :•ll'aM1ss Pat Ball and !1 at J~n n~urt prog:rc;;s m the ' eledric bo~h'· he ..tlng field aie or an md1gcr11 :vmt 11 g man saut fr1day. wa s l1111tcd i)l marrr·rv,e Frr rl.n In order to keep ahead of the needing ttYC correction lo the cluh Air Curtis Rrck1m! o:rhl ¥r evmig In the ( ltfton 1\f E Chureh " ever-increasing demand f~ eJec- It VIliS h:mded to a committt:e for wight r.iihbs were bu!.incss c:tllcrs .b)' 'he U.ev. Itichard Wn,bt tric service, Ohlo Pov.er last yeu further study. Ill Nc\1. Raven Salurd<oy m l'r!' .g "iss Mall I S the d.IUgthcr ' ( ~ invested $58,659,000 in new faeih Mr. Leonard Roush .t ' ll~ ln·t~tll· :\!rs :\largle Bal1 or r t Pleasant tics .and 10 expandmg and moderncr Lester and Mrs. Garnet Chap· Mr J'liUJson i~ the SO'\ of :\fr. anrl izing existing CQUlpment The 1956 11l<ln motored to Atwatet, OhiO Mrs U<irry Johnson r. Cl rfton e"::penditu-re for construction matlJC ~d.ay night, the men fl' tUJ'ned Th~y ore maki ng their hom e ched~ p~~US record. amount arrisbu~~~ ll(!tne, bw.b MrR. Chapr.1an Wlll With· ·Ius parf'n\s r/ ;pen pne year, .1n Jdent!Ciil ' __.." ~pend ~,"'Wet!!ks with !Jet SW!f P.lr f!!.vlor Vlln ~ter was tr!tl{ , smo t liravang been invested i~ Wtf£ and new born rl<lll,st!t<·r . • en to,¥j Charleston Ho, pr tal Sat· 1953. Dr: D. v Simth was thnllcd urdfr and IS m SN~O US conchhon l!:f'l.iQ[ .,uQft.lvpli PI the over a wheelchair prcseJ1ted to Mrf. Van ?IIetcr rs sl.llmg at lhe UG6a~~tulle8 went ittt9 pewe:· , Mr:;. Ada Garnet Cantt•r, 63, ~m by I;lr. Thomas L fbrn s Two home: <'f Mr a,nd Mrs ll}'ron Vom "PlAnt construction At present dted at the home or her daughter ruee blankets to go w1th ehatr Alao Miter at Aeme- w. Va Oll'9 P:GWtet M bWriWi'J 1 Mrs. John Mtller, Harri$burg, 0., a "'V se1 aU pteiiented by Irien(ts Mrs Liovd WtilJ ,Jm '. was vt~Jtlfr 8 er-producing Mtation SQ.Iith ~f today at noon, it has been learned. J.or his birtJ1:Jay Januny ~8th fnends at Pl. Pleasa nt , w. Va" ~N~g1 Yt. id .W.re Jhfln Services will be Sunday at 2 Who is tllore d~rvmg of it than Monday. doub!lng '!:he sl:~~e its ft'ew Mus. P.m. from t_he Antiquity Methodi81 Dr. !'mdtt? Who put on a f'.!r coat Mr. and Mr~ George' .Tohmon or klngum River Plant, north. of Ch~reh. Fnends may call at the and w1th saddl~ poclH•ts and h01 3e Mason, Md Mrs. Nelson Roust ~Marietta, and Js adding a generat· Ewmg Funeral Home until n<~OJ:t :Went ,Jiles and miles !.rlOI\ or ram and .chiJ,urcr. of New Haven VlsJtsJ i~.j umt of revolutionary desi.P,n SH.• d-.Y: to releh·e someone rn Plllll No·.v Mrs. Henry Johnson rccenl ly af\{1 eflicieocy as 1ts veteran Philo •Surv1vurs lnchtded 'her hutband, 'ae ' F an lnvaUd, but no 1 fJr.'{otten Mrs. Jpck Spron~ u( New HllV· Plaut, oou.1h of zane~viUe W1ltcr, and these children, M:-1. by i'riends aM God en VJSlted \tma Lewts, Sunday Ot11~r' large amounts of ·capilal Fred Pratt, Clinton, 0 . Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs Donrue Rayburn alternoon were Invested jn equipment to Clark, Marlon, 0; H~M'y Miltorr C!illed on Mr. Shermo;n Blessmg Mrs Wtnnic Spf'ars and so 1 tran .• 1mt aod distribute the power Canter, Doyleatown , 0. and a II!!· I Su'ld: Y. Larry Camp Conley \lli.rled AIT'S to. t:•Jstomers of the C{)fflpi,ny, artd ter, Mrs Carl Batr, Beaver Falls Mr. and Mrs. Denms Rousb KatJe Bass and son Sunday cve usUU more w-ent into the erection Pa. ' were Point Pl('asanJ shoppers Sat· mg. :Of new substations, office and 9er.tnterm.ent will be in Letart urday. Mr. .ou·d .Mrs. James Harris "r vice btiildings and other taciUties Cemetery. lrlr. and Mrs Wayne Hart Jr. Mason vlsJtcd Mr and Mrs lsao.~~ Ohio Power employe1 Jut yea~ ~~·.on nho ~ Colum~us ~pent. the weekend Lewu Sunday evening. turned in the best safety record only 18ml•lt'urs and suUered Wltll relativeS! m this communrt.v Mr. and Mrs. William Bass has , in h t D 1 os" lme aec·dents fo r Mr and Mrs Dan · I W ' d d· • ~s or;r. ur ng the 12 months, U;te lowest accldent,f - ' .. re eJgan move Ill then new home SJturdny emp.o)es worked mo"e than 7 3- ever ach' db lh requeney raL lnd Brenda of Huntington spent Mr. and Mrs Luther rucket renl"":-:::-::::=--- _ · Jeve Y e oompany. ttle weekend Wllh Mrs. Ina Wei- · ed the1r trailer Royal Crown Cola•• , BOT'l'UNO Bolin Announc• Recorw; .L 0pening 0£ New All •T1me Duri·ng Past Year Ser--.·ce Stati.OD 'i'ht• uh !t• Powt'r ('o rn 19M r x Mr and Mn Jo.hn Bolin . {ortJI ' pen, n(!{lrt 11 yeat o1 !\ew achL<'YL' cr 1- o f (.rant St , Mrd lleport bU\'t' lllf'nl.l , aU t1me recordi. 1tn.d un lanoounrl'd Dpt' rlln& of Bolln ' t~ MOo prr•Led~> n!c,l performan\ es UJ prM · I«:<~ II• ll p:r,, ~e:. of ~~ ~ buslne~-. ~;te Ser•,•ce Stii..Uon OD W . Ml!.\0 Tht· JHnual leport of the utll!'y ur Pomervy m tt:.c tstabiLBh·, ., 0 mcnt rormerl} ki\Dwn as th£' Le mpa nr s · ~~~ raiiOil!! last year s g re,e .. l s that ! ... r the ",rst lillie m ;1011 . ~ rvu· c ta(IOD " lhc history of OhiO Power lot,. 1 The Dulms wrll carr y the USLIIII gross re\enu,..,. eltt'Ceril'd the $IOO \Oillplete line .or eutnmoblle ser· mlllton m:~r~ rhe art ,tul total h \le>..'s and SJlet'lliliZe 10 molvr re JnJo! $100,922,000 patr ~ nd bod,· work, mcludlr,Jil Approxtm~lt'ly 70 f)t-r ct-nl nf t'll'ctrre and <~.ce:ylenc weldlfll' th,·~~:: t•evelluc~ wet(" obta•twd Mrs Bohn wt\1 be on hand to serv' frtJar the compan~·, hvlustrJJI a 11 rj Pt~trons wrtJ1 a lull !m e of grO<' res1dentw.J customers, Heav, pow enes and foudstufh . I "" l'r -e·m~:.rmdng H1dustT Jell io Ohw I Th 8 1 · ' Power'~ 33·i'OUnty seJvree tf'rl'i· J e u IllS, parents or Cig!il 1or:t- used m<lrr thl•T 4J,ll·bilhon cluldren tttrec N .them nvw a~ ktlnwatthours of engery in 1956 home, ra,uu:! lo thl.& .Jea rn lk! ror rn:..re than 39 per cent of the fro·n L~l{Hn, 0. \.'here he had bel'!l toU,J grMs l.lll'on~e ~7~~~Y~~a::; ;~~:;;o~:tlonr~~~ I ltesrdenh'll and run:! customers ma nhtined a body l'lJ.pl.lr af'd produc~d nearl)· 31 per cenl of \~rldmg shop ~he total gross tncomc &Y purchali· This IS B<llut's Itrs.t venture mt' mg a t~tal of 2-bJ\hoJl kilowatt· the servi€!e !ltatlon butlneas. He hours of eleetriety in l&t16. Both 9W~S tout" CQIIl trucks tlttt 8f(' \ !he total grQs,s lnC0111,C by ~urch,,<i· jobbed out to local rtJal compat.· tncorr'te figures art reeord $.mou~ts ies. tor lhe company. 'I 1 Orin• I LETART,W.VA Dally Sonllnel, ~omeroy-Mlddleport , 0 ., Feb. 7, 1957-7 ~::-::-- Ohio Power Sets Held On Sunday !>' ea BONELESS BOTIOM 1 Real Estote ---- _ World Service You Can Put Your Trust In 'Supe'rRight' Quality Meat WE BUY (8) Auto Sales 19 Po~~rs , w:1ose plact> or r('SJdence ts 6742 Sparta, Oetroll 10, Michl· ~;:an B.artl~tt Park~r . whuse place of rt<srdence 11:. unknown, the un· known heirs, devtsees, legatees, dlSlnbutees, administrators, execulor~. tf any, of Bartlett Parker, Deceased, Allee Ford. whose place of residenc~ Ill unknown ·, Mrs. Wt•ndell .Fulton whose place of re5Jdence 1s unknown, Sarah Holm ben, whose place of resJdence is unknown, Mrs Bert Higley, whose place ot restdence Is unknown: Lourse Exline. whose place ot resrdence is unknown The Maynard coal Company, a corporation, whose residence, or busrness add~ n·ss 1s unknown wrH take notice that on the 7th day of December IIJ66, Htram Slawter, betng plain· tiff, filed his petitiOn an the Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio Case No 12 497 against the '· ' and othen <rbove' named parties IHI defendants. alleging that be has a legal nght to and IS ~el;ed In fee simple of the undivided 23124ths part or the following descrtbed parcf'ls of real eatate, to.. wJl. PAR{:EJ. No. 1 The followmg Red Estate altuLed in the County of Meigs, In the ;tate of Ohio, and in the Towa· sh1p of Rutland, and bounded and I described as follows . In Section No 7, Town 6 and Range 14oftbe Ohto Company's Purchase : Begin· rrrng 103 rods North of the South Ea~t !.'Orner of Section No. 7; thence West 1208 feet; thence 11, and r11nning towtb 96 rod•. thence east 28113 rod'l, tbence north oo rod:s along Albert Schu:tz's line; thence we ~ t 2B1 a rod~ to the place of begmmni'i conlammg 17 acre! more or le sl> a rL J{ ht of way bf.. i1DUlngalthesouthwestcornerof sa1d land arrrl ru nnmg west to &n C a ~ t' No l2454. 1 tree an d t h e towns h1p road In pursuance of an Order ot em Sal e w Partlllon in the above en· 60 feet, and 2.:1 fe~t '.~'Ide more or IJ!l (•d aC'tlOn, 1 wdl offer for Nrle leu; at public auchon , at the door of PARCEL NUMBER TWO Obve the l ou rt House- m Pomeroy, Ohio fown.shlp Mergs Counlr. State of 111 the ahovc . named County, on Ohto Bemg part of the north half Sat urtlay , the 16 day o1. February, of thl! northwest quarter of sec· 1957. at 10 a m o'clock the fol· Uon 11, toy,n \ and range U, and lowrng descnbed real esiate situ· be1mning 11n Field'~ \me and run. ate 1n the County of Metga ' and oing nor~h 80 rods along Albert State of Ohtfl, and in the Township Sehu\b line, thence west 88 rods Oltve, to-wit to tbe ~nter or the f?Ad, thence PARCEL NUMBER ONE. Sltu- witb saJd road to Ftelds line; ated rn the 1'vwnahip of OUve, thP thenee wttb Fi ~Ids h n e t o the County of lieilll, and State of place of beginnmg contalnmg 30 Ohio, and 'biJunded and described ~ere• more or leu as follows, to-wit: Beginning at PAJICEL NUMBER THREE: ed by Wlllia!n PbiHipa, lJird form· Olive Town ship, Meigl County, State of Ohio. Being all tbat part I suit Plaintiff further praya that of the north half of tbe northwest the satd defendantli and each of quarter of "ection 11, town t, and therr. be requared to s~t up what.. ranae 11 that lie11 west of the pu»ever nghts, claims or lntereatl Lie road whir.b passes lhrou.a:h said they and each or them have ln section, excepting 10 acres sold to satd real eatate or be foN!ver bar- G T. Ruth off the West end of red from asS(lrting same, and for said quuter sechon, also except· other proper relle£. ing a lot out of the Northwest carS~tid parhes are required to 1ner of sald land, now owned by answer on or before the 2nd dav 1 Wataon and PbiUips on the west " 1' by land of Amos C. · Rardon, on of Much, A. D. 19ll1'. -. Dated January 9th. 1957. I the south by lands of Cowdery, Hiram Slawter and Fields, and on the east by the 1 Crow&: Crow I public road, containing to acres AUorneys for Plaintiffs more or less. There is a right of (ll 10, 17, 24 , 31 , (2) 7, 14 etc: way reserved along the south s1de • S SH .. RIFF' SALI OF ltiAL ISTATI Th 51 t 0f Ohl 0 Mel ,._ aty ' • • • II .... u Common PI~ .. Court Benjamin HUidon, PIAintiH •• FrankN.HIIIdore,Defeftdant Women'sCJub To ,,. Authorind Dealer a ~!i Otice , 7\tJtn Road, - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' e)ectrrcll , and '"· <r!HI w•le' COMPLE1~' ln•W'••ee Prot·~•oa a:. •• -=... • ' in kllrh PO SJx rM1111 ho"'e Lite, Auto, l' 1re, Poho Call Doll ,, • ,, ·rt D · 1 Mill M ddl Obi Wn1e H0 ""fl uu ' ll' Ill Y s, 1 eport, n ' S('nlmel I'Ollll'TO} 2 6 3tp _ _ _ MEIGS EQUIPMENT IN JJmt'~ Bryant, Jr whose place of rt's Jdl'nce Is unkno\\n , Lucrlle I ;M~;{..0 m j{ 3 ,. 1 n~nl APPOINTMENT OF - 'ega ror-1 I ,.,. ,. IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Blker'l will aive you the beat trade on furniture or applian- 1:. ~~1 ~~~~~d~:.yioe;~~e.~ll~~:~~ Legal Notice - �e.-o,uy SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 7, 195 7 FOR ~NSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES ' insertaon MmJmum charge ~Oc ......4 r 1 11 1' 2 cent. per word, one per wurd for three consecutive msertions Special -One montb for 25 eenls per word Full nte of 2 centt per word will be charged {or advcrti Sin-! 1f DOt ~aid for before the 25th of each month followlll g tnscruon ErTors m Adverlwng-S.hould be r~port~d unmt'dtaLely Th .. Daily Sentinel will not be responstble for more than one Hreu r· red in.sertion. Card of Thanks and Special Notices or Events pnnted at n ';{ll lar elasalfied ntea. Obltuariea published at 1 cent pr:r word ~uv. Legal Notice 1 S:ald persons and all other• 1 mg ;m Jnterl'st m s.atd property NOTICI 1 a re requued to ap~ar 1md file Ger al d WhJtlock at !lt re~~ u n h d C oowo The " nkn<Jwn h t'IT"~ uf Fl l l:'lr ans wers m sa1 ourt on or k bd ort Marth 2(} , 19~7 1 I W<J OJ Tu rk \ (h'C •'d'• rl I )If' un I HO\\ um BOl-rS kn o .,., n J,r rr .,f lr , ~·. 111 • 1"( k '',, 1 1 U·uted Stat es M~rshall l'l',.,td rt., unkrr' .111 h11r~ ~l outl 1 T~rl'\ d,( ,.,,, r !'he Ull ii) 31(2 J 1 .1 '11 , 21 28 (Jr 7 6lc I c known ht'lr~ t.f J u ill' \ 1 'I ur if' l, ~ !)o knull n .... 1 \ I r urlrv dt· rea~t·d \\Ill bkr ri•Jii! r· t hat the j l lnr •t·rl s·~t ··· rd \ 1111111 , h <~~ ftlt·d rts cou•pla 1111 111 t'" 1 nr tt·d !:'tal l' S Dt strr ~ ~,_ 1 , rrt -;, rl'Ji•ln 1, 1stnr t uf Uh lu ii i 1 r,lrnrr'nr· ht ug 1·1\·r l 1 "r. ctJ on 4114 ~ 1 11111 . 1 :-,- 1 11 .~ of A 1 men u 1 ~~ ·F. ; 1 , 11 • T ~rrle• a nd ulht · l~ . ~l' ekrn 6 fur< 1 1 u~u · 1 t1f lh JUdg rrrent lren rt po r1 tJ 11 . lul lu"r n& de sur bed pro,>ert~ 1 B J d 1 2 LOTS tn SYRACUSt. rourrdatron emg !In tr'l l\ tdu 1 ~'<" thrr s 111 for hOUii~. blu~:"rlllb w<rter crt} terest Lue~ rn 111lr ' fullo\\Jnl.( r~:o.~l prop ,.. 111 tlu · Tu~ n~hrp or taps Blil Coz;.rt, Racrrll.' Salem ('UL.I'rty of M ~ lgs State of _ _________2_ 1 3\p Ohw ~~·( !ro•· r\ u 2~. 1 ov.u :-.lo R F Han ge !\:o 15 nhw Company s 4 I Or RPnf t I PurchliH' J· r;o~Liron s Nus 34 anrl 3 furnished Romts and BATH las at 109 Unwn A\c Pomeroy Phone 494 ·Y Pen') L Peoples FrBegJnn r~1 g ~n the ~o tllh ~ 1 11J ~ 2 1 tf I actt vn ::!~ 30 c aul~:o an - - -lmk.s F.asl 0 ~ thP SouthweSt 5 ROOM HOUS~ wr1t lr lr.rtlr , ven nerd th,•r <"k1 ht 1', " Nl a~t ,l8 ch.ur 15 etlan blinds L.!J S turrra U.! and an 64 1HI s to Ir e urt Jwt· ~t t<lr· garage tn Mrdd lt polt Phone ner of ':'h.t 1 ~ ~~r.wwrr and 1\<.~ S 839-M or 907· X 2 7 tc ~OliN FUIU'JYt F. S l<~n d tht•Jwe THREE B00:\1 . art 1 outh 32 t·h,lln~ '1!1 rl 75 11.11 k:s tn TWO .od ap · 1 tht• lrne bt·tvet•n Fr<~dron .J4 and ments, c lt:se In towrr 127 Butter· l 35 lh""'" <""SI 10 e·h•t"" a"d 86 ' . . ., . _ ,.._ _ """' " 2 5 lZtc nut Ave ~--~ ------ 1 IWmk.s th~nc(' Sou,th 80 degrees I ··~or relil - t<.lt•Cln.. wallpap 1 1 est 10 lh ~ land ormcrl~ ow ned Mtd by SILA S SIHON~ theme North steamer Clinton fi~be r '1 1·1·11 r7 degrc~~ 38 ;ur.nute~ ~est a· dleport Pb 6265 X -- - - ongh the Jn<'s 0 SILAS S rRONG ~CD Ledden. lo t c lrne het~ren l-'ractwn No Sealfold Boards , Dnp Clotb.L 37 and No 38; thence Easl along Clintoo Fisher, Klddlepoft:. sard lme to the place or begin· Pbc.nr ~X. 11·1-tf mng, rtmtarr mg 74 acres more or --less. Hemg the ~ame real estate ONE 4 R 8 room~o~~p~~~~~~:~r~:: conveyed b/ l'EEZHA TUH.NEii. M out. A N ET AL, to C.'\RL_ H. ~I~N~FIEIJ) inside a ~enlg~f and CLARA SHF. Nf'.F IELD br Pomeroy deed dilh'd Novl'tlllu r 9 1943 and --3 Rooms d ownsta1rs i\PAHTMENT rccordrd NnvPmber 23 1943 rn I Phone Mrddleport the rerord~ or the DrL•rls of Metg~ foe 2 6 3tc County, (~lHJ, ~~ 0~~-~t· 151 • Page 6087Y ';=============-;-;:;;:;:;;::-;;;.;:::;;::;:-;;:::"::!1 · ( 1) Not iceS 1 IT'S EASY TO BUY _ SELL_ RENT _ find employment_ hlre _ or find a lost item through 'Th D .1 S tin 1 WANT e at Y en e ADS. Don't put it olf ·Call 398 Today- An Ad ln this column I ° GETS RESULTS Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, balaru:lng and brake &ervlce. Hackett's Safety Service, Weat :Main Str~t, Pomeroy, Ohio . .... -- - 4-<ltl - Announcement! We Are Pleased TO ANNOUNCE TilE ''" COMPANY Phone 94 Pomeroy, 0. AS TilE I'OR McCULLOCH CIIAIN SAWS Headquarters For e Soles eParts eservlee - --- 1956 I'ONTI.4.C VB Star < hi('f Sc· d;ul Le~~ than sumo l'aMy mtles. $249~ 00. Blaettnar s, l'unlt.'ruy. 2 7 6lt ---· 8 I!J~6 BLllCK VH Special 4 dr HIV · !('fa Scdun " Hard Top'', Oil(' loca l owner $2695.{)0. Dlac1t · ncr·~. !'omcroy 2 7 6lc 8 1956 PONTIAC VB 2 dr . Sf' dan Les11 than 12.000 mllcm h~ cue· ful lora! owner $219~ 00 Ulactl· oar's, Ponwroy. 2 7 Ute 8 19~5 BUil'K Special 2 dr. I!Jv!efll Cpe. Dynullow drive, " llud Top" one carc£nl owner $2195 Dlal•lln<~r's l'om('fOy 2 7 Ott• 8 19:i5 PLYMOUTH VB Sav~v 4 dr Srdan Onf! local owner lh packed to the bnm with vim 1 $149~ 00 Blaettnar'a, Pom eroy 2 7 6tc BUICf\ Special 2 dr Sedan Low mtle:~ee. one local ownt•r $1895 00. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 2 7 6tc 1953 JE-EP w"'lt"'h-: 4- w:-h-, .-:-, dnH' . real Gotld condition, price $69~ 317 }f.atn St., Point Plco11nnt, W Va, before " oo p. m. 2 7 :ltp (8b) Auto Service~ B H. I<AWLI."'GS SONS CO. - 2< hour Wrtrker Service. Day Phone 8039-X. fl227 Night Phone DODGE • PLYMOUTII DEALERS. 3 6 ll (9) For Sale ruEI~GI.Ass AWNINGS ~~d ~onr canopiea, venetian bHnd~ ull color1 anrt 11lzes. Mlumlnum lad den. all k!nd". nursery Htodi all kinds. window bllnd11 rm 1 1hades all colon and rdzc~. ~·rf'(' inRlalhttinn, frf'e CMiimatf's ll<~lc Wippel Supply. 21~ Union Avc J•o~oeroy . 2 1 l moe 1000 'rb IIORSE }' OH SALF. l'cctl Kann.rn, Pomero,., RD 2 2 5 3\p MAYTAG WASUEit In cxc('Jient condition. Phone Pomeroy 90~·4 2 tJ 3tc - - - , . - - - , .--::--c----c EliLlt Railroad WATCU, ~~obc 16 2J jewel, 2 yeara old, r-rlcc $40 Call 9378 or eonllrct .at 23!\ l''ront &tree•. Mtddleport. 2 6 3h: THOR WRINGER TYPE WASHER, 8 )'eats old, ~00. Phone 0038J' a 73"' l l ! I of I I North 22 de5'l. East 27~ feet, thence Nor1h 40 de~t East 290 feet; thence 1 North 48 Deg. F..ast 187 feet; I thence North 61 Des East ~94 feet thence North 34lf..r: Deg Eaat 99 feet, thence North 17'h Deg Eut ------ (21) 198 le.t; tbeneo Noeth 14 neg. East 280 feet ,thenee North 38 IIOIJ SE and LOT Ill Bradbt1ry, Deg East 33 feet to the East line DE ALERS WANTED one mr!e flom ~trddlt•twrt Jo'r·of Sf'rtJOn No 7: thence South on Yv to handle 1he rrrw Al.t'\fA KRAf'l roonr~ arrd MJnfJUH::h , •'a" anrt Section !we 1680 feet to point of tnple LrH k lrrplc 1rl1 ANO • "'~ electrrrr1y $3511000 <'all Jo:loJsc bcgmmng, contatnmg 10 acres DJZtD alormmum n11n h malt on Cha"·man 452 or !41 -J more or less. storm w1rrrluw I' ur mort.' sales "' ofr1s l'IIUI<HI ALlJMA 2 5 31p PARCLL No.2: , and KllAI<'T OJo' 1\Y MF<;, IN C Aitl)()i1~ an•l n,"\'fH $ 4S004I1!.: The follow•ng Real Es1ate situ· j 130 17t h StJrl'l A~hhmd, Kcu · 1!6 Lthrr~l ~~, l'omt.·tov, r.dl atcd In the County of Meigs, the I tucky I' hone t• .rst 4 :ww Slti·M 01 n.;!H 2 7 Jtl' 9tllte o( OhiO and m the TownRbip 2 7 31c __ of Rutland and bounded and des- - SIX f: r) C)\J I!OllsE 258 ~1atn st.. crihed <rs follows· In section No. l'AN YO\J l i S~. $:ti - $50 a week Mrd(P(•po•1 I~Xll'llt'nl etrnd 1t 1011 T.own No 6 an Range No tt or 1 rn add! I! (Ill lo \Uiil Jlll'~t·nt ca1 11 and l'IC~'!.I!I < .111 t>370 afh'r Lhf' Ohio Company 's Purchase : Be· I IJ\,I.(S 1 S•1ppl~ ('tlrr Humcrs m :'1 30 p 111 2 5 tile r:m nrng 103 rods North of the Ponll'roy wrlh 1111' large Haw· South West rorner of Seetron No lt>tgh Li n". Slr1rt r·ar · r1ing~ lm· l, thence l!:art 149 feet , thence mcrlJHj' lY • W11te Hawletgh's, I North 15 Deg. East 2172 feel to Ot'pt OIID A40 77H, Freeport llr!• Southeast corner of a ft acre Jllrrwis 2 7 ltp trart rurmerly sold to Wilbur STRUCTURAL I BEAMS --Recv<JI! thence North 8.1 Dcg WANTI~U Ln1 .Jl rchnhlc mar West \94 feet along the S.:.uth srde SCRAP IRON - M~T ALS fll'tl IIIII 1, JJ.:l' 23 to 33, for l~' or till' saul 3 acres; thence South liirl orca d roule, ~alary and bou· :18 D~'.L': Wclj.t 810 feet to the Wc11t I h1r apflltr · o~lwn see Mr. Yo· lnre or Section No. 1; thence South eurrr, IU 45 J rrrwln Height~ l•~t•h on Scrtron Hne 1860 feet to pomt 7 mrd 8 IJl'twrcn 6 :ro and 7 30 of bt·gr nning, containing 21 acres P m 2 ~ 31c mon• or less. Thu; land subject to an nil and B 1 J<;Inesc:; "lerv1ces Phone 510 Pom•roy J-:11~ lt•ase, a.lMl a rlg:bt of way for FUH SJo.li VHF or llEPAI!t ou ytJur f'Aress and lngreas to the land lyScwrng :\1,tchurc conlact Jerry ul~ ~outh or the above described Rau ghm dll S m~cr Scwln~.: Ma· trads, also. a right of way lor c hme l o , 25 North Co urt St , powN pole& for the' lransmlnron Athens, Ohm of elcctnctty over the' same. 2 7 3tc M\X WARD Exrcptmg approximately 314 QUICK S aC'rC's of l'01l in Pittsburgh No 8 patrmg vrm of eOHI which said 31f• acrea ;Hr. destnbcd m Vol. 108. page 2~3 uf lhc Ooed Records ot Mctgs County, Ohio A~YONF. D.ESilliNG HOME DE· Thf' aforesaid described parcels LIVEIIY of Broughton'11 Oa1ry hl'ln~ " surveyed description or Prnrluct~ In Pomeroy or Middle· Pom•roy, Ohio tlw rt',ll ('state de!lcribed In Vol. port, call ''Vall(•r Crooks, phmrtl I I !l pngt> 623 or the Deed Records, 6057 J Af' 1r all, ~he Best MC'tg~ rounty, Ohio. Docm'l (.'ost A Ccnl More.'' P1arr1t1£[ further alleges Ln his I 2~ lmor !ll'tttwn that James Br)·ant, Jr Is F'O itl<:MA~ ~ AlmOiT TV SEll· seizrd or the undivided ! / 24th VIn: ,\!1 makes Repaired by Ex INSURANCE AGENCY part of each of aald parcels of nat rs1ale, p1•rt 'f,·t•hniC'raiiS. Phone 6284 Y PIHinliH further allcRes that Mtddll'jlUI . 6· l !Hf - ---------- - 1 ACCIDENT ' 1 hf' MaynArd Coal Company, a RADIO & n : u:vtSJON SERVICK ( 01 poratton, may elaim an interJlh I Life. Ca•~o~alty...af'ld Bonds 1I 00 v nu., 2 . c e and App tan~~~ l'~t 111 13 acres of coal underlying . .,tOJ(', l\H W Mam St., Pomcro:- . l'and No 2, by virtue of a deed <) 231( rerotrlcd ln Vol. 113, Page 268, Uf'C'd Jteeords, Melga County, Ohio. SAV~: O!'i YOUR SHO~ reparr ul In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO J'urthcrmore that Ute d~[end· Haerne s:10r Shop 6136-M PHONES 6311 I anls, Bartlett Parker and the un· ll ·30·U ~~;;:;;:;;:~=;;:;:;;;:;;:;;:;;:~~knnwn hetrs. devisees legatees, - - - - -- -- _ d!~1rrbutccs. administrators, exeeuI ~I I nsuronce tn1 s rf an,., of Bartlett Parker, 8arrwt.SlmPIOn Jn~uranee AllneJ, CONCRETS BLOCKS lll'ceascd; Alice Ford, Mrs Wenllldt!levort. Fire- • Automobile<It'll l"'ulton: Sarah Holmbllll; Mrs. BbnN Phone 631J..X fJ.2J)..ti "BINid BtHer Far L•"" Bert Higley and Louise Exline ma.v rlaim an interest In the 13 arres nf roal underlying Paroel GRUESER BLOCK CO. No 2 bv vartue of the sa1d deed rec-or..tcd in Vol. 113, 'Paac 268 of 3 Milu North of Pom•roy . ' thr Deed Records ol Meigs County On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Or~ot•Mr, Ohio Rock Springs Plaurt1fr iurther alleges in lhc pcltllon that the Division of Aid for the Aged Department of Pub· ltc Welfare State of Ohio, has or C'lamrs lo have a lien on Hald real .(-17! He!p Wanted Mee t Qn TU8 5dOY 0OY prOQfQm 15 rht• M1daleport BuMw e:~ s ahd , Prufc• Ulonal Women's Cl ub will I hJJic th eir regular dinner mectl ng I T r. <'~ (tcry ll the First Pr••" ytoctn" u l 'h tl th .,.,hf' n- ano!cl fa l>!uonerl ! ~ ong fC'st e n~ Valentme party ~ :il b~ a p.:art of the prf'&t':lm Th :o- offrcer., Mrs Wesle)' F'r)' , Mrs Beulah White, Ptfrs Fred ll tbhli :md Mts!l Helen Waddell , arc m chilrgE' of the p,arty Mf'mbers are to brmg nlenlrncs 1 for dt,tnbuaon from a Valentme 1 Rox I I of sa1d lot hv Cowdery, rrom the 1public road to his lol Thts deed 111 for land said to J. w Johnson , by the he.Jrs of Thnmas Gu.m aa ' recorded in Deed Book 96, page1 10, ll, 12 a.nd Number 107, pa&e 42 of MeJgs Cot~nty, Ohio. !PARCEL NUMBEU, FOUR: SLt· uated in Ohve Township, Meags County, Oh1e, and bemg the so11th half of the northw£at quarter of Sectiop 11;- Town 4 and Range u, and bounded as follows, on the east by lands ol George S. Fields, and on the south by Janda of C. S. Carr, and on the west by lands of S. E. Patterson, and on the north by lands Of W .J. Warne[' aud Contalning 40 nl'~"e& more or Iesa. Sa1d premises appraised at $2,067.00 and eaa not be aold for less than two third& of the appra1sement. Rober' C. Hartenbach Sheriff O'Brien & O'Brien, Attys. (1) 10. 17. 24. 31 (2) 7, 5tc "I 1 ''\h~ Ar'- The Chrrrcb Servin& ' ofthe World Ser~J"e sponsored by tht• Women 's s oc r ~ ty of 'World Servrce Sur rdli) cvenln !! at thf Entcrprhe EUB Churrh 1 The servtce openeJ wtth lh' call Lo wor shrp by Mn. Sehm ~lt~zew1cr., preMdent or the Socrety, followed wtlh the tm·ocallon try 'drs James Wall Group slngln.'!: uf 'Oh Ma~;ter Let Me Walk w1th Thee" and stnpture reading oy MtSa Ell.ulbeth Davts preceded a mt'dttat 10 n on the theme by Mrs. Martha Husted, <rnd prayer !)y Mrs BlueWH'l L1don W-t~eks, super:ntendent t• 1 tht church school introduced Mike Simmons who spoke on the Amer· lCI\0 lndran and dlli!•IRyed many Inrhan relics The offertory prayer was g~ven by Mr. Weeks. The hymn "A Charge To Keep 1 Have " concluded tbe serv1ce wa•lhe t h• nt (' Day pro,.:ram -·. __ price.LOW! OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ., . . r OlD I FANCY .. OHIO GROWN Lowest of ell in celori11 bt octuol toot. ~OY .u. CROWN 00. ? You'll Find It Through The Daily Sentinel .. WANT ADS Thai Meets t:very l"amlly Req':lirenll'nt Prompt Efficiency In A Price Ronge Trevy-Finsterwold t'UNERAL 110m: 144 Butternut Pomeroy ' Call 398 , NOW! , _ . . . . . . __ _"!"" I ___ I METROPOLITAN I.._ AUTO SALES ' . Grhh~ 11 11tl l' I' shoppr ,•g rn t\ t 11 Adr;a ll '""" Ad \l r• \ I,, \J , l.t•a the P&rl!er ~brirg Wl'd lWMlay 'I t j I ALLEY teo _.ent ~ad about voo heard 1 He<; lo<St all hi s \1. 311et and th.? ISI'lt 1t 7 """"" ' Me}Qark DICK 'fRACY .--po.w: ·w. c - Stewing Chickens I I PLUMP AND TENDER PAN READY , ... ! I I I I I lb.3 l 7c I A&P SUPER-RIGHT . .. LEAN, TENDER I I CoHage . BuH Hams I I I Sliced ... Choice Cuts. Salmon Steak - - 49¢ lb. -- 110NELESS, SKINLESS R.OLLED ... . ! lb. I I - 65¢ lb. Swordfish Steak Cop'n Jo'hn~ ... Frelh•Frozen, Heal 'N t;ol Oyster Stew 10-0z. can 33¢ ' nanas ;-<, , lbs1 .rl. ' ···'! . ' . Florid• ... Fancy Long Gr..;. Sllee,ra ' Sweet and Juicy, Big 66 Sbe Cucumber$ • • 2 for 19¢ 'I A&P'o Regalo ... .-Jron Ripe . _ 1 Temple Oranges· 59¢ dz. large lubes Salad Tomatoes- 2'for 39¢ --,=By SHULTS er-=-=-J • ~Jk) "!?. ~~~.::::Y.;!=-~ ·- -I ~~l GEORGE WONDER Sliced ... Choice Cuts, ,. ' A&P'o Regolo . . : •·ancy; Wailieil Spinach or·Kalct 10-oz. pkg. • • · 1te. ~-;;;j ' we COULD TRY ALL THEY CAN DO IS SAY NO HERE I FIRM, GOLDEN, SOLID RIPE Florida ,...,_ ~ - - - - - N\NCY GOES FRESII·FROZEN ... PAN READY, SPECIAL! Halibut Steak - I I Steaks-of-the-Sea SUced ... Cboloe Cuts, j I --- ----- -------- .....-- ----- -------- I •HE <W-1~ ~A ~ FINe FARMS IN THIS CVUHT¥ANO HALF TH' etJSif'ESS 6Utl.O~ 1N T®N - Or I I V'ME'AM COU'SIN STEVE OWHS ~'ti TH' 6IG, FARM UHCLE AL l.IVES ON'? -:: lb. I Mrs. c.ant er o·Ies Jn H • ":. Daughtet''S IIUUle D-. ' :-:c oaSI FULLY DRESSED-WHOLE OR CUT -UP et~latc. In the prayer of said petlllon, plainttff pra}.·s that his interest in ~h id real estate may he set off to htm 111 se.,.eralty and ror purtllions or SM td rral estate. accordmg to lhf' n•spcctlvc rights of llhe persuns 1hcrcto, and In cue psrtlhon nr said aforesaid de,J;C.·ribcd r('a\ rstatc canno* be madr withnut manifest Injury to the voalue thcrcol. then that aald real c:stale may be adjudged to one or more of th(' parties to this suit upon ('\el'iion, as provided h,v law, and ' Ill cu~c rt-al eState Is not adjudged to onf' or more parties to this suit 11pon elecllon, 11 provtdcd by law, th<"rl Lhut said real e.ctalc may be sold, frrc and clear from any and sll rlaims, rlghtl And \nterr:'lls of eacb. ami all \be piU'tles to tW11 "l'r'"~ lu fr ~1d tkv.:rly Adkm•., Mro Mrs ' l hu m p ~o n , ~ li S Amy Holton t:IIII:J !'r} l: r~ Lcaura GibiJ J ;1J.n l( ,u, h .rn l .\II'~ rorrc ~ J I ..·- u We Serve In No•arby Nelghburhood• With I Mr O•.vrght Ble8slng 'IHrf' Haven Tuesady Mr . .or.nd )Irs were cal WI UJ ""'~' m Pom l l'i<·o' "l lr ---- ------- --- - -, -- -- - ----- --- -- I 20 Looking For Something buolnou '"""" Wt>dnl•sd<~y -· OVEN-READY -SMALL 5 TO 9-LB. SIZE res Rodney Downing Real Estate Broker I ho~ pn·aent >we~ Mrs Etlwl Hinhurn . Mr. t :rcell AdkJns \lr ' diJe Atk tm. Mr~ Alhe Hoffm M' Cll'ftOn•' A6P SUPER-RIGHT · .. BONELESS, M.ATUI\E •201 I .. - ------ j -- 1.! "' nn d I h<· L;ull(•, Aid of o~k t ,r .. ,. llr. and"" Powl Blmln , o[ I >.I " Chocch wet Tmd oy ""'· Pol.ht Pleaaant were Monday f' ~'t' I 'lfn F'anOI{' 8ouab of l rJ'I!•r 0 ntfll aupper wuNtl or Mr .and Mra ~ BJ,e11ing and Ella Mr and Mrll WaYnt ll~rt wt'r t• 1' ... • Special .. Week End Sale .... , All A&P "Super-Right" quality beef is selected from top grades of tender, corn-fed steers with all of the full., mature flavor of genuine steer beef . One grade ... , HIGH .... one ll..ti:J • :\lr und \l r• 'J ufl Bos;ton " I"',. ·lw ~ ec ken d wllh former~· hr I!J , • er lla ;ry ,., Ak'o" who ,, , ,, " M~ Le-whr Ble.runng 1'.'11 returm•tl l ~r and Mn HowaT,\ 'l'aylur of lo hts hor.e ruesday Jrom St Jo~ Pomt,. Pl('asanl ~u·re aftr r ul.><'n C'J.<h's Hoflpltal Parkerburg 1n \h(• ~\IPl't s :,und~\ n: :\fr ;,nd ~~ ~~ Fogleliong Ambulanee l'Cll Blesru g · . n 1 f.!l an 1 ~~ 1 Mr and Mrs. Elmf'r 1\ewberr~ 1 .. notf' "'av tor"' ~lid· ~ohf';t · ' were bu~lneu ~·rulor s tn flunttng Mr and !1.1 E G ton v.·~dne r1 v . t'S rnre nmm ar< 1 M c • s a,' chr ldll·u ~' blled relat•ves 111 1 ,. t l h.<Jlheryn Hle;rng was Hr lut1 Sund<ry f'VcnLng • New Ha.~n Wednt'sday 011 busln · Th /l(;Si. ~re wrll be preachmg ~>Ct\r• f , 1 at U•Jaru Hapt1• , Church Jo'r rr l. ~lr Tobey M}l'rs treervcd word m ; ht Frhru:t r~ 8•h Ins· cad ut S \ nf ,he dealh or his auu1 F.:ltu.bt"(<h urrl<~y nrght l!Lli..Ulll which OCl'Ured 111 lndoau<r Lf'wb Blt \lfirug hiHl a ~ h ) P<l·l.> lndrana Januarv 20th 'She ! l.Ut' · h Srmda,. Mt A/ole Hu ll ,,, wa~ II slrdcr-m-law of Mrs CiaTd .\lr and -~1rs Ross Wmehrem t r Bo!(L!~ who pasted awa,. ln 195j and ~Druu. mu-y CaJ.)chart , ~l r Hid .~1rs. lbera who passed aw.1y Manford l:lles'<ing and MrchaeJ 0 1 Jan.Jut y. 22ud. &he had man~ Pomt Pleaunt Mrs >lice 13 1 rr.k Crlt>:tcls ~~ ~his area haotn ;! Vlsltt•d er ~r.d t~v chthlren , ;\1rs Goltl lr here qu~te frequently . Hull! roe, ltt· ;-t nd Atr! : ' :rchm·k5 Mr. Mtch.tel Newberry S.p"nt n~mrnm and Rol.aert JQM d n Wednesday with his ~r.and-n:ttcnt. 1 , 1nrt•<; ('~l~ntaJl 'll ul , CL 1 .\lr G~.:or;!e Bak('ri! ·1:1at"'lltc" Mr. .\Dd Mrs. Denms Roa ~I: of Board • .. • · , ~O IHn·l;nv and thrctf'"t'ltl}ltrt·n of Pfill 1icallv all otbl!r cner~ 4NSWI1t CALL Mr. , Melvm ~onec~tter vL~tLrd Mtddlepo rt sp~n t 8\Md~ a ftt>l" sales classifications al.so pun:half'J Pomeroy emer&elle!y sqqadm,en reli:en.tl~ aith b1~ famtly . noon with Dr and . • · ~ 0 \' record amounts of power. Total answered a ran to the Geo'i'Be ~I· ~Jr. Cecil Blesmg calleu on Mr. Smtlb, other ~uests .wue ,Mr. 'iulr1 company-wide power sales reacheS scm b!:'me 0, ltleM. ar9 v11 Road, Le "IS Blessing Wedne~;l t)' wl'lo Mrs Ross Wrnebrenfn& 111£;1 u~Jll· the all-time high of 7·billion, 676- .RuUantl RD at lO:liJ a. m. today ceJVed a b~oken ba k .n .. u na •. •;.. mllhon ktlowafthoun. a~ h:td not returned by 12:30 uto,~Ob1le ICCLdent in 111 lOIS Mrs Edna Rollms _Jiad Rt>l Meanwhile, the Ja1·gest revem.. e o clock. n~.atives J:rc.etved WQrd of th e Cul.Jmr.n e.t.icd on Mr. ll'id M· 3 deduction last year was In tDf birth of ~ baby dauGhter to i\lr · :uy Blf'~rnng and Miss NJna How categ£~ry of payroll, penslOns, in· and Mrs. Archie C_hapman trr At· ell who- !!I 111 ~~ the home of su.rance~; illd med'ical CO\'eraj9, water,, OI.Wl. ThiS JS the1r first her <:btt.•r Mrs. Home r Johm!On oi , tba:t tolal bem,g nearly $23-mUiion. ebild Mason Sund y cvemng. Close OOhind was the amount or ((~ ,,., ,..,. eM) Mr and Mrs.. Fred noush, '1\Jr. Mrs )J·erte Winebrenner calle<l federal, state and local taxes Ptid Feb. J2 at th.e ebu~fJ, There wtll ~nd Mrs. Vlr.Jr1Li Burns nttended 00 Mls~~ Att!n Sunday evenmg by the t'Ompany, , 21 ,,. 8 l.OOO, well be no Wedneadaf meeting r.ext ~h~ bask~tball game at Wahama 1 vho~ ts tu. · over 20 per rent(,)( the t.ol.al gro~ week. fnday mght. Mr. :md Mrr. lvcs Kitlg bad HS l'evenue. Ohio Power'~ net inoome One EJ,~cst, .rLm Woaster, C"I Mr. ilnd. 'Mrs. 01l 0 :~tEm <~nd 1heJr l'iAt.\-Ua Sunday, Mrs. Kmg ~ for 19~6 was $17,887,000 Ut:nbus 0, wu introduced. John MillS G~;llet Aten were lr. G rlh· son aud daughter, Mr. Elmo Wal · Durmg 1P56, Ohio Power ~ddt ':l M', Myers, manater ol the local polls Fndtl)'. . ton and famil~· or Dan bar, M1 s 9,218 n(>w (''llstomeN to its lines Western and Southern Life In· Mr. ,J..eon Bless'~' •pent Sulur· Charlot! Mallard and thrte sons of hrin"ln" the total at fha end of Juran~.·e Comp:my bere, !mnounred day Wlth lhc Ler. Ct•arleston L "' 21 afternoon the year t6 f39.2SN; 17 MW in- his leavina: Jomwow lo.r a new ;;slolll!..a-• ~fiss 'l'\\.rl.l Hirkard is on the dustrles s1on1ed taking servk~ ussi~nment wlth hts eompanor jn rs. •D.fU.;, Bonctulter, Lonn'l' 'liCk !:st. from the company last year, and Kensington, PilL. . , ' and :\';iss Beatr1cc Chapman were -----16 others announced their inttn· .:hoi>?ing in Pomt Plca~.~··t "awr lions to lorate new mJnufacturlng CJart.'nce &.t&~te, 'fru,it cake day fucihtles 1n the OhiO Power ser j:h,airman,. disclosed se..ven cakes ~11· Dallas Crbbs and son DPn Vtl'C .rrea; commerical, industrial af't' 'lOW ruad~ for .ule and Jacktng verl of B['o,.ad Run and :\ I•· Curtis Hr and Mrs. Chesler Oliver and and appliance sales were at 0 ,. huyers, bl' may decide to auction Rickard asSisted Mr. Dw1ghl Gl~Jlls VJ<:Jtc() Mrs, Blctt,,r al M2••m • nC"ar aiHimc highs 111 l9M, a~d tbem f)if backed with the power Saturday in l'IL&ZZJng won~ Sunday afternoon. Unio Power started making real of Tail Twister Bernard Fultz. \'1. Arch Rous h und (' F i3!e3· "B-.11 and Johnson Marr:"'d" ~. W. Compton rrferrcd the s.ng Wf're shnppmg m 1'111'11 :•ll'aM1ss Pat Ball and !1 at J~n n~urt prog:rc;;s m the ' eledric bo~h'· he ..tlng field aie or an md1gcr11 :vmt 11 g man saut fr1day. wa s l1111tcd i)l marrr·rv,e Frr rl.n In order to keep ahead of the needing ttYC correction lo the cluh Air Curtis Rrck1m! o:rhl ¥r evmig In the ( ltfton 1\f E Chureh " ever-increasing demand f~ eJec- It VIliS h:mded to a committt:e for wight r.iihbs were bu!.incss c:tllcrs .b)' 'he U.ev. Itichard Wn,bt tric service, Ohlo Pov.er last yeu further study. Ill Nc\1. Raven Salurd<oy m l'r!' .g "iss Mall I S the d.IUgthcr ' ( ~ invested $58,659,000 in new faeih Mr. Leonard Roush .t ' ll~ ln·t~tll· :\!rs :\largle Bal1 or r t Pleasant tics .and 10 expandmg and moderncr Lester and Mrs. Garnet Chap· Mr J'liUJson i~ the SO'\ of :\fr. anrl izing existing CQUlpment The 1956 11l<ln motored to Atwatet, OhiO Mrs U<irry Johnson r. Cl rfton e"::penditu-re for construction matlJC ~d.ay night, the men fl' tUJ'ned Th~y ore maki ng their hom e ched~ p~~US record. amount arrisbu~~~ ll(!tne, bw.b MrR. Chapr.1an Wlll With· ·Ius parf'n\s r/ ;pen pne year, .1n Jdent!Ciil ' __.." ~pend ~,"'Wet!!ks with !Jet SW!f P.lr f!!.vlor Vlln ~ter was tr!tl{ , smo t liravang been invested i~ Wtf£ and new born rl<lll,st!t<·r . • en to,¥j Charleston Ho, pr tal Sat· 1953. Dr: D. v Simth was thnllcd urdfr and IS m SN~O US conchhon l!:f'l.iQ[ .,uQft.lvpli PI the over a wheelchair prcseJ1ted to Mrf. Van ?IIetcr rs sl.llmg at lhe UG6a~~tulle8 went ittt9 pewe:· , Mr:;. Ada Garnet Cantt•r, 63, ~m by I;lr. Thomas L fbrn s Two home: <'f Mr a,nd Mrs ll}'ron Vom "PlAnt construction At present dted at the home or her daughter ruee blankets to go w1th ehatr Alao Miter at Aeme- w. Va Oll'9 P:GWtet M bWriWi'J 1 Mrs. John Mtller, Harri$burg, 0., a "'V se1 aU pteiiented by Irien(ts Mrs Liovd WtilJ ,Jm '. was vt~Jtlfr 8 er-producing Mtation SQ.Iith ~f today at noon, it has been learned. J.or his birtJ1:Jay Januny ~8th fnends at Pl. Pleasa nt , w. Va" ~N~g1 Yt. id .W.re Jhfln Services will be Sunday at 2 Who is tllore d~rvmg of it than Monday. doub!lng '!:he sl:~~e its ft'ew Mus. P.m. from t_he Antiquity Methodi81 Dr. !'mdtt? Who put on a f'.!r coat Mr. and Mr~ George' .Tohmon or klngum River Plant, north. of Ch~reh. Fnends may call at the and w1th saddl~ poclH•ts and h01 3e Mason, Md Mrs. Nelson Roust ~Marietta, and Js adding a generat· Ewmg Funeral Home until n<~OJ:t :Went ,Jiles and miles !.rlOI\ or ram and .chiJ,urcr. of New Haven VlsJtsJ i~.j umt of revolutionary desi.P,n SH.• d-.Y: to releh·e someone rn Plllll No·.v Mrs. Henry Johnson rccenl ly af\{1 eflicieocy as 1ts veteran Philo •Surv1vurs lnchtded 'her hutband, 'ae ' F an lnvaUd, but no 1 fJr.'{otten Mrs. Jpck Spron~ u( New HllV· Plaut, oou.1h of zane~viUe W1ltcr, and these children, M:-1. by i'riends aM God en VJSlted \tma Lewts, Sunday Ot11~r' large amounts of ·capilal Fred Pratt, Clinton, 0 . Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs Donrue Rayburn alternoon were Invested jn equipment to Clark, Marlon, 0; H~M'y Miltorr C!illed on Mr. Shermo;n Blessmg Mrs Wtnnic Spf'ars and so 1 tran .• 1mt aod distribute the power Canter, Doyleatown , 0. and a II!!· I Su'ld: Y. Larry Camp Conley \lli.rled AIT'S to. t:•Jstomers of the C{)fflpi,ny, artd ter, Mrs Carl Batr, Beaver Falls Mr. and Mrs. Denms Rousb KatJe Bass and son Sunday cve usUU more w-ent into the erection Pa. ' were Point Pl('asanJ shoppers Sat· mg. :Of new substations, office and 9er.tnterm.ent will be in Letart urday. Mr. .ou·d .Mrs. James Harris "r vice btiildings and other taciUties Cemetery. lrlr. and Mrs Wayne Hart Jr. Mason vlsJtcd Mr and Mrs lsao.~~ Ohio Power employe1 Jut yea~ ~~·.on nho ~ Colum~us ~pent. the weekend Lewu Sunday evening. turned in the best safety record only 18ml•lt'urs and suUered Wltll relativeS! m this communrt.v Mr. and Mrs. William Bass has , in h t D 1 os" lme aec·dents fo r Mr and Mrs Dan · I W ' d d· • ~s or;r. ur ng the 12 months, U;te lowest accldent,f - ' .. re eJgan move Ill then new home SJturdny emp.o)es worked mo"e than 7 3- ever ach' db lh requeney raL lnd Brenda of Huntington spent Mr. and Mrs Luther rucket renl"":-:::-::::=--- _ · Jeve Y e oompany. ttle weekend Wllh Mrs. Ina Wei- · ed the1r trailer Royal Crown Cola•• , BOT'l'UNO Bolin Announc• Recorw; .L 0pening 0£ New All •T1me Duri·ng Past Year Ser--.·ce Stati.OD 'i'ht• uh !t• Powt'r ('o rn 19M r x Mr and Mn Jo.hn Bolin . {ortJI ' pen, n(!{lrt 11 yeat o1 !\ew achL<'YL' cr 1- o f (.rant St , Mrd lleport bU\'t' lllf'nl.l , aU t1me recordi. 1tn.d un lanoounrl'd Dpt' rlln& of Bolln ' t~ MOo prr•Led~> n!c,l performan\ es UJ prM · I«:<~ II• ll p:r,, ~e:. of ~~ ~ buslne~-. ~;te Ser•,•ce Stii..Uon OD W . Ml!.\0 Tht· JHnual leport of the utll!'y ur Pomervy m tt:.c tstabiLBh·, ., 0 mcnt rormerl} ki\Dwn as th£' Le mpa nr s · ~~~ raiiOil!! last year s g re,e .. l s that ! ... r the ",rst lillie m ;1011 . ~ rvu· c ta(IOD " lhc history of OhiO Power lot,. 1 The Dulms wrll carr y the USLIIII gross re\enu,..,. eltt'Ceril'd the $IOO \Oillplete line .or eutnmoblle ser· mlllton m:~r~ rhe art ,tul total h \le>..'s and SJlet'lliliZe 10 molvr re JnJo! $100,922,000 patr ~ nd bod,· work, mcludlr,Jil Approxtm~lt'ly 70 f)t-r ct-nl nf t'll'ctrre and <~.ce:ylenc weldlfll' th,·~~:: t•evelluc~ wet(" obta•twd Mrs Bohn wt\1 be on hand to serv' frtJar the compan~·, hvlustrJJI a 11 rj Pt~trons wrtJ1 a lull !m e of grO<' res1dentw.J customers, Heav, pow enes and foudstufh . I "" l'r -e·m~:.rmdng H1dustT Jell io Ohw I Th 8 1 · ' Power'~ 33·i'OUnty seJvree tf'rl'i· J e u IllS, parents or Cig!il 1or:t- used m<lrr thl•T 4J,ll·bilhon cluldren tttrec N .them nvw a~ ktlnwatthours of engery in 1956 home, ra,uu:! lo thl.& .Jea rn lk! ror rn:..re than 39 per cent of the fro·n L~l{Hn, 0. \.'here he had bel'!l toU,J grMs l.lll'on~e ~7~~~Y~~a::; ;~~:;;o~:tlonr~~~ I ltesrdenh'll and run:! customers ma nhtined a body l'lJ.pl.lr af'd produc~d nearl)· 31 per cenl of \~rldmg shop ~he total gross tncomc &Y purchali· This IS B<llut's Itrs.t venture mt' mg a t~tal of 2-bJ\hoJl kilowatt· the servi€!e !ltatlon butlneas. He hours of eleetriety in l&t16. Both 9W~S tout" CQIIl trucks tlttt 8f(' \ !he total grQs,s lnC0111,C by ~urch,,<i· jobbed out to local rtJal compat.· tncorr'te figures art reeord $.mou~ts ies. tor lhe company. 'I 1 Orin• I LETART,W.VA Dally Sonllnel, ~omeroy-Mlddleport , 0 ., Feb. 7, 1957-7 ~::-::-- Ohio Power Sets Held On Sunday !>' ea BONELESS BOTIOM 1 Real Estote ---- _ World Service You Can Put Your Trust In 'Supe'rRight' Quality Meat WE BUY (8) Auto Sales 19 Po~~rs , w:1ose plact> or r('SJdence ts 6742 Sparta, Oetroll 10, Michl· ~;:an B.artl~tt Park~r . whuse place of rt<srdence 11:. unknown, the un· known heirs, devtsees, legatees, dlSlnbutees, administrators, execulor~. tf any, of Bartlett Parker, Deceased, Allee Ford. whose place of residenc~ Ill unknown ·, Mrs. Wt•ndell .Fulton whose place of re5Jdence 1s unknown, Sarah Holm ben, whose place of resJdence is unknown, Mrs Bert Higley, whose place ot restdence Is unknown: Lourse Exline. whose place ot resrdence is unknown The Maynard coal Company, a corporation, whose residence, or busrness add~ n·ss 1s unknown wrH take notice that on the 7th day of December IIJ66, Htram Slawter, betng plain· tiff, filed his petitiOn an the Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio Case No 12 497 against the '· ' and othen <rbove' named parties IHI defendants. alleging that be has a legal nght to and IS ~el;ed In fee simple of the undivided 23124ths part or the following descrtbed parcf'ls of real eatate, to.. wJl. PAR{:EJ. No. 1 The followmg Red Estate altuLed in the County of Meigs, In the ;tate of Ohio, and in the Towa· sh1p of Rutland, and bounded and I described as follows . In Section No 7, Town 6 and Range 14oftbe Ohto Company's Purchase : Begin· rrrng 103 rods North of the South Ea~t !.'Orner of Section No. 7; thence West 1208 feet; thence 11, and r11nning towtb 96 rod•. thence east 28113 rod'l, tbence north oo rod:s along Albert Schu:tz's line; thence we ~ t 2B1 a rod~ to the place of begmmni'i conlammg 17 acre! more or le sl> a rL J{ ht of way bf.. i1DUlngalthesouthwestcornerof sa1d land arrrl ru nnmg west to &n C a ~ t' No l2454. 1 tree an d t h e towns h1p road In pursuance of an Order ot em Sal e w Partlllon in the above en· 60 feet, and 2.:1 fe~t '.~'Ide more or IJ!l (•d aC'tlOn, 1 wdl offer for Nrle leu; at public auchon , at the door of PARCEL NUMBER TWO Obve the l ou rt House- m Pomeroy, Ohio fown.shlp Mergs Counlr. State of 111 the ahovc . named County, on Ohto Bemg part of the north half Sat urtlay , the 16 day o1. February, of thl! northwest quarter of sec· 1957. at 10 a m o'clock the fol· Uon 11, toy,n \ and range U, and lowrng descnbed real esiate situ· be1mning 11n Field'~ \me and run. ate 1n the County of Metga ' and oing nor~h 80 rods along Albert State of Ohtfl, and in the Township Sehu\b line, thence west 88 rods Oltve, to-wit to tbe ~nter or the f?Ad, thence PARCEL NUMBER ONE. Sltu- witb saJd road to Ftelds line; ated rn the 1'vwnahip of OUve, thP thenee wttb Fi ~Ids h n e t o the County of lieilll, and State of place of beginnmg contalnmg 30 Ohio, and 'biJunded and described ~ere• more or leu as follows, to-wit: Beginning at PAJICEL NUMBER THREE: ed by Wlllia!n PbiHipa, lJird form· Olive Town ship, Meigl County, State of Ohio. Being all tbat part I suit Plaintiff further praya that of the north half of tbe northwest the satd defendantli and each of quarter of "ection 11, town t, and therr. be requared to s~t up what.. ranae 11 that lie11 west of the pu»ever nghts, claims or lntereatl Lie road whir.b passes lhrou.a:h said they and each or them have ln section, excepting 10 acres sold to satd real eatate or be foN!ver bar- G T. Ruth off the West end of red from asS(lrting same, and for said quuter sechon, also except· other proper relle£. ing a lot out of the Northwest carS~tid parhes are required to 1ner of sald land, now owned by answer on or before the 2nd dav 1 Wataon and PbiUips on the west " 1' by land of Amos C. · Rardon, on of Much, A. D. 19ll1'. -. Dated January 9th. 1957. I the south by lands of Cowdery, Hiram Slawter and Fields, and on the east by the 1 Crow&: Crow I public road, containing to acres AUorneys for Plaintiffs more or less. There is a right of (ll 10, 17, 24 , 31 , (2) 7, 14 etc: way reserved along the south s1de • S SH .. RIFF' SALI OF ltiAL ISTATI Th 51 t 0f Ohl 0 Mel ,._ aty ' • • • II .... u Common PI~ .. Court Benjamin HUidon, PIAintiH •• FrankN.HIIIdore,Defeftdant Women'sCJub To ,,. Authorind Dealer a ~!i Otice , 7\tJtn Road, - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' e)ectrrcll , and '"· <r!HI w•le' COMPLE1~' ln•W'••ee Prot·~•oa a:. •• -=... • ' in kllrh PO SJx rM1111 ho"'e Lite, Auto, l' 1re, Poho Call Doll ,, • ,, ·rt D · 1 Mill M ddl Obi Wn1e H0 ""fl uu ' ll' Ill Y s, 1 eport, n ' S('nlmel I'Ollll'TO} 2 6 3tp _ _ _ MEIGS EQUIPMENT IN JJmt'~ Bryant, Jr whose place of rt's Jdl'nce Is unkno\\n , Lucrlle I ;M~;{..0 m j{ 3 ,. 1 n~nl APPOINTMENT OF - 'ega ror-1 I ,.,. ,. IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Blker'l will aive you the beat trade on furniture or applian- 1:. ~~1 ~~~~~d~:.yioe;~~e.~ll~~:~~ Legal Notice - �.. The Da ily Sentinel Middleport • ~ Society Eleanor S<haaf. Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Pythian Sisters lnspecti.on Plans To Be Announced dtscu~~d for tbtli r STRIPED FLANNEL in treatmcrot Wl'dnesday her mother, "Ud white Ia combine4 ·cotton plquo tor this ~pring, 1937, costume suit designed by ·Benl Clalrt. A halter blouse ot white pique buttona onto a .alim ' skirt and t• covered by o. walat. lengt h j acket , beltell and lll&"bt• !y blouaed In ba.ck. The next meeting will be ~ d d at the church, Tuesday evenmg, March 5 wilh Mrs. Gladys Dailey, Mrs. Clare nce Andrews. Mi!;s Elizabeth Duffy and Mrs. E lwood Bowers aa hostesses. SALE PillOW CASES " Clean" and "Omar" Non-crumbly type wallpap· er cleaner of the highest quality. ROUND STEAK - lb. 69c: PURE PORK SAUSAGE lb. 39c: CITY CLUB COFFEE· 89c: TOMATOES : 2 cans 59c: DOG FOOD - ·25 lb. bag $2.19 , NO. l · oz. · OR~NGE 33~ $144 POTATOES JUICE 50 lb. bag .. $1.69 WHITE HOUSE PAINT $4.29 gal. 3 LB. CELLO ONIONS - ·- 25~ ORANGES • -·49¢ YO UNG''S MARKET ~T. - OPEN DAILY - 8 A.M. lo 8 P .M. MIDDLEPORT Double Bed Size 81 by 99 Inches to $1.69 $1.69 SWEATER COATS . wo;·it.3)\ce~its All sizes 38-50, a ll wool sweater coats, not al1 colors in all sizes-O n Sale for : " Big Bon" Blanket Lined Jackets. I;Hue denim jackets with corduroy collars. Fully lined for r eal warmth. Four pockets and button . front. Sizes 38 to 46. $3.50 $4.95 WHIPCORD liNED JACKETSI I Heavy weight whipcord jackets with warm blanket lin- · ing. Zipper front - two slash pockets and one zipper pocket. Sizes 86 to 50. $5.95 MEN' S Men '1 •3:;49 uKtng Kole" SPORT SHIRTS Suede Leather Jackets SUEDE FLANNEL Sizes (Small 14 to 14 \h, Me· .dium 15-1511.!, Large 16· 116\h, and Extra Large J7. Zipper front, knit collar and cuffs. ,First quatity, Clean leather Skin&; Colors: Tan, Cbaltoal, Grey and Rust. ,17\0J \ SAlE $1.98 WORK SHIRTS In All Sizes 14¥.1 to 17 SALE $11 . , SAL£ $1.98 1 MEN'S STEERHIDE SAVE ON ALL LEATHER BELTS Dress and' work bells of steer hide leather, narrow regular and wide belts in aU sizes. $1.00 and $1.50 · - -- - • MEN'S $2.95 Tue~day 'evt:ning when a t; r OUj) O( rt'ltntb fait\(' to h Cl' I c~lu· SPORT SHIRTS Chrome h~ather, ~oi'sehldo leather. Most any style work gloves of a good ~t. Mea's Apple-US ' Knil Wrist - No. 25K On SALE $2.00 SALE 39c a pair (Mo.i • Floor) BIG YANK BIG l'ANK WESTERN JEANS FOR BOYS BOY'S IVY LEAGUE TWILL TROUSERS . ' . ''Tough sanforized blue dentm Jeans - lrlple .stitched and .reinforc•d - AnthenUc Western styling - zipper 1 l}jl, bar tacktid on back pocketa. Sizes 6 to 16. . .' APPLE-US WORK GLOVES RED PALM WORK GLOVES A group of {egular $2.95 Sport Shirts surpmecl $2A9 ••• •• ' . ' University model trousers wltb lapeied legs, ·~~:~;I able buckle back strap, gripper on waist, zipper cl and dropped belt loops., Black or tart in 1\lz!JS 6 to 16. $2.95 - ;;...! ' -, {'l_n1\..tte Pomeroy School Officials Attend . Guidance Council : ' ...... i!UII'ldta W " d .WtiUam ·l!r• -c T0 nonor Three On Fourtders Day 1\r<"t.ll)rartalis Q)uncll. Mrs. Tracy . ladle• with eor· or ctJo:~nthemum ~ with gold ribbons. The meet· opened with , the PTA prayer Mrs. Rodney Sauer, president Middleport PTA, and grou11 aacompanled by Mr~. BarPomeroy. Twelve past of County units wero reco~iled ill-eluding Mrs. Russell j the first president of BraG: bury PTA. Roll call of clubs was taken by Mts. WiUiam Francia, Syracuse, , iCCretary pro tem for Mrs. Her bert Parker, and units representeJ were Rutand , Pomeroy . Central, Pomeroy Sugar Run. Syracus~, Salisbury1 Raei.ne, Portland, Ches· ·ter, Tuppers Plains, .Bradbury and · ~iddleport. · . . An ambassador, a goverqor and an actor will be honored when Marietta CoJJege's annual Found· era' Day is ~lebrated Feb. 14, tbe same day the movie version or the life of Marietta sraduate Col. Dean E. Hess premiere, here. The ceremonies In observance of the college's 122nd anniversary are .scheduled for 10:30 a. m. at Ban JobllS()n Field House on the campus. A -Doctor ot Arts degree will be pfesented at the observance to Roet Hudson, Universai·Interna· Uunal . star who portr~s Col. Hess in "Battle Hymn." Col. Hess, who received a degrf'e himself at last year's Foundera' Day celebration, wUI be· preseot to aaaiai in the ceremony honorlna: Hu45on. The newly-elected governor of West Virginia, Cecil H. Underwood will be given an hcnorary Doctor of Law!! degree. Gov. C. William O'Neill of Obio, a faculty member here with Gov. Underwood . in 19f9150, will usiat in awardin.l!l bi1 degree. A Doetor of Laws d; gree will also be pres()nted to Dr. You Chan Yang, Kore.an ambassador to the United Statcot. The ambassador wllJ then deliver the principal Founders' Day address, speaking on · ~Diplomll.cy and ; Scholarship: Compctitops or Colleagues?" ~ Mrs. Men's $2.49 uvankti:hlre" SUEDE FLANNEL Mrs. Otis Casto Honored Guest At Surprise Party ~ ' ' save <Jiot in this sale of dress goods on the main floor. $6.95 A cake in .the f'orm ot a l~tmb with Its OlJ.e U8bted candlt cen· tcred the dinlna: room t&ble. Col· orN1 slide pictures were tak~ n. Pre~e n t to help him celebrate wcr~ his cousins trom Columbus. Betky and Debbie Hawley, I ers of M.r. and Mr1. Jim a nct Byron Jay l)alley , son and Mrs. Don Dailey and his older · brother, Ricky, Also present we1'e Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Miller from Middleport. bra te h('r blrthllay,,The party WCI3 tl h·en hy Mrs. Derrver Thoma . Thl' evc ninr waJ Jpent soch!ly o\ nd rdrcshm<!nta or .n decorate•\ birthday cake, tee e"'am afld co ~ fee were served by the hostess to Lhe honored gutst; •..,.nd Mr. Cas to, ~~r~. l:lly lhe Thfiss of Dorea~; Mrs. Jack )lobson,• IJld 1'\:frs. Clc· lanrt lit incs. Pomeir"Oy: Mfil. Wil l. iam Willis Syraeuse; ''nd Mr. and !1-lrs. Richard StHers, Portland. R·e mnants lf you can sew you can MEN'S "BLUE BELL" Sanforized shrunk heavy weight blue denim jackets with corduroy collar and warm blanket lining. Two poe. kets with snap f~-s ten ers and two large patch pockets. Sizes 38 to 50. 11 •• • • ·Founders Day of the Nationa-l Parent-Teacher Association was observed Thursday afternoon when the Meigs County Council of .PTA met at tbe Bradbury School auditor~um with 1\!rs. Roy Tracy Jr.,. president, presi<\ing, Mrs. Tracy welcomed the representatives of the County units and introduced the Past Pres;p~o~,Of !be Council, Mrs. Howell, Mr1. Clair Kar~ Paul Theiss an ~ Mrs. John U liNED OVERAll JACKETS and be!t• . her 3 for. $1 MEN 'S 4"LEE" Michael Ash First Birthday Observed At Dinner S~o~nday ~10u1r . n urcall to ON SALE a yard BuUon rront !'ani I"islwr :lpc·nt •he weekuHI 1n Colu mb us wit h Dr . .a nd Ml's. ' J nmc!( V1sher a1•d d.~u g !Jler. l h• I Nil ~ nccnJll P<lll ied ho •ne lw Mrs. F1s hrr who spe nt ~<vera ! da~.-~ 1.1o 11h ncr son and dau ~·. hter·in. Jaw. Mr <JL d .\Irs. Jllhll · F isher n 1~d lons uf Akron wer e wee ke nd g u es t~ of his pare nt~. Mr. a nd \1 r ~. Wil ham l+'ishcr, Miner11vill e M1ss Lena Gruescr was t he Sun day dinner .:uests of Mr. and Mn Harr .v K<'iser. M r~ \lal'lln Waddell was a r ('· ct•nt l"il>l lor in Ga llipolis. Jo h1o Young retu r ned lo hi• •l ndie's al Ohi o University, Alh~ n .s Tn esdllJ" after spendmg lhf! h~ twl'l'll ~c m cst e r!ii vac~tllon with h1s par,. nl ~. Mr. 1n1\ Mrs. Hank YOUI'j(. Mr and ~~rr. . Carl Moore ftl lfl d a u gh t er~, Marlene and Lind 11 at lendr rl the funeral of R. E. Wtl· 110 11 at Shade Mondav afternoon. lll Size 20 by40 inches Solid Colors and stripes AU Wqol ,.~.~~~~:~r~,j~ of the Meigs County were honored guests at a meeting of in Bradbury Grade School. stand here before a large cake combirthday anniversary of the Left lo right, Mrs. Roy Tracy, Jr. John Moore, Mrs. Paul Theiss, Mrs. Vernon Howell, Mrs. Clair Karr . C~ON Yard Wide. Regularly SOc a yard. Big Se· lectian of patterns - ON SALE FOR - 39~ Bend Rotary To Build MUSliN BED SHEETS BATH TOWELS Men 's $4.95 - 1re SALE CANNON SUEDE FLANNEL Mn. Olt s Ca,to Wl4i p!us..1 nlly 3 LU. BAG 35~ A CAN Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Swa n were and childre n, Mar ilyn and Billy. r ecent guesh of his p arenb. Mr. and M1·s Harry Swan, Portla nd. Michal'! (Micky) Atb, 110n of Mr. Mr.<~ . Di ck Aab, celebrated his fu·st birthday at the bomo of his grandparents, Mr .and Mrs. Ed· ward Hawley, Sunday with a hJclchd11y dinner. -~ Low tanltht 32 to 36 north, $2.89 Gold metal photo frames with two-way easel backsGuaranteed not to tarnish . All with colored photos. Single fram es, double fram es and trUJle frames. All s~es - also plastic frames. 63~ SOCIETY c 2 for 89c PICTURE FRAMES WALlPAPER ClEANER POMEROY lb. ........ . ' ... ... . ' ·42x36 Inches has been returned to her Jwme. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P . Klein acc om· pnnied Frank Fugate to Athqns, W e dn c~day to visit his new gra'nd· son, son of Dr. and Mrs. M. K. F u· gate. 46 MM.~"-. ays Double Bed Size, 8lxl68 inches , A complete line of colors . . . . . . SALE - CANNON FINE MUSLIN J::~ . Mt ttm,.ratu" SINGLE COPY- 5c BED SHEETS Sizes 42x381-> Inches. Gee, who are employed in Coluo;J· bus, were l;ere for the week e nd with t heir families, Ann Neal, d aug hter of Mr s. Paule\· An n Neal,• has rcoovered f•o ·• d ·11 • m 'an ext e.llle 1 ness. 1 In thr ouwh Saturday. Ot:eo~aloNI f'tlf\ with locally IMavy ahower'l spN odo ~~ irtto 10uth JM rtlon today anti tonig ht. High today 30 nort h and central to ths law 40'1 utr.m• NO. 252 PERCJ\LE COLORED · · · 2 for $1.49 PillOW CASES .. Mrs. OscM Hardaway, who has ROASTING OR STEWING d wn,. 36 to 40 aouth. CANNON COMBSPUN CANNON Combspun Pereale Colored bee n n pahr nt at Holze r Hospital, . OhMo: Mottly ct.u.fy aNI mu~;h • BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY / • Weather Meigs County Parent Teachers Ass'n Council · Observes National Founders · At John Fisher, Fred Lewis, Larry Gavin Kelth Riggs Sht-ila Stover ' Lloyd Mary ' Carolyn MU·' Patricia Jcr }f c~.ri l yn St;e Knight have started ' t heir secGnd semester work at Ohio University after a 1hort vaca· tion. S.anborn , who hal just bee n discharged from the Army, ls con· tin u i n~ the studies he has started at Ohio State Univer sity before € 1lllstJng. Mr s. J . W . Kitc hen (J ane Yo u ng) is a stude nt at the Prese nt were Mr. and Mrs. Don· University and is doing practice aid See vers. Mr. and Mn. Oliver t eac h11:g at Centr Al Sc hool, Chilli· Michael, Mr. and Mrs Conrad Oh · cothe, Lhis semester. Unger, Mr. and Mrs. Denver KapMrs. Ray Burley and srand· ple, Mrs. Clare nce Andrews, Mrs. Charles Eskew, Mrs. Tracy W ~a· da ughter, Pamela, were recent ley, Mrs. EJ.ldie Str11us:s. Miss Elll· g uest11 of Mrs. Thelma Pratt and abcth· Duffy, Mra. Hfl rold Sm1 Lh, ht!r mother, Mr~ . Emma Billlett. Mrs. Bratton, Rutland, is visitWayne Milhoan, Mrs. Elwood Bow· ers, Mrs. Mel vin Sm ith. Mrs. i ng Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bratton Gladys Dailey, Gle n Sm 1th and and family, Main Street. four ehlldren, Nao mi Ohlin ger , S I'd ney Kl ocs speu t t he wee k en d l rl Peggy B(Jwers, David Michae an in Columbu-s with fri endH. Barbara Smith . Cha rles Hess and Willia m Me· 1 NESCAFE • • i .. enttne e In Local News IR AdV<!rtising In CireulaUon , • ' : Mrs r..· C. Welch visit~ her. I~~~~;:~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;.:;;;;;;;;;; 1 LARGE IRST VOL Vlll Kapple st;lcctcd as .President: Mrs . Oliver M1chael. l'lCC pr esJdcnt , Mrs. MelvIn Sml lh · secre t ary ·• Mrs· · Charles Eskew, a!lsistant secre tary; Glen Smi th , treasurer; and Mrs. Elwood Bowers, publlr JLy Followin g th e business sessio n a number of ~:ames were played under th e fh rce1ion of Mr Sccv· crs and pollut"' k rdr<>s hmcnts were served. lOOMS Of ~ :Ntw , ......ltu... roa I / I Deeoted To I'Jae l•ter.U., I'W. ............... "'"" .' ...'• h•·r ~on, Jarn('S Snnpson, wtfc and da ughler, Sandra. Mrs. F.l~a :1or Wekh Zei her, musit• teaeher in the county schooLs, 1 ha s been 1n Holzer Husplla l fot meell ng whic h opened ":"!lh _ pra y-~ nanny sanborn . Hustlf'll Ro ush, er ~Y Connd Ohhnger . Electwn of Ken net h ~lurray, Charles Haskins. off1cers was held wlt_h Denvf\1" R(l~coe Wi ~f'. James Mourning, R BAED JUBNJTUal ' " I , VJ~!t;ng I 0. ftt lrtallllll Clr-~ aer b Mlddl...... . • I Aftu tbe regular meeting r e· freshmenl.! were served by Mrs. Bahr and her mother, Mrs. Geor1e Childs, llottel!l~e~~ for the Mareb meeting will be Mr1. Philip Meh hart, M:1sa. Erma Smith and Mn. Homer J onea. FURNITURI -;c--;-;-,---:-;-the Campbell bome In Alabama Mrs. C. F. Sha1n were Mr. and for a villl Mrs. Gene Roush and family, c.fln: Mr. •nd Mn. '"t'llt'a m Ja·k-n k = !Jcothe and Mr . and Mrs. Fran . and ba.by of Leetonia llnd Mr.... and Mrs. John Gaultier, Wellsville Reinshd and family , ColumbuJ. : 1 were week end JUeaU. o! Mr. and Mr. and \tr5. John R. Fos~r., Mrs. Ben Spencer, Columbus , were week rnd guelftl Mrs. Hazel Andrewa, Pomeroy, of her parelltll, Mr. and M.n. Frank spent Saturday with ber mother, Mrs. Mary Stobart Buck.. Week end gueJts of Mr .and 1\frs Mayme llartcnbarh , Kt·n t, J B Downing, who was eightyThe newly formed Gulden Rue I two y('ars old Tuesday, celebrate 1 class of th l' Pom('roy Church of 1 h1 ~ hil'lhdav by g01ng to CharlesChrist, he ld 11.~ fir~t rrwet1ng on i lon ~~ t h his Hun Rodney J?owning, T sd· em , !It thl' ehun:h. to V J~J\ Mr s. J B. Dowmng, who ue ay ev 11 1: is a medieal patient at the Charles. Dondld See1•ers prc.~1ded at the ton Gl':ncral Hospital. Date of the Jnlpet"tion wlll be annoi.Uletd later . $299.00 BAKER' 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 7, 1957 is Iand New Closs At Pomeroy Church In First Meeting annaal Inspechon when the Ke-jgs Temple, l"Yttrian SislPr~. met Tuesday &t the K. of P Hal ; with Mrs Cai.h Babr, Mo!il Excellent Chiel, presid.i na:. .• . lllro. Fronk Epperly Jr ., ltlr. and Mra. Vernon Ashworth and fam lliea, M1am 1, W. Va.; Mrs. Alpha Pbalin and Nancy Neuman, S)'Ta· cuse : !diss Frances Gibbons, Pome. roy . _lmmt'd l.a le IY f 0 II~w 1~g th e weddm~ , gur-sls were mv1ted to l~c dmmg room whl!re lhe reeep~ t1on was held. Ice cream, cake and corree were served. M1 ss Betty ~pperly and William Miller were united in marriage at the hn~ne of her parents , Mr. and Mrs Dow ning Rou sh pl ans to Mrs nank Eppcrlr. Thursday lean• Frutay for Au!>lln Tna5 , to evt-IJHI.k: at 7:30 by the Rev. El· ~pend H'\'c ral weeks wtth ht r ;.on· woo,l ut ltaeJlle Bridesma id wa s m -Jaw and rlau~htl:'r , ~t S!Sl :wd AHwr t.o Van Meter . S)raCUjj;e aod Mrs Jla~mor.d A"t•nswurlh. and be~l m(ln was J1m Belt, l.£tart lhet r c htldr('n. Harvey. Rae Ann, Mrs. Herbert Sayre aecomnanied Jeanne and J oe Jea n Roush, who Fa lls ~-!ere to attend the wedding bcstde~ local folks were MMI . Ma· ller son, Dave Sayre . of Shipping· is ern!Jl <>yed in Columbus. spent ml e .\!Jilf'£., Sandyville; Mr and port, Pa , and Floyd Cam pbell to the we.·k e'ld with her mutlwr. Lw:l1le Bearbs Hawkilu, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 Plar.s were ANTIQUITY P.a.ul Theiss '!as super'vlsor • for a panel diseusswn on "How '·· to Improve out PTA Meetings•' · with Kenneth McElhinney, mod" erator, and these panel ml!mbers, ~ Harold LohSe, Mrs. Harold Ebersbaeh, Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Aaron Kelton and Gerald Bupe, Principal of tbe BradburY Sc:hool. After a a:eneral discussion by the audience and panel mem· bers It was reco'q\mended that National PTA Jaws be followed at meetings and thai members be · urged to take active part in the programs and projects. Mr1. Tracy was program chai~ man for tile skit "A Tribute to a G~tt~at 'Lady" "with Mra. Nathan . Biu&. president o.f the hostess unit, as J.lrs. PTA. ·Tbe name "·BIRNEY," one of ·the three !oundC£s of the Orgntiutlon, wa, apeUed" out by these ladles, Mn. liersthel Gibbs, Mrs. Orville Nap'· per, Mrs. 'Richard OUer, ~rs. Guy Ru~sell ; Mn. Everett Lightfoot, Mrs. Charles Fridley .tnd as they fpnke they placed li&hted candles In the three tiered blue and gold birthay cake celebrating lhe an· nivenary of the PTA', The meetlng el011ed with "Americ~, the Btautt. fvl:.. "'Hand-made prOgrams, cany· · , ing out the .PTA itOlors of blu11 · \arid gold and inwlbe4 with the · :f:rA ·• I were diltribu'ted to the Je'Yerlt"r·three mem~' who- were .P,~t. The prOp-arns had been. JR•de- by Mn. Ti'acy. ~ . E\'crtU . Li~hlfoot retll!ived the: door prize a~ tbe 1]1e~t!nr. M00se Locige In Grand Opening • Saturday NJght . Announcement was made Loda)' • Pomeroy P0 IICe Invest.I'I'p;atm'g Fr1'day.Acc1'dent Pomeroy Pollee were coptinu· ing an i.nvestta:ati.on into a traf· fie accident at 11 a.m. today .on W. Second St. in front of the Evans (;rocery Store in which three vehicles were involved ineludina 11.0 Evans-owned delivery van. A car driVfln by Thcadore Ben· ::aJ moved frQm i_l!l pat ked a:rcd Jn front oJ the store into contact with the reir of a car parked .1· head of It owned by Hattie Be11 HYtiell. The Bengal car then ~· versed itSetr, striking the van in tho.. lido ·Ba it atood double parked. The pollee repoft ~stimated dam · 1gc -at $150 to the Bengal csr, 'l· about $35 to Mrs. Hy!!ell's. NO damage W~l reported "to the van. ' • • ' \ -k• :?::~.::. r::~ !i.~..~·~i~b eva, Fla., a p-andaon, Richard, of Glendora, Cllifl, Y~ho . was reared by bi1 grandparents; · a:rand.on. Joe FiJher of Geneva , 'Fla.; graM· son, Edgar Vale, .of Colwnbua aM John A. Bryant of Pomeroy, one cranddauahttor, Mn. John E. Wer· ry, s.bt a:re~t tramlebUdren, $Kat · alalera, Mrs. LOHn Coverlee ;r Huntinpon, W. Va., Mrs. S. :q:. Kaetzel of Edison, · Ohio, :Mn. L. Jt. Farmer or MabBfield, Ol)io 4Dd Mr:8 .. Atonzai CUI(.ef , and. ·~i2 law, ~a. ••ttu\ lJ, · 11~PomeroY and on·e ti.fothcr o ." soula, Montana . stte was preceded in d~llf! ,b her son, Harold, her pa~if!', .:Mi. sn~ Mrs: Jo~ MUler and ali braMetbodlot ,u.. .. 'I . Thursda)' evenina:, Feb.. 7· alter sevoral of ·aerious llln011. She is 11urvived by her husband, two daugbtt.rs, Mrs. Eupne £ , T.WO y OUthS HUrt lh;;:.; was aChun:~ member of the untied various In .~Uto· A00ident ~~~~~·r::~~:·~~~d Pomeroy 1. · The Is the Near W/!U.esvill. ft IIA e o'ctoe"k sUnday 1 [)f the cotftpleUan · of tina I P ami tor the grand opening of . Lhe r.ewly orpnized Loyal order of ' Two youtha were injured 1-'hursMoo•• lod.·e In Pomerov. to be beld ' Februaey day night 1n an .ace ldent on R ou te Saturday and. Sunday on 9 arid 10. ) U one half mile ,Eaat of Wd.Jkesville when an auto carrying six inghli.ahJ of the ~pen~na will boys to a basketbl11 game at Rut· be an lnltlatlon of eandldate1 to land ov.ertllfh(ld. be held on Sunday afternoon WUb AI a resUlt of the accUient, the \he Point Pleasan! l!f~oae 'i.odg<! HiJhway l'attol bas cited as the degree team in char1e. · Ohio J 1mmy Sporry 17, of Wellston. ·w Feltivitica on Satud.~:y nlaht wUI 1 · The birtlidar caltc .w11s servf!d be a danCe from p to 12- p.m. for' .ippear ln tlltn:~ourt ol M""Elli!! C011.n • by Mrs. Clair ~rr lnd Mn. Ver· memi>Crs or the Moolf. and Uielr ty Juvenile Juijge Jpbn c . Blll'•n on charge~~: of ®Wi o~ratlon of non tlowe11 presided at -t~f;! 11iJvtr guests. a motor wbkle. Co{fee and f.ea sof'dtea. The eolnr, A<••rdlng ,. .r thr scheme was carried out ln the A b:anqjjcl and olb4lr enle~in· blUe t.ce cloth ovet a ·gold cover ment for members" will be ataged Patrol a car driven east by Sperry and the center lirrangen)eftt.s ol at the lOcal Moose .Lod.p Hall on enoute fort\ CG~~lton *G Rutland yello-w ~hrysaDthemunms , 1ihlcJ E. Main·st followln,r the JD:~tatory came over t¥ m•t Of a hill at a biab speed · eau!lng him to lose 'fojJage 8nd . I)~~ Candles in a goh! wOrk on SundAr afterooOh. control · an4 overturn. . · e(iltJainer. Th,e napkins, whi<!b Tbe tW.O· ·routha· injured ln the ~r- m~ibed: 1.n · · aold wltb t.b J ·SHaRIFF ILL D:Ji~p were Tommy Luster, 11 words "Foundeft ·~ na~-;· ' ~ lht. Sberift•Robbrt lhrttnbaeb we,t pt ~iltOn ', who wu taken to a. mt,.tS also earr:l~. out - the PTA, to tted today :with flu, &is offiel! W-elt,to11 P,hysleian . for treatment ~ olors. . re~N)l1ed. He retUrned from lnve• and Roger ~ Par~er, 17 9f Well•· . fbe ?Wnt.t .. ~undl, .whlcb hl:i "ti•atlQ a wreet near Letart at ton who sufto~cd la«r:atlon~: of ~bt face~ or ' • • ' (Collti,D""d 'iia »~ two) · , DOOI\ -ihd was put 10 be<L ' ~ Mra. A. H. Fiaber palled away at ber home on Lostey street on r.,p.rt and fwo Are Jailed After Arrests Made Thursday Auxiliary Dance At body at Trevey Fun.eral Home where friends mJy call until one when tbe bo 11 J 11: te t th u ited dy w I !ie D a II e n MethOdllt Church where ~ervlces will be held at two o'~o~k · wlth ba The ~qblic is invned to a :V•I: Rev, Eurene ·Brown in c rce. Burial will be in Beeob. Grove entlne donee in the Americl" ~ Cemetery. &lOb · b•ll in Racine the evenlns; of ftb. 14 when Jo Hardy, wellll:nQ,.... Jlelp COllnty IQU&h ·~ o· eaJler, .. "pTes(des for IJIIUart! "and I . . rou.J danetng. .. . · , ~ event is sponsor~d bY ·the Ratiae,. t;e;ion AuxiJiary ·a~ . I• I(U tbe· first Of what the aulliaey 11_ ho~ will be a series of ''tee~ q:e" dl~s featurin~ mod~ James. F. N"e8t.er1.ft3 8. 11alnl-st ilqQII'e and · round dancing ~yld1 Middleport wu "todaf' li.Jted on ~ ~qough ~nterest is sbown 1n ~~~ · the ·honor roll of 182 atudents 1:0mmun(ty, aehlevlnj ·hlib ·~oluUc attain· LICENSE ISSUI!) menta (1~1 ~~tf 3.DO or better ) A ma"J•ae license lt!Q l;tecn ~ In Obio- ~t~ · 'University's College 1ued here to Fredericit WlUlain· or Engmeerinr. aon. age 26, R1.1tland, The ~nnoullccment ·.far made to Kyger creek, and UonDJ. ~ooL day bF Marold· A. j:Bolz; associate 19, Middleport, telop~~Jlfl Of,Kil'i.; OnFeb.l4 Middleport SIJ IStudent·List...l _ On Honor Rous l.er_ "' dean of the college. tor. .... ~ ••• c " Market Reports · CINCINNATI, 0 . UP • P.rod· uee: Eags: stesdy, net prlCes paid a' for s . ~o n sumer grade.!' ~ltes and browns, A jum.b os ~ 39; A lirge 32-33 ; A medm~s '1.7· 29• A amall 20.24; B large 27-3Q. F. 0 . B. Cincinnati whites ahd browns A large 38-39; A med· .lum · Slli:.:Je: B large 35-36. ~hlekeiiB; fryers s lca~)·, fr~ers 3-8~ · lb 19-2<1; bens. heavy type 13-15; hens, Ugbt type 9-11 . BUtter : 90 score 611 cents lb. rarm. Prices u. EMERGENCY CALL The Middleport Emergency Squad was called ~arly Thursday · afternoon wh~n tt ba~· of 1ft. &lld Y-rs. James LewiS was thought to have swallowed a salety-pln. The laken to Tbe Jones baby was M~morial Clinic Cor treatment by Dr. R.. R. Pielrcns wbo S.td \hat tbe child had -oot swallowed a piQ. .. Two persons were jailed durin& the past 24' hours the Sheriff's De partmenl N!ported. They were Cl.ark Rudnal, 72 Pomeroy RD 2, for intoxicatioh arrested by the sherif£. Tboma! E:yon, Syracuse, 27, was arrested for non·support and will appca• bcfore the J"uve nilc Court . OW:ey E. Kaiser, 26, Letart FaU&. arrested by Patrolman John Me· Kenzi.e and Chie'r Frank Hudsot for intoxication, was jailed,· then released on $14 bond to appear lr• mayor's court. --- ADMINISTER OXYGEN Pomeroy's Emergency squad ad" ministered oxygen to Virgil Nelsoil, Beech Grove R&a~~ .RyUand, Thursday morning for "!I poaible heart conditJon and lett wben it was .assured a phYli~ wO~uld 'Q'>o . rive as soon as pOSIIble. . ' r � 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. 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