https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d2da1449607fbfc29f455f8eddfc37b7.pdf 9f87d5d065e5a9148aff5006b0d858f6 PDF Text Text .. 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 �• • •' :' • . ••' •• ' 1-DalJ: Sentlnei, PQmeroy-Middleport , o., Feb. s, 1957 -- - -/.'r - -- The Daily Sentinel , DIVOTED TO INTERESTS OF ME•GS-MASON AREA RICHARD S. OWEN -GENERAL MANAGER RIYNOLQ B. GREENE - EDITOR National advertisArtg representati ve. Bottinelli-Kilnball, lnc., 3U . Loi.gUao..&ve., New Yor;t City, 16, N Y. EDtere<l aa RCOild elw m~tiling matter at the post off1ee at Porn· erG)', Ohio Sublcription rites: Delh-erv Ly carrier where avulabll!' 30 cents per Wftk one year 1n .dvao~ al The Daily ~enllnel oHice. $Hi 60, rslx months, $7.80: three montfta. $3.90 By motor rout{' where available: oae month $1. By mail one year $8 : six months. $4 25, thrf'e mvnths ta.IO: ~"~ month, $1. ' l\lblishtd every afternoon except Sunrlav bv Tht< Ohio Valle-y Stan· tine). Inc., at 110 Mechamc Sl. Pomeroy, 0 Bw.mess olf1ce phone 398, editorial orrice phon• 397. . Loo~ For Interesting Races Daily Sentinel Day Book ' CENnAL PT~ TO MilT The Central PTi\ wiU meet on TRIM! MtJnday at 7 :30 p. m. at. the achool. The annuM " Founders Diy" .program w11l be held and Pa.11t Presi· dents w1ll be honored. Invited guestR mclude the member11 of the Sugar Run PTA. RACINE PTA MEETS The Racine P T A. will meet M<mday , Fab 11 al the Racine Grade School, at 7.30 p.m. All members are asked ret~,~rn their ''measure•your-waist aprons ... ---:- / · More tn~erest IS bemg shown in political off1ce in Middle· port than 10 many a year. This affair in 1957 Is shaping up ! . : ~ ranks too . ROT AllY· TO Around and About \'rood~ r::~mnahm I\Um, 1 ~ ~tr::mply !"''"'" . mac~me say1~g ~hie~ District Court Rules Pl•nhaJ}s •·. ecralln OLio ; ' ' 349 BrJong To L JAmen•can . Legion Post m in~nt ~no.r ~ diKcust~lon curd,~ ~flnsue b~ .banf.ov()r~ ~ Ohio Farm Bureau 0pposes ' Change I Wheat Standards Grue~er road~ DAilY CROSSWORD ,. . •• '' •' I . • ° "than the now·banl\hed slot rn a· ru .• 1·y 18 and all mPmbers and Just from the atuff our visitors ('oil,.lblc ~dct•ans •re J.wltert 10 at. leave behind-lind which I throw oblne1 -e"e:r did." oul: because· I don't know what the stutr 111 lfOod for--there 111 a pUt for every 111, a lotion, potion, IRd powder to 10 with it. Sleeplna pUla, getting-up pills, redudq, fattening, ·soothing pills. be~u l' s tabllsh~d for more th m All the myelnl, 'from aureo- to twl·nly 'J' •ar~. celebrated Foundl>rs terra·. One frl~nd just produced Uny \\ tlh an annlver11ary party an anti·aunburn pill, and there are and c.tkc for the firllt time this eno~ah hlably colored vitamins The 'l'itppera: Plains Boy Scout yvllr ut1tle1' the darcrtion o( Mn whleh 'xplode chain reaction-Wise Troop w11 orfani&ed and rh"ter.,d Trary to Peed an i'nvent'ory. Most travelThur1diy ev~ntni wh-en they met ers today c~ i: bas of mediat the C. G WUlllmt Orange Hall cines. whJch they take in handwith th• a.. ,.. •• thlr .,.,n.orfuls 1nd tutp• and pre•s upon their ln1 OI'IOnliodon. friends. lf!hey themselves hy· P'red mbbi, Middleport, Meigspos 'nver shots and B· J. GaiJia-Muon District Stout chaird can't be th1t sict. A man; Tom Llmbden, Pt. Ple~~~oant. ' 'box of . l'ln, a bottle of l!lUiR· Dl1trict E~eecutlve; Wilbur Dick· lne, a bOlt e of todlne, • bottle of aon, Pt P1easant, DIJtrlct CommlsOUt Epsom s'a~t• and a bott1(1 or Bromo .toner, were in charge of the I Seltzer uMd to be atock bathroom WASHINGTON U'P ~ The Oe- pharmacy In my earlier days, and meetlnt. Officen Rev. E. P. Brans- fen~(' ~partment 1nnouneed to- we all seemed to live longer. eoftlb representaUYe; lilly th11l the Army will draft I am hia:hly In favor of surgery, ehaJrman of the 13.000 men in A»rtl. l'eiUlar Wiicall, and eompfitent W. H.'t:hapman, The Apr!l call wlll t,rlna to medical d.re. bq,t I -.lso know that Hobart Shielda, Ro· 2.193.1130 the num~ir o1 men draft. a hanaDili -eaii asSUme the propor· com.mlttee men: ed slnce the KorU.n \Yif atartO<t. Uont of caneer at 2 a. m. on a J, Thf' Army Ia dr•ftina 14,000 wlrlte nlcht, and what used ro be men this month and the •ame correetly a1sumed •• .._te nitht number In Mprcb. n c1lled 11,000 icebox ~l10nin1 now takes ob all th4!: ay~pto~1 of heart diael.se. in January. A re•l -~IDvt'lr can ctve you ....._ del\lti'onl Of leprosy-C!um-bank· BranRComb, Giry Mufphy •nd ruptw. TOda)f:, thay even have preUndsey Lyons tn acriptiOilt foi' IOYHickneas, ant1 Hibbs stated today t~at the or- some ~OP.l~ wonder If they're a:anlzational and chuterina of • sick ~~,_, ,'t)ey have no iym.p· troop on their firat ~[!IeUng wall toms of llln• moat unusuol and a f1tUna oba:erv.·[ UNd lo..j; ~ that only like fe~ :~Ui·~'•~-ln~ E•iOrl•tl anee of Nodono11TPi' Scout Week, moleo (ol r:..-r 14> 'qbot iboo\ Boy Scout Troop Is Chartered At ~i.A~ 22. MUMeal ~htent . ,a. n.t!Oie ft, Ahbrt•lalled I~~~~~~~-!~a!~~~ ---- ~ J·OO Ourrent ~:00 Cam•r.r.. G~s To School 2:30 Tennessdt! Janie Ford 3:00 4:0' 445 6:00 ~~F3J'T~;av; A Day ltomanees 5:30 6·00 6:30 ,Jotn:·nal Show it ~~~<•ET ' CLASS TO M!ET The Do.ughters of R:.1th cla~s of the United Metho.di.st Church Will meet Monday at 2 p m. at the home of Mtss Carrie Yeager with Mrs. J!'lcob Gloeckner as co--hoc;•. · 11 110 · Qwl.fT~i!(U'f)-~ ~~~ s~ O!'f ' .':-:11 ~· ~ H 990 On your Your . ""' .. · ...... tblt that form of AUREOIIYCIN ,.. ... opriittle . . . . . or bomepnm or Clther fiiML .... _..,.,..,_ r .. _lA,.... . k'""IHII1"* ..4 , ,... ..,<>004/HI. ·~ ~. he.,._l•r~ ' 8:00 8:00 tO:® 11:30 1~>011 11:00 New~t ' 11:05 Scanl1in; tt~ .Weatber 11:10 The J..ate !:l,ow c-:ocalR; xancaroo · M:oriiliii'Sbow G.arrt MoOre St.'te n ftlr:" Vallail! X.dy 12:15 Love of Lite 12>30 Searcll for Tomormr 12:0 Guidina Ltglit 9·00 Siio On 9:01' Life •• the l'ana 9:30 capta 1a Ks.••""'0 1:00 Katlf''a &tchen !0:30 Mi11hty Mouoe 11:00 Lucky 8 Railch 11:30 Tales of Texu ft.4D8trlt 12:00 Big Top 1:00 The Lon, Ra. .er 1:30 Jr. 1:own Meetine 2:00 ~atiOual Ice Hockey 4:30 Town&: Coi:iotrr ' tfosroads 5:00 Chul'eb's Big 11"'1 ' 5·30 TV Clas:sroom 6 :00 Air ?ower J 6:30 Golden Pla;tbO~ 7.oo Zane Gr&Y 'l'h'eifre 7:30 Bucctlne~rs , . • 8:00 JackJ'e' Gleai!IOn' Show O:Oll GaiO: st6!1n Sho~ ·: ' 9>30 .Hey J'e'Wille ;. 10:0\.. Gunsmote . 10:30 The Late Show " 1:110 Ao !he World '1\nu 2:30 Our Mlsl Broob 2:30 Bous,p~ 3:110 The BIJ Yaroll 3:10 Bob Crool!t Show t:OO Brilhter bay 4:1S See1-et Storm 4:30 ~dge of Nllht 5:110 Jlarl, Show 8:3o Ypur !'.sso Reporter 8:'6 spOm P'atade 6:55 Weatherman 7:00 Air Force Show 7:15 Douglas Edw11rls 7:30 Beat the Clock $:110 Weal Polot st..,. 5>30 P!AyhoWie of Stars 0:00 Mr. Ailams & Eve 9:30 lnghivay Patrol 10:00 The Line Up •' .. ' < • •, WHTN-TV Cha,.o~l13 ; 11:44 ~!:fG .10:00 111>00 Oni..... .lhe, 13 I Cartoo• Club 12:10 NOO:P News 1!:15 12:16 . Jllgn IZ:tG Ne;ilbbors 12.30 Llberace 1 1.00 Ffminine Touch. 1•4! Movie Matinee 3:00 Afternoon film testtftl 4:30 Super Serial Time 5:110 Mick~v M'ouse «..'1ub 6:110 Carroon Club 6,30 Five Star Flna~ 7:1! Jolm Daly & the Ne~ j:30 Rib Tin Tin , 8:00 lim Bowie 8.30 Public Defender. 9o110 I t;ed. Thr-ee Livea. 9:30 I Spy ' ' ' ·l Sahlrclay - Chann61 12 i59 Sign On \ 1·00 Movie Matinee t :30 Bible Tlme li 5:00 Two Gun PlayboUM ft:OO SaturdaJ N~ 6:11 Swappln' Sam'o Scoj:eb..,(~; 6:30 Lei's ·-;ralk It Over 7:00 'Eddy Arnold' Tb:ae 7:80 Fo~mous FUm JlestiYIJ Q:oo Lawr~ce Welk "' •• • ••· .t. ' 188' ond niece, Mrs. Hazel the week ond with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lambert. Personal Reduced Sharply Show High tr<UJ In Flood Areas During Past y,..-11., They1 re Th e MOSt'• owner. QJVCA C . PWY I"RVDDTWQ-LVQTPI. t~to~aJ'• Ct>P!pqiiOie' ANTICIPATE CIIARITY ·~~VENT!NO POV!lft'H - MAliiiiONlDBS. Dtltrlbutie4 '9' {'tal ,..._,.,._ IJld~~~- ' t'f varieties ,....,.. a'e1son, mid season and full aeason depending c.n the time required to reach maturity on good land in an average season. StJ)k rot, corn joren and lea! bllghta eoq. ·alitute bazards that may reduce I Tracton I MORRIS EQUIPMENT I,n h--·-- r.;;:;i;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;; 'l'be annual Market Eu Anno Stbool for the Rate of Ohio will be held ia the Agricultural Laboratories We Are PleaMd Bulldin: at Obio State University all day February 21st To Announce Tbe following clay, February 22 the IDDUal Broiler School will be held at Olio State University. Tbe annual meetlng of tb.e Cen· tral Ohio .Breedin.g Aasociatian wJII be held at tbe new Ohio Un· ion on the Ohio State University starting at 11:00 a. m. Saturday. February 23. Dr. Peter..,D, one of the I)Ulltandiog dairy ruemh men, ia expected to be Ute apeaker for this event. Melp counfy fum people are eamptUI invitl!d to any or all of these meet-'11 lnao, lllueo~-Al..,.il:_e_Fit:::-cber:--.. -:--d Nancy Shuler who bave employment at Columbus wete the week end euertt of home folta. The Appointment 1 Meigs Equipment Co. POMEROY, 0. . PHONE ' . ~ •i. " USED FARM EQUIPMENT WE ARE THE DWERS FOR • ', L "~ 0 ·' f " ~ • ·;. Susar 1-~Wih~· . . . .' · , ' Run ,. ; ' • DE LAVAL <' OLIVER FERGUSON 'You CIR clo m)>ft ,door • ! . H AS THE AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR McCulloch Chain Saws Headquarters For· esALES ePARTS esERVICE * • TO THE MEIGS CO, PHONE 811-308 JaekCuley,IIJr. ; ' 1, ' _. • · ~Flour ·Mill- · ·Ave, Pomeri>y keep the woir from t!W.. YIJ!I CID pile up biJ80r' Bmller Profit~. It'• cally desigoed far - ,p;;m:j 11'>filiiiW Btoiler O~docw . ... . MILLING & FEED CO. Rt. 1a.c, MlnonvUI., 0, - -' 'AND NEW HOLLAND ORDER om~ ORDER I NOW NOW ··-SAVE ·--SAVE ON ~ia=J·~. SPECIAL DISCOUNT . On All Orden Pl~ced Now *Delivery Before February: 20 * ,..__ _ _.._WE CAN FURNISH------· PELLETED OR MEAL WHEN YOU THINK OF . fARM EQUIPMENT Think Of Us Fulton. Thom Phoae 419 POMEROY, • ALSO .· . :·oto.•~. ,~o'Y. ; : QJVCA ON ALL I Ffll'lll EquJpment · FERTILfZEA.S ·!. QPPZ hybrid mended are divided into lhort ' Complete Line! . ..... .. ' AND A ~ram ..t~uo-.u.a CD stag: WE HAVE A 'SPRING SlEDS lil':'DEPJANWV I season. No hybrids 1re 1m~ to these troublea, but me• degrees of reliatance to .PRICES., CD FREE DEMONSTRAnON paron~;~: -~~~==-:~=~::;:::;;~::::~~~p~ ~~1 .;~,:~;~/~ corn and erop qualltJ of the in aey fu-. t~ tho lonlth ~~4. (t'l"•'Joh ~ the wordt .,.. an hlnll. ~ ilaf the codo totlolt"<~li 4lll!ll'!lll'· ·• '• ~ ·~ iil... • Pomeroy Moln Sl. ~y CRYPTOqfO'f!ll - Jlere., JIQw t4t 'Jutl It' . · AlJ"l'bLIIJI.lli* • · · 0. L~; :~oF.,LLCI,W , ~· 14tter alm.ply 1tt for anoUtu. 1D, t.Jill aam.p1t A It uae4 fof 'the three L'a, X fo ' twO C)•i, - ,~; SiJirte l'e\:teh, lpoa.. j 4 speed transmission. Local POME-ROY MOTPR CO. 2. N•" tpoot.l a. r~) C Ohio AI!I·icuJitur.al El•perlment 1953 GMC 1 Ton Stake Body · · · · · · ·· $895 . TD In a:eneral Jtal.lt: rot infe('tJon will ly Mn. lmrM H-rman lncrea.e at ltandt at~ heavier The Letart Falls PTA are swnFor the Meigs County • u 1bort aeaaon hybricb ret'ommend· soring o Jltney Supper at tbe ed fnclude Ohio W&l, Ohio WlO .Khool b!Uld: ng Saturday evening and Obio W45. Mid-season varie- Feb 16th tJt!l include Obic C47. Ohio C38, Mrs llobert Grimm, Columbus, OhiO 00 and AES 80S. was bosteu "iunday for a birtbda,\' Tbe fqJI sea100 nrietiea J'eQOm· dinner glven in obtervance of ber mended for lleiJ• County include aunt, Mn Dan Humpbrey'a, birthU. S. U, Ohio lAI and Ohio 1..51. day. Farmer1 who are Interested m a more detailed atudy of any par· Thost attending tbe .dinner were ticular hybrid are invited to re- Mr and ~rs Bert Gnmm, ~tart queJt Extension Bulletin 347 , Crop- Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Ruteell Gnmm , Varletiet IJid Cona Hybrids (or ' Lima, Ohio, Mr and Mra Robert Ohio In 115'7. 'Iberf bl al10 a book· Gnmm and 11on and Mr. and Mrl- I ' let nlilabl4e publlabed by the Dan Humphrey of ColumbuJ. Ohio Jeed Jmpioovement Associ.aMrs. Grare Furbee, Great Bend, I tion glvJnr detailed deatt1ptian of was aubtl!tute teacher Monday in eaeb b)'brld, ,., ptfi)iJUe and the aboeru:e of Mrs. Eileen Buck. growen produclaa: each hybnd. Mr. and Mr.s. Ba.lpb Webb a-pent , the week end with their son and 1 bis wife, Mr and Mr.t. Jamu Webb of Columbu1. Tbe nn:t few weeD b.ve many Mn. Erma Wir.n spent Sunday meet.l.np of brterest to Jleigs wtt · b her ... _, '-Ia .. •. COun I1 Iarm peopIe. v •• ter ster-ut· w, .n. Ullura Tbe SOuthtalllern Ohio Poultry an ~r · Produeen Aaocl.Uon are holding Mrs. Mayme Holme:• attended 1 dlaoer boJloriDa: the 1056 Jun· the fllJieral of Orville Slack of lor ·chicken of Tomorrow Contest- Syracuae. anti, on Tb~J eye.aing, Feb. ~- and Mn. _Jamet Hunte~­ ruary 14tll, 7:04)· p. m. at the Ra- Lamed w:lth I bhthday eelebrati~ cine Hiah ScbooL Dr. Glyde Marah, Tuesday eveniD1 hoDOJ'_oi theu ~-~ from Ohio daugbler, BeVI!!'iy o, 9th bil>lhday, bAwo~on nruJ ... ,~ ...... n . Refreshment& were terYed to AND SUPPLY State Ualftl'IIIJ will he the P~ Mn. Erma Wlloon, ,.., Bulcb; Mr. Phone 3%0! elpal IMaket:. . . and Mn. Bert Hunt, JOD, Wimpy, The Jleip Coull~ Dmy Service Mr .and Mrs. Charlq Buni, ConPearl 81. UnU wtn hold thetr aonual ~in- nie Kay Chapman and Sue Miller. ~::;::::::;::::;;:: aer meetinr at tbe Cbetter HQ:h 1 Schoel oa: Monday evening, Feb- , ruary 18th at 8:00 p. m. Dr. For- 1 clyee Elr, bead of the Department tf Dairy Sdenee at Ohio State Ualveni!J will he the opeaker for thil evtDL . The varietiea Original maroon finish. !Jeater, good tires- A real buy. BEST WVTq~TPNJ otherdone atngle crop more to Yz Ton Pickup · ·· · · ·· · · ·· · $595 Red -finish. Dual wheels - Sunrise To Sunset Station increase the yield of thil farm by Oblo Alri eultut'll Experiment Stadoa .... open pedigree hybrids oi known present 1951 GMC I.I'Wt T' D :'j r~~~~~~~~~r~.~~~n;d~M~r~s~.~G:Ie:n~n~~Ja~A~o~n~La~~mbe~r~t~,~f~~~p~e:n~t~l j~ .tly~b~rld~c~or~n[~b~as~ ON ~CZ on.. • LETART FALLS WOLF PEN Sign ~:it£' ~ Seelna time for Helga County'• meadowa and field cropa will eoon IJe hete . Farmer~ will do weU to secure seed of beat poutble van ehes and have it a-vailable when planting time arrives. One of tbe Important thtngs, panlcularly in le&ume and grau aeeda iJ to be aure the seed doet not contain quantities of weed seed wbieh will further pollute the farm. Oata ·rnay also contain considerable weed aeed whtch will produce a :reater infestation ot weeds. To ~ sure the seed is free from weeds the fanner should carefully check the tag from each lot of seed. Oealet~ are required to have a tag on ev~ry liCk of seed. 'I'hb must glYe not only tbe per· of weed seed, but all'io the germina-tion, welgbt a n d t h e source of the Jeed. The Oitio Department of Agritulture Ia charged with the r!$ponsibtllt)' of enforc> lng the Obio seed law. Thi1law baa for its main purpose to see that t.he seed sold ls properl)' labeled. In case of question the farmer may contlet the Department of Agriculture to see if Red, meetJ legal t:equirements. , In purehasin& seed fariil!n are ~~~~:':'\~~~~correctly Identified this week as the Dailv,SeJ~· lntereated in eetting V&rietiet .. • · - ·.1 is on lloute 7. near Chester and lli known whieh will yield well uacler their n'u~W being given beca~seof its location. cqndlu- :t'he Ohio AJI'ieultural Experiment Sta~n workhla wUh the Ez.tension Sentce, plant breedera, Ohio &'oed .Jmprevenlent AJ. sllfiatlon and Ohio State Unlver· sity annutUiy release• a recommended liat or crop nriedea and hybrids. Altalfa varieUea , reqom~d tor this part of the state thi1 year include Buffalo, which bl a wilt-reSchool I-24 Farm Pg sistant selection fron1 Kansa1 Com· Col•1mbu11, 0 . -Should eggs bf' mon &.'ld Atlantic wbleb outyieldr sold by the pound or the dozen? most straina during the fint ud A panel of representatives from second year!l. It la not reaiatao.t the feed industry, marketing &· to bacterial will, althousb it will gencies, food reta1ltng busines;, outlast Kansaa Common on wiltand the federal-state jtrading ser- infected soili. It ia recommended vice will tackle this subject at an tor a one or two year meadow. Ohio M<~rket Egg Sc ~ool on the Common a.UaUa U grown in Oh10 State University campu'i slates such as Kansaa, Utah, Idaho, February 21 , • northern Oklahoma or areas fur· The school will be held in tl:.\! ther north is acceptable. Certified Ai'l'icctltural Labotatodes bui'ldlng, seed of Buffalo or Atlantic 1.& aatst:rtmg at 1J a.m., aceording til i.Bfactoril:v wmterhardy in Ob\o rePaul Clayton, Ohio State Univer- ,;ardleas of the state in wldch the is produced. This Ia beeauae sity exte-nsion poultryman. A. R Winter .chairman of the certified seed originally produced poultry scienee departnicnt at in northern states may be grown OSU, will open the program wltb one generation In warmer climates a review of reeeJlt Ohio egg pro- without losine its winterbardiduction re&eAJ'Ch a..,u discun ness. Kenland red dover Is the vari· needs for the future. Edward C. Naber, also of the poultry science ety d~velopE'd by the Kentucky department, will discuss new de- Agricultural Extension Station and veloplJlents in the feedmg of is resistant to Southern antraclayers, gJYing particular t;mphasis nose. Thia disease has been reto tbe feeding of antibiotics. De- sponsible for seriDUJ Muetialll 1a one year stands and second cut· partment mflmbe.r" Ge9rge R. Jaap ting yields in susceptlble red clowill discuss the aUect of breedmg ver varieties. on cgs s1ze. Spring oat varieties recommendApanel of market egg ed for this oortion of the •tate in· • • • ers Will consider various elude Clin~and, which is very Karel) Gilkey spent a week with ment practices m the use of simi!¥ to Clinton 59, and is superher grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. gle deck cages; muthple tier ibr when erowo l'llflt is pre~ent. Lincoln RUS$ell. roosftl and slatted flours. Both v.ariettes are recommended, .Frances Young called on Cora RH:lhard C. Larkm, pGult ry di· but Clintland should replace CJ1n. Giles, recently. vi sion, Agricultural Marketing ton POMEROY'S Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birchfield Servic;e, USDA, Washmgton, WLU County farmers who sow and ·sona! were recent guests of rcv1ew trends and new developbarley will find Dayton, • her granaparents, Mr. and Mrs. S ments i.n the produetwn of mar- new higb yielding v~rlety, on the BEST A. Wyatt. kct eggs, reeommended list. Kenbar ' ia the Cora Giles spent a day with her -J;A;;;;-L;;;;b";;(~"A~;;;s:-;;~~~ older recommended vuiety. ,HOTEL MART·IN ttona tlllld C all t11rN on foand In Oblo WN. Olllo eM, Ohio Lin, and AE8 1100. C. I . ILAKIILII *MEETING ARRANGE IT AT 10:00 O.ark J•bll.., 10>30 You're Your OWD 201h Theater llr and Mn. IMtar 1!"0'1! ... ehlldren moved l1io IOiliW Wolfe pntper11 ot Apple the HalT)' Hill proPIOI't1. , Dally Seatlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 8, 19$7-3 School On Eggs Setli'ebmary 21 In Capital City Satu.JI · C'L----18 ruiJmmne s•·as w: ' ,._,. pr'DftatJie Gatti., ......... ~~~. . .~ -wc111-TV el!ANNELI-J0:30 . Penon to PertDn ' J E . -- The "Sprbllde-cm·J'Md" I'Gr!D of AureomyCin• TV:c_ltcanpelt css. w Saturday- Channell 8 25 Sign On 8 30 we~tern Featur~ &·SO Capt. Mi4••111!i · :· 11) 00 HD~t!.v f>oo~..,. · 10 30 Au·~ I Dru Show 11 ·00 F11ry 11 30 Cowht.y Theatrl!l 12·30 )fr Wizard 1.00 Down On The F.s.•m 1.30 West~rn Featm·t 2 30 NBA Gam~ -1 30 Stake Races at Hieleah 5.00 "n Kine: 5.30 koy Ro~er11 ' 6:00 News 6.15 Sports Eye 6.30 Rosemarr ~loone) Sho'lf 7:00 Satu-rday Nigb.t Jamboree 7:30 people A,re ~nby 8:00 hrry Comn Show 9:00 Caesar... Hour Farm News·· County Avrtc..ttvral A,.m ;,; ~··· l!vtry:i - . This eve-nlr,g at Middlepor• High School the Sel'l.iur Class will ~ponsor a dance after the basket· ba!l game when Logan vistts th·• local team Music Will be recordE-d according to the announcement made Thursday night by officet !> of the c:ass News Headline! Wea•:.ercast Pre.ss Box. Tonaght Si.J:n oti ·--N=E=w=1---.;.Mystery Farm No.6 Is Correctly Identified tt~~lnt tilol -ve n SPON£011 DANCE 00 15 20 30 sll l.O;QP <l<91'&<' qq~l Show tb ·~(f YOur Hit Parade . ,, J I:OO ~ety !,nd..~ < · HEATH WSCS MEET Tb W S.C S. will meet Monday at 7:30 at Heath Metbodist Churct. Wlth Ml's. James l!:ulcr in charge of 1he worship service and pro· gram a11d Mrs. Jstrt3 Criswell as devotional leader Mrs Bruc{· Lloyd , president, will preside and hostesses are Mrs. EH•rett Dav1s , Mrs. Max Roller, Mrs. C. M Hen· nesy, Mrs. c: 0 F1sher, Mrs. Her· man Hnddox, Mrs 'John Zerkle. 11 11 11 t t1 12 7' ~0. ~· • .u. . ' lilt lotat• jabbr. 1 tun or . 1. ,. 1'$1, 27. •Mt11t 2& ~itl• itrt Tuepers Plains Army To Draft 13 000 Men In M h Of APf' iJ The Plice is Richt Truth or CGn~tequ.entes Tic Tae Dougb lt Oeuld Be You H.Jath Metbo41St .Qburcb .will ' observe National Boy Scout Week wl:h Mrs. R. R Pl!!kens, Dh" Motlu::r, and the Cubs oJ her Den presenting tbe proJI'atn. or th~> 11 :&0 11:30 12 !0 12:30 i~i t\i~di"P!'~ · Pomcl'oy 'ftotat:)' ¢¥l)l tbhlg_hl a: Tbe prosrim "The pro-posal to reduce the them candidates for mwi'T!I.JTI mni~~ure reouitement another term. are Ernie Covert . Dave Jenkins. Wavne Gibbons, for tough whl'lll trom 14 perr,.nt L. R. IDick) Wilev, Bob McElhinney, Lee Smith, Dave Miller to 13ih per"'~nt woull.l cost Ohio F Withlo Robm Rr.r,ark 1ar111crs an c.>timated 4 cents a Dale Ddutton. All are men of integ-rity and if We seem in rec('nl years 'have their physical troubles. Today, I bu shfl ,'' satd, 'A reductio>n !redid e ec e WI e a ere it to the administration Gene Grate is becGme a nahon Gf do-it-yourself swear the men bave taken up by· in tt e hmtts of fore ig-n material OPPOsinl{ Charles Murray for the clerkshin Both are experi· diagnosticians, and anybody with poehondrh1 as a hobby to replace and dockuge would result in .1 eneed in the position. Grate having he ld th e position before baleful symptom!! is a social out· eolf, and no greater bores exisl further chs{·ovnt of about 2 cents 1950. Miss Lama is unopoosed. east. Once upGn a time we talked than a bunch of bucks ,lwappm g .1 bushel " Rav Frazier . the thJrd c:mdidatP for mMor, WRS street com- about girl" and baseball, now symptoms. U they could jdst have Wh ile th.~ Ohio Farm Bureal! u missioner under present Mavor C 0 Fi~her Whv h" enrfPd [there is less sex than syndrone, babies, their liVe!! would he com in fllll ::.ccord Wlth the prineJple his emolovment with thP fnwn h::~s nevrr been exposed public- less baseball ar.d more pt>ptlc ul· plete. ' of adopt1ng sanitatwn r~t)mre. . . cer m the eocktaU chatter And now we are goJna to have rnpnt s thal will insure d~llver.r of Jv e1ther hv tht1 mRvor or Mr Fra?'lf'T lf therr ts an extra dash Everybody teela lousy from self-testing machines, probably for rlr.-:.n .e:nm f•:.r purpo'lcs, Of addPd this sorinu to Miffd!Pnnrt ft conld time to time, and it used to be everything from diabetic• to can- 11 opprses the s;upenri comr rrom that Porru•r nf thfl jhrcc·WilV hirl for flu~ mavoraltv put OOwn to somethmg you ate, 01 cer. I saw ~ serious pleee the · f ~ul t!Gns b mo than Yes . if's bPnlthv for r. ll thNIP two 11 J., to f1P f 1hf!ir interPst.q maybe you picked up some bail other day in which some charact er ~~~~ ;a ... ~nm:nta; a~ •• c/~voo..!~ r f'flfprp..J nn town •ovornm .. nt 11• 1, 1 .,.,, .. 1 · 0 to he •larl~ ice somcwherl' I have known peo· reckona you can measure· (ancer d A t' t th 1 I ,Je prese n 1tme e u , .-,~ n , d by handwriting tel'\ts. ef' 1a,·ec. fi~P>tl Pr"hlf'm"l will J1 Ait1 mm·p. l ::~'>f illfl ~ol111ionc: hr>r~n.c;e of thP. P11e hWh1o 'd"t'ltubp dcogAaLLretttehs tlan 1 supcrnsron Is under the Pure .:1..1 ~· • f I h f II I a co o an e a e me The. only answer I can suggest ' ., ~ nod ann Llru..Administration 1 3tmPrluJ~rn~·don and tn ormat on t a t nalurn ly o OW!:l asp· because the booze and the nlc.. f th 1 t machine a roach lo I • or lS s 0 · PP . and it is now bt' llll{ prQposed tht rUM camn11ili!'n tine masked the nagging little Ills self-healing is another the USDA also ber:ame an inspccllave at it. l!entlemen, thnt are parcel to the human meebwlU produce. carda lion agcucy. "While we recogmz , - - - - -- · - - - - -----.. anll'im as It llpproaches ae:e. You re ;still ,breathmg, so you re thP need r... r inspet•tton, only con· From what 1 know of doctors still, alive. Its only a fusJOn wouJrl tesult from havina: and d1agnosi", one man's meat is Don t.~~ok at it and marbe 1 11 g two govern,nr:nt.ll aF('ncie-s C'omanother man 's pension, and the away. U . d peting with one another," w oo.ls 0C8 dlagno"' 1, ollen hkely ,to b~ !Copyright,. 1957, hJ ' ntto sa id. Mr. Woods tcst~fled 1ft hearing~ ' based on how the doctor "hl.self ·F etmr' JIYndtcatJe, lnCi)t!ftr 1,1, feeling •• the hme. If !'Ito docm Chicago on January and the til \ot't Is coated, the patient Farm BUl'f:'au filed :mother stale<:m u~hs. o 11 tPt - A ~1v1•1 n 1w nrw mem ber, Medford Me· is blllous; If 1he doctor has jui!lt ment this we(_k The Agriculturnt Dl11triM Court of Appeals opinion f.Pmf'~s nn rl a .t!UCst, Jnck Lcitheit quit smoking, the patient is adMorkc!ing Senil'~ is expected tt) tlllh~1rlln ~ Art ordinan{'C barnhl'! ')..f' l P in1 t oduecd when Drew Weu- vised to cut out cigars. Diagnosis ft rule by March 1 as to whether or plnbnll machine!! Wfl~ 11 rtood h ..!l slcr Post :Jf) Amerwan Legion met is an Inexact science at best, and .101 the pr.:~po,;t•d 3t,,lldJrdf!i will '' tn Wind ,&, in the Ohio Suprt•nw Mond ,IJ ewn ing at the Legion 11t worst can be criminally mls· be pul into efl't d on June 1 wit11 Court today. hnTI ,(' used. . !h(' new harvest Th• dct-illion , nvf'l'rulin" Olt! At the moment, for instance, - -::---::::-...,----: \1, 11 n avts · c omma ndor, p... - sld · t here 1s t o b c re 1ease d 8 ve ndin"& Columbus -Changes in wheat .~~•t r an d Mri. c corge The 1as an d FrankHn County Com men p]~•a s Court uoheld 11 Cnl umhii S ordln · r tl ~< rul thl.! minutes of the pre v· machine which will offer the lay· standards proposed by the Agr!- baby of Culumbu~ were the last ance bannlnq all nlnbnll maehin(·~ 1 011 ~ mrcllll!il were read nnd ap· man a kll ror testmg himself for cullurnl Marketing Set·vice of u,c Sunday guests of the former's throuxhotat the city pr,.•·••d Dnvls tmnnunced t~at tho diabetics. Cost o! kit · 25 cents. USDA are btling stror.P'ly OPPpS<'<I grand parent.<~, Mr and .Mrs. John ''H' l ,J II t· rshq) lo dllh'l Wll1i 349. And the muchines will be placed by the Uhio Farm Bureau F"euPra· Hamm. 1 The rullnJr Rl so r,llH' BR l'h 1 •• , w. 1s on contum in suoermarl:eu. hus statwns, mil- Uon, it was disclosed todav by "• Mr. and :\In. Roger of newa to the State Lltwnr Df'par• , 11 1.-; 1ut' lnhr· 1·s lnp to pur and subway stBlion, airports N. \'tuod:., c'bo.lrmon ot the Fwld Columbus were the recent guests DlreM.o.r Krunansk Crops Committee of the Oh10 Farm a r the1r · parens. 1 •nfr. and Mrs. Raid other OhlB RohP.rt ~ltit'!l t'Oulrl adout" dl.t st•d tor lhuse who haYe been and the 11k 2 Clarence Grueser. similar ban11• that w(luJd lo.rhtcn mC"mhrls .·J ro1' Gver fJ ve ye:us 1 The doll Industry has so .far ad· Bun:au F~; o:IP.fftt10n . the load of Mfate liquor a~tenl~ ~~.~s l-tlflt·rl ltnlil the f'Phruftly 10 vanccd that a new sick doll is out. m='l'1 10" l!.hf'n !'rank Chl•esbrcw " 'l'hls doll not only wets its pants, Some months 11110 t hf1 den~rth ment won a partial vlctory w en ·~li] rt'Jm rt on the findings, Th e squeaks, blinks its eye1, but aho the Ohio Supreme Court rulml th11l Larh•s .\uxiHnry or 1he Post w111 has an Interns I heating apparat\.HI Acaoss ,. Ullderworld 24. Gully. machines pavin(l' off in frt•e ~a mc ~ pro\'Jdt' 111 c progrJm for lhr Le which gives dolly a temperature . d PolnUnr rod like w~re JlamblinJ: devices Tt r~·· !.(IU! I huiluhy party whJch will ba It comes cGmplete with t~rmO· tlrure 5 T~rumlnr of de. hr•lrt tln \larch 18 th qulred j1nball ownrr~ to rNJwvt• meter and f 1exible mou . a. Cut ftnely a acabb•rd prea. the frCto time payoff rlC'VI<'t' ~ from ( · J ld 1odes spoke on lht· KThat's starting 'em off prettv B. City (Viet · 6 FOC{Y alona the machines, I V1 Is t. 1,. 1w. nnd gove the ehglhll youn'g in the hypodermic field nam) .7. Nbt Jb · 2:1 ConateJ. 10. PulLs 8 Oultar ~ lation "Amuoomcnt de, lc .. 11 tlo Mt J!Y l 1.r, He also ~·~portrA th~ First thing you know dolly will 12. Htrbaof pl,:k1 26 Title "' A 1 1 n u t t I be taking S,tJk shots and possess· 0 need thel!e mechanica l t'ountPr~ tll n~PI 'lt·an . eg cpar men log 1 ~tpeclal slot for Mlltowns tote fatnuy 9. R.otiuat of free lllml.'l indicAtors," Krupunsky Oht , Wllh a driving torce behl~rl Judaing from my own medicine lB . Indian 11 Frqmente reapect laid. "'rho pinball machines , C \'1' 11 ll 1 bonus passage, cspeclal.1y 111 she1£ lind fl'om sneaky peak"' at r ~Mex.) lltfla'pen 2& Turt with free 11ame oltarhments dis· I TJ.l' 'nmulJllce IH•&.rhlJJ ~, held 111 lke the bathrooma or lri~:nds, adults u. l!l•adow 18 Norae rod 30. f'ore· r•..•~'~~•:r'• haww n. llnelby leout 18. m()jt connected, are easily convertt•d In· Sl:t!c lt·~Js!aturc, in L:oiumbu.i of my 11e group own more phar· 3S. Oropptd 18. Crtdlt 20. 31. $hop 38. ll'lab Uap ) to J&m~llna: devices" Rt'fJ·cshmcnts Wl'fe served at macopoela than was ever po&sess· (a~bf.) 2:.1. 32. Whey 39. Ia able The dlrtctor u.ld the court de. thl' ('lo~c nt the. mootmt to a:>- ed by an old·Ume drugstore, when l7. Oft &Itt way 2~ . . · &3. Plant ovule to. Haat.ev clsion waa a milestone In the tight pt·oxmllltcl}· 3$ members druc rtorel! •old drup lmtead of j~ ..... ) aralnst pinball machine~. which atrdles and ' lawnmowers. 16. 0«\)l \etter have been taklnt more money The nl'xt meeting will be Feb· SDiC'~P> HDJIIL < • Coll~lnlsb. '• 10:00 F'1dcs Lodge. Kmghts of Pyth· ias. Will confer the Rank af Pag.._ on four undir\ates. next Thursday when thev meet at tf\e l(. of P Hail :oi'0Niing tO the amlouneeme-Tit UHh•t' at the regular me'eting of th(• Lodge Thur8day ni,bt. All f'lll m•bers are urged to be ~sent loi' tne meeting lnd ceremony. tor Other would-be councilmen, some WSAZ·TV CHANNIL l 6>5!1 Slin On 700 Today 9:00 Coffet~ Time TO lONFER DEGREE' like SOp>e of those dillies the town enJoyed before 1950, and after World War II . Among the candidates for counci l are so me old campaigners. To name one, John Zerkle is an expenenced hand in a council seat. Russel) Bailey has never held electi ve office though It llasn't been because he hasn't tried He got his feei wet twice in races ,for county sheriff Mayoralty candidate CeeiJ Bradbury served several hitches as village treasurer, resigned in 1947 to run for mayor in the primary against Clinton Fisher (another council tandidate this till!e), was edged by SO votes. He turned around and ran again that fall for treasurer in a write-in campaign against current • e11cumbent Jean Lama, was edged again. Mr. Bra-dbury droppi!d out or politics .JO long years. It's good to have him back. ~ Clinton Fisher has emerged in recent vears as a level-headed and cl~ar thinkinl!' business man Tt 's also his first splash in town oolitics since 1'947. Middleport-is certain to benefit by the competilion for council seats and for the mayoralty as well Mayor C. 0 . Fisher must be given a progressive tag Mr Bradbury will draw sup- poJ:t from progressive TELEVISION GUIDE WS.AZ -TV Chan,.el3 Friday 5-Z0-20 &.U\-1! 5-10-10 8-16-18. 10-111·10 12-12-11 0-14·24 3-12-11 *Nitrate *Phosphate CO~EliiE SEED$. . *P'ataaht •CLOVER •ALFALFA Anllttble 1D Straight Molerlllo FOR .AN -F.O.B. PLANT I'BICE CALL Us . WE HAVE A •TIMOTHY ANY Othert'-~ �• • •' :' • . ••' •• ' 1-DalJ: Sentlnei, PQmeroy-Middleport , o., Feb. s, 1957 -- - -/.'r - -- The Daily Sentinel , DIVOTED TO INTERESTS OF ME•GS-MASON AREA RICHARD S. OWEN -GENERAL MANAGER RIYNOLQ B. GREENE - EDITOR National advertisArtg representati ve. Bottinelli-Kilnball, lnc., 3U . Loi.gUao..&ve., New Yor;t City, 16, N Y. EDtere<l aa RCOild elw m~tiling matter at the post off1ee at Porn· erG)', Ohio Sublcription rites: Delh-erv Ly carrier where avulabll!' 30 cents per Wftk one year 1n .dvao~ al The Daily ~enllnel oHice. $Hi 60, rslx months, $7.80: three montfta. $3.90 By motor rout{' where available: oae month $1. By mail one year $8 : six months. $4 25, thrf'e mvnths ta.IO: ~"~ month, $1. ' l\lblishtd every afternoon except Sunrlav bv Tht< Ohio Valle-y Stan· tine). Inc., at 110 Mechamc Sl. Pomeroy, 0 Bw.mess olf1ce phone 398, editorial orrice phon• 397. . Loo~ For Interesting Races Daily Sentinel Day Book ' CENnAL PT~ TO MilT The Central PTi\ wiU meet on TRIM! MtJnday at 7 :30 p. m. at. the achool. The annuM " Founders Diy" .program w11l be held and Pa.11t Presi· dents w1ll be honored. Invited guestR mclude the member11 of the Sugar Run PTA. RACINE PTA MEETS The Racine P T A. will meet M<mday , Fab 11 al the Racine Grade School, at 7.30 p.m. All members are asked ret~,~rn their ''measure•your-waist aprons ... ---:- / · More tn~erest IS bemg shown in political off1ce in Middle· port than 10 many a year. This affair in 1957 Is shaping up ! . : ~ ranks too . ROT AllY· TO Around and About \'rood~ r::~mnahm I\Um, 1 ~ ~tr::mply !"''"'" . mac~me say1~g ~hie~ District Court Rules Pl•nhaJ}s •·. ecralln OLio ; ' ' 349 BrJong To L JAmen•can . Legion Post m in~nt ~no.r ~ diKcust~lon curd,~ ~flnsue b~ .banf.ov()r~ ~ Ohio Farm Bureau 0pposes ' Change I Wheat Standards Grue~er road~ DAilY CROSSWORD ,. . •• '' •' I . • ° "than the now·banl\hed slot rn a· ru .• 1·y 18 and all mPmbers and Just from the atuff our visitors ('oil,.lblc ~dct•ans •re J.wltert 10 at. leave behind-lind which I throw oblne1 -e"e:r did." oul: because· I don't know what the stutr 111 lfOod for--there 111 a pUt for every 111, a lotion, potion, IRd powder to 10 with it. Sleeplna pUla, getting-up pills, redudq, fattening, ·soothing pills. be~u l' s tabllsh~d for more th m All the myelnl, 'from aureo- to twl·nly 'J' •ar~. celebrated Foundl>rs terra·. One frl~nd just produced Uny \\ tlh an annlver11ary party an anti·aunburn pill, and there are and c.tkc for the firllt time this eno~ah hlably colored vitamins The 'l'itppera: Plains Boy Scout yvllr ut1tle1' the darcrtion o( Mn whleh 'xplode chain reaction-Wise Troop w11 orfani&ed and rh"ter.,d Trary to Peed an i'nvent'ory. Most travelThur1diy ev~ntni wh-en they met ers today c~ i: bas of mediat the C. G WUlllmt Orange Hall cines. whJch they take in handwith th• a.. ,.. •• thlr .,.,n.orfuls 1nd tutp• and pre•s upon their ln1 OI'IOnliodon. friends. lf!hey themselves hy· P'red mbbi, Middleport, Meigspos 'nver shots and B· J. GaiJia-Muon District Stout chaird can't be th1t sict. A man; Tom Llmbden, Pt. Ple~~~oant. ' 'box of . l'ln, a bottle of l!lUiR· Dl1trict E~eecutlve; Wilbur Dick· lne, a bOlt e of todlne, • bottle of aon, Pt P1easant, DIJtrlct CommlsOUt Epsom s'a~t• and a bott1(1 or Bromo .toner, were in charge of the I Seltzer uMd to be atock bathroom WASHINGTON U'P ~ The Oe- pharmacy In my earlier days, and meetlnt. Officen Rev. E. P. Brans- fen~(' ~partment 1nnouneed to- we all seemed to live longer. eoftlb representaUYe; lilly th11l the Army will draft I am hia:hly In favor of surgery, ehaJrman of the 13.000 men in A»rtl. l'eiUlar Wiicall, and eompfitent W. H.'t:hapman, The Apr!l call wlll t,rlna to medical d.re. bq,t I -.lso know that Hobart Shielda, Ro· 2.193.1130 the num~ir o1 men draft. a hanaDili -eaii asSUme the propor· com.mlttee men: ed slnce the KorU.n \Yif atartO<t. Uont of caneer at 2 a. m. on a J, Thf' Army Ia dr•ftina 14,000 wlrlte nlcht, and what used ro be men this month and the •ame correetly a1sumed •• .._te nitht number In Mprcb. n c1lled 11,000 icebox ~l10nin1 now takes ob all th4!: ay~pto~1 of heart diael.se. in January. A re•l -~IDvt'lr can ctve you ....._ del\lti'onl Of leprosy-C!um-bank· BranRComb, Giry Mufphy •nd ruptw. TOda)f:, thay even have preUndsey Lyons tn acriptiOilt foi' IOYHickneas, ant1 Hibbs stated today t~at the or- some ~OP.l~ wonder If they're a:anlzational and chuterina of • sick ~~,_, ,'t)ey have no iym.p· troop on their firat ~[!IeUng wall toms of llln• moat unusuol and a f1tUna oba:erv.·[ UNd lo..j; ~ that only like fe~ :~Ui·~'•~-ln~ E•iOrl•tl anee of Nodono11TPi' Scout Week, moleo (ol r:..-r 14> 'qbot iboo\ Boy Scout Troop Is Chartered At ~i.A~ 22. MUMeal ~htent . ,a. n.t!Oie ft, Ahbrt•lalled I~~~~~~~-!~a!~~~ ---- ~ J·OO Ourrent ~:00 Cam•r.r.. G~s To School 2:30 Tennessdt! Janie Ford 3:00 4:0' 445 6:00 ~~F3J'T~;av; A Day ltomanees 5:30 6·00 6:30 ,Jotn:·nal Show it ~~~<•ET ' CLASS TO M!ET The Do.ughters of R:.1th cla~s of the United Metho.di.st Church Will meet Monday at 2 p m. at the home of Mtss Carrie Yeager with Mrs. J!'lcob Gloeckner as co--hoc;•. · 11 110 · Qwl.fT~i!(U'f)-~ ~~~ s~ O!'f ' .':-:11 ~· ~ H 990 On your Your . ""' .. · ...... tblt that form of AUREOIIYCIN ,.. ... opriittle . . . . . or bomepnm or Clther fiiML .... _..,.,..,_ r .. _lA,.... . k'""IHII1"* ..4 , ,... ..,<>004/HI. ·~ ~. he.,._l•r~ ' 8:00 8:00 tO:® 11:30 1~>011 11:00 New~t ' 11:05 Scanl1in; tt~ .Weatber 11:10 The J..ate !:l,ow c-:ocalR; xancaroo · M:oriiliii'Sbow G.arrt MoOre St.'te n ftlr:" Vallail! X.dy 12:15 Love of Lite 12>30 Searcll for Tomormr 12:0 Guidina Ltglit 9·00 Siio On 9:01' Life •• the l'ana 9:30 capta 1a Ks.••""'0 1:00 Katlf''a &tchen !0:30 Mi11hty Mouoe 11:00 Lucky 8 Railch 11:30 Tales of Texu ft.4D8trlt 12:00 Big Top 1:00 The Lon, Ra. .er 1:30 Jr. 1:own Meetine 2:00 ~atiOual Ice Hockey 4:30 Town&: Coi:iotrr ' tfosroads 5:00 Chul'eb's Big 11"'1 ' 5·30 TV Clas:sroom 6 :00 Air ?ower J 6:30 Golden Pla;tbO~ 7.oo Zane Gr&Y 'l'h'eifre 7:30 Bucctlne~rs , . • 8:00 JackJ'e' Gleai!IOn' Show O:Oll GaiO: st6!1n Sho~ ·: ' 9>30 .Hey J'e'Wille ;. 10:0\.. Gunsmote . 10:30 The Late Show " 1:110 Ao !he World '1\nu 2:30 Our Mlsl Broob 2:30 Bous,p~ 3:110 The BIJ Yaroll 3:10 Bob Crool!t Show t:OO Brilhter bay 4:1S See1-et Storm 4:30 ~dge of Nllht 5:110 Jlarl, Show 8:3o Ypur !'.sso Reporter 8:'6 spOm P'atade 6:55 Weatherman 7:00 Air Force Show 7:15 Douglas Edw11rls 7:30 Beat the Clock $:110 Weal Polot st..,. 5>30 P!AyhoWie of Stars 0:00 Mr. Ailams & Eve 9:30 lnghivay Patrol 10:00 The Line Up •' .. ' < • •, WHTN-TV Cha,.o~l13 ; 11:44 ~!:fG .10:00 111>00 Oni..... .lhe, 13 I Cartoo• Club 12:10 NOO:P News 1!:15 12:16 . Jllgn IZ:tG Ne;ilbbors 12.30 Llberace 1 1.00 Ffminine Touch. 1•4! Movie Matinee 3:00 Afternoon film testtftl 4:30 Super Serial Time 5:110 Mick~v M'ouse «..'1ub 6:110 Carroon Club 6,30 Five Star Flna~ 7:1! Jolm Daly & the Ne~ j:30 Rib Tin Tin , 8:00 lim Bowie 8.30 Public Defender. 9o110 I t;ed. Thr-ee Livea. 9:30 I Spy ' ' ' ·l Sahlrclay - Chann61 12 i59 Sign On \ 1·00 Movie Matinee t :30 Bible Tlme li 5:00 Two Gun PlayboUM ft:OO SaturdaJ N~ 6:11 Swappln' Sam'o Scoj:eb..,(~; 6:30 Lei's ·-;ralk It Over 7:00 'Eddy Arnold' Tb:ae 7:80 Fo~mous FUm JlestiYIJ Q:oo Lawr~ce Welk "' •• • ••· .t. ' 188' ond niece, Mrs. Hazel the week ond with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lambert. Personal Reduced Sharply Show High tr<UJ In Flood Areas During Past y,..-11., They1 re Th e MOSt'• owner. QJVCA C . PWY I"RVDDTWQ-LVQTPI. t~to~aJ'• Ct>P!pqiiOie' ANTICIPATE CIIARITY ·~~VENT!NO POV!lft'H - MAliiiiONlDBS. Dtltrlbutie4 '9' {'tal ,..._,.,._ IJld~~~- ' t'f varieties ,....,.. a'e1son, mid season and full aeason depending c.n the time required to reach maturity on good land in an average season. StJ)k rot, corn joren and lea! bllghta eoq. ·alitute bazards that may reduce I Tracton I MORRIS EQUIPMENT I,n h--·-- r.;;:;i;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;; 'l'be annual Market Eu Anno Stbool for the Rate of Ohio will be held ia the Agricultural Laboratories We Are PleaMd Bulldin: at Obio State University all day February 21st To Announce Tbe following clay, February 22 the IDDUal Broiler School will be held at Olio State University. Tbe annual meetlng of tb.e Cen· tral Ohio .Breedin.g Aasociatian wJII be held at tbe new Ohio Un· ion on the Ohio State University starting at 11:00 a. m. Saturday. February 23. Dr. Peter..,D, one of the I)Ulltandiog dairy ruemh men, ia expected to be Ute apeaker for this event. Melp counfy fum people are eamptUI invitl!d to any or all of these meet-'11 lnao, lllueo~-Al..,.il:_e_Fit:::-cber:--.. -:--d Nancy Shuler who bave employment at Columbus wete the week end euertt of home folta. The Appointment 1 Meigs Equipment Co. POMEROY, 0. . PHONE ' . ~ •i. " USED FARM EQUIPMENT WE ARE THE DWERS FOR • ', L "~ 0 ·' f " ~ • ·;. Susar 1-~Wih~· . . . .' · , ' Run ,. ; ' • DE LAVAL <' OLIVER FERGUSON 'You CIR clo m)>ft ,door • ! . H AS THE AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR McCulloch Chain Saws Headquarters For· esALES ePARTS esERVICE * • TO THE MEIGS CO, PHONE 811-308 JaekCuley,IIJr. ; ' 1, ' _. • · ~Flour ·Mill- · ·Ave, Pomeri>y keep the woir from t!W.. YIJ!I CID pile up biJ80r' Bmller Profit~. It'• cally desigoed far - ,p;;m:j 11'>filiiiW Btoiler O~docw . ... . MILLING & FEED CO. Rt. 1a.c, MlnonvUI., 0, - -' 'AND NEW HOLLAND ORDER om~ ORDER I NOW NOW ··-SAVE ·--SAVE ON ~ia=J·~. SPECIAL DISCOUNT . On All Orden Pl~ced Now *Delivery Before February: 20 * ,..__ _ _.._WE CAN FURNISH------· PELLETED OR MEAL WHEN YOU THINK OF . fARM EQUIPMENT Think Of Us Fulton. Thom Phoae 419 POMEROY, • ALSO .· . :·oto.•~. ,~o'Y. ; : QJVCA ON ALL I Ffll'lll EquJpment · FERTILfZEA.S ·!. QPPZ hybrid mended are divided into lhort ' Complete Line! . ..... .. ' AND A ~ram ..t~uo-.u.a CD stag: WE HAVE A 'SPRING SlEDS lil':'DEPJANWV I season. No hybrids 1re 1m~ to these troublea, but me• degrees of reliatance to .PRICES., CD FREE DEMONSTRAnON paron~;~: -~~~==-:~=~::;:::;;~::::~~~p~ ~~1 .;~,:~;~/~ corn and erop qualltJ of the in aey fu-. t~ tho lonlth ~~4. (t'l"•'Joh ~ the wordt .,.. an hlnll. ~ ilaf the codo totlolt"<~li 4lll!ll'!lll'· ·• '• ~ ·~ iil... • Pomeroy Moln Sl. ~y CRYPTOqfO'f!ll - Jlere., JIQw t4t 'Jutl It' . · AlJ"l'bLIIJI.lli* • · · 0. L~; :~oF.,LLCI,W , ~· 14tter alm.ply 1tt for anoUtu. 1D, t.Jill aam.p1t A It uae4 fof 'the three L'a, X fo ' twO C)•i, - ,~; SiJirte l'e\:teh, lpoa.. j 4 speed transmission. Local POME-ROY MOTPR CO. 2. N•" tpoot.l a. r~) C Ohio AI!I·icuJitur.al El•perlment 1953 GMC 1 Ton Stake Body · · · · · · ·· $895 . TD In a:eneral Jtal.lt: rot infe('tJon will ly Mn. lmrM H-rman lncrea.e at ltandt at~ heavier The Letart Falls PTA are swnFor the Meigs County • u 1bort aeaaon hybricb ret'ommend· soring o Jltney Supper at tbe ed fnclude Ohio W&l, Ohio WlO .Khool b!Uld: ng Saturday evening and Obio W45. Mid-season varie- Feb 16th tJt!l include Obic C47. Ohio C38, Mrs llobert Grimm, Columbus, OhiO 00 and AES 80S. was bosteu "iunday for a birtbda,\' Tbe fqJI sea100 nrietiea J'eQOm· dinner glven in obtervance of ber mended for lleiJ• County include aunt, Mn Dan Humpbrey'a, birthU. S. U, Ohio lAI and Ohio 1..51. day. Farmer1 who are Interested m a more detailed atudy of any par· Thost attending tbe .dinner were ticular hybrid are invited to re- Mr and ~rs Bert Gnmm, ~tart queJt Extension Bulletin 347 , Crop- Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Ruteell Gnmm , Varletiet IJid Cona Hybrids (or ' Lima, Ohio, Mr and Mra Robert Ohio In 115'7. 'Iberf bl al10 a book· Gnmm and 11on and Mr. and Mrl- I ' let nlilabl4e publlabed by the Dan Humphrey of ColumbuJ. Ohio Jeed Jmpioovement Associ.aMrs. Grare Furbee, Great Bend, I tion glvJnr detailed deatt1ptian of was aubtl!tute teacher Monday in eaeb b)'brld, ,., ptfi)iJUe and the aboeru:e of Mrs. Eileen Buck. growen produclaa: each hybnd. Mr. and Mr.s. Ba.lpb Webb a-pent , the week end with their son and 1 bis wife, Mr and Mr.t. Jamu Webb of Columbu1. Tbe nn:t few weeD b.ve many Mn. Erma Wir.n spent Sunday meet.l.np of brterest to Jleigs wtt · b her ... _, '-Ia .. •. COun I1 Iarm peopIe. v •• ter ster-ut· w, .n. Ullura Tbe SOuthtalllern Ohio Poultry an ~r · Produeen Aaocl.Uon are holding Mrs. Mayme Holme:• attended 1 dlaoer boJloriDa: the 1056 Jun· the fllJieral of Orville Slack of lor ·chicken of Tomorrow Contest- Syracuae. anti, on Tb~J eye.aing, Feb. ~- and Mn. _Jamet Hunte~­ ruary 14tll, 7:04)· p. m. at the Ra- Lamed w:lth I bhthday eelebrati~ cine Hiah ScbooL Dr. Glyde Marah, Tuesday eveniD1 hoDOJ'_oi theu ~-~ from Ohio daugbler, BeVI!!'iy o, 9th bil>lhday, bAwo~on nruJ ... ,~ ...... n . Refreshment& were terYed to AND SUPPLY State Ualftl'IIIJ will he the P~ Mn. Erma Wlloon, ,.., Bulcb; Mr. Phone 3%0! elpal IMaket:. . . and Mn. Bert Hunt, JOD, Wimpy, The Jleip Coull~ Dmy Service Mr .and Mrs. Charlq Buni, ConPearl 81. UnU wtn hold thetr aonual ~in- nie Kay Chapman and Sue Miller. ~::;::::::;::::;;:: aer meetinr at tbe Cbetter HQ:h 1 Schoel oa: Monday evening, Feb- , ruary 18th at 8:00 p. m. Dr. For- 1 clyee Elr, bead of the Department tf Dairy Sdenee at Ohio State Ualveni!J will he the opeaker for thil evtDL . The varietiea Original maroon finish. !Jeater, good tires- A real buy. BEST WVTq~TPNJ otherdone atngle crop more to Yz Ton Pickup · ·· · · ·· · · ·· · $595 Red -finish. Dual wheels - Sunrise To Sunset Station increase the yield of thil farm by Oblo Alri eultut'll Experiment Stadoa .... open pedigree hybrids oi known present 1951 GMC I.I'Wt T' D :'j r~~~~~~~~~r~.~~~n;d~M~r~s~.~G:Ie:n~n~~Ja~A~o~n~La~~mbe~r~t~,~f~~~p~e:n~t~l j~ .tly~b~rld~c~or~n[~b~as~ ON ~CZ on.. • LETART FALLS WOLF PEN Sign ~:it£' ~ Seelna time for Helga County'• meadowa and field cropa will eoon IJe hete . Farmer~ will do weU to secure seed of beat poutble van ehes and have it a-vailable when planting time arrives. One of tbe Important thtngs, panlcularly in le&ume and grau aeeda iJ to be aure the seed doet not contain quantities of weed seed wbieh will further pollute the farm. Oata ·rnay also contain considerable weed aeed whtch will produce a :reater infestation ot weeds. To ~ sure the seed is free from weeds the fanner should carefully check the tag from each lot of seed. Oealet~ are required to have a tag on ev~ry liCk of seed. 'I'hb must glYe not only tbe per· of weed seed, but all'io the germina-tion, welgbt a n d t h e source of the Jeed. The Oitio Department of Agritulture Ia charged with the r!$ponsibtllt)' of enforc> lng the Obio seed law. Thi1law baa for its main purpose to see that t.he seed sold ls properl)' labeled. In case of question the farmer may contlet the Department of Agriculture to see if Red, meetJ legal t:equirements. , In purehasin& seed fariil!n are ~~~~:':'\~~~~correctly Identified this week as the Dailv,SeJ~· lntereated in eetting V&rietiet .. • · - ·.1 is on lloute 7. near Chester and lli known whieh will yield well uacler their n'u~W being given beca~seof its location. cqndlu- :t'he Ohio AJI'ieultural Experiment Sta~n workhla wUh the Ez.tension Sentce, plant breedera, Ohio &'oed .Jmprevenlent AJ. sllfiatlon and Ohio State Unlver· sity annutUiy release• a recommended liat or crop nriedea and hybrids. Altalfa varieUea , reqom~d tor this part of the state thi1 year include Buffalo, which bl a wilt-reSchool I-24 Farm Pg sistant selection fron1 Kansa1 Com· Col•1mbu11, 0 . -Should eggs bf' mon &.'ld Atlantic wbleb outyieldr sold by the pound or the dozen? most straina during the fint ud A panel of representatives from second year!l. It la not reaiatao.t the feed industry, marketing &· to bacterial will, althousb it will gencies, food reta1ltng busines;, outlast Kansaa Common on wiltand the federal-state jtrading ser- infected soili. It ia recommended vice will tackle this subject at an tor a one or two year meadow. Ohio M<~rket Egg Sc ~ool on the Common a.UaUa U grown in Oh10 State University campu'i slates such as Kansaa, Utah, Idaho, February 21 , • northern Oklahoma or areas fur· The school will be held in tl:.\! ther north is acceptable. Certified Ai'l'icctltural Labotatodes bui'ldlng, seed of Buffalo or Atlantic 1.& aatst:rtmg at 1J a.m., aceording til i.Bfactoril:v wmterhardy in Ob\o rePaul Clayton, Ohio State Univer- ,;ardleas of the state in wldch the is produced. This Ia beeauae sity exte-nsion poultryman. A. R Winter .chairman of the certified seed originally produced poultry scienee departnicnt at in northern states may be grown OSU, will open the program wltb one generation In warmer climates a review of reeeJlt Ohio egg pro- without losine its winterbardiduction re&eAJ'Ch a..,u discun ness. Kenland red dover Is the vari· needs for the future. Edward C. Naber, also of the poultry science ety d~velopE'd by the Kentucky department, will discuss new de- Agricultural Extension Station and veloplJlents in the feedmg of is resistant to Southern antraclayers, gJYing particular t;mphasis nose. Thia disease has been reto tbe feeding of antibiotics. De- sponsible for seriDUJ Muetialll 1a one year stands and second cut· partment mflmbe.r" Ge9rge R. Jaap ting yields in susceptlble red clowill discuss the aUect of breedmg ver varieties. on cgs s1ze. Spring oat varieties recommendApanel of market egg ed for this oortion of the •tate in· • • • ers Will consider various elude Clin~and, which is very Karel) Gilkey spent a week with ment practices m the use of simi!¥ to Clinton 59, and is superher grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. gle deck cages; muthple tier ibr when erowo l'llflt is pre~ent. Lincoln RUS$ell. roosftl and slatted flours. Both v.ariettes are recommended, .Frances Young called on Cora RH:lhard C. Larkm, pGult ry di· but Clintland should replace CJ1n. Giles, recently. vi sion, Agricultural Marketing ton POMEROY'S Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birchfield Servic;e, USDA, Washmgton, WLU County farmers who sow and ·sona! were recent guests of rcv1ew trends and new developbarley will find Dayton, • her granaparents, Mr. and Mrs. S ments i.n the produetwn of mar- new higb yielding v~rlety, on the BEST A. Wyatt. kct eggs, reeommended list. Kenbar ' ia the Cora Giles spent a day with her -J;A;;;;-L;;;;b";;(~"A~;;;s:-;;~~~ older recommended vuiety. ,HOTEL MART·IN ttona tlllld C all t11rN on foand In Oblo WN. Olllo eM, Ohio Lin, and AE8 1100. C. I . ILAKIILII *MEETING ARRANGE IT AT 10:00 O.ark J•bll.., 10>30 You're Your OWD 201h Theater llr and Mn. IMtar 1!"0'1! ... ehlldren moved l1io IOiliW Wolfe pntper11 ot Apple the HalT)' Hill proPIOI't1. , Dally Seatlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 8, 19$7-3 School On Eggs Setli'ebmary 21 In Capital City Satu.JI · C'L----18 ruiJmmne s•·as w: ' ,._,. pr'DftatJie Gatti., ......... ~~~. . .~ -wc111-TV el!ANNELI-J0:30 . Penon to PertDn ' J E . -- The "Sprbllde-cm·J'Md" I'Gr!D of AureomyCin• TV:c_ltcanpelt css. w Saturday- Channell 8 25 Sign On 8 30 we~tern Featur~ &·SO Capt. Mi4••111!i · :· 11) 00 HD~t!.v f>oo~..,. · 10 30 Au·~ I Dru Show 11 ·00 F11ry 11 30 Cowht.y Theatrl!l 12·30 )fr Wizard 1.00 Down On The F.s.•m 1.30 West~rn Featm·t 2 30 NBA Gam~ -1 30 Stake Races at Hieleah 5.00 "n Kine: 5.30 koy Ro~er11 ' 6:00 News 6.15 Sports Eye 6.30 Rosemarr ~loone) Sho'lf 7:00 Satu-rday Nigb.t Jamboree 7:30 people A,re ~nby 8:00 hrry Comn Show 9:00 Caesar... Hour Farm News·· County Avrtc..ttvral A,.m ;,; ~··· l!vtry:i - . This eve-nlr,g at Middlepor• High School the Sel'l.iur Class will ~ponsor a dance after the basket· ba!l game when Logan vistts th·• local team Music Will be recordE-d according to the announcement made Thursday night by officet !> of the c:ass News Headline! Wea•:.ercast Pre.ss Box. Tonaght Si.J:n oti ·--N=E=w=1---.;.Mystery Farm No.6 Is Correctly Identified tt~~lnt tilol -ve n SPON£011 DANCE 00 15 20 30 sll l.O;QP <l<91'&<' qq~l Show tb ·~(f YOur Hit Parade . ,, J I:OO ~ety !,nd..~ < · HEATH WSCS MEET Tb W S.C S. will meet Monday at 7:30 at Heath Metbodist Churct. Wlth Ml's. James l!:ulcr in charge of 1he worship service and pro· gram a11d Mrs. Jstrt3 Criswell as devotional leader Mrs Bruc{· Lloyd , president, will preside and hostesses are Mrs. EH•rett Dav1s , Mrs. Max Roller, Mrs. C. M Hen· nesy, Mrs. c: 0 F1sher, Mrs. Her· man Hnddox, Mrs 'John Zerkle. 11 11 11 t t1 12 7' ~0. ~· • .u. . ' lilt lotat• jabbr. 1 tun or . 1. ,. 1'$1, 27. •Mt11t 2& ~itl• itrt Tuepers Plains Army To Draft 13 000 Men In M h Of APf' iJ The Plice is Richt Truth or CGn~tequ.entes Tic Tae Dougb lt Oeuld Be You H.Jath Metbo41St .Qburcb .will ' observe National Boy Scout Week wl:h Mrs. R. R Pl!!kens, Dh" Motlu::r, and the Cubs oJ her Den presenting tbe proJI'atn. or th~> 11 :&0 11:30 12 !0 12:30 i~i t\i~di"P!'~ · Pomcl'oy 'ftotat:)' ¢¥l)l tbhlg_hl a: Tbe prosrim "The pro-posal to reduce the them candidates for mwi'T!I.JTI mni~~ure reouitement another term. are Ernie Covert . Dave Jenkins. Wavne Gibbons, for tough whl'lll trom 14 perr,.nt L. R. IDick) Wilev, Bob McElhinney, Lee Smith, Dave Miller to 13ih per"'~nt woull.l cost Ohio F Withlo Robm Rr.r,ark 1ar111crs an c.>timated 4 cents a Dale Ddutton. All are men of integ-rity and if We seem in rec('nl years 'have their physical troubles. Today, I bu shfl ,'' satd, 'A reductio>n !redid e ec e WI e a ere it to the administration Gene Grate is becGme a nahon Gf do-it-yourself swear the men bave taken up by· in tt e hmtts of fore ig-n material OPPOsinl{ Charles Murray for the clerkshin Both are experi· diagnosticians, and anybody with poehondrh1 as a hobby to replace and dockuge would result in .1 eneed in the position. Grate having he ld th e position before baleful symptom!! is a social out· eolf, and no greater bores exisl further chs{·ovnt of about 2 cents 1950. Miss Lama is unopoosed. east. Once upGn a time we talked than a bunch of bucks ,lwappm g .1 bushel " Rav Frazier . the thJrd c:mdidatP for mMor, WRS street com- about girl" and baseball, now symptoms. U they could jdst have Wh ile th.~ Ohio Farm Bureal! u missioner under present Mavor C 0 Fi~her Whv h" enrfPd [there is less sex than syndrone, babies, their liVe!! would he com in fllll ::.ccord Wlth the prineJple his emolovment with thP fnwn h::~s nevrr been exposed public- less baseball ar.d more pt>ptlc ul· plete. ' of adopt1ng sanitatwn r~t)mre. . . cer m the eocktaU chatter And now we are goJna to have rnpnt s thal will insure d~llver.r of Jv e1ther hv tht1 mRvor or Mr Fra?'lf'T lf therr ts an extra dash Everybody teela lousy from self-testing machines, probably for rlr.-:.n .e:nm f•:.r purpo'lcs, Of addPd this sorinu to Miffd!Pnnrt ft conld time to time, and it used to be everything from diabetic• to can- 11 opprses the s;upenri comr rrom that Porru•r nf thfl jhrcc·WilV hirl for flu~ mavoraltv put OOwn to somethmg you ate, 01 cer. I saw ~ serious pleee the · f ~ul t!Gns b mo than Yes . if's bPnlthv for r. ll thNIP two 11 J., to f1P f 1hf!ir interPst.q maybe you picked up some bail other day in which some charact er ~~~~ ;a ... ~nm:nta; a~ •• c/~voo..!~ r f'flfprp..J nn town •ovornm .. nt 11• 1, 1 .,.,, .. 1 · 0 to he •larl~ ice somcwherl' I have known peo· reckona you can measure· (ancer d A t' t th 1 I ,Je prese n 1tme e u , .-,~ n , d by handwriting tel'\ts. ef' 1a,·ec. fi~P>tl Pr"hlf'm"l will J1 Ait1 mm·p. l ::~'>f illfl ~ol111ionc: hr>r~n.c;e of thP. P11e hWh1o 'd"t'ltubp dcogAaLLretttehs tlan 1 supcrnsron Is under the Pure .:1..1 ~· • f I h f II I a co o an e a e me The. only answer I can suggest ' ., ~ nod ann Llru..Administration 1 3tmPrluJ~rn~·don and tn ormat on t a t nalurn ly o OW!:l asp· because the booze and the nlc.. f th 1 t machine a roach lo I • or lS s 0 · PP . and it is now bt' llll{ prQposed tht rUM camn11ili!'n tine masked the nagging little Ills self-healing is another the USDA also ber:ame an inspccllave at it. l!entlemen, thnt are parcel to the human meebwlU produce. carda lion agcucy. "While we recogmz , - - - - -- · - - - - -----.. anll'im as It llpproaches ae:e. You re ;still ,breathmg, so you re thP need r... r inspet•tton, only con· From what 1 know of doctors still, alive. Its only a fusJOn wouJrl tesult from havina: and d1agnosi", one man's meat is Don t.~~ok at it and marbe 1 11 g two govern,nr:nt.ll aF('ncie-s C'omanother man 's pension, and the away. U . d peting with one another," w oo.ls 0C8 dlagno"' 1, ollen hkely ,to b~ !Copyright,. 1957, hJ ' ntto sa id. Mr. Woods tcst~fled 1ft hearing~ ' based on how the doctor "hl.self ·F etmr' JIYndtcatJe, lnCi)t!ftr 1,1, feeling •• the hme. If !'Ito docm Chicago on January and the til \ot't Is coated, the patient Farm BUl'f:'au filed :mother stale<:m u~hs. o 11 tPt - A ~1v1•1 n 1w nrw mem ber, Medford Me· is blllous; If 1he doctor has jui!lt ment this we(_k The Agriculturnt Dl11triM Court of Appeals opinion f.Pmf'~s nn rl a .t!UCst, Jnck Lcitheit quit smoking, the patient is adMorkc!ing Senil'~ is expected tt) tlllh~1rlln ~ Art ordinan{'C barnhl'! ')..f' l P in1 t oduecd when Drew Weu- vised to cut out cigars. Diagnosis ft rule by March 1 as to whether or plnbnll machine!! Wfl~ 11 rtood h ..!l slcr Post :Jf) Amerwan Legion met is an Inexact science at best, and .101 the pr.:~po,;t•d 3t,,lldJrdf!i will '' tn Wind ,&, in the Ohio Suprt•nw Mond ,IJ ewn ing at the Legion 11t worst can be criminally mls· be pul into efl't d on June 1 wit11 Court today. hnTI ,(' used. . !h(' new harvest Th• dct-illion , nvf'l'rulin" Olt! At the moment, for instance, - -::---::::-...,----: \1, 11 n avts · c omma ndor, p... - sld · t here 1s t o b c re 1ease d 8 ve ndin"& Columbus -Changes in wheat .~~•t r an d Mri. c corge The 1as an d FrankHn County Com men p]~•a s Court uoheld 11 Cnl umhii S ordln · r tl ~< rul thl.! minutes of the pre v· machine which will offer the lay· standards proposed by the Agr!- baby of Culumbu~ were the last ance bannlnq all nlnbnll maehin(·~ 1 011 ~ mrcllll!il were read nnd ap· man a kll ror testmg himself for cullurnl Marketing Set·vice of u,c Sunday guests of the former's throuxhotat the city pr,.•·••d Dnvls tmnnunced t~at tho diabetics. Cost o! kit · 25 cents. USDA are btling stror.P'ly OPPpS<'<I grand parent.<~, Mr and .Mrs. John ''H' l ,J II t· rshq) lo dllh'l Wll1i 349. And the muchines will be placed by the Uhio Farm Bureau F"euPra· Hamm. 1 The rullnJr Rl so r,llH' BR l'h 1 •• , w. 1s on contum in suoermarl:eu. hus statwns, mil- Uon, it was disclosed todav by "• Mr. and :\In. Roger of newa to the State Lltwnr Df'par• , 11 1.-; 1ut' lnhr· 1·s lnp to pur and subway stBlion, airports N. \'tuod:., c'bo.lrmon ot the Fwld Columbus were the recent guests DlreM.o.r Krunansk Crops Committee of the Oh10 Farm a r the1r · parens. 1 •nfr. and Mrs. Raid other OhlB RohP.rt ~ltit'!l t'Oulrl adout" dl.t st•d tor lhuse who haYe been and the 11k 2 Clarence Grueser. similar ban11• that w(luJd lo.rhtcn mC"mhrls .·J ro1' Gver fJ ve ye:us 1 The doll Industry has so .far ad· Bun:au F~; o:IP.fftt10n . the load of Mfate liquor a~tenl~ ~~.~s l-tlflt·rl ltnlil the f'Phruftly 10 vanccd that a new sick doll is out. m='l'1 10" l!.hf'n !'rank Chl•esbrcw " 'l'hls doll not only wets its pants, Some months 11110 t hf1 den~rth ment won a partial vlctory w en ·~li] rt'Jm rt on the findings, Th e squeaks, blinks its eye1, but aho the Ohio Supreme Court rulml th11l Larh•s .\uxiHnry or 1he Post w111 has an Interns I heating apparat\.HI Acaoss ,. Ullderworld 24. Gully. machines pavin(l' off in frt•e ~a mc ~ pro\'Jdt' 111 c progrJm for lhr Le which gives dolly a temperature . d PolnUnr rod like w~re JlamblinJ: devices Tt r~·· !.(IU! I huiluhy party whJch will ba It comes cGmplete with t~rmO· tlrure 5 T~rumlnr of de. hr•lrt tln \larch 18 th qulred j1nball ownrr~ to rNJwvt• meter and f 1exible mou . a. Cut ftnely a acabb•rd prea. the frCto time payoff rlC'VI<'t' ~ from ( · J ld 1odes spoke on lht· KThat's starting 'em off prettv B. City (Viet · 6 FOC{Y alona the machines, I V1 Is t. 1,. 1w. nnd gove the ehglhll youn'g in the hypodermic field nam) .7. Nbt Jb · 2:1 ConateJ. 10. PulLs 8 Oultar ~ lation "Amuoomcnt de, lc .. 11 tlo Mt J!Y l 1.r, He also ~·~portrA th~ First thing you know dolly will 12. Htrbaof pl,:k1 26 Title "' A 1 1 n u t t I be taking S,tJk shots and possess· 0 need thel!e mechanica l t'ountPr~ tll n~PI 'lt·an . eg cpar men log 1 ~tpeclal slot for Mlltowns tote fatnuy 9. R.otiuat of free lllml.'l indicAtors," Krupunsky Oht , Wllh a driving torce behl~rl Judaing from my own medicine lB . Indian 11 Frqmente reapect laid. "'rho pinball machines , C \'1' 11 ll 1 bonus passage, cspeclal.1y 111 she1£ lind fl'om sneaky peak"' at r ~Mex.) lltfla'pen 2& Turt with free 11ame oltarhments dis· I TJ.l' 'nmulJllce IH•&.rhlJJ ~, held 111 lke the bathrooma or lri~:nds, adults u. l!l•adow 18 Norae rod 30. f'ore· r•..•~'~~•:r'• haww n. llnelby leout 18. m()jt connected, are easily convertt•d In· Sl:t!c lt·~Js!aturc, in L:oiumbu.i of my 11e group own more phar· 3S. Oropptd 18. Crtdlt 20. 31. $hop 38. ll'lab Uap ) to J&m~llna: devices" Rt'fJ·cshmcnts Wl'fe served at macopoela than was ever po&sess· (a~bf.) 2:.1. 32. Whey 39. Ia able The dlrtctor u.ld the court de. thl' ('lo~c nt the. mootmt to a:>- ed by an old·Ume drugstore, when l7. Oft &Itt way 2~ . . · &3. Plant ovule to. Haat.ev clsion waa a milestone In the tight pt·oxmllltcl}· 3$ members druc rtorel! •old drup lmtead of j~ ..... ) aralnst pinball machine~. which atrdles and ' lawnmowers. 16. 0«\)l \etter have been taklnt more money The nl'xt meeting will be Feb· SDiC'~P> HDJIIL < • Coll~lnlsb. '• 10:00 F'1dcs Lodge. Kmghts of Pyth· ias. Will confer the Rank af Pag.._ on four undir\ates. next Thursday when thev meet at tf\e l(. of P Hail :oi'0Niing tO the amlouneeme-Tit UHh•t' at the regular me'eting of th(• Lodge Thur8day ni,bt. All f'lll m•bers are urged to be ~sent loi' tne meeting lnd ceremony. tor Other would-be councilmen, some WSAZ·TV CHANNIL l 6>5!1 Slin On 700 Today 9:00 Coffet~ Time TO lONFER DEGREE' like SOp>e of those dillies the town enJoyed before 1950, and after World War II . Among the candidates for counci l are so me old campaigners. To name one, John Zerkle is an expenenced hand in a council seat. Russel) Bailey has never held electi ve office though It llasn't been because he hasn't tried He got his feei wet twice in races ,for county sheriff Mayoralty candidate CeeiJ Bradbury served several hitches as village treasurer, resigned in 1947 to run for mayor in the primary against Clinton Fisher (another council tandidate this till!e), was edged by SO votes. He turned around and ran again that fall for treasurer in a write-in campaign against current • e11cumbent Jean Lama, was edged again. Mr. Bra-dbury droppi!d out or politics .JO long years. It's good to have him back. ~ Clinton Fisher has emerged in recent vears as a level-headed and cl~ar thinkinl!' business man Tt 's also his first splash in town oolitics since 1'947. Middleport-is certain to benefit by the competilion for council seats and for the mayoralty as well Mayor C. 0 . Fisher must be given a progressive tag Mr Bradbury will draw sup- poJ:t from progressive TELEVISION GUIDE WS.AZ -TV Chan,.el3 Friday 5-Z0-20 &.U\-1! 5-10-10 8-16-18. 10-111·10 12-12-11 0-14·24 3-12-11 *Nitrate *Phosphate CO~EliiE SEED$. . *P'ataaht •CLOVER •ALFALFA Anllttble 1D Straight Molerlllo FOR .AN -F.O.B. PLANT I'BICE CALL Us . WE HAVE A •TIMOTHY ANY Othert'-~ �• ·Panther~, Jaekets·Play At Home Tonite Sfiigeclng USC COLLEGE Racine, Rutland BASKETBALL HaveNextTo Last Contests l'.J£es Man From Staff For Co~ch NEW SPEED KING, •••• 1 j~f~...,~~~~who tt e Seleet Onlfl l'lte Ver., Best Portlanders Add Another Scalp Lod To Victory List • lalJsed~ars Raci-ne s. Srd Ave. llllddleport TO MilT RIDL NEW YORK UP - Paridy DeMarco, the f o rIll. e r Ughwelrh\ champion from Brooklyn, w fll meet Stefan Redl of Germany, tn a 10-round bout at St. Nichol~! Arena on Febi-uary 18. In addl· tion, Willie BeamanoU of Ber~h­ haa slined to mel!t Oal•ln Wilson In another to-rounder on Feb. a$. Excellent conclltlon. R&H; 11•w tires. A Chrylllir trad•ln. WAS fllt&. NOW $1095 4 ~ (8), Jet black. This Is a Steal. ' WAS-$1095 . 1950 FORD r . PBONII 8023 MIDDLEPORT .. ' SEE: Da!l:~rS.ntlnfl . PoiJie!OY~)!Jddleport, o., Feb. &, 1957~ Rank High In Nation's S!'!~~~e~!~?o~~~~~,~~,?~, nationot · reatonat vUJe'1 bia: Jim Sm1tb took over .1.!Je lead among the l':!.horl'• small co11J1e rebounden today , while John Carroll of Cleveland contin· ued to rank amonl!l th,.. top te.1r:1!1 h: .,fflmlle. Smllh has gathered in 318.,rt· bound:s in 13 cames for a 24.3 arengt-. lferb U k~ J \'oun p ... town\\ .. l1ted in .,ird place 'ft·itt 327 rebounda in 1~ games ror , 2i.8 U\'U~ge. Two Oblo college players Wl!rE listed :~mon1 the nation'• top t, •. ,. in l1eld joal percentaje. Fre.h· 1\\all ~.f;ckf!)' Yugovlch or Young:1 town n.nkt tbirji with a .::,77 mark. hlttlnl 113 llho tJ in 196 at· tt!mpts Sophomore Bill Roof or ,.or;, Jlili "I ;"Mf.. Cl ' ' · WJ: oomhJ~ono, IUpte'c.y,Wrott 1:. ·Va: on~ t:gd Jtt · tompl~te 'k •ond · ~uJblllf· ~ J. Were S0bdly "fYerifni: di gueltJ of their ,._renll, Mr. Mrs. S. A. WYatt. •it ' 1955 PfjiiiOirt~ .. Beautiful Bl.ac)t: and Red P1Yfll9Uih Bellede<!> Hal'd Top, Power F.llte llrl~e - r~clio, !~eater, wbllj; w,ll ~ ,;,. v.a motor- A re'IJ buy. •. · . ' points and Diet Garda Akron \cpt in tbe tblC!k of the 19 for tbe winnera. Ohio Conferenc:e basketball • ·r ' ,_ Aaron ol Mil- neWar o 0 o. Tptala ttl centage, 111 of 5fJ W<>RTH MORE THAN GOLD COALTON: Ted Dluo 2 1 O: E. Dempsey e ~ 12i-Maek Trace 7 8 21!; V. Gillum 2 2 8; 11. Maerker 2 t . 5; M. Brau 4 1 t; • · Reterve aame tuab, aeorers were for Ruth-nd, Oetnjah and Gra~f. eight eaeh and Qoalton high 00:1 was Tod Bit(io with etsht. SHOT-GUN sHOOT 1 P.lll. 'Til Dark Es. • '. . '' • • • SERVICE CENTIR • ' · · • .._ . ' r--.;....o · ·- h ·•THIS WEElt OHLY ALL SPECIAL$ !~'trj.LLED Monday evenine. ' · l!ieo BAKER · "'- FURHI1Ull , ~~~~~-ftela ......~ · Jiiiil NEED A PICKUP? We bave a gOOd '50.Cbevrolet !> ton pickup. Good body; Radio and Hellier. • Jtor. ' FOR :REPRICERATORS . . Vi&itina Mr. •nd Mrs. Clarence Newell Sunday were Mr..Robert StewiJ't q( Mai!OJ':t and 'Mr.' and M". G:eorle ,J,rrers ahd facytily of New Hoven. Efltltt71111der, radio and'Ieat;,~nialtl!, fiiO.tone palitt. o, F.Cl;i PI~UP .................... ;.. ::.; .... :.......... Gf Tbe RESULT" ~'ft:,r .:J""'"" Lo$ A~~;ll,~;!:! t&a Lot Attttl~ •utpol lisaU last week Fontln...l, IHM, Son Fr.OCioco, from ca!Uorilla to Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Gre1ory ()f NapoleOJ;I, OhiO: were over night .-~ of llr. ond Mn. Ted Riley Ohio. 10. . A ~ ...... . 11n. Jo~ Hoaeher 'If w,.,.•i!tY,c:lrol·t··, lt iunbta v!olted Mr. And)' ~ · ·.<llptms ---- *DINNER *MlETitiiG N $1995 ~ • -I MAN: i ·· ~ '-'r 1 •.,..tnt Pilsro.N· · ~.... . ' ~·· . ·. . : . ~ '· ···n IJ,•· FRI"~~y FOIQ. ~!t · ·. . ' · , MlqDLEf!DT q, '· .. . f" . , ,.;.. .... ~·· ...... ... ' . ..'·, NOW Sedan. Henry's Best 4 door. The cor with the pep and zing Gf cL frisky colt. Two tone Beige CopP4r · finish. Auto-matic drive, white walls, .one local owner. ON DISPLAY $1J95 • . ltttOUSMoiiE "88'' ...... · · .... · .... ·...... ·............ $1195' M tfOor .• , lUcllo ailll beater • , . bydram.. · ~, ,~, • .. ; 1954 Ford·· Crestline 4 Door :W'itutei~ tw0-.14n• ~alnt. •. , ·~ proud to own. Power Steering, Atit&-moti<t Drive, Radio, H~ttt. See it today. Ja,IJ IMt GMoU1 ,..... DOOR ................... ..' ..... .... • $1ft$ . 1953 Cadillac s;.~ Siries 62 $149~ . "Super 88" 4 door Sedan. Drive this ~potk\irig l::ieciuty today. A cor yoU'll bi tt~· M.ERc:URT MliR DOOR SED~ ... •.... •....... ~.· ...... · $89~ &I~~..._., two-tb~ep;lnt. 1~54 Oldsmobile Holiday Coupe. Beautiful green arid white Hard Top with like new white wall tires. V-8 Rockef'engine, Hydromatic Drive, Power brakes, Radio, Heoter,, Scifety tested One! in top C:onl:lition. ,. .s li iju!ld•r , •. 17,<i00 actual miles •.• one o'tl'ller. • FOR A LISTING OF TODAY'$ ~~ ·toB.PICKUII. TRUCK ....'.............................. $1095t 19f6 STOP AT ALLEN APPLIANC:t · •:· . dean •. , one own•, . otfler ,._,e •PP'itillee• or 1.&6JOID cot,INTiY caiJijj .. -... ..:.::.. :: ................. $239! . -· • . . $~99.00' $49$ MEIGS MOTOR CO. ... ' • . Mr. Gorden )'oung and son Bud· dy motored to Columbus, Ohio Friday to visit relative&. They returned Sunday, recimU)·. ' ' ;(, I 1 Mr. ilnd Mn.. Delbert Gaul, SumTiresl!xeellent- Has I O . - - - - - - - - - - - ' I n e r , v!.lited Mr. and Mr1. Marion l Wood. A pJeture of the Pomeroy var)ln. Nora Balley and Mrs. Jensitj bastetbaU squad <!'roased the nle Abbott, Flatwooda, S(Klnt SunSport.ll Desk tbls w~k. Wasn't that day afternoon with )(n . .BUiy Cle· runo, ha;j _ld., double the n.oW a SOPI' expreuion on man of land. eillm 0teti •18.000 he nd!Ved tut the· caaen' faces1 Well, there wa1 Mr. and llrL Marion Wood and N. !ad Ave. RaiOn. a reason Cor it belni there. lin. Christy spent an after. 1 Attbi!'o of tenuo lolt 4.The Panthers wanted to win the noon With Mr. and Mrs. Eber ooutbpaw W•J:'•n. spa~~ . •• the pme th1t wu too starl in Ilt Warner. IBtoveo• · leo<lllii player still un- mlnutu ll'om the time the shot krs. E. E. Barnhart was taken llglted, · Wll ftl4pped and they were deter· 1.0 the Holzer Hospital, Saturday mined to du il W~lston had where she is being t-reated for dump~ them 'ft3.60 lalt month. It pneumonia. Rev. Barnhart is ill was either win the fray soon to at hl" home. ... •-,..,· M. Rroi... , . o~n or face unbappiness on the: ~~ EJ.don Will and Mrs. Henry .y • .. part of Coach Dick "Retton, of Dailey. Syraeu1e. recently visited Mr. and. Mra, Charles Rife bad their many rooters in schOol ahd Mrt.- Billy <Jieland. . aa week epd ".UeSt• ·tludr cbUdr~ of Cans out of srhool. Mrs. La·.vrenee Smith, Mrs. ~tr .and ~~~- Ed 'Rt.ilnhard · W,d. The pJloto,grapher tried to Thomas WE'ber and Mrs. Clair children, ~ck:f, Vicky atrd Rand):; crack a little joke before opening Newell spent Thursday in ColumCaldweU, Oh~o; Mr. a_nd Mrs. , his shutter. Jt didn't work. Tbty but. G_corge Beve&'Jdge _alld son, Fred· didn't even bere him. They· were Krs. Ziba Midkiff and Mrs. Por-~~ die, ot l;lebrOt;~,_.Obu); :Mr. and Mrs. thinking a.JJ out Friedenmaker, ter Midkiff, Hemloek Grove, reJoe Rife an~ d~u&h~rs_. Karen and Potts, and a couple of boys nam~ eentJy viaik-d with Mrs. Frank lJnda, ChiJUco!Jae. Ohio; Mr. and Waltoo. Gaql and Mrt. John Wickham. Mrs. Harold Ri_fe and aon, ~lly' Nevertheless, they went ouf and MJss Barbllt'a Jo Wilson, Columor .Albany,. Ohlo; Mr. and Mrs. won fol'" themselves a game tllat bua. L1 visitJns her aunt, Mrs. Ray Brooks•. Cabin Creek, W. Va. ~~:ave tl'lem a .!ltrong bold on third Cleo Smith. and Jack RJfe ~f Sl Albar.s, W. place in th~ SEOAL this season Mrs. John Ha;yei hi• been re. Va. AOO W. V. Rife. · . with but two games to play This turned home from the Sehaekel !21 E. Main Sl. Mr .md. Mr11. 0.- M. Rife spent Js no little aehleo.>ement in a Clinic. Saturday eve~ing wiilh ,Mr and league as evenly balanced as Is . .;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;==;l;: Mrs Charles R1f~ and famiLy. Thc:>y the Southeastern ~hi 1 year and tO I' alto ealled. on hia parents,,. Mr. and bounUfully supplied with talent u well. ·Mnc.•W. V:' Rife. Mr. Charles Rife ·is Slowly reAnyone wtth half an e;ye un cov~rlng from his most -recent _op- see that DJ<!'k Retton has injected eratlon at the Veterans Hospttal 1.g. the Pabtllets this year a llypoat Huntt~gton. W. Va. He is at dermic full (.{ whatever it takes to home now. make high schoolera waot to play Mr. and Mrs. carl Beane and' and cx~U Jt baskelba1l And they show the too. reau1t of excellent indaughter, Mrs. Mae Lavender 1 Siruction, . . Bidwell, Ohio called on Mr. and ner~ Is liOthing· else 81! thrili,J.ng Mra. ~harles Rife t:uesday. tn bllsketball as tbe lkillf\illy ~eMr. and Mrs. Daye Canode edted fast break. Pantben Carpenter, Olli~ called ·on h. don·~ casb in on tbelrs iivety time. pareQta. Mr. ahil Mrs. w. v . Rif8~ ':fhey ha·ve riiade an ,ffe'c tive ,and S.unday evening. ~vastltlpg weapon pf it; though, Bhd its Worth ·thi:! priCe ~t. 8. duT/Sgt. WilliAm HaiQ!d llUt baa cat tp see jt anytime tb! Pinthert . hts disehara:e hOm tti~ Air Fore~ take the noor. after nl!le yeats ~ce. He en-.,...,..,..---'--terea OhiO Unlye•t;.ty at Athena, FI·G~'T ' Februory 81b · ~~~d ti•1 movel! bla n · ' IJ . . , , , , _, , , •• ••Oooo Qt. ~.IInder . . . . , , ~iVdtl"h, with two-tone palnL . .. II · VWelh tor'betatu ' . !tUtl$ ~~~ ·" ~=. ~·~r~ ·~~.;;~ ~~ ·;~~~~;:~~~ :~~~ ~~-~e~!~!-, MUFRER.itCJAL - - . . , Mo~oRs~· IN H';~~~~;PJI ' " Mr. and Mrs. Alva 1 u1Iiver and Wiillatlhl of Point W. Va. visited Mr. anct Mrs. CUfford JohfiSon and mother }frs. !"'annie make · S!.tnday. ll~r:;,,~Ki.-;-ese duri~g . C.!s~re L&unclry Days 19M teiD VIC1'8RII. ·.. ····.... · .... ·...................... · $1295 *SEAT COY * . ' . .&en. 1·953 IUfEK - - ~ •••'~~',._ . : •:••iou.,..,n~o l uoo•• :••• $794 Radio and heater . . . dyn~ow drive, livo I 0.11e Pl!!ll . J9jj ,,. ' MAIIAiNE ~ ~~•••::: ,,.. Two .-o!w. 4li !u~a~~i.~~. ••• .•• '· , . too n 1 -..\ .~ ~~ '• 19$3 tt~Mfoi.Et 150 SERIIS .. · · .. · ........ ·· · .. •·.... · .... · $69~ Healer, two tone paint. ·.' Mr. Clarence Smitb who i!l atRadio and Television teftdlng Teebfti~_lan S<!bool at Charleston ap"nt the weekend with his chii· ......... ....... .... . ............... ' - ' eFftU INSTALLATION , at:AIJTtfis.;. AU iF iiiiloi slwt• . TRY OUR • ' j ONL"«, LEFT TO. WIN A S'I'OP IN TeDAY AND $U OQ til' TRESE tow 'PJiJC::ED, RIGB 4tf.P,ITl" II " l J hla IS .WASTING ANI) ~~ter· • • • 31.000 tliuts POMEROY OHIO BY I Llo"d F ox who has been ill at hOme has shown l.uprovetnent Mr11. Altb.ur J~man and Mrs. LoulS .Henne~ of T~Jedo, Ohio spent the .ftck end with Mr. ar.d Mn. Chcstt!r Oli'illP 1ad· family. · Mr. and Mr.s. James fam.Uy are Mrs. M·ar· and dtilfuol"n of Colum- ' • rnile sand straightn•vaJ today In '' fl!lhlg mile" time trails. attemps. Jilt 22 of 63 1"0 attempts. . · DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. UP· Sotne 100 of th e fastest American and European sports ears wetc scheduled to roar down the fh•e· (111-29) 46. Pe,.; ro I , OfNew fii .......... -~~ - ·~ :TELEVISIOH 100 Fastest Cars Ready For Trials ln Flying Mile 'l'he ra1'e& we~ st httdulcd f..,r Thur::.day but were calle4 9fl b~ .:au~e ohan wQvc·1 left a bumpy aud dangcrou~; l " , ' K ~n-e.r t\,le lij!~d-paJ:·ke.d s':l l;t\. 'l'h(! · f'aces are spomr)red by NASCAB as P-art oc the annual "~pf'e lweck!· ' ci~SMlC. ~ a, Clarlc. Allen Mrs. George Pylea re~i ved Neltonville--Pomeroy game meet" wotd cf the deat.h of her uncle, AI- the winner of a Welllton..Jaekson bert Oblinger, at· hll home in match . Winners of tbi.'> semi rinal Lookout, W. va. t h et at 2 g1 d Buel Ri'dtnour and son. J im. mae me p.m. a ur ay afternoon, Feb. 16. spent Monday in Cohtmbus on 1 buslnes11. Coaeh Alex Cilo of Pomeroy will )litis Marjorie Hoffman spent l-ake to the tourney Ed Bartt>la, BtJ-C'7"-"KW-:-H-:-EAT but Larry Ednwftdl of Kent took !';f'orm, honort for the evening with 32• Rutand pulled into a small lead on fl'lll occa1ton• in the third quarter but could not hold oa, the quarter ending 89-rt. ' Score by quarters: Rutland 14 22 37 foil Coalton 18 28 39 57 RUTLAND: Eado 2 7 It: D. Carson 2 0 4; Larry DUJan 3 II 11; ft. Tul'iler" 1 3 II; Jim Graltam 7 1 1.5: Ronnie Rlee CHESTER are not eP- '"'d in Ihe - tourney, which i• made up of se-ve-n teams. On Fel, 15 lbe winner o( Lhe Park-~ ~u~r~,~a~nd~\\~1~11t:•:m~W~i:IJO~n~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ oeoepfu<e i\vilb&· 1pol~s. land Thursday night wltb Jim Graham high man having 111 polnt.R ft7--46 in the varslty 1able and 3432 In the reserve 1ame. Middleport. FI'OIIb </ enbur1 ,apent week end with Mr. and Mn.the 'Jbeo Croy, Mr. -aod Mn. Roger Epple. Clillord Beaver, Cireievllle. spent a fe;w dan witb h1t brlltbct. Mr. and Mn. Henry Beaver. Mrs. Letha Koblent% and Mrs. Slna Bailey were in Parkersburg TaliaehiH rua.ron F~r Double Salary ~-i956 ~ace Rutllmd lost both ends of a doubleheader lo Coaltort In Rut· .' . ' .:.:.·..!i •·· ~ for l . Ohio squads came out til• 1JGI'H Thuraday ntght with a 75-48 _vic· tor wear in aames wit~ OU!if~ tory over otterbein· for tht Zip· para' ftfth l~iJUe win againlt tWo state opponents, with Jlu~U paatlnJ Baldwin-Wallace, 102-ao; loues. Western Michipn de!catlng Ke~t Fred Goldlna led the Zips witt\ State, 9&llll to a Mld·;\Dierle.. 22 polnta in banding Otterbein its Conference contest, and EQtefn 11th defeat in 13 gamel. · Kentucky beatinJ TolRo, IJ().$. Youngstown downed Geneva of Wooater led all the way in de· Pennsylvania 90-7ft. featlng vi.!litlng Matietta, 86-tm, with Dan Thomas acorlne 23 At Kent. the lead ehant:ed hand• l4 times before W~stern Michigan could conquer the Ohioans on- a field goal by Jack Smlth In tbe winal 66 seconds. Smith was hlth man t"or th~ wioners with 25 Rutland Drops 2 Witb Coalton 5 Thursday Night ( hltll.~, 80 Moll in 123 trte~. J-'omc-roy Hi&b SchooJ's Fresh· lrl IJH! teo.am offen&f' departmt' r.t . man buketbaU team w111 opel'! .:ohn C:uroU a~d Bald*in-Wal:.;.;.tt> 4 gain!l Nebonville .Frelbmen Feb. n:rr .•riL)' Ire Hu· n 110n s No 2 14 <~t a p.rn. in the Well.Jton Hli:b :~nd 4 teanu. The Blue Strt~ah gym in the annual SE'OAL Fresll· ere '-Vtralinl 88.4 point• per man Buketball tournarnnt, it wu l!l:lte, wbil~ Baldwin-Wallace J 'i announced hue today. h.ill ina 11'1.8 in 13 gamu. children 1pent Sunday with Mr. Varker, Wllliam PersiD~r. Charand Mrs. Earl Hart, Racine. l"s Ritne, James Si.uon, Jack Wei· Sports Desk . Akron Stays In Thick Of Ohio Coll~geRaceFor l957Honors -, Unlt.d P ..... At liellston Cytn William Cootes, Iva Powell, Laurel Cliff. Robert CUnnintbam, W-illiam Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pyles and Gibb!, PhiUp Hatri){.n, llowarrl the ' E.POMERGY . MOTOR CO. ' . Mala st. .·Woiften Panther Fresh In Opener Feb.14 Sunday wttlb ber mothor, Mro. Ri<bard Clor~. • ~ lo) ....ry ' . MIGKEY ·lDTS A· NEW ' ! IATtlliES Oft ~-~~Jw.::·-P..~~ " ·M~·-- -· ..... POaTLANDTO PLAY the ae ond: fGr and tbe third lor basic rut~• to be c&tablished with ekh schOOJ llit>rf t:andling It& own .video ln accordanc1.' with the rule.a. C..t;~~OWn~·~·~~!MW!i~~~·=po~n~· V-8 lon Stivers ol ,U.qjr~Jn. national " S.l Otar ~oclern .StY!" , NOW $JtS · 'tGS MOTOR CO. ... FOR M~ 2 Door, Blue llulsb, 'loOd rubber. Hot Rodder SlliCI•l. wAS t395. NOW $995 ::~-~-~ ~~~ ,....aJl ...~...... - ......- Portland Grade Sclioot buket· bait team will play at Po~ •· eain»t llulland Satur,UY. -~ l firat Jlft'le between Ule ~ ana ~h. &raden at 7 P·l"·.. lb vinicy pl(hi were ..4er mo~h ilarl,lnt tl • ~,m. ·" conol~eratiph, Ohe It>• Heodqucuftut Publk: l8¥1tecl Beauj!tu-wna .,...~ flalsh, mechani· caDy · oct. l'owtl' ateerln1 , R&H, w- Thr.. ~Pill ~OUR ,_ 1953 CHkYSLER CLUB COUPE ..... . . . . . . ... . . .. $895 (LO ,,, Suriclay; FeJt. i () J954 IISOYO HARD TOP ·- - ~~., CHICAGO UP ·A plan to r-On· trot l.elevltilon of eoUe,&~e tootbalh next fall bas been dev~lope.d by the National Collegiate Athlelk · Aasn. TV Committee, and will be made public pr~ly rftlxt Wf'elr., 1t Wb &nnol.j.netd today. ' Julk Wilton Farm Chester, .OIIlo Fine Uoed Caro . . . . Flae Used Cara . . . • Fife U•ed Caro 1954 PI.YMQUTH SAVOY • Plake1 hiJ }lldiiOn Square debut and hi1 Jecond U. S. appearance tonlgbt in a to-rouader with Bobby CourrbeJIIiJ llol)'oke, Mass. .. t .... t • For Release By NCAA Group Obto wel.lht b ldro MarUiwz of Panama ' · - ,.....,.,.,... ~ ., A It's tme,· We have redaeed the prlees on oar ased ul'l to de· erease the stoek. Yoa .K.eep The Savings. 1645 UP - · MOTOR CO. PRICES REDUCED . fl7116. MAKI$ DeBUT NEW YORK UP - Feather· tield tries. {0 PRESTON MOTORS,lnc. O. night in RJelne 96-?6 while h.Jttinl a sensational 84% of their No. 1 Tarbeels Hit Again By Failure With Book Work FORD DEALER 8.()t3ht COLUMBUS, In county play Racine travels to Ames-Bern to tack)e th~ second place Athens County League boys In a return matc h. The Tornadoes IUbdued Amea-Bern last Friday Coscb Dick Retton'fl! PomerQY boys have come fast the laat 10 days since beaUna- the fiu. They dropped the Jackson eneounttr Hll1'dtop. willie still ill, took Gallipoli.J, a~d overdrive, dropped the Loean \ game $)-69 wI wall Urea. while retovC'rlng, then roared batk strona Tuesday nlgrt to whip a COME IN classy Wellston outfit 82-67. liEE THESE AND In the Athens club coached bv MANY MORE Charles McAfee, the Panthers wtil ' HAPET. H. I !\' C. UP ·.·,.,. h Carn' ' t• · tl"l · na 1J iln'::~ No 1 have a wHy opponent, able to tome up wlth the big ones 1nd ,, , ... ~h 1 'l l "t· · ' / 1-Ji• h· play a steady. control kind of (tas·1~· · ,. r ... ,. 'I' '"' 1, . ,~ l(r"' ·· ,1,('r lw : ·•. • ·· I· , , 1, ,' .•:l ie rro•l · ketball. The Panthers wllJ throw their vaunted fast break at McAITrlflk l •::• h H,.fittire el1- Afee. Buffington, Sisson qd Wll· In l ·1, ' N·t>d I· ,, !h:i ~ · '1: r • •I dermuth gOirlj;l down fast w!U . ,i-~•Jmorc -"· .r ' Sl.1rt (;roll, the! keep the Bulldogs busy. t--. >I ·~ top '• ,•, ,[d\lf lHUi f:t.nked Athem has Widdoes McConkey , ,t of scho I Bishop and Cotn as heavy scorers. Against Pomeroy, Jan. 11, when the Panthers beat Athens 61-48 Wlddoes had 13, Coen 12 and McConkey B. Since then Bishop has emerge as a consisUplt sc,)rer .nd is bou nd to be a tho'tn tO)I la;ht here. . Coach Nolan Swackhammer or Middl eport will be mak ing a desperate effort to get hack In the win column but unless his charges hit a hot 1treak as they did against Jackson, getting 41 'I~ of their shotl, his task look! forlorn. ~~ Bowlrs and Morris go, so go the Jackets ,Is the cry In Middleport. IC the Jackets could wln It would unscramble the middle section of the SEOAl•. It would surely drop Logan into the second d~vislon as WollstOn ls heavily Keep your car and your budge' favored to romp over JucksQn. In· the best •hape That Is why Logan will be ready to shoot the workl againat the A completely '"conditioned engln• . , • Cll low Jackets. a• $10.33 per month. All work easily budgtttdl . '~R c:,;. Uloor, Radio, Deater, Powru: Glide, ~~ ' ~·· H;le~ldla wali lJrej, lbcil owner. Must be 7 12 8 7 34 ••• youo: trlendl)' - 'laNJtll Al:tiON Basketball - except for the dispute St>ttling tournaments - tate& i\6 nex.t-to-latiot fuiJ swing In the county aod SEOAL play toniiht. Featured battles will be between first divisicn Class AA teams as Atben& comes to Po,.eroy apd Nelsonville entertains 't;~IUpolit. Middleport's Yellow Jackets will appear on theli' home floor agaln.d a strong Logan club which will be lllruiiglinil to it>t back in the "'in column after dropping a 5H2 decision to Athens b.st Tuesday. Portland 16 12 9 13 50 METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES tfilijhlt 'TV ControlBy Colleges Set 4-Dally 8ebt1Dol, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 8, 1957 · Rutland is bOat to an up-andCoach Hubert Price's rampBJing down MrArthur team of Athens PorUand Grade School basketball County. It is RuUand's next to last team adQed another scalp to its garne before the county tournaalready impressive Hst this seaso 1 ment starting February 19th. Harwlth a convincing 50-34 victory risonville draws a bye but will meet Zaleski next Wednesday for O\'er Racine Grade School Wedne~. its last game. day nlght. in the Racine Gym, In the other SEOAL game WellSamm~· Price was high for Portston entertains neighbor Jackson )]JHl with 17 point!! ann Duane for a breather and what should be Wolfe, a guard, had 20 for Racine a cinch gamP. for the ~ketJ to In a 5th and 6th grade pre!Jm. hold Gn to the fourth place Ue :nary game Portlanc! won 29-21. they now have at 6-6 on the ae& 1 Score by Quarters, varsity: on wltb Loilln abo at 8-6. •·w. * f4t'M EAST 83 NYU To' West Virgini~ Dartmouth 81 Vermont 69 ...,og AAGEI..E"i l'!' · Penaltv· Massarh ust>ltr 87 Rhode Island 61 ridden University of 'Southern C81- St. Johns 6:.1 Geo. Washington 62 ifornilt tta, turned t9 a member ,.f Pittsburgh 71 Weslmioster (Pa.) ag Its ~ wn !li~rr to Hiillme the role SOUTH · of bead football eoach after bav South Carolina 55 Wake Forest 4G lng vainly sought a name coach MIDWEST Jowa State 92 Drake 71 TH schoo) Thursday nigh t Notre Dame 78 PorUand 64 n~~e~orllne coarh Don Clark. a OHIO COLLEIOES JJ: of the coa~hinc sta!i !cr Marshall 102 Baldwio-Wallace 80 ~ix as tbe re~l3reAltron 75 Otterbein 48 Western Michiian 88 Keot State 8S i nexttakes fall. , Je.- Youngstown QO Geneva (Pa .) 7S Eastern Kentucky 90 Toledo G8 Wooster 85 Marietta 01' 481 i, -- ..... ........ . WHAT HEAVY PORTIONS Yes ... enough foOd to sat~Y the heartiest ol aflP"' AT ' 1954 Studebaker·· Charttpiott MEIG$ t-AO:TOR CO. ,, , r ,) '... . ·' tiles . . . . w)lolest>me and then some. 5 Passenger Coupe. Economy Cor-6cyl. etigi.newith mileogescJv. ing overdrive. New tirer, low milag~, one owner. A wonderfi:ll bar· ' I ; gam. ·· • $995 I / . BrfnJ Tile ! .. ~,...,., llere ....her €11.t irelll - . Chrysl«r. Plymoiifli $oles & Service . q.Jd~u First -.. IJ1ed Can . : Ml!ldt,eport, ObjD PJ!Ilne 8f~ Jtlang More I(AR.R\A,ND .VAN ZA PIIONE 485 .. W. M•lra St. �• ·Panther~, Jaekets·Play At Home Tonite Sfiigeclng USC COLLEGE Racine, Rutland BASKETBALL HaveNextTo Last Contests l'.J£es Man From Staff For Co~ch NEW SPEED KING, •••• 1 j~f~...,~~~~who tt e Seleet Onlfl l'lte Ver., Best Portlanders Add Another Scalp Lod To Victory List • lalJsed~ars Raci-ne s. Srd Ave. llllddleport TO MilT RIDL NEW YORK UP - Paridy DeMarco, the f o rIll. e r Ughwelrh\ champion from Brooklyn, w fll meet Stefan Redl of Germany, tn a 10-round bout at St. Nichol~! Arena on Febi-uary 18. In addl· tion, Willie BeamanoU of Ber~h­ haa slined to mel!t Oal•ln Wilson In another to-rounder on Feb. a$. Excellent conclltlon. R&H; 11•w tires. A Chrylllir trad•ln. WAS fllt&. NOW $1095 4 ~ (8), Jet black. This Is a Steal. ' WAS-$1095 . 1950 FORD r . PBONII 8023 MIDDLEPORT .. ' SEE: Da!l:~rS.ntlnfl . PoiJie!OY~)!Jddleport, o., Feb. &, 1957~ Rank High In Nation's S!'!~~~e~!~?o~~~~~,~~,?~, nationot · reatonat vUJe'1 bia: Jim Sm1tb took over .1.!Je lead among the l':!.horl'• small co11J1e rebounden today , while John Carroll of Cleveland contin· ued to rank amonl!l th,.. top te.1r:1!1 h: .,fflmlle. Smllh has gathered in 318.,rt· bound:s in 13 cames for a 24.3 arengt-. lferb U k~ J \'oun p ... town\\ .. l1ted in .,ird place 'ft·itt 327 rebounda in 1~ games ror , 2i.8 U\'U~ge. Two Oblo college players Wl!rE listed :~mon1 the nation'• top t, •. ,. in l1eld joal percentaje. Fre.h· 1\\all ~.f;ckf!)' Yugovlch or Young:1 town n.nkt tbirji with a .::,77 mark. hlttlnl 113 llho tJ in 196 at· tt!mpts Sophomore Bill Roof or ,.or;, Jlili "I ;"Mf.. Cl ' ' · WJ: oomhJ~ono, IUpte'c.y,Wrott 1:. ·Va: on~ t:gd Jtt · tompl~te 'k •ond · ~uJblllf· ~ J. Were S0bdly "fYerifni: di gueltJ of their ,._renll, Mr. Mrs. S. A. WYatt. •it ' 1955 PfjiiiOirt~ .. Beautiful Bl.ac)t: and Red P1Yfll9Uih Bellede<!> Hal'd Top, Power F.llte llrl~e - r~clio, !~eater, wbllj; w,ll ~ ,;,. v.a motor- A re'IJ buy. •. · . ' points and Diet Garda Akron \cpt in tbe tblC!k of the 19 for tbe winnera. Ohio Conferenc:e basketball • ·r ' ,_ Aaron ol Mil- neWar o 0 o. Tptala ttl centage, 111 of 5fJ W<>RTH MORE THAN GOLD COALTON: Ted Dluo 2 1 O: E. Dempsey e ~ 12i-Maek Trace 7 8 21!; V. Gillum 2 2 8; 11. Maerker 2 t . 5; M. Brau 4 1 t; • · Reterve aame tuab, aeorers were for Ruth-nd, Oetnjah and Gra~f. eight eaeh and Qoalton high 00:1 was Tod Bit(io with etsht. SHOT-GUN sHOOT 1 P.lll. 'Til Dark Es. • '. . '' • • • SERVICE CENTIR • ' · · • .._ . ' r--.;....o · ·- h ·•THIS WEElt OHLY ALL SPECIAL$ !~'trj.LLED Monday evenine. ' · l!ieo BAKER · "'- FURHI1Ull , ~~~~~-ftela ......~ · Jiiiil NEED A PICKUP? We bave a gOOd '50.Cbevrolet !> ton pickup. Good body; Radio and Hellier. • Jtor. ' FOR :REPRICERATORS . . Vi&itina Mr. •nd Mrs. Clarence Newell Sunday were Mr..Robert StewiJ't q( Mai!OJ':t and 'Mr.' and M". G:eorle ,J,rrers ahd facytily of New Hoven. Efltltt71111der, radio and'Ieat;,~nialtl!, fiiO.tone palitt. o, F.Cl;i PI~UP .................... ;.. ::.; .... :.......... Gf Tbe RESULT" ~'ft:,r .:J""'"" Lo$ A~~;ll,~;!:! t&a Lot Attttl~ •utpol lisaU last week Fontln...l, IHM, Son Fr.OCioco, from ca!Uorilla to Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Gre1ory ()f NapoleOJ;I, OhiO: were over night .-~ of llr. ond Mn. Ted Riley Ohio. 10. . A ~ ...... . 11n. Jo~ Hoaeher 'If w,.,.•i!tY,c:lrol·t··, lt iunbta v!olted Mr. And)' ~ · ·.<llptms ---- *DINNER *MlETitiiG N $1995 ~ • -I MAN: i ·· ~ '-'r 1 •.,..tnt Pilsro.N· · ~.... . ' ~·· . ·. . : . ~ '· ···n IJ,•· FRI"~~y FOIQ. ~!t · ·. . ' · , MlqDLEf!DT q, '· .. . f" . , ,.;.. .... ~·· ...... ... ' . ..'·, NOW Sedan. Henry's Best 4 door. The cor with the pep and zing Gf cL frisky colt. Two tone Beige CopP4r · finish. Auto-matic drive, white walls, .one local owner. ON DISPLAY $1J95 • . ltttOUSMoiiE "88'' ...... · · .... · .... ·...... ·............ $1195' M tfOor .• , lUcllo ailll beater • , . bydram.. · ~, ,~, • .. ; 1954 Ford·· Crestline 4 Door :W'itutei~ tw0-.14n• ~alnt. •. , ·~ proud to own. Power Steering, Atit&-moti<t Drive, Radio, H~ttt. See it today. Ja,IJ IMt GMoU1 ,..... DOOR ................... ..' ..... .... • $1ft$ . 1953 Cadillac s;.~ Siries 62 $149~ . "Super 88" 4 door Sedan. Drive this ~potk\irig l::ieciuty today. A cor yoU'll bi tt~· M.ERc:URT MliR DOOR SED~ ... •.... •....... ~.· ...... · $89~ &I~~..._., two-tb~ep;lnt. 1~54 Oldsmobile Holiday Coupe. Beautiful green arid white Hard Top with like new white wall tires. V-8 Rockef'engine, Hydromatic Drive, Power brakes, Radio, Heoter,, Scifety tested One! in top C:onl:lition. ,. .s li iju!ld•r , •. 17,<i00 actual miles •.• one o'tl'ller. • FOR A LISTING OF TODAY'$ ~~ ·toB.PICKUII. TRUCK ....'.............................. $1095t 19f6 STOP AT ALLEN APPLIANC:t · •:· . dean •. , one own•, . otfler ,._,e •PP'itillee• or 1.&6JOID cot,INTiY caiJijj .. -... ..:.::.. :: ................. $239! . -· • . . $~99.00' $49$ MEIGS MOTOR CO. ... ' • . Mr. Gorden )'oung and son Bud· dy motored to Columbus, Ohio Friday to visit relative&. They returned Sunday, recimU)·. ' ' ;(, I 1 Mr. ilnd Mn.. Delbert Gaul, SumTiresl!xeellent- Has I O . - - - - - - - - - - - ' I n e r , v!.lited Mr. and Mr1. Marion l Wood. A pJeture of the Pomeroy var)ln. Nora Balley and Mrs. Jensitj bastetbaU squad <!'roased the nle Abbott, Flatwooda, S(Klnt SunSport.ll Desk tbls w~k. Wasn't that day afternoon with )(n . .BUiy Cle· runo, ha;j _ld., double the n.oW a SOPI' expreuion on man of land. eillm 0teti •18.000 he nd!Ved tut the· caaen' faces1 Well, there wa1 Mr. and llrL Marion Wood and N. !ad Ave. RaiOn. a reason Cor it belni there. lin. Christy spent an after. 1 Attbi!'o of tenuo lolt 4.The Panthers wanted to win the noon With Mr. and Mrs. Eber ooutbpaw W•J:'•n. spa~~ . •• the pme th1t wu too starl in Ilt Warner. IBtoveo• · leo<lllii player still un- mlnutu ll'om the time the shot krs. E. E. Barnhart was taken llglted, · Wll ftl4pped and they were deter· 1.0 the Holzer Hospital, Saturday mined to du il W~lston had where she is being t-reated for dump~ them 'ft3.60 lalt month. It pneumonia. Rev. Barnhart is ill was either win the fray soon to at hl" home. ... •-,..,· M. Rroi... , . o~n or face unbappiness on the: ~~ EJ.don Will and Mrs. Henry .y • .. part of Coach Dick "Retton, of Dailey. Syraeu1e. recently visited Mr. and. Mra, Charles Rife bad their many rooters in schOol ahd Mrt.- Billy <Jieland. . aa week epd ".UeSt• ·tludr cbUdr~ of Cans out of srhool. Mrs. La·.vrenee Smith, Mrs. ~tr .and ~~~- Ed 'Rt.ilnhard · W,d. The pJloto,grapher tried to Thomas WE'ber and Mrs. Clair children, ~ck:f, Vicky atrd Rand):; crack a little joke before opening Newell spent Thursday in ColumCaldweU, Oh~o; Mr. a_nd Mrs. , his shutter. Jt didn't work. Tbty but. G_corge Beve&'Jdge _alld son, Fred· didn't even bere him. They· were Krs. Ziba Midkiff and Mrs. Por-~~ die, ot l;lebrOt;~,_.Obu); :Mr. and Mrs. thinking a.JJ out Friedenmaker, ter Midkiff, Hemloek Grove, reJoe Rife an~ d~u&h~rs_. Karen and Potts, and a couple of boys nam~ eentJy viaik-d with Mrs. Frank lJnda, ChiJUco!Jae. Ohio; Mr. and Waltoo. Gaql and Mrt. John Wickham. Mrs. Harold Ri_fe and aon, ~lly' Nevertheless, they went ouf and MJss Barbllt'a Jo Wilson, Columor .Albany,. Ohlo; Mr. and Mrs. won fol'" themselves a game tllat bua. L1 visitJns her aunt, Mrs. Ray Brooks•. Cabin Creek, W. Va. ~~:ave tl'lem a .!ltrong bold on third Cleo Smith. and Jack RJfe ~f Sl Albar.s, W. place in th~ SEOAL this season Mrs. John Ha;yei hi• been re. Va. AOO W. V. Rife. · . with but two games to play This turned home from the Sehaekel !21 E. Main Sl. Mr .md. Mr11. 0.- M. Rife spent Js no little aehleo.>ement in a Clinic. Saturday eve~ing wiilh ,Mr and league as evenly balanced as Is . .;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;==;l;: Mrs Charles R1f~ and famiLy. Thc:>y the Southeastern ~hi 1 year and tO I' alto ealled. on hia parents,,. Mr. and bounUfully supplied with talent u well. ·Mnc.•W. V:' Rife. Mr. Charles Rife ·is Slowly reAnyone wtth half an e;ye un cov~rlng from his most -recent _op- see that DJ<!'k Retton has injected eratlon at the Veterans Hospttal 1.g. the Pabtllets this year a llypoat Huntt~gton. W. Va. He is at dermic full (.{ whatever it takes to home now. make high schoolera waot to play Mr. and Mrs. carl Beane and' and cx~U Jt baskelba1l And they show the too. reau1t of excellent indaughter, Mrs. Mae Lavender 1 Siruction, . . Bidwell, Ohio called on Mr. and ner~ Is liOthing· else 81! thrili,J.ng Mra. ~harles Rife t:uesday. tn bllsketball as tbe lkillf\illy ~eMr. and Mrs. Daye Canode edted fast break. Pantben Carpenter, Olli~ called ·on h. don·~ casb in on tbelrs iivety time. pareQta. Mr. ahil Mrs. w. v . Rif8~ ':fhey ha·ve riiade an ,ffe'c tive ,and S.unday evening. ~vastltlpg weapon pf it; though, Bhd its Worth ·thi:! priCe ~t. 8. duT/Sgt. WilliAm HaiQ!d llUt baa cat tp see jt anytime tb! Pinthert . hts disehara:e hOm tti~ Air Fore~ take the noor. after nl!le yeats ~ce. He en-.,...,..,..---'--terea OhiO Unlye•t;.ty at Athena, FI·G~'T ' Februory 81b · ~~~d ti•1 movel! bla n · ' IJ . . , , , , _, , , •• ••Oooo Qt. ~.IInder . . . . , , ~iVdtl"h, with two-tone palnL . .. II · VWelh tor'betatu ' . !tUtl$ ~~~ ·" ~=. ~·~r~ ·~~.;;~ ~~ ·;~~~~;:~~~ :~~~ ~~-~e~!~!-, MUFRER.itCJAL - - . . , Mo~oRs~· IN H';~~~~;PJI ' " Mr. and Mrs. Alva 1 u1Iiver and Wiillatlhl of Point W. Va. visited Mr. anct Mrs. CUfford JohfiSon and mother }frs. !"'annie make · S!.tnday. ll~r:;,,~Ki.-;-ese duri~g . C.!s~re L&unclry Days 19M teiD VIC1'8RII. ·.. ····.... · .... ·...................... · $1295 *SEAT COY * . ' . .&en. 1·953 IUfEK - - ~ •••'~~',._ . : •:••iou.,..,n~o l uoo•• :••• $794 Radio and heater . . . dyn~ow drive, livo I 0.11e Pl!!ll . J9jj ,,. ' MAIIAiNE ~ ~~•••::: ,,.. Two .-o!w. 4li !u~a~~i.~~. ••• .•• '· , . too n 1 -..\ .~ ~~ '• 19$3 tt~Mfoi.Et 150 SERIIS .. · · .. · ........ ·· · .. •·.... · .... · $69~ Healer, two tone paint. ·.' Mr. Clarence Smitb who i!l atRadio and Television teftdlng Teebfti~_lan S<!bool at Charleston ap"nt the weekend with his chii· ......... ....... .... . ............... ' - ' eFftU INSTALLATION , at:AIJTtfis.;. AU iF iiiiloi slwt• . TRY OUR • ' j ONL"«, LEFT TO. WIN A S'I'OP IN TeDAY AND $U OQ til' TRESE tow 'PJiJC::ED, RIGB 4tf.P,ITl" II " l J hla IS .WASTING ANI) ~~ter· • • • 31.000 tliuts POMEROY OHIO BY I Llo"d F ox who has been ill at hOme has shown l.uprovetnent Mr11. Altb.ur J~man and Mrs. LoulS .Henne~ of T~Jedo, Ohio spent the .ftck end with Mr. ar.d Mn. Chcstt!r Oli'illP 1ad· family. · Mr. and Mr.s. James fam.Uy are Mrs. M·ar· and dtilfuol"n of Colum- ' • rnile sand straightn•vaJ today In '' fl!lhlg mile" time trails. attemps. Jilt 22 of 63 1"0 attempts. . · DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. UP· Sotne 100 of th e fastest American and European sports ears wetc scheduled to roar down the fh•e· (111-29) 46. Pe,.; ro I , OfNew fii .......... -~~ - ·~ :TELEVISIOH 100 Fastest Cars Ready For Trials ln Flying Mile 'l'he ra1'e& we~ st httdulcd f..,r Thur::.day but were calle4 9fl b~ .:au~e ohan wQvc·1 left a bumpy aud dangcrou~; l " , ' K ~n-e.r t\,le lij!~d-paJ:·ke.d s':l l;t\. 'l'h(! · f'aces are spomr)red by NASCAB as P-art oc the annual "~pf'e lweck!· ' ci~SMlC. ~ a, Clarlc. Allen Mrs. George Pylea re~i ved Neltonville--Pomeroy game meet" wotd cf the deat.h of her uncle, AI- the winner of a Welllton..Jaekson bert Oblinger, at· hll home in match . Winners of tbi.'> semi rinal Lookout, W. va. t h et at 2 g1 d Buel Ri'dtnour and son. J im. mae me p.m. a ur ay afternoon, Feb. 16. spent Monday in Cohtmbus on 1 buslnes11. Coaeh Alex Cilo of Pomeroy will )litis Marjorie Hoffman spent l-ake to the tourney Ed Bartt>la, BtJ-C'7"-"KW-:-H-:-EAT but Larry Ednwftdl of Kent took !';f'orm, honort for the evening with 32• Rutand pulled into a small lead on fl'lll occa1ton• in the third quarter but could not hold oa, the quarter ending 89-rt. ' Score by quarters: Rutland 14 22 37 foil Coalton 18 28 39 57 RUTLAND: Eado 2 7 It: D. Carson 2 0 4; Larry DUJan 3 II 11; ft. Tul'iler" 1 3 II; Jim Graltam 7 1 1.5: Ronnie Rlee CHESTER are not eP- '"'d in Ihe - tourney, which i• made up of se-ve-n teams. On Fel, 15 lbe winner o( Lhe Park-~ ~u~r~,~a~nd~\\~1~11t:•:m~W~i:IJO~n~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ oeoepfu<e i\vilb&· 1pol~s. land Thursday night wltb Jim Graham high man having 111 polnt.R ft7--46 in the varslty 1able and 3432 In the reserve 1ame. Middleport. FI'OIIb </ enbur1 ,apent week end with Mr. and Mn.the 'Jbeo Croy, Mr. -aod Mn. Roger Epple. Clillord Beaver, Cireievllle. spent a fe;w dan witb h1t brlltbct. Mr. and Mn. Henry Beaver. Mrs. Letha Koblent% and Mrs. Slna Bailey were in Parkersburg TaliaehiH rua.ron F~r Double Salary ~-i956 ~ace Rutllmd lost both ends of a doubleheader lo Coaltort In Rut· .' . ' .:.:.·..!i •·· ~ for l . Ohio squads came out til• 1JGI'H Thuraday ntght with a 75-48 _vic· tor wear in aames wit~ OU!if~ tory over otterbein· for tht Zip· para' ftfth l~iJUe win againlt tWo state opponents, with Jlu~U paatlnJ Baldwin-Wallace, 102-ao; loues. Western Michipn de!catlng Ke~t Fred Goldlna led the Zips witt\ State, 9&llll to a Mld·;\Dierle.. 22 polnta in banding Otterbein its Conference contest, and EQtefn 11th defeat in 13 gamel. · Kentucky beatinJ TolRo, IJ().$. Youngstown downed Geneva of Wooater led all the way in de· Pennsylvania 90-7ft. featlng vi.!litlng Matietta, 86-tm, with Dan Thomas acorlne 23 At Kent. the lead ehant:ed hand• l4 times before W~stern Michigan could conquer the Ohioans on- a field goal by Jack Smlth In tbe winal 66 seconds. Smith was hlth man t"or th~ wioners with 25 Rutland Drops 2 Witb Coalton 5 Thursday Night ( hltll.~, 80 Moll in 123 trte~. J-'omc-roy Hi&b SchooJ's Fresh· lrl IJH! teo.am offen&f' departmt' r.t . man buketbaU team w111 opel'! .:ohn C:uroU a~d Bald*in-Wal:.;.;.tt> 4 gain!l Nebonville .Frelbmen Feb. n:rr .•riL)' Ire Hu· n 110n s No 2 14 <~t a p.rn. in the Well.Jton Hli:b :~nd 4 teanu. The Blue Strt~ah gym in the annual SE'OAL Fresll· ere '-Vtralinl 88.4 point• per man Buketball tournarnnt, it wu l!l:lte, wbil~ Baldwin-Wallace J 'i announced hue today. h.ill ina 11'1.8 in 13 gamu. children 1pent Sunday with Mr. Varker, Wllliam PersiD~r. Charand Mrs. Earl Hart, Racine. l"s Ritne, James Si.uon, Jack Wei· Sports Desk . Akron Stays In Thick Of Ohio Coll~geRaceFor l957Honors -, Unlt.d P ..... At liellston Cytn William Cootes, Iva Powell, Laurel Cliff. Robert CUnnintbam, W-illiam Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pyles and Gibb!, PhiUp Hatri){.n, llowarrl the ' E.POMERGY . MOTOR CO. ' . Mala st. .·Woiften Panther Fresh In Opener Feb.14 Sunday wttlb ber mothor, Mro. Ri<bard Clor~. • ~ lo) ....ry ' . MIGKEY ·lDTS A· NEW ' ! IATtlliES Oft ~-~~Jw.::·-P..~~ " ·M~·-- -· ..... POaTLANDTO PLAY the ae ond: fGr and tbe third lor basic rut~• to be c&tablished with ekh schOOJ llit>rf t:andling It& own .video ln accordanc1.' with the rule.a. C..t;~~OWn~·~·~~!MW!i~~~·=po~n~· V-8 lon Stivers ol ,U.qjr~Jn. national " S.l Otar ~oclern .StY!" , NOW $JtS · 'tGS MOTOR CO. ... FOR M~ 2 Door, Blue llulsb, 'loOd rubber. Hot Rodder SlliCI•l. wAS t395. NOW $995 ::~-~-~ ~~~ ,....aJl ...~...... - ......- Portland Grade Sclioot buket· bait team will play at Po~ •· eain»t llulland Satur,UY. -~ l firat Jlft'le between Ule ~ ana ~h. &raden at 7 P·l"·.. lb vinicy pl(hi were ..4er mo~h ilarl,lnt tl • ~,m. ·" conol~eratiph, Ohe It>• Heodqucuftut Publk: l8¥1tecl Beauj!tu-wna .,...~ flalsh, mechani· caDy · oct. l'owtl' ateerln1 , R&H, w- Thr.. ~Pill ~OUR ,_ 1953 CHkYSLER CLUB COUPE ..... . . . . . . ... . . .. $895 (LO ,,, Suriclay; FeJt. i () J954 IISOYO HARD TOP ·- - ~~., CHICAGO UP ·A plan to r-On· trot l.elevltilon of eoUe,&~e tootbalh next fall bas been dev~lope.d by the National Collegiate Athlelk · Aasn. TV Committee, and will be made public pr~ly rftlxt Wf'elr., 1t Wb &nnol.j.netd today. ' Julk Wilton Farm Chester, .OIIlo Fine Uoed Caro . . . . Flae Used Cara . . . • Fife U•ed Caro 1954 PI.YMQUTH SAVOY • Plake1 hiJ }lldiiOn Square debut and hi1 Jecond U. S. appearance tonlgbt in a to-rouader with Bobby CourrbeJIIiJ llol)'oke, Mass. .. t .... t • For Release By NCAA Group Obto wel.lht b ldro MarUiwz of Panama ' · - ,.....,.,.,... ~ ., A It's tme,· We have redaeed the prlees on oar ased ul'l to de· erease the stoek. Yoa .K.eep The Savings. 1645 UP - · MOTOR CO. PRICES REDUCED . fl7116. MAKI$ DeBUT NEW YORK UP - Feather· tield tries. {0 PRESTON MOTORS,lnc. O. night in RJelne 96-?6 while h.Jttinl a sensational 84% of their No. 1 Tarbeels Hit Again By Failure With Book Work FORD DEALER 8.()t3ht COLUMBUS, In county play Racine travels to Ames-Bern to tack)e th~ second place Athens County League boys In a return matc h. The Tornadoes IUbdued Amea-Bern last Friday Coscb Dick Retton'fl! PomerQY boys have come fast the laat 10 days since beaUna- the fiu. They dropped the Jackson eneounttr Hll1'dtop. willie still ill, took Gallipoli.J, a~d overdrive, dropped the Loean \ game $)-69 wI wall Urea. while retovC'rlng, then roared batk strona Tuesday nlgrt to whip a COME IN classy Wellston outfit 82-67. liEE THESE AND In the Athens club coached bv MANY MORE Charles McAfee, the Panthers wtil ' HAPET. H. I !\' C. UP ·.·,.,. h Carn' ' t• · tl"l · na 1J iln'::~ No 1 have a wHy opponent, able to tome up wlth the big ones 1nd ,, , ... ~h 1 'l l "t· · ' / 1-Ji• h· play a steady. control kind of (tas·1~· · ,. r ... ,. 'I' '"' 1, . ,~ l(r"' ·· ,1,('r lw : ·•. • ·· I· , , 1, ,' .•:l ie rro•l · ketball. The Panthers wllJ throw their vaunted fast break at McAITrlflk l •::• h H,.fittire el1- Afee. Buffington, Sisson qd Wll· In l ·1, ' N·t>d I· ,, !h:i ~ · '1: r • •I dermuth gOirlj;l down fast w!U . ,i-~•Jmorc -"· .r ' Sl.1rt (;roll, the! keep the Bulldogs busy. t--. >I ·~ top '• ,•, ,[d\lf lHUi f:t.nked Athem has Widdoes McConkey , ,t of scho I Bishop and Cotn as heavy scorers. Against Pomeroy, Jan. 11, when the Panthers beat Athens 61-48 Wlddoes had 13, Coen 12 and McConkey B. Since then Bishop has emerge as a consisUplt sc,)rer .nd is bou nd to be a tho'tn tO)I la;ht here. . Coach Nolan Swackhammer or Middl eport will be mak ing a desperate effort to get hack In the win column but unless his charges hit a hot 1treak as they did against Jackson, getting 41 'I~ of their shotl, his task look! forlorn. ~~ Bowlrs and Morris go, so go the Jackets ,Is the cry In Middleport. IC the Jackets could wln It would unscramble the middle section of the SEOAl•. It would surely drop Logan into the second d~vislon as WollstOn ls heavily Keep your car and your budge' favored to romp over JucksQn. In· the best •hape That Is why Logan will be ready to shoot the workl againat the A completely '"conditioned engln• . , • Cll low Jackets. a• $10.33 per month. All work easily budgtttdl . '~R c:,;. Uloor, Radio, Deater, Powru: Glide, ~~ ' ~·· H;le~ldla wali lJrej, lbcil owner. Must be 7 12 8 7 34 ••• youo: trlendl)' - 'laNJtll Al:tiON Basketball - except for the dispute St>ttling tournaments - tate& i\6 nex.t-to-latiot fuiJ swing In the county aod SEOAL play toniiht. Featured battles will be between first divisicn Class AA teams as Atben& comes to Po,.eroy apd Nelsonville entertains 't;~IUpolit. Middleport's Yellow Jackets will appear on theli' home floor agaln.d a strong Logan club which will be lllruiiglinil to it>t back in the "'in column after dropping a 5H2 decision to Athens b.st Tuesday. Portland 16 12 9 13 50 METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES tfilijhlt 'TV ControlBy Colleges Set 4-Dally 8ebt1Dol, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 8, 1957 · Rutland is bOat to an up-andCoach Hubert Price's rampBJing down MrArthur team of Athens PorUand Grade School basketball County. It is RuUand's next to last team adQed another scalp to its garne before the county tournaalready impressive Hst this seaso 1 ment starting February 19th. Harwlth a convincing 50-34 victory risonville draws a bye but will meet Zaleski next Wednesday for O\'er Racine Grade School Wedne~. its last game. day nlght. in the Racine Gym, In the other SEOAL game WellSamm~· Price was high for Portston entertains neighbor Jackson )]JHl with 17 point!! ann Duane for a breather and what should be Wolfe, a guard, had 20 for Racine a cinch gamP. for the ~ketJ to In a 5th and 6th grade pre!Jm. hold Gn to the fourth place Ue :nary game Portlanc! won 29-21. they now have at 6-6 on the ae& 1 Score by Quarters, varsity: on wltb Loilln abo at 8-6. •·w. * f4t'M EAST 83 NYU To' West Virgini~ Dartmouth 81 Vermont 69 ...,og AAGEI..E"i l'!' · Penaltv· Massarh ust>ltr 87 Rhode Island 61 ridden University of 'Southern C81- St. Johns 6:.1 Geo. Washington 62 ifornilt tta, turned t9 a member ,.f Pittsburgh 71 Weslmioster (Pa.) ag Its ~ wn !li~rr to Hiillme the role SOUTH · of bead football eoach after bav South Carolina 55 Wake Forest 4G lng vainly sought a name coach MIDWEST Jowa State 92 Drake 71 TH schoo) Thursday nigh t Notre Dame 78 PorUand 64 n~~e~orllne coarh Don Clark. a OHIO COLLEIOES JJ: of the coa~hinc sta!i !cr Marshall 102 Baldwio-Wallace 80 ~ix as tbe re~l3reAltron 75 Otterbein 48 Western Michiian 88 Keot State 8S i nexttakes fall. , Je.- Youngstown QO Geneva (Pa .) 7S Eastern Kentucky 90 Toledo G8 Wooster 85 Marietta 01' 481 i, -- ..... ........ . WHAT HEAVY PORTIONS Yes ... enough foOd to sat~Y the heartiest ol aflP"' AT ' 1954 Studebaker·· Charttpiott MEIG$ t-AO:TOR CO. ,, , r ,) '... . ·' tiles . . . . w)lolest>me and then some. 5 Passenger Coupe. Economy Cor-6cyl. etigi.newith mileogescJv. ing overdrive. New tirer, low milag~, one owner. A wonderfi:ll bar· ' I ; gam. ·· • $995 I / . BrfnJ Tile ! .. ~,...,., llere ....her €11.t irelll - . Chrysl«r. Plymoiifli $oles & Service . q.Jd~u First -.. IJ1ed Can . : Ml!ldt,eport, ObjD PJ!Ilne 8f~ Jtlang More I(AR.R\A,ND .VAN ZA PIIONE 485 .. W. M•lra St. �• -6-=DaUy=-Sen=llnel=,=Po=m=ero=y=-M=I-dd.. le;;;;;po.. rt...o;;;;;.•;;;;;F;;;;;eb"" . a;;; , ""19;;;57=~ Bloomingburg Man INamed Head Of roa Legol Notice Meigs Equipment Introduces New 1957 Line Of DI Tractor Blaacbe G. Bennett who realdeA coNSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS The '57 line of tDfmnatlon~ at Rural Route 248. Battle Ground lrart(lrS, fimshed ln a new tW\ · WEST SHADE Plinter chil1dren, Mr. and Mrs. Ralp~· vi si;.ors ot lhe Ruue 1l Waahington, one of the heirs ot Uavid R. Stout, deceased, will take !one re d and white, bave new mod Mr. and M1's. Harry Brown and Painter and dl\uahter were Sunday home. [!oliee tbat .Maggie M. Stout, plain el drsignations, and more poirel in most models ate now bein1 iD Col umlJU> n Hr,iu,•rt JlaJg!e r. tit£ and !ILU'ViV!.ng spouse of David troduced by Meigs !EqUipment Co R. Stout on the 30th day of OctoBJOGJTI J n ,i!ll:l"l.! lltLI1 1.\a~ de<" lt!.1 Tract or.s in the }..ll'fP·aU Une in ber, 1956, filed her petltion iu pn.·sjd e nt of th 1· O.H,l Catt: e Feed RATES e the Farman Cub. FarmaJ. <'rs as~o ci:it 10n a~ the gr.mp's an the Probate L:ourt within and tor elud l:W. Farm-all 230, Fannall sOo line the Cv11nty of Meigs, and State of 2 ceab per word, one inaertion. Minimum charge ~ .--t cents nua l mel'l -n• 1:1 t !w "·>u tDern hoFarm all 450. J.nternational Cuh Ohiu, aUeeiDK that Maggie M. Del' word for tbret eonseeutive insertions. 'tel . ('l)l umh;~ . .J :.tru,u·y :w and 31. Lo·Boy, International 130, Inter· "1. Special. - One month tor ~ eents per word. . . . Stout is the surviving spoiUe nf The 1-'l }"l''tl' ":Hint..v (':JI"Ic l:•t"de! J'IIU rate of 2 eut.a per word will be charged for adverlis.ms 1f David R. Stout, deceased, late ol l' alio nal 350. lnternati.:Jn.al Utility ' ·J:JS. preY !f, J :1· 1 OJH'·.,dent of ~lot paid for before the ~th of each month foUowing insertion. Meigs County, Ohio who died In- Jntt'rnational W-460, and Interna th e a ~ soc::.~anr.. Errors in Advertising-Should be reported immediately . 1'hf! testate on Fl:!bruary 8, 19M. !tonal 650 make up the lntetnl Daily Sentiael will not De ruponsible for more than one in N r· The plainUff further repre- tional wheel traetr,r hne, W:~. l l!i re [\p[ ,:• n .\rr!J~~_ol-1, Ohi o red lnlertion. sents that David ft. Stout died Meigs Equipment uys the many <"attlc f .. ed('r, ~~.~~ n~mrd ~· i c t Card of 'D:Ianb and Special Notices of Events printed at regu· lar clualfled rates. Obltuarlee publillhed It 1 cent per word. presi.den!. all 1\ .l 11 rne:; 11 \\i arner !l,:.e;ted in fee .timple of an undivld- new features that to . with these OhJo Stat~ ln i \l'r ~ity c x ' e nsi un 1 ed one-ha1f lntere1t jn common ln tractors are designed to put po•· hcer cattl" sp<•c:;~bl, ·,o,·as reeletl· the following deterlbed real eatate er to better use and ueaUy in 2 LOTS in SYRACUSE, foundation situate in the County of Meigs, cre .. se operatmg efflcie~y. I" ed excc utii"C: SC'Cr(•!.ii~-y tr c ~s urer. for house , blueprints, water Tow11ship of Cllester, and State of addition to incre.aed horsepower, taps. Bill Col.art , Racine. IT'S EASY TO Res(l)u\v: ns a pprol'l'd h.v t.'le r <~ l· OJlio , e-ud described as follows: there's more pTeclsion control or 2 7 3tp tlc fee<h• r , ll'l' ·u ·lnl : 11 orki 1:g f<1r BUY - SELL - RENT Situate in the County of Meip, aydraulitally Ol)f'rated implements, m lio n.o l h·g osiJtla n to permi t Township of Chester, and State of power adjusted rear wheels, ard find employment - hire For Kent marke 1 i n;: a:,:e !'<'Jt·s tu nuke volur t Ohio and d@scrlbed u follows, to. a new and n•volutionary Futor find a lost llem through The Daily Sentinel WANT 3 furnished ROOMS and BAm t11ry dt•tl ueli()] :s fr :;~n producer~ wit : Section two, towru.hip tour, Hitth wit·b Traction Corttrol. Tbo new Traction Control hitch. 11t 109 Union Ave ., Pomeroy. for ,,a les ;.romlJ:ion of JiveJ:Jiock; and ram'e twelve of the Ohio ADS. Don't put it off I enC'mJ ragin.; prr. ur ,n ••n2e testin e Company's Purchase in Cbester lor Ulle with Farmall 230, FarmaH Phone 494-Y, .Percy L. Peoi>Ie.s. Call 39& Today- An Ad in Il l he·~~ Llc c:"l mg c a Ul~ . ilicllldin,g Townsh.ip, Meigs County, Ohio and 3:50 and Fannall 4M, and the In 2 7 tf this column beginning on the South Uoe of terllationll 360 UliUtr e a nu~ s ... aiuatio n: and sc r uri ng a tnctors, more realistJc repurtiug uJ cull!•. said section 2, 68 roas and 18 llnka continously and autom.atically ma· :i Rc:-OM I_IOUSE wlith bath, ven· numheu a nd pr :ces rr,_,m all pub- west ot the soutJleast comer o! tches traction to the load. Meigs etlan bhnds, gas furnace and lie agr• n ci c ~ :: nd li\'I'Stn ck markd:. said .!loction; thence North 109 F'..quip:nent points out that at the garage in Middleport Phone I generally. rods; thence west to a corner 110 load increases. •n increased Pro839-M or 007·X. 2 7 tc I rods and fo'Jt linka ' east of · the portion of implement weiabt, s: ;IJ I The organ i·t:•'ion a! ~ o endl·rsed East line of said sectinn; theace weight and resistance, and tracto; Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, TWO and THREE ROOM a par t- (J. S. gradin ~ of carcasg beef, pro· south 109 rods to the South line front·'!nd weight is l!uncentnted balancing •nd bJ:ate service. menta, c!fJ5e in town, 127 Butter · viJing the g r at1 i ng 1s umform o:. of said section, thence East OJI on the rear wheels, holding lUI" Servlce, West Hackett'• Safety nut Ave. 2 ~ 12 te a natio nal hasis, a nd it approvecr sai'd Une to the place of be- page to a minimum and more fully Main Stret"t, PomerO)', Oblo. c onlinuin ~ prom otion of the truf .glnning, containing 110 lel'eJI, •1t tbzi11g the (Ult b01~power Of ?or reiJL - t:1ecu1~ wallpc~• "'' more IJt less: save and except out lhe tractor. value of hr1f+>r bed. ~ mcc s1ud1e, sAYI DON'T YOU KNOW! ·h:amer . Lbmuo fo ,..,bel . M1It· . have dem ,mstrnh' d th~t heifc ~ of the above described. premises, Baker'• will glve YOU the belt Tlae new Traction Control is erdlepurt. Pb. 6266-X. JH- tf c arca~sc ~ uf the :><~me grade an· the followir.g described tract: Be· trado oo furnlturt or appUantirely mechanieal and operates in· ginning at the Southwest corner - I ~orth (at pn· s~ nt prices) approx:. Uti <U d~:opendently of the tracter'i h:· -. l...a4den. matel.v 61 cent:; les.s than stee• of what wu formerly W. Z. Jobn· draullc system. Because of thlll. son's 97 acre tract; thence south "'IUold Boards, a,..., Clotba. t arcas!:>l'.<:. weight i11 transferred without reb 82 degrees East 74 rods to a stake Jllntott Fl1her ltiddlepurt. bing U1e tractor of power at a The meeting indudr.d a panr.J Pbunc WJ>.X thence South 56.54 rods to a atone 11-1 ' di ~c u ss i o n ol how und wh !·re a corner; thence west 82.24 roda to tiu.e when it is n~d m08t, 'i':w proportion of ·•A·eight trans· ONE 4 !lOOM APARTMENT. 0 no farmer ~ h oLdd ~ t· l l f ;il l'attlc. I1 the place of beginning, containing We Are Pleased 8 room howe .Newly. deeorated wa s noler· tlt at r!l i Jr~ m e ~! i~ ll~in ~ 31 'It acres, more or less, leaviDa ferrcd can be regulilted b.Y t\c operator, transferring a, much u f Inside aM out. A. N. Beng tl, cu:~sumcu than pr o duc~u In Ohlo 78.75 acres more or less. TO ANNOUNCE Pomerr11 I U At the ~dnt•s rla_v session th~ The prayer of said petition iB 35 per cent of combthed implecot.te feed ers met with represeu for the plai"ltiff MaiJiie M. Stout, ment, r;oiJ, and front end weitht THE Rooms downstain- APARTMENT tatives of lhe meat handling indus prays for an order of the Court <~n the tractor's l'e'ar wheela. .\ lor renl. Phone Middlepo rt Lries for 1111 eXL·Iumge of ideas fo1 permihint Maggie M. Stout aur. Pilot·Guide indicator tells the dri· APPOINTMENT OF 8087V 2 6 3 tc usc in improv iug !he li\•eslock viving spo11Se, to purehase, ~t the ver when the weigh~ being tranllhllsiuesH. HrlJil stores, who t L ~~I· app~aised value afrixed by the rerred is correct tor implement ' Mile from Hac,ne on Main Roa d, l'TS <l nJ nti lJ'oaJs wen. among tl: l! appraisers of the Estate ol David a· nd field conditions as well as the electricity and gas, and water group~ rcpn•..;t•n\('d. .R Stout, deceased, the real es-tate :"Clath·e working depth of the im· 1 in kilchen . Six room hous in the petition described, and that pi .•Jnt>nl. Write Box 61JR·A, c/ o The Dal ly said aflidavit of transfer, Meigs fr't'il!ls Eqllipmcnt points out COMPANY Sentinel, Pomeroy. 2 6 3tp l'OMPLE'I'l!: ln»urt~IIJCe ProtecUOA, County Court records volume 186, Lhlf, as on earlier models, feaLite, Auto, Firto, Polio. Clll Don page 495 brJ aet allide, and for tures SUlh all Turque Ampiifier, Pomeroy, 0. . Phone 94 Millll, Mlltdlepnrt, Oblo Plus Tax other proper orden of relief in indepe ndent power t~1te-oCf, and (]7) the premisecr.. power -,teeriiJg are JlsO availaNe AS THE DEALERS WANliiD The persons first above men· on the ·~7 tractors. He offers a J "lo handle the new ALUMA KRAF'l' tioned will further take notice free demom~tration o! IH tractor~ · triple tr -~rk triple Wt AN 0 - 6 UOOMS 11nd DATA, $4500.00. that they have been made partles and Et~,u\pm~nt for anyone who FOR DIZED altumnum comblnali on 116 Locus1 St. , Pomeroy, ca!L de(enrlant to said polition and wants one. storm window. For more sal 516·M or 9391. 2 7 ate that they ar(' required lo answer ORDE'~R:-;;:OF::-:A:;T:::T-:-A-:-CH"'M=IN"'T::and pro fils <'Onlact AL UMA the same on or berore the 16th ·KRAF'T OF KY. MFG., JN c. SIX ROOM HOUSE , 258 Mair• St., day of March 1957. CHAIN SAWS Williamson Farm Supply, RutMidd 1.cpor t. Excellent condition • MAGGIE M. STOUT, J>laintiff land, Ohio, plaintiff, vs George I 130 17th Street, Ashland, K on· lleadquarters For and location. Call after 111 aforesaid. Craig, delend<~nt. Amount $411-.00. 1 tuck~·. Phone East 4-2910. esales ePorts eservlce Where,..\'oul'l Coafldenee Is Justified m 2116tc R. E. Grindlfl'y, J41tice of Peace, 2 7 3tc Dated January IS, 19ri7. .u.;.ij Jo lY· PoMeroy E. ~lain Sl. ., .. : Mlftersville. F. H. O'BRltN, Attorney. (1) 18, 25. (21 1. 8, us. 22, 6tc ·C I --~C~l)~2~S~(~2)~1~,~B~,I~S~,4~~:J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FOR SEHVICE or REPAffi on yo ur Sewing Machine contact Jo rry Bauahman, Singor Sewing M•· ITRUCTURAL I BSAMS 19Sft PONTIAC V8 Stsr Chief Sc· chine Co . 25 North Court SL. I E•l•t• of FrM S. Johntton dan. I.en Ihan· 9,000 easy miles.· Athens, Ohio. 2 7 SCRAP IRONMITALS De$2491J.OO. BlaeUnar's, Pomeroy. Notice' is hereby given that 2 7 Ute QUICK SJoJUVlCE on Wattb Rc· Cush Johnston whose PWit Office p11lrlng hy Factory Tr11in od ~dLiress is Middleport, Ohio, R. D. watchmaker. COLLINS JEWF, Plafil lle{n duty appoJnted as Execu· 8 LE)RS, Pc.mcroy, I ·3·tf tor of lhe Estate of Fred S. John· ltiV· 19M BUICK V8 Special 4 dr. ---------· ston lnte oC Salilbury Township A•'iYONE DESIRING HOME DElera Sedan. "Hard Top", Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. ' LIVERY ot Droua:bton'a Da iry lOcal owner. t289li.OO. Dla<..~ Phono 510 Da ted thl& 22nd day or January Pomeror Product" In Pomeroy or Mldd lencr·~. Pomeroy. 1957. port, call ~Yalter Crookt, phone 2 7 6tc 6057·J. Ar'er all, "The Beot JohnofC.the Bacon Judge Probate Court Doesn't Cost A Ceat More." Meigs Couaty, Ohio 8 I 28 I moe (I) 2! (2) 1, a, ate 19116 PONTIAC VB 2 dr. Sedan !lUX WAI!D Less than 12,000 mllea by care· FOREMAN .\: ABBOTT T.V. SERVtcE All ma~cs Repaired bY Exful local owner. $2193.00. Blacttpert Technlcuma. Phone 0284 Y nar'11, Pomeroy. Mlddlcpor;. 6-IMf 2 7 6lc WANT ADS Cattlt~ Feeders I PHONE 398 I I (I ) Notic-es I -. GETS RESULTS ~--- - - *Elgin 6l4t~wGO . GO ..GO. I "" . -. ~~~. ~~..~~ Announcement! 13 I MEIGS EQUIPMENT "· 1'111! 8IIITR F AJIIL'f - l• •.• '' . •:• l l! I Oven Meal Saves Time, Energy Too Says Specialist ••• • •• l• i• .•i • • ' • I' ' i• Joe. havC! ••• vo.. t\i?ard that Wallet i-!7 On i •• the skids? • i I !• i I $17.75 Help Wanted (21 Authorised Dealer Reel Estote ., McCULLOCH I 20 Business 5ervic es (8) Auto Soles WE BUY - - COLLI~S I TUPPERS PLAit.j JEWELRY -- Legol Notice "'' I ... OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ;~~~~=~~~=~=~~ ano••••• .... DANCE ............... c.. RADlO & TELEVISION S~RVICE, Phonll 200, Cleland Appliance Store, llR W. Maln St., Pomeroy. 8 l9151J BU'ICK Special 2 dr. Riviera 2-23·11 Cpe. Dynanow drive, "·H ard Top", one cafeful owner. '219~. !Uaettnar's, Pomeroy. SAVE ON YOUR SHOE repair al Racine S!1oe Shop. 2 7 6lc ll·3o.tf nsurance 8 : l(J i::j 1 1 Baro..stmP~Qft JDIUI'&Jlft AIIDeJ, 19Sa PLYMOUTH V8 Savoy 4 <lr. One local owner. Ih pa~kcd to the brim with vim! $1495.00. BlaeUDJI''I, Pomeroy. 2 7 8tc Sedan. 19~1~ BUICK Special 2 dr. Sedan . Ww mUenae, one local owner. '189G.OO. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 2 7 6Lc 10M JEEP wtlh 4 wheel drive . real (lood eondltlon, r,rll!e t893. 317 Main St., rolnt P eaunt, W . Va., before 6:00 p. m. · 2 7 3tp (8b J Auto Services R. H. RA W!.I!'IGS SONS CO. - 24 bour Wrerlter Service. Day f'bono 8227. Nlaht Phone 8039-X. DODGE - PLYMOUTII DEALERS. - - and -FIBERGLASS AWNlNGS dOor bUnch all eolori lnd aiJta. aluminum lad· den, 1111 ldndt, aurMry atotl.: til kln&, window bllnda an 1 ahades all e<~lora and 1lzea. Free lnatallallon, rreo csthmtes. Dilc Wippel Supp1)', 211J Unlon Ave., PGmeroy. 2 1 lmoc Ytnetian IIAYTAG WASHER in excellent eonditloft. Pbone Pomero>' riKHHl. u ~tc , ~ EIJJn Rattruad W~TOH, aU:o 16, .- ~ It jewel, 2 yeah old, prict MO. :·; , Call13'10 or contact ll 23G l"ronl )~ follddleporl. .l!!'.!:• INSURANCE AGENCY Fire, Automobll,, llbaN. PbO<>o 08111-X - --GENfo:ltAl. AITTQ , REPAIU - Roush 's c;~rHJW, located on nt. J4:t, Bra1lhury. Allen lloush, ·F hoprictor. !'hone 8812.J. 2 8 ate -----Looking For Somethin1 -="'::"::"::,.1< <'" 'l'lllii' WlUNGER'TYPE WASHER, • You'll Fincj It Through The Daily Sentinel WANT ADS Ca II . 398. · ' h,.l 01<1, f20,00. Pbone 110311-J. H,OW I I · . I !al< ·1 '' ~-- - - • . . -·---:...--...;...- • Eagles Hall • Every Sat. Nite •Music by R.K.O. Trio \NCY •Eagles And Guests Invited - .. ·. ·-· ·--· ,_ Lift. Cuualty and londa Reo I Eltate Broker In MIDOLIPORT, OHIO 6136-M PHONIS 1311 StudeWer Cll•mp.i"" f·doo, Sfdo. Oat Q} 18 ,... moHI1. •. CONCRET£ BLOCKS .,Bull~ htttr Por, L011u Nhtety more mllea on a tankful of gas-that's about.what you can expect frol!l . this Studebaker ~nipired to the average of other big cars. No wonder Studebaker . has won near!~ t~ice as many economy run "Firsts" as its neaxest comp;,ti!or, Cm]tsrruuaship make9 the big difference. See for yourseH-drive a StudebaJ!er ·at your dealer's, today! . .. GRUESER BLOCK CO. :1 Mlloa N•rth of .....,• ...,. .............. On Rt, S3. Call Wm. G,....., We Serve In Nearby Neighborhoods With Prompt Efficiency In A OUR NSPRING STYLES That Meet& Every t'amlly Roqul,rement Trevy-Finsterwald Sizes FUNERAL HOME 144 Butternut Pomeroy • Candy, Jr. IOd Adrllll Tabla DRESSES DUSTERS Price Range H5. _ 5•• Our Other lprlne Fot•hic""ll METROPOLITAN AUTO ,_ PARK IS PACKEDTHE STREETS -~·THE WHAT A TOW'N-· THE E!USES ARE CROWDED-·THE MOVIES ARE .JAMMED ACCIDENT OHQ.If ' FOR IIOMF. DELIV~Y of SprinG Jli!l produ("ts In tomeroy or Mldrllcporl caU Alva Clark, phone 848V, ownr.r of Clark's -Dairy . l'umrroy, Rputr, No. 3 . "Quality Sprllks For Illlclf." 2 8 6lp H•o~lth 3 8 tl (9) For Sale canople1, Rodney Downing lllddloport. Fll'e • Aulomoblle- I 8 ~- -~. 115 •• · - ••• , _ ., '-"•ror, Ohio .' " j / ARE MOBBED N,O..NCY-- VOUR LUNCH IS ON THE TABLE NIX--- X H~TE .eiio'Qlf �• -6-=DaUy=-Sen=llnel=,=Po=m=ero=y=-M=I-dd.. le;;;;;po.. rt...o;;;;;.•;;;;;F;;;;;eb"" . a;;; , ""19;;;57=~ Bloomingburg Man INamed Head Of roa Legol Notice Meigs Equipment Introduces New 1957 Line Of DI Tractor Blaacbe G. Bennett who realdeA coNSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS The '57 line of tDfmnatlon~ at Rural Route 248. Battle Ground lrart(lrS, fimshed ln a new tW\ · WEST SHADE Plinter chil1dren, Mr. and Mrs. Ralp~· vi si;.ors ot lhe Ruue 1l Waahington, one of the heirs ot Uavid R. Stout, deceased, will take !one re d and white, bave new mod Mr. and M1's. Harry Brown and Painter and dl\uahter were Sunday home. [!oliee tbat .Maggie M. Stout, plain el drsignations, and more poirel in most models ate now bein1 iD Col umlJU> n Hr,iu,•rt JlaJg!e r. tit£ and !ILU'ViV!.ng spouse of David troduced by Meigs !EqUipment Co R. Stout on the 30th day of OctoBJOGJTI J n ,i!ll:l"l.! lltLI1 1.\a~ de<" lt!.1 Tract or.s in the }..ll'fP·aU Une in ber, 1956, filed her petltion iu pn.·sjd e nt of th 1· O.H,l Catt: e Feed RATES e the Farman Cub. FarmaJ. <'rs as~o ci:it 10n a~ the gr.mp's an the Probate L:ourt within and tor elud l:W. Farm-all 230, Fannall sOo line the Cv11nty of Meigs, and State of 2 ceab per word, one inaertion. Minimum charge ~ .--t cents nua l mel'l -n• 1:1 t !w "·>u tDern hoFarm all 450. J.nternational Cuh Ohiu, aUeeiDK that Maggie M. Del' word for tbret eonseeutive insertions. 'tel . ('l)l umh;~ . .J :.tru,u·y :w and 31. Lo·Boy, International 130, Inter· "1. Special. - One month tor ~ eents per word. . . . Stout is the surviving spoiUe nf The 1-'l }"l''tl' ":Hint..v (':JI"Ic l:•t"de! J'IIU rate of 2 eut.a per word will be charged for adverlis.ms 1f David R. Stout, deceased, late ol l' alio nal 350. lnternati.:Jn.al Utility ' ·J:JS. preY !f, J :1· 1 OJH'·.,dent of ~lot paid for before the ~th of each month foUowing insertion. Meigs County, Ohio who died In- Jntt'rnational W-460, and Interna th e a ~ soc::.~anr.. Errors in Advertising-Should be reported immediately . 1'hf! testate on Fl:!bruary 8, 19M. !tonal 650 make up the lntetnl Daily Sentiael will not De ruponsible for more than one in N r· The plainUff further repre- tional wheel traetr,r hne, W:~. l l!i re [\p[ ,:• n .\rr!J~~_ol-1, Ohi o red lnlertion. sents that David ft. Stout died Meigs Equipment uys the many <"attlc f .. ed('r, ~~.~~ n~mrd ~· i c t Card of 'D:Ianb and Special Notices of Events printed at regu· lar clualfled rates. Obltuarlee publillhed It 1 cent per word. presi.den!. all 1\ .l 11 rne:; 11 \\i arner !l,:.e;ted in fee .timple of an undivld- new features that to . with these OhJo Stat~ ln i \l'r ~ity c x ' e nsi un 1 ed one-ha1f lntere1t jn common ln tractors are designed to put po•· hcer cattl" sp<•c:;~bl, ·,o,·as reeletl· the following deterlbed real eatate er to better use and ueaUy in 2 LOTS in SYRACUSE, foundation situate in the County of Meigs, cre .. se operatmg efflcie~y. I" ed excc utii"C: SC'Cr(•!.ii~-y tr c ~s urer. for house , blueprints, water Tow11ship of Cllester, and State of addition to incre.aed horsepower, taps. Bill Col.art , Racine. IT'S EASY TO Res(l)u\v: ns a pprol'l'd h.v t.'le r <~ l· OJlio , e-ud described as follows: there's more pTeclsion control or 2 7 3tp tlc fee<h• r , ll'l' ·u ·lnl : 11 orki 1:g f<1r BUY - SELL - RENT Situate in the County of Meip, aydraulitally Ol)f'rated implements, m lio n.o l h·g osiJtla n to permi t Township of Chester, and State of power adjusted rear wheels, ard find employment - hire For Kent marke 1 i n;: a:,:e !'<'Jt·s tu nuke volur t Ohio and d@scrlbed u follows, to. a new and n•volutionary Futor find a lost llem through The Daily Sentinel WANT 3 furnished ROOMS and BAm t11ry dt•tl ueli()] :s fr :;~n producer~ wit : Section two, towru.hip tour, Hitth wit·b Traction Corttrol. Tbo new Traction Control hitch. 11t 109 Union Ave ., Pomeroy. for ,,a les ;.romlJ:ion of JiveJ:Jiock; and ram'e twelve of the Ohio ADS. Don't put it off I enC'mJ ragin.; prr. ur ,n ••n2e testin e Company's Purchase in Cbester lor Ulle with Farmall 230, FarmaH Phone 494-Y, .Percy L. Peoi>Ie.s. Call 39& Today- An Ad in Il l he·~~ Llc c:"l mg c a Ul~ . ilicllldin,g Townsh.ip, Meigs County, Ohio and 3:50 and Fannall 4M, and the In 2 7 tf this column beginning on the South Uoe of terllationll 360 UliUtr e a nu~ s ... aiuatio n: and sc r uri ng a tnctors, more realistJc repurtiug uJ cull!•. said section 2, 68 roas and 18 llnka continously and autom.atically ma· :i Rc:-OM I_IOUSE wlith bath, ven· numheu a nd pr :ces rr,_,m all pub- west ot the soutJleast comer o! tches traction to the load. Meigs etlan bhnds, gas furnace and lie agr• n ci c ~ :: nd li\'I'Stn ck markd:. said .!loction; thence North 109 F'..quip:nent points out that at the garage in Middleport Phone I generally. rods; thence west to a corner 110 load increases. •n increased Pro839-M or 007·X. 2 7 tc I rods and fo'Jt linka ' east of · the portion of implement weiabt, s: ;IJ I The organ i·t:•'ion a! ~ o endl·rsed East line of said sectinn; theace weight and resistance, and tracto; Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, TWO and THREE ROOM a par t- (J. S. gradin ~ of carcasg beef, pro· south 109 rods to the South line front·'!nd weight is l!uncentnted balancing •nd bJ:ate service. menta, c!fJ5e in town, 127 Butter · viJing the g r at1 i ng 1s umform o:. of said section, thence East OJI on the rear wheels, holding lUI" Servlce, West Hackett'• Safety nut Ave. 2 ~ 12 te a natio nal hasis, a nd it approvecr sai'd Une to the place of be- page to a minimum and more fully Main Stret"t, PomerO)', Oblo. c onlinuin ~ prom otion of the truf .glnning, containing 110 lel'eJI, •1t tbzi11g the (Ult b01~power Of ?or reiJL - t:1ecu1~ wallpc~• "'' more IJt less: save and except out lhe tractor. value of hr1f+>r bed. ~ mcc s1ud1e, sAYI DON'T YOU KNOW! ·h:amer . Lbmuo fo ,..,bel . M1It· . have dem ,mstrnh' d th~t heifc ~ of the above described. premises, Baker'• will glve YOU the belt Tlae new Traction Control is erdlepurt. Pb. 6266-X. JH- tf c arca~sc ~ uf the :><~me grade an· the followir.g described tract: Be· trado oo furnlturt or appUantirely mechanieal and operates in· ginning at the Southwest corner - I ~orth (at pn· s~ nt prices) approx:. Uti <U d~:opendently of the tracter'i h:· -. l...a4den. matel.v 61 cent:; les.s than stee• of what wu formerly W. Z. Jobn· draullc system. Because of thlll. son's 97 acre tract; thence south "'IUold Boards, a,..., Clotba. t arcas!:>l'.<:. weight i11 transferred without reb 82 degrees East 74 rods to a stake Jllntott Fl1her ltiddlepurt. bing U1e tractor of power at a The meeting indudr.d a panr.J Pbunc WJ>.X thence South 56.54 rods to a atone 11-1 ' di ~c u ss i o n ol how und wh !·re a corner; thence west 82.24 roda to tiu.e when it is n~d m08t, 'i':w proportion of ·•A·eight trans· ONE 4 !lOOM APARTMENT. 0 no farmer ~ h oLdd ~ t· l l f ;il l'attlc. I1 the place of beginning, containing We Are Pleased 8 room howe .Newly. deeorated wa s noler· tlt at r!l i Jr~ m e ~! i~ ll~in ~ 31 'It acres, more or less, leaviDa ferrcd can be regulilted b.Y t\c operator, transferring a, much u f Inside aM out. A. N. Beng tl, cu:~sumcu than pr o duc~u In Ohlo 78.75 acres more or less. TO ANNOUNCE Pomerr11 I U At the ~dnt•s rla_v session th~ The prayer of said petition iB 35 per cent of combthed implecot.te feed ers met with represeu for the plai"ltiff MaiJiie M. Stout, ment, r;oiJ, and front end weitht THE Rooms downstain- APARTMENT tatives of lhe meat handling indus prays for an order of the Court <~n the tractor's l'e'ar wheela. .\ lor renl. Phone Middlepo rt Lries for 1111 eXL·Iumge of ideas fo1 permihint Maggie M. Stout aur. Pilot·Guide indicator tells the dri· APPOINTMENT OF 8087V 2 6 3 tc usc in improv iug !he li\•eslock viving spo11Se, to purehase, ~t the ver when the weigh~ being tranllhllsiuesH. HrlJil stores, who t L ~~I· app~aised value afrixed by the rerred is correct tor implement ' Mile from Hac,ne on Main Roa d, l'TS <l nJ nti lJ'oaJs wen. among tl: l! appraisers of the Estate ol David a· nd field conditions as well as the electricity and gas, and water group~ rcpn•..;t•n\('d. .R Stout, deceased, the real es-tate :"Clath·e working depth of the im· 1 in kilchen . Six room hous in the petition described, and that pi .•Jnt>nl. Write Box 61JR·A, c/ o The Dal ly said aflidavit of transfer, Meigs fr't'il!ls Eqllipmcnt points out COMPANY Sentinel, Pomeroy. 2 6 3tp l'OMPLE'I'l!: ln»urt~IIJCe ProtecUOA, County Court records volume 186, Lhlf, as on earlier models, feaLite, Auto, Firto, Polio. Clll Don page 495 brJ aet allide, and for tures SUlh all Turque Ampiifier, Pomeroy, 0. . Phone 94 Millll, Mlltdlepnrt, Oblo Plus Tax other proper orden of relief in indepe ndent power t~1te-oCf, and (]7) the premisecr.. power -,teeriiJg are JlsO availaNe AS THE DEALERS WANliiD The persons first above men· on the ·~7 tractors. He offers a J "lo handle the new ALUMA KRAF'l' tioned will further take notice free demom~tration o! IH tractor~ · triple tr -~rk triple Wt AN 0 - 6 UOOMS 11nd DATA, $4500.00. that they have been made partles and Et~,u\pm~nt for anyone who FOR DIZED altumnum comblnali on 116 Locus1 St. , Pomeroy, ca!L de(enrlant to said polition and wants one. storm window. For more sal 516·M or 9391. 2 7 ate that they ar(' required lo answer ORDE'~R:-;;:OF::-:A:;T:::T-:-A-:-CH"'M=IN"'T::and pro fils <'Onlact AL UMA the same on or berore the 16th ·KRAF'T OF KY. MFG., JN c. SIX ROOM HOUSE , 258 Mair• St., day of March 1957. CHAIN SAWS Williamson Farm Supply, RutMidd 1.cpor t. Excellent condition • MAGGIE M. STOUT, J>laintiff land, Ohio, plaintiff, vs George I 130 17th Street, Ashland, K on· lleadquarters For and location. Call after 111 aforesaid. Craig, delend<~nt. Amount $411-.00. 1 tuck~·. Phone East 4-2910. esales ePorts eservlce Where,..\'oul'l Coafldenee Is Justified m 2116tc R. E. Grindlfl'y, J41tice of Peace, 2 7 3tc Dated January IS, 19ri7. .u.;.ij Jo lY· PoMeroy E. ~lain Sl. ., .. : Mlftersville. F. H. O'BRltN, Attorney. (1) 18, 25. (21 1. 8, us. 22, 6tc ·C I --~C~l)~2~S~(~2)~1~,~B~,I~S~,4~~:J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FOR SEHVICE or REPAffi on yo ur Sewing Machine contact Jo rry Bauahman, Singor Sewing M•· ITRUCTURAL I BSAMS 19Sft PONTIAC V8 Stsr Chief Sc· chine Co . 25 North Court SL. I E•l•t• of FrM S. Johntton dan. I.en Ihan· 9,000 easy miles.· Athens, Ohio. 2 7 SCRAP IRONMITALS De$2491J.OO. BlaeUnar's, Pomeroy. Notice' is hereby given that 2 7 Ute QUICK SJoJUVlCE on Wattb Rc· Cush Johnston whose PWit Office p11lrlng hy Factory Tr11in od ~dLiress is Middleport, Ohio, R. D. watchmaker. COLLINS JEWF, Plafil lle{n duty appoJnted as Execu· 8 LE)RS, Pc.mcroy, I ·3·tf tor of lhe Estate of Fred S. John· ltiV· 19M BUICK V8 Special 4 dr. ---------· ston lnte oC Salilbury Township A•'iYONE DESIRING HOME DElera Sedan. "Hard Top", Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. ' LIVERY ot Droua:bton'a Da iry lOcal owner. t289li.OO. Dla<..~ Phono 510 Da ted thl& 22nd day or January Pomeror Product" In Pomeroy or Mldd lencr·~. Pomeroy. 1957. port, call ~Yalter Crookt, phone 2 7 6tc 6057·J. Ar'er all, "The Beot JohnofC.the Bacon Judge Probate Court Doesn't Cost A Ceat More." Meigs Couaty, Ohio 8 I 28 I moe (I) 2! (2) 1, a, ate 19116 PONTIAC VB 2 dr. Sedan !lUX WAI!D Less than 12,000 mllea by care· FOREMAN .\: ABBOTT T.V. SERVtcE All ma~cs Repaired bY Exful local owner. $2193.00. Blacttpert Technlcuma. Phone 0284 Y nar'11, Pomeroy. Mlddlcpor;. 6-IMf 2 7 6lc WANT ADS Cattlt~ Feeders I PHONE 398 I I (I ) Notic-es I -. GETS RESULTS ~--- - - *Elgin 6l4t~wGO . GO ..GO. I "" . -. ~~~. ~~..~~ Announcement! 13 I MEIGS EQUIPMENT "· 1'111! 8IIITR F AJIIL'f - l• •.• '' . •:• l l! I Oven Meal Saves Time, Energy Too Says Specialist ••• • •• l• i• .•i • • ' • I' ' i• Joe. havC! ••• vo.. t\i?ard that Wallet i-!7 On i •• the skids? • i I !• i I $17.75 Help Wanted (21 Authorised Dealer Reel Estote ., McCULLOCH I 20 Business 5ervic es (8) Auto Soles WE BUY - - COLLI~S I TUPPERS PLAit.j JEWELRY -- Legol Notice "'' I ... OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ;~~~~=~~~=~=~~ ano••••• .... DANCE ............... c.. RADlO & TELEVISION S~RVICE, Phonll 200, Cleland Appliance Store, llR W. Maln St., Pomeroy. 8 l9151J BU'ICK Special 2 dr. Riviera 2-23·11 Cpe. Dynanow drive, "·H ard Top", one cafeful owner. '219~. !Uaettnar's, Pomeroy. SAVE ON YOUR SHOE repair al Racine S!1oe Shop. 2 7 6lc ll·3o.tf nsurance 8 : l(J i::j 1 1 Baro..stmP~Qft JDIUI'&Jlft AIIDeJ, 19Sa PLYMOUTH V8 Savoy 4 <lr. One local owner. Ih pa~kcd to the brim with vim! $1495.00. BlaeUDJI''I, Pomeroy. 2 7 8tc Sedan. 19~1~ BUICK Special 2 dr. Sedan . Ww mUenae, one local owner. '189G.OO. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 2 7 6Lc 10M JEEP wtlh 4 wheel drive . real (lood eondltlon, r,rll!e t893. 317 Main St., rolnt P eaunt, W . Va., before 6:00 p. m. · 2 7 3tp (8b J Auto Services R. H. RA W!.I!'IGS SONS CO. - 24 bour Wrerlter Service. Day f'bono 8227. Nlaht Phone 8039-X. DODGE - PLYMOUTII DEALERS. - - and -FIBERGLASS AWNlNGS dOor bUnch all eolori lnd aiJta. aluminum lad· den, 1111 ldndt, aurMry atotl.: til kln&, window bllnda an 1 ahades all e<~lora and 1lzea. Free lnatallallon, rreo csthmtes. Dilc Wippel Supp1)', 211J Unlon Ave., PGmeroy. 2 1 lmoc Ytnetian IIAYTAG WASHER in excellent eonditloft. Pbone Pomero>' riKHHl. u ~tc , ~ EIJJn Rattruad W~TOH, aU:o 16, .- ~ It jewel, 2 yeah old, prict MO. :·; , Call13'10 or contact ll 23G l"ronl )~ follddleporl. .l!!'.!:• INSURANCE AGENCY Fire, Automobll,, llbaN. PbO<>o 08111-X - --GENfo:ltAl. AITTQ , REPAIU - Roush 's c;~rHJW, located on nt. J4:t, Bra1lhury. Allen lloush, ·F hoprictor. !'hone 8812.J. 2 8 ate -----Looking For Somethin1 -="'::"::"::,.1< <'" 'l'lllii' WlUNGER'TYPE WASHER, • You'll Fincj It Through The Daily Sentinel WANT ADS Ca II . 398. · ' h,.l 01<1, f20,00. Pbone 110311-J. H,OW I I · . I !al< ·1 '' ~-- - - • . . -·---:...--...;...- • Eagles Hall • Every Sat. Nite •Music by R.K.O. Trio \NCY •Eagles And Guests Invited - .. ·. ·-· ·--· ,_ Lift. Cuualty and londa Reo I Eltate Broker In MIDOLIPORT, OHIO 6136-M PHONIS 1311 StudeWer Cll•mp.i"" f·doo, Sfdo. Oat Q} 18 ,... moHI1. •. CONCRET£ BLOCKS .,Bull~ htttr Por, L011u Nhtety more mllea on a tankful of gas-that's about.what you can expect frol!l . this Studebaker ~nipired to the average of other big cars. No wonder Studebaker . has won near!~ t~ice as many economy run "Firsts" as its neaxest comp;,ti!or, Cm]tsrruuaship make9 the big difference. See for yourseH-drive a StudebaJ!er ·at your dealer's, today! . .. GRUESER BLOCK CO. :1 Mlloa N•rth of .....,• ...,. .............. On Rt, S3. Call Wm. G,....., We Serve In Nearby Neighborhoods With Prompt Efficiency In A OUR NSPRING STYLES That Meet& Every t'amlly Roqul,rement Trevy-Finsterwald Sizes FUNERAL HOME 144 Butternut Pomeroy • Candy, Jr. IOd Adrllll Tabla DRESSES DUSTERS Price Range H5. _ 5•• Our Other lprlne Fot•hic""ll METROPOLITAN AUTO ,_ PARK IS PACKEDTHE STREETS -~·THE WHAT A TOW'N-· THE E!USES ARE CROWDED-·THE MOVIES ARE .JAMMED ACCIDENT OHQ.If ' FOR IIOMF. DELIV~Y of SprinG Jli!l produ("ts In tomeroy or Mldrllcporl caU Alva Clark, phone 848V, ownr.r of Clark's -Dairy . l'umrroy, Rputr, No. 3 . "Quality Sprllks For Illlclf." 2 8 6lp H•o~lth 3 8 tl (9) For Sale canople1, Rodney Downing lllddloport. Fll'e • Aulomoblle- I 8 ~- -~. 115 •• · - ••• , _ ., '-"•ror, Ohio .' " j / ARE MOBBED N,O..NCY-- VOUR LUNCH IS ON THE TABLE NIX--- X H~TE .eiio'Qlf �8 J)aUJ Sentinel, l'ome.roy-:lliddleport, 0., Feb. 8 , !9&7 • $2495 V-8, 4-Door SlatlQJI Wagon, Radio and Heater, Power GUde- White'WaU Tires Eztra Clean One Local Owner Lucille Bearhs Hawkin•, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 Eleanor Sehaaf, Mtddleport Soc1ety Ed1tor, Phone 6079 POMEROY MOTOR CO. E. Moln St. .' Pomeroy (/ VALUES 103 YEARS VALUES Valae Is remembered loag afler lbe prlte Is forgotten! Yes, a Blat:ttllar reeoJ\CUtloned rar may save you hun· dreda of dollars In laler e><penae. We r,rlde oursel vea ln reeendlUonlng our can ror many troub e-free miles. uouy from Blaeltnan for a better buy." Buy now when selection aad qoaUiy Is hlgb and prlees are a winter's all lime low. ... $2,195 2 Door Sedan. Le68 than 12,000 m1les by careful local owner Immaculate. 1956 PONnAC VI · .... · ...... · .. $2,495 4 Door Star Ch1ef Sedan. Leu than 9,000 easy m1lcs You'll !all in love from your head to your wheels! 1956 BUICK V8 Special · ·· · · ·· · · · · · $2,695 4 Door R1v1cra Sedan ''Hard Top" 4 dr One beauty from "11tart" to "flnllh." DynaCiow. W1llls $1,495 4 Door Sedan. One local owner Its packed to the brun Wltb vim! 1955 BUICK Special .. .. .. .. .. $1,895 2 Door Sedan Low maea~:c One ){)('al owner No gmgcrbrcad but, man, whut gin11cr 1955 BUICK Special $2,195 2 Door Rlv1era Cpe Dyn ~ Fiow drJVu 'Hurd Tup ' One owp.er You'll~oomt~ mo1c thankful w1lh ev~ry tankful. caref•1l ' 1955 FORD V8 Ranch Wagon $1,895 New Buick trade·ln.lt'tt a sweet car named· deJ>lrc". 1955 WILLY$ Jeep .. .... $1,495 4 Wheel drive 14,009 careful miles. A DREAM ~TRUE Yu, now your tl rum1 of • ~•w tru-Jull • l"t ~o~r •Jkh'" eo'"' STEP SAVEl ··~!ltn tl••ltr •nd r.modtl vour old 111 !low you un ••• ,,..11 th1 STEP 5AVEit ,. . yt 1954 BUICK V8 Century · .. · .... · $1,895 2 Door Riviera Cpe Dynaflow It's nimble as a c01t and quiet as .a mouse. Spotlen inaldt'l and out. H ra•'•• blllldln111 • ""' hom• ln1hlo~ • Sl1p 5•u• ut~·~l b " " wood tllch" -W1 ,. mod"" "' tom«<''wl TRUCKS 1955 International Y2 ton 1956 GMC ~ton Pickup Dlx Cab - Chrome irllle Low mileage. Entertain WSCS Of Syracuse In Sauvage Home \h .... $1,095 h(' /d Mnt LWB Hyd Dump. 10 fl a:ood dump body Extra good tlrea. Fully rccondilioned. \:i <'l '>~' ll il }Irs. (lr~ s t;1 1 llg, Sauval;,\ e the pre~• Vl.lt·llline thcrqe Wll!l co.~rrtf'fl the deeorallnns of 1c t hl'<~rt~, nnrl red candle9. A salad cellh, eJ wl01 a ted heart, sanrl· \1 tlhcs and coffee wvre scr\ed o 1 l'ed .r.l)~. bY the hosteues fal'· lll"s Wi!rc nut cups fUied with red :.ud wtutc cac.dy, 1 ht• 111 SAVE $600 1954 Chevrolet2ton ...... · ...... · $1,495 ~ ,Joh n Sauv;H:c &S!'Itslcd b\ t \\oce~e entertalned llu• Wumrn's Society of Ch!tslh•ll St'l \l t !' of the Asbury Met hodist 1 h 1rch, V. edn c-sdav • evcnmg Jt IH r )H me S,~-racusC . '•lw meeting opened With devo1wnc led by MI'S. Wilham F rancts • ho !.,1d for her topic, "Whom sh.1ll 1 ~>d •d " Mrs F1eida l<~e 1ld ' pri'SC 'Jlcl'l thf' prog!'am top11 l1hosr who ser\'e" and Mba Mar· tia l\,trr gave a lliscnptlon of the cluuchcs m Indonesia Paul's Htr>a ot the chut·ch t11ken from Paul's 11 ttu~ \\Us gtV{m by Mr11. Wtlltanl ;\IJ.l out Foreman & Abbott APPLIANCES Middleport Mill St. ' 1953Fonl ~ton Pickup .. · ........ · $895 Like new !1ni1h. 1953 Dodge 2 ton Stake body .. .. .... · $995 GOO\l heavy duly t1rea and v.hccla $595 1852 Plymoull!. 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan . .............. $495 ltl3 Cltevrolet Belaire ! dr. . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . U85 ltU Ford Cuo!Gm 4 Door .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. . •885 Ito lultk Spoelal 4dr. Sedah ••es .. .. . .. . . . ..... $715 ' .-n Mereury 2 dr. Coupe • . . . . . . . . . . . . $491 1t51 Chevrofel4 dJ'. Sedaa- Sharp . . . . . . .... . U95 ltll Sludeblker 4 dr. Champion . . . . . . . .... .. $195 11$0 Bultk Spetlal 2 dr. Sedan . . ........... , $195 11147 1: 1148'8- ebolce olfour . . . . . .. . ........ $89 MANY MORE '"''g" ~~·~:::~~·,t;;!!~~.;n, ~~~ ~"'~ Letart Methodist Golden Rule Class Plans F.or Bake Sale Sat. The Golden Rule Sunday School home of Mrs. Donna Hill Those attendmg the meeting met at the home of Mrs Mildred were Mrs Etta Mae Hi11, Mrs Chapman. Ruth Ann Hrll, Mrs Inez CbapThe president, Mrs~ Dorts Wilt man, Mrs Louise Chapman, MrSJ announced the Batre SR"Ie for Sat· Nancy Chapman, Mrs ' Marjorl~ urday February 9 at the Letart Roush. Mrs Nora Cross, A-Irs. Mar. Community Store and the R E garet West, Mrs Ora HtlJ and I Quillen Store . j Mrs ZfllphvJ Roseberry The next mee1:.ing wtll be at the class of th o:! Letart Falls Church I R~A\TI~TOR BIG SCREEN CONSOLE TV! FANTASTIC • LOW PRICE! ·TREMENDQUS SAVINGS~ Famous RCA Viclor, Noon Luncheon Honored Birthday Of Mrs. James Weekend Specials till Ford Dlx. Ur. Sedan ................... . •895 lt$1 Pontiac 2 dr. Hyd. Sedan ... ............ . RUTLAND 1955 Plymouth ·4 ' Dr. Sedan. Radio and Heater. Two Tone Paint . One Local Owner. • $1595 1954 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, Heater and Defroster. One Local Owner. $1095 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. MILL & Znd STS. MIDDLEPORT Mrs JT01ncr Radtord qntertaim•d With n noon lnn~heott Wednead3l' 6.t her home, Athens road honori•t.t 1 • Anna Jamos on her birt'h day 1-'re ~l'nt were Xrs Dan1cl Jamt'l! of Pittsburgh, l!'a , Mn Scott Fol mer, Mrs W. A. Morgan, Mrtt Arlee Abbott and the honorrd cUtoaL Virginia Clifford • Hostess Wednesday ~'rs8 :~~~ E\~~nd Mr. Selim D1alewtet won the prl&e& Wedqeaday evenmg when Mrs. VtrguJa Clifford entert11med her Bcldge Club. 'lhe hostess aerved refresbiTJenh at the close of the aame to thOH nam.-11 above and Mrs. WUUam Everson. Mrs. Asa Camp, Mn. Robert Haggorty, Mra. Juanita R&tllft, Mrs. Clyde Ingels. Tbe next party will be held at t.ll6 Ha:terty t.<')m&. * ,* * * aqu..-. Inch screen. Hear room• filling lolancod FldolilY Sound. Choo.. from thrn rich finilhtt. Corrtt In today - th• offer it limltod. VOL Vlll NO 253 nl• caltl••t ttrtlftl. I• pill_. ... 11-.1 ~· . . . . 1111111... M.ftl 111715. ...n,, .n....-; · WAS Fire Destroys Radio Studios :~A~ Parkersbur@ W. PAIIKERSBURG, •'1 $209:95 . $40 IY UNITID l'tliU Ohle: Cloudy 1ftd mll41 , . . , throuth Sund1y; occ....,._l rM Ot' driule potllbiJ' ....cnng thft •••ning, Occ••iotMI rain or drlala ....Inning ,..tn ........ Hlth to. d•y 45-541 ......, - . f01'11ght JJ.40 north, New "Mystery Farin No.7" .let up temporary ltudi4J& in ~a n.ew , Jl),_cJtion today as a res.ult or a fira , "'!II ~hich burned out lts downtown ~ bUilding anrf caused an estitntlted • ~ $~,00t.J datnage to bl'oaucal~Wll 'l(!qiJipment. · '"The ,...,al alarm ~lue WOto out f rmay ane.-noon aJ1d, .&:or a ,. . Ume, threatened to srread to an ldjoinb1g theater and furniture 1tore. \ -No one was reported mJurel In the blaze foognt by all four Par· kenbura: fire companles and on' from ne.rby \11enn.;t. Jo•re IIJ:CRtu",~o bad th.e blaze under control Jb about Blf.a houra. ., ~ · .F~ Ch1ef HU1th 'Neal ordere~ ~~e'hcuatto-n ot scores of patr~na ioatde the adJoining Smoot Theater and customers ana emp.~.oyes P~J1U~'s Furm~re: Co., one 01 th~ jiity's· largtst furniture stoi'e1r0 The lwo · story brick I)Uildln<J, ow~ed by the Ohio Valley B·o11 1' t ~aatina Co , was the former home Of the Parkerllburg ~ews. • Puzzle Readers eor an ames ittees County Released Fatal Crash . 1.. COLUMBUS, 0 . UP - l'ollce held John 0 . Grim Jr , 26, of Car· Meigs County, for ln. in a lrutk-automobile in 1uburban Upper Arearly Friday whith ktlled B. Jona, 48, Coh1mbua. Grim wu the• (}river of the trutk In the acd.dt'nt at an inter.secUon. With interest in the Daily Sentinel Mystery feature gradually mounting, Statton officials said their CBS aerial farm photo may prove a bit more difficult readers Inasmuch as there seem network programs cleared througn highways shown. The owner ol this farm will receive a free framed identifying a transmltter durmg the fire but that Joeal programs were cut oft of t~e above ph~!"- by_c~U~g_ ~~th!. ~~~Y ~~n:!nel_ offices. - - · . ------- . --· - ----i the aU". They hoped to set np tem porary broadcasting faCJitlies (o._· local pro.!!lrams toch•Y Ftre officials searched still IR;lOldering debrts late Friday and tl(jday to detel-mine the cause of the blQ.~e believed to have started 'Ehe ·1~nnual Achievement Day thts year spo•nS<tred among eleetric1d equ1pment.. -- 4-H Club Advisor Honored I I Upper Arllngton Pohee 1.Ud tothat Grlfl\ !tas driving hil loade« Vitth new can south Route 33 w~n 1t collided with car driven Jones and burl~ a Bervtce: station. :' ,r I '" . d•Y· .uw. Last Of Revival Meetings To Be Held On Sunday !llddl~port, was rt- ' Hit·R~Mishap sunday evemng wUI be Ute la~t meeting of the ReviVal serv1ces being held at the Middleport Chur.ch of Christ by Fred Dunn, Huntington, w1tb Fred 1 Gardner, pastor of the church, pres1d1ng. Frida)' rtliht there were YISttors from Pomeroy, :Bradfc,rd, Rutland Bradbury, Hemloek Grove, Keno, Chester, Hunt.mgton, MinersvUic and Middleport churches at the mectina:. Mr. Dunn preached on "Divine nea~y, ·~arch 27th m the Middleport Htgh School·~·~~~~~:; accordi'tlg to Mrs. Geneva H. Nolan, Home Economtcs vetet:an Mebl0r14ll :. . --~ -1 nmg {or the event, Wl're at a meeting o{,tl>e llp!ne 'Bt:t-JOOn cmi.tidf.held Postponed Week A bearing date in Columbus when a,rguments were to have been heard favoring thanging the Veterans Memorial Sectilln of the Obio Code has been !postponed it was learned here today. Meigs CMnty Reprcsentatlv~ ' George A Memhart satd Kenneth Berry (R CoshO'CtOn), chatrman of the Elecllons .and Federal Com· mtttee of the House, announced postponment. The chairman mus: be in Albens, o, on other stale business Feb. 12, dale of the hear 1ng • Rep. Memhart. sail! the new bearmg date 11 Feb 19 A deleg:t· Uon of people from Meig::; County mterested in Sl)(:edmg another vote at the polls on a Veterans Memonal, which would be a hospita\, Js planning to attend the heartnc. Jn ~ 'l'!N,..day. recently and lta Sayre, aetmg president, gain Frlday 61ded He told police that the braises A program planning committee lnr the Aehhwement Day was ap- en the truck funetiened but were pomted by the chairman to lnclud!! not enough to avotd tbe colhston. Mn. MBXme Goe~lean, Mrs Hazel Stout, Mrs. Edna Lee Mrs Carrie Nease, Mrs Fran-ces "olmer, !Mrs Pauhne Atkms, Mn. PauUne My en, and Mil's Irene Parker who will work wtth the president, :M.rs Maxme Price The main objective of lhis Coun· cd meeting was to work on a broad, ovr!r-all program for the year of 1957 58 Count:v 8ltUabons and long time goals were reviewed by Geneva H. Nolan A planned potluck lunch was served at noon. After reviewing the past pro- gram, the county situa'tionll and Street Lights In Racine May Be TIH'ned Off Due lo the fact that the oper· ating lew m tbe V11lage of Racine for the payment of the Street Light contratt, has expired it will be necessart to have the 1treet IIgbts shut off MaY 1. 19&7 unless some otber means of seeurmg funds is devised. It baa been suggested by the VillP.te Council, that each property owner pay to the Vllla&e Treasurer an amount corresponding to 2 rnllls on the property valuation as shown 011 the Tax Duplicate for one year. In the meantime, the operatinJ levy can be renewed by ballot in the November election. " Anyone wishmg to di&OOSI thil matter may contact the Village Clerlr: Mac Cleland, or attend the reglllar meetmg of council on Thmnas A. Keffer Receives Honors As Ohio Newsboy Cmppehticm. The contest u held 1n conjunc· with the Oh1o Newspaper As· sociahon annual conventlon ban· quet .and as SlJOnsored. by the ONA .nd .~e OhrrJ Ctrculat~on Man ':gen; ASSOCiation Keffer, whose motber of the former Jo"Tanees Daniel~ ot Mlddll'port. has ~een an outstapdl,ng car rier for the Cotumbue Cttizen m the Grandview afea fot four years. Judges in the compct,tion were Kent State UnlverBlty president George A Bowman, Portage County Juvenile Judge Clay D1ctnck, both former newspaperboys, and the Rev Herbert G. Myers, rector of tbe Grace Episcopal Church in I lion ~~Y; Stout Executive Husbands Urged 'fe:Address MGM To Enter Wives Dist. Committee In Compet ~ti"on 4 Here's one for men only! If you think your wife t& a good homemaker, encourage her to enter tb1s year's Mrs. Amet'ica con· test, Ray St. Clair, Middlt~port manager for the Ohio Fuel Gas Company, said today. The nation wide c~est w•ll lead some talenbed bouaew1fe to a $1~,000 pot of gold wtth priZes lor the (!ntire fanuly. .Entry blanks for the contest arc now avaUahle at the Ohio Fuel Gaa Company offtce in Middleport and at l~al gas appJiatce «ores, Ohio Fuel is sponsoring the event locally All en_t.ries must be flied by March 15. The 'Mn. America" eontest is open to all mUTlcd women over 21 years o£ aae. Wlnrten Will be chosen at local, distbet, state and national levels The ladies will be judged on thetr homemaking abi· ltty, personahty, cliarar:ter, groom· 10&, and community activities. Homemakers frorn this a~a will compete for the "Mn. Maddleporl" tit~ in an etimlnatipn ccmtest the week Of March 18th. Local contest wJnners Wlll advance to 8. dut.rlct cook·off in Athen ~week of Ap- Mol.l,le Talbott, l'~tl, rll 1. , National Boy Scout Week Observed B R· Club y otary At Friday Meeting llc;:~clntop.:::..~~hci;:.Ua~~; NaUonal Boy Scout Week was observed Fnday,by the Mid- Bernard Fultz, Jean Lima, Willia dleport-Pomeroy Rotary <;lub when they had their regular Leadingham, Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, · H M Harold E. Hubbard. . d mner meetmg at the eath ethodist Church Judge John Housing-to make a survey of Bacon, president, presided at a ThE' Rotanana vole~ to s~nu ~ student from Middleport Hagh Sch· ool and Pomeroy Htgh S<Jhool fo the World Affa•rs Institute to be held in Cmctnnati on March S.IJ under the auspaees of the Cmcinnata .Rotary Club Delegates last year were Juhe Probasco, Middleport. and Danny Moms, Pomerov Fred Hibbs, Meigs-Galha-Mason Scout Distnct chairman, was pro~r,trn chairma • forth"' eveniog and .ntrodvced Thomas Lambdin, Pomt Pleasant, D1str1ct Scout ExecutiYe, who spoke bnefl:J; on tbe rea&OIU! for observmg NatiOnal Boy Scout Week He explamcd that this ts the forty-seventh anmversary of Scoutlng m the US and that more titan 4,500,000 Scouts, ExplOI."el':o, Cubs and Adult leaders were celebrating together with rede<licattdn servlCe.s short business meeting. '5 ArC EXamJO ' ed At ChestJDJC o· . Held On _Thursday t..• Dr c R Markwood Columbus, was the chest specaalist m charge of the clmlc at the office of Dr Ed Butnmas ThW"sday Thirty-five persons reported for examination and of these ten were old csses four old suspects eJx new ca5es and fifteen new ®ntracts. Asststmg With the Clinic were Mrs Wallace Bradford, exerutive secretary of the Meigs County Tu· bercolusis and Health Assocliltion, Miss Ber• t<'C Ledlie RN anr'i Mrs. Elizabeth Smtth, ·~t.N, ' · Co~nty II lth 1\" r ses ) Hibbs explamed the three pbasea u es of Scouting Cub Scouts from The Climes are sponso~d by 8-11; Boy Scouts, 11-14, and Ex· the Count~ ~~ealtb Dcpar1ment and plorer Scouts, 14-18 He mtroduc· the Coun~} luberculosls and Heal· ed Mrs. R. R Pickens, Den Mot!\•·r tb Assoc•alwn. of Den 2 of Cub Scouts Pack 214, Htddlcport Mrs Picken& in turn {)f Introduced her :tSSif;tart Den Mot'l ·~ er, :Urs. Myron Miller, wbo makes The Melg>Gatna-ltlason Dlalrict it possibl~ by her have l of the DO)' Scouts of Amerlea is a larger Den than 1s euston •.u y. to be bonored next week by the Erwm. leavm• presence Of R1cbard Mellen, Dep. Don the Boy Scouts to JOIII the Explor· uty ReglQnal Executive of Region er Troop, 1s Den Ch1ef of th1s Taylor V<~n Meter, ·clifton, w. Four who ~A111 meet wi\h the Dlsgroup of Cubs and he as5lsted With Va ' dlCd yesterday evenmg at 5 trict committee. thetr presentatlon of a typlcal D~ n pl m. m Memorial Hospital, CharThe major Item on. the a1enda, lftston W Va , 1t "'as lear,_ J.a 1,., 01rditl~ to the announcement; meetmg MTs. Pickens and her husb.md · Surv1vmg '" his wife, ~rtle, dJscuuion of a District Dr R R Pickens, had made n Cllflon Mr Van Meter was a reCommittee to expand {Continued on INve Hftnl tired ra1lroad man. on the present Oper-- Funeral servtces wtll be an· comm•Uees nouncC'd rrom Foglesong FUneral F. Htbbs, chairman of tbe Home commtttee said that th~ 1~ comprised of Dhr. operating Committee Chairman, ntslriet ccHnmls., stooer and lnslltutlonal Represen· Lative:!l from each organi.r.ati(ln or thf' long ttmc goals, the suggestions for annual goals for the year of 1957-58 inC'ludcd kltch~n plan· .:-.~-----nmg, to ticlp more people becume mterested 111 educational actm ties; to develop a tnore sanitar~ commumty 10 which to hve, a Bl\1· ' dy o{ cancer, sewage disposal and samtalmn problems, water supply, safety In the home, busmesa me· thoda, broiler meals and creative design Thomas A. Keffer, son of Mr Due to the lack of time the and Mrs Jenmnas 1CI)ffer, Colum· recommended annual goals were M!IRb '· !957 bus, wns one of the newspapcrbOJS not completed Another mee.hng who rece•ved ccrttf1catcs of mer1t was scheduled for February 28t.h !R the fifth annual Glenn L Cox Newspaperboy Achievement AwarCI ~~~~~~;~~- and children aod 1Middleport: Rebecca Richmond, • ,. ' '~ Thi'!:l date, and Hear1ng •· Da~e ,..,.,;Js -,.· of Mrs Nolan ..,_ · • Judgement" and special mune ht· eluded a song by Mr Dunn and hiS familY, Jtrditb AnnJ Faath and Ste· 1Jhen accompamcd by ~· Dunn. TheY ung "Trust m the Lord." Ravenna. Other music was a mile quartette · G(.}vcrnoP. Wilham O'Neill was Homer and D~nver Rice, L. R. WJ· the prmcipal speaker at the nc" B· ley and Cash: llahr, who aang "I paper association banquet. HIYe a Savlour'' aa i painting I}[ che "Praying Handa" was shown SPEEDER CITEO l:iy ttre !peater · Hobart D Cunningham, 51, Cool· Sunday mor.nlng Mr Gardner ville, bas been cited for a Feb. 11 will preach 8n the topic "'A Care· appearance m the court ol Just1ce fill liOOk at Ignorance" and tt thE!: of Peace R E. Grindley for speed· closina: serv1ee at 7:30 Mr. .Dunn inr . .He was arrested by tbe Oblo wlll speak op ''What Is Man " At Ni,gbw..y Patrol. tbe Fr1d~ nigh~ servtce Mrs. Har· MIIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL old Lohsh and lkn Chester Erwin Admitted, P1u1 Davis, Middle· played an organ-piano prelude. port; Benny Wr-1ght, Pomeroy; Other visitors from Huntington !;Iorence Smith, Pomeroy; Grace Sixth Avenue Cburch beside!! ~he Brook11, Letart. W. Va. family were Mr and M:r&. Diseherges, Claoonce Freeman, I I swn · Agent.. Membership OJ ,100 Is Sought By New Group Eighty one membera with 1 goal o( one hundn.!d were reportecl when the Mtddleport Chambr ol Commerce dlel Friday at th~ VIJrLage Hall for their first meettn• smee the1r reorganwtJon earlier th1s year Wilham Grueser, prestdent, prestded anli the membership report wa• gwen by Robert Coats who ia amnsted on btl committee by R~ney Downing, Calb Jhbl', Wtllla Leadina:ham Fred Hibbs and Clinton Filber. ' The president led a di.teulllOI\ of the type of orpmza.taon detlirtd by the memben and tent.aUVf plans made for a Chamber of Commerce dinner to be giVen lat.er thlB spnng Wllb an outstandmg speaker for the occa8Jon when JDVItations will be sent to neighbor· mg C of C organizations. A unammous vote was pvea to the mohon made by Dale Dutton, local t'ruggiM and secretary-trea. surer of the C. c., that a letter be sent to the Pomeroy Cbaraber of Commerce and other simlllr OT-! ganwtions 'o the Bend art4, ex· pressmg th~ d~s1re Of the MiltdleROrt restdenh to work w,itbt them ia proJects for the deve1ewant of the area. . ... .,..,~ 1\1 . prwd~nt reviewed the constitution aM by.Jawa: of Ute' C. o1 C. and apperint.ed the followiht committees. Indult.ru.l--to promote, he•p and aaa1st existm~: mdustry and to eneou•ag• new ones. D. c. ltllller, E 0 Rail, Rodney Downing, Jolin. Zerkle, Thomas Hendrix. Jones was ~J"iv.er of the car. ' Gnm, a lruck driver, wu "feported today releue:d by Upper ~hngton Pollee after quesUOnt~~ ~e said the air bratea on his Jf!ml·trailer truck wh1ch f1gUNd jn the fatal accident ha11 failed. ~ Pomeroy Permit ·Home Demonstration Council To Hold Achievement Day On Mar. 27· ~,:!~:~· Holder Is Cited By Li~or Board ·Mei«S (!tounty Home .DemonstratiOn Cnunctl be The Ohi,G Board of Liquor con·' trol w!ll ,hear 29 alleged v1ols· tions of tlie liquor law& next Wed· ~~·d~~ and Thursday, Feb. 13and # perm1t bolders ,includ· 1-i"*''~' '!i'Oiit l'oll\etoy Will all• 3 " pear for Jwar;tngL ~ ~ .._ The Pomoroy ·perm1t c>ted by the hquor e&ntrol board is that As the result or an. accident in held b~· Elpha M. Ebersbacb and whtch two cars were. heavily dam· Kathlc~n B1t.Jiey for the · Hotel aged Friday on East Maln-st one Martin Bar, 215 E. MalR·St, Pome· motorl.'it is in the Meij::s County roy. Jatl today charged with drlvmg to According to the Uquor Con· Jdt of the centerline and drmng trol Board, the alleged oftense ts while jnt6xlcated. that of "making false matenal Ral>ert Earl Board. 22, o1 llart- statements in apphcation lor per· ford, W, V, was arrested by mit and permit premases ln un· P6lice Chief -Frank Hudson after samtary condition." tbe car wb1ch he was drivmg Slated as Case Nu. 17768 the struck the left fel)der and left hearmg on tbe local permit IS side of a Cdr driven by Russell B. scheduled for 9 ~ . m. on Tbutsday • Satterfield, 26,' of Rt. 2, Racine. Februar)· 14. Hudson said that the accident Another case from this area al· occurred wllen Board turned west so cited for bearing on February from Route 33 and 7 Into Main-at, 14 ts against the Crystal Ice C4J. croued the center line and struck ttf the other ear wbich was traveling Inc , 124 N. 3rd St, Marie a or aa!es to u mmor. ealt on Main·sl Hearmgs wiU be 1n the Board ' No one was injured In the mishap, Hudson said. • Hearing room, Department of LiIn another trafflc mcldent on guor control, 33 N Thud Street, trJd~ a dog was blamed br Don Columbus, .and w11l be open to R. HUI, 19. Letart Falls, for: IUs the public. "' car going out' of control and tum~ Bpard members hearing the 1ng ovtr. Hdl was uninJured. Aceording to Sheriff Robert cases will be: Chairman Robert Hartcnbach, Hill sa1d he wa11 Kocb of Van Wert ,E. G. Schlteasmoving at 4:1 mph on Route 338 Jer of Columbus, Esther R. Hardy , about 225 feet north of T•nner'.s o! Fremont, and Edward H. Dell Run Road when he tried to mlaa a o! Middletown. dog in the highway. He swerved his car and sot into loose track· ing. 'l'b.e accident occurred about -' IMr *50 soutta. SINGLE COPY--Sc !>.., Va. leascd by autboi-lf.Y of tbe Pro· bate court, under prJ1bation. to find a place to live; tilit faUitll, to ~turn berlf)lf to jal) later to- ' Weather en.ttne~ Radao Station WPAR planned, to Leona Marhn, $249.95 • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Sa:lurday. February 9, 1957 The SherlH's t>epartment re· today two persona were jaUe(l and one releaR&d during the past 24 hours. Fred Jenkins, 4T, Syracusb, was jailed at 12:09 a. m. this mornln& on a charge of intuieat!On. He was arrested by "Deputy Sheriff Howard Frank and wUI appear before Justice oC Ptaee R. E. Gl1~d­ ley. Robert Earl Bo,lrd all!,o WI& ln jall on a char1e of driv1qg whUe intoxicated. - th• ...... HaiNI..,.. . ' • 1 .. ' t•Jtl•••• Area ~ Alundnbetl Pklure Tube .. • Dem~ted 'l'o The I,.CetWN fH 1'. . 1JJ... Two Released Two Jailed At Meigs Bastile "Mllh-lllarp-anll·lu)"'. TliRIIIfl ICA Sllve"""a thorp.. clear plctW'II on a big 261 • •• e In Local News In AdveriiBing In CirculaUon ----~- lla·lpeaker lalancell P. .llty Sound lharp, "Livlllfl Imate" Pktttre lt't n•w conaol• TV at tM lowell price In RCA Victor hlttory. Enj~ IRST ' 9.115 a. m . Features! Extra aood Urt1. 1951 Chevrolet 3/• toll Pickup · ho~~:' Middleport Society E11 h1n.,:cr A shnrt business S(!Siton w ''i Pickup I.A.lu than 14,000 miles. Russ Waho n who undet,went maJor surger} Monday at Holzer Hospital I! reported as convale&· c1ng mcely Mrs. Damel James ef Pitlsburgb, -Pa IS the guest of 1\.tr and Mra. Scott Folmer . Mr and Mrs Harold WiUiam Lemley and MlsS Betty Romlnt> were m Huntington , W Va., Wed nesday where Mr. Lemley enter ed the Ve~erans HospHal for ob servation and treatment. Mr" Greta Price retumed to her home Wednesday from ll'eis• General HDSpital and is conv.ales cmg nicely. !r{r11 Chprles Ward of Colum. bus is the guest of Mra Jl'loyd Mees wblle Mr. Ward is confined to the Me1gs General HOilpital J E D Hartmger returned to his duties as county en&ipeer, Wednesday after belng epnfined to hiS home w1th tbe flu Carl Edwards JS VISitmg In Col· umbua and Galloway w1th his children Mrs W. Let Wtlliama who hn been the guest of her alster, Mrs. R W Fm!>tcrwald fur the pas; week has returned to her home m Athens Mrs Wendell Freeker was a bus tness vi9ttor tn Parkenburg, W Va , Wednesday Mrs Buster Farrell who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J c Farrer for the pnt SIX weeks lert f~om Charleston, W Va , Tuesday by plane for New York where she w11l leave for a visit in Turkc~ w1t hhcr father and other relallves Thts w1ll be her first vlstl there m e1ght years Mr and Mr& Herahell Manuel observed lherr wcddmg anmver· sary recent!} wtth a dinner and "'"'mg m of the show m Parkersburg, W Va. 0 1 Rev and Mrs G!'orge Davis r e.. presented the Syracuse and Rut· land Methodist churches at a dts· wmg gave thP. report of the secre· tnct meetir. g m Portsmouth re- tary and Mtss Vida lhle the report oJ the treasurer Plans were rnlirl c cently for a dmner at the annual pamh meetmg which will be held at the prmsh htltnr. Monday 1t 6 p n lt was voted lo purchase ne;, pra)er books for the church A dessert course Willi S('tved ))' lhLl hoste ss d.urmg the soc1a l hom Mr nnd Mrs ,I W K1tchcn (Jane Young) who were married Sunday, wert' here Tuesday and Wednesday and moved their / furntture to the1r new apartment on Carlisle Hrll , Chillicothe Polly Karr, who I~ employed in Columbus, was a weekend guest nf her parents Mr And Mra C R Karr Sr and family Mn. IRnbert Re1bel, Leading Creek Road RegiOnal D1rcctor of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, was on the program Thurs· day evening when the Walk-In Garen Club met at lhc home of Miss Jess1c Saunders, A1hens Road Mrs Retbel gave a demon· .11trat10n of dried arrangements. Sgt and Mrs Leonard Gwlaz. dowsky and baby daughter have moved from the Coats apartment to the Wyatt apartment on North Second Avenue and Coal Street. Pat We1her, ttacher In tbe Mid dleport Junior High School, was Ill this week and Mrs Noah Haa· kin&, substituted for him m bia cJaascs. Mrs Oscar Roush attended the funeral of R. E Wilson at the Sbade Methodist Church Monday afternoon. .C. H W1sc Jr attended a steak dinner at the Gallipolis Shrmt Cl\lb Thursday as the guest ol Joe keyser Mr. and Mrs John Stephenson Qvo moved to the Everett Bachner apartment on Coal Street. Plans Completed For Dinner At Parish H.1use SILK TWEED In red-striped Is used tor a sprina suit from the eollectlon of Pattullo-Jo Cop~and. White or· gandy drapes the low-collared neckline and II caught at one aide by a red carnation. The 11lrlpe:~~, worked in reverae de· tall. matk the double-breaated front. ' • '· 'J Mrs. Lyston Fultz r.'"'' ,,,n Guest Pianist On Musical Program Club Entertained Wednesday Eve At Thompson Home Mothers To Se11 Soup, Pastries At local Cleaners The chaJitCr hns al'o been 1m 1 led to Lanrn ~t(' r on Feb 16 1-> at !flrtd the lmtJ'u'lon ~:crcmnnv of the llamhow Girls w1lh mst<:JJlJ i10n of off1cers at 7 30 p m au1 the opcum g cere mo"'y at :i 1 rr :1t t 1e Masomc Temple. Lancaster Mr~ i\lll ton Hood Mrs Ktnuetl• Mcl'::lhmny, ~Ir s Allen Rousn ,m! Mn Carl Ebersba h sened r~ f:P!illn>clll~ to the mt•JTJlwr• Thursday even.ng and \Irs L \1 Bl11.ke, \irs Jawc~ Sunpson and Vlrs Wil'lam Morns v.ere 111 charpe of the de coutwn~ m thr dmnmg room. In obsHvamc or WCJ ~hl n gt on s hlrlhdu,l- the~ used red candltb, lht'rnt ~ holl\ bJilll chel'i aroun ti :1 m1111a urc hlJ..: 011 the table Spe.ual mu•Jc for the rne" llll ~ .vas pr~.~·nltd hy Mrs I'o~ul Wlr,n Mrb E i\1 fll,1kc and ~lr,; (_,rorge Meu.hurt , who !ia ng a \no, 11.1l', Mrs. Lillian Sh~IU a~ ,wcompa mst local own('r Its 1955 PLYMOUTH VB Savoy SOCIETY 20 OF 1956 PONTIAC V8 · · · · · · · POMEROY Anthony, W M, prestdrd Wh('n I he l!;vangel!ut Cha pter Nll 172 ogs mel .al thl' ~a-some Temple illl l~wlr regul ltr mcct.ng <~'ld Jlllll.l•crl t~ o tan'! elates Th ,rc will a <;o he a spcctJI mcetmc: on ii'rb 18 ~h1•n ulhn candtdales wid be m.tnted Plans are be1ng marie lm th<", <Jttnua l lnspcctlun to be held 'll Ma v 20 w. lh Neva Calcndtnf', Stockport OJqtrtct Deput} &.s the msvecL n~ offJrl!r Invi tatio ns were recc 1v ~d to at tend the lnttla!IOn at Ral'mt' Sa,l urday ntght an dthe Grand lnspec· liOn of thl:' P01nl i'lcasant Cha p ter by Lelah 1-:. Ball Wort'1y Grand Matron of \j / Va on f<'e" ; HONEST '' CARMEL !ltlr and Mrs John Rasp of Fus toria Ob1o and Mrs Henry Spe-n· The ~~.:N Hue Sew.nlil rluh e1 rlf', \!I • Charles S;•enctr Ur~ l' l'r of Oak Hill \'I&Jted hls aunt Joyed a 'alenllnc party Wednes- (Jonald .\brks, Mrs Edwarl1 'r\E'IIs, Mra.: Clar.; cucle s!t••rd,ay d~~ t enm,., .11 the home of r:r ~rs ~ Jl,Jr 5.imp3on Mrs o~ 1 n lir a1.~ 'rlr~ Emory PiJwell and J a('k rowkr wllh .wtrs U01 . l Strickland. !\Irs HofFman, \ln. daughter AddLe, Mr and Mrli Made~ ,,~ the a~ ·t 1 g b.ost c.\o\IIll.1rd Ro)er, Airs Elmer \\-hil l!, Gerald 1-'owe)l and two child· A ~hoi 1 Lu:,;mess ~.-ss ton "'as \frs Donald Kenned1 and Mrs nn of Spiller and Mr and Mrs hchl With Mr& Chari "s Hoffman Elra G1lmore Jr. George Ctrcle and d~tugbter. u' p• c.. tf,l~nt, prn1dmg Hon1e m31e Th.e next meetin& will be held Great Bend OAere Sunday guesll of hal!! were purchased as , mnne.) at the lJOmt! o( ML ii Dayton SL~Jck Mrs Mary Circle and son M~Jvln. 1o1akmg prllJet't and wn-1 n \.ly the land .uth Mrs !)on~ld Colima a11 Mr and \1rs Thom<~s Holter mc·nl·tJF, dunng the evt 1 r:.; ~o·bo~tesb and fam tl) were Sunday guests of llr and Mrs Dean Earach ann I· e 'r sl•ment.s •nelt.1dlil ~ :1 e.. to. I. -------famtlY of Col umbus ICP1 In'" ote " ld oen····· ''''"' ·~rr-e .rr; heart were ,.,., 11 I bv Mrs Dan J Moore and son Paul vtl!led Mr •a.nd Mrs Douglas Clr1 <he t·o, .. ''"'" to ' " de and familY Saturday Mr and Mrs Paul ~m1th calLd on Mr and Mrs Roy Smtth ami Mn Lyston Fultz (Juamta Ran· Mr&.. Mar} Smith and ram1ly Sun· k1n Fultz). LaDCaster, pre.sen' d dav arterno.m a mt11ucal program recelltly at the Mr tmd Mrs Ern~st Johnson S<J uthern Hotnt Art Gallery, Cfll· and bm1ly of Cheshire VISited Mr ur ·ht1s, hon1.••: n.,: til!! nu~:mtJc < 1 1 and Mrs Dou&las Ctrcle and famMn Dame! E Thompson en'·•c •:1rclev •1!..t Art Leagutl, Ff'IJ· tertained ber card club WednesIly Sumlt.y day evening at her home, Beech IJ!I: ex!J=r Hcn a. the Galle"J Baroara a11u Ma.~i!yn f\tJush· rers Fult1 a ,,ea-known c.lll Street. turned Lo Athens Monda y after Prize for htgh score was award. eert piamst, ta the wife of a for· spendmg scverwl day.'! w1 tb the tr ed to Mrs Frank Jennings and mer lrhdd!' Jh'•rt • 1>slrlent whu u puuuts Mr and Mn Edson Rousl. Iii second to Mrs. Thoma• Hennessy now supo::rm tclhltn: of the hdu~trlal SchMI at Lanea&tc Jr. !Itt .md ~.tn, Jolln Fultz ar. Refreshments were served by dnughter, Anltl Marie, visited bil' the bostesa. uncle and aunt reeent11 at tht! By Phylll• Snowcl•n BIS and were guests 'l the thirty. LAYETTE SHOWER GIVEN nmc room houae wbel·e the superMn. Eva McKmney of Dexter .nten J, nt anct hb wlfe Jife and was guest of honor at a layette cntcr•oun .apeeial tueata. shower given Tuesday evening at tbe home of Mn Pearl IJttle by SNOWDINS INTIIlTAIN Mr and Mfa. Carron Snowden Mrs Freda Grate, Mrs Chloe F1nk Sat•~rday, Feb 9, the mothers entertamed., Saturday evening, the and Mrs Little. o( lientol'S at Middleport High Sc.1 Bingo was played and Mrs Bonfellow employees and wives of ool Will have a Sale at the Trt· the GalhpoUt staff of the N4t10nal nie Mtllcr was .awarded the door • luater Clemers starting at 9 30 Life and ~ident Insurance Cu. prtze. The gtfls were placed d m a am They plan to ~ll home-mPJc Games and ~ntests were played vegetable soup, baked beans, po- after wh1ch refreshments were wh1te bassmet ~n th e <:eater of tato salad, hot rolls, rutries, can- Houch, Mr. and Mrs D. T. Houston the lmng room. After the honored J~uest opeJ).ed dles, ("'O~,;kics and cakes. The mor· and Mr. 'lnd Mrs C, C. Brown of ey will be used for the trip to Galltpolis, ;Mr. and Mrs. Robert her many Jovely g1fts, refresh· New York City which the dass SnOwden of Pt Pleasant, and Mr. ~P.nts were served t9 the fulplo;.n s to mnke this ,prmg and Mrs J. E. Karns of Mason Jowmg Mt s Pauline Davis, Mrs. C1ty Guests were Supt. and Mrs. Geraldine Mmor, Mrs . Mildred B F. Houck of Portsmouth and Jeffer~. Charlotte Nel!lon of nexSupt. Joe Thompson of Columbus ter, Mrs Marie Birchfteld o!!ortd sons, Harri~onville, Mrs Robert Schoonover of ruchmond, Ind , BtRTH .ANNOUNCED Announcements are being re- Mrs. .Joe Dugan, Mrs W. 0. Osceived of the birth of a 6 lb , 8 oz. borl•e , Mrs Bonme Mlller, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Ward was a guest son to Mr. and Mrs. W1lliam EvPlYn Napper. Mrs. Beatnce whe n Mrs Patrtck Lochary astHs "Sonny" Simpkins of Elkhorn C1ty Smtth, Mra. Mildred Gr.ite, Mrs. terl bv Mrs A R Kmght ent~r Kentutky, Jan. 17th Mt Strop. Beulah Grate, MTS Reva Snowden, tamed the GUild of the Grace E· krns 111 the son of Mr and Mrs. Mrs Naomi Cltase , Mrs Grate, plsCO[Jdl l'hureh. Wednesday even Arch•e Stmpkms and formcr\y at· :'drs Fmk and Mrs. Little. Several 'ent grits but were un· ing at her home , H1gh St Mrs tended school here. able to attend. Greta Pncr. \\B s a co-ntribulmJ!. _ _ _ _ -..,--,-- I Two Candidates To Be Initiated By Local Chapter ~rs COME SEE OUR Sew-Rite Sewing Club Members Buy Hats, Wear Them, As Group Project The Daily Sentinel DANDY-BUY - ~956 Chevrolet Station Wagon •• • • ' "'"t'"" tc •h" I' 'u" 1 a boy m Oak H•li SQUAO AIDS MR. ·~AIIHS Pomeroy l'i Emergency IICIU&d was called tn the hom(' of Mr. and Mr:t. Don Covert. 836 E Maln Sl, at 8·30 a. m. today where Herman Bearhs was YlstUng a11d .suffered an apparent hght 9Lroke. He wu removed to hts .adjacent hB~e by the squad Mr. Bearhs was NpOtt· ed fe~ imj)roved lit noon. '' The letter read We, the pup1ls of the Seventh and Eight Grades have chosen your wondrful e1t • on which to make a ~port on Would you please Sl'Od us any pos· Sible Information about your city? · A brochure and map pubhshe-:1 by tbc Chamber of Com1nerce were mailed to the boy by the secretary. 1~ill wm:k w1th these committees ' m official capacity. Cash Ba.Jrr. pres1dent of the Retail Mettban.r• Assoctatmnl was reque.sted to .,. Vlte them t •, become 1 bnnch Of the C. of C or to send a delepfe to the !"eetmgs. ; An mvttauon was read froiD the Pomt Pleasant ~- of c. to aend two officers to the1r twelfth lit-' nual b.1nqu""t on Feb. 19 at the Moose Hall when Soutb Dunn, m.; anoke, Va., offleJ.al Of the Appl,h acluan Power COmpany wtll be tlii guest speaker. Baker •nd J. It Grate, past president, will .repr.. (Continued on JM11t "'"") ., TayJ v80 Meter Dea tJ Reporl ed Bnc11.. • LJ"ayers At Charleston Rename Walburn To Presidency Middleport Is HonoredBv A Masonic Lodge Schoolboy Query lnspeetion To Be On Mondav• Middleport rccc1ved a oomph The rucetmg 1s scheduled to Le held. Februarv 12 111 the GaiUPotla ment FrJday when the Chamber of Commerce rcccn•cl a letter from CJtnlc at Gallipolis. ' available bUJidtng sites in ttw t4Jwn and of property exiJting 1a a eondiUon i!etrimental to tbl village: Robert Coats, c. 0 . Fishet James Arnold, s T. Russell~ a. V. King Highway- to stucJy and ..reeGJI'o' mend wesent and future location Of state routes· Emmett Shuler, David Jenkms, C. p William.t, Clinton F'ish;er, D L. Beck. Future Plnnning, Paul Smtrt, 1. H. Grate and Dr K.. D. Amsbary with others to be added Ia~. "e EdJaon Baker, vtee-prel!lldent, \fonday cvenmg. Feb 11. there will IJe an mspecl!OD of the CounCil o( Royal and Select Masters at lhe 'M"asonlC Temple in Pomeroy All members are urged to be pre· ~ ut Ma!itcr Charles H. Peoples w11l p1 cSlde tnd Dr. 'J;hornas C Swop{' Pol1t.sit\outh, District [k! puty i\la~ter, wlli be inspection ol· ftcer -~ dtnner will precede the meet· mg at 6.30 p.m. Members of th~ Bricklayers ~ cal No 32 happlly facing at leaat f1ve b1g construction projeeta her.e this year, re-elected F.Jtou Wal• burn thctr prestdcnt at • mectinJ Thursdal' nlgllt :n "Joe Cheshire Hlt~h SctuJOI. '\cw off1ccn. nau-. ..J were ReneLind, fmanclal secretary. Joe lobD~on . recordm.:; secreta,ry: Ftaftl Herhncr, v1ce president: Ge~\f l..ambe.rt, Sgt .:~•t I Arms; .foe Si• on, IU deputy an , Robert Rou*' J t't•rnate depht.-" "" -\ majority or the 3.2 mem!Jerj Are ~ urrenlly e npJoyed or :wiU .nove soon to const,.uction of five large school _.:pro,~e.:h •ncar bert. These inclu:ded: two in Gallipollt, one in Mi~dleport, one near Tupot: pcrs Plains • ('East~n). another .,._ twt'en ReedsvtL'e o1_Drl bull ~· tOlD , \Vork is being .:ont~ICFt<l now on tbe \ddison Town1'i1 p SChool ani! ' the Kyger C.reek Scholl4 Wllbutll O&d. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 8, 1957 fisher miller shuler thompson