https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b0acd10f5e6da474198ebc13bdc5b631.pdf c06571812a9be699adb223a82a3ea79c PDF Text Text ' • • The Daily Sentinel • .Mrs Pearl Poulin waa welcomel:t 11 a r.ew meJllber when tbe Sacred Heart Gulld met Th.Unday even· tna: at the church auditorium. Prayer by Lhe Rev Fa!ber J ohn Turel opened ~e meethlJ . Mrs. R. . Danville Roasts 'No Child Hurt in 25 Years' Ludl1e BearhJ Hawtinl, Pomeroy Society Editor, Pbone 6244 Eleanor Schaaf. Middleport Society Editor, Pbone 6079 81 leaue Smidt, DM1e Safely CoJIIIlltaat POMEROY SOCIETY Middleport Society Mr. and Mrs Edgar Vale and dau,Jbter, Bettma, CoJurpbus, V1Jlted ber mother, Mrs. William Wyatt. wben they were <"&lied nere by the death of h1s grandmother, Mrt. Flsber. Mr. and Mrs c. H Wtse Jr., C. H Wise Sr and Mtss Ruth Wls ~ and Mrs. Charltl~ McNamee, Middleport and JCatberyn Jane and Charles Hannahs, Porneroy, , were SundaY ptft.l o, Mr. -and M-rs. WtHiam Betz and~ daughter, Salt· dra, Jaekmn. · Mr antt )Its , GJen Paulin, Bowling -Grt!en, were buineu v1s1tors here satrrday and vtJited wil 11 Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea McNamee. Mr. and )Irs. Richard Waltet'l, Columbua, spent the weekend with hls parenta. Mr. and Mrs. Guy , Mrs. W M Smdair atlended I the funeral of her au nt , Mrs Mary Thoma P ratt, he ld Fn day at the Schroyen fu nera l horne Colu m· bua. Inter men t was m Pleasant Hill cemetery Bobby Willi s of Svracuse w a~ the weekend guest ut Mr and \ Mrs. Walter l\'alker. Mr and Mrs Frank Dill or S}r~ cuse VISited Sunday afternoon w1th Herman Bearh s, who l$r. til Mr. snd Mrs. Miles McFarlanrl of Columbus were weekend guests of her father, Emmett Wlll, Ches ter road . Rev. Roger e1shop and h1s moth· er, Mrs Lat.rrence Bishop of Chillicothe were here tor the church l!e(l'Yices at the Entepr1sc EUB Church, Sunday morfltn g l Wa~ters. Jobn Thompson and 50D, John. Belle, W. Va., were weekend gueats of hia mother, Mn Elizabeth TbomPJOD, and famJiy . :Mra. A. J. Beaver was taken to Holzer Hospital Saturday in t:tw Rawlind.co,ata ambulance. Hra. Eleanor welch Zelher, who bas been a medtcal pattent at Ho1%er.JtQspltal, returned to her home Fnday, Mr. an'd Mrs V1r11l wood and family, Karen and RonnY, Xenia, were weekend gueatl of Mr. an1 MTL Ernest Cove11 and ftmUy. Mr. and M.n. Paul Winebrener Columbus, apent the weekend with •relative& 1n Middleport and New Ha\oen. Mra He'nry Casto was brought from Mella General Hoapltal to the home of her 8lster, Mrs. David Oiler, Sunday JR the RawlingsCoati ambulance. M.r, and Mrs Roy Casto 1111d ehlldren, ROv V1rg1l, XllY and Botl ny, ColtJmbo&, 1pent the weekend with Mr and Mrs DaYtd Oder. Mr. lind Mrs. }'rank Grct&, Chester, were Sunda)' guestt Of Mr and Mrs Davtd Oh)lnger ond dau ghters Mr. and Mra. Charles Carmichael bave moved from the apartme nt of Miii!S Margaret Souer to t?u: home of her mother, Mn. Cllflord Kauff. Uudaon Street Mn Robert Duckworth ond dau· Khters, ltobln and Sally, Mr and MrS'. T£ d Splre1 and son, Tommy, Mra. Shirley Smitb. llcsste and Ray Smith , visited Sunday wttlt Mr. and Mn. Willl.am J.i~ red Smith Jr. and daughters, Patty and Sharon, Cbarlelton. Mrs. Katberyn Haden and broth· er, Don Payne, Dayton, were here Sunday becauae of the serious ltlneu of their arandmothcr, MrS: KM.heryn Pafl'~. Mr. llld Mn. C R Karr Sr spent the weekenji -tn Columbua with their dauahter, Polly Karr, wbo has been 111 for a week with nu. Mr and Mn. Ed T. Bauer, Well1ton, spent the weekend al the Karr apartment with theu daught.t!r, roily Anne. Servicemen R R. Stobart 1s eonftned to hi~:. home, Enterprise by Illness. }o'rank Jihll v1s1ted Sunday With hls mother, Mrs Walter Walker and Mr Walker Mrs. M10nte Orr who has been stsymg in Leonardsburg w1th he r dattghter, Mrs. Ed1 t h McEifresl1 was called home , Thur sday b) the death of her 51ster, Mrs Clara L tbe,-teun: Al••r• tra!lle; kee1 the eurlt untO to erct~a ufe· eur• •• amollfr they grow up ful law·~tbidlnr and consdou1 citizeJll," Chief Chriatt u..a.lna t ... t the :rounptera aelecttd for th• patrol muet aU be honor atadente. Eac:h of the ,dt 7•1 Z6 aehoet 1 pro'ride1 an a'n!r11e of eiJht atudenta for a t,otal ol' 208 patroUerl, Approsl•atel1 JO ,.reent are rirls. He feels that four mell\bera equaliu the work of one experieneld traffic officer, therebr aupplementlnr the foree br fhe efiUIY~leat ot 52 extra aduk afficera. I' Mr and Mrs. Arthur Orr who were viSiting In G•hon were coiled home Thursday by the death of his aunl, Mrs Claro L. c " ' '' Mr. and Mn Wayne Watts and S.olt Daw•on ol Columb" '"" Sunday guests of thc1r mother , An operetta ~·sleepy Head" will Mrs.' WLlham Dawson and Mrs Ed· will be presented by the Elghtll 1110011 are Hliltecl ebotrTe U. I n•kltl wlkk:h ~ wa~~- ~~hl:;-;s. Gerald Mclnotsh and family of Huntmgton, W Va, spent the weekend With her parents, Mr and ltr~ Gem ge Hoeflick. -'WINO-FOLD CAPE In 8ev.. Grade on Monday evemng, Feb. 16th, m the ,Middleport High Sch· ool A1.1d1tor1Um The operetta wlll be ac.tompanied by the H1gh SChool orchestra and they wtll U!P for-Uielt co-operation . M1ss Donna McCOol, who i.J to be married this month to Frt:ld WilliamsCJn , was guest of honor at a bridal shower gtven by ber aunt, Mrs. Harlon Worner, at the home of )(r. and Mrs Roy ){t!Cool. A blue i!Dd wbi\e color scheme was used for the 1hower ancl the hoa~sl!l was assiSted by Mrs. George Ebersbac.h and Mra. C. E Meadows in serving tee cream, take decorated w1lb wedding bells and coffee. ' Guests were Mrs. It L. Williams, Mrs. Ed.laOD Weaver, )ln. Theodore Neutzhng, Mrs. H E. Bu11h, Gene R.ice. Mrs Walter • Ernell RUfMll of CniiO!I. w.Mr. va. and dauJhl.er, Mra .MUdttd D. Youna and Jln. ell l e Barl()tti Van Horn o£ Parkerabur( vlllted were ~eported eonfined to tbe hoe~... pital. A donation Of $8)0.00 JfU Monday w1tb hil 1 ~1 • JtlrL AJ.I"" Kiven to thG Father Turel aa part el Nelson ~md Mra. Doda Tbo~. payment on the replll' Q{ the Mrs. HaUte McKenaic who ~ church or,can viJitlnl: retatlvea tn Cbift{.. titber 'Turel thanked the GQildd•~." and Athelll tbe pitt" montb, the put returned home 5atur4l1· Sbe IRST Ia ;\dvertlllng In Circulation '!¥ accompanied home by her ailtw. Mra. Emma Haninl and. niece, Jt: and ' Mrs. Raymond Webb ,of Ath- man. Dyke. l ::r~~.:~ Mrs. En Dennison. Mra. Bradford and daughter, Swadley, Mn. W\1~~nW:i..rMn. Clarence J Theobald, Mrs. Ray Biddle, Mrs. Mrs. J. J. Davia, Miu PhyUis for a ¥lliL .! Mr-. Bert Carroll wboiJ empl'O.x: ed at Marlon spent tbe week tlU1 wlttr bia parents, Rev. and Mn. J. T. carroll and family. Vlll NO. 255 reli"oh.;el\0 Mrs. Pearl I.Jttle 1ulated br Mrs. Bernice Nelson entertained .,lo)lt· FebruaJ'y. a· .~ ,' 1 I Rb C t I Games and eonte1ts were played. M~rie CarsoD won the d6Qf pJ;"ize. u y as s Wed;.., Ufl'f rl'd ay T Jat11es Eynon n. Coming from out of town r01 Mt. II1 ~~~~:.:~: ;:~ pended to givetbethethree tbe eontrad nec.eaary. The old coatrm p.ired on F~. 4. Soliettor Bernard Fultz preJellt.. ed an ordmanee recommended b7 tbe Mtdd.leport Board of Edue.tion for cOnsent to vaeate an all~ • · the property to be used for tJit new Elementary School Tbe Cou• eti suspended roles for this ~ dinance also to Jive it the ~ nec.e.ssary readiriJI. :~:::1 Blaur died in Holzer &bout 10:40 a.m. alter his aot into aO!t berm On Rt. 35, out of eonb;ol, and turned Tile cl(IJ'k was vert.ize for bide and dump bed to Dodge now o1med A special meeting accept the bids. oc curr~d about thr« miles east ConsoUdated of R1o Grande. today 2,100 a phones were in use In another aeries ot cable•..., ·' 0 ' - - ·- - - Mrs cash Mayor Filher pr:eaent.ed two lice duty schedtJ!ea prepared Palrolnum L R. NI'OI ljae dillance committee Will • "'"'"~' tbese ~ehedules Qd repott later meeting. Ohio State Nurse • • ,, '!'bleb will eoJt $f per year p¢ hgbt. B. W. Gill, CSOE mullicipal repreeentative front. ColumbUJ and Thoma& Hendrix, local appeared before Cowaeil the arrangemeat,. Rules •~ several times, the Patrol aaid. ' and Will ! ri~l¥~nba;.•,;•~n1,::~::;.!: ';pRE,r;JIO'.POR e.v •" ' J\UNG ...-·•• To Be Held Today Pbrehase • ~ are \ ' OUP med the alon( the waterlbed in Pennaylvania an¢ West Virginia. The nooda were indireetly ruponsible for two more deaths In '' ' ' •" Bottoril; :Mrs. ""Dora J.et,ha Streett, 72., Orient, Jl,oule 1, d1ed Friday Funeral services are to be held today Norti.s Funeral Home, Grove with burial in the Sunset 'j'wo . rmcr" the services were Mrs. Mabel La11 of Ft. Lauderdale, F'la.· Mr. ano Mra. John Circle and and Mrs Roy Wolfe or Colul)lbua: Danr; Fell, London; Mrs. Mary Rua~:~e\1 St. M&r)'S, W Va, and Mra. Edltl1 Patrol Mc!lfrenh, Leonarda~l· 1 vel · Falls -'ioli&vho·~hdiele was cQmple.tely de" · and coffee was strewed over nearby f1elds. The accident ...,., Bur lal Wllb 111 the Carmel cc mr tcry and pall·bearcra were Paul Moore. Lawrence and Normal• llose , ilomcr Clrclc, Gcorae Gcn heuner and Edtson Rouah. ;!:...... Mrs Meeting Is Held • F "d ay Evenlng Spocill mwdc wall provided b" )olra Garret Circle oraani&L aM Re v. Young who s,mg a.aolo and !\1r nnc1 Mrs Duran Duncan of Clifton. W Va COPY-Sc Mayor C. 0. FIBber and the Village Cou!lcil Monday ~f~ signed a new contract witb tbe Columbus and SOuthern ( Electric Company for brigbter street ligbts from the coJ'OOI•a; lion line down Seoond Avenlle to Locust, down Third Av:em~ to Locust and out to the lower corporation line. Twenty-seven Ugbls will be included in the im]>ro••enoentl :·. when bls vehicle turne.d over the State Hl&hway Patrol reported. Larktn, E'LBEio\'~ 1t'F!LDS Clara L. Circle Funeral Services --Held On Saturday Mary-White Shrine l'uneral services for Mrs. Clara E Circle were held at the Carmel EU8 Church, Saturday at 1 p m wilh the Rev Richard Young, pas tor of the chUrch, officiating ' A Port&rrl.outh man dr!viDJ a truck loadeg wlth. coffee wu ttlJ;. ed ~h i' morning 1lo Gallla county After the bOJUII'ed 1Ufl8t openher gdt.B refreahmenta were /IO!Ved to Mn. Gfl.lii• Grabam, J4rlli. Rose CUIJOD, MrJ. Male ca~ Marie Cmon, Mrs. EtCar.. ~~ Mary rs. V!.olet GraUl, Beulah Gr:ate, 11'1· B!e!hir~a~n1d!C~h!rt~•t:in!e~;~M~r:·~'l ~Dd~·:~=·~·~~~~i~~~!~!!~~~~~~~~~~~! C~ - · ............. U42. Portsmoui Man Killed In Crash In GaJlia County Mn. scmor,aranged and Earl Warnke, Coah, Band school, pattl"a Terry music by Stephen form the~~:twa'ys parly.late He isforoften \ate and for Wlll1'im Chllds and MlekY wn d DltJ ,a•or. keeps hts friends wa!Ung to ao Sheila, Mra Minnie Gilmore, Janis gy Darst, Bernlce - - -- - swlmmmg, ftshmg and for ba~l ChUds, student nurse at Rohrer I Barker, Mayme Rainey, He drops off sleep on Hoapllal. Byers and Donna Carson. :::::ii;:,.. 0 slightest provocatlon. Janiet> -----' I ~ Ztrkle , "lvY"- who "clings as the Rllme ifllplies." to D~pey, is al· Wavs hoping to refcit!il' him. 0 Robert Stepnenson' Is "Wacky:" Mr an•• Geor•e Casto, M•d· Susan Probasco Is "Do1ly," a pepu-. e 1 i Pres'ents. the dtcport, have announced the mar- py young girl ; Kay Jenk nson s 1 " ' ' or their daughter, Rub,, to "Sue" and Don ErWin IS "Mopey," M .• James Eynon, son of Mr and Mrs both st'.rioqs·mln11ed w1th opey ORO UP; Don Eynon, Long Bottom 1he hemg the lrtudiores, ln:c\Jectual '.'t ~C'remony was held Friday even- type. Other characters anJ S\1~11 • j1ng at the Eynon home with the Pullen as ''Molly,'' Betty Covert, Rrv. E G Branscomb, Tuppers "Polly," Caro~yn Russell, "Kate; ' ;. .,Plains, officiating. Rictwtrd Long, "Jackie." Tom An· "( Allendenh were Sylvia Eynon, deraon as "!'red" and Freddie Pul ' mUr of the groom, and Marvin len as "Ned.'' • Randolph, Athens. When refreshments served Wedding cake and Ice cream Dopey has become so absorf)ed m • ~>·,:~ fl were se•·ved by Mr. A11id Mrs Ey- tho book., be doesn't nen kqQ'¥ 1\1 111 y Shrine White Shru 1c of non who also had a special fupper the others h11ve gone and left hh,n . .Tcrus11 lcm met Friday cvenmg nt at their home. for the following He falls asleep and th e ~tl\ost of "· the lOOF hall w1th Ellzabcth Lear gucats· Mr. and Mrs. James f.y- HenrY Hudson-Jimmy J{ood, and :J ' ., worthy hlgh pr1cstess and Everett non, Mr and Mrs. George Ca11to, his SIX gnomes (~1xth grade boya) ; ~ .:!,. Tra<'y Watchman of shepherd 1 Mr. and Mrs. ~avid Oiler, Mra. Richard Bolm, Ron.1ld Carr, Dav/; f Protrm, presiding. Elon1c Smder, MLddteport; Mr. and id Wiley, Fredd.ie Slater. Charles • Dur 1ng the bu smcu 5 ~ 11111 on an 'Mrs Swain and family, Marietta; Bush and Charles Swackhammc.r, mv 1tat 1on was read to attend tbe 'Mr and Mn Olen Randolph, L1n- appear and enact the fable of Rip 01110 State White Shrlrle Assocla da Randolph and family, Athens: Van Winkld They disappear anti , 1011 to be held 10 Chillicothe on Mr . and Mrs Lemuel Newhn, LonQ Dopey-m hia dream-is convlnced Sntun.1,1y March 16 Pl&ns were Bot~om. that he ia an old man. mnd c for several members to at· Saturday evenln,: Mr. and Mrs. one-act play ''W11dca.L Wdlle tent! Casto and Jimmy, had I Girl Trouble" will preecde the • The ()lyda A progTam was presented by the ~~~cs'Eynon Mrp._!R:t !'::~ Gallipolis group cona1stlng of a • ·-" pia~ lol "Th Modern F Mr. and Mrs. EYnon and Syl· ~ · e a via, Long Mr. and Mrs. w•th Martha Wood 81 Paul Corn· Davtd Oiler, Mrs. Fred Elizabct!t Lear, Ma Corn Snyder and tassel; Marguerite Carter, Doroth· Charlotte ca, Anna < StevtJrs, Sam; Ecfith dleporl· Hutslnplller, Aunt Mary Francea: and ' and Hllah LuU, the ex llired rirl Paul Several readings were riven in· cludlng "Ma And The Valler Pup'' •• hy Mae Rhodea. I , ' 1v' ~ Potluck refreshments were ser$1oE'IK MODERN:;•. ~~-!~. ' ved follofitng the program; from un attrac1 1\'c htble with a valen· . lilt tine tovcr and red and whlto tapers it1 crystal bolders on either end Plates, cups and napkins of matched the cover l<'avors were Willie. Notictlhe dioti)l<tiVt eut·ill of the Valc.ntinf!s. · The .operetta and pl&Y are un 11\'doe. ~·•or Gr<>up, You'U•oaly W ; autb · •r the direction of Mrs. Clarence I• wood 'furait- A ~I)' DOW Moore and l'and D1reeto:r Earl Warnke. Tho program sponaor , ~iot "al lor tliia called "Tole~ the PTA and liekell will , :rill". lieality oh~t SOLID sale by the C¥t and Filth bard pOiloh<doolia, pupilL • A long-•leeve(l s heath. Botllwfth are zerEverett Hopit.al, Saturday enlc for red obscna en·elghtbs length Is paired Domcwood Hoi· made of English silk and wool tJon and treatmen t gray tweed and ale from An• Mr and Ml s H P Iloss and thony Blotta's spt lnJ colleeUon. son Waldo or Columbu:.na WC I I! T4e cape. fasten ed only at the weekend J.:ll(l~ts of he r parents neckline, lsallt both flont and Rev . and Mrs Waldo J Bartels back. It \8 lmed wtttl sulphur Mr lind Mrs Elmer Wl t kham colored silk, visited at Arlee W \' n Sunda y afternoon •, u lh ht• r uncl e, Carroll canter bury who 111 (' rl\Jcally 1ll M 1 ~s Nancy Blactt n.tt and her roomm.de , Miss F' 1a m l'S Aber1ln r' or Ohw Universil~ AthC'ns wCrt• rllut~da) cvc mng -dumcr gu~sts of hr. r pnt"ents, Mr aud t\'lrs Fred Blacttllar ()liio ;: A pink aft~ white cot-* theme was etrried out to the eift table The a:ift.l were plued under a ' pink umbrella with white 1trea.m· ers wblch were t111pended lrom the eeULng. t er~• t-he day because out . ~ the ~ • ~ " ' " ' Ohio Univefsity President Named To Stat~ Post OOLUIIliUS, 0. UP -Gov. C W.illiam O'Neill Monday appointed tbe b!lilt Ligbt \lhlcago, and other stattert!d Great Latea pOinta, but fair weather prevaUed over most of the nation. only 6thtlr precipitation reax.rted was ID the form of scaUeftd, 1ho~r1 lo the middle Missl.uippi 'VIUey lilnd iD southern Califo~;nia and IOOW nurries in the central Rock• n., Dr. John: w. Baker; president of lei.llarly morning lows tndudecl Obio Univenity, ~ad of the gov· Boalon 20, Wasblngloll' 31, Miami emor's commilalon on bigher ed· 88. New Orleans 59, Chlcaeo 32 1 UCIUOn. DeDVtr 46, Los Angeles Mo tnd Seattle 41. Valentine Dance Is Scheduled At.• Wal1ama Hi Gym A ValentiQ.e Dance will he beJ.d ~~Tb;~~u~rod~ay, FebruarY in tl1e Hlgb S.:bool14,gym,... at 8 P .lf. and cOJJtinU- P.M. be furnllbed 11r. lloe Blond .n;l.protbe Atlnu.al' Cl•b ." . ol adiitlls!o~ oDd ..Y.•IY· .. . BfitASs . . ANQ $01.10. MA.,5'MAI'ii'i:lf - So llidAbraham Lincoln, ltll Amerkalt of humble besin· / ' ' .'. ll.inp, befose be wu elected to the Natlon'a biJlleal office. d.iolp rs If YOU WANT r...... i$e ~ Chamber 0£ Commerce Planners ' &mill' · braY .The ._ fou! r , Tobie But Pmldenl ho ~arne: 111d bls lifo his since beeome I l)'lllbol of frtt<!OIIl Of opo portunity-11\0 preclou• heri· . lap al every Amtric&ll. I • 'I' ~ lAUNPRY• • DIY·: d.EANIN6 CALL 12% ' ' ' Reoene System ~iulaauraneo«;orporaUon ·' . LET US SOLVE Tri-Lustre 1• •, ' ' ' J\LINO Dee. Sh ' $11 8.28, Fire balance Dec 31 46; Street anee and Repair, 1.848.43; $213.75; $671.39; balance, Jan.c 81, ' \ ' ~ .: :::~~a~J~!~~~~!~ gll~la ~~:! Mr w......, do1y, war~~Mr In the Mrth 111ftCf tnt portlont tonight, A Uttt. c. . . ,. Wifd,....y. Hltft ..,., v..-r Wt In norfhust to ,..., .tO'. In 10Utft. wenty-Nine New Street ~ghts To Be Ereeted Under New Pl:ms · :;~esNew IJ\'. W.~ll at iilld . Canon's Grate Mrs. Babr waa I!BSlsted by mother, Mra. Gecara:e ChUM; , ' gran~other, Mre. Ml.nDJe. more, and ber ·aiaten, Janis ciji.id! "Sleepy Head .. is the atory of Su~day Mrs. George Chllds en· and Mrs. fl'AlP.b Gibbs Jr. Judy Brown. plotyed by Barbara tertam~d wttb a birthday d~inner alster·in·t;,W. MrL 'WIDiam Ch1~d8. strwdiee Covert, who gives .a party fol\ber friends. Dopey J ones, played by Gibb and Candace Ann Babr. R1<:bard Swackhammcr, so c.illtd other guests were Mr and Mrs. be cause he 15 always sleepy and }lal~h Gibbs Jr and soft Gregory tired, 1s the only one miBJiniJ N Haven· aQ:d Weather Ot>lo: lnci'Nil"' cfou<ll- oo1 a UttJe w..-mer today' wlth • .,.., ,.rlocl of ~now In tftt norttt .... liMn¥ or rain In the IOtlfh port~..._ P111rtly cloudy tonJtbt tnd Tuesday, February 12, 1957 :formerlne Donna c•sop. Mil• !lring Candace Ann Bohr, Is Ho,n.~red On. Seventh Birthday ' ·~~aartrull_ ~~~~· ~~..;·~~~~ac;r.brld•l ~~ aan, ~y tbe Legion 'boq· ~ r.!lu ' . tract BRIDAL SHOWEll, Smlfh. and ~ . ' Mr .and Mrs. John Dyke and ,on, G,.ry of Dayton are *iUna hUl parents, Mr. and Mra. Sam trailer. C E Ids ntertain 0,hi 0 . Of n ccas•on TWO Irthd ayS . ' -ena. Mrs. Hanlng ls remaining bite Adolpb .. . . e·n tl ne ~ ' two meeli1141, due 10 Lent. Meier, a; y· ' , ' 4 IIU>liJf fte•Iflea,........ ,.,... It was decided to hive a cake Mn. Mary Will of Dexter hu sale after tbe eitht and ten moved to the home of her daua:ht o'cloek masses on SUnday. There er, J4r ,-.nd Mrs. noank Young. will be no boeteBHa for the next Mrs. wm will 6c:cupy a house Mn. • e · In Local Newa yhr J?Iana were made for 1 party an .1 potluck dl,amer for tbe p~b on sunday, March s . Tbe committee for the partj ate, wue 1 Martha and Anna BoweD, J4n. Roberta Dailey, Mn. tth:hml Gress, •"ttra. Geor-a:e Hackett lr. Mrs. Dorothy Gloeckner, Mrr. Mary Schaefer, Miss Yvonn~ Hackett, Mra, Geor1e BurhCIOan, Mrs. William &rom, Miaa Lily Glrollml. lin. Euaene Conde, Miss Pbylli1 Meier, lira. Remo Nleri and Mn. Allee Free- Alberta Ebenbach, Mrs. Meadows and Mrs McCool. Sending glfll were Mrs. Kenneth Cooke, Mrt. Paul Clsci, Miss Barbara Scott, Mary Rouab, Mrs. ijerbeft Riggs, Myrtle DonJhue, ~. Mrs. Fred I. Gardner, Mrs Thoma& BUe, Mn. Joseph .Batley, Mrs. Tbe aevelitb birthday or Lowell Probasco, Mn. Kenneth Bahr, younpr dau&hter of Mr. MeEihinney, Fauna Bailey, Mrs. Paul Stott, Mra. C. 0. Chapman, Mrl. casl\ oc!l''bf·.~···. ccei~~!~~~ Mrs. oscar Roush. M"ddl 1 eport E"1ght h Graders PIan Operett a pre~en ,. t a•.10n 0n Feb• Partieipatlng m "Oporatlcln Sprinaboard," the annual Atlantic Flee\ Winter Trainana Exerclle In the Carlbbean Sea. ia Wlllard D. Mil· Ier, airman , USN, 10n ol Mr. and Mra. Jamea D. MUJer of 385 Him· Ilion ot., Mlddlepotl, Ohlo. Miller lo ••rvlna with are aome of the lapor. Circle CARIBBEAN SEA (FIITNC) - 8Qu1dron 23. Bridal Shower Given To Honor Donna McCool l • Rutland News Sacred Heart Guild M~ting Held T,hursday Evening At Local Chureh N 6-Dally S~ntinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 11, 1957 .. port '. MULl \' c·~~.~·t , , '79 '11M: fOod was colleCted the vanou.s 4·H clubjl the county and Salvation Army at free or charge b)' the prelll Company. , IMPORT ANT figures in the re-organi,.tlon of the 'Middlle· 1"'11 Chamber of Commerce are pictured here as tbey coming ye•r of activity, first goal ol which is 100 members. Left to right, Edison Bilker, vice president; R,o!)ert Coats, cbairman of the committee on membership and William T Mallon and Roosevelt ·!r~· ••i• Grueser, preSident. Secretary-Treasurer Dale Dutton could no'i were used as collec:tloq. ...,.•• ,,. be present for the picture, · t.b~ areas. '· ' �' • ~ Selrt!ael, Pomet'Oy·Mlddleport, 0., Feb. 12, 1957 Daily ~ntinel Day Book The Daily Sentinel D~l!'l'P Tb ll'i't'ERI!STS OF Ml!IGS·MASON AREA ··~I!MD '-llWEN- GENERAL MANAGEl ~y~ 1!. GREENI - I!DITOR --~:J~~l ~presentative, Bottioelli-!Qm.baJl, Ine., ~ ~~a • New ork City. 16, N Y. 1111 0 " 1"' ~ lftoad cla• mailing matter at the PG8f office at Poln- • ,~ Alt,MAN . ..... -· Delivery by carrier where available 30 cents per one ~f! ~ ldVJMe at Tbe Dally Sentinel office, $15.60, &LX fl.,.,p tl1n» tpOGlhl, $3.90. Br motor route where available: .,..an nlh $1 . Sjr Dian one year $8; stx monlhs, $4.25· three modth.s o~t::fth. $1. . . Pub every afternoon exceJH; Sunday by The Oblo Valley Senlillllloc., .4t llJ Mec::hanic St ., Pomeroy, o . Business oflice phone 398. Wf\Ori.r offlce .,bon• 387. -:-..-,~­ ..,......; ,PE~IJL C~SS ' The Penicl Class -OJ .t)e PomerPf. !l!f.R!i'~ C~!f!W, ,y!ll' meet 1t lhe home of the Rev. and Jolrs. Ralph Zundel, Mulberry Ave ,' on Satunl11y at 7 ·30 p~ m. ' ' -- -_---~---- Winter Is Not Yet Over ) lp line 'with Uo~ "![~ty remind\lf five locQ! busiJI~es ~ave tp!!IJfll'ated !JI. a IV~rn.ing to all motorists in ~o~ay's ~~11}' Sen, lj!JJ!) ~~Y~rlt,Sffi~ f'lll~IJ!ns. CIIAAII!Qt r~IJ!inder~ .,em to A• the ~sf ~ntjdQie f!>r <!ll'l')f$~ driving, T)J~ miracle Is lll~t ~~~~ accidents doq't ll'PJI¥n. Thil ~ P!any 41> Q~cijr c~n 1;>c> ~Jal!ted illY on th•t tv~r.fr•a,iii )la~it of all of ua lo lor(~! what ~ IP"fl'U! thliig a car can be on the street or highway when ot handled with great eare. , 'I'll~*~ lace! me,cbants urging are Spnna Ifill Dairy Op., Mu: Ward Insurance Co , Preston Motors, Warner·J)Jle II!" ~nee ond V, D. Edwards Insurapcp. '!'lley II'Jillf yiiii ·drljo, safely and ~ve a lol)g Ufe. · · llemember; the' winter Is not Y•! over. . . . H WSAZ·TV CHANNIL 3 fU!J St(a On 7:00 Today .- 8·00 Coffee. Time 10:00 Home 11:00 The Priee is IIJiht 11:30 Truth- or CGnsequenee• 11:00 ·Tie· Tae Doue 12:00 n Could ;Be You I:JII! Cirrfpj ' :.! :00 Parson's Study VALENTINE EXCHANGE Ford Tb_e Jolly Bunch . ~e~l!S ' Clu~ UIO QuFor A 1>11 )"Ill have a Valentine ~hange llod¥.J! llqmanFo ... porty Satur~ay, 10, Co"'!\ily 'flllif. 1t I~ home ol, Hn. Ko'IJl•lb Qy. 11.\' Liilla'~· er at 7 p. m. 1 FettMa.Jlien r,J>ryary N..,., Auxiliary· of Railror.d ~~~!"c~~~j....-1 at Eye _. l'hter ol Mr. anel Mra. Carl E. Jlbore 1781 Cbe1ter roa~, beeame ~e bride or Mr Gt.otfrey A, Wiloon. •oa of Kr• R. E. Wilton and ih• late Mr. Wlloon, Athoaa ' ~. Frida)' Feb. 8 11 the St. LutheNn Cbureh. The vo'h ol double rioa eeremoey were . read by the R... L. M. Jlollrholf at7:30 p.m., in the prtlllehee of ' the im· mediate famlllel and a few close W5,U.TV MS Sill~ on 7.00 Toda.r , P:OO Coffee Time 1 10:00 Home , 11.00 The p ..jce II ! 11:30 Truth or E~. n"!"l . 12 ·00 Tic TIC DOD.tb ) t;z;30 J1 Cotild Se f'iu • too 1 · ~ 00 CurrenJ Gamert~ 7.00 . For her wedding the bride cbo~e 1 two Piece grey suit aceented :trith white, trim, She carried a 1 wblte Eutern Star Bible topped ~ with a red arnation COI'HSe. , ... llr. and Ml'l. Alva Clark, Pome~y Route a, were the attendanl:l .!)ln. Clark WOR 1 tTo piece &~Ink • knit .suit atid a white urna~on 7:611 11:00 1~ icr.. .Moore, mother of tbe bride ,,,)') ,oo 6 ·00 6,30 us 6'M wore A d~ of warie1ated lha<lea Gf Iavinder and a eonace nfwhlt• , 11: Carnations. Mn. Wilson wor~ ...-:,, tiro plec:e blue dre,u and· a wbite --.~. , earn~~tl_o~ ~Je.. , YJ 'qle. new Mtt. W1llon is a gradua~ of Pomeroy HJI)t School and It employed Ia the. offiee ot Ill£ 1 Jleip Gener_. Hospital, )lr. WU"',....Rlt. Will leave SataidQ for · Iliawis, Wublqton wbere be. reee)ve • new: a~ent with the IQ:SO 11:.00 11:16 :t; w Ohip(ln Clown HAs His Little Joke The taxpay~r likes his Iiiii# j9k8 ~Pll'j Ill ! (lbloan had h1s wltb Slat~ 'l'rU~Qfti' 119PF . whllt AAI.I somt w: 'J'f~ this W'fl~ priz~ chec~ of all Umt trri¥1111P. ~· ''MY:'f IJI.9fplng !Dall thls week, Signed by NMP9ijel'l9lll Fit fli4Klg!le aut to Adplpb Hitler for no d~IJ8rt • ft9 ~~~~ f. 'f!l_ rnyat,ry, the Columbus b(p~ ~~~~~ W'f lllli4 19&8 and rt n~PJ,bered 3% 11! ' us pmy. , S .n.. u I tlmt.Wy n~t'Ve Q f ah'es BrinP"S Many Unusual. . Answers u~s IntonTnhe M..ai]s . (Janice ~ .' Now JA&f~ r WJJR ~- p Pk f9 t Ia' Trt¥surer of Statt cpverln_J~Hnv ~ fffliRPY, I§' lffF841B•inst th~ taxable reU,U sales. IJlMJ;DJ.J.CIJ ~.s 00 JJWP,fJ)' Wlf 4N.e the during the half-year perlo.IJ, c.,.,,...,.., Af~r q.uoin~•nce however, the goil')g thal, got prettY giddy. "I am now nearly four years 1 old," lt s,l4, and 1 am enclosing a p1clure of state according to the repQf1:, M Jnjng pnder me and a buddy of mine AJ you "misplacemeDt of tlme plapg · can ne 1 do not look four years The taxpayer who dreaql,,d q,p was old the parakeet With me a real clown. 4n4 Mr pn the ag;::iosed was a photo ot a pooch same and m thetr prJ.m.e Qf for \fOrld power at and a bird. The communirl4.tlon the bme. Yes, a },y t.Q Jlitler was Signed, "Tippy, the talking would have to be for no d?fi~r! ~~9 flQ ~~nls. ~~ ~~8r Woijld be dog" expected to concede an tnj!h ·to the other. One would never P ay the other a penny e.xcept at gunpoint. The letter is one of aome 850 ~ided ljnd mJ&iUided mlssilu Most Americans have come through a long traditio,n of tax. Joope·' ; .. the . • u•Wthe pa1t wo a "" "tUn by r~rer.rn Ia t'100 and a d m1 ow th e Ie ga lit an d Jltf.l..... m Fleqlin~r uover 1-'f~V it~~t<m.'' '"a n 'tt Of Ia f, Or wo lh"h'l( nub! c exponses Th s "hlnan's' e s s r ,..,• e M t• v .o: ~~ check should recall for Amerlcans once more how fortunate is S a people that can live with themselves jn peace, under law, with no greedy hunger fo• the fruits of other nations' labors . Looking Ahead At The News Picture Throughq:ut World By Cl>tARLif"M. MCCANN Unltacf Prtlll Staff Corrftpondenf United Pre111 ccrreApond~Jnh, around the world look ahead at the newl that will moke the head· Unea. · ~·•t'• On a twt Lonl( for tlte nation, l furor over nil price lncrell,!es to fillmmer down "lowlv and finally peter out Evon 1r Indictment, ar,e r.e1urned chur~ln.c the his lntcrnptlonal comp.mics with Pf~ce-IIJ:inq collu ton. lhl'rt! w\1( be loniJ delays in any lrnJ!s. For example, a crlm· inal an1i-trust action wa1 riled fl)(ain~t five compcml~l!l. cltarging I'OO$piraey to coalrol prices, 1,1nfler lhe Truman admfntAtralinn. Attv r.en lltJrbert Brownell Jr. substltuled rlvll for crJmiral ch"'TRO~ Bt1t thu ,;uit Is stlll han(llng Wlt1le oil company lawyer11 tue thou· and~ of document• they l&f arc perUnent to It, •~ 9WJl& ch,l~kl!'n, chili~s ~'ut J'I,,..Ina• ". - -~cer oI "AMther mtn has a d,og who "Th topsi , only can•unset rec 11 e On ana IJ, at the Wes Coast, somebody boa a dog who ... I! ~!lent moit ot the ttme, but whq occasionaliy talk11 back Lo H. V. Kaltenborn on the r:~dlo. Fleming plans t!) unveil what lo-. q:uadous quadruped• he can eorral at regular lnteryah until April 1. has 11. podde of his own who enn talk. "However, he's not ellglble,' explained Flemlng "All he can say is, 'How flad 1 am to bt! home.' Thos~ ge J}J words o' one syflablc." .. He I • . Tiny up 23. oar- o. Motdlnr ldfe mont e. Part 7.Common eqntr,c:tlon ..... ... bofder IS. Jap~. a. oar~·. hollday oa~h iT. . dertd 18.7. Dttllny ~kllnO ~lf· E H 990 ' 1~' .... OnyourDiql ,' ' ' "'S· ! Your Sunri$.t ' ·.to Sunset ' ' that the \lnlted Slt~Egl!l ~· UQue at~ tp '!1'1 {~1'111 from lj. Jl!>lnba ~"1'1111 !J~tl 'l~~;,;;.,.:,._;..;._.;._..,!l year en.dlna June 80."- 1 Tha 1 ~ means more teats. . . I .,. ··'CALLING" ALL ~· IUS Cartoon Clu'lt " " IS ·. •z,tn 12 YEAR$ Noon New. liiiB NelgabOro 12:30 Liberace 1;00 P)aotl!lne TQUeh OF AGE Tltls Winter · , or up to Pay what JOU. owe and buy what you need with • euh loan. 'lbell have oaJ7 ONE place to PlY -_-;. 1 little at a time. What a relied Rave more of your pay ebeet for youraelf, HUDdrecb are get. tiag -private cadi loan• bere for their owJJ good. Chances ue can too. Jtllt pbone ua or 1110u ··~ jn_You are alwa11 welcome you wiH , Iike our perJOD-to.per. &On money terms. Did You Know That? 1'·----·--'---------------------------:--1, llenth• M. Httltlnt Our minister was givinf an It lustraUon of ituliffcre~ n a ~ cent sermon by -..e.ICI'ibing being ina Glore, purcb11e in band while 2 or 3 counters away stoOd sever•J clerks, idly conversing, evldently oblivious fo custom-era. It reminded m~. of course. Clerk (suddenly consc:io\ls of a too-long. delayed cultomer): "Did y8u lind what you wanted, sir?" Customer: "Yes, 1 did-.- anotta:. er clerk.'' . Dr. R;, Stanley , Jodes explained how they nise those dwatf trees in Je.pan. They simply cut and bind Ute large, central, tap root, spreading the surface roots near the grtound where all the food and water taken in are meaa:er In qqantlty, hence the tree grows, but in . 1 most Umited fashion. ! hardly need to add what be waa illustrating - the life that hu no centrtl anchoring in God, and 11 interested in externals e.nd surface elfects only. BOYS!! ; . Wlf;T!I-TI! C~4l!IJ!ifl. ' U;f4 $1g)r Oo Me- Grath, 17, walked 24 miJea to Sanford to take an aUtomobile driving test. He filled tbe examina tion. Get ...... $100 . --- OR OLDER! from too much reminiscing of er days wben you HAD to the train or stay bome. So- just to be sentimental l tenderly kiased :rJora goodhy and bade Charles ,'Be sure to meet me - now don't forget." All this while be was baving tbe Ume of his life with the younger fry, Sherman Mills de' clariilg "l lik;e you" to c. P. H. and thereby at age 3" discovering "How \O Win Friends and Infiu~qce .f~p~~·" Loot f?r tbe.t boy m ,,tbe n.-i!; ot Congress (no less) lopg about 1982 to 1985, say: (Gosb, I bad to stop and figure that one.) Neighbor Shirley, well fortlfied with pop corn for AlL the kids, was chief shepherd, having ridden on some trains bere and there for some 30 OJ" m9fe years. (life's an engineerr as all of us know). Out condt'.ctor was H. w. Sammons of_l:larkersbui'g, \V, Va., who has completed 45 yeus in service 11n this WbeeUnll division of the B. and 0. He will now have duty on a "mixed" traiD, as they call it - 11train of moatly lreigbt can and One passenger coach. You could ten many of the pas· sepger1 werf! -taking ._,hat lvas ti'qa last "Sentimental Journey." And who was at :t~ason Station besldes 01jlr two ehauffeure:? Why, Mae Lambert anf{ aister Virgene ElberfeJd an4 ·Ht~ son, goin) clean way up to Parkersburg, they were. young fathers (and one mother I -heard of) that were graduatinrbecause lirtt thing when outside they picked up tbeit' little ones to have pictures taken together-and Mrs. Jolin C. Baker, PrKs wile, cays theae working young wives should have "P. H. T. degree for "Puttins Him 'I'Jlrouch"; see - and heartUy do I agree witb her - suddenly fl90ds over.. me bow happy r am fo be an Old wit~~-a DC...,.._......._,= Use them carefully on sJick roa.ds. D CheN r ¥ WhHhhilllll ......., Replace n t1toy - ·· 0 Check,..... ~ ...... Have good tires and we tire chains w1ta1 nocxlod on 1110w or ire. f) . ,. . ,_. ..,.... 0 Check ,...r .....,.l&hbl Have them properly adj~. 0 Cheek reur speed1 Let: 5peed laws ani road CODttitloD$ set Lhe limit. THE c ,ITY wc:U behind 0 · -the ·car -ahead. - · StaJ ~ wMt,... et~~,.. •D""""'...... .,... ....,_ ~ • · Otpt. w Mioul s.tttJ eo.~~e~~ 0 ~on ~re ~; ~··;•:-:;~·.;':"'~11!<:-:::PJI:J":.;;:.;.,•;-: · -:=:~~~~~·:"~·:"'~'"'=·~"""":~:~=·~. • .ThCt Sentinel ai~ beloved Alma M"amma - fh~ GJ:ad" yourW chitnes play "How can I Leave ' Thee" and agaih I'm glad 1 brought an extra ltandkerchief - LOAN " E"'"' Co_.,,..... 124 I ....In St. -117 li WOULDY9U .' •, • p. 1 j. · .:· 1\l•h· P~ co-owner or a tc>cw ~H name4 prosl!fent •I tbo Q ''~ As.tQClotioQ . D•lfY Pr'l'luolo IDD7. ' . MeCiellan, 87, it tlao Plrl Look out, fellers. Ole Ninety Eight's a. .comin' up the line. Ring tbe bell, blow' the whi&Ue - a beloved ghost i& riding by. ~'fJI er or dairya fA Lotan and Jt~•­ aon, He SUCctfdl L S. HoUinpf, Orfvlllt. The a1!oelaUon ann~unced ~~t A. t. Shougb of Dayton w-u ehOf" Bur~'· vtct prealdent ud lohn Oolumbu1, Trepurer. Fre.d , , , ..... u.. -~ ';. ;...... 91(~• .t.. J..!iMit - · tf 1lllrll '*' Greiner of Colum.l)u.s wa• ren•~. !""'"~· . P4UiV -~lljrr!!:. -.. wm ""~ ·. . . . . 4 "'l Y D ~ A . llalle o) ·111e """'iati.OO:a !. II If o r J! ~ "·'!~:·"' . ~anu3· ..nvonp"" Ia .€\•••1 , 0.,~ rf ·l!" 111111>11'11 ~~ tor aaii!JWr,. fa IIIIo -plo A lo ...... rtlld8 apd lit" . .. . .,.. 1 0 ~ 1/'0. lC" 11, · ' :;.'1:-' lf11';j !!':."'" .' 11110 aa'l<!~lloli lbil ~MOU~ ... , ,..':!;" """!rJ!l..;.....,~'' NO -·"- . , i''nor,on-.1!."11 p! the ~>!>¥~' t1 M. ' mr' b ,. ., ..,.. ... ,..,.. ~ .• ~• li\"J ' • · ·111lsteei. ~ "'*I ~ !POU ;jf IIIF ·T~ ""'-~ :w JVJ T)j • '· < ;r II ; fiOrtotillott K X :1! " v 't H .KX111 jfVfFJI X rR 111 NXV • - K l\1111 PI\' .. " y A ;II • II V•lL · Yoiit.4J•" to...p~,_. I!OW lll'IAI\PII:Jl THAN A SII:Jl· '~ :ll'f¢rl "'U T<\ h~V~ ... "'~· <;IIILD:- \ .114,~·<' ~·· ~. , , ,· _ Dl!;;h .-\PI · "- ....... rtt.t~AN_Mt•" •• • -· · . - "'·u -.......... · · -.., eoioltop. " .- ..... ,... . ·. ~ , lite ........ -Reli&t ...... odotll- ...... ..... ~D...altl{~s~r al '" ,..-wPIIM,BA&NING ~ . . I&UtNJ.NQ. I I ' . U my days .get any fuller, they when I are going to -have to be 30 hours up town long. · husband ~ go train riding, I teach ~g;:~· ~ 3 grand- I go to Sally Scha1f'1 ~ sod Coml'neMement tat 0. U. and ride up at Mary Jane Youn&'s -wedd;lnf/ our youngest Sunday P: M. " from o.u. to As U that weren't enOugh., nern . a touch, l D111d ehomplbg at the bit....tiaond<<" 'd••rby,.bat oijt for c. a tide late- Sunday and -1 astonist,.. ttr.oss the rivtU" at the bqge Soin!IIOW it look· Kaiser plant. I could hardly for this occasion, ger in homeJ make a big pot eY9n he himself didn't coffee;· take tWo more aspirins ami ' flop on the couch. But it was all ride . Mrt. "aker's Store was just a:rand. there -2 grandcblldren At Commencement, Who'd and 1 small neighbor bQy, u was have tbought 178 graduates would )(ra, ~·neb" Beckel." witb grand· have filled as many front seatsGladwell and Randy and ye1, 1utely all 4:00 of that faculty were there - we pick out :b.·~~~! our (lckcta and SalJr eaaUy - she wore our own .L. struck us- cdJor of tas!el oE many years ago, cent or 10 rid& a bluo one for de~,:ree ef 8. S. in caNd? Ed ..... Bernice Bllwen takmg mo. asl<•ed· i tlyer and vies o( us all over ,at Student Cen· ter __, happy. relatives and frit':ndrall about - easy to pic.k out the , I ;. ~ " '. All the Hot ·Water You Want, ATJ~ the time with. ·.. an automatic GAS WATER .HEATER There's nothing quite aa pleat18Dt and mining aa a bath or abower- when you have plenty of good bot water. Tho average fomily """' 7,800 gell~ a year for bathing. But it's cer· tainly disappointing to be third in line and hav6'a cold b8th;'or It~ halfway throu~h a shoWer aud It sUddenly tum cold. You can aay ioO<Ib:.o .forever to the "cold bath blues," with an auMmltic, fast IOCOVery Gaa water beater. AUTOMATIC ... beCat""' once it's a>t you can h4ve forget it. It requires no t'!flliDg on or oft, or up and dpwn. FAST RECOVERY,, becauae only a fast recovel')l Gas water beater ean eroDOmioally keep pace with the demande of modem living. It goes to work automatically to quickly replace hot wat-er as you use-it. GAS.,. because Gas is faster, and more · economical than &n1 ather method of water heating. a .. is your best buy for water beating, just aa it is for home beating. ' ASK YOUR GAS PLUMBER-DEALER ABOUT \ RlX • IUUD • IHifM • WH!TIHOUSE • JOHN WOOD • A. 0. SMITH or HOMART ·c:o flO~"" ''-144 tr.i• -~ ................... •~ WIN 'I -. ·.-~~; .....• ~ ; A NEW FREEDOM GAS IAUNDIYI ~ .1· ! ''ci ·~ ;• AD· $216I 000 CON1ESJ.; ."" ')'1·.·~'1·.J ' \ • ! . ; • IIIII ,. SAV~GS COMPANY ' 'd~!rf 1~ "t.Jn~••l•r. '"t and• or tlmp. Prealdent all«ln· hower nld In hi• bu4Dt ~ante I cgw~li~, ard Mectellan. ti11t ''"""t H-~Tto!< IIAUl1 FVBNJTVU S.tMr AI W1lker LIMERICK, Me- ~ Roger II1 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o~=;;;;;;;z:;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,l BILLS! Elected N~l¥. H~d . .Of D;~icy·Group . ,, ''·~· ll's a prettf 11te ~t that tbo United State• wlllrt•ulp• H-bomb tests in tho PacliJo, b~l pl'Qbllolr not until next year. lt lpjt~ for a while i1 if repri abOut the dan~er of atronU~Piil!l ' lall-q~l would i~terff\lfe wltb ~ JHt~ le1J1. Uut the lateat !CI•P!W•Iill4f 1111 CQnllrme4 aadlp" !lilt M»>~~N!lf unlikely to be da~c_erout un ,e ll th~ test rate It mUlUplltd tllou- I Mrl. Oblini'er ill the fonner Betty Gresa of Pomeroy and the Ohlingers haVe three ebtldren. San· dra, Susan end Sonya, They· reside at U'J\!o S. Fourth St., Middleport. Mr. Oblinger is a Mawn. belon&a to the hut Walton LeafUe, the Middleport Fire Department, and Middlepqrt High School. ID ,IIJdJilepod BILLS .m 'DaVe OJillnret Fl.IRHIT'URI - BILlS : 'Lancaster Man Is pro~annq~ ~opqul. Trmpers h_aye aJre~dy n4red Jn lht' Hnuse of R&)lJ'IIN'IP.tiUvta IUb· rommlltee studyinl Prelident El· Pnhower'A $1.3 bl'l 1'\n 11JJT·Year ochool conslr)o~Upq bm. IM I~' real baflle will come on the floor of thn House The achool se,t'l'erallon inue will m4kl hta4Uaes lhon. S<>me Reou~lim!~ !'ill olf~r au ant1-se.11re.l•tlqp '''l(~r.'' prq. ,-ldiniZ no tu~ch 11?-aiJ '~ "' d ochool•· Tlte oplglll!l, onay hln e ·~ h~l!' 'l''IF~ pre!IW'e Preslrlent Eloentiti"'tr .AH!a oD !hf Republlc1n1 tl) Jtlf-1 rld~r. 4 slmllor rider. tao~'~ 11!!\A the ~~~~ lut }'t.U, helped to cl•fllt lt. .. Is Americanl{eRed First Aidaninstructor. i8 a Croaa graduate of 0. 'l'lae .,.._.C..~ oUteer. UlJ foUowel'i by m " w J BAKE~ 18-~ driver $100 or DO 0.,.. iD ;ia.ll ftw dnvinr M mile• to bow' Uttoup heny traffic and naoniDI siJ: stog signs. In his deii!JDICI lhe yuuth G pla1ned be didn't botw he ... '-' Financl•l m~r~ta haye ope•·· ated <In Feb. 12 ever ain,ce tht New York Stock Exl·hanie eiJml· nated Lincoln's Birthday as a bol· lday alo»4 wltb ArmJ.ttloe Day 1nd Columbus Day in tOM. U . Oitadtl 01 MpaoDI¥ o, I OGDZN, Utah ....radfe - ll. Sntddon fmtd on m.a. It will be a bolid/IIY oply rnr banks, markets .;uch as ruJ>ber, bidet, tin, lead, &inc, burlap cocoa, toffee and sua~r. and th•' produce exehana;e. 28. EUun • In:~~: an NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wolfe of jctlf>'l Letart Falls are announciniJ: the birth of a 6 lb. 6 oz. daugltter at Holzer K~u1pital. The baby hJ• been named Vicki Kara. Gran~­ parentt are Mr. and Mrs. iobn WoUe of Letar\ Falls and Mr. ~Del By UNIT,p PR~S$ :Mri. Willie Davis of Racine. ll'bl!!y Major securittel and cymmodity 11.l1o have a 2 year ol'd son, Kevin. exeha~;Jges will operate a1 u1ual Tuesday, Lincoln's Mrthday, no looser celebrated as a ~liday in Wall Street . . 21. a,._.,k let~tr u. 1"11>9~. I J'Ottlfy $299.00 I ext-rem~ Stock Exchange To Remain Open Tuesday Feh.l2 CROSSWORD 2. Den The 1dmlnl!tratlon ~~~ turnln~ lbe heat on plaps to !(ive economic aid to Independent CommuniJJt Pllhnd. The reuon : To ortset the oollap!le nf arrangements for a vlelt bY YuJOilav president Tlto Pou,n- AmerJcan talh ~tart in Waahlngton tbt• wee~ . The admln· ist.ratlon w.a~tta to &bow countries pt Communist Eaat Europe thl'll f.Jtey can 4et American aid if they show 1oroe lndep(!ndence of Mo~- • Blocktl''"'' cow domination. Tlto'a visit . Western dlnLomatl ex~cJ the atopped by dome•Ue oppo~i!Jon , lluss ians to drop ' blockbus~cr Wll ln~endt4 1o emphuabe that uropoanl nt the meetJn1 theM,uch """'';No Flrt tlve-nolion d11nr.rmament •ubcQtp · n11ttfle in Vmdon ~ext month, The ~ov1et ~.~:overnmen\ ha~ atready tluned Its hand by l'kinll' lb.t the for(> !.!Jn minister. Of the f.lve tQ.un· tri('S . United st,tea: ' Cauadt. Brlhin, Fran.ce 4nd ~~a.,la • It· tenri the mqetlna ln ~er•o~. Thnt would set the !t4•e fpr i ~Ia RuJ. sian rctl~n Pumltu,.~ Thlt's T• ' W II•• above, besan a new eareer tb6 Economy Sa,viDP. ,6 ' Loan of Pomeroy la1t weet tfter yearS aa a raUroad~~and tbree ~ roa ~ a pnno~cea h~ar» pr~~~r.far," .New · th~tr Arm,~ who "amen" whenever It 11 said Fleffiing, "we'Vl! been offered a talking a talkiiJ.g reindeer and a talkh'lg elk. "One fellow in Flonda ltc has a dao~,hund who sayo: 'Arf. Art. J\.rt wledert>elien.' off~eo ,_., •· ' Good Morning with Ill Rogers Jr.:• :~ C,S·'J'V morr1ng show !h1t has set 4side $20,000 far payment to reaiSonably arliculale members or the canine klniildom. "We've offered tu pay $500 for any word over two syllables," aaid Fleming, "The only tltmgs barred •are proper nouns, foreign phrases thn.t don't appear in our dictionary ami eleetronlcolly wired dogs." The reaponse to the offer ha!i . ~jatd, doe. she an.~ ~h~hove d,ag." 4 lad)l in. Kanslls Cllf ~ant I 1 .mile 1t t:WfJ ope 1nd tbe,. alli~tlt !or me. I&PUt baell - lt:• JO tatebin1 1 have 1®.11 wondered (do for. IMlDI IW. BDnee 'f. Hoof, fOI'lllu ci¥e lblt IODM!what lllelqant n'bProo, ot Blo Gnn4e eon... - jO<t) how all that lllmay pape!', now faitlr we1J, I«<t'ered from a 1n item PI ifeat hotJieh.old valut leVel'fJ two ~ iUDetl - it litt. lo batbroomt, ever to-t way up in m7 11eart J:ftl'elr to 1et him tree•, mum; out or upttaJn 1l'iir JOYeiJ 11104enL11f.ie 1orta line ar- dowt, and late!,. rn lelrned, ranaemmt ol yeDow muMJ on IJtruftJ alonrt raUtoadt. ~late _ m4 Adlai &tevelll0n'• One of m1 boy 1 11 lehool (he owa eowU. Pftl. ISI:t'tDIOD of will be n.amplea u ,et!) told me. hlth natlq OberUn Collea:e, Wby, )'ou just unrou a whole roll 1 a._ Addrtu - an npert of tbit handy .tuff outa your planilt plaJ1l tome Debuu7, •uch tJaln window and let 'er p a fln!Dd paformanae that rm Relult - tbe moR-leDithY, comawed bJ tt - a Puerto Rican mo-- plete .net perfeet traU if :rou'te ther Hl oear • - bu- ~n grad- lOtta pbyinJ "F'o1 lAd Houndt" uated illlu~eeriJM: - tbe spoke or tbe like. Han , rm glad that 1, ao brokenly, IUCII ftronc Spanilh at loq Jut, know bow .ome of 1A her IJ)Mdl, t.1W 1 had to cock tbta paper ever ceta up 1n tree~. a ~lf auead.-e ear - our Did you tnow, dear reader- and tweet little ~ette Kim ol didn't teD me! · CreiN Webb (e.n•t th.lnk of her Korea, end-uated- JOU recall she tpOke to Countr CouDri1 of married ume to 11ve me) litter Churdl Womea at :Rocbprlap X of lbrie Webb. Houetr:, 1nd now 1 Church lD. oetober- now .tblt LiviD( lD Xeaina, New York, read, ' I'Ye loollect lt Onr oeee aga:m, I our Sentinel and utea it fme. ,.... theJ'h ....,. .U tilbt up Th.anka, Cretbtre at 0 . 1lOw they tab Her butbaod 11 employed on care of Ill thOle 8800 iJ not much one of &oday'• reallf lar&e pro-sllort of a Dliraele. jedl, the famous St. Lawrence Seaway, A pure and lovely c:o10t pidure ~,:-..,-,-...:-.,.:--:-Ju-:ncti-:::-.:::. .,W rtma1Jl iD Jtl1 miDd alwayt SAN Fft.ArNOISCO A point in .11om ' lillY Jatie Youjta and run tbe Ute and Navajo lndt.an reser· IOtehen'J' Weddiq ,....J blue and vation• 10\~th of Cortez, Colo., has ro-. veJvet JOWIIJ. white lilk - bride"s COW8, 'Ule tall YOUDJ the distinction l}f being the only ln the Jl~ted States wbere "' ·croom. ecW; towerina: bro- spot ther Ed~ bOlt IliAD, thOle dar· four state• meet: Utah . Colorado Ua' llftot ll$. llllil Aaa (oh boy!) A('Jzona, and Nrii Mexko. ~ 'IOIIh.llle riagJ, the No 01_ _ Loft? Wiollful aol-7 1tith wllleh -~ paltor Fred GN'dner e~ed it ALBANY, N. Y. -Polio nsearall _ wu r ever J)ad I'd draaed cbers looking for the viru1 that my weary legs over tllere. causes the disease, found 10me Bl. . pu, Kary Jane and B1ll; v1rus~s they .,,. are loroting for qd mar JOU bave evf.ry bapiness a dJtease to eauR. :rhe New York - the wl11l of all our friends here. Health Department •Health News'' said the re~en have dubbed 1 now turn to a Iiebler note rye been far too soJemo - _•t_t_h_ese_'_'orp...:..b_lmn-:vvlru_ae_•_ " _ __ v. - roading yean were 3~ Years with the U. S. Air Foree. He waa discharged as a Tech Sergean~ alter World War n. th~ at~t~ IJ.eservJ~ts hUOirf hqunJ is able to announce: "I wlJo ttJ- Ptfmt~ "''~ lm:tginiJtiV~ f:l»tD~ Perce~ve M~. Jlpp~p4rte Jnthtr conti~ent qu~st sar~e chec~ mlt4~ JWnlt~itrl~ \ljlit!J 01 Old an i9JUllnce atenl Sandwiched between his rall- BIRTH ANNOUNCIMINT Mr and Mrs. Richard lrl~ Roush) of CO'Lumbua Q announcing the birth of a daug tCOLU"ffii!S, o. UP • ijorold er ,Chri1ty Lee, at V.. bite Cr~M Saturday, February D. r•. Hnys, ofuo seJett1ve se~iclol Hospital, ~randp~nts are ~l"S. WeruJ,ell 4\f~<l!lr( •li4 t~g~y qu!stlonna~r~s frecker, ' Raclne, ·and"Mr. and 'Mta'. are be ng mailed to It ~rl~ Briiis, Colwftbus. ~r. aP,:~ Star.dby tq_clarafY. Mrs. RJcbara Rou1h, Letart Fa!:, st•hH ill tPt; J"or¢t' m the Mr. and Mri Guy Smit~. Gtjllp . event of a national emergency. and Mr .and Mrs. Howard &o , Hays said tbe etteening of Athens ROlid arf' areat g:raj.ll• nations entire Stan by Reserve parents. 4 was ordei-ed by ' conl(ress lQ. Its last session. MINSTREL REHEARSAL He said that based on question A rchearsol of the IJIJI D!»<< naire information, every standby ~lnstrel will be held Tbur,:sday at ReserVISt Will be Placed in one o( 8 _p. Til· at t~e Letart Falls srtd~ 11cl}ool. Tbe troup will bee:in rtthroe categor;es. 1'1te classi!icallona will be 1-R, h'earsals on a presentation which ·1 bl HJl. d f d to civ will IJe giv~q tn Gallipolis, Feb8 ¥31 P e; · e erre r h · f\fan'27, at t~e Wasbi11gton schOol llian occupation enenhal to t f' auditorium for the benefit of tbe mamtalnce of~ · R "h, 'nf(!ty or b Boy !kouts. lntere~t;of'a.nd I , de1erred . Y --~-:­ 'h!irdship aod M<\SPN PTA MI~TING privation to depenQenLs. The Ma11o.n Pareqt-l'e'!chen AsliOCiat~()Q will meet Lbis eVflnlng Hays said Congress ordered the at 7:30 Jn the Mason Elementarr mote to give the Slandb)' Reserv - School building. The member!l of ist his or her statu~:~ on · recall to the group will present a spedqJ acUve duty in time of war or Did· Pounders' Day Program al the jonal emergency. ma~ing. been tljo dogaomlooJ. A "'lP>Siec In Doland, Fla., wrole Ill to say NE\v YORK UP -'l'he letter that be knew a dot 111bg cpuld • stal'led reasonably enough ll ~Y, "Good mornJna." 4 ~ock :r Nid: "Dear airs." Hill, S. C., reaiQ.ent clainled ac· Allllcensed vet\dors in q•;n • • ..0 u~·d hv 1 ,. In m•~• erfl, f'II''"JlT lftll l'J.r llrr ~· .ll"""",..!f semi-annu~l report of thelf'• H"" ~1-JfRtl~ . BPtlil~lfJ ,8J!elpJ- . • • Search For ATaJkqurl!l Q.nme . . ' .. ' ' lhe IV NILLIAM IWALD i'Y ,I, .Unlltol ,..., St•H Ohl"JR.,ef O{":Uih,_ D..< • --o ~New Career W"th I . Co L" ~ -'DOmy Loan I:ICU • ~ge. po 9:00 IO:(Ni '"ety Celebrates 153rd triendt, 2.30 3 ·00 400 4•45 s:ao • Ol~est University in Ohio · Viola M. Moore, Geoffrey A. Wils.on Ex.change Mae:riage Vows On Fe~ruary- 8 ·-; ...Mia Viola M.arlenc Jrloore, d8Ll- ....-~i-"1- ;~~ u.u::~:::: Winter is not yet over. So don't forget thai streets may be Icy or frosty Mid slick, One misju4~fment of the condition of ~ '!)"eel's surflll!e can yet result jn §n accident th~t might take your life or those of your loved 9J!~S. · · Only last week a Lincoln He1ghts resident related how he came qown "off the hill " early one morning and very nearly rp~ ov~r the side of ~!!e qn~9ln jiill Drive j11st apqye the l19r Schaefer residence. fils ttres struck a hidden patch of ice "'ld bts car wept completely o~t of control momentarily. For. lllf'•!l'lf !ts llr~s f1ib~~4 firm tracking before an accident ~· curred. . • ¥"1 WSAZ-TV Cha,.,..el Tuesday P~ED Mr e.nd Mrs. .CJarep.ce Andrews have rtfived word t~~ their aon , ¢larente WWiam Aljdi:ewa, 1fbo is stationed at BaJ(ipl"ield, Foley , Ala . has been {lf"''O:Mted ltom A_jr m<tn Apprenhc~t ro Airman . S,.~ ~: TELEVISION GUIDE· . ' • En,. llanlc- at Your , GAS Componr Olllco pi ~ ,_ • llo.:ll~ ..................... !:-_~:!.:........ fl • •• • · ' , ~; ' ,. ' �' • ~ Selrt!ael, Pomet'Oy·Mlddleport, 0., Feb. 12, 1957 Daily ~ntinel Day Book The Daily Sentinel D~l!'l'P Tb ll'i't'ERI!STS OF Ml!IGS·MASON AREA ··~I!MD '-llWEN- GENERAL MANAGEl ~y~ 1!. GREENI - I!DITOR --~:J~~l ~presentative, Bottioelli-!Qm.baJl, Ine., ~ ~~a • New ork City. 16, N Y. 1111 0 " 1"' ~ lftoad cla• mailing matter at the PG8f office at Poln- • ,~ Alt,MAN . ..... -· Delivery by carrier where available 30 cents per one ~f! ~ ldVJMe at Tbe Dally Sentinel office, $15.60, &LX fl.,.,p tl1n» tpOGlhl, $3.90. Br motor route where available: .,..an nlh $1 . Sjr Dian one year $8; stx monlhs, $4.25· three modth.s o~t::fth. $1. . . Pub every afternoon exceJH; Sunday by The Oblo Valley Senlillllloc., .4t llJ Mec::hanic St ., Pomeroy, o . Business oflice phone 398. Wf\Ori.r offlce .,bon• 387. -:-..-,~­ ..,......; ,PE~IJL C~SS ' The Penicl Class -OJ .t)e PomerPf. !l!f.R!i'~ C~!f!W, ,y!ll' meet 1t lhe home of the Rev. and Jolrs. Ralph Zundel, Mulberry Ave ,' on Satunl11y at 7 ·30 p~ m. ' ' -- -_---~---- Winter Is Not Yet Over ) lp line 'with Uo~ "![~ty remind\lf five locQ! busiJI~es ~ave tp!!IJfll'ated !JI. a IV~rn.ing to all motorists in ~o~ay's ~~11}' Sen, lj!JJ!) ~~Y~rlt,Sffi~ f'lll~IJ!ns. CIIAAII!Qt r~IJ!inder~ .,em to A• the ~sf ~ntjdQie f!>r <!ll'l')f$~ driving, T)J~ miracle Is lll~t ~~~~ accidents doq't ll'PJI¥n. Thil ~ P!any 41> Q~cijr c~n 1;>c> ~Jal!ted illY on th•t tv~r.fr•a,iii )la~it of all of ua lo lor(~! what ~ IP"fl'U! thliig a car can be on the street or highway when ot handled with great eare. , 'I'll~*~ lace! me,cbants urging are Spnna Ifill Dairy Op., Mu: Ward Insurance Co , Preston Motors, Warner·J)Jle II!" ~nee ond V, D. Edwards Insurapcp. '!'lley II'Jillf yiiii ·drljo, safely and ~ve a lol)g Ufe. · · llemember; the' winter Is not Y•! over. . . . H WSAZ·TV CHANNIL 3 fU!J St(a On 7:00 Today .- 8·00 Coffee. Time 10:00 Home 11:00 The Priee is IIJiht 11:30 Truth- or CGnsequenee• 11:00 ·Tie· Tae Doue 12:00 n Could ;Be You I:JII! Cirrfpj ' :.! :00 Parson's Study VALENTINE EXCHANGE Ford Tb_e Jolly Bunch . ~e~l!S ' Clu~ UIO QuFor A 1>11 )"Ill have a Valentine ~hange llod¥.J! llqmanFo ... porty Satur~ay, 10, Co"'!\ily 'flllif. 1t I~ home ol, Hn. Ko'IJl•lb Qy. 11.\' Liilla'~· er at 7 p. m. 1 FettMa.Jlien r,J>ryary N..,., Auxiliary· of Railror.d ~~~!"c~~~j....-1 at Eye _. l'hter ol Mr. anel Mra. Carl E. Jlbore 1781 Cbe1ter roa~, beeame ~e bride or Mr Gt.otfrey A, Wiloon. •oa of Kr• R. E. Wilton and ih• late Mr. Wlloon, Athoaa ' ~. Frida)' Feb. 8 11 the St. LutheNn Cbureh. The vo'h ol double rioa eeremoey were . read by the R... L. M. Jlollrholf at7:30 p.m., in the prtlllehee of ' the im· mediate famlllel and a few close W5,U.TV MS Sill~ on 7.00 Toda.r , P:OO Coffee Time 1 10:00 Home , 11.00 The p ..jce II ! 11:30 Truth or E~. n"!"l . 12 ·00 Tic TIC DOD.tb ) t;z;30 J1 Cotild Se f'iu • too 1 · ~ 00 CurrenJ Gamert~ 7.00 . For her wedding the bride cbo~e 1 two Piece grey suit aceented :trith white, trim, She carried a 1 wblte Eutern Star Bible topped ~ with a red arnation COI'HSe. , ... llr. and Ml'l. Alva Clark, Pome~y Route a, were the attendanl:l .!)ln. Clark WOR 1 tTo piece &~Ink • knit .suit atid a white urna~on 7:611 11:00 1~ icr.. .Moore, mother of tbe bride ,,,)') ,oo 6 ·00 6,30 us 6'M wore A d~ of warie1ated lha<lea Gf Iavinder and a eonace nfwhlt• , 11: Carnations. Mn. Wilson wor~ ...-:,, tiro plec:e blue dre,u and· a wbite --.~. , earn~~tl_o~ ~Je.. , YJ 'qle. new Mtt. W1llon is a gradua~ of Pomeroy HJI)t School and It employed Ia the. offiee ot Ill£ 1 Jleip Gener_. Hospital, )lr. WU"',....Rlt. Will leave SataidQ for · Iliawis, Wublqton wbere be. reee)ve • new: a~ent with the IQ:SO 11:.00 11:16 :t; w Ohip(ln Clown HAs His Little Joke The taxpay~r likes his Iiiii# j9k8 ~Pll'j Ill ! (lbloan had h1s wltb Slat~ 'l'rU~Qfti' 119PF . whllt AAI.I somt w: 'J'f~ this W'fl~ priz~ chec~ of all Umt trri¥1111P. ~· ''MY:'f IJI.9fplng !Dall thls week, Signed by NMP9ijel'l9lll Fit fli4Klg!le aut to Adplpb Hitler for no d~IJ8rt • ft9 ~~~~ f. 'f!l_ rnyat,ry, the Columbus b(p~ ~~~~~ W'f lllli4 19&8 and rt n~PJ,bered 3% 11! ' us pmy. , S .n.. u I tlmt.Wy n~t'Ve Q f ah'es BrinP"S Many Unusual. . Answers u~s IntonTnhe M..ai]s . (Janice ~ .' Now JA&f~ r WJJR ~- p Pk f9 t Ia' Trt¥surer of Statt cpverln_J~Hnv ~ fffliRPY, I§' lffF841B•inst th~ taxable reU,U sales. IJlMJ;DJ.J.CIJ ~.s 00 JJWP,fJ)' Wlf 4N.e the during the half-year perlo.IJ, c.,.,,...,.., Af~r q.uoin~•nce however, the goil')g thal, got prettY giddy. "I am now nearly four years 1 old," lt s,l4, and 1 am enclosing a p1clure of state according to the repQf1:, M Jnjng pnder me and a buddy of mine AJ you "misplacemeDt of tlme plapg · can ne 1 do not look four years The taxpayer who dreaql,,d q,p was old the parakeet With me a real clown. 4n4 Mr pn the ag;::iosed was a photo ot a pooch same and m thetr prJ.m.e Qf for \fOrld power at and a bird. The communirl4.tlon the bme. Yes, a },y t.Q Jlitler was Signed, "Tippy, the talking would have to be for no d?fi~r! ~~9 flQ ~~nls. ~~ ~~8r Woijld be dog" expected to concede an tnj!h ·to the other. One would never P ay the other a penny e.xcept at gunpoint. The letter is one of aome 850 ~ided ljnd mJ&iUided mlssilu Most Americans have come through a long traditio,n of tax. Joope·' ; .. the . • u•Wthe pa1t wo a "" "tUn by r~rer.rn Ia t'100 and a d m1 ow th e Ie ga lit an d Jltf.l..... m Fleqlin~r uover 1-'f~V it~~t<m.'' '"a n 'tt Of Ia f, Or wo lh"h'l( nub! c exponses Th s "hlnan's' e s s r ,..,• e M t• v .o: ~~ check should recall for Amerlcans once more how fortunate is S a people that can live with themselves jn peace, under law, with no greedy hunger fo• the fruits of other nations' labors . Looking Ahead At The News Picture Throughq:ut World By Cl>tARLif"M. MCCANN Unltacf Prtlll Staff Corrftpondenf United Pre111 ccrreApond~Jnh, around the world look ahead at the newl that will moke the head· Unea. · ~·•t'• On a twt Lonl( for tlte nation, l furor over nil price lncrell,!es to fillmmer down "lowlv and finally peter out Evon 1r Indictment, ar,e r.e1urned chur~ln.c the his lntcrnptlonal comp.mics with Pf~ce-IIJ:inq collu ton. lhl'rt! w\1( be loniJ delays in any lrnJ!s. For example, a crlm· inal an1i-trust action wa1 riled fl)(ain~t five compcml~l!l. cltarging I'OO$piraey to coalrol prices, 1,1nfler lhe Truman admfntAtralinn. Attv r.en lltJrbert Brownell Jr. substltuled rlvll for crJmiral ch"'TRO~ Bt1t thu ,;uit Is stlll han(llng Wlt1le oil company lawyer11 tue thou· and~ of document• they l&f arc perUnent to It, •~ 9WJl& ch,l~kl!'n, chili~s ~'ut J'I,,..Ina• ". - -~cer oI "AMther mtn has a d,og who "Th topsi , only can•unset rec 11 e On ana IJ, at the Wes Coast, somebody boa a dog who ... I! ~!lent moit ot the ttme, but whq occasionaliy talk11 back Lo H. V. Kaltenborn on the r:~dlo. Fleming plans t!) unveil what lo-. q:uadous quadruped• he can eorral at regular lnteryah until April 1. has 11. podde of his own who enn talk. "However, he's not ellglble,' explained Flemlng "All he can say is, 'How flad 1 am to bt! home.' Thos~ ge J}J words o' one syflablc." .. He I • . Tiny up 23. oar- o. Motdlnr ldfe mont e. Part 7.Common eqntr,c:tlon ..... ... bofder IS. Jap~. a. oar~·. hollday oa~h iT. . dertd 18.7. Dttllny ~kllnO ~lf· E H 990 ' 1~' .... OnyourDiql ,' ' ' "'S· ! Your Sunri$.t ' ·.to Sunset ' ' that the \lnlted Slt~Egl!l ~· UQue at~ tp '!1'1 {~1'111 from lj. Jl!>lnba ~"1'1111 !J~tl 'l~~;,;;.,.:,._;..;._.;._..,!l year en.dlna June 80."- 1 Tha 1 ~ means more teats. . . I .,. ··'CALLING" ALL ~· IUS Cartoon Clu'lt " " IS ·. •z,tn 12 YEAR$ Noon New. liiiB NelgabOro 12:30 Liberace 1;00 P)aotl!lne TQUeh OF AGE Tltls Winter · , or up to Pay what JOU. owe and buy what you need with • euh loan. 'lbell have oaJ7 ONE place to PlY -_-;. 1 little at a time. What a relied Rave more of your pay ebeet for youraelf, HUDdrecb are get. tiag -private cadi loan• bere for their owJJ good. Chances ue can too. Jtllt pbone ua or 1110u ··~ jn_You are alwa11 welcome you wiH , Iike our perJOD-to.per. &On money terms. Did You Know That? 1'·----·--'---------------------------:--1, llenth• M. Httltlnt Our minister was givinf an It lustraUon of ituliffcre~ n a ~ cent sermon by -..e.ICI'ibing being ina Glore, purcb11e in band while 2 or 3 counters away stoOd sever•J clerks, idly conversing, evldently oblivious fo custom-era. It reminded m~. of course. Clerk (suddenly consc:io\ls of a too-long. delayed cultomer): "Did y8u lind what you wanted, sir?" Customer: "Yes, 1 did-.- anotta:. er clerk.'' . Dr. R;, Stanley , Jodes explained how they nise those dwatf trees in Je.pan. They simply cut and bind Ute large, central, tap root, spreading the surface roots near the grtound where all the food and water taken in are meaa:er In qqantlty, hence the tree grows, but in . 1 most Umited fashion. ! hardly need to add what be waa illustrating - the life that hu no centrtl anchoring in God, and 11 interested in externals e.nd surface elfects only. BOYS!! ; . Wlf;T!I-TI! C~4l!IJ!ifl. ' U;f4 $1g)r Oo Me- Grath, 17, walked 24 miJea to Sanford to take an aUtomobile driving test. He filled tbe examina tion. Get ...... $100 . --- OR OLDER! from too much reminiscing of er days wben you HAD to the train or stay bome. So- just to be sentimental l tenderly kiased :rJora goodhy and bade Charles ,'Be sure to meet me - now don't forget." All this while be was baving tbe Ume of his life with the younger fry, Sherman Mills de' clariilg "l lik;e you" to c. P. H. and thereby at age 3" discovering "How \O Win Friends and Infiu~qce .f~p~~·" Loot f?r tbe.t boy m ,,tbe n.-i!; ot Congress (no less) lopg about 1982 to 1985, say: (Gosb, I bad to stop and figure that one.) Neighbor Shirley, well fortlfied with pop corn for AlL the kids, was chief shepherd, having ridden on some trains bere and there for some 30 OJ" m9fe years. (life's an engineerr as all of us know). Out condt'.ctor was H. w. Sammons of_l:larkersbui'g, \V, Va., who has completed 45 yeus in service 11n this WbeeUnll division of the B. and 0. He will now have duty on a "mixed" traiD, as they call it - 11train of moatly lreigbt can and One passenger coach. You could ten many of the pas· sepger1 werf! -taking ._,hat lvas ti'qa last "Sentimental Journey." And who was at :t~ason Station besldes 01jlr two ehauffeure:? Why, Mae Lambert anf{ aister Virgene ElberfeJd an4 ·Ht~ son, goin) clean way up to Parkersburg, they were. young fathers (and one mother I -heard of) that were graduatinrbecause lirtt thing when outside they picked up tbeit' little ones to have pictures taken together-and Mrs. Jolin C. Baker, PrKs wile, cays theae working young wives should have "P. H. T. degree for "Puttins Him 'I'Jlrouch"; see - and heartUy do I agree witb her - suddenly fl90ds over.. me bow happy r am fo be an Old wit~~-a DC...,.._......._,= Use them carefully on sJick roa.ds. D CheN r ¥ WhHhhilllll ......., Replace n t1toy - ·· 0 Check,..... ~ ...... Have good tires and we tire chains w1ta1 nocxlod on 1110w or ire. f) . ,. . ,_. ..,.... 0 Check ,...r .....,.l&hbl Have them properly adj~. 0 Cheek reur speed1 Let: 5peed laws ani road CODttitloD$ set Lhe limit. THE c ,ITY wc:U behind 0 · -the ·car -ahead. - · StaJ ~ wMt,... et~~,.. •D""""'...... .,... ....,_ ~ • · Otpt. w Mioul s.tttJ eo.~~e~~ 0 ~on ~re ~; ~··;•:-:;~·.;':"'~11!<:-:::PJI:J":.;;:.;.,•;-: · -:=:~~~~~·:"~·:"'~'"'=·~"""":~:~=·~. • .ThCt Sentinel ai~ beloved Alma M"amma - fh~ GJ:ad" yourW chitnes play "How can I Leave ' Thee" and agaih I'm glad 1 brought an extra ltandkerchief - LOAN " E"'"' Co_.,,..... 124 I ....In St. -117 li WOULDY9U .' •, • p. 1 j. · .:· 1\l•h· P~ co-owner or a tc>cw ~H name4 prosl!fent •I tbo Q ''~ As.tQClotioQ . D•lfY Pr'l'luolo IDD7. ' . MeCiellan, 87, it tlao Plrl Look out, fellers. Ole Ninety Eight's a. .comin' up the line. Ring tbe bell, blow' the whi&Ue - a beloved ghost i& riding by. ~'fJI er or dairya fA Lotan and Jt~•­ aon, He SUCctfdl L S. HoUinpf, Orfvlllt. The a1!oelaUon ann~unced ~~t A. t. Shougb of Dayton w-u ehOf" Bur~'· vtct prealdent ud lohn Oolumbu1, Trepurer. Fre.d , , , ..... u.. -~ ';. ;...... 91(~• .t.. J..!iMit - · tf 1lllrll '*' Greiner of Colum.l)u.s wa• ren•~. !""'"~· . P4UiV -~lljrr!!:. -.. wm ""~ ·. . . . . 4 "'l Y D ~ A . llalle o) ·111e """'iati.OO:a !. II If o r J! ~ "·'!~:·"' . ~anu3· ..nvonp"" Ia .€\•••1 , 0.,~ rf ·l!" 111111>11'11 ~~ tor aaii!JWr,. fa IIIIo -plo A lo ...... rtlld8 apd lit" . .. . .,.. 1 0 ~ 1/'0. lC" 11, · ' :;.'1:-' lf11';j !!':."'" .' 11110 aa'l<!~lloli lbil ~MOU~ ... , ,..':!;" """!rJ!l..;.....,~'' NO -·"- . , i''nor,on-.1!."11 p! the ~>!>¥~' t1 M. ' mr' b ,. ., ..,.. ... ,..,.. ~ .• ~• li\"J ' • · ·111lsteei. ~ "'*I ~ !POU ;jf IIIF ·T~ ""'-~ :w JVJ T)j • '· < ;r II ; fiOrtotillott K X :1! " v 't H .KX111 jfVfFJI X rR 111 NXV • - K l\1111 PI\' .. " y A ;II • II V•lL · Yoiit.4J•" to...p~,_. I!OW lll'IAI\PII:Jl THAN A SII:Jl· '~ :ll'f¢rl "'U T<\ h~V~ ... "'~· <;IIILD:- \ .114,~·<' ~·· ~. , , ,· _ Dl!;;h .-\PI · "- ....... rtt.t~AN_Mt•" •• • -· · . - "'·u -.......... · · -.., eoioltop. " .- ..... ,... . ·. ~ , lite ........ -Reli&t ...... odotll- ...... ..... ~D...altl{~s~r al '" ,..-wPIIM,BA&NING ~ . . I&UtNJ.NQ. I I ' . U my days .get any fuller, they when I are going to -have to be 30 hours up town long. · husband ~ go train riding, I teach ~g;:~· ~ 3 grand- I go to Sally Scha1f'1 ~ sod Coml'neMement tat 0. U. and ride up at Mary Jane Youn&'s -wedd;lnf/ our youngest Sunday P: M. " from o.u. to As U that weren't enOugh., nern . a touch, l D111d ehomplbg at the bit....tiaond<<" 'd••rby,.bat oijt for c. a tide late- Sunday and -1 astonist,.. ttr.oss the rivtU" at the bqge Soin!IIOW it look· Kaiser plant. I could hardly for this occasion, ger in homeJ make a big pot eY9n he himself didn't coffee;· take tWo more aspirins ami ' flop on the couch. But it was all ride . Mrt. "aker's Store was just a:rand. there -2 grandcblldren At Commencement, Who'd and 1 small neighbor bQy, u was have tbought 178 graduates would )(ra, ~·neb" Beckel." witb grand· have filled as many front seatsGladwell and Randy and ye1, 1utely all 4:00 of that faculty were there - we pick out :b.·~~~! our (lckcta and SalJr eaaUy - she wore our own .L. struck us- cdJor of tas!el oE many years ago, cent or 10 rid& a bluo one for de~,:ree ef 8. S. in caNd? Ed ..... Bernice Bllwen takmg mo. asl<•ed· i tlyer and vies o( us all over ,at Student Cen· ter __, happy. relatives and frit':ndrall about - easy to pic.k out the , I ;. ~ " '. All the Hot ·Water You Want, ATJ~ the time with. ·.. an automatic GAS WATER .HEATER There's nothing quite aa pleat18Dt and mining aa a bath or abower- when you have plenty of good bot water. Tho average fomily """' 7,800 gell~ a year for bathing. But it's cer· tainly disappointing to be third in line and hav6'a cold b8th;'or It~ halfway throu~h a shoWer aud It sUddenly tum cold. You can aay ioO<Ib:.o .forever to the "cold bath blues," with an auMmltic, fast IOCOVery Gaa water beater. AUTOMATIC ... beCat""' once it's a>t you can h4ve forget it. It requires no t'!flliDg on or oft, or up and dpwn. FAST RECOVERY,, becauae only a fast recovel')l Gas water beater ean eroDOmioally keep pace with the demande of modem living. It goes to work automatically to quickly replace hot wat-er as you use-it. GAS.,. because Gas is faster, and more · economical than &n1 ather method of water heating. a .. is your best buy for water beating, just aa it is for home beating. ' ASK YOUR GAS PLUMBER-DEALER ABOUT \ RlX • IUUD • IHifM • WH!TIHOUSE • JOHN WOOD • A. 0. SMITH or HOMART ·c:o flO~"" ''-144 tr.i• -~ ................... •~ WIN 'I -. ·.-~~; .....• ~ ; A NEW FREEDOM GAS IAUNDIYI ~ .1· ! ''ci ·~ ;• AD· $216I 000 CON1ESJ.; ."" ')'1·.·~'1·.J ' \ • ! . ; • IIIII ,. SAV~GS COMPANY ' 'd~!rf 1~ "t.Jn~••l•r. '"t and• or tlmp. Prealdent all«ln· hower nld In hi• bu4Dt ~ante I cgw~li~, ard Mectellan. ti11t ''"""t H-~Tto!< IIAUl1 FVBNJTVU S.tMr AI W1lker LIMERICK, Me- ~ Roger II1 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o~=;;;;;;;z:;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,l BILLS! Elected N~l¥. H~d . .Of D;~icy·Group . ,, ''·~· ll's a prettf 11te ~t that tbo United State• wlllrt•ulp• H-bomb tests in tho PacliJo, b~l pl'Qbllolr not until next year. lt lpjt~ for a while i1 if repri abOut the dan~er of atronU~Piil!l ' lall-q~l would i~terff\lfe wltb ~ JHt~ le1J1. Uut the lateat !CI•P!W•Iill4f 1111 CQnllrme4 aadlp" !lilt M»>~~N!lf unlikely to be da~c_erout un ,e ll th~ test rate It mUlUplltd tllou- I Mrl. Oblini'er ill the fonner Betty Gresa of Pomeroy and the Ohlingers haVe three ebtldren. San· dra, Susan end Sonya, They· reside at U'J\!o S. Fourth St., Middleport. Mr. Oblinger is a Mawn. belon&a to the hut Walton LeafUe, the Middleport Fire Department, and Middlepqrt High School. ID ,IIJdJilepod BILLS .m 'DaVe OJillnret Fl.IRHIT'URI - BILlS : 'Lancaster Man Is pro~annq~ ~opqul. Trmpers h_aye aJre~dy n4red Jn lht' Hnuse of R&)lJ'IIN'IP.tiUvta IUb· rommlltee studyinl Prelident El· Pnhower'A $1.3 bl'l 1'\n 11JJT·Year ochool conslr)o~Upq bm. IM I~' real baflle will come on the floor of thn House The achool se,t'l'erallon inue will m4kl hta4Uaes lhon. S<>me Reou~lim!~ !'ill olf~r au ant1-se.11re.l•tlqp '''l(~r.'' prq. ,-ldiniZ no tu~ch 11?-aiJ '~ "' d ochool•· Tlte oplglll!l, onay hln e ·~ h~l!' 'l''IF~ pre!IW'e Preslrlent Eloentiti"'tr .AH!a oD !hf Republlc1n1 tl) Jtlf-1 rld~r. 4 slmllor rider. tao~'~ 11!!\A the ~~~~ lut }'t.U, helped to cl•fllt lt. .. Is Americanl{eRed First Aidaninstructor. i8 a Croaa graduate of 0. 'l'lae .,.._.C..~ oUteer. UlJ foUowel'i by m " w J BAKE~ 18-~ driver $100 or DO 0.,.. iD ;ia.ll ftw dnvinr M mile• to bow' Uttoup heny traffic and naoniDI siJ: stog signs. In his deii!JDICI lhe yuuth G pla1ned be didn't botw he ... '-' Financl•l m~r~ta haye ope•·· ated <In Feb. 12 ever ain,ce tht New York Stock Exl·hanie eiJml· nated Lincoln's Birthday as a bol· lday alo»4 wltb ArmJ.ttloe Day 1nd Columbus Day in tOM. U . Oitadtl 01 MpaoDI¥ o, I OGDZN, Utah ....radfe - ll. Sntddon fmtd on m.a. It will be a bolid/IIY oply rnr banks, markets .;uch as ruJ>ber, bidet, tin, lead, &inc, burlap cocoa, toffee and sua~r. and th•' produce exehana;e. 28. EUun • In:~~: an NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wolfe of jctlf>'l Letart Falls are announciniJ: the birth of a 6 lb. 6 oz. daugltter at Holzer K~u1pital. The baby hJ• been named Vicki Kara. Gran~­ parentt are Mr. and Mrs. iobn WoUe of Letar\ Falls and Mr. ~Del By UNIT,p PR~S$ :Mri. Willie Davis of Racine. ll'bl!!y Major securittel and cymmodity 11.l1o have a 2 year ol'd son, Kevin. exeha~;Jges will operate a1 u1ual Tuesday, Lincoln's Mrthday, no looser celebrated as a ~liday in Wall Street . . 21. a,._.,k let~tr u. 1"11>9~. I J'Ottlfy $299.00 I ext-rem~ Stock Exchange To Remain Open Tuesday Feh.l2 CROSSWORD 2. Den The 1dmlnl!tratlon ~~~ turnln~ lbe heat on plaps to !(ive economic aid to Independent CommuniJJt Pllhnd. The reuon : To ortset the oollap!le nf arrangements for a vlelt bY YuJOilav president Tlto Pou,n- AmerJcan talh ~tart in Waahlngton tbt• wee~ . The admln· ist.ratlon w.a~tta to &bow countries pt Communist Eaat Europe thl'll f.Jtey can 4et American aid if they show 1oroe lndep(!ndence of Mo~- • Blocktl''"'' cow domination. Tlto'a visit . Western dlnLomatl ex~cJ the atopped by dome•Ue oppo~i!Jon , lluss ians to drop ' blockbus~cr Wll ln~endt4 1o emphuabe that uropoanl nt the meetJn1 theM,uch """'';No Flrt tlve-nolion d11nr.rmament •ubcQtp · n11ttfle in Vmdon ~ext month, The ~ov1et ~.~:overnmen\ ha~ atready tluned Its hand by l'kinll' lb.t the for(> !.!Jn minister. Of the f.lve tQ.un· tri('S . United st,tea: ' Cauadt. Brlhin, Fran.ce 4nd ~~a.,la • It· tenri the mqetlna ln ~er•o~. Thnt would set the !t4•e fpr i ~Ia RuJ. sian rctl~n Pumltu,.~ Thlt's T• ' W II•• above, besan a new eareer tb6 Economy Sa,viDP. ,6 ' Loan of Pomeroy la1t weet tfter yearS aa a raUroad~~and tbree ~ roa ~ a pnno~cea h~ar» pr~~~r.far," .New · th~tr Arm,~ who "amen" whenever It 11 said Fleffiing, "we'Vl! been offered a talking a talkiiJ.g reindeer and a talkh'lg elk. "One fellow in Flonda ltc has a dao~,hund who sayo: 'Arf. Art. J\.rt wledert>elien.' off~eo ,_., •· ' Good Morning with Ill Rogers Jr.:• :~ C,S·'J'V morr1ng show !h1t has set 4side $20,000 far payment to reaiSonably arliculale members or the canine klniildom. "We've offered tu pay $500 for any word over two syllables," aaid Fleming, "The only tltmgs barred •are proper nouns, foreign phrases thn.t don't appear in our dictionary ami eleetronlcolly wired dogs." The reaponse to the offer ha!i . ~jatd, doe. she an.~ ~h~hove d,ag." 4 lad)l in. Kanslls Cllf ~ant I 1 .mile 1t t:WfJ ope 1nd tbe,. alli~tlt !or me. I&PUt baell - lt:• JO tatebin1 1 have 1®.11 wondered (do for. IMlDI IW. BDnee 'f. Hoof, fOI'lllu ci¥e lblt IODM!what lllelqant n'bProo, ot Blo Gnn4e eon... - jO<t) how all that lllmay pape!', now faitlr we1J, I«<t'ered from a 1n item PI ifeat hotJieh.old valut leVel'fJ two ~ iUDetl - it litt. lo batbroomt, ever to-t way up in m7 11eart J:ftl'elr to 1et him tree•, mum; out or upttaJn 1l'iir JOYeiJ 11104enL11f.ie 1orta line ar- dowt, and late!,. rn lelrned, ranaemmt ol yeDow muMJ on IJtruftJ alonrt raUtoadt. ~late _ m4 Adlai &tevelll0n'• One of m1 boy 1 11 lehool (he owa eowU. Pftl. ISI:t'tDIOD of will be n.amplea u ,et!) told me. hlth natlq OberUn Collea:e, Wby, )'ou just unrou a whole roll 1 a._ Addrtu - an npert of tbit handy .tuff outa your planilt plaJ1l tome Debuu7, •uch tJaln window and let 'er p a fln!Dd paformanae that rm Relult - tbe moR-leDithY, comawed bJ tt - a Puerto Rican mo-- plete .net perfeet traU if :rou'te ther Hl oear • - bu- ~n grad- lOtta pbyinJ "F'o1 lAd Houndt" uated illlu~eeriJM: - tbe spoke or tbe like. Han , rm glad that 1, ao brokenly, IUCII ftronc Spanilh at loq Jut, know bow .ome of 1A her IJ)Mdl, t.1W 1 had to cock tbta paper ever ceta up 1n tree~. a ~lf auead.-e ear - our Did you tnow, dear reader- and tweet little ~ette Kim ol didn't teD me! · CreiN Webb (e.n•t th.lnk of her Korea, end-uated- JOU recall she tpOke to Countr CouDri1 of married ume to 11ve me) litter Churdl Womea at :Rocbprlap X of lbrie Webb. Houetr:, 1nd now 1 Church lD. oetober- now .tblt LiviD( lD Xeaina, New York, read, ' I'Ye loollect lt Onr oeee aga:m, I our Sentinel and utea it fme. ,.... theJ'h ....,. .U tilbt up Th.anka, Cretbtre at 0 . 1lOw they tab Her butbaod 11 employed on care of Ill thOle 8800 iJ not much one of &oday'• reallf lar&e pro-sllort of a Dliraele. jedl, the famous St. Lawrence Seaway, A pure and lovely c:o10t pidure ~,:-..,-,-...:-.,.:--:-Ju-:ncti-:::-.:::. .,W rtma1Jl iD Jtl1 miDd alwayt SAN Fft.ArNOISCO A point in .11om ' lillY Jatie Youjta and run tbe Ute and Navajo lndt.an reser· IOtehen'J' Weddiq ,....J blue and vation• 10\~th of Cortez, Colo., has ro-. veJvet JOWIIJ. white lilk - bride"s COW8, 'Ule tall YOUDJ the distinction l}f being the only ln the Jl~ted States wbere "' ·croom. ecW; towerina: bro- spot ther Ed~ bOlt IliAD, thOle dar· four state• meet: Utah . Colorado Ua' llftot ll$. llllil Aaa (oh boy!) A('Jzona, and Nrii Mexko. ~ 'IOIIh.llle riagJ, the No 01_ _ Loft? Wiollful aol-7 1tith wllleh -~ paltor Fred GN'dner e~ed it ALBANY, N. Y. -Polio nsearall _ wu r ever J)ad I'd draaed cbers looking for the viru1 that my weary legs over tllere. causes the disease, found 10me Bl. . pu, Kary Jane and B1ll; v1rus~s they .,,. are loroting for qd mar JOU bave evf.ry bapiness a dJtease to eauR. :rhe New York - the wl11l of all our friends here. Health Department •Health News'' said the re~en have dubbed 1 now turn to a Iiebler note rye been far too soJemo - _•t_t_h_ese_'_'orp...:..b_lmn-:vvlru_ae_•_ " _ __ v. - roading yean were 3~ Years with the U. S. Air Foree. He waa discharged as a Tech Sergean~ alter World War n. th~ at~t~ IJ.eservJ~ts hUOirf hqunJ is able to announce: "I wlJo ttJ- Ptfmt~ "''~ lm:tginiJtiV~ f:l»tD~ Perce~ve M~. Jlpp~p4rte Jnthtr conti~ent qu~st sar~e chec~ mlt4~ JWnlt~itrl~ \ljlit!J 01 Old an i9JUllnce atenl Sandwiched between his rall- BIRTH ANNOUNCIMINT Mr and Mrs. Richard lrl~ Roush) of CO'Lumbua Q announcing the birth of a daug tCOLU"ffii!S, o. UP • ijorold er ,Chri1ty Lee, at V.. bite Cr~M Saturday, February D. r•. Hnys, ofuo seJett1ve se~iclol Hospital, ~randp~nts are ~l"S. WeruJ,ell 4\f~<l!lr( •li4 t~g~y qu!stlonna~r~s frecker, ' Raclne, ·and"Mr. and 'Mta'. are be ng mailed to It ~rl~ Briiis, Colwftbus. ~r. aP,:~ Star.dby tq_clarafY. Mrs. RJcbara Rou1h, Letart Fa!:, st•hH ill tPt; J"or¢t' m the Mr. and Mri Guy Smit~. Gtjllp . event of a national emergency. and Mr .and Mrs. Howard &o , Hays said tbe etteening of Athens ROlid arf' areat g:raj.ll• nations entire Stan by Reserve parents. 4 was ordei-ed by ' conl(ress lQ. Its last session. MINSTREL REHEARSAL He said that based on question A rchearsol of the IJIJI D!»<< naire information, every standby ~lnstrel will be held Tbur,:sday at ReserVISt Will be Placed in one o( 8 _p. Til· at t~e Letart Falls srtd~ 11cl}ool. Tbe troup will bee:in rtthroe categor;es. 1'1te classi!icallona will be 1-R, h'earsals on a presentation which ·1 bl HJl. d f d to civ will IJe giv~q tn Gallipolis, Feb8 ¥31 P e; · e erre r h · f\fan'27, at t~e Wasbi11gton schOol llian occupation enenhal to t f' auditorium for the benefit of tbe mamtalnce of~ · R "h, 'nf(!ty or b Boy !kouts. lntere~t;of'a.nd I , de1erred . Y --~-:­ 'h!irdship aod M<\SPN PTA MI~TING privation to depenQenLs. The Ma11o.n Pareqt-l'e'!chen AsliOCiat~()Q will meet Lbis eVflnlng Hays said Congress ordered the at 7:30 Jn the Mason Elementarr mote to give the Slandb)' Reserv - School building. The member!l of ist his or her statu~:~ on · recall to the group will present a spedqJ acUve duty in time of war or Did· Pounders' Day Program al the jonal emergency. ma~ing. been tljo dogaomlooJ. A "'lP>Siec In Doland, Fla., wrole Ill to say NE\v YORK UP -'l'he letter that be knew a dot 111bg cpuld • stal'led reasonably enough ll ~Y, "Good mornJna." 4 ~ock :r Nid: "Dear airs." Hill, S. C., reaiQ.ent clainled ac· Allllcensed vet\dors in q•;n • • ..0 u~·d hv 1 ,. In m•~• erfl, f'II''"JlT lftll l'J.r llrr ~· .ll"""",..!f semi-annu~l report of thelf'• H"" ~1-JfRtl~ . BPtlil~lfJ ,8J!elpJ- . • • Search For ATaJkqurl!l Q.nme . . ' .. ' ' lhe IV NILLIAM IWALD i'Y ,I, .Unlltol ,..., St•H Ohl"JR.,ef O{":Uih,_ D..< • --o ~New Career W"th I . Co L" ~ -'DOmy Loan I:ICU • ~ge. po 9:00 IO:(Ni '"ety Celebrates 153rd triendt, 2.30 3 ·00 400 4•45 s:ao • Ol~est University in Ohio · Viola M. Moore, Geoffrey A. Wils.on Ex.change Mae:riage Vows On Fe~ruary- 8 ·-; ...Mia Viola M.arlenc Jrloore, d8Ll- ....-~i-"1- ;~~ u.u::~:::: Winter is not yet over. So don't forget thai streets may be Icy or frosty Mid slick, One misju4~fment of the condition of ~ '!)"eel's surflll!e can yet result jn §n accident th~t might take your life or those of your loved 9J!~S. · · Only last week a Lincoln He1ghts resident related how he came qown "off the hill " early one morning and very nearly rp~ ov~r the side of ~!!e qn~9ln jiill Drive j11st apqye the l19r Schaefer residence. fils ttres struck a hidden patch of ice "'ld bts car wept completely o~t of control momentarily. For. lllf'•!l'lf !ts llr~s f1ib~~4 firm tracking before an accident ~· curred. . • ¥"1 WSAZ-TV Cha,.,..el Tuesday P~ED Mr e.nd Mrs. .CJarep.ce Andrews have rtfived word t~~ their aon , ¢larente WWiam Aljdi:ewa, 1fbo is stationed at BaJ(ipl"ield, Foley , Ala . has been {lf"''O:Mted ltom A_jr m<tn Apprenhc~t ro Airman . S,.~ ~: TELEVISION GUIDE· . ' • En,. llanlc- at Your , GAS Componr Olllco pi ~ ,_ • llo.:ll~ ..................... !:-_~:!.:........ fl • •• • · ' , ~; ' ,. ' �' I I '- • I (....!ldy Selltlaei,Pomeroy-MiJ!dleport, 0., Feb. 12, 1957 ' . I l ,Hounds Need Logan Wiu To Cinch SEO .Cage' ~ide . -. . • 8 • Y Pomeroy-Middleport Match Is Fina~ln 1asketball Fare For Jfnme Town Fi,m Mawit- ~ ope. o\1111., collld beet COLLEGE BASKETBAU 1 W~lllon .W. '""' Pa.rolReleaseB On 23 Years Service Prep eams tlttin, Columbus North. ._, lloltod ,.,.. II hP!Iit, whlj>~ ~ llulldqp 'will ~~r•IMNY d9, ... !lill ~ le!I'I•P· pl., ~~ tp, biOI,! ot tho. HDliJido. Butralo 92 Bti4W)o W,Uoee 41hDno «11!14 lqiO, •n4 ~oy Boston 83 )tOitoJ} C_ol. tfJ • ' ~0 101/Tif Jnd tl>e '-tnl~en at~! w~uld b.t ip lbll'!l, 1!0 ,lloUtr ¢!. Tennessee 98 Mlaissippi 88 C!!llr _, flti!I"Vill• '"lot , •• Earrtern ·Ky. ns- TeDI~o. 'f~h fn 6tl!fna w]'l'ifnf. could "'-.!~ bo Mississippi St. 89 K#Jltucky· 81 ,.,... ,.., ' tit tw, II_, !PIJC• ~lcbmoD:d 67 Citadel 5 1 I. ,... f!ntl " . Alaba.ma 66 Plorida M• Vanderbilt 71 Tqlane .M Georgia Tech 87 Louisiana St. 80 Nottb CaroUna 68 Vlra.lnlf 9 MIDWif' Drake 87 Bradley 88 Nebr$aka G3 f.!i,souri .q Ka~sas St. 74 Oklat\OITLII ~ Wlaconsin 70 MieblJan el Ullnoia 10. Nor.thwestent 81' Indiana Ill l4iune_f9ta 73 · wahl~·· ~o~r:~~ so · Qklllhom• c11y 9fl .J WmeP> Ky. .Arlulnsas St. 58 Austin Pfar tJS WUT ~_olor~cfp ~9 lOWi · Str ~ '-· . veteran end. wandered into tha Detrolf Lions otflce l(onftaJ _tl) pay .IJ bill and wpun~ - ~P. firW:In$ his 19~7 coWort 'I'll~ i!i• "'·''~IF .~~ Foqtb,n Lt!J\1~ t!JaQJ. ~ abg to paid lbo bill. Sports :.~n~t~~u,:ulhr; , ~~ BY s••~tr.l.w' ,OJ:~~~· - ·• Tn st!ll ano!her upflet, Colorado . d IO'h wh!ppe · · ran k ed 1owa stat e, 59-53 at RoulJI'r," Culo., virtually knockinl! thl• ~·ycJfJnM out of Big Seven t1'tl e con ten t'10n. • 1'hc tl 1ree up~e tfl ovm·s h a dowe d .,.,,,,. th e .. II'S h•/ No"ll ' l ciH'O J'Ilia, nation's No. 1 ll'<tm ,and Tndiana, r~l r. kt·d No .. 13. {'ach holding onto fn ~ t pl~ce Ul Its leag~ e_. · Nort h Carol ,na, trmltng by four I There are some ge!'leral obJer· vatlons that may l)e noted, how· ever, It would seem. The fint Is that this winter will see lnaua. • uratlon of a new system in Rfllll· lpa: thi honored players. Coaches of each team will nominate their candidl\tes for flriil snd second teams, and honurabh: mention. The Southeastern Ohio Sporta-writers will to or disapjl_rovc, If th~l wish, '""•'"' win over Kentucky, slnkinlo! :l7 poinl!l and grabbing 20 rc•lmuJHh. Drak~ beat Bradlt!Y a1 thl..! fr(·(' thro_w_ li_ne,_ ~nklns 36 nf 43 at- . yean ago battled for a Sportswrltcrs Ans.oclatlon which would h~ve as ih prlm:.ry goal ln~uring deSPrving recognition to Southeast- .. O'Malley Savs J 'Go West, You Dodgcrs' or EJse Cl.EVrLAND, 0. (UP) - Welt· Nlwlght t'hnmpion Carmen Ba· silio Hnd Ch~ ll.c nger Johnny Sax.· !on W!'rl' lO ruume training llcrc Jli:O.·'\'."' .. "/Ito.,.. ..·• .. ~ thc,r with. It to see how ·, i'·'~ • ' " ,,_.,, \ •,_fit ~ MP" ~· q•lckor lnotallallon I • Blankat.wrapped r.r cloan, _ , hiiRdllo~ ' ... I lt wa! The Daily Senlinel's Moon who bnck about nine Eats.like a humming:bircl!· ern Ohio prep school athletea, Probably ••m•doy, maybe '"years from now when the Sportswriters group Is Wt!ll aged, brim full of trarHtlon, bony with prestige, the All·SEOAL 1team w111 be called the "Moonbeam Team", or something like that as tlle Walter Camp All· American Football ieleclion Js now tabbed Like tJII the new '3'7 Fordo, that ~eek 5Wllllle up there lives on a mighty lean diet Of ga!ol,lne. l:\!g reason~ J.,ook underneath the new front-hinged hoo4 qf tlUs over 17·fool !pug dietllllhoat. There you11 find a magoilicent V-8 engine • ' ·. 1111 1111· !)OW, easier "brealhlng" power plant that meas'!"" \, fuel and air mqre efl!cl,..tly thai!. tJVet befot~~ · ' ""' \ • . - I • ~ to give yoq fuller. C\>D!!>lll11o~t, . gre.t~!et economy. · There you'll find a ~ly new b~lllid ot Ford ' TNT that's the ptiitufr~ of Fortf( mtJfiY y~rl of V-8 !eadmhlp. Yeo, ·~lx" oi "Eight" ••• tY going's great in th' new kind of FOrd! ' f· ' ' •• ' Qoelllke a To Top Bank In m lo)t reeords \li!'<>U&b !'eb. • jn . :--.. ' (144) 10. Iowa Stale (1'-4) Se<ond 10 - li ~n(ol"~ ...... . . ' ... .. . ·~.· '- ;.:". · . , · · ' . &mptet~W-..vr'n~r·Mrn~.-·:~.-~ri:r or:j.*ord~~· m 88 &I 4ft ' . 481 s. Tlllrd ., '•--.,;. . c.< ,,.;:,, .;<!, """'' , ~ ~ . ,· , ~ • ' . • 1 .~ 17 , · • j ., , \-.. ' .,. ' 'I I '. < .Atln<:y ' ,,· •• · ., "' ·~ ·' .' '-;frs.t::;rvr;J~~~~~t=:· ' ·, (U IM> (1,1 1..1) 3. Kentucky (I 17-3) f. ~outhem lltlhq4lot (111-1) lU KU1111 9. CallfornlJ .": Fort ~ar.tl!.t ·e~t( llkf t ~ ... jpst ~~!;lit~ ·~ lit ~ .J.a lea ~..~ ~ ~ • , a,!~ new kind of Ford deoour the miles! That's ltl new average ~of .~ illll!. ·llll·\~ ~I' Th~tl!'hircl V·li PPw\11'0 f_,. ~~-~ ~ ButA!li!Oa.TestthenewkindofFord.Feeltlunttw" kind of lillie-mel~ ·power that sparb thamlpty 110lld:•ll~ ~~~--·{Al.t~Ja.~U..-;W.,:. •·' Thunderbird ltsolf • , • the 14111• #II~ ~)Vel Ford. J:?iscll- illl the IJihet:,,~ ~w!ayr>F~ ·. · .. thathupkda '1ST Ji'~ o"!'l ~~ ~~ ~~lakes"!·· ····· , - .,;;,.,,~·.;"""' ,~, W' NEW YOBit llP - Tho United P - oolitRc l!altotllll! ralinp wilb flrot·p)o~ y~o Ill~ woo· ;: ~~~Hit ' / Week's UP.Poll 2. ' t;. t.s~:; a. Louisville (1 111-4) C.d'Sll"S ;LI1'1tr,E·! . n {f. I, lha'f'Wti'njjjll!oi'J o!len o!t their own •1ns,* tfQ,1 1~11tPI tc> ~otred themselvel. MPinatiY thla ls ~~·l~h';;~~· .b,., tlo•o. T.. 1: ' Nor(li·IJv<ill.. - ,, . ' ~ ... p,s the average· cost of electric service - mQves downward ' off tJ1e hook by our fellow ser!bes l'omcs off. partntbe.es: j <' ,... Tarheels Hold ' ·r '· Jt~s fet~lly [il_n ·io•••' .I ' i '''t' on lhe li»o!ll tuoo. · · • (CoritinuH •n Mid' ,...., No Olhet llllprovttnent wW adcJ ID mudl to livina comf9rt. It lu<h ICDilJI lnftlta\Mt, U attic ,IDiu.Jatloo whh Celot'" lt.ock Wool Blaokeul ).'our bpme wIll be c:ozliy warmer all wintfl'p!ouaatly coolor ""'1 oumm.er. lking)-)!guio up·l<>:d!!~ ..,ith ~. """' ,w..eJU,. ~ Jsp.proyJ~MnC. .• Call 1111 k:.o.J.. lor. em iotiDia ... ,. . big "'pus.h ~~~:~ •••Jf.~ • . I • Monday for their tlt.le bout at NEW YORK 1 UP - ·rhe New Cl 1~velnnrl Al'cna, Feb. 22. York Daily News said todny the The Cleveland Boxing CommlsBrooklyn Dodgers probnbly will qiml ap JH'OV(!fl the scheduled fight Great progress :hns been made move to Los Angeles unlcsl'i tlwrc Sundoy . An examination 1howod In turning the attention of the Is "concrete Indication" in the hoth fi.llhh:r 8 physically fit. public in other parts of the state . nexfslx mOil\hs that a now so.onn. llrs. :\1. H. Mabrlght Jr., and toward our ,flne SEQ athletes. An aeat stadium will be constru<:Lrd .r. H. Smith l'C JJOrted there was no A.ll.SEOA,L selection Is worth cvldenn· of a knuckle brulte that 101nething 1:o win. School athletes for them in Brooklyn. The article concluded that Dodg- caut~cd nuslllo lo ask for tKe post· assume It u a part of their reer President Walter 9'Malley IH ponement from the oriilnal date, ward for years of toll, broken bones and bruised musele1. not bluffing in hla threat to mo'!o Jmt. 18. the team to another city and suid, The doctors said both fighters Alter the admitted cloud had "'H~ must land either in a new were In "tip-top s:hape. In as good settled around lalt Autumn'• All· 1pot In Brooklyn or go Into Loa condition as auy boxer~ we have SEOAL footlwtll selections when An&elea.'' ever examined." the line•t tackle In tbe Leque;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;c-;;;;,;;-.-.-.-;;;-.-.----1 nobody could dBJ~.y it - MUton La~bcrt W81 al).unte4 to a 1econd team berth, the writer.·took a look '' !Yh&l ,&hey. ~t<l por»tll'atlj! a•d caij.e_d ~,for ~el~. . . . •' . . <. . One .Qf ~AJ'I'!i@r~a,·• .anIna: II'RCtl ... . r. ' '. I Clifford J)>aSI·•·JO, s l ~ ax. on, Resume Training For T•'tle Go J Ji.ew end Coaeh tor the t811'f !Ita~ · son. The job waa vaeatf!d when Frank Cumi&ky, fanner Ohio State faJJt break man, S. T. Johnaon and dermuth on thelr reboundln&. •nd footbaJI player, resigned to a:o lnto buslnesr"at Columbus, Ohlo. cloae-ln shooting. fore Mississippi Stntc at Stark ville, Miss. - only the rourth loss in 1J game'> fo r l111: Wilr1cu ts hut ttill leaving tht·m with a half game lead nnd a schedule edge In tho Southca,r,t Conft·r~nc . -- ,.. Bro.dley, rank ed' No . 5, l o..;l an ul thf! hJ!f, h·ul its thlrrt _ r;tr;~ight 86-85 ht-:artbreak f,r to Drake at D('s lHml hattlt• he fore dowmh~ Vir· Moines, Iowa, and dropped a hair- f;iuia. fiH-59· al Charlotlesvllle, Vo.., iame behind both Wichita und St. l.md unce •t!:(U ill chunky 'fommy Louis in the Missour i Val ky cha!c. ,. f'lll'II S wa s lh P key man who got Sophomor·~ Bailey llnwdl was 1dl his 15 p0 111ls in tho second half. the sparkplub or Missisi!IJ1pi Slate's I fPr more Coltp ~e:1lr~td ~~DY Top Clubs Insulted In Cage Play As Cplune~ Bradley T onds left. . d ilJ BA,Iii\I¥Q!Ili, 114. CUI!! .,. 8ead Coach Weeb Ewbank .oJ tbe BalU.. ,.. · TaDIIeil!U tempt.;. And il was "''"" that Chirlev Sedgwick .B.nodl~~ missed a free throw that have tier! the score with 12 !6(.'- r PAY$ Bl~~. S~fl'-. DETROIT UP ·ll;i1'11t D.i~bl(. Th~ By John Griffin United Pren Sportt' Wrlter Kentucky and Bradley, two of the nation's nve top team!!!, bottl suffered "insult" In rolld • game upsets Monday nigh 1 • l'out when the dust setlled today it wafl found that Bradley had the greater "injury." Kentucky, ranked No. 3 in the nation, went tumbling, 89-81, be- &7 ..'· ' ' ·t,suronce. .. ' - •' ' . I OHIO COMPANY. • • ' I . '· �' I I '- • I (....!ldy Selltlaei,Pomeroy-MiJ!dleport, 0., Feb. 12, 1957 ' . I l ,Hounds Need Logan Wiu To Cinch SEO .Cage' ~ide . -. . • 8 • Y Pomeroy-Middleport Match Is Fina~ln 1asketball Fare For Jfnme Town Fi,m Mawit- ~ ope. o\1111., collld beet COLLEGE BASKETBAU 1 W~lllon .W. '""' Pa.rolReleaseB On 23 Years Service Prep eams tlttin, Columbus North. ._, lloltod ,.,.. II hP!Iit, whlj>~ ~ llulldqp 'will ~~r•IMNY d9, ... !lill ~ le!I'I•P· pl., ~~ tp, biOI,! ot tho. HDliJido. Butralo 92 Bti4W)o W,Uoee 41hDno «11!14 lqiO, •n4 ~oy Boston 83 )tOitoJ} C_ol. tfJ • ' ~0 101/Tif Jnd tl>e '-tnl~en at~! w~uld b.t ip lbll'!l, 1!0 ,lloUtr ¢!. Tennessee 98 Mlaissippi 88 C!!llr _, flti!I"Vill• '"lot , •• Earrtern ·Ky. ns- TeDI~o. 'f~h fn 6tl!fna w]'l'ifnf. could "'-.!~ bo Mississippi St. 89 K#Jltucky· 81 ,.,... ,.., ' tit tw, II_, !PIJC• ~lcbmoD:d 67 Citadel 5 1 I. ,... f!ntl " . Alaba.ma 66 Plorida M• Vanderbilt 71 Tqlane .M Georgia Tech 87 Louisiana St. 80 Nottb CaroUna 68 Vlra.lnlf 9 MIDWif' Drake 87 Bradley 88 Nebr$aka G3 f.!i,souri .q Ka~sas St. 74 Oklat\OITLII ~ Wlaconsin 70 MieblJan el Ullnoia 10. Nor.thwestent 81' Indiana Ill l4iune_f9ta 73 · wahl~·· ~o~r:~~ so · Qklllhom• c11y 9fl .J WmeP> Ky. .Arlulnsas St. 58 Austin Pfar tJS WUT ~_olor~cfp ~9 lOWi · Str ~ '-· . veteran end. wandered into tha Detrolf Lions otflce l(onftaJ _tl) pay .IJ bill and wpun~ - ~P. firW:In$ his 19~7 coWort 'I'll~ i!i• "'·''~IF .~~ Foqtb,n Lt!J\1~ t!JaQJ. ~ abg to paid lbo bill. Sports :.~n~t~~u,:ulhr; , ~~ BY s••~tr.l.w' ,OJ:~~~· - ·• Tn st!ll ano!her upflet, Colorado . d IO'h wh!ppe · · ran k ed 1owa stat e, 59-53 at RoulJI'r," Culo., virtually knockinl! thl• ~·ycJfJnM out of Big Seven t1'tl e con ten t'10n. • 1'hc tl 1ree up~e tfl ovm·s h a dowe d .,.,,,,. th e .. II'S h•/ No"ll ' l ciH'O J'Ilia, nation's No. 1 ll'<tm ,and Tndiana, r~l r. kt·d No .. 13. {'ach holding onto fn ~ t pl~ce Ul Its leag~ e_. · Nort h Carol ,na, trmltng by four I There are some ge!'leral obJer· vatlons that may l)e noted, how· ever, It would seem. The fint Is that this winter will see lnaua. • uratlon of a new system in Rfllll· lpa: thi honored players. Coaches of each team will nominate their candidl\tes for flriil snd second teams, and honurabh: mention. The Southeastern Ohio Sporta-writers will to or disapjl_rovc, If th~l wish, '""•'"' win over Kentucky, slnkinlo! :l7 poinl!l and grabbing 20 rc•lmuJHh. Drak~ beat Bradlt!Y a1 thl..! fr(·(' thro_w_ li_ne,_ ~nklns 36 nf 43 at- . yean ago battled for a Sportswrltcrs Ans.oclatlon which would h~ve as ih prlm:.ry goal ln~uring deSPrving recognition to Southeast- .. O'Malley Savs J 'Go West, You Dodgcrs' or EJse Cl.EVrLAND, 0. (UP) - Welt· Nlwlght t'hnmpion Carmen Ba· silio Hnd Ch~ ll.c nger Johnny Sax.· !on W!'rl' lO ruume training llcrc Jli:O.·'\'."' .. "/Ito.,.. ..·• .. ~ thc,r with. It to see how ·, i'·'~ • ' " ,,_.,, \ •,_fit ~ MP" ~· q•lckor lnotallallon I • Blankat.wrapped r.r cloan, _ , hiiRdllo~ ' ... I lt wa! The Daily Senlinel's Moon who bnck about nine Eats.like a humming:bircl!· ern Ohio prep school athletea, Probably ••m•doy, maybe '"years from now when the Sportswriters group Is Wt!ll aged, brim full of trarHtlon, bony with prestige, the All·SEOAL 1team w111 be called the "Moonbeam Team", or something like that as tlle Walter Camp All· American Football ieleclion Js now tabbed Like tJII the new '3'7 Fordo, that ~eek 5Wllllle up there lives on a mighty lean diet Of ga!ol,lne. l:\!g reason~ J.,ook underneath the new front-hinged hoo4 qf tlUs over 17·fool !pug dietllllhoat. There you11 find a magoilicent V-8 engine • ' ·. 1111 1111· !)OW, easier "brealhlng" power plant that meas'!"" \, fuel and air mqre efl!cl,..tly thai!. tJVet befot~~ · ' ""' \ • . - I • ~ to give yoq fuller. C\>D!!>lll11o~t, . gre.t~!et economy. · There you'll find a ~ly new b~lllid ot Ford ' TNT that's the ptiitufr~ of Fortf( mtJfiY y~rl of V-8 !eadmhlp. Yeo, ·~lx" oi "Eight" ••• tY going's great in th' new kind of FOrd! ' f· ' ' •• ' Qoelllke a To Top Bank In m lo)t reeords \li!'<>U&b !'eb. • jn . :--.. ' (144) 10. Iowa Stale (1'-4) Se<ond 10 - li ~n(ol"~ ...... . . ' ... .. . ·~.· '- ;.:". · . , · · ' . &mptet~W-..vr'n~r·Mrn~.-·:~.-~ri:r or:j.*ord~~· m 88 &I 4ft ' . 481 s. Tlllrd ., '•--.,;. . c.< ,,.;:,, .;<!, """'' , ~ ~ . ,· , ~ • ' . • 1 .~ 17 , · • j ., , \-.. ' .,. ' 'I I '. < .Atln<:y ' ,,· •• · ., "' ·~ ·' .' '-;frs.t::;rvr;J~~~~~t=:· ' ·, (U IM> (1,1 1..1) 3. Kentucky (I 17-3) f. ~outhem lltlhq4lot (111-1) lU KU1111 9. CallfornlJ .": Fort ~ar.tl!.t ·e~t( llkf t ~ ... jpst ~~!;lit~ ·~ lit ~ .J.a lea ~..~ ~ ~ • , a,!~ new kind of Ford deoour the miles! That's ltl new average ~of .~ illll!. ·llll·\~ ~I' Th~tl!'hircl V·li PPw\11'0 f_,. ~~-~ ~ ButA!li!Oa.TestthenewkindofFord.Feeltlunttw" kind of lillie-mel~ ·power that sparb thamlpty 110lld:•ll~ ~~~--·{Al.t~Ja.~U..-;W.,:. •·' Thunderbird ltsolf • , • the 14111• #II~ ~)Vel Ford. J:?iscll- illl the IJihet:,,~ ~w!ayr>F~ ·. · .. thathupkda '1ST Ji'~ o"!'l ~~ ~~ ~~lakes"!·· ····· , - .,;;,.,,~·.;"""' ,~, W' NEW YOBit llP - Tho United P - oolitRc l!altotllll! ralinp wilb flrot·p)o~ y~o Ill~ woo· ;: ~~~Hit ' / Week's UP.Poll 2. ' t;. t.s~:; a. Louisville (1 111-4) C.d'Sll"S ;LI1'1tr,E·! . n {f. I, lha'f'Wti'njjjll!oi'J o!len o!t their own •1ns,* tfQ,1 1~11tPI tc> ~otred themselvel. MPinatiY thla ls ~~·l~h';;~~· .b,., tlo•o. T.. 1: ' Nor(li·IJv<ill.. - ,, . ' ~ ... p,s the average· cost of electric service - mQves downward ' off tJ1e hook by our fellow ser!bes l'omcs off. partntbe.es: j <' ,... Tarheels Hold ' ·r '· Jt~s fet~lly [il_n ·io•••' .I ' i '''t' on lhe li»o!ll tuoo. · · • (CoritinuH •n Mid' ,...., No Olhet llllprovttnent wW adcJ ID mudl to livina comf9rt. It lu<h ICDilJI lnftlta\Mt, U attic ,IDiu.Jatloo whh Celot'" lt.ock Wool Blaokeul ).'our bpme wIll be c:ozliy warmer all wintfl'p!ouaatly coolor ""'1 oumm.er. lking)-)!guio up·l<>:d!!~ ..,ith ~. """' ,w..eJU,. ~ Jsp.proyJ~MnC. .• Call 1111 k:.o.J.. lor. em iotiDia ... ,. . big "'pus.h ~~~:~ •••Jf.~ • . I • Monday for their tlt.le bout at NEW YORK 1 UP - ·rhe New Cl 1~velnnrl Al'cna, Feb. 22. York Daily News said todny the The Cleveland Boxing CommlsBrooklyn Dodgers probnbly will qiml ap JH'OV(!fl the scheduled fight Great progress :hns been made move to Los Angeles unlcsl'i tlwrc Sundoy . An examination 1howod In turning the attention of the Is "concrete Indication" in the hoth fi.llhh:r 8 physically fit. public in other parts of the state . nexfslx mOil\hs that a now so.onn. llrs. :\1. H. Mabrlght Jr., and toward our ,flne SEQ athletes. An aeat stadium will be constru<:Lrd .r. H. Smith l'C JJOrted there was no A.ll.SEOA,L selection Is worth cvldenn· of a knuckle brulte that 101nething 1:o win. School athletes for them in Brooklyn. The article concluded that Dodg- caut~cd nuslllo lo ask for tKe post· assume It u a part of their reer President Walter 9'Malley IH ponement from the oriilnal date, ward for years of toll, broken bones and bruised musele1. not bluffing in hla threat to mo'!o Jmt. 18. the team to another city and suid, The doctors said both fighters Alter the admitted cloud had "'H~ must land either in a new were In "tip-top s:hape. In as good settled around lalt Autumn'• All· 1pot In Brooklyn or go Into Loa condition as auy boxer~ we have SEOAL footlwtll selections when An&elea.'' ever examined." the line•t tackle In tbe Leque;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;c-;;;;,;;-.-.-.-;;;-.-.----1 nobody could dBJ~.y it - MUton La~bcrt W81 al).unte4 to a 1econd team berth, the writer.·took a look '' !Yh&l ,&hey. ~t<l por»tll'atlj! a•d caij.e_d ~,for ~el~. . . . •' . . <. . One .Qf ~AJ'I'!i@r~a,·• .anIna: II'RCtl ... . r. ' '. I Clifford J)>aSI·•·JO, s l ~ ax. on, Resume Training For T•'tle Go J Ji.ew end Coaeh tor the t811'f !Ita~ · son. The job waa vaeatf!d when Frank Cumi&ky, fanner Ohio State faJJt break man, S. T. Johnaon and dermuth on thelr reboundln&. •nd footbaJI player, resigned to a:o lnto buslnesr"at Columbus, Ohlo. cloae-ln shooting. fore Mississippi Stntc at Stark ville, Miss. - only the rourth loss in 1J game'> fo r l111: Wilr1cu ts hut ttill leaving tht·m with a half game lead nnd a schedule edge In tho Southca,r,t Conft·r~nc . -- ,.. Bro.dley, rank ed' No . 5, l o..;l an ul thf! hJ!f, h·ul its thlrrt _ r;tr;~ight 86-85 ht-:artbreak f,r to Drake at D('s lHml hattlt• he fore dowmh~ Vir· Moines, Iowa, and dropped a hair- f;iuia. fiH-59· al Charlotlesvllle, Vo.., iame behind both Wichita und St. l.md unce •t!:(U ill chunky 'fommy Louis in the Missour i Val ky cha!c. ,. f'lll'II S wa s lh P key man who got Sophomor·~ Bailey llnwdl was 1dl his 15 p0 111ls in tho second half. the sparkplub or Missisi!IJ1pi Slate's I fPr more Coltp ~e:1lr~td ~~DY Top Clubs Insulted In Cage Play As Cplune~ Bradley T onds left. . d ilJ BA,Iii\I¥Q!Ili, 114. CUI!! .,. 8ead Coach Weeb Ewbank .oJ tbe BalU.. ,.. · TaDIIeil!U tempt.;. And il was "''"" that Chirlev Sedgwick .B.nodl~~ missed a free throw that have tier! the score with 12 !6(.'- r PAY$ Bl~~. S~fl'-. DETROIT UP ·ll;i1'11t D.i~bl(. Th~ By John Griffin United Pren Sportt' Wrlter Kentucky and Bradley, two of the nation's nve top team!!!, bottl suffered "insult" In rolld • game upsets Monday nigh 1 • l'out when the dust setlled today it wafl found that Bradley had the greater "injury." Kentucky, ranked No. 3 in the nation, went tumbling, 89-81, be- &7 ..'· ' ' ·t,suronce. .. ' - •' ' . I OHIO COMPANY. • • ' I . '· �., • • PUBLIC SALE Delbert Turner farm, 10 a. m. li"ebru111 23. 1951, court House Pome-rOy, Ohio. Location , neu Carpenter, in Cotu rn bia Township, Mei.ea County, Ohi o. Farm of 235 M:rcs. residence and related farm bui ldings, crop land, grazing, h mber, a sul"plua of water, on goetl road. Appraised value $6000 .00 and mu1t ae.U for at least two-thirds. Ca1h in hand on day of sale . 1'. H. O'Brien, Attorney for Wayne Turner, AdminUtrator. Phone 452, Pomeroy, Ohio. (l) 22, 29 (2J 5, 12, 41 c 'PUBLIC SALI Cora Turner Estate, 40 acres of farm laJ!.d, no buildinp, jolu 23G ~:cr., Delbert Tunler rann. to be sold aeparate}y on same date, 10 a. m. February 23, 19.5'7, Court Houae , Pomeroy, Ohio. M\141 seU for two-thirds appra1&e.d value ol $800.00. Cash in band on day u.le. , F. H. O'Brien, Attorney for I . 1-.. ..... RATES ' per ,....,_ ee iulrtloD. KinlmllJD charge 50e.--4 c.nt:J .. _ _ . _..ra:~-u - . J - Ona ,...,... tOt llloonla per Wot<l. ·r ill! nte of a ·ceatt per word wiU be ehar2fld for advertlaine if DOt ·paid for before tM 25th o'l eacb moath loUowtna: inaertlon. . -In A~-.!lllould be l'epOI'Ied Immediately. TM WW DOt be hiPOuible for more than one incor-- baib" SentiDel rec.t ialutlon. ' Card of Tbanlo and Spodal Notlees of El'enla printed at regu. 1ar dua.ificd rata. Obltliarlea pu\Jllabed at 1 cent per word. (I) Notices IT'S EASY TO BUY- SELL- RENTfind employment'- hire ~ or find a lOst Item through 'Ille Dally Sentinel WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call S98 Today - An Ad in this colwnD , GETS · RESULTS d 81 l'mployment Wanted CAT FISH, live or dreued. Carl · Chevalier, Long Bottom. WORK WA!\.'TED - De~p~ately 2-1H2tp in need o! work - wllhng to do any kind of honest work. Even one day would be appreMAYTAG WASHER in excellent ciated. Hobert Stl~t. Middleport cond1Uob. Phone 9054. 2 9 3te RD No. t , 7th bouse below Lead· ing Creek Bridge ...:... Hobson. I 1"11 For Kent Phone 6916J. 2-11-;Up FOUR ROOM and bath, nvE room and · bath, furnished. (21 ) 6128-X. 2 12 81< • 3 furnished ROOMS and BATH t'OMPLI"J'K IDaa.raflet Pro.t:eet101l. Llfo, Auto, Flro, l'ollo. CaJJ Don at lot Union Ave., Pomeroy, Mlllo. Mld41eoort. Olllo Phone •94-Y, Percy L. People~. ---- - Real Estate 2711 balaneln1 and b11ke lel'Yiee. Bactett'a safety Servlee, Wed TWO and THREE ROOM apateIWn SIJ'e\!t, PbmetOJ, Ohio. ments, close in town, 127 Butternut Ave. 2 5 121c POMEROY - New 5-room rrame BAYI DON'T YOU IOIOWt you the Hit ror li>:e rellt -- ElecLr~ waJ.!.pap$t , with bath and furnace heating. AJI on one Cloor, retent con· lncle lteamer. (.'liDt()n F " ~ber, · Mkl· · oo wtUlurnllure or applianstruction. Full baument with Uti dlep(.ort. Ph. 62M-X. 11-l-11 drive-in garage. Nicely located on larie corner lot. Plan to see --o· IMdon, LOST - grey faille belt, size 18, this house soon. Only $11 1000.00 Oeaffohl Boardl, 0..., Clotlu. on Pomeroy streets, Sat., Feb. 9, : !llnto» Fisher. lllddl~ P. M. Call S. A. BarnblU, Well· ~IDDLIPORT 7·room frame Phon< 11·14 ston High School or write Mn. home with bath, i'!ot air furnacf' S. A.. Barnhill, 504. E. 9th Street, ONE t ROOM APARTMENT. One heating with stoker. Plenty of WeU1ton. Z 12 3tc room upstairs and down , closet&, 8 room hollle .Newly decorated . Venetian blinds, lsrge por('h , inside aDtJ out. A. N. Bealtl. full basement with plenty of Pomerr lllU work room . Ni~e level lot with garage. Exrellently located near ( 17) "boots. and churches. Shown by We Ate Ploued appointment only. Leading manufacturer or steel ' highway products needs repre· TO ANNOUNCE aentative in Me~gs Count)' for HIGHWAY HOME-6-room hcu~~ with bath, plenty or closrtl, aale or its produets to cOunty, Till! large veranda, plenty of shade. township, and miscdlaneous acres fertile soil. on State 2 APPOINTMENT OF tl"'.de. Will not rt.oquire maintain· Route and only 3 miles from lng stock or any investment and the Courthouse. A wonderful a;hDuld prove profjtabJe for any· place for children. Priced a~ one willing to devote a lew only $6~00.00. hours time eaeh week. Addre~& ' reply to Box IIIIS..C, c/ o Daily aox 229 PHONE IOS.Y Sentinel, Pomeroy. 2 12 2tc COMPANY .... .... -.x - ---- Announcement! - Help Wanted --- - MUU EQUIPMENT Pomeroy, 0. . Phone 94 (2) 9 $2.00 3tc ---- HOURLY possible doing light assembly work at home. No EIGHT ROOMS and BATIJ, full experience necessary. Write, bascmcnl , gas furnnce. out of SANCO Mr~:. l'o., 8507 We~tt flood. 931 Hysell Street, Middle· Third, Los Angele s 48, Calif. port, 2 9 3tp 2 12 2tp AS THE Authorised Dealer FOR - McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Headquarters For eSalea eParta eservlea WOMAN OH GIIU~ tr care Cor 2 children, must llre ill, phont! 3062 nacinc. 2-"ll.Jtc WE BUY tlOJ Bus1ness :,erviCt'> JTRUCTURAL I BEAMt . - FOR HOME DEJ.. IVERY of Sprini Hill products In Pomeroy or Middleport eall Alva Clark, phone 848.J, owner or Clark's Dairy, Pomeroy, Route No. 3. 18~ PONTL~C V8 Slar Chief Se· "Quality Spe11kl For Itself.'' dan. Less than 8,000 e•IY mllea. 2 8 6tp f24~.oo. Blaettn1r's, Pomeroy. 2 ~ 6tc QUICK SEHVIC.E on Wa~h Re· pairing hy Factory Trained 19&6 BUICK VB Special • dr. Riv· watchmaker, COLLINS JEWElera Sedan. "Hirtl Top", LEKS, p,,mercy. 1-3·11 loeal owner. Pea&.oo. Blato~ ner's, PomOI'OJ'. MYONE DII!!IRING HOME DE2 1 ate LIVERY ot Brouthton't Dairy Products In Pomeroy or Middle111M PONTIAC V8 2 dr. Sedan port, call ~'V'alter Crook&, phone Leu than 12,000 mllea by care· 60M.J. Af1 er all, '"The Beat ful local owner. f219G.OO. Blaett· Doesn't cost A cent More.'' mar'1, Pomeroy. 1 20 lmoc (8) Auto Sales ... - 2 Ute FOREMAN & ABBOIT T.V. SERVICE All makes Repaired by Ex· 1111111 SUlCI! Special 2 dr. Riviera pert Technicians. Phone 8284 Y Cpe. Dyn10ow drive, "Hard Mlddlt'!por ;. IHI!-11 Top", one coareful owner. $2195. Blaetlnar'•, Pomeroy. RADIO fk TELEVISION S.EliVICE, 2 781c Phone 200, Cleland 1fcpllance Store, 118 W. Main St., omeroy. 1111111 PLYMOUTH VI savoy C dr. 2·23·t! Sed1n. One local owner. 111 packed to the brim wttb viml SAVE ON YOUR SHOE repair at flf95.00. Blaettoar'1, Pomeroy. Racine S:-.oe Shop. 2 78tc 1 J.lltH! OHIO• VALLEY JUNK : ,.ho,. 510 CO.. Pomeroy 1111111 BUICK lpeolal 2 dr. Sed<n. Low mllea.e, one local owne~. tlO 1:!1 Insurance - tlBID.OO. Blaet.tnar'a. Pomeroy, ~..s.Jm~»Ga 2 7 6tc ........... __ ... .................... M.U WARO . liS L I~ ft:".._- 61 flomlroor~ Ohio Rodney Downina INSURANCE AGENCY Plrt. Automoa.u,, HMith ACCIDINT Llfl~ Ca1QIIy11ncllondt Real Eatate Broker (8b) Auto Services L H. I<AWI.JNGS,BONS CO.- 2C hour Wneker service. Day ·P hone 822'7. Nlaht Phone 11039-X. DODGE • PLYl!OUTH Car Repair 11ml Weldin&' eervlce, DEALI!RS. S 8 II Ncla:tor Hnd Clcok Garaae, Ra· olne. Phone 3611 . 2 12 6tc - r f.?) Far Sole J'lBERGLASS AWNINGS aad dtior eanopie1, venotlaa bltndt 111 colora and a!Je~ aluminum lad- den, 111 kind•, UUI'MJ7 atoelc all tindl, window btJind• an j IUde• all eolort and llllea. Free lnllallaiioo, fret eltltnate1. Dale Wippel Supply, ill& Union Ave., ~ Pomeroy, 1 1 !moe ;; HAY POR SALe, Clark Jividen and· Ernul Smith. Pllone 371f, llatine. 1 " -- ------ -----··-- . ____ Lookina -Por Something CONCRETB BLOCitS "lulld-PorL...- GRUESER BL11Cit CO. I Mltta North of - ... Onlt,AC.IIW.O.t-, ltock .....,. . · W• SirYt WANT ADS E 1 McCl Hrl ._:.. ..., 11 ure, · ..,..n m.e('! ur~. ad~ei~ u!lltnown, ~ 'Uil-, known he1r1, de~l5eel, .~ept,ee,, e~ecutors, '!J.m.inlatra.t~n or . . Signs. or Earl M:cCl.urb, 1f ileceued, Bermce McClure, addleaa unknown, · · · · · · ' " the uoknown husband of ~ruiee lfe- Wayne Tur,ner, Adminlatta- Clure; the unko.o,-n hein, de\i.. I No. ' to SCipio Towuablp, Coaot1 1 ud sute aloreuid, thRee Nanb 102 rodl; theDct Welt l2 rodt; thenee West 32 deJ. South · 38 rodJ; thence WeJt 14 deJ. SOUttt 20 rodl; lhl'nce Weat to dea. Soutb 24- rodJ; thence Welt 31 deg. South 20 rods; tbenee South 23 dea. :Weit 15 fOdJ Jl UnO; tbenee Eas1 30 rods; tbtD9 South fO rod.J; thenee l'.ut 'J'f 1"'Kb 1? Un'b to ·place ot '1;1eJinni.ng, eontalnlns about fortw . (to) 1 rodll, more Dl' lHJ. and ll part ot fraclion No. 7, Sci~.; Town>hlp, lleljt couN,., Obio, iavt·..oo ex· ctpt tlifl eoal that wu ttiehed by Jacob Davis when said land .-u deeded by u.icl Davb to A. D\m· .tap. deed dated l'anuary 8, IBDL I· tor. Phone f52, Pomero;, sees, legatees, es.ecutou,· admini• .. Ohio. . trators or :tsaien• or Bernice lie(1) 22, 29 (2) ' • 12, ft< Clur•, if decea~. Nora II<Ciure, address unknown, the untaown heirs, devi~el, let*~exeeutors, adminia:traton Of Is of ' Nora McClllfe, if dece The ORDINAjiCI NO 170 unknown h6in, de'ri~at leeatee., AN OIII!INANCE TO PROVIJ)E executors, adminiatrawn or .. FQR FURNISJIING, OPERATING sign~ of Nathaniel He<ilure, Jr., 'l'be &eeond pieee i1 dei!Cribed · AND liiAINTAJNJNG A IJGII'I'ING dei.:eased. Emma p, llcClure, ad--' u follows, t~wit: An undivided SYSTEM TO LIGJIT, ST1lEEI'S thtee.fi1tha interut iD tbe followALLEYS A>ID PUBLIC PLACES dress unknown; . . · ·,. · · ·· ···\In· lns rnl ..tate aitnaleil ia t be IN 'THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLE- known husband of Emma Me- ToWQ,Ihip of Scipio, COunlJ of PORT, MEIGS COUNTY, OHJ), . Clure; the unknown heln, devl• Bfei.p and state of Obio, in Frat BE IT OIIDAINED BY THE sees, legatee•. executotJ, admint. Uon 7, Town 7, Banae It- of lbe COUNCil. OF THE VILLAGE OF trators or-assigns of Emma F. If~ Ohio company'l Purchase, belin· Clure, if deceased. Nathaniel Wea- nip& approximately 1M roc11 East MIDDLEPORT, OHIO: ley McClure, addreu unknown; 0 ( the Southweat eorner ~ NJ4 SECTION 1: That from and aft. Mn. Nathaniel Wetlley McClure, Fraction, wbieh _polat .la; llio tlit er- the eUeetive date of thia: Ordtn- whose real nam~ ltl !'nknown, the Southe.tst et~rner of a parcel of and for a period of ten yean unknown heirs, deVJ,..o, • • - real ellale ronveyeil by Dext ensulltl Columbul and South- ton, admlnistratora, or R.Mia:OJ of MeC.Iure, et al, dated J!'ebo el'Jl OhJo Electric C41npany, ib Nathaniel Wea:Ie, McClure, if de- ruary I, 1870,• and · reeorded lD sueeessora and .aseiJDI, . (here!D ceased. DOJ;ald MeClure, addreu Volume 36 page 4M., Meli• Count,y , called the 'Company"), Is here\iy unknown, Mrs. Donald MCClure, Deed Recorda; the&ee Eut; 9'1 'vested With the right to light with whose real name il unknown; tbe ~I; thenee north .0 ~i Jheqee electrfelty the stree!;s, alleys abd unknow h'eir!l, devlseea, lega~fl, West '78 roda; tbenee · SOuthweat or Middleport, Ohio, (herein called execut()rs, adminlstratora or u· to the . plaee ot be&iDillna. ~n· or Middleport, Ohio. herein called siena of Donald McClure, if de- taiBint 21.0 acres, m0n1 or ten. -the "Villa,-e"), and !Jle Company ceased. Charles McClure, Jr., ad- Save and except the )MI., w~ shall have tbe right to charge and dr~n unknown; Mr11. C~lN Me· have bereto~QI'e been '1014 and receive from the Vlllage payment Clure, Jr., the unkonwn ·heira. de- j::OJlveyed from 'aald real estale but for said 1ervices in accordance visees, legatees, executors, admin· in~ludinJ Lot• 5, IJ~ and 11 iD the with the following schedule of ' istrators or assigns o! Charles Me· Villa,ge of Harrisonville. ' ' . rates: Clure, Jr., if deceased. The- un· Theae two pareeJ 1 eDDtala sizty. known heirs, devlJees. legatees, two acres. more or Jell, ind an Based on all night burnina: 385 executors, administrator~ or ..a• also known "' the D.walep farm. days per year, or app_rox.imate~ sign• of Chnrles Frank HcCluie, The 1 th tl1i 11 4000 hour• per year, b.ghts ener· decea~ed. Alice McClure, address prayer O e Pfl on gi.zed by overhead distribution fa- unknown·, the unknown heln, de- that the deeedents ~tie be quieted 1 in an uadlvtded thr•flf'l:ha inter· cilltles. viseea, legatt>es, executor•, admin. est of tbe aforesaid .rial estate; General Overhead System istrators or assigns of Allee M:c- that the ri.bb of the partl~ ,bfl Mounted on standard wood poles Clure, it deceased. The unknown determined aQd tha_~ ~be~ as ueI 1000 Lumen, ~open type-$18.ti0 heirs, devisees, legatees, execu- eutor, may !>e autbonzea. and or· per light per y~ar tors t~dminifltratorl Dl' IIIiana of deftd tt seD 'the entire mterat in 2~ Lumen, open type-$22.Ml Edg~r B. McClure, deceased, will all of the abuve deiJC!ribed real per light per year take Mtice that Dale M. Dutton, eatate in SectiOn 21Z7.08 of the ~ Lumen, Glass encloae.d - executor of the ettate of Merrill Oblo Revised COde and for '"JUCh ' $27.~ ped light per year McClure, deceased, on the 21st otber and further .ue1 to which 6000 per Lumen, Glass enclosed day of January, 19511 filed hi1 pe- he may be tQtlUed.. il•l-----.~~--....""~~------.--.-.~ $40.00 light per year lition ln the Probate Court with~ · '· ' .., ' Jioulevard System - Fixtures in and for the County of Mela• Tbe per10ns fJt8t: above men· mounted on lnetal standards with and State or Ohio tUeJin& tbat tloned ·. will take furtber aotic:e." overhead wiring the personal e.state Of Aid dece- tbat they hRv.e been Dllde .partlea ' I '' 6000 Li.urlfn, Glass enclosed -- dent is not surtlclent to pay ·"'the defndant to nid petition and $45.00 per lamp per year debts und the coats of admlnis- that they ~re fequlred to aoiWer 6000 Lumen, installed subse~uent tering his estate; that he died the same an or before 'the Sth day • I '' . to the effective date of thu or- seized in ree simplt of the follow· of lllaoch, JPl!'l. ,;, . _;__ dlnance - ~8.00 ~cr lamp per ing described real est.,te, situated D,\J,E M. DunuN, year. in said County in which the afore. Plaintiff \ ' SECTION. 2: Payment f()r the men,Uoned defendawts claim or WEBSTER "& FULTZ service furnished h_ereunder shall may claim an interest, to-wit: Attorm~y• for Plaintiff be made monthly m accordance PA·RCEL NO. IV . . . \ >·.. :11. Jan. 22, 29, Feb. 5, 12, 19, 28 with bills rend~red therefor hy Th Cirst piece Is deaerl&ed as the . Conipany at the cnrJ ot each fouo:ll, to·wit: An undivided tbree Toueh Roast RUMFORD, M'e ......;.Firemcn fon· r er1?d, each payment to be due fifths interest in the following wl_thm fifteen ~an of the !luiJ. real estate situate ill the County ght a kitchen fife "a t the. borne of mtssion of !he bill ther.e ror, over· of Meigs anrJ State of Ohio and Gerald Meader for 18 minutes · due payments to bear mterest ~t boundrd a~ follows : Beginning at where the only thing burning waa of 6% annumrll'fa.ull until ihe corner of ~.:_::::::_:::._::._:.::::.:::::_~·~::._::._ Fraction 3 Sunday roast beef. ___ _ paid.rate Should theper. V11lage - -·• in four euccessive paymenl , the Company mdy at any time dh>con· tlnue 1ervlce hereunder without nolicc so long as any deCault c" · ists; provided howe\·er, that no charge whall be made by the com· pany !or se~vice hereunde! du.ring any period m which serv1ce 1s so discontinued. SECTION 3: The atreet lights to be furnished, operated and main- ·Legal Noticf! . ...,. by~ LfL ABN~R .. .,.....' He~ I .L~ P,ic;J,U~-:, L~' ft,M · L6CiL.'iiJiviR~l~EMINT LOCAL EMPL~YMEHT LOCAL INTERES1 LOCAL COVERAGE '~ I I! ',, ,' '· •' ••' .VJRYTHIHG IS 'tHE Are Proud' to be ONtf LOCAL · .,..:~;·, ~~!filper In :Meigs County Southea~t .:.!,,...,,.,.,.,.~~~""==~!'===~~~~==""~' Crillcl1mi •~ ' •' ~ • lfret• "m&r ...,...,,. ¥1ltn'~ '• t: ~~-- ' ' I ~- • ' •I ~' ·' I I' •• ·' ' I ~ndowed .... !o !cy II) help." •·rm~n~ Ci!OF -WE'R! IH l"H' HOLE HOWTH' I(JDS AMO fLL.• .. In Nearby•Ne!Jhllorhoods Wlti • Prompt .HICltncy Ia A P.rICe Ran11e Thll Meeil I!Yery Family Requlrem.ea& ~ver had two 115 JOOO Lumen · 27 2~00 Lumen, open type Boulevard Syst~m 29 oooo· Lumen, glass enclosed The changes in said system shill be made upon certirication to the Company of resolutions of Council requesting tmch chanJes; provided that no additional lights shall be required which will not be lo·r11lcd within a reasonable distance from exiatlng tacilitlos, and provided rurther that riot more than ten additional lights may be H· quiretl durkla: the last .year of the period of this ordinance. SECTION f:,. - The said Company .., shall not be required to make any extensions or renewtls in the event lhat nUl Village .[s in arrears in payme~t , for services ren, dered , nor Mall litid Company be required to ma~e an,y extensiOn during the ·last year In which •this Ordinance Is in effect. , SECTION 0: AU lamps tll1all be . mt~lnl.llined In as a:ood order and condition as practical at the cxpen!l(l ot t~e c011li:Dbus and Sou~­ crn Ohio Eleot.rlC! Company. .SECTION' 8: Th•. -.aid C()mpany shall save said Village harmleu Crom any and aJJ Habili.ty oco· sioncd by earelcssnesa or negligem:::c on the part of aaid Company in the eonstructlon, maintenance and operation of . its street ligbt· ing system in Uld VIllage. SEcrJ.ON 7: That all ordinances or resolutions. or parts thereof, that are inconslatent' or in t()nflict 4rYtnt~.,~ ..y,nph"y the bridge tal:ile: An .. Allen rarm, s.nd ·in· ret;eat · · Gen. Alfred :w; Gruenther Oeorst .M.. Humphrey, UJ.d man-about·W.ashlng: . aa.y that G11Wtther, one Qt the Pre4ldent's· friends, advisea him on matters ot high , Uurnphrey otfertJ · ~Unset" on, ~sp.ca . , and ADen eaaea tension with 'qutpa N~NCY LeT'S PRACTICE OUR ACROBATIC ACT FOR THE SCH 001... SHOI\f chlet ~utlve· aay t~t a brisk &"ame ot brfdgt h~ bf,zt pub! Jllf? trf I dt!ClSIO~·maklng m09d..: ... ' ./.!~ "/,{'. ir ' li•· • • • • . . 1 • ~' ,j,P,~. w~ .y9~:~ it. wi~ ~ burlt·in superohorget.' .. extra beauty, too~with l;h: ~!~ liiO&t.~\'llice!I·,•!Y~~· SupWiarJed-and.lqoks bl You get Pfus_Twi.n ~~on whi.eh directs drive power y~ ))i)th ~ ,'dle;Js! . and,efl~ve brakes to match peifoniliiDCe with safety. cr,tifu1J14ii!ltip makes dilfereneel t~ herewith be 1nd· .. 1 118me are hereby repelilled. SECTION 8· Tbat Utis OrdinDnce shall take effect arid be In forcu from and aflet thl(ly doY' !rom Hs pasua:e,' and' lhaJI remain lu cffed for a · perlod ·. ot ten yrar, thereafter, pi'OYided It sh•ll h"e been accepted by tbe_,'~mpany by written acceptanee ftkd In the of· fice of the Vlilase · l1.l•rk of seid Village. •· rasstd this U.da)' ol Februm·y. 1937. ,.,. C. (j, Fisher, MAYOR Al"TI-.:ST : ~ C. 0. Murray, Vlllaae Clerk (2) 12. 19, 2tc M,,. ,,.,,.,. •~• IN 'YHE DAILY $EtmNEL And We Soc"I~IY •I ·~• Flftl(a ' '••' -LOCAL I :~==:::~::::::::::::~' I You'll Find It Through The Daily Sentinel 1 the rollowtna: ~::=========:~ itinlly t.alned of hereunder !hall consist in· General Overlw!ad System - • Lega' , ,,. ..'of''IC8 t"'~ SCRAP IRON- METALS ' - '"ol l :=====~====~ j Com!Jiete WHEEL ALIGNliENT, • ' s. ·Ni, ~.Po~y-!llddlep!lrt, ~,Feb. 12, 1957 .... ' •• .· Drive a Golden.IJ.awht your dealer'~• ~ '' -~ .,..rl :· <.) ' l .•. ·~ . .1 /~ .c·. ··· ~· '·1" ' , · :, •--... · '',. ' • �., • • PUBLIC SALE Delbert Turner farm, 10 a. m. li"ebru111 23. 1951, court House Pome-rOy, Ohio. Location , neu Carpenter, in Cotu rn bia Township, Mei.ea County, Ohi o. Farm of 235 M:rcs. residence and related farm bui ldings, crop land, grazing, h mber, a sul"plua of water, on goetl road. Appraised value $6000 .00 and mu1t ae.U for at least two-thirds. Ca1h in hand on day of sale . 1'. H. O'Brien, Attorney for Wayne Turner, AdminUtrator. Phone 452, Pomeroy, Ohio. (l) 22, 29 (2J 5, 12, 41 c 'PUBLIC SALI Cora Turner Estate, 40 acres of farm laJ!.d, no buildinp, jolu 23G ~:cr., Delbert Tunler rann. to be sold aeparate}y on same date, 10 a. m. February 23, 19.5'7, Court Houae , Pomeroy, Ohio. M\141 seU for two-thirds appra1&e.d value ol $800.00. Cash in band on day u.le. , F. H. O'Brien, Attorney for I . 1-.. ..... RATES ' per ,....,_ ee iulrtloD. KinlmllJD charge 50e.--4 c.nt:J .. _ _ . _..ra:~-u - . J - Ona ,...,... tOt llloonla per Wot<l. ·r ill! nte of a ·ceatt per word wiU be ehar2fld for advertlaine if DOt ·paid for before tM 25th o'l eacb moath loUowtna: inaertlon. . -In A~-.!lllould be l'epOI'Ied Immediately. TM WW DOt be hiPOuible for more than one incor-- baib" SentiDel rec.t ialutlon. ' Card of Tbanlo and Spodal Notlees of El'enla printed at regu. 1ar dua.ificd rata. Obltliarlea pu\Jllabed at 1 cent per word. (I) Notices IT'S EASY TO BUY- SELL- RENTfind employment'- hire ~ or find a lOst Item through 'Ille Dally Sentinel WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call S98 Today - An Ad in this colwnD , GETS · RESULTS d 81 l'mployment Wanted CAT FISH, live or dreued. Carl · Chevalier, Long Bottom. WORK WA!\.'TED - De~p~ately 2-1H2tp in need o! work - wllhng to do any kind of honest work. Even one day would be appreMAYTAG WASHER in excellent ciated. Hobert Stl~t. Middleport cond1Uob. Phone 9054. 2 9 3te RD No. t , 7th bouse below Lead· ing Creek Bridge ...:... Hobson. I 1"11 For Kent Phone 6916J. 2-11-;Up FOUR ROOM and bath, nvE room and · bath, furnished. (21 ) 6128-X. 2 12 81< • 3 furnished ROOMS and BATH t'OMPLI"J'K IDaa.raflet Pro.t:eet101l. Llfo, Auto, Flro, l'ollo. CaJJ Don at lot Union Ave., Pomeroy, Mlllo. Mld41eoort. Olllo Phone •94-Y, Percy L. People~. ---- - Real Estate 2711 balaneln1 and b11ke lel'Yiee. Bactett'a safety Servlee, Wed TWO and THREE ROOM apateIWn SIJ'e\!t, PbmetOJ, Ohio. ments, close in town, 127 Butternut Ave. 2 5 121c POMEROY - New 5-room rrame BAYI DON'T YOU IOIOWt you the Hit ror li>:e rellt -- ElecLr~ waJ.!.pap$t , with bath and furnace heating. AJI on one Cloor, retent con· lncle lteamer. (.'liDt()n F " ~ber, · Mkl· · oo wtUlurnllure or applianstruction. Full baument with Uti dlep(.ort. Ph. 62M-X. 11-l-11 drive-in garage. Nicely located on larie corner lot. Plan to see --o· IMdon, LOST - grey faille belt, size 18, this house soon. Only $11 1000.00 Oeaffohl Boardl, 0..., Clotlu. on Pomeroy streets, Sat., Feb. 9, : !llnto» Fisher. lllddl~ P. M. Call S. A. BarnblU, Well· ~IDDLIPORT 7·room frame Phon< 11·14 ston High School or write Mn. home with bath, i'!ot air furnacf' S. A.. Barnhill, 504. E. 9th Street, ONE t ROOM APARTMENT. One heating with stoker. Plenty of WeU1ton. Z 12 3tc room upstairs and down , closet&, 8 room hollle .Newly decorated . Venetian blinds, lsrge por('h , inside aDtJ out. A. N. Bealtl. full basement with plenty of Pomerr lllU work room . Ni~e level lot with garage. Exrellently located near ( 17) "boots. and churches. Shown by We Ate Ploued appointment only. Leading manufacturer or steel ' highway products needs repre· TO ANNOUNCE aentative in Me~gs Count)' for HIGHWAY HOME-6-room hcu~~ with bath, plenty or closrtl, aale or its produets to cOunty, Till! large veranda, plenty of shade. township, and miscdlaneous acres fertile soil. on State 2 APPOINTMENT OF tl"'.de. Will not rt.oquire maintain· Route and only 3 miles from lng stock or any investment and the Courthouse. A wonderful a;hDuld prove profjtabJe for any· place for children. Priced a~ one willing to devote a lew only $6~00.00. hours time eaeh week. Addre~& ' reply to Box IIIIS..C, c/ o Daily aox 229 PHONE IOS.Y Sentinel, Pomeroy. 2 12 2tc COMPANY .... .... -.x - ---- Announcement! - Help Wanted --- - MUU EQUIPMENT Pomeroy, 0. . Phone 94 (2) 9 $2.00 3tc ---- HOURLY possible doing light assembly work at home. No EIGHT ROOMS and BATIJ, full experience necessary. Write, bascmcnl , gas furnnce. out of SANCO Mr~:. l'o., 8507 We~tt flood. 931 Hysell Street, Middle· Third, Los Angele s 48, Calif. port, 2 9 3tp 2 12 2tp AS THE Authorised Dealer FOR - McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Headquarters For eSalea eParta eservlea WOMAN OH GIIU~ tr care Cor 2 children, must llre ill, phont! 3062 nacinc. 2-"ll.Jtc WE BUY tlOJ Bus1ness :,erviCt'> JTRUCTURAL I BEAMt . - FOR HOME DEJ.. IVERY of Sprini Hill products In Pomeroy or Middleport eall Alva Clark, phone 848.J, owner or Clark's Dairy, Pomeroy, Route No. 3. 18~ PONTL~C V8 Slar Chief Se· "Quality Spe11kl For Itself.'' dan. Less than 8,000 e•IY mllea. 2 8 6tp f24~.oo. Blaettn1r's, Pomeroy. 2 ~ 6tc QUICK SEHVIC.E on Wa~h Re· pairing hy Factory Trained 19&6 BUICK VB Special • dr. Riv· watchmaker, COLLINS JEWElera Sedan. "Hirtl Top", LEKS, p,,mercy. 1-3·11 loeal owner. Pea&.oo. Blato~ ner's, PomOI'OJ'. MYONE DII!!IRING HOME DE2 1 ate LIVERY ot Brouthton't Dairy Products In Pomeroy or Middle111M PONTIAC V8 2 dr. Sedan port, call ~'V'alter Crook&, phone Leu than 12,000 mllea by care· 60M.J. Af1 er all, '"The Beat ful local owner. f219G.OO. Blaett· Doesn't cost A cent More.'' mar'1, Pomeroy. 1 20 lmoc (8) Auto Sales ... - 2 Ute FOREMAN & ABBOIT T.V. SERVICE All makes Repaired by Ex· 1111111 SUlCI! Special 2 dr. Riviera pert Technicians. Phone 8284 Y Cpe. Dyn10ow drive, "Hard Mlddlt'!por ;. IHI!-11 Top", one coareful owner. $2195. Blaetlnar'•, Pomeroy. RADIO fk TELEVISION S.EliVICE, 2 781c Phone 200, Cleland 1fcpllance Store, 118 W. Main St., omeroy. 1111111 PLYMOUTH VI savoy C dr. 2·23·t! Sed1n. One local owner. 111 packed to the brim wttb viml SAVE ON YOUR SHOE repair at flf95.00. Blaettoar'1, Pomeroy. Racine S:-.oe Shop. 2 78tc 1 J.lltH! OHIO• VALLEY JUNK : ,.ho,. 510 CO.. Pomeroy 1111111 BUICK lpeolal 2 dr. Sed<n. Low mllea.e, one local owne~. tlO 1:!1 Insurance - tlBID.OO. Blaet.tnar'a. Pomeroy, ~..s.Jm~»Ga 2 7 6tc ........... __ ... .................... M.U WARO . liS L I~ ft:".._- 61 flomlroor~ Ohio Rodney Downina INSURANCE AGENCY Plrt. Automoa.u,, HMith ACCIDINT Llfl~ Ca1QIIy11ncllondt Real Eatate Broker (8b) Auto Services L H. I<AWI.JNGS,BONS CO.- 2C hour Wneker service. Day ·P hone 822'7. Nlaht Phone 11039-X. DODGE • PLYl!OUTH Car Repair 11ml Weldin&' eervlce, DEALI!RS. S 8 II Ncla:tor Hnd Clcok Garaae, Ra· olne. Phone 3611 . 2 12 6tc - r f.?) Far Sole J'lBERGLASS AWNINGS aad dtior eanopie1, venotlaa bltndt 111 colora and a!Je~ aluminum lad- den, 111 kind•, UUI'MJ7 atoelc all tindl, window btJind• an j IUde• all eolort and llllea. Free lnllallaiioo, fret eltltnate1. Dale Wippel Supply, ill& Union Ave., ~ Pomeroy, 1 1 !moe ;; HAY POR SALe, Clark Jividen and· Ernul Smith. Pllone 371f, llatine. 1 " -- ------ -----··-- . ____ Lookina -Por Something CONCRETB BLOCitS "lulld-PorL...- GRUESER BL11Cit CO. I Mltta North of - ... Onlt,AC.IIW.O.t-, ltock .....,. . · W• SirYt WANT ADS E 1 McCl Hrl ._:.. ..., 11 ure, · ..,..n m.e('! ur~. ad~ei~ u!lltnown, ~ 'Uil-, known he1r1, de~l5eel, .~ept,ee,, e~ecutors, '!J.m.inlatra.t~n or . . Signs. or Earl M:cCl.urb, 1f ileceued, Bermce McClure, addleaa unknown, · · · · · · ' " the uoknown husband of ~ruiee lfe- Wayne Tur,ner, Adminlatta- Clure; the unko.o,-n hein, de\i.. I No. ' to SCipio Towuablp, Coaot1 1 ud sute aloreuid, thRee Nanb 102 rodl; theDct Welt l2 rodt; thenee West 32 deJ. South · 38 rodJ; thence WeJt 14 deJ. SOUttt 20 rodl; lhl'nce Weat to dea. Soutb 24- rodJ; thence Welt 31 deg. South 20 rods; tbenee South 23 dea. :Weit 15 fOdJ Jl UnO; tbenee Eas1 30 rods; tbtD9 South fO rod.J; thenee l'.ut 'J'f 1"'Kb 1? Un'b to ·place ot '1;1eJinni.ng, eontalnlns about fortw . (to) 1 rodll, more Dl' lHJ. and ll part ot fraclion No. 7, Sci~.; Town>hlp, lleljt couN,., Obio, iavt·..oo ex· ctpt tlifl eoal that wu ttiehed by Jacob Davis when said land .-u deeded by u.icl Davb to A. D\m· .tap. deed dated l'anuary 8, IBDL I· tor. Phone f52, Pomero;, sees, legatees, es.ecutou,· admini• .. Ohio. . trators or :tsaien• or Bernice lie(1) 22, 29 (2) ' • 12, ft< Clur•, if decea~. Nora II<Ciure, address unknown, the untaown heirs, devi~el, let*~exeeutors, adminia:traton Of Is of ' Nora McClllfe, if dece The ORDINAjiCI NO 170 unknown h6in, de'ri~at leeatee., AN OIII!INANCE TO PROVIJ)E executors, adminiatrawn or .. FQR FURNISJIING, OPERATING sign~ of Nathaniel He<ilure, Jr., 'l'be &eeond pieee i1 dei!Cribed · AND liiAINTAJNJNG A IJGII'I'ING dei.:eased. Emma p, llcClure, ad--' u follows, t~wit: An undivided SYSTEM TO LIGJIT, ST1lEEI'S thtee.fi1tha interut iD tbe followALLEYS A>ID PUBLIC PLACES dress unknown; . . · ·,. · · ·· ···\In· lns rnl ..tate aitnaleil ia t be IN 'THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLE- known husband of Emma Me- ToWQ,Ihip of Scipio, COunlJ of PORT, MEIGS COUNTY, OHJ), . Clure; the unknown heln, devl• Bfei.p and state of Obio, in Frat BE IT OIIDAINED BY THE sees, legatee•. executotJ, admint. Uon 7, Town 7, Banae It- of lbe COUNCil. OF THE VILLAGE OF trators or-assigns of Emma F. If~ Ohio company'l Purchase, belin· Clure, if deceased. Nathaniel Wea- nip& approximately 1M roc11 East MIDDLEPORT, OHIO: ley McClure, addreu unknown; 0 ( the Southweat eorner ~ NJ4 SECTION 1: That from and aft. Mn. Nathaniel Wetlley McClure, Fraction, wbieh _polat .la; llio tlit er- the eUeetive date of thia: Ordtn- whose real nam~ ltl !'nknown, the Southe.tst et~rner of a parcel of and for a period of ten yean unknown heirs, deVJ,..o, • • - real ellale ronveyeil by Dext ensulltl Columbul and South- ton, admlnistratora, or R.Mia:OJ of MeC.Iure, et al, dated J!'ebo el'Jl OhJo Electric C41npany, ib Nathaniel Wea:Ie, McClure, if de- ruary I, 1870,• and · reeorded lD sueeessora and .aseiJDI, . (here!D ceased. DOJ;ald MeClure, addreu Volume 36 page 4M., Meli• Count,y , called the 'Company"), Is here\iy unknown, Mrs. Donald MCClure, Deed Recorda; the&ee Eut; 9'1 'vested With the right to light with whose real name il unknown; tbe ~I; thenee north .0 ~i Jheqee electrfelty the stree!;s, alleys abd unknow h'eir!l, devlseea, lega~fl, West '78 roda; tbenee · SOuthweat or Middleport, Ohio, (herein called execut()rs, adminlstratora or u· to the . plaee ot be&iDillna. ~n· or Middleport, Ohio. herein called siena of Donald McClure, if de- taiBint 21.0 acres, m0n1 or ten. -the "Villa,-e"), and !Jle Company ceased. Charles McClure, Jr., ad- Save and except the )MI., w~ shall have tbe right to charge and dr~n unknown; Mr11. C~lN Me· have bereto~QI'e been '1014 and receive from the Vlllage payment Clure, Jr., the unkonwn ·heira. de- j::OJlveyed from 'aald real estale but for said 1ervices in accordance visees, legatees, executors, admin· in~ludinJ Lot• 5, IJ~ and 11 iD the with the following schedule of ' istrators or assigns o! Charles Me· Villa,ge of Harrisonville. ' ' . rates: Clure, Jr., if deceased. The- un· Theae two pareeJ 1 eDDtala sizty. known heirs, devlJees. legatees, two acres. more or Jell, ind an Based on all night burnina: 385 executors, administrator~ or ..a• also known "' the D.walep farm. days per year, or app_rox.imate~ sign• of Chnrles Frank HcCluie, The 1 th tl1i 11 4000 hour• per year, b.ghts ener· decea~ed. Alice McClure, address prayer O e Pfl on gi.zed by overhead distribution fa- unknown·, the unknown heln, de- that the deeedents ~tie be quieted 1 in an uadlvtded thr•flf'l:ha inter· cilltles. viseea, legatt>es, executor•, admin. est of tbe aforesaid .rial estate; General Overhead System istrators or assigns of Allee M:c- that the ri.bb of the partl~ ,bfl Mounted on standard wood poles Clure, it deceased. The unknown determined aQd tha_~ ~be~ as ueI 1000 Lumen, ~open type-$18.ti0 heirs, devisees, legatees, execu- eutor, may !>e autbonzea. and or· per light per y~ar tors t~dminifltratorl Dl' IIIiana of deftd tt seD 'the entire mterat in 2~ Lumen, open type-$22.Ml Edg~r B. McClure, deceased, will all of the abuve deiJC!ribed real per light per year take Mtice that Dale M. Dutton, eatate in SectiOn 21Z7.08 of the ~ Lumen, Glass encloae.d - executor of the ettate of Merrill Oblo Revised COde and for '"JUCh ' $27.~ ped light per year McClure, deceased, on the 21st otber and further .ue1 to which 6000 per Lumen, Glass enclosed day of January, 19511 filed hi1 pe- he may be tQtlUed.. il•l-----.~~--....""~~------.--.-.~ $40.00 light per year lition ln the Probate Court with~ · '· ' .., ' Jioulevard System - Fixtures in and for the County of Mela• Tbe per10ns fJt8t: above men· mounted on lnetal standards with and State or Ohio tUeJin& tbat tloned ·. will take furtber aotic:e." overhead wiring the personal e.state Of Aid dece- tbat they hRv.e been Dllde .partlea ' I '' 6000 Li.urlfn, Glass enclosed -- dent is not surtlclent to pay ·"'the defndant to nid petition and $45.00 per lamp per year debts und the coats of admlnis- that they ~re fequlred to aoiWer 6000 Lumen, installed subse~uent tering his estate; that he died the same an or before 'the Sth day • I '' . to the effective date of thu or- seized in ree simplt of the follow· of lllaoch, JPl!'l. ,;, . _;__ dlnance - ~8.00 ~cr lamp per ing described real est.,te, situated D,\J,E M. DunuN, year. in said County in which the afore. Plaintiff \ ' SECTION. 2: Payment f()r the men,Uoned defendawts claim or WEBSTER "& FULTZ service furnished h_ereunder shall may claim an interest, to-wit: Attorm~y• for Plaintiff be made monthly m accordance PA·RCEL NO. IV . . . \ >·.. :11. Jan. 22, 29, Feb. 5, 12, 19, 28 with bills rend~red therefor hy Th Cirst piece Is deaerl&ed as the . Conipany at the cnrJ ot each fouo:ll, to·wit: An undivided tbree Toueh Roast RUMFORD, M'e ......;.Firemcn fon· r er1?d, each payment to be due fifths interest in the following wl_thm fifteen ~an of the !luiJ. real estate situate ill the County ght a kitchen fife "a t the. borne of mtssion of !he bill ther.e ror, over· of Meigs anrJ State of Ohio and Gerald Meader for 18 minutes · due payments to bear mterest ~t boundrd a~ follows : Beginning at where the only thing burning waa of 6% annumrll'fa.ull until ihe corner of ~.:_::::::_:::._::._:.::::.:::::_~·~::._::._ Fraction 3 Sunday roast beef. ___ _ paid.rate Should theper. V11lage - -·• in four euccessive paymenl , the Company mdy at any time dh>con· tlnue 1ervlce hereunder without nolicc so long as any deCault c" · ists; provided howe\·er, that no charge whall be made by the com· pany !or se~vice hereunde! du.ring any period m which serv1ce 1s so discontinued. SECTION 3: The atreet lights to be furnished, operated and main- ·Legal Noticf! . ...,. by~ LfL ABN~R .. .,.....' He~ I .L~ P,ic;J,U~-:, L~' ft,M · L6CiL.'iiJiviR~l~EMINT LOCAL EMPL~YMEHT LOCAL INTERES1 LOCAL COVERAGE '~ I I! ',, ,' '· •' ••' .VJRYTHIHG IS 'tHE Are Proud' to be ONtf LOCAL · .,..:~;·, ~~!filper In :Meigs County Southea~t .:.!,,...,,.,.,.,.~~~""==~!'===~~~~==""~' Crillcl1mi •~ ' •' ~ • lfret• "m&r ...,...,,. ¥1ltn'~ '• t: ~~-- ' ' I ~- • ' •I ~' ·' I I' •• ·' ' I ~ndowed .... !o !cy II) help." •·rm~n~ Ci!OF -WE'R! IH l"H' HOLE HOWTH' I(JDS AMO fLL.• .. In Nearby•Ne!Jhllorhoods Wlti • Prompt .HICltncy Ia A P.rICe Ran11e Thll Meeil I!Yery Family Requlrem.ea& ~ver had two 115 JOOO Lumen · 27 2~00 Lumen, open type Boulevard Syst~m 29 oooo· Lumen, glass enclosed The changes in said system shill be made upon certirication to the Company of resolutions of Council requesting tmch chanJes; provided that no additional lights shall be required which will not be lo·r11lcd within a reasonable distance from exiatlng tacilitlos, and provided rurther that riot more than ten additional lights may be H· quiretl durkla: the last .year of the period of this ordinance. SECTION f:,. - The said Company .., shall not be required to make any extensions or renewtls in the event lhat nUl Village .[s in arrears in payme~t , for services ren, dered , nor Mall litid Company be required to ma~e an,y extensiOn during the ·last year In which •this Ordinance Is in effect. , SECTION 0: AU lamps tll1all be . mt~lnl.llined In as a:ood order and condition as practical at the cxpen!l(l ot t~e c011li:Dbus and Sou~­ crn Ohio Eleot.rlC! Company. .SECTION' 8: Th•. -.aid C()mpany shall save said Village harmleu Crom any and aJJ Habili.ty oco· sioncd by earelcssnesa or negligem:::c on the part of aaid Company in the eonstructlon, maintenance and operation of . its street ligbt· ing system in Uld VIllage. SEcrJ.ON 7: That all ordinances or resolutions. or parts thereof, that are inconslatent' or in t()nflict 4rYtnt~.,~ ..y,nph"y the bridge tal:ile: An .. Allen rarm, s.nd ·in· ret;eat · · Gen. Alfred :w; Gruenther Oeorst .M.. Humphrey, UJ.d man-about·W.ashlng: . aa.y that G11Wtther, one Qt the Pre4ldent's· friends, advisea him on matters ot high , Uurnphrey otfertJ · ~Unset" on, ~sp.ca . , and ADen eaaea tension with 'qutpa N~NCY LeT'S PRACTICE OUR ACROBATIC ACT FOR THE SCH 001... SHOI\f chlet ~utlve· aay t~t a brisk &"ame ot brfdgt h~ bf,zt pub! Jllf? trf I dt!ClSIO~·maklng m09d..: ... ' ./.!~ "/,{'. ir ' li•· • • • • . . 1 • ~' ,j,P,~. w~ .y9~:~ it. wi~ ~ burlt·in superohorget.' .. extra beauty, too~with l;h: ~!~ liiO&t.~\'llice!I·,•!Y~~· SupWiarJed-and.lqoks bl You get Pfus_Twi.n ~~on whi.eh directs drive power y~ ))i)th ~ ,'dle;Js! . and,efl~ve brakes to match peifoniliiDCe with safety. cr,tifu1J14ii!ltip makes dilfereneel t~ herewith be 1nd· .. 1 118me are hereby repelilled. SECTION 8· Tbat Utis OrdinDnce shall take effect arid be In forcu from and aflet thl(ly doY' !rom Hs pasua:e,' and' lhaJI remain lu cffed for a · perlod ·. ot ten yrar, thereafter, pi'OYided It sh•ll h"e been accepted by tbe_,'~mpany by written acceptanee ftkd In the of· fice of the Vlilase · l1.l•rk of seid Village. •· rasstd this U.da)' ol Februm·y. 1937. ,.,. C. (j, Fisher, MAYOR Al"TI-.:ST : ~ C. 0. Murray, Vlllaae Clerk (2) 12. 19, 2tc M,,. ,,.,,.,. •~• IN 'YHE DAILY $EtmNEL And We Soc"I~IY •I ·~• Flftl(a ' '••' -LOCAL I :~==:::~::::::::::::~' I You'll Find It Through The Daily Sentinel 1 the rollowtna: ~::=========:~ itinlly t.alned of hereunder !hall consist in· General Overlw!ad System - • Lega' , ,,. ..'of''IC8 t"'~ SCRAP IRON- METALS ' - '"ol l :=====~====~ j Com!Jiete WHEEL ALIGNliENT, • ' s. ·Ni, ~.Po~y-!llddlep!lrt, ~,Feb. 12, 1957 .... ' •• .· Drive a Golden.IJ.awht your dealer'~• ~ '' -~ .,..rl :· <.) ' l .•. ·~ . .1 /~ .c·. ··· ~· '·1" ' , · :, •--... · '',. ' • �• - • • • • • ,. b;rlbe ValLumber Comp~qy, . He la .an employee of the New York Central lll.d lin. Jordan 11 a teacbefo. Jlln. Noah Haati.qJ. lin. Kltie llatthewa and daugther, Emnu, :Mr&. C. D. Relcllman and ber motber, Jfn. Allee Van Zant were amona the frienda wbo attended lbe fUneral of Mrs. Hdwll'd Stluler, .Kner, Suoday. Mr. and Mra. C. B. Wei1e and Jon M. Sctu.af dn,lve to Parken-burl llfonday aner Mrs. :a. c . SanJ. buey who has returned llome after viliUng Mr. and Hr1. RJclwd HayUllin, Huntington Valley~ since bt- Our Zieber ..d music rDueb,- ........ - ..... o,.Bunke,r Jfll~ .wJtl<b jluo num- ber I baa to travei, ' ~ere iJ a ""d .,., In lhe rood altd llle__ chll· drea 'blve to unload tQ .the driver 4&11 ae~ the bus up the ' hiD. Uere .... _, poem wrlU&~ by ODfl of our seventh grade studenta oon· cemlh1 our party: - A Party of TonightTonight there Is a ,arty, And Edna is the Qu~n. So everyone dance hearty, For lhe'a the cutie aten . • Tonight there iJ a party With .nm aa Royal Kina: And al11o, we'll drink hearty The neighbor's ears will ring. ()k, let'• have this party, ca-ts, Let'a have tun and be Ill', Let'a, be gay, for remember, c.at11, N'o aehool on SatuMarl Our ling which Will choaen fo1· the Valentine party, Jame1 Kern, it absent. from C'llllfCI tOday 'We wonder ll the queerf will hav~ to co une~~ettrted. "' Hayma", J . B. Dowmnr went to ton Sunday to viiit his who ia a medtcal patient at. tbe Gen al Hospital there. Mrs. Earl Loekett, Mr. and "r.; Dale Nicholson and daughters. Martha and Carolyn , Mtddleport, and Mrs. Jusli~ Molden , Rutland , v1slted ln Columbus Satrl'rday. John Nash, who is stationed at .- .... APPEAL THROUGH THE HEART = Mr. and Mrs. Charlet Burdette attended the funeral of his !!lister, Mrt. Sherman Beaver, at Leon; W . Va. recently. MTI. Wayne G1bbons, Who , baa been Ill medtral patient at Holzer Ho1pital. was returned home Mon- ning, LAST WEEK ~~~ tbe Founders Day Tea to be given by the Sugur Run PTA, Thuraday, February 21. A contribution :was made to the National Association. Mra. Harold Lemley, chairman of the hospitality committee annctunced a jitney supper for the Much meetlng. I I MaiDer the current 1967 Heart lndla.napolla,. Ind. Two heart opcraUon whkb Is, appeallnJ to AD'I.ert· to the Heart Fund on Ann rl11tcnm tlolln.IJ The following Past Presidents were Introduced and presented a corsage whleh were pinned on by Mrs. Lucille Swackhammcr, Mrs Hank Yaung, Mrs. Harold La hse, Mrs. John Terre ll , Mrs Aaron Kelton, Mra. Everett Thomu, Mra led Webster Sr. and Mrs. Ohve Intraham. A corsa~e was sent to Mrs. Irene Phillips, a past pres!· dent who is confmed to a Cttlumbua, Ho.11p1tal. REDUCED Reg. f5.98to ONLY $3-$4.$5 ' $10.98 Values Othera, SJt.tli l'alues-Note Sl5 Many more to ehooae from and you're sure t.o find yeur aile In a wonderful late style. Junior MI8808 Half Sizes and Women'• 46 to 48. I Phillips Sisten COURT ST. POMEROY bute To A Groa t Lady" was presented w1th Mra Rullcrl Arnold , Mrs. 1'err('ll, Mn. Harlan We hrung, Mrs Lemley , Mrs l'aul Zerkle, Mrs. Robert Carson and Mrs l''ranklin D. Hudson , particlp!ltlng Th~ program closed with 'll pane l discussion on 'How to Improve Our PTA" with Kenneth McElhinney ot Middleport as moderator and Mra. Willard Ebersbach, Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Aaro'\ Kelton , Mrs. Lohse and Mr. Rupe as the panel. At the close of the meeting Icc cream centered with a red heart, ~keet Iced In white, centered a red heart and coffee were aerved. The refreahment table was attractive centered with an arrangement of red carnation• and valentin~ arran1ementa on either aide. •. She guest of honor Bl a birthday party and dinner at the home of Mrs. Radford and also received many carda ;md rtmenbel'- ances. CUmmlnp, former at. by Vlee President atcha.rd the aecttcm of WuhlnJton. It baa lbr. bedroom~, ill IJIJ the olau. Th• Ntxou now lhte 1D a t.Wnebedroom ho\aM (lower) in tM oWa. (l~t~ktMIJ tome)' Nlxon e•o.ooo ... , .• ' ..1-~ '\ Totat aasetl 'o~. Colurrlbl,!l!i· beadquartired 1EC<lnomy Savings and Loan Comptny mereaaed more than 10 percent durmg HIM. accordina to lntOtmaUon released by Kal Hlndy, manager of the 1otal Economy braneb office al 300 W. 2nd St., Pomeroy, O. El»'nomy'A preli~ent, L. J. tn· Jl'am, told the .company's 64th an· nual m-eetina that asSets were up $41At million to MT. million at De- ibe f'ORYOVR ·~· Mayoraltv~dldaie Stron~ly , waer •.- pouon 11 ti' .D . -Dil• , tl t \ • A trlbute tG. a Melp Count.y miseionary ~t.urae wal g1,ven Mont1ay evening w}\en ~ W.s.C.s. met at Heath M~tbodist 'Qurtb and Mrs. James EDler l'flvieved the autobiography of Miss Linnie Ten-eU, Rock Springa1 fo.r the pl'Ojiram. Local Man Buys Guernesey Bull , . emes·Withdraw~ From Race She was accepted lot tr~~·g ,1( Chris~ HotpltiJ in Cincinnati and her story gives muclr eredit lor:i her completinJ the Work a~ ~e hospital tG the superintendent., M1u P~rec . : ,. In answer to fii.'I'Ots diculating Jn the communlty today . the effect that Harry A; Miller, Pomeroy buslnemnan, , )l'ithdraw from the three-way mayor' s ra<e before the dead· ' .line, Saturday, Mllltf enWhatlcally stated that he bas no inion~ ,t,k\P of wlthdrawtnr. ·, · · · , Miller Is pne .ef !be three Republican candidates who have , , l\Jed for tbe nomi~Uon y mayor _-....::... _ _ _ _ ._ __ ilt ~Js at thia time that MisS rerN'Il began her life-lonl ~~~~ ance on prayer .and received a ea)l to serve the Lord tn lndia. Sb'e Was consecrated aa a Deaconea In 'the Methodist Episcopal Churcll in Cin-l}lnnatl on Oetobell 21, 1901,' and {In November 18, 1908, sbe saQed from New York to India where•sbe served for five years in :Srindiban The story of her Indian expert. eneea Ia full of hardships, dapger, bard-work and faith in Golt. A· mong the wont things ahe foUght ~re the easte system and idolatr)", When her health failed ahe, re'urned to the United Statea bUt has contlnued as a faithful wit· ness of ChriBUaruty. Het s~Of1 closes wlth the expression of ber gratitude for the privilege: dtprb· er which she calls one of 'iher "most cherished and loved posseasu~ns," , ..:1 . ~ ·:.. are no Qemocratic or independent ' ·Clndlda~. ,. at~endJn1 ~~ for the m•~~!~f.~~~~ t~ very bea~ or~ the community if 1 1 ant am not • poHtlcian 89 Alnms A. Rawlings Fatally Stricken At Rutland Home i ~~~~~~~~~i~S~Iot wants a P,OUticlan I'm I won't fill ' the · bill. JlowI am cenfldetl.t tbal 11 c:an ·c:··· rr it SJi:oultl be In the real estate and lnmr-buaiueu. "T'~ ~ AtheDt. He also wa11 engaged He ia sutvived by bls wile Cber· yl, and lhrft c:bildren. • ,Athen JOW'f!e. said today he wa11 enroute to Cbarleaton W. Va on buaineu wbehtbe fatal aecident C.ter In lfutrani -~ MAJUETI'A, Ohio Dur ,ng.. the business meetlqg MiJs Bess Sanbl>rn, MT:os. M:. He"rmesy and Mrs. Mrax RoHr:wwere named on the nominating c'omiDit· tee. Membera reported ill Mrl. Saulldera, Mrs. Zeiher·. ~f) Mt1. Gibbons. :·, , A red; white and blue floWf:tlf.. range~e~t Was used ~q th~~~ ;e.. fresh.ment t.b~e and the host~ served a dt:•sett course. The''Ji.)it:: esses !~eluded Mrs. EVerett ~vil 1 _ ·~Wben tbe )by ~llJ oro.W>d I will ~ ·. ID ' t...,..glviDI lily best to the race, ' 1 'MUier·iatll 'l'be de•dUne tilr WithdNWal of , · ean_dldates is ' p.lb. •..Slturd'ay, JPt• Zerkle, )J:ra. Herman Haddo~. doe1or to ttudy nunl111- .c. 0 . Fisher and Mrs. Max . ··"'· ' '' ' George conte&t Kbeduled. ,ldr Februir,: . Contutants in Tueai;lay"s were: Salem Center Si1;th Grade: Dar· lene Goff and Sandn Sheets. SeY· enth Grade, Roberta Grate Martha Brewer. Elghtli-'-. ...; ry Price and George Ja'bniton. Rutland, Si~ arade, Brenda Turner and Enninlt JohOJOn. Seventh trade. Paul , Jllwer, Junior Carttlr and Crella Priddy. Eighth grade, Harpret Oiler and Barry r,:":::~.! Mri. Brogan. · Rutland teacher, Eliza~th lJoyd pronounced tbe wordl tor the contelt Tues.iay. ' THI! 1 • 1 . Proffitt Httrtln Crash AgaiJJSt Minersville \Vall" ,, ' . • ~' • . ! ' ' • ' ·.: 1 ~ ' (Ot Ilie ·we(:k be lc ra'pidly ~,.ou"lfJn,J Into and ,at pre·aeut llJPll the beam•~ at er.ollnd . 11111. 1114 plal'fn6 ""'lihl lo. ai>?ul · five pouude below .t~at. ~ • mOdO. !The,. topic Cor \he WI~ "ltome" and tbl8 theme was car rled throu1hout !he meeUng. Roll tall was an,swerpd by "MY favorite bouse plant". MilL Vetnon Webbe1 had for her pa.pcr ·~coraU"If Wltil House Plants." She ahowed a number of plctu~s as extellent examples of indoor plants ana tlowert beinl used to carry out !l de:corating theme. Mrs. Horae£ Karr .bad written a paper on .. Hints on House Plants" and ,..ve . '' . Emera:~ theAcl!ording Pomeroy tG the StateSquad. Patrol witnesses verified ProtfHt's effort to mUJ! tbe dog whleh under a ~unt~-wide quarantine ror rabiea control either wa.s off tbe premi!es of its owner, or was a atraJ. Proffitt struck the wall surrounding the yard of the Ronald an~ Garnet Miller pro~l'. about 1.<1 mtlc north ·of the Pomeroy corpora lion line on Rt. 124 at 7:1ID a m. No chargea had•been filed by noon today. Court Dismisses e • ,! ,(;harge cember 31. t ~ , •Ofllcera and directors present some very good tips on Lbe care of your planls. · I• 1 COMFORT • ! .. .).- . ,' ' for, lUjillfe 'P. nts &D.d gave to eBoh m~&r a san1ple 9f IJ • IQ • ro Sal;il)... ~e'rlllllcr. "'~ ~ <O ~ t.•\t:! 1 ' IV Flower judges Cor· the eva~lnc Mrs. HomeY · lfoller Mn. nanC'!e oUito11 throuafi~t OhicL lu addition. the com'-anr maintaln!l two de;poail offi.eea, 0~ at 2123 E. Ninth street, Rot'm 'IJo. Clevelalld 10., and the other In the com· pany executive otfi<!es at 42 E. Gay street, CoJumbua 15. Ecttnomy ibe1f IS a wf.olty-owncd subsidiary of Capital F1t1ancc Corporation, • natio-nwlde orgam· lPlion with more than 2130 offices 1n 1& stater. of the United States and in Canada. Capital, too, bu E WoOds. RibbcfP); for luan1e~eata were awarded tO Mrs:' E"ri ' Dean, M~JJ;ow~4~1).1d:t, Mrs. Vernon W'ltibcr and' :ilrs.. Pearl Xobleutz. 1 - The door prize was \\19'1\ by )(n: Pau1 ' Bacr, Tbe hoatess. a5flbit.:4 by Mn. Bucl Ridenour, served 1'f" treihm(lnts to 2'1 memben and two gueats Mrs. Jack XenriedJ iad Mrl~ Larry Roush. Tile MRrtb · ~t .tlle borne M9ra wUb Mr11. El!onomy wu 'f~odcd 1n lrtJJ2 and now operAte! Qt~~.unsumer 'fl. JU ·o~ "'• ~ broqlttC.•t .,,.~, '" lio headquortero In Columbus. • Mra . C~~:rl Kautz . a:~we a d€mo 11 .atration on mixlf\1 and applylnll were to,. ot lriillar increases In loans and deposita durlnglhc ydr. Loam1 outstandln1 moved up $3 million to , M4 Dcposlts increased from mllhon to $41.5 million. During the meeting, all or Ecnn' ff' d di to omy 9 0 l~en , •!! lh rec rs wor~ J"Hiectcd tor IQq: · e,r rli!J!r. ·L ,,. the dUferoX; 10 ':'_&, ,;. 18 of fertiUaeJ ,, . De~Jdline.Is Set ~ "'-~ w:f;i ' '1 -·'' -• • ' tr Wr1·h~ a,"! ~ra~l ~o.,rt ' . ! , ' 1·'' • .' For S~iaf'tags r,• " ' " · SI~T,.thocfe •.. 'lanet 'twand .., ,. '· · ' '· _. .,. efaMor, 11'10111 wtar Hat aa'OM' · ·~. ~ . ""~ b~ E - .L-.' "1 . ' .r A youne Racln¥ man iousl)' injured thil mOiiioli be irwerved to ml:SI a tr~ rrom tlle preml~e~ er, it llny....... ad bit a in Minersville tbat ear on impatt., , ~ :1 David W. ProftttS;1" ,.22. ' llicibe RD 2, wu ••uabed to Meiga Ge:neral Hospit;ll with chin .\accrations and a po35ible fraduted skull by I ... co. 25. ~ller. . (:,\ ,, l. QUICKEST Larry were winners of 4 tpelllng arriYed TUesday Sudlo•, who .,... In the book. · and teol held •• Rutland Jljlf> Scbool. As a result of their wilminl theJ wm compete in the Co.uutJ-wide ', HeAl, ~n orilli•~ .Jlo<ll•l.. Cbrlol ou•u~er olono lorlhe Air ,). Ja:hnston ~I Prke both el&hlh Jljde .tudHtl of Salem Cenlel' .eitbol, .,Tuea:dq, Tltu~y !llibt . .c~uhb' bOard ,of eb:ctlof\t' oUiclals r, Spelling Co~test UP • Tbi5 Ohto River- town "went Hollywoo~~- today to celebrate the world premiert· of the p10vte "Bat4e H.Jmn," telUng tbe story Gf Its. native son, Col. Dean Heas, A bost of stars from the mov~ coloily ......., on '.,nd 1" bolp native_, in the celebration, to be climaxed in Lhe ahowtng of the film ' ' ·' e, h11 N!r or the race will be a1sured of eleetion ln November since there BUFFALO, W. Va. UP -Peter B. ~I. 41 , three term mayor or AthenJ, Ohio, .,.._ killed Tuesday when his ear eriahed into a tree alon& U. S. 36, two miles north of here. A doctor nii:! Seel 1pparcntJy suffered a heart altaet just ltefore the eraah, However, he uid a !woken neU and a 1kull fracture appeared Jhe eau,e of l'f"';~th rath· "r thaD the beut attack. . 6etl. 42, a R~ublican, was '!lervinJ bia third term u llayor the l'lendale 1'1qneer'l PliO\. l~w. \ ~ • ''> ~ ' •'l v Athens Mayor Killed Tu~ay In Auto Crash Bill In Senate Caru;e FOr o'ebate' The devolional service fol ~ ftle AV~nlnl faa given ~y Mrs. 112¥5 Crbwell and followed mlsSJQil· ·~ ary theme ou the topic ""Who~ Shall I Send?'' · " Mrs. Bruce Uoyd, preJidellt presided and, Miss Bernice Btmri'ri, ' Secretary of Spiritual Life, dilln'· • p a:m ~hlctJ. on ··ourt'' l'o buted Give," a medJtation on steWird· ,;hip. PETERBOROUGH, N. It- Gil- ~ t~l!! May primary 'and \he win . , Gar· Structure•" by ,Jtenry B. Aul Hbra:ry. !STYLED '1: • Calllng on hu durins the past pureha~d Ute MgJstered Guernwee.Jc 'were M'ra. Clifford Le1fheit, sey buU, Sunny Sl~pe1 Pilot'• NorMTa John Hartung and Mrs. Will· man, according to the Amer_lcan Clark of ·Rock Springs, Mr. Guernaey Cattle Club . Tltls bull waa- boutbt from Mr& Willliam Fot-ner, New ':l"•en,, W. Va. ·and Mrs. Daniel Jame-s O; W~ybria:bt, Wtlliam• Jame1 of Ritliburah, Pa. who spent town, W:est 'VIraiida. Tb~ dam l1 Ml:S. C. M.' Hennesy, Mtsa 1'1ellle several daya with her n1oth.er in Crletett'S NorJna ' and tbe slre, Mrs. Guy Summerfield Hostess To Chester Garden Club Meeting ,,:l .., ' ----Heath-Methodist WSCS In Trib lite To_M.e,i~s County Missionary Nurse.· ' bert 0. ' Born, Wblpple, 6hio, E.ConoJRlt' Suvm', gs And' ~·~D.~~ ~. c~!n~e:~~~~~~:~.1o 0B~Ild 1~r ~ ~· ' c~ · -e hil'; been pur.cbaoed lor the elub Assets bl ' ' /1 QUALITY - .... -.Low ........ 211f u. fi If I WRit\ Mn. Guy Summer!lcld was mcctlmJ Which wu opened ltY hosteu to tl)e Cheater Garden Club rqdlng togflthtr the club collect. Midi!lf!port. The cl\lb volt>d to During the bustneaa meeting for theilt FE!bruaey mcctm.c on M!rs. Dean reported on tbe prestWcd. evening. · de~ts meeting held tn JanuH'y at Mrs. Earl Dean presided at the work wlth other clubs ln the -county on the landscaping projoct at the tnflrmar:r and the Chlldren's Home. Hrt. PauJ Bltf wu eleeted ":"J. ,, ~: . ' CIIOirmon from the Cheater 'Club ';>:~· ~i_ ~ ~attend i nieeUn& ' ~qJlan(nJ tt FINE partly clotidy. Hltlll ~ In u,.., .............. ,. .... . Hr. and Mrs. Leslie Burn~de and family of Athens were Sunday guests o£ Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Eskew and Mrs, Florence Burnside. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hitkman and daughter E11tella Let of Columbus Miss Terrell 1~ an aunt of Mr visited Mrs. HJckman's parents, Euler and bas appeared at Hcali ?.lr. and Mrs. John Blaettnar, SunMethodist Church before a.s :1 day, miS!Io!W")'. The autobiography wu Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glaze and fam- wr1tten for a service at the Rock ily spent tbe weekend in Findlay Springs MeUlodlst Church when with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Birch- Mua TerreU r was honored by havfield , ing hymna1s give!! in ber name by a friend. • , Mr. and Mn. W A. Gibbs were The writer Ia one ot eight chUbusiness vtsltors in l'arkersburg, drcn of the tamUy wbo moved W W Va . Monday e:,·ening. ·Rock Springs in 1894 and were Mr. <Ind Mrs. Carl Ncutzlina: fa tlhful members ot the Methodist and family of Newark were week- Episcopal Church there. end gue sta of hts mother, Mrs. Beulah Neul.zline. Breezy Heigbt8. She was Only ten Ytlfr& of age when •she wu converted at ,aeries of meetings being held-by tbe Free Method1sta in the school house that stood inside the present fair grounds and she was baptized near Laurel Cliff at the age or 12. She graduated (rom Pomeroy Hlg~ School in 1843 and short'y after that began , her, first nursing. SHe ti~d Uolll to tlaU!B~lli to M'rs. Anna James who resides with ber daughter and son in law. visit a formlfr '.'#i!:ltl* VifM his famWife beeamc 111. Mr, and Mra. Scott Folmer cele- ily and when bra1ed her 82nd birthrtay Wcdnes she stayed to RS!IlSt in her care day February 6 She 1s quite act- Later on a visit to Clncihnati shf.!' has fpr her bobbles, cro. nursed an aunt qf }J.er mother and l•l~etl~•-• and letter wrtt!ng, bttlh both times was advised by the eJt~ ~1}(!8 wilhoul the atd glaiBeJ. . FOitMIR a ltttl• ~dar tonftM. Thv i - Die 1 A c:mdlc Hghl se rvtcc "A Trt - ON WINTER MERCHANDISE! . - - - - - DRESS PRICES----, ' Mrs. Anna James Celebrates Her Birthday corsages were also prese .tted to Virgmla H.etbcl. Mtss Genevieve Stobart and Mrs Helen Nease and to Mrs. Rupc. Oha.; 'artly cloudy ...., .tift a few tMW flur;ltt ,ftCII'thltlt ,.,.. tlon thJt MGmf"" Moltty tal~ NAJHt 13. who uJcl he kllled 11 pei'IODI, poae1 .tor ~pherjo !11 -!.ioo .....,.. Iller ........., . ,~; ....... them ... -"' do ao_. N&lb ._. COIP4uctlnl a penonaJ venGetta.' 'lga~n~t aodet)'. He WI .~O~ of hll 'Wictlml an bur1ed la the ~., . Ange.l.frl arta, ~V bqt It \I'll!;11.000 ap- to ''" hlm II> ~ them, ud, , ·~l ... · ~-k- liP7 bteauoo ol my ·" '' the price Will CO up ,JJ,OOO -.cb.~ 1 (l.t.mado~.8<*Mp4G(~) of Mr1. Geneva Nolan and helped with tbe prepartion ot tbe Sallsbucy Boy Scouu dinner. yeara ago ehe underwent a llfe-savJng reatored her to robust b~aJth. so here she ea.n• e"lrywhere to make a contribution F eb. 14., Valentine's Day, e ly UN!TID N•R SINGf:E COPY-Sc STJr~ 1· &~~~!~~:~ In the borne demon· meetine beld at the bome In thk appealing photo, whldl oomee via Fund campaign. Ruth Ann, 4, IIYes tn a Weather NO. 250 .; 1 nnt "AmertCA'I Valentlnfl Olrl" lB borne by Ruth I ' Mrs. Daniel Jamel ·b D returned to her home Pittabur(h; Pa. aftei a vi~t with Mrs. Anne Jamea an;J Ml'. and Mrs. Scott Folmer. Whilt here she attended a bifthday dinner for Mrs. Anna Jo~mea at the home of Mrs. ' Homtr Radford, lhviy.tt_,m was r~elved to attend the teachers at the school, Mrs. Swaelc:hnmmer , Mrs. Ralph Spencer, MIS! Fai'IC Erclwt,e , MIBS Mary Ia Ad~ In Clr<Wtloo M:ra. Jacob Grueser observed her 88th birthds.y Monday February 11 and Mtsa Llnnie Terrell will observe her 82n.d blrtbday on February 28. Both a~e of the !lock Sprinca community. the funeral M~•· Donley Rejbfl, president, ~ ~~~:·~iW~•:r:d:l went o! tu Pomeron Pl"ellded at the meetJng and an Group ainsing with Mrs. Roy Tracy Jr. at the piano, opened the proiJ'am in cbarge of Mrs. Olive tpgraham. Several piano duets were presented. by Mra. Tracy and Mrs. Ineraham. Guests present were Introduced and InCLuded Mrs. Roy Tracy Jr., county council president, Mrs, Ray Woodgeard, president and Mrs. Donald Hauck, Mrs. Leland Sisson and Mrs. W1l· lard Eberabach, members of the Suaar, Run PTA; Gerald Rupe, principal of the Bradbury school and Mrs. Rupe; Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Mra. Roy Smith ot the Sal· bbury PTA. .e In Lbeal.' Newa r1 •. .., •• Mr. and Mrs. Clayton White of Warren, Mr/ and Mrs. WilUam Claar, Chillicothe and Mr. and Mra. L. R. Parfitt of Belle, W. Va were weekend guests of their par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parfitt. Mrs. William Bartels fell last week at her hame Rock Springs In 1 jurint ber ankle. Program Held CAR MYSTIRY , LOUISVILLE. Ky. - m'-Mn. day. Ernest Jones. Col umb us, joined Hilda Estes called pollee rec:enUy to report her automoblle bad been bla wife and dau~o:hler. Carol Jean, atolen rrom In front of her home. wbohad spent the past week here Pollee found It abandoned and re. with MJss Jean Lama . and they returned it. but the next day it waa turned to the1r hom e Sunday eve m1sslng again. · Eleanor Schaaf. Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 the Marine Base at Camp Pendh!ton CaUf., i1 borne for three w~ks WUliam Ault is VLSiltng hJa new tbree week old son, William Perry, (or tbe first time. Mr. Ault, :r ounders Day wa11 observed who ia on tbe Ohio 'Bar&e Line Pittlburgh., I&\'i.titing his wife and when tbe Central PTA met Mon day evenlng at the school. The Graves. canton, baa been Lord's Prayer followed with the here. pledge to the flag and the national anthem, opened the meeting. ,..~~·•t. .Mr and Mn,.' IC~~'"•th and aon Robert ~d MT' M:ta. Eu· pn'e Marti~ and children, LIDon· ... ca- a d Ti N'tr dl ,. • •;, n mmy, ' 0 • 11 D· ner JUesta Sunday. MI . and Mrs. C. L. Woed!, RiJ>o ley, and Mr. and Mn. Braeky Wuoda, Morgantown, visited Mr. and Mra. E. M Wood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook, Par· ll:eraburg, were recent guests ot bis lister and brother·in·law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd, and dauehter, Marianne, Sunday guests o( Mr. and Mrs. La\\Tence Milhoan were Mra. Flossie W!semiller, Mre. Clara Brown. ing and daughter, Sandra, and1 Aobert Velk, Columbu1. J·R-·-ST Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thoma! and David Th.omas Vbited Sund~ ~n crooksville witb Mr. and Mrs •Walter Thomas and fanUly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meinharl •and sons of Columbus were weell; end guests of his parent.!, M:r. an~ Mn.. Max MeJnbart. Lucille Boarhs Hawkina, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 Central PTA Founders Day I POMEROY SOCIETY The Daily Senti'nel Jl:'.t ..... . - i , . _ .;II aHe1l lOYI you. ' ,, :ro MilT Grange wil1 meet 14- at ---- Deputy Rc!glatrar of Motor VehicleJ Donna' Junes laid today per. sons desJritli: certain Jieen.lie n~m­ bera, or a repeat on their uumher'l they now have, mult have their recs and title into her office by P'eb. 26 She added special ~utn~'! Middleport Pltrolman Kerman Gilkey reported today {larking chance to meter ~ollections of $161 m ldid· prOVIded within the METERS YIILO $167 .1 I':!~·~ /1 !~·~~r ~~~~~~:~~~::ajj Coon Huntm-s ~o · Hold Field Trial ~ In Near � 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 12, 1957 blair brumley streets