https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8369a70279c1017dd6fd09f826f7bb92.pdf 2a4453ad4e704ca2a8d8fa799a5f32a2 PDF Text Text • - • • • • • ,. 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 �• • •• -· ' • • ' .~he Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INT~TS OF MEIGS.MA,SON AIU!A lt~HAil&7S. CIWIN- OENIItAL MANAGI!R · ,«nNOi.O' •• GRUNI - IDITOII ~~ ....,_oniiUve, BottlneUHtlmhall. Ill<., 3U ~._11-"t., ""'"'"'t ott City, 18, N. Y. -Lni-"'f • ~.t~: ---- ,..--. -' . .. ':'· J. hWiipijoa rate.: Delivery by hrrier where available 30 ~nts per ~ODct 1'tll' ta ailvance.,at 'J'be DJW Sentlnel office $156Cl 1u r:.ao,1; 8three moatht', $.1.90. Ry motor route where .a~Jiiable: $2.50~: mp.DtJi one year $8; ab: mont.lu, $4.~; three months, :!. :_u• UM!~~ ·~ea. altefl:loon eKCept Sunday by The Ohio Valley Senedjtoria-rca-,~l~on:C::r~le St .• Pomeroy, 0 . Business office phone 398, •Consider The R~sults, Gentlemen Let us all hope the General Assembly fails to pass a law ap-. Prov!"__ .for passa~ Tuesday b~ the Senate State Government conmuttee. This bdl would compbund the uneasiness now cUrr~nlln our local courthouse over the question of holiday• and' holiday closmg of the courthouse. It would change the dates of three major hohdays and create a fourth not heretofore Joyed.·The fourth Is a Ptosldent'• Day, which under the proposed law. would be celebrated on the thil·d Monday in Feb- en. ruary. _The changes proposed would shift Memoriul Day to the Iilii Monday ln May. Independence Day (July 4th for some 160 years) w~uld be honoree on the first Monday In July and Thalll<sgiVmg Day would fall on the third Monday in Novelilber. This bill, proposed by Sen._ Ross Pepple, R-Lima. report~d to be supported by business mterests, wa -> approved In coli). mlttee 4 to l. While there must be good rea-sons fpr the b,l,U having been approved in committee, and gaining buSiness suit• scoun . Tq port, we fear one tragic result of its passage. There;are alto.. g~tber too many tbtee da~ holiday spans now for the highw'y' 'laughter to expand m. Its getting so anymore only the m~ urgent of tnp~ a·re taken on the "lonJil holiday weekends." THe re. duce the pubhc murders on our highways as they now stantl, straightening out tbe State's highway construction program, and seriously SlljdYing wtys of cutting state government e~· penses In all departments. . Poor Relief Mellon Distributed Poor l'ellef funds totaling $17,833,7 27 derived from the I ·6 5% tax _paid by publlc utilitit:!s were distributed Monday by ~tat~ Audttor James A, Rhodes to Ohio's 83 counties. This is 10 addition to the $15,500,000 appropriated by the legislature for poor relief during the current fiscal year. The amount provided by the utihty tax for poor relief has grown each ye11r a( th<! pnst three In 1956 it was $15,891,641. In 1955 it was $14,933,028. This Increase reflects the increased taxable assets of tht• state's utilities. The totaol excise tax paid by publle utllitles In 1956 amounted to $34,193,!35 with $17,83S,727 going to the counties for poor fl!lief, aqd, $16,· 359,407 going into the general revenue fund of the st.re. · Power companles paid more than twice as mucl:). aa any oth~ er utility group, with natural gas rompan1es next, telaphone companies third and railroads four t h. As a hint of how hard a tax is to take of( once It has been enacted, this uttllty Poor re· lief tax is a good Indication . II was first approved in 1931 as a deoression measure, but has continued ever since. 1\lelgs County's share in this greal mellon is $29,962. Only VInton County of our close neighbors got less, it receiving $17,. 880. Athimo' Welfare Department is richer bv $76,661, Jock· son County by f42.139 and Gallla County $42,117. Solon Charges First Refugets From Hungary Are Communists - . Rop. P,.ancls E, Walter 0-~a rharged Sunday that the tll'flt 6.200 Hunji!Mrian refugees ta arrive In the United ·Statea were Communi Rill fhw ina from treedom fl&htcra Jn thei r own country. ·~ ~rnJl~;)'~ g ~t!''J',!"Ili .lb;lijl!l" Al.umll1um's 'alWI!Inum fabricating and ~hction 1 T~::.~s ~~~.~N~ie~~::!f Lebe called ~pon to exercise. He 1111no; and\ 85 bee:~!m~~ G1ori: plan.ts cornprasmg the R;av~nswood Works will be five times tart was among sixteen Rersons prepared for the du~s he Is we)J acquainted in Middleport and w1U command the reSpect of everyon-e Who is interested in law enforcement. WE! fee,t certain the town of Middleport is fortunate in having Chief Leroy "Bud" Bartrum on its payroll . His job j 8 not an easy one, calling for long hours, patie nce with all kinds of people;--yet firmness in a variety of vexing situations. WASHINGTON UP Birth Announcem•nt M'r. ana Mrs. Charles Young are ·fl""!Uit:••r tti• birth or , d••ill· Middleport's new Cbief of Pollee comes to his position wtlL wm BROAD RtJN Wallet, chAirman or the Rr.oUM! r.ommlttee on Un·Amerlcan AetlvHie~ n~;~d co-autl'lor o~ the MeC•r+rnu-Walle,. Jmmh!raUon Ad. salrl 110me 30,000 CommUljlsta crolled Into Aush•ia during the lint alaJiet u( ~ho Hu~garlnn revolt. 8 Jean. Tile Yol!ngs have three other safer to work i.n than a farm, three times safer than,.driving a ehHdren all boys. safer to work, tn than a farm, three timel!l safer than driving ' Blrthdtv Dlnntr Tlrose are the National Safety Council industry averages the . A basket dinner was helrl at Ute staff of John S. Hall, Works Safety Supervioor is shooting td Zaon Lutheran Church Sunday match or better. ' bpnorlng the. 84th · blr~hday of 1 Hall head<l a department in~lud· Mn. Lena Ohver. Many gilts were Bible Study ing hi~ assistant, John La~dfried, received. ThoBe a1:tendlog IWCt'i:' Mr. and Mn, Carvin Oilver and The Lutheran Bible Study mel a native Jackson County resident, who is specifit!ally 'assigned to daught~r Fern, Mrs. Norma Bum- Wcdnesda:yevening at the home of supervi1ing safety /rocedures ln gardner and Linda Haydoo, Mr. Mra C thcrin R Jd the she at, plate an f(tlll . plant. and Mrs. Frank Rey'nolda and · · a e eyno s. j Saf~ty for K~er . Alum~u.m emsons .Nelson, Kenneth and Norm on, Tho!e attending were M~s.' Luployees begins .11t hom~• .HaD reaMr. arid Mr.!!. Dorsey ROush and cille King, Jack Ord, Sarah Hoff. som. Currl'ntly his department is daua:hter Emogene, Mr.s . Clay man, stanley Hart Artie Ro h C!onductlng a telephone slogan conGrJriltead and daugl'lter Shirley ' ·d P t R ' us · test, for ex:amplc. Department SecM~e Grimm, Ruth Goodnlte, EdWi~ 1 an ~s 0 ~ ay~ond Petr:ors. The retary Helen .Purst 4Jf Cottageville Kmg, Pastor Raymon~ Peters and next meeting waiJ ~ at the St. runs the contest which operates l the hono:: ,.::•c 2~•v:•t Paul Lutheran Church in New Hav like a radio contest. She telephones the f!tmily ot art The B'oad Run S.Vings Club' en. II a family member can employee. met at the homo oi Mrs. Ruth Air. ond Ml's.· Frank Reynolds repeat a safety slogan given the Goodnlte. Those attending wl!rc and son, Nelson, And Kcilh Ann employee in the plant, a prize Ja Mrs. Maxine Grimm and doughier Turnbull called 00 Mr. and Mrll. awarded. LorJs Pullins of Ravens, Clpudla, ~rt. C~therl~e Reynolds, r.ewh Griffith or Hutinaton, Wost wood, an ore unloader 1n the re· Mr~. Lueilae Kmg, Mrs. Velma duction plant, won the fint weekLuckeydoo, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Virtlnia, Sunday. t ly prize when his wife, correctly G~ood::.__ nl~t·~·--~"'---'"'--7---~----.; ..!.__ _-,----_ _ _;..-.... ldentifled the slogan, "A crutch may suoporl you. but it won't support your umtlly." With "safety consciousness" o~ the part of employ ~es the , st.art~ ACROS!I o. MortAr 22. Wurt. lni, point. detailed attention b 1. Shatt.r trough tem· pajQ. to establ.iab.il)ll ~l'le safest 8. ot thti Pop• 8. Distributed bare 11. A call by part.t working condlt.iona within the mta.l• T_,Prize ('l&r.• plants . . ure 121ContC:Ioua 8. Muaoovy 23 . .\ >During a new employet-a' iftitlal -1~, Forttfted duck rreat orientation course, he11vy empllasla lf. Eatlmatea 9. God of aleuch· Ia placed on safety rules. proced· l~. JCverrrun war (Gr.'l tor urea and equipment, and tl'le 1m· 10. Minus trfla 2... Peuta rtance oE knowing the This 16. Over 16. ConateU&· 27. Lulcl s followed ~1p witl'l safe17. Man't Uon ty meetings, r.onducted nickname 11. Htu~dle uh tftom.) 18. ~all;td 30. Mon'th ae. Medieval plo:fee·-•. plb)'ee , •'•u"P:.•,otrv~t. sor, 1r1..-~!~~m"l;, ": 1~.1nnate ld. Pauses for :n.Ra~ar a tory ·Each 22. Stltcb.Wr4 breath: ~trap 87. Na.tivt of 1 ••dual 21'1. Nua1 20. Old weliht 33. A(HOII :Middtf I:>AILY CROSSWORD w • J E H 9.90 oo•od 28.~'% 28_,l .uiil up On your Dial • Your Sun~ise - ~0 > > Sil"set ~loii!"""""'..,.;: as.ooo bml,.t blow at lhe Rulli•~•.• , \I u. 81bUeat ·. .. .,.., 8!), pj'1Hft ot 3t.A pet , fO . Plac• ,_,.d City bo 'The Editnr's·. Mail Bag· u Con•'l'I•••J"l 7:00 and D .. '. ~~" SIZES- 8·15 You Bet Your IJfe 8:30 Dragnet 9:00 · Peonle'• Cfloiet 9:30 Th" F'ord Show JO:(JO I;.px V}deo ~atre ' lt:QO News Headli.r.wi· Lt :i5 Weatl'lercast 11:20 Ptes, Bo" \., 11:30 Ton-ll!ht 12:30 Sign O~f I • •-"tfl"""'t ~ Bo:r $7.9$ & $10.9$ •Mercede·$ · ' eOftdon . Mtl. Mia CarolYJi;· Sluon, ' MlJa June · Robert coate1, Mr•. The foUowlna co.m mlttea were Goldie &.rnliaft, MnJ .Jean Tay.l appointed; Prop-im Con1m,J.ttee, lor, IIIII Cer<>t Bleb~, llr. . .d lin. perald Clerk, lira. \Luther Mra, Te4 1flt¥r, IIIII. Kathryn SmHh, Mrl. Nelton ROuib; MemSayr~, )Ira. Thom-.on and · Spec'•al'f;ounders ,. o· p. . I Oy fDg,rGm 5 Hei~Al Mason . , DRESS' SHOP Coart St. Pomeroy Lucille Outo, P!tfrt. J'aae.LeVaUJ]ln Mr1. Rich~ Greta anr:t Mrs. J\ IP · Fo,.ttdera Day Program Geora:e V:IUIIhan; Mlddleport; Mrs. under lhe direction' of Mrs. Denver Erni!Jl Carpent.et and Mn. P~bl i\rtls wu pretertted by the MaSaunde<O of GaOipollo. . ••n ParenHeael)ora l\8SO<latlon llrt. carl E. Moore, ~ H. R. on Tuesdiy evening at the Mason waatt.er, Mn. ViriU 8aye.t, Mrs. Elementary School. Lawrenee Smith oftd erancl·• daUJh.t.u; Mary Lou, ~h. Philip The pl'Ogram C!Oncemed Itself Meier, Mrs. R. E. Boice, Mi'a. Hen· with a skit which atressed five ry Ewing, Mrs. Cllarles ·Mulle.n J'r.. objem.lvts of the 'P artmt Teacher:; Mra. Ralph Sisson., Mrs. Richard ' Associatiotl. Narrator of the skit Rosenbaum, Mn:. Leo Smith, Mra. waa MiSs Lorena WeW, a .Mason . Joe Sisson, Mrl. HIU'I')' Bolinger, 'eacher. . Members of the PTA took part in the skit :end repr~sented various ... phases of the work of the PTA . . \ chorus under the dlreoUon of 'frB". Evelyn Foglesong presefltrd music. Mrs . Emily Burgess was 'eatured in two solo nurribers, "He' 1nd "The Lord's Prayer.'' ..-~ ,.-- I WCHS.TV CH.lNN!L I 8:00 Captain KaDgaroo 9:00 Morninq Show 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Art1u .. '1odfrey 11:30 Stri,te It Rich 12:00 Valiant Lady ·' The skit was closed with an im." preaslve candleligl'lt ceremony in which members of ibe cast pass· ed through the audience Ugbtln& ~a ndles held by every one in at. tendan<:e. In .the business meeting prior to :he program, the devotionals were .n <!harge o( M-iss 'Lessio Sleeth. rhe meeting was in charge of 'P resident Woodrow Foreman. 12:15 Lnve otl LJfe 12 :30 Search For Tomorro• 12 :f!i Guidine Llebt 1:IJO Kat:e's Kite'he,a. r As the World Turil 2:00 Our Misa Bruob 2:80 Hou;el"•tr 3 •00 The B4! Pato!l 3:30 Bob ~ro&bv Show 1 :30 1:30 w...,,,.artj . 3:00" !1te Bll P•yolf 3:30 Bob Oro.sby Show 4:00 llrigltter Dar 4:00 -t!td &eeret. storm 4:15 4:30 'P'dge of Night 4:30 5:0Q Th•. Early S 5•00 8:30. &our Easo Re-porte7 6:30 8:48.: 'Sports~P.arade 6:45 8:Mi We•therman O:!'i!J '7:00 Jih Corey Show 7:00 'J: 15 FAfwardl 7•15 18•.80 00 Go•llrey & Frlada 7:31) 0:00 ' ' ' 8·00 Brl~rht('J!.Pal Sect:>rt Stor.nt Edg.:'! · o_l.•!flW1i1 1·n~~~v . Y\lur Es . , cputa Sporfl! Par~ , . We::thetm!lai' . Art Linkle'lf:a- & the- 'Kidl nougla. Elwards Sgt. Preston of the Yukoa B;ob Cummings Shdrilr . r·i~~ ~~~~:~.. 90 1 The president appointed a nominating committee to <!bOOse eandi· dates for the offices of pr~sident, secretary,' and treasurer for next year. On th~ committee O!re Mrs. Vera Dodson, Mrs. T. A. Hewitson, and Mrs. Jean Ebersbach. A balance of $176.80 was repor.ted in the treasury. Miss Helen Bletner'.!l .second grade rt:.om won Ll'le priJe ·f or .t,ht mO)lth for havlng the nfoBt parents in attendance at Lhe .meeting. '· ---- v, ' Ho ·.ONLY $2.99" • .......... ,., ·" ' ...... ";r. .' i I.',,or., r---~tal=t: r~.~~.'!~~.S1 ~.~~rtaln•d I ', ' ~···· 8. . .: :~JIA ·. I,A.RNIE-IIIII.T/111- villi.... 11!-Atr.) II. 1114lllllllo '- .~tete Q. W6(t 1ot fetllnf M- lterehed .. sa. Mo.thlr-ot· .... peatl 59. Chrlltmu tt. M:iltnke d. LIArd ' . . . ' .. . ' tt.Cat.· DOWN t.Wnd .......................................... . -a-111 .... .._. .. a, _... ....,, ,._ .,..... ) ,: ~i.r&•• ·~:f. . I tate 3. D"w!llt I· r~., •· ~illo_4 m·r . DAU.ll CRYPTOQUO'f1D ...., ,, AXTII. I-1. ' lri: ~ b &undo - 2 '1 ., UJ;e' ~ a:;;!:'~n!!:i ••• In Deecll GrOYe , «IOttet)'Mltl alkl ~nl:llbtarera • ere 1ee, er, ..J1<4b 1Wn Cam Jao, Leifllei ~Ro 1 0 Fohn n Cl~· rth Y • anner an4 1ama _.wo J, Comi.D1 from . out of town for the ll!rrieel were Mr. aDd lin. Herman A. Pilber of Cenen, Fla.; Richard W. FiJher, Glendon, Callt.; Mr. •nd Mra. Edpr Vale and daupter, Bettina, Cotumbu; Mr. and Jlrl. Loren CaverJee and llr_ ..4 1lrL Prllllllin c .....t•• ol Hunt.ioJtGn, w. Va.; llev. and llra. s. E. Kaetul Edbon; Jlr. aad Mrt. L. R. FIJ'llleJ' and aon LeBo)' o! JloRifield and llr end-- Don le"« and dauJbter, J'W of HllJa.. Burbl · -~ · '"'"' ' Attending the Hea,ltL Mr b teting· 0.:.:.-4 :, neld nmOnday ', ., meet~na: tete 1 1{: Mrs. Donald Brown, Mn. -Gerald Clark, Mu Floyd Ca~hatt, Mrs. Roland Kart, ura. Paul , RoUiib, Mrs. Nelson fo115h. Mn. Marjon Ohlinger, Mr11. Lutlier SmJth, Mrs. Jerry B08tie, Mra. Jtme• Cunnint· haru , Mra. P.!Kene HeSIOn, and Mra. Bobby M.uney. - U . .11 The Law-el Clltl Be1ter Health da · • I, a, ••- II¥• the pra;er. lin. Charlet White, devotional leocJer, reid !be Scripture leuon fnm liM 4tll' ebapter of Phillip. pia.at and an II'Uelt ..,.oday'a Se· eret" from the wonldp book "'11le Secret Place" ~b d<alth with 11010Pb.J that ''you Ul&coln'• tu't belp the flee JOU're born with but lnl reqonaible for the P ,_ ,.,. die-. DuriDI the butlneu meeting it wu deeided to onlei more copiea or '"l'be s.a.t Place" tor dillrilnltlon 1n aru b.ollpitala. FJowen bo aent .. Jln. /t: I . Beaver who .. I patient in Holzer HospiW "The'cbolrman ur10d the memben to attend the Sebool of MisIlona l'elloWJbip Banquet to be held at tbe BaptUt. Church on Wednuday. February 20. It will I potluck meal. Mrs. B. F. Parmalee wa in 1 elW'ee ot the program and read "A .Big Nttbe and a Little Ma'n" from 1 Home M.isaions publicaUon. 1111- L D. DUet gave a re· .port on a <!l'l~b convention in Clnelnoati and !on 1 talk by Dr. hUng, former missionary in China. CAIOl. KINO, tJ.year-oJd Ottawa IDd1aJt, S. abowa In 0.. troJt, wblln abe tdentitled by photo WIIUam CoJeo Willing• ham, Jr., u a.a .acquatntanc• of Edward BedweU, wtw 1.& held ~!: ~;t~n aote~=natwit: ~ Unite..l MethodiSt 'Daughters Of Ruth Class In Meetl'ng ill Chlcacu alter' admtULng Jdllln3 the Grlmet atatere. Bed- well aaid Willingham, aJ.su tn cUIWdy, wu hll companion In the crtme. Willingham denied ever knuwtna BedweU. The In· dian ma1den uld ahe toured aeveraJ bani With tllem In De1 cember. b sociatlo~ met Monday at .the Fir.st 1Presbyterian 'church wlth .the llnttJroattoruUJ · ~ tor > ) C Q tr C vee 'I' tr . , . , .. ., . . . . ~ Y'OQ ARdw ,IMI. ~''-'*•~. - Us." tO wotti 1 OPP AND-ON PROVO, Uloh -UP- The 1 111)'&- UJhta at Tim· pano1os school haa been tolved. s~ience is the culPrit AD electric eye ri11ed to turn light on 1t darkness and off again at sunrise waa ao aensitive it reicted to il· self, turnt~& Ugh~ 'oa, then im· ~:::.:~:.m:;m :~:I •:masked '• •-· :-! ~ ~, 'f man" entered her fa~er'a :market hr:re, Dorothy • .f"rlent dashed.. out to summon po- -;--· llco, who Co@ptured the intruder I i without .a sttuJgle. He ..was her father,, who .e!J.l ered holding"' a ban4ktl'C!bief OvF his mouth alter bavlna; aom• teeth Pl&lled. ' SHOES VALUES TO $6.95 THE SHOE BOX Middleport VI POWlR ... 206 H.P. OF Ill HiJI climbing'• a enap. Passing is quicker and safer.. And you make betrer road·u- NEW RSD SUSPENSIOit*l Bumpe- rien deep rutanever roach the driver of i:bll traet<. Every trip'• a amooth-ridlllll pleaaure. •uP , .... ,e:Mo~~ ....... ~~ '"""'-' . ........ ......,..,, -· ~"·· OUT. IN-FRONT SMINGI • NEW TRICK WITH HAM! Nnoi.hertracktoda)'eOtltea . .tti.. . .,. Q(.l.i.i'li· . Xi .f~)l;, '!f Y~ li'Z lf crt - l&~· ie>a o~td llatt-dutlea-potent uow rivala of tM otatlon w,..on. • ' ' " ' ' 17% BEllER GAS MtlEAGE You cut.fuel use~ much u HYDRA·MATIC** KONOMIESI 17%-thanko to GMC'I JJeW, fast· ratio Cruising · axlo. And you get all Hydra.Matic bars engine the other benefits of Ovetdrive - without its extra cooL strain. You're rid of all clutch costa. Even brakes and ttree last longer. ••s.,r.....v•rlco .,cw...~ .. ..,,._,_ . I• - . Maney·Makers '"' 57' l ________...;__ s.. 110,1oo, [Ill' niplfl.Checkld Ulod t.,..kt ' BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. . ~- UP - Eliza Pcter5on, a trustee of Ligonier Valley embarrassed in hnok ner father had 'The J-'aper5 of Arthur which de;,:ls Wllh the · H ev~lutionary War . gonier Valley, bad been bO.TO.~. , by the late W. A. Peterson lD •• .... . ._ .... They. Can "'OI'I'Iy,-Be .. Purch(lsed .. . OVERDUE LIGONIER, Pa. - The bosteMea, Mrs. W. lL Jub· ling, .Mn. Marcus Chambers and lira. Walter Owens, M!rved a re· · fresbment eourse carrying out · . Valentine theme. -~,:-Wilt-­ ' J.fr AI PaYJt&er, PGI'tlarul, Grace Fur~ ol Great Bend WIN. tubttltute teaehera: ln the ~~~ of Mrt. Florenct: Circle and Chlorus Grimm, Mr. and Mra. Job Hill and eJdl.. dren were recent pett.l Of . lit, arid Kn. Keonetb WUt. ..... ll1d lolrl. Eorly llo•.,•bli>P' ... tertalned with an o)'Jter Satarday evenlDJ, Those attendlnc were Mn. 0 . A. Thaxton, Mr. an<l llrt. Earl Robinton, :Hr. l/ld lin: Batl Shlink and Mrt Cbarle• Sayre. Mn:. H. B. PoweU attended 1 stork thowtr rrtday evenina: for Mn. Ke!ly Sayr.e at the home ol Mrs. Alberta Saundera Of GaUJpo. Ua. Mr .and Mrs. c.rtoll Balser and son, Tommy, Mr. Lawrenee Baiter of HaosCteld, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abltt and cbUdren tpent tbll( week end with tbeir parenta, llr. · and Mra. Henry Baller. Mr. and Mta. Tom Day of Neo braska have returned to their home. They have been vlsitlDf his lister, Mle:s Clara Day_ Guests recently of Mr. and Everett Connolly were Mr. <lh~~ ~~·' ~T!- Ernest Griffin, Joppa. Mr. and Mrs. Dana McCain son. Gale, of Chester. chairman Mrs Karl owen, pre· tiding. ' · Mrs. Fred DeWeeS was 1n cbarae of the ·devotional aervice wtrieh opened. the meeting. Mra. Floyd Carma.ck read .an article ''War and Peacf' from the study book \•Jesus' Teaehingt on Citizenship" and Mrs. James Harley read an arUcle '"The United Nat1001 and .. ,..- '....... w.• ........;,. ' . . . LETART·FAl,.L$ Famous "Robin Hood" ra·s ~ry of fiaablnc / lh . Prnr'llD of the Lovejoy of lbe B. H. 8 •nborn Mi• elotw'J' Sodet,o o! lbe Flrll Bai> tilt ,Cbrelli when lbeJo met Twe• eftlililJ at the bome of llrt. Charlel learlel, Fourth Avenue, 'Mn. ftayD)Oad Luman, chatrman, read IJ.J:.cola'J favorite poem "Ob. Wb1 ...~*·" Splr"t _._, I 0 f Horta! Be Proud.TH for t.be openina: of the meetJAa and Mn. Allen Husbea Mrs. Clifford Jacobi!! as co-bostest. Mrs. Lew Delhi president, presided at the meeting and members responded to roll esll with a verse from a valentine. A report, wae given l)n the flower fund. Plans ¥ were made fo:r a money mating project. Hospital supplies weer discussed. A_tnan you note was read from Mro. lolerl• Diehl for fiowen _ sent at tbe time of the death of ~ Two bew members, Mrs. Hall Mis:; .Carrle Yeater a111illted by her ml)ther. A white eteph.int sale .i.Dd lin. Edward Demosky, were Mrs. J'"''Cob Gloeckner entertained was held with the proceed& tor ths welcomed to the Circle and the the Daqghters of Rull'l Class of flower fund. bosteJs teryed a desaert course lo the United Methodist Church, the new merq.~rl, Mrs. Luman , Monday afternoon at her home, The members wtre dressed a.s MrL G. G. Werner, Mrs. Allen Ebenezer St. hoboes and M..n. Ira Wellman and Hql'lea, Mrs. DUes, Misa Sylvia 1 . Mrs. Merlin Tracy were awarded M:t!MasteJI, Mrs. Parma1ee, Mrs. 'I_'he meeting opened With de- prizes for their costumes. Valen· Lawrence Bin&, Mn. Charles vohons led by Mrs. Al~rt You~&:r tine gifts were e~changed by "sun- White, )Irs. Clifford Stumbo, Mrs. who bad fo: her topic, Yoo ~utl~ shine sisters." Robert Haggerty and her sons, As You Believe." A short busmest thipper and Richard ~son was held with Mrs. Minnie BetreBhments were served by presiding\ the httsteases. , HOT MAIL NeutzUng presldent, Members ~1ponded to roll ca . The Marth meeting will be held TROY, N. Y. - (UP)-Firemen ·with a maxim on Lincoln ur Wub- at the home of Mra. Allen ·Eichln- who responded 10 a 0 alarm here ington. ger wittl Mrs. Dana Oilver as eo- . fouD4 an unusual blaze. It waa inRefreshments were esrved by hostess. side a mail bo1 attached to a pole. the hostess to Mr.s. Claude Darst, Mlss NeUe' Bing, Mrs. ltichard Campbell, M.rs. Young, Miss LYdia Ebersbach, Mrs. A. V. Howell, Mrs. Thomas Goegleln, Mrs. C. E. W. ' Do<knie , MiSs Ada Genheimer, Mrs. Earl Oliver, Mrs. Neubling and Alr11. Q. H. Myers. ~~~d~~/~~~~~~~. ' P" ..... ll.r ,. _,..,~--. . ~ldcln' .... :. " iaacal. . . · .· . ' ' . t -' • .• Other CP!t>n f~\ld .BI"e ~/ld Jll~e. . · . s~ • 1o 11..... ,•z~n : s~zeoau'\. as .. , . •=~f , .. LONOI'.IIf ' 111\elett, atmply ,, ...,(or . . ..\11"'. ' ~ ~~ 11.- "'.~:," J tor the three L'a. X tht tW.' 0~ ~, . , JRtert, trophQ tht leq\h and fo~,., ci:~' au blool;. ' f Each day tha coell lettera a.-.~ .,.,~, • . t)Q R ....r. ,, Saw Willingham clooe 1o tbeoe Blue 'Chip t3. Ori.H • &Jttl, The ,boatesa served a lunch at the clue of tbe meeting. ....... , '•• ,,, -•.• ,_, . 501 Flatiron B!dg. the Loyal ~alf Class ~f the Mlddieport Chw-eb of Chrlst Mond~y at her apartment on Fourth Aven· ue. Mllll ~ldred HaJo!ley, preai· dent, PfWded. and Ml.'lfl Hy~Jl .wu tbe devotional ~ea~r. .. . :Money.~ maklJ_tl projeea.a were disculled ~urlbg ·the bu!iness meet· Inc and It wu asktd t~ all mem· bers brine_ olea t f t stamps at the next meeting. Mri. Alice Robson read a paper on "Saint Valeotine'' for the eve· nlng's program and the member~ and pests, Mr. and Mrs. Fre"d I. Gardner, bad ah exchanae of Val; ~tioe Red . AnchoJ .:.. Pomeroy -~ """",...... ~ M-•..o•- Cb • DaUy Sentinel, Podl"eroy·Hiddleport, 0 ., Feb. 13, 1157_, l"wlenl Nn'kea for lln. A. H. in tbe ~r were·· held at the United Cln:1e Miss Mabel Hysell Presbyterian Is H.ostesss Monday Women Hold Tllere's eleganee In .lhe olean 1moqth lines of thl11ft1Ie low pump. ll"wearo. a ,eurled fringe belted at· Y\Hir vamp . . . Is designed 1o look Ita beat-with 'your whole wardrobe. Sharp In l1!d Ieotber, .venatUo In blaek. . WHTt-1-TV Channel13 Mrs. A.ll Fisher fil'$t Baptist Funeral Services Lovejoy 'Circle IleJd On .Sunday M,eting Held , Lintoln'a bb1M1ay wu observed committe~, )ln. Paat Rouab, Mrs. Ro~Jd K¥1', Kp. Bobby Muncy, !lr• Eileono 1(... sOn; Waya and MeaiUJ cOmmJUee, Mn. Jerry 'aoatie, llrL Donald Brown, Mrs. MJf'ion Oh\lnier. Plano "'"' -.... the meeting ,fot;, tbe club to vitlt ,._ tin state HupLtal on Fe~JJ. ' 'J~ Host.eue.s for tbe evenin~~. ~ Mrs. DonaJd Brown and M:n~Wiil.. .. Capehart. The meotlnl ...... '1'1 charge or tbe p[esident,_Mrs. P.a.W ' o, b ' Mn. CIUa San-on. berahip ;~~;;~~~~~~~~;;M~"';·;Mo~r~g;ret~-t~a~R;••;•;;h;,~ll!t~•-~lo~a- U:OO Up to the . new• 11:00 Up to .the Minute lfeq Letters to Editor tt:OB Sr.aamtng the Weather 11:05 SC!armi.ng the W~athet ' How would you like to slice ll~lO 'l'ht Late Sbf'IW 11:10 The Late Sbow ....::=_::._...:_____________ four-fifths off your current tax bill? :Many neCded things toulrl be bought with that difference, could they noU Current report Is that federal WHTN!TV CHANNIL 13 l)udget is practically four-fifths WNTN·TV CHANNIL 13 for ~r. How many Amer:iea11s re· ll:44 Slen on 11:44 SliD On member that we once had J 4-year 11:0. Cartoon Club lead over the. S:oviets? Then a Di• 12:10· Nooll Ne\" pla&::ed Person, Klau~ Fu<!hs, per· 12:1& Net&hbors mltte~ to euter the U. s. A. be· 12:30 Uberece ' tr~e'd enoliKh of our military se· 1:00 Femln!ne Touch cre:tiJ that the Sovi~ls quickly out • . dllta'bi:ed us: Now we can never· 1:45 Movt~ Mattnee . hope to overcotPe them as 'to en3:00 Afternoon :i'llm Folllvol. ctneen. In 1030, we had'2 to 1. In Sup.lr lfiriii ·Ti..., 8 y;(l'urs, tli'y bad rev~:rsed tl'lb. 5:00 Micke¥ lol- Otub The attmluion of that 1 Di• 8~ ll~f#,l~ .BUt · Jt. plaee(l Person was enough to cost 6:80 Cartoon Clu~ . us JIIIUC.h Jf th.e five times what • 8:411' Five Slit Final our"'tixes otherwise would be, as i•lS 1ohr Dlllv li tbe """ Well aS ebnst.ant worry about our ?.ail Sberdf of Cocbtao even being plunged Into slaveey ~~· to the Soviets. In spite ol all thll, : 9:00' Danny Thomas the Hyphenates plot to de1troy the 9:~ She~JQc~ Holme1 McCartan • Walter Immigration 10:00 Alr Tbili '57 Code our only ~Jrotection a,.Um.t 10!80 lll.Olde- Lal.. . a fQJtber influx. 11 :oct N.W, of tho Nlgltl Slncerelv vours, 11:15 TbotU. u 12:1ti Sip Off Edwin E. Grant Attorney at !.aw - Held Mond"'y Nl~t ,. Cborl.. Dorothy Fld:, M~• - Donald Br1J!II waa e 'd Linda llopre and tbe hoaored preside nt. o1 the-Mew Hafen Jfoth· sue1t and WJ,ltott., · en Club a 1 meeUns beld on Moo· day in the A!,e% Quillla M•ll'Orial Sendln' bui. JliiOble Cl b Hou tend and u ICI. Traey, Mr. a~ M:ra. Woodrow Wll· Other ot!ltert eJected at the ton; lit. and )lrJ. HellQ' llelraa:on, aame time wHe Kn. Bobby Muncy Mfl. llyrtle Loll.i. lira . .Anna DUI, vice preflldent; lrfn:. bme. CuoDr. atJd 11rJ, E. ·a~mu, Dr. and nlna;ham, aeaetar)'; Mrs. Floyd ~- >~•.· I. Dor•· ~· • lohn- . Capehart, treaaurer; Mn. Eu,lene .... .., . -.. &"uu.. lton, Mrt OUve \.ll:llrfham. lfiq Henon, reporter a_nd publldty Pb,ll4 Meier, Kht:lllamora Boice, mana&er Athen•; Mro. RuueU wu.on. Mrs. I , 8 :00 11:25 'TOn!Rht !2;3Cl - ~ Off _ 1 1~:: Crum~·b 7:30 Dinah ShortcSbow ' 7:43 NBC NeWif-" · '• ll :()!i, · "'N,WI,-~1!1 11: 15 11:20 Tod:~, Coffee Time 31.!i~\l~· Communl1t~?" Ja"llti polhted out, however, tha\ Swing reported last moDtll that :>nly three "tubvt)rlive.s" ~ere dl.'>fovered amoni ttii firlt Hunpriana admitted t:l th~ tounlry. Itt~ quoted Swlni· as IIYinJ th:ll 32 inspector, "ot lona Clllperil'm'o" wero proccs11in* the rofu~ce&. , JavitJ: conceded the re£ugefl pr'}'lram was 11ot w~thout rl&k.t. ~u~ ~e 'Rl1 It was "to. otq' "'rY Jr11~ · a~' Jnal . h~ten:lt" aDd '·'~ the way' In whl!~ we coula' ail !leO tile 01 su•o.1 .1 I WOO)) TBA.' ' V J gQ.A'IJ - 0"', ~~~: ~:Prlc, IJ Rleht 11:110 Truth or· 11·00 Tie Ta<" Dougb 12:30 lt could Be Yott 1 :00 {:urrent 2;00 Parsvn '~J St1..dy 2:30 Tennessee Ernie f 3 :00 Matioee Theatre 4:00 Queen For A DQ' 4 -43 Mode"n Romantel !tOO Comedy Thne5:30 My Little Margie 6 :00 Flatt and ~ruo1 S 6:30 N~ws Picture 6:45 Sport:a: Eyt~: 6 :55 Weathm:ast , 8!00 'Hfram' HOudl.f . 8:30 P'a'"'n X2aowa 'fist 9:00 "Kroft T!u!•~ I WOO _Ns II Yolil' h1!e 10:30 ' ~I.Jn Wll cuert at I IUfPrile shower JiveD Monday e•eniq at the aecond bouJe by J,net•: Verne Davia. Gin. tablo wbkh undelwhite arth frora which emtended a dlver wedd..lna: bell · Gamea were p)l)'ed, at1er ~bleb the honored que.. ~ opened b er many loYely glftt. Retrelhmenta: ot • eake Jeed. tn white and center~ wttb red belli and punch were terved .from a table with white cover- trimmed wifr. r•d !lOW1" and ,.lltorod with red tapeu in' cryltal bolden 1 Mrs. Wllson aerfed the eJ~ke after l1i wu cut by Jl'le and MJ', W~D. ll:iu ~elyn Fltk pre•l!!e<!· ot the punc~ bowl.' . IPreaent were Ml'l. R. E: Wilson, Shade; Mra. Nellie Larollette, 29. j'l.Ahd- ot the Free'' Wpltcr a)'Jp(lared on a ttlevltioh nrngram Amorlun Forum, .NBC ,.,.Uh Stm. J~tcob K. Javl11 wbo 'lafandcd the refugee proarant and ' ho Presil\ont'a new lmmllfatlon Pl'OPOIIA IS. Rrf('rJ•ln~ to the fiFit 8,200 rt~fu• l!ct·~ to t•nlllr lho Unl.tad S'atell, W~:~ltt"r wa~ a!lketl by moderator 'ilteplu:-n l\1<"Cot•mack: "lre they "Of couue they are Commu· nlsh." Wallar replled. Jmmigr ~tlon Comml.!lsiGntn: lole ph M Swtna. whose •aeoq Wll rupon&lble tor aeretnlna; the ref\1 · ~oes, wu not lm~dlat.ly• lVIII· :able. lor comment. r. "''"" Wnlh!tsome said secret th~ Comqmnists, In· ;==========~.I r ludinll pollee ag~nh, wl!'ro lhu first group to llee th~ "'ountry, anrl It watn't d11eovered 'Yho they were until · aeveral dD.Y!I later. He IH'<'\Ised uS. refuaee relttf ""~dmln\Ntratou or PIIIIRJ out tile 'lr,t 6 ~00 vi~a numben to ~nlfatlllnl nf thl~ 11roup. He aaid tl'le vh"-~ wrN' t~ken awmy from "real reful(re!l" lu Europe for thb P\ll'· po11e. 1 1 who passed their dz'ivi.ng tests, l,l.:st Thursday, at the Pt. Pleasam State Pollt~ Department Twenty-two otber ""'""'· passed _tile oral exRrt\lnatl?n whde 28 fa_aled the or~~:J tests. Stx persons faiLed to )'lass the operation test 7:00 I 9:00 7!8D' 'Bl!tn. l!'liher ' · U5 NliC' N~' .- . PHILATNEA MEETING The Philathea Society of th~ Middlc?Qrt Ch urch of Christ wiU 8:00 Captain Kangaroo ineet Thu rsday , Feh. 14, at thl" 9•00 Moratng Show home of Mrs. David Darst Sr. when 10:00 Gart'J' Ill"""' a Silent Auction will be held aud to.ao Artllur Godtr., an exchange of Valentines. 11:30 strike It Rich 12:Ga V•llant Lady ALL·DAY t.JEETfNG The Brownell H'come Demonatra - lUI Love of Llfe tion c : 11b will meet Tl'lllrsday (or 12<30 ~.ar.b 6>r Tom......, an ali-day meeting at tl'le h.ome ol 1a.4& Glillll•l J.llbt Mrs. Carl Will, 9161hE. Main 1100 Katie•, XiteheD Street, with membe-rs to bring 1:30 Al _:rtie Wori4TUM>t sack lunches. / 2•00 Our Mls.o Broolta danger of bemg say the 300th fatality on the nation's hig)i. wtiys over the Labor Day weekend is too great. The new law would have four of tht-:se holocausts each year plus seve~al others when standard unchanged holida-ys such as Christmas and New Years faU on Monday or Friday . . II would seem'the legislature might better expend their time and tax~ayers· _money enacting safety legislation to - W .Comes ell Prepared Hii.Et Tr.oop Conamittee p( Boy ~out Troop, No. 245, will hteet MOnday at the Library with ~. H. Wise Jri' chairman, . Df~fldi(l¥. ,others on the ccmmittce mclude the Qev. C. E. Hoyt, Robert MUJ:ioi, scou~. master: J,arry Rlee and Cene Coleman, asst. ..scoutmasters. James Simpson Kenneth McElhinney, Ja{'k Bechtel, Don Mills, Een Pmlson. WS.U-TV ~~ - ~"' ~ew Have-n Mothers Club,Eiections ~ unoble WSAZ -TV Chcm~el3 Wednesday Thurs WSAX·TV Ct4ANNIL 3 8 :55 Siij:D oa 1 :00 TOday t!JlOO Coffee Time 10:00 Home 11:00 The P.lee Ia Rlgbt 11 !39 Truth or (loneequefteel 12:00 Tlc Tac Douah IUD II C.Ul4 Bo You , \tOO Curreat 1 2:'0 0 CI(IDeQt. G~1 to School 2:30 Tetlf'lttaioe !rnle Ford 3:0Q llatin:te Theatre .:OQ QUeen~~ a,Daj i :411 'lOCI~ Rom:.noM TO MElT THURS04Y tJ;® · Comedy Time The Past Councilors or 'fheodor. ~!r:3o My Little MarAe us Council Daughters of America 6:00 Waterfront · will mt>ct Thut-Sday evenin& at 6:30 News PictUre the home of Mrs. Charles Co~en, 1:4S SP01'~ Eye it was announced today by Mr::o. 6:S5 Weatbercut M·ax Meinhan, pre.sldem . , '7:0Q *"nr qflhe 'hwD. y ,..::--w Po~':.'/::~..91> t!rOO:: Mrs. GeoHr.ey Wilson Honored Guest · AtSUl'priS'eShowerOn MondayNiaht 1 -,~. t:':~~r::;·d~ II oUII llr~ Geoflrey wnoon (llorlone ~Ue. Wehrunr, !l'n. ___ .,.:;;;;;;;::;;.. ___ ;;: -'~ I Moore) of ~ooor Hlfl!l, 113 W~eard, Min r Loa(, Xiu lllM ward J US t Kn. Kora and Un. Mr/ i • · wer• plaoe<J on • Jllla to .~ ArrI•ued .,, wu"".. i we~ •Mr. 111'1. EvereU _TELEVISION GUID BIRTHOA Y OBSIRVID Mrs Lee Pratt entertained s~,~n, day wit h a family .dinpcr celeb,..t,. ing the birthday of l'ler daugbter, !'Irs. Waller Rolllh; Mr. Roush and th~ 1r sons. l)()nnie and Rex, a granddaughter, Mrs. Ruth.. Lan~y ; and a son. Ralph Pr·att. Others at the din ner Wf'rP Mr. and Mrs. Edsar Pratt and grtnddaughter. Debby Laney, and Roger Rdush. . ·( K OF P MEETING Fides Lodge, No. 210, Knigtats of Pyth ill8, y,jlJ have .first rank work .,or follr cand idatEs on ThrArsd:ty evening at the K. of P. Hell. ·" IWCIIld. e.lw m~nf mttler at tbto post office at Pom- Daily Sentinel Day Jlook. . \ . . �• • •• -· ' • • ' .~he Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INT~TS OF MEIGS.MA,SON AIU!A lt~HAil&7S. CIWIN- OENIItAL MANAGI!R · ,«nNOi.O' •• GRUNI - IDITOII ~~ ....,_oniiUve, BottlneUHtlmhall. Ill<., 3U ~._11-"t., ""'"'"'t ott City, 18, N. Y. -Lni-"'f • ~.t~: ---- ,..--. -' . .. ':'· J. hWiipijoa rate.: Delivery by hrrier where available 30 ~nts per ~ODct 1'tll' ta ailvance.,at 'J'be DJW Sentlnel office $156Cl 1u r:.ao,1; 8three moatht', $.1.90. Ry motor route where .a~Jiiable: $2.50~: mp.DtJi one year $8; ab: mont.lu, $4.~; three months, :!. :_u• UM!~~ ·~ea. altefl:loon eKCept Sunday by The Ohio Valley Senedjtoria-rca-,~l~on:C::r~le St .• Pomeroy, 0 . Business office phone 398, •Consider The R~sults, Gentlemen Let us all hope the General Assembly fails to pass a law ap-. Prov!"__ .for passa~ Tuesday b~ the Senate State Government conmuttee. This bdl would compbund the uneasiness now cUrr~nlln our local courthouse over the question of holiday• and' holiday closmg of the courthouse. It would change the dates of three major hohdays and create a fourth not heretofore Joyed.·The fourth Is a Ptosldent'• Day, which under the proposed law. would be celebrated on the thil·d Monday in Feb- en. ruary. _The changes proposed would shift Memoriul Day to the Iilii Monday ln May. Independence Day (July 4th for some 160 years) w~uld be honoree on the first Monday In July and Thalll<sgiVmg Day would fall on the third Monday in Novelilber. This bill, proposed by Sen._ Ross Pepple, R-Lima. report~d to be supported by business mterests, wa -> approved In coli). mlttee 4 to l. While there must be good rea-sons fpr the b,l,U having been approved in committee, and gaining buSiness suit• scoun . Tq port, we fear one tragic result of its passage. There;are alto.. g~tber too many tbtee da~ holiday spans now for the highw'y' 'laughter to expand m. Its getting so anymore only the m~ urgent of tnp~ a·re taken on the "lonJil holiday weekends." THe re. duce the pubhc murders on our highways as they now stantl, straightening out tbe State's highway construction program, and seriously SlljdYing wtys of cutting state government e~· penses In all departments. . Poor Relief Mellon Distributed Poor l'ellef funds totaling $17,833,7 27 derived from the I ·6 5% tax _paid by publlc utilitit:!s were distributed Monday by ~tat~ Audttor James A, Rhodes to Ohio's 83 counties. This is 10 addition to the $15,500,000 appropriated by the legislature for poor relief during the current fiscal year. The amount provided by the utihty tax for poor relief has grown each ye11r a( th<! pnst three In 1956 it was $15,891,641. In 1955 it was $14,933,028. This Increase reflects the increased taxable assets of tht• state's utilities. The totaol excise tax paid by publle utllitles In 1956 amounted to $34,193,!35 with $17,83S,727 going to the counties for poor fl!lief, aqd, $16,· 359,407 going into the general revenue fund of the st.re. · Power companles paid more than twice as mucl:). aa any oth~ er utility group, with natural gas rompan1es next, telaphone companies third and railroads four t h. As a hint of how hard a tax is to take of( once It has been enacted, this uttllty Poor re· lief tax is a good Indication . II was first approved in 1931 as a deoression measure, but has continued ever since. 1\lelgs County's share in this greal mellon is $29,962. Only VInton County of our close neighbors got less, it receiving $17,. 880. Athimo' Welfare Department is richer bv $76,661, Jock· son County by f42.139 and Gallla County $42,117. Solon Charges First Refugets From Hungary Are Communists - . Rop. P,.ancls E, Walter 0-~a rharged Sunday that the tll'flt 6.200 Hunji!Mrian refugees ta arrive In the United ·Statea were Communi Rill fhw ina from treedom fl&htcra Jn thei r own country. ·~ ~rnJl~;)'~ g ~t!''J',!"Ili .lb;lijl!l" Al.umll1um's 'alWI!Inum fabricating and ~hction 1 T~::.~s ~~~.~N~ie~~::!f Lebe called ~pon to exercise. He 1111no; and\ 85 bee:~!m~~ G1ori: plan.ts cornprasmg the R;av~nswood Works will be five times tart was among sixteen Rersons prepared for the du~s he Is we)J acquainted in Middleport and w1U command the reSpect of everyon-e Who is interested in law enforcement. WE! fee,t certain the town of Middleport is fortunate in having Chief Leroy "Bud" Bartrum on its payroll . His job j 8 not an easy one, calling for long hours, patie nce with all kinds of people;--yet firmness in a variety of vexing situations. WASHINGTON UP Birth Announcem•nt M'r. ana Mrs. Charles Young are ·fl""!Uit:••r tti• birth or , d••ill· Middleport's new Cbief of Pollee comes to his position wtlL wm BROAD RtJN Wallet, chAirman or the Rr.oUM! r.ommlttee on Un·Amerlcan AetlvHie~ n~;~d co-autl'lor o~ the MeC•r+rnu-Walle,. Jmmh!raUon Ad. salrl 110me 30,000 CommUljlsta crolled Into Aush•ia during the lint alaJiet u( ~ho Hu~garlnn revolt. 8 Jean. Tile Yol!ngs have three other safer to work i.n than a farm, three times safer than,.driving a ehHdren all boys. safer to work, tn than a farm, three timel!l safer than driving ' Blrthdtv Dlnntr Tlrose are the National Safety Council industry averages the . A basket dinner was helrl at Ute staff of John S. Hall, Works Safety Supervioor is shooting td Zaon Lutheran Church Sunday match or better. ' bpnorlng the. 84th · blr~hday of 1 Hall head<l a department in~lud· Mn. Lena Ohver. Many gilts were Bible Study ing hi~ assistant, John La~dfried, received. ThoBe a1:tendlog IWCt'i:' Mr. and Mn, Carvin Oilver and The Lutheran Bible Study mel a native Jackson County resident, who is specifit!ally 'assigned to daught~r Fern, Mrs. Norma Bum- Wcdnesda:yevening at the home of supervi1ing safety /rocedures ln gardner and Linda Haydoo, Mr. Mra C thcrin R Jd the she at, plate an f(tlll . plant. and Mrs. Frank Rey'nolda and · · a e eyno s. j Saf~ty for K~er . Alum~u.m emsons .Nelson, Kenneth and Norm on, Tho!e attending were M~s.' Luployees begins .11t hom~• .HaD reaMr. arid Mr.!!. Dorsey ROush and cille King, Jack Ord, Sarah Hoff. som. Currl'ntly his department is daua:hter Emogene, Mr.s . Clay man, stanley Hart Artie Ro h C!onductlng a telephone slogan conGrJriltead and daugl'lter Shirley ' ·d P t R ' us · test, for ex:amplc. Department SecM~e Grimm, Ruth Goodnlte, EdWi~ 1 an ~s 0 ~ ay~ond Petr:ors. The retary Helen .Purst 4Jf Cottageville Kmg, Pastor Raymon~ Peters and next meeting waiJ ~ at the St. runs the contest which operates l the hono:: ,.::•c 2~•v:•t Paul Lutheran Church in New Hav like a radio contest. She telephones the f!tmily ot art The B'oad Run S.Vings Club' en. II a family member can employee. met at the homo oi Mrs. Ruth Air. ond Ml's.· Frank Reynolds repeat a safety slogan given the Goodnlte. Those attending wl!rc and son, Nelson, And Kcilh Ann employee in the plant, a prize Ja Mrs. Maxine Grimm and doughier Turnbull called 00 Mr. and Mrll. awarded. LorJs Pullins of Ravens, Clpudla, ~rt. C~therl~e Reynolds, r.ewh Griffith or Hutinaton, Wost wood, an ore unloader 1n the re· Mr~. Lueilae Kmg, Mrs. Velma duction plant, won the fint weekLuckeydoo, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Virtlnia, Sunday. t ly prize when his wife, correctly G~ood::.__ nl~t·~·--~"'---'"'--7---~----.; ..!.__ _-,----_ _ _;..-.... ldentifled the slogan, "A crutch may suoporl you. but it won't support your umtlly." With "safety consciousness" o~ the part of employ ~es the , st.art~ ACROS!I o. MortAr 22. Wurt. lni, point. detailed attention b 1. Shatt.r trough tem· pajQ. to establ.iab.il)ll ~l'le safest 8. ot thti Pop• 8. Distributed bare 11. A call by part.t working condlt.iona within the mta.l• T_,Prize ('l&r.• plants . . ure 121ContC:Ioua 8. Muaoovy 23 . .\ >During a new employet-a' iftitlal -1~, Forttfted duck rreat orientation course, he11vy empllasla lf. Eatlmatea 9. God of aleuch· Ia placed on safety rules. proced· l~. JCverrrun war (Gr.'l tor urea and equipment, and tl'le 1m· 10. Minus trfla 2... Peuta rtance oE knowing the This 16. Over 16. ConateU&· 27. Lulcl s followed ~1p witl'l safe17. Man't Uon ty meetings, r.onducted nickname 11. Htu~dle uh tftom.) 18. ~all;td 30. Mon'th ae. Medieval plo:fee·-•. plb)'ee , •'•u"P:.•,otrv~t. sor, 1r1..-~!~~m"l;, ": 1~.1nnate ld. Pauses for :n.Ra~ar a tory ·Each 22. Stltcb.Wr4 breath: ~trap 87. Na.tivt of 1 ••dual 21'1. Nua1 20. Old weliht 33. A(HOII :Middtf I:>AILY CROSSWORD w • J E H 9.90 oo•od 28.~'% 28_,l .uiil up On your Dial • Your Sun~ise - ~0 > > Sil"set ~loii!"""""'..,.;: as.ooo bml,.t blow at lhe Rulli•~•.• , \I u. 81bUeat ·. .. .,.., 8!), pj'1Hft ot 3t.A pet , fO . Plac• ,_,.d City bo 'The Editnr's·. Mail Bag· u Con•'l'I•••J"l 7:00 and D .. '. ~~" SIZES- 8·15 You Bet Your IJfe 8:30 Dragnet 9:00 · Peonle'• Cfloiet 9:30 Th" F'ord Show JO:(JO I;.px V}deo ~atre ' lt:QO News Headli.r.wi· Lt :i5 Weatl'lercast 11:20 Ptes, Bo" \., 11:30 Ton-ll!ht 12:30 Sign O~f I • •-"tfl"""'t ~ Bo:r $7.9$ & $10.9$ •Mercede·$ · ' eOftdon . Mtl. Mia CarolYJi;· Sluon, ' MlJa June · Robert coate1, Mr•. The foUowlna co.m mlttea were Goldie &.rnliaft, MnJ .Jean Tay.l appointed; Prop-im Con1m,J.ttee, lor, IIIII Cer<>t Bleb~, llr. . .d lin. perald Clerk, lira. \Luther Mra, Te4 1flt¥r, IIIII. Kathryn SmHh, Mrl. Nelton ROuib; MemSayr~, )Ira. Thom-.on and · Spec'•al'f;ounders ,. o· p. . I Oy fDg,rGm 5 Hei~Al Mason . , DRESS' SHOP Coart St. Pomeroy Lucille Outo, P!tfrt. J'aae.LeVaUJ]ln Mr1. Rich~ Greta anr:t Mrs. J\ IP · Fo,.ttdera Day Program Geora:e V:IUIIhan; Mlddleport; Mrs. under lhe direction' of Mrs. Denver Erni!Jl Carpent.et and Mn. P~bl i\rtls wu pretertted by the MaSaunde<O of GaOipollo. . ••n ParenHeael)ora l\8SO<latlon llrt. carl E. Moore, ~ H. R. on Tuesdiy evening at the Mason waatt.er, Mn. ViriU 8aye.t, Mrs. Elementary School. Lawrenee Smith oftd erancl·• daUJh.t.u; Mary Lou, ~h. Philip The pl'Ogram C!Oncemed Itself Meier, Mrs. R. E. Boice, Mi'a. Hen· with a skit which atressed five ry Ewing, Mrs. Cllarles ·Mulle.n J'r.. objem.lvts of the 'P artmt Teacher:; Mra. Ralph Sisson., Mrs. Richard ' Associatiotl. Narrator of the skit Rosenbaum, Mn:. Leo Smith, Mra. waa MiSs Lorena WeW, a .Mason . Joe Sisson, Mrl. HIU'I')' Bolinger, 'eacher. . Members of the PTA took part in the skit :end repr~sented various ... phases of the work of the PTA . . \ chorus under the dlreoUon of 'frB". Evelyn Foglesong presefltrd music. Mrs . Emily Burgess was 'eatured in two solo nurribers, "He' 1nd "The Lord's Prayer.'' ..-~ ,.-- I WCHS.TV CH.lNN!L I 8:00 Captain KaDgaroo 9:00 Morninq Show 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Art1u .. '1odfrey 11:30 Stri,te It Rich 12:00 Valiant Lady ·' The skit was closed with an im." preaslve candleligl'lt ceremony in which members of ibe cast pass· ed through the audience Ugbtln& ~a ndles held by every one in at. tendan<:e. In .the business meeting prior to :he program, the devotionals were .n <!harge o( M-iss 'Lessio Sleeth. rhe meeting was in charge of 'P resident Woodrow Foreman. 12:15 Lnve otl LJfe 12 :30 Search For Tomorro• 12 :f!i Guidine Llebt 1:IJO Kat:e's Kite'he,a. r As the World Turil 2:00 Our Misa Bruob 2:80 Hou;el"•tr 3 •00 The B4! Pato!l 3:30 Bob ~ro&bv Show 1 :30 1:30 w...,,,.artj . 3:00" !1te Bll P•yolf 3:30 Bob Oro.sby Show 4:00 llrigltter Dar 4:00 -t!td &eeret. storm 4:15 4:30 'P'dge of Night 4:30 5:0Q Th•. Early S 5•00 8:30. &our Easo Re-porte7 6:30 8:48.: 'Sports~P.arade 6:45 8:Mi We•therman O:!'i!J '7:00 Jih Corey Show 7:00 'J: 15 FAfwardl 7•15 18•.80 00 Go•llrey & Frlada 7:31) 0:00 ' ' ' 8·00 Brl~rht('J!.Pal Sect:>rt Stor.nt Edg.:'! · o_l.•!flW1i1 1·n~~~v . Y\lur Es . , cputa Sporfl! Par~ , . We::thetm!lai' . Art Linkle'lf:a- & the- 'Kidl nougla. Elwards Sgt. Preston of the Yukoa B;ob Cummings Shdrilr . r·i~~ ~~~~:~.. 90 1 The president appointed a nominating committee to <!bOOse eandi· dates for the offices of pr~sident, secretary,' and treasurer for next year. On th~ committee O!re Mrs. Vera Dodson, Mrs. T. A. Hewitson, and Mrs. Jean Ebersbach. A balance of $176.80 was repor.ted in the treasury. Miss Helen Bletner'.!l .second grade rt:.om won Ll'le priJe ·f or .t,ht mO)lth for havlng the nfoBt parents in attendance at Lhe .meeting. '· ---- v, ' Ho ·.ONLY $2.99" • .......... ,., ·" ' ...... ";r. .' i I.',,or., r---~tal=t: r~.~~.'!~~.S1 ~.~~rtaln•d I ', ' ~···· 8. . .: :~JIA ·. I,A.RNIE-IIIII.T/111- villi.... 11!-Atr.) II. 1114lllllllo '- .~tete Q. W6(t 1ot fetllnf M- lterehed .. sa. Mo.thlr-ot· .... peatl 59. Chrlltmu tt. M:iltnke d. LIArd ' . . . ' .. . ' tt.Cat.· DOWN t.Wnd .......................................... . -a-111 .... .._. .. a, _... ....,, ,._ .,..... ) ,: ~i.r&•• ·~:f. . I tate 3. D"w!llt I· r~., •· ~illo_4 m·r . DAU.ll CRYPTOQUO'f1D ...., ,, AXTII. I-1. ' lri: ~ b &undo - 2 '1 ., UJ;e' ~ a:;;!:'~n!!:i ••• In Deecll GrOYe , «IOttet)'Mltl alkl ~nl:llbtarera • ere 1ee, er, ..J1<4b 1Wn Cam Jao, Leifllei ~Ro 1 0 Fohn n Cl~· rth Y • anner an4 1ama _.wo J, Comi.D1 from . out of town for the ll!rrieel were Mr. aDd lin. Herman A. Pilber of Cenen, Fla.; Richard W. FiJher, Glendon, Callt.; Mr. •nd Mra. Edpr Vale and daupter, Bettina, Cotumbu; Mr. and Jlrl. Loren CaverJee and llr_ ..4 1lrL Prllllllin c .....t•• ol Hunt.ioJtGn, w. Va.; llev. and llra. s. E. Kaetul Edbon; Jlr. aad Mrt. L. R. FIJ'llleJ' and aon LeBo)' o! JloRifield and llr end-- Don le"« and dauJbter, J'W of HllJa.. Burbl · -~ · '"'"' ' Attending the Hea,ltL Mr b teting· 0.:.:.-4 :, neld nmOnday ', ., meet~na: tete 1 1{: Mrs. Donald Brown, Mn. -Gerald Clark, Mu Floyd Ca~hatt, Mrs. Roland Kart, ura. Paul , RoUiib, Mrs. Nelson fo115h. Mn. Marjon Ohlinger, Mr11. Lutlier SmJth, Mrs. Jerry B08tie, Mra. Jtme• Cunnint· haru , Mra. P.!Kene HeSIOn, and Mra. Bobby M.uney. - U . .11 The Law-el Clltl Be1ter Health da · • I, a, ••- II¥• the pra;er. lin. Charlet White, devotional leocJer, reid !be Scripture leuon fnm liM 4tll' ebapter of Phillip. pia.at and an II'Uelt ..,.oday'a Se· eret" from the wonldp book "'11le Secret Place" ~b d<alth with 11010Pb.J that ''you Ul&coln'• tu't belp the flee JOU're born with but lnl reqonaible for the P ,_ ,.,. die-. DuriDI the butlneu meeting it wu deeided to onlei more copiea or '"l'be s.a.t Place" tor dillrilnltlon 1n aru b.ollpitala. FJowen bo aent .. Jln. /t: I . Beaver who .. I patient in Holzer HospiW "The'cbolrman ur10d the memben to attend the Sebool of MisIlona l'elloWJbip Banquet to be held at tbe BaptUt. Church on Wednuday. February 20. It will I potluck meal. Mrs. B. F. Parmalee wa in 1 elW'ee ot the program and read "A .Big Nttbe and a Little Ma'n" from 1 Home M.isaions publicaUon. 1111- L D. DUet gave a re· .port on a <!l'l~b convention in Clnelnoati and !on 1 talk by Dr. hUng, former missionary in China. CAIOl. KINO, tJ.year-oJd Ottawa IDd1aJt, S. abowa In 0.. troJt, wblln abe tdentitled by photo WIIUam CoJeo Willing• ham, Jr., u a.a .acquatntanc• of Edward BedweU, wtw 1.& held ~!: ~;t~n aote~=natwit: ~ Unite..l MethodiSt 'Daughters Of Ruth Class In Meetl'ng ill Chlcacu alter' admtULng Jdllln3 the Grlmet atatere. Bed- well aaid Willingham, aJ.su tn cUIWdy, wu hll companion In the crtme. Willingham denied ever knuwtna BedweU. The In· dian ma1den uld ahe toured aeveraJ bani With tllem In De1 cember. b sociatlo~ met Monday at .the Fir.st 1Presbyterian 'church wlth .the llnttJroattoruUJ · ~ tor > ) C Q tr C vee 'I' tr . , . , .. ., . . . . ~ Y'OQ ARdw ,IMI. ~''-'*•~. - Us." tO wotti 1 OPP AND-ON PROVO, Uloh -UP- The 1 111)'&- UJhta at Tim· pano1os school haa been tolved. s~ience is the culPrit AD electric eye ri11ed to turn light on 1t darkness and off again at sunrise waa ao aensitive it reicted to il· self, turnt~& Ugh~ 'oa, then im· ~:::.:~:.m:;m :~:I •:masked '• •-· :-! ~ ~, 'f man" entered her fa~er'a :market hr:re, Dorothy • .f"rlent dashed.. out to summon po- -;--· llco, who Co@ptured the intruder I i without .a sttuJgle. He ..was her father,, who .e!J.l ered holding"' a ban4ktl'C!bief OvF his mouth alter bavlna; aom• teeth Pl&lled. ' SHOES VALUES TO $6.95 THE SHOE BOX Middleport VI POWlR ... 206 H.P. OF Ill HiJI climbing'• a enap. Passing is quicker and safer.. And you make betrer road·u- NEW RSD SUSPENSIOit*l Bumpe- rien deep rutanever roach the driver of i:bll traet<. Every trip'• a amooth-ridlllll pleaaure. •uP , .... ,e:Mo~~ ....... ~~ '"""'-' . ........ ......,..,, -· ~"·· OUT. IN-FRONT SMINGI • NEW TRICK WITH HAM! Nnoi.hertracktoda)'eOtltea . .tti.. . .,. Q(.l.i.i'li· . Xi .f~)l;, '!f Y~ li'Z lf crt - l&~· ie>a o~td llatt-dutlea-potent uow rivala of tM otatlon w,..on. • ' ' " ' ' 17% BEllER GAS MtlEAGE You cut.fuel use~ much u HYDRA·MATIC** KONOMIESI 17%-thanko to GMC'I JJeW, fast· ratio Cruising · axlo. And you get all Hydra.Matic bars engine the other benefits of Ovetdrive - without its extra cooL strain. You're rid of all clutch costa. Even brakes and ttree last longer. ••s.,r.....v•rlco .,cw...~ .. ..,,._,_ . I• - . Maney·Makers '"' 57' l ________...;__ s.. 110,1oo, [Ill' niplfl.Checkld Ulod t.,..kt ' BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. . ~- UP - Eliza Pcter5on, a trustee of Ligonier Valley embarrassed in hnok ner father had 'The J-'aper5 of Arthur which de;,:ls Wllh the · H ev~lutionary War . gonier Valley, bad been bO.TO.~. , by the late W. A. Peterson lD •• .... . ._ .... They. Can "'OI'I'Iy,-Be .. Purch(lsed .. . OVERDUE LIGONIER, Pa. - The bosteMea, Mrs. W. lL Jub· ling, .Mn. Marcus Chambers and lira. Walter Owens, M!rved a re· · fresbment eourse carrying out · . Valentine theme. -~,:-Wilt-­ ' J.fr AI PaYJt&er, PGI'tlarul, Grace Fur~ ol Great Bend WIN. tubttltute teaehera: ln the ~~~ of Mrt. Florenct: Circle and Chlorus Grimm, Mr. and Mra. Job Hill and eJdl.. dren were recent pett.l Of . lit, arid Kn. Keonetb WUt. ..... ll1d lolrl. Eorly llo•.,•bli>P' ... tertalned with an o)'Jter Satarday evenlDJ, Those attendlnc were Mn. 0 . A. Thaxton, Mr. an<l llrt. Earl Robinton, :Hr. l/ld lin: Batl Shlink and Mrt Cbarle• Sayre. Mn:. H. B. PoweU attended 1 stork thowtr rrtday evenina: for Mn. Ke!ly Sayr.e at the home ol Mrs. Alberta Saundera Of GaUJpo. Ua. Mr .and Mrs. c.rtoll Balser and son, Tommy, Mr. Lawrenee Baiter of HaosCteld, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abltt and cbUdren tpent tbll( week end with tbeir parenta, llr. · and Mra. Henry Baller. Mr. and Mta. Tom Day of Neo braska have returned to their home. They have been vlsitlDf his lister, Mle:s Clara Day_ Guests recently of Mr. and Everett Connolly were Mr. <lh~~ ~~·' ~T!- Ernest Griffin, Joppa. Mr. and Mrs. Dana McCain son. Gale, of Chester. chairman Mrs Karl owen, pre· tiding. ' · Mrs. Fred DeWeeS was 1n cbarae of the ·devotional aervice wtrieh opened. the meeting. Mra. Floyd Carma.ck read .an article ''War and Peacf' from the study book \•Jesus' Teaehingt on Citizenship" and Mrs. James Harley read an arUcle '"The United Nat1001 and .. ,..- '....... w.• ........;,. ' . . . LETART·FAl,.L$ Famous "Robin Hood" ra·s ~ry of fiaablnc / lh . Prnr'llD of the Lovejoy of lbe B. H. 8 •nborn Mi• elotw'J' Sodet,o o! lbe Flrll Bai> tilt ,Cbrelli when lbeJo met Twe• eftlililJ at the bome of llrt. Charlel learlel, Fourth Avenue, 'Mn. ftayD)Oad Luman, chatrman, read IJ.J:.cola'J favorite poem "Ob. Wb1 ...~*·" Splr"t _._, I 0 f Horta! Be Proud.TH for t.be openina: of the meetJAa and Mn. Allen Husbea Mrs. Clifford Jacobi!! as co-bostest. Mrs. Lew Delhi president, presided at the meeting and members responded to roll esll with a verse from a valentine. A report, wae given l)n the flower fund. Plans ¥ were made fo:r a money mating project. Hospital supplies weer discussed. A_tnan you note was read from Mro. lolerl• Diehl for fiowen _ sent at tbe time of the death of ~ Two bew members, Mrs. Hall Mis:; .Carrle Yeater a111illted by her ml)ther. A white eteph.int sale .i.Dd lin. Edward Demosky, were Mrs. J'"''Cob Gloeckner entertained was held with the proceed& tor ths welcomed to the Circle and the the Daqghters of Rull'l Class of flower fund. bosteJs teryed a desaert course lo the United Methodist Church, the new merq.~rl, Mrs. Luman , Monday afternoon at her home, The members wtre dressed a.s MrL G. G. Werner, Mrs. Allen Ebenezer St. hoboes and M..n. Ira Wellman and Hql'lea, Mrs. DUes, Misa Sylvia 1 . Mrs. Merlin Tracy were awarded M:t!MasteJI, Mrs. Parma1ee, Mrs. 'I_'he meeting opened With de- prizes for their costumes. Valen· Lawrence Bin&, Mn. Charles vohons led by Mrs. Al~rt You~&:r tine gifts were e~changed by "sun- White, )Irs. Clifford Stumbo, Mrs. who bad fo: her topic, Yoo ~utl~ shine sisters." Robert Haggerty and her sons, As You Believe." A short busmest thipper and Richard ~son was held with Mrs. Minnie BetreBhments were served by presiding\ the httsteases. , HOT MAIL NeutzUng presldent, Members ~1ponded to roll ca . The Marth meeting will be held TROY, N. Y. - (UP)-Firemen ·with a maxim on Lincoln ur Wub- at the home of Mra. Allen ·Eichln- who responded 10 a 0 alarm here ington. ger wittl Mrs. Dana Oilver as eo- . fouD4 an unusual blaze. It waa inRefreshments were esrved by hostess. side a mail bo1 attached to a pole. the hostess to Mr.s. Claude Darst, Mlss NeUe' Bing, Mrs. ltichard Campbell, M.rs. Young, Miss LYdia Ebersbach, Mrs. A. V. Howell, Mrs. Thomas Goegleln, Mrs. C. E. W. ' Do<knie , MiSs Ada Genheimer, Mrs. Earl Oliver, Mrs. Neubling and Alr11. Q. H. Myers. ~~~d~~/~~~~~~~. ' P" ..... ll.r ,. _,..,~--. . ~ldcln' .... :. " iaacal. . . · .· . ' ' . t -' • .• Other CP!t>n f~\ld .BI"e ~/ld Jll~e. . · . s~ • 1o 11..... ,•z~n : s~zeoau'\. as .. , . •=~f , .. LONOI'.IIf ' 111\elett, atmply ,, ...,(or . . ..\11"'. ' ~ ~~ 11.- "'.~:," J tor the three L'a. X tht tW.' 0~ ~, . , JRtert, trophQ tht leq\h and fo~,., ci:~' au blool;. ' f Each day tha coell lettera a.-.~ .,.,~, • . t)Q R ....r. ,, Saw Willingham clooe 1o tbeoe Blue 'Chip t3. Ori.H • &Jttl, The ,boatesa served a lunch at the clue of tbe meeting. ....... , '•• ,,, -•.• ,_, . 501 Flatiron B!dg. the Loyal ~alf Class ~f the Mlddieport Chw-eb of Chrlst Mond~y at her apartment on Fourth Aven· ue. Mllll ~ldred HaJo!ley, preai· dent, PfWded. and Ml.'lfl Hy~Jl .wu tbe devotional ~ea~r. .. . :Money.~ maklJ_tl projeea.a were disculled ~urlbg ·the bu!iness meet· Inc and It wu asktd t~ all mem· bers brine_ olea t f t stamps at the next meeting. Mri. Alice Robson read a paper on "Saint Valeotine'' for the eve· nlng's program and the member~ and pests, Mr. and Mrs. Fre"d I. Gardner, bad ah exchanae of Val; ~tioe Red . AnchoJ .:.. Pomeroy -~ """",...... ~ M-•..o•- Cb • DaUy Sentinel, Podl"eroy·Hiddleport, 0 ., Feb. 13, 1157_, l"wlenl Nn'kea for lln. A. H. in tbe ~r were·· held at the United Cln:1e Miss Mabel Hysell Presbyterian Is H.ostesss Monday Women Hold Tllere's eleganee In .lhe olean 1moqth lines of thl11ft1Ie low pump. ll"wearo. a ,eurled fringe belted at· Y\Hir vamp . . . Is designed 1o look Ita beat-with 'your whole wardrobe. Sharp In l1!d Ieotber, .venatUo In blaek. . WHTt-1-TV Channel13 Mrs. A.ll Fisher fil'$t Baptist Funeral Services Lovejoy 'Circle IleJd On .Sunday M,eting Held , Lintoln'a bb1M1ay wu observed committe~, )ln. Paat Rouab, Mrs. Ro~Jd K¥1', Kp. Bobby Muncy, !lr• Eileono 1(... sOn; Waya and MeaiUJ cOmmJUee, Mn. Jerry 'aoatie, llrL Donald Brown, Mrs. MJf'ion Oh\lnier. Plano "'"' -.... the meeting ,fot;, tbe club to vitlt ,._ tin state HupLtal on Fe~JJ. ' 'J~ Host.eue.s for tbe evenin~~. ~ Mrs. DonaJd Brown and M:n~Wiil.. .. Capehart. The meotlnl ...... '1'1 charge or tbe p[esident,_Mrs. P.a.W ' o, b ' Mn. CIUa San-on. berahip ;~~;;~~~~~~~~;;M~"';·;Mo~r~g;ret~-t~a~R;••;•;;h;,~ll!t~•-~lo~a- U:OO Up to the . new• 11:00 Up to .the Minute lfeq Letters to Editor tt:OB Sr.aamtng the Weather 11:05 SC!armi.ng the W~athet ' How would you like to slice ll~lO 'l'ht Late Sbf'IW 11:10 The Late Sbow ....::=_::._...:_____________ four-fifths off your current tax bill? :Many neCded things toulrl be bought with that difference, could they noU Current report Is that federal WHTN!TV CHANNIL 13 l)udget is practically four-fifths WNTN·TV CHANNIL 13 for ~r. How many Amer:iea11s re· ll:44 Slen on 11:44 SliD On member that we once had J 4-year 11:0. Cartoon Club lead over the. S:oviets? Then a Di• 12:10· Nooll Ne\" pla&::ed Person, Klau~ Fu<!hs, per· 12:1& Net&hbors mltte~ to euter the U. s. A. be· 12:30 Uberece ' tr~e'd enoliKh of our military se· 1:00 Femln!ne Touch cre:tiJ that the Sovi~ls quickly out • . dllta'bi:ed us: Now we can never· 1:45 Movt~ Mattnee . hope to overcotPe them as 'to en3:00 Afternoon :i'llm Folllvol. ctneen. In 1030, we had'2 to 1. In Sup.lr lfiriii ·Ti..., 8 y;(l'urs, tli'y bad rev~:rsed tl'lb. 5:00 Micke¥ lol- Otub The attmluion of that 1 Di• 8~ ll~f#,l~ .BUt · Jt. plaee(l Person was enough to cost 6:80 Cartoon Clu~ . us JIIIUC.h Jf th.e five times what • 8:411' Five Slit Final our"'tixes otherwise would be, as i•lS 1ohr Dlllv li tbe """ Well aS ebnst.ant worry about our ?.ail Sberdf of Cocbtao even being plunged Into slaveey ~~· to the Soviets. In spite ol all thll, : 9:00' Danny Thomas the Hyphenates plot to de1troy the 9:~ She~JQc~ Holme1 McCartan • Walter Immigration 10:00 Alr Tbili '57 Code our only ~Jrotection a,.Um.t 10!80 lll.Olde- Lal.. . a fQJtber influx. 11 :oct N.W, of tho Nlgltl Slncerelv vours, 11:15 TbotU. u 12:1ti Sip Off Edwin E. Grant Attorney at !.aw - Held Mond"'y Nl~t ,. Cborl.. Dorothy Fld:, M~• - Donald Br1J!II waa e 'd Linda llopre and tbe hoaored preside nt. o1 the-Mew Hafen Jfoth· sue1t and WJ,ltott., · en Club a 1 meeUns beld on Moo· day in the A!,e% Quillla M•ll'Orial Sendln' bui. JliiOble Cl b Hou tend and u ICI. Traey, Mr. a~ M:ra. Woodrow Wll· Other ot!ltert eJected at the ton; lit. and )lrJ. HellQ' llelraa:on, aame time wHe Kn. Bobby Muncy Mfl. llyrtle Loll.i. lira . .Anna DUI, vice preflldent; lrfn:. bme. CuoDr. atJd 11rJ, E. ·a~mu, Dr. and nlna;ham, aeaetar)'; Mrs. Floyd ~- >~•.· I. Dor•· ~· • lohn- . Capehart, treaaurer; Mn. Eu,lene .... .., . -.. &"uu.. lton, Mrt OUve \.ll:llrfham. lfiq Henon, reporter a_nd publldty Pb,ll4 Meier, Kht:lllamora Boice, mana&er Athen•; Mro. RuueU wu.on. Mrs. I , 8 :00 11:25 'TOn!Rht !2;3Cl - ~ Off _ 1 1~:: Crum~·b 7:30 Dinah ShortcSbow ' 7:43 NBC NeWif-" · '• ll :()!i, · "'N,WI,-~1!1 11: 15 11:20 Tod:~, Coffee Time 31.!i~\l~· Communl1t~?" Ja"llti polhted out, however, tha\ Swing reported last moDtll that :>nly three "tubvt)rlive.s" ~ere dl.'>fovered amoni ttii firlt Hunpriana admitted t:l th~ tounlry. Itt~ quoted Swlni· as IIYinJ th:ll 32 inspector, "ot lona Clllperil'm'o" wero proccs11in* the rofu~ce&. , JavitJ: conceded the re£ugefl pr'}'lram was 11ot w~thout rl&k.t. ~u~ ~e 'Rl1 It was "to. otq' "'rY Jr11~ · a~' Jnal . h~ten:lt" aDd '·'~ the way' In whl!~ we coula' ail !leO tile 01 su•o.1 .1 I WOO)) TBA.' ' V J gQ.A'IJ - 0"', ~~~: ~:Prlc, IJ Rleht 11:110 Truth or· 11·00 Tie Ta<" Dougb 12:30 lt could Be Yott 1 :00 {:urrent 2;00 Parsvn '~J St1..dy 2:30 Tennessee Ernie f 3 :00 Matioee Theatre 4:00 Queen For A DQ' 4 -43 Mode"n Romantel !tOO Comedy Thne5:30 My Little Margie 6 :00 Flatt and ~ruo1 S 6:30 N~ws Picture 6:45 Sport:a: Eyt~: 6 :55 Weathm:ast , 8!00 'Hfram' HOudl.f . 8:30 P'a'"'n X2aowa 'fist 9:00 "Kroft T!u!•~ I WOO _Ns II Yolil' h1!e 10:30 ' ~I.Jn Wll cuert at I IUfPrile shower JiveD Monday e•eniq at the aecond bouJe by J,net•: Verne Davia. Gin. tablo wbkh undelwhite arth frora which emtended a dlver wedd..lna: bell · Gamea were p)l)'ed, at1er ~bleb the honored que.. ~ opened b er many loYely glftt. Retrelhmenta: ot • eake Jeed. tn white and center~ wttb red belli and punch were terved .from a table with white cover- trimmed wifr. r•d !lOW1" and ,.lltorod with red tapeu in' cryltal bolden 1 Mrs. Wllson aerfed the eJ~ke after l1i wu cut by Jl'le and MJ', W~D. ll:iu ~elyn Fltk pre•l!!e<!· ot the punc~ bowl.' . IPreaent were Ml'l. R. E: Wilson, Shade; Mra. Nellie Larollette, 29. j'l.Ahd- ot the Free'' Wpltcr a)'Jp(lared on a ttlevltioh nrngram Amorlun Forum, .NBC ,.,.Uh Stm. J~tcob K. Javl11 wbo 'lafandcd the refugee proarant and ' ho Presil\ont'a new lmmllfatlon Pl'OPOIIA IS. Rrf('rJ•ln~ to the fiFit 8,200 rt~fu• l!ct·~ to t•nlllr lho Unl.tad S'atell, W~:~ltt"r wa~ a!lketl by moderator 'ilteplu:-n l\1<"Cot•mack: "lre they "Of couue they are Commu· nlsh." Wallar replled. Jmmigr ~tlon Comml.!lsiGntn: lole ph M Swtna. whose •aeoq Wll rupon&lble tor aeretnlna; the ref\1 · ~oes, wu not lm~dlat.ly• lVIII· :able. lor comment. r. "''"" Wnlh!tsome said secret th~ Comqmnists, In· ;==========~.I r ludinll pollee ag~nh, wl!'ro lhu first group to llee th~ "'ountry, anrl It watn't d11eovered 'Yho they were until · aeveral dD.Y!I later. He IH'<'\Ised uS. refuaee relttf ""~dmln\Ntratou or PIIIIRJ out tile 'lr,t 6 ~00 vi~a numben to ~nlfatlllnl nf thl~ 11roup. He aaid tl'le vh"-~ wrN' t~ken awmy from "real reful(re!l" lu Europe for thb P\ll'· po11e. 1 1 who passed their dz'ivi.ng tests, l,l.:st Thursday, at the Pt. Pleasam State Pollt~ Department Twenty-two otber ""'""'· passed _tile oral exRrt\lnatl?n whde 28 fa_aled the or~~:J tests. Stx persons faiLed to )'lass the operation test 7:00 I 9:00 7!8D' 'Bl!tn. l!'liher ' · U5 NliC' N~' .- . PHILATNEA MEETING The Philathea Society of th~ Middlc?Qrt Ch urch of Christ wiU 8:00 Captain Kangaroo ineet Thu rsday , Feh. 14, at thl" 9•00 Moratng Show home of Mrs. David Darst Sr. when 10:00 Gart'J' Ill"""' a Silent Auction will be held aud to.ao Artllur Godtr., an exchange of Valentines. 11:30 strike It Rich 12:Ga V•llant Lady ALL·DAY t.JEETfNG The Brownell H'come Demonatra - lUI Love of Llfe tion c : 11b will meet Tl'lllrsday (or 12<30 ~.ar.b 6>r Tom......, an ali-day meeting at tl'le h.ome ol 1a.4& Glillll•l J.llbt Mrs. Carl Will, 9161hE. Main 1100 Katie•, XiteheD Street, with membe-rs to bring 1:30 Al _:rtie Wori4TUM>t sack lunches. / 2•00 Our Mls.o Broolta danger of bemg say the 300th fatality on the nation's hig)i. wtiys over the Labor Day weekend is too great. The new law would have four of tht-:se holocausts each year plus seve~al others when standard unchanged holida-ys such as Christmas and New Years faU on Monday or Friday . . II would seem'the legislature might better expend their time and tax~ayers· _money enacting safety legislation to - W .Comes ell Prepared Hii.Et Tr.oop Conamittee p( Boy ~out Troop, No. 245, will hteet MOnday at the Library with ~. H. Wise Jri' chairman, . Df~fldi(l¥. ,others on the ccmmittce mclude the Qev. C. E. Hoyt, Robert MUJ:ioi, scou~. master: J,arry Rlee and Cene Coleman, asst. ..scoutmasters. James Simpson Kenneth McElhinney, Ja{'k Bechtel, Don Mills, Een Pmlson. WS.U-TV ~~ - ~"' ~ew Have-n Mothers Club,Eiections ~ unoble WSAZ -TV Chcm~el3 Wednesday Thurs WSAX·TV Ct4ANNIL 3 8 :55 Siij:D oa 1 :00 TOday t!JlOO Coffee Time 10:00 Home 11:00 The P.lee Ia Rlgbt 11 !39 Truth or (loneequefteel 12:00 Tlc Tac Douah IUD II C.Ul4 Bo You , \tOO Curreat 1 2:'0 0 CI(IDeQt. G~1 to School 2:30 Tetlf'lttaioe !rnle Ford 3:0Q llatin:te Theatre .:OQ QUeen~~ a,Daj i :411 'lOCI~ Rom:.noM TO MElT THURS04Y tJ;® · Comedy Time The Past Councilors or 'fheodor. ~!r:3o My Little MarAe us Council Daughters of America 6:00 Waterfront · will mt>ct Thut-Sday evenin& at 6:30 News PictUre the home of Mrs. Charles Co~en, 1:4S SP01'~ Eye it was announced today by Mr::o. 6:S5 Weatbercut M·ax Meinhan, pre.sldem . , '7:0Q *"nr qflhe 'hwD. y ,..::--w Po~':.'/::~..91> t!rOO:: Mrs. GeoHr.ey Wilson Honored Guest · AtSUl'priS'eShowerOn MondayNiaht 1 -,~. t:':~~r::;·d~ II oUII llr~ Geoflrey wnoon (llorlone ~Ue. Wehrunr, !l'n. ___ .,.:;;;;;;;::;;.. ___ ;;: -'~ I Moore) of ~ooor Hlfl!l, 113 W~eard, Min r Loa(, Xiu lllM ward J US t Kn. Kora and Un. Mr/ i • · wer• plaoe<J on • Jllla to .~ ArrI•ued .,, wu"".. i we~ •Mr. 111'1. EvereU _TELEVISION GUID BIRTHOA Y OBSIRVID Mrs Lee Pratt entertained s~,~n, day wit h a family .dinpcr celeb,..t,. ing the birthday of l'ler daugbter, !'Irs. Waller Rolllh; Mr. Roush and th~ 1r sons. l)()nnie and Rex, a granddaughter, Mrs. Ruth.. Lan~y ; and a son. Ralph Pr·att. Others at the din ner Wf'rP Mr. and Mrs. Edsar Pratt and grtnddaughter. Debby Laney, and Roger Rdush. . ·( K OF P MEETING Fides Lodge, No. 210, Knigtats of Pyth ill8, y,jlJ have .first rank work .,or follr cand idatEs on ThrArsd:ty evening at the K. of P. Hell. ·" IWCIIld. e.lw m~nf mttler at tbto post office at Pom- Daily Sentinel Day Jlook. . \ . . �/ ~ I'Qin~)'-Middleport, 0., Feb. 13, 1957 . .\ This Season -Over CMaintain S4r Eastern RoDs 9ver Rutland 96-3'1rt ~ge Go !!tt Eaal6D!~~~ ~,!-!,~!. !!·~~"~ ~ ~~p~~hl~~~~ ,.,,a, I w ~U.I llaelne'o Totoado .,.~~etball -~ te.m· iao~,ameaw•ytoday., from •cl1mplaJ t~eir pate~ .ae~l'.n in pne:ntion after bu~lfll Cbauoeey"l)(Jver 91-40 1'qeli!bY I , niibt iJJ,. the yea, t~ ~or knockout ~ow to. R~and 'JV!!~• t Ui GrAIJ'ani ~ Jultice 0--0 Thursday._ . day ni~bt . on .t_!!c CMater t .., , --4 l f-11) 39. II'T;;c-s;-;t~RU~ · ;,;;!(-;;[,;;.1 :::,..'"5- floor wmrung w to 39 behind .I ' r.• r• nit l:UUO' uP fe .., __ 1 k fast and accurate sflota of Eua<· TU ... Ltf. -~. • . n.au .ac • Kni&ht with poi~ts and tlie nation .a .moat SUCCf:ssful JOCk· wlth ut UP . the past tto yeats, "c:counted vletoile• it ~aleah Park :!!!! WIN AT HVNTCNOTON Tbe Toledo Mereurya b~ a 1-1 deadlock iJI tbe !loal od. 'fuesday night to defeat the ' tington Hornets in an Inter,.,. al ~ey LMagu~ flllie ,at H tOll, W. Va., tJi& Uilifixl pt>Tt~d. .w at l;ast h-e 1ame \ of Only· Darrel Dugan V;1tb 11 and tbe wiDQers. Qo.bert Turner _with 10 of tP,e Racine's tose:rs could • -S(:Q.t'inl . l)el,ght, ·~~:~~T:~;~~ fl g~t column ln tbe dl:lll.ble MS tht! supefior spee~. sr~d experf~ of &he Eastern team paid off on their court. born~ $2 .· 4. .95 .---· NOW 18.5 game . 17 game rOp.te year. , Easterd led aJl the way by fat counts, an.d held their !Jutland opponents to three pelntJ In the last quarter:'' In a preliminary tame Eastern "servet piled . up a record sl:!or~ (d. 70-22 over the 8tt1e Rutlanddr&. Gau1 waa high with 28 potnlll aa all the Easterners bit the do~ble scoring column. Score by qauften: Eaatel'D of It Tommy Jim ot Rutland RD, a 8POI1I flrure, but Titus was all ear1 abbu.t Weber's work On his poeen·s. Jim repres.epts a Central Ot\ic Jaboratory wlficb is doing •Pat\twork in Ohio, Kentoeky and Incll.ana, among a few states, on selebtifle teating and tNlatment of 1oU1. Jim sJgned up a Portland farmer 11 couple of weeks ago. Said the farm~: "I've bad a eoupJe of YNI'I in engineerln.a: sebool An hlri leienee. This fannina: (and he'a sutcesll.fuJ, too) la ju11t about Ill auelt *Ork 10 far. Maybe what Titt11 baa wit) l'jelp." ' IQD!eth1n' ~urdy 11 10l11J a1ona 1n Mlcfclleport abou't ietfl11g on with the park in the !Iouth end of town, Council has made a decisie~ to move in condemnattoa proendlnp for some needed loti. Some Mld.dlepot-t preaehm havedone yeoman serviee alon·r wltb many Gthers with ;o axe to giolnd other thtin a persistent Inner urge to aee eome forth reereJtti~QIIl faeilitie• fot HTea youngfli:t~l. Their reward may not come In thlJ Hfe Ulaolid form, but lt will C!OM:t!l. High School Basketball l aur~lvll\e 44 ,..., r!iz ll3 O~k Hill 156 ,, .,,c:o 7 I Winlrrs\'ille B.'J SALE Coallau01 •• ON (illld ... mem • I C'o' umbm Cr n•ral !56 'u!urnbus t:ast 63 Columh115 W e~· M ~olumbus am Aqulrel 111 ,Wilt Gains Edge 11n Scoring Race IWitl~!!~ 2!~!rs Winter Cloth ins *1111) NO. illld SINe I (' · .., M~n . Are'CallM ZJpJXW f1'"~t~ . Gabardine. QUHI.fl-' ~ 'ining, reg- " ~11!' !i> $14.115. For Indtidion ' " maifg etfleto ltftlfl net listed , Seven men from Masop County ' Come See In these will report on Pel!urary 18 for in: dUclion Into tbe Atmy according to Mrs, Be&a ~try Moore, draft board clerk. the ITlJ!n were 01'· lginaUy .scheduled to report 011 February lt. Among the ~even to report are two voluoteera - Wilmer Ray ~ fer of Leon and Kenneth W. (Jack) Seltes of New Haven. Rutland: D. Cano~ t- 0 8; I,. DUgan 3--0-6; R. Turnei S---0;- Qhlo l!tate lb the otanil- lnl' liz ramea on Ole rOad. . Racine, hi~ 2Q of 37 free. throw ·"That playing on the road it tries for 75% accuracy, Chauncey pretty tough," tbe Hoosier mentor a:ot but 12 of 23 tfies. Diet. ..That p.gychololfcal ed1e In a reie"e game preJlmJn1ho m.ke1 a lot of difference ..." Raeine wOn Ill t~J 31 't'itb 'ChapBut it was on the road, the ~ and"see~te hlrb with 14 each. white-haired coach reminded, that 1.!\ ll:t.i(.&.lnn~ ..e.nrp reault . ~tani­ Indiana found itself. The Hoosiers pired with statistics a5 Racht~ ; reran Iowa into the ground , Feb. 2, serves tUcked · on 38% of . t~elr 82-66, In "one of our best gamea field goal· tries and 36% of tluUr foul totBes. C·D"s reserves hit 30% this aeason," aaid McCracken. He hu found his starting crom· of their field ~~:oal tries, and abo bination, too, afler weeks of ex- 30% of their foul tries! Score by quarters: periment&, with Dick Neal and 26 47 66 98 Racine Pete Obremsky at forward, center ' 1() 21 26 46 C·D Archie Dee a, the loop's top scorer, INDIVIDUAL ICOIINO and Charley Hodson and Halli• lla·cffte: oithalo 6--4-lft; satBryant at tbe ·guards. oer 2-2-11; P i'II --16; CO\.LEGE BASKETBALL aY United PrMI ~AST · " !i~ll e fl3 Te'lilplc 111 !l' Holy .tro.~a 82 1'•ode lsland 73 Provldcnee '10 SCNY 70 St. Fr&ll.elO NY 67 'Juquesne 81 Carnegie !Teeb 35 ic!UTM Maryland 83 Vir~lfliA M \f. Ca~Uaa St. 79 DUke 71 W v ;l'glnia 93 teo. W11shington 82 VPI 66 Wa s" ington & : ec 118 "'~~ nolt c 82 VMI Rg ':!lcm.son '19 Sout h C'trollna '11 Wolfe e-,3--1~; Adams 1-4-10; e ' \ ( .... .. ·. . ' -.Aft the Falcons return ~­ war• on F:rlliay to Sandyvllle tor Now! Prove for yaurself Plymouth is fully illneu is of his ball out o~ . Alllence• ch 11-4-14; Dade 2-1--' B<!gle 3-Z-Jtt; man 4--Q-..11, Totals 35-- (28 of 8'7) -98. C-D: Kirkpatrick 8-2--8; Sawyer 2 t 8; Kollar 3--4---10; K.ranyak 4---1-9; McAfee t-0-8 ·Dlckem 1-r-Q--2; Solder O-I-l; Ne!olm, O'Nill, Nye, o-t)-0. Totall 17-!12-28}-48. . Retere~l": ltalph and LaytOD Sayre. Preacher Center On, \Vtfe ) i Dl :;7 II' 'i · mal 77 • -· Y' ~ n 70 I. oyo!a Lll 63 . tn 'L ; 62 Oklaboma A&M ft2 .. ;Jl ;, .. .. ·''liJJ :.i-s: . . ; : • ·0 : \)• . t,l!' ..... Gl'OIUidhOI - ·. . ., I' I • .. ., .:-j:_. ... ,, ·:f!• ' . ., i>' .' . . , t~a 500 · •":!1 ' t '. ·'·,_~o · ~o· ,, ........ . , , ,... \IW ·.~.,_.~:~., .... ' :r ' ,,...,-t<'•i- ~:~ ' ::. ,t;~ ,, ~:: . ' ....,., .. . -:ctorrle. v.. ) . L· L.'' • ' ' ' ' ' . ·'' . I I . OL'D -.\ . ,c·· I . '··~· I Clolblng Greatl,y REDUCED IE-GROSS, Inc. ~ '· t r ..•·. ·.' ··,. ., co~~-· "&:LX. 8" ~aowo• ••••• - ·:.t_ , l ·I, .... . Cinne to ?!OM' R~t/mtiutk desler's e~qtrJI Ftatflre41y-feature cotnpariB'on .. ' "'G , ttt.tt ve~ Saw Hll lllwlowl ( ., At•ll• About II liEN'S SToRE 3 YEARS AHBAD OF ,TR "O~HBR TW0!'-1 ,.. ..... ...., Doubt • ' . '·', . "•· PLENTY COLD -3 . wlth the Gil· . 10' Jklahoma Aaa.t-. white Grldy Wallacae or South Carqflna . Wll ~eorln.a: only 24 In a · 79-'71 lQ.Ia to Clemson, tbambefll\fi boosted Ms !Corla.a: avei'age .to 28:.$14 points per aame to· WaUai:lt-'.1 .:Jiuo. Tonllht tbi ~~~~ - ""d amau,,. Unllod ,... ........ 'WO'I... Wilt Tilt Stilt cliamborlalla, <l4nleri4er, Cohilp)Ql"i livo-nlfte Kansu' seven-toot aen&atlon wbo Cbet The Jel !'olr\6, loeo, Into Jvanla'. · 'lad beea foreed to tJ1tf 1 b•~~ aeUI)a aralnli: hl'tt'1 averaa•· I at 2lU atid seat tor a weet, Nlalnet rllrorthin lead today in tlte 1hrelll~ !\e ileedl"42 pOl ·ta Jn ionl1ht'a tua. nfl'ed fight for the natlo~a} bal· sle to overfake "The Stilt." ketball IC!Orlng lead. Whlppine 36 polnt.a throu1h tiKI cord In a 82·52 triumph ovtr .tbe a Pomeroy . .-.'· ' M~dwHt Colu mb us So\t. h 5S ALL oi elaat,ic botf.Orna.. Regu; tar ~P to $1~.9!1. luji',. and pfayt four pi ill re!baln- ''"'I" Gri' nrlt•i(>w 81 G•·ove City 69 'IL,nlllon Twp. 61 Marion·FrHilklln CO , Gahit nna Lincoln '111 Columbus Unlvcnlty 56 Columbus City LHtu• . Cn lumbll~ North 103 1 ·110~ .., ,.•• ~e... JllliJn,. ~~e -· Hoo-sier-Coach Credits Dtfense, feai Play For Place At Top Of Big 10 clubs BLOOMINGTON, Ind. )JP - 0.. fenai! and team play put Indiana on top of the heap In the tohi'd Dis Ten basketball race, coach Branch McCracken said todQ'. That, p\~1 the fact tile conference 11 the most balanced ever, be said. The Hoosiers have finally "jel• A bU aeo the loeale, PorUand, led," McCracken explained. But was mentioned. Up there Ia a he added cautiously "we've got a :younster named Sammy Price, in long way to go." the Nth Grade we believe, who Indiana i11 only half a a:ame bas b~·e n ralaina eyebrows an winter with bll' selUiatlonw.l per· formances on Dad Ruberl Pi'lcli"a '1th-8th grade b~ketball tea111, -.lhl •.. . •alnst Hank Null's Jtutland Grader• last Satur<lay night little Sam· my awlshed 30 polnh through the By UnltH Pre" neta. Thit baa been golna: on aU ~f <!rtin s Fl!ITY 76 Dellnire 67 season. Brldgepor\ 9'7 .8arnegville 'l1 Egad! watt'll that fcUow gets Wood~rield 81 Bellsville M Into Racintl HlP khoou Hubert has another a:reat prospect up Col umbus Jtoury '73 ColU mbus Arad£-my 44 there, too. Youhg BlU:r McKeh•ey . 13P!dl'y '111 Grecnfil!ld McCI11in 64 He'• also a tine 'bprpshooter. Columbus St. Charles 89 'Continued Oh ,.., flv•) Frankl in Helehtl 48 ! ancuter BJS 66 WINTER REDUCTION South Bloomln(dale •U ' mc!lstr r St l\farys '14 Sar-COCits lop J.a ekets 215 . ~ v No .... ...7 62.1 Cla.O ... :t~ 60.0 60.1 . 34M o/' tlti ~priu "B" 1 · . �/ ~ I'Qin~)'-Middleport, 0., Feb. 13, 1957 . .\ This Season -Over CMaintain S4r Eastern RoDs 9ver Rutland 96-3'1rt ~ge Go !!tt Eaal6D!~~~ ~,!-!,~!. !!·~~"~ ~ ~~p~~hl~~~~ ,.,,a, I w ~U.I llaelne'o Totoado .,.~~etball -~ te.m· iao~,ameaw•ytoday., from •cl1mplaJ t~eir pate~ .ae~l'.n in pne:ntion after bu~lfll Cbauoeey"l)(Jver 91-40 1'qeli!bY I , niibt iJJ,. the yea, t~ ~or knockout ~ow to. R~and 'JV!!~• t Ui GrAIJ'ani ~ Jultice 0--0 Thursday._ . day ni~bt . on .t_!!c CMater t .., , --4 l f-11) 39. II'T;;c-s;-;t~RU~ · ;,;;!(-;;[,;;.1 :::,..'"5- floor wmrung w to 39 behind .I ' r.• r• nit l:UUO' uP fe .., __ 1 k fast and accurate sflota of Eua<· TU ... Ltf. -~. • . n.au .ac • Kni&ht with poi~ts and tlie nation .a .moat SUCCf:ssful JOCk· wlth ut UP . the past tto yeats, "c:counted vletoile• it ~aleah Park :!!!! WIN AT HVNTCNOTON Tbe Toledo Mereurya b~ a 1-1 deadlock iJI tbe !loal od. 'fuesday night to defeat the ' tington Hornets in an Inter,.,. al ~ey LMagu~ flllie ,at H tOll, W. Va., tJi& Uilifixl pt>Tt~d. .w at l;ast h-e 1ame \ of Only· Darrel Dugan V;1tb 11 and tbe wiDQers. Qo.bert Turner _with 10 of tP,e Racine's tose:rs could • -S(:Q.t'inl . l)el,ght, ·~~:~~T:~;~~ fl g~t column ln tbe dl:lll.ble MS tht! supefior spee~. sr~d experf~ of &he Eastern team paid off on their court. born~ $2 .· 4. .95 .---· NOW 18.5 game . 17 game rOp.te year. , Easterd led aJl the way by fat counts, an.d held their !Jutland opponents to three pelntJ In the last quarter:'' In a preliminary tame Eastern "servet piled . up a record sl:!or~ (d. 70-22 over the 8tt1e Rutlanddr&. Gau1 waa high with 28 potnlll aa all the Easterners bit the do~ble scoring column. Score by qauften: Eaatel'D of It Tommy Jim ot Rutland RD, a 8POI1I flrure, but Titus was all ear1 abbu.t Weber's work On his poeen·s. Jim repres.epts a Central Ot\ic Jaboratory wlficb is doing •Pat\twork in Ohio, Kentoeky and Incll.ana, among a few states, on selebtifle teating and tNlatment of 1oU1. Jim sJgned up a Portland farmer 11 couple of weeks ago. Said the farm~: "I've bad a eoupJe of YNI'I in engineerln.a: sebool An hlri leienee. This fannina: (and he'a sutcesll.fuJ, too) la ju11t about Ill auelt *Ork 10 far. Maybe what Titt11 baa wit) l'jelp." ' IQD!eth1n' ~urdy 11 10l11J a1ona 1n Mlcfclleport abou't ietfl11g on with the park in the !Iouth end of town, Council has made a decisie~ to move in condemnattoa proendlnp for some needed loti. Some Mld.dlepot-t preaehm havedone yeoman serviee alon·r wltb many Gthers with ;o axe to giolnd other thtin a persistent Inner urge to aee eome forth reereJtti~QIIl faeilitie• fot HTea youngfli:t~l. Their reward may not come In thlJ Hfe Ulaolid form, but lt will C!OM:t!l. High School Basketball l aur~lvll\e 44 ,..., r!iz ll3 O~k Hill 156 ,, .,,c:o 7 I Winlrrs\'ille B.'J SALE Coallau01 •• ON (illld ... mem • I C'o' umbm Cr n•ral !56 'u!urnbus t:ast 63 Columh115 W e~· M ~olumbus am Aqulrel 111 ,Wilt Gains Edge 11n Scoring Race IWitl~!!~ 2!~!rs Winter Cloth ins *1111) NO. illld SINe I (' · .., M~n . Are'CallM ZJpJXW f1'"~t~ . Gabardine. QUHI.fl-' ~ 'ining, reg- " ~11!' !i> $14.115. For Indtidion ' " maifg etfleto ltftlfl net listed , Seven men from Masop County ' Come See In these will report on Pel!urary 18 for in: dUclion Into tbe Atmy according to Mrs, Be&a ~try Moore, draft board clerk. the ITlJ!n were 01'· lginaUy .scheduled to report 011 February lt. Among the ~even to report are two voluoteera - Wilmer Ray ~ fer of Leon and Kenneth W. (Jack) Seltes of New Haven. Rutland: D. Cano~ t- 0 8; I,. DUgan 3--0-6; R. Turnei S---0;- Qhlo l!tate lb the otanil- lnl' liz ramea on Ole rOad. . Racine, hi~ 2Q of 37 free. throw ·"That playing on the road it tries for 75% accuracy, Chauncey pretty tough," tbe Hoosier mentor a:ot but 12 of 23 tfies. Diet. ..That p.gychololfcal ed1e In a reie"e game preJlmJn1ho m.ke1 a lot of difference ..." Raeine wOn Ill t~J 31 't'itb 'ChapBut it was on the road, the ~ and"see~te hlrb with 14 each. white-haired coach reminded, that 1.!\ ll:t.i(.&.lnn~ ..e.nrp reault . ~tani­ Indiana found itself. The Hoosiers pired with statistics a5 Racht~ ; reran Iowa into the ground , Feb. 2, serves tUcked · on 38% of . t~elr 82-66, In "one of our best gamea field goal· tries and 36% of tluUr foul totBes. C·D"s reserves hit 30% this aeason," aaid McCracken. He hu found his starting crom· of their field ~~:oal tries, and abo bination, too, afler weeks of ex- 30% of their foul tries! Score by quarters: periment&, with Dick Neal and 26 47 66 98 Racine Pete Obremsky at forward, center ' 1() 21 26 46 C·D Archie Dee a, the loop's top scorer, INDIVIDUAL ICOIINO and Charley Hodson and Halli• lla·cffte: oithalo 6--4-lft; satBryant at tbe ·guards. oer 2-2-11; P i'II --16; CO\.LEGE BASKETBALL aY United PrMI ~AST · " !i~ll e fl3 Te'lilplc 111 !l' Holy .tro.~a 82 1'•ode lsland 73 Provldcnee '10 SCNY 70 St. Fr&ll.elO NY 67 'Juquesne 81 Carnegie !Teeb 35 ic!UTM Maryland 83 Vir~lfliA M \f. Ca~Uaa St. 79 DUke 71 W v ;l'glnia 93 teo. W11shington 82 VPI 66 Wa s" ington & : ec 118 "'~~ nolt c 82 VMI Rg ':!lcm.son '19 Sout h C'trollna '11 Wolfe e-,3--1~; Adams 1-4-10; e ' \ ( .... .. ·. . ' -.Aft the Falcons return ~­ war• on F:rlliay to Sandyvllle tor Now! Prove for yaurself Plymouth is fully illneu is of his ball out o~ . Alllence• ch 11-4-14; Dade 2-1--' B<!gle 3-Z-Jtt; man 4--Q-..11, Totals 35-- (28 of 8'7) -98. C-D: Kirkpatrick 8-2--8; Sawyer 2 t 8; Kollar 3--4---10; K.ranyak 4---1-9; McAfee t-0-8 ·Dlckem 1-r-Q--2; Solder O-I-l; Ne!olm, O'Nill, Nye, o-t)-0. Totall 17-!12-28}-48. . Retere~l": ltalph and LaytOD Sayre. Preacher Center On, \Vtfe ) i Dl :;7 II' 'i · mal 77 • -· Y' ~ n 70 I. oyo!a Lll 63 . tn 'L ; 62 Oklaboma A&M ft2 .. ;Jl ;, .. .. ·''liJJ :.i-s: . . ; : • ·0 : \)• . t,l!' ..... Gl'OIUidhOI - ·. . ., I' I • .. ., .:-j:_. ... ,, ·:f!• ' . ., i>' .' . . , t~a 500 · •":!1 ' t '. ·'·,_~o · ~o· ,, ........ . , , ,... \IW ·.~.,_.~:~., .... ' :r ' ,,...,-t<'•i- ~:~ ' ::. ,t;~ ,, ~:: . ' ....,., .. . -:ctorrle. v.. ) . L· L.'' • ' ' ' ' ' . ·'' . I I . OL'D -.\ . ,c·· I . '··~· I Clolblng Greatl,y REDUCED IE-GROSS, Inc. ~ '· t r ..•·. ·.' ··,. ., co~~-· "&:LX. 8" ~aowo• ••••• - ·:.t_ , l ·I, .... . Cinne to ?!OM' R~t/mtiutk desler's e~qtrJI Ftatflre41y-feature cotnpariB'on .. ' "'G , ttt.tt ve~ Saw Hll lllwlowl ( ., At•ll• About II liEN'S SToRE 3 YEARS AHBAD OF ,TR "O~HBR TW0!'-1 ,.. ..... ...., Doubt • ' . '·', . "•· PLENTY COLD -3 . wlth the Gil· . 10' Jklahoma Aaa.t-. white Grldy Wallacae or South Carqflna . Wll ~eorln.a: only 24 In a · 79-'71 lQ.Ia to Clemson, tbambefll\fi boosted Ms !Corla.a: avei'age .to 28:.$14 points per aame to· WaUai:lt-'.1 .:Jiuo. Tonllht tbi ~~~~ - ""d amau,,. Unllod ,... ........ 'WO'I... Wilt Tilt Stilt cliamborlalla, <l4nleri4er, Cohilp)Ql"i livo-nlfte Kansu' seven-toot aen&atlon wbo Cbet The Jel !'olr\6, loeo, Into Jvanla'. · 'lad beea foreed to tJ1tf 1 b•~~ aeUI)a aralnli: hl'tt'1 averaa•· I at 2lU atid seat tor a weet, Nlalnet rllrorthin lead today in tlte 1hrelll~ !\e ileedl"42 pOl ·ta Jn ionl1ht'a tua. nfl'ed fight for the natlo~a} bal· sle to overfake "The Stilt." ketball IC!Orlng lead. Whlppine 36 polnt.a throu1h tiKI cord In a 82·52 triumph ovtr .tbe a Pomeroy . .-.'· ' M~dwHt Colu mb us So\t. h 5S ALL oi elaat,ic botf.Orna.. Regu; tar ~P to $1~.9!1. luji',. and pfayt four pi ill re!baln- ''"'I" Gri' nrlt•i(>w 81 G•·ove City 69 'IL,nlllon Twp. 61 Marion·FrHilklln CO , Gahit nna Lincoln '111 Columbus Unlvcnlty 56 Columbus City LHtu• . Cn lumbll~ North 103 1 ·110~ .., ,.•• ~e... JllliJn,. ~~e -· Hoo-sier-Coach Credits Dtfense, feai Play For Place At Top Of Big 10 clubs BLOOMINGTON, Ind. )JP - 0.. fenai! and team play put Indiana on top of the heap In the tohi'd Dis Ten basketball race, coach Branch McCracken said todQ'. That, p\~1 the fact tile conference 11 the most balanced ever, be said. The Hoosiers have finally "jel• A bU aeo the loeale, PorUand, led," McCracken explained. But was mentioned. Up there Ia a he added cautiously "we've got a :younster named Sammy Price, in long way to go." the Nth Grade we believe, who Indiana i11 only half a a:ame bas b~·e n ralaina eyebrows an winter with bll' selUiatlonw.l per· formances on Dad Ruberl Pi'lcli"a '1th-8th grade b~ketball tea111, -.lhl •.. . •alnst Hank Null's Jtutland Grader• last Satur<lay night little Sam· my awlshed 30 polnh through the By UnltH Pre" neta. Thit baa been golna: on aU ~f <!rtin s Fl!ITY 76 Dellnire 67 season. Brldgepor\ 9'7 .8arnegville 'l1 Egad! watt'll that fcUow gets Wood~rield 81 Bellsville M Into Racintl HlP khoou Hubert has another a:reat prospect up Col umbus Jtoury '73 ColU mbus Arad£-my 44 there, too. Youhg BlU:r McKeh•ey . 13P!dl'y '111 Grecnfil!ld McCI11in 64 He'• also a tine 'bprpshooter. Columbus St. Charles 89 'Continued Oh ,.., flv•) Frankl in Helehtl 48 ! ancuter BJS 66 WINTER REDUCTION South Bloomln(dale •U ' mc!lstr r St l\farys '14 Sar-COCits lop J.a ekets 215 . ~ v No .... ...7 62.1 Cla.O ... :t~ 60.0 60.1 . 34M o/' tlti ~priu "B" 1 · . �• - I ' . ., e e. Legal Notice ' po..., tit& followlna d....tbod propert,y, to-wit ; ·. Belq Lot No. 386 in Lower Pomeroy. n ow Incorporated irtto I'Oil Q)NSJSUNT DIPINDABLE RESULTS and ,, WANT ADS . PHQNE . ·• RATES :1 ,eulta /':. word. ..one lhaertiOJL Minimum 111 'Mary S. 'rn - ' A1"J'ES1: t:' IT'S EASY TO BUY- SELL- RENTfind emplolllllent - hire or find a loet Item thro~ 1be Dilly SenUnel W ADS. Don't put It oft Call 898 Today- An Ad In lbll•column GETS RESUL:rs ~Selwol (2) 8, S. A. Barnhill, 1104 E. 9th Street, . 212 31< Wollllon. 12 YEARS TO., ~R Cl~~bB~~~~~~~~]~$~~~ factory r•r in thelr major nluable award•. Buelr.e7e Bt&te Their fl.eaUon, Dairy J'oo!l.. ,. Sori'Yiiceju.dl'ed by the EJ.tena1oa directs the f·H Jn'Oaraml.. Out.at&ndla\ ablllt:r to utU11e P&trlela entered the Rome &nd demonat •te clall'J' food prod- Beaatlflat.tloa · pra~ ' Qlree net• broad Individual at&te ..... -.•• projoet .,_. ...... honon In lie f-& Datry Foodl a IIJDI.Il plot of aoatial ..,..... to tbe ooapttte ol a Demonalrl.tJon proaram to 11 fear old lane Maurer of Woo1tu. U,OOO IIQ1IIh foot ....... The team demoaltraUoq whlnen IIJ.e ba• aer.-ed &I fnate,. were DlPJ~e Winter, 17, ud Mary loa4er, ..eO!~( oeerotarp, aad . CAT FISH, live or dressed., Ci:l Chevalier, Long Bottom. workable ft ~her, We Are PINJed TO ANNOUNCE TilE APPOINTMENT OF .,.,,..,ptq I Lynne Winter, ll, botb of Oat Arbor. Each Cirl waa awarded a beautiful loacribed wrlat watch • . ANNUAL FlNANtiAL IIPoRT Iedford To0.nthlp 1 Malga Couirty, Ohio For the Fl~e•l Ytw IMine EQUIPMENT COMPANY Pomeroy, 0. PbQDe 94 '1.,.;;,~ · Authorized Dta ltr FOR (8) · Auto Soles WOMAN OR GlRJ_. Lt care for 2 children, must lit•e Jn, phone 3062 Hacmc. 2-11·3tc ___ I'ONTIAC V8 Star Chief Be· dan. LeJe tbiiD D.OOO ea1y miles. f249G.DO. Bllettnar'a, Pomeroy. 2 T 6tc 19111 BUICK V8 Special 4 dr. RivIera Sedan. "'bnl Top", 0110 loell owntr. 1 f28N,OO. Bla(.~, 2 T 6te C• 120 I Middleport eall Alva Clark, phone 848-J, owner of Clark'• Dairy, Pomeroy, Route No. 3. "Quality Speaka For Jtaolf. 11 a a 8tp I tal BUICK Special dr. Jllvlora Cpe. Dynanow drive, "Hard Top", one CINiul owoer. P1D&. Blaettnat'l, Pomero7. • Tille (9) For Sole - nB!t:RGLASS AWNINGS 1nd dlior canopleo, Ytneliln blind• all eoloro and oluo, aluminum lad. don, all llodo, nur1117 otoek AIJ lJDdi~, w!DdOW bllndo Oft l llh..r.a all iOioh and 11111. Free boolatlatlon, free 01\hutu Dale Wtppol Supptt, ZU U!olon Ava., PomorOJ, 1 1 J.mor ILW FOR SALE, .Citrk Jlvldon ••d !meal Smtih. Pbone 3'114, Phone '10 Ill \ l WARtl -'.•w-•o•~••• ..................... '~ ~""!'~~...,.. . , IIIL ....... II. • 61 , ....,., Ohio ACCIDINT RtoJ Ettafe.Braker In MiDDUIPOii1', OHlD , ~~6111 I'HOI!... ·--- -· You'll ..... .,..w..........._ ' Through The· Doily Sentinel WANT' ADS Co 1<1',- • Wtl\~1 •' "lulld l,olttr Por Lo11• I Mllet North ol P~y Oft lt... Call Find It 398 CONCRETB BLOCKS GRUESIR BLOCK CO. Lookint For Somtthl-'f' ard Brandl. Roulyn•a ~amonUraUoa, ..Yea1t Bread• from roretaa Landa" wu linn three ttme• to • total of U7 persona. lt tneladed bo•ka from Sweden, tea rilll' from lDnctand, and pJJ;u. :Dte from Italy. ' Marth, Ana and Ioree demoalb"ated "Bbaptnr Sweet Rolla.. to a total of CO persona at two tam. They Included elanamnn twl&ta, pecan roU1 AD4 JIDeapple Total Fl.. Protection 88.80 Toll! Payment brought forw'!~IY/ • "\ . . ,, • I • ·\wondertulr ' • i I AND br&112ecl cake. -·t' ' • ~ ·BABY:!, Scouts Lend Hand In Distributing Hearl Fund Boxes Dec:ember :11, 1956 Population 990 1950 Totti Salary and Wages Paid During Year $3842.9~ Tax Valuation $l,M9,84Q.OO More heart-shaped eoin boxes Tax Levy 1'7 .50 than in any previous Heart Fund Investments Owned None Drive will appear tbroupout Houte 1. Pomeroy, Ohio, Feb- Pomeroy and Middleport as the ruary 11. 195'7. 1 hereby eertify 19~7 Heart Fund Drive is in its the followmg report to be ·correct. month-lone campaign to meet itl Glenn Lee. Township record goal of $3700. The plastic eoin boxes, mOunted Clerk RECEIPTS colorful ~ispJay card!J bearing General Property Tax $1,522.63 the slogan "Help Fight Heart Dl• Sales Tax (Local gov't) 500.00 ease .. are b~ing distributed by ~the Gasoline Tax 7,20l1!00 Boy Scouts of Pomeroy and Mid· Cigarette Tax 3'7.12 dleport to banks, neighb()(hood Auto Realstration 3,037.'77 shops, department stores, Miscell"neous Receipts (List) · statlona, reatauranta, hotels, traneMinisterial UI.OB portatl~n -tiepotl, prolessiOnaJ of. Total Mlscellane<~us 13.08 fices. Total Reeeipts 12.310.60 .Plutlc-heart proceeds will .... PAYMENTS ment a door-to-dOor collection to General ExeeutJvc Serv1ces be eonduc~ on Heart Sunday, Compensation or Trustees '12.00 Compensation of Clerk 855.87 u~teera, eontrltiutiona ltom lndu• by H•art FundfraterVol• q>les, b1,1alnetrilu, clvie and Exp. of Truateea A: clerk 87.68 ftbruary Total Gen. Ex. Serv. 7JI5.1!3 nll orpnlutltmo, achool eblldren Town Hall and lbe cit~·· leadiDJ cltlze111, and Maint~nance and RpJ.. D.OO proeee"• from numerous apeeial Lighting 24.84 event& Tho lfoater portion of the Total Town Hell 29.84 lunda eollected remain• in t~i• Fire Protection area to sup~rt researeb .educa· Other Fire Protection 66.80 tlon and communttt servteea COD-- • ~ .SO,,F . .. t ;. ~ •' \ . ••I ~:; 1, ,e • I' I ' L.JI• , I• ')>,;;;, , --~ .THIS ' :·' ·aovt -. •\ r~:~f~~;~~ i:: ·~~;wei:(~ 'llf: • i~~~~~~~~~~~: il T..-"'' 1,- .. ' Total Payments Carried Forward Health flrt, Au-obll.. Haaltto SAVE ON YOUR SHOE rep1ir at Racl•e Shoe Shop. 11-80.11 the Jlrll 'lVII Jl'eleDt.ed 1flth 1o ~·· INSURANCE ".AGENCY me -X. JUNK CO. Rodney Downing ~ ptr=vx:-o=unt=-=v=s~a-..v::-o, 4 dr. hdon. 0~ Joul owner. II• 18b) AutoServJces OHIO VALLEY or ----a I. II. KA WLII'fOS 101'11 CO. - 24 hour Wferler llorvlee. Doy !'hone an. Nilhl Phone DODGB • PLYMOUTH DIW.BRS. 3 8 tl ICRAP'• IRON - MITALl FOR IIOME DELIVE,IIY of Spring 111111 PONTIAC VI I dr. Sedan QUICK SERVICE oo W~Wh Re· palrlnJ by Factory Trained Lett than 11,000 mlleo by care· watchmaker, COWNS JEWE. fulloral owner. P1118.00. Blaetl· Ll!lRS, P~omeroy. 1·S·tl IW''I, Pomeroy. 2T 61c P•ol<od 10 lire 'llrlm with vlml JJ•oo. .IIIHIIDar'o, Pomeroy. IT Ole .-a-riC~K---Spe ..... olal_2_d_r_.Sedan. Low mileDft, one l~al owner. tii!N.OO. llllollnar'o, Pomeroy. IT6k STRUCTURAL I BIAMI I:Susmesli !:ler'i> u.~:~~~ lliH product• In Pomeroy $&0 U.Q....... bood trr Btoll4o bana, a 4·H'er for Ul nan. wa.1 judsed: winner' In thi( •·H Rome Orounda Beautlftcattoa pro~am. ln recopltlon of ber acoompllah· menta, abe wu preaell.ted wit1t_.a beautiful wrlat watcb b7 Mrs. Charlea R. Walrrenl of Cbloalo who haa pt'OTided awarda tn Ulla »r()Jram tor :t9 Jll&ra. ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. Ooe 8 room bouae .Newly decorated Inside ol>l out A. N. BeJIIII,' Pnme.rr 11 1 t1 CHAIN SAWS Headqall1en For e Saln e Pan1 e Servlre Jn ld:dltlon to the Datrr l'ooda Club acUvlt1ea. Patricia Stloll:ler, Jt, of' UJ'o Mid $2.00 HOURLY poaKlblo doing light uscmbly work at home. No cxporicncc necesaary. Write, SANCO Mfg. Co., 81501 West Third, 'Los Anliileles 48, Calif. 2 12 21p the Joeal Club leader. Three teen-agers were named wtaaen. In tbe J..H Bread. Demo• atratlon ~m. Th87 ue R.ota. 17• Schtter. ·u, ot .BJoomvllte, and the team of Martll& An• Trlmbl., 17, ~d IOJ'flt Praclbr, 151 boUt. of llt. SterUDJ. ~b of Demonatratlon program, all three «frle have eompletH other 4·H projecta and pertlolpated ID II:! J F.rnploymenl Wonted truaurer of her •·B Clttb. Her •other, Mn. Ra.Jmoud Ruuel, b by tb4f Carnation Oom~.,.. Jane'a demoaatratloa waa ealled, "The VeraaUie Cutar4!' The team demoutra.Uoa J{veu br Diane and Mary L7JUI• wu entitled, .. Verdict: Eat More Dallotoall, Ntltrltlou Oot.taaa Cheese." MEl~$ McCULLOCH Hit~ WOULD Y!)U al HARVESTER. good condition. Reuonable Call 6038-Y, Middleport. 2 13 3tp I •teamer Clinton newspa- --- Anaouncementl . District •13 (IJJ, 3k -- Supenor Grain Dr11l, ' ' ..... ·BOYS!f'. Rl!:Fli!GERA TOR, lNTERNATION· i ·-LOST - grey faille belt, ab.e 18, TWO and THREE ROOM apart· menta, clm;e 1n town, 127 Butter· on Pomeroy streets., Sat., Feb. 9, ~ut Ave. 2 6 121< P. 1[. Call S. A. Btrnhill, WellJtoo High School or wrlte Mra. 01 rt:l.il - t.J.J!CLCL., ..wallpa~ ~l ~¥ae. . ) .• :'1 . o·F At! O'ROtOE1U . ·. , old eow, wh1te face calf. Guy C = WHEEL ALIGNJIENT, ~.., and bJoake aenlce. 1... for Kera lltdoltt't Safety Service, Welt - Main Stre.t, Pomeroy, Ohio. FOUR ROOM and b-;th,- FIVE . ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. A. SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? N. Bengal, Pomeroy . tf later'a will live rou tho belt - --- ROOMS and 111 Indo on lumlturt or appllan- 3-furnished BATH t-etf at 109 Un10n Ave, Pomeroy. Phone 494·Y, Perty L. Peoplea. 2 7 If (6) Lost ond Found ner'•· Pomeroy. AUI Prob11eo Nel.ller, Racine, call 3611. 2 12 31< -- • the ••.,...~~ ·~ l«id~lepoJ't Elq!mpted Village conCUtlon. Cheap. Chfford Lelt· he1t, Rock Spnn&s. 2 13 Ole _..._ lbe · I s/ Peul S. Smart " Clerk PaulS. Smart Clerk of Board of Education 2·ll-12tp ,. IDa~ u.lOblo ·. ' .' GUERNSEY and JERSEY 3 year (I) Notices AS: THE The Collll¢l of MecUeal Aato<!attlll IJ'eat ·of .. · Daily Selltloo.t: PoDletoY·IICid~ o ;, Feb. l:t, 111117-7 V. PretidenJ, of Bo.ard charge 501!.--4 cent! J!lll' Wtw'd ort&hne CODJeeu.tlvt lnlertiona. ~ Ono mODtb for :It ""lllo word. I nte of 2 eenta P6i' word will chbJ.ed for advertising 1f aot~d for before the 25th of each mohth ollowmg insertion. n in Adve:rtilllna-8hould be reported immediately. 1'b-. Dai'J)r Seatinel will not be r•ponaible for more th.an one tncor· roetiDoertlon. • . CUd of~ and SpeelaJ Notlees of Event, printed at reguJar cJIMifi ntea. Oblttiarlq pub&bed at 1 cent per word. ' eut and deSGribod iu deed recorded 'in VoluMe 153 •page 41, M:ai&& County Deed Recorda. P • •: February 4, 19157 . 398 I Ohio State-Medieal.Association ~tg . ·More,Interest ~ Salk -Ohio 4f.H Girls ·Win 1\:w•rds bel•• a part !Sf. MiddlepoJt, Meia:a Count:r , Ollio, as set -. ' I ' SIII.IY/ 'Pixes withheld for Diatrlct Board Of Health Tll8.32 Poor ]Jelief Hl:~!y~oor aeucl 7&8.32 ~lieet hi. Tfle ..~.Best ... J•lJ-- v..... W"' c'A"' ' et Road Maint. • Bpr. Labor & Materlalo 8.33Ui Road Macbi~el'l' o1r Tools 2M4.118 Totot Hilhwayo . u.uua Mioeellaneoua (List) Minloterill ,• 13.08 Df.ductlolll by County Auditor: For Electjons • · 116.08 I! S T , ·B , l- Due ttltmr ~fd _., JN , 0 -D a "· ..,.., l'l •· .., ._. WorkMen·s-~~~~•n•~~~!!!1lli~tS~& For Bureau or InspceUon Total Mlac. ToLal 8 " ~JYJ lou ;~~~~,~~ ' .. It I: J~jf •Jl!.l ! " •• I' ~ ... ..., ,, / l! ' ' ~· '''l ,,j . .. •I ' .l. ' .• ' �• - I ' . ., e e. Legal Notice ' po..., tit& followlna d....tbod propert,y, to-wit ; ·. Belq Lot No. 386 in Lower Pomeroy. n ow Incorporated irtto I'Oil Q)NSJSUNT DIPINDABLE RESULTS and ,, WANT ADS . PHQNE . ·• RATES :1 ,eulta /':. word. ..one lhaertiOJL Minimum 111 'Mary S. 'rn - ' A1"J'ES1: t:' IT'S EASY TO BUY- SELL- RENTfind emplolllllent - hire or find a loet Item thro~ 1be Dilly SenUnel W ADS. Don't put It oft Call 898 Today- An Ad In lbll•column GETS RESUL:rs ~Selwol (2) 8, S. A. Barnhill, 1104 E. 9th Street, . 212 31< Wollllon. 12 YEARS TO., ~R Cl~~bB~~~~~~~~]~$~~~ factory r•r in thelr major nluable award•. Buelr.e7e Bt&te Their fl.eaUon, Dairy J'oo!l.. ,. Sori'Yiiceju.dl'ed by the EJ.tena1oa directs the f·H Jn'Oaraml.. Out.at&ndla\ ablllt:r to utU11e P&trlela entered the Rome &nd demonat •te clall'J' food prod- Beaatlflat.tloa · pra~ ' Qlree net• broad Individual at&te ..... -.•• projoet .,_. ...... honon In lie f-& Datry Foodl a IIJDI.Il plot of aoatial ..,..... to tbe ooapttte ol a Demonalrl.tJon proaram to 11 fear old lane Maurer of Woo1tu. U,OOO IIQ1IIh foot ....... The team demoaltraUoq whlnen IIJ.e ba• aer.-ed &I fnate,. were DlPJ~e Winter, 17, ud Mary loa4er, ..eO!~( oeerotarp, aad . CAT FISH, live or dressed., Ci:l Chevalier, Long Bottom. workable ft ~her, We Are PINJed TO ANNOUNCE TilE APPOINTMENT OF .,.,,..,ptq I Lynne Winter, ll, botb of Oat Arbor. Each Cirl waa awarded a beautiful loacribed wrlat watch • . ANNUAL FlNANtiAL IIPoRT Iedford To0.nthlp 1 Malga Couirty, Ohio For the Fl~e•l Ytw IMine EQUIPMENT COMPANY Pomeroy, 0. PbQDe 94 '1.,.;;,~ · Authorized Dta ltr FOR (8) · Auto Soles WOMAN OR GlRJ_. Lt care for 2 children, must lit•e Jn, phone 3062 Hacmc. 2-11·3tc ___ I'ONTIAC V8 Star Chief Be· dan. LeJe tbiiD D.OOO ea1y miles. f249G.DO. Bllettnar'a, Pomeroy. 2 T 6tc 19111 BUICK V8 Special 4 dr. RivIera Sedan. "'bnl Top", 0110 loell owntr. 1 f28N,OO. Bla(.~, 2 T 6te C• 120 I Middleport eall Alva Clark, phone 848-J, owner of Clark'• Dairy, Pomeroy, Route No. 3. "Quality Speaka For Jtaolf. 11 a a 8tp I tal BUICK Special dr. Jllvlora Cpe. Dynanow drive, "Hard Top", one CINiul owoer. P1D&. Blaettnat'l, Pomero7. • Tille (9) For Sole - nB!t:RGLASS AWNINGS 1nd dlior canopleo, Ytneliln blind• all eoloro and oluo, aluminum lad. don, all llodo, nur1117 otoek AIJ lJDdi~, w!DdOW bllndo Oft l llh..r.a all iOioh and 11111. Free boolatlatlon, free 01\hutu Dale Wtppol Supptt, ZU U!olon Ava., PomorOJ, 1 1 J.mor ILW FOR SALE, .Citrk Jlvldon ••d !meal Smtih. Pbone 3'114, Phone '10 Ill \ l WARtl -'.•w-•o•~••• ..................... '~ ~""!'~~...,.. . , IIIL ....... II. • 61 , ....,., Ohio ACCIDINT RtoJ Ettafe.Braker In MiDDUIPOii1', OHlD , ~~6111 I'HOI!... ·--- -· You'll ..... .,..w..........._ ' Through The· Doily Sentinel WANT' ADS Co 1<1',- • Wtl\~1 •' "lulld l,olttr Por Lo11• I Mllet North ol P~y Oft lt... Call Find It 398 CONCRETB BLOCKS GRUESIR BLOCK CO. Lookint For Somtthl-'f' ard Brandl. Roulyn•a ~amonUraUoa, ..Yea1t Bread• from roretaa Landa" wu linn three ttme• to • total of U7 persona. lt tneladed bo•ka from Sweden, tea rilll' from lDnctand, and pJJ;u. :Dte from Italy. ' Marth, Ana and Ioree demoalb"ated "Bbaptnr Sweet Rolla.. to a total of CO persona at two tam. They Included elanamnn twl&ta, pecan roU1 AD4 JIDeapple Total Fl.. Protection 88.80 Toll! Payment brought forw'!~IY/ • "\ . . ,, • I • ·\wondertulr ' • i I AND br&112ecl cake. -·t' ' • ~ ·BABY:!, Scouts Lend Hand In Distributing Hearl Fund Boxes Dec:ember :11, 1956 Population 990 1950 Totti Salary and Wages Paid During Year $3842.9~ Tax Valuation $l,M9,84Q.OO More heart-shaped eoin boxes Tax Levy 1'7 .50 than in any previous Heart Fund Investments Owned None Drive will appear tbroupout Houte 1. Pomeroy, Ohio, Feb- Pomeroy and Middleport as the ruary 11. 195'7. 1 hereby eertify 19~7 Heart Fund Drive is in its the followmg report to be ·correct. month-lone campaign to meet itl Glenn Lee. Township record goal of $3700. The plastic eoin boxes, mOunted Clerk RECEIPTS colorful ~ispJay card!J bearing General Property Tax $1,522.63 the slogan "Help Fight Heart Dl• Sales Tax (Local gov't) 500.00 ease .. are b~ing distributed by ~the Gasoline Tax 7,20l1!00 Boy Scouts of Pomeroy and Mid· Cigarette Tax 3'7.12 dleport to banks, neighb()(hood Auto Realstration 3,037.'77 shops, department stores, Miscell"neous Receipts (List) · statlona, reatauranta, hotels, traneMinisterial UI.OB portatl~n -tiepotl, prolessiOnaJ of. Total Mlscellane<~us 13.08 fices. Total Reeeipts 12.310.60 .Plutlc-heart proceeds will .... PAYMENTS ment a door-to-dOor collection to General ExeeutJvc Serv1ces be eonduc~ on Heart Sunday, Compensation or Trustees '12.00 Compensation of Clerk 855.87 u~teera, eontrltiutiona ltom lndu• by H•art FundfraterVol• q>les, b1,1alnetrilu, clvie and Exp. of Truateea A: clerk 87.68 ftbruary Total Gen. Ex. Serv. 7JI5.1!3 nll orpnlutltmo, achool eblldren Town Hall and lbe cit~·· leadiDJ cltlze111, and Maint~nance and RpJ.. D.OO proeee"• from numerous apeeial Lighting 24.84 event& Tho lfoater portion of the Total Town Hell 29.84 lunda eollected remain• in t~i• Fire Protection area to sup~rt researeb .educa· Other Fire Protection 66.80 tlon and communttt servteea COD-- • ~ .SO,,F . .. t ;. ~ •' \ . ••I ~:; 1, ,e • I' I ' L.JI• , I• ')>,;;;, , --~ .THIS ' :·' ·aovt -. •\ r~:~f~~;~~ i:: ·~~;wei:(~ 'llf: • i~~~~~~~~~~~: il T..-"'' 1,- .. ' Total Payments Carried Forward Health flrt, Au-obll.. Haaltto SAVE ON YOUR SHOE rep1ir at Racl•e Shoe Shop. 11-80.11 the Jlrll 'lVII Jl'eleDt.ed 1flth 1o ~·· INSURANCE ".AGENCY me -X. JUNK CO. Rodney Downing ~ ptr=vx:-o=unt=-=v=s~a-..v::-o, 4 dr. hdon. 0~ Joul owner. II• 18b) AutoServJces OHIO VALLEY or ----a I. II. KA WLII'fOS 101'11 CO. - 24 hour Wferler llorvlee. Doy !'hone an. Nilhl Phone DODGB • PLYMOUTH DIW.BRS. 3 8 tl ICRAP'• IRON - MITALl FOR IIOME DELIVE,IIY of Spring 111111 PONTIAC VI I dr. Sedan QUICK SERVICE oo W~Wh Re· palrlnJ by Factory Trained Lett than 11,000 mlleo by care· watchmaker, COWNS JEWE. fulloral owner. P1118.00. Blaetl· Ll!lRS, P~omeroy. 1·S·tl IW''I, Pomeroy. 2T 61c P•ol<od 10 lire 'llrlm with vlml JJ•oo. .IIIHIIDar'o, Pomeroy. IT Ole .-a-riC~K---Spe ..... olal_2_d_r_.Sedan. Low mileDft, one l~al owner. tii!N.OO. llllollnar'o, Pomeroy. IT6k STRUCTURAL I BIAMI I:Susmesli !:ler'i> u.~:~~~ lliH product• In Pomeroy $&0 U.Q....... bood trr Btoll4o bana, a 4·H'er for Ul nan. wa.1 judsed: winner' In thi( •·H Rome Orounda Beautlftcattoa pro~am. ln recopltlon of ber acoompllah· menta, abe wu preaell.ted wit1t_.a beautiful wrlat watcb b7 Mrs. Charlea R. Walrrenl of Cbloalo who haa pt'OTided awarda tn Ulla »r()Jram tor :t9 Jll&ra. ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. Ooe 8 room bouae .Newly decorated Inside ol>l out A. N. BeJIIII,' Pnme.rr 11 1 t1 CHAIN SAWS Headqall1en For e Saln e Pan1 e Servlre Jn ld:dltlon to the Datrr l'ooda Club acUvlt1ea. Patricia Stloll:ler, Jt, of' UJ'o Mid $2.00 HOURLY poaKlblo doing light uscmbly work at home. No cxporicncc necesaary. Write, SANCO Mfg. Co., 81501 West Third, 'Los Anliileles 48, Calif. 2 12 21p the Joeal Club leader. Three teen-agers were named wtaaen. In tbe J..H Bread. Demo• atratlon ~m. Th87 ue R.ota. 17• Schtter. ·u, ot .BJoomvllte, and the team of Martll& An• Trlmbl., 17, ~d IOJ'flt Praclbr, 151 boUt. of llt. SterUDJ. ~b of Demonatratlon program, all three «frle have eompletH other 4·H projecta and pertlolpated ID II:! J F.rnploymenl Wonted truaurer of her •·B Clttb. Her •other, Mn. Ra.Jmoud Ruuel, b by tb4f Carnation Oom~.,.. Jane'a demoaatratloa waa ealled, "The VeraaUie Cutar4!' The team demoutra.Uoa J{veu br Diane and Mary L7JUI• wu entitled, .. Verdict: Eat More Dallotoall, Ntltrltlou Oot.taaa Cheese." MEl~$ McCULLOCH Hit~ WOULD Y!)U al HARVESTER. good condition. Reuonable Call 6038-Y, Middleport. 2 13 3tp I •teamer Clinton newspa- --- Anaouncementl . District •13 (IJJ, 3k -- Supenor Grain Dr11l, ' ' ..... ·BOYS!f'. Rl!:Fli!GERA TOR, lNTERNATION· i ·-LOST - grey faille belt, ab.e 18, TWO and THREE ROOM apart· menta, clm;e 1n town, 127 Butter· on Pomeroy streets., Sat., Feb. 9, ~ut Ave. 2 6 121< P. 1[. Call S. A. Btrnhill, WellJtoo High School or wrlte Mra. 01 rt:l.il - t.J.J!CLCL., ..wallpa~ ~l ~¥ae. . ) .• :'1 . o·F At! O'ROtOE1U . ·. , old eow, wh1te face calf. Guy C = WHEEL ALIGNJIENT, ~.., and bJoake aenlce. 1... for Kera lltdoltt't Safety Service, Welt - Main Stre.t, Pomeroy, Ohio. FOUR ROOM and b-;th,- FIVE . ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. A. SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? N. Bengal, Pomeroy . tf later'a will live rou tho belt - --- ROOMS and 111 Indo on lumlturt or appllan- 3-furnished BATH t-etf at 109 Un10n Ave, Pomeroy. Phone 494·Y, Perty L. Peoplea. 2 7 If (6) Lost ond Found ner'•· Pomeroy. AUI Prob11eo Nel.ller, Racine, call 3611. 2 12 31< -- • the ••.,...~~ ·~ l«id~lepoJ't Elq!mpted Village conCUtlon. Cheap. Chfford Lelt· he1t, Rock Spnn&s. 2 13 Ole _..._ lbe · I s/ Peul S. Smart " Clerk PaulS. Smart Clerk of Board of Education 2·ll-12tp ,. IDa~ u.lOblo ·. ' .' GUERNSEY and JERSEY 3 year (I) Notices AS: THE The Collll¢l of MecUeal Aato<!attlll IJ'eat ·of .. · Daily Selltloo.t: PoDletoY·IICid~ o ;, Feb. l:t, 111117-7 V. PretidenJ, of Bo.ard charge 501!.--4 cent! J!lll' Wtw'd ort&hne CODJeeu.tlvt lnlertiona. ~ Ono mODtb for :It ""lllo word. I nte of 2 eenta P6i' word will chbJ.ed for advertising 1f aot~d for before the 25th of each mohth ollowmg insertion. n in Adve:rtilllna-8hould be reported immediately. 1'b-. Dai'J)r Seatinel will not be r•ponaible for more th.an one tncor· roetiDoertlon. • . CUd of~ and SpeelaJ Notlees of Event, printed at reguJar cJIMifi ntea. Oblttiarlq pub&bed at 1 cent per word. ' eut and deSGribod iu deed recorded 'in VoluMe 153 •page 41, M:ai&& County Deed Recorda. P • •: February 4, 19157 . 398 I Ohio State-Medieal.Association ~tg . ·More,Interest ~ Salk -Ohio 4f.H Girls ·Win 1\:w•rds bel•• a part !Sf. MiddlepoJt, Meia:a Count:r , Ollio, as set -. ' I ' SIII.IY/ 'Pixes withheld for Diatrlct Board Of Health Tll8.32 Poor ]Jelief Hl:~!y~oor aeucl 7&8.32 ~lieet hi. Tfle ..~.Best ... J•lJ-- v..... W"' c'A"' ' et Road Maint. • Bpr. Labor & Materlalo 8.33Ui Road Macbi~el'l' o1r Tools 2M4.118 Totot Hilhwayo . u.uua Mioeellaneoua (List) Minloterill ,• 13.08 Df.ductlolll by County Auditor: For Electjons • · 116.08 I! S T , ·B , l- Due ttltmr ~fd _., JN , 0 -D a "· ..,.., l'l •· .., ._. WorkMen·s-~~~~•n•~~~!!!1lli~tS~& For Bureau or InspceUon Total Mlac. ToLal 8 " ~JYJ lou ;~~~~,~~ ' .. It I: J~jf •Jl!.l ! " •• I' ~ ... ..., ,, / l! ' ' ~· '''l ,,j . .. •I ' .l. ' .• ' �\ • •• • .. ' , " ·, ' ., The Daily Seliltinel Middleport "' Attendance P.ins Society llfn. Emma J. Sargent, Soulh Seeond Ave nufl, is a medical pati ent 11t Holzer Ho5pit.al. 1 ,. ~ Eleanor Schaaf. Mlddlepol)t Society Editor, Phone 6079 . ' blo eburcb bere II tbe lllllllleat iD the world. Re"""at Weat, llvlnt 1n semi-retirement a 1 1 Bapist miniater. bQilt the ebare.b wbieh 11 fi\'e feet w•de and rt feet long. FoiU' persons em be seated. Women's Club Holds Valentine Party • The Busineu and Fun.d drive to be held from 1·2 p, Club had an m. On Sunday, Feb. 24. uehange Mn. Guy Reynolds, who had atmonthly diD- terided ,t he State BPW JuncheoD ii~~~~~;~ · ;j~, ner meeting at the Fint Preaby~ for women in the State Legislature terian Church Tuelday . evenlna. aave a report on the program. Mn. Welley Fry, president, wu iD M,a. Fry, Mrs. Kenneth McElhineharge of the meetine and terved il" and Mi58 Freddie Houdashelt the other ofticers, Mr1. 8e1J- r!preaented the local BPW at the i ~l.te, Helen WaddeU and •Mri. luncbeon. A tour of the State Capon the piornm coli)-, itol precede~ the luncheon and progi'am wbicb included a talk by I I ' Gov. William O'Neill. Mrs. 'O'Neill The ClUb Collect preceded the wu made an honorary member of ~~~ dliDn•er o nd I Vlltntlne tbtme tbe BPW. ...., waa earr1ed out in the tab1e decorAtnong the statistics quoted ~ lt1ou ftDd favon. A rid an·d whlte from the State Auditor's files were niW ·. .IA911N VolenUne doll ..ake was used for tbe lhiOJI In which Ohio was JOI, ~ ~ t~e centerpiece, of the olqcert! fli'1t ln, ,PTOductton: tlre3 ,tube111 tl~lt and larce Val~nt4nea were. clay prOduct,. ,ca 1kets, coffinJ, "-isuaed. on the olher tables. Favort cellan.eou~ t~?Gls, electrical malneJuded reminders of tbe Heart chinery and supplies glaa•ware Pund Driv,. on Februuy U. ttoves, range1, alumtn'um article•: 1ft a 1hort bUJiness meeUnj the lime, matches, soaps, nutl ant! ' BPW voted to join th~ Middleport waohen. Ohio had the first eleetrl· Chamber ot commerce and named cal light. the rtrst 4-H Club, the !lllao Nina Russell, past president, lirot autoll)oblle sell·starter, the as their representative to the flnt and IArge1t vacuum sweeper, 0.. fte monthly meetings. Mrs. Naa the first airplane flight, the first .... L f t.tl :lo!oore, ehalrman ol the Health alrmaU Olght, the first Dental and Safety committee, asked fOJ'..,. ·School, the tint cash register, and I~ aooue Of .., ·, It , .. . I .. •.&99•00 ., BAKEl FUlHI'JUll Br!fJ!:il.. I ~·~·~ID~~"'-~~N~i~.i~C.~IJ~I~Lvo:lu~n~t:ee:r_:w:or:k:tr:•~for~l~h:e;;H::••:rt. • Heal'1:s seat faster With uther interesting facta werecbeeae the making of all Llederkranz at Van Wert, the publi11hlng of Ute largest number of Bibles in Cfe'veland, the making of the most pl,ying cards In Cincinnati, the l~rust manufacturer of electrical refrlgeraton In b~yton and the Iareest manufacturer of welrling equipment in Cleveland£ Tilt: members of the BPW sign· ed petitions to be sent to tht!lr State RepreaenLaUve and ~State Senator on the Equal Pay for Eoual Work bill. The {lroaram for the meetina was led by Mrs. Fry with Mrs. Beulah White as song-leader for ' 1 1eries of love-songs with Mts. LIIIIM Stell! as pianist. Freddie Houd.aahelt read a poem "Great Grandmother's Valentine" and Mrs. Fry distributed the exchange of Valentines from a box det!or ated by Mn. Hibbs. Salin stripe paper coverftd the box ·, and waa dec:oraled with r~d hearts and the cover was bandl)d with red Beach, Florida, wbere they will attepd the raees ov~r tbe weekend. 'l'hey will drive on to K;ey West and •o by bpat to Hnana,, Cuba, for a vacation, r~turning to Sara. tota fo J'l vtait betore coming back h6me the fir&t wetk in M'arch. ColumhUJ, will PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. (FHTNC) - Robert 0. O!k>OEJelbliS Ml'l. Robert llay with Don and Debby Gruewr "Markmansplp Badge" pinned on by Lt. durinJ the absenee of their . par. sen, Commanding Officer of tile 2nd Recruit Tr;:~~n~:·t~t enll. ion. He al~ received a warrant promoting him to vale first class during nte graduation ceremonies held 24 William Muon ia visiting at the Marine Corps kecrult Depqt, Parris Island, S, C.. I . and borth•r. Mr. allll Osborne Is tile son~9 ;d:~rs. Willia~ 0. Osb9,tn~ . lolal)l!)._·~;,~."..r" .l,t.:; Poll\eroy, Ohio, and .J\ · d If the former Miss Flo M. . , ... · · and bo:Oiher, Mr. a,nd ley Pf SPrl ng CI·ty, Tell!\' . · · · 1 j. laia~ly. Sgt. M•""!J!; ·w~o- h.. lii!en He ivas one of three 'Marines selected from his pla!QOn to be In Germany fnr the past1 two and promollld for "dem~llltrafiPI!i;"'U.Uties of leadership lhrllugJI. a half yean, •pen~ ChriStmas with I hio. nleee. )Irs. Richard Rader, ou1 recruit tralitlng. ' 'j~. '! · • Before eqterlng P,~ ~ - jlle · in September 19511, Osborne and her huo~and .and dau1htet, graduated from SpringCit , High School. . YvonJIO In Gernany. He was · M.':.l ..... L · N C f furth 1tationed just one ·hundred miles He has be en ass~gn.,.. w . amp eJeune, . ., or er from the !RAder" Mrs. Rader la .the training. former Kay Manley of Middleport. ~gt Muon wilt report tn a camp 1n Kentucky 'at the end of his leave. Mrs. Charlotte Perrin and her 11ister, Mrs. Jeanette W•ddtll, Char:leston, have returned !rom Florida where they vJsited their uncle, George Juhling, who iJ a patient at a Veteran's Hwpi*al. They visited with Mr. and Mn. Charle• McMaster, Mr~ and Mrs. William Stansbury and cblldteu and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ewing and family while in Florida. • Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Mitchell, South S~ond Avenue, attended the IBEW'.s twentieth •nniveraar,, banquet in Parkersburg at thE VFW Home on Saturday. Merlin Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mn. J. S. Mitchell, who has en· listed in the Army, IS at Fort Knox, Ky. for his bn~ic tralninll. Mn. Frank Wilson took her par~ ent~. Mr. and Mrs. Adaln Eber,s. bach to Pafkersburg on a busines!l trip Tuesday. Sharon Wilson, baby daughter of Mrs. Wilsnn, stayed along ' -' _:.:· ' AppearOnTV Memben o{ lbe W~mo C~lt Attendance P.inJ were '"'!".\led durlna Sonday !!el>ool ·open~nr ••· t.r of Future Fllrnlers of Amorie erclseo recentlY at the Htlooa & will appear on Farmer Bill Cllfll'- ' ,.,aeU~al Unt\od llretbern Chur- "Down on th~ Farm" tr~ ' ch, The pi'- """'·'pr-j4d by. WS~TV. ~e~3. on s.t11n11J; Woodrow Forem~a, ouperinten. l"ebenary Ill\ ot ):!P.K.. It trao dent , · , , • • • .aouneea lhla "'"'k "r Glona s.ial Three yell' Pln1 .were preoewd el>apter odvlw. to Dlc.kie Ne~ 11111Y Rouoh, Lar· Memben appelritl( on the ry Noble, ._nd t:.rl. bl&leo. I l1'1n> are ChJpter Preattletlt Sam On.e: yPar. J)bll 11 were awarded my Hoffman. Gene Jewell, TO · to DI•ne NQble1 llarilyn S<b"""'' Sayre, DaD Brown and tile ..,..,. · and l!QWard ,ltll'bllnll . llr. Smith. ·~ .' · ' ' pe<>- !Jn.tefl f•l'lle ~-~··· , • ne Weother lr UNJTtD l'alll • t•"., ~!. c1M17 _, ..,.... • ot.te, 1M teul .....1 1MtA . - . , ...,., ...a.. •• t cho to ...., ~tllle&li:ai,...FrW., 11 cJ.vclyo otl - . . with f101itt w ...w llblr i., ett.nttan ., ,.,..._ PomertJy·lttlddlepql't, 011f0; . ·aa· . SINGL& COPY-tc . ' •, ; ' ' '' K••· c· with. an aunt in Chestfr. HIS PRIVILEGE WINDSOR, Onl. - A lew min· Utes after receivi11g his citizen.$hip certificate, Lambert Kamminga experienced one or the ".;mvileges" · of. a Canadian citizen. He walked out of the court building, found a parking ticket on hia ' car and went back to pay t.!}e $2 fine with the comment, "It's a· pleuure.'' \ NO SlAT OWINGSVILLE, Ky. - A Daven· port, Ky., man had to b<lrrow a pair of pants from his jailer to appear in routl here Lo answer a drunken dr1vlqa: charge after his car struck a pollee cruiser. The collision threw tHe mah from his ~kidded AwordedSundoy AtMosoliEUB e· ' Wahoma FFA MemberSt'Fo II!r· lhe ribbon. Tbe program closed with a redlal of request numbers by Mrs. steifl. car, and he Feb. 13, 1N7 Jay; satin and bed with large bows of 1 Thomas Darst, wbo has been ..Mr. and M'rJ. WUJ.iam Grueset and Mr. and Mrs. Karl .Krautter wil1 leave Tbunday for Daytona ~~~ e~u!~· Lo\111 ' Middleport Business A,\(! Professional 11Y1 . employed .bY the Ohio Fuol Gas Company in M1ddlepo'rt, will Jtu1 work at the Motor Part.J Co~ny, Walnut Street, in the· aeu future. Lucille Bearba Hawklu, Pomeroy Society Editor, Pl>o!le 6244 West ~ B-Dally SenUJie1, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., .- noJN: . ' ' t ., IHE WAYI y ·l ,, ' I .' ' ~ew . . l'~ui~-GiveGoverri~r SEO Co~cil Head Vanadi .. Power To Aop01nt ANew Board sees Industrial ·~ Dnl (U~ E '. .' . wIth . .' COLUMBUS, 0: .:._ A move. was ' underway ill the ' Lei\. ,=~ today to iet rid' of the 2S·member. State Board of Ed· ·'!Gop. "J~es F. "McCaffery (D.CUyahoga) said h UJ 1 1 WELLSTON, Ohio, ·rebi'Qary ta: dUce>a bll) abolishlll.ll1he· present 'board ani! tt:U~Un In an addre,. 'l>e!Ore lhe Weilatoa It • seven..member gro~p appointed bY th au · . g or no.tary eiQb here..today George G. xpanslllb'fn Area ' °r· 'Boara •hlell)bel.~ an llOw elicted from 'each ot ,.t6t st.ilte'.s 28 eon_Jreoatonil ,dltttriel.o ond meet once 1 'montb: . • llcC.ffery' bill' ld ire ' iheinheri Ql.th~ .:\oa':" to .oerve full-time' on 11; -job """ ' Eilelid oe ~ ! ' . 'prf'l!li,nt ol tbt ~.o.!..~·~:.~ would reeelve....,t•'ftnft 1 ~ < • •·year 10° tne otp.~ '.lx members $13,000. : :!:._would nrve Mven • year '. '- , . ;(, The present board was estab1i.shjd ~y ,eont1iltltional aJileDd· , mt;,lit approVfll 1»' .the vot.er1 tn 1~1 •s e~mp1eted it1 first year of '·r, operaUI]ll ' Jast moqUJ. \'to MeanwbUle, 3; bill.s .were intro. Jl'u~ In 1bit Legjslature W«f••~ ' !lay, brlilgilll th~ toll! lor lite fttll!ll~n ao tar to 'letl. , lateat ln•lw~~) meaaure to -'1f!!ir the state lo O!Jarce admlo. ~~· to llate P"<kl. It wu ( _., '·-"·"" ad \IY. ·Robert.1\obWt F. • .,...,.man F. Reek· a De t New '57 RCA WHIRLPO--'Fil :OL~·~..: ' ,/ no ... ' ', .Un ~ ••a · . ~Hamllto~ - -· · I" W 8 sovernor. -nstructi'on Of , 'Lights To start ' .L A . m pnl , . , County Pro\ to J O'B · en iif ·t 1 eeu r am~ n· Rail~ad ~!i~af.e:x~~~\~~~~~ !ion to atart early In April on au. lomatic flashing ligrlals at the Hob!oJ) Route 7 er~sing. W. A. Wilkinson, general attof. ney' for t~e Nvc, · wrote O'Brien ooday dellvery o£ m,a1erial& is ex· pet:ted soon 1\ld thaJ, com.pletio,.l can be expected 1iY June I, ~Dtl7. , O'Brien b•d written .to Wi!ldn· •M Feb. I ~okinJ i[ 'tile ·railrO.d had ·,...,•ived ·appro~ . and an authqri.Wlon. tql•V .~aterial&' ' ' . , Hlilflnger, _prealdent at the SOutheastern ObJn, ~tional Coundl, ro~ee••t great poaolhilltlea lor In· duJti;ill developmeltt of the southe~olern real~n of the oute and asked.eoopen~tjon ·af buolne,.leod"\'1 ot tho are~ to support t h e work of the Council in eneouras· ' ing oelec,tiv~ development tbrougb· out the rep10n. ••The Oblo R:ver valley re•fon l: hu ortep be11n referred to 1.!1 the 1 potent!~.l Ruhr ~f tbe Unlte,d : States, be said. But I ~lteve.• t J ~u:~~~dy :e e~·i: 8ln11tl,e In• va ey m wor . or ;fe~:fo~~ti~~r:: the realization · "One of the prJme o6jeoctives of the S6ulheastern' Ohio Council li-iriduotrlal ' I The President wa1 reported 14' · be planninc a conferenee u.q: mornlna with BriJI. Gell. Alldrew Goodputer, White Uouoe otalf· ,e(TetarJ and liaison man witll the Pentagon. The nature 01 the l 1 conference wu not ditclosed. Adm. Arttiur w. Radltml, ebair- c;g::::.:-·- man of the J~int Chiefo of .Silifl; bas warned ltp ...eothe ~ I fightte, probably will In the Middle Eool ·!!!••• M~··~ ~':" Fa.,n ~'. e·.·rs · ' w.. a lin! -iiliar Qa&·~ out of the way tray! N~tlwic"' lnterfe~ with loadl!tg! Filters ou~lla.t tuU.tbite, aillo#I&JkaD1, . even When water level Is lOw. Tw.o.wasJd~ speed~: ~..:... Not- ·· Now mal for your regular wash, GENTLE for your f!il~r' th,jlgi. See It now. Choose _from all-poreeliim while o~ . 1m11t . nell' · Matclunaker-eolors' · :.. . -manl8flWa8 c.;. ... and of I~ ad the pavement in a 11itting posillon. Pilot EscapeS- Navy .let cf~h . AT PICKENS STORES 11-C Mason and Pomeroy *** ,•. ,..· SP,ECIALS· . S~OVE~S . $2.95 . . Ualted Slllel Approved , MAll BOXES . '$2.95 ' CAKE SERVERS $1.29 MAIL eGXJS 5-Gal $8.39 OIL CAN $2.69 Por ·trooh, tlttor oml ·l'llbblth Ovtr 2 IMiollol oln NliCO LIGHTING FIXTURES t"" INCI~ER~T~RS Carmack beg(ln his (!ieC: trl~iH:arecr with Vanadium on October 22, 1926 at Niagara Fall1, ~ ·" '$1tp inlo the wondtrM worl(l of .A:UTQD.YNAM1CS It i~. ,.~we.pt·WZi;tg: ma - ., \ ~ M~ Ageltts Floods ·Wallpaper Patt•ns Llo'll ckolco t. colort, tind d., CltiLSC:!i.' 18 Nell'· ~ o, ' '· • Metal ~ . York. He was transfeJTeil tO the Graham Plint •on DccembeT. 1, lllii1 u Maintenance Supervlsbr. i.a!llr he was pri>IJ!Oio1! to S,qpt..of ¥alntenance, the he'. now-Jiolds. Mr. Is lie. In Masonic Work),"" member of • · Bend Rotary (.1ub, a very acV e'Board, Member of the New H!l~ \'Jn Recreation Foundation; o~Wd , devoted Churchman. · · . . 't.!r. and Mrs. Carmae~ and tl•iilr l"o · Jqne& ~and Fa~ te· Mei~ C011tnty ~~~;~~< Association a; eon meeting llotel Martin and flood in1urance 1 Wm be' offered to this •prlng. The agent9 the nood in ..~rlriee' 60c per $100 per detluctible and . $3.91 I D.AR Ju.nche151i honor- eastern ' ' ·Jr AI. ftr every roem In hovte.' I IUIIId lll¥onloo4 .-1 conl~t INOtmtnl ond all hlllth •I ttruct,on. .... o1torlor t11htl"' flotv .... ............1•1- Wasta Baskets with floral dHII"' 65C ,'i,;•, spri~g Jng them. Pon SIH Big SeleeUon of . ,· · at a Melli Larre Parcel ... ·LoliJ Pomt ~ .t. ... ·Lona•llall.uid CONTWSTANTS . TO A dinner ~i:•:t;;sc~boot winners received ce... o( IJ'qmonqw and a DAR Goo!! Citizen- given 'tonight Ond they wiU ~ 8Uestl S<hool ' ,, 111M,"''"d~-IY ,..,..... ' ' ~1.•t W.Va. p..;1rfi;(; .. ·Another toppii~c,~!;!~ JOC'al safety I' " . · .. , . , . , . . I' S'W.B.PT~WI.N'Q · \..,_ 1 . l ' ' . . . ' . c~ were Rodney Cfalvin Simpson, Son, and V. D. ' LICENSED , Kenneth Middlepcirt, W, Liter, 27, store clerk, ry by Probate ~on, Wednel!ldl)'. out ., .. ' J' � 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 13, 1957 cooper fisher rawlings seel smith