https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b0e0b55dc0fe8f622d1055d4926fe9a9.pdf c9a760cc647d1a8716a9bad387c121f8 PDF Text Text I e OHIO: Rother -•whot coldw """-"'• W,... '*"•Y occ..l-1 ff"""lil••ly ...., uk• lrt.. .._ '-· Deeoted l'e l'he later·-. Editorial Phone 397 No. 219 Tuesday, JonUQry 3, 1956 Pomeroy-Middleport, • ni1ht 25 to 30. • Week of prayer·' co~r ~~yo~ ~~~!ni~~~e~~i~~~~ Services Begin NEW At Middleport appropriation ordnance Mayor E f'. Robinson formally administer- ed the oath of office to the following members of council: C. Wayne Swisher, Don Mullen, Dor D. Schaefer, Dale· Smith. Roy Betzing and T. A. Downie. Mayor Robinson at .the Monday evening meeting also announced his appointments to the various ifllportant committees: Named to the street committee were Roy Betzing, chairman, T. A. Downie and Dor D. Schaefer. To- th~ Water Committee: Don Mullen, chairman, Dale Smith and Roy Betzing. Th<. Re\. !''red I. Gardner, pastor of the Church of Christ, was the first speaker for the, Week of Pray.,r services at the First Presbyterian Church which started Monday evening, January 2. His topic was "Wind in the Sails" and hf' used an oil painting of a fuiJ-rigged ship to illustrate his sermon. Preceuing his talk, Mr. Gard1 ner spoke briefly of the Union servi~es and the wholesome, Ordnance Committee: Dor D. I coopet·r.bVL &btrt of the New Schaefer, chm'?an, Don Mullen I Year which these services give and T. A. Dowme. to the participating churches and Safety Commtttee: C. Wayne congrel!ations. The Rev. Howard Swtsh~r. cha1rman, Roy Betzmg RuppP)t, host pastor, presided and Don Mullen. at the servtce. Light Committe~ : T. A. Downie, .Spc.'«'ial music was presented chalfman; Dale Sm1th and C. by the Church of Christ choir Wayne Swisher. . . directed b)· Mrs. Arthur Skinner Fmance Con11mttee: Dale Sm1th, with Mrs. CbP.ster Erwin as orchairman, C. Wayne Swisher and ganist. Their selection was "Just Dor D. Scha~fer. · For Today.'· Members of the Council also gave approval to I choir were Mrs. Dave Farmer, the appointment of George Hicks Mrs. 0. L. Roush, Mrs. Alfred as fire chief; Albert Woodard as j Roush, M~s. Edgar Alensworth, £irs! ward house foreman; Dwight Mrs. F'red I. Gardner, Helen StoParker, second ward foreman; bart, Ernestine Asbury, Mr. and Charles Graber, third ward fore- Mrs. o. E McKinley, Roedell ~=t~n~n~i:e·~~i;~omas as first as- ~~ffy, Ca~h Bahr and L. R. Wil.lust prior to the clqa~ q( ·tile meeting Mayor E. F. Robinson an Usbefs lu.r the. ..senlce lie~ I . .nounced !Hlif"aH appointment to H. Gvife and Bu58ell Lyons - a:nd· the cemetwy trustees would be the offering tor the week will be necessary in the near future due to used fur tb1. local ministerial the retirement of John savage cooperative work such as Dally who has served in that capacity Vacation Biblt: School charitable .work. etc. Capt. Glen~a Rummel, for a number of years. the S~lvation Army, had planned to share in thfl servicea but Is MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL out of town this we.ek. Admitted: Mrs. Mildred MereThe schedule for.·tM· · week Is dith, Long Bottom; Mrs. Daisy ·as follows: Tuesday, 7:30, sermon Patterson, Rutland; Jam ~s Phil- by th•• Rev. Robert Styer&, Churlips, Columbus and Mrs. Jl.elen ch of the Na•arene; presiding, Hudnall, Springlield. the Rev. Claremont E. Hoyt, Discharged: Mrs. Ghinn Lee First Baptist Church; Wednesday Pomeroy; Paul Bearhs, Racine; sermon b) thP. Rev. Nyle Borden, Anna Mt. Moria!>. S,ptlst Cl).urch, prePatricia Smith, Racine; Grimm, Letart Falls; Mrs. Thurs- siding, the Rev. Louis A. Ban. ton sione and son, ·Pomeroy; Mrs. 1;erter, prPsidlng, the· Rev. RupWanda Neigler and daughter, Sy- pelt; Frida)', sermon bY the Rev. racuse; Mary Barn~tt. Middle- Hoyt, presiding by the Rev. Gard· port. ner. The pubi;c Is cordially Invited to attend. the services this week at 7:30 at the First Presbyterian Church, corner of Nortll Fourth AvenuoJ and Coal Street. Special music this evening will be presenteJ hy u Middleport Ministerlal Enbemble with Mrs. Lillian Steilf Ill' organist. ' 1 . ..- Lood Bus Line • I ts peratiOn Qui 0 . After 13 Years '.' Six Day£boreb : ~1\ference Is ·, Ended At Athens · ~JI$~&, 0. UP-The six .. 5c 72 I . Committees Are Named 1 Last Saturday marked the end of the West Virginia and Ohio Bus Line which made daily trips from Pomeroy to Mason, Hartford and N~w Haven. George H. Durst, 65, ·, of 'C ive Street, announced that he was discontinuing business. > Durst said that reasons for his Q\littilltl' busineSs was the lack of p~f,I'Gbage and his desire to retire. Durst operated a Qlacksmith shp.l'' here for 39 years before entering the transportation business. ·. Singfe Copy ur1n 'uncil Appropriates romeroy village first meeting of 1956 Monday ' @vening held the first reading on ~llll ordnanc' to set up appropria Jioila to various funds for the en suing year. The new budget total is $117,~. ' :Fu'nds to which allocations were .. ma,le lll'e: General Fund which also · Includes the Safety Fund, $42,374; Utility Fund. $7,700; . C~metery F11nd, $7,100; Street ~ain't~nariee and Repair Fund, t,a4,68!1 ll!ld Gimeral Bond and Re'ireqient Fund, $5,430. Bualn011 Phone 398 • eat ti¢w c~ t. . ., c~ . , hlth Sl46. P'ortly day Ec:WPelllcal Conference on the «?~~~~ . W.orld 'Mission, .which dreW. J;iiOO delegates from 80 ~~·" ended ,Sunday with a NeW Yellt'~ .i>ay pj-ayer led by Ja~· and l<orean students. The 200 etudents from the two ~ · rival nutiiJliS decided on the ;raylll' m~eting ''in order . that they might . take advantage of siarti.ail pH ihe new yea~ wit~ an acit 'Of. ~l:oncillatlon in prayer.'' theme of tbe conference ~ ·"841volutlon and Reconcilla- The' tiQJI.o~ ..~ '· , I .. 1'.-i.:!er Outfit HeavT Damaged ~~~c%~! ~n !~:c: PIan•voter FOf Mason Co•. ~..Ul'lll~ • J_a,uary , .. ' .,. __ and the trailer it was pulling heavily damaged when the entire outfit was ~rown into a ditch dae to mecbmical failure Suturday evening CJII' State Route 7, the High way Patrol reported. . A~~IJiil!a. -. ~· tle ~port . the semi-trailer, driven &y Thcmas Bundlge, 44, Ironton, was trav•l ing north ten miles north of Pomeroy at the fool of Massar Kill, when the fifth wheel broke looso from the tractor hurling th• out fit into a ditch up an embankment. The load, which consisted or steel and aluminum beams was heavily damaged also . The Patrol also statad that Ronnie Walters, 21, Gallipolis. was arrested Monday in Gallipolis and cited to 'appear in Gallipolis Municipal Court on the cnrge of m\suse of dealer's license plates. ..Voting . IJlllistrations In Mas . .' ..0 .-nocl'llla and CoWI.t~· wal be checked dunnt Republicans. L1sts have already the .month of January and new been -•provl'd by the County voters will b~ registered at the Court. lhc exact date for startsame tinte according to the coun- ing tne_censU'B has not been set. ty cltrk. Repu~>licatl reg1stracs tn the The cen~us of voters will be Bend Are~oo _are. as follo":s : conduc!<'d from door to door and Cooper D1stnct: Precmct 15, will ~e su~h things as changes Lewrt. Free! Roush, Letart; 16, 1n adciNss m&de. The census is Flat RPrk, Clarence Gill, Letart; reqidr£d ily law to be held every ! 17, Ei~ht Mile, John Thomas, fot,~r yea_~~ in order to bring re-.. Pt. Pleas3nt,. Ro_ute 2. - . , cords .up to d~te. Graham D_IR~Ict: Precmct 19, The work will be done by 80 1 HardPrd, Wilham Jenkins, Hartford; 211, New Haven, Henry .Jobn At•d Ofl..ered A ; son,. !II• w Hr.ven; 21, -Grah~m, 1 , Eumce Hart, Letart; ·22, Umon, Luc11le Parson&, .Letart. . . Waggetu;r D1stnct: Precmct 44, First Clue Given eJlSIODefS Vall~y Ctt~. Bess Kell. _H~fonl; 45, Mas_on, Stella Chatttn, Mason: g Forms 46, Chiton , . Jack cartwright. To The Identity West Columh•o; 47. West _ColumVetr.rauli and widows of veter· bia, l!;~ac Lew~, Clifton; 48, MasOf Mystery Man ans who ~l'e seeking a P!lnsion on, Irene Jushs,. Mason. , from ;Jie Veterans' Admlnistra- Detnocr•t registrars 1_n the Since the current "Mystery Uon are l'eoelvlng an' Income Bend Area ~re. as follow~. Man" contest still remains a my>QuesUonnalre which must br ! Cooper D1str1ct: Prectnct 15. tery to the folk of the sutTounding property filled out and returned Letart. .Mr. .• D. A. Roush, Letart communities, as of today the ante to the !'rop~r VA office within I Route ~. lti, Flat Roc~. Delbert has been raised to five pieces o: thirty days. 1 Pulhn. Letarr ; 17, E~ght Mtle, silver or five dollars. Th M ·I C t v· t . Earnr >-l T•ylor, Pt. Pleasant, And here's the clue to aid the c tc ..gs oun y e erano Rouh· 2 . Servlc~ Ofhee~ C. J. Rhodes ur-1 Graham Di•lrict: Precipct 111, reader in identifying the "Myster) ges I'BC~ pensioner to read the llartfurd. Ceneva M. Gibbs, Hart- Man": Look first to a church IDstructtons very carefully and ford; ~C . New Haven, Mrs. Ella Commissioners Then to a man of toil asset~bll' the correct. data. before Roush. New Haven; 21. Graham. If you would be first subm!ttmg _th~ IJ!IeStlonnat~e to I Mrs. Florcllct: Rickard, Let~rl. To win thq spoils. the '_A. F~1Iure. to subm~t the ' Route. 1: 22 Union, P. E. Roush, There have been many cards an<' q~est.onnou·e wtthiD the tune h- ' Letarr, Rolll e 2. . m1t may cuuse the suspension of j 'Wal(~en<'r District: · Precinct letters turned into the Sentinel the J?Cnslon. 44, Valley City, Helen Riffle, offic.e thus far, but ·due to the after-the .holidays lack-of-loot. and Thts · r~port refers ~o pension Hartferri: 4o. Mason, Clara Roush JACKSON, 0. U~-:-A holiday the clue which if figured out truce was called between Jaokson a!'d n·•t to compena~tlo~ _for l!Cr- ~Iaior; 46 . Clifton, John Harri- right and put together correctly. disabl11ty or sou; Chiton: 47, West 'colunlbia, C(lunty commissioners and the Vtce conneded make the lucky winner five Bertha !'anwright, West Colum- will wife of convicl;ed Sheriff David award. dollars richer and not so blue. Thc Meigs County Veterano bia· 4B M••on Mrs l!:!.·ma TJI)dL. Trago. . Remember only post cards and will assist any , rl_ M~son . · Service, Otficc The-commissioners agreed to .let Meigs Courny pensioner, but the 0 "Mystery Man" entry blanks will Mrs. Traio-and her eight children pensiot~er must have the correct • be ac«pted . stay in an apartment insid' the BenPficiaries of a Sh county jail until later this week. Information. VA pell>[ou orP reminded that a • omer owers Mrs. Trago had been ordered to second None Injured que~tionnaire will not be leave the quarters by noon last le~t out nor will there be a'!y re· Fun""ra'l ~ervt"ces 1 Friday. s~nt tt those who fa1I to "' u Cars Sideswipe Trago has been In Gallia County nund<r submit the questionnaire. jail •ince September, aQrvlng a Sh~l>t damagos resulted when Are Held Tuesdav one-year sentence on a morals cop two car• bru~hed fenders Monviction. The commisslonel:s, mean Fu;wral ,,,.·v1ccs were held to- day nfrernoon on Silver Ridge, wbile, a,pointed John E. Evans, day at the l!.w1ng Chapel for ~·­ Sh'erili Charles Russell reported. as sheriff during Trego's absence.. A cur driven east by Field W. Homer Showers. 67. Syracus••, wl!u The appointment has· been conCampbell, Pt.meroy, and a vchi· died Saturday at Holzer Hospi. t at tested by Mrs. Trago's ·a.ttorney. He is survived by .his wile. cle d.-iven west by Dan Brickles. Clara; one brother, Denzel 'of Pomero~·, RFIJ were Involved in HOLZER HOSPITAL Sqar Creek, 0.; two sisters, Mrs. the accident, the report states. AdJJutted Saturday: Jqy Crook- Fun,oral services were held Mon- M-ildred Watson, Roseville. 0 ., The Campbell vehicle was daham, Leor., W. 'Va.; Mrs; Harley day at 2 P. M. for ·Mrs. Laura Mrs. Fred James, Stockport. o maged on the right side, and the BonecuU.er, Letart, W. :ya.; Mrs. Belle Eads, 73, who died Friday •nd a nun1ber of nieces and ncp other vehicle was damaged on the left fender and headlight. Robert Smith, Henderson, W. Va. night at Holzer Hospital. hews. !re wa.' born at Rosev ille in Admitted Munday: Mra. Darrell Her parents were the late Mr Northup, West Columbia; Larry and Mrs. Andrew Crump. Sbe is 1881; a 32nrt Mason, Toledo Hlue Ray Coleman, West Columbia; survived by three sons, lames. ~ie Lodgr: a retired C. & 0 . Market Reports W. J. JGrdsn, Lcot;~, W. Va.; Jo- Middleport; Charles and Cllffo~J. Railroad worker and a .veteran ro t' Cll'i't:JNNATl. 0. UP-Produec : seph Sf!litb, MiddlepQrt. Rutland ; three daughters·, Mrs. World War I. Eggs steady, unchanged; con· Buria~.>took place in,- Beer h Admitted . Tuesday; Leo C. Hill, Polly Ohlinger, Akron; Mrs. Su· sumer U. R. A large 511$; medi Pomen•y. sie Taylor, Pt. Pleasant and Mrs. Grove Ce+ttery. ums 511-57; extra large M-56: A Bit-ths Sunday: A daughter Garnet Moore, Middlepor:; one larae whitt 52-M; A mediums TERRELL DEATH born at 12:42 a.m. to Mr. and brother, Andrew Crump, Pt. Plea50-l\1; ~mall 42-k; B large 49-51. David Terrell, 72, Condor Street Mrs. Dana Winebrenner, Syta- sant and 21 grandchildren, Chickens fryerli firm, up 2c; cuse; a dlllltlhtei' born at 3:28 a. Buria( took place bi Lone Oak Pomeroy. died at ·his resid£qce hens. m. to Mr. and Mra. Hatley Bone- Cemetery, Pt. Pleasant, and fun- this morninr. after a · two month fryers 3-ll, 1-2 lb 20-32; heavy over · ~ lb 22-25; ·h~ns, light illneas. F~>neral · arangements cutter; A, 8011 4:38 a.m. eral services· were held at the ll lb and Wider. U,.18; bODs light, will be announced later. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. · Middleport Baptlat Church. V. p • Jn I Film• Halt Evictiqn ,OfTragoF~y IF H As ·- ing was arra~ -b.twMn I n•w"'"l photognpiMr and • French •u:~~tllary policeman ao that ~~-!'·fl~lt- ~~~ shot in cold blood tt ·prtylcle th• plctur•. Polltlcel 'olilfl'!l"- say tMn ..... ' Frenca hoJMi! •.,.. "axpoM" will lind· th~ ~rliit; ,: of P~aml~r ldlar Faure,J.f~tltrWlonal), , _ · •';,.. ..Ji I born at .. "' ... BIG BLOW AGAINST POLIO �I ~eTwo- Tuesday, Jonuory 3, 1956 Tuesday, January 3, 1956 DOWN! The Daily Sentinel hWiahed nery afteraooa u: l!opt SW!da! by Tbe Ohio Vall., ~Ill, IDe, 11t 110 Kechank' lublen,uon rate11 Oell"'r, ' IP7 ~eel u second clau mail $iii 'lft.ltter It tb• poat offlte at foiDaNJ' Obio · Natr011t1 lc!Yertlal.nl repreteD-¥ttn•.BottlnelH KJmb11ll, Inc. 842 ~ Channel3 700 Today 900 CoUee Time 10 00 Dln1 Dong School I 10 30 / Ernte Kovacs Show / Strength for the Day '• I"AR:l L DOUGLASS unded \\ell let 1t e nd ,' FIRST STEP IN sunnse eve ry da)S mea m 1 new ....._ "'. THI ,_.EW YEAR 1 be~tmmng fhc coming of • >er y The fii'Jt ~ 1 cp i.'j hope 1 new year ml!ans the opport uml) he Chlnest> have a custom of to go on to he so methm g "' <' ng all tt"!e1r debts paid he have 1t:Ver been befon:· to acht ~ Ne.w Vl•at 'a 'l'he) want to eve through 3615 da~ ~ und come the new year v.1thout any to the end With our spiritual Jmpedtmenh The) want nothmg budget balanc(t! the old year hang1ng over Hope ts one of lhe great fac t.b4un and drt~gg m~ th em down tors m the lhnslian hfe So here ,W:ohey deiJts 1n modern hfe 15 a good word With wh1ch to beCome a uN e ~;~ Jty and the start the new year , 'F'mgettmg whole fabm· of our l:f.OCiety pre ihosc thmgs which are behtnd $Upposes cef!<un arrangements an d r eaching forth unto those But SPiritually we are supposed 1 thmgs which 11re before I press to start each da y each week, toward the mark for the prlze of each year, free of debt We ar e- the hll!lh calling of God tn Christ to foraet the lhmgs that are be Jesus Let us therefore, as manY hind and strE>tch forward to the , as arc mature be thus minded tblnp tnat ure before 1and Jf m an\ thmg ye be other As the old )ear comes to an v.tse minded, God shall reveal end "" think of a pllge turn even this unlo you (Phtl 3 ed or a chapter closed or an era13 151 I I so .·,.w• ftVJD 800 Martha Rt)e Show 900 F1Tes1de Thea tre 9 30 10 30 P1a)lwn¥hts 56 Kr D1str 1ct Att orney 11:00 News Kea~lines ll 05 Weathercast 1l 10 Preas Box 11 14 Bud W1lk1ru. n Show 1130 Tomght 100 Stgn Off I I ers of h1s Congress Party that he had been embarra~ s ert by the at tacks th ~ Sov1 r l \ 1s1tors made on \\estern countn~ s e~p~ t 1ally on Great Brtlam NPhru wa s quoted as accu~mg 1hl' Rus.~aan~ of twtstm~ h1storv 3 The Indochinese Commums tll Ia1led 10 an attempt to force vol trs of the stah• of I ao~ to boycott BY CHARLES M MeCANN an t> lect10n for a Nat wnal A~scm United Pren St•ff Corretpondent bly The Redll tbreatcnetl repnsah The wer k ~ ~o:ood and had nf'W9 -oglllnst those who voted But on the 1nlcrnatmna1 t·a~<mce sh~ct man thao aooooo out :J6oooo The Good re~oe!ioterM voters went to the polls 1 The German CommunJsl.!i ap Only 1n areas Cl)nlrulled by 11u1r pareully changed th e1r mmds trnop s were thP Rf>d~ suc<e~~ful about pru sec utmg Americans ac The a1d eused of rmnnutlng offenses m 1 Spef'Ches mad..- bv th 11 KHm East Ber)m An All Forrf' s ~r Jm ~ twu top lead1 r~ nt 11 mcetgeant, alle~ul 1r ~ huve caused II mg or th e Ru~~wn Sup 1em e Sn traffic acc1dent w11 ~ 1eturned to v 1 ~t - purliam c nt- m Moscow wen~ West Berlin by th e Rus:m m s Ill IJ()t h hr,~! 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'11 U OI~t l otlll ll us hy r~tllllfll slln l;" Nehru H'l llled di sBppo nttl] at th l' { h1 s im i~ llH'~< Il l.( f ~ I, th r•n1 lh,... vav S0\111 l'1rm 1• r NJk olnl 1\ mt>sSIH[I ~ 1xmr >~ed h p fh1tlh•• Bull!llnln llllll Hu s'' '" (ummun, -, 1 ,. un11 11 ._ mu~ht h 1 f "•tl rriJilllht Poll} l1ad 1 N k l u S Khiu 'l h Ru ,~uln VI k• Khru snrh r\ a] ~ ChlV nhUMd hi ~ ho ~ p laJ 11y iiU I III ~ lu 11 •11 1l 11f thr p IWI'I Jf Ru~~ ll ~ th C'Ir nr1n ! ~1 s 1! to lnrl11 Nt hrlllih Hnh l'r1mrr Uul .. mln lunl!!t! l!l re ofl rleJ lr\ h 1ve 1olrt l111th lhJlltu •~r n ml t hl rw v have m ~~b c n _o f l11 ~ eablntt ~nd lrad 1nl ll cun llntn t ll 1ork11 - on c WIDNESOAY 700 Today Commentary On The News I or too 1000 10 so 1100 12 00 Which 1n1ght be f1r \"d for mstance ment It ha I been that cally 111 a part of France tf;aelf, not 12 30 from Rus.!illl to the Umt ed States 100 <Jgrecmr nl 1111g ht be re ached t o a colony It 1a .represJtnted jn the So far as IS known the United end the t g h! >~a r guerrilla war I 30 French pe~rUamtnt Bul ~ondihons Statl's has not perfeu cd th1s 200 f1.11 e ( h 11 m Hll' dem 1rds which warr so turbulent tb•t it wu de weapon 2 30 lh~ rnm tslt 1 ~ would not acct>pt <:1ded not to 1nelude AI~ In the 2 A long S{"hedulcd confer rnc~ bf'lween the ch1ef m1msh:~rs of Malava and Sm~:apore on one hand ond Malayan Cornn'lunlst Ch1ef t h1n Peng t;rolur UJ:I m du;,,grec. -- -- eled a" to be held rte:rt Hooday 3 Frpn ch lluup~ fa llr•d to sup fo1 a 1•tional A.filembly Neverthe pre.~s the t e1r01 sm wh1ch has less the outlawed Altertan Com caused n ea~lv 200 dt 1lhs m t"' o mumst Party called for upnslng.s weeks 111 Al~t·n a Al ge1 u putt!! on electiOn ___:._ day . __ 1n the f1rst strong r1un, .smce they kill trees and uproot grasses and le;; ve the SOil Ump and flex1ble to 'Vale.ry Whim J 1mmy ought to know that old bucks left aliVe prevent the young buck s from breedmg onto the doe~; and downbreed the fawn herd J1mmy ought to know how mut:h o! crops they destroy to wh(re Lhtl word pest' Js a com pumcnt, Bnd it OUSht io Mmf.l OUt Writers Who Go Past Reason on Subjects They Don't Know 2 45 soo 400 4 15 4 30 500 5 ,. 6 00 6 30 6 40 6 55 700 7 30 745 8 00 Coffee Time Dma: Don~ School ErDJe Kovacs Show Home Tennessee Ernie Sh9w Feather Your Nes t BQb and Jan Carr Present Suste Camera Goe.!l l l School World of Mr SW f' t'll~) MOdern Rom.!ln~:es Matinee Date W1th LJ!i! First Love Old llmer Pinky Lee Howdy Doody Flatt & Scruggs Sports Eye News P1cture I es Paul & Mary Ford Sewnce F 1ctl un Theatrt' Coke Time News Caravan Screen Dtrectors P llly house Fath er Know~ Best Kraft 1hcalre ThJ.S l.s Your Life Damon Runyon Tht>atre Hcadlmes W eathereast Press Bo][ Greatest Fli:ltb of Centu ' BY ROBERT C RUARK "30 ~ La, o n un C tnnon !> ll•ll ltl lll duct 9 00 DJAKARTA- The nl lliltllll ! lll l m a!l! 1 1 [ ~! m al t l n~ t r HI !hill! 11 lU 00 hun, and tiHrC' v.ctt• two unclu• 01 b o unt) ~ l lhmk t !. .sh 11111 .,, v11rmmt ' 10 3!1 LJre~ of t ulumns b\ Jinuny t m Jfr hvu ~ l - md n wlu lt luld of 1100 non I h11l l\C JirllOI) I ~ I f1 1t 11d l•lng(IS IS lllJJII(<IIIHd !J IK!CI l!ul no Cit} boy Js .suppl)sed to of llllllt sn I Will k!lnlk hlln 1 Ill n 11(" In 1111111/ll h J1 h ~ 0 filii know nbout the~e thmgs C1ty 11 05 1110 !Jttl c b1l ,,~ uni ~s pronj II• gu us 111 th t t omllHIIll 1> that the ho) s hang around Touts' JOmt, 11 15 knork 1 cnmpmtl o p1 1 pi ! \.\< oultl h.11 v1 tu l l·u ~t 1f lh l' Whl(h u mce place to hang 11 30 rnmght Sumr lh1 n~s Mr C.lnnun wnl t\ lttl Wr ll l1rt unk lll ld IIHOund but you wouldn t learn I 00 S1gn Off Vely Wt ll Uhtn h1• IS 1\ IJI !ryl!l !,! to mmh about quud shohting or the C mn on wuu ldn t tI n' h ut th e conservutwn of wildlife lhrouKb make llle rature of j uurnnh sm ,, - --~ -~---thmg n obl!fl \' l'Vl' l achlf' Ved sur Jll I Il l ' " IIOSJOil N u t to r abbi !., selective ktllmg 1f you stayed 1 HtiRSI'IA Y du r ca n dcnu dt ~ n 11 1'8 nf vegc there all day ~c ssfull y II ~ wr1t• ~ good s p ort ~ 7 00 Today th lllHI good war~ ul)rl whun h1 lat 1on so t h011 ug hly tha t (CopyriJ!: •lt 19M by Un1ted Fea 9 00 Coffee Tlmewntes h 1s Nohod} A ~ k r d Mt• wh ro] (• bl1 nth pl.l( ! " ll~ h •s 1nvav tur£' S}ndlcate (nc ~ 10 00 Ding Dong S<:hool - - - - - - - - - ~--~-- --7. ~~~ Rut ' to\umn l nl'ver drop 11 10 39 Ernie .Kovacs Sttow But l11ere are hm1tat10ns tu col 11 QO Heme ''••'"''• l1 on fo h~tloct American Del••••• llaMtcf umnmg- and look wh<J s talking 12 00 Tenaessee Ernle Show ACROSS L•i:l1• .1 U S UN lnvoy 2 Wicked: For lecent Lo11 of Pace On& of the !!m1ts IS tttAt you ought ~1 Young U! 30 Feather Your Nest 1 Stlt<lhe.s a Darnp hor1e Bpecio/ to C~11tral p,.t'/Jfl A.s~ qcualloH to know §ust a ltttle bll a tlrty 1100 Curreot G AD obnox. • m btcaUlle II Bean1 lo\11 child I 30 Halls of Ivy W!A8tiiNOTON - The E1aenhower orlmtn1Rtrallon 111 under rrowtnr Bmldgen, of whnt you re wrttlng of •hlp .e 2B Sing• $, Morntnr 1'¥ preaeure lo replace llenry Cnbut Luolge Jr 111 United BtaU!1 or you lobk very stllv 2 00 Parson'• Study motion 2i Relate re~ptlon Afllbaaa&dor to the United Nutlont Therll are even lOme oft'lclal1 S Mild 2 30 World of Mr Sweene) In f1 is f)DSs1b le for a COUnt I y bO} !0. Telephon4 WltrHn. lhe admlnlatratJon who are unhappy about the job Lodge ha1 0 Skaunr 2 .e Modern Romances detail Witel tu wr1te about the city hut a ctty bee• dolnr rtcenily JS. Inun• 3 00 .Matinee Theatre 12 Girl• naml 7 CUckoo Lodre it blamed parttcularly tor the loa• of fate •ufterM by the boy Is lolally unequipped to write date<! 4 00 Date Wtth Llfe Herb of 8 Bed canopy IT, A Untted Statu In the t"l'( t!nl pack.,.. deal for about the country Bcmg a countJ y 4 Ui Modern Romances the oarrot 9 Tardy admllllnr new members to the UN boy IS a SPC.CIII.I thmg since It malo 4 80 Old Timet ramUy 11 River (l'r) Olf, Ftrat l...odre aald the United Btatea wu oppoaed takes wide lntelllgcncl to be a I 00 Pinky Lee 14 &uurkrlt 18 Wriun.to Ru11ta • lntlltence on lncludlnl Outer Moorolla country bov- 11 knnw how un ~rlnr I 80 Howdy Doody 1chool (Ind ) ftut4 .. 28. Demudod In the 'pack are ' Then It wu decided that the known tn the callow c1ty suckers 115 8ubllde I 00 \lttmro.i &: Angler 19 A cowJ.Jiko (OOIIO<J) United State• would ab"t•ln' trorn lhe votlftl Mr Cannon has ju~t rommJtll d 11. Muale note 6 80 SpDrts Eye head Jt ....... When Nattonallat Chin• threatlntd to veto Outer two deathless chunk!! Bbout deer 18 Erbium 6 4& News Picture coverln,. aM.atr Monl'tJIIIl, the United Bh.tea ur,ently lltkllld the hunting, and I swear you would (a)rm.._' 20 Man\, 8 ~IJ Les Paul II Mary ForQ 31, Pith helmet Formoaant not to do that 11 Rear think from the readm,l{ of them nickname 7 00 Deat~ Valley Days (lnd) In other woro., while the united lltatea wat that he had an 1mpnrt1tnt subjetot JG. A. eoq room 7 30 Dlnab Sbore ballcally oppo~ed to the e.tlmla~ton ot Outer Mon~ :111. Male fowl 7 U News Caravan rolla, U MUtd tD atand publicly t~ Ill prlnclpltt in qand Mr C1.mnon treats what :112.lntreq_uent R 00 You Bet Your fJfa and In fact, privatoly .aounr tn a complttt117 he ea)ls the U!iflaemutlqn of deer 23. 8bapherd 4 With the d!!ep devotion of n man 8 30 Peoplt''a Cht>lce oppoalte dtreotlon. 8' 00 Dragnet 15 Cooling Mette¥ C.INI Lod,. • erttlcJa eOij.e• he undop-_,ty '"• writing about the fall ot an em ...,_, Jr. earrytnr out admlnt•tflitlon policy HQrtv..r. \MJ p1re 8,3() Ford Theatre 1 dtvlce To brte.f il Mr Cannon th inks teel he mu1t be r.placed to erue tht "-41 taa~ 2C Contained 10·00 Lux Video Theatre 11ft: by the whole attuatton Overall Lodp hu been ,.....,... u u 27 CUMinc that ll Is n C1'lnte to hunt that 11 00 Ntws He1i1dlb:ie1 tfttltiYt '"'kttntan at the UN ln hta own right . .~ '-! biJhly ...,. hunt~rs are mu1 dN ers- unloss 38 Gram 11 05 Weathercut IPMitd by Prt.l4ent mt~enhow.r. ' (abbt) they are shoottng lions ur som1 II 10 Press BO][ 30 Dlvlllon • other: mnocent fauna that look 1110 Bud W1lkmson Show ot a play - • OLD A.O&-Hou. lpeaker lam llaybum uYI lilt deotD~ hu mean but really •ln't - and that 11 JO Tonight , ilitcked JIAI hHIUI and &d-.lted hlm ht'll probably llyt to ba to tr tt II a bad thlna for a man to Sl Allo 32 Ha.wauan buy a rt>d hat and a license. and tood ""'iii·~~j~ ftiWI Dtmoe,..t wnt H 1• Ytal'l old Jen ~ 'llt toolu go forth to flll hill brder w1th 83. Ner.tlve lt&Y'um already hal eatabllthed a ~ ltrvlll.. venuon once a year npy than any other man. Ht ha• at10 ttr¥tod lonltr IJI. Beau Jameli predlcat11a thla on .Sf. Rolonant any other llvlnr member nower WM awom 1ft &II a. Ualttcl Statu l'ft[JreeentatM M Mareh the innocence of the deel', and he .ae. I"LLneraa OniJ 1M man who took lhe o&lh before him ~ acnr llll On· likens the dtN' .slayer to the w1re ~ He 11 Carl H&)'Ckn ot AriiOaa, who bll!came a MOUN ,..,btr murderflr premNIIta•ed He aets Sill Trap all worked USt wh1lo enjoying )'Mra btloft Jtayboum Haydeft ll now a United lltaltl INMtor. to Cbemleal • cockfl&hll, hating eata, and dbllk eornJ>OW\d • WOLITICI-IJ'M White Routt ll ltveJtnr 1141 btrruu at oa11 on 1 ln.1 hor.se,..._.lhrE>e pomt1 of view tt. Woody plant ~ntlc Pl•hltiiUal uplnnt 10 tar-New York'l Qov, Aftrelt [ share with hlm heartily tJ J'eat Rtrrlman. who* aot yet IUU\oune«J he 11 ru11ntn 1 But before 11 mAn wrltea he. DOWN ~ A abort Umt alter Jtm•• flaltrt.)' ftnd at Harriman u tM '"hm· should know n l1ttle pa1t thP. fact I Mloter ~Sp) ~ DOmin..,·• Prtal4tnt J:lteftbowtr rtportedly told GOP OMifi'U· th•t 1!'1 a dull !lav and the words IIOUI lt&dtrt wtlh a chuckle Ulat the New York rovernor ll a "Park ,.oma ea.ty Ju ~ t for 1n,tance Jim <DAILY ORYP1'0QU01'E- Here'1 how to W11dr;lt1 AftlliMT'N~" my ought tu know that then• AX'I'DL8AAXR Why Harrii'I'\M 1.1 belnf llnfled out wh•n Adial m ltl'ftftiOft 11 1, LOjfOFJ:LLOW are more rtel'r than thf'lre used to tilt hnocraue front-runner, i.e tomtwhat of a m}'ltery, It may be llll!! when thf! IniuM had titlE' .fo Ont letter limply •tan ~ lor another. lit. thl1 example 1t. 1.1 UMdJ that Kr. l:iHnhower 11 Ht lG wa,. a more viA'oroua oam,.lpfor tbe three L'a X tor the two O'a. etc Slft&le Jetten, a tlthtr U the OOP DomlnM or In aupport of aomtofte till . .abt.•t thern-tust ~5 thf're are rnon• In luna 'I'he fa('! !hilt therr. pre trophtu, the length and lormattolll of tht worda are all ...:;:: Harrtmaa than he would It Bl•.,.neon ,.eta the no4 lllaeb daY the OOdt letters art dt8'erent. more dee1 1s 1lu(' to the money • I 8Mtt4 inv.. tlptloft ot dlaeharrta of ftdtnl em· that the llc<·n~us deer hunters "' c.,..,..rn.. quolalloo pay to prntect d(I!Cr ~u thRt ~[;!;,; ttcurlty "UON baa produotd eomt 1ur~ J horn apnoltl. there'll b<' lhf' odd huck to ~hoot rB OIOHXIlFB'Il XMFIK OH BVkX• for the pot anrt lhP antlcn on th C' 1 »>hlch tonr hu ftrured tn OBI. OCK ;· of Communtm, Ia a can 1n XOH OJ:FLODFKOVBW!'IJI lf\ll'tll ltVUI that from Mey 28 J1mmv 01111:hl to know thRt the IIXFN, EtHntlower MCUrlt:r prorram went deEr, Icrt um heck• d 1s a mf\.nact• JW.. Jt, 1105, tour pereona wtrt dtamll8fd Ill MC\Ir• to himself and !1> the community \'llloi'«&Y'I Cln1041101ot I ILUl IIATHI:R U J, DOO,, AY 'I'HII liiOON, THAN 811Cil Jt. 1\0l\IA!fI am beadJni for a contlnt~nt­ PSARB. New Zeahmd--or you un eaU It l>~tr1'-to4 l>r ICIIf ......... lln41coto two la1ands If you fancy 1eelullu I - 'If £«leW ASH INGTO N _---= 'AARCH OF EVENTS :C: I DAILY CROSSWOR n. w•• ..... • • • .... tOt u. • •••t-Tht • ..... 900 Capta1n x anga Foo &: Jan Carr I 30 Your Star Showcase 200 Parson's Study 2 30 World of Mr Sween ey Modern Romances 2 ·~ 300 Matmae Theatre 400 Date with Life 4 15 Modern Rom a nce.s 430 Old Timer 500 Pmky Lee 5 Howdy Doody 600 Grand Ole Opry 6 30 Sports Eye 640 News PJcture 6M Les Paul & Mary- l<'ord 700 Cabell Hontmgton Ho ~ p ll.•l 7 30 Dmah Shore 745 News Caravan / , 10 00 Garr~ Moore 6 30 Blake of ~otfanif Y~ A rt l1 ur G?d fre ) 11 30 S tr 1ke tl Rtch 12 00 Va l1ant 12 15 Lov( of Ltf c 6 53 Sports ... 7 7 00 Kul(la, Ftao. t~Olllo 7 Hi Jgh,n Daty l , 7 30_ Worper Jitl"elllo 12 30 Sl a rc-h for To morrow J he (.md mg Ltg ht K .tlJ e~ Kit chen 30 I o ~ e Story 00 Rob eJ t Q Lew1., 2 30 Houseparty 300 T he B1g Payurf 3 30 Bull Crosby ~:tow 4 00 I hl H1 1ght e .. Ditl)' 4 15 Sltrd Stor m 430 On Yo ur AC'count • 00 LuC' ky B Ra nch • 30 Yom Es ~o R f' por ter 6 45 Spol h ghl on ~ports 6 55 \\ • a I herman 7 00 Drn w With Me 7 15 Doug Edwards, Ne\\1 7 30 ( ISi;O Kld 8 00 Pht l Silvers Show ll 30 1'\ avy Log • 00 1\l c( t MJ !Iie 9 30 0\ e1 seas Adventure 111 I) $64 000 Que stwn 1o ;;o D J y, u Tr u ~ t Your Wife? ll 00 Up l n !J e- m n u o New& 11 U5 J al e Show 12 t I 2 45 00 WEONESDAY On - P rl H~ • 00 S1gn 9 00 Ca pta1n lO 00 10 30 11 30 12 00 Garry ' r.. :~ n ga roo Moo ~e • ,, ; ii"'' 8 30 Wyatt lar~t lj \ 9 00 funny "J'fJ,omas • 9 30 DuPont Theafre l 10 00 W re5Um.&- Hollywood 11 00 News . ' ..- ' 7 10 John Daly Duneyland MGM Parade Masquerade Party Break The Bank Wed Ntght Flihta News Weather Sporu 8 30 9 00 9 30 10 00 11 00 11 05 11 10 II 15 l!ejrt ol 11 45 t~e 1~ ""' NotiC!es FARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS Oh1o 12 30-6tc Dtd you know you could save 25% or more on parts by Ravma :you1 6-room Duplex 1n Sugar Run Au tomatic heat Close .schools tractor engme overhauled be Call 374-J 112 Bnck Street fore March 1, 1956? Also ask about our spec1al on palntmg 12 'J.7 tf and tuneup Metgs Equipment SLEEPING ROOMS With batb and ~ ~c~o~P~h~··~·~M~~:---_:1~3~4=8t~c furnace beat Lad1es only 156 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy J & 12 30-3tc LOST m the Flatwoods VlCJmt)IBiack HOUND w1th brown FURNISHED APARTMENTS-4 or 5 rooms and bath Gas ftred hot markmgs on faet, legs and head water lu.rnace Ut1htlcs pa1d John W Dalley, Rl 3, Pomeroy, Phone 6129 X 12 16-30tp Ohto 12 27 6te .2 F1ve room modern APART 1 ::.ervl<;e5 MENTS, with le~undry and gar age New &.room dwelling w1th ::omplete wat:.EL ALIGNMENT r.arase aod laundry Phone balancmg and brake service a1o..M A N Bengel 6-27 tf llackctts' Safety SerVIce, West .Mam Street, Pomeroy, Oh10 For rcn~~~:tenston Ladders, :scaffold Boards, Drop Clotbs Phone 267 6.6.tf Clinton Ftaher, Middleport Phone t1265 X 11 1 tf ~Illes (6 Found Lost l&B Auto Clll' Sigh Off Arthur r orlfrey Str 1ke 11 H1ch Valwn• 1 <~ y Love of L1f~ Sea1~.:h for I omorrovv Th ~ (,utdlpg LJ!!bt Klllle.., KJ!ch e n Love Stor~ Ro b ~ri Q LeWJS IIouseparly 1 hr. R1g Payo ff Bl•b Crosby Show The Dn ghter Day Se~:r et Sturm On Your Ac-co unt G r m Autr y R1)v Roger5 I uc k j 8 R,ltlc h Yom Esso Rr porl er Spot1t~ ht on -Spor ts ~ WC'o1hrr:t:lan deU-..ery FURNISHED APART JOTTLED GAS-lu\"all•Uoa and 4-room MENT, furnace heat, utlhtles HrYice See 111 for prices. RlJT· furnished Adult.s only No pel!l LAND FURN11 Ullll at llutlllld. Near Pomeroy H1gb School ~~~ Mn Fred Langlotz, Pomeroy ' ' 7 30 CMh on RENT- Double 1Sltlepmg LET OUR ELECTRONIC SECRE- FOR room, k1tchen pnv1lege!! Near TARY TAKE YOUR WoUIT Semor High Helen H Nease, ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Phone 302-M 1 33tc IN TBE EVENINGS CALL 311'1 ., THURSDAY 3 58 Stgn On i 00 Dan~eland 12 311 5 00 M:Jekey Mouse ·2 45 B 00 Arwe Q.aklqy I 00 6 30 News I 30 6 35 Weather 2 00 6 40 Sport.s 2 30 6 45 Hurnean ExprJPSs 3 00 7 00 Kukla Fran & OUII'\ 3 :iO 7 Ia John Daly 4 00 7 30 Lone Ranger 415 8 00 BJ.Shop Sheen 4 'iO 8 30 Stop The MUSIC 5 00 9 00 Star T1me 30 Do wn the Road 9 6 30 I 0 00 City Detvcttve 6 46 lO 30 r l Led 3 LIVElli 6 55 11 00 News 7 00 P111t1 P .1gc J I 05 Weather 715 Duug J rh~o r d s News 11 10 Sports 730 I hr R tn !;C R1dl'f 6 00 '-\1 thUI Godfr pv & Fnends 11 15 Folldw That MDII 11 45 Stgn Off 9 00 1 he M1illl n.m e 9 lO I ve Gu t '\. 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Rlddied' Korner 6 30 Your Es5o n ~ porter 400 V..ncel1nd ' 6 45 Bob Wagner Sports 500 &Jturday We~tere 6 55 Wcatlu'!rmlln 600 NeWB 700 Tea Room 6 05 7 15 Dou~ Edw:!rds~ Newa 615 7 30 S~t Prc1ion of 'Yukon 6 80 800 Bob Cummings Show 7 00 6 30 Cli~pox 7 30 g 30 Four St.f!r Play hou.te 1 9•00 10 00 Storioa of the Century 1000 10 so WantCfj. 11 00 .0"' 7' 11100 Up lo-t he-Mmute- New.s 1100 The Late Show 12 I (I .: "\niiNEfiSAY :m M, Tuppon ED HOUSE on Lmcoln H11l, Pomeroy, Ohw lnqu1re Ewmg's Store W Mam St, Pomeroy, 1 3 tf Oblo Phone 133 tloD. '\ • • ' s1.-n Q~ 1 • ~ 4 00 Dann!faod 5 00 Mickey Mouse 1J' l5 W.ettb tbe 811 die 6 00 Or1aa M.w.te 6 3Q Blake ot Scotland Yard 6 43 News 6 Ml W eatller fJ 55 Sports 7 00 Kukla Fran &: Ollie ~ l , 11 ()(i we.lher-"'{. " ht ~ 1110 Sports 11 1~ Plir,thollft tD 1 ) , ., t l1 "30 W.tial') Your, TruuW. '11 45 SlgA OC . t:hrw .., For Rent a oo Ro<ky Jo , 10 30 ~::~~r.:; ... eaiJ Ul tor partieulan. Ohio Valle)' Mfa:. 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Ohio 181 Auto rent-Elecbir. 1952 KAISER Sedan Pnees aver For steamer Cllnton Fiaher, age reta1l $620 avenge loan dleport Ph 6265 X. 111 tf $418 yours for only $399 John ·-:-::----:= Rtcbmond, 814 E Mam St Tv. o Furnished 4-Room APAaf· 1 3 3tc Pomeroy MENTS, new furniture Utihtif! patd t.ull 004.4 M 3-W::U 1954 CHEVROLET 210' 2 door De tux Sedan, $1295 Blaettnar s Very dtlslrable flfSt floor APART Pomeroy, OhiO 12 31-6tc MENT Automahc gas furnace Call 6170 J 12 22-tf 1953 CHEVROLET BEL-AlRE 4 door Sedan, $1395 Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy Ohio 12-31-CH.c - - - -"-::c-:-:-:c:- -- ~ - I l7l Help Wanted 1955 PONTIAC 870 0( lux 4 doo• WANTED--WOMAN for hou5ekeepmg, care of 4 year old boy Sedan, $2495 Btaettnar s, Porn Good pay SAM to4P M eroy, Ohio 12-316tc --~s1x days a week Re[erence re l954 DESOTO VB 4 door Sedan qu1red Call 6191 X o::fter 5 P M $1795 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Mrs Rodney H1ll 12 30 3tc Ohto 12-31 6tc 1201 l:lusmess ::.erv1ces 1953 BUlCK VB RM Rtvlera Coupe -------~ ~--.$1595 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Cars w1sbed and lubricated Free Ohio 12Sl-6tc p1ckup and dchvrry service Phone 9097, DARST MOBILGAS, liUJS WILLYS Aero Eagle Hard East Main Street, Pomeroy fop Coupe, $795 Blaettnar's, 12-80 ate Pomeroy, Ohio 12-316tc 19) QUALITY OF OUR SERVICE COMMANDS EVERYBODY'S RESPECT Wheel Chairs HoapiU>l Beds Ambulance Serv1ce Phone 285 TREVEY-FINSTERW ALD FUNERAL HOME NOTICE MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATI OWNIRS THE TAX BOOKS ARI OPIN NOW Fer Th• Ptymenl Of December & Junt REAL SSTATI TAXIS Books Will CIOH FHRUARY 1, 1956 CLYDE G. MILLHONE Meigs County Trea1urer By ROII•T ' · MOilltoN UnltH Prett lteH CorntPO~ WASHINGTON UP-The JOV ernment today appeared optl mutic that Ameru~• & economy would continue t<l aoar d1.1r1Dg 1956. nuiil rate o r 4 600,000,000 ~uncia 1 <>t a record tbil JNr, m17 drop Juecee.sful law enforument Thil 1 The law O'Neill aad ~ - • n ew reeord and l8 per unt 11 about two pereent duriDI; you mty aecomphlb by no t only aa:reed Merce r Count)''l 10 lll.lr7 above flr Mt half of thit year fir st su: moot.hl of 1StM eatabli1hln& proper &~lan es but cannot be mcreued until tlle ei4 Automob1 le.11 and trueU-Auto output flrllt m: montht expected to h1t 4,2M 000 compared wath the re cord 4.227.000 tn tbt first h.all of th1s year Truck produc tlon s hould show a siuable in creaH over the first ball of 19:1~" &fter ftrushiog "the belt year 1n 1La twtory ' Cowtruct10n Eatunated spending m 1966 011 all new con. 11lruct1on 44 b1lhon dollan, five per ceot above 1~5'a record 42 btlllon Stnke C1 ueet Drop Power cqu1pmen.t- New eJee" tr1c generatmg units expected to go mto llerv1ce 1n flr!lt half will be • far ~low" preVlous eaUmates be1:aUH of the Westin• house Electne C'orp strike The Commuee Depar1ment N Bus1neas and Defense Service• Adm1nl1tration releued a aur vey of major tnduatrlea for the ftrst half of 1956 predicting pr~ duction .to most tndllltries would rue Small BuaJness Adm1nJ1trator Wendell B Barnea predicted that next year wtU tee further r I11e I n c!'armnga by 1maI I manu facturers He sa1d the competi tiVe position of smaII b WIJnen has ~en strengthened and "the extremely low rate of buainea.s f a Ilures ts also a • ood SIJD I or the future ' Semple Of Report Electroru.cs--Oulput m 1 w.w~ Here 1s a aampllnf from the expected to exceed ttwl year's major Industry report record or $6,300,000,000 br 100 Iron aDd steel-Current re mtlhon dollars cord break1ng productioa momen Machmery- A five 10 111 per tum to contmue through June, cent rue In dollar votume of 1956, making ftrat haU of year farm nachinery aales expected one of the hlghest "if not the reflectmg prtce lnc.-ea.teS In highest' tn hbtory crea51e In umt sales "doubtful" 19M 1 durmg f1rsl 5Jx months Alumlnwa--First half shipmentll expects to be at an Lumber- Output, expected to 1-..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,"' I Conau.mer durable ~ea Clal retum to tbe eouut)'" in hrat llX moat.bl espeet.ed to "equel or sli&btb ea:ued" reeonf1 1955 rite Meanwhile, tbe Federal Baer ve Bulletin reported tbat dft. rae the r«ord Jrowtb of co!IIU mer credit thiJ year riafq ~ comet have kept tlle debt burdea from becominJ too beavy. Gebhlrt lxpi•IN Curt Gebbart, executive aetre you may under tbe law equ1p proper COtJtt " a of a Juat ke s term Gebhart sa1d " you will fbl.d fllod courta not rece1vlnt Wariea iD Qe amoun~ of fee11 and f1aes: eoUed.ed, but added • .aome, no aou.lit, w111 be paid 10 exceu of the fiQQ>O Gebhart, • • O'Neill's opmlo.D, aUted defUiitely thtt onee salar Itt are Ia effect, they eaa.not be ('ban.ted ''The value of 1n1 Jadldal Geblw't told U01te.d Prea an luetin eowt caa be given tl per branch 1! not 10 the financlll reyear 1nd those of other court• turn,' be declared Accept R-ollolllty "We are conftdeat the count commJtnone.-. will aeeept thlt sporwbthty as ao op~ortua11y W alaeerely belteve lbey recogn1z tbe need for a properly lallried criminal traffic and small eb.1nu court syttem 10 theJr coua.ty" Apparently M.ereer County com m1a1ionen are tbe 11nly board Wltl\ a real problem Unless a soluhon. 1s found, JU.!ihcea there mJ~t haVe to operate (or as long as two Y*'h at $5 annually •UhlD tbe townah1p or county can ~ p.en .saluie-s commeuurate to IG'Ylce rendered ' tary ol Ohio .luattets Inc , m a Gebbart Aid be knew of no letter lo all t'.OIDDilllltonen, wrote couatia pla:DniD& to vote u.lmet "to that our future remarkl Wlll not be miKOUtrued toward on a par with etUTent fee~ seek!DJ pbenomlnal otar1M Jet w .Ute lbal we tontur in the pract1cal theory tllat some jUittte courts will be aet oa a t5 per ,ear Jalan Tbeae are eourta that are macttve and wW no doubt be ~ll· mmated at the end of their term by the Justice court Cl)mmJ..ton" of each county Gebhart told commlutooen tluit "you have a grave rapoou billty yet wonderful op,or.tun1ty to reswre the respect of the ju. ttce court which 11 necessary for Lewreonce c.untr c.._lden He uld "IAwrenee CoU.Dty dJseuued nt.rles at oae meettng at tppro.Dmttely tl21 ~ month ror •cb of tbe 22 J111f.~ee~ Then m eheckJD.J further they found 18 o ~ the 22 jwUcu we-roe not aebve He 111d tbe eom.milalonen~ were under the falte tmpreaa•o~ .wr lea bad to be unifono '1'be only other 1alaries set for tbla: tluft month period that I knew ot wu ID Mercer County, where some were aet at t:li" be old. Other cont1es have ('Omplained they have no m oney to pay adequ;ate salaries but thP.:;' appar~mt­ ly didn t cons1der return from fees and lmes except for marnage.s the JuStice& now will <turn over to them Mr. and Mrs. Roush Have Fam-ity Meet Miss Chancey-Mr. Stobart Are Wed In Local Daughters Of America Group Over Yuled Holidays Double Ring Ceremony Held Chritmas Eve Hold Installation Of Oflicers \ This Chrtsmas vacation 1s !h e Miss June Chancey, daughter f1rst hme m m~ years that Mr of Mr &nd Mrs John Chancey and Mrs Lee Roush have had the1r hve chtldren and the11 anrl Charles SI:Obart, son of Mrs Pullens M1ddleport famtl!es wtth them for a reuniOn Hubert were rr,arned Saturday, Decem The group mclude MaJor and ber 24th at .he Church of Chriet Mrs Leroy Brown (Kate) and son w1th the Rev Fred I G~rdrter Robert. Puerto R1co , Mr and Mr~ performmg the double ring Charles Roush and sons Chuck cerP.mony at flX o'clock Atten and Henry Des Momes Iowa Mr dants for th"' weddmg were M1ss and Mrs Alfred Lee Roush ami Helen Stobar' suter of the fam1ly, Russell and Ma1da M1 groom matrl uf honor and Roger and Mr.s R1chard Root tJolanda ) Chancey brother of the br1de, Mr and Mrs Joe Young Sr best mhil fDor~:~thyl and h~r son I eo Ken 1 he brtdc chose a pastel nedy Jr, Mr and Mt s Robert street length dress Yates (PatncJa Kennedy) and. wool Wmter white acccssones daughters, Cathy and Sandra, of earned a eamelha on a while Jackson Bible M1ss Siobart wore a street Saturday evenmg the familv length blue Ct)rduroy dress with were guests of Mr and Mrs Root Wmter whttl' accessories and and Tuesdsy were guests of Mr corsage or r"d rosebuds ::~nd Mrs Young Rutland Road Mrs Chan,.ey mother o( the The Youngs had dnven lo m eet bnde, wore an aqua dress wttb Mr and Mrs Charles Roush and brown accessortes and Mrs Pul sons who flew from Iowa to JO. n }en, mother Of the groom, ChOqP. the fa.m::::'I:..:Y:__ _ _ _ __ a navy blue dress with gray fit" cessor1es Mrs. Guy F. Sayre Has Yule Party For Sunday School -=-.,---- .Immedtali:!ly after lhe wedrhng a reception for the 1mmed1ate ramtltes was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Pullen and famtly and a three tiered weddmg cake and lee cream were served to the guests Thoee present for lhe wedding an.d reeephon mcluded Mr 8nd Mrs Pullen and ch1ldren Btll and Freddy, Mr and Mrs Chancey, Mr and M:rs Milton Rusgell, Mr and Mrs Truman BIRTHDAY For Sc.ie OBSERVED InstallatiOn of offtcera wu held when Theodoru1 Counrll Daugb ter ~ 1>f Arnenea met m regular ses~ mn MondBy evenmg, at th e !OOF H;~ll M rs Donley Ret bel auoetate cou n e~ Jur presided over lhe meet mg I he counell llllt two memben Mrs All1e Wtppel and Yrs Lor nune Snyder by de-Bth .ounce the last meetmg and memonal semc es were conducted for Mrs Wtppel on Fnday evenmg Mrs Anna Hartenbach's daughter Wa5 rt'+ ported as quite ill Mrs Mmn1e Gilmore lost a son m law by death Mrs Ethel Jones a s1ster and M~ Charles McNa Russell M.. ana ltus Stobart left for a weddmg trlp to Cmctnnatt and ilre at home Wllh her parentll The brtdc 1s ,_ semor at Mtddle port High Sl:huol where she 1~ an honor studenl, a member of the Annual Staff the G1rls Glee Club and tht.! Girls Intermural team Mr Stobart graduated from M1ddleport High School and has servc\1 m the U S t:oast Guard He attended West \Jrgmts Wes leyan Umve£Slty last year and played on their freshman toot ball team He l!i at1end1ng Ohto Umver5tty as a sophomore th1s year Polly Ann~ parents, Mr and Mrs Cards were to these members Plans were made to drape the charter for the deceased members at the next meetmg Plana were made to contnbt.:te to the March of Dtmes The report of the .audttmg committee was rea d and approved Officers m~talled by the deputy, Mrs Albert Wood ard were Anmce Ohhnger a.s.so- I c1ate couner.lor, Mrs Tom Cook vtce councilor Mrs Ht'nry Re1bd a.ssotnte v1ce councLlor M.rs M.inn1e Neutzl.mg, condllCtor Mrs Arnold Hayes mmde senlmel Mrs Herbert lfiller oul.s1de sen tmel , and Mrs Donley Re1bel as soctate Jumor past counc1lor ~ent - -~ ·-- Christmas Program Held Alter Sunday School, Christmas Day At Christ Church The Chnstmas program of the Church of Chr1s t 10 Cbr1shan Un 1on was presented on Chnstma-s mornmg after the Sunday School hour the congregahoo and the follo.w- • mg chtldren gave recJtaiJQD,I. Ro ger Manley 'Opemng Prayer-'' Rebeaa Sayre A Walcome' Roger Hill Spea.km PletC$ Kathy IAIIAIA PAYTON, oue-t.tme Jlill • Why I Have Come , Paul wife of Franchot Ton.e aDd c:e&o Chrtstm~ls were sung b..! Casto • Tha.Dt Jesus" , George Cas ter of a wrangle betweeD hba to "Only a Baby ' and another actor, Tom Neal, 1.8 HADDOX YULE DINNER lhoWD outaida courtroom IlL Bobby Manley ' Happy Hearts", Lol ADgelea, Where llba wu Mr and lrs Herman Hadd~n ReseaDDe Bobo 'l Mean rt' Con fiD.e4 uoo and gtveo a 80-daJ' t lh Die Bobo "The Inn Wu Small ', di .u.peDded BeDtence oa c:ltaq"e bad ChriS> Ilia" nner a ear j Pbyllts Ann Casto •tWelcome Lit ot li8U1Dg a worthlerse dled1: at home for lhell three children Ue Cbrist-Chdd', Carol Phillips 'WJ!!I ' "1bant You", Dale Sayre 'Wjtb · her 1a-............... bel' attomoy. J!i1toll and thl'lr lam1hes Misa Carmen I Peaoe and Love ', Rosemary Man Qoldm. tlattn"IIGW) Haddox, C.:lc\eland, Mr and Mrs l1ey "Room Today", t..rTY Caa:to • In a Manger", Mel:vm Lee "Christ Charles Lupton and children, mBi Every Day", Charles. Lemley I I Mrs C R Sharon a11a Charles, Jr , :~::~;,~~The Flltt Glad Christmas Day" hs, Mr and Mrs. Chester Edd1e Manley "CJoama Reeata seventn butbday w1tb a fam1ly Kar Jr, and sons, Rodney and and children, Jan and hon' , Uoyd Sayre "Closmg Pray er " party Friday evemng at the Jeffrey i\.hdleport, Mr and Mrs P01nt Pler.sant Mrs. Guy Sayre was ia eharge Chmlmlil5 Eve the same home cof her grandparents, Mr Charles Lytle and da112hter, Su of the program a.od was auiBted ~nd Mrs C R Karr, Sr A c1r Ran, Mrs PRul TheiS and daugh were guests at the Chester by Mrs Helen Hill Rev and Mrs cus cake, made by Mrs Karr, ters, Carolyn and Paula, Po me dox hQme and eajoJed !)Jyre were presented with • gtft smg1ng Mn Haddox lt!rved and 1ce creu.m were served to roy [rom the Sunday Sc:hool ud every freshnwnt; durmg the evening one present reee1ved a treat from gg g ' .' Fined $100 Imee, a great grandson Polly Ann Bauer celebrated h~r E T Bauer, Jackson, the church KRAUTTER FAMILY DINNER A family dinner was beld Cbr1st Freda Krautter, Chester Road. Preaent were Mr and .Mrs Leo Walker and family, Spnngfield, Mr and Mrs Ray Lawson and son, Colum. bus, Mr and Mrs Harry Krautter • and family, Flatwoods and the I hostess mas at the home of Mrs 1 RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1955 In pursuance nr laW, I c:yde a Mlllhone, Treasurer ol M.>lgs CoUIXy Ohio, do herebJ give DGdce tbac the number ot M1I1s Jevl.ed on eaclt dollar of property shown on the General Tu: Dup~ at Beal Batate, Public Utlllty ao111 Personal Pro~t tY wlt.hin said Coun~ y for the yoo:r 19M IS as folkNe: l SAVE$$ On INVENTORY CLOSE OUT FERGUSON- OLIVER and NEW HOLLAND TRAcrOBS IUid EQUIPMENT TOWNSHIPS FULTON· THOMPSON SCHOOL DISTRIC7S AND CORPORATIONS ><· I TRACTOR SALES FOR THE BEST S.tlf 214 W. IN VSl!D CABS Ill Ohl• ... WABD It, ....... 61 Dhlo FBderated Church Choir Enterlaim Thursday BEDFORD CHjlll'l'ER The cho1r of the l'edented Eastern Local S D Chureh entertamed the members I Ball.sbmy Local S D FURNISHED HOUSE for Sill" of the trl ctty chorus whtch sang 2~=JA modern Freshly Eastern Local S D Llneoln Heights m the. Mess iah, With a party Thursday evemng m the SOCL!I! Southern Local s o 1117 tJ room of the church LETART Southern Local s D Games were played durmg th£ 121) keol Estate • • IF evenmg after which baked ham Sw1ss and cream cheese rye bread pickles and obvi!!S potato eblps a-ssorted Chnstmaa cookJes lemon sticks and eoffee were served.:.__ _ _ _ __ ENTERTAINS FAMILY OLIVE E..tern Lo<al S D ORANGE Eastern!. Local S 0 RUTLAND WMtem Local 8 0 Nortbern LocaJ S D Rutland Village SALEM • Western Local 8 D SALlBBURY Sellllbury Local S D . Bedfmtl l.ooal a D Middleport • • Vill~e PomeroY Vill84(e SCIPIO Northern Loc.ti S D 20 20 20 20 20 20 ;o 80 380 50 80 80 80 330 100 100 80 80 380 100 100 50 50 ;o 50 380 380 380 Southtn~ Local 8 D Racine VUlage Syracuse Villa.R'e • Pomeroy Sutton 8 0 lTRUOTtJJUL I BEAIIB OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. -·1· - 100 100 1200 1830 16 00 1000 1630 2230 12 00 18.30 1000 1630 80 380 100 20 50 80 380 100 10 00 20 50 80 180 !00 1000 16 3D 20 20 50 80 380 100 310 380 100 10 00 1650 2280 .20 80 80 . 16 50 50 50 >o •o 380 100 16 50 2280 •••• "' 16 00 12 00 1100 2210 18 10 2060 ,. so I 50 80 80 80 380 3 80 80 "' 80 380 50 80 50 AO &0 60 80 380 380 380 380 20 50 50 20 50 20 380 20 20 20 50 20 1.350 200 320 Ul 100 1000 100 1250 ... 20 100 I> 60 12 50 12911 Call Us For • '• •' 16 30 12.90 20 St. Service At MKhlne Shop POMEROY, OHIO 1880 50 20 20 ~n 1880 1200 ~· SU'ITON ;;~~~~~~;:·~:· •"!~ whoro lboro iJ J>O dooell. ToE FINE Continued Rise In Economy too 1630 24 ;W 21 60 16 30 18 80 20 6() 2200 19 20 We offer :u...,~q wrecker tervlce; prnmpl llriDciBJia your olalled or wrecked.., wheDever troable otrlkeo. �' ( . The Doily ~entinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio luaFour Tutisday, JonUqt)' 3, 1956 MSU Downs lJCLA In Bowl Thriller MoonBeams REVIEW Of THE YEAR-By Alan Maver NOVEMBER--'-------- On Sports Kaisers' Field Goal Scores Victory Margin ~ver Uclans EARt WR IGHT United Pre-s.s Sports Writer T"mmy McDonald and Jay O'Neal w!Jh a different Sooner eleven re· tordlne eac h score. Carl Dodd ~ tole a fo urth (l.l1a.rter pa!il and raC'ed 82 yard.! lor the linal Okla.Jtoma touchdown. Georgia Tech. coll~ted o!'!l}' 142 yards against Pitt's 311 but stop tory Cillo~ Trxn Christian In Ilint hall ' Former Pomeroy Residents Celebrate ·' Golile Wedding Anniversary Sun. ., . . ~ne \~e Syracuse Society Tht!l Bullden Clasa of the! Mt· ter in Akron . thodtJt Cburth held lhelr ChratMr and Mn. Willi1un Holme' mu party .at the h!.!me of NJne,. are , ·p endmg 1be holidD)' I with Eichinger. Game.t wert played relative• in New York. and prius wPre won by Mat)' Mr . and ~tr~ Willl3i'll Tbuen.u Jane Louk~ . Carolyn YanMel C'r, s pent the h r , ll d<~y wit h Mr and Mary HeOOnx and Marlhtt Stowe Mu W i11 1 ~m Ll'hew and rami!) of Art~ a gtft exchan11e, refrt'sh· 1 rolumbu~ mrntt; wJ!ore s~rved to the Jn('m T Guin~lt> r ben theu teacftPr and on~ guP~t Mr and Mr& .lamel! · n' 1 ' and children of Lllnea»tcr I!P 1 I Saturday w1th Mrs Dora IJuck 1 Mr s. Osa Bug ge~~ wa• callt•d ' l worth Mrs Duckworlh and ltldl I KennM. W Va, hy tiP• d e<t1h llf ard accompltnleJI thE'm h.ome fn r hr•r h:lher, B F. Anfi(' )'Son, DeC' , Chrt~tma8. 1 LB. :\1r and Mn llully Fr11 nd I Carl Duckworth Wlll.Je Edrlil' t:um·h •r, , ~1M', Mr and Mr!. Fnend sp1•nt th1· hulodllYS • ...,. Jt h of Ost~go. 0 . wtor(• rf'cent guesh Mr. :.nd :\irs ok('Y Huvgs of Sa r of his mother, Mrs Dora Duck ·lJs M<:~ry f'' rlf'-nd fl"narnC'd f11r I worth. a w~ek ' s yacatwn , Mr. and Mrs tuther Friend and Mr and Mrs Mi llard Duekwo rt!• 1 son spl"nl Ialii weeker.d wotlh Mrs. of Huntmgton sp 1•nt Mond.l y v.t'h M r.~ Dora Duckwurth ~ nd fan uh· Am'l' F ne nd of Cantor1 · Mr and MrR Jt•hn :1. Cro"k~ .. not ~:rs Norma liAic ha~ bet'n re· daughter psen t H1~ holiday~ w1t h furned to her hom e f1om t he l th ei. pa rent~ . )lr ..~nd Mr. O:· Holzer Hospital ville rrouks o.~Jl•l :\I n :"--nln1 .1 J\.1rs Eli:t:<~bt'th Duckworth is Lisle. Mr~ Lt,h· accomp :•n11 I - ~--- ----- th.:om ba ck tp Columbus. I 1 5 I Reds Set Record Mr :md :'vlr~ Emmett P1rken ~. daughter and Wesll"y Picken• .. r Toledo , Mr. :md Mrs. Shelby Pw kem, son Kuth uf t:olumbus. \!r and Mrs. Elmer Pk ki ns. cht ld rf'n . Billy, Bobby an( ] r\ancy of Lel.1 Fall~ spwt the hol iday Wl'f'kPTO WJih Mr. an d \1r- SClnt P1 cken., Mr. and Mr~ J. M .'it.ouhh~ and daughter uf l'1•mer(!)' ~ p !.2 ;ll < hri ": nia~ w1th ~~~ . F J Soul.sby 31! (1 Glenna . '\1 r. t~nd 'VIr.; Rogt'l' Qu1s en berry and faml l} spPnl ChnstmJ \ wil h Mr and !\ll!s. Johtt Ru\A, Pll ~nrl Mr~ Elkn R112r. I Mr ;wd Mrs Don QuisenbNry anc1 srm of Athrns ar:' ,;p{•nG•n tiJ CJr l'hnstma> v>Jcattu n Wl t h Mr t~nd Mr~ J ohn P.o\~rn Rt'ese Gr1mm. Col umbus, Mel VIO (,r,m m, Ctook,\11]!?, sp:>nt th e Wl'f'kend 1-1 ilh '\t :.s:. Mt-lvin Gmnm Guests of :'li r and !\irs W iJ I1am Huuda ~hrll. Ch J<'mJ;, were Ed warrt ll<Jllda 'lhPII Clro.·d<tnd; ~1ar i<' Hnud ast_lt d i\thrns, Mr . an ,' Mrs Elm~;- H n t.ol:~sh~:"lt of Burk han:wu ~nd :\:r. and Mrs . Don Houdashcl! 11n:l son, Prmwrny I I IfpllfJlsterltafJ I - - - - - - - 1 I fDotball Scores Basketball Scores I I .k •••t ..-I I• . pp/0.... ·-=' • * * Mt. and Mrs. William David Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hmds . H~nd~ ~r., or 1.2113 Sha ro n Avenue, \ Mr. and Mrs. Hmds moved to Zanesville, O.hw, celebrated their Zanesvtlle m 1938 f1om 'Pomeroy, ,, ..... ... NST. ~I ' Chri'>tmA5 ~1·s. tlinner Virgil o[ gueJ>ts Rou~h BEDFORD Sue$ Jane Russell CHESTER ... CheMer Grangf No. 2609 met in regular session with UlVld Koblentz, worthy mMter, presiding 'the C!harteF .was draped In memOry Clf Mrs. Emma Reibll'l, whose atUmdal1l!~ was perfect ror almost tWenty years, being a charter member, also a seventh del{rt>e · member. . A Christmas procram was pre· sented by the lecttir'er Rdy Miller which opneed with a song "Silent Night~' by th~ ~ GrJ~.Pse: "Convinc. in' Evid!i!nc•",' Diane Baet; "Keep· ing Secrets" Patty Koblenb:, "Brcause" Jennifer Lou Dean; Recitalion Elmer Newell; Song "Nothin' Far Christmas" Bobby K•utz; "Curlo•lt)'" Rh:'ky PCob. l~ntz; Song "Jin~le Bells" by thd children; play "Chm.tmaJI at Ca· se)'t" by M.r and Mr~ . Paul Baer, Mr. and Mrs. David Koblent:t, Don· na Holter and FranciR Case wa~ presentl•d: song "Hark thP. Herald Angels Sing" conrllld('ti I he program. The n£>~t meetiQg will bto chanJl· ed from Jan. 10 to Jan 12 at which lime a rnis celilln _: ous sh.ow. er will be held for M1·. anrl Mrs. Larry Roush, newlywed.'> A gift exchange was hflirl and f'efreshme.nts were ~~rvcd at the c1r:tse nr the meeting Mr. <.:nd .\:n. Hcrbert Pat·kcr anc! fflm:Jy S]Jen t t hn.,..tmas wJt h :\Jr. <il'l d Mn. D. A Summ (•t'fJl• ld 0f Che3ler. ~ and 1\fr•s Eber Stnwe and famtly of Madison, lnd , ~1wn 1 lh t' wet h!<d at th eir hnm c• hN•· ~·ir ~n d Mrs Juhn LlowPn. \fr·~ E ~ lm Boter, Mu]or and Mr~> .1 1~o• Qui s~ nberry spent Mnnd<~v after noon WJ!ll l\!r and \lr s. Rngl'J Q1us en herry and f<~mih. Ath!'ni Fred Jenk ms spl·ut Chi J..,tma• with his father, Gen1·g-: Jt>nkm ~ uf Cm einnatJ Mr and ~1rs 'N ILHJn H ;llltl~ :.... 117 ,..,.,. Lou Clap.... , i"·-::. 01 o,o,omaf!, 1 n<.~me Aa v.•.1mtn drivers, most of u, do not HJtCt .i~l prJvllea:e• ,,n lh t: ru ~d bccau..-.e of our sex Wt m<~y ttiU hope that men will l![l(:n d •10 r ~ lor us or help u'l Into '!---· - - - - - - - - - v1;r roub, but .,.,e do not expect lliJnai K, eo we will noid. any :111y h!J( Ita] tl!llKideralJon on the crowding or blockiDI lltuatloe~ .'' IH ; inlay thai y,uuld not be aiven Another point streHed ia the ' " ar, y Urn~r -- regardless of habit of "riding alone," or keep! \'nd1 r s .. mf'on~ on('e said that when ,1 / ,J(!) f,l'il~lb like a lad~·, chiv· <tlry Is not nead. There h much truth in this, but the fact Js also plain that ;~ lady cannot rely merely up. un being ladylike on the hlghw a y, although that angle JS a . gooU IJnc to Mh~ ( hapman ponder. Ho•r m:lln aim should be to w II· •· c lhc statu.'i oi .,a 90od ' 1' "('>.' A g qnJ tlr ivcr has bl•en defined ),, ) f arol d L Smith, a Detroit f' l•'' 'f ttainilliJ speciahl\ , agone 1 lu1 · hll'tlrh" \lith the nurmal I .11lk huw l!t> ~ay!l that tv blend 1111 .•n s !11 ' ·m !x harmonil)usly," < nd '""nnn·blt>mlmg conUitien ex· 1 -;~ when a persnn times hi.!! ac· t!nn~ ~· • as to tau se a crowd 0n,q tor IJ I<Jc kmg cond Jtton Jn traffic.:." J•1 IJ\IIcr v.ord .<, an expert drive.,. 1',• !1/H'r block~ traffic by going l'J(Il {' slowly !han other C'a rs, nor 11 ,1\ L'ls so fnst tlwt he eneounters 1 L'.lf'· IJHSS s1lualion~ that involve hard hra b ng or quick swervmg. "Blcndmg" l'JJth thf' normal for· \l-ard flo 'o\omg pattern h the good driver':> domma[]t purpo se, say~ .SmJlh. Timing Important ~!!1 0. D. Streel, Pomeroy 'lo il. (Ciose at Neon on Th•n.) ing ample spaCe in frolt of and Mhlnd you.r car If yo.a ride in a ciOHiy formed l(toup, with a number of other ears, you are in· vJUng trouble~and helplt~t if trouble develops. Spread out, be uys, and redure your risks. I If a car w.anb to pau, the .skilled driver g ladly helpA tbe other to pan at the first 6ppor. tunity-so that the hazard of a ear foUowlnl too doselJ ~~ avoided. Drlvm who r~fuse to cooperate wlth others who wallt to pass are llhowing they do not know how to protect th.em!ielves. The dri-ver who IJtandiiJ out from the rert of the tra!ie by his crowding or bloek!og actions or hb au<lden maneuv~ that eat.cb other drlv8J by turprise, hu never learned the flnt prlneiple of drivinc, according to Smith. This driver bllhdly di.sruptt the n ormal traffic pattertl, an.d h eX· tremoly dartgervu1. But even blrg~r non·blending problema come when the average motorJat ~~:ets temttararily en· grotled in some apeeial driving problem and fails to notite that HOUSI IIIOIANt-AT-AIMI Zeake W . Joflmrol1. Jr., tuoU on u lAo OI.Meoe, liouM meuengn, pollahea the mac• 111 fhit ca. ,stat preparatoi'J to opening el CVfltre~~•. Thtl mllOI!, f1l uae ttne• ilfl' OOftld ... 01 U ebony r•1r:la btrutkl bJ ealY~r bandfl It ts llllrftlotlnt;J tJy an eartt and .olld 11lver tlobP. • ( 11111'NloUorta4 Sf1tmdflllolol he Ia cau1in1 a erowdlng ot block· 1 lng condition. The belt 1Jt9teci.ion agalnet tblt is to lrHP tWih!' rY.' all th.e traffic ahead of you and he.'und you, eo tbat pou taft ad· JU .<;~ to traffic probJI!Ins. _ • • • ffa.ddon wrUtr, ortilt, o:nd 1V persotUJ:!ittt, Mill Chapman il a rmt we pf Detroit and hGI epmt He continues, "Whatever aclion the 1-a.ft. Jetttral lfeara WOTkkla we want to take, we make 1t our JPi!h autofrwbilt!! rtvliltt, dl!!tignpurpusr t o time that action, and n~ and engiMtrl Gl Chrvslntn make proper use of warnin g CorPQTat~ J ••• ~=====-==-=-=-= - ~-=~~~--Mk.TER': RECEIPTS Actin~ f'olkc Chief o[ lU E. MAIN Hudsor: rf'ported thal ttJP meter n·cci~t~ fv-r last WeE'k totaled frank S19541J ll MA.VIiiiG§ COMPA!U " · -- - - - - - · - both trash &garbage Nancy and Linda Eich,n"('l' ; r1 " spendmg a few da y~ wllh 11F'i r cousin 1.:aro!yn Coll:ns, Ncl.,Pn ville. 1 Mr. i.U1d Mrs Don Capehart ,II ents, )1r and Mrs. Guy W Lee of Toledo spent th ,_. holi d 11 ys Wttl) Darwin . h 1~ mother, Mrs. A lice Cap•h,•l. Cl aren('c Story, whn ts em ploy . 1,c·~:::-::':··~~':':._-'::.;-::;:;::;:;;;;;;;~';;...;;...., ctl In Columt..w;, spent the wef•k· II end wlth bis family. ~BAKER FURNITURE t:o Mrs. Glenn Lee is 11 pa1 Jenl in ~ FOR ~ the Meigs GeiTeral Ho~pital. t;l:l t:rJ Mr. and Mrs. Wa td Smith .are ~ ~ remodeling their hom e. Gary Lee, Dayton, spent the C c weekend with his pnrents, Mr. l;:tt ::r:: :>' <~n d Mrs. Glenn L~e . ~ W1.lma Herrmann, Maxme Darst ~ ~ of Cheshire; Patncia Lerner o[ ::0 C Hartford and Jean Lee .!ipent t:EJ ~ Tuesduy in Huntmgton Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Cullums and family, Mr. and Mrs. Russell td t:ullums and Rog~r Culfums spent Christmas with Mrs Orpha Cul· lums and .Mn. Florcn('e Siders. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs . Frank Douglu were Mrs. Alpha Youne and .son, Roger; and Mr. 11nd Mn., Avery St. Clair and family. o-j :::; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story and On 'fhe Brl~htest daughter, Rosalie, spent Sunday .,.ith Hr. and Mts. Clyde Norris l'!t BAKER I'URN!TURI' "' or Letart. •j $299.00 without f?Oing outdoors! • :z I ROOMS OF ; New Furniture ~ - •• FURNITURE Odoriess • Noiseless , § no ...oruruuer of paper and trial!; a~d tLe L~u.e::~ao mo'N Quiet! No movin8 parts. N<> ' odon to annoy you Or your ' IDieily, meuy sllrL"'e cans! AD ~t~Del.aeralor pia rid of ev~ that Lllfllt ... u1ently, ~·dully, lritl.out oclon. ]lilt ""P 1rhat jou've goIto dl.pO.e ot and io,. iiiD. Tbe ele.,..;.; neighborSa TOP WATt:H AND JEWELRY REPAIR \ inexpensive to operate GiV€'s Ra&tt. ll...zinao, table O<!rapt-just aLout i!YotJthinc but bottles mol Mlli-.U redueed to a handful lncluerator dod the rest. trouhle--ftee at a coat of only a mt>nth. ,. years of service ~nnies of dean, dry p.wder that mabo 1rOIIilerM fertillzerl I ' ,TodaJ... fi&Lt now ... declare lreeatlll frtlllt the health and &r" huards of garbop and truh. W lll tell )'OU IIIOrt about this IIIOdern lahor.,av~Da applia11ct. ' Installs anywhere Easily installe~ wherever • suitable Oue is ha11dy,_. Trust your rri zcd timepieces, fine jewelry to our skilled P.raftsmen. The Jamc high standards that go into the making of these pil'ces aJ II ~ BAKER ,c::~ z § Large Capacity , Be Modern Easily handles 1he aveuse family 'a daily lrash and gilt. bage fast an it accumulatea., Get rid of ttaih and sarbage the dean el~trie way. A mainl:tincd in our repair work. COLi.INS PHONE 111'7 ••• 'r•, TODAY );LCCTRIC C:O~PTON, ....... Today, one third of America '• dr.iv..ione llcftllel U)-"kxFI:'malc " .and \In~ out of every four can In the oation'a bomn 11 in Bar!rl.~ Mr. and Mrs. noy E~ M 1 1er spcn t ' Christ ma s with lht> Jailer's par- * . We abSOilJtely guarantee our work to be satisfactory 11:1' R 1ST -,,~. and daughter Ra1 ·b~ra of 1'1n ~ , 11 na!J sp,•nt lhC' wcrkPnrl Wlih h1 s parents, Mr. flnd ML~ . EumH'\1 rmd Cheste• :troll Tl.lrs. Josephme Me· Ghee of Lu111j Bottom, 0. Billy and Shirley Hellman are spendt ng a week with th eir grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Will Heilman. Mr. and Mr&. Will Hellman and Hysell visitell Mrs. Howard grandchildren spent Tuesday Ranch thld family of Newark, 0., evening wit!1 Mr. and Mrs M'irr. Pamter remained for a Geo rg~ Abbott and daughter. Mr Millard Zerkle speQt a d11 ~· recently with Mr. J. L. Wickham. Mr. and Mr". Homer Geogkm were dinner gue~t!t of Mr. ttnd l'l'lrs. Albert C.oeglein Christmas Day . Mr. and Mrs. lo~lrwd Spenre and daughter sptmt Monday evening with Mrs. Jennif) Roush. Mrs . James Heaton and child· .rcn spent Monday evemng with Mrs Jennie Roush and the Vir· ,gil Roush's . ' - I ----~--- of RutlRnd, 0. Mr. ::md ~rs. J. L. Wickham spent Christmas Day with Mr end M-rs. .S:uel Ridenour and family, of L"heelter, 0 . -. Mr. and Mrs . .kussell Painter, lt.alph Pnir.ter and Miss Madolyn LE POMEROY, I 1 BY MRS. GUY W. LEE Mis; Rasalie Story. s tuflent at spent Chmtmn!:l. Day with Mr. Alva Clarlr of Pomeroy. 0, Mr , Cnllege, 1~ spe nding and Mrs. Da1;1a Turner and child- and M·:s. fl('l'llld V1uict, Turpers Rio Gr11nde · Lhe holiday~ with. her parents, ren, Billv i"ncl Shirley f.leUman Plains, Mr. aud Mrs. Larry Roush Mr and M:rl'. Clarl!nC'e Story. ·' KARR and VANZANDT. MOTOR Dusen week's vist.:. .. Mr. and Eop. OLDSMOEII Godby, Lena b('rry, Lro11a Tah y1, Theo Hinds, all of Zanef<ville; William Jr sla· lioned w1th th e Marines at Pearl Harbor and one so n, lloberl, d e cr.ased. Thry hav e eig hteen ~trand children. RELEASE ot ).f/Sgt. M.lke lCltman t nbo•:e) by the Berlln Reds , less than a day attcr his at'' rest In EMt Berlin sets a reo. ord for release of AmericBR personneL Kilman, 4.6, BrooK~ lyn, N. Y .. was involved In an auto aceldcnt tn the Communist sector and Ea1:1t Germnn pollee charged him with tlruntt driving. A U. S. Army spu l(eS· man 158-ld the prompt release tndtca.tes the Russians Intend to hve up to the four-po wer Ber· lin agreement. ( hdernalional) ly MRS. RUSSELL PAINTER Mrs . .Te11niP Roush were Mr. nnd Mr. ;md Mt·s. Will Heilman Mrs. H. D. GnP g lein. Mr and ]\:Irs ••<TY Wllyl s - . s..... Fight Results 0 .: Jaumla WEST SHADE dommdbo,__.,. •••1 They are the parents or eight children: Do ~o Markm~. Harriso n vtlle; Effi~· Mae Moore Dresden, -- Once aooln, Olda 1et1 the trend for tomorrow with ci brand-new, doubl•-cluty "lntagrille Bumper" designl "'"'"'' 0 Until h1s retirement h ~ was em· ployed by !\lisco mJnC's .\frs. Hinds i.~ active 111 church sen·ire. golden weddmg anmversary Sun· day afternoon ~lth open house be tween th.e hours of ~ and 5 o'clock !Many fr1ends, relat 1ves and nc1 · ghbors came to wish. 'them much happiness. The couple were married on December 241h, 1005 by the Rev Willis Dutton, pastM of ~ he Me· thodist Church of Dowmngton, 0 Tbe ceremony took place at th e home of the bride·.~ parent.~. Mr and Mr.!!. George Beal o r Harriso n "¥iUe, 0 . Mr. Hinds is the ~on o f ' • Basketball • Rat mgs '•• Fifty l'enr• As- ·.t;;::_ Most WomenDrivefiDon 't Expect Favors, One Says 'ilsltiOJ Mr. tnd Mn. Wilbnr lfol· MAYa CHRifTMAI PA.TY 1 I '. Oklahoma 11 TODAY'S SPORT PARADE I SounellyWh•Ips Th T e errapms WOMEN- AND WHEF..LS I -- BUCKW'HEAT _..;. Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy.MICidleport, OOo rht ·~- ...,...-----------· ped the Panthfn on lb In and on its five u t)t same ended. Jim Swink, lhe nation's le&dlat major college scorer in 190e. aeored twice in a losing 11ame for TCU as Mi!ISissippi wOp on Co.. thren's accurate conversions. the 1 o' hC'r majJr gnm:! before 75,504 1\itchJ,;:a:. S'a\e wun Jn th e C~:tln Bowl r oot ers at Dallas, fi:t 'J.l >E'~vnJ, wl h a s urrJ ~J~e herv, rex B1lly Lott rsn five yards to Oklah• mJ wi h a reh.n ' les-; "st~p I· I he SC'Ore after quuter llack spending the week with Mr. and watch" offt':'l<~~. and GeC!!'o;;:i1 T·~ ~~. ~agle Day gambled and won In " Mrs. Ed Reinhard and childlotJtbeastern Ohio League bas- I th4 palf th,._a ...ton1, and on a cun'.l"\'r rsJal play t l nuke fuur\h duwn 11nd thrr~ si' uat 10n in ren at C'nltlwt>ll, 0. kfit.ll a.rtiDI:i will retUm6 to- Coach lhl'lley ho~J•• tv brau the Nf'\~ YL·ar's tootball bo·,.,·] , the final quarter. Paige L'"thrf'n, By SARAH M. RIF! \ . ~~ Diibt aft1r 11 lull over the Chl'ist- thlt 1trint ... in~ot tha Rockat1. show,, IJ .llt:Jnt <>tart fur the 19M I who scored lhf' first Mi!13''>~iP~' ', Mr 3 d M ~ W V Rit \ Mr. Hubert Wl.cklme of Huni· mas hulidays. All eight teams ' Meanwhile , Gall1polt~ will be r(])]e~f.> q·;hon rD. th:n k1rked the dt"('I S iV ~· p~ ll"'k . :t r:o · : e of c:<n'! (La ke W&ehrngton) W. Va., ~ will be sell1 in action as Pomeroy 1 out to run their w1nmng streak , d h , Ira puint I. ~sv:ll:o spent Chrtstmas Day caUed ,,n Chules Rife and fam. , K· Davl trill plily bost to the surpriSing I to 39 &lrai8 ht m leag ue play The a1 -. · an en w o n"'\' r . w1th the;~ snn Mr and Pirs 0 1 · 1 bef rr had k1cked a f1f'id .l(ual .n ~~·ommg scored twice in the- M R'f, .. t t;.'' ·t I!y, Tuf'sdoy. Welliton !Wck.ets, and M1ddle· Devib receotly broke the 37 0 ' · ro llegc, boo t• d a 41 pr der will! l~sl hve minute~ to up~•·l To:'l, · 1 ~ 0 arpen er, · M • :1 M Chirl Rife port will thlk to GalUpo!Js to 1game winnin!l streak held by 1 :bled th• touJh Gallipolia Rlue Pomeroy In SEO action, and now JM · u.s t .~eve n "·(•onds to t;o to giv{' ·Trt>~h 1n t h e Spun. Bowl,, at El 1-'Ta ,,· M:-. :!nd Mrs. Charles Rife ha1 spe~i \~~dnesd~~ after\.: n wlt!t 2 1 14 0 ~. lD tbl! other two gnrnes l even•time they win they will be JC lli:u'a~ I til' ah 17 14 tr iu mph ~ h , ·.,.. ~ k T:aH'te t'"hw.p u · as gu ~-;ts over the Christmas Mr. and Mrs. w. v . RUe' of Wll· over CLA n t e Ro11e Bowl r 1u: eo::.. ''b .on n., Ill e :·J ~.( weekl'n:l a;( th('lr children, ex- k ·u 0 tonilht's proJnm Jackaon adding to tht>i r record. M;onday . Km ,er's kfck sel. off suc! 1 View Bowl at Hou ston. Tex . 5!'J.G ce pt ol1~ s;;n, T-Sgt. William H. esvt e, · entertain Nelsonville and I (Hch Johrt PafMns a11o hu and '.' ~u llHe, I'Jho L with the USAF now Mr. anct Mrs. Raymond 'l'bom· a wave of LX• ttf'ment that the uf and Jumata, Pa _ ns will play bOJt lo Logan bftn w.rklne his qulnt•t h•rd ririal scorer rredited it to Gerrr Vall ey :\lo tied. 6 6, in th .· T<t'l :Z 1n Sod~J, Ar<.bia. Guesh Were, as and !!on, Larry of Lan~:all.,, 1· Coach Charlie Stanl~y has over tlte holldavs, and hopet to f'lanut !s wh le 100,809 fans groa~ 1 1nt> Bowl ;;t Orlando, F:'-1 . i:! ~1 , E · Mr. an ·t Mn. Edward Rife and 0, RD also Mt'$. Freda w,n bde.n working his entire Panther pull aft upaat ovar th• favored ed and ('h{' \'l'<.! d in the huge l'a sJ J~y\ other g<~mes.. snn, Bill~· (}{ CJbanna, o ., Mr. and ch1Idr~n, nob, Burnie lb:d • • 141Uid over the holiUays, and Df\'1111. HoWf\'lr, the Jackett ' dena. C11lif ~tadium. I The day'~ bigge s~ c~<Jwd nn ami Mrs G~orge Beveridge and beverly :&ll enjoyed a ,chieken bopet to ba\··~ tht''11 prim I'd fur ' will hnt to lfop ltlg 6'4" John Oklah()nHl also used time c.Ht j milliom of TV vtewr.M!l wa'c h :11 son, FredthE- of New Mar&blieiJ, dinner with M1·. and Mrs. Lloyd an upset agai :1lf ~ W:.-ll~t>Jn yuin· Mllh011n, who It ladlnt ttM rifmtly to wh1p Maryland 20 6 tw ~1Leh1gan Stal~ cl JmH a th PI' 0., Mr :m :l Mrs. Edward R~in · Wood on lllonttay, Dec. 26th. "' tet that bus ~ urp1 t;L'd by golng IMtue KO,.r• with 97 point~ fore 76,561 l.ms in M1ami's Oran g\' b~ sronng the Big Tt'n '.; n nll1 I hArd auU chiJdren, Ricky and undefeated i t• kJgu~ play tD , In thrH gamtt, and overall in Mr. and M.·s F.·a:~:.C ilenning· Bowl gam <' Coach Bud Wilkinson · tnu mph in 10 R es~ B . w1 t l .11 ' ·~ Vici(y .l n I flandy of Caldwell, 0 ., date. Th e Ho~kds h~v '~ a bli ball ' five garnt11 hu ••111M 111 ton anJ daugloi.~rs Janet and ' SilperUI)· cnnditiu ned Sooner,;; rar ·t ilh Paclf1e Cull: C~n ~~r.n. ' Ir Ch:lrle<> A. IUie of St. Alba.n l club, but Ht" PaiJ!h"7,; probabh• point• for en anr•t• of 36 Wanda sp"nt !:u:1J:.; c?ening a plar ev •• 1y 25 seconds in th ea ms. , W. Va ., !•lr. J'(tseph L. Rih o£ .UI not alive a\\•ay a ht.-il!ht ad· point• ,_r ClOftta~t. third qua1 1e1' against the befud dl :\ltl'hlgan State had lak ~ n a li . Kin,Zsporl, Tenn., and Mr. ani with Mr nn:i Uts. G ::-;-.~~j Saxton wantage YineP.: st.. nley plans to (;oa<"b llill Carrith~rll .,iU 11l:lrt and fa!Tti.ly . ed 1'crps The ~ooner.s erased r 7 l ~ ad on Cla rence Pea!t >' 87 , ;.o : u 1 P.!l'f'· G2,·at-1 Saxton an:J children, ltick with hi<> blg boys, and w11l MHboan tt centtr wltb Campbell 60 hatftune def1c1t. a n ~ won go1n · ~ c u!· m~ pass to John LeW IS it1. t!. 1 G.•ry, •, umue, Timmie and David. halve 6'5" 8Jil Anchews ll:l CL•nter and Thomas at the torw11rda, an'J Mrs. ChatlP.s Ri£e and son, away to pmH~ the1r r1ght to tht• . · 1 along with twn fl2" boy.!l m H;ar. Haas and Venters at the gu~rrls. Larry, spent Tuesday evening nmkm~;~ uf No 1 college team of I flr:;t mmute of the fma l quart er Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wood an :I old Brown and Jun1or Hawthm·np 1 Th~ Ja~keu ·wiiJ open with a~;, 1 Uut IJo~g Peters pulled UCLA their d:~ueht.;r, Mrs. Freda B:JW · with hPr C:.auahter, Juanita Sax. · 1955 at the forw ~. rJ,; . Billy Shl}rid<:~h Morru at one fw ·vard and Larry 1 'evrn wllh a two yard lun(!e afteJ en an·l children Burnie B b ton and ct.!ldren. end Bill Qu~tll:l Will round out the Baker at the olher. Mor "i1 b the I Gt•nrgl' Tech took prompt ad ! ~unn1 e. Knox put the ball m pu.si and Beve!ly, al;O 1 ~arri~d starting live :1t the guards ho•~tdine Jackt!t scorer with 68. vantage nf a brellk and defeated liOn with a t7 yard pass to Jun daughter Betty Who is n M The PanthPr ~ hope to start hll- points in four eamel. E1·nle KaufC 1 p 1usburo:h. 7 o, in th.e Sugar Dow, Ul·c~er r.he t;-nslon m.ount ed tl1~1l and Mra.' Haym'ond Thorn:'' anrj Ung on the1r shot8 ftf,m both will be at eeuter, whJI,. Bob Mebefore UU 175 f<~ns. Early In th- l lh I lanutJ ~ mlsse.d a ~JCld goal bJd son, Larry, ail tpent Christmas the field a~ul the free thrnw hn~ Kinney artd Larry East.ep tt:ll be fir1t quarter, the officials rule• fnr the se~ond t_1me m the game- at carroll, Ohio with M~. and Better thootlr111: would hav£> ~ 1 •1 • i at tht aldardt. that Bobhy Gri.~r-the first :">Jr Fust f••ld Goat Mrs. Jercy Bowea and oh.Uciren 15 OUR IUIINESS en the locals at least two v1ctor. gro ever tu play m lhe 1\'ew Or UCLA took o'\o·er on Its 20 but Barbara David and Shargn, ' We compltt•IY rftvlld anti ,... tea to date, nnd Stanley hOJI<..!ii h:ans gama- - mterfered with end wa ~ forc<"d back to i1s one on ' COYir 1 2 pc. LITiq'I.DOm Suitt that they will flnd Lhe range now Don Ellis' attempt to catch a p;u :; two 11enalt ie1. Knox kickld out. Mrs. Sirnh Rife sp.!nt Mottday ftlr enty $4f.OO p I u • materitl. that the new year I• under way. on the Pit! one yard bne. Quo.rtror Th ,•n, while the crowd !tood and ufternoou with Mta. Freda Bow· Our truck will 1M In , yovr t•n Wellston probably wlll start back Wade Mitchell scored !h i·I J·IJ<Jred, Kaiser booted the first en. every attMr WMk. For frH eitl· thd 1tont&n'!l !lt.lll'. By OSCAR FRALIY fnltt, pkkup •nd delivery-Just bta Charlie Ramtey at Ct'nler I game's only TD two play~ l;~t ~·· 11eld goal of his collegiate career Unlt•d Pra1s Sportt Writer m~ll a cud to: with Fridenmaker :• nd Sturicon Wrtlttlnt after T(•ch got th e ball 111 lh1· Ed Vereb'.~ 15 yard sprint gave Ezra Kna:pp spent Christma.l NEW YORK UP-The}·'re ort KNOTTS UPHOLSTERING at the forwardt and Evans and Are you klddln&? Why, every pum t •m the in!raC'Ilon '[1l r~ land a 6 0 halftime lead. But with hiJ c!aurhter, tdts. Audra and r11nning: for 19M--and this 0 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Walton at the guards. ·rhe Rock1t1te ln lh<: union will have its Win• On Extra Point Okla huma won 1ts 30th straight Phillips at Logan, Ohio. Ji whu }'OU can expect lo !lee. ets lo.t 8~·~9 to Circleville d"'· own "world champion." M1ss1:;sippi eked out a 14·13 vil' victor~· on third quarter TDs by Ronnie ftlfe and Patty Rife are Ina tho holldoya Ba,.ball P.mtroy will b. ttrh,lnt to llV PRANK IIOGI! JR. The !lame old aertpt in the rna· llrttk the longatt lollng United Prus Sporh Wrlt•r jor leagues , with the New York atruk In SIO hlttery, The PsnMIAMI UP- Coach Jim Tatum Yankcu anct the Brooklyn Dod · thn now hev• !ott 23 conntltu• .!!arlly admitted today hill batlerNI gers ch<d'ging Into the World Ser· tlv. t•met In l•~tu• play 0v., Marylander& just roulcln't futd ies-----.1r•d tht• Yanks winning the enouQ:h , breathing spncP "even world championship. with an oxygen tank (ln lh~> s1de Ted Williams will play a full lines," to thwart lhf' crackling .~o­ year tu win the batting title in cond half orr<'mdvt.• I hat gavt· Ok the A. L. with thoae honors to ly UNITI!!D PR.ISI lahoma a 20 6 Or:~ng._• Bowl vlc WJllie May!. in the other loop. Michig ~n St. 17 UCI.A 14 Rose h1ry. Oklahoma 20 Maryland 6 Orange The corilincing Vlclory rirmh Duk~ SnidPr nnd repealing Yo~l ami Oa. Tech 7 Pittsburgh 0 Sugar e11tablished Oklahoma as thf' undi• Berra wi:J h~ the MVP's Mlnill8ippi U TCU 13 Cotton ruled nlrtlnnnl footboll ch11mpif•n Luis A~ar1do of the White Sox Wyomi ng 21 1'exM Tech 14 Sqp for this game match.<"d the onlv the r'Jokie o! the year. Juniata Pa ·L Mo Valley Mo. 6 ' "fWo' perfect-r~cnrd mn lor collfl)''' laxing Stturd•y't R11ulh tcnrM In thf' C"fluntry. Oklnhom ,, Rod>y Marciano will roll along Ea11t 20 W••sl 6 Shrine All·Star had hcen ranked No I nnt irm nllv as he"'n·weight ('hamplon of th{] V.andeduit :di Atti.Jut·n 13 cator Il l the end of lhl' f(!,ll:ular SPUS (Jn • world, kno<·kins orf Archie Iouth 211 \forth Ill Bluo.fltay 1 Tatum , oftrn C'n !Jed the n:il ton , Moon• Rnd Fluyd Patterson 'l'hl'n Border AH-::ihlt! 13 ~ltylim• As top rlcfensivt> ~eniu s, con~Nh· d with no mort' worlds to con 'ltter, 10 Salafl hf''d ht'en soundlv trounC'r!l at II ~ ~ he'll I'Ctlr<" undefcatt'd. Sw~.l" own !lATnl! h~· wil~· Bud Wilkln '"n Ray Robin ~o n will los~ lh ~ md or Okluhoma di~WI'l!!ilt crown l:t HJ'lll 1 Olson. Sooner• "Flnatt T••m" "J want to .'!RY thn1 in all m1 2n fears or coachinl!' and fiv• San FranuMCo will be tho my· VP3rll or play]nli[, Oklahoma Wi'l" thlcal ualio:Jal collcginte chomp. the finest football team I've ~vpr ton ar.d its Bill Russell the play . ~"fin on a roolhall field" Tat um er or 1he y{'JI' Amon~ th l' J)ros, By UNITED PRESS 111ld plavers and eoaf'hBll rrom the Plnlafklphl:t Warlnrs will h11th tf'am~ Rl a d inner Mnndav wind up tot, rio~ hut Pla.vN of Ou•en City Tournam•nt nlcht fnllowlng the hl'l' llnnw lhe Yenr hnnor~ will go lo B'lh Ch•mplonlhlp wimh drf!W A ti>COtd 76 Ml fans. Pettit ul St. Louis. Xavier Ohw !J:.!. Gn. Tech 67 "The ,~t:n•at d"ht.sfon before !hi~ Conteletlon "ltm!' wn~ tho! Oklahoma hAd onlv Racing Canhlitl~ 77 St. Bonaventure 47 ~~~ off('on~ivl' nn1l wo hnd n dt>fr>n CalwoJet will hnunre hnck with Niagara 89 Lnfayctte 6A ";vo lf•am Okhth11m11 ha~ a fin" a Kenluck.t D('rby winner, naml' Plttaburi(h u~ Yale 74 .1.. r,n ~\vP fnntb<~ll tPitffi . . <11'1'1 of Liberly Sun, ridden by Willie South -t .. r ,n~ , i~ lh,. tJAvnff in fnnthqll :Karlaok. N&sh\lll, however, wlll Mamphh S1. 112 N'western I.a . 79 "fn th" t1r~l halt WP 11nt lh ~ be the honP 11f th(• year if they Mld. Tt•un. St. liD E. Tt'nn St. S7 '""11"" th RI 111,. mftbt win 'Rnt !1 1 doft't ImpoRt him oUt of action Willlam & M11ry OS Tenne~sce B3 "olfiim .. f ~'l.ill to mv nl'~"""" 1 h'~' H1rtaek, ''hungrier " than Willi e Murray Stete 93 Anzona 7::1 ~"'"• rh \\'•1\lif!Mn wu lr>lllnl!' h 1" • Shocm1:1ker, np;atn will ride the Belmont ColleRc 90 Bethel DO ~>.. .,.~ ·v(l, hav,.n't lf'll th~>m havn most winnc1s. ' Mldw•lf ~+ Vf\H' I t hqve to CO out there a11~ Olympic Gam•• -~, 1tu suPCI'i' •• NaL.JdA¥ oowl'l!. Dllnois 13 Mkhigan State 6!1 .,,.,. '" "'in' ThE' Un1~el! Stntf'll will domi ·~·' ' IDdlana 94 Northwestern 81 ""'h'''' "''111" hn"lt 11nrl "q l1n~ th~ n&te track anrl f1rld but Japnn Ohlo Statt 79 Michigan 66 . '~ nlq,,~ .,, f a~t our hnvR rl lrht' 1 f!<'' will llillk6 ~ur!'J .a biQ bid In ~. f Purdue 7b Wii)(Onsln 00 ~,,.,,<~'hi!'lot 'n~ f'f' , PVPn "' 11h :•n (1ll"· swimMinq:, 'lh"!'(' we have cleon. O.trolt 106 Bradley 01 ''"" tank on the tMf'llnrs." T~t um ('d up. tn J ... t nu~siJ slip In as ; ., Wal!b. Mo. fl2 Utth ilatv 61 ~~~~~ the unofltri.• ' tram ch:unpion. V. of Parb RO Le.lle Foreat 111. 64 ., Mochtt B~ 1 f Mrw•·l It• Hod(e'/ Willflmon mort,.st 'I• r<""r ~... Th1 ~ io:: 11.e t· o;:~ l lwt: The Mont· nhvJ•,uslv rnnvrd d'Nou1 1• " " hi· roal Can·hltlrt~ t,) plek UJ• every. ' 1"1'1T11 s i'trnl YICC(lry, tlta~t- ... d h· - thlng l"hldt l~n't nailed down, nhvf!l'fl fnr "lbf'> .,.~~fl "t lie:'! ·' lnduolll.;t th·· cilamplonship llllll ~ho """"'"'' ~nlrl t and 1 h ~ f!'M"•' the f>tar.lt)' Cup. nd , ...,..,nr! h~lf t'v" ••~ .. "!" 11" Footbftll '"l'hfl ~~·•·•'!1' 1 t-alt Is n," I• ,~· Prolr.smonally , the C'levelanti l '"l•'v<> nla\•rrl qliS •"JI.!""' flll Br0\V11;, e\'t•n without Otto Gra. NEW YORK UP-The United "'" hrtd to 111'1 . With ~~~'.,tvhn , t ham. ,.,Jil r"main the best. Col· Preas C"o Uegt! balketball ntlnga "~"!lrl Win ~'""f 9 eOUfl'" nf flm,., ' \ftglah·l:v, r."r.tl·e Dame eomes all Wi\h ftr~t-place votes and won- ~n n tl)qt •nuhf hM "•~n the \1 ' :-, b:1r k to tl 1e top with You're m. . ite.l to wr tbowi'OOIII. n,M noW Clvt ~ re<·, ·rdJ throu11ht Jan. 1. l~nrl'~ hall "'~'TU! . " flllt1 W!11rlnqnn Paul Hrnllm&: as player of the YNM Polhtt 1t WA~ hllltl\ae11: """m• MtDrtn year. Obio Stnte and Southern Old....Jollt a _ , . . ,.,.._.., lor ..'"1 detail ;... J. San l't'ancitco 30 10.0 344 ntrf 11nd No 2 GUIHII"b•elt: .h· Cal wl •1d u~ in the ftose Bowl You'IIWOid• .,taboodi• t l. D1 1lon 3 9-Q 29fl 0 'Nf'RI wlto ~parkfd th• llbllnP And Penn. dtnr two winless years 0\ylio; willa lhe ._...... ,J, N<,r t 1t C1rolina St. 1 11.0 282 •"Cond .half C'(l meblelt for thr wUI finally crack the icc. 4. JIJt,rt h Carolina 71 liU SnonPn twl .:1tV't thft natlonnl Gotf beauty of the..., "Ima,..m. tumper"t It'• both a 1. lH 1 n ui~ 8·1 10a rhamo ion~ lh,\r 90th I!OnHeutivf' Ben Hogan wil l win a record """""""'· ........,. pillo and alull.depth,IDulll..,_;.., , t . Kc1~t nl·ky 6·2 B8 win in th!' f1fth bowl tame und~1r flfl.h U.S. Op~!ll, Sam Snead will luftper, And )'OU.'D dleooter the bJaainl tftioa of the IHIW f. ll\1 ~ State 8·1 68 Wilkln~on take the r.h s tP.rs and Harvte Rockot T.3l!O lfw ,....... tinl ........ 8. Utah ft.J Dl Marvlonrf\ l!'he ld: V'"~eh. Ward will rellcnt 88 U. S. · 1. Httl)l l':'rou 7-2 DO Dl<:~ylng w\th n "nervoo• and Pm- teur klng. amaYo•"U diseo•er .-ew t.mMihn~ too. in the aplit-aeoond T•nnlt 10. Tie · {;eo. Waahingtm 1 B-1 fD pty domarh " that keflt him un retpotue oi Jetaway Hydra.Matic•. 1'hea. pt ttl lor the :10. Tie · SMU 10·2 49 much of llll' n11Cht betort>. ant! ~ ~and 10 teamll- 12, Loul• Marvlanu·~ ruued ded'('ndor.~ Le\1 Ho<ot!, looking for pro dolb~ . . hMMJW!.toldl Getovprioel SMua today TO~ \t.ALU• TODAY ••• h d d 1 II A ri Iars, will nMil down hla bid b)' l') 8 ; ; • maka thit Jod '/._to redlet with OhkmohUel " • 1 42; 13, Rice, 37; U, lie, to P 'Y I\ · me ca <'entm· aweepang Wimbledon ond the tJ. "ttP .............. TOMORIIIOW I IndJIU , and l'CLA 30 eaC'h; 16, Bob Pcllr..::rln1 dominated I he firilt S. Bevel I)' Baker Flelta will be IS,.,,.tl.I•JitfJI.frrt,ltl ..... ; ..,n~M•..,. IIIH Ms.,,_ H....,._ Iowa, 29; 1'1, Tulta , 28; 18, Duke, two qua_'_''- ' - ' - - - -- 17; 19, temple, 2e; 20, Sllnford 1 25; 2&, Ohto State, 21 . ' LAND TRANSFERS Bradford, EuniC'e Bradford, 84 Llnlev M 1md Pauline Hart 'TO Acre~~ Sl2, Tfl. Rl4, Rutland to A. to ErntMt r and Vlra:lnla Quil · Guy and Geraldine Swadle.v len. Christina Grueser, ARnes A. VISIT THI "IIOCKIT ROOM".,, AT YOUR OLDSMOIILI DIAI.ER'SI _ _ _.__ _,_ _..__......, Cl11ra A AnJI Geone !taer, FlS Gruner, S('veral tracla Sall~bllf) '1'3, R12, Chf'~l'1" to H11rrv B. and to Mart A. Grueser, Michael Gru6 and BaTbora r. r.rtnd!tarf. ser, ManuC'I C. Grueatr, Max n Jt>an R. 1\nrl Willfam T ~nub Grul!ler, :Mathew P. Gruesdr. b)·. 1 '1 A F:m T2, Rt3, Salishur} Augusla and Harold Barnhart, to Robert E. Rowen. 18.'7 A 826, T4, kll Olive lo State .. -••>c.!ii~ ~L.'ltii.o:. .l - ... -~ .. ' 4. ·~Margery B. und Tony A Fl'rlt>1 of Ohio. T..ot 19, Potneroy to Atielinr P . Da,na and Ber~ha E. Oliver', 0.48 ' 21- NBC.TV ~ Browntnr. A, 58, T2, Rl3 S.Uabury to Walter '"'"'•"bAN DAIJ.EY' STAI'·'l IN A NEW 90 MINUTE C081EDY FOR OLDSMOBILE SAT., JAN. Herbert E. Bradford, Addie !. lnd Norma .tem Ward. ,• !:\Y __ Tuesday,.Jo.nUal"y' 3, ·1956 · JEWELRY ~ Where Your Confldtueo Is Justified 212 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio - Ul'ING IS ,BES'r/ OHIO ~JR COMPANY' J. _ .Fiftieth Anuiversary~ Yea'? ~ )A11Ulrican._Gaa_and Electric System. . . . .d, Kilowatt �' • , I _P_age..;.._s_ix__- _w_-_~_:___·_________Th.;.;,;.;. -~ Ooilv Sentinel. Pomerov-MICidleport, Ohio I JUST WISII 'ta~J'J) I . Tuesday, Januory 3, 1 l!Y ML AND MRS. SMITI! I • . fHE SMITH FAMILr ~-"1"~~-esd ;"","'"'9"'Y''-J_.o_._nu_a.,..:ry:...~.:...-_-'95...:.....6_'--·----------......_.-:.. l__Th:. :.:.:;e.; DI2:. : ,:.:,1 ·;V~ ;:.:Se: .;":;.;tl;.:.ne;,.1:: Pome_roy.::.··_M.:;ICfd.:._le.;. :;~::~;..;.rt,:,..Oti.:...:.:.:ilo.:._...-· ~;:. ~-- PBANUT8 · lly-SJW:tft • THE 8111TH PAJIILY •• -~,J.:"''l"'7-.'!"J"- J' STOP TALJ((NG AIOirl' IT By GEORGE WUNDEll THE GI~L WILl (JE AT H05PJTAL IN A 7He5·E F~W I [•tOMENTS . GOONY. L'll, .\BNEB ., .\<.:oi .INE ALLR\' --SABREJET-MISSES HOUSE, STRIKI:S LEVITYOWN STREET Mrs. John Werner Flllleral Service Held On Friday rum·rul sL•rviees were held lt' r i· day for Mr s. John Werner Sr., uf ORPHAN ANNIE· Middleport RD I. The ~erv ic 1•s were held at thP First Hii!Jiist Church by 1hr R<1wlin gs ( 'o<~ l.~ Fu BUT I'VE &EN 1M AH' OUT D' SOlOClLS UKE TH~ ~RO 1M A Cl.ICt\00 ClOCf(~ neral Dirl'clors wilh hunal in th~· Gravel Uill Ccnwt.cry at Ch ~· .'th it·r . 1 KNOW 'TH' ANSWERS !'he Rev. C l':_ Hoyt uffiL·ta h• tl. l'allhParcrs wl're Will iam Curl, t 8V NOW·- SHE'Ll HAVE "·AND I KNOW A FEW ~WER'i>, 100~• T~y - Hubert , Joo, James ;md l'lydc lar . Relat Jvcs and fr ii'nd~ !ro m ou l 1Jf town were Mr. and ;o..tr <. (;corgc Werner, Co lumbu s; Mr arHI Mrs . fo:arl Wn!Wr, Zan r...,ville. Mr. and Mrs. Nale Richard.~, Nurwalk ; Mr. and Mrs. loe 'tay l or , (;rove City ; Mr . and Mrs. Jalnl'S 'fun~" . Mrs . .1 N. Sm ith. Russ <-11. Ky : Mr. a nd Mrs. Harry Johnsnn and famil v Uland. Neb .. popped uut, ejector ~eat. ·caaopy ad Iii, and parachuted to a lawn. The plane DOWN l. A litlllt e.Coueh U. Port :U.Cwtom 13. Lnel 2. Very . abunds.nt 3. Bakln' chamber Itt Storalfe phtce 18. Portion• t. Wrltlnl' lmplemtnt tl. Half &n em 8. Simpleton 7. Egyptian ot eurvt"d l!ne• J7 . Nlton loddeq (abbr.) 8. C11tern ~ . Thlnr• to be done 18- Roman pound 19. lmmen.se 20. Poem 10. ll"ltttd toJethu. RoyM.llcat alboWII u . Incite 23. Fl1h 2t. A worthies. aJ u~~~ 1 r1.-:.11rm '.1 .:. 1 II U• ... •t ·..'ll -1 1! father'• I I I III I'R1 11 1:11•t(IJ'.1 •later : 1'; 1 1 r-.t H'J ,a 1 J J<'wlsh. month U . Jolnl'l ~1 . u.one'l I Jl l9.Comq. ll'•;i':,l'l copla 1-:1 i ~: 1 ll&fTUW'o- tary '..:! !0J!::J · ~· r JIJt•n·J ~ I~'A i ·J , r·;r- 01 thl Mleala. 1'11.1 ~ 1 · 1 ~ 1 i';'Jih•JI ·! 'J U I i':l •J ' f"·DII I H ·~ .IIppi 1l. 1if '•H 1 l!.:.:iltl.:i!l 22. Hlfh• way lat•rtQ'I A•••ll' • 23. An lnje~Uoa 30. Worldly 20. Excl&• .82.1cofl ~~. matton. Gaze1 ~7. Stick toJelher ~8. Btutr 21. Kind ot "'Wv ae. Otve OYet 31. Kind of ducll M. To be able t8cot.) at. A 8anakrtt ICI\ool Und.l MUI.Ie nott •s. ,, . ~~erap 115. Greek ft>tter 26. s~rullnhce th~ veteran from Newark, N.J., ap• pears before a Veterens Admin~ By CHESTER ® .UJ11 ' ' .. dlflra4is. Deny· tna: ... tbat . ~~t~ Korea .mi'Ccl_~m: . _· i'!bJ' ealllng MARGAR~T tri~ZAROVA u 1hown going through her ~ act at the state circus in Moscow, where abe gefll top billing. She doean't even ca.rry a pistol, ju8t a. abort buggy Whip. Her only saf~d 1a a nre bose,_whl.ch an aide keeps rea~;_~~~~ cag~~ --=--==----··- t!nlmw.ho"'?H , Can You Identify The Daily Sentinel I· a 7·yntr-ald dauj;{bter. The pcfi . lion chargull aroM ntaJcd n£ riuty and exh·eme cruelty. Mrs . AJieni'Oworth !'ecks custMy· o£ the child, tempor..-Y al!mony,l suppc>rt ot the child, permaneot aUmt~n~· and ab&olute dlvorce · '· ' CORR!CTION In the stnr~· in Saturday 's Sen. tmel conl:er:Jmg the ~hronoloay of 1955, m the new .~ tlem listed for Janunry 25. 196~. lhr correct figure should hnvt• real!. $100 donetmn b)· Bruer- Lloyd to the Middl..'port Park Fund . By IJUIIE NANCY the first clas~ meeting, Is rt.."<tuest- lo I'M GOING TO WORK AT THAT STORE TODAY ; HOW MUCH PAY '? HE ID HE'D GIVE ME A B IG ···HE A BIG- CEleRY SALARY MYSTERY MAN? -8.Select f'· An old . Y.' etrht 32:. A ridge on nn,erboard or • atrLnsed lnatrumt.nt or J&. f ha, naU 98 . Blac-.:. ,. S7 . Atone for .::;. . Exam!• nation 410. F~tt •way. a.sland. tl . Reluctant. ft. Conduit. f3 . Alleviate ' sion and modernization uf recent years, the corporatiQn Jast year by oil!' countrys steel mand for steel. Altbou&h residen. llal buiJdlng constructlon may well ease moderateiy ln 1956, the slack should ealil)' be taken up by inereases in Jndustriall C?m· mercia] and other types G build· ing. And the level at which automobile makers are setting th.cir !lights give.!! no ~ause for concern that their steel and aluminum requirement>; will diminish in 1956 Add to thb the demar.d for ferroalloys Implici t in 1956 budgets u[ appliance man ufac turers and the sum sign\fiP..s furthe.r. growth in 7 ... • wiNNIE WINKLii ».\ILY CRYPTOQ1JOTE - Horo'o how to work II: ~ A.XYDL'BAAXR l1 LONOFilLLOW Ont ltller 'Imply II land• for another, In thla example A 1.1 u1ed for th• three L'l, X tor th1 two O's. ttc. SlnJl• Mtt•n, lpol• ~phiel . the length and formation of the wor<.ll r.r. all binll, ll&ch day the cu<ltl letl1ra are different. TI>IAT DOESN'T lE.&.ve US MUCH TIME , ELOISE: .. l 1-jQPE; 'II'OU HAVE ..t. PLAN f the use of Vancoum pr0durt5 over the coming twelve months. In its op erating rcsuti.s itt JQM Vanadium Corporation of Amerira A CryptoJram Quotation - J VLY KLBVF'K NP' J. YSU, LPY NLR BVII' WSSP, BVLP QADV L ·, ;KJWLP- QV L ~ FQ 0 F L K F'. . .lvrda>'o Cn'o~o<~uoto1 FORBIDDEN W IJ\U SEI..Io 'n\'JCE AI DEAR-DENHAM. •' NEW YORK, N. Y.-A m~asure of the growi ng need lor fen·o· alloy.3 on the p8rt of our nation's steel makers is provided in the trends of total steel production and alloy steel output in . 1955. Whereas the }64\f's total steel produehon was in the viciiJ,ilJ of 117:000,000 ingQt tonll or 33% abovt•1fH14 .deliveries of 88,SOO:OOO tons, the output of auov·~d stainleu steel rose 43% ;from 1,11i0,· 000 tons to approximately. 10,650,000 tons . In expanded productlon mills carries na suggestion- of an rarly change in the trend ol de- .00 7 \ 'j.!JOOU. ~tub•tancf from its program of plant expan· \. matlon tt Oh. tions. Thanks to benefits accruing The current outlook for the le· vel of activity· in the major mar. ~,r+--f,.,,tif4il-+-li;.,it{'l-+-l J ·l Excl&ma· pleUUre BY William C. KHirtY, Pr..ldent V•nadlum Cor~Ktratlan of Al'nlf'iU consumption was witneS.9ed. JJ J!bccla· 1 _!ll>II'!~~·'!J• 1!"1!.!,....,!' 11114J'IIo - r; . EARNINGS SET RECORD SAYS PRESIDENT of aluminum also increased alloy ' · 'for wool • :' .l ,, ':t--....-_;,_--------.~ VANADIUM SALES and f:acb cd to make a special eftorl In the petilion. ttle plaintiff attend thu Thursday meet. &tales lhut the marriaae took pla~c ln 1947, and that they have ~. ~-.! dUI1nf1, __: Korean cam}efpi. Ktitch•;1i)lll he opP""'d ·.U Re<l oo~ He lo.t his leP:dJ.~Hna a G~ mortar altacl< ln'IW,., Cii>!<IMtioMI) ' i . riv1l Btlivn, a petltlon from Mar10n U. Allensworth. By CHESTER 001JLI taWie 01 loyalty poaite the Shumway Greenhouse from 10 a. m. until 3 p. m. DICK TRACY lstration bearing iD Washing .. ton to protest the loss of hill monthlY dJsabfllty pension be· 5cen..:. for person is requested to bring a a dhorcc wa.q filed today In the sack lunch; patterns; sewin"' ~up­ Meigt; Cnunt>· Clerk of Courh by 1 plieM and material. Anyone in ! ~ll':' Maxir.c M. Allenswortli suekinJ ested, who waJ unable to 111tend .11 legless war r:LASS SCHIDULED ~ In 1 f'f ., Thl' second tailoring eJasg will be bcJd Thunday at the home ot Mn. Howard Nolan, Syracuse, op- GrOSS NeJJIect f•J' .. '·I :IIH l I 1~l '/ 11111 • Ll .-·1l:lt·JIIl. ' U ; ~'Jll 20. Trlbu. on Divorce Action Fl'}ed Char.J;nli' 6Uif1 '~I·: IJ H L ~ ~ BLAZE EXTINGUISHED The Pom<'roy Volunteer fire Depm t~tleJ;I was called to the Jacoh l!:lberfeld residence, Mul berry Strf:cl. to extinguish a brush fm.•, Sunday afternoon . The tire <lcpartment reported that the bliiZ() wa.'l extingubhcd shortly atl('r they had arrived ---'"IY:C.::CmiiB!_~~- ~-u-1~ ~~ore ~~~truck ~ l]!tre~o-' t,---------,--=1=1!":_,... __....., ___-~_ ··-.=..r-~ ' ' DAr Lv CROSSWOR • ACROSS t DICK TRACY I .' WIICKAOI of a USAF F-88 Sabrejet when It cruhed into a parked auto ln Levittown, N.t,.,lnU:u an eerie accne u rtr<'mcn with toam throwera work to quench the amolderlna. The plane, from sut.. folk Atr Base, began to belch flame at 6,000 teet. At 3,000 teet Capt. Theodore B. Buecbler, Orand .. •' I'U... QO WITH HERI KNOW TH' l'B¥:HERS .- .... .. . .' ' . . . . .. ... .. ... .. ... .. . '\ ' . . . ... . . .. . . ....... .... . . . . . . . . . . . ' li"'-.li""'"'"-----------;..,------' • • •·• • • • · · • • • • • · .· • • · · · · • ·· · •••• mirrored dear ly the rr-cord breaking pace of activity in the metal industri!ls. Both sabs and earn· ings of the corporaticm shattered prevlnus rccorct~. Soaring demand tor steel was translated lnto rll; . ing requirements for th e cgrpora· Uon's older (er ro - alloy ~ as well as broad demand lot' newer alloys i.ll"veloped during recent years in the. company's research laboratories I and tested in 'ita pilot plant opel'a· ' . By EiiNJE B1JSBMUJ.O. chalked up proportionately greater improvement in earJling-a. ' - ' w . . I/JidNj!olfM.• J E D \~ · e. ._,· ,. ~ ''YOUR SUNRISE 'tO SUNSET STATION" 990 On Your Dial In Goilipoli• '. �Page Eight rhe Dailv Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY lirt.,., - . luj'aed frwJl D..vutt ~ ...wit..... oNelle belldo: Veteran Skater at 9 ~and~ ~ Da~• and l r~~""---...·--~~~ family at Ro1al Oak Michigan Ntw Year dinner aueat& of Mr and Mrs ll H Lueu and 11r and M"s Raymond Russell dlathter Irone MoundJvtUe. llld dlUJhtUI Cathie I.Dd Betty weN New Year cueat.s of Mr he, were Mrs Wlliiam Rua&ell .-nd :Mrs E M Wood who left and son R1chc.rd Pomeroy aad "' 1oday With Mr and Ml"'i C' J Mr and Mt~:o Tom Mllla MiddleWood for a motor tr1p through O«t thf! South POMEROY SOCIETY Oh~ y Tuesday, Januoll)',3, 1956, • NEW HAVEN SOCIETY CHOIIt PRISINTS MUSICAL 18oy Scout Troop 247 Dunham Family K•rns. Mrs Pirl B111ru Penny Plans Outing At Attend New Y-eQr'~ · and Llrry Cbulene Hartley Su un Gn.n•te.d Rev Peters Rober ' ta and Linda P&hOoa Mr and Mrli Thursday Gathering 'farly At Gallipolis: Charle! Brown and Wax Shan .Me GlothUn M.rs Ruuell Senter Ph1l Plans wert completed for two &nd Ann Donna Roush Ronnie n1gots camping at tbe Boy Scout Rou8h Larry and Melvm J<ry camp Chester over the weekend, Mn Jel"ry Layne Roome Roush when Troop 247 of Rock Spnng.s Mrs William McFarland Raymond met m regular sess1on Thursday and Charles Mrs William Nease evemng at the Radf'Jrd camp t:ornell and G.aynelle Roger Du mg the nemng Ge-orgi:' Roush Mrs Lew1 Rou~:>h Jitne and Wagnt assistant s~outmastf'r Myra Drtame Stevens Mrs Bah h WH S ~. pleasantly surprised when was Johnston ViCkie and Nan Mrs pre~:>c nted a birthday cake wh ch Everett Rou.iih and Kathy Mrij 1 r served wnh ce cream B b Layn and Harl'lel Mrs W:J ~ a1e o e P 11 renls or the scouts pres nted Clyde Rice and Jimmy Mr... Don gilts to Ray Whaley .!'coutmasl&r Roush Johnny RldgeWII) Mrs and Mr Wagner 1n apprecJatJon uf Grant Roush Mrs Pete Roush llhe f ne work they art domg wtlh Kathy Ann Roush Mrs Vogeler thetr boy~ and alsu c:mtnbuted and Raymond Mrs Wt/1 am Pow the ICC cream and cake ell Mrs Fred Roush ~1rs Danny Workman and Bobby and l\1rJ; Attendmg were Ray Johnson Bobby Roush Roger Le1fhe1t Roger Starcher Fred Brown Joe Brown Bill W1l PERSONALS son E:ddte Bartels Tomm} Brown W W Johnston of Mad1 son lnd Larry Johnson Pet~ Michael Ri Ytslted h1s son Bob anrl family lhard Clark Ch uckJC Ba1ley Don recently sa~ rr Kenneth t ollms J1m Kerns Lee Reed Mr WhalJ:} Home for th e • ol1day~ wen Jaea: Ford Tennessee State Tea :\olr \\- agner and oue gu('st M1b chers Collegt Bernard Llt>vmg Jr Barnhart Ke1th Mct:luaa: an~ Sanda Foley and Mr and Mrs Raymond Ander .son Welt VJrgJOla Un versily Vn·gll Weaver and D1ck Athey of Marahall Coll;.>ge Carol Roush Wittenberg and Jan Schne der Ohto UniYeruty Mr and Mrs Lawrence L1evmg aod fam ily of Narrows Va Vlstt ed here over the w e.kcnd ' e M.r and Mra H. L Dubbam and. !am!ly Ja~uehne and J'o. Rice,. Gary and BeverlY Dl.lll~"- w~ 10 Gall~l1» New Yeat'j J:ve fOt• a h~mly party at the home ofj Mr and Mn J'obn Jl;lazer and family Other iueih w~ Mr •• at enttne OHIO $om• tonight •n" 'IQd 111':1 ~ cbil~n VII .\n Editprlal - • No 220 Editorial Phone 397 Future Of The Area Bright But It's Time To Wake Up It - Pomeroy-M1ddleport, Wednesday, Jonuary4, 1956 B~q~ne•Phone 398 der11teoly cold Stngle Copy eace - - - - - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - AIN Mr and Mrs .fobn th enter· talned w1th a dmner lJtmu their hoJne, !.!:l'f~ ~~ Present 1 were Mr and Mh.;~.~~"ft Walter, J Galhpolls, Mr a~ A1btrt ~ Swat~l and dau&b· and Xr -:, and '¥Jj; Homer Wt1 r and dat: 1 ghtt:r$. 1~ ~ aq 5926 cltoUtfiNH ...., with tceMIM•f snow fh,.,., " .,..r L..• lrt.. Col., tonight H 1440 Mrth WMt 16 23 .... .ntf MUtfL Thursday fNrtly c:ICMHiy 1nd IMo Det10ted 'l'o Tile ' of Col ~ 1mbus Mr a.nd Mrs 'Tbotqas . Chick and chddren. Porter. M't ~ and Mrs Larry Rice tnd soa Mid- 1 dleport .. Last 'l;'bunJday ""' .-.ame lfOUp were d1nner #11~& It the DIIR· ham home m Mldaleport aqd were JOined by Ma. Du bam • father, \ LewL!i Sw1tz.er and e .Rol'tm' Aushn Dav" and • ant Columbus Westinghouse Plant Resumes Work After Viole~e j Mr and Mrs John Humgardncr of Fmdla) 0 VISited here over the weelr:end Mr and Mrs RoiJett Johnston spent Chnstmas w1th Mr and ~r> H R Dague Charleston "I don't know where you con get that cleaned, but PICK THE PLAN signature• only, car or furmture for regular clothes $2510$1000 You CAN'T BEAT budget For any worthy ROBINSON'S" If you fa,vot modern ta:s opposed td medlevat) ~arb you II hurl that we rc the best spot ln town to !J.1ve :vuur clothes cJcaned and pressed H."slorcd to thaJt smart like new look e Buy SIX PAJRS ana get the Certificate. You U lace all the BaitJes o! day to day Uvlng wlth new a-ssurance wlfen you know that your \\ell groomed appearance measures up to Every oc- 0 ca~Hon' ' I I ~ EOndy, )tanager 300 W SECOND ST Robinson's Laundry -··- ••••rw. Oldt Phoat .&:12 or 508, Pomeroy Tri. Lustre Jlour• Mon ~l'rl 9-5 S11t. 9-JZ Oplffl. HHing• bu oppo~ntnw!t~C l - ....... "''.... tf ....., tfll'lll CleonP.rs o Laundry te<t•d ~d approved~ 1,\\PORTANT BNy llis Sods Ai<•ot• Sho• H• W.ilts.f ELBERf'E Mid-~ Wuhinc{:on County son County Launches Of Oimes' Drive R~lph Freebtan Named ··'As Chairman For Campaign VALUES ALL OVER OUR STORE 2 Pc l' . . '"'ng Roo, Suites Sove$7o COMI'LETll SOFA Hollywood Beds %TWIN SIZE BEI1 JANUARY $79.90 CLEARANCE BEDS Now $58. .BAKER FURNITURE SALE to ba r..ld in the achool lrln natlum one dar In Janu1ry r-t to be n•mtd. County wide aettVJtle.s Will tn elude a Sock Hop lo be held ld Pt Pleasant Htgh School on Janu ary 14 at which no adm1ssion w1!1 ~nwhll• Sandro1 Rou1h of be cip.rged but a lee o! ten cents Wahama Hlth School announcad wtlt be collected for chetkmg plens to be wndertak~ by th• shoes A dance tor persons from T"nAoer. Jn th• Bend Arq 13 to 21 years of age Is pluned end Muon County Miss Roush for the Nftional Guard Aimory explained that a contest will b• near Pomt Pleasant on January IMid among th• home rooms of 28 between the hours of 9 to 12 the vo~nou• schools In th• Bend The pr1ce of adtruaslon wlll be Area to •e• which caw ra1M the $1 50 per couple most money in the drive At tho ct.n~• th• K:int and Th., wtnnmg horne room wtll Qu..n of tM Polio Drh• will receiVe a banner whu~h Will be 1M crownH Th•y .... to be placed across th Pomeroy Mason Ml~tfll throvth a PNnut 1111 Bndge approach on January 21 lnt com,..lgn .. h conclucMd Jt Will be lettered w1lh the name throughout tM CCMinty a..,. of the home room and the .school •rtd tirlt will work in JNI" fn WhiCh WIQIJ It o1 ,.Shell o-.t for Polio" c1m Mls.s Roush Will Vl!llt grade Plltn Top pNnut MIUng pair .schools ib the area on Thursday of will H erownect Klnt and lh1s week to etplam lhe dnve and Qu"n. Att.ndln1 the dane• JR the to show \ movJes concBI'nmg the will 1M Miry Lou FryMtan of Baird March vf Dimes The money /rom MMII10n, Mill West VIrginia of the schools will be collected on 195S. Mlu Fry..,..-n r~ January 20th the state 1n tM Ml11 Am ... lu MaJorettes cheer leaders and contest at Atlentic City latt PoliO other g1rls will collect Tolls on the Pomeroy Mason Theaters m the county wUI co :Ondge on January 14; 21 and 28 operate m the dnve by permlttmg 1t was announced cullect10ns to be taken for the Actlvitl" connec:ttld with th• drtve between sbow.s on the f1nt drive et Weh,ma High School three Satutdays and Sunda_p m wdl N lfHPI'Mi'H by th• Stu January In New Haven the Wa dent Cou~J 'HMr• One Hflvlty hama Cbapter of FFA will wist .... ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN Funeral servtc:es for Harley G TuesdayAmos 60 who d1ed mormng m a ColumbWi HospJtal wdl be held at the Chun!h of Chrtsl 10 llutJand at 2 p m. f'riO. d•y Mr Amos a nahve of Mt~gs County IS SW"VIVed b7 bll Wife, Mary seven dlupten aud one son h1a father, Cllarles Amos of Rutland and a Siller Mn Shirley Andr1ct of Fatrbw'n, 0 H1s ml).. tber and one Child preceded bi81 10 death Blmal wil' b, made tn the Miles Cemetery under the direction Gf the Chase Funeral Home of Rut land r. months' wear or"" new Pidrs 0 Kntt proportioned to 6t IIPlall, a'l'tn larp;e SJ?P man. ' ,. >il"t ~ Mllt- buUdana: alone was at between $30 OOo by D E ..Hurst dl.l' the MIDDLEPQRl plonned lif 1 "W~Ik of D-· m the dnve David Terrell Funeral RI'les I _..11117 T0 Be Thur~J I MASON CLINIC Theodore Durham .We:tt cDr umbia De 28 eAmta Kay Hall Pomroy Dec 28 Ivan Powell R.c1ne, J~n 2 VJVJan Stephen sort. Middleport Jan 3 Thus far there have been oo cllbunb for the many pnze& be1n1 offered by the D1u]y Senlmel and a number of local mtl'tf~Bnts for the f1r.s1 baby b01 n m thLS areo m 1956 Although blrlhs have vul been r ~portE rl 1n the [ Da r I Funera serv1ces o h b 1 area there U 72 h dlt!(l at his hom ( ave ern no actua cla1m~ made TerrCoe 'd Swtro t T esd'""' morn I for the pm;e~ 'Aihtch !()tal hun on n or ee u ..., dred.s of doll<~rs !Dg will be held Tbur&(l~ at 2 1 A wr1tlen ~ta1ement f1om the p m in the Ewing Chape atlendmg phy~1e1an stalmg lh1 He lS survived by two Sister~ hme of b1rth WPJght and sex of Mrs E V Epple Pomeroy Mary the chJid and the patl"Dis names Jordan Nttro W Va two bl 0 w1ll brmg a h sl of pnzes for th.e thers Alonzo and Charles Ter F ifllt Newcomer uf 1950 rell Cmcinnati and many meccs and nephews Friends may call at th~ Ewwg JoUneral Home anytime Offielat mg at the funeral serv1ce will be the Rev Waldo Bar!ela an I bunal will oe m Beech. GroH' Cemetery Muvor Givtlll Warning On Window Shoo·~ Mayor E ti Robuumn stated today that parents of the cblld ren caught shooting winaow panes from var1ous dwellings With BB guns would be held n :spomublc for these acts of juve mle delinqucney Smce Christmas bme the Ma) or relat~d there have been many reports that windows have been sbot through With Lhese ~llet proJl"U!Jii '"' rifles ~('Vera] I New Tra, ££'IC T0 }} Record JS Set MEIGS GENERAL HOSPIT4L Admttted Mrs Mary Barnett Middleport DIScharged James PhiJUp.s Col urn bus Prosecutor. Asks Aid On 1Hohson Crossing Case T Bs H F H rd nspector 0 e ent ere or o 1 ays T0 In VeStJgate . TheDanger BY UNITED PRESS J 'Ihff1c BC{'Idents k1Ucd 11 record breatmg total of 358 persons 0\1<"1 Prosecutmg Attorney Jam 0 the New Year:; holiday bul sar1 Hnen sa1d today the pelltllln r I{ I ty expert.o; wc1c pleased t d I) by h1m WJi.h Pubhc Utillls t that the toll wa:sn t h1gh.cr m sson 1equestng the mstalla t 'fbe fmal Un ted Pre!i.'i c u111 or safety flashmg s1gn~ n also showed 7t deaths m f rc.~ 12 Hobson cro.ssmg would bf\ rt t m plane crashes and 72 m us ed to the t1Uiroad departmr cellaneous acclrll.'nts for an JHtr the con m111s1on all total of 513 0 Bnen stated that 'l he s., The trafftc toll set a new re tary of the Comm1881on ~f cord fm a three day New Yca1,., Cromn related to me JO Colon 1J 1 celebratwn But 1t was 62 de<~llu; Tuesday that an mspedor would below the 420 pred1cted by the be sent from the railr011d depart Nahonal Safety t:ouncil ment oC the t~SSiiOn to .LQ\ ' e~t gate lh d <u m~ Wlthm a l eN days Th1 ~1 ~ I IO!ieeutmg Atlornq sad that h wanted the mspector to chr k v.. th h1m als(] and tbe nspe(t 1r would be referred to the ShRr rr H1ghway Patrol county r ~d {'ommiSSton~r to g1ve h1m a h1 rf run-down on the bad sarety c tnt l 11ons which preva1l at the eros mg Tht> counussioner will abo check wtth the New Y(]rk Centr,al RaJlroad concerDJDi how Dlallj' ~.":,~~.~~· """'"g lhe rross m& and other facts ooncermng the 0 Bmn '"d II " Ihe duty o£ pcrsont~ who arc 1ntert>sted in m~:~kmg I hi! ~rossmg sa fe 10 bnng forth any mformat on per: Ian ng to lilt' fact tbal 1t 1s un ~afc He further stat rl IC at any hme any body m th1s area fell unsafe wh1le cros.~mg tbe t1 acks at Hobson then to please come rorth and make known these reasons. beeallse the whole eoun~ has to bad; U:us Ctght or nothf wUJ be done The New York CE'ntral .~~!f.~f has 15 day.s Co answes; the which was filed last wee~ I he I � 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 01. January 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 January 3, 1956 crump eads showers terrell werner