https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/62c66212bbf87627930c044cadb4de0a.pdf 003f6e4bf3daf29a7ee27bb326e1e594 PDF Text Text 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 �r '«c;dnes<!ay, Janu~ry 4,·1-956 The Daily Sentinel, THEY COME!' The Daily Sentinel 010 TMI MI!IGS MA- AliA l'llltl~ld f!f#U'J lllcllohl S. 0.... •••• - -.e; SUndaf b7 The Obio Valier ~tl. QIC!., at JlO Meebank Paaal'OJ'. 0. :8UJlntu offl~t editoriiJ ofliee phoue . TELEVISION GUJDE ' Channell 7•00 .,. et Tbe Dally Sl:!nlloet olfke, ~ u teeond clau mail- $15.60; 111: mDnlbJ., S7 80; three u., It tb• po,at olfke at 1 montbt, $3 90 By motor roUUl lall~J Obio when avall:able. one month, 11 ~, qo ••her ~J - 10.00 10•30 11:00 12:00 12.30 100 1.80 By mall· one year $8, eix ffl'.)Dtlls, !! Natiotlal •GYertlalnf repretea- $4. 2!1; tbree month!, 52.ro; Ollfl • ' ' 1ttive,Bottlnolll-Kimball, lnc.• 3~ 1 moolh, $1. zoo }'he P41St Year Was Interesting From Feature Writers Viewpoint 2:80 2:4p By HARMAN W. NICHOLS 1was learnf'd that ~ome :-•JIIItn I~ Staff Corr•apondent : were s:marter than ot hf'rs Mm~ ~ WASHINGTON UPActually were burymg nuts Oth• r" wt're . . was a prett} mlerrs\Jng plam old dumb ThrJdJdn't ,ft:¥· featurcwtsc. know a walnut from ,, j(olf hall ... ...Cute things bap])erwd al lhuug h , but th.at ha, hl'l'n ~ lraJghll'ned li'ftj.Y probably will b~ pu);hcd ui- out nuw The uffo·tHh ng squu • •!0 limbo and be fo.-gottcn rei• h11ve bpen shu nted !lff to Like the heada(•hes Wilham (! parts unkl1uiUl And a new fa m· Brett had 1n trymg 1o gt>\ the Ily has >~mvctl un the Wh1te ~int work111g to eorrect the House la\1-n They leave tho •Pres Shortage of penmes. The hi•ad of idenl'~ pla)ground strictly a lone the mmt hc1e knew what 1t was Girl Doll f•lsl•• It was thos~ hurncancs, which . were knocking over houses. flood i At the copyriJ.l,ht ofFice at ing an11 pushang folks Into ltte the Ltbrar,~- of Congress, some 1 blt"klands. States and t'ILJes were character sent tn two samples of J)U&in~ emergency lax e~-extra falsie~ for g1rl dolls The cop)'· pt:nnies mostly And . , ngh! folks were a little taken pennas '11 b k d I ld h '· t " to were &mng IOIO PlJ!iY bankll l ac an o t e ·mven or and bureau drawPrs. ThNe lht'}' 1 that 1l wall not poss1hl~ to. co py )lne ~t"n staymg F'or 3 lime 1 r1ght fulsJt'~- fm· lad;e!l 1n the Brett didn't snore much H Wllll flesh, l'ven. The mode! £1at-fn;;en t® busy ortler~ng lhe m~nt in were stJnt al?ng to the Patent Phtlade!ph;o to goos' liP pro orru:e, as a JOke. kinda, and the ductton to a comhlne~ 8 million "inventor" was told that he was penmes a day honkmg up the wrong tree No. body has hcurd from the "inven- -- -- ---- , Jt was intf)re~tlllg to learn, too. tor" Jmce, and a big mystery lluring tht' vear , that y 1ce Pn•st · 111 still umwlved What ever hap. uf the women and had drinkr with llent Rtdnml M Nikon 1 ~ like 8 pened to the samples" nwst of the men. 1 k~ow )YhO h : lot of us Ht• shmes his (/Wn On ~omclJody's mantle, pro· I table-tenm~ champion, who plays the aeeot·dian. and who 15 1 bore 0 l lmbl y. shoes, f'Xct•pt when lw gels ha1r t'Ut Nf,: tmly that, nn world ?'he copyrig ht folks also , ra. l hll\'t ne\'&t qqtte U.Jut•rl1.oJltl lb~ travels hi' sw1pes bufft•rs that are ~e1ved a Jot of Davy Crockett 1111 mail• qua11t1 ~~ ohlps 111 llrlp~jne Jeft 111 hu lf'l bathrooms for 1tatwns and also put lo mus•c people of pretebe ud laytna souvenirs 1'ht V p asked mt: 1r werl' dltt1e~ ubout some of lht> bare th-e raw person that is hid· '· I thou ght lh,Jt was wrong and 1 vanuu1 hurrl canes hke lone and den under Bhoreslde protec!tive hod to ailmJt that 1 hud u jlrdly lhe othf'rs Tht•rp t•J no rN'orli armor flnt' colh·rtwn lftu that lilY uf thest" tunes WI'IC I cvPr sung_ or whulled very mut' h BY RpBERT C. RUARK met I know ahout 1!w Swl•th>h People who never had the eour Pain leu P•dd•in 11 Stick fi' REMANTLE, Australia - There ladv who !Jk~d lo su n h:.thl' With ~~e to do the Charl~'Jton will do In lhc pnll'nt hu ~tnP>~ I hen· Its somethitti terr ibly ~ad about nu clothes on She hud :.t V1 t 1 rwat ~be Charle&ton on a ShiJ). Loving was a man 111 V1rginw \!ohn tonk l lht• fln1s h of D long vuya~c ih.t1 1 ~ figure, we all thought Aut! llo o wives and mothers fall madly (for all o r th(· fun out of ll<uldl1ng uu 1 <tlmollt like the death 11f a frtcnd thy frll m lm·e w1th l!:mtli o bu• a fe"" dlys) in love wlth total 1 )oung h}' !nlt'nltllJt ,, ~ll(k that We have been logl'ther a month nolhmg Will cume of It l<.:r1 (' nnd strangers, wltll • eomple'te dlare wouldn 't hurt ctultlren W1th now and 'hl'I'C is a small shlll'i l lhr· FJt•neh g111 fell 10 love ant! gard of their usual standards of &mall fry Q\'l'l' knr•t•, alJ :1 [llii'('Jlt ~lltl'}' in !he li fe Of all Of US as .l <;lllltC ihl!l g jJIOhablv W!ll ~·om,• of propriety. had to do Was to hll a ktd a! rf'~llll of the trip. tl It probably has sQmething to 1 most hart! • nouJ.:h to make Jum I The famn us 14yeAr-o1d full' ti i\' P I Tht'n lh etc waf. 1a wondel'fu! do with the fact that a nh1p is "ouch'' :11111 llu ~ • • • hrtde and-mol her i~ on our "h •P 11add lt· would I 1 By 1£d W. 8?.::,",'."::1 th<'n cnllnpsr• kavt 11 ~ lht' I :m r\ 1 1.ltdn't know abuul 11 unt •l h:s1 flxht lwtween twu l<trllt' s on sealed itt time, with noth!ttg be· . 1 1 1 ihe Ltdu dec-k as th..., di~ puted hind and nothing ahead The end k H w1 1 1 a ~t);!!;:!t• 1 usll'a d of~ • .a I' . C ! \(·~ti'rday Hut I knn\.1nhout t t(' •IWfl(•nhl" Uf a , ,•ntlPma n r"' of ", , _·: !l 1 • b the voyage comes about three smartmu f rum n Sllllnkut•', wb.i.. ___ ~~' Gerl'llli ll woman w o 1s ~o ! n i.( w Nol hlllg, "llhtnk, Js qu1tr• :-;o I!'(IU-1 ' ' days be(orl! the VO)'It!le actlll.ll)' Ch th1.•y p•·oh.thly dt•servt.'d Tlw JOisl Gt•nl'ral /\ss 1•u•bly wed un _A«_>t_ralia'!_ s_he llii.S ncvr·r ''Vl' ~~~ a 1J,nqml llll g l'lltlttltit be _ ~ en d.'l The lover_., fl!f" thetr tACe11 I <I on't ~llflJIOol' th1 ~ "lllltnlC'k ma;ic ':t·H'tdl chan<•·N 111 tl'<' o•l•• ~ --"' "" twc(m women ·r h cy f:~ht so badl.v and prepare BBam to face reality I I llo c t·cry vn·ll 1L mrlct•U 11 lH·r lwn luws to faelhtat • thr• con Wtth the evPr inc1easing num <~nd look 50 vulgar The people who wore th1ck as goi onto thr mmht 1luet uf eh·C'Imn~ by th 1• 1111 bt•r ur ~;:lig1bh• \'Oters m Ohto the thieves for the flrat len days are President F:!~cnhower hod n { ounty Ronrds of Elcrliun~ ' ndministrattun or the ~lect10n Thllrc was a bf' fl ltl tf ully h!ddeh no longer speaking The one gllj 11 bad lim~.· With th~ sqtllrn•b wh1 Man)' dtllni(e!l wet•e to Jaws mu~l ket•p pace wtth tht• .anglt• betw!•en a eouple of you d1dn't like turns out to be fh ,. 1 dl t•orrt'rl heuutiful ladt cs and a handsomt• _ . ~c e 11 ng nuts un;ler hi ~ lcehnlcnl •·rrors and t n 1 ·nnsi~ changmg time~ ( oneentraterl ufftccr It rn n, your best friend , and the lady 1 P uthng gr<>en ••n the frunt s!! lt• tencics tn \hi' r-IN'IJon la"s and effort ls he1ng mtJde by the ~et• r·,n 11 · h" ' ' 1'h "'lh ~~adran~ 1 ' you thought wa~ a slunnllr 1.:1 a -c 1 the WhlLo Ho s Y e._aust' e anwoome Q l · a use. quttTe 1 ux- 1o 11rovu1e for « mort' cfftru•nt r~m.ry of St11te's ofhce and I he <·cr IS !:l'tllfl.!il mllt't 1 d to an rt creep But, all the same, it'~ 11. bti perts Wf're 'Si lled Into pla.y and It adnunlst.-ation< of l'lf'ct 1ons. Coil"Qty Homd nf ft~Jections to U<'- ~ Jmn gJr! But nnw c[ know ho~ feeling Of Rlt dll688 lo &et Off the quaint the prosperUvc cuntll - Jl)an /lhl the sca• 11 n her chin &hlp that has become yaur hom~ d.ate8 ancl lht• vpter of changes Anti by 'lluw I know the flfe storY your life, 1f only because the • TT)fde, IJ,Y tlw Leglslatur_o nffcrl of th c Dutc hman who wls b~in~ t.hances m c gond you'll never 11ec ~~~ i~ thm.r n ghls and priVIleges k 1~ke rl ou t uf lnd uuesta alter jo anybody who was on 11 aR:aiQ.. One or I he changes elfcotcrl by l c.n·s (Copynght, 1955, by Untted the Le.:1slature, mlended lo pro Also 1 hllvt' dnn ced W)lh mo ~t FeatUre Syod1cate, Inc ) ·"---~teet the pubhc, is to plnce n pen Succeuful Ohtra•h Vltlt b~ttct Sovleh to Prell ally upon t'andidates who fall to May Bring More of Samt, file a 1~port of their re-ceipts and Tllelr 'Cultural Offemive' expenditures m ("Onnecllon w1t h ACROSS 7 A Iotty Jl), He Spcdal to Central Prr~R /-.QROOtatlou 1. Pnte!Uie mounUt.ln their c1mpa1gns The penalty wu ASIUNOTON -Look for Ru1!811l Lo .-.rc.!IH 11 "cultural offensive ' D. Tattle 8 Moved, (Latin porvided is that a candidate who : In the United State11 IHI one phaac 'or lt~ 19M C'Oid wnr opern9. Bankrupt8 &a rorm) hall failed to me ~uc h a state ' lions. The aucccastul American tour uf llw Sovtrt vlollniR t, Oavlrl men\ is disqualifi ed from be- 10. A valley ot the H . Lolten !. Olairal-lh, Ia expected by 11imllnr vis1ls f10m IHII!nte.t Russians. the moon wlnd 24. Per. coming a candidule in any fu 12. Sea eagle.s ,_ l'oatponf• Dlplom&lA aay the Kr·cmlln Is well awl\re or the p!"Opllgan•la vlllue ture elecllon for a pcrio•l or flv<' 1, A condiment rnent ()( BUell excuralnnA The Moscow mutennlnd11 are years U. A ecoul ot 11. AMant 111il\ lo believe lllat the l• 111 tlatll, without aeemtng to an enemy •Ukworm ftlhet to Uo so, can exercl11e 1t ~<ublle lnftuence on the rn order to mAke ('Omplianr(• 115. Glrl'a name lS. Body ot 215. Prophw Ameilcl'ln atlltuJe townnl the Soviet Union. with the rt!quirement to F1le RHI.'h 16 Wnt lntlle.a water ete11 The UnUetl states, which has caned fm a brea'k· statement more fEHIUiihle. the le'! (abbr J l:S. One IT. To rulp, down of '111rrten between lht> Iron Curtain domrtln islalure has allowed the candl· 17. Italian who u Uquld and the west, can't very wt•li 1 nfuae entry to Rullriate 30 day.Y instead of 10 day11 river acta tht. Sit. Pack awa1 slan vlrtu080J. 18. A wax taper buftoon In which to ske RlU'h accountlnR 81. J'rutt or Meanwhile. the Sovletli thlnk they'll be reaptn~~: n Land 18. Prootrta.. the oak Jnll and lila It w1th the proper dividends. Their theory llf!CIIIK to be that aome turrounded er't ~rk. 88.11xcHa-. Bqard of Electlom or the SecreAmerkan8 wlll feel lh11! a country In Whkh IIUCh by water 19 A swt~et~ . pn&UOI\ tory of Statl'! In the Clle or II renlu11e1 a~J Qlatrakh nourish can't bt altogether 13. A 1prlng amtlllnf ~.oamo candidacy submittad to the electl&d. . nower tlowtl, ~~~h tors Ulrouxhout the stato . ) 26. Wet with • • Formerly . receipt!~ for &Jl extflltl hvW 01ttr..kh • <iOI\lMl' NIST VONCI!AI.M:F.NT - American pe"diiures Ucetdlng $lo"' were 27. cut atrategl8tl artn't convinced that the 10 per cant requlrl!!f:l . The letrislature hu .1:8. Border ~l~tary budret cut announud by the Ru1alan! mean• mu<llt Thty chana:ed thla to require receipts 20. A banda.-. point out lhat the Communlal rulert can C'on•·eal their rtal arm• 30. Quiescent for eKpendiluns cr over $25. ~~Mndlnr 'Y lum'plnt arms apendlftf under auvh lte ma aa "htavy In· 32, Troop duatq" or. •·•tate welfare ·• ( ~ ... ) ObHrvtfl al10 point out that ettn If tht Sovlel mtlltary budpt. ill S3. AAiatlc gult fOU&hly 151ij billion le11s than the Einnhower adm lnlltratlotl propo..e sa. Oear tooth l61J)f:nd tn lhe comlnJ year, the amount In propo111on to nattonal ln· 31. P'•m1nlne .llllnt I• nbOut 'the aa.me. pr«~oun Th•7 fN•I that mo11t or the Soviet cut will come from tht reduction ST. Cu1llvat1n1r ""'~ % 111~ of the Red army but military e:<perll:l point out that In lmplernent ~ ~ wlo&n. atomic wcupona and •uper mlfJIIllil!! ute predOminating, 4.0. Reimburse• 41, VarteLy ~('· meanll leaa ~tnd ltlll otwmow • • cl. Olrl'a name • 14PAN AND VF.TO- Unlted Statoe. olflclala aren't d ooacerned 43. Whirl fl you m l.(ht expect about Japo.n'lll failure to wm 11 United Nat1.on11 44. Heroic •t. They fetl thot R11asls.'s veto of the Jn['HIH'I<tl appllcatlon wl\1 more strongly agnlnat the Communlalll thHn til ls eountry DOWN .;:~~~~~~~~ tht United Stalell hU proml11ed tu ronllnue Ita ltrongt. Jntended i to itt Japan Into the world ot·ranlZBtlon and feell the RedA I. Full ot line.! mtrel y stirred 1111 re~:~entment agAinllt tht'm!ld\'1'!1 3. llalt eme Wuhlngtun will also ronhn u~ to oppo!~ •mv t•tlml!l to unaeat NRC. Uke ~.0.:~'"'' Chlna In the UN Such a move I~ nlnw~l t~>rltt ln lG devel011 a. Propagate year aa a ruult or the Natlontlllst vc\l) of 1tut•·r Mongolia, which t. JDdJ'e of to 13 Sovlet vetoM ihtmouth The Britlah, angered by the Formostm Htu Kll' t·xp•cted to lead a NIW NATIONAL commander or drive to unseat ChiMI:' K•tl-shek'll JrOVernment at Lhe nexl UN &1DAILY CRYPTOQUOO:E - Bero'o 1aow to 1N111 the ClvU Air Putn.l will be ltntbJy. They have enou~h votes to aucceer\, IJ\1\ 0nil' over tlle tough· AXYDL.A.AXR USAF Ma.J Gnn. Wu! tc r R. ilt American opp01dt1on lo LOfOfiiLJ.OW AIH Ca~vel, rop!aeln~ MaJ. • • • One Jetter almply •tan4i for ~~..:._:,.ln thil u:amplt A. 11 UMII Oen. Lucaa V. Beau. Uen~1·a1 • abiON BRJ:A.KFA~'I'!Oo When Co ngrr~t!l rn1n1H'11, look for AJrrl· tGr the UtrM L's, X for ' ihe ett. S&D.rJ• latt.en .,.,. BealJ Ia rcll1tng 11fter au yt•au .1\ilJUH le<!rttary Et:ra T B"n"on to begin a ll('t ot•:-~ trophlea, the ~1\&'th and · torma~ 'of the woru. ..,. au' hiat.f 1D aerYice. (lllttnmrtwtllll.i - 1)re&~Ul mutlniJI With C\'f' l'Y GOP ~enatot ~nd Hop.. to Ea«:h day the code kttera are diltt't-tAt. ' ~ mtmber on the 11111 ~t Record A.dtnlnt.tratlon strlll!(llll9 lll'f" ronvlnretl 11111.1 1f A Ol'fPlotrun Quotatloa c&R meet fiU'e·to-face with C\'ely mtlll••d ual 5tNlfht AUXILIARY TO MilT XUCOLR'O QXPQUXJYXJ ~~ .~~;~:::.~he can set the reC'OJd alralght on hi~ The Womt>n's A•Jxzlinry of tho ~ and win thelt' llu(lpm t In the con11ng \ I'IH'. -oqRTTRH. Graci~! Epistopal Church will mee: Pruldent Eln<"nhower cond11ClNl a s1ml1ar ler\f'!l White Houae and the proj(."<:t paid oft' In KOOd Tb.urtday aL the home of ~·· A. Y..to!"'~.. "'n....... , AM IJIISHMAM'8 1n· .,i!~r~ot~ndt"f· OO.P trlonda ot Ben•on bellen, h• a~ R. i!'llbl al 2 o'clo<k, It "@flllN(j JIU'i' !Ill JMAOlN&ftQ!'I~IUW. ~nited ,- 19Sb POLI\\t.A'- '*'•" "<AJCf\\<.~C.~ 1 I Th e End Of A Long Voyage And The End Of A Story Your I El ect10n • laWS I 1 11 1 ~ IN GT 0N WASHEVENTS MARCH OF DAilY CROSSWORD W ..... tnr • • ... .... the • • :i!• • triifi: lili!!VId tod~~. It'~ The Dailv Sentinel • Subeer'l,uon rates· Dellvel'J ~7 carrier where avail~:~'ole 30 ctblt per wee.i; one year 10 adnnce Jf: 11\hMt lt8. - ' Mor. Lo:lnJt.oo. Ave.. New Y.on C1t7. tS, N.Y. afteraooa es Pomero~y~-M~I~d~d:.::le!:Pc>:.:rt.:..:•...;Oh~~·.:ltt=--~~:;:.:~=;:;=.~=====::=:W::ed:n:e:sd=a~y:;, . J:a:n:u:ary~4~,-=19~?~~ w" · . PAHfl'-tt~ \r ltlrw Nti.U'U ''.-"*" 3:00 4.QO 4:1!5 430 &:00 5·!10 6:00 uo NO 6:56 T·OO T-30 ''"" 8:00 8-30 Coffee Tlme DinJ Don.l'f School Ern1e Kovacs Show Home Tennessee Emte Show Feather Your Nest Bvb and Jan C11rr P1esent Susie Camera Goea 1) School World of Ml' Swee1•ey Modern Romances M1tinee Date With Ltfe F1rst Love Old T1mer Ptnky Lee Howdy Doody Fiatt & Sc-ruggs Sports Eye News P1cture Les Paul & Mary Ford SCience F1ctwn Theatre Coke Time News. Caravan S~reen Directors Play. house Father Knows BE!iit 9:00 Kraft Theatre 1Q.OO This is Your L1fe 1o:~o bamon Runyon Thratre 11:10 11:15 11:30 1:110 Preu Box Greatest Fights of Centu r}' Tonight Sia:n Off 11:00 lleldllnes 11:03 Weathercast f.hannell3 . Channel~ Tod-::oNesoAY WEDNESDAY 9 00 S•gn On-Pravt•r 9 00 ('aplam Kaniaroo 10 00 Garry 'Moore 6 30 10 30 11 30 12 00 12 15 12 30 J2 45 I OU 1•30 Arthur Godfrey St11ke It R1d Vnliant Lady Love uf Lif.:> s .-arch for Tomon-ow 1 hl• Gu1dmg L.ght K11111~ ·.s K1tchen love Story 2·00 Rnill'rt Q Lew1s 2 30 I I <! U~~'ptlrty 3 00 T he Bq;: Payoff 3.30 I.IPh Crosby Show • uo The Brig ht er Day 4d5 Secret Sl onn · 4 ~0 On Ybur Account 5 00 Gene Autr-y-Roy Rugen 6 oo. I ucky B Ranch 6 30 Your E~su RePQrter 6 ~5 Spot hghl on Sports 6 55 \'ha! her :nan 7 00 l'atlt (':~ge 7 15 Doug Edward:;, News 7 30 The Rang e. Rider B DO Arthur Gudfrcv & Frwnds 9 00 The Mlllinna1r~ 9 30 I've Got A Seer('\ 10 00 tJ S Stl!el Hour 11 00 Up to tile Mmule News 11 05 Late Show 6·4~ 11:00 12:00 12t80 1:00 1:110 2:00 2:30 3.45 3:00 4·00 4 15 4:Bo 5.00 5 30 6·oo 6·30 6-45 6.55 7 00 7.30 7-45 •·oo 8 ·30 900 9.30 !0 00 TOday Coffee TimeDing Dong School Ernie Kovacs Show Hnm e TennesFieP Ern!e Show f'eather Your Nest Current Halls of Ivy Parson's Study World of Mr Sweeney Modern Romnncl's Matinee '.!'heal re Date Wdh L1fe Modern Rnm a ii ('('S Old Timet Pmky Lee Howdy Duofly -~lmrod & Angler Sports Eye News Picture 1.. es Paul & Mary Foro. Deal h Valley Day!'! Duwh Shore NewR Caravan You Bet You: T.1fe People's Chmce Dragnet · Ford Theatre Lux VIdeo Theatre News Headlines 11·05 Weathercast 11 10 Press Hox U · Ui Bud Will:in.mn Show 1130 Tomght IIOO uo 9 00 1O·OO 30 30 10 Jl 12 12 12 12 00 13 30 45 ] ·00 1 30 2 00 2 30 3 00 3 30 4 00 415 4·30 5 00 6 00 IO·QO i0:30 !!.00 12:00 IUO !:Do 1·30 2:00 2:SQ 2:45 3:00 ,:00 • ·15 UQ S:oo 5:30 0:00 Uo 8:40 6:88 ,,00 1:80 Din~~C Dong ~chnol Ernie Kovacs Show Home Tennessee 'Ernie Feather Your Nest Current Count ot Monte Cnsto Camera Goes to School World of tdr SW6l•ney Modern Romance:> .Matinee Thealrt! bate with Ufe First Love 01d Timer ~i~ky Lee Show Howdy Doody WJid Blll H1ckok Sports Eye News Picture Lea Paul & Mary Ford Life of Riley Coke Time 7:43 News Cantvan 8:00 Truth or Consequences ,.80 Waterfront 9:00 Big Story g,;o Star Stage 10.00 Cavalcade of Sports IO:iO Red Barber' s Corner 1H)() News li.eadllm•s ti:lo Sports Hrarllines 11<11 Greatest Fights of Century 11:80 Toni,!ilht 1:00 Silrn Off ,Spor~ 11 :10 11 : U 11 ~40 ~a~t . .•. ~ of, tbe City S1gn Off THURSDAY 3·~8 "':00 5:00 6.00 6 30 6·35 6·40 6·45 7.00 7.15 7 30 8·00 8 30 9 .00 9·30 10 ·00 10 .30 II 00 11 05 S1cn On- P:ayer Captam Kangaroo Garry Moore Arthur Godfrcoy Slnke it R1ch Vallant Lady L.-:tve or Life St>arch for Tomol'row The GuldiQg Ltght Kalte's K1tchen Love Story Robert Q Lewis llou.qeparty Th~ B1g PayoU Bob Crosby Show Thr. Brighter Day Sl!<'ret Sturm Sign On Dan.:oeland . Mickey Mouse Annie Oakley News Weather Sports Hurrican ExprPS& Kukla, Fran & 011!1'1 · John Daly Lone Ranger Bishop Sheen Stop The Music Star Tlrtl.e Down t~e Road City DetectiVe I Led S IJves News ' ' Wea ther ll.lO S[!Orts 1 ~ 15 11·45 F'ol!ow T~at *au S18:n' Oil 3·58 !Sign On 4:00 Dance! and " 5 on Mich.ty Mouse 600 Abbott & t:ostello 6.30 .Blake of Scotland Yard 6:45 New.s 6·150 Weathor 6 55 Sports 7 00 Kukla, Fran & Ollie 7. 15 John Daly 7 80 Rin Tm Tin 8 00 OzzJe & Harriet 8 P(J Crossroads 9 00 Dotlrr rt se~oiid • 30 Th e Vise 10 vo Ethel and Albert •· '' ' " ' 10 30 NP.V.·s 10 35 Weather !0·40 Spo:rts 10·45 F:lm Feature On Your Acc~unt <:cne Aulry Rov Rogers Lurky 8 Ran c•, (l 30 Your F:..~so Reporter 6:45 Hnb Wagner Sports 6 55 WPalhcrman 7.00 '1\;a Jloom 7 '15 houg" l·?d11 n rtl ~ i'!cw's 7 30 S~t Pr(';ton ()f,ll!'ukon 800 llnb Cummin,iS ' Sh()w 8 30 ('! 1111 ~l){ 9 30 Fuur S'.p Playhouse lfl 00 Slm it•s of the Century 10 30 Wanlrd u 00 Up-to-t he-Mmule News 11 05 The Late Show '' 3 44 FRIDAY 656 Stgn On 7:00 today 9:00 Coffee Time .' lU>P W.o:\@:iher THURSDAY 9 Orw;oD MtUIC . 3:45 . .... ,, Ki~"~··~· Korn ..T r ""!- Slgo On 4·oo l.ntnceland FRIOAY . 'o' [ ·.5t00 Satun}ay Westttr~, .. , . , .., 6:00 S1gn On 6:00 News 1 • 8.00 Mormng Show , ti:O& Sp;orts ,'· -.. ' . 9:00 Cuptan1- Kangproo, " 6:15 -Feature -1 , • , •• y 1 10.00 Garry Moore 6·30 FoUow That ·M an , , : .; . 10:30 ;\rthur Godfrey 7 00 Flight No. 7 . 11:30 Slrike It Rwh · 11':-30 Ozark Jubilee· 12:00, V:. liant Lady · 9:00·· Lawrence- ·Welk 12:15 Love of L;fe 10:00 LIVe Wrestling , ,. 1:' •30 Search ror T omorrow Cinem ... ~ 1111 11:00 Saturday 12:45 The GutdJng Ltg ht Ne-ws Pix ; •1 l 1:00 KPtle's Kttchen 12:15 S1gn Off ·.\, 1.30 Welcome Travelers 2.00 Rohert Q Lew1s 2 30 Hou se pa1 ty • , $t,!i\IDAY 3.00 Thll B1g Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby Show 11.59 Sign On 4:00 The BrJghter D:~y 12 00 Ora~ ~D~s f 4 15 Serret Storm 12.30 Playhouse 15 : t .30 On Your Account 5 00 Gene Autt'y- Ro.~ rcogcrs 112·45 What's Your Troubt1 ~ J. 11 no Lucky 8 Ranch 1:00 Amateur Hour l 6:30 Your E~so R epo rter 2 00 Pro Football 6•45 Spot11ght un Sports 5 00 Super Circus ) 6·55 Weatherman 6.00 Man Br.tdnd tbe Badst . 7 00 Shop on T~le'{ision 6 30 J)"uu tbe .La:a ' 7 :1 5 Doug Erl•var~ News 7 00 Y~ .4-.st~ tof It 7:30 Ac1v~n.tures ol,, Chan}PJ,.Op 7 30 Fal)lOij;S ~IIJ!; Fes'tl,Vit -7 8·00 ·l'•ma . 8 oo Fa~ilo(¥'Q .. Il'e~liril ; 8 !:10 Playhouse of St~rs: 9 00 Chance of a tlfetimo ·i 9:00 The Crusader 9 30 Ted Mack 9 30 lfighwa..v Patrol H):OO l Life &dnf at $9 -r- 11 , 10 00 The L1neup 1, 10·30· 'News"~I: -~Weithei' - rx. *' 10•30 Pr-rson to Person 10·40 Sports . ~ 11.00 J..lp to the m~nule NeW$ 10:0 l'&emlere- PlayliJHiul :~ 11 '05 ThP Lai e Shnw UI:OO Sign Of! -" I I Madison County Sheriff~lect after all, people are people and do cruy things, get in.to strange Joaep-h Smith got his man hours predicaments and pop rnto tbe before takmg off1ce when he spot · ted a Mansfield Reformatory e~­ news. ~apee and eapturcd him Without There's tbe Columbus man who rncldent. walked into a branch bank, found Dayton trucker Robert Foster nobody around and reported to pothought paDing dnvers were llee. "Of course not," said an of. friendly on a lnp to Chillicothe fleer, "it'' Sunday," Somebody forgot to lock the bank door on found thetr wavmg wu attempt~ to ten him hts n.: lost Hs back Saturday. wheell and was dragging Then tbere ·s the yaehtaman A Women'• Wrath whoae 10 footer went aground oo A Cleveland woman, mad at her an, Aahtabula River sandbar. He husband, hammered dents in hi~ ~ld tbe Coast Guard he wa.s \ookcar, s~uhed wlnr\ows, npped off Jn.g for the New York Barge C1nal the Wipers, tw1sted a door handle near Buffalo, 100 miles off eourae. tried to s~t it on fife, walked An - 18 month old Columbus lad away sm!lmg. tumbled into h1s mother's washer last March . . police rushed a _A Columbus man, di.uatisfied man to a ColumbllS hospttal tor w1th an auto dealer's serv 1ce, ~ stomach pumping only to learn drove throua:h the showroom front later he was the wrong man. door and walked away, leavmg hts car. Unuw•l Crl"'" Ohio crime had unusual tw11ts. Columbus vtce squadmen arrested . Officers arrested a man gallopsix men shooting diee while await· Ing along on a horse at exce.sstve ing job mtervJews at the Bureau speed, couldn't charge him with of Unemployment Compens.twn drunk driVlng, finally booked hlm _ .. a Cincinnati Workhouse pri- for plain tntoJCJcation. soner sa1d he liked Shakespear's In April, Charles Clarke, 11, re plays too much, couldn't affo.-d ported he had pogo "stuck" for them and stole the books ... 1:1 more than 2,100 jumps. Next Bn(!yrw prisoner pleaded innocent month Mary Jane Stepptns of to steahng a kttchen sink . . not Zanesville claimed world htlc \' -even Zlpf'a Lock Shop in Colum w1th 6,200 hops. bus was cr1me proof m 1950, for 'iOmebody stole the safe. Th• Price of F•m• Unearned reward: A Fifth-Thlfd Ace halfback Hopa.long Cass 4 dy Trust Co., employee m Cinemnatt of Ohio State became so famous found a stack of 2,000 dollars 1n I he got an unlisted phone. fi:Ot anbills on the street one day in other when the first pnv.ate numSeptember. ber was rung by many fans M.iehael Collins of Cleveland A my:sterlous baBoon floatmg found a wallet with $56 in it and over Northern Ohio, suspected of spent all or th.e $1 Ml in hiS own eanymg two men from Detroit to pocket unsuccessfuUy advertL!Itng Youngstown, turned out to be a for the owner-finally gave thl' weather baHoon. wallet to police. Cleveland phone hnes wer ;;) jam · Dollars were common. but pen mcd for days by folks callmg a , nies were scarce. One Clncmnat1 chu1·ch to hear a recorded prayer store sold dollar bills for 96 pen· The Marines Land n!es toe htldren The federal gov Marine Capt Rtehard McCutch ernment got money conscious anc:; eon of Columbus and Mann~ Sgt tried to break a contract after Walter Sheets of Portsmouth learning the oeeupant of a Cleve brought honor to their serv1ce m land mansion had lived therL jJ!ferent ways. The captam was. .slnee 1949 for $1 rent. lhe first $64,000 winner on a well lc• Cold Swimming known teleVIsion quiz. His top1c· The weather: Summer was so cookmg. bot that city fathen; at Fremont Sheets '' tlked service life so and Mt. Vernon dumped tee in much he received a d1vorce so he awimmmg pools m August to pro- could re-enhst "without de-penvide comfortable bathing Coeds dents" but the de-cree was void2d at Baldwin·Wallace won permiss- when a Portsmoutb judge learned ion to wear shorts on the campus, 1t was obtained on false grounds. ending a 110 year tradition. Sheets was back in the Corps by Television A Marietta husband then. sought a divorce eomplaimng his Mrs. Emma Gatewood, 67, Galwife had their set on all the tim~ hpolis grandmother, hiked some at niehts, wouldn't M him talk l,MlO m1les over the Appalachian except during commercials. Air· Tra1l this summer She left May 2 men at Wright·Patterson AFB from Oglethorpe, Ga. and arrtved in Dayton thought Dinah Shore at rarmingtcn, Mame. 1n late aounded stranxe, found the1r set September. She wo.-e out seven Picked up a military communica- pa1rs of shoes. tioru ebannel. Nothing too hilarious. True storA Carrollton borse, it appeared I ies aeldom are belly busters. But itt August, won a movie style these are true ~tories. They hap d,eath battle with 11 600 pound pened in Ohio in 19M. And 1956 \d.~k bear Later it developed the can be expected to produce its bei.r passed in the Canton quota of human interest vignettes was burial m tbe I :J , zoo: IN MENS and BOYS I f BASKETBALL SMART STYLES • ! ----- ., WEARING APPAREL - ... ,,.SUITS- SPORT COATS SLACKS- JACKETS -------~~~~~r.--+ SPORT SHIRTS . DRESS SIDRTS -- ·-- Warren police were incredulous Jt teport1 of wanderlniJ bison. Sure enoul(h, two butfalo llld eaeaped a tnveiln& cireua. s,.ce Tre.,.f IY MASON BLOSSEl Cinc1onati police had reports of UnltH p,... St1ff Cor,..ponct.nt a "tittle green man" runnmg The year 19M b~1an quietly jn Oh1o u a sort ot warnma: that loose, collared 1:1 year-old Albert almost auything -can happen In the Snapp m • suit of dyed lone un· Buckeye State. And it did. For derwear and a space helmet ... Blak6 Gf Scolland Yar(lNews. " Weather SporU Kukla Fran & O!lie Johb Daly Disneyland MGM Parflde Masquerad,Ci! Partf Break The Bank Wed Nlii;ht Figbt! 6:50 6 55 7 00 7·15 7 30 8.30 9·00 9:30 lO.CO 11 :00 News 1 tHIJII:SDAT 7•00 0:00 10:00 10:30 Sl~n On Danceland M1cke:Y Mouse Watch tht Bit die 3·58 4 60 5.00 6. ~~ 6·00 puture. nent'" WEDNESDAY ~ ' Paae'Thret The ~~unusual That Made News In Ohio In 55 IDITOit'l NOTI1 TJitla ll •• other ln~Nrl" of Yl.lr ond , .. views fo 1955. TMay If's Ohio human I reet storl" .t 1955 • roundup the ,...,... unwu•l. hfofmoro;,ua •nd off ktt ...,.., WHTN WCHS-TV l'he Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohk. • ... - -r.' ' .•''"· TIES and SOCKS Powhatan 84 Shadyside 81 Cadiz 71 M't. Pleasant 65 Dillonvale 18 ·.dena 5' N. Concord 66' New Lt"Xinglon Dresden 93 Crooksville 57 McConeiJaviUe 65 Philo 43 Roseville 87 Glouster 49 Frau.ysburg 46 Thornville 34 Col. Linden 68 Del. Willis 58 Grove City 61 Grandv1ew 56 Newark St. Francis 74 Mt Vernon Sl. Viocent 40 Greenfield McCJain 57 CJrcievillc TODAY'S SPORT PARADE Racine American Legion And Auxiliary 'Hold Christmas Party Tuesday Evening ly OSCAR FRALIY FranciMeo, Jack Kublayn ot Alaa United PrHa Sportt Wrft.tr J bama and Ed Harrison ot Rich· and Sao F'raru::uco haan't lost l!iiffiC 111nce Perry made the v•rNEW YORK UP- In a eolle· mond s• ty trl thll th1rd game last year. giate balketb.lll era where the · Te Raelnc Amerlun LejJion seven-footed La becoming almost HDSt Of Slart P011t 602 and ausiliary unit held Top Richmond Scorer ~ommonplace it seem• sli&htly And there seem to be e. host • .)otnt Christmu party at the mcongrouous today that more of auch ~11 start u Mark BlnHarrtson, a· 150-pounder, led Leii<m Hall Tunda:r evening. "little" men are attainlrti real stein of Army and Eddi.e Petrie P.tchmond 's ~Korers lut aeuon the program bepa at 1:30 wtlb stardom than at any lime since of Seton Hall and 1s t'arrymg r1ght on. And Freeman . 10 ease you haven't no- a ehieken dinner, served by the the big men took over. Nor, m the cues of any of bced , acorer auxiliary Tbe hl_l wu beauU111 only the Jeadmg . The raves still go for aueh l~ose mentioned above, are they tn the entire nallon ! fully n~or;,.t~d In the holiday I gtants u seven foot two loeb stmply members of the squad Wilt The Shli Chamberlain. And ":hey're varstty performers, ftnt the majority of the big stars lme players-and good one 11 range from &x feet, six inches up RoUes, the mJdJet rrom Cor- men-tho•e nell, Is an ~11-Ivy Leal(uer with having 8 • spectacu ar Jump ahot. The field day this year 14•-pound Boothe was Xavier'\ Some of 'em mi"rht even be 1second leading scorer lut year claHed as "real little." This Rtdley, playing his third var ~fu~ ~n~~ude five foot, six Inch ~lty year at Illinois, 1Jt the small: f ar o es_ of Cornell; and five est UUnl basketeer of the m04ern .;_ot~ seven ~nc~ Jim Booth ot era-and the team's' second ltadavJer of CtncmnatL ing scorer. Vtce118 1 iu io the &ame JJCOrtng slot for Kansas State while Tebbs b merely Brigham Young's leading scorer Fo..:te, who scored 23 pomts 10 one hal( agaimt West Virginia was named the Orana:e Bowi tournament's most valuable player. Kubiszyn ma~e good as a sophomore desptte hl5 smiiJ lUte But the under Sli "laUe" feet-ar e I wu det"ldM thlt anothher~ua:':''~~ Dal~ Sm1th Tburaday evtninc; mH-t.ln• will be held Jt w1tb Mn Lawrence Laania1 ._. when lhe auxillary unit of co-h011tess 602 mcetl in re1ular aeaswn ladte• are requested to the meeting and brinK a box luneh wrapped m newspaper. The lunchc!- an to be auctioned · 111pint and :.. Christmu tree witb to the biglMt bidder and proHow coml·, you may wonder? excbange p;esoenu scattered un- ceedJ dl'e to be turned over to the lldihary. that der it faud the tables. The an11wer ~eems to be h1gh ~chool player~ are getting The tables were decorated Hi1hli.lht of the busineu seseven better coaehmg and m08t vn.th candle.tt . and Santa Claw •ioa ..., the lnnouncement that of the lnlencholastlc compelt· and hill rr:indeer were situated the auxlliU) hu made ~he f1nal tors aren t G1an1.11. The 12-foot on it. Kanta Claw' north pole payment on the overbead gao Lane altso has helped by moving cabin wu dilplayed on tbe pta- ~ jn the meeting h.atl The no. Alter tbt- o~n.lnJ C«f'mony, tumace wu donated by the the b1g man out of tbe slot. Auxlllary president Dorotby xUlary. SALE PRICES Jt all adds up to a great incen- Spen«r tur r.ed the procram over tive for the smaller lads and for to Mrt. Hariett Neill«. those of the midgets Wlth hopes, RNTIRTAINI WITH PARTY Debbte and Billie Hayt:s and Coach Lou Rossm1 of Columbia Pamella <..1eek p.ve redtatiou. suggests: VALUES FROM Mr aad Mn. lL E. Boney en"Learn to dnbble. keep drivlng, Dorothy an'.' Ray Howell pve tertained with a New Year's eve perfeel an rou ts•de ~hot, keep on plano soi011 and Mn. Myrtle Wal- party 1t tbei.r home, Wr1ght St. your t()(';s and never relax-and ker read t.be legend or the ChristRefretbmeallt were aerved by mas tree. sharpen your destre." tbe boats dunne the evening to Because, as they're proving Mn. Nejgle1 led the group in Mr •nd MI'S. Elmer Pbelps of thts se.ason, the little man can Middleport, Ohlo the ainJOttng of Chriltmas ear<Jla Marietta, Mr. and Mn Allen C make good In basketball m a b1g at the due of the procram. It and Mr. and ;·[,=~ 1 1;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;~ Semi-Annual CLEARANCE SALE On Some Styles of Robin Hood Shoes ••• $2.99-$3.99-$4.99 $3.99 to $5.95 THE SHOE BOX HiD Mn lllia~G~i~l·~~=:iiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiil THURSDAY-- FRIDAY and SATURDAY Sale Ends Saturday,Jan. 7th at 9 PM-Open 7to 5:30-Ciose9 PM Sat. OUR STOCK INVENTORY MUST BE REDUCED MORE All STOVES Sinks - Bathroom Outfits and Plumbing Supplie·s -ExampleON GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC TOASTER $19 95 VALUE -YOU SAVE $3.99 saleprice$15.96 20%0FF American Standard 30 1 A WATER HEA TEll ga • utomatlc Gas · · · · · 98.30 value, only $78.50 One Minute WASHER, reg. 114.95 ... $85.00 TEMCOXX ALL·TOYS· SALE ON Cut yourself a BIG SLICE of savings during Pickens' FIRST BIG Pre- PRICE lnv.entory Sale. It's the greatest CLEARANCE SALE IN OUR HIS- SALE ENDS SAT. FLOOR FURNACES Winter SotelO% Off . TORY' Unbelievable values 1 Includes our ENTIRE stock-savings of SPECIAL ALL BICYCLES 10"", 15%, 20%, 25% to 50%. So, be sure to be on hand when our stores ~I ~6 The Past Chiefs Auoeiatlon ttt 1 · Ma&nol!a Temple P)'tbtiD Slltttl' wtll meet at the home of )11'1.. HELD OVER THIS 3-- re Days--3 I Akron South 92 Mansfield 63 Galion 99 Upper Sandusky 83 Fredertcktown 82 Elm Valley 50 Wilmington 48 Hillsboro 4J Rock Hill QO South Pomt 43 Lockland Wa)'ne 66 Blaurltesler PAn CHII'l TO Mlf1 open ot 7 A.M . Thursday morning. Open until 5:30PM Wagons- Wheel Goods ::. 25%0FF Thursday and Friday. Close at 9 PM Saturday. BEFORE · Col. Holy Family 66 Urbana St. Mary 60 Col. St Mary 71 Hebron 52 Willshire 94 Blue Creek 6.2 Day. Stivers 70 Delphos St. John ALL SALES CASH -NO CHARGES ON SAL EGOODS SALE ENDS SATURDAY EXAMPLE' 26 lneb BoYs Bicyele'· Reg. $47.95 ONLY $35.S7 60 Tol. Central 55 Fremont St Ju 53 Chillicothe CC 61 N. Lex St AI 50 Wellsville 48 Steubenvilt• 44 Wapakoneta St. Jo 60 Lima St .lo-hn M Boardman 72 Youngs. Wilson 51 Brookfield 59 Campbell Mem. ll6 Champion 57 Vienna 47 Hubbard 65 49 We will sell anything not Foir Traded at Barberton 73 reduced prices next Struthi!:rs 67 3 days only! BIG SAVINGS .THROUGHflUT. BOTH STORES Winter Paint SALE 10% OFF ALL HARDWARE 20%0FF SALE ENDS SATURDAY PICKENS PAINT & HARDWARE·CO. MASON CITY, W. ·VA. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE SP-35583 PHONE 153-X , CONDI"riONS OF SALE: CASH! �• I Po~eroyFiveFinal~yEnds , ~ BI --8 ~ losmg Streak Toppling Rockets UJ" T k 1 Ga1 hpo I Dev•IIS Edge J a es over Lead I • . Of SEO League W"th v t r y' : ----- ----,·---- I j G I 134 OES hP!d Thursday even~n; :~· Jane ffiJI, tra~ lad DcJir+ Other aue!'lb werf' PI'Ht-nt frorn Y SpeDCle~, se ntinel. , Gal!J po!Js, New Marth field Ath fa TheM r;,t•r•ng matron, l!:Jt1ml, '-'hll, Evangclme, Cheshtre ' MJ n' m:.roi;.1oc.k ••,• Pl'ftiJ1te41 I ear and Allee chapter• alit f s Je•e alld at. t Mrs Cora Wtbb paat . 1 rom lU!J otncer. 1114 OtfA Wts the iru:latling , O!ftce rnat~nn MtChntod: , the reUrlJic PI~ ~ce Carpente~ arid Ru t:t ~arn;~~ :ha:pt-:,e~enttod a gift from. lb.'. . msta.IImg manthaJb and J 1 "/ Muleh '"'" d am &r".1nd rborus mf'mhcr Refre!lbments were lei'Vfd ao1 . Maxt ne WJna:ett wt·re t he / t.be .clote of th~ metU . . J<J Olsh Chrutmu the • ..r. ue,.. Jn the tlbJ me wu rarrfed wt r.·a:'lfiC"ers tnstafled were LouJsp I in the hall ec:~rationi ·~ abo~ ~le::~ · worthlty rnatron , W!llta rr, rhatrma n of the ~ot~!mtn Wll 1 tnc C9J1l•, ' wort Y ~tron Naon11 mJttee and ·N :~:;:;: matro n, Jesse fr~•hment r'l~':iti:e~• of 'the t~ Sim patron. Greta . PMon, *t'!retary. ChJor ~ . Gmnm , lrea'lorer , U8 I •• ' I I 1 ::=:: COMFORT'•B• ~ OLD ~ 1.41 AGE JS THE JIPU'AB·D Ada Neue, coniluctress· H rteU Neij"Ie · ar lreu; .MJI~~d a~late conduc ~ hall ; Margaret N apman , mar ' Helen Johlllon Adeu.man , orga tll ~1 _ • a , Ruth Ann '•A a:t'ft' OF A WELL SPilNT I YOUTH" One of the rt•tons why the YOvth of trN~ will haw. , mor~ comt.rt1bl• old ,.. II: tft. IM,._Md UN of ¥ft1mfnL Your ehUdren will live 1....., 1 1 a..a,, .. , · Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Flowero ~~v~ been i~ Shreveport, La, fo~ M: "'""''".! HOGG ond ZUSPAN They ••• Satt~rfield Is ill ' 1 hor home Mrs. Roscoe MA1.1t1A~S, INCORPORATED MASON. W.VA. th~·~" ~--:M~A~IN:.,,!I'!;::;:;;;;;;;:;;:~~;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;~~""-""~1:99:77~""==l-_llll~~~;~~;~ ., This new Buick SI'ICIAL 2-Do~~r 6-P••nn.•r S.d•n ai RETURN TO STUDIES t ~1n~ng th~ students r t>t urnin,g I v: ttr!lrudtes at t.he Ohio Uni· f!JI Y . onday were Naney Blaet· Atnar! Mtla Shirk, Lucy Amsb<:~ ry nme Canaday J antce • • Story t 8 8 S~mlu ryan, Stephen HiJI , Ra 1; as l't!n and James Don ovan ' . .. _~ I 'IVOMilN ANO WHEEI,S I. : Gczy New Auto Fabrics 1 ~Show' Feminine Touch' ' ·' ,.\ il1 Mar, Lou Chapman ,; College Basketball NYLON QtTJ.R·E-T-C-H SOCKS 1 0·2 2 00 II u 00 0 0u 0 00 23 27·39 BY UNIT=D PRISS Fox EAST Total Bo~lt1n 11 7:l N(1rlhea.!1lern I§Q l' utnt•g w T(•t lt 09 Pmn St . 62 WAHAMA (571 Fa FT SOIJTH 0 0·0 Oliver, r \\'nHor11 tJ6 D:1v t d~on 67 14 J, R(J u ,~ h . f 12 lttrhuwtul 130 F'urrnnn 02 1 !'I 6 Ford, c N' t:aroltna Jl5 l.ouh·iana St 69 1·2 Paugh, g 0 Vtrg illla Sf Suul h Carolina 83 3 66 W1•.st Vh· 98 \\ u~ htn!Jton & Lee 84 0 RDUih, i 0I I Yoltnll Vandt•t•b llt 89 \\'tl llam & Mary 80 4 2:1 Smtih Btost Tl•nn . St 72 D. LiPit'Omb 58 0 0-0 Cla rk MIDWEST 0 0-0 Layne Drnkf:. 85 rrrtghttJn 60 l'i '5 26 Total U:>Paul 102 ll lJiwls Normal 77 Scormlof by qua rte rs lltlm li ne 70 Duluth Branch 69 Hnv enswood 18 15 13 " ~ Kont St. 86 Tole1lo 72 Wah rmm 16 6 14 JJLoyo\11. Ill . 77 Su Dakota St 63 SOUTH WEft Hardln·Simm uns 01 N Tex S't 52 WEST Stanford !11 Sl MRry·~ Cal 1:10 Basketball Scores Ill Ohf!TI!n 87 Wl'ilm ~lr•n 66 T1 o} I urkr )' n ~ 1\ ,1m l vilt~ 153 Pl'tn hl'rVi lll.' 6fl L tlr~lmhu.r~~: 2 In ,, ,_ .~ - and lifo and ftlco and·~ of a ~g new B_ulck-w!,eti it's all your. at jlllt allodt the price of a lllllller carP If you can tllford any11ow car, you can afford this otrappma.end U your answw B )'el, theft~ time Ia liow-rlglat now. I stunning Buick SPECIAL Sedan-and 110 kldcllliJ .. tf- ~ In on "' this vet)" w.ek - toi!IOrrow would be fine - and '-"'» seat yo, at tie Whl!el of the lllgtest and ~ ~autiful llliitdle of !ttp-powerecUuidl oYW oLred In America's low- 1\!rs. Clark gra duai c~ from ' Pomt Plcasa;,t H1gh School tn l 1954 and is s ~cret;11 ,~ at the law {mn p , of Musgrave anrj 1l'!u s~ ra vf! vi. .Cla rk grarfu<~ted from M d ?.lcpor~ High Sehoul In 1952 a~d ~~ s tationed a t C:Rm p r.ordon , . M' ' .a Iddle)JOrt fCJ:HIVI'S WhD at tended the weddtng were M Mrs, Clart'nCe Clark ..~,,d draugh. l t'r, J1•.11nnc Clark and ----- The Rev Kenneth W. Chandler pastor of the Mam Street Bap. tl.st Church , I'otnt Pleasant, offJ Clfted a,t the double rtng cer<'· mony when Ml8s Barbara Ann Nortf\up, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . · G~ald NOrthup, Gallipolis F~rry, and Pvt. Franklin Clark 5on of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc~ Clark, Mi.ddleport, were marrled, The marr~age was an event of Wednesday, December 2B at 8 :30 p m. at the church in Point \ -.- . •Qoot.a.hon by ft Palmer (18()8.. 18871 Copyright l9ll6 UWI ) ---~ --=·----- 12 J 1 Attend_ants: for the young couple llpohs Ferry, maid-of-honor Dale Walburn, New Huen, man. • and besl 9 I Clrnailonc motfter "'t" en. cor. of the '' 7 ' 4 6 5 . Very lle811d VB ' .., li#~ with an automatft Ia• water heater Sure- I"" about everybody heah wale with cheaper than any olher melhod But to h r Gasl lfs faster OIICI · ave clean hoi wate All h . you need a modern Gos Water Heater that's • . r t e time, -and fvlly automatic. Then lbe fa underfrr~- insulafwd enough hot water for washdoy fo st Blue Flame Will provide . r your automa~c d. h cIeanmg - and tile 101 other hat " was her -fo, serve you more efficiently! ' water needs, let that clean Blue Flame ' • ~ ;r;·a•····· ey· • '1!'..~··~ · ~ 1 ·· . . . . . . . . . . . .d ' 1 '••• ••••••••v • • • lUlCK WilL IUILD I H I M - - - - · BLAETTNAR: .AUTO CO. ' " ~ere. Mtss LrJuise Matthews, GaJ. 210 4 dr. ------------------------"';'~~ -,_.... 1*!~-lmll Mn'OMOIILIS All IUILI 500 I. Main St. ,, . ' '2~ doe<, 6~po.,oogec Buick SPECIAL Sodan, Modtl~ lvnroted. Any~ Mont~OITII'rv -sWISHER · lDHSE BUY THE CREDIT WAy Plc~ sant COMil took Over Our ~~ here a lot more automobile for the money-more style ~-more power thrill, more ride stability and more solltf ~ ~- -;~ chan che same dollars buy elsewhere. . ' local taxes, add11 tonol. Prlces mr.tf vary slightly In aclrioln1ng com...._ wide voritty of exh a· cost tqulpme nt and aC:(eSIOrlts available Ql yol/l Motoring Accessories Tires Batteries Hardware VERY BEST IN USED CARS I'Wff!l·" ''t . ph•rmac.';;lc.l ••r POMEROY SI!U!OT Of'ILY ,!I'HI! So maybe you can wjc141rstand why Bt!lcJo..fO!' Ito yhh ~ now-has outsold •*>' Other QUO ln lb laA4. --~ well-known smaller cart. . · ' ., bem,.ts •f hifh rt~M~fetlon. . Pick up your PNtcription If thoppinv M•r "'· or let .,. "-11 promptly wiaa..-.~ tr•h •. _ ••• c Arl•· A gr••t many peo. 1 P • entru1t us with fh• spon1ibilfty of filling th ~ prescriptions. ...,. ..... , w. corn'" pound yours? For e, Wol"ff a blue dress With Just-ulr: }"lliiWlf: ~·1 fOil rath.ir go triivelip.g with the ,l ilt For this Bulck is tagged within a few .lolllrs ol tht "'''~·Jituliw• smaller em - and octuaUu crm. i.N lltM ,_lllf4Hf very aame cars. The frlce we shmo bote prowt tf. 56 I nr ,r l 'H: Jackson Twp Wood ~7 McClure 6a Wuton 56 ii!!j~..;..:.:.;.-.________ , N. Baltimore 65 Bloomd1le M PHONE 388-Y br~rtJ Nortb·up, .r Big reason lor Buick"s soaring sales sweep Is that folki at<rllitilnl . ,. BY UNITED PRESS N :10 W,J!·th lngton 20 · ;,,11\pr.l l~ fl!l 'fl rilll<•port 51 RoJ~ton 60: 1nriqwn r\once 1)9 '1enpva Sp!' Tl <'N H2 A.u ~ tinbcrg 5'! 1\re<'ksvtlll' 79 1'>1 Rny11llon 41 Huron 48 Oak ll :uh ur 46 f' hll lrlon -17 I•A1dtd 44 n~trln 1:l 1 6 a But low price is Just pilrt of tht lJietufl!. ·~olu mhu ~ f' h,r!o(d n F 1. l\s Jill ho 2l'i you c1"t think alford big~bodie<l; big-powered,. big. muscled Buick li the one shown here-we"d 11ike to·Mt 1M matter stroJght. · , .. P'Mtncr. M.n\' •' them are refrla~ratH. all of tt..m 1 ..,_ A MEDICINil MOORS semble wlth pink sage. F YOU C•N- • ...... WHilN YOU NEI!D M'Jss Matthews wore a bla k u TP 0 .... 9 The bride chose a street..Jen dress of Winter white taftefa wJth matcillne, accessories d 1 c~rsagc ol white carn•t;.pna :~... , •• CAN PHONil t~ 0 II 73 ., YOUR PHYSICIAN the Mns W<'rf' pn·sent when the Rev n~d Uts . W.aldo J Bartels enter· Mr. and Mr.~. Robert Jihtch ami eons, David ·and Steven have ~ed to their home Marti~~ hbrry after a holiday visit with , . parents, Mr. and Mrs p L liFtteh ~tnd family Mrti ·w,iuom . OSs who h b · as een spendtng th£> 1 IV nter with her daughter Mrs ' ,. of fh• well·llftDWII Wiler C81'S. co,. In •nd ~I ¥•f'V t·e C ,,, dell...rs IO<uJIIy tor lela th•n solltelllodel• at ...... !"'ocl~ts Meigs General Hospitnleni~o :~P L~~ned Wlt!l open house, Sunday RaWlings-Coats ambulanl'e T c ~ ernoC'n , 2t their home, Mul· lfay, She had been Tl:'lur~ed h ucs· erry Ave. 'P.arll!!r this week after b om e Tht> ~om<' was beautifully dec patient at the hospi t al emg 11 oratecl m J.;eeping with the holi. William Qulllen, who had b ~'::' :cawn, mcluriing a lighted VLSiting in Columbus t cen rl .'hm~s trel' and t wu baske ts home Satu rila and re urn ed of rut !lowers ' Pl.nied by his~ls~er, M.~;. Ed~o~ Cook~es, coffee, tea and mmts Jluss~JI an~ fli'ftlltY wli'h s penf ~~e :~:e ~;r.;t.,~:~ ~host~, with "~~kend wt t h her mother Mr.s the 1; ,,.,.prclltdi'ng at u~rles Quillen Sr ' F . <'O J(jt' · T- ritt tea services · r1ends \' 'f' r• se•led t · MG ' b • acard IS, lenna Grass and Mrs la. Ies whjch were attractive ~uf~ Carsey, Waverly, have been w~th !,'!'f'en coven and centered f ' s hng Thurman Carsey antl Wllh ·l lar.li(t lighted red bl ·k b~~y, Bradbury, and ft lends candlf'. ot GORGEOUS FEEL better! 11 • 3 • llhd Mrs George Veith S for New Year's. d' r , 1 ''0 ne h undrec$tweuty~evelt Per· Oiler home tnnt!r Mary Ba;nett was tak 1 fuiJ h .¥rs. David Oilt>r is recoverJng gm an aftack or flu . Las t week E!J better M. Hauy,i1t, g l'ntchfleld Kop!cak Cathers IMntr We c.rry hundr•d• of diH. .,..nt Ylfamln comblrNttJont in stock and ..,,. 0,.. 1 The Rev. Bartels 'E •S :~j ~~~~ Mrs. o.-y,ne M_iiH ron ntertam unday tuest ·t ~n , Cvtumbus, wer~ -- ~ . _ ~ ~.~ ';.... ~n~"~~~r~~?;~ ~~~~~ With Operi' House Ported Milhoan lamphell ledpomts. tcum with,and thret' cmd two Wahama White Falcons Lose To Ravenswood Five 73-57 11 QUtg, Pa. 36 l 2 -0 8 6·6 lt:om the fre.e throw line. AI c0 43 11-6 fmd 1111' I Andrew• Sh•rld•n 11 th oug'h Gallipolis only acored range from (•tLht' T' Lhc fll'ld or Buffington G 1 0.0 2 Ute foul l1nr , lUtd Well slon ('fl ntP Quail• ci 3 2.(1 6 FIGHT RESULTS back tO 111k1• OVI I' lhL• h•.J d Ill the Tot•Jt 14 24-10 38 HOU UKE, \{a:ss - Vulo(il Akm ~ second Pl'Jtud 11s thep IJ< ·~;Jn to Wellston 2 16 31 36 , stuppNI Rudolph control tht· !t• hou nd ~ a).(~ Jn st the Pomeroy 5 13 28 38 l4FI, Sf LIJ\Ih 1rl, Dt ttlsh Hundura s 5 l31•nt l4fl Panth('rs 'J lw l!ork1•t s tu·Jd a 16· ----~13 lead at halftttne as tw o ba~. 1 kel.!J by Bi ll Andrf'ws a nd four : free throw5 Uy Shr•ndan were only pnJnts 1l1at the could scorP in th t.~ r1uurler Wellston ront !llUNI to )par! thro ul!(hvu t the \ hu rl ~ t a n7a, bu t both teams h11d t lwil' !11 ••• ! Iii 01 · l"'lrivml! \\ tlhon! nw ~f'n't(' l•s of i1•r Jug pl'd ud ~ o l tilt> 1'\ I'Jllng lls 1 \\I J 1 t • t~tl l a t ~. !lw Wah:u11a Wlt1k Actuall y, lhl• f'nleur .s lust lh1· Sl'tPnd ga ml.' nt !he fo u l Im P where thr\ Weli Hton 11•d :t I :.! t.t 111 tlu· 1'1111 of F.tkon , dluppPd IIH'tt • the perto•l !111{ (' lwlu· H!illlS{'~ '" 1111. ,,f tlw Yl'llr on 'l'ut>~d.t \ V.f"r(' able !o ca~h 111 un unty fl\ 1' pj:Ced thl' Hot' kt•l s Wtlh thr••e ntght In lhr RavCniiWIIud Hell lk· 11f 15 s hot ~. The Red DcvJis. mc>un · bat kets and two rouls Ln lhu; \II<.; b~ 0 /l('()rt• uf 7357 Ill a g.JI!II' whilt>, were .lo(!Vf'tl :m rr et• lhruw.; quarter. whll t> Pomeroy~ ~>etu· ;• l:1:, cd at Rlt Vt>nswuod >.~ lid made good on 27 of thrm Thr victory wu s the rr111rth ol Th e Fulcons outscared t hem from Jot Wa5 llHit'e even ly lhstnbtllt••t with Haro ld ilrown sctlt11 g 1hl ol \'l'll fur llll' Rl'd D1 · ~ll s whtk the floOI' will1 26 fa•lrl ~ools to 23 till' l<~aJC' ons now have won ft v•· pace Wtlh f1ve murk cr~ Bob Ol1 ver fou il·d out or !lw Th1• f':~lco n~ Werl' lui a cou piP I ga me for th(' falt' l'll s wtth seve11 The P11nthl•rs sluy1•d rt ~ hl w1th the .ROC"kets Ill that final period ,f Wl'l k,o; ll!io when thJ•n· ru st mmutea rema1111n3 m th(' secunrl U they ftn~tlly caught up wlth .trt n!f forward, RosC"oe .Sprou ~~. quarter whtle J•Je Ford left t ht• about three mi nutes to piny un v11~ lnjurt>d in an a uto ncci<h•nt ga me Wt\h thrt!e minutes to pl11y 1)3nnJ a fi eld goal l:ry Btll QualtH l'om1; ' !1· hn " Vl't lo re-cnlt• r tlw lin eun ln thr fina l quarter ny's hl[l tnsutc trw of Andrew ~. ~n 'l'll<'~rlAV. they were forced tu ll .tu~h t of th e HNI Dr vtls h•ule1l Brown .ond Hnwt h ornf' hv th i~ (' ' 1m wtl html lh <• service.~ of h!g OUt Wtth SCVI'II 11li!lll t('S Jdt in ll'rrv Arn olll, who ho~ b1•oo rlo i n ~ thP. fourth qu1wter I I l I' ll ft c jnh of rt•houndi ng trJ Tied fnr h1 1:h scoring fnr th (' '.ilf' h111l gnnll'~ t•vening were J1mmy Roush of Wuhumn and Dcam Mflt'lr!'. hig Hn lu•&day night's contelf wa1 vemwood (•enter 'l'hqt t"arh rnJ . dou right up until the final lec•teU 25 points St'venlet-n or qumrt•r wh•n the R•d Dt¥111 \1'oOi l'·~ \otul t•nm•• o~l th e fn•1• lpurted to • comfort•bl• mar· throw lml' R ou~ h . m ··tnwlul••. hit vln. The Ffllcont drew •• clo1e 12 field KOitl , •• 60.S1 In th• fine! minute• but The bOX scOrt' ' lod out In the 1tretch drlv•. RAVENSWOOD (73) FG FT TP ll nvonswuod Jumped uff to n Mc<.'O}. f 7 0 l vo pomt lL·ad ol I& lQ at the Moo•. f :; 0u t··~t qu ar ter , mcrd!cd It to aS.24 ~fuor e. t 4 1721 :!~ ·t holf l llnt• <tnd hL•Id a 48·38 adva n· Suck, g ti :t ti ~~ 'lo!L' at 1he r-nd of t~e thi rd quAr J) Haught. g :.! 711 11 I m~ma!f WJtb th ~i J• S9 ~s and lamllles and stopped here ove the Weekelld for a visit with 'nd Mrs, llobert Co•ts and famlly fJlroute to their home in Harris n of Netlh1•r the ftrs lleilpel'iod m could rou hn• M.n fh•m Yft.smin• frorn tfNir birth. I c I -"! I teed 1 marshall I a 4t ltand "va': •• I Ji• Oma G••tnn. w.. present for the 10Bt.liallon I lUI, Ettbe"'; BeW.b stobtrt. . or IJflt~en 'I f Ractne Cha I . N~rtha ; ~li!H CNJDMD. El.... Po1nti By PAUL CLIFFORD t 11 11e we .. e conlrollJng th<' boards • uOOerdog Pomeroy PBnth to help ihe Panthers kei';J jlOS· IS tn thlll <..jtJarler, but controlled Turner . 0 er bubtba.ll quintet opened Lhe S('SSLOn of the bail the retwunds. most of the game, Murr•y 1 2 year 19M wltb a resoundtng up· Both teams had dt:smal CVl'· a lthou gh Mc Kmney, Bak nr, and MIDDLIPORT let last ni&ht on thl! local court ni nl'[~ on their shuullll)o! tn the I IC 0 Morn:; gnl t hC'Ir share of the r&· Thom.s 2 0 4 as they took a 3ft.36 det:ls ton f 1rst l:'lalf Pomeroy hrt only four l h bound1i , ;d!o Clmpbell , J 2 ·' 1 111 Middleport from the heavily favored W t'll:s· By GENE MARVIN two othH fwhl goals Ill I l6 36 51 ~~~··" 11 7 29 1 t 38 shots and tlwn 1mprov tDa Roc\teU It was lhe hrsl lea ~~ ~enty in ' tht> st•conrJ half I Led b~ the reboundtng and qua rte r , fou r fou l ~hots, two b y G•llipoli' 11 36 54 65 •• t 2 2 6 a:ue deft>at for the vhat ors, ami wn: lO ou t of 21 Thf'J had 14 shoott n ~ of big John Milhoan , Nea l and two In campb~JI , kept L.ineup!nfin 4 0 ~ended a 23 game league lo~ goa ls tn 59 attempts fur th~· Ne· wh o racked up 21l poi nts, the the stulmg Devtls travchng at a 1 MIDDLEPOJtT ij••l ' 2 2 4 irif 11hp.k. fOI' lhe Panthers that mntt: for a 23 per cent u~crage Middleport Yellow Jackets be· rapid Pil<'t' h U r1 Morris F 3 Q 6 a,~o~rkes 0 3 3 ~4 eXt ended dear b21rk t o the Wl'ltston h1t six ou t of 27 111 the came lh(' 39th vtct un of the 1 MrKmnev w the 1 lr qua er B•ker F 2 6 10 Mor!f-n 0 1 1 05 ·5 1. managed to help keep his teaJ~ I Bowles 1113-M seaton f1rst ha lf and etght of 24 111 thf' Ualhpohs Blut> Devtls. C 2 2 6 Gill~~~lt 0 0 0 111 Lhl' runnm g with 1 ~ 0 ~us I McKinn•r the U'm e limE' Coach Ch.,. r ~econd They totaled 27 pu t't'nl Tuestla~ filiht 011 Ihf' \ tf l()l ~ c; 8 7 23 MGMI!hon 0 0 0 Stanley's JeaguP leadm)l: P~u ~1th 14 goals m 51 attrmp1 ~ floor. s hots and "h lav· up,. 1""1 r ~~r~ Est•p G 0 0 0 The reserve&, by Ken· II h aaker h1t t 1 et' ou u ou u S b . ::. 48 1 • R eserves won I (H!lr f vurt h Pomeroy actua )' won I ~" gJn e The .Jacket s. who wf' rr· scektug shot!:> to k<?;e p tht• Jucket s from 1 u st1tute~ neu y, witl) u• t> lnti edged the ht league gamf' nr thr ~ca from the foul lme WJ\~1 10 , fou ls their firs t win or the nt•w year, fl ht;ng lor ,1 l'Omplell' lost l l<~uff 0 I 1 Devil reS'enea 3 2, )l'Jdch kept stay on top of . tht> h<'ap 1n 24 a.ttemptli. whllt w~H.!i t on r had a chilly fir at quarter , scorma l'Ugus(' K1tchen I 0 I the hentn1 frtnn belr1g a total y took a \0 19 \\lit f1om th" h1t e1ght out of 16 on ly eight points, hll lf of t hese H was m th<· third quarter that HoYatter 0 0 0 loll. ton Roek~ ------=-:-"=,,,--<".,.~~-~~~-----'1 Bltl Sheridan led the. Panthers were tallied by the Orange and the Blue Devils beg an to pull be w,H'l for . th t' p, ,mHo·. ' 11 m _acortn~ wllh 12 pomts wllh Black's hl&h scorer of the ev(•· away from the smaller Middle· tl en"ul t:Ll 1 ,l I !J ·'., I, lll' Andrews connecting for eight n•na with 23 Bob McKinney f lh bl' boy• frOm D · '1 t l k ' . · port 1ve. anr1 e ~ ev:r s o .a " 1 • • 1 u:o 11 :'~•il' J Chil r Ue Ra mse)i· was h'l,.<~h f 0r wQo•· htt the basket from ou1slde Galhpoh:; were not to be denied po~~sessi on uf tot ' ! , '' ,• 1 1 l~a WeU5tun with 13 points. the cLrcle for four points in that as a htg li 5 forward campbell gue play as the' I,,, oJ lil'i! Llf'· In the Reserve game Pom eroy frame . The Gallia county boys In dumped in 6, Mtlhoan tipped In cision from t !1t· \:1 1 II ·p • t Yl.'!· led all t~.J way, but had onlY a the mean hme had got off to a l lwo baskets and a gua rd . Ven low Ja cket s l 'J l •.•' ·:.1. l'll'.f'.Jt cn three .Potnt lead when WelJ1ton pretty fair start hitting: for 1R ters hit three shots from the In SEO pia: went mto an all court press near poi nts. Milhoan. on tip·m s, shots floo~ At the end of the third Pomeroy'~ p .Jy rn .l ng gua 1d, the end of the game The PI nth· from out on the flocr and f.our quarter 1t was Middleport 36, l'r~ th('n moved out In front wtth free throws had racked·UP 12 of G I! I' 54 lilly Sh•rid•n, ume through : some mce b41ll handline: to take I thele 18 a tpo IS , with the wi nnir:; basket fur their 11 point marein of victory The Blue Devtl$ played t~eu the Panthers last n ght with S 'f Johnson and Ronnie Mar · I McKinney, in the second frame rcser\'es agamst the reboundi~j: lbout two a nd one hmlf min· tm paced tht lecondl with eight helped to close up the margm hit weary Jackets, some of the ft.uf. ute• to " ' "" " 5 he brok• • 3&- pomts each, while Compston was . ting two one-handed push s hots th, and the Yellow Jackets out· 36 d••dlock wrth a one hllnder h l~ h tor Weli.Jton with nine I and SIK straight shuts from the sc or~d their. opposition, 15·11, from the key hole . Bot h ctubs potnts. "gratis" line Bob Morris had aJ. but the margm of vi_etory wa!l too h•d llv•ra1 opportunitl•• after The box score so "lcrocd" the basket in from wide, and the 18 pomt lead ae th1• to ltor•, but neith•r could Wetl 1 ton p 01 fG foul• Total• his favorite position on the cumulated by the Gallipolis boys t:lpit•lln, and finally with 30 Hu11 tte& p 3 4-1 7 floor, the corner, and helped to at the end of the third quarter Hcond• to vo th• Panth• rs Frld•nm•ker F 2 3-2 6 keep the John Parson~:~ coached could not be overcome. gr•bh.d the b•ll •nd hetd on Ram••v 5 S-3 gro up ln the contest, by ripping Baker with hih sharp eye fror:n until th• wnd of th• ga m•. Walton G 0 3.3 2 the nets twice the foul line, htt for three. hu !t was :J t"ill'l' ront'·~t 1111 1ht• Evant 0 1 1..0 2 stxlh out of sevent h try; Morns way :t~ Pomt 1 O\ jumped Jnto a Ayer1 CJ 1 0.0 2 However , ln t he serond quar· hit from the c(Jrner, a 2lHoot 60 kad "' tlw outset un h:~~kets B•t•• c; t 0.0 4 ~er, Milhoan, wit h his destroy- shot. and McKmney, h1 t a field by Jumo1 ll:. w!IJOr Ut! Bnll Eight Total• 14 16·1 m g way~. f'sp~1ally agai nst all ! goal and fou l shot A substi tute Ball DufftngJon und a fn' r• 1hrow Pom•roy p 01 Fe; Foul• Tot•l• n~pu s Jng f1 vcs, paced his t'lub forward Murray, added t o the by Shcndan and t he P11.nthers H•wtherne p t 3·1 51wub four ba skets and two free Jacket cause with two fn•c 124 E. al'tuatt y ha d a 5·2 le11d at thf' tond Brown p 1 6.3 & 9~\'INQS t,Op!PANl J')JONE 5 s.bot s Which boosted his t otal at throws and a basket. An .. ,.. (Fashl&~ writef', artut, and T V per~onahty, MUs Chapman is a +lative of Detroit and hils spent ~he last .Jev,ral vears worlc~ng With automobile &tyl1stJ, detion· (j~~ llfld engin.et,. o.t Ch,sler Remember, water can be h~ by Ga by ony other method. Fcm.r 11 d ch 1 falter and cheaper than give you the complete story :; tc~perl Ask Your Pfumber to , au matlc Gcrs Water Heatersl RUUD • REX • PERMA6lAS • RHEEM • ltOMART . · • C & l ' WHITt • CRAN£ otporaUon.) .. !!C4!:-·- ---·,:" ,. •• • -.. ' �• PoaeSix I . Rutland N~ws Notal WANT ADS .n•atftc4 Ada 1 xen-..cl bJ u.. ..\. Ill I I ., PRE INVENTORY lALE 1 :~ 10 'Iii on all seW· ing machines. sweepers, sewing eabinet.<i and :.tools, 3nd parts. KEETON'S SEWING MACHINE SERVICE PriC't'S cut Caab OD dell~ ry. Write The · call us for par ticuiars. Ohio Valle)' Mf g. Corp Phone j 2-2-tl Coolville 1580. be changed for adYdtiaing iJ not paid for l!tefore tbl' UHh of eat:h month fo.llowi.ug in.iertlon. lrrvn i.D AO"¥ertbiJLC-,!;bould b< reported unh:.edlll'!lf. The Vail)' Sentinel wW not be responsible for mort than one Ult:orrec\ lD 1141 For Rent 4-roonu;, utility Gas furnace , new. Located coin Heights. Mt!OII. and S~1al Nu Uces o.: t::::venb pnntt.d at re&u lar classified rates. Obll uane& pu~lisbed at 1 ceo! per word. ~ed Ad. re.·e1ve4. by mail or telephone llYeo careful at!.a- .;wd of Tba.nk!t - n 10nl •nd bath . Practical I}I y Lin· otnl Lane, P P hone 6128-X . 12·29-6tc "" Jo~U RNLSHED AP ART:'o!ENTS Oil Mec hanic St. an d I ~' U RN ISH· ED HOUSE on Lin r.()ln Hill, Pomeroy, Ohio. Lnqu tre l':wmg 's Store, \\' . Main St.. P(llneroy, 1·3 tf Ohio. Phone 133 ·-· 2 tloD. ll 1 :'\lotices l - Phon• 909-J - I I I QUALITY OF OUR SERVICE COMMANDS EVERYBODY'S RESPECT. Wheel Chairs Hospltai Beds ' }. ~amM Stewa.rt 2. Grace JleiiY S.loha Wa)'ne f. WUllam Holdea 5. Gary Coo~r Phone 285 TREVEY-FINSTERWALD FUNERAL HOME MARTIN HOTEL . COFFEE SHOP · 6. Marlon Brando , 1. Martha and Lewla 8; Ht,nnthre)' Bogart 9. June Allyson HERE AlE the t~ ten fllm stars at t he nation's mqvte boxMUC(:I In 19&5, aeeording to Motion PIC· lure Herald'• annuJI poll a.mong theater ownera. Wayne1 third thil time, was first a year ag~ and in lB:)O &J!d ~~~J ; · (ln,~JrnatLat&all Under New M•rttaement ·~ LET OUR E.L~C'l'RONIC SECR& 4-room APART· F URNIS HED TARY TAKE YOUR WAIIIT MENT, furnace heat, utilities ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE furnished. Adul U only . No pet s. IN THE EVENINGS. CA~.L 397. Near Pomeroy High School. Mrs . Fred Lan gloll, Pomeroy , ,lOTTLED GAS--ID6\allatlon aDd 12 30-6Lt: Ohio. 11ervice. See U6 for pnces. RUT· ~D FUll'\IJ1URE at Rutland. 6 room Duplax in Sugar Run. Au· 9-30-tf -~ ----..- · -- - - tomatic heat. Clus~ 11chools FARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS Call 374·J. 112 Bnck Slreet. Did you k11ow you could ~ave 25'}! 12-~'Hf or mor<' on ]JiHt s hy having you . tract or (~ ngJnt• ov<'r haul cd b !' fore March 1, 1956? Al so ask FURNISHED APARTMENTS--4 or 5 rooms anri bath. Ga:s fired hot about uur s pecu1 l un paintin1' water furnace . Utilities paid. and tun eup . Mr1gs t):1uipment Phone 6l:l8 X. 12· 16-30tp Co. Phnne 94 . 1·3 48\C Brukfut and Evening Dinners Ret.,.Yetione. for Pllrtl•• .end Btnqueta At AU Tlmn I Contact Hyl• w...t McAIII.e.r. M;r. - ---- . -. __-_ __ - - - ---APART· 2 Five room modern 1" 6 I Auto ::.erv1ces ~--------- ::omplet~ MENTS, with laundry and gar· age. New [;.room dweHing with WU.t.:EL ALIGNMENT ~rage and laundry. Phone balancm!J and br ake service. 3l0.M. A . N. Bengel. 6-:.!7-tf Hackelts' Safety Service, We!t Ladders, Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohiu. For ren~teiUilOD Scatfold Boards, Drop Clot.hl. Pbune 207 . ~ - ~·tf Clinton l<'taber, Middleport. Phone ti26fi.X. ll ·l ·U l l ~l.l Ie~ l!) 1 Auto -~- - - - - - - - - -- Mrddlqlor\. ----· - I PAr~ons, Jimmy dili on. $695. 14·3tc ---- ~- AIMED PORCES o( three Arab league nauons, EB')'pt, Syria 1955 !'OHO, i'<·rfcc l rMdilinn. $1595. J: !umy l'11rson s. Middl<"pl!rt _ _l-4-:J~ Aw:cry tlcsirahle rirst fluor APART· MI!:NT. Automa tic gas furnace. AI , $2:i95 J im my !'arso ns. Mid Call 6170.J . 12·:.1;2-11 dlt<(Jurl t-4-31 r 19!1~ CHEV JWI.ET St~ll i lll Wa~~:on IT'S AN AEROCYCll, a.nd .the infantryman just .etandl up there and Ieana whichever way he wants to go, and the lunlor.,lze •copter goY that way. Tht ,u. 8. Army bought a do:r.en of the tOO-pound "'vehicles." They fly an estimated 66 mph and hav• a rt.nle ot 1~ miles. lmproved mobility for th•J lni'anlryma.n,. ~ tM_lc;lca, and 1t tWs ~·t lt, what 1a? . 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Triplett Sons - T L / I:Jorn ·0 OCQ U, · S Brot her I Y'Y IIU US~: THAil.lO:ll fm· ~;a l ~· . 19~4 - 22 fun! Cn•stl in<•r. lnt rrlor l1kc ncw . Vill i ~liddlcport 6903· M ur · s~c l'a u! l'll!tcr 1to n. Hulland, Ohiu. 1 3 61 p ari !11 r~. r 'harl~s White was over· a new son, ,leHrcy Ray, at the :\tason Clime ;wd that her youngcr brotl1er. Clayton CCJttreU, and his w:re, Chesapc4kll, W. Va ., were ;.nnr1:mcing the birth of tri· plctt s•.>ns in a Charleston hospi· 1 tal. The t •: ip\ets weighed appro· . xima tel )' thirteen pound11 togeth£'r ;J.eordin.e: to the word s he 1 r1•c<'i\C1: bu t I he parents, who I had two domglllcrs, s tili hadn't chosen uames for the sons. ler, "¥eter&D Republk:U eonrreuman trom Nebraaka. The bta.tement wa11 pa.rt ot Ulller•• annual prediction• ol t1l1:'lf.l to come. (lnhtnc.tftonaV - -· -- - Point Rock MOTOII SALIS 1 Phon. liS Mlnenvillt, Ohio bl'th Jordan, Caq]cnle-r. ll stepson , Evans Rutherford, Texas, 11.nd a sister, Mrs. Ainu• Slew11rd. columbus. All wore here for the funeral 1.11 .. k illr'd With I pountl uf ST.\11 WAUI''AHIN , $1.00: 4 lb. p~:~r !-. .11-: 0, $2 . ~0 . llarml e!'l:i, aua ro~n Lecd. ~: hr r~ httch U~~or<l · 1-::J 3lp WRI't' 00011 SAUSAm·-: (;IIJNUI'~lt for sulo· Wald A. (; ilnu•t'l', Miner;-.· vilk It D. Phnnp 3H6!t. 1 4·21 p - -·. IF ~ MAX WARD 115 I . Second St. Phen. 61 , ...... Pomeny, Ohio ·~!~~~.!!.!!••• "'-::..-' """1ut •••• . •t. t. ...- lr~•w- C:... Ca. RODi.jf.Y DOWNING Ul&t!BANCII AG&NC"f ,,...._ Automobile. RMJ&P You have something To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A Doily Sentinel Diaplay Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. -They Get Results- acr.IDIN"l' JLII•· Cuualtr ud &6dll Estate Broker droD_t,I~~~RT l'IIONW OHIO ~ L'IL ABNEB • fii\ST PRIZI WINNII .a.mong Toumamf!llt ot llolu noatl bl Puad.,na, Calif., 11 this one tl'Om Burbank, Calif., deptt:t.Lq.l t.he birth ot the universe, and called "'Page One." The sun and moon, made of thousand• ot orclllds, sweet peu ao.d ron petal•, •eerntngly tloat in spa.oe. {ltd6ma.tionol) IIORAP IRON - lrli:'I'AI..I WE BUY 1TRUC'I'tJltAL 1 BLUI8 OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Pbou.t &lG ..W... weekt·Pu wilh his .:~nd lt~r~o . A Surprise Party · Of New Y e<1r's' l'nrt~· Honors Local Man Mr. lind Mrs. Waller Wnlkcr On 75th Birthday cmter\Rint'd Kroup of nl11threli - LOOK, ·BROWNIE, I GET A MIDAL. : '·!' ORPHAN ANNIE ' ••• . . l l ! ; P"!i fEGINALD LAYOFF, 20, glvta hl.e dog Brownie a peek at the W gram he r~celved ordering him to be present at the Pentagon, "f&Shinglon, ·~ reCeive 4 m8daJ trom the Army secretary. Layoff " shown at home ·In Chlc&go. Tht medaJ 1a tor heroi:lm Nov. 18 · 11,55, in Bll"Ying a G~'s .1:U'11 , when a tra.MpOrt plane crashed ~ .ea,t~~:~~~·· ktll~g 17 J~ersona. · The Ol't cl9tl$tg _was afire it.nd ~~jOI!ed h1in in ~ · soow. (lnt~ttomKBoatldpM£oJ . . . -· ' :' ' . . --~ i ~!,. ,Tol ? . '1: i . I'' 'J' 'I . 'f,; ,;1 :'< :1,!-:j .. - - -- .' "! Meig• Retired Teachers To Have Mee( Sat11rday 1956 Model Tnc ).dE.i~ Co.' Retired Teachers' A<:51JciRtion :.wilhmeet "Satur· · ~ day at l:SO p.mwat tbc hotne ot P.!. . . the pre~id~n.t; . Miss .Mafcia , Karr, Syracuse. MJ.I!iS Lucille Smtth - a teacher in .the ' MlddlePott schools wHI sHOw slides taken w~ile ~;n a teceitt trip to . Mexi· co an.J wilt give an educational Can You Ident-ify tilk. Ml!mberfj lu-e ,'i -equested Lo an· a New swe( to tc!I ,....all with Year's J'esolution. The DOily Sentinel CALL ANNUAL MFE,-ING .Tht: Mid.c!leport Literary Club w1U have their annual business meetl.' lg at the home of Mrs. c . M. HenncRy, WEldnesday after· noon. MYSTERY MAN? I ·w •'ERGUSON- OLIVER and NEW HOtLAND' .. TRACTOliS and EQUIPMENT · ::~. _. ' ._.\ 1 J FULTON- THOMPSON'~ TRACTOR,SJ.l,ES SIIH 214 W. Mlrln St. ~Ice At Mlchlne Ship POMEROY.. OIIIO . .' 1.00 ~~~:ti~~~t~~~h: ~~f. ~entinel the prize lncreasln~ will Mill! Is not identl!led the Myst•ry Man Is I 'YOUR your·n"'l!e and ac!dres• e~liast . The the winr..a- in case more SUNSET .························ 0 • • • • • 0 • • 0 • • 0 • • • 0 0 0 • • 0 ' ' • • '' Tl) MAN ENTRY BLANK 0 • SUNRISE J>OS!ma•k are received.. ••• o\BBIE AND SLATS H , CONTEST RULES ~ . - ---- ' On INVENTORY ClOSE O!JT ·f: Personals hlr. nnd lltrs. l' U. C'olumbus: Mr. Hnd Mrs. Friday at Columbia Chapel hy Norris and family . Alheu~; M• Rev. Stevens and huril.ll in the and Mrs. Ralph Poston 11nd fam· Castor Cemetery . Nellie Vale was in Jackson ily , Logan, visited 1\lr. and M.l'S. Thursday ttnd p:l!C'ndnd the Della R New Percy Peoples ow•r the Kappa GammR Christmas pBt·ty ul wit~ a party. New Year's Eve, at Richard Rum;h was reccnlly Year's holida y. lhe home of Ann11 Maude Fehr· thctr huml', Chester road. honorGd on his 75th birthday man . She. 'W.!Is uccompanh~d by 1 with a surprise party Aiven al Jtcfrt•~hmcnll-l WCl'C SCt'Vt•IJ by thl' hom<' uf Mrs. 0\mct' Roush Mrs. Beatrice Reinhart. Guc!!IS at the J. E. 1\adckin the hns ~t·s~ during the ('vcning near New Haven. home un · Cht•istmas wero Mn . to Mr!! Elh<'l Lowery, Coltrmbus, A!tcnding the )mrly wcl'C Mr~ Mnggir rnslt•r. Mr. Rn~ Mrs. 1/rank Mr. ar.d Mrs. Fred Lclfheil , Hock Otmcr Roush, Mr.~ . Pansy Fry. Sprln~J, Othc nadford. Syra· Valt, Mrs. Nellie Vitle arl.~ 1110n, G. A. R~Hif>kin and ,family ' and cut~e, Mr. cunl Mrs. Chester Zirklf! M.r.~. Neva Zirkle, Mr. nnd Mrs and sons, Danny and Brun•, and fn•d Rous h. Ralph R~ ltl s h. Morri.James NichUI~<m and fomil!l' , ' Johnsun, Retha Lewis . Lorin Holiday guesh at W, ·R. Hoi · Mr. and Mt•s. Glen Dill. Rou sh, ~Irs. Tht>lma Roll sh. Mr comb'l wen Lhc C hll~ . KFi!bl ·hin· l und Mrs. Jo~' Ohlinger. Mr. am 1 lly of CarpenL Cr; Don Maclnane'11 Cbas. EsMex· familim~. Mr. and CAR SALliS REPORTEQ Mrs ..Juck Johnson, Mp. R o~ l•.' Mn Ruburl Jo'ishcr and K W. llo1· Tbe Mt'igs County Rcl· urdcr's Cunnmgham. M,r.s. Good nJte comh. Columbus . Mrs . K W. f{pJ. ntrlt:c rrr>orlcd that II new Mr. and Mr~. h lc h Rou >h, Mr comb visil~d her parentt; in 1'cxu truck!'.; 13 u~ed trucks: 7<\ tiC'W and Mrs., ~~n~or. L n~~: h an; ChrilslnUIR cars: 156 used cars: two ••·cps: I Uobby Ln~ . . 1.1 . .n od . .~ l A · Mr. and Mrs . G. B. Radekin ~n· and one school bus wcrr s•dtl in Thompson an~ cluldn•n. Kathleen: terlaipcd Mr. anrl Mr~o. William the county during the monlh of RRI~h and I ally, Mrs. Naom . Phlllips, Hogt'r Bol('n, wUc and Deceit b . Ohlmgcr ttnd H<"rman. Mr. an 1 1 t'l · Mrs. Don Ouncr~n And children Johnnie, ~ofr. 11nd Mrs·. Leslie · Hoff· Donn<l and Gary <md Jerr:v Car· man, 1,Rrry nnd Marlene. ]'()II. Harvey Bratton vlailud Mrs. PLAN SKATING PARTY Gcaevleve Fo~tcr and oth,rs. The llacinc Youth Ft•llowslllp or PTA TO MElT PYTHIA~ SISTERS TO MilT Ra~ine Methodist C hurch will The H.adnc Pl'A will mcd ut Th< r~gular mectina of the have a skaling pHrt'y at PI . l'lcus· Meip Tr.mpiE, Pyth11n ..Sii:tert. anl Skaling Rink. Ft·idoy cv .'ni ng, the Racine Grado School, Monday will b\' ht:ld TucsdJY ev~ ~ ~~ Jaa . 6 according tu announct•ment Jan . 9 at 7 :30 p . m. All members •u·e Ur¥ed tu h~ present. '7 :30 1\ the K of P ~~~~: 'i1 ,.- today ·by Rev. Job'u Elwood. ' ': '· Mt. ........ .T::.ck Wood. Mr. and M~s . Dayton McElroy and family . Mr. and Mrs. Roy McElroy and !On all of Morrow were Weekend guests ol Mrs Martha ~1c&Ir0Y'. and sons, Eu: gena iud Vergll.• , Jim. Ridenour of Chester, was Lhc d 1 nn>!r guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes and daughter, Esther Mn. Paul Kelly, spent Sunday afterr.Mn witb Mrs. Charles Warnt-r. , _Mr. and Mr.s. WahJ ' SpenCe;, and f~mily were dinn~r guesQ of her mnthLr, Mrs. ESthr Wrlghi at f'ivf' l'oh1t:; , Sunday, ,,. Ivan W<.oJ, of Toledo, . SP!'!'Dt the Wf.elt.em. with his parents; Mr . a•·d Mr:1. Jack Wood. Mr. and Mr~>. Lewis Waugh and two !:Wiii>, Mr. and Mrs. John att and ~on, an of Colu.m bus, Mr. SAVE$,$. \ ' ; -------JJ' ulker Residence' ~t..·t•Jw •J ; ~()LiNE ALLtv . ::~ :~~~· ~;~u~:s. H;:::ka~~~ I MoKNIGHT oma,- . whcll~ f'd with nephews last Tues. rlav , w hen ~ he 1'eccived word tll<~t , Mt:. and Mrl'l. Thomas DarNt had rAT'fERN~ ; ' ·- 'J'hf> I abil'S v.ill be kept in in· culxrtnrs fr1 01 time until they .JTC bl rom' enough to be taken brew ur Mtddieport were dinne·r guest& of Mr. and J4n. J.,;_; •.. s: home. Hayes, Mor..day. : ) Mr. Hnd Mrs. Bud Cole"~ [endm·s Tr11ining Meet and bO~, G! Foa~orla, call''d on'i i~ · . · To Be Held fridny Mr. •~ nd Mn. Curt. ~derlck, ' • : The, Lel.! [ 1 •~ •·:. Training meeting Monda,!t. 1 Mrs. Wlii<i Spencer and . cbU~~ on ' 10ne D1:; h Meals," will be hC'ld Jo'dda~ _ ol the home of Mrs. rcn spent. Sunday event~ · wibli~' Howard Nola1 r. SyrRcu ~ e. oppo· her 1:randmother, Mfa: 'nt.~e". silc the b la1mway Green HOUtie, Winn~r r.t The P)aiwr Ln ·Athetis· Counw .~ ~ . ti.l a.m. util :l p .m . Tht: ptu posr, of the meeting is J. B. Hay~l!l lost ~ hone . ~bar·~ . . <\ In p1 cj.Xlre leaders lo be able to day. Mrs Hattit' Frederick A,aad;-take lh£' 1nformalion to lhcir own ~roup . Lunch will be pro· grandson, Jackie Frederlek, visit~­ ahd· vidcd . Foo.:l and table service ed }Irs, Gladys childrt:n. 1ueM!ay will be pwvidcd. LlJMBEit · BUILDING 1.. V. Lowther, 78, died Tu••bt.lil)' . MINE in Sht>ltcring Arms l-lospilltl, At FUilNISIIED HOUSE (or suit. per M anti up. We deUver. hens, whNc lw h11d been for about Curnplclrly modern. Freshly & J . L. Hawk, Mlneravllle, .-evcral puintcd . On Llneoln llelJbtJ. three weeks follow)ng J~honc ChcHICt, Ohio or of failing health . StUYivors yoars C11l\ 330-M. 11·17·tr ~776 , MaNon, W. Va., alter arc ,hi~ widow, four dauJ(hter~>: p.m. Mill at Pratts Fork on Mrs. Evl'.lyn Ward, Athens; Mr~. 1HO :iOtf Rt. 33. Dori.s Stevens, Londonderry: Mn. ~OR THI .EST G~dtc Bobo and Beulah Lowther, IN USED CARS Al.f'ALI-' 1\ ll 1\Y , Nl'w Idea \\'A· 1 Chillicothe; a !lOll, George Car Ill WIN, 7xl4 lwd . Willwm G~tinCI', penter; a !ltbpdaught('.r, Mrs. Ell1.al.on" Hnl1om , tlhlo . J2.31 ·31p ~. . An' tho 111118 pre&ldent.lal . eJectJort If Pftlatoo dent EL!ienhower lJ no\ a o.,... dldate, pr.dlc.UI Rep. A. L. !II... · \20 t:H Insurance • < Mr ~ nd Mrs. Sherman Butler By MR$. HATTlE FREDaRIC.K had a> th e1 r h oliday ~ u e st Mrs. Mr . 11 nd Mr9. Bud Coleman and Anna Hntlenli n c. two &uns, ol Fostoria, spent • t.he Mr and Mrs. Edwin P rice and weekt..nci with her parents, - Mr. Crosley Price or Chillicothe were and M:-ij. C. A. Babcock. Wedn c£day guest.s of Mrs. Sara h Ed McElroy, of Akron, @Pellt nurue~· . In the afternoon the y Cbrlstmns weeke;nd with, Mr; called on Mr. and Mrs. Shermiln and Mrs. John Hayea. Hutter. Mrs. Lettlc Frank. ana· 8oD1 Clorenct.. f1f Eagle Ri.die, ..>Mr. Rev . Robert Linter has been ap and Mra. Milford Frederick- · an'd ~ point ed camp dit•ector of the son, -and Mr. and Mrs. W'Uli1 Port ~ mouth' District for the Lan· cas l<' r "'r'outh Camp. The district Frost of Chester; were -d~er is hel ping to send him to a re· gues~ (If t.t:r. and Mrs. George gio rr al camp director~ meeting be- Frederick, Christmal. Mr. and Mr~. John Rasp ~nd ing held in New York City tbb. daughter&, Judy, Jean and &liar· week. on of J<'ostoria, SP!!Rt the week· ML s~ Ca rrie Barrett has beer end wittr M.r. and Mrs. ·· Henry moved to a rt-.st home at Berea, 0 . Spencrr. They also Yiilted Mr. ~1 i:.s Marilyn Turner spent the and lf'l..l'i. Curt Frederick and bia holiday vacation Wtlh her parenU uncle, S. G. Circl~ and wHe at \1!". and Mrs. Wayne Turner. Carmct THI 00' will - (21) keal Estate ROU(i\1 \ I and Baudi·Arabla, have been placed under one eomnuwd, under Maj. Gen. Abdel Ha.ktm Amer (above), He 11 B:gyptlan war minleter. (l~ternatk1nal) 1953 ~-oiUl 112 Ton l' ickop Per· ClO J BuSiness ~rVICe5 fed lhrout,:llll\11, $1195. Jimm y -~------- -~--Par.st1n ~. Mlllllleport l ·i ·3l c . - Cars washed and Juhrira1NI . Free Hl52 KAISI·:It S•·d~tn l'r a·c~. uverpickup anrl dclivrn· service . age• 1<"1<!ll $1!20, BVCr<tl(e loon !'hone 9097 , DAitsTMOI\I)..(iAS, Ml!l . ,\uur ~ ful tml) $300 .l t!hll ~:a~ l MHin S!rN-1 , l~omf'roy . 1\i('hru<IIHl. Hl-1 E Mam St.. : 12·308tc l'nmt•n•y . ·-::::::-:::::~::::!~~=~ - - ~I 3·31c -·--~ ~!able r11.d1o and TV repau, Ul54 Vllt~VII0\.1~1' ··210" 2·tlool' call 6046-J. We aervlt:e all Ut·lull St-.dun, $1295. llhwttnll ) '11, makea. Scbmolla AppHance, Pmn erny. Ohio. 12·31 61<" Middleport, Oblo. 9-27-tl ---~-- - • •• I 19411 C' IIHYSLEil. Ulal'k , A ·l Con • • OAK HILL I ---- THE SIIITH FAIIILY L f,;hris1mns di.nner guests of Mr. ' Mr. a 1uJ Mrs. Herb Rosen· anJ Mrs. Harnson Bentley wero kranz, spent Christmas with Boy Mr s. S L Bryant and Mr. and Parkt.r and f;,mily at Chesler. ~Irs . A rzr:r Bryant. Mr. ::tnd Mrs. Elson SPenCer David Til lis of Chill!cothe sp~nt and htmily of Racine, :Mr. and:, 1\w holiday season with hi ~ Mre. Dayton Spencer and· -~· ramily Chi1strnas ' gn1 ndparenls, Mr. and Mrs. Victor , of.. C_he~hire . spent j wt.h 1~lr. and Mrs. He~ry SpenI Hr:dt'Y · i \1r~ Da~·tuo. Pa1 sons. Mrs. Ros:1 cer. . u~·r n .: s an d Mrs Floyd Thomas 1 Mr. a~.d ~t'S . John Hayes, dau>\WC calling on Mr. and Mrs. Paul g~ter, .Ksther, Ed McElro~ , and 1 Rll r ncs last week . Jtm ltldenull.r were guesi:J of Mr. und llrs. Eber Warner at Chris tm.p_s callers at t~e Chest'? ~· Christ~~ Day. Br)anl home Sunday evcmng were Mr. auo M1'9; Jack- W.pod, Mr. j Mr. an d Mrs.. La:wr ~ nce Bo)'d and a'nd k~1 s. Clifford Wood 1- spel).t ,;o n, D:~,vid, Middlep ~;r t. th~ Pat <;'hris :ma s with Mr. aqd Mrs. MilBu yli~. Bl ackfor:k ..loe Boyd and tOn Etaw in Athens. · . grandso n, .Joey Powell. Pomeroy , 1 Mr. and Mn. Paul ThOmas and Mn S . ~ · Bryant and the Har. son of F_oint ~leas~~t and the n ~un Ben .ley ~. ""· F. Htll family VISited Mr. anc;l Mr ~ Belva M:ver~. Ml::;s Eleano r Mrs. C. A. Ba~yck. . \1vrr~· anrl Lee. Loud ·" · .\ umbu,o; A. H. W c be~ _ lS home.from the. w~· n · n· ccnt g u ~st• . 1 ~. 1 and hospllal ano 1s muc~ Improved. 1 Mr. nntl Mrs. Clifford Wood' &nd f"::1i l ) of Rayland, spent ·the , 3-Nation Chief ~- -----.·--- ---· lly Sllt!LTZ -'1 Mn. Let Y)'ll'l . " A Nm biued Chriatm u proaram Mr. and Mt1. Del Luckldoo •nd of th~ First B11,pti.st and the Mt Ana Bryant were .calliDJC OD Mr. Z1on s~.~nday Schooll Were present· and 'B.!n. Howard Entltlb ol BerJlD ed ('hr1 stroas l."\'e. CrOP It.oadl IQt week. Mrs. Ethel Chapman has been The program W&J 'opened with visiting her dau 8 b.ter1 )tin. Robert ::.mgmg of "Silent Night". Walter Vandermark in Wit~tonslq.. Pr rsto n r"'ad the Nat ivi ly Story . Mr. and Mu . Don Aa.der,on J ohn \Varner gave a pr ayer . Oth· were auest!l of Mr. and Mn . ~Dk r r " par!tcipating in the program HaJiiJ.ay . Harrisonvllle New Yea.rs. wt• rt• John H. Warner, Mr s Helen Mr . and Mrs . Rell Jordan .spellt Comb;, ~trs . Edith Thomas. Mrs an evening rei:!ent1y with Mr. a~d Na om1 Benll ey, Mrs. Gertr ude M Floyd Thoma s. . Bu ller, \1ary Woods, Durolhy Wwr· ' r~ Jennie Bryant and Mu. nn llvr vth y Combs, Jan et Wriih t Har;is~on Benlley were recent vi&J· • Let- Com b ~ a~d Ri chard Warner , tors in Athens. a11d lhe clos mg prayer by Rev - - - - - - - : -W ood~ The members of each Sur~ · 1 rl.ay Sehool reeeive<l a treat I I' Ambulance Servlce 1·3 3tc Phone 302·M. - THE fiNE 10M fONTlAC Star Chid - -c,-_ ,-, . FOR RENT- Dr mbl ~ sleeping Jina. Low mi\eag~· . A· !, $2495. room, kit.c>hen p rivil~geli. Near Jimmy Par so n:.. ~1idr11e-port. 0 . Senior High _ Hel•n H. Nease, 1+3tc I The ~llr ~lne! ~merov-Miadleport, Ohlo ---------------~--~- ' THoMAS BY GIL\(1 J1. Will be puhJi•h.a a.. Nmt: J Wonted ToBw .., u recelve<l. I J,at.es: J eenl.l pet word, oae lD· Lop, Oak, Ml'tloiL M.illim:Jm e.blt&e )ik.- WANTED TO BU Y, - Pine, WalAu.t Poplar, Bauwood t etaLI per word for thret .ua Al.so Oak. Po plat, Bu&wood ~t1Ye insertlOilL lumber, green or dry. 4-1, ~ lfedal-One mo•tll for 2& c:eo.ta lo our &4. 8-4.. Deli vered per word. Tuppers Plains • Ohio yud. I'Uil tlte or Z t'f'Otl pt:: word will • WedneSCloy, Jonuory4; .195ti The Doily Sentinel. P~merov-Miadlecort. Olilo • • • 0 0 •• , ; . IT WQN'T be only the cora that are olcelt and delightfut to the · eye at thtt San l<'ranoiaod Auto show Jan. 7-15. They've ap• pulnted Arlyta Grove tabove) oll'lctal hosttSI and "Themt Girl." 8he'8 17, a SU. Jl"rancteco State s:ollelt!l ~~. an~d !1J19rtl ~~~~::-~.:..l:l~";.;.;~~~~~~~~ ~· . ~Y~d·st ''"""'· (l~i"'«oij9!1 STATION" 990 On Your Dial In Gallipolis 2=-=-- • IJ8!!.11....; - - - - ....... '! �- • ' , ' '· • --~~~~~~~:=~~=~~~==~~==~~~--~Th~e~D~a~i~ly~~~e~n~t~ine~I,~P:o~m~e~r:oy~-=1¥\~i~d~d~le~po?~rt~,O~h~lo~::;~~~~~~:::=~~~==~::::::::::~~~~~:;::~~~ Family Celebrates . Birthdays For Four . Generations Sunday :JWORUS's BEST DRESSED- WOMEN Four e celebrate~ generatwra bitt hdiiH on New Year's Day tn tht' f;~mlly of Mr and Mrs Cla1· emr C'!Jne, Middleport The•r f1rst gramllhild, Jo Beth, seven pound two ounce daughter -of M1 .:J. nrl ~1rs Robert Warrtm ((ilenda ( lwr) was born ln Ok'ahom<~ City Granrlparcnbi mclude Mr and Mr and Mrs Jesse Warren , Cal1forn1a former local residents Great grandparen t.s are Mr and Mrs Waller Rmg, New Matamorcus , Mr I and Mrs Lafayette Chne, Wm· getls Run , OhiO, and Mr and Mrs J oseph Curry, Bt au mont, Tex Mrs Chne, Middleport, and I Perfect ....., Awards Given Sun. At Asbury cliJrch I I ---------• • I ' - Nuptial Vows Exchanged By MitchNessel road In Double Ring Ceremony THE RIDGE-KENO IAnniversary Is , @_,A New Star··~ Jeanette Kellor, of P•ll•bu,gh, Observed't?;,,.,lny 8 ' Vl!nted her parents Mr. and Mrs ~...,.~ 1 Raljftl Keller over the holidays M'-'• 1\e!Jer is In nunes tra\ninF , Bracl(ord Famrly ~ fVuzart'lll! (.'hurch Htls . C· P , . -•- ru~st · Ralph Keller came home by Mr ~tnd Mrs William Brad· plane lrom Columbia, S C, where he is employed to v1slt over th !:' ford celebrated tbe1r forty·fifth weddmg anniven)lry on New tfohdi:Ja 1 Year·,. Day when they had a tuJo.. HJJda WeL)t-r o! Colun,~us v1s1t key dinner fur the members of ed With her hither. Jack Weber, the1r ian~1ly who hve m this \1 last week end, cmlty Clair Newell employed by the Haldel'lman Co, ls home on vaca Guroat:; "'ere Mr and Mrs Har uon old Lohse (Eiuabeth Bradford) ....,.,,..__,......., Mr and Mrs Wakeman White and chaldrt'I::, James, Jenntrer ,.. • ...,, e.f..,.. ttp were pest-s of Mr and !Us Jes and Ja(_k. Pt_•meroy, Mr and Mrs ~c;,:,r-..;!.co.. Ble Newell Sunday Wallace Bradford and children, • ;:;I,;~ Mr and Mrs Pa•JI Orr of Bas BructJ, Caroly11 and Neda, M1d· ...,..~:'".,: han spent Saturday evcmng with dlepcrl :;: :.,~,::;-..-.... Mr. and M:r.s Ralph Keller Th.:y havl: two Qther sons, AI· ' ·, · • Mr and Mr~ Harol:l Hoffman , an. Alexandrio, Va., and LawdauJhter V1ck1e we.1 ~ Sunday 1 renee BI·adford Grove CJt •· ~ ' ~ ' guests of her parents, Mr. and i ___ ' y. Mrs Jumor Hannum , •. Pfc. Lloyd Koemg: 1s home from Jan 13th a kitchen shower will ·~ta. ~ camp vis 1ting his parent ~. Mr be g1ven Refreshments of a fiSh • , . ',. ~~ and Mrs. Leonard Koema Other fty will be served • ~ -, " gu~b .Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Edith Osborne VISited Me an,(~ ·- ~" r-·~ . • Att:hlU: KoeiUa;, and children, Mr Mn Geora:e Ca1dwell 're(.enUy. 1and Mrs l{ruce Myera and daughMr aad Mr.s J.1ck Conway, Sue .. yyt,er, Dorothy Koemg and Augus t and Jackie of Columbus visited Weber Monday with her parents, Mr and 212 MAIN S'l Olive Grange met Wedesnday Mrs Maynard Ballr l'11s mothef, 1 I \l(e:l menta:." (ln,eNHitional) J""•'ELRY j POMEROY, '0"10 read At the nexl meehng on a two weeks VJstt wtth - Mr .tnd Mt !> !:Hyers a nd son JUo;l re turn('d on Sat ul'da y fwm HJIIsdalt• M1th whNl thq had ntJl'lll thl' wet•k wsth In t ll!lr en Is ,_I .,. .,. tl, 35·23·3.5. -·D .- ' ~~ fops for ~ style and . over- ·~ II - ·a p p e ;·~ • n ~ .e'! ' ~, ~:."'~ . WELL-ROUNDED Bel'lantl Abdul~ htuntd tabovcJ offers thla view au the jot.ns the throng of na· tlonaltly Mt~.rllyn Monroes, BElrlanll d~>ell her Monroelng be· toJ•e rum cllmer&~ In Egypt, cfiJis hereelf the "Marilyn Mon• roe of fi:tP'Pt.'' She Is 4:1, tl·reot- . -- 0 n~d " ASubstantial ( /lat ernaU011aV REDUCTION t,:vwrs GrorPry Ha• Hul/el Oirrn~r Srwd<1y On All WINTER , Beca~ the people or Me1gs nesday, m order to keep a MCIRII faUcd to produce thcll' Count~an ahve, the Red Cross - seaI Easter bad type "0" poslti\le. type, Wed ~ ~ t Iblood ~ ,X 1' Easter Seal workers from South meet w{th national and state leaders m two area mstltutes next we ~ k to receive ass1stance m plannmg the 191Wl Easter Seal CamJ)a.IJ:n SP:onoored by The Ohw Society for Cnppled Ch1ldr;,n, the Easte1 ,Seal Soc1ety, the mstttutcs will be ,.Tanuary It, Berry Hotel, Athem, for worter,s from Atbens, Matas, "' MI)Ffaa, Viaton •nd , Wa,sbillgton countieJ, Jaliuary 10, Harold's Resti\Want, Pdnamouth, for Adams, Galha, Jaeltsoa, Lawrence. Pike and Scmto counhes Memben of the panel will be Thomas J Tierney, Natmnal So· clet:y for CriPPled Children and Ad13lts, Inc, development service, three members of The Ohio ~lety staff-Walter B. UnderWqod, executive director, Vincent Ptper, field secretary and Mr• lf.Jllle CroWell, inf.ormation s~r· vices &eeretary Chairmen of the sessions w1ll lnclude John Patchen , Athens , Prul.itent of tbe Athens County SoCiety for Crippled Children at AtheDS; ~vid G. Howell. Jackson, president-eJect of The Ohw So ciety for Crippled Children at POtU:moutll. u.stern Oh10 counties w1ll ..,tt ---------- 1J The County Commisaloners Jheir the mercascd need for the blood , due to the Increased number of auto mobJle acadenl.s over the hobdays.. ..a.OI'I1 ~d t1aan e-ver Ill ••The eded blood ... bank !Oil Huntmgton lA. . of m IS completely depleted of Type "0" pos1hve blood, and th1s re ~non'al bank serves southern Ohto most of eastern Kentucky, and southwestern West V1rgmta. which' Is an example of the critl· cal condition that the blood supply Situation ts m, the spokesman stated The statesman pomted out that 1f quota~; m each area were fllled, then the blood bank would be replerushed, and emergenctell such as the one that took place yesterday, would not have hap· pened -----Concert Slated At Gallipolis On January 10 at voted news· papenl to be-. lH'iMed relatmg the flet thit the county .would aceeo bids for lfQSOilne for county high. .Y Vtllfeles: ·~.the County En&lneer J E D Hirti~er came ~Ol"ff the lfl OU,P and;·explamed that the present "PODtrJK"t fOl' f\lrn.ltbln& gasoline tu .J~ · hllhW4:r ' deparqnent expires ~ry Styled for modern day lunctlonolllviniJ .- .<the of having In )'OUr own home. lends Itself to count leu equally ot home with modem or period ~~~l;!!~;:~~~t~~j,~~ roll-edge lnnenprlng mattress features lc ventilators, Matching box spring hos dutt"'J>roof covering underneath. ';.,)!1;.- 16. was 56.00 Now $35.00. Curlee TopCoats was 42.50 1 ALSO Now $2t.95 ·' ' SUITS .............. $15.00 '" SPORT COATS.-- .... $15.00 ' , l,~i.$prtni One Group Men's One Group Men's ,~, OI,I....IE~!!!;!GI '~AaTi;fEMT: ,._ ' ' * Foa~ ,ll~~JJ-..r~~~:cutd ' ' d>.... '... -- -' $89.00set ' ' ' * M~~·.Hollywood _F!'G_mes _. __ .. _... $5.95- * Soli~ ~ia,le Dresser ond Mirror. " WE COIVI 5 & H QRIIN STAMPS Middleport Dept. Sto~e BAK ON THE Where It's Just A ~ Place To Trade ltllddleporl, Ohio \ FURN CORNER IN $45.00 ( ,M.; ,a;- , W Dye oo ' ,, i,Talren By Death ;t•' ~<, r .se.rvlces inhl ~Jcing ltOWn of the doll to •lld'JttM s,pa,.la. l•1t YMt' a ...,.,.. cake yleldH $50 toward the polio funtf. (Sentinel Photo). Attendance Is ... On lntrease Attendance at lhe Week of Prayer serv1ce at the Ftrst Pres bytermn Cbureb IS growmg stead 1ly and on Wednesday evemng Rev N D Borden, pastor of the Mt Mor Jab Baphst Church, preached on the subJect "Th~ Husmess or Clmshamty" He was mtroduc ed as the dean of the local pas· tors by Rev L A Bangerter of Heath Mcthodi8l Church who pres1dcd M1· Borden ha.'i occupied the pulpit {)[ hts chul'<'h longer than any of the other local pa!i· tors Spec1a l mus1c was g1ven by Mrs L1U1an Sletff, organ1st, Mrs Paul Haptonstall and Mrs Dorothy Sa\•ely who sang a duet ''Bless Thas House" and the PreAbytenan chotr who sang the anthem "I Uft Up My Soul Unto the Lord" Members of the choir were Floyd Carmack, Lewis Sauer Sr, Lew1s H. Sauer, Janet Carmack. Mrs C R Gilbert, Columbus, Ml'a Doro thy Savely, Mrs Haptonstall , Mar· garet Sauer, Fane Eclewme and Mrs Harold Sauer Tomght the sermon Will be g1ven by Mr Bangerter With the host pastor, Rev Howard Ruppell, pressdmg and spe(Jal mus1c b) the Heath choir duccted by Ben I The U5C of ~a~eth:n a:,~:~~~;,nja:.as4 , Market -Reports only for Andrew at the home of CINCINNATI, 0 UP- Produce MarY' Paynter, l!:ggs, steady, consumer ~ntde U Tue-'tlay wiU be s A large 58, brown 58, m~dJUms at the 56, brown m1X 56; extra large 02 Churcb to 53, A large whtlc 52 to 53 A medtum whrte 50 to 51. A medtum brown lKl to 21. 8 lar~:c 49 to 51 grade C 44 to 47 Chickens fryers unsettled, 3 to 3'h: lb 20 to 22; hena, heavy ovor 4 lbs 22 to 25, hems hght 5 lb and under 16 to 18, bl;:qs hght, l_..·g horns 13 to 15 Butter 90 score 66 Life Long Meigs County Resident Taken By Death &raph;o:. !;lverpooJ. , C G AdJcr, plant manager, prl' st'nh a $25 Savings Bond to Mr Harry Krebs for subm1ttmg th e ~ afety slogan sclt-cled to ttepnsent the Vanad1um Corporatton of Amcnca 's Graham Plant at Nc\o\ Haven, West V1rgmra ThP. s logan submltled 1 ~ Practice safety, sta rt today Obey your safety orders Don t delay ' Mr Krcb8 has bl;'l'n ('mploy<'l b) VAnarltum stme tht• st:~. tl of the Graham Plant m .lime, 1~ 3nd ts an example of the slo~an 'lllmuttrd He has not loiil a day {) I wo1 k through an m]ury and 1 Cl\1 wdl fmd Ha t ry Wt;armg lw, .,a (l•ty eqUipment wh1ic tapptnt; hot meta l from the furnace * * S.1 fe t) b of ul most IIUPO! Ianrr !he JOh rwrformance and plant ,aff'ty rul(•s m usc ha\'c bet.n d!' S~g nrd to protect rnd!VIduals from pH~sJbJe dangrr Co OJX>ratlo n of .lli concc1nrd 1n the ~afetv p·o gram ;md tlw numb~r o( entnes rx:eJVed m th u c~nte.st were most grattfymg 111 I' CONVOCATION CALLED A stated convocatron of Pome-- HOLZER HOSPITAL Admtttcrl Wednesday Mrs roy Chapter No 80 WJIJ be held ill lamt'S Allc1 ( arpcntel, Ralph W the Pomeroy Masome Trmple, \\ etl Wtppcl Pomun~ Wilham Raker, ncsday, January 11 wat h Charlcli Pomeroy and John Roush. i.,elart, W Va Peopl es, high pr1est, pres1dmg AdmaltC'd l'h u r~u a y ~rs Robert The Royal Arch Masons dt•grcl Nel son Rutl and II.Jrs Marl Blak e, Ne'l'. Haven , W Va WJI! he g1vcn Fred Wtnn, 88, a h£~ long re!!t· dent of Meigs County d1ed Wed· ne sday mormng at lhf' home of hts daughter, Mrs Clan Taylor, or Langsville Funeral serv1ccs w1ll be. held Saturday at 2 p m 1n" the Dapllst Church at Rutland WJth Rev Biddle offtciahng The deceased IS survtved bv three daughters, Mrs. Taylor, of LangsviUe, Mrs Edith Slmmes or Medma; Mrs Helen r~ross, Cuyahoga Falls and one son, Paul Wmn of Bradbury Also SUrVIVI/Ig arc t'lght grand· children and se,ven great grand cbddren. His w1fe, Eff1e, preceded him 10 death m 1945 The bod)' WJII he m state at thehome of Mr and Mrs Ptllll Winn, Bradbury. until the t1me or he funCral B11nal w1ll be made m Well s Cemetery, Pag~town , under 1hr d1rcct10n of the Chase Funeral Home of Rutla~d HOLIDAY GUESTS Mrs Warner Fry and bcr brother, J11mes C Layne hlld as the1r guests on New Year's Day, 'Mr and fllr,; Charles Lloyd of Detro1t , MARRIAGE LICENII Rlctlard A. Coiiius, 23, Pomeroy, Mrs Lemma Lloyd of Murray C1ly t!. S Navy and Sylvta M Scbwab, Mn Georg1a Kllpatrick or Colum 21, Pomeroy, Western Uoton tel•· bus and Newton Layne of East Man-s•r. J, R. Donnel~y, Assist ant SuperintendiH'It of lndustrl•l Relations. ... power for to ex· lend Mgn11ls out as far as poss1· blc and to dchver large ctrcula 1 twn so advertu;ers Will S<:ho!dul e popular programs. Tha htgh pow e• doc!i result 10 exces8 Si(;:nal .Also the locatiOn of the hQuse and the pOSitiOn or the teiC'VIS lOR :-.et, With respect to Jcrt am and tu the dtrect1on of the 5\atwn an tc nna, effects the mtenstW of sta lion :-agnal rcceJved bv each sci Whether there cxtsts direct lmr of s1ght or oh!itrudwn belwcen the tran ~m 1thng antenna and the telc "1~10n set w1!1 effect completely the t.~>pe and siZe or rerel\'lng an Lenna rcqutred for the bf'8t n ccptJOn These eond1t10ns have rcqUirrd many homes prcvwusly to msta ll antennas des1gned for spertfJc channel recc phon w11 h ~necihc channel numbl'rmg These anten nas were ncccs~ar y to rece1vc stattons m operatwn pr10r to WHTN-TV And thesf.' antrnna~ wer1:! not des1gned fo r Channel 13 receptiOn but are for C hannel~ 3 and 8 F 01 rn fact, tJ was not then m CXI1>tcnce h1gh WH1N -TV was nece:;;sary EMPLOYIES In th• group pic· ture an left to right: H. A. Pric•, ANistant Plant Mlna1er, H. K~ C. G. Adler. Plant ... Philson.~-~------- ~lao at the meetlnJ the mot10n <1ij1s passed that $'7U would bl! tak The Tr 1-county Commumty eft from the Unanticipated Emer- Concert Association Ui presentms ltielel and Cogtma:~nc1ea Fund a prouam at the Washmgton 1 [0 ~he\c;ommlseioner's Compensa· auditorium m Galhpohfl next ~; 6f J',mployee!J, for vaeat1on Tuesday at 8 p m accordmg to tbe' elert for the ' year the announcement made by the i.Ni Aslioe1at10n oHJcers this week ~· :q.~ were 11lso approved lo be The p1ano duo o£ Btil and Pat f~?t ~ meetiflg, M'edlcy wdl appear at 8 p m. on January lOth. 'l'be ortgmal date :t:~. 00 for the concert was thts evemng ; fomwa have beet~ sticking dimea • ~ toni1ht, low 14 to mtlder Friday l week 0 f prayer I related, but •t " taking place all over the country, and w1th 1 ":l!*' Curlee Suits Sr I ])~mbcr 17 meeliqg v411~Dd a document to the ~UTFIT_ CONSISTS OF. INNERSPRING MATTRESS , MATCHING BOX SPRING 6 WALNUT FINISH LEGS HEADBOARD M! 1tltrrl ,tn d JoyCl' CirCit' lr1 ' ill • d ••n Frelda ami CltrpoHit 1 lf'ICntly 1\lt uul 1\liK Dell Talbot! t.:rllndi h1 ltlt t'n were rt!d 1 .RII<'~t' nl 1 ht•J CQrpcntel and tall nulv fiVe t\lr .11 u Mr~ S W l'nrtl111d ttlllf'rl on Mr ~tnd H H ll11t'l recently. M1 I •I \o\itrrl, Portland, Wll ~ rt'Ct 111 , "''~1 of his Mr~ Alh111:. Gluese ncamp Mr .urd Mra. Howard and c h1 lrh ,, wcr~ recent of '-ls and M1~ 8 ft. Allen S1ngle Copy I "''orkers Meet 1f At Inst1•tute ~ doudl""' and ' to a resident of the area, 1kil~watt steam generatmg plant at was m the Holzer Hospital H R k h f The angmg oc near ere h h 1 emorr agmg pro use Y A spokesman for Amertcan Qas spokesman averred that there ti nd Electrtc Corp, 'parent com was a cntical shortage of all pany, tn New ·York, satd acqu 1s1 types of blood tn the regaonal tton was completed when Ohlt blood bank located at Huntlngton Power bought 210 acr-.ls from The reasons given for the James A Goldc8mp, owner of th • shortage, were that durtng the plat The balance of the land haC hohdays people neglected to do· been pun::hased more than onr nate their blood, • and 11/ many year ago, the company Sllld The spokesman sa 1d Ohio Pow areas the quola was not reached, as It was not m Mc1gs, wh1ch er had "no Immediate plrlns" to had a quota of 100 pmt..s, but build but can Proceed when the were 20 short areas power demands so r .?(]ulte ThJs io not happening only tn the Metgs area, the spokesman 1 who I __ Commissioners '~ Mercedes Condon •1• 1 Bu.line.. Phone 398 AUota of blood at t.he last visit ~f reported. IRONTON 0 UP- The Ohw ~ .regional l!l~!Ximabalc, t~e A spoke~~:man Erom the local h' d 1 ~ )lad to l:k MOur~d for !!IX Red Cross reported that stx per- Power£ Co ..as com1P ,ete 7 h j tiOn•o a acrepo onw 1c 11 .peraons by -tbe ~ Crnss, who sons were round to dorate t etr ex ects to butld a one m•lllon 'iGasoline Bids ' Are Sought By MERCHANDISE Mar ;: Thursday, Jaunory 5, 1956 hlth )5 to 30. Some dovdntftl arM! sUthtty Ohio Power Gets Acreage For New Generator Plant ah<'Quh'" ~uQty I Eighty-five Attend Open House Held At Pomeroy-Middleport,~Oh!o Editorial Phone 397 .Due To Lack Of Blood Givers I... S ; NIWCOMEI to Ho~1 trC at st:ar. ta 8-Ye&N;Jld Babetta Bain, who.ee contract l:lu bet:D approved bJ' a Superior eo"'* judgfl. She's been in TV, iul.4 played \.'OJfl "Miriam,•• Mo&M' No. 221 ·Supply Is Critically Short ,:,""'-"'Yiit:•:l~•te~r~,~ln~'~'T;h~•=Te=n~eo~m~m;an~df·:~~ev~e~n~ln:g~~Tw~o::·~·~·l~"~'~'~,o~n~s~w~er~e~~M~r~s~A~I~"~'~D;o~d~,o~n~re~tu~'~n~e:d~f,~o:m~~~:=;j~:;•:·a~~i al lhC •church 0£ fhc aslor Ndl<l re/IC .Sunday cvenutl{ 'o\oi'rt' touductcr! hy Rev 1111d Mrs Dcv. ey \Yrmnts, Worlh, Ill , who wcsc I hrHJ~l'!o(ueots of her hwther, Rev ltol~crt Sl.~>t'rs 0111d so n Call Mr 1' anr! Mrs Moun ts !ill' traveUtnA nan,i;cl ssts <~nrl he g,t\c lhe st"r rnon ,md ~he sang a so lo S, I I Ch<ra G Rucr and rour year pms Lu Clar1ce and Brenda Norr:8 Franklin M Riter P. 'ld Nam;\ E!chtnger were each pre scnted lbl'r:e year pins and Ruth and B.dy Wmgett t'I'.O year pms Pms lcr one yt!at perfect at. tcndllnce uer< awarded to Mus .Marl'Ja J\:ur M1 s lJenry I Carolyn VanMeter, Bobby M1ck ey, P:ltt:; ..r. rl Susan Wmebren• ncr, W1 nd,a Rout~h and Howard Park!:• "ot H cold -------------------------------------~ ~~~~~~----------- -- -- Ao~rs to 4tl. lncr..aJng ent onal Blood Ba Is eported Depleted new A f1vc · yt'ar pin was presented I Local Girl Scout Troop And Leaders Have Party Friday The XM-Turnpike Cruiser, an unusual, ex~rimental model created by Mercury UIVlSion, ia the first automobile designed to take full advantage of the nation's budding Improved highway system. Styled to give American motorists maXImum drivinr pleaaul'<!, comfort and safety as they travel tho new turnpikes, it featurOB virtually unobstructed v~.aion in every direction. Transparent plasbc "butterfly" roof inserts lift up automatically when doors are opened to permit eMe of entrance and exit. Completely roadoble, it ia only 4 4 feet biQ,h, atter>danc••l - --II Pharaoh Monroe Mr 11HI Mr~ t .11 l ~1rtch\ arc rled a colo/llsl bouQUl'l of p.tle annnuJH an g lht' m.nt'ILL!t of hen yel low carnttt10n ~ Mr (;f'nfl M1tch, daughh r, Len 1 to lot•ur ge Will brother of f f,hc l!mh· setverl 1~111 Nf' !>S I'lrll.HI l1 ~ ~~~~ ol Mr bp_~t man and Mrs l.t•org(l W!llr,tm Nt ~~e l Jmmec1tllt(•ly followm~.: ll ~.o. Cl! l l' road. Sr of Poml'l o~ J lH dou hlt! lliQO) the ll ('W Mr Hnd Mrs NL~ ttng crrrmnn} .,.. .t~ pt 1 f111 rllt tl LH-' sc lroad ldt for ;1 ~ hrnt Ll !Jl to fflre 1h1 o~ J L.tr 11f the I utlu r.lll Vsrgmw lhurch Sattmh\ llctt ml ur ~I M r~ Nl•s~;l.'ltoad ~ tY53 lliarlu at 630 PM wtt h lhi Ht•v L M ate or PornCIII) llr gh Slllllnl IS Mohrhoff off I{ 111t ang Tl.t hittl(' V.ll:-i H1111t il In .,1 emplo yed by O'lliH n & 0 lin en sllt•·1 lenj.;lh th l\S~ ul ltJ.(hl hlu t' Attorn ,•ys at Lo~w Mr N• '~•· I road, J-lsg\1. lart'With 11\Jtlthl n)..' tn• ~ llllls.mrl :.1 gradu11to uf l'owwroy School , class nf ]]}[)() ~r r\led four t'l\f rtl'(l u tnlolll dl lloUIIU lt nl nrs m lin' N~:~v~ .111d ~~k nov. "'m whil e taru,tllol\' ~ 1 1 ' M~ 11 t nr 11 1111111 v., 1, \tt~s {,uul 'pluy('d by tlw Ntw Ynr Ccn ra Sp<"n{P 11f l'utntso v •l11rrd tn ;t Harhoad The }OUn".., •uLiplt v.tlllc~ldt' at m al chin~ d11 '' of 1 h tlllfl•LJ.lllr I .tc!J Con i S\ Mtrl•ll. port w1th avorarlo •l!ll' f.:-illlt.•o; antI _~a:__~ 2211 ~ __ _ _ _ Vol. VII Aw ....o·d>l for perfect at the Asbury Metbodlst school, Syracuse, were ted S•J ,Jllay morrung by B W{•e~;e. filM STAR Gra.ce Kel17 (left) and Kn. WUllam Paley ot New Yofk aro the world's best dre&Sed women, a. llstfld Ln the New York Oreal lutltute's annual poll ot. more than 1,000 fashion experts M1.sa Kelly and Mra Paley tied for linst. In tie for second ara Prtnce.u Ma.rJaret o~ England and her AJnerlean aunt, the Duchlll of Wlnd10r. Ot:berJ named 1D poD are Mrs. Henry Ford [[, Mrs. WOllam Randolph Hea.nt. Jr., Mra. OVet& Culp Hobby, Mra. Wlnaton Guest, Countess Rodolfo Cres· ..Jl! S'!_ Ro!De, Counteaa ot QtW.tepl1le ~lin. A. G, Vand.erbllt. Mra Byron Foy (lnten1ataonaiJ GetMrally fair tod•y, .. I, 1~6 Mrs Clure's moth cr Mrs Waller R1ng, New Mata mo1 a~. ts lhc oldest o! t11e four ger.f>ratw ns and her .son, Erne111 Hmg 1'\rw Matamoras, IS the sec enttne Weather Devoted To Tile Jnte,...•.Of 'l'lae ltleffl,.lfcK• Are. un JMn ond Rubert Warren , rather of the new baby, lli the third generation anrl Jo Beth cGmpleles the grouo • ~---------· Disobeying Sign • Brings On Fine One man was fmed by a local magJstratc and another cited to 'appear before a magJ.Cjtrate for traffJC violation, the Highway Patrai reported Bryan Da\0 1", Pomeroy, \\a s meted $5 ana costs by Nilrldll'port s Mayo r r •0 F1:.be-r, Wed nr sday nrght f01 fatlure t o obe~ .11 stop 111gn anrl Charles W1ldcr mulh 34, Por1wr•Jy, wu Cited b} the Htghway Patt ol Wednesday to appear bclore Just1ce of the Peace Percy l'coples, today on the charge of dnvrng With defec tl\C IJ ght~ --~~- 'I ruat7 mcclmg <tl the Jlacm" D<~r tt ~t Church Rev John Jo'lwn01l, HaCinP Mt'1hodtst Churt h gave a ..rrpurl uf the program ror the 1956 Cnunh f':~rr anrl he was mstructcd to llilffie ht s ('01\llllltiCC' 'I'.Orkcl s ror thr ~ annu<~l p!OJ ('Ct Thi! Oh n Council of Churchs Youth Dnrs ton IS sponsormg th ~ Ohio Church Youth Movrment and recognt t!tm wall bt! ntadr dunng Youth \hck l'ndmg f'C'b 5 Jn plannmg !he lnh•rdC'numm a tional Youtb Rally Mr Hoyt w.t ~ JwJd. LJu; F•b- ~ked to call a ~twg of lt;i.dt::r~ i'lans for an lnterd"PnomllUlhonal Youth Ral ly for !he county were dt seussed when the Mt-1 gs County M1mstenal Assoc1atmn llll'l TUesday al th~ Middleport Cburch of Chn.'il Rev C. E Hoyt, pre ~ l ­ dcnt , was m charge of the meelwg "'tth the hosl pastor, R!.!v. Fr!!d I (lardnel', leading the devotional serv1ce on the topic "Whatsoever More" It wa.s voted Ihat the excl'Utsvc commtltee be m charge of \II(' program for J.be year and an m v1talion was extended by the Rev W"'tey JenkiJll. to Present for the Tuesday lliC<' 1 1ng we1e Rev Bangerter, Re'' Elwood Rt>v Jeokms, Rev Doster !lev Gatdncr, Rev Hoyt , Rev Leslie Kum;e and John Shaw The~ adJourned (rom the church for a luncheon at the Martin Restauraut � 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 4, 1956 amos terrell