https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9da13a73359de94e755cc383106157bb.pdf 2c8abfa06110ebdad8caba2b080cab93 PDF Text Text - • ' , ' '· • --~~~~~~~:=~~=~~~==~~==~~~--~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 �• I. .' ' ; I PaoeTwo - Thursday, January 5, 1956 - -IUcilord L Owon ••• , . . . . . . . llr, ·Leo;; l I 7:00 Today 9:00 1.1 . l· •.- ,.,._ 11•eln( leadership West Germany hb become a sover-eign natlori. It hat joined - the North Atlantle 11=-" 9:00 9 :80 'ord 'J'heatre Show ' Mason Co. Cirt.uit Courf&egins fork At PointPieasant proqreu." Fast Getmany remains under Communi st rule, an enslaved sa• teJtite of Red RuHia. P.llt Dlffer•n~• How KreaJ. iii the ditrerence between rree Wrut Germany and captive East Gormany is shown .. Tod1y Coffee 'linte :. my new Mlf~UtWi' Mill Mr _on San, ,lllh. ~usll and , · !Ol'lllerly of )da- or AtetY"and•t.u"aele. DPn Aten. ·. John, HeJ'\11-an and Mrs,. EUa and M,llude Blosaing Sqturday, · Okey-- ~h of Fairfax, Va.o !s o~ visltin&' w~th_ bi$ brother Denn1s ' and wl1e ind.eflnite)y•.1 ·H isa Twill dli,Ckal'll Mr" Laura. Gibb1 Were 11:1es11 of Mr. aDd Mrs. Tobey Myers, Friday. , .Lowrence Wine_brenner i11 ill ·of 160,000 and . . • Mason Co. School ProbleJDs Occupy ·~· / .P'lWSAttention ' of fu" befnt~ thrifty, This s. Bklllrut ...Ut- •t Mle Joan of Arc, Brand-red KIDNEY -BEANS Argo Brand..:....ten'der, green and lasty • • . GREEN PEAs· • • • • - From 2:303 cans 25~ • • - 2. 'Mtmben or t. He uaa..l• Brlt.lah ni.ted Parliament 11. A mtohan· Lincoln IS. Pl&' pen Joal man 12. J'areweU 13. Compor&• Uvt )\lrlty •· Slow onu.) T. Poem ,, 8. Whtte ,.,. e. Apportl911p i&oln 19. t:ncounttr 10. Submtrted u . TO matt 28. Petmtt .... O.lmonloo, fa~nnw- at. Qlpttll a..c•rdi ~2·303can~ 254t • • • _ (Sap.• Ba1han tl!lb-l 11. Wapiti cenmonil$ eharnbt:,-. 2:15 .Anol'lod ._...,1, oncl frvlh Libby's whole kernel Bt1t~olden 8ush'1 Stok•lv Fln•t-oboppd or . ~ or white - . Busha Best-t(•l• end HOMIJ'IY ... 2-303cons 19c Sauer Krout . 2-303 cons 29c Turni_p Greens I ,J&o•y,beooif, '!ll~-~~~. vuQJiables-Diptv ao,"¥1¥nAl!Jl... Sl.lJIIorote tf, 1t. ""nr· - 12. i<lf(od bird 33. 11. Simpleton "win o- •l'II~F•~~Jnl -·'B££F STEW~ . :· • • • • ,.. KRISPY <;RACKERS ·· .,. a.. ~lbtrla• _1~11 .26. Girl's na.ITI'e 2t. Tklrul"'t 31 . Painted ..... '1'1~ - llll•ar• 82. Dutlny 1'2!10 38. Land• mnaurt IJ.Qb\Oin OYII theatre 1:10 lilga 0!1 ·Horm..s. loecled with flavor T•lfr ff•vored; In fomllto "'""';' ;l:onnell~l SPAGHETTI ... :-........ . 1SY.a o:l con 1Oc !;HILl C.OM CARNE Chun Kina '-'f or c:hlroken Ho~~· J-.tY lundf110n mtat . . ' . . . . compdin 59c SPAM .-•.. CHOP SUEY .... Smucker'•' Qld Fashioned . ' a,. 4 • • • • • ~ ••• . . . . 1 lb can 27c . . . . 12 os con 37c ROfai Pudcllnoo PIE FILLINGS 3 pkgs27c .. • • • . Ludilr Loot, chom>. - " - aoolo _Prlc,ct , Lb Pkg . . \ "Swlft's-Premlum, Skin1e::;-.s,"'"' • ill!. .· ... ClaW.; ltSP for,You I Pole Beans Hunt's' I ~~ ..... ' "· ' ean buy. Clil o~lray jlaeked-Evaali F_F B,.;m~e very fbles_t you ~ , \F:·R·y_ER-S·. -.-. · ·•,· .: -· ·· ..- ·.:__.~. ·"' ·;·.~• I '"'' I ' , ._. ;·· '1 '~ ')·) , , I ;. , l - Swlft"Prii.,IUm lreokfl•hf _.... - L \~· 1 -?'' '1>"· ,.-, ,I 1J'· I· '' ' ~ 2 Heads , , .,_,_, -·r · >:<....-. •.,.. . J • ·, Smell, lean a'\(1 IMitv • ROioL SAUSAGE .......>f.3-111, r,l ,s 7St ~ARE ltiBS •........ . . ·- ... lb 35c ·-; ... • .., ,., . • ' .L·. · -J~·. • .,, r ~ ' ;/ • ,-,~-~~ '·"/· ' ' -:· -- ' -· . •' .-.: ~rOO!Ml 1 ,,'. "" ' " ·r • ' - lo oOrf<cllot>,-!Noh'oncllun . .... ·•-- ,1·1btray39¢ '< . • SLICED BACON ,, lllow•r IU. Conteat - ' ' ' ' ' , I Acids flavor to many foocla ONIONS . 31b cello·bog 25c tbY'Phen• altd! Jl . ~lrd '· .... IA>tlll!l lo ~·l $.dam. ,. .... Snepnv f11vor, Rom• ' ZipF'@'r sklnnN-Iulc.fllltd: TANGERINES ... 2dos69c ~AQ.J lm.li"I"M ., ~ . ' . • Ollilottei ol01ply ol•li<W"''!'"--· fft·-*'IOfltoA.'JI .... •for U.• U>Ho Jl'o, X tbr 1M !W. (lo; ole. ·t.lntlt ~ fllliiM -tropt.l_.., tho Nnrth. and forma,IIOII Gf. ·tM lit ·~ ldlilli llloh ~a; tloi -loltno aro <lllhi'onl. ·A '·NWM a.a.n, APPLES ........ 4' lbs 43c ' .tDI!Wif i.IWI! • BARTLETT PEARS Mo. 2lh con a7c 2lbs29c' sWtit•s Premium-thin sUcetl-lray paeked :, pin. (naQt.) Mom ~ ~~~ · CHERRIES 2 Mo. 2 cani 39c Strlnglei!S, green, na.vorlul ·~liiiK ·SA.U:iAGE , ...... - ~~ :·.~~~d9~ 9RPUHDBEE~ .. : ... . .. .- ... lb 33c SO. Atb~y ' · Claronoe D. and Cloro ,• PIE FILLINGS Mo. lean 32c Slilft!ou.llt&lo·al! ..."!!d, . D. •Old <:lli'l ~mo to lili''J""I 1114 . . ' ' . - '. :~ ~bbox25c PIE CRUST MIX 2-4 OS pkgs 29c ' . . ' 'I'' :JO, Held tt.at Ntwt 4l- AU eorrta_t u . Mcham net' daJ\prtnct 44, Sh•rp tl . Sh:tptllc;t •e. To wind ' .,.,. Br•nd aame 10:011 o...... Oobol 10:30 Hit Puailt q:110 !lt<oa & !!Poria Qoodllnilo IHO 0!111 T~eltro U:M New Year's Eve ' From Giill lunohhlo • 2~oscan 3'9~ •• • 303 can lOt \ 8:00 Perry Como 8:00 · .,eople Kre ·runny 8:30 Texaco Star Theatre 'f."VIil~a~lt Mv.' APPLE BUTTER_ 19os jar 19c • "•ore Brand C1rtooa Cam1val illu..or,t Football Y.,.,.ll MARGARINE lib cart 29c 4:41!1 East-We~ Shrine pme ~:SO 1111 Sul'jrlu Sl. BubildetJ pl.ce ,..,.. on STAMPS- 2..303 cons 25~· • ' Captain Ulo Mr. Wilard Fanfter Cllck r 1:30 To'.Je AnnOunced 11. Pueblo 18.Sphtre lll. Godde.u .qt dawn 16. Ktnt ot 11:10 11:00 I !2:90 ~ 1:00 to"' ...d clouW. whtn you save S&H GREEN MACARONI . • 1 lb pkg 20c Golden CORM .l -303 cons 35c Beechnut Baby Food 6 jars 59c 11:00 l!llrr. bird IIIli •~.d from our shelv• your INfttry sMif - o I ' priots. MI.,& thole flmow brandt -rour .. , GOLDEN~ CORN ., 1:30 And11• Ganl 10:00 Pinky Lea 10:30 Wlnbhell ·&: Mtbouy ao.OpiJo. o&rr ...-m. Swlft'o All- Top Valae-or Toy Town, whole kernel u:IIIJ Sian on 21. HaD! offlr YOU lltt you ttodr JOUr IIMif and .,.lw tl• QualitY of fheM fiM br1ncf1 for IA'rutDAY 1. Cru•tacean• week ltuys Ia N.tiOIWII Brands thlt will ' Jt. Swln4 ~rlcth Super IT- ' 2. Part bunrt Wfth 1956 so new Md eur 10 alert ..,.._ etctlna to Mve • lot GRAPEJE LY ~moss cenc.ntrete GRAPEJUICE ....... _... 2-6 oscons35c Boston was 1the her d•ua:hter, Mrs. ,ftJ. aon County but D.OW Mor.:an~ town il visiting his . aunt., Jda Cet~l, C'briltD1u eve. .arlui Brand-fnob-frtiiZft · :Amf Ct)cil consulted Dr. T. L. Hatiis. , : M.t,-. and Mrs, Paul Blessing of pt, PlfiasaDt were -dinner gu'e{ti IIJifl\lp,~ l *'il tbe7' Will move to New llunohlaolroniii-- . 11.0~ o~_)!!' . tha·n 18 mll- GroYe EUB Church Suaaa,. ewea· retum, Thomi>&•• Gladys B\eNlng -we~~e in Parkers· burg Slturday where t~e latter ed the frontier tci Jhe West. In fnur year;1. nelr1y one mllllonperHom have do~e .th"t.-out of a ::_ o..;-~~~~~n m...u.r. ~iiJO.·. \Yard, Ernie Kovacs Show also 271,000 Germans In all croaa· Oak and Mra. l.O:ra Mae Brown. · ,, Dlnll Dona Ecbnol the East German poliee aJ"my fled to Wut Germany. During 19tl5 at a. . MrS. Ethel Fey_\ ~lslted _Tft,llrsr d&:f .\lltb ~~:na .art~ Yen~ -Pl_ekens men had voluntQ8hd for service In the We11t GeiiDP armed fo~s Undoubtedly the "1 ~tire eoo,OOO coultl be raised by ' voluntecr enlistment. During 19\'15 4,288 me(hber& of =:::::~-~':"-----:-::-::=:-:.:;-_:.-=-::::..:=_c;__ Jlrl. Do~ , Friday. .. "·' . "·- 6:113 Sian On an interet-tint .sermon *~: of !Irs.- Ulm!r l!,wberry <1)10<1 on lira. W. S: 'Bi116p' of J't. !'le....,.l FRIDAY -~~------------ md X<. aDd 1.1..,. DeMu .Ad,uuer, at 80, 1,1 aUU ve?)' or My•• - will .b~. :~·lllf. I'llIDAY 11:80 Tonlahl Indomitable choracter. astoni shed hill 4~~. ftom I He ,hows no sign that he Is bou t of pneumonia. He ' ~annot rtuae~West Gtl'mab)''•ltrqns m1o. evltD thinking of retirt'ment. He last forever but w).an be tl0-01J a:o. lf•arlr lix feel tiiU. bo ~llllll•• can 1tlll work harder than many he will leaVe hi.l mqnummt ln ramrod ilrallht lila laee. with men 20 yeors his junior. He has his stron&, free cquntry. hg;h. Cbeek bcme.s, lhows 'h.lJ 1tetn, ju&t recovered , with rapidity lhat 11•~- Wllkln~on the announee ·t he birth of a dauahter weeke11d with Hr. ud .lin. Will· born New Year'• motll.inr iD the iam Broob and family, · HMzer Hospital. . -Mr. and Ray Robiuon, Mr. · Thou villtins in the home of ad ~Hh. were in ley. Cecil ~Sj""iidiayi..iii~liNiew~Biai'i'"~~ii~~iiiiiiiiiiM::i"i-iJiessiiiie Aten ia Kr1 l'uole Ta 11or ...s lfr, and Mtl. W. w. st..ta SuacbJ. lfr. aDd llrl. Jobft1 A 3leular YUited w-Uh rtla11Yet in Point Pleuant Sunday t¥e.alq. llr1. Carrie Kilt( bad as her a:ue•h Yonday Mr. IDd Mrs S. Jlrl, LaVen y .... aDd . _ c Spainhour .tOD and dliugh ttr of .....,, Sally Ann, .,.al fD111 lbnaet w' J..eplt. Ballard of evt1dQS and lil.oDdi.J al~ · wau. South Cbarleaton other membera of IMr famDr,'"~ at · tbe home of her 1iJtet- Kr. u4 ·K r.. Lunaa Ralney returned to Kn. Joe Lish, Z.HIYllJe, ()hio, her hom~ At Board after tt~endlnl sp:. and Hn. ~ IIMI?' JeVerll d.afl wltb latt aon-i n-law aDd baby, Vireinia, are ape.adiDI and da11pter, Kr. and kra. Fred t.be bolidaya at tD Jlomt of ._ P.•ut of HuntJqtea. Jr&IKlr'l!o&ber, 1111. A. B. JoN.. Mr. •Dtl 11r1. B. M~"ave berrJ. While bere they atte.ldIDd lam.lJy are apending the ed tbe weddirt~: of ber brotber,. ' JaolldQ1 iD Kablu. ·opon their ! JLnunJ Love wbleb oceun'*l oa Mr. ••opla' • 'Cholee · Drajrtel · U:JG Bud tho,.. ....a- • h.. tunaa RalDey eaUed a: STRAWBERRIES 2 pkgs49c 'UJ ORANGE J ICE . . . . . . ~ os cans 59c Clarenee 1$rowa who w.aa., on a fifteen day ~eave tetuiiied :to Pt. Camp~, l):y, lart week. ;; ~ C>.~ .f;.... ~~fl!li~ was, the, .guest of and Mrs. C.illvin lJ;lessiql and ' BOD . Lewil, Thw:aday eVIi!D~&. Mis.s Gloria Crump visited Mi&!ll AQ,itir~l'pwn, Th~day. · Tb·i,: · Ladies ~d of Board Baptist ~bur~b met Wedftesdaf- wltb Mrs. .~Q,i.~ .T aylor mid speq__t" the ci!IY In quil!ihg, .The next m~~lllng J.tre 10:00 !fx VIdeo Theatre 11:00 1\.ews Headlines 11:05 We.ather~ut 11:10 PreS& BoJC Huley Bonecutter ehlldren of Columbus apeat •1 lor. Th¥ro~y , · . O~J· !l!'\UI\. Fairfax, Va, ~penl ~y"liltti Mr. and !l)'o, Cecil guest 01 1>¥ Under Adenauer's firm. ftn. Mr. and ""-'"• trooo a Iotti' IUa-. Jll» Butrielo Clupe.u nat low daTt wltb Jllao Coa.a.l. BoaeeaU.. llfadn~Q. A lit. WIIOIIOI of Bndenon hu paullued .,. tar. kzu:nn. u the lliller tana oa laute 1 and hu moved there. •)la<d 1\ousb ol Union, .lllt,.day. Pa'll ,1< M117 fora ¥-ou Bel Your and Paae ""'" · . Bleulna:, Mrl. Glt'llett C)aa]mlan, Beatrk:e, Krl. lbry Those -na.itlaC lin. Garll'et Bonuutter and Connie, lln.. Pearl Chapman .and W. A. BIMiiDK SunWeipnd llld 1Brend& w•e villi· da,. 'ftnt lfr. and l&a. Leonard or:1 of Leonard Rowh aD4 family Rouab, Saadra ud Xilton Bay, Saturday eveaina. M11 . MM)' Bonecutter ud Coanie, · George Boston, wile ud tOll MJos. Pearl WeJpad ad Brenda. Herald are aper:dinll a 1hon vaea- :Hr. and Kh. Aldll• Cblpm.a of tlon on their farm on Route l. Allianee, 0 . Mr. and Mu. 1obey Jriyen were There will be preatblnl Hrvic~ Sunday dinner guest. ol Mr. and at Bo,ard Baptist ChUtch, lao. 7th. Mrs. Lester Adkins of Pltio ValRtt-, Forrest llurra:r delivered Earl Adai'DI L"!d frieD ~·t ~bar eaJled on Mr. aad Ill\~ (ijbl» S~W'dly. ' lit. •D4 Kl'l. Ray llolllll.tM o( .Kitts Hnt~ v~ted · rl!tently · wlth ~- 7:00 Death Valley Days •:oo ~ , Sltnday aft•raoou . U1 A , ''-' Mr.· a.nJl :Mr.s. Ra7 . Boatou loft. Picture 7:3j).,_ Shore 7:4is 1rps Caraua . '( Rollerl Taylor ud motbor 111001 Ul Point PIWiot. Jm. IOMpbiJle RobmiCHp. Vn. EU..beth Bolton ••d ealled OD llr. and Hra . Dwtttd Gibb1 Sunday witta relativa ) Robert Brown Wu a JDHt of 8:3G Sports EJJe ~~ Hapmn. retaUveo bert. - I , 6:00 tv1mrod 41: ADJler And n!)W, to start the new :v('>ar the flr.~t army, air foree and navv men of what is to be the rkiO.Ooo man Weal German"Streilkraeftestrilrlng fol'Ce-have 1110ne tnto tht>lr barracks. To start the new year •l11t'l. Adella'''r h.:~s anA,wnN'ld. tbe threat• and pr.omiiN the Kremlin by sayin1: "Our' place Is with tht> free wn-rld of dem~racy, con11tihttiob· ality, Joclal justl~!e and social (llltlffllfltioMIJ ' D:OO PlOky Lee S:IO Howdy Dood7 0:)!3 · to quilt, ;. 4:30 Old Timer _News day. T~e ·Lid.Jet Ald of Oak Grove EUB Chlltd> Riot Tllooday with Mrs. Alll~ t,lofhna;n, Plahl. Val}ey WQI'I~ oUir. Sweeney 2:45 ilodera RoiMneea 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Date Wtth IJfe ' 4:1ft Modern Romances Treaty orsanizalion. JtJ induatry Ia booming. It has att1lned the statw or a world power. llaJL ; 2:30 6:48 Mr. and Mra. BtU Cullen I wort Ill'. 111d of IIUOD, kr. aad lira. Deail.s lloulh, lllr. ond llrl. Aady Edwarda of HanttaJ(.oa n.4 · Okey Rouah oJ VirJlniL , Herald &o.toa, Ak~ _ulled at "the Board Blptl.it qpt'd 1un1 Maude 'BIOaoinl Thuraday. ~·: oo Parson's Study bU own. MINt lmpOrt,nl Vo.. It 1!1 th ~ BOth blrthda.v of leathflow important that one vote ~r-tough, poker - faced Konrad Adenauer, chancellor of the Fcd - was, It Is dlrtlcuH to reaHae. At that time West Oermany, df'· etalllepubllc of West Germcmy . moralized, was RUB dilf(inr out "of the ruin!! of World War n. NIOHf ClUI chorlnt Monica DaYII, 114:, ho:d1 a card lnVQklnf th• leap year priVUege ot uk· tna men to marry, &tter belnl ChUNn " Mia Leap Year" tor New York VB'W oouncU BMUaJ Coftee Time ~ '' lin. Dollll Yupr l'ltuaal. Kr. l11d. liJL Dalla• YtaJet or Kuoo, lolpude rr,, Jlinmla ' and ii'Udt of New Haven eaUed on Jlr. 0114 lfrl. lCd Fry Sundiy, Mr, Ud Xn. And:r Edwardl of Hua.tLDtton- were a:ueJta of Mr . and Mn. DenDI• Roush, Sunday. ltn. Etb~ Fry it IU. ' Endf"8Mn. Gandy and family, teeent pesta of Mr1. J. \ son o( PlaJn Valley called on Cur· til Rk:tird Sunday. Stanley Sblelds of OIUo vitlted Charleston are villtiDJ l!(t. r>and Friday with Mn. Ura Brown and Ml"'l. Sam Boston. family . :Mr. and Krt. Leo Kl.ftl and Chapman i.nd BeaKrl. lAura Gibbs, Kn. Mary Bobeeutter and Connie of Hendenon ·.viaited ·with Ella and 12:00 ·Tennessee Ernle Sho" Communi111 aureasion. IY CHARLES M. MtCANM It was Oh Sept 15, 1_JH9, that Unl~ Pr"' Staff Cor.-.tpgrtthnt Adenauer was rna(le . Chttflc~U_ot:. T!'ie old fox, as he is ca!led, J,q He was elected by his p•i'Hament 1ttting messages of conRratulation in Bonn, the West German c&Pi· l~m all over ttte free wor)d total, by a majority of ohe vote-day. ed 011 !Mr. and ·l 4n. EruJe Grimm llrl. at Brinker Hollow Saturday. Mrs. G1111ett 11£:3Q 'Featbec Your Nest 1:od' Current UO lloiiJ of I'Y .Uon int he Atlied t:hlfense .aM:ai'nsl by a few rlgures. Month11 ago more than .\Dill )!........ trice, •10:00' Dint DObg Scl!ool 110:30 Erllle KoYics Show 11:00 Home and kings, prime ministers atld roreivn mlni.!ters, arc not mere formalities. Tbey are warmly !!Incere. For to Adenauer, more than lD:V other man. is due the fact that l)on in ttae Allied defenlie againSt 'Miss Leap Year' da)' Virpl ' Burr!, Jr., atuaeot at tbo Unlvertlb of Kor1111town tpent the holidayI with bia piU'enta, :Kr, and Mn. Vir&ll Bunt. Sr . 1-SDA'I' ~he mes1111es, from presidents The :News W. Chalinel3 a wmmentary On ,...t klur- cbkba. pox.. Elm; or Poca .1pe1U Wedne• day tvelliar wilh lfr. 1nd !vea.l,l.na of Oak Grove. , --~-------------------- • . , I diUJbt ' ( '"he Oollv Sentinel, Pomerov-Mldc:lleport, Ohl3 will~ Glarta crump, aT MAUDI 81.1lltNO a... W. 8. Blllupo called ID the ~llld Kto. DeDills Rouab '"" hom'el of Hn. Charley Br01n1 and 1 IUIIN of llr. lbd Kn. family -ud Kn. c ..n 'Bl...illl Ja<• ~ Bro&d a... . ond Ella 8ahmlar. llr. llrl. Wallon and · Jlr. an~)4n . AUea PrOSier ea.ll· "billbed 'ftii'J' ~- "' 1,, N. Y. fOil Swul., b7 The Ohio VallOJ ' 8ubsa1,tlon rltUl 'Dfll•etJ ~ jlmblel, IDe, at 110 Meeblol< _;t., Pometo;. 0. Butlnau offlat ~ wbere anllable JO eentl .Jahali8 M. edltQtJ.t,l oUlte ,pbGDt I*J.• weei:; one year In advanet Tbe DaUy Sentinel olftce. .,. r Enterecl Q -.ond elau mtU- fJI... 'lis: mGBth-. " :II; 1ttrte ..,. JO~er at the pool olfk., at lloalbt, ~1.10 By IDottt rouu .,.. , . . . . . , Oldo •bere avanJI,Ie: one moat\. JJ . .. • • B,. mall: one y~ar $8; t1Jf mGzttb1. Watlonll al!verti.Jlnl reprnea- ~ N.•; thr~ JD<,a.tha, S2.DOj oa• ltoll•e.llottitleiU.Kimblill, IDe .• 14'1 ' IDOblh, •1. · I : ~·.LETA~T, W..VA; !li&IDJ!on Avo., Now,.,.... aq>, :I'!_. ~ .. The Dailv Sentinel • OP TMI MEIGWIASON ARIA •.. " • > Crn>~ ~.....~~ ~ -Pii'QWT ~-. '; x.F«p1q !FIIX•·r X w l!i lC Q, · li;z ·• , · ·~ ·liM , u> 114'i'''IC, ~'ir~Jwottj•; ·" · KW \ F.AI . ,. ',- ' ,., ' ' j . ' I -' CHEER 2cans25c giant75c DREFT _, CLOROX .r· • el.aati1~~· ' AJAX ' ' '-. .... . ~ \ ' • glant75c IPI!ot·18c ~ ' }i'' -. �• ' • • • low ,- " ~ · . ' I i1ihe [),]llv Sentlnet Pomerov.Micidi~rt; lJhlo .. •• ihursi:l~y. 7a I'I~CHiy.S ~ I ~----------~--------~--~- • • -· Middreport ToOperi.SCame I Home Stand A~st Logan 8Y 808 BY&R Coleh John Parson 's .Middleport ~Yellow Jackets ~eking their fh:st Win inSide !be Southor.astem OIIio AthleUc Lcs.a;ue will t$. <' on the Ch,eftairu from l,.oRan High t:!row night when the two t ' lodr: horns at ell{ht o'~ll>r'k 011. e )OCai hardWOodS . /l'be Jackets, current IM)Jsesson. of~ one and rou r rN;otd [or the se:uon seemed tu have improv .•d silfe t!te first or thi s ca ~t' sea9on ~ould become t ough contcn · d~ inside the league loo p. lf'he game Friday night w1l l atVt a five game home stand fur the YCHow Jackeh ancl should · -be the s tarting puinl if th e ~Iid · di~M are. .tn do any bl"tt.er lhan they 4~d la st year. Th~ J ~c k eh· at-e still lookinG f()r th at :111 im· portant first l (•;:~uc· w ~ r1 ~ n(! should be · on th .· ri"'i rJU!Jri ~~tel · Ttluday nig,h;', t):i tu :it,~ ,' J: ;. 1 the hands of J j hn .'1 ! 'h·J:lrl a11t' coibpany at Godli p :..!is. Thomas a11rl <;,. , ~_. r.rorl ''l "' wil 1 probably hP rn1 th e -;\'~ ..: in;.! l1•ilm fo'r thli' Chid ':. n ~ a~ wf'i\ ~' I}a,, nncl L"ppen. Fra nk Md .aughlin :Sen Buckl t>s wno saw plenty M action in pr :•v11i\ls ?,:t mr· ~ arr ('X ptcted to lit:<' 111 "1·,, i"rHJ:w n!un' with Murray nn rl Ma ni:;k:l 'L aJ!I a SPORTS ROUND-uP sec' Qfld , (l'be warr··~ h& Vt' By JOHN GltlflfiN Unit•d Pr•u Sporh Wrlttr 'Re-runs of .tw6 of ~ the btggest holiday baaketbll · ltotWNIDlCDts boomed the uUOR.tl ·tiUe • ho~ of s uccessful Soutbern Hetbotlb\ '\octay, but lerl Tulsa wlibiq •lbe dotk rould be turned hick. ·suu nipped Rice, 'l6-'f3;-;ir oVertime lut :Friday in •the fhlll ·Muml of the Southwest CoOter· Met: pre·season to'urney_ 1at ~~ tob, and Wetlnesday ~Jht \be Mus~ngs emphasized t~r ·~ ··· 1 erlortty b~· dtubbing Ricie - f17' " [in a rttgular-season game' ~at , ba: las. • , ,~ · ' , · Tlilsa dowoed OklahoMa CitY. 1 ~58, last ThUrsday In · ~ fi· u,als 6r ~he. AI~·College Touro.• y ~4l Oklahoma Caty, but Oklahoma ;ct~Y turned tJ\e tablf'S .Wedm;s• Gay night, 58-M, on Tulia's OWn three boya CIP&ble of hittins the loops (or the doubJe flpres as well as two lads with playmaklna :~b1 l i · ties. • Definite Jbrtibg line·ups for th t· Jacket baskeleers arl! always 10 -'cubt u ' each boy is capable ~o~f replacing the other at allY s:iven tirhe. Larry· Baker anti Bob Me· Kinpey .form the center for.ward combination for the .JMtkats and add .to their tel.m! •attatk ·with puints . and reiJOunding. Bob Mor· .-is the other forward i1 one of the .00n1.ll ' bighe.st scorers and alway.s ;omes through in the clutch · Larry Estep and James Bowles ~ orm a fine playmaking learn at . hf> guards to round out lh e Joeki.'l Citlilfttet. Tbe · Little Jackets, unsung herue.s or the preliminary games, Nlli'!Se ' out to cop their rifth win nf the season when they meet lhe 1Lojan Papooses at seven o' dock . thr Jacket reserves have improvfd !Iince the first or thf' .;e:.san ..and s~ould be tough to ~ top F;rlday n,l&ht • . College Basketball IV UNITID.PU~. lAST . WASHlNGTON UP- Ted Wil liams. Boston Red Sox slugger, has Villanova 70 Wtat.~;the&ter ,St . .82 beep named the initial recipie nt St. Joseph Pa. til Li!ltlle ·t!fl of the Clar k Grlffllb Memori11! Trophy by the Wuhington Tou<:h· down Club . The award, honoring the ate pr e~idcl)t of the Wash ing· ton Senotors, wlll be ruad~· annual· ly to the perllon who makes thr greatest contribution to I.H• st~billl in lhe opinion of a -special dub tommlttec . y .Basketball Tou~nef Re-runs Boost Title Hop~ Columbja vs Pittlblara:b, •JPd Holy Cross 80~~"-"'ll•ut tit! Syracuse 85 C ill 8'1 Delaware 84 1\ 1f!a 1fl t.arayett" 10 avian 8'7 Temple 61 Lehll t8 St. Bonaventure 1'80 ~oyne 70 Seton Hall 69 Loyol.a·, M:d . &4 St. John's N. Y. 88 RhOde Is. 01 St. Michael's •1 Vermont 64 NEW YORK UP- OkJahom a Westmin ster t6 Juniata M SO liTH' UlJ,iver!!ily';<i {·hampioo Sooner.~ . !hnlor 'lowl To\uftament wbo were undefeated and U' Jtied SJ1rlng Hill 102 Glem1on 91 during the l9~!J collea:c footb:11l Jeuon and who defot.ted Ma ry. Mcmph.is St . .79 Miami, Ria. 71 land in lh C Orar'lge Bowl, Jan. 2 'll have bean nnmed winners or th ~ Wakeo Forest '84 ecc::ond •nntHll Graqtl .m d fl!lf - Louisville l\2 Morehead jl(Y. M Award, ~ymbolic nr the nntlon1il Bdmunt Abbey '84 RIChmond ~2 So. Carolina 'St. 86 Benediet 18 collegiate ehumplonllhi p. ' S.Ve-111 Never'Bef.ore Jn;tl\ldir.at ·Notional 1 The Lo~&n Cbieft11ln~ own a two and five reeord for the season lnd after losing a dose 50 lO 49 ,decision Tuesday nig ht at 1'\lhens ehoyld be W1 the retwdnd the BIJlle u Jbe Y~low Jackets. Logan has OQe Jeag!Je win to their credlt aDd will be out to ~et their • ctburt . .souihern MethodlBt teized i Mo.' ~-;'"~:;.·~./::\'':':.~~. ~~ Spr)ng HUt qu~Ufying for to· night's flnal round in mild sur· pliStes. MemphiS Slate upended AUI,.mi, Fla ., '19-71, pnd ·Spring lU.ll upse_t Clemson, IQ2..91 . Utah •Rd Hoty er.ss, rated No. -8 and 8 1D8Uonally, were amoill Wednesday nia.ht'B most impreulve winners. The Utes bn:Jke lool:e •111~ .1to do!Nn Mon· tina, '.'F1:56, and HolY fJJ'oss easily ·turped back ConnecticUt, 85·68 . · , OtMr ·!\M> 'Gt~ ' . ln other leading ~Mqes: Wake .Fdrest toqk an 84·71 ,Atlantic €qa:d Conference victor)' from .DUke; TexAJ 'Christian used a rere ione defense to upset Texas i'.S-87; Texas A4:M ~uted Baylor: Daytori's Flyers, No. 2 natlonal00-'JOi_ ~otrfl ~·ftle doWned .But- l~t. play host to Duquesoe and ler, 83-61, as six-five J.loyd Au· loth·rtnked Geo!Je Wa~hington 'bre)' 416t. JD ,Irish record with' 43 visits Maryland in two of to· ' ;._.CC....--------'--------- D rl RE TODAY'S' SPORT ,-.'"JliUt,lJ' wlf m .~~~ ~lth. :"1 1° 8 11 ~ee s tourn,er 32, but Wed!lelday ~"t Cecd Msta~ lbf Oltlahoml CltY Mid' Born to just;'i1 pointl: was only 14·12 at Wichita bu' ':Jty edg~ out t6 a U-23 hal(· fanned 270 in 208 innings. He wor 'Jme margiq.' boosted it to M-43 tbree in the Western Lell ttlth three 'Jii:inutes lett to clinch. inf:ludiqg a no. . ()~a Clty now has 9-1 mark a pne:-huter ..In ·th~ ·er Jllllil J():2. " • ~ .. · ~ lflttidls be allowed only one rur '-Th. ilest ~ig holid.r tourna· and struck out 37. ment got t1nderway at Mobile, Ala., with Memphis State and tY U~tTIII-IIAI&S · - CU&VE~n, ifl!llll"'t. - ·nuke night's features . \ . _p •, ' • C t / et?SIOB ay OS . C( bene·Fulimer T•ll}e Sh0l · - · CLE~:D; Ohio "UP....!The 1plit verdict, and becallSe he one j\1.4~ ·>jllo' ·voted _ a;.-:in~t 1 brought (iut "the tiger" in•castel· him ~ ·~It iQUng •_ '·.0..~ Fl)lJ. laJll ip.....,a ~;Ous«al .finish to 9J~ase mer of West Jofdan, - Utah, _a the sparse' home lown gatberina: chance for a J'e·JJUitcb . with Ed- of l,.W7, a re-match between uardo Lauslie of .Argentina. tho~ .same ' two aeemed 111orE~, . ' . · -:-.. ·proba,ble. · , While Fullmer . to. b«; Matchmaker J..aiTy Atklnll was bredl.rnz t o" a bJ;UtSlnj ~lo-rouhd· non~mltal. !Earlier, Ia the ,week Victory Weclheadiy "lligbl Over De had talke(l Of ·a·i.ausse 1natch Rocky Caifillani, Judge CharUe here Feb 29 BUI ." saw the fight as a c,stellani · · ' ' vJctory. His seore, 95-12, wts at ''I Jb~t t bl·d· it aU ~ the wiy."' odds wilJa tbo11.~ of 1 the / .ottvn' a eomewbat. ditappolnted Full~ Judge atfd t~e l,«etee, i both of mt!r UiiJ. · "'l'h&l . 1plit decision whom Qad ti'.UJ.Jmer On :top · ~ ~ Sllfprited me-." .. ... · comfortable. 'margin. The United Fullmer, a wildcat who threw Press, too, saw the Mormon on· punche5 tr~m everywhere, was at lin) ;by • J&.QI epread. / hill best When he worked , ~~m · Cu· ~ :t;h~ .~lp~ ·ol .)he ~~t ~118n~'s ~mae~. :r~ Cieye!.llnd~ . supposed to get a sbo't at bius.se, er tried ' tiis lisui1 1atYte"' of tl'ab-a. ,cro~d-pleas!ng ~ruenti~ &lug. bing for hill opponent,' b~t soon ger who goes ·alter tns :Jard ~htnged ·the 'tadlc When FUllmer ''"'ltl~t •i<t;ory, F<j~Bf ·pl£~1 •.'Be• uUOJI ·IP wiOI.Ibo ief.l, then lfotcause Fullmer gained· ooly a lowed with rights over the back. ·s~od Wnlf 8~, Jordan, Utah, outpointed Rocky CasteiJanl, 1G9, Cleveland , :Ohio, .lO. -. ..:, oTHER tVmD 0& -~~~~ oft'er,you tl!is raO!oua "~-P.,ture"•, .t healthful firmn~ 1jDaey ·dbctore recom· a deep.down price that defiee comparison .. , • But remer.~ber; thne dra.etic reduction. ' abd. ·;riu bo withd:rJI.wn- linrnedia~Jy af'i:er tb6 many feiltures-ua1ia11y now•- ·fURitliRI· :~ qHTES'f ~- MIDWIST Beloit 71 Gustav..., Adoi(Jhus 80 CLEVELAND, Ohio UP- Pitcht·r Nolrc Dap:~e 83 Butler 69 Bdb Fel.\(•r, Jeun or th ~ Clevelll.nd Klinsas St. 67 Col. of Pacific 36 stiff, disclO!:il!d We.dncsd!ly lh!!l ·Marshell 09 Miami, o:, 93 he will become prellid1•nt . nf a Wayne 88 Eastern lllch(Jan 68 newly incorpon,ted in11urance Ark&n.~ os St. 78 Ml.dlsslppl 71 company here. Fe liN. wtw ha s Marquette 74 ParlJ ·: Univ. 43 illot yet ~iwned (or the 19M season SOUTHW~ST will continue ln pl ay ::;o,~~=· SELLIIiiG l.IP TO $59.751 a1!4 conHiiUII for llllltid lllllt Cllllyl '!aa Fight ResliHs ' -E! 'coRNER . leN OH I 0 '· Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark and Mrs. Cora Oblinger Sund_ay guests of Mr. anti lfrs. ' BUUe Lleving . and daUihter•.· · &IJd ·loJrs, lloyt Clark _were \i.sltl_,l Mrs. ru;_~,~ O~UhgeJ a~d . 'family: wFfe I '. ' Top Value R-.npllon centcn at and Mrs. Raymond Rousb and Joyce were vialtibj Mr. and Mrs. Ferris , Justis , and family, Monday ~¥Oiliou. aml'315 Market Sl, ParterilluJl;, i 1\ del!.t:lousaiiOI'tilmd-of bttgld. IIPirfilm~ frail prJ<ec~ low. · lfrs. Theresa Ohlinger am:t Dorothy were visiti~ MrS, Berth~~ Clark and LaiTy, Mopday. Miss · Janic'i I Gibbs, Qorolby . llOUJh, au have the 1010011. and . and ~utb of Parkersburg vl:Snting Mr. and Mfs. .l\.i . .. .tit. ......., . . LONGHORN CHEESE . .. .. .. ... : .. 'Jb !4Jt . . ' ··~ . •' .;, ~ · ., BAKERY but Texas A&M 90 Bayltr 70 pllllil to l11kc ;m Pc tive p!lrt in Hit' KansaS< 6ll Oklahoitrj Ali:M 82 .new firm . Oklahoma City ~ 'tul11a GO SMU 81' Rice 60 LANCASTER, Pa . UP-J. Shob. TCU 73 Texaa 67 WIST · er Barr, director or uthl elics ot Franklin ond Marsholl CoHcge Utah '11 Montana 'f' tnd ·a member of the National Col· 1e1late Athlellc Assn. tel evision commitlee, pre(lich there w!U be ,Bonecullers fQW, If any, changes in the tcle· Daugbtet vllj.ng of collcKe roolball game ~ nQt sea!IOn . Barr •ay.s he i& ba:dng On New Da.y laii view on the report~ which he First baby boni ..te ·tl couplt In ·th1U far has rccutvccl from varl· tha Btnd Arta of ~ County out sctmuls. wat 1 daughttr to Mrs•. Harley 8onac:uttaf' of ...tart. Tht btby born It tfol. Hotpltll at NEW ORLEANS UP- Bobby 3:21 AM on Slfn~. O'Donnell, hlgh·scori ng co.caploin Mason Countw't tint btby Wll 4( lhe Loyola I.AI . C() llt'Me ba!fketa eon born to Mr. eftd Mrt. Wen· rblll , didn't make tho trip Hottlc•hu"'· Mlss., Wcdna~day ­ dall Wllllamt of leHrttbu111 at 1:17 AM on s~o~.,day at tha Point with Ml ~~>~ l ssi ppi Clinic. ~uthcrn b_""}'"'? he i~ quitting At 4:31 he is bowing ou ~ his studie1. ~ .. ,,... '!.:t .- KrotiM' rlclwr . '';- "/. •.' '"AM•LDI.nllr . .... . Have ·1-· . ' .... - -..~.:fM~- 40 ase.' Wi .~ffroletl . ', ' . - .· ' ' . - . .. ''I". .,.., ·~ · . ' ~ ,fiMA'!rcuutOE :_ ,_... . .. .. .. 2 46:~.. cOilS 49c ' . : lb toatlllt! ·, : -:-4 .. ·..~ J "· · COF'Il'.I!E<t:AK£ . . ~'- . ...... .... pkp5c - '~'Ottl'WaAHAMS .. : .....:·. ~ IIi'bot nr. ' ,. . ·· . , . TRI!~TS WHIT~ ., ._ 8EAD '• ..... ·: ..... ·~. '! • r ' ' ·• ,, ~ w•• • • • t . .:- BAKER FURNlTVRE "' FOR - ,; ...... · -·· .I ·_A•.can . -. . . ,. . . ' . .J 11 - ' ~ ' · ' . . . .... . '. ~ a·· $299 . ad. ' Tender 'OIIIid jlt. • " •.i .. ROOMS 1:11 . ,OF ., . -:. ~ N•w Furnltu!'8 11 ~ § BAKIR · OaThe~ 1!11 BAKER ~;; a . FURNIT- . FURNITURR . \ .: .-' •"''. . "' ' . ' c .. .'_" ' . . . . . . . .... ·2 NO. 303tcaiiS 23c ~· CHEEZ. WiltZ .. ; ........... 116. oil iJi!".'4tc ' . . ' ' , - ., .. -~·""'-- - •...... 4 '"0. ... 103. CIJnS 49c AII"OES ............. -: .•. Kt.tio,,mut-- • · · · . 1 .· CHEDDAR CHEESE ..... . ... ·B,DI[plqri2k '. -- CockltD.i,·lilo. c:an · il fY't~l Leroy 'Durst calling on !Krifft~~Y ~h~• t~~ ba~OOII Bom ifear's lly TKQIIJ. OHLINGI~ Mr. -t•d lltl. Dlllu Crttbl IDd llmlly were vliiUq with Mr. Mn. Dwight Gibbl reemtl:y. Mr. and Mn." •F . B. IJtcl:lfitld, spent WedneadQ wUh Mr. lrfd Mn~. Elmer Bair'd and ~nn, JJI Cheshire. Robert Obllniler ~Qtnt Wednesday night with Pearl OhUuger. MiU Emo,:ene Roush 11 •laY· inll with Mra. Alva Lud:y'doo tbll week. Ralph Clark w.as Robert Ohlinger RJebard Roush $ -~-' l D• ·• .,, '} f higher wttb this "encore". In ' contra, ( to the t~uab ~attle put up by 13th·ranked Rice. In th"e ir 'Jkat meeting, the OWls · fell be:bintl In the o~eniq, minute anq. rtever caught up. · .: ' ----~~~"--'~~~~'.::',F' ~~~na Thw •~• Born ..---:--- - - - ••• ~v~1 d . ••1 1' Cll1lk' of Tul9;1 points; Temple routed Lehigh 8148; Marquette routed touring University of Patia:.., 7+43; aDd. St. John's N. Y. edged Rhode . b · land. 8&81: E_llewhcre, St. Joo. eph'! ·Pa .• beat La SlUe. 69-66; KaDJaS State dOWned College of Padfie, 67-38; Vlllaao\la nipped WNtchester St:, 7o.B2; SyracUse routed Corbell, .M.tn: Seton Hall trounced Loyola Md., 6iHW; Louisville ripped Mort"Mad, 112· 94 ; Kansas nicked Oklaltoma A&M 65.ti2; West. Texas State sha~~ Texas . ~~. 72·71; •nd AI 'tagli'?'i's ~foot Shot at. the ·gun gave Beliho.nt Abbe~ an •84· 82 upset over Richmond. t kfoodft,ua lrellow Jackets Tangle With Logan Friday Night • \ lor Hllnt or . - . 4lbba_g • �! ' I Page Six WANT ADS t.brefo - ~De IDOII~ for 11 eentl P. -.!. l"aalrah! or 2 etDta pc wont will be dlaqed for adv«tiaiaJ if aot p.lid. for ltefort tbt t5tb of eac.L monUa foUowiq iD.iertio.n. I'ITon in Adv~uld be nported Ullh;edJa'"'!ll· The Dail.Y liellt!Del wW not be reopo.Wble for IDOre tbaa one iDeotreet iD· II LaGAL NOTte• or see Paul Patterson, Rutland, Ohio. l-3-titp - -· !at rata killed with 1 pound o! STAR WARFARIN •1 00 4 lb ' • · ; · packq:e, tl-50· HarmleSJ, auaranteed. Ebersbach Hard· ware. l-3-atp HOLSTEIN HElFER with calf, $100. St!:e J\lva Cro&S, Rutland, Ohio. . 1~tp • lelot'"· uocutm, adminl.olrf!On I -P"-e3M"i Insurance COMPLETE lniWIUlCe Protect.ieS. Life. Auto, f'lJ'e, Polio. Call DoD MUla. Middleport. C*JD, !21) Reo I Estate Apartment size REFRIGERATOR, FURNJSHZD HOUSE for Side. $25. Ca]J 80Z5.Y. \-5-atc Complete!)' modem. Freahl)' t:ar4l of Tbaolm and b~lal Nu· PliDted. Oa Uncolo HelJIIU. tic:ea o.t £\leota printed at resu Call 83().)4. 11·17-tl lar dusified rata. Obltuara• -·""·•-• 1t 1 · t ~ WANT£0 TO BUY-Lo... Oak, LEGAL NOTICI eea per p oplar, Bunood, Pine, WIU.UU. _,_ 1 ~-- -• - ~ wo...... -" or Sealed Bids will be rece1ved bY •· ~-1 ..... A41 recm.-e d ... m6.1.1 _____ _. ·' tel .. -~... ~ Also Oak, Poplar, Buawvuu the Board of County Commissionepuone 11Ye4 ~-.... •~;c.A1 bor •.. er1, Meip County, Ohio, at the Uoa. WD , l"ftD or dry. "'- .-, l-4, 8-4. DeUvered to our Office ot nid Board, Pomeruy, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Tuppen PlaiD&, Ohio yard. Ohio up untU 12;00· O'Cloell: nooa ·t965 PONTIAC Star Chief Cub on deli\lfel'Y. Write or Jan. '16, 1966, For furnUhin& tbt li.tta. Low mileage, A·l , ~ 111 for partlculan. The followlha: Jimmy Parsons, Middleport, 0. Ohio Valle7 uta. Corp . Pboae TraaJport delivery of GiiOUne, 1-4-3tc CoolvUle lUJ. Z.Z.tl regular and premium trades to .the county Goriae, Rdck Sprinllo, I 11 Notices · Or eos·e·- -:=:-l Ohio, et the direction of the County Ena:laeer, durin& the eo day IEr OUR ELtCI'IIONIC SECRE- For lease-SERVICE STATION period commencing, JaD,. 18, 1956. TARY TAKE YOUl\ WAIIIT AND BULK PLANT, together Quote prlees on both rat~ular ADS AT YOU& CONVENIENCE or sepante. Small investment. Cheap rent. Write C. B. Hanson, and premium IN TRE EVENINGS. CALL 39'1. Board of trades. Commii5ionera reRiver Road, Galllpoli•, serve the ria't to re"Jeet IDY or all Lower JO'ITLED GA1t--ID.Itall1Uon and Ohio. Phone Guyan -66086. b'.o~~ Jl!l'vice. See u• for prjees. RQ.T1·5-6lc tw.. . LAND FUllNitURE at Rutland. 23112 9-31)-tf Board of County Co;nmtn:tonert I By Dean Barnitz:, .Clerk . . FARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS APARTMENT, private, 3 rooms (12) 22, (I) .. lz.4tc Did you know you could save 25% aDd bath. Rent reasonable. R or more on parts by having youl" 2nd .,St., Middleport. Cali 440rM tractor engine overhauled be· or 24-Y. 1·15-6tc Core 4March ·s, 19M? Also ask about our .!lpec\al on painting and tuneJup. MeiiB Equipment Co. Ph.one 94, 1·3-48tc II I I Wonted To Buy .--....o:u L Wa1d Ara.old, Wamw. J.adl«u; Helen Somrn...W.. Point Pl-... ant, W01t VIJollnla; Edna Gettl01, p . PI • w d VI ... Dil otnt "'"'" • r., ; Stat e of Ohio, and boun~ed and described u followJ, to-wit : BeginDiDJ at the Nort)leaat ~orner of Fradion.s No. 8, and No. Z, Range No. 18 of the Ohio Company's Purchue; tben<e Weot 13 1/ 2 rods to a ltake; th6Jite South 1 rods and 1D llnb to a atate In the Chester and Rutland Road; thence soutb tn dearees Eut 16 rods and 10 Unb to 1 itlke in the Old Athens and Pomeroy Road: thence North 12 rods and 19 liakl to the place of "--i.Pning, con· ..... 6 ~lillning one, C1) acre. Referenee is maDe to deed from Jonatbaa Car10n to W. L. Arnold recorde(l iD VOl4Dle 315 Page 837 .of the: M.eiga Coa.'Dt,. Deed R&·tords. 1 The petition furthl!l' aUe,es be ucmained, Bryan Jenkm•ov that L. Anlold &equlred hi• and Bernard Arnold, wboae &d· one-fortieth, (1/40), interest by dresses are unknown and canaot Inheritance fN)m WitlJam L. Ar~ wnh rew:nt.ble 4111pnee be aa- nold, deceated, bll ~dfather eerttined, 'and 111 the · uaknowa and ia a teftant in common with heirs, devisee., leg3tttJ, exeeu- the above Dllmtd defendlatJ. tor a, a d m i no..nra •~ t ors, an d usltns Th e prayer of ••td petltioa 1s of Milton Arnold, decea~. and that the Court ae.t of( the plainan_t>e_unk_!!OWD belra., cievlsees, tiff's share of aaid· r,e il estate ia Phoebe Jenkinson. Chlcaa:o, nHnois ; Mayte MatthewJ, farkeraburJ:, West Vir&inia; Mildred Huffmaa, !Kll East Elm Sll'eet~ Monroe, Michigan; Carson Hood, 3323 Ruckle Stree'oS•aioaw, Miebiaan; and Merle SpOOner, 128.1,; Larin· der Street, Monroe, Miehitan, who are non ·residents of tbe State of Ohio, , Willl~;m ArnQJd, Jr., whose last known address wu Columbus, Ohio,· Blanche Wa•ner·, wboae • Ia.st known add-·s was Columbljl, ·- .,hoae 1-.... Ohio·, Tom Smith -· known addreas 1800 Oi'eaon Road, Toledo, 15, Ohio; IDd Robert Jen~lnaon, wheae laat lmowd ' addreU'• Wa& 026 So. BooJeYelt 4ve., Bexeley AddiUon, ' Columbus, Ohio, whoae preaeDt addresae& cannot, with r-eaaonable d.JU,ttaee, · NOTlC. 0' AI'JIOINTMINT ....................... • -.n'l ·~~ · llf•'- ., 'ucllle Duclrnrth, beeuud will tate notice that they Clara D. Stewart w~e P.,t Ollloo NOTtCti 01' APPotNTMIINT ... ....... t..t.t.....-o...o~a -~" l1t1t.ef ._... JoUM ,,..._.,, DtwiMCI . .~ I' IIJ•dl~ 0"• I "" .....,..., ~ NoU- •· •-~b• · ~,,. ..... q a.• -. •~ , •.,nueD -------~-- IW -••·t lltttra~-d~thae~t"a~-~"!-~~ ... lltiDL Ln.-. ill. JW ra• D&r- ~ Pro•·t l•'e ol uu••e-• llelit "" ..,.. •H•"W ....-~ County, Ohio, deceued. , ~ Dated thir 20tb ~ of- D~ · u ,. Syracuse, -..e..a County, Ob..io, de. ceased. Dated tbia 19th day Of Decembet, 19M. Joln1 C. ,Bacon Judge of the Probate court Melp Coul\W, Ohio, (121 22, 29; (1)-Ute ~ • Job c.1j.le~n ber, 1955. Judge of the l"robate €ourt Jlelp County, Ohio: (12) 22, 29; (1) G·Bie 1 ·,:.;:;.:;;;;;;~;;;;;;_-;;;====~i;;;i;;;;;;.;;,;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ h.ave II been made partiu defendant Ia uid petition and they are requ.Jred to answer the same on or before the 4th day of February 19116. BEST BARGAIN EVER! ' C. L. Ainold, Plainlilf. O'Brien & O'Brien. · Attorneya for Plaintiff. (12), 8, Ui, 22, 29; (1), ~ •. 12,6tc --- • $299 COMPLETE ROOMS FURNITURE I I I ·! 30% DOWN- BALANCE EASY TERMS 10 Tl,mes Out Of 10 Best Prices Ul:'l St!l.. llo1!11 ~~f lliJ lhlrley-D•wf•••• c. ... n. "r , ~, . ~·>1h .. 1 ~ :..; ~a_.. :! ~ ~~ ' ' [ f. ' StoD And S. Our Wide Stl.ctiCNI Of Ntw And UMd MOTORCYCLES J ~O· kJIJ'; .o' • I 0~ _, . r!l. 1 1. • ~~ij!jj\-;.),~-;· i . ."ll'...,;,'.Ill..,, [.,i ... . BUNCE HARLEYDAVIDSON SALI!S •j. .,. ,.~. Middleport, Ohio Rl 7 It AVt St. Middleport. 0. _ sec. 141 For Rent 1nd assi&ns of Mag.ie Canoa, de- ...... , wbo · - ....80.,. and .:u - · vaa cannot, wiLb reuoaable dili,Jenc:e ==:-:::;-;--;-;;-.;:;;;;;;;-;;;V ~be '"ortalnod, wtU tate notice FOBEMAN & ABBO'fl' T Notice is hareby cJveD. that RlVICE All matea 9_,,_;. ·~ .._ that C. L. Arnold tiled blo peUUoa cba ij D ,...,..,, b p Ol . Zelda Healey, Albuctuerque, Niw 1111 the Cammon Pleu COW't of r u_..,- ... ,.., w ose o.at • Pert Technieiana. PIMmt ..,JJ.U Mexico; Edith Sloan, Jt. o., WiD· Meigs County, o£io, Cue No. flee Addreaa la r Syraeut~ Ohio, Ml\idleporl. , ebester, Indiana; Ehna Poue, R. 12,360 , alleJine that be wu the 'hu been duly appointed as Ad.lADlO & 'l'~VlSJ.ON &a.VlCI' D., Winche.~r. lndlaaa; LueUe owner of an Wldivided one-for- mlD.istrator of the Estate of Lufb.oae zoo. t:leh111:1d ~IIDC6 Coates. R. D., Winchester, In- tieth, (1/ fO), Intere-t m tbe fol· ~~rtb late of Village of bwre 118 l\o . Main St., l"om:CfOJ diana; Ruth Wright, Rlehmoad, lowing described real estate: ....--:HS-d Indiana; Ra1 Tracy, 118 Xuwell Jeveralty aa.d • partition thereof St·-t, CLa•le:l!lton, West V'-gln'"', Siluate ln the Towas.bap of be made. '" • • ~ w (20 t:SJ Jessie Holmes, Cblciio, Illinois; Sal is bury, Couat.,. of Meigs, and The persons first above oamtd .uoia. (I 3) F / . ClndiiW Acta , . . - 'r lo .L 1· -;-~~=---:::--::------M.1rill be ..nblisfleo tu (9) For Sal e ~ oame 411 c r~ve4. =----..,,BOUSE '~"RAALER for aale. 11iM aata: 2 ce.D.b per ....S. oae ... -22 Coot Cre5Uiner. Interior ..uoa, lflntml.lm cbatte wac.li.ke aew. Call Middleport 6903- !;:.~.~ar Thursday, Jar\uary,S, 1956 . . A&P J(nows •~eryiJody &llres·A Good.,.., THAT'S WHY WE BRING YOU THIS SPECiAL" W'EK~!INQ 1 • 12) Card of Thanks - -------We desire to edend our sincere thanks to ail our friends and ntfighbors for their assistance in the illness and death ol our de~tr wife and mother. Also for the ·bea utiful floral offerings, to I he .si nger!i, pall beat·ers, to the Rev. C. E. Hoyt for his cumtol· iny words and to tllC RawlingsCoats Funeral Directono for !heir cfricicnt serv ice. John Werner and family. 1-:)..ltc / A&P Super Rlght--<hoice cut.s, well trimmed Sirloin Steak • • COFFEES~OP Ltan, UMer New Maftlpment Round~teGk . · . • Tender Cube Steaks lb 87c Boneless Rib Steaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb 87c T·Bone Steaks' . :. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb 85c Swiss Steak, cut from round . . . . . . . . lb 6fc INakfast 1nd lwenfnt iMAN'S WRIST WA'rcll, ha s V. K. on back . Lot>t ilround Christmas time. Reward . CaU 49-X, Mr.<~ . A. R. Kn lw ht. l·a.3tc Smoked .. Picnics . bt,..,.... ... ,0. T.H. I.IT Ideal small . sbe-eut . froin lb25c Salmon Steaks , . . .. . . . .. . ' lh 69c ' . ----..,.-,-:: J91)3 CHEVROLET Station Middlel-4·3tc WIIOR AI. $231M. Jimmy P.unona, Mid· dlerwr~ ~--· ·14-Ste 1933 Jo'OIW ~ Tgn Pickup. P.er· feet tht·ouwhout, $1l9fl. Jimmy Par&ons, Middleporl. 1-4-3te · 19M KAISER Se.r.lan. Prtcea: aver· age ret11il $620, averate ·Joan $418; )'Ours for only $399. John R'chmond, 814 E. Main St., Pomeroy . l-3-3tc -:.~ 2-doOr i9.'l4 Dt.·lu x Sedan, '1295. hlactlaar'a, Po mcr~)', Ohio. 12-3HJtc CHiVil0LET { J\1118 ·k·. t HEVROLET BEL-AIRE 4· Sed1n, '1390. Blaettnar'•· Oblo. 12-31·611: 2qtbtls65c it 0 MedlumS~t;e - MENT. AutoJUtJc &as furnace. 12-au Coli 6t7tl-J, Sunsweet Pr~nes 21bpkg53c IF Whlto, Dovllo - onl Ytllw -·' Swansdown Cake Mlxts,. . . . : . . . . . . . , . . . pkg 27c (16) For Rent or Sale . ' . , . . lwtnsdown : :· · . d·roum HOUSE for rent or talc in Sugar Run. Jaformation, 127 . , 1 • • • • • .. · • .. .. pkg 49c You have IO!IIIthln,g ·II Angel Food Mix Butternut. 1-6-12Lp To Sell, Tra... Longhorn Cheen . : . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . , 21hs 89c I 17) Help. Wanted . naunce, LetA DoilY ' ·ASSISTANT MANAGER-Woman Sentln1i DI•Piill)' ... wll.h l'at· able· to work lOme eveninws to help manaaer select and train outBide aaleawomcn. Unusual opportunUy. ~aUonally known company. No l)lrties, no delivenng, no eanvauln,q, ' no collctting, no lnvcJtment. Flex· Jblo hou rs. For personal Interview writo .about yourselt to Box 668-A, % The Dally Senhnt'l. givina: phonf! number . 1·5 8tp. HILP '::W::-AccNT"'ID · - · - - WOMAN to earn money part time and l'venlnyl, No txpcrtcnec nccrssary . No deUvery. No collecting . T1·alnini aad equipment at our cxpcnJt1 Earn up to $15 a day rnr a few bourll of pleas· ant' work . Car heee~~sary. for pt'rMonlll interview, wrlt(l Bole 6d8·A, % The Dai1)' Sentinel. 1-G-.fJtp ,...C.:.-'-"-- --·----- ~''Wont Ad .be Yaur Rtpi'ft.III'O .. YI. • - .They Get ,. (20) Business :?ervices l~::iii£~~~ Can washt'd Hnd lubricated . Free pickup anrl delivery l!ervice. Phon(' 9007 , DARSTMOBJLGAS, EaHt Main Stroet, hmeroy, l2-30 8tc for Nllatile Uaio 11t'a TV re;IG, oall I!Ottl-,1. We Scbmoua Ohio. aD Thes e At P Produ;, ts COST YOU lESS! . ~f .. ·' . 1. . ,;'!ll: t;.,, .. . !!"·"''" "' While Hollltllnlia!il. M!&llill ilwtm Dried·Milk ' ~~ ... \J'':t. AI:P'o New An Plltpose OU . dexola .• • . 9.6 .0.1 ce~n 23c • pt-bt129c 0 .,;,. • · .· . ~1·. Replar or Fl... · ' ,· ·• "' .r ·, , . ·~· "•::~Parker l)ratlae P1rker FOol Long · .. t', . Jlllle Parker . '• ·loaf15c •·· . ot . \ NBWt l!lei'Yice · at ltlia · ~atiAUI Pntu club'a weleume--bac:k ·dlnnlr IMCJrson Per:sonals \)S~, Gtlf>erl, ' . Is the hollda)'& at the bla mother, .Mrs. . Gladys · ...... chatrman. - ... ~ ... ·-~··.-r-o- - --- Nltro Scltools, · holiday Hl80fL Mrs. iflnhle · . fiRd Mrs. .. ·" . 0 ~ Purle Ground .. , J"l~·h I \'1' 1 'i · • ·~ ' r Ann Pagi ~cldlngs ·• .. . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . .. • ·~ , '~ "1. . ~ ~- ~ OprOwnt~ll·lags, lcl)eat' .. ; .. '·' .~ . · t ·if' ..... ' ', .,. ,r i .. Sulta•l..ns . . . ; . . . . . ... ..\ ~::..~ Suhajta TUM Fish, flake sWfe ;:" ~- '.','·· ,Ann,ageKetcilup. -~ : . :··.· :.:.. Sunn~ Flour, Enrichftl • .f .• ·t. .. ,. L: . . ( Z•ll 'I ' . ' ,, I• . Ann Page Black Pepper. 1 ••••, ••• ' •••• hzcte• Sp.arkle 6 Kind• • ' "''·'~d y The Doily ' AnnPaj*~,,.nch Dressing:\ .....,.'~ .· ...;. : ... ·...·• · . . . ·) . Alin Page ·Mayonnaise,.··... , ·:-. . ,. : ..., . : . • ;' . :, .... Willi Pork.oriti T.,..lo Sauco ~· ·0 . <I 31~can 73c •• ' each45c ! '"c;•.;.•fou , ,.A....~~f . . . ·Giant Jelly RoU .. • eaehf9c 'RaiSin Bread Onions-31b <· "~ iff9~Ca~er;;. ; Jane . ~' Large Sweet Spiol•h ' lona ·sweet Peas '· AI:P Braud. Otu Finest • •• . . Appl'. Sciuce '. Grap,tfr~it s..,dion. ANN PAGE OUr Fillleal. Kid~~y, Beans _~ .•,, . . AN'N PAGE f5% MAPLE · · .•. 1: · ... .• . . Tc-~le $yrup . ·; , t ~· ."j,".. · AAP't'MA8VEL. !1 FLAVORS . · lce·(;. reQm · • · •• ,.. . , ~A!!'I!'~~ER FRESH DAI.LY · whete Bread •I • · .• , , · PUIIE VEGETABLE .dexo·Shortentl!s ' M\lshrooms pt19c . Daily·Q~g Food ·S·l6o.1 ens 39c . Tender FJ~v~rful Bullons These A&P Products COST YOU lESS! Sunsweet-Pure Very desirable tJrst floor APART- your STEAK Alma Dudl'b:ng, a Halibut Steaks .................. lb45c Special. Thi. W.eek 1949 CHRYSL.~Jt. black, A·l Condition, $600. J\mnw i'ar.lioons, Middleport. l-4-3tc Perrecl wi~Ji FI\Jih Fra1n-Pan R•ady FNth Fronn-Pan Re1dy Prune Juice .·'tb a5t: . ., • ·lb 73F • • STEAKS-OF-THE-SEA young, lend..-,/' 'Jitidker• aa4 . mellow smoked, ,hort shlllk IN USEDCABI - .- - Tendl!r . ' • • • • • ' MARTIN Contact Hrla w..t McAlllolor. Mtio'· P~trsons, •.'• . .. ' .lb75c • ' A& PSuper Rlght-Jrom the tenderest pax! o f round Retervetlom for Pirtl• and laftCIUih At All Tim• $1303. Jimmy port. .. .. ,. • IN MEMORIAM In Memory of our Mother. Mrs . · Berlha Boyd, Antiquity, · Ohio, who died at Holzer Hospital, January 5, 19~0. Dear Mother, this was our first "chri.lltmas without you; and Oh. how 9ur h e<~rts werc hurt ; But we knew .\'~ were hvppy berau,>;e tbcr~" is The r1u sorrow in Heaven. Childrl'n- Mary, Mae. S.al'ah, La\HII, John, Geneva, ltil;"tt.m ami Klithlcwn. 1·5· ltc t"'M:~::::l•:::'O'C:,IID. p-;{;ct-;o~tio-;; • •' • '.·. . • , NAN.CY �• - . -,- ,age fiight • · -..~ • ' ' ' .....,.;Id-:"~'-le.:::po.;;..rt;.;;,:...O.;.;J,.!,;.Io;-., · ~------- ---,.~,....~ ,The Doily !>el\tlnel, Pomeroy-M The Daily Sentinel Roush-Riggs • .. ·" Engagement~t POMEROY SOCIETY .. • ., - • Local Chu.~ Of Christ Companion : ·Entertained By'Mrs. Harold Smith Tues. e at e . Weather I 'OHIO: much ct~lder hnl1ht •IKf hft,r. d.-y; .,.... flurr'" btu,..,, ln north tonl8ht. Low hlftltlht 1111 nof'lfl and I 5-22 ttvth. MIDDLEPORT. Methodist Parsonage Scene Of Double Ring Ceremony Between White-Solser ' Mbs Sunday a fternoon, January 1, at balf past one o'clock, Mtss Vertr.1 Mae Wb1te, daug hter of ~?.~.!Y.eturned I ·-- .. 1 and Robert w-•- 247 as Outing At Chester Seout Camp LETART FALLS· Mr. and Mn. 'Y(llbur Freeker returned to their hOme ia CleveIY Mill. J. D. ltOUSH 1 land WednQ<fay mor~ after a Mr.s_ V. D. Dirby of Racine and visit with their ~t.s. Mr. and Mra. David Fred:er and Mra. Mta. ll B. Powell and ·aon, Don, were In -<Charle•ton Saturday to ' Susie Fitber. attend the wedding of their niecl!l Mra. Home11 HOller was the folly Ann Burn~ to Earl B. dinner Cue~l of her parenu:, Mr. l.yJlcb_ Don' seFYed as best maa at and Mra. David Jl'nck.,:~ W:"(l- the weddJnc which wu held in Desday and helped her 'moEh~ ' th~ Chapel of Christ"" ~thodist ~elebra!e her ,birthday. tbllreh at 11:30 A. M. 1 • Doa Powef I.Qd Kelly Sa)'l'ft Mr. and .Mn. Homer Bolter at- employed ln Columbus spent the -ended open hGUH at t~ boJne' New Year's weekend wtth tbAit of Mr . and Mrs. Joe .a.ntY. Har~ ptrenta, Mr. and Mrs. H. .B. PoWell tJSonvllle Road, New Yul'• n..,. pf thiJ plate and Mr. and Mn. EdMrs. Elizabeth Huber of GaUi; gar SaYre of Antiquihl polis is tbe guest of Mrs. Up.a ., rMD. •Delpba Cumml~ga .spent L H~ber and other rel&UYea and ..tNk WJth her ~au&hters, Mn .. C fnends1 S. Canaday aud Mn. Wilber Clrtl'e • G~Upoli.s Mass Joanne Peat returned to Mr:' d Ji. H G1 her emplOYDient ,.in 'Ctn.cin~ tend,~d~~he ::&t~~~:f 't~J~rms:~· Tu~sday, after a two weeks' n~ 1:\.. ,· •Ead G•imrn to Mia L 1' 0 I cation wUh her mother Mrs Qu. b' " s Trevey and Mr. Trevef. · · 'J.:..:;;. 8• et, 3lst. at the Holy Roslii'-T, Chapf!l io Columbl18. • Grim~·· father, E. P. Grimm Mr. of Royal Arch M01101UI Will W~ldnJton c . H . is H ld • ---'I ' · this week with him. 0 .-.nnl&f.U. RIJJB(:tio~ · 1.Mr. and Mrs. Vira 'l Norris hs The annual lnspection of Fom· fll5 dinner euat.s su~day :Mr. anti eroy Chapter No. 80 R.~.M.: , Will ¥rs. RoN Norris, Mr. and Mrs. be held at the Pomeroy MNollic .Gainer, "Mrs. O}fll Zerkle, chll· Temple, Mon~y, Janulll')' 9, at dren Blllie ancl Sandr.a 7:30 P·~· The put m~ten deOa Sunday afternoo~ Jan. 8th ~ee: wltb the aU~rory wiU be at 2:30 P. M. Rev. J. Rustell Duliven. gan, a repre"•entative of The Tem"'Ollyer H. Ormiston, ~Uett, peraneeto J.eague Qf Ohio at wiJI gran((' captain of the hott of ~eat the con1 regaHon thf.: Grand Chapter of Royal Aftb Letart Falls Methodist chureb: Masons of Ohio will ~ the ·inThe Misiloqacy ~llltitute of specting officer, Pdrttmouth Dtatrict wRI be held . A dinlftlr at 6:30 p.m. wil~ pre- at Old Town MetbodJst Church on cede the meeting. Jan. 12. A good dele&ation from here plaps to attend. MRS. OODDRILL HOITI$5 ' Mr. and Mr.s. J. 'E. Sopher of Mra. Hartsel Doddrill entertain· Ada the holidays with his ed members of her bMda:e club Rev. a11d Mn. Sopher. Wednesday evening at ·her horn~ Hensler of tbe Navy 01 t in Chester. Firat pnze waa won Fta, spent tlie holi .by Mr.11. Bern4U'd Krinke and seclather Jl'hoinaa He~ ond prlte wu won bY 11111'1 . .ChlrlMrs. H_.rry HJII. es St&nley. .. of Mr. and Mrs Refrl¥hments were 1erved to Mr. and Mrs those named above and Mrs. Helen Rtffrank Jennings and., Mra. Danny Lawrenc e ; Elsie, New Ha- I j .or mj.t. . Mr. and · ROUSH'S .' . I Qteetinr • ed the vote of confidence tnotion &ard, concerning the 'bond laue •nQ ocw olfleera A.IULeB HilJ, who is the flrs\ 'wotfie ' board UQ!o man to serve on the boo.rd.. stand behind A special meeti~ wlll be held Iasue to bt voted 1 on Monday niJht 'to bond election to be c:Jerk and to deal with other portant matten. The public was elected lnvt!Od. · Barnbart, was Loc$J home ter. WASIIINGTON UP - Congr.., the future until the bud(et ~<~n show a •urplus even after some enhower't requeJt to hep federal paymenl is made on tb~ aational ulea aDd. eorpotiUon tuet at debt. Uaeir present Jevell for aaotber ltecnon Yur Qu.ncby year. • Not everybody in Cungress •as Key Jawoaabra in bpth parties aa wed to the 1dca of no redue· and both bOUJf':!l today were hon as Mr. Eisenhower Suppos ~ aereed on tbb. Tbey aid there he taW a look 10 M'01y or June will be little or no difficulty in and atiU ean'l see a tax cut, exteadine businea taxes--tbw Would Con&reu, 10 an election saviq tbe tru.aury llttee- biUloa year, approve a reduction ilny dellars-as reque.ted by llr. Eis- way? enhower ia Ilia State of the Urrioa The way mott member.s m both meu;~se Tbunday. parties were Wkmi today tbe 1bil meana eulae tu rata on aDJWer W'IU QO. But there ;ras a aueh itema u lifl[uor, JUQlilte, cia:· feelin( that the closer member¥ aret.a, cosmetiC!~ and lun would get to eleetion day , the warmer eaatinue at their present rate ~af· will Wax their sympathies for tbe ter A,ru 1 aJtboup_ they origin tupayer. ally wen scheduled tO dedine Other key proposals made by lben. The tax rate OJI eGrpOration Mr. EisenhoWer and tbe con.gresineome would eoatinue at 52 per- &ional outlook on each: tent. Sebool toaltruetion- Mr. EillenAs tor personal Jneome tu, bowa- did not H)', but aome eonmOlt lawmakm: qreed with the greuiobal JOU.rtt!l reported be President there can be ao red~· will ad: later for 250 miU1oo doltian immedlatd:r. But JOme held ian ln.. federal &rent. yearly . for o:~~t hope that uother look at the five yean~ to fiaanee bioi t»''Ollm 116vei'J1llleat badpl Ia tile rp' or btlp in buildiq ~blic e&D yet opea Ute Wl1 to a reduc- schools. lion either on IW., 1 or ned Some such srbool bill baa a &ood luuarr. eJtaaee to pass. Early House aetion lb. Eiaenhower, In hiJ cougres- . is: ~ oa a eomrn.ltkHpaioul meuap,' ruled out. u far pro'Hd measure tarrJin&: lqer as he M ~ anJ reduction ,:rant.-about 400 ~aillion dollars in ineoliltf toea. And hr Did yearl:v-for four !'eat'S. won't go a.loft1 ~ a cut in ne bi& quQtlon mart D a proposed a,nebdment to bar aid to Hat.eJ wllirb eoa.tlaue to maihta.in scbool ugreptioo. If apprwed iD the HOUle, UW could till t'he bm ln the Senat-e_ f'arm-lbe President said he would ask ill 1 .ii~itl farm m~ -'D l,ltf( for a. _lOil~lan ror OOIJ!e IorJ!.\ · ~ I of ploduotion anct "~'ror mea~~m:a lo diJPQ@ of .surpl .· CongreSs probabli'''"wiTI give bHn' Y,.lnOJt ot Rat be wants and a lot tlllt be d(loea-n't want, ineludin& a .bllt- to provide for 01 retur:a to at leut a IIIOdified lorm Of, ~iaid Issue Given Middieport~ Of.New Officers From Fife m~ . . w.UJ Jo •lone witb Pmideat Ell- NewRetord Low Volunteer Firemen from femeroY. Racine. and Syracuse wete JUest.s 1_'1lursd.Jy evening of the Middleport Vl)lunte~r Fire Department wbeo the)' met at lbe Firemen'a Ball for th~ir monthly meeting. Cbarlea: Murray, presl· dent, wu in cbarge and durin& the s~sslon pl1ns were discussed with the visitors In reJ(ard to the newly Organized M.efgs County ' Volunteer Firemen's Asaociation. • Ra)'mond 1\u&~el.l, retirin& Fire Chief, pve a report of the 1955 Department calls and report· a low of only $1~ loss for Barbara Stogt, Middlport, entitfl vili..ee during this hired as Exec!utive Secretary year Sidney T. Russell presented tlle Meils eouDty Child ~~~~~~I :the retiring Chief witb ~ Past Board at a meeUq of the Ftre.Chief'a badae 't'Oted to send a held Tburaday night at Children's Home. to the special meet· 'the State Firemen's Asso- I , Mr. an,d Mt;.t. W. C. Grimm and daughters Bllirba:a ~(I Pat~y of . Cbitago, Ill., arraved - !n tllear air- , B: plane and spent .several days with thEUr parent&, 'Mr. and Mr' E. J . G!imm and llrs. Bury \VOJfe of }\aeme. • I • I Mr. lllld Mrs. ~alter McDade of Troy brought his mother home Mr&. Walter Ro11sb_ following a Vi!il With (hem · Norman Ro111b and Robert So· pher' ~tiiJ'Aed tc. ~e up tbeir ~hool wor' at OhJo Vnlvenity. . MbslrenQ .M:'iller teacbet" tn the Columbu• acbools spent seVeral days with bet fathor Bart MJUer. Mrs, Cora Mae· Fii:ber of Riple~ j Is spendiD:g seviral weeka w1th '~~~unt ana E. a salary o, of el$'~·se<re- , Of!" I I }'011'. w.. HplsJIID. ·";"'~·iMrag·:;J;;·;b;·~H;"'~·~no~y~,;;;;:;;;:~~;;~g~~;;;,;;~~3'~ r.~b~e~r~.,~ Yes; Yes; Child Welfare Board Appoints New Setretary ~;~;l~:~~~;:.f~~~:~:j~; I:~:~~·~offlcers 21·22. in ~ Cleveland on Middl~port's · SerVieeTo ·Appeal Filed .To Set . Aside · ~'-' JPR~ , ... I , ...... Cboreh Y~uth RallyiJate IS Feb.4 ' ALL OVER TH·E STORE • . ' - . . . ,FRIQ4)'i JAN. 6th and'SA"I"U RDAY~ . '. ". . l '· • ' ' Charle! he does ...m "" re·eJeetion as ," . Judge Threatens lL." ~di;a .• uu ""'6' ;.ganon dMruee procrams. ·, J FlOod~ .... ltill.Md;riQ tlaiJ complieated Plan !0 llelP povporty owoen ob'l"id<r ... , ~ biglnny . Non~iianee · '• ~ oupporl&. did oot 111 tiow be wUII it lindeed, wbetl:ter by llflW UUa bonda: or from. curreat reveaue. Some proarama aJ";;':'~' will be paged, bul oa '· a · - rlibt b aheod. Tbe ' S...te already bu paued Ita bW, witll DO new taxes or bollda aatboJi1. · ed. The a.... will atart Ita versioll aoon. Public: bousiaa-Mr. Eilephow.,. ukfd 3$,000 n.W llllitll lf!il 7U1' ud nut. Democilti believe , lbiJ '0111 pa,. If tho l'rfaldtiit pula prtioma .. roluelaat ~b- ' Ucaa miiiDben. Key Rouaf RePublieaaa Will iullst tl•• prvgnm be 1 reotrletetl bJ> tbe PnoideOt. ·to ........WOO wltb rlum aod blll!lt ' ' ' =t-.; . tall., · HJshwa,..eoJMtrudion-fte Pl'eaidst l'alewd bls: bi~ (Of a bi.C u1Li' federal lli&hwaf program, He " TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY· ' FLATS $!.95 I-BO_Y_S,-0-X-FO_R__D__S_ Fur Top . . . , $3.59 Childrens . . . $1.95 Work Rubbers $2.95 2 Buckle Work $3.45 iMr. and ~.· Monroe Sbeelf, .son, Keith of GalUPQUs Jpedt Monday with bla nephew, A. 'R Sheets. • , " · Excise And Corporation Tues · To Remain For One MoreYear biaJ> i $1.95 ven. AttendaoCe af the Methodist Sunday SehooJ SUJJda:r ns ~ of· terinr $5.88. ' · •pendlnr month's $2.95 Mens4 Buckle $3.95 Local School .Is Reorganiz d . Saturday from Waterf(lrd where she had vJirited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mr. aod Mrs Joseph Wh lte Sr ., · alld family and Hayden)lloersyill e became the bnde of ,wbere 1he was a guest of )lr Raymond 8 . Sal..<ier, son of 1 and Mrs. Albert Sparks and ll:rs Eva Thomas and the late family. Anthony Salser of Racine, at the Coach and Mrs-. Charlea McDo~ itaeme Methodist parsonage with aid a,nd cblldren, T(lny and the Rev. John Elwood oHtcJatins Jane, bave moved to the former at the double riog ceremony. Jones property on Fifth and U~­ The engagement 'of Miss DciOD• The bride given in marnage by colb Street.. which has been purRoush, daujbter of Mr. artd . ~, I !ler lather, wore 11 navy blue sui' chased by James Bailey. A. H. Roush, Middleport, _ ,.a.o4. with red accessories and a eorMr. and Mrs. Clarence Might, Keith Ria:p, . SOil of Mr.s. ·tf:l.oJ(' .sage of red rosrbu!b Sr., ate in Princeton, Ind., to S11nsbury, Front St., Midille~tor~ Mra Max Uroy Bormg, sister of ViliJt Mr. and Mra. Lawrence and Ira RJgjs, Columbus, n.!l the br1de and matron of honor Mlght. been announced by her parent-4. wore an tee blue dress wtth. black Mr1. C. R. Karr, Sr., and Mrs. No definite date has been set for!lecessorJ es. Max Leroy Boring C. ' R. Karr, Jr, were in Gallipo- the wedding. brother-in·law of the bride served n. Tuesday evening to vi.alt Mn. as best man. E. T. Bauer, Jackson, the former M1ss Rowh graduated (rom tbe Mrs. Wh ih!, m olh~r o f the Patty Karr, who is , a medical Middleport Hiib School and is · a bride, wo. e a navy blue dress Holzer Hospital. patient at nurse at Mt. Carsenior student with black accessories and a pink Mrs. Louise Mugridge, Port mel Hospital School of Nursing, Thomas, r ose bud conaye. Mrs Huron, Mich., is 1ll at the borne ColumbUs. Mr. Riggllo" graduated mother nr t he groom wor e a black is employed. of her daughter and son-in-law, from Pomeroy High School and and pink pnnl dress WJlh black Guests at the wedding dinner the Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Banger- pl11ns to enter pre-medical school accCJ>suriej and a ~: orsHge of pink were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White, ter. at Obw Univtpity in February. to.tie buds Mr. and Mn. Max Boring, Jack He bas recently been discharged Mrs. C. H. Jones, South Third after .\'ervin" four yeara in the A dmncr for the ~ uc sh was Becbt, Miss Katie Becht, and MiH • held at the home o[ the bride's Helen RoUIIh ot MinersvJUe; :Mn. Avenue, and her niece and nepb- Na~y paren t:~ . folluwmg the ceremony Eva Thomas~ Mrs. Addle Weaver, OW·In·law , ~k Mra. Wh iteman eu:ome The CO U[} \e left immediately lif. Mils Dorothy Salser, Charles"' Sal- Tillis, Point Pleasant, have re- Mr. ter the dmn cr [or Lorain. 0 ., and ser, Pete Hendrix, Don · Hendrix turned from a trip to Florida , are now at home to their frwn& and Matt Hendrix all of Racine where they enjoyed deep sea By LoCal Caruuta Club at Oberhn , 0, wh ere the Rroom and Mrs. Nlal SAlser, Apple Grove. f~hmg and other southern pleaMrs. Dale Whiteman was wei· ~~~~~~~~~ sOres. They callf'd on Fred Sh1f- 1comed as a new member when gll Brown on Fnday evening let and HowJrd Ew1ng while in the LJncoln Hlll CanAsta Club and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Leif- Florida and vl8ited in Clearwater met Tuesday evening at the home PenneUas Par~. Port Myer and of Mrs Douglass Slngl:!r. L heit on Saturday cveniRi· Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Attending were Ray Johnson, St. Petenburg. Roger Letfheit, · Edc.he Bartets, C. H. Wise, andin George Morarity , Mrs. Robert Boy Sco ut Troop 247 of 'Rock EvenJtt Michael, Tommy Brown, Halftnger; OVEC,Jr .,were Waver- Lawrence Dalley, Mrs. Rny Woodgeard and Sprmgs enjoyed ca mpini lilt the Jim Kerns, Don Sayre , Larry ly OQ busines, thJ& week . Mrs. Eugene CunQc . Boy Seou L camp at Chester over Max Sanborn and Mrs Arthu~ A deascrt course was served Johnson, Lee Reed. Joe Brown, the weekend. The boys returned SkJnner were business visitors in by the hostess at the conclulion Roger Starcher, Bill WHsoa, home Sunday morning lo attend Parkersburg, Tueaday alternoon of the games, · to tbo.se named 'Kenny C01it111, Chuck Bailey, Sunday School . Mrs. He:.-: Root has been noti- above and Mrs. Shirley Guinther. Meals were prepared hy• the Diek Clark , Fred Brown, Mike fled that hor son-in-law, Clarence boys who a l ~o work ed on the Barnhart and Ra y Whaley, scout- Kunze, is 11 surgical pahent 1n a HOPDAY GUESTS second clasH seoul work maste r and George Wagner, assis- Columbus hospital. Holiday guests of Mr and Mrs. tant scout master. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, Jr. , A. H. Roush and (amily were MUs GUeHl:; while u. t cam p were V•r· and Mr. and Mrs. Wdllam Childa faye Rowh, Nr. and Mrs G9;01"£e drov~ to Huntington Wednesday Douglu (LuciUe), Denver. -coto evemng to attend the Marshall and Miss Donna Roush, sebior College basketball eame. hurse pt Mt. Carmill School of Mr. ad Mrs. Dwight WJJJace Nursln' Columbus. D~ring the and sons, Bruce and Alan, were holidays Mr and Mrs. Douglas boliday weekend gue 1 t.a of her visited hb parents, Mr. and Mrs parents, Mr. and Mn. G c . Knox, James Daskah, Sprtni Valley, N. Y. and family In McConnel!lvllle. Mrs. Mae Drummond, Xenia , who is a house.:ucat of MrR. A. J. Beaver and Misa Sylvia McMaster umbus, left on a southern trip W!ls a dtnner Q'ueat Monday of today after spendtng Wednesday Mr. and Ml'8. CarroJI Swanson ni&ht with her mother, Mrs. Minand family and Mra. C. fo'. Haw. nie Er! Jwm e and family . Rev. J. E Snyder, Columbus, i.a IUns. New Year'$ dJnner aueat.s of a houseguest of his slstCl', MT1. Womens Mra. George Child• and daugh. Will Hap1onstall .and othera. Values to $~.95 Robert Tompkins who ba11 spent ter, Janis, were Mr. and Mn. William Ch.ildJ and family, Mrs. the past two weeks with hiS parMinnie Gilmore, Mr. and Mra. ents, Mr. and Mrs. E." ft.. TomP.Sizes Ralph Gibbs, Jr., and family, khb and nephew, James Hamer · Mr. and Mrs. Caah Babr and fa· left Tuesday tor Baltlmor~ Md.: 81,1 lo where he is employed. miJy. Chief of Police and Mrs. Ru.ueU Values lo U.45 Mrs. EdJth Russell la crlticaUy Bailey and daughter• visit~d sw.te ill at the htme of her dauehter Patrulman and Mrs. David Proffit Mrs. Doyle Millor. ' Gallipolis, Tuef!;day evenJng. Mr. and Mrs. Joo StanfQrd and Carmen Oeenis, VQC!al Instructor Sizes 5·9 Sizes 10·3' family, Ceres, CaUfornla. are Jn the lotal eehool.s spent the holionly 1ix mtlea from the aerious days with her p1rents, Mr. and RUBBER FOOTWEAR flooda In that par'/ of the "OUn- Mr11. C. E. Deeoi11, Columbus. try aC91'dinr to their mo~ther, Patricia Baker left Tuesday tbr Mrs. Max Sanborn, who talked Musklngum College. after the holiWomen's. to them lonr distance on New days and wu accomi)&Died by her lg Boys Yeara. Mr. S'tanford, who was 1 mother, Mrs. Edisoo Baker. They victim of polio four years 11~ were joined in Marietta by Miss hu returned to hlJ position a1 Baker'e roommate Ann Scrt~ntOI). .Z.85 teacher In the Cere11 school11. . Mrs. Baker wu tb'e , Mi.u Iris Van Cooney, Washing. ol Mill. ! Slaea 8-1 ton, D. C., and Mrs. J,.aura Hager, ' ,,";,,;,;~ hoJiday &Ue~ts of Mrs . Editorial Phone 397 No. 1M! clevtiiMM IMif. Ct.u.ly, windy end turwlr11 . Devoted To TIN latn Vol. '/II ...._ ••niMf' ,.,.,. hittl 4144 Mrtft ..... ..... ..... J4.M ...,..,.... tile. rlllt of flood dam- 110111· ~!en oald ~0~~~ .._ uu. liDo will be I · ronip •..i Uoa wants SHOE STORE New,Candidat~~s .(;uUles For 1956 . At Board Of Elettions .,. -.. ' uld. with two other publieatlonio, o Voter'o Guide aod o J'reoiiod Guido. He atlribllles mueh lmprovement ia the elft-.. tioa man.qemeDl to tbe uae~ Uf .1 ~- Guldeo, wbleb be oriiiJiltod • couple yean ago. ' . 2 Pc L,·.. •· . "'"S Roolll Suifes ·sa~e·$70 I SOFA BEDS·· Now $58~ ' • � 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/. 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