https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fd6c3490c710f6d1b771749beabf2bf1.pdf ee48189db92ba90bef29c72b78b0e283 PDF Text Text • - . -,- ,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~ ' • �I ' • -------- PagJT~• 1 rhe Caily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MI~~rt, Oht~·--·--:--============:;::==:':Ft::id;::aijy'~,;;JQC:nu~c;:ry~6ie,;::1:::95:.6 he Daily Sentinel o, THI MI•So1V4011 AltiA ......,., I. Owotl • ••• - Pullllsl>P ~ .it......... &teP' luadiJ b.r Tille Ohio Vall., Sentl;a.et. ~a< at lHt M.!c~antr •Bt ., "~~!;'If. 0 . BUJ&.Ueu ofile t .. pbo!lt . _ tdJtorlal olti~ pbOilt ..,~ The Doilv Sentinel Ul, N . Y. Subsert,uon rates: De}lvll'f . ~ tarrier where naiJJ.b~e 30 ceurr per weel:; one yeu in advance at Tbe Dally Sentinel olflce, Sl6.00: ab: months, $7.80; three \ J WSJ\Z. TV WCHS ·TV Channell Channel3 FiliPA"!' FRIDAY f'..,.,; 7:00 TOday D:OO Coffee Time REPORTS ON: 1 II : Q~ Home 12:00 Tennessee Ernie , ' Fea~ber 2:30 World of Mr. Swo.cney 1:45 Mode.tp. Romancet' 3:00 .IJttl.nee The.tre 4:00 Date with l.Ue 4•15 FJltlt LDYe 4:8Q 5:00 5:a_q 1:40 l rJ.~t';! Show U< ., D 0<>dY w1~· llili ll~<tok 5:30 SporLI ~)'e 6:40 Newt Picture 6:115 LM Paul & M•ry Ford 7:00 Life of Riley 7-1!0 Cote Tlme 7;45 ~ews Caravan 1:1)0 ,Truth or Consequeneef 8:30 Waterflont to N • 1 a4d aa:o ~· llo~ llllj>lt .-~ th.,, Dr. Jonas Salk, developer "'' th.e vaccine, was trained und~r a fellowship made possible I»' the s:ehO~ar'- ·' ed . March ol Dtmes scho)arsbips have pr,oduced more than 1 third of the nalwn's physical therapists. The chan1;1:es are that the average hospite"l has at least Ont! such March o£ Di.:nes,traJ,ned phylliCal ! Lh~rapist on it,s sl.£!ff. Hundreds and hundreds f>f nu;~s •• ntl doe· tors m every slalt;: of the union have been able to jpin the -polio fight because of tbe unique professiunal education, pro~tram · of the National F'aundatlon for In· Cantlie Paralysis. And ttwusand.:> more are needed. I l'h l.S Is Reason No. 4 Why PO UO ISN'1' LICKED YET. HEALTH CLUB TO MEET The Laurel Cliff Better· Health Club wlll meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the hQme of Mra. Aile Eichinger instead of at the home of Mrs. Dana OU,·er as schedqled. . ' CROSSWORD I. Shield S. Plow •. $te-pln 1f. Deelat'w ed •• aoert.. 5..., ..... e. CUipab!l!~ T. Ro0dw,• 8.1Wte ,.• tAT\IItDAY 0:2:1 will ,!9-the ' The Gtil.ll\1: Light crotl!r~' ii"TV,!N " tua- ~"t"v·- . Weltome TfavelePS RGb1n.~ewLs OUR AIM:.' 1. To provide Dairymen wltJt l!<lrvice from the best proved sires possiJ>l<o. . 2. 'l'o help you increase your production and lm· prove the type in your herd 3. To give you Pt0111Pt 1 ,., · I ' ... and courteous service: · · 4. ~o provide a safe met· i 10:4-5 Film F--ture . ll.o!!> ' fi>O. . . i'J10if . 1:45 4:00 8:00 '8:0!) ::~ ~~y~!'It!.~ 1:01 8:11 8i30 ,i>~tiiJII!" .•;, sport; ~ B:M W..thel"l\lU ~'::: ~••=.tb:; ei!:'.;~~·.: bred. CALL ~:~:::d'Weoi'!'D r.. • l COlA TICHNICIAN ·- .JI.ACJNE RT. 1 Phoae 3718 Pomeroy, 0. 7:00 Sho., oa television 7:15 Douj Ed-di. Nowo 7:30 l,dventllf. ~f c-"'' ' 111 •M., . . ~· Playlouse of Stan "-~(er T"" 1 :~~ ~t;sL~:nil 1 10:30 Winchell &: Mahoney 11 :00 Fury 11:30 Cartoon Carnival 12:00 Captain Z Rl) 12:3~ Mr. Wizard 1.00 Farmer Click 1 30 To Be Announced 2:15 Blue Grey Football iUJlle 4.45 East-West Shrine game 7.30 Bii :iurp_rls,, 8:00 Perry Como 9.00 P90ple Are Funny 9:30 Texato Stir Theatre 10:00 George Gobel 1~:~0 Hit Parade 11:00 News Sports J{~adline.t 11 :10 Owl Theatre 11:55 New Year's Eve From 'J'Imes Square * 12:10 Owl The'a tre . . •ru..DA¥ Sip On Life 011 "to b6" Mighty Mouse 1'Jay!lou.se ol TeX.as B4-DJ.-s llil Top 1:00 Lolie 1\aD,... 1:80 Claptoin llitll>irhl 2:00 BeSt Foot Fqrirard Town 6. CollDtry CrOJIIIroadi • 8:00 Gltor BDwl-Vanderbilt vs A\Sburn 5:00 Churcb'.a B.lg Story 5:30 Safurday Newa Special 5:45 Featur-e Report .~PI)111 Y~u, Ale lb!P'e, .,,, :13. ~C~~•tcan tre.t \ . ., FIIISI' on everr proflt••kiRI count 2.80 =: per 100 it&ned, have tar better JlvabJlit7 and realltanee to diao eaee and teblpertture extremea ::~~"t:':!' • . 7:30 Ileal tho CJ9Ck 8:00 Stu~ Shoy 8:30 HoqeyrpDODe!' @:IIQ Hoi"~ lifolu:!aer'a Two lhe Money IJ::f.O lfa Al1t'IYS J'&D IIUT In HAfCHINO 100 PIODIICTION by 10 to .20. efge per hen, at a feed ll&vlnp of 6c"- or more per b~ler ehtckl! The, all but ~ themaelvet, are yet to be , topped in vlttllty from pipped .,, t:o ~nilhed ,b roiler. FliSf Ill! COMIINAliLitY. ';r:her,'t ~J' 11:05. 'freuure ThtiLtre ~110 ~·.P P!l . IUI!IQ~ Y :YtltT~ , . "'W~ Vlllilf~ ~"'y Mr. and Nr•. ~oM ~ &lljll,y, 1141'1., ·-!In· • ""''1:'£, 111111'...-.1 olHO!ldOb.elt, ;[, ,,£:~~ lob - of 'cleveland of 1\ae\Po.and¥n Youn1 Mr.~"''"''' ot erlra a ·health, feed '\ You plow wllh the f!l'Hteotoi..,. wid! a one-plow Farmall Cab tractOr. No side drait. S1raigb~ eveo mrrows-thub 10 the reauJar larmall design o( ~Illy riatlonall:r tl~eptbcl tom~ltt de'Vtloped ljl'eC!ftcally fo'r croali .J>nod...... the Pr.,. , ." bog.lila elli<ionCJ, rio1rtb, • and qualit7 tbr 'the proeta~o_r. · ~~en broUer cbiek• alred tly 'V~~i or Indian Rivir nialu aft 'mot.hered by Nichola No. l2a, tli.e 8rr~t and .. u:ilQ Lohlrh_.!,... .... ~·nc. . ~- ..' ~· Formall Cub. l ~t'a euyto buy toO. •11n bil • OUDINCI QUAliTY .... YliLQ.- far bttter htaJtb m:~a Mtter fle•blnl' a.nd color, *lvt11 pjoeeuon ~"tilaher _percent of A lrradtl, ·a&~e 'to ahelf Ute.. Meat )'teld top• ethen b:r minifz'lwn of DIALIR'S NAMI Poatu.,. ldent!ftcatlon of the bellt ba broiler .atoek coMet when both p~t. tre hf~Uftid. Folka WWf ·.tM blgCfiYt atiite In thti . ~-MEIGS , ~-.aiSf'IN PIOi'lr$ . ' '1~~· at hAtc;hlrlel in ,....,1 ~ Fie""" • -+ ,tiGtchtrlis, (:Q]wnJ>vo. A oxp,.aa 11!*11' 11\tJ:t~. ·. ~P • ~·~ ,l~eil.ft · ~~~..,II : .. - .. - 'COOk ' e. laN ttom a IO.C.t ll:ut tiU. atrtet ~ Weet 44th 1tmt, anti t.oceplf4 into the Plfi!IN1t• t.,et ud th.. I do, OhiiP -~· t!J 'Wit.hout h~ILDr U ~k -Unr. ! f"l' ~- thli ~ . .. HA-~s!_ALYCIO :~;~~~=-~:"!Jolohm, IIY. tho ••r•1•orpooi-Mutaott A'!il'il! II. liM. r1au to OM llde tnd .&y tl\lt'l IROuP." ~ 10 dolaJ, La DO d&1aJ u one "'-ah ~e wit~ I Salk iftl . '· jn '•,II • t,u ret how lqDI u, to•••· • prott¢- t\qJ( liJareh of Qim~o ~ •••~h aimed ttl improv1qg vreve-· '·' Uft teehaiques Is now 'tn proCesi at many universities acroo.'l' land. the EQUIPMENT COMPANY < ' . ' , ..; ·uR MIJ.L • < l RED • 1 • • • • • • • • • 2t_~5 ~u fl . . . . . . . . . $499.00 u...co IJPII1GHT FREEZERS 12 eu fj . . .. .. . . . . . U%9.00 16 ... ft .. ,.. . . . . . . . U39.00 24 ell fl ... : ....... $439.00 15.0 eu rt •.• . . . . . . . •no.oo FEED SPECIAL NEXT WEEK 18% C"O-OP LAYING MASH moewt - • < QU A:L I TY . · • m,<!l<!Y '!lllost_on•; b,! il l• till .not 100 per ccnl•,tffeetl" nor ean we 0 UNICO PRet-4JU~ BALER TWINE ..... ' ' ft'' va::lne. dev~lofrd March of D\1!1.1• fpqJ!s, PROVICO.MILLING &FEED CO. St. llou!o 124 ·. ' ~ SAVINGS- STOP WHERE SHOPPERSSAVE . -r. ANDSAVERSSH.OP! UNJC(). CHEST FlloEEZERS • ... ' ., ......27f.OO .. ; ...... U19.00 'CO-oP MEIGS CO. 2' ... ".: $399.00 . OUI JUA.L'I'O-Kr. IUalto. a oa.b drwer ot 21i "/WIWfl I(Cfll'lene., - Where Quality It Paramount POMEROY, OHIO ,l)ro01r . . _ o...: ,. ,. - \ intlla!) .R~,-Nicholo - 1UDRIU AND PtiONI .,.. FARMALl- llht In tht lltl.d, "'\ broiler fnd'\11&7 MF · • ''' ·lc · 1/a~...Nicllolo ' " Gro'wine prvbleiu cb~ani&<&eitCitoi"COOWiiiCJ prollu whoA ')Q1I I owitcb (to Provi<o. tlot i...t a lletttt BtOilcr f«d but a feed Jspodllcally fotmul*tcd for fl$lcr ~ .. . I I '.· 1 pidlMI &a: "WI &Ml ~ uiW t1 t~~~~ who expre" ~4 m~ ~ n)_"J! llloJ"'t, !114 ~o. o~1y II! pull ovt. He ,~. ~Ja~Mf'Dle ~ .. hit~... . ' . . u.~a'I'Et ~Mt~1• , wkoop 111 ·~~ •~"" .s_ooa. f'V, aLllfi'P:-¥r· CUI~., • ~io . Oil U)e bOUI,f ~Jt.lU;t' h~ 11•>~'1111,1 ~ .... 'l:!d,i 111 t ~lhumovo awlf¢. - ~, r <lloJP" MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL fiUI I•IIATCHAII~I1Y -80to8f~o of all ece• ~et reau1t in. •alable . Loretta Youn1 .libow POLICY APPEARANCI IN dos:en. 13;3o a:oo I 10 hundreds of mlDons a year. And, perhaps more important in the Jong run, policy has ondoobledly amount of tion !or stor;age insttlad o£ consumption. , im tht'bouee. fo' RESU•'TS • .-.-. $ $ $' N. 'l· M . hF.Chan"e •1 · ' ' . ' . Seen 1n arnbil". as• :.~··~·. ••··· '"" , l' I Costs NeXt Year sobsldy caused a vast fiRn fn HEALTH from pullet ehick top otbe,a bJ fo~ P.r- !nO~• lay!nr puUets ·.to ti)ibr house ••• ftp 'Mee~ TO battle between the partisans of high, rigid supporta and the adCONGRISS voeates of some more flexible The hardy old political peren- and less costly s)lstem will be nial, agricultural policy, will joined again. make its appearance •in the ConWithout atguillll! the merits of gre 1 s as i[ bas iQ all the , past a~ particular program, 1t - is ones for a- generatl.On or so. The Simply a fact that the en'o"r:nh><s!d yiol 10 !lystem has become an burden on the taxpayers. Bil0 ~. UC .. 1 ;:, Homt of dollars are tted in gomrune:nt-bougbt stocks. d j, MAKI U:!JO The. lJaie Sbcw .UIIDAY IO:llll lijllt'e nloll:namt :-:=-:::::·"'=-::=::·:;:: - -=·· _.;--·· AGIRICULTUR6L SUNDAY 10!00 Sip On 10:1& Cbrlstian ScieDce P.rocram 10:00 Sliln On . 10:30 What Oil& Peraou Can Do 10:~ Ua!o ~ f.nt, 11:00 Tills II tbe Lite 1Q: . sVJ:t1. l<M~ : ~ -. 11:30 .Man to Mla ·· 11: e Cbristophera 11:45 IDdu-.cry oft Parade ~~,,.., 11:90 12·111 ' "··~ ........CmlliiJ.~~ . "l!!<"t' .... '' 12:00 ·1¥• lie!lete wiii~nl l'ile\p\"' ' ., " ·12:30 TV r.'bapel Rev. Donaldaon 1:00 Chamaiunshlp ·Bowling t:OO lfV Olaisroo'" : :,t:OO To !0 ~tinoUn~:ed t.:~o ~~·· c"l1',_. 1\ll.)o • Dr. Spoet t:oe lolin · Wayne !'heitre '"' S:.. ZDo Parade NaUo~ '• f:OO Wl4e Wire W~ld >4:30 Asflpment tnala Tiip Hb coptaln ~llaot 10:00 22. Man'a Form Tale~ 0:~ New1' Pleture' 7:00 lJbi:!face· ' . 7:30 "HaPPJ NtWI ,tar" U:OO TtJ.~v~lpn l'lol\o~oe 19.Wtrer 20.Partot tho WlaMJ .DIDlt Ill You tl:sO GO."I Harmony BQyo lt.ldtem ljl ~~~ Up to the ma~ute News The Late ' '· . Show ' lll:llO G\llliii\Oke · ' tll:~O PIUIIon R!lnyon Theatre. 1·30 Sign Off 6:00 11. Cheat (lllt.nrl 13. A tendon .. 10:00 10:80 11:00 11:10 12:0j) ,,.~. fffD fOR or Oris Smith ,, ol thlt d - .. Wort.iiko bOIDipo ou u.d wattJq an etrl)- ai ~ .Ibn!! IIJ'a. Tile r are pal e and ye:Uow on In' two days, Theb t.bey ecn·ered Witb a black ~e~b ...idt bard to serape off. The e ten are •wollen and mat Some hta3 may h.ave ·;.;;~..-;~ l01l31es in their moutlu: and~' makine 1t d1fhcult lor tb to breathe, aceording to the ~ t 1on poultryman. u When fo,.•l pox 11 du:.an b! the £lock .and leas Lhan 10 p t o! the b111b sh!lW signs of tbe.diio eue, pigeon pox vaccine maY be used to prutect the remaii(Jn&:· ,, .. blf(is. Vac~tnaUon mwt be d~ ' promP.tiY ao th1t immunity 11t-velop!l before the duease spre. , to these layen. ~ Liberal feed!Jll of moiat ma.1~ es and uae of more liJthtl wiD 1 help the flock overcome the atreS4 ,_ of a disease outbreak. Vaccinatiod. , of &rowing pulleta with fowl poa: \ . vaccine will prevent reoceurrenee of the disease Fowl po.x il ' not transmissible to man, Marib uys. Similarly, chil· dren wtth chkkell pox cannot give - .PDU~~~-~~;;;;;;oreiiiiiii"~po~rt~iag~~o~ut~·~!h~a~t~d~ia~e~e~eiioi~iliipouliiii~try~. . .~~~1 aceJWJ are aeeded if the personlUIIe wu 111 50 of qe OD or befQte 1 So c;orisumers wJll have to fl. eure tbelr f~;tod bud&e.t about as 30, 18M. If tbe ... of -85 .. reathey did duriaJ 1D55. Tbis means they may want to look £or ways needed and if m lH$ ten or eleto ~~; treteh their food dollar. Some v-;D quarten (){ (Overage are f0Jks had to .do that th.l8 pa1t needed. For those who attalD age year, observes Blakeslee. 80 durin.J later 7ean tbe eoverate In the. event you happen to be r~uiremeut lnc:reaaes uatil IJ?l one of those who bas to watch for later wlien forty quarte-n or every chance to set tbt most in tep yNtJ of covera1e are needed quantity as weU u satisfaction for to make a penon fuUy inJured. your money, here are some sug· 'rile minimum qualificatiODJ oa gesti<lns: InCome are $400.00 net lneome Buy foods in seuon. per )'ear or $800.00 Sro6ll in~me. Read and eompare labels care- ThiJ quaUilea a man ~or the minimum benefit of ,$30.00 per .month how to choose good qua- and the wile one-haU . •I that ltty as fOmpared witl) poor. In amount. thiil connection, beeome familiar For those farmen witb higher with grades and standards where net incom~ the payments to J:fthey are used. tired workers are blgber. 'the Know the characterl!rtics of h1ghe5t average net farm ineome good quaUty in foOO. Know the is $4200 00 wbith WGUJ.d qualify difference between vartetJes of the worker !or a $Ut8ll0 monthly different fruits and vegetabl e:;, i payment and the worker and his and the uses tor wb1ch each 1s spouse $162 80. best .suited I Farm fa.mtlies who have made Know the nuttitional Value of payments under .aoeial security the varmus foods in order to serve are eligible for certain benefits in both nutritiow and cconomtcal case o£ dt'ath of the worker. meals. are covered for 11 long time. It should be borne in mind tha1 Know the best uses ror the dif· ferent foods and how to prepare under social security the worker them. Qr l:i11 family must apply for beneKnow bow tu st~n4 roods before !its 'II tllere is no automatic pay. ment without apolication. All th,. and alter oreoaratlon. ; held for getting your cows S:fA 4:SO Qn Your ,..,..unl 5:11\1 Ge~· Autey·IIOj' J<orers P·IIS Sign On ~--c-~· of A~.\'\'!i~' 8t~q~~~·=r.ritlo,~U p. ....,;. and where. Mar•h ,o t Qi~~- ll"'tlrty' lllorr must be tntlned H1ce ti\m tO' eii1T}' oo the reaearcb fllht untp it ean a trucy be aaid that pqho is conquer· Mareh. ot Dtmes is a1med at specific disea8e, but the mvesllg:~· lton ot One virus 1s so closely re lated to tbc study of oth_t.rs that the whole field of mecl1ctne ben efits m LhG proces.~ A~ an_ examplt• the tl~ 'iu e cull~re lc·chmqu<• de yelope_d for 8'I0~1ng . the poho Yirtif IS al:ea.dy m WIQe usage m r~~rch dircct_ed at m~uc~za ~nd the (ommo.o ~old, 1smo~ ,o twrs Y~t whatever PUI'pnse ~~llrl h or Dtmes research 1s be1ng c_on duct· e_d. 1_t must, br ~upported Wlt~ ('OO· hnumg. cn,husw~m 1( the Job IS: to be fmt~hcd. That's Reason No 3 Why POLIO ISN'1' l.dCKED YET. Hotplt•J• And L•boratfritt Art In Urgent N••d Of Tr•i.ned Min· powttr It Will be 1:1 ~ood pli!DY years before wo Cllll stop tt:llnlnM pollq scJ'entists for the Jabot atorjcs professlon1d workers for Ms.»~' tals. Only by continuhtJ!1 M11.rcb of PJmQ..S fatlow.s hlpa ''lrfl ""' &:ao . - · · , . lf<'<Oild 10:00 Etllal a11d Albert 10:30 N.o.. Bob CrQsby ~how Tne Btllh\er poy 4: !5 ~oeiel Sl"f'!' a:41 • ~~- Ft·an & on!f ~···Tin Qaly r.• t:lll! Jljp 'Mo B:Q!I ~bolo • ~rill I 1:00 J.Utle's Kite~~~ 1 :30 2:00 2:1!') 3:00 3:3() 4:00 : '"•"t 1:15 Setrch for IJ'OIJI,orrow . 1 \ '. t •• uo lt\ii. " lilitrol . !'P The Ub.evp that pitifully flail arm11 can be brought into play agam Thu .~ the kmd of March of Dimes research that 1s beiu] tr\nslated tnto rBillity m the huspJtals o( America. This is -.ne of the walo·~ the dtmns n1arch horne E w· 1 12:45 1~ · 30 8:00 Bia Story 8:30 star Stale 8:00 10:00 Cavalcade of Sports 8:30 • 10:45 Red Barber's Corner li:QII 11:00 News ' Headlines "lt:ID Sports Headlines shtps can we k~e.p ip,ftulal ijle 10:00 11:15 Greatest Fights of Centurr 1e:119 urwently needed. ~U{IJ;IIY of well· 11:30 Tonight 11:06 q.ues are bemg developed that l equ1pped persoanel. q4 oaly in 1:00 Sign Off 11·0:S pour new h!e into a paralyzed thts way can we fulfill our obll.gathumb or transplant muscles .su ti-ons to polio patients every- Reasons For March Of Dimes new ·rk ,,Oft LIT'S GO SHOPPING Food shopper• will have sbout the .aame quantity of tood to seJ. ect from in 1956 as they bad in 19155, rJporh County Agent C. E . Blakulee. Recent reports from U. Department of Agrieulture n peru in Wuhtngton jndlcate pr... duc·tion will be about the aame Thi.J figure is about 13% above tbe supply from 1~9. Demand is expected to eontinue about tbe lame, too. Consumer !.ocomes are expeeted to run about the same level as durin& tbe past of SeoUaod· Yolill ..... 4:1111 .s~ 12:15 Love of I.Jle 1:30 Count of M:onte Cri.Jto 2:00 Camera Goes to School Ploke ·~., \l'.,.t~ 12:00 Valiant Lady Your Nest .I Danee!o'bd I:WN~ Gmy Moore 11 .30 Strike It llieh 1:00 Current BY ROBeRT C. RUAII~ disregard all hts markJngs so tbat MELBOURNE, Aastralia-Well, John'.s horses will win and Ours the barm11ii<l said howdy and the wtll lose, as alwa)IS. lifl at the desk sa1t1 howdy aqd, But there w111 be a hundred p.ooot course, there were the sn'ffie ple at thf' track w)lo \l'Ul remem 'faces waltmg at the dock. And ber the dt1y old l>rumnet <Rest his the lift girl remembeud me and bones) came rqmpjng- 1a from .so did Ute PIJrter and tl}e room dead last to win by a d1rly nGSe •ervice, .so J can only conclude Jt years ago to mak t rne th:J l'ro home aa:aln. le~est n1Va1 oCJJcer in th, hisory of war There was a .thousThe only real immortality J know Is coming back to a place ~nd pounds on his nose a.t 12 tu wheN nobody really has changed one, and I belleve: 1 ramted when jn o ~o%M year' Today I am not a h-: came ti:Jru.stin.i thrQUJl'h tbe b.lldint 40 with too many chins I pack. I also remember that 10 two am only 28 years old, thin , su~· Weeki we bad 10111 aU of it back the naJs. But somehow 1l burned and wearlne a uniforrp seem to make any diHer· with two gold .stripe~ on the steev,e didn't tnce, at the time and no worth·whlle rtbbons what. .soever. I would just be tn fro.:n This is the country where so Gu8m and Pele:llu, anr! the light M@ny ut us pr~erw~d our youth of street cars and gtrls with shoes 9r lett Jt, accordiDJ to who 101 on would be astounding. ~llled at Guadaleanal 11.nd Tarawa Thh; is my fOurth shirt at AuR· This wa.s the Gay Paree of our traUa In a dozen years and so ru father.s' war, and our theine song there hu never been a disappoint- was not " Mademol.sell(' From Ar- ThouMruh Of Petlo Petlentt A,. ment in tbe place or In the pel)- mentiilrs" but "WaHzine Matilda" Still Belot Str~cken ple. i nnk Australians and non· We had our styke and ens £or The year 19M whered in lh~ braafini T~an1 u an entry for breakfaa!; li'il. <!0•~ S•#lo, 1n~ Salk polio vaccine and open~d up beiDt the nlc:e~t pt'ople in the • manJve lti~'dness and hospJta- what may be the final assault on world-stauncher 1n friendshiP., llty unk,n_Gwn to pre\•lous man. this cripplinJ diseaie. But 1855 Ullchanteable with time. this ls the place of sun and red was a wed&e-tike opening, not a 1 suppose the reaaon I keep roofs and the Yarra River. Wide br.!J;.:.throu.Jh. 'J!he vaocme cominll bact here is to keep my P(!ople keep asking me why I'm came too late fur 30,000 persons youth pre,aerved tn Ill correct alway&; rolng back to Aw;tralia IJk()Jy to be &tri-ck~n in 1955 and, place m lime. Certainly, Maggie and the answer is simple It b the i1 will be too late tor many thousand John and Stewart end P&t and only way I know to keep on bemg ands more befQre the vaccine can the Barneses are no different 28 years old, with a n.!al blue sult be widely use~. The hou.seJ haven't even chan.[led two stripe.~ on I ht! sltn•ve, and no TJte year 19M wJ_JJ open with e~tccpt to get n little olde'i and In worthw~llf' ribbons whatsoevl.'r. some Instances richer (Copyright, 1956, U'nited Fea- 68,000 polio patJeqts from previous veau 8til1 ·looking to the The proeram would be the ~am~ lure!O Synd1rates, ln(' ) March · of Dlme!l for a\Sishncl'. II of cout!lc, SlewoM and Pot Wlll HOLIDAY ctUISTS wJU -take vaccine ptf)duction hr take Ill"' h• dinner .and tomorrow John wHl f12tch MaiJIC tur lunch Mr. and Mrs Elm~r Still of En· befcl:nd pre,_,ent cap~~llittes and and th~n John w!ll gli off SllillQJ. terpmc W'd u;; thfi!Jr hllll id"iY 'I1t.:,w.ill takt , Qtl~lYt • and prolong. hi.~ hoat and I will take hiH wift> 14.e11ts their da11ghter. Pvt Bnr·· ed•puj)llc ed¥eltlon ~f9re we C~q !0' Mooncc VHIIey where tltc sibio !!Ita Stili of fl'ort Bragg, N c, bef 1ut'e of avoiding the ·1ype5 of of Hospital poltD epidemic.~ ihat r1ddled Mushonc5 run John Will mark thr .and son, navuJ c . Sl'houl, Md bchusetts snd Wisconsin during race card and Maggie and J wlll this past slimmer. Unhl the vaccmc DOES become widely available AND used, mlll· ions of March of D1mcs dolla rs must be marahaUed o'n behalf of polio patient!! tile natlon ov er-and for the rtagr,erlnaly ex:pen~iv1• ~qlllpment lnany of theni n<'l•U when poUo strikes. EW ' a. of IR.tte..IUnl ht~ ~ ' Th!J Is Reason No. 1 Why POLIO ISN'T LIC!<ED YET. roe.. men and WOJJl,.._ Ut to " ~brough thel.l' l"'••d""' An~ Hundro<lo 01 '"" noble lltetlmu wltho\lt rteQII;\tJon ot thelr. worth, I..U"SII Mut.t It K•¢ GQint and eveey year I try to rtc*lty·~ injl.ltUee a blL No matt"r what the cost-and it I u,ae a tamlllar fonnat. The New Yei,r P•rlod il• ).!1 tremendous-we cannot ollow Wa)'J br1DJI lilt Of the 10 bf.lt mo\'1~, tht 1q btrrnt fteWI •torie.. the 10 •JoWNit m.~ h0nfa J.Dd polio ·respiratory pulients to be· .o on--o, without delay, I flvt ~" the 10 belt. tome the forgotten people of to mqrroYI, That wou.1d be like pullNot 10 b..t anythlnr. JUit the 10 beat: lne the electric plug from a polio OUVRR J. SQUASH-At far .. OUI be deterw patient's Iron lung. Some 3,200 ~nly cltlaen of Man}l&tt&Q mined, Mr. lquuh polio patients today depend on or the other four (hi ~ ao&~)' (and l Match of Dimu breatbinlil de· undentand ht bu wnentatiJ,ih Went to tile 'toP vl-eet~ tc. atay alive. M11ny Df these the ~plr. State bulldlnr ljurlg ltors. IlL 10 are at 14 strategically located resdolnr. ho dolltd u,. u.r,tl t1 ·"'~'!"' ~l' h!o plratpry ~nters wb.1Jre· importalll Mtl HtiMr '"now New Yorkm', who, nat\il'ally;"'w0u14 hot bt clinical research is ateadily tm7'11t' 10 ket. eaUJht 4MCI on ~hi II.S.B. Nut f1'1r Mr. Squub Pt9VIna: t~e proapectJ of all polw plan• to vlllt Orant'l Tvm~ ¥4 the YJ•r attJt, pat{ll!nta wh~ were "btlrn tou If he etill Ll allvt, the ·~tue of Ubtlrty. ~kt" to oomment pn tbt ~oon ... " ~1 .8. , 'bLI herole parWt, Hl.d ttmply, "V'tr)' tap." The overwhelming II"RBD FLUOJ:L FOX~ June IS, 19M, Jn tilt prtltMt ot wlt. of these 14 centeis is not MUll in the Squibb hltdip( tn Fiftb avenue, Mr. Pox took aft hit aave Uvcs but that they ttat In an expreu elevator ~lnr to the 1Jth noor, )MaUll tllere wert thUe lives worth livlnJt. The ve1y .'\'JOm~n In the 11rt. Back•ttlltn htwe olalmed that )lr. f?J''I ICI1P minute that a patient Is put Into mor•ly wu ltc:hy, bu\ no evldenot aubl,..tl&tH tbie. an Iron lung a tender prrJCQsa bealna t~ &et blm tnU agaiP,;, to w-ran ORAI:MIO OAIIfiNI<IC(.-,MJaa O~nko!'o (Old!!! deed~> him away ft'a'm dt:pend:.:bce on 1 holdovtr from itM. Borl,y In Jo•u&cy of th)f f.~. lll• po. l!t~f at & evotomor owroaollblf tht oto<k!nr~~ ~~ ml_d · mechanical ls.jill4DCe. Nowa4aJs lq'f" KIMa!tan"o d~Mrtm"'t o!o,.., '<>ho" lilt I &II 1 atter pa\i8Jlt.l 11:re wal)l:l.ng around wfiu t~w 'oltOUid blve been eompt•t~c a Hlt of hoat•rY too the cuttOlller, amU ~Q~Wi fri~ ll.ld Ufe Jn their Iron '1'hank you, mo'om." 'I'll• ~..tom,,, .. mtrht ~Ted. Ail)l~ kl, nv!Yiol tattr Ill tho -~· o#leo, conllno... 11\o llCit U 1;1 6·1Q ,, ·~ lli91<e1 .,...... e.oo Abbo!t " coateno . MDraial BilOW 10·30 Mhur Gocure, I 12:~ 9:00 Captain Kangaroo JO·OO 110:00 Dln4i DODI Sehnol 10.30 Ernie Kovac• Show How Australia Still Stays • The Some Throughout V~ars ti)M U8 Slpl Oa . 4 .00 8:00 .,rt c~.el ~ ' ' IY C. I, ILAUILII Cwnty A,lcultvr•l ,&t.nt Several hundred Mel&l Couatr fa_rmer• wilt be eliaible 1.0 • drawia,: bentflll from tbe Soclil S«urily protram for farmers: early in 1956. F'or th~ lea11t red tape;- however, it wiU be deaitabJe to wail uaUI the farm ineollle tu ~~wcial securlt)' reports are W.ll T'N 8:00 Slgn Oa. t ...u· - .... ' l ' TELEVISION GUlP£ · Mo•· Lulnrtoo Ave., New Y<lrk CllJ, d •··· ••1 '· -terM u MCC.a c~ m.. moatbJ, S3 90 By motor ruute 1M ~tter at tbe pot1. olflc.-e at 1 wberfl uailable: one lROiltb. SJ ........,. Oblo. 87 one r•ar U. II> llloPibo. N'ahonal ICIYt~SalDJ repreRra-three olonthl, 12.00; o... ~... Bottinolll-Xlmb>ll. tne.. Mi , mp~tb, $1. RU .. • r.IIJ - t o do lo to ro to tho 1 IGal offlu "o f the Bocioi Se<:uzily AdD:Uol~CratJon •Jth th1 aoe:lal ... mritt DWnber of tlle ecwer~ worker IDd l«aa'e U.e fttallJ ..6n eompleti_q the tppUcaU.on. Repre.eDta:Uvn ot lhe PCJTI.s-. mouth ofnu are ill Pomeroy the made early ir:1 Utcn. At tbat t.ime lint and thtrd 'l1JUI'Jdi:.ys followlin)' social murUr PI1JIII'Dll inl the' first and third Wedne&wb1cb wo11ld have been clr•we ear· days of each month. her will be included lD the PIJ· A flir umple of the value of meolJ. eocial 1eeurity to any commun tly Some farmen have aot UDder· can be brouebt out in the fact stood that benefitl are W be de- that in the ZanuvUle district covriVed solely becauH of the buJl- eriOM JeVeral counties paymen~ nr.a operation of tbe farm. lu to IOCJat aeeurlty eovered worker$ other wordJ the total nle of brm totaled more than $700,000 per products: mlnUI &Dl)' the espetlJU month tn the 10 C!Ounty area. iltvolved In producio& tllote proFor tbOH trilhi.na: addtltona1 IR· ducb glvee the net £arm Juome. formation on social 1«unty • new Jtenu or expen.~e 1ucb u pur. farm manaeemeat bulletin enUtJebue of .croeeriN, houtebold a.up-, ed PublietUoa No. 3, Farm Fam 1. pU~ and .similar items are not a Ue 1 and Soeial Sec:unty a availfarm n:.pen.se and 10 do not lu- able f01 didrlbution at the EJ: len net., farm iDcome. tenJion OUlte. At ibe meetlaa: held last weed: QuJek aetlon WIJI avoid dius-in wbieh Nul Carpenter, apec~..allJt ia Firm lbnq:emf'D:t at OhiO ltOII.I lou wbea fowl pox htt. ~yState Ulliventt.y an~ E. P. Goslee iDI floeb, IIJJ Dr. Clyde A. Hanb of the Porbmouth Offlce of Social Ohio State Unive-r.tlty extension Seeurity part.kipated it wu poiot-- poultryman. Affected fiocb may ed out that ala quartera uf ccwer- alDlOIIt quit ll)inl- lllny Ohio • SENSATIONAL NJW -- UNICOWONDERWASH TWINS AUTOMATIC WASHER •..•...... ." ......... $199.00 AUTOMATIC DRYER ...... .".. 1 •• • • • • • • • • • U38.00' New WRINGER MASHER •. .". . .......... • 99.00 ' ,E IGS CQ. ~" .. ... .... ~ �• • ' . I \ ' ;~ '~ " ' ' ( . ' ' .• ' ,.. ,.... MT.OUVI Mn. L. D. Pl ..... llr. and Mn. RDr J utb IMDt Wlth Mt. 1ncl Wu~ Wedn.etday IY MARY PIIRCI lard FtJott and &n1ahler. Kr. and Mrs- Charlet Pr lc~ anc! family, Mr. Jnd Mn. Will iam Charll"~t .• PIIPU Qtlt 1M Wet Pri« ud ramily, MI. 1r1d Mr, tl•d wltb .., lll'loilpaniJII, l(t· Georae Biurll and family Mr anrl aud .Mrt . Roy Bush ollUerne. MrJ. Jotr Co nley an.d (Jm dy, lon1. Ot ho· Pow~!J of ·ReedJvllle aPtDt ""r ud :Un Ted CJr.&on . Nf•" N'!"W' Ytar's wit h Mr. l ftd lin. Brighton, Pa .. U.ulu and Roh.-r· r turJry Pow d l ' ~ ! aa•y Spt'nl Cbrl•tma" W1J h \ lr • Mr and Yn L. D. Plere. tbtttt i nd Mn. Ch~rley Price. Mr ..and Mn. Denver l'ur1 1' awl " ~"""' Year's w1t h Mr. and M~ ~ •on• , Mr and Mn . Hobart Nt·wf'IJ Jnkt' VanMt'lf'r Mr. and Mrt Elb~r Blnell aJ and aons, Mrs. &velyn Whit •· u/ Col umbm spent the b ohda y~ v. :I h raml ly o/ Col umbu s Jpeut Chrftt.! 111&!! with )fr. and. Mn. Ge.or • Mr . iind Mn. L. D. Pidc~ • .1 • ~ Mr. and Mn . Rlle, PIJ:ott ~ r Biuell and family. Mr. and Hermu Rolb~f ':.... and Mn . Willard Pilott ! pcmt th• Sunday with ltr.,_~ ~r~ holij:lay wit h Mt. at'td Mrs. Rex And 1111d )(rs. Price. ..: BaHey at Chpter. I I I Dayton Du'l'!Cs.te 68-52 . • 'T._MatehSanFraneiscoRetord ~N IY· Unite~~ ' ~ GliPFIM s...,n Maryland. It was only the ond loU in 11 CA rn ell fo r Wrlt•r BCt'· t he Tbe U.tton Flyen, w1ui won't Colonials, who won the Midwin· t"o~eede- 1or' a minute that San tet Tourument la,ql month. Franc~ i1 the best basketball Joe Holup of George Wa sblng- I teamr: · I 'lbe Mi.lon, matc~ed *he ton, the nation's fourth-leadlnc Dons' ' l.D-0 record today by · ii!.J an · bnpressive victory over·'~old' toe Duquesne. Ttl~ nl&ht's 68-~2 triumph . . hqme court was a vict , lbat · the Flyers who are ' aetcmd nation~lly behind Sa , · cJac.p wanted very badly ~ ·~ thing, it matched the ~' iftOrd fol' this year, a). "'"~ it .cJqe.n~'t ~cppe clvse to ~q tly:! cam~ic:ins' murk of scorer with an average of 2& points per gamP., was held to 14 by the close gu!l.rding of Maryland's Jobn Sandbower and George Washington was held to less than 50 points for the first lime since 1949. Maryland. played posspssion ball to e mphasize its strone defense and reboundin~. Spril}g Hill was the surprl!le '}'inner of the Senior Bowl Tour. name~t at Mobi1e, Ala. , upsettlni ai'Ztl:f!\11)11 ~11\el\llillJ back to MemJ!Ills Stale, 69·M, In l~e fi. ~ P'~ •~thw: It eave Dayton nal rouq.d. Spring Hill trailed by ~ for a 70'-Ss d~feat by Du- l:J points with 10 mlnu.tea to ' I the nnal round of last I play bllt eaught up at 6lW6 wl.tb N,ational In.vilat.iO~ ~li' JFH~• ~f.t; Ear.li,er, Cle)tJ· t oq~, 4.~~e,l M•"'JJ~ tla., , DiJ.IJ6, .:. , r. ~ · Jlta.~ 91 ~f.illia 1jlf ~~~~flf} tn i' HN. Frant ~J y and daughter t pent two ·~ lo Parkersbu q~. Rogt-r and Dar rell· Deem• of Parken burJ Ipent thel r Chm1m ~ ' atalron wJth their grandpa~ .·n: f Mr. I.Dd.. " '· Cbar~y Pnwell lolmJ:l,y ·;Newell and la rry Cur· tia a).'ll:nt New Year's wit h Mr. and ·~ ·. ~ "" ...; • " . ...,-48Mria SUlwto .... WJleh 'WI W£ SEUX:T ONLY THE VERY BEST IN US.D CARS 111111 have Poineroy .C#p;opter J·i6 OES Pla_ns To 'Attend . .' School 1 Pord VL A nire oelM-- '1 a..uty. RA.H N... St.,._, A ""110• . In tilt :CODsolatlob game., Gre•m Dthtf '•' Oamn IJ? other leodinj_ ga~~ Q .. St. :1\~ ~;r./' . ~t.~.if~~ w.r~:; ~~'iioi ll ~ ~ PR ~ I~ad· f\li/1 ~ ''!G,n '"'~~;lool \q '"" 'I'll" 1:1 o~qis !AA . , .. , 1, fp . rq~t ,I.e, 111!<19, · . Y. rout,ed l'i:jvhlo.'i!;.ill ,. 1 :!.~ q:;;, ';~~~ ;~a ~: l oll\ 7~~urt~:~Tc.~~ hlt(d . ~ •Duquesne_ p~~ tni,Q~_!!,{'\1ti,et, I 11 Ohl!jt, 7Jr7Z ... . ~II!~ to comba,t u;e To lillie tnn1n1.ed ll~ " ~)i, 7~. IIIIi ~111>1 and OJIFWd San Fran<i,;,o • til loj, l(o t4&e. Da;f4#) :1:~~~11. Out u ~2:-26 37lb straight vi t. W~ b~time milt~ and upt}ed 1 would be just two s ott of the sl'"'! Jlf<rs 1 u.l '" '""'n ... .....,.. . n lh· ..,. ' (l·""l le" j~· ~ . qlght. ~""·~Oiher•.Woo tea. noy••wl , l o.mIa ... w.. Mlr•l•~ Up!'~'• I(..W Wbil& . Da;lOq. ).iept zooming lloJic, Georee Wathlnaton, ranked No. 10 In lhe,. ~yon, "" f'"'" lol~Up~ UiNe lp the :ftacLne Coart~ ·c.;m(l!re.n.ce, ~th J4th·ranked · UCLA, hOsUng ldiho ~e, 1/14 l!rW..m Young Motor Thmday nlfbt'a majOr upset vic- C!i'cy Tout~azile~f \}linne,r, vildtlne ~"", 82-<a, 1!, ! PRIE .._~,, lfll~~· D. "" l,b • t :., '-' •• · r l · •· ; :·Ot " -·~- Sl'ORTS RO~D-UP •: . ·" I • ·; ' . 1!1l:f Y~ I!P_:.TIIe Sports M)o\.~ ~ : . ~-ll<>bPY Uswy .\VO<lotlon wiH Pr •· and \l'IQ!~ ' !tl! cJt. iu:9 cynciuctll>g . . ..,. " PREFERRED BY THE MOST PARTICUI,.AR -~~ t- ql' merit to qu.aJ"' cr- an interesti ·tfucl !9r the tro~k ,, ~WMm ot Lhe CleVll- cal PMrk jOCkey champlonstiiP. llllt - la~ ;rtiu l'tid a number or ;;;:;,-:,;.-...- L ~'allowing Thur.!iday's program, ot~ 1 ~ fla:ures F'e b 2 at Jls U.'!Ser y had 39 winners, one more IZ11iiaal dirtller here. Graham refir. than the liJ~ nat ionnl c h r~ mpwn. · ed from ,ro football two wef'k ~ ~· 110 after leading the 8 r own9 to HONOLULU UP- D:)a k Walker UleJr loth dlvi~ ion 110d scvtn!h said today be WJI I "tulk" to Soule~~e title In 10 years. tht:rn Methodist Univer sity of. l icials wbo say th.ey w&nL him a ~ CRlCA.GO UP7 Dow Fmstn their hackfteld football coach. wald o~ Atbenll, Uhio, was 14th But Walker. In town for tlH' llDOhl the top 2B Money wlnntlli ~alu flow! 8#111\e, didn't seem 'e11· tn. JH~JOit toumam d~;~ts. F~u~Js l)twl astic obout th l· offf r.' He ' re· (!~p ' fv' t-o Prof~sl on :~ ! peated whaf he had ·said eu~li er: o~· A.uoclstlon show JI'ID!!I Cr Tha~ after the Jlula Bowl ana lat. wala ·~ $111,,386.118. Top, "~""'' •~ the .,ro .f¥1wl gam,e, ht Is 'WJQn . ju JtUlu s Boros ·of Mid "t~roush with footbnll ." Plaes, N, C., with ,,.,t21.5JS. I \ ' • I i I - t "" or t i• ' ,, 'flldcat ~U,ill toam . ! ( ·I Baskethall . . Scores lLYN ey Neal' hu tltned CiillJnlbla I ' • aa ~ act wUh lobo i1'9o~l n Sl)ilrH • ~~ · it wl"' ilWo~"t lo,dor. "st. Lou~ u . 11~ ~oul,tlapa St. 7U • .., ~.,o~l 'Bf.IIOpl ''1"'!' .Tylaoe 72 Oeor1111 llli ~~od t'~· llt I~ hpm, lllsryland ~Goo. Wlah. 48 l'lilil, •• . Ill_ ~!roil lrt I'!ew&orr1 •I Cllldel 1111 Uo 1 a1Ue'. · Nor. Car. Col. 61 VlrJinla Ste. 59. ELPHIA UP - Samuel > -~ W:, on, a :lormu pni fool· · SINIOit IIOWL 1'0UaNAM·N~ 1oill ..... I!Obal\ J>J.uer. tP<,It.y Cl;t&Mr!~IP wu·. ~ed teehtilelif 'i<fvlsor on SprlnghiU 4lf~1-W St. 60, UW· P " ' ,; ~e ha11 aervfc! aa an ; tJt;! NFL for the last plocoof 1D olllrJtt of all CON' •TI9N tho 'l'lloq,a,I r9q[b~)l C\Oif!o,qo ~ II!IJ!!!Il•ell ,..... - um. 11 I' I av u,..,.ll I'll••• Pl~lbU:Jil '7~ i ' ·St. Joh,n'• is I I. · ~·!ldoneo ill II\' 111'~•••<1 b~e ~O\IIale 9% U v. Puo)'l<i Ric ~ mill fi\IOW.MJ Indiana Central '71 Wubu.h '70 Weot. Ky. St. '13 Xavier of 0, 78 Mo UP Tbe Dayton 68 Ouq6eane ~ ' I \).• ~-- .....~' . The more particular you are about ' "'' ar l ' ' · ·~ ' JtAKSTQN, Ul, UP- Paul Sllo~~ ~bda~ WI/I n&'l!od bact, neta eg¥h ot North;w01torn Unl >trii~Re s,rvod 1,1) . 1~, oam~ CIP i,. 'at Mtl.lnl, O~o UniVfrllty 'f' Ara Pltfelhlan. wh n ' i~ wa) nam!4 hea~ ropr h . what..vouea\, tbe better you'll app..,.. ciate our really superior cuisine . • • FOREST RUN ''" .. . . '• ! • f-'....' ). IOU,HWIIT Saa Fran· Tex. A&! 96 \1. COfW!O Clorlotl WII'F ' . ~to, GOII.. ,, ....,., Stoet!ou Collo1e 75 LODI Beaeh Collegt Gl m>ke sense to the value-m1nded. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 4T _,... . . .. ......u., •• \ -· ~ Co. ~ f . ' COJI!DENSED.STATEI\IENT OF CONDITION · of 210-2 door. $roe11 fioWI. oJtetowner. rat'lio & heater JHEQnDNSNATIGNAL - . BANI ' $1,199 . . and Mn.' 001 Baer and • ':J,~;' .':of:,eolumb~.' ye~ week'· of Mn.~ 'A,iitanda Baer Pe"iitive• '· Jn ·tbltteslotr.' . Mn\0 BailOY ' and Mrs. tia'fueWood ~called on !,Ira. ,. .' . S"-r · "Whe,re Fine Food Is A Tradition" , 4f minating e~ters-out, at prices .. that .l u.y .:are ;ork-' East. Ky. 88 Middle Tenn. St.. 7i. All"'m~lea Dido ' "' most diseri- cho,ice among lhe ., MARTIN RISTAU RANT / s· ... nrst Dellg~l 1954 t;HEV.I\OLn ' . •• fvery 1/. lllli~ Watkins who Ja 111, · Mrs. Herbert Dawl of Atbelll were Sun· of 3fr. and Mrs. U. S, ' va., the .L""~ .._l.'ll~. ' '' . H.,ry Da>'!& . till. cillld· 0,: I'"!PI se.verf....layt In Wells· I · gueata of her ·,. ' ' ' r.wadao C@tilijl ~' CQIIIIIIOD . .•• ••• ~ • : . • • • $101).01)0.00 1\un>Ius .. .. .. .. .. .. . • .. .. .. • 22S.ooo.oo UndiYided ""'its . . .... . . . . . ·.:. . : . 58,700.114 : • ' j I Total Capltal~ts . . . . . '¥,_;. Deposita: ' S,avil!gs aad 1'im' Deooslta . ' ., ..... J.,714.7t4.50" ... Total Deposi.t s 1, .. ,... .•• • . • . , p.302 811,.67 ' .' . ! Total • Jol)l:l B. Downing :' 2llotli, .. ,. ~·. ~o l' .~ ..,,, .._ ~u_t ~· sm.~.rt H. N. Swift "I' Rodney Downin' l '...' B~\'lha B. Ralhb!Irn ,, ':• ,. '\'· '~~,., ,1 ··; t ' I ' fi'•ya)lle on ll~lnJI!ld . .. .......... , . • Sl.~Q8.004 17 ' $14S.• . ' $381,7{)~.94 j. :. "' MEMBER ~DE~ . 1:,~~b~r Federal Oepojilt " ) ' I:Iabilltie!l, ,' ..' ,. ~ . , •.S~Q84.)i,5,9.61 . .. .'I '" ' ; " • ;1'••'' '·" ·•' ~ �' • . ' Page Six • TM Dally Seni-'neL POmerov-MICii:fleoo'rt, Otilo NO•.1. BEAUt'{ ABIDING BY . LAw- WANT ADS I REFR.IGERATOR 19) For Sale &.ltes : 2 ee.ntt per wwa. oue la- Apartmenl .sil:e Mi.D.&Ii.lam daar&e ~- ~- C1U ~Y . 4 ctlit.s per word. for lhr• - .eeutive 1DHrl1oa.L .... ..- &i!CCJal-One moutlll for :ID eenlt ( 13) For Lease --- For lease-SERVICE l'u1l nte or 2 ~~~~~ pe: word will be chanaed for'\dv~rtillDS if not i)aldlor Wore thr ,l3th ut eacl:a moat.b Jollowiu& WJerUon. &ron iD A<lvert1~-.:u..ou.J.d at reported una.e<UaHJJ, 'lbe Oa.Uy SeDtllhd wW not be! rapon11bJe for more tb.au one mcorred. LD- - Md Of TbanU aDd bPf'dal Ru tk:tJ. w .t!;vettb pruned at reau 1ar d.u&llted rata. Obnuartllll STATION together or separate. Small investment. Cheap reql. Write C. B. Hanson, Lower Rlver Road , GaUlpolis, Ohio. Phone Guyan 66086. l-6-6tc AND BULK PI...AJ.'IT, APARTMENT, f room~ . bath, gas •'il:lr&ed. Ada re ..-etved b)' mall ow furnace. bard-wood floors, availceJ.apboil.e IIVUI earetuJ. at:.dable after January Hi. Phone UOD. 6233. 1-5-3te John C. BacOn 1 Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio. 1-6; 13; ~ 31< NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Admlnhtrator and Admlnlatratrh1. Rstate .. ltlley 5•yre1 DecHMd Notice is hereby given that AuJUSt Sayre, wllm;e PoRt Offiee Adbath. dresa IJ 46 Mill ,Crel!k. Road; Q-.al· ·..=::-::-:-:-=c==1'00 LATE TO.CLASSJFt' 4-rOOIDI, utility room and 1~ PONTIAC Star Chief cataGu furnace, yard. J>ractieally , Jina. Low mileage, A-1, $249S. new. Located Polnt Lane, . LinJimmy Parsons, Middlepurt, o . coln Heights. Phone 612.8-X. l-+3tc 12--29-fJte 2 fURNISHED APARTMENT$ on '-1 Jlpoll11\ Ohio, and MaJ'Isret Arnott whose Post Oftiee. Addre~~s Ls 1~ Sixth St., ·Middleport, Ohil), have been duty' aPpointed as Administrator and Admlnistralrix. of tbc Estate of Riley Sayre late of Sutton Township, Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 31at day of December Mechanic st. and 1 FURI<ISH ED HOUSE on Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, Ohio. Inquire Ewing's Store, W. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 133. J-3·tf 19M. John C. Baeon "-'1!1 &·room Duplex In Sugar Run. AuFARMALL TRACTOR OW"-..RS · toma.tic heat. Close schools. Judge qf Ute Pr~>bal.e Court Did you know you could aave ~ Meigs County, Qhlp. or more on ~art8 by having your Call 374-J. 112 Brick Street. 1-6; 1&; 20; 314: tractor engine overhauled be - ~PV1~1-Ji%liiSi·tiffEi)Ai~--- _ ,:..i;;;i"";i;;"";i;.::;;;;;;-:;:-"~-;1 fore March 1, 1958? Also ask APARTMENTS-4 or Pl. E.-INVENtORY IALI about our special on painting II NOma and bath. Ga 1 fired bot Prices cut 'hi to V. on a:U sew~d tuneup. Meiaa Equipment water furnace. Utilities paid. Jna: machines, sweepers, sewing ..,Ro. Phone 94. 1-3-48tc Phone 6128-X. 12-16-SOtp cab inN ud doob, '-"d partJ. The Apple Grove .MYF will serve KIITON'1 ~5WING MACHIN! SERVICE soup, chHI, bot doea and coffee, Phone 909-J January 7, at the church, be1·8-llc JinDlng at 5 P. M. LET OUR ElJ:!.CTRONIC SECRETARY TAKE YOUR WAli'T ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE JN THE EVENINGS. CALL m . , ! ~~~~ THE FINE QUAIJTY OF Otllt -- IN MEMORY of our dear Two J"urnlsbed 4-B.oom MENTS. new furaitu.re. hwband snd father, lhrry Hicks paid. C.U IIIM4-M. who passed away Jan. 6, 19152. No more we sec his smiling face, Very desirable first floor Or hear his gcnUe vole~. MENT. Automatic glli A call frnm Heaven came one day, Call 6170·J. And God made him his choice. In lo\iing memory ( 171 UtUttiu a.zo.tl time. Reward. C11ll 49·X, Mn, A.. R. Knight. l-li·3tc . 18 BJ Auto------.,.,-, ~rv1ces :Otnplete WH~EL AUGNMENT balanclni and btake aervlce. Hacketts' Safety Service, West Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. P~one ~67. (81 U·tf Auto !iules 1949 CHRYSLER, Black, A-1 Con· dltion, $696. Jimmy Par~ons, Middleport. FORD, l-4-3tc Perft'ct eundtUon. $1595. Jimmy Par~ohs, Mlddlc- 1-4-3tc CHEVROL~T Sl!illon Wagon , $2395 JUTIJllY J•arson.s, Mid· 1+3tc f'ORD 1,2 Ton Flckup. Per- thrGugbout, $1195. Jimmy ·, Middleport . 1-4-3\c Help Wonted MARTIN HOT..EL COFFEE SHOP Undtr Ntw Ma.Matf'4M~ ..... kfast 1nd l~enln1 OIMWI lt...rv..klnt for tNrfl*' MWI ASSISTANT MANAGER--Woman with car able to work - 11ome evenings lo help manaKer select and train outside 1aieswomen. Unullllal opportuaUy. Nationally known company, No parUea, no delivering, no eanva11in1, no collecting, no inYflstment. FlexIble houra. For JHII'Sonal Interview write about 1 younelt to B011 668-A, % The Dally ~n­ tinei, alvlna !)bont'! number. 1-.6-fttp. Hyla Welt McAIIIt1er. Mar. 12·31 -6\c .... POR THI lilT INUSBD~ MeKNIGHT MOTOR 1'11-ns IA~II Ml.,...•tn• "---......,. HILP WANTIO WOMAN to ·earn n1oney part tftne and eveninlfll. No ~xperlenee necc!isary. No dell\'ery. No eollectinll. TralnlnJ and equipment at our expense. Earn up -to fl& a day for a lew bour5 of plenant work. ~ar nece!ldQ'. For pcrlional Interview, write Box ti88·A, % The Dally Sentinel. tltp (20 I Bus IneG 5ervices makea. Sebmolll Middleport, Olllo. .IF o\p~IIDte, Nr.U V8 4-dour Sedan, SERVICE •• Wol<lt fie. Pomeroy, QUIU< pllrtq by flelot7 'l'rtlll4l'l 12·31·6tc Wltchmakcr. O()l.J.JNS JEWS. LtRs, Pomeroy. l+U Ponlero)l, 12 31.fite Ill Aero Ea11le Hard· , $795. BlacUnar's, Iii :-:---"1.::.:2·31-llte t20 HI Insurance COUPU:l"E lnauraact~ Pro&ec!tlf'llj, Ule, Aulo, Ftro, 1'01191 Coli !loa 111111. lllddleport. QUo. !21) l<.eol Estate - $Civen that ·' - ; - •O'f t EI.cti LaW • • • ·•, - By Tacl W. lrown Secretary·of $tat. of Ohfo -,r·- The Legislature 'ba:~l~~]~ Dated thil 30th day of Decem· the election laws to no penon shall be a ber' 1955. John C. Bacon for nominatioa or election JudJe of the Probate Court party pJ;imary election for Meigs County, Ohio. (lffiee if. he voted · as a member 01 1-6; 13; 20; 3tc a dJtferent political party a~ anv primary electioo within the next d" f I d NOTICI. SITTLIMENT OF ' PJ:e<:e mg: our ~a en ar ACCOUNTS PROlATE COURT, MEIGS . COUNTY, OHIO. ~~:.=~~~~~U~~~~~~ Nolice b bercby given that the .! followlna A4:counts have been filed· ln said Cmlrt for .settlement, and tbal the same will be h.eard on Mt:mday the 30th day of January 1P58, to-wit: ceued. Ninth current account of Char- lotte Eileen Logan, guarclion of guardi&n Q( Cathy Sue to pay its -T~eyGet Tbe.ir jwtiees are a.tuet.. with ' "nomiool.. sa1arlet to tbe end of their terms. Other commluioners did not act. But they must •oon. The new law provides the justices pay · tn the county an fae& and fines collected. The comml11aioners, studying the activlUes of vJI'iO\UI jy.etice courts to pr:• "id.e 3 " "}'ardstick" for setting nlaries, will vote or have Yoted sA.larie$ com. mensurate with th~ work justices do. These go tG justices e11terin.11 new terms f)f contin"uini curr::nt terms. The constitutional prohibition does not apply where no salnrie.s have been pald hereto(Qre. Some commiasloner.i have determined their county is too poor to pay what might be considered a fair salary. The combined action of thr Legislature in enacting the · Jaw, the attorn.ey g2neraL in interpreting the law, and the vot-ers in rejecting the ameDdment makes the hoa rds of commlssionen solely , responsible for seeing th..t jus- - IIIT'rt Ai.!NOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Parker, are announcing the birth of a dau&h· ter at a Coluntbw HGSpltal on Januar)' 5th. Mr. Parker is a former cllief (lf· police of Middleport. Grandparents of the new bJ~ItJ are Mr. and Mrs. Max llei11hirt, . PGmeroy, and Mrs. Parktr, CbU!icothe. . • ' ' ju.tlees. The law empowered commissionero to set, beginning Oct. 1 Ibis :y.ear, aalarie~t for its justices. Paymept wi~l be mandatory ~Ctcr !''ew Years Day, the ,!fame date justices can no htnMer retain lee.s in. pay. ment for th.eir functions. The· state constitution prohillhs !I.D)' adjustment of salaries within tbe term of_, the official. Aa •mendm.ent to a11ow this was clereated by tbe voters. .:tome commissioners, setting nommal salaries fn Octobllr wilh • At-These I I Counties and Judges of the of Comon Pleas will. be ele<;ted ~,!lAeteral countle11. .J;n· ll"ddition to being a memb,ct ofh.ts POiiticaJ party for the ~f~ ·of four' 'years, a pe1·son dewmg tJte nom~nation o! his partf at tbe party primary must have petitio~ si,.&ned by quali~d electors who ar~ members of bi& poJillCIIl' party, .on 1hla declaration of .c~p\tfdacy a;ut' ,petition. PeU~lQ.f!_l of county candidates ~st be: 11 ~B!J~~ by Mt Jess than than ttoO members nor candidate's political party e IGns ?f all persons . seeking offtce must be mea in the of the Board of ElectiOns '· 1 p.m. ol Fe~ru- pt t:pe moe.: ~nd final arcount of Frances Carleton, guardian of the person ·and 'fl&tate of Bessie Stobart, aft incompetent person. FirJt and flmpJ account of Margaret Waddell, executrix of the estate· of Marlin J. Waddell, de- 1950 Lincoln • 2 Door 1948 Pack~rd ... ·4 Dopr " 1948B·uick 2 Door ~::,. ... t94JloWijft . )""~ • '!.:• .J_ ,J:;._ · ~ · ' .. -$l,lf5 . • 1947 Chevrolet. • 5 Pa.s: Coupe· 1947·Kaiser • ·4 Door $14$ o' ,. • • ' . • < • .• $145 $75 • • ,;~* :'i j, $75 1947 Chevrolet $95 / Aero Sedan · • • • $295 ·MANY-MORE ,. . . KARR and V~~':tlNDl MOTO" , SALE$ ~,: .' POMtROY, OHiO ' ' ,,. ' • ')J;,;' , ' ' •' 1-6·ltC ; MR. DON'T DEAL'FOR A . .. < ' . . . ...,1. . ' ."!i.' ' 1947 Dodge • • • Panel Truck ' ,. ' ,, • 1'50 Chrysler 4 Door -JJ'igtit Serious Tils '$ 295 • . 4 Door John C. Bacon, Probate Judie ~w Qf1,1g Pi~coverl.es . '1 minor. First and final accouni of cle B. Lana:Iotz, exccutT!x of c.state of Frcdenck Langlotz, dccea»ed. Final account of Nell Slawle, administratrix with will annexed of the estate uf Charles Shlvelcr, dtceased . • Fifth and current account of Jobn A. Hunnel, guaidian of tb.e person and estate of Robert B. Hunnel, an incompetent perion. , Al~ persons interested are required to attend 1ucb aetUement and make objection• 1thereto, it any they have. Any person interuted milf fil~· written exceptions to said Accounts, or any Item thereof, five daya prior to hcarlnt, Jnd at.•~'"' ·l' time further time may · be ed 'tor cause, to rue sucb exceptions. You ha¥e aomethlng To Sell, Tr,ad• or Announce, Let A ,Dolly $entlnel ' Diatloy Ad Ohio. .{~~~~~~·~t~3;00or Want Ad'- Your 670 Ddux 4-<loot Por reliable radio ana TV n,.G, call eot6--J. We aervtee au Repre..iltatlye. $2495 Blaettnar'll, Pom· I . hereby Your . arri- val of tbe new year marb an end ln. Oblo to payment of justices of tbe pJaee hy Ceca and fines.'·This' completes a process begun ln 1927 when the Supreme Court .scored the syste1i1. Little developed, un!il recently, after the high court in Toomey vs. Ohio challenged the system a5 preJudicial to defendants Then the lOht General Asscm ' nl'y this year passed a Jaw which puts justices "OJl .salary. The move wu hailed by Ohio Justice. Inc., an organization of magistrates. Ohio Justice, conceding that "~me JP'~ and one Magistrate Assodatlon lobbied against this act," claimed b.owever that "most JP's are united in a crusade to cleanup from w'ithin." But the aet created some prob· Jems, though opinions by Attorney General C. William O'Neill reaolved 40me situations. Obi~ voters on Nov. 1, howevflr, denied a · solution to o.ne of the economic knot3 resulting. The new law laid mpollllibility squartJ.y in the lap of the count)' Cont~ 2-door Blaettnar'1, Cars washed and lubricated. Free 12-111·61c pickup and deUvtry service. Phone 9097, DAltS'l' MOBILGAS, BEirAIRE 4· East Main Street, Pomeroy. 12-30 8te 12·S1·6tc Blaettn•r's, ' Notl<;_e is Fred V. Riee whose Po.st Office · Addreu is Chester, Ohio, has been duly appointed Is Administrator of the Estlte of ~ Emma Folan Warner, late (If Chester Township, Meia:a County, Ohio, de· r 1L1n11u... At All TlmH 1 ·~ NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT Admlnl1tr1tor l1tet. of lmrn1 hl1n W.mer. DftHM4 Eleanor Nadine Dalll!y, a minor. APARTFlr.st and final account of Fay e futnace. ~;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;s~;;:;; Mayer, administratrix. of the 12-22-U I eslate John Mayer' deocased. account of Edison MAN'S WRIST WATCH . has Y. K. on back. Lo~ t around Cbnstmas SERVICE COMMANDS EVERYBODY'S REISPli:C'I'. Wheel Chairs Hospital Beds Ambulance Service Phone 2M '• ' TREVEY·FINSTERWALD FUNERAL HOME APAB.T· ' He heard tbe Sav10ur'11 For or Sole Now our ey~ with tean We would not call him back to UM, But we ca n go and be with ·him. 6-room HOUSE tor rent or aale In Sugar Run. Information. J27 >M1·s. Harry Hicks, Hotlic, George Butternut. 1-~ - 12tp and Jam1ly . 1-6·\tc (6J Los1 f:! Found COLUMBUS, 0 . UP......... Tbe Notice is hereby given that Loring Gomer whose Post Otfit:le address u 1254 Fair Avanue, Col· umbu.s, 0 .. bss been duly a-ppointed as Executor of the Elltate of William Hosa Gomer late of Salem. Township, Meigs Count)', Ohio, deceased. Dated thil, 30th day o.e December, 19M. . Call "i4o-M l ·::i-6tc publilbed at 1 ceot per word. I I I • '<0t1Ge5 Eslate of William Hou Gomer ~ tb~ idea of lncre~~IIRI them by Jan.. 1, were ~aUih! by the vote, Rule Ended · By New Law DKeiM4 I 141 For Rent IAPAJ11:Ml<NC~ private, 3 rooms reasonable. N. J.P. Courts 6"XKUhN' 1~3 tc lert&Oil. .Friday, January 6, 1956 . . ... ... .... •I,. .. ,·-""., ~· '1 • '' .. ., ·- -~ " '· " I ' �• J ,=.:":o-~ge=EI::g:h':':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;~----:::-:----;--:-;-::-;=·~Th~e'.':D~oily ~ntinel, Po~~-Mid<fleport, Ohio Luc;ille Roush Wed To James Daskah In Denver, Colorado December 9 Mr. and Mn A H Roush, Mlddleport, have announced the marriage of their daughter, LuCille, to George Douglas. Denver, Colorado, son of Mr and M.rs. James Daskah, Spring VaUey, N Y. 'The ceremony wu performed on December 9th by the Rev. William Rismger in tbe Edgewater Community Methodist Church, Denver, Colorado. Attendants at the double riot ceremony were MiA& Faye Roush, sister of the bride, maid-of-bon· ~~ Charles Hackbarth, beat man; Timothy Mullen and Robert MIDDLEPORT SOClEW ...Jmulat Low-Priced Mr. and Mrs. Curhs Roush and children were 2ucsts of Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Row;h, Syracuse, recent!,.. Jud Boley retired NYC eg~ploy· ee and former local rcsJdefit is reported leriou&ly Ill at a Columbua hospital. Delrw Pratt, Canton is a guest of his mother, Mrs ~e Pratt. llr. and Mrs Earl Knight and daughter Sue entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ernest knight, Chester, and Mr. and Ml'll. Howard Knight and famUy recentLY. 3·PIECE SUITE 19$ 0 .:..::....5 .........._............. .... """' - . . . ,.. ............ ......_ ....... ICft.l'lll ....................._ , . . . . . . . All .....................lll ........ _ r l _ l n "-ItA<?.,.......,_. ........... ..._ .ow lUll ...... &.~........... ..... lu 11 Tne te 1111 Y11r ...nt I Mr. and Mrs Clay Bryan were guests at the home o{ Mr. and M.rs. Ziba MidJdff, Hemlock Grove 1 on New Year'a: Day. :Mrs. Carroll Swanson 1s VIsiting her sister, Ruth Hawkms, Co1umbus, today. Miss Hawkms IS a patient at the Ohio State Tubercul08is Hospital, OSU campus. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kloes took their daughter, 'Mrs. Terry Gallagher and daughter to Columln18 airport today where they l.eft by plane for Sioux City to join A-3c Terry Gallagher. Mayme Dunn, Huntingto'n, was a guest of Mr. and M.ra. Harry Crajg •II '"~;New Year's, William lftobaon and Rtandson Kieilb CunnirighaDl. have been 111 with flu Mrs. Robson had jUst been returned from Holzer Ho.'i· p(tal where sbe had been a mcdlcal paliMl. Mrs. E. T. B1uer, Jackson, is Improving satlefactorUy at· Holzer Hospital wbert~ she 111 a medical JUST ONE OF THE MANY VALUES A1' t. Baker's STORE WIDE CLEARANCE SALE ' ti I ' II ll jl ROOMS Furniture BlJY NOW AND SAVE! .iI $299 BAKER FURNITURE ON THB BRIGHTEST CORNER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BUYS 1 Engoge,d SERVICEMEN 51!:01./L-Army Ple. FraU!tn I - .. $995 1954 Buick VB ....... $2,195 4 dr sedan. One local owner. 954 Plymouth ....... $1.395 Super' Conv Cpe. New one costs over 4,000 '1'!>11 011• Ia like new lnalde and out. Sharp condlUon. ~::~~l·~ 4 dr Sedan. Low mileage, I 2 4r S•dan. I ~Ike new two-lone blue flntab. Chevrolet 210 •.• $1,295 ·. tt'hDESOTO'VB $ ..,_.; •• Pontiac Star Chief $1,795 se<lan. Hydramatlc drive. 8 cyl, 1 --ll'il;,ner. Shows eood care ··~•~'I'PC/,wer ..,,.lllu~ wlndoW1, )Ike now three fln.loh. · Sla IPIOft . , ,. ,. , .. • ..• 895 ftt• Aero Eagle HT Cpe • , •. f7911. --~ V84 dr Com .......... •ssa 2 dr •.. • .. .. .. '"' ~:::~::~ Rlv Cpe .........78G eo.. epe ........ ·~.o8s East f952drBuick SiMc;la! ...... $89S sedan. One local owner. Dyilaflow Urges That Rotarians ~·..,.·JI School Funds · l~.~\'IM_,.'I\11~ il·~t~~~N:o~tl ~=;-:~d to workhis for ~ pledlled belt local the of. ecbool , pro- Syraeuse Baby Named Winner. · Of Stork Raee who prepar· Mn. Glenn Knlsht, - · Mrs. Her- P. Galla· eoopetatioa W.ara. of the coatat. wa• toto lbo .....-111 Jut u miautea put midn.idl on IIIIIUil]' 1 at Roller- HO.pital with Dr. Kdtb _......, .. tile atWuliDi phyat.Wo. At birth aile welal>edlDOI8lb.IDd2......._ A lirl well!!iac.7 llio wu rn aer U.P i.a the CoDlett bavin& of A third e.ritry Patricia Ann Woods weighlna 7~ lblll: wu Ia third place bavlD' been bonl at :i:.m a. m. on Jill: z. She 1fi tbe Club coupe. Radle and heater. Clean , lb. ' IWI' Jj'ooda, . HL.ard:k,top, GyroJllaUt; Radio and·Heater; • ~,llew. .' J MAN'!,MORE OLQER CARs-TO:CHOOSE AND ALL ARE PRICED BELOW BOOK PRICE . ' ' J ' r- ' R· H· RAWLU~GI,8N$£Q. Your Dadg•Piymol.th Dealer , Cor. Mill and 2nd Sts ' • ! .' \. ' jii~iiJOj;orii ,Ifrom Jllllr of;'1:~;!~~~.1 Hartley ud Store, Pomeroy; · llamo fnmllbo h..pllal wtt.h boby by flw!J11t FUllen! Qome of-Pome- roy. Truck Speciab 1M4 Ford 'AI lou slUe. low mU~~Mo U,085 • I. 11$3 GMC 2 IOD, LWB, 2111 IXle .• . U.OU ' ' usa P'? '~tup, oae 1oa1 OMter .. •u~ 191~: Dod!(C 2 IOD C&c.LWB .. , . , . , .485 ' ,-. . I . Plt!kup,,_ lou .... i ..... IJe.,lal 4 dt ............ U5G IN* \ '' ' ·-- ' . ' Hycl • , • • • • • • • • • • . . *illS l81i;l/!lnl''l4 lim\~11p .......... sm qaltl ••a G!lic. .... eli I ' •m Ma loa ~••. : ........ ._.IW ' • ••-•. twroleU loll.llWB ........ 1$811' ;t 'I , • ,, . ·Ooi·•........... •m ~ 1-.l~(lldebUer " Date Main home w,dnesday having spe11t the da)'l with · their dau"hter 1 Mr. Nease and fantify of Minersville. MU, H. 8 • KRISS It AWAIDID , HIGH SCOII 1'11111 Mn." H. B. l(.rees wla .aw.ordo•d tbe prbe for blah aaora ' Fred Blaottnar the ~~.iiina PriH, when Mra. entertained her Wednesday eveniq ~raeuse. A·~~f:~~~~~'t.~~~ ·-~----- Count ' y·fide ·Youth Rally· East ·Liverpool I a tree 'am.bblla.Cle trip bome for Wbere they Mr. and .Mra. ~lx.' drive. · illa1rv Jamboree ·~peciols : ' 1952 CHEVROLET M.r~. Manning Web8ter butllneas viaitor in Gallllpolls,j Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. moved today Chevrolet Bel Air $1,395 ·=· $3 Buick VB ....... $1,595 ~Sedan. Like new orlglnPI coral flnl&h. .R ,lUvjpra cpo. Pow~r steering, [)yoafldw Dbt Pllillie ... w. Va. Road. ~'"jill''' Editorial Phone 387 bee!! born al 3:2f a. m. luuary 1. l953 ~bGE , . '' ,Statjon Wagon. thk .,;,. , ~~'Of service In : . $11~5.00 1 •• _.... __..,._.......·....._..... ..._- ....... ..... - Cloo<IJ, ......, .. _ . . ceklw ...., . - tanlat r - -~~- """' Sho It the d.!l!Pter of ldr. omd llro. HarJO)' l!Oneeutte< Letart t: , ' "' a •......, ,.,.., ....., ' ... ~tnd ' ........... - . In .... l.oW ;, SPECI Mr. and Mra. PhlJ Globokar arc apending • few days ln Chleaao Ill., on busineas. ' WJUlam Fisher Ja confined to hia home, Minersville, by illnesa . Robert Warner of Da)iton, who arrived Wednetdi)' for a few Jt~Ya:' bualne88 visit, ill ~be IUest of hia sister and brotheNn·laW 1 Mr. and Mrs. AJicn Ball, Cbeater Dlx Sedan. SpoUeSI orl,glnal metalllc . rr ... ' . 1I 175 finl&h. . 4 dr Dlx Sedan. New one cost narly ,4,000 4 t:t ne Middleport Literary New Years' Eve gue&UJ of Mr. Mrs. Charles Murray and . Society Accepts . son, Ke!lneth, were Mr. and Mra. . ' i FrankUn Ginther and daughter, New Member Vickl Lynn, Columbus, and Mr, '\. t' Mrs. Wayne Giblions wa1 voted Into the MiddJeport" Literary Club when they met Wedneaday afternoon at the of Mra. c. M. Hennesy. Mrs. ll'lB. president, wa 1 in the meeting and Df.W eJected are; president, Mrt. aid Mills; vtce-pre~·ent, Forrest Bachtel; secretary, Jeanne Clark; treJilluter, James Titus, Jr., Rutland. During Ute buainesa me£1tRg th_e Club. voted to amend the 'COJI· S'lituUon to read that a nominat.i.ng committee will ~~nt slate_ uf otftcen at the lest --"' I ang m Deceniber with the ~ion to be held at the flnlt mg iD January. Mrs. William Bradford had the ~fternoon. proiram and "T~e Slllil!JM .f'llllllly of t~e berlandt.". by ·Jean .fUf.(h{' ~•lll'lr Mra. Edward Jonea and dllutgh· roll call responses we:re "A Son11." ter 1 Amy of Jackson, were nesa visitors in Pomeroy, The next meeting is to be held nesday. on January 18th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mrs. Arthur J. Strauss. turned to their home, Polnt, Thursday, after a with bis mother, Mr11. H'"''""" ' I ' Leno !Iuber. 195.1 Pontiac Db ..... $1 195 owner ll.Joc1u owner. • • and Mrs. John Hawkins, Jr. On New Year's Day, dinner guests at the Murray home were Mr&. Clara Murray, Middleport, and her hou•egue&tll, Mrs. George Stlnard and daughter and Mrs. Magdalene Millner, Akron. who had been called to Middleport for the funeral of Mrs. 'Jesse Eads. Representatlve and Mrs. Gio""''" Ueinbart - ent.ertainecl on Year'ts Eve for a group friends. The guests Included and Mrs. Sidney T. Ruuell, and Mrs. Robert Middleport, and Mr. and Dale Bachner, Rutland. • ASSWL V HILD The fir.at chapel U5tmbl.r for 1Q66 was beJd at the loe&J h~h . ' I!Chool this weelr: wU:b Rev. L. A, Bangerter, of HeJUii church, 11 speaker. Tbe topic was "Dlsclpllne" and be developed the definilin of " Irutructlon or tralnint"' lmtead of the more cbmmoa one of "Correction or punlahment. " Pnnctpal Earl Knjaht announced the basketball sames tor Utls wesk in a short pep taUt preced· ing the sermon. Huntington, W. Va., apent d&Y with her mother, Mrs. AIOo•rt · Youn1 and wer(l accompanied home by their son Pat; whq the pa1t week with relatives. Mill Unda Mitchell has ~\lrned to her home, Galllp<olls I after a week's vldt with Mra. Hank nung. Mra. John Dufry of Hallfa:rc , Maa., arrived today for an over· rqht visit with her mother Mrs ·, BLAETTNAR'S Jan'u,ary Jamboree .t; • • Scholt Mr. and Mrs. Donald Holter of Ali 1953 Chevrolet 21 0 Frld6y,/onuory.6, t9~ SOCIETY Great Used Car ' D. Shoemaker, 21, aon or Mr. and M.n. Ral~b lt. Shoemaker, Route Bartlett, ushers. 1. Cheabire. Ohio, recently ItThe bride chose 1 street-lentth tended a flvs-day reliaious regown of blue ;atin wlth matc.h· treat at the Cbaplaia.'a .Retreat ing acceuones and ca,rried a Center in Seoul, bouquet of while rOHbuds and Prot~tjnt, Cat.hoUc and Jew· her mald·of-honor wore a street· Uh chap"-!ns alternate In plan· Ienath dress of beige la'tl! with · ning the retreat's courses matchmg accessories and yellow Private First Clau Sb~maker, rose bOuquet. a member of MedJcal Company of the 7th Infantry DJvision's Approximately ftfty guesta at32nd_ Regiment, entered the Ar· ~ARDEN CLUB SPEAKER tended a reception at the bnde'i my to October 1954 and arrived Mh. Robert lteibel, Leading home Mr. and Mrs. Douglas are overseas Jut N"ovember, Creek, was the_. guest speaker· at home to their frienda at 231~ when the Wayside Garden Club Gray Street, Edgewater, Colorado. FRANKFURT GER met Tuesday at the- home of Mrli Army •Pvt Fl d . J R MANY - 'David Brlgg.t, Cheshire. H'~r topic patient and was visited Thur.sday Mr ahd M: oy F · upe, son of was "Lillies". MrS. Reibel is Reby her mother, Mrs. C. R. Karr Ro~te 1 C~s. hlrloy~hi C. . Rupe, gwnal Director of the Ohio AHog, 0• lB_ play- ciation of Garden Clubs. \ inr~ wk n ...et • 'c' e"'-11 m ermany m the Among the. college students MISS RIDDLE -ttb lnf~tntry Divlaion'a 4th Medi· who have returned to thetr stuMr and Mre. E. C. Riddle cal Battalion. received basic trahlin& at dies after the holidays are Jean frr~v:tehRupe, who pl8ys in biB Jackaon, s . c. Smart, Demson Umver.5lty; Will· New Haven, West Virginia 0 lam McGee, Notre Dame Univer- nounce the engaeement of u Y ours, it an asa.istant 'Mle nmeteen-yelr-old soldier stly, John Hbyt , ColgateRoches- daughter. Ethel Louite ofi!~::: llllpply cJerk with his unit. is a 1954 graduate of ter Semmary; Margaret Hoyt, ton, IllinolS to tbe 'Rev. K M Rupe entered the Army in lfigh School aDd a former arcb l9M and arrived ln Eu- tor Fed Gla~ Company Coiluu1-l Mari.etta College; Patricia Baker, ~- McCullah of GreellSblU'J, ?1'-~usktngum College; George Dal· IU, son of the Rev. aRd Mrs. rope the following Au1ust. He I bus, Ohio. ' State E ~ McCullah of las, William Darst, Ohio University; Nancy Rawlings, Shei- Oklahoma. la Stover, Ruth Ann Powell. Jane NltlOnal Young, Yvonne Hackett. John tbe Fuher, Larry Lacey, Fred I...e"Nis, o( the Glenn Roush, Lee Smith and Will· tJ~n Temperance Union. iam Taylor, Ohio- University. McCullah 1s theLminister New Year's DaY guests of Mr. FJ.rst ChrlsUan t.:burch in Gree~~-11 and Mrs. H. M. Brown, Mam St., burg included CommW10nre and ·Mrs. The marriage will take plar.e Harry Or-iug, local; Mr. and Mn spring. Clair Brown, Mrs. Max Brown and ~--children, Mrs. Goldie Brnwn, Loo Cowdry, Raveruwood; Mr. and Mre Woodrow Brown, Pittsburgh POMEROY Hurry Up Wllile Th~ Last! -.-• - ~-- Week of.Prayer ServimEnded At � 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 6, 1956 mcintosh