https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/49252313c994cec00089eef6c537b507.pdf 69c694736b7d9b5ace4f79fc5d9a7a48 PDF Text Text • 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 �j Sole - 0- (21) VI ION I w SAZa AT •oml 3: y or 3:t0 ·r-Y:i , e.. ., ·~and You Ta~ea o~ 1 Texas ..t ae · I To ~· Capt · Best F ar n · & G()W).t.ry Crosa- • IIIG ' . u¥t,. '.' ~ .c ' tile llcill!. at (!0. NeW• efi:h - I ·" ,. Spo< ~iere boutt P •. Sip y .. Ill TIN HO E /Yin. ... '' A CO FEESH P Act· LTU ' E ·," �.. ' • •• 1 • -' . •• • The O..:.lly Sentinel• • • .. ... ~ Poineroy Cagers Surp.;Se Btt~ldog$ .By ~444 ScOre • Panthers Poll Seasons Up8et In WhippingFavored Athens 8r PAUL M. CLIFFORD A 1urpria1Dg Pomeroy Panther bastetb&U quintet m11de it two wim: in a row last nta:ht before the Iarcea:t crowd of the home aeuon u they amazed over 100 fans by pulling one af the bJg. a:est upaeU of recent yeara u they Look a 53-44 victory from the beavily favored Alhell.l Bull· doss. It was the firat win over AlbeR! i.n nine years, and wu the fU"St. time in three years that !'omer<~y had put toeetber two straiJht wins. It was a fishting, couraa:eo~J~ quintet that foueht toe:e-ther aU the way to hand the Athe01' qu.\Dtel-.. .,.Uteir aecond leape loss or~ tbe, season. Pomeroy Jed mOl\ of the ~7 as Coach CharUe Stanley's bl1 boys swept the boards eltan with some great r.eboUrul.tng, bu~ even at that the Pa}!then kicked away a 10 point halftime lead' as Athens seored U straiJht pointl at the start , ~ the second hJ)I to take the lead o:Aiy to see the fighting Panlhera come bact end wln eoioe away. Sharlnt~ tha Panthar 1lory with tM raboundtn was llttl• Captain Billy Sheridan, whe played one of the groafott 1ames of hil ClrMr with • Dtll' llant l*'fotmance. Taking ovar 11 Pomeroy'• pl.,-maker all 1M way Sheridan came throutf\ with • gr01t thowinSI in the 1111 quartar a1 hi• ball haM· lint encl foul lhootln1 tftlbiH the Panthers to pull 1a"tr awey. Billy felled In 13 out of 14 frn throWI In that 1111 ,.,. loci IS he dr•w foul attar foul with hit gmt ball handllnt and hi• five frae tOIMI In 1 row midway In the final ....,.. loci gave the Panthen tho leN they ntvar ratlnqulthH. . ·' ~J c.'~ .~ f. ell~w ·.:; Ja.ckets·- ·sc ·)\. ·ddleport ,. led ss.s2 at thl'! end of the periiOdl u a fielder and raul by ~~I just. befare the end of the P4 gave them that marlifi.n. Earb' in the final Sheridan bit for hU live II: row to give Pomeroy a 40-34 INd. Thea with only a little over two minutes to plsy, bukets by Wade and Lee cut the Pomeroy lead ta .U-42, but subaUtute CharUe Tbeisa tossed to a lar up under the ba!ket with UO to to mate It 4r..42. Andrews tben hit for two straight fouls, and then with only a minute to play Sberidn t~M~<scd in four trio.l'e free throws in a row to give Pomeroy a safe marlin. •o • I ~.-: , r .__ < .. ..... 'lj I ... - Logan High Chieftains :· B.y .90-7·2 Middleport Hits Win CoJ11mn lmDowningToughwgan 5 8Y GIN~ ov.RVIN Mlddl..... Wbe:n tbe smoke cltared away Tbur.sday n(Jht, a Ted bot Middle. pMt Yellow Ja'cket five which blt 80 percent of th~ir ,Bbots from the fioor, in the first· half, bad ed MOrri!l, G ~ ~ -- - - - -- - 8 MciOnaey, G ------ 13 Baker, C ----------I Estep, F - ------ - •- 4 Bowles, F - - ---- -- · 2 0 Lthe '14W'fly -----;- ----.: 1 (!41 0;0 w..,_ ~ plaee hu allff~ed a ,stroke aod JB Vr9maa ___ :. ~~ --·~ '.:& 0.0 0 Three lidlell ncb.~ up 20c Points or better, 'nq w•e: Cap.. thorne was creat al) taln Bob MeKiruitT' wtiO ·led rbis and the floor play or matea in the .~DJ dltilion Buffington and Quail• with 30 polnt.t, and he wu e oaely viet.()ry. Substitutes _--.~_ loUowed by Bob 111~•3 will! 22. bert, Theiu and The lbird member ~·· Lirr)i ·Jhk. IOOd . pt'rformaneell. er with 20; hawever, tbe PJ'm!'• Brown wu particularly top scorina: honOt'll were not to in the flrat half wh~n be scored be denied to a little guard bJ tlle 11 o! hl! 14 points. name of Frank MeLauablln, wllo Sherld•n led tbe hit for a total ol M poi:ats. ' aeorlng with 21 point& aa bit for 14 and Andrews fot It was stricUy a t&m. victory Bls BUI also hacl' Ui rebound• for the John Par.aona -eoached· lead the Panthers In this quintette, ·,ihO wtte never boopartment. Jim Rutkoskie hind from the openiDJ Jump. hieh for Athent with 13 poi.ntl. Athena lo•t Snyder, . Ruuell, MeKihney, with " ,Jtml> .shbl Soutb and Wlddoe1 , on fouls. brko~ tbe scor~ iCe fbd the while Pomeray lost HaWthorne, Jeakets led, 1-0. With. potb~r Andrews and Sheridan by . the jump shot from 1 the fWl Cfrcle b)' per10nal foul route. McKinney and · ,two ~.UPJ 1?f Pomeroy hit 30· per cent of thelr Larry E.!itep, the OranJ!e; end Jhotl wlth 1~ out of GO shots, Black led 8-4. From ~ the fiVe whlle Athens had 28 per cent went to _on plle up a ~i&lead and w~th 13 out of 49 shota. a victory. · The Pnnthcr Reserves lost Pomerlly jumped Into a 2..0 lead at the aut11el of the cante.11t tbeir first game of the seaiOn 111 In that qu~. ·M'eKinney }l.it as Harold Brown. who also .was they experienced a bad night in !lve basketr, foUr Of these were terrific all cvenmg, tossed in two loa~na: to the Athens' seconds one hand'd pusp ~bots; Baker lllrHight free throws. Snyder'• •33-24. Athens led 11U the knocked the bottoth out of the lang shot tied it up for Athena, and Pomeroy now shares bucket wJth thiee lay-ups; Estep but Brown scored on a drive In aerve le11QUe lead with racked up two field ' iOals on lay. to make it 4-2. Midway ln the port and Nelsonville. All upJ and Jarne• Bo,w1ea hit two basketJi from the flOor. Mci..euehperiod Bill Andrew~. who was four wins and one loss. Pomeroy's top rebaunder, broke Arnold wa11 high fctr Po~;~~::; lin kept hllil tea~ 1., the thick of 11 6-6 de11dlock with a rebound with nine points, wbUe the fight with five. ba1'kets, mostlind another basket by Brown led Athens Wlth 11 points. ly lay-ups, and a foUl ahol When The box •core: the quarter ended, lt 1u1 Mlddle· and one by Andrews gave Pome· roy a 12-6 lead at the quarler. POMIROY Po1. FG F port 28, Logan 20. 'rhc Panthers continued ·to Htwth•rn. P 2 2,1 amaze th ~ fans a:o thoy.J<telomin•· Brown F 4 11-6 In the ,;:econd q,~g.t_i;io, the JacC 4 4·2 ktlts outscored Coeeb Westfall ted play in the second quarter, Andrew• anti huill up their lead to 19·8, Buffington G 0 0.0. Scribner's club 21-10 witb forward anl l lht>n went 1111 tho way to 24· Sheridan 0 4 17-13 Bob Morris bitting lor IJve field 11 as Sheridan went an the way Ou•ll• G 0 4-1 goals, and three "&ratia" shots, F 1 1.0 ' Morris, ln thla frame had for11.){~ M a 11teal. Two quick ba11kcts by Tholu South and Rus!lell jut'lt before Lambert F 0 0.0 en his old favorite ldlootilriC 11;ot, the end of th.e half cut the hall· Mitch C 0 o.G which il In the corner. aDd b~b~ time margin to ~15 tor tbe Totalt 15 39-23 ed up moat of his Mfnts •. wttb Panthers. ATHINS '0 F driving lay-u,,, 1nd \WO hlnded Athcn& came ~ck at the start Ll• F 3 1.0 jump shots from be~lld the foul of the third period l8 the tense Autko•kle F 3 10.7 cirtle. AidinJ the eauae, wU,h two Panthers had turnover after Wade C 1 t.6 more drlvlne: lly-u'a wu · Biker, tu1•nover and quickly scored 11 South G I l41 who with his atbR fOur team pclntli In u row as nuasell, South Snycler G 2 W mate1 kept the Yellow Jitckett in and Snydr!r paced lhc Bulldog a.,. ... u ' 3 64 control cf the ,..... . . nlly. Athen1 went Into a 26·211 le'ltlra1• G I 1-0 The third ~ .... Jed "ott lead with 3.33 to go In the per· WlcldHt 0 0 0.0 ~ , ••~· tod on Ruuell's rree throw. but lttclwln F 2-1 wtth two la,.upl' •1 ..,lU1111ty, l'omeroy finally brake the IICOf· Totall 13 tf.lt and the Chieftalnt, in ifflt\trltioa. Jna: famine on Andrews' tip In Pomeror 25 33 ~re trytna the all emirt PrtUI to to IJO back In the lead, and they Athens allent tbe Jaeketa bit IIJM, but 11 . 12 this was to no avaJI. Twice Jle. their great play. The of Andrews, Brown and I Po,. o LOfllo : :h 1 :M:orpa. F -··., ···..:. t M:UJTIJ, p .... ~ ... ..,:.l..: )· Buc:kltt, C ----f!- ;-- 5 .... . fT ~ tl (WI 0·1 LiP.PiiD" ---------·- Z 0.0 Bml 0.0 ------~-- ---- 0 .. .' n 10 2 13 ... "" 'j I • I < ' ' 2 4 ° ALSO White Falcons Mark Up Sixth Cage Victory See Our Bargains .' '. ASSOCIATED RA Tbe Waharna White Faleons used their 111perlor hel1bt to an advantaa:e on Frldl.y nllbt and rolled to, an 8f.t!7 vlct011)' over the· Charleaton Reds In a game pJ..a,yed' on the Wahama floor. 1t Waj "the ~ victory of tbe seaaon tor the Falcons la eiibt SALES A~D SERVICE 214 E Main Sl. Phone !54-J ' pmea. Wabama had dtfficult)' Jettina ltarted.' ln. tbe tame becauae of thelr JnabiUt7 to hit shots from eloae-ln duriq the early wt of the bJII came. Actually. tbey er enjoyed a comfortable .lead til the final period wben THERE IS SOMETHIHC .MEW .. - pulled awa.v. Pac:inJ tbe Falcon ICOIWI Wll w11 Jimmy *-"'b· wljo tallied pohtts. , Will tiWl for ' the :n • · ' '""'n .., . · • ". r,\ .:nq · . was BiU Bo\ten, who had a I! ~~"l<!tl< . ' •' ".. ' .; ' I I ~~J~:~~:~t:~~~l ..• ,.......... o....... .,.- •••iat ' 1· , . • . ' ' • 1 ' . .... cr: . ' h .... :, (; '!\ .. .i: , ' ' ( 4 After the Clelfvery of tlit mattri•ls ::-.:-or tht c:oinplttion of tlii"Wo;J.tt tli; I«~~ ln. ~ ·· ~ludulabor- you .Imply lign • not~ fe~.r tht amount prl!viOIIfly •lltff~ upon,." 1nttrat, You thtn,.heve tliirty day•..._ before your fim .comtl ~ue. '' ' ' ' "· 1 t.l.; F I H .• ~ I l.f'' ,. G' 12 If . 'i O , 5 U~.,, ~ • " . •• ' \ ,. '. '' J . 1 · ~' I. ...'.. "{, ,j I2 .., .... , ' 12~ ' I I! I ~~ ' . .. ,.. . I • ' I . ;_,n-n~: 1\ , ~~Lt~) t...,· J -~ ..-1 "·i h • I • • I k " .. _ ·-- · •" 0 !l"!j ,.. ~,'" -· 0 I. ,l ..... ' ·...,: _ • ~ , ' e' ; ~l!,l(l· 'l'l\PE ..- We•U .,,,....,~~~tor~ wltfio~t fu11 !H liotJitt.\ e 'NO.ii!QR;T$AioE REQUIRED- • -y ; • ... .~ .: ~p.)/~' l~e~isr ~RATE;_ lt'a ~;;n~ Wiiw. ~ tii.re ett · c~frtt 'c~ta. • • , e '. . PAYMENT- Anil ywliavil thirty Cl•ya_•ft•~ ClellvlfY ehn•ll•~f:a,~Ol\~ .. . A.lltlan of work ta pay you~ first )adlffment, t/J!h. 'a ils. ,., Oroqund Blllt)<.. IIIU led 117 18, YOU =. met'etiela (If you are performing your own work) Gr airangt for +lit ~· tmpl~ylng Gur ow11 compt~+tnt methinic• or retaining the ••rvfct{ of Mme, rtj!ut.•ble local contractor, - ·- ... - -----· · :-' · ' 1 WAH~ IMI . ,.,... ' ,., , . . 3-4lpo~ +lie retum of your approvaCI loan application, we'll deli¥., YG·uu· :tli~~e~·:::~~;~.11 .:~~:\ team for Jay-upa, and Baker, with Falcona a. the automat.lc -touc~, tipped In lbe P"'llmlnary. l:_l~•w••• three buketsi rlpplna tf¥! netUna ed tho- wltb wltb a layup, and twl) foul ahotl, Lealllo smtlb bill tor a total of 10 fouls. M~KUtpey totaled Dine polnla 1n t_hat quar. COD Reaervea~ '' The box seore: ter. .., ' .. ... ~ .. . ~ 2-Fiil_"out i simpl4 ~P,Iication .fo~ •. Home lmproviJm•nf l:oan. Thli· will +lien be f11~ ' . ¥{1rcltd to en .• pprbvtd F~ lender togeth.r with +lit emmet.. You .,. '+liU1 . iuui"id of ebll!lutiJ:I!!'Iut fo; t.lch dollar spent in accordance with FHA rtanderds. ·- . Tbo The IIIUc, mlahty might tor Lngan kept his ball ~lub btrely Ollv~r. In the flebt acCN"In.e flvt~ bisketa; Arntltl, sJ" out of aevell shots fro~ th.e lift line; GMe ~n. ·I forwArd ; hit two one handed shots/ to try to. bolster aa almO&t lo11~ ea!Ue. In lmllh tbls . frame, Lo•e"Q out"Mored' · the Jacket11 ~3 tll.\1 tht!l d.map ', . . -~ " .·.·. · r ' < • elltenl ed&e over the lLedlJP at Sudden!)', lbOJr bOIIlin lhe hoop with ....., ~·~!D.Gl' and raced tri an &e'l 1:11& left Ia tho llimo • <• .~.{~~~C\#·on what remodeling or l'epelrtyou Willi to perform. Wt~ll you wif!i . ·.:,lk,:y!!Ur ~PI~ms and ·prepare en estimate fDr yoli, · • , · -----·.. ... Qoior at latermlmon. acote readlna 31.-32. , }· Tbe)l •UU weno .ulllfile ·•tre~t:h.: tbelr lead . to anJ· thrOUihout lbe perled and 1olD1 IIIIo . tho quarter had onb' ._, •ix ·- :~ni U~DE,R Tli.~ ,,.~SVH.I r !ns. ~9JJ{ COST, No ()own Paymtmf}HA financing lor RlrnoC/ell'ng, · ~~lif/lring; or lmproYing YOUR HC)m_•• Here's The Way If Works- , .,,.:, ,·;;. .. . . ... "' .' . number of 27 poJnt.l. The Falcons jug,ped to ap eiPt pdlnt advanlqe at tbe eDd of ~e first quarter .led by 23-1&. Tbat U,d tO five polnta bl tbou&h, and tbey walked Kinney drove tl'Joulb lhO whole team had booft dOne; iiil .tho 11\Ziinll . 'r.o 1 Ditken.l, G ~--- ¥¥ 3 ·I'· u-La"""ia G 1• I 13 34 • · - · • .. lnJnJ:i • --.·--...- ~ - .. - D · 1:0 0 0 Swaln - ---·-------- 0 O:l Thom.ts - ----- - - ~ - ... 6 1).0 0 :Mantatu _____ . ; ____ 1 •. o. It 7 ot .-... II, crltieaUy ill at Atron, 0. 1~t t:e,•sP:nt':!:!ficutea~e ·~~;~~ :t':n~ fir,t w!Q ~ Si:O ~;ti· ~~~-::?.::~:i:,2 ~: ~ team shared in the And W OW Wlilt lol.ttonOI-IoftiiUM MOTOIICYCLII Word WN reeelved. here that Mrs. Kabel 'llorriA formerly of thb 22 30 20 8-1 4-7 :1-3 2.J 10 5 the Lo1an Qlolbtlal"' 9M2 oo Kll<h.. ..... ..... 0 the l.oeal hard~.. It IlliG MONEY NOW • • By Alan Mcmt PG 1'1' U i-3 ~alp. PLANTI UiO AnCI•~ olatint ·~orfg•~ It~ liar tt • Jh~ , II MLN ·~··O-Y ko TMP ... . I' ' 'j"' .< • ' �• \ Page Six '. hoUd&J period here with tbelr PJ,reDtl, J4r. and Mrs. Cb&rley DORCAS Mr. and Mn. Wesle)l' ctrde at· tended Ule buffet dinner liven by EvaDJ Grocery Cbala to t.be1r emplo)'eet anCI their familie. Jn tbeir Qewe&t 5tON!: In Hunlitt&· 101>, f Porneroy.Middl~, fhe Daily Sentinel, SUnday. Mr. M. L. Landrum of Farmv1Ue, Va., spent several day• receo.t.l¥ wit.b Atth\11' Beeile and fomlly. Mr. and Mn. Russell Lee and 1001 returned to their home in West Chester after spending the Sbarl> and Jln. LilUan Lee. 11r. a ad Mn. Robert Crowford of ColumbUI and daQ&hter were her for a vilit with Mrs. Belle! TheW. and Olbe r ·n laUvu. M.r. and Mn1. E. E. Wendorf tnd aona returned to thelr home in Washington, D. C. after two wueb' visit here with Mrs. WeD· dorf'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hilt· old Beeele. Elmer Nelson Wll the boliflay iUtst of his brother Cblrles. REEDSVILLE -- - were suest.s of his brother Cecil and wife, Columbu 1, ChriJtmu. - Saturday, Janua..._ 7, 1956 SYRACUSE J,tr~ Frod J1111101 and !&mlly, ol Melp General HOOJI!~:.. , . _ Stockport, 0., were 1u.Ddly 5bt hal btea ._._ , """'!""""-• returned Itue•ta ot Mn. Homer Sbowen. Elal.ne, aDd w~b.ed I I~ 11. 01. lllr. and Mrs. Trny Zwllllna lutAeiJ. No~an and Hendri:t hat Mrs. llle Cowie hu returned to h1a home after viliting his Mn. Ruby St.arllna: and. Mn. home af\er visttl01 Mr. and Mn. aun~. Mrs. Ruby Starllni of New Ella:ene Starllll,8 bf New Lellna· Carl Gorcioa of GalUpolli. Sbe Lexinaton Ob:.lo. ton, o ., 1pe.nt Jilonday Wlt.h Mr. wu acoompanted home by Mr. ' and Mrs.. Troy ZwllliDj and RUJand Mrs. John R. Gordon and Funeral services for F. Homer sell Mrs . Carl Gordon. Showers, who passed 11 way Satur. Mr. and Mrs. }lolly Friend day afternoon at the Hoh~er Hos- 1 Mr. and Mra. Virill Colitns of spent Satu.r4Q afternoon with pita) were held at the Ewing Nelsonville, spent New Yr:ar'• her mother. ltfn;. Sam Frank of F'u..neraJ. Home Tuesday with bur- Day with Mr. and Mrs. Wlll.l&m Nelsonvilh-.'" ial at the ·Beeeh Grove Cemetery. Eichinger -and family . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Merekl(( The Rev. Ba~erter of neath Mr. and Mr.s. Carrul,1 Neigler children, Maxine and Jiarold, Jr., ){etbodist Chureb of Middleport, are announcing the birtb of a B'f MISS LUCY KISBLE .Mr. &nd Mra. Marvin St. Clair Mr. Utd Mra. Orville- Kerie,y are an noudcin( the enpa:ement were Christmas auuta:os Mr. ed ol their two· dau.&b.ltrs, Janice [(b Mra . Joe Bolen, RuUand. They St. Clair to- William Everett Petty of Reed.vllle and Eunlce Catoltne attended a .song!est at Harrison- St. Clai r to Reuben Frouke of vHJe New Year's Day. Omaha, Neb. No derlnite datt -b.u Harold Ward spent tbe holiday been set for tbf: weddin:aa. r Clyde Plcll:eJUI spent several at the home oi hia brother Wilbur at Cbeihire. day11 recently at Waldo, 0 ., visil· ing h..i1 daughter, Mrs. Josephine Gu ests of M.r. &nd Mrs. Orville Hull. Mr. and Mr.!i . William Grimm Kersey Friday were Agatha Grady and daughters of Chie&80, spent and Mr. and Mrs.. Earnest Crais several daya bere with Mr. and of Red House . lin. Harry Wolfe and Mr. ·M r. and Mrs. Clare nce Hoffman Grimm's plll"ent.8, Mr. and lira. Erneat Grimm at Letart. Mr. and Mrs. James Thompaon and daughter, Columbul, were here for several days' atay witb their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sal.aer and family. Thil111an can gin yau dependable deliYery of LANGSVILLE Ohio _, I I Mr. and Mn. WiUI.am Tbuener Mary Hendrix spent the weekMn. Lee Wallace. Mrs. Cbloe Milia 1pent Christ· spent tbe weekend In ctnclnpaU end witft Misa Renota Baxter of ma~J at 1\tlddleport at the borne of .her niece, M.r1. Addie Bitters. Mr. a-d 011 J . T. Ledlie had u " v. ....lid u ......-. ..... 1. .... re....• Sanl eo ond cb1·1· Chriitma.s illesta Mr. and Mri. :iren or L •lllpoUa were e:uesll of W. B. Ledlie and family, Toledo, neor paren... •· Mr . ond Mrs . J · S THI Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bartrum of .\'larkl reeenta,. . CHRISTIAN Mra. Irene Borlns and daughter Cbeshire and Mr. and Mrs. Pau. SCIIHCI Mr. awl ~- Worthy Miller o1 Barnes, Pomeroy, Xr. and Mrs .tave moved to Newton Falla. MONITOR Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., were over· Floyd Lonestreth and famUy . Mr. and Mr1 . Wil1lam Cona:rove Digbt guest.l of Mr. and l:ln. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maroon 01 Jftd H. E. Kibble and daughter We1ley Circle and Arthur 8eqle Columbus were Sunday &uests 01 ;pf nt Friday In Sandyville. 1h Lambert Stewart an ned a:en· Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Beetle, her parentl, Mr. and M.r.s. A P · leman suffel'ed a stroke reuently HouM'Wives, businessmen, and Mr. and Mn:. Corbit Cleek Barr. •nd was takeo to 1 Parkersburg IIICICh.&, ond INdents all ~ spent New Year's eve with ArRay XUler, Partersbura. apen H%pital. ~ the 1110rlcl .-.od ond enjo,o thl& tbur Beeale and famUy. Sullday at the bome of biA brotbe Mr. and Mrs. Riehard Huh ·are lnfttnQflonol ~r. pub. and 1laters Donley, Etbel anl .nnounc\ng the btrth· of a 100 Mr. and Mra. CharJea Beecle Daiay Miller. .i:onday mornina: at St. JO&,pb HINd dally Mt Bolron. World· entertained with a dinner on lo.!!pital in Parker.sbura. Grand fomOul lor (;Onthudl.... newt New Year'J Day for Mr. and .MJ"1 . Cora Morris and son spen on of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallaee llOriel ond ptnetrotlng .clitotlols. Mr1. Jake Gaul, 1on and daugh. tbe holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Car. ter, Mr. and Mra. CJLfford Bee· Morris, Rutland. They spent Ne 1 j\rtss Mary Jue Mills qf . Li.tUe Spectal feotum far tht whole IIJie and family, Mr. and Mn. Year'A day with Mr. and Mr. .iockinll rmd Lee Wallace Jr .. were family, Jamea carpenter, 1on and dau- Marion Morris, Dexter. .1arrled saturday evening in the ghter and Mr. and Mra. Edward h >elpre Chureh of Christ. Rev. But· Mr. and Mn. Omey France al The Owlltlan Sclenu Monitor Beeaie and fami IY of Z ueavill e, erfield officiated .. Or. N_,- It,. loatwl n . MG-. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beegle and 11 guests -over the weekend M. Miss M.a..v Ann Petty wbo is ·~ and Mrs. J . B. Utterback , Scrao Le s.rtd v- -WIIUPif lot thl t lml twtna of tart. mployed in Columbus spent sev. chKt.d. lftciOMd find '"' d'lkk 9f Mr. and Mn. Marton Boroughl ton, Ky. ral days recently here with her Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of Tamp01 ~te r, Mra. Nina .Boston. 1 ~ $1115 a 6 month$ $8 0 of Grafton, W. Va., and Mary Fla., are assisting in the care o ,.lr. lind Mrl . H. G. Vineyard and s rnonthl $4 0 hildren of Dayton wer e vi.o;itors VIrginia Eaeterday 1pent Sunday their par enl.s, Mr. and Mn. One. evenlni with Mr. and Mrs. Guy France. f L. B. Sisson and family and Beegle and family. :rs. Florence Vineyard. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKelvey Mrs. Con1 Morris, Sylvia Ledlil Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kibble of and famUy of Belpre, viBited daugh ter, Bernice, called on Mr .elpre spent Sunday here wilh with Mr . and Mrs. Jame11 Carpen- Lola Ward at Elmwood Rest Hom neir son·ln·law and daughter, tel' and family and Otller rela- at Coolville recently. 1r. and Mrs. Maurice Reed. City Zono Uvea. Bernice Ledlle spent New Year Paol Scott, US Navy re turned to I ~r. d a~d Mrs: h H~ll ofd Le~rt, wilb her b•·otber-in·law and sisteJ lis base at Biloxi, Miss .. Thur~K, ~!~ eBell~re Wlt lr. an rsJ Mr. and Mrs . Jack Dartrum, Chl. tnd wa.s accompanied by hi&~ : -;;;;;...;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;_,;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;.;~;;;;,;;-;.;-;;o;;,;;.;-;;-..11 shire. .m d son. ,Cecil BoHh ca11ed on h is hro Dorman Reed was a \"bilor at ther Albert Wednesday at lht ."'llewton fal ls, Monday. Vet~rans HGspital, Huntington. Mr. and Mrs Dick Spenc~r and Mr . and Mrs. W. E. Crouse! brother Junior Spencer and !amwere bosta on Chr111tmas day It Uy of Columbus and Mrs. Boyles PURE 01 their children and hmi11es of Alfr~>d were Monday ~<:uesls or MUD AND SNOW West VirglnJ~~o . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Srence r. Gu c,ts of Mr . and Mrs. Gu~ M.rs. Evelyn Spencer and ~hs . Swadley Chr istmas were Mr. an d C hri~tm e Boston visit ed rl!centty Mrs. Belt, Parkersbur..: and Mr at Alfred in the Hendenon home . REGULAR $29.35 Mrs. lr£' ne Hall and son, Cra it,, and Mrs. Clayton Hensler. Athens 6:70xU Ce£'11 Bolin was a cal ler lit llf Athens were VIsitors her e M.on· • Mar ietta Thursday. d ay . . Mr. and Mrs. CaroI P1erce ha d as Mr s. Myrllc Midki ff and hnuly Chr istmas guests Mr. an d Mrs. Ro of Alfred spent Thursday here PJ.US TAX bert Pierce and son, their son-I n· with ber sister , Mrs. Lona Chcva. - -····-·--·law and daughter of Columbus, ilcr and family . Regular $10.00 ulso Carol Ptcrce Jr , and fam t!y -------,::--: with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bu~her of M1ddleport. caUed on Mr. and Mn1. Holly Friend, Monday. Miss CA.rob'n Collins of Nellon· ville, WQ an overnftht auest of her coua.iaa, Nancy and lJnda Eichin1er. Mr. and were Mr>. Mr. Minn., Pomeroy. I e 1 Vol, VII No. 224 _ --· .. ,ARAN.CE··SALE Reg. $ZZ.95 PLASTIC Seat Covers - $17.00 • • -----·~-- For Older ~lodel WasUUO Cars Plastic Covers -only$10. - A:C-OILFILTERS 11•:u :o SPARK PLUGS AN II AUTO·LITE IGNITION PARTS WILLIAMSON OIL CO. DISTRIBUTOR Phone 180-J uu___ _ _ Q....., Na. a.en.DWIIIIIN.. t REPORT OF CONDITION 01 The Citizens National, Bank C!lan :..m~s~.:; t.. mH• 01' MIDDLEPOKT o' b.uli""' on Dteot In the Stete of Ohio, et the UaJaed "reepqnae &o etll tJJ comptroller • • "'Ill U , 8. Re'VIaed Bia&u.... • • A88BT8 - CUb balance• wJ.th otlhM banka, lncludin• reall'ft btland OUh ittlliU!I 1n Pf.'CICMI of Oolteotion ~ ..... . United &tate• Government obllpUOM, direct and lnoe 1109.939.18 .. . . . .. ..... " ..•• " ..... ).422.000.00 401.812.M o1 Stat.M and ,polltloal trubdlvlslonl .•••. ...... OoJ1l<lrate .t.oeh Uneludtnr suoo.oo etook: . , "' 1¥erol - · llanlt) • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 8.7110.00 Loana and dllaounts llneludllllll lf\2.13 overdrafts~ · .·. 1-~·~-tl Bank Pl"em.i..e~ owned $7.&00. furn!Lur e 't·tiOJ 00 - ,.._ ... oo .. • . . .. •• • . . . . . .............. a.eM $1 'I'O'l'AJ.o Ae$ET8 . • . , ... • .. • , , . , • • ' . , ' ' , . UAJIILftlU Demand depoaltl: of Individual•. partnership,~, 1,484.193.D2 QOC'PC)IIa~ona • •• • •• • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • ' ' • ' • ' n.meand depo1IU. of 1ndh1duala. ;e.ttnenhtps, aad IJU6l'lllteed obl~ptlona ilA Depolt~UU':ted Stat.l ~·~~Qt il~·ci~dlfti · ·' ·''''. !.!161.294.110 poata1 ,.vlnlal • • • • . . . . . . . . . ...• .••.•. ' . ~ DepoRt. al. StatN and poUtloal!NbcltvWJona .. ....••.•. · 83.808.32 2Q8,818.118 1U43.lll .,...... .................. . a~-.. OlltW depoltl <Oer"Ufted III'CI Dlllhlen Cll.aob, eto.) • •. • • • • TOTAL Dl!lPOS!TS . . . . . . . . . sum,8011.6'1 • 302.M8.6'1 TOI'AL OAPITAL ACOOUNT8 .. · · .... · • · · .... ' .. .. ~ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Qopllol-· OoiJunoft tt.oer:. totAl JIU' lut"Piua • • · · • • .. • " · · · • • " .. · ~wofttl · ·· ··· ·· ··· ········· 'I'O'I'AL Ll~llll , . • . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · • • • · • · = ., •"'!'" •~ 116.100.84 3BJ,100.94 ......• 'S'OTAL LIAllJLITIES ANQ OAP1TAL AOOOUNTS ftiBMORANOA ~J~~ 101'1 .000.00 218.000.00 ~ ~-~~~~.~~~~-~ I •• 3.884.1!39.81 1011,.0.eo 9 Smart, VI"' :Pr4l & C...h~r o.f the ·~ allurhttl ~ du .Wear thllt the iibOIW ltltemenl is true lO tbe be.t .,., tb.Y ODd beiW. PA~ 8. BNART. VI.. r.-11- aod ClfbiO< BY MRS. RUSSELL PAINTER Jen nie Roush s penl Wed· n••sday w1th Mrs. Gerald Vwlct ol ) Tup p er~ Plain:;. · Rercnt cu ll ers of Mr. und Mr . W1ll ll d lman were Mr. <llld Ml ~. Ern(•st Hilrrilion, Pomeroy, Donald Harri son and Mrs. AlbNt Heil man 1of Wolf Pen, Mr. and }tr :~. Clar· rnee Heaton , 1:omeroy and ~lr. ttpd Mrs. John Sm11h, Kern Run. Mr. and Mr11. Floyd Spcncr ~pe n t Mon day with Mrs. Jennie Roush. ·Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilmon call· ed on :Mr. and Mn. Russell Pain· ter Tuesday afternoon . ly IlTTY CARLETON Madoliue Hysell, Ralph Painle'r, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Rasp and • Mr. and Mn. Harry Brown and family of Fostoria, 0 ., andd MrMr. children spent Monday with Mr . 1' and Mrs. Howard Rauch of Neand Mr!ll. Garrett. Circle an ~adie Morr\ro;on of ~ctne, visited wark. Mrs. Russell P.&t.P.t er NltUrD· Mr. and Mra. S. G. Ctr~le , Sunday ed home w1th them &rer spending Miss Linda Circle vtslted Phyl· a week at the Raueb home. lis Johnson of Cheshire several Roeent callers of Mr. and Xra. day8. Virgil Rou1h were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mn~ . Homer Circle and Donald MatJaek and daughter uf two children, Carl and Dixie. Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rr.tu.sh spent New Year'e Day with Mn. of Jackson. Floyd Wltson of Chandltersvllle. Shirley and BiiHe Heilman were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry holiday guest.l of their grandparand son of Middleport 11nd Mr. ents, Mr. and ·Mrs. Will Heilman. and Mr1. Homer Circle aod flm· Recent caller.!! of Mr. and lfn. , lly spnt W£dneiday evening: wtth J, I•. Wlckham wen Barl~ Ca,Jaer, Mra. Mary Circle and aon, Mel· Glenna Ma_ytes, Jimmy' Smith: ~ ,of vln. Hemlo~k Grove, Mr. and ~- · Billy C,rltton accompanied Buel Ridenour and . son, FtJAk , Richard Youns and his brother, Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. Joltp ~W~l\lm , Billy, on a sltbt aeeJna trip of Chester, Mr. and M~. WiU through Vlr1inla Wednesday and Heilman, Shlrley and· Bilbe. ;. , Thursday. Mn. J L. Wlekb.alll called on car\ Walton of SpUler Vllllted Betty Eastman :recently, ~ ~: · bit aunt •nd uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Virilil Roush and Mrs, 3. Tommy Holter and famHy re· L. Wickham attended the D. of A. centJy. Lodge al Chwter Tuesday nlaht, Mn. Dou&las Circle and fam· Uy and Florence Circle vlslt.ed Mr. and Mu. Buren Duncan •nd family of CUfton, W. Va., MonIY IRMA L IHLI day. Mr. and Mr1. John 1bie and Mr1. Ernest Johnson and fam· children wcro ChristmaA guests ily of Cheshire visited Dou1lu of her parentl, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ctrde and famlly, 'l'ue•day. Reed of Beverly, 0. Mr. and Mr11. Orvy Gainer or About alxty.five relatives and Blflban were Sunday dinner frtenda aathered Friday mj;~ht a~ guests of Mr. and Mn. Dean the home of Mr. and Mr.s. ClarBrlnter. enee Gruetter lor a belling and Mr.· and M.r ~>. Alcn Shain or shower £or their son and dauah Pomeroy spent Sunday with Mr. teNn·law, Mr. and Mnr.. Roaer · 1nd Mrs. Lloyd Roush and M)D, Grueser. They rectt.lvcd many useWayne. tul and beautiful ttUu , Mr1. Letha Morrbt called on Mrs. Cbari& Holter• is qul\e the Archer lamJiy, Wednesd.y poorly at the prtl'l!tltr -wrhing abd afternoon . Mrs.· Rlna Croas .remllns al)Dut Mra. Mary Clrclr and son, Mel· thi! same . Mrlll. Francea-R.oberts and Pbilip ' vin were aupper ille&ls ol .Mr. and Mrs. George CirclfJ and of Rarlne, Mrs. Ellnll Louks 'and dauahtera ol Great Bend, Mon· 'Mary Jane an'd 1amu of Syract)fl, day evening. Mr. and M:n. Clatlti lhle and lfn. Mar1ant Ann Ca.rleton Jpent Irma lhle were recent guests of Tuearlay with IUta Kay and Jim· their sister and daughter. •Mrs my Circle, Mary Rall8Qm and family of La.n· Several from here called on caster. Mn . Blanche McKerllie and clauM.l.ss Emma Hamm is in tbe ahter, M.ary, at the home of J4r. Holler Hospital, very ill. and Mr1. Geor1e l)eema. TueadaJ Delmar Hamm is remodeliD& 1 WASHINGTON UP Pre&i· l modltiea from the JOVft1UDeDt'a dent E~.~enhower today submit- ' own hoard. · ted to Cona:reu a nine-point Mr. Ei&eahower did DOt put a ~ farm program featuring a oue dollar price tag on thia p~ billion "toil bank" plao deaigned ' &ram. But he llid tbe "real r:oR" to take 25 million acres of crop- to the taxpayen would be ..IUbland out of production durine ttaDtiallr lw than the IPPIJ'Qt the next three years. I!OIJl' 'of the certificate. givea. to 1'b~ Pretldent also urged Con- farmen. Iince the protram. ae-greu to place a "dollar limit" oo tuall:r wtll be "finaoeed with the ai2e of price •upport loans to eommoditia alreatt, owud alld individual fannen and farming paJd for by the ~ovemment." unita. 'l1le limit, he uid, should . 2 Tbe '"eontenation l'f;lel'Ve", be suffidently bigb to protect Under this program, fii'1Den family-size fl'l.fm& which operates would be aded to ..eont.rld: voJ. efficiently. untarily with the IOVC!I'IUDeat: to j flbift into fonp, tree. aDd water . . He further J)n)posed that gaao- ltorq:e" eroplaoda whieb are~ hoe used on fanns be exempt now in need of COilBen'aUOn from federal t.u: . He estimated meuures. that ba.Jf tbe guoline farmen "A;n.y Iarmer would he eli "blo buy U fo! tractors and , other to p8rticipat.e ' in thiJ farm eqwpment. reurdlea of the erop be pro. In a 7,000 word special mes- dueee or the area wbere hla farm sage ~ the Houae . and Sen.ate, 11 located," Mr. EUeohowe~ aid Mr. EJ&enhower sa1d that "no would bope that som~ 25 •mij. problem before the Congr~ de- , lion acres would be brought 1 int 0 mands mor~ urgent attention" • the eonservation reaerve," 1 than fbe phgbt of the nation's He left it up to Congreu to fa?,"ert. . . . work out the detaib of the pay. They !md ~e1r Pl'leftl and in- me.af.ll, but proposed tbat abouk c~m~s depl"flled amid the na. 850 million dollar. be jnvesteic) fi~ fl ereatest prOI'Jperity," be i.n tbe program duriJJi tbe cale.a. saJd. dar year 1956" abd a total of Hr~ said the government must about a billion doUara over tbe move ..Swiftly" to provide reme- next three yean~ ." dies, particularly for the key Other bighAghts or his ninoproblem of piled~up surpluses point program : Wi ich are hanging over (arm SvrpJu& Di'PONI markets aDd holding down Price.. Recomme.nded a change in the Two Dut.rent M.thocl& law to permit &ale of g!Wem. First item in his nine-point pro. ment-owned surplus Product~ on gann WBJi the soil bank plan t~ domeatie market at lower which eoruisted of two differenl pncea than are now posatblt!. ~ethod8 of cutting farm produc- ~nt law requires a mJnimu~ llon: pnce o~ 105 per cent or the sup.. .. , ~ port P.r1ee, _plus carrying chargf;;S.. l. An acreage rf.se~ pro- Mr. Eisenhower said tbe minJ,.... gram." M"r Eisenhower said this ' mum should be "reduced tO the. ~ram would be aimed at acbi· 1 support level plus canyiq char. evtng a "voluntary reductioo" of ges. as much as 20 per cent ln tbe He also asked for relaxation of acreage alre.dy allotted to far- e.xport laws which limit exporaa mers for such major surplus ~f . surplus farm procfucta ..ao crops as wheat and cottan. In re- fnendly nations oniJ"- a hint turn. for cutti~ their acreage Ia· that efforts may be mlde ·to eluding plowtng under spring sell to trade some farm surplaaea wheat already planted, farmers to Iron Curtain countries. Air. Eisenhower a.rlhouneed would receive certificates which would be ·•equal 1o a Pf!l'eentag-e that Secretary of AJricuJture Ez. of the value of the crop" tbey ra T. Benson Is appointing a would normally ba~·e harvested top..level "surplus dii:POial adfrom the Jand. mJoistrator.. to mpenriae the I Circuit Court Kills Charges Against Trio West Virginia stJ.·,e Pollee Mon· school discovered the robbery day were b:westigatJng the forci · early thi.s mornin& when he aniv· ble entry and robbery which oc- at the school. He said that he had curred at Wabam.a High School Jell the building at 7 p. m, Sunday Burley A. Board, Jr., of Hart. between the hours of 7 p. m. Sun- evening. ford, was found innocent of a cf4y Jnd tJU& morn-ine: when the A Coca·Cola machine was com- grand larceny charge on ThW'Iro.bbery was dtaeovered. pletely destrO}'ed by the . burglars day in Mason County Circuit Kbnetary l"O&IIe!ll were still unde- and an undetermined amount of Court and at the same time tertnlned but Wahama Hi-gb School 1 money removed. Milk money of charges against a second defen· pr~Clpal Clydet Foley said tha tJndert-ermined amount was 'abo dant in the same case were dim· dam~e caused by the burglars taken by the prowlers. miSsed. WOU\f!. be quite high. Ent ry wss also made Into the Board and Glenn Hudson of M;i:ion Francis, janitor o{ the school oUices and an J.ttcmpt the u. s. Army had been charg. made to open the safe by knock- ed witb stealing meat from the mg off the dial of the &trona box mea.thoul5e of James Crump at and then by takin·g off tbe hing.e.s Hartford in Aprtl of 19M. Afte~; m an attempt to _,a:ain ent ry to 1Board's acquittal on Thursday, school funds Prosecuting Attorney R. F . Mual According to State Police, entcy grave asked that the case against to the sehool building was made Hudson be dropped. by break ing out the glass in a front James Richard Hartley, also door of t.he hlgh sehoul building LOeal law eDIOrtement . officer.'; and then relealiing the locking me of_ Ha_rtford, had been indietett At an organiqtlclnal spent a bU5y weekend aa n,ine per· chanism by reaciling through the Wlth Board and H~dsu~ for the for the annuel March &. Ioney, cdrn,..ign dlndor for sons; one woman and eight men ; operture. theft by a ~rand JUry II_\ Septem· Cam.,.Jgn hell~~ In the · Countv looks on, Bob Oeu. •~ artested. Four had hearing! SaturdaY night thePrincipal da ma ge inflicted Foley said on todfly the •·cuke' tha: ley her, was lDMdismtssed .. 1h_e casebyaga1nst the court Hart- Hot•l boys hid at Columbus, thtl ''thr~l~l~·~~~~~~ two for th• occulon of orA .. Pomeroy couple, Mt-, and machme and the safe would nee.... after Defense Attorney C. J. Hy· time" when they we,.. for Souttt.rn Ohio llrl. Alfred Deck, were arrestt!:d sitale their replacement and in all er argued that sueh should be Sunday night -chara;ed wUb probability cost mr.tre than lh.! ac- done smce it had not been tried ~turbJng tbe peate whijj iptoxi· wal amoun! of cub stoltn by th.e durins three successive colll't L"!J-.. eated. Both are to face these burglar~ · terms. ...... · ~ '._ .... · · "~-"lf&UIIJie Cbll'gea,·· Tuesday night before Board and Hudson ;-had been Ptlrtubfoy's Mayor, E. F. Robin1on. William J , M.oeller, 25, Cheshire •• R.F.D., was fined $100, costs and bung jury. -~·'"("',·~ , sentenced to three days in jail by The MobJie X·ray urut had a pany; Monday, T.ri·LuStre Ml~4leport'a ·Mayor C, 0 . Fisher total of 205 for their first visit Cleaning Company · 're,.•lay, l oa the ~haFJe of driv)ng while in· ·t. in Pomer.oy SaturdAY.. They will Rutland. ' ·· Funer1.J arrangements were Joxieated, He was arrested Thur.s· day ·Dia:ht. Other weekend arrests be in The Middleport completed foe Luey Friend a:od .M.h;1Qleport coUJ1, action in· at t:.he Htgh Schoql an!i m the Friday, Janu&ry 46, ol E~t Lef;art., who died 'uddenly at Pittsburgh moNTON, 0 . UP-Authorities .. 0 1 a~tcrnoon at the Parkersburg Janusry 18, Sunday, eludu: George Willard, 21, Al ..tHWfi.. and Ree!Company • Mldd1eport whilt! visiting a brother. b.ny. 0., $100, costs, and three 'al.d today they •ad ,.ceived CIRYJ ·"fn. Jan,· drlving while intoxi•• ,., ..:.' The services· Wi.U be held Wed · word that Donald L. Hall, 18, WOrkers "Satdrdar ' "i.Dcluded iodation who art_ ·.~.~~ns:._:" nesd:ay at Apple Grove Cbureh cate<!; Ar!l!tb BarWn, u, Middie- MacArthur, W. Va., hu been ar· · tb,cse members Qf tbe ·· Otno E~ teer trpists fiX' tile beginning at 2 p.m. Burial will P«rit ·fD'· .•rld eO.sta, intoll:icatlon; rested in Huntington, w. Va., in · · ~i cfwpter "Of.'•&t:a · Sig!lla Phi eontact either Ca!ib __p:resii·l be made 'n Letart Cemetery un· II.Jrii'Wltlte; 73, Middleport, $0 and connection with the theft of two Peter B. Seel, incumbent ~faYor sorority : Sue Jol!e'-, Eva •·,·ley, d('nt of the PTA, at · of Athens today announced his n _. Jd t"li. Rod ncy Sauet, der the direction of the Ewing taata, .intoxication; Harry Lee, 31, lypewri.ters &l)d two adding ma· candidacy in the Tenth Congres· Ann Rupe, Joyce Kennedy~ Edna Funeral Home. $6 IDd,.COfl8 1 il):toxicatiOJ;~. , 6 117-Y. . chines from the nearby South sional Dist~icl for the United Miller, Jane LeVauehn, and Mrs. dent, at Surviving are her huBband, ThcS;e catificatrs would be surplus di&pQsal pro. · Qtb:e, ,Weekend arrests r~rted Point High School. St·' c Wallace Btatlfotd, · "exeC"llfive secFred and two children, David, 18 redeemed b)' the go,-ernment by :the M;ldilleport police w~re : """es ongrcos. retary of the Cot.nty T"ubereuloH· and Eddie, 14, both at borne. eitber in cash or in surplus comThe machines, valued at $1,000 Ralph BleSsing, 20, New Haven, Commu.dfty PI'OIP'ame last Wednesday night Sec!, born and reared in Athens is and Healtb Association, asTwo brothers, Henry and Charles were taken W. 'Vi., u.n safe vehicle, release(l on Chief of Detective.s Herman County attended secondary schools sisted the technicians: Jerry Corn: .Mr· Eilenhower oltered Layne, both of Pittsburgh ; a sis· fU b(md; WHUam L. Halley, 40, Frazier in Huntington said Hall there and also graduated from Knapp, Clflveland, and Frank Congreu two altenJatives for atter, Airs Friend of Pittsburgh CI)Jllmbu•, tntoxleation, released tacking the eon~ surplua. One was being held on a federal auto- Ohio University il\ 1936. He serv- E'ngber&, C0JumbUI. · The techni· and tteveral nieces and nephcwli. On $23 a~aranc:e bond. They arc mobile method, he said. W.utd be to theft charge and had ad- ed in World War It a& a pilot in cians are staying at the Martin l''rienda may eall at the East to stand trial Tuesday evening. Hotel in Pomeroy while they Letart residence alter 8 p.m. toTbe Sheriffs office reported mitted taking the high school the Air Force in the ETO. At the present Scel is serving' th¢ir · MeigH County 't" day and until time of the serthat Thomas Eynon, 46. SyraCW!e, equipment. · • The otber would be "to elimi~ his third term as Mayor of Athens. work. vlces Wednciday. wu .treated and committed to o_ __ aJIOimen~a tor <otn &nd the eount.y Jail, Saturday by DeHe is married, with thre~ children Tbe next week's schedule in· Mary Elizabeth Barnett, 75. £ ll2il •P~t price auppona for corn on ...... Sheriff Harold Duekworth, and a m-ember p( the Muons, Elka, dudes HarriaonvUle, Wedm~srtay; died Sunday at Holzer HOI!Ipltal.. Doyle Sargent, Hemlock Grove ~et.i.ouary bula tomparQ_lJ ·o~ tbe chara:e 'Of lntoxl~Uon . 'Methodist Church, Kiwanis. Apt· Afddle rt Th d Mrs. Barnett had been making HOLZER HOSPITAL was elected President at the Bed· With otber feed grains." Under I po Eiflctrie • urs Company, ay morning, Middleport Chief of Police Rus· erlcan Legion and Air Force Re· lmperial af. her home with her daughter. Mrs. Admlted Sunday: Ernest F. ford Local School District, at its ~.he latter alternative, he ~ seil Ba~ey reported that Olan Ty· serve. ternoon, High School; Friday , Clarence .McNeal, .Mill ~t. Hall, Pomeroy, RFD; Gordon Rid· reorganization meetiq held lut. ~ cora ~ucen Would be Ill· lei- alated to blm that the- person enour, Chester; Jamc11 E. Conde.l Monday night. llble for pnce supports at a JiYet Tw h. J Tri·Lustre . Dry .Cleaning com· Middleport. o ve rc es were damaged as . Other survivors include a son. Pomeroy; Mrs. Robert Salser, or pel'IOns who dump.~ li live Harry Swartz Coolville was SUblltant:iaUy above the martet tbe result of a collision on Brick MEIGS GENERAL. HOSPITAL L E •· tt A chfc:kens on his fll'OPert¥. near his . · . .. .....roe , ugusta, Ohio; Hartford, W: Va.; Melody Lee made viee president and Joba s. priee which ~Vailed d~ IJle II fifteen- grandebild"n and sever- Roush, Racmc; Jean ttome. located on the Meigs-Gallia Street Sunday afternoon, 1he Adnli.tted : Paul · ·Haptonsta~ · Teaford, Riffle, Pomeroy, RFD, wa. elect· 1955 harvest. police deparlmcnt reMiddlport; Frank 0\lda:eoh, J?yes al ltUt grandehlldreo. Pomeroy Cp~nty line, f!atw-day, ~ught to Syracuse. ed to the clerk poaltioa. Other Wh~at;, ~ overa11 soil · baJik ~· · J'riends may csll at Hie Rawl· ported. ville; Robert Butqher, Racin.~; .ciunfl t~aet. ~tnd t<lai~ tbem. Births: A daughter lo Mr. and memben of the board are J. H. pla..D IS PlrtJcltlarly wei.J suited" A truck driven by C!arenec C. Mr1. Jean Craig, ~iddlepo;t; .Mrs. ~ inJI.coats Funeral Home Where Mrs. William Walters, Middle- Quivey, Shade; Robert Jones, to wheat, but ~(her dlan&e. Jordan, 31, Harri11onvillc, turning Ddbert Smitb, RaCiJ!ej .K.thy U..a..vices will be held Tues· port; a daughter, to Mrs. Robert Shade; and Ralph Smith Hem- ahould also be made. The HoQe south on Brick Street at the linter· Ann Haley, Rutlana. . ~ · d Q~ at two o'ciOeit with the Rev. SaJacr, Hartford. 1hould ''promptly'' pass a lOck GrOve. ' bill, . ' ~eetion of Lasley Street, co1lidcd D' I d · .._11 H I llud . l'r!lll:; l. Gardner, pastor of _ _ already. approved l:Jy the Sen.~, mto the rear nf a 1950 Chevrolet ~,sc large · """ • e en · . · Cllarda:. 1 Cbr' t off' · U the - - - - - 0 • IS' .surburban, WhiCh was halted. but-j nail, Sprltte'lield;. Gharles Hall ., . I ICJ.a "'' ('Jt~mptiDg from marketing . ·g.&~o­ tas those wheat lhey raise "- ~ M h11d- b~Cke4. from .. a pr-J.vale ddv:.lh Sy_r~cuse; . Mrs.. ~Jld~~~ M~re· ' . ' Burial will be in· tbe ce.QJ.eterr feed, food or seed on their Olt.D w11y to procet!d sOuth on Brick- lut.h, ·Long BOttoM.- ~.;~ . TwB MaaOh Countian& announ· "l.t; New Marshfield. Mrs. Barnett lanns. ' Street. Slight damages were done B~rths: Mr. an~ Mrs. Robert ccrf tbeit candidacy for sheriff was a member of the Church of to tho auto and medium damages C,aJg, MJddleporttr~. a dauglatcr of the county on Saturday. They Chdst. He also rceommendcd · born 11t 11:02 p.m ., <::~unday. were Mrs.· Teresa Jane Roberts, were done to tbe truck. t ion to authorize sale of Jc;aw. SQp.,emi Coutt wilt announce its quality wheat owned by t.he i'OV· wife of the incumbent sheriff, de;clat6n at 8 a.m. Wednesday on ern.meot for the livestock feed, a Chorleo Roberta; and Earl Mohr.' 1be aPPeal of Dr. Samuel H. bill to e:.pand the non-commer"'-eS a prominent .diliry farmer of Gal-~ Sl!ePt>lrli· , cial wheat area beyond the 12 lipolis Ji'erry. Tht~ "BJy. Village osteopath is states now designated, and a one~n:.: I ~fe prison term op con Earlier, L. Alorri>on of year extension of legislation exy second degree murder P()mt Pleasant bad dlscluscd that J • • empting durum wheat from coo4. 19M, bludgeon trois. he would seek nomination for· wife. lhc ocrtce. Morrison and ~lohr • Cotton : CongreN; ~hould ''con· an the two mo. wiiJ seek nomination on the Re· sider replacing acreage allot. Poncil Taylor Adkins, 57, died ot tbe case and publican ticket While. Mr.s. Robmcnts On cotton with qlll,l\tity erts will run for tbe nom.inaliop at lhe home of h(1r 1-10n, Homer III~ allotments beginning witb. the Taylor, Grove Cil y. Sunday morn on the Democratie ticket. crop year of 1M7." ing. Mrs. Adkin~; was a re&idcnt of Sebool Mikh Program: Rwom.Mrs. Rubert$, who ij the 1irsl Mtddleport and wa~ . t~' daulhter menried two-year extensioli Wfth Democrat t.o · tile · fot tlie oUi.cc, of the la!(' John 11~d r.tora Ella authorjty to Jpind 75 mill9n .·~· Cb~rleston . Rmnl.itlld Ta)'lor, Is a itative of Ma!rin cOunt)r and Iars a Year instead or tbe· eurrelit .has spent lter . llfe. there. Sbe-rwaa Sul\tivors include her ~on. Uo50 milion doUi:rs. born at GrJmms' · LendinsJ. mer, two gr&ndsons; ' a 011islcr. ·Mn;, Livstock: The [)OTk program now in: progress Mohr OperlitM· .a eencral ldo~ CliJ,rtcm Barr~tt, Rutland ; t'."o ~hortly bC stepped up." witlJ his brot.Jjcr Garland, on .bzutbe. t~n.zo 1~ylqr, C~ctitln~, "spocial programs of an Crab CrCelt Road. He Wal{lotmer Rlt .and Ucill~s ~ylor, Rutfana; 1y engaged Jn the · inlnllfacturtns .faut.:.balf-brotbt'rs. gcney nature will b provide<!. help- livttrt.ock producera of eigars. He serVed one· timn a.:; · friend~; may call 1t the Raw. nM!ded.' president Of · the ~son County lings-Coats Funeral Hom13 where ' Prict Support Progr•m Court for .a %7-day period to flll Rosary set-victs will be beld Mon· work• on hi• f1rm progrem EiM-nhawer ancl Gli... l•l H.utt The President made it t..h.e unexpired term of his late day evening at 8 p. m. with the elonr with ..,... of hi• top •d· economic aciYIMt. The Prasl-- that he i.fl: &tanding firm on [ather, Jqho A, Mobr. funeral services scheduled fer 9 vlaar& fn hl1 JC.p Wilt, Fl•., dant •nd Agrlcvtt..,. S.Cret•ry adminlstraUon'11 flexible · · a. m. Tuet>day at tbe Sil.ci'OO Heart office. Amort~ • • p.artlclpeEzr• T11ft a.nMill then '"'t tilt support program for A vete;ran of World War I, churcb with Requiem Mas:; by !hE' tl"' .,. (from left• Fred Seat. ffnl1hing touchtt on tM ,... 1 M~hr aerved ovre!le&s in France 1Rtv. Fr. Turel. " ttllcler Which ~'!~~~.' on, dtlfUiJ aaa~Mtj Tr~~e gram thep hepe w.lll lift ........ cro(ltl, ~e fio.ru.15 to 90 Wltb the l19tlr ~gimeot of the · Burial will be ilt · tbe Sacred - .. (hli!olto), ·-~~ ·. .._ .... • 1reet.r thire In tht 1M- pUtty... Some farm 30tb IDI"lllrY Dlvialoo. · Helll'l Cemetery, Pomeroy. lory .of Afrlcul1tlrol. ·....,...I lion'• prooporllj. '' .. : . .\ 1 1 I P.Officers :llere E:lliperience · ABusy Weekend ~~i.~~!~;;~~~~u~;·~,..;;·~·~·:':"~1 -~==·=·~·~,.:· I .U . . . *BED •cHEST *DRESSER Reg. $379.95 Sale $296.25 ., Ironton ~hool :~;:. ~~t·~~.·::.~· ~.d J•;:,••ry~ -----Burglary Case Is Cleared Up Mayor Of At.nens T BeCan · d date Tour. Draw.ing Heavy RP.'Dm. . nse _P~er.oy,_Tuea~a,y ,.n,torning Dies Suddenly While On Visit ~ For us wngress pro:u. I"I :;::.u Mary E. Barnell CARMEL s • Funera} emee 'P.u.V LA~~E DOUBlE DIE!$¥ { ,AND Boot(CASE ,JID. ~ , Detision Awaited·· On:Sheppard Case 'BloL~!f!.~~!~~ awa.-lbdalt. quuiDe mahorcmy. at> c•ntod br llar<IWGN biiiMd llllilnr. Bow.lroolcmd_bt_10 ••• do..,ollocl cmd vuJdod. Tllo btq tllbv ..._ .. "' ~ plalo QlON .•• ad. a:tiplllcea cu. fmMdecl w i t h - Du Poat Dulux loo ~ ~ • ) ~aaker • • . . ·~ ,; ' •• Furn1ture ~ . On The Brightest .C orner In Middleport .' lllo bani. . ·, ' I' ' • '.,,, ., ..· ' ; . A e ' m • . Ike Prepares Farm i i;Psfa. Funeral Servi.. Are ~mpletf For Poneil T Adkms T~ral aiOIIUiac:lllnr "' MANY VALUES IIROUGHOUT OUR STOR>E QURING JANUARY · . CLEARANCE SALt: Tbe'R.·a·ce . .r . Mason . ' Sh., - f CONGRESS' YOUNGEST MEMBER bcuvalll br - bod-. lumlturo. Cars Damaged 1n Collision woman 'ED··••• WJ s ·$ 138.00 W.. A tho - · Sargent Elected Bedford School ::!;'~ :!.sr"'!"..~.,: Board !dent -..,. Will Be TUe"day c~rnplete MORNINGSTAR evonlna. Billion DoJiar Soil , I Proposed For Next Three Years , 1 Bob Feller At Polio Meeting I WEST SHADE Mr~. 108 oint arm I I $18.00 of Mr. llyseU and Run. >fro. CO>h ""h•y had as guests New VeHr"s D11y Mr . and Mrs. Guy Howell , Dean Howell 11nd daughter, Columbus. . Glady.s Hoffman called un Elmer Nelson and Mr. and Mrs, Cash Braley Sunday afternoon. Waid Kennedy and moth er were guests of Mr and Mr.'J.. Harry Willi.amson al Rutland Christmas Guests of Wa id Kennedy and mother Saturday were his .son and dau;hter·in-law, Mr. and -Mrs. Floyd Kennedy and son, Colum· bua. • .. By BUrglars _·Prowlers Foiled In Attempt To Open Safe; Money Stolen TIRES $5.00 • • -cc------- Wea1her Editorial Phone 397 ent Wahama High School I SPECIAL Tire Chains . enttne r==: .· ~,~~~,NOW -------------- • Devoted I'• 'l'lle .Mr. and Mrs. William Eu:hin- 1 ger and family, spent Friday eveDiDJ with Mr. •and Mrs. John Kauff of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwilling, •on Rusaell, Mr. lJlbert Nicley , spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harold CJ"oueh Bert Withrow of Charleston, W. o! K.l)'ford, W. Va., \"a, vi&iton of Mr. and, Mr. and .Mrs. Denzil Showers I.Dd' tamlly, Sugar Creek, 0 ., Mn. of Waltez:, . William Barriett and Miss M-ary · weekeJld with ShOwers ' of Wellston, 0., and .,or)~' , CL ·~ • Grandparentl ..,. Mri,. Jelllt Net.,Ier. Racine and llr. &Dd Kn. Reid Eynon. d DIJul Wi bre• Mr. an Mre. cl the ._ ~.. of ner are •Moun n1 ~-. t.be a daughter, January 1 Jt Holzer Hospital. d Saadr S.lre bu been name 1 and wei&hed 6 lb 2 oz. :Frank Gnndparent.a are Mn.~Winebrenner and Mn . .t.purmiD dau~g=ht:•:•·=Dec=e=m=be=r=2ll:·:::•l==th:e::,:l!ortl;:;;;:;;n;.;Sr;;. _...__ of MiniO r JuDCtion, )fri. tutber was a recent guest speaker at of Merckle, 1001, John and Luthr:r, the Asbury Methodist Church. Woodrow Hendrix spent TuesPl. Pleasant apent last week here Jr, of Sardis, 0., apent Sunday with ber iUDdPirents, Mr. and with Mr. and M.n. Holly Friend. day in Cnlurnbus on business. Miia. Mary Frances Blaine ; I .·~· ' ~ ' (CO!Itllilie4 nn l'<iie ., � 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/. 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