https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/59d2aa0f9b1619c5a2d85ce748617020.pdf a9c310cc82e2e8f1f6ec768a8d185b2d PDF Text Text -----.-·-·- -- ·---- --·-------~-·--- ---~;- . . - --· -~'-- --- ---Po 0 e Si, - ' - - - - -- -I Mrs Dale Smith assisted by '\lrs Mike McKemie, Mrs. Henry Mrs La~Tence Lannmg t·ntt"r Reibel, Mrs CmTie Grueser and tamed the Past C h u~fs of \!;;~gnu- :.1!'3 Ad.tm Ebersbach. ila Temple, Pythian Sisters, Thur~day evPnmg at he r hume on Refreshments were served by Spring Avenue he hostesses to those named The meet1ng in rh<~~i'P o' •1., . bove and Mrs. J oseph Beegle president, Mrs Hern lt't• nar ~t. '_rs Wilham KUhnger, ·Prlrs Mer opened With the Lord's Pr~;.er n Russell, Miss Erna Je!se . Reprxts W6re g1ven on g 1 f~ pll' '111es Lena and Thelma Grueser , sented members rluflnA llll' ~ss Bern1<:e Ann Durst, Mrs Christmas season \1r., w ( tollin Bearhs, Mn Karl Grueser Burson resign~d a~ trl'asun·t .u 1d nd Mrs Delbert EJ.Selstein. Mrs Goorge Hetnes was elected to The February meetmg will b lbe offJce held at the home of Mls1 Tbelma Games were played dunng the Grueser with Mw Lena Grueaer social hour With pnzes aw~~rued t o as .usistina: bo.stess. --------~~-----Chit rter 9115 R••f'H Dialrlct No. 4 UPO&T OJ' CONDmmt OJ' ...- - ---- --.-.-- The Daily Sentinel • POMEROY SOCIETY Funeral Services Held For David Terrell Tuesday turned her home. s.•~u.:~~~ I Md., after spendJna: t"!o • e Mn~ . Marti~:~ McA.qu! b.u to witb Mrs. W~ndell Betltn.g. Robert Warner returlled 607~ Phone ! The First National Bank .t a..,....4111111'11 t!l....._ I _ •_ The Doily ~ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio - -- - -- - Mrs. Dale Smith Entertains Past Chiefs 01 PytiNan Sisters Group Thursday Eve_ I .. . his home, Dayto~. Satur~ a few days' businea vlalt here. Condor St. 1 Tuesday were held from the Ewlne Chapel Tbursda) Hr. and Mrs. Dale Faulk al 2 o'clock with the R e'r', Waldu Columbu1 were weekend MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Former Middleport , Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hawk1ns ; Homer ~alley, who is employGirl, Engagement and Mrs. George Baker were in ed at J1mmy Parsons Motor Parkersburg Friday when the Agency. is ~cbedu~ed to e~te.r ladies attebded the Ladles' Ori- the Veterans Hoap1tal at Cbilh· Announced Recently ental Shrine Ceremonial, cothe Tuesday tor surgery. 1 The Rawlings-Coats ambulance Mrs. Garnet Davidson hu took Ernest Hall, son of Mr. and b~en returned from Holler Hos- M. Lo ISS rene Ann Petm, • former Middleport res.ideot, ia Funeral &!l'Vices for Davtd Terrell, 72, wh~> died at his home, ed Churc.b olftetatlng. Special m~Yic waa prov 1ded b). , , .. Buck, oriani•t Burial wa.s in Beet-11 Grove cemetery and pall beaNn were John Terrell, Joseph Struble, Earl, Jr., and Kra. Lepr and Ernest Pomeroy, and Mils Betty Gr-ew. key of Middleport, spent Coming !rom out o! toWD for ia Charleston. W. Va., with Mrs. the services were Mn. Mary Jor· Lawreoc:e Spea,...• and da"•hter, Mr "G Elila~th. ..,... ... dan, . and ·IIU,.,, Ernest Me rew U'll;' MTs. Clara Lanham, Mrs. Velma Mrs. Harry P. Smllh, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Doris Woodell and HyaeU, Pomeroy and Mn. Mr.s. Lula Stover aU of c harles LeWis of Racine were jn ton nd Mr 1 T II moutb, Sunday where tbey Mr. a s. Char es erre tended an exeeutive meetina: !>f and Alonzo Terrell of Cincmnati: tbe olficm ,or Portsmouth Ots- and Mrs. ·Martha Ruu;ell, Brad· trlet Women s Sootety of bury. tie Service of the · BIRTH ANNOUNCED 1 C'=.h. Elmer Wickham Mrs Mr. and Mn. Null, who ' · Uved on the C. P. Bra(lbury pro<(laude Darst, _Mrs. Albert Wood· perty while be wia employed on ard, Mrs. Bernice J>ar1t 1nd Mn. Jl ' Lucille B. Hawkins, members of the Kyger Cteek . eonttru'c:tlon Tbeod onu: cou!lcil nauJ h ters of of work, have •11Iiounce4 . the onblrtb a daughter, Jan~t Sue, t)e. Albert~~~~~ Cbulta Vol. VII No. 225 Editorial Phone 397 • ' I i' li ·e nttne Me-~ Pomeroy-Middleport, January ID, 1956. Buofu.,. 3118 Single Copy ent VISOrS I Mn. Jame• HaH, Chester Road , p1tal to Holzer Hospital Saturday eveSara Kerwood bas beea Ul for ~nsaredd ~-W~Niter S, LuLcu, SOD of ntnc. the past two weeks with a vi.ruA OJ' UCUQ r an ,Q.I,.,, ormaa ucas, Che· lnfed1on. shire, and her parents, Mr. I.Dd In the &taN of Ohio at the cl... t,f buslneu on DK, 31 .. 1955 111bl.llbed in re1pon.ee to call ...._e b7 eoJQWOlkt U.. ....,.._. Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Veith, Sr., ' Mrs. Flor•ee Hannay, Buffa. Mrs. Clarence Peters, Ches.ltire, ...._er teetloa 5111, U. 8. ente,t.alne4 Mr. and Mrs. David l lo , N. Y., is spending "-& ~eek have IUl'Dounced the engq'emeqt OUu, Sunday, wtth her motbet, II: S. ud approaehlnc marriace.' No de fjaite date hal been sN !Gr the Cub, balance• wttb other banb. lncludlnl l'fteJ'W btJ.. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ha)les [ Wh1te, and other tela • " , , ance, and cas h Items in procfJM at cOU«t.ioo .. --., .• __ 286..382.&1 and sons, Bill an~ Walter , visited Mr. and Mr,. Lafry- :~ . ce and wedding. UDited States liiOYen..ment obUptiou. direct. and r.elative~ at Boomer and Glen son have moved frorri- '. he' Pratt Slie tra®ate<l 1rol!l ti.Jeshlte IU&rant.eed . . . ...••••••.• , . . . .... , •••. __ 289 714-06 Farris, W. Va,, Sun~y. apartments on Coal to HlP Sthoo) aud IJ by Oorpo:ra.ti! stoclu Hncludllll' • 3.300 etock at' Pedenl ·· ' Mr. ind Mrs Don Becker and Pomt Pleasant. Mr. ~ · , fhe Ohio Bell. Telephone Cqm. Resene Bank _.. . . . . .. . . , . , ..... , , . . 1.300.00 Ele~ P.any llHi he iractUatid from GalLoaM and d1scou n ts UnclucLing $182.02 ovet"<lrlafta) •. , ·-- .. 396.497.20 their son, Randy, are movmg to 1 ployed at th~ Ohio VaPomeroy, tnc Corporation. · ~ ~: lf IS. Academy Hiall ;,llcboql and af. Bank pretn!JO('.J. I>Wnt.od $16,200., furniture S. Arnled Helen Shinn, who bas been in : Miss Virgie Hobstettir "' il (er &crvlng in the and fixtures 31.332 50 .. --· . , _... ..... , , 17.&12.50 Other asset. .... .. . . . _............ , . . . 2.142.08 Grove C1ty taking care of Mrs. / vishmg Mr. and Mra. Rle'llard services is employed at the MarPoncil Adkins, returned home, Chambers and son, ErleJ, lfter Jetla ManufaeturiDJ Company at America were tn Chester, Sun- cember 29th, They also have a day afternoon to attend a District TOTAL ASSETS .. . .. ...... 'Ask Your · O..let AbOut Our / her return from the Vllt'el-ans ' Pomt Pleasant. Sunday. 1.005.369.2:1 LIABtt.ITID OffU!er and Deputy Club meet- Bix-year-old soD, -&bert. . Hoap1tal in Huntington, where Fin•*"• ,.... hfore You lvr Demand depoaiU or bldlvtduala. partnerlhlps, and Mr. and Mn. WJ!ham Dillard ljhe was a BUrJieal patient. MIETING DATI SET A New or UMCII A~ttomobll-. corporations . _ _..... ..... ..... , _.. , and son, Walter, were &uests ofl Barbara Scott, student nurBe The January dinner meetltlJ The Second Ward Women's wh1ch will follow the meeting. Appliance or TrMtor.' T1me deposits of lndtvlduah, P81'taerabis-, ud of of the Middleport Bualnesa and Club Will meet at the ward bouse All parents and friends are urcorporat1oru; . . . . . . .. ... . .... . . .... . .... 274.628.159 aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs at Holzer Hospital School E . / Nursing, spent the weekend with Professional Women'a Club wib Tueaday, at 8 p .m. for a pot,. ••:•d~t~o;;a~t~te~n:d~.;;;;;..-;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;.;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Depa&ih of St&te and polttical aubdivdaioll8 _ .. , ..... __ 176.601.37 w:~ter Odwe':, Sun~~Y·te r an rs. es r r.wln her parents, Mr . and Mrs,. Paul be held at the First Presb)1erlan Juct dinner and regular meetTOTAL DElPOSI1'S . . . ---~-- ... . $88:1.206.22 Jag. A whl!:J ele_phant aale will Other liabidJties .... and son:'!, Don and ~Ike, v1s1ted Scott, and family . Church on Tue•d- J -' 10 -- L588.3~ Mr. and Mrs. J1,1n1or DBVldaon ..~' anua'",. . be held following tbe .me~tio.~. and baby and Mr. and Mrs At a raeent meeting TOTAL L!ABILlTIES .. .. .. .. ...... .... .. .. 883,884.07 Charles Elliott, Columbus, over CAPITAL ACCOUlfTI ·_J ex:ecutive board of the Capital Stoelr.: the weekend. GuUd o£ the Federated Church Common stoek, total par $30,000.00 , , ... , .. _, , , .... , . Mr. and Mrs Jack Bachner Is was voted to hold four 80.000,00 Surplus .... , .... , ..... , . , ..... , . , , . 60 000 00 wore business visitors In GalliUnd'Wodcd profil.!! .. .. . . .... , ...... .. Lh684.68 polis Saturday. 1":;" Mrs James White, who has New Offlt'ers were mstall ed Mrs. Mark Grue.ser and :Mra. Her- uary 10 at 8 p.m. at which tlme TOTAL CAPII'J'AL ACCQUNTS 121.684.88 been a medical patient at the when the Sacr£ld Hear t Gutld met man Grueser. tbe members or the executive TGTAL LIABIL!T!ES AND CAI'!TAL ACCOUNTS 1.003,1100.20 Mei11s General lfospltal. has Thursday evening m the church Prayer ey Horak elo'ed bOard will be hosteases. Mra. been brought to the home of Mr. auditorium . WR1WOft.\'ltfn.\ the meeting atter whl h ,0¢1 I P'tarl Mora wUI be Jn charge of AMete Pleds'ed. or as...tgncd to secure ll11:billttes and Mrs Judson White. Mrs. Prnyer by the prf'.>ldent. Mrs. haur wal .~~oy•d an~ a the program. The second meet· lllld tor ut.her PUJ'POI&eiJ .. , . . .. ... 271,314.69 Jud5on White has returned from George Hackett J1· u p ~ n l'd the "'"' r re - lng will be held in March with I. PriP.ela m'l S Norris C"IISit!er ur the o!lbov• nam ed ban~ <3o wo Rutland where she stayed with meet ing The mmu tcs oi t he pre ments serileij. , the E~derated Circle u bostes~o tmnlv "WE"I'I r th~t thf' lllhnvp thtement b tr-ue to the bflllt of m, lfn~• her niece , Judy Chase, al Lhe vlou!l m eet~ng were read and liP Take 1 word Of .edvlea from m•, •·rt··,. ~nrl hellf'r Chase Funeral Home while Mr. proved and the trea~urer's report Tloi Winding Troll Garden "'RF.El.AND 8 NORRIR, r·~-.ter. airlt.. L• tiM laundry worry •· and Mrs . Clarence Chase vis1ted given ll wa~ voted to pay all I otub ·wtt) llieet at the hQme Mr. and Mrs. Robert S~cie~.~~<l;l bills. A card of thanks was re· t~~ , Da,le 1Smitb 1 Spring '"''"II bout vour W.ahder problem•. HAROLD CARNAHAN den and two children at ceived from Mrs. Mt~ rlin Waddell Thav'n got all the modern ltCI· J. DILLON CROSS Palm Beach, Fla. for kindness extended her durtng I World EHER S. ROUSH OORECTOT~.s Pvt Larry Wiley, who is sta· a recent 1llne.ss l!ltate nf Oh t" ('~>li•" Tv ,., M~>lll'~ 1111 ulpment, skill enclexperftnce to 1S&-viee Of the Enterpri.se EUB SWOO'n t o and s u..,.9CrJhoed iL •hef{ll"e me thi.o! Blh da~ of J a.n., 19156 a.nd ( toined at Fort Knox, Ky ., spent Communications were read 1ChUrch will meet at the church, do a t:rackerlack lob . .• •nd hereby certify t.ha t I um not an oUlcer ~'~r ,,,,.,, tnr O'Jr t"h ba nk the weekend with his parents, Mother Mary Clare or St. John 's Tuesday at 7:30 p.m for their Mrs . M. D. Hartinger was a reJular meeting and FRANK CLELAND, Notary Public Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wiley, and Vill a and {rum Donald Horak you'll IMva more tim. to devote potluck My Com minion _:_~ires February 12. 19157 family Mr!l. Hackett thanked all who guest when Mrs. James O'Brien lunch. Mn. Thomas Bentz: will be to youi"Mif and your famtly. j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-.;;.;;;;~---'--.;.,.;.;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;,;_,.;;.;.....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ hel ped WJlh the lmp ertal Electr tc entertained her bridie club Wed· the leader far the evening. nesday evemng at her home, Lln.Send evt:rvthlng to •. · Tile Twilight Qarden Club will Co d inner. A contribution was coln Hill. meet Thuraday evenln& at the marie tu the March of D1mrs. A Pnze for high score WJs award membership dnve was d1scuned ed to l\fl88 Marie lUchman and se· borne of Ml'8. Elmer Wickham with Mrs. Louis Reibel as assist· Mrs George Horak was mstall · cond to Mr.s Dor Schaefer. ... in& hostess. ed a:; presulen l M.rs. Theodore Refreshment~ were serv~d by The Central PTA will meet .at Beegle, vice pre.sident; Mrs Mary the hostess to thmw named above the sch(lol Monday at 7:30 p .m. ~s . and Mrs. Alfred Elberfeld, Mr3 Sch:t.Jier, treasurer a nd :program has been planned by A rhomas Hennessy Jr., secretary Harmon O'Brien, Mrs. Edison program CommJtlees wert!< nliJDed for the Hobstetter, Miss Marion Ebers Mri. Hsrold Lohs.e, ebairtnaq. Rev. Parker, who has .:oming year a s follow.<; Mrs . bach and Mrs. Cbaries Gibbs . been in China tOr 30 years Janet Kom, Mrs Virgie Ruschel, ~ ~e guest speaker. The ..~~·e~·ll NURSI ASSIGNED Mrs Hom er Gordon. Mrs. James taUty eomqlittee of which Co nde, ~r s. Wilham Clark and Janice Luman, R. N., Mrs [i'rank Jenn ings, ways and ,!o work at the -;~~:;~:~F. Toillpkll\8 Is ehat.,.an wtU ~· :M in tharlt4f ot the jltriey supper means. Huntington Hospital Mrs Phtlllp Me1cr and i\llsa January 9. Miss Luman, Helen Waddell, 8ick committee the daughter of Mr. and 1\.fn Kenne th ~McCullourh, Raymond Luman, South MTs John Goett, Mrs. Henry Avenue, Middleport, is a Wells, Mrs John M;itch and Mre. ate of Middleport H(Jb Paul Holtnr, program. and of the Holzer HostesBes for February are ~ 1 School of Nur~lin:t. She Holzer .!f~~piital: Cathenne Grue!er, Miss AJnes I employed at Grueser, Miss Chril!ltine Grueser, since her graduation in I a Weather ohio: Cl•udy •nd calli with fr..Une ' rain and_. 10mt wet •no• tod.ly ch.anglne te till• In ...,........_, portl.n thlt •fhr· ftOOI'I:, hi•h 21 to 35. CltHHir with oc:ca•lor..l frtnl,.. rain tonitht ch•ntlnt to rain and somewhat warrN"r W.clnnd•r· Devoted To Tile a:uesb J Barteb, pastor of the Federat of her mother, MJs. Gol<U' Hawk. Vir&U Rouib, who ll employed on the rtvor at PlttaburJih, Pa., ill lpeDdlD& a few days with his famlly. Mra. Evl Denny, Sr., and • 5c erm ans I em~Jwed 'f.ell)- ~1- u.· ,... r ....... ................... Mrs. George Horak Insta l'led'A •· s presiu.ent Of Sacred Heart Guild At Thursday Meet !:' :':~~d~:.r· .f::O~~·'"····J·~'.".'g. l NOW I HAVE ¥1-t:. ef afi •h At M'dd/eporf H.·tg TIME FOR FUN ... ,. ' Mrs. James CYBrten ')'h":t..:.:~n:Octety Entertains Bridge of I What are You Seeking? Only Christ Offers Peace. ... Robinson's Laundry Evangelistic Services January 10 through January 22 CHURCH OF ,THE NAZARENE Tri- Lustre Clecmei's Resident Here wins H'•gh Honor Although but one acC'Jdent hal:i bccurred In the last 24 hours due to the two inches of newly fallen snow which began around 11 30 1 Joseph F'rt>derick McBride of p.m. Monday, local law enforce-Is: . Louis. M1ch. !Mit <If Mr. and menl officers warned the people Mrs. B f'. MeBride (Emma o{ the ilrea to dnve especially Franz) former residents of Pom& careful, since ra1n and sleet are roy has quahf1ed as one of forecast fop. the area Motoru;ts leading sloUd!:i,nts of the nation, were cautioned to dnve very acordmg to word recentl)l ~ carefully, and to drive only wben ee1ved bere . necessary. Ht' has b~n aavanced to the semi-finals of the largest private . scholarship pngram m American 1Hldory, reportll the National Ment Scholarship Corp., &J)(ln. CINCINNAIT, 0 . UP-Produce: sor the the nation-wide talent Eggs, weak and down 1-4c; Cf'ln· contest sumers A large 53-55; brown 53The 5,000 semi-finalists were 55: medmms 50-:>J; brown mix high scorers amona: 80,000 hand. 50-53; extra large 4849; A large picked students who tried for white 46-47: A med1um brown Merit ScholarshipS tn the p['eli. 46-4'1; checks 32-34; small 38-40; mmar)' screertiog tesL'I on Oct 8 large 46-47 ; C 38·4{1. 2fi The second eununahon is Chickens, fryers about steady scheduled to be held on Jan. 14. From the 5,000 seniors taking lollowing a lc decline; fryers 33 1-2 lb 19-20. h{'ns, heavy over the neJ:t test about 2500 wtll adas $9,. 51b 22-25; hens, hght 5 lb and j vance to the finals, where De und{'r 16-18; hens hght, leghorns many as 500 scholarl;htps and L3-15, old roosters 11-Jl. . 2.000 Certificate Of Ment win. Buttf!r, 90 score 66c. ners are to be idenhhed. I Middleport, Ohio Youthful Evangelist and Singere You are Invited to AHend II \tarket Reports Januaryclearance SALE NEW Only loW priced I ! builds uniforms • A ltftUhll horclwoofl warchbt at • low, low prfg to eJv. you txfN lOOM 1..•,-Ir. ConvMitnt, bfs, etorae• apace that IYtry luolfy no""Doon tlldo H~ly on like 111111 roll• boarlnto. Stolnod hantlng lfiCict for 11001111 cl110111l11ou. llnlohod ., moplt, ""'lnur ., ooah~t••r wtth pollohttl bNuha-... ONLY "" YOU CDJAJ . ., BIG YANK aives you a CllltriJ.It, ,.UC.I way to dress for work - MATCHal S£TS ... SanlorizJd for CQIII~It washabili!J With lflfse ililportant buiiHn slreqtb ' ~tum: No-Tare belt loops; ~nchored button~ tttaintroof shirt yokes! . LIMITED SUPPLY • • • BUY ' ker Furniture ' NOWf ROOMS 2.95 Pllll: 3.95 Hew FURNITURE .ELBERFELDS ' iWintry Storms Speed West The Ohio Highway Patrol and other law enforcement officers are on the lookout for a driver of a car that sideswiped an automo· bile driven by Lester Burford, 49 Rutland Monday {'Vening. Accordmg to the patrol. Bur£ord was traveling cast on Stale Highway 124, 9 of a mtle east of Rutland, at 10 40 p.m , when a ear traveling west struck the car on the side. and sped away, towards Rutland , and circled around the city. Moderate damage was done to the BurJord vehicle. The Htghway Patrol reported that Marvin E. Craig. 24. Porn<'· roy was fined $5 and costs Mon · day, by Gallipolis Municipal Judge James. on tlie charge or fatlure to transfer te1istration Ading Chief 'Of Pomeroy Pollee Frank Hudson reported lhat Ernest Green, Pomeroy, is to face driving wbUe intoxicated charges in Mayor E. F. Robtn· son's court, tonight. Green wMs arrested Saturday nisht hy Police Officer Henry Werry and is free on bond. Hudson slated that the meter reetpts for the vil· lai• totaled for l01t wek, ~- matched sets ••• matchless for ..DO·IT•YOURSW''· ers lntarlora Jn "40 tarn~ent•• 39.95 Highway Patrol Is Alerted For · · Hit-Skip Driver Eastern Local School Board '. .. ... I From The Eastern Coasts BY UNITEC PRESS .states and .scor~s of cars skidded Th e East s worst wmter storm I mto sma~hups m seven years reversed the usual \\•alkmg was almu~t as danger· flow of weather today, forc mg nus as drivmg at tho storm's ram snow and sleet tnlo tbc na· heig ht Monda y . Pl:'dcstrians by lion'~ heartland thr score took heade rs on the ice The storm :;lackened som ~wha t ~hl'ked sidewalks and then head· along the 1ce glazed ea!te:n se,1 cd to t~e ho.o;p1lals fur treatment board But con!JnUlng told wea 1 of sprams .and bruu; t•s ther cau_o;ctl d amage estimated a· t The traffi c---..<npphng glaz(' 10 milliOn dol lars to F~orida . truck mcl:ed under nuld temperature~ crops and htghways were sltppe: m New York C1ty and elsewhere in death traps farther nurth. the Northeast But the ice was The Wintry blast spring from 'I I ~ti ll so dangc.rou~ 1n tbe Washinghuge low pre~sure system center· ton, D. C. ;~rca Monday qight ed ocr the V1rgm1a 11nd North I hat olfk1ab warned all hlRhWays Carolina coalit.s It was so bi.11: tha t were "'.sheets of 1ee" and motor~.&ts th@' wual £low 'of weather Iro1n !'.hould st ay home except in exWest to East was stotJped in ih trrme emergf'nt'JCS. tracks and began moving th ~ 1 More dGWnpours were el(peclcd othn war , wt Host on Wh••re 2 27 mches or The U s WeathE:r aureau fore- ritm wen• measured Mondu. AAtl ca.o;t snow flurrt eli and a band or fnre4 asters warned of treezm;;,: frei!zing drml e as far west as H- ram and sleet r.oday for parlll l.lf linof~ and ras1ern Wisconsin. All ~e n\ucky and TennessE'c roads in Western Pennsylvam.a In Flortda the rich tounst were already teed-over, causing trade and vegetable crops " '1!. • two deaths. and .snow, sleet. and lwm v1ct1ms of the Allanlt<" frost. freezing ra 1n lashed Michigan and For ~he seeond straight day, It was warmer at Portland, Me. than rastern Jndtana On th(' Essl Coast, the lcf' at Miam1. Thousands of tounsts sturm rank cd as the•wont smce a who pa1d $40 a day lo lounge on dtsastrous sl eet storm tn 1949 AI Mtami Beach had to get out thett least 10 dead were counted i.D. five mint coata llDd muffier.s. I \ ' �. DEVmD TO INTERESTs 0~ MilOS-MASON ARIA RICHARD 1i OWSN ' GIN. Mdi. I . .YNOLD E. GRUNI There will I'll bot'' <it <YM'r Oftftl!&n ~~ Sul!day bf Tb• Oh]o Valley' Stmtlri~l. ne., .il tilt ~hanti! !!t.:.~omeroy, 0 . Buslnel.s office Phone , edltorii1 6fflee' phbn~ tw~ . !Edl~red IS .!econd t11ss mailinr irurttM at the po.ft lirrice- af 1 \ ] .... , " . · •' . , P(!Dl~~Y, Ohio. f'iltttritit •dv•rftsfll} 1 repr~lrtitbt~l. 9:00 Ooffl!l Tim!' ,.,oo Dln:r bddg sebbol tO:SO Eruie Koncs Sh~w m-tfftmtl-f::lmlfiJf. ' tnC .. 343 Lexin&tQII. Ave., Ne'J' York City, 16, N. Y. Home 12:00 Tennessee Ernif' 12:30 Feather Your Nest 1:00 ~b A Jan Carr ~ ~ ~ · Your · Star Sbowcue 11 :00 Sub.scripUon rates: Dellv~ry by_..ean;~r- where avlilable SO cents , per ~t: ,one. Jear :in '"""a~ at T8t ,DIUt; 9tfitinel office: 115.00; Jix na~nt}l.i, n .80; thtM: l rdeinthJ, ~.ik1, B;t lftoktr fO\&te Where avaiiabl~: on~ montlf, $L By mail dne ·)'tar $8: Iff mohths, $4.25; three mohthR, ·$2.80; one mtJtttb, $1. :coo Ydur Star ShG~... 2:30 Plii'San's Study ~:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Dtlle with Life 4:15, Modern Romant'ei 4:30 Queen For a· Day D::-00 Old Timer • • 5:30 Howdy DoQdJ TUESDAY 6:00 Soldier$ Of Fort.ulliQ 1 6:30 Sports Eye 6:40 Ne11u Picture I I Hililoii. " G'r"'d Qlo Oory Dinah Shore 11:00 News H,ea:dllnes · ll :o.5 Weatherl!ast 11:1.0 Press 8(111= 11:1~ Bud WilkinL . n Show 11·30 Tonight 1~00 Sign ~ft 6:!16 7:00 7:30 J:45 8:00 B'30 9,00 10:00 10:3() 11:00 11:06 11:10 11,15 l n,ao UIO ----"Flatt 1r: ,Scruggs Sports Eye News Picture Let Paul lr: ·:Mary Fdi'd Stii~nee FiCtion Tlilliathi Coke Time NeWs Caravan Std.eii I Dlrectuts Play. house Fathf!r Knows Bast Kraft Tb'eatre This is Your Life Damon Runyon Theatre HeadUnH Weatbercast Press Box Greatest Fights of Century Tonight Sign Off • on. I even ~AlLY Mrs. Cook Guest Speaker At Regular Meet 0118 H: San!xm'! Missionary Society SENTINEL one about an ea1IE' a baby t1ut of a carrlate Cross. l. Ia In • alWaY! somethin~ Australian PJ;pers happenlne re .trial Of.. ~" :: chareed At·These 7:11S John D11ly 7:30 Wamer llrot~. Preseall a,ao wy•tt Earp 9:00 Danny Thom•!ll 9:~0 DMPont ,:theatM-•....., n·oo ;<: ,~, ,·. ··-, -vt {Y..:' Wtat~,~~ ';, f1' • ·1950.Liricoln 1,1,1.1 Himt&irtim At N!!lht 11:45 Sign Qf!, :.. ... ,, '· • f. -"'--~----------:--.- ' ,,. '.-.' 5 RGA 10'00 W'hsti~Ho~ Spottr Sales Tax RetUrn · I llelp Is Offered To Local Vendors ' All persons baviq Ohio Ven· dor" Licenaes are requlred to file their net semi·annual sales tax re· turns .before January 31. 1966, for lhe period July 1 to December :u, !955, according to announcement by tbe Department "Of Ta.xaUon. Vendors must bring all records necesSary to substantiate the- fi. gures reported, including a copy uf the last report and their reeeipts showing the amount of -ltamps purchased during tbe last . • $295 • •• $145 • WfiiNESDAY Mrs. Allen Hughes, president, Mrs. H. M. Crpn from a Gel'maD 1 presided when the B. H. Sanborn · tamlly which has been befriended 1 MW!ionary Society met at •the by the local -church and letten l''irat Baptist Cbul'Ch Monday eve, , . . . . ning and tlJ.e serviee opened with tbaiiktuNtJ:te Cl:feles (Ql Chnatan ()rgan prelude by Mft. c. p. m•· ~~ · wen read fro~ tbe Bradbury and a poem by lira. llrll .a the Ba~tist ~wtonary Hughes Tbe guest speaker wu Trah'Uttg SChool tn C!Jtrcag~. A Mrs. Jo.seph Cook and she ii'&Ye . a c:ontribution ws.e voted to the talk on missionary prGjeets In the Polio Fund. Thirty-rive members were invitPhilippine Lsland.s, Japan, Bel. gian CIJDI!O, China, South. lnd_ia, ed to the. church dining room by Assam, Bengal and Burma. the hostesaes Mrs. 'David Dant 'l'ne lJorcas C...:lrcltl was in Jr., Mra. · Blanche Hapt.oru~tall, char&e ot ttle devouunal ' s'crvic~ Mrs. FrlDk Cheesebrew, •Mrs. aua air!). Lnarie.s bt:.nnelt was Ult: John Kau·fl, Mrs. Harold E. Hub.. Jeaa.er willl ner top1c ··ReKmdle bard and Mrs. James Soudera. A u1e .tlame '. ro.n . Jonn Kautf nact ~ourse was served and tbe a mealtatlon on ''LOve, Hope, was decorated in pint and j!'an.h ana .t-rayer" 88 a part. o( Ul~ 1b).aek favGra of ni.lnlature ealen· aemca:uoa ol Llle W.nite t:roY ot· · jrbiclt ·earried lhe ·F'oreign 1ermgs and M.rs. Hacry l1ouaa- Mi.!lsion date11. The aower~ On the snen 11ave the dedicawry prayer table ·were pirik gladiolus- in black tor tlltl Love·liift. ouenngs. cont;ilneh apd the _tand.let _of pink DurlllJ the bWilUe.&. sessiun black and whit.e were in wroua:ht plans wtJre ma(l.e 10r the Aasoc1a- iron candelabfas, · ' uon Tea to be .held lD February wiln tne cb.au•men at .the Crrc1e11 aa nosLessell ¥1 iollow": ~~·. Milton ttood, ltt111 (.;lifenCe Clark, JIU's. H.oaert M.iU. and Mra . .Heulah Wmte. A letter wu read by Lets Go Shopping $45 • • • • 'Panel T!'uck ·l947Chevrolet . , Aero S,.tiiJl ~~" e~ ',1~~0 Chrysler • • 4 Dt>ot ·, .J ' I ~. .• $95 • . ~- $75 • $295 ' ~·K'·t;:t:;' MANY. MORE . and VAH .ZANDT ' ,. ··~· '""' '""' f' ;''• .. MOTOR SALES . .".' POMEROY, OHIO ~ " • ' 5~00 ... ' . . . . SEE THIS ONE! SEE Other MODELS ON OUR LOT YOUR USED CAR.LOT-COR,NER .I -~ I ..... I ;; --~i ·. ' "' ..... ' ... GAS • water heater! those throe important features when you buy your " new Gas water heater, Remember In . 'ried • $75 • rab.4 ~lAdle ... Realer, Low Mh«e- See TodiJ! . .. Replace .it with a new • • automatiC I • 1'lVll r:.:~ Tblo ,I of • FORDOR 1&:;5. Deadline for filiril returns with the Treas.Jirer ol State is Jan .. 31, 18G6 and returns mu&t be post· mut:ed not later th.l n • lan. 31, l~· to avoid tbe 1$1.~ , a day eharge for d~Unqu~nt filing. . To assist local vendor& yr'lth tbeae retui'ns tbe Depirtment •of ral:ation hh arranged to bave an £aamlner 1 ta~ioned at . T h e Court ·House at' Pe:m~roy1 on Jaa. and •• 'I 1 Iilalf ol udo • • paperboy does it willingly. Ho knows from post experience that service to his ccrnmu.. nity also provides worthwhile rewards for him. o'~!,~IIT~Q I 11;03 . everyone. THE 6:50 Weather 6:SIS Sports ~:no ·' l<.~lda, Fran & Onte ."" •RU'JlAND FURN. and MASON FURN • · . ja dally a long battle wllh 1harks. The and kangaroos and pos ABNOLD GL\TE 1114 BERIIIAN GllATI! ,. . ",._, . to improve himself while serving his com.. munity is probably one important reason why lO mony of the nation's leader. sCJy .t~~Yfl \·. "'NewspoperbOys are outstand.~~g r,ouno• sters. They aro tho business load~i's"of '"" J morrow • .oM· SifD On ' • If every dtizon made tho contribution '• hio community which newspaperboys will make during thi coming year, . what a wonderful yoar of accomDiishmtnt It would be for In The Land Ddwli Under 4:00 Dancelaqd it:QO' .lck0y Mouse if:~ . Jlooq Joops r.3b aitte' of .Scotland Yard. Is<~ N,.Os MASON FURNITURE Stores Will Be Closed 7hursday Afternoons -.. ~ ~ He enjoys frai"~ing many other boys miss. He dev~lops responsibility, he uses his spore time for achievement rather than mischief, he / learns to meet people and serve them effi• ciently. He knows that learning these lessOns ·loday as a boy while operating his own smdll business will pay untold dividends dur. ing •the years to come. The newspaperboy's daily generous effort • 3,158 And It's a good Idea •••" for 19561 \ TUESDAY RUTLAND FURNITUR'E.. ~ '· lh Mor Try Again, Think THE The ...;ual ...,.....Uoul - . . . ol tile Pint l'nobyter· ian Cburdl !a ll1ddloport will be beJ4 Wed- ......, at ao Ill tile Sw!do7 ...- ... eordiD& to ........... eat todaJ. ' reluctant to set aside an important part of our day to serve ovr neighbors. But the news• SerO:nd, ttl• Whit• H•u•• tntlrnat•• to the ·coE!munity! CAL" ANNUAL MlmNG Of course, most of us older folks would be ~lation. :;~f~#:~J:~~1~~~~~!~ rnust bit other na,fibJtl NOne !ian Jt may be that the best chance f;r ~ Pfo)ilf;k, even of a Hmited nature, lles iri thl .it~~~ lar. some · Tberc ar.;- four plans here, The 1.!· ~~ }! ~'..arar~ic program which would permit fre& l!rla frlsPJftion bY the any and al\ mllitary and related tti!taUations. RuBia wantS" 1o limit irupeclion tu certain m11jor ports •nd bases. Enlla~ propeses that lnspeclion~. at Urst anyhow, be confined to t,he East·We!l'~ forces faelng each other in Europe' The French ptan Is based on reduction (l'f national mUilftry t,udget. Out f'Jf all this aome eom~ul1 eraun.ji tor s ucces~ful negotlat1on may be found. ,' ft i ~ JIOSSible, finally , that the real ae!hleverilent a't ' Oen'eva Was or a somewhlit intongihle nature Edward Weintal madf!' an lnterestinll: point in Newaweek. In his opinion, the confl!!rencl!ll ~thould not be consid~·rt>d a failure because no ~pecific agreements were reaehetl. He heii,..•H•s 1hnl the Soviel threat remains and Will remain so long as Ru.uia "ha.., 11 powrrful war machine, rluelear arsenal, ahd futbless men to run it " But, he addt, " M'.oacow'a new look has given Wasblnt": ton the IJpporlunlty tv think of tbe menace as u lonj!: rang~ ptob· lcm and not M .a series~ uf recurrent crises .. ."Now, undau&tedly, A period ur 1rading and bar~aining on a a~Jlbol .teaJt :tj' altout to begin. :SERVICE ./ WCHS-TV Channell · bowe-r. I ' Prfl1deot rA the Of'JIDilltJOD a 1Mter JkK.eJlzle; viee PI'Mideat !o ,..,..,. 1olwoll .... _....,. 1.1 c. E. Blakedee. 10:3() Mr. Distr:.et Att~ey 8:30 6:40 Starting January 12 Amellclll . Staodard Radla'tor ~. will relate to the 1ftK1P tile ~ and flJ:urea oo the ea.& ot ~ c011t at operaUon. aDd the. Yllueol bot ....., Ill healilll .... veDtilatioD. _ 1 7:45 Newi Caravan .8:00 MiJtcm Berl-e Show 9:00 Fireside Theatre .9:00 Circle Th!ai<re o,oo IDNtJIJi or the il1 the cw. E. u.JHNt~a. or..t~oo , 6:M Las Paul & Mary Fard 7,00 I .7:30 lit: • Soulb- 01110 p~ duun .--!ltloa, .a the ..bject ot hot w~ta~ u.t .. broodiq and nlllnl 'l'hllrfdl7 at I J. m. EDITOR IJ'eatest volume. co;:~!:~~ fruits are aomewbat qmre attra~. Youth tive than ~re tboae thb\ have been ~bureb:. .' held In stolaae for l~ng periods --'---~.~-- of lime. IPe1111Y lruit, 0 S BOij'f'l'& Honored • · · , 1/c)ok lor clean, plump plefsint in appearanre, just soft enoug~ t• yitld to slight p~essure. Dried f~\fJ.ts, says B}.akeslee, are a a:Ood,<.~oUrce ,of .Y~B~IIn A, pb~s· phoruY,' 11lltl en~ro. Mrio~ o~ them also contail\ rl~flll!iD. n1acm, and viryiq amounta af ;Vitamin· C. MQI.t-t:ontl.ln considerable afllOUnts of iron aDd some 'calcium and copper. These fine fpflt F,O~M,ct.s c?me oQ.~ Ua~ ~;~tiU~ J~· .~l.Pe. r1ght time for tbeJolrday season. They are majOr · hlll'edi«i!.J£& Jp fruit cakes and .~l(e delicio~· pies, p~dd\ngo, llti!!is and •ai.!JJ!i . TO'"'retaihi"lbe food J..~be of drled;?·fl'uitt , iD' to0k1Pi,1" they abou1d,.· be~..Oibd firs~ ql. ~ water, then Coo~ ~ the solld!fJ.water until ~he tndt is .P1ump ·:Bnd te:ndel\ Rem.embt!t about '18" ot the original moisture content is removed fMm fruit in tbe drying proe~&. This must be :~~e&tored by ooilcllll ..d oootlnJ. Quioj cooklnJ, or pre.uqre oooting, give best ret~ultJ. ·serve the cooking liquid with the fruit. It contains much of food valu,e of lbf: dried fruit. , • • n eventh B1rtlula.y • With Party, Saturday Mr. and ~. EIW(Iod Bowers entertiined Witb i 'party Saturday afternoon at their home East Majn St., h~noring · ibelr' daughter, Peggy Jo, on her seventh birthday. Games W&.re played under the direction of Mxs. Oliver Michael and prizes awarded to Ronnie Logan, Sheila Ohlinger and 8(.'- r· donla Spencer. After Peggy Jo opened her gifts, refreshmenti of ice cream, cake, hot chocolate witb '' marsh· <) mallows an.d miX•d ealldy were 'lc served by Mrs. Bowers assisted by Mr.s. Edward Venoy, from a table with a "Happy Birthday" t:over 1 and centered wHh a clrtua cake. Favors were tmaU mlfroJ:a and comru for tbe (iris and small trailer tractors lor the bays. Present "&',ere MArJ and Luella Thompson, Jaeklyo Seidenable, llirth Reed, Sheila Ohling~ Mj!. lie Legar, Don SwJ.sher, Konme Logan, Davici Miohae1, Danoy Bower• and the bo.u.oJ,"ed auest. i * Automatic · * Underflred ;,. * lns~lat•d , . . .. . • Everyone knows ihat lho _ dependable Blu~ Flame hoots water foster and cheaper lhan · any other method. - But far REAL effiCiency, make sure you~ new Gas water heater is ' ul)derfired, insulated- and AUTOMATIO With this ... ~ ·' j;.! ' .. , . combination, you're certain to have All the clean, hot water you need. RUUD • REX • PERMAGLAS ,:, liHEEM • HOMART x ·! & L • WHITE • ClAN£ "• 1 I I .,. I I ' ' . .. 'I �___ -.. " ~ - - -~-, · --~ - ~ ··- . ., .. ; ;; ;,:; _, •• ; . • ...----. The D-.Jlly Sentinel. ' .. I Indiana, Ohio, Purdue Victims 'OfUpsetslnMonday Nite Frays BY JOHN GttiFFIN ing scorer, wa s the game's ~tar , WtfiNtl , _ . . ' - ' " ' Writer however, w1th 37 point~ . TJiat . tf.at;·,~' ria[ked up Bilil Ten, jlilnois had no I rouble downir:!J ba.ttfF~ball race,. Where the form Wis~on sln for its ~ r\'ellth straJght ~h'a.rt: hu been just a joke s heet, win. toot..abother dir;zy spi n today as a The expert s may be puzzled they'r,• rdllll.t ~f two ,JllQT'e . \Ipse~ and about the- Big Tt·n, but tbis '"tilje\ streikin~' ffilnoi, e>ame 'prirtt,- ~Die that national cham· out .~Q·.top. . · pion . Sib "Francisco will registl'r Irtdt"-n~." .r.tnked No 6 national- its 38th straifil:hl vi('lorv tonight ly, fnd . ~due . had! ~ tied for .at the e1:pE!nse of Sllnla .Clara . tbe~6p - 1Wf A bUt. 6oth we" mator 'l'h.t woUld give the Dons the "'"'; viClims.)ndiana lOst at s secohd longest win ~ treak m m~· .dioq\:U\1 eye and boWed to Minn('., jor eollege history, <tn honor for soti~.. '1Tl11t lt-1Mt1Jnll!IPDI~ and wl)ieh they now a• ti l•d . and Ptmlu~ - .Jns bfllttnf by ' u;;s~-cori:· woul«f.- .pUt them within om• vi<!· s~i0,1,11t~ · ·~:•· 7~7 ~~ Ann Ar· tory of 1 the recocd . The dwmn• bor~ , · ·•: ~ hojJt to win No. 39 Friday '11 ' ·-~ eQb:IMI.• HUn~!~•: .a"lliD~ Fresno Stattt and l'lu,cl• 1 ·'i\Nn~Jiy: to ~~ ..the, r~<wrd w;l h Na, 'to ojh .. \~P ~~ the lamed 1.. ~ ~i!n•l lio!llqi'ilia; J•~' ;~. Wit~ ·~.2.() mark hy w~ipp illg Wis ..~ !S.ffret TiMflht' eomiff,"l-'8&?.7~. 4)QiJl StatP coul<l · Four othet high ·rdked teama ihlv'f ped (or t,hr' l ~M'.· bul ~u~ wl,ll .tee action tonight : SoutberD ..._tJ!Il by 1nwa 88''!'3i -aw.IW;Wit Nd. 7 vs; Texa s _.A & M This is a \euue whl't'r drfr nit- North Carolina: No. 10 vs VirJftJ ·C\lilholon lnwa (,.,,_.h,d H~ a ~ii'\11. ll'oly Cioi• NO." 11 vii hot favorite to win. bl}1 losl five Rhode Island; aod Mal"tJuett~ No. df:' .Hf f'lr.~t Pltrht a:amto.'J lllmoi!l l& VS: V:al.-raia.. Bl~·ttif i1t't,ti'on · t~lfu . nnd li:O d~d hl.. otber lead\as: remes· Monday lli4Jana whl\ a 11a(\ol\alh· tPle. ill)tllf: !Wafj'llit\ff KeJ~ flM ~!il•ee- lr! Ylld "Viclory dvBI" Wi!!con~in t r~g l ,I'Jie ~tlantlc Coat COr!.fcM"enee b:t Satunby. ' 1Hi'Mt1nr South CU'oUna ft9J&3 de· R.._..dc ·.~.II Stbry . ~Itt ' :ll .Points. by Or~d}i Wnllice; Ind,ani't tturryln' llousiNs. who ~anderbll.t,. ranked N'O. 8, routed tloSed ffst r.gain~t Wisconsin . Geot!'ela Tectt. 12-&8, in the SoUth• opened Wt ·~llilbt M.inne ~ot a anll 8utern Conference while In thP •elud • 21<23~ lead · betotc drop ume letll:llf, Mlsal!ulipid downed J~inl betilnd', 4-t...O' at halflim e, 1 A\lburn, 76.4J9, Ahlbama beat Mbt· Re~un~· t~lcf tile story ~ M.mne- !1\~ippl St. 87·7!5 and J.oui1lano Sl-ate nipped Florida 91 .90; In lho 10ta hatlOI, Indiana only 37 Torn ~ro~\of. Miebtgan , who · Southern Confc-rt!nce, West Vir· beat-61= · · 'ilritlt 1 h•td-·lfcond· 1t1nll ratu&d Erorh two .lo~ses to basket: turd'aV', Was the hero of .rout VMI 80-65 whll<' Wtlllltm an~. the Wo1 ertftls~ 1atllt surprise a!l •'NBI'J' beat Funnan, 92.81 and be •tid 11· "tntt Jn the win Vlrllola T&c!h downed David1on, over l!'.lf'd\lt· '· Af'lbn~r edged Texas ~0t~&.. cornl.Jli out cf a "eoma'.' •..i9:· ~h~.J50.~~· Conrerenrt~: Mtd· tbat ,JJi.w the lfaw\ceyes lost four adlh'l ~\<d\J"fetf~ir'ansns 76·S4 in the otroi4f!t,' d..,... . . !lMIQ Slate by a lil!lJ ·lffl~tt>lon trounc!fl ,Ok· 1ecGnd-half -~.1e. Robln freeman J.llborn.t . 8ft a~d juetro!t or .Ohio ..~tate, ~the nltlon·~ 1ee.d.:, fook an Blifl win over D.rlifte. ,C>aughtersOI America,D;,ttict(Hii~ers· · · And Deputy Club Hold Meet Sunday ' .. !'f'Jltt er ' o1s FiiiCIJJriver vv ,, lntesPoJ!Iilar too Cluopua ' .. .tf!"~~J.!!HIIJh~ Scboolln llelroit lhe citbor . ~ 110~ s;Seb..t, if·~1f•JDI1 ~~I)' !dltor -- Phone G070 trol!IIQ ....... -hln& drlYinl J.a publl< .-nto put lt. "llr. Blq .. 11 f'urill~ ~hs HaJVJ<ilftl!•~tfl'fi .!,l\l!IIM!'!fp!l! ,l !'f? A meetin• f11 tbt 1)Ufriet OM- 2:30 Uti 7 ~f0 p. m. A dinner wiU rers and tiW Dqatr 'club of DlJ. be urnd by the wscs CJf the IJ'id 13. l)autbfm ol Amrriea Cberter Methodist chLirch at 6 p waa held fkuldiJ att.rnoo11, at the m. CbeJter D. 0{ '-' IW.l, •Uh Mr~ ·Mrs. Pribble \\'IIICio was named 11.,-Jatet C. i~Jftlft', dUtrict de ' u chairman of ltie lood ot the puty pntiltinl o~er both mHtir.g11 I order cornmllt.ee with tbe deputy Durlna the dittl'kt' ottJeen mf't'l · of earh counfll u members or lht' IDI pia•• were di.eui.Hd for tht- eommit1et. Betty Roush wa• Diltrict JUllr whitb .be helfl named at ehliRIJl.ID of the hom eIt Chestv, . Monday Ml)' 21. 'the and orpharu: tGmJtlittee and N~ aeuWns wlp. !:¥!&ill promptly at vada Beaver 11 cha.trma_, of the I wru .POMEROY SOCIETY ~ • ,. " reUiu. ... .J <hoot. A. '1\i Oulrkl !Jf'tM putp ur1ed C.1t aU eand)dat.. to be Joltlolod tl iloO RaPy. nmcm aad ltUt of 0.. ter COI\Ildl win lllvt tjoo ~&~.111.1, wort. • ohort prO<U.. lot' . . tfkt ott'leert wtt leld. Jl'<l.ilowlnr 1 JOCiol re(rethmen1s hoar w-.,1 were ",.... "' short busint !II NIIIOI\ 'i"M: WJ\t ~tif the Deputy Cl~b wliJd ~ plaDJ for tb~ . &t(y Wit« Jrliclt. ~elle Snyder thanled' 11~ ~o tent hM cardjl al the tllb'e at t"death ol her soD . Th~ next ·ibttt• iiiJ wiU be held in Syratute SUa. day, Api'il 8. ... , ... ----------·--~~. ·. .. ' 111 l sate c\eaO .'' .,. "I . \it\ oi. - Fight Re$tllts ............ «s-r- BY OSCAR PllALEY NEW YORK UP- College basketball hWJ more polll!cipns than Tam111any JI <Jll and a hurd core or defcns('·mindl'd, possession-play coachr~ can be expected loday to 't:ilock. :. new attempt to appropnet e the professional 24 second rule for the c()llegiate J{ame. ' Ya\P's Howard Hobaun Bpearheadl'd I he new push when he as· serted that the "pro rule has bPt'n a fine thing." It's adoptlon will be the big issues at this year's ru les It IILL ·LOfTUS team , He practiCl!d on the same meeting, he admitted, aod it ''hus U.nltH Pr~tl Spclrh Wrlt•r tracks that prorl• lc('(l the g ret~l a goud chrm~e." C~VELAND, 0 . UP~Harrl· JeSJe Owen~ . ~nd it wa~ Ow~ns All of which probabl:f Is wbhrlll son Bones Dillard , 1955 sumvan who advised D1llard to become a th inking . AwFd winner, la about to 1\art a hurdler. The on .~wer i."J that therl' arc new winter track · campaign It teemed like ~>tra nge advice two sch i .~ nt.<~ i.n coachin.g. Call it w11lt!~ j'\e hopes will wia )lm 1 t the Hme. Dillard, now five the defe.nse-mwdcd agomst . \hL• of· third 'onsee:uttve berth OD tH 00 t 10 ha'l comparalivelv short 1 feme-mmtle d. Or call . Jt the ·~ '"" ' ' .. "country " coaches UJ;IIlJn~t th1• U S Olympic Tenm ·.,J (Jon't mind sayi~g tha(- J begs , ~e h~ll'd~c!l t Jrurl~t•onally "big city" coaches whu have ~cen wtnt . to be in tM Ol~l:llcs aYe e~ om na e y si;t the Ml~elHI of the pro brand of 1galit ,tbi1 year," said the 32·y~ar· .~~~~:~~!~~':!~~gad~~~=· But play and uche to copy it. old DilU;M~ "But it takes more · N Cit Stlckars tbiO.:J~t a wish. There's a lot ot Coli..• St•rh Cn••r There ls 0not :ttempt b~· the cll .v -~~ ~to b:e ~one In order to ·rrnck Coach Eddie Finnigan of bov.'l to · ·~ I-icker" the fellowi from m~~~ t~e team . Baldwin·Wallace Cnltcga c10ckcrl t-hC hinterlands. nut lh<' rul'al tu· It all depcflds upon how I Oo Dillard in a high sd10ol track 1 r look at it lh·•t way and then• In ~rppetition this winter.. H I meet, was amnzed at hi!! time, ,.~e~~ some busJ; for 1he u~ru.<;a. do IOOd. fine. If not, 1 thmk 1 .pn~ lntluced him. t~ enter tion lhat they arc guilty of a ccr· K UP Th tlnited• 1hould quit." . . Wid'Walllc&. ' OWird• wat, r.tn n!f!owoess when thCy, Crow.n NEW e . 00 k U DJllard should win a p1ace·fint'o •et\>lce dU!ina ._,olld . ·on ll.J fiiJU·n,.; ~ or prbiel!llonaJI. , 'PrtW• .n~ lW~· s e~ball ·ct!'atmlfl Olympic teaM. and If but 'l'f!turnrdl In ~1'* in...,nult< 'a!!"a t.. int' 10 ul.e purity ; witft'..,u·S:t·fl ee vo•es an wont'hls . gold ,medal at Mel · launched one of track's lf(!atest 1••1... y lost. 1eeords throuth Jan. 7. 0 ll • j I F1 nan I d'8 h urdl mg ' neJr they garnebanded . T..m . Polntt Wl on 9rcers. 'fhus tu~ethcr. un · Nurmi as 1he der Lhe banner of .such ddemH'1. SanFrancisco 30 11.0 ever have won hurtlling minded Hank lba of Oklahoma A 3 11.0 2 .. Dayton In three &M' and killed the adoption or the 24-second rule last .'·ear. Anr1 ·a. North Caro. St. 11-1 do It n,gain. .sounding the progr(' s· 4. Kentucky 7·2 that the 24 SPCOI\~ 5. 11Hnols on po_.~sl'ssion would • a faster ~:arne anti help & Indiana .t~~~!~,g, has another suggc!· 12·2 7. Southern Meth. ·- Jljj~Jil&iioll'ijl r-:: Is so novel thnt it tJ;ibo'bly won't ev~n ,~tel a hear8. tie-Vanderbilt 8-2 Hamson Dillard Beginning Campaign FofThe ,Olympics . ROoMS OF 1 1 - - 1 SfoP And S.. ·o.:,, Wide SIMcti¥ Of New And UHCI P!IOTORCYCLES B1JN:Cl:' dA£L.iov.. IJ'A VHISON 'SALtS lAKER ~ _ , All eledrie i.ebtentor pta rid of n-ft"JI)aiq ... burna •.. .read,.......u,.. withmlt Ollan. Rectwe.np. pl. . . . 1&1.1<-toalwldfod of d .............. llm..W.a<d0 .... --..IWewillLo,t.dto,P.•JOOI.U-tllloio - .......... - .....,u.. . ,, ' 1 ·~· ~n '· i'UO·Y ·' /. . ' .' .j 1 I will ridie t.'ith irldtYJdual cheei on lncotrect ~;~~~ I 1~::.~~~i~·~::. e:rlra . LateP in the ") ·u ;,. ~lest Ouitt! )\;Q ,_Qt•in~~: parta. Jllo odon lo anooy you or )'CIIIr •ti5bbon. I Mr. Ring's station Watl••· ' is equipped witb a ~~R~I~7~,.~·:-~·:';·~· ::··~~~~~: ..~-~N~.~~~=· ~dAI!II\ · ·~·'"~;,~.,~~~~~~~~ ......., _. -r•. .... ELECTRIC ;.: fURNJ1U•E fill .,w~t~. •• ,_,.• ... .._ .. paper 1114 ~ arwnd tbt bouJi ... or with ~ ~ I ,apPear In TODAY'S SPORT ·PARADE ~... - eirdes thtt nera atart Oil with .oblftlnl · prattlc:e, moving complicated ar.U prove. ' Sllidotlla ;-"lioN" When Mr. Rlns !eelo tlill bara !s ready, Jhe wilf "liilo"' fu• ' doe of eiJbt eara not dual coli• : trol equipped. Tile ~ :class follows the 1ame piootd11re. From time to time. Yt. Smith wat the only lndlan to aU the ~tub's 1M pmes in 1955, pl~cying at •tr dtt. By UI8TID plll!SS le....,t ,poo!tionr. He held· d..... NE\V: Y&lQG: St. JQ-lokseveey outfJtld' post at one ttlhe los Ortiz, 135, New York, out- or another and al80 wor.ked at pointed Ray Portil\a, 1'+1, Ne'w shortstop, second and third' base. pays ott more than just the Nitl> Yorlt, 8. · .,., lntllll'l' nary hit. TORONTO, Ont.: James J. Smith. was also top Indian with "Making a long field totl Parker, ~13, Barrie, Ont., out- - worth three points wnuld kiJl' tHe p¢nt~d Johnny Arthur, 21a 1·2 N'ew Orleans, s: deadening zone (lefenses," he In· PR!lVIDl!NCE, R. !.:'PaddY CoUege basketball results sns Soutb Atrica, !0. NEW OR!.EANS: Jimmy Hack·) Marco, llW 1·2, llt'ooRtya, siBts. "It would make for a raster ~ame, make tht:l defense come Out ney, 183, Phlladelphia, stopped POinted Jackie Blair .Lawrence Armstead; 135 1-2, ])~Ins, Te!c., 10. ' 1·34 1-4, and, aS; resuJt, a\lnw more sp;ace -~-for drive in ~bots." Ken Nort'Ofl, a member of lbe • Rules Committee, agrees with Hob · 1 son that "we'U eventually hav.e to 1 come to a time limit tlf sort." But Norton's theorv ts ., the collegiaru, not ha v1n~ the over-all competitive ('(lualJ!y of prt:re9Slonal teams m:ty nNld as much as a minute to gd orr the11· shots. "Twenty-four lleconds is plent.v Ions enouah," Hohs,on cont~~d!l. "And this year the rule hns a real . chance ." But don't het on it. t: • A£ Tuesdqy, hlupeaiwt II> ltlfllll ' I dress ynn of lrWJI>It-flft> _,,.;ee Jl a to~ot ol cmly pen•iea a 4Jomh. Gi\~ ll}'stent: With . gi'Ve ih5trbet'!On or ne in the area, even nrs are ln operatien. 1 MnlDI..EPORT SOOETY ' Mrs. Baisy Akrctm has been visiting ti.er nieces, · Mrs. k.ml!i BreWington and Mrs. John Vm· man and their families. She WI¥ called here- ::flam her home in Carrolton, KY7. by the death of ber sister, Ellie Farley, Langs· ville, Mrs. Glenn Lambert and 'Mfl. Ernest Lallance were businf>ss visitl)rs in Parkersburg S~t)lrda y and in Athen11 w~e:re th;uf'~lsitc-d Mr. and M.rs. George ·D6tititUe. . I !oils. Gail Russoll and· Mb. Ra• ' ,..,. ' Basketball Ratings ~~:~::~~~ :~::~, ~f,~~~·~:.; "''l'. .,• , Mrs. LouiJ8 1Mupldge ·. 1 abh . .·! _,. ., '~""'"" IIi'. ~J!:il!·~"~; Jlloi; l)j ' ",, '' - c: I r. G. H'unker vl.ifr· Dfl: a.M. .rwl ~jly handlt11 lbe ·~ C.O rid of trtuh and ,.r""8" daB clam eleqric way. 'fa•ily't daily lrub 111d 1arloa(le •• Jut u II .:ato •ubte&. I list Church, 18. a medieal patient at Holzer Hosp1tal. ------- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : f.i~i;!~~iiF~~~·. ,, llr&t Clpacily TOD .-H 1!/..ECTRIC LIVINri I! N!T ~~RCOMPNN 't__/" Fijtietli Annivers<ITy Year American Gas and Eleclric S1Jslem Mrs. N. D. Borden, V:ife of the ~astor of the. Mt. Mor~h ~Jl I iOR SP£N'D J'S MJ-NIJTJES · · · rN ." ·- ly UNIT.. ~· CHRYSlEI(. . •Northeastern 81 a Jl,ates 58 · Bllflalo '13 Toronto 48 Paee 91 Brooklym Colleee. 90 BNtbnore '18 Pari) Univ. 68 Y!:'II~'IO Ttlch. 81)' Davldaon fJ3 State 71 Rollins 70 Florida 90 92 Futman 81 119 Miss Ruth a week ' , .. c..u ' ....... ''· Ml'8 . ,I home 1.1. Blake .JI n . lt J) III K h. II"'.: 1!..1 'Jrf "'.~ ' j .1 • .:-5 • 11'1<\ ..- ..' . 8-2 r Mai. potipllthink lhat the gentleman who oWJii and drives a new Cadillac must n..,...,.ril;y be bi-d with an abundance of this world's a!lods. I·lalo'illl'··· IIO)'svllle. llbt the truth of the malln.ie !hal a sreal met~,y moi'Or~h of relatl""ly modeat meo~o-like tile happy man you,.. here-sit at the w!I.OI of the "carol ~Carl." I" , 1 It doesn't lake loaj to llad out •·by Cbryoler J 19 \finntna die reputation as .the ~rf~ I leader. of t9S6. Just a few mtnUta bctamd the w!loel ~~ a his Cbrystor Windsor v.s lite thio oM wiU 1bow you wby. SUppOIO are in ,lbe rigbt·hand 18110 ... all exprmway . . • · four lengths behind a bit truck. ro1Ubg along betwtt.n 35 ad3' 40 miles per hour. You want ·to pllSS. You toe the ,. aad· Mrs. Dana W.alburn, Seattle, W&sb., are sptndJng a !f, rou Cub Scour., Den Pla1u throttle and in tighr secondY (fat 1ou're /Dtir le'JIIh.t afieqd oj thUI moving truck and b~~cCk in your '~ri lane! ·· , That'S , 1956 Chryalor performance. That's the kind of power ooly the "PowcrStylo'' · Pr(lj!Jtf For Puck Meel Den 4 of the Cub Scou~.s m ~ ! Monday at the home of Den Mo· lhcr, Mrs. Dwight WaUace who wls as11ls~d b~ Je';:. Harley SwiSheJ>. 'Jilfe Cu . , made plans for their ~Art in th Paelt to be held• af the. ! • 69 St. 7S ,.• 11 ,MEIGS MOTOR CD. ' ' ,, Wlnol119d' Wlsconaln 71 Mtnnetota 77 Indiana 71 Iowa 88 Ohio State 73 --· 'Jiuouri 78 Kanaa:a 54 !;Ill Ill '. ' ' ,. lll<ltlgan 7i Purdue 67 J . ' J .• I' ' \ ' ' ' .' · II .;-pow_erStyle . Westmntt. 81 Loyl•la La. 113 Detroit BV Drake Ba 78 Ot\lbom' ' - l~d 11-2 113 · Mlbi11ippi Coli. fM 89 VMI 85 94- Wofford 8S Chriatian 85 ~ouston ..• 1Mb were iJl ' PRISJ " A"'Power.6utf· W~;Tfl ~;:s·l.~;l~f. Scores 'I ---------+___________________. . . .;__ M. ·K, FUflite and> daullhl'eP Atllens last week. 0 ""'"'" like to .~ee three D. tie-Duke for I basket ~CQred oiiutido 24 r+.t. 10. North Catollaa one'"int~ of lhf' totnl Second 10 _teo'""' is done trfom outside that explain~. "Even if we 24 second rule, the tould W used unless we , Oltlq Stote, 1111;• oi lon1fshots and 17, UCtA, 28; out of the a'D~ llarq,uette; lgao. ·~7. week with his parenq, Mr. and t Mrs. Raymond Walburn and fam · 'ily. Dina bas just been dij;charged after four · years in the medical trancb o£ the Air Force and he aitd his wiie will leave for his' new pOtJition at <~. State- Hospital in Oregon this week . .. �~ Page Six .:W..Uied ...,., Ma .,_... 117 I~.\. f. 'n\e Dolly . Sef.t~nel. Pomerov-Miadle!)C!rt. Ohio . WANT ADS --·.pcir- --.u.. Last..RitfB·. Held. I 14 I For Rent 1~PAjiiTj;jE;fr:-;;;;.~'ll . . I' ' private, 3 rooms it. will be publlioh... .... ..... 'ia)' as received. Kate.: 2 cents pet wora. Ren t re.asona bl e. 2nd St., Middleport. Call 440-M or 24-Y. 1-&-6tc Speclai-Ooe per word. moot~ for llO cenu 2 FURNISHED APARTMENTS on Full rf.te or 2 eenta pe: word will Meehltlie St. omd 1 FURNISH·•·••eel lor ·•v-••iD• ti oot ED HOUSE on Lincoln Hill be . . . ,• Pomeroy, OhiO. lnqt.nre E.wma s Store, W. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 183. l -3-tf reported im.b.;.efilal._. 1'be Dail)' 6-room Duplex In SuGar Run. Au· Seatill"l wW aot be reapowible tomatie beat. Close &choola . tor more UIID ODe ..Uoa.. l.Dcorrect ln· ~pf'Citl ....,II tlf 1bankfa and NIJ Ucea o. Everats pnnte4 at re&'-' lar daasifled rates. Obituanu publ.iabed at 1 cmt per word. ~iW'&ed Adl rece1ved. bJ mall Gl' teJepbooe ClYe.D. careful 1~ _ _ !._ """' 1~ Notices 1 CANDIDATES For campaiGn cards, llO~Ity advertising, and book matches . call Pomeroy 201. WE-BuY . 17 HELP WANTED • Call 3'7f.J. 12 27 tf 112 Brick Street. . • FURNISHED APARTMEN'J'S.-4 or IS roonu and bath. Gas fi~d bot water furnace. Pbone 6 lrZB·X. Utilities paid . 12- 16-Sotp Five room modern APART·MENTS, with laundry and ear-118. New G-room dwellinG witb iaraea and lauadr.)'. Phon.e 31(1,!l. A. N . BengeL 6·27-tf . ~OTUaAL J M•MI I I ASSISTANT MANAGEft..-Womu. ·•• tar a bl e to Won;' '""" aorqe 'N. whu Oat 11l11ion. Min.lruum wrce ~~~~e ~~or ~· 11011. -.... au -....,.. • paid fQl' ltefore tb& l6tb of each moatb foUowi.ua; lniet'tion. &rota lD AdvU'tisini--Shou.ld be I • OHI'Y,v.,."-y'· flll4 't l.· evenin&:s to help maaater se.lltd and tnin outride ••l~omea . u nuaua1 oppor tUD 1~ .u Y• N 1 tl Olt.NJJ kn~wn . company· No partlet, 80 dehverJng, no canauilll, 80 .. .,...,.,.., · . , JUN_Kir) "' ,'' ..'·. V. - . . l ~~-.. • collecting, no inYut~ent. flp.. .., ibJtJ"tours. For peraoaat liter- I ;::::::;::::::;::;::t;:::~l view write about Yl)Unelf to !l Box 688-A, % The 'DJIIy seatinel, giving phone u.umbm-. 1-5-6tp. ·" " - - - - · . ---HILP WANTID MIKNIGBT WOMA!1 to eara ·tnOMl' part time MOTOI. ~,II . .and eveninp.. ~ 0 , expcrienee none 111 MIM:.c¥1111, OW. nece~~&ary. No delivery. No col· lectina:. Training and equipment t Ea PIIINVINTQR"f IALI a our expeMe. rn up to $1~ Pricea cut 1AJ to ~ on all &ew· a day for a few hoUrs of plea&lDI muhinu, 1weepen, sew:i.D rant wort. Car necessary. For cs.binets aDd atooll, ·a'Dd par1 personal Interview, write Box KIITON'ISIWING MACHINI 668-A, % The Daily SentiDel SiRVlCI . MARtiN. HOTEL COFFEE SHOP ce{rle ~~!· FURNISHED 2 or 3 APARTMENT. Couple room preferr- COMPLETE 1nsW"IDee Protietln, Uftdtr New M11n111etMnt can Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Deo Milt., lollddleport. Obi;::•:;.··_,_;.._ ed. Ut!Utles furnished. Phone ::omplete WR}!;EL AUGNMENT 0188-J. l·10-3te balancing and brake eervlce. Uacketts' Safety Servke, Well ( Re~t !ale. Main Street, Pomeroy, Oblo. !- - - - -- -"-___::.:_; FUJ\NISHEO HOU8E for Completely -moclirA. f'roahb . PhOne 267. ~.J-tf 6-room HOUSE for rent or aale In p•lnted. 011 · Llne91l'i •ltetahll I 18) Auto Sales Bel\'edcre door sed••· $1395. Pomeroy Ohio. For or Sole Susar Run. Information, 127 Butter~ut. 1-5 12tp B~:r~~ I 17) Help Wonted I WOMEN 18-6~. to addreq mall our circulars at home commiaslon. Write GIFi' Springfield 27, Pa . 1954 CHEVROLET door Sedan, $139ft. Pomeroy, Ohio. I21 ) Real. Estd.te Call 8311-lol. , ,11·17-t! Building 4Q.tll F~ Sl.le: 4 Larto buildlnt: loll Jn Pomeroy, Ohlo . . Good · Jooa!l'>•· Priced reasonable. See I'Vi.Qr' . Carman, Route 2, Pomeroy, •'.Ohio, at Peach Fork Road. 1-l0.7tc II"Hkfllt end lvmlng DlnMI"'I '~ ReH~:VetNnl . for .,.rtf•• and . II...... At All Tim" NT ·VIIITID \ - - ' b NOIIPOral- ' ... " ' w.u presented by. Fritz Buek, ofia~ and buri.ll wa.s in Beetb Groye Cemetery and pallbearer& were~ the oepbew.s or the deceued, Coming from out of town for the Sen'iee were Mr. and Mrs. Den zil Showers and family of Sugar ~cek~s. WUiiam Barnett and · Jss Y Showers, Wellston ; Mr anti ·Mr.s. Fred James and fam· ily or Stockport. Mr. and Mrl:. Carrol Pugh, Mr. w~ :I AND OORPORATIONEI BEDP'()lUJ , . , , , , • , •. , , • NOTICE OF . A'POINTMENT Aclmlnlotro,.lx E~t.n ef r!::.~v. Lowther, . b' Pell)o 1·liven '..fi TOWNSHIPS SOHOOL DIB'i'RIOTS OHEBTm ... , . , ... , , , . l!tiOiorn ~ s. D l:itW.IibUl")' 1.0ca1 s. ti. .. OOLIIMBIA ...... .... .. that ... .:JO .20 . Eaoteni LocalS. D. Sout,buo Local LIIIT e. o, .. ola'l: .. ·• ......... .. •:JO Western Local. El. D. • , . BJLLlEDOU11Y • ••.••. .•. , I 8ollob9r1 Local S. D.. . •c.NOTICI OF SALE The Acna C. WUliams real es· Bedfbht Lotat 8 · D. · · · ·t t d 1 T Middletloot Villi,ie , .. t" t · s1 ua e n .-..em , ownship, Pom eroy V'"'"" .........,.e ..... . Me1gs Count y, O)hto, Will be of· SCIPIO .411 .. ......... , .. fered for .!ale by the unctenigned NartiK!m Loc.al s. D. , . at the offlces Of Crow & Crow, Bti'I"'''N ... . .......... . Attorneys, Pomeroy, Obio, on BauthertJ. Looal B. D.. . January 11th, 19&5, at 10:00 o' Raci.M VUlare ....... . clock A, M. Property appraised Syracuse VWBa'e • · · · · at $2,000:00 and ~eann.ot be sold PODlel'())' sutton B. D... ror Less than tbl!l apPraised value. Bale subject to approval -of Pro· ~te Coprt. l : ·~ !l CarJ I)Orby, Gua~ia~ of , J Anna liA)'illlama. an Inco~l~t. P~oa. · 1.10 .80 .till 1.10 I.JII 1.111 1.111 ... ~~. -Looa!S.D. . . . .20 ,.· 8ALJ!!ll( •• .•••• • '' •• ' . ~. .till . . .20 ' ' ' .., ......., .20 . .. ' ' LEBANON ••.. ,,,, ••.. ,, Post Office o.. Ql (lenhwmer Lumberyard identify and rekeys at the Dally Sentinel 19M PL\'MOUTH ' ~ pe<!ial muslf Meigs County:, Oblo. <Jt.n\!r may ;.1 otfJciatiDt. l-10-17·24.3tci _set of keys In the vicin- __ ________ 18 BI Auto Servtces ,. ' !.Oil 18.80 1.011 . . 16.30 !:ali' . 1!1.30 lUI IUO ,.•.' 1.11!:· . 22.80 18.30 '""' ' .1.111 . is.ao .ao':..,· ·.10 ·uo- ... .1!1 ... ,20 •20 .20 .20 ·"" ' .811 .till ... ... ..o .1!1. .Ill · ......... uo., 22.80 uo · .tO 2:1.10 a.• , All .. . ,ltl I~.SO zuo 2.110 3.80 1;10 1.10 3.10 .Ill .ltl 22.80 .411 .10 . •80 ...... 16-M · 1.10 1.• ..... •• 1.011 1.10 .1!1 .60 • uo uo l.tlll 18.10 a.:JO .11) 20.110 Uo 2UIO 16.30 J.IO ta.tio 20.80 :1'.1.00 18.20 . ~- ..,r.... .,,., ' • ~,, ><~~•.. ''· ( ... ' J .. ll_.·•• c-' ···~" ....... - ... ~ le& PONTIAC Slar Chief Excellent Jimmy Parsons, port. 19154 FORD 4-door, two-tone fin· l8h, R&H, $l4Dll. Jimmy Par· . IODll, MJdd!cp01·t. 1·9-3tc ------ -- ·- ---· 1041 FORD 4.Joor Sedan, a:ood tire!!, good motor . Will sell cheap for quick ~H ie. Coatact Mt. L11ccy at. the Ohio Valley .Rll:klna: Co., Middleport, Ohlo. 1·8 Uc. t9l for 5c.ie U&ed CROSS TIES for sale, cheap. Located on gcr Creek EJectrlc ,P lant pert)'. Contact Lep Wood, malp ,pte auard hou¥e or office!. Mixed BaJe Hay for 11nle. W. A. Carman, Rock . Ohln. · " .. noilnce~ A Sentinel Dl1play ' or Want Ad be Your Repre•e 11 10t~ve. . . Rt•11h• ~ ..... ' .. i lllljiUII\:11 . .Qr ' ·~ ~-bll'> · -loi. . • ~ T"l"'"· •Lillo CMD~ ~ ~ ,. Real Esto.tt I . • . ' > . ' Br.ok MUSICAJ. "YOUR SUNRISE · ··· ~ ··, .~ 1952 STUIIEHAKJo:R $691t Jimmy l'anont;, port. SHG htly w H d ~. ' '·· ~ '• llDI. .: ; . . . .. -·' ,. ,, ' j ·~~~~~~~~t·7~·8W~-----7~--~~~~~~~~~~ •' HE._E COMES !F= . ..... T ... . ""- • , ( I 01d you know you could save 25 % or more on part s by having your tracto'r engme 011erhauled be (ore March. 1, 1956? Also aiik aboul our special on p11intinll and tuneup. Meigs Equ1p10ent Co. Phone tM. 1·3·48te ., 'o!i !-Mi4f·tr, 1 Wit / Iter, OI.tVl. :~ ....... ...... .. wis Vt LQ-wtber ltte. of Columbia EaOfetil> Locol s. 0 TownibJ,P, lf~ita \Co'lnty, Ohio, OJIA!fOI ' ......... .'.... decea,tcl~ ·,. , , . . . - . , .,.Lou! 5. D. Datftf this 7th dt)': Of January :R.t.JT.tf4NQ • '•. :: ' ': ;~ ••• 1966, W 5.Loeals. D., . N.. I,ooai S. D. , . , J~ t_'C. lfacun Rutl ') 'tllaoe, , ..... . . JUdlle of·lb'li PrObate Ccurt FARMALL TRACTOR OWN'R.S . Kent James, ColumbuJ; Mt. , &Dd AddrM1 iB Carpenter, -bhio, 'Route I bas beeb d¥br ·~poiated as Ad. ministra~nK o~ t~· Eati:te of Le- IN THE EVENINGS. CALL 397. . llra. Loub Wlllon Sr., Low. •• - Nof.ice.- 15 Phone 1128D-X. nd Jan. 3, at 2 O'Clock with tbe Rev. Howard Buppell. putor of tbe Middle.,ort Pre.byte.ritD Church Mallie Lowther CIIJI)on l'llher, LET OUR EIJ;C'l'RONIC SECR& TARY TAKE YOUR WAJIIT ADS AT YOUR CONVEN1LNCE f At,SY18cuse Fo,r Homer·Sh Fur nal ·-lll'o• ileaflold and Mra. Henry Schrader aon Jr., 11111. Kuy 1leteber aild · ~~-' ~ ~ _at !ln. CUne llkCurdy, Dayton; Mr. •••· Mn. !no Dooer ond doullhter llJil,;tolll' ~- ~ S.~~ lllO ' lin. Stall& and Mn, JWph Campbell ud 10 chfldrra; and 1tr1. Jame& Mitchell and Chaunoey Nowoll of llo...Ule, Y{tl~; )r~ I~ _ Coluabul Beverly; Lellie Shower~:~ 11nd dau- Mr. and lllra. R1,111eU RiebardiOil, Nil~ lim ·aod. bil wUe aqd da..P. OWetS ghter, Jou Wood, Gallipoli1; Mr. Mtconnel•vllle; Mr. on<Hin. Hoi"· ~~~ &Jid - · lin. Funeral 1ervicet of Homer and Mra . Hal tau Sbowl!l's, Galena. old Showero afld daUJbter. Patty, -"Gena W~b,Urll 111!1 kra. DWIIIht Shower&, Syraeuse, were. ll,eld Ml'fl. Dalsy _A.a.\rum, Louis11ille, Glo.,.ter end l(r, and Mn. Don ~ dffl:<!i lo COIWIIbua for a from the E··"DI ~. -pel, Tu.,day, Ky.; •Mr,. Clira Brawn, Mr. and Quisenbetty, Athena. ~ ~ ~ the Wallnu'DJ. . Phtifto . ~'·,, 1.S6tp I .' ' • �'oaeE(oht \ t.'~""J;HEAP.T GREEtS POLIO he Daily Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleport, Ohl.l · spy Jacob Elberleld Is Honored With Birthday Dinner Tui!sdoy,.Jonl.JQry .10. I~ .. ,.--~\ITCJJN~r --- - IIDINO CLUa TO MilT ~ Tho ll'oip -~ of .M.r1. L. D. • OHIO: ond · - .t,. with C'-4r •uslon.~l ....._. . . . , ..... ...ltlot, •lth lft IO'o.Thundar _ ........ , -"' Mt •wh chll• 1ft _ , . . ;.JJi Pom.,.J.. ...., -.uu, o, Vol• VII No. 226 ' Editorial Pbone 89'/ u C.111t.- <I . . a.....,..,..,._ c:.n.., ...... Single • Niagara Falls Looks Like The Polar Regions ev1ew vielion .AaUIII Cub, - wltll- bai!D, lllcludJac ....... - - •Dd <aah lloml Lu proe.., of eall- , .. , •• , • ),. . • 1,1J'P.88J.JT Unlt:eta ~.""- ..uverJl041.1U oohaauoaa. 0J.r10t; aDd { . iUIZ'U¥ ,,,, · -· , .... , ··-••••· ..•.. ,,._._,,,,... . 1J31.02'1Jtl OblliaUou 01 S!ateo olld Polllicl! 8alidiYI.olou , •. , , .. "! , JNI:JIJIJI'I Otner OOftdl, Notes, and .lleJOta4.urw .• • , •••.. . :. , • • . . . . • • , ~1410 Corporate 8LOdta unc~UW.Jl,lil $&,000.00 Btoc:k of Feclenl '"\ . Reserve Batu[) ... . ... . . , ,... , . , .•. : . , ... .._, , ..\ 1,000 Gt) Loans wd ~lacounl.s liocludiDQ" $"110ne Overdrafts)· •.• ·~-· . 't~.m.Tr .l);ml< ~ OWDed "7,500.00. furniture Ill IUid ~.. $13.011Mo " ,. ------, ...•. .... ".", ' ao.aoo.oo 0 ............11! ! ''''""·•·"---,, ..... , . .,,_,_, ...... 20000 ', . ' I· . ., . , . . .. TOO'~ " · ':;=:..·c,. ,. .. ,. ",._ """"\.: ~ 'f;. ...... ,.• .,\j . ·• ..UA.81L11."1U lle!r>lnd .· ~~J• "''lndlrt"u•lo, ~ Olld · Aaused Slayer First Break · .e~a , .. ,. : ... ~ . . ... ·::-:!:i..:.-'~'::.::.L· ~· .•• •_•. ,, ••·- a.211..7M.a& 1114. ,,. .... , •.', ' •..tiii'au....-. ....·.,--, ... ., ,,. .,. ..... .. , _, .. 789.atU1 , ), 1 • ••.•.••• . . •. - .... - • . .. •••• . ,, •. ~ .\ •• --•• .~·· ~.84 Stalei fnd polttieal subdiv~to.... , . -', . , . . . , . 7118;at.J7 Ooo&l,~.'l!nt~ IIV o..,..tto, e.at.. ....._..t and- llad""'!!! ~. . ~ts !.-wiod cbecb, .... l , , .. , • TOTAL·p!!li'OsiTs ., ·-· .... ., ...... ., ..-..;ua.a-n..a OO>er ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig are ~ Decision To Admit Case Gives DJII2.387-28 n.,ne d~!!'!!t ' .:91' IDciiJI<Iul!t, nuday evening at the home of Mn. Lewis H. Sauer, Brownell Avenue, BIRTH will S.uborn M.luiOIW')' meet this , . _ Ia . . _ lo IIIII .... United Methodist Group Visits The .' ' County Infirmary Tbe PM Club wilL rneet Wed· e C:IRC~I CONVINII The Love;toy Cirde of lht B. H. .... ·~:~~;.~~ :~,~~~~ Mra. Robert Slaeel and daughter of Ironton; Robert Elberfeld, Bel· pre; Mn. Allan Ke llar, Darien, Coliil., and .Mr. and Mrs. Erner.sou Siddall and .son, Marietta. MEET will bo celobnlod at - . · In th~t ,{· st.... of otaa., • 1h c iam Dowole and eon aU ot Pom eroy; l4r. find Mrs. Earl Elbe:feld and dauabters of Logan; Mr. and PM CLUB dl)' at 1:30 p.m, at tbo. Joburoll~ ' Tho poljucll Qliarlorl)r ~ &£1'0.1' son and •ooe, .Y.r. and Mrt. Will· TOMMY V(OODWARD, S, ot Baltimore. the la:JB March or DLm• P oster Boy, hr enlt!r l.:tined at !tfO<nleheart, Ill.• by the cbUdreD CJ! Moose Child City Baby Village/ Since they eouldn't •hart their 1e11 w ith the Bcltlmore polio victim, the UtU11! boft11ave Tomrn1 1ome ot their Chrf.stmas toys. He !a adm.lrlnJ a robot-o~erate4 tractor. ao:'J1: CouaiT Rldlq Club j l(~~~tllowljl will meet Tuelday laDUII')' 10 ' ' at the llo<t Sprinp Graqo Hall at 8 p.m. Picturea of some of last se-.soD& ..b.~ abowa wiU ·be 1hown. All tnembera are requ810ted to 1tl:tirct- to- ~e plaru lor the ~ __.,.ear. Prospective members are · lnYited. Mrs. Jacob Elberfeld eutertaiu.ed wlth a family diAD:er Saturdily at her borne., M.ulbeJTy Ateoue hooorWt Mr. .Elberfeld. ou. bil birthday. Mr. Elberfeld who II 88 nu• YOU!l& received • nutuber of callera durtng th& ell)' who wbhed him many mOI'e happy birthdl)'a . He was a.Lso Ute recepieat of many cards and gifta, includin& a lara:e decorated bJrthdaY cUe from the employees 'iJ the Elberfeld Store. Members of tb~ family present were Mr. and !)in, Alfred Elber· feld, Mr. l..!ld. Hi-a. WUiiam Ander· - WICf Milan... 10,0118.2>& .• . aa.noundng the birth. of a elx pou;ld daughter at Meigs Genar· al Hospital on Sunday, Januaey 8. They 'have two older chlldren, Stephen Douglaa and Jennifer. Grandparents are Mr. and MI'II. L,o Searlea and County Commie· stoner and Mrs. Harry Craig, Middleport. Great grandfather is Llwrence Hartinger, Midc11eport. . •· . •••~·~~ ,'!'- iCO~ORif.jri~~te~.~nd Beaqtlf} JanuaryCiearanceSale ...r . ·- 41 -·WJ~WJC:+ •:a•wr ()Ur _Horne-W1th · . . .. . - By ropular De~an · luther Shipment el ' ' ewest and ~:· ·~,. · S_Ll1~r • ' MINT WINE npson ....... ,. • •, LIVING for t You•• Homomciliiit ondata t,.cieJ.Iow PRJCE 248.00 . . IOOIOAII liD, IHUT, TIIIU (1*-Q DHIIEI School would .sell p~anuts on th•· day throughout the \Own under the sloliJan "SbeU out fror Polio". Th~ 1irl in the couple i -~ the ·molt peanUta Wm be crowri•ed qu~en at a dance to" be held Pt. Pleasant Armory on Jan. .;'Jilf -, The TAKE ~D.VAHT~GI OFTHEM~HYVA~"E$ . THROUGHOUT OUR STOH Durln11 January Cle'orance MLE FUR CORNER HEW · $299 Three members of ~ ·Mldt:fte. dian · aner the resignation •of port Board of Edueat:IOn Tuesday Howard Bowen~ who resigned ,tJe.. · niJhl were admi.nlsteled tbe cause of ill bealtiL. Tbe lkiUod oatb of office by Plill -SMut, authorized tbe renlat · ef ··- ~ cle~ of the Board.: ~ ' tbe incs for use by the Otrlce . Prae: oat4 we,e Paul E. Datie u. a~ ·lice Class. . t:t )f•·,- .. poiDtie to · fiU the -.. , uiaeijUred The Board made· a tbOrO~h "11· ·term of Robert Coati, nailned: Hu'old E. Hubhil~ 1 ~~ ' lut November and Br~ ·: ~ reelet~. ·., ·-.~~:~~~ ROOM~ :~. Furniture Is to be •ro•wnoo_d_ MiddleportSehool Board Names Bruce Lloyd AS~New President '' .•. ,, ' . ' ·~ ·• .t. study of the fi111btial !lrqgrpt includin& tb.e *. one t~t -will go Into effeet' tbl$ Y8U' ~ and adopted ~·~net!' IIIII')' scbf!d.. ule made P4)81ltle . by this law. Lloyd was cleded.·; 'Pfaidcnt The begianincl ..,.,. wilb of the Board for ~f· ~na than three ,-ita ol tnlnlnt: term llnd Mrs. Lowel,l~...\li.Probasco <t?J'Illn· ·~iunt IN<ch~rl was boardelected ...,..ppolnted ""~ ·~!. The W, eel $3200· ;b~lmum McC~maa as a lruatt!tl ~. ~ _the 8 --~~~~with Pubbe Llbracy BOl11i .,f~ a· )10•· yean ~lltr~ will vtte-~q.t. eD year term. ~~ ..c,"J, ~tb ';"'8~~~ ~e ~:~\ig ct: ·WJ.J: it:- MtDO.OO; - new:· pay dte· John Taylor wu ·t lllj!lqrid·,· to e!leeiJYe :tcit' tbO •,INt fiDiah the Yeat'J woft U . lli1t ;relro '>I 0 ., ' t.:' ''H1 '"' � 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. 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