https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/212d95f0effeb4bb78e2074bf86113b7.pdf 2adeda6bb372f346ff8363099b6e364e PDF Text Text • '" • Poqe Six • ~ rhe Oally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middlepol't, Ohio ' • I tall · ,ro .Win B~ 1Wa To Remain In Tie With Nelsonville Middleport Reserv~ 1'_in D«ision. ·· ed with the Pantben out Jn troat A IDlooth l workitle PornetOJ" by a 4!li 37 marcln. Tbat aet tbe ltage for the hec- were he~~ded, and at one tta&e o1 the contest led by 18 poinl.l, but tliey had to fight off a rally b)' two mlnutet that uw John Partwo mJoute. that saw John Pu.. eon's five almost pull tbe PDlt out of the flre. Pomeroy had jumped into ID early lead In the fl.nt quarter ter the score had been tied at 2-2'. From thll point on the Panthers almOit alway• bad a lead of from four to ten points, but the petky J~keta jUJt wouldn't let them pull away. Late In lhe a:ame Pomeroy took a 57-41 lead with just I UtUe over two minute& 'hi play A bullet b)' Bob McKinney and I foul by Eddie Kilchen ellt th.e lead to 57 44. Tben M':urray bit ror (tee throws to make if 57 46, and two more charity toa. .1!1&& by Jim Bowles cut the lead to M-48. McKinney then hlt on a one bander and Murray followed. with a lebound to cut the margin to •7 ••, and two touts by McKinney 8111 u "V4o made tt D7-M •• Sheridan fouled out for the Panthers wit~ out at:· t~~<v jua~ll~r ~::::: !~:•:!d ... mott of ttw t•m•, th •n cam. thf'OUih for the Panthert. 1111 :n~a~!u tJve rebouAdl ia tbl1 f)erio~ 'Jibe Panthera maintained their lead Ia the aecond q\larter, and wltb just a little over a minute t"O play had a 28-20 lead, but a foul lnd a layup by Kitchen cut the m~in to 20-28 at hllfUme. In tht third quarter Bill Sheri· dan with his great ball 'handling aad abooUq along with tile- controlled raboonds by the big three ll:apt the Panthers out in front. Tbfl Jackets, led by Bob Mc:Kio ney, eut tbe mai'Jin to fwe points at .one time, but the quarter end- ~~Y po~ts Vol. VII No. 230 for fhone 897 the point~. Jun· in lbe preliminary lime points, came baek .in the main event apd If. Dick Taylor b>d 12; R-onnie Salser, 10; and Bob Birch, for tbe Tontarlott. 6 Tbe Falcons julnped to a six tor Wolfe, who -ed MIG.__ I MOUNT'AII.IEER ....,. . ~· ~· point advantaae at 1t-8 at the end ql ttle first quarteT bu.t saw l.t cut to five poi.nb at halfttme as they led by 29-U. R.acilJe outlofu'ed tbe Falcons in tbe final half of the ball &ame. That I• counting Bou.Jb'a bucket for them. 1b~ • per:iad. .waa tbe top scorina -quarter jar_ tbe evenm, u tlie T&llf6DJ· Jilt: '1m' 24 J polata w~Ue aa~file waa_· 'f~ng 20: Then, ln tiil0UJ..pe1'13t:•, the Baeine tiiKD Qti:fHiC\JJI ~· ttMath rtsbt down the ~m the Fal· coas u the 1110, ·~etl. lD tbe preltJnln~. eoa~QJ:, Ra clne'a "B" team 1Vriil. by a tteOl"e of 46-40 lt®ert ~oush and Roy Clark eaCh bad 11 for the Falcon Reservea . The box KO'ftt: WAHA/t\A (63) PG FT TP G. ltouah. F -~~--- 5 0-1 10 8 2-7 18 ver, , -- -----·- ts 1~ 11 Ford. C I · Winter In Ohia < .... Midway Mark~t ·.. ili(By Flames - · . Seeond Time or SEOL F.ootb._ll au ou r ---~----· ~ Trophy' G•IVeD s. .Hi h, --~------p0meroy g " r -- ··~w · F·~ !Wuoh, ., ----Pau&, •. G - -·-·· Total RACINI (57) lklstlck. Wolfe, F .. -w---- S.al•· C ~------· Taylor, G ·-·-·-· BJreh 5 ._. ()..() 14 ~g 7· 17 _EI' TP .,. 7 l-3 ~; '1 10 S 12 27 :l !"l e 4 2. .ro 1 .. -p·- · -- · 23 u:ta 51~• Total~ "oedy led the 11tt1e Jaeketa wlth s 00~r Hlib Allditoriwo. Co-cap'•-one ·field goal &cored or 10 'points with Henneay and J. rafn Robert Wi4oll: and Gene Raeine by J. R-ou&h of Wabama. Kelly both bltUnc tor nine. Ar- M 't~h w~u introduced by Prmci&eorlbl by quarters: . D.old waa high !or Pomeroy with ~J Jamea A. J;Uebl Jr. Wahama . 14: 11! 24 1().........63 4lnfl points. . ~ WUson Mld the handson:te gold Racine , __ _ 8 16 20 1~9 The box aeore. II' . SEO Trophy, . an •pproxlmately ----::: POMIROY Pest II'G T , full-sized lfGld' football mounted lrDWft II' 4 4-l lO I On lOp Of a bMJdiOme fl(Jid s.llaft. Hawtherne II J 44 9 The bue con.'t4i.iled ·t.be names of And,.WI C I 44 :: ~be ~o-eaptains, playm. manaae,rs Sheridan G ' s.t and coaclllnl •taft of the co~nOfCS luHington G 1 N ~ Champion · 1~ Pomeroy Panther ~ '1.! 0 SootPall ~;a~, Thein II' 0 D..Q · .' 43 9v•lll G l 2-2 4 Mitch displayed tbe Qfville L. .Randolph IU W. c..arfGllton Tot1l1 26 19·11 14 Wood Memorial Tropt\)", another Plqua 60 Greenv1Ue ~ MIDDLIPORT Poa; PG II T sold trophY very similar in de· Farmenvute 03 CeotervUle ~ Marrla P I S-4 14 lilfD to the league tropby. It li Dayton Q~;~.kwood 811 W. MUtCNL 56 McKinney P: 7 1l·10 24 1 revolvi.ntl award and must be Dytn. Stiverl 68 l>ytn. Dunbar 52 Kitchen C I 54 4 won three yean out of five eon· Dixie 79 PbilUpaburJ 52 laet.p G 1 1.0 2 eeeutive yeara for permanent pos· Germantown 6G llrookvUie d • lowlea G 0 44 4 aenion. Tbe Wood trophy will be f'""'wlsburg 75 Jeffer&Gn Preble. fl Turner C l 2.-2 4 at Pomtroy tLll' Ob.e year. Wayne 112 Jeffer&on Monti~... ·~1 Hov1tter G 0 e.o 0 · Room 24 Auemb]y, under the Bradford 72 Covlncton M Murray G 1 ·2·2 4 direction Gf Mdn Helen Smith, HamiJton && M.al'lafleld ~7 · , T.t•l• 16 10-24 56 ~egan wben Raeh~ Routh. pro· Middletown 79 $pringficld ~Mer ......,,..,. 14-29>45-63 gram ann.auneer, Jntt,odtteed Sam Spriqboro 'l'CS Hmeysbura: ~J . Mlddllt10rt I-2S.Ir-N Runell and Ronnie Ru.nell whn Minster 76 CrideravlUe 42 . • OfflciiJel MM. ancl TrU.. . led the tradiUonal naa: salute eere- RoekfGtd 83 Ft. Reeovery M ....1r Suit Against . ·~heriff Rose : .• . IsDis~ . 8asketball·. ------ TODAY'S SPORT PARADE. IY OICAit 'ltALIY e .8. . ~cklsHighF The Wahama White- Falcone racked up ~lr eta'hth vidG~f the seas(JD lD ten atart& oa .. Y night when they ~tipped, the ';;;1t· lnl B.acine Purple TomadCH!II~ ~ ~tore of a:ws8 in 1 l•m.t ye on the Wahama fiOOl'. Tbe superior beJcbt told the .tory of victory for the Faloona M the llciae team lhowed a ,...., lho war for lho " - mooth woddn.c ottaek that ,..., wl~ AI'MfMws follewH tbreatebed to over-haul tbe taller with 15 Aboundt and INwtt Wab•ma. team throu&bout tbe ball hM 10 for a total of q ... ,came. tw.en the bl1 th.._. H...,.,, The Falcom needed the top per. 1111 ShtrLden, who Is ,...lily fonnance tnnaed in by Bob Oliver the fiMtt Nil hlnclllh• 11Nr41 thb )'Nr to wilt. Oltver. wba hu In the 510 Iogue, 1ctulllr Itt bad trouble hittiaa tile ~orlng fht PK• ,.,. the Palllhen with 1 column wltb. conaittency, ncked. hilt great lhHtlne and team up 11 potata on Friday nJgbt to work. pace all ICOI'el"'. Sheridan led the Panther Coaeb Ralph Sayre wed five ltOf'el'l wilb 20 point. with An· m... and aU five bnlke into tl)e drews hittlnt for 18, .Brown for double fii1Jl"!S in scoring. Regular 10 and Hawthorne for nine. AD- Jerry Ar-nold wu stlll mWing drews also played a areat delen· from th lineup beeaute ef a c.~"-i sh·e- pme u be blocked at leut Joe Ford, dnpite t~e fact w.l eJPt Jacket ahots at the buket. be tallied ooly 11 polirts. Wll th~ Bob McKinuey wa1 biJb for the ket man In the Faleon offente ap Jaekets and alao for tile ev• defen.tt for the evening as be nln" u he eountered 24 point., trabbed 21 reboUnds and bad 10 rris hit f 14 for lett Mo or Roush bad 1f Pomeroy. hit on 311 percent of plus the dubious~o~or 'Of tallymg their shota with 26 goals in 74 atiempta, wbUe Middleport hlt 34 per u.nt wltb 18 out of. 46 •hob good. lD the Reserve conteat the Jacket. bold their lint place tie 1n the league witb Nelaonvllle II tbey took a 38-30 deciaion from theThelittle Pantllen. Jackets led all the way II • down ~ourt pre81 In the lint worked to JiVe them a ""Ho •and81)Q1e-- football tropble.s lila lead, end they then held .., -u HI b their own throu""bout tbe eon- were pre&~d ro Pomeroy t'h e Ke Sc!hool Frida)' morning at . e. lett wltb eGntrol basketbal1. n· R 24 As~bl)' program m thM':~Ito peri~ tOIMd In two frn mak• It 59-54 end •ft., n· ney had hit an two charity fDI• ' " for the J•cket•, Bill came throueh with a fl•ld go•l •• h• came dri,Jng down the floor, 111'1111 Pomeroy led by 61-56 with only 21 MConch fD play. 8111 Andrews then '""d In •"other 1 aal lust bafan the final whlatie to make It 63 56. Pomeroy had takea a 14-6 le-ad at Ibe end Of the (in,.t quart.e.r I$ the bllf three Gf Andrews. Brown aad Hawthorne oompletely swept tbe boardl. Big Junior Hawthorne wu pjttleuiarly effective as he practically ('Ontrolled the defenr Fa · ·· Over,· Oliver Nets 18 To Lead Nther butetbaU qlllDtet ataved Ue fourth period when it looked off l late lllddleport rally lut like tbe Pant.ben would run alcbt before a near Clll&c.\ty IWIJ with tbe eoat.est. However, crowd at Middleport to win thetr MeKinaey and tompany came third eonaecutlve eaa:e game of bact in that lut two m.lnutet lbe .euoa u !bey took a hard wtQI a creat oomtblck, but lt foqbt 83-68 decision froro the fell Jbort u Ume limply run out Middleport. Yellow Jac.kell. Ooaoljl on the Jacteta. John Puaon'a squad played wtthNt doubt It ••• tht tuperout the terVicM of re,War eellttr l•fty of the P•nthen .H tM Llrry Bater, who was aidelined Mlm with H1wthornt ltHint with u lnleded fool . tht WIY with 11 rdovHt that Tbe bli Pantbera, <ontrolbna the rebou"llda all the way, never ( Ward, Byron Ne.IAioa 111d Ken Vm- y ~~~r::J,:::e:. a Scout District Committee '·I~~· .':f;i . . . Will . TrOy 66 Dayton Falr!nont 118 ,' readlrtl ~~a:~~~' .ghl~~:~::n ea· Meet The wu Dextan.aum.ber on tbepaJt»p,ro-1,;:::::::::::::~~:;;;;:. eatertaiAllllil ll'lm ed by Bonnie Robertt, United ,,... .,.,... Writer turl lt:IIJ play , a rq~biDI .San mip:l~:!::d and Kathryn Roush, NEW YORK UP-Fearless Fru- Franclaco next 3aturday for north- Joernior S:rblll'a Swisher pleyed IQ'• ~11 and FiiUI'M: ern Calitornia fiood relief. Sports I nha pianO btctpound mutlc for The NCAA obvioully Is deter- flln8 everywhere are asked to be :he skit The play wu titled, ''Two m'hted to kill Gff all basketball "absentee lallecyJtes" and fore · Are Better Thin One." oppoalUoa ud lt IJaa taken two ward dunatloua for the neecty to qutltionable ttel)6 cla~er to ita "GoU For FJGOd. Relief," ~ of Jloped for monopoly. Pint It sebeduled a •m:aU eol- Beautiful DGU" was name of 1 1 econd pantomime the S&n Franc::liCO Cbroalcle. sented by Room 2t .Oph.omorThl,... Are Teuth pre 'ua.nlta khu1ter, Ddirttcted • Oklaboma A'll 11 favored to es~{ player whlle Carolyn Philretain. the NCAA wruUihg cham- ~ ·~aa 10 alleaed clarlnetiat. piGnlblp ttila :rear wJth tile Eai• H!ien Ro11tb wu -cast n1 the "beau 1116 tournament In competatlor~ to the lODJ-eetabll&hed NAJA to11rJWDIItt at K-ansu City, whieb baa been. operatl.Dt 1& Ytlrs. tern lnteraoYqJate wide open n lito ia:nored I lot ol Gtber llmoaa Pitt, Penn State. Lehilh eoafltUC!e wJnnen and balloted and darkborte snacwe . , . ud 11M 1'hlnot of the fll·t., Calif· . . . Butetbtll Auoelation. The .1e:u01: To be ture that red-hot Su l'ratlcloco would be In the ~~J'f:ty011 tbe mat )'011 rllhl Lobllh Coetb G~ Leemaa etlll weara the wrtltllftl •b9el be ultd. ht theliMB Olymplel. NCAA thll )'ell'-flven if tbe or· At IODI 1M. JNH Jlmea hN palutJOa 1• Muck Jn tbe futue. been robbed. · •· .. ld , .... 814 That'o tile 1be NIT out of _. "'"•·• -···· bt UJ;~bel<l on bam lllan,,. Is ' Maci.IJOn national proflt-.mlklng '1 ho hu . d<tll" ADDR MUn11y olayed 'trlend.'' SisterRRo~a · *Deatli Reported At Cincinnati I~~~ prevlPUil:Y rul mlf not PliT lo poot.ooa,y~ lour· pjck!q on II!• ~~~~ and well....,...ed matiOJ a bll•tac.J fraiCiaeo ~1C.1 ot Robert a511oclat.ed In Lumber Co.• tor· uin.bus wbera . ' '!!11~•1, . �' - -- - . ...,...._ • •• ' , )anua ... ... ws tilt)' ofrlf;f c n I ·i 'I' P"" ' 'N Ill ' I.ezl ' t011 A ' ft( ' ' .,.; i . .. , ,, ' " ' ,,' D:,cl iO!liCI It ' II 11: lit:ii .' 1 ' I& ~ ' y ,, \ \ 1 a. ., 3. 4. Get ; l01vat1Htat I' · tr 1<. !f. UOW Dt saf~ dittlm ' ,, = New 8 rate Bto r I c 0. • �"· Pomeroy Bowler ' Hits660Series ,. i '. • The Bucke)'es' seoring ace, Robin Freeman, tbe Bll Ten scorlna: leader, le-d the way to victory by touinc tn 34 poinlJ, two of t.bem in the second overtime to put the Buclu ahead to atay at 100.96. • PLAN SKATING PAIITY RiJ!'bert MUle, councillor of the Juatai W Youth Fellowship of the Ftrll Baptlot Church, prllllded when theY met Sunday after. noon and durins the bualDeu ae1 111on. ·the)' made plaDa fOr • skatlni part)' to be held ~ saturTonimy Crow, Pomeroy, who u ·- dQ at the Polnt Pleuant lUak. the spOnsor of the- team, probably AJI1.(me going on the trip muat will accomPa:ay t11em on some ot be •t the chuteh before 7 p.m. oa their trips IIIia winter aod aprlng. · ~tiiMoy. An.nouncing Plymouth's s1s0,000 TODAY:S SPORT PABADE Lucky u Sweepstakes By OSCA!I FRALIY 1'1 should bil'te ~!3ara." 'tHree -· nioi'e c:ood · \ - I. the too, H the II With tbelt · tbe outfield it fltat. wou'd pertbou«bt · P·RIZES -•;. . .·,.sf··'.·~·.:a·,· z····E ·. 'lII . . ' ~· Weeken~ SportsSm;nmary STOCKH~LM, VP-Benrt Nil• oon of Sw ~ lliurope'e OlllotandiD( hlrh uaillor wh doleat<d u. IY UNITID PRill IATURDAY BOSTON-Ron Delany won the S. champioa t!ature mile nee In the K. of c. Vtck meet with a time or • :11 .2. SYDNEY, AWitnlla-Auetrlllian awlmmer Lorr1lne Crapp broke the exlaHna: world rec:ords tor the ~)'lOrd and 800-moter free ocylo ennt1. CJUCAGO-Thc National . . . .. . '. '' ' ·. ~ '' ''' sso,ooo cMH 2".0 PRIZE r I IALL-EXPENSE WORLD TRIP I FOR 2 BY AIR I plus $5;000 cash I . Anteleo N~~orll Umeo loot year when the Amer1CII t~Urecl Europe •aid today he hu lutoed down In iavltatloD to th• U, S. in favor of a competi.DI tour ·bere. ID.I Aun. urted aU memben to have detlalteb :flYcl:l up my Atn· reco•nb::o New York'a ban llllruJt rricaa ttlna." the Ia.t41:mational Bollln1 Guild. l' natlanal meet. AROAIUA, CaUf.-Bnu Buabcr o ti0-1 aliot, won tho Qa.IGO san Fernando SLates at Santa A11ita. , Favored. Traffic Juda:e llnbhed · l~entlfy ThflbiUt World!s easiest contest-just ·go .to any Plylq•Qtll:. 4ealer aiul rijster the inotor,n.umber ·of yollr 1950 or ,. .~ car '. .. .(-,Ide). That's ,.....,. alt Nothiq to buy or - ,: or solve. ,, d·r· '.. " ' tebra Ia ber nedc dLWinr an inter~·· .• Cat~Viu ' tndt· SJielUnl· of Los •·t hiVe mtde up my mlnd to prepare for tbe Ob'mplc Games in· Box· Melbourne," Nil..~ llld, "ae I 'KITZBUEII&R, A-la - Katy Rodolpb of RMo, Nov.• a member of tbe 'U. S. Wome111'a Olympic Ski T..,., auffei'Od a brokeo ver- •• ' ·• ' That'" all there is to ill There'a no obligillion-nol}tins. wh.atev.er to' buy or solve or rhyme. (SuJey W(l hope you•n look ovei. lbo itew iet-ase Plymqutb •.• bil!8""t clr Qf the low,pri<:t! lb..., • , • only low·price ear wilL Puo~-P,.uon ~ ... ,. · .IW~thtel MVIf,I.A\' MAN., - �• • 1 he Oa1ly 'lent1nel. o>oae She OhiO ) POMEROY SOCIETY Mrs. Frank D1x left tb1J momlng for her bOme, Eaat S,vraeWie, 1N y after a 10 days' visit with ~- ~nd Mrs. Robert Monia, Sr. 1 Mrs Hattie Russell, who il emplo~'!d tn Colu.nbus, spent 1 the weekend at her home, Anne ! Weather Mr. and Mn. Harley Strona and sona of WUkeavtlle, were Sunday &uetls of her parent&. Mr. and Mrt. Henry Reibel.'-. James Dawaon Qf O~on, viat- Phone 398 WASHINGTON UP-Secretary of State John Foster Dulles todar faced 1 barrage of newsmen's questiou abollt bis controversial statements pub· "brink-of-war" liahed Jn a n'.agll&.ins. Quiles seheduled a news eonfer· ence thls ~otoinJ!, The secretary has been the coo· (er of a blazi.ne international ar· pmrnt si~ Life Magazine quoted him last week as saying the Vriited Statea ,avoided war three times siDce ttOa ·by daring- to go to its brink. H, cooflrmed the <iaubatonee" of the inte.rview. London newapaDers bowled m protest. Democrats at home jom· ed the attack. Republicans tlefend· ed bim. HousG Speaker Sam Rayburn Mooday ealled Dulles' statement a "piliful performance" that may lose tome of thit nation's allies. folk leave theh' ward· robe worrie1 to us. Our expert lon~er and look beUer • . • helps cut doWD those bUis for new clothing. For ef. flelenl, Depeodlble clry cleanlnR ..,.. viee, you can .slwaya rely on Uf. Tri- Lustre C\eanP.rs Mm St:reet -Slippery Roads Middleport. Otw,. Racine Volllllleer ment met ly elel;h<d presiding tq.en mto- the new m,ernber. Joe IJ pholfleripg IS OUR IUIIIIIII We compl.telr rebuild and , . ,..,or a 2 pc_. Uvlna Room Sutt. tor only '$49.00 p I u • material. Our truck will be In your town avery other week./.or _fr•• astl- mate,.pk.ICuP aftd ellva,.,...:...J.,st mall a cenl to; KNOTTS UPHOLSTERING · GALLIPOLIS, .... Sauce"" let .........,.... 1.19 ... . . ,,. 1 t,.t.qt., 1-Qt.. %-qt. GRACI AUXILIARY "lilTS The Women's Auxlllary CbW'eh Will Grace Episcopal meet ThursdaY aftern,QOn at tbe rectory with Mrs. Edwin Charlea as boste1a. 46-ln. Oilcloth Rqular• 6So VoL 4lc Yd. Columbut. •l•niNick1 white or pethrm IRONING PAD And COVER Save 1.03 66uet Loom"! Knltttd 15:11:54 ln. pq with ltuntt elattlc· --· Leo C;t!On. T ll>im ...... 44c """"·Ill' ....... llfll ...... Coml>od 'S KLI.N, w.. ao I LAKIN, W."W UP- The we~ Bailey,· ~. Col~mbua, t.rav.:lling Virginia leg1sature convened as a east ~ J.:rr•s ·aun, near the in· body. for the!' first time in history tetsJCUon of Nye Avenue at 11 .30 at a stale institution today to wit•. m. ikidded acro!s the road Into ness a drug therapy experiment a weat bound auto driyen by Sa· in treatment of mentally ill permuel L. Plckenll, !WS, Syracuse, sons. RFD. The 132 senators and delegates The Bailey vehicle was dam- assembled to watch the effects apd on thl! ritht . front bumper of a new wnnder drug, Chlorproand fender and the other .auto mazme, which calms tbe nerves wu damas:ed on the rJgbt front of mental patients, allowmg doc1 ud con&idoerably. tora to admlmster other types .· , I o£ treatment .Aceor<'liniJ to the Shonff s off- Tlte legislature v.cas invit.Jd to leo, the second acc\dent happen· Lakir1 State Hospital for a first· ell at 4:80 p.m. In the Village of h<tnd look at the drug'.c. eff,•eUveSyracuse on Seventh Street anl'l nct~s in connection with a $00.000 John Road, when a 1954 Ponll.ac apporpr1aUon requested by tile 8edah, driven by Robert !: Lm· state administrati\1n for pur· ter, 29, Rutl..nd, turniog .right or chase of the drug west ~~o Johns Street . skidded The hospLtal, located nine lqto a f9 Chevfolet, drtven by miles north of Point Pleasant on ~W.m M- Harden., 16, Syraeuse, the Ohio River, was establit~hed Wid~ · Wilt turailll into Seventh in 1923 for treatment of Negroes ~et ot soul.h. The aC!cident suffering 1 mental and nervous happened in tbe centCT' of the disorders. l~~ . ~ A similar demonstration WAS · Mtidium damages were done to held last fall at Huntington bollt vehlelcs, although no in- State "Ho.spital when the drug Juiiis were nported. was first 1ntroduce<l at West Vir~~' Ohio Hl&bway Patr~;tl re- ginia mental institutions The ported that Addison Jarett, Cltar- demonstration, held for newsleaton, forfeited a $15 appear- men, and state officials. was anoo bond in Middleport Mayor l!l&id to be 80 per cent effective C. 0. FIJiher'11 court, Monda)' on chronic mental patlents. nltbt. He bad been charged with P•saln.s: on a curve. RJcbard Wilt, 38, Middleport, was fined $5 lnd coSte, Mo~a.v by .Tu.stlee of th Peace Johnson of Galllpo. llfl 01\ the obar.a:e o? no driver's the Palrnl r•portecl. II otrl.... ,., ....... : Pomeroy F'ound tho color lfftcts Or one ....... "'Il ... .,. liKE I ---. MinstfeI Show To Make Debut 0 n Wednesday Governor Hints At Location Which May Be Told Thursda,y COLUMBUS, 0 . UP- It wa:; reported today that Gov Prank J Lauscbe referred to pos,;uble location of an 85 million dollar mdu&tnal plant 10 M.onroe Cnunty .M.onday m addres:smg a spectal s~uon of the Oh10 Legula ture The General Assembly , met to implement a 150 millwn dr1llar bond iuue to fmanee ~onslrurl w n at &fat~ IBStltUtJOn.S, b!;!ard LaU ~C hf' depart from his prep01rcd tcxl 1o The Sunflower Mimtrel of 1956 pomeroy Nal IODa • l B will be presented lor the first tLme on Wednesday, January 18, at the Middleport auditorium and on Thursday, January 19, the second show will be given at the Pomeroy Junior High auditorwm . fefS In Middleport the Minstrel, which ill a:iven by Fides LodJ!es., All offi~.: en and d1redors of thP Knights of Pytbiu, is being eo- Pomeroy National .Bank were re sponsored by tbe Parent-Teacher elected at the annual m eet m~~: hel d Association and tickets are be· on Janu ary 10, 19M Orfrcers re ing sold by Fifth and Sixth Grade elec-ted were Ed1son Hobstettcr, pupils. Pref:itdent , Eldon Weekc, Vtce Pre Tickelli may also be obtamed SldPnt, Rohert S. Coah•s Cashu~r. at the auditorium Wednesday I Mrldred M Stanley, Amstanl evening. Cash1er, WJUiam J Hobs1eHer Bradford Maag Is director of Branch Man~ger and Edith W1ll the Minstrel and C8.!ih Bahr ha ; ra mson, Assutant Branch M.<tn.l charge of the Ol1o wbicb has ger. been ehan~-:ed from the usual Duectors r~lf'ctf'd werr Or R aCIDS and dance routine. Inter· E Roict>, EdUJon Hoboletter. War loeutor for the Minstrel is Fred ren Pickens, Mildred M Stanll~~· Hibbs and end men are Frank and Eldon Weeks Hobo;lt>ltl'r wa• Sauer, also re-elected Chairman of the Chefeebrew, Lewis H. Brad Maag and Robert Morris Board. llu.lcians for th' Mow are 11 was also reported at the an· • . Lillian Steitt, :Earl Wupke, nual meetmg that thr volume of Md:lhianer., RuHell business handled b1-· the hank m ','nd Cl!ar,~ Wlrtston. had reached another all· _____!-=:! • h e high, and that total resoun•· as had e'Xceeded SS.OOO 000 durmg the year. ank Re-Elects All om RGCI•ne· (hurch. li<e'11"• tlstaiiiC IJ ••• liuleu• lloor ~ •• and I'll! no si1111l. elt~lf. YOI Cll H it too. Wit~ ~I ftiW Rtt.~te: l)e~a!'l with nBW· Bob Roy, let atdan driven by Clarcp E. •••• WITH GIGANTIC SAVINGS . AT YOUR IE .~ fRANKLIN STORI ~-- -- Three GOP sena.tors-Edwarcl J . Thye Mmn , H. AleXIlnde.r Sm1th, N J and Leverett Saltonstall• Mass.-snapped bark 1hat Dulles has k<!pt tbe Unrled States out of war Thye accused the De."'l· ocrals of altempling to "create ~ political dust storm ." Sen Hubert H. Humphrey DMmn ., who already has sharply c:itiCiled Dulles' stal:oi!m ent. agam atlaekNI. it He called it "fool· !tardy" and criherzed ~resident EJ-tenhower for not , repud1atmg 1t Chairman Walter George of the Senate Foreign Relation~ Commit· tp,e obliquely C()mn'lented: "I think in handling our internation· al relations we should go as tar HWay as we can in just1ce and bon· or from danger or any mvolvemflnt " However, the GeorgJa senator sa1d he would not mvolve him3elf "about an) article'' or the dispute ragmg around Dulles. The White House has declmed comment on the matter. But V1ee Pru;dent Richard M. Nixon and Pres1denHal Aide Harold K Sta3· sen have backed Dulles. Are Blamed For Two Accidents 1_,C:·':,~~~.r:..~~ma~~~;a~ West Virginia ,. due r04tta:. lo the l<MJ81 s!Jc>peo' of •, LegiS·lators At \be law condition enforcement .,...., reJI'iPrl. .,;.· • ""'"' if rbll ~k D~ofl!l_·t ra't~a h Ho~il!~;t;tllid :a..l4~ Ch<Nro· 'I' Of· . 1!5 w·" · ··~-' ~ · , ' TKiltiver For Dolliver Welch Dies Suddenly At Rutland Sunken Craft New First Baptist Pastor . Ge~rge Vaughan . Is Rev. Vernon W. Jenkins To Be Candidate The wintery wmds may come and go, but a diver works in all types or weather. Harry McGuf. The First Baptist Church of Ra·j crt Newman of West Carrollton fin, Railroad Street, Middle.port . cine announces the public ordma and Rev. Zundel of Pomeroy. proved th1s Sunday when he d1ved tion service of tlielr new Pastor, A reception will be· beld ln the into the Ohio R1ver 1n search f01· George W. Vaughan has an- Vernon, Wesley Jenkins. The ser church basement immMlate1y ~f a boat that had sunk over a year nouneed th11t hfl is a RepubUcan v~ce will be held Thursday eve- terward to w.hlch cveryo~ is tn· ago. vited to attend. A speclal invlla· McGuUin and Bob Thomp ~on candidate for the office of Meigs nlng, January 19, at 7:30 p.m. Rev. ~- E Hoyt of Middleport tion is extended t~ all the. ~~us· are workrng together to rind an County Treasurer Mr. Vaughan root Century mboard boat ownbaa his pehtions 10 circulation at will be m charge of the scrv1ec tel'S of the Gospel m tbis Vletmty. the present time. and will dellver the ord1nation Mr. 1enkiRll acepted the Ra· ed by Dr. Robert Scipl :-!, RacmeVau~han Is an actlve member ~rmon. Al!o parlici.pttlng will be I cine and Great Bend ebarges De·l l(!ddleport, that sank 1n July 1954 of the Pomeroy Third Ward Fire Rev. H. C. Loughhead of lhc cember 11. ll!55. He preaches I when it exploded whil ~ refuelmg Departmeat and the Ponteroyj Rapti.st State COnvention, · Rev every Sunday morning at at the foot of Spring street Thl~ First-Aid Squad. He is also a S Woods of cheshire, Rev. Rob a.m. in the Bethleheftl_ Baptut was the base of Sunday's opera· member of the Metbo4lst ChurChurch and at 10:4:1 a.m. in the . ·.rons. "' ' R 1 B tit Ch •• M J 1 h 0 i Dolhver Wt•l£'h. 65. filed unexpcctedly at ht5 home 1n Ru tland Menday mornmg afiH he had been ham~ a short t 1me from the Mc1gs General Ho:.p1tal where he had bcl'n a pa\tcnl For Treasurer I I Sun'IYing are h1 ~ ~1fe C!dra and six ch1ldr<'n Ru ~:-;eJI W.'lch of Pomeroy RD. Glad)'S ~o\ rten Rutland RD , J)(>rnu~e Patterson, Umda, W. Va ; Easter RLcllmond, Challle..<>ton, W Va.: Juhan \\ elch, Rutland and Emma Hy!>cll, Can ton, 0. 118 0.31)1 f:~arh~o~,~~~t.ea!~~·~n th: 0 M~~:~ Mason Schools ki~~ n:lte::at~ hi:";v~nt;g s~~: 1su~~:Yoy::;~o~~:u~ t:: f::,~r.0~~~ ClOSed Due T0 .· SuD- to s~id ~ sb~re Road Hazards were 'fill County Fish and Game Ass'n. Hr. graduated from Pomeroy High &hoot in 1949. He is mar· ried and has two at.ep·childrcn. He married the rornter Winifred Clark. If elected Mr. V~tua:han Mason County school childrr.n would be one o( the youngest of· ficials that ever held pubJic off. were glVen an extra vacation on ice in Melgs County. Tuesday with the announcemenl Jo hts attempt to capture a that schools throughout tho public off~ce for the fir.n tin'lc, county would i>c dismilll!ed be v.aughan 1s slresylng tw~ pointli; cause of th& hawdous rolit con giVIng youth opportunity to take ditlons. ' a ha~d in government and his A vut majority of Lhe J.t,udcntf:i promlSe t~ devo~ his full time througbout the ~llDty ri4e buse~ to the offtce oi 00\Ailty .treasurer. to school and the roads wer~ Vaughan Is well U,19wp ln the deemed toq daDJerous to .1'un th(l c~unty by his ~ormer connection hu.sea on Tue~v. 'ft'lth Atkins Chicks Inc., wi1ere Monday night'& bulf:etb8.11 game Villillll IRONTON, 0. Ul'--A socond de he was .m.. manager for ,,wo between lhe wee murder charge was filed to- years. H11 is at present employed the Wahama White FaleonR wh1 , dl:y agalt;t Harmon Potter, 20, by the Columbus and Southern ch was to have beea play~d Ln RaV(!DSWood, has been pOftponed • Cblumbus, in tba death of Myrtle Oblo Electric Company. and wiU be played on Febrqary Layne,~. of Huntington, W. Va. Her ,tiody was rOund in a corn IIi I 6· Conditions of the road Which field nl!ar .Athalia last week. Potmade U:avellng tlazardous caus a ter was traced ' through a cor CINCJNNAn, o. UP-produ..ec: ed the postponC!ment. found bogged down in the mud """ I'· lower·, ,., -•n· E•"gs, woak' ~ near tbe body. "'<iM! umers A large Ill-52; brown 5<Hi 2 The Columbus Stau· H011pital 11mediums PTA 1.\JIT CALLID 4960; brown , mix f9-SO·, att~ndant admitted stran.~~:ling the The ,Sugar Bun PTA will mcel extra large 45-46; A Jarl{e white former l\'altress after a tiff in the f6-f ; A mediu-m wbite of3-4S; A Thur11day .a t 7:30 p. m. at the 7 parked car, 11nd . ~(laving her body medium bro'fn. 43-45; cheeks 30. &cbo.ol . •Mis, . ~erniee Bowen. rell in tbe !ield~ lll2: small 36 ~ 8 ; B W"e ota-45. 11lous educe.tion iqstr:ucf.or wiiJ be Two othel'!l ht!ld as material • Chickens, weak and lc lower; the guest speaker and H.. E. Bomw wilnc.Ues, IJW~te M. Carpenter, fry61'8 3-3 l-2 lb 17-18; ·hen1, will show fi film on polfo. 36, Huntina:toli, ftd Dewt~Y Macer, heavy over ,, lb. 22-23; hens light -31, were ·released from jail SunCLASS TO MilT 5 Jb and under 16-18; hena light, day, · le.a;horns 13-HI; old roosters 8-11. The su',.&"-int) Cll\il' of the .RETUR"$ HOME Mason Methodist · Ch1U'.tb will Mr!. ArtliW' RoUsh, Salem Cl'!n$UIIGICAL PATIENT , Rleet in re&Lllar .&eSSion ~ ~Thurs ter, ,has reCently bepn dismis~Cd Word was received here Mon· day everd11g at the home ot' )Irs. from the St. 1 J011epb Hpspltal, day afternoon tb,at EmH BaU un- Elizabeth Harris ln M:uDJL As l!arkersbur1 titer an operation. derwent .surgery at the Cleveland .tsting Mn. Harris M. hOstess will She is now at her home in Salem Clinic, Monday at 1:30 P. M. His be Mrs. tllen Fo~aooa: .anil Mrs. Vir&lnia Wilson. · · room numboJr Is 448. vices by preaching the second and fourth Sundays st Great Rend and the first and· th.rd days at Racine.' , Mr. and Mrs Jenkins formerly residents of Akron, O'hio before succe&din.g the late Rev. T. T. Shelton, who held the Ri.dne pastoral~ for twet'ty~wo' years. They have a l'laUgh~r. Rebec~a Ruth, age 5 and a son, DaVld Paul, age JJ montbs. I Murder Charge Filed Against Woman's Slayer Rl~iey' Marshal (ssties warUIDg • Qft uSe . '""I I -ke1- Reports lflar. Of Air R'fles ) A warning has been 1f1Sucd to children and lhE'lr parents in the towns of Mallon and New Haven conc:erning the u~o:e of air rifles within the corporation limits of both communities " according to w. T. Thorn. Sr., town mtirshal of the two towns. Thorn reporlert that he ~ad received scvera1 comp1amts '-h 1 about windows .....,!ng s ot out o homell. In aO:dition, window& and wlndahields ol cars parked 1D a Used car lot in Mason have bren daDllged. ~fbe marshal wartled parents they will be hcld responsible property damage done children. · .,;.~. also uld thai in view of breaking and entering In the communiti~. ~o)'ll loitering on the streets would be pieked up b)l officer. f the boat was not found. MeGt1ffin wbose main rt'ason fo,. di\mg rs gain expenencc and Thompson will the rewards acquired from salvaging the parb of the: boat. He in a few days again go to the bDttom of th .! muddy Ohio in exploratron for thf' sunken craft. The spot that Will be cbos~ in the near future w.tll not be m the ve~ sa~e sp~t d1v~,at. SMday, but 1t w11l b.' m the VICimty. Ten<l~rs wbo k~pt chetk of the air eQ!Jiptnent while the d~ve; was und~ the water for Sundays ~P· erat10n were Jac~ Bechtel, l4id· dleport and llolhn Gtbbs, lbrt· ford. F WI 11 b b ld c : a1 the bus m e~ development "Whtle we will have to heJp th~:~ school · districts m Southeastern Oh10 counties because their tax dupllcates are now low, the prospect of that area on the Ohio Riv· !er are now most prom 1.s1ng. I ''ln one of lhe most dutrlnt'd 1areas I am hopefulrhat w1t h1n the! week {hero W!l) ~(lffi~ neWS Of • I busmc!i.S development wh 1ch W l l~ ~~0b!.~ that county to stand on rts I 1 · Lausche, qu-estiOned after addrcnmg the sesswn, refused to rdenllfy the county He ,aJd the announcement may come Thursday ~HEMICAL PLANT RU"AB """"' But later Lausche !ldld " there is some trulh in mggestions " by the Columbus D16pat{'h The newspa· per said today 1t had learned Ohn Mathieson Chel''rcal Corp., of HaltJmo.-e, Md, and St Louts Mo contemplated a 94 million dnna; alummum plant The newspaper said th ~ plant would be located down·rrver from Clarrngton, in l!onrO(' County, between Clarmgton and Hannibal It scud the P ~ nnsylvam<l Railroad, With no facd1hes m the area now, ~ad laken uptams on 816 acre!! m the area, allegedly earmarked for the chem1cal companJ·. "There is some truth m those suggestions I ea.n'l fillY more. I don't want to upset the applecart" was Lausche's only comment. The D!Spalch also claimed b have mformatmn that Amt'ncan Gas and Eletlnc had purchased a s1te for localiOn of "a hug2 gc.oeratmg: pJanl upr1ve r fcom Clarington." - • ~ -li.<:.~.~- . _ ..,__ · It sa1d lhe S()l}.acre site · for · a one-mrl!Jon kilowatt plant. tl) be j burlt at an estimated cost of 125 millwn dollars was earmarked for th0 Ohw Power Co, a subeudary of Ameru:an Gas and Electric Th ~ Dispatch satd the Ohn Mathieson plant at St. Louis had obtamed "94 m1lhon doilar 'certificate of necessity' from tbe federal Monroe govrrnmcnt for the County plant .. Former tetart Pastor Dies In P1"qua Hospital A {.·'. ,,,, m1·-··•- of the •I.U.D~ ~ iu~-er~l :O~~.e~u~t~~. t!~thc~~ ~ria!~t::~~dc~ur:h·Piq~~:· R E L. t ··, . <;HI'LDREH 40c ADUI.i.TS 75c ' . ' ,~. 1.1. ' ' ..•,..."'..... " ' ' J; biX·P•tal Monday afternoon. 1 eril 0Lr.ll 1 ~~ 1d":·m Vinton R•'V Law, wbo had been in ill 1 11 BurHI Wl health for the p.ast several years, Ccmi!olery was mimster o( the Letart Church for five ye~trs., leaving 1n the George l\lc(~afferty early 1930's. He had betn living with his daughter, Mrs Gearen )~;Injured In FalJ Rowh, Piqua, for two years beGeorge McCafferty, Pomeroy , fore entering the hospital. w11 s taken to thl.' Melgs General He Is survrved by hill wife, 1HOflpital, Mond 3 y afternoon. by Glee; three daug:hten, and two ' 1 the Pomeroy Emerg·eney squad, sons, Don, p 1qua and James, m suffcnng from lacerations of tbe service in Cal1fornia. face and hands received af·- he Funeral service~ a~ to be held had fallen half way dOW}i' tbe Thursday at 2 p m an Piqua and steps at the side of the; Pomeroy ·l burial will also t<~ke place in p 1 Wine Store. qua. t ff' .· Ford Motor Car Co. Stock Is Tagged A.t $64 50 Sha ------ MElTING POSTPONED The dinner of Group One of th;o WSCS of tho United M.~thodist Ch,urchash sb<ch e duploesdtpl or Frdodna y , JFarno~ 20 00 00 0 0 101 day, January 27. uneta 1 serv1ces Ihmt • r NEW YORK UP-A huge in\'estment banklng syndicate tOday phced a $6450 a·.sl 1arc pr1ce tac MEIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL on Ford Motor Co. stock Ad itt d M d f!l e on ay· Mr. E mmett I T9e long-awaited announcement Guthrie. Pomeroy; Mr. George on Jow much the public mus\ pny McClfferty, Pomeroy: Mrs. ~lar· to huy an 1ntcrest 18 the 0 , 1,· 00 5 .rene Smith., Reedsville, Mr. John biggest pn vatf'ly owned company Radekln, rcarpenler. came shortly before 722 brokcrag.:! t1rms prepared lo sign final l'On· tract s 10 r lh•.. sal e of 10-000 HOLlER \HOSPITAL .-..-.. Admitt.:d ·Monday: Mrs. Carl H. shares of Ford stock. . Williams, Middlepor~; Charles R. The price was in line with the Hysell, Syracuse; Cha1'lt'6 Wilt, pr('diclion.s of Wall Street ex1)erb. Middleport; Mrs. Vietta Springer, Brokers expec-t tho Ford shar'""' Reesdvllle. 1o sell at a fa sl clip. Births: A daughter born to Mr. A1 $64 50 a S'harc, th'e offe-ring and Mrs. lWbert Gnoeh, Pomeroy. nf 10,20U,Oon shari'!S will total $657 Admitted Tltesday: Mrs. M.arvm 900,000, making 1t the biJU!est ofWears, . W. Va. fenng in h1story. Births: The stock is being 90ld by thrt and Mrs. Paul Ford Foundation. It, will ao on I Advt. re salr :o the public Wednesday thru brokers nn an "over the ~untcr·• bas1s 0(·mand for shares~~ expeeled to boos! the prica constd· ernbly above the onginal offenn,\l priro. A prospectus frl~d 'With thf" Se· eunttes and Exchauge ·Commlsslon m Washington showed lhat the 722 brokerage housel!l wh1ch will sell -the stock to the publt r. Will rccetvr $1 50 a sharf' HI under· writmg rhscounh and comniLSsions 1olaling $15,300,000. Thr FoundatiOn w1ll actually af1cr dt:-toun t ~ ~nd oomllliCSJOlb ar~ pa1d. S642600,000. The SEC tS expert~:d tn "clear'' 1hf' statement soml.'t ·rne todar. pavmg the way fo1· actual i!iale .of th ~ shares Jt•rel\',' , SUNFLOWER MINSTREL, MIDDLEPO'l T, JAN. 18-POM; JAN.• 19-TICKETSAT DOOR .. ralhw IS rea Of International Arguments Budget and libly. • rrink Of .War Statements _____ Secretary Dulles In Center - - - - - -----.,---__,__,-::-"'- lftOW Single Copy • Go Laundry cold with ant Be Happy Robinson's W...._.y cloudy Editorial Phone 397 No. 231 I cleaning helps garmeJds last today •nd tonl,ht. H.... teUy 21 to JO, low tonight 16 to U. l'lle ,.,......... ted Saturday with bia mother, , Mrs. WHl Dawaon aad ~is aunt, CHURCH , GROUP TO MilT 81RTH ANNOUNCED st 1 Mn. Edward Koeble.r. Group 1 of the First Preaby! Miss Cynthia Tompkins, stu- Mr. and Mrs. Charles GrUUtb tenan Cbureb will meet Tue&· Mr. and Mn. Tbomaa Schoon· dent nurse at Betbeada Hotpl- moved laat week froQl Enter· day at the church and members 1 over (Jean M1Ue~> have AllllOtm- tal, Cincinnati, spent the week· prlse to the Clayton. Baht proare ull:ed to •briog Sales Tu I ced the recent bll'th o[ a dau- end with her parents, Mr. ¥d perty, Rock Sprinp Road. Stampe. HO$teues are D(lrothy ' &hler, Debra ~ynn, at Cbenate- Mrs. c F. Tompkina and herl Mr. ~.nd ~ · Harold Erwin .of l Virgima. Grandpar~nts brother, Christopher. GaJlipcu1s Yllited Sunday Wlth Savel)', Martha olillnger, Mrs. l 1ue, Russell Jones, Mrs. Ethel Low- . are Mr . and Mn. Charles Miller Mils Jo Chapman of Colum- her mother, M.n. Albert Meea er'i and Mn. Everett Bachner. ' and Mrs. Freda Schoonover. bus, wu the weekend guest of' an..:. other relaUvu. ·her mother, Mra. Ira Chapman. I Mr. and Mfl. Wllltrd Wllson Ray Heines of Columbus, 1pent moved to their new)y purcbued the weekend with hla parents, home at Enterprise, Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Heines. M1ss Nettle Koehler visited 1n Mn. Lucille B. Hawkins was Galhpolis, Sunday with her sister the SundaJ dinner gt.1est ol Mr. and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. and )lira. Elmer Wici.tbam. Charles Weaver. Mn. Cbrlatian Seyfried of Col· Mr. and Mra. W. A. Smith and umbul 11 the guest of Pomeroy son, Dick of Wa.sblngton, C. H. relaUvu and frienda. were visitors in Pomeroy, SunMrs. WilllaQl J . Durst spent day . the weekend with her liister, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary Mn. WeDdell Betzing. Mrs. Betz-1 vi.a1tad Sunday afternqon.. in lna, who bu been quite ill b l Amesville, with ber fatifef.' C. D. lmprovinJ, Henry. Budge~bappy OHIO: Mottly d~ with 1 hw IMW flurriN .flt """" � 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. 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