https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bbe84e69e0ed3b552fa3d9cbdfd916d5.pdf c22c1a156ff95e68b3723ec27bf9392a PDF Text Text ' '' ~Eiaht '• l"he Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I FOREST RUN AU.t.Ddance at Sunday School Sunday was 4:5 offering $9 40 Mra Rose- Genht.i..mer a.nd f11.mily of the Atben.a Road were Sunday guests of her mother-, Mrs Ann ie Ba1ly and famUy Mr ~nd Mrl Thurman Young Helen. Barker and Wmme Holland of CWton ctalled on Mn; StellJ Watkins Sunday V1rgd Walker, Planls. eatl ed on bJ.S p.arcnts, Mr and Mt~ Lewu Walker SWlday Mr and Mrs Albert Biler werl' Sllnday guests ol Mr and Mu A.Jdrew DaVIS , Rock Sprm.t:s Mrs VIrginia Deavers of Ports mouth spent Wednesda} with her l!lisler, Mrs M.ark Evan ~ Mr and ~s WoOOruw Mora and 1amily of Pille Grove spent Fnday w1th Mr and Mr:s Charles Baer and Mr and Mrs George Baer Winter Dresses w.. Now $5,95 $7.95 $8.95 ' '• . $4.95 $5.95 $5.95 Oct ffOTtl BY MRS. J. D. ROUSH The WSCS o[ th e Methodis t Mr and Mrs Charles Rife had a.s Sunday ruests the1r son Cial'lf!i Church was ent ert.aJned Monday A. Fife and famtly of St Albaru , at l he home of ~t.n Ora Hill 1n Muon Mr. &lld Mrs George Bever1d1e bank to Mrs. The fattb[ul Carcle Sunday and son of New Marshfield ILamm, exeeuttve secretary of the Two tr ucks were dam1g ed wben SL hool cla ~s met Tllurs day t!Veo Mason County Red Cross Chap. one of them s.ludded s1dewavs lD' t 1 Mr a11d Mrs Harlan R1fe and mg wath Mr.!> 0 C Cr a mle1t the other wh1eh was parkM on sons .spent Saturd.ay WJtb Mr. and ~Irs Hamm said thai the depleMr and Mr.s John Burn ell Jr Sta te Route 124 a1 the 1ntersectwn Mrs W V R1fe of Wilkesville tt·d condition of tbe blood bank of C olumbu~; are announcmg the of State Route 143, Tuel!day afte r Tbey eelebrated 'their 83rd wed b1rth of a daughter Polly Ann at noon, the s llenffs offtca reported at the present time u due to the ding anmversary, Jan 17th Umvennty Hospital Grandparen: , Accordmg .to the r('port a 49 ( uunty 's poor response to the Mr and Mrs Chari~ R1fe were a re Mr and Mrs J P Burnell Fo rd p1ckup dnven by Da l~ la , t v1s1t of the bloodmobile. 'I he bloodmobile w11J vtstt m Wellston Saturday , al~o Mr Mrs Delpha Cummms re turn&! Proffitt, 25. Portland was travel and Mrs H D R1fe and S()ns . from a tnp to Florida wtth her mg we5t at 5 10 p m when an P01 nl Plea&ant from noon until Don R1!e LS :;tatiOnt!d at San Ao· daugl\ter, MI11 Wilber C11'cle auto pulled out from a s1de road 6 p m on Thursday at the Trinity tom4>, Texas, m the Atr l'orce )lr and M.rs Mllo VanMeter Ill front of ham, cmd to avmd ~ M('1hodlst Church. That will be Mr and Mrs Buck Varunclr.Je of and Mrs W E Wilson had thll c•hSLOn. the truck drove on the the final vis1t until Aprd 4. Lester 'Ba1ley, bt>t m and sk1dded stdeways mto a Jronton spent last week w1th Mr followmg guesb! and Mrs Emory Johnston Mrs Bertha Holter. Mormng StaJ . parked WJllys pickup truck owned Eastern Local School •Mr. and Mrs Raymond Tllomas Mrs Nora Hoskms, Flortda, Mrs by Paul Baaley, Pomeroy Medium and son, Langavllle, spent Sunday Vtsta Frank, Chesh~ l , Mr and damages were don;:! to both vc Board Hold. Meeting wdh her mother, Mrs Freda Bow· Mrs. Cbester VanMieter and son h1cles en and children Roy of Morntng Star on Wednes· day evemng MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL At a special meeting of EastRobert and Ronnie R1fe spenl S.Sgt Oliver Cadie, wife and ern Local School Board held at Slturday wath Mr and Mrs Qt!o. &on who were on an tsland 111 Admitted Tuesday Donley Ed Chester, Saturday evening, JanSax.to11 and ramily Greenlsnd have returned to Ltmf" ward:;. Cornmg uary J4, tbe bond of Rllph Hen· Gerald Saxton called on Frank Stone, Mamc, Telatl\ cs were m DLScharged. Nancy Etchmger, <krson was approved for clerk or Bennlngton or Vales Mills Sunday formed. Syracu • the board. Mr. Henderson assu· Earl Reed spent Saturday eve· Mrs E S Tbaxto!l who was 111 Bu s Mr and Mrs Horace mctl b1s duties at this meeting nlng with Chares Rt£e and family. of pneumoma m Hol:t.er Hospttal Stmt , Rcedsvtllc, son Permassion w.a granted to the Mn Sm1th and sons spent the was returned home and 15 1mprovtrustees of Ohve Township to weekend m Akron VIsiting rela· tng. hat thl.'i eounlry needs 1s 11. use the Reedsville building for a tJVea. Mrs Mild~d Chapman sor. and IN d fiVe cents. meeting place at their owo risk. daughter .spent Sunday With bcr :.;.;..:_;;..:....:.::;:__ _ _ _ _ _...:._....;:....:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ '" I Saturday callers were Mrs. Anna pac•nt., Mr .nd Min J S Quwk Wat.a.on, Amanda Baer, Carolyn ol Syracuse Mrs J Elmer Gr1mm was reEvans and son, Mrs Charles Bacr turned £rom St Joseph Ho~pital who has been Ill 1s improvmg. Mr end Mrs. Henry Sprouse or Parkersb1.1rg last Neck for treat· Fa1rpomt spent the weekend wi-th ment Ru~sell Qutllen fell recuntly a.t her parents, Mr and Mrs. Robert Now Laudermalk. Tbey returned bome a tipple m Chcshlfe and InJured Sunday Mrs. Lauderm1lk accom· h1s rtght htp panled tbem Attendance at Sunday School •Mr. and Mrs. Rus.s Watson spent Sunday W!Wi 63', offering $8 73 -ALS0-Mr and Mrs Lewis Roush of Monday an Columbus the J:Ueats of 1 spent Sunday With her Mr end Mrs Elmer Leon1rd 20% Etta PICkens and Mr. and Mrs Miles Crosa, Ra motber, Ivan cine and Mrs Anna Frecker of Off on Wlnler Skirts Pine Grove Clllll'd on the CbJrles Mr and Mrs Ronald MleDadc of Baer famaly rerenlly Columbus spent the weekend WJ.th Miss Betty Nelson of Johnstown tbc1r parer.ts, Mr and Mrs WJ11u; spent S1.1nday w1th her grandparof Jtacme, Mr. and Mrs Roy ents, Mr and M'rs Ch~rles Bae~' McD~tde, local Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Hnltcr Mrs Ruby Sh~ets of GaiJJpoiJ~ spent Sunday ~v' mng wltb Mrs .spent Sunday WJtb Mrs J D Amanda Baer and ramJl y RoU!IIt Mrs E M Damewood and dau. Mrs Edward M1ller Will enll'rghler Mr~ nobcJ•l L('e of Sutton tam the WSCS of the Melhodt~t Main Sl Pomerov, Oblo vJcre vuitors m I'od;c:r!lburg fo~ n- Churrh iii her home Friday I'Vcnmg, Jan. 20th J...,~~,.===""'~""'~,J~d~•Y>::____ Ralph 11Jggmbc.dham of Ma:;on WHs here on bsumeM Thursday Rachard Allen, former re~ uJ ent of here ha~ f1mshed 30 years of &crv•cc w1lh the B. F. Goodilch Company at Akron BROAD RUN Mercedes Condon Dress Shop _ - -- January Clearance SALE Now I at : BAKERS STOP "SOFT-BED" BACKAC:H E I . Save as Never Btfare In this Great National SALE I Pomeroy I I I KARR&VANZANDT MOTOR SALES I ITS SMART TO SHOP AT THE Middleport Dept~ Sto.re We Give VALUE Plus S & H GREEN STAMPS SPECIAL SALE! Mens end Boys 4BUCKLE · ARTICS . " . I .FIRIITitE ' ~ ·- May l$6$-1'ravel expenses to Pollee Courts, County Board met•t· inp etc., estimated _ 565 00 June 19M-Recorder tape tmd microphone --·-- ---- · · ·- - $1800 June, 19M-Travel r.xpense to Pollee Courts, County Board meetings, etc estimated ·----- $65.00 June 23, 1953--Trap to CDium· bus to PUCO 1n re HGbtion Cross· lng - ------- -- - ·-··--- $6500 July 1, 19M-Travel expenses to Pollee Court.a, county P.oud meettna:a, etc estimated - · $li.5 00 August, 19§--Trsvel expense to Pohce Courts, County Bvsrd meetings, etc., esllmated - $t:l5 00 September 22, 195~-Prose~ut· mg Attorney Conventmn m Cm· cmnati,O.,threedays .. • . $25000 September, 1955--Travel expenses to Pollee Courts, County Board meeting, etc eshmnted meetlnp, Nov Nov Pollee Courts, Count)' Board meet. iags, etc, estimllted --·--· ;sM 00 Dec 19M-Travel e'tpense to P~>ltce Cour:ts, County Boatd mcetmgs, etc. estimated __ S65 00 Total Expenses - ---· $1,81>7.00 J 8. O'.Brlen ProseeutinJ A' ~ •nlej' FILED DEC. 21, 1955 PERR 'f A.. IUGGS, COUNTY AUDITOR MEIGS COUNTY. Mr r.raJg moved lh~t tile fore· illjtlng re11olu 1 JOn be adt•p,•,..d. seconded by Mr l'roffttt and the v(lte on rull cal! rt'-!-Ulted· :io~r. Craig, Yea, Mr. 1-rl)ffitt, Yea and Mr. Hartmger, Yea. SISSO' ~RACE Mrs. Naom1 Thompson as eo-hOI· tess. Mrs. Grace Thomas, YlCtl churman was tn char~e of the meetin& With Mrs Don Anden;(.ln devotional leader and 1n cbarge of the program It was voted lo have an auellon at tbe next meet· mJ. Mrs Thelma Tucker a form· er member but now of Waverly was a guest. Mrs John S1mpkms was also welcomed back PlaM for the Easter market and bazaar were started when the AI· ternoon Clrctc or the wscs met at the ~orne of Mr.s Weber Theobald for their January meetmg Mrs. Carl Denison president, presided The secretary and treasurer's reports were gtv!ln by M1 s Louise Myers and Mrs. ~Jnme Taylor A small auobon WaA·held Mr~ Eva Fleming was auctioneer. Mrs C barl~ Amos and Mr;; Clarence Chase were Jrueats. Th~ February meeting w11I be held at the ·home of Mrs. Hattle "McKen· zie . ,! Misses PU'LLON -aooTs ' Weather .....2, · '""""' wtth te 4 ,....., IMhM lftd KCumY&. lion Hntrat and MVth ,..... 898 tOnftht 22 Single Copy CLEARANCE .' ...o ·~u. •• ~uaft.ts. . , I -' Meigs-Co Rauk;High In State ,MEN·S · 4 Budde 3;95 For Bond Sales , :".MRNS ' ' 5 Buckle s,ps . I Worilenl' ... $2.95 . ' ~ ~·· ~·~ M _Sho,.jJ~ ! ;~tore · di..U...t .}M)8 -~wt w.r -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;~;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;:;;::;~~~~~~ - ELBERFELDS 1 ' President Asserts His Faith In Dulles As AMan Of Peace Sunshine Minstrel .,fLarge Crowd •' .1> The!Jdorus Couneal Dau.d\terS ·o I America met ID reaular sessJOJJ Ohio sales of Sene1i E and H Savtngs BondB durine: calendar year 1955 reached a new peace- ~ time record of $389.12:9,012 for a gam of 110% over 19114 Decem· bet sales of JUst under $33 mlli· ion were tbe hlihest December now totals 124 y..rs •II .t the hmttrw' Pol't Offlc...... nd still 1 nDt one' of ~tm It tUglblo for ~oft ,.. right E. Stark, aul1t- 1 "''"' "'" the end of World War n and were Instrumental in Ohio 5lgnal Ligltfs At Hobson ·~o~ Be Installed By NYC aurpassmg Its "':': v,por U~ts a~ Central completed that w ~ :tr..g~~ 1~ SJles quota ~>f ;;~~~~•• ,h.,e ,..,.,d ..1... Theodore T. Reed, CouDty Chair· County Savings Bqnd.s ltated that E and H ID tbe COUhly for D,&fol7,400 brl.DJ{iDJ p.e "iir.D~on"' f?05,703 •be COJinin pointed out tbal ::OUab 1tt~ined 123.6% of .,;p.lway lnspecto~ Confirms F~tct ,> . Tha~ Railroad W~ll ~reel Signal automatic lo ,C(;~~si!ion ' WASIDNGTON VP- Prestdent rH"inJr: " or wu three times and Eiaen:hower aaid today be consld· tbat thu is the "necenary art" to ers lobn Fotter Dllilr.a the DHt maaatlun peace aecretary of state be has ever Mr Etserutower al:w rejected Jmown. charJet by Gen. Matth~w B R1dg· M:r Euenhower stoutly dl'fend way, former Army chief of o~tarf ed Dulles desptte the upro&r onr .hat "politteal COilstderataONl" dtc: the secretary's "br:lnk of war' tated the adm10lstrat1on's new ltatemenls. He &aid be bas com look mJittary program Tbe Prell· plete fa1th m Dulle~ as a man de- dent nld he h.ad n~er been voted to peace gUJity of_ makin1 DlllJt;.ry dCCJ.IIa. In effed, he empbataeally re- tons out of 4eferenee to pohttea. jected demands that he f1re dr If he bad Jet polit1cs mfluence repnmand DuUeA for saYJng th· military decudons an)'11me IIDce adm.inutrahon "walked to th • UNO, tbe Prmdent s.;ud there - -- - -- would never have been an mvas· 1on of Europe alld Allied f.orcct would orver have eroued the At· lant1e 111 World War II Be asaid he bad been subjected to Mmtar,. advtce of every kind over the year5 "-nd that 1t was often deep ly felt but aome bmes narrowly based. Racme • Bapbst • 0 rdinatton • To Be Held Tonite - At his news conferonce, the Pres1deDt a~ 1 Al.serted lbat • prospects for world pea~ han brightened over the last three yurs despite the great let-down iD the btt;.b bopes tor peace ~nneet~ wtth tho:! July Summ1t meeting at Geneva But the Pre~ndent would not say there was caUJe for r.-omplaeency tn the world Blhution, particularly 10 the q,ddle Ea!:t 2 Declmed comment on reteot mformed suggestion by Soviet Prem1er Nikolai BW,amn tlait U· other Summit meetillg might be. fruatful. The Presidt'.nt lilld he hadn't even beard tbe suggeshoi and tharefore had no comm~rnt. • In aupportrng Dulles w, the h~ ~em 'file Home Demonstr"tion 1 Club held their mectmg at the home ol Mrs. Ethel Nelson The subject "Planmng and Preparing was Meals" The dmner was prepared and served by 1\&s Carl •Miller and Mrs Robert Canaday The Febru· ary meehng Will be held at the 'did·tbt adminfdra· b-~ lmtall • • of aignall, home of Mrs Ca naday, and Mrs Wtlllam Lan.nmg or MrFa1rbom, 0, were he.re last and three sons of Bell Vallie, week to at-tend the funeral of spent Saturday mght Wtlb Mr. Fted Wlnn I ni andSue. Mrs P('arl Warth and Con· Mr.s S. L Bryant anti ' Mr. and Mrs, Arza Bryant were calhng on Mr and Mrs Ralph Weaver Mr and M!rs carl Qualls and Mr and Sunda Durbm, motored to and Mrs Eugene Dent, Chester Parkersburg Sunday to visit Mr. Road, Sunday. and Mrs Donald Llevlng and , Mrs ClarMu Price has been ill Ruth. at her home here. Cllllng at the home Gf Mrs. Mr and Mn. Dave Tillls of Bertha Clark Sunday ChJihcotbe spent the weekend were Mr. and Mrs here. Their son, David, accompan· Clal'k, Mr and Mrs. Clay i~d tbem home after spendmg the stead, Mr and Mra holidays wttb his grandparents and famlly, Mr and Mr and Ml'll. Paul Barnes and renee Clark, Mr. and PGll'leroy, spent Sunday 'fheresa and Mn Floyd Thoma!,: Clark, Mrs and Mrs. Dorsey RoWih, Mrs. WIH!am Folan, Mrs Mma for •Ppeliz:itts soups, SleW$ •nd chi.e~eft rr~Ussee oaene Rousb, Bernlce and Shir· Wise and Mrs, Nate Wi.se and chil· ly Johnson. dren were vlsltorJ m Gallipolis •.. _R••••• Pots! ;' Mils Gloria Jean Crump neently Saturday mght w1tll her &rJnd· Aovon seoled its • , • lwin Bohlito hondlo• ... , . mother, Mrs. Pearl Wartb and Mrs C~rles Graham. Mr. and ' J' ,«{ :J ·~ -/ Con~e Sue Mrs . J. E. Jaduon and Mrs Ham, <·o-o-1. Glowins copper lor quiclc~4Wn hhbnt Mr and Mrs Thomas BulnliiT<I·I son Bentley attended tho Baptu1l ner and sons, were callin1 convention at Middleport Sunday. • •. gle.m.ing sl1inless st..tfor ·4ii~k1tNit~ . hom" of Mr and Mra. Mrs. Almu• R11wJings spent a Clark and Unda, Sunday. f!lw days in Atbens l:ooHuty Another '""'""' ol the R',.l.llri)W,Oio/ Mn. Tbere!IB Ohhnger and Victor Braley is hl)me for a 1:1( "'' ( ~ ' ber.t, were visiting Mr. and. w!!~ks fro.m hia employment f•m1ly - thre Wotld's Fintll lh•n•ils. carl Clark. on the railroad. • Harry Oldaker and Mr. and Mrs, CIJlr Taylor and ll~UflliAIEOo -ii.i~k,'orecent guests of Mr1. Mr and Mrs Floyd Tbomas were and family . Wedne.sday eV!!DIIlJ JIUests at the " hwere w.,. -4 • · S.I.ICt ~. aDd Mn D<Jna1d James 'Jhom11s home In MtddleAv•tl•~l• Nl oi, 6 flld 8 ql • .. ltl. , •an, were via!Unit Mra. P.Cnt 1n honor of their son's bll'tbWarth ~nd Camil,y, Sunday da..\1. nlng. •Mr. and Mrs. Don AndersCJn Robert Oblinger was were guei\1 of Herbert HOI'Ikinsons Luu and Philip King, and family, Athens Sunday 1 ••,.. ,, ~ ,:·,,{ '.' /' Mr. snd Mrs. Billie Mr and Ms-1. Rell Jordan bad all their Sunday 111.1ests M.r atid and daughter, Cindy were Ina Mr. and Mrs Leo Clark Mrs bAae Taylor In the aft(>l'oeently. noon they 'Went tG Lucasv1Ue to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roush se~e an aunt, Mn Allee BuCkle daughtera were calling on w-.f:!'b~o-'1~·~9~2:'·~·~·~rs:_;ol~dl:__ _-c::_~=~~~~~~~~~~==~ Tisht-~tti~,s 09~· k~~ I •moral · -~ ot pn.qd-ples ~::;·.~~;~~~A~~·:~:~~ related In of traffic on railroad, and unnecessary. Tttls uouLn1 S.~c~ to 26. FriUy ,.,..., cloucly ancl - . ct.rmly cohl wfth •now flur· ,.., likely east lncl north ,.,.. tfon. 124 Years Of-$ervic e Still Can't Retire ' Monday ev,enmg Durmg the busmess sesston, Mrs Charl~s Cohen was reported as havJDg lost her daughter by death Mrs Norma Chapman was rr.portcd all with the flu. Due to weather condttlon_s the drapmg of the charter for ALice Wippel an.d , Lorraine Schneider was postponed until um meet· mg on Xondsy, Feb 0 ;~-' .~ ' A soci•l houi- was held at the close of the meeting nttne No. 233 Vol· VII tt Theodorus Cou~ii D Of A Has ·Meet MOnday f ven1n~ '. ·, ~" • tton.. Low n Funeral .. Funeral .&ervie!es tor Atfee ' SIJ. son, 40, who died Moopay at her borne were held todar at 2 p M m the Trevey·Finstcrwald Funeral Home The Rev Edward Charles offa ctated the cere.monv .andbrial took place In the Beech Grove 1 Cemetery RUTLAND BY exN"nse.t is in ~ Hob&on ·Middleport speed Yard restrteted l.Jmlta Rules. freightsby are as 1 Concluding the letter, TUt,nlllr I is conaidered that Centr•l &ii.lroJd Legion Post made arrangemenl..8 are Ul proceJs .of providing request of the_ complaint, no mandator)" ' aetlon wlll be re· qulred by this Honorable Commi881on to reasons llbove 1tated". iP!Il~il<>~ •"W:(~~~t~~ '" I lAND ~ITIU 'IIi!•"" - ·ofa-t, aatf.. justice. stand rll'mly beband t.base p~ pies and that perhaps co•ld be in-~ terpreted as stlndmg at tbe brinl( "\ of war But auth a position, he emphasized, depends an tbe utioDl!i of otberl'i. On hls part, boweYer. 11r. Ei· senhower saJd be would 10 to Congres, whenever the il.sue of war .arLSes He said that is the only plaee be would go lD tbat event. iratrn, I tlrely by yard a'Uti. There no passeager trains and :~r':~.t;~:::~~;~ Wins Citation TO MilT Rutland lUgb Sc:bool Bond Boosters will meet Monday eve· mna. Jan. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in tbe Rutladd High Sebool, aceordtng to announcement to~ by , Ber· ,.;:::~;J~~~~ n..-d Krinke, band dUector. MElTING POSTPONED The Su1ar R11n PT~ has csn· celled its meet1n1 for toni1ht due to t}¥! inc~ment .accord· ina Mrs Roy WE ~RRY A CQ.I.APU\1· s(OCI 0,' ., and Mrs. CHarUe Llevlng - f~~;mUy. $3.99 $1.4'9 < . l){fl~e retn the South· In ~ratjon, but come £rom the Tile MIDDL·E-P·ORT' DEPART :;.< tbt; wol'ld wtUl - some poinTs, lie saJd, we hlyt ki ' switthlng- limits, the letter Btated, and Is used by yard erews In making up, and breaking up trams, the east qack is used en· I 595~00 $299. May 25, 19M-Olive T"wnsh1p TruMeee tr1al expense, mcludmg tnps to GaJhpolis, Oh1o __ $7501.1 May ~Prill'tu.1g on Dour ----------·-· ·· ·- -·-- - - - $1000 wll! t1ves gathered at the hnme of\ for refreshments wh.leh will Mrs Glenn Bradford, Wednesday low tbe meeting, evenmg, Jan 11, to help her celebrate her 26th birthday She CCL TO MEET receiVed many lovely and usetul The Child Coll8ervahon Lea· .!Hfts Refreshments of coffee gue IS to meet Tbursday eve mng cake, KooJ Aid and frUJt salad at the home of Mrs.' Denver Ri~;:e, were served to about fdteenJ' Broadway, Middleport. guests. There were several who sent g1fts but were unable to be Mr and Mrs Franklin Clark present. , Beverly, 0, 1left Sunday for Mr. and Mn. Harry Clark and where he has employment. (;~mtly of Kirkland, Ill, arnved Mr. and Mrs Clyde Clark and bere Saturday ntght to tuke his son, spent Sunday wlth Mr. and mother, Mrs. Bertha Clark back 1Mrs Carl Clark and Linda. lu spelld ttlr remamder of ·the • Mr and Mrs DtcVi Ord and wanter with tbem 1'hey left for J Jamaly of New Hoven were visit· llmois, Sunday mormng mg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ord, M1ss Peggy King s~nt a few I Sunday. days With her sister, Mrs Glenn Miss Doru. Ohhnger was visit· Bradford and family vi New llav· mg her mother, Mrs. Theresa en J Ohllng:er and family, over the M1ss Tonl Krump spent the weekend weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mrs Glenn Bradford and fam· mond Roush. dy Were Sunday gue 11 la of Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Lawrenrc (!lark Rusb Anderson A; R. Sbeels moved las't week and family and Mr. and .Mrs Mr. and Mrs.' Clyde Roush and to Columbus from the Roush Earl Clark and son, were vilnting daugbter of Galena were recent farm Sam Hall of Syncuso wlll Mr.~ and Mn. Leonard Fields of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood move thl! week to the. fatm New Haven, Sunday. Licvlng and famUy Mr. aod Mrs Richard Roush and family, were visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest W1lham5 and fam· i.ly of Gaulf"y Brldge over tbe weeKentl M.J and Mrs Edwin Klng were recent guests of Mrt. Glenn Bradford and family, Mf11. Florence Yonker, son, Terry , Mr and Mrs. Paul Yonker Awey Hvd,.IMtlc Drln. Jult .,.t B•hind the Whllltl end ~.. The fhrlll Th1t Only en II Will Gl.,. DO IT NOW. ' FURNITURE Grange Mlay 20, 19M-P.rosecutmg At· lorney's Coaveuhon m Dayton three days - ·--- -·--·- ·- $20000 e Cowta, THOMAS The Ev~mng drele of the Me· !ol· thod1st WSCS met at the home of Mr.s. William Tucker Jan. 3 wtth DILUXI II, 4 DOOR. Flnhlng Rock•t f'llrform•nGI'! With Whirl ROOM$ HEW Bend $65 00 expenses to Courta, County Board $65.00 tonight By THERESA OHLINGER I at 7 30. A program h aa b een pan BIRTHDAY PARTY ned Members are requested to A group of friends and rela- brmg their favorite covered disb 1950 .Oldsmobile ,. GRANGI TO MEET Mtimal~ meetillJI, meet m regular session Dresses $7.95 'I "I · 28· · u;d--:ii.-- i~~ Trucks Damaged Mason-Co Blood Probe Conference in Colqmbua, Ohio, (Contlnued Page One) I --- -------- ------ ·--· -- $!10.00 Oct 1, 19M-Travel U:l)eDICS Slippery Roads Bank Depleted ete. _ to Pollee County Board Only four pinta Qf blood are April, l&M-Tnvel etc. ellimtted __ 165.00 blood Pollee meet4, 1.9M-Booka ___ _ GUO C.ause Accident left accordihff Couaty'1 Naney tnJs, etc. Ntimated ··-- -19M-Travel t.o LETART FALLS BUCKWHEAT ~m•lmn.g the v;ddtepor.t aQd IN!!a and elsewhere In are "'ported as in op- HOLZER HOSPil'AL Admitted Wednesday: Thomas Clark. • Austin Lowell Admitted It was reported that..the Rutland l1ee AmburJer, CommJttee 1s organbled work· Born Thw:+.!: for the .PrO. and Mrs.~ '· �• • t • ' ~~_:ag,:e::T::wo::·~;-;:·---=-===:::::::.:::::::::=;-~------~The.;.;.::;.Ooily SeN':net. Pomero.,.·MiddleDbrt. Ohio FlYING CARPET The Daily Sentinel OllDINANCI NO. 106 I REYNOLD 1. Commentary On ~ow· To Gt;;T o ·RIINI iHtt ~L6(;S OUTO'F IT'? EDitOR Publllhed ~Vt'l")' anerllodl except Sunday by The Ohi~ Vall ey Settti!u~l. til!., at 110 Methanic St, _P omenly, 0 . Business office .lfOtte • · editorhd office- ph.t~ne 397. :i:ottted as &N"'na class Pomeroy Ohio. ~iline · . .. ...... ' ....,,.,... ~ r•ar ·WSAZ ·TV Chont1~13 The News _... Natlol:lal advertising repfrenntative, officP At post Seetion I. · Bo II Ordained by the CouDd.l of the VJUaae of Pom· eroy, State of Ohio. That, to provide for tbe current ex.penaea ud other expenditures of the said Villqe of Pomeroy. durin& the I 8oltinelli-KimtAitl , Inc .. 343 Lexington Av e., NPw York Clty, 16, N. Y. $u'wCT!ption rateJ : Delivery by carrier wh ere avaihtble 30 eents per Wee}: one year In advattte at The Daily Sentinel offlee, $15.60; Iii moilth!i, $?.80; thr.oe Month$, P .90. By motor route wher~ m!lable : qne month, $1. By mail one year $8; six months. $4 .2!5: lhrE'e months, $2.M ; ont• month, $1. What h it like to live in a city • ·- newspaper advt"rt ising space. Th <> commuRity problems that ~~rise from lack of newSpa)J£'n are certainly not' limited to th11 big cJiil!!l. Ttl& smaller towns a-re deperidefl t UPQn the weekHes and dallies that serve them . In t_he small town. Mpecial · ly, th f' new~·paper is a running recor·d or it s history....:., . thtnt tha j con stantly touche!! t-he lives or all lhP peoplp who live there And , dPspite thP nt>wer Ml•dia , it re· mains lhl' rntl.~ l t'ffeetive nwon s or advt"l'l isin g fnr merC"ha n!s anU other·s Infinitcy more imf)orta nt , lh (• n:>wspJpr-r, s mall or large, is a gua rdian uf our rights anti liber· ties which is alway.!l on duty . _ _ ~=========:============~~=~~~~ RUARK REPORTS Q' Th E I . ft e Xp 0n0ti0n neG-if be can aet permluion. I underatand People lite Carroll. He got blt by the exPJoi"a· tion bus wben hi~ papa &ave hlm a book: when he Was 1even, and he won't be happy until ftome· thing that he dJsa11reea with . eats h1m. ~ "A 0ragon B'tI MeII . ! • By ROIIRT C. RUARK SYDNEY, Australia _ Man walked In ·here the other day and he ' had his arm In a cast. r asked him what tbe cnst was for and he said : ''A dragon blt me." And, •ure d h d Bitt enough , t~e rft!JOp a ·• en~ hLn . that II. ii-N·.~ , ~ J ~~ ~ Thls fellow is ~ed- ·wy·fAall'" Carroll and he b a naturalillt· explor~r. He had just returned td ,_ d from Komo o lawnd ln In one~Ia, where ,h.e had been sear<!h· mg for the famed _KomGdo dragon, the lareest . hzard In the world. This reptile Is about 12 simple trip-snare with a wild pig, and when the piC got ripe enough they checked the snare and fouftd the dragoJ\ in it. In the proeess of dlsetl"'ogling the dragon from the snal't there was considerablfl lashlng aW'ut with · il , 1111 • \ oL ' 1 of 1•ne rept &,~ ' .• . '. O\.IP e '· ' I People like Carroll aren't PY unles's they are cold, wet, Ns Whtll!- he was to Include wet, · miserable, tired, balhlng abOut in l!tome pll.ee lookin; for some somethiilg, .And occaaiirrially effort is cro'lnled with tried o......f'ra"yer Ar!ll.., ~dfrey Strite It lilch 11 : '•~ • . .(11001.) •• ~·~-~~·:now ., :*.\.'" ,,. .. ~ l 'ltl<l lt.'l'tiwud••• ·"·MllJ.,.,,, eo.·--~ ,. - ~IUo,_" Jt. Pala<'oln t :1:~L ttir:r uotum . '"".. '. i.n. // --~~~~--~...... I" L~IH"-t--t--lmll'lf'r-t-+H I'' P,/,::1'" ~~~ P!"r,..~ NH,~~-*,., :tt='a~ ~ ~ . ·.. · ~~E-~~-+~ l. • . .• , ' . ' " . . r .. Dldi.Y b&l'I'J.'OQUOTE - He"''' how to work l~ i A."l'DLBAAXft. ,. • la&;ON?F.O:Lt. OW ' ~an.: ..\ter "umj>Jy •tandl for another. In thlt example A Is r 1 for lbt thN• 1J'a, J( for the two 0 '.!1, etc. 8tniJ• letltl"!l, a; , ,. " ' .• , , l;wphl-.t.. tM lehrth and tOrmatlon or th• Woai'l ·~ all lilt.'~!. .• membrane," Cart6JI says. j'We don't know whether It's a holdwar from the oJde.!lt IJ)"ticlet, -at the start of a neW oM, dU• . te Ule heavy work tllat part 'Ol . . hand absorbs. But the·y rot · ~~ - .-1·HH-4.....j ltUAra t.re ditl'vttnt. • .._, ll.,j., ..m Qoolallo~· . f> N J' QX !',v•i<XICKL C H WHl F X U ' ' ~ li' IN H N PXUI DXUI!II bii'KH-LQKFXA ..· t.w ...a ,..., w",. I voiee r•nn lfllallt an open atat." Carroll dldn't h•ve a II'Nt , deal of trouble C!atchint hll KG! ptod~~~~- They halted ', 'l I I 1. r l! .l M~rsbal .. . - .. -· ·$ ' B •2 Pollee ......... _ $ ~ ~First Aid ., .... _. $ -'M " Other,. . Police Expen· ves · -------------- S 8 :1 Fire Chief-5alary $ B 6 Firemen -------- $ B 9 Other Fire ~ Depart· ment- Expenses -- -- ·· $ !Catle't lit'Ohon .. Love Sto~ llobetl Q. tewll Tft• ·BII Ployofl Bob crosby Sbow !., ~ .. .Stor Kist TUNA 43c • .~~~~~ ..... • Garry Moore Arlbur Godfrey 11:30 Strike It Rleb SPREAD NOODLES -. ' 30000 750.00 2500.0Q . •· have?'" · · "Beea~~Se," said Mi-a. Binka, . ahrinks from washing," Tbere·a·: one. thiq: to be aa1d igDOran~tt OR For hMHhfulllvl111 ... . 111 ...,,.. 24 -. ltofl. FRUIT .... Winti 24-.Ht• PRUNE JUICE ........ ., 25c GRAPE JUICE .. ., .... ., 29c "Mua.lrnt~n .... ....ae ....,. ..r, or COCKTAIL 2 lb. l~r Apple Blackberry JELLY .. 39c PMW Pfrt ... . IIMOifi!w ~ 2 No • 21'.1 cans 9\-i-.. l•r ~ ,. ...~~. ,,'.: ..:~I .... , . ·.•. tan · . ' .. l •; n o,J: Odfiol'l ~ ~ ..... ··--tl . Filled wldl flavor .... yellow din#, Argo Sited or halva ETCH UP . bot· 35c '. Fmh CUCUMBER 'PICKLiS 2 jan 49c B'Eti~ EMPEROR qt.laot. 18c • 2.-14 oz. bot. ltleb .... red . ... tangy Heinz tomato Large elaslera i.f.~ flavor. . • • . • CLOROX .2 CHES 0 59c 47c I · · GRAPES 21b 29e aure · eaUJea ·t of. interea!ID« ' . ...IUIDOIIII. ' BAIYOOD 6 jars $9c SILVER GUST Firm leads '. glant sin 77c Adela fi1wor to nMftY 4ilhtl ......•• CHOCOlATE STARS ~ Tn•t~ 21 " ~... N....... . ICEBERG ,ONJONS WAVERLY WAFERS ' llb.llox 29c • 1 25c A.... - PANCAKEMIX \-· YelloW FRIDAY ~x39c ' 31~.- l9c -sCoff .......... PARD DOG FOOD 3cans39c • giclrit silt 65c •. K"ftc...-..._. Lean-, mild, b.idoey smolu~r SLICED BACON ... lip, $5~ All meot \ , RINSO. BLUE.' ·.•, • ~ ., ... ' ·, ,.. ' WIENERS .. 1 lb. cello !1911 Tender MUSTARD 2-6 oz. jan 19c. Tbtntl You. chfrrv -.altlnleoo · • j •• PIE FILliNG cn31c boneioR ...0 ...Uod DO .,.,... ..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _.._..__ • A 0 llilf me nc. . l ... ehiilee eenter 011111 ' \ • 1~1.pkg.19c SURF J SPRY 3lhm19c ExtN . ...... ~ fulcy .... Pltricla trowft TemJie named !:tm't"Why?" bOy Flannel,"· oald •~if•. Blnu. a1ked Mi8S Jlnkl . . for lot ."'\ No.,2\o2 "Ia sJle really dumb?" · , "'I think I ~ hould have 46 • DelieiODI dlo:ed l'nllD, Del Monte PEANUT BUTTER ... .. .. 37c M_.7RGA.na•RINE !!-I I l L 37c -----------~-----------~~.~~~~-~-~-~ .. ~-~ ..~·~·~57~c~~-----------------~ No. 21'.1 Coni .,. Hei"z TOM.ATO SOVP ., 'CHILl SAUCE 700.00; and that there be appro"priated from. said UTILITY- FUND it • .. 69C 4liOO.tlO does Uoo. pq. ORANGE JUICE .•.•.... 33c CREAM ' - J', wheels qtjar49t: • · 23c • • Stoblr ff,...t, ....., 11111.,.. lh gal; only Pfjij~W!f Whita lot , ~·nils ... :... ~. :- .. $4140.00 _,_...... _.... ___ s 41.40.00 "How many • • GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ..... 23c ' ICE 2880.00 7600.00 1100.011 • 39c · ' S+He-Jy Fillltft .. ...... or unr• ••.,._. .., ._ CM Cherry .... Chocolate trom the GENERAL FUND to the . I Vqllla, . .. SQ'Uwberry UTILITY FuND the . Slll\l. or $7, ...... • Evans Golden Rleh I ,. "I).umb? Why Jhe thinks a foot· ball coach hu four wheels." · Blue label Solid No. ~ can WIDE ple<es .... Delmonieo pure egg See. 5. That t-here be transferred , ~~· • 59c MiRACLE WHIP · ·• , To\al , Salety Fund -· $ 24,520.()0 'i'o!al .... - ... -.... -- $ 42,374.00 IZ<OO Vallaat Lady 12:18 Love of Life 1n:.30 . Seateh fof T()JD:orto"' ths The Guiding Ll1ht 1:00 Kliltie~s · KUchen \ :~ Love Story . 2:00 . Robert Q. Lewis ,2:80 HoUJeparty 3:00 · The Big Payoff 3:·ao Bolt Crosby Show 4:00 The Brighter Oar : ' Green label Cbllllk No. " can 35c 21b.- 250.00 200.00 s !:wooo . ·«~J·'"Fdb";i"~;J ·ciV!N! ~~~~~~' ,our ,.,.. and com,.... •hhi&HG,....II. . . . ..... .... CHEESE who sella lnsuranee in between expeditions, hi~ been working recent IY. for the San Dieao Zoo. He has been produdhg 11uch tl!int5 a.s the pJ'!Dbosc:la montey, which loots lUte Durantt, ind the 11e· row, an animal which leerin to be the dividing Une between ahtep -tnd goat, He ttaa dealt with lhe anoa, ~a dwarf buffalo, IDd the barblruta, • wild P.i« whose tuska JII'CW backward altd give the Impression of a hor~ ~lo. He has trae~ed a clo~d d feopard-lfay, blick .find wh lt - and a .!1lamans1 the l•rsest ot the libbba famiLY. · ''The Ant two flnren on eactt hand Ire aturk toaether by a n" 1 , ..r~ "l:Ut\ dl,)' UM tod1 Carroll, a former Marine I ~":'1' f7A01'• I'' K\'~j14.-!-l--1-.f,,., . f;.t.":., ::: ....... n·~"'l....'+...j.-J-1 hf++-+-l;.,j(/ff-f-f-+-+-1 I~ ~ . it~. ""' ·· ' ~ ..,. . U. bird~uloui • 14 .. , • _., . ~~ .•. B. SAFETY FUND ltoweparly P 0rtl~ih i~. a hote_l bar iP 1 lil "'w'oarndrm 10 : . • ees · 11 o 1Y "'lislr!•~l then when some od •t_ hApPened to tbe a~. asto" sitt.rply. "A dragon bit me." It the trip worth while. (Copyright, 1~.. by Feature Syndicate, Int.) • Valltnt Lf,dy Lovi ol~ll rearoh t~/l'omomw l'he GIWIO!J Liglll ....'" *"""'''~ •• Mlllll flf the ' - - ...,.,, Y• Too, will lind IIIII •,_eM-........,.fer,..r ...ter ....v.,. Iuper Mwbh . .. . Yeu 'INVf' ·Fundi Kanraroo Ga:tr-V'~ . •urtac• ~ I•' .. .. , . . ___ ..,and-----.. . t.ttr ....,., At • (if re\'enues from JOUtteB< ot.her ·t han texes are" to be deposited· ·in the SafetY, Service, etc., ,a& .heretofor~. u OrdiDI.Il~ to this eff~t .m ust be . ·opused by -Gollncil. Sec. 6625--11 '~ ~ G. ·C;); ·B.nd tb~t thefe be a~p.ro­ ·~J; prited from satd SAFETY FUNO ·· the :lvllowl;n.C: ~A Ca~ 1• ..........., ... .,., threw •way ft-. "'fht ., the ,..,.,. tt.t. ..,_ ef tM .,.., when we 111e all eettm. -... tho ...,..,_ ._,..,..,. ,..., ......._ ,_.utienl, H"• a ..... tiiM to . . .... tn c.n .... IMN _ , ef eur .ad IMidtef. If JW fN Mt alnady f ret· ............... lv... Iuper -.ut.... haw.. .... lciN fot rou. " .. ... . .. ......., .._ ........ .... ....a ..... - · $24.,520.00 Ttluas'oAv ordlo._ ahalt 1t the earlilllt period.· ........ - ,-;·SeC. 4: .' I'ut 19ere be tnns(err· -lit frofr}. lhe GENERA,L FUND to tie SAFETY FUND ihe sum br such lis snaring the' a!ant goJin ln Spanb:h Guit'lea, or my ·tiaw · DAILY CROSSWORD d0e tht 5n':tBaab.dad like i( beci.~ it ..eonfi'~ ":.· Ne!irt.l Wltl]·hls Arab b&:~ue -qf whiCh emb•• 3 m '!Mh 1 Is •• dl.tuPf!-4 by .TIJ<>,l If!;:;;;; ' . of the Ba.~~d Pr Is l! ~rted t!)l a~e ~~'~l:::::: tested otr~clally tbrottrh tJt.t. a.m• . bassadors m Belgrade, 1he Yueo.•l~v capitol • . n~ d~~~lop~d neutrahst Vit\f9 dunng .~ 18 t'eeept ' visit to Na-sser.Giv•n Cold · · ., . ~ .rtect ............... At ... . -. .alliant~e. ~ thin" (rom the Taimui.an • -which may or inay not be tent-and tbe hairy rhino of . $ tate .. $500.00. Rutsia na~rallr i!~es¢,ot · U~e · .. Fl001ie A. Butler lA S23 autharity of md ill. uoordance Ureme.at Fund ___ $ :1,440.00 ord.iunee or retOiutl.on of COUD· tlon lpiDIIt the YillaJe 1nd for 1-19-26-zte PUND IDd Repair Fund ____ $. ···Sec, 3. T.hat lhel'e be apprL priated,. ··rr;:o.u the GENERAL FU!;I) ~'O>l COI'nNGEN~It..S for pur;.bii·}S not olJJ,erwl!.e provided bm to be expe~ded 1n ac· cordanCe w:th the :nuvuiJM nf 8ec, ·· 5625-3.~ G. c... the aum d ' taln lind .!ltrengtben ,.l!'et>e..J.t'hO'~ 1'4 Olive to Paul and Thelma j)qJ"Jf.JDt_=-WO'pe~tncl 't.Jit'-11, dra· 1s top research e4!trR "Till" fi. f:ODII!Jtistl'ttiout''l ed'~ Car· benefit of all twman ity." Arnold C. and 'Mary A. Green, roll's lert hand. Carroll fainted, .021S A" S8 T;,l R14, Rulland to the boys cut the drago'n lOOSe, ThC' AMA knowR wh!!rl'of i' Trusteer~· of Church of Na"rarene. d b c 11 t the B!)eab-·- lt ~tlwayR has r.<~COKn lz c d Georae A. Metnhort, Trustee, an , w en arro came o, the tlnanclot need!.l of lht' nation 's Lots Potnel·oy to Arthur M. and brute had <lepartt\d. 81 approved medical schoo l.~ an d 1j Virglnla E. Hoyt. lf you're sufflciently crazy, hqli_ph1yed a b~i role Jn h ~l11ing to Melvin R. and Olive Smith, .80 this ls called fun, anti wh~ts the relieve. lhe burden . And l.l know s A Che~ter t.o Harry and Leona appetite for the next trip. Car that If these schools are lo pro-~ Kruuthcr. ~:~tn~~~~~n~v:-~~e~H~ut pi~ ~~ roll ha~ got t11e next seven y~ars fun. It almost et Mr. Carroll, 8 out for exploration and pcrly discharge their all-important purpo!le! they mu.!lt be kept John nnd Clara Sf'llcr~ 40 rree of tbe buF-e!l llerallc and poll · 1 arres S22 1'2 U11 Lehanon to pleasant young man with a dense black beard . Heal lnfiueneea that would inevi• , Paul and Hazel Sollers. ably tske over if govt~rnrnent pa id ~ - Carl nml M.'lrthu Sa)'l'(', Par- carroll has trapped Jaguarrs the bills. It i• • healthy s i.~t:n that coh~. Columbia nnd Scipio to Gor- In the Mato Gro.!l8o, and produc. ~n~ -~o~e --~ommerclal com· --~~~~r~~~~~ ·ln~ ~~!_roffltt. ed the first giant otters for cap· ' tivity .. He hu trapped the rue pangolin, a scaly beast, in \W'e&t A:ato&B 48. TouChY ~0. Cloee \o Afi'lt'a . snared gorillal!t, photG1. llvtn, u (poet.) DOWN graph" " the rarer okapi, · and Will\ a t. Splendl4 it. Mlnt'ral jllvP· • the pygmies of the 2. Weaving iprlng tbil 1orest In the Congo, e. D"ettlny, . 22. Elong. mac:hlne while b.!lby-sitlng an expedltlon UUi three 3. 1'0 aurse a ted of 1~ Yale and Harvard students. 4. Little pl111ter ft•h ReCeri.Uy, he captured what he h. Aftef'ent &. ltxdamauon 24. A thinks is the longest snake godlUr1tr~ e. ~~~~~ 1~r.) lttg- 11 28-tool 6%·incb jot in 7. 'hauble "N~· lo\11~~ o;;. ri .. lJ_ ~Hat. . his quest · for the impossible 3(1· .. a. !Story .a letltr fonter . 9. Bo~· , IIIChool Z!5. Contend Ytlllflr4a¥'• A••w•r ll,ll'\41 \. he "htH · ll:nc.l 28. Halt frri11 · 38. Eu·ahaped "Measuring a snake truthfully", 14. Paho~u !0. Varl~tr of 28. Ardent ' 39. RUler" of he said, 'Is very difficult. for · 1'8. O•trlch. chalcti!lony atrectlon Tun Ia llkt bird U . Oave,u SO. Boy'• n•lfte .U . Not (preftx) . the true length you ean't &hi;)Ot money l Sp, ) lt. A tl'l.ftdt 42 . Enall.!lh him, because you can !tretch his Jt. Allowance of brown 32. Stranr~ly river hide aa long u you want. So you (OrWIUte 33. Rodents -u . Radio · 1have to catch him and tben mea. ' '· Ptotect.tve J'lnlah lt. 34. LU.Ve<t~\ ·~· Boy (l'eque~C) ' su1·e .him alive, whlch take! a lit. wtndo~ 3!i.. Oametlah. {abbr.) . 9ov.rinr Ue. ·doing.'' ' trom said CEliE- EN'ANCE A B Office lle'!'. ... __ •$ 18211.00 A 8 NoteL of lD.t~t $ 4200.00· AIO Utillllq .. _.. _ .• 1600.00 AU Hydrant S.nt ... - $ 1300.00 Al2 Olli<e Exp. .. _... $ ll50.00 Al3 Bbnds ...... _ $ 2QO.OO AI4·Dump llonl . - .. . $ 11:10.00 T«ft..t Gen~al Fund '$ ·n,SM.OO :::;. ~~try. ·ue:· . .· . anJ dation are s, are givi ng e.doptiog a:~aterthat financial view FOUndation's balf-billi011 dolhlr support to mlucaticmal institution grant to educational institutions. of all kinds. • -~:;...:______ Some $90,000.000 of it will go to privately .m pportl'd medical LAND TRAMSF•II:S schools. Thill, Pr. JII.'!.S obserlvei1 J'-'"ne W. and ·Harvey ' I. Van will help these schools jmmeahi'· Vftnken, Lot Pomeroy to Tracy ably. Then he adds: "More tm- lind Graee Whaley. porlant i& .t he liource from which Bertha B. Rathburn 0 . 25A S8 theRe funds are dt!rived . They aJ:(J Te Rl4 Rutland to Arnold C. the fruita or free enh:rprille 11\d, and Mll""1 A. Green. obviously, contHbutions or thb 1 Wayne' and MYJ'tle Harrison m•tn1tude from p1·ivate l!ources lots 8 and g R.utlan~ to Sherman take the prea.!lure orr governn1ent and Kathleen Tillis . and help relieve demands for more and higher taxe.,. This Far~ · William S. Board Lot, MiddleFoundation endowment money ·port to Mlnnle Hazel Board. will nqt unly help to :mprove the John A. LawiiCn and Martha te&chin.K in mOO!cal l'tchools ren- Lawson 31A·81 Rods Sutton to eral!y, but it 'kill help to main· George D. and Zelab V. Lawson. b7" wttla 11w or ordlDa.Dce: Provided allowed by llw. fw1.her that the appropriation for C. , Wape lwlabtt, ceivta& proper el!J'tUia:ta ud t-ODtiq"endet CID OGJT be expend· Prfllident of Cowadl. voudten therefor, appt«ecl bJ ed upoa lpproval of two-thirds PUled J1o . 2, lMe. tbe board of offieen autboriled fotfl of Cound.l for item. of ex.- Attest: Charles W. Lenr . menlO ~ -- ..... ~---• ' ZOOO.liO A '7 Legal Advert.Uiin& s... 22. '1bl< • 1 1 • - to penom omol.,..., · , A 8 Bu1Ud.lq lmptov• equally ~ed.Jeai_Nisocia!ion mterestmj: to say aDout hus somethinJ the For~ ... .. II herebr ...t b - lo dra• hll warrut. oa the V1llaa:e Treuur· er for paymmta ~r• D7 of tile fore~oin' appropri1tlou .apoa r• ~~~. , I ~ O O OOOO~;;~b~d~I~W.~t~h~er~o~be~~pn~ ~ · a ~t~ed~ · ~ ~~~Qe~~~~~~~T~T~M>~I~SU~$M~~K~a~m~ten~a~n~e~e~~~~T~p ~ 1~ a i ~ G: e ~o u ~ ai~Bo~n~d~R~~~~::~by~l~aw~w~ap~~~ ~·~Uw~~-~-:~~·~ .. ~~pnMe~~~~.u~w~t~ln~l~l:l~~~·~l~oo~l~~~c~l~~~~~ c ~ou~~~u~.~~~;;;;~. ,. ~ approprbted . A. GINIRA\. FUND A 1 couniu __ ... ____ $ !188.00 A 2 MaYor ... :_ ... _: $ tlllQ,OO A 8 Cjerk _.... c.. _. _ $ IMIO.OO ,A t Tr<asurer ...... _ $ 2'7.,/)0 A 5 Solieltor ·-..... l $ 600:00 President Hess or the American ponit's, .o s well .a..q fundg ar.d roun- .. ' GllAHD 'I'C1l'AL 'APPIIO. ell to toe OJ><nditureo; 111e ~ olber llu!n-..,. PIIL\TlON& ... _____ f 87.*.00 pro<oldod thai no warnno. •hall '"" bJ the oU... ~ aptiOOo S... 21. An4 llle V~ Clm llo 4n"" ..- paid f111' aalarl" or ............ "-in 1111de. FUND: Fruits Of Free Enterprise ' lho folloW.,: • lpGG, .the foUowlq •uma be aad they are heRby se~ aside ·and appropriated u followa, vt.J:: Sec. 2. Tbat tbere be appropriated troln the GENERAL ~...-.c:..::c.._ • TEIIY FIJNI1111e followln.c: IITII.ITY PUND .fiaeal year endinr December 31at, ACity Without ANewspaper without a regular newspaper Th.e people of D!'troit know-+ after a prolonged strike thai s~pt down all thret' of it s dailies. Tfle merchants of the C'i ty learned it partlcularly well - the hard way. They I.Urtd all the 01 ht"r me<Ha to the limit . Some JOloN's put out handbills of their own, to advertisf' their holiday ware3. Yet, tbouf::h Christ rna.~ trcu!e fOI' t~e eountry as a wholf' was Wt>ll above last yea r. m.:~ny Detroit s lort\~ did les.-s bu si nes!'l . The Jaek M newspapers was rC-!IJlOn"llible~ Alilllin, the ml'rdw nts faced J fresh PTOblem at pust·hollday .sale time. They had barg.11in.!l and specials to offer a11 usual - but moving .. hem wu another matter, wlthOQit -· J:C. 0. CIMITIIY· PUND H. ITIIIT MAINTINANCI AIIO Set:. 17. Tbat there be app,.. OltDINANCI C 4 Ht IJ•hllnf .. $ 0200.00 G 2 ~..,.. . _..... $ eotl.OO RIP AIR PUIID I :;~~lrom lbe GENERAL BOND (VILLAGI) ' CU · moat old Wale G a 'foOl& LD4 Equip. H 2 Employ.. , _. .. 1 ll FUND: BW -·· ·-+-· -+-. a 1500.00 ment ·----------3&0.00 H a Kat..eriall -· ~-..\.f BOND RaTIJE-AD Ord.i..n.aoce to make Appro-MINT 'UND priatlo.os ror CuiTent EIPfiDitet Payment old I....l&ht Bill ' lQOO.OO G 4 Qtbef Expe111181 -- S 260.00 K 4 llreet Rep~!«; __ f 21A 2 Redemptioa of and other Expenditurea ot the Tot.ftl Serviee lund -- S 7,700.00 Ci D l.andllld Buiid.inpS 1000.00 H 5 Tooll, lmplemeott, See .. f . 'l'blt there be tranaferr- Totai Cemetery J'uDc1 • '7,100.00 etc,- -~~~ - ~ -- -~~ ~~ $ " _.. Bonlk .. - ------ I 4,000.00 Vlllaae of Pomeroy, State ot dhio, ed lrom tke GENERAL FUND to H 8 Gante Rent ---$ 21A 4 bterelt oo .Bondi! durin. the !local encllq the RIQI:'J1tllY FUND tbe IIUd) Bee!. 10. That then be appro. H 7 Mi.Jeelllneou _+$ :; · · - --· -· ·· ----- -- S lMO.OO . Dee.,.ber aat, lt!MI, ,, mallt"r el the • lht follow"": AHNtiA\. API'IOPIIIATION • f'he Oolly Sentinel, ~.Middleport, Ohio._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.!,.'_ _ _ _ __;_P.::;oae~Th~NI::: Thursdoy, January 19, I956 DEVOTED TO INTfRdTS Of MEIGS MMQN AlllA ~icltA1b s. owEN GIN. MGI. • RUMP ROAST .... I SWISS STEAK lb. fitc lunahlno KRISPY CRACIC$5 1 lb. box-25C ... •• . ' ..' lc f. ",. �.- '!low ' - < I kets To Meet ., ,_F· .-~ ·· a ·---··(. · gs ·r i a' ' . , ' .f- 7 I OLm c ... Middleport Net& Cage Win Sandy Saddler To Come Out Of Loop Cellar Kayos El~rde bifth ante~lve And al"~ batokcrt by .toe South who has a very The vi~ starved Middleport. te~ow la~kets wi.ll ~~ goOd shoollng-f!ye Oil Coae MC'ifee's. Athens Bull· ·The eellar dwellln.g Yellow dop ~ lj nlght when they hdu!ta, who put their emphui.i Bt •01 IYI!I play hrm tO the Athens ilftS it fttht o~lork count- To Ke~~ Title team ptay in the Logan game "till h.ve to d{) the same Fnday lr they expect to get by tQe 'f'bt. iacket.a, whtJ seem to have third place Bulldogi. The Jack.• bid hablt of ending Up on the ets Riling center Larry tl:akcr will short end of the basketball seor· o"ly see linuted actiOn }o~ri day es, will be bllkintf their fltth •p- and it wJII be up to th~ Middies' pearanee ~f'ott the home fabs two "Bobs" to take caN~ 6t the and will be out to make up for rebounds ~Ob M'l,)rri.s and ~i.'lb Jast week'• de!eat. The game Fri- M~Kinney AlfO litit the Jacket• dt1 I& 1 •\d!uflt 11 ror th~ Jltklti W> scorers ahd Wlh hll•c , to ~o U lllcy expect to gel out or the double dUty Cl'Q'tn lhelt lm-~ll'd Southeostern Ohio Lt'ague ce11ar, positions. L.tlnF.lteP !nd 1 This .,ame couJ(l lw dectded at James &Wlfll are expected w the foul lint! stnt.'c both t.elrn• be at theif' regular euati:l poslshow \'erv ~:ootl dlMtty !me ~\'- Uons. but w1th !aker lUll on the erages AthPnH 111 thrN! game!! injured Ust Coal·h Parsons may hit t ""tv good 4!1 )')f't't'N'lt, while hne a •h•ke-up m hll 11tartiq the Vf'llow Jack et~ hJt 50 per- quintet Eddie K1tchc:n and Ray cent for threo games Turner, who saw a lot of action Athens will IH! rt:lMng ohj host we~k llr(' ex pected to see their two \torwar~ls. Utrty l'tus. daore ftlmorr'Ow mght, along with sell and J Jl1 Rutkoskll' to .):'Cep "Kenneth Murray, who fills in the Dulld().JS ln the J;:llnle with very nlt'ely at either guard or plenty of scodnz Jam 1s amon& forward tht lop IC~~ti in the ~aguo " The ~rellminary game will see aa~ ~~ wed tor very good deren· another Jacket team in a "must" 11~ . pllfi Wen Wade. another role. The Little Jackets will tiJJ ~ft!ISht', lA the Dulldog (!eft. ha~ to play heads-up ba11 If Wt<le .Is steady and aJw~yll J they expect to stay on top In the romll 'tbroukh fGr hls tearrt, btit !lEO Reserve Leae:ue tacc. 1'he two has been hampered lut('ly by foul Bullpups beat t'omeroy iDJ. The guards are .olwaya chan· weeks ago 1n an upset victory lin& for the Athens Bulldogs, and could be tne teah1 to slo)l but thl.s is not because of Weak· the Litle Middlb of Charley Mene!s. Jim Lee and Snyder are Donald's Oil I *"· --~~,__ Major League Baseball Clubs Announces Signing Of Players av UNITED PRESS Nellie Fox or the White Sox, a O<riPPY Jltt1e " h h d .uy w 0 as rna 0 luuitle pay o-ff in five fency_ ftg· uru, put a liiht to his ommpresent ~lllr today and sll!d he was tnlfld:y Ut!Jfled. with 8 lO~ft eontract that Will a him 1bo0t ~O . PY ' 000 FO:r. one of the Am~c.!U'J Lea· JUt's mort spirited )erformerr ( ' " fourth best among the elr· tuit'a Jdttea 1aat seuon with a .311 mark and also wns among the leo.der• In Tuns wUh 100, In hits with 198, und in ll'ltal bases IBiUy Harre !I and KCnny Kuhn, t and_ pi~eher Hank Aguirre 81" Frunk Sull!vnn, an 18-game winner with the Red Sox lnst Se:J. son signed h!.~ 1956 contract ar. ' . ter recetvmg a llllh:-;tantJal In· crease. S~lllvPn led t)'l e Ame r lcnn teegue w1 th a lot~l of 260 Inning s pHched unr.l also m games stu rtcd with 3:5. Two 18 yPar old pitchers r.o!"dm Sundin and Ro.l{l'r M&lQlll~ Biintld with the Baltimore Orioles 'J'he Orioles aho anrlounct'd th,-. ule uf YC'lenm right-hander n on Johnson to the Toronto Maplf' Wlt:h 218, Leafs of thh lnt~rtlntl,lrtlll Lrogue. ln addlllon to Fbx, the White Johnson won two gllrrlt's nnd lo<~L ~ ~110 lnnoudced the &b:ning of four tor the Orlnlf'9 last sra~nn. •~mr- IR>b Nt,ntan, wno hit ~ wblte drlvlng In ll3 rune '"' ~PORTS ~dine 1l homenl The slgnlnr J f.. or:Foa: aDd- N•etn•n made II tota l of . I .. -pl~era Wider contrnct t-rr WORCHIS't'ER, Maal!l. UPthe wid Bot, Pat BllceJ1~ Notre Dame U.t1l· WtiR.: 411k tane Was JH'nerELI versity auard who was drafted WON~! the White Sox usually by the Wasbinstan Redskin& of tiriN :'\hi Uril t"1ub In lbe ma)o!"ll U~e NaUoDil FootbiJI League, to-', ha\>'t •11 ·~ players .!llgntd , has liJned • eOl\trae• wtth the bUt thit .~ tile C~lea~eo Cubs, ' "'""" htft ttln~ U of their play- Montreal A1ou.•tth of the Oatpl,... dlan Blr Pout Fclot~ll Ubldll Mf aJready, may win that diJ<: Biseeglla, wbo e•pt¢tl to b! lly SCOTT BAILLIE UnitM Pr•ss s,.-m Wrlt•r SAN tk~CJ~ OP -Sandy Saddlen who ne\'f''r will receivP a ~o:ood sporbrr,;~nship award. 0 L. Wrijbt •- 13ll 11!2 140 460 R Funkiin ___ t~ 19 ,1!0 47t rhubarb fromwhothespent f1fth a round on. Elm·dc. good pact Q/ .the >flght t'ying lo keep Kin~ and 1\>cl wlt'tl. the Ctib~ Wed· Jhn .,.-. , ·:·· now hoa~t s ;.;l.lfl;.il iii& plann sl&n· , _tn ~~~~ Jl~mf'~ T"PPQ -~ m 23 . . 1 "•nentnl __, __ 20< I I LoHse ------·- 152 l'i'4 172 !he batt"ml'nl Chnn•h 794 2409 Wf'r'e IWI'nly lJll?\'nbiJ' & and th1·eoe 2Utsl~ D. Magie- bf Gtlltpollt: Carl Mus:wr a)ld L. F Fulti. 'M•· Fultz. w~o lg th1lrtna8 of the membienrhiP ~m­ utittee or the- Poq-.H"OY ChemblJot (,}! Commerce, SJX!lce brle0)' re1a· Hve to the driv~ to revive tbe chatnbet 6f Comftlercf'. Motion pictures of the Pomeroy fOotball pmes -wen> shoWn b)' tuest, Renzo Menehlni. aad th 2' pt'Oinm Will in. charae of !till An· der!loo . Nett we-ek's mtehag will be in ehal'!e ol ¥r. Hoyt of thf' 'Shndard Oil Company entitle-d. 110 · •011 1123 ~·~~" -------- ~~ 1 m 1530 dark -- - ----- 1IU l)a 1~ 444 mlnd. ________ so 1 390 c ![lord ------ 498 fi" n · ' ""- · -·· a' &32 2409 Belles ----- --- 16~ 186 190 531 MoSt giils noW.il.da)'l> .a_rt ob the 1otal ------- -- M'l '714 907 2538 ( lookout Iur ll man Wbo Is tall, MAIItitl L'OON(I,B _ · a..k. ond has son!'e. J tht' Fe-d«attd Ththlt • ... -~n- ~ . \ of f)ntfbt l<e 116 ~~ Morris ---~---- 177. ll~ 171 .. 495 Hovill!cr ~---·- 188 'f8 1 Matlb~w· --.--- 169 !ill 100 4$11 Tot;L --- ------ 1.78 S;1 1 "0hio1 U. pres1~ent, ineehng S, A .". Ja~k C::a::-ltt}l, was in ch.ar,;t- of . · They were served a dinner th~ b~ l -eommittee ttiat consi8ted of Mrs. Cetl Sh1eld~, M-rs Clarenc.Maua'r, Mn. Ott Schmoll, &fr!l. Ben Neuttllnt and· Anna Durst t>X· 'WIJ born In Ot;nk a..,.t '--" of olllo Mtlll CoafttJI pneede4 ln d••t~ by hOi' ~""!~.!AIPh• E. n....n. who .....,_ di•d .. 8unltw.d lht!ltu.t• ltn: :Wn, Ri)"m<md MIUer, "aMfleta: . :lln. lGiadys) RuSAell , ·CAmtlQ; Dofl• (Gf!t'mide) .IIUJer. Vn1. lid' (C&ydlJ Alleb. .otth; •Mrs Robert (8own) JUwltnp, !ln. Jlo. ben (EdytheJ Jay, Mt-3. Carl (Jeesle M'.te) Br&MOD, Mrs. WIUlana (FIOt\del) Gtueaer. fHOitSDAf JANUARY Middlei:Jort; 11event.na snndebildt·Pn; seventeen ertat lf1ndehlldren: • bt-bther, o.·orge Prall , Rutland. Frlhld' ml)· C.all at the JU.-. linsJ.Coau Funeral Home where ~ervi~l!fl tv1ll be held Saturday at two o'doek witt! Rev. Fred Gard· der, -putor ol the Chureh of Christ, offidatlnl. JIQrtal wm 00 ift lite Riverview Cemetery, M'iddJeport. !IN ~ ..u was • m"'"8er of (he Chlll"l'h or ChriJt. TODAY'S s·PORT PARADE ~ L . away from S\ddler's IY O.SCAR FRALIY grinding head, began tn bleed Unlttd PAH Sportl \YrU.r in that heoL El d , NEW YORK UP- Dr Cary Mid or c, algilting with typical dlec'off, the Mtmrhl.s molal' Fili-pino courage began to look his best after he complaaned an mender and bJrdie buster, o~\'IOUS Cary led Dout_ the fourth and sixth tounds about ly has tonquered htmSeJl-a.nd a)s for 25 of the •• ". · ~old Oil Fro111 Nodn On TliiS· the professaonal golf world. make llp the fi~l roloii~: In ease it missed yOur notice, collapsed and WI! After regbterlng his second Cary recently won the Blfti Cro&· protest, EUJt-de salled into the by ·1oumament lor th& ' se<;ond and 3. In the 9ld type otllnish that champion wlth a barrave of lefts straiebt year He capt\lred 1t with made nUn unbearable and r1~;:hts that sent S11ddler des- a r~·ord score and by five tbots, But this time he ·aat peratel> retreating to the ropes as a man named Ben Hogan WOk a Six hard left• caught ~arldl('r hacker's 81 on the final riOfiftd<,,<\ 1he 'locker during this assault so Jf you're lookinll: tor 1 11 uc· rrom "a Then ID the nlhth he turned ce.'lsor to that same Hoa~m. You, Saddler'~<~ nose into a fountain culd do a lot worse thu·•M'iddle· with o series of lefts anri rights coff. :, But the cbamp's &econdl'l plugged In an ern wherem the- 'mantle tills at the bell a~d Elorde be- '0( greatness is bcmg readled for gan to rac:le aher that. SIJCh as Gene Lltt!er and •Mike But in between these nttacks Souchak, the "experts''' .t~l'.'"'"-'; Saddler kept rolllbl along Jik~ ly are o-verJooklng the "' 01' Man Rlver while shoving his the .proreuional gnlf hE"ad into Elorde's face He also wouJd be the "new" !ICllred wtth looping shnl~ to the ne began ·hi.<! lace and body. He piled up points la~t 1 e~ar whe'h, l'o'lt,h a}Ulrp 'rights to the face. 110If' '• 1 Two of them rocked the challen- he eooped J .._4.11ads1na x ger in the f1fth and Saddler Mastert by 11 re~rd craRhed another Olle home just lend: the St. Potersbtt~"':•;·,,r.::~~·~~·l l before lhe seventh ended 1nnd Miller op rn8, the .~ which M1ddlecoff" is .:':••;:-.,; 1Golf and the Ulng Crosby. being butted and held JulhJs5 ';:'o~ ':~~~·;:~~:~ed u the leading banker w1th •e\rnings By UNITiiO PREll or ~3,121. But tbe "Moose" pick· Ia If ed up $30,000 In the Wl'lrlit thltft· West Virginia 84 Pitt ~ hurgh 0 pions)up ot Tam O'Shanter. ~her Bucknell 81 Penn St. 7C wi ~ e hi• earnines totaled $13,121 . ArriJ)' 89 Penn. Military Coli. ?'8 Middl'eetlff dJdn't bit a wal,l4P,1n.LaSllle 84 Pertnaylvanla 52 jackPot but earned a 't~ad St. Joseph'~<~ 'Pa 83 Drexel .8lf J)lare" total of $31.86t. MoJrl)i ·h Columbia 80 Yale M money, no matter how you 1d:d it Dayton 71 Villano\'& ® up, M.lddlecoU was t.he master or South eonal.steney. ., Geor.l(ia Tech M Furman '7! It's a payoff, he adml"on Ky. Wesleyan '70 We111tern Kv. 00 leartlini the lmrd "'Y t~ fin1 South Carolina 94 Clemson 79 ('an't Itt th£! llttl~ thl11KR ' you ~. dbwn." ~orth Car 78 North Car. St. flO graduated ,...,. Nott-e name In Louisville 85 Memphis St. ?15 Whon he !!rot hit the ~- l>lr · June, ~ -~~t , of WOI'C!'ester. Mldtiiot ('Uit hi IM7 be waa a chtl!l,n1re0d;. ST. LOUIS UP--Jo'hnny Layton. St l.o-1.11!1 BD Dlll'iml 7t plaiii.C'r and wo-rry-Wart. ~ '' tett wuuams or golt, IJ~ spiell • \it! 1£ormer world ebamplon billiard Wichita 85 Drake 76 blow·llPJ and plclc11PS c .ott player, was fC)und dead in a NORMAN, Okla Ul'-The ok. tnore wp.lk-o\1ts t.aan the Jl •. il•n roornlne hotut Wednesday. An nn\tv, ~tudent neWs· d~leJatton to- t,hl U. tf RY • inquelt wiU be t\eld today. Lay· lahoma ton, 69, had been Inactive ,~ a JIRper of Oklahoma Univer~<~lty tHne, J'l:li home city of ~llhiR professionl.l playe~ In teeent hos repOrted that Jimmy Peck of wa1 pE!rl1oUJ1y c1011t to JetUnj fi:n. •,' yean. He IDht held th4' world Leedey, bkla., and Gary ~aldlnq other i!en1tlt. Bill Mlddlecoll flhlllt lhrned. threeo(!usMoft and ~kct bllli· of Hadllon. Kin., both flr•t string guard• on the aeh001'4 I he--'i!on~det, "to takt lhe blttc .. ardJ 'Ghlmplon•hlpli. basketball team, plab to trln~ LOS ANQ:ILES '\li' -Church fer to- ano-ther school. "fhey fell Clriflltb, • lll:ollvtn, UQ.Jound they ftloon'l dolnt •ny fOOd ly ~J11tJ· PRIS . : t. end from Southern California here and wanted to trana er." University, has been BIJned by Coach Doyle Parrack said. "It a SAN FRANC! edy the Cleveland Browu of the Na· boy thinkl be can't help the SIJ'ddler. 128. New York, a.topNd tlonal Footbtll IAaa:ue. Griffith team and wants to make other Gabriel Fl11h 1)!~, * 'li PfiJI. was the BroWna• leventh draft plans, then [ think It's best that lppines tSI.-Itetilne• wbrtd he do ao." choice. reatherwelaht obantpiollht-'. ,\ , ' I • Ml5 .• , MATCft ._ ,~: ·~-- '· his face College ·Basketball •rter an taded Rol;.ie hnnUnJ can bt a Dleuant task U you 11void wasted tlmt and etrort by checkltli the homes u, tht- elauitied p::.ge of this pap~ . -Advt.' • R.:OVJFW llnptlon. 'C'"" 11.., 'two Total. ....... ..,... .. ~~ iH. ·m I'M 7Bi· !272 swl'\Uts tillfltli Tbe Pom«oy tl.iotlll Chlb Ira regular meel lns Wednelda, Jn Mlllfr, D Mlller ··-··- 1" ~dp 191 Mia G·~b· ________ 148 !~$ 20* . " 'i'otlt,~<r.·•·•>c held ol •e• s;nlei •'-"-· 14& tat til 400 a•AITTNAIJ lUlCK strutted mtO h1s st·H·nt h y('or as the worlri featherweig ht champton todoy whtle irate hns Jl'l'rrd In vam 'l'he llttll' P1cr S1x brawler frOm New Yot·k C1ty def(•nded! his crown Wedn~!-idny fllb'hl by) !J{'orlng n technicol knockout 1 over Flash Elorde or the Pluhpp~n(' s when the contest was h::.lt· ed tn thtl 13th round becaul«.' of the islander's b!celtmg left eye *" ~n as the bout was over the Cow Patace !iWitchbonrd wns flooded by long dtstance tele· phone ('a\1!1 trom television rans pro~slmg the champ's tactics. The bout, whieh started as a fairly slow offa1r, was a bloody dtt>d !Sa lfa 1\. Mll\or . .. .. 112 448' Swanaon _____ , ill! M' 1111 572 ~ >oil _. _. 1M 1!1'1 l~ c. Wllsob ____ ; liO \~ \M 422 -; Hwshty'sCOc0118oz.C1UI .... ..... ' . SHntM Pu111t Ilk& Qt. Ill. , ......... . Del Mtitt YM ~ io. 214 Cil • • • • / ........... _ '' ' An66ur Treet 1i ot. tlhf ........... . Armour's Beef Slew Ut tiL illit . . . . . . . . ·~ ~•I . iiiitiia DIHMUat U.h.or iiiAr . . _ MOU Mllu -VIC,J. ' Wl ' I . ... •• • • l'ute Cra;t Jelly 2Ut. .kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' S~LL THI BEST AND SERVICI TH• RliiT ibaelne Service Statiutt r Oliver Bailey, Owne• 3143 Ctimpbeli's Condensed Tolhato Soup 10"' 01 1:1111 ........ . Libby's CUt a*-ts 16 ouan . .. .. .. · . . . . . . . treesweet lemon Juice 5"' oz. can ............•..... Van tainp1s Tenderonl,. pkg. . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . .. . . Ptep~reil Spaghetti W"dh AiUi P. ~uti l. Cliiih iS"' C. Spagh~ ~~~ Pag, ~ 15 k e-., ...... :.. be the ' 1new Hogan ve got room for 9 of us·· . "I~ . ' • 't ) ' . . ·- • .' Ai.P Siiieiliiaut "Our lfnatt i•oality N11 Sba e11 ..'...' I' ' tom, Peas, CrMh Beans llbftfi 16 u. tin- ' . ~ .·. ... Mw · .;ft oz edt 29c. ' ... ;,·, " I Fight Rt~tl~ts ,. ,. and Llno and UUh tO &llfN• the lHIJ and •on j" ~ SOUTH BENo, Ind. UP-Terry Breanan of Notre D.me boen named to eoaeh tbe AII..Stan Ja uxt yallr'1 I~ annual Eaat·Weat football Rame, ina the firat Notre Dame eoach eut- lO direct the l:ut and. aJso younJe~t bead eoach ever to tidpttc In Shrlne ":"~;~.~~I wm be ani.t.ed by ro~llt evskl of Iowa and Charles 111~ or Penn St11te. t" Two thln&a 1top A lot of oftlce II'OI!Iip· The hands of the eloelt 11.t ~ '• P m IIIIHTIN YOUI fiiiAIICW PICTUit For any • Chevrolet·oftebt you • choit!t! ot six sprightly . Jiew station \V81!0il8il!cludlng, lwo ne~lenger . ~ ~~al)f'Ju. ·~~hl.• t:; '1111 with new horaepow11 · • ~up to II hbt 2001 · IJ,ere~• a zippy, spliCe, only, car or furniture. ' ' ... .. ,· TN. btu• .. .V.N somlti • ' ' ' ' :11fJ't . ·• around a full-oize with lllld fu- : .fish and SIKifoltd Values " the purpose on ' ~ lMJwer U..,t'a flllllo closest thing to worthwhile signature• .. , without Joneles• - ' lollt ·······•··· iJ. "63c 1nderCvW ........... lb. SSe 'lil1'lllt."' loa"' "" CaJHtAI rtu'" Corp. 1t'l The Br,ST fS Ill:-~..u 1.39, Redflsh Flll•h or.Cod Flllits lb. 89c .. . ... 1b. 29c tO OL pkg. 4CJt .... lb. 33C When 11'• , 't 'It pinttall89t Fr. OtcinleJ.~Jic:e Fl'l'lh at!Hi::,HAatEV. IJA N &.(LES It 7 ot , Mllhllo-. ' _, . I '.· llricktheese • ' .. o. ' ' • ·l!ath Can Motel 24·~· ~ ~: eo.ns I 1, . lfiJity w~ .... lll3d . !·ate .. ,.,... .... ' r . ' ,...,.•,.. <;peelal Rtjmt 88. 2 lb jor •_6fta. · ..~IIi· ... ... . . . . 9c dOli ........ ,.._ __ __ __, __,_ CALIFORNIA lll..VAU- Oranges Lltte1SOsise ·5 lb~ bag 59e .. '", f-.JaOranges I ' '\' -,;,,··· ' .... -~ ~ · ~ ' �I • ' • - -94geSix 111_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _Th~e::..:Da:::::i:::IY~~ntinel, -_·_•"_ WANT ADS Mason Mothers Club Makes Home DetnonslrRtion Plans For March OnPolio Group Project Cluailled Ada ucettod bJ 10 A. II. will be PQbliabeo tbtl ume S.Room NEW HOUSE, unlur· jl . day as reer.ived. nilhed. ilt(ownell Ave., Middle· ' H~ llates: 2 cents lJGt' ~ one IDPQrt. Reasonable. Phooe 6044 -[ M. Hooked rug.;; and woven baskets 1. 17.u IertiOD. Mi.nimum char&e ~!)c.­ ----~were th e proJeCta tb!lt the mem' cents per word for thre. CIOil b~.s of the Brownell Home De· aecutive iosertiou. Two furnishet1 apartments. on"! 2· motllitratwn Club worked oo when Specia..l-011.1!: mo•tlll for := eeot1 room and voe 3-room. All utili· they m·~ t Wednesday :~fternoon at per word. . ties. One 3-room unrurn.tshed the home of Mn. Wallace Brad full rale or 2 ceatl pe: word wW apartment Inquire Home Re:>· ford be eb.anied for advatisiog if not taurant, ltiddleport. l -16-6tc The next project will be alumin· paid for ltefore thto tGth of eacll um trays and the date and place month foUowibi in.>ertirJD. 2 FURNISHED APARTMENTS on of the mee litl g will be announced Errors 1D AdverU~i.n&~nouJd De Mechanic St and 1 .t' URN!SH- later. reported lmb...:edl&l~IJ'. The Daily ED HOUSE on Lincoln ilill, The hostess served a dessert Seatind wl.ll not be respon.s1ble Pomeroy, OIUv . Ul:quJre Ewing's cou rse to six members and three (ur more Uuul o.o.e wcorra:t lP· Store. W. Main St., Pomeroy , children at the close of the after· Obl6. Phone 133. 1·3-tf noon 's work. - - .d u.l l'haa~e; and bflt"'.1al Nu· Uces w t.'veot.e prtnted at re&u - . -- Po~er_oy-Middleport, Ohio_ _ _ _ _ __ _ . I - -LEC:G_A_L_N_OTICE -- -- The club also made plans lor the Dairymen's AasoclatJon dinner to be held in the Maaon Community Buil~ing . Canasta Club Is Entertained, Tues. Asterik ('), though llke a star, One ot the moat difficult tului We do not wonder what you are lo tbil world is to conviDCe a We've felt tbe jolt your mean· woman tblt even a biqain CN!t.s ini pack!! money. In grim fobtnote ; • Plus Federal -'.-:C.:..------Tax. eao make you feel you've longed j aU your life for SGmet.hin& you've A saletman : The guy wtlo never heard of. I Two Furnished 4-Roum APAR'f· MENTS, new fiUniture. UtUotitJ p&IIJ. L:aU OOH-M. 6-:tlHI BRING YOUR SHOES TO RA· ClNE SHOE SHOP AND SAVE Very desirable first floor APART· MONEY. HHf M..ENT. AUtomatic Call 6170-J. --~-- 18 .I:H Auto :,erv 1ces - :omplete WH~EL AUGNMENT balancing and brake service. Hackett&' Safety Service, West Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 267, 5-5-t! IISI Auto Sales gas furna ce. 12·22-tf .FURNISHED APARTMENT, .. rooms and garat:e with utili· ties furnished un Mechanic Street. Furnace heat. Can occupy at once. Call Ewing Store, 133, Pomeroy, Oblo, for further tnfonnatlon. 1 1-ll-tt J 30.00 Down-Balance Easy Paymenh Help Wonted 1171 -- - ARI OPEN NO-.I For The Peyment Of December 1: June Ill~ BUICK Very clean. Call 6038-.J. · Hard-lop Special. CAN YOU USE EXTHA MONEY? Priced reasonable . Help meet tho::;c ruunthly payl -16..ftp n.enta on your hume, car, TV, or other obhgation!l, Make $3ti i~uiZPoNriAC Staii~u -Wagon, to $1i0 a week in .spare time sup. Radio & Heater, $1095. Jimmy plying coru;umer~ in Pomeroy PariODIIO M.iddleJlort. 1-14-6tc wllh Rawlcij.lh Products. Sta-rt 19ei5 T~dor s;d-;.~.1 Immediately. Write Rawleigh's $U595. Jimmy Parsons, Middle· Dept. mLf\-840-312, freeport, port. 1·14-&tc Ill. 1·18-ltp PLYMOliTH REAL •sTATI TAXIS Boob Will Clou FIBRUARY I, 1956 CLYOE G. Ml~I.HONI IMigs co,lnty Ti'&ltur•r - - · - -- FOR Tltl .UT 1953 FORD Tudor Sedan, radio Home Pla11tic.s Puty Demonstra· IN USED CARS and heater, $liM: Jhnm)' Par- lor wanted in any vicinity. Earn Sll aons, Middleport. 1-14-fitc '8-f30 an evenmg Hi -i mpoct ware, Monrocwarc, Firestone 1930 BUICK Super Delux, two- Velon. Write Mlonroe Phuth:!5, tone paint, 82683. JimmY Par· Stroudabutt, Pa. 1·19-ltp, !(pus, Midtl.lQort. l ·lt·6tc ---,-.. ...... - -- =;--"'' 1-~~~_;;~~~ 18) Emproyment 1954 CIIEVROLE'f Delux "2l0" ( 2-door Sedan, $12911. Blactt"' - nar's, Potncroy, Ohio. 1·14-lltc l Mld(\IC aged l11dy wanh house· 10M BUjCK work by the week. Experienced. H .:.I t 0 8 uper ar P \\ rnc Qox 0118-X % Daily S•·n· t:oupe, $~95. Blaettnur'tl,l tlncl, Punwroy. ' l · IH-3.tp J omeroy, Oh1o. 1 , 1-14-tlte ___ . 1o~~dcHE~?L~· 4;do"' II!~'- Busmess_!ie~1ces 1rae o,,•lu~ ox: an, .,....,... nar 11, 1 umc· ~ roy, Ohio. 1·14-tltc J.o'o-r reliable udlo Jnd TV repaiJ;, 1963 PoNT!AC[; 1 ~ ; 2-do-; S;. cau 0046-J. We •ervice all makes. Sf:hQ)OUI Appliance, dan, Sl191J. BIAettnar'a, Middleport, Olito. 9-27-t! roy, Ohio. 1·14-6tc l852 MERCURY Custom .f.-door QUI(.;K SERVICB on Watcb Jle. Sedan. Bloc:':;.~,'; palrlna: by Factorr watchmlker. COLLINS Trii,lned ,JEW.EPomero)', Ohio. L.ERS. Pomeroy. I $109:l. 1-a.u STIR I Middleport. aADIV TKI.to"V1SION SJi:IIVICt ¥hooe 200. Clelud ApPll&aet ~lore 118 ". ¥al.ll St., t-umcro) 8 Cu . .l'l. G. E. · praetlcally U.U·U' I ly 1167.:10. monthi-Qnly ~HEY GO TOGE1'HER Waah job and lubrlcallnn. .t' ree pick-up and 11enlcc. For a ~;touant aurprhto Usc our MOBU. OIL SPECIAL Darst Moblloif Super-Servic«l Phone 9097 Ea11t Main St. Call 81:10-M or Slljhlly used CROSS TIES Jor aale, cheap. Loclted on acr Crnk Electric Plant pert)'. Contact Lee Wood, main late auard houH ------------·- Eleet.Jic MEAT SUCER in a:<wd (Ondltion. Bakllr Grocer.y, Mirldleport. 1-UJ·fltc --- - -- 9.<1~ .. 1-11·10\p 1·10·12lp I olllco. .IJNOLEUMi RUGS. lillrto•n r;atte.rm. ln 1tock. $4.98 each. Baker Grocery, Middleport. 1·18-ltc HARDWARE & FURNITURE COMPANY Middleport, Ohio' ti"i'iolilieciti.iiiiiiliiJiii;;jijii~~~jiijj~~~ijiiijiiij;j;jiijiijiijijiijiiij TOPPlE MORE STAMPS AT KROGER!'' SAYS •• "IT'S A GOODTii.u-- TO GET-BIGGER VA~UES AND Emt,usy CIMrry, PinN...tl or Apricot. Pure frt.tlt fliYCH'· Krq., rich, nutt.w- fl•vor ,1ft the handy rafrlt•ntor. lar. PRESERV~ . . . . . . . . . . 20 oz. jar 39c PEANUT BUnER :' \ .... , . . . . 18 oz. jar 49c I kott .COuntr olump, m••, . . ."' wtth· ~ ~ In HUct. . f ·• PORI( & BEANS , ~t .... :: ...52clz. can 29c " Krttet d•!k:lous APPLE SAUCE .... 2 No. 303 Cans 25c t''· asso~ : of alleN.. clle-t. fruit .. FRUIT COCKTAIL_ !,'~~..- ... 2 No. 303 Cans 47c' •I' ~ ,, ! I . Krosrtr ,-uow•cling lwlves or slic.s Jn a rlc:h syru,. PEACHES . . . . . . . 2 No. 303 Cans 43c K~ottr ..,~~en sw.t fta~ b.dy to .....,. artd Mt. ·,SWEET PEAS . . .1{; 1 • • • • •2 No.' 303 ,Cans 31 c w-,fi· :.-;f •>t '" ~- \·-' ; - '' ;......, . Kroger rlc:h tomatoey flavor. Adds ·' ... ;~ .... -.~ '\ . . t.~ ~:- . STOCK UP :-• ih4~~r~lilm>ttt .I-~· "' CuuaJ.~· " 0 !: •· "' 1load. -• 1·1Ntp - .. - ~ lnlcs Clover &. Timothy-'UAV. Ph()nC 81G'f·M, Middleport. G. H. Bilker. . l·ld-6te ' •.."..•.. ,_ ... -. Wat('r Hauling FILTERl:'~D CLEAN AND 100% SOFT WATER A ~p~l.- 1 made tanitat·)' lined tnnk l11 IL~cd tor heuUng. It eo~tl8 no nwrr to have the best. ContBct 1'. w. Ruck. R.atland . 1 - l~Htc: Real Estate Broker "' MD>DLIIPOIIT. omo 1188-U eiOthOo clellller soap of any kind, 1111. ftiONIB ' '"'""~ • f· Sllit!Cinile wuh-:-- Y(orld'a fioeal 1101 Oa sale at ail and a:arqa. NEW LOW PRICE! KROGER . TOP.VALUE BU'f;S ~TOP. VALUE STAM~ " . . I·F WHIP You have samethint To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Dolly Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Yout Representative. -They Get.Results- ·- .. ••• -1/Jl~ · . ·. . . The Slllad Dressillg with lbe uDjquo flavor. It's · 1 , 49 . - modern. LlDcolo -LIGAL ·( Can You preferred. .. . . . . .. Qt. SLICED BACON AUTO SALES t:laucl(' Thomu Weaver. t'e!ildlng HI 8o:'l. 13, R.ur.1l Route Nn. 2, rimhcrlak1•. No11tl:· Carolina, is hereby' notified Ut<lt June Ann Wrav('l', a minor, I~ hrr next fr:.•nd, Vch·1~y Kr.y11, ha~ (II('Jl hell" pelitl•m ttt:<~in.sl him for divorce Court of ~le igs County. Ohil), and that 11aid Clllt!le will be for htari oa· ar-ter lhe 17th da,v o! 1056. ANN WEAVER, 11 minqr by her next or tritn<l. VE\.V.&' ' lU~YS, flJaintltt O"BRJEN ANil O'BRJEN, AttornPy$ ror Pl1lntiff. t!!..!.!:. ~:_t2) 1.J!.13-22-6lc .to~or 11Ml~-:Ji'RAME a16P~•. HOUSE with blinds. Cohhriau automa\lc .;as b•th; two wi\h venet11n ~·aler, iaraie. and ,lot.. Pl>ou 112l!jo¥. a • I<!Nlc •• Duldi Loaf, Meat Loaf, Pickle, BOlopa ud c COl) Fullets Comtln.,..n ~· SnQw While, b<l~eleiil, tender •!!d flllly. 111i'Y'rt ,r:n reacly. ,.. ~- ·• · ~.: ·. ab 29c · B011ele111, top quallly, 1,1s of I~__,., qLm'l\'~ 1'14 lillY· STEW B'EEF IOIIAP m<>N - IOTALI WE BUY 1'11\UClTVlUt, I ·. ·. UAJ1i1 <' ' ' . -WhOlla:tbl•!!lU7 Namelllnund you will wblU.OO Dlaa " flJ!W for evety day TJle Dally " 11 '···•• ' l:fi~J unld'l!ltlfled. Senlln~L Mya~ry Mm : Members o( llie• Mysterr: MlD'I famUJ aoil the employees of tho Daily So!Jiillel are' hoi elll!l'le · ~ :!!'ln.. ··'·· :rhe ldentltv of This M111 li Now Wortl ' ·1.·oe:. .. • I . . -M'YS'fERY N\A~ t:ONTEJT RUL'IS ' . . lb- . . aecliolll rid! In · VIW>lid.C. Eal "' Tuu·iNE ~~~:~~!:!~~=~: ,,..;:; '· ' ........ Phone285 •!•• 't Lar1!~1,meaty JUNK CO. QUALITY OF OUR SERVICE COMMANDS EVERYBODY'S RESPECT. ' I Wheel Chairs Hosp.II»J :S,.da . Ambulance S.Vk:e ·lb ' OHIO VALLEY """'"'"' ld~ntify .. MAN? ··.. . lb 31c COLD CUTS . • • • lb49c Fretbly Helllhta. 11-17-tt . ' GrldeA su&or cured, hickory smoked. Tile flavor .you faVOr ' METROPOLITAN o.Je. ---NOTICI ./:.111M Sen·tiitel .MYSt"ERY . -- ~- .... Thelf~ily · · I 21) l<eol Estate Completely painted. 011 Call 330--M. ~~ . ,~ Used Cm and llfodela All ,I ' . loaves ;;;;;:;;;:;;;:::;;;:;;;:::;;;:;;;:::;;;::::;;;;;;~: !20 ~~ Insurance 1 m •~;;~~~;-·=:~:::::· l•nd alimony Ct"c Numbe: l. 12,377, or the io Common Pion ~ ,..,. ..... '10 • tinr.J, Boa: 668--E, Pomeroy, 0 . FURNISHED IIOUSE lor 1·19-3lp Tract of Tlmbel' on r.tump; Joculd post~< ileHverod · to hithway; mixed timothy and clover hal' tKlr ptr bale. J. W , Weatherby, Ru11imd, 'l_t. 1, HarriiiOnYJIIe "" .. '· ,., • WHITE BREAD . 2 29C and BoodiJ· 16 t\r~ - tubos A:ncl COMPLETE lnauraDee Pt"OtectiOD., Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. CJU DoD whcel.t. Ctdl Shure 85622. Mills, Middleport. Oblo . . Clifton, W, Va. 1·19-3tp Loc.llJ Beer Tavorn for 111le. H In· tl'reiled, wrUe The Dally Sen- ' . GIANT SIZE aOOIDENT Z"' to you-r me.llh. CATSUP . . . . . . . 2-14 oz. bottles 39c .' .IMSUIIMICJI 4GENC1' 11\re, Auklmobl..._ 1leiiUi •Lllw· I Kroger r1ch. thlek end c,.emy, FM from pee-l •ncl .. core. fl\ e 1;100 x • ~ RODifflY DOWNING 8-15-t.f & Buy Holsum • ~:::::::=:=:~=~~ t FORD Hardtop VIctoria, FOREMAN & ABBOrr T.V. 1J!R. $'185. BlaeUnar's, Pomeroy, VICE All makes Repaired b7 ~ Oblo. 1-14-.fitc. pert TechnlclaDJ. f'bone 628t Y 1801 . NOTICE MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNEU TltE TAX IIOOKS I -FURNITURE $299· In Furniture AI tbe· pnlio drive in a door to doo<il canvass on the nta:ht des.ignated as the night tltE iaJWu rAinLY 10· Tim.. Out Of 10 best Prle.. ud So}erctlons MAdlen Club in Malon. :lothen wm solieit funds Mn. . ... \'\t . .... COMPLETE -- I :f8· -' 3ROOMS Mr.. For rent- Electric wallpAper •teamer. Clinton fuber, . MlddleporL Ph. 6~X.. 11-1-tl ----·--------....:. WINDOW DISPLAY I I lief. Members pre.ent were M:ra The prayer of said petition il Geraldine Greer I Mrs. Betty Cor divorc ~. care, cuslody and con· .or~man, Mrs. Mary Berry, Mrs. lrul of lwq_ rninur children .and LueJile &waekhammer, Mrs. Jean for ('quitahl e relief. The defend- Cook, Mrs. Jo Ann Harbour, Mrs ant is required lo <;n§wer said petition on the 17th day of ·March. E. A. Schaekel, La Vera 1956, 01· judgment will be taken again st h(•r_ John C Moartin, Plain tift O'Brien and O'Brien, Attorney~ ror Plaintiff . 11) 19, 26 ; (2) 2, 9, 16, 23, 6tc I>£ANUT8 SEE OUR I l Wedn"S\.'IIily, JohLtcty 118, 1956 I June Burns, Mrs. W,. Clpk, )in. Yeager, Mn. Lilah -Zerkle, t.lra. Dorothy Schwab, 'Mrs. J9yce Car&On. Mrs. Ver• Oodlon. Mra. Mary Mnl. Lawrence 'M.orarity enterThabot Mn, ~eab- Wa~er, ant:t .talned tbe LincGI.n Heig hts CanasMrs. Ida Diehl. 1ta Club Tuf!S(lay evening at ber Gue&tl present were Mn. Jan•t home. Surface, Mn.. Marie Buckland, Prizes were awarded to Mn Mrs. Irene Koclensky, Mrs·. T. B. Richard Freeman, Mrs. Douglas McGowan, Mrs. Eleanor Ewing, Singer, Mrt. Dale Whiteman and Mrs. MuJne Alclridce. Mn. Jo Mn. Ray Woodgeard. Ann Green, Mrs. Audra Riebard ' son, and Mrs. Beatrice Weaver." A dessert course was served by ., the hostess to those nami'd above Mrs. R.uth Schooll, a teacher in and Mrs. Shirley Guinther. Mrs. thf Muon County Seboola system Robert Dailey and Mrs. Eu-g ene aod an ex-polio vieti~, iJ: the head conde. of the county wide Mothera March Mrs. Ray Woodgeard will he AgaiD!It Pollo to be held on Jan. lwno1.e.ss to the club at the n'ext · uary 30. meetlftJ on Januar)' 31 . on February 22. The Din· Nelli~ M-arti!l , whose place of Jar cluslfu~a rates. Obltuanea 4-r~ HOUSE and bath m Mason ner 11 to be aerved by the club. Ctty. Call Ivan Bus h, liP 3-IJJLO. residence is unknown and whose published at 1 cmt per "'(Jffi, Committees were appointed to DUlled Ada receL"ed by m&il 01' last place of residence was c/o work on the projeet. 1-18-61-c._ - - - LeJepbone &J.VIlo care.lW ar..a. Olie Henderso n, Ollve Hill. Ken Wfdnesday night.'• meetlng ob-I Assllt.ina Mn. Sehools aa area 2 Five room modern APART-I tut'ky, and whose prel!lrnt place of UOD. ·MENTS, with laundry and gar- residence cannllt, with reasonable served "gu.e.t night" and iuestl chairman qd workendn the Bend ] Area are Mn. WOOdtow 1 1 , :-.Jotu:;es lie. New G-room dwenini with diligence, be aS(:ertained, will present were introduced. iarage and laundry. Phone 1 lake notice that on the lOth day , Let.~rt-Grabam Station; Mrs. Mrs. LeV era Yeaa:er, presjdent, floQJh and Ml'8. Thelma ~l~~~~~ 31o-M. A. N. Bengel. 6-27-tf of January, 1956, the plaintiff, Jotln C. Marlin, Hl ..!d his petition read the by-laWI to the members, 1 N~w Haven; MW EstJter M For l'<!nt-&xtwion Ladden, against her in the Cvmmon Pleu present and the club beard a re- and the PTA Harttord· Scaffold Boarda, Drop Clot.bl. ~ourt of Meigs Count)', Ohio, be- ~rt given concerning the threat ltand Smith, Cl!ftOD; Clin\on Fiaher Middlepwt. mg cause number 12,378 in .!laid gJven to Mason eh~ldren by the 1Bland, west Columbia; and Phoite b2t!J>.X.' 11·1-tf court, for divorce and other re· club durlng the Chnatmas Ha~jOD Charlet Yeaa:er and the Mao 011 \ • I Lincoln Heights 0. Plans for the Mothe rs March or. Polio to be held throughout Ma·, son County .on the night of Jan . uary 11, in tbe St. J06eph's Par· isb Hall. The Mothers Club will sponsor the driv.e throush the town of Mason on that night between the houn of "l and 8 PM. Territories covered by the mothers in the drive last )'ear will be handled by ~he same people thlA year. . Thursday, Jonuor_y 19, 1956 ·'·· . C.A.LIFO . ' " 49c • VUamill C' rle-._1 CW.O,CUROTS I ~YIIiARTS : ~ ORANGES.M•mmy.a.d . o.u~ous AtNs ...... ~·~ •.d'i ~~ . MYSTERY MAN ENtRYBLANIC · . NAME OF IliYs'tli!Jiy MAN .. . ' • • • • • • • • ••• t. • • ' . . . '' · ····~.0··· ····· ·········· -----------~· .. �' •• Page Eight ' The Daily Sentinel . LETART, W.VA. • By MAUDe BLESSING Mr and Mra. Ceeil Bleasma and EUa called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bless1ng of Point M~a~n~ve:~~· Melvm Pleasant, Bonecut- ter and Connie of Hendersou. spent Monday evening in tile borne of Mrs W J. Chapman ' Mr Harry Thompson and Mr Arch Roush caiJed In the home of Mr and Mrs lves King recentJy .Mr. Charley Bruwn spent Wed~~---:--------- ~ neaday nieht w1th his !amdy_ of Boord Mrs Garnett Chapman called Twenty Six Seniors, Eighteen Juniors Make Middleport High Schoo/ Honor Ro/1 I ::n:e_:~~~~.~·af~~~n!'oe:rl JANUARY CLEARANCE Thursday, January 19, 1956 MIDDLEPORT. SOCJE'O' Edward Tewbblry is to be M1nstrel Show to be liven in March at the Wellstwi Hllh School auditorium. Mr. Tewt.. bary IS tbe aon of Mt. aDd Mrs. Edward Tewksbary, Middleport. 'MrJ . Mike Simmons, .spmtual life chairman of the Womf.n's Guild unounced that 1 Ledten qu1et hour a.erviee WCHtld be held 3t Ule church Ash Wed.n~y , Feb. 16 at 7:30. Miss Ehll th Fick, pre&~dent o( the Guild, istributed leafleta ent1tled ' en Rules ror Christian Livtng" Smllb. chrisllan ••,..,•• chair an distnb11ted Urts of 1tem.s ne ed ~~~paannyd S:utte~~ict ~=:: ated ~utt~ met Tuead1y evenin& at tbe churciL The meeUq ~ed witb ,devotiOD6 l'ect by lfr'S Pbil Globokar who had: for: .tier topte "Why Bt! Committed." An arlJcle on the topic was read by Mrs. Globokar who also bad the scripture read· Jna:. Group singtoa: of three with Mra. Fred Blaellnar as director and Mrs. Marv1n B\lrt :iss bymna :J:.e:npaai.tt servl~e Neglect Charge In a eiVIl uUt ¢-tion a petition for divorce was flied by John c;. Martm, Rutland, In the Melp Clerk of Courts Offite agaillJt NelHe Marhn, 01:ve Hill, Ky. In ht.S pelltlon, Mr. Martin states that they were married in July 11146 and tlal ,..., children. 8 boy and glr!, M boJn to the m~~~a~~Qu~ds toocluded the de· for the ebriltian packs. I At the eloee of the meetinr:: a stated are 1 Roush, Dee Sauer, Stanley Saun· dera, Thomas Sktnncr, Martha and family, an attack of •nu at her c:har&e president, Mr.l. William 'Matlack, .her, called on MrsMonday Lora after· Mae mg Mrsfrom Llnnle Rummel Ia recover. Durintoft.b.etht!! bU&ineH sessionMr&. in SplreR, Phylhs Stanley, Fred Brown noon. apartment at the Marsaret Sauer BlaeUnar, the 'tN.JliUJ't'r's report Paul Thomas, Cornell Vancll Mr Clyde Gerlach was the din- home m Middleport. wu read b7 Mn. Ella GUmOJ't..Jr, • Werner in the absence of Mrs. Alfred FTeabmen: Janice Ashury, John ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wi.Uand Crow. A •• .. -"' you note w... Clark, Jenmfer iam Brooks, Wednsday. Bacon, Thomas b Mrs. b d William h'h Walters "--£ '0\H-r: read a Y 1\li' u:r, ave .._,a refrom •-v. and Mrs. Waldo J. Daoiels, Beverly Dunham. Richart\ Mr Ives Kit~~ and Arch Roush d to tb · ho ·~ turne ell' me on Pearl Bartels for a rtlft presented them Durlr.at, Jane Hoyt, Carol Hudson, ~~l:ed on Mr. Clayton Roush, ~~- Street from Holzer Hospital. at Christmas. . A vote of thanks Mark Kelly, Sonny Knapp, Dale A. Bangerter aad Mrs. was •·~.. -'•~n to .""' .. 'ss Enn . .a sm.itb for Mr Dwtgbt Gibbs and Ceell wMrt. L.GJbbo Miller, Linda Nelson, Dixie Pierce D1clr. Roller, Mary Scolt, Della Blesl!mg were shoplng in M<>.mn . ~~e_.... 1 G ",u' UwereW dbualndess maki:nJ the attracti¥e year books. e nes ay. A donation was ma.de to the polio Staley, Janet Stobart, Polly Tho- Friday, and called m the h~e~ Vllll rs n a po 1 • Erru.e KauU, Junior at M.HS; fund.\ DJ.aa, Carla Wilson, Harold Wolfe, o! Dallll8 Yeager and Guy BlessJoe Rice. Sopbomoret and CharMrs, Corll.u Jacoba was appoint1 Betty Fanner, Roger Ltghtfoot ntir. Emil Ball, formally o! tbti les SmUh, who graduated last ed aa pianist . and M.i&8 Smith " Eighth Gnde: Carter French, Joyce Hemmon.s, Judy Hurley, area but now of Pomeroy, was May 1 left thb m6rniq for Cin- gublldty cbatrman for the y-ear to take their pbysical ex· Barbara Stiles, Bonnie VanCooney removed from l:Jls home to the cmnati amioatloos for the ~e eorp.. Carolyn Wilson. Cleveland Clinic in the Ewiog E. A. Reed who ia lpendlq the ambulance, Friday, He is report- wmter in Florida, was rHlected Lay~tte Grade . James Batey, Seventh Juniors· R:eJth Anderson, Bruce. ed to be &11Clerill,fl fro1n a braio · vice·prestdeot of the Ewlqa: Bradtord, Okey Cart, Arthur Clark Randall Bowles, Judith B~tcber, tumor Christine Coat~>, Cllarles Fergu. Re d M . Chapter, Sons of the American Step.hen Coats, Eddie Grueaer, v. an rs. W. S. Billups of Revolution, when tbey met at Gordon Guthrie, Priscilla Harpole son, Jamee Hamer, Korena Jen- Pt Pleasant, were Saturday eve- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellls lr.lnson, Reed Koe-nia:. Oav1d Ly· Jane HarriB, Olivia Hemmnns, mng supper guests ()t Mrs. Lora I Wodworth Athens last week Robert Hennelly, Tbomas Kelly, ons , Karen MI:!Eihmny, Susan Pro- Mae Brown. ' • · 1 basco, Susan Pullen, Suste RusKenneth Lewis, Judy Murray, Mm CarroU Mowery was J!Yen Mr. aod Mrs. Donald Thompson Marilyn Rouah, Shirley RDush, !tell, Judith Sauer, Rtchard Swack· called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dwight Gibb&. a layette shower Frtday evetnng hammer, Kay Stiles, Janet Valentine. Thompson, Friday. Mr Johnnie Fey ~JP4 Jimmie when Mrs R. S. ManlllY and Mrs Sophomores· Patty Barth, Geu Rev. and Mrs. V. J . Lattiey ()f and Judy of New HaYen, Sllf!nt Norman Van · Matre entertained. Baumgardner, Carol Blaker, Vera and with Mrs. Neva Mowery at her Vanlu, were gues~s 1of Mr and Sunday alternoon wltb Mn Covert, Gene and Jeanette Crooks, home OQ Q~~vel Hill. The gUE'!>b J.lrs. Adrian Latbey and Mrs. Fan Mrs Ed Fry. Cline Dailey, Kay Darst, Michael Those caiHo,c on Mrs. were .serv~d cake, potato ch:ps, nie Taylor, Wednesday. ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER Erwin, RogCT Sink, Sharon Jone.<i, l-ee cream and cc.ffee. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush man and w. '\ A. Bleasio.g, IN MIDDLEPORT Don K.arr, Charlotte Lightfoot, and Okey, spent Thursday eve· day were Mrs. Katie Hart, Those attendint were Mrs. EmDale Little, Roy Long, Sharon nlng with Mr. and Mrs Fred Fannle Roush, Mr. and Mrs. ~ mett Manley, Viclrie Van Matre. Roush. nard Roush, Sandra and Miltoo Mrs. Agnes Mowery and daughtNs Ray, Mrs. Pe,rl Weia'aad and Judy and l.:ilnda, Mrs. Jewel l.Jl· .Miss Beatrice Chapman was Bt'cnda. tle, Mrs. Freda Uttle, ~~- C. E. The Midd1eport Lilerary Club guest of ~ Mrs. DanLcl Rev. and Mrs. Forrest Murray M'*!dow.s, ·Mrs. Frances Marttn, met Wednesday afternoon .at the Saturday af"'rnoon. and daughter were dinner guests Mrs. Marie M1lliron, Mrs. Kath· Mr. Leo RoltSh was able to of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins home of Mlrs. A. J . Strauss w1th 'Milliron, Mrs. Margaret Wise, Mrs Rodney Downing, pre.u dcnt drive th~ school bus Friday alter and Sue; Sundty. Hilda McDamel and daughter being iJ.I with the mump!. prcsl<JIUg. Mr. and Mrs. Alber' Boston , ~rJl~ Maxine Hartung an.:l A1rs. Retha Brooks was the ROsemary and Donnie, Mrs D B IL;uUnge:r rcvJCwt!d guest of Mrsv Lloyd Wamsley vialted Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Keefer and children. Frazier and chlidren El hel Barrymore's "Mcmnru•s" Tuesday, who recently moved to Mr. and Mrs. DeQD.is Roush and and Mary, Dottie and CHIEFrMN DELUXE 2 DOOR Strikm,>g Bha.ck and White }' mlsh and Miss Bess Sanborn 1ead a their farm recently purchased Okey caUed on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Connie Mowery, Donna Manley. Real Sbarp lMJ'mr Standard Shift. Goodi t1re1 A Real VALUE. paper on George Jl'I6Sel's hunk from Hoy Jones. Roush Qt Camp Conley, Sunday. SIDE FOR ~UI\SEU' . . ''Th1~ Way Miss" prepared hy Mrs Fannie Roush and BUlle Mrs. Luvena Rainey called on Sendmg 11fts but unBble. to atMrs Ditvid C. Miller. Mrs . T A Weigand called on Mrs Johrhne l1r. and Mr.!l. Allen Prosser, Sun· tend were Mrs. 0. H Cart. Mr~ . May, Syrucuse, was unable lo gn c Lewis 11nd new son of New HaVen day afternoon. ' Freda Sax.ton, Mrs. Erma Daugh~r · her r·eview of llka Chase's "A! Saturday morning. Miu Shirley Grimm la 111 with •I ty, Mrs. Delbert Milhrnn. Mrs ways m Vo~:ue." Miss Brenda Weigand called on cold. Edtth Kerrman 1 Mrs. Charles Le· her .rr~at-grandfather, Lon Bless· wls and )41's. ~uctlle q sto. ' Rolj, c&ll responses for the ing, Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. E\Q!!ll" Nll)&'berry, mtcll41g were "Famous Women" Mr, and Mrs D. A Housh rc- Stevie and Mike were gqeats of 1'be riexl meeting will b<! held at celved word that thuir son John Mr. and Mre. Andy Edwartbi and 'W· Malar St. Pomeroy. Ohio the home of Mrs. Ben Philson on was leaving Seattle, Wash: Fri- l>"'rar'I~.U of Uuntlngton, Sunday. Mr. Wayne Hart, Jr., spe{lt the ':;;:;::~;;i;~;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;:;;:;:;::;:::;;;:;;:;;;;:;;;::;:::;:;=;:;;~:;:;:;;:;::;:;:;~l~·'e~b~.;;l~.--;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;, day for Alaska. I The Ladle5 Aid of Oak Gmv8 weekend with his father and moEUH Church met Tuesday with ther, Mr. and llrs. Wayne Hart, ICA VIctor ......, ye• •II Re~ and Mn Forrest :Munay of Sr. ,_, •flllue" factora at tbia Unton and spent the day In quJit. low J>ri<e: (I) lOO"/o autolng and flcwing rug rags Thoae ma~lc gain control; (2) participating in the work were ·~" atabilber to kill "'" Mrs ErccU AdkJn 11 , MrS. Ethel jitten; (3) 7% flayburn, Mn. NeiUe Adkms Olin briihtneas; (4) 3;1% Mrs. AlJic Hortman, Mrs. Louis~ extri. ooattut. Come lD a'nd Adkins, Mrs. May Ilousb th!t top value ccoeole laura Gibbs, Mrs Ada Tho..mpsoii ..• TV today I •, MJ.ss TwUa Riclrrard, Mrs Fry, Mrs Beulah Rickard !IC'aoml Yeager and Bever!~ Hollicc Thom~on and Vi~,glnia' Mrs. BlanChe Yeager, Mrs Vlrgl~ Wolfe, Mrs. Alice Randolph C.t• IIYI• ' PauJetta and Stella. SALE NOW IN PROGRESS ROOMS NEW FURNITURE $299 The January edllwn of "The AdiVIty" the Mtddleport High School paper carried the l'lonor roll for the la.st six weeks of the lint semester ol the school year Students listed are. Semors: Ernestine Asbury, Juamta Bangerter, Virginia Bayles, Cherole Blake, June Chancey Stobart, Helen Cline Jack COleman, Larry Eastep, Lm· do Grimm, Juanita Hawkins, Marlene Knapp, Sue Knight, Patricia Lloyd, Robert McKinney, Marilyn Miller, Mary Carolyn Millet, Jam· es Mourning, Juli-e Probasco. Nancy Roller, Leah Rowley, Helen Stobart, James VanCooney, .l'obn Vroman, Patricia Wl!Uam.t, Sally W1hon, Pauline Zirlr.le for o{ thfl ~~~;e~o~wwe~~,.~··~·~·rv~e~d~h:~;·•;·~~~h~i~~~~~ VII JUDAY'S "ROCKET" SPECIAL uoo Literary Group Meets Wednesday At Strauss Home MOTOR SALES $772,120,221 * PORK ROAST lb21c lllcotl Jowl .. 31bs. 49c BACON .•. . . . . . 61bs. $1.00 Cllllnotl •• PORK SAUSAGE . . . . 4lbs. $1.00 SPia HAM . . . .5"" lb. can $1.69 CALLIE HAMS lb23c lllced' C)L£0 .. ; .. .. . . . . , Sibs. 1.00 PORK STEAK . . . . .. .... lb. 39c Oartlc PIGFEET .. ....... 101bs.1.00 BOLOGNA .. .. ..... Sibs. 1.00 cJfrin.. Swift Gr... ..., ArM-Rl~-Chwck 1!!ftoi!H 1 ~~r.~~ mife Ohio and ..-ore tban 10 3/4 estimated cost' of $S8G, ooo,Ooo for the IU'oposad COftneaut.ClncinnaU turnpike. coii="Ei' :flOW 69c lb. of the d over hll ~'""" FLOUR . At an averqe cost of $1,000,· 000 a mile, Ohio's shllf'C of the proposed budget woUld pay for the ooutructton of more than 4,000 milee. of sl.lper-higbways in the State. n~w ---- WILLING WORKERS MilT Tho Workers clau of EUB Chun:h will at the home of Mn. Rock Sprlql Road. c~q :r11 ,..IT Into P'\llel Class of tile Flrot Baptllt Cburob, ~omeroy, will , miot at tbe- chUNh Sat~J,rda:r ' 7:30. Potlurlr. rd'reah~. Rev. P~rktl'l .·'·.EL aod · 20,503,000 for $1.·10 MANY MORE BUYS IN THE STORE WIDE SALE ~-~~- for • ' School Boud ~2.'12 for Law· Vinton aod I At ·Prot»os~tevy a ap'eclal D)ecUng 'Of the - Local · Scll~or DisLmt, two )!tars, wh1ch. ili,,lhe May Pri· ., . • AREEVERiYDAY ' WHEN YG.'UREAD 1'H 1fl5 ' VICTORIA Style 3'olie Paint, ltldlo illd heater oe ", loeal. ~.,.., low mUea~;-pte Delio! , · .- tloo r;· ' 'I"' ' ,. { reeeivoaj C~tPlanniDg Polio Benefit • .o· ·. . ·.. o ..' -·- ' .. 'I " ' ~···~ · ' ~' · • .~ . ...,' Robin Redbreast Tom JenKms •~' Bill Arrives Early Asks No Gas Tax lnPomeroy ChargeToFarmer vention Gt poho has conquered the disease, we've iiiimply BOt tu raise all the Mareh of Dhnos dollars we can. Remetnber 68,000 po· Despite lhr blanket of snow • COLUMBUS, 0, UP-D. R. ltp patienta still need March of which has been C{lvering the Stanfield, executive .tft:retary ol Dimes asststance, and tbete ' wlil ground these past few wintry days the Ohi'b Farm Bureau F~deratioa ~more m 19M. the f 1rst Ilobin ' has arrived in said ~oday that ~· S. Rep. Tb~a, . ••1 a.ppP.al to every C!ititen o( A polio benefit of thor Big Bend Pomeroy Jenkins, Republican from Ohi&',J Meigs County w.bo receiVed a 01me Minstrel will be presented at the · 10th district, h&s JUbmitted a billC•rd to fill it and mall it-to the Pomeroy Junior High Sebool audJ · Mrs Cliff Jenkinson. E. Main a1med at t"emoving the two cenll Marth of Dimes headquarters, torlUm, FebrOary I, starting at St., t.oday .Hid tbal she observed per gallon excise tu on gasolille the Robin feeding with other us~d by farmers off the biJihway. Pomer<ly at once." B: 10 P. m. birds in her y_ard Thursday mom· Stanfield u.id the propoRCI Cootr.ibutions to the polio fund .iDg and tbat it was the first. tbe measure would mean more thaD will be accepted in lien of adnus- had obJerved s1nc-e early FaU two million. doUara: a rear io llvsio.P ebarges to the perlonnance. Accord11'1J to Mrs. Jenkloson, ings to Ohio fanneriJ, or an averRehearsal for the entire she 111 of tht- belitf that tb~ "Rar- age of $20 per fann . will be ar:aepted ln lieu of admio> I binger of Spriog" is the same ooe &:hool, Sunday at 2:30 p, m The wbicb returns to her yard each miDJtrel is under the dr.rection o! year, but said that this was the Bob Hoe!U(:b. first time that the. bird had pt in such an early appearance. A Harrisonvilt man has an,nouneed that petitions are ci.r· eulaUng in his behalf. to make :Mr. and Mnt. Max SanboJit, RUSSELL IS DELEGATE a candidate in. the May B. The Middleport Volunteer l'tre have been notified of the deafirr. · election for tbf: position Department met Thun:day even- of Kenneth Tillet.t, smaH S()n Oil CommtssioDer, oo the ing at the Firemen's Hall with Mn. Sanborn's fOII:er son, ~ ticket. presldent, in Tilletl. The child, who had ~ . Charles Murray, G. Sheets, Jr., bas A Commerctal Motor Freight charge ill since birth, would bave ~ or lhe meetiq. the m051. part 81: bls truck was slightly damaged Tbursthree on January 27. ' Sidney T Russell will be thl' yeara. m Mfd-1• Coun\1, day afternoon, as the result of a delegate from the local firemen's Funeral serv1c-es wen> tr:eJa • minor tollialoa with another !ruck Monday at tbe First Con. . Church.the· Carpeo- on West Second Street. Pomeroy aSS'OCiation to the OhiO S{Jt<! tional Church m Akron . :· Firemen's Association Convenft{l"" police departmeot reDtrted. Survivors include the pareli" to be held in Cleveland this week p:e Is a vcter•n of World War . Aeeordiog to the report, a and one sister, Kay TiUett, Akrqfti. m and a member of t~e Amerio ChevrOlet truck. driven by Reed end. t-an Legmn -He It marriedj hal Will, 34, Pomeroy, was baclung three children, and his wlfe is a the vehit!lc from a prtvate driveJocal scbool way in a norlberly direction. when member of the board. Both be and hill' wife have it collided with the fender of 1 taken an active part in .the com-, truck, double parked, dr1ven bv munity in whlcb they Uve. ' Ernest lobnson Jr, 28. Cbtlli· The Harrltonvltlt; School Fair cothe. 'ftle right front fender of President believes tbJ.t the ehur· the freight truck was sJighUy ch is the first leading oriJaniza· damaged. tlon whicb evei')'OO.e should be=--~--~ long. He is a member ()f the Pomona and State Grange; member Meigs County Fair Board; a 1 ;;~~and a member of the 1.~ Star. . , Sheets aays, 111 am offering 11\Y' yoouth and enercctie ambi· the service o! the county 1 Uve." I Charles Sheets To Be Candidate ·For Commissioner I =L~~~~:fcm~•:~mber of Berl Baqon, Dies Suddenly At HiS,Donie 1"- ' POMEROY, ~HI.O ' ' ;..~,~· ,} ""' 11Jght, a' resolut ton a livt mill oper· .;1'. ' . I TILL 7"i30 P, M. Nortbem .LOcal ,I sutrounding counties at $2MI.10 for .\~­ itl,iMY .PA.R$QN$· SIMONS MARKET (!Oif missl()nen. and were to a desJgnated salary. · Damage Is Minor In Truck Mishap f9r Jaekson; lAwrence: $2,85l>tCllpfla .lbare ()( u. 10 II> " " "Filled in and mailed-in Dime Cards mean hop~ and a' e.bance norm11l llvirtg to thousands of patients," H.'' J:!:. Boney, Couat)r Man!h Of' Dimes di· 1r<iCI<If,, r!eclired today in an ur· mid-campaign appeal. "Dime II r,••A. burled In desk ' drawers won't h,elp a &inale on,e," be added Mr. Boney ' pointed out that wb!le ~ 5000 Dime Canis had been mail~ to ll:leiliS COUDt)" resident:l oo Dec. 80, onl)' 150, or 3 pe:· cent, bad bee'n returned by noon yester,day. ~ $6,023.otlo lo,r ' J'anuuy 1956, stating f.b,it Justice& the Peace were to turn aU over to their local county · Of March Of DiniesCards Bend Minstrel /(11' .sat- 3 lb. ~ail 69c Mattht Whll'e 2boxes69c )941. In ~riJI.I Maigs t:ounty'• sptnd- burden of )5,363.000 til proposed •moun.t. ap- Federal spendinJ, the OhkJ .J.nl th«: last Chamber'i atatistics a~ed the <ost capita in the County woul be tpproxlma\ely $:127.2$. Tile statistiCI also cHsclosed that Mela:s COUDty's burden is approxJ.. mately 5 4/9 times the total school eJ:peod.iturej ~or current operauo..,,, Interest and debt retlremeDt in tbe eounty durlna: the 19M-19M school year amountlttJ to $98l,3~. ' esUmatcd cost to surrOUnd· estimated al $11,· til lilts. 1.00 CAN MIIJ( ........ . 4 cans49c CATSUP .. . . . . . . . 5 Its. $1.00 CAKE MIX • • • • • • budaot' Of Ibn . lll'""l'OO: t<e•d· lll . Federal ~·- Nearly tw~ t1mea the total sat~ Tax collecttoos. of $2:,134,438,784 in OhiO from the enactment of the law in 1935 through IUh~ 30, lua's. Exueds the total State exeist'l taxes of $4,030,807,588 collected from all ~oorce' in Ohio ainee lor Gallfa; Slock -White and been, also was about the 31bi $1.00 ~" ......"*'t • . . FLUFFO ,lit~ Early Return· • ; ..ltwl WIE,NERS of tn1 elfecti¥e as 51bs. $1.00 . . ROAST . . . .. .. . . . lb. 39c lACON ........ o..w IIIOolft Harry Thompson and CurUa Ricknrd were dinner euesta of Mr and Mrs lves Kina Saturday Mr and Mrs. Dennis Rous~ a Okey wer huliine.ss callers ~ Pt. Pleasant, Saturday. Miss Gladys Wam&kly was urday nitht guest of Miss Anit• Brown. Mrs. John A. Blesalng and Miss Ha~l BrooQ are on tho lick lilt. Dr. D. V. Smitb, who has been in ill health tor aometimc Is Potted as not ~>o well. Preachln& services at Baphat Church S.turday Jan. 21, to whicll the pubUc Invited. Ev111 Lee Brown 111 Ill wlt1J, told. Mr. and 1\olrs: tpent Suoday with. The Meia:a County Board of Commissioners established the salanes for the CDuoty'a five JWJtices o[ the Peace at a spee· ial meetlq last week. !owu•.hjp8, teH"""""' HAMBURGER \ 'Sl . •nc• tban, three timese rt.be toof $1,298,013,421 of local townS'hJp.s, and school di11- 1 Ohio at the ond of 11N14. fi.ve times the POMEROY SOCIETY I '""" ......., ly deutfy tnllll nNNieraWy cehl with 1 " .. of ~now flurrl• In northent ~lol\. scboo~\~;~;~~~~ I Ohio (orWltb all 'purposes, tal out)ay, durmg '\be school year amounting to $St3,073,169, the foregoinJ remainder of $1,271,340,000 would l)e suffl cient to operate the schools for more than two years. By other standards of eompar.i101\ Oblo's eaUmated share of budget coati, represents: Three and 3/4 tlm.elt the cash reeeipta of $1,091,340,000 defived from the sale Of aartcultural. PfDducts from all Ohio t1rms in 19M. Nearly four and 1/2 times the total revenue of JM0,013,807 colby the State of Oh~ from m the fiscal year KARR&VANZANDT """ eatt tonight. Hlg.. todly IO.U ... tonltht 11-25 S.tunllly Mitt· Shower Held Friday Eve. FtJr Mrs. Mowery 995~00 .,._,...Brand Single Copy OHIO' Cloudy wllll tloll• - HSt 1nd aouth tHiy MMI north TheCUipe@ld O'Brien Pontiac PORK LIVER. Butlnea J?wne 398 Weather_ of -(luty, 1952 llleH to 1M tencttr enttne Edltorill No234 .. ' t~' div~ BAKER Furniture • e Mn. lUch1rd Ro6enbaum was and !d:rs. Lois Nichols was nafned ~ned ~~~ruC:~~!t· ' •• Richard Rosenbaum Welcomed Info I Action Is Filed kiendly Circle At Federated Church For Divorce On :e cpo~rh~!~ Weiat Mr. Herman Bleasini and m~ in Parhnburg Wedneaday. r *' • Mr~. ~: ~:~~to:n!~l ~!n.f:1:ot.~ ~~e=d~ ~i~~~ :,e~~F::~ John Mayer, Glenn Lambert, "allacc Bradford, David Oblln. ger Charles Grueaer, Herman Koo<Odo, Cla.. neo Struble .... resented the Melgs Couoty West- ,-""" I ., The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio . , - ---·- Death o'f small Child Reported . · , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 19, 1956 archer hysell russell