https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/70dee15ed509466246c9f298171cdc10.pdf f6ae4a21c0441efc5d06e44aabbd3dd3 PDF Text Text ' •• 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 . · , �:P~o:oe:,:T:wo=·===-=-=-==:.:=====:;----Th : . :. :.e: :.:Oo=i~ly~~~e~,~·~~ne~l. Pomerov-Middleoo~rt~.~Oh~io~-----:=======::::;:;------PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR Commentary The Daily,Sentinel ·- 1 On The News DEVOTED TO INT ER EStS OF ME~ s-M AION AREA "" REYNOLD E. ORIINE I RICH ARD S. OWEN GI N. MGR. ~1 EDITOR Published {>\ ery aft e-r noon e-x~pt Sundlil by Th~ Ohio ValiPy Sent inel, Inc., "t 110 \l L·c h.an,c St, Pornt>r•ll ~ 1 B u~ i nes.s offke phor. to 398, PdJt Or1al offtl'P plulnt> :un .t:nt pred as ~l'l'rtn d Pom eroy Oh 1o N t~ ! f'la~ ~ acl\'P f !J ~J ng ional mailing matl{>r at the- r1 po.<;t off kf' Ult11ed Preu Sttff Cor..-:tfPOndent 7 ·00 , Soviet Rps8i.a , In a . !;!curst . of 1 9 00 bi&belrtedness, 18 about to g~ve ! 10:00 up its P 6i-hala naval base on the 110 30 so~ther:n egast of FintBod. . 11 :00 Delm •ry by carrier wberf:" anJiable ao cents [.ter week one y!O'ar tn advan t e at The Dally Sent mel ofrice-, S15 60; stx mont hs, $7 80, th rP 1• months. $3.90 By motor route wberP avadahlc one mon t h. $1 B.\' mail one year $8; six months, $4 2'; thn.'l.' mo nths. $2 50 onr mont h, $1. f orinal '*ransi~ ~ the 152SCL~ge-ml18_ te~ntory, . ~htch R~- ~ sia forrie'ii'l»nland t9~ iey~ to' It . .fer. 6Q. y~ lflBY .c.- .any ~1me I between today rand -a week from , tOO.y. . .. · ·, • • ' . But Kussia''will ke~p .-t~.a Yes"-~P ~~- wiQl it:! f~' .nil;k7l New Kind Of Capitalism )iU~~jes 'the. oth~ terq~ry. tl hoo · ~lze frO.,.. ;Flfl.,.l.,lll two' le "l11 d r nnPrur•rt in 'The Fr(' em:m mJ gazinP ~o rne · ·• Monlh >: "n F". lw:l'·rl \l.1I H r sA ul '·Millions of workinl! p!!uph• in the l 'nr lerl S1 .. 1i·< h:r\'t· ••:H II>'d nn income lt•v!•l wh.-.re th ev ('<Jn loPr nmG flr f> rw•n or· .. r \h ,--. t r 1 <>n i i > P~ t h~>v work fn • This is a n t• W km d or f' :torla )J<;Ill r u1' tlr .--. W<Ji lrltn (•nnl f"m ointe --(>~ ni!u\r ~ m f(}l' lh~> ln9 0 V r.n[ - f1' r rl,t> f•·w f'.,mmur'" lll u1 •ociali r.m will havl', :1 hard li mP m<Jir-h tn g rt Wh ,, h ·•~ ha u•w•:••d ts I hal ea pit ahsm hag rPallv sorL'n d to t!tL' r ~ a "~··Pot ~ l\ f ll1nn ~ nn"n •n1ll rnns of peoplf' are qtm•kh nl1ter s m Am.-.ru-an .--.G~ nnrn 1 •ot1 q ll.' ,,.t oi th<>m are o~>nolc of ov ,. ~afle nl "an'J. \YI( J, .~ v , r · a r~> i"h" :JOHI tvn'•nl n "~ · zw n ft !n th rot .. rn mm uni t iP• Anrt n tH' 1r>nl (!\fro> In t hl~ m"'-'"'rr ••n( I ~ lhP p.fn., t hlv Tn vr>o:lm<>nl P lar wh ith n ~~ ~ <"!'j W ' " " I J~ h· nr rJ, , rn f ~ nn a rv 1P54. lfn•l.,... IVffl tftl' inV"'tf O" ~' "0 a ~t u ,.r h .. I · " ~ ,,,, ~.- , rh"" "' "" h v oavhtll ~ · ,.n ~ h · ~ nl <~ n (ur am 11 ~ ~ T' " " 1 , 1 ra.;;on . I" a~ 1!11 )1' !IS !ot() ·· I. Dr l!ltock he ltro ltr fi1 000 n'n n ~ hrH't" h.--..:~ n •ta rt~d nn•l m11 nv ha v~ bt!en cnrl'\ A ~ of lu~t N(' \ <' mbcr thPre Wl'r e 36,350 plans in rorre ami if n, ,.,.. ~ ,. ·•1\ ,.,,,.,J ,. • ·d l h" tnt At t n v~>Ptm r> n t wd l t om e to lome $91 ,000.01111 /l nrl 1Jw n umlwr ~~ ~r nWtnc each month . \\>"h e~ ' dn r' this r. ll mrnn" l 1 me;m.s t hat own ership of American i r. lht~ ln• i ~ oa ~~r n 11 rnl!r th r hands of masse1 reDtesentlrliVe Amer. if' tm fam ill r<;--anll ttfnt t h c~e fam lll l'!> are proviri1n g m o r~ ev lot ou r <' " "' ~ n lll nt,t Pconom v rlcmands That I~ a t rf' ntl wil h unli hlltt! d pottin· lwlit Jfi'S (or !he publrl' ~:no1l. /1 Pfj o uu d In mythQlogy ,,,. 4 City 10 l t rlng l1 Ohe'a dWt'lllhg IGe r I ~ Sha rp to th e ta1te 6 Palm of the hand {Scot I J~, High~.v l !l. Klntf e r tluc l G. Shlnht t emplt> I Orient ) T ~o mm erre 17. Falhtr ~artPC li o n. ate ttrmJ 18. Distant 21. Drama fJap.) 22. River osw, l). 8.) 2!. Part a U. 1!J Noae or • Pil 16. A popular Chrl"\maa pl•nt 2!1 Ul~· eallr-4 fl ( ure IWett- So'\$ I t :OO 6: '"''"·" t 38. 8\Ut~r ~iitc:h ot ftra ' D~eland , ., , Western , Evlngeli.nic ~~~- . «J:s Plctur.ama witH 1enn1DJS 8~t5 NeWs by John Core 7.:06 Cit;{ DEiteetlv~ 1 •. 1 'I:.U · ~k Jubi(eil ror~ -..... 'ttle Shepherd'a Cill . E Coldwell Cinema 801. A cop ,.. lrioltlll6 IMIROI~jcy RUN *rt ~~-· ...~ ~p a- ~ed JO~ ~-lad falL ' T'e:.f ':: :=!Ii'D. 'Widltlt car~ ,. .._ were .at ~~ !mciotbl, bQt ft: 3 I bec:ca• on' ootob!Wim-. Culba-•- ,maile PI'Ocluetloll and the .-cruld low otQve ~- to b: from milie~ate dUCUII would .tlack oft~ pro, TheA when 'the Qrirla. frellht traftle peit ~v·~ _a,ni tvery.. bad some sick animals bad UJed 10 ~ I tlon problem Ia -llcaiOcl by ~ ateel aho~olwni>erlu pro. WOULD YOUR HOLSUIN BULL <luclloft and ~oll..r,. o£ ..., ~n, ..,. 1ht committee. The In 19541. Bul=n- oq~~ee~o GOVERNOR OD llteel 1 u ma,- .row PROSP.8RITY 4owu IIODllt!.... Wltll11G7. 30 daus. 13,914M 3.79% S27F. 28 daus. l4,092M 3.79% IS3ftF. dams 12,280M 3.52% 432F. 7~11.' AdTetrlPres fit! hampton ~~ , tMa~t Jf" t 8:~: ifhe- dtusad~ · 9:00' The ~saffer seed and GOOD mana•ement earrful 100 the \1M ot lerUUzer were te:r lac· tors to belplnf wiD top C()rD crowina: honor• for Amertca•a DeW K1Da aDd Corn Priaee and potash fertilizer. and lim· ing. a11 needed; 3-.A rotation that aivea him a two-year lay down of Ieaume..- au: sod . Kirk'• farm p.roduc:es hybrid Med corn, wheat, eoybeana, at the recent Iiatematiooal GraiD ~. DurCJC hoea and Shropo aDd Bay Show JD Chlctrp. llhlre tbeep. In addition to corn, Willard C. Kirk, 18, (left) the Kirk •bellevea In lertilizJna: the aew Com JClq, wbo operalel 11 eDtlre rotation. In the pr~1 JU...acre farm neu .JdenoD~ be utea between 800 and 7uo Yilla, Oblo, bu 1JOil the cham- ~~ of plant food per acre. JdoDiblp three tlmll ill &Ill put ~Tom Halterm a n ' s Junior be 7eara. .~m_pioosh.ip corn was P!oTbOmu Halterman. 18, of duced. en a 20~acre field h~ tilled RuShville, Indiana, the DeW U' a 4-H club project. The seed Com Prinee, wu followine a w.U. 9. parent of Indiana h;rbrld femibr custom in ~ com NO. BH. Tom ls acUve in f~H honOrs. Hia brother Lair, tO, programs and in the Future wu named Com Prince at tbe P'a~en of Americ a. He wu 1N8 llhow. m. father Newton, corn champion of RL&Sb cowty N, operator cf a .221-acre farm in 1051 and 1952. in Rush eoUiltY. llld.., WOD tbe Ove r the years the elder Hal~ title of Cern IC!hc at tbe ~ te rman has been steadily build~ lhow, to repeat u honor he -.n ing up_ the fertility level ot_ his In lM&. The Halterman fdm soU. He toUows a rotaboo \bat rallel hybrid •eed COI'D aXId a:ives him a legwn'e-Jraas cro11) BunPIIhire bop. ' once every three :rears. The roKtr"k sap: three -.tepe were tatioo ls c:orn, oats and alfalfa. particularlY important ID brlnjHa1terman believes in using lng_him the 1955 cha¢pi~: plenty of fertilit-er. H e has BOil 1- Tbe UH of a hJgti aualit)' teste made reguJarly and fol~ elnJle crou hybrid aeed; J- lows the recom mendations of Feed!Dg the soil a .weU-balancl~d the agronomists at Purdue Uni~ply ot nttroaen, phoaphate vers ity. incl.~ com. vm.• Corn Yield is Boosted 64 Bushels by Modern Methods 9:30' .,t,~Jshw., P~~foJ .: 1 10':00 The L~eo~t· j 01lld Penflltl.l-o, " ! ! -~~ l i':bO 1'Up to tne mhiu e l'leWS n ·b5 The Late Show . " FIRsT ']iig"1!£Jirr H every profit--ing , ..... · to. HU.LTII flom pullet chl<l: boule • • . top othel'l S"~pis, four dr 'moi'O' 'lbinw puUete ~ par 11)0! atartad, llan fa: better Uvabllity .and mdatanec~ to dJ., ease and temperature e:a:ttuaea in tht_bOUIIt. I II. .Ta. MATCHING lOG PIODUCTtoN bJ 10 to 20 etp per hen, at a feed aavinra of 6c: or 1nore per doaen. . .Sf 1, Yield .-veral'fld 111 b1Uhela per aere oa "Com Todar" hid a. HATCHAAILm -80to84% wb, 11 re ferWIIer wu ad~ and modem cultaral ~ethodl of aU ,eftl ut reault 1D aalable com railing methMODERN oda can boost by 64 broiler ehlcka! They all but erade thellllfllve•, are :ret to be topped in vitality from pi~ en to thliahed broiler. 7~lds buahel8 per acre and net returns b7 455 per acre compared with methods uel!d 30 years ago, repottl the J4iddle West Soil Improvement Committee, . m IUDUl'lari&inl resultl of • Minnesota demoDStratioD. ' Tbe demonstration was conducted ot:r the Walter and Paul • ..., 111 COMIINAIILJTY. There"a & b~ .bonUI 0! extra health, feed dleJOC7, arowth, and quaUtf for the ~esaor when broiler ehkka 1irec!. b1 Vutre" or Indian Ril'f!r malu an mothered b7 N~ebol• No. 121, th4 drat and ODly natlonall;v •:,~ed females for Croll developed 1peel6 ' ' breedtq. J Wenzel. fann near Red Wing, Mmn. ft wu under the direction of Ar6o1d Wiebusch. Goodhue cotmty soU. ageot and G. J; Kwiau, count:r eztenlion agent. · fMn a. OIADING OUAUtY Hll YIBD - far better health 1Rean1 better fteahln( and eolor, ~n pl"'jjtesaor• a -highu p•rc•nt of A ,radea, adell to shelf lite. Meat 16 daus. lf,llejiM % _p ercent. 18 da.., 13.M7M htttlw lden~catlon of the bt1t in: broiler stoek comes .when botb .2 % m'. (352) CL YDI HILL QUtNO KING I'OIIIS 18 dalll: 11!,~ 3.68% 18 · dams 14.388M lUll% prenta, · are tdentUied. Polka 1rlth the blraest- .atake In the biOiler ~as'9' aa; ..>... IIGSllRAG.04% ,.,.) IURKI APPI.I39F. ·~~~".~ ~· SOYIRIIGNSON I 8:00 p.m. a 3.811% 3.39% at to tbc dla· Chriatllllll GUY ,.... tbe iqie:r!t~. Von-Nlct.ll lndloo Rl""r•Nicholl ... PIRn 11'1 PlOPi'rS A:,allablt at hateberlea tn _., bri>ller .,.._ In cooperatioD. with UDiversity of Mtnne-.ota aoila and aa:ron~1 apecllllsta. ' In this dem~tlop, a "Corn TodaY"· fteld, usibl 1955 meth~ od · ~ded 123 bushels per Yield• were only 59 bushelt ~ a "Com Yesterday" plot e:x_lcwina metboda common b • fo IDJI, · ac;e ••eci· ., Harold Jones 'and Edwin Jen- 1en, of the Minnesota &taft', es~ timated that it cost only 52 cents per buallel to II'OW com on the ••com Today" fldd, compared with 66 centa on tbt "Corn Yesterday" plot. ' 'l'h " Com Today" fteld was .. _ On be · 1e rtillz~ ed ••uu-ee "'..es. ce . • fore planting, at planting time and after the Jut cultlvatkm. A modem hybrid atrain1 Minl· bred was planted on the contour. at the rate of 18,000 f:o 10.000 stalks per acre. lnsedr· eidcs and herbicides were ap-. 1 plied for insect and weed c:on- trol. CUltivation waa limited. The "Com Yesterday'' fteld · · eel alth h was not ferUliz , oug manure was added. An open-PCJlllnated variety of corn was planted at the rate of 12,000 stalks per acre. btrdO BO.Nhpl ,;c...., / OFBF bu a very impn:ui-.e aet of facta to bact tbeir eue. Tbe farm orpaiJation 1dmita, fOI' eumple. that tltere 11 a tremendCJUI earryover of wheat from put yean, but huteDJ to add that it il the bard reel wl.llta variety grown in the Wtatern wbeat belt that's eatllial the aurplu.. Ohio wheat (lOft red winterl. or "mllling quality.. aDd used for pulrlea tueb u eook· ie. and cakea, 11 actually in llhort supply. The other two poinU are gripes ol long.. taDdiq. OFBF believes that farmen who mnsume all tbeir grain on their own farms should not be 1ubjed. SuppliesforSprin.g Middle WRt Soil Jm.. ' T HE provement Committeo 1iiiA .ftve •UJgestiona for atorinl fer.. til.izer on the farm thl.t win&er 80 it will be m loocl conditioD when II Is needed for aoriol c:rop operations: 1- Keep tbe fertlll%er bqa off the ground or off concrete ; 2Store the fertilizer in the bam or some other dry buildial; 1Put the bags 01:1 I :z 4's nr cribbin~ above the ftoor. That. 1M fertilizer won't aoak up .mo.t. ture and aet hm>JJY: l-l'mledt caiinl by Pfilnl bap ~ ae'fw en br e~t hiih; 5--Keep broken bap separate trcun the maJa pile. Loose fertilizer IOab ._, moisture. "'B-g aDd etorlna: fertUI:er OD the farm now ia particularlY advisable," ..,. the comm,K.. tee, "becaUI8 ot the tight aibJ.. ation oa railroad. frei&ht cara needed to move phospbaq au4 potalh from tbe miDea to fer.. Wber tactorlea. •' J! thi.a ear lhortap becctm• more critical as Orlu ap.. proachea, tertllizer rDanufactur· en may haV41 dlfDcul~ settirul: IIUI!e!iallo for the bll -n.JDma cil plant food needed bY farm-."' ton of ferttlloer move<! In the weeks ahead from IAriu to farms wUI help manu-raeturen malntam produdloD achedulea tbil winter pel ~ veDt aerloua klcal lhortaPI later . . 'the committe. ~ Wilen: Qaollq h Puuaoul POMEROY, OHIO . good seticllost year?" '" m()tors Form FeI> Don't gamble wllll yoar money, Buy FARM BUREAU SEEDS Whl<h Have Been Glvmg - Fleming Hatcheries BUMPER CROPS for years. We will 1111 yov needa for Field SEEDS with biger ,CI:IIPI .Illd more savtnr. for you . Arriving THIS MONTH CARLOAD -..ann Bureau Imported. ' . ~ bAlLY dl'l'l'fOQUOTI!: - u..... how to wofll Jt: lo~LONOFELLOW "tMT K08llF DHTII&'i Bltli b TH • UMEid.VFE IMF' FVY l ' ' > • - Your t..na Onlero oa ' r;l ~ • ( • tlock·IIP fn produ¢flon but tt•ody, conh,._ IOUI toying all the 'W!J'I· Gtt for non• ' f .. ~ ;WP egg produetfon wilh ••t •• LAYING MASH . ,. MILL PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. St~ ROute 124 Mln...•vllle, Ohio FEED CALF . S~ciols MAKER Next Week 1·· 251b 4· •80 Me.jgs Co. , FERTILIZER wf1l rnak• a non·Jtop flight No J'lOW tav J\'. . " .'•riiliier ., With Sanolite Take Advantage of OUr DISCOUNT on Cl/wallty ' •• ' AXYDL8t\AXR A Cf!pt6i+am Quoiati(Jh • DRILLING CONDITION GUARANTEED ''OIIIyfertllber Plaee Your Order Today! SUD . .' . ,, ' Af1D t.Doprwt.. One Jetter atmP.lY 1tudl fCJr anotller. In thls exampl; A d u..O tGr tht thrtt L'i.. X tor: the two O'a, fitc Slr\Jie ~ettlirp, .l.p:o;.. t.-ophltt, the length and formation of the word. -ar6 Ill hinU. i:ach daf \.tie cotlt teden lre dltlerent. \ Order Your Field Seeds Early, Get W"cit You Want When Y~u: Wont 1~. We Have A Gc!od Select ion 011 Hand, SEE US TODAJ·! Onlei·Yet . .. .O. Aiwa;t ll. Ylpenl tJ. "' •wlldd +It I; it:if: L. MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY BALER TWINE .. ::.:r.... LJ' Special For The Month Of Ja"nuaryf "Why didn't I plant If.~ ··- •••n Southeastern ·Seed Beadqoarlers MAROIOF -~ Middleport Feed Mill N . Second St Middleport, Ohio PlantFoodAasure~ I.I.OIIIr 3.11of 3. "' fii!>Pit hal ~m~ll wheat ..,..,. CJ.I1I ~ea estimated for ltee), a IINit: majority of the srowen nllt the crop for tbelr OW1l 1111£ Most fall in the " Uii aere • ._.. rt~.o'lt. category and, therefore, dea't: have an opportunity to vote 01 Merga Ccunty would •tand to Government quotu. COLUHBUB-.-Oido 'lrbeat produ~en ean n.peet I ftirer re- beqeflt fJ"Om tbe OFBF wheat turn for their efforts, il ewunt pla 01 of 1.be Obio Farm Bureau Federation materiallii. T he farm organtution ia now prepariug a list of partleularl to preaent to Concre.u, when a delegation of Farm Bureau lpokamen trek to Wubiqton iD Man: b. Speclfkally. OFBF will polat out that 1) The quality-type wheat grown tn Ohio lJ DOt in aurplUJ.. and that tbe preaeDt far6t program 1bould reeoplu quality ; 2) Fanner~ wbo rabe lfain e ntirely for their OWD UN 011 their farm-either u food, feed, « aeed tbould be exempt from marketiq ,quotaa; aDd 3) lD euet where marbtl.., quotas ue in..-oked, every JII'O' dueer of the erop lffeded 1bould be allowed to vote. .. plant general also be The Racine Eme-rgency So\tatl lrao.t ported Mrs. Walter Ca-ntor ol R.cine RFD to the Mel1s Gcnnnl Hospital "'eently. 29. \)0ID (Cbln.) to a Pf'Oif&DI from wbich ther d.o not derive benefit. M for vDtlnJ, onlr wheat , . . due~ with lS or mort acres ha ve tbe riJht to vote on quotas. That m~am that ln Oh1o only I bout rn ,000 of oearly 152.(X)b wbeat ;troducen bave the votlq Winter Storage of >:allroodo ate - - to haft OD order 140,000 fLew CIH .. I!'IJ' (339) CARNATION '< l<> dcll~o· 1\orner = Mfve ibel:r owa · TOPTHIS 'e:fA•. WealboiJ!I~ ','-t 1 7:®'~ slop "O# r. q 11\,i DQUI ldwlil~r ews ;an tb:'· W: 8011 IPHI~eaip~';,.m:,~~ JerW1zer ....... ~ able tO JaOft raw materi&la -. Deeded ~ from ~ IIDd potub miDel tO fac.. "That - tq:ra. ooa1d. DleiD loeaUzed ~ at fertlliler • tbe momem- Cona Belt farm.. m!Pt wantl DOt be fert:UIUr. iiDOUih totbl!re r~e~cel~v~ed~-~:•[UJy~thaEt~a~~~; I 'bod:Y ..,.the-be a DDT '1'ba raft frelaJR -~- ,orler ~ · •.·.:g l;ilb Lawren<e WolJt 1~01) Livo Wrettli•i · 11 : ~ Saturday Cinema : · l"f. ,.....,.., . • .~.'~:..& Sport~ SATURDAY G ;~ Saturday (ehem.) ~ 5:00 Lucky !.1¢ 6:30 Your E"" 's: OO Cbittch'a , •.~"' "II•F".••• , r, "'·"11"1' ~}: :.lil!l•l· -'11 ~ ~ v· . '!;#( Sign On ,e.Dr)'ln' ,,' 4:3G On Yourfi , .. y.w.t yield topa otben bJ minimum o1 ·' ' .· If. A fat .- SATURDAY l "' ~ ,If. • · " '"l'':d. cV lhurtut eoa1d. be.=-~~~~~.:.ti ANd it 1ft0ft. th~~ UD MrVe OWD. bHI ~ 01'• ~~~tcw DOW aad tat~~p .._. U it CUI ..._ ~ IPtCdaUatl ~ ai 'tba"t · tlil·j~ Ct:r ~had­ ~lut flbl'·....., tlmt, the 1 • Get Support Cf9pl. -btOriU wa tjh~•;;~~I ~; 1 1 and 2 pound! of wettlq aa:eat lole:reitl ~- "b7 ard!D'iq fer. ~ 100 i&llons of water. Subse- tW.zet ~ delivery DOW · ·-t aprayo for -uba onlY .~tA! cet raw •• -~~ thecan OODimlilee should not contain lindane ~ aeBUt If ~ delQ' ~ cording to Goleman. •dell~ DOW, ferti:Uzer will pUe Tbere are certain to !Qp Ill t&ctol'l' ltor.... udl deal- .., ~:1~ Secret Sloi'P,!. ,. ••· l!'allitl~l d!Pt prln l• . YMtu•u•• '''""' 34. Point on & tooth 3S. Part ot a church 18. A fiOWrr St Tihfotan FRIDAY · D:OO Sip on Prayer 9:00.~ Captain Kangaroo lb·oo·. Garry Moore 10 ; 30 , Arthur G~frer Strike It Ri<b 12·00 Valiant Lady 12 ;15 Love of Lite 1~ -30 Search for Tomorrow 12 :!1:!5 The GuidinJ Light ; 1:uo Kat!E!-"8 Kitchen 1·30 Love Story 2:00 Robeft Q. Lewis 2 .30 Roweparty 3 ;00 The Big PayoU 3·30 Bob Cr osby Show 4; 00 The Brighter Day ... I lfP Of ) or thUd • !i .,.... a ~010\IIAQ\<·· pluto· ly •reuse La r r'~ utr c l'Ourso eve n Little ... I lnlt! t ~ - Not " r:=- ~-r.r::; Gite4 ~ diat.b- to aD4 tUe ~ , o1 fer1;W., tor their 1Nd . w-·- . ---~-.· pounds of G percent rotenone.. The eXtension entCJmolovlft suuesis larmen dust, scrub, or spray antmala1 backl!l with rote· none, uaing, 1 I -2 percent powder for du&ting, 12 ouncea ot 5 per(lep.f. , rott~none and 2 ounc:ea of neutral soap in eaeh .....11oa of watcr 7 1-2 mheeaaobaurer 10l"lo 01ved poundsfCJr o£. scrubbin&, 5 percent or-rCJtenone and 2 po1{nds CJf a wetting apnt as well &J (housebold detefieot) in 100 1al· 1bould be aure tbey · are the rlght material a.t the meoded •tren&th. A nonar a Too varnlah 25 l>~ nlt Mtll :.16 Syall'm · ., WHT ...--Tv·Channe1·13 . ~l lh · nut.r l'lle ifM - 9:30 Sign On frayer The Ktemh~t never bas been 9 :30 Ca ptam Kangaroo ': Featuti R pCitt · 11 d ~h 1 1 ~ 10:36 Winky Dink and You 6:00 You A~ 'l'bere reeonc e ~ ~ o._,s 9: ~: ill1and PI b .~ . 6,30 . ~o~> J.11 •. _ ,, . ,."\\...>~< ooWD.i. · ~»' - r evo'1UJ'I'on· o1 11 :00 M1gh'" Mouse ay OIIMI r ,...,....._. -uw In th e · ..,. n ..,_ 1.·-'-"""""""~~.;~tt "oh.....•uy "- ~....: .... S,.""" 1917. ll :SO T al ~iilf. 1 Tex:•.u Raugera .....-....... '4"" Finland was an autonomous 1.2.0Q ,DJg ~p -· · • '9 ~'' 7 : 38 ~ Beat tbe. Cl,oct,, "~''J' , grand dutchy under the Russian 1:00 Lone Ranger 8 ·00 Stile Show 8' 80 Honeyntoober•· ''·1 czars. It dt!clared Its independen· 1 :3.0 .Captain Midn i~ht ce on Dec. 6, 1917, and made it 2:00 Best Foot Forward 9:00 Herb Scltr1n~s T\\fo fo r 2.30 To·~? & Couutry Cross- 9:~ , Fo1~at JPJ?ilee .. s tick. j Sovte't Ru!sia invaded Finland · r oa s f U·.OO tTbeh·"'- Liula't'otSho" · .. · ~ on Nov. 30, 1939, wheb the 3:00 B1g Ten Basketball Finns defied · their "demAnd for territorial c on~ esslons. Th at wils one or the most &bameful &I wars Flnlahd reAlsU:d bravely 1 to the adlOlr-S:tioil of the worJil: ' . •, I But of cOUrse it lost tn the end ,.....~~~- - - - - - , -~ -- ~·--'_,.;..'"'-'-,ind RU!§Ja ir~bbed UJ.l7o squar~ FRIDAY ~etdbd mllea of ff.n.nl•h .t§rtltoi-y. Yioe... . .•. Ptnn1 J'ht't_ Wit~ Otrlilanv 12:81 S1gn On Ethel. and Albert • ~tift Adoit Hltlel ~ ,.Jjttaclced 1:00 Filrh & Fancy New:~ "'' kuail~ ·lir· iMl, l"inlana·· sided 2·30 The Feminme- TouC'h weather with the , Gbrmam As the re- 8-:00 Aflerncron Film Festival Sp-orts WitJt Ted~. , auft of tJult w.ar, RUS8ia seized ~ 5:00 -~t:key Mouse ~ltD ,·.: j northermpost' F4olancj. including · ftOO, , bbott and Coste-llo I!Ulitjqto~ at Ntaht Pots,rno,i tl(e llttle ,X,untry's on- 6:.30 ' wa ·' Slp, 0!/] ' '• port, an~l' tbe_ nic1riel 6.:3& Weather · mine.:" ft.JSA~ ttlu; ~ktp·-~d its 8z40 Danceland frontier to ·' 7:15 John Daly -AUiJila to ~:3(1 > Rin: Tin Tln , . the . ·base ·8:0() , Ouae and Harnet 8 : ~. Crossr oads 22 Narrow 2., 8~00 Per~-y Como . ,,op lfax . ~lobdlan ,. I0•3b 'lt[t l'Mld6 ' . , ·' 11:-00 News Jc Spot;U Heidlfnea ·, ;, realli e, however, that Fin an(! ~ only cours~ Is to avttl.d sbtagoniztng the Soviet government. Jt is Indicated that the Kremllh may ac:c:ept Kekkonen. But It js etilJ possible that lt will in· slst on Paaslklvi, electors will arvee.and that the I[) L r_lf joint Hlnd11 voke 9. 8andar ac Bi8 Suljil;o WC Hs-TV. ,.. a.. . 1n ..,.., ~~· :~a ·· ~~ -~ ·.' mbtliat. r.6~ 'DAILY CROSSWORD sta.nco 'T:BO 1·86 MiJth6r Prd:.Communl•~ Is a fot·eed !tlend1mess. ~elJhet; m,JJ Is at_ an pro-Com- I 20 &100 Ror .,Rt'J.Ws 6:30 It's. .A ·,£1-,eat LifQ •. 7:QO Satnrdii..t~~bt Jamboree 11 :30 C'artoon Cam1Va1 It IN THE FAMILY Ad mrttNI Tlru l'!ll1av Dull Tur NEWAYGO, Mlch.-Charles C 1wr Carpen ter and Mr ~ Fr,rrr ee• 1~· r~c n . •, 4, 1s carry 1ng on a famStall, Pome roy 11} trarlitlofz In his new joh u Nf' Dt ~c har~ NI ' BNt : n ~ l:$ax!l• l' wuyll:o po~tmaster. His grandfa. P mr. croy . (,~ u r g e Met afcrt v l' um tht>r wn11 postfua11ter here early t'"n\' V11.1 Y.. !lrd, I\-~Hidlcp 'H1 unrt m the ef' ntury and his l(reat Orv ll lt• Lrn h~ m ll nm • nn ~~ ll " urn ndf~t lh cr was po!ltmast er ih 1\1 rth ~ M r. unrt Mrs l~ 1n" Aulhurg Denma r k (irtmm . Tf'tll l'l, W V a ~ r l ~ltvh h'r • ___ ,_ li:30 Sky King · ·, ~sslana - --- -~- .lflitl8. 1 ;1l\. llut&Jh. - -- ~- ~ -- •vat ors or l ·QO Bo~ & Jnn Cart Presents 2:00 <:ount o£ rdont-e Griilo 2·3!1 Cafnera Goet 1J? Srh?W 3·1 Matinee Tbeatn 4 uO. f!it e wltb ~if ~ t :l 5 Modern Romantes l~'l· .. Qt.Wen for a Dhy od,p.~Jin£k, I v~«'"' f u,so ,...~ P.;ti!H IV _, •Q,KO~ten a!WJ a poller: of ~rriembhip· w1th -·- - • MEIGO:: GENERAL HOSPITAL 11 1n~1 ng 12~00 Tenne58ee Ern.ie 1 2.30 F~ther Your N~t 12·00 .W inchell+ Mo~olier !BII' Ca61iln Z-9<1,' ' • ·advance 1 00 Fat'mer Clic:k t~n :Fht~lSb. v~ter~ . ·cll08~&: :rhe W~ .ft91it Jfeil trtltl, thli Capital, 11 t~lt ~e f:!tobbty WIJI tie elert- fu l s ll ll'('fl ',~ ~ · : lib': ' the. 300 . presidential elec· \he t)()ll!\hl !' efrPI" t ~ tJf lh" 90I:l !i· r •'t on ,-. r rw r! r> ~r ('r. · n!\ to oeace-tim" Indu strial purJ·ntl ls Ant It I~ : l•n f• l! v to bcltt>Vf' 1hn1 thls i~ about to ra11 ~ P a nr' w Industrial r1 ~rol n!i ' ' '1 Fn r lmf:mre. much hH ~ bern said about atomic ge neration ol ( lt•c-!r 1e- pnw.-,.. Snn•" r.ll'nu le ha vt• v i~ual tzr>d a tune whrn thf" 11tom wo uld tm•h "l f' 1'1rrr•tl v ~ r, rh('llfl 1t wnuhJn 't hl' wnrlh wlulo> to met er ll. Th e ral<'h in th nt r~ t ha i thP atom eRn re rl uce I he cost of pow e~ r-n lv msr.far us 11 n •rl tw Ps fu el cost s--it Is J ll ~l one. more encrRY f'l>U rtr• A I prese nt th e fu l'l cost s amounts to only 15 per cent of thr. 11!rli ty I' H i u ~ t r v 's r c v l • rt ut ·~ Su, ~we n if thf! ato m should l'Venlu ally Cu t fu (• ] c o ~ ! ~ to Z<ro, l h<' ovr•rsll sa vmg would be rl'lall vt>ly modest V1•n ~ n· H ! p! 'Ji-Jll' ~~ hus he••n made in th (• ulil!ZRtion of conven· 1 11Jnii[ ltu•J- in p nWl'1' ge w•rll\ ion lt ta kes IDUCh II'SS eojJ, for I!Kantplll, h pr ud Ul't :. J.: IVe n 1'\m ouat or power th an used. to he th e l'U e nnd coftl ,., our 1w mruunt sn uree of nnv.J.ij l•)(lav 11w eq ulpm •nt thLll hurn$ the 4·oul lro s jwl'n va ~ !l v IIIIP~Y~-;t nii,, I'Q,fP:IIy lmpu rta n t, th r con i l n du~ ­ lry {l (s pr tvidul 11 ln•t1trt1rrizfe kflelfnt. more economical prod uct . . Jf ugl' sum' :rr e ht·in(J M p~n t on lh1• conz;truc!rl)n of ne w elect rJC pl o n t ~ r,n •d wrth cr•ll l Hnrl ul ht·r • • st nhiL~ h ed ruel s Th r auth m·lt\f'S n•r·m to lJ::> II\'1' 1' tll .r t th e nlum \.\Ill supplement , not rl'plare, th e~f' :J Nanw o[ ,. 'tre1;J~ k~~nr:a~~~:resf:e~~ · ~~Jal0m~~~~e~~w 85 ~rs ola, .,f. ~ ~~~.Ur~i> ,...~~en, n5. ft <1 ")11] r! hr> roJt v tn !lr• ure<: lll e Ull'l'K ~orne Nhft rM & Adfler. • •• ~: 00 To& Ttb batt& JiirtY 11 :\f.t ' Q.-I .Titfatre !rob! m:lrf•mlln'< vlf~ijlnt. : · a.M IIIlA l!nsli~tBilr · 1j o &l1h iirl :i\16 i Aslk'vl MLh pre,.. -.., · ----;-~-"'· -~-~-'~-- Jf. Jf. ,* Fuel* f.ostsAndPower I) DinM Doni ~c hMl 'frn1e Kovacs Show for l!·OO' "Furi> aoi-filuiitDt. ' knCJw ' 1ft tbit lt Wa-&ted the troW· ~esident .to be a aale marl-sal~, ~ !hat Is, dent··.-·snee or 2 Fragran1·r 0 l>l'•ilpont ·' ·,· ·1"''·· p~,,~'· "' . , RUfol,, , ~won, ·let "the •·inrush plr>lrd A( 'RO SS ] P oo l Coffee Tlrtu~ . .. ;• " ~ :l'o,d,ly !):2S S[gn On cap. ~ - ·r·· ·' !. nn (l ' · ·'j9 ·30, Abdy's Ganlil F.imll :~n just., .l i~~a · voUng 10:00 · ,~llarens COrn~ fCJl" i!~ who - ..,u •11he;et un 10:30 Jmiry Lee . ~ n 'l n ~l ,,.. 1' .,,. he ge1 <; wh9tev : - r nmo llilt 6:40 Ne;ri. Pl~ure 6 OS Let Paul & Mary F ord 1·00 Lif'e of Rlley 'T :30 CoU Tl ltl~ 7:45 News Caravan • 'J:OQ Ti-utb or Coru~ i!Que.d'ai 8:30 w j tei-fi.ont' ' 9:00 Jlig Stpey 8:30 star stage . .. 10:00 ~v a~c;ade ilf :$ports 1{):45 ~ed Barber's Cqrner 11 :00 News Hea4Ji::u~ 11 :05 We;a tht:r<:ast 11:10 Pr• Box .. _, J-4 _:., U:l_J .Gr~•~jt F.i&hli OJ ~tW'J f.I!Q, Old;Timer • H,3o ~nll!ll .... 1.30 JlOWdy Doody . ~ 11 :00 •Slgn Q(f ., · 8 00 'Wild Bill Hlc:k••o;: ~ _ _ _:_:_~~"~"L··-,---':;-"-'-'';·.."' '' -"u ~.. ,, , , SATURDAY . ~,ou Botralo Bill Jr. ._ • ),; .. ~·.-.n 0 , ~ts , .· l\ussia .:;eyl~ntlj ittlends , ' to · kO.p tbe· deflodt/ f~ m•lov. l1'j! : !it\lj. ·.•ouii!r>' .J\~' its . Ulu~~~wBllt1 ~,. ~, ;a.'l '- It wars. Je'i7"l~ to' ch..,6 a , Btlt·~.li.~~erll\. C. E. ILAKISLIE, le na of Wlter lor l prt)'iDI. One Covnty Agrlculhrrll A.. nt 11llon of 1pray per animal Gruba and Uc:e are stlll steal- should be used, CJr enou&h matini--...pounds of meat and milk eri.ll to cover lJ'ubby area if from Ohio cattle. Now la the dusting or ac:rubbing Du.t should time to spray, or dust the ani· be rubbed via:orou1ly into hilt mals to rid the m of the1e exter· coats with flng er-tipe . nal parasites, according tCJ D. In some herdl the problem of Lyle Goleman, Ohio State Unl· cattle Uc:e may exceed rhat of ver s1ty er:teruion entomolo&ilt. grub1 during the winter, Gol• Cattle a:rubs arc the cause of man aays. Infested cattle rub aerJou.~~ loss not only to beef alCJng fences , leect bunb •nd and mUir: producers, but also to buildillJia leaving " bair balll" u packin& houses, Goleman evldenee of their dlJcomfort. They cause an excese of Animala eta. be thoroucbly 000,000 a year to U. S. aprayed or dusted with DDT Gruba are the r esult of ea:p (bee(), 1 or methoxychlor (daley) deposited on the legs and flanb to control lice. Golellll.n auaeat. of the animals b y the heel fly UJ1na: • 5 percent duat or • tpny durlna the awnmer. The erubs contaiolq 4 pounds of 1 DO per-then migrtte through the ani- eent wet·l.lble powder plus one mal's body, appearing u cysts pound of household detertent ID or lumps on the caw's back in 50 pllo01 of water. A1Jply one January. Cattle abculd be gallon of spray per •~al. amlned . frequently durlq ...., winter mon~ and flrst troll· I Cattle grubs, lice, and muse ment applied two to three can be eoatrolled At the 1110e after flnt grubs appear. time br ua1ng the followinf; treatments are usually neceuary spray: 4 pounda of 25 perceat 6 30 SpoH.I lilyt FRIDAY 6·55 Sign On 11.! Su~r npti o n ra te ~ * * WSAZ-TV Channel3 . prt'l'lentat ivl'. Boll inf'll i KimL.all, Jnc . -· + 8y CHARLIS M. McCANN 343 l t>u ngto n Ave. Ne w York City, 16, N Y In ·•n ~====~~~ ~~~ ~Good -~~~~~ What'• New In FllrDIIna? : . .•1 FMpi Soil Care Pays Off · Ohio Wheat Spraying of Cattle Now f.an l&ilpa' Cha fertilizeio IIOTeaent For New 0'~JJ. mpions · Producers To Will Effect Savings Later TllllliOI'Iooal~orfmlhl I TELEVISIOtl· . GUIDE 1 Poae'Thrw rhe Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday., January 20, 1956 Fri.doy, Jonu.ary 20, 1956 Store Special Next Week FOIL ' $1.15 CO-OP ' �' - -- Th~ MoonBeams • The MuSdlepoTt Yellow Jack 1 haa a bu; club wt th We n Wade tlS will be at h011e t on~ht, Jt m Rulkoskte, J oe Sollth . La tTy wbQ.e the resurgent P om eroy Husscll and Larry Suyder aO Pf~ers take LO the road eood bal,i player!'i \\h1le Pomeroy it( the £1Dal pmt 0( ,4hC flfSt I will have th~il" hjl nrls (U I! 8S t hey hf,lf o·r the round robil' ~n thq go aftttr their ftft h strata:ht WID SJ:O cage I.Qgp The Yeliow J <t ek ai the Hounds ha ve big Bob efs Will enterlain the b1g At he ns Young, Gary Boh yer and tu~r: h Bplldogs, wh1le t~ e Pa nth~r, ~W il srortng Ed Keat mg bf WI the rqad at Nebo n \lllt• Th e Jackets pruhabl \ w!\1 a~gst the :liTf.aJs tt'l y.g h tlou nds sta rt With Bob Morns and Hob ewhere in ~he ~llglll' ( ;a t MeKtnncy al the forwards. etlll will go afler wm n u mber whtle Bowles and Ho vatte r will a row IQ the leD l:UC <~lilatn~t er Turner or Ktlr he n at n• nlt•r ~n; Jackson e ntertains Lo be at the gu a rd~ For t he Pa£1· I'"" Jlllewtr.ere 1ft the are<t Wahu thers tt wtll he btg Harold Brnwn rr.- ... Pt. Pleasant 1'411 mcd tn and Jumor Hawthorne ol lht• 1 rrue!al cqptest at POint Rnctne forwards With Bll1 Andrew~ at p~ at R.aa Grand1', 11nct Htlt center. ~lily Shet ldan Will 1M' at laiKt entefiiiiRi tiarn&pn vll lt one 1\W'd w1th ~l g h t Ball Buf Mlddle~rt 11nd Pomero} both 1 f!JigtOn or Bill Qualls at the hfve ~h leaotli Lo mght Athcn.:i otber Hefland Moves Openly To Ask .Fight Cleanup I I I Bask'etb'a11 Co'l •fta ~:.'fiji SPORTS ROUND-UP Il l' - 1' n ~!l a 17 ypar ol~ l!ol,l r .l\111<.1• Ill' AlJYimhra Ht!,!li SchuDI f'I .HnH J a. neyt record uf 5 600 ~1 1u p,; In dJy, SUJ'JHI!!IDl what • ~ twln•ved tq be the old unoffJ!'JJI tn.llli o' 6~5 by a naval ~eu m .1 n 1lu r lU Ulf war at th e l ;n •• t J uklo .. 'Jtaihiaa Center D1.1 hM lo ~ ! t'l~hl ptunds Ourinllhe t h rE"I' .tnd tmL b;IC houra 1t took htm to t L~ t un plish the feat, WllD ('&.seU h; thL •chOOI'Ii gymnas1 11' coach , Chuc k ,t Mct~ate noxu1 g Comnuss ion 1 TODAY~s HALLANDALE, Fla UP ~Il oroc ror:a ..ha.ve bee-n nohh ed th <t t nom ln.LI IO ns for Gulfshe ;:un Pnrk s SPORT PARADE 1056 iltilkes p roi;lru m arc t u d ose BY OSCAR FRALEY a ~ked J oe why he cut up Tony so on Feb 1 A total of l8 realured United P.-.st Sporh Writer bndly ha nd1cap.s have beli' n sc hedul ed N~W YORK UP~ H a rry Mendel I was gonna let 1t go 15 rounds wtl h an aggregate va lue of $330 a !Jltle fat man "w1thout an ene Just so I C()Uld g)ve !tim s ome000 Th e top r aces 1ndude lh;! my m Ihe world" had a catch m th tng to remember me by £or call· $100,000 Flllll da IJerhy for I h ie~· hts vmce as he look ed back 011 1 mg me a bum," Joe gro wled year-olt:ls and t he $50 000 Gulf nearl y a half century or sport 5 Mendel kept quie t. stream Park Hand JC.l ll fu r I hrecClutched proudly n~amst his Hu1ry, who abandoner! an office vear-olds and up f ample bosom was the plaque fil lY hov s JOb with an 1ro n com pan} e n h1m by the Boxina Wrlten to beeome a newspapetmun, as ht ~ WASlfiNGTON U P~Pnnch o Assocm\10n Peepmg over ht s fu"S I boxmg as&gmrwnt covered Gonzaies stretched Iu s wotld pro pudgy flna:ers were the words the Dempsey-Fred Fulton bout at fes! tOnttl tenni.a l£>od ovt'r u 8 " For long and meritorious scrv lce !Iam son, N. J, m 1918 It l n~led pav 1, Cup sU r 'ttmy ·r rnb('rt tu to box1ng" IR ~ eeonds His blow by blow acli matehes to 6 toda y, Gonzal es ' My dad lold me 11 long hme count \HI S' bf'lt Trabert Thtuttday 6 1 6- 2, ugo that you could Pl~k up go\U 1 " Round one Fulton leads wi t h taking less than B half hour 10 do tn the gulters of lh l.'l r o untr y onl y u left Flash, Dempsey wins by a peopl e were too 14tzv ty b end knuckout " 1t p anc.h·~o se1ura de1ea1e d A u ~ down ," he smtled "Th is I&bette1 ' Louis Th• Ortt•t..t trallan &tar RelC Hartwt K, 8-4. m the ope.mnt mateh Sewu ra leads t ha n h11t1n g an e• Khl· horse pa1 Mendel saw Demp11ey come on Hartwig 14 to S in thc 1r sc 11 es lny '' In wm the title end tuls seen them M&nd el, at 62, 1s a boxmr pub 1 ni l smce then , even through the IJCrt y man who has be(!n on lhl' ttays when he WIUl a six c;lay bike ~ port s ~:>cene smce before tb~ !'IOn).l are promoter And he luis LuUit ' When You and I Were Youn r,: 1~ tbe "il'eatest heavyweight · l 'v~ \ h;ge:tc" lorl lhe hlt parMd e Il l! e~er seen although Bennv Leon antedat es t he champwnahip da y~ ard was the best all-around f1ght or Jnrk Dem~ey, omd that's a lot er" .,r an tet!ulmg "The men nest ftght er, an J "You wOuJdn't lhlnk 1o lnok .11 Ihere's DQ elose seconrl" he lfl· me" he gnnned, jabbwr; " thu~ b 1mb;, "was Galent.o Hi'> butt a ngn inst the 190 pound ~ of h•• f t\'t l ntan just fur the fun of 1t." root, two Inch frame , ''th at I usM In l"eCent yean, Me ndel h ns to be able to chln lllY !;elf 30 tl ml'~ bcl!n a tub thumper at tralnmll Now I can't hardly hfl my.ie lf out camp~ for tht- Inter national Box or bed" 11 ng Club fll' handled notand I ~ Box Offle• Gag~ Starza's camp tor the hout with But the numble brain wlu<'h Rocky Marciano nnd en:Joy~rt sunnounta that bulky (' dlfl r<' 1 ~ as sp tmdmg the IBC's money to tak t• gotxl as ever 11 st•ll comes uo Vt'J itors to u nu(ht club known as with the pubhcity gag.i which help the R1vlera When he turned In l~uJidlng boxing box off1ce Some- h 1~ ~\)ense ae.:ount, the cashier Lunas It even contributes to tltt expJoded phone 1rc Inside the l;'lni Llka in the "Are you Rllre you didn't tab <'O.se of Tony G~lcnto when old these guy s to the Riviera In 188-V I"Two Ton" foulilht Joe Lou1s Ftance'" It wu Mendt~l v..ho SUiJle.sted t o A fa ~ t man, with gree.nbackl; 'Or Galento h1s famous line "I'll mu r gunmll'kl! But fur fhe first tltn~ der the bum" AfiE'r thl! bout, Go m h1s hfe, lhoc award had him Iento ne eded 38 sht<'he ~ Me ndel ulmoat speechless - lioii'iRQPOLiAIN-:ouTq~-~.~L I ' Or Any HOME APPLIANCE I CROSLEY ! t TUPPERS PLAIN ~~ J. ILo.l APPLIAIJo.ICE r'lll ALLE F'llll ' 1 1' I> • .. ~~ Your..C&QSLEJ Duiel: ~ ... . -~· - ~!!~!!~~~::~::~~;~;;~;;~;~;~~~:I I QUICK Pomeroy Ohler MOORES TIRES and BATTERIES • OUR SPECIALTY With Expert Installation To Fit Most Ponenger Cars SHOES ' AGUA CALIENTE, Mex UPThree Ohioans were among fmlihers In f1rst round play the C~lente Open Golf Tourna ment Thursday Frank Sf.Fanaban, Toledo, fourth wtth a 67, wh1le Leo gettJ, Willoughby, tlnd Hans rea) ol Mopdore, had 70'a with lour others A 66 lead h,eld bf Mike So\4Chak, ()f Gros singer, N. V . an the $12 , ~ tOUI'·I I ney Bowling High li g hfs banded at 3.95 up Super Trojan 59c ea. Spcuk Plugs oil ~plocemen Cartridges low OS 1.29 Ia SPECIAL 10 US FINANCE YOUR AUTO NEEDS INDUSUtAL LIAOUI (t·""r car !Cillng lh• wlntor? htttt plor sofo and let us chock •• , • WIIICAnOII • 'IIAIII•SSIOII • Wlln IALANCE • STElliNG WIIEl Dtln 1ft lol a bump•r to h~tt ch•dc -upl RAWLINGS co. Legion Auto Wrether you're In a hurry or not See Keebaugh, Bt!lzin~, Barlr or LaUance DeSoto - Plymouth Car< & Truck Dealer "Open 1!\<enlngs Until 6 P. M" Reo ExceptSund~ Pomeroy, Ohio ,, P~ona 334-J ,., , ' ' 1l " 28 21 23 II 23 26 19 20 21 28 Schoenleb - -Clark - ---·· F Anderson W1ll Blind Total . 162 166 109 2118 130 83ll Coates . -·-··· Jacobs . ·. McNeal B,cker -··. W. Anderson . HandiCap -- ·-· 1'otal -· .••. 147 12J 1i9 14.0 99 7&1 --- ••o92 Ji~ 191 510 182 480 20 812 2427 -- 785 7112 'l9tl 2282 NIW yO~K CLOTHING Clalworthy -- -- 112 140 143 435 Duerr --··. ... ,81 137 175 1m Kloeo__ __ _ IllS JiB 120 'OS lllmd --·--·•- 180 J:jtl 180 39Q Lytle - • ----· 1&7 1113 149 43d Handkap .. ·-· 22· ~ 22 . Btf. Tillal ------ -'100 739 20011 !(~ - ·--- - '• - ~· ••4!*• · neili~• '' . '' pri~esl I MARTIN ", R.EST~URANT . . ... t.., I !~;~~··:;n;d~y:••~i~d:~t~ha::t~~ approxi· pupUa shoUld be by a vl.&it to !'o1r'1'lll. I R~s ~ M" end Mrs. Vtr••L Walker an' Mr and Mrs Vu gl] Roush wm bus1nes:s vfs1tor.; m Parkersburg Wednc~dtl"y w ~, :•m m~•ot-1 a1'.rs ing he expl-'n 11'>1,' of MQtll'491, traJnspc>ria-1 tioil, fmaQ!!CS, 'how to secure itc. . ~mes Fu,lllat~ Young and M'n. th A co~e ~w~,jirv.e;d by e bstess to • 0 ~ hAD~e..;l alfove fnd Mrs K"l'l OW~ ' •ahd M:'is gr nestinLallanM; "Mid e~~-1:1 Mfs Ray an4 lltt~h ; ' ~ ~qhn Duerr.; Mrt .lobti: LtefWU;}~ VJss tune lfllrt, l vrt. 'Louis Reibel ano "'~' L. C. lJBq. , PLANTS 1 Tentative plans wer~ ducussed for recru 1tmg ronors for the ~lyqdmobtle ui)J'\,. .)Vhen 1t com e~ to 'Pomeroy n,EXt month when the Chdd Conservation League m~t Thur!fday even~g at the home of Mrs. Denver Rtce. Broadway Mr~ Char les Foster has r ~turned to ~IS employment on lh " r1ver The wscs h,Ld an all day meetmg at the home of Mrs VITifll Walker The day wa:. spent m sewmg rug rags S1x members were present and four visitors Soup, sandwich~, ll.aJads, ea~e and coffee were served by the hostess Next meeting wtll be held Feb 2 • at the home o f Mtrs , v trgt 1 R . ow., Mrs Howard Neigl('r, RaeinJ!. H Sauer pres.Jdent was 111 1Lewil chlra:e and the 'suest sp~a~ec wa <; M.iu Mar 1011 Ebershach who ex plalned the Red Crpss Blood Mo blle program Our 1ng the sO'c•al hour o Wh1tr Eli!Jphant sale was held w•th Mr.i Cbatles Bradbury, auctwneer Guests for the evenmg were Mi ss O,.:ISJted recently w1th John Stobart Mrs Richard Lee, Mrs L f: P1ckrns and Mrs. Tttus P1ckeM YJSJted MISs Mary \Valll\c:e and mother or New Concord. Saturday !l arold H oLt er. ••• Ill '• ~WYJersv e an T Min Orva BI&SeU of R~edsvQle <rpent •n evemnJ with Ml' and [ ro t ' two chiJdren spent ain.c WJlb Mr and Mn ' · s ·' '· · r~RD wrv' niqe SELECTIO N of. Co rs in stcll!k·+-lt ' ' J;o' ~ '' SALE NOW IN PROGRESS I' BlDg. Mn. Ermal Schreckengost and 1 frtend of Parken:htu'.l, called on Mr and Mn. Dean Brinker, ""''. ,1 day afternoon Mrs. Robert Lee spent Sunday afternoon with her puenb Mr and Mrs E M Damewood Forest Run . Mr and Mrs Paul Smi1h on Mr,s Mary Sautb ' .aOd FURN~TURI or Portland. Mr and M.ts: Ge6Tg~ ahd daughter of Great Bend Mr and 14n W~sley C1rcle Dorcas caUed on Mrs. Mary cle and son, Sunday evemng. Mt and Mrs H A Barnttz and sons ()f Uncoln HeJti:bt!s, spent Sunday evenmg wtth Mr. and 1 Mrs. Detn Br~nker Oscar Smttb of Laurel Cliff lS VI!!Uting hiA SISter ~md ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER in-law, Mr and Mrs • IN MIDDLEPGI.T and family. ROOMS --: t1W $299 BAKER Furniture JUST INSTALL IT ••• AND FORGET rrt iu.WAYS PLENTY Of HOT WATERI AuroMAnC ElECtRIC WATER HEATERS t9:00 ·This 52 Gol. Size $10 Down Pay1men:tl Dawn 2.00 per Yeell Lee Racine, were Sunday guests of the P1ckens !Mime bers.' 9;1me 111 10c1ay JUHilet •• lhow yoli how you cao alwoya bave all the hot """"' you nee<1-<be tb~ llfA I 11fllJI Oh-h-h/ ,... ~'8_ f-' VVI ~-fylln!J I th-e 18M Com Qu.f~e Book ()n -elevate your com wU pftparM by Lake I II ~rs. thtl guests and twenty-two mem :R"JI'fi.;Aid a pro r: l9St . ' ._.;::,; G Circle and daughter of Bend. Mr ud Mrs. Charles Perry and son of MiddJePQrt, were supper guests of Mn. Mary Ci rcle and SGD, Melvin, Friday eve- 1 for I ' contest . «EARANCE By IlTTY CARLETON Mr. and Mrl Dan Smith <;c 1 • JANUARY CARMEL , ' ' Ebersba ch, Mrs Gail Hysell and 1Mrs Vtrgli Walker /.ocql Bend. ·Grange ,.,., Adolph saelen• The ho't"~ M" ao~ 'Mrs, Geo,..e Ne;gter. ~ es ~re Mr~ a ce, Mr"~ J J Dav and dauahtera JGDe and Shlrl~a. A ' - Th •' 11 and Mrs Ethel L111very an r. Mr and Mrs ll D Ner1der, MTt nSJVf!tJ ~ fi!f! they served a dessert cours~ t r' L E Ptctens and Mra R1ehar~ I t. . ~RR&VAN ,MOTOR I master j which 1 Mrs I Hem $595.011 ' Mr. and Yn. Paul 'Russell 'Dnd .am'!ll dp.ugbter have- returned from a vi.!iit w1th relabves in Glen FIU'ris, W. Va. Mr. and ~- Francis Milbourn , Mr and Mrs ROOney Richards attd Mrs Faye Rleh,Fds, Col.\lmPps, w;ere recent auest.s of Mr$. Hez Root and celeln'ated tb"'-1' hostel!s' birthday wJ\~e they were bert A II Ourpenter IS til at hh home on F1Hh Street. Mr an~ Mrs. Bruce Bmgharn w.e.ro recent g"esb o( b111 pat ents, Dr. <~11~ Mrs. A. .B. Bmgham ~lr . ~mgK.am who J.8 dlSCharged from the Army IS assocUlted w 1th the Uowl er-Fer~on·Hughes ' Fun&ral J{.{)me in Athens. Mrs Carroll Swanson is m Col umbus where her slSt-er, Mls:; Rtlth Hftwkm!, IS sehedulelt for lung :surgery at a Columbus Hos Pltal tQday Sylvia SwansOn , who accompamed her mother to CAl umbus zs •taylng m • Ml\rysv 1Ue with Mr. and Mrs Charles swan son for tbe weekend thiS subject In Chillicothe, Sun· day and have received additional •Mrs. Henry Ewing eutel'tained materlal from Dr R. N Purcell, a. group of friends Wednesday Ph. D, Direetor of Special Edu- oeveml\8 at hE:r home, lltulber.ry cation, State of. Ohto, Department Wl~J·Gill4! P8!1lY.i · r of ~ntal Hygiene and hundred wu Played with prlzes awarded 1o MrS. Dan Wh1le hon, Col um b us He ~eeded m establuhlRii ' 8Uch a Mrs Raymond Boite, MrR Ttiom11s Puresll , I $1465 ~STOM V-J, 4 110011. Tho oiMI"~ """' ~ ' 110tt0 ~ "'"~" tllli 1111.. P~ th;i "''"'"' ~· ltlo IW; r i;'o llkf • lcfttt.tt. Onrclrlw• will ••v• YON ...... "II . MO , "i lnrJ' MIS J E fo 05 changed Mrs Paul Smart and Mrs T F Hawkins gave a re· Mrs. Shirley Mills eondueted • view or the career of B11l) Gra · sertea of games durmg the social bam, mteroattobally known evan hour in the classroom. gulist, when she conducted the 1 The hostesues wft'e Mrs. A. R. devotlona1 service Thursday eve- Pullen, Mass Sylvia MeMaster, ning at the January meetmg . of Mrs ~man, Mrs John Lyons the Busy Bee Cla~s at the Fint and Mr.J Sbirley Mills with Mn Bapt1st Church Mrs Raymond c H. Wise, Jr , and Mrs Viola Luman, preiid.tmt, was in charge McCullough as contributors of the meeting and Mrs Hawkins They 1nvtted the group to tbe mcluded a prayer and solo ''He" ch11reh dmmg·room where a yel· by Mrs Claremont E Hoyt m J~ and green color scheme car· the opening devouonal servl~e ried out m the decorations and Mrs C P. Bradbury was pJamst salad course Wbleb was served for thf' meeting to twenty s1x membeNI Du n ng hm tness mt>e tmg two as su~tant tea\: hers, Mrs A R fullen and Mt 1:1 Allen Hughes 1 were na me d end a vote of thanks was gwen to Mrs Downing E Ruush who has been .tn charge of BY JOSIE PICKEN$ the collcctwn of , Sa les Tj!.x Mn Cot a Smes and eldt"st son stamps. The clasa voted to eQn- , and Wife o{ Jack ~on, ?hch , Vtstt tume their projed fund and the 1 ed recently WJ!h the 1urmer s. Sl:r prestdent thanked the members ter • Mrs W R Hayrn.-n of the Kltt:hen comm1ttce for Rev Emmabellt' Sopher attend their work Mrs James Souders ed a mmtsters meehn!! Thursday Mrs Sbuley Jtblls and Mrs D E m Portsmouth · Roush were named on the ~l.as!'i VI rgil Roush has been r~l''!I V· funera1 com 1rpttee. mg treatment rrom Dr Hartman Birthdays of Mrs Del Fare and for s mns troublt• Mrs Homer Hysell were obstr· Polly Graham of Ra c1ne spent ved and Buddy glfts were ex 1 the past week with Mrs Vtrg•l SOCIETY ,.. .. ' •• a7 :: ,: ;_.~ Malooky -· -- -- 110 137 175 441 t.orue ·- --··· lTT t~ 147 4'70 Houdaabelt -... 142 1M tM o&ft'1 Toto! ...... ' )'t~U1h c hotr11 ~lr ~~ J o~ ~~~ Billy Graham Career Reviewed By First Baptist Church B11sy Bees, Thursday MIDDtErORT' 1 tea,ch'ef , TODAY'S "ROC~EJ'• SPEIIAL _ ' Ur ;~nd \tr -; Otll Sadf's of A.k m n, 0 l' o~lltJ un M.r 11nd Mr ~ llar ry Sn}dt-1 SutH.IIH' M1 " Sh11l t ·~ Hu:;-..t-1 1 and Fran· ku· l<' lllll' ~ 1 •1 nt sunrl:l~ w l'tbP. '"ua {ckens Wt:!! ttirlf'd fr." M S ,' Galhe Moore, local 1'HI'Illtf'r WEST SHADE 1 , . _ you'll like our food, service, ~~=~!~ Iii;;~=~~~~======~I ..r.a :ll1d Plans Studied For Schooling Of Retarded Chid i ren Mrs. Henry' '*"w•'ng ll:' Plans Made For Anyone mterested in the s1~1hty of a school for Has '""d Party Recrultlng . • Blood ctuldnn in this area contact Mrs. Guy Reynolds or f ' F • ' ,.J d I Ma,.r c. 0 Fisher. or flenus e . Donors AtM.eet They attended a meetlng on I'UNI"' .. .Ill •' UO 145 47T 115 137 157 ~ . wanl to eat a llttle or a tol ; COLU$JA, S C UP-'Mal"'ln Bast, a mu~Mraveled UJ.iltant football ('~ch , "bas been a~IRled a.a II lme eoaeh at the Uttiverslll' of South Carohnt. Btu, who left a similar post at Wor.th C,ro1111a NO NAMI TEAIJI to tare tbe job under aeW SOuth Bachner . . . 131 liH l(i2 467 Carolina Head C~eh W~rren GiesC' McDonald --·-· 113 15i 12!5 3JJO has served at WUltaiQ ann Tewksbary ••• U16 203 151 420 and Wlth the profess Blind ISO ISO I~ 39Q Sansbury ---·· 131 140 te,t 398 Htndlcap ·--·- 07 5'1 &7 171 Total ---· · · -- - 728 ~2 748 2238 BoWI."JI ··- • MlllDLEPORT, OHIO 194 166 l'i2fl 181 tfta ts05 160 141J.. ~16 130 18() 390 836 144 241~ POMEROY MOTOl CO. Pavla ---· · ··· 1'72 161 160 150ft ed ,"'\VIlere Fine Food Is A 'Fl:Jdition" 168 212182 5n 170 121 17Q 1M 29 816 bills be prmted and thlt rl istubu t· been wtll consigned and hRnd ed by Saturday Dinn'l:>r w11l be served by th e Hom e Ec:. commit tee nt noon After a literary program eon· siStm,; of a game, the meetlng ad .. 1journed Refreshments were serv· tluat ~ of ~~ ,1-U.~~.»d II JI..uul S.unda~ t0ll{'r'IU!l I IS ' Sep.rles ..... _ - 196 162 161 5a4 Bailey UIO 14J 138 4~~ Tntal .• . . . .. 818 810 772 226tl ROIINSONS LAUNDRY PliNTr OF TOUGH MinER IIIUVIIII AIIWIJ ' STANDINGS T•1n1 Won Lost POMIROY ,LIONS CLUI New York C1otblna · -- 81 20 Pomeroy !Motor Co. • ·Pomeroy IJOl\l Club - · !Wbl"-'9o Loundr)> -- - H & R. Flrutone ·- - · No Name Team - ··- .. THAT Hits The Spot 1 SPECIAL I ,v~:·D~ S~NACK 1953 BUICK I The Grear Bel)d Grange No 2294 met m re~ular .Se!.!lion Jl'iln 18 w1th worth~ master, Hyatt Parsons pres1d10g Durmg the Dleetmg seve-1 al business matters were broua:ht to the attention of the (Joor Two cand1dates for member"ShlP came forward and were rece1ved mto the / Gr.,,ge. The purchase of an elecwas voted upon and Sayre was d~rected t o purchase and m stall same Two appeals for aid were received Dav1d Yost reported on tht aur liOn 'ale lo be held at t he G"n "'' Hall Jan 28 at 1 P M He 1cport ed that a hst of merchandise ha.s H~ lie~ ~ .r • ,, :~, ~ I I ~iij;;.i;;;··~~~;;;;;;;;.;;; I Greot Bend Grange MAKE YOUR CHOICE .Meeting Is Held \fhether It Be A-- REFRIGERATOR, TV .,r,s.>l. Llri:lltllsf, ..,.., t>, tt:- F il-'&tlRid ~fr.o~ Wl('khilm, auhtanl . Mn \\ 1ckhlilm dtreetor of the adul1 Contributidn To Local Polio Fund Highlights Sew Rite Sewers Meet·ing I ' l~•l <l h , ~tr,f . 1~on THOMAS FORK ' Qf' S;rwu -e J~ -. t 1 fbtn Picbn11 Friday Mlltttod 111 th,o On.lnan• .. I < orp .. or th• U S Army a1 1J 1.... Allt-nUant H ht't'n sl'nl tb l•'t l.i"'R!Itd ~\ l x>d 'Xhvul l ~u t~ !or t'li;!ht wt-t-ks ha•ic lllllntng ' S4 8!l I Tl!o-, I• ol .tl•e jo'n.!J. !:tapti;: SERVICEMEN . l'oge F'iw l"hu•f Elt"ctndan's m1te ltul' ard 'lr.' Pmne) t bt' navy r~tu11 ltJ Cook and Mn Pr fl'om Athf'fl.! 0, h•!l a nnou l1{ ~ (f!p htn SOJI ll>h {l Uh.\1 \ololl " •II /Jn .. J \\.'ilf'll, n QWf'l" f.'Ofllmlftpo> ~d th a1 hf' will IHo tn Pornf-tO\ charWl' nf !ht> bth t nes~ .. es~Jon 11ud Will•o~m Stt>lrf'lt and ft oben r-ach ·n, ursday 111 the dr11ft ho, rt.l 1 Varr..-11 ltulu·rt. , r B1wyrn~ J«o ~urt~ vf \ a r tr.>tH off1ter:~ :mu f<ilud1, JuoWr defleons rn th• Muomt Tea1 ple- to mt Lr ~ ptnt lhe we£>kend 1~ 1 1h Iu s p!lr· eomnuttet'!l were t:1Ven and alw i.l Wundfl~· School offtters Wf'rt :lho VJt'W youn,fC me n a nd wo men wh o ~'nt§ Mr untl Mr-. Slwnnan Ro· report on lh6 pro~ress ln t he 1e elt-cted a8 foUowll WJ!liam E are mttmt.: d in l ite- aavy bt-rl!l a ••rl fam1ly pair work bemg l1otJe at the pa· \\.'ar~on . o;;uperJntt ndent, W1lham Ate requtremenl.s tor men an· 1\fr and ~fr~ lfen n F'bltll ut IIOnJge Elf'ctlon Of church Off l f. Stt"n-etl , auutant :A UperiDteo· 1'7 to 3 1 yean t nd for womt-n 18 tendeJ the songfi$t :il llartforii 1 een -''~s held wllh O;~ J e W t p p ~ : de nt , Mr~ J oteph t:fJuk, .'juperm to !8 ) eart Sund ay afte rnoon sele<'ted as four yf'ar ~r u ~1CI' Or 11nflent o r the thildren ·~ de pa rt The na vy rKnuter ma} :1ho tw Mt ~ Sh1r ley Roher!~ w;~ s a din· Wiles fJie ~ea1 lrt l,t('~ J fl rnt•nl wrtlr lfi H.~ F'rank1e Wtppel cP ntacted hy wrtt mg to the na'' n •r guest of ~' ' " S r ... hr (,roll I' Stt plH'll!l(ltl t reas urer '·1• s E:Jm rr as a&.Sl!ll:inl J..I JS§ Edtlh Cook , se recrmlm& ~ub s1atwn Po ~ t nr Sunday W](•klr am flnanc~a l seo::retar} anrl crt•la.r} anrt als;o treasurer of the r1ce Bu aldm g, Room 24 Al h,•n;; )f.rs EIOL'>l' ~hn k l'l and "h11 bu1hday mcmey, Mrs Wtlt'l! trea Oh 10 Mrs Lorr ame Sterrf'lt l'l Prk 1 drPn spera thl? wet'ki!nd tn NPw 0 R Fans J II Sle f! l l en~un ;urer, Mt~s iAimley, 5Upennttm I Cu mberlan d, W Va Y.r th hl"r St 'i Aten Sha m, Chestt'r Z1rkle and dtn t of the cradle roll and Mrs 1 tcr Mr and :\i rs Em1)1 \ Hud~on Mrs Elmer Wu:kh am f1nancr rorn Stephe ruon, M,lJll Jane Sl)fnctr The small dau r hter of ~tr anJ 1 m!tt t•P. llarold l.em lQ RJ!' l' ald and Mrs Wtckh.am. ptan1 Kt.6 8¥ MRS. RUSSELL PAINTER \ h Tom Sarver has rnt'a~h·s • Mr and ~trs Let.1 f" " P. rookovl'r . t.ry Jo Rou"··•h "" pen t Fncl;n were d!nnr r guesh (If :\'r ~ ' \I lH n1ght and Saturda y w1t.h Mr and :'rloore Sunday '\'lr:>~ lnf'Z Hir;;son~: a 11,1 1-fr ~ .J 11 h'l Mr!l Wm Matlack, Pomerov Mrs Lenard Lanham ret uml't l L.c~rt<..-; or lulu mbus SPt-1•1 th(• wt••·k hom e fr om Sl J~t"J) h Hospll:ll Hi ood w!lh thetr mothi'r a nd Shit r J 0 Adams a nd l 1da 1 :\1 rs A runtnbut 10 n was madl' lc-, sen ted to Mrs Calvm S1mpson , Parker!lburg Sunda y Mr and M r~ Dana Turner : nd 1 Mn Babo 16 s pendmg a f<'w the pnlao funrl \\hen the Sew I the outgomg president, who al hmdy s pPnt Sundat wrth .l r da v!l WJI~ her d a ughtl'r \fr ~ Ar t Rite Sewing Club met Wednes [so rece1ved a birthday c,aft from and !ru-s WJll He 1Iman · diY ('Ve m_!)J at t he home or Mrs 'I her "setret sideor" The door Mr and Mn Eugene Lanham Ebl m and t hd·d re n Calvm Suapson, Lmcoln He1ghts prj l!e was. awarded to Mr!l Don- and .Y:r aad Mrs Lenard Lanham Le31er Brookowr 19 l'mpl o~ed 10 I a(d M~·llen of Parkertbur.c spent Sunday at Charlatan an~ s.pen! t h ~ wee!t Mrs Donald Ke nn~d!f, lhe new Lt'nanl Lln.bam Sr . home t'nd at htll hom her.f' prea1dent pres1de d over the meet · The hostess served a dessert theMrl Harry BroWJI and ~hildren !dr and M'rt. ( lmlon F aulk ing and the fu,ancJal report and courae during the social hour s pm.1 Sunday With M.r and Yrs spent Monday mght WJ1h Mr and minutes o! th e laJil meetmg Were to the above named ~nd Mrs. El· ssell Pamtft' :\11"s Robert Faulk ~d by Mrs E dward Wells It 1mer Wh1le, Mrs Charles Spm· RulV!I v 1rg.tl Roo!lll and' .on n nn \frs Dalton Grovl'r and famil y WJl.!l voted to have a wh1te ele·' cer, Mra Elz.a Gilmore, Jr , Mrs rue and Mra J'ennle Roush spe nt called on Mn Sberm :m Roberts ~bant sale at the next meehngl Uayton Strackland, Mna. n,vid Saturday Gallipolis and fam1lv ~unda y 10 wtuch will be held at the home 1Goodwin. Mrs Charles Hoffman . Mr and . -s W•ll Heilman Nancy Eblm s pent the wee~e11'1 ot Mn Donald Collms 1 Mrs Wtllard Boyer and Mrs Ray pent Sunday everunc Wltb Mr WJih her arandparent.'i Mr a nd , Blowers. :nd Mrs Leqard Lanbam Mrs Charlea Ebhn Jr ' A g1£1 from the club was preMr and Mrt Ga'ald V10~t call· --~----------------on Mrs. Jennie llowb S'unday N(lulzhng, Mt s DE!f Hysell, Mrs The' WSCS '0[ the Mmersvil\ e Jed Webster Sr , Mrs Dwt" n Wat.MethodiSt Chu reb met WtdJ1 esda} son, Mrs George Mower y Mr.s J cve nmg m the t•hurch social rqom port 'M T)\j)mtbn, Mrs George Hackett for t~e ar January m"'ehn2", With Tht meeUng was tn charge o! and Mrs Charl e!:: Sauc1 Mrs Frank Stewart and Mrs Earl the president, Mr~. Chi!.rles Sau et' Renshuw as host esse~~ Roun<t. i i;'U» ._flfW' ,ere $ ..P,l to put- to tftc Lente n scaso:~. lhe M1s B10oks Sayre prf's1ded over Mrs. Ntiiji(. 'YOUng a::tif M~ 1 ltex:t meelmg w1ll he hcJd 1n April lht> m c<)tlQg which ope.ned W1lh ~ mas (!lark Mr.s Clark cni~red l!t Lhe hom~ of Mr~ Geo1i C Ha(' hymn followed by prayer by Mr>~ Halzmf:Hosp1t11 I 1'hur ~:-day .lpl)rf1· kett Sr, Mtddlepurt S11rhr Rrown and 1~spon m•c read ing tot SIU'I}Uy. \t was voted w m g of Psalm 19 send a bnthda~ gift to Mrs Ida BlnH ANNOUNCEMENT Durmg t he busmess se.!I! IOD a Gaut @I .Y•Her Cottage, Dayton contr1bU IL on , was made to the po !ijaff Sergeant and Mrs Dav td At ttae conclus&on of th ~ meet· ilo fund Two top1es were dJ~~s­ Wolf are announcmg the biL'th of sed Lftg •c~ :;.u::m::.b:.:•c.r.:.•.f:..:i;; •m = es:..w ;;_ere pi aydun ng UJe program hour Wlth ~~ an ejght pound, s•x ounce bG)' Mrs. RenJhaw, Mrs Brown. •n boru at 5 Stl a m Thursd11y "·' Clifford Phillips and Mrs Lctta Lttekbourne Atr Force Base ilospt· Spencer prtienting readlnp on '. at ' "Master of the WOrltmr World" The &randparent s are Ml' and and Mrs. Speneer, Mrs ~aJ I Mrs Wilham Wolr Middl eport G; ruescr, Mrs. O~er Roush ~nd and Mir and Mrs Riley F1y or Mrs Sayre gw~ni rt!ljldJn.Rs , on j The chane:eless gospel m a revo. W0$1 Columbia , W VB Ser geant luhonary wotld" Th ll m-eeting closed with the A Wolf Iii statione d .al Eil l 10 ~r r ord's Prayer in umson altet Force Ba~ . Flonda One of th e whtth a dessert course was served grllat grandparent :; 1 ~ F rank by t he hostesses lo l"l&ht mem ben; Lr evmg, Pom t Pl easant Northwestern Now Annomteing New Line Coach m~JIRJ,I i ' ""'"'' Wa§ ht-ld \\\>tlne!.l:i:I ~ f'\1 11t th<.' ('!Iii Hit Vollo•"''"'" ~ tl ~ p m f1ll1h\ Ladte& AUI:lq1ry of Drew Webster Post American LegiQJI., We~ne11· oday evemn1 at he r home. Middle- OhlG Soth fLghten~ peppered each other With blows throughout the but tile only damaa:e apl>ar<ontlly nosebleed suf· I =:;:::::=::-.'"' = , entertam~ d Parl e~ P~st 1114-62 II vJ'II P.Ol pho;l l'hurdt 2 !8 So( Owt-IH, Waul Gorby, Chelff'r l tJ _Th• iJittHlal fellll.,., ~ lt!p und bq Jill' \\t l iJflm Sl{"f"tt"t t fl.lld Rot»·•l Minersville WSCS · Entertained By Mrs • George Bearhs Meets Wednesday M'n. George Bea:rhs ed and a dessert course was serv· Evening At Church the Presldmts Qf toe ed by the host ess to M.rs Ben I poult favonte over the mes lloth Mtnneso~. a sax underdog for th~ game Wtth Spartans, and Mtehigan wet-e second d.VtBion ball Wtth the Gophers boutmg one wm 1n three starts Mlchtg<~n Slate bas lost threJ> four ronf<.• rence outings Purdue and Mtchtgan \\ere J.rt of a thr(!f! way tic with Indtana fur fourth plaqe, each Wtth three wms tn ftve Starts Iowa aj>parently found 1ts form or last seillson in 1ts la~t Istart, when it pounded out an deciSion over Minne•ota whtle Michigan will be cOmmg back after a two game road tnp 10 whtch 1t beat Northwestern and IO!It to Wtsconsin 1 Purdue probahly will have to stop Robm Freeman in order but the Buckeyes and g1ve Iowa rhance for second place Freeman was far ahad of the fieTd m scormg w1t~ a 33 points per game average, whtle Pur· due's top sroror was Joe Sexson with a 19 2 mark. \ --------~---"~~~~~~~~-- Legioh Aux111tiry PoSf President LAE WORTH , Fla UP- Rudy \ w1tb Ortela , 125 , kept hll victory OhlO strmg of nme stratgbt intact Salurd:J) w1ll State wu & three ":~? ~ ,,;:,~~;;; Thursday m.ght by rating 11 draw op UD'\Ii!iflUled iC(ond dog agllu,st the E ~n a tO-rounder with Carmine pla('e wifh leag"e leaqing llh wb1l e the Hawkeye!: were Lacombucc• , 126. Cincinnati, ee~ter First BDptist Church Scene Of Dinner And Business And Felfowship Gathering 1 f' nou1, the oply team unbeaten m cc:mferenee play, rndehned unit! Jan 28 by semester examma· tiODll De f~ ndmg cllampion lqwa, bea.ten Oru.'t' in three fODff!rence sl,arts, plqyt at ¥1chta:an m the afternoon lelevtston s pedacle, wl}tch will h~elthght a three 1:4me le.gyf c'Y'~ w~ile an eve- ~ nlt;U:: conte~ts Mmnesot" J?lays at 1ti1c~jgan ~tate and Oh10 State a' Purd~e Both Obio State and Iowa w•IJ have a ch11nce to take over secand pl11r;e Cllrrently de adlocked ~--,------ ..JtAJ,iBRA Cu'1f 11 b~sketOOII buttle ~ . ,laiitl dlullt'l a ~ ho11 dt'\\1!10n!ll [M!rlotl ~~. .. ~ 1Uiidu<-1Cd b\· r II Iowa Hawk.,yes And Ohio State Ortega Stretches ·· Both Gunning For Run ner-Un ·Ring Victories, Bueks shGOt 80 SPOJI.TS for the runner·UP spots CJHCAGO UP- Thf B1g Ten's two and one records. I Chic n' Charmii!Q • Place In Big·· yen:· Race·~ 1!J:l The' 'D·1ilt Se Daily Sentinel ' ' On Sports wm • Fr ~.9.iY: J~'1~9fr}.0, 1'rp(i And 'M;r,~; Oh-h-111 Whala eoQ.clqsJo~ -bi tlte meel \' group .adjourned bo th• room tot a covered d1 sh 1 supper:....~_ _,_,.:.·,-~- be•u.. lul prlo91 * * * * Scafe •110 f!.IMI, na fumeo, na flues! t'low G-E upia .......Temperalvrau Tripi-ConhOII Depenr;!illoli-10.Year Protection Planl Compleaelf a"""""'k-iMta~• anywheral 1956'G• E. Bargains Automatic Waiher . . . .. . . . . . $249,95 .q() Q!tYEit5 . . . . . . . . ... $149.95up .' REfliGEU.TC)RS.'.. . .. $159,95 Ul!i " l ' RANGES............. $Hi995 ' With Trade In LRAVI FOR UXAS Mr. an~ MJ"J. r~rv~y Van Vran f ken (June Whaley) and son I Scotty, left Wednesday fof Cor· : pus Christi, T6, whf!JlC th{'Y Till\ :In~' t~lr~!l'•,' ~- , van V,l'al!k"~ Ia .1~, J!f'Pr ~114 he upeCti to &e sta Ohett h1re for the next twe .1tU'•· ., SEE VOl.IR '' NEARBST OLDSM081L DEALER """"'m, G-E H FIRESTONE �---- ,. Page Six ~--,·- - _ •::_::-~::·:'*'________ - - -- - -- - - - : -Th_e__D_o_f.:ly~!lentinel, ~~~-M..!_dd_f.,...;epo ;..._r.t.:,_O_h_lo--'-------- _ _ __ _ ___F_r_ido-,-:y.:...,J_·a_n_u_a.-:ry'--2_0.:_,__1_9_56_ NEW HAVEN SOCim HEAVYWEIGI:ITS START MASS REDUCING WANT ADS ~UTHIRAN Classified Adl 1 :xei\lcd bJ lll .\. K. will be publlsh&e thet &alDt' o:ldt as received. llate.s: 2 Cf!D!Ji pet wora, one -SALE ___ Ill --~FoR Bids wtll be received .at the of fl('e of Manmng 0 Webster Pomeroy Natwna l Bank Bm ld mg, PomC!roy , Oh1o, up unut ll 00 o'clock A. M on Frutd), l February 3rd, J956 , for the farm ~real estate of August T. Snydcr .l COMPLETE lnsuraoce ~tectiOil, deccl\Sf"d, cons1stmg of 96 acre:s Life, Auto. F1rc Polio. CaU DoD more or le~S.S. locatt"d m Sa lem Mills, Middleport, Ohio Township, Me1gs Coun ty, Oluo 1 I about two miles north of lkxtPr ,~ (21) F:state With hve ro()lll dwl•lling house . 1 - - - - -- - -=:--:-barn and olht!r outbuildings . AJ>· FURNISHED }JOUSE for w~. praised value: $6,500 .00 Sec Completely modern. Freshly Manning D. Wr-Llstcr . Property painted . On Lincoln Heigbta . may be ~n by contacl ing James Call 330·M. 11-17-tl Hollon 1:1t H ollon '~:~ Store, Delitcr, Ohio . For !5ale--FRAM E HOUSE with The right is reserved Lo reject bath ; two stories, with v~netian all bids. blind~>. Colema n automatic 11.11~ MANNING o. WEBSTER I' heater, garage, a;:d 2 lots_ Administrator Phon~ 6251-X l -19-3!.c 1·20-3tc serho.D. Mwi.m:nq cbutlilt! ~at - -~ t cents per word for threP CII)D aeeutive lmerlioM. Special----One moatb ror 2fi cent! per word. Fu1J rale or Z t'ents pe~ word will be changed for adv.!rti:.mg if not paJd for befor~ ti,E' t5th of eact. month followHli iJl-Jt!rtion . keal !!:rrors in Advertising-Should be reported lmll..edlal~)' . The Daily SeDtind will not bt! responsible (or more than oot= Incorrect lit· .Uoa. ..td of Tbann aod bpf'Cial Nu· tlces ai Ever.ta printed at regu lar classified rates. Obituanea ~ublished at 1 cent per word. ?"narged Adl received by mill or telepbooe &i Vea. earef u.l I at~ - - -- - - - - - - - tiOD. I NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Tract of Timl>er on stump ; locu~t ExecptOr posts dr-!ivcred to highway; ----c:- - -mixed timothy and clover hay E•f•t• of William How Gomer CANDIDAH-:5 We per bale . J. W . Weatherby , For campaign ~a.rds.. Ru tland, ru. 1, Harri sonville nove lty advcrt1s1 ng, Road 1-19 3\p and book matchc~ . NoticP. i~ hereby p;iven th at caU Pomeroy 201 500 bales Clover & T1mot hy HAY Loring Gomer whose Pw;t Office 1·20-3tc Phon e 6157-M, Middleport G address is 1254 Fair Avenue, Col· · -- -- -H Bak er l · l6·6Lc umhlli, 0 ., ha s been duly oppoint· ..ET OUR EL~CTllONlC !'-"!<~C RE· - -· ~ - - - - - -- ed a.~ l!:xcC"utor of the Esj ate of TAR¥ TAKE YOt.:R WANT Slliconize wilh 1\fARBALIZF.! William Hnsa Gomer late ol Salem ADS AT YOU R CONVENIENCE World's hn t!~ l ca1· protection. Townsh ip, MelilS Cuunty, Ohio, d e· IN THE EVENINGS. CALL 397. On sa le at all service ~t.a ti ons <"cased. and garages. l-17-25tp Dated thi.!; 30th day o[ Decem· FARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS thd you know you could ~ave 25% Modf'l H JOHN D~ERJo-: THA C· ber, 1955. TOR equipped with starte r, J ohn C. Bacon ~or more on part~ by ha,. i nM your liKhts l and hydrau lic lirt; culli· Judge of the Prohate Court thetor e ngi ne ovcrhau l ~d be vators, No. 4 mower and Meigs County, Ohio. fOr11 March l, 19M? Alsu ask aboul our sp~dal on pa inting plows. $500. All equipment good ~ ~1: -6:;:1:3:; shape. AiHo two inGUEHN· ~- -and tuneup. Mei&s Equipment SEY HEIFERS, 8 months old. Co. Phone G4. l -3 48t c Both for 16'- Contact Frank , BRING YOUR SHOES TO RA· Holter, Rt. 1, Racine, Ohio. UNE SHOE SHOP AND SAVE 1·20·3tp MEIGS COUNTY ... . MONEY. 1-17-tf REAL ESTATE OWNIIU Five 600 x lti t1res, tube..~ a nd THI TAX BOOKf Jn loving memory of our dear wheels. Cal l SPru<:e 35622, ARE OPEN NO"' husband and falhcr, H. E. Clifton, W. Va. 1·19·3lp For TtM Paym.nt "Nip" Stewart, who paB&ed Of away 5 yea.r11 ago tortay. Sadly Local Beer Thwn for sale. If in· terested, wntt• The Daily Sen · O.cemblir & June missed by his wire and child· REAL ESTATE TAXIS tine! , Box 008 ~:. Pomeroy, 0 . ren. l -20-ltp 1-19·3tp Books Will CIDM Jn loving memory of William FEBRUARY 1, 1956 J)riode who pa sJted away Jan- I ( 1 Rer•t CLYDE G. MILLHONI uary 20th , 19~. Meigs Co11nty TrNiurer Somewhere along the way, we' ll FURNISHED UR UNFU RNISH· ~:~==========~ meet again, ED APAlfi'M ENTS for rent. Some day in all the yeani tha l 139 Buttc:fnut Ave . 1·20·3tp are to be, i'' URNISHE.~OOM APARTFOR THI BIIT Some day we'll walk together ll ~-Rt IN ITSED CAM memory Jani!, MENT, newl y d~<:oratcrl, hot Y SEI And rind what life has ~mved for water heat furnished. Adults preferred. Phone 337_.J. 1-17·6tc You and me. I 11, \Jot1ces I I .......... I rteenur . hb, announcin& tbe birth of a sOD on Mrs. Job,o Lewii are JanMr. . 8 and at 'Malonv Clinic ia Point Pleasant. Tbe baby w•l&hed I lbs at birth. Paternal grandparents o4' for =-===c:- I - 18 e ~- . ::ompleto WHEEL ALIGNMENT 2 Five roobl. modern APARTbal&ncing .and brake service. MENTS, wllh laUndry and garHacll:etts' Safety Service, Wesl age. New (;.room dwelllna with Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. iara~&a and laundcy. Phone Phone 287. 5-5-tf 310-.M. A. N. BeDJel. 6-27-lf Ill 1 ' Auto Soles FQl' Scaffold Clln,Jon Fisher, Phone 62116-X. 19G2 PON':IAC Station Wagon , Jladio & Heater, '1093. Jimmy Panoru;, MlddleporL 1·14-6tc 111M rLYMOUTH Tudor $15911. Jimmy PuMIOns, port. --:--:- - - 1·14-61<: For steamer. Clinton Flaber, dleport. Ph. 82811-X. ------Furni11hed ""Room APAB'f· Tv.'o MENTS, new fVu.tture. UtUlUts paid. cau 80t4-I.L a.ltMI RODl"iF:Y DOWNING lflStrB.ANCR AOBNC'l 1 ~ Automoblle, HNiltll AC~ENT 1L1f,., CUU&lty Uld .8IG4aJ Real Estate Broker Ill MIPDLEPO&T. OBJO 113&U t'HO,_ tlla IF lllt\3 FORD 'Tudur Sedan, and heater. $1193. Jimmy 110011 MJddleport. 1·1-i..fitc IPM toae bn ,; 'tO I:! ' l!'u& .;;.; : " I BROWN BY TID. W. S.ret1ry of St•te The Constitution ot the State of Ohio requll:es all the dele&ates fro-m ·t his .state to the Nationd Convention. of poJitieal parties to be choSen by direct vote of the electors. One detirlng to be a can.:lidate as 8 lleJea:ite nlust state his first and •eeoqd eh~fces for the presidency aDd such prderences are printed upon th~ primary ba'lot beneafh the name of the can. dldate. Howevl3r, the law prohibits the name. ~~ a choice beln11 wed without ·his written consent, The nuinbet of deleeates to the conventions of ~oth major t~artie~ for the nnmintUon of candidates for Pret~ident and Vice President · This varlatJ(tft is due .to vanes. There will be no ~~~: provided on the .~ for, a person to o fl pcr!lcn 111 hte. ...... gate or alternate · to. a ~l!_i!:\1 party conventiGn. The law vldes lhat blank ap101lo be proYI+ ed on a primal')' baltot for lict·.s which are to be filled minaUon. Jnasm.ueh liiS and altern11tes are. Una:uiahfd from primJry electi4MI ~ are -aot mitted to prer..erlbe • hlllot blank space~ lor . olftee. I \ I;:::::~~~~~~=:;~~~~W~RIT-1-::: .:;: IN==== ,.. Nowadart Wa. taiEen for .,.ant~ttl that a •ick. person 1hould be trta'ed •• cardully and tenderly as • wom•n betnf ·eourted for tile fint time. I Nat , ' THANK CREW FOR GETIING THEM DOWN SAFELY, .. . . . .· ' ~- , . ' . ed enough wrili>ln \'Qiei ' ' ,, . • .'" . ~ .' ~·.·.r· Guaran . . ,.H .. '" • 1... ...,·' wa~ ·' H "YOUR -SUNRISE TO ' , ; l'tA'flON'' 990 On Your Dial HERE'S ON.E".. OF ,THOSE FORI) SlOCI< SI:IA~ES '· Can You <,:~. Identify . . . :-.·: -.~ Bv ERNIE' ' The Daily Sthtlnel ·~!lloe 1fo<.~1~!: -.. . MYSTERY . ' ~' '. ·• , : x:,~ MA.N? · ,,.,·. ·I ~ . · ,,..Cililtl1 ~ell Trimmlill ~ WE BUY l'I'RUC'l"UIW.! I N•a OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. .. ......... - ----- ........ - . TnEFINE QUALITY OF OUR SERVICE COMMANDS , 1 EVERYBODY'S Rllsl"i:cr. Wheel Chairs Hnapl~ ~'ell Ambulan_c~ s.J~ · :CH'liCic ROASt IQI'AUI ' Mit ; ! < ;'fi\;,' to turn the atronpat stomach or ahatter the moat robuat copthe remedies · favored lin the pMt. i A tiac:ittatlnt and bizarre rem· (edy. widei7 ·Jiretel'ibed by top phy•i: clana for nei'v<lue or waiting dis~ i!IHI. from tbe Middle Age1 until • •- Re vo1ution, I· we11 au~-... t t'• , ... ,..,merwan w&~ OTSEGO, Mich. - AleXander Miller wu elected . jusU~ of Peac~ even though he Wasil't a candidate for the job. He r ecelv- I . of yare, howevtl". .!!l!l~l biltory, patien1 triatinent hu moM oftlJn been a r.tatter . for the iron.flated than the kld·eloved ap. · . .,. n ; StrHr lfi~\t~hofce ~tad~ · IIDRAP IRON '' YOUIUFE " · :; For reliable radio aad TV repair, call 8048-J. We aetvlce aU makca. kbmallJ Appllanct~ , Mlddlepo11, Qblo. HI-ll J.n,( ~~'~:-a \ uua lOlli, I I ~~. a vialon. I J saENcEIIt methods li.-in• eaUtd U1nla. commit- rto ordlftaty mtlli· - ·h iiUanea WAt mou , Jt b entit'Wy possible 1ltlrjpecf fa'Oin the elnaU of a criminal that one I)Dilllcal pa'rty may have 1w~o had '*tn .hanted tnchatnil. And twJce the number <lf deleJ:alc& to l!thourh l'&tienta ben,eftted f1·om it 11. national convention u the other •~ut &I rn~h aa tbtJ would have poliUcal party. ' · frOm ehewine Iff.... there .were Officilll nutlfieation ha.s been ' h)anr ·•nthutlutlc · teldrnonial& to received by the Setre\ary ·ot , tbe l'Jllet It b~~i!fht. State's of1iee trom the Republican · Tllt ,averan mt:n Jn thoae days party that Ohio Will b.e eftlitled. t'o • far Mt&er ~tion than the send ~ deletates . and M alter- t to avoid ~h--- u,flP•lattblt nates to the RepubUean National for tllllterihe royalty lnccmventlon held . oi · August ~O. eat~ for w~lt battery T~n or these dele,t:l.t~ .-nd aJtff. PhJ~~lu~"- wlth • ~ales will be vOted 1\pon by the which he waa electors of the ll~te at large. THe, t.o teet on hi& blue.. remaining 46 dtle&M&l aDd alte~ nates wllt be etected .by ton(ll'4WI~ lonal dislrlel>--two ...... each of the 2a cGii&t'etisib-ntl .dlstrlet&. This otrice hu ·not yet receJved oUidal notifi-cation from. Dem· ocratlc National HeadqUartera Jardi.n& the number of deJea:ates and alterl,ale~. OhJO> wm ~e en· titled to send to tJutt CODventJon. Although many .state• link al· ternates to particular d>leptei, Ohio has not made uy auch ~ •ll ·1.! • J ..,.......d .... Secrojaty ql $lalo of Ohio ' 51f . no \ I *" '"II I ' ~~j~lllr~.~~~~~~~C~a~p~· e~h~art~ . IIF;:;;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;:;;;;;;:::f You have someth• To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad •be Your Representatlve. - They Get Results- - from the Your ' Eledion OUSt<~, uniur- ~ ~~~:~;~~~~~~~~!gt~::~~: Phone 115 ghf• byapportlol).ment the natid"nlll Some the mystic \'Cil wilL -·6-Room II Ave., Middledrawday a&Jclc; nJ.shed. NEW llrowniJil Our ro~d will stretch way into port. RcasonabJc. Phpnc 6044. the blue 1 l\1. 1_17 .tf f'nd I will t11kc this puth so new,! - --- --·------""untried, ' • Two furnishC 1l apa1·tmen1 s. one 2· Wi th t·onfulenrc hct·IHJ:sc I W<tlk ii)Om ;md une 3· rou m. All utili . w1th yo u. IJc.-;. One J -room unrurnishcd My ~ecrct hr-art assures me !hi.~ a p~<rlmen t. Inquire- Home Res· 11!1 so, hlui'Hnt, Middleport . 1-16-tlll' Thouw:h dark my road Loday, ·--- - - !!hall not care, 2 FURNJSHKD APAUTMENTS on J'll hear a voice whisi)C:r nnd Mechanic St. and 1 FURNJSU know ED HOUSE on Lincoln ilill, Some dny I'll turn a Ut:nd · l'omeroy, Ohlu. lnq\Jire Ewing's .Siore, W. Main St., Pomeroy , find you there. Mrs. .Shirky l'rlodc Oh io. Phonll 133. l -3·tf ren. 4-roorn HOUSE and bath In Mason -~·~ c· I Au.t o Services 1'11i:6~~ 11 Ivan B~lh, SP 3-6310. Afo!D MJtS. 8lllli& t/IL ABNU ., ••• :20:;:3:1:'======:, 1- Laws By led W. Brow11 - - ---- • • •• 1 Athey. Mrs. Icie- ' M.ill~r aqcf )llh. Pansy . ~- and _Mrs .. C.ba~lea Lester Fry were called .to Columbus by Vl&lted relattves JD RJpJey over tbt d.eafb of Uleir· brOther Char1· the weekend. ea M~ . •n?.Mrs. &0 Johuton an ~ J.plliseRousb, Bob lamJiy Vtslted Mr. and Mlrs • .89· viilttd Norris Roush at Eason ol Pomeroy ~unda)'. · weekend NOTICE •• kiY A Mr. and Mrs. HarTy Lewis of West Columbia and Mr. and Mri. l lloward Roush, Letart Route. R<:~y Ward of ·MBd.ison, Ir d., .spent the 11•eekend here with hb parents, Mr. and Mn. Mark Ward. . Mr. and Mrr. Luther Smith arc an nouncing the birth of a son 1Jan. 13 at Hober HOipital. James J:Jampton WJI!i a recant MITHOOIST v1sitor in Roanoke, Va . The Methodist Men's Sundt-· Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewut and School Class met Jan. 10 at the I Mr. and Mrs. · Couch were ia church. Also a C()Jnmittee of wom· Charleston Ttn~.rsday: t!n of the Willina Workers cla&:. Mrs. Serlna Farino the mothet were present . be group discussed of Mrs . SebaaWn Tedtsco recent· and voted to purchue and build 1~ died at her home, Niagara Falls table~~e and chairs tor the prim 1 N. Y. Mrs. Tedesco and ctli.ldren ary department. rc maiDed there but Mr. edesco returned to biJ }tom~ here. Pvt. Roush is a member of the ·-· ~. and Mrs. Jen Abels visited S. Army. relatives in Columbus recently. Charlea Brown, Pittabur1h, was Mr. and Mrs . Dou~la.s Garretl hoDme over the weekend. and chlldren of Zanesville were Inner ~Uei~ of Mr. and Mn. here on business Saturday. 1 Carool ,A.dama on SuDday were · M~ . Home from collel(e Wet'e Ja n and Mfs. C.. M. Adams of Galli· Schneider and Mr. uul Mrs. Did ~~~e. liiDd Mr. and Mrs. Herman . . 1 11re The St. Paul Evangelical Luth v: -"> . . ~-u.ij_u!~~Jg~FILTERED cLEA!\' eran Church held lhl:!i.r annua l I ,.....,, , .. ,1, ., ..,ot--r WATER A congregational dinner at the ~ spe<"J<~I made s ~:~nitary lined taDk BUSINESS MEN L'> U..ld for hauling. It costs no The Business Men met Jan. lO nwr r to have the best. Contact at the city building. The natuu.l C W Buck, Rutland . l-12-6tc gas situation was discussed and possibilities of bettering it. (20 8) Insurance 49) For Sale---· --· I -~--=------=-----· ' ,. ;.O>!kMlYI,;" �- .. -~- "*Eight Racine News Notes memben were present with the new minister, Rev , Weiiley Jentlo.s and wife as gu~tl. The de At the reguW &..md~Y monun1 votlonal program "Inventory or aervke:s of Ractne Methodist Sun- out SpiritU>al L.ife" wu by Mn . dBY. .scboo1 pins and bat:!! for perVaroe Watterson. Mra. Marie fee\ attendance rerords werP. Rdwb, led the profjram " Weinpresented to the scholars by J.Ome." -Included in the business of Supt. l{arry Manuel. Ban; for tbe evening were final plans for four yean;: Dianna Elwood. Patty Drdainina: the minister. le:r in served .t f-H PlOD- Club lll"' Satto or1anJte wJtli nv•'nteen :::J p.-1. Tbe foDowllll :W""' eteeted' Pr10ldtll~ ~ THIS WEEK'S SPEC Year 744 742 704 592 499 611 571 687-A 532 331-A 695-A R-645 516-B 558-A 520-B 479-A R-572 R-599 730-C 54 53 53 53 52 51 51 51 51 51 50 50 50 49 49 fl 47 47 38 Make Model Plymouth Plymouth Dodge Dodge Pontiac Ford Chevrolet Oldsmobde Chevrolet Chevrolet Packard Ponticrc Chevrolet Studebaker Ford Ford Ford Chevrolet Chevrolet 4-Door 6-Pass. Cpe. 2-Door 4-Door 2-Door 6-Pass. Cpe. 2-Door 4-Door 2-Door 4-Door 4-Door 2-Door 4-Door Convert. 2-Door 2·Door 2-Door 2-Door 2-Door ' - noon. The ,ow-th .hl,rthdo¥".·' ol Karen Humpbtey -was celeb~ _ . day aft<tmoon at the bome bt"»r pareoll !lllr-. ud . lito. £, add HumpbreJ. Gllftlll! were ,p,W-afttt which· ke ·~eam. ti~dd eake aJKt K~·Aid were ~ed. Elwood, Bllly Elwood , Ma ttie CLr de, Mr.s . Bryson and Philip RoMrs. Lillian Jiv1de11 is spending berts . B~~ors for three year.s : Linda a few duys with her son, Dr . Ord, Hooter Hayman and Ricky Charles Jiv1dcn and bmily of Sargent, Bars for two years : Ruth Athens .. Walfe, Duane Wolfe. Pamela C}eek, Beth Ord and Harriet NeigJlrs. Mallie Curtis had as over ler. Pius-Bars for one year : Ricky night guests Tuesday l>er daughElwood, Virginia Johnson anti Don ter Marlyn and Mrs. Helen CarroU and Mi&s Delor61i Lu011s of Johnson. Huntineton. SOCIETY MEETS Crit Bradford, si.udenl at OSU. The Baptist M~ionary Society spent the weekend wtth his parmet fo'riday evening at the hom~ ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradford . (lf Mrs. Frankie Neiglc-r with ·Mrs. Mr. and Mr:s. Gan: Sellers and Bertha Sayre, assisting. Eleven Uaby visited over the weekend Stock -etwa•- POUuck lwteh .,r» Price 13_:45.00 I 1095.00 885.00 ' 995.00 845.00 545.00 595.00 845.00 545.00 499.00 295.00 565.00 445.00 265.00 345.00 395.00 199.00 .65.00 65.00 only only only only only only only only only only only only only only only only only only only Co pany .: up lo ~oP\ho of B to 1~ ·a u.,. At leut six bla'n'led 'on ·t:hc" snow Mrs. Harold. . Mas~. James E. 'Forbes, l.o_r.g Bottom called on ·Mrs. R085 vUie, 0., cbemlcil By MRS. JOHN Dl6HL Cleland. Helen Y. Welch, 17, Attendnnce at Sunday Scboo1 [ 1and. • ville. January Ui Wa15 97; oflcrlng $13 .· ·carl McElfresh, Leonllrdsburg,' 07. 0., Was here to attend t)le fUneral MITCH PINID of his aunt, Mr.s. Rua Rlde.llour. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Peoples Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaul and C. 0. Fisher.(itu:d . 01Lver cllled on Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Ja· son have moved into an apartment I :!~\f.~ and cost& On I charge of e-obi Sunday afternoon. in Pomeroy. ~ an Obi.o Valley ~k· Mr. and Mrs. lyan Die4J; re- •Tha DR~ual\ters of, Ameflca met turned to their hofrt' i~ 'Rosen- at the lodge hall Tuesday evening. ·Recent caHei-s of Mr. 11nd Mrs. burg, Texas, after sperlding the were- ·Mr. and past three months with bis par· DIVid Koble.ntz ents, Mr. a,nd Mrs. Lou Diehl. -Mr. fJ WINTER . WONDERlAND. BUY NOW AND SAVE Nit ·Mea~ _, Dlebl. ' PerC)'· Rev.: Allen. well, · ,., of· 1955 PLYMOUTH 8tallon Wa&on. Fully t:qulppe~ milee&e. Olio loeal oWDer. 2·Door, V-8 eqgble1 Pleuhul llgbl blue fiDIIII. Very moo. 1 "'"""': aol'l served tbe 'dinner were lin. Evf':CU DaviJ, Mrs. W. W. Hayes, M... H. E. Bwh. ,....._ E. M. Wood Mi.<:s Be'l-c; Sanborn anCt lualllta Bangerter. •~~~~·t~; I:~.d~~{l~~~~~!~~~·:.·:,~;~~;I Burrdl Barton ' Mrs. J, J. Adams ., ·Succumbs Friday At ColUDJbps '•:;~~ home. u•,ectedly at Frld!IY, acword recelved. bere 1e . Mer.:edes ·Cortdon. ·her •. ' { •. • 1953<CHE¥l0Ll1' _. Go 1 ••• Racine Hi LiSts 43 Students. On The Honor Roll wiD be held ·a t · · the Home." Egan· 995,00 IIU Dis. 4 dr. 8edu. ·OIIo local.oner. QriJ• · tmlllll ' ' . · - .· $2395,00 IAJakollko I II .-~.I I I $1,595.00 . ,.... 1953 FORD Low mllroge. Radio ID4 Heeter. A·l llres_ Oue local Owner. · DOW OllO, $1,195.00 1951 FORD I Vldorla Two-tofte paint_ VI en&lno, Good ttre... Till& car bU hid good eere. $800,00 1955 CHEVROLET . fl695 1951 FORD H $1.4?5.0!), '"" 1955 FORD ' . $1,195,00 . . Vlctorl~~o Beautiful Tan tmtl:W&fu! Radio • )Jeater _ Good Tlrri.,Loll of Exlrao. ·' -·--$.-.199.;...;..;;.5:00~ .. .__...._ 1952 STU,D$BAKEI Commander v.• ~ eliJIDe. iOti!l 1953 PLYMOUTH 1950 PONTIAC c;tattoa Wqon. run,. ectalpped. llr.,.. Good palllt. Bldlo .to BOI.ter. Boa•U!ul Red A White. Low Mlle- fwo.lollo.JIIIa$. L!>ll of equlJnnent_ Medium hllie tlnllh. Clean aa 1 pill Why dme auytid.na; older·when.tltts . qe. _, only Is on(J ~~~· ' .., $495·00 $2395.00 $1100()0 :j;, $5t,'J.OO al&o beeatise 'of'bi• terest in ttte "'elfar-e of ~an f:Jrphans. Pro- c~ fronl ~ ,laJJil ot: ~iB story to. Hollyw®tt, &. .r~ $80,~ . 'YiU be ~iven td the OrphiDf ROme -of Korea, ·an;orpbartate at Cbeju Island.. . , f .. , A Jl'adu.ate of t«rietta COlleae In 1941, Col. Heaa .Iliad ' Hw com. bat servke wbUe ~ Army Air · COfPil' flyer in Woi-ld War iJ then returned· to Ohio to"- atLend Ohio Vnlvel-ttlt;y .and oh(oistate. J{c wa.s recai1M.'tll lctive dfaff-1n .tlte Air FOrce in liMB an.d was bslgtled to Koreu ln 1900. . He is now a special assiatlnt to· the Deputy Chief of Staff at the Peitt&J,~~. U. ~ c. """• . . PLAN POL · "DANCI :, W ,/, • • A Polio On~ sponsOred by YOUR . : DE,.LiR ,,._ be- Many similar but ltliwer--pr-iced.,jJ: ~~ti':. held ia ...r .. ol ""~: . C'-'l(lftuhTV , The President appeual over cto.ed-<lreult teleoision U · out' >I a 30 mlaute Pl"ffi''m · . _ _..._ .... , tbe lieta Sigma ·Pbl Sorority, wUt be held, Saturdi.Y. January 28.....Jl t,h,e Porn~ ,.,lu,flot" Jflgh ~ ~Dial~mt ~ will ~ ·-~m 10 ,.s_p~ 1.~ '~Pkets for lldiltto lll'o pti~ ·,·_it $1.!10 ..d 'lll"ceiilil !'.r cliliiea. · -·- Tb~ M'riP .Chapter, Izaak Wal· ton. Uea~ue _or ~e~ea, will have tbe~r_ recular meeting l-Jonday e\tealhg It the ClUb Howse on the farm ~ear Cb'eite"r. A wil~ tiiitiblt dinner will be terved at '7 p. ,m. and a molion pictore ~ntttled "~hi~ USA" will be sflo~; Tb& movu': ts to be procur· ed by .Mr. lloyt..o( the- Sohio se:r: vjce ataJipn. · A sbott business/ at&&iOn . wlll"be held aftft' the dinncr. ! · WIA.:THII CANCILS TISTS The Se,nlor Scbelar.sbip te~tb will be· giVe'n 'Tu$iay at the Pomeroy High ·SChttot These Uslll were scbcdllled to "be given oil Fft.day, bitt "ct:ue to the bad weather t~ey were e&pcelted. · · - .. · · HOLZIR :HOSPITAL AdmiUed Frldar: Mrs. Jamea Hollcm, Dexter; M:iss Freda Sax· ton, Mtldlejlort: Mrs. Fred R. carsq, . Jt., . . Syracuse; Ocean ·Gardner; Galllpblls Ferry, W. Va.; )Ira: Rould Halstead, Sotlth.s!d.e , W. _V~. Blrt"': a daulbter born to Mr. and· Mra; Fred. R. ·Cirtey, Jr.; 1 ••• born to Jlr..... Jlr& -Honold ·llalltead- . , I"' • I sade experts participati~ Those making t.he hopqr roll in· program w~re: J.ames La.vi.n, .clud" SENIORS-Janet Beegle. NatiOilally·known Cancer ton public relations speciaUst the ACS. M188aehuseUs Division; Don Hayman, Ruby Ann Holter, Marilyn Roush, Carol Sal~. N1ncy Leonard Griffith, Field .i~t;~; DireCtor and Sal Cicetti, Shule-r and Johnny Yost. al Carhpaign Director. JUNIORs-Norma Ann Cbap:- and Cicetti repre10ented man, Muralyn Clelmd, Robe'rt ional American Cancer Euler, David Hy.;;ell. Phyl-lis Jhle, Inc.. N. Y. Donna Jean Lewis, Joan Neville Glenna Randolph, Wanda Roush: During thtl Secrttaries Dwaln Sayre, Claudia Shields, ference and Workshop the Jitnice Wolfe . lowing presentations were given "Ways of working with SOPHOMORES-J"ad.ic Adams, by Richard Wallen, ~~~:f~~ Ro,11cr Beegle, Carolyn- Clelan-d, cliie · Professor of June Codner, Tommy ~iaher, Ar· Western Reserve chic Hayman. Mattie Kr"'f, Linda · Cleveland; "d.neer ·MaUory, Annabel .Roae, AJett B.us- and the Emp~Oyee," by seU, SUI~an Shain, Patricia· ,Stobart bt!ler, Public EdUcation '~:~:I 1aek Weese, Carl Wolfe. A S, Pbiladelphla Division; " · FflESHMEN-S~aron BO;So, Lin· ('er Services," John F. King, ilia Donohut, Donna lliJJdore. D., DireMor of Service; and - ~hariCJ> Ihle, Vir~inilf. Jobo.s~n. "Tbe lmport.anca arul Need Knopp, Patr:leia ·Martin. ShiT· Volunteer Workers" by Uenry ·McKehrey, Mary Alice Nease, lllan.chard, Ats Direet.or of .Conl;farry Ours, Nancy Promtt. N'a· fcrences 11-nd ~- King and _.ctlne Roush, Ronnie &il~er. Altle Bllmchard are (rom tlie NflotiOO· Stover, Martha Teaford, Roy V~o al American ...Cancer Society, Inc., Meter, JoaDtl Wickline. N. Y. Tbe three-day program direct· EMERG&NCY SQUAD RUN ed towards •ntenaifyiq eance:r The Pomeroy Emef'Mency Squ.aJ control thfou.ghout die Buckeye ~ook Dr. T. 0. Hewetson to tlte State was i.tt~ndcd by · approxi· home of Clay Eblen, Laurel Clif,f. mately 2bo Obloa,os repreaentim: FMday niaht .. .. eme... lnorelbln :o~ cqonties I I ftois ·c. Clll. . __ ..,cy brger diJIDtn. Tilo 1p!i,. I WU(~eet On Monday -~:~~~~h~it~c~~:rt~u6~nf:O~u~::: , . ~: HJ~r fame c.mi, ~ t only from bls .d.a.i'inl combat eti.Ces, but (I Plelwp. Jol blaek. U.e-new finish. Veey good. llreiB. ll,O«Hi adual miles. Bxeellenl lhro1!,lh0lll. 1 ~ma.'; peppy. lll major dlanm 111 '$1' - . r : •-- 211 ,;u, ... blue-ri. . . .. .u~ )Sf:r·pL1te ralliP. attracted Q ~ all atteadaD'ca G'iwrted - · ... tween 60.000 aud 'io,ooo ~ni ·'* ••red on the program was in Two-tone pain$. Radio and lle-ter. Power oteerln&. Really a fbto ear. "Pomt broadeul· to ·four -at; Funeral sen-ices will be held f~in by special radio cil'eu.iU. 'l'lle. . Sunday at tlw Chase Funeral Presidf!nl's rema:D alao 'lferl Home. Rutlan4 for 8111Tel1 Bar- broadcut natioAally ~ the AJHr. ton of Pomeroy, who dietf su~· ican Broadcuting.c,. __ denly at his home 1bursd1J. In hia first Ujdr .public ap: Time of the service& have been pearanee aince. _JiiJ- iliDaM last set for 2:30 p.m. summer, tbe ~t apote . lr · penon befote ad aodieuce ol .survlv~ng the de~ased are his some 1.100 iJl the baJitoom or til' wile, Shirley, seven sons: An- Park Shentolt J1otJe1 here. He dif drew of Newark; Ray of Cleve- not aUead tile . . . - . 1Mzt arrived. . . ; Bruee of Columb~, DaM with Mrl. Ei11...,..er: fD time tcr "~~~~ j ·~·ln.bus;AAF, Japan; AriiD, Cut· watch the TV Jlftlnm u ameql Mrs. Shavorinsky said ·'Burrell, Jr., of Colum- switched from f:i1t to eity tMhe1!ediC'eated _bclp aad ~crviee bDus; and Jack in the Navy at S.n Wben lll'. Eta:B~ Ituwer ·spoke. e..., ounty vo 1un 18ere. lego, Calif. his remub seflllltid to bne a c(fOI't wUI be made to the tecbllique 1 · and . neW One daughter Hazel Seltzer o( quietioa: effect OJt tbe crowd. glined · at thts conrerepee to CJvcland and imce graadcbild- 'lbey bad been forewu-ned 1I;P..L tinue and expand eBneer ren also survive. to aped aa UlD01Ute£'111ent of 11_~ plans, but when he ended r:~::.,in Meigs County Rev. Linden Wolls asaisted by saying he wu JtiU undetermiae( .... Itev. Robert Linter wiU offlclate the applause was markedly mm::e Gordon JefCrey, Toledo, the services. Burial wW be in subdued than it was wbea ,Jie campaign Chairman ror Cemetery. started to speAk. . flfth eonsecuUve year, · _ ·i at the campaign meeting. L. Terry, M. D., researe~h:~r;.; i.st at Ohio State who spoke on "Ctacer lzaak Walton League SUPt:R the GOP Nati.o-nal Finaoee Co.mmittee acr058 the country l'ridaJ nipt, the dominant tbeme of tbe political oratory wu, ..We Waat Ike.'' . Tbe President told an estimat• ed 100,000 party faithful lra,U.Iy that tm future role in. the GOP remained "undetennJBed." Bat he nid whether campacien time fiqdi him 1 re-election e.~odld.IU or .... worker In the nob" be wUI Ltlkit with all his .t<ooctb lor eoat~a... tion of the policies that lllide( bis admlai<tratlon tor the put three years. · Mr-. Eisenhower sa-id he- wt&bed there .......me metbo4 I!Y whiii 1be Amerit.an people coukl out tbe path of my tnie dub." O.ldr Decit.lon PNiriiN• .. But it appean," he- added, ''t.Ut tbi1 is a quertion that firJt I alone must anJWet. The a~Uwu will be fortheomina as quktJJ ~.­ il i• firmly faed lll mJ mJrul.." <9 Of ~-- .. I Funeral SerVI•Ce . . . Will Be S 1 unday tbe , gram was 1955 BUICK . · u. ftlf ·· · Meigs· · 1955 FORD - 1. Adams, 163I ·· Elm· frequent visitor to .'J-".'' • him *'• M ........... . _ ,,(lnlwt'nOIIonat). of three Kentuckians his ~.;i.Plure. • ·•I'"IIY DOl bll)' a Bl&e!Wr wintetlit.~l"~>!"'r and elljo{~l!l" Why Wait 'Til Spring When Prices ~•nd -~·• la. ~'"'''Y ·of $1... John Dulltoo¥11,....... car . l'eo, yoU.!DIY not IJave anolbe to bUJ'·•t aiid . .r. opJIOrlim"Y . • wm u• ill ltat• be- Marietta Cnllege' To Ho._or Famous _, Prubate Jud~e John C. Bacon was the- speaker when the Middleport.Pomeroy Rotary ctub met 3! Heath Methodist Chur~h Friday evening . Edison Baker. president, wa-s in dlarge of th e meetmg and the program chairman, Judge Ce· dric Clark, introduced the speakEnthutiutte rut GOP anton er whose topk was ''Fantastic \ were about tbe Ptuidellt :vn Court Deciiiioas". agatn. they rtiU were witaout ~ Judge Bacon began bi!i tatk dua to lli& ultimate deeiaioo. Hi with a resume of the " Dra~:net" shed no mo.re liebt on hU plaiJII case heard on television on Thurs Friday nigbt than he dJd· at hlJ day evening Uld he cited a num· news confere-nce Tburtdl.y. While Lbe ~blicab dftive( ~ of cases throughout tVe na· no new information from the pre hon whue tbe deei&ion~ were dif· sideat tbey were .succf:SS!ul i' rlcult to uadentand. He reeamraisiDs milliom of doUan for mended that if bis listeners were their 1tl56 war cheat. Eatimata of convinced that there was cause for question tbey write legiJla· the grou tDe from several 'buative and judicial autltorities and dred di.nQers ran tiS hiP u fivemillion. dollan. Half goes to the abo public forum letters. GOP National Committee .and tbe Two tuests at the djnner were rest to .state and local Republican. the Rev. Paul Niswander and organiutions. Homer Walters, Gallipoli6. -Tbe natlonwi.le '"UUute." 10 tbe Methodist WPIJ.~ wbo prepared !te&j,Gellt was lMiilt ·fbietb' lfblntd boun: ·:SEE OUR ''. WE H YE THE Mto. Bloke -- Mrs. Margaret AUen Sunday afternoon wttb Mrs. PoweJI and family. ) Probat.e Judge (s Speaker At Rotary Meeting survivinc tbe deceased are hu husband Mont 1nd one brother, Harry Kirk. , tWeen· theof noOn and J··P· m. Mt~n~ at th~ New llaVeli JtV.O Church whlll"e the (un~ rkes will be con.dutted by ReV. K. 3. PRiNCETON, Ind. UP,..State Seo~( . "l• police armed with sawed-off ahot 8\lrbl ' ~IU' be. m~~· tn Wb,lt• guns' and tommy guns · iod&y Chapel ·llomor;t~ Gatti'!!> at!IW atlarded o!ficlali and witDeU'.:!"s botinvtlle, W. "l'a. who helped convict Leslie- In-in, the "Chinese execution" kll1t!r w:ho sUpped out · of 11n "esea]le proor• jail hurs:day. . Irvin bad killed iix persoN be. fore be was trapped, · tiled. ·u. death. Pblil!« . Jack Jacobi!: spent Monday af. ternoon with hJs grandmother, Mrs. P. Jacobs. . BY MERRIMAN SMITH U"Ited Pres& Whi,. Ho;,tM Writer WASHINGTON UP - Rl!publi· can l~ders from coast to coa8t made It abundantly clear today they wan1 _President F.u;enhowl"r to ru~ ~gam deap!te his recent r('.servalton!ll about hrs health. At hundred~ of "Salute to E1· .!il!'nhowt>r" dinners "pon-sorefl by - -- death. 4State Alarm Is Sounded For Escaped Killer ans Eisenhower Promises AQuiek . Decision On Political Future Defends Dulles ~urr tetistertid sf degrees. · air maa ,Wept over Sub-zero temperatures ·.prevailed Fun~al1mlces Wi1l H b.eld at and sent .temp~ra· over NOttb Dakota, eastem ·.SOvlb 1 p. ·lift. Mrid1y .fok- Mrs. 'Glady~ far ,soJW(b today .Dak-ota, Iowa, 'MinnesOta and Wis· May lila.ke, 80, of New Haven, Alabania and conrin in the Midwest this rnMn· wbo died eaTiy Saturday morning Wlllte of \finter's Jnc. Early today it wa, 20 below at Holzer Hoapltllll. "!~1 WI!'OiJ' zero at Spencer, Iowa. Born in; 189& Mn. Blake wu temperatures Below (reezlng the daulhter of Hr. attd Mrs. Wil· spread eastward across the OJiio soh Kirlt who preceded her In W.rU:D PltiSS . · blanket rana:ed from ,4-:qantic Seaboard MARIIAGI LICINSIS erm ·· Gladys M. Bl~ke ·· Funeral Service.·. Will Be . Valley and into Virginia. Callers at the John home were Mr. and Mrs. L. Peoples, Mr. Lou Diehl, BateS, lnd Mrs. Mlr1aret Mr. Diehl has not been 10 but Is improving. '' ent IVeS ·Col.d Wave Wi SendT Downward · · USED CAR and TRUCK SUPER MARKET • Open Evenings ti18-Sunpoys 1-4P. M· (Near Editorial Phone 897 • \JnWestToBringMore . LAUREL CLIFF at. Vol. VII No.235 Niw Stonn Center Mrs. Anna DiU visited wl.tb. her dau1hter, Mrs. Lawrence ,. onmn and family. SoutiU!tUt.ern 0/&io'• Largelt ~ .. .,.,..~ ·t..-•· w.u- • e IY MIU LUCY Kla.L\1 Tloe· W6CS at the !l! 1:. C..r~h held lltelr JIOUIJ')' mettllll J~ Ill• ~burch bafiement.. WedneldaY with the prw.tdent. Kn. 'Mamle Butk- IY ID HDWILL Jll. PERfECT ATTINDANCE m inlbe stAte. · · ·u.., · · BIRTHDAY GIFTS FOR NAUTIWS :~ ~ � 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 20, 1956 barton tillett