https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/767ba551eacb7d1b5e588e679df9a9da.pdf 3e1e572548c4d89fbcb90090f11e1862 PDF Text Text - .. -~- "*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 :~ ~ �SQt\;rdQy, January 2 1, 1956. Page Two "- - · - - phone 398, toddorial olf1ce phoruo 397 Kntt>red as SPN~nd Pomtoroy OJuo ria "~ m.'l litn g malt rr at thr Na!tonal odvf"rlt ~ Jn g' r"flrete1Qh11Ve. p o~t IJHtC'P Bottmelli KtmLa.ll, The News fiGHT, OR RUN· WHICH f rublti ~ed evetl' u.ftcrooon rxeept Sundll} Uv 'ftle- Ohio Vallt>y Sl!lli!Ml, lpc., •t 110 M&rht•m St , PomE"ro~ 0 Bu ~ lD E'SS ofrt r e By CHARLES M. McCANN fit U~ Prtu Inc Subscr:ption ra~e!J Dell\ cry by carrJeT wbere av :nl~O 30 cents per wef'lt one year m advanC'e at The. Qflly S.f:inltneJ off~e. $1~ 8(1; sJz months., $7 80 th1 ee monthi, $1.80 ' iy motor rou.te where avatlable· gnE" month $J By mail one ye4r $8. six montbs, $4 25; three m9.11ths, $250, one monlh, fl. 1. Egypt, land· of the Pharaohs entered a new period in tts 7,()()0. year history Smiling, dynamic Pres1dent-Prem1er Gamnl Abdel CQiorado Project.-A Bargain? A rtl.J)ort " bowtng that nf"arb :n million ar.res oF fmtt farm laQds are now !yang tdle m ~9 East~rn, ~opthern a~d "tdwe~arn Sta~es "'ill .soon be pbtced before COI'J~SJ , Rep. Cra1~ Hl)smer of CaJt/ornla said that ))e would -prl".!lt:nl to t.he Hou~e of Representnhves rvtdence to s~w tbat while- th~ Federal Duf('au Jf R••elamatton ~~ MktnR Comrrcasot to approvf" enormo\)s costlv n(Ow mie:at1on proil'-cl ~ at le:ut 20,P3'7,ll$3 acres or the ~ed Arnerjcan <'rop lnnd unused £or any purpose "Rtl!h1 now" Hosmer ~tatcd ... we have be(ore u~ in Con~ess the ~ieanitr Upnrr Colorado RIVer Project Unoueshonablv th~ mt\Sl e-x Pl'O'~l~e and un~oun<l Hhemt> vet dCvised it would br;inp: into proflu~non mor,. lh11n llalC a million Attl'a in biJb, barren, temOIE' area~ o( Wvnrn 1n:! ColomtdfJ Utah and New Mexico "Wdh ID!llJons of IW'rr.J or the bq.st ll'l'IR l•od awaitinw the plow in oreas whrre the ramfall ts heayy and the .rrOWIDil sea!;nn lonr th~ R11Ciamn.t11•n Bureau wo11ld ffJrct'l this ~reat ~u"dep of tbe tfpper Cqlorado Bivl'r Projf'cl on the AmeritUJI t8¥:])1j.VeJ'S" The RePllbllcan Cr,I\.IU'essman said that At his request a survey had l>el'n eonJueted to determine the a~\l'nt of 100~ crop IA~rl "now i~lP r.nrl avallllble for farmtDQ' if needed 1'be clata wa!l su,PIIed by Citld rftiCf"l of the lJ S &r.il Conservatinn Serviclil , "We constdered only land in Glfi"~ I. •nd m,"lfOSIJfer stated "Th1s i~; the b~st agricultural ltnd, and the tQtal doeli not lncludt> v.oodlands, pastures or government lands HO Sky 'lng 10 30 Flpty 1100 F11ry I 11 30 t2.00 12 30 100 1 30 2 00 300 600 6 30 Mahone:v lt.'J A Great L1fe 8-o6 rtrtY C'omo Cartoon Carmval 9.00 !0 ~ Max Liebman taptam Z·Ro Hit na'C'de" Farmer Chek •..Y t ""!' Nimrod &: AnJle-r 11;00 Newt~ & Spotb Htt41Jnes Top Ten Dance Parly 11.10 Owl The~re .!"_BA ll!.sket .. l.l~- - -- _1_:.110 _ _Sl6.,_n_Of_l_ _ - - Nasser prol'lrmned a new con shtution Under It th~ mrant Egyptian republic wdl get 1ts j SUNDAY 1.00 Wide Wide Wo<Jd 5·30 Ca)llalb Gallan\ !trsl representative parlutmen· 10 10 SJiD On tary government Arter the over 10 U Christian Se1ence J'roaram 11·00 M~t the Press 1 tbrow qf King Farouk, the ruJ 10 30 What Ons P~rsoa Can DQ. ~,;w "-~·»~~ ~ ing ar.r;ny chieftams announced a 11 00 This Is the Llfe h5 Nows Pltturo ' three-year per1orl of trans1tlon 11 30 Man to Man 7:00 LJber,ce This period ended Monda~ , and 11 45 Indu.~try on Pa1·ade 130 Frontier the army made good on 1ts pro 12 00 Mr Wttard 8.00 C9medy Hour mtse to start the country on 1Ls 12 30 TV Chapel T'tlevwon Playlto1)sf!t : way to full rule by the people. 1 00 Championship Bowhng JQ:IIII Lorette. You~ 'ibbw 2. Sovtet Russia amtounced that 2 00 Talent Showcase 10:311 J"'llce Jt would formally: hand over its( 2 30 Youth. w~nts to Know 11:1111 'J'r~~ lbealre naval base of PGrkkala to Fm· 3 00 Dr. Spoek 1W Sip land next Thursday After World 3 30 Zoo Parad~ Waz U, Russta compelled Fm -~--- ~- ------.._.,-------~--r1and to "lease'' the south ..coast · ·-· base {o 1t for 50 years The Krem lm annoqn~ed last September tltnt i.t would gtve up Porkkaln, 39 years ahead or hme After next Th.ursda~, the people whom the Russians evtcted from thetr SATIIRDAV 5·00 Chureh'.a Big Story homes m the area w1ll be tree to 9·30 Si.ln On Prayer G:30 Sat11rday NeW. Sjleetal reliiin.- 9 30 Captam Jl'..att~sro() 5:45 Feoture Report 3. Hope rose for rt friendly set 10 30 W1nky Dink and You 6:00 Y>)U No 'i'hf"G tlement of the dangerous Cyprus 11 00 Mtghty Mouse Pl,JYhouse 8:30 Sat11rday L11eJ SIIOw dispute. Greece demands that l 1 30 Tale.s of Teus RauJers 7:l!Ch-Jolllul1 Cll'llln lhDir Britain surrender the east Medi. 12 00 811 Top 7:80 B,.~ tbo Clock terranean island, whtc~ has be· 1 00 Lone lbn1er s~~ · come the most tmport Alhed 8·80 Hone,..-. as A parachuter he can volunteer md1tary base tn the Mtddle East 1 30 Capta1n MidDltht 9:00 Her~ Schrlller• ho lor for the spectal forces. Ahead of Advtces from London mdtc:tlll 2 00 Best Foot Forward the lads who have the courage to 2 30 Town & CouDtry Cross- 8:30 l'or.l Sl81" JubU~ raise a band 00 thiB detatl are that Greece, and Cyprus Greek · ropds tbe llonef natlonalists, mny agree to w1der B1g Ten Basketball ll:W Tbe Lit& Sbow 00 3 months and montht of fUIJged home rule for the island, with a ' · _rot he h 1 "'I d -~~--:::-=:=:-::7-~"-:1,.,,.;=7 .,..,,.,,..,,.,teaming. Some make it, spme don't. Men here are separated ~~:f!rl"';o~et~~ ~ ° fu~;~· SUNPA-1 . - .... - i:OO Fr~at' itpw 'b~~t;i. 4 ' • from pb~~.: ... ' Tht lid 10 00 Sign On 5.QO Jl~Di)V' 1 • 11 110 __....rm ' .-mpu "' 1 T~ newly-elect~d Fre.wh 10 00 ~TUp Unto If¥ Feet 6:30 lmale ·oakley Ftrllt, there i$ a half year parliament met in Paris in an at· 10 30 Look lip 1: Lite 7:00 ~14! · com·se in ps:y~oloa:lcal warfare. mosphere o£ dtssens10n which ll 00 The Cbrl.stophen '7 3Q Pri. . S$el.M&I'f" Study ol thin&& hke commuljllca· fOre~ded month~a or' , recurrent 11 30 Camera Three 8•90 E4' $11lllv•n tions, medical aJd, taehes, wea· Ci!bio.et tr~~res. Forma lion of a 12 00 l!et's Take a Trip 8·00 G E Theatre pons and morn all' borne trammg strong m'-"jor 1ty government 12 30 Wild Bill Hlckot b seem d t 'bl Wh ... 9:30 Alfred kltc}lcikk 'l'b,eltrft 1 00 TV Classroom Later, the tough oye get I e mposSl e. !(~,.ever 10·00 ~ppo4_qtmept with .Uveoschoollrig in .mount&J,D climbing, bloc forms a cabmet will be at 1 3Q Btble Comes Alive tul'Gf amphibious and survival train· thhe mh<lrdcy of tbe Commumsts. 223000 TAhde Mtagic Bondi 10·30 What's My Liae mg w o o 150 seats m the fl26 ven ure All or thlii isn't easy, fellows, seat national a~embly, und the 3 00 Fan the Nahon 1J 00 Sunlfily NeWs S~ecial r t 1ea d er 3 30 S"nday News I, 1 15 Late Stinw m c.tse you thtnk Qf jOJnmg the f 0 Jlowers o1 an tl ·ax " ., &pecial corps. The medic team, Pierre PouJ&de, who holds 53 . Nichqls Repol'U 1 »hort ol,amazint land that IS now lower soli ela!!Jes t1nd In other States that are Idle In f.he humid area of ibe Nation Much of tbts idle lower rlWIJJ l'nd rould be improved with httle to~t and developed Into pasture. "These mUllons or idle acres {)[ the best lands aft! clOie to n111r· ly HARMAN W. NICMOLS organlzlqg and diruting kets, to population eenter~. with N&d!J. and traMporlat~o~ flUUl1ng Unltt4 Pr"1 StiH Corrnpon.,.nl democrftle.. guerrila bamb thtougb them, ami w11h schCiols and muni('i~l &cwernments tit•b· WASHU'fGTON UP-Don't get hind th'e lines. hshed sassy with any Dlln you happen llort ltrtll Ho.,_ "Wh(Orc the Reclamalton Bureau wants to build the ~Jmlt~·billion to meet m the stre.et who Ia The home station of the dollar Upper Colorado R1ver Project, ~her" 111 httle "op~latlon, f~w wearing a green felt beret cock N C outfit iAi at Fort Bragg, , : oad!l M m('tropol1tan murkets, few tqwos. Tbe enormous cost of H · ed 'a!o'et his 'I"~ eye. He'll be 'lll""mu. B!ld U he's In the van(\llrd at the moment tahlishm1,1 muntctpql govf'rnment~. Pl}hee torcH, HCbOQls, building of n vile mood he D)ay haul oU end located t the Mountain and Cold 4 lughw11ya and uew towm mu.11t be added to the rnst of d~veloping n on " e. (Weather 'I'ram,lng Command at Clobber Yo ,. th(' ar~d land • F t c Col 0 Like as not, tr you look him [ or arson, '11 ~ ~ fin unbf!l1uvuhl•• propo~nl for the purpo.sl' of s:row1n2 more •rt (In• that be !POd~ Not every solrltN cnn Over 'ou f.ttm prf\IIU(b or kmds alreatlv 111 great surplus whtlu thete ate these l tll d Th th mnkr JUmp y,•ms's" on his chest and 1 c gra c. e man tn e green nul11ons or ·1crcs of good 1dle lllnd In the Midwest. South und Enst" happens to ' be one of tlle u s beret hai to be a rly ooe, and, 2 Tt:le. s O\'le t Russ1an govern· 11u<>m er nHith~> surwv had been conducted under hts dire-ction ill ArJ1l.y's !pOSt venaUle SQidlers artually, you may never bump lor example, has to be able to tlw Slet;J.., or Ahtl.mrnu Arkansas, Florida, Georgta, Illntots Indiana, was not of the to"gh mto h1m on the street , perform amputat\OQ!I ln.,~ fteld men~}~dira ted th!t 1t planned . a The ber•t "' " )1111 h d k d Hti a~!j. ,clip out aq aUtng eppendtx, big campo gn or Commumst ' · Iowa KE'n1o.~cky. Loul<~lano, ~iehigan, MinnesDt.a, M1sslsstppi, Misgourt, may or rtp out an 1 ~ected tonstl. penetration in Labn Amer1ca North c~r·oltna, Oh1o. Soulh C.aroTinB, Tennessee, Virglnta and Wis mau's choosing, but 'it Ls part ot 1' 8 guy. ii:l an pte e · his new off1ctal ,:et-up. be medtc, a weapons or demo· In addition each fellow baa Premier Nikolai A Bulganln constn The "Oldler in the beret will be hUon expert. a Unguast, a radio , ld I t" d l'h ~ Bur~J itll ol ReclomaLaon wuuld have us believe that wo mu~l SAT.YRDAY 8 member' oi one o£ tbe 15 new operator, or all uf tht'\se rolledl~~r_be au expenenced butcher. st• len 'thqtues 1hon-anK ·answer ID a 'National People's Army." Its be able to disaect a erv w a t e remltn IS bas1s Will be the present highly• must ~pend b.lhons to develop )'II ojerh hke the Upper Colorado in order to I I n teams which compnse tbe 77th n 0 e. chicken, or br~all: up th,e shank rea d Y I0 ente r d tp1omat1e and militarized "Barracks People's 1 3 4 4 SJgn Oo t.rovtd~ loud end ftber for our growmg popultrtlon 81 ' HIS speculi lr:unmg starts when oJ 11 ste(,!r. He must Je,e.rn how to economic relat10n.o; wtth all of Police." The new Red army Will 3 45 K1ddJ~' Korn6'1' 'Thut ~imp!}! 1.11 not trur On th~ ruescntly producinl( fal"m lands Sp~i.el fiH'ces G.fou~all for p;;natloop live olf tt)e land and sboot or the 20 Latm American repub· be coordinated Wllh the Russ 1an I !l·OO Danc:eland \\<'nrc growm~ ~;o mm•h foocl anri flhllr that we canna.t f1nd adequate J>orne 11 the shootme h~tsiness he volunteers comes again, thlll fellow and hltJ Jump·schoul, after eight "ce~s fu.:h for hts own living, tf neccss-1 lies:. At ~resent only three of and Russum satellite armies un I ~·00 Satur.day We~n . ~pace to storr 1t 0e.(pi1e plam rm reducln!l thl& output WP are faced t.:JJ;m·mat'.,S wUI '18 e tt.ie job of nf rough ami tumble b(l!!IC trnin· aty. 1 them maantam diplomabc reJa. der Sovtet Marsbal Ivan Kouiev. 8.00 l!l:vantellsUc H,Qur ,,~run lltl ~ ~ f'tr wtth i'normuus surpluse~. In liOme products record mg • The line IJ>n't vet¥: Jone:, men hon~ With Russia--Argentina 1Itl formation is Russia's retort 6 30 Picturama w~ .Jeailua Ytl"I<LI It a man ts high up m h1s It forms on the left, as u§'ual Mex1c~ an(l Uruauay. Officials in to the armmg of weat Germany 6.45 News by J~D C~ "\'cot the Run'au of R~.->elumation would havn Congre~ appropriate WashJDgton bad e)(pected the of the side o[ the United States 7 00 .Ci,ty Oet•U.Yt ' hJUJOll!i dollars fm SU\ih UO,.CCC!li.IAry and Wasteful pL·oJects a!l that move . .' f hey regard ls ,as an open aQd its allies o£ the North Allan· I 'i·30 {hatk ~,JubUM proposed In the Upper Cnlorudo Basln This proJe.ct alone would Sfd· challenge, especlpUy in the ceo be Ti'eaty Orgamzation It 1s 9 00 L~nt!e W~lt file D nl'w $4 RJII!on tax loss on thf' Nalion'H t4'xpay-:u Th!! follr ' · l f.'Jo.~l• l r.WhKcJ nomic ~itld, to tlie United States. expected that more than· 200000 110:0() Live WrestiJ~ ACROSS f. Ahead · 21. Un· Stales ~h·nefllJnll would pay IPs~ than two p~cent df the cost. Tq,x r.JwrJw (•l~·liJ l•l 3. Communist East Germany Eqt German J-Ouths will ' be 11 00 SatuNiay ~e~ 1 ltlatlve Cllle-t li. Crouch ta cooked 1 !1~1~1 -:1 lo l :?m :.'.l puyers of the othe1· 44 Sliltcs would hpve to pay the ba\anr.:e" ' announCed the establishment of drafted to join the 12o,ooo-man 11:10 The Sbey~~·a C.U with r.; r.:~ mna:t.tiJ (Phil IIIJ real' .22. Hall' The cnHt of brmgme the IJll.llions of aer~ of good farm land now UL:.H~ f•j fA1 l•1 [ ~I.~W - · - - - "r~opJe's Police'' 1n tbe new anti Dr. O. ~· ~~ell 5 Stupor 0 Operu.nrt 2" Fortify G:J:OJ Idle into full product ton would run from only $15' tO $l!W) a:n acre, lJI1 1•J Uli~IU of the (ana.t ) ,.. 9 One 25. Body 01 1 HoJmer S.D1d ;:.JfJtm ~ ' -l'~ ~~ c.tt.t On Growth Of Amerko~ Men And Bed To MQtch T-heir Size I c,u I 0 t;: WHTN"I"TV Channel II 1 ° $CINCE I~ Great The Comfort of lnfinitEl Love "}r~_!)ti. 7 r,.a~~,. or !&crop~""' <otv>•l • w•~er '"... ~ll~ : :! r.1 i.ifCI n r.1 SmaJ\ f. A brl)~f~ 8f Tele· antelope of CIJA I (.Jl. ~fr , (Btb ) (fbbr-1 r.,, JI:I l:l U1l1l·E 12 ln1ed , , t. Kind ot 28. Attudl3. A:rouse ftom • me~t , •• lnllf \ ' ~ l'tll~ ...., •• ~.,, aleep 1J Wrlttnc 30 Cl>iloljn,. U . .&. cdm· fluid &onJ 38 Not. muntcauon 13 Matured 12. tounc owl uy 1T 4nU•rt4 10 61Vtr 83. Ar&bian 39. Oblf.h\1• animal (Wale.) prn\eJt,t tl. ~YOU~ I, 14. P.~t lorlh e(fort 20. P'ac•d cour.,eou•· b 2!. Malt kiln 27. ProJe<ll."r ~ ' ~... roors 01 ' 3.. A 'fOUP 28. ~tt~er with • 11<1 30. ~~· 31. Rop! Wl\h ' runnlnr ~ knot Olrl'a !)fJllt 41 R.emovl!lJ t.l wee(Ja tO To occur t2 Cry, al! pow 41 Le.-n t4: lntendfll ••· .A.Uowanct fQI' fT. waate tComm.) ~YJlti*" :r.toJ•• DOWN 1. • •and hill ' ........., IJI!I'OIDJ 3.1'....,., l6 lf~wlnf toola 19 JoUrney,~ 2~ Oatherlu ot netlfi60n tor wor~ .t ,. 3t. Otlllntloo 11. Mllllui.., dl""'et '5- ElJV~t· u. §7. Otnc!P!InJ prlell Of t ..~~· 'The Edit'or's i"ll:t ::! '1Jll r~n r•l 1 <1 1 ~1~1 :!l ~:If.'~ ~1 ~: : I.J l'1 /ji ~' ,:!Di~•. i l i~ ! HJ :h~.l ;',! f•Jm.) 1rf111 <!11•1'1· •M41 I· MailBag Raeine, Obw Dear Sir: On bebelf of the Ractne Bapllst Chureb and ~s its pastor. I wouM llk~ to extend .our fbanks to you and your paper for the news Item announcl'n& our otdlnat10n serviee. We feel the postttoq of the ltepJ 'nd t~e loo;th of the Item eon'tri~Jut&d grelttly to the success our s.~vace It may, m the fu· ture, en.h·ne~ mu:tistry Jn thiS corp.mpfllty ~ \Ve f.Xe ~atefql 1~!4)" the 'L~ ~e.sus ChriSt ble~ f{IU abtmdan'-lf lor thi~ kindness rendered to H1m. Stneerely in Him, V Wesley Jenkm-8, j Putor of t"'e Baptist ot ovr Alllea arniy SIIIN TROUU. ~~00 ~SJ!~~~~®lll· - "" hom~ With oui Ktde cellar, chlr- r lti;J«;TJJONlC MONEY Ohio. Phone 133. as a money making project Refreshments wei"E! served by the hOJteu to M1s Htram Fisher, Mrs. Eugene Forbes, Mrs Chnsty Baer, Mrs John &·ott. Mrs Jobn F Ba1ly, Mrs Russ Watson. Mrt Amanda Baer Mrs Hanson Hol· ter, Mrs. U S Nease. Mrs Fred Ntase, Mrs Mark Evans. Mrs were aJven fn· and one ~~:ues1, Rev Elwood . •••• _••, ••-At WollcJ;'. Elwood "The Mean· ~ :omplete WBEI!:li ALIGNMENT balanciDg aa.d brake service. Fot rent-Eltctrlc Haekeltl' Sp.fety Sarvice., West steamer. cuatou Fisher. Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. dleport. Ph. 6206-X. 11-il~l I Pttrick Lochary gave a the book. "Within Two anct Mrs. Denb,y Davip M. Cory, whi· vw HyMII, Pomer.oy, are afto wJth lndiaDJ and their neunt;lnl . thl ..,......,..,. of when the Women's thltlr .teUilhr.r, MIN .._lne, to of Grace EpiJooP,al ........ P1l.....,, Hn ef Mr. anll met Thursday afternoon Mn. lveMII P1iatw, of WHt Wtth Mrs. Edwin Shtd•. TIM Mddiftt will 1M tn an went ef the ftHr futvre. aeiBIOn president, Mn Jrthe ., plau were made meeting Auxillary Yo11 han IOIIIIethin To Sell, Trade or ...... •• no11nco, Let A DQI!If S.nHntl Display or Waitt Ad b4i Your ltpre..nf*tl... - Thty Gtt lel11lts • Church, Two Furnishg:d • Room MENTS, new furniture. Par· paid. Call 6044-M. 1lm5 PLYMOtJTH 2-door, V-8 en· gine Very nice, $15t15 Parsons Middleport ---......--- Juumy 121 ·6tc 1953 FORD Paekup. 11,000 actl lt!Ues. ~ WI!S. Jtmmy Parsons, 1\illfdli#Otr."' ~~ lh ""' f2I 8tc _. 1952 STUPEBAKER Commander V·8, rad1o and heater, $595 J1mmy Parsons, Mtddleport 1 21·6tc S,: (18 I EirrpiOY!'l_!lnt 1953 PONTIAC Delu• 2-di!l>' dan $1195 Blaettnar's I'Om~y --Middle aged ]ally wants hOUBt'work by the week. Experiencea. 1,. 1954 FORD 2-t~n 4'r11Ckt 2 .sp. 1 Write '9K 688-X % Daily Sea· aJ.le, LW,, ....,t4(t5. i Blaet1nlr'l, t 1ncl, POmeroy. ' 1·18-ltp Ohfo 1·21·6te Pomeroy,, Obio. i ,., !'; 1 ~ 1953 GMC 't.! ton Piekup Truck, $795. J»aettnar's, Pomeroy, 1-21-Gtc f1 ---:--:-:;--r--,-..,.- d ., , 0 (9) For Safe (20 I Business Services Por reliable radlc.. and TV repair. call 6048---J. W'• mates. B<hmollo Middleport, Oblo. aU -Mit'. *' WE BUY' ICRAl' 1BDN ......... ••ttt r ; ' condition. dl••ort· BAker Groeery, Mid· . •+-e• VICE All makes Teebniclans. Wh~•l Ch~ IJ"!'ffMMI!IIfda Ambulance Service Phone 285 9xl2 Lq<JOLEU!.I RUGS, thirteen pattetns in stocll:. $4.98 eaeh. BakeJ Grocery, Middlepqrt. 1-le.tlte f9 ·-·--'- ·'-·- -- --- -- - -- - --- - Wash job and lubricaUOD. , 'GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, regi.stered AmeriQ' IfenneJ 1 , . Club. Phone 3814. • • • 1•21¥' Ml :· Bids WiU b; received at the of· l,o ~ce o~ ·Manning D. Webster, Pomero;v NaUonal J3q1J, B~ld· Free pick·UP and service. for • 1tJ~ ' sUl"llist,. Uoe' <lllr 1II01!IL Oll'·BI1!01AL Darst MobUoil Super-Service Phone 9097 East Matn SL !It .., ,' ,1·11·1otp _ ~ • 1 Februafy 3rd, 19M, lor the fann _real estate of August ·r. Snyd~, ('dec<aS!lll;• ·-•ling .~ ':JHI ....~ l{of'" d!" !..,, located In Sale!'l . ~Qwnsblp, Meigs County, Ohfo special made 88Ditary lined tanlf is Ui&ll for·bfUijDg. costs J)( Dlciile-~. Ill"' llhi tiolll. Cf&fMjl C. W. Buck, Rutland. 1-lz.etc 1nr, Pbmeroy, Ohlb; OIP ubill' wierltibtfug m'Ti~U:D cr.Ei\li' U;OQ, O'clool< A. !ol. on Frldfy, AND 100% SOF'I: WA')'EII. A l r t :U: £~: ~~~ :~ ~r;:· · 120·.6! ·lf1S\lrqnc4! bam afld otber ou.ttidHifidrill A~ • .;... ,. , • ~ I•• ' t value· $6,1500 00. See Mannidi D. Webster. Property i:AJ.y Y seen by contacting James Htitto·P.} -.t Holton's Store, Dexter, ; O)lto. t 1'be right is reserved to reject l all bi<Jt. ', 1 ' I I- • MANNING 0. WEBSTER -.lhfth'ltltnlter 140-3tc •' J (1) 21, 28; i1liiNISil£11 hOUSE for Completely modem. painted. Uneol~ JUis.klt · A Vox Humana 01 ~<In slop two n('w fiJIIR a ( hrl31Hm lleguta )laoniDJ:, Hendricks,_ Ru119ell Lewis, Russell, Jamce Tbomaa; th grade, Ralph Edgar Lambnght, Sharon . Van Cooh~y , Sixth Grade, MarJOI'Ie Burt, A11ee Jean Catso, Wanda UghtfO(It, James Pullins, Dovld Reed; Filth grade, Judy Overturf. ~olltth grade, Ruth Reed, Raymond Thomas Ronald Hanning, Bon nie Mtller, Brenda Wa~~:ner Third Grade, Davtd Mlller, Lor· etta Fr1dl('y, John Johnson Moore, Jerry Davis; ~~~nd Grade, Sharon Biegs, Kay Thpmas EYatu, Tet'l'f ~,.. Donald Napper; rtrst Gnde. Amenean Society of paano tech oktam at l.ouiJvtiJt, Ky, VII! ted ba aunt, Mrs. 0 H Myer1 from Tuelday to ThundQ' of tb1t1 week. Enroute home he w11l vuut Wltb b11 bi;Jit"", W. K. Wight, FILMS SHOWN Roebnter, N. Y and C C W11ht Miss Margaret Sauer, whG is Qf CorrnraU, Ontario, Canada prestdeni of the Metes Codnty " Ro ~-• d hl!d 'WCTU, reported thiS Week that JJJr.l. r u~er an c ren t'" tem w•~e rJl m "Wh.at About Jimmy Jaekle and Joan of Pine 1 .. e Grove '8pf1lt Thursday with her Aleohol?" bd heen shown under mother Mrs Ray Seldenabi(O the au.spJ£U of the Wc:JY •t tbe ' Rutland, Pomeroy and ltiddlepor1: _ William later retunled home Hteb Scbools th1s month We4nuday frDRI Holt.er flosp1· tal where be underweat major PTA MEET CALLID tnd ~ is eonvalHcing The Bradbury PTA w1U meet Wednesday at tbt> school arter having 1M1r meettDg, wbieh w~ Mrs. Earl Oliver left l:urt week scheduJIMi for laat weet. cancelled 1•~·~ K~en ~ eryn Landaker, Clarence foot, Candace Hutton, Roush, Carl Stewart, Thomas, James Whitlatch Kath- head 01 t:beea;ii;;;use;.•;,;l.;l;,he;.:;;biH):;;;;;;wi;;c;;i";i;"";·;;;;.,., r La-, the lNO motber1 mateJJ on polio In ldeip C4unty ri>lted io valle and O,Xter, Thursday m the intereot ol the wort. Colonel lllld Mnt. ltoy Wall left Th'-lndaf for their home, WIShington, D. C., afler a severFOR TH~~ BUT days' Yilit with Mr. and Mrs R. JC.nil'bL 1 MR. A. R. Kftiihl left 'nlunAND day oight ror an indefimte vuut 1n Beliartqn, W. Va.. w1th her parents, Mr. and Mrs W El Gall JUIT DRIVE IN Tbe P&!lt Matrons ~f Pomeroy CURB SERVICE At ALL TIMES ChaptEr 186, OES Will meet 1n regular sess1on, Tuesday eveCOOK'S MASON nong at the Mucnuc Temple. \litth Marcia Hobstetter as host RT 33 M*SO . W v• ess . " N, • ... I HAMBURGERS MILK SHAKES PARK·ETIE OPTO • • 't.IS"I' _,;;iobt:ll berta Bing, A- Hanaon, and and Amertcan Will he dedteated at the Federmd Church Sunday morn· tnM at thl' mornJil !l wonh1p ser· vtee The organ !rtop was pt'esented to the church by Ml'S Ben ~eutz­ linl and the flags were l!lfts of the Frumd!y Ctrcle N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Olflte Btllll'lt \~~~~~~ East ~..llb.ti!f. Pomeroy I lo 12, % to 5. {Close at N- 011 Tll!IIL) Ro•oald Eleventh Birthday Celebrated By KariBeclc • L!I04L ~TICE ; n.•·· MI!Jtl ...... chlldrto"t - ...... with tile fa•Ry'o ....-;.., .... a C}llicll .,.,... "-.. "" .,.._..,_.,. ••• - ........ wit!> lftgtGO<IIH..I THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR "" ""'--· .....:- ttcdlers. and students all ~ ..,. world NOel _, ..,.. rhll Jillf Freahl1 can 38641. Frye, . Loretta for Cmemmrh to take the Marine Corps phy.u cal f'1:am:natlon flew to California Friday mght to start their boot trammg Real Estate ua, The Bradbury Scllool·s Roll for the ~ six weets as follows· Eighth Gnd~. Joe Rtee, Charlet Sm1th and &me Kauff who left this week ' Board By Dean COMPLETE lnJuranc~ Protectif'n Ufe, Auto; l'lre, Polio Call Dm MiU.. Ktddleport Oblo ' · (21,) $• Announces IX Wee/c $ H0n0t · •Rolf deliYery of tbe Melp 1 praise~ - - - - -- a~. M~~eport, ·~·~:~~~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::~::~ r pertY. Contact Lee Wood, at ' watchmaker. COLLINS ""' main tuard boule 01' maia ~ f.~b office. 1·10.12tp FOREMAN & :-':-::-=-:---- St ( who had been visiting has mohere FriKarl Ben: celebrated bis elev· enrorte to bl.S eotb ~ When be iavLtcd a ilvU\,. bt. friettds ta a skaUD,J ('~~~:~M~ill~~er, who is employed &wtY at tbe Point Pleasant Rmt '-~ had a ptece of steel and then back to the home of his from his eye Fr1day ac- parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~j!!~g to word received by his Mr and Mrs Doyle Mil· plqed •llllleS and were i<:e .cream; cup cates, pink ,Kiq, son-in.Jaw or Mr t:~nade and favor!. WUI RuQ.Ol,4a, local, ts• a accompanyiq Adults ~r,IOa! patient at Lawing, Mich. he on for ru· group to Point Pleasaot Edward Mrs. Beck, Mra. Howard E Mrs Walter Raint~y, Mrs. Mr King, wbo Hiqdy, Mrs. C. A. Wiggins ot the f~er Grover Davis. Young Hindy, David 1s a frequento'i~- were Eric Darrell Sandra . E Bovt, pastor of the David Bapijst Cburc:b, and H M. Sbaron and Ediaon Baker were re- Kitk Beck, of the l~al church 'JiMmD.I!) A:J(J9q at the ordmahon of the Judy Butcher, Karen J~nkulS at the Ra· Sandra Brew1ngtnn, Evelyn Church At the even bons. Cha!lene Oav1s. Mrs L. D D1les at· the ceremony Thil - • can gh'e J8' Wmebrenner has been d..........,. i~·•turn<•d home from nolter l{oswhel'e he was a sull(ical pa- OHIS VALLIY JUNK CO. Slightly used CROSS TIES 7x9, ~ for sale, cheap. Located on Ky- QUICK SERVICE ()n J:er Creek Electric Plant Pro· pairing by Factor)' Eleetrie MEAT SLICER In good the tfotiee ,ill bere,br Jiven that t~eal· ed prop()Sals will be received at Mr and Mr~ Lcw1~ Swttzer, of the Offi~e of Ute Board nf Me1ss Coqnt:V COmmiHIORed'S at the Porter; Mr and Mrs Lar ty Rice, Blszet Ctlurt Jlotlse i~ Pumeruy Ohw, upt Pt Pleasant, M1,. John and so.n5, Ricky :md D:n 1d, Galli Lil 1&1:~h l.st, 1056, Jl fpr the followins pol1s were guests of Mr and Mrs fl. L Dunham and famtlv Wed· .,..Ja$. surfaee Mrs William Robson has reand repaJ11ing WID· and applymg two turned from L1ma whf're she had tbe exterior of VISited Mr and Mrs CIJfford Cun· ami Court Housr ningham and sons, Keath Jpamted Denny by the · ;Mrs Carl Williams has been other returned from Holzer Hospital by the Where she was a me<hcal pahent 1. E Miller has learned t)'o award bls daughter Mrs Norma Ix;lr til at UniversitY H(r!! , where she is a jJ<&Dt1'1'1J114,lj ) .· - · -&li the MIDDLEPORT' SOCIETY NOTICE TO cONTRACTORS Jimmy 1·21·6tc with ol IBradbury School Gallipolis, on 9 Mrs Dale Osborn, president wtll be pre· Ulis meeting. conclusion or the meet* were serVed to eleven mem· Theodore Ebersbach Crow pre.s1ded at the and tea services 1955 FORD stataon _}Vagoo, fully equ1pped, $2395 Middleport Hightight 01 · ,Auxiliary Meet ~:~:;;;;;:;;;;;~;~ of JliiM!y Wilbur Ruth Ana. MH. t.h ~me Arnol d and dablht•, Sllz.a rmt' Mr .; W1UI.am Morp" Mr~ Arlt.-e Abhott Mr8 Hom.tr P.<1dfm·d Mrs Rollin Radrord tal da ughter . Connae- Mn Scott POl~ mer and gra ndM on . Jeffrey . .M-. William Radford and son, Bfllr Ray Mrs Wilha m Grueser, Mn. Uwt s Cru esrr Mrs Edward Humphr ~>y and Mrs Ed£ar Alibott and ch1idrt'n Eddie JIO:d Kathy h At Federrlfed Church SPkatchewan, Canada, who bas been attendiDI the convention of • 18 ~ l Auto Services ~OM, Gaylord C. W1g,bt Mr., and dat 11tht ~r Fl<1g Dl'flic"lion Set SOCIETY Book Review-Is 1-1-t£ 5.0..tf POMEROY our <Lit• OaoqiiV M4 8oodal 310-M. A. N Bengel. Y. rll o Mr~ a!JO\ C .1111d H all sol~ -111'1 ·--- Phone 261. I 0 ll!ft. o\lltOIIIolllli. ..... furmsher~ apartments. one 2· room and Qne 3·room. All utJ11· ties One J.room untumiibtd apartment InqUire Home Jt~­ taurant, &tt<klteport. 1·1.6«<= ~!!CIIE­ 1·17-11 1 I Grtllj,l! J uhr. H1rtune und ~hr;.i AhL'v "'u· tt!r a" ho<~ t n~t-'1 Mr!l AlnUI l .t>unard, tm•<~~,.tln t was 1n ~barge of lbt· bu ~ • nHll ~~~ 1011 when plan ~ v.t rto m ;~dr· tor tuk.ing i1 nrst ull cuursr it was v()ft>d t.ct havt a s1lent auc lion ot the- next meet1ng w1th the proceeds to ~ give n to the polio luOO A contest co ndu cted bJO Mn Howard Bolin ... a ~ won bt Mrs Leonard and Mrs E<.lgar Abbott I foreSf,Run WSCS Are Guests 01 Mrs .Alfred'Yeouger January 18 INSUIWICII - O f or mwe on parts by bavu~g your tradof engme overhauled be 4 room kpus£ and ba'th in Ma,iOn City. c,u Ivan Bush, SP 3-531D. ~tore Mareh 1, 1956? Alr>u ask _ _ _ __ 1-lB.fltc about our special on pamting and tuneup- , Mel&s EQu•pment 2 Five room modern APART· Qo. PboAA~ J,H8tc MENTS, with ltundry and ,.,.. ' ' i!BlNG YOIJR'" Sl:IOI';S Tq RA· age New G-room dwellina with CINE SHO!t SHOP AND SAVE tlarare and laundry. Phone ~- lao!l!e Bead11 lfal\')db!.,PoP!roY Socletv F.~.d!!Jlt!!!or:::JPh~ollin•!..8!l244!!!...:~~~!~--- Yro.~fol! Did you know you could uve 25% ' CJunor 8. Scbaal, Middleport Society Editor - Phone 6070 14) For Rent TAt<Y 'l'AKE YO'tl!\ WANT 2 FU11NlSHED APARTMill'fl'S On Methaotc St. and 1 FtJaNIJH. Al>S AT YOUR CONVENIENCE ED HOUSE: on Llnc:olo 11111, llj" TilE EYENINGS. CAW. 387. Pomeroy. Ewiq's FARMALI. TRACTOR OWNEilS Store. W. Ohio Ma.tnInquire St., Pomeroy, DAILY CR.OSSWORD YOUR UR old Both for $(IS ( onta('t Frank Holter IU 1 lt arme Ohio 1·2U atP ' Two novelt} advertising, and book matches - call Pomeroy 201. l -20 3tc e:oo bl 11w Noti~es CANDIDATES For cnmpmgn cards, WCHS-TV ChpnneiJ 1=:~=====::;;:::::::::::::~=====~==~~~:.::=~~~~:~ With Main Stret1 out of hlji.b Wltf'r and Wtt.b nl.et view. f4000 00. MlDDLF.POrtT - 6-roo1n tr~mt ~-- qn action they detm or Il 1 u·oo n SEV HEIFERS B months "rhto fttl('\: ~rin g~ (l, Itt':' lttoaJ ft .. frP<rhmf'nt~ firE' M"'"\'Ni 1at th I lul1 m1t Th unula~ ,.f1•rrrhlHl ilw ho-:1 • ~~•.; 10 th011e DAme.d n~>w hath IIMd kltlbf'U. lllrJf por ch oKa ~ he<~lmJi, lOcated on (Jght s Uitrl h}dr rmttc iift· tUltl . vatm~t~ No t. mower ' and plow~.' t\ll eq uipment in sh1111pe JMO Alto two ki>n house and garaJI!e Lll'Je clatcrn, elechielt)' and bottle gas I acre lot Total p,rlee $2800 00 Down pa}ment reo Ftve 600 x 16 t Jrt'S tubt.IS and qmred $100000, balance $2500 wheels Call Sl't ucc 35622, per month Clifton, W Va l-19·3tp FARM- 100 acres in Salem Township, ?·roOm house, barn. gar( age and 1mplement sbed 3S acres m cultlvattoh Tractor and equ1pment, 20 head of eat· Card of i'ban~ and ~peclal Nu FURNISHED OR UNFURNISUtle liU'ludlng 12 milk cows, 11 ED APARTMENTS for tlces of Event. prmted at reeu sheep, bop, and all feed (J!Otb 139 Butternut Ave lar d~sifleP rates. ObJWariet and h~) 1'o~ll'l pt,Jl!e $8&00.00. pubHJaed at 1 eea.t per word. CIJCKLIIt liALTV 5·ROOM Cilaraed Ada received by m&U or It• t2t Phoot 101-'t MENT, newly telepbone ~tveo. euttul at~· 1·21·3\e water heat furnished. Uoa. preferred Pbone 337.J. 700 Saturday Ni,a:ht Jambore~ 7:30 ~~~ ~H-'P!i•t U.. Wmch~ & Roy Ro;ers T~A<' lJ,EEllE ~" t-lt Uippf'tt wlth I !ltirtef' POMMU/ -7~"" il'arM 'T'OR l@rtlon Mlntm:ua dultltlto r.JJc.t eenta ~r word lor tbrt'f' !lOA•eeutlve lnaertioDfl S I J)fcia - One month for 2& tellb per word. Puij. raLe ~;~r .2 cents pe: word will bt ch ,1r1 ed rot ad~erti~:~il).!l 1r not patd for Mfore th• \6th of each month foUowih" mJertlon • lrrors u~. AQvert1iiJI&-Should be reported Jll1h:.edial,q. Tbe D~lb Sentinel wUl not be reaponslble for more than oue lncornet inaertloa. »o;rpw•r ,t\11' that they toutd 1f they wtshed, take whatever .(!ppropnate "I consider th<> fmd1ngR of this survey nothmg In add111on to the 21 mtlilon acres of the belt Jarm ulh• m 19 State.o; there are milUona ol other tert• ill C~rrespondent The week's good and bad news on the mlernallonal balance sheet The Good 343 Lex1qton A\e , New York CUy, Ul, N V "I the pl'cviolUl,y thethat members of Congress the States 6ino whidr .lUrvey aotJCied was made th~ lnrwlbatlon wa~from fortbeo.mlf!.l $tafJ · llltl'!! 2 ''ents p~r word, oa. lD· 5 ou BuHalo Bill Jr SATURDAY 9 25 Slgn On 9 30 And}':~~ G!lng 1000 C!uldreng t"orntr ., "sJo4e1 U JOHN ' Rock Springs Better Health Club To Study On Firsf Ai~ ' • D ~t· 7 A .• .1.... 1 uttwrtl' . EDIT9J * WSAZ ··TV Channe13 • ~ - .. = I • - : GEtj. M8R. REYNOLD E. GREIN! • The Datlv Sentinel (9) for Sale _ __ -__ ____ ____ . On CI•Jtlcd Ada 'J'C"etYid bt ~ A. M will be publl:itd>a dit~ •lw ~., .. ,....r-.d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._7h_.;:.e.o;~~!~;;.Y~l2f.'t!~err:t:Mj;id~le..-po_rt..;.,_Oh_..io_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _-------·~:::_.,;P.;.a~g:;;,e.!ll ....;.:.::.;t':;.;! WANT ADS ~ RICHARD S, OWEN TELEV Commentary DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS--MASQN AREA ., c The Daily Sentinel -- .. _ _ - .... oub- IIJhtd dally In ....... WO<Id- fcmoul fot CGnltrueti.,. news 11-tf,!f lltOria n .-.roemo tditcmols ......, - ... for tho '-11y. h:irl:·;·:;u::.~ il ! w ROOMS OF -------------- -'Ill-,., The QvietJQrl kliNe Motiltw New Furniture ~ BAKER til FURNITURE """I• OM Norwur st,. 1k*on IS, Moll. --· s..t .,... chKWd. Encto.d • I lhl tllftl! IllY chKt or ,2..,.,.';:-;- ,. 0 re;o' '~· .- -4 Our whlotomo ftlllr It form-frtsh dtlilr .. ... • . . • f ' �• . ...__ L ....... . ..- - The Dollv Sentinel. Pome~MiC!dlt!J)Ort, Sotu~aaY: .J~nuory 21, 1_956 Ohio Yellow J,ackets Lose Thriller To Athens Middleport Reserve Squad Wins ...- - Crow Chick Bowlers Enter ABC Tourney .?G~~~~~!dogs~!fl~n;,~?.~~~~?.~ 1 from the fr ee ttuow line; Bowie~ A hard flJhti~& Midd le port and Morris hit two upiece, il· Yellow Jacket QUIOtetle, l>e.tund thoughSouth,forAtbe nshitlhree for almost three a~d a h.alf quar- and a free throw, with Wade aml ~ took olbe lead ·JD the closmg Rutkoskie, sinking a basket and wnutes but ~taW them !!lender two free throws a piece. Athen lud melt aw.ay, as they lost a outscored Middleport 18-10. "dltlf dong" conteiit , 61HUI to the Atbens Bulldogs, which !!KW d to· Baker had the goal "zeroed in" tal of 41 personal fouls called. m tb.e tbird frame, and tut fOUl 1'bree Jackets fc. ul ~oi out, on the oa..Y:el4 and three out o{ lhr!o!o. local bard wo?d, Friday nigut. from the ";:ratlli !me", McK1nne) U.ach John Pai!>OD 'I dull whtch racked up tW6 goals, and Morru. -.as behind, Ml-4•\ at the end of sank two ~ket s and a (ree throw the third qua rt{..r knotted the C:JD· to tQUDd out the :~con u g {or tb~ test ~2-~ Z. wtth five minutes ,e{l quarter. The Jackets were dov.L to play, on IW w one handed pusb nve point.s at the end of the tbll'C1 !Jtot.s b)' Capl. Bob McKinney, and quater 4fUO. w~de helped keep two tosliea from th..- foul hne by ni.s three tip-Ins and two foul pard James Dowleo;. McKmne)' sboh; also Soutb hJ.t for 1iv c tal· bit another QDC hand ~d pw;h slwt lie~. . from the floor and ailin~ Larry The taJler Redmcn -controlled Baker, who played a litllc over tbe rebounds m011L of the "arne, hllt of thr contest , sunk a tree out Baker and •Mords, wa.s provertnrow and the oran(lc and blad; bial thorn in lbeir side riD that \h': c ahead by 1 Jree. division comins down from the A lanky c enter for the Bulldogs, 1 back board WJth the loatber many Wen Wade, had other idc:u;, a1:1 timet~ . Hovatter was the "pepper he tipped in a bucket, ilnd .sunk pot" of the club dt1ting the con· two !ling ~; from the "grahc" line test using his speed to .an advan· to take v1ctory !rom the graiip tage, and wa:; all over the noor m or the win hungry Jackets. to put search of -the elu:;ive ball. Mc·his five out in frctnl , 56-M Coach Kinney, playing with four foul.s, tbarlca ~McAfee 's Rt'<imf•n ncvt'r thrr;tugh most or th" game played Jol>t the ~ud, as J1m Rutk.oskie hi.ll usual outstanding floor game. knocked the bottom from 1he bucThe Jacket reserves won theil ket With two, to ext end the mur· fifth game as they came from h& gin by three. Bowles hit a free hind to trip the Alherus re:s.!rve. throw to keep hill team In tbc :17-36. Hlndy with a long shot pu . f,lght , bul a free throw by Wade the clincher on the contest Thl and Capt Joe South, put ~ hP. din- Middleport roocrves were n~vet chcr on the gam e, alth {lu ~ h in the ahead 1n the contc!il until Hind) meantime Baker and B•hl'lea had unk his lone shot. P.feConkey for racked up a free throw and buc- AtbeiUI wa1 the game'.11 leadmg ket, but thi! was to no avall, as tally maker with 13 and Jumor the hom had 110unded after Tom Kennedy led the Jackets in tha Widdoea had missed a free shot, dlwion wtth 11 . . nd the Jackets gained the reln the varsity g·ame the Jacket bound, but to lose the ball out ot bit 18 out of 43 ehots from th bounds. Ooor, for a percentage of 41, ar. Bob McKinney, Bob Morris and the Bulldogs hit 36 pcre&nt 1 Rich Hovatter, fouled o11t in the their t~hots , 21 for 157. last four mmu-te:t~ of play remain· MIDDLEPORT FS FG ing. 1 TP 5 Topll in the IIC<lrlng dJVUiion for Morrill, F . ._ . ... ... 3·7 the evcning'5 hard fought cunteat McKinney, f<' ~· .... ti·O D 18 was Wade, wJlb 24 talliCJl . South, Turner, C ---- .... 0-0 1 2 wi-th 17, wa~ next in eteorinA tor Bowlefl, G .....•••• 5 7 3 11 his club and McKinney with 18 Hovatter, G .. ----- 0-t 3 6 points eopped the acortng -laurels !Murray ·- ------·- · 1-2 0 1 for the JackelJI . Baker •••••..••••.• 4-7 4 12 In the first fnme of the game, Kitchen .. . l -3 0 1 the Athens County boy~> led 10·15 Estep -----·---·--- 0 0 0 wilh but r·ive minutes gone, but ATHINS FS FG TP Hontter, who was playing his RutkoskJC, r ·-·-- aa ~ lin t starting role , atole the bi.U South ·-· -- . - -- - 3-6 7 ~ three limN In a row, and raf.1ie4~ Wade, C ----- · ~-- . 8-15 8 2 up six qulr.Jr: tallie~ to inject new Loo, G _ 2·2 0 lil< tn his team. At tho end of th' Soydor, G ...... .. .. t-3 I 3 quar ter the JRcket.s were aht•Ml hy Russell -------- - ··· I ·~ 0 1 one poiltl., lU-17. ~f.cKJnm•y .t l ~ u Widtlol•s -·· . 0·2 U 0 hit t.hrc e bucket• Jn that quarter In the second Quarter, lh'! Middleport - -... 18 28 46 Jackets hit only tW'o balkett from Athens ------ - - - 17 3D M .. eL The came Wll played at Point Pleaant. Coach Ralph Sayro'" Falcons 1lowed the 111me up tonHider· ably as they pl.11.yed a deliberato brand of ball detla:ned to &low up \he apcedy Big Blecks. Wehlma took an early lead at the end of the flnt quarter at However, tn the openinil D\lnute of the second stanza, the Blaeka tied it up, went on to take the lead and were nevor headed from that point throuah the remainder or the contest. DeMY Wedlile waa hij:h m•n for the eveuina tn the scoring depertment aa he tollled 17 , polnJ,a. Joe Ford had 1~ for the Felc,na and led both teams In rebounda with 23. Point Plea&ant'a . two .:u<~rds, NoJ1on Hoachar aftd Bill Slnlth, eamo up with areal rQbounding aames •• th11 rormcr arabbcd 21 off the bulrda 1nd Smith took u.a. 20. •v OKA~ ' F~o&LIY NEW YORK- Fearll!ll.ll . }"'ralcy':. t'actt; aod ll'lfUrea: . Any hu).etball COil'h tell )'ou that It'a l.oUJh• to wiD on the road than It i11 at twme but a IIUf· vey by the Unlvmtty of Wa!ihlna:· ton •el.!i the avera1e dilterence 1t lliarly 12 polnta a 11me: In the past 10 fNTI ot Pacific COut Confercnee play, •lhe Hustle. had • 80-20 'f'e(!ord at home aad ~ 32-48 mot: on t'he I'Qid . 'J'b.ety enJoyed a 8.8 point •ead avmae on their on eoutt and, wblle lrut~linJ, avenaed 1.81 wm ·polot. I"' lhon ihotr cOalbllled · JiomHnct.home oppoa[llm, Tlut'11 • dlffeorence o£ 11.88. · A lot f.lf coachft ' · de 1preld Js even ~ blto aueh ·: ao ·.<~ qthotc ~ <;lllclnnoll, ··' ~~ kentliCk,y ond Ywi' t>Oi-• _.,,..,,.. d. ou · · n '.· ;: .· ' ·. :.. . : ~~ , !::'. ., .. 1 Nelsonville - PomenJY's tory atrina: of four ta a rpw to an abrupt end last nlaht •• red. bot NelaoDviUe eqe five took 1 152-50 deciaioo !rom tbe P1nthen:. Leading Ill the way the Hounda hid a bi& fll'lt ball u they hit fQI' 18 out of 38 llholl In the two oponi'll otamu for 48 per ...~ aDd ihen foqht of( • Panther rally in the seoond half. I ,l ~· Pomeroy's Reserves .. t~ Crows ~hick• Bowlh•p Nat" pictured above 1poMor" by Crow Brothtrs Po111tr-y of L.. tart were the first h1lf winners of the City BoWJiftl L"" 1111 at Point PleaHnt with .n 817 • .,,,.1•· Tho Chich will roll Sunday at 3 · p.m. h1 the Fairborn HMald HincUclfi at ,alrltorn, Ohio mel wUI aiM .compMe In tbo Ailtwlcan lowllna Corigru.s at lltchutw, allo third period, and at one lilllll'':'1lil. I the final qllAI'tlir tbEi bad eu.& th) Q!aiilii-· to • polnb. but tbe HollDdJ away to 1 Ale lead 11 tbe ended. .. · All to!~ the J!o"'do bit f<or per ..nt of tbelr aboll . 'llllh tools I• tl8 llillltlPto ..bile Pantben bit ~ aG ,per C'fld: "['~-~· 20 ioabl 1>1 lit mOll .I the 1""'" r< 1l loat kets.. ~~~ New York; on Mq ..., • .nd aiM .lloart In ~ ~lo In •••.te ·,.T•urN~ •loht · In C........,_ . ~ Rl.. ~ochlill, """' tho ...... .,. 1111 - - · GriH DuriNn a,M cu""r"' lolt LHks. Swatzels Ashland Keglers Defend Laurels , . PO F ' . Jl~ ., ~ 7 0 '1 1f •.. ~ t$ .. . ,o· :• ~ ·Q ! ,. Paced by the red bot sllooUq bls an lead, and were io frontearly 19-12 at the end ofout the fint stanza. Then la tbe aee111d Rt!riod tbe t-wosome retlly JOt hot as Nellooville &Cored 22 ' P<>l!lta with KeoU111 ..llld I Arnold, f • J. ltou1h, f Potd, c 2 2.3 1 .. P•u1h, 1 0 0.0 4 0-4 5 5·7 on.,.,, G. •o.,•h. 1 5 TP 6 I 15 tll:en Otlb' the HouDIIJ · Theil .1n tbe lait ' o.U~. : home club· outaoorod · w• Cleve, Clevtii.!West ea. CleVe. John cto~l along; wjth !h• ho;t ohootl. . of tho Hovlido. Blto e111 Andrews-- and Harold' lrown , peced ttl• Panlfl!ert In tt,• flrtt half ' ' Anclr.-wa hit ·for 14 polnh 1nd ~town for flv1. · , The Mi~dl'JIOl'~ . EJZierl:ency Pomeroy tried desperately was -called to the bohie of come back In the 1econd Cleland, DelCter, al\ '' 8:<60 . . but the damage had been It was 50-37 at tbe eod of .. . •.. i . 2.S 120 16 ,,, 41 Quartert~ : 9 18 20 7- M II 4 14 12-41 CIIHdl'n , O•t It a.th w.,. "Thl' rcloreoa who arc 'hOllH'rb' cl~cwhrre lean over backward!i in the Gllr<1on ' tu provo that they're not ," rhar101 one coach. "That Ml'IRs wt .l:t't il both au1na; and com ing " You can draw wour own con. y c1u~:~mn!l, but oa:l Berra hu ~wat· ~d k208 homt'!rs0 for the New York an cos In 1 ·yeal'tl while bill Dickey, a Jlall of Famcr. knocked .only 202 In 17 yean. J\rtd, Jr you Ilk~ lo argue the n1erJI11 of Berra d •n Roy t:amp1nal1a. the Doda:er batkt~top ha,o; hit 209 in ~'IRhl years to rut t.im only 21 batk of Gabby llartnett'll ncord . ll'11 euy to under»tand why San fi'rancii#Co may not br. t)\11 !avorltc in the pttlt'lleason NCAA buketblll 1ournament, despite its flntl!ttlc wlnninl f't(!urd, wben it wm lo!ieo K. C. Jonet~ fef tbe • _, .•. ) .f r • ' ''\ . , . . ' . '' . ,, . YOUI··" ••'' !i-.( ··P . .. ;' . .... ., ~lls11 I'" " .' :- ; ,: ' ;' ·... Con .Vou '· " .. .-~- I ,";.' '• ~ j•~: .... .. .. , " "' ' '<I ' . ,, ' ed abovt, Starl•• for high Hri.. In the lUI and alto hllfh in P"'.Orii\f thi1 setnn at tht local otto...;::,. 1 troy Clly lowUng Ltqua l1 Cricket S..tkt of tht Aat Claanert Btwllng team, plctur· ' : .,>. ·.. . .... . '. ~~-~~~""'~~~ .: lh~~ . .MYSi:JJtY ... . ~ ' ' '. I ',,. .,. ' pent Th• ~ frO."""' FOrV- ,"low blow". They rea1b" n1ean'· tt , tqe. COIIId J>e l!idi ror, tho to"~~·'j', Ninon pro r...bOII ltD ·oltolfld £,they say •otmc~ ap pll here r ..ently. A - · " ' • ·' · ~~ ~ twq l't1l !." ll>llod .. . ' - . O(lolhd $10;1!00 ~ ike )»>ao .1'' ~.... IWr '!IIIII .; ... ' - ... . II . ~£;"J~e D•Uy . .. -~. '. •I ' yo~o~r P.rbnlln.vtlfritenf ... ··· ,· .... i82 ' .·' ,,,. ..-~ fy ----~---f+C::Iilton. :~~u -',.. ~,\ ~ ~ - c. .!·-·' , . "-'"""" ,~ -· ~-·~IID!.ii I . ., In things thlt d.,.tcitft ..fllftr Bowling Highlights ""')i 4; s,,.. -1' ' ' Crowli t: hi£· k ~ lwl two out or avcra,c, and now · haYc a r~conf 1hrec 111111\('.'l m the rt. rl{la~anl of three WiiUI an-d thuc la&e.s in Cily League Thur.,:day nJJlht ils the second balC ot plq. ' brtth i<~l_nes Wl!l'l! lost tu 8 . W. Crow rolled illmea of SM, 1MB Krodel 111 the la~:~t ~nmc Th!_ and 803 for a · ~· .total. and . a.c~ dua tod from hi&h schQol and the tuall!' beat out t.M Krodel . . . Minneapolis r.akers drarted him by ~JVe Ptos on ·the total score. b 1 I Bl& Bob Louks U1:c f or ~~o an a~ l o\ielt:IUn n a since- for the Chick$ with ~~·~~-~·~m<~ nutiJ!JI)d 1:1 4lloctlon. nr 192 169- nd Almo•t lo•t Lit• <.:Hrro~ blttln~ :112. Rink JOilt'~ ~~ pluyinlil his llflh YC<~r chlnl 1511 and Grtr£ Durbin ()( c:olleg<J ba~kethlll. After one Frank Quillen, was the bi,q game in 1903 he l0t1t a yc 1r, and fOJ' the winnetll wU.b DIU Mlmost his life, with a bural .iiipo hllh game of 213. pcndlx. The ronfer<'nce wiped out CkOW'S CHICKS th t b t th NC* a. .:.•• · • '!," a year, u e ".,. WQ\11~ l CUff d It be WA s elilible, tho Qons rnllhl or ---~-- 18'1 '60 ISS wish they stilt hid thell" if.Dcle.nt :tnchini -~-- ~ 1.1 170 200 nickname or ''Thr. Grey foc.~· ovauer ··- · - ~ 11)0 JIJB 139 The AAU lmxinJ team took 1 Dur.bia -··· --·· i$3 tU 187 Wtllopln& on a roo~dl ~U">~ut Louks -------- 193 169 182 N h _._ " rt Total ~--·- · - · · 801 Me 893 1our an d . a"er ea•wl ...rtrfti)O I. W ROD of Mana_ger Pen Hllrrts, you tmJ• • K II. & tiONS dcr bo\# wr. won five 01 tbf) lth Roa1 - ----·- ·· 111 134 200 OhmJlir l ! llc~ Morrison • • ••. 138 1f2 1~2 Huckon -~ - -·- - 11D 162 19'.! l.lobbmg Mild wtavina brln'a di .. White -···---- 1 0 192 164 qual1ril'ahon in Europe, where Qulllln -- - ---- ~49 209 the Judie! :~core a jab ~ much fla Total --·----'l7D 92{1 ...,."I• ·a knockdown punc-h. One Yo,nk kolYoed a Tival with a 'atonlfth HOT St(uDS ,. punch and wa~ ruled out Jof;~J( a l)&S LACS, ti. ~Baker "'-'=~- ,, Your ltrnin;s•nd tmploymtnt ir.,if~~ .....~< . . •. ·'· . INDIVIDUAL ltader In lht !'om- I '• . MAKI '16 ',....,...liiiillllltll_. .....~ ~,.,.,....,....._••••! ••j : te, II. hfre:nii·eit•ilf... tl • tlhmi•ltt• .; w...... ·. ·. ...,... ,/ .. ~AM§ Qfl!!l'~TJ!Bl' l'!JA.N Pomeroy .. " '' i; .' .' ' . L. ~-· " COlltiiiUOIII UrYice \ -~·~h_Ote U-431- POlalOI- ' •' -, .,·~... 'I' ~ '. •.! . . . .....'· Cement .· 40 .....·Y"" of . _.,•~,. 8~ltetbidl, · . . . I ':· •., ' '. ~~· '. : ~ '' '• '" '" .~to\ ...... ,q •I .. t ·'.'• ·'.,.~j··,': .. ... .:·:·-· ~-~ : f"'" .' '~-· , ", .. .. :;, .t t1l: ""---~~ ~ • ..................... .. !".,.•' · -;~-:~·' ••' •,-~I''J. · "1<1- "! >;o ~ -~.o.. ~· •ol \l.,;,.. •• , . 0 - ' ·~ 1'"-'. ""t .o..:+ ...:•• ! • ,_ _. • .,.._./ • •.......... . A~ ....· .... ········· ····~··············· .- ..... . Bati '. ·. ·,' ' th., 0 0 0.0 . .,. !'"'"!"rof. .-:~~·~:~~~~i I ~' r t~lt!~~·· ·" hitting for all but four of them. Pantbe~ }lry • ni:Ptt ·to AU told Keating had aix field liD t~come 'out oJi topf a:oala in the period, while Lury WJidena.utb . yer had six points on two and two foula. In the first Keating hit for 18 points Bohyer ror e.ight, and oddly en · ough neither player was able to ltore in the entire BeCDnd half. All told in the first half Keatiq hit for nine out of 11 •bote. ~ trelled 4J·17 •t half.. tlmi 1ft . . . of the fld they wert cont,.lll"' tha ,.. boun41, Ho-..ver, they h1d . J2 turnover~ ancl thll' lecl to .tMir 4" FT ~fj. ) fl:l ,.. Wll '~ i I' ; ' .tt!: of ~ Keating from the rilbt Bob band eorner, and by bi.( Gary BolQ'er, the Hounds jumped Jnto 21 12·22 t411 FG , II u WAHAMA , I Tho otoy II th, top heap in the SEO aloJJI with dleport, who also won by point la,t llilht. read 39-18. TODAY'S SPORT PARADE ' U..lhtl ,.,.., S.Ortt Writ.r .. . . , -;:,,, durlnc the period while the Point Pleaunt quintet hit the hoops for 18. In the preliminary aame, the Little Blaeb downed the Falcon R1:1scrvce by a score of 42-32. The boJC Ror•: PT. PLIAIANT (541 PG FT Jonee, f 1 1.3 ...,.,,,, f I 0.1 Yaunt. f '1 0.0 Call, f 0.0 Wedge, e 7 McCih,tock, c 0 0.0 lmith, 1 1 :J.4 Hotckar, 1 In the third quarter the Sl·oring b)' Blacb DIOYt!ld ahr:ad to a COR\· Pl. l'lf'a~~:ant fortable lead of 21 polnlt at one Wahama ' a ·.i - a;_ •• racked up their ninth victory or A bad Hcond quarter proved tbl IUIQn on Friday nl&ht at extremely eoltly lor the Falcona .. 6e expenae of the Wahama as the boys rrom the Bend were Falcon• by a tcore of 54· able to coOed only lour points ...... ....._te - '58 .-_ Q.....;..,.E :' - _.-.n-·. .,··d·- ..,- ,e_·-. Wahama White Faclons Defeated By Point Pleasant; Store 5Ml ~~eore ~ v.IC l ory St·rin -.--.-,, 't o·· . ' ' lill! Blacks time aa the . For p-ant h. er.s I I Tbe Point Pleasant Big ·w·· . ·"" ·-.j . ' . ., " .. . . ' . , I �____._---------------------------.-----------·-~· • ~ Soturoay, January 21, 1956 ~ ·. -·.·• The Dllilv Sentinel. Pomeroy.MiCidleport, Otilo m (Great Bend) Weekly Prayer tervtce.s Wednesday 7 30 p METHODIST CHURCH, Mara:a.ret Willia:ma AlternOOil Ctr- 1 30 a m . Worship ><>I"VICe To0 P1C "JeliU.S Only ." Dechcahon of cle priRST aAPTIST CHURCH, Middleport, Rev C. E. Hoyt, putor Follow•b1p. Ruino Mothodtst ch ... h, .... IMI'ss Adr'en u 'IIs To Wed Harold E. I ne IYII' Whln you pray, .. lrtht your room end lhut the clctor, pray to• yovr fatMr who ~~~ in .-em, and fOUl Father who " " what is MC,... will ,...ard you. (Matthtw 6:6. UnltM Methodist Church, Pom· eroy Rev J Leslie Kunze, Pa..s· tor. Church School 9 1:) Theo Wor!5hlp ServJce Smtth, Supt 10 30 "How God H~ndles Us" 5 .30 Youth FellowshiP 5 30 The Methodist Men Will meet at the church. Monday 7 00 V1.s1tatwn Evangelism Tu~5 6 30 Come Double Cla.ss polluck Wednesda:r '1 Mid-Week Bible Study Saturday and Sunday MYF Mlli·Wtn:er In &titute at Trmity Mcthodb;t Church m Portsmouth ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pomeroy, L M 1\.tohrborE, pastor The pastor IS plann· jng to conduct m1d-week Lenten scrv 1ce The first wtll be held on Ash Wednesday, Feb 15th. at 7 30 o'clock Theme wtll be "Behol r' Your Kmg" His Crown~ H1 s Seep ter- Hts Robe--HUI Km~o:dum}ILS Credentlals- Ht s Homa~PHts Death. The puhhc ts mv1tecl THE RACINI MISSION, Ch•rlel Bu h Pastor Sunday Sehoul 10 a ~' Sunday cvenlnl( w01slup 7 30 p m Weckb' Pnner Serv 1ceM Tu~day 7 30 p m Purll<tnd ;o;er ykes Pra;er s~rvice Mon~ay al 'r·30 P m Regular church scrvicea F n d ay· 7 30 P n, RACINE AND GREAT IEMD BaptLst Church, Rev Wc!:lley JenSermon Tupic "DiV· P t knl~,Rul~' 0 ~unday School 9 :30 a. '· In wur~hLO 10:43 0 m. Su~y m l~Y~U 7 30 P m a m. ( CID~ WOTtihlP 7 30 p Sunday evemng __ _ l NOTICE COUNTY' U RI "" •L ESTATE OWN! TMI TAX BOOKS ARI OPIN NO,_. , .. The P•yment Of December & Ju"• "IAL BITA.TE TAXIS "' lookt Will Clo•• FIIRUARY 1. 1956 CLYDI G. MILLHONI MEIGS ~ NIW GRANDPARINTS MIITtNG The Ladles Aux1Uary of Drew Webster Port A.nler1can Legion w1ll meet In rea:ul_.. !IJCJ!I!On Tues· day at 7:30 1). m."' at the Legwn Home. Frank Cbeesebrew, e1a:hth district roQJ.mllDder of the American Leg10n will be a;uest speaker All members are lll'ged to attend. • Mr. and Mrs. Edror Wolf• art erandpare:Dtl of tbe pri 100, 'Mh_ ohaol ~~. who wu hom to. • SERMONETTE '• SAVES I ··"- .......,.. . :: ' ~ .,_ , '"' . ... l IBusy Bee Sewing James P. Fisher ?. Is Xi Psi Phi .. I Circle Honors Delegate of OSU Mrs. W. L. Kautz ,SAVES il!';um.-1 *"" w-w '-11m IIJYI• e pomeroy M can get along without God and talks on his lriJ? at 8 convention 1lut-of~} 11 fu-st Sunday in and monthcommunion; 1:30 P. M. for that shallor ~atisfy us alumm of the chapter. test Sunday School carveourselve1 out a career pog t on every Sunday O.ao A Church preacttina:; third Sunday Pride of position, pride of per· In month 10:30 A. ·M, Church eem· sons! charm, pride of ach1evcmaer I munlon and preach.IDJ. -Rev ment, are the biggest obstacles ruM • Harold C. Doster, Pastor. to the grace of God 1n lhese days Th~ Church of Chrllt, K•no, or prosperity in malcrud thmgs. every Sunday 9:30 A. M. Sunday A repentant attitude and a hum· School and communion, aocond blo hcort ore not counted or Sunday m mGnth 10:30 A. M worth in the race of worldly Church c<1111munion and preochtng ploa.ure and abundance of AND fourth Sunday ia month 7:30 P. things. Tbe mountains of pride M. church preachiua.-Rev liar- hove foothills of presumption old C. Dostor, Pastor. and Ingratitude Scll·•uffldcncy Lubricotio,; The Chrl1tlan Church at Hem- 1s just ats much a barrier lo our Jock Grove, every Suod.l.y 9:30 "' entrance Into the Christian life M. Sund~ S<hool and communion a• ll wns to the patriarch Mosel occona Sun~af in month 7:30 P. l ~~:~~~:h~e came to the place ot " M. cburcb preaching fou.rll'l Sun· 1 ~ the Proml.sed Land'. 4ay la month 10:30 A. M. church "Koep servant from prcsump e.ommuoioD and preachlna.- Rev tious ' needs to be our pr•.Y· HaroJ4 C. Oostor. Pastor. cr today Carleton Church.' ktnllbury Our text oontmue~ "The un· Road, Rev. R. A. Biddle, Palltor even shall tw. made level, 1nd Sundl)' School 9:30: Prayer Meet· the rough pla('c!l a plain " 'l'he illv 7:45 .Wednellday evening; Hnd uneven road or Church svvice 2od and tth Sun· often hindered the daya at 7:46. ol coopcrAt!Vl! effort lUI Churches, Mornlnt1 Sttr & be In the church or In the com Enterpriac, Rev Ro~er Bisher, munity. Like thuck holes In the Pastor. Morning St::1r Sunday street, prejudice makes life DELCO AND AUTO-LITE IGNITION PARTS Scbool 9:45 A. M. Mornuli wor- rough and progress very !low 1hip at 11 A. M. MYF Sunday evo- and painful. Jealousy is a crook· nlQ.C at 8. Prayer mefltinJ Thurs- ed way in which many a penon day evening. F.nterprJac Sunday has lost the company of hiR Lord. SChool 10:10 A. M. Morning wor- How admirable the apirit of St. ibip 9:30 A. M, YF at 6:30 P. M. Paul who reJoiced that Chriat 7.30. Prayer was preached even by those not Eve.,tna: wor1 btp meeunc Wednesday '1.30 P. M. aympatheUc to hi11 mothods cenPbonoi80-J UI CJ;vrches, Let1rt FlUs, Ro- 80nouaneas and covetousueu "::i::::::i::i::::::i::::::i::::::i::i::::=====~ller Martin, Pastor. sunday School arc also crooked ways that dark· • 9:80 A. M'. Wofllhlp Service 7 P. en our vision of Christ and drain M. ChrlJtlan Endeavor altern•te off our strength for the batUea or life. Sund1ys aL '?:30 P. M. Church of th• N..·artnt, Srra· Our text concludes "And cuse. M. C. Lardmore, Pastor. places made plain." The roek of desecration or the Sunday School 0:30 A. M. Morning Da,v must 00 blasled out ot worthlp 10:30; NYPS 6:30 P. M.; lives. With eyf"..a longln...i' , If EvanJeiWt.lc service 7•30 P. M. Wedncaday ev&nlng prayer meet pleasure and financial protlt Ina: for the midweek 11nd Tuesday en Chrlslian people often par•tl•l aftemoon prayer hour. clpate in buylna: lnd selling attend eommcrclsl MoUM of Prlyer, C"eat.r, Su"" on the Lord's Day. God day School 9:30 A. M. Mornina: to dellght in worehlp and worship 11 A. 11>1. Sundey cvenlna of kindness In Hia name. The worship at 8. Prayer mtetlna: on or formality must not Thunday 8 P. M. hBNhmed. Sinkholes or il Church ef Chrl1t, lrHferd, ality must be filled. ~;~;,.~,~; Rev. John W~att, P11stor. BJhle Una:, opprl'lASion, ... School 1:38; church scl'\'h:ca 10:30 and all unholineu must be with the Lord'• Supper belna: 1way. served every SundiY morning as "P'Mpare yc tht~ WilY or """'• JeaW~ 't.i.l tomorrow that wM~h you can do tocla.Y," &a£d the Bible te•che1 us In Acts 20:7. Lord." Jesus C!lltls "He l!enlomln !Nnt.lin Thrift WM, In honoc o! Frmldln It • Jlj)ud Youth Mee~ling at 8 P, M. and would eome after me, let him evanaellstlc service Sunday even- ny himself and take up his • and follow me." ina at 7. James Rtled, Supl. l>on't put orr gvin~~ Stitt your acrouot now .... Jcecq, n arow~ Chlre•, Rn. Pl'fti•M :=========~ Norris, Pastor, Services at Joppa t 9:30 A M.: Sunday at 10:20 Sun· day School at Lona Bottom P:20 A. M': Prcacbmg service 10:4&.; SWlNATIONAL Til RIFT WEEK .... JANUARY 17 to 13 day Scbool at ReechiYillc 9:20 A. M. Preaching 7 :30 P . M WSCS at ba'*I.Hmt o[ ReeJtsville church Dec. U. PrM '4athocll•t Church, Harry Batca. pj~tor, Llurel Cllrr. Sun. day School 0.30: Cla1:1.11 meetinc Hel~leJ'..IIIYI •.IIII 10:30; f'MY serv1ce 7:00: Preach· St. . And &M Our Wide lDI B·OO; Prayer Meetina Wednesl•loeltotl Of New And Uoed Run Sunday day 7:30. Hytell POIIDOY, (IHIO MOTOIICYCLII School 10; Pre~cblnt Pitderlttd Church Member SJ'Iela BUNCE HARLEYBartels, Paator. Mr. DAVIDSON SALES - I l l PIDIRAL DIPC!IIT INIURANCI CORP. llllr, Church Sebool Itt 7 ot Ath lt. Mhldlo-t. 0. dent. 9:11 a.m. ChiORh De-tn~tftl r. n.e Editorial Pllone 897 No. 236 • . 1956 HE'S DO·IT·YOURSELF DADDY LINKS SCHOOL HEAD WITH ltEDS ICI DJ.OV:ed swiftly today to priJ1ecute ~ )!(IIIAI men who 41'!1 out to Mb f; bank ~utday 'Dllht but wall;ed lnto • P!>)... trap, 1l>o> \tlroo iel'e MfaiiQod in llllllioip.il Court <Ill ·clmfes. thon ploced In jall under $30,000 bonif. County Prosecutor Ralph ~­ })art in:.tm~11ttely called a .sl)i!:eial ~ of the arand Jlll'll" lOt next J(on<!ay to Indict too tbr<e. -"na .tur-r will be a~ked to indict tile m~ on charges of bank rob· *r, JmdnappinJ witH Intent of CX• tortioo, and eonapiracy to kidnap Mr. and lin. Ralph HUll". AU three pleaded gu.i}ty at their ~l&nmett.t, and were s:cnt back to ,Jail. ·The ; The POIII.'""J' Department • SQuads today have readied to qu1rter mark · rt1&e a f~d rtut Marc'h 3~~:~~\ I lf Ute pal to Oftieen ol ·•is .the pointed out kMlaY , tmrt tion <~f •ny amount will be gUidl!~ l accepted. Tbe pop corn they is free and any doriatiou amaH 1s all giv(Jl tor .•the litl\lji agairu;t poL1o. In tbe past three hers of each ward bave of the1r time on urday's to achieve Anna Randolp~ Funeral Rite8 Are li~ Today!~ OhioAMYETS o£:'Mahnedy 1 '' ~ rr.~_ .., Hlib School atraJght •• Jtudent, Eup"-e Withers, d. ..llf Mr. and Mrt. Charles W1"th , of: B.uUand Road is" reported ........, .. 1n erltical coni:lition in _.,. Cinlll!l Hospital, : I~;~~ . ~ ... Tl:ie ' VA•"""' was takfln to !••Sui!dOY wheo he • . No J fe--•t.•• quH.. Ul. (:,'JANUARY '""'" = ~I.-. ~i 'H.i the )'11llth, belniJ' ruahed to the WY CHAIRS limb ;·. Wu U'lft: ,; l "":,= 1 • ' - ..-MI....,. 24"11W hll Rue Pool• Metol Holl,_ Prtlllti ·. 34.00 19.95 15.00 48.00 39.00 8.95 14.35 74.00 Wauehl It• S'Mken 'All M...l ilnlol<~ -- ' • · ·' ~®ttl c;lf~ l:) ttte"Meiasa Cletk ot from CIBrence Lacey ...~Dc;lrt! .. • . •.: ~ · peullion 8tated that the equpte ba._"' been married since tMO and hive tto ~bildl'len. Sha ~,-, .aj.\r~m.:o on ttu~ aroonds ot ·s qiijtJP'nffliM.s a divONe, eli· lbdiu' 8nd ~proper teller. ·~ tf9LUR HOSf'ITAL AdittRt.td Sundar: Ml'i. James CM&t.•; r..awrenec '•Mil· ~... ihou, lliddfepOtt and Mrv. James ,AP.~: c~. · W•• Ncrw US Ut 7.ts' s.tt t.tS 1.95 1.'95 S.H· 4.tt s.ts 1 ' "·'~· US 1.79 ..., 4U5 3.tt ·" l.lt 1'-- Cedor Chtllt St.tli 4Uf ltubhtr Door Mo" . .stc .29 fxl2 Plhtr Ru"' Dl.., PoJtorno 21.95 IUS FIMr W1Nr ... •• " t,tS 6.t5 S!to-·tt>• - ·o.~·~~~ iate AndlnoD ..,.,aa rletta H-" 'Killb1e, .Jililf.\.!"' w,t· dow of tl!e 1ate ~ Dit,t:aD I..- • I AI\Qtber eondemned rete&~£ of Ger111Jn Dje~~. who was Hi· Oh.lo bay tbc r(lCent voted to hold an all Ohio ~~:~~T; Octob ' at Cedar Point next A SU~ving are five soDs: Vicir Auet.ber resolution-' ado"ted ur- Jr., and Norbcl't. of ·Pomeroy; An· ted tliis country 8....... accepting thony a.q.d Cla,n,t~ qf CoJumbu<i ""i' d 0 r Ma son Ctty, w· Va A d.i1plsced persons until the em· " Ptrtnar brother Geor- Clemen\ N•ul• ployment aituollon provided en· 1· • •· 1er •.. ougb jobl'i for Americana. mg o1 p omeroy- an d ~e SIS Emma "cB·'~ Houston Pa ', A'· ..,_.ur 1,.....,.., ·vlng •re 18 "rand•h>l a.oo s v ' " '" • • drcn "··e ~..t •r•n•·•'Id>·•n 1.11.1.'1: •• ._. \IWN and 8&Veral nieces and nephews. F •· ma• call at th • Ewin• rlettl.UI " ... Funeral Home at any time unlit ItegiStratiOD . " Of w.. ' Livlna: Room Salle 158.00 PI-MOHRN Room Salle 188.00 Sora 211 oo Now 89.00 98.00 188.00 . v0 ters statled I n Mason'' Co• Threeserv~ces. Arrested Gentral Sepp time of commander of Nazi troops who maMactcd Am. erlcf!D troops at Malmedy in 114:4. He bad served 10 ~ars of voters of Mason Coqn~ were a life aenten(!e in a West German be.iDi regirtered thia week in a prison. house-to-bouse canvass by 80 re- Mofe thin 200 AMvET dele- &ist.n.rs which l!llvt.ed oill4onday iates CQests and auxiliary mem· mom ina:. hers attending the meeting also Forty Republican rcglsttats and 40 Democrat reatstrars, approved Big Bend Milutrel by tha county court for the work, wert g1ven special instnadion» by RehearMJI Called County Clerk John A. Willo'D' 'OR Any member of the e&9t of the Saturday morn.ng in Pt. Plet111nt. BEND ~TREL who wJIJ Th de d.J' f th 1H be able to participat~ in U~e ot tt! w!rtr:1 ~~ F~bro:~o; t' ,.t:~ ShoW, February l6t, tor polto 'census ls required b)" w. va.. stat• ~ndita, must contact Bob Hoe· law to bring r~stratlo.n records flich, Director, not later than up to da1-c Wednesi:tay noon. In otder that · replacements may be made. New voters will be rogl!tered Final run-through rehP.trsal and names and addrease.t checked wm be held at the Pomeroy Jun· 50 that cbana:es CIJI be made in ior High Auditorium, Sunday I tbe :record9 before the May pri· e)'elliq,g. at 7:fli, p.m. . mary oekctJon. Q~*f Clinic·Expand sitS Pediatric Staff I PI- MODIIIN 1 During weekend BY0hid · · Tfl.ree persOns were a.treste( over the weebnd in tbe count~ by HighW8y ' Patro1mCn, It Was repOJ'ted. Two of t~ penom...n6) interned In th,e Meigs Couol;.y jail. AccorJing W 1he report, Ct•Dto rad Bcntt. 46. Coolville, was ~,.,. res led Sunday ob the clla11ce of drlvina: wbll& intOllleated, and a paMena:er in biB 'Vehicle, Perte Olapt, 73, Coolville. wu arre.stcd !or tntoxd.eation. Both are to appur bef~ M.i,or E. F. Robinsoa. Harold PulU. 42.. Wbeellng, w. Va. a:r"reStOO for speeding Swturday, forfeited a $10 anpearance bond in Mayor: Robinsou's court. tbe same d•y. ~~;e!~ ~rte~mbGat paetets for surv1vors include two •i-~.... Mi" Kale L. Kibble arul ·!llaa IAI<y Tri-Scitool aalid FeStlV ' al' p}·8JlS r 1..: 1 February 11 bas been set or "me date af the annual Pomeroy· F ll Mlddleport.-Wablma Band · es val at . Mlddle-.f ,... Higb School auditormm Yfltb the concert •lven by th.e e41mbined band• or • ••j Pomeroy, Wahama and MJ.ddle. port H" b Sc•~• • thCIT· lJ uvv.o.B unoer directors. ' The guest cooauctor Will be Chester J. Fair assiatant director ~ tl:ie All·Obto ~tate Fair {Jand. Fair is head bopk consultant ol Ginn and Company and waa on the 11tarc of Pert Clinton High School, A.bland Collcgo •nd Ohio State Uninrsity. . The program as Jnnounccd this put week is as follows: •·March of the Slide Trombones", "J'en. tucky- 1800"; ''Stardust", clarl· ~et quartet; "N.orwegian Folk Song Smle''; "March of - the Steel-men", "Surrey Wllh the Fringe on Top", brass "BUbbling Br~As", "AdagiO Cantable;" ' tho ICicles" and \'Slarl'l Str1pes." I -----.,.--,-- Mrs. A. E. today. petitions for circulatioa. witJt othe probabihty that lle too, wou Id be a i:and ' dat e. 11 -•- a-·~ ~- l•koly, today, that ~ lneum•-• -·nty , _ , __ '-""',._ ..vw ,..,.., .. ,,., Milhono would havo op~~ ~·~ • In tho !orthcoml··· pn"mary wolh the appearance of petitions m Cit· c·•-tJon lnr Richard J-- of u1a ....._ Pomeroy · The race apparently commandlng tbe most lltteatton 1s that for sheriff in which thl'ee <lther aVOW· cd candidates have already decla:red inteotions. TJwy being: LeRoy But.rutn, A. o. Tracy and Bob Hartenbach.. .:.::.::::..______ Samuel E. Jenkins Jackson Council Member Is Killed Mrs WIUiam E. r..ew1s. North Th1rd Ave, was notified Saturday of the death o£ her brotber, Councilman S11.muel E. Jenkiru, of Jackson, who died mstantly after h.u; car struck a concrete bridge two miles west ur Jackson. left the road and catapulted mto a creek SuTVivorli include hl!5 Wife and one .son, Samut'l Jr, 11; his mother, Mrs. R. H Jenkins. and • a brothe-r. Harold, bmh of Jackwa; aJso two sisters, Mrs. LewiS, Mid· dleport ,nd Mr$. 'Theodore Mich· ael.s, Wellston. and h1s uncle, Congrct;r;man T. A. Jenkrns. Ironton. Mr Jt>nkm.s And his brolher were owrrers of tbe Jackson Mill and lA!mber Company and tbe C1ty Lumber Company of Wellston and he was on a business tf'ip at the tlmc of tbe aeciderrt Saturday morlling. No One Ia Jnjured In Two-Car Mishap ROOMS NEW FURNITURE ON THF. IRfGHTIST COR~~~· ·IN MIDDLIPOkT., • . Two automobiles collided Saturda.Y, 1n HartiwnviUI:' rt!sultiDg In sl1a;Ht damaces to both the Me1gs She.rifts office repqrt.ed to· dOY. AccOI'ilmg Lo t~c :tepOrt a IIM7 Jr'ord sedan, dr1ven tiY Clarence Jordan, 31, IJaiT:Isonvdle, travel· 10g west on Side HiU road, four aqd • balt'tW,l& west of Hanieonvipe, collided, o.o f s~arp CllfVe wtth a 1M2 .Nub drtyen by ..Jatnes !!. Gibson. 43, Bl>w\IDJ Green, o T~i<in> Wer6 iljjllfioa. .. uo . '. '· Military' .. . Rartdolph, w1to was a pUGt on tlje - hlld Cedar Wfl'd-;. ltlflolll"' Choot 1 • 0. mONTON, -UP- The Department ot AMVETS of World War D and Korea. conclud< ed a two day annual mid-winter ---'erence' h-e Sundoy by adon. ""VUL .... ru..- ., several resolutlon1. s•·te Commander Richard R. ~ Prlce ••id ooe of t.he resolutions asked the &tate to provide ,...at• er aid lJl clasaroom r..IU\Iee P·and teachers for mentaUy relar<led children. ' 27".SO Chonillo Thr"' lltllo ,.,.....n II...Iith ~ChtnUit Btd . . , _ • t -~ JANUARY The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company '!""'If! .fM cttvor~~ in t5 - · ...lory ......m. H-..itJl ... n;.~~~~:~D, Thelia ~e)', bad f.'Jed petltlGn Lwa• In pl11tlc upholat.rlne Plotform Rockers ...... 49.95 lm•ll Plastic Rockers . . . . . . .. 14.95 loudoirChair 0 only I . .' 17.95 M-n Pull Up Choirs ......... 69.95 lentall a.ck Chairs . . . . . ...... 59.95 Wroueht Iron with •rma. 'TV Choirs ............ 11.95 ....... ' 'Pull Up Chairs.~ 1• ." ••••• 17.95 .':fiM rno.t comftrt•ble locQr .,.., ..,.., At In Rockers ... I ......... 89.95 • ,-,...: -- ed ,y Witf"JP': ~ -,. ' "~""~·· . ·~~~I w~ :;;_~~UlVOfCe Now \Swivel Rockers 59.95 38.00 ''Mm Cu&hlMti~ ...... and contforttble ecoulenaJ · Chairs 99.50 68.00 Old falhloMd hloh IMck y, ... , uploobtond ;Rocker 19.95. 19.88 DISTRIBUTOR .:...~, ., . 1''"~~:.:.1 AT EASY TO OWN PRICES I mFated Train WlLLIAMSON, W. Va.UP-A Cin.clnnati-bound Norfolk 6 Weat em pauenger ltaie derailed on a bluff 1bove the Tnt Ri•er at dar, W. Va., early today kzllina the engiDHT and iajuring an ea- ' SPARK PLUGS ' I Engineer Of the BEST rwm1 a-... Single Copy Funeral - . s ,.,.. held today lor Mrs. ~ JJ. B&doiplt. 81, Reedi!JIIe. ~ Sotat41!Jc • usly lll ' . ,As:Seno WILLIAMSON OIL CO. -................... T-. C.ntL.w ........ ... .. ....., ........... teUth ...... 12 Ill :· e THE .... _..,..,.......... _ • n)ures _ . flunoMa In the ....euat: , ....._ cloMr wlttt- _ . . Is Only Fatality In Accident wb Pure ' ~ 011!.1 - . . .· ...,.. withhltll . ..MCMIII ... Next Saturd~ will "'''"''~ l'!,. 1\llal day of U>e drive by the men a-nd emera~enq aqua~ With mertrbers .._ {fom aft wards aidin& at 'th'e .«and. I""®b<"' of the de_pa'rtlll<llll tod;jl"to IIIVe 80lne of 0 . UP.....Autborl!les MARION. Bullneu Pbolle 398 • est 1018 ra1n F~efigltters Swift Justice Poli.Drive Goll MariOn Robbers Three Arraigned Plead Guilty To Robbery Attempt w...th.. enttne io~r~b~o;th~th;e~a~ct~lv~c~c~h~o~pt~e~r~artd~~t~o~h~c~ljl~i~ve~re~g~ul~•~r~ju~d,c~es~in~·~lh~e~~;::::::::?:::":b·:~·;-' =~:======q ~ PU RELUBE H P. Motor Oil Complete Winter Tirts ond BoHeries STOP IN •No SEE US A-COIL FILTERS e ~. • ·~ Judges Were called in PREMIUM Gasoline PURELUBE Super Duty -- . EJwood, Pastor SundllY ser Mr •nd Mn. Fral1l: Wolfe, Pt::' Middleport. at FOI"ttlt Run 9:00 a. m Pleuont at }lolw" HoapltaLO\ 7.30 P.M. Apple Grove, TbtU"'da)' 10· 15 toptc ''The First ConVJC'l', Oak GTove 10.00 1 m . Racml:' Friday, Januar)' 20th, 01 brutal Wedaeaday The baby hu a sfltel\o 7.30 P M East Letart Won.hip School of ~ons for Primary 10:45 a m. Ywth Fellowsh1p at abower was held for Miu Mills Betty Ann.e. Other gn.nd.,....ntt' Servtce. Prayer Meet1np: Sunda}' and Jwuor Dept conducted by Raeme Sunday evemn~ 6 P m No at the home of Mn. Forrest Bach al'9 Mr and IJ4rs. P.~ Kpblentt_ 7 P. M Letart Falls, 7.30 P M Mrs Paul Smar.t; 5:30 Sr HYF; 6 Sunday evemng serv1c~ tel with Mrs. P L Mitch and East Letart, Wedneaday 7 P . M. p m SC'Ilool ot Missions for Jr of Pt Plea.Nnt. ..' f .... • :: Mrs. Gerald Rupe, Bradbury. as Letart Falls. MYF 'Mieehngs: Mon· and Sr HYF, Mrs: C. E. Hoyt the UBISting hosteAes. Games DUV TENT TO MEET PYTHIAN SISTUI TO IIIIIT;, day 7 30 p m. Apple Grove, m charge, 6 30 Jr. HYF; 7 -''0 were played and a prtze awarded The Stall and Oflleera . Jlf. ••. j!W Thursday 7 p m Eut Letarl Evemng serv1ce, top1c "In Whom Jane Howell Tent Daughters of to Mrs. Manning Kloes. PomeMl'lill Temple, Py~Q Silter( Scnplure memodzmg 4!ontest Do You Trust?"; Monday 7.30 Sermon by Rev K J . Scott I roy. A &old and white color Un1on Veterttns will meet m rew1n begm at Letart Falls Church Cub Scouts meet ; Tuesday 6 30 Minis'ter of tbe New Haven Evan will have theLr Japuar)' , ~ a~heme waa used for the dmlnggular session, Monday evcnmg at at the home or Mtt: . ~ewtir on WedneMJay at 7 p. m. I<'ellow5hlp supper meetlna- for a:eUcal United Brethren Church room and favors and a dessert CHURCH OF CHRIST: Hiland deacons at pa-rsonage ; Wednesday Childs Monday with Mrs. UODW,' Subject: ''Preparing the Wa} " course WBS served by the host· the DAV Hall. Kennedy &I the aui5Ung hosteiG Chapel, Rev. Edison Weaver, 7.30 Church School or MI6!510ni Text: "Prepare ye the way of eases. ,, Bible School 10 a m. Supt Henry for Adui'L'i; 8:30 Sr. chotr; Tflurs- the Lord " Iaaiab 40 3. 1 The guest lut included Mr11. Eblin, Morning service 11 :30 A day 7 30 Youth choir; 7 30 Men's Harry Mills, Mrs. Victor Grimm, M Evangelu;tic SerVICe 7 30 p Fellowship and Election or off I our text Ill taken from the pro trandmothen ot Mlss Mlils; Mrs. M cer5. Friday Teacher trainmg phecy of Isaiah. He, more than • Ruuell Mill!!, mother of the THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN class in evangelism tor young any other or the ancient writers, . bride-elect; Mrs Gene Coleman, people '1 p. m; 8 p m ChurC'h was granted the underatandmg { ' .Krl. Shirley M1lls, Middleport; CHURCH, ~hddlcporl, Rev How- School officers and teacher's con or the plan of God in sendLDi the Mrs. Kloea, Mrs. Harold Hinkle, ard Ruppelt, pastor Chur,.h fermces. Messiah Into th.e world. These ' 1 Pomeroy; Jean Smart, Denison School 9:30 Jamc~; Buchanon, PRI!S&YTERIAN CHURCH, s.,. were also the "'' Is or Joh.n the .• \ 1 University; M.r1. Robert Stewart, Supl., Morning wol'libiP 10·30 to- racuse, Rev H~>waro Rul}pelt, Baptist's text ati ue heralded the Carol Bacbtel. ParkeraMason; PIC "Why D1frerent ReliK.tons?" pastor. Church School 9 . 30 Ro coming of Jesus. ji,' ('J\ 1 M18s Adrienne E. Milia, RN, burg; Shlrley Mealy, Marilyn 6 p. m. We.stmmMter Youth Fcl- bert H.trden, Supt; H: 30 WestIsaiah's UlustraUon wa:~~ that of Gahpohs, whose open cburc:h Mi1ler, Julie . Mitch and Ann low~hlp, Wedne.sday 6.30 JuMor mio.ster Youth FellowshiP. the labor and care expended Ill Ob01r; 7 p m Sen10r cbo.r Gr.ce Epiacope~l Church, E•st preparmg the road over wb1ch a wedding to Harold E Munns, Rupe, Gallipolis.. ")0 Mrs. C. H. W1se, Jr., sent a CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mlctdl•· Main Street, Pomeroy. Rev J visiting mona~h would travel 1n CmcJnnati is to be an event of Friday, J~nuary 27tb, at 6.30 p. bridal aUt of a traditional blue J>?l'l• Rev Fred Gardner, pastor . Edwin Charles, Rector, Mrs. <..:e coming mto a cap1tol city The Bible School 9:30 RuSBell Wilson, dric W . Clark, organu t Worshtp road was leveled a!l much ~~ m. at the First Baptist Churth, a:arter to MW MiUs. Supt Mornjng worshiP 10·30 to- and sermon at 10 30 A. M. Holy poasible and all ohst,.•tetl""• replc "A New Ltfe", A New Nature" Communion fint Sunday m month moved in honor o! the .Wtor. 6 P- m Christlan. Endeav~r. P Church School, :Beainners and I! we would haw IJIIrltlll m Evening scrvJc~, topiC The Primary, 1 t 10:30 A M For infor- blessings and gain the VIctory Challenge of Fa1th ; Wcdnt'Sda• mation concerntng our work, over &in we too must 7 p m Prayer meet.iniZ and Bible plealie telephone 302-J. the way ror the incoming st udy with Mrs WlilUim Reynold~ Christian kl~• Socl•ty, 144 Lord Jesus Christ "Every as dcvotwnal lcador, B P m. chou· Mulberry Av&., Pomeroy. Morn· shall be exalted." The valley vract1cc ine Service at 11 o'cloell w1tb inattentlon must be raised c;:HURCH OF NAZARENI, Mid· Sunday School 10 A. M. Wednea· U we attend not to the he btrthday of Mrs. W L. Wautz dleport, Rev Robert StyerM, p.as day evening service at 8. The pub- message we can neither James P. Fisher. son of Mr. Will observed Thursday when thll tor Bible School 9.30 Lester Tay .. t•· ,·mportance nor secure and Mra. Paul Fisher, Mlnen"'" lor, Supt Mormng preac hi n~: scr- lie Is eordlally mviteu to attend benefits. 'l'oo often our ears v1Ue, ~cently returned from Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the 10 :m 6 t5 Young Pcopl~'s Read!Dg room With .ude entranct, d r· · San Francisco, Cal., where he Tcderated Churcp 1J,lft at the VlCO . ' ~ · located at rear of church, open to auune to the manctal m&~rkel• I chlli'eh for an all day q 1.ultlng mwL1ng , 7 30 Evangch~11C service bl' M d d W d d or the pleasure marts or the wati an Ohio State delegate to CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRIS PU IC, on ay an 4..! neli ay clal event& of our commumt} the bi-annual convention of the Pineapple Boston cream pie was TlAN UNION, Mtddlcport, Re~ from 2 to 4 p. m, more than they are to the Wmcl Dental Fraternity, Xi Ps1 Pbi. served with a potluck dmncr at Guy F' Sayre, pa.stor Bible Sehoul The Flnt lhptl*t Church, Pom of God and to the worshJp noon. 9 30 Odell Manl<'y, Supt, Mol'n eroy, Rev Ralph Zundel, Pastor God. Apathy is a deeper valley Traveling on the Califorida Attendmg were Mrs Kautz, Mrs mg preaching service 10 30 Ch.urch School 9:30 A. M. Morning Someone has said that "the great Zephyr Vista Dome type of train, Lena Huber, IM:rJ. Louls Reibr ~ ......... lotqla-CIII Evangehsttc s.ervlcc 7 30 Wnrship 10:30 A. M. cau&es of humamty are .not de he was able to view much of the Mra Grover Erb, Miss Anna Dursl , hllulohenllr ~ trallon, ad Will THE MT. MORIAH BAPTIST The S.lv•tlon Army; Mlddl.. feated by the hot assaults of the country along the route, which Mrs. Clarence Massar, Mrs. Cal'l ( l~Jdn.U.Iill _.._, wl&otndilj'ol~l,iqi CHURCH, Rev N D Bordon, pen;· port, Captam Glen~a Rummell devil but by the slow glacJer·llke mcluded: Chicago, Denver, Salt Shields, Mrs. Norman Kloes, Mrs. tor. Bible School 9 15 Arlena Sunday School Z.:30; Holme~~~ mall of thousands of indifferent Lake City and Reno. Addie Grueser, Miss Lena Gru~ oqulpnwt. • Reese supt; Murnmg worsh1p meeting 3:30 Open Air Service 7 people." An almost hopeless val· During his three day vis1t iu ser and Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels. P M Salvation mee 1'"11 7 :30· other service 10 30, BU 7 tl m w ley la despondency llr hopeless· San Francisco, he an'd ,.. "~'!';HI!ATH METHODin CHURCH, Christian Church at R..Uvllle ness. Bull)'an's Pilgrim almost delegates, from all parts of the &USY J\.IDGiS ~hddleport, Rev L. A. BAna-crter Every Sunday 10 A. M. Sunday lost hit Ute in the Slough of De· country, were taken on a bus OHICA.GQ-Cireuit eourt judgand Commun1on r1rs1 s un spond. Looking: lll Jesus •• here are expertmentl ng with a va~ttor Su.nday Schoo1 9 39 E rne11 1 "·hool .,.-; will tour of the city and honorod •~th "-'l Covert Supt. Morning worsh1g day in month 11 A. M. Church help many a penon up a banquet at .Toe DiMageio's doublMhlft to accommodlte the 10 ao top 1c · 1 Send You Forth"; 5 communiOn and preachiiJI; third higher ground. world ,famouli rest.Qurant on Filh• cru.sh 'o f .i:ases. The man calls (Of J . y lh F II h 61 :~~~~:: ,·n month 7·'0 p M W erm_an s w.hlll'f. one j~•· _,.. ,..._ 1 • p m umnr ou l' ows 1p ·• e are also told thal "Every -.!" •w work a ""W__... ~....... p.m. Sr Yf'~, Wednesday 7 P m. preachloc-Rev. Harold C mountain aod hill shall be made smce - hll return to Colmnbl~ from '·f.·nf. to~ p. 11'1~ and ~ an.' choir rehear~al; 8 p m Class l~ Doster, P1llto11. low" The tin that umlerlies all Mr. Fisher, a sophomore in tbe -other ~C) take ov'r ft'OJn 2 p m Circle at the home Hai}Je ancl Chriltlan Church It Long aot· tuns is pride. We think that we school of dentistcy1 bas glvett to 7 Pjt~~- In Dece~ )3 ~ ==Mo~lt=•=C~o~u~nt~y~T=•·~·~··~·•~r~~~N:•:II:I•~Z=c<=k=lc::====2=="=':llom, .B. Sur. LEGION AUXtLIAlY Munn At M1'(/d'1eport Bapttst • Church Falla, Emmabelle F. SGpber, Paslor. 9:30 a. m. Wontu.p suvlCe &t Church School 9.lllo Frank Cheese Plants, 10 30 A. M.. Letart Falls, brew, Supt, Morntng worship at I ~~~c!~i!:'~ neph'"'· Donald aod PJle !(lb~Ie: East Liverpool; two stepdaugbteti Mrs . Be$.41ie Webster, Lo!H Botlom and "- Jelllll·e Whitesi~-. Parkenburt ~· .. Funeral anvit~ were beld Jt -the Reedsv!lle Christian Cbureh With the Rev. lbrold Dotlon of. f1ciatlng and burial was in Beed,sville under the direction at: the White Funeral HGme, Coolville. Two Salk Polio Vaccine Clinic Meets 1 Held Jn F J ~....t,. ~r~~·~~~~tuDpf~ ~.,... F~~~C u.-~... _.,r, 31, !·""'""' ::. _ • .., -. .... ton City native wJto died i8 .p.· 2::. <IJ4i;. ....., .,.~ El 1'1110 ~ita! :,;~ _. In&. : ·; ,· t ' Burrili nceatly fm8t the Armed FOra. hacl beep _.. ing bis home in tbe Teus cH'y ~h a brotller, LawnDce. u4 bad been -em.plo,ed tbere plumber. Survivi~ the par..,U, II<......... I. ' u -a: . are ·IIi! o. Banli of-two-Mn.Jiqj Gl'imm IIDd ...,. Barrio ol JM!; IICIOI; four ~. Wtlley, llielj; ael Jnd Paul .t ....., ud La.,. re.ace of El Puo. Burial was aMde Ia El Paso. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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