https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/584a2f57a9068d77d64bad51f700d3ce.pdf 6a60b83b363dea68077cf3ca5e0b92ab PDF Text Text ____._---------------------------.-----------·-~· • ~ 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. �I ~~~ I ~tl'll!d ¥ uao'ftd cla.t> maJhl'!a: matter at I be p.......,f (>hlo pos1 .Na.UOD.al.ad.vwu.una repreaenLat..W.e. WSAZ -1V Channel3 &y CHARLIS M. M~CANN ofiice "' llothnelli Kimwll 343 Lexlnaton Ave Nf-Y. York CJt} 16 N Y Inc 655 ,66 Home 730 7411 800 900 D 80 Tennes~e Ernie Feather Y-our Nest Bob & Jan Carr Adventures o f Ellery Queen Camera Goes 'o School Mat1nee Theatre Date W1th J lfe ao t..e11 Flaul & Mary ford illr ....... Tony Martin 'New-1 Carav1n (:at;ar'.! flour Medtc 1\0bllrt Mo•lloln,ry to 3p AI\ Star Tboatre llOO News Headhn e.s u oe Weatbereast ll 10 Pl"e&3 Bd:r 11 15 Grt:ttest F~gh s In Century lJ 30 Tonlgbt I 100 s~ , TiNif \.i I" ( r ~~~dJP:c"~.t';lt l ~~'ldi~l'e 1 t~lved. on I ~· . _ • 't• j (i1i R~ai,Wo~ ~00 b~tes Cto~r & ThnotD}' tiA~ I FURNISH£D l'IOtJiiE for 1';. , •• __:... ·- daJ u &Ill• lttttoa 2 centa per woN, oae Ia Phooe 61 ~ M Mldflepu 11 ( Complete.ly modern Freataly PJ'M'SBURQH UP-T~ ~lpy lflrtloq 'Minlmaa ohttwe .:,De_ Jl A"ktr 1 16 61 <' painted Oo Lmf'oln HelablJ E't s of,. Charltott.on W VfJ. •liP" 4 eeatl per word rar ttuw tOll ~ C.ll 330-M 11 17 tt pty taa;n we~~e pncler t>r~ Afn u nterti081 .. --. - - ...- e ws ;. IE-~ei 11(May Jor de:tllludii!K 11\e :teclt •• I StlltOftl.ql! with MARBALb... l t'or salt-Fk.A-tft v.lth filO\ctnme Dt In conn.-ctioD wltb Jtlocli~-Gme..awDth for et•t! worlds finest car protection bath IWQ ! toties \I. Jib venetian loan ~tpplic6lt.aon'> 1o the E-.detaJ )181' word On sale 11 all se1v1re stations& bUnds Coltmar •nltomattc aas ·Housinlf Adnun 1stu.llon ·-!,...:, 7 -·'HoC.., ftJ4 nte or 2 ~n~ JH!"' JVord 640 Ill~ 1>I~tiiHt Ding Dohk llchool 8ub~<'r! ptwn rales D~:ln e1} by carrl£~r where a\ aila"tilc 30 cents fti!t ()Dt: yur th ad\ <~uce at The Dati~ &entmc l otllee SIS 80 .SlX ln()nthll $'/' tbtee months $3 00 By motor rotfte wberP avallible Cine mon th $1 R) rna1l one year $8 stx month.~ $4.25 !hree numths S2 5o one month t;er- 600 Superman 6 so $porii;Ey• Ernl~ KOV!!It"!l Show • w· z 530 How4Y oooily MDNDA'I' Sian on Today Coffte Time _,,,_ .... * " '~) * r IDITol '\~ I • " ' ".. !t. ' •.,. , ... ""' 'f!~~tl~~ Pu:bltsbllli:l ~wby *fteonaon uc.pt Sundi} b) The OA10 VaUey Wntfbil tfbt wt 118 llfi.dwtic St Pomero} 0 Busmess off1ce fl>o'* • lditoltol vffift obune 397 .. ' ,, RIYNOLD E GIIIINa ·~f?¥.:..J.!_I1j.lfl_:lrlf.-. !.~~' so~ oct'~&.~ .. " ,. J:~ r ~t:~ aJtr:u, - 2 will :.: bf' 1.'h1l:rgQd for a(h..-rtldne If not five t!lip X 1J, t1rtll fLlM§U p~ tl)l" boe.tpre lilt' loOtb OJ l;la(:h Wb~~ call ..IU{e 3195 22 moatb followinc 'n:aertion C'lt1ttm W Vi - - - 1 gtp llrron In Advertlil.,...should be ( 144 for J\erit IU'.II 1 ':,\~!~o :!e ~l=~d ~JlJ~~ w! saul CJntor 28 nine hiiht 9 ..._.....ts 0.- _, JII' I ' J ..,,,, "'...-tv '"'""' Both jJI(>aded aullty before J!' e )ostph -p 'W 10son To fraudul,nt house 'ftpolr ckoh RJOJt)y m .rtPQrted 1JQA;.ec:ijat11J Thel)Q,II.y ~ POMEROY-'7 room frame wl1h i tn&.ll towns of K~n1ut>'ky 8eotlnt!l will D'Ol ~ T~sl"lc FiJR.NJ.SifEp. Olt . UNFti·JlNlSH n ew ha~h and kt!Che n lar1:e Seven 'Ofhtr fto\l lllng -repall' UJ"ld •-- one iDCOl'l'tCt 1Do for mon t..,. F,:D APARTMEN-1 "' lor rent J>Orrh gas heat1ng loe~ted on h..ling , alt'S man drf.>W $100 fi!Jie 1 urttoa. 139 Butternut A\e 120-3tp Mam StTPe1 ouT of hlgh waier In ~nnef'hOn wtth theJ.r opera hons m the Leml.rd ;'rohnrtown art>a _;..roof TlllllkS aad Sp~al rtu FURNJSAE'D S.ROOM APART and with mce VJPW $4000 OO They were V Pa AIOS~ine tlces of EvenUI prt.ated at regLl MENT newly decorlltt d hot MIDDI "!!:PORT - 6-room Ira me 1·I :d-oard 'MaTano Artnur W Clar\: lar classitJed rat"'IJ Obituaries water heat furnished Adults homp With outside l!eltar t'blcMu.!lc~elh Donald L 0 rd ~-''tsb t t t "' f d Pl:lone a37 J 1 17-6tc ken hou~" and gol'a'ge Large Clar' and Anthony and Sam 'l'lml ed a <'M per pre erre <'!stern electri<'Jty and bottle "" * I C'ltarged A"' r~!l !,))' mall or fi.Room NEW HOUSE unfur tV]epbOJltt llVtl!D careful at'"_.:a mshed Brownell Ave Mlr.ldle I tloa port Reasonable Jlihone 60441 )t 117 tf I (I) !\10t1C8J -·~---,;;;: gas 1 a<re lot Total p1 Jce Satlla - - - - - - - $280U 00 Down payment r~.-... D __ quu t.'d $1000 00 h11lance $2.5 00 SecrAt· t:~·ry PN mpn\h f ~ F\ R:\l- 100 acJt..'ii 10 Ralcm To"'n 1:'. • sh ip 7 1,'0om Jwuse lmion gar b~DliDSIOil ag(' ami unpolemenl shed !:15 l" acres m cuJL,JvpiJOn 1C&clor and ~ipment ~ 1~ of cat ;l ?,UI. tie mclui:tlng 12 m1lk cows 2'1 urtres Twu Iuqu~he apatl.n).ehlli one 2 OA'NDlDA'UIJS "-\HJID :and )l)e 3 r oqm All ullll For eampalen card" lle& One :troom unfurn ~h'cd novelty JliJ:vert~lne; ipprtmeq_t l.Q.quue Hwne Rl's 1 Jl1.6tc nnd hook matche'> i~:~u111nt.. lltidiilep~rt 2 ,utUfi$HEE> APARTMEN!fS on call PmnerOf ~~ sheep .bog& and all feed (corn ';;~: 1·20-'3h: 'Mt'cfrah 1c St and 1 FORHI&H nnd hay) ToW pJ:'JC:l) tssoooo 1 ·.J;=~'i'::-:O:':Illl ::;:-::li!r;,J<;::~ ;;l;'It ;;r.O:;:Ij;;ji~C;;-";S;;;:~;;;;,C:RE ED HOUSE on Llncolu ' !!Ill CUCI<LER REALTY 'I'ARY TAG ,¥4llllt 1'11\NT PomeroY OhiO !J)!I»If• 'Ewing ' , .. <229 ADS AT YOt:fil cp~CE -sro"' W )In Ia St Pomm oy ;:, 1 ji;2l;,i-:!;;;'<i;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;o,;;;_.l IN TilE EVENIJoiGS CALL 31!'( Oh10 Phone 138 I lC ;1 Dt31SOR r- 0( U...J,el .,.....,,,._.1; - a ------~---- -- FeR THAT DA'f£ PIOK 'UJI Y011r'CAT. WCHS-TV Channell MDNDAY 9 00 SiOin 0n l'rBY<!!' 9 00 Captaln EiDflrOO 10 00 Garry Moore 10 30 Arthur Godfn.l.y 11 30 Strtke It Bleb 12 00 Valiant Lady 12 15 Love of Life 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 45 The Guiding Ltl'ht 1 00 Katie s K1tcheo 1 30 Love Story 2 00 RobeM Q Lewta 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 The B1g Payoff 3 30 Bob Cnuby Show 4 00 fhc Brighter Day i 30 200 floocl Dls•dtr lnsuranet foeti Con1ra1S Opposition Stat• Daprntm•nt Dluounts Rumors of Church1ll Vitit Bpectar to Cr Ira/ Pn.'"!' A'.rodat tm A8HINGTON- Prea1Jent El.!l~>nl owet s call for a ~~~ 11tem of In aurance aralnst Hood dh1asl~ t~ fAc e11 Iough 9lef.ldlng 1n Con greu One con&"Jellllono.l !-!Omce Mill I he bell~'\eB t1Jilt onl,\o o.bot t o nt third ot thj! Senat 1 ffiVOll! enru:L1 l'nt or th~;~ progro.m The Ple.ll!dont haJJ outllnerJ A five )Cfil e~pellmenlal p1a~pam whlrh c:oulc:l make available up to $3 b II on In flood paolet.:Uon to hone J owntrs o.nd small huRII"\el!flmen 1 The m iln Ill'! cully ls tllat thoe prorram msy put now dru ln on the Ta·uam-y tr COritrtiiB al11o Jeg sl11.tlon the MmbtnaUon of fa1 m and 'tf111aster tm.n'li'U.l'let may upftt plan!l to bu.~nce the bud~t 1sl!lue 111 txt t>cled to reach a. l!lhowdo'' n quickly Jn Congtf!!l!t 11 Me membet't lrom New ll:ng land a1 e pre•slng fo• quick ac:Uon ln brtnrtnr the matter to a v ) \to W 'P""'"' riMd • • e CIIURCIIU L '\lslT- The Churchill rumor 11weep• ~Jut ln~t o n 110dety I• that Sir Winston Churchll111oon \\Ill po.y anolh.,l vtstt to the UnlleJ SLnLc• but d1Jllomallc qututetl do not p\lL much Jnr Sit Wfn•l•n • latett atock II\ It SLate depatlment sout~!l tay thay have henrd hothlng of'ttclJI to •uppott tho rutnor Furthermore th•y Cllt 1ever11ol rea110n• for bellevln& that •uch .- tr1r by Sir W1n1ton it uttllkely now ll'h•y MY It It doubtful th11.t Chutchlll would Y.ant to make ltlch 1!. IOR\1' trip betau11e cf hl.s odvan ~:•d age He Is 80 yean o1d l!ven the cloat American hlendt of the tonner prime m1nllter haven t said anyth ing about expntlng ttlm to <::all on them 1oon al'ld lf they Y.ert they undoubtedly Y.Ould be preparlnr a tultable wei· come r Ie • • • • F.Df.N AND DUI l.E8-The bt1nk of war' •tatem(!nt!l or S~l'tl l lu y ot State John F011.ter bullet art txpeded to become • rhltt topic ot cDnvenallon whe:n Brllllh Pllme Min !..Iter Sir Anthony E len vlaltl ! the Un"td 8\AtH at the end Of JanuRry Waahlnrton tJOurcet 'antlrl~te E t.n will be blunt In demanding an l explanation of the Dullaa remark• eonlalned In a maaaalne 2 30 300 6 5~ W'eaurerman '1 00 Patti Pare- 7 15 Dout lijdwarcb New.11 JAMES 7 30 Roblnhood 8 oo Bunu &c tulett B30 Godfrey s Talent Seoub BOX 54 Bel!Jr•, Ollio Pllooe PI<Jcg GA ~ 9 00 I Lovp Ltrey 9 SO Decumber .Brl.d"e 10 00 11 00 1J 05 Stu die One Up to -the minute Newa Ciimera No 4 nevv LOST 31 LIS. 4 30 On Your Aceount 8 00 LOcky 8 llolil!h s 3o ne Ea>ly Show 8 00 Your Ei!o R~er 6 30 Y.our Eao- Repdrter 6 4!5 Bob Wa~ner 1 8pOrta m I 10 80 lletiml !ID>ton Mdtot\fna s~ww 11 00 Up to fl'l.e1n1nute Nem 11 OS ldt~ Show WHTN-TV Channella W;;;;;H;;T:;;N:-.;T~V~18;---·-:7::3;ib:-';:'(A'BCJ~T::-o'"pp-er.,---'"'-"12 58 SIGN ON 8 00 (Alit) TV ~~..~..~ l)liiot1'Tbe Man wbo b6at Death" 1 00 Film & Fancy- M Slater 2 30 The Feminine Touch 8 SO (ABC) Vole., of ~ 3 00 (ABC) Afternoon Film Ftl 0\!tit.. J!!Yllo~il :t;oJijey , fl\'81- Tt!Je La(lv faftl!hei r '~·00 ' (AlJCJ DOtty Mack ' D 00 (ABC) Mickey Mo.,. 9:10 IAIIC) )qdjoil ~Ill. · 1 MONbAY 1lf.OO m-t;,- (Jlllllblfjt) .¥!Iii 'Mtea J 00 .N.ewa With ~ Jeq~ ll:DG Wht* ililtk,.i!ilbi Ann 11 U) Spqrts with Ted Wolfe 11 1~ HuaU~ -at Nltht 11411 SIGN OFF NO PRDORAM HARTFORD Conn - 1nformed th1s city had won a national award ------------------------~ for nonre·abQtement officials Te TU.SDAY 7 80 Warner Bros Prttlhts tls.tered $1Urprbe Hartford do e:s 12S9 Stgn On 810 Et11j> "A Wl;o Catr• not have a n01se abatement pro 100 Film &: Faney 9il)j) D.t!nDY 'l'IOIDi.a 2 30 The Fem1nme Touch 93ll lliii'IMtt Cavjl.!cocle 3 00 Afternoon Film Festiftl lOtOO Wtoiltllbjl ll'oin Hollywood Doo Mickey Mouse 11:00 New• with Ma"' J ...tnls 800 Rocky Jonu 11:«1 WO~ther 630 Newa with Mart Jermlap 11 10 ll~ with Te.l Wolfe 6 35 Weather lltD lfil¥!i\ilon at Nljbt 640 Daneeland IUD 81.. ()j[ 7 I~ Jobn Daly I W'!ttt NO MORE aLO.T WASHINGTON C Show 6 5!1 'Wilzlth6frilt1D 7 00 Pre;s ~....... 7 15 Doq Edwa!id! N..,, 7 30 Cisco llld 8:00 Ph!! Sllvero Show 8~0 Npvy ~og 9 00 Meet MUhe 930 Red~n tn 00 000 Ques~on Love o{ Life Search for Tomorrow The Guiding Ltght Katle .s K1tchen Love Story Robert Q Lewis Houseparty The B1g Payotr 6 00 Kit Caraon 6 SO News W1tb M Jenniqs 8 35 Woather With SaUi' Aon 6 40 Danceland Wltb Hen Richie 7 00 DancelanC:I 7 U CABS) John Daly FULLER IRUSJI 6 411 Spotlight on Sports S1gn ~t-rl.jEir Captain KaDproo Garry .Moore Arthur G'ldfrey Strike It Rlch Valiant Lady 3 30 Bob Crasby ShotV 4 00 The Br1gbter Duy 4 15 Secret Storm YOUR D 00 Lucily 8 - h D30 The Early 8)low 8 SO Your li'ilso Reporter TUIIDAY 9 00 900 10 00 10 30 ll30 )? 00 1.2 ~~ 12 30 12 45 100 IMNOTIMEf~ C 1D Semt Stonn 4 30 On Your A.!cotml ow~!~" 1. bad redu.cedw"" 158 wrtta Mrs 0 eA. JJJ Florence st Washinrton c H 0 I dan't bave llll7 mote bloated tee~ and e&D do nur mucb Detter in half. the tim&. -""10 Se dan, $1195 Bleettnar s Pomcro' Oh10 1 21 6tc 2 sp Blaettnar s 1 21 6tc axle LWB $1495 Pomeroy Obw • Truck $785 Blaettnar s Pomeroy 0 121-ll~c taB I =omplete Auto Servtces wu'lln AL!tNMENT bllanciDi and brake service U.cketb' Safety Serv1ce, West ' MilD Street, PMae 287 -(9) t Pame1~~ SERVICEMEN , "- ..OLD SALEM- - Ohio Norman R Sm1th J1 ntdllr man th1rd class USN sun or Mr alld Mrs Norman R Sm1th of 238 Condor St Pomero]' 0 IS se.c.v ahoa rd the Navy s fH"sl gludetl per!Qr· l<f~ii!~ heavy cnuser USS Hos t on m t.hc Carrbb.ean arC'a on he.. For Sole Stollm"d who " in par lha U Jock S A1r i:or.ce 1Js.r ¥lslttn.g_,.JS eQts and .Mrs Ja& 'Stafford for a Hurty d.ay furlou.(b 6n hJs return to duty he wall be sent to S ud1 Arab141 Mrs Corwrn Smith who has cru1se been located m t.oqg :Qeaeh 'Cahf Th~ Boston wh1cb cat•ned out w1lh Mr ..S.amth who 1s 111 .he U fwst fmngs of the 1 errrer J,lrNavy and 1sMrs. Marvin'her \V4lsl.JD YJS.1bng <®rents 'lnou•itill ~ ;~~~~)~m,ssJie m exercises orr the S Mr and Mrs Earl H,a.llHJay of '" Capes JOJRed the Atlan At-h11ns were lieu over the week •'.'1!~'~·~'~ the far. at the entl of January ~·. dollar bu lll 1943 and placed m reo end helpmg care f.or the formers tbe ex serve m 1946 the ShiP was con mother .Mrs V1ole Hall!f}av who ~O:::J~~~";'''a~~s you may vert ed to f1re the supersomc anti is SeliOUBly 111 Elsworth Ballengee whn IS em the Korean ~U"Cr11ft gu1ded mtssJJe With the ployed in Charle!tt.on ·~t the aid of extens1ve radar and guJd weekend at home wdb his Jam1ly ance systems MliS Joan Mon.tg(Jmery wl!o met with I SNIIOUI 1Jiotor leCJdent Jan 2rid and hJs been 1n .Mt Car mel lfO!J)ltal Columbus was brought home 1n the Strong am btdance Thursday .Earl H~~oltiday and sliter Mrs J E SweQney were Y\sttme thetr sister and tuabaud Mr and Mrs .Everett MeK:mght at Pomeroy Saturday aftemoon Slltt~tly u&ed CROSS TIES for sale eheap Located on ger Cre~k Eleetde Plapt perty Contact Lee Wood, mnm gate iUI'Jrd housd office Elec\r!< MEAT SLICER In good l:O.nd1tion Baker Grocery Mul dleport 111J.6tc 9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS thlrt.een pittems In stoclc $4: 9Q each Baker Grocery Middleport 1·16-&tc -----::::-::::: GERMAN SHEPHERD Amer1can ................... ~I!I'Mtal:z::-JC=AiiiUllR-;;.--­ for Rutland Contact Vtrgmu• Neut2ling Middleport or -call 398 The Datly Sentmel L-234Jte !~;;;;I National Corporatlon hli'S opiWI'Jtn~ for local repl'e9entatJve wbo cllll 1)e deve1~>ped mto s-tm o(Jr """ i111J1al ~r Sales .<exper ;:,; .11~ ..extra com-pentahon ~ifjed permaoerrt /1'(\'pre helpm~~: care £or her daughter In law Mrs Louu Ferrnll who has been a pahent m the hospital -the-re Mrs COf'Wm Smith and s1ster Ml!!s Pamela Wil.9on visited Sun day at the Earl Strong home salary tent.t'ive Personnel .li-.,.,., ~ '11.'1& T1hno1s Model ~ JOHN llllilDftE TOR equipped Wllll hghts and hydr11ulic lift vatqrs No plows All shape.,~"'-- SBY lJ08 So Cl>l<l>go • 1 23 ltp fabn<:s••~·•• ~ ~ NBewAFKumEiturRe ~ !t"~'ibaiiii'e•dM&~ i;d 'liidderf ONL.V .'Sl RvefYdrina bja a pmmum pnoel 12.95 ;(17 Al Mole Help COLLECTOll-Part t1me work J:vrwmgs or ~aturdaya Small 4p""IJtly P•Y!U!It $<•11•• ipf ~ounts _toea! .r~te MllSt ha-.e cJr ant1 goo1d r~fmnc~l "W"rfte p p S B Inc 1200 Bruns on m~ Co UlJIUUS Ohm 121 ,.. ~A-P JR(\""- '-4 ~! ' ~ w~e;ut :Ja'u~IB~ ,up 9 - :$ fUitMITUH ~oo::t 6 ~~~IOI~~f~~~ ~!iri MOORE'S Pllone 331 Y POIIleroy, Oblo Mnr Arthur Ferren u m ChPSQ -.mllpfut ·but not neceuary No mvestment requ1red -Good "for * Howard link se1t COYefS • do wooden for~ etr.'!'ch peake \\ Va :tme~e to -tonr WID. 1953 GMC \1: ton Pickup Red China u a member "' lh~ United 'Natloni Overall 1 Walhht(t.on dlplornatlc obtervet"' view lhl!l Dull" lntervl.w u Inept at the lettt &nd ll do\l:nrllht blunder ll moet • redudl"ll wltll "ftENNEL. 1W4 FoRD 2-ton Truck I entry of • llq~~~~ nevv knaw • bunpy'-mni'IINII; 'll'bDoe 19153 PONTlAC Detux 2-do tr tnte~vtew • TOUGH OO.U.....- Hll colle•jf\lea con•1tler that 8anala A.JTieUlture Ctralrmm Allen J Elle nd~r tDI Lou111ana h•• cut out llmoat an lmro-lb\e 1011 tor hlm~telf Elkntler .. ld he wantl to ellm1na.te poiiUc• from con..lder~~oUon o)r fttm legh1latlon wh.lch most ltwmaker• COM«it 11 the moat polltlc&ll,Y··flXP1oalve INue berore Con....... For anothtr lhtnr Ellender hu :ael Ftb 11!'1 •• the ttrret date for h&vtnr a farm bill on Pre11d•rit ltiaenhowtr't dftk Th-ere are 10 many ••pecb or th.e liD¥ •laUon that llrit Moy 0 1C Headed for cllsj)utq Uat velermu (l.tra tht' h.ma lei! lank Jtl.dir lttUe nhanca of hHeting the dhdl1ne llbnl.e fot m of a 11611 bank- uked by the Pre11dent PrOpotbl -appei." due tor ilpptoval However the que1Uon to tor taklnl soli out or turpiUI crope ~~ond the vertu• volurttary partiCipation tn tl\<a bani\ are farm teadel'l ..Y wiJI ~k• •t~)l. :tn.to the •• v&rloQ ~wmtbrt prt• OHIO - (fl'i lhort w~l&ht to The British leader I• reporttd parttcul11orly anxtou1 to ltncw Whtther the United Btattfl J111 to follow Dulles to calleiJ brink of war policy 10r the Etaenftower p~am of peace Somo~~ .A.mel'kan oft'lclala are feaful that the Dul1u .tl&lemtnh may rllake the BriU1h l•11 linn tn jolnlr r the United Bt.ate• In op)Joslng I B .. "WhiD 1 ~ taking RdlleJ CaDotntme ~-~ ,.,.,.~ e<~~ tn • THE FINE SELECTION OF �•.. ,.. __ ----:.; The Doilv Sentinel, P~iov-MICtdleport, Ohio Monday, January 23, 1956 ·~ Dayton Scores 14th Victory Of The Current Season Nation'sNo.LTeamSlated For California This Saturday ' .• "'•(' ..• - s- ~~~.~~~trackd.n.rooet. I.ouU Chrrb the --Evt!rinc ~~ old !l«epted 11\oft of 1.8 in 1924. Sillle a)Jo woa. the 70 aDd 80 yard dasbta. .1.~ I Y - BYU not play :the full a:ame. Bob Mt::· KiDney and Bob Morris have been handllal tbe rebounds from their forw~ positions, but sUit tw!ed the aFares&ivenesa ol LaTTy Baker under the boards. McKlnney .sec· ond bipest. scorer in the league his •lll'esaivene58 ror .sror· iDC and keeps the Jackets in the ball game with his one banded .C~b John Parson's 11idd)eport YeUow Jacke-ts w1U 5tart tbe.ir secoDd .half (){ tbe, Soutb.eqtera Ohio baetetball Huon. . TuMday n)&bt seekiDI reveDp .'¥ben they crtterta..in t-be We&too Golden Roctets at eiebt o'clock on the local I now. 'J,'be Roekets ~~ed a 67 to 33 defeat" the flr1t of the oome 111 ua~pee4d,, dark hor.se in the SEO. WeU.aton ~ow- 1w -a 5 and 2 reeWd. .add ·!·are ranked second ~n the l~ape. · Tbe ~aeteta· ··biV"t the material for -a goOd ball ehiti, but tor date haven't je-lled. TheJ' '~IYe bbt (lfte lhlu.e vkt:ofy q:alnat· $ dele-its ·and havo So0n14 • · t~l ot ·.ao Points fo.r tbe seai&fJn,1. · ' For the tut twO tl_lc Jac· kels ·have beea ~DI with11Ut the fuU &erriees. of .e ' ' : l...arl')' · Baker •nd. llaW: beft·. a great deal by his lotr~~. hter . .who ._ia re· covering fro:Ql ·• . foot infeetiou rrti11Rfi the · Pomeroy ,game ·tw11 weeks ago l.lld· ;IW ' '~:!:Y ,t.mited ic tlon · Friday. lle·Mould be able to !'ltart ~esda~ 'IJi~t- ~ -st'll ..Jn~Y .Pmes , · I ·MILAN, Richard Hovatter started at last week lor the Jack-ets -himself to be the a-gball handler tbe MlddiCJ oeed. James Bowles the other cuard is • ball-hawk: and seems to be in the ri&ht place at the rlgbt time fO.r the Yellow Jackets. The Wellston Golden Rockets led bt the league's third ·hl·ghest scorer, Charles Ramsey, will be on t.be rebound after last Friday's '13 to M humiliation at the hands . ol the hllh·fiYhl"i Gallia Academy Ra lh Rockel' 1 Blue Devils. liliey e eente has -a total of 120 polnts for the league seurm and trail.s Bob McKimley by 18 points. Evall.l! and Walton .nake up tlle two &U.IJI'dJ tor the Wellston 4:1uintet Ita!$~~~ post.'fot ~ yeai'B. ______,...,. ~. HLAMi, . f1a..~ Deea~b.loa The ncl hot Chkb turnecf In bin abo tollowcd wHh an identl· CROWS CHICKS • cal 235, and Bob Louks cleaned ft•ul (IIHord 177 up with a , 100 l(amc for their link Menchlnl 187 1040 tof:al. •111 HonHer ItO The Chick~ continued to roll Oliff Du•bin 177 red hot unUI the middle o£ the llol> Louko 171 IN Jast game. They had 28 marks in Totolo 79 the lint five frames, but audden- Hondlcop ly loal that Btrlke pocket and G•""" To•ol 971 finished with • aood IH6 eame. -~ their .l....t tcore of all tl,... •• tMr tl'ut togoth.r """' of 194, 1040 tn41 946 for • M41utlful ..rlts of 2tt0 from acretch. Thla ttrrlfJc Kore t• pthtr with • htmlllc•~t .t W pin• for the tttrH tamH 1ave of Pomero., wn hllh •a PM contlnuM his Ntl hCit ltowtlhl _,th tMm • t.tel of 3117 ''"'• • scert con1ldorably hithar tMn a 654 MrleL W• hacl timet of the tetm Here thtt won them 213, 21t •nd 222 for hi• -.con4 the N•tlonal L•nn tourney In bl• 6CIO ••n.. 1n ttl• 111t tw. Dtybn two,...,. .... WMkt. 8. W. Krodel had Q'amcB ot The Chlck.s were paced and 897, 833 and 079 for an actual tottl of 28011 pins, and they had 1 rolled with Zimmerle. 'Jiavern Q( handlctp of 294 pins to Jive Dayton. who roUed hlttl flnt place with a bll 3218 aeries. The Day. them a total of 3l03 piDII. ton team had HtUtJ illmOil of lOUJ The torrid Chicks 11Lartod slow- 1069 and 1019 for a 310'1 actual ly 11 they eouldn't 11~em to hit tolal, •nd had a 111 pin handieRit) the 1trlke pocket until late In fo1· tht'lr fil'!lt plHre total. In the the flrat 1ame. They flnilhed ' big ~Jccond RAmo practicAlly the with 1 a:ood 8M pme. and then crowd on hand wat.ebOO 't he two rttarted to really roll. In thlt hlg tr.ams hit. their hot JJimcs as I he aeeond game when they rolled Da.}'lon five hRd 1061 and thl\ alao their htaheat llin&lc game r11mcroy quintet 1040. In !hit> ht th('lr hh1tory the Chic-ks had xanll' eight oC the 10 bowlu1'£ were ovrr 200, ;Jnd In the ninth f1'11nr P1ml CUUord open with Jtlnk M'onrhlnl folfowod with 212 thfl Onyton team had Of marks to Th('n Dill Hovsuor followed wlih 152 for tlw Chicks. a bill 23ft, game, and Griff DurThe scON'M: ~.;-;:... I .EASTBOUND BY fUN< ,W ' .. ' .. · . .PIU1 U. S Tu Jlill . ~ - - l!lAQl ){(AY Witl..a Bl!llnd-Trlo Tt<>ltot · GP"""'OOND 'l'EIIMINAL Pbo11e IMii3 JOO t"'iioiii a. 10,.,..,.. ..... · tu~ his fhird _ stlr_,~~bt $r1f'&s vi~· · GueltierO ln Ui' Siiirta Catalilaa tory by briUhf.Uberty SU'l\ tn· th11 · ·on In·· a:ea:e:rve ' -ttl:", ~he · SaJlta · $211,775 HI~ I\ Hlaieai(Part, I llill'la. Come On· Red tlldlbed- third. · ' DORTMUND, Germany-HeinZ E __ Neuhaw of ~ermany, ex· u...... pean heavywetlht champion, won a 10 round decision over Rex Layne of SaM.. Ltt~lt-~, Utah. ARCADIA,· Ca.\il.~hnny. Long cap- ~etn .eapturtd both. en4s·of Santa ~nif.a.'s Double · Stgr.t .. He- -scored . " ' J . . ol ,._ AT Jimmy Pa.rsons · USI!:D CAR LOT Comer, L010u1t •nd hc•inore- Mlddletteft .. tvar.) 21. Wlp.f ~~ptade 22. Simian• 23. An ·attack with blbnbJI 27. Americ&P 203 160 UO 211 217 .16 US 174 591 2U 214 ' " 179 So7 104t ... H90 7f n1dlan ~ 7t 217 lllf 1025 3117 28. Dowd too If you're all ... l''o-r the Chlck.J, GrJU Durbin was hiah witb a 628 acrlc15 on ·g ames of 171, 233 and 21.f. Rink Menchini bad 618 with 11me. of 197, 212 and 217, and Bill Hovat· tcr followed wtth a 691 1er1ea oa games of 100, 23~ and 17ft. For I. W. Krodel, WH BellM .t ':' WESTBY, . Wis.-kith Zuehlke, 23 year old mechank from Eau Claire, Wis., won t.bo national aki jumping -cbam.pkln8hip with jump~ ()f 201 and 200 feet oin excellent fo.rm. He was the only competit<lr to exceed tbe 200 foot mark durina: tbc meet. THE FINE SELECTIONOF Local _Keglers Do Well In Fairborn Bowling Crows Cllicks roUed into lOth place ln the Fairborn Herald ~wHng: tourney yesterday atternoon at Fairborn, Ohio, and B. W. Krodel or Pl. Pleasant were rit:ht behind to roll Into 12th place. Both teams wero virtually laured ol flnlahJnl in the money .. nee ·there were only 22 more teaau to roll l••t niaht on tho ekllla, da)' of the bla: tourney. L1L SEE ..... •li&lit- Kansas Sta.te. 'Coll~p the past !hte weltht cbampion Du.olio . Loi of · yean, WU' ,oamed atbletic d.iret· - Italy ootpoi!1ted .- qrl:&n\10 Zuluatlil tor ~ IHal'fiiUCit.e· Universicy~ Tf>! o1 ·~uba 11:1 ...• '.nfrll{(Jl~ 11)-rottDd plac-ing Conrad,Jennfnla,·wtm beld bout,· the and G. Fridenmaker, Ayer.s, or Hugbe~ pi•Y tbe forward poe.itions. In 'the uaerve contest wbich gets uDd.erway at seveu o'clock tbingiS are somewhat .reversed. The LitU-e Jack-eta: are ridin-g hi,ch with Jix vletortes· under their bells iW:d have been def-eated b!lt .one tUne. WeliJtoo reserves have lost .seven stratP-t gaffies this sea· son and: are still looking for that £irst league win. T.he Little Middies well rounded and well . coa.ebe41 ball club is. tied with the Ne~­ ville Graypups for first pl•ee and a lew Tuesday oould be tbe back breaker for tbe young hopefuls. the Jactet1 jump ahot. ~eas-on·, .D.ct".since ·. theti ha-ve be-- Weekend Sports s~ ) .; . 1I. ro I H-IIIWIII CISH 29. Yoytb ·· between draiftSu. 30. FrenCh ' patnt~l' (pou.) 34. Ahead 8~. Fllb 36, Witty .saymg 87. Eskimo ·ean You · LOANS . ' ..Identify The Daily Sentinel PICIC IH' PLAN alsnatun• only. c:ar or fum.ilure $25to$1000 For ony worthy purpose Fil-your-bUdJtl MYSTI'RY '.MAHt. 41. Uiierilt!-• U . An ai'm of' .tbe.....Pa.Cllia tf> OIW. w.IEJ' · JM••... ~-- --=-::::-::;:--, ton;-· , sound fi. Smift - WHAT'S GO/N~ DN IN THERE? ··• '' ll&~ila 'J..~~ c ·bAtt.t MAR_R IEP ; GeT '· .II 0 \ ' 'I) 1 · 1 ,.;u 'It'll . FI:H~J<.WFJ' 1t P a., Q r ~>if irwo o-w'ir ) RQGQKW.UW·~~R*•: ' ozow. '-\.. .illalurda)"o (leypli>IJUoiol fOR ~~~= Tlll' MIRROR OF Till: THINGS: P~Y. , . I hlrlbulot l>r'lti>f .................. .' .. ' '. -~ .~- ,.,-~ ' ' .., ' MYSfftY MAN CONTf:ST RULES - - ---·- · lbch tiuntU f\lflher noUce, . The Daily Sentinel wUI . :t yiilecy Man ConteiGt Wllb the prize lncreoslllll the Myater, Mal! Is not Identified · ue each ·• :trill be -illinoe.d oaeh lilll6-lllt> Mji!P.ry Mln Is ili& •KaCh erilry:;Qi.ust have~J'.":"'" and aedree~ !llf~lle lllliible fnr the jillte. . . - ~u'l•.. . . llbere can be only one wlnnl!r. Th~ · ·mllart postma•k md nt!alnets of entry decides the wlnr.... In cue more llball one cdl'1'ect l!:!llrles are re<:elved. · - . w IIRTHDAY OIIIRYID WlllE,R OlL CONSUMPTION. UP T0:. 4_ 6%! . .. . ' . $945.00 KARR & VANZANDT:·,;:··· MOTOR SALIS '. . . ~ . " MYSTU.YMAH !HTRYBLAHK .' NAMI! OF MYSTERY MAN .... , .• , . , ,o .... , ..... . ...,.r- . > NAD ......... L ........•.·· .• : .............. . ''· · ~ ' . • .. i .. :...-.•,...... ·: . j ••.•. ;. .' --- THAT ''· God 6! lOVe (Or.) Hz sBtJ --------- WE'RE PI,.A'liNGWE. 91JST Q . '!'(JUANA , llr.l(.-Mike SOuchak fo.rmer 01Jko Un{v.-erlilty football The J.letbodlat Men of the United Methodi1t Churth wUI meet •tar from Durham, N. C., W()n the Sunday eW:nJnJ, 11 IUO p.m. An '12,500 Callenlc OP'--'n Golf Toqrnamcnt with t · 72 hoJe rerorlt O)'ltcr 1tew supper wUI be breakln11: twvcn under per tolld ol vcd followed by a altort 2111. a:ram . A toreJgn atudent Ohio Unlveuity wUI be the hared t~pelker. Tho llflh birthdiy or Calh~ Leo oldt'r daucbtcr of Mr. ill<l A1tli. fl4ymond RUMoll, was tdotfttfd ·Btt.urday with 1 t"olly party •t t~e borne of her ftltternal ~· pannt,, Mr. ond ·Mn, 'l'oltt Millo. Othet IUft&t! wire ftJQ, M-erUn ~ IJ~:Jsacll and sop, Blebard. Pomeror. Mr. abd Mh. Raymond Rl1li· sell and d•uabttr, B~Uy .Rae, loriil. flOUIB 39-~g"~e '· 203.1 MITHOOIST MIN M. .T ------- y· e JJ· OW JaCk eI S 8 egtn • [aopwbAS""'luN""'~~~~:.:K~~ ~~~ ~ seC-0".· d. HaIf camp·.a•gn . BACK-_AGAIN · --- -.-~-,·llf10inM1111• 8y JOHN GRIFFIN North Carolina State No. 3 routUnited ...... W•IIOI' ed William and Mary, 90-71 ; Ken· Dayton of 95-68; ttH!Ir.y No. 5 drubbedNo.Tennessee, 1 Daredevil season record betterbrae:eed than San Vanderbilt 8 eked Fraodsco's today as college out a 67-64 win over Georgia blsketball headed into a week Teeh; and LOui.ville No. 10 that wiU be capped by San Jo'rao- downed Eastern Kentucky loo-83. ciS(O'I 1ttempt to set a new maLouisville, with a 1$-1 recor~, jor~lege reeord of 40 straight rneet.a Dayton on Saturday an victories. what may btl the Flyen' chief DAJton, which has been walk- obltacle to .a perfe~ season. in.i a tl&hlrope lately in remain· Until Saturday ntght, :when a ill8 unbeaten. blew a 19-point j full pl'<leram ot e:ames ts _listed, lead Saturday nle:ht before driv- this week's court action wtll ~ jq itl season slate to 14.0 with : strictly curt.aUed becaUK or mtd· a 81-1'3 dedsion over Xavier ot year examin1tions in coJlege. Ohio. Major SttntlDn , San Francisco idle all last A1J a result ot weekend action, ~ week with mid-Year examinations here's tbe situation in the rna· ' has "only" a 13.{1 mark for the jor conferences races : present season. But the naliooa1 BlJ 'llen- Dlinoia 4-0 plays no champion Dons wiiJ be tryina: league .oes this week. Purdue for their 40th straight triumph 4·2 and Iowa 3-1 battle for secover the past two seasons when ond pia~ tonight. they Wit dangerous California Pacific Coast-UCLA 4.0 plays on Saturday night. no lcaJue foes this week. Three closest rivals each play twice , !13Vlct11ry over the Bears would but don't meet each other. VE r~RI/1'1 01" THI! «:nable the Don~> to smash the Southwest N~!!ither Atkan1/MERICAN GIYMPVC rec-ord of 3D !ltr.&iJh! they now sas 4.0 nor SMU 3.0 plays a lea· !ikf ,/VMI'I~ share wi_th tbe 1935-36 Long Is- gue game this week. TFIIM H'#ICI/ #OPe5 land Uruversity and 1940-41 SeMiuouri Valley-oklahoma A MilKE 7"1{15 ton Hall tcamt~ . Oddly enoua:b, & M 2-0 can pin on Idle St. COtl#rfiY'<; 8/i!ST the California team that could LouUI f.() by beating Tulsa Satprove "spoiler" is cnach€d by urday <;#OWING /i!V/1~ II'/ Pete Newell, the coach who first · 7"#E GMIES WI{!CJ/ brought San Francisco to oat· Southeutcrn - Vanderbilt 5.0 1 <;riiRr Jilt{. 26, ional ba&ketball prominence by and Kentucky W meet in abow· ;1 r CoRr!.NII . winning the NaUonal Invitation down Saturday. Alabama 3-0 can I?M?PHZO, 17"A/.Y.. Tournament in 1949. pass loaer by beating Georg:ia. Ho-.or Roll Intact Ivy-Columbia 4-0 and PrinceTile victory by Dayton, plus ton 3-0 both idle this week. Saturday night triumphs by Tern· Atlantlc Coast-North Carople and St. Francis of Brooklyn, Una 8-1 and Duke IH both idle kept the "honor roll" 11f major· tbis week. college perfect record teams inSouthern-Weal VirJinia ~-1 BY UNITID PttESS tad at four. San Francl.sco, . ot fGtes F'Urman Saturday while SATURDAY • eonrse, ia the other member. George Washington 6-2 Ia Idle. SAN l' ' RANClSCO-'Tih.e United Temple pushed Its record to Bis Seven-Colorado risks 3-0 11.0 with an easy 72-44 conqueat mark tonle:ht 1gatnst Iowa State, States Lawn TennlJ· Assn. began oJ LehJgh, St. Francia squeaked which hu best overall mark in studying plans for bringing tbe Davis Cup competition f-rvm J'<~r· to a 76-73 win over arch-rival St. leagtte 10-3. John's, N. Y., also for an lJ-0 SkyUne--Utah ~0 is vialtJng est Hil.ls, N.Y., to C*Uf.o.rnia. mark, and the Terriers could Hawaii tbis week, so Bfigham NEW BRUNSWICK N. I.virtuaUy elinch an NIT bid by Youne 3.0 can gain by beating Princeton Line CoaCh john 'Stiegbeatini Seton Hall In a Thunday Ut&h St.ate Saturday, man was riamed heac;t football ' game that may d~cide the top Other leaders- Yankee: .Con· coach at Rutger~, r~pl~l.o« Harteam in tbe New York area. nectlcut 3-0; Border: West Texas vey Harma-n. stiegtnJ~ rrigned · a Six teama ranted amona the St. 3-lj ·Midwe•tern: Monmouth three-year coniJ'aet at $10,000 per. nation's top ten, including Day- 4-1; ~ocky Mountain: Colorado ton and ninth-ranked Temple, Western 2-0; Mid-American: MILWAUKEE, WI,. ·_._ Larry played Saturday and all won. Manball 6-1. ),loon Mullin1, athletie; ~ir-eetor ~t .. ' �• ' PogeSix The D.lily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo POMEROY SOCIETY The Dailv Sentinel • Bleanor S. Scllaaf, Middleport Society Editor - Lucille Bearha lhw,l<lua. Pomeroy Socletz !:F.!!;di!Eio!!r:=JPb!:!!,!o2!n!e.!!8~24~4!._..:::~~~---- Mllll Rutb Hawkins, wbo under· 1 ford and a group of her (nend.s to went major surgery at the Ohut tbe Ft. Pleasant SkatmJ Rink Sun Tuberculosis HospJtal, OSU Cam- day arternoon The younger gJrb pua, Columbu.s, last Fr1day, is re- included Lynn Damels, Joan Mlor· covermg sat1sfactorJiy Her s1ster, ria., Judy Jo Marl1n, Karen Baclt· - .. C11rroll Swanson and daueh· ner and Ellen Dutton . t.er, Sylvia, returned here Sunday Mr and Mn Roy Sambury and eYeDID£: after a f.our day vwit in family who have been Jivtng on Columbus and 'Marysville. North FroDt St., are moving to ~ Rev L. A. Bangerter. pastor of ijeath Methodist Church will re- the Covert property on Mill St. turn home Thursday a(ter attend- and Fifth Ave Lawrence MiLhoan was taken to iD(f the Ohio Pastors' Convention at the Columbus Veterans' Memor· the Holzer Hmp1llil SUnday a(. t.ernoon in tbe Rawlings-Coats ial Hall this week. A/3c Robert Haye.s who apent ambulance. Mr.s. Gene A . Dodson has the the weekend w1th h•s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hayes and fam- chleken pox and both her small ily has been transferrf'd to a n.a· children, Pamela and David are Val base In New York after b6iflg alao Ill with them. Paul Bonnell is a new memt..er st.ltiooed m Quantico, R I. .Mr. and Mn. Dale Walburn of the Columbua- Dispatch Galloo hive rented the apartment of Club after a retent visit to the Red Cross Reglonal Blood Center :Mias Bernice Bowen. !Miss Freda Saxton , who is a tn Columbus. Mr. Honnell, who is iheart patient at Holzer Hospitll em~loyed at the Battelle Meinorial il reported as in a serious eoodi- Institute ma1Tied the former Joan Kircher of Middleport. t.lon. Mr. and Mn. E. L. Hughes at· · Polly Karr, who baa> recenUy moved rrom Pontiac, M1ch, to COl· tended the funeral of Mn. Mar· umbus spent the weekend with via Wean, a former neighbor, at her parenU, Mr. and Mn. C. R. Mt. Union, W. Va., Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. David Dlles, Karr Sr. and family . Miss KaM" Columbus, were guests o( his pawho was 88SOCJated w1th a Crecbt Urdon in Pontiac is assistant trea· rents, Mr. and Mn. L. D. Dlles, surer or the Jeffreys Manufactur- over the weekend. Clarence Rupe is visitlng his ing Company Credit Union in dauahter, Mr11. Eva Seidenable, Columbus. Miss Bernice Bowen, Meig.s and family at Hemlock Grove af. from Florida, County Weekday Rcllgmus Educa· ter returning where he had spent several Uon t.eache'l', was m Jackson Sun· day to vhtit fMend1i, the Rev. and months .Mr. and Mrs. l'aul Johnson and Mrs. Ellis G;-aves, missJOnories aom have returned to their two from BahiJ, Brazil, S A !Mr. Orave.s. occupied the pulp•t at the home· tn Columbus, after a vialt mMTiin'i aerviee at the Jackl011 with her father, Willlam Auth· -'-' Presbyterian Church and Mlu erson, Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs. ~roy Lyons, Bowen wa11 a gueat at a dinner Jlvtn at the Cambrtan HOf.tll at who have been stayi ng 1n Fldri· noon hoporing Mr. and Mr!i Grav· da, are visiting relatives in this ... . The Rawllngs.C.Oats ambulance took Geor&e Canon, I..<! ad Ina: Creek to the Schaekel Cl imc tn Mll»>n, Bunda)' morrrlng. Wi1Uam Dmt, junior, OSU spent the weekend with hill .par· enb, Mr. and Mrs. Duvid DJU'II.t Sr. Mrs. Wallace Bradford and dau· •hter, Carolyn, to.ok ~Brad· area. Mr. and Mn. George Doolittle, Athens, entertained her parents, Mr. a'nd Mrs. Glenn Lambert. at dinner. Sunday. Clyde Winebrenner Is recup. cratin& from 11urgery at Holzer Ha~pltlll and is visiting his dau&hter, MrB Danny Thompson and familY In Pomeroy. Foreign Student Enterprise EUB Is Guest Speaker Willing Work~rs Have Gathering ' At Men's Meeting Mrs. Myrt1c Lonu: cnlcrtainccl the Wllttn& Workers Class of the Enterprise t:UB Church, Thunday evening, ul her home, Roek Springs Road. The .hymn, "Wondurful Worda ot Ufe," followed with pnyor by Mrs. John Smith and Scrip· \are reading by Mrs. Lona; open· eel the meeting . Mn. Alice Thomp11on presided over a short bulineu ae11lon The wonder box, which Willi donated by Mrs. 'i'hompaon was awarded to Mr11. JtG#r Spencer. It WII.S decided to have a valentine box at the next m~H~tina: which will be held at lhe home or Mr11 . John Smith. Jtetreahmenta were aervcd by tbe hoateu to the Above named 1nd Mrs. H11rlcy Brown, Mrs. Huber Brown, Mr11. Ben Duck, Mn. Herbert Dixon, MIRH Doro· laJ Lona:, Mrt. Ed King:, Mrs. Thomu Bent:l, Mr11. Carl Moore, Mlil Harriett Melntoah and one . . .t, EINe Arnold. For#Je,.W ekh J! oWl .4re Solemnlsed On MoiUlay January 16 ..James Edward Forbes of Ports· Frnltl Ma!nuf, a foreign stu· dent of Lebanon who ls attend· 1ng Ohio University, Athens, waK aum~t and spoke on various pro· blems In Lebanon when the Men's Fellowship of the United Methodilt Church met Sunday evening at the church. Devotions lod by Dr. Thom11s lta<l[ord opened the meetlna:. During the huaineM sea11ion plan11 were completed for con· ductmg the morning worship service next Sunday. At the conclusion or the meet· in~ Hn oyster supper waa served by fo'rank Vauchan, Charles Swatzcl a:~d Leo Crew. Racine OES Past Officers Have Turkey Dinner Thn l'aM Ofliccm. t:lub or Ra· rmc Ol>;s met. at tho Martin RC6· tauranl, Middleport, Sunday at l .30 p. m. fQr 11 turkey dinner and ill! the trimmings Members and guC.'IIII wero t~eated at an at· tractive lablo with a floral ccn· l.m'piCL'{' 11lGUtb, 0., and Mlsa Ht'llen YYOJM Weith or Albany, 0, were llnlted jn maJ'IIlaJo In a double rhrl ceremony at the bom0 of Mr. and llrs. Jeoae c. lbyt!!, 1123 t\-lemUcrs altenamg wcro Mr. Khrpbuey Roact, Ponurnzy, Jan. and Mrs. Wllll11m Stewart, Mr lllb, Jwe Itaya, ofCkiatinc. und Mrs Charlet Hensley, Mrs . They were aa:ompanled by the Beo.rl GNmm, M1'8. Clyde AndteW.Ii, btWe't 1)P'ftla, ftlr. and Mrs Ml'!l. Ben Prlee, MTJ. W. R. Car· IQmODd Weleh and he:r •i•t.er, pMter and Mrs. W. o. BITnitz. lJitda Lou Weld!, afterwrrda re- And three cueats Wf'r"CI Fred lruhrnen.tl were aerved by the Swann, Bert Grimm and W 0. B1rntll:. PLAN CHICKIN DINNal LOYAL aiRIANS TO loiiiT A chlcken dlMtr i.l to be held Friday from f-4:80 p.m. at tbe Tlat Loyal Benras' Clus will · Mt. Morl&h Baptitt Church, cor- meet at the Chureh of Cllrlst ner of Main and Jl'ourtb Avenue, Tuelday -evenina and the 1AJal 1 Madd.leport, with the men of the Womeo's <:lw will meet at the I Honor penclla and f·H ealendans were glven eacb member Sharon Thoma, vice president; church in ebar&e of the project. chu'fcb on Tbu.nday evenftq. when the Minute Maida .. H Club Gl.orla Shumate, aecretary; Paula Carl Williams, Dock Street, is WSCS CIRCLI MIITINCI met f'Tiday eveniDJ, January 201 Mu:hael. treaaurer; Kay Wyatt, cbairmJ.n of tbe dinne.r commu- · at the home o( Ann Icenhower. news reporter; and .J an Ann tee and he hu: announced that Tlw! Maraaret WU}fanu. After· The group was divided mto 5mlth, recreaU.on - leader. The orders for the dlnnen at $1 eacb noon Clrele oi the W,SC$ of Heath two clubs, the Minor Minute next meeting will be held at the wUI be deUvered any place in MethodiJt Chureb wlll .meet nnm Maids composed or girl& up to 12 home of sandra Wells, February Middleport. Tickets are on sale day afternoon. at 2 ,P. m ,. at the this week. years of age and the Major Min· 18 at 2 p.m. chu~~ social rocMDJ. _ · ute Mat& Club with girls over 12. ln tbe Major Minute Club, Mrs. Henry Wells Is the advf. Carol Saraent was elected prest· sur for the clubs and Mra. Alice dent; Janet Shumate, vice pres!· Robeson the assistant advtaor. dent; Benii.ce Thoma, Secretary, Dom Ann Wells and Ann Icen- Patty Michael, treasurer; Ann bower are junior leaders and Icenhower, news reporter; and w•JJ ~ss1st wlth the Minor M.a.idl. Doria Ann WeJla, recreation Officers were elected in both leader. Tbe next meeUng wtU be groups. with the minor elub elec-.l held at the home of Ann ken· tJng Sandra Wella, president; bower, February 21 at '1:3Q p.m. Birthday Party Held For Clifford Rice On Sunday Jacqueline Rice entertaine~ Sunday arternoon with a birth· day party for her nephew, Clifford Lee (Chipper) Rice, son o( Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rice, Point Pleasant Chipper was one year old today and rcCreshments of birthday cake, 1ce cream, cracker jacks and balloollll were serve-d to the 111ests by Miss Rice and her mother, Mrs. H. L. Dunham and Beverly Dunham. Guests included Mrs. Larry Rice and Chipper, Mrs. Sherman Osborne, Mra. Erie and daughter, Shirley, Mra. Richard Sauer and dauahter, Martha, Mrs. Richard Kinnard and 84>0, Ricky, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Richard Vt~uehn and son, Bill, Mrs. K. D. Am•bary aod son, Jim, and Ohrlatine Koehler, MiddlePQrt. . • e I • Weather • Editorial Pboae 89'7 I No. 237 • 10 Huge Multi-Million Do] lar Plant . , To l.otate Up River In Monr~ Racine News Notes M - -• M 8 u• r an.a rl. urn Z Award Plaqua f()l' the loeal Post havint passed their quota before Dee. 31, 1935. Blair also gave an Interesting talk. At the close Coch· ran of National Guard, Pt. Pleas· ant, showed some movies of our Atr Force ta);en during the late war. A oorn bread and bean sup· per was served by Carroll Tea· ford and Eugene H{lltE'r. Mrs. Curti.& Johnson or Oak Grove Road is reported .rea~per · atibg in Holzer Hrupital from an operation last Monday Dale John son returned to Chicago where he has entered mechanic:> school. ·Mr. -and >Mr.s. Lcwts Blakley were weekend vi&itors of her mo tber, Mrs. John Philson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Turner o£ New York .stopped for a short VIJSit with Mr.s. John Philson. Mrs Turner is the niece of the late Dave Cow. dery. Mrs. Turner reported the {ln]y known llvmg or her pas.t BC· qu 1\ntances was Alf Coop~r of th~ hill top whom she vtslted. This 1S Mrs. Turner'5 finlt visit back since she was twelve years old. . low Joe6 4l ruli' · Local Minister Talk On Ch • S t d I Ina a ur ay 1 I 1 1 ·' w~en IJOU: ~o/J it l~iJ wag. ? Blankets Covers Cincy Mothers Marth On Polio Scheduled For Thursday ·-• ~-. •·~ Th~~~ Pastor.s or several churches met m sess•on at th& Baptist Cbureh, Have New Grandson . on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 19th, Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Barnltz: A chtck':'n dmner was served by received the announcement or the Misswnary Society. • the birth of their twentieth The evcrung .session {lpeMd at G~ves grandchild. Sunday. 7 30 by Prelude, by Doreen Norris; A son, David William, was Hymn, lnv~atton by Rev. H. C. born Saturday January 21 to Laughead, d•rector of Town and Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence w. Nel· l Country o( the Oht.o Baptist COD• son (Wilma Barnitz) o( Kalama· vcntJon, Granv!Ue; SCripture readRev. Edward Parker gave an zoo, Mich. mg by Rev Parker; Trio by Dot· intereatlng talk on hia experDavid Wllllam has a brother een, Carolyn and Shirley NorTI8; iences as I ml~ionllry In China and two sisters Mrs. L w. Nel· Ordination sermon by Rev. c. E. when the Penlel Class o£ the son, St., of Warren, Ohio 18 the Hoyt, FJrst Baptist Churcll, MidFir!lt Baptist Church met Satur· paternal a:randmother dleport, Prayer of Ordm.!lhon by day evening, at the church, !or Rev Sherley Woods, Cheshire " its January meeting. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Bapl!st Church; Cha:)!(' to the A short buelneSB 11e11sion was ) Church by Rev Laughead: Cbal'ge Morning Star Sunday 1 1'be conducted by the president, Or· Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Salser ate to the candidate Rev. Rai.J)h .C. School recently gave out plna to val Wiles. Plana were discussed announcing the birth of a 9 lb 2 Zundel, Baptist Church, Pamer~; those having a pel'fect atten·l for the next meeting. oz son, JeCfrey ~otl at ijolzer welcome ln the ministry; Hymn; dance: Mrs. Bertha Holter, 4 Potluck refreshments were Hospital, Wednesday, January 18 Renedielion by R~v. V. Wejlc,y years; Eldon Kraeuter, Charles. eerved durin& the social hour to Grandparents are 1\olr and Mr~ Jenkins of Baptist Churt'h, ]\ac ne, lhle, Jr., Dolores Kueuter and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wiles, Mr C E. lhle, Pomeroy and Mr. and and Bethlehem Church, Great Phyllia Ihle. 2 years; and one 1 and Mrs. Rlehard Owens, Mrs Mrs. Grover Salser, Rat:me W. Bend year, Delmar Hamm and Ellen Harry Lee lblley and Rev. and F. Chambers of Eureka Js a AftE"r the ordmat1on. a reccp- · Shuler and several others havgreat areal grandfather tlun was held in the basement of lng honorable mention. Mrs Park~r._ . the chU'J'Cil when lunch was .served A. J. Smith left one day the 3CJUe 3rJnCf8 by !he Jadws of the church. Rev pjUit week for Muncie. Ind.. lo Jenkins wa11 given a grand wei· seek employment. come by all Mr. and Mrs. Clarence GrueOthen attending were !lev. J ser "spent lasl Sunday Wtlh \hlr ,_ H, Elwood, a,cl~~ ~P.f~diflit apn, Roger and wife of Columbua Church; l~ d•son )l' a ker. ;jj~ddlt " Mr. and Mrs. Towmy Joe Rose Twenty five mcmben of the erect and relaxed; grammarRacine Future Fnrmers or Amcr-j goorl words, enunciation. and port, HowHrd flleigler and Hency ol Akron wer, the last weekend lea p&rticipated in the expression; Impressiveness - Rou!lb, d.:scons, of tbe local guests of thetr parents. They church wore act"ompanied home by thelr alcftness and earnestness ParUalnentary Business httle son, Wesley, who has spent dure Demonstrations held Others attending included: Racme Post 602, American L!!· the past nine monthi with his 1 Jackson, recently. Eugene Sellers, Theodore Will· ford, Bill Wingett, Jack. Teaford, gion met Jan t9th Guests oC ·the ~randparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. The Raelne FFA teAm In Bill Proctor, Roland Wolfe, Ar· Post weJ'r! AI(':C Blalt. Jackson, Rose. the Silver Award Mr. and Mrs HArry Radford of thur Johnson. George ,\lbert VIce t:onunandcr of the Eighth bers demonstrating Hlll, Ivan Powell, Clark Grady, District; Dusty Darst, Don Roach f<1att Woods and Arthur Jobes George Dono hew, David their Joseph Glenn, David Cleland, and James Cochran, MJddleport were the recent guests of Dale Hart, John Pape, Cha!les Roger Beegle ami Charles Bakqf. Comn1a ncl,~r Blair presented Com· sister, Mrs. Frances Holter, who Hannlne, Carl Wolfe, mandcr Teaford with tbe Quota Is quite poorly. tis, Jimmy D~em, Carroll H"rrts-1 HOME DEMONSTRATORS MEET Dwaln Sayre and Don Johnson. The Rccd.sv 11l,.Lone Boltom The demonstralions: in chap· Home Demonstration Club wlll OPTOMICTRIIIT ler procedure are an outgrowth meet Jan 26 at 10.30 A M at ot the dealre to develop withln the home of M.1-s. Frankie P1cken.11 the membership of FFA chapters and Mrs Mar.garet Brown Mrs. ta Ohio, the abHttics to enable Nolan will be present. Ilcr lopie &Ill Ceari Blreel, Pomeroy members to participate properly will b<' "Color In t.hc Homl..... Pot· Olflee Roan: I to I lo 1. (Ciote 11 Nooa oa Tllun.l and ertcctively In the busine 86 tu('k al noon. meeting. lncludJng, in particular. 1;;;;;;;;;;,-;;;i,~--~---.;--;;;;;;;;;;;!; the abilities include not only 11:10 GII:ADI COLLIGI proper participation but the rcc· ANNOUNCU ocnUioD of errors on the part .or 1 Ora1nb1tlon Of IY1nlng members and other participants. CLASSES For 2nd. SIMISTEit A demonstration team must eonalst of six members and not more than 12. The team must properly demonalnte at least six of these 11 abilities: to re· celve a moUon , to •mend a mo• •• lo mab a oucceaolul oee.j tion, to rise to point or order, to appeal from decision or the relclryl h labo hell inlolll· chair, to •cccpt a cotumlltt'e pac.. on.·ll•Moea alertD&U CO\IJ'»>! port, to refer to H committee, • , • aDd aoalnoaln her work reco!1Bider an item of busmetls, C~~tMeS wll~ be of!etled In com munit.ies where th«e 1:1 :;uf{i.e.. to II)' a motion on the table, cmd In hor appow..-. On ienl demand. lab a motion from th(l table, su11pcnd the rules, and to lho Jail ocoto - """ bo a journ. F" FURTHIR INI'ORMATION big holp loa girl OD-Iho-way· Participating members W.r.LI<> To up. Our ouporiordry cleaning DR. W. A. l ..WIS. Dun judged on these points: VoiceRIO GRANDI COLLIGE oemc:. holpo hor prounl al slow, loud, and di1tinct; polaeall lilDoa lhat woll groomod II bn'l oultic:ionl that your -eh kHp ~ .,,' lime fa any ont position. When you hriAv ~'t" . , watch bttre to be repalted. we ehe=k llllli 1ft ¥..) paoi~oJll-llot by hanging il on a =~ lbrougb an amazing oleolrolllo. ' · .calle~ the - , /ffllrh~;':!-= ·~MQ51W Demand d lhi• proleet.lon. We .i ' wm M BW-·tf)· c 0 n•IRS J ewetry·. ' ; b BIDOGIU'al& MORio..IING STAR '1 teJtin1 )'OUr watdt FREE. ........ r.. Czzluhna. As....• IMt ... 5L 1..;:;;;;;;~=~:==-~~--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;d~~ 1 J lft. •o• be- f"s n 1-m •v tbe ole rOl 11'81101ine 'Rild :tween 'I 'lnd 8 P. M. hundilck qf oil at tbeae two atat.Wna from rolunteer wmten thrOUJ:hout until 8 P. ,M. wm be donaiOldo will eoftduct the annual ¥o-to tbe M.-dl or Dlmet. there' Yarc:h aa•\PSt plto. tiore VolJmteer workers w1ll be on ,,\ 1 than 100 women have ,voltln(eered band to help liatiOD qpel'a'tol's for to Cln'S'Y Lbll fight forward ln the day. At tke Mullen and Kloes Meigs Oouil.ty. LeadiDI t.be drive statdon the helpera will be memwill be the Beta Sigma Phi sororH~ ~~th~~ll0:1i lt~ilrc. Sue Jeffers is chainDftn of th;e Mothers Ma~ tbifi: yelt' and she IU'IM everyone to turn OQ. 111e1r !IO!<hl!fhla at>d he or•I)II'04 to give 'leDeroualy to yO\It neitb· bor Who ~all& on you. The llu!IOI) _. Kloea Soblo ..,.. vice ' litall1! jft lolldcllepmt aod Diebl'e· ~at14 stOtlon \>" Uul· berry A~•·· 1n Po'll""''~!1:1. ""'l1• duct a Mve for tbe ·~'!C'' o ~U11ctlot> with tlie u.. in !llitt"li "!' J"'. ., 26. All J>i-o. I·""""' at Diehl's station. NEW YORK. UP-Tbe WOI'Id's first fu)ly iotep'ated aluminum plaat will 'be built ntar Clarington, ObJo, and indu.b'y leacl'en Ire n)'lng the pfiOjed will be followed by still more I~ a:dle indn erial devel01>ment> ID the Ohio Val- ceu. The lllllOUDCemeDt ol tbJ1. firm ruka me- very 110»1.'" Furtfw O.u•lapu:d:lf• _ Pbllip Spton, Pnlictellt of ~ ericn. Gu • Eledrlc Co., ~ pe. lieipat ft1 tbt gjairt :PNJ«t. ~' be ~ !udber -~ ley.Olin !olalllihon Chem!..t Corp aunounced it il enttiiDJ alumHWtn production with ~too of racdi\iea that will be tuminc (lut 80,000 tens of aluminum annuaiJy some time ill ttm. When the proJeet is completed, Olin Mathieson wUI be oin foudh plaae as a dom!Ntic producer at of $120.000.000. Frank J. Lausehe of Ohio l ·!uoiled the firm's deri8i.Oft. to locate in Uae Buckeye lltate aEMt in · -"" " -ei.....-.Hilal ...... d...,;,..lleml<at ond tallur:e!ell ope,Wtlons'' illf N pledged the Probe Started · lntoCanseOf Fatal Wreck appearaa.ce that coun.ta ao llrooglr Ia hor lafort j "We Mve &Rat eonUdence in Ohio River," briag ecoa.omk: advallbgal to the people tivioC ia the IJDmedllle \'lcltl!ty of the Oluo Bi1ret, but alw far i:btO Ge iateriol' of tor state ... ..Ohio will ~rate fullr from the ,ttaudpoiat oi pub~ MI'V1cea to 'help Olln J,JMhieloa ia matla« their new eDterpriae io oruo 111 sue TRAFFIC P•rtcwar • aueed 'lly Outlin~ . Fpr Marshall's ' w.. ' 139.95 ' Solid Maple . , '... Oot.lltlt ctr....r,Ch•sl, l•d. Solid Pine ..... . O.Ublt dl'nMr,Chnt, B.d. Solid Cherry . . . . ' ' SOLID VALUES Orftltr, mirRr, chttt, bed . :Extension, Oass .. . .. BEDROOM FURNITURE are Education Aldl In Now CorHcllon with In of ' .ftA 569.00 399.uv f, DoubJe Dr•ser, Chtst, &ookc•"lecl Blonde Oak ........ '. 15.0 .®. J .~P' Coral Mahogany .. Otttttr, Chett. 8ookpse IH. School StudeD:ts ·' f.ontrihdte·To P6lio Fund-- Drive EASY CHAIRS . AT EASY TO OWN P.RICES ~wivel Rockers .FMm CvshhtMcL l•fll• Chairs 1ml :5~9; "'~ comforteltl• ~..... '. ,.. Aft 99.50 A.w ~ ,..,·, ,2.9.95, 19._.8 ~ . ~· _, - 20, , Olcf falhlon•d high blc:k Vef.our u;hols~ · !Rocker LN"P In plastic u... alsNrint 'Platform Rockers . , ... Small fla1tic Rockers I Plete MODERN ao.ns, Wheel· Ric bard THE FINE SELECTION OF Slippery ~6ad . Is Blamed For -t\uto Accident tiGn and at 7:30 p.tp. tbe the Rev~ L. A. Baneerter. " Leroy Bartrum w.as: tHe ·first to In cM'rge of the pfQer · file in the Sheriff's rtee aiid Asa The other aet times are, · .1 Custer i& tile other- to liave til.:Mt 1o 10:30 o.m. and l:JO p.li><t<l ..cl p.m. ~f , for t.hat poet. IDime<liateb' after lht ·<'George Meinhart, .M- rcefection as state repretentative, bar fil.ed scrvice the Margari'l ·WUUama tJut post; llenry EWiDg*. far i-e- Aftei'MOIII Circle Wii.J meet in el~ion as county ·eorooer. has the chUNb Sunday School ''iooma abo filed, and Pat -loGes ·b&s filed for their regular mODthli mee(. : mg. fw county comm~an. ".:F.J! Living Room Suite .. Living Room Suite Bond Elemon Is 27''.SO C._enUie Throw lut~o ·PtPPtNII ll1raket1 •O.CorttM Mlr,.n 24"x34" hll R.. Podt .M.t•l HollywoH Pr.mos FINANCING OHIO PEOPLE SINCE 1811 UNDER STATE REGULATION AT Jimmy Parsons ·USED CAll LOT M14dl.,.,. . c 124 E. Main St. " " ' Robinson's Laundry Tri -Lustre Cleaners ~~~~~­ »WW.,. Phone197 Cllllf, ., .. ' Ref~ By Board w.. 2.tJ 7.~ t. U 1.95 reJected is DOW BAKEl ON THI IIIGHntt COIN'I"I MIDDLEI'OIT , .... the 1!4)Dgregatim!i to ~eome fw pn}'G!l raDd vi~ I Plott MODERN can be repaid easllv in 6 mollthly payments. Average cost 6Scaw..k the atwernar said. "Ofin Uathl.ft.Dil will 6lit.. only 40 MORE TO SEE atates'a eoopention in Au.tl~ I • eoal Eight Comitiaus Attend Trustees N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. • ••• typaag Ohio Vlllley. Spora'a eompaay iltf power fOf' the tbe economie ~Jrties of the I It takes •ore than ~ the venture. R • FUtUfe F -- Study Parli'me"tary Procedure ....... C•mw,. ....,... W SyumoA - .' Minute Maids 4-H Club Elects New Officers At Gathering Friday Night Mn. George Hetzel returned home, Sunday after a several weeks' visit in Cleveland with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Stearns and In Akron with her Uaughter and aon·ln·law, Mr and Mrs. J. Y Corpening. She was accom· panied home by Mrs Stearns. Mrs. Don Thomas left Sunday for a visit in Parkersburg, W Va , with her grandmother, Mrs Bess Proctor. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dill visited in Syracuse, Sunday with h1s unde, Otho Radford. Mr. and Mn. Virgil Roush and family !pent the weekend ln Bid· well with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Austm Roush. Miss Mary Neutzling, t>tudent nurse at the St. Joseph Hospital , Parkersburg, W Va , v1s1ted Friday with her parents , Mr and Mrs Norbert Neutzlmg BY EDWAlD HOWILL JR. Henry Ewing, Dr. Raymond Mr. and Mr.s. Harry Wiltshtre Boice and Theodore Reed, Jr., re· Vl.\ited for a few days Wltb thelr turned home sunday arter a son, Bruce and fatmJy of CharleavtiHl in New York City. ton. Mtsses Brenda Sue Ingraham Mrs. CaJ:'rle Nease and Mrs. and Phyllis Kaspar are weekend I Hamet NeJgler, couocUora for the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Don An· Home Demonstrat.ioo Club met at derson at Rutland. Mrs Robert lhe home of M.rs. Howard Nolan, Arnold and Mrs. Whitney Ingra-l Jan 20 when plana were made for ham :~pent Friday evening vlllit· Ule year 195ft ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ander~on Mrs. Ola Hysell and family and Mrs. Garnet Williamson at h11ve moved into the Mill.iiJ;an pr~ Rutland. pcrty on Sycamore Street. Phone 607t MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Monday, January 23, 1956, ~- Electric C.p;my To Convert , . Vilcimt Lot To l'!irllri• ' '"· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 23, 1956 burris jenkins neutzling randolph russell