https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/55b44c71dba2d9510c928d2ad6d047a2.pdf 8729eca0e149860ce505336b207ba213 PDF Text Text • ' 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• ' '"· �,_ • --- • ··~· ~:tt:~::=~~-~~~==~==:l~--~~:·e~Dc~il~y~~H~i:~~iiLiP~o~~~roU~Mi:~~~~~~~E~~;~;~~;;.------~==========~-,~-~~L,-E~,==I!t~lt~Ou~e~~~~a~y,~J~an~u=a~~:2~~~~=9:~ ' o•van~ TO ' ..-<l.--'·-,~~~/--. 'Daily Sentinel INTEusn. OF MEIGS-MASQII. ARIA IICitAIID I. OWEN RIYNOI.D 1.,OllnN! r •"'· MOll. • - IDI~. -y t;IIARJ.ES I~ / TRT~? - .,. •-'!'!!' i>Oi~"'lihl." ·A ruCent rommPnt ·00 &•IJi'ab.,!tt"t, ho'Peffl,l WU marie _.., kia.A.m:(G"r,l c~~··.~;~· d Jlatl1ology~9111 (1-ff~J'!tio n 9! 4.000 f<....r~i.l,~(}~l~~ y ·l.o a~·4 l·;l \Jr ,d ap o; A-p.o.eljljJ~~. Jn . tqfl . u~ ?( X·l'fi,Y< rJil· .P.~~. .a~.ot ~n; l' r '1di1wr.;k).·p sllbtlt!f.rtC~ tvr.~v.-1 h jU<ld$aL. d t.'l..i!fl'>SI.S 1l1Hl 1'twrnm Th1•v rt:f~"nl·U tu lhc mobjle X·nt)' unll.s !hut will visit mos1 ' - - ' \ •• "'~"' N~ws Gar~wan, s·oo· Screen • Dtrectora I 1':39 I ; ' I THE FINE SELECTION OF ,, WCHS-TV Channell . TUESDAY 9:00 - Sign o.n-..:..Prayer 9:00 Cap~n ~gl.roo .. ~ . .(. !;OO Si1111 011 '. ' 1 10:00 Garry Moore 10,30 Art!!q' (lodfrey • 11,30 Str' it Rl~ . 12,00 Val ant Lady ·· ID 12:15 Love ol Life 1~;30 ~~ab lf!r T~q)[I!.!'DW RandOJ.ph 12;ilf, 1:00 1:30 2_,00 burg;. CGunty .roes.ldcnlJ are watc~lo~ tbe Jar hrokCl into lhl' home or Mr. '~ttle of tb~ t urnips" with ijl'ert and Mrs Edward S. Hnl tlrm hv e•. OWde Choate o( Cora recent,. <'rnwling throu r.t h a window in · lv brouRht a .5~ pound turnin lh~>ir son'' bcdroon1. The hurgl r.: hl'fl"e 'aiHI showed it around . Word hnt the lhree· Vrlnr· nl<j quiet hv n( the 'bl q Vf>PPlable renche•l Rert ~av , n ·• h~ w ~ -. "1hro mun . in 1h"' 1B11rl where- <'i tizen s were ouiek to mnnn '' ond tdlln.(( him to uo h<t<'k noint nut th lil ttJeir Amb~~ ' " "!/P'V • 'flwn hu R:t't:W a turnip weit!hl~lt 'H!.. 11tol~ Ml'.s: . Anyone ~nve 1:1 biJ!.fel' tur· GREF::NWICH, Conn - A • :Kninf~ n,ao. ronlJihl 'll/RNIP CONTIST IlL - !100~ 11,10 l!ress !li>x . 11:115 Gr~test.P"IghtJ ol Centu.ry I CHESTER, Re-election For His Fourtb Term · 11:05, Weathehas.t BIBLICAL DECISION cDRK CUTUP II EBRON, Con n --Th1• Rt v. DAI.TlMORE---The wm•ld's latg· nou~Jas Pimm pxplu im·d tha t h!! ~ slicin'l machine, ' 1 22(). fq ot arcPoled a call herl' tmteud {)f 11:ia1t ~t Crow n ~rk & ,§e!d . Cc- MOON MAN tredet at udentl, u:oo llel:dliua ~~--- ---~~--~-- said, ·unw ll t·brr1n.' " , Play Fatli1r Bersf 9,00 !trill, Tll~atJ;e " 10:00 'lbil ill Your tlfe 1[}:30 J)imODt Bu.nyon Theatnr 1lw 111•.Prl f•1r n,trrurt'l:• 'i~ •n bv hhr}llv trained medlcnl Pl'rsonnt>-1. M'.a11v 8 tl'h "'r i1ie ~ l' ~ !!ommrnd lh11t thes-e films be re-ad mror1• than our~j eJt,h ~>r 3[ tjdt.,.rent n nw~ lw thl' Sllrnr ra•1io1nRlst fir bv diffP.r .. nt rllrlro-lt\v-l," s X-r~;~v i11HI mcdit"al science ·hav ~ \ w.rought. a powerful weapon 81Win ~ t the " whi11' plna:uc ,, Manv orl!:'nnitatloni and peopl• ar:e com!Jin ini: tu ca1ry ll~ i s W( a pun on w))c.els throughout tho ldnd. lt ' is up lo us to take th e radio l ogJ~L~ ' ndvic~ that the Stii'\II'YS are "hi the pUbll l' inh·r~~t "-and in O'lr 01'.'11 . in eight bOUNI. SClinoe J'iet.JOn 1'bf..atre 7:90 Coke Time h..> a rl tli • ~ll~l·. . , , Am·•hinft! sl:»J>.iclOUs un covered by the mobile urijls .should ot rour,.t' Uc f(ll!nwed Up at once under OUtl's own phvaicla-b or otbe-r mtldieal rnrt• . Tu mak ~ Ihe TB camnaili!n etfectio,~c the Colleu stl"IM9E'.S ~nitl 'Whitllf!r ~hall I llo· up?' and • !liP.A. IM,l'oiJJI6f II~ ~''11'4 . ?;(MJ. r,r a urr\fi;T'f!m t ·1 cn r• '~•·l md ullmin~le P4ltnnna r... tllJ1!'niU,)Nii~" AI 1h f'> srtnw ·lit11 ~ ihe C1•1l ..,,: I~ n.nt. vef'V. cmoou~'9.1l\nq: ·&~Qut th,.. f'll<ll' "i x ''flv ·UI' v(\vs as a method for-til.~ d~t¥Jn o!.,.Juna oaneer t.1'!1l here, ,.~a.rves lwo- fJ;lot·lol:~ig . cork ~~~· l.p.t<J di.scB (()r bottle eau l!ner11. It can !!lire up to 30,0ooJ. ,j I ·i, 3/{ api/.1.; l'i>e . 6:40 Newa PJs'tu.re fl"" nntJihl'r nrrer bt!('au se 1~! openpd ·lb l.' Bihl e at !'andom trJ the!!""'"" ch;ml<'r or Samuel : "A11d David four t· -..!"' ,, ·~;-..IO'Oi~ Th.irly live thro"'l)J. ei-a:bt, made the COLUMBUS, 0. UP- The State obonw Toll, (ht thi.rd siX weeb •t Department of lii.gh.way Safety tor.. bool it h day predicted rf.hat when. tabub- the Racine ,.rade Sc' at announced, tiom 'are oompteted Ohio'a traffic been lnclttded.· . ll'tl: death toll (.or 1955 will be th~ Grade 5--Don Am!Jtt, T.-r7 h irheat in any or the past 14 Ann 8radrol'd, Carl Circle. Robert )'H.rl. Deem, Dorotby Howell, Roberta The department said all indica· Kraeuter, ·June N&i.gler, Alan tioru jl(ll:int to a 1955 tTaffic faLa· ·u Uty recol"d of 2,070-higher than NevUle, Judy Wigal, lb.y WI · focd, Gina:er Stems. any previous year &l'RC~ 1941 · Grade 6-Sue CiTcle, Billy El· An II month summary of traf. fie dell'ths i.n .the state shows a to- wood. tal of 1,841 ror 1955, an increase Grade 7-Joyce Circle, Nancy • or 10 per cent ov-er u1e same P~· Johnson, Rut h Ann PeJ,rel, Ken· iod of 19&.. da Russell. Carmen Salser. Jeaon Director u. s. Felty said num- Vain Meter, Judy Wagnis, Tberf.i.ef ere>us stabi'stical studies poi.D't up , Bentz, Roeer ~irch, BiU': Lake, fauLty driver attitudes as the rma- Carl Walton. J:nnmy Wickline. jor accid en factoc. · Grade 8-Joyce Canon, Dorothy Olrcle, )':Yclyn Cleland. Carol METER RECEIPTS Deem, Mary Euler, Mary Gnee Acting Chief or Pomeroy Pol- j Sto~art. John Cleland. Robert ice· Frank Hudson reported that Sm1th, Leroy Wolfe. the meter receipts for last week OLD NEWSII tota~ed, $191.40. OMAHA-A 7!5 ;year old ''newsBAND .BOOSTERS TO MElT boy" crippled by pohio when on1y Eastern Band Boosters of Tup. a youth, ·besan hit Mtb year pen Plains and Chester Jilgh hawking papera. on dqwntown School will meet next M«;~nday Omaha sb>eets recently. Fred G. Jan. 30 at 7 :30 p.m. in Chester Witte said JJe plans t<J OOntinue ffil(h . Scbool according ' to an, selling papers, except "on days aouocemeot today by Bernard when ·t here's four or five \Jc~ Krinke, hand director. , of &now." M. McCANN ''Cim•t x ·rll\' ~U I' Vt'\, fr•t• !be delc>etion of communicablo puJ . mflna~ v di•ra ' e a•·r· 111 lh t• l.l'Jhflr: lnt""'"'!'t ." ~av s HtoiJ· sta·fem~>nl on a hPalth rp·ohir n1 hr fr· rmt v::trviU!sbrut "1'h w shn11l d bll cr~oA.U!''.,.d ~~~ th~: Lvrd ' WSAZ-TV Chonnel3 h ;; vetl r . oro· dilfcs * • Racine Grades Honor Rolls Traffic Death . ' TollAsHi' gli ._,...r- tb~ lm~:ru~·of·of .~11\ IJI:l:od tw a coml>in "!"'!rt,uberc~~is,ll'!dth~e::'!~t::¥;i . -eom•n"niti,.. ~ .,. The News ~oon •eept Sunday by The Ohio Vane,. Heehanie St, Pomeroy, 0 Buslnea.s office edi•l&.ial olfl~ phon• 1187. .b.;;tY<!.., Commentary On 2:80 3:00 3,30 4:00 1 ., • 4:80 ~he Pul<!l!li Y@.l Kstie'a &itcben ~ove s.tocy llj>bi>J:t, Q, ~ ... Houseparty The Bi~ Payoffy Bob Crq,by SJIOW. The Brighter ·BUy Sl'ARTS DNESDAY OUR,ANNUAL "' BIG. SAt! ~~fl f '~J.'' Qgf~o 'l- - 4'1.~ , Se~ Slo"'i. ~ao, Oq Your ~.;.:~uat 5;00 Lucky & 1\lm¢1 · new ' ,. .~ ·•t." ' •. r , . ' ··:·..:;-· . . .•.•.•. ,; -' .!. ' ' .. .... . . . ~· ... -.-... ·. ... ' ~.' ~ ',j ' •. ' • _ . _ " .. . .._ . . . \ - .. ' BUS.TING WITH VAI.UES! 5:ll0 'l'ho llorJy lltlow 6:3b Yollf., bl!) Reporter HERE'S AFEW SPECIAL~ 8:41'1 Spor.ts Ba>rade 6,~5 Wealb"""an ' FOR THIS SALE ONLY! MANY MORE VALUE5-SHOP EARlY- ...,,..... ....""~"' '" lk.o. Hint ' ZO"x40" CANNON BATH TOWELS 29c each· . - WASH CLOTHS . 4 for 29c ' 18..x3G" Dish Cloth 6 for 49e Regular 511< Metal THROW .RUGS 29c WASTEBASKETS 29c ' CRYSTAL TABLE ' 'TUMBLERS r 3for9c SHERBET DISHES 3 for 19c • W111te Em.boBSed PAPER KIDDIES NAPKINS ' •- CEREAL BOWLS WITH iltiJG I . ' squue Plastic LINE!tS 29c TABLE COVERS 39c ANJ~L-SIUN 'MEN'S ... - .. 300 ' t ' HANDKERCHIEFS. 9c Floral DelllgQs Women• . ,. l· HANKIES . •,I'.. .. . 3 for 99c ... RUBB~R PANTS 9c '. : 'HK,I-- ': REGIJUlUe ·PANTIES 3 for 99c DISH TOWELS ' ~through November, 1~ . Pe;ople' lWot itaturaUy go for .8 eyllndera in the FpRD p,ackag~! . ; . • M4 ro .8 :w\>rld record extent! Jui.t tJUilk, i~ the first 11 lllOnthS'Of . l951i alone, 844,496 more people bought Ford V.e's than bought the two-other 10.0 •prlUil ilOiitj!etitlve elghts e~ Lined ! RE®LARi5e Ruih Barry Nylon Trbn c Just look at these official registration filui-e& · for the first II months-'-.l.aiwo,ioy .. Here's .whyf · I .. , , In Box 2for29c .' . Tliey even hQught 396,589 lliDre Ford ... ' .......,,"' ''·- .•'' ...,! " • FACIAL TISSUE ...' ' ...:•'· . : . ,• i· ' ' 54 Inth - .' . 29c pkg, . 9c each &ell 'II< BASKET \ -~ 250 1D pkg. ' \ • , ,• ' . .,.... , . _ ""'"~ FO~ ~••}.~;~;Ill ....... ~... '• .... I . . • .... ..... . . ''•"'''' •....,..,. """.......................,. car. c;.:.-.vfQ; . ' ear Ji-v;l <_- 262,8'/0 ............ 978.8"* oar o-sbi · - IWi,lM ............ 396.11811i CarP~ .·;, 334,5ro ............ 90'i,ICIZ .· .. . -· . ' V-8's than th" next competitive Six! .0( eourse,.iM reason the Ford V-8 is the !argeo~ selling eight-cylinder car in the Wc>rlCI. la.Jhat more people like its kind that brand ilf. -performanee--0.. . ' comes with Uw <ar! These ~~le !LI'En't amateurs in _iu?ging engines. Nearly 24 years of bU!Idmg Ford V.S's to- supply tlteir dbmand is convincing proOf ~~- that. •· · And the Foni'V-8 of toda!l is. t!tebes~ yet ... by a country mile I · ·Smoother and quieter-you can scarcely hear it, ~V@ with the hOOd up! Baas\.;,.--just aSk the .ltighway patrol officer who drives one. He knows it '· --~ ·•h!-d'U> catch a Ford! . -. . ·A!Ji;I:J.Ofpu.-very practical qu~011 Of -~a Ford cab driver._He . kii4!W'B hOw F"rds take it days on end •. . ·f!!S;}f lftl ~ornauce that yoti want ~~~!Ike a gift- the '56 Ford V-8 ii(;~Oljt baby. m\ .. "' u today/ ...... .co+ 9c RALL'S' BEN FRANI(tiN . I •. fl61 S. Third St. ' ' Qhio "' Mldd,lepPrt, ' . . ~ �. • .. = - ~~ ' ., ....; - -- - ~_ ,~!!!~ ~ 1.956 , , , , Tl:le~~i J~~z~· (~s , an Francisco Loses Gro~nd To Daytoll FlYers In Poll Dlinois Moves Into Third _Plate In Weekly UP Rating -- LONG SHINING STAR Bi~TenTitle • IY MOilMAN MILLIR UftitM ftreH Sportt Writ• NEW lin1hd P!reta I ftnced 1wo plat'es rrom 18-!t! w~k time out for m id·yl'ar 1':\Hmlna· -Vanderbilt 13-1 and SMU 13-~ each ti,onrt. \\:a• p:"hd :-;,1 \ by ~0 ~Jipj>ed two not <' hes, whi le Loui s· eoa~ht·~-t h '• q uw :.- b · week. Yille 15·1 remained in lOth Howtwer. lh :> \\' , ~r t'• ·, l DOOB' Hero i .~ how 1he team!i lined up pqint tota l r ... JI .• rr , ; , t.1 :tm and behind Da}1.0n : 11l inois 214 , Ken· Uteit lt:>:u.l f''hu· DaJ ~c· ;1 tl.~ mdled f ro-m 40 l o 3:3 l¥)1r. 1. · Th ru ~in! laltot ~ Coad1 T om Blu ~· kOur u ·, Fiyt' rs attracted lh 7e f t M ~t p!al'" vol £'~ nd Dn u nu s..allv hi:J h sec· ondp!oce tolul of 34}7 potrr •~. B:v deleat iDJ: Ylllan''\1.01. and Ohio Jut wet'k, Dayton X~r g{ a ~ hiev r- d th~r 1 tre'as0n'~J longt•st winn i ng litreu., Th ~ Flyers' nl ~X l test will be a ".tOugh onc---:tga rn st lOth ra nk· td l.outsv.i\le. San Franri sco, wh1 r h now luckv 196, N. C. State 17.9, NorttJ . at·olina 128, TNTiple 92, VandeJ·· b lt 7?, SMU 61J ·and Louisville &!1. Duke, idle I ~ w~k. lost its plac(> iQ: .the top 10 a·nd dropped · trQm a tie for 'l!cvcnth · pla-ce to fl'te No. 11 l'anking 11his week U.La.b. w.ag 12th wHb lloly Cro.-,;.s and Iowa tied ror 13th Next cn me UCLA, Ci neinnati ,1nd St l.ou1 ~; Alabama 11nd iMill'quett (' were tie d ror I8Lh pla-ce, and Stanford was 20th. .,· . , t- ha ~ -High School- TODAY'S SPORT PARADE Northwestern Basketball ! Licked 91-42 - .Ratings "By Ohio State led'"· ra'""'', '"'-'-:'" ,,,,.,~h,· By OSCAR FRALIY COLUMBUS- UP Oh io State brou&lit down the hou st:! on North· western Mon<by night wit•h a 9l· 42 victory over .t he Wildcats bch~nd t'he 11herpshootlnJ{ of Robin Freeman with SO pointB. Ohio State grabbed the lead In the first three minutes when F'roaf>. mon mad~ tw.o rree throws to give the Buclc8 a 6-4 margin . Ohio State never tniled the rl'l!il of ·lh c ~'""' in aaln!Ag Ito third T"l! vil!!-'_l:lf ql1nat two loues. · 1 Q!U doubled .t he ~!!core by lra1f. time wlt'h • 46·22 lead. atter ~ hC' 224 149 ll·2 129 115 811 79 l ..t Will Easternen will ·M.JLBANK, S. D.-Night Patrolman AI Boar bad more thn a la.w offic &r's U11UaJ lo.t erest ~ a car stolen rl't'ently. It wu hla. -=:;,._ ROUNJ)..UP OHllfO. C'Jtllf. UP-Sw&pa:, the and Jews, Feb. as it was announc- 1~ ~u~ Der~y wlnnet", may l"'d today. Tho preaentAtions wlll be •hipPed east t.hts ~pti ng f-ot· a hfl mnde hy Jackie Robins'On -of few -~. owner R~ Ellsworth th(· Brooklyn Dodgers . uid ~oday . The Bow1e track In Mll')'l~d · olfered to !llage a rc· mM~b between Na shu 1~ and Swaps lart wnk, , but. Nal!lhua ~ new n.wnen rePQJ'iedly have ruled agumst sucll a T,ce, ~......,_,. I.AFAY"';"• •c., Ind. UP-Jack M"'~f, , head ·root bill CQaeh at ~ ttlpivet'Dty, tuOty res h~ h'- tf.ff. Bill Ellaa waa Jutraiid. beiCI bac:klleld cetach aDd . NEW vonKU'P- Davt Sim~, n snp lmmol·e da-ahman from Duktt Uniwrs 1ty, wWI compete lp. the s ix yard ~ print In' the Milll'Ote Ga nw~ at Mad!.son Square Gard:en F~b 4, It was announced toda)' . . Siml:l •t urned In a cloan fWeep in the duh ~ at W~rhlngton 'I 1 1s• d o:" a-, ur ay. ~ Bob !>en.aM•"wu promr:Jted. ~m fresWua COich to aal!rtlll.t back· fi eld ntrh, NJo:W YORK UP- Th'C New V()rk Rntckw-bock.erl, cLU"rently holdin g down third place In ·t he Notional ll 11 .~h·tball Al.."oclalion's Ea .~ tern lfAR'ft"'im, Conn. UP-Branch D iv1.~um, lt'lday w&re oout emplntR~, DOW aervlDf In arJ advi.11- ing a playt!r trade with the Ro· ory c~tY wit.h the Pittsburgh cht·sll•r Ruy~ls . General 1\llnagt•r Pi111Utl will nceive the Natkln•l Nt!d lrh~h or -the K-nlcks declnl'ed Humsn Rellrtlona Award at the "10 or the II players on our ~ THE FINE SELECTION OF I PQMEROY I NII V!p Priby. !Mn:. C. R. VouDJ SOOE'I'Y ,a 30,6, Tbe win boosted Ohio State into a third place tie witl'J lDdlllha. Bo$h have 3-2 records. PurdUe's third loss in seven games dropped It to filth . b e screamlnc obout the injustlee of not nom· lng Tom H,in.sohn of Holy f:roiJ or Hal L(lar of Temple. The unIOOthed South wlU · be dolna a PllDping frawl. about North Crn·· · o1fba State'.os Ron Sbacllk and Vic ·Molodet, Kentucky'il Jerry lflrd a nd 8Qb Burrow, Alab«ma George Linn, Hot Rod Hundley of Wc!t Virginia and Louisvlt1e's Charley Tyra. Southwesterners undoubtedly will oil their six guns tor Tem· pie Tucker of Rice: The' Mfdw8!.t will thraw C9rnballs ·fa'r" J'itit "Pb:son of Dayton and Paul Judson of Illinois, while tbe effigy burn· ers on the Coast should bave Whhle of a bonfire because Ignoring K. c. Jones or San Fr•tn· I citco, Art Bunte of Utah Willie Nnul111 of UCLA. The trouble ill, fellen, are only five plares. And it'l 11 ort of flke trylfta; to put five poundl or oatmeal in a one poun'd bag.' Net An Aptrlogy If that 80Undlil like an '~~lotrY. 1 it Isn't. RuueD seems 1 ei~ch make Just about everybod,y'a America team even though a of people lnstat the six loot inch defensive &tar · leaves ' "cold" It's I 1 th • ' s mp Y at ue does yoeman chores In a star-atudded cast. He'JI make snybody's lege club. Green, altbougb onJy alx three Inches, is another del••:· 1 tdvc star alld ha 11 a 22.5 scoring a~erage to boot. Try and keep 1 h1m on your bench l<'loyd, "only" six feet, one Inch, Is the nation's leadillJ' scorer with a 33.6 average. He Is a I and a lBO a Rllht behind him lo aroring with 1 33.4 averll flc Is Freeman, a youn1 · aut wftb a terrific Jump shot who proves his worth In the touth Bli! Tt>n e"l'D thaugh he b OD1)' fiye ft!et, 11 Inches. ~os~ n blulh, tho six toot, 11~ ' I I ~9!rl, M;ddl-rt SERVICE bas been to the Community! • • 'ifaJilpoJ{J, !It: apd lfn, ~aqhl'ert1 If .-y dtizeo W: £, Lewis and Mrs. Me:da Gibbs' lelt SunpaJ foo a vlsLt in. C~lfJIJ!J.e With her SDtli ao4 -daUJhiAr-in-law, Mf. an4 · ,.,, llu...U Glbbo and fllllliiY ' B o s , · M ... oon eJUilS. n· . pltr;t~,·· :: ,, ~:r~~.. She .r JAYC~TrU 1'0 M&ET Monday January ~; at 8 at the home ,.!~~~~~E~~~e~~~~~oi,~M~~ t~~~~M;u>s~~~J•~•~ru~ngJ::w:Jt;h~M;~·~·~ . ' •,, as co.hOBtess. ·' ' I GEAR OF ., P.m.' ~ ; .~. "' ,SELECTION OF ;. ~ her brother, :~ ' ' it;llt:~' . ::or a.:: ftljH~ ~flll~: . ,, . Pittsburgh. He was a DtuJghterkl,jJf . •, ·. Lanrsville, where his pareJits had a store a nwnber er yean ... . native of enter- :mo. 'liard Ebi....bacl\' Frieodo l:ntertained " ' !I r Stanley partY, re· ~-~~ fW home,. U•lon ~,.":' " • • By o.,ly Morris .,, ll\1, • I ~·monslrolfon I )/): Ciwla inv,l:ed • eroup ol I I •' I I I t;t;ppboll, a ~-, If ~e. played · :"Mth tit.. ~11- ~e , , ~ , lillplore, • Sr,. ~ ChfFLeF ~Q'IT'l~ -and )Irs. ~ ¢unifin... her friends(:>< an evOIIio& nJ, dan,., in.g, ,games and movjng ~ rarentl:y at the home of her aunt. u.-., Bran<~ Fleming, Mrs. Fl~ming and CitMJa's mot,Jler, Mrs. WilliAm Morris, nrved Rf.lr•hnwnlf ¥Jeri'! s~d by refreshments to the follo~ng: 4be .at~ste s~t to the abovt OIUJW.~ Beve-rly Perrin, Colleen Wil'!lon . ·*' BUs. Va¥gb4n. Pr~... 'fAn. ,Nancyn. Karr, Barbara J on eG, S.ael· , lo "t. P.arfI\t, MJs. Ch,r1es ,,..N. ~»~mJ n. IW.Y 1·~ ·mson. ~\fard ~p, Ron~ -· <\"""'! ,Snf<lll, , and NtcJ<y W@lhw<n, David Hoyt, JMee fOd Ct.,ryl Eftersr.cb. l nl~ Evam, IJ'~tlUJIY Anderson and , · .....nee to ·hit ~ - ·~ r~"' e tt~ "'"''"""j • ,....,rds,, qr,'I that leO ,...,~es him. :....6L...t. I 1 r { ')'fl& •• , •. · ·f Ht 1 deYelops Jibili6v he lti - ,-1, , .-..pon .,, • ~' • ..time for ochi.vement radaer than misdtitf,;le(wns to mee.t ~ ~ ..,..,, them .,... · ' ~ •• , ,<oielllly. HdnfiWJ !hat learning 111-. r...o,. qs a ~ wMe operating his own .aonall,.,_business will 1"9' unfold divldoncb dvr· ,' •g ""' years lo come. '"'*'• • -I'CIUS · d9ily ,Hort •r to :-v-.e himself wh:t..., s - t - L~- corn-··,.... ... ~ ....- -· ••. .,. "~ munity is proba~ly one " - " " " ,epson why The -.,aperboy•s so many of the nation•s uN teodMJ soy tadcry, · ewspaperboys a.re OUbtan.cJjng youa:g.~ sten. They are the business leaders of to" morrow. I 1 ; ..lftti' THE' DA... LY SE... Tia..n!L " •..,.. m lUc~ .~~!~~~~----------c------------- ' ~·-- ---:...1 , 1M OOjoyslraining many other boys !lliss. .~ ' pily al - I be , of,: to set past experMnce · .- Boss Powell, and ootlfied r~eotly of tbe deatb of their eou.Jn, Joseph Davi::, 73, · atkt.- an imporlant part our~ to Mr¥e Qlfl'.~bono But ~· n~;;• PQPtrboy doft it wilt."9'Y. He k._ .....rlr Jldon o,v;., llalem, Center, were ' ' Of c:Oune, - ' of .,. C!ldor forb would !rom Gal, ~Of betg Uj with ~P. •!" ll'fection Mrs. LJpra P. Brfdbui-Y aad I The Robert tirlttrmst· . mot'bet'. Mrs. Ira Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Heine!\ man Viilited don Chester SUnday a!and son. with aay. Mrs. and! ll[iu Jo c ha·p~ern®n ents , ·Mr. ·and ~. Mr. and Mrs. John Nelsonville and Mr. BrUce Seholl .and spent Sunday Mrs. Herman especially for Jeffrey SehoU by Rev at the Lutheran Church, · morni.ng. T'e-- -u;ey have been parents, Mr. and ' ~ ieheduPe~J~~ I madt lt.. ~ '-'~'' ...,..._ I is lOll' In , Gallipolis in the IIW future remained ~~~ a longer vi· Jit wi~ her ~ra~;~~e,aref!ls. She waa. ~,ecom(:!.auled by her son Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hein~s. Tbe · tefUIAr ~·~~~~'n:o~l,;, dtl~h;,e Miss Jo Cba•pman of Columbu!l Jay~tes ·wiJI b!' . wa·s :UK!' weekend gues-t of her .. v.b:Uira~ ltl>itl',r:O iDd dau.gbter-in..Uw,· Mr. art<f ·Mn. W. A. Gibbs- whO .returned home dn the evrolng. Ray Heines of Colutnbus spent the weekend w~ ·his parents, WeUston it . ,. \ , · • lahs, wiU' be at the The , _S outheastern Ohio basket- W..elliitqa ~ · J~n the lJck~ ball league .starts its second half ~ and Pp\ben ·.~ lost. Well· ol play tomght with the Mlsldle-, 1tqn t99!k • 81;-13 · . ~p. train out toport Yellow Jackets entertaining tbe Jn.,.. on . . ~·a .flqor ~t , the Wellston Q.ockets on the. Jac- · wbiJ,e ~J' ~ l, .J!..l!art ~~~. old , , kct noor, . while the Pomeroy ~ ~ dfld,si.Q.n to ·Jac,klon at at .. : Panthers WlH take to the roa41 to Pomeroy. • ·· di'e\\'8 ' ,j~:i•u,~ meet the big Jackson lronplen. Middleport wlU have Larry an~ Aaron Buffington \l In other league game~ GaUipolis Baker back in the lineup and he tbe guar:~~~ wlll a:o after number 43 In a row is expected to ftar.t at cen~r. · · iD the league as they entertain Coaeh Jobn. Pmo.u probably In a~t~r .. are:~ g4m._e _ tqp Logan, while Athens and lf~st:on- will start Morris !S'~d,. McKinney' ::i!lt ~lif~t . Raclpe w@l'' ef,ti. viUe meet on the latter's fioor at the forwArds witbi btu and R . n t e ahan'la Fal. at In. the fil'11t encounters with Hovatter at the il!udS. FOr aCJne, turood home llpchs w~re • · ~nity whidl newspa~ wiD ~ : ....... lhe cominp >19'• ,what a wp~ , )'~of COC<OMDNsh ......t it would be ' fOt' obta aDd Seren. ~ve be9 1-a .1•fbon ·.dRS- tbe death qf ber btOtber, St!muel Jenkrns. Satlil'day, Mrs. 'lhonta1 llue and soa, I "' It's a good Idea ••• ' for 19561 and Mr. 1nd Mr1. Meyer 'll~Qi..i.' - -- - - - - - - - -- - ' I 'l ~: I I of Meir ' .l;~ I I ' -met .. ·.· MVDAA·MATIC • -. r.- " .Ill ,, ' I ''! I ump .'"I ,., ' ALL "'"HE ~ · o .. 'I .. . '•<'• " I M "'·- ,~~ ' '" ~ ,a..• A.~·· I '' ' • I your 'trash . I .. .-.. ·.. ·:r •• ;,,',,' I' I • '~~~ .. ~ .. ·- . \. .J ,\ . . ' ,, ,: ' I ~ ~nd $~rbage ~:·· . ."..' ,. ' •' • ' . ' • I :.. .• ~ . it • probl•m ·· ....o+.-., 1 1"1'~ •' ...,..~ O-M· ' " FLUl~ '• I ~;;.., ~OF ' .. ,· •' . ·tt ·- rigt'lt. h,ere , ,; < I:·. • ~ · ,,,,· ;::. ., ·' ... . •' • •' ' • . ·'\_ 1- .: : /" _ - . ' : ' I : ',. ,, ~ • )It, ' : : : · P~tner E,."'C;;peafe } Most Exoltlng News In Automatic Transmission• 81noe Oldemoblie ' ' An electric incti.Qerator will di spose o( anything that huros ••• rags, newspapers, table !ICraps-jU!II about e~·erythOig but bottles and cans. All you . who dneloped. tho -Jd'a &,.~ lullfaatom.-M driTe. •··· • ..-..~tit!.. u. drivlns _.m- with fuD Hydro,·tdatk, ~ ...,..,..tic o ' ; aplit•IIOCODtl roapo1110 o o ' ........ doliyery el~tric atyled '56~ ~ota)"q; ' Hydra· 'Matlo; 4S!d the -,atl..W ..., ltodtet 'lt'~ EDJiae ••• ~p~tRoeketn~~tl Yoa,'li-why . thia It ]'lUI' 1•f' to CO .mr to Oldm!obllel ... peat with will two Yeo, the CabujOUJ Studebaker Golden Hawk is the bot- 'sporao car in ~ today. It h4s the 11>011 pott!er·per·potmd or any au: on the l'tltld, 1m nont~-with cornering and accelerati001 to' matcbl Y• tbet's only halt oC iiB ebenn. For laideo being a true sports car, it'a a family car, as well, Tben!'a room for five husky adultf, with aU their I Firef..ighfe11 do is ton your trash inlo the lho•'• ~ tmdcpletl ~ .._ 1rr. stadin.. incinerator. ~uxifiq,Y f:I9.S J ~ietly; .autgmat.ically, without odors it rt;duces ev~~thing to a handful nr clean, dry po.wder that moku , '- Juuap-pitll an the pri<leiMI rofelly, oomfort and """"""ionc:oyou'd want for your Camily and l'riends. Ind!!diua: an ~ J"'W8r op9ons-power &leering, poww bnbo. ,.mdows. power oeaiB and automatic drive! To tliaoover true eporta car fun that al( the Camily """ !~~We, tate a ride in any one or the four fabulous Studebaker Hawks, today! I ... excellent ferlitiaer, -, t Write or pho~ lttr mQI'e infGrm.ation on ho.,;. you can ha"e lhl' "'den; lebor·uving appliance in your home, COMPANY USJ:D CAR LOT wtw eeriou1 viru& Infection which tebt the baby to the Cbarle•ton t· Jlemorial U01pital. Duriog hi!l nlfW!JS his Qlder brother. Jel(re~. 'vlJ.It.H Wa erandparents, Mr. and Mn. Sanford Thoma1, Mid· r. Ctnifr, Ucuit ~. a;...,.,.- tor Cbarlett.>n. il reeoverinl after a , Jimmy Parsons mem- a stephen. five month old aon of Mt. and Mn. Zolman Mauied Fight Results AT I ,_ ?*'Pithiue, '\ alnii¥,(~, sla:l.iii!J ,,ll» door oh l~'s '11111! :U~thins ._,lf i• 1 IPf'dlcal oa Fowt• Avenue and aU 1M put few Wfl"..b i• ir:n· Pr'O'l~nl dowdy at her borne. ¥1. ud Mrs. Vie'lor Grimm ~ expJndinF their Side-Walk Lunch on ·!tou1b Second A"e.. aod ll•ve QH)Yed tnnn the .small buihliliJ ort ~lr property to tbeir larger buildloa: whieb was (OTmerly a f IU , Mon~ay niibt, but ' hl&w ''a ~ point lead with seven mi~ to play . · · Center BIJI Logan, who was beAChed m14wtr- through the game with tour ·pe.rsonals, broke the fjnal tle at 83 all wlth 1:55 to go. With three seconds lert, sub Augle Martel hit his seeood basket of the night to give the lhwks tlJe win, 67-«J. Ohio State humiliated North· western, 91-42, in the only other Big Ten game Monday ~t. Robin Freeman scored or his .ao points in t~e fir~ in p&elDJ the Bue"~ to a 46·22 haU time I6Jd Free~an's ~ Ten averaee in five aanu;:s is now WSC$ TO ntullr IBHftDc .r J'eeAo Group Uru.o or tht WP of nnrtt ...... NiL 1a, Amerl- uw.u-d W:f','\ [)~fbi ChQteh nn f...eJlon., will be held Wednn- sm.·e lunth at lbe t.b.uHll ~ dly eve.D.I&i al lbt Lt&lon Hall day frGm l l a.m. to 1 ,.._, 1blf. to 11'11.1nit Klndet'l:lrtftl . Mr. ln.d Ml'l. Emmett 8bnlt't' ~ eaUed t<t CoJtttDbul M s buii- Ha:wks thus entrenct\ed th~lvU iD second place wHh 1a f ·l record behind IUinois 4.0. All Qtber con!e~~eqce tea ms have suffend lrolll two to four losses. The Hawkeyes are nilw idle untli Feb. 6 When tqey t,ravel to Wlscoiasin. Illlriols retur!L! to battle Mood1y t~-t ~riesow anc.l then J)layg- its nett three g,arq!'!s at home. ·. nunols and Iowa meet only ·~nee thJs season in tb_e afternoon .tele\'is_~d a:ame ~ JClWp eil..y Mal--. . ~ I LIGlOif to MnT 1parlt'llt at IJJ~ Meitt Gftll'f'al Hoe- 1 be!"' aDd P~tst Command~r il or lht' f TWtN FIVIIIti ..pl'lal. Mrs. l&cha~l makrs her , .home -wJ.tb bet' oM« tad nephew, POit ltl!! ldpd. Ull be pr~nt. JI:!US, Mlcb.~ WI lfr. afad l(n. JoJtn. lkf'Wman. lreebmeab will .. ...-ftd al u.. t<.ti» cah ·e:s were. born d~,f ·. Q1otla J'llbe, ._Pttr of MT. 10 day ~lo4 It 61e John J'OifJit l1ld )In, Ral~ Glbb:o k. b., ,.._ "' lllo _ , fol'l!l ..., hero, _ _ _ _....., beto lU wffh ,ti>HJY !\old and on- The \~h· a~ 1frt. David r" "' Re- I ScrHm N:a<:io:.. ::J:C:on=l=er~ene=e~o~f~C~h=r~Jst~J~o~n•~~"'~"~"~d~:rr=o:•:':pon::d:•:b:l•:,•:•===~ I Ji:reat line outside shot rebounder. sEE 1 THREE FORMER CHAMPS AND 'ROOKII! OF' 'THE •: i.i. America votes 11: 122 tt-0 STRJkll HOME f inch star of tile Tar Heels, qual- ifie11 here with a 24.1 1cqrm1 United Pr..s Sports Wrlter averare 11 well a& a relord 'IS .. a NEW VORl{ UP- The mailman fia:hUna: rebounder who docs toted in aiPlOilt •• ·many Ali·Am· everytbJrq:. crlca ballots as be did l;lill• today So save you stamps. These are so it seem8 about Ume to-Bt~noun· my IUYs-tnd il the bill collecee 'f earless Fraley's FantMt.!C· tors can't find me, what chance Five- and duck for the storm · do you have? cellar. . . . . _ _ . ____ Such pul sating perlodirals as the Chicken Growers Guide lind the Subway S~:n are demanding swUt answers. There'• ~so one from the l'' irst National Bank, oo!Jr., that's one of the blllB and, ju~t so I won't inadvertently scoo1,1 myself, here's my team for all and not only sundary but the rc ~t of the season, too!· ' • f . Sl Gree?, Duquesne. ' F. Lon Rosenbluth, North Carolinll. C. Bill Russell, San Francl1eo. 11, . Robin ~eeman , Ohio State. r Durrell Floyd . Furman. Nalu mlly , if you have mana&:· ed to stnger this far , you by now will bt' grabbing for something tD throw with one hand and writing Implements with the other. hlntt 25 11,() 304 Bit. • MIDDLEPORT I '!lilt SOCJETY ~·• 1 I come train behind win over Purdue. Surprl" Te•m Adv•nc•• San l<~rancifro, which has put Its Temple , one of the ~ urpnse S~e winnit1g ~rt>ilk in stor- · team-s of 1he present -soawn, adt11 k~ ~fttta~ CHICAGO UP...::..towa;s de(rJnd· ing ehamgion RawUyes made the 19S6 Blg Ten ebampionabip rare a striet1y "two team affair" Monday night whh a thrillitli: ~nil BQDJ'd. •£!' fO:r two wef'ks whi!(' tl -The Daily Race Settles ·· To Two Teams We€b. 1·~ urnt'S rompellt ion next SeHmiay n ight agp.in.'il Cllhfomia. YOitK' UP-D;;~yrun'.s tow- Thl.l Don~ will set a nrajor collet:~ eri»a: Fly~ Who ran th~r uo- rorord fur consecutiv t> victories if bdten .trial tr:r 14 · rame8 while tbiy heal CaUfornia, jl;uided IJy ~anted San Francist'O was idle tl)ei.r old roach. Pet"" Ntowell. Plne4 .pound in the contenbon Illinois and Louisvilll' t'at·h re· fo,J.b.e No.1 United Pres$ college ceived one first ,phl{'(' vote in th1s bad:e(bail n.tioq today and Dlln·1 week's b alloting . qis took ovw third place. Ulinol HH ll'nd Kt>ntucky 1().2 Nortb Ca,rolina, upset conqueror each mov.od up un c notch. while of Uc:h riyal North Carolina State North Cal'oli na State slippl'd -to made the .most imporLant jump in Utth foll1>wlng i'ts lf('('ond ~<!tback tbe ratln,p, to No. 6 from 11th irt 1 ~ games. Templ e, with an 11 ·0 plate. Tbe Tar Hee-ls were the record. followed N11rth Carolina. <llllf newcomers in this wee:k's top wi1h Vanderbilt. Su uthern Met.ho. 10 teams tlween by the 35 out- dist and LollisvJJle L'Ornplelln&1he ltl1l:4ioa: ~ who t:o mpt·ise tbe top 10. , I I ' Come in ... drive a.;.Studebaker ffaw/c today I ' Studebaker .. , . '< I �• \ •• I Tuesday)anuary 24, 1956 _!9QeSix ,. WANT ADS I z c.ru1n. J.D Ao.vetl.b~.D.¥~vulQ DIS nevuttea l.llla.~~- 'H le .UolllJ.)' beb1.lO.dl Wlll DU~ IN .rlllpliMiD.It: ~ .uu.rr~~; tuan llllle wcotrecL lD· MllUOIL ....... w. I b.itU&I> 11 ad ~~aJ. Nu ucee u.. .t.'\tetat. I.WUho~U •L rqu ; lW L 44 I!! U::iiiZII! ,.._,. a · t.&A~. RISING FOR TEMPERATURE. ' ,..0"<1 Ado ......... ., ... ... IL will De pnNj•h.a 1.1/;. u.m.t: Two furnisbett apar1menl!J, "One 2· ~ " reeelvecl. I'OOJD a.nd '<{IDe 3-room. All ut lii· tie:t. O.n~ "l-room unf11ruUhed tLatea: ceota pt:t wwa,. o~ lo· aerti,o.a. llilu..m:.am ch&cae l:I.Jc.apartment Inquire Home · Ru 4 eentl per wlll'O. far thre. eoll tau.rant.,. .Uddleport. l-16-6tc aecuun ~DL ~ dWDta lQr ;.m, ce&lb 2 FURNlSHED APARTMENTS on par 1lfOfd.. lltelwllc -St. aDd 1 FURNISH 1\ut ra~e ot 2 eente pe:- word vti.H ~ HOUSE on Libcolo Hill. be chaF-ged for advertismg if no~ Pomeroy, Ob~. Inquire Ewing ';; St"'re, W. 'MJI.iq St., Pomeroy , ~u .I.IIJ. Lh:lUn: Lll" IN..U vl e.u.. u Obi o. Ph one 133 · 13 f · t muo.UI. lQIWWUlt uueruoD. il,(~· ~~"'IU)). ~. 1956 -&£ a ;: . ~. -------- IMarket Reports I OHIO VALLfY LIVISTOCt(; UOGS----175 to 220 lbs . 11 t o 12 220 to 250 lbs 11 to 12: LiJtrt 8 Staas B 10 10; Roars 6 to 10; Sows " Pies 50 to RO; Shoats 3 to 12.50. . CATTLE-Steers 10 t o 18; He!· fl'rs 10 to 11-:!10; Baby Beef 12 to )8; l'~at Cows 8 to 12 50·, Canners (I to 10,· Bulls 8 t o 15 ·, Milk Co"-'5 60 4-room HOUSE and bath in Mason to 125 · City. Call Ivan Buah, SP 3-5310. VEAL C ALVES--T()~Ui 30 .50; Se· 1-18-ltC. ccnds ~ to 30; Medium 20 to 25; ;:-':-"-"c''-;--:;::;-:c-::cc::--;-:c:; For re~oa Ladders, Com. & Hvs. 15 to ~; Culls 8 'to 00 12: fo' aot Sows 10 to 12; • Scaffold Boards, Drop Clot.bl. l(i .Sbe<ep-Ewes & Lm<s. 3 to 8: ~ton Fliber. M.iddleport. S:oc k Ewes 3 to 6; Fat Sheep 3 to lar c:iaulhto. ra~.a. vuniUtlltM Phone 8265-X. 11·1-tf 6: Culls 1 IJJ 4; Bucks ;J. to 6; Fat pub1labed at .1. t.:ent per wor· For rent-Electric wallpaper Wethers 3 t<; 6. ..._.-~liN .tt.dl .re.:t1w1110 llf m .... or ~teamer. Clinton Fitbar, Mid~t:U:lo'.llli.Ua ji.Vt;O ~aoau.u a~ dleport. Ph. 626lf-X. ll·l·U ' WHERE ELSE? Two Furnished .._Room APAB'r-1 MILWAUKEE ~ As prescribed JIENTS, new furnltw-e . UtiUthfl by law. all downtown sidewalks \" paid. Call ~M. 8-26-U t were nice and clean ;liter a t·e- I - I ctmt snowstorm-e~pt one. The Ve:r t deairable fint floor APART- city-Gwned triangle a~ .. tbe . tl"· Mli:NT. Autom1tlc gas furnace. pole mtJmurial hadn't been toucbCRII 6170-J . • 12-~1 1 ed. FURNISHED APARTMENT, • F;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-1 room.s IJJd ganee with utlHUa furpllhed on Mechanic Street. Furnace beat. Caa OC· cu.py at once. Call Ewlna: Store, 133, Pcmeroy, Obic, for further /information. 1-9-tf ( 18 I Employment · Wonted before definite . recotD.m,endatioos are m"ade on Pi particular Farmers Advised A... ·B • · Seed variety· \111 uymg Mcintyre At High Pn•ces RODiff.Y DOWNJNr. INBUIIANCIO 4GIOICY rve. Automobile. a... aad Boac~~ ~ MIPDL&PORT.O~ ..JI. fHONW! Privacy _is- t'hel keynote -of our pe~mrll'l service. A MAMMOTH 0. 8. A,llo .rcrce meteorO~ · ~ ot new deslp t1 i.llown durtriJ .laUDChlllJ opera.tiOai i;t Vel'llada, . Callt. Tbla ta an Improved vert10n of fl.ant balloon. UHd previoUIIy. The uae ot balloonJ t(ll ra'~u meteorolOifoal data II be1DI expande~ to t.f.k_e m more ateaa. tl-nl_,..toUi. SDIMidplaot~tJ INCOME COMPARED WITH 1939 I Lot competitive prices. that have beenofInyears Obip test plots ' over a period and were found to be inferior tqi • varieties on the -recommended Hst. Research workers at the Ohio I AgrJcuLtural Experim~nt Stati_on, Woo!fi!J', make every effort to ' evalulite . an new varieties of , farm crOL's that -have been produced or ieleased. either by individuals or by experiment stations, In order to adeqltately proteet Ohio farmers, Stiboe notes. These new var,eti~. be says, are le•tedo ,over .~. "-tiqd.t 2.f::r.ears and IF " jot"nmft'' rotallftil 'liMbe ' tion "Breeders Reed As Director 1-21 -Hlc commander wlt'h ___ 1913 PONTIAC Dclux 2-door Sedan, fll93 . BJacttnu'a. Pomeroy Ohio. 1 -21-6h~ 1-:n-ete . ·--- i88, AUto services ::OmpletAI WHEEL ALIGNioll':NT balaaeiDI lfad brUt alll'Yict. Hadtetta' Safety Service, Weal Main &treft, Pboile :111'1. Pom"'oy, Obto. 0-l·lf (91 For Sole POMEROY-1~00111 frame with • now bath and ·t lteben, lar1e porch, gas heatJQI', located on Main Street out of blah water vl~w. f4(100.00. ' ' MUJUI~!;PORT ~ tkoom rrarne and wlt.b nice Kennel &00 balea1 Cloyer • Tlmot.by HAY. Pbono 811!1-lol, Kidd1eporl., G. If, Baker. · 1-l~ with BERh!N, Coon.-N...-ly .U· · r,• , ~lijC-\(lP,A:l!t, W.<i!AA~ inolde ' '' I THE FINE SELECTION OF he new 41-story $4D,OOO,OOO Pru· State Motor Vehicle 1ential building if! conh;olled at a Department of a. change of ad · :unel in the third · b&sement. By dress b~aqse praetleally ever• 1et_tl~ swih:he• ·a nd dials, the ·house numt>,~ was number.e d b)' 'l~ldiD( engineer can rel{tJlate the the Town Plapnipg Commission. · ur conditioning at ·any Place In rthiB town's 4,000 motori.tts had tc \' notify . ~~~ tbe building. 1 fli'f· . I' . . ' THl F.INE SllEOION OF J•·mmy Pa··.rso·. ns USED "AR LOT '-'· Cornlt, Locu•t 1ncl. IY.cemo.-. ~ Middleport ~;=,:,,,,,,,,,,·;=~·~1 ,·~=,·==·~~~~~ an automatl,c gas ' w ·ate.r Parsons • ' heater •• . Co•V~u . la••·~fy canae. ken bouse and Lara• "YOUR SUNRiSE TQ bottk clstorn, electtlett.y and ge~s . 1-acre lot. !Fota.l price Dt~wn pe,yment required SIOOO.OO, bt.lance $23.00 $2800.00, executive, whote STATION" Yot To 11< I Wh" l• thlo mun1 N•m• hiJll hoett Clr' ~1\~·''1!!¥/!1 wt~I.Qjll~ -, Mtillberr olid the employees,.of the ~llo Tlte luODIIIY. of Tblto . .' 1o .... ·~ art!N OW Onu 11:0 • lalk climaxed Doc..... ;t;;:~~- Nutkc i 1-1 herflbr ICh"l'n that ~flllit Lowther whoae P'qMt Ot'fiu Ad~en 111 Carptn.ter, Ohlc, ll:oule l, ha_.. be~n dul)' appolnt«'d as Ad· modem APART· mlnlslrHirix of the &tit" of 4.laondr,.-· •11..~-'-~"' wb V. Lowther late ot Columbia ".. . .. 8111-li- f\. N. I·To·wno1blp, ·M.o!Ca COt!nty, Ohio, -rt Ce& ISCd, Dated tbl.s '7th ltao. ' dat o!· I'OR THI lilT Jlr.~bate Court ·Melli CotJ.atJ, Oh1.o. I•J'•~l1-lO.U41-81c lim.a- wOrk lveniniJ or Saturdays. Small monthly payment ma,qa:J.oe at; count~:; . I .oral rou,e. MIMt . haY• car and a:ood rcrerohcos. Wrll6 P . P. S. B. Inc. 1200 Bruri10n Bldg .. Columbua, Ohio. 1~21-3'ti• Janull'y, John ('. Bat•on Juda:e of tbe :o~L'TOR-Pirt ••• IN USED CAlli Ill / ·. Allntfftlstrltrbc l1ttta of Ltwl• V. L.awt!Mr II Ill Nl'\'1 .. ·2!·. '. Dtl!li 'llltil'iW · Y~ '9f· ~g~~<~ ~o,{il!t}~ U .oo for. enn day The ~oes untdentlfi1d- 990 Sheep, ·huas. and all feed Ceorn and hRy). Total prJQe seoo.oo. CUCKLIR RIAL TV IP 219 ,.,_ 101-Y 1-2l-3lc NOTICI ·-:Ofi -:-A -c,:-:I='O INT = M "'I"'NT ' .MYSTEaY' .. • . . •'-. ;:,·~~j.~ro: , .,.. -n·· . . ~,.. • VANCY . lh•l)ciaU-, · ' $ct~titto.t ' Jackson; '"" re-elect. W. B. were alao lll,olr «JUntl... at the dl rmer iil' the La{ayette. H~ Bertnrrt B. Flemln •• ·M<Urodisl. mlltlsltr . ' IUUD ~.. It~· · .tUMUUS . •. IHII,M.:: ·,. I D homo wltb ouUlde cellar. chic- l'' ARM- 100 acrta in S!tlcm Townlihip, ?·room houae, born. &lrase ond Implement 1hed. 3t ·~ 1er ~k Elec!trlc: Plant acrt•s Jn cultivation. TradoJ periJ. coatoct Lee Wood, main 1ate IU&rd haute or main and equlprftent, 20 heo~~d of cat tlc includlnl 12 mtlk cow11, 27 offtce. · · 1-111-l:ltp 1-ZI-81< PANIL SHOW .. IUchtly uoed CROSS TISS for Ali-,; cheap. Locattd oa reablteJ:ied. A:merlcan Club. P,hoae a&lt~ their loadiltg 1t up almost. to where the city !o~, <0\lf~. "'"' lJ. •. per month. oERw"'"s-IQI "''::-1,-nEJW ""'----puPPiES. l~~e city plenicktrs wHo ground!· In ·a mess. The fi!'Plers hay~ bf!~ uSiQa. tire. ~tr.- dutnp; Doing dishes isn't fu~,bu1 it's a loleasier, with dean ~lping hot water!~ - The popular solulioo to all your hot water problems, is a·. mOdern, . 1 AUTOMATIC Gas water healer. Most everyone heals water with Gas - it's cheaper oitd laster. But let that obedienl, clean Blue Flame do even d better job for you, It will, ' •· if your new Gas water healer is AUTOMATIO ·radio and heater, ~9D. Jimmy Parsons, Middleport. l-2l<llc _.:.:.;:__ ---.,.-: 1953 GMC 10 ton Pickup Truck, $18&. BJaettnr's, PomcMy, 0 . w:'~GTO};,c Wio ....:" Farmm ~LereaiJ_oJIJ.f bave ,tone a long wa~ 'towa~-·~tlfll: even with NIW ADORESSU ' / .A6 ?b~,/ ~./ 1908 FORD Pickup. 11,000 ac" miles. ~Uil&. J1mmy PariWnll, 19M FORD 2--ton Truck, 2 &p. a.xle. LWBJ •ttM. Blaettnar's, Pcmfll'O)', Oblo. 1-21.fltc · PORT. . -~~lc 1801 PLYM.OUTJI 2-door, V-8 en· &Lne. VrJtY nice, llD9~. Jimmy Pmom, Mldd,Jeport. 1·21·tl:c __ ·troqp Of bas · glvfln lrrhlatJoa. S1'74.11 to the Mi,!:souri-8ouris Projects Assn. saying t~ money was hal! "the balance We have in the cen: tral Rain lncr~e AdD." '• · ,,d ,..,.w.nal oducoteachers from various· other 19M FORD Station Wagon, fully equipped, f239D. Jimmy l'ar· IOIUI, Middleport. · 1·21-titc v.a, ESkOND, N: D.~A Bell8on County farmers up rain making for They aent a check (Ol' ~~e~r ~~-~.'8:'itar1~ g::! headache~- or au on my atotr).leb aa ~~~~duln'Lr:O:Wwr~~~n.HO.~ c.an. wear amaller <U"e ... ~-" • AJk :r_~_~rulfi•t ror t ouncft ol lfquld RENNEL l::oncentrate. You'll netrv kno,t a ~amiD\t 'ffhUII ltate l ro,mtittl were irru-oduced also. It was reported that ~he annual state meeting would be held in Columb~, Jan4a.--y 28:' IRRIOATION un'• •• •• H AkRON. OHIO-"Before 1 ~edl taJrtna: R•nnd concentrate 1..,.. Ywt uaeomlortable. With thli help cl ae... s·E.E ' tural •••n•• 19M DESOTO .custom V-8. 'l·dOflr Sedan, f171iUI. Blaettnar'a, Pom- 1911~ STUDEBAKER W-rs S-a''er ....._ Stylls ~":':'"=i=n=g~e:n:er:a:l.=====:::::,..;"';"';'==tb===::i:==:; ,, cin·e, who both were i"ntroduced as IIPCCiAl &llests. Other agricul- - They Get Results - 111!\!lfl)Orl. 1-.,----$·--, -·-·3--·-2·..-. 1.. . .. •·· I You hove something To Sell, Trade otu'n· nounce, Let A ~ily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. - - I High Quality eroy, Oblo. I I Real Esrate Broker Dl3& U · ,. :Mr. 11 Dd Mrl. Percy- Peoples, Pomeroy, trfaveled to Logan to meet their sen and daughter-inMr. ancl .MrB. L. D. Peoples of Col,~bus. _Mrs. Per~ ~eoples, e~~11l'•ted her 81 birthday at tbt ~~e of Mr. and Mrs. !-- D. P~les ;daughter f!,nd soa·•~-law, :Mr. and . :Mra. Ralph. Postoa.: C. N. of ·the state Department of AtHculture's seed sectlon, lists these sugge1tiona to help farmers protect them· selves against purchases o1 iDFarmere should be on the ferior aeed: look-o~t ~~se t11Y& for trbeavelinlll Con5ult eounty otenslon a&ent Hed merehant11 who may 11 • . ina n~n-n<:ommended varieties as to the valu~ of tbe variety. _ at bi~b . prlces, according to Compare . ~ees wlth recomLewts C. Saboe, extension agron· mended certified seed. omist In crop improvement at Inquire if the salesman is re. Ohio State Unlverslty. cistered and aske to see hiS regis· Th e seed sec ti on oI the Ohio tration certificate. 1 Department of Agriculture t.as i ret!eived numerous inquiries and Save labels, sautples and bags complaiuta about such practices, received in_case of hlslabeliog or : Saboe 1&)'1. The agronomist ex- misrepresentation. plainJ that in many cases tbe new variEties .... ddl .. ..~ . Consult an attorney eoneern· • ~aUed ~ •• gr ntr t <OD by certain aaaesmen are crops ' lOg owers co ac s -j . &lJIJID&NT •Ltf... CUU&ltr · BIRTHDAY CILIBlATED N~ • .,.,-.fl:'• . ~. ·, · -··· · ....... .. ,c . . ··''' --.. "•, A.-''•·' fl"f 0 ,••;, I ••••• ' ~ ' • •:.f .,• .•, ~. . . . . . n~ i ' A.DtJJtll . 1-,,.·.,:' , ·~· .: .,. ·.it·~· ~·. · -.: o..\io! ~ · ' ;''J. ' '. ~:··· ... '• I 'i :_: 't.-l.-,.1 . . . . .. . I . ':.~ f - ~ . A'JlS �,. ' .' • • ' fhe Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Midclleport, ·ON9·,· 1 taoeEioht Ohio Company Now Offering Huber-rWarco Co. Debent9fes '. Tuesday, January 24, 1956 -- - - PEPPER THE Pomeroy High :,~i .f·u=.boaao• ol th• Tbe inatrumental portion of. t.he Band To Enter P"'"am w~u ....ut ., tb• '•l· lowing: , MUSl'c Festi'val s.,. ot Jupiter-by Handel -~ • 1 Emblem of Unity-by Rh::bardll _ Come Sweet Deatb.:....W Bach Th~ Pomero:r Hl.a:h Sctmot·eou- .Sc.e:nk: .Well. On;ture=bY Dana ~ B•l\d. dtreeted by Ray Wood- Blues in the Banil-by lbronl geJr.d and the i!igb ScbooJ Glee: Quba:, dir.ceted b)' Lucllle Swack· hammer, wUI like part in the Southeutem Oblo. Muaie Festival to .be beld tn Athens, saturday, January 28 · The combined bands, repr• varloua sehoolt in thia: area, wlll be directed by :Mr. Chanles lttneW. dlreetor of Ohio Ulliverllty Binda. The glee clubs and ehorus will be directed by V,:alls of Jer!eh6--by DeDiton _ 'Kaefe~s · ~.el Maroh-:b)r Kiefer Blllln the Jaek-by Cray The vocal ~n of the proV~ will conaiat o!. t;be follow· ing. . Bl,.. tbe Lord, 0 Ny Soul-by Thornton Every Time 1 Feel De Spirit-by BeJJ up Jaeob'a Ladder-by Wilson DoWn the Open Road-by HaDty TODAY'S "ROCKET" SPECIAL fbone 897 ·Eastern -·:Local School '·Bo ·· ·voted 0 ·. ., 'Bond ~ue Agam Fails To Win , Percentage Need ed By35 Votes 1952 · ~o~ of the ~utero. Local ~hool l)lstrl.ct Tu~y for the · aecoa. dtlme turned 'tb\nql:!t down' on a .M23,006 ICbool bond. i55ue BAKER January w:blch WoUld rbave provided fund ftlt eonttruetloD · of a .new fire. proof bill> iochoo~ botween Tu1> CLEARANCE 'wa, Plains and t:;:bester and a 'De',W (trade ~~ between Long Jloltom abd lleedBVille. 1 ·The· issUe btoudtt up in a spec:ia\ electioo Tuesday lost out by . · SAVE WOMEN'S '~I .. DRESSES 50% · ... Ju1t What Yor.r Lon To WHI' Arounct. Tht Hou• .. ..... . LAMPS So Cristt And PAtty Th.-(11 Witlcomt Ouestt Or Go To 99c· Ql .. 0. Congress Seen But they &aid if Coqreas re· stores the controls they would be actinr very reluc:tantly. In bls .economic report to Congreu Tuesday, Mr. Ei8enhower warned, that inatlllment buy· ing mult not be allowed to Jet out of band. He said unrestl'ain· ed installment bu;rina mia:ht seriously Injure the nation's booming l!lCODOmy, . . SIWi .... , . .... 1a 10 ••. •t He said he wanted C6ntrGSB to coDSlcler teatoria.g ,authority on a to tbe Felleral Jle. to e.,ntrol COillumer tre;dll He u.id the ·COntrOls are ~eed~. ~ow, . b\1~ they might . netld-4"- as l'8tabUizing meas- ." < 1 Ohio Knoder of for the of the ' year :$5.95 SAVE Restora~ion By Loeal School Boml would ftaVlnl 35 votes leu than t·be needed 60 per cent nece&'iary to now follow, but it was aeneraUY believed that L'ldtools in t·be diS·~ H888Je of tile is6ue. · 'l1leNI were 591 votes east in trict would continue to 9PEf"ate on a baH day basis as they have .~ epeeial eleetil)n Tuesds.y for the ~e of the issue ~ 452 been $!nee tibe defeM of-..tbe bond Mil ~pjnst the hliue. A total of issue In Soeptember t. 19M!. ~ ~u were ~ed COl" pass· 1ft' of flte iB&ue. ~ breakdown oi the voting Tue'S o. M•rket With EtM. 'o•n Rl~tr CollOM In Florlls, Stri"l' ' ' day follow.s: Alfred S2 tOr. 62 a&ainlt; Nortb ~beater, lta fOJ', 91 aa:ain.t; Soutb ,Cbetrter, 117 fOr, 97 qalnst; Ipng .Bottom 70 fof, :21 agllillBt; Olive Dale, 23 fot 84 1gain1t; Reedsville, 100 foi>, 36 agail181 abd Tuppers Plains 114 lor WASIIINGTON UP-Top mem· and &3 apinst and Portland, 7 klr ben of ·t he House and Senate bantlDg committees predicted toand 2 against. . day Cone;reu probably Would reThere was no lftdication Wed· store standby controll on iaatall-l nesday .aa to wbat cour.e the East· ment buylng if neeel&lty, Kaiser Aluminum 'Outdoor Writers ·· V,ice President . "' .To Honor Athens Is '"an Of ! Game Womeno Cotton Drellses. Tabi-Vanlty-Fioor Credit Control /, ONE GROUP OF ' . l{rent ! Spence 5 D-Ky e.pntroll Committee evf!n on :~~:~ :~:. would Janklilg be • "hJih· A i~ue" in ~d !lis an eleetion CDIDmJttee II" • Woni1n1 SIMI. . . . . . . . . . 31 to 4" Holf . Sli~o , ...... .'· 14"' 10 24~ ' ON ALL · -Iafro 51.., ··..... , .. · ·~ 46 10 .52 HASSOCKS • 15av• Up To ,t I II. • '. 50% On Lamps and End Tabl•s Re~ular . THE FINE SELECTION OF . ' 15.95 T•..,•s•on Stands ' S~LE $11.75 ' ' Begulai" 59.93 SWIVEL ROCKERS SALE 38.00 AT . ELBERf.E. L ~l;J)S· .18, .> ' ' ~8 WHYl/JEMIIYSLE/1 • I • •• l,ry. Selection of Mr. Rhoades the honor, aJ.ven armually by magu:lne to "the executive represents the f.irm tbtt ha8 Dllde the Jimmy Parsons grea.teat contribution year ~ the progress and upaii.Siob of tb.e ligflt metala lnd~." wu alia.ounced today. in the USED CARLOT Cemer, .._..,,. IIMI lyc•m.,.- Mlchlltporf p~l.ng In mJkll'lg ·tJie. cited tbe Regallar 24.85. PLASTIC ROCKERS SALL19. 95 ....,Ut.91 Boi!dMaple l' IE~f,OOM, SUITE Dnuer;fl[if.~~-Bed ,sJ.rsr.oo "JI'R . .l!fnUJu· ""~ Res; l&I.OO·Z pe. Modem ~ ,AU~A~. UVING ROOM 'SUITE. $f:~ $~9.00' J Ri!C 'L" WroliJihl "lroll SMOKERS . ~URNITURE . . . . i' ' .' 299,. : ' (,, ; 0 ••' ,r " • ' : • '; ' Carpenter; Grace Turner, Edwards, Corn~ng; Mil . .CIItberJne S. Micttael, lllddlwort. Unit-ed Chuteh .Action Asked ·At Ohio Pasiors~nvention First Polio Shot Given 310 Mason City"Children .. ' to 310 eblldrm . at a 99c ..-&w ' I In rtihe MUon COmmunill MIIJOJl City·on GETAtir • • • t.1..,, \ TO ' 'iri • n.f lifle I 1-, '"/ . · HOLZIR ·HOSPITAL ·. ~d,$nitted· Tue,¢ay: Mn~ Warren ralift, Racine; ~. Dale W. Rill, llacloe; Milly A·nn ~arpeot.,-, New Haven, W. Va., aod DaVid King l4'aell, llln....llle. Weather • � 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 24, 1956 henderson