https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/80d31a7cb6802b96bda8f4ae56f71ced.pdf 1bfa2a142f1f7e1dc60177d2b67d5806 PDF Text Text .fooe Eight __ _ _ OADINANCa NO. 106 ANNUAL APPROPIUATION OI.DINANCI (VILLAGIJ ,., ' . The Du 1lv Sen_!inel, Pome _roy-MI~Ieport, Ohio _ _ __________ . ______:Th~u~rs:::d:.:o!.C.y':...:J..:o::.:n.::.uo:.:r.!.y_2_6.:...,_19~_5-:-:6=. Dec!tmber 3ht, 1956. An Ordinance to mate Appr~r priltion1 for Current Expemes •nd other EJ:penditures ot the VUlage of Pomeroy, State of Ohio, 4urinJ ·t he fiacal year ending 195e, the following sums be and they are. hereby set aside and apSection 1. Be it Ordained by propriated as followa, v.iz: the Council ol the Villa•e of PornSec . 2. That there be appro.. eroy, State of Ohio, That, t(l provide for the current ~r>eMes and other expenditures of tbe nl~ priated from the GENERAL FUND : A. GENIItAL FUND Villa1e of Pomeroy, duriu tbe A 1 Council ----·---- S 288.00 flee:&! year ending December 31st. A 2 Ma~r ---------- $ 960.00 :t Clerk ----------- -S 660.00 A 4 Treuurer -------- $ 276.00 A 5 Solicitor · ........ $ 600.00 A 6 Building Improvements ------------ $ 2000.00 A 7 Legal Advortisin:g $ 2MI.OO A 6 Office Secy. ---. _ $ 1820.00 A 9 Notes of Interest $ 42.00 00 AIO utilities -------- S UKKl.OO All Hydrant Rent ____ S 3300.00 A12 Office Exp. ----- S 350.00 A13 Bonds ---------- $ 200.00 Al4 Dump Rent ----- -$ !Jro.OO Total General Fund __ $ 17,354.00 Sec. 3. That there be appropriated from the GENERAL FUND F 0 R CONTINGENCIES AT for purposes Il'Ot otberwise provided for, to be expended in accordance with t'he .p rovisions of Sec. Mzt..31 G. C., the sum of SIKJO.OO. r·:=-~-:..:=====::==:;;;;;;==~=====,lA SEE THE FINE SELECTION OF Jimmy Parsons USED CARLOT Co..,..r. Locust •nd Syqmoro - Middle..... M.-s. Carol B<>wb was aboent / from work a couple of day1 l11t week as she was Ul with • y ly THIRIIA OHLINGI~ Charles Raymond y Mltl. IRNAL JOHNSON Miu Pew Kin, and Berni~ spent a few days with Mr. PII~NDSHIP CLU_a Johnson were calliitg on Mn. Mrs Leo Clark laet week. Tbe Ladies F"riendshlp Club Frances Bradford and famil)r: .. of ~ 5 . Theresa OhllDJer a-t ~be !home of Mni. Lucy New Haven, Wednesday . ~;on, Robert, were viiltiaa: Frldly 'Dilbt. G;am~ were Mn. Theresa Ohlint'U, ~ aoD, and Mrs. Leo Clark, Saturday. pl~;y~ •nd door pru:e w~ to Robart. Doo Grimm .and Ralph Lawrence Clark l01t hia ~~e Brumler~ Secret ~ Clark .rnvtored to · Parlr;er~;bur11 Friday iu·~ were UCIQ.npd &JKI. uu-s . Sunday and vbited Mr. '-Dd - Mr1. co;, and Mrs . Leo Trew and Dorilll Eadfr were eaeb Ed Sprague .and family and lliss and rKath" and. Mr. and sheet from the elub Doris Ohlineer. me .. aa;d and son, were tbt1r birtbdays. The next meetm~ MW Peggy king, Mrs. Fran· guestJ; • will be at, ••~. 111 · • Dodo of Mr. and Mra. un: bo-• """ of _ "" ees Bradford and family , Mr. Litchfield. tn Pt. Pleas&ilt. RefreshPete Cleland and Lawrence BalM- . TherKa ObJi•u•er 6'el"V_ed to Mr.s, Etta ser were calliq on Mr. and Mrs. ... ... Dor.ia Eada Mrs A1 Don Grimm were sboppiq In M llti{~ · D. • Bu.sb Andereon of Hartford, Sunand Middleport, Friday. ley ~li· a s Mrs p~~ Pomeroy day. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith aDd Ar~ott, !Mrs. Jane J~hoso~. Mi'a. son ol Darwin were villtJD& Mr. Marp-ret Amott, Mrs. Dodie ReyH 2 Employes -··---- t 12000.00 and Mrs. Isaac: Smith, Sunday. nol.d1, Miss Martie Brumley and H 3 1Materials --- --- $ 4,000.00 _Mr. and Mra. Jack Ord and the ·hOifltess. "-~a ~or we~ ~~ H Mr. and Mn. u ..... H 154 TooJs, Street lm-plem.ent.s, Repairs __ $ 6,000.00 guests mliy ofof Raccin.e, .. _,. "'":.~ $ 1 500 00 Miss Frances RolUih and ,Daftd etc --------- ----' · Baker were visiting relatives at of Middleport, lli. IJld !.ln. Hom· er Jlihnson. Ud Mr. and Mr.s. Jam- JACKITS OUT Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albri&hl of Spr.ingf.ield visited Mr. and Mn. Lon Dickens . ·Mrs. Darrell NorthU'p who has been a. paUent in Holzer Hospital bas returned to her home. Mr. and . Mrs. Walter Hutson were gueeta of Mr. and Mrs. John Albright and .on. Mr. and Mr.s. Earl Henry and daughters were in Belle, w. Va., last week end ·to atten-d the wedding of their son Arthur Jete to Hiss Oreda Ann Mulli·ns. Arthur is a Sgt. in .tlb.e rM arine CoJ"l).!. Shir· ley Henry was an attendant. Mrs. Voneda Cart, Pt. Pleasant, was a guest of Mrs. James Carpeot-er Sunday afiternoon. Vernal Jo~nson -called on Paul lie Jacket.l wUI allo out to be e cain revenJe. Nelaonville defeated the Uttle Jackett the first of the seuon and tJ the only game they have I08l The LJttle Middies will be gunnla& for their seventh straight win and the right to remain in first place, The Jacket Yearlina:s are coached by Charles MeDopald and possess an eight and on.e reo cord for the season. Tom Kelly playa the pivot and JunJor Ken· nedy and Edward McCoiiiU pllf. the forwards. Bob Hennesy an~ Bob Nelson make up the &Ulfdl for the quintet, but Dave Hindr. and George Miller see plenty of actlon (or the Little Jackets. VII No. 240 ;:··•zg::er:•:ld=S=un:d:ay~•=ft:•:'":""::n·=======:==::::::::::=, 1952 Pontiac eSeff:e~~~\ ~e ~~~~=c~ayct;~~.~~?,dw!:':;. ~':{d ~~~=':!a. !l((li'e than 200 mothers in :M-ef,Js County -b raved lobe frigid teln)eratuns, -mow and slush, anil ·lau.ne.hed- the tMother11' .March on Polio, which totals tbua far $1481.70 for ·t heir -labors between 1 p. m. and 8 p. m. Thursday MOTOR SALES Digbt. .Mrs. Aida Jeffers, t;balrptan of tthe Jlothers' MMch, reported that abe was pleased the donations tabulated and tibat only Pomeroy, Middleport ·ind Cilelter areas ELBERFELDS National GREEN STAMPS ELBERFELDS the 'lUI·~ ~erk of dourts' office, Snow atl.lf rltn- are: fore-caet fqr the ti Saturday and Sunday, and the j • · '. ~ . ,; _n ~· etvll acwon, 1or · PI! · mercury will take a nose dive on tt\..of real- eatate by Mattie. M. Monday tbroush Thursday, with .day, Dexter ag.aill8t Arvtnna the posibllity of ,no'w on Tuesday F¥"abee. Albany. Most of the roads in the coun,<The J>e!illon . stateo !bat the ty are reported to be <lear, hut P.iffitlou 1a for one auxteentb of slippery ln spots reports the POMEROY,' Ohio SIMONS itM!i MILLINERY 1h PRICE COATS and SUITS DRACTICALLY REDUCED! GROUP GROUP DRESSES DRESSES Valuetl Te 1.98 Value8 To 8.88 1.00 4.98 Women• 5.95 Sweaters 4.98 \ Group -Valueo To 3.88 Mena 6.t5 Pri•e Baxta Sot. Feb. 4 lOAM .... - ,_ Meno 7,t8 nowi.OO Men• 7.88 Sweaten. . 6.50 he a FRIDAY • DEPAITMENT STORE, INC. ' ...• HOME KILLED MEAT-SPECIAL SAT. JAN. Z8 C.nd SAT FEB 4th CUBE STEAK • • • • • . . . Special ~5c lb T40NE STEAK . . . . . . . . 5~ lb SIRLOIN STEAK . .. . .... 59c lb 8pUND STEAK . . .. . . . 55c lb , - . STILL TIME TO TAKEADVANTAG Take Advanta1• FURN 299. Liver .. '""' . ROC!ISt ---Demotilh'Gtlon 99.95 HURRY! Mn. Mn. Nannie Letooler, 1\lrs. A Uon, 1 and Beuer Steak w.as ,ear: to btautlfy the entraaee to the Uqlon Cemetery. ' ·. . ay COllA OlLIS 1· . ALL THROUGilOtr,l' uv••l, IMt. and Mro. H.,.hOI Weirs STORE . MOD and lfanddau,bter w~ ~ DUlliNG OUR unlay IIUeats of Mr. and Mro. S. A ..' Wyatt. . JANUARY 'Mrs, Cora GUe11 spt~nt MoudQ' wtib lin. Robert :ai>rrlo ot J'oQi, oroy. Novel South and BAKEl FIIIITURE ' Ott THI MIDDLIPO COIN II IN OHIO - committee c:biltmea. ~r. · ··.• ,-, dlooe lor oae PI'Oloct OF TilE MANYVALUIS &lb$1~oo -=-oo l ~::;;u,,~ctark: ~ FEB. 3 RUILAND -- ...... -ato / -- REMNA~TS GROCERl DEPARTMINT - ........ familY ·- SWiday peat. of h1a ..pamts, 'llr. Mr<. W. A. South. . . ' lllr: and lin. 8. A. W}'Jti "11"DI and ~ wllb lbell ...: Jiojfetlt ml lamtlf. and . • , 25clb Sib $1~00 31b49c 23clb 39clb 41b$1.00 31b $l·o0 Feet 10 ·lb $1.00 '"''.~··- ' Sib $1.00 WITH EVERY ' . •' .15.00 PURCHASE AT SIMONS MARKET •pecu- reunifiadon of Germany. The IIOUJ"ces said Bulpnin ia hja letter alao ca.lled for limlta. bona on n_uclear we.pollJ, pre. I. ! sumably lnt:luding calling off further H·bomb tests. These revel.ll.tiona gave added weight to earlier &peculation t~t the Bulg.allin letter wu deSigned to upset next · week"t u;~:~L":--;--""~.,.~-":~"~~h::•N5I~O~oo~o~o~,._~,.,~~~~ ~ I talks between .Mr. Eilenbower and British Prime Minister Anthony Eden. Botb proposals made by the Soviet premJer were expetted to have appeaJ to the BriUs~ and rind dialavoi- with the Umted Pr.,..... Stata. Eden PKt Eden himself previously bu prGPo5e(l an East-Weat aettJ& ment bued l:urOJ>e• widt! non ~II, pact Vru.rned afte ~h IJa Loear...... ;t.... can a . dDrive · Fun Contributions •~~~· .......m.ng ""'"!::.,:·~. p~.~~~~; -' . .,.,.. - '\ I _,__.., · Bob . Hartenbach Sixth Candidate In Sheriff Race I mo.:- ... ... ' I'ddleport Harry L. Sayre IEx-M Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack ~ Resident D. ead Infamous Tokyo Rose Will Be ... Given Freedom This Saturday lcenornlc lrancf Oleo .. 5 lb $1-JCJO ' Mortho WitH<> ~-----C..:.. Cake Mix -- ~-' Pudding .• 49c.lb Armour .. . . . . 4 COM .. ..• Can Milk ...... .' 48 ca"'5.15' . ' Cotaup ...... 5-14 oa Ita $i.Ob . OPEN EVENINGS to Mr. Ei· senhower by Soviet Premier Nikobi Bul,gaDln. But diplomatic aources lated that under the propoaal the United State&: would be ezpected to accept the PJ'e&enf divilion of Europe in return tor .a Soviet pledge not to attack tbe free world and to agree to the penoaal letter ser.t . --- THIS WEEK End ONLY - ) : SlMONS MARKEl' ' The non-aggression proJ)OIIIj:; tbe 10ur~es said, was couched in vague terms in the now-famous have been no wrecks in the county in the paat 24 hours, but the warning by local authorities is to drive with care. Griff Durbin Sr. of Pt. Pleasant Superintendent of Meigs Coun· bas announced his intention to ty Schoola o. o. PattersOn repor. seek the office of sheriff of Mated toduy, that all the schools In son County in the Democratic pri· JIHM. . , the county were in "full sWing," mary elections to be held May 8. ,Mrs. Halliday claims that she Temperature range Thursday Durbin, a (ormer deputy sheriff ~ a first eouald of the deceased, 20 to 27. resigned in September in order to II)" -that abe ill a tenant in com-, Temperature range a year ago become a candidate for t·he sher· mob w1tb the defendan.tl. Tbe pe Thursday, 11 to 26. m·s post. He had previously serUtion was fUed hy Attorney at Precipitation for 24 hours vcd aa a deputy under the late Liw J. B. O'Brien. ending 8 p.m. Thursday, .01 inch. Gus Douglass in the mid-thirties. Humidity at -. 8 a.m. Thursday, Oppas.ing Durbin on the Demo84 ~r cent; at 2 p.m. 72; at 8 p, eratlc tieket is Mrs. Teresa Jane m, 76. Roberts, wife of tb.e prestnt sherSunrise today, 7:44 a.m.; sun- Iff Charlt-.s- Roberts. Two Repubset G:37 p.m. Ji~ 1ms ·have filed for the po.st. Moon.ri.Be Thursday 6:07 p.m.; They al'-e Earl ·c. Mohr of Ga:IJl. polis Ferry and Toral L. !MorriCOnrad Bentz. COOIYille, waa moonset today, 7:24 a.m. fillfld p)O, cosh! and_ sentenced son o( Pt. Plelll!lant. Fill CALLS t~ tq day& in the county jaU, In the ~son County SebooJ The Middleport Fire Depart- Board race, Gerald B. Rood, Le. Tbw.diY afternoon by Justice of Pomeroy Cemen L Block., $1:UXl; many contributor.!!_ u~d~ . $5.00, Bat Dulles reJected that protht PeaCe 1'..-cy POOPiea, •• the ment was called at 3:35· p , m. tart dairy farmer, became the Pomona Grange, $15.00; Middletoo many to. puhhsh. IndiVIdually, PGI&I, MJrlnJ it 'IIVOUld be mOlt when soot caught nre in t• h e chim~t of driving wblle intoxi· first to file for ortlce on Tuesday ne}' ~f the property owned by Mr. Rood, 33, Is presenUy a member port Churc.h of Nazarene, $lO.OO; but we cc:rtamly want to tbank diflleult for the Urtited State~ to eaieot, Sacred Heart Guild, $10.00; DAV all who give l"t'g~rdl~ of the consider if until RUSB!a agreed He waa arrested by the Ohlo and M.rs. Cbarle.s Van Cooney, Lo- of the board. No. 3.1, $lO.OO; VFW., $ 10,00. amount No contrJbuhon it too to reunification of GermaiJ1 cust Street. No damage was rcWIY Patrol. It is reported , Blaettnat Auto Sales. $lO.OO; small, nor too large to be aecep. along democratic linea;. Two scat.~ on the ::;cbool board Ws 1• hia seeond offense porte<l, ' Atkins Chicks, $10.00: -Marsu"-r· !-00. lf anyone l1a.s been omitted The. U~ted States b.as frequentAt 9:20 p, m. the Emergency arc to b;.: fined in the pr.tmary. o tlllt nature in tqur mon.tba. He's Shoe Store, .$1G.OO; Marion It ha& been through To Jy matntatne~ in the (aee of , --:~· Squad was called to the re.idence Both an t~lx-year terms. The term Ebers•·ch $lOtiO Dr R E Boo·those who bave not eontrlbuted other ftusltan . non-aa<~ ..essJoa'· · of Al Frazier; Sycamore Street, of Ml'lll, c. P~ stout ·and that of . ..... • · · · · ....., --:-Do It Now!" moves tba~ the United Natiorq .. lool-:10,1 tjiNIRAI. H~ltAL when Mra. Frazier became Ill. Rood bollh expire tb~ year, Aolqt~ Tburoday, l!n. Oha.s. a ebarter itseH -with botb the u · ~ Rood lfl:t. eleetQd to an unax- "· Five HarrisOnYIJle juvenilea, Ja~n. Loog Bottom. HOLZER HOSPITAL pi red term . in AuCUst of lDM - were temporarily placed in the s.non-aggression and HuSlia are bound hY-ts. Ditcbargod: .'Mra. Jack WiliUJ Admitted ThursdaY: Mrs. Zel· w.h.en he defca~d Harold R. l'ry of custody of the · Child Welfa.re pact. It also · has ROBERT C. HARTINIACN , ud dautbter, Racine; Sherman Ia Cro&s, Middleport; Hobart J. s-tre~ that under any non-agNew Haven in a. recount of votes. Board Thursday, the Board reThe race in the May PrimarJ lfcDol•. LOng Bottom. Raub, Pomeroy. Jl'"CS'"on Ogr<,ement it WOuld iJ> Rood is ·a veteran and js en- ported. election for the position of Sberl(f Births: .Mir. and :Mrs. Charles Adm.ilted Friday: Mrs. Nan gag-ed in t.hc dairy btisincs.t. He sast nn a free reunified Germany Tbe children, lhrec boys and of Meigs County took on an added Joctaon, Lo"* Bottoon, da1Jltbter. Frazier, Middleport. Fri('nds in MiddlePOrt have havi":' the right to decide · whewas born in Mason County but r h • tt 1 two girls, ages IJ to 12 years I aspect of being one o t c ·•O e.s bcen notHiMI of the recent dtath ther Jt wanted to join the westattended ·h igb school in Columbm. were taken from their home, and campaigns in recent years with of Mr.s . WiUiam Bullis (Cynt-bia ern defense organization. Also filing for Vhe May primary pJaced in the children's home by Robert ~- Hartcnbach and A. 0. Harry Lloyd Sayre, 56, a Hrc ~lghly placed sourtes said the for ·t:be House of Dei<Jgates was Carl Gorby, juvenile officer and Tracy filing petitions of candidacy lon~: resident of Let-art, W. Va ., Rowley). Washington, D. c. Mn~. Bullis waa a fom~er local Um~ed States In reply to Suiafternoon witb the was suddenly stricken with a fa· George E. Sayre, IH. of New Ha- Barbara Stout, secretary of the T.ttursday resident and was preceded in gam.n may urge Ru.saia to agree ven. Sayre, the owner of Sayre Child Welfare Board. Meigs County Board of Eleotion.a. tal heart attaek at this .home death. by her husband and two to some llmit on its vut military AcreB Park ln ran tor t·be same lh" Hartenbac-h's flUng yesterday Thursday evening and died at office nine years ago but was deThe reasons given for ... brougbt lhc tot<~! of candidates in 11:50 'P· m. a.t bis residence as a sisters, Mr.~ . .Mit Wbite and Miss manpower as part of a new plan f811ted in the oprim.ary, board tak~ng custody were; nc- t.h _ __ to break the East-West deadlock. result of the attack. He was a Emma Rowley, Middl~port. \>J . 1y '1()1 t.'cKOWIN It was que1tioi'Jable whether S I. a !onner o•·t em glect of the children since the e field tD six. ' ayrc s · · ... 'C • a Hartenbach now 3f years of guard at the Pbilip Spprn plant. ~rALD:OSON, .\Y. V1. UP-Ono her disc j~ey broadcasts from ployce and WD>rked for the labor warmest room in the Muse •wnd ' I age w-as born and rear~ iJ;J. u'ln. Masonic funeral servJees will be Qf-· tbe ai01t inf~s penonall· TQkyo ca01ed as mueb bad mnr- depa-r tment a-nd \ the liquor com· 54 degre-es in temperat1.Irc, th of Mr ..t ij' at the Letart :Methodist held -l.of 'W4)rld W~f_ ~. ~11 ~ eom· ale ·as en~rtilbment. But at her miJlaion. He bas been in btu;~ one room w~s ~ degrcCs and cq:ville, e .son · an~ r1'- Oturcb Sunday at 2 .P- m. with ~ ..1i\ .o( l!rljlj>n !i&totitliy· to trial In !ian l"rantltco In 1949 ln New Haven for eia:ht yc.t~ another was 40. . Otto.·,lJartenbach, Wll:o still rfiSi.ct-e the lev. Rulus Casto o.fflciating. Rtif_:- Wt! over araill · ~ • . . ·abe W'U caUed ·an l'trch traitor· h · d th I PI .Also a~. cording to the -ort. IIi tbat community, ere rom . ....,.. - He 8- M-•ed Pomtrmr u& .. ft Ht W-&li -a m['mber of Cli.ftoo t,:~ il MrS. tva ~ f)'Aqu· e~~~" and a "female Benedict Ar· av.mJ move the house tiad one stov.e for .beat~~ 11 " • -~ .. _... Lodge 23 F . &: A. M, . lao.· bettor' IutOW. a8 ·i'bb' ROse nold." ina purposes, ·and· that was 1 SCbGDt and in his &Cl]ttrr )c~ en- The deceased wi.a preceded in til !ihoi lhiiOnds of (jj·, wbo . • '. grate. loci.ted . In fhe Jiving .room, lilte'll in .the United St•ter -Na~y death by his father, Bert B. Sayre ~~ In the Pacific "l!Blllit Ji· Mra. D Aquloo oald at that _ burned . slabs of wood. iD 00. lit serv«< OYet'stlloB in of Letart in 1H3 .. Announcement wc..s mad~! today 1 !he Rutland area. He cited low in· tMID · . time she had done everything e1- CJNCINNA1'1, 0 . UP-Prodtlc~: which One of the children did no~ ba.ve tfie South Atl-antic Wini:. that the Rutland Ttlepbone Ex- come and ri11ing co!Yts of operation· · sc but urge the men to lay down Eg~. consumer and wholesale shoes to wear, and the otbel'8 Murled to Viola Pullin~ (lf SUrviving are his mother. Anna change whiC'h was fit one time a as principal reasons (or ~-he 4lll. M . Sayre and wife, Florri-e. o( Lewho is settlnJ nearly their arms. She aiRo said that she grades Ic lower; consumers U. S. dJd nol have sufficient warm clo· Cheater he Ui tbc fath.er o£ Dlie of the Meigs United continuantf' of bus.inf'.&s. Emmett· memllcr tart aqd five brot.hcrs: Harold, buying A larger 46-47, brown 46-4-7; tneyeara c:hopped off her 10· spent half her Alary Co., will soon. a::easr l\lcCaskey of Rul·land, Route I II · Ttlcphonc Dan, Ruppel't and Don of Letart . 'aeiltence fur - ~ ~ba~, food . and tobacco to prisoners of diums 44~; brown mix 44-45: exa member o( Opf'.ration . president of t·hc RuUand !Inn, Another brother, John., is a. resi~~~~~t~be Fedthl Women 8 war 10 a Japaneae eamp, tn1 large 41-43 ; A ·J.arge white 41Pomft.oy Volunteer F'lre Dcpaji.- dent ot Point Pleasant. 'l'hc J-'ubJic Utilities Commission ~ here !'iOV, 18, 196, The , almond-eyed . JapaneRC 43; A medium white 39-40; A meSever-al weeks ago the Gen~ · MEETING SCHIDULED rhcnt, Veter1M111 of Foreign Wars Friend& may ea:J.l at the ce.si- of Ohio has been am-~ by the Telephone System .announced ftB abe was convicted of trea· American, wbo is in her early diuym brown 39-40- checks 30-Jl· The annual dinner meeting of and .J.he American Lcaion . He toerdesire- to dcnce 11fier 6 p. m. Saturday. 'l'hc Rutland fil"m of its · , SO's, will be met by relatives B large 39-40. ' ' the Meigs Dairy Service Unit ved four years 'Ill a ~;pecial depoty body will live In sbte -from 1 t u quil bu sine~ " and the Ru.Uand Ex- plans for an expansion -of its ter• whispered l.pnet durinc from Cblcaa:o ..and wil~ return vice in the Meigs County .-ea. wULbe held Feb 6, in Racine War U, abe toJ!J Ute rnen tllere with tb_cm. Her fa~~er. Jun Chickens, Crycrs firm ; f~n~ 3- High School begianing at 8 p.m. !lherif£ of Meigs County 111(1 lis a 2 •p, m. Sunday in the Letart M-e- <'hang(' will be taken over by t:hc indicated that it would ~ia-1 police officer for the VU, tbodlst Cbun::lb.. the PAclflc that _their Toguri, ~nd brother, Fred Tosu7 3\:11 lb 2().21; .hens . heavy over ll a~ordJng General Telephone S;vatem . over the systems -n.ow to BMoitn~ment lice ut Ponicroy tor a peflod ot danelng with livi· IN, operate a laree atQre north of Jb 22-25; hens light B lb arrd :under made today. Ttcke\8 to the af. Burial will be made in the LeEl·eret-t Coy, secretary of the at Rutland arwl tWo yean. ~c recentb" com_ o let~ tJ1ed .in ~ to the Loop in. q1ilcaa:o ~I;Uill gro. 16-18; hens Hgbt leghflrns 13-15. fair are now OA 8&le at $1.150 per fll\li' complete courses -of FBl tart Cemetery under tbe direetion J finn said today that tbe Rutland of wbieh were d the Foa:elsonc: Funeral Home Exchange today f\IT'IJ.J&bes tele- the new defunct Dlla'~ · . · . cerie8 attd c~ · . Butter 00 score 116. pot'IQD. , ltiloil>i .at Col!ipolil ~~. 00: Mason. · 1 .phoDo 5CI'Vioc .to lQZ .ci&Stomers il), To!C\>b0D11 COUIJ!Uiy. WeHare Board Takes Custody Of Five Tots 29c SUGAR, 79clb Ermtna state hlghway ·-dePartment. There WASHINGTON UP R..,la baa proposed to President Etae• hower a non-aureuion paet · I 5 Pound. Slb$1~00 lattlo Contents Reveal Soviet Proposal 'eye• \1 -"merica on West ml!nt. And sentfment f .... Ullioa" prophecy, let ·1Tle say ' that in ofi f~her H-bomb lests ia time-and it won't be long- resi!ltroog tn Great Britain. dents of both sides of the Ohio River will be provided with. , new bridge/' reJected by SecretarJ: of State Marland Slid it was time H. '"£, Boney, campaign director $W.OO; J . 0. Roedel, $10.00; Ebers John Foster Dt.dlea aDd caused a face the problem and that the for lbe Xeigs. County Marcll of baeh Hdwe., $10.00; Kroeers, reported temporary' Aft between st.ate of West Virginia will begin Dimes announced today tbat re- 10.00. tbe two. Under tbe Loeamo a study at once. turns. from business .a.pd Di-ofeasFarmers Bank, Pomeroy, $10.00; agr~ment major European pow. ionar men have been very slow Crow Bros. Poultry, $10.00; WW- ~· lR effect, told loag-tlme enePleasant. A native of Lumberport coming in. -He ur&es all business I iam Harris, $6.00; Rev • "Mohrboff, ~1es Germany and France: "(f he has lived in Mason County for men, dod.oa, lawyers, etc., to t:i.OO; Dr. J. H. Donovan, $5 00; ettbe.: o! you attackl the other, the pa1:1t 21 years. 1 pl•oiO,!e mail their contributions to Pomoroy Pastry Shop, ~.00 ; Bak- we WlU come to the aid ot the ~ Sayre and his wife art the Pflr· . - , . of Dimes, Pomeroy, 0 . crs Furniture, $5.00. natio,n." ents of five child~n . Two sons The money is badly needed to Reedsville AI. E. Cburth, $5.00; , The new RussUm DOII-aqre,. and one daughter, who are marhelp Meigs County reach. it'.s goal. Hemlock Grove Grange, $5.00; liton proposal was considered by ried, and twG daughters at home. At present the total contnbuliona , Pomeroy Bend Grange, $5.00; som! diplomats aa a logical exRood is the father of two sons, just surpasses $2000.00. This "is Middleport Department Store, tenston of a Previo01 Russian bot:h students in Mason County less than 20% of wbat Meigs Co., $5.00; Drew Webster Post, Amer- plan lo include tbe United St.atel schools. He is a member of tbe Chpatftl' would like to raise. The . ican Legion, $5 .~; Dnw Web- in a 26-nation, Srear, aU-EuroDairy Herd lrnp~vement AssociallDOfficial &o.al is $11,.500. I ster Post, Au:liliary Past Presl- ~n security pact, This waa thm, the Ar-tificial Breeders CoBelow is a list oc contributions dents, $6.00, fll'lt PI'GP08ed at the Big Four operative AsiociatiOn, the Mason , of $5.00 or more: Rutland PTA, R. L Jacobs, $5.00; Robinson foreign minJaten: meeting in County Dail}"men's Aasoeiation ,;50.00; Stark's Drugs, $&0.00; Mrs Laundry, ~ -00; V. D. 1954. the Dalrymen'-s Cooperative Sale.s ~tatbburn, $25.00; Hemlock Grove $1.00: Edu;on Hobatetter, Last October at ~neva Rua• Assoc:-iatlt»J, the fiew Havoo Lions llhur-cb of Cbriat, ~.00; :M&ulders' Rawlings-Coats, $5.00; Clii!fO<·d 1ian FDJ'eitn llinilter Vyacbftlav Club and ln additi~a- , is a 4Jnion Local, $25.00; G. & J . Auto Ebenbach, $5.00; G: E. Reuter, M. Molotov renewec~ the propos. couneiJ.lor and president of the iart.s, $20.00; Lona: ~ottom Chris- $6.00;_ Sugar Run Mill, $5.00; H. aJ. Un.der it, an armed attadl on Older Rural Yo~t.h in Mason CounUan Ch.UJ'ch, $.18.00; Bradford C. Hobart, $6.00. .. any Euro&Jean nation wOUld be ty. Church, $18.60. Bon~y sal_d today, Thtre .are an attact oa. oU signers. Pr R Mason County . I·mary aces Are DraWI·ng More Candi·dates... . Coolville Man Is Fined $200 • Boiled Ham • l•ng Beef """""'••alloocl- .... Jacketa 5.95 I GETTHSSS FOOD "- ,DISllJSU Sweaten 4;50 Jacbta 6.50 Shirts . . 1.95 Sh..t Blanketa JO% I • Tb.-_New·Frigidaire ~~ .f ood-Waste: Tbe three daua;htera of Mr. l.o.d Mrs. Delbert Rou1h of Guyavtlte are allying at the honie of ·tr.eir grandparents, Mr. and Mn. El· wood Lleving while tbelr motber ia in tbc Sheltering Arma HOipltal. Mr. Ray Goodnite, who has employment at Toronto, Ohio. spent the weekend with bome folk1. CHIIOKII CLUB MilTS . The January meetiliJ of . tb:e Cherokee Farm Women's . Club met Jan. 18th at the bome 61 Dorid Do.t.. Mn. Miry Bush at Muon, wltb Mn. Busb and Mrs. VJca Routb •d 11eatiH11 • •, llllripplnci •• hoateuea. Mn. Nancy Joh• l eon led devottona with alaa!IDf, , I\~ ••:·~-:••rauh o1 our Fathen" •nd frigidaire•• broad HW food prayer b)' 1\ll'B. Kelole RaUBb. A : Wolfe Dltpoter ••r•d•~ c~_, reltllous skit waa gl.vea by Evelyn Roush and Juanita Clark. The club vote<! Ia send · ta flualooo t ""' . . the poUo fund. Chairmen fot tbe \ fut,cant'-loodlogact!O.j t!Omlng year were lollowa: Better Cvohloooa al>tcQ oo1oo Gild HNlth olbratlato , Mra. ner; Homes ...y .. lnllaD-E.r lo ) Let'• Beauty, Mrs. ale and ' 5.50 Sehool BLOUSES Meno 2.19 Flannel .. . Girls • clay. the 3ewell, Scipio, who die<! In Februaty, 1853. · "n,le ·pet~tion further stites t~t 111 clilma and debta are Pild Qainst tbe eJtate, located in Scipio, and that ftnat aceount wu fUed and approved in July; SUPER MARKET BEGINS SATURDAY, JAN 28th CLOSES SATURDAY, FEB4 elitate of • • Bulganin Letter day. Ht• JUl. 17 m Clltca&u. RtbJ7 credit tbdr "'JoQa &Dd wonderful 1'"•!-'0;ttioo,t •• Dever went tD alaep OD a 4JIIllloo :~1~::: Chicago t!rre an l87L llrL B'orater ~ Tbey 'Nere Dlltl'rled JAIL Z7, 188e, .·~~,j~~~:··,~: c._. ...._ "'"' or ...., In the WNf PGfflon Seturday. Low ,.,.... ,, ... 22 .... Mel h' the • • lit the ..... pertlon. Sc !.Jt"r:~'" ·' A "J:~~" '=--h~',.- been fUetf i~ md.l' lPY(f I[~ ·!!r1'b 24 deareei!. , =;:;;;;;;; ALFRED Single Copy Gov. tlilliam C. Marland said Thursday night that a new Ohio River ~dge between West Virainia aD.tl Ohio In thia area is nect!Jaary for the continued industrial ·growth of the Ohio Val- ley . In Order to attract industry and continue the growth and prosperity of the valley a bridge pronding commercial intereouJ"Se between the two states should and would come under study at once, Marland said. The statementli were made at dinner sponsored hy ttth~elc~;~:; -o( Commerce w Chemical . Th.e firm aluminum » whicb, in effect, ealll for tepll'· atiq the free and CommunUt worlds by a belt of neutral nations, informed sources said to- .fitiilireJ;l · JANUARY 27th-28th-30th-31st ~ Racine, Rutland, Syracu-se-. Tu-ppers Plains,. Reedsvil-le, Long Bot· .om, Harrisonville, Langsville, Oexter, Carpenter, MlnersvHle, Letart ~nd Apple Grove. The fire alllml. which sounded at 7 p. m. cri~ out to all -persons that the mothers were starling Ollt in search of eontrlbu-tions t-ocombat the dreaded disease. All families were instructed to turn on their front porch ligoht.ll, if they wished to make a donation. cleutii2t t-. S4 h..,. to JO northiet.f erwl ..uth •nlf -.t ,.....lona. l.tturd.y with • dNrnce ,., 4)1' eM not .,. coW NnJeht aiMII MARRIED SEVENTY YEARS .Dependent ew Bridge C4ntWr.-altlt Ntf ancl cold todey, act . r To Be Studied 's Growthi- · ··Fileci'AgainS\ FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY I Weather Ohio: • . smt . Part:itio.n ALL OVER THE STORE GIBBS Grocery EPPLES Grocery ALLEN Appliance WILLIAMSON "" , .. _._. Oil Co SMITH Groc and Serv " J>boae 898 Expect Relief From Ice, Snow Next Few Days TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY BARGAINS FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Editorial Phone 307 had thus far· been repoMd. This leaves a total of 13 crunmunities ln ibe county not yet reported. The to1-al for Pomeroy, inC!luded the -terrlt-ory of Rock Sprlnp Roa4. Enterpri.se .and JW'r.ilonville Ro-ad, was $8'.!9.13; the total for Middleport was re~rted aa $608.19 and Chester re.pOrted that a .total of $04.39 was coll"eet-ed during the march. sou\.hern Ohio and Meigs Coun'Db.Ot>e areas that. were reported ty can expect a relief from the u not giving t-abulaUnns were : icy blasts apd snow for the ne~t few days, wtnl. the mercury 1n the old,, thermometer rising, al· thouglt-'-emperatures will be below n.ormaJ. Little· anow is lore~ east for tht next five days. The tem6eratures are to averAge frorJI"threo to stx deeree.a L" ~"te I>olow , n.,...u: Nor111•1 hi•h• tn ,. .,.:, . '!!' · IW,tMI ·illlt16HJ'aro 1!1_ ~'ODd Dof· END OF ARE BEING GIVEN BY THE at Mothers March On Polio Draws $1,491.70 In Initial Tabulation $845.00 KARR&VANZANDT w. ' onAcross The · New .Br TO DAY'S "ROC.KET" SPECIAL Mrs. Ray Neal spent Thursday . en.r tne • In the reserve eoatnt the Lito - e-& Carpen-t~. Tr; Premiums Fotl IIYINGI H Rent ----180.00 E•ans, Sunday afternoon. with Mrs. Homer JohnH 76 Gmge MisccJ!aneous -- - $$ 1,000.00 Mra. Alta Rou.ah and daua:hter afternoon ton. Total Street Malntenunct; Betty were calling on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Arnott and and Repair Fund ---- $ 24-,68o.OO Mrs. John Boyer and family Jn Rleky of M.lddleport were Sunday r .. ;.c PI · PI euan' t SundaJ. .pests -of Mr. -and Mrs, George ~ Soc. 17. That there be. aPproTfe'oll ~Sec. 4, That thE:re be transferr- prialed from the GENERA.I.i'BONtJ Mra. Charlie Lievins was caJIw. · ::: 7r: ed from the G~ERAL FUND to. RETIREMENT FUND: . " . ~ ... ing on her dauabter, Mrs. MarMr. and Mrs. Ver-nal Job.nson --- _ _~~=I I the SAFETY FUND tbe sum of 21 -A GENERAL BOND· Rl:(lRE- ton Roush, reti!intly. and eblldrm. were in Jackson llil&t $24,520.00 (if revenues from · MENT FUND · -· · _ Mrs. Sarab Hoffman was a re- week. sources other thpn taxes are t·o be 1 21 ,u Redemption -ol · •·.. ;-: : cent suest of Mn. Frances Brad· ltay-ftomas V_an Matre, son of CHIEFTAIN DELUXE 2 D!)OR St"klno llock ond Whlto Plnlllo. deposited in tt~:e Safety, SeTv1~e. Bonds _____ __ : ___ :$ ~·'4.000:00 ford. . Mr. aDd .M'n. Ray VanMeter Me. .... Sha,_, lnttrior. Stendlrd Shift, Good tl,...._ A ANI "Y~LU&• e~c., Funds as ~tretofore, an Or- j 21 A4 Interest on Bonds :.. , . Those calJlag on Mr.' and Mrs. returnuJ to .his home from t-he ME FOR YOURSELF. dmandceb teo t'h16 _1 ------- ------ --- -- $ l440.00 after suClering pasae Y ooncl · · · . · Total General Bond Re- · ·;.. '· .-; C.); and that 1.here be appropnattirement Fund $ 5 440 00 Mrs. Earl Clark and son, Brent, !Mr. and Mrs. !lomer Johnson ed from said SAFETY FUND lh.o- GRAND TOTAL APPRO- ' · Mr. and Mn. Hank Fetty an·d viii~ relativ~ in Athens refollowlng · sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald cently. i. SAFETY FUND PRIATIONS -----~-- , $ S7,2M.OO Clark and aona. Iunday .JUesfs of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ~--II Marlin V~al JohnEon and s<lnt! were 1I B 1 Mar.sba·J --------- $ 2880 ·00 . hSec.b21. And th ~hed Vdla-ge t dra Cler_ h ks ~ 82 Police ----------- $ 7500.00 Lli eret Y au t:rtz~illaR~ ~ were viliting with Mr. and ~n- Mr. and .Mrs. Gene Kauff, Jackie · 83 First Aid _____ . _ $ 500.00 wa7an 11 on ente f m f sth~ 1 Raymond Rouah and Joyce, Sun- Mid Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mala St. 84 Other Police Expcner or paym s _ro any 0 day. Hqacbar, Sharon, Ohu-ct a-nd Lar-ry ses --- --- ------- - $ 4500.00 fore~o~ng app;:pr:t~~ ~:n a~~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush f';;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;; B5 Fire Chief-Salary $ 300.00 cruvm prop ·1 a · and family were Sunday eueata approved . by of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey llowh. 86 Firemen --- ---- --- $ 750 ·00 vouchers th b rd thereto~, of off en thomcd B9 Other Fire Departe oa ·Jc au Misa Edna Krump spent FrlE ••~oo by !aw to approve tb? same, or an day nlabt wlth Mr. and Mrs. ''"' u ...._ · $ ment xpen.ses --.t.oNV. _... 1 t o! • D r $ ~ oo o~ umance or reso u. Jon ~un- nwnd Roush and Joyce. Civilian e en&e ----- "' 1200. 00 ell to -make the nx:penditures; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark and Insurance ---- - --- · ., "d d that w rr nt m 1l I Reserved Fund For prova e ' no a a s- a granddauahter were in Parkerspayment -p arking lot be drawn or paid for salaries or burg Wednesday on bualne88. wages e".cept to peraon~; employed 4140 00 · by authority of and in aecordanct• BIRTHDA't I'AITY bonds -- --- --- ---- $ Total Sarcty fr' und - -- $ 24,520·00 with law or ordinance: Provided Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rouah Total -·--------- -- -~ $ 42·374 ·00 rurther -t hat the appropriation for gavl! a party for Min Louise Sec, 5 That there be •t ransferred t:untingencles can only be expend- Krump at their home -on Satur· wu from the GEN!(RAL FUND to the ed upon approval of two-thirds day night. The evening &nd UTDJTY FUND tbe sum of $7- vote lo Counei·l for items of ex- spent ln playing records pen.se constituting a ICRal obligagame11. The door prize was won 700.00 and -that t.bere be app prialed from said UTILITY t' UND lion aAainst .t he village and for by Mary Hesson. Young peopJe tho purpo~ets other -t..han those -cov- attending were, Judy Clark, tel. the following: ered by the other specific appro- na Clark, Edna Krump, QueJlt4n C. UTILITY FUND Kaylor, Betty Krump, Ruth Ann C 4 Street Ughtlng __ $ 5200.00 priations herein made. Sec. 22. This ordinance shall Grimm, Robert Rouah, Larry Cll Payment old Water Bill ---- -- ------- - $ 1500.00 take effect at the eerliest period Lievillj, Peigy Krump, Lewis 1Hart, Dennis Weaver, Ralph Payment old Light &ill $ 1.000.00 allowed by law. c. Wayne Swisher, Clark, L!ord _ Smltb, Penver Total Service Fu·nd __ $ 7,700.00 President of L'ouncll. Gibbs, J1mmae King, Gordon Sec. 9. That there be transferr' Clark, Jaoi~ Gibbs, Mary Bee.. ... ed from the GENERAL FUND to Passed Jan. 2, 19156, ··II·. I.~;· 8_?n. Ronn1e Jotustn, Attest: Charles w. Legar Blndta the CEMETERY FUND -th• aum ·'' . -.·"-'!\" ·' Gibbs, Geraldine l_!ttdmaa, Donof $7,100.00; and that .there be Clerk of Council. l -19-2fl-2tc na Heuon and Gacy King, apprQPJ'ialcd from said( CEMI Miss Janice Gibba spent SatUr. TERY FUND the following . G. CIMITIRY FUND day night wHh Mr. and Mrs. Ray- ':;:::;::;;;:::;::;:;~:;::;;~::;;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;:;:::: mond Housh and Joyce. •· G '2 Employe.s ----- -- $ 5500.00 Mrs. Cora Ohlinger Ia , speiltlG 3 ToolS and Egulp. iog a few days with Mr. and )Irs. ment _ ---· --· ---- $ 3M.or Willie Johnson. G 4 Other Expensru; __ $ 2M.OO Sunday Scnoor attendance on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark ac-com· G i5 Land and Buildings $ 1000.00 Mr. and Mr1. ' Franklin panied Tqt&l Cemetery Fund $ 7.100.00 Jan. 22 was 45, the offering Clark to Beverly, .0., SundaY. Attendance al the W•>rslotpi where they have employment. Sec. 10 That there be appro-Robert Ohlinger spent .Monday priated from the STREET •MAJNT Services following Sunday S<h.ooll nllht with Relph and ·Gordon ENANCE AND REPAIR FUND Clark. the toll-owing: was 27 with Millard Swartz Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Harrl.s and H. STRUT MAINTENANCE AND lng. daUghter of Minersville, were UPAI~ FUND vlolUng Mrs. Ruth Goodol!f, Sun- • FOR WEST COLUMBIA Broad Run_ ... Rutland Telephone System Plans To Cease Service Soon Market Reporls ~~!n~r a:dt.h:.o~f~g h~dha~~~~- e~~tenbar.h i~ •ar• '"'"ental Ui~ atlit �• ~Two. - ~ ._- "nie Daily Sen•lnel. -~======~-=~----~~ .. IIICHARO I. OWIN I Cillt MGI. }' Friday, Jorwb~, 1956 Pomerov-Midrlleoo~rt:.:..·.Oh::~lo~-----·--~--------.:._____.F_.:..n::'do:.Y~·...:J.:a:.:.nu~a=-ry'---2_;7,_1_9_56 Your • * WSAZ -TV Channe13 REYNOLD E. GREENE IDITOl! Tbe Ohia V!11~y Pu\li.lled evfry aft.t!'lolloon exeept Sllnday by Sentb\tl, JhC., at no Metfitnlc St.. Pomeroy, 0 phdn~ 198, fdltOrlll offl~ Ph&ne- 397. BU ~l nes,<; office * 8:30 ~porrs :Entered a& second t'las~ maUin! matter at the t5ooineoroy ohio. po.~t orfic~ 11.1 uo Ntotlonal advert isi ng repre-sentative, Bottine-Jii.-Kimt.all. Jnc., l4a Lexin1ton Ave-.. Ne-w Vorl' City, 18, N . Y . .,,o Ill•• 11:03 wea~berol!!t IHO "'""' Jlilx . 11:16 Great'-st' Fights or C~l'J' Balance Sheet For Polio In 1955 I!'~ TOf!\1~! . Here's the blaance sneel of ~()­ dollars to brine care to those who needed it , and everywhere the lio for Ul~!i: PLUS : Hf,OOO,OOO children giv- doMO!':Il and nurses and pareDb who viewed polio· as it ts. in the en tbe,Salk vaccine. mN'US: E~idemics sllll not wounded bod1e.~ of children, rea· ended; strufk heavily in Massa· llud that tht' way t-o fi!rht it is to ChU.!JettS, 'WISCOn.<lin . prevent .it. lluoh Of lnln LuntO PLUS: Vaeclne prodl.lction dif· fieultles In early spHrag how endA,nd M~.Ch4,111/i' , .ll'l!S P!\I,Y ~d ; vaeeine tmergine In growing One ~pldftnie. fOlio £1ruok ~ltd 1}1 ~ln. It H!t li J12 ttl · quantities. t•mob ond chl14\'en,..:r9#t MlNUS. Year'!': 1o11 or disea'!le Ill m1hr .. in \DM. It ~tu~' In about 30,000 cat~es; ttm!i of thous- Q\'MI>p the chill 1>1 ·1'1111# amd~ are .sufferine panlyti.c arter bellnninc hd t>O\iol~ ti!Oiilhl effects. poilo w~ eve-r rot the PlUS· March of Dimes car' for The NlUObal FounattloD for l.J\· thoSe being stricken is l!iving eath rantJie Ppralysia riulf~~ t-] 'a an increasing chance- to live a l!inl• tnd other t'l!'lliiil•~ worthwhile llfc. ~erpney a'feu--2.824 ~at o Univ.rut Us• For....,n ~P.P•raiw !Q help repair 1110 · ltlttn the fight against poliO, 19M ~~e du&ed by t viruJ So ii11 1 a was a year to n•member. :1 ye.ar ri'lilllon would . reach one I11Cb. J!'li· when a 12-month. study of the S31k to M&tiiJSehuse'tb and W!lcO;~n vaccme ended and ~howed that alone, tl!e NatioJlal Foundf;tll;)ii tl1e vaccine was safe. pfltl~nt and Ttllde wat+aency ~hipme~~U of 241 effl'<'l ive; a year when about 7 1 lton 1unga 000,000 children received va<"cine Bu,il O'Conn-or, p~tden\ (If provutc.d by th~:: March of Dune s and an ~s tun atc d 3,000,000 more the Mareh or Dimes otatP,lz~~n. receJ\'1'(\ vaeL'me thrllLLJ::h other slid, "As 1965 ends we are lntere;atOO 1D looking forward and 1'.1 s()U re f's But 11 w;~s :1 year of problems Planning -to uge what we -ba\1'0 as well as success. It was a ye.ar learned In the past to carry on wh en vaccme from one manu£oc- the filht aan.inllt polio. turl'r was found to <"Ontain live "We eerhinly tuwe learned 1~ \'ir us. wbcn 11n unprecedented rc· sons. We 'have lt-amed that t41e appra i~ al of sa fety lt'~t s waq ac· American people, by joinillJI with CQffilllLshecl- a year when a ppar- their sclenllst~ in a voluntary ently serious dilficultie~> ln manu- partner!Ltllp, can take a baffiina fact uri! wt.ore met so succcs.dull y dlseaae and defent it The defeat tha t procll~t.1w n i ~ nuw I'OUtlll<' uf polio has nut cOhlf', but we nntl the day uf un iversal vaccina- know, w; we kn4'w when the effee· tion a)(ain st twlio now frm.•st·c· ttvena~ of the Salk \111ceinu was ahlo• cstabl1!':hed, th.tt polio Will be Epld•mlc lrt Bolton beaten, finally and irrevoeabty. It wa s a ycor whC'n tht• thonk- Every C'hlld who receiVE!!'! vat.-eine fulnt.'is of P<trents t'hat a ,&ucress· l.ll'ings us c( 011 cr to that victory . ful vacfine hntl bel'ln foulid ka~ , Ev~·y iron lung putient who i~ matched by the fears of 1hosc taught how 1o breathe without where J)o!Lo Laged Fur it w~ .~ tm· that lung, nncl who b returned PO!lsibh· to vacematc all c-h•ldn•n homt' l'epr~scnt.s an advance to· in 19M and polio wa~ rar frum ward 'our goal." ('onquercd . II struck Ln Boston , Mas.s ., and sprt~ad in -concentric I waves : hroughuul the stute. Ry 0 S UC Dec. 10, tht· t·ul1 was 3.893 cast' <; . - m-ore than three tlme.s as many ' A motorist In a jolapy pulled a~ In 1954, and MX tim<!s as many up alonwalde a new Cadillac conas the avcn~e of l't>eent yt><ar11. vertible at a atop ll&:bt, looked In th is and other epidemic:,, over t~l the driver and yelled: «''ope. Whnt March of Dum•s fund~ prnvidcd '·Hello, you big emennmcy aid. It took m111ion~ or questiOn did you mills?" - ''"" i!tp· Of! - ·-'-'-'-- ' - - " ' · - ' - - 5,90 6,00 t~ ii llftlij I ACft088 IS. Orate D. YounJ llalmon 11). Coin (tftdla) T dOY c· h kl e a . Slupe orrtcf'r IrS. Sharp 16. Rotat- 48. Ft"ma1e . 1he~p DOWN 1. A lllmlan 2. Bta.blizlnr 'U. OthUWIH aubatanc. 1 Naut.) J!i, POfltponl'• a. soottt•tt. m..t 13. T&nned skin Oaellc ...... u. t!yt'>t.. •! an •. To enter.. taln, q with (ood, ete. liON" I· lJ,tlon ......., U.Chr~tmu a.~ee~· Jl. eu-..tance e. P~i!r1liko ln aheUac ll.l'l'ICt IS.IAv•r 1. T•nr•e 1. Put out, u P.lltln mbnay lnl' I.Jmt.n ~<l!r.1LJkj l:.' f.'li:1UloJ ~J.IJI;.~Oi•l IJi'lml l!l r.11llll lltl i~Jl ;:J m~, r~J:J ii i (-,tlJ IW.~ ::! t!: u:nr:1 1 ll':!t!'[1l•ll l I H..ll.i U object dry I .. If. ' •lit" I 14. f<lp .o. :n Ptsturbance H. Network over a window 112. A wnr ntl 81:1. Claally a• . wol'• '1: . or.~ f!o; t•. ··~, _:::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::-::-:-~-==~=-~ -------s-... --n-n__ t N_o_w_•_•_•_P•.rs On Oddities Witnessed On ACommuter Train Mly HARMAN W. NICHOLS Unltad ,.,... SttH Correspond•nt WASHINGTON' UPCaskie Stinnett has thought up n way to eet so,me of his money back from the commuter train whlch fetdiefi him to work. That without 'buYIDf any rail stock . He's }Vrltil\g a t'1oQk ' eoine of tM :r:lln~ things zany people Ho to lnteri·upt hi~ tlJ:Ifti,.ioe.•~~d · f)a~·re•.Mitl ~hi!£.> Mdmg. ' · Caskie has been ping it five days a Ddyrestown, Pa., to fur seven years. As decJded what to book. "I might honor my town and coli it 'Next Doylestown,' " ho said. "Or n\libt honor the railroad and call It 'rittllo' and rockin' on the '"'"'I he-;;: 8:08.' " Mlg1dne Wrlltr :the ~ditot"s. MailBag Htrtt'ord. W. Va. January 26, 1956. DEAR POMERoy, _ Down throuih. the years WE of W~t Vii"Jhila side of the Bend Area have been YOUR LOY· At; CUSTOMERS lor THREE GEN'ERA'nONS, Our GrandpBTentr md our PaNnb before us. Y•r8 of t!ltcelleni bus 8flrviCe has bttn dt.scontlnued, paralyZing lhl8 t!LhOpp\na area . the '"Oi'~ people now BUT ~hey go have to the nearby IS N01' THIS A BACKWARD STEfl we UI'Oi\ t.ave tOni l:!eeft tb'OR g.iflf''ltif~lwW<>~t U.Covtl-,10 --It tol' .. road 14. Unit ot work H. Tin JlO'MEjtOY uA 0u ~ B U S SERVIcE AOAIN? YoLJr' very trulv, Vlralnla Carleton Cnlmp ... :t.l&n't nleknamt aii.Ro<aDt ------ U. Ravine eontatntnf &river l>ed ••• A. .-by'• bed "You get to knew the eommu· ner. ters who lef!ve their papers be· Carrie H. Bailey, 81/4 A S18, T4, hind. You know their stop," the ~11 Olive to Rowy W. and Clara autbor !ald. "Some riders will H. Bailey. spot a woman 10 paee!l l!_nd beat Carroll and Eva J. IM.cKenzie, C'askic is a writer who has been grinding out nb-ticklers her to that empty seat holdlng a parcel, Salisbury to Eh D. and for a long time. All the wbile paper. othe~s have a cu~e way of Evelyn White. George A. Meinhart, Trustee, he's had thl! idea In the hack of saying, 'Pardon me, If you're not his head of making his daily using the second a:eetlon, could Velma W. Feiger, deceased. lot l please see it?' Later they of!er Pomeroy to Gerald and Bertha A train l'ldc pay him a div1dend . to trade sections. They have Wildermuth. lie's going to wond4;r on paper your whole paper read by the Carl Gorby, Guardian, Anna C who turns the heat on in the Williams, lncomp. several parcels coaches in the summer And try Ume they reach the terminal." Stinnett Ukes to watch the Sal-em to Virgil A. and Sally Ann to find out if ll i~ the same cute young filly who uses her Good. clown who let!!- ihf' fire die in (alse eyelaikC.!L ami · s.tai~ •mile Stella ·and Hollis ~eules 6A, the wintl:'!r .. J would like ' to turn on ;,he to get more mites' .oat o~ . her ... tle· Rutland to Arnold M., RDbcrt C., Herman L., Paul H, Geor.J.::"e 0 . ket. turner," StinnetL said. Will T•k• A P"k 1 and Wendell E. Grate. He also would like a word "She stirs up the tiger In that Ea.!lement to Columbus & South· with the conductor who gives the engmeer a highball out of the c'oniluctor to a point whete he ern Obii'Jo Electric Co, Harold and Eva Haye!':, Lot 171, station nt R.02 in.~te ad of the doesn't even look tit the . ticket," he said . "He just clicks his pun· Pomeroy, lo Edward and Emmoscheduled 8:03, e~pecia lly on rainy rl11ys, when h(•'s a block cher, tips hts round hat and mov- gene M. Ullm. es along 1 wouldn't be surW. Leo and Cora J . Beeson, from the stalion '' Maybt' his watch kt•eps per· pps~d if she has been flashing Lob 74 and 75 Middleport to Blr· fed time only In perfl•ct wcnth· -an old hbrsry card all alopg. One tus and Della Ann Barrett. of these days I'm going to peek." Cbarles 1\Uf:iSeU, Sheriff. 629, he scud Rll, 1'3, Olive to Charles C. and Grllet C. Prk!~. VUlage of Ptlomeroy. 2~ Sa. ft. Pomeroy to Ohio r<'utl GaS Co. Gordon altd Ruth Proffitt 125.4 A S14 ah.d lS T2 Rlt Lebanan to Fred W. Crow Jr. 'rru!tee. Clln'tGn R. and Helen Smith 99 29 A, LebahoR to Gayle H. and EW l'OnK·-A glrl named Polly Bergen has Edna Pt-lce. been doing an. lmttation or a g\rl named Helen Clara Stiles, Ult '10, 71, 20 feet Mor&M ln one ct our more expenalve Ulc•l llatoohs, off of '72, Poriteroy to Eddie ·and and '"'cept tor one etnall eatch, lt'a a gOod l(ntt&Glenna Hlitfiieli tlon. :M:taa BtrPn 11 talented and conacltft\tcl~. and likely come• closer than. anyone hlil ;~t to piMlnl down the elusive qutllt3{ that in&d• the. tad·fyt4 "Catntlte on a plano" the mollt fllnOl11 white blues eln.ger ot our tlm'e. The catch It this: Mls8 Mora:u wu unbi.P~Y-:­ alwaye unhappy-and Mlas Betgeh, .a tat .:4 'lliy.. body knows, Ia not. The greatest commodity an.yone tn lhOW butl• ne-11 can sen 11 ,Unr.erlty. When Joe m. ~ Shaw or makee h'l l~nd _~~~"a,ckaJL'po)lt bocil;"o!! Utt ,lt_u~ ter 11 lotlg ljj\d louli: btcll\la• ,JO* ne'Vtt .tJQ m.,.... any aec~t . b~ fi.l'IJ · !Ppredatlon for rood ScOtch. « WJ1en ~ar):. ]o,!att~H bJ!~~-tt~ .up 'Y:our 11vt9:Kf: new N Skeets Shaw Band Furnish Music At Polio Fund Dance with "'l''ba~plii>oa of tho !oro a HELEM MORGAN waa ~!Jalf~ · ·,witl:to thin le~, t~~t ~Yt~U. a. aomeUme, jowly tac~ aqf!Jo:Q', ~er. ~!· Mw ~if·l!ttOJ!Cit: It waa in 1 ~2nd atreet night 41U .~~~~ lia 0.. ~~ .,. ()1~~. and lhi atopped by rny tallte U. tiJ~~ &o me tor A m ~U1. ~ tild Ito Idea What ahe wu saylnf. hi.lVij ltofl.f.cl. SKi cavt Mr money away a& It .t\t min~~ it. ~~e !Jiwp.ya wU P.' the hOle ror e.t least a thousand tC!: 'J(tckt Blair, tht, -~~ .~e~\tir who aet her llP In her oWn clubs. I!JHe once hvo her enblil8 }Oit t& a lhlVertnx chOnw rtrl: and anothei tlmt uli_~Rt ¥CI h...-~ ..~!~ to a t~owder rooM attendant becmuae the ~~r otd Womin hid to WWI'Ii on Chrtatmaa Eve. She died broke. The raueous, money·hunrY TeXU au!nan c~~· ~e.etlbil_ li\t' .P. "just a dumb little 28-ye~t.r·old child." . There wert cth•r i0btlq1.1titl. Jamea Montgomery Flatg said her aM'I~ "la ,tm · ~~~~'\! ol~~· rulnld women In the world." Drama ~rlt~ ~treY: tqO~ • t admtrer, called her a "ratrlst. miJbt!Pr•Jt{' ~h~ ' "' rro .1.. . I'; n.d .. 11 a . ehor\li &'hi and ~fttr mll.k'JDI f!lO"' th a rhlllw \18.,. n l6 )lell"' or ao, wM burt~d 1n LaOranp, DL ! Mront ot water DAILy CBYPTOQUarE - Here'• how lo work It: AXYDLBAAXR one letter tlinply ataridt for another. Jn tht• '""""'' 1 (a~:611 lqr tM three L'•• X tor the two 0'1, ~tc . Slnile IM.ten, • t~P,ble., tlt.e left(th and formadon of the wtlrdl aM Iii II aU. Blth day the code lttten are dtfl'ennt. A Crypto1ram Quot&tlon 1 1~ i!ao ATOK VGPIIVKH I HVPBWH Gt>W NQPDWD EN JtA •r'wo CDW-XESWOPIJW. I ' ' 'I'IIIM*¥'• 1'1')'1\<~UO<JtlllAD TO 81\' .. I,LOW JIUI'IIE!!'• Lt, '!* lilY 811\WlT \VOULD H,WII GQ'l' OUT..,.jll.ol:ljlll'l1••. , ~ »Jittutu:•. til ..kJ111. .-.wr.*. lrHbta. , .,. •. ' . .. ~ "...,.;., . ' • ~ !"'•••• •I • -..,.. • t'l' " !1!!1' . ,,.),\', .... "'" ,;,., ••• .. ,~ · 1~r .c .Iii~ ~';:i~~~·w~ .~!\' ~~n~ 1edi\l, , ~~~· . ~ , •• ' When sh W ~f }ttf ~ak, llP . !" 1 ~ thou oth" wo . · .J,•ar-. ·~ 111dt!t I. 67~ "" otat" It LOHOFELLOW TWD UWDQ NDECKH ... t£ WAS ftiNO lARDNER w~ at~ed Iter llnJlO.C~ ·. ,\ ht hQ.IItecl her up one nlfh\, In Of\e o!Jtii~'a pluba fl. .~ ~ ~ 161<1J1wded. Tha Feclo her ~. 90 It ill . lljl , .,...n ~C~ l , ~ .' once ltd by « genUemll\ CI'QlorfiUIX)l rr ... R•pl<l ' In Pfrer n.. lt·• '*>• . ill• f_. happy. So wlth btuf1 tl~:tJ· lt18 u~fortunl~ft bllt trlif! Uii .ul'l;y eomnitnd lntater .Ul\n,s~ a~\l Wllt1t\f~ appl,ause When tht llatentrw knOW they've had 1 hard,~~ui\ t~~:~ .~~ . l fl. Root MiW:y lC. and Walter M, Grueser to James Jr ~A. ~. S~H.sbury con1e aod all $0!tt00 a week. Juat befQh: • ~eel. , .~t 17~ . ••:,;:-.•nragement. Slit waan'\\rft. . tiJ'"9r;J't!l ~ Wl . ~ " . abe was d.~lng. ahe recllv~ , , diM. ~~~ ~. .. call• trom people wi\Q- i'ad n c&tet ana, \n· tfie l• ~;~~;;:h~ cried tor her and tOr all , JQY~• Jlftt;t, ~an. ~ Whidt the died, a Wlth bit ehwQ\ Pt;p. fti. Pl'll' ~~~i~i;;:"r·I~Zfl onhe o,oo 9:00 .:!li Pn Your A<:<ount 5:11!1 ~ilciiY a. Rand! 5,30 , ~rli' ShOw FRIDA~ Sign On Prayer ~aptpin ~ne:aroo . W EssO R(,porter 5:30 10:00 !l4rtj' M®r• There also will be something tnd Ida D. Diehl. Slrike II Rich 11:30 in the bOok about ~ays to steal /. H. Grate, ·lot-s Middleport to a newsptiper. Everett L. aitd Kathryn L. Bach- I~Ut{l Villani Ll'dr NlcbQit! Reports : feeted. "·-= f LANb TRANSFER$ "'rade 6:'4 fi d:l!\1 1:1)11 ~ p Op.f;rii/!S>OD 7:15 l1~r · l!;d"&rilo, News 7:119 .litfihtutb of Champiob 6:00 ir~~~qo 12:15 Lo\'e Of Llle " '311 Searcb. for TomQlT.OW 12:48 Tlje Gujdi.. t.litit IM Katie'-s Kit~hen 1:30 Love Story R"bert Q. Lewis 2,SQ HOUSCfp&rty 3:00 The Big Payoff 3:80 Bob Crosby Show uo The Bri1hter Da:y 4:15 secret Storm s,so .,!10 ~-1)0 P.ti&hoqse of Stnrs ~ 't:ritiJ~ ! 9:$0 fflgh)VAt Paftol 10:00 The Llhe\JP · 10,30 Persqn to Person 11:00 up tO t~e JUfnat.e News 11·05 Tbe Late SJiO~ --~s7A=tv=a=D~A=v~------~s,=oo~c~w=:oreh~~~ro~,~.~s~ -- u:so Si~n 5:30 S.tf!!Y Ne~.s special On Pr!lyer I~;~ ~F,.~~pf~':ga~Vou ::: ~:~Th~ :. .· ' 11:00 ¥isbty ~~e .playhoUse · '6:30 ~two#lr. t..ua .Sh.• \~ l1 :30 'I'ales of Trias l'la1.1gers ·7:~pb~ Clf~bll ShO'tf 12:00 Big Top 7:30 Jeat the Clock · · 1:00 Lone Ranger8:® $;taa:e 'S~oW . Capt.a1' n Ml'dnJ'ght 8:30 .Jitlle-~G~~ll S)]~w ! ·.•• iUIIi Herb Sc. · • ·J~rr•. TW'o for 2·00 J$f¥il Foot ForWard 230 TO'fn . & COUll.try Cross- 9:9p ·It's. ~~t.a S in . ·· ·~ 10:~ ~unsmOIJe , · 3:00 rd~g sTen Baskelba11 IQ: , t.:I¥,!J1°"-. !Jub;Yfitn Th~'atte · 'I'Jie 1,1!0 Stibw 11: WH1H-fV Chotuiol 1~ .. .. -·'!• . ' • \1 '"···'·'' ~. ..~ ,. • !1'1' • L • g:30 'Ria II'il 8:(10 Olzie an4i Harriet SiCll On Film. & Fahey Tbe Febtinine Touch Att'"'bon Film Festl'Val 1\!l<k"Y !d"-* . Alibok and CosttJlo NeiVs Weili\Or Dkrt:tetina John Daly 10:~5 Wea!ht>f . . 1o:to . 5pDrto witb ted Vio1te 10:40 Film I U5 ll!llliiJiltorl if Nlibt 11:~ SiiD.- O!f ~ . . ~ · ·' CORA Purtbases Holstein Sire From New York Breeders No n~ to point out that aaw t. the time to plall for next J'e&r 11 r•placement ftoe:ks. And It'• just a'e plain that the only way to atay ahead of eompeti· tion, the> .oniJ wa.y to top the .ulkft' nd· b\lild the old bank aeaoun.t Ia to buy replaeement 1t.oclr: that j, flrat. In the lndusti'J ln all prof.t-making factor1. For Utla, ·we think our Nichola No. l2 Ia JOI»' beat bet on the female ~olde, and 10.u'U find that a peat lti!OJ b.tlrdh,eadtd poultrymen all •ver the U, 8. &i'l"tll with ut beeause they've tried Nicholo No. 12'a and &ltQ know fro• Lebi Go Shopping Dressed Turkey iD ea1oriet lee. He polnta out thlt ooe medIum •ized potato c:ont.alm only ! I * * * * Show &heduled For January 28 Detlon that potatoes are il m'OIIeOUI, IC· CordiDJ:: to County Aj:ent BlakaThe biib Five hundred of Ohio'• c:holceat 100 alotiet. Aa mOlt ltudeall market hoss, entered by about of nutrltlon will t.J.J you that 100 exhibitoNL, Wlll bold the spot· would be oab a miaor part of light at the 19M Ohio Spnng the average dally requin!meat Barrow show IJCbeduled for Febfor anyone. ruary 25 at t·h e fawgrounds in , London. 'Potatoes are blab in food val· Show o-fficials expect mort! ue, true " AYI Blakalee. They than 1,000 persons , includina l,f'~ an excellent .ource of vltafarmers and liv-estock.men.. packlllllll B and C, and of iron. caling company representatives, feed clum, and phoephonu, aod they manufacturer~> and others to at· contain ttarch which can be coD-tend. vertcd by the _h uman body Into • Blue ribbon wmners must also energy produoag su.p.n. ..But," Since he has been selling compete in a caroo"SS contest. Each adda Blatulee, ".t he high ealorie through the sales he hall been other exhibitor also has tbe opbwineaa coma. Wltb the butter or satldied that he was receiving pDrtunity to nominate one pig to sravy we.. all Uke 10 well on our the best posaible price for his cal the ca!'C'ass contest to ne how his ves and did not bave to worry type of animal measures up to Tbe uDiveraaJ appeal of potawbo was going to buy the calves the kmd t-he consumtU" prefers. CODA Purehases Holateln 24: FP lied for type. A COBA analyais A new Holstein sire has been indicates thia lire is lmprovina; toea bas led to a multitude of and when they were going to be Carcasses will be shown Feb. 29 in way1 of prepanng l.lld llling tbil 110ld. the coolen; of 8 Columbw packing purehased by the Central Obio udller 1hape and attachmentl. This buD's sire Is Clyde HillJ llnportlnt vel!letables. Coub in All Meigs County farm~rs pro- firm and at a luncheon meetina Breedine Auoel.atlon wbleb ter· dLJcing beef type calves are in· at the youth buildill( on the O.blo ves dairymen in this area. He it Kina: Fobea Paebe, an Euellent, every laod have c:onooeted their Clyde Hill Qulno Kiq Fobel Silver Medal Type Sire. A full owu apeclal Wlfl of fis:l.q pota. vited to avail themselves or thts State [a.irgrounds. sale service by consigning calves Klck.(]ff for the state's fourth formerly owned by L. A. Piquet •later of "Plebe" la Faonr Zuba: toel. 1boae Ideas have been carto th~ sales. Fw1her plans on aooual sprin.J ban-ow ahow pro- of East Aurora, New Yort aad Rock River, Excelleat, who wu ried from c:ounttr to country 1111the sale operations will be made gram will be an all Ohio Swine Handy Farms of Lancaater, New Dltional champion at HI and 18 W oae aa buy this eoD'lllll)fl on February 6th when Paul Baer b&nquet the evemtli of Febna.ary York. y~ara of age. TbiS: &reat cow 1a food Item ln a crut variety Gf and Roy Miller, the two M~igs 24 st :the London f.a.irgrounds. A "Quloo", wbo has been elasli- alto "Quino's" maternal p-and- preparationa DO lUlter where be aoea. County directors of the associa· representa:tive of tbe Ohio A&so- lied Very Good for type, haa 18 darn. lion will meet with the other dir- eia'tion of Meat Packers wiJl daugli&ers that have produced an average of 15,004 pOunds of mlJk lie is out of Clyde Hill Queen Obio farmen, laddetn&ll)', proeetors at Gallipolis. speak. The show Is spon3oo'ed by the and 582 pounds of fat. The 11 Fanay Tidy, who was classified. duce euelleat potatoe., but not Meigs County farmers will be Ohio Swine Breeders and Feeders damJ avera8ed 14.338 pounda of "Very Goo'd" and at 13 years of nearly .enoueh for tbe populatioa wise to buy and accept delivery Associatwn and supported by live mUk and IKK pounds of fa~ Tbls age produced 22.740 poundtl of Most pot.atoeJ grown In Ohio tre of their 19M fertilizer supplies stock market agencies, packers, givea an increase of daughters milk and 966 pounds of butter- of the Katahdin variety. Tbe tu· now, aCcording to Earl Jones. reed manufacturers and Uvestoek over their dama of 686 pounds of fat in 365 dara on three-times bfr~ are smoo&h an4 -roundilh, extension agronomist of Ohio equipment companies. All Ohio milk and .a pot~nda of butterfat. daily milking. Her total produe· with very little wute ilt kiteben State University. ho.g producers may compete. Per· ' "Quino's" daughters are Q(IW lion 11 200,691 poundtL of milt preparation. Other Jood. varietiea pr'odooed in thil date are tbe By ord~rlng fertilizer early, sons interested may obtain other in tbe proeeas of being dassi- and 7611.~ pounds of fat. -~-Jones points out, farmers can be information, entry forms and proHOLZII. HOSPITAL assured of having their supplies gram-s from their rounty Extenresdy for the spring crop season. sion oHica1. Atlmitted Wednesday: Nile• G. The extenaion agronomist says --------------PlckeD.II, Racine; Marvin W. M.arr early ordering is particularly adDALI HART, Rtporter ~nato project this year. Clifton. W. Va.; Mn.' ErDellt 11. visablc this year because of a The following Votatlonal Agri· ' Arthur Johnson reports he hA;ll shortage of railroad freight cars. culture students report their the , soil plowed for his corn pro- Ruth, Reedaville~ Howard Donohue, Ratine . If the shortage gets worse toFarming Program Project Boolu ject this year. up to date: Roland WoUe, EuBennie Newsome reports that ward sprmg, fertilizer factories · -- - - may nQt be able to get phosphate gene Sellers. Arthur Johnson. be has selected his hampshire and potash from the m•nes. Carl Wolfe, George Albert Ifill, gut and located his corn field . Bennie Newsome, Charles Han· Carl Wolfe reporu that he has Another 2dvantage of buying now, is that manufacturers have lng, Chark Grady, Jim Smith, selected his field for corn and more time lo cure and condition Ivan Powell, J 08cph Glenn, Law· field for tomatoes. His farming the plant food at\d farmers have renee Tbelss Charles Baker Ro- ~rogram Includes COrn 1A, togcr Beegle, john Pape and ' BIU cnatoes 0000, soil improveml!nt their choice of grade and amount Fe~t.ilize~ can be kept in prime Ohio is a key slate in providing Wingett. :_I,) acre, and Home Beautlfic.t· 1 condition tf stored properly on the nation with beef, veal, pork uon. • the farm , Jones says. He lists and lamb according to the Na- l Edward Chapman reports that . , these storage suggestions: tional Jive Stock and Meat he haa selected his production, , !lw~ln S~yrc rcpo~~s :r~ Keep fertililcr bags off the B ard and supplemen· . JCCta or t e year · ee 1improvement, 0 · ta · ts H'as 8 head, Feed· ground or off concrete floors . I ln a stallstica 1 summary re- . ry proJeC . prod uc ti on 1 herd .Management 22 h d 4 b t acre1 w toeea • Slorc fertUazer in a dry build·· ceived by the Agricultural Ex- proj~ts are : Sweet corn, 1 acre I ~r swme t 1 " • 2000 ing. . . . and pepper.!!, ;: acre. His im·l "" acres po a oes, oma s tens1on Servace pt Ohao State . j . tmd 5 acres corn For his lm· Stack bags on 2x4's nr cribbing Universitv in Columbus tbe Meat provement pro ect IS : Home t . is h h p F R above the floor .so fertilizer Board re.ports that Ohi~ is one Beautifleation. His supplemen· grovemBen pi~!~Jecti. eh as r' .. · project is test·ng .-.orne eau ·1 1 1ca· on, orne arm 1 won 'I soa k up mmstul'e and get of the top len states in tbe na- ta~ 'J sm'I · h d lumpy . . . Michael Powell reports that s op an so1 Improvement. He tton m numbers of meal ammala h h t d bls d . reports that he has secured his . ,· 5epar te brokefl bags Irom having over five million bead of e as se1ee e pro uction, f till l t d hi fi ld f toZ:a~:c a~d ~tato!s·' a:~ main pile.'f~~ fertilizer soaks hogs, pigs, cattle, calves, · sheep imP!ovement, and st:lpplcmentary up moisture. and lambs on its farms oa Jan- proJects. lDs production project h d hi • is 5000 tomatoes Ws Improve· as manure s potato field. Waid Foster reports tbat he uary 1st of this year. This ment project is 'Home Beautifi· amounts to 123 bead per square ti tar y pro- has selected 4. acres . of field . 8 1 lh ca on. IS supp emen · mil e, more lhan Iw1ce e nat- j t . l ti .1 corn and one galt for his producional average, ecG .lS er; Dng ~01 · lion project and for his improveIt ranks first in the country in h ~orge 1 ~n: ~~ rep~rts th,at ment projed soil .• , OPJ'ovcment, density of sheep and lamb num· e as se ec e •....., proJects or two acres. ' '" --· Ohio turtey rrowers. optlmiltlc over pro1pecU for a good P!'Odue- tlou ypn- abead, will open tlteir 19M pJOCiatn Aebedule W1th a \Vinu-t 14eettnc md Dce~d Tur· key abow lanuary 28 in Plumb Hall on the Ohio State Univeniiy campua. FiM quality ttukey• will be the order ot tbe day. Producen will enter their Jrirdt. in eompetlt•on for top prizel. .AmoDt ~ will be no. bert Van Houten U S. ~­ mmt. of ~e. wbo will di&ruu method~ uaed tn prepartn 11 turkey mtrPt nports, and M. G. u.e ~. ANNUAL Alll'ieultural Experiment Station who will pre- ;mt ~~ of Naearth wed with ea - . . of tuneya. A. W. :::;.~ wtllf ,pea ~o­ 011 or ': pcen•um IDa1'bt ~d a paeel will diacuu ~-:;: (If :&oaze and lat1:~ ----.:.:..=-=--,-------- DINNER MEETING MONDAY, FEB. 6th 8:00 PM AT THE Rocine High School Tic:keh $1.50 Cobbler, aad Chippewa, both CALL urly, aad S.balcl. a late potato COBA TICHNICIAN ltke KaWuUu. - · , ........... CID find tbra Obio &rown pota. toes in Ute market. packed in l>a10 olompotl U. 8. No. 1, Size A. &ACINE RT. 1 abe eo be cwta1n of ptting rea.1 PhoiU! 3191 Pomeroy, 0 value for ber mODey. 1 Oris Smith FFANEWS I 1 a ,, Green Clover 4-H Club Makes Plans For Future Meef lloll out of Bl<lllet au bntiter pntlia 'ttfs I bers, with 33 head per square mile, or a total of one million, 200 thousand head. Ohio is one of the Hi stales in the nation that produce 76 percent of aU the sheep and Jambs in the tOUR· try. The Buck_eye state is sixth In the nation m numbers of bogs and pigs, with two million, BOO thousand. It is one of &he nine Corn Belt states . that produce 71 ~ercent of all the bogs and pigs tn the country, according to the .Meat Board. 195ft He ha~ his plans and agree-- 6' FEED CO. Mlnt!J'IIvllle Dale Hart reporls that ht! a calf at five weeka old and $37.12 for it. He also that bis cow has pounds o£ milk between ber 26, 19!5>5 and January 18 • 1966. Eugene Sellers reports be baa sele<:ted the field for his corn project and has applied manure on the soil. . Roland Wolfe reports he has telected and measured the field for his bay project. menjt :om:he:. f~ productiOn 11 pro ec ~- e toma~oes, 150 l~ylng bene and 1~ chicks. Three luture mcettnR::i were Mated with Vantrelll or Indian HJa Improvement projects are planned when the Green Clover RlvfLr malta~ we think there Is no soil _imi pr~vement and Home 4-H Club met Thur1:1day nir;:'ht at ht ...r bird on \he market today. Beautif cation. the home of Kay Jenkinson with And moa& ot tht men •ho •re Davld Cleland reports that he Barbara Jones, the president, as makint' monev In the lndust.ry has selected bls Pi'oducUon, lm· apee. So wh.J not ftnd out for the assisting hostess. Mrs. James projvemtsent,Hiand Sud P~~ementary fOUI'Hifl • Brewington is counc11lor for the pro ec · s pro uc:u..~n proclub and they worked on aprons jecta are, tomatoes 400, and during the evening. Next Thur&· 1 8':I'e· His torn improvement day- & work meeting will be b llld projects 18 spraylna:. at the home of Cinda Morris; a Jobn Pape re~ be haa • VaJenline party will be on Feb. 9 , eured one Hampabke and ooe R at the home of Judy Sauer with Ohio is also among the top Hi Yor~blre gUt. H11 improvement OUBh a .4nnounce 11 skating party planned for Feb. states produclne 70 percent of all projects are Home Gardeni.DI;, A. New n -- ht 10. the cattle and calvea in the coun- Home Beautification, and Pasl.nM.I/J er Barbara Jones- was in charge of try-on the basis of W<!fght. Cpl. and Mnl. Ben Roush oi 1 ture lrDprovemeat. lteubelln&l~ Woodafleld the meetJng. The ·hostesses served Meat animal sales in OblO in . Roy Van Meter reports that he' Fort CamltbeU, Ky., are announand St. QairsvUJe, Ohio refreshments to Mrs. Brewmgton 1954-1955 amo ntM to lias meuured and manured his cine the birth of .a daughter on ~~~.,.,~,.,~-~=-~~~~'..~'"~dl_!'te~n~m-ember.s. _______ d r::ore field !Gr bia corn project. He Saturday, Janulll')' 21 in a hospl· than $l 000 000 u fS:~ inc::~ al~e ::~ that his beef eaH ~ at Ft. Campbell. 'Mn;. Roush rour pe~tent ol of Ohio is derived from the sale w~~vid Frl,::;n;!:;_,ts he has . Let~ ~rmteer Ruth Lieving of I ot meat animals-one of the 1 d ft ...... ou · bighest percentages 1 th ei'Joun- se ecte ve acres of field corn Paternal grudparents are Mr.: try n e and 3000 tomatoes for production and Mrs, Ben Roueb of West HOW DO YOU Sl!E and Home BeauLlflca· . umbia while maternal ~,.;,~~··· · projec:ll WilY I Wlllmll 10 l!ARtl Ucn for an improvement project. are Mr. and Mrs. ·.... HOW~ WRITe 1 Bill Wingett reP9rl.s that of Letart Route. h~s selected )lis field for Lavena Rainey d aweet corn. His farm is a great grandmother newcomer. Cpl. Roush ineludea: sweet corn 1A. helfer, and Home BeauUfication. on January 28 for 1 Mulberry Ave Charles Biker ond Roger Bee11in Germany. 1 Jc report tbat their sows for their sow and Utter projects have 1 been bred. MDDIL , Johnny Wlo,gett reports that he has sold his too broilers. He ha.!L selected his corn field lor 1955-1906 ~rop year. CHAIN lAW Bill Proc:tor reports that he hu selected hi& crops Ior this summer. These crops are 3000 1 . 2 Car Loado Of . tomatoes and 2MO peppers. He has not selected his field . Robert Johnson reportJ; that h~ !IMPORTED has selected this year's farmmg 1 DOMESTIC program. It will const•t of 2000 1 Order Early & Sovo t()matoes, 2·~ acre of potatoes Order Your Get What You want i and '4 acre of sweet cOrn. Jint Smith reports that he seWhen you want it. lected hts soil for his tomato rt.nd Today Aild Save. We Dave A J..a.ra:e potato pioJeetll. He reports that · .• GIVE :your dog a tuty treat! Master Mix . Save Mon By . be bas eompleted the ttudy on Seledlon On Hud . Orderla• FOB . II reol health proletltlon, too. It prowood.Workinf and· are working on Marlella the study of power tools. . SEE US TODAY! . '11id8 a wealth of nourfslnitent ln e..Uy Lawrence Theias uports he · digested form. Order a bag today •• , hal seleetfd biiJ corn ground. He reports that he has com.,leled availablt In 5, 25 or 50 pound ba~ the study on woodworking with hand tools and is wOrking on the !tudy of woodworklag with er tools. Cliarles Haning reporlf that he has been trylfil to locate his mato aDd corn crou~ for bi11 1\i.. projects lllh year. Your Cfart Grady report& he has DAIRY DBTBjiGEANT field aeleeted for his tomato Where Quallly Is .~aram••unt joel. dearae . Albert Hill reports · be _ . . _ _ ~q plowed lhe ooU ·for ~ . W. uperle. . . Ohio PLAN TO ATTEND MEIGS DAIRY SERVICE UNIT I htter order now! Fleming · 8:3ll ·C........tdo • • Q:ilO Dolllo" a Second .9;3P 'i'ho Vloo 10:1111 MIMI llld Albert 10:JQ !iQ'S . SUMMER 1956 - - - - - - - - - - _____.:_ _ ___;P:..,:o~ge Three_ _ ___ , The value of the sales was pointed out by one producer from· a neighboring county who stated that before the sales he always had a problem of which buyer to sell to because they all offered different prices, they all gave different statements about the animals bein g too large, too amaH. too fat or too poor. After he had made a sale he always wondered if he was •·skinned'' or not. LivestockIs B1·g Busrn·ess In Th•IS state WCHS-TV Chatutel8 cltte'• and NOT to Pom,eroY to aMP:, ao It I& xour own loyal cl.ls tomehi Wtio tre so seriOusly af· ~thootl ' 1:3Q c-IU'l !IL-k U.A. cllfh ot 10.....!". .• 1 11:10 TRUE, , Ul>t Maay breeders ln Me.ies County are now cdjustina: tbelr breed· lq IK!hedul~s IO that the calves Will be bora aa lOOn after JanIIII'Y lit u poaslble. That means tbe.n tbat the breeding aea.son abould st.arl the lut of March or early Aprll in order to get early calves. Empba&ia for tbe 19M sales wW be plac:ed on quality. By the 1lie of field lnspection and eneouractag more farmers to castrite and dehorn calves it ls boped tc make a better sale botb for . the prcdueera and for tbe buy· eJ'I, If farmers need a.sslstance GD either Q{ these operations they are invited to contact uy of the d~ of tbe assoeiation or the sale yards or the Ex· t'tULion · Agents. .,.... - 10:~ ~ ~~ m~~I.J t·;r-1 I.Jf.L: !I:~t ~,l 19. Century [lt.:.tll Ul hU ~ 11111 plant r.Ju tj~,.;-Ju H 20. Put UUI ,i l~ l: l IU'mt•Jl I Into [i! JIJI·Jl J t,jU l'Jt tlJ Codf lG.iLf..J lJLJ~!!: 22. Spread craaa -v....... , •• - · · to l'f C. E. ILAKESLII, County Aerl~ultvr•l A,ent Mel&• County fanners are ur· 1ed to plan production of their talvet for 1all7 for the feeder ealf u.les whleb are planned to be held in this area. One of the problems In the productlon of feeder talves 11 to have t hem born euly enough ao they are luftleient size to have the weight .and quality that buyers desire at Nle time. li:QO lJt1 t H!! wotlon .. uo Spring Barrow Show Planned Meigs Farmers Urged To Plan On February 25 Production Of Feeder Calves WQt•e N-ID Flll'Dlilll! f \O'QO rear. 47. Unlvenlty 1.1ndt~ I "!!I fh<n DAILY CROSSWORD Cllke '!Jlno..• ?:+ft News Caravan . s:bo trUth or Co~sequ~B:eu ~; 10 Waterfront 8:00 BiJ §toey 81•1• Hl:OO CaVatC"\~e ol Sporf:s t0:-43 Red Bii'H!er's Corner 11:00 News Headlines SubEt'ription ralts· DelivfN')' by nrrlei where available 30. ccah per week: one year in advanee at Tl)e Qatly Sentinel offLce. $HUO; SlJ: months, $'7.90; three months, $3.90. By motor route wherfl! available : one month, $1 . By mall one year $8; six months, $4.21J; thre-e inonths, $2.50; one month, 51. wa.< &Ye 6:f0 N'ews, Picture 6:55 LeA Ptul & iltry Ford '7 :00 Life of 'Riley f"he Dolly Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleport, Ohic. The Sign Of Quality Order Your · Hatcheries SEED AND t:e Fertilizer NOW SUGARRUN FLOURMILL co. MEIGS 2MG I ORDER YOUR FIELD SEEDS PHONE Ill POMEROY, Om<t CO-OP HERE HOW! I . COME IH TODAY "Completely New" Boler TWINE AND SEE THE HEW UHICO EARLY Wonder Wash Twins Automatic Washer Fertiliser $199.00 Automatic: Dryer $139.00 . WE ARE YOUR SEED HEADQUARTERS OF SOUTHIASTERN OHIO Dogs like it!- IJocbUraer MEIGS Equipment Company SEE US FOR SEED Heeds Phone 98 ·, .. . ' ' STORE SPECIAL NEXT WEEK KLEER-MOR 911l. con $1.80 STORE NEXT WIIK ZO% SUPE& Don't Toke Less Than The Best LAYING IIIIJ,.ETS ·$4.55 Potneroy, Ohio .I . \ �· The Oo1lY - ~entmel, · 'd PomernuJw1.1d leport, '· '":r:'n' Oh MoonBeams lo . Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald Gmt<>, Supt. and Matron of tho Ml>iiS . c-oun-ty CM1dren·s Home- s pPot the tl' tl.le bts detense on the big boy : weekend at tbelr urm hetl:'. The Pomtroy Pant hen fl'l t~ with t-.e hope that bis three big I 'Mrs Anna Shenefield and ~tl ·s. thankles! task at stoppl1lJ btg boys wlll be able to out-rebound 1J ·0 Rush of ColumiJtiJ<, spent -' JlJhD Milhoan tonl~ht when !!lames ~l KardWire mbve to -.qittdn one I!IBme or tint Wuce in the See · Ghd -ha:)f of the tough City Bowlm.g l.et:gtMI. The -cbtrks had another good series as they rolled gatnes- of 970, 657 and 9:n for a gpo.d 2758 total. SlltitS ib Ule Jut three fr<~ ~nes rost Ula Chk:ks a 1000 game in thitr fltJt Ua~. as they ·h&d no less eight !~)lib in tht gam e with ollly lwo mi..\.ses . Pllul Cllffdrd was high With MO ~ j:am·es Of 192. 1i2 and 200. fllnk MeMhini ami B.il~ Ho.>v:~t\cr 11oHi· hat\ Ml. Mmrbini h ~d 177, 204 nnt.l IRO for hi ·· lntal. ~ot1"1ile Jlovnttt>r hall 2.12 . 181 :wd 178. Bob Lotlk~ a~d t:1 i ff fhu·hm wtre ~~both 0\'r..· 500 with 1 1•11k., hi1· ~ !s2B an(l nll·h! n 5rlB Hush Kroc:l el wa~ hi ~h f(• r th ,· \1•o;ers wh~ a nirt• 621 ~e: 1r.·~ r n : :1nW$ of H2 :no nnd t93. ' • : ,John'Milhoan·Leads ., '' WttK£S'VllLE On Pomeroy Fl.Ve I - - - - - - · - - · -- -. On Sports I the- Ihim and keep him m1.·ay I • !rom .,.:_____:__.::.:::::..::._::::::::::::::.:....:....- locall meet the undefeated Galli- the basket Th~ rest of the Gal· polts Blue Devil" on the Ga~lla l lifl~lla tea~ ha'sn't been too r,o- guards. For _Nel~.o~ville .coach court . The Dtvils ¥Jill be got~i ! tenllul ln scoring , and Stan ey Lowell Cole WLil . ~oo.art Gar!< Sohafter win number 44 ln a row m feels that if he <'an stop Mil· yer aPd Ed Keating at . the for· I 678 690 tl87 200~ trolft Pt . Plea- Total --• - fr iday, January 27, 19S6 , . , . .• .. • , · · · ··· Pattthers Battle Blue Devils Tonight • ' · SEO competition. hoan that he has an excellent wardi wlth Bob ,McQuaid at ~rn· Meanwhile, the revita!iwd ~hance ' of pulling an upset. te.r . Bob Young and Wayne Dn:r.n Middleport Yellow Jackets ~11l Pomeroy will upcn with Brown Will be at the guards. GHrOatleSU_M __ BAKER!SIB 179 148 445 ment table. Re!resbmtn ts •er on plat.f unttrf'd with il red Jaee hear1 Host('SS('s for th e evennll were Vrs. Huold Smith, Kr•. Orville Well , ~ts. J M Thomton, Mrs . .Fr1nk Fuut~ and Mrs. Ra}-mond H;;i;~~''h~.· Ar~"Ved HW t'r!ll day ~ with I he ROY S\!"D\\' ~· ballih fe.miiy. Jimmie ~ Wood!i ~J1at.roned ;~t Ft. Knox, Ky., visited hls pere-nt ~. Mr. 11 nc.l Mn1. Jaw".s Woods. The Home Demonsn·at io-n a:roup met ~t the home or }{rs. Joe Strona:. Ml's. Leona Calvin wag 1n charge of Jh& projram. Mr. and Mr ... Jacob Shilling and so ns of M i ddlepo~ spent the week end w1th their Pllrenls, :.tr. and MI'll. Wm Spires and Mr. Etnd Mrs. John Shillmg. Pasl ChirL~ Club met at the homfl of Mrs. Eugene Campbell. Smitlt 119 Hl2 221 D SChilling __ 128 lt:IO 129 417 entertain a good Nelsonville and Hawthorne at while the forwards, Hound quintet on the Jacket Andrews at center Sheridan J. Sehilline: __ ill 126 237 court and will he out to make 1t and Buffington will be ut the Sisson __ !81 16B 155 504 two. ~Ins in a row in S~:O com · guards. Gallipoli.., will h&VIIll Woods ..... __ 155 lt58 323 petlhon. Cumpbdl and Thomas at the for· Handlcap ----- 25 10 35 In other SEO games. Alhcng wards. Milhoan at center, while Tote! 682 774 726 2182 l will entertain Ja('kson. and Lo· \ Venters and Rees will be at the liiSERTY RI!STAURAN1' gan wUI play host to Yll•llst on I guards. lnQ;els 144 171 160 472 Middleport will be seeking reLucalty Harrisonville will enter· 1 Old Crow -201 85 148 534 tain Waterloo. Eastt.>rn anQ Ravt•nge over an earlier 75-60 deR. Davis ... 114 149 1!53 416 cine Will tneet on the Poiberoy feat handed thein by the Hoq.nd.s Matth"ew~ ----- 190 177 127 494: . floor, and Wahoma will play ho!!t on the NelsOnville Ooor. With , Menchlm . 116 HlO teo tD Ravenswood. \ high scoring Bob M~K'Jnney leadUandlcap * 8 8 8 24 . . Galll~olis . def~ated. :Poml'rO)' ing the way the Jackets MPe to Total '770 850 75e 2376 S0-39 tn the fu·st tneetmg of the ' stop the big boys or the H'ounds. IIOMilOY SIKTINEL two clubs as the Pan1hers gave 1 Coach John Parsons wit) start CUffof'd _- _ \61 22tl 17a 559 How is your car taking the winter? the DeVils a battle all the way MeKinney and Morris at the for· Gra!so 1•6 16!5 217 528 In this game Milhoan was held wards, Baker at center, and Ho1-fo-rak ___ 123 12!.\ 137 38~ Belier play sal• and let us check ..• to 27 points, his second loweS1 vatter nnd Bowles will be at the Chisler t5a 14!.\ 163 461 total of the se11son. nrues~r 161 137 167 46~ Mllhean hes bHn going greet t lUIIIICAliGN Total 744 7!l7 887 2300 1uns lately. Tuescl•y night he INDUSTRIAL lEAGUE tet • new SEO rKord by scor· • 11ANSMISSION MIN"! Cit~( New Y'~k Clol'hrng Hou~e won lng 63 polntt a1alnst Logen to BY UNITED PltiSS ~T. HARDWAlE the n 1 ·~ hatr of the Industrial outscore the •ntlre Lotlh t . .m Drake 79 Br!l'dley 73 Ca'rk 192 185 177 !5M Lcaa:ue whicll endetl Thu!·sday, t WHEEl BALANCE lnd he now is evereglnt 37.2 Temple 108 Delaware 81 • · Cruiclwi!wnlt 178 157 l"Rt ~'1.9 Jan . 19. Hank Clutworthy, c-a p· ,aints .,.r cantHt with •10 Niagar8 80 Duquesne 51 CJJtrWon ---· _159 140 H8 t37 "lain M th• Ns York team f'nded t SlEEitNG WIIIEL points scored. He also hu bMn St. FrancB Bkn . 81 Seton Hall 78 Nibert . _- ~ _-. 166 148 182 4Qi t-tr8 ffrst half with th~> beat aver averetlnst aver 75 rebounds Tenne.ssee Tech 84 E. Tennessee ddl: ______ 212 2Hl 1!'1 621 iK.:= or all bowlers or 50 per cent per game. · · 79 f>rive in for a bumper al _____ R07 946 81J 26$!8 or moNL carne!'! H't~-> a~era.~~:e was NatUrally Coach Charlie . Stan·\ Gem:~oklwn D. c., 70 Boll&nnine to •ump., dJeck -upP OW'S CMitKS 1116 Cor 50 game.~ rnlled. Robin · ley or the Panthers will concen· M' rrotd . --- . 192 182 20fJ 580 :.on's i.pumlry had high team aver· Emporia St. 102 Kansas City 74 lffnchil\i . _. . 177 2il4 190 571 :rge of 2.341 for 1htl'c tames. llflvattcr ___ . _ 212 Hit 178 ~71 FINAL STANDING$ burbln -·---·- 2Ja 141 1!55 508 Pfnt Round Wen Lott Llttks _______ 177 149 202 5:3 New YorK C1othin~ 31 20 ofttat __ __ .. 8'70 857 931 2'158 Jtlom~roy Motor Co. 28 23 The Phillies signed pitcher- Her. f.l Coates became the (irs\ Ia'- Pomeroy UQns Club . 27 24 · BY UNITED PRESI BY UNITED PRESS 0'1 bowler to pick up th e tougll A.oh!Mdn's Laundry 24 27 The Yankees fear the Cleveland man W~hmeier who had a 10-l:l NEW YORK-Sunnyside Garden tfg Four ~lit as 'l1e carne tht'0\1.ch H. & R Firestone 22 29 Indians more rt.aht nGw but -a hQst record la.t yea;, and rook1c second bageman Ben 1'ompkin~. who -Sid Peaks, 2!811-t, Charlestown, fl'l TueRday night i-n th~ C1ty Lea· No Name Team 21 30 o! young players comlng up could hit . 2~1 for Syracuse. Ind., ouipolnted Emie Cab, 203Vz p rollipg wlt·h BlaM.tnnr Bui-eks Tht!!l second round siarl.rd on make the BGatofl Red Sox "'l"he The Pirates s.ignc.d 33 :t.-·cnr old Ronnoke, Va ., B. 10 pick up tile practicalh' lmpfJI· Jan. 26th with 1h.e ~me teams American League team of the fu· pitcher Max Sur·kant who had a TllOY, Ohio---L. C. Morgan, 13fl shMe ...,..C.\0 sp1tt . Coatoo will n- parUelpMin~t. Wimwr of thC' ~er· United Preu Sporls 'writer lure." 7-14 rt'cord, and roo.>kie pitcher Dayton, 0, stopped Noel Humaefve H ann patch from tbe ond 'half will play thco Now York YOUR DOI>GE-PLYMOUTH DEALER CHlCAGO UP-Big Ten bas1'hnt's the official YankP.e "parJack ·McM-ahan. dr~f:cd by th_e phreys .• 13t , Charleston, w. v~.. 3. 1 A.rnmcan Bowling C01'1Kf'eM fGr Clollrln~ Rot19e for the tillc "f!Tt Your Dodge-Piymoutli Dealer . ketball competition slacks off Sal· ty line.'' is~ued t-oday by Yanlroe EASl ST. LOUIS, Jll.- VJrgil the feat. He piclt:ed it up _by htt- vlding the New Yr.rk t~am doesn'l urday with only two giUiles on the General Manager GeM"ge W~i~~­ Pirates a£.1er comp!llng a .2fi2 Corner MUI and Seeond St Middleport, Ohio eEtrned run average for Birming· Akins. 149, St Louis, "topped Mlel tif!g Ore 4-6 pins, and havm g one ~peat. program invoMna: three second And Weiss, ~he man who made tht' ham. 13nrkrr. 145. Austin , Tex .. 8. -of the plnll C'.Q)ne orr lhe rl'!at C!IJ&- POMEROY LIONS CLUB division 't eams . but league lead- New York farm sy~em produce hicm to get t·hr oUwr ,Ins Coa1.oll _ 1RQ 144 166 4!1fl ing Illinois returns to the Ooor all those stars year after year. Coates now h:1~ the c!istlnct~on T h 1:10 1a1 130 42fl againf>t. nGn-conferonee opposi· sounrlcd grmuinely wurned when ()f buing l}l(' only howlet In rn<"k T~cr:l·~ - 180 149 174 i'in" tion after a seme.der examination he talked about the yount Rf"'rl ... 'Ctp both tlle 'Rig f'<Rit and :rliD tht' And \25 134 lfifl 42!'i. lweak. Sox. '1·10 nt 1.be lOC!al D-1\ey-". Re pl~'k · w. erson · 11'10 lft!l 20:1 5111 The 1llinl. once beat('n in 11 ''They mny be the ones fot• nq ed .u p th@ '1-lri laat year In • )(j~. O'B~~cn ·-- --· 7Q9 733 839 2371 games and th.en by only one ]lolnt to bo afraid•of tor years to cnm'~,'' ~ Doublea !ourney. No one else NO NAME TEAM tangle with DePaul In the h11ad- Weiss admitted. "It Is a que91inn fllw picked up f-it-her 11plit. Sonsbury _ i57 116 128 401 lin(• game of the weekend <ln the or whct·h cr ..thev ar(' Quite reudy it in 1956. and as of now ..... co\J!..,'( ~('hnm· 14ll lflfl u:-J 427 Chicago Studium double header to ,I'd have to figure Cleveland as ft~C ENGINEERS ~milh 134 IM llil ::IA1 cart!. Illinoi<~. whieh beal the Blut' more {lan~Elrous with those two son _ _ .. H7 172 188 48i'i '~"nnnal<l 100 !itS 141 371\ 11 97 -70 was an voung pitchl'r~. 1Tt•rb Score nnd )\.tl\e)' 113 141 164 418 'T' ~ · v k"haro,· 11 5 ?00 1~7 4!'i" Demons eurlier. Nnrleski, cl.:!velo:plng into W ,. 162 1!0 142 -4?4 lhnrlit"ap 511 M Ml 1!'~ 1 ' eight polnt favorite -to rc'Peat the Ruy \ft,tlon·-~-1~2 147 1~2 4~1 ,..,.,; r,t 704 Rl)l 684 2\W~ victory. real aces. The ·t wo conference R:nmes on "But Boston has t·he :stTon~est ~\in - --~~ . 1.::1 q'T 1&1 (t41 or,Rt"'lt'\N'S LAl:JNORY krt<"k lin ~ or anv of our rival,," •i1 . ~'71\'7 7~7 827 23511 C: .. ~,.nh'h 1~'7 184 1M _.no 'he program wcTe Obio Stal" · cdllo IT. MAIIKIT ~""'l11•·k 1?0 . 1" 0 MlchiA"a·n State ;:~nd Norrhwestt'lrn WP\~~ continu('d "ThEW iJiavc fine t'INr+it ·--·· 1M ,'M 148 4"~ "<~' A-no1f'!" ~m 1 141 1M HHl ~w· ot Minn r·s ota. The lul\er hattie will ., .. n•nActs develnp1nll on their l>avh 141\ 1!'ill 1?1 49" ... ;n n~o to':l tt~..t !':,.,~' be on th e national television net- tq-rms anti !i!'OOd 'plavers comin• Ro\llm 140 1!\4 117 411 ,...,.,,.,Mr 1/HJ l!'i~ I?~ liM work In the afternoon and pits ,,,.,..lt" to tbPm after havinA: been in tAfiVIng 15A 161 174 4M " 1; '"" 11 " t~!'i t~? "r." the Big Ten's eighth place te·am 'Tiilitarv service." Mlteb __ __ _ _ 97 208 ~mo; '!'.,, •• 1 ..,.,~:~ R?JJ 7Rl 2~!'\" MlnnerJot.a, against the last place Oaacl Nawt For F•ns K:loet11 1?.2 J?? '"' ._ R FIRESTt"'~R team, Northwe!rl('rn . Whllll W~:~i~'l' prediction lOtlV }fa,dleap ____ :15 ::til ~~ H'·: q~ ; t,,. t4':1 1?R 1A~ o~o;1 Mllnnegota, winner over Indiana <"h<~o:·w RAd Sox. t.bel'l! wa s .£01}(t· r. TriR1 '1'0 '7"3 801 229~ n n~<><rrrtv ll)!'i 14? 1!'i1 ot?ro m conference play while loMin!l to n••w 11 r•n orosp~ts tnrlav foT fan11 · MWW VOI.K CINTa&l W····nlt.. ?10 Hi~ 1 '~4 ~(II\ "Michlgan, Iowa and Mlchitan ... r • hP K11 m111 s Citv Art'hl~tlt:s. Ne-w J'oblllt.on HI?: 1M 11A 4Afl l' •,,.t•lrril!hl t~R 1'11 1M 4R? Sfnte was n 11 point favorite to Vfl.-\1; r.ianl.<L and Chil~u·o Cq~. A,)l4'>jUWOr1.h 117 142 10fl; :lfl7 ~, ,.,. ,..,.. 14R 1~1 l'l'? 4R0 hant.l thl' Wlldeat.s t"heir fifth Fl'om s~n .Yuan. Puerto R\to;, I ! ~>~m .. •llnri11'ha~ Vir Power n{ ·tbfl ~ .t .: Youna: --·· _ 1\fl 111 14R ::'!A.!\ H·•nolirflJ) 2?. 1R 1R !\4 ~trnia;:ht Big Tan defut. Ohin State, ruled u four point. .., 'q ha" hi'Pn nff'iciallv aechlm~it ' Maleckv I 38 _ 14rl,....c.:._. 117 400____ Tnl nI '---"-'_;,_ _ _ · -'782 7R4 '7!l4 :>.ltRO undt>rdog til the Spartan&. WR~ hqftin!1' tol!nmolon of f11P. PuP#I'I I h<" only club with better tha!J a Rlr 11 n Win'"'" 1.~fl·(tUP. with 11 ::!!lA GOD record in Big Ten play. 'fhe RV.1>1'1)11P. (nr fhll CaU"IIr\• crub An•1 Buckeyes, paced hy the loop's top •"h~t ,.itrht..hRn~Md nltl"l'ler St"V" scorer, Robin Freemon . have won ll1•hlk whflm thl'! (';1R 1rht ttr- 11 -ttfl(l lhree and lo.st two with frf'emnn t .. run t.h.r, Psl"ific Cnu:CII: Y.l'll.ll"" . nvcroginl 30.0 P"'"'' pee game . '"" ''" tori uli<hor ,.Hh 14 win• .a th Tht Buckeye lo~s!'s were to 1 n•l thl"f'" ln~~P.c:. . ly CHAitLIS IUDLIY of hf'r ski poles anu wore c towa and Purdue whiiC~ Ohio State An•l thM"" Wit'-~ a T"'ttnrt tkR• Unat.d ~... Sport• Wrlt.r same hoots that brought her 8 beut Michignn. Wlsconsin anj •.,;,.~ ""'"'"'man Dnn Mm~t. wbom ltBI J UP-5lder dm~ble thamplonahlp at Oslo in Northwestern . Mirhll{!ln Statt", '"'"'" f' 11 h., nh*•ln-t fmm 'fl'l~ wrn-M CONTINA. Alldrea Mead Lawrence, deft!nd- 19e2. wlth the longue's ~t-con d top $\COr· ... ~u1 mnlon "R"nnlrlvn ~(!"J'ol'jll in lq ehampton In the women' 1 ''I hAW' no ldu," she replied or, Julius M('Coy; wllh a 26.0 'h" ..t., 11 1 n 11,., ~p.nt Rltn90ffi'.f,.).kS4ffl lltnFII•lom but !.l "dork horae", Whl"'n asked whom s~e tboug:bt average, has defeated Minnesota •o th"' n~nntr~. lVH!; bt•,.n nn" n'- "I. Df~•h•, maku a bid for would win the event. -rhc com· and Iowa while l'llsin,.. to Indiana, 1 t•• On 1111 · · ~· 1 · lint 101•u me\UII •·1 tod1Y pet ltl on I8 80 r nod from 10 many Purduo ond Dllnois. • •"" t"n nl<~v,.,.., n ""' m e Aa)e'le1•1 n.,...uhlll' WlnlPt T.c-a.,tf!. "f'hl~ " ~ w\Ue l:tthet' U. S. bop~fu11 also QuRrtcn I ('Ouldn't ma'ke any Michigan State must rely en ..,.,,ot WM vlv~>n tbA Cn'h- In Cble~·· , bQ!.'l.compeUUon ln three otht!r predlcUon.<~'' team play /o 1J'hlp tbe Buckeyes •"n tw "P'"ll"t "Ran-v Chl'fl: r~~~ ~'·,eve et tht Winter Otympac h Mrs I Lawrence l t !11wll1 t.!a defend "' t'he Spartans have onlv "•Coy "l""nll,.•l Hnn1c: 10 thP hlfi!.<Lt h1111._", T11fl % 0 er en· .hllfh in the lht Gf lndlvldua·J stor- , ,.v,.,. 1111 ,1f (lllt!l'ilfll nr ,. ,_!W l-.)c, '••· Glimes. er tit e aa:a 1\l The women'• , .1 ant slalom and trants (rom countrl•The nexl Spartan scorer wa11 H · · ll"Ue I tna: SO·11. '11 orneIer Th e 01ymp( I G am01 1....... ~~ of · erl. 11n~ . .T•"1t;,. """R1 "~ " .,. tbt rMtt'• "-n"' Duane P£-~er.aon, 40th with Jn 'nRM"M,..... ~lon1nM 111 D~~~ ......,,. , (': erou-eount.ry 1kl race lnvoh'ed flclally Thuraday wltb two hOj_k· eight point per game mark. ""'" "A•Uimwe Orlnl~><~ Phl\rtrlto1tbe onlJ two aold medal~~; actual· ey matches. In thMn, Clftlql, Ohkl State has three p\s.yers tn 1 l)' It atlke today but the \.\UI· paced by JerrJ ThelMrlt'l t"!!e· !·he leading 23 s<"oren and four In ,h\a PhllliM. anrt Plthlmrl!h 'P . tlau and Plnlll are expected to goal "hat trl~k," defetttd ver- the rint J 6 . "~~tr~ 1'eDOTted artian ln the Jign· monOJK!l~ the latter event. many 4·0, and Itely came from in"~ dPnnrtment . Ap,.fr\ciln ebanc,. were 1ome- behind to tie Alllitrla, 2-J. ThPI 01'\nle.o; llilttt.-11 nnHI,..lMf' ' what brllhter h1 two other evenU Bd even as the hockey match· Basketball Pep Rally n~v,.. l'nnr>, who batterl ?AR fnT pn today'• proa:ram-tbe flrat es were talc\nJ plac:e, a red-hot Held At Middleport "h" lrtt\iAnu la.st v.-A" a~r1 ttt~n 'and sMond heat• ol tbfl two-man squabble WEI!> takln. plact be· ""'"·""""'rl o" to .24ft when ht' wa• ,._ lla- About Naw boblhld eompetltlon and a boekey hind the .eenes over the "seedMiddleport hLgh Khool 9tudenh t .. Afillrl 1o the Orioles. 'H TUk•IIOIOa TruOkl! came Mtw~q the U. S. and lng" of competitllrl In the men's brlieve that pep !leaslons really - - All ' t l -.Miolllon for ....., ..,...., A ouper•ellklent. 1llort· Czeeboi!Olddl. tiant slalom skl raee, scheduled pay oU tor they bad a pep rally , ~ Shon-SI•ok• V8 ''" ....., . Tht Ollli other events oehOd· lor Sunday. Tuesday •rternoon for their WeM· OVI Modtll • Mare tt.rirfvt · Volvll-fn· stroke V8 for ....,. moHII Hlahel' ,._,...., higher comprwolion 6'ol 'Uitd itre h~tL)' tames between lc•l•nd Walkl Ot~t ly assembly program and that ~H.od Sl:as • An Automatic DrM for N_, ......... - l t y ! Co- 111 all tho • - things tl!at'll eM.. and Austrll, Italy attd The hcEited ariUment, In which same night won both the Var,, \ty Evert S.rles • t-lew PJ ....·SPMCI Syn-o G._ny, and RuAia afl.d Swe· American. Ruuian, French and and Reserve Rmmes. c:hro-Melh Tranmliuiont • Hlg.......,... whlllle down hcnolllll- elltl ollco your lOIIII k Pep talk.'! were g!Yftl bv 1he VenlUatlotl " Conc:toled SafetY St.ps den. , official• ot other natlona too Coac'bes John Parson~ and 'Charles AAA )(rt. Lawre_nce. t1 23-year-otd part, was climaxed when the ~of'Donald ond oheers were led by ,VVV . up to a hefty 19,SQO.Ib. G.V.W. t.w... Tim, Slattda~ ... Now '56 Chevrolet trucks brill!! you fresh, Fvnl:rional Work Styling. Jn.Otller of three ehlldren from deleaate from Iceland wslkcd 'l :!Then there's an automatM: ttanlaew power-a short..troke lor Panlw.U, Colo., wu the only Am· out or the me1 1Una: In disgust. .Jaue Harris. Gall Stumbo, Phyllis NEW YORK UP-Yosr;i llen-a, 1hVIdt!rd Jn t.CF. modetJ, Gil nhWrnisaion tor every series- a wider ltl'leatl &o win two gGid medall ln Tha ar11ument arose over the Stanley and Beverly Dunham . The the American Leane's most valu· every model, and hl~er compression eost opriO• Ill rUt orll•rt. tOptloiMI at pep hand, which -plays at the ~ge ol Hydra-Mallet models, plus U.. liM: winter aamea, but the fad that 21 skiers from 10 eoun· baske,ball <ames also added to ·a ble ph•yer, slgrred bir l~6 OOI!b ' 6'1 that pock a biggt;r power punch trXIrll rol4 M II ~ M!P of IIICHUh, ~'nnatlct, a now six-speed hoary.-ajority of expertt did net fi· tries were "seeded" the advln· tract today for apWoi!imaieiS'" than ever! pre her to beat favored 'Made- tr..j:!e of startlnR ~artiest ~' er the tlle enthusi~sm at th~~- :.\80,000 mating Nm the, highest duty automatic. And you can haul bigger loads! t-Ine Berthod or SwlUerland to- per!shable courae. The remaln· at jury members In Rusaian. priced catcher in the history ol Come in and look 'em overt 'J'heio IIOW Chevrolet 'lnlcks are ralod clt,Jo. lng field of 74 waa pt•actlcally "A shame. a shame," ho eried. basebEtll . · ·'\~.~, ,. lftl On Pol• CDfldemned to defeat In L!idvance Bob Sheehan llf Middlebury, Berra, who batted in lOS r~s "ArnJY" 11 eve't'Y· by reccivlng whatever was left Vt. , the u. S. wac h. was partlcu- \last .11easma, hit .272 and delivered ~~;,o:·,;.to ~~~~m~a~dYe her laet of the starting numbers. lar'y unhappy that only two of 27 homers, •aid ·h e "'~ot a )lood ~ on tht Vyac-hr!ilav ZachAvine, the lead- his boys--Ralph MHier of Han· raiso as uaual." ..I've totten a r'lBil eVtty year Delle To- er of the Rusllan ski team. be- over, N. H .. who drew the No. 1 women't came ~o angry tho~ only one of position, and Wallace Werner of "inee rv• been Wtf.b the Yankees" ( ~~~~=~:~~~- be held aoct his team of four :ot a · eboico Steamboat SpringS, Colo., wbo ·b.e decland. "And every year it ~ dolnl to. She placing that he 1Mv~d hl8 trans- wn teeded Jn the lith atartlna: ~Seems Uk~ Jt b ttjiller to ret tofllteJied to one lator allde and i.tli'i'ted athoutin& posltlon-m•~e the select eltcle. cetber Oft' 11\7 bi»Wict." ,. IRING YOUR BEST GIRL HERE ~~iii~·····-~-~~~~p;~~~~~;~~·- AT FOR DINNER i I ~ ~·· Sht11. 1M• CHit ~~"•· .tNMnt At• 4f.. wallel· MtVIct, Dur our "Where Fine FOOd IS A Tradition" MIDDLEPORT, OHlO College Basketball n. Tit,..... Obio after a s-hort Mr. and Mrs. and daughtef are on a ten business \rip to FlOrida . Mrs. E. S. Shott, been a guest or her Mrs. Lowell Probasco and Mrs. E. M. Wood was in umbus recently visiting her ter, Mrs. W. A . Gautier, who been sick. MAftTIN RISTAU RANT !\olloht eOolt ·, ... . . ~ill In New Prices On Gene~al Mr. and Mrs. E. T. b~:~!l were in Gallipolis on Thursday af~rnoon. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~ow Joe6 tc run w~en IJD_U ~o/J wa'l ? ... ' I ,_..Ad,•· at 0 OY 1 Pomeroy, Ohio - .Main St ., . ' I ' -•.,,"l,t'·t • ..... '··~ ~} /. .. . . . . .,. All-· ·=··~ . . . . -._ ·-'- ---·· 49.95 169.95 Deluxe G. E. DRYER $135 • t'fsade~ln~)-----­ .. Eatote (School Den1onstrotor I $319 Value • Y • Berra Jnks Wos69.95 (Still In GuiU'IUIIee) ..,.m, anything less Is an old·fashloned truck! •v,. C-3 WASHER Tuesday Canasta ·ctub:M<ikes Plans ·,llllough . an irm<illn!i · ole.etroDic: lallrwnent ~ed lhe - , /Hll<h.,®l Now thoro aro 111oto roatont than ovor why vs• Sweepers Bendix Automatic II lm'l oulllcloat lhal your watch keep good tiilie in cm.y abe poalUon. When you bring your watdt here to be ropa!tetl, •• cheek II Ill fivo pottitlp-nol by hcibglllg it on a ~d-but u• ' Sweepen SKILLETS- Was 19.95 ..... Now 17.95 All Small Appliances Reduced .. .lAOREL tllFF .GAS RANGE $169 95 USED TV's 17 inch To 21. inth. $75. up New Generel Electric TELEVISION American Woman• Skier Bids H Td FOr 01ymplc Onors 0 ay F'l,UIIJ;',e. General Electric General Electric ·• .~. $27.95 General Electric 69~95 ~ ...I - was 29.95 Was 89.95 New Chevrolet Task•Force Trucks for '56! Contract For was 17.85 R·1 . l 14.95 Electric MIXERS MOTOR. PARTS AND ACC~SSORUS Here They'~'A~e! Appliances General Electric MoPoR I GE STEAM IRONS WE USE League Leading TODAY'S SPORT PARADE Fight ~esults I Illini Tangle . With DePaul 1.191b ror &very Homt Or Auto IJ.-...By Tlw Yord Or By •tlliHIN 1\irlcttl DIJio a $b ..., ·I our tritcle'ut r.dt¥1 c:ulsii\11. You'll likt . r••IY WINTER DRIVING Ailto\D! M H .ond ... , .erl sh• kno~ the reelly r•t" In 4381 ,o R FIRESTONE FOAM RUBBER Whtn YOII wint M1d dine )'OUr favorit• th• $50 -·~ IIRTH A N - I D J>eborah FJaine, new of 'Mr. and Mrs. Jobn P. Columbus, iJ the peat granddaughter of 1. £ . local businessman. ne baby was born in 1 !C~I~;~: hoq>ltal on January ~ parenu are Mr. and ~ - Ward and the ~Nat mother 11 Jofr~. Iva Ward, umbua. 14 lneh Pl)rh:lble To 21 inch Consoles $119.95 To $149.95 HondR FIRESTONE Middleport, Ohio ' 19$1 t:ORD .......... 695.00 1951 PLYMOUTH .... 595.b0 VI Club ,....., cumH. llno. u .. lMolor _. Club Sed•"· Loc:•l awM(I cer J 7 - ~ .mil• ...,_.•. s.Otl"- o..a OtJMr ~ ll'-• ...... -1-ooJI Car. ' · Eva Bailty pttsi.ftd over t'be meetiDg and A goOd solid wr. L.ott .t ohN' ll"'iMfforfittoft 1ft thl• one-. 1953 PLYMOUTH .....995.00 1953 CHllYSl.IR .... I ~95.00 Club ....... $1Nttidlng Block flnloh ljllle Now· Windsor • door 2 tone IJ11• ftnhh. 1 LONI ~ Ntomltk trantt-, NICNOs .....,_,, Yti'Y eeocl rYW..r wry c:JNn Inside anti out. 1953 STUDEI,AK~R .. 1045.00 Comm~ncler VI Clut cOU.._ 2 :tone finish Verv nfcelr aqulpJMtd double l11a. INS ttret.. iott of _... and .-onomy end loOk •t '- IN'ic• TIN •w '*"" llftk ftiW, VwY t1IMiy .-:u1.... llocol·- · 1954 FORD ........ ti95.00 Custom11ne 2 door. BNutlful 2 taM finllh, l~sJttt tOIL Nght green body. bdfo, Heflltr -IIK1 illef, Tl,..s Ilk• n.w; Very d .. n lru.lct. •nd aut.... tbl• .... We hove a v!lry nil:e SELECTION of those beautiful new 1956 CHRYSLER end PLYMOUTH Cars in stock-It will pay you to see . .• us before you (leal-Liberal Terms MOTORS-:- AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE R·co. thdnk you letters \fere l*f·:ld from the Ath •tu State Hospital and the Boyg Industrial School at Lanc&~ter ftJr -Mifts sent them at Christmas. A eulturll p~m was pN>v.. n• ed by Alice Gilbert, alter wtr.l.t b refres-hmentll were 9ftVed by die b!KfesteJ. l.oui~ Thomp5on and MlldroG Well9. MAKE YOU WMthei' It loA-- REFRIGERAtOR, TV ,, CIOSLIY 255 hp De Soto to pace Indianapolis 500" 11 Indianapolis: A 255 honteP'"'"' 1956 De Soto bas been cbaoen to pace tbe ~h annual .~1 of the Indianapolis ' 1500'' mile race clasaic. For terrific creen light" get-away, nothin& in the medium price field even comes cloae t.o matching De Soto'o blazing high torque 01 ltJJMNJfl. The almost unbelieve.hle power eurp of DeSoto's sizzling 255 hp en- £1111> m.doo passing safer, easier. A Blisht nudp of the s.coalerat.Qr gets you by in a hurry. Come in and test drive the '56 DeSoto, it'~::. by far the most powerful car in the medium price fiehl. •• • • ~ lANCE LEGION AUTO SALES •' �• Page Six ,_ --· ' ·~ · · · - . , •• , ' 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ • • . • • • ., ..... ·~ , • ._ ' ' ' ape;; Frldoy, Jonuory 27, 1956 ,.,e Dailv Sentinel, Pomerov·MiddlePOrt. Ohb WANT ADS I LEGAL NOTICE Hart&n R. Bowles, 534 M.arbt Street, Newhall, CaiHorn1a ; Wade H . Howle.s, 209 EiJbth Street, Phoen1x, Arizona; Jenny .Fricl:e, l .3 4 North Sixth Street, Bannlnj:, l.."a iJforn la ; AvoneU Otis. Box 46 Muth, Oma:ha, Nebraska ; John E. 1Crt);S 6 , 616 Fourth Avenue, Eatt, I Newton, Iowa; Alta M. Jones, 124 West Eleventb Street, Sout•h , New· Lon, Iowa ; Dolar Cannon, Route No. 3, Cen.terviUe, Iowa ; John Cannon, 631 Rooaeveh, Plainfield, lnduma ; Floyd Cann-an, 1502 Pae~· ftc Highway, Hermosa Beach. C&h· . fornia; and Bruce Cannon, 1103Lfl: 1 North Third Avenue, EiSt Newton, Jow.a ; Henry Cross, . whose last known address wa.s Kimbal, Neb-raska; Darlene Yegge, whose last known addrf'..S.S was Kimbal, Nebraska ; Glenr .avere Cross, whose last known address was, Baxter, Iowa ; Izora Smith, whose last known -addre2iS was, Des Moines, Iowa; Veri Smith, whose last known adrh·ess was, Laumor. Iowa; Marie Gifford, wboR last known address wa.s, Harrisburg, Nebns· ka; Dora OLson, whose last known address was, HarrisburR, Nebras· ka; Harlan Cannon, whose la-st Ci ty, I known address was, Prarie Inwa ; George Wade Cannon, whose last known address was, I HARTFORD ANTIQUITY way of hie. He loved to work Otilo day fueol• of Mr. 111d Mrs. Byro• un-LI and famlly, Reedsville. with YOUnt people aod hil inter· 1 ~'~~• kl bo has est and admonition was always )ln. Lowell lkNLC ~ w . . ly VIRGINIA CAR\,.ETON ly Mltl. PlANK lUCK been iU f~ several weeb tS un· JUHLING McCLUNG WINS an lraplnlion to youq folk~ u SIGNAL HONOit well aa older onea for tbe hig~er Mrs . Jamea Webb and son, provlDi. Juhling MeCluDi, .!lon Of Mr. and nobl~ . tbiDJ! of . life. JeHrey Lee, arrh•ed fr_om Nor- .Mr. and Mr.s . Thomas Brn::h and and Mrs. A. K. MeClung, newt· He waa IC!lYe m all educatiOnal !o_lk, Va., to apend au weeks baby of Wa terford visited her paper ca.rTier reeenUy received w?rk. servan~ on numerous _com- With Mr. and Mra. Ralph Webb. parenll:i, Mr and Mrs. Frank Wal· a letter from the Ohio Newapap. . mltteet relating to educaUoni;l l Lei.Mt Fall!! and Mr . and Mra. lace, recently er A..!lsociation of Columbua, O., worlt of the atate. He was pres!· Herbert ~ose, l.ocal •. while h_e r iiiiiiiiiiiii that he had been di&tingu.labed dent of t~e _Mason County Te~ch·l hu11band u on duty iD the Caribas · being !!elected u a newspaper ers A.JiOC:Iation one term. 1 bean area. WE SELECT ONLY THE boy worthy of honorable mention He waa prominent as a public p ~rs . C. ~- ~:aln ant d~ught~ri VERY BEST Wltd in the Glenn L . Cox Newspaper servant, serving as Deputy Sher· y, ~p~n ,; .en Boy Achievement Award. iff, Deputy Assessor, Deputy 1 r .__an rs. an emshe1 an , Juhling, a _you~g bWiiness man County Clerk .11nd 1 Notary Pub- far:dt~y, Columbus. . 1 I in his own rJ.ght ts a most effi· lie of Mason County. For several d andht Mrs.D ~~I McAn~yre- 1 1 COllE SEE cJent newspaper carrier, giving years he wns an active member an aug er, e Y, Hunt tl8· I h1s customers CXei!llent aervice of the Muon County Farm Bur· ~n, we;eM We~~nd ~uests of THESE j at all times, regardl~.!IS of we.a. eau. Retiring from active teach· r. a'D rs. 1 son run ty. t~er . He ta~es real Interest tn ing a few year!l ago he spent the Recent guesl..!l of lllr. a nd Mrs. 1954 CHEVROL&T lei Air tHf•dl hili work friendly and courteous remainder of his lire at home in Edgar Sayre were, Mr. and Mrs. cl"n •• new In1ide A which acounts for his splendid Arbuckle District. Everett Sayre, Chesterhill. CHEVROLET 4 dr· p.,,or-1 !!Ucttss. R&H nk:•. j ~~~~~~~--~--. I I~ I, ) I :e; t 1N USED CARS ' d FORD VI Cudondine R&H I llltTHDAYS HONORED sh1rp. Mr . and Mr11. George Jame.!l en· 1951 CHIVROLET Club C..•po·l tertalned Sunday with a family dinner honorine the birthday!! 4 dr of thelr little son, BUUe and their little niece Betty Jo :John· Robert Bowie .!lon, whose birthdayi are on the same day. Guest& were Mr. and SENATE GOP teadere. Senatora Mrs. MerrHJ Johnson and child· Wilham it~. Knowland or Callren, Nicky, Merrilyn :and Betty fonua and Styles Brld.ges of Jo of Gallipolis, 0., Mr. and Mra. FARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS For rent-Electrie wallpaper New Hampshire, are reported w. T. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Nor· Oid you know you could save ~5% ateamer. Clinton Flahet, Mid· bolling mad over Secretary or C h man Wein and Mr. and Mrs. Emil or more on parts by hlvm.e; you. State Jotm Foster Dullts' nomtNewton, Iowa; Ca>rol astor, w o.se dl oport. Pb. 6~65-X.. 11-l ·tf 1 t k ddr as I•a Iowa · Knight. tractor englne o\lcrhaulcd h ~ __ _ _ _ _ nation or Robert Bowte to be as nown a ess w , • , , !ore March 1, 1956? Also ask Very desirable first floor APART· asSL!Itant aecretary. They acLetitia Leak, whose last known DAUGHTER ARRIVES about our special on patnlm ~ culle Dullea of f11.tling to adhere address was, Deli .Moine~. I-owa; MENT. Automatic gas furnace. Mr and Mrs. Ray Fields are and tuneup. Mei&s EqUJIJmenl to au agreement to consult Fern Zenor, whose last known ad· announcing the arrival of a dau· Call ti170.J. 12.:l.~· tt Co. Pllone 94. 1 3 'i8L ..: GOP 1eaders111p over appointdre.ss was, Ames, Iowa ; and Aura ghter at the Point Clinic, Pt. Tv.•o Jfurm5hed 4-Hoom APAB'f· ments, and they obJt>Ct to Bass, whose last known -addrcs.s Pleasant, Tuesday, January lOth. BRING YOU!< SHOES TO ItA.MENTS, new ftumture . UUhtil-' Buw1e, alrently a State departwas, Winterset, Iowa, who are The little miss ia their first CiNE SHOE SHOP AND SAVE P~lO. l..aU t:IO'W·l't"1. <S-~lo -tJ mcnt .mm, on grounds . or nun-rNident.<J of the State of Ohio child and has been named DeiJ. MONEY. HHf (lntenla!Wnl!l) and whoile pr~ent addresses can· tue. The Mother i.s t:1e former FURNISHED .\I'ARTMI!:N'I', 6 Jdeutugy. _ ___ . -~-----~-- ~ not, with rcuonable diligence, be Elzanna Johnson. room!! and garag~ With utili· a.sccrtained, .and the fGllowmg ATTINDS LAST RITES lies furmsbcd on Mechamc UIC I pel"SOns whose. addresses are Ull · Street. .furnace heat. t:an OC· Mr . and Mrs. J . M. Crump were 1955 BUICK Super . Two-ton e painl • known, Jennie Evaline Wolfe; in Southside Friday afternoon cupy at once. Call Ewmw radio & h(•ater, $:ttl95. Junmy F'reda Kathleen WoUe; Prose attending the la1t rites for Mr. More, 133, Pomeroy, Ohio, ior Parsons, MiddlepoJ"t. ~ - l5-4lc Cross; Carl CroS.!I; Clint Cross; Crump's .cousin M. C. Lewis, furtner , nfurmauon, 1-0·tf 1946 HUDSON 4·door, newly over· A discussion or the possibility Vina Cross; Clementine Cros.s; which was held at tbe Beech Hill Jn:iuled, good tire.'!, new ballery, -:-:-:--- ~ - of purchas1ng items for the kit· [ Bertha Cross, who are necessary Methodist Church. .$&). tiea li. A. Deem , ll.ac1 ne, ~ I J l:rnploymenT chen of the Ma"on Methodist parth$ to thi.oi act10n, will take no· J. M. Crump and Floyd McMil. Ohiu. 1·24<Hp ('hurt·h, which i~ being remod· tice t·h at Mattie M. Halliday filed lin were in Gallipolis, Wednesday Wanted clcd wa:o; held last · Thursday her petition in the Common Pleas Captain and · Mrs. John Calla· , 1963 CHI:<.:VROLET "210" Dclux - · - - · --~---~ when the Sunsh.inc Sunday court of Meigs County, Ohio, way of Henderson were · recent 4-door Sedan, $906. Hlacttnar'a, Middle-aged lady wr~nt~ ''cady School Class met at the home of Case Number 12382, alleging that l'isilors of Mr. and .Mrs. J. ".1\.1. PumeL"Oy, Ohio . l-~l·6tc work as housekeeJu>r. Depe"(l. Mrs. Ehu~beth Harris in Mason. shn is the .owner o( an undi\·ided Crump. able and experwnced . Wrilu Assisling Mrs. Harris .as ho~;t. onc.sixteenth, (1/16), interes t in J955 BlJICK Supt•r Riv1era Cou pe, , box Ubtl·X , % 'Jhe l.Jaily Sen· ""liscs fur the occalion were Mrs. the following described real e~· MILES CLIM&NT LEWIS $~BtJ5. Blal'l \nar'.o;, l'orneroy, l -"•·Hlc VirgLnia Wilson and Mrs. Ellen tate : tmel, P(}meroy. "' I "I at The sudden death of Miles OhLo . .., · c fo"ogl~.~ong Devoliuns were led PARCEL NO. 1 Clement Lewis at his hotl'e in 1954 DI<;SQTO Cu$tom V·S, 4·door by Mrs. Evelyn Proffitt. Situate in th.e Township of A, bucltle District la~t Wednesbt:dan, Sl7P!l. Hlacttnar '$ . I 'om · tLUI tlustness ~erviC~ Allending were Mrs. Lucille Scipio, County of Mieigs. and Stuh· day morning came as a .severe erny, Uhlo. J·:OI ·• · 6! c - - · -- - --·--~ Swn.ckhummcr,. Mrs. La Vera Yea· of Ohio, and more particularly des · shock cau~ing a prufound feel. ::-::'::-:--·-- ~- --~·- RADIO & TELEVlSION st:HVICE gcr, Mrs . Hilrta Weiss, Mrs .. _Joy· tribed as follows, to-wit : ing of sorrow to prevail through. 19:)5 .FORO Station Wagon, fully ~ , . ('e Ca t·son, Mrs. Emmft WILhamBf'ginninr, in the North line u( out Mason County where he was 2 eqn 1ppcd, $4l::JI:I5. Jimmy Par · ;~one °~-W C~l~n~t Ar.~ll~~~ son, Mrs. Evelyn ProffiJt, Mrs Sf'f'llnn 16, Town 7 and R.ange 14 well kn9wn and highly esteem. 800 ~, Middleport. 1·21·6tc · am ·· m Gladys Rdt)y, Mrs . .To Ann Green, of lhc Ohiu Company's Purchust• cd by everyone. 2 ore, ·Z3·t! _ ·- · - - - - - - - - Mrs. Jean Warner , Mrs. Geral 11:1 rnfls E; 1st or lh e Northwc~t He was born at Beech Hill, 195~ J'LYMOU'fll 2""i.loor, V·ti en · to'or rtlUabJe radio and TV reprur, fhnc Creer , Mrs. Audra Richard. corn <! r of said sactio u: them·c January 3U, 1874, son of William gme. Very mce, $l.5U5. J1n1m) c~:~U OOiU-J. We acrv1ce aU sun, Mrs . Janet Surface, Mrs. Soulh about 38 rod.> to lands Henry and Mali.!lsa Adeline Pauol'l.!!, Mu.ldJeport . 1·21-tltc makea. .SChmolls Appiumct, Gladys Thomas, Mrs. Lorena d N· derl hy A. stcvpn s In Philip (Morriston) Lewis. He was strie· ThO' .Sf'ntimcnt r.xpresscd by Mladlepon, Ohm. 11·27·ti Weiss, Mrs. Sarah Spencer, 1953 FORD Pickup. 11,000 ac ~t H 1 S Mrs · th . 11 11 111,, ., tht'nCl' Ea~t about 18 rod!! ken suddenly with a heart at. ·- - - - - - ~----- .J enn Lvons , "rs azt> mi • \II land1 (lecded by A Stevens lo tack and passed on early Wed· Henry W11dsworlh I.u n~fellow is miles. $11Y~. Jimmy Parsons, QUICK s.EHVICE on Watch 1\.e- Mrs . .h.Lnc Van h'i<>ter, Mts. Elell.· William Armstrong: th(!ncc. North morning. before the doc. a fitting tribute to Mr. Lewis: Middleport . l-21-6tc PJilrint~~ by Factor} Tralnudl nor Ewm~. Mrs . Emily Burgess, nho ut J8 r• J:!s ·to the North Jinf' or ncsday "Lives of great men all remind ~_.,;! lor arrivc1l at hl.s home. His pge us 1953 PONTIAC DL·I~)(- id~·_;;: wau:nmak.cr. CUl.Lt.NS ,li!;W.l'~· Ml's. VlrgJHi1l Wll;jun, and Mrs. snld .~edinn ; thence West ahoul wu .~ Bl )'Ntrs, 11 months ami 18 Sales 214 W. M•ln St. Service At Mtchlne Sho• WC' can make our lives 11ublimc dan, Blacttnar'as, LJ!:H.S, Pomeroy. Hl-l! Ehzahclh 11 18 rods tu the plucc of hcg1nning, POMEROV, OHIO . · . And, deparling, lQave behind OhiO . 1·21 ·6tl" ).FOREMAN & ABBOTT T.V. SE.U.- (21) ~eal Fstote c·onlaining allout 4 l/4 <HTCS, dnyfl. He wus educated in the Public i "'iiiili ,. , VJCI!: All ma.kea Hcpatred by i!:x more or !e... ~. Schools of the county, Summer q.._ 11104 f<'OilD 2-tnn lruck, 2 s~ pcrl 'l'echiUclaua. PllVnc ti:&M 'i · --·- ·--~·---~ PARCEL NO.2 .SchoolR, Glenville No-rmal School a:de, LW6, $1496. Blaettnar s, MIJdleport Situale in the 'l'ownS'hip of 6·lMf UNFURNISHED HOUSE ror ::>Ill«• and graduated from Marshall Pomeroy, Ohio. 1·21-0k • Complell'ly modern. Freshly ~--- -~ ..iAUJU Ill TR:~VI.SlON I:UWC.VJl:t painted. Ou Lincoln Helgbta Seipio, County of Meig~. a-nd Slate College. Early In life he began GMc 1.~~ lon PiC'kllp Tr111'k, Call 331J.M. Ohio, and more particularly teaching school and for over 11 .17.tt of 0 l"'huJw 200, t:lelA&Ild AwJuw.ct. de:-;cribed a.s follows, to·wit: $711!5. lilacttnur's, Pouu.•n•y, ,:,~.ore lUI \\>, Al.alll. ~t., t'umf.:luy Bc.,inntng at the Southwest cor· forty years was one of the out. J·2l ·tltC -'oi iJ "' standing anti most prominent cd· 5 \:; ucators in thi.!l county His 18 DOWNING ;::. Christian inrlucnce was Insurance Section 16, Town 7 and RanKe 14 mental in guiding hundreds .:Omplete WHEEL ALIGNMF..NT REFRIGERATION SALES AND INSURANCE AGENCY of the Ohio Company's Purchase boys and girls on the right balancing and brake service. SIRVICE and running West about 6 1/2 Haekett.!l' Safety Service, West Unmnt •c lind Cummerciuls. New Fir•. Automobile, Hulth rods to. land deeded by A. L. Sle· a tenant in common witll 1he MaiD Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 11110 used equipment. 7 yean; ACCIDENT vena to Philip Haning; thence above named defendants. Pboae 267. 6·5·tf rull ttmc experience. Life, c.. u•Uf •nd Bond• North about 19 l/2 rods to land The pray(lr of said petition i9 -----~ R. D. FIFE REFRIGERATION, deeded by A. Stevens toT. P. that the Oourt" .set off the plain · (9) For Sole Phone 6376·X, Middleport Kyke; thence East about 6 l/2 tiff's share of said real estate in Broker rods to I he Weot Uno ot William severalty and a partition thereof CHICKEN DINNERS $1.00 at the 1·27..:-!0tc - .. ·~·--·In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Armst.rong'.s land; thence South be made. Mt. Moriah Daptb:t Churth. 6134-M PHONES 6311 about 19 1/2 rods to .f:ho place of Main and l''ourth St., Middle · COMPLETE Inaurance ProtectJoa, The persons first above named J.1fe, Auto, Fire, P~Jlio. Call Don beginning, containing 3/4 o£ an will take notice that they have pOi'!, f"'rlflay, from 4 1'. M . to Mills, Middleport. ObJo, acrl', more or lesa. 6:30 P. M., dellvnrd in town . been m11de parties defendant to - -~-·Also all of Lot No. 9 in Dud· said petition and that the)' arc reSponsored by the mM of the I ley's odditlon to Pagevlllc, nco pi quired to answer the same on or Church . 1-26-21t" Here II Is The Car You've Alwan Wanled ........ AI Tbe PRICE You've Wmled To ---- .. - . what was deeded b,1o· A. L. Ste\·ens before the 24th day of Man:b, 51Uconlu with Wtmtt•t.I- Middlcaged Judy to do to Philip Haning, being one·balf 19116. Pay, Yes, Now Is The Time To Buy And We've Got Just Tile For You, VIlli Our Lo& World's fint>sl car houM~work in home for ramlly of M Ihe lOot. Also a lot known aa M8.ttle M. Halliday, On sale at all ~>~:nice 11tallonH 2. lnqui rl' Joe MeClain. •M iddlt thn academy lol situate in tbe Pla-intiU. At The Corner Of Locust And Sycamore In Middleport, And See Some _ExeeUenl Used and praJes. 1·17·26tp purr. Rl. I, or Call Ed Spencer Northea.~t quartw of Secti'OD 18, O'Brien and O'Brien, Car VALUES! iLl :\-ILddlt)port. 1·26 3!p Town 7, fllld Range 14 of the Ohio ~l~~~~·,r~~ Plaintiff. -.=-L-=,-=cT:::R::-:1-::C -c LorH1 D-R-v -• • Never bct:n usf"d, bll!J(Yin J>rll"f'd. -- - -- WANTID c"mp•nr's Purehasc and b•gtnD24=:::: 1.\JMRER GRADERS lnG al the Northeast corner ollt will deliver, Cltn f!nanl'f' fur 1:.! BilGER MEN y Lot No. II in Dudley's addllloo to BAKER FURNITURE months, only $22 .50 duwn . (<~IJ 6189 or 0)26·M. 1·25·3tt· 'TACI{EIIS ,l'oge.ille; 1henc• South 231 feet; FOR St•tion Wagon. letutifuf red and Whitt. CAR MEN thence E&.!it 416 1/2 fNt to Widow AUCTION SALE WRITI Gowen'' West lin<: thrnee North Runs Ukt 1 ~lwLrm. Fully Gre1t Bend Grangt> lhll . Por11and . Jr ,\ltTZHL rNDUSTRIJo:::; , INC. to D<' camp street; thence Weill ~ e . et~uJpped, Low Mlltttt! Ohio, J1111uary 28, l :00 f•. ~1 . S,\ WMILL DIVISJON along said Street to tht place of Good tlrH ... , ......'. , 190& t.H. C. 3110 lllilil .\' lrat·t nr , 10~5 .s. ROOS&VJo~I.T AVENUE beginning, containin; 2 acres, Ul'ed le~ -lhsan 200 houu, 19M 1\UX !1110- PIQUA, OHIO. more or ''"· Ford trMdor ; HHD ft' ord t"l'rl,lu · J.:w :11c lL being the same pr.~misru con• slln tractor; O!Lvcr 60 and Oliver "Sl'APER - CA--R -R·IE R ___ want~"' IRON- 1Ll£1'A118 \'eyed by WHbcr A. Reeves and NE\ 70 lra~tor; Cultivator~; IIHIW('L":;; • = wife to <aid John W. Race, by rlnlls; corn pll'ker:o;; 11nd many fflr Rutland. Contact Vlra:inis ctPed d.atOO May 14, A. D.. 1912 Sterchiof C..-olinl. lytl'ythl~tt~ YOU couhl1 1 more plcco.~ of t'ttuipm('nt. 2 Nt•utzlin!;:. Middleport, or call. l'I'RUOTURAL 1 BEAMS and rt'('orrlcd In Deed Book 108, Jle rd()rd bllll!i; lilt kind" of 300, Tht· U11ily Scntinfl. 1·23·6tr P11ge JOO uf the Deed Records or household Ctluipml'nl ;wd mis -· --OHIO VALLEY Meigs Coont)', Ohio, to which recellaneous •upplw.~. l'nll Urad· fcrt""tnee is hereby made. PRIVACY ford Auctioneer. Dinnl."r served . JUNK CO, Being the same properly conSpolli:IOI'ed by the <Oreal Hrnrt 510 ._..._ vcycd by John W. and Wl'ltho~~ Granac. 1·26-3h· (1\IC rt•r:;onPI survko. ~=====-~-~-~-~;;;;=~:, Race Ermina Jewell by deed D-.-~E-A-"vv=v-u--w-- TIRt;s~AN-o rlatod toJuly 2U, 1913, and recorded Vlctoril. loautlful t1n 1ncl whl&e. Pulfy TUBES, 8x26 IO.ply . Very rca· P:OR THe liST in Volumo 1.08 Page 521 of the ••• I ...... Good .,.... One focwl sonable. Call 42l ·Y. 1-2&-:Jtc IN USED CARS Mrll!' County o ..d Record<. fhah Quality ' OWMr "• , .......... .. Sl• Tbe petition further alllt'~es $100.00 that !l.f.att.l(l •M.. llwllidiy 1cquired ~~ t·o mpt>titive pricl'~. Trade·in allowance lor your old ,011 Tile Br!«bten M oTK ~1SAGHLr her onNixteenth, d/18), intcre~ot rnaehin~. reaardle~fl of t'ondl· " I by inh61'1tance from Ermina JelAKER FURNITUIIB 1111 tlon, on one of ottr latt·~t n~od­ Phone 2811 eis. F'rt!c homr demon11rthon her coualn. and We 11IRO rep.lr all maktt~. TRIVIV.f\N&T . .WALD KilTON'S IIWtNO MACHIN• FUNIRAL HOMI MAX WARD IIRVICI & IWII,IR lALII 115 I. Soeond St. Phono 61 PhoM 90t.J Pemeroy, Oh lo Write llox 141, ,_ "'"· w J E H "Y()UR SUNRISE TO '. I 11 We'll Sove Help Money Buy The Best · You! 'I'RAtTOR SALES $~105. ~~~~-'--·- . . ~ '- OllPIIAN ANNIE By BAaoLD CiliA1 Bi'-A~to :;rv~~~~- ~ - "'1 ~·~~uf:~de~r';;,,;~;,n~ RODNEY 'L~ .~~ s- ear I You have something 1f'"U~I~=:::""'':I:O,:':I:0:7:, :f3~!::U=tc1 ;= s"' To Sell, Trade L AorDaAnI nounce, et I Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your 1955 CHEVROLET .299 00 Representative. I - ·They Get Resu b- 1 2395 1955 PLYMOUTH 195$ PONTIAC WE BUY 1595 ROOMS OF 1 llhl••• I ----:=7. --- -- M0 0 1 ~P~hono~~1=1~5==M~IM~n~•~ll~lo.~O~h~lo~~ (~'=d=e=ce=ased, PomerO'f', Oh .. RODiiF.Y DOWNING INSURANCJil A.Gil:NCY lJ'1n, Automobt... a..- aC~DENT CUuolll' ODd - •. . .~.,-~~,~~.·~~~"!!••• . Mviv411 ",. '"'"'- . . ·u• ._.._(to. i N&:.:i<iit,. i I ::! iJ FORD 1955 FORD 1995 FURNITURE 1954 FORD 2495- wK .•t tt1a . ~est• ~ftday By CHESTER GOULJ · Mrs. ·Dalton (Ut'lvff a~ dill· .spent Sunday afternoon wlth Sherman Robert.!l. • Mr. and M.n. Cha.rlf't Ebhn Jr. son were guestt of their dau. and .on·ln..Jaw ~- and Mr~ Faulk Sunday. and ·Mrs; $herman llob·! r' fa-dilly hUW .c:lb ~ jr lnd Dalt~~ Grover Monday. ~- Cllqtoa Fa\llk called on . Robert Fault Monday. Edith Davis on lk'11 . 1-'a ul tdiAtr.O VoJ.Lng, Willie Al ief) c . l~t'tl St . POmeroy his heen Pt•trarto Ugftt.htf.Vyteleht no~ 1 n111f.'- _t)f. TJ"u Kappa ~~&{fon dbr~ ~aa f•Y.~td t•ay to I I other candldftes tanked t'ei:flt Mer to 1 and a fl'ftl J.tth niai.oftny tnd gold t.tc!Jt11Y, ~etl.foed to foll ow the the~ ·:F~tuy o.n Jce." 'se. J cond and thir(f p[~ tfinnets wtll also be honorC$1 at ~'\term i 51110n One of the' t"eafures of the event is ~y-a·mJfUte night wbicb pennib gt:kJ ftJ stay ou:' I until 1 a m. by PtYme- a penny for every lllinutf after l~ · 3o. All dauce _procefc& \ott) ~ 'dl7tlatt>d to the n~ta tiOtilf fdird . • I( Past" a&, IWin, In bt would capnt· ..., 00 lnd footwork · fOrmer from • Reh~ oi MYSTERY MAN ENTRY BLANK NAMB OF MYSTERY MAN .......... , .......... .. NAME . . . . . . • . • • . . . • . . . . • . • • .~. • . . • • . . . . ..••• ADDRESS ........ ..1 • Ctit :. oltltf · Big Ben M.iDfitre-1 will be hi>ld Sunday ~~ 7:J!JUt-.IJ1 ~ f'l'!nlt'IY """' . l;pj- . ja ...1 Willi , _. . . . . LOr tllgli ScltOOI AUdJiOriurn. ~tW~ Mt ·Mot thlt l!lrrin ' ·iill than one ci>rrect Entries are reeelved. TH6 ~-• R~ht!ariialls (all~ SUtiday E~ch day until further notice,.Tht.Dajly Sentioal will conduct a Mystery Man Cont.t! Wilh the prlie ~~ $1.00 in·value each dily the Myotery Mali Is nOt ltiiltlti~ Wir.ners will be announced each time the Mystery Man lJ Identified. Each entry must have your name and addr• to be eligible for the priie. There can be only one winner. The eMUQit !>bsllna•t and neatness of entrY decides tlie Wlm.-. in case lnore BACK -~teP'h''" \fr. apd Bend.. MHtstttl. MYSTERY MAN CONTESt RUlES ~lGf.!T o ~on .of _.n . J. the firl...,k.bo)' affair on f'eb, 7. Beat!'h, and dtui'ht~ Llda. The .fn.B Wn4 be JWa"fded a~ eiJih 3.00 ' DICII: TRAOO l'L.L BE C' : and Mrs. lfarrt Snyder had MYSTI:RY MANP • At Middleport For IF Help Wanted h Jo THENS, H1ll IIii! 0 !Vf.!l". .:IO.CIIII fratf·m1tr at Oh1o Un iver· knockout -minded duck S Patty Grover and . G~ne Hutn· .~lry as 3 candid.atL'" for ("(JNI PrQm ~~~ to~·Kh,t'~ JO...r.ound tele!>ftiGII . 5Pf'llt Sa1Urdar 1n ChiD!· Kin,. • fljiut tht tathr Beat>h l'•!q•. H•U will ~ f'Otul)6tin g }"lth 22 totiu rrnf' Wbo Is thla mon 7 Name hiJ!Iond you ~ ...,. fL~ llhls Real Estate ( 17 ._. • fl.OO for every day Tile Dally Sofl.lltlel -~ry ~n .:oes unldentlfltd. Mom~rs of !be Mystert Mil!'• f•ilil!r and tho employeeo of the l>tl!ly Sentinel are a6t ell~la to will. The ldentiiY of Tbli Mill b Now Wotlh See Jimmy Parsqns Jo6:i.. O~n~:_t!.,H=~h:" -=~a{b Identify The Daily Sf*Htir-.el . ii.;.iijijij ijj;j;jii;;jjijijiijij Mr and Can You F~L-.:oN· THOM/SQN Sc. l'om~roy par~illJI1 In Gallipolis . Prom King At 0(4 aod I Grover and Gene Humpthrey loolled on ·his On Your Di11l UP SID•E DOWN I Mat't';a Is . ts FEEL Robotlt, STATION" Items Planned DO YOU SOMETIMES Willie Pastrano rJ, 990 h K"fchen Ch .. .. . . .. ... . . . . ... . . ... . . ..... CITY···· .·······················~ ' •••• The puiJIO ·is 'JIIrit<fd ~ ll«<td tbe fourth •ho~jg,c . of tbe .l'liU· st-rel wh.it:h i1 ~it Pblid. ldt tor\iftr~~~ i~.:·:..':i-'1: f!JIIt 11111 . . . '"' !\..~~~:~~.~ be for J.~•. JjQ_~~-~,·m: folbd, aj lbfi>; _ • hoped will help put the hex on Pa.traal erol Jonwr rfifh r. . . IXltiliJto!l tl. . TO M ''t~ ~· nt. I!Jtproduction is Bob Curt,;n;llme ector of the Hoerlirh. ~hoo, ~b. r -----"-"-'--"'--=-- of Art lftOt, Workshop ( tift Tftui"HA" . G( 0:30 P. m. at tloe -- P•111ergz te HJgh School Building. Tbit be tbe last meetin" to enter !. d bt �. ' ~Eight P~meroy-Middleport, Ohlo ~ ·+=-=---:..=~:!-..:..:..::=___ _ _ _ _- --. - _ _ _ _ _ _Th.....,.~~!lv_Sen_!i'"!!l, Mrs. Doris Spencer is a pat- ~ Mrs. Mabel Va~ Meter and ient at Rober H01pltaJ and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Edd•e ~artung and Cleo Smith i.s a pttlent at the sons, spent Sundtly With Mr. and Thed Croy, Parkenbura, spent Mra. HeDT)' Eicbin&er and Tuaidly here. Groveport. sons, The Pomeroy WCTU met Tues- t:.~k .. Tht> fruit CJi VLoe" wh1ch day f'vening at the Federated tht• Union presented to -the .PomJoseph Cook croy Public Library and also rrom Church w1th Mrs. prt'~iding in the absen~ of the a family fQT gif1s S'Oilt thenr at Christmas time. Plans were made prestdent, Mrs _ G. H. Ewing. Group smging with M'.i.ss Eltza . for the annual J."'rances Willard beth Duffy as accompanb1. openOO lea which will be ht!ld ilt the First the meet mg. A report was given j Baptist Church in Febru!lry __ on th{' showiug (If the film ""What Mrs . Lena Huber wbo w~ in About Alcohol" " whtch wa~:> charge uf the devotion_.,. · and prDshown to 6~ pupils in the gram was assisted by the foltowing schools. At the JuniQr and Sen - :'-.1iss Duffy who read an artiele on ior high .schoolJi:, Dr. Thomas Rad· 'Selecting Your Gue;ts": Mrs. 0 . ford addressed the school follow· H. Myers, "ls Your Home. Your lng the showing of the film . Mrs . ::astle" and M·rs. Linnie Rummell, J . Le.slie Kunze spoke at the Cen- 'Slaughter On the Highways" . lral School and Mrs. Joseph Cook The work of legislation was given at the S~!gar Run School. by Mi.ss Lucretia Genheim"'l', $eC· 'Thank You" notes were read rf>tary Qf legislation, to condude from Miss Ethel Garland for !.he the meeting. Get more space in every room 1 RliPLACI YOUR OLD-STYLI SWING-TYPI DOORS WITH FOLDET THIINSTALL-IT-YOURSn FOLDING DOOR THAT MAICIS SENSI AND SAVES DOLLARS Only '14·'· r . .-. r.r UAI>T TO llfiTALL •JIZIS FOR ALL DOOIWAYS e 10 UAunPUL COLOIS. OP WASH411.1, e MADI LONG • LASnNG VINYL PAIRIC o,.. ... a.- l!>ltl>olr • INSTAW WITH ONLl .,_ ,.. ........, A SCREW DRIVER poOR$ • CLOSET CLOSURIS • c- Ia u4 - lOOM DIVIDIIS lr.ow lOLDET will Mil> ...... ,._ .._ Mrs. Cook Pres-icles At Tuesday Meeting Of Pomeroy WCTU At Fecleratecl Church ....... BAKER FURIITURE \.. ON THI BRIGHTIST COINER IN instalhng offJcer and others lfl · stalled were vice president, M~ . Hennan Lohse; secretary, 'Mrs. Er· I nest Lallance; al!Si.stant ·t eacher, Mrs . 0. L. Roush; treasurer. MINI . Leo Childs; teacher, Mrs. Edward French. The meeting opened wit•h n pra)·er by Mrs. French and Mn. Lohse was leader of the devotion . a! service which included an artide "God and My Chapel" by Carl Shuster and excerpts from Proverbs 14 and 15 which Mrs. - , Lohse a.sked ·her audience to conI sider and remember during the I I 1 MIDDlEPOIT, OHIO year . SERVICEMEN CAMP GORDON, Ga.- Pvt. Walter F. Clark of 913 Locust Sl., Pomeroy, will .graduate this week ' from the COmmunications Speclalist Course, one of the many courses offered at the Soulhea~l· ern SiKnal School, Camp Gordon, Georgia. He is the .son uf Mr. Hnd Mrs. Clarence ClaTk. The Com municalion 11 Sp~.-•dali~1 Course, which is 8 weeks in length, trains enlisted personnel to receive and process me;,s!<lages for flislributiun by teletype or other alcctric.al means or com· munica1ion. IY lETTY CARLETON Mrs. Douglas Circle and ramily end Fl()rence Circle spent Sunday w1th Mr. and Mr. Thomah Holter 11nd family. ~lr- and Mrs. Garrett Circle (If R~rine visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G, Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Jim BrQwn and children of W•!llston called on Mr. and Mrs. Edsoo Roush.~ Mr . and bks. Homer Circle and family called on Mr. and !Mrs. Ralph Lee and family SUnday. Mr and Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens spent Sunday twenlng w1th her mobber, Mrs. Mary Circle and son, Mlelvin. Charles BisseJ .of Eade Rid&e called on Douglas Circle. Mrs. Bell Holter .and son Teed called on 'Mr. and Mrs. Tbi)J:Dn Holter Sunday afternoon. Margaret Ann Carleton called on Li-oda Grindstaff Saturday. Friendly Neighbors Club Plan To Aiel $250 Million Mothers March At Tuesday's Meeting ··Asked For New ·· Plans were made !or the mem· ber.s to c.anvau tne Naylon Run and Coe<lor St. area for the Motbers' Man:b whe-n Ute Friendly Neigbbora C-lub met Tuesday evenine 1t the home of Mrs. Paul Theiss, Unwin Heights. During the . business session a con1:ribution was made to .t he polio fund.. .Mrs. · Robert Arnold, "0 lll.l'll . · cnver Thoma an d Mrs. Wh t·t Dey 1ngran"-.. m were named · tin g tomm1ttee. · Th e as th e nomma Mn. Emerson Wells, Mrs. Henry Werry, Mrs _ Ronnie Smith, Mrs. Joseph Struble, Mrs . Roy Smith, Mrs. David Ohlinger, Mrs. Harley Strong, Mrs. Gerald Grue-ser. Mrs Harold Lohse and four guests Mr.s. Charlt'IS Spencer. Mrs. Lee l'y o, Miss Carolyn Milhoan and Mb.~ Paula Theiss. to finance an exteDBion of the West Virginia Turnpike to Par· karsburg and northward to the The next meeting will be held at 1he 'h ome of Mrs. Denver Tho· ma and there will be a Val&ntine Pennsvlvanla border near Mot.· ~ ganlown, members of the J ."dI· ..1· 8 ~ Committeea of the Lea:as1a..ture •.r were told Wednesday. • that thrills her . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1165 .2 Door MNdowbroook 53 DODGE. 899 4 Door Bel Air 53 CHEVROLET . ' . ' 1145. . Cltlmplon 2 Door 53 STUDEBAKER Q -. Chloftaln 899 USED CARS AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER 1951 OLDSMOBILE ······ · ·.. · 795 H 4 door Mdan. Fl•htnt I.ICket Perform•nc• l.trt.t only In Oldt will ti'H you~ TrU'I'I 1 la.xury Clr. •a• 52 PONTIAC . ' .. 845 I DMr UltNntetlc Drl.. < 50 PACKARD · ... • 2 T-Oft 041mp lod\f I c\fl 53 FORD ..... . 295 • ' .. ' 1595 1952 DODGE· ' M&,...,. flniah, Ntw tlrea, a..t ·cwtn, OM . ,•. W.yr.,., I door, nor. Try It out tonloltt. 1952 PACKARD ············· I TOft Cob end Choolllo 54 CHEVROLET ' . . . . . . . . ' . .. ' . . • 1495 ... -. . 695 "695 o.lux.e 2 door. Ultrematk Drift, New mochm finith, R-Ml cl..n IHit Now. 2 T011 Col> ond ChHtlt -179" W!Moll- ·' 53 CHEVROLET • . . . . . . . . . ' ' . . . . . 995 ~ TM Plcli>UI'-8o• 49DODGE .................. -375 l 1951 CHEVROLET ··· ...... '. 595 O.IU'q 2 door A am•U tconomkll car th:a.t'a In wt~tdwful condJt· 1on. Drive It lnd .... OPEN SUNDAY I TO 4 P.M. WEEKDAYS TIL 9:00P.M. POMEROY MOTOR ~On•COMPANY Main Street Below High School POIIIE&OY, OHIO 1949 OLDSMOBILE ······ -· 295 Deluq 4 door. H,.trarMtlc tnd menv ot-her Ace.........., IJCCtltent fl-. A 1'011 hf11ln. . 1950 MERCURY ··········· ... "495 THE HEAYENS EMPTY ON SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Rot· ;;-:---:-..--:----:~==::..=::~ . United Church Pomeroy High Top U.S. Lead~rs Are Wary Baker nlmed Berkshire Em· tblt 1111 members flavin& ideas !about itunts: .wbieh might be alveu 1t · the meeting contatt BONN, Germany UP-RWislJin demand apln that tbe Ktemlia Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin is agree to settle Jpecitle cold wu seeking to lrTIDJe a meeting laue. . witb Prelident Eis.ebhower ,ap.. Diplomats saw the offer of a parently Ia bopea of drivine a U. S.-Soviet friendship pact • • tn'dge between American and Red dfort tu sign this coudtiY lts Atlantic pact allies, it was to a ger.eral "'paper pl~~ reported ben! today. which could be vtolated when ftl West German government BuitJ Moscow. t~ sourees nid · a 11ummary of Bul· The wary reat'tion to Bulgln; ganlo's tec!eat Jetter to Mr. Ei· in'" non-aggression propoal· senhower, cabled here by Am bat,.. ca~e from Chainnan WalteF 1'. ' sa.dor to Wuhinaton Heinz Kre- , Georse D--Ga. of t.he Senate Fof; teler, makes it appear the pre- ei.p Relation. Committee _g_ mier would like to arrarq:e such Sen. AJexander Wiley. WUI__; a meeting, perhapa tblJ summer. ranking Republie.an member. - -... They said the Ruuiaru.' purpose in proposing such an idea presumably would be to di.vide the United StatE's from its aJ. lies by drawing it into direct ne· IOti:ltioDI with the Kremlin on outstandng world iNiue5. Krekr.ler was advi.wd Friday of the rootrnU of the letter and of t.be eoavenation that took place among tbe President, tettry of state John Fo&ter ffiONTON, O. L'P-u_;.o~ lu and Soviet ~~~::: ! ~· Gewgi Zatubin when Potter, 21, £onner Colum~ delivered Bulganie'a note. State H<apital o-rderlr. was.nur Tbe Genn.in ambassador tenced l'riday to one to 20 yem.,. led a report today to Chaocellor in Ohio Penit~ntiary ror lbE! ~:;:- · is Konrad Adeoauer and Foreign ing 1pree death of .Myrtle :babe!Jt ~ lft]Cj;;,,;;j Minister Hehuicb von Brentaoo. \ Uay.ne, 27, Hilton W. Va. Ja:o. ~ Government souru. said But- near Athalia. JaDiA d~ not apeak ia so maa.y Potter -pleaded JUiltJ -to• ••~=~ : wOrds of 1 · poNible meoting wilh af man.daughl<n" iD. }-o itr. BileDJJOftr. but tbat the Common Pleas ~ . •lOt .IW! Jolter coinmu.nitles in Meigs County· 1fteluding Pomeroy, Middleport, Syracuse, Tuppers Plain ~ and otb- Pometo)', the ' -;s~~~~~~~HoytOilOil 1 Slayer Is .~ Sentenced ; At Ironto)(, .._. ""·The- planning committee. for tM in Pomeroy met at. the t>he chainnan. Mn. In- Your VelentiM Gift'• A SueeftS ..... . When You Glw Her ThrM ·P•Irt Of Thtu New.st Stocklnotln hrkiftfre't. BMutfful Sh~ea. She11 Love Berkshire'• Sh.. r CINn L.. OIMnour. And SM'll be Thrill-.:t With The F•bU'fOUI 2·W•J P~on Of NY.. l•ce At Top And Toe---- Mt.k• llftn The IChHn.t i~Mfr: .. lhlret Wew Like Milici ProPOrtlon.ed Lent~ths-. Stylu for D•v And Ewnlncr. I I oouatriea around tbe world. Services will be held in several Jack RobtoD or himself. with famous runproof IIYLAC£ TOP•• ; and now, NEW NYLAC£ TDE·RIII&, tool ~hri ... Tile purChriStians around in a bMtd of prayer. annu,ally on the fint Frida,1-a. Lent, 1t Will be ob1eTVed in 134 or prepare · a project diJplay for the .Coftvellllon. He ~ asked stockings Of Russian Letter Proposal omen to Hold Student Said Pr_lyer . Ne;n- Death Hoyt, P~y. . 'Presl4eltt or '! .~:;:."'~ Ja--.. 23. St., ·OD !II East Main ,.,._,. be be.Jd at th11 1.35 and 1.50 PAIR ELBERFELDS ,·a BlaettnarAuto Co; . Pt>'atel .;,: ' 2 dr. Sedon. 8 eyl. We have ~rvitetllbl8 ~ ·- : · · ~,, ' - ' 1951 PO)ofTIACJllx. ... 1,~$;~ l;:;jl9$4 BUICK Super - ... 2,295 00 z dr. SedaiL ~ OrigWJ blaCk fldli 1954 lUlCK .... · ... 1,795.00 Speeill %door oriibuil areen finish. """" lood for~~ 195l8UICK$ .• ~·low OJ "~£t Choice of four. New ·Btiiek lride-lu. · · · Speeilll, Supers i1lii real . sharp .<an, 1951 BUICKS .. Aalowoa7"Qd"\ ~54 CHEVROLET .... 1,395.00 Roadmaster. Mod body styles. Ji.-.ilr I dr. SHan. Lille new orlllnll eoral Cboiee or five. A ret! leut from sallafled Baiek owaen. wlalte ffnlsh. Olle.loal owaer. of ..•• • 1853 GMC Z ap. ule . .. . . . . . . . . . lliUf Never bad a laeavy loa d-61lOWI pOll (:'Mt'i ' .. ' . ~· .... 185.1 G!IIC V.. toil .............. • i Ill;~ One ~ loal .__., Ltw mlle~&e :: c. ~ l~JJFOI'd ....... % ,.., : .... ' ......~ New red tlnish. . . ••· '·"· 1950 GliiC ~ 1011 ~~~~~~ ••...•••.•.; ~~ 19Jo Cbe~r. 2 ton LWB . • • . . .. .. . .. • .• . · • buililesa in Ohio are not Jlcensed to sl,lll Josuraoce Jo ·Uie itate. '!'be llrms were -tilled .. t~e AulolllobUe OW!!oia' AYO<:iation, or· Sar.. t,-_ JDSUruce Co,. bOth Kansas 011)': l'r)>alel ·oaitt llle finn• hove bNa moll ~eltl.n& · inaurauoe nle:s by is , ~ widelyu " ·' ..• ' . < • ' ' ';· 19f8 Cbev; ' loa .•........•... : , 1 _r..;. known • pro- ~e te55ional ba~~ll :pl.a3'Cl', was also made tOOay of 'the filing of petitions by candidate the ' ):ID:il Of tM'.tl,gs .C ounty Commls. ' loner. Ho Mu be a contender ror' the poSt Oo 'tb.e Repubtican .titkct. ~--· Suicid~ Attempt Fails For Local Woman On Friday · ; text. I Earlier reports !tom ton the Jpeeitie . . t.be letter was tb a what vague" o1fer of a a:ma . · · .damagftl. _ -Aecordilll to a report by P.om• - The Name Tlwt Starad. Fo,. Qualhy llemll due to compres:doJI ofr oompll<at..s b)" II·,_. today '-'4M.o F18•her Appom·ts _ Harry M. Cross"' The~~·~~~:~~~~~~~ Cemftery T-..•.,ta.... adopt •o attitude ., and listen'' the idea. A Portland and a Colllmbus man . . were Clued today br a local Ju.s- ened I H&rr1 M. •...,.,.,.... CI'OIJI bu been aamed lo ~ u a Cemetery 'l'tu&tee with l!enry Swift and C. M. HeDDeiY aceordiq to Ute aDnouoceme•t made Friday alq by lb1or C. 0. Fieber. Ua. Croa is replacing Da.;.t C. lliU'. er, wbo wu ~pointed to - ~ · Vita~~ Couadl" at the Je~~ ... .'• . eve. """-so - Friday evening Mayor .. tried John. N. Long, on a charge of into¥kation fined him t5 and· cost.s. Dollars For Polio eroy Patrolman Lawi'eoce lJailoinJ, the first aectdeot ~ on Route 7, 350 feet ,..t Of Cberr)' Street, wbtm a C~1 pick-up truck traveli~C east, dJ'iy. im by Franklin IU;er. 35. Po~e roy wnd owned by Rizer OQ Co.. collided with thC nar rea.dor qf Mr.!i. Anna Mac GreCDlee, Rock an auto drivt;!n east bY Bobby !: Street, is -repOrted rest- Payne. 18, Bidwell. The latter ~ .tbe Meigs • making a left turn ·j nto a se~_c1 sta-tion. The report states that th · driver of the latter auto -wa'l_ no dl!.playlng any turn si'p11l. Me dlum damages were done- to botl A'cicofd~l to .a fB,ort by Pom· eroy poll~; ..tho 39-year.ol,d wotp.· vehicles. The sheriff! depart:Qtent. ft an wa. .fWQd Jyl~ on the floor ported ·t hat the seeGnd - ~ by hor, ~ldband, E : T. Green1ee, "htppMed at 8l50: p. m. ill C~tCIJ bleed I.~, .Pf'ot..Uself (Tom a wound OQ Route 24a when a IJII3 f(!rd In th• •lOft a~. Beoide.bw ·lay a dri~n north t7 H. -R. .Sw:h:h"',.-60 •1.~0 obot Pr\, ~ich is: rePorted to Mldilleport ~ wttb a pori! bftc · .\iacct. '. od · 19M M~ OWI!ed by Joli< . ' PO<!eo to .th-e police Guinther, 20, Olloste.-. Sltrllt - ihi! 1\l)me of age was doll:e to ba\l!o Clflil. It 11a eis- a-lleaed that the M~ury wa· their parted C~D the WTODg elde of tlu Mrs. road. , '!'he ·l ..,. of. hi• KARRandVANZANDT outo. IIarn' grasjon ••.,. to the The top-ranking Republican leaden Uee af the P-eace, 00 the charge the way ta deal new world peace of "disturbing the peace." Aocon!lq to a report '""" Sb..-if! -Ciwiea Ruo..n's offioe, MiddleportFimmce ·· James AutbeJ'I(ID and Larry Court had Ieviod opill&l them fines Group Studiel of $10 and cost! by Justice of Tbe Middleport VUiq;e counts·-~--th.e Pe-ice Percy Peoples. The two cil's Finance committee met had been tharged w:ltb fightiDC at Thursday evening at tbe Ylllqe a loc-al Route 7 tavern Iut Sat· Hall with Mayor c. o. Filber ed ._. ~ urday oigbl Clerk Charles Murrey. The the Sheriff alan reported that get for the ye1 r was aet up Harold JjoweU, 21, t>owniogtl)o, is financial matters of the villqe beblg ileld on a ba:Jtardy eharge. discussed by the group. ~ • He wa& ·a rrested Friday by Columbu.a .authorities and transport. folembers of the Flruace Uil ed to Meigs Couot.y - by Deputy mittee are Wayne GittbonJ, DaY. ·: .. · t.t rt- Sh~riff Herold Duckworth. id D. Miller and ErbeS& Covert. . Local pallec a~thor1L ~ rcpo ed two lflillor· ac:caden~ w~thio· the couoty Ft.'idaJ", resultin" m minor .Tw"' A...·idents _Announ~eme.,t Are Reported Obar!C. Sheets Jr., 32, of Harri'"-.Area Fn·.J..:y son ville .a& a ior m Guln\ll<r . tbrouab,out lng TRUCKS :1,.-S soliciting j , •. j """' Il-ly '4,000.00 C::Uv. Cpe. Very low mlleqe-4harp ear In: olde tllld out. New one eost over ••.~-00. wued a· wamlng today thai .two Mis&ourl firms 1~,.'11'1 .A!l!OO!~Uo li;; V8 4 ft. sedan. Powtr Ste.rtq id ~~~ Fully equipped. swllesa lnskle llitl out. . . .' &IDee new. CLWELAND, 0. UP-Leonard Allen 38 of Ga-l'Hpolls. today fac· ed 1J 'ter~ of 3iX to ® years in OhJo Penitentiary on a charge of posses-sine explosives. Common Pleas judge John J. Mataon tieDt.eDeed Allen Friday after he pl-eaded guilty tD th.e charge. He was found guilty ~­ viowdy on charges of Violatmg the narcotics Jaw and ayto thefl. He was sentenced on a'U tbrce · I Two·Ar. e'F•med · • Foreign Relations 'Cootmlttee the For Disturbmg vised the White House ·otop. Of The p......e toward .• ·~ OOI.U!oiii\!S. 0 1 .lJ!~te . lnouranee SupOrlqiO/illel!i Au11U.t BUICK Super ..•. 2,895.00 1953 PONTIAC Dlx••••• 1,1,$.M like the day solcL Lof mlle111e. New ... ,, · NofLieensed 1953 CHEVROLET ..... 995,00 1954 DESOTO Cuatom • 1,19$.o0 I~= Cp&. Power Steerllll. Dynaflow drive. ' ·, : Covert: -· dffiiji~:fams Against. Finns IVby 1101 buy a Blaellllar winterlaeri&ed rar and enjoy your wlnler clrlvin&? Sedan. One ioeol owuer. Orig1111.. derk blue flil.loil{ · gery at ·MI. Cl.lrtneL but ainalt )lop< is ~sed ID< hi• ,.. -i. Yes, you may not bave molhe r opporlullily IG buy al sueb Iow prleeo ud blah vaiues h~;:~~·l4l:tit~·:·from ta· iS •Pt~-"-tlial·u w~. West ~rmao._. leidtn: ,f. ; . ,· lfe ·.~s - ~a~Oile ~Jtain .~ur. opportunitY. to study . ' -. IZlnbi~ ~-·"" ~ ..-bet:• '. was theit ru&bed to oft+cW ·~'Dh.. oD ·the ,· . fh'C Colum~·_, flo~t~ltlt - . Din letter ~ill they bave 500 E. MAIN ST POMEROY,O. USED CAR 110. Db<. 4 dr. ken · ." ,, ' .. II' · 5c OHiO: Ctou4r Ia . . hct.y wlttt llotttt er rein HI IWth •nd .,... ,..., ................... Ill chanelnt to relft toftiiM wtt1t 1110W ., liNt Nl norftl fwnftht,. WMHr tonitht wfth lltttt . . in temperet11r.. lulltllay cleully with ral:'l, wintly aNI ..,_. but turnlnt coldw .,.In .t nlttlt anti In ...t In eft.mNn. The President • ·· Sought By Bul n1n meLt. Shuler, Riebtrd Owen and Ptut l)ilvis on a' committee to . LOOK OVER OUR LOT TODAY Single Copy Editorial Phone 397 witfr. tbe Gallipolla Club In a bus thejl ... •barl<!fnl- . Ui~ I~ VII No. 241 :&IJ'. Alto lnvl!od tbe 1,.,.1 Ro. . .D8 whO were planniDI on ltteodiDI the Diltrltt . Conferen· ce tn ZanenWe ·o Feb.' 18 to co ahee,. eheer WINTER WONDERLAND ot Rotarians Plan ~elegation For · District Meet Arlbur .· .. SEE OUR Weather enttne the meetlD& aQd tbi ~-· in· rludtd the Rev. i>oul IIIOwucler, Tom Me, Glllllpolll, Wlllter Sommeri, PoiDt Pleumt and • I ALL MAKES-ALL MODELS at 11'7 Club hid fo\ir ~~ when II\ey Ole! Frldoy · at the Heath '!lotbociJat · Cllllf$, E:dloon Boker, presiden\, ,,., .Pi ~a_e of from top to toe •• : EAGLE RIDGE Karr &VanZandt "'·~•. 'J'he Mlddle!IOI'I·Pomeroy • • needed Send the Valentine Rock Springs Home Demontration Work Club Plans County Wide Safety Meeting During hi.s training, Pvt. Clark rceC'i\lcd a -technical cclucation worth thousandll of dollar11. H~; will now be rea.ssh:ned to an adivc - " - - - - - -unit of the Unite-d States Army. AU8Usta, Gcor~ia. This inslallit· Tho Southeastern Si~n11l S1·hool lion furnish('S truined signal tech· a component of the Signal CorpB 1 nicians to army units all o~·er the 1'raining Center, is located ncar wm·Jrl . CHARLESTON, W. Va. UP~ An expenditure of between ~ nnd $250 mHUon will be • e W.Va. Turnpike Iig~i:ft::ex:•:h•=n~g:•:·==:...:=================; Mn. Donley Reibel. tnvelling priu was awaJ'ded to Mrs. WlJLi.am Sheridan and P(rs. Gerald Gnleur were awarded prizes for guessing the identity of the mystery ruest. Mrs. Charle& Spea~. Silbou~s of the member.s were drawn by Miss Carolyn MHboan. Games were played with priaes awirded to Mr.s. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson and Arnold and Mrs. Jaek Robson. family Qr Pomeroy and Mr. and A salad course was served by ~s. Harry C@pehart and son or the hOitii!IS rmd favors were candy I A contribuliun was vJJLe.d._ for Middleport spent SundRy after- corstges. the Polio i''und campaign and ~PQn Present were Ml'6. Cha:rles Lewith llr. and IMI's. A:llen · Mrs. Lohse repvrted on the l'i Taylor. IJeJ', Mrs. · ThOma, Mn. Robson, Christmas boxes sent to shut-i-ns. Mro. WIII<M Heines, Mn. Sheri· Mr. and Ml'$. Orvy Gain« -and din, 'Mrs. Geotp Buchanai :Mi's The group leaders drew the namea of the shutins ~or the' c.omin&: Mr. and Mn. Bennie Gainer and Leon 'MeKnicbt, Mrs. Ingraham, year when they w11l be remenU~er· sons spent FTiday eveatng witb Mr~1. Arnold. ed as a part of the class' l)roject. Mlr. and Mrs. Dean $rinker. Mro. Charlos WOlT)', Mn. U.ibel . Tentative planll were made for the entertaining nf Rev . Fred Dunn, Huntington , who will be ·in charge of a revival here in February. The cJa~ voted to assls1 In making white choir robes !or the Senior choir !or Easter. ''Main dish Meals" was the to- was announ~ed for Feb. 8 at the pic of diSC\1118Jon led by !Mrs. Mei81 County Cll\lrthouse from 1 1 A dessert eour!fe was serv~ to 18 m.emben _by the !lew ofiJcers . William A. Morgan, When the to3p. m. Attendini were Mrs. Howard The nut&llataon service for these- Rl)(k Sprinp Home Demonatra. tion Work Club met Wednesday Bolin, rMrs. Lewis Grueser, Mrl. officers included a poem "My New Year's Wish" read by :Mh. at the home Qf Mira. Amos Leon· Oliver Clnk, Mrs. Scott Folmer Gardner and a prayer by Mil's ard. Mrs. Mora:an -gave a- demon- and grandson, Jeffrey, Mrs. Ed· stration prepartna the dinner for ward Humphrey, Miss Citra Hum· Lesta Gothard. the group. phrey, Mrs. Arloe Abbott, Mr>. Harold Blacluiton and children, During the business IE!Siion Sherrie and Bobtiy, Mrs. Rollin plans were made for a mecrtinJ at Radford and <loughter, Connie. ·M rs. Clarence Wilber and dau · the Grana:e Hall, Jan. 31 from ':30 ghter returned to thei'T home at a. m. to 3 p. m. when the mik!nt ·M n. Edgar Abbott and thildren Allegheny, N. Y., after spending of aluminum tray110 will be the Eddie and K,thy, Mrs. WilUam two weeks with her parents, Mr. tupic. Xaterials will be available Radford . and daughters, •Ma'ry Lou and Mrs . Ralph FQSl~r and !am· and au interested perscns are in- and Rebecca, Mrs . . Clifford Leifily and Bister, Mrs. Glenn Tuttl e vited to attend. There will be a heit, .Mrs. John Handley, Mrs. and family. Her brother Willard sack lunch at noon. Henry Wells, Mrs. William GruesacrompaniE!d her home . A county wide safety meetin'll er, Mrs. Horace Abbott and ·sons, Charles Bissell attended -I he Danny and · Roij:t.!r, Nlrs. Jo!organ Trustees As8ociation meeting held and Mrs. Leonard. HONOR ROLL at Columbus last week . The next meeting will be ·held Pomeroy Junior High Scheof Mrs. Dores Arnold received at the home- of Mrs. Leoitard on bu rns aboul the faC<" and · n~ck Third Six WM1c1 Wednesday, Febn1ary 22 when the Monday when their stove cxplod· g'roup will work on name taa-s for ed. She- was taken to •the doctor NINTH GRAOI Achievement DKy which wlll be for tTeatmertt. Tuesday, March 6. M.r. an~ M.rs. Jaek Harris spent I Sunday w1th t:hclr aunt, Mrs. Amy Wolf. Church Of Christ Loyal Women's Class Install Mrs. Reyno/cis A~ New Prexy Church of Christ 2·18 Soc Mn. William R~ynolds wa~ in· , stalted as the new presid~nt when ' the Loyal Wo-men's Class met I Thursday evening at the Church 1 of Chr;ist. M~. Fred Gardner ~as CARMEL Friday, January 27, .-1956 _ __:_:_:=:..:_--=-:.:..:::_::__:___:. place ef -Minns. Smllf> hung · tilt first IIO!ior up on the wall With th notatton: "It's all for Pello."' Hfl cvstam• eu tGok LIP the chiifleftgft «11 tMre .... • ..._.ble I. now tivn of one doGft•r wua the wall of hJI all HIIMrbtt for I with llo -~'uM. - • � 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 27, 1956 bullis rowley sayre