https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/382390d5a46580118e5506cab2644a61.pdf 109fe26b2a5825dfebcb8ed243f5a638 PDF Text Text . ' ~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. - • �------ • " .. -----· -----·.i ~-w .-..---- ~Page=~T=wo====-====:..:.--===;~----'Th --'--'e_D_a:;_i~ly Se,...•;nel. Pomerolf-Midrlleoo'-'-rt:..;_._cO=--h_i_o _____________________...:.S:.:a:t:; :_u. .:.rd:. :o~y.:,. ..:...)o;_n_L_to_ry;__2_8_,_19_5_6 The Daily Sentinel '- \ OIN. REYNOLD E GREENE I M~. EDITOR Publl1bed every afternoon E'XCepl Sunda~ l1~ The Ohlo Valle)' Sllitla~ ...Ine , at 110 M.t -chan1t St Pomero) U \iusrn!'~~ office 111 HeOOd class m<nitn~ m:tllt r at t tw p lh \ ~ PlAre \ u ff t( e nt On ... The News Uniteci Sub,ertptton rates Dell\Pr) by c<~rncr wher;; av u]Jh!c 30 .:>ents per week one )'ear tn advai"Jce at Tht Da1ly Scnl1nd offtre $1560 ' " months, $7 80, three months $3 00 8} motor route wherf! available one month $1 By ma1l (Inc \ear $8 s1 x mnoths $425 three months, $2 50 one mouth $1 p,_. iheet ! 1•l'Jd¥) I I I Each unit will trn ln Its During Boy Scout Wl"c k plans wrll br eompl('\ed for the stncl ly nonpartisan 19fl6 1\:atwnnl Gd Out the Vote Campaign Y. hrt h the Scout or.:amzahon 1s sponso r -;;-/' ~ mem fl:umly ln1 ~r~~hn~ .. ~ f .F'")r by Mit · ;=~~=~~====~=====~~=:::::::::~:::::::::~~~ I DID YOU KNOW THAT? ~ -WAS-HI NGTO·N - ~~~01 ~~pr Jn M,PtcJ Cehe 14 D y \ vrfnt tCir I htent length ' of I Drop Rtmolns to bt Sttrl Bpedtd to Cr11tral PuM A '~aclatio11 WJAIIIDIQTON-Some drop In cotTee ptlcell can be e>:pected dur1J ~951. but the extent aM dmllt!on of the decline remains to bt Mfn. It all hingu on what the Umtect stnte1 and ltl!l I:.atln. Atnefted fteiJhbora do about a study whi ch &Jtow.s that 1 wtwppUl.g 111o of eoree il due In 19M l'ftOt' drafted by an Inter AmN\can lllconomic aM Social eOUI\kl 1\lbc:OrrunUtee, predicted a 40 per cent decu1ase tn prlcea tn lftl the next few yeau unlcs• so1ne aeuon 111 taken to 1tem the tR4e The ~~;ubco--lttoo r-nkty -om...... ... ,.,.._ mende.:t that pMduC1!1!1 and '"onsumo--•· nation., " •. - that J..._reac:h some kind of International a;r... menl to 1hore up the mntket ng- notmc s 111 If( ra{t hi~~ ~~!'oiJrX 1~thcr0~I~:t\,.~f~t !\~~~,!~ :~~:: ~n; ~~~:no! ~~s;::i~: 11711 *CUE- Navy official• have their woltlell too They, and iii.Ui~c'Uryt.ed S~ttl military expert• a.re deeply conctrned over ~ e&pabluty tq launch. gulded mtq;\le attaok11 on thtl country IUbmAI'tnN preying Off Am1U lean COUtl il knoWJ'I to be rett both b) top aides a.t the Penta· but.(tllng cl\f'U detenae u well Burke, ehiet of naval opt:rntlona, touched brlefty on te1tlmony before the HOUlill tumed atrvket!l c:ommutu Navy'• .btpbulldlng program ~ :'=\~lh:~:·~=Unl*Sitattl hN had aubmarinu capable of launch~ tor I.DO;Ut two y..n . He added aolemnly, • We haYe no tht.t ~ Soviet Union could not have the eme i 1 ~~~~~~~~~;~~l~o~I~!Oi:ve ofa hugl! neet of moro theae under~ttg 31 e l'ev.ty-conatructed ' have too much tt cttble &pproach· etoae enough to launch toastal city attack, • h&4•tbe•WOC1 Now we have ~}:;~~~~!:~~:;~.; • ov~~~~pera(on work• tor an qency the who 1 • ud the numMr L.- liUm&tld TEXAS FISH 1ex.ms 1 Those Fabulous Nn m11 \('r what they do fh('~ t'lw,\1 1 1IH rrrorts of anyone el ~e tn tlu~ country of ours l'a lkmg nhoul h5htng wr th a Mmm sola fL'iht!t man, the rf'xa ~ br,t~ged Why flshmg Wlls ~n good last vrur I caught one lllllt wa.<; lfl rnchl:'~ Ten m<'hr"" snorted tht• M11 nf'!!ota tnuns\ Why m Mmncsot11 II f 1:11 h 10 llH h (':~ Inn~ 1 ~ 11 l l vPn wo-rth kecpmg ' 'I 1 1 1 rl 1 1 '~· uy 1c vou (on un l'r~ 1101 "'Ardnrr lh(' T~x:.m 1hawhd t'M Down hen \H' nH· n~;urP our f1sh by th~ dist.mcC' bdw<''ll thr (''Cs IworkAat Spencers As we lUI!! our groccrJOS we do Tomorrow" CBS 12 30 noon an which he 1s a lawyer one Sa-xor tl" on " nccfeotlv mnocent look- Adams m!( ~lirh'h of brick out here In fwnt ft"ll hk~ 11 1000 or brick' Friend Vesta MeCoy l(ot me on \\ 1, d wnv~ atd down home 1 had tn this and Be~ Sanborn tr.ad lr l'nl' fr ll nd ~ that fell upstat-rs-l formed her r In turn a;ot the 1 ml an s he fell farmg upward and good work t'O Helen Hees Shuler, Wlls cnrrytng a he11.v~ earthen A -cla!smAtc here of 01iver1! .and ware crock man was she ever we all watch for him no-w m<~n l( lrrl Stand up 1r you can Get a Ohver was a little b1tt:v teUow rane gut tee <"re'""ers but strmd here m HS entermg at the ripe ....... oid .. ae of 12 or so-yessar, that'• up somehov. 01 othrr a tact Story of that entr~ came to Supt A W McKay's to Rul• l'ucke• mao who hkes our h h !lrgn up and was 1t stoventb or ntlu1 r. stuff m t IS ere 1PO'f. co1 hh d •- "'I"?" gra e ot' mayua umn 1I lls s ome n.n 1Ul;'C' maga~1nea eag t H • ·X af~ fur u~ If n we can ever ,get down they asked Gosh, no S wn '"' , thts. fellow- and b~ saileQ. tiibt llwre afh'r em Amnn' ~Q1 an h 1 O"· N~te nctnlt• l)n 'Best PlacE'~ to rlsh" thro~, wen1 On 0 '"" •.n.._ S~d Ri dramatles aU tbs way has been Ia Well r expccl that's e Vflf dl l • > Cot one plllCe, don t you? ra o or 1uo yean or mor6 &P" For one dollar you ~on ge,t t~~ now on TV lovely book (paper bOlfJLdl ~ltled. My, but 1ts !un, to hear that Ohio s Wlldhfe Resoun:cs" wht(h deep volca, tr,a.ee thoie faiRlllar features ~be looks like biB dad one hR~ all nhout hears PQfiSUJnA. time and smiles exactlyI Uke his game btrds f1sh and Ill! title sa:y• Ohlo s Wild hfe all of lt The ad mother, the next}. The lttle bltt,v dress ts DtvJsiOn of Wlldlife Ohio bo)' is now t &l.a: footer (and M9f.Ci) Dept Natural Resources 1500 we~\ hs •round 18& and does that Dublin Road Columbu! o If 1t ~ _ l."f~Y Sl~ Oa Lamp Unto ltlr lloel l. A mtfthlJ of Ruuia'a East 10 30 Look Up & Live European muttar,y bloc opened 11 00 The C~WOPbers In Pragu.e :lot Germany, w~<"h ll130 Camen ~ .hiLS turne~ itl nUhtari%ed Ioree tnlo •• ar1111, w.. PQ.i1ce 12 00 M II .... '*' ~~!"n;nwa:u~~~~e be!:;t th~:':.~ for a strong East German army. 2 The threat that month8 Of WH -r1'f-~Y 1~ FOIU> Y><t~r~a, $1995 Junmy A!tddfoport 10:30 llCIO 1110 • ChonnA: J• ,--,--,-,-.,-"'"-~--~:-~=-"--·~~; ~"! 19lU CHEVROLET Tudor, po~ lltdtt- riHHo and bea-tel", -.s ' lnl!ln:t Parlofts, Mtddleport 1-:!u>tlio 1 1MB PONTIAC Stareb1er Cata1ma j I like new, $2493 Jtmmy P!il'.sDD!, I 28-8\c I ' tenslfled eed from with the Upn the m od Thf'rc Wn~ NoI ~h"'ltl ('hr1~1mas ' com" Oh Wfllt nlwtvs 'nll>nlm uu bPhmd m l"rv on" "1"'"' A £'f'J Ifl. til nPw dln to hat., '" "A~"lv Marrh- rtnrl I romP Ufl w\l'h "hfllt rim alont;~ In Au~n <:t r,, "'T' bl'dy makPS a nPW <"ranbPtrl"V sa' a-tJ-.,.Pveral week!J Jalftr 1 too sijtqij:lle on to at But 1 console . ~- ow pork ptlceslt:>J WhM the "tluge sotrt(JCe hef!nI know to farm ~rs to produce such rldlculouslj pri~ meat W•,ee!' tt from $15 00 per dnv ·aa:ht on up-and I mean up-and 11~k at ~ all tlrpe lo'!f-1 finally bob~~t oil'e choll!f! cu~ at 23 (lenb per pound~ink ot lt - .... ~..... .... " ~ ~ ,... - j low I I ... . l' o~o t...u•c TO "'.'a e.,.., ICL• By tbe aa:e ot 10, o~ settle• down iD.t() tertlltn wen.denae~ convlc:tlons most of whi<"h lrfl wronc·-.------- COUNTR:Y s:roft.J}; Sa.tem Center, OhiQ ~l'q9&rjes. budWare .ete Gasoll~~auo -over 1000 gallon no ep \> 1 2 lat~e store rooms, 3-l"6Q.ni ttpartment an rea:r Win Walk out ror $4900 Phone 6136 M, Mtddle,ort, 0 1-2¥1• 12(')1 oltOIW Il>ltin~!t the l!ljem were Goo":\< Mr ~O~m,~ who ~- ~- a.odo Jlip s.~,_;1follo!!' a • da"""- l:llodalo, . p~ 11 ...~ ' !! .._ ....-d th~ ll4beri Jlotf Co ~ ...,- an :t • lnfell•g- INSUDANCE AGENCY FlA. Automobile, H"lth ACCI DINT ltft, CMUIIlty ancf Bendt :t iatt war dunnj chJ!P' Of tJiei ;W-es:u1dt. • Rictwil '..f\<i, ofl'ebod .t!lli Bm Allh: aDd JOD s~d In Lord's ~r il!! uJUIOn ....\..one Pomeroy- . , lHt - · - · ~; 111'11 Otba vnuU. Joha X..Wit)D, n~ on llr and •ai l~ttef ti. ~ d~ rtans lin. B. IL Alloo lftfDily. for a '"""'er J!r.ll.le<t .,.,.. ~lo­ ao..oe Lawoe11e0 rilled on ..,....t Alt!fr l"l~~'l';~ ' moot• aq,. C.rpontor, Salnnll)' eve- lq, •log ..U too 1!11111": diveralae. aJon and a ....W hour durlnl J lin- loo ~-~ '"" tlluc~ w~li diW rittiOfDio~ were ~ o~ . itr ~d ~ea · ~- - -""f''· ood lin It R llitnl, Slllldly lifter- Mri Clia-1.. ~ ltlro. ....... 10tn ' W!eJ!uill. ~ ' ltlr. l~d lC>L Bad Giu...ntamp ll'jfOj, llri. :;f., •~":,~ ~·8 b~UO: ~~~of"::O Pi~lin w!:.*'W:: Pe!o Bllidehl, !tin. CUI Kfil!z, 11'1'6 Bbl Will, Mils Jf!t'f7.-.. w9,d Dewtttf Ruri t-afte« _,. &....<. h of aM Mli. Cllttoa IdleD 1 1'be ~ ' ~ Mri ...,. IR'(" . . . . . rUatf nteeftil will • be- at Ute ~~ Chatles Van btnne ofl Cia~ Alita ~ :. ~ Wlttvlfri:. •Fn:ftkli11 Bailey, UJist.. it'lf hostHB RA(IN~ .-fttiiOclst CHURCH, BJny AUen aoif Cenie P'I1P' Rev Jphn Elwood, Pastor A guest preacher Will ~ In clJaljle o1 all atlended a bh-1~ pirfy fpr Sund.11y ~let'S thlf wed. Forest Mary Jo Rowh Saturday. at the RUn monung aetvice 9:00, sun hume or Mr.~ VU'gll ROWJh. day ~ 9:50 :a m, oat -Grove Mn He..,. ll<!a..r opeltt • m0:11rinf serv~e g 45 Sundty ~Y irith Mr ana: Mri. Ilifwe• BthOol 10 30 a m Rac!tne IDO!'I1· Ikner, MtddlelKJrt. mf(!!lei'v1ttJ 10 45, sunday School camp, T Mr and ~ d'irle. FJtc Jr. the 9 30 a m., y optb Fellowship 6 P m Oll1cial ~ meetmR: MondiiJ,. e>oenmg.Jln 30 at 7 30 p m, Wed nesday prayer ~rvt<"e 7 30; Con ! sfant BUil(lers class meets satur da,· ~\~£ Jao~ a• 6 30 U'CINE 01'-nST CHURCH, Rf'1v V W~ley Jenkins, pastor Sunda:t Sd'~Go1 9 30 a m · D'mi:bs -~ 7 30 1> "'- BYPU IUO p '" G- BHll Chu-. ......... at p m -lBoofitto!; 'l'ltiJdly ;tf!"or wh'tob opened they theJJ. Communjsta was lDereuiq.~y celtl:i'n they would have to rely on Reds for 1\IPPort ineretlliqly certain that wcmld have. to N'ly on the Real Estate Broker In MIDDI.EPCIIT, OHIO 6136-M PHONE$ 6:1111 for IU~port oil "Cr , J' our IF W:i wh~-cb 1 Gf:r•Au~~iif\ on D China, ~~~:l:i~~;~ ""''"·-• ~ ~~~;;~~r::;~;~~=~•;: {'J'rade-1n all•~;::~~~;:• machine, 1 1 tion, on els. Ftoe We also jlond~noe l!lo11110r was ~· r,..,LP,ae Lmght Mcs v\<tor Ynung Boney w~re ~erat in L.. 'EI.IIIIii:~--...ll"ii!k~ est ~~ the polio di'lVe A poho wai lhown aDd Mr WUIUIJ' I spoke to the group 1 lew. , • dessert cour!e wu nt~~: I!~;~~~~~ •Ji -"if. TWw; i..=wn j ' :~Ath~h:o~~~; tbe Std'elory of State of T\le qea:oUat10ns the3 United StitM . tM Althea :9TYa1,t oh :J Mrs Charles Lawrenq!! Ho{fner. Ruth Fi'ancel 1lrs W I( penter and Gdbert TbeiSI, JUs ifr-1. Jaycee-ettes lfear Mrs. Genevo· IW/ttn 'liburstlar Mr; speaker at of llut l(eliti ec~~~~~~ll,;:~;~ held Thursda)' home 1ot Mrt Frfifdt' JeD1liDP wttb llnl WUUam ChDcH, tant h01tes:s: Durin• tiM bilsiR'eSS cMrge of fhe Rtcha'rd FoUrod a of $5 was millie tO ttii The Hostess: piize wu to MrlJ Kenneth F1nlet Mrs Nolan, home d~~"';:l::; tlon agent. presented an estmg talk on ' Color tn Home ' Refreshments earyang out tJI.e Valent1ne theme were served by thr hosfes1e" to Mrs vtrr:ll Brown Mrs. RJcbard Folfrod, Mrs 'fhcodore Reed', Jr, Mts Jack Seehg; Mrs Willt.m Kmght Mrs Richerd Karr, Mn Totn Crow, Mrs Rlchatd RoSenbaum, M~ Kenneth Finley Mrs Phil Glo~kar aM the guest, Mn Nolan was. attovted by bol"b the House and Senate by an almost dit:l'bimOus vOti, _ ed and the measure D. j ~ E:.td1!l ~g. V1olet Munns. N'utlr.v, N the r.:ora•s Prayer 10 utu~n, 1~ 'lf3\J p; m-:: M'•y sMice and ~rs Wnard Gwtft· There was a das~uulon on. 7 30 ~·· (PDrflaad), ~"-'''~~- ArllMrlon. Va: Sit an~l playgrout@' ·Mtlf*n"ent It was ef letLtJC'e 7:3W P: m r a,m~, and ~9 Cbll· <:tded to~ ttivite' an past s1lt.-tev MeaJM, R N dents J\!"~~pon ' " I(f'ot'hl""' R N Robert Central ool PTA to ;;!l'teo•41 no stbool at Sclplt GallipoliS the fo'&a ~ bay tea•w!IJ'd''~ Frtdllr, 46• to tbl r-::-:-:--...,.-~----.--, • l )lpd • 1'11111· \ii cL\iJtE .AU:*N dr~::r.TI: !/~"· ~~ · ~· Titl! Third 'l'lnlndar ~ ,jOt ~· .. oyfie ar.tfYM:t9f ~t ~~-- ... _ of Mn IWh: ~ '\BIIlrr ~ Dunt .aM .let Van ~tbu:'~ Baum, . .lfl. •riohave (f'*S! b~ lleefHpg lDi )ktess 1'11i! m... Da~ :.!!!_D Plans were ,made fot .F~t\id• 9:10 1 m ; .)Uctfte Sfl;yet :meetiag ers Day tea whea the' Wedneiftly '7!30 p m • Gttif BfiHI PTA met Thunday prater lit~~ 7·30 ,; m the school RACINI! MlRlcNIRw. c!luttUo Mrit. ' Roy Tracy presided ~ pelttl'.' CliUI'eh ........... ?•ilb i\'l;.les Dor01bv Ma· lhe ;.Wnl onl ... ~t4o-i0 \JAG;) I llil\ ,;w: :""" • -~carpeotor :;:: ftlllll • lit aild Frida,..,...,_ qtlt RODNEY DOWNING nl&t Sl:ln!of enwtotrl- For f<jun'ders ."EEW f)V&h«iad, , a tm!ller ol ~...n 11 H;gb S<hool wloted of· Splller, Sugar Run PTA Plan,Thursday Plld. COli* ))low l!rtui~~Wt!lt D<totl,.. J, ail<! !( i uf Pdffia,.CI re- the sao: by the hosteBSeS during social hour to 13 members. Let's Take • Trlp "Wild am, ~ p,...nt !2•ao 0'!1ehther, su- 1 00 TV ~~ preme •bled eomminder tn 80 Btble CO!li'J AIIJ~ Europe, warned agaiD&t ~ompla 2 00 Ha:os Chtith•n 1Andtr'l9n eeftt'y rel(artUng the threat of 2 30 $lven1ure the new Red German for~es 3 00 Eace the NjllhPU • GrueQther tempered his w¥n 3 30 Com:;_ad-. ~4ge1 Prcsen~ aarlllfl that the outlpok ~ U.b. Alire<! I ur a tot of v1srting and the wtlole thing·~~ prohtnhlll all round l!ln't the best dollar you even· tn vested then Ill treat ftemernber Wonder tf anv or flllr kids are lust D dollar bJU to above addre•s and you II have one of the fin.!'st trvm~ out this 1\ew fhmi !'.ancer 1 1 ed hu~ lness Ill th('\r slerch ridmiZ? na ure \O um!i's yuu ever GWn Sf'rm s v11 u ~et 11: bur ~hallow pan Qlllic bt,;r 01 a ~arba~te can II~ I must add-the pu•iurt!s are all will do if "nu can saw (") th~> n r1ch color 'Over 100 ot them, h~ndl" oft Frnd \ourself a g;oo(l hfl desrr•ptH ns rue the !mest hlllf' ohl hdl flnd take off spm uou U ever see, 1111d there's ove1 nlnq Ilk~ Cl nzy '00 pnfilo.t of fa~matina- rnat~l'ial H r w.l~n 1 nlrr~dv rhzzv wtfh A pnvaiE' fwm would ask- (llnd ono t h ltV: nnc1 ~nol hPt' dur to tno ~et at lea!'.t thrf'n iloll'llrs for such manv btrlhclAv~ I d tn 1t th1.11 B \Olumc bu1 It's put QUt by lhr. V"'l'\ dnv NntJ~'n In 3.1HW&v Lu()~ ~late hence we buy 1t at much Ma ntl hands rm !hill mnttor no less thnn <"Ost bralnst Charles WinebrennN" MHS ara N()th \M morn dlstrPo;smll n-ot frustratmll tlvtn r ,a,l 1nl( Dec:from iuate and now m mUrtary service rn Japan He ha~ her masumnE'~ m l11nuarv a! I'n, luu landed CUH's address but no sueh good t'ln!M with Mt'C:all:s and Ooorl lfousck('('Pinl{ from the hbrarv luck u they re ever f(etlmg m "Ontact M~t be tbonah by just 'flhM'e thPv a 6-fho m.n!t l(f't'l' ' ne of thrJse small mtracles ""ou~ w!lvs lr~ adnrn vour fl"f'ln' <'lnors nntl hPr,. s ~&nih vm1 4'f"n'• ... v,•n ('onk 111 11 11 ~ I on 'Tht- Year I really un t rnjoy 1hcse too--- - iO.OO w 111h h~1e m 1own-BMH hAd ~lr{'ddy l~k,• n n headl.!r last Sun Amark<elca.llnpRC COUldhavelr&VilleoniH!QlltnClea TRlktn g W!lh Mne Sflttlr ()(1" In aucl\ counlrle11 1\9 Btllztl Itt Salvador, Colo~bla 1 Rodn c~) nhoul nut d91!v lr1ps up and Guatemala whPtc cortl!e 111 virtually the No 1 town pnd Y.t nr{' n~1 et>d ihnt export Item The repo1 t hAll be<en sent to the capl· they 1~ good fm us Why wed tall or au 21 Am~ricnn telmbllct, En.ch has until gd <:ubm fevt•t tf ...," t11dn t gel Feb 2! to give lla own \ LC\\S on the •u[Ve.y nut thtsaw.ty"- we te bolh lll!:fl't'd • • • • And ~110 sn u\ >h<' nmcr s.tw eJJ AN tTNURUAJ. !'li>AIW>Sensto· a .. rro •r v,. • r one o r hcr quJil' ( 1use nell!ht Ulrs ender (RI Ohio, hns be-en for<'ed Into •n unusual Mrs Paul Scott ttll sh:J sees her political altuaUon In hi! campalan tor re-tleetton, al the stml where V1rglnt11 V•uatly, a candidate t• lee to attract vo~r• rrom mtmbtrl ot tile oppo1lte party Bender however, It now •trivlnr to k,. ~rnMtt; or hl1 own party ft'Om voting tor J1ia oppoftflnt t.ndtr'• ' P.roblem a.rl••• from the fnct that Oov Frank Lau.Cht, ~~· O.mocrat, haa had phenomenfl.l aueceas In cetunr OOP vote. O!liO durlnl hll pNVIOUI campatgn&-aod '" now l'lmnlnr 101 ., lknatt .eat 1liC!tt tl..., tn tum,~"" helpful to Repttblican candida.tee on eev· 1 occ&~Lont-moat notably Ill Lha lOl\0 1e election campaign or the late Sen1.tor &bart A Ta.tt Lauache rclueed to help Tart a Demo· U&Ue opponerlt, who went rlown to overwhclmlng d~reat Blnd11r, kD<IWinl the J"OVIlTIDrft appea.l to GOP voter~. h1 rolnr out ot hl.l wa;y to ldtntlfv Lauache with the Democratic patty- even -w_a mlq ..,alnlt fhe latter • vu.unte\1 pohtlcal hhlependt!nce Btnd•r ~ that aort or thlnr lead.1 more rrcquentl) to polltlcll.l mugwum~ and m&vtrlck lra:•pon,Biblll~} th~n Lo •table goveiTiment ·• 10•CIO Tho hi t.wil Watsoil =' 'ff8ifdinf,1K1U Wootoa • 11\Jt..., V'tddlf11011. • Gchooll ••d -~ ed trom Ntaclt' Htgi'A StbQo1 .t.if ~ ~"'•• ed the On~ wbn dfte Clab of the Fl'at BaPtist Churoh Tit""" day evenfng a! hPr home.' Lisley 'St ~ In t.he absence Ul the pre.£• 91!nt. Mr.- Cay Se1denable, the ita~ her Mt" J II SlephensoD pres1ded over the meeting. "Co& fadente in God" was the teaebl er s 1hought for the evemng O.vouons were led by lint Joseph Cook who had for her lopt<" Hope taken from Phal hp1ans 3 15-18 Ph1ru wete made for the dilllnet meetlng- of the Bapti~t Yooth Fell()wship which will be held at the Porneriiy ChUrch, Monday eventng A dessert coUrse was served ~ "\ yt 1 ~· ~ . W.llik ' Mtf ll'l Mrs llr n PrittS Mftft~ •'-' , ' l'i'.u..,..£,..'><'" J $>J:Jnl:f&gfneu ;>~ objects OF EVENTS niDJ, . Olll! "(jn One Closs il"fl' •L f/ f -"'h h ur DOpi S ~I Urc ~ bcrs m common serBc thmgs they s hould do In cas<" of fLre PlHllC, or flood Hrmplt• lhrnw;s one should do for hun ~t:'lf and hu \ n c~ 7 w.tfJ Mr .1od Mn Donald Ho1ttor 1 ::n~·~rl~d -%:r•J~ ::: drtWs Frilay I ;; ~n~y in Juanita S(!h\mtef'l was an overnlglft gued of Miry Ahce An. lD,I JOmtly with til{' FnNjorn " madf' h.~o Cub Scuub will be [ _ _ _ _.::::.::.:::::.:..;.:;::~-:'------------------------""--'1 l'oundahon of Vnllev For g(' shown rn wmdow dt,;!Jlrys Cub Scouts dbtnUutcd in 19'>2 111011 Scouts w1ll rut ou dram1.1hza BY BLANCHE HASKINS m~~E'lf wrlh ~orne Roberl Toprs Its a wonder tlbe fanners don't than 1000000 poster!! and plncu]l twns tablt! a ux ,Lnll Jlllnlomunes, fhl" hu ~ hul wht\!nes!J ot nu S leH~J SO II JUst quat-and they wUL at t~is 30,000000 Liberty Bt'll doorknob based on Cub &out 1de!lls thf earl,., snuw co\1rrd wmte1 morn • J o t1avcl hll'pefully 1s a {pr r11LC' eventuallv And then t)lls hangers In thCir fu st noiJUnwule h1slory of Scoutm~ tmd pusom~ mg w1th nnt (])umond st.tu bu1n ln ltet t.hmg thatt lo art:{Vfi 1Utd m1lk-at an all tlme h1gh Ever get-out the vote eftort This d nnportant to 11s prog1 t'fl~ 1ng n1 th~ oH st ~ ~ t1 ulv one uf 111 lht 11ut stJcte3s 1s to l:~bo1 1 ~e£' suc-h a crazy ll\IX.ed up affalf" fort wall' llatd to be an •mpottanl turn s \\onrlds 'lry lim\ one 011 ~uur p 111 no {Ill I ~:tadly pay a fairly ~ood price M6st of tlw 54000 Bo) Seoul Ev~l~rllens h.l!lg draped V.llh tlly ~ v.hcn Y\}U get fed. U'tl.b tmA I for eggs----all last wmter they all factor lnl~e re;cor~ turnout or sixty mfllon voters troops v.l!h 116110tlfl munb('r~ whlte- nnd no 'olnnd 11 JJ<'(l}ll ( h.h~ slllll nomng bJscult makmS - bull gave t.hose U\\ay- rememeh·~en tv.che and thtrtcen 1 lh It is bellev-.d that four m1tllon lyean old , will C('lebrateiPartl eH1g1 ~cn~ e~e k.1re my Hn d clu ~l lllg ll works c. her' 1 1 Seout11 and udult leaders can ht• v. Ill1 th (' 1r ~ t Jf> t t't rJ(' t:lill s ant'l E"""Y e"-y •--·'ness, nu ghhot 1 annu.t parents .• k h ,, d '' , •. k ,g .... tn·'"Sil~, \ho ~ ..... ul,l.!LI a great 1intluenoo among pa[cnls and Seuul,; dumers nl Whtch 1 t.l n l gd uonc 1oo 10~ a1 t ~ m 11rn ary 1 lOu,J S£'0 1oo m all new,eqterpnses W!hats-Oaver go relotiv., ~"-a ...bors, ond uth~ JntllVIt'hutl a<hunHmenl and Applt boughs lured wtlh whtl ~: -pa 1klm g and frc~h told us she'd nght .straight back tn the maar on to prodbCe !h'6ther re£ord ve. Rdllt-¥Umtonts Will be rerognb:od futm un exqut ~ J\e ptl 'ttrl.\ All 1 H ,\ai led tu G tlltpv!Lq that snow lest the tra<"tor the fanner J~f hlDt this yt!ft • .~o.,. ~. I hey Will !liMo thank local organ ugly plact's ate softly to\tiL•d mmnmg tJan 251 .md ~o\ JU.Sia fold up real!~ fold llRd w~'ll see · l ll 1 d h over- lnmfy reigns lttth p1~cc, tm nerl around ond how little any pay ~heck fat OR The eampJirh seck1 to lnSt II za •ons lm parents w 088 sup <'amp, h<Kk- she s asked If patrol 1 Jn Rd4}t.s...tbe determ111ahon ami (l(JI t makes Scouting poss!hlo F"or th~se fr w brwr early man about lhe 10ads and hfl carq lean~ amounts to reapontlbillty t~ cxt.!rd1m thcu EKplun rx 10 tlu.1 14 000 Explor momunts let 1h1 s "Symphon) tn 1 s!lv lHivts! d h{ L to tomC' 11gl~~ Don't rile me by t&lhnJJ me hovo fraocldli U tree people and tnke umls and 1n ExplorfJr crew• White cn!CJ your vcn soul and hatk IH\mf' well the Carmer has ~'¥!e I hap I more aetJ,ve<patt i.n the1r gov w1ll Uemun~hutu before udultd t1y tu fur get the Jc)' ro~<ls lh~ I ncnd Nm,l MJ!h WIIS m Hunt- pen to be nn ol<1 farm .l{al my' ernmttnt .tub .~ul wUl hllVt\ nnd you n...: pcoDI I:' ihe outdoor r endless clcaJrn~ and dcanm~ IIH lttgtl n lh11t d 1} and nuy a set sell an Of~\'~~ Ao p~rt1c1pate <!lUll ~oc l.ll !i~ 1 \ 1ce, und vocahonal untold ~!XIl ;,t work lhltl u 1 n ,, 11re <"hams could !She. f1nc\ 1111 thpf better ubdentand bt.s rcsiJOil"l dcmGnts nf thmr tHngram four 1nch snow tnvohes m,tJopoH~ / So-:n,e thrUI to see your fanner bUit.J -.a a cltf7.on 'rh£! ~hlte o£ wtnter tho gll't n s 1 ~ hn came edgi·h h~~e1 ll~ pupU 'Oh a national TV :shoW ~~i M'"RCH 41,111iorlo Heatllt... 'flu pn~on&l ond buckyttJd s vtittod' reilullll~. w VI, Mn' Marlin li'aaien Mrs Oliver Ml<l>ul, Third St • " _conllnod w hll home wit• tb• respomnbality c1g:ht mnr of ancJ the len lll('nu "car taon to God, ,a a spurtofof hclpmgl These bringing o part people a wlllingn£'ss to ~hare old memher~ follow a home cen and an undersWmhng or tilt• lcred program m therr homes .,. v...,. J6o Dwlpt ~er aM daupter, MJ~ 1\,11 Mn Ro&on lliftls Sr oild lin Albert Since a major reason f proct':-; N~~l Mr. all4 MIL BUI HiddiHwatt of PortlaDCI ~ i~ lbe Pool OUft propel"tr' ne ~ dl,. Jut ftfk !:bor and I!J c..,.,... <~DOd otr Mr. and" )tis. Joe Circle and diu,....., 1'luB'odiY ovmlog lllllll .....,.., II • Pltleftl In tho Holtot JIGQital at Galllpollo ond sons • 11n c .... Ga.. of Wolf Poo wao o ceeern gueol ol lin Rob~ Morrll sr M.lJa Nettlfl KG~ehler and 11N Loubt Reibol wuc reeont vl11ton In OolUpollo Dnld Mitbael, ,.. of ltlr. aAd H~ dctlares it wall ghe }outh Most of thr nnhon's 36,000 furlher opportuifiily 1o dcvcrop Cub packs, with l 430 000 mem physu!al f 11nes" sell r c hancr her~. "'II hold blnl' and gold pot the fulfillment or ones 0 t 1Jigo luck banquet s wtlh f'a('h fam1ly go\•ernnwnt s democrutrr P8MEROY: SOfJETY 1110 owl '<tlte\iio 130 iltl!t ()If for not votmg ts fatlure to ha\ e regis tcrrd the Seo ul~ ra mpatgn \\Ill f1rst tr} to ?;et c1hztns to regis Iter Colorful po~t~rs emouragmg during Boy Scout Week Fehru 1 registration v.tll !Je 11lsplayed In If)' 6 to 12 maktng the or~unilD acordan<'e W1lh local rt>g1stration tton's 46ih anmvcN~ary dates Just before Electwn Dav Scouts and their leaders w11l dts Dr Arthur A M'huck Chr(lf tr 1bute 35,UOU 000 liberty Bell Stout Ex:ecutlvc "ays the new 1 doorknob h :utg~rs to homes program seeks through 01 gan acr()Sj; the nat ron 1 ht•S(' hange• s ued and tramed man powea to n'ad Heed voulhil ~all Vote give un lncreasmgly fxottcr pro as you thtnk but \Ot( Novemb('r ,gram to an lftcrea~Smg number of 6 1956 u~c vour frcl dom to today's youth to Be Ptcparcd as vote the nations youth and to help cttizens of chararter to be p 1 c Boy Scout Wc('k ts the lnrgest pai"J!d m body, skill spmt w11l annual evrnt ubsrrvrd hv younJ;J: <"•U7.ens and as a member of o team ~tense Is AnHDuii4WI ·~ Scouts Observe Birthday The nation's 4 tOO 000 C'ul> Scouts, Boy Seouts Explorers, launch and adult letl!~<!rs wtll their FourYeur l'roaram On ward for God and M} f'ountl~ Engtlgetfteiti 5 ao Sky Klog 600 Roy Roc~s 6 ao It'.s A Great Life 700 Satur<\tf Ntlht Jamboree 7:30 Bt.i Surpme 8,00 Petrf Como 900 !ll&t .Lfebit\an 900 R~p!.. Aie Fl'/tnY T..•i!o $\at Theatre 10 00 ceor~d l ~o'fiel 10 80 Htt Pal'$4e St•H Corr~t&ponc&.nt The week's good and bad news on the rnternattonal balanee fnc • * * By CHARLES M. M<C.ONN Nahonal aaverttstn g r{'prE>senlatae Botlmcllt KunLiill S43 Lexlneton Ave Nt•w Yor" C1 t\, ltl N Y S.TIV.ElSVILLE- ,Joyce.Ann. WSAZ -TV Chann•l3 By CHARLES M. McCANN Pomeroy Obao - IDE TELEVISIO Commentary ' pla&De BIB e-dttorlal flff1cf? phonr 397 :Entered. DOllARS "- 1~ 1 f '\ DEVOTED TO INTERESTS 0, MEIGS-MASON AREA I I I C - S. CWIN - r- tiaHv Sent·inet ? j ' ..... l ( �"'••Feur -,. - _,. The Doily ~ntinel, Pomerov-Middleport, Otilo Saturday, January 28, 1956 • SPORTS ROUND-UP wa& 51 gned / to replace De Marco. "YOUR SUNRISE TO f I' OTIAWA, Ont. UP-Bill Smythe, a Une coacb at Xavier Umverstty at Cincinnatl, Ohio, last season, today signed as an assistant coach witb the Ottawa Rough Riders of Canada's Big Four Football League. Smythe played college football at Notrt Dame and the Uni'fersity of Cincinnati. • •' • -f'~:I:IQN" OAKNI~ MOTORCYCLIS BUNCE HARLEY. DAVIDSON SALES • t 7 tt Ath St. Mldd-t. 0. TIJPP~RS PLAIN MY5TE"-Y MAN ENTRY B.LANK Still> Anti SN Our Wide Stlo.tl.. Of Now And UHd NAMB OP MYSTERY M,-\N .............. .", ...•.•. N~ ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . ADPaas . . . . . . . . . .......................... . l!I'T.'I' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , ! I.. In the preliminary cont-t.st, the {)evjl.s Reserve team won out O\'Cr the Little F.atcons by a score Red of 52-37.- Youn.g was high for Wa- bama with 18 while Fox 'IP.d 14 for Ravenswood. Inventory .. ""' e ;•ntm . Pure Premium ' Pike tf, P. MotOr ·, A.C:: Sport Plugs ~~d o.11 Filters Firestone Knobby Tires For Ltss Tho n Cast ' ' Pui't Ont Fill AntiFreue $HtCovtrs HAMBUR.GERS -lUST Pll!VI Ill POll tt'41 IIIIT CURl IUVICI ~TAL~ TIMII COOK'S 'MASON PARK•ETTE U. :n M.UGN;,W. DISTRIBUtOR Phone 111-1 ' • \ : ••• ..... " �... -----~- I ,. ' evanaehstie .service Sunday even ina: at '1. hmes Reed, Supt. RHCI•ville Che ..... Rn. F,...lt~nd Norris, Pastor. SerVlces 1(1.t Joppa Willi.em Raodolpb led lttt 9 .30 A. Jl.; Suaday at 16.20 SunWednesday eveDin& pnyer •erday School at Lone Bottom 9:20 A M.; Preac.bin1 aervlce 10:45: Sun· vieCJJ witb an att.eodllnee of 23. day Sebool at Reedsville 9 ·20 A This week's leader iJ Juanita M. Pr~achm& 7.30 P. M. WSCS at Swa~ basement of ReedsvLlle church Mr and Mra. Erneat Taylor, Dec. 14. Herman Taylor, Hr. aDd ~ ,,... Methoclllt Church, Htrry Charle1 D. Woode, and Mr. aDd ALFRED Bates, Pastor, Laurel' Cliff. Sun· day School 9:30; Class meeting 10:80; FMV service 7·00; Preach· mg 8:00; Prayer Kootm1 Wedne!< day 7·30. Hysell Run Sunday Scbool 10; Preacblnt 11: 1~. REEDSVILLE BY MISS LUCY KJIILE : c. Edd Humphrey was in Col·· umbus attending a .5Cbool .s.evtral · days last week N. C Kibble and son Nat Jr., were rec:eot vuiton h.ere. A.r1'CIMOtlr.M '1\1111. OIG~"' TW1 fAMI ClrT'IIIIIJIIII .If a.DWNI, ~ NR MJI Nriwtl,& IN ..... ,... MII\OUf IIMMUM. -'NO lo\llft ~ l~tn'ID A ~- CMfMII~,.. (Jf.l'fl ..... Mrs. Dinamore Boylu, held aervlccs at the Elmwood lteatJipme, Sunday afternoon from . 2-3:11. Mr and Mrs. Elden Blake Jr., and children visited ru:eatly in Albena wttb bis' brotber HarOld. Mrs. Hl:cel Mlthtws of Ptrtl:ers· burg is a Vlil(or iD the borne of Mrs.. Josephine Pickens. The Commuuity JJuilders: Club ' \Y'fiOO ente.i:ttined 5atW'dty even- . ing at tbe born~;; of rMr. and ·l frs. ed Revival Sfl.rvtca 1t Titppen Plaids Methodllt Cbutc!h. lbe put week. , The Gran&e mel ia reJillar· aea- lllon Jaat Thunday evenlq ~th an attendaoce Gt 20, in tharle of Stout, Worthi -..e nttne • J!faater, Due to we1ther •ad road con· diUons desree work had to be postponed. Warren Pid:w. Mrs. Carroll Rantlolph wbo was • surgteal ' patient in tbe St. Joseph Hosptt~l was able t9 retutU honie sun~ey. Charles and Roger Meredatlt of Beverly 9J)Mt • tew dayS reeent· · ly with their uncle Wa:rrton Pic-~ keo and wife. with .......,... •.. Ml'tft Mill Nlft . , ...... •hantl........ Jet NUthl IIMICh c.IW Nnltht Wlttl .... --~.. .. ....... low liM. T_ _.~y.-...,..,w. cehl with IMW fkm1tt fiktiJ. . . . . , lfMIW Editorial Phone 897 Single Copy 5c op .. Delinquent Tales ·Show ADecline .Ma~k~d Increase During 1955 State Tax Collections Show AIR VIEW OF President And British Prime Minister Are To Confer Today .CAUFORNIA I Brltit;b 10 Presadent Eisenhower's plane The Columbine Ill. It laaded 1i Washington National Altport at 11:15 a m EST Secretary o1 State John Foster DDuUa waa on haad Eden flew here frotn New York to welcome the BriWb Iucier. Eden came to the United States aboard the Queen Elizabeth with a party of 25 for hts cooferenea With the Prestdent which WJII be. gin in Washington thiJ afternoon. W ABHINGTON UP - Prune Minister Sir Anthony Eden arrived bere today for top-level 1 tallul with Prelidt!n~ t:1~o~nhower .1bout the world Slluation. - - - - - -·-- Taxpayer Suit Filed Against James O'Brien NOTICE. Asked 1f he thought Ute Bu.l· eanin-Eiaenhower exchange wol.lld unprove 1ntunatLonal relatiens. Eden u1d he thought WOI"ld tenSlOD was "about normal. .. "We think tb.i.t is a timely mo. ment for a eoMtructive eft'ort by our two C(l.untries, " tW" uld ''Whenever woe are together in foreign policy and purpose thai. .ia the best contribution to peaee." .tbe prune mmi.ster'a meet1n1 With Mr. Eisenhower wiU be their firs.t since last summer'• BiJ ,.-our "! ummd·· meeting at Geneva. In a civil action f1led Salurda)' the Merga County Cnmmon Pleas Court Mari<ln L French of Middleport Ciled a taxpayers sutt aganl3t Proteeutmg Allorney Jame! B O'Bneo St'eking reeovecy of the sum of $3,UOO The peuhon states, that the $3900 15 {or cxpcnt>l'IS, for 1953, 19M anrl 1955, as prost:cutma at SwJt.zerland · tornf'y, on wh1ch O'Bn ~ n fa1led One of the ch1ef task! belore to ftle WJtb the county auditor, them waa a rev1ew oJ bow ~&r lis required by la.w, 1temtzed ven. f1ed slatr.ment.s to the manner m hopes for improved world re&. hans bave dropped since Geneva wb1cn .the sum1; w~re t:Xpend.ed and detiSioru: on what new ~ The pehhon further slated 6.1Jd can be taken to test Ru.uJa•• • that th~c purported sute.ments of't-proclahiiecJ: for 19M and 1955 were ftled, but cerlty OVer its "peaceful intentions." th~y were neither it!'mJZed nor On thill point Mr. EU.enliaftr verifuw:t, wherein O'Brien shows an.d Eden were expected to acree that he hu not lawfully expendon a challenge to the Soviet- to ed th.ese .sUDl.B, and aa:o that the abandon its "paJ)t!r peace pledf"ei.. ddendant has f.a1led on the fn-st and settle specific cold war ~ iJ. days or January 1954, 1955 or sues. llr. Eiteahowe:r .already bu 1958 to pay into the c::ounty trealaid the grouradJ 101' SlRh • ch&J.. SUJ')" any part of sueb runo;b relen&t! b)" re,iecti 111 a 20-7ear· treat,i maming expended unlawfully, of friendship bet'4'ftn- the UD1&41 A judgment and O'l'der for O'. Brien .to pay mto the county Slate~ and RUBIQ proposed iW Premier Nikolai A. BQl. treaaury $3900, wttb uuerest, and Sonet ganrn. . eqWtablt! rehN IIi requt!Sed b)" the Preaident, expreQi:df. 'Yiewa: tbc petihon. .. _ " whk,b diplCJn~~U a.aid -Ede-.. alilr- MillS COUNTY IIAL ISTo\U DWNIU THI TAX IOOKt All OP*N lfO~ 1n ,... ""'Of'lllil"' tion wlQI a "renewed and lnvlg. orated attack on our health OHIO' Cleuoly oo4 ......... - - ... tNiy l•ter.U Taylor. Several from \ere nave attentl- CJU! No. 242 • Clyde Pickens and L&mbftt: Stewart who have been medJCal ~ patients at a Parkenburg hospital ; iave returned :hom~. KellDY and Mary Etht'll Teyior : spent Suuday iD Parkers!Nrl lbe gue.sts of their mother Mrs. Cbas ~, Clair WooJt!, Jqnror and WU,,. ie Jonea and Robert: RobiuW, spent Sunday evt!ala• with Jim Whitlat.rb. · ~ Vol. VII f .. at Deeotet~ l'o l'lle ~ • \' • e ,. I • blerns." l\lr. Traffic r 23 Racine Hi~h St.nlents .Attend ' . Five Draw Fines to~~J>elce :=UDder~·DIDthe UJIJited On Traffic Cases ~t':a to ~h .. Iettie lnBendAr~ ' , ~ I ROOMS 6F I BAKER tJtj Htw Furnih!re > ·MlllTJIJG CALLED ; . , .ADD A NEW JIGO!tl .• ton riJo - to .. It, ol,...., I'M llifl-.... on ~· -~""- ll.tu'il Wo'JI Jiti HI - "" t!IO· ....,. - oJJ ••... Jri!OR. ~-.. W!i,'IJ ..... - -- J,. ...... . nlllo lou!~ .... ,... ......... utii!W .. r .... • t Door Radio and Het~ler 1950 DODGE . . . • • • . • . . . . . . . $495.00 Another ease ol burg1aey wu report.ed t.<Jday by Mason Town MarWtal W. T. Thorn who 6ald the tltUside Ta.vcnr in Mason wu IY UNITED PRESS ent.ell!d sometime betwcan 12 mld· Tod11y's weather arrJvro in n11ht Friday and 6 a. m. saturday. Sunday night m "s!rlpes"' The thieves brokfl a window out of a hand of snow ::.tr.etchtog the !>.ide door to g&Hl entrance a' well as windows in the side and aeross !.he nor:lh.wat corner of the state, and C!)ld rains and sleet front or the building. &pr.e.ading a~ the remainder. Tlw Marshal rt'lported that 800 The Jmmcd1ate ou.tlook wa~ for penni# jq a jar 'Wert mi.ssulfl, lt Wi6 b-el!eved. ~hid! the buralars muclt colde.r weathET 1.ont~ht w1th were after Polio Funds which tbc Iowa¢ tern,pcr&turcs to range Wm'e hidden aDd C!SCIPCd their from 10 to 16. detection. State 'Jt'oo)tn Forren The wcalher experts explained and Gal(ord &JlO eouductlng the a low pressu!'i) ar.ea bad df.l\ eloptnvcst.igation today. · ed. over 'Rbl'th Sunday .af.t.er. noon and swung not>Ohlo dur- t Dr Radio, HOllier and Good Tb:.. 1950 PONTIAC ••••. , ....... $495.00 4 Door 1951 PLYMOUTH .........•. $495.00 ~Door 1951 CHEVROLn .... .. . ... $395.00 Two Ton Cab and Cho88ili 1951 FORD . . • • • • . • . • . . . . • . !Ton 1950FORD 1941 FORD . • • • • • • • • • • ... $95.00 1948 CHEVROLET .... . .. $145.00 a J)Oor Tl LLIS USED CARS Next To P110tofflee .- ' ~ODEL Your BASEMENT lfo • ...,. ••• iob to llnlsll 'iMIJlOftll . oolH"" wHII ,Io_. II• " ' - It •• , ......... tho llixury ot no I ~ ' "'"' WEST SHADE +ou olllno. IY MIS, RUHILL PAJijTill Oro... "" llullt-int;. ~ It'' Ply Panel Grade Fir ply Wl!fld •• low 18. . . . oq, ft.' Ue . Mrs . Vifl:ll H. Rowlh entertaJn. ed with .1 birthday pll'ty for •her dau&hter Mll'Y Jo'll bl;\th birtb· day Satw·day afternoon. Ice ~ream, cake -and eandy to saven_!.een ehildrfn. Auto Collides Witlt Power Pole Market Reports .iM served ~ boo.or. ed ·gue~s rettived m1.pt !Jl!li. JIJr. and Mno. John Wickham ,.lied on 'l\lr. sad lolts, WW HeUman and ai&O Mr. aad ~. J. L. Wick-bam Suftday. l\lr ...d Mni. limy Q!:own •nd , ohildren spent Slilld•f 'with Mr. and Mrs. BuMell Painte-r. Mr. •nd M:r8. C1atel)ee Heaton of Pomt!ro.y, Mr. tbcf:llil'3, ·Cltudl Woodyard and tJOn of .A1Uea ,nd Gene and teaaro Lanhun Jr., of Parkersburf calltd on Mr. and !frtl. Loword Lo~om Sr.. Sanday. l\lr, •nd illrs. DOIDJJ .GeoJ(Ielu of PGmeror- ealled on )M~. Jennie Rouoh SIU].day. 1 !,Jr. ond llrl. 'WHI lleUman call· ed oio Mr. aud Jfn, \ O.illlii Eaal- mau Tuesday. . CONVERt YOtra d.u:AGE. . ' lntOo....n .... that aid& com· IOc:Ally ' to ,.,.. continue to BANK .. 1..1...,...,.....,..,.~;...""'"""- ~t;~ ""''-""'""""' " - ....u.. • ... IMllhl gtj ' ., """""'· ............... fir ~ hr . '"'-"' .... built-~ .... .. ffir N¥1'11 -loullll!........ oild Rilonclftt. h·•" Oitl- THE POMEROY (EMENr .LOCK CO~• being driven by Of .MiddJeport C'JNCINNATt, 0 UP-Ptoduee: heavily Eggs very Wfllk 1-4c lower, ('OD• damaged when it c:olHded wtth .'! tinier grade t:r S. A large 43, Powt!r pole, Sunday afternoon ta~t M11.in Streel, the Pomeroy brown 43; tne<Uums 40 t~ 41; Pollee department reported today. brown mix 40 to 41 ; exl.n brge Aecnrdina: to tb.o reports tbe 40, A large white 36 to 38, A m~ auto driven by Stella Grueser, dhun white 34 to 36; A mediutb Minersville was turnina: Main brown 34 to 30; B ~aiBe 34 to 36. Street. >100 feet UKt of Sycam'""· lrom tbc Pomt>.roy Used when it momcntarUy webt .coatrol, aad the front jumped the curb, and Clr into the pole. The not damaged nd DO A 1955 Chevrolet was reported. -~·-- .. - w111 ' Le. vy 0 n Ba11ot , • For.Mason-Co - ' ' . ' 1t s p. m·. . . dealb of D. T. lJoyd ln a Galion, 0. hospital will be given Mallon Sun~ay. an vot.e on eon· The funeral -service a.nd burial special school will be in .MandioJd, WednMday, at primary election on Feb. 1. May 8, it was decided by the "Dllne" as he was Camiliarty Board of Education at a speelal knOMI ID this area 'WL'! .1. 'P06tof. meeting OD :Friday nigbt. flee employee for sevt>.ral years, It was previously planned to but u be.st rcmembeted ror his hold a special election to vote on hOll'Jr.-madc candies sold Jn bil lbe levY with the t!lection being eonfeehoncry in 1h.e uppt'IT bus!· held someUme before the prlness block mary. However, County Clerk the Lloyds have I'e~ded ID John A. Wilson advised the board M"ansfwld Cor rthc past 20 years. that there wa& not sufficient time He 11; :mrvtved by his wi.fe Viola !'p"oimb:oul·dy election before the and a daught.e.r Mrs. Ralph UanM the poJl books must of Gahoo. · · 30 days before any Falling Temperatures To Mark New Cold WJWeForTbisArea the echool sale . tOll LUI.tH41i AN EXTIA lOOM MAY COfT 120.00 Pllt MOHTtt ' 9·SO p, m. SUn· day. A check of the building ·how ever failed to disclose anything app~am~tely ~-:~'Jc!! wtdei' C'b1toappear in Wn1abt. was arre.sted and charg. hi& C81' crasbed into tbe BACK FROM JAPAN _....... 1953 FORD •.....•.........• $895.00 at . . ,- ·MiddleWor«- war; receivf'ld ~- today failur«· to by friad8 of . the famUy of '"'e of Acoordlng the Neutzltng •t the Hea1h The Middleport Literary Club was entered twi~. onee.on tart turn mto a With Robcr.t will mecl: Wednesday afternoon night o~nd apin on Gtn1ber start.rod at the home a1 Mrs.. Ben Philson. acCilrdmgTuppers to schoolPlains of(]. dr-Iveway Charles Russell u from the curb ramming into the conducting an investiga . right ~ide. lrr other traffic court cast•s in u... th• rcporJM brealtJ,. and enterings Middleport William l)mguss, 38, Just recently W11hama High of De~er. forfeited a $25 appear. Sobool was al110 .entered by burg- anee bond for rcckle.8.!! operation. lars who dMtroyOO a Coca Cola ••d m•lk vendlftg machme, but who filled to gain entry into .................li!Oftl - 2 lltlor Superintendent L. W. McComas i~~~~~~;;§Al!>~oc~JI.ti~-·;n~~~~c~L!u~a~TO~~M~E~E~T~~;~~~~£~wfuieek . FURI\II. . TURI . 011 Bailey tbat the lntruder.s wer.e .scared off by Schoof .. , ., l.. E:~~;;:~I GAROINillS CALL MUTING The Amateut Gardeners Club was will bold their February meeting on Wednesday evening at the home of IM.rs. E. M Blake with Mrs . Bl"Uee Uoyd, assisting • n "'•t. . .J·· o,.....;-.l ' RP.bnl1"'' ,.,... cu cau ' al'100 O A .G ml,l lh~ Dig hi It !ipread a band M heavY snow 50 to 100 m1l<> w1de 1 acr"'' \he northwest car n(' r of the 111.-ate and .accumnia.ted to !hrec inches around Fllldlay With drifts. 11p lo ~IX inc hes. A hand of .sleet lrtd ran~ sp~ad beneath lho ~ nnw band,lfCTOS8 central and :southern countie~ ot the li ~alc . ltalnfall reached one inch at P1keton The night:; mimmum temper~. tures rnngOO f·rom Z4 at Tol1ldo Registration or voters is now being .do.ne throUJhout the county ll.bd the work wiJJ not be ~omplet. e<f' until March. That would ~ot leave enough lime for the closing ol t.be books before two eleetlons. Also voted in Friday nflht's I ::;:~wo~,; a plan to glvt~ a rrf. J~ to Mason County teachers to vote at the primary on the question oC coverage hy liOCial security. < C. L. Ch~ppelear · FatallY, Stricken At Portland Home to 50 lit Chesapcalt,. l'"unaral l'icrYJces for Charles L. Cold Frt~nt Hftt. s..vft; Chappelear. 86, who di~d i!iudden· The weal herman Silld. t cold ty Sunday n1glit at the home of front associatl'rJ ~ith thc5 Jow .IUs daurhter. Mn. Agnes Price of moved ~:s 1he :southern pQrt PortJ.tt~d, will be Wednesday al 10 ot Ohto thL~ mom•na. Win•inS a. m. in t1te Ewinc Cbapcl. oot.i~llible Cu.kler We'iib:er wbic.b He jli .sun•lved by four sons, should cover tbc state ty n~t- Cliarlct~ L., Athens, Tenn., Fred, Call. Cofumbtu~: Dl&tdt G., Sin Dieao, Tbe state llighw.r oe·kruneot Ctl. and Lt'.slie P., Hun.t.ingt.oo: reported that highway.s were Njp.. f1ve daughters: Mnl. Estella Jfuclc. pcty iind bazardo111 due to sleet. · N~tt.ional City, Cal.; Ethel • now o~nd fftezing ntiD QOlth or • I Ku•ic,, Colunlbtl:i; ~ Reed. Nc• Jmc marlood. by Batni11, ColumtM,.s work, 0 : r.trs. Agnea Price. ,., ern AJiilleM!burg and Lilibou. llirbwzyli Brewer, Con!itantiDc, Mkh : ou e south of this. line were .sliPPct"Y Drot·bcr, D D. Cba~lcar, Athens with rl.in two si81er.s 'EIIa Altman and Myr· T(lday's forecast e~~llcd J<:C" lie Cbappclcar, both oC CtarblibOW iD northw~ ... Qtuo', JiiDQW bUfg, W. V.I. f.nd a'leet ill 1 narite.,.ta.n OWO, Burial Will be W. H.iUersLo"'ll rain aDd ...,.,,..,~) I'!OW flllri'l• Cemetery~!,...,. Coi'ainc, o • and In -to'JII Obklon4,nbl dM.iolnJ . oan·•t lloo Ewins tb - l.ltlttlill ilr lJOUIB!ri dls!O: lld6ie t~Q11tiie . • ., •, of i.= pea,.. to In.Local weekend Courts ;'"';~ ~ t"~lai~··~~~i~~~~ end Five fines were meted by loql m'81Sirales over the eye •• teday ,or trafli,£ violation.s. Two or: d~e tbf!le were levied for drivin1 while 1ntox1cat(:d. lrld ROOcrt K. simpoon. 20. Parke,. <lefe~ ~nes r•ei.A.rr:~b~·~~·~ burg was fined $100, eo&t& and ~- with Sau~Ar:1._ fenced to three days in jail for ·------drJvlng while intoXJcllted, by May. or E. F. Robin.soa, S.turday night, also for th•t r.ame ofl'el15e Mayor Robinson fined Paul E. Burton, 35, Middleport. $100, costs and seatenced bim to three days in Two Are Named To Middleport · jail. Ree CoMission- The Ohio Highway Patrol, who made the arrest Saturday, report... ed that this was Burton's eecond 'Lionel Boggs ~Jd Robert F1dl:. offense of thiS n.atlU"'!. Alao In er bave been •ppointed to ' " court Saturday, lJftdy J. Schoonov. Middleport Reereation Commi.:. er, ,Rutland, was fined by Pmne- sion by MaJor c. 0. Fisher to roy s Mayor, $30, ol whkh $10 the places left by the r::i~~~~= waa s.uspended, on the charge of or Robert Coats and Joe speeding Jr. Bruee Lloyd lJ thairman Harry Fry, 23, New Haven, had Commission and other me.iDJ.i a fine ol $5 and eoau levied arc Forrest Bachtel .agamst him by Mlddleport'3 May. Dn1s. or C. 0 Fill ~, on the charge or Tht new member! of reekleas operaUoD, and Denver miaalon •are eraduates ol Mills. 36, Maridta, cbiU'ged with port Hicb School. Fisher ~ag without a.n assured dear ployed at U!e H. a: R. -·'·-· distance. was ~ocked $5 and Store and 8ogg!l is · todly, hy Jnsliee of tbe Peace his uncle, D. s , Petey Middleport amsl FILM$ OUT FOR GRACE KELLY ·~' � 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/. 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