https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/40c1668fe9143cf31f690bad56ea03f5.pdf 7c877d82222078b63a6dfef6f0051724 PDF Text Text ... -----~- 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 ·~' �.~ ' .. ' .::::::;:;::::::::~::!i.!:r:~::. ·--~- -. The Daily Sentinel r, I RIYNOLD E. GREENE RICHARD S. OWIN IDITOR GIN. MGR. PubHsbed eviry aft«noon extept Sunday by The Ohio Valle7 Seatlae~ 1ne , at 110 llecllanle St, PoiDeto)', 0 Bu 9 ln~.u omee phont 398, editonal olf1ce phone 397 ." ' t10; ~teted A' !eeond clas'l ma1JL mz m.atter at I h I" Pomeroy Ohio post o ff u:e Nat 10ilal advirlldng re-t:~re&fntaUvP., Botlln~lli Klml.oa\1, 3f3 Lexm&ton Ave, New York City, 16, N V WAllllt}l"oToN Su~~criJallon rates Dtl1VPf1' by rarrier where av:ul•blt 30 cnts per oqe year in advnce j t The Daily Sentm~l o((u~e. $1580, m moftths, $7 ,.80, three months, $3 90 By motor. route wher~ wet\: ava{bble: one mooth. $1 B> mall one year $8; !lix months, $4 ~ . • tbrtt mopt~. q.50( one month, $1 UP-The Atomic EnMY commlalon: said today it is dev&o&Jltii several brand new weann@ which t~ wtll strenethen nii{~fiaftY llfe cl~:refi:set Of tl\i!l natlo._ ancl the fr~e world " It alio disclosed for the l1rst time that tedi hive started, in ldliho on a stationarr . forerdnner of alormc enalnes for lli'Cra!t. And conalr\leban of a test poW. er plant b1g enotigb for aireratt carriers will start lh the spring. Inc . • Growth Of An American Institution MONDA"I" 5 so ..a..-.. HowdJ Ooody 640 Ne-.n Pieturto OM Les Paul & Mary Ford DfbC' Don1 seliool ?Oil Big Town Ernte~ Kovat!S Show 7 30 Tony Marho HomeNew.s Caravan Tenne!Me Ernie Producer'-. Sllowcase 800 Featber ,Your NeBt • 30 Robert .Jdonta;o111et1 Bob &..T,n. Carr All Star Theatre 10•30 Adi~nlures 0 r Ellery Hetalifte$ News 11 •0Q QUHil 11o5 Weathercast Camera GOf'R lo Sehool 1110 Press &x Matlnee Theatre Dat-e With Life 11 15 Greatest F1ih•1 in CMtury Modern - Romtmces 11 30 Tonle:ht QueOn.lor a Dj:Y 1 oo Sign orr Old T1mer 7·00 Today ~90 c;Q(te~ T1m& .J ~ .10·00' 10.30 11 00 12:00 12:30 1 00 2 00 • 2 SO 3 00 4 00 '•a 1• I ----~'"'o-;:-,---.,....,- :: C.t,Npfq~'t~$ For cam~lgu ~Ards 1 novelty adverttsfr&. and book mat~hes 1-3tl-3tc caU Pome!roy 20\. ~ re•"f!'h and dffllopmeat" which followed up "on an ex- 9:011-Siltn ciNiiAY J'p.,l' <'"r 9·00 C-aptahi ~angarbo 10 oo c,rrr Moore 10 30 Arthur Godfrey 11·30 Strike It ll1ch 1¥ OQ Vahnt !.a:dy "" ~~ IS l,ove of l.ife 1 12:80 ~ar~h Tomorrow 12 48 lor The Gu ding tlgbt 1 00 Ka~1e's. K,iteheo I ~0 ~ove Story 2 00 Obert Q Lewlt 2·30 OU!H!party V1r2:i~i phcatJon i~ Ju~rfby or calt, puhhcatlon 3 00 The Bii f!IYOII 3 30 :Bob ~roaby Show 4 00 The Brighter Day TUiSDAY ~ l"QBJ> -- ·like n~¥W, $249ft JimmY Parion&, ~4~i•pY,rl .1·2~· 1 lJg5a ftYMOU'llH ~dor, gQOd ..!OntUtion $1095 Jtmmy Paf6 """'· IM!idd~t. 1·28'61< ?00 Pfess C~eo ? IS O<IUi• EdWttdl, Ne... Clseo :kid 19113 C!IEVI<OLilT "210" Delu• 4· <I~ $eilan1 f995 Blae<tn'ar's, PorqefoY, ublQ.. 1-2s.&l:c • ' I• r l'hil Silvers Show 8;30 Navy L~ ~ 9·oll 9,30 !lledts.;!1 I~ to~o 11:00 I HIS 000 Q~~e~bion l~ BUICK • You :rtu>t Y~dt~;)'o'i!e tG u., e Show uunute Ntwa s:hde, radio and hea~er. $695 Simmy Parsons, Middlei)Orl 19·Business Opportunities 111115 PONTIAC Starclue! Catalina 6 45 Bo'6 WaiD.er Sports Show 6 55 We'ithM'maft tqod Mjd4iepol1 1·28!610 ., JDiil 'OIIEVJ\OLET Tudor, 1>01".,.. ' 1~6t c sl.c.w 6 30 Your ~$so RePorter BOO eqgl!f 'pmo~ Pod. $1995 ' Jimmy 10 00 Studio~ one. 11 60 Up to 1be minute News 11 05 C.umera No ol ?SO Viot6rlo, tully month, .fort} ..two and one halt (421,ic) cents for each fiVe hun· dred cubic feet or gas For aU over ftvc thousand cuCeet of e11s consumed each month, forLy.five (4~c) ct'nts for ea-ch f1ve hund• 00 rub1e feet of gas Center, W1th An add! llonal ('harl(e of of the amount of each b1ll Gasoline over 1000 each manth , but not le~ th;m gallon per overhead, ten Cfnts no co.mpJ:h~~on, 2 larl(e stl)t'e rooms, 3 room apartment Jn U bills are prud on or before .th~ ta~r Will wUk out for $4900 15th qf the month followmg the Phone 6136 M', 1\ldd)~port ., 0 month m which serv1ce is rendet· 1·28 9t.t1 ~.,•._.._ _ _ __ ed the ~~ or 'to ceQ1s. which ever Super Riviera Coupe, Blaettnar's, Pom~. $2PG5 r 20 I Bt'Jsiness ServirP' I SERVICE ttd::? O.Soto Custom VB 4-dtlor SedaD, $1198. Blaettnar's. ~Ohio l.u.Gte .,.. '" 111$.4 B,UI~ S~P<r con;"'''l~lf Cou;l!.. ~IIG. , lllllatln!;"" "YI"· .,.oy, ~jno. l.u.Gte 1853 PONTI<\C De)u• 2-door ,lie- land taken out Sedan, $1395 Blaettna~•. POJII· • eroy, '?hlo l·28-6ie (91 For Sale ------~ -,-,...--- Slluonln With "'-rt.n.- ,world'5 finest e.er. On sale at all and 1arages p~on. semce ~tiOIJI 1-lll·25J.» The Racme Comp~ny diverted to tion state Tbu, Still another iJ: 1f the money cannot be is spent, reputedly better tban a law The on- billion doUars ln the next three can year•. how much wall the sma)}. 1s l er farmer really receive~ the Another idea beina: given ron· siderable attentwn by aome ot. a move· our Qhil) farmers, I found ou.t,. 'Of the seven wu .a proposal brought r'QI'th in Great Lakes this column about a year ae:o. Bri~Oy , 1l ts thts Why should we bu•fd so much dependency on Oh10 bas not the National govcruihent to sol~e any of the other I our agricultural prohlems" .MaYbe we wou!r.l be better Qff if tbose f)foblems were aolved HI individual states I predict that that the above menUoned ldeit will beeome an 1mportant factor m the ver}' near future Rose to face JIO"jble country Wq• II d1st AmeriCan-born Mrs. , lVI guri D'Aquj.no had Se)\V:ed years and two ,nDntbs ' of I 0-year sentente she ed for attempting to morale of Antenctm m the P4ctflc; . ' She took with. Mr a ~ WW:'tallt to 11ppear a! Gas & Serv1ce <l.mtfit """'.ric£ I!W'loll-.bf Wlili:lijq>9t. CbU.INS .JEW1;:. Ll!R:S; Piimerw. 1-3-11 tt!'fey be RALPH A WINTER EDWARD J KENEALY nese Tokyo Fe~j•lll Line EST in a her attept to Commtssi-cmers. & ABBOTT T.V. SICJI. VICI!l AU inabo llejlalred by Elr Entered m Journal pert ToebJdclana. Phoae II2IM Y Jap 26, 1956 •MlddltporL 6-15-11 A true covy Basil J Bontzk1, RIFRIGJR4.11Citf SALES AND Secretary SERVJCI (1) 30, (2) 6, 13, 3tc Domestic 'IIUI Commercials New used @qtljpmeot. 7 years tim' ~lenee. PIFI ltiJIII.IGIRATION. 6376-X, Mldclleport I.F RA· 1·1?·11 6ft• You t.qve 19'"ethi119 To Sell, Trode or Announce, Let A Daily Stfltinel Dl•pl~y ~d or Wont Ad II• Your RqresentQtlve. -They Get Reaultw IRON - W... QQollty ,at C!~PI'tithr:~ prices. Pbone~ •T"'Yili'·P.IHJT~JIWALD •YI!I.RAL HOME J:V!'Jll'il . . ;y YU .J ol (21) R,eol Estate Th~~o that Asbury Bryant. flu been appcnnted administrator of the ertate or the late Nettle 1'0\llim, of lfutlalld "'*· f 11 <!'hetts ·2 sOls ~· ~ •matt,..,. or (lrMfa, 1 rt.unt' R()DNJY DOWNING 3!nlnf lt.!iblF: an8 4 FlmJ~ 'Cllillr Wall ~cl1 ln ti'Ol.J~ 1 t~r ~e. 'j)irlll)1v ~elp it sollt at once f?..a11 184-X, OJ" see Estb~ GiaNt -NO-LZ-,t'ii-H"'G:ISPITAL a ' at Blrtbt' ~ugbter to Mr aild lan. \In C D. Bar•elt. an· ~iUed Mondiy: MTs I..aiT)' J. Bt.iihiy'~ I ~ <IJt' ~ f!!ll~ · ll>i ,,_ or 10 ..,.jj, whil:l\ will be dHucted JIPII!> ll"YIJitDL Tbe Rachle Cas & Se"ice OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Company, Racine, Ohio." y '' (. 18 w cav.c St, (Upper Mon'key Run), Pomeroy, Ohio II ii1:1 W.r Re~t liMit 2 Fi.ve room ' \tllltM'S. .witk '1-28-etp INSURANCE AGENCY PiN. Avtom~le, Hnlth ACCIDENT life. CatUitltY and Bands W IT H 1HE INSTAIUT·YOUISElP FOLDING DOOR THAT MAKES SENSE AND SAYES DOI.I.ARS ' Gjl·9~ or. oHio . . -~ L MOUIJI'ON, ,, C~ixm"' ~ A WIN'l'Eit ·IIDWARD I. KENJAI.Y Only '14·' 5 , commission'" lt is further ORDEIIEb, • 'lih:!t 4 «!PY or this entry be aerved, foribwtth, upon l'·O"x8'·8" READY TO INSTALL • SI:US FOR loLL E11teml .. J<l\tmal • e II[!>~~ f..il6, -a, DOORWAYS • I 0 BEAUnFUL COI.ORS • MADE OF WASHAII;f, 'Jlhe Rac.me Gas all4 Strviee Com· AI~!"!"' R"'Y uNFURN~ HOUSE for sale t:ompJe'telr modern Freshh pain~d Pa Lincoln HeiJhU 11-17-11 C~il 330.11 Probate Judte'!l office re- Adm1.tted Saturday • Warren Sturreon JT , A.!hton, W Va, Mn Albtrrt n sher, Chf'S'ter A4mltted Sund!ly Mrs Mar1on Van Meter Mlddlepol't Mr!il C D Barnet.t , Loon, W Va I 4> ---j~e !! .rtlii<IO.. IIO:l'Aio!J - D 0 0 RS DET l'l'RWI'UliAL I BICIIW -~~· . spaee in every room I ,l'l'lJ\1:-1 YOUR OLD-STYLE WE BUY ported today pi'O(h,lction- Racine, Ohio " O!lpER.En, That a copy ~ this t?erv~. forthwith, ~wn For reUa)lJe radip -.nil !lV repair Thti: ltarme Ga s and Serv1ce C.omcall 8646-J. W~ unlee all P'IDY ~... S.lunoU. Appllanco THE PUBLIC UTILmES ltlilill"l!lll. OI!Jo. 11-2Hf COMMISSION OF OIDO ·o;, ·•wil~h a.. ROBilR'r L MOULTON, Fodot'J Tralne~ Ghatnnan st.vt ADMINISTRATOR NAMID of aP.phes, Will ~ deducted £rom the ball upon p~YJJlent Ap-plumcf" It is, ful'thcr llli!J~. Bl.ettnar's, ~ PO!tl!JIAN riy, Ohio l:__c f954 CHEVROLET Bei·Atre 4-d.oor = - -- - - - - -- St , Potneroy Store t'2fl.8te ~2·=23':1-tl~c:--.:--'7":=--: Obio '<lap, .,. "' -..: .-·-.-. propo~d !K'V· prov1ded the so•l land bank went be taken mto eftect-u another big ques· For tbc next fw1y·rlve hundred Dtccniber Bride Early approved ior cubic leet or gas cons:umed each right uDder e1us· who v; to put the \alue on the Iars Roblnhood Bums II: Allen Godtter•s Talent Seouts I Love !.licy the the filing by The Racme Gas and SatVICe Company or Raeme. Ohto. With 'll;he Publ~e U;l~Lti,fs CPifl· mJssKm or Ohto, of an application proposing a-n :permanent ~ali rate as to)loWJ:· For the f1rsi. f1ve hundred (500) cubiC ieet or gas or less, commmed each month., -or the r11fht thETe· to-Two and n0/100 ($2 00) Dol· 5 30 "llhe Early Show 6 3Q Yollr Esso Reporl>r B45 Sootlfiht on Sports 13:55, Weathennan 7:00 Patti Page 7: UJ Dour Edwards, Ne\fs (J Rancn I ~·Notice Ito Oft Youf Account 5 00 Lueky .. "1.IGAL NOtiCE" is hereby given o[ the 1-23 6le 5 00 Lucky 8 Ranch 7"30 8·00 8·30 9 00 9 30 lncreas~ inNo~as 25.902 f~le~r ENTRY ~~~r.~~~~~;~·~ tnhted t~e fbllowlng leJal entitled nollcc sub· wi1h tbe lbtnre ap- 4 is Secret Slopn 1 4 periua:nent TODAYS CHUCKLE Alarm eloeks are 0 K , if you hfWever to bnd and use hke that sort of ttng Impatie nt em1tomM· ••J..oolc, witbont n any recour11e 1f miu 1 only grt an hour for lunch 1' O'Neall felt Wadress hurrying by " I can't time-ctmsummg discuss labor problems w1tb you to deternunt now " ··(! CpJ;npany, Racme, Oh10, fol' a ~r,~~i~~i.~~::::. larth"' ------ ~~~~;, COfoV!\ISSIOII OF OH!O 1D the- lbatte1· or ~he appJlcatu:m of The lb.cwe Gas and Sel'fl<'e WCHS-TV Channel 8 "mlifd seVeral new and proin\&lni avenues for weaeton• .ltua!ll. "''" ~IFOIIp 'I!J ~ILIC UJILITti'S "';! vida or Coon W'tO ha.! ~ffi Ill E\'tl'ett Parki'r !Nbshtutf> mail earri« has been delf\'ennK the m.t1l 1n Mr Sisson's plaee R1eh.ard Smtih and family of are outmod 'i'hey were No 9 spent SunJ:~y With bis moof tune ther and the Thomas Smith famwere a lot 111 Mr St L: lair r~l urncd ft'om a viJ>U with h1N .sop m law in Montana last week and tn hi s empkly~tn1 al Tuppt>rs P!:uns phmt to the extent Mond:l} i.Dterlere w.llh oo D,to ...d M(s IIC•.ror l!af.dOiph Cr~ek aod Mt 8\'P •l in AJv jn ftccd of SugaT C;emp ~aUtd QQ th~ir aunt, M'n !IIUJ ;1Clt.bte Conserv.ahoa tlad thts lf'elr aMual UloYJUod At Ylm. O'Ne 1U on the le· I 1he \.11 ~ ' tlfil\ot Ohio W•th production. of nuclear wea- 4.15 pc]DII at the higheat levet in his- UO tory, the ~C repor~ed "several & 00 Jmporlant" expeb!llons of the far. hullJ plants whefe atomic aad hy- - - --:ytr!:c$-c-DA'"'Y;:-----~~;:-:30;:-:;H:::ow::;d;::-y-;;Do:::oOI:;;:ydroren bontbs and warheads nrc 6 5!5 S1gn On 0 00 SokUera 01 .P:ortune 6 30 sPoru Eyr dev~loped and manulietured d To U ' N PI t The commbslpn made these di8· "1.QO 9 M Coffee Time 6 40 ews c ure closures in a H~nnual repOrt 10:00 DID& llollJ s.~ool 6 M I.eo ~aul "'M.arr Forcl on diantle prO. lq·30 Ernle Kovaco Show 7 00 01'1114 ,Ole OJ>rY jeet fot whic!h taxpayers have t;tut 11 Home 7 30 Dini'h 8hote LIP $~4 4 .. bUUon slaee lta bu~·th in 12 00 Tetu\euie Ernie 7 45 News Caravan B 00 Millon 8eTle World War II The AEC said out· 9 00 Fireside 1'beatre put is up aU along the hne from 12 30 Feather Your Nest 1 00 lk4t &! Jan Carr 9 30 Playwtig1ats 58 ore to fi.nJ.ahed weapons. Ci2·® St~ ShQW_plsO Hl SO Mr. Dlstr!d AttorDPJ VIhah .and rilihtary poftr projects 2 30 Pat801l't Study tl 00 News Headlines are bGOtilin'g ' 3 00 .Matinee Theatre St.Ckpill,j, _ Of WupoOt 4.00 wllh_ !.!~ ~ ~.:.::hr.:sl 4 With hew lt-bdm'6 tests Schedul· ' lft Modern RodiadcP£ 11 1li aud Wllkm~ a. Show for this spriDI in the Pacllic, !l:30 Quee~ For a Day 11 30 TonJgbt JU!!I, It ji ~ng the S OO Old T m"' 1·00 Sign Or! stockpillnl of weapons mnde pos•,, .---sible bY previous tests. It slid lillt spring's tests in Ne· "' eo.,r.u notic J/ 600 Superman 6 30 Sports !:¥• . 6 M SIVI On c~·''"'ahtot l(lbbtt, ...,. .~~ a~ lrnds or Akroa WtN ~ e• e her• r rtc:b.y 0001 •·..,.- .. !R llllllld.. of lin. Alllllnda SmUll whO ........ eo-;:,tlo• '~, •!~ 1 : ~ her :bume w•th a dtuihtn.. ¥n, · 1~~U~r."op 1 114<~ IJnnlr T>rlor, Pilat,...,, ill vj•ll· OD tb~~~',nis rntd, for th# fnf her aOb. T~ bt.lillt-lt topi<' or eonver~atwn 1111 The Floyd Rarr1D1er and WinState Distract Snprrv.lwr s meet nlc Bouley rarn•llr.s were 10 Paine- .. Jll&A Hp• it J! watrr M>Y ~ lurdny With 'thf. 'mqeaud ·dMnand~ on Junior F¥-tly and .fr•end ot p., 111 u 1l::Jble watt"r s 1 fc;tke4 RufJ WflP vouhlli bill 11lf. U~tr b lnt'-- · upp Y Itt and l-l!m•lr Sqnday fit,. ~tt df 'Mfn~,, t=~~: :rn Donald Bn<'hanft or Joppa speht •••11• .... .. •• • a rl'w d:t_,!l this wet'k with the . 1w'at~ - ~ retanY r ...•a sour<'P~ o1 Rur•nttw'• 100 ""~Walley 1amite-a. 1 I There bu *' * WSAZ-TV Channe13 • ay CHARLIS M. McCANN fl. t l\1 G l ' : L. lEts . On 1htl(ews DEVoTIID TO INTIRISTS OF IMIOs-MASON ARU. ::.;._ Monday; January}O, 19~ - LONG·WTING VINYLFAIIJIC INSTALLS WITH ONLY A SCREW DIIMit DOORS e CLOSET O.OSURES • ROOM DIVIDERS C<l!M b. ~Del 1H how FOLDET Will ....... rour homa "bigg<or." 111:1. 1 FURNifUIE • ON Ml, 1"+1'1 UIGtmST CO..,_R -IN .(R,l~IPORT, OiiiO ' 1 �------------- ~·- .. - ... ~. •• ~ tlie Doily Sentinel, Porrierav-MJCf<IIIJ)Ort, Otilo ttern Pressure Off Dayton Flyers ·· After.Defeat By Louisville 191 IV BOB GRIMM WINNING WAY ' .. Fo tio h• lb ~. ~ pr til li lir tl v ., I< c tl ti •• l •I h'l$ 2Nt> • CROSIJV 11XIRII&Y INA h'E~L YI:'"AR LIKE 19.>"5" ~ . 1 Touthtst CIMe AheM SPRINGS, Calif. UI'Hawkln.'l, El l'a•et, 'J'ex., each eol. IOllln. tourlats headed today lccting $3611 tor a J,J~1 Pboe:alx. Artz.., and tbe big Three Ohioans Uijf'! ~th two pot there thla weekend- others for alnth Jl)ace amoJlj the with' •BOther "new" champion to top money wlnnn. hal for the eaoh. They were Frank Stranahan of Thlt Ume It Is 45-year-old JiM· Toledo, I.co Dlat~etli of Willous:hlbJ' Demaret, the handsome Texan hy and Sandualcy, and Dow Flns•ho bad not won a tournament tcrwald or Bedford Helahts and IIDCI he captured the Celebrities Athens. Each collected $l85.83 for enat tn Wat:hina:toa, D. C., in a 72·holc total or 283. l&U. Sll'anahllll and BJaecttl fJred Jimmy won the $Ui,OOO Thunder 67's in lhc flnal rouad while Flnsbird JnvltaUoaal tourney here tcrwald had a 72. Sunday when he closed with a late ru•h to edJ~ tbe third-round loader. Dr. Cary Mlddlecoft. Dem· art'llt had a 289 total, compared with 270 for the Memphis dentist, and received a cheek £or ,2,000, Instead at tho $l,OOO rnr s~ronct. The Thundellbird event waa a t."•a.rflan race far the laat two dll)'fl Mlddleeofl' v1. Pemarest. Jimn\y COLUMBUS, 0. UP- The Ohio bad ftred a acvcn-under-par 84 the Harncll..'l llur&elllen's A&lloclatlon opcnlns· day, then followed that Sundny clflcted Kenneth Rlc ..ard· with JCOrea or 6SI~7·69 . Middle· son or Sunbury as its preaid4»1t at coif went •6'1-86-86·71 . lhe Knnual meeting at Oak Park In third place c:ume Gene Lltllr.r nl'ar hrrr . who pl•J• from thh; Thunderbird Other~> chTtl!d were William courtc. He closed with 1ine11~ro b~· Bllcht. Cl' linn. vice president; Ju. Jlrtq I 88 ror I 271 total and $7M. sllph A1-hl'r, f'ohunb11~. Sf'rrtilnry : Cardner Dlck~on, Panama ('ity and C' A llohbOl' her. Columbll!i BeliCh, Jo1A ., .anrt Juliu:-~ Born~. tre11surlf'r . 1ttid Pincll. N. c., Ntl'h bar! 2788 ror Elr.ctl'fl cl1 ~ !nct dlrcclor :-~ wnr $600; lnd tbOrC WI~!: A ftVC·W,.)' tic Alhrrt lluffm11n, Zane~"Villl' ; AriG for tii:rth place among Arnolrf r~tl · l:dwar1l. ('mtnn ; Ralph fi<trhr .v, mer, J..atrQbc, I'll,; 8nd Hol/i('hrr. Troy : ~~~ lloyrr. Springlkl<J ; and Apple Vlllcy, Cilif.; Tommy Bolt. c n . r.n ~:: hmd . Murlon. Chattanoop, Tenn.; Mtkc Sou · chak, Cr0111inJer, N. Y.: and ft'red .bJ ~ ,, Harness Horsemen Elect Officers At Annual Meei Ill BAKER ·- FURNITURE co MARCH OF DIMES a·S299.oo ....e ~ ;uRNITURE zip to the season, here are the smoklnli opinion !S of North Cat'O· Unit.d p,.... Sport• Writ•r lina State'a assistant coach, Vic NEW YORK UP- There'll be Bubae, .and publlei1y INn B1ll ci\'!1 wa.r in Dixie next month Hensley. · when North Carolina and Nortb An Intuit H• l•ys Carolina State pl·B')' tbeir b<tskct· "Rosenbluth, Floyd and Freeball rubber matcJt: and. it yo~'rc a psyr'niatrist, make ~he ma:st Out man OVIIII' our Roo Shavlik?" o( the fact th•t I'm deJ.igh~~ to ntu1s Buhas. ".Ne;ver. That's an pour .&ame coal oil o.r;t tbe .conflag· Insult J doia't tbi~Jk we would ever live down. ; As the cltief rocrui:tcr ration Just recently, ()\d Feades.a pitk· you really mQBn. that, Vic? l<'or cd en Ail-America team which North Carolin11 State- I saw Floyd mduded Ca rol ina's 'Len ltcnen.,~ on several occasiiiJPl9 and tlidn 't bluth, Furman's DarreH Floyd, think be ·WitS worth. a scholarship. Oh.io Stale'!i Robin Freeman , .o.,. And afloer .seein.i him play in col· quesnr.' s SJ Gtccn · and Frisco's ltgo I haven 't changed mY mind. Sure, he co-n score, but that.'s all. Blll Russ.cll . North Cilrulina State oi'ticiabl In He can't score against State or any teii.Jll worth bragglng ~bQut. Sl.'il that I'm a burn-and so er1:1 Rosenbluth. Floyd Elnd, quite po$-1 "And Ro11enbltlth" adds · Bub.u, sibly, Froomsn. "that's .too much. He I& .a: good .Tullt so everybody can get pro but thdte's more. to basketst:orer perly indignant, tmd add a• little ball tban t'OS8irrg th'c bll'll ·lhl'flUgb the hoop. You've , got to trr and stop the ether felJow .f nxn tossina: it through. and I've, got two ' lltUe girls who could sec-,re a mess of poinl!l 1£ Rosan~lulh w,tl l\lil'ding them'', .~· i. ' . Hensi•ey storm~ .OUt Of his BY UNITIDPIIM corner liwinging b*-' ~nds, ready ttJ tako on. the ~erfolid South and the Big 10 as ·well. if neocuViUanon 88 o.t.w• 62 St. Jo.seph11, PL '12 Penn 80 Duquesne 70 St. .Boaaventure 60 "Four million North C&roliniana Canisius 81 Crelahton 81J are wondering bow 'you could pick Lafayette 78 Albright 74 Rosenbluth over Shavlik" be coua f\ordham M Army 46 led. ''What's mo;Nl, tbeyrre won~ Cormcctlc:ut 82 Colaate 80 dering how DILIT()U Floyd made Georgetown DC 77 Providc.nce 51 the team. Ro.stlnbiuth's ,atoriDI 11 St-cma 78 Manhattan 73 good but. hia dafenR is homble. Temple 93 Navy 74 OnoMan Show Hofillra 67 Sprmgficld 60 Su.squchanna 68 Drexel 62 "8ut what Tcally hurt wa:; seeNew Haven 78 WillimantiC 41 ing fo~loyd on )"Ol~r team," be. conEr1c Tech 74 RyNoon Tech 49 tinuc!. " If yuu 'd ever fl'etll hiQI New Br.itllin Tchrs . 98 Boston !15 play I don 't thmlt you'd oon.5ider Y~hiva 89 Kings, Pa.. tl~ him . He hon~tly couldn't make St. Michaels 02 North'tem 63 t·he starting team at State, Dub or Wagner 8~ CCNY 72 North Cltl'o\ina . He's a ODMDaD Panzer 97 Baltimorto U. 81 show with one purpG!Io-to taOJ'Ie. SOUTH "Last )l'('ar against State he~ Varglnia 78 V~U 77 41 llmNi and made only 10 in Tl'nn. Tech 101 Western Ky . 79 North Car. St . 82 St. Johns NY 70 ~.conng 24 pninb," 8!11 points out. . The State playt'r ~ w.as ~UM'd:La Salle 74 Ru.·hmond 59 mg n:tarlc 28 :polni•J t.bt hia:hu~ V;mdo.rhilt 81 Krntucky 73 In ht·s four-yell' .( 'arcer. Hell. 1 Gt>orgia Tech 73 TE'n•nc~-~~Sce 72 could make 2f pout(A if J lihot 4.1 W , Virginia 76 Fullman 73 AJijbama 91'1 GeO".,ili~ 7:1 tl~~s~luslly il's tbe; 'SP.int~ ot .tho Arkwn~a!! 85 ~is~b~tJlpi 69 eollt'!hc.!l down thl~ ~ that. FIO)'d Wak(l for('sl. 104 Cle1nsfln IO:i couldn't t'l!lM'fo thr tnhncnUon•blfs Auburn 73 Jacksoaviii-e St 64 o! ... ,b play""' ., SJt••iik •1141 ... , MIOWIST Vi<' Mo!OOet. Duke'lt Joe 8C'lmvnt Ba~;tflt'n Ky. 76 U:l)'Ol& 111. 72 Wak1) l''o.m;l's LeU, Davis a· llllnols 80 Dr Paul 8ti moral oth"". A l<Mik at f'urmao" • Akron 121 lll'ldelbffg ti8 record the past twO yN.D wtll ln· Bradley 65 M'>Brqni'Jtte &7 dieate that Fi<>yd bam't beiped St. Louis 104 Cmc1nnati 86 them vtry much. Louhwille 88 Dayton 64 OT "It bol.hoT't! mo to ue Fl~'d llJ.d Ikt.roit 89 Drake 77 Robin li'tMmi.n make tbe All· GC'nr\·n 78 Young~1own 7~ Aml'ri{'an tt".ams just because of Mar~ h111l 110 Kent St. 108 their ~ooring;· B1ll b'Umtt up. Minnn~tll 8:.\ N-orlhwf!slem 67 So LbCTt' yuu wre. Mh·htgan Sl 94 Ohw State 91 And t don't thlok · :vou fellow• lowa St. 71 OklRhmna MlJ from Not!t'h CaTolhla-, Furman aDd SOUTHWIST Ohlo State :should take it siUillJ 6Mll !05 "1\"U 64 down. M a matter of I'll he Tul~a tti Oklahoma A&M 42 &lad lo bold your .eOI'ttl. Gf!DtlolloUlllon 104 Trktity 62 Hardin Sunnums 90 How. rayne 8f pacn, )"'U may f,iyc wh.en ready. St. Edw. 62 Tf.x . ' Luther&w- &8 ICOUT ~IVI~W HUD wu:m;' Basketball· . Scores lln.hlelt BAKER FtrRNITllTRI'J Ill ~-: ........... ' ______..,........_.._. ·-- .. l.ym.. ) food .......... If, Man'l ..... &. Odd(-.) • . ClOIJI t9 ..,-,~ , •... '- ~- .,_...o..W. ,...... I PIIDt ewne M. lfa< Oil>! tl. TbU .......... IS.City 17 "'bll?l ...,. lf'r.) ••. ,....,. ... ..... 4 1 . --' . ~p 11.~ . . • • . • . , n.lteedAtl& ~~o~o "" 2& ~ W.IIJIII!Idm' "' .. to 45: . .. . ••• ~,&;lit .!.:' .... melltll't: uoa .. / • . . •J: 'l ;• Carmen Fiore ···· Favored Over·· Gene Poirier 4 Cr ftilil/ii ~a..;. Sttw:day. .. • . I ',,,If" I .·;I" .' rt ,. ;J ! 1 ' .'/[ ) ' ,. j. ~·. '[ ·'"I JJ i '. b .' . •• hu rt I SPORTS ROUND-UP NEW YORK UP-Johnny Kucks a graduate of last year's New York Yankee's pre-t.r.ltini.ng school, today signed his 1"6 contract with the Amt'l'ican League club. Kuckfl, a right-handed pitc-her. won eight &ame, and :lost lS~ven in his rookJe year. H'Jl won 19 and lost ab for Norfolk in 1952 and then went into acrvice. apparent battle with CQRTJIIA, gold fuedaJs in speed crMs-<"ountrr skiing to mandlng lead in the Winter mile Sweden Bud1e Aqele& Woir lllo indoor tennb C:bam• ~cord raa the mile second fastest time in SAN FRANCISCO-SoD cl8co set a major-collere baU record witb its 40th victoey, beating .Call.focoia, Sundey MJAm, l''la. UP-Nashua. 1955's "Hone of the Year" makes 'h ls fiM start iq .the $100,000 added Widener Handicap at lLiaieah Park l'~cb, 18 against some of .the CORTINA. ltab'·Au.tria ~:~1 best handicap stars- U1 training men'a dowohUl in W and already he has been installed Ol)'tnl)ica aa aa tb~ 3. to G favorite. He'll CI"'TY lead in tflp wc1g:ht of 127 pounds ir. 1-h.PPALM mHe lbd one.qiJarter clutlc, con· Demaret wcatent-Moamuth; Rocky Moun· cedb;lg f'fiODI. si~ to Z9 pouada to tion G~ :his rivals. ney taln.-Jdebo St. -~d;--~-::STOCKHOLM, Swt'den t1PJtudf;c Patty of Los Angeles and Paris W<m the men's si'nglt-s titJb of the Sctndtnnia.n Indoor Ten~ nb CbamplOMblp.s Sunday by defMtil'lg Svt\n Davklsson. of Swe·• . d<>n. H, 13-11, 11-2. An1ela Mortl· mer of Enala1td a:alned the wotaIIY UNITID PRISS cn's Jlftl}es tille by d!featinl £e. vond Ahbea Gibson or New York Two vlotorl• In llht<oe wo<kOI'd •·6, 6-4. 8-8. pmn at~ble th~ p~ewetllnK I provi enee Reds Keep Amenean • ·· Hockey Lead - .,. .. J ~' : t· ., .~ lloetey ~q:ue · r~ Rods. def..tod !be Bolfolu ~;...,, 1-4, ~iday nlCM. "loot to kctb~ll champions, Baptist Men's Brotherhood Holdsmee: •rrlvc " :Ot· .u· Pro~id.\'ft«o . lleda to ketJ) the-ir NEW YORK UP-The Flyinl the aecot:uJ.l)l•ce PittsWh~IM. national · whee:rcbalr b-.s~W:Cb llomet4 •I six poJnt. k>dar race. , , "' "' le4d .OY.flf 111' tbCI A1netican Hi~-ti>uvtw , " ana··· SOutbern-.W'est ViJ.(lnia 6-1 meett ea~y VM:l toD11bt, tougher Ricbmoad Saturday, Soutb~astern - Vanderbilt 6.() aad Alabama ~ play once nus week befcrc bi&: mte\iDI next Monday. Bil Seven-Thru-way tic exist:; at 3"1 among Kansu, Kan&as St., and Colondo with last two meetIna ia week'11 big 1ame Saturday Ml880W'l Valley-St. Louis risks f.O record tWice. Soutbwest-c~tcaders SMU and Arlu.u•s play once, tben club Saturd•y. t ftY1bte-Utah rl$b 50 rceonJ w~~ leaders-California BAA -&Ia JoM State; Mtddlt Eaat«n -st. naacl& N. Y.; Yankee-conaecUeut: Border-West Texas St · Mld-Amerlean Manha.ll Mid~ - lttif #icw~if . P,; \Uili: KOHl tfdwfRf_ rtc#;_ .J.tt ii• ;;.,., a!Czr1. iiwoiWwUvriiP' PZCWFHJi .. ··""" '"" ..., 114'• t . Ttn- 12 A-... U . Hatdm.l frOm 1.<» -\tiplea 'I'Ueo<Jay for thoir .,. N. W. . . .. CROS'~W()RD s.- . j i ,.__ •· , l-<11·1 oa Tile cotton ,MUST BE A ·oo"OD."SKATE,- THAT TEN[EY . ALBRlGHT nual exhibition series with ·Jooat whffekhalr te.nu. Tbfl Wbecls, Ill• H~. a. I Sot"""'y nichl. while ln New Yc.-k, will be the Grambllnl 82 Tlllot..n 1T nd thon roUted iD lite final per- (Ufl&tt Of tiH: 52 ·AS5n., the orUCLA 00 Arizon• tempe st. Tl Tho i>oorn of review of Boy ted to dol~ !the Cievel.. d &nization wbleh , entertains t.hc WIST ~Out Tr!lop U1• '' eoin-d of tirOw.. 44 Suudey olaht. . w.r-disablcd thro~~&hoot the yetr. Wll'llhln51lon 83 Onaon tilt. 63 Joe ,Johnson. 1\obert Boweb and In SU~tdl)''s othill~ 11m~, tbc StHn[ord 73 Orcg~Jtl 60 Amoa Lt!onard met Tuettdat eve· Bltiou .ad Hershey BeeTs bl:ttll'd l.>envcr 78 R~;i :s fl8 C1NCINNATI uP-Gil Hodges, ninl at the Rock S,priq:a M~tho· tbroqb,.in extra period wltbout Col.orado A& M &I Wyomina 06 dill Church wUh Ray Wtilaley be•aa able to ret~olve 1 z-2 ue. Brooklyn DociCer first bRSeman. il San f'nncisco 33 CIIIJ(ornia 24 SCOut Maat.e r, Geor.cc W11ncr. the t,ie Jeft Buffalo JO points in the NIUoul LMtue's "sacrifke Snu1hern f'a l. 73 hlaho' lm .sslstlnt &eOUl m111ta' aad five hlltlk of Ntt.JbW'Ib tnd nine ~cad fly cblllnQion." Tbe · likeable In· Fre:.no St . 88 San Oif'~Jfl St. 86 OT mmbers t.Jf tOO troop. Raf loha· of Clftv.Olwd dhm.a: 6tror~.~boy :JIH led the N, L. C'ull~a:e of Paeific ti8 Nmada· 59 BOD, Eddie Bartell<, Ricbard Clark . . · in tbtt dopartmeot 5iDC6 Ute &a· 1 Mbnla-n!f. 6R Mout111na Si1L1e 61 Toii!IIIY · Brown . and R•Pr llorOboy lliCh<d UP• .to within criflec fly wu · rcturacxl to offt. Utah 89 Jlawaii 86 heit, wbo took ond ~ue<flllul!y lhrlie point. of llr.o 111""'1! ID the eial nWor ·J ¢aaue 5titlst.lcs in St. Franeis., Pao., 96 Staltle 88 pUoed the IO<:DDd clarol ,..uUDa bitue for tho fourth ODd liDal IUM. tie hid iD Ill IUM aad 10 ill Poruand 81 GQUHia 66 IHG. ~ Cllder Cup plt>Off opoL . i •• TODAY'S SPORT PARADE rect. ~ I . Qri<He .. The DoJUJ try to tab over the lead in the Californla Baaketball Assn. Tuesday n.lght wben they plan San Jose St. Then they play Loyola Callfocnja Friday, , NE~ YC?RK l!l'-Wclterwmght DaytOn, which hAd won 14 1 Cann1ne ~~ot~ 1s fa":o:OO a:t .71f: stratt~bt, bowed in a hectic game to 5 to beat Gene Pomer tontght on itf home court 88 LouisvUie, In th eir return TV 10-rounder pt ranked No. 10 natlonaiJy by the ~t. Nicholas Arena, although Potl'· United Press Board of Coaches ter held .him tn. a dr.aw m t~ pm;he4 jt8 aeaaon record to 16-1. ' same ring on Dec. 19. Kent.... ranked No. 4 nation- NefldJer Fiore o£ Brooklyn nor ally, :W~JI!l!ther mlijt;~r upaet \'ic- Poincr of Ntagara Fl'lll~ N.Y., tim~Ra:<· tu elibth-ranked l<Ought ~inte then. . , Len-booker Carmme is .faVUl'ed Vancler·b:Qt, Cl -73. The loaa was the t 1tst in ·Southeastern because of hl!l greater ~t'~ence CoDf · e~.~ ., pJ,Q. dropped and harder punch, and'·b(t~e he the lhW 1dlrd ·Place.. rfwa other 15 expected to be ".sharper'l.: than tea~· r¥ked lri " 1be top 20 na- tn December. That wat onJy ,llils tionally wer~ Upset-16th-tanked seeond bout a!tW' 11 13-mon!..h·lay Cincinnati by St. J.ouis, 1Q4.86, 0 tl . and 19th ranked Marquette by Yt orc'~> 48·18 6 r ecord includes Bradley, 65-57. 18 knockouts, but it a-lso includes Dllnob, ranked No. 3 aationaiJy, eight failures. to go the d~tance-­ paced the other vietortou11 ranked when he was stopped on cuts. He h'lams with an ~ wta: ·ever De· la:id oft 13 montlt.i to ret .his brows Paul Illinois DOW ha• ail '11-1 rec· heal properly beforo ..t"CSUmlng acord. lion last Nov. 21 with a dcr1slon over Riney Nocero. Meior C•nfw•nce Racta Poi.rler's 13-3·3 list 1Jas. but live As a result of weekend play, kayoet~, and he was stow~ three herc:s ~ ·lituation in mQjor-con- tim-e#.' :Jie ·won five of :hiS eight rcre~e. rices: boull'"ln 1~ b~ wijwppeJI by BII -Tea- Idle IoWa 4·1 t•n&lelil Oscar :rut,a •&~ · ·• 1;:.' ~ · ~~itt••· • i' 1 •• -g.,u. with 11 SfCQDd-place lVashin_eton 0-1 sen 6 "'~~- ": . ~ .. Fridf) and S.tw:~i So~btrD Ttorc, · . , Cali!Orn\a also ~t 'meets oi'tlon same nia:htl. lvy·Colu!Dbia 4-0 an4 Priaeeton 3·0 moe!$ ror IMd 1'1:\day. Atlantic Coast-North 6rolina 8-1 anti Duke 6·1 me~l' ·> f6r Jead BY OSCAR FRALEY ·J'.U.N l:.<:r ''!"-.. Nati.onal champion San Francis· co, which "walked" to a new major-coiieae record or 40 stralgbt \'ictories, promised "no letdown" today aa it drove toward the all~ time aJl--(:ollege record or 55 straight triumphs. The Dons woa No . .0 Saturday nilht wben they overcame a freak stall to beat California. 33-24. The historic coacjuest solidified their 1 hold on the ' No. 1 natloDRl rank-~ ing-for lt came on the !lame nieht tbat areb-rlval Dayton was ousted from tbe unbeaten rank! by Louiavllle, 88-CK, hl overtime. The to stni1bt topa the old major-college mark of 39 straight held by Long Island University. 19~ aod Seton Hall 1940-41 . Now the llireet is the string of M wim OOI'Qpiled by Peru Nebr. State Teachers from 1921~26, which stand8 as the small-college and all-college recordl. San Francisco ba1 11 more regular seasc•) iamea to play-so aa all conquering uweer would earry the Dons past thls fij:ure in the late staees ' of the NCAA tournament. AH071{£R Of "Thunderbird" Golf Event DAllY " Unlt.d Pr.., Sports Wrltar #AilE 1 ,._,~_j IY JOHN GRIFFIN Row , Jimmy Demaret New Champion • ' ,MEAN~ I ( SanFraneisco ··· Rolls To Easy Fortieth Win {j: Wf/{/{111$ I 'i I' • • By Alan Mcrver CAH AI'I'ORP 1b SMtL, &, squeaker to Michipn State. Potopt,ky'• ScorH 41 The mo ~t 'Ptoltfic performance of the weekend however. wu Dan Polop.sky's 48 points performanc.:! for Keni State 1n a htg'h-6cO'Tlng II0.108 Mid-American Conference game won by lcague-leadma MarshalL The victory gavt>o Manhal l a 7-1 mark an the conference and a 13-2 r ecOT'd overall. Elsewhere Cinctnnati saw th nine-game winlting ¢flreak snapped by hot-sho(}lJng St. LouLS, which defeated the Bearcats, 104-86 A last-mioute basket by Jerry Wil'th of Otterbein gave his team a 67· 66 decision ove r Mt Union tn an Ohio Co.nfert>nce game. Toledo's Jim Ray, one of t he most consistent f!Corers in the Mid· American eonfe;encc scored 27 pomts, although Wt:~tern Michl· gan best the Rockets 90-82 in a thriller at Kalamawo. ton. This week 's schedule One o£ the top question-s is Monday- Ddiance at Wi tte n· whether Dayton sllll has the wm- berg, Sl. Francis at 1'oledn, Loynin:g spark to get an other ..strt"ak ola .of Ch1cago at Youngstown, und"OTWay after the Louisvill e West Yirg.i nia Stale at RiQ Grande. thriller. The Jo1yers mcllt J..oyola 'fue.sday- Xavtcr at Sprmg Hill at 'home Wednesday and then tra· Ala ., Mu skmgum at Hiram l+'md \'el to New Orleans to play Loy lay at Anderson, lnd, Steuben . ola of t-he South flO Saturday ville at Cannon, Wi lberforce at PrHtUre OH Do~yton Kentucky Stall'. Coach Tommy Blackburn thinks Wednesday- Heid€iber,ll' al Ot· his team will recover. "Now the tf>rbein, Western Mlichigan at Kent proosure i10 off and we can con- State, Defiance at Adrian . Mar· cenlrate on the rouRh schedule iella al Oh!O Wesleyan , Loyola of ahead," Blackburn said. Chicago at Dayton, Oberhn at Mt A totttl of :;o games im·olving Union, I.awrence at I<'indlay Ak· Ohl.o Collegm are on tap tonight ron at Juan1ta, Steubenville at through Saturday. XRtver started LeMoyn.e. the baU rolling Sunday night by Thursday - Den ison at RiQ Gran· brnezing put )Ayola of the South · de Cincinnati vs St Joh ns at New 7~54 at New Orleans . York Cily, Xavier at Miami. t'la , The Mu.sketeer.s , pa ~·r d by Dan • ABhland at Wooster, Toledo ut Piontek's 29 points, led 1111 llhe · Lou isville. way m wlnning their lOth !!:arne in 1 Friday-Capital <1! Htram. Wil · 14 .starts. nungton at ~·i ndluy . Inr:liana Teach Fittoon games were played Sat· ers at Kent State, Baldwm-Wal · urday- night by Buckeye schools lace at Wcsl minstc r, Ken yo n at and incUvidual stars really :srarit- Hobart. Jed. Saturday- Ind iana at Ohi o State For Instance, Akron won its 14th Dayton at l.oyola of New Orleans llraieht victory and 5eventh in Wittenberg a<t Ak1-on, Kenyon al Oblo Conf(U'tmce 'PlaY wlt'h a 121 Rochester, Capital at MI. Union , -68 win 'OVer Heidelberg. Although Mwkingum at Otterbein, Ohio they played only h&lf ·t he game, Wesleyan Hl Hcidcibcr~. Wuo., ter Fred Go1d1nl had 24 and Mike at Manetta, Wilm ington at DeHarlciM acored 28 for the Zippers. fiance, Bluffton at Ashhmd , NorDefiance copped an eaw 84-73 t h<!rn Michigan <~ 1 Ohm Northern, win over Blufrt'(ln College for the StoeubenviUc 11t 1'' 1ndh y, Ohio U. Jac:-ket.s' lOth in a row without , at Baldwm-Wallace, Mliami al defeat as forward Bill Poce ~cor. Xavier, Bowlmg Green at Wcst ed 29. Ohio State's Robin ' fo'tee· .ern Kentucky, Cannon 111 ,John man, who ilet'ms to be getting bet- furoil, f'f'fln at Allegheny, Young 1.er und better, came in wlth 46 do.wn at Adrian, Giffin at Cedarpoints aa the Bucks dropped a 94· v1Ue, 'J'l·aMylvanJa at Rio Grande. '"'B" Nt •. MIP/JilCOFF Unit.c:l ' ' " ' Sports Writer f •• CARY ' COLUM;BUS, 0. UP- A lot of questions will be answered tlm week iD Ohio college basketball as powerful D.ayt.on seeks :to rebound from Its only loss and two unbeaten teams try to clooe m on conference titles. Da,1on, its It-game winning streak baJted in a 66-64 GY'ertune loss to LouilviUe, wtll attempt W get another streak started against Loyol• of Chicago Wednesday . Although the sea:;on atill has about a month to go, Akr.on of tbe Ohio Conterence and Defiance of the Mid-Ohio League could Just elinch their respceti\'e about crowns in a heavy week of Hrin.g . Akron bas two games m:heduled this week. one o! them In leagu e play against Wittenberg. Defiance also meet& outs1d6 oppos1tion in addition to league r-tval WiJming. p •5 "'' FAMILY ~"" . ··-· .,_, .. .. . . .. •• :1 �The Daily Sentinel. Pomerov·Midcllei)C)rt, Ohio • Monday, January 30, 1956 -·----------------~~~~--- ·~~~~~~-------------------------- Today's Chuckle Letart W.Va. PTii. Group Votes Sometimes a man aequire5 a reTo Continue Special School Tax putation fw wildom .simply be- The Daily Sentinel • he doem't have enoll&h Support of tho oootiouaUoo of money to make t fool of himself. tb.e specill teboollevy to be V'O\td on ID tbe May • primarJ ..... vot· Ir tuqe drap, try borrowina ed by lhe Letut, W. Va .. P~tsome money on a 30 day note. It Tcachen AuoelaUoo in a meeting on last Tuesday evenlnc t.be school. GUILD TO MEET At the same time tbe croup vot'Jibe Guikt of the Grace Episcopal Church wtll :mett Wed:Re8d1y ed to cionate $50 to the March ol evening at the home of Mrs. Pa· Dimes l!ampaien. Appointed to make a drive for trick I.Jocltary with Mrs. Greta Pril!e and IM',n, A. R. Knl-rht as new members of the eroqp were Mrs Vella Gerla!!b, Joba T~lor, a&siating ·bo8teaes. and Charlie Crow. Chlldrtn of the school under Crosa, Racine, to Pt . Pleasant the direction of Mrs. Opal Sam Sunday to visit 1Mr. md Mrs. N-o.r-- were preaeoted in a progr•m. On Jean Lame hts returned from a man Foss. Du.rdnJ the afternoon the program were the followlat v1sit wtth h!!!' aunt, Mrs. Harry George Fo.u, ~ visited tu.s numbers: H,.glan.d,, Columbua, and other moth&, .Mrs William F06S who A poem, ''Welcome.. , b)' Mike at the H-oatland home were i:- spendine the winter at the Crow; the "Ninecy Sixth Psa).~" Grace Sauvage, Columbus; Mitch home. g1ven by a group of ehUdren; a -and Mrs. Emest Jones and Richard Whltebou.se. Athens poem by Silly June Anderson; a daugh,tor, Carol Jean, Cuyahoga was here on bus.iness Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gall-a-gher _1 D111nne Reicltman, who is em. and .on, Cbarh..ton, apent the pi•Ye<l m Columbus and Al Hulfon weekend with !hi:! parents, Mr. and York spent the weekend w1th MTS. c. P. Gal Iagher. ~or 1' · ' r• mother, Mrs. C. D Reichman. ' ·' · •.• Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson and • .Mrr. and Mrs . E. T Bauer, Jal!k· son, Rush, were in At·hens on bu· Past M.atrona of Evangelirae were weekend guests of their stness Saturday. Chapter, OE$, met Friday eve~augbter, Polly Anne, and Mr and Mr. and MT'5. Jcibi'" K. Srntth lef1, nlnll at the home of Mia. Paul Mrs. C. R. Karr. Sunday for their hOMe in Akro~ Wlrm, Bradbury, witb lrlrl. Harty a!ter 9 pendlng ae\'1!11111 d'y.s w.n Houdasbelt, presideDt, in eharce Cpl. and M'I'S Leonard Gwiaz.. meeUnc. the dowsky, Arlington, Va. returned his mother, Mnl. Johb Smft.h. The of the be hu._sineu t D• d Robin had been in Covin~ and Loui mem rs wro e a """liD · hom-e Sunday after spending the ville., Ky a.nd cLneilnatiQ on ,Jetter to Mrs. Zelia CroP, paat weekend with her plll'en.ts, Mr. 'd t h 1 ~- 1 bus!n&SS h'tp. . pre&l en • w o s a •ur-"'1 pa· and Mrs. Ru"ell Malls. · J~ · ~ tlent at Holzer HospltaJ.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Parsom Mr. and Mrs. !l.a dall M'anle In Marl!b the Put Matrons deand 1100, Ruas!!ll, Dunbii'l", W Va., and daughter Akro..n l'l Went cece l!ided to have a dinner infetinC spent Sunday with 'M'I'. and Mrs. guests of their paren~. · at tbe Masontl! Temple and to George Munns nad hi.s sisters, invite the Past Metroaa of the Richard Vaughan and son Mrs. Annlce the Mlsses Dorothy Violet and Pomeroy Chapter a5 their duuts. Parson-s' mother, ' Y.rs . Ohlmger spent thA weekend 10 Mabel Munns, Nutley, N. J ., re· The commJttee in c,._..1e of• this Columbus visitmg Mrs. Marmt= turnsd Lo thei-r home Saturday guest meeUng wUJ be Mn. Winn, Ohlinger who ts til . evening after spending several Mrs. A. R. Pullen, :Mrs. Robert Mr and 1\-h's. J•. L. Mitch ac· days as the suesta ol Mr. and .Mrs Harris, Mrs. Stewart Hawldna, <-::•:::m2pa::::•le=d~M=r~•:::n::d_>:::ks:::_._cD:::':::ll:::•n:_:Ha=rry:::..:::):::~:::lis:::._______ Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. W. W. cause 1t Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor louciUe Bea<ho Haw_kins. fommy Soclefv Phone 6079 -~F.~d.i~·t!!or~lPb~o~ne!J6~2!44L.:~~~~~---- National Christian Endeavor Week Observed By Church 01 Christ Youth 1'he Christian En(!eavor of the scripture lCI>I>()n fl}l" the ml!eting Church of Chnst began the>r ob- which opened wtlh the CE pledge servance o! National Chr1sttan Endeavor Week in the 7~th year of CE work on Sunday, J-anuary Anonymoll8 Donor29th, and w11l conclu<k! the obserBefriend8 Fireman vance on FebruM")' ~tb when a eommqnity-wide Youth meeting An anonymous fr-1end of the wtll be W.eJd at that church at :t.bddleport Volunteer F1re De4 :30 p. m partment furntshed the food foc a Sunday mornmg the young peo- ro!l'.rt bee! dinner wh1eh was serv· ple took part in tbe mo-rnmg ier- ed to the ftre-men and theiT f-amil· vtce with etght of the memben lea at : he Firemen's Hall Sunda:v partic-ipating and the ChriStian at 2:30. B. F. Parmalee, Dcmald Endeavor furms hed special mWiic MilW and Jal!k Beehtel wece I!OOks for the evemng worshtp service. for the dinner and their moou in· At the CE meetmg at 6 -p m. cluded roast beef, mashed pota· Mrs. George Childs, ad•nsor. was toE'JI, gravy, green beans, tosiied discussiOn leafier in t'he1 r study of salad, -picktes, rolls, butttT -and the Book of Genesu; and lhe Rev. apple butler, coffee. il!e cream omd Mrs Gardner also took part, and cake. Approximately sixty Bonme Van read the ~~~ for the dmner. MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY I 1 I poom ·b Cloud!• 1 A , GianTSmokedMeat Display Bemg • Made By A&P Stores Grimm: tbe ~~.Wblp~ Soqg" b7 a P'OUP G. T. Wildermutb, maaq:er of of dilltirea; ~uben and Rachel", the AU Super Market at Porno1 IQDJ, by Ronnie Carpenter, Ed· roy, Ohio, and B. F. Parmelle, die Rly RoUJb, Johnll)' Taylor, mana&er of tbe A&P ltOJ'I; at llld· Lou Routh, Ruth Ann Ben· dleport ~re conqHetlni: plans for a tt, and ludy Ball; and a .son& most unusual promotion of smok· 1Qal1lta Clrpenter and Roser ed meats Lee TQ1or. · lp. ebari:e of the devotionals at 1 "Maey people do not realize tbe 'next meetl.q will be Audrey \ what a wide 'variety of smoked (IOffJDan wbJle John Taylor wiD I rp.eat and ftsb items are avadable ~J~o"' a film. to add variety to their dtil)' Present were Mr. and M~ . Bill menus," Mr. Wildermuth and Mr. Htfl, Mr. and Mn. bti.Jlaa Ball, ·Mr. aod Mn. Charlie Crow, Mrs. FMie Glbbe:, .Mr. and Mra. John Taylor, Mrs. Audrey Hoffman, Mn. Allee Brinker, Mrs. Opal 8a.)Te, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keefer, I $ Mr. and )Irs, Harry Grimm. Wade -C.rpen.ter, Charlie Durst, and Mrs. Vella Gerlaeb. A rontribution WJS made to the ft Mareb of Dimes 'When the Rock SP<iniO Grange met Thunday ttty Rock Springs GfQnge A'd · Polio Drive Evangwine Chapter OES YOSt Matrons P'an o,·..ner Mee4o:ng In March &V I ka,.es, Mrs. GrJtr RU58dl. A repott was elven by the visltlnl eommtttee oo thelr Reist Hame ptoject. and tbe club de· cided to reMentber Older membeNIjeet of the Chapter as a new. pro · Games were plf.yed during the ·•'al hou -• ~ ·,e vt n b 0 a~ r auu .,rJ s Y Mr-. Hbudaahett. Mr... Kalad 1 even ng. Homer ltice, Wotl'hr master presided over .t he mectinR and five applications for meblbet'8btp were r-eceived. It Was a.areed bJ have a Valentine box at the next meet· lng. An officers eonferenl!e was held on January 19. The tectum.· Mrt. Amos Leon· ard. presented a IU'Ogram Qf so.nga; readi"''"S. contests and a ....arlla· ''-& • .. meal»ry qui!i. Musie was "provided by Homer Ric-e, WUJiam Criner, Orville Browa and A.mos Leonard. Re!-rMhments Were. served at the !!lose of tbe meeting by Mr. •• ' . 1 m~ P.,-melle remarked. Wblle serve families frequently unokblo or cooked llama and. o eo~~iOUI eon, tbere are many atsmoked meat dinMr• lnfreque Jy served or perhap~ never e~0...1 tried. Some of the more tlnuJilAI items which will also be on diJplay in A&P this week iadwde amok!d beef tonaue, Imported eanotd hams, smoked pork chops, n'!t dian bactln, coUBie butta, liN ham bocks. M4DY rflsb items IJ'e allo lm\0•• cd, most popular of wbich ..-e white &sh, salmon, and hentar, Mr. Wildermuth aDd Mr. Ptrmtlle noted. Srnoked IDt;!at.s are far from new. Smoklqg of meats il one: of the earlle•t known methods of preserving foods. Early American Indians and Indian ~uts · li~~ for days elll'l')'lng light wet ..... smoked .enl8on whleh wu kiiOW1I as jerttn-Thls meat was as hard as rock, but quickly cUssolved ill b I I ft the mout IPvilll • P .... nt Y ored, nutritiou.s food . "Certainly the A&P this week.'' said Mr. Wildermuth and Parmel· re wUi have a quantity of smoked meats f~ reiid~ts of Pomero)' and Middleport ha'Ve ever 11een in one piau. Every Jtem will be priced especially low for extra savings. We bape evervaae tn ~ PoDleroy and Middleport VISits the store this week." we know they will be impressed and A&P's tnditlonai low price policy assures great savints. No. 243 EdltorW Phone 397 ax ncrease . WASHINGTON UP~Pr&sident 1 on what essent~Jy is a Dernocrttie Ei.St'nhower has reached an agree. Party S)'Rem or fia.aneinJ( ment w1th Dem~atic Heart of the Demoeratil! plan 1onal leaders on pay as YOU go' c.alls for a one-cent iorreue in tbt" fmancme far a new super high- present federal t.u on guoHnt to way :system Jl was diAcl(t§ed today. help pay t<he federal :~bare ot thit House Repubhcan leader Josepb bigbway bualdJDI program. congress; Crash Engineer Examined Begin Work On lmprov~. Park ..,......... ......... 01111 . 1 l •' ( ' .•, ~ ' .~ Ollil f •' c l• c g ~ ~ li ,. I '" ' ' '· ~ • At The wivea: at the Martin Reatauraat. .Any member in thiJ ar.~• ls invited to attend tbe dinner wbleb 1.1 : sebeduled for 1 p.m. Re&t!rv• tlOns may ~ made wltb ~ -PLAN-BAKI - -SALE- ir ...-::::: ... .,.~- w Dunbam, PLAN RIVIVAL ~vivaJ · 11ervices will be hi!ld at thO lloclc Spr\Qgs Methodilli Cburdt· btiJIDtll~l Su!ldoy,- J•u· uary ~ to Su•day, Februuy 12 inclusive. Rev. L. A. Bancerter, pa&tor of the Hea1h Methodist Chute!~ JI.Uddlepqrt, will ~o.,.duct the aer· vices whleh will be · b~)d 1 eac:b evening b(:Jinnlq at '1:30 o'clOc~. ., • day, February 4th, at tbe Trilus-etr Cleaners, Mill Street., by the members of the Auxlliary of the Feeney-Bennett Post, No. 128. American Lcg10n. Half of the mem· hers will be asked to eontribute to this Sale wJth the otben to have a sale at a later date. • • ELB~·RF,.~p~ nteb. ~~~~=~MCGil!lln, Mrs. 288·Y MOORE'S ::UflY ·. YOUR BEST BUY IN BJ,nERIESI BACKED BY BEST GUARANTEE "YOU"'~ GROUP 1 To ••tt Chnrolet, Plymouth, Studebaker Ea:. Hoavy Duty U Moa. Guaronlee EiCfuJe -SUNRISE , $13.95 ·$11.45 TO ST' ATI6N"' -.. •.. GROUP lL To Fil Forda .... N'AIIE •. .• ...•••... , •.•.•.••.....•...••••.•• Heavy Duty 24 Mos. Guarontee '• Lone 'fype-24 Moa Gllartatee $8.45 $14.45 ' $16.45 Buy Credit Woyl w.. 'Own! .: ... ....••. EKtbanle ., -· ' ~ ' ' \ ' .. . ' '·'"'~;" .._ ' :..,..,-, ••, ~ ~ t'..J ., Market Reports ~ ~wl"g Club • Demctrats have iudiated the tax mereatea ta be_dnfieoll tbe House Ways' and Means mittee will lnthtde a hike celit in the present twG ,gaJion federal tax on This would pay t.be :federal Bh~ of a year $51 billiOD gram. I -~---- · · ,. With tbe ''Mystery Man" stiU a ., mystery, the amount of {or the r~~ $6 aDd from · -.flie that 'hay~ bedt' 11ent to tbe ante--Will'~ tillo heigbta:. With Ute .amOUDt lhe day for a clue, ••·•iilf- last name moke wulth. 'ne clue goes.u,,fjtUOWr. Ke rv... 1M W · ,' . ·w. Wit PN.. . pt ~ 1"hai.ell ~~-· .;e With ca .....• 111 ~-. .. - Ma8on Brethren Churchmen Plan·· District A dilllriet tbe -ciaJ of mon ~ various Eval'elieal Brethrea. !!bun:hea in '. < Votes Polio /)qnotion day •• ; ~a. tltala . ' 7 ·~""' ' :•1NA,N~IJ',IG 0_.1() PEOPLE SlNCE lt.Jll:' '. UNU STATE REGl/1..\~N ' Firemen Popcorn Sales Aid Polio · Fund By $26U2 CIN'CIN'NA'h, . 0. UP-Produce: larte Consumer Rr-adt'I!J o!f l!omumers A large ._1 to 43; 41 to 43: mediums 40 to 41; extra Jar.ge 40; A large whit-e 36 to 38; A medium wfJite.. 3• to Middleport V-Olunteer Firemen 38; A medium brown 34: to 36 have oompleted their sale.~ of pop checb 27 to 28; B large 3'i to 36. m thl! busints.<i section on Chicken~ steady unchanged I S.•tm·da•"' W~blt"h have laalod for prl<oo<: (ryet'll 3 1oo 8 1·2 ib 20 to 22 •n..,<y 21 ·l o 2~: ~<n. ~ ~ ~ chairman <Of 23 to 26; h•nl & Jb an-d UDdfr 18 raised money to 19 hens light. 1c;tt9fns 13 ·t-o 17 f\lnd l!ampaigu anold t'006lel'IS' 9 to 12. a profit <Of $262.62 Bu.tler 00 aoo.re 68. been turned over to Dr:m Ue animal, a«ordine to trad.iUa. Roach, Middleport PoUo fund pope his .bead out of hl11 burt'ow LIONS MilT chairtnan. fbor a look around after •!~~=~ Pomeroy Lions Club The ftremert llhankf!d William all winter. If he sees his ! WlU meet at the'lr LewNi of the Cr063 Hardware in bria:ht sunlight, he goea day luncheon meeu~ Store and Ulfl A & P. Market for slee)-for sht: mote weeks. at Federated Church. Pi'Ogram dunng llhc their cooperation sbadow-aprir~~ is just around chalrmen are Dick OW~n and aey. sale; . bOI'b:on. nold GrHnc. ,.,Sun PraJrJe, however. wiU YOUTH WI&K SERVICES rdJnqulsh the honors to PUIIXSII·I TIME IXTINO.f) nev . .Riilph ~rcmlcy of Woods· fawney. The March of Dimts coin-cards vJlle will be- the ptinctpal speaker If Prinl!e Daliphtn b too buay will be left tn the local buaint'Jsa during Youth Week Scrvil!es with amour, r'etired champlGQ houses until Saturday, Feb. .f, ac· belq beld by three Methodist "Sir No Talk In. Sleep" wiU be cording to Don Roach. Middleport Youth GtouPB at their !!hurch In called out of retiriment. to do tile ehairlnln of the Pollo fund eam- Laurel Cliff. Services begin each hoaorJ, club meililbera Wd. eveDiD; a.t 7:30 p. m. ,.t S naont~!Y fl'J:I'tlttllltf. .4ilerafe C<)tl per eburcll in Point Pleasant on day, February 5. The meeUng will begin at P. M. and will close two later. A menage of will be given to the men. ness will be transacted meeting. Wahama High Wins Trophy For Polio Drive ...... ~~.~bo~b 1M~III.'Skiftaer, Jal!l"s Phone sale of bonds. A Bake Sale will be held Satur· Count)' will be beld at tbe ) NAME OF MYSTERY. 'N,4N' .... ......... , , , , .... .. A.Dba..s ·· ······· ······ ··· ·· ·· ······ . t1•....... . Jacquelhv. .....,"', Mljj. Charles Sntlth, Mrs ~ JngeJs SaUy Childs. Mrs. !Awls U. MUlot, Mrto. MYSTERY MAN CONTEST RULES Eacb day until further notice .. The Daily SaQtlne) will c:qnduct a Mystery Man Contlil!l With the prizo lncreaslnA •too 1n·value cacl1 day ehe My&tery Man is not idenlllled W.tr.nero will be announced each time the Mystoo- Man Is !4J\Ittifiedt. Each entry rou~tlave your name and addr.., lp be eligible lor the'prue. 'ntere can be only one wmper. The c;,rii011l postmark ud neatneas ol ent.ry decides lhe winr.tr ill cue mo1·e •tlllln one correct Entries ...., re~ved. vivaJ. Rii ...Jii Bta.d_bit~ry~·--- ud the employee• of tho Dally Senllnel are not elt..fbk 'l'be ldeatlb of Tblo Mania Now Worll 5.00 ·-" ..._ SHitiNIIS TO MilT Tues4i)-. January 31, has beea• 1et for the dinner to b~ given for Twin-City Sbrlncrs and their to will. ' 1 YOUTH WEEK SERVICES 7:30 ·~ Rev. Forrest ·" . EVANGELIST Wbo h Uti• mon? Nomelalm ond yuu wUl wiD ••·" plu• fl.OO for enry doy The ·Dally SenUnel Myotery Moll 1(01!1 wtldentlfloo. Momlle'rl of the Mydery Mon'o fomilv • · ~ ReviVal seniees wUJ start Feb. 5 at Tupper;s- Plains Evmgelieal Umted Brethren Church aoooro.ine to an.aoonatm1mt mad& today SerVICes will be held ~- evening at 7.30 with pastor Walter A. Frost as e-vangeist. M1S!1 Edith Ste-men, Pkterington, 0., Wlll ser;-e- as SOI1Jf leader and children's worker, Miss Stemen is also a Scene--0-Felt ar1i.!it and will present a different pic--lure eal!h evening durjog the re- RUTLAND Church Of The Nazpre.ne MON. JAN. 3.0 THRU SAT. 'FEB'4 ;,.., Revival Services :';~fhgiv~ou:O · ;Are pIanDM FOf: >our Tupper8 PliPDs-:::;.:r ~ . ". •J, \ ·' al). wolaJt I...... Mystery Man Clue_Js Offered Today·" ' MYSTERY MAN ENTRY BLANK ' tho ........ 'k lflh'i' 2t ,.,..,.. and> lniiW'int 147 ofhtrt. Parr.IB;h al.-..dy h11 enun'led full '"ponslbiUty for the two-car cr..h. {lntemttion. of Oldo. Cold,. tlry .,..,,.,. _ ,... vai&M OYer WMfern Ohio, ancl ilkift . .,.. cold and cloudy- owr the •ast.tn section. _____ ._ ___ . TN nertfMrn h.lf of tho st•N ••• coverM with • freah blank.t of -w.....;... fooom •t Yountalown to seven Inches In Cl...lood. Tolodo hod fou• ;,.~oea H lh• ground . •net- konton tbr . <hea ce In · Some ·School• Close All rural -seboola .were closed Ja Lorain County, though only ane city school was closed. Some rural sebools in tbe Pamesville area were ciOSd, .. fo - . MAN' II! Jl $1 J""" he believed Hr. l:!SG~J.._, - TM •nly snow toct.y ••• liaht ftvrriH over tfa northe•st cor,_. ject and will :name te, in fjbe future.. 'l'be president also Fred; lllbbt, Dr. K. and P-aul E. Da,·is as a eoiD'MIU$e to report lng on Feb. 27 at the Plans wer.e discussed ing money this .spring and for star-ting Wl)rk on grading d111unage needed -in co?rtaie pat<t&;.t> of the park site. Volunteer WOt'k· er.s. wdl ~be ~k-ed to &Hiat w.JP. .tbil' l'fO.jtets tfii!,'spHng and thcf flrst tOne .t o be !l't.-lr¢00 will be the oonstructi.on or a J)ef'manent buck stop at the ball diamond. Material for the hack stop b ready for use and .tbe work is to be .staJiled as 5001J .as the w.c.athcr perm•"'-'--~....:.'-~~ MYSTERY 4 <b '* Can You Identify The Daily Sentinel ••r"~ Ct to IHrn why ho uw a phantom or•n.. pove anct bfac:ktd out H hi• commuter h'illt:lliwtlo4 mulli·milllon dollar program of road expansion Mr. Eiunhower de•vot<od hiS weekly meeting eongreuk:lnal leaders to a dilcu!;o· •ion of lbe ttghway ....,am. . : · lla:rt in pro-mJsed House · crat.ic leade:r.s la.t!: week ho ra;,. the highway f'UIIIJI<iog lem with llr EitenhotJer. He !.old newsmen af~.-d ~ agree w •upport Mpor . u much ·~ the pect for Ohio toay and toniaht but WNfhonnen lookod to the .ovthowetWft INirf of fM Ntion where • pn1ibility of moro snow for Ohio'1- wu br•wing. . - _ . _ . KW 8tNit ...'· ,, 'i' FOR THE BEST SERVICE '"' AJ tnllnMr ~~~~~: tr.. Mlt:cftFrank -a.. in Lot An..,.. In an , poed a.n elaborate &y81em o( bond issue. to cover the coste of 1 &res! ha;g flat:ly ly UNITED PRESS miiJWtratioo plan - Cold, dry wuthor wa1- In proa- tbe big highway named ar cochainnon ·,,.., ~ Cold To Stay But No Snow Is Forecast The · 1956 campaign for the Middluport Park A&sociati&n Iae., starled off M'rurday evmiug with an enthusiastic meetinR at the VIllage Hall with -pl'(!Sident. Brul!e Ll-oyd, presiding. Plans were mad e to -start immediately to complete tbe ball diamund at the park so high :schOQl .team to pjay .thei<•~·~du~ed a ' Mr Et!lenhower oriJhWJy ~ W MartLD Jr announeed the agreem~t . afLer he and other GOP lcgJ.5lat.ive leadet .s conferred Wt~.h Hr Eisenhower. We want the roads as (alt-1 .as we ean get them," Martin s.11d He eaid the PTeiSident coneurred · - · -- epri~. Lewis. H. ,. JeokiD$011. and ~bert .. ··r~, ·' .i·: ..I Cleanf . 1 way President and Congressional Leaders . Agree On "Pay As Yon Go" Financing The Ma.Y,s are 1ot:n.er ~IUC!n:tt! havtne . rt'll~ ' '"' Mulbe!Tr · .Av~ue. ~.- · ' ' Laundry • or. or Tri -l,.ustre 5c • urd4y, Feb. II anh< II<>IY TrinLty Ohureb, Jael<soll. at 10 A. M. , Robinson's . Single Copy • •v- BATTLING BURKE IS BEING TAKENTOTHECLEANERS ... WHICH REMIN~SME ... I SEND ALL MY CLOTHES TO .... . Weather enttne 1118 .' Announcements bave been reeeJVed here of the approaching rparriatf! -of Miss Ma:tY Jo May, daug~ter )fr. and .Mre. JOflepb H. M.ay to Da.nJel• E. Cotl. Th" weddln& will be, lD _everJt ~ ~1· . '· D-oted l'o l'lae Vol. VII • a y Wedding Plans Are ~evealed of r•ll11'1'0~. ·• • e HIDdy, Mrs. J.illian Steitf and Mrs. A.. R. PuU.en. Mrs. Wino, who was aasisted by Mrs. Grift Ruasell, served t"treahmen.ts to Mrs. WaJter and Mrs. Ril!bal'd Fmtaw. Mr. and r Yrs. Carl Donald CoHins and Mr. and "Hmmm," sald the tourist, Bunte, Mrs. Will Reynolds. MrJ. Mrs. Blllka.m. "looks like we micbt bave W. W. Hayes, Mrs. Leo Vaughn. Mn. Robert Harris, Mn. ~ some raJn" Roush, Mra. Steiff, Mrs. HindJ, "I sboro hope so," drawled the Kansan. "Not for nfy-self but for Mril. PulleD and Mrs. Houdashelt. the kids . I've -teen rain." Darleen Hill, Arthur Quivey Wed Local Church Youth Attend In Double Ring Ceremony Dec. 23 Youth Fellowship Conclave \] ~·· Wahama High School was presented the "Cup of Hope" trophy in ceremonies at a dance given at the Pt. Pleasant Armory on Sat. urday night for their efforts in oolleettng money (or U.e poho drjve in the county. The trophy was giJen to Wah:J· rna for having had the bichl!st per captta collections of any or the county's three high schools Per cap1ta l!olledions at Wahama were $2 64 Total l!oJiecUons made by the 5ludcnts at the school amountrd to $1396.65. grader, was crowned the Queen for selling the most nuts for poUo. Miss Curry, the · daughter of Mr. and Mra. Cbesttz. Curry cf New Haven, wu erowaed , by Joe F. Burdette, former-b' ,..., presadent of the .state board of ' control and presently a ClDdidife for governor on the Democ:radc ticket. The peanut Queen and helper, Eugene Ra:vburn, Ial'iO bags of peanuts in tbe pa1an. ·-..,o;a MIM ROUllh reported tblt l'tleanwhrle, polio ;ampaign dir Collt'Ctioo made oa the Bridge on edors annuunl!ed tb~t the threl! Mason school~ bad collected appro11tma- amounted to $174. Total tely $3.500 In the drive. Point l10n for the tbree Saturda)'l Plea!)ant studeota led the otbl'r which the bridge was woct!~· two counltea on total rollect1on ~ amounted to $375. but thetr per capital figure wa10 Mary Lou F'ryman, loWf!r than Wahama's. ApproKJ· Vtrginia of tOM, mately Sl700 was raised by the ficates or Point Plea}lant student body. Wahama The trophy was presented to ganizatioQII at Sandra Roush, who direl!tcd the dual!'! receiviq the Wahama l!ampai,gn, by Sterling were Patsy Curry. E~;;;. Evans, a representative of the Na- burn, Wanda Routh. r tiona! Foundation for the l'' lght l~song, Larry KJq, Again11t lnfanUie Paralysh!. Henderson. Club& In additton to winning tbe tro- rertificat were the pby, Wahama received another Club. the Student honor w.ben PitB7 C\ll'l"y, a.n. eJght.b the Future F'll'llleta � 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 30, 1956 chappelear llyod