https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e2615b207351321698a034c04f7b555.pdf 1f109c29a9ae358ee7cecfdfe742155f PDF Text Text - - --- Pomero~ldclleport, The Dolly Sentinel. ..... HOI:FLICH INTIRTAINS GueatJ Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNickle w~re: Mr. and l b. lA!DII Hoelllcb e'JUrtain!ld Mn. A. H. Curtia of Lolli Bottom witt • dil:IQer WedDfl'l(tay et b er and their gra nddaug hter, Myra .~nne, Cob.dcr Sl Guests \Vel"e Rath burn of Akron. Also Mr. 1 lin. Miry Harris. Mrs-. Lena Bartek o1 llmeNville and Mn. An na Mrs. Clifford Holter ana son Lam Yet~~•- or Morning Star. -* . ·- . ol H • ht .. lLincne.gs . To Meeting Sunday Canasta Club .. You ng people of Middleport are invlled to attend United meeting Entertained Sunday, Feb. at4 :30 p. m . at ~th , Church of Christ when • Mr1- R.,. Woodcelnl Wit hos- c.. J,,,., fli&b inYouth Fellows hipandareSenior included the meeung and adults who are inter este d ar e we lcome to attend the '· ' h "lJ program . A socL«-1 our WL _co~Jude the service with the ChrJ&tatn Eno1ea Yor of the hos_t Christaln chargr: of the hospitality. 3ROOMS COMPLETE- b~~··_.. rnrcledDouflaaa; "'llh. DaU~ ~an ~!ne~.~ "'~-.a.... 'Mr., ...,_elle ................ R;obert I · Amateur Gardeners Club Plan White I . Elephant Sale For March Meeting . I The Amateur SPECIAL 54 PLYMOUTH .f.-Door .. ject. .and roll call ~ were " Soil ~". 'Morret mU.IDI projecta wece disc11!1Bed and the elub voted CO a Waite Eaepluot Sele at. Maroh -mMtiJIC 30.00 Down-Balonce Easy Poyments RadlU, Healer, Hydrive 10 T;mos Out Of 10 Beot Prlees and SciecUons Legion Auto Sales In FurnittJte AI TER '"'* "Open Evenings Until 6 P. M.'' Except Sonday · Pomeroy, Ohio Is Phone 334-J County In Me jds ~ Mr.. Pomaroy Mulberry Rcslauran l HoteliMiwtln Ice Cream ·bb• ..,. ·:Jh11.ncey Sl11i il))l lleigs Gl"11cral IIIA!! p. T. & N. Rcstnur J-n.t Grocl'fY Slllsbury School G1\0oery Dale Wil-IIam111 Downlntton SAVED WHEN PLANE DITCHED Rev. and -Mm. Wa!l.do J. Bartels called on Mr-s. 0 . B. Elberfeld Harrisonville Road, 'l'l.lesday. M111. Rina CToss and Mn. Ea..- 1 ,Dill or Nhali!El Settlement spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mr&. So<!• An odll1 i ' T,od• ·M., ,~ ii. · 195o s.,"' eVening~ ,.., $ fUU IHAIANTD were Sunday gu,cs.ts Carl Moor-e. II' wh..;e l ·h cy Ohio )>iU'licipated in the Soubbeaat61-n ntll!'l lc !-esotlval. Mr. snd Mrn. William ~~n·uld ~ Columbus w.ere recent V.!S1t01\'i m '. Minersv~Jie. •Mr. -and I pa~1 M,.. Adolph Mi'ner.!.viUe. Grue"'· s, . or . WW.Iiam Flshu who har.> been ill at rhis ltome in- Mincn,ville ili ~· g, Ullpl'Ovtn .Mr. ·a nd Ml'8. R, B. WiJkins of Lanctfliter wue receDt guests of -~ mother, Mlr11. Addie Gruesl'!l·. ·rhc 1-;peecb 'Jihurroa.y 1111igM ~'0 charges :that •he and -} ebl'ig(- C. M<hhHII tors.'' He -int-erpola-ted prepared ~b tbe rl'tllark if t.bal were We, "llhi!- cownl<j is sure d-n a •hell. of-a~--fh:." At K.yeer HOme 9· •• ---------------=:-'::"=::::-:::-::---_. BAKER FuR111 n TI IE The affair iii a .,t)romotion for 28,1953 at ,Ute age of, four . funds Contribution to the local Arter she had been confine~· to Polio camp.agign, . and is spon~or- an iron hmg for six weeks, Sandra ed bY the local VFW. ;waa removed, only to be stricken by pneumonia, and i"etuted to -tie The seven:year-old charmer, be. ltmg for six more weeks. ing ptl$hed by members or the The drcader disease· has afflktcd VFW wtll be Sa·ndra ·Mullord, hei- from the n8ck to the hiets · AIdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John "tb\iugb her bodY ' iil 'P·r~~.zed,:1 ~he .. :•itbrCe· R'~' aFe ·~t"ft1r14UeR~~)iiDd . ·eaCh· day a tcaCtic·r tr.a\!ellr (.oi,,Jthc 'Attii!Ofd - home-,- an<f ..-rnetT,u$, fler. LOOalCiyil,Air . Patrol To Meet Friday Evening ON THE IRIGHTiST CORNU . 111 OH-IO MIDDLEPORT -fn · her fJrst 8:rade WOJ!-k;,": fOr..;~n h-our: The VFW says to tbe publi(', "Wben you meet Sandra, you ~an not help realizing the terrible ene.my Polio can be, "and they want to remind everybody who bave not as yet made their contribution to tbe March of DimesDO IT Now! • .0 Mtue m Kyger. = . m ~ Y l'a· -~UIIt e~ e. SLtrvl-VIJl'S .J.trclude .bcr husband Ilarlao!l, one -d~hter, M.rs, W_a l·ter R1fa, Cheatrire; on-e Qr;C}an C~ruhire; two brot1herrs Stanley 1\Jife,, St. Pet~te;B:_ Fla. ~ C~ B. Rrfe, G~ll1polis, two • ~.. Mns. Cora Mi8er, Oolu~bua and Mrrs. Clll'r~ Oar~ ;Mirldlepm:l RD; .and SIX ,gna.ndchildn-rt. S~ was a mem.be'r of the KygC't'V'IIlii!' Method~- Clluro~ where -!crV:loe-9 b!ve be1oo tcntS:wf!ly •~'­ •ra!ftLIOO 'bo be '-held on S\mday at 2 ~- m_. _w~h Rev. Chcst-ero Leml<ey offlciatlQg. Buru.ai will -take place ·in- the Cbe8bh18 Gravel Hill Cem-etery aDd Friends may C'llllt llllt -tOe Ra-wH.nc.s-Coarts F'1mEftJ Home until 10 • - m. ·a t wh·icb Wn·e tbe bod,y wiH be taken 00 the r.midmree Ull· t.ll 1 o'dock. ~itimt&, c:-·· . '~-~ •~. ·• Sp~~ings: Mrnlard Ve> Mot<r. SyNC.we ViHage; WiJ'.i'i»m CampobeJI. ; Syracuse Grove Ulrket • •.,.., Ool4tirt o.,.,,,.,,h, 11ew ,.n.,t. lie• '"'"' ' ~'*' ...., .... '" tile llouM • "'"'· ••,. ........ AU hre" clo1111 1~et'1 4ir~. ' ,.,111'111' eN flet~~e-,I'Mt . . .' . . ,tp ... .,...?. Rtclne R.utl.ncl .r.~ ,. . . . ~... 'tlltor..,._· 'l'twnado Inn .!·~' ~~ .. .J: ' M:IUerw Grooory ...... creamy, Caplure ~,..~;..! peep out from every 1po0ftful of Whltthou•• Cheny Ice Crtam. him with Itt captivating, dtliciou1, red-chtrry. goodneu. Grocerr • .•*' ..... Hlll'o Grvcet'J, , ., 1~ TEACH1!RS TO MEET , 1'he ~unday Sobool -t.e<&!Cbcni and officers _of the fledera~ OJtulch wiD 1ncet ·91: .fihe homo of )'&-; aud lint Fred BJqettoor, MIOnday at .7:30 p. m. AU ve urced to.be pMsebrt. O.dt.. Thr Rev. Fred E. Dunn. pat~tor of th(! Sixth Av~nuc Church o( Christ, Huntington. wlll con~u~t .a two weeks' sr:>rics of ~vangcl1::;tic .o !Iotti Ill• • r' ·' ·•• f Rev Fr.d Dunn The 1u.-tmg' begin Sundar. with the Rev. Fre~ ~Gardner. pastor pf the . loc,tJ Ohw-ch, occupying the pu1J?4l. 'Mt. Dunn will arrive hJ on lL E. Boney amt!OUOCCd UKf!ay Feb. 6 l'Hld will 5pe.ak at c~eni'ug ·~hat 1!00 Boy SOOut<S "-1iil n-at be services at. 7 :30 for th.c n~xl tWo oarowui t.o pi-ck Up..poilo icoi 1'1 col- ~eks with the ('Xctplion of Salur- Clloll• uw,rnu Llllrtl swan '.' OJ• ;. Fort.v ."bbroe oornmitt('(!mcn arc · ......... fGt . . . . . . ft ' M . IC' HEART 'IA"GEST EPIDE • , ~-- t10 be el.eclJed rmm each pa-rty. Scouts Withdraw ·· ~l'~':,"f,','t th• M;ddlepo'' church Ft-om Coll·e·cti'on Feb. 5, woll 1. .f Polt·o "--ds '-'CII: ~~~~dlei'OI't Mtll'lln'• Slatlw ch~rrl11 ' "~ ter. .Racine Methodist · Lay Leaders To Meet On.Tuesday FJ.m Troo DriWI 11t Round, red J• Iorruu, ,[;;_, ~1/0rl 'Md _..,,,, JlldJ tHMiy, 1Mf6 I•Jt~WJ ., '"'' ,. li•1 ,_..et, lbbod~ Market Oundlff Gro<cry TO SHOW CHURCit MOVIE P.omEroy Tbl.N Wltft'd.(;; ·Mary E. Pmtla'll'd; Ertt'eb1. N. Ruth, 1 Reed:.n~ille: haok H. Bise. Reeds:. vi'lle; S. G. Pi.(.'lreuSl, lJan.gsvi:lle and GCOT"g"~ AbbuU, Nort!h, l1bes- McDoltt Gl'OC!ft7 lyr.cuu ~ "-- • ~- _, }fasoo Count Y DAV_ N0. -~~ '!"I'II ~ IK'l~ -:-n wo.n '"' .....,...,."'i - .. -..,e · rJ'Ioeet"' in regular ~ 'SI!I!IIIIOn movi~ p~ ftlm "1'be I.Meo of F-eb. 7 &t 7:30 p. m. liD .tire Le- Ma!tin _Lut:ber" oat · tbe Raoiae gion Hall on V:iand·st .•. dn Point Mel·hodtsfl Cburoh. botb . W~ Plesant _ day and 'I'bursda:y_ ev~ms.. ,.._ Adjutant Bruoo ' c;asel r eporb.i l 8th aDd llh. Tbis film will ~ lbbe preEI(!Dt membemtri:p is - 220 s~n by ~ ~ ot,~~~ , William RJ!eves, Alfred·; Gmioa aftdoat~t.livclnembef,J~ CJae Daptlst and of the quOta. .' ·. Dhl.llThe5. · ·:·· 1GIU&-n, Racinu; :ft'ly BircJtfleld, · · Harr.isc:mviHol"; Enunett WtH. Rock -- Dorc .. Hollon Grocery ~ Celdwetl. TupiKn' PJatm; Gttda. leahen Muie'5 Grocc.ry Valentine Reuter Funeral Senices Will Be Saturday toll'""•• """ moo "" ""' Mason DAY Meet I scheduled Tuesday I Obe!lter Hill Club· I w• [age, ANa, A . C. JOJM8. Pomeroy J- ' ~--1 'Custer MilleM'Ii11~ ""ou ' F1irhng for oommittccmm from the DcnlooJ'Iaoli'C Party ftldude Floyd BQring, Pqovm~: Guy Ru~ll. Mii.ddJepo'l't.; AMa F.. Cone, Dyesvillc; In Barte-ll, SYJ'8(!Uti'e; St.-arbcrrry GI'OCtty - J.~;-> ~. ~~i.l·)w~-:'-. ··j~bc.nt; t ' .-. ... . . .. Evangelistic MeetingToBe llakcr Grocery GllJUQJ'e l!ll..ahOJI pact3 with the United States, Britain, Yranc-e and other countrlea. He aai.d Bulganin'a proposal waa "certainly interesUna: and a little remarkable.'· "I am not penonally entirely convinced of lhe value of a rtew aireement so soon oft« a truty 1 igoed by Russia was torn up by her," Eden 1aid. His reference was to the British-Soviet nonaggression pa('t whith waa cancell· ed last year by the &tviet Union. Eden re<"ai_Ied that _he had signed ' that treaty ham.elf w1th Soviet Foreign Mi.W.te' V. M. Molotov. He abo confirmed he bad yroposed during his tallu with pre•ident Eiaenhower this week a " atep. by-step relaxation to bring trade with Red China on a par witll that of Soviet Hu.ssia.'' Eden faced nearly 300 reporten from many c o•mtries during a farewell press c onference at the National Press Club. He answered many questions, gave unresponsi.ve replies to others, and dodged some hot ones. For example, he Was 8$ked by a reporter whether he h.ad any thoughts on the recent "brink of war" controversy sparked by Secretary of State Jobn Foster Dulles. "No eir," he responded, sitting down on the arm of a chair for a momen t as the room rocket with laughter. Once when a television eamera fell at the bac~ of the room Eden r;aid, " Goodness me :" But he earried on immediately his W.Cuasion of internationiill iSsues in reapome to questions thrown at him for appro:rimateiy 40 minutes by Amt:-riGe:nnan, &raeli, can, British, Egyptain, Philippine, _)•usi~U.n •· and other r"E'porters. The lil-m-·h~r'fd. ~~:i' vold'flleffed at tbe • coaiereoq that hi! with President ·Eiseahower "did ~d my expectations." ~ . Wbite House tallts, he said, disclosed a ''very wide measure of agree. mcnt." The Ohio Highway Patrol reportTbe final filint tlate to bewm"e and ltl Dcin<liOI'ats, have fiied up ed tbat .an au to mobile was nearly a candidate jn rtrbe ·Mifty PrimilrY .to ,"date, foc .· eoimty mmmittec rl:emoli.hcd , Thursday on State ·as or 4 p. m. tJod-ay, i:s OJlily· fi,V~ .~ j),o.SI~0ns:. : · . Route 143.whcn it sideswiped anday.s· off. Two more ~!OOmJ.i .~ ' ~ . .A : ~nd._ up_ ;of>t~ ooee to fi.lc other auto and hurtled off the been W..t by . , . , _ lor ' ·fw . ..offi<Je§ fqllow'" ~· side of the road and smashed into •ty Cl,a rk cif ., ; ;_.' ,' a telephone Pflle. ol ~~ All bert ~. ~~.,_! Ac('ording to the report , the -~ - · . ,• ·'· ........ .:.·.. • ~~.; . ',~•Y accident OC<'"ured at 10:05 a.m., ~j~;;i; D. lllbom.., """'mbMt ,\'e;;·~iik'i ~ ~•. and thre e tenths miles north oo.:del- aiJd. Clyde F. MiJiMaD, ' in· (Democrat} and Cha.r.Jes Shret.!i five of the junc-tion of State Route 124, cumbent counrt.y treasuJW. are J·rt.; Catmty Eilgin.eu-, J. E. D. when .an auto -driven north by Dou-candidab!s :in the. Primer.y lor- Hwrttn.g~, incumbent; Clerk of glas D. Wickline, 39, Racine, attheir l"tCSpl!lttive -of!ic~. Bot-b are Courts, Evelyn- Lucke, ;nrum. te mpting to pass an auto · driven Fli"Jl.eral :sen"ice; for Va...._ filifl.g on tbe Republican ticket.. bent; ft....">COrdc.r, J<lhn D. Thomas. the same dirction by Lendoo Reuter, 83, a ftmna" r.Mieiil · of r:IJe total number oi Clllld:iUait~s Onrumben.t; Golmty Troasurer, Adkins, 16, Harrisonville, when for rounty ofiioos so far wltll t.be Olyde G. Milbolmr, inaunbent; Meigs County, Wbo It llU the two cars sideswiped, and the above Htcluded i:!l 15. A .total of Sheriff. Leroy Bartntm, Asa Cw· Adkins car sped off the highway bome in Columbus, w~ 21 candidates, five Republ~s, ter, Willi-am T. Jmrdoicks. A. 0 . into the pole . No injuries are morning widl bo l!eJd - , _ at l p. m. in Co'lUIDIMa '11nacy, Robert llartenbad>, Chorl- reported. He a f01 hkit elkJt.lq llidet~ Diehl (0emoora-t") and Georrge The youth was cited to appear Hick'!l. All tbe above ment:iooed before Probate Judge John Bkon, .tnan for UJe Uuim COmpaoy ot tbat ~hey have not been 6pecif1- today, on the charge of speeding Columbta;. He iB survived by ~ sister. c.s-Hy designated -are of the Re- while being passed. The Wid:Une Mni. SUsan h<bool. OoiOIDbus pub(i.('an- Party. vehicle was damaged moderately. ..00 .several. ~ iiDd ~ ServiOEIJ wil be ·held aCt Uae - The Republican ticket for committee~ Co., 229 E. st., mEn: Hbwanl LnTencf!, Por:tland and burial wfll trak.e place ia ~ OenoKery, Columbus. . • Prednot; """""' Johnson. Port· ·1· -"·. J-ph B....... Rocine VAll·· AtMi~epoi't SOCIETY Derwin I daSh~t!'":r ~l- Dt'Jl;f~ rtJh~ L ud~ ur_lh RJ•f • · • IBn MIDDLEPORT. Gaul"s Sl.Orc Cars Sid(!,!lwipe · None.Beported · .til Injured As FilingJ)~dlme Draws Near WOrd"ilhlllit- b~ '~Wd· t:fi tlbe 111¥1 lleli.o, AA~ . "'tllo 0 •o.ulliMc.f'.Jlf.''!''S~ ,~~~~ " . · . . I~ el{•t<e; ~~•>tii~Hf!' tbo.ra~IVB•· •Ptntl ana. buJ&i' PoliO '!II ~g!Ia( ·f~of~.~Jg l!rnsc!.l!•~thquibt MU- !laWley u devotlollal J<o. der. Sumner I ma!ter of Mr. Nixon wa-s .'ll'ised wOOn a '1'-epo.l"'t.cr moobioned hat Mr. Truma·n had u-se-d ·angm.ge in a· radio and . M/SGT. Al!red Allemar, 38, one uf the USAF men reecued when their 8-2~ r-an out of fuel and WIUJ ditched Ia the Monongahela river, Ia shown under treatment ln Plttsbufih hoapltal. They were flying t rum Nellfa Alrbaae, Nev., to Wuhtngtoll.. At rtght Ia Lt. Charlea Colosi of BaJdwln Township Pollee department. who pulled Alleman rrom the water. Lel't, · nur~~e Ann Begga. Three uthera were rescued and two were nti891nJ, It was Alleman•• aec• und craah. The 17-year U. B. Air Foree \'elerfn also wu ln a c::ra.ah 1n Ala ska. (/Jftm-taaHoM~ Soundr,hoto} When you sec a pretty, bright Mulford, of near Cheshir.c. ap_d she eyed little girl .btling pushc~ in_ a U ~ne of the many meigs Polio VFW wheel chall'. Saturday, 1t wJ.ll vH:tima. . ' "A, .. ·, _ . I .Mrs. ·Adolph Grucser 1 Ma~Ss·iliOil' q- . Two Portuuxl mrn art" br-ing h eld in the lklip Cou nt~· jail, to.r in vestigati:on ooncetninJ: t he brea king -and -entering of t wo ('otmty ~hool.e, Sheri rt ChaTles Ru ssell. !'eported. Accvrding to the report. Lawrenee Triplett, 20 :and Norman Jtmior Johll90ll, 20, w ere apprehended Th~tor.5day af1 crnoon by D\.puty Sl"lel"'iff Leroy Bartrum i1. ~h e cunnt:~c.t:ion- wit-h t h e break ing and t>ntet'liog of ~ Portland anoi Tuppers ~la i-n8 school..-;. whieh w ere entered La& Wi>ek . The sheriff's officer- als;.o rcpor ted that Cha:Tles W. Collins, Z2 Reedsville, is being hf"'d for tl~ Wayrrc Cvunty authoriti~~- Col•Hns. wlto was .arr~ed Thun:;da-;· by Bl>f"trum, is charged with brc <~king an. enret'ing in Wayne Ccmn ty. Veterans Of Foreign Wars . Mrs. Phena To Aid Polio Campaign · TakenBy ROOMC:. NEW FURNJTIJI.E 2·. the Senate Mr Albrn Barkley m." Ray Woodgee.rd.t ·M.nr. Ca!'l · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : : : : : : : : - : : : : - : : - : : : : ; ; -..., and""'· Harold Ebcrnha<h accompanied .t<he Pomeroy Higb ~ S<hool Baod •to Athens last week 'On ·1 told tJhem 1 '1Wlt11dn't .be Senwte wMrb. bi-m in thet lbey took lrlm out and put Sen; o• $Mit PltiCI ""' .. I O'IIIrUt hOOI. join t!be-m JO -~ • TWIW SIZt .,...,, .. , "''..h uuu d ' ' 111111 ...1.. 1 1~. - - ... . . Held In School BurgJary Probe l :tit. Mr. 'Drumansa)d ,tJhat w!;~~~ -ecently W&"'J inWted by ~ .' Only Serta dares to offer you thi11 famoua "Serta-Poature!'._ MattreSA, built. with healthful firmnei!S many d0<:ton1 ~ril~ .· mend now only Elt. ~'~ deep-down prico that defies comparillon for q~ality eo high! ... Dut remember, theBe ~rastic reductiOns are atrictly limited and will be withdrawn ammeditlw.ty After Ra le. Chec k and compare the many luxUry features-q.B1JaUy fou nd m higher-prked nationally-advertised tufted mu ltrell6ell. Then, hurryl luy now-tave now at- Miss Louise Gilm61"t i~r co-nfin- M.M·. f~llllkito MATTRESSES SILLING UP TO $S9.751 Sale Now On I and continues lo.r llndhtl time only_t · ed to .ber home by illnes&·. .lll'. an-d Mrs. Wa yn e Grigsby of •m••~ .,... ··~C'(;M'-P-A-RE_W_.ITH OTHER TUniD Walter Wa·l.koc. :Mr. and ~- Marion HI)We.ll of Columbus were wee.kead guests or •t heir son-in-I"J:w and daughter, •Mr. and Mrs. James- WiJ.J. . . 1'00 1TWO Portland Men ..:.omres-s 1 1.~• ..'Ui"be~~ ~~b Ml_; Middleport mt:li'Dlag ;ould jlUI: IJtalt a fight," . ~· I -eat "I woo't aee rum," be, sa-id. { WASHINGTON UP-British Prime Miniater Sir Abtbony Ede n declared today be uw no vaJt~e in a Britiib-Bovlet friendship pact so soon after sucb a previous treaty " by Ru&sia woa~ torn up." Eden at a oews conference gave a c old reception W a s uggestion by Soviet Premier Nikolai BuJeanin that Rllnia was willing to sign separate 20-year fricn:-.hip -~ walk """"'" ... ·bad Jonown ~<;,,;, . ba ha-d refW>ed h.) •inl ISI.oce Nhoo .so t"h11t11cterized 75 one Inch. Discounts Sincerity Of Soviet Gesture After Treaty "Tear-Up" Mr . Truman <old ............ .og his was CODdud.ed l;y Rev. G...mw ot do! wmdy pray• · meeting ud Bible .rtudY class. Forty-two Wfll'e ~ and :Mri. Gudnel' "WU to CJraqoe or the do. YOtd.orYI. ~uste was -pre~- ~ a ll'io: c.roi u..-, .~u~~eo ....,ury I aDd CarR W.iJIFoo Who' were aceom : panied by Mrw. CJhe5t.eor ErWlD:Me.,t Alfred v;.,· . _..::,.,.,;~qt .' : l! tlty ~ SunQy Mel ,........,. . . Tu...t.y tot.atllnw .,.. Mit t. Single Copy Truman Again Ill,. News With Nixoi As Chief -w I flltdl ~ I Jlanoio, So. SecoD<I AYO. 19. ' ' Waffle Shop ......... fllolle 398 'iixon :ba! c.aftoed. .him a 1101: oBI.y ~. I went ;II)Oleboc:ty... SOCIETY « White Grocery Tuckc-l'nuua Grocery 8117 .!lot lor only s ..,........_,.... eace., "'ik· Mrs. Uoy'!, cx- D. C. I wtu ....... IMI; NI'WIII lew 1t .. 10, celtl ".,. wtekench • .,....... MNwiiay and T~y, _. ... NEW YOR,I< -PO-:--ME:RO ---~Y The MiddlePort Church ol CMi!t will a. ·specilil prayer meet1n1 Feb. 3 1:30 P- m. itl5 !Sei-viee lor. t-1:\e •eb. 5. Rev. FNid , & ' will be speakmeetm« will cOutlnue . Hooper Groc«J MJdway Markel .,.J .. ~ - TnaJmJn · .vhf:nevEtr be tJtUoks Jr., of with b is parents, 5pent the weekend 'M,.-_ and 1• t;I-IEIUtY teE ettEAM OUR FEBRUARY SPECIAL OHIO: Tent,_.._,,.. W. .a. .y; r.aht ., tneW letu,.. .-i·m. Church Of Christ • ro Have Sp&eiql Prayer Meeting Point 'lloclt Grocery ·tehouse Epple Gr<lCery ~inhart ~llcCumber Mail Rate Hike Appears Headed ·· · Toward Defeat oontatner abd a Valoobi.ne wit-h accfBsore of palecandle pink flOW<n< and a l>OIIc<y ...<ct!H:.,t couple. GIYI HIM ••• GENUINE A . H. H.o~f"n-ba u m Max 1 Roloert . Folks Favor. Old Fashioned Flavor Editorial oo.e. ....,._..,..nt, The M?ct. meeting Will be 00 F~b . 16bll at the .home ot Mrs. AT THE FOLI.OWING DEALERS Na.246 I reel.,.. oddod and ..,.. Included wuon. !Members ..,. o1 ""tto . !<ladi<>l•• and oh!'yare ll1'eed ..,._faVorite redt>oo oanthenuims in a,.,...• .00 white Mrs. Gomer LewjiJ-, RadDe, Wli a guest Wednesday oaftemooa when ·ber dW&'hter, -M"ts. Ben P.hH· son, was •hor1res& lor the mfleltinl of tthe Uterary Club. Mrs. Rodney , Do-Wrong, Jiresiderit, Was . in charge of tbe meet·!~ ··and IIYJI cal-l res~ were "Invention&." The - 11-~11-s '· prO}tram ift- · ('}ude":t" a ·paper on :'Swmn ~- An· r thuny" by Mrs. H. E. Cook -wllP . rcViewetJ the book wrttten by J(atberloe Anthony and a rNwiew or ''SunUe-1 F. B. Morst" by Mrs. L. J. He'Fnt<r. Her· book was written by OUVer llarkin.- PRODUCTION Keystone Bt at io n Vol. VII 'J .conqilete "*''for liio log '~'!""" Amlo'o .the Club J)JIDII to no~ oka-a ·,wGUebfar"~ ago tbe cha) pods- &lid magnoli-a JG"t.e:.&pplesleaves, i1l .a trian. .,.. sold a ·· - JUI•' ort:'~l ill an ontique 1 w lie ....,_ ~ .., milk rlllio ""'"'-· Entertains Guest At Wed. Meeting IT'S J!;va"s Re8t·autant WEATHER at tilbttoo • 1VI.nte.r_~itqent us- ~:;;;;;:;;;::;;;;;::::::~::::::::~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~:=========~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;11 Literary Group Simon11 Groc4! ry .l Demtted l'o l'fle When IMra. but.ed by Mr'ri. E . S. Sobaai and ' ,...., by llr& L. E. Reynolds. A V.J.entine ~erne was carried wt Jn .the salad course whic h wu serv~ by :t:h-c boer. ~_ Mnr. BlUe and - . Bruce Uoyd to e~ memW.s w.d Oue guest, Wall<r Cmob ODd Mro. Howard will be tbe lbostles&es. 1bi.f <~nillli lin. Pbi:IMm has eallrmeetiD& ol. t.be Wm aoct Committee at ber lbolne. · oommi.ttfQ " DW11it~ ate Mnt. str&u., ...._ L £, lloynolda :Jlr& . Oarrdl s~~ .. See Keebaugb, Betzng, Bauer or La ila nee DeSoio _ Plymouth Cars & Re<> Truck Dealer ITUR"' COMPANY HARDWARE & FURN "' Middleport, Ohio • • e Jenkins. read a newsle lter from She Ute ·aloo Ohio State ExtensloD office, .edi.ted by Vi.ctor Rei.s, Which tramed: oompaniag which ar-e not :hrifllling ltb.Bir advert1semeDta of bulbs, pl-aots and !teC'ds. The tnveUng prtze was oontri- &eneral m~b- $299 I I 1 and Fct:Ulzen". r-============~~~::::~=======; 1-tio.ns discussioa w. 'beld onAthis fURNITURE l Gan:lenen Qub to tbe oommittee rnemben. _ _. w--~Y neo;...,. at the M.rti. L. E. Rey.rmld.!i di&tf'H)Uted .._,..., _,. '"'"'6 o&l Jn ' A da.ert eour'Se' W'8:8 served by home of Mn. E. M. Blake with bu:lletin& OJ1J "&prmj,1ULOWEW' g he ~ to 4:ho&e named above Mrs. Bell P.bibon, pl'eSident. ~ .Bulbs" from tbe U. S. Dept . o f !nd Hrs. ~ Morardty atd &iding .m cf the topie for dle -ewn- A;pi~ which wee sent to Mrs. Shirley Guinther. ing's proglllft wa:a "Soil Oondi- tbe club by Con.g.ressman T. A. and Save aa Never Be. . in thia Great Natiof¥!1 ~ ' Now! at I STOP "SOn-BED" BACKACHE · 1 ·'"dent fro m speaker. Obio Univenity wiU ..... tbo 'l\le8day LioeoiD Ha,bbo )e the guut astoa "' Club eveaiol at WIMDOW DISPLAY Thursday, February The Da•lv•Senunel Young People Invited the SEE OUR 2, 1956 . BAKERS Ohio and <lime em'ICI5. SQout officials \)0~ out trhat -in so.me :p8"rts , :l'tP tJJe-- rtl'art.ioo, rtbievu~ ~ as ~ pi-ck- · -td tip oont8'~ 'IJlrd_ ~ ~ :to OOntbat. tbb,, i(:be busiJnet~S~ncn 'ltre notifted 4bat Mr. -~ or Mrs. Audrey Y(lltJJS' witt pk.k: up ~ &w da)-B. oom m.' .. da)' H. ' Mr. r :.m lnf'r will 1M' the speaker at t.be morning wor~hip s~rviceli on t •cb 12 illld IDih . Spcda! mu sic £or ~he serieli oi meetin8l' will hr. £tvf!n by tbe eboir directed by Mrs. Arthur Skinner and the organM, Mrs. Clieat.er Erwiu. Mason Heart Fund Drive Underway For This Month TOO 1D56 H-Nrt FuM Dri\~ iJ1 )foa-snri C-ou.ntt' iJI DOW Wldel"'AA.a:r and wtlt oontinue -tlhrou.gl\oUt t:he mor'lolb of Jo'cbi-lrMy U1Jdr!rr the dirOCti'OD -of M:ni, 0. S. Kle-J.l.Ew, who i.s chairman of l(lhlc Ma8011 Coo~ y Heart A."!SQCjabion. CmJtributiotll.'l may bo )Of'nt ~ o 1.~l'e Heart. Fund, Poin-t J•leamwtOf!ict"n. of the P. 0 . Boo 372, .Asscoi'~~t i ~n .a!'(' Harold D. Somer1:·ill>e. <nisil!tant ntmtrmsn; 1\.b. JQho V. •Marun, &eet«l:ai'!y; Carl M'urny, t~J:T<!lr and """· publi<itr. s.n.u.t . ll. LittlqJagc, AT THE A.merfCu IJ46t IIMK!IatioD dlllner tD Chi~ to open. the 1958 drivt, Dr. Pi1u Dudley White, Preaident Daahowtr'• bflatt speeialiit,· tdl a ptbermr. •-sudd:tm!J we ••• bee~~ •t- ot ib4 Urpat epJdemlet ID medical bistory. • •• d1aeuo twU ~t&cked ua 1D tu.U tore'".. OAt~ tacked by on Curullil'Y \ �~=-o:.e:Two:::·:-:-:·::::--=-=-=··==:.:-:__:==:;-----The'..'!::.!::Da~N~i~~~;~:;;;;~:,~ld~-~~l~e:.':oo~rt~.~Oh~lo~-~:=======.--------Friday, February 3, 1956 Oc The Daily Sentinel a•c"·~ .. ~" I Commentary 0 n The News YHAT LOOKSUI(t DEVOTID TO INTERESTS OF MIIICIS-MASON AREA REYNOLD •. oR UN! THE: SAMf 8Rt<:K H! WIT WITH ttll , usJANUARY GIN. MGl. IDITOl . ~bllolotd tv•l'7 an...<>!'• oxoepl SUil<Uy by Th• Ohio v.n., ~tl 1 Jne., It UO Mt!cbm~ St,.. Pomeroy, 0 , Buslm•u olf!te Pl6rte !II, edltarill nmreo J)bone 397_ ly CHAlLIS M. McCANN !!Dtared .as IM'Ond rh~ mallin2: matler at TELEVI : I Natlontl ld'lfl'ti!linc 1'epi'Mentatlve. Bottinel li-Kimt.all, Inr ., FllliDAY 6o30 ;,porrs 'Eye 6:40 News Picturt" 6o!\3 LEI/! Paul & Mary Fora · 7:00 Lire ot Riley qo Coke Tirne / H5 New:; Caravim 8 :00 Truth or Consequeneet1 8 :30 Waterfront 9:00 Big Sto;ry 9:30 Star Stage S!rn On Tvday Cortee Ti me Din6 Dong Sehoul Ernie Kovacs ShGW : Sub!crlption ralti: Delivery by cart(er 1rhere nvailablc 30 eenb ' # ;Peek:. one yeir in advaqee at 1'be ba'Uf Sentinel office, $HI.fJO; · Jfll .~nths, $'UO;, three months, $:3.80. ··y motor route . whl!fe •nll:dSJe: OJJe m(1fl.tb, $1. By mall one year $8; siK mnnth.l, $4.25; t&rre· rnontbs, $2:.50; one month. $1. ,, Home Tennes.see Ernie Featber Your Nest Bob & Jan Carr P·rese.nts Count of Monte Cristo Camera Goes to School .Matinee Theatr~:: Date with Life Modern Romances Queen for a Day ~,ao Fuey Cutoon CamiYJl Winchell & Mahoney Captain Z.Ro Farmer Cllck Nimrod & Angler Top Ten Dante Party NBA Basketball Buffalo Bil1 Jr. animals tbd H11e clowns <arid alt tne rest of tt D'l'e preott~· ·much the Sky KJrig Mo koy ROJer!! Pinky Lt'e Nts kt!ieps comi,.g b&ck yeoar alt'E!f" year. Atter •all. 'l!he actB ·and the Weatherca :o~ t --......-- --- --------- ------ Sign On. Andy's GMg Childrens Cot'ner cir- 11 :0.'; l 6o30 It's J\ Great Life HIO Saturdty Nlll'lt Jatnbo~f;• " · 7o30 tug Surp~u 8:011 Perry ComO 9o00 p.,;ptes ATe Funny 9 o30 Texaco Star Theatre 1. George: Gobel l0o3Q 'Hit Farade ILOO News & Sport.6 ll oiO Owl Theatre t :SG Sign Off ~~~h-It~· ~~~~~ Feb my new N &W YOllK-Thlftla one N~w York~r thlnkt about: A111'1e·bunrry pre11 apnbJ can sound o« u loudly u they care to, but the ~old truth seem1 tG be that Ammcu auto dtslpeu aren't bending over bte)cw&rd .- far u auapectf!d to cater to the woman driver. At the Motorama tn the Waldorf the other day, I butt01thOied Jack Wolfram, '\'P and ceneral manager of Olda, and he anld that whtl• ht1 outftt wu trying to pJeue the female, "ther•'t fjpt nearly 10 much dlft'er~nce between the , aexea In what they want in a ~:ar. You know,'' hl!l added. "lt'a a mtltaken tdea that all women are llt.r l.a lonly colore and pretty upholstery. Bast. eally, they want power, .at~'Y· road~tbillty and Mal Htlmtr an other lhlnp that men took tor." Th"e: .~utN 1tolt Tht Kf!torama, incidentally, took the play rlj'ht tAe •-'ow. away rrom the town'a theater!! and movlea In Ita week at t"e Waldorf. Why pL'OI)Ie 11hould be so wrapj\ed up In loolctnf a.t autqmoblltl Isn't quite clenr to me- I'm o. l~!l·~~~J\er. ~~~b"'t ,tb.,, are. A11 ktrld.t or C"tlebyltlf!J w~~ Uit Pl'l•• Ptt\'Jew I eiqht, lr\c1Udln,l M&IJTice Chevall'ttf 1q,. a lloundt· 'tooth 'ult an4 ~lu,e ablrt,looktnf btnlrn and mtllow, and Jllyri~ Ma.nl· ~ h&ndllomely ~nmken coatum:., looking like ... well, JaYne I ' ltl. "No'tllinl' Ia quite llk8 lt. AIIO on hand. of Courte, weTe the ~=~~~:~~or otr!Qjale from ilvtnllton. til., 1tnd ooo.ae Crel!lk, Tex ., lltl'- ioWC.d h&t ll\d let. pleasant arnne, w<mdfrtng •t I or olntll1igulng oopy rrom .L'ho British pt'e9R. One is stl'llking Q qoott"S a ch~:d bulletin •I hal specilalio<!t M 1say - beliWI:!'S all B¢t•i!ffl boys should be informed or t1he facts of lire---1 . e., !reX, as- us gult,er:mil!O$ ~t it- when ·ttley reach ~he a-ge or 1~ . Bless y.u· h:t·art, ·OOney, I airn'ot gonna re~ale- y'Ou with ·how many grJtTH~Midren I thad when I was 15 •in North Car.,. lina, beeau.se lt:hi-.'1' 'hr ~trit'tt .v a ~(1.. Ing ·~hal be The g'OOd doc-Dr. L~lic HOUS· di.wn-Teeklll'lr6 l'hllt lli>!Ue hoy'! ah• l&nC be~tuUI_ty ~t • malnttm1nce o0f G. 1 .-i~~&pit'ed to .be 't.~ . rl.iat-. klftl'·~ woods colhl. A 'lo'OQd.'l' cof.t i~ f•he 1 Barth ·Va~~•.ett:. ~t I OppMtle or yM'd (l~]un, W,hlc-h is • • • Prom J:G~ a ~u~. •nd ~w Cit thp ,fe:.)ktM m•k~ ~he mott 1 to 8ay Marna a-nd P+. ne'M!'t' ·had a ftOrmal rlfht 1o produce ~lhe h•· aule. H that lftrip~ a del'iell'le w..y Df' OW' ruder• r~'lllh . ,l!OIIm\luloner ~ othtr day U•tt~d ham of 207 South St.>eond Stret>-1, :W:Ndlepont. 0. Errt:e.'!lt W. K'll·uff, 18, son of Mr. aOO. l-ll'8. Cll{f-Ql'd Ka-uff .of 300 I Hudson Street, Mitldl~..'P<J'I'L • IDPIM Pk, 0 ., -and Mrs. Ilylda Ri-ce Dun- ' sMuld ktrow why blg huys man-y, and all Hke il'hut, lrw:lu-rti·n.g t.oht• W'tre 'blhrlame.: bees. H'e llfCkO'JJS t-hey nl'~ fl • • • Httle Kinsey wlth the evening In towft. at t1-le l"ol.lf:l Dot, an cocoa, ·and THEN , he sa·y.s, yvu LToe ""'llltt1. Whb 'aCtOfl'• • ean. tab up .t he awful suhject t:~f hi ftJC• a hve 161Mt11' •With hll pleretnl' ltUICI 011 Its hekd. "Ht hu a ec&r ll·k, So mueh far Dr. Les:lre Housden, \Vh~ 1bas B"pe.cfulize1:1 in chil"He Jolt oDe.... a.t the Ku.aum of the City ot New dren's problems for 30 yell'l'8. I ·wttat un evtr be more ljflt the dcm't Jmow th'lt babh!S arc Manbatta.n? River tound li-n :hollow stumps, m> n'l·a1.. , . Another mu- tmo WHA't 1be otherr felloWt"l 9!l·Y ,photOf,.phiJ by abOUt cabbage-.... ,,~IP, w&th htl.l 1ft love, . , , likely th11[1 mott 14tlafted, In~ eut ·lopat: w'th_.a tNmendolJa, Then woe come 1'o a lO'>"t'l.v -ttwlg h'IW! • Pf.tkti1c ~t, lilut.ncfad from • L&bor !Member of P.aa11ad~=~~~!',. conduct. How we weakl!lr ment. one Rt'lginal'd SoNlnson. J Rente reckons ltlhat th~ u. S. Gov• ernmeut $lould be r.equll"ed ~o Dlahann carroll, the hit of , pay $~,372,000 .a }"ear for the edit the ATHENS, 0 .-----J-oe F. Rice, 17, soon of Delbert Rice of F'ai rvi'('!W efOiog!OOl plete. See me ·lutt..-. =::. l h.oy.e fumbled• ill eo-up\e of chunks lnlldt Flush Toilets ~ nowN ACROSS 1. An Afrh\an nut (abhr _) drama 3. Fold 9. Armadlllo 10. Aml.'rlcan Indian ..... covued ov~r 4. Part or" "to be" Crinkled fabric 12. By OIIC.!lelt 14. Feminine pronoun &. on lhe Crayon tor 1;1\ackbonrdao 6. Cavity 7. P'ootle•~ . Hi. Solemn 8. Vocali.'lta· promise 11 . Mandarin 1~. 22. E•·bhtm (sym . ) 23.011- First 13. Weird of Tut'kt'y 2~. l'uloatd•Y'e A••w.t 28. Dancer's 32. People ot cymbal• Ireland 28. Little 33.Bom j'lrl 35: Greek Jetter 31. A British colony "· --~P;:!' . 19. Erbium (llym.) 17. !!'1 18. ~-;o;,;· 20. Aboundlnr In ore Ahead 30. AdditiOnal ~ pr~ldent ocea,n 2r1. Knlvea I• Altlci. (...-.) 38. :Mn~mre of""" ao. PIIJ!IO.~ aeapof\ 40. En!.6tt ~tlep 21. An elf 26. Conc.lse jlh&ped rta~• 28. Poliah river 29. Neuter pronoun 30. Waterproof - ~··""'·llftdtlllftll ·~ beUeT than at ahy Z.ppo rompttd In Aniollal ---- ------------- Sf. Devtcea to hold rope tnaUt.) !T. Berore S8. Fo~·and:­ att rtwd 42. Shore clea~l'l IUmlng the pfoject U . Bri&'htly eolored ftsh ·"· . plan hu way for re- Mtween and met Ill. the Ill Auja mno. Iarael ronnatly accepted tlle pWI, p....Oto<l by UN IIOcre..., o....m Daa Ramtnank· ·fOld. J1.11. t. 'l'tlt txm1er anne , _ bee tM tctn. ot 11W1Y P}g)rpt ~_.,tloa•lmollbolUu. .A X Y OJ. lltA'XR to woilt It& lo LDNGFI:<I/OW One letter tlnfply .atwldi tor p~~· tn ~~~~~~A..~ ~ tor the three L'.. X _for tl!.e 1)!0.~ •tC,; 4'Pt~ \It~•. &pottrophies, the lel\fllb_ ~d forh~lkiD ot the wordt lk Ill 1;ablta. Ench day ttl• Code retttr~ are dllftrct , .A. Crypt."""' border•markln~ YSK puml oi the 5ea5Qn. tiut.t i.s 0D pes. Farmers an:! otbtr land OW'llU"S in Meigs County are in·vited tn attCDd a meetdm'g en Rai&in·g Christ· maos Trees for Profit on Wedn-esat 8 p m. in t!be day, Feb. 8th Courthouse. 'Jl!Ms Jo:IIOst 11.V6SIL0Ck meeting 6JlOiD• li'CD"ed by the Me;gs Soil Co:nserva· tune g-o.es J'lli .m e bam somettime in bon Dil!i:brict dn oooperat;Lon 1Milth l"wH mbc!'l B'llld os m \hfl bal'n all the Plant Ohio program for 1956 the time d·u nng l>«ember md wi-ll ·~ve Tom Bradley, FO-l'e61t.er January. fi'eMuary "iti, vt COW'SC w.iih -the Soil OonserY&tion Ser· an1l'cltc-r w.lu:ltler monl:b oaa:~d there vice a·ss.isti'ng in ·t.tbe di.SCUL9Sion. .... very irWlJe .Past= lll'.e .a:va.ilitble in Ev..,.,. ~ lo pUOI.iq ,\'liarcb unbe8':l special areas have be-e<n ~ed . wllth dry ~ some of .llbe .Mile acne do .Mieiga Ooun-ty to work an im'ited iOo atf-rom l:tle pr.ec6din~ year. One of the mmn rcason:t w'hy tend tlhis rneet:ini .as weLl as those lvi-e.stock d-oes ·oot produce meilt iu.tarested m timprllli'Ang r!Jhe: liOOks or milk as well as they ~ould be C1f our b-arren. hilisidel and fields. F-.mners i~ iD more efexpoolod to .is bct¥dusc o.f Jack of ficient use or eteetr:icity oo tiiE$ir su!fid-ent food . f-arms are invited: .to lllllltend :t:be W.illh dairy C'"d'lHe iot may b-e Fil'l'm Elet"t!nie Motor amK:: rllo be nccebsa•ry to provide 1:iUpplemen.t- •held Tbul'Bday, hb. 16dt at the .a1 h.ay w s-i.liage f-or part of every .&Lbany Cbureh .In Plom«<y. on.e of .t'h:e tw.elve monlha in- orod:er Those ·atten<tmg ~ illlvited to t'O maintain llhe must p!"o-fWable b!Wog electric lll:Otom needing producti-on. FcedCllS' wi-ll have too clemint rto itlbe diJn.ie et.utirlg at oeLer.mine -the level at whieh they 10:30 •a. m. Aflter lthe el~ is ca!n get llhe most pro~i-t·a-bl" return c.a:r:ni.OO out ~ wiU be a. di&bUot m rnoo:t eases it .is· ·aU dw cus9i.<m dur-bng the 'eftemoon tletl'" -r·oug·~ the c-ow wil:l eat. '11he ad sion in• improving 11..00 use of 1 jummcnrt may be in t-he .Jev.cl' oi c:Wctricity on the farm, grain fed. - Th-awing frozen water pipe6 tmmelii.a'bedy wii1: keep ~them fii'OIID burstitlg, I. P. Bbuser. Ohilot stat~ Univer'1loity extemioD specialist :In .a·gri«J)t·ll!'aJ -engincerlilng, li'ftY6-. lie suggests p<l'llting Mt w•J.er on 11CV· -cral JayeM of cloth rtlh!Wt ·have belen wrapped •around :tM pipes. IrufN.r00 Hght bUlbs or elet:t:fli-c ~ c-ables also th·aw pipes safely. Blauser cautions aJI'8in9t the use uf -a bl-ow to.rdt.. open flamo;t, farm (U' ways of incneas:rJ•g obis lye or draiD iiiOl~s to thaw feed supply !or .tlh,e oomm·g year. pi~s. In bed ca-ttle "Production many ! f.a:rmr.r.s attempt ro rough the eat· i Ue tlhr.ough: tho winter willh no ewwy m weigbt or wi.tlh <1 !ittJe 106s Cllllf gain in wei-ght. It i:s s'LiU ~-, bowevec, Htat. t:bt'l oaMie recei'Ye ..., • MAI.n1 from pullet chick sufflocient feed rro keep tlheixo bodto la7fnc houae ••. . ·top othen .ie.& fll ,good eondiilion. b7 four or more layiDc pullet• lf a farme:r does not have one :Pf4' 100 Jtartecl, have fl:r bttter lfnhlltb' aad ruiatance to dl.. ·half .1){ Ibis f-eed left .on Feb .. l&t eue and Hmperatun eztremea ·then he -sOOuld 'l'ODsider reducIn tbt houte. Non in tbe livoolock load on 11is FI15T • lllisi .. MATQUNO 100 "0DU~N » '10 to 20 ••P ·per hen, &~ a feed •vinp of 6c or more per P.IT 111 COMIINAIILITY. Tllere"e a ble bonua of ut.ra health, teed etllcle:ney, growth, and qu.alitJ' for the proeeaaor when broilar ehieb aired by Vantrell or Indiu JUver malu are mothered bJ Nlebola No. 12•, ftret and o• utlonall)r accepted femalea clnel~ apec:U!eallf far eroaa VMLLZII D ML MX ' Poatti•e identlfleati01\ of the Mat , in broiler stoc:k eomee when both pannta are identified. Folk• With the blggeat etake Ia. the brotler lnduatey I&J' ,' Y••"'r<la)"o cioyptoquote: '1'1111 IlllllORTAL IPIRrr OF. ONE HAPPY J)AY-WORDBWORTH. ............ ~. ltlq , . , _ ~ . aod-.. - """~ depletwd, lmllleroru. Fleming Hat¢heries Steubenville Wood&fteld 'llid ·St: Clalnvllle, Ohio< ~ Ohio toioor .._ ~- optlmjollc pnodudiM rttioniru Uf that an eit)Jt ouaee F. The 1ener11t ICOI'IIt eOIIlpll'to Jl,all of oranae juice Pf'OYide ment of mott relriteri:ton lJ .U.. lbe nonna1 dally requirement or (act.ory . Orante julee .should be .,m YlWnin C. In additlun, orange~ kept aealed ti&btJy 1n the retrta• proYide aorne thiamine. ealdwn. rator to avoid lou of vltamia C. ,lrOD aod pbolphonUI. Unopened eana of frozen eoJJCe.. abopper 1hould loot for tated juice must be kept troua. orao1ea that ar~ firm 1nd heavy if posaible. If they tbaw, tltey for their Au. The weiaht indicates 1hould not be refrozen. The Yov"r1 exta.wtM from .....,_, contlrtucKn laying, Mlltw Mix C614H'bM aftt...: ~llats will pip you up .net boolt ... eutput. •e w!MI Your BEST OPPORTUNITY... •ada tiJae !oitvW•adiUMalr.e 1 Phlnttap '4 .-ow ••d1 Um• f'ro:.i revel Will keep pjpe!J frum freezing. Pipes in exposed places ·ma:r be prot.ected by in&ulatwn i!Dd electmie bea1Jing oables. It .i8 bettle1' ItO protoot water piipel from fceezing than 100 baNe <tdle trouble oOf thawing them, the ext'9Mi.on. engineer '83Y5. ich, tom.toet. ,quaab m! root cro))';. 1110 earl o! aweet eona. and • heacle cd lettuce. All Ulla ,., produced b7 28'4 houn work. Which IDeluded prepara. tloo and lllnal eleaft..up, but DOt the ha.rve~. So far aa praeUeal, be IQ1, the 1arden 1Ue lbould have DO &hade at all, lood drafna1e. 10llfree from rootl of tree. ud Jbrubt. lL lbould be .. RUil a• pradleal for the produetJoa. - . •Ired and a1 ·Dear u poulble ta the hou.ae. SJnu veptilbkl should alwaya be ha.rnltedl when 70UD& and teDder, i111 bet. ter to aow thern .to tbort rowa. The n1etable gardener, Mr. Burra&'e dem0111tntee, hat tnarQ' problend to solve in the Hlee- tion of top quallt7 varietiea •pd 1be arrangement of plall.tihtl lehedullla ao that when one JOWlna of a variety paaea tbe .they art.tend .the .armu.a:J. Ohio Broiler Sc'bool, Feb. 22 in Plumb Hall on tbe Ohio. State Ull'lliv.enity -- Emil Mallinot.sky, Ohio state Univemt:r extensioo pou1tlrym&n, 11.0. , _ opoakero .... <heil' 4<>•pXo&o G<!rra, U. S. Depart,. ment 10! Ag:ni(:ultlu:re, brolJoer b1h'li· nl"S'S Jn the years Dead: Bob Ho- gue, Purdue Utl·lvorsity, practices whieh make or1 break a brulier producer; Dr. Geor;e Ja:p, pii'IOf.essimo, ~ admini6tret!.ion, )'Gll'll MAINTAIN FLOCK HEALT.H AND FULL PRODUCTION fiud yoUr best buyo : •. tbot e.~:trapoweryoucancount KI.EIJ YOUR FLOCK In a Yitlf"''UI, ective condition, end wstairr. ad hlah .,.-..luctien with C•IIH'iJ:rlct Enl•cl .hnt • few ...,ni• for on. Only tbe best of our buya bear the Oralige Tag.. Watch for tbeml Enlic eech .., will boost your profltt. m•nr doll1rs. Start IHdlng C•loriwd EahK todayf Williamson Farm peak of quality, another 70UDI and tender crop I• reacb' to wpJ)],' lhe table. But to thf! bobby Jardener 'thea~ problema wlll inereate the interest of hiJ ape. clalty, and provide ntidaetloO in •olvilll them. To crow ftne vegetable• II ~~~ as mueh fun as to J row flne flnwers and the pride ol t~cbleve­ men\ a• great when rlbbor:ul are won at th~ community dower Ahow. To quote from Richardmn Wright'• foreword to the Burrace book: "Th~ gastronomic l•rdeD~r La the ftne111. !lower of farnl17 Ule • • , Only amid a circle of off·~ and trianda ean M 1 .vlll7 ... 1114 .... tndtl of bll bortlcultunl lkllL •• . Supply MIDDLEPORT FEED MlLL Rutland, Ohio MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The Sign Of Quality Order Your " SEED AJYD Ohio St.a1-e Unlvert~ity, appraisal of te-sts -over the cotmtry; Milton Levinson, Da~too\ indusWy repn.osen.tlath-e, m.eroharnd'i8.ing practioes wbidh win buiM consumer demand Cor bruiiers; Jimmy Gwin, Poultry and Eg·g N'ation- .al Board, ChicagO, what Uie boanJ lis do'inrg f·or the broi:J fJ' indU8tcy, Mei·g, County ·b roiler produc- ·a-nd Clyode Marsh, Ohio Stmte .., poultry Klduotry ._....,.. University extms)on poultryman th·es and Otihsrs wm bave .. oorrenrt. br-oiler .ttealth problem&.' chance Ito see 'WbJJt tlbe- future may bold for too broiler industry witren Hen's wbeno •Malioov.sky say.s NOW SUGAR RUN~:~F:LOUR MIL-L LO~ ' • • • " ' - - PHONE lU Mulberry Ave .; ---------------------------. New! Better! Twins! L.rg11tSel~tionOffield Setids In Soutbeastern OHIO--- NOW 1$ THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR . SEEDS AND FERTILIZER T~E DaiVERY LATER ORDER NOW! • S'l'ORE SPECIAL STORE SPECIAL NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK '. ~OeEI SIWUCITY I H. ~. MODEl V wilt! Lartr MYNEWUNICQ ·wonder Wash Twins THtY DO THE BEST THEY CAN WITH WHAT THEY HAVE WONDERFULWAYTOWASH-WONDERFUL WAY TO DRY! SEE FOR YOURSELF THE OUTSTANDING FEATURES AND YOU'LL KNOW ITS OUTSTANDING VALUE! 15o eisy JO use, 10 rusJ(d and ,-er· ttrile diu it does a man·tize job on dtlmtS of farm, 11tden •nd yud jobt- that's Simplidty! Con'l_part futurt far fettu~1 tnd Automatic Wosher you1U fincl Simplicity ofrerina lfUtllt ptdormance It lowe5t PROVICO MILLI~G 6' FEED CO. MinersvDie ' $UO .... ZSIJl. _'· I LOVE PEOPU SOlD I f DOG MEAL ' ... 111111. All-tlool Tr~~miu\on, 3 flrw«d ANDRIMII enl, $000.00 wst! '. WEHAVETHE CIHIP TJU.FiRE SPAtiK PLUGS Their preduetioa la limited to the amotmt of raw m•teriall with whieb thq hav. to work. PROVlCO PEKDS mppb- tiM 1iQtrt.. ent melrinc raw _.teria!t ha · ~. eniiJ- Mlimileted fOML MOM mUir •• w IIDOH meat .. • ..,. 4WP • •. bicPr pnlta. • Seed Headquarters· utllltJ tractor ,ARE r POIIEBOY, omu 'Ulat although you ~H send a boy to do a man's world I '-· Fertihzer to· own, nllest ·to· use VoniNaa-Nlcholo lmllon alvor-Nichola ft raoe FIIST IN PROFITS .l..U.bl.- at hatcherita In tv8!'7 LS RSSP \MJLS YDCCMJZXX L'1'118.A.UY DJSLYZ!I: lrDJ'X ZIZX~TD!-ZXCIDBI. IOina iob:l- thll!l uatiou'' dlllckl Ire --otarale40poreeat hi&har than Ill dte ..ne time QUALitY eMI Qootallo~ LYMJII Ohio St.tte Un.lvenity pointl out tlult durtq the willter wben tbel;e frellt treea wptablet are DOt .. rudlly avaJ.Iable, the food llbopP«!1' '- will!. to include or&Diel 1D the oaUy diet of her famll,-. Of aU tb~ ~tnu frultf, onnj:es rate top blllint u • 10uree of N{) i•.armer makes m-o~ on :U:v:•;;:P;I:oe:;:ng:;w~ot~.,.~li~""'~;b;-~~..:'lh::e with Amerlc1's eallest· of aD tiP set reault in ulable broiler ehlcbJ They all but l'ftdt thtmlllVII, art ;ret to be lopped tn. vitality from pipped IJI, to lnlahed broiler. " per«nt. . J'flCfS8e.!J Frt~nch rh•er DAILY CRYProQUorE- Be~'a how ACCIPTANCI b; !JIYpt of a UN m1-a~wmter I -YIILD ..!.. far better health mean• better fleshinl' and color, ttwa proc:u•on a hil'her _pe~t Of A jp-&dea. add• to 1helf Ufe. Meat :Field topa otbera b)' minimum of nickname torn · Con~.~ 10r -a ·long hme. W.hiJ.e Feb. l3t SOUIDs a5 trhough t'be Witllt.OC j~ gl)~t.mg prebty wcll ad.>Ofl8 We will una un·at. it d<>etio m&"k a·lxnlt the •affectod w.ith "ibol!m.· b""y'' d....... Feed I« <hi> m<1<it proCit•abl:e USE: of roughg:ae and othor OO!ne produeod 4ecdl;. Btlock 1 filii' .. OIADING 4.1. Infrequent • . o:t.rut..~ ~ IVW Albert C. BLlrra1e, enllneer by profeuion and amateur qrdener by noeetlon he1 wrltJeb a book or wbicb ttl publlabe,r1, D. Van Noa:tralld CompaDJ' ..,.: '"There never before bee a eonnoilaeur'a book em Vel• tablea." Mr. Burrqe't edate, Can.d!Hlood., lp1wicb, MaN., b.. J.onc eontrfbut.ed blue ribbon u:hlbUe to the Maaaaehuaettl Horticultural Socl.el7'1 ftower llww1. Hil: theme il; "'l'be,re IJ nolh· Jn• like hOme arown veJetablea ••• UnW you have eaten. theM wond.~rf'ul deUeaciea you cannot believe that they aetuall7 exist." The only way to get IUch Vel• etables at their belt, be a&· aertl, 11 to rrow them in Jour own garden near your kitchen so thf"y can be cooked 1arden fresh and eerved. at the peak of their Savor. While boldinl: that the COlt of aucil auperlalive food 14 RC• ondary, Mr. Burra1e keeps c:eretul rec:orda of bia 1atden'• cost and 7ield. He riv~l ll1Ul'9 which demonatrate that a bobby rardener who enjo11 the work can earn hlah W&Jel, paid by the reduction of hil food bill, while he aup)fiie1 hia faMily with "vegetables of 1uperb taste which just cannot be bought in the market." broodJila. 39,Qirl'll C:l. lllml'~.J.•,•."a'cu'"vde BY C. E. BLAKESLEE County Atriculturel Agent A farmer soou.kl have one .fiaU u£ .bi:s. teed lett on February 1st IS rtbe l«tvi'ce o.f many old timers W'-ho !rave been feedmg livestock Racine High School Tickets $1.50 .liST J. N&ICHAIIUTY -80 to Uo/ot IUMIT ............... .............. h•• What's New In Farming In Meigs County AT THE -~arlne ~ops Recrultin1 -Station, --p In IWilmeJ' wbea fre.h ,..._. JDJ appredable exteat, 10 U.. ..,. Bwut. lealy vqetable are pleatiful, our 1mouot aeeded for Jood baltb otber tDdlcatloDI of lood 4u.allb' auti'IUODIIb nmiAd. at that '"U'1 mUJt ~ eatea on a daJ-t&dav are freedom from 10ft apeta • the &reea. Jtuff tbat toUDta." 1D but., more or leu. .. 7 bruiael and. mold, a tbJa. amooGl fad, tbat bu eome to be .a DatloD&1 Wltbout ~ooulh vitamin C, allln, and a pleulq amen. AwQ&d alop.a f« tbe vept.able JI'OW'm. Swank Rates, tM cuma Jet teDder overripe lrult. But, Cooaumer rood Jlattet1ne and bJeed euily , jolnll IWell and Fresh onqes ahould be ltGnd Spedall.t. Cbetter E. S'ftDk. at burt, an.d muacles weaken. Nut- 1t a tempeature urader 70 delhtl Pl..... lalted.aJe ol .&lberi 0. ....,...,, WI . . . . ,........ D,INNER MEETING MONDAY, FEB. 6th 8:00 PM cloltL -......... p ... I ANNUAL Marine cops Reserve at Athens • i ct· PLAN TO ATTEND MEI<iS DAIRY SERVICE UNIT th• " veuel 6 STA'I'ES LOSI POPULATION s- '1::!. .... nrure cloth !?'">¥.and itO:. 27. Creacent· .tl:ht idlntlflcaUon oarda mau1n1 tilt re110hlll rtlNla u Uttle ~eM WOrk• ha"nd~ , .• U you ..are endle••ly on the prowl, u I io ton and •talt the 1-layho\Re. · Allet Peare• ar. on~t.,.. to· ...,......... p ... I [ B o < Rolrl~orali011: RACINE RT. 1 Phollll 3191 Pomeroy, 0 • • • • moet ·Mmday, Feb. 6 at the borne of AtlaS1 L~a Eber'8boob oo Mulberry Ave. -at 2 Oris Smith u •• 1 ...,.. ... . · - Ttltphontt GARDIN CLUB TO MElT WHT ..... ··TV.Cit ,'.··. ·"a'·nn'•.I 3 1 ---:::--:--:::-:-· ~ ··. ' Oborles F. Smi<h, 19, son or ~Mrs. E}M·e H8ddox. of 520 SyC"a· 1"'!!1111 IIIIi· .,-J ,more Stn:'ee!t, ~lddl:eporrt.. 1;,. ~:. 't\oday erili!ltcd ~rr 411K" U.•:;. :f , , ·/ Mtirine Corps 1\eS'erv.es ·nt Alihens FRIDAY • 7:~ ~in 'f'tii; Tin· • • Mnafne Conps .Reemitil\'JI Station. 12:511 Sign On ) 8:()Q~ ·~le add lbtriet f-or 8 periOd of -t-hree y.ewrs. "<~nd 1:00 Film & F'ancy 8:30 '.'Ci~J~~sroids wa-s ·assign·e d to tommetl.i-ate .active 2:30 The Feminine Touch 9:()1) Doll[ir a Second ., duty fGI" e :ttour -of two yewrs. 'IIhey 3:00 Afternoon lo'ilm Festival 9:30 The Vise will leav-e -t oda·y for San Diego, 5:00 Mick~y Mouse 10:00 Ethel and Albert CaW., lt'6 begin ten weeks rtra:in- 8:00 Abbott and Costellu 10:~0 News tng in basic Mlarine Corpg sub- 6:30 News 10:85 Weather jectt. 6:35 We.ath·e r 10:40 Sports with Ted Wolfe 10:45 Film Upon tolllpletion of •the tvro 6:40 Danceland and 'ball l1l'Oil'dls WatniDJf period, 7:00 Kukl-a, Fran &: Ollie n :1~ Huntington At Night they, will . 4n ~~pi!Dg wiot~ rthe 'c'1::5c...c1::•::h::n..:D::•:::IY~- _____ 11 :45 Sia:n O!r Ma'lne ~polity, bo il"'n ' · - - - - --:--:--1~ priOr IN> ft>,..iliint~ t<o !heir SA1'URDAY Go~ 'New• by loh'rl core next dUty etati'ot\. 2' 58 8181> On 1:.QO City. Detect!,.. !:00 l'ubl~c Serv~e Film 7o80 Oiark 1ubl1.. :.l'~''l'li"'El'l"'"'S, omo., JAN. 30--John- 3: 1~ Kildd-1119 K<mner 8o00 Grone! o1o 0pry ftle H. Nub, 17, 10D of Mn. Edith ~ o30 9o00 La Wretrce Welk Elllabeth Nub of 681 Plum Street D-:00 Satutday Western OoOO Dennis ,._ MiddlePort, Ohio. 6:00 Evallg·eJtstlc Hoot' 1:00 uve W~ilig · Todi:J enU~ted in the U. S. 6:30 Picturama wltb ·Jennings . 2oio<) Slin Off !~. . 2S. Dlldatn ) The Ppmeroy Garden Ol.ub will I ST,IKING HOME TOO BUSY a.,.poriiDioded otto HAR'tfplm, om SJMSBlJitV; F. ~ : ···.~ '+' ·· stole • oii'fun oC <!ig&r.e-Dtm frtom a &u~k]Hzy pa;a a $30 fi!rile for ddty ftNo a tour of two ,rears. He OOliOtDlon- ftl;l4 .. a ·buitdina at IPMdirJ.I'.to _ .k *IW: dri:. will lea"'\ todoy for SO• Diego, 1115 Mo>PII St. 'l'MI~ t!lo lor Wlii1~ -~ . ,(;jll; hll, Catilol'nla to , belln tl}n weeki . of d1e. pdil!ie stat'lon and dt.Y ·frie !!die\' · · ~ i'lrbo-- 1tibe . ~lDirll in bas1c Marlne COl'pl rSUb-1 coUrt, , c·--'"et. , · ~ car ·J etb. · .1 · , ,. , l .... .,.w;o ~r~r;u: ,...,.• '·; . tPera. Myth.) 0 .,_.,....,_ r sur~l!l ma•·k 2. Mu!l<:al II. Man's name En. ('10- insto!'ll \lrt (Val'. ) 11. ~1 . • • .. 11' beld SUDctay M 7:30 p . m. Mrs. .J. H. Stepbenson wiU be the CALL COBA TECHNICIAN ODklll. hill 'l1lb element of lood bo>lllt dtll• . The hom~~~ fl<oh 1• to lito pooL bodJ does oot Mre Yltamia C to Tberetan. tbe hta1ier t!lt Met., I \ Garry Moore 6:30 Strike It Rich 6:4:S Valiant Lady 6:1i5 Love or Life 7:00 SearCh for Tomorrow 7:1.5 The Guiding Light 7:30 ' Kalic's Kitchen 8:00 Lo'o'e Story 8:30 Robert Q. Lewis 9:00 Houseparty 9:30 10:00 The Big Payoff l3ob Crosby Show 10:30 The Brightc.I- Day 11 :00 1 11 ·05 S~cret Storm ~=-='----- ------SATURDAY 5:00 Church's Big Story 9o30 Sign On PrayCT t'i:30 Saturday News Special 9o30 Captain Kangaroo 5:43 Feature Report 10:30 Wlnky Dlnk and You 6:00 You A.re .Ther2 . . ll oOO Might3 M.(lWl~ Playhouse 6:30 &al4tday, Luc;~ Show 7o110--JohnUY <;aroQil Sjwr!L30 Ta(es of. 'IeJ,d.S.,.naLtgers 7:30 Beat the ClOck 12o00 Big Top 6:00 Stag'e ~how . l :00 Lone Ranger B:30 Jackie Gteason Show lo30 Captain Midnight 9 ~ 00 Herb Sehtlner•s ~wo· for 2:00 Best Foot Jo'orward 9:30 It's Always Jan 2.30 Town & Country Cross· I 0:00 Gunsmoke , . · roads 10:30 Damon Rlihyo-n Theatre Big Ten Bi!Sk('tball 3:00 11:00 The Late:'~itow ' ~ l FARM HOMES still hav• aome distance to 10 to mab ltvtnJ U iiD" venlent aa In tb.e dty, th1a; chart, publllhed by th• Oouf..-.ot oa Economic Progn.u. lhoW& I'1J'Urea are from 1030 bo.m, - - The Early Show Your Esso Reporter SporU Parade Weatherman Shop on Televiston Doug Ed''Vards, News Adventures ot CbamJ)toD Mama Pla-yhouse {)( Stars The Crusader Highway llatrel The Lineup Person tO Perlon. Up to the minute News The Late Show lplullh btn&llb I A world servi-ce dty oproeram Jpotl!ilored by il1be WSWS of the int~ri'!lle EUB ChUJl:lb whll be ·< DAILY CROSSWORD J . \Vcsl ~:30 l OaJan .... II Headline~ 4:30 On Your Account 5:00 Lucky 8 Ranch I I De,_ I FRIDAY Sign On Prayer Captain Kangaroo ~ J1 iOoOO WCHS-TV ChannelS tn other wards, t·h e circus enm • l AllrtJ iDdude lllJH~. Cne r.e:roon is tharl t1 ,llrf'l3t m.w audience come!~ inro lx-ing in tbh t'OUntry e&clt y-cir. LnSII. yNlr. fr> 1nsfanee, 4,000,000 bnbles were born- and nm1f' bnd ~·('en nn i'le· phant! . ......... • ..... ---- ·-. : c::. --·-. ............ bl. 1 ~~...:.at 0ot :~·~Uall4$...:.. · Go Sbopp•no • ~tam!D111 C.u:t 8 T _' Gourmet's Garden Grows Food of Supreme Flavor WORLD SERVICE PROGRAM Pn..,ss Box 1Jol5 Greatest Fights of Certti,IJ'I 11 :30 Ton ight 1o00 Sign orr Wild Bill Hickok SATURDAY Cavalcade of Sports Red Barber's Corner News Headlines 11:10 Old Timer Howdy Dondy . 10:45 11 :00 10:00 P£11CENTACIE OF fAIUU9 IN ltOO *VIN. l'le~CBentld.ivea of bo U. S. of Agricu]ure, tlbe Ontario experilll1!lnt ita. Vinela·n d, ()ont.arjo; t!be LntaApple AIBociat.ioo, 9eV· fruit illl'O'W«S -and mcmof the Oh.io ~ Un:IV!enrity ~n oand expertme.nt 81.ation t.affs. Diltcll99}ons w1U deal wnh .ap~La peaches, plwn:~, cbeft'lias, ~ and berriels. Wll J4J Lexington Ave., New York C'ily, 16, N.Y. MANY FARM FAMIUES LACK 1HE FAaunD THE URBAN FAMILY TAKES FOR GRANTED *'-.. WSAZ-TY Channel3 . ('t)t Growers _ Plan Meeting ....W<n will .,..,. the lwl... developnenta in. fruit :Pr'Oduotkln . .proce.;. lliog and mt¥rloetiftl M tlbt! amua.l ~=· of .Jibe Obl.o State HortJ. Socboty "" bo 1><4<1 11-17 In Ch>veland. Speakere kJr fJhe 3 day event * The Dllllv Sentinel. Pc)merov-Middleport, OhiO .. Olno - Pomeroy Ohio. SOme may wondft' why -Friday, February 3, 1956 . MEIG,S . Equipment Comp.-,.y 199 Automatic Dryer MEIGS CO. Where Quality Ia PanmolliK PODieroy, Ohio ' Phone 98 139 .co-oP Pomeroy, Ohio �I Fri~~;-Febr~q,.,:.a..-; ~~~·-'"-----~-·------...:.The.:..=...:lltc=lly::....:..~;;:;.!ll;.;,;,.;..;tin!1.fo~iddl~port, Ohio .~rl~O).i Fel:inr?'l' 3, !~ Moonleams \ Elsewhere in the SEO ~ Wtll Httertaln Ath~s .. .and R~&onvil'e wUl play host 'to Jaekson. In other pmes in tbts ~~De . wUI bt at " Cbaunet~ W~hWmt ttt11 enter· "taiu SaiuJyVII~. ,ffittland_ Witt trl!lt Jo '1\e ,P'IaJn~ . and Pt. ~JI':r;,,nt Wl!l On Sports probal:!b' wJU use Harold Brawn and jul)i~ Hawthorne at forward s with BUI 'Andrews at center. Billy Sti~rldan 'l!:iid elthe'r Aaron Buffington or 'Bill u•lls will be al (he guar-d$. Mi~rt will be out to pull ane Of Ute 'biggest upsets or the seuon as they attempt to stop that ldRJ Gallipolis winnin~ rt.re.ak. >earlier in the season the Devils toolt the measure of the jacketa, ,but . Middlepo~ has been Plr.soris feeJa that ll h1s team cnn ¥0$ ,down >!>ig Jobn Milhoan that they C!~'l Otfts¢r~1he Devils. 'M'JlliDJ'fl,. h'iis b~en averaging :37 MIDDLEPORT. Billik·e ps Are Teatn To Beal In Annual NCAA Tournament sPmi:S-.ossJA'soRANo siAM BRING YOUR • 'EST GIRL HERE FOR DINNER American Loop Oubs Eyeing Camilo Pascual When vou wint and dine vow hworit. Gil holn 1M knows ttM re11iy retH In vour bftk. h-11 tovt oUr pl.. s•nt attnosphe-rt, our lr'lleloltS ~HYiee, o"r dc- Udout cuiiiM. Yov'll lib our wala.t- E~ery olt-tslng priC"t Dlslo a s;, ••• MARTIN RESTAURAtiiT :>*llllht "Where Fine FQOd Is A Tradition" WoDLEp0RT, OH'IO Jasto~h. . ettlb ~throw. .kfit· about even.. type , ~llv- -ib. l~ s~alcin rnmt'roy' of,' dele~· at J¥m thab!l possible, but theY. .Jt.W .~ been able to hold' tun1Jn ~eck. He is a terrific ·shot frOIJr,lniost any' bgle on the fl6or, ~~~e sofne teams hiVe btt-wlth t1 ltfUe t"lJn'!'futeno:>y ~ninst lie~n abl\1(t·:~eet him from movLoean . 'l'l1e4d.:ly nigJH. t!a -. high jrig JD c!loR ·they..,1tUI 1\Bven't been ho~slhllt hi s dub ean <'onlint•., nn able to ltftP him : the winninsz -~h lt• against a Wr•JJ-, Parsons will start high scoring ~t'lJl, tea~ .I!\ill ,st.artlild U..~ L, hut .Do!J MoRiQ~Y and Bcb ~torri s the ~·t been too tmll)pre.:ww_. of Sotwards "WtU• rebcundin& Larry tale. . Ha~er pt_CJnter. Jjm Bowles and Jfrlilenmaker and 1Charlle Ram- Riqt Hr;r"vatter will be at the ley lfe 1he tot> ROcket Of!('nsh•t'' cd11rils. 1dcltinney has b"e en just ~ 4Dd Stanley has hopes that about aa hot as Milhoan lately at h1s \li_g Panther . ran keep the the scoring lines, and the game ROCkets unller control. The local could tut'h into a terrific offensive mentor may mix up his lineup, but battle the two stars. IAWht t'bc fOI'm(>f' MMY M10"fDrt¢ ButftJJ. ·18 ftCOVE"r- ift.c -after TI'Wtjar -&lJT'Iil!:tY end .her rnc,t l\er, Mn. Elme Rm'ftll. is t·ak· inK -care of t~ ~bree L..ewi!l children at t'htir :borne in ..BfN tori y. Mr. 'BurM, who was calh!d to Btvetly by his t:brug'ht-er'11 11tnt:M, 'h as returllie\d borne. Mt\ a-n~ Mrs. J.ame-s Lochvy 1md -daughter, Su.sa·n, Athtns a-r e the .guHUJ of his parentg, Mt. •a nd Mns. Patr-i('k , Loc-ha-ry. OFFERS YOU 'tAl'SE SAfETY TESTEO ' It ' lill'f •••nt that your watch keep good tiJne•ln aax ·one position. When you bring your \riOa~h here to be repaired, we check it i'n five l"~itione-not l;ly ~angiog il on a board-but "Gl'tough ·1:m amcmag electronic: ~ instrument ~ccdled the - , Wnlrhh~ .. \":l'::= ~M(15f'tt I Demand lhls proteetlon. We will be glatl to demonotralo hy ieotlns Y'lur.-.v•••Jo. JJREE. c ns Jewelry ........ ,_ c. ,..... Jwlllle.• ......... fL , ...... 0111. 1950 CHEVROlET 2 clr .......... 495.80 1~·~::_.!•~1ocheery rrom ... wave u 11ner ID .'!'01'11: en route to talka ters -' ~ vtea.~un witifl tlh-eiJ' Jm'ents. -----"'· ..... • " ,_,' EMERGENCY RUN Wllh *"'·knochd . · ... . Gay Livineslon of Columbus, Qhio, was Nisiling her father and sister Tom Eflwards and Mrs. Ali~e' Schneider. MRS COLLEY HONORED . ~ stork show~r honorin:e ,. Mrs. .j\.nna Loulr;e CCJII$1 ~ld Vriltll' evening at tb'e 'Of Mrs. Jame.s Cunningham en. ·~~;;;D~:;~,:{.~'i: ••. P,.Y· i.ng The games. _0 'pfi!CE THE ROCKET I Mrs. 2• ..... . \M'f.lt\S ' I 20 . GVb fOREMAN Mwd!_., JOI Mill Sl · WW 'o* IHONE UHOI A )~f! - SEO Standings '¢qdillac .now $119.95 !ollddloport ----·---- UOaon --... Oldsmobile OHID RISERVES ·Mildd'- --·-----Atloem --- -· o.anipot• .... .... , . . .wer ••• ,.,....,.llatant, Nmovable .......... tufi..WI4th m_,,.,, ..son.Ql.O" Jnfettor !tyJing, o ,l~ o • • fi~Hr WDI'nlftlt on the Bliaatrolavar Unit! Thil ill only one of nine Croeley 8helvador ~tor modela-there'a one to 8t ;rour lloi!IIICb at a price you can afFord. THIS WEEK ONJ.Y 6 4 .800 -~-------­ 6 Nelsonville ---- . - - _ ' Pomeroy __ 5 ~ -----··- ··--- 3 I..U.. ----- ----··- 2 " . ,600 CUSTOM ROYAL LAN(I;HAIIDTOP POWIItfiLITII , IUutlful Thrw ...,.._'!11'111.. ,.• ..\olill - 4 .800 5 .soo ' .300 OlfL V ..,_;ACTuAL !AiLt)r . tod&y- Dlllled Drloooll '-'-"' DWiftl' 'Ctorp 111M. the Ohle'a&'Q 8cw'8 ro -bo--lfloota-f!IDAYI ; e~"'- "' • '!toRONIT VI H~.- .,._ilc ..._ ..,.. •~•• .a twi jlll(iil; A lilA!.. IUYI 19.2 HUDSON OF YOUR HOME- 0 ·:t 226 EMain St. . Comer MDI ond;slcona.~ _ .M ..;·>;..~...--------------:----":"';;;;;"";;;o;;"'"..."'"...iiliilil<~ • ..,__, 't~~~=-.;,;~;:~-~ .;.;•i~-~-.;..·.;·;;·';;·:~o:;;·-;;;·,.···:=;;:;::;;;;o; --- -;;;~..;-..;·-;·._____... sutcee<t '1 " . ',~ '~"'--· ...:illl • .,.,... """"'"'" . ' IIMII .., -VJI . . I :~~i'l\ Phone 131-Y ' ., 139.oo \ ' ;.~.. :;. • . ~o.c.. _ ~~w~t FOR COMPLETI . GROUPING j ROOMS NEW FURNITURE 10 SET YOUR HEAIIT ON A CROSLEY! Pomeroy, Ohio SltE$Uthtt on.:inM'iftutes. .. . . ,As ·odvertilllld on WSA%~TV ltuit tington. . . . . ' · - "li . .. . .-., A CMIEoFIIEE lllrCIIIN ISTHIHEART --· ---.:.. on~tW*v$ : We~"Y Ctmplet~ S~ock Of Map1~n' STARTING FEB. 9th Closed Thurs Afternoon ALLEN APPLIANCE ~m: ~~·.::::: :;-.::: SHAIIPI _ R. H· RA WLtNGS SONS CO. NAMED HIAO COACH Ci!IOAGO UP-Paddy ' ' .:100 Wellston -·-- · --- _ I 9 .100 8 . lt153IO.DGE .. '. •' 9 1 .000 $AL.E ·~ Qt .I ·s~ $3.75 ·~al lei. $h84 Quart • 2 t.AMfS Puahll~-- Aufomtrltlc ~dng ••• . t..t.Y $6~i5 &.lion * 2 ,ILLQWS fuliaWWth lrHz• cariipartmant ••• franft.o 3 , .tao I 9 .100 . iutofiOJ ~A'f'IRS.AMEL • 1 SPI\1~1$$ , • 1 M"t-ri.I'Si ~ double "front-row" apace ••• ~ .400 Reg $1.55 Quart ·Clioicet ;,wut• "1ltl '$229.'95 . &llbeoo ---- ------- - e SALE ·!3~15 gel Take Your ,• wo MORE G-'1Uooll• ---·- ----- la 0 1.000 Pom""'Y ----------- 4 a.nd pf!,yer • skit was- ,. .. 139.00 ' j Jmap all tbNe won<!eri'ul fsain one refriprator-w,, roonw shttYH, ~y receliied in the door, 6 4 ,111!0 W<>jiston ----------- 8 • .1100 Noe-.me ·-----·- 5 s .1100 ~ ------ ------ s & .1100 tto ONLY WL~. T..rn DutCiiiO'f WONSGVER FLAT ·Ret $5.10 Gallon ROUSH SISTERS **21 Table Coffee Table lamps 1·1.f5i00 POMEROY ANYTIME! ANYWHERE! .' *'l,tearfrta T411bres KARR..anel VANZANDT AND in I day-i coot! tf Living Room Suite 1952 pj('I(AID, 2 Door . . . . . . ' .. 695.00 -' New lovely 'color • The monthly mee11n.c of the 'lush Slsten was held at the 'me of Frieda Henry on Thurs- · w. Those attendlfte were Eunice -,rt and grandson, Kent Brown, •uise Gibbs, Fannie Clar-k, Eitel · uk, EveJyn ltoush, a siRter-in.. and daugbter 1oyee, Elsie ·owing, Irene , Justis and June •uns !lind daughter Cheryl. Mrs. John T~Yior and sonll Ken· neth !Qld MieluleJ., were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Ntid Henry on Sat· - Cherokee h.'!'· ~ftily &t ta · . Viti RoustJ: 'iS r N9ri.ey Jobrll"- van Sale.· ·::~:;~~~;:~1 Hostesses for the ·shower were: ·...anette Cunningham, Margie 'artwright, J .aurene Lewis, Mrs. ~onald Brown and Mrs. Ann Har1.an. 1 '$195. 1952 BlJICK; "•""" ....... ' ~ a a. pop Laura i.cwls or Clifton; Mrs. ~th HniTis of Mason; Mrs. ':!unninghnm cf Huntington, Mrs. 'Jrpha Uussell , Jaunita Clark, Teanctte Harmon, Mary Ingles, 'eanette Muncey, Hertha Cun· Ann •ingham , Mrs. Donald ·rarman, Anna Irvin, 'rvip. '-~. ~he 'AinerfcBn Legion AuxiU'II met .Monday Jan. 23 ·a·n d held : ot tthe ~ake, Youq booked a party to be held at her homa, February- ~Mr . .and Mrs. l..ew Hol'roan bu moved -hick to ctttton; OJky moved thl hotue vaeat~ by ?tfr. Cllyi:le Btamp:rdner, WeJ.. IN!ck home fo~. . Cllf1l "WilHam• a.n d Wllina visited Mrs. T..eW HofFman Nicbol&Orl, Elaine serVed to: Clara dlle Harrison, Margie sented by '1oi's. Eve1yn were · appoint~ £or the· yem- · WiU 1952 DODGE, 2 Door : : : .. ; : .·:.-.: fH,OO . .. 1952 PONnAc, cream, ~!'itixtf' ~"""'-M1ETs bame · t:!haJnnan. ~v-e' the 1951 OLDSMOBILE, 88 4 boor -... 895.00 .. . :'j Mrs. Ivan Bush 59UO ·. 1951 FORD, Custom 4 Deor "( ifttfttWitioti111J -.o~ii-'Youa•1r .aa Sift! Lopez Spikes Bene!~ RumOI's · •nglne Catf . ~~.a··~~~~.:.: · W. L. qeorlom at ' tllt ·- members ;' " . llloolcet f'~ lt,t J•o hn F.rolek, EDler:prise, was tak- brief business seeston. Followin·' en i-o rt.'h-e Me.igs GCtneirM ffilwit•l the meeting 1lhe group &t~ · Rt 12:30 ·a. m. -tMs m(l('lling by t!h.e reviYal service at. the UB chu'l'd PomeriJy Em-e-~mcy Sqoodt YM.h CHEROKEE CLUB a blo~_51_~ oo rtlbe brahu. t-- 1951 CHEVROlET, 2 Door ........ '5?5;00 Ta.B't.U crelltJo,n 'b y oi Frankfurt. •tb :Pl'llddent mt..nhower 1ft wluhlnrton. ·(IKtmut«onou Low"t-~rloed relaUver here tof~itlit;:Ot•l's- par~nts duriag 'J ~ -~ ' •. • r · · . piano. . ·th~ m . · meitefo V.D.eAti'Oil . ! ~ Witli.,g, . · '•od · f'1~d C<ITT'<ll Cislo. •«"""ey, ol 'Pt. )!"'· . • L. S!eln 1•. iU •t bt'f ~h. llllld<pta .•r Matililn, i!ol· Pleasant, cMt s-peakE'l' .pv-e a homt' or a UuVet oontlrt'iort. Jep are · ~las a w~b · vatstalk on "Wi~s end Deeds." tion It ibotnr, • •. Raf'rcslunent& we~~e Hrved ro 1· lad. POJ lhd Betty tt.O..,b were the lll«<lbers •oo auoot• • .....,~, CUFTON 101arrted saturday ···••iitti"by iiiO •. 1 1951 BUICK, 2 Door ............ 6'95.00 OLDSMOBILE vilitied ·~ tb., ·••ekeild. · 1<.: 9 UN< n."~. · 1): · ~ •A1111 Rouih llbd Miol<ey ~ . _,"' r . a · · "":'\ ,........ 11 . nu Jtute ~· §li~daJ, tYon• piWI~"'cl1Ue GVer lbe _k.,~· Ml':.'l. Jack F~, . MNI. 'Bob .and Mr.~. MnTy Ellen Stephen Hill <and fri-end. Miss Dillman. Regi9trars were 'Mrs. Lloyr' Ca'rol Bu:rm of Cleve~and. stu· <l£11\I'!J .ot. Ohio Univffi'!rlty, A11ht'Jfts Roush, ~Wrs. P-hiHp Wolpt'rt, Ml'f 1arriVL1d Thun·•dii'Y •a-!tern1010tt for a WilUam Powell .und Mrs. Howa!" visit wH:h his pavents, Mr. and Wagcn•hals. Other:s h elping wer ~rs. Jess Abel, Mrs. Carl Gibb· ' Mr:s. Al'l·en c. Hill. MN!. JWbeJ"t McGiot·h lin. tAfrs. Bl MillS Artflic- C:maday, James ·McF·arland -arid ~~. Buel Oav Donovan ·and Ray Sha3Leen. stu- son. '111\e clinic· was i1~ char~e dent-s at Ohi'o UnivC'I"sity. A'llbm!.s, Mason County He11lth Nu"N> ar;!J spe-nding 4'he bet.w~ semes- Miss Watkins. 1950 MERCURY, 4 Door ......... 495.00 '. . ak J<~h.nston I Sherwin-Williams KEM-GLO · Reg. $8.98 gal SAU Reg. $2.59 qt• SALE $UB qt $&.59 tal 299. " BAIER FURNITURE ON THE. IIRIGHTEST CORNEl IN OHIO ~I !)DL,~ P01!U. .. .. __ " .. 4~fl'arkenburw "rani_~ · ~~-:-::'--::;;=:.---~--===-:,;;-~ Lewif' vdiltld &v.nday.at the hOmt of . Daaa - C::om=m:::•:::nl::IY~.b~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~ _ 'I~ &.,Hal : . , . · ..,,..·. ~ ~ 11!1i1 - : IIOIJI<T ldere<Uih Jlrl~· Wllil!re~ ll?llan4 . .j,1 ..4 ,, _ by J.t:e-wood, W. Va-. 1950 ~LI)SMOBILI88 4 Door Sedan $595.00 .... K- I · ·..• ~ ·~ is nome·lfonday. from the Approximately 378 pre-school and 9Chool children from West Mr. and Mt-s. G~rge ·E. Moore Columbia, Hartford, Letart and of F-l-int, MitJh., llif'e here for an New Have-n received Salk v-accine irtde fini·t e visit with ·her .paN:Jllts !01' immunization. a·gain!t 'POlio .at Jfr. and !irs. J. C. Farr.eli. other gJ.ests .at .t-he Farrel-l hwne over a !ree clinic . held at t•he New Ha ven GJ'ID.de ScbooJ. '( be weekend were Mr. e•nd ~­ 'he injections were administt'T'ed Harold Cr1ouch, son Randy md by Dr. George MlcCal'lly, aHSisted daughters, Vicky and June or 1949 CADILLAC, 62 4clr .... -.... 795.00 -.. . ____ _ Gallipolis visitot•s TueSd3y. AT THE lOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ":l"'- pul!oc( ·m ; . Wed In Eden, O. J 73 Mr. and Mrs. Tnunan Jobuon ·. Mn. Gctlilie 8lae- •· qd ·'Nta. BOI' SCOUTS MalT Mrs. M. D. Hll'rtinger, Mn.. was visiting Mrs. lC.alie Bass and -Dorotby .Vanllet« Me IIIOppifti Ten · Sc:outs of .roop 2M with Fred Ct'OW Sr.. and Mrl9. Tom Kennie SuDday evening. P-9meroy. · · rtbelr :two le-aders met .Jan. 2S at Cr<>w Sr., we.re oc.ei?nt visltA;las in Mrs. Jessie Cartwright and Mn. Gl.atlyt Rou1b ·aat;t Mrs. •tlbe eity building an.d rlteld a buColumbus. Glenn were viliiting M1' 1 1. Jewell LoiJ Youn;, were · holteU at a siness me-eting. Chapm11n of Rutland, Ohio, Sun·, Stabley party beta at ~-- ~'1 Mrs. John S&UVAJC Jr., .and 1lwH. ~anu.,.,.- 19; ·Mrt. Oleva da_v evening. m:ot'l\'t!<r, 'Mn. ~ 'W-ell!se W'e'I"C POLIO CLINIC USED CARS ' -&O"""MORROW.I v~s !"""'""'· - . . ,11 Bfl~ The pr-111 co..m<d. <>I ro<•1 oeltcllons by SallY Prolli\t. lb.llh Ann Sayre >nd J ..e Powoil_a<' companied by Mrs. Powt-11 at the- SOCIETY 13owling Highlights TODAYJ.; lOP RE&Aa:i{ . r&-.J.on urday aturnoon. Somo memben ol thl! 11. Dn(IOfY be held al WitH• Sulphur SPrfug• 1be club vol<d to ....t .lolrs. •Paul POMEROY ,.,.a IOP"VAWE~ The NPW flaven Womm'll Club at tho~• .home (If Mnt f'e1 Powell wUh Mrs. RobM't M<GI th"n 1.4 l'O·'Ilofrteu. 1'1lt mHthl opmed with .tOni~. MJoti«-1. to' lowed by devoh~ b)' Mrl . Wyt Ot.adwell. Lilervy ~Cbairm.an. M: Jam~ llampr.4)1) iiYe .a rf'POI' The library will be supplilil JOC volumnf'll by tbe Library Con mts~ion . Any ~HOM- w.illl'hlng tt donate bOOU. unu&ed rurDI1urf lamp!!, curtairu, rug!, t"tr .. :pie-au eont11ct any member of ttw elut: Book phrteJJ will be u!led WhieJ wlll bE" tar riving tbe name of til donor, AI.Ao booM may be dooater' by pe.-,on5 in nwtlllory of loVed Powell. • v- ,MINI. h.aae Wilt who l:s a aurgi- o.neJ. rnr pati.erll at Holzer Hospital i§ The cmmitrtee sel~ "Thf reported ·8":1 improvum after 1m Anna Rwsh l!iblwy" as the namr a-ttack of opnewn:onia. in memory of ih er who wi-lled be· 1Mr. and Mrs. Geotyc Danas and proJ)("rt)' to the city. Work w111 :tan, David of Ool\lmbw 1tre week begin as soon all posotrible •u t'ht' E'•nd -guests -of 11bei-'r J'left11-tl, Mt". club ·ho!Jel -to open 4'he Hbl'ary and Mn. Will-lam Matlf'Ck anrl by the til'ti of April . Mr. mwt •Mrs. Porre8l. Bae}ltoel. The club ·1-ook in· a collection t.~ . J. E. HttU, Wast.luaton1 D. ot $9.63 to donate .to the polio C. l<~ vL~iting her pNftl'l'S', :M'r. ·and lund. Mrs T. Jl Davi3 who ~ ill lit tb('!J" ·bame. 'J1he•Mrt.ate \Viiiwill b.( hel4areh 8, conveDtton 9 and 10 wt.lcb fl.lN!Y af Ill '04;at ,HUntlrib'1.cn .. l. = -.oo M111t. Jack oooD rood- poijlts ,per eam.r. 'atld bil~ bad t-\'Cry thl'i·r long Z7 1t~1w loslni by up11etling \Vr-lj s(rw 3ft. the Iota! tJOM-. ·Coac-h Chari!~ ~ ' Wbo fin.:lifl~ lla\V llis team I ---------=:!":·:_: :. . .:..!·~~!!!!!!&;§!!!!! · - - -.- - - - .. E. '-'"'T~ ~11m: fur .tJoom at Oloo loomo Qf lillY. lft( ('burtlli ..tbered at the home of the Mllrance"' Cemotery. II... NJIIdle VanMel<r Friday J.,w.-M)n topk- 'by Mn VM!Ja fl.ouf4h t11elli1! "" dd llftl hymM for the Mo'a. Blaloe llocl...U.,.. o u '"'l'.OO.y'!* OhaltenMe 'to thf Gtd f . Scripttm! w11 retd by ... _ wMC'b ...,. HO]oy<d by. all~ orlll'• t'~lua." Thooro ...., Julio . ... prayn by liable Jd Mrs. r.4il Cl.rk M'ld lftll. ~-"· a 6a1et !lanl bf Winona lthryn Rt~yn~ fff"f'f ~l"ftlfnl. fltktftt tltd l•eae Ju1Un. ' Clayton 10'""'. 1t0n of Vr. and Mt. find Mt1t Hrrbert lOnt of 1'~ .......... ·home ... dlolf LADIES AID ~d Ruq was eolllna: on Mr. and M>o. jlan'y Klorioo <>I lloeltinepon maJJy rmoo, CIID. the lrott~ Mr111. OfiWo lJtvifll Mtt!'ttaJnnl Mrt. HN nenl')' Saturday eftft.iJC.. ..d .......leN thttt ot It'. 'IDd M'ftl . WJUiiiM ,, rnffl!bflol Of tM EUB I Mir'4 11M ~ Win clut ·mrt at the Coolville R<>Od. Mr. lo.. ld rt"Cently et her ~e Widt tn fftDI')' home Jnd continued IJUllt- fblekon of 'f.drn W'lt"'"e untted in 'I day mf'Ptinr. A potlu('k meal fnc IJid ftluln np: on Tdflldly marrtoee l'Jolday, Jon. 13 •t 1 • employ.....,. In Park-.,.. 'l !t servtd 'iiOO a birthday pa11y evetlin1 . 1'ht IMmbert preR-ht m. at 1lbe EdrtJ Unitf'd &retbrm. ')r Mrs. Ray WtltVt"f wa" given. wee ON\'1 Younc, Mn . Gftrhart., Ohul'<'h u. iht ,._,... of u.. _,_ ___,:'' 're;<~ent were Mu Thtlma Cape- LIVN Holland, Helen WiUlalll!l, Jmmedi'IIU f~la of -the- eouple. ut , Shtorry and Phil Caoettwt, lfa1,el J'ob1110n, 1..ai11(!-M LeWit, ~ &iq\r ~ ceremooy was. 1~ . Harry Otipehar1. M'r"ll. Roy Wilnaa Blake, Clara . Wi~. retd by Rev. RtC:kon R. Blake . loflmtn, Hra. Pan sy Fry tnd lrene J~tlJ, Vr. and Uri. ~Leroy AP old ~ hNlina: wu •rs. S. H. Reltmire. L)'ma and Kr. and Hn. - Med hfld lin their lloDor t'he M.IIOWinJ HellJ'f. ' ,1obn Hoffman hsa retu111e.d Mr. lnd Mn. GeorJe Burn~ at· nieht a tb, ifiOml! of thf< bride. On Jan. 21 -a .!~bower was hetd 'lome from t-he Oamd(m Clari:; n os tended tt dinMr alven at KtylODJ' 'lital where •h e was a surJ~:ical pa- Saturday enming b)' Mr. · •lid 'ien1 . lfn. l!arl Clark. TM oecuion W.u W~~~~U and Mn. Mn IT. C. Rou.<:'h, M2'1>. G. 0. a monthly meeting t1f the- Couples CrtM!tet wlhull!'f, w~r~ shopping Row;h and 'Mrs. Edn Baurrl .c~ art- Cl~b of the Be-nd. . .r YI\Cationinll: ill l'ampa, Fla. .Mn. George Bur., aDd dzulb- JD Pomeroy, H. R. Ahdrewt t9 in New Yori: ter Beverly went to Gallipoli1 oil I Beveral clulhn from the pri-.n bwi.tfef!t. ·• • Tuuday on bu.inet1. . • · . mary sebool toot Pollo sholl'l Tuea- ( Mr. lad Mn. Tom Ho!fman Mr. and lfn. Stanley Colley l~ day at a cll~. 'held in tM Ma110n 1 ml"t Mr. and Mnr. C. L. \Voodt han relur>ned ~o theft hornt- .irt Nf'w Ma11tmvUle after Vli5tttmc fu. paq-1 mt.l, .Mr. &trs. E. 1M.. WoQd.s. 1 NE1' HAVEN SOCIETY WOMIN.. CLUI SOCIETY I , • .. Dealer Store iN tHE MIDDLEPORT, OWO �• 0 .,e Dallv Senti net, Pomeroy-Miadleoort. Ohio PooeSix • WANT ADS ine. Mrs. Harold VanMeter and son were in Johnstown, Ohio, viaiting Mr . and Mn. Cli1ford Martin and new daughter the past week . Broad Run ay THIRIIA OLINGIR Fridoy, February 3, 1956 MIIGS OINIU.L I -JET CRASHES IN BRITISH TOWN Rent wis, GalH.polia Ferly. W. Admitled . Thunrday 1 I ih n AND 108. sirm HOSPIT~ w J .E :H v.. Mr. Glea. Clusifled A.dai I xel't'llll D7 ltl A. - . --- LEGAL NOTICE ANNOUNCE BIRTH 11. wW be publab~:a UU. -..me ( J4J for Barton a . Bowlet, 334 Market Mr. and Mrs. CHftord Martin_of ll.to.•tnc, Bertha GraM, H.kldleport. 1 Mr. and Mrs: Herbert King Wf"re ~ t.s received. ::) treet, Newhall, California; Wade Johns_toWD., Ohio, are announn~g lJ ISatCssed; Haav-y Md!.Wr, &ates: 2 ceatl per .uro.. ooe m 3-room FURNlSaED APART- H Bu ... Jt>.o, 209 Eighth Strt>et, lht> btrth of _a ,6 lb. 1~ o~ girl. Th~ calling on Mr. Clifford King Suo~ertioa. ll.ln.i.J..J.J.w ..l.-1.,.. .:...:_- .)!EN1' -...'ith pnvatc bath. L' tlli· ' PhO€mX, Arizona; Jenny Fncke, l LS the Marlln s first child and IS day e\·ening. ~ddl-eport; Leo Gibbs. Now u.. t eeutl per word for thret" a. tJes p.ald . Over Vogue Shoe i 2.34 Nurth Su.th Streel, Bannmg, a nat<!e of ~rs. Evelyn Roush of Mrs. Frances Bradford and chil1 \ 'tn and MM. Qreenk,e, P\)JDII'JI"O)', ~ea~tive illaertioN. Store. Pbone 4&Y. ~1-3tp 1 ca1Jfu1 ma, AvoneH Otis, Box 4t1 Broa~ Run: tl has been name_d dren were eall\ng on Mn. Louise 1 &,eeW-One mootll tor ZD eenll 1 - South Umaba Nebraska· John E . Conme Elatne. Mr. and Mn. Ceell Anderson Saturday niiht. per word j 2 Fi~e ~ modero APART-~ CrV&s.' tilti Fo~rtiJ AY~ue, F.ast, Martin of this place are the gnnd P'ull raLe or 2 rentl pe:- word will MENTS, With laundry and gar- Newton Iowa · Alta M Jones, 124 parents . Mrs. Theresa Ohlinger and RobWE SELECT ONLY THE be charged for ad\'erti.&ini: 1! not 1 age_ Phone 3HHI.. A_ N RengeL 1 West EicvcnH~ Street, South, NewREVIVAL STARTS ert, Mrs. Lawrence Clark and Don paJa tot Defore tilt' U)UJ ol ~ ... c.t, 1-24--tf ~ _ ~ _ _ _ ton, Iowa: lJolar Cannon, Route Rev. M~ray of the Union Grimm were calling on Mrs. Ber· month followi.tl& iruertwn. 5-Room NEW HOUSE, unfur- No . 3, L'onterville, Iowa; John charge de_hvered the sermon Sun- tha Clark and Larry Sunday even· t.rron w Aav~---Sbollld be nisbed. Brownell A\'e ., Middle- Cannon , 631 Roosevelt, Plainheld, day mornmg at the Broad Run E . ing. reported ~edlal'!&J . The Dati)' port. Reasonable. Pb.one 6044- Indiana; l"loyd Cannon, 1502 Paci- l~. ~· church and he a~so an~oun~Mr. and Mrs. Herbert King and SEE TliESE FEB. •·oUOd will not be ret.pon ... ble M. 1-17-tf fie HJghw•y , Hermosa Beach, Ca!i- ed Jf. the roads permtt _revaval 15 SPECIALS t t th s d hl F b Mrs. Garnet Clark were shopping tor more tbaa one wcorrect 10· ~ I fornia, and Bruce <.:annon, ll03't.! 8 ar ang ere un ay mg • e · 1955 FORD V 8 Cus.tolftllne aertioD.. , Fm· ~Df,-..tOlfiAI;Ion Ladden, North Third Avenue, Ealit Newton, 5Lh. in Pomeroy and Middleport Sat· I i Seaftold Boarda, Drop Clotba. Iowa· Henry Cros.s whose last Mrs. Bertha Clark and son Lar- urday. ~Cl ollbankt. and ~pt"Cliil Nu Clinton Fisher, Middleport. kno~n address was K.imbal, Neb- ry _ re_turned home from Kirkland, Mrs. Fannie Clark, Mrs. Louise lites OL t.:vec.tl pnnu:d <~l reau l'bone H265-X. 11·1-U raska ; Darlene Yegg.-., wbolie la:;l llltnots. ~~nday, where she has Gibbs, Mrs. Evelyn Roush and CHEVROLET Bol Air lar clusi11ed ral-Pa. Oottuanea k-nown addre:;.s was KJmbal Ncb- been v!~!tlng her son, Harry Clark daughter and Mrs. Estyl Clark CINn a1 MW, pub\isbc:d at l ceot per word. For rent-Electric waUpaP:Cr rll~ka - Glennaverf! Cross ~hose and fami;y for the past couple were visiting Mrs Frieda Henry FORD va Customu .. ed Adl ~iveo by mall 01 •teamer. Cllnton Fiaber, w ek.s · oar& tt:.: dleport. Pb. 6265-X. 11-l -U last known address was. B11xkr, c · Thursday . . tetephoot. &lYta carefl.l.l at::..n- , __ Low a; Iz.ora Smith, whose last Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Clark of Mrs. Theresa Ohhnger and Don CHEVROLET 4 dr. PG. ~OD. -. V~ry desirable fir~t floor APART- ~· kn own addre~ _was, Des Moines, (,a!Jipolis, were eallim:: 0 ~ Mrs . Gri.m m were in Middleport Sat<.1r· run perf.ct. ~otiGeS MENT. AutomatiC ia~ rur~ace. Iowa; ~erl ~ nut h_, _whuse Ia~ Theresa Ohlinger and famLly Sun- I da} . CHEVROLET Club Cpo. I ' ' . can 6170-J. 12·22-tf I known addres~ was , Laumor. low. ' day . M d ., H bert K ' good tlr.s. "· · , •. ,, d , __ 1 t k t r . an "r-8. er tng are OUR EL.l'..L~fRONlC .;:~cR& , 1 """rae ol or , Wm..,e as nown l Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Roush h f NASH St•t•sman 4 dr. .>."f y UR "w • "T Two Yurnlahed t-Room APARf· , address was Harrisburg. Nebras- and Jo"ee Mr and Mrs Ha~n I ann_ouncmg t e engagement o into a bed. TARY 1'AKE 0 n.J~ I uva......., f 1 Utll ' u ~ thetr daughter, Pf'ggy to Mr. Pete CHEVROLET$ 2 dr. ADS AT YUUB CONVENII!:NCE ~· ..~aJe~a:.l ure. s-'i~U ka; !>ora Ol~on. whose last know~ Roush were Sunday dm~er _ guests 1 Cleland or Racine. IN THE EVENINGS. CALL 397. p _ _ _ address was, Harrisburg , Nebra~- of Mr. and Mrs. Otho LLevtng. , . cl .. n. --::-c:-:-:-:- -::::-:-'::::::::-:::=::: -- 1 FURNISHED APARTMENT 0 1 ir.a ; Harlan Cannon, whose la~L Attendance at the Broad Run Mr. and Mrs. Donald Licving PLYMOUTH FARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS ro~.Jms and prage With ~tilJ. 1 known address was, Prarie City, EUR Sunday :.;:;hool were 28. i and daughter, Ruth of Parkerslocal owner. IJid you k.now you could save 25 % ties furniabed on Mechanic Iowa ; George Wade Cannon, Miss Peggy King was visiting i burg were weekend guesb of Mr. FORD VI FOM. or more o n parh Oy havmg yuu , street. Furnace heat. Can oc- wh01>e las_l kn-own ~ddre.lis was, her sh;te_r, Mrll . Fram·es Bradford and Mrs. Ralph Weaver and Sun-~· tnwtur o:'ng1ne ovt>rhauled be cupy at on~.:e . Call Ewing 1 :-.Iewton, Iowa ; Carol Castor, who11c and fam1ly of New Haven recent- da . fore ~lan· h l, 1956? Also iiSk Store la3 J1 omeroy Ohio Ior i Iast known address w~s. Ira. low~ : ly . . .. abuut our _, 1.u.:cta1 on, paintin.;. furth~r L~formauon.' 'l-IHf Letitia L6ak, wbo.1e la ~1. Ji.nuwn 1 . ~~- and Mrs . Herbert Kin~ werr . Mrs._ Garnet Clark was vtst,tmg antltuncUIJ . Me1es Equtpm~nt - - - - -- - - - - - addrcs.s was, L)e.s M.otn es, Iowa; vi.!Hllng Mr . .<~nd Mrs. Ned Henry Mr~ . ,.ranee., B~adford and farmlo. l'bunc !H. l -3 48tc Fern Zenor, wholle Ja:;L known ad· of Clifton Saturday. ly Monday evemna:. Calling at the home of Mr and / " rooms and bath, full bascml·n t, dr l'..'ls was Ames )owa · and Aura A FIREMAN and an unidentlfted man look over the wreckage or the "as [urm.ce o J · • J Jl •hi · · ' ' . · Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark and .. • n .trtto n etg s. Bas~, whose la st known address Mrs. Rerbt>rt Ktng Sunday were . • · · 'I k · Royal Air Force jet fighter plone whil:h exploded and crashed into Call 463 -Y a:fter 4:30 Qn woek . • , , M1 . Wtlham t: ar le(t F'r1da.v (6J Lost & Found • crowded shopping districl in Wadhurst, England, killing &I least d· _ M, . 1wa~ . ~m .er:;ct, low11, who <~re t\o1r and Mrs . E_d gar Juhnson . Mr. I night for Kirkland, Ill., to bring ays: or s-ee . ts. T1acy W.h~ley, _ nun-restdenls of the State of Ohlo and Mrs. Berdme Johnson and I Mrs . Berth<~ Clar~ home . While rour persons and injuring 20 ethers. Severa l stores and a hotel were LOST~ BILU"tJLD ne...r the Mid(:{moly 'J'roeas. Ufftce. 2·2-tltc 1 and whose present addre!.ses can" son Jackie and Mrs . Garnet Clark . · · 1et afire by the crash. Wadhurst is 39 mlles southwest or London. ~--.. ___ --there Mrs. Leo C ark VISited Mr. --·· dleport Sch1Hll (j-round. Rl"w<trd. FURNISHED Apartment, 4 rooms · not, wi _ l h rcasoni!Ole dl!i}(enre, b~ Mrs. Ce~U Martin and son Chesanrl Mrs. carol Roush and famil)' . : Call 51~ J. 2·1-3tc and bat.b, $ 7 ~ mnn l'h; alw ~ : a:;cert:uned, ·and the (olJowmg !f'_r and George Wooten were VIS· Mrs. Roush the former Catherine ------ -- - · - - -----HOLZER HOSPITAL LOST m Pomeroy-Middleport go-ld rooms and balih, $8~ month. persons whose addres.~CJ; ar~ un: I Jtlllg Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lieving is a first cousin or Mn. AUTO SALES CLASS lUNG. Has initiab B. Gas furnace and C!LI utilities knnwn, Jenn11• Eva\uw \\-olfr, , Roush and Joyce Saturday even· ('!ark. They returned home Sun~ Area'!'! Neweat. Oaed 0U Admilled 'flh.ur.Way: Ru:;s.c-1\ A. P. and ycar 19~7. If found .p aid. Phone 6128-X. 2·2-30tp ~~~~- ~athleen . . Wol~c; :ros_~ ·~ - day e\•ening. i Phone 6015-J UIIWCOt'l, Srmthsidle, W. Va_ (';i•)J 6309-J . 2-2-3tl' Cros.s, Carl Crm;s, Cli nt Cro.'\s, Kyke; thence East about 6 112 1 N. Znd Ave. Admi·:-t.~d f\ri.tJay Miss H.uth Ll'---·- - -Vina Cross; Ci!'mentinc Cro~;.">; rods to the We st line or William Mr . and Mrs. ltaymond Roush 1.\ICO.\H: 'I'AX S,.~JlVICE . <.:all ( 16) For Rent or Sale Bertha Cruss, who are tll'(.'t'>Ssary I Arm.strong:':~ land; thence South anrl Jo yce were visiting Mr and ~tJdd'ler>Ort {1275. 2 3-tf • - - ----~- - parl1.:·s· Lo Lhu; act Jon, WJJI take no - about lU l/2 rods to !he place of Mrs. Ray Mulford of Cheshire, HOUSE for rent or sah•, In Sugar lice th<~_t . Ma ~tie M. ~lallidnv Hle1l beginning, containing 3.' 4 of an Munday evening. d::SJ Auto ~tlles Run. lnfo-rmat ton 127 Butternut c~er pclittfonMm .the Ct;omnton P l c_as ane, more or less. I Mrs. Geral1! Clark anti sons ___ · - l -UJ-l21p. ourt o eJgs ounty, 0 1uo, Also all of Lot No 9 in Dud · 'ti M d M . . 1 JllM FORD Victoria, fully equtpCa~e Number 12382, ;1Hegin(( Lhat Icy's addition to Page~i l!e exec 1 1 ~ere vtsf ntt r . an rs. 8 ane_ ~lx-r H<~ r~nan, a f(>rmr,:· Ra :· mc ped, $1995. Jimmy Parsons, - - -- she is the nwner or an und ivided what was deeded b A L 'stevc~s la~ter. 0 Rutland recently . r~'Htdcnl, du·tl at h._.; h()m r m 1 MJddit•prtrt . Hl8-etc ( 171 .Help Wonted one-sixteenth, (l /161, interc...t in to Philip Haning Yhct~· · onehalf M~--•lltg at ~he h~me_ of M:. ~nd ~ ~ark_er;; burg Thurstl~y -<Jfter be----------- t he followiug dcs~.:riOcd l'e<~l esr the lot Al : 1 I : . 's: awrence Clark and famJiy , m g Ill for the pa~t .:1-a-:-c- e yc.ars. .1. 1'1>">r-r R<Jrlif} 1l.eater Pll'"'"- ~· An•·i ne Power Brak~. Solex 0 1951 CHEVROLET Tudor, pnw('r· ll<ttl'' .so a ? nov.:n a~ durmg the day Sunday were, Mr. ' He b sur vi vod bv •hi,; wl f c t•h ,• fur· Gla.s::.. Seat co-vers, Automatic 'n'an.smission . ... ... . ..... -- .. 1 gUdt~. radio and heater, $695. LAmES-LOOKI · the academy lot !lttuatc . 1n the and Mrs. Earl Clark and son, Mr. mrr !\ly.rtl£' w·cldlm of Racine; Jtmmy Panonll, 1\fiddlo:'por\. H yo·IJ. ne et1 moneyPARCEL NO.1 Northeast quarter or ScciJon I_fl. 1 anrl Mrs. Hank Jo'etty and sons two daug trl't>rs Mrti. lllchard Cot l -ZO·Btc Pa~· day evory day! Si~lla·t(' in th e '_l'ownlihi p oi Town_7, ~nd Range_ 14 of the ~h10 <~nrl Mr . and Mrs. Gerald Clark .\(' rman ;mrl !\.~fit-s. Ch<des Ren,n•(•r ·---------·--· ~ For delailt~ phf,n~ 6053 -Y St:JpJo, (IIUDI}' of 1\.1/etgs. and state ~ompany s Purchase and hcgmn: and sons. of P~l" kl- mbtu·g: a brothrr l-'r•ed of j 19:1~ l'ONTIAC Starchld Catalina 2·1-3tp of Ohio, and more partil'ularly dcti- wg til the · Northeast. l'OTllf'r ul M _. F B L't hfi ld . ,- .Col umbus: il s)slt'l' Mr..;. r-.Jy.rtis , ltke m•w, $2493. Janmy Par}IODS, --------criht·d a:, fnJI 1Jws, tu-wil: Lul No. 11 m Dudley -" ~- ddil1on to . l!' . · · 1 e , c was \lstl- . , . .,. - .. · .Middh•port. l·28·6le NEWSPAPER CA HHll.;H wantl'.d Bl•g inning m the North lin{'; or Pagc\•ille· thence South 231 feet· i tng Mr.~. Bertha Clark recently . El~. Buekl'}l' 1-'a k ... , a SIISfe~m-~ ----------~-~--fol" RuUrmd. Contat·t Virginia . th E' 1 416 1 .2 f t I \\I'd ' 1 Mrs Garnet Clark spent Mon- law, f.,1J,~- Hal ph Ha vnHin. R.acme , 1 1933 I'LYMOUTJI Tudor, good Neutz!in", Mlddl1'1)or t. or call, Sf'ction 16: Tn~n 7 an~ Rotni,lc 14 cnl'c as ce 0 Nl ~wl day night and Tuesday with Mrs . , anJ a nrphl' w W alla·c~ WPavrr of SEE KEEBAUGH- B£TZING-BAUED or LALLANCE 111 • of the Ohw Cumpanys Purchase Gowen's Wesl linl' ; thrn("(• OJt 1 n . eondttton $ 109• . J 1mmy P 3\:IIJ, The Datly Sen11 nd 1-23-6tc 0 ,1 r d . F· .1 r lh N th to De Camp Stre~t· thC'nce Wi)s t f<ranc<'s Rradford and chtldren. .armc. lJe.SOffl Pl ymou th Lars & !teo T r uck Dealel 1 0 ~f1ddleport 1-28-6tc - - - - ----- ' 0 s ''1$ e or wet. ' ''0 E · U t"l 6 p M" ~· ' ______ - --~ ~- -- ~ WANTF:O-PIN SF.'ITf<~ ns Musl corner or ~owl wr1wn: llwnce along .~aid Street to Lite place of Mr. and Mrs. Marion R 1 Ju~;h and Fum.ral sc-rnccti w1H be held pen ve nmgs n 1 · · 19~ CHEVROI~J.o:T "210' Dclux 4be 18 y1•,trs of ~gc m· 'OVl'r. Ap- South about 38 rod:; to lands be~o:inni ng, containing Z acres. !"laughters and Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Satu.f't!ca)' at 2 o'clock c.t th -~ Except Sunda•y door St>dan, $1HJ~ . Dlaettn<tr's, ply arter 6 JO J> M l'omeroy de1•ded by A. Stevens to Philip more or !ross. <~rd Rou~h and children werJ re- IAaYitot FunCI'II.I Horne. P.~k:l'l"llPome~Q. . Y.. Ohi~ I rRE SMITII FAMIL V 1 I 1 I VERY BEST IN USED CARS I I I l1L ABNER ', By AL 'CAPP I M1d- l ' - ' I 1 I I I I ' "YOUR SUNRISE TO • · STATION.., . ·· I I 990 lh•••ltop lsh11rp. I On Your Dial I - I lt1 Goilipolis Former Resident Cctn ·10\a·· . -· SPECIAL I. ar-1 Ponu·roy, - Ohio. 1-28-6tc . ----- · --~19:i5 BUll' K Super llLVlcra Coupr $281l~ lllacllnar'li, Pomeroy , 1-28-6tc 01 11"v. _ - - - · - __ _ Bowlrn~ 1 I~ \ I~} [ ORPHAN ANNIE B!r B.U:uLD 6M1 Altq 2·3-3Lp · --·- -~ --· "~ -Employment W Qnted -·-· - ---·· (20) l:$us1ness SerVICes For • --~--- ----,-- - BRING YOllll SIIOE& TO Ill\· Clm: SHOE SIIOP 'AND SAVE Traoi~- ln allowann~ for your old MONB¥. . 1-17·U marhinr. rrgardlt·~K of l."Ondi$100.00 _______ Hon, nn onr of our hlh'!!t mod· d ~. l''rtc homr rkmon•trolion . l20tll We llll'lo reralr 11\1 mak('~ . KilTON'S IIWING MACHINI SIRVICE & SWIIPIR SALIS COMPLl!.JE lnaunaae ffot.cttn Life, Auto, P'lre. PoUo. Call Dor Phon• 909.J MH11. MlddleporL Oblo. Wrh• In 141, Pom•roy-, Ohio . - - - -· --( 21) Reo I F. 8 111C'Co OLNIN(i llOOM SUJTK Will sri\ rh<!itp l'hum• 3844 Ql" ~<'r Ola Hr:~t.'l l, li<~cllH'. Ohio. UN.'URNISIH':U IIUUSE for ule. Completely modern. Fre•bl' :.! -1-31<' painted. Ot1 Lincoln Helcbta ~;~;NMlAL ~;U:<' Tlll< " 1\li'J'ii.Mi\ CaH 330·M. HI ·m· DISI·IWASIIf<:H, llt1'1fllay model. br.;,ml IH"W. Will fmancl.' l;o;;;.;;;.;;;;;;,;;...;;...,..;;_;;;.;_ _;;.;;-, f•1r 12 mouth11. M11111 havt' $20 d•lWO . Cal\ ti126 M Qr tHBD . DOWNING 2 l-6tc ..._,_~ Insurance - - - - - - - - -- -- state 'I-I RODNEY 1~ fl)ut Mt:AT CA:->t . .,., 1th H'alr:< a1t.acb..d; t\Nfti<' hf.\'~1\T NL1C· t:R; ahoo 4--00ur Rl::f"JtiG ERA· TOR. Phone UJ-M. 2 l -lttp ------ --4 HAMPSIIIRE tHtOA11i. ·--~ <~bout 90 lb11. [ttr all . t'rank ntt. t. - -- - -----· Wl.'i;bt f'11do. rner $M Jlultrr. H~cin{', 2-1 -:H1) 8CBAP IRON - IIJ:I'AUI WE BUY OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO• . .._,. til ' 1H·1 · ~illf~ f;qLiS TH' KID (iOMf DAY· ... 1::1 HANDLE - Legion Auto Sales, USlEN 1'0 '((ltJ ... < lN SU IIANL'~ AGENCY Fir•, Automobile, HNith ACCIDINT llf•. Cu"•lty oM ........ Real btote Broker ~85 TREYEY·•INSTIRWALD . fUNIRAL HOMI $1595 1955 CHEVROLET 1953 FORD Station waijlon. A •honey.Fully equipped---one ·local o"'IH'r. Low mileage. ' $2395 19SSFORD ~l;di u n wagLn. U-.:autiful 'blu..: ilnd whi:l;'.. L ul.s uf e:>.li'l You have somethint To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be 'Your Representative. t''lUipnwnt. One l.oca-1 owner. 1111~11 crui f·~r- N.o MAKE - ---- --·- -·---- CROSL'EY •oa Tl11 UIT IN USED CARS Sll ' MaKNIGHT MOTOR IALIS Phene 115 Mhwnvlll., Ohl• In MIDDLIPDRT, OHIO 6136-M P110NII tall MAX WARD 1U I. IO<ond lt. PheM 61 rcasolll<~ble J WI! ether 1~ I• A-- REiFRIGERATOR, TV • Or Any HOME APPLIANCE ALLEN ·APPLIANCE l' tt"kl tP . 1-ik(' IL<'W throughout, pail\t Jlf'l"fed. v~ o:'llgin.e, hres p_ tunl. One l·ucal owner. Very low m i ll'<!gr . $239.~ $1195 1951 STUDEBAKER 1953 PLYMOUTH Paint like new. Good COD!l.illon l'hl'llllg' hnut. off.ar J~eflJ'o·c d . 1955 FORD - They Get Results - .' Vit10T~a. Bt:autiful buck.ski·u -BL\d be-ater'. Good t.lrl'~. 0ne l nu <nHl Cll\OIItiil wll1'·e. Rarli o hwa1 nmtrr. Low m ; lo:~r,:.• (l nly .·~rat and clean ·l hruul$lout. Low nliiN~·g .', a·n Cl'01tomi('.a! ca1r to I'IPN·al C. $1095 $1995 Jimmy Parsons DEALER YOUR - Syc:a n1ar<e-fio\iclldlcipart, Ohio J' •, " ....... .. DailE ' .. MYSTERY MAN ENTRY BLANK ·._(f ' NAMll OF MYSTERY MAN .•...•. , .. i.-... : ~· !·:.'\ :•. ~ · ' . ·• . - ,. ' ·. ~ L, ' • , . I .. . ' ~ '·' ~ NAME ·········•··········~· ...•.... ~. - · ··t'-;.~ . ·.. ·' -~ .·/: ~.l.~\, ' WHAT A MISER··· ·AlWAYS COUNT ING-. YOUR. MONEY f'l-az.a V8 l'ngine, Lig·h--l blue fini-•h. {;ood \:ins, A J.a'be model f·;,r a low . low ·price. ' Each day until further notice, The Se. conduct a Mystery Man C(lntest wllh the · . · · · $LOO In value each day the Myotery Man no!~~· . · .. Wjr.ners will be announced each tim~ the Yll· · . · ' tdentifle\1- Each entry must have your najle •nd p~ . , to be eligible for the prize. · .· . · ... :. ;; > There can be only oile winner. The e..Am.t.-<11!1$\Fj and neatneSs 6f el\try. decides the WinLtr in case'·~ , than one correct Entries ir.-r~elved. ·. ARE 1955 PLYMOUTH ···· ·.)'bllm1unily whldt ·~ ......... .·"¥fill !Ito comlnQ year, what a wo_.rful . ' year of acoom~lishmenl il would be for ·. ·e:velrono. · •Of coune, most of us older folb -;ld be · ielvclan1 to set asiile an lmpG!Iant port of . our doy to servo ovr neighbors. But !he news~perboy .~~· it :o'U~~gly. He knows front post e.xper1enee tfrat service to hi• convnun~ly also provides worthwhil• rewards for "The Ideriti!Y of Thil Man ls Now 'Wirili 9.00 Prices~ Low )" ,;,~, , , ,;'"~ _clli. . . . . tile ollnliib<illon .,.,_;.i\ ' 10 wiD. Buy Now While 1 IF • MAM~ 'SURE, VLC ~­ • "~no Is thlsioaa? Nwe ~~~q~,udyou .wll! wJio ~t,Oo.fj: $1.00 lor every day 'l'be D~:J. SptWI ~~ , ... wtldenlillLd. MemJ140n Oftbe ,H~ry1fb.'l'midfi' ana llie employeM ollhl! Dolly S.ept!Del ~.,llbl. etlltDik DON'T WAIT TILL SPRING I --·-- MYSTERY ... . It's a good hlea • • •• for 19161 ·' MYSTERY MAN CONTEST RULE~ r )'hone Co~munity! SURE ·-- HE'LL Jb:s:~or-~biulirg:.::::::::.:::'::::::·ilii:::•:-e·l;;;;;i;;;;;i;;;j•ijijijijijijijijijij, .. omeroy, Ohio 'Jl'RUOTUKAL I · ' I'LL HFWE "TA\-t<: \CII"TH Han1n at,out lfl rods It being thr same prembc.:. c()n- scy cenllt vaahing •nd to lan g; d!i thence det•dt•dE•:;t by A. Stcvl'n. ~ 10 Roush and Mr.Emopne. 1William Arm .~trnng; thence. North veycd by Wil\.Jer 1\. Rcevi!.S and apout 38 rod.• lo the North linf' of wtl'c lo sairl John W. R<! ("C, hy Miss A~nes Roush was a recent · ··• · h deed dated May 14, A. D. , 19l:.l, guest of Mrs. Susie Edwards. S<tlu. .!>\!cliiiiL, I Clll!C West llhOU\ 1953 J>ONTJAC Delux 2-door Sedan., $109~ . Dlaett nar's, Pom c- HADIO & TELEVISION SERVlCE l -28-6tc Phone 20U. Cleland Appliance roy, Ohio. l9M CHEVROJ.Jc;T- ii~J~Air~- 4~oor litvrl'. 118 W. Main St., l'omeroy Sedan, $ 1395 _ Blitl'llnar ·~. Porn- __ 2~~3_:!!___ eroy, Ohio. 1·2H·6lc For reliable radio and TV repair, call ti046-J. We •ervioo all makes. Schmoll• Appliance, 9-2'1·tf Middleport, Ohio. 18 B' Auto ~rv1ces --c---: ~·----- ·--c----c-·- · _ .:Omplete WHEEL AUGNMENT QUI<.:K SJ!:llVICE ou WatcD R& bal11nclng and brake 1ervlce. pairlna: by Fadoi'J Trained Hacke1ts' Safely Service, Wc.!lt watchmakor. COLLINS ,TEWE· Muin Strroet, Pomeroy, Ohio. ums, Pomeroy. l-3·U Phone 261. 0·0-tf li'O""~---~-ANi&~:ili~iTT.• - ·· -· - -·-& ABBOTT T.V. SER(9) Sole VIC~ All mak .. Repolred by Ex pert Tec:bnlclaDI. Phone 8284 Y ----·--Middleport. 6-lS.tl SU<~conlr:• With Marbllu Worlrl 'll finest rar protection. REFRIGERATION SALIS AND On sale at all tu·rvice SIRVICI .and £8JiiCII. Domrsttc und Commercials . New U:o4'1 l TV ~fo:I'S 11t !'('iL~onabk lind me« ('qulpmcnt. 7 ye<~rl! full time l'!tpcrlencc. Jlrinlll, twn RJ-;Filt(i~~ rtATORS R. D. FJFI IUF,.IGIItA.TION. ltkr new ; unn vrry ,aood AUTO Phon• 6376-X, Mldtlleport MATIC WASJIEil. Allen Appli · lltL()e. I ;Ji.tllc 1·27 30tc - . .-·-· ..... --- A 1 and rceonled 1n iJced Book 108, Mr. N<~rman Vogeler, Pcle and 18 rods Lo the place of bl•J.:inning, Page 100 of the Deed Records (I{ Charlie Ord were dinner guest~ containing about 4 1/ 4 acres, M1•tg~ <.:ounly, Ohi(), to which re- 1 Sunday of Mrs. Ruth Goodnile. murc or II'SS. b d M fcrtmce is here y ma c. r. and MrR. Norm~tn Vogeler PARCEL NO, 2 Being the same property con- and family have moved to Ohio. Situate in .t he Township of vt•yt•d by John W. and Wcltha .Mr~:~. Frances Bradford and Mr. Scipio, County of Mella, and State Race to Ermina Jewrll by deed Lawrence Balacr were Yl~ll::::~b,:;; of Ohio, -and more particularly dated July 26, 1913, and recorded cently with Mr. and Mrs. described as folloM, to-wit: in Volume 108 Page S21 of the King. Bej:lnnlng at the Southwest eor- Meigs CQunty Deed Records . Mrs. Thomas Bumgardner ncr of hmd deeded by A. D. SteThe petition further alleges sons were recenl guests of Mrii. vens to Wllllam Anruitrong In thal Mattie 1M.. Halliday acquired Carl Clark. Section 16, Town 7 and Range 14 her om·-sixtcenth, (1/16), interest Mr. and Mrs. Clyrle Clark and of the Ohio Company '~> Purcha:e;r by inhmitance from Erminli Je- son were calling on Mr. and Mrs. and running Wc~tt about 6 112 well, deceased, her cousin. and is Carl Clark. rods to hmd deeded hy A. L. Stc- a tenant in common witb l'he ven11 to Philip Haning: th(•nce above named deftmdants. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Licving, North about 19 1/2 rods to land Ada and Harry Dale, were visit· The prayer o{ said flelillon is decdod by A. Stl'vl.'n.'L tu 1'. P. int Mr. and Mrs. Carl Licvlng and that tho Court .set off the p\ain- Mr. and Mrs. Otmer Ueviog Sun~==:::.::=====~~~ tifrs iihan! of said real estate in day. I severalty and a partllio-n th.:reof PRIVACY Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris were be m<tdc . Is the kcynol.c tlf The persons fir~:~t above named visiting Mrs. Ruth Goodnite Sunwill take notice that they have day evenina:. our pt'rsonal s('rviee. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bumgardbeen made parties defendant 10 s1:1id petition and that they are ro- ner and son were in Gallipolis quircd to answer the same on or Tuesdly on business. lligh Quality bl\forc the 24t-h day of Man:h, 1956. at compctlli\'e pricC'S. • - lclfntify ' . : 'BOioETHIN' Tal'i tot!, VIC', HE AIN'T GQIN' T'& 'SO ~A'S"'' Phone 334-J 19M Dc~l!lt> Cus tom VB 4-door ----- --s~dan, $179:i. lllacUnar'li, Pont Will do was hin·g.!j nnd ir-onings ln erO)', Ohio. J-28-6tc my home. M.rs. Louis Ellis, 853 _ _ ___ _ __ ·--Smtih Znd St., Mtdrllcpot't , O.' 1~4 BUICK SUJ)('l" <.:o nvertiblo 2.z.:J.tp. Coup(', $220ll . .u.Lacttnar's. tomcroy, Ohio. l -26-6tc -- ~---- ------ --~ -- _ ·- 7 TheDtlily Sellltnel 1953 DESOTO Firedome 1 . ": Of Racine Dies In W. Yo. Thurs. SERVICE to the ' METROPOLITAN ·---~~~- . ~ .... ' I~ :·~~ ADDRESS •• I • I • • • • •••• I • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • -·. ~ - -I , ' '· em ·..... ;:.:. -~.- .... I. ."- • .-·~,·~ ~ < • > SEN11MIL ·, �• -- -- --- . - ~- 'ooe Eight Carl Ebersboch ,Installed As The DallY Sentinel, Pornei'OV-Middleport, Ohio Chic n' Charming Ladies Group Wodnesday• bum ond Bonnlo Jean. !Irs. !lllirley Grimm ond llocel Rllth l.oW~re Adll:iu, 'J lrt. Vlrl~ Wolf~. Broob and Robert Brown are 1}1 '.ln. Alice RandolJ]b, Plule:t.U Mr. ud Mn. Deon.is Roush ud Sandrli Gibb8 was tbe ruest of :Dei Stell._ I Oby were l\.lesls of Mr. mel ¥.n Mr ilND<knother Mrs. r..ur.a Glbb.!Bllli~ Weipnd a·od Virltil Fred R<>u... Moodily. turris Jr. ll'alled OP· Mr. and Mra . ev..Inc. Mr. &Del Mrs. Leonard RoUih IAOD&rd Roooh <md family and ctu.Jdren -and Miss Brenda IIJ*)t. Wedne&day evening wit.:b .". M. Roush Sunday. Welgand were guMs of Mrs. W. Mn. W. J . Okapman. Mn C:b:nmce Adkins.. Mn Ce. J. Ohapman Tuesday. ell Blessing, Emory Pry and Rus· Br.mda Weittnd ealled on Lon Okey Roush of Virfin,ia w.s Ot~ B~P'riday. tell Hoffm-an .ttended the funeral JUeSt of .AmM: and Vena Picket¥ Charley .Brown who tipen~ a ol Harry Sayre, Sunday. Tuesday. Nelson end CwU!J Brown were abort Yeeatkt.n with his family :reFr«i Roush and Mrs. May tLil'tled TbUl'lday to hJ.t; employ- Sunday g'Uets-U ot floyd Wams· Meets Wed. by Mrs. AIOO J'eff.en, today. 'Il1'te Friendly Circle of dle Fedentted Ctturoh. Alfred E . Orow, H. D. Goeglein, James O'Bnien, J-obn Stivers, c . F . T.ornplrins, T. W. Bengel, Jacob Ament Restaurant. Bob Thompson. Roush are registering voters and W. A . Blessing w~ Saturday nig-hl lf\lets-ls ()J Mr . 111nd Mrs . .MT. and Mrs. MeiVIiD BoDecutter ·Melvin Bonecutter and Connie of of Heodtmlon called on tMn. Gar-Hendersoo. net ChapiDBil. Wednesdiiy. Mr. and Mrs. &ss WinebrenMr. and Mrs. D. A. Rous-h -and ner was in Pt. Pleuant Monday, Oby were callen of Ehnoer New. .Mrs. Icy Roush and eon wm betTy Sallll'day. guests Tu.etlday of Mrs. Leonard Leonard Roush at\d family Roush 81ld c:hildren-. were in Pt.. Pleasant Saturday. Fred Roush caUed on Mr. and Charley Brown and .btnlly viJ. day aflemoon. phell900, J'8'0\e'3 M.art!in, :Mhi. Edith Ma.llocy, MD. Lf:IO'niiN'd J&- well, J. M. McMurTay. Mr. wd Mrs. JallK'6 Clatwmthy, The Sew· RWtc Sewing Oub, Robert J'aOObs, Lorett-a Saelens, Otristy Servtce Station., Tracy WhaJ.(W, Mlr. and M·r s. Theodore Reed Jr., Mrs. G. H. hr.ker. H.orner Cook, Poo~ Smart, D. S. Harold, Den Austin, C. M. HmrJeSSY, Virgin-i a Hub- . ~ l>acd. Cowie, ·Mrs. Gnce Oiler, 'Mf-. Wld :Mnl, Harold Jooes-, Mro. Luella Reibel, The - . , ville ChristUn Churdl, 1"be ~­ ville Obu:rch, Star Gc'.anee 776. MAIN STIM Old Dexter Sunday School, .Mrs. ~ ~ PIERZ, Moinn.- ThU. villago of M. E. !l.atbburn. ;j j 856 baB on.ly one e-hurch., one On The Brl~htest so00o1 and iB without eltb« mil Mr. and -Mrs. Datta Hoffman, tid BAKER FURNITURE "'l:l I or bu~t 6elrVioe but boasts ~~: Ma-tn Jr., Mr. and Mns. L. J . Heiner'; M3'. ·and Mrs. HO}t Futerson, M'r. ,.._,_,.,_,..._:-_ ==--"'-'"---=~-'s"'''~""• _m_il•_-_g•_:_·_ _ __ and Mn. llllll""V-ey F.Jrlewial.e, The Rutland Deparl.mervt Store ·81tld The Rutl:and Branch of tbe Poom· enoy Netional Bank. mwr; ~ Mn. M11Y BAKER ~ ~ FU RN ITU RE ~ t3 i3 ·:_,_,_,_,__ ~~"tk-~.1 ·f ·~o~r.: v~r~u Bidlmao. ent.er.tJa-ined h'E!'l"' bddge will .."DO.., ...-.. t~nd J AUrOO Elbm"fekl ton Ebcrsba.ch. DaAL.alt ·and ,J&iss Maf". ha' n~•erchle'Uft. q -m-- ·•• • AJllc -r~ !Mrs. Et4lel Ray· latdre.·. Tupperware Party Held Thursday At ' Gibbs Resideqce For the Wildest Trade in Of These'Men . '"- > ·; •• • .... ~ ... ...! "!:,".:;.!:r.;:: lit-- cour11e and was mother, Mrs. George present were Mrs. Mrs. Darling, New Haven: 1 1953 CHEVROLET .... $995.00 Super Rhrl•r• Cpe. Very low mil..,.. 5hll'' cen· Rev. FreeLand Nonrh filled bls dltlon. Ntw ..,. ctm nHrlr $4,000,00. -regular appotntmout SuDII;ky evc.a· ·1954 PONTIAC ..... $1,795.00 2 dr. Sedtn. Onrlglne1 black rlni•h. like new. ! -f411R"~·ol CHEV~OLET , . $1,095.00 ·Mlr•. Lucy Klmm.. :-.lt: Bel Air 2 dr. Sed1n. Flnfth tncl ull'holtttry tNtlo11. from Mwion Wberte weektt \Yilth ber '~;;,ii/\, Thelma Cbase oDd Ml>o. Curt Wolfe I•I .Air 4 .,. IK1n. Orle•M~ cor.. Nnlth llkt MW. vlollinl Gtliald Vlolioll' <loy. WEEKEND SPECIALS 195? Clwov. 2 *· _,._._...., 1t5t Hudlon Cenv. ' 1f'J1 wm,. . , .... $595.00 -o.erheultd enelne $595,00 Mro 111t. c.,. •n1.00 1 owiMf 1951 &u\ck hocia.t 4 dr. Dvn•flew , ..... 777.00 1JSI Fei'IJ Yletwl• VI t-IT cou!lfl .... .... $777.00 1950 aulck S..-cl.a 4 dr. Hll4 llr . .. $49S.OO 1JSO FGttt '1 tlr. uti, axtr• nlct ....•... . $39S.OO 1950 •••4. COllY. c... . . . . . . . . . . . . $3?5.00 4-Wbee1 drive ctollt IOjl, W. W.·-- ~ 1954 CHEYROLit •......... $1,295 ""· ami eonii of tinlllh. Cab like """l110ldo oDd out. Good 15" lircs, 4-opeed ' 19Sl CHEVROLIT ood wll:h-~Mr.'""'"-· 111<1''·,*'- <·~on. I . ·~· ~' ~~ Frcd lloll.>ll'"' of Oc\l~ 'W' viaitin:a this bMt.ttllr. ... ~ lw. My><le Froo.t., IJmio ~ klD~~\~m~or ~ ;~}~·.·~~ ~'rlday ... ~hill.-~ . end Mni. Gem1tle ~ ~~ · OOeo.mo·· ·~'"'··, II Friday Dilbl but "' II b,oUiel' '111-tl>la ·"'" ·. ,. I It '. ~rvey Hanlway 1~ · ~ far Fl<ll'ida ollor ..... ~~~-... ... week• u·-;........._ ''m" ~"11-WWil"l 1952 CHEVROLET .. . . . . . . . . .. $895 ~-Too (!at bed, 700xl5 :t.il'CBoO """"'""' leo 'lln'eSted pol and .. mterDed. ·i n '"""" tlhe O<IOIDty jaY by I'Ollrolqr... Henry front, 71)0x10 o.n J'C"IT, r;._ llis·.......,,, •' ,. ..-...__,. • ~ool. Red . ' .flnhlh. ; . " 1950 CHEVROLET .... ~ ·.. ' . . • 0 . . . . . . . . . . . $995 . 1941 -FORD 0 0 .... . . . . w.....,, ~. obarlied Wi~h ''drunk 111\d ~lY . oMtlduct." 'l'hey ore ·1<1 be'""" l\!a)W .._t $445 8;211K20x1Z ply Cliru. l BrigHter' - U.S. Army. He Is a member of the be slow on evea the if!fllr items the United StateJ tis- aii"Mti th consid~ from Eden's"Jmger f.Wt•. If oootnds 011. Red Cbi.oa tcac1e were equaliled with tbose now iD effect. fw RusUa; Allied Qada,. could expqt rubber'. ..-If mo:: , Rear Adm• Byrd .• Ends AntarfiC ExploratJ"on -~-g~_:~ . ~--·~-· '" ~--'""'""''" ••»......,. haa.k Waltoa Leaeue;. ~· and Lepon l'Oit_12!B. an_d his res1deace _ il on lJDCGilll ~ Mirfdlepo~, ABOARD THE U. ~· S. AltNEB, where be OWlll!i his own home. McMURDO Sound; Antarctica, de· layed UP-aeat Ann. llichard Drew W-L-ter Post E. Byrd today ended bls fifth '"'"'"' visit to An~tica and sailed for Plaus Monday Meet NAew bZealaod oboardllle cart• •hip appropriate 'steps.'' School Burglary , . · rne . . Webst_e r Post No. 39, The ?'Jte the_ Suspects GI""en· uJ,v American Legtoa, will meet in ,.,. ships partic!.••ting !e!iion on Monday evening to · " .,&lliil.8;110'SLat PClOI a...... w. izaUon. II Is due "' • A"Oear ·o m program ttleton in about a *· ...... Forrest 81<111, D~ Ar~e~ I~ In Deep-Freeze 1"' the Tbe h~l(illative . to wa• tast, AG MEETING CALLED will meet in regular session, Tues ~·· . .. ' ' . . . $46$ ' f-<lpoed - - · 1-Ton box bed ilell"f oprinBo, xl7 _._ 8·pl:y on roar. New ~ . ' . • I ·. Grants Degrees Bacine Boy ·~out ·• To 151 Students Troop To Obsetve 4Jranted National·Week aDd dl·pl<unaa 151 ltiUdon!s Ohio tJa.ivaraity to , this o(f-joe. degrees I aa~ et i'Did :rear tnnm.meemen.t In Memorial Aui:li.t.orwn POMEROY MOTOR COM.PANY . Open Evenings til 8 ~Sundays I '4 P. M• . O.rilv\qin. ~t~t Qei9W High School P~ri'lllto•tt.Orio.· .• . · ' • Ba;k,l, ~... .lbol """'"'" . ' - \. lll<ltYw .c.. o. f("'ai'S. (',U{.'{'".';" 'J1hitr rear 12 sudr coufep will be !held -furotlghout lie I .. . . · . w-" ' " " ' «'""""'· ·. .'tem- pruspect.i\-e .appomtoo for .trbe Bo.ards of Elections before making appointments. Whrle thGse now servi04; 'On the BOards '1ft riOt roquin'd .to &l.b'lnd, &bey arc .tlh \"ited and Ul"ged to ~aD)' elCeo t ion questiom whiCh .they· may wi ;>b ·to discq, witbOOt the nec~ty . uf a ·l onger ,lriP to ttalit State CapitOl. . . · In past :rears.. and ·i (. ·is expecbed I l.:hat t>brs will 1lfl,pt)f"~ &~;aia, tllle public ohas becD _pleaM!4 .to aWU itsr-11 or u 'QP~t!- lo d.,_ . All........., """ !lli#dlofAII..,... ·~II, bo!Jh ol Mi<ldl'!pmi . were ' . This Mk-a ~l f'ISPPlish:ing porary offices li.n CMthl.l]y " lotat~ ed areas .t.Jnoo.aghout the stal.tf! w•s inaugurated in 1852 and bas been. soccrf..jtully repeated in otber State ;~nd one i·n Colutnbus. _ Seet<'t•a ry or. State Brown fa~ made it a policy ·lo in-len-iew eacb. ""lei 1 - ;., *he 4if l\lillillo fAir heiDI Int.Oxka!ed ill IIi oubije !'1o<:o P1i;day qbt •11<1 WUII>m W~lt, 311, _ . . , . . . , - IDIA:r...i 1D llle ciiY loDl for . •lololllon of • ~ by ~Is wil.. ~ 'nl8 • ..., pl... ~ All ... llWOII:Ing E1ectioW m tlhiiJ area. ~ . conf«ebcCI!I wilt . be .bekl.' ~ las\ .... . . .' ·Cbl<f of. MI<I<IJeport j;,lil>e Ru~ 700- Ior D(»rds "' Dop...,._ -....-. Cl..-ks aod OJ.n;.: .- · Citizan u! Meils coU.n.t.J .l!l'f!·. pecially lnvit.otl .to lake ..UD'Iliat· ..... portaininc ... ~ ~.,..,. and C-orporation D~ ·~f 73, '"""""" ,.........._ •• ~· eow.liy')aii tor .~ooi eitly ' lh!B~.- FclJ. 16 for ~ with .piiQ(: ptetive ocw ~ of ~ te5} ·had to do With tbc breltia:c . of the l'crtla<l .... f . ·: day at 8 p. m. in the commission· ~ fJl ~ N w. 8nwWi "ers office at the court house, it wtD txmg rus 'tnveling office' 4ii was reported. , lthe Boeni of Ji3e<1t:icm Office ia, Athello at Z o'clock 'J'hun;doy iii\ is ~iefk!d' witb tile prOved ·tJhar tJhe youtt:l. YlMDll . -Sehciol• u. ftidwnp· ~·j The Board of Direc:ton of the Meigs Couaty Alrieulture Society IOnly Ev.b!r >he l<tit. Bljrtrom I'O!>Or1<>d ; "• . ~ Election Board Candidates T0 •· Be ln.- tervieweu at Ly. ... . <lmM . . -- ~-~- '- · ~~. ~"'· . · " •.. ·'rhf ' ~:·~r· nbb« to Operation ~ NEW . P~NES MAKE' .TH~Ut ~~W . llbe two Ffj. to • lie a,_... return to civil· we, •. Norman Evans and ia'IW'fticCI for 111M will be preaeated. there ire other matters of im· Triplet, both ef ~ beiog pomtnoe especially to thosf.: vetheld fCJr jovesUcatioa , ia t.be ei'a~ now receiving pensions brelllolng aDd eBt<ring ot .twO ISIClhools in tlbe eount,y Dave been whieb will be brought to tbc atreleased of in>Ufli<IMI ltDtton -of tbe memben. AJI members are urged tO atSheriff Let>oy tend"" this meeting, IJW! .some locomotiws, lat.futlm • ..w· to$, li(IIRMI t!Ciieatifie " . . . . . .L l'rade ·with Red Olilae D{N" mitted .iD .paper ~ irifdio. i..,, dyeo, . wlllclooO, ,~, .staweed., !IIIIIDe ll;iadel iJIIi:CM ill» . chinery, *lied·~~- • • illlll)l f~ of ~he f« rice. ·ia!li tho Clltlllt¥•loll by tif!i'<llman. ., ,. Ell S1<all8s m 'llili!\'"<JeeU.On lldl , .,..,.. eab and -io, ... _ llD•h 1'111 ill. wh<lol .,_ wPs>ear E. F. ~ The ~ '~-h~~rt ~AriU .W . ai<Q Hugo P - ; l!IJ, .w,.. . ·---'-'-'· o.\.! . I , . tbft~·...,, . nr.·. v ... was ,~,~~~ pu .. :1-Too LWB. 2-od "'le, 825K20 lim;, Soli<!. Dork bJIJo llol•h. UOxZO Li=. ,, \\In!. LWie ~ ~ to ~= w~~ .~\i:~u- a~;l•. -On Doti<J, :I8. 1'«1· the p...,. T. F. Ceetl, Ooolville. Imol<l - . . . 2Z. aoll ~· llooveo, 24, ool!) of Al:baoy RD -Inc lo e repOrt from tile . 1954 CHEVROLET . . . . .. . . . $1,495 1950 Ch... 2 ton ... ,. .......... · ........ $3 5.00 T' St··· 111.1 " ~lddJeport I Nb:on, who talked to ·new&niCD in· a fr~ng rlia 1 t Nauqw Airpori, ~uU .iB ~~a ial.jor hi'get" for- Cqmmua..ist int!_ltratJon. But be added that US leaden ll"e "~ware of the daacer" ·~ "will ' .. 'nle 0c1 Wllh """""le op<>MUU!i'' ODd Abllrew Codogc. 29, Cl>loll<lsle, J'a., wO. fm,d 10 ond "'!{s, Friday m ''•poedi•g" by JU51Jee of flllish. • 3-Speed Ul fOMUOV.GMIO ~Ton. ~ .X!e. Dork .,..., wu ~~ef ~~ m:arn i11('18ft~ ; -~rr t~e <:OUP4' 'i*B ' fticli<y .,...~, dr>lic, aad Mr. .-d *· .... ,.................. · lloll>i!loo • tra~n. Helper ·~· •••. -Satlll\loy. - Mr. ""' , .liar -· - ~~ %...ton pitkup. Low m.hr~ by~~ owmv. Spnl"kl.illl~ red Sunday 194f Buick IIIIIMr 4 4r........... _. ........ 1365.00 •pen< Mn. Harry All'- . · 194f Chryolw 2 dr· .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $295.00 Mr. and M., ""'\t~ and · lmiy o1 um.. . _,1 1,.9 Lloooln 2 "95.00 S1mdoy with Mr. ~··-' A~ l'. 1M9 Mwcory 2 dr. , ..... · · . · · , · · · · · · · · $295.00 ~- ood Mrs -~ o1Hl 194f PI-th 4 dr, I'OIIth ....... ' .... · ....,,00 flmll)', Clif...,, iiNj! !1110. ,weok ~nee ' ~ !hat ~. ., Mrs Tom P<wln ,._ vllltlne Mr. 1951 Ford Vt % ton ,lckuJ· new block .. $666.00 ~to P..ter Suodoy. • 1950 Hu- 2 dr, · - .... ............. , 1191.00 Mr. •nd - · ~·. """""'• ' 1952 DODGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $995 . i'~ee Mrs. Idonia - ~lint . .. . . . . . . $1,145 11• Jlft ''illepl ~" .. c..nnuu.. -~----··· Democrats with "20 years of trea~ holds ten certific-t tes of attend-~ during 1954 c.lmpaiga ance to FBI training schools. speeches. But the Republican N3. ~Ottal CominJttft baa insisted that! · Tbe 3 l·)'ear-ol~ native of Meigs 00 and has two a ebeck of NiKOn's speeChes shows · ~t;~fY 1..6 he never pinned fhe trlitor label Hihlre~. He 1S a veteran of World oa, Truman. War n, and was a member of the Dimnia9ed: CJaudo Rettmeyer Jr, Pomeroy a"Dd: Mary Robfaaon, Pomeroy. . , son" Mail · ~. '~ ~ I Week Servi.CeS l :!::f~~·~::;;:,~ ~-oC<Iilei>l, 'I'IOitocla)' il> ~. 111o ~ . wais lin¢vod · · c •·.· . ·· 'l'liO Ohio . Hl/lllway,,, r.si'rti! )"- . *' M:ro. l,.l .'Jion pickup, delU:<(l cab, dark blue ~li"h. fifldied 1954 WILLYSJEEP l'omoroy •nd l'<>moroy 0 -=-..:::::- A IS year <fd . Homooc>WIIe :.Wtilohadlllo <lri"'lt'• ~· ..... piliil!od lor .... '"""' Fol<\a>r. by Jy,..ao . Jll<l(e ·J<ib!> ·IIIKon r.. •'li<qe j>llry •"" llbe . I"'!J'~ wjllc~ DeW attoo.. 1 .Ja·m Yukon. CU111e Slhr. Vb'gU Buckk!y MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL . ~ Chester Churches . bcmie. He Slid bi& 1.a·lb with t.he ·had exceeded Ills bopeo and blld: Nll!lUlted. in a "very wide- r.mge- For "Hotse Play" 1952 CHEVROLET ...... , ..... $795 4.hrou&"hout, equipped .-ttlb · 12-ply 8:2~x20 ...., ~. lll)rdramatic drive. deluxe .eab. l(U'1'e heater, See :tlbll one and save 1st yc.ar dreprecl· Cetlllne. CIM'. I cyl, All l"thtr .. m. Low ~•. u. stooo or v.....,. •_. r ; ~ l:l mU.....-New PertW'Ic trfP·In wa:; vi.siti,og Mr. 'IDd ~ " 1 1 Cu~om MnJ. NoJ'II VI 1-> ton olekoo. Low mi.._ !<low GIMC Trd•ln Middleport · $1,995 ' at Stm<lay SCbQOI w.. 19. coll..Uoo $MO. 1954 BUICK ....... $1,695.00 1954 CHEVROLET, .• $1,295.00 I~MCIII 2 dr. Sed•n. One IOtTal olltMI'. Be1utiful 1955 CHEVROLET .. $1,495.00 SlrMn with white top-New Iuick t,_-1n .. .... . .. ... . . 2·1on 161" wheel bae. Lik-e IY IVILYN BIIICKLII Youth's Privers , Licensi Revo~ed EMIRSON JONES THOM4 1955 GMC TUPPERS PLAIN 1955 BUICK ....... $2,795.00 1953 PONTIAC ...... $995.00 1953 iI DINVI~ Ray Bacben, Mrs. Rawl~, Bachte, Carl Branhon. Mn E. Schaar, candace Bahr, Glorla June and Gregory Gibbs. tr•-tn. 210 4 lllr, Secten. New Pont.l1c tNd.-.ln-One )oiul own1r. (;1iiotfi,., ~"· ~·can· fur C<>lln~· , · · '"' .. ., w. p"""' - '.. ' Demoara~ fw ,...........~ ·-,.. ~--· ney. - ~ - · !tliOitto .!loUbty. Admitted Friday Dr. Joh-n one 100<1 ~ 1>tn1 would l'<lmOIIOIY: · - · lWbort ~~~-~~Hid Moore, s""", lllasoo; v;.,;1 Kine, L. Zerkle, Mason; J'4rs. !~~~~~! and dau,Khter, Marilyn Mrs. Minne ilmore, Mn. Herbert In l'l'eoid<at I Blast At Lausche or Picked Delegates ! Paul ...... menti<>n o ! - ...... Rod UiiD& 8titted up the Seoate. DiplomN aaid ~ - •...,...... of U.. .. __...~ ,, et COLUMBUS, 0 . UP-Attorney ----"""" n.o:r -t. · Paul R«bftt, former lieutenant talks oo tbe ltiddl.e ·East, trade Thenil 1\0 govel'llO!' or Olrio and a JlA!,pubJi· and ot.ber" issues. can today fired .a bl~ .at U.v. Senate llepubJican. Leader Wil· The action WJB viewed Frank J. LalMMe's t~late o{ na· iam F. KoowJand, Caltf .. aod . _ siderable con~rn by tiona! Democratic con••ention. dele E!rl ad\-ocale!l of a tooeb Red here. It followe·d wh1t offie..j' gatf:S. lnde J,I'Oiicy immediately pmtest:. ernmment re"pOrts said hcavleat shelJing thus far ''T>he delegates and ailcmatcs ed.. Ohaiiman styles ' Bridges ". · li',.UL. .L a•ILIY chosen 1-. Govem.or Lausche," be NH of th~ SeDate Republkaa PoJ.. tng, probably tbe most . vo ~id, "are 'l.,. ~ able of the Matau Island . , .alt politicians. some icy Jiiift!~ Middle~rt Chief Q( Police Rus- being ruth]eu, domiaeering poli" roun.try il 'DOt loiac Ut fat for Official repotts said o ;•~iiiill\ ,~~!=~ a "'"''1 ..<1 Bl!ilt$: repbrted th.rt he tieal busses." any tuth 8f'&WM~lt8 or eatreltift." heavy artillery hit Kaot~q 1 bu. file(i · pe~u ia lhe Clerk Herbert a Republican primary HOUSte GOP Leadei' Joeepb W. . -~ ItO'!<- of Board or Elections office candidate oace again f« Iieut.&:~- ~n Jr., llase. '5lid sudl a ·bim.-tbe ei~hth. candidate ant governor, Is pow dircd.ing 1be trade relaxation move would "put Sh~iff."a ·offu:c, lll :~e May Ohio SUpreme Court appeal of ~t_~.in even lllOn!l ~ · electiou. · Dr. Samuel Sfl~p:;n-d. oonvieted .....,...... --.. · th ._..... ......_ munJcr bf The Unit~ Slates wama to kee>~ane~:liPubUcan. hali beeJf ~?' -~ ')f;ij}'!!~:-:- --'"-·WGI.,..ie- JW2UWie. -<ltl Red auai. Poli.a:e in for before the hith It atpj!'Cially \!rants to. see,13 Am· co!'l~ent on . Mr~ f1vl: y~ill'l • .lnd preVIously he ":'as court April 17 in a bid to wio -erictDs. aow in .Red }ails. &a.fety s~nd. , . ~ member of the Pomeroy Pollee! Sheppard's freedom from a life home belOI'C' it mUes ~ Some 'Republicans charged the Department, for hl"O Years. lie , 8'00~ce at Ohio Pe.n.ik'nti.,-. t,o the Reds. "fihercftll"e, a-etio.n may said 1t-oday thi-s week's Eiiellbower ·EXI.cn eorhmuni_q ue indk~tl!S the West. :scorning Soviet smiilflt. a.t the "SummiC' is .,.,..,..&'ring to re· ,.... . . . .,. new t1he cold war. "'1\h.ese A-nglo-American - t-alks · · · :ml)kc o-ne wondor whether it means'~' jef.U'rn- to :tJw bankropt principles of the cold waT snd in· creasing internat-ional tension" Jlb6 broadcast said. ., The 1\.,. '"' Radio :~;~:~;+ -1 · tiag YO\I'II find thert't a blv dlf(erence In a ur "hand led wtrh care •nd one owl'tltr"' th1n tome of the Milia, Mn . .William ChHda auc;tloc ~•"· Many of our car• Ire ura o•ne«t loci lly from Mtlafltd .wner1 of Butcks end Pont4ecL children, Shelia and Micky, Muocow . _,,.. iM8," 1 ~-~~··· . ~ ..i:li, · . . ·.· ··. . ~-t. - - .JI.. .OU. <lo."" - : ' · · ·· : , '!Ito- · -~ dlit'i'" - · · ~·u ,'".~-· w.......' t1l6. "!"" -'"l1-.cl 1<> cam· paltn .. do . . . _ cet· . ' •:: A~end>Deo Shef; ·but t11o .. - ' .... . lrlrs. lng. · II~ ~ cofhai~ c.,..,. \. •." s_.clo&l Db, 4 dr . Seden. Dynefi'O\\' dr'rve. Origin•• two ton. green fln 11h-One own•'· Ne1" Iuick inldusla'ia/ ~Jo<P,Q®)Qn program.'' JtusseU is: c.u nently 1n lhls Ll»t year of a seeond .tEnD_ in 1Jhe -of. UP- R•d•'o .C::..~~. toie:Y.tloot!£1il'~ ~~ -•1 ~,J!uili.,. ~r. ~. -e · ~ · "'"' , .. •~. . Abo fi\il>ir,f1ri<loy w.., Edd~e ' ' , "870"' 2 dr. SM1n. 50 nea.. new the tNIMr I• atlll on th ...... Hvdrem•tlc, redjo, .a Matw. Dounty is -11he lidea-11-oeMion for .an · .L. ON DON " .. , ._ '.,t ••. . llti'· Uih · -" gerO'\.I'lll .,i.sbl in· ""' an. ha~ ~~-~· '. ~ :~u- 'l1he ~ ~r ~~~-- n:ative of Mieigs promise flifferenoes with t1he Unit· (1{ t.le)ts . ~ ,M, 00..~ W1l!rl~. Coun.ty l·Uh:&mied;-gr.&duah..-d' from cd Sh1~es. AD! ~.e ·; ~~ !,~<ftot :.;·.~_'f;~~- Pom~y iti·gb · ~~ :in 1937 -a-nd A M(l~"('ow hmarf·r:•.~t ~mid .the bli~ai~.~ "!Jb41 iblh:'!:'~:-P.f: . ln- ~eDt fi.Wt -~'ln ilbe ~Y dtJ!-. BrltiSh ·gt1vernmt?nt .is "igfaoring ~ ~··· . ~~;~ 1ng W~ ..W~ .II~ Hen a mem· Bro~n·s ·intere;U;" and ' 1w.atking m..aoy.,~ _. - Q\tf . " ~~~~ ·· ber ot ~ :: Mmas,. County Farm •long the hMnk ol tt.e precipie'1,'l" !!H'v.~ ~- ~. 1 ;·-~e:. ,. ro,oo~:t... ,.· •.;~~, Bl,n'"e~~; · .';t!he. .'1~ -. Legion Pos.t~ in &n effort tlQ keep tn ·ifteP with ~~ .· )iOel, ··;...:,., • . . VFW, .. !1-A:V, l!h~- !i4i!<;o; !lie Na tho Unil<d States. . ,;. j . " '·.'".1 1955 PONTIAC . , ... $2,495.00 1952 BUICK ... , ..... $895.00 would enable ·1!8 to .Jlave .better and :more mo4eril ecllools' .m"bbe t"UJ'\111 BeetiOM "lot tbe"eO\mty." Every bu:slnetS in thia -area would benefit by tbe location oC a huge indUs· u · tr-ial p1lll'fl:!l .iD o~~~teill!l County a·nd 'tihC!M iJ no l"ea!!IIn. _Wihoy indltS~ -cann-ot be pqnvl-DCed .tlla.t :Meig~S ,' ••'"-""'""~ ~" '.· '~!'!I e.. ' ...... ,~-· ~-et: . 'll.la, ~~ca ' . ;.>, ....... while flltlectlon II aood lnd priGU .,.. low. llbe - n,.;.n _ia " FoJ~ fiee of .,.,i(l" ~· "' Co•nty _., ' ..l!!lifBiiUv :. ' · .IWnoeiiJ '"" tio ~~~~· fiM<>f. o eloctod ti>O\ .," , R..nh In now and ;at yours ..t thaN low wlntar prlc prosperou& Wbbb the t'est of the Ohlo Valley whidl is. now ~ to 100m as "OI1e of .tlhe irea!at ecoMmfc fad.om " .in t'he nation today, we must ,fO- ·oql and induce ·industry ..... ".... ~ ~e ..l.Oo..-,...,_, 11.r..: '''-''IS , ~nty." SuO'~ was. ~ .sta.temer)t ~·.to• dwy-1 fzy .~le.t RlisHH,. two ..term S~f 'Of""M• Coont:y • -he.-iil· eel h,ie.petitioos _qf._ -c~~ for ~ve oto-. 11be Ohio LG'Igi-s· EVERY TRU""K \.I St,..,. . and l to lgl'Ow <add s ELBERFELD .·_ . .·. •-- of ~- cl•b 'Jl•• gmu... Riclwtrd, Mrs. A:da 'Illtompson, worked on ~ir project ,of m.1k- Mrs. _Y~, Mrs. Katie buat. 1unfire, with i•··l-.. · n-·· ahortly after dusk The Nationalist veueb ted lhe area wilh and heavy gun duels For aiinOsl three hours •nd Communi" •••• , Charles ·SoVI.et Charge .,exebonged .., Ru · . .ssell F•'les Peti.ti'onS • u , , •· ~!·~.,~f~~ lery on both sides joining ·As Ca· ndI'date For Representative .· . S. And Btitian . described the ••Jt Mei!p CountY . is ml.lCh to duplicate." ·Renew Cold w·.ar aees or 108Ses.· waa estimate ~ 'M1'di 'k.eep In ~1ep "lDdii'SW'y_iheft. in Meigs. County -'-"The del•'•htfully different in romantic Valealine tvaeiu •• , ·. e Beautiful Burn:ael hcdkerebief1 hi lo•elylaca ••• eo.alwlto ,: 1 1 f inc embroiderie1 ••• gorseoUI prinu. A taleet oa o rut d chum offering pe:rfect.little Pft1 au aD ~ fJit t!'}ll'• . d. . your own romaotlc: moo . . . .... !an;-Church of Nezerren,e; .Mira. Ka'lrheryo wera served by Pyane, Mit. M'or.ierh Ba-ptiBI . Mr~o. M"'. flthel FTy called .. ·Ella ·~-~ ~ BJ,..ina .,...,.~•n, • ..,v...:~a..y .•,,...... even 1' n•· e-·~,.. : _..~, __ .......... "BY DONALD J. GONZALES -aptnst a major ch~ in .M1.N!d United Preta St.tf Corr"IMftdont trade eootrols, b agreed to ,look WASHINGTON UP-Th~ Un"it · over relaxation of 1rade lin ntbbet.('!" St Mat bas t-urned dQWn Sritish 5001& li-ght maobi'" tools, ~mtaU Prime MJni..<;tn- AnUlony Edm'J dyn.amoi)!i, thin metal sheet.: aod p roposa l f01' eizeab/-e relaxation some other commodities·. of 1:urbs QD Allied lradt> with Jnfonnmts said Edeo got "'some I Red China, diplomatic ofhcials thtnc'' bull........ he Dad ....,.. ' disclosed today. ed on tne trade is!lu6. 1'be: ~ I lnfo-nned :'lOUrces said altboogb of ~ EitenOOwer-EA:Ien .t.aiQ wse ~how"::' I Presi-dent . ~ ::'_.:ar~g::•:::ed described .lS a "C001pro!Di8e." Eden leh WabW.gt..on Friday Cor OttiW.a. Clrta<k. en ~ ahlps lntersepted a heavy · tration of Communilt vesseh: Kloteng, in \be .,..•p, Lewh: H. Satlfll'; vice PJ1esi· The Ladies Akl. of Oak Grove " -..... n- u.I "UI' ~-es·' - ·r E\JB ' C""-h with will~ ........•,.,.._ u•h"" met Tu--~ay """'"' tre!lls.urer Mf!1 ~ Chamb- Mn. Ercell A-dkim t!Jld quilted .on -·, c--~ -..r..:.. ..-...,!Mr-8. Sooer two quitts . .. Enjoying ~day ""'" Mr• """',... .._...._ · Bosboe, Mrs. Et· ..,d .. ..:........... were ·Mr11. ._,1, L-.¥..1 • · ~. M 'ISS VI....., ... ~ • ..,.. U:.:"l.....lo..u.~~~ ,..·s a· """' hel Fry, •• ...,.,·~ Laura Gibbs, Twil-a ··-·-.,~ ' - TAIPEL ,-oRMOSA and__ _..t .aullld ... ... Economic Pr~ureOn China To Continue Is U.S. Stand warahlp teamed up with artillery to drive of! Communist gunboata aad ftlaels wblch stabbed It Kaoteng llland under covet darkness, It was reported today, The reports s1ld NatlorLiliit illolq abon. u•'-. -.~•VJ 'cupter er In wolll lly nJ1ht., ... ... ·' . .ly WILLIAM 1/nltod ,...,. ltoff Mll"3. K.r. ~"R~" ... ,.. . . rain,~.,.,..,....,.._... roposa ... Sea BoHle ~~Reds beautiful --..... . --....,··--12-M--....., ...,., ...................... • ejects Noah Haskim .· , ~~~~o~lu~m~i®m~ . t~lneyo;~~on:od;itlhe~;h;o;,_;H:a;t"t;,;M;;"'·;~;Bo;...,;";tter;·;Mr;s;.~:::;;::~:·:::::::~::·:=~=~ cvenion.g at her Mrs. Ed.i8on Horn."tetter, =, Lloyd Wamsley wu in Pt. Plea· fG!Iowing • '"FISJ(dMEN IES'QIJED FROM FLOE Saturday. Qums ......... "'· sam. nw~gbt mbbl, - ,w>l.,.nee... swisb<o' .m 1lhe 1 ~fi~~~1lM .bost.est · served a ~ Rcf,-reshm('ots t+he rl\ostc-.~ 00 iflhose named abo'Vt ' w-. ONIOI Clou4r wtlll rain Single Copy ... An~ta ~· ,.,.., Hea:bh .Methoidi-st; MN. Cbar~:es homo, HuUu-oot Ave. •o•-· to .·Mr,. First Baptbt; Mrs. Gu.est"li' fo;r the cveni·ng wn-e Be".~.voott, Mr!!. M. D. Ha.r:llingcr a.nd. Mrs. J. Dwight Wall~ Fi:r.t· ~- W. "M:CMurl1ay. No. 247 .•• to catch a heart ••• ·-· Brownell Avenue Ll!ll"& Gibbl, EU.a and Maude Union Service Extension Club Bleotinr and Mn. Lora Brown spent Tueaday with Mrs. Fannie To Highlight Works On Project T.:'~u~~yne HaN we ... in Pt. Pleasant Friday. Day Of Prayer - week BroW'~~$! A...... (ll"b met Gloria Crump was the ltlleo! of lit :bbe -borne of Mn. 'and Sue Brown Sunday. erson Jooos, · chairrman, __, L_caUed · a Mrs. Dor Schaefer was aw,arrded me .. "'• ~r '''""tne:n vJ t•1re vtlrl~ _.....,. "'at ...·., · h'f!t" ihom.e Thu.r8day tJbe fi:rst priJ:e ·8100 ~ns. Harmon churohes club Wednte8day Vol. VII weekend .at home. ._ Motiantown University and ldns werte vWikio-g Ed Fry. Paul BJasing and Lum Ed· ln ·ipavy . ·~~ · &me im9t'. to 1fP'eA'Cl ..t;}le .~ester wards of Pt. Plea-sant were Sunwool was deaigne4 by _.JCartA · ':aca'lioo. _ · . day pests -of Cecil Bles&ing and , Stark. The lht&th ia: ~ D. A. JOOUII'b was in New Havea family. necked ud lhort--alHYed.· Naq ellk faille I• und tor \ht Rollba s,ooks. Mnl. M!By ; frinr•d ~ at the necklillt. .!Wu8b, Mrs. Vena Rainey, !Mrs. of 3 ...... "'flq obs.erved ;in JMdlddlep<mt.'""" 'U!lli.on. be held O'Bni\lf!l ~reC<~n4 · wl\cn M:i~ Marie Sayre. ................. .............. .,....,....... - - ......... Low- FT>. s.m ·t.keT$bUJ'8' Tuesday to ,m fft lier Bolrton, Lester" and Clarence Ad· ; n VIrtU Jr., who is -a l!lltudent Miss Rickman w~Id ~1ft-· wm be Entertains on Feb. 11th whoo a service Heath Metlbcw;tlst BridgeOub Ohureh atat twothe O'clock. Mr111. !4n· THE ROCKET I nttne Mrt. Don Aten Saturday. · Our oommunity was sa4dened by U.. ouddeo death · oi lllln,- L. ,n.d Mr. .and Mrs. Uyod Wamsley 'lloeoday .......... , ; c..,u ru...m, and lhritht (llbb:ol were in New Hlwte, :dOoD .,..d l't. Pleuant WEATHER ........... c.._.... t.reln Lawrence Winebrenner who ls em·ployed •in Columbus spent .the IFT~id~a~y~oft~emoon~~"·=====;;M~et:;:h;;oo;;U.;;L;;O;;b~urcll~~in=DI=!n<ria==· • e Mn. Etbel Myere who hti ~D in Florida the put month " vtiitoin& ·her son -and wife, Mr. .end Mrs. Tobey IM,yen. Robert Brown wn a caiJer iq the William Brooks home Sunday. ley family. meat on 41he river. 'Mrs. Granet Ohapman received '&lrs:. Ca"l!h.ar.ine Newberry was 'Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hart r.all· word that her doaug!hte~, Ida Dwight Gibbs .of Oek Grovt <and ed on Or. and rMrg. D. v. Smith Maude was married Jan. 21 m a Dallas <1f Broad Jlun were in Pt. ill Point Pleaaarrt Friday. Pleasant 'Monday. Dwightwwe Gibbs, JJra-ieinaDd Cwti.l =· klcbrd visitors New H-a· Cecil Blessing, 0 . A. RoV&l) And •eu. Satunh.y. 11 Thbey Myers Wfft in Pt. PleasMros. G-ranat Cba)mlan, Beatrice ant. · Middl~ .aDd MiaBcta. Mon· AifrW Elberfeld, ~ Hob. Mr. and Mrs. James 5te- New Furniture in 1 Mr. ond llh. !Toddle TriliP o! MMOO e1U-ed OD C«U awl EHa BleBSi.na; Sundry. Cooper Oistrlct. ~tetter, ROOMS OF Friday, Fel:iruary 3, 1956. . LETART, W. VA. A ronb ibutioorr of $5 oc more was given- to the MotJhen' M.a.n.:h for Polio by the tollowdnC IICOOf'd~ to an ·a nnouncement made ~ • ~-· --- CUS!i me'tfe1'8. Wf~h .hlJn. EMIRGBNC'I' CALL IZAAK VIWALTON LIAGUE Th~ rt"gular meePi; ef tbJ !ioard TIM POil1el'f)yj" E!rnf"l'gmli.'y of Dinctor:; of llle &felgo CQpter, • tzaak: Walton LeajfUd of APJerica IN ·101' ~-1$. ~rth Am~can·a F-lOOD. lateet ta fUP.U«<Illc will be beld Monday at 'l;30 "p. qSA.i'. Jih~ iuee ott for _ftrst time W1lh test pilot oU :b&ruell a~ the Club HQuse, accordina to a -at .-caetrot& ·.PttAe · tid ,NJI -&Qto-pilot ud other tmPfO.,ements. repOrt ~lled ~. . lllil'~ir ,.100 ~ "*-'lY &re iD. use. . £1Uirid&loual~ .' ··- ·· . - . - ..~ .- -~- ---- squ.d tn·nsported Claude ReN.mcyet J<r., from bis residence on. W)'IDS Hil.l to llllf' Meip· Gtoeral ~ t:hi:J mor:oing. ltei w-as wtff,MJ from an . -'!hma . 'a~t.aek -~ ,W lie..., NI""""'J fnla lllae llMJijW. " ,. � 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 02. February 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 February 3, 1956 athey reuter