https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/773b3045b4def3f6fd6e3930dc7422ce.pdf c05879fa831ac36d91490a18d0ea52fa PDF Text Text ' ' \ The ~ily Sentinel, Pomerov.Mi(kfleport, Ohlo ~lap Eight • 'Mr. 1U'Jod Mr.!. Herman Warner returned Tinu-eday from £ six week fd.ay in Ooeco and Naples, Fb. Lucille Bea<bs Haw);lDB. Pomeroy Soclel9 F.~:di!!·~to~r~Pb~o~ne:;.,:S244~:....--...;;;;;;,_ _ _ __ Judy Murray Bride Is Honored Wednesday Celebrates With Surprise Bridal Shower 17th Birthday open tLe door Mfss Wr.ginia Mayes was sur· prW.'C:I with a brildiJJ, !ilboWeJ" WednesOOy evenin-g wttlb -a sur-pr~ -nl'Siday evenring after c:hotr -rehearparty at tbe lbome of her -pa-rents, sal at the first Baptist Church. Mr-. ·a ud IM!r9. Clarence M'WT'ay at The shower was given by IMrs. Bredbur:y. The guests enjoyed Slti.rlcy MiLls witlh M~. ~ games and -dancing duri-n.g Vh e Bcarlu 85 coho9tess . The pa:rty seventeenth birt-hday of Judy ~ was celebrated WedTtle evening ·md weroe served birthd-ay cak-e, jce cream and cokes. Choir .membenJ *· Lilli'l'll: -pr-esent were McGhee, Frank Ch~ew, Pearl Hoffman. J.trs. H 11 Homer yose , .,_ ".. ~. u--•~ ~ Wlri'" .,..., Jacqueline Rice, Miar'celJa ~1101", L . D. Dilet, ~. Mrs. C. P. Bradbu:ry end Mm. Gerald An· was at the Bezr+h:s home and a t.Mny; other ~: Mrs. cneaecolor sohe~e ol red oa~ white brew and 'M!rs. Chsd.es M,aYf:!S mow.a:s used m -tlhe decw>ations and ' '!!her of tbe bootiree. Sfod1n.g relra<~hmenl:s of ~e. iel:Jo, nuts ; guests wera Mrs. ~ S~~Vely a-nd coffee. TOO g.~f11S' were pol'llad choir director .and ~Miss Bess Sa-n- 195~ MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Mrs, NOMIII Usle, S)'l8CUB'e. hilS bee-n 1111ken to the bema of 'h er dau&ht-er, IHM. Jolm· Ctoots. CQ,J. • Opon a savings account with us- and build up your balance regularly. for ready cash, safety for your fun~s, intorost on your dtpotits, and access to other helpful financial oel"'icoo, thoro's nothing quilt likt money in tho bank! Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINCE 1172 RUTLAND MEMBER FEDERAL ltEIIRVI SYITIM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INaJRANC:I CORPORATION ,COME SEE OUR- Federated Circle Baptist Golden Has Guests At Rule Class . C0ntr1'b Ut eS Wednesday Meet _ . . QUALITY IS LONG REMEMBERED .AFTER PRICE IS FORGOTTEN. IF YOU WANT A HIGH QUALITY, REAL VALUE, LOW PRICED CAR SEE The MiUdleport Emel'gezl(y Chicago, JU. Mr. Prie8s · liVed in Middleport wtiile ·employed at Kyger , Crek. . . · J . B: Hayes, cbp~P; "h&$ been visiting his daugb(W, Xr&'. Frank Chcesebrew, and huBPaJJ4.t I of"" III~========-~-=--=·.:--::-::::::::::::======:::::::==~:.;. :'=~~:::::1 To M't~ke !Lhe Cbui"C'h. School rMiooo llllt~Ung" COJ\Ciuded w-il'b '.the group de-ciding t-o have a 00tl!te'8l between :the- •men and women tbru 'March and Apri'l. Jolly Club Has Meeting Wednesday Refreshments werto~ served by Lhe •hosts at ,the "Close of :the mool- tn.a to BeD Neotr!Jng, Chester Knight, Joack Kennedy, Rev. tOO Mrs. William Kennedy entertain· Mrs. Bart.cl·8, Anna .Mlurray, tMts. cd the Jolly club Wednesda:y ev~n· Lena Hub~r. Miss Emma. Seitz, ing al her home, Mulberry Ave. MIN. G-uy RusscU, .M1ss A-nn Ebl'~ollowing a short bll8iness ses· enbaeh, Mrs. CarJ N.orton, IMk's. !dun in charge or the president 1Joui8 (l.eibel, Joe Kennedy, iM'h:. Mrs. K~nnedy the evening William Kennedy and •title hoots. spent ~ocially . The next meeting wJU be held Hcfrc~;hmenls in keeping with St. Valentine Day were served by on March !5 8t the home of Mn. the hostc~s to Mrs. Wilbur Hann. Lena Hdber, Union Avenue. lng, Mrs. Millard Van Meter. Mn. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. Eldon Will, Mrs. Dtnny Thomp&on Pea.-1 Ash Calvert Mrs. VanMeter Gerald Wildermuth, Mrs. Donald Hauck, Mrs. Albert Woodard and Mn. Charle Strau88. .elebrates Birthday I'RID ILAITTNAII 1952 IIUICK .......... 895.00 1953 PONTIAC ••... .. 995.00 S,eclal 4 tlr. llldan. One local owner. 2 dr s~•n. Orloin•l ._luk flnla.h like new 1954 BUICK •••••••• 1,695.00 1953 BUICK ......... 1,295.00 Spt~clal Dlx. 2 clr. l•lu two otb..-1). One ca,.,ul ow· Special 2 fir Sed'ln, One locel owner. BNullful bluo .,,.. '"" th,... f9ne IIN'Itlnel finlth. ner. Sh•rp concNtlan, 1953 WILLYS .•• , ••••. 777.00 caro~ul ownfr A.erM•alo Hard top C", OM 1952 CHEVROLET •.•.• 695o0o 01•. 2 dr Secl•n. Peww tUdo-IHutlhtl now· ~u. flnloh. · • · 1,55 BUICK 95 00 • • • • ., v.a Iuper •l•l'erf C... ~ .19~3 V-1 ·aoaclrnu..r Hont to,. Pow., st.otinv, pawer wlmhft entl..,.t. Llko new thr.. .-.ne ltlue finish . f , . 19S4BU ICK, .. .. . . . . 2,295.00 '""*' I'"· ~ " • • - ~· ;-~-lt.. V:f llviefa C:·llf, A ro•l cream puff-Le11 c~l, . ml ...... Shorp Ptwtf' .......,...locol owner. lmmocul•l't; ltluo white. •n• · 1954 BUICK • .' ...• o•• 1;895.00 1952 BUICK .......... 995.00 1,..111 llvlora Cpe. & 4 clr. SMon. Oynaflow drl\'t, Honl ta, styUnt. OM c•reful ewner. LUco new con· '"'""· 1954 PONTIAC • • • • • • I, 795.00 I cyl. Custom C1tolln• "''"•·· (pie, All INthtr ...,,. Low . 18 PIECE DINNERWARE SET BUICK ..... .. . 1,595o00 ·. 'Svg.r' lowl end Creom Pltchor 2.49 set ' BAKER RoHMestw Conv. cpe. New on. coat no•rly f4500.00 l'hlt tM It oxtr• ...tl for moclel. 1953 WILLYS . . . . . . . . . 895.00 ltatten w...... One Clreful l.c11 owner. 6 crt lxtr.t ..... ,.. !Milot. • ltst Bukll:lo-dulioe o 111111'-Ulow •• 777.00 1951 'Ford Victoria Hard lop 777.00 11110 llulek sp..lol z c1r i!Qift 49~.00 ltll Poallae 4 dr Dlx lleilaa ItSO Slud. Champ Conv Cpe 1148 Bulok Sopor 4 dr D)'i iUI.e 1148 Llneoln 2 dr . . . .. .. • .. . .. . . . 1141 Qw, "88" Club rpe ,..,.. polnl 1148 Cit.. 4 dr ..... , , ........... .. 1841 PJ,y I dr . .. .. .. . . . . . .. .. .. . . 195.00 1147 Padao a dr ... , •.... , ...... 88.00 11$3 Q~s:;. I toll Z op nlo ........ 1,195.00 •os.oo !9Sa .DOdle ,.. ~43.00 315.06 185.00 395.00 195.00 ton ~kur> ' . . 'I .,. • ' .' \ ·, 605,00 ItS~ , !!o,l!le," toa,ftkup ... , . . . . . 39f.OO 1811 BOdie :! filii, a op ulo .. , . . . . . 495.oo 19&~ Fonf 'K ton rellul.lt •DlllltG, 6~6.00 184 . Jal. J'icbp ............ : .. . uil.oo · ''ii+".J 1 , ,,-- ·~ .; •i l ' l;f. ' ' ;'·~~1 - 'i•'' · · · THlS~'WEEK ·. '• ·~ 1955POPGE · ...,.....,...I I*-- CUSfOM ROYAL Lo\RCI HAtttm:IP t'IMWIIPLITI - l f u l Thr.. tono ONLY 4,000 ACTUAl. MILlS! R. H· RAWLINGS SONS CO. _) . Corner Mill ond s.,orid Sh. ·:,.. MiddleiiOrt, ·Ohfa -~ Of : · prepor•tiont f01' the furioral of Connie MKk, .tt.lld•nb drotw the f,-ont of the stedlum nam'od for the 93-ye.,-old Ol'd M•n" af baHIMrt. Tboc9day, Feb. 9 Gra'CC MlcJJbodi"Ht Ohuroh ~ .... G.a-lli· po)is. C.al'll :M~nrey Jr., Cub Cnrnmi&ioner wa' unabLe tJo. . be pr-e'*".""lt IU1Id batriet ~uttlvc Noi!OD l.Jea.Oh oonduoted ·tbe meetiDg. The ·~tklg was optmed ~y ILWO Cub Scout 801DgiS-~ed by Letach. Detoonrillr.al-ion.s on We Bolltom of Tho &;,a. theme ror MwCh WE~re ~- by A. B. Somoov.ille t~n reraronee matcni:al ool•&~IOO to ~ r::beme at-'. MU'LOft Hood pl"'LWented .a Box MitJV.Ie oo SOO. We. A !borne m-1100 JtJghi'!li game wa<s a-ll'!lo UIS'ed byll:b!! group. Somr.~Hbe ma.dc a •·cubby" (PBCk .Allllendaaoe- AW'811'd) LOut of an cans .a'lld Pack Z44 of Midldl-eport. won "CUbby'' wi:lh .tr.m ·~lead-ert.9 ~- 'lUre meeting waa cliosed b)' a ~ by Rev. Paul Nhwandler. Hmt P..t Dm Mothers se_""_'Cd pit iiUIId co£·(~. M. 'lllC Presbyteor1.iaor Ohuroh m. Pt. P·J't"<tSMJt M M:3J'Ch 6-13 a!ltd 20 frum 8-JQ r . M. At!l!endiog ware Po~ Pleatfant Pock 25~Mr. aod 11oft's. L..eQ Bias, l~oroge Rob~rll<;. M~ Pack J** 244-Ben F. BaOOy, -~.ns,. Sat· rtlerftcl<d, Mnc;, Juc Wr•lsorl·, Wr.ll'fld MM_._W-iJIIi.am Weawr, Mr. ..wl' ~ Dw'fbl Wa'l-lwc, M1'. and· Mlns. MU• oi.on Hood 'and Pauli R~. _ New Hawn Pack 256--W. F. Clladwlel:l, .aDd oom. J. 1M. Abel, I I &rlin of · . witb -tmnMv CU'bi-.£-. session. ested per.sons met at IM nt:b ra1 ~ wil :;t:·!n .re otber persona wishing to enter Zw.~ing and iMnJ. bQth of J-'tomcroy. PinaL W.IJ8IDI!T, ~~. w~U· be ''Oiror 'in- tM Home." ng February 16-Dedford Home De. ow- .- • 1110 • · Food ~U~~r& Th• :- <>~. ;::;: ..~::...~~o': .~ =.~::~ be on "Cotton DI'l91 Project" dl - t"r,bruary 17- 10 A. M~ untit. 3 P. M. the Mei(ls Onunty Home De· tll'I'IJ11!,1'!'8ti-on c.ow.ill wi-lt meet at 'tiM- hrunc of Mfls.. Nolarr >in Syr.aru;;e -to Cflmplebe opl:arw J'lo;r dte aruwat AobKovemcnt DJII)' pro.gr.am com~~m ~fli' ICII to hr- he'ld at t-he M•idd~ High Sl'bool A~wn Mvd:l 6. fo'{"bruary IP-Jooior Fair Bo•rd wioU mM oitJ bJKo oourt mom from to A. 1'11 untj.} 12. to rm Wendel Enzenaner Fun~ral Servi~es Planned Sunday fo'tm t'fl'1all ..... Slfnt1i[F Harokl Ou-ckwtG'!t'h. HEALTH CLUB TO M&IT TOO UighWI<I'Y Pa!trol ~t'('d TtH:l L:mrl'l Cliff J:It:'-'!(tft' Club tba.t. GeCJngc Yoltt~g. 32. Ponl•L'W'Oy W~J.I .tJlleCil Monday at 7:30 P:. M. •t Witi dlt"d 1o appear bc.flote ).fa'ynr 1the :harnc of P-h Glerm ''l'hompE. F. Jtiol:lh1.~n-. itolnig}:ll:, on ~rhe '901)'. A layctlbn '8howcr will ~ 'beld 'C~ or l'Offl 10f !load and .Nhn tor Mrs. .ftlllllO!I tewB Eaoah memE><non. 21 , Long - · - " " " ' ber ilo ~ "' tm1rur an liMo cllled llo cppoor lo Robin· "' ooJI lor ~ flioc1 'rhe - · · C(lW\1, ~ -~· I~ """ ~'«~~ .t~ ..,·u.e .. .cil. . . -•. Tile-"""' ·l>rillll . • Valmlline, . •atld ooct ~ trl!l,al'l . ·; . _ awrcJa for the bobo :puty. . . • * 6l'I"V'f.N'.s for Weod('l Etn:ell'aUf"''. 84. wOO di,oQ f'ri.-tay ;rt -t.lle O'N('al ReNt !lome, will be hr-ld Soo<d>JY at 2 p. 111. in the Ewing Ohaipt"l. llf' i ~- snrviTf!d hy L' lre ~.her, 'Charged w)lh driving ~i~ <int'f!Xi· Ew.,crtamnJ"ent du1ing 41fte ('W· earfied and W. II. Jl!omioe, 48, .Ru1· mnt wa1~ pr~n' . r-d by &ldlle 1'\fc 1hmd WillS meted $10 wnU ~ fur and WiU.iam Raldif,f :and' ~·h­ ·ir,j~oxilnM.ion. Thr. twu WIOt1e llfr· ttWCitJ!~ W<"\t"t ~1"\!'Cd ,tJo ·tlbi·rrlY lft(.'lh · 1'\'1:-t«J F!nMtay -evening .and •i»>lefiiiM in .fibc -oounty jm1 b:v Deputy .. tD,;:! ti•~ 'l'ld~. Thle SWeniU::... depa.'!'ltme•lt re· viooo Officer. · ported 11hid' ,two Rutland men wer r Tm\Jalltv:o p.laru OOV!e been mr.JI:Ie fad <1Jod4tr by GrmdJicy: dlat'ge1l f-nr , t ,h~ LalJ'oo- DIIY cd...,..11it·vt wttll dntvrng witHe inlox!call•d which is spom;orCd annulJIY by llmd 'tnto~cat-i>rm. ~ he Legion P'Otrt:. The POISIL ~IIi .pa:yAeoondi:ng Ito ·lhc reporrl, Wil · ~ng for the "Cx>am~natlion '01/ (,Ire bur Molden. 41 . Ru~ was ·fin - e~"eeS of a ~'-kldleport. ~ RLued stoo cO!Sts <me~ .wnoo1111..W- t(t dMt and for the!' g~ - wh!I:Ch trc rthr'c!'ll day~ ·in 1!00 ftJUI1(.y jail nM~' a. v.... .,:... be conduebed by Mr& ""'-d Nol.n ._ County H...., limo ....... .Lhem on ~ ~h:ci1• .achiewrnt-mts .and Df TliJit ta.gging ·hilS doir- arnd $150 ool;f·ed 1tihoci-r .k"topecUoo "v-ory fine." and 00.'1' '5 f-nr f:bc orher two clloarg· Hen-ry CJatW'OI'ILllY. Pool: Ofln· as, alJlb:J(~grh !IJe .]lad $40 oi l!lhaL m~, pre!-t'id~ aDd Dun :lbokb SI.I'SpeDded ,pt'Ddi'lllg that he d'iti· P&.'ft: OommanOOr, was fi!M11ed by pose of Lfbe swine within 2t Jrou.rs. t'ttc Board 1nutec6 t·he The UM"e.'o1 w:ti rnalde by Cooml:blc !J08iti~O'h vJJcabed by f1he llCSi\lli'llaiillll C.Cil .Cook. or Wiillrioam Scal'befTY. l"o6t .so-- OlNI! YOUNO put. !ntlhlna' tiNChu . Dll h1l eiJ"ht-toot bu.tlt of ,Abrah&m l.u&cotn In IANfal, Kill.. Ill bollor ot Ltneoln'l bl_rthday :reb. 1.2. . SQn,o, and .0.?14. "- look on. f ln.tiN'tl!Jtio~l .. . . ·.MtchaeJ, "• The EJ.ten. ion oannou.nced tQta)' Ule Home Demon.<i.ratiou <and ottg. ac:tivi"Liioe!s 'fur the ~k. of Febn,tary 12·18. February 12-fobe :llutWid · Home~ CJu)) ill meet at dle 11ome o1 Ca-nady at RuUand Tbe tlllriC iUle mcldtinC wil!l ~ "CWior lrom.e" ll!lld tbe D'Jeii!C.ibg will et U'D<kr.'Wa!y-. 10:30 A. M. g February 14--Atw Bril!t JJI"QQIWn Pliarmine' ad.i'ridlls : tbij eoune invited to enter Wednesday Eveniq, Febrtw'J 15 loellloa. at the Leeton Hall in Racine. Fetwwq. lS-J'wttat Home ~ Club will meet at ~EIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL tbe !home .of Hnr. Oby P8)1ater Dlb;miR9Cd ~: A.1:Jlh.w and the subject ot u.e JllOl'ti Teams Up With "Hainlet" 1 -ar amba.... 1 I Han . He · • Eut Germany, G. M. Puah- FRANCISCO UP- Wiie The United States, Britain and escaped Indiana Fanee, in one of the strongest mass murderer W'ho was captured proteats they have ever ~~ent to in a pawn shop here, bl(){'ked ef. fd~ow, ujd the existence of forts .,-riday to send him East to armed bands in Red BerUn could the electric chair. have the "-.ovest ......,equen-s." Th ~" Irvin, condemned to dcalh for e protest ~mined the Reds one of six lroldup murders in In- that the Western powers have djana and Kentucky, refused to pro~i.Jed to defend West Berr waive extradition and won a post- .ICJ!rru;t "attack from any quarter'~ ponement until Tuesday . ud added they will not l'eeogni~ The 31-year-{J]d prisoner broke "any waiver of reJPGDiibUity by ou~ of an "escape proof'' jail in the_ Soviet government for acts Prmccto.n, . In~.• on Jan. 19 and Whlc~ could lead to any IUCh ateluded pohce m ten states. He was tack. f~nally picked up by two San Fran- . ~was a reference to U.e Conctsco patrolmen Thursda}· when be rnunist claim that Soviet Germany tried to pawn two rings stolen In ia now a sovereign &tate," 00 long3 Los Angela rober:y. er subject to Russi8n authority. The Western nnote..were inapired by las~ month's PUide tbrough 1 be Q~ld Middleport started instruction Jn ~ ~1:;k: tt~g First Aid to a class of 26 members. 1 sel·} wbo· <tied . Y~ Firemen are training as Emerg. af~nooo at b SU::Y ~~J cncy Squad Men , School Bus Driv· A L"'" ' Y ers for emergencit$, and othen v;:e- Mi4dl illit to be better tralned in (U'st Jack F'Tcy, Le<l-IWI Say~'(!, ~l"J- ~da eport . ~cy aid. Graduates ol U.e 18 hour G'l'li1tl;·lead-. ChNibi·re Pad: _206- Sql~a: R. Pl('locm were course will be presented With ited l'lk1J. ctaN'flol'le . MuH'ood Jr. :·.Fflom ea c · e. Croaa First Aid Certificates for H.-:11!loek ~ve Pack ~~s~. w 819 _ the wife or 1bc JQre Completion of the Standard Course. Legioo • •..... protnt, mid to R F'lrst A'd Class I Red some 23,I)(HI clvlJ. ta~s some of them 12-rear-old e~ddrenand· armed nu •••• Js Started For rilJea ,r· ' "" Raeine Firemen SJX · Agne • ullure · Mrs.' Ruth Hysell ' mentRacinemet VGiurrteer Fire_ Depart· • . •• In regular sessiOn WedExtensJ M ·~ FuneraI services . IwithnesdayPrel!l.idenl evening at the Fire Hall on eeusr Bobbie Roy in A 0 Schedul Following tbe busioet~:s re ft e Set For Monday charge. Firemen and other interthe Legion . M6ies A~ Fune . Hall where Mr. Emmett Sbuler of some o1 1., B Brings Fine For IFeener ennel( . e.st'dent Post Praised D.ex.ter. R A Dexter~ Ohiu-, ~~~fl. Jack By Inspect or 6oM, f•:'R'cd' mnd of $50 ::.to SAN H'e _sald "Con&ress will have to dedde wbk~- way it 'f'llnls to go; we _~D9t-'n both dirto~Uons at the sam:t!i - tlrpe." Tbe · bill, passed Friday by a 12 to 3 ...... iti<IUded • one billltr,t d9t.W~..Jf.u ~nk" I{Ul_a re~ turn to bO per cent priC'' su-~· ~ on corn, cotton, peanuts and millable wheat. j Lou151c Harnson, M-n;. LydUL Cirl, En ~. and a suni"Yed by ooc ·MM.. H6TI')' Swattz ii.'Ud l.eo S. son, q~. P~y; ~ d:liugtl~ Cl.llntils. _ . .teft, JIM PWIU... Pt. PJleSiaat; one ~'&Uipo1i9 Pack ~~ ~v-id -,isater, ~- 0ora M-eiAhart, Pont: Rdl~~e. Mr-. and Mf\'f. A. B. SOmer· -e-roy I8Dd a bNther WriUiam Boyles vi~•l-c, MM. J~hn Dobbl£16, Mre. :W. Ak:mll and tive grandMI)dren. Tr>a:ming cour.te Qait.cs armoun· H. rM'C'IWI~Il'SC', ~ .and Mrs. Lil.w· Frklnda may caN at tbe funma·l ood ~: Den -Mrat.'berr& 1rWni:nlg to 1'~'11Lcc DJCk'Cy, Hel!b B~ ~arne& -tJorn.e. Bt1t1ilat will be 'in Beech o H. Hmt8(m, Rev. l';rul M. N~&wan · Or1we Cemetery. dor ""d NI:•Jsoo Leach. Loose Livestock w~ned the Soviatt they would be Mld rnponslble for aoy attack on West Berlin by the armed gangs of Red workers and youttw. A statement broadcast by the East German radio today said the 10 eallcd "C~gllting groupt" wer-! fonned "to protect the Germa11 d.•.mm....:~. .,. t.l. c repuWic and ill! aehiiThe East Genmrn statement was a:en al!l an indication that the SoVIeU. would reject the We•tern "Mad Dog" frvin. fiU'them ogain." ScQ.u t be eoommi ~ uf aHt.lwii'IQ' llls s:wl:ne h.1 mm at MoT~; and ariot-M:r Maryc •' . And S«retary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson u.id the wmmit· 1-ee bill. "is a mixture of good and bad''. He expreJ>Sed hope the full Senate would "strike the bad fea· tures and retain the good." So me Republican senators predieted the President would veto the bill if it contained l'igid tiUpporUI. ,.. Ben.son said the soil bank feature • originally prO\)O&ed by the aclnliniatration • "w:ould empty our warebou.ae" of tr:op surplus. Howe~r. h~ . added that ., 90 J)tt'.:cent of parity supports would AS Ti'IE SADDENED CITY Phll,..iphl• comPI-'" finllt WBii- Service Station ' · Damaged By Fire Fire caused etrthnailll . dam·age& of $100 to •120 ftD SatUrday morn· ina: at Murroy'a ~ Station In Ma: ,..-·· soD Clty. Dam•1e Wil confined to the floor between the main part of tho bulldillll Mill the ba..,.ent. · ·Tbo Muon Vnlln!l~r Fire De·· _putinent annm"ed the eall at · ,, approdmatel)' 8:10 a.m. and eJ:· ~ ,JI lo a ...Iter of lllh> Friday. "ll1ad Do'g" In'l·n 1' Blocking Efforts For Extradl.tl'on Wbi<lh $40 WaS' fHJ'!-lpDIHtOO Tbu"'· Fecrn-!'y - Uct~ll"bt r06t. No. 128. Jia,y II'JI'O::bl· by Ju.<N•icc of 'the Pui'te Altlt'rli.10an Legitm, reoeiv-00 !)f.gh R. L. Gr ,~mMey, u-f iMtll'ei':WiJIIC, on p1"'ttre f.-rum l·b'O.l Jo'ounWJ. Div'iiiion c.bq~s: qf albawing hils MY'frue to Oorrhnan-drr, Harold Riroe, .Rutland. •t'U'Il .t ·ta.rgc. wllo W&li t·i"K"ti·r- Jrw;ptdJDg of!fleer S!~ff~ ::rd pi!Oi·ded guitcy m .two Wed'fl'llS-Iia.y wlwrr t:lley 'llli£t at Ole Dt. Sldoey Mayer, llxocu!t"" retary of tbe Inter Board CouneUI of. Ohio. Annual COnt~rence of Meth'odiat Churches wti1 conduct tbe aervitfls rea:ularly scheduled at Raelne, ruJk Grove, Foreat Run on lbal day. There will be no services at Sutton. Church this Sua~y. ReV. El· wbod also anli®Mell lhot the Ra· cln~ Boy Seoul Troop will attend Cburth Services 111 a body thiR Sunday, National Soy ~out Sun· ' day. ONLY President Eisenllower has not changed by "one iota" in his oppositior: to . the riQid hiith farm I price supports, White Uouae Press ' Secl'etar:y Jam es C. Hagerty said 8ta(- \!«· ., Hith Quality- Low Priced Special BE HUN UP- The East German Communi.l!ll!l today bru.hed off WASHINGTON t,JP-The ad. ahWet>tern Allied prulest again.at mioistration has fiOunded a sour : 1 e formation uf ch·ili.an armed note . over the rigid . farm price group in East Berlin. props wntained in the omnibus U. S., BritUh and Frcneh protest farm aid bill pasa;ed by the Senate notes, delivered Friday nigbt. AgricUlture Committee. For Rev. John Elw~ of tbe Ra· Methodi&t Chlireb announces a cue11t spel!lker at the ~~ar .Dotninc 1erviee8 Q"' Febtuary 13. ELBERFELDS FURNITURE Units Strong Protests Are Given To East German Government President Veto Is ·Likely For Farm Aid Bill Scout Troop 245 Middleport Cub · · WinsPa~kAttendanceAward Makes Plans • M~on..c..a:tliiu-Mcti.gs cub I .ool'Ct ·a't 1Feb. he s.a,pt.s Chu.n!'h in ·held their montl ly Round Middt.,o " 21.cUb28~ "ohd v.r. Court Of Honor km""'s -Lllbl~ at .l:he 6 from 1-3 P. nl ~ine ly clwcfr' end r..._ cold with ......- flwriot ...t •IMI north Against I "St'If upTempest' . ' Guest Speaker In Pulpit At Racine Church lvOrywtlltt Hott Proef· Dlnnerwt,. Sob Wltft 22K G.ad Trlin ....rvko for 4. Coml•h af Four *•ch DlnMt Pl.t.., C.ups, bun~ Dtlllrb. OM ROOMS OF ~ New Fur11ihire · PlaDB of the Kaiser Aluminum Mr. Ben~dict ga\le a short htst· lad Chemical Corporation ~or the oey .~ hls ,e5'mpany which atuted development of the plants m Rav· In 1946 when they purehaaed War Surplus plants .ud began their WASiflN~~N UP-The EB;enrapld advancement wbich iJ taking 1howier adm~rnsl!r!l'nrcm ~ was them .to the top of the Iong-estab· l ·~t:d ready .to defl-nd its 1954 Jished aluminum produeers in this ! dcr:'ISIOII ~ Max ~ tlw.de coUJ1try. j ~:<lntr1!.)lr.J m ~ ·Bace or an impend· ~ng sooat<e •mquM-y. Church. In speaking IO.f ·the 1mpaet. a! the "W~ had misgivings abOUtl !the E. 0. Rail, p1.am ctutlrman. p~ao!a on thiil IIN'Iil he sadd that move at• the time," ane adm.i!n.i:s· introduced Mr. 5enedicl who t by 1958, . approximately 370 su- .t.Norion .offtcla-1 said'. "'But .t:he pribrOUibt a mesaage trom Ford Mur· pei'IY!i>iors woukl be bz1ougbt. in mary cons.i~tion W.lS liD hoM a row, top-man at tbe new plant, aay· W:nn oUae-r- ~ ~bn't8 utd :that be- undie(l CN!nt• with our Al·I~EI1 C"'tll 1DI "We're &lad to be here" and oa-use of 41)ns tlte oontPaRtY wuti if we .bad to ghre a little fJlOII"e lin ~erring to the buUdlnl of tbree very int-e.nested ion Whtarl lb !hap· •tJ'tad;) wlth .tlbc Soviet bloc." H,arate plants in tbia area . The Pening m .all Q{ the n~boriog Tbe 1954 ~-West .t:ntllde 11"-eVi· lpeaker began his talk with a COD· bow·DIS in ibe housing deveiop- IS'ilan wa.so under&tood to ·ba;ve be1oo deUIIed explanation or the making meDl'i', -e~ of 61CbooW, im· approVed by Premenot Elis6rtbow· of aluminum startirig With the min· prove~ nf ui'iUty ~. et~. eJ'! -aoo tJbe Na'lrioo:al· S~y 1111 ol bauxite in Jamaica, BWI, U'Sing rt:l&r piabt at Spokl~~" · Cou-ncil . from eompany owned minu; ship· Wash., ~a ~ ·he 'SillowOO 'Dbe Sena~ Pft'm.aot-W. Lnvcsti· pia& this to Loui11iana for chemi· rtftat by .aatu•~ ~as the nn- gatiog .sttboornmHu..e wN~ o-pen. u. cal proceulng and then ~ West p~-Wn1'1! should affootl 2Sa,2M per- ~nquiry oncn 'l'umday intlO the opVir&lnia wbere the alumina or sons in rtlhb -part. 'Of tlhe Voail-ley. e!J'Ia.~~om -of Eaisi.-West ~r.adle. 'I\ha alumtnUm oxide wUI io through a A·g111:n tMiii'Jg It he Spokiane opena· eommilt 1~ wants to know why amelting process to get .pig alumln· ·Uom. as an .example he nid rtlhat Russ.ia ill gettin-g J'a:tlg.t' s hi'pm-enb& urn, and the varioua phases which 'ill was oprobabl>e tlbat 'l:l&t~Hitre or of ooppcr wine, !!il>rge <eLectric eM wltb sbtlet and foil aluminum. i-ndcopendt:dl:-' rabrJcatloint WQl.tld iffi'fll'a.t01'6, and some machine Mr. Benedict said that his com· bu~tct a. l'arge ·numbcrr IQC ma'Uter fuol.s ~rom &~ta:in arnd .nrt!Mr COUll· pany'a lint l!llep in the develop· plaru'1s et"'Uiild: tbe -~ IOIJJe6' at il'lles part.i:Cipatling iln ~ ¢lr8de ment of tbe Ravemwood plant was Rla.VlmSWIOtti. A question and 'aDS· 0011'~£10Jis. .., .erect a fioisbia.g mm costing wet' -period <fu9ed- the rint~ Sen. Sh.rant S}·Dl'i~ D-!M'.o., $22,000,000 and employing 500 and 1ln.fonuait ive proQr.wm-. a .suboo.rnmi.Wee mmtbClr, pnadid-· men. This mUI eovus ten acres and E<ltiSI)flo Balrer, '})toesldent. -tbcmk· W" ~rome "V«f inil.f'ff\e~Stli'lll;l( ' diswlH be in f)peraU.on llY mid~ummer . 00 ·M'tr. Bmtadid- lor- tlhe f•ine closures in dre ·h~n·gs. ":PU• is call~ the 11Sm!lll phase" 1 speeeb . ~oo , had ~ -aillld: '<?f.e-red Of "8Jilall plant" •11d the second ~e wpport ol. .the Rotary m any step deals JW!th an $80,1)!)0,000 w.Y tbey migh< ioelp tlbe K>ioer pip& wltli 2000 ·~ r. tile ....--. , ·· .· fabrlatillll af'tliO iil~>j:,s,ty r&6·Nd~Wi.•....,._ Pt. acres will be under roof for this Pllealslnt RDtltr)'' Cklb, '\WH .flmtro. mill whieb ls to ~ cotnpleted by duced by P81il E. l>a.Yls and SUS· the middle of 19!57 and wtll be tlle gttSted illh&t dt,n1tng tbe sumnwr a'l'l iargest built in t.he United States at~endaiOOC eaobest be held by rt'lte since World War'11. An intereatiog oombined Pit, f.\e&Wit:·Nwv l,ilMln Troop 245, Doy Scolt11So of Amcr· phase of the bulldlng of these clubs iliDd' tlhe Ga.lti:polis--Middleplants is the uae ot alurilinum for pocl.-PotJllelr.O-Y dub~. ~-e ioc'a are oomp•€11ting •p}'A'OO fur <!'heir afebiteetpral and structural fun- pllaris- wrene made lf.Q CBJ'I"'Y Oll't his Ooum oi H.orrw:r w~Uh ~lhc time <lllld p-l'flee ·to be- anO'OUnced. ·~~~~~er. etiuill• ia'eludins fifty overhead sugges.t:i'o.nr. The m'Pmberu: of .~ !De'Wiy 011'f bridJe eraDOB which will be tht! F'Ln-al -p1enll Wl6l'e oomphlkrJ' for · finl to be all aluo-i1num, electri· a delleg.atioo 1ll ettend' rtihe J)i&. ganizod lloy Soout Mlotbers-' Club catty welded. tmlct. Cmf\eoonoe 'i n Z-an~sv.ilk! on wi)l be pi;rml"d at ~'beot ('.()IU~t arul 11m ..a;w~Q'I'd w~ll be prer~n~'l·d f-or • The latest ""oou6eement. by the Feb. 19-20. Kalaer officials 1a of a Reductlo11 Mt:th-odist women who 'J)IlCP'a"' Hte brut exhlibit •in- ttre bUBiness Plant which will cost $120,000,000 ed eBd &etr\"«1 4be ;roast beef din- sootilan -duntng Na.tWc~ Boy aDd employ 1700 persons and wJaen OOT' WBr;e .Mrs. H'4IDTY H'E<nn'fl!S'Y, ~t Wci-k. Tbn Scout of .fllt; M'O>no'rh w)].(· be eorhpleted by the end of 1968 it M'nJ. Cat1'101 SWM180n'. ~- Bnlee iJI. 1:h~ time ·atnd .wi)J. be five Umes the size of the Uoyd. M111. E. 0. RaH, Mm. !"IIIlO ·RJ'm'oonccd . li!xieting facllitiea. Oroundbreaking Moone. Be'si9 9mJbom. Fri-eda &"Wards fOf' menU badl_ges M'<l! tleSt'S wfll be J~e. for this plaet should start tn April. ~lc. The pub~k ;i!s 1invH:cd <to m!';mtJ .. In diBCUasina: the clloice of this V.al'eptioo filrvot1s were placti<J put of· the Ohio Valley for tbe foot ~h .member and· ~ and rth-e Ooullt -of Hooor. p\tlntB, M:r. Beaedlct e:qtlained. Lllfl tibli€1!'1' wern ~end with VaJ· tbat the key to primary a1umlnumlentione ~and ·liilhted MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL production is powet end said th•t by rOO canclle. Adml-tlcfl· Mr6 Maude SctrustJer thty have a contraet wltb thi& Ohio 1 • 1 PoMeroy. · · ' Power Company _to· IU~ply t:SO,OOO MARRIAGE LICENSES Di~ni~:;ed: Pcnony Williams_, KWT for a peroid of forb' years. AJlen H. Cleland, 21, Racine, Pomeroy, This is tbe ltr&tlBt private power 11 eiman, and Peggy Jean King 18, Bl-nths: Mr. and Mrs. Wimam Letart, RFD. Wamtt, Mi!:kUepro1,t sO'ru eontraet in exlstance. Coal cenerated power is one of ' · the beat-dr•wing cardl that thla Ohio Valley area ean olfer industry according to the apel.ker WhG al11o llit.ed Lbe transportation by water tru~k and rail oad. tbe.r.hOr alipply as other reasons for the actcetlon . BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT SquOO a'I)SW-ered a caU at \:45 p. m. M·a·. and .M r6, J.amM B. O'BI1icn T'hursday When a 1Jilli3U 'boy feU M'r. and r-.trs. Fred 13la~!tln<ar meeling. Mrs. Guy Russell was .the oannouncing rt:he birth or ·a dafu· from a .ha}"l'OOW et tlte Oiek RooSoh llll lcr.l alnM 1·he •tca(lh~l'S llfl'd offi· t'lected •a,., il'CCor-ding 'S'OOreta-ry ahd .gohter PegK)· Lynn, wcigthing 7 fll'l'lm abl}~ Cbe!Jhire. Dr. R. R. ccr:-~ tOf t•hc Fedel"aled Church Mrs. Paul Wemer as cradle. rttll pound 8 , ' 14 ounces. Pi~kell!S aiJtendcd the cilild. school 1Mor»ay evuning a.t lthelr hom t: Spring Ave. superintendent. An iMeresting diBcu681on and Groupo singing and :pra}•er by taJk by the R~v. Ba;rt~ on ·~w Rev. Waidro J. Jla:r.tels opened' ttte SEE THESE MEN - ..... -......... -. -Powers In West Warn ldi.. S4 lnchn northotn. ceun- · ..... Snow ""'"- olft4 ~ 'euwoOd were -described to the Middleport • Pomeroy Rotarians ··w bn Bart Benedi~ Personnel D~t~r of the Rave01wood pl1nts, wa1 Ute pest speaker at thelr meeUng Frida)· •t Heath Methodist ' Teachers And Officers Of Federated Church Entertained At Blaettnar Home 1,.. .., IMW ..- IMW flur"" ...,.. II!Of'tlon. WIMy tn4 tvrnh._ -~ tocley. Snow accumy. Rotarians Hear Alwninnm Firm East-West Trade Officer Describe Future Moves Revelations To. · Women's AuxiU(Jry Grace Episcopal Church Has Luncheon Thursday HONEST U~UES ary: OHfO: .....,. iMWW weml,.. S.W owh•IMI north lfti1 r•ln ctMr,.. iser Offi,er Fortells Plan Of Development = ~:;;;~~~;~~;;~;;.~:::::::::::Tu:""'::""::F:•:b:. WEATHER ~=-------------J--:.V~II__N_o_._2_5_3__________________&H~w-rw __n_o_~_3~9-7~~~~~~~~~~~:_----~a-'~P~aea~~~M~M~3~~--- ~S:i~ng~leCopy 5c Gums were Ernestine Mbury, Carl Ebersbach, Mrs. Paul Wino, 1 Jotm Vrom-an. Gail Stumbo. ILi<"h r,t:rs. M. L. French and Mr. and atd HtNal:lter,· Mari)"ll Roosh. Jack Mrs. Allen Hughes were among Dennison, idlmilyn M;tr~ . . Eal'l on a rlable betore a maf'l'tel and : OO..n. the gu.,ts Wednesday when the · . 1 Smith, JMe lfan'is, George .MiiUer an e.rra-ng-cment -of rod and white annual lnspeclion of the Point Mrs. Emma Jean Neal dautbf,er Marilyn SUe Krn&ht, Edward KH· ca-rooli-ollS were usOO on the mMlM:i' . ;;s Eldzabeth Fi'Ck .. pl-aidtmt A contrribu-taion to SOS 'In over· Eastern S~ Chapter was tiel d. lei. of Mr.J, Beubs. ~cl>en, Robert Mk:Kiru>ey . and Mi\s Mary Virlgifllla Reibel, seas .rAUI·ef pl10jeict, was voted As' Braitbu!'), son of Mr. and Mairman of Chri-stian sOcial ac- when the Gdbden R.Wc cias~S of 4:he Mrs .. C. A_. Bradbury,. has ~en tkm uf t·he Women's ~U\dd Welle Flirrt Baptist Obu-roh met Thu~ confmed to his home w1th a Vll'US ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON guegt-s Wedn-osday evem.ng when d ··ng wLt.b Mr d 'Poll's infection. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ash {the • ~~e F«ieMted cnle root 8lt the , E~s:~~~ker ·hosts at. u:r ·home: Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Sewell, Coloformer Betty Hawley) are announ· urdl. w-I 1,.1.!1-111 M"'• ·--" .L... 1 rado Springs. Colo., who have been lng the birtb of a eigbt pound sevL ·I·JoJel', pi!'l'li!OU\.1.1) ' pl'C l .. h .I d I 'I t _an11 Y a en lind -one fourth ounce son, oa ,. . . The rneel!ing in charge- of ~­ s:idrd and Mm. Owell Br·atton led Y Sltmg er SIS er an saturday, at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. ~la_le Osborn of Ct ncmnatl, ov~r the meeting wlncb opened s.ident Mrs. Louts Roi bel: 'Opcorwd dcvoHo.nals wi•t:h 1:he 1.CI~eher Paul ' York, Pa.-, for the past fa~c days, The baby has Ueen named Mich- Mrs. Wtlham Herbert of !'-then& wlt~ pnyer- by ~he Rev. Charles. wLI!h devat:i.oos· led by Mr.;. !Wy Smart, givi-ng the praye-r. :M!r. and day~, arravec;t today for a v1sit with ael edward. Grand parents are Mr .l ~~d members of th~ W_omcn .s Aux- During the meeunc the World Day Seyfried. F-olLowing a short busi· MT~. Fl'ank Cheesebrew were in her pa,rents, Mr. and Mrs. GriU and Mrs. Edward llawley , Mint'rs · allary of the Galhpohs Epueop!ll or Prayer service whi~h will be n.e.;s rsession, 'P.'I.i'§SI Reibel spoke etmrge of ·t·he ~ooa~on- 'Pt-r·iod Russell, Bf&~':lfY~ ville and Mr. Pearl Ash, Middle- \ ch~rch w~~e euesU! when the_Worn· 1 held at the Pomeroy Baptist on clmistia:n .soci'al action 11·nd !Mrs. <md -t>hl'l :ttospit.ahly oommiott·ee Mrs. E. M. B~e and her mothport. Great grand mother is Mrs . . ens Auxthary of Grac.e Episcopal church February 17 at 2 p.m. was Waldo Bartels :gave a ruvi.cw uf were M.r. and iM!rs. Baker, Mr. and er, Mrs. Roy TI11-C)', Sr., were in Edith Hood, Minersville. c~urch entertained wllh .a one announced. the book .of Acts. M<r3. Wi)lard Hurley and Mi'.ss Vir- Gallip'olis Tbursd'ay on business. o clock luncheon, Thursday at the Mrs. Osborn, president of the The V-a.le.bt:loe ilJteJru:! wa!l car· ginia Mayes. · Sup_t. L. W. M.t!Comas_attended SILVIR RUN PTA TO MEET parish house. Women's Auxiliary of the Diot.ese ri.ed out in tho decora~ns and R-efrcr hm~mts Q -n keeping with the SeboGl Administr-ators' Con· The valentine motH was used in The Silver Run PTA wiU meet the table decorations which has a of Southern Ohio pve tbe high. r~UI served durJDR" t-he Unooln'g ~i-tt' hda'f and featuring ferem:~ - at the Q):lio UnWersit)' lights of the general convention of sociatl hour by Mrs: Ncrtm~ Kloes, mini.atw-e log ~a~bin 9 -were serv· Stud«int J;enter, Athens, '11up·sday. :!:4:ot=,t)w=·=Schoo=:l:. centerpiece of roses whitein chrysanthemums and red heart shap... the Episcopal church held in Hono· Mrs .. Lester Fauber and MlSli' iMia.r- cd. . GuMts were Ernest CoVert, The conferenee waa Called for the :\f.n. P<ru 1 · Smflrt. 4IDd Janet Kay discussion and explanation oi new ed vases. Sealed with the out of lulu and Mrs. Herbert, chairman of sue:mte •Mleyer. ----,---,town guests were the pr('sidents of the southeast rea:ion, told of the &aker and teacher Paul Smart, school legislation. t lhc variou!l organizations of the ecumenical meeting held recently RETU~NS FROM PITTS!IURGH Mr. and' rM!rs. Wi'tli'am Md.Uer, Mr. M.rs. Freda 8axtoo wa'!l brought chureh and the Re\'. and Mrt;. in Athens for student volunteers Sltelva 'Jean: Amott, d.augh-ler of anti •Mrs. HarOld HLlbbaN. M~ . and home in the RawlingJJ.Coall ambuJ· Edwin Charles. in which students of 86 countries Mr. -ami M:No · Cla.l'k Amott, N· Mrs. Oheesabrew. · Mris; Clifford ance Thursday afier ·beiq a P&ti· M>'S. Fred Crow, Jr. pmidod &tlended. tllmed teeondr frtiin ~blWgll Hayes, Mr. .aDd 'Mr-s. oW.m Brattoo ent tor severll weeks' ·at Hoher ·· · w-here 5M speM the rpast tt.ree MT. and .~Iris. Da._iii(( Darst Jr. Hospita1• . m;>n.l'his in pS)ICir£atrie .tmin'i-nrg ot it L. · nuohan1 ia 'spendihg the St. f'i.ranci·.s Sc~ of N~n-g, EMERGENCY CALL weekend . with Warren ~Pdess . in to a • e Mr. and Mrt. William 9rvJHf left lh1a wek wttb frlindl to apeDCI their vacation 1n norl~ and. ¥n , • umbu> be1aC -...... ... Robert Jay, Mro. Gru~o '1 ! r from Un.tV'M!IJt:y Jbpitfll W'h.ere is staying with Don and De 'I Tbe- eoN:rtnr pm'jfd ol the W(<lie '$he 1has been a IS\Il'eittaJ! rpa(imt Grueser at their home on Gr nt Awake Gii'IIJ 4-H Club was com· Mrs. G'illl'oof Davidaorl vttit.ed Street. Mr. and Mrs.. Howard_ Byers pJI!Ud ~ evwiO& when T~r~~ey wirllh Mrzl. Dora Romjne, they held -a eover«L dish suwer at fle.rter, wbo _i-s Cl'i:tically il1 at tbe- were in Columbus tbia week to 1 visit Mr. and Mrs. James Lewi&' tbe !home oi .fht'Jir councillor Mn: . Holzer Hoopltal. L. W. 'J,Je<;o:n..- Wam weft' made IHrw. - 0r81'ly_ Davis was i.U 11.nd and celebrate thelr hoatea' bl.rtbfor a 'wb:itt ~ &u~ w be Mrs. Noa·b }{as)ajns- was subt:i.i-tute day. lleJd at the neM: ~ with for 'her at -t be Foortb Grade. Joe Young, Sr. was guest of honJa:Qat KJry Baker -as b,ortea. Eal\1 S. Abbott (JIIiClr) wOO ill a or when his daughter, Mrs. Cbaf.. The 4tH colors of green and for-mer MKMI_Q Ori ~ js a Jesllradburj, and b~ famlly enterwhite were used for ttle table de· pal·i eat f.t .a V-etffall!l 'R:'IlSJli.~ i·n tained with a dinner celebratin& coratilolb -and IMre. McComas was F·lol.•kla -an-d bis addreaos is Ward B, his b[rthday Thursday. Mrs. Youna o83Sist.ed by Mn!l. Eber Lewi:.- and Sout•h Room 237, Ba:y Pine, Vet-er· was also a a:uest at the part.y. I Mrs. Robell1l. MeElhinlly. Fourtoon a-ns' Admirw-str~· Hospital, St. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks and membeni' were pTICtiCDl a·o d games Pet~rsburg, F-l"trida. . three children attended the birthwore played w~th prizes g-oing to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darltng day party for her hther, Henry Cbr\sltline CDal5., Carolyn Well s \ave returned to their !ormer Fruth, at the home of Mr. and Mn. and Koarm MeELhimlo/ 00 the Sea: huane in Akron alter he completed Louia Roasi, Point Pleasant. venger Hunt, aod Bal"b&1'& Covert. hls work at. t~c ~VEC plant. They Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bachtel and Janice Ziot'kle aod Jlkt)' Butcb.er 011 have been lmng LR the Rue apart· daughter, Claudla have returned other game.!. ment dn Third Avenue. to their tlome in Eleanor, W. Va. alter a short visit with his brother Forrest Bachtel, and family. Mrs. Charl"l'!! Bennett, Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Mrs. Griff Russell, Mrs. Cook1ng ProJect Sleanor S. Scbaaf, Middl•pcrt Society Eclltor -Phone 6071 POMEROY Girls Wide Awake 4-H Cl11b Finishes POMEROY SOCIETY The Daily Sentinel Frie!oy, Fe6ruory 10, • G.<"O!I'g(', and one ll'i'('(.'JC . Mrs . Bhmrltc K!!t'!h'DC. boiiJtJ o:f ~tlms . Fliffid!-: nNf)' CIBJ,J at ~JK" F.wln ~ F'urJetJ&I ILomc M an~ 1'imc. Burial IWN. be ito Soeeb Grlove c ..-.m dcry. HOLZIR HOSPITAL CURVY " .wlltl Olhrlor at a . conference" in a -New ,York ...._Ito •nnounc:e "'"' wtn • , film ........ or Prlnoe': ~... .hir.:~ Na IHS th8n 200 rlfllln.,l 1M photosr•ph•rt lllnnted lnte the rttorn to ' " the tl~rf.f11m· ed-.ct......_ Sir Lturenft;:. II'Ht •ctor known fDr auch .trtumplla •1 "Hemtet'' Ni;d noJI'!tPI- Admitted Friday: Richard L. Coleman. Long Bottom; Lewis Weaver, New Haven. Admitted Saturday: Mrs. AUlltin Phillips. Births : A son, to Mr. and Mn. Aw;tln Pb!Wpa. �Soturdoy, February 11 , 1956 ,- .RICHARP S. OWIN I Gill. MGII. ... REYNOI.D E. GRIENI Published t>ve~ p.h.j"'"poon enPpt Surtd.sy by Tbe Ohi.o V1lley Se.plingl, lqc., at 110 Y'.E'("I!ianU! St, Pomeroy, 0 Bu~Jni'SS off1re pbonl' 3'98, edil Dri~l orru:e ph®r 397 :Ent~red •~ post ort1rf' 11t se-ronri rilm maihn.e: maller al the / ( Pomeroy Ohio. National adwrtJstng 34:3 l.t> .. inlllon A\'t' , Nt-w Sub~rription rates represt'"nlatJve, Y o r~ Clly, Deh~·f!ry BotttPI"lli-KimLall lnr , 16, N. ).". avail<~blP hy rarrif'r wl:tpe 30 rt>als $1~ pPr Wt>E' k o ne year in advancl' Dt The Daily S,f!Unt>l olf1ce, 80: SJX mohths., f7 .80; three months, N 80. By motor route wherf' a\·allable one month , ft. By ma il one ye~r S8; Blx monl bs, $4 215; thrH' months, $2 SO; one month, $1. WASHINGTON bu:ltMfi:ly Jnhil\'t'l"eal')' dred ~ Sil'lday· tte was l!ti~ 'Whee ~~ ~of w:..~ 1 fot - ched hlmdpklcoked 11owerlr from lllle ~ to CUI1"f H)e rav.or of Mlili'Y Todd, whom t.tll'Min fioo 'lly f' i!OOT!led d.u'f\"ll' lt1hl' mwkllt' ui ~ll· Not t Ftfl Ahfo, aloog about tha.t thme, ~;;f. • Dr Wililam E Petersen of the lJnivcuaty ol Mlnnesotn wUI be the rnahl Hpeaker £or the annual me(!fillg of tht · Ct"qtral Ohio BreedJnl{ A:c;H(K'Iahon with wh tch mam· da1rym e n tn lh19 nreo nrc nrrlli atf'd on Ft'hrua1·y 25 The meet-1 ine Will ~gtn nt ' 11 a. m . in th& NI'w Ohw Unwn on the Ohio state trntversily ca mpus 1n Columbus Peterson as rel'ognlzed throu"hOIIt the world 88 a toremost puU\ont y on the cow'll Ltdder. He Is th e! author or over 3oo pop~lar and srt{·ntillc publications accepted hy sdl'ntisls the world over. to sever a tow's udder., Keep alive by connecting it with an ficial heart and lungs and thus stud}· scrrets of lo~alion by alter· 10~ the content or the Ulood lllrl'nm. , , He has rec:ent~).' f'l'rmvrd ('Onsuterahle publicity for. his raco1·ch WOI'k on "protecllve malk". He and hiM co-workera, Dr B?rry Campbellbe~l ot the Unlvraaty of Mmne~o~ota s Medical School JlnatOI~Y di'Jmrtme n.t , have found it pmiSihltto lmmuna:w htamnns llllalnst cerhun daseosl's by hllving them drink nulk f1·om cows vaccinated for the One or his most spectacular re- diseases H h1 eXpt'cted Dr. PeterM-arch nch1cvml'llh• tn connection se n will give a portton of h1s talk with milk ·mukinl: In the row wuN enHUed, "New Look In Dairying". to this rcRellrC'h work DAILY CROSSWORD·-.. s Ar•me ot akUI • It- lltllltr , moon un&J to. llnft. 11 Monetary untt ot wonder 18. Ratt• Etq&dor 22 About U Ntoko.,.. •I ~ 24 Jtva trtt I'.,.U,~ 2B Carried 29 Bmall 13. ~· 15 C•!ttoml& Oily druptltt.J 30 Old Non~e work 31 Cryout In pain lrwbJ lnAnnu~l ollalks nUn...,. J ""' tt on means too prevfml ""n outb1~ of war OOt'Wie'eni ilhe rarriers of tbl& paper aa;e be&n· ~· nmg an Intensive eiihf·w.'itek cant~t Arab cwn4lri:es and' lSIItaoel. PN!siill'llrch for clove'rs th'll week as •he 4~l denl EBmhower. t:<ipenk.lng at fus SccoJld Annull Good Luck Ne,..-s-' ptqk newg oon(I:'!"Cllre m Wat<'l hin<gton, paperboy co 11test gets under way. from th~r p)edged 1hilml¥1"1f b> 00 4!\'ery.tlhm& Tht> natJOnol, ltPQnBOred by tht:~ customers. 'pO.•ISllble to tak.l 1lll k.etiJ.Hilg illhe C:ood Luck Products Divis.i9D of ~oo word hom t:hJisl. believed on 1\un, Eacb bpy is •"Jiblc lor 118 maqy ' 1 (•VI'I' 8 ro'b ers: Company I8· ~pen. prizes anti WCI I' ~ll~t'd. of hls ·rhhice as arf' tovereJt TH,E BAD In uU 1'h(' nuily Sentinal new~-by tho number of clovers he semJ;;\ 1 Ttvcnew ~-eooh gw:wemm()'tlt 'l'hf' wroth or C:orl .DOll .Jrs us' 1n at the end of tP,e cont.e11t. Prl:(es. of Soci:a~WL Glly Mollet wm emceusuJl' uf iw huviol' WI.I S lwapcd ptlperhoys. With $1 ,000 college scholarships, range from flllshligbts and printing broiled ut troublil' bol·h m Nol'lllh upon lho ~e who wt•rc highly I CII I:l tt•h!Vision sets, cameras, bi~ycJe g presses for &0 clover iltaiTIPB, to Afl•tca and at ~tome. Mal1d went ious In the Plwl'i se{'s, Suddur{'cs and o hos t of other prizes as thetr l . _ d ·mm"•g pools .ro A.l"t:J>llll .j.n h....... u.f 11eachiom: a 1 1 s. l' 1 · i)I be 1• 1tmston se 1s an s.w1 '" ~,. • ''""t'~ nnd H'ilbs, WI' a rt• ablt• to f1nd I he ~oka , t 1eh.' _en 1ne c,arr1 ers •w r ~ m lhe OOO.clover categOry. Dume ntle a.g'ret:l'JTI..!llt !foe was met count~·r pal'l of many JICOpll' who 1 1 a ~ 1ng 11 custmn~rs o s V~ o, V 1 bl . If; orfe d by l'IIC•tOUs C'JlOWW of Jq"leW.'lh <X~IoaJ·f' 111 tlw dnn·rht·~ loday. How thcm the "do\'£r . r:; lanws" '1t~q! r ~;::: ;o:m:c; ~~o~ers 'ln ll'.\:>1~ who shOulled "M'O lWI rtl(} dhe would li e ri'CO,IOm t• Uwm 'l J'asil y tl~t· rl'onl upper m:ht-hund or ' .11'"1 '1 d . . 11al!ows" t!lllld pclrt OO him wdh l1()t" 11 k pnzcs are 1 us ra e m a comtc ~ t'llOlJgh, you ('lll'l be sudc o( t I1c \oOOI ,uc m~~;rQ:er 1n~ book being du;lributed to all boys t1m vegl€jt1atl~ee. Ill' tJhc Nabonal Tho fm;l on1•s He would ll1 come - ~ - -~- __:_,- • I who enter the cOnte!lt. A~mbly tn PaorJimwmt. >llbe fol nware of a1c those who dc grn dl' . 1 dd"t' t th chand' ll' O'wretl\':1 o! &1lli..t:ox: J- ncJ,c!r Pi e11re und lulk ai.Joul ollll'l' p~opl 1• m thl' and scor~s of ch\ll'dtcs aenJSii the n a 1 lOR 0 ese mer Ire Pou~ It~ a Mlbuster thurdt Thosf' people feel thtt~ l count ry Were rlos<'d for Sunday ~rlzes, each newspaper~oy who wlhir:h \rtl'UIIrt pM'Ial~ pM"II~B!mt'lll· they huve the h1ghc~l puonly 1n School. Th1:>~ conung li:aster I con ~olle~ts 600 or more elmer stamps]ll)ry ac•tllcm Pou,iade won ~ 2 soots knowmg uh!lt 1s hi's! fnr lhcl unaguw an overflow cr1,1wd 1n LS ehglbje to compete, for ten inthe&embly 1ir!HtteJaoD 2eltecChurch They honour G01l Wllh every Mc1g's County church that $I .OOO college srholarshlps . bon T1 ~ £Uibu.<~lcr+ thf'lcat wa.<: the mouths but thf'lr h1•nrh nH'i w1ll mmc lhl\n (\oublf' the avclaAc T.he ten new~pnperbo~·~ an the c-a.u~~ byll¥tt'empb tooo~,Wl 12 Pou· for rrom llim Su nriay alh•ndal ce Unlted States who fl\lbmit, In con· ,81 d'- d ,,_ , _ · ' · 'd l r lh• judges the best J ""' ep<A'K:W w•...,.e e 1ecttono 'II<'· 91 The next who would rome umlcr Wh.~> s hould 1h~ church be t' mern lOR 0 ,_ · ~o:rim were roollftfted Ills di~pl('a s ul'c would hf' thust • ply on Chmtmns and pnclted 011 C898f of 2M words or less or. the who make so mu('h or dHH'I'h acti Ea~tN Sunday? rrec 1sely lhe 1wmc subject~. " W_hy I Want to Go To 2. Riots ;n vt tics but who nctually cure vPry 1eu 11on that 1·pligl0n was condemn- College • w11l each be ~warded 1 Ol-e froUps .qf lltllc ror Him 01· llw Jo ~t wtliun ell hy Jesus; the hea.rt 9 of uur $1.000 college scholarshtp tQ the ~ched t~ , the commumty Such wm sh1p 1w·n church nlt'mbcl's nrc far rrom coJl~ge or newsp~perboya, repre- ~nt.s st:aded insert tiU! C' onmuanduwnl ~> or own ('hmt and lfis massmn p[ winning 1ent~ng 850 Amer1can !'cw~papers, 4ay &j'timt tJba nnd tgno••e the tea<'hinJ(s ur tht• 1wopl.:o to uw Ct'oas. on Christmas parhClpo.ted in the F1rst Annual of GenmJ,iaWnio Word of God (t.fatlh('w 2!\·231 I the .bother of ~ellmg ready after Goo~ Luck Newspaperboy Contest. QO's Falal'ltg.e Evon lhou~h stalisllt'!l shnw n th1• opening g 1rts was to much. So Ulgeni0\1!1 Wf'!:'e some of the ouot high index of dmrr h member- They d 1d not cnrc to hear about boys that they were able to qualify out Rhlp, there Is ltttle rea son to bt• the birth or 8 Saviour. The reason for as .many as six or seven separ· wt'!re , ~ed heve !hat Chri11t is m mud1 of till' that the churches will be full on ate pr~zes The ten lop prize-win- I !f ;;;g 1 1 1 ~---- Boy Scouts Mark 46th Birthday 11~on It 8tnllt -. ~~~ eard ,....,.,,.. ,, •..," f• at . loulll.· -~•ut 1nbr.) sa. llub out at 40P ID. c ...try It Ammean lndlu ••· Pmooo 11. 001" v,... 3·00 Dr &putS 3:3'0 zoo Parade ' I~word. MONDAY 4 15 Modern Romances 4 30 Que~n !r,r ;1 Dsy 5 00 Old Timer · :_... z ('enu pr. word will be chaued,.for advertl&lnJ Jt Mt palcl. for bfilore thf' (.&ill of eicb moalb folfowlaf Insertion. FQU rate Of 6·00 Ruy Ro(trR 6::10 700 It's A Great f.lfe hr. f(t Saturday Night Jamboree Bie SUfprj,e BOO Perrv Como 0 .00 People~~ AN F\1DDJ' 9 30 Texaco Star Theatre 10 00 GeorJe Gobel 10 30 flit f'arade 1100 News ·& SporU HeadJin• 11 ·10 Owl Theutre 1 30 Sign orr "'" 4.00 IUO 6o00 6 SO e ·4!S 1ar dl&!llfled ratPJ. ObJtuarl84 published at 1 cent per word rlJw.~ed Ailo re<eiVed bF moU or telephone. Jlvea eareful aF~ Uou. 411 ~otices News Picture .ET OUR EU:CTIIONIC SECR!l'l'AIIY TAKE YOUR WAN.T ADSATYOURCONVEN]ENCE IN THE EVJilNINGS. CALL Zlfl'l. 7:30 8 00 to'medy Hour 9:00 TPievfflbl Playh.OUM Tbt.>atre 5:30 J!owdr Doody 6 ·00 Superman 6:30 Spott!J. Eye 6:40 News Ph:tu.re 7:00 7:30 7:45 1:00 8:00 9 30 10:30 11:00 • ~eo. Phoae 94. Bli Town News Car4van Caetllr'~ II'OI.JII' lled1C Robert Montpmecy All star Thellll'e News U.adline~ Weatbercae1 Preu Bo¥ Greatest Fi&htJ Ia CeatUJ7 5:00 5 30 5: ~ 6·00 - C&ll 1:00 TV Cla!I.S:roOm 1.30 Bible Comes !\live 2 00 Ha.ns Chds tmn Andt'i'Son 2 : ~0 ,\dventure 3.00 Face the Nation 3:30 Swldaoy News MONf!AY 9:00 Sl«n OB Pray"' 9·00 Captain kangaroo 10:00 Garry .Moore 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 11:30 atr~ke It Rich 12:00 Valiant Lady 12:1$ Love or Life 12·30 6eareb for Tomorrow 12:45 The Guldtne LigJK 1:00 Katie's .K.itthea 1:30 Love Story 2:00 Robert Q. Lewl, 2:80 Housepirty 4·00 f The _Briehter Day - ' 2!U . ' .-L~:_--.- "- .&ii_lWPJ' _,_ __ - -1'953 PONTIAC 2-0oOJ· Slabn, ~ike MW, $995 Blnclitilll!lt's, Poffl.m,y, Ohl<J_ !il&2 CHEVROLET ~'2;;;;;: Sedan, $895 BllaleiLtloor's, Pome- ~ TD"s, ~- ll-6tc Front Row Center Omnlbua Annie Oakl~ Lassie 7:JO Jatk Benny 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 G. E. Tbe,ah·e 9·;!p <\l(red Hllchcock Tbe~IJ'• 10:00 AppOin~ment 'flth Adv~· ture 10.3P What's ~y Line 1 11:00 Sunday Newi $p~~l I ):1~ Late Show 4:80 On You:r Aecount &:00 Lul!lty 8 - b Do30 Tbe Early Show 8: 30 11'DIU' Esoo Reporter 8·0 SpoUJibt on Sporll 8:05 WeatllermaQ 7:110 PotU Pago Ul Doq l!dwards, Newo 7:30 llolilntul04 8:110 BllrM • Allen 'l'aleat S..uts 8:00 I Love, Luty 8:80 Del..,bv llrltle )0:00 StUdio ODe 11:80 Up to the mlnvte Nen ll:OS Camera Nf. • a:eo _,., WHTM·TV Chonnel13 ' 2-11-S.tc 195" PpNTIAC 8-cylindflt CUSOOm c•1lal""' C<rupo S) 79&. Bloott· 211-&tc 1 uar's, Pomeroy, Ohilo. 2·11.ftlc 1955 -- - -- --------- - $ Call 1955 FORD S!Oitllon Wti....,, F0111k>- T1l!o matiiC dri¥e, $2395. Jimmy ParIBOn's, Mktdl:epi:lltl. _ 2-11-0tc 12-22-lf FOR TNE BEST IN USED CARS Stl 1 I • 1 1955 PLYMOUTII. WM'o miJdel Qt • low !*l1<e. $189S Jimmy Pllr- 2-11-81<, ...... - -· IllS& ro!ID ~ va ~:. ~ wns, L!bt:flt. Jots ot $1995. Jimmy - . . _ Mld<lle· (l..o~:al • ,,118 ~ !ID ~:00 Pull!!< SC!!Yl<• 1:!1 Klt\IIIOf ~ aa. Comblnlnr form fi'Cim Film ::::g m~"'"'"' I:Qji ••.,••t.J. aoiu: "meN" •• - Shade 43 wo,.hlp ta. Peel• 8:80 Plcl~rall!j wJIII ~-lap 1:~ 44 Crau t 7 Tricky II&TJJII"'Y Newo by John Core 7:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:110 City lloloetiYO O..,k J~bil5r Gfp Olio w La........ k Lit< llerlns at 80 5I.QO 38 75 eenpls -·----··· --- _ 0065 416, For Rent or Sale I8 8 I Auto Services ~mploti WB~EL AUmiliENT llalanC!lnl' and brake ~~enlet. 'Haekett•' Safety ServiCE!, W~sl Street, Pomeroy, Ob:lo. -118'7. 1·141 IUNCU.Y WIITN I -rY-11 11.1111 SIGN ON 1a:oo <AII(IJ Oral Roberta 11:30 hill> For Today 1 Whitt mat· ,,, of tbt brain 1.00 Feature 2:00 Slar'o Poroclo canat l zooo ·ru,. 10:80 N..,. • :15 FUm !Oo3o W•"""' IOoiO &pont 10:48 Cba'rlle Cb.a• IJ'Iaeatre a:oo t . lcorth 3 Capital I Conn l 4 CVtnlnJ (pool .) a. BoY• nlc\tnamt tf- ~~ AX1'DLBoltXR It LO,JIOPEf'i PW One letter limply Jl&hdl for uolhfl'. lfl ~tat~ b]l MJM for UM three L'a. X for tht two Ol~o ttf:. l""lf "'""' HAt" · trophltl, 1..he lenrtb aad torm1tJon ff' tM word• '"' Jll hlat4JCach day &he eodt lttttn an dtft''""'' · DAILY CRl'PTOQVOTE- !JPt'lltMJ P.Pt-,... A (:lyptorram ~Poo 011!'10! IW!lFJ V~ DUUP . KO Hill PWIUI VI lfK .Jif"J!..,.II'!;/ISpiJ. 'I/1/YI V PI;IK ......,__.__ .........-..... Y••t•Jll!o1.'& iQ , CrJP.f:.t;tot N<m!IHIJ BUT M4V U I&T• " . 11R. Jf1Gfl1 U Bln--'PUPP!IR- TER. AJiD tlllll!j' ••Y •co...,. oP •••••c• OrftCIAL BOJ llf)OIJT WIR POSTU NPJO!hP ~100,000 Cob kouts, In lo4ay'o world and to prepor• aot lcftlltl, lol'l!rlll. and .ldult them to carry \heir tun lhiM ltdtrt throu O\&t the nation In the ye..,. DhNd. ~Ill Qburv~ O't_ Seout We,k, Boy Sco~ Weelt oWtva.nctt J'ibruacy I to Jl. martin' the wJII tepJ1lrt rededitaUon Ctf6..th anniven~~;)' ol the Boy monlejl tq b' conduc:1ed' -by ttleh Scoull of America. of the nation's' lOf,OOOi!fa at Since- 1910~,.~outlnc has served theJr meettna p~ en bruover tt,aoo,wu ban and adult ary 8, ~· acru.a of .......,., &outlfta Ja America. tnTite ,~., Four-Y..,- Proar~m. tlqJIII hon4 '""JJ)Jjf 1")11 ~mn•­ "0~" for Q9!o1 _finiS M)' Coun- tlz'tp t e purpOsli of 'tHe '':lOY II)', ro auneh~ In 1•1141 to help Sc:Oo~s •1 Am•rlc•, aot4 'Jinic:b pt- -0&'1 I!Oirl 10 UYO ~Wilqo. . -~- , : - _' . ... r,a~ 4:30 Abbott lc COJ\(!110 &:00 <ABCI Slil1<J' Cireul 8:30 I Am The'Yw ...... llllllfll""•-•r ,,•• Hour , 12:00 SIGN OFP famtly Wt'll~ .t(<Mnt rilimm in RockJood w11h his pat'ef){s, Mr ar;d P.lm lf6rnlan BlN"t ~lr a111od Mi~ Emili Eyorrn tnlll'«1 'Phun'day from 1he Koehler pr.opcrh , Eat~l Ma-in st, ~o t'ht·cr lwm'ie, N-cn9e' Scl:fllement HOMER l'oolhitd, Oblo. -NOTICEFOR THAT SPECIAL PARTY OR DINNER I DURING FEBRUARY SERVE 1 1 ICE CREAM the C~YI•nient 1tnd ahr-•l'five W'l'f indivicW.IIy JlkerJ •nd decor •ted Willi heart'. ch&rr'f cluifH" or hMchet Qlesign \JRDER TODAY FROM YOUR NEAREST RICH YALI. EV DEALER OR PHONE 6152-J Rtai VALLEY ICE CREA~f MIDDLEPORT OHIO OPTOM'R'fR lilT N. W. COMPTON, 0.- D. • ·- STYLE ... 'DON'T WAITI CALL TODAY YOU'LL HAVE THAT CHARMING NEW LOOK . C8'11"led SHIRLEY WIPPLE Pnmerov, 521 04 our persona] serviee. ROOMS OF ~ N•w Furniture 52104 at competitive prices. 292 82 6,266 64 Phone 311-M 109'" Court St. - -~- ~~ - a Brlehteat Comer In )Uddleport a ~ ""BAKER F'UR.NJTURI! 1'1 2·1Q.3te --~-- 9976 • · e.. - - · doUble - · E>lo<llent lo<&tikm, ...... .chool. If~. wtli~ M. 0 , W•ljlit. ~0... Rt I. Box 30 ... pholoe Obe!lhiroe 77275. 2-11.:11< • FENCE SALE PoMERdY MILK ..• a reallrHI far..._ 11 ,535JH. ryone ••• children ond grown- !),ri45 33 31 s. 75 8.25 ,.r ,.;. lti>n BoD 1.00 ,.. Roll A SJm:lal Pu"'hase mak01 lhll prlee pallilll~. Good only ai 18n}ll iaPPIY Jasla. DON'T WAit! CLIP TliJS AD w~l~~Sc: On any Roll of Fenct Only one ad limit per roU, no •• 1,62Ui8 ups alikel AJ a drink ••• 9 ,545 33 f\U>Ilds 4 pt. ..ltle 118\iied Wll'tl - - -- - A Tteflf Itt tire latin F1mlly! ~ FURNITURE ~ ;'lOa. The Ohio 1: ;~ BAKER sd High Qualiir HOUSF. FOR $ALE, 484 IJO<wit St.. !ollddlepoiot, Olllk>. 7""""" 11ou.re With bat~, Wo1l ro wall Ohio li-------------------------=== NEW HAIR ~RoFP'IT'I', Bring It With You ~unds 3.Hl 1 211 Outet:andmg Wan-anl\.s, llecemli« 3J. 1955 <Mdl Genr,r-ral Tmvn~:>hi.Jl Fundl> 1,005 26 Bala!hlde •In D~~o.ry, Decem her 3 J , 1955 Township Fun& 4,616.52 delicfOVJ, refreshing, packed tun of eneray and pep to make every slap lighter, eve. 1953 BUICK • 4 door .. $1 195.00 • •, r I ry d111 lirlght.,l tu a cooling 1951 BUICK 2 dr Sp.c:iol 19$1 BUICk 4 dr Roodmaster 1949 CHEVROLET 2 dr 1950 DODGE 4 dr 1950 PONTIAC 4 dr 1949 DODGE 4 dr 1950 FORD I Yz Ton Truc:k 1947 OLDSMOBILE 2 dr. 1948 ¢HEVROLETldr 1941 FORD Coupe ., • < -' TILLIS US"b CARS Next To Potitofllee 6106-'Y , -·--- Rutland, FOR A BEAUTIFUL !'or sale'-! 1Ja1< lmlder, 10011 COI!IIitlorr, dOal ,fl() bal.. clodn llav: 2 •hOI!..,., 1Cl>,',! 10:30 Live Wrestling 11:15 jlt~ Call 11:45 P l - 1 5 7:00 (ABCI You <\lted For n 7:3~ (ABCI F&lllOIUI Film F..U. val-''lVWY llu.nter." 9.00 (ABr.)Chaoce of ' Llte&im, 9:80 <ABC) Ted Mack's Amateur p110 ]X"11y to UDN'lln H~rg ht.s Mr and ~ :'S Miarvin Burt 13ud rent or aale. In suear · 127 Butternut For Sole <o ,.........._ uu·m ·"rs.. Servieel9 ------------Toot~ Paym~rts Ul'gcd .tn . &ll't"Dil :J.rwl n!·\t, :t.he i.I)IM ot rt.bcir mOIIiher P,fr.; !'.fll. and 1m> Fxtdie S:lU moved i woek ofrom tthe Rot-.ert Arnold R-\1hk• 2,601 81 agl' -- ------ - Rto;~d an-d J3T,ii!gc Fund _ 236 31 WILLIAMSON Form Supply will tJ.e. a shurt IIJ"h!,"l"'. un All mt-rrtbt·J-... art> lt~r..:a~nv~t~ - - - IUYitl~ 1 crtt!k1al oondibion Mo\'01' V eohrcl<', MmlsieJ.11'1ll - - ~-Gas R~m __ : __ . 'Jiotnl MilsccJrJ~tt<; Rr.oc we:M. 2·11'01< ,porit, ., lelana) t8 Put up a poker atake DOWN by 300.00 . SA!fl AHD ~n-'1 .Tolm Yllim Yat'l'S waR ialmn to Mount St lb'y'j:a i-U»;plfat at Ncll!:oXmv.U.t• where ehe rffiu~•ng m 7 200 00 6'1 03 !}2 tJ l 4 34 Blut l'r'UI 37 Mwlc note 4,13086 C:ov- -- 'P:~K lr~ht'rit'llnl'f' To~x C1gawe.tt ~ 'f ,1 x flO Mr and Mrs. C~'l'!' Ze.rkll' ond Mr. and "Irs. Paul 7A.-J-klt> WlR' 'L"8::led •o W€1fh;.1oo t:hiso wet"k Pla~ns. Glll'>OJ I'ne repor1ed a!l oot I! Total J\«"E!jptog ---- --- 11 ,535 01 PAYMENTS Gcnerol Exeeut.ive Servoices-Compenrs-aotlon of T11ustees -------- ----- 1,93!5 00 350 00 Clompen::mtlio'n: or CLerk . 89 12 2""o - -------------- -00 00 Room Renrt -·--------TM!a.l Geoo'r'a'l Exe'Cmt.lve 11149 CADILLAC, paillt, gOOd :tmes, r.adio o.anc:1 hate!', $975. Jiimm,- Pamons. Middleport. 2-11-81< I I Mr Mid ~- JllaroW Lt>mlt·v Mr-". Eddie Romine 0011 dau£Jhtm :recEmt V'l!>i.tors in Galhp:.ll• ~ rua Brooks who rs a mt• dlcal jt:dliltd at Uolzer l~>lh i II 'liax A:nri::t <t'll•l ..... Ohl6 .fanuary lsi, 1956 '11uppers Mrs Jacf}h F.her~har·h ks:IB Ebe!'St:HM:Ih W11h ~J ebl('kC·n d~ TburJJday oat t!le1r homt· -Mm. Vhltt'lht Oaho Itt conrm'\11 l<~ hrtr •bonw>, Lineal!n lh•i~s. b~· 1l\· VWuwUon _ 3,076 00 Tax Levy- ----- - ---- ---- · 18.00 -·~~~~~~~~~~~~ 19M l!UICK - . . Oooo· Vory dema~lt filllt ftoot l<i'AIITvdbltel Caupe-, $995. Bl•8let.t· MENT. ' AutOini'tlc ,., las harna~e . llomeroy, Ohioo. Fire, Automobile, Health P! lfUY\C!ll ) WIT.LYS SIMion W~ ex· .... gdocl, $8911 llloolt-'o, l'lom· enoy, Ohio. 2-11-6tc - INSURANCE AGENCY Sa lft.l 1958 4:00 fi:OO 8:30 7•00 4:115- secret Storm Pome'r,oy, Ohio. ~. sn.d ~ 4hf 1t:r~ 1 h.,•ehy <.,,l,•fy '"" ron.w;ng tn MtDDLEPQRT, OHIO oeport rto bt' con't"<'l 6136-M PHONES 6318 Ft·ancl'!> PMlcer To"nsh1p Clt>rk. ~~::;'I RECEIPTS Gcn,e-t'll l p;l"('opP.rty Tax $ ~ ~. $28911. llt.olt- Church's Big Story Saturday News SpeclaJ Featur-e Report You Are There S~turflay Luc,- Show ami a. pl(l IMO Total Salu-roal"S aOO Wa1.nt~ Pa1d Ourmg tl.ht.• Ye-at· Reo I Estate Broker 1055 P.UICK 8 Suner R J vl(!'l~.a Couu~ ,..,.- 'run 1h•Not- Decllmber 31, 1955 Populetlon 730 ' A(CIDf!IT LIP•, CMuilty and Bonds 2-ll.ftlc roy, Ohio Tfw Me~'l Coufl'ty lhthng ('Iuh at lht• ltutk Sprrn~s f:r:U:)1l'<!> l~..tl Tul"SS:,..JY. h·h 14 .a1 R p m FoJI(Iw1og dJI.• hUSJttt•Hi M-S> For ttf• Fiscal v ..r Endint RODNEY DOWNING a~7.;.;:~;w;;. Wl'll llll~ MliCU COUNTY, OHIO !8, _Ayto Sale$ i'lf:'ren . l-\i!lf.~f~lil SUNDAY Sitgn On P.rayer Lamp Unto My Fl't't Look Up & Live lbe Christopht'rs Camera 'l'hree 12·00 Let' s Take a Trip 12:30 WHd Ball Hickot Pomer~y I RIDING CLUB MEET ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT ORA~GE TOWNSHIP 2·9-Stc 9 30 S!llD On PrayCT 9·30 C11ptatn Kangaroo 10:30 Wink:y Dink and You o·so 11.00 Mighty Mouse Ployhouse 7:00-.lo!tp.,. carson Show u ·so Tales of Tex.u Raua:ers 7:80 Beat the Glock 12.00 Big Top 0:00 Staee Show J.OO Lone Ranger 8·30 Jackie Gl.eflson S~ow &·OO ll-erb Scpriner's 1Wo for 1·30 Capt sin Midnleht 1):30 It's Alwsys Jan 2 00 :P,e$l (l'oot Forward Cross· lO:po G~qsm&~e 2 30 Town & Couutry I ll\:~ llomoB ftllftYoq 'J1beOfl'Ol 11:00 The ~e Show ioo' 10 00 10 00 lO.SO ll :OO 11:30 2-3·tf CANDIDATIS For oalhpaign cal'ds, novelty advert ising, and book m&l<'hes, Tony Martin prevwu~y painted. twn of $5000 ~I' day, fr om l1il' eonh·att pn~. will Ue made ror time bhond JQ.ne M, 1958 All bids must be o.ecompanl ed by a bohd sitned , by two s ur&1tr~ approvca by tl1e Codnt:v Comrftilsioners in the. sumo~ $1 .QQOOO for 1-3l8!e , llldtleport 62'15. _ t.e• P4•1 " Mary Ford -- --~~ that has been Paint w11l be furndshed by til~ County Com mas.swners; all othermaterials to bt' supp'h ed by t~e contractor rf'<'cJVing the award' Ruch w&k to bo completed b•·J June lst, 1950, and that a !led~~· . IllcoME TAX-SERviCE. Caii ll :OG 11:10 11 :15 11·30 -byNJoooo LOO Sl&n Off -------~ und doors, ami applvmg two ('Oats ur pamt to t he exteriOr of thf' Meigs ()(Junty Court HoU&fduw~ _)IAJIMALL TRACTOR OWN~'$ 0Jd you know you could save 25% or more on parts by havrn~ your tractor engine Overhauled before March 1, 1956? Also a~ about our specJil on li!:lqUng ~4 IUa~•P· M•lls Equipnlt*t 10·00 r.oreua Youna ,'Jbow 10:3Q JusHee Wheth•r )'oa nted blr· lprMd f.row equapment or only %-l'OW planting at.paolty, you otill n,..j AllitoChalmed lllhort boot precf.. paml, puttymg and repaining wln- lll..l lh• Pless Gospel Harm.onr Bop orr IIOTfCI TO CONTRAr.TORS Nnl1 rc 1s hcfcby aivf'n that sealtd propos:tlM Will be rt'Celved at the Off1<·e {)f tht> Board or Mt.>igl> ('ounty Comml~siu n er!4 nt the l'ourt House In Pomeruy, Ohio, un. 111 Thursday , Mial'('h' 1s1. 1956. at 12 o'clock nonn for th t following counl v work . For labor ()reparmrif s udace fur a.ta at 1'bdka and [,Pfclll N~ ticef ot Events prlDted at retU• Wide Wide Wwld C@ptuin Gallant tr~sure ~ill" 121) Real Fstottt tiline! Will not be r•lpOIIIff>le ~ ta'ore tho one 111Coriiet l:D- oit. Frtt~ 11~ 6:06 AGv~111q-8boui;J til ~ed iiDn.edultol,. Tbo Dolly 1 7.00 Llberaco 1~ . 00 -:;O•e DIODtll ror 2ll eeull ,.. 1 WCHS-TV Channell SATURDAY tecutlv~ertluaa. 5 :'10 Sky Ktnf 1:oo 3.00 1'i1e 1!1~ .Pa¥011 B:SO BOb ~....~.Show =::: U. WIIM Dl ........ HI~ ~. If· ~. , 32. Bttd aratn. IU in Wli8lun~n. Christianity thattoIs see put on display EaRter that everyone wantscare to acbolarshlpll. for the World Christmas be seenIs They do not really arrived on Sunday thi~ past year to find or honor a risen Saviour 17.Qt. 1 ll'.opre51eDilillbivru opened ~~e~rs~w~e~r~e~a~w:•:r~d~ed~$~1~,000:~·~o:ll~eg:e~~~~~~~-~-~sly:~,~m~ ' b:l~a;zltbe S't.ooets. rt41 1 U PermiJtlon Napoi"''''O to be abten& ftr.,~ ,,u~ from duty •. IC11114 I 12 Onttlnl' 10. Painful , 13. PU!ciOAed Jf. Youth U Live coal 19. Of the 1~ Skill 18. Muelc nou 17 Solemn Sunday Sermon &enlri.orJal J'<lce to Jlou;g Dr. William E. Peterson Will Be COBA Annual Meet Speaker 2·00 Talent Showcase 2 30 Operation Noah 1 V. WESLEY JENKINS PASTOR, RACINE AND la9. If• f'emlrked It~ it ~ "~:~ Bi:THLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH -~ hp ·Jnd 1nqt a r.aU." M&tth•w IS : 1-9 . lf~ 1JfiM'eR him r>l>f{h1, he'l'ht • Lord .lesus scl(lmn. 1r cvc1 cause Unc61n wounill up 1n1 ~ hc rehuk1•1l llw ~•nn t · t whn ll JlploMh· W1hl.t.6 ~. 1&'0 you koow ed 11111' The harlol, lhe puhlu.·an , and the thH•f, eue h retelvd 11 goo1l Abe Mr WJr.ar:d 12:30 TV ('hapel 1:00 Ch~mplons,h!p BowUnM I torJft'l. I dct ~er .th!M uhoot t-hat time 'he t8nigled ~n ltt•blrl>E> with Slepht!n A. Douelas But I h.."'J flo,... ll<oJgla< """' 'h od 12·00 Sign On Today CoUee Time Dmg Dong School 10 30 Ernie Kovacs Show •o;:;.,~;.;;:~,~w-o!ldw's of trhc WOJ1I. d 11 :00 Home C of tJbe agreemoent is ex:pectt'Jd. Aid ~o Egypt by tt..e 12:00 rennes~e Ernie bank ap tn.tennettioo!a I :institut ioo 12·30 Feather Your Nest Mt1h theadqu.anters in Woa~. 1 00 Bob &: Jan Carr 2·00 AdveQtures o r Ellery raJJ 1mpootl13ntl ooooM •t o I&""';.•, eamvaiitfl' fior ero-nuni~ 2 SO Queen Camero G~ to Sehool I'~ <>I""" ~ EJoot _ 3:00 Matinee Th~atre 4:00 Date With Life 3 Afllo8['iean, Br-1wab and f.flellC'h 1ht> nwa- which allo\W'(j that ~itlvr:ry rottld be ~olrnded lntv n.e-w tmi- "'..... - dn prmelple 10:10 Sla:n On 10·15 Chl'IStian SCience Pro,Kram 10·30 What One Person Can Do 11 00 This is the Life 11 :30 Map to ~~Jl DM1dWII1 8imk lor fte.coorufti~UcfJOil and lltweJopment wiJ~ rhclP to t•Jn&ooe ~he gj,ganl·~ "h.i.gh d'Mn" a.t Aswan on tlbe N1IE! River The 6:55 7:00 dlmt, & HI Y"fflll" 1JII'Ojecl, 'WIH be 4tle 9:00 !~rg~~t of its klond in tho! WOlild. 10:00 1 , dwonf' th(' 'PYIJ"&mids'. on.e ot ~it'J't'd IM't' - -- ------ - - - 1. Pale 2. Egypt .aoceptOO up b) t1he K.lrrms-Nlelrras- ha Act VJ. 1854. That AJirll m ~ent by Whidl lthe. lntWr bad practtlca)iy '1.1091. rtflti'JII"St 1n !po- bm 111 t•he lndum:£1 wdde~~. to lrv4: with t'he two oifgprJng~r of Tom- Abt> aM Sanb No M.,ks Or 8nn4s I had twogotlf'fl that a few mor)bhl; o.U~.>r tr~ oomlm.tion on thL• Rt"pubh("81U n~£'11 L1ncoln w.rote a fnilf"Dll , in parl : ' If any Pei'Soi)J'KII di(aSI("J"J ptton of mt• ~ .(•hraught dl>sil'llbLe, \l may be ' •- Dotraud 7 EdJtotl rarment 1. llland ot ,&~»la}'an pemn.o:t ula, n>I"C to •irt brands """'>)loot-.1." l had ~. ~oo. that Abt.• When lhf' ('IIUIIK"I(}3lor Sl:li d "God h~ my mol her, alii that f am or f'V'N' hOIK! to be, I <twt> ~0 'her" hf was oot spea.lung r.r >hi~ motnf.r, N..:tn(y Hanks LllK'Oin Hot> thad In m1nd l11s s tepm411ihe'r, Saroh Budt .To h.ooon, who mlrl'l't'>d A.bt>'~ fathf"l', 1'1o rn L ltt>t'O)n Naney Hank's l,j;Jl('l)~h' di+d ifl 1818 qf ''n ~1lk l'lic«tte!~!>'' a«ording fu tu.•.!.OJ'J.P.M Jcrbn ll<nd A)l('e Dur•nntt Y.ot.mg Abe 8(1~y would ~ member tiel' Abt> ~I l 'll ~~Wid deorly hw&:l hi~ 'frtpp nl'<d her wl~ brou~ht tohn>e of ht'r .mwn young to olhe J..,jon('lfll[fl ca- ACIIOQ lif.a,.ya.n l(lW~t omirhf, enc list tbe Cquntry's six-mi.iJioo. peopLe whole-ttr!'la!rrtf'dly .U'@IflStl the Communist rl«·IU'ism '4'thich ba.R been s 1:111re 1948. Negutiato self-.eovflnlrment to s~~~·~·· IJhe o.bnd ot ti>o foot weivbing an avel'9gt" or o rH' !hunlltQd re~~Wty poonds da~·k oorn.plexian, wi4h coon~ black hair and ,gray eyes. N() trull' k !!' O'r UP- 'Jlhi'llfl'!" 1 tL30 Cprtoop Carnlvfl 12·00 W1ochell & Maboncy 1 Br;msb lll1ld. Mt3llayan .repr<"Sen- 12:30 Captain Z-Ro 1:00 Farmer Chck tarivm sigpe,d ·io 4ondon '&n a.greet ·30 Nimrod &: Anater ~ UIJdEw' Which lllhe Fedel.-ahlon of ~a will be given sel'f,gov- 2 00 Top Ten Dance Party ernmeull. After .a mtnsfl.:iona4 pe-r- S·OO NBA Basketball 5.011 Buf£alo B11l Jr. iod, rt!he f>Cdera~JoOn will ~become on iDctepemh!ot OOrri~nto.n 1n tn~ Brt· tisb 0omiDf.ll'lo'Wf'D.lrtih O( Nut LOTIS SUNDAY The ~t gave hope ~~bat t:he sa1d I -am Jip height , sLK (('{'[ foor JOC~ fiii!IMiy; .Jean in1 flt'l!ifh. had {urgol~•·n about Abrnham 1 rJ'IO)~n. our IBth pJ\'6IIdtnl. wbosc ~CANN THE GOOD Abraham Lincoln Credits Step Mother For Greatness BY HARMAN W. NICHOLS Unit.d Prns St1ff Corre~~~ttndetlt SATURDAY Sign On 9.30 Andy's G!lnl 9 ·25 Unlhll p,... St•H Corf'ftpondent 'J'be week:'8 eood and bad -news 10:00 Childrens Cornf'r on -bOO ln1'flrnnhonal ha.l'!t'll<'t' 10:30 Pi,nk;y L~e 11-00 l'Wf -shf.{'ot: / * .., * --- -~ ~-- ~~-- --------'--- By CHARLES M. McCANN 8Y CHARLES M. 1 Pick the Planter to Fit... 2 Cibtt ; ) WSAZ-TV Channel3 The News EDITOR ... )Ha/ Gue-st·Speaker Sif!r WOJ'd, ODf &a· liitiOo. Mt;'tmufu tbitlil Sl'JC;;;. 4 ceata pej w~rd ror tbrftf> . .. 1 .' . Ingredient • •• nothing ton beat the ftavorsomrl "lift" that milk glwa to every diahl And when il comes 10 food VALUE, 11i1k gels lop ralingl Anange now for daily deli'l'· eries. Our milk ia ALWAYS ftes!ol �fGur ,.- T'he Doily Sentinel, Pom,erov-MICidleport, Ohlc. .:...---- • • ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:Sa::..:_:tu:.:.rd:::a~y, ~~u_?ry II, ltS6 .Pa~ Flw f/f.,~y,..... ~~..r~ tHunfing!9~ Night' A~ C~rist.C~'l~. ci,Sf'Htl,ti'By "' ·:• Revival· Servi~~s lleporled~s~S~ss i 1, 1 . ;, C'burch ot f"hrud t'fur~}' f'Vt•ning at u~ '(pr !.J re,e:ular mf'rtlng t>Jiliht party Mrs. Mt>lvin Smith A lhl' ~t.'rllt'l' and th'" op- Re\'. Pre<t Dunn, 1• Jn .ilnd do!!IO~ JJO<~yr·u Wfirf' tht- rt>vlval whl<"h Jut·....._, Tht Foundt>r!l hay rH'OJrllm or s;~· 'I hy I hi· k•·~ I h<tr!t·' Balliirt.l. week. ' • ('4!'ntr:al P'TA WJI! t~ ht'ld at lhr I> uJ.,r_t•.n. Ki . aruJ tlw Itt·• Rob· 'I'he choir l.\lll t~ !Oehool. Moudll) t-'t>IJl'llliiT)' 13 at crt f-iiH'fli . MH!dlt:J"'' I ' hurd• or I lllJdf!r the dirHUOil . , .... a • r 'j C~ntrm .~pr 7 30 pm SJH"('IIll rtol'O(nihon ~~~~ j:il't'n tbt- piSI prl'Jidt-111 !1 of ' t)t' I I t>nln,i~ Jt, .. ! ~(llu; I ~a~ tur N.J 'JII" /.,. f ur. Xtt.>8al Hr .. Jbun WI'Ct' pr~~tent ro .. llw KN\ wt" wldrh had .• . 11 lar•~ , 11 i:'Jiu<HI<'t· "-~ 11" " -• •Huw t it c-barttoi Wm i fwith til F.liz~abetb . BWII (rom thoc JlUJo(LI ,i!uu dliJff'tr. , oraanist rf'li~d tbt' eroup. Mf"lllbf. '!J or tht' SII!Ciir ZJon , Pou~ero)' . over t"'• m 1· d p . Run PTA will hf' iUt'§ls '""' ee mg .tlan devoUon11 T her.- wtll . tH' gro 11 p 1nng g un· Wft'e llll b)' M 10 DW'in& the ro. •• !J. woodl Bowft'J. der the direc:tl~,tn of Mrs . l.ueille ~mess AeU on there S _ ...._ha wa1 a dlJcuatllion on the w-.-. mmer and a comedy ~kit or R~rt Hunt r th laupport b)l' the parent.a. The highUs:hl of Chrlltian home o • c weland tbe evening will be a candle Hsht · Jtrme in obf!HvaJK>e of Founden Valentines were exchanaed •n Day · ~~ _pall valentine gi(J. wer The Condor st. group to&:eth- BrAt. c.ur ~11.1 at Nme v~l,inl ' ml~ '-'"rt of .h r"' tiLiiH. "'"" .... M_,., tlw hut 1 Birthdtn.· Ob8Drp-.J ~~ ·~ ·. . .. F • C/ I"'1... W · " '· ' The chuar (J/ lht· leu] church orlniiP Ul!l ht:M a Jo'e_Jiowshap Hour in tilt' I • llr P I H b .....~ ., chur.:-h socaal room .~ immedialely d ~- au . ar r-... e~ afJPr tbe service with thf" Hunt- e tiiC Fortniie ChW fii illgton choir and ol/wr gut'M is pre- ~elliJ)g lod Mn. ~chDet · gJ>~en. A numbe r ot ilmes were er with part of the F..ut. Ma" Sl .ownl fo; tile ~K.~Cial hou c Ill . thi' AbOrt busme. --UM~Iarttt wUh prir.('l awarded 10 Mn. aroup bave planned an ente~~ain- " Huntington Night " at thf" rf'vi- 0 blrtbday of le•nne Owl&: 1riJ t;nnth and Mr8 . Bowers. Jrt~ ~lal hour with reftt>shmenf!l val !lt'tvices being he ld at lhl' ervcd and t~ m_e tnbnl IIHI:· In heplng lo)'ilh lht> seaAOn. · ('hut('h of C'hri.~t for rwo week.i rh&n&ecJ Yalentua.e .Clft... tlk:RezefhrJtents were urvt-d byl The- ~uendanre awa rd ror the was tl great suc·('t~~ _F riday e~·en- , . The bo"tess served refr~a nfl H U ~ Mn. _Truman Ru. room W1th the mnat parents Ptt'· l~. A largt> delegatwn from 1ht> 1111 k'eeping with Valfootln~ &o th In _ rt. Elwood Bowers, to aent will bfo- $11. SIXth A~enue Cbun·h or ('hrist , ten member-s . Ttrf' n~~t mteuti J Ole tjlmed above and Mrs_ c. v. Hu~tln&.1dn , areompanwd their 1 will ,,.. at lhP home or ld · COilft, Mn. Helen Lellheit, Mrs. ('hotr ht>re and lh<·n pa!->lor, the TPwksharv . !"1. • ~~ Ohlli)Jer, Mn_ Bernice rS ..... _ _ _ ·, 11oweli., Mrs. Donald Seevers Mrs - - - -- - I llll' rongreKati cm 1·un)' T: .fl:. " . ' ...• 1 .( ';£ "! IH• °""',1 · Florence Burnside and Mr. Oaborne. . ·U-lJ .·.. lltnx.J Th Rottf' 3 New Membe j1,.ey Accepted Th J .. I · UrSu•O·Y :??:: Stanley Party ~~ ' :, o c By Church GuJid Hm. Robert Gri..,., lfrs. John -dlw. ·Marcie &tr. W. ~· Gl'-cne anJ Kunlr,lio WLW \ft':Jeom. UfsQ"Y ,.. "'.'·' At -,.,·'ones· Home IUD "''-•.....,be, ""'"W11.....the";<h. Gl'ffiS as So- 1 <t ~ •. • Amvets . owlhg a demonstration by M!~e~ieh;ard Ca!'lpbell,a num_ber or g hJ _. ,-,tbJ! ,..,~ Wfth prJU>S I • SPONSORS wa WHEELCHAIR :! The Amvets Post No. 30 of Pomeroy Ia lpOMOrlng • dri.,4e throvt~ the county to obtain fund• for the pvr· ch1H of wh... chain hotPif· •I beds 1nd other lib hos.Wtel tqul~HMM which will be for the HOME us. of the ra•l•nta of Mtllgs CoUntyVtteN.n or ,.,.veter•n. The Eaa~rn, the first quarter, and won eo•i.ly over tile Coolville: reserves, 67-41. Woode ·was the big JUn in tbe scor· ing fot . Eastern bombarding tbe hoop for 27 pointa. Wines led tbe losers with 20. 19 ' 34 19 . 128 16 1!1 18 At .tb.• AND MILK SHAKES JUST DRIYI IN CURB SERYIC.I AT ALL TIMES COOK'S MASON PARK-EnE RT, 33 MASON; W.VA. a. Accepted YALINTINE PARTY Tbe Second Ward Women's cluh wm m~et at the home or A.lr ~. 2ugFoe TrJpJett, Spring A\'1?., Tuesdw at (1 :30 P.M. for a val~n 1 Une party. M~9.1bers are req;uesi· ll e_d to 'bring- ttfelr own on thl• Drive. j •'• of w.-11 known pubiLc.tiOM. · . . During the c.m~ • hPreMn~ of th• Amutt Poll wiiP' c1lll&t ~oniet throughout tt.. covitty janet PNMnt rMidlftt wt"' • LETTER SIGNED &Y THE POST COMMANDER GREUSER expt.&lnlng the Pl•n In RtaU: · WILLIAM • Starts Monday, Feb l2 ht "YOUR SI,JNRISE TO SUNSET ST,\TJON" 990 On Youd)fol In G.lllpoll• ,. I •· . . ' Logart Decisions Fuentes In Dull· 10 Round Affair ' Approximate price for CEI.OTEX Tile Board ''"" ''""" and Finish Plank for Cellln& and Walls of 10' x 12' Room Only $4.50 lm~r ~nic, roo, Nn quirk!~· hKome ltHani~ "hvf'd -in" apace! i.,. iaM U lhnt rrt -hniM!ed board ptodulU jO On, I he job will br C"OnlplereJ llbough nnr the roof, ncl.'\lflllnU will a lw~}'S be rum• furuhle, for-1 one moxlerate coat-these modrrn fim5h e• ;,.,.J,J~ u thry build and dKOfiiC'. Your oew aui c toorn will be cooler in 111mmc:r, w•rrnu in winter .•. with worthwhile (ud savinssl t.Aiore.: lnAularing lnrerior Finishes make r~moJelin~t eny ....,. ..·brrr ;,. ytu~r boiPU. Corne In I Lilt Ulllbo"l' you 1 variery of di~ t.inttive Cel(ltex roont doignt #Hlo~yl NO tlrOitll NIUlMIAM C.lnt.o " I " 1olM <>n Td~ looul end Plnioh PL11n~ hl.ioo noll~•ndo and h1l1t• l11<l6 PIMII M<lol"ly, 111111~, NO DOWN PAY MINT - 36 MONTHS ro PAY NO REASON TO DELAY MAKE '56 YOUR YEAR TO FIX NEW I I hi' Hut' r<'hut tlll•i ••i:i uf La\1'1)' Bak · 1'1 ', Wll'o alw fnu nd lime ~o t.«.'Ol'C 14 ,,,:i"ttl.~. IJ.!•h l\1~•1w•~ I AA~ In 10 YHU~ UPYOUDI l81•c Logart. who wouldn't lc•d, .ad Vl.'tl.'ran llamon to·u~otcs, wllo wtat· cd to wrestle, bl•mcd e•ch other today ror Friday ni1ht'1 dull well· j)nionb al ~ot l Ukh llu\'HH.f'r 'ltud' .M·ur· crwciiht con~odch' fiaht Ia ra y bol·h Jll~yt•rl fiJH\ n oljn' ~ames. whkh IKaac won a tipUt JO-rouud l'nt' I'Onl'l 'rny il W<lli Bi lly Shct~!. dr"ri.sion . t)a:n \\~ l,,t 111•cl .t.lw l'l'~u·ing V&:J'ildc wi!'ll 2U puiut... i·n ~pi~ 'e of ~1he ~t l~gilrt, of l'amaguey, ~Uba, de· 1h :~l ht· ·lutd PJ'IIbJ~'IY hts -~t dared that tr.tuck, ·Muscut.r Ji'u. dwu~:n .~ ni!;lht of -IIU' llt'fll~l ~·- Gfono ctttcs o£ Los AugelC11 "tleld m.v H<~•l lll nl l 11nd 1\iU Audt"t'Ws bu1h arms every time J t..rlcd to \l8e my :ra.d ·,·J~hl t~•ionL~ f.ur the t•luv:4tf'l'l!:l. [ punchin~t t:ombinaUon•" . durinl 'I'll ~' llu .~ wo 1'1·: I he lack·ht5trc TV·Rid!o bout at Pom•roy FG PT TP Madbion Square Gardea. l~rnwn, F H:~wt h•fl'IIW, 1,· Andrl'wl'. r stwric~;+n, 1; · Quat! ... , (; !Iarmon . F M•)'ch. ~· . . . . l.·a mbf'''·t, l' Buffin· ~::Wu. Tt;!al~ (; Middleport Md\. llllll')'. I" 1\f I'T I_.,, ~· Rak('lr, c Ho'"'~~~t er, <i M,u ''ray. li THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. ,_., -·-- · ---· 'fur.n~r. I•' ... 1 041 fl C) 0 3 _2 7 10 _6 l ·l 1 ;1 a-2 H 0 (} I ().1) :1 2 Ill 2 0 8 20 1-'ucnlell, who w~llbed U7 JtOunds to Ike's 146, ch•t..ed that "Logart jutr.l wouldn't· le1d. U I hadn't done Ill the leadlq, tbcre 3 R wouldn't have bceu any fl&bL at 0 all". 2 . At timc11 it 11eemed they n'ttbt UU 17-l t 4 47 "•tflrr the FG FT '( 11 -fl TP :i 22 and lleybon Slubbtl o( Plthlbutgh, who W(ll'e toaard oul of the ri111 "for lack of f~fort" IG the fourth ' 10 round of a scheduled alx·rouod l4 prellmioary Friday Nab•. 00 4 10.6 2 4..:1 0 7-3 II 0-0 1 3 0 :~ame fat.e as weltrr- weleht.H Ruby Gwtn or Cleveland The loth session wa1 the only torrld ono in tile bout. Loprt'a 18 31-20 116 auperlor speed enabled bJtn to have an advant11e lb the spoUy Pom'e'r.Oy .. __ .. 0 :m 35 47 PhvtMIU-415 Pom, eror,Ohlo ~t --- --- 22 28 40 e6 _,;,;.;;;;;.;;;,;;;...,..;;.;._ _"l""_ _ _;,;;;;;.;.:.:;.,;;;;;;_ _ _;_; OUidW.: Pierson and Keitt>. exchena:cs. There WIN tto kMek· 40 y..,.. Of ContlnuDUI S.r>~lte lloWDJ allbo\llh li'uenl"'' were buckled In the olllill. " .Easy wag to break the small car habit! , . It's the hardtoP biiy of the year with the mo$t P,wer and Bize per dolitr of •a.Qy. Clll' in this style. or ·lhe mef!!.ing a -=·=,--,---- Pltturecl 1bove is tM model which will be 1nlleble Ia the cltiMM of this county '""' of chargt vncMr the current ·com. munlty •rviee proltct. • : ""'-f>e ~ioal trOUJI Wail t"lljO}'o fd, ~lln~ ~ pbylld ond r-efNJ.~un : lll~ This equipnt~N~t i• Mkta P111d for by tfWt. commiHionli from the o.ever behind dur- nlng the contellt, puUed ahead eu t e wirl:ners. A salad co 11 rse was served b ~ b.OB~s -w ~8 . Qr b Sa r f Mra. PaUl Ients, .ftlrs . . Re y o!, ~t we.l <'a'"d' Wt' 1e srfV .ta Mrs Mrs. 'P.b:a Gilmore Jr Mr: G~t;, 1fred G<:.rm;, .Mcs. Scphia Wlti1!ork, j ~ 1 ~- Eug~ne .,For~s ~ e Mrs. l.~ llJ"Y Kwn. ~; l'fla..~t-1 . Wayne 30nes !rb.d· Mts D ·11 ~- Cliff.o:d. ~'i 1. 0-..ti:·b -ti' :U ~ Rum.; and ashelt. · on nu · MN . .,- j'<!rflk Ban:: ,!'Jo~:-,lr!. DRIVE No Oon:lltlons Will cred Ue;trt GuUIJ m.et Tbw:>m.t ev•~ at ttte churctr. Prayf'l' by Jkv. Fa:.bc-r 1\Ul'] opene<l'the m{;·:.,.. Mioot"' of 1be ~ mto : t.Jl~ .a·~ the .;c,~r­ er'os 1t":port We'l'l' givET!. ~~·rs. Janet JGot.n lall~ ht'l' r,ep:_ rt as (']J:l,iman o1 -~be WlY">· and meoo~ romnl-:• :ee. Pl~1 w·, ·!' d", ..,r, •:l'>d for ar rummaee £(1:1-: bu( not date was m. 8 Mn. Ted Jones entertained witfs . Stanley party, ~h!;U'sda:y even· .,~f"¥ bcfl>o, !A~n l!•jehto. POST 30 In the lndllll:y-the ml;hty $trato.St!Mk V-8? WMn el<e at a prj« 10 klw can .Y1'll K<tt tho luxury of Pontiac'• opt!oDal Stpto-Flfglit HydraMalic-America's DOWMt," fiii!OOtblot automatic transmi•ion? 1 • J Vlcea. we terve 'fOCI right •.• ..-ith lOp quality fuel oil d•li~ered promp:ly at your call, regardlen of the weolher or anyth in~ij else! Our ~ tice' are- right, loo! Our Fuel 0~ Conlroct c., Savo Yov Motooy DELCO AND Ali'rO -LITE IGNITION PARTS WILLIAMSON .OIL CO. PISTRIJI,ITOR ·Phone '180-') · · Pomeroy. Ohlo ........ __ \ . �'T -- Pooe Six . "he Doilv Sentinel. Pomerov-Middleoort, Ohio • Saturday, Feliruory 11, 1956 Fr.e MethHJat Churc~ e t41rry iPJ 8:00; Prayer Meetinl( Wednet· S\lo· day '7 :30. llyacll Ruo Sundar meelinJ SCbool 10; PrMc:bin& 11 :111. Bates, P1stor, Llurel Cliff. d11.y School 9:10; C1111 10:31); FMY service ?:00; Preach- . ' great Mid BY A fi.il J..cket\. I v<ng"''/' edthem "' tfley tlbe c.ha t et bc[<l - """"""' f(lllglt 1 ·~ llle hal ents of U"rT'O'U~ eoac ncwr i a b~:g game c roy rs. ' e.a:rly . most l : ing 13:n • !P<Jll n : t.hc \\'( ·Acto ..... of tt f .. r •• col'lt mon moo "" frol'l ... H11r ond w•• odd ...... by ot I .. d If, Tl j lllll • ouh.< appeal to both }Wilfl met old. Don't mt. ~ it. Evwy member li5 weect to atJt.ood and bring dMili' fri«lds . Mathodi .t Ch•r,., Emtnabelle F . Sopher, l...etlart Falls. 9:30 A. M. Apple Grove; 10 :30 A . M. P'Lanb;; 7 P. M. Ldart F>&t~; 'Jlbursday It i1. you who ha .... doocl by me 7:30 P . IMt IDasl; Letart; Prayer throuvh my trillS. ll.uke 22:21.) Meehogs: Sl.lDday 7:3(1 V . M. E¥1 F.dlr•ted Church, Waldo J. Letart: Sunday 7:30 P. M. Apple ltartels, Pa.-.'Wr. Fred BlvatWar , Grove; Wedne<day i P M. Letar1 Supt. 9. 15 A M S11ndiity Sehool ralls. MYF Meetings: Monday 7:30 I(J 3U A . ~Il Wors h.rp M'Jl'Vicc; Spe-- Appll:l Grove; ThurOOay 7 P. M. •.w mwHc from 10 15 t.o 10:30 A . f.ct,gj f....c::t.az,t. 'i.. 6 :iO P M. Youbh t'l'l lowship. AlfrH Methocli.t Church, R. M. Sermon \(J (Jtc '" I-t 1:, hard 1!.0 be 01 <~~·e . SWrday School 8:30 Lloyd t:hni.ll<Ul .. L'iJJilC and WOrship. DiUi'nger, Supt.. W015bi,p 8fii"'V'ioes You arc wl'loomc. 10:45 with the p89lur bringing .t.t.e Chriiti•n Selene~ S«Kiety, 144 message. Sunday evt.'Oi!lg 'lit 7:30 Mult>e-ny Avot.•., P"Omeroy . Mcmn- meeting of MYF. Satur<lay Feb. 1 J ;ng ~ "'\'liCe II A. ~f. wtth SOUL at 7:30 HYF Va1ontine J)Qliy and 1 tw_. ~ ul*"V1. ;ul<l G)ldon Text I w..U ell-Hi 5Upper. Wedo«Kl.ay -evening: M"l my labernadc auwng you; •a nd pr•ayer 'Se!"vice 7:30. rn1 soul ;; hall n-ol a!Jhor you . And Church of Christ, Middleport, 1 'wtll o•:alk amun,g you , and wi11 F'nld Gwdner, P.astor. Bible School ~· )"QUr G-od "lllnd yc :.ha.ll be my peOple. LeVIt.iCU:S 26: II, 12. Sun- Russell Wilson, Supt. Momriug day Sehool 10 A . M. Wt>dnesdday 'WIIJr:!Jblp 10:30 topic "ln His Preevl:'nlflK !>er-vkc at 8 You are wel- &enee"; 8:30 ClmistNal EDdeavor, ('UilH' . Readrng room in rea:r of 7:30 Rovi'v.al· MITViee w.wh Rev. chw'C'h open ,tJu publi!C Mlonday and Fred Dunn speakiDg on "OW:· Contl,ibuti<m."; revlvll .9el"'Vj,ooo for the Wedn~<~Y fmm 2 to 4 P. M. followjog week 7:30. Unit•d Methodi1t Church, J. LH• Flnt B1.. l•t Church, Mickll .. lie KunLl', PltNtor. Church Sdrool port, C. E. H~ , PasWr. Dr. 11h;o. 9 : 15 Jh.-o Smi Lh , Stlpl. WOT"Slhip m~r.~ RadtO'rd, Pomeroy, will oeeupy Scl'\iiet IU ::.JLI "God hath made us the JNI:p~t in ·t he pasl()r's ~ . orK'"; Youlth J·"cllow:.'hi.p 5:30; Churcb Sc!h:ool 9:15 Fra·nk Chee-9C?Ilonday 2 r M. Daugiltcrs of RIJI.h brew, Supt.; ·~flam;Dg worsbdp at Cla~s WLJ! nwP! a-t U1c home of 10 :15 •l.opic "Oha'nge That to !M'y MT.s. (;eorl'(t' P:lrkt•t'. Mond;~y 7:30 A('C()unt"; School of Missions for 'Jlrainmt:: t'onfOI'MCil fur l..a:o.· Visi· Pl"'illl'lft'y aOO Jul1'ior Dept. IMi-8. llation -at W·ha·lcr'Sbuq~ . Wl"dnes" P.<tul Smart di-rector; 5:30 Sr. Hi ~ay 7.30 As h WtdneMlii Y Le·nten Y'Outh; 13 School of Mi.'6i0111!1' Jr. 8("l'vke; Thul'>irhoy 7 L'h01r Rehear· and Sr. Hi; 8:30 Jr. Hi FeUowship .,.,]; Fri-day 2 1'. U. World f~ay of 7:30 Evening: 9Cf'Vicc; 'ftu~ 7 :SO Prayer at B<Jpti.st Churdt- Len- Love4oy Gi:rcl.e !ll'l MnP. AUen. -ten Servlcl". This bt•g : n~ a S(.'l'ic~ Hugh~'; Wednesday 7:30 Mi:ss:ion of si x st~rviN'."- t1!•a.n n rd for •t he f(JJ' Adults; 8:30 Sr. ehoi'I'; Tlu.lt"$chUJ'th for Wt•dn(!.l;lday evt•nt ng ~ day 6:4ti Jr . choir; 7:30 Busy Bee preCf'ding Ea.sler. On Ash Wed· c1.11rss ·a t church ; Friday 2 p . m . m·st~y 1!he b<J.y:s uhoi:J• h>c)lll L1Jt:in CommunitywiOO World Day of lns1itult• wtll IJI'i•n-g: LIS swl'ial mu· Prayer at Heat·h Clmrch; 7:30 o'!"i('. An;~t : h('J' feallK'tl of ·t'ht• t•ve.l· YBA mecti•ng 81: chUJ"l·h. ing will l:.t• a f,itm " 1\ti s:-:JortaJ-y •to Mt, Moriah B1ptl•t Church, MldWalke.r,:r Ga.r+agl'" Thi s film has a ' dJ.eport, N . D. &ordt•n·, piasi:Ql', I 1\1111 llll T:tn ' fMAKE_VOUR EARN~OS "" I'm DO A ·arJI I t·h ~ 22p~ . aouble I:Wb' 1~ IIIUSf. · poy currtinl axpenses. Some of it should also., · be appr.ed to your r lulur<t need lor ready cosh. When you cash each paycheck, put some of lhe proceeds in o Sav~Att AccouRI in this bonk. For yout future} .it pays to save regularly[ - - ·e-y-yo-11-earn • ' ' f The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company - .... POMEROY, OHIO Fedenl a...rve Syololll Member MIMUR FIDIRAL t•IPOSIT INSURAN'I COR,, FOR A VALENTINE THAN GIFI'S OF JEWELRY • B. H. SANBORN , ., Jewelry Store Middleport, Ohio WEATHER enttne OHIO' b - , , _ - · · hloh 35-40 ftOf'fh aNI Qlttrat and t044 btAJnL9 aouth; IIOflle ciDUdlo ""' tonivht lew 21-34: ,_,iltly fotlowH .., llfht snow In notth. TUMCiay eloudy ancl Mildltr wltft rtln llklly foU.-..d ltY lnOW Hurri" and colder hi tM 1tfer· Del'Oted l'o I'Jae lttterens ·\ · ZENITH Sc ...... FLASH-0-MATIC · • ' vers1a an First PrHbyt•rl•n Church, Middleport, How-.mt Ru.ppe'l.t , Pastar. Cburoch SCOOol 9:30 Jam.e s BuC'hlmCm, Supt; lbm.lng W'OI'Slrip at 10:30 ordiootiun· •and maallation of Deacons John rlmSOru. Ge'OJ"GC Buch.a-n.on, Georlge Andcr'Son, Vmcent Bobo, Dwight Wa<Uaoe; Dt.-.aOOll'eSSES M!ni:. F.red DeW~. M·i"l~ But Mai1gart Sauer, Mrs. Clinton f'c;.h· er, .t opk "The Deacon"; 6 rp. m. WcstaniObtEr YOO(Il Fel:low~h'ip ; i\londay Deacons mootirq;:; Wednesday 6:30 Jr. cOOir; 7 p . HL SenkJor <"lroir. Presbyhtri•n Church, Syracute, Howa.rd Ruppck. Pastor. Chu:rch School 9 :30 Robert Hardin., Supl. 6:30; F.vening WOJ'S'hip a·nd wdimL•Iiton a!l1d in.s.t•altat:Jon, <Yf Elder&, \Sermon .topic "The Elldcr" 7:30. ~thodl•t Chun:h, Racln•. John ElW'OOd, Pastor . Racine, Oak Grove Alntriquity, Forf:.<it Run, Sutton Racine: Sul)da.y SctlooJ 9:30 A. M.; Y-outh FaUow:dlip 6 P. M.; Eveni,n.g W();l1!;lh!i:p 7:30 P. M. Oak Grov<' : M'()fttin,~t Wo.ro:hip U5 A. M. Sunda> Sd.ool 10.45 HAS OFFERED SUCH For Quality . -. OUTSTANDI·NG VALUES ' BEFORE NOW BUY THEM I Graci lpiKopel Church, &..t Main Strcd, romeruy . Rev, J . , Edwin Charles, Rec~.or; Mrs. Ce· dric W. Cl1rk, oraaniiSL Wor~:~hip and l'ermon at 10:30 A. M.. Holy t:ommunion first Sundar in month. Church S<'hool, B~ginncn; and rrtmar)', al 10:30 A. M. For infor· matlon concerning our work, please telephonl! 302-J. TIM Flnt 8apfl~ ~hurch, Pom· eroy, Rev. Ralph Zundel, Pastor. Church School 9:30 A. M. MQrning Wnrship 10:30 A. M. Thu Salv•tlon Army, MlddllpCJrl, Capr:ain Glenna Rummell. , Sunday School 2:30; Hollnel!'ls ' meetiDI 3:30. Open Air Service 7 P. M. Salvation meetits 7:30. Chri1tlan Church •' k11dnlll1 tvery Sunday 10 i\ , M. Sunday School and Communion Jin~t Sunday In month II A. M. Church eommunlott Hnd preaching; third Bund<~y i·n month 7:30 P. M. church prea~chlnt-Rcv. Harold c. [)o&ter, Putor. Cl\rl1tlan Church at Long lot· l.am, every Sunday e::JO A. M. Bunday School and communion; rlrst Sunday In month 7:30 P. M. Church preaching: tblrd Sunday ir&.month 10:30 A.-M. Church com • munlun 11nd prrachlna. -Rev. llaL'old C. Dol!tcr. Pat~lur. Th1 Church of Chrl•t, Keno, every Sunday 9:30 A. M. Sunday tiecond School and communion, Sunday In month 10:JO A. M. Chu1'1.'h communion and pre,ychin~: fourth Sunday in month ~:30 1'. Pit. rburch preach.ing.-Rev . Harold C:. Oo11\-tL' , Pa~ur. The (hrlatlan Church at Hem. loth Grove, every Sunday 9:30 A. M. Sunday School 1nd L'Orumunion ~econd Sunday in l'nonlh 7:30 P. M. church pre•chltti fQllrth Sunday Ia month 10:30 A. M. rhurcb eomntunton and l~~-~'(-:1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!Jllll•rold C~rt.ten C. B. b". Kl......,rr A. Pastor. arm . . .. HURRY MONDAY FOR POSSIBLE PRICE. PROOF ITS ITS UNBELIEVEABLE SENSATIONAL WE SELL FOR LESS 1950 CHRYSLER 4 dr 1949 CHEVROLET 2 dr 1947 PONTIAC 4 dr -1946 OLDSMOBILE 2 dr YOUR CHOICE $188 I $288 $688 w. 202. Civil Alo P&trul. boys girls from li-18, .... intero!OLed .in -tlhis Squadron, are 'aSk· You un till by the smU• on Rooer Morpn~• ff!l• that ,thlt 1953 I uick Is tollt Ill eftry wy. SM f.,. rourMit. Sat• sttrh Monc11r. · SPE ' ; ! ' TOP VALUES ' MERCURY 4 dr 1950 • 1949 OLDSMOIILE 2 dr 1950 MERCURY 2 dr 1950 CHEVROLET .2 dr YOUR CHOICE ~~t~~~~:~~!~.:~this· tt thla • • • :· - • 1: "' • ~. , .... - • Mil~$ I.e, • -... - · - - - rl ; , ,r GENERAL HOSPITAL SmMllt, Pomeroy. Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Jessie Powell, New Haven. W. Va. DiSJl"l'i:ssed: MM Berlt:ha Groot, Middl•pont; Mn. Corn ~.... Oheeter; Roy Moter, RutlAnd:; Ho-Cam>ll Ctmdtff. - . , . on<1 _ . . ,>Irs. or a ,.. " ,. -=· ---Didlt, Mlddl•l"""' Mr. ond Mm. sont. Pomeror. Ohatile< Su-.,lcloua Mlrt ' DANBURY. Conn. - ' OHIO lcr builkting mooaoo beh~een Coal aru1 Race st. , \'oung peopl~ £.r om Ohi-o and Wes.t V~gi'nia· mey join 1bhe Squadron and 'PiH be 1b~~ .:oavi,g.Miion radio. first alid, dnlll and otthCII' ·Mnt01'109ting ll!iubjecll.!. Cadets arc used on or.ieni:'atiml· n~~htrs in :tlhe Squadron's plan &nd may be eli· giiJJ-e for two weeb' dut~ 'lilt tre· gular army camps. Bo)'l'll eomg mt.o Jtbe atl'med &er· vioas &r.ou.ld be mtetrelilted •;n t!h.i:S' program, Pruntyol.own 1lmd ~he buil~ at Laloin w.ill be USII.'d far the Negro gi:nl& now at rllhe Ind'll9l:l'i1Wl Gif.ls' Home et Hiunt.ingtoll foUowirug tlhe int.cg.l'!aUon 10f lhoo:pH.als and inr~U.tut00nl9 tbrouighout lthe Htate by 1Jhe WoC!Ot Vi'Jwi'nia l.cw;·iSlOOure. Some .of lthe Uak.in boys willq be pl'<l«'d 1in new forestry umtP\!i to be ~stabl~OO by .tlhe Board of CoM.r.ol wi1th tOO coopct"".a'\Aon of t.be St:aVe t.ooAierva.tion Commi&rion. No date ihas :b een set: fiOll tthe move .as~ yet, but it ·is: ex-pected Chat .tJle :frorestiry oamps wji)J be urrder way w.wbin l{lb('t next: t ew wooka Elizabeth Thaxton Funeral Services T D F.• Will B T esd wo raw mes . e u ay In Local Court "'-dmlltted Satunlay and Suadtcy: Fu.DeNl servi<.U for Elil.abet.h Two: •pel'60ns WICI'1e fined in <.'.oUI'1 Helen Hudrrall, Splli111f~ Dod., J. 11hulon, 83, wtho died ,at ·llhe Beaver, R4rclne; Mrs. Ohm,le:so home of a daugltter, •rtT!rs. Bl·aoohc action OVl'll' rtme weekend by ilocal meJII!, Pomeroy arD Mrs. JcaJJ Jeffries. BjdWieiJ, Ohio, Sunday magisi.MtCI.'I'. OM $88 $588 $388 ••• OYER 30. CAR~A~L ON SALE pei'SOJE today. Aooordh,g ltlo- illhe report: MDlVil Littile, 32, Oh.B!ih.Ire, wa.s :fin;ed; $5 and ..,... by Middlaport'o !Mayor C. 0. F.U~. Saturday ni·elrt, on Lhe ~<s of ,speeding; Pall Mii· t'beJ.l, 21. t Middlepoot. on tlbe i!lralll:os of epeeding and' t"Jt!L<<isli'llg &rreSI:·, w.ru lace G.a4Upo~ Municl· pal Judge Janes. He posted bond Oll botlb ICihqes. Dalror, 21, JM;ddleport. the ropmt Sllli.d! wa~ inaaroerated in tlhe G'&dlJ.fa County jaW. ohaoged w.~ driv:Ntg W,flloe mtoxic.art.ed He ·is to face illbese Charges befOl'~ ~dge Janeo .today. CJI,ay Ebli" 36 Pon:llt'II'Oy, waa cited, ~00 wl<:•t urJSafe oper.t.foo: to tntpear beforr P.omeroy :P.!ia,yor E. F. Robinsun oo Febnllll'Y 19, • Oft P. M. MJ dlhe Sftuler ipl'Qpet.flf <¥It N. Buys now rat. .tthe Negro Boys were mested Sat· Third Avenue, Middiei)Qr!t. lll!dustri·a·l SChool' at La·killl wm be urdb:y .night, for lbralf1c V·lolal:ions Hcadqllal1Lcm of tbe local ut1 it libe Ohio HJ®hw ay Pvtrol TePOrted 'aX1EI on :tjhe first f'IIOOII" of tlhe Shu int~rated at Jt!he wh~e ~ at Four $1088 SPECIAL • mundson, Weslern. Highway Patrol .tb~ ~..:,:·=. Integration Plan ~nd At Lak•m Sch00l Cites VI' our For .... Traffic Counts : ;~<;,~~~.":~~,~ To Be Made Soon ' CHEAP TRANSPORTATION 1948 PACKARD 4 dr 1948 BUICK 2 dr 1947 CHEVROLET 2 dr ' 1947 BUICK 2 dr YOUR CHOICE Me1gs ' CAP u01't Makes Plan For Cadet Squadron Club, ACTUAL PHOtTOS BUY HERE AND SAVE HURRY! Meigs-Co Public School Employee Chapter T., Meet I WE MEAN BUSINESS 1950 LINCOLN 2 dr 1949 OLDSMOBILE 4 dr 1949 CHEVROLETcpe YOUR CHOICE Numb•l' on• on our lot Is this 1949 C1dlllac, series 62 wd1n, Nn '(ou can awn a bHutlful Cedlllec: .t thl• new .ow prlct. Allen, Columbu• chairm1n of R1dlo 1nd TV publicity, ~rank ~usehe F.ounders Dav 'fo · Be Held TUe ay . SPECIAL SPECJAL ancl J. Curtis Govemo' ""' shown his interest in the rapid I progress being made in the ma'}Y J. phases of the art and selence of sd• · t photography. He h9S declared February 26 to March 3 as Profession· ·' al Photographers Week to coin· M-aricUa CoHcgc·s !21st ran.m- cide with the annual convention Two 1:peakers from the Ohio veraa·r y qf ~~ founding w1Jl be at Columbus, Ohio, of the Ohio Association of Public School E~ · celcbNted ;t'UI1WJ'l'"OW w~\~1 !·%1i· Professional Photographers ASf¥)Ci· ployees, and a ltleal speaker w11l v.kties -~<Deluding ~arding uf oon- ation. highlight the meeting of the Meigs ()r-a:ry >Gegl"letlS, luooheon;S aM a· The convention wiU be pac)led Cbap\er, to be held Wcdhcsday Pr:CSKI.t-"tl:l s receptWD:. as usuaJ with ingtructive ctinics evening or the Syracuse School, l'reJ.rud:e to •une l'Ouudcrs' Day and entertainment with an exPect· ! the county superintendant's office ceremonies will 00 thcld M H P.M. cd attendance of some 1500 Jens· . reported toda~1. too.a-y 'When f>amed flying bcro men a n d t he isr w i v e I The dinner meeting, which is Cvl Dean }!;, Hess, w.tro ill' ·t.o be One o( the r;pcctal events will to begin at 7 p . m., will have as awarded an ;booorrary Doctur of be a real wedding conducted on toaz;:.t master, Superintendant of Humanrti'es degree, will .speak u:t the stage in a manner correct in Meigs County Schools, 0. 0. Pat· • special program spon.<Ktred by every detaiL The coronation of terson. State Representative. Geoloc.d Ago J'':o.rce Reserve uWts . the photogs' queen at the grand rge Meinhart, will gh•e a short talk L'ol. Hess will .aJso. ·give. ltlhe ball Ftlb. Zl, will be another tnem before the group, and other ~peak· ~·ptJl .~ ijl(. 'tloQwnrow's -iJrable event. The queen is beioe e.rs include , Wesley Jtidenour, holrders' Dtt¥ '."OCii:JVOC'Ibon~ '<its-- '!elected by Hollywood celebrities Ch1irm1lf"'Of the Stat. OPSE. Legisfrom pot1'talts siibmitted by mem. lflive Committee, whose topic will cussing "Armtng J!'.or Peace." Armouooed .319 degree ll'"etlpients hers of the Ohio group. She bursts J)e ''Tln'ough the Years with at ·tlb.e Mmulll· ob&erva·nce tomoo.·· from a six-foot high camera durn· OPSE," and Ward Ashley. secretary row ce WiJ.Ii'am McOh.CQliC(Y Mal"'- ing lhe grand marrb. of the State School Employees tJ'n; k., clr&inn.m ?l the bo<lt'd of Last year .ianet Bailey of Akron, Ass?,cintion, a~d his topic wll.~ be a:ov.erll'ICR'S of ltihe Federa·l Reserve formally crowned Queen of the on Yout· Retirement System. Sy«;em; Dr. T, D. ryuuips, ro~I"'- Cherry Blossom Festival by Mrs. Melgs Chapler No. 17. has at od •head ol •t'he 'Marielrta .~M:s Dwight Eisenhower, won the honur present 69 members, _and an} detpaM;ments; ~amliton_ A. J:>en;. and wns escorted by the late Rob- .school employ~, ext'ludang teach~ Marrette clvJIC <and bUSl- ert Francis, Columbia star in "The ers and admmtstrators, may beness leader and Col Hess.. Long Grey Line". come a member. Luncheonas ihOII!Ol'lng Cal:. Hess, A favorite item with the public President of _the loca~ chapter is Martin, t!be otlbcr two deg·r ee re· will be the huge display of prints, Carl Gorby; VICe president, Hoss cjpi'enlts, tJbe colll'e,ge tl'l.~Stooos, and u~:~ually <tbout 300 in the lobby of Cleland; treiUiurer, Eldon Weeks; wrves of rtJhe .t:rust.eres aOO trhe the Deshler-Hilto~ hotel. secretary, Mrs. Wilma Sargent. aw&rd 1bonoi'ecs widJ.: be .giverl at Membcl'S of the executive commit· \lat·iiOus 8pote .in M:lried:rta ;rt. 12:30 tee are : . . Edna Clark, Bedford Lop. m. tomorrow. cal School District; Westra CrabAbo scbcd·u led are tthe -amwB<l tree, Columbia District; Ross ClereoeptioonJ at ~fume of PresiderJI. land, Eastern; E . R. Carr, NorthoDd Mro. 'Boy lrvlno. ond • ern; Elden Weeks, Salisbury; Ralph meetkng of the Graduate Science Henderson, Southern and Ma:a Ed· ••••• AT THE LOWEST chairman; Andrew Stof1n, OMr· lin in chuge of print 1xhlblt h•ld at Columbus Febru~ry 26 to March 3, Left to rltht In ttte photo er•: Pa~t~l H, MM'ch, De· fianCI, prllld•nt of th• OPPA; John W1kelin, Tol-'•· ~rotram ~arietta College 1 Sutto.n: Sund111y Sahool Road, LEADERS IN preparint for the OI)Jo Profe.uiOMI f'hot9gnph· In Auoci1tion annual con-wen. tion .,.. picturtd sbov• " th,1y tnap plana for th1 mMting to be We Have The Reputation Westrninb1-l"'" Yolt!lh Fellowshi-p a1 A. M. eto dy M. ... . ... at y • • Do U From Your Chair 10 A. M.; Morning Won;ohip ll A. M. FOIJ'"et>t Run : !\fuming W(.llli$.hitJ 9 A. M.: Sun4ay School Q:50 A M. Offioi·HJ Boa1•d mretAn,g w1u; lrcld F·riday even.iii"K at d)C 'home of Mlrs. Anne Bai~oy . A:nl·iquity: Surw:l.ay Schoo] 9:30 A. M.: 'J1hLlrsday evenin,~t W()f1;:h·ip 7:30 P. M. 'I1h1.111Sday Y'Ou'Ub i 'cl· lo~hip 6:30 P . M. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pomeroy , L. M. Mohr· hoff, pastor. The pastor is planning to conduct mid·W€1ek Len1cn Mcn·icc. The fir.~t wlll be held un Ash Wedn<'sday, Feb. 15th <JI 7.::1U o'l'luck. Theme will be "Bcholr Your King " His Crown- Hi s SeeD ler -Hi~ Robe-His Kin.~:dom ~ His Credenlial!;- Bis Homagf'Hi.'l Death. The public i.~ lnvill'd . THE RACINE MISSION, Cherlu Bu~h. Pa~:~lor. Sunday S~houl 10 a. m. Sunday cveninu wor~hir• 7:30 p. m. Weekly l'rayrt' St·rvino.'i Tuc.tiday 7:30 p . m. ruriiHnd ~<'I' vices Pnycr licrvicc Mond11y at 7::t0 p. m. Regular chUL'C"h ,~;crvlcc~ , l''rlday 7:30 p. m . RACINE AND GREAT BEND Bupttat Church, Rev. WclikV Jenkins, Putor. Sermon Topic "Divine Rule" , Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Sunt11y mornin& worship 10:43 a. m. (Raeine) BYPU "1 :30 p. m. Sunday evening worship '1:30 p m. (Great Bend) Werkly Prayer t~N'ViCNl Wcdne11day 7:30 p. m. CHURCH Of CHRIST: Hll1nd Chapel, Rev. Edl~;on \Vcaver, Bihle School 10 11 . m. Supl. Henrv Eblin; Morning aNvice 11 :30 A. M.; E\'ll.ngrlistic Scr\·ice 7:30 P. ' :> h i ll mal ' ' Floor Madel • :Wl~al~tor~ · ~~KI~Icourse, Jr., w•s wron~r CUP) s1.1spected witb bill: and returned it. It was $'111,8118,1193.110. morning wi-ll be held T-uesday at AlfTod Damt, 32, PoiOOJW, ae2 .o'~lock ,tn the La!Wt 'Mobhodht oordl:ng to ,~he ~heriffs dep-df.t· Church. ment was .fined $10 end coo,+,:, to· Sutn'Jving are 1two ~bt;en;·. day by Juistrice of -tlhe Peace Ga-Mm. JefCries, Bidwclil 111nd. l£1\!. akl Reutoo. on rllhe charge9 of\as· Charles Wagner, Sy·l"lliCU'9C, 0., sa.Udlt :and battery. Darst was ar. and a son, Ol<len 11baxton, Letart. ~ Satu:rday nieht by ILlM!J shet· A-1'8G SUt"Vttviag 181'-e tbrlee sisters rtr.s otmce on .a warrant swom Ml':!l. AJioe SiiB:m, Dmlblll", W. Va.; by llii.'t wife, Mrs. Mfll'ed Damt. He .Mlrs. Nora Ohamllltn, ObarJestJon w.as aooused '6f M.98UJ.ti'llg his wti'e and !Mb& Julia< Arohfbold. ObaJI1es- wt t'lteir :i'esildoooo on. L£noolln Hl•ll ton; ltttee grandehildtuJ. and four . lo 1\l.yw E . F. Robinson'tr court ~· oznmdcb!ldn.'R. S~L.I.l'day ·night, Goorge J. Young, Btml•al wnl be made in :t1he Le· P~ was ·m eted ~ ancJ (Q;II:g tm1t IJernllt.eloy WJd!er tbe dtreotion on tti:le ~htmg.e or openat'klg e veqr ttbe Ewing F.crnet'a]; Home, at :tUde wibb • ·kfad iMecur'el.y f • the Bide ol iber ialte ~baJid, itfmed. He WMH •atftBtred. Friday by lldw.ml T - · lib< llillbway Patrol. Lenten Services Starts Feb 15 At Federated Church 4th Annual P..-Mid--Wa Band Festival Held At Middleport Wednesday, February 15, vpen~ the Lenten Season. This is rc · 1 cognized as Ash Wednesday by the churches. The Women's Guild o£ Fc.dc.r · ated Church will be in charge of A~ enthusias~IC audience of the service and ¥~ill conduct a can· mus1e-lovers enjoyed the fourtl• die light service and the pastor Re.v. Waldo J. Bartels will give annual l'o·Mid-Wa Band Festival the meditation: "The Aim of Lent." at M!ddleport auditorium Saturday This is the Lenten Quiet Hour as evemng, u~der the direction of observed by all Women of the Chester Fa1r, forme! High School l!:vangelical and Reformed . Pres· an~ College musJc mstruc~or and a1s1Stant director of the Oh1o State byteri•n Church . Every Wednesday for the six Ail:Ohio Boys Ba11;d. Fair Is as· weekg in Lent Ule Federated soc1att d with the G1nn Music Com· Church will have Worship Service pan)' at present. to which the public is invited. The guest conductor introduced Services at 7:ao P. M. Holy Week; Wedne•day will ~ Worship ~I'· vice, Thursday will be ComU munlon, Friday (Govd Friday). Three Hour Devotional SerVice ,f rom 12:00 to 3:00\ Union Services · on Good Friday Niaht at 7:30 r. M. wtlh Rev. Leslie Kunze bringing tbe message. • Easter Sunrise Service will be Support ol ll.be .spooiaa school in charge or the chojr, followed by !evy to be Voted at tl\c: Ma,y 8 breakfast at the church, Sunday prilll8l")' ·m M!is()n County was Church School and Warship Ser- tl1lfed •M. a l"leCent meeting of die vice. / nhson CouJJty Coon"CiJ of PTA ------. htthl: at ·tOO R'()I().SCII'e1t EleJI'len.tary Sdlml· n:car Pt. PI C!&9IIOI. tee\"Jltly. l oly Rotar~ Honor Middleport "A"' Honor Students The Middleport·Pomeroy Rotary Club honored "A" students from the Sophomarc and Freshman classes at MiddJoport High School when these students were gucst:J of honar at the regular dlnner meetlilg of the Rotary Club at Heath Methodist Chureh. Supt. L. W. McCom11:1, who lntrodueed the guests, thanked Rotary for their sponsoring of this special honor tor "A" students. At the end of the second semester the top students In the Junior and Senio~ classes will be hvnorcd in the same way. Young people who were guests FTiday were: SophOmores, Dee Sauer, M•rtha ~uires, Kay Darst., Vera Covert, Phyllis Stanle}', Gene Crooks, Thomas Skinner; Fresh· man, Carol Jean Hutlson. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER Tuppers Plains: There will be a uoion Service in observance of the Woi-ld Day of Pra)'er, Friday, February 17, at 2 o'clack at the Tuppers Plalng Melhodist Church witb · members from the Christian, Unlted Brethren, arid Mt!thodist Churc~• participating ln the pro- gram. Everyone Is welcome. the directors &:the bands: Ray Woodgeard, Po · Cioy· James Breen Wahama, and Ea W~rnke Middle' port, aod congratul,ted ihem on the results of their\ teaching as s~w~ . in the prepara~on, musicp.l tram1ng, dependability, cti\utesy, reliability and response t.;Y discipline of tbeir pupil$. /_.· He alaa spoJr:4t:,)ltr«tly to the pareata in the audience and as· ~ured the.m that the houn of pract· 1re, the cost ol lessons and instrumeots and the general worrs of keepina: a child interested in their music were definitely worth-while. He praised the one hundred •nd niaety YOUR.I people who had work· ed most of Saturday in bard rt· heanalB tn preparation for the concert and said that he ·had had absolutely no disciplinary ~ra· blems, which he · considered unus. ual with such a large group. Fair' was more informal than otlwr guest conductors who have 1ppeared with the combined bRnds MARl EllA, 0. UP- Authoriand called •ttcntiOn to the individties today sough-t to c100nnme ual :pla)'ers including Roger Hysell, 'IIbe dRscflssiiOOt oo tihe levy percus•lonist, Whose name had ~be cauoe ol a Sundoy lire ...,iob bnlugbll oU.l' .t he tact that tlte been unintentionally omitted from Joilled '"" ......... . ()rief D. E. Dr<mea sam t.be sperial· tcvy 'i<;~ <B eaottnuation. rod" a the program . f1re brok~ out !Ill oae of ttl& six 1ovy """""' '" r....., and w1n ""' He dist'u.sscd the various select- apattm.e-o.b of a 28-room frame ~ t'ltxw ov~ trOO CUlftlll: ions And asked the audience to building a block from Ute busi· lilore. It wa'!; expleiki!Cd <tlhat Ht:e ·le\")' show their reaction to an arrange· JIICSS distl'id:. 'l1be fire dwrragOO a w"hioh wiH yte.Jd appNximately ment ·of Beethoven's piano con· bouse on an ad,joinjng iliot. The fire Wclil116 were otcvehmd $172,000 .a- yaar wiU be~ foC ~orto "Artdante Cantabile" and the Weber. 70. oand Mist Edna Il'Vine, modern "Par•de or the Icicles" by eonslructil(m, · salatit.'S, equipment, Dedriek. The applause showed 45. Ten o'tlherpersord in the bui'ld· end rupplies. that 1he audience favored the mod. ing eseapcd. Jt WIIS' brou$bt. wt at ~~he meet· ern piece but ao unexpected re. il)l ~~1a.t ·tlbe !Mason County scfltiol sponse was shown by the small son s~em wooJd OO'J]'tllin"ro .w :doler!- of Director Breen who wept during ioralc it 'Iillo levy is f1(ll. ~. the Beethoven selection until his Spokesmen ·aiiiSO sa.ild b~t · ·ill' J8' do- father took him back-stage. si'l'a.bie 1.o •p3S9 4Jhe devy·.fW N'i"6ee :Pir~ctor Warnke welcomed the in st'houl teach'E!'ni' sa1JIIlries des- audience Preceding the concert and One auto Was s1igblJty damagod pite ttile f..aot that ilbe M-ate lha8 presented the cvnduetor who had as l •he result or .a minor coHisiun granted a T'ai:se Jto !~be ·t'C'aeticr6. been hil friend for the past seven· Sunday afternoon on Ruutes 33 Sueh a ·Mise WOU'ld pl'ace- · Ute teen years. :md 7, .noar Lyun Str-eet, .Ube Porn . cou.rity 1n ,a better ~ to croy Police Dapant.ment. neponted. eorJJpete -witlb other 8'r"CW for ACNir.tli 1\g to ,the tepol1l. 'Cf 1949 IICI:Kihcn;. for coun-t,- ~s. t~urd. driven Wt'9l by IAw-eH D. Ral'etl>itS were m.g.ed to ~ppoJII. Uhcva.Ji'er, 17, Reedt<vrno, '~¥ben the 1evy -and .to uk ottien ·to do CINCINNA'I'!, 0. UP-J>rOOue< , t·hc 17rakes f<~~illod coiHdod wUl•h ~ibe tlhe same. Eggs st<Ca(\v; IOODirunl('tl' gr:~~d'e A r~ar <Of <a 1952 Cbe\Told:., heading large fa to 45; brown 43 to 45: in HIIC same direction and drJvtm . Mw5. SIMPsON HO~~~~~~ medi'IMJlS fl .t o 43; tmnm. mix 41 by Mma. Mae Mw.tm. 26, ')fiiddleHostc.'>'S •g i-b w-en ~ to to 43; extr.t Jjgr!ge 40 to 41; A pol,t. 1\fte. Jame.q Si'~ flllllit wook 'l-a-rge Wb1le 36 to 39: A modium 'llbc Tt'~r bumpor .and !reflector When ~he enlelta·inedl l!be Th;-CW.y brown 34 oa 37; Ohetks .29 to ao, of ·llhe Manti:n 'Milo wer"C t'eJ)Ort.ed S.....tDg Ohti> ot I= bome. The B hrrge 34 to 37. \'o .hflve boen damaged E!lliglhtl)'. Ob;cltens, £eyers unoottLiod,; •hem hosteE<; sewed ·a d~Q!lt ~ to Elizabtl\1h flick, M_rs. R~·. Ro- -off 1 cleyars 3fto3l-2 ,1b 1911»21 RUTH CIRCLI TO MEET berts,·Mlrs. RUS!Jfil( Wi~· Mrs. m051Uy 20; 'bens ibeBvy 0'\'eJ' 5 lb The Ruth Circle of the Racine Sidney Speooec, Mrs.. Hn'ilitn Fli!il· 22 "00 24; ,atem: .Jil:L~ 5 4b and un· er, Mrs. R~beml R.awUpp. Mu. der 17 to 18; heasligbt.Jeahorns Baptist Missionarl{ Sociely will mcct at the home of Mrs. Jerry MlllBro Wild<nnt>l:h, Mrs. Bnld· 14 I<> 16. Powetl, Tuesdar evcnifli, Feb. 14. Butter 90 BCOil'<Q 67-c. fond~...- All 0 t support Of School Levy In Ma80n Urged Probe Is Started Of Fatal Sunday Fire At Marietta Local Merchants Cooperate tfl/"th., I Boy ScOUt w' "eek Auto Is Damaged .. In Minor Mishap Market Reports " · CB operaLion of 'lOCal rncrohants wHh t.lbe oolebt-.ation of National Boy Scout )V.eek ~ front display windows given over to voarioull Scout ,troops of .the area for !bandioca.ft and tMnJ emibit:ioret. In Pomeroy~ L & Z Olotiting Sl11re at Second aoo Count St., 'Part.kipatcd .in tbc. furtbenmce of ltlc Scout;iog movement as did <hl!e Porner.oy J'lalitlry Shop on East Main Sl:l'lel'l In MiddJcpollt d he MiiddJeport Depadmenl St••re. H. & R. FiN· stcme and Thi·Lusilrc Cleanen; Q~90 ga-ve up \'A~tJ>able front window dis· .. pl-ay r;paoo to .tbe Boy Soouts. ADMINIS~RATRIX NAMED The Probate Count re!)O'lt.c d that l\laude G. Ande~l), Columbus, ha~ been -appoi-nted adrnin.isbralrix cko bonis non of tihc est.a:toe of Lilla Dai·s y Smltlh, la.te of Lebanon Town~. 00celll.90d. MARRIAGE LICENSE ll<~lplh E. Pamer. 24, PomerOy 1\F'D tnuck drivrr am::l 'MOOefline L. ltysclJ, PofDU"'OIY RFD, clerk. HOSPITAL TRUSTEES TO MIET A rcguliar meeting of .tlhe Meigs County Vdleranft Me1Tl0'1'ilvll Hmpi· lil91 'I'J'1usl.;ees wlail be held Wednesday 'll.t 8 p . in :tba Me~gs Oounty Crurt H'O'lkle. m. � 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 11, 1956 enzenauer hysell