https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/60d95f19e49b29a3540712e250cdfee5.pdf e70852224187fafb6c5d9170c9f1c346 PDF Text Text ~·."' PooeSix 'he Ooilv Sentinel. Pomemv-Midcllecort. Ohio • . ., .MIDDLEPORT The Daily Sentinel • ~ Moni:fdy, Fe6rua ry 13, 19~ ::s SOUETY ....a __ ...._ ......,. ........ Julie - ~Del - era)' lut Wednfl(lay and were IUetb of thelr aliter Mrs. B. F. Price, Mr. and Mn. D. D. Chappe- ADD Chapman. eeniu" illllt Middlepert Hilgln ~ will illl:save for a ~ Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor - Delegates and Alternates To state Conference Selected By Meigs DAR D~l :-gates and alternates IB the B_urne~l. wbo is a candidate Cor , .J r . . . M V~rguwa ayes .....,. ""'-'l Cbopmao1, .... of ~ ~ t• F r •I Emmerson Mrs. nates arc : Jones, Mrs. o. tt James Faris, BrewMrs. mgt on , Mrs. Dor Sdtacfer, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons and Mrs. Dey Hy· sell. Plans were made for the "chaptcr t.la}""' luncheon to be held at the Middleport Presbyterian chunh in !\larch, and Miss Lenora Gilt·~. Mrs. Charles Hennessy an~ Mrs. Emmerson Jones were nam ed as the committee. The glrb ln each school in the <"Ounty making the highest grade in the good cltizcru;tup tm>t w1JI b(' g uc~t..s. Mrs. f<arr will att~nd it he contin••ntal congrt"!ss meetin~~: to be held at Washington, D. C. the week of April 16, and has been invited to ~rrve as an aid for Mrs . Lowell ------ -- --- • •• ' I Nur~ing Student HomeFor Carole Goff, student nurse at Bethesda Ho~;pital, Zaneavllle, spent Sunday, wilh her mather, PROMPT PIIIIYAfl Mrs. L. A. Bangerte r, and family when Mrs . Bangerter's birthday was celebrated with a tamlly dinner, Richard Goff and Mrs. Robert Lutz, Zanesville, were unable to attend their mother's anniver·l&ry party bcelluse o{ illncas. PICK THE PLAN Othen present for the dinner aignature• only, were the Rev. L. A. Bangerter car or !umiture and daughter, Juanita , and Mrs. Louise Mugridge . CASH LOANS purpo!ie Dw~hot RJccd of Lowe11 spcnrt we.ekcrxl w;~'.1h M-r. &00' Mrs. l"'mard Vla.nMotm Sr., '3lnd \11'3!3 a~· Mmpanied !rome Sund1J1Y b)' )I!rs. Rood 1111Jlld daug)lber who ~prn~ the past wt.>ck 'here a~~"' m,!l 1m• thoe ROOMS OF ao ~ New Furniture !:: ~ ~ ao BAKER FURNITURE Kal Hlndy, Mana1•t 300 w. SECOND ST. PlMme: t.'IZ or 501, Pooaeroy l:llll On The Brlll"ltest Comer 1rl Mlcldlepori ~ ~ ~ cooc of 'hi."'' ffiiOtlh.cr. AH•11ed l'hiHips its vi~i.: i•n•.l{ in Jcr· scy C~ty, N. J., wil~b •hi!; ,<l()n ·and d!w·ght.er·ln·t&w, Mr. anti Mr&. lWl· ~11100 Phillips and son. ,t.f,r. and Mi'S. Edward Web.<;~~.cr Bnd san·, Rl<cky, Mns. J. W. lo::.Sk('.w • {){ Dayton and Elain-e ilnd Jimmy W~thce t1ll Ru.~lllllnd Hoad Wf'JC 'IMCeloond ,guests of M.T. and ~'Irs . Clar.oocc Aodnews. Olwenoo ;\.ndrleW& who ·is •hil!l ~~~-~~·""~'~':'":'""~'="=-~='w="=~=~B~A~K§E~R~F~U~R~N§l~T~U~RE§=~ wookood plioyedi .m. ObariktitrorJ •Mr. r w~h. i:iipm.L 1/'s II IIIIIIter 11/ SBIISB" ''' llllt/ li•llllriiHI lly 'd doUou pur a reaaonable I value on fOUl' tillle never why nom, rou'd • never do own laund I fOur ahould ry Why on! You, When for tali:! Jlenlli~• a day we'll II lhia IU"eoollle ta It ~ Your ahouldera? ~ • You save wiD be }'our own . lantUy Ill~ • • 1or dol8r :rJ!Vltieo, iu:'i>:.n:~ anr ~:w,f~;:.s~·:: y. ere pro au e: Pict-u,. and d Ji111pf on e verleL Robinson's Laundry .... ):::- Tri ·Lustre Cleaners M- MW- 01118 week _ .. ~· •~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~tj~~~~~~~~~~s~;e~ Regional Garden Club Di;ector · On Busy Agenda Chic n' Chormi~ 1Whi~·e'bmase .W the n~w Dl'IIDIIII!lef of 'th·c OMto Lumber Coop. Emm')' Suntor oaOO Mr. and Mn. 11aul Surdcr, Ohard~on, Yli$llk'<l. ~- and Mm. Walter fl.cr.o.reJ,l SUnday. lflrs. Edison WCISSa, Oollumbus, otltondod ,t he fUJl>01'61 of Mav. FJi Hyse-ll, Poweror, IOOda-y SM; ibas hem a weckond ·g!Uesot u{ ·Mws. Mlarlll"l'ci Sbilll l, GallilpQiis, ..mt:1 sun~ liay .cveR<mli M;r;:t. Stall ~net Mns. Wessa vi"s~t-ed Mha E. S. Sc:baaf. Mill. Tayo.r GTo~n. Oorlumbus, spflnl •thtJ weeb.-,.1 w~lh her son l''rrutll'k and fan1ily . She wme •here wUt.h her d.aught.el"i'll~luw Mrn·. ()e. d l Grogan, who ~i.<tirbed iur fall!her C. H. Wise Sr., ·and lriSii.L"l', Mi&s Ru.th Wise. t) llr.s. M>abcl Ma-rshall who 1\ivm w~ih ~hem in ililumbu.s ~pent the weekend wiith !her (bu. ~hler, Mlr\<i". David Yost, Pw,t1oand. cm- Ulc 1 COURT OF HONOR DATE Troop 24~. Boy Scouts of Ameerica, it~ having their first Court 9f Honor for 1956 at the Legion H II ourth Avenue . 16, at 7:30. The is · to a4-cnd tbe 1 ':!:~~~ or Honol" whe"n special at·-.. wi.ll be presented during' cetenlony and members of the B()y ' Sco11t Moth~s· Club will be ·1 ·recognized. ' ' CCUB MElTING Literary Club at two Mrs. RobAvenue, PTA FOU"'DERS DAY Found£or3 Day wilt be oCE"lebr.at- . . ed W«inesday al:termon. wben lbe Br&dbdcy PTA me~ at two -u'olock a~t ·trhe aobroJ. The .p rogram wiH inolOO.e a tout of dle n~w >additi.on 410 the 6C\h9ol and i'e{resbmen·~s at the ekl&e of ibe ~efin · Mr. and Mr11. nalph RadcliUc and Mr. and Mrfl. Robert Hurley and son, Bruee, arc Yllcatioblltll In Florida and during their absence, Juan ita Banacrtcr II stayina at the Hurley hame. Mrs. Wayne Gibbons 11nd Mrs. Richard Chambors were in Galli· polls. Saturday on business. The ltawlinga.Coal.ll ambul11nec brm1ght Mi~11 Bcrlha Grant home Saturday fro111 the Meigs GciK!ral Hospital. Oueen For A Day Prog1am Planned By WSCS Circle "Queen for a D11y" will be the program for the February meet· Ina af the Class 12 Circle of the W.S.C.S. of Methodist Church when they meet Wednesday evening at home of Mrs. A. J . StrauM lmmed· i•tely artcr the Family Night sup. per being held at the church. Mrs. Orin Smilb is1 program chairmln snd members are uraed to be present to aasiRt in ehosing a "Queen" from the c:ontestanll wbo will be aondunced at tbe meetID(f. ' ENETI.AN BLINDS llofetl . . l'ltttef encfosecl hucl ' ...... have done in reguard their"-permit ;.as renewed last October and the offieials are ·anxious to have an e~llination or th•ir problem for the Ohio Water Pollution Bnard. Attorney Webster was conault· td on a number or problems aod C~neil ~ted o~ ~ill advice and aCcepted. ., a q~t~ from "Mrs. J. J. "Davis f6t a strip of Jand 20-1241 on .Gravel Hill whieh l ..e bad offered 1.o the village at an· earlier date. .-Ii was reported by )!ayor C. 0. Fiaher that · Street Commissioner Riy FraZier and his crew had strated tePfiir work an the streets and aiiey1 and a dW!uSBion ·was held tile fiy·aah from tbe born plant which is being used I fofilhis re" p air work. tft'Bce Uoyd, president of th a_ecrt'lltion Commission, spBke brieflY o( needed tepalra on the :Munlcipal Swimming Pool in prep;.tation for the spri·ne opening havlled the Mayor and Coon· dlmt_n ,to meet with Robert KJng, . COI\tr&c:tor, and the Recreation ¢ommisillon at the Pool on Sunday February 19, at 2 p. m. far an Jnapectlon of the repairs needed. ''Cquncll . lccepted tbe ~ayor'a Teport of $406.QO and that of MJS3 .lei.n Lema, treaaurer, showing a b•lanee in all funds or $14,102.73. ,- .......... qioiol_.. ' Matchtnt .cusfo111 blinds lor oafte large '"'"' .r ••ly- $3.25 for all wldt~s up to 36H toady tO hant. _ - '" ' ana ,get ·~ · _of , - - All ""'"' llf!IY~ • whenever ~>peciallst Your F!SHlCH~ water heater tt,l . Jane. iloo•'i·~•iij switch.. the af the w~nder over atll don't IGOk f,uat over tile Uaa::~:~~~~~;n~~~~~~ aa • .tlD:rView part of of lh:em. I. keeJ lt()ljt tnflc Ule ·sides. forwa•;•,d;,..ai~~!J·;c -'-"' _ such to stap. ' . wa . , . M :d :c::»E!::J ;IlN" , lOoklna at JOUr · bood or tbe ar. Instead, look Mia Cblpaua weD lllead. Do I this both t• movina: forward aa4 in lumina• oor:DH. Your ear . travell nicely OD ceater iD. · lane and your e)'tl are free watehlna: t.raftlc p~blema. nl;:ht, wateb beyond )'Our lights for dark ahapei road. When visibility b poor you must tonlt low to ftnd 1~ path, the blah-elm bablt au~maU• cally halda )'OUf apeed doWD to- I sale level. J. Get general tranlc scene. attention., tar moat driven attenUOII! to 1 car ' ' either aide yourlaae. Wtliea .·.-,.. ·. · · > . ····,··" .. ·. . . 'EI.,cECTRIC WATEI't HEATER . -··.·~' , sdj'est, clea;~e8t. · •inOilt dependable. ; . n,o flues 011 W/lt8, installs anywhere. see your ~lectric deaiP.r todliJJ .' . i£~rRtC : _· · ' iii:ma nHJO . ' ' .. f'OD.AY ' . 18 ,~.,.. · · sssr':.,i.. ' I - ' . . R"COMPANV '· '' ' . ". • 'Fifty YeO.r8 ojProgre11 in Electric POJJf'd!.t' 101M Single Copy~ 5c Bl'!ltl111 Pltoae 398 Native Of Long Bottom Observ~ . 32nd Birthday In Hospital Bed • 1es ,81 Resident In Montana terian Chureh, aod citieens attend· ing the $CS!ion were Clinton Fillher, Owen Bratton, Donald MUla and B[UCI;t Lloyd. Offielalll present Wel'e Mayor Fisher; Councilmen Wayne Gibbons, Df!VId Jenkins, Ernest Covert, David Miller, L. R. Wiley, Robert McElhinneY : Clerk Charles Murry; Treasurer Je•n Lama; Chief of Po11ce Russell BaUey and Street Commissioner Ray Frazier. istri FINDS BIGAMY IS A GRAVE: MATIER Face New Unit On School Aid OSU Re£uses An y Apology To Cage M 0£ D entor ayton spend tbe money efhcienUy, put off consideration of the quandry ~ Mias !sol-_ Celdwtll of Lent lot· on. delpolte 4' slow r~overy tom. 1 fifo lont rHldent en Or· from a fractureii~ hlp, Hoi ping 'to antt Twp. S1turdly obnrved m•ke the puty • memoraltl•"· her 82nd blrthdey In M.lg• Gen. one were her niece Mr$, F1y1 era! HOtplt•l and found ttMt she Klrkh•rt: • brothr, Milo Call- , COLUMBUS, 0. UP-O~io State h•d not been fOrtotten. well of Long Bottom: Mr. University said today it will not Mrs. Thom•• P"errlu of ~~~·~:f·,pcr;,,,:; apalogize to tbe University of Day- A birthdey cake and clo.. N!ll· Pl•lna end S.rb•r•, Roger ton aiiil that it would welcome tiYtlt. made the d1y •n enioyeble M.arfha Jean Kirk".ut. put'ting -the !Mike Al·leu oootro- .:.c.=..::::::::::..:.::..::::::.:...::::..:.c::::.:.:::c.:__:::::...:::::c..~=.:::::.:::::.:c:.:.:.____ ,l v.r;.;, ~:::.:.YN~~~~ transferring from Ohio State ta Dayton about two weeks ago. Ohio State Coach FJoyd Stahl ac· cuscd Da:y.~n Co~ch,Ton:' Blac~burn °~ ta~perm~ WLth hl.!i squad ID talkmg With Allen ~~d John Snyder, a rea:lil've, w~o YISJted a Daytou ~rac:t~e seu1on. AIlen enrolled m Dayton, ~nyder l~ ,.fit,..Oblo .. State. · :.~n sa1Ah1bat ·.itah1'rw ac· cusatloruJ were 'hlf·lilase an~ the unlvenity .a~nouneecJ the unless Stahl modified or retracted his statements, the matter would be placed before the N. C. A. A. MEIGS GENeRAl. HOSPITAL Admitted: Mrs. Hel-en Bolin, Lal\g.W!Ue; Mrs. Rarph llcCune, Dt!xtc:r; Richard Barrnh.wt. Potncroy. Dismissed: !Mrs. WHJ.iam Warner en.-d ·son, Middlepo1.1t, Bi:j'rtihs: M:r. and .Mn. Ra4'J)h Me· C~.tne, D~Xlter, daughter. f I SUnON HUSTLERS MEET HU3tl\er& CouncU met Friday vem'ing at t.be home o! !)or.. otoh:Y and Samuel Michael: wi-th Olden H>8'Rlrn M cllairman.. 11hirrtee-n mmn.bers and eight cl:lildren WCf1e ~ I"'C£~hm: ents folloW· ing :a dioo~oo beld by Samuel M-lohBcls. · SuUonr o Many Problems COLUMBUS, 0 . UP-Ohio's new Board or Education today 'Nrft!~Yed with the vexi.ag .problem of .bt>W .to speod $7 mitHon tb.ir:;. )1-('ar for needy 80hooJ -disb"jot.s. 1lhe board, split between· desin!a to ~ 1.1p the aid and to Tbere , A low bid of $42,997.00 forth(' , be made by eith~r- revenue or re· relocation of water Jines through 1venue bonds, ~e town of Mason was a~pted Two othe~· bids were reeeived <!II MoOOay ntg~ht by 11h·o Mason bY the CilUncil for the project. 'f.Owo Council Jl,t a. special meet- They were a bid of $46,195.'15 ing Jleld in the city building. rnB.de , by Jones and MkN"eUJ;-ot Pt.. The 'tiitL~· Iriltltni.~ · bJ tbft ~nt ·...-n.d ~ \It"- Of $44:,903.'15 Benqie·~p ~ri'ft.fnd"1!>0ug'· nllte ·bY the Clover Leaf ConstruRouSl( a sub-contractOr. Relotation ction Compan'y, hie.; of Charleston. of the watef lines is ~uired be~ cause of the construction of a new road, U. s. Route 33, through the town. The bid also includes the rur· ~ 0 10 0D nishing of water lines and the making of 77 service cgnncdions along 0 8 S the line. Town representati-ves were to meet on Tuesday wi~b Dean Heironimull, State Rigbt ar way Agent, 'Mirs. V-ictor Young, women's di· in the latter's or~ice in Charleston. rector of tlbe MeiJISI Oounty Polio The contract w11l be drawn up FL.UJ.d ~&ign ot.oday Dlid tibat there subject to the approval of obhis ~ wOU<ld probably f.a.ll Bhort the ,.state. . en iLs. qUIOit-e. to the po.UI(l tund drive Payment for th~ relocation Wlli by .aP-ProximR!.elv $6.000. '11he "'oal Be Friday Nancy LeMaster D" Of In. . From Accident II~. .B . o< St"x· Reds F ..... al aapeclal moeUng ·Jocld at sehqal OR boll day b88l8, which . Uae Chester Hlgb SehOol. W4llll ·noaeessitabed by ~be -cnrrdem· 1lfMI boart1: 1'JCSCind.OO· a ~u-lnaUon o! threo graded schools in•iOO" matl>e at a meeting Md rb.st the distrlct; ReedsvUte, Long Bot• MoDcliy, whiCh requested the state tom, and Tuppers Plaillll, the board owartment of tantlon to declare discussed at great lengths, and ta· emergency in the Eastern th.ey :fimalily came to the opinioo eat District. 1t will learned that something has to be done to the declaring · at the get the children back in school - . to bt!: done by the for rt:be fW1 day as pL'UiJC'rfbed by bOird. Tile board law. ied a reaolutlon of emerJency The board decided t.o permit Mr. roq~ tbat tlie electio'- bo Robert Gray, principal of Chester in $he :r.!a.y Primary. This High School, and Mr. J. R. Davis, loD ·has to be given the principal or Tuppers Plain11 High tJte• statt taxation board. School, for111ulate a plan, concern. The "p iOlutioo of occeNity stales ing this matter and present it to In .1ul1itanC:e; for the -erection o( -100 boatld a¢ ~ts next ~regular a new1Qre proo( hi&h sch~l. about meeting on . March ~­ .nild Way.-between .Cheeter ~~ Tup'Pile! beaM IIIIU~botizeod Jo"lr.a~1cis ~ "PiiiM•. m;ar ~te . Rout.e 1; Andrews, preaidr.~t of tlte board; to . ertc;Uo~ ., .a aew fire proor ·&tade . contact the state dcputment of ) 'IC:Iiool ilbout DQdway "&etWeen Long edutaUon fqr a . lJst of enginte!r11 Bottom ~~- Rll!!et$8.YUle, -state and .atcllitect• available .. 1.24;" tttCidernizl'B.c extllt.Alao· the l:lo&rd authorized Walter fire school SrOWJt .and Carl Bernhert, melfiben of t.be board, to uontact per· sons ownina: J)t'Operty, that the board wishes to purcba8e. The clerk, Charles Humphry, was Jnstructed to contact the Department of natural resources concerning the purehaaiag, by the "''•tlPJIIDIII o/ )and, In the Forked Run area, and as to llll availability. Coace.rning the land needed for the erection or the uewly propos~d AFTER A RECORp 57 """" of buildiag slte WCJuld be purcila~~erf ntuat d•llberafions, • F..,.l lvry in Cl.mancl r......ncl theM agreed ,tibet tWOo :mone options furl II!IMih ·build· 1ht Commvnlm ,utu,. of plot-.. tina to overttarow tht< gcrnm..... ~be p!ll-ohiJO<i<l. 1·. 2:3q P. m. Guilty·'Four~'-e·W. .r · eed :lU" f --1 J~~ IUIHIILAND (top, lett), 2$, 1 araveyard gardener, II qus. tlon~lD N•w Yort about b1a Z wives by A&mtant District Attwnu ~ Patten. Alter U:ao q~, Sutherland admitted thra U.e attar without botberina about the fonnalitia eatenvema. At bOttam, left, Is Role Marla Sutherland, 22, with ber dauabtei-, IJlltan, by a previoul marriagL She 11 wife Dumber 3. At bottom, rlgbf, .ll Maureen, 17, wife number 2, whose mother tnvesttratH .Cter be had walked out oa Maureen. He Wed wife number one. 'larban L.lla.ynea,23, at a eburch lD l'lu1hinJ, N.Y., F(~ruary, 1950. ~~~~to Board,.,..._-- Over 100 were present when "Foundm D.y" was observed at the Central PTA meetiaa held llonday e•entoc at the scllool. Each room was d~orated in ~eep· ing with St. V1leat1ne Day lncluding a large decorated valentine box deeorated witb noWers alld hearll. Jlrs. F. Whitney lniP'aham. pre· sided over the meeting whic·h op· eoed., with the pledge to the flag loU()Wed by· the · Star Spangle Banner and tle Lord's Prayer. The attendanee aWard .if $5 was •warded to the fifth grade taught by Miss Harriett Mclntosb. An invitation ' tO attend the "toundere D~" pro~am at Sugar Run PTA to be held Tburl:ldlly at 7:30 p.m. was read. A letter ~as also read froin NiCk BISIIo news director or siation:WSAZ ai HuntiQCtoD, W. Va .. congutulaUJl&" the #C)up oa their mi 115 t.rel. Mrs. Mu: Fot.ne:- gave a report of .couaty Council . D'lce.Ung, after wbich SUpt . . CharleS Gibbs spo~e briefly, welcomlng tbe group. IUIIph SpenCer, principal allro •poke expresalng hiB appreciation !)f tbe large attendance , · A prokram in charge of Mrs. Ha ld t.obae opefted with group ·''"'~•• 1' d by Mrs. LUt.:l ""11 8 k 11ngiue e e wac • hammer with M111. Ingraham at the piano. M:rl. Lohse read a lri bute b Anna H ~ 11 • Mrs R0 be 1 L Y ~ • . ·. r Tnompson gave tbt; obJedivcs of Two Are Arreste·d .. l Count 0.ft .T-Jtulie , . , . . Two 21~ by klejl) a.Uilhoritiies c.y, Ml'l. L.uclll• le"'-ncourt, Gtorte Wttt, JOMPh lrtndt tnd Frtnk Hoshmeil. Pour othor d• ~-. '• .. "' . a:Dd one otiuit er:tron OC!CU'!Ted IMODCJa¥. i!J,::tobe . ~. ~~11.'1 J1aw enforteu~ · ~el!f ~rted ·today. ·. ~-\Wet. 3~, Y'VUII'l}llown , 1:ha l!.ig1rwiry ~rol• "f-ePortM wa,;; -8$!\~~ $:$ AQc ·and cos!.6 on t•hr. charg>Cs uf! speei:l:ing by JustiCe of l!be ~>F. P'; ~).of Ooolville. West was cited MJonday .allernoon. The PtN.Deroy ~ice depa~"lhn·cm1. fMdtnh we,. ""'lllttelf. Ttl• ~that . Raymond R.ekmi"N', tullty Hell ftc' • m~J~:I"\UO'l fine Po!DCT?Y, )YI8S cltted: 'to appear be.of $10,000 • flvt pan 1ft ·llri- ft1re ~ E; F. Robimon. to.0,. er both for vleletfon· of 1M ni~ . by . ~m:m Henry Wcny Sonllh Ad. (ln...notional.) iMo ·)~ program .in ill ''lb. .i'zard fa'ilbion." He ur&~od eanef\11 lll.udy of <~ath distrid's neea; aDd C!l'e8lt:iGu of a prlont')' 6y&ttm ~ng .to need$. · Otlben> argued dtat ec:tioo was ~ .DOW" tO pro>V"id6 ~ moms by DeJCt ran. Some feared >that if Ule $7 m.iiJJ.ion: were not spent this yea![", 1.hf!l Lecillaturc might baik on future apptopwi.a.tiont. . ~~ "We ought -tomah Mlft we set a lot of miJ.eage out· of tru.rJ lJUllloo .,... SeXIel ... d. - ·· - Central PTA,"Founders Day" I Program Draws More Than 100 ec'hooi the II'HHft; Thet. • ,. (fr.m ltft) An· thony krchmartk. "Martin C:h•n· some sesmon ()/.-the OhioLegi&lature. Frank Seidet of RocJr:y Riv_. ~ the board nat te""'ru&h Fri-da'Y, Feb. 17, Wo.rild Day of Pra)-er wi!l-1 be observOO at Ute H'6aol!h .Metbod:ist Ohutth at 2 p. m . Ml'8.. N()ah Haakim wi.U be in of tb~ $!rviee. and ot.ber Mrs. Kat·hei'yn Payn-e, Mrs. Emeriloon J"ooes, . RobMi. Styel'\9, Nuarcoo; Mlrs. Dw:itght Wallace. Prefi... b~an·; Mm Ohlll'le!S Beooett, Baptist; Mrs. Wituam Jndtord, Ohurch of OhT"ist. menn.a Rummeli, Salvawill be the speaker and -t • will ·be presented bY t~ .Mt. h:ad been pt1eviousily $et for $12,· 000 and io dla<l:e a l;uJe more than Mlorlah Chtn'dl. aDd Hf'lltib. Churth. $6,000 .hab' been contribt)tod. COURT DATI! SIT Mrs. Younc urged that an com· !ft-yor C. 0. Fi.'llbcr wi,N. hear Ies . . JDrleB nmnil.ies • otber solll'008 wto the case of Wi-lliam Bonewttw, ,b.we Polio Fuude on band t10> send Pt. f'ileasaut, nelCI. Sat.ur<lay elv-etbem in • ,9DCC so that t1h.o !OC<rl nhtg. Bon.>eelltter Wail !lll'TUoted' by oompaign CarJI be cloeed. Patrolman st.erwa:lt llan'ill for Nancy Evelnie ~. 73, of In tile meantime tiOday ~t w.a~> drivlnw il.he ~ w.ay <Ill· a OM Southside ·in tMa:soa OouMy died anoounced ·t hat the G~ Har- wa.y street. lkidben Swartz wu on Mondlly al Hob:er Hosp"it.ad in ·mony ~ wi>M! pre!Pell.>t a :progr'a:tn plored In i>u Motulaov '"""'Ito( tor C.l,t ;po;;. of injurie> ......"" "" .. ,fllo l"edo""eol Clwrdo. "" Sun· ~lltoxication. Februony 5 Wlben aile ~as stru.ck day 'a t 3 P. M·. with aU pror;:oeW; b:y ITIID wt·omOOHe on W. Va. Rloute being G:i\"001 4o the polio -f und. METER RICIIPTS IT ""'r "rho meier reccipl9 - ! « la.t M·i.s8 LeMMJt>er dted .of a brain HOLZER HOSPITAL w~ $209 Pomeroy Vtllage otfiinjury, Sh6 never · "Mi:alned: con. . cials t'f!IPOI1ted !l.odlfy. 'I1he vlU&ge sciousn-ess a~ tlle accident. ·. Adffilllt~ Monctay l...esOOr A. alSo fepo.rt€d tlbalt tlbe Soci1:J, SoPolic-e at J>.oi.nt Pleasant said ·Woll>l!!, Racln.e: George Sarwe:nt. eurit.y ftln'eseD.tat.lveS wiH be tn. Uta-t ~'be car WQ!S .cfriven by James POflJCI"'Y; Mm. Wal4aee WcntzoJ.I, Lh:e etnerg(!rtoey mom Loca1ed at lthe F. Dtmrfett., . 44, k)>ey. He wu Letlll1f. Fallis, W. Va.; Calll Ctab- vioH- ,ltaLI from 10 a. m. until . Uldiui.iOilS -t:he January special MeiiJ'S p }' F d G a} F 11 Short 0£ Mark BY$5000 ·lrQe, :C-sr~er · WeN atboo1 additione. 'l1bose 8Cbool dlstritta wbo appliec:l f(IC aid first would 'ftand ·a bStter cblmce of neteiving (UDds .appropriateci by I 1 nii:bt until today. members or the board didn't rt.'l· ish being banded an ;aUoca1.ion policy by Education Director R. M. Eyman. Eyman is senring until tire board clxJo&es a new diTIOCl<>r. Finance Committee Ohairman Fraotil W. Sp~ of Akron said his group bad no time <to ooMi.dte!' all -the armific.aii<lns of Eym.an'111 plan. f:l"t Come, First hr¥HI Tbe plan WOUld put the machinery in action for ~ .moot district~ io <"'OCt1ract bids oo water Line Relocation Bid AceeptedBy Mason · , , .· ~· Tht East.ci'D Local School Board, simult.aat"'UU8ly taod ~Hy batck to ~- d 1 ht d 1f the auditor for ccrtific.a tlon. .mun at · n I pasee a reso u Ion ' t~f ~ity, ~llina: (or a total of At the M;ay, ~man: election $425.0001 in ·bciudll for the erection ,t~l'a'l'oblaultl•ootn.· wdl appear on a of two new buildings; mndernlzat. ..~~ . loa and · equippiq ·of the .exi11tini Coocetning the attendance . of oot 4ldd. I your llol7 Loa Cllap. . . Tuesdqy, The meeting was opened with .'· ' astern LocaISch00I Board ~ . . Tak . A B . d I .. .es eli•on n on ssue • f1u \ Br terqht ltocomlllfl col ... '" north anti ...t cllntral ............ er W...._.y ..-.ow. ,~~~~:~~=-.4.;!r~M~~~--~-~~--~-------~ Low r.- ....rwith -lh :n.oo. c.t• a prayer by the Rev. Howard Ruppelt, putor of the Firat Presby- engineering from AI is required to show len, a reserve sophomore center, i'.;lfUrtber plans since • AJ.metel ....,.,., ••il. • Slots have "Dureletfia" ......, ...... linioh. e S.e11 W«tt ti1for lor I ~BERFELDS 6 ·~~~:~;~~...original e Gr.-lui, WORK IEnEI . LAST LONCEI :~~ C. 0 . l"isber and the M"tdCouncll aeted upon the .. .,,.._ of Attorney MaMlq Webwhen lhey mel at tbe VilHall Monday evenlng'. They . advised to po&tpone any rurdevelopm~nl of plans for a '!"!~' dispobl plaot until the Woolpert Eoglne.ering ComD"yton, has been asked for answer to a request last Oc~ for a HVi,ion of plans wbich had draWo and re.,lsect once village. '-"c··- revision was not accepted the main seWer line would outside the nilroad track end eounctlra.ea were afraid erosion aod hilh walor would domage th• project. JQ. January, 1956, one commun· icaUon wu recelved from tbe com· but the attorney recommend· ~1~~:~:lbo~t:;h~~th~:e engineering · before new were merger of Pomeroy and In a cBmbined will be post· an answer is received ~ wd).l'tC~~aJrM4. C/in n l!IJ... · · · · ~· rr · ........ m... ,. !!! .. ~ I e Editorial Phone 387 No. 255 rt Delays Further Plans Sewage Plant Mr. and Mrs. Martin Leonard, Jr. (Mary McCallum) of Eliq~tb, N. J. are announcing tly:l birth .of a daughter, Carol Elizabeth, Friday, JaiU.Iary 13. Grandparents are Mr. aad Mr1. Norman McCallum, Mlnenville and Mr. and Mrs. Martln Leonud, sr; Elizabeth, N.J. The Leonard's' also have another daughter, Barbara Ann, age four. ffon. ' a.m. dOI.Nilneu toc&.y . wHtl a chanco M iMI>Ifwd Ww.,._ Hleh 50 5I. M.tty doudr ~Itt. ..,... ----------~--------------------------------~~----~--~--------------~ Qtd 1!01UJ jM f/M4 MOifiUj.· PTA COMMITT!I! MEETING" The cxce"uUv-e commlttee crf t:be M•iddlepor.t PTA wiLl meet tonieht ·Bl 7 :30 oil!: hhe High School. dlnaCMer, AUoc, of Akron wm·IC weekelld ii:\ICI!lll:& of her :parcll't!l, :Mr. illllld Mr\9. W-ilbur Mdo.ne. Mr. and Mrs. HaNy Moore u·nd RoJi;er, were Su.nday dimler of rhls ,paroott;, Mtr, a:nU w"bul' Moore. Bentz Wolfe W'sii\Jod .m l'hlni..'l Sunday with· 'lm slsl.ors. Mi38os Aru4Justa- lfiOd Ida' Wolfe. Mli"SB lda who wrfcred oa 'bgl\t tJirt10ko t•hc past wook i!> oon~k'&Ctn,g 11\ice.ly. Mr. .arnd Mn. Okwcnoo 1Mia9s.a r spc.n.l ,t•tle weekiervd Ml· Columbus w.~h tlbe!T .'fOJT and daughll.'ll'-iln·liaw Mr. .and MNJ. Goo.ru,"c ].las>oc and fam-ily. .... IMa,bcl M11nkt.111 ~nd M.iss Lao.uta C.mOOS!Cir ""Kll"'C SUnday llfU('!&l~ of ll-3. Myrtl-e W~n: and sot~, John. M.i1J. Mann.inl[ Wcln\..t.T .'11)1unK'd homo Saturday froan the lloJzct' Hooplto>l. V! I Martin'3 Announce · Birth Of Daughler I a!WI .MI-s:, OW'l YoWl,lol ood 1 'I fam~ly. w"'"1 · j· . ghteor, ~·. ll'llid Mrs. ~a:11 Pmlll . Riohawd LcirDe}t of Sl»'ingfiJc.ld spct•l ,t he we-e-kend W1~lh illi's gro~mdmoe.lheor, MH~. Eknma' tJei1!1leil 'Uilld b.i3 :run~t, Ml'l!i!. llhoOOo-l'le Lcllcw. Fi t~your- ()peR eventnp1 bv appoincmen1 0 ltoo-emary Shay, G113f(on , W. Vao., 'i6 >tbc gu.cst of her grandmtll.bcr, P.lrw. AlbCJnt M~. She had bot.n .t:he goo..'lt. 'Of r.:-la!Jivcs i·n G&I.Li-poJi.s, t'be past week. Mv.'l'. C. J . Ebersbacih 1111Aid g'I'and r~nt JClibD He.w- 6pollt •llhe ·:pWolfe, ast weekend withFM:l!i, • Mr.~ aod Susan and MTS. James. Simp6"oo. an4 . . .~ ghter, Sandy. , . :·:· i.l-j'• M:r ' · 'ami Mrs· B· r · p~ - · .. ::.,.-e •• spent Sunday 'afLEl'DOOil · ' ~ ' DENNYS ENTERTAIN mul.hcr, ·Mr~t. Lttda ~. of. MJ:. and lfrs. Eat!. ~ S-r. Hootington, ent.errtaiood wttib a dida;w SUDday Mr. and 1\lm. Jlimles. Ct"WweU at ttbeill' Jrame. Prcseot ~ Miss and daug'hters 9peJll rt.'he W«''reud Rm-:mary Shay of Graft,oo:, W. V,a., w~lh l"cl·a.tivos m Plt.tiS~IJh, ~iss Betty~. Middleport, Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Kt:lig, St. Mrs. A lbe:nt Mees .and ltlbe !lidiJta P l b ~~- •--e eoo- wg. Fl'a., •··· u .....-e -.-.;aa• • ..,.e and oon Earl Jr. on a t:.w..iness !U".tp i8'n'd: were •.bouse Four .moo4:irJfl :l.n -six day-!'~ ,js the ~ 'Of .Mr. iiUld Mni-. ~ schedul~ of .Mrw. Robert Reibel, ltegimal. Direetor of. Hte Ohio AFt· fkwh1."el and.' son. sooi·at..ioo of G~den Clubs. Mu•. aod ·1\lnf. r . K. RUQ!!(ll.l and · '[lburliday sbe was> a gud ~.h('m dirugbtdr ha'Ve mumcld from visthe Rio GnOOe and Open Gate fhng rckltives rn Glm. Farris, W. v•. Garden Club9 met .. ill Rio Gnmdc Rodney HiU has· been a l>usinJeSI!i and !~he W'3IJ -accompanied by Mn;. vfsitor Jn WashlngiorJ, D. C., and James Titus. RwJ:and, -a ·past Rekf.i. .Fl11iday by ·plane roo- his tr-i"p, fi·onal DiU!$Jr. and Mrs. Ca>h Mlr. Mli' Mrs. Luuis< Rostsi eod lohnston, Blladt.mry, president of chi.Jdron; Pit. Pll~nt, were here the IMiood Gorden Club. Saturday cvooing to visit :her trlSFci.day 'She ·and !Mlrs. Webb H.wll · tffl', Mn. Wal~ar Crooks and" famof the Ruthmd GU>Ckn Club vi.soi't~Jy and -atl.f.OO -Uho b~md fiC8bivol Jd .tlhe Albany Garden Club. Towh.-m her :niece Jea.rx,:,~c. Craoks ·day·· flhe and Mr.s. Johnston spen>l ml'd nephew~ Geoo and Edward ln McOonoolsvi.ll-e bo complete Unwks pl·ayed iln Ute J01..al bROd.l. plam .f or llihe-ResionaJ Con1ference Mlf'. ·and MI.'S. ruch~¢d Whiteto be !held tJbere. 'Jiul).'iiday Shf! .i~ house ·a nd C'lltl~n .ha-ve moved sehedu·l ed 1l'() atWod a covered di1Jh from Htell' ·f ormer lbome io Althocns . supPer IJI:. Uttle Hockin·Jf. to ·tlh.e Beeson ·p1·operl1:y. IAk. •Mti~~ Wfi'!CI ...a Mrs. ~Deir c.nd gUUiils of 'relaltives. 'Mr. ·and Mns. Robel.t lhltf 1. Qlld MiM. Mlifyme •~. i.Kolt, Mr:. and Mrs. ()tL(l. Hsrt.cnb.ae h vdod 11'ec-entJy m Clncintva,ti with their daught-er, M$s DcrJ"IO!IIly wbo -is a ·palti'enl at (.;1Jr,i9\. Ho~i·t>al. St-anley Rea ·and ~ PlhHHp or W:beeling wl!ro(l W\.•ekerwl. gue~.ot·.s of hb~ plri'e1JLs, Mn-.. 001d Ml11s. Emctil JIO)'{'.(! Mr. cbi:l.dren., Wuodsfi~. IMUI. Nomnan McCal.lwTI return· a!tctr .a· two '-- · -, · ~-•-•• N J weeY.IISJ. m ~·. · ·• wilih her ~liaw and daughter., ~tr. and Mr9. Mwti!D! Loormnd Jr. Mr. and 1Mrs. Robert Har.brccht son, Columbu9, were weekend of their pa~rcn.t.c;, 'Mr. and . Raymond lblrbreclJL, Mulbe~·ry . -and MT. and ~'In:!. Norman McCallum ra f IMMrQ"IiY!iHe. guu.b1 or 1her oonrh.Wraw cmd' d·au- flou.,.•; Mon.-F,.l. 9-S; So.t.. .9-11 pareJ1..S, ed Jtome last week Roo. .... ¢10 ki'r E J ·r. 1tbey can:re ~ to ottend tOO 8aDd Festi'\'6l. J.t-. Gift.. -thw", f.or\m.er baiJd ~ fher.e, was .<me o! ltbe ~QI\9" ol tbe f<~Sii~;~al.. , M!r. and Mn!i. 1oo Yo11ng J-r., and POMEROY SOCIETY da~tglllor, For 8ny """" Ernest Covert To ~~~ Gdil« aDd <l:.au8ht« !l'etumod Wed February 2r borne in Oclllunbus 8unOarf lft.er spenddlg lUbe weetood w•l!b 11er 1 ':: lillh Daru;e" by ProbaKCo, Scbarwenka; A reception will be held at the Herbert; Susan "TheSbarPo families . on Joaes, "Dream or Olwen" by Mayes bome after the ceremony. Charle1 Wllllams; and PreACIIIa Harpole, Portrait" "Bronze by HansStatue" Barth. and Tone A de~sert eourse carryiag out the valentioe motif was served by the hoatess duriD.Jl the sacial haur. Gue1ts for the arternaon were the four girls, ),lisa Lohse, Mlss Probasco, Miss Jones and Miss Harpole and Mrs. Gearge M~-~~~:1 Mrs. Greta Price and Mrs. ore Reed, Jr. •bs" ; : ; ::=.":"~ conference tu bt hrld at Cleveland 1 hlstortan generaL Mrs . M . E. Rath· in March were elected, when the I burn wu reinstated as a member Mrs. Charles Mayes, Grant Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter aod Mrs. S. A . McCa~thy was ac- Street, Middleport, has announced DAR met Friday afternoan. at the cepted ror membership. the appraaching marriage of her homl' of Mrs. Patrick l.,()('hary. "American mwi.c" was the topic daughter. Virginia, to Ernest COY· High St. Mrs. Manning Webster was or the program presented by Mrs. ert, son of Mr and Mn. ArthJJr a ('Ontributing hos te~.s. Everett Hayes who gave a sketch Covert, Middleport. Mrs Irving Karr , Jr , vice re o( the life of Mcl>owell and play- I The Rev. Claremont E. Hoyt gent presided over the meetin& ed a cradle aon& composed by him . will perfor~ the ceremony at _the <md delegates t>lel."t('d were, Mrs. Piano solos were presented by First Baptist Church at e1ght n. w . J>' inslerwarld . Mrs. Harold (our girl!, Jenni(er Lohse wbo o'clock on Tuesday, February 21, Lohse, and Mr~ . J . E. Foster. Alter· 1 played, "Air de Raile'" by Vlc'lor in the presence of the immediate "., -- tor a~~ ~ ~'tile EIII!JWm ~- Jahs ~is me dMig~t~q- of MQ. E.l.oi:3e u•p- Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Haw)tins. POmeroy Society F.d.itor. Phone 6244 ~ WEATHER en tine ~ Dfl'oted ro ru lear, Athens; Mr. aod M~. Wm. Reed, famUy and Mr. Floyd Retd, Newark; Mr . C. L. Chapplear, Athew , Tenn; Mr. Fred Cbapplelear, and ramily, Obetz, 0.; Mra. Fern Brewer, Conatanine, .Mich.; Mr. and Mn.Jametl Ku1ic ao.d family, Columbus; Mr. and J.ln. Jobo McDonald, Or~nt, 0.; Mr. aad Mn. Warren LeMay and ramlly of Hamilton, 0.; Mr. Leslie Conaaul,. Huntington, W. Va. Mr. and Mn. Howard Ebenbl.eb visited their JOn. Mr. and Mn. Sam Eber1bacb and family at Somenet, over Sunda)' and were Heompanled. bome by "their P"aDChon Mike for a visiL , Mr. ud Mrs. Albert Paynt~ were called to Dorcu. Tueida, evening by tbc death of ber silter Mra. Ed Beaver. .Mrs. Dorothy Durst tailed on HeunrieUa McDude, Wedoaull:r arternuori. · m *Y .and will nin • e The followlq penoDI attended the ronen.l ot Mr. Chapplelear, at the Ewiq Funeral Home io Pom• RN, Go!....... a\M!Ji. ~ bar PMitCIW. ~ IMili' PORTLAND I for fduw •ttl trive propr ~- 1 oheaes:- of {);;m(ieJd reprxted u di.strids daim lit imm& diate Deed fm buildtog fUDds.. He the PTA; Mrs. Gerald Graeser eaid more tDo.o $1l nril,liQo bn told af the PfA emblem wbieb is ...... ....... .,. tloe 42 - .... tbe oak tree; and Mrs. Carl Will Tbo """' would 11841 d-. pve the PTA prayer. RIOIDS Mel leaetter faei1it"ia for "rii be glad to" was the topic 15,556 pupils !DOW ''impa(lpedy of the comedy skit presented by l•ouso•l,'' be eaid. the parents witb Mrs. Max Folmer In odt~ action, the "board as the teacher; Mrs, Richard Fia- arreoect to set minimmD. lbDdard8 law, Mrs. WyaU Gilbert, M.n. Ed- f>er elt"'lllleiJlal'f ICiboob. gar Thomas, Mrs. Charles Werry, A Meil-9 County BPORatlam said Donley Reibel, Paul t:olmer and Local Sohool Harlan Wchru1_11 ~~~ puplla; Cbl.rles Distrkt in lleigt Ooonty bad been Wcrr)', the prmetpal; Mra. Harlan one ~ .tlhe areas from wbicl! ~ Webrung a member ar the Pl'A; CUftlt had beenr macae" for aid in Mrs. Robcrl Arnold a PI'A commlt- tl>e _ . . , . . . amount of $37~ •. tee membl•r: Mrs. Roy M~, a 000. mother, and Mrs. Donley Re1bcl a The board "fleludaJrt:ly'' :refusgrade mother· ed to CiJ'l'Y 011 .fbe wo.J1t 4lf t.he Past presidents were lfttrodliCed ~al and ~ study groups or and presented a red carnation oor- 'llbe OtLI'o Wihit.e House Cmrfersage. Each told of U1e highlights ence Co:mnriU6e. 'J'!be boanl co.nof their year es prosldent. Past duded it bar:l neitba- lite tim& ft<lr presldenta present we-re Mrs. W. the mooey t3 do tbe job, 'l1ae A. Drake, M;rs. Jed Webster, Sr .• grQUJ)II were a ,pant: of a :zut.ioftal. Mrs. Carl W11l, ~· Hank Young, conftorc:nre ou rdliCd pmblem~r. Mr_s. Herman Ohhnger, Mrs. Henry Tho r.o...l pl......, RClbel, _Mrs. John Terre_ n , ~IL-.s. '~he probl.-Jo of ecrbool districts Max ~elnhart, Mrs. Everett Tho- and lln)IICXatioD. '[lbe board must mas, M:ra. Paul Tbei111, Mrs. Max OOcidfl what'he:Jo Urat part. or :a ~hool district ~ t.o a vil· Fulmer and llrs. Harold Lohse. .Corsages were also presented to lagP or city will'l!fllain a part Q[ Mr.s. _lrrwaharn. Mns. Roy TracY Jr. the dist.rictl. or become a IP&rt of pre~1dent of th~ ~ugar Run PTA, the mllnicipallty. In some &ft&s, LucJil~ B. Hawkm.s and Mrs. eitite .have ermeXIed fartory dis-Swackhammcr. Members ()( the tricts. l;eavi.ng rtlbe .sobrof district S R PTA · · ~ ugar un present.wcre frs . wit'h li\4-k- ,mgh wl.ue property. Tracy. Mrs. T. A. Down1e, Mrs. c. t.oc-al public ~~r,ngs probably E. Blackslee, Mrs. William Swat· wiM be -held in >eaoh ca9e. zel, Mrs Donald Hauck. Mrs. Jack Sorden, Mrs. Harold Ebct:sba('h. Mrs. Thei5S, Mrs. E1ta Gilmorr. ,Jr.. Mrs. W. A. Gibbs, M... "'"'"' """'· M". t'rank Reinhart and !\frs; Leo Bryan. Mrs. William Bi-.adfurd o[ Middleport was ah;o a gue~t. l''unorel S('!"Viocs for W.ade 0. Group singing concluded . fbP Bing, 66, Hemlock G11ove., W'bo mc~ting ;jftPr whie~ the group died Sat-urday, Wer'e beld at t1he WB~ invil£'d to the ·soelal room SJffioc"cr F\tncca:l Hom~. Tucsdly whcr~ refreshments -o£ ice cream aot 2 1'. M. centered with a rtd heart, cup The S>Crvltts were oonOOcted by cakes il"('d in while, dfe(lrated in b'val'l1f('lht To01n BUUefifield o.f .the red rtnd centered with" a red heart. IW!p!"'f'l Olturoh ol Chrisll. aOO ttle mints. roffcf' and tea were served. OOrly "WS i-nterned in tlhe Oben>y Napkin.~ Wl:lJ"'C wtrite wid:., -red Ridge cc~JK-t-ery near ·bks •home in ·11o:1: t's. Tht> ref.rcsdunent :tatlle had H:omlook Gt<ml. a whfi.(> cov.c-r anod ~ WIMh rarl bt-arenf were Omll'l" Heis, an arr:mgcmcnt of re~ 'nd white Raymond Randolph. Edoon- Spcn.-er ('arnatlons in a wbik pottery vase Wade Speooc;r, Amil Holt>er and. with tall rell tapers hl crystal cand· J&~no£18 Jcl"f-el'S. Atso h1 'iltteftldaDt.'e clabra on either side. A large red w~ Clair lbndotpb. a. nephew, lace heart was oa each end of the who .made hi6 taoe wl'llh dle de- _,. tbat- io""""'" Bing Fwteralls Held Tuesday I tiiW.e. oea.ed. �14 1 SOCJET't' • NE'IrT " HAVEN lin. DI~OTID TO - On INTERESTS OF MEIGS--MASON AREA RICHARD S. OWEN G'M. MGII. I lliYNOt.D E. GRIEN! EDITOR P\ihliab&d nery .rtemoon e-xee-pt Sunday by The Ohio Valley * Seati.D.ti, lot., at llQ M.er.ll.aaic St., Pomt>roy, 0 _ pMrle edit!uial office phone 397. Bu~inn..s :EnterM •~ &N'tlnd rln«s ma ilinJC Malter at the Pomeroy Ohio. pu~ t orfice orfi<'e The News S,~rlJ!~n ~lti: ~.eliVf!!'f p ....: oa8 av..ua1)le:· Cae a &hr~ ~ moDths, By- CHARLE$ f.\. McCANN •t MEIGS COUNTY by carrier where available 30 ceats r:~oa1h, $1. By mail one year $8; one ruontti, $1. !iilt ~.50; months, $4.25; I I I ' Arsenals Of HOJ>e I Jack" ! l "UESDAY Jtll' ln adv1nce at The Q.aJI:)' Sentinel ofrice, $15.60; ilf1 month.$,i' f7.80; thr~ monthR, $3.90. By motor route where "'e '-" t,!!:;· Hlt!Oftal advt-rtisinc re-presentative, Bortinf- lli·K:imiJall, Jne .. 143 Uxlng1on Ave.., Ne-w York City, 18, N. Y. . )1 wu diJc:uuod, whl<h wUI be held lin. Charlea Cornell, lin. Robert date. Bwb, Kn. Jam., Haumy •lid do;•lllot.a.-. LUTHIUN MIUIONAilY R. Dou,lu Routh demo"' The dub will hove a wtlldow olaul(hter, lin. Dl<'k Arthey, lin. botile. '11te Lutheraa Mil1ionary met at 1trated a Ooor deaoer all4 •bow· dUplay, in the Almel'b Dreta Shop Clayton Athe)' and Judy, ,and JoeJ. Hr. .and lira. Guy ~ liiDd 'Mill~ Rtallli ol oa... •L- home of Mn Herman Layne ed umplet of floor coYeri"• of cot- whu:low, beJ.innlng Moodl:y, Feb- leu and Mike Athey. childreft &peat Sunday at 'F kn _._~Peat b ..,.,Jrad _.. wD • ' d ~u... ruuy 6. with friendt. on February 1. Mn. Raymond Pet-- ton an l..lq', YOUTH IANQUIT ..,_ B I er, WU proifam leader with lin The club voted to tend .-.1 fifty Those PrHt'!Dt WIJ Mrs. l£r and Ml'li Steve De:!wnood . --.. . L Ectwan:k 'Will ed .. ' Paul Hend.enon &ivinr the devot... dollar ehect of t,bfi.r one hundred f·ry, 'tn. Thomu Grirutead , Ro11 U.Tbe ';ung ~ofleU of the New and dauCJJt.er of 1-'ll'l"tersl:tour,( were to CVlumbus by illbe ~ ~ Ow iou and Mn. Howlll'd Wa&enhalt~, dollar pledae, to t.be M.uoD Colin· 1 . and Bill Fry, Cbarlie McFul&nd, re: veo hur:~DJe ca nited Breth -.o. C.k. YK. J Th~ followma: young people and . -~ M:.ys wbo h• beel1 • coaducted the buaiaeu meet1n1. t)• Hospitlil Fund. They abo oon·: B,.,bby Gri111tead, David Chadwell, S.C:uC11 PAl~ :e~h M.n. Paul Berptreaer, IUett trlbuted to the Heart Fund. . 1 Malcolm &lyre and Maurice Clark. Banq et ., rt ol their ~ their leaden were presenL :::' l'ie!ldll in Eut Uverpuol on ''The ChriJtr Ho.teuea were : Mn. Arthur GIRL KOUTS vanceu of Y~b W k 1ut Saadra Lou .RoUJb, Ruth Sayre, ' ~~ bome. . ibe ldeal Jewell and Mn. Virginil Shu· . Tb Ida u. ee 00 RoJ Clark, Rev. and Mn. K. J .e at Gal!ipolil ~r=~:,.;~~:~..: Mn baueb Jer\'ed rehesbmenUI to The GU"l Scout. rnet at the bom.e ur Y evenlna: at the church. Scott Rev Arnold 0 W•llil Jr Fen-y ~ to lllteQd tbe fwl. p tbe proaram with tbOH 'above and M.n. Ford Spa. of Mr• Jame•. Hamp!OD and Rllde TM Director of Youth Wort in the Mn. 'Edna. Clarlr:, Bi.lly u.'rrllh; eral ot Gem-g.e Wdsoe, 02 1'MI'I a poem. Otber1 preaent were Krs. eer, Kn. Charlet JeweU, Mn. plan. to beiJ,n the1r bandicrllft chureb ia Mn. Edna Ctark. 1 Charlet Rutherford, Joe Rowlh, of age. Harry Llyne, Hr1. J. V. McGrew, Edwta Jewell, Ml11 Ora aad Lelb wor~, coDJlltlng of buket weaving, The •peabr ror ~he oeeatlou wu Ann Newland, Leroy Darlins, Shel. Mrs_ !fiklro;><l .sar.tee anrd two Mra. William Powell, :Mn. Johnny I IUehard, Mrt. Bert Rou1h, Hn.l ~ewme and many othert. Rev. Arnold WiJ.liJ of Hunting. [ don RoUih, .llmn•y Fry, Robert clilldr.en u[ •' ,.,mpoli8 were &IJe:lllll Rou1b, Mr1. Otto Grimm and Kn Clarence F. Yonker, Mn. Clyde Bea:inning n_ext week the Do;il· ton. Hit .addren wu full of wit Roush, Tom Mcintyre, Mn. Clara over 1ibe weekend ol Mr:. and 1&9. Mary WelL -. · Clarke and 100 and Miu Pat wood Patrol wtll meet and the fol· and wi&don that held the attenUon 1 .Burna, Role Harrah , Linda Roush, Joe Mariu. Scbaak, home demonetration &JeDt. J 10 :raofnlg,wbebalrma, matW of all preeeot and challenged 1 :Margie Roaeb, Dorothy Sayre, Mr. and Urs. Raliei1gb Hetur of RHODODINDXON CLUB lowmg, _Blu~Jay Ptarol will meet them to hve fOJ' Cbri:rt. Tbe tol3t·J Pbyllil Zkkdoose Shirley Lyoru Akron came Sunday to vi1Jt ret. The Rbododendxon Farm Wom· ROTARY They wttl continue mettillj: thil m.istrea w.u Sandra RoUJb. Ruth Carol Ramey Da~id Rlcberdaon' tive:t~ here. en'• club met at the tlub boule Mrt. Sebaatian Tedeaeo spoke at way, since lt. ill tucb a large uoup Sayre Jed the sonp. Roy Clark; . Allen K.inJ Mu.hau King GeW: Kemy am KRry EtbeJ Ta}+or on Februll')' 2. The meetiq open. the Rotary Club on the "Manulaet. Tbote attendln& were Ellen Hart the preaident of the youth fellow. Jewell Robert VIckers Sharon spent a ffnlf days ~ wleb with aiDJint of America, t1q uriq of Maebronl and SpeptU," Iley, Anna Yonker, Judy Fey, ~hel. ahip, wel~ed the group. Read- Sayre,'Eleauor Rou&b, &ily Boulb, reletivee _in Part~ and devoUooall by Mn. whlc)l he onee with bil father, I by .GriDJtead, Suellan Goodnia:ht, Inaa were liVen by Shirley Dot. Delotet Reitmire, Francea Weaver GravmQe ~ were bekl Grlmm. Mn. CUff Coot, operated tueb a factory. Doril BlUot, SUJaDn Randolph, wn, Rote Harrah and Carol Ramey. Patty Smithton. Patty Curry 1'btar.tay fw JITed Peter~~, 69, at presented the program, topie beJoa: 1 Twenty- two memben atteaded M'arpret Lou RoaeJ, Barbara The topic, "What 1 liked most a- Eleanor CIU'J')' Sue Goodnlte' the Reed~MJ!le Cemetery. He 11 "letter .Breakfast The Year J the weetly dirmer meetiq: at tbe Bottle, DoD.D.I Smltb Diane Rotter bout Summer Camp" wu dJacut-1 Naocy Flesher Carot Gibbl sut"Vtved by hll wtfe ·M~ J RouDd" and poenu bJ Mra. Arthur Hartford Methodilt Cftun:b. and Mrl. 0 · J. Bottle. .led by Margie Roach, Larry Liev· Aun Laudermilt, Shirley n'oct.c,n, Je,.ell aD<IIIn, Albert Ruah. CUI ICOUTI PLAJTIC PAilTY IR8 and JimiiU' Rowh. The topic I Dic:ky Younc Wllmertne Clark, Healtb aad Nutr!Uan chairman, The Cub Scouta met ~~ ~ ~ ~ Gene Athey wu llOsteu to "Why I Want To Go to Summ~ Marie .Jewell,' Betty JonN, Jimmy PTA FOUNDERS DAY ed on their Hit, wbleh t. to N I • pluUc party, recently at ber Camp" wu diacUJted by Dorothy Roulb Larry Lieving Donald Em Fouoders Day witt be oh.Jer!ved 1:-:Jta<:m:;. ~~~"! ~· on presented at the Pareat Teacben ~e. with Mra. Rannond Dnllng Sam, Naacy Fl.elber and PbyW. bletoa: Edftb RDUih, 'noreoce Me- ~:~~~PI'~ m.t ~ -. lood t Asaoetatioa on February 18. 1 ~aUnJ tbe wuea. Thole ZickeiOOie. A wonderful meal wu Clune Frank Harrah, Marvin. Go- Par.t ........... ""'G;)' • .t 7.30 P. H. breatfaat and your diet. Alto tbe Blue and Gold ~ l!f,tendiq were Mra. Bill Rowh, lei'Ved by tbe women of the church. ett, a~d Lee Weaver. aod ~A ~ b~~ IF YOU WANT TO ... ...--TV Channel3 * '* WSAZ REED SVILLE I" •law I Ruth :a. GOTTO MEIGS COUNTY IN MEIGS COUNTY'S AND ,, HOMETOWN EWSPAPER. .. $qsing. The .Daily Sentinel Bwden Of Some w.n~ Now you can get up to -:' ' '•, ,) ·,.' "Devoted To the inte'rest of the Meigs-Mason oreas" • Here•a a big 312 cubic inch powerhouse with the m.... cliaplacement in the low-price field. 'Most torqlle, too. For you that means the greatest response-quickest getaway, swiftest Passing \X)\\Ier. Teamed With Fordomatic in any Fairlane or Station Wagon model, this 225-h.p. You !=an Find A Larger MARKET Thunderbird Special V-8 is the silkiest, quietest, thrillingest engine you have ever commanded. BUT It gives you more "go" t'or your dough-and you can order it now! Come in and see UB today. NEVER A BETIER MARKET. , You can order (t nowl Get more Go for your db,ughl - I ( r THAN THE MEIGS.MASON .. ARIA ., .• . oil. . I . '161 S. ThirdSt. ·\" -,· .. Middleport, Qhjo �. Tyesd(ly, rebruory 14, 1~() ~ • ' - ~ • • The •.,,. P~,~r ·:SeAUrt.;,l •. · • , The pqnv Se'\tlneL Po.,erov-Middleport, . '. . . 1 ., . ·- ' .·• .... .... ,, . " .. , ·' .-~ ,.. vil .·1 _r~tmrs _;-·t- !" ~e-- · Victim- 61~ 1 ~' psel-' w ... . ' . ; ~ - . - . . ,. .__.:_.n~:..........----...,-----·---....,~--. - __.., .. • ' ~ . ' '.. II <·'. ~ ·~.·,~' . ·.~ -~ ••• ~ ...... • J. ~ . ,_.. .. Y"f" ' I " . "' ... ~ i- .,t ' • . . !:i' ~r.~ <.~ . ' .. v................... ooJd. MTitw or Pl1te'11 weu oonduotd br Kay JeiKkmson and t:olam Wtk.w!.. Rl'fn·At,nt'nt:s i.n Ju.•t"Pinj,l ~ida YalerJIIOt- Day wert> lllf'rvf'd br Judr Sai..IL"f' o~~rtd Rc.o<> tl>~ HiriloNb • Cardinals Stunned By 40 Poin ts • .·· Walloping By Cincinn·ati Fave .y · .,...,, ·S, -.5<~!, lllddl•ll'-r1 SocietY Editor - • NEW HURDLE THREAT • tu cAi.Houl!( 1 JOHN GRIFFIN . wiUJ_D 8..0 .rall('(trt.\ _ by waHO'P'iu,g I Unlted p,.._ Sports Wnter J Flor1d1 108-74. H_ was Ala~ilmll s i ~u.is\ille, \'ietim of a 40-voin: lOI:h stntrrt~ won 15t'h m 18 drubbin( in one of the most a..- tames. toWtdina: upset or the bil::dl d~~l Wake For&Sl ed;a:ed ahead in tlh c ~ .JJWt>t b, pood.,erine :todu~- .M lar»:Jc Coast Con fet1eJloC'f! b\' be.at ~t ii_ e! ahe!ald Jn thf. Natwnal nig Ri0Junond, 73-68. W~ ke F~t IrwitlaUon Toourn.a-menL hbs a 10-2 mark to S-2 Ntch For . ~ shrrted otrt as a day or Duke ('811' ("'3teh up by beati ng ivbllee f:oc dte Can:li:ml•ls. beawst' Duk ~ eat<:'h up br bea-ting ~y ann~ the a«eJ)too!L'* or NtO,rth Car61ina St811e t•he nation's a ·bid to -the big NIT at Nt"-W YMk' s NrJ. j team in or.e o£ toni·g'ht's t'{Jp 1t{«lison Squva Carden_ U endt>d ga~. •.rd~ a ~inc ~ wal bopinJ Wftt Virginl1 Wins by Xoa.vier of Ohio •1- Ciociooali . West Vi.riinia nwved ·alhl'ad in . . Uwi:wille •an.ked fi!lh nat ional- rUle Soubhftrn Conf4."tll.'ru.'8 wi.th a j )y by fltrt- Umt-ed Pr~ witlh tr 19-l top, 00 w~p. over Wi.Jl lilll and l!t~a-ry ~before !Monda-y niglht IIJ'Sl- \Vle.slt · Vjlt1Jinja lb,as a 9-2 m-ark to ~ Xa~r .e\9o :has jon NIT Geona~ ·w-.,.mpn's 8-2. · _..b. But O.e bumililating ·1~~ 1n ~ d~d~Di ·&:lffi(l:l): l.Qwa s;.,w iltle _ Cartdinak Q-U'I~ayf'ri in st,.,afed.qne ,game behilld LHi1l<lis in e:\'-fff ph~e <~r ~llf' l<l'lm• ;~ s !·heir tlie !Ug 1\m by rou.tin'f Pllrdm• U..g.ante w : r. :-1:-:~il ~·r~:• k wf'1n( 88--7~- Van'l:terbnt. r.arnked Nil. B sriia.~h . MHQ'hiu.Y. ~tpoye-d o-~• Abbama's LOO\t i 1•ll:c, w ~. ·' , ,. 1 t' · , ' :rm •l.eels wH:h-a74-67 vict<Ot'Y OVl"l' Ttl · name.d t:• hr 1:! t1·a •n l\ tr ltdd. ~onefor.al7·2ovel':tUt"t'IN)J'd -:md No -1 ~3111' h:•v•· 1 h 1 n ·d r<~r Kentueky did the same w~tlh \10 the NCAA lo.UTT':• III ·n ·. ... .... )' 1' r;>P· 86-65 rout or .Mlissi.~i;pp· i Si .; Wi ~1-e<'til ' ~\ •I · - ~ n! r: •• t( ' ''' ' l•:•r·l cr•m;in 'fllippM Indiana 69-67. on cunrPr•··net• tl· ,,.,j ·· "' 1 In 1be Big Ten : Robin Freeman Tw Lo••ds S; re-ngthneed <:-('ored 28 -in Ohi~ SUtl(''s 83-72 win \lcndny n'• ·,··~ lll l iJ• :t;~nt lr:1g ur nvM Nol'l'bhwestem; Mintneso1-a OF 1(0/fTN Ol/f91.1NA A ll/6 t:QJ.J.EfS~ By Alcln MIMI j · 1%~ fllt:70Ro5 lK' · J : :- n-:-.s, '!tt:~~ M. L. Fr?t('h, Mc{' o m~ ~ ~ r.-'1 Mn GET THE 'M·rs IIIlA -'JlCTitll OF~TliD · Af AM41115 LOW COST KILLY Super •••• . TUBEI;ISS a~~istant coaching -position: at. Notre Dame but that they "hope he rE"m~;~lns with us." Finks, comidered one of the best short passers in the National Footboll League, visited the Notre Dame campus last week. Reg. U, 5. Pat. Off. BY OSCAR FRALEY WOOSTER, 0 . UP - Line Coach Jack 'ehrlnger, on the Wooslllr (:ollege football alart .for slx sea, sons, has r~si£ned f.p \)ecome he.!d grid, basket1iall and . track co-ach at Grove City, Pa., College, Woost· er oHicials announced today. Bcrbringer, a Jraduate of Dcfi·, ance Ohio College, holds a rna!!· I .ter's degree rrqrp Bowling Green Ohto Stote "(~njvel"'ity . p....,, SPort• Editor NEW YORK UP- Who'll i~ lH'(he United Slwtes or Ru St"< Ia fur tlhe .tpam ehMnplo-nShl·p nf thc 1956 Gummer 0\ympio? Th.ot'9 iflh<> qUI:'Iiti-O·n m'OOI of (ihe ~rh >,11011ld -is a~Ski·n g s-I'Jlce Rtlc~~os~a-·~ N'1ilotmdl,ng ~-ri·umph. ~-n 11he winter iCnmes at. Conti.oo, ttnty, ~rtic-r t•hi~ moolih, Whill~,e tift· _ I ·.gong .,._, ooone , l I n_ un:. 8. 1t'so a- QUfwlion 1\J'I"rot doeenr't eoo.- SWM' -isn't wrn Aust:raHa. Fo.r that ~oollt3 ·1ov1n'Jt' ('10111tlncn-t hnbuW wi1·h 11l'l<mJSe :ne-l'i(!lnal 'PI"ide . is •ltOinlf all oul. to mak·e t1he XCI Olymp\.ad oc MJe.lhoutmll!'. Nl}v 22-DeC. 8, Ht-e mOIIlt sureetSI'ul one. &-!no!'e Worl-d Wwr II. Lt d·oe~>n'1 tM'e wt1ieh ("{lUntrY wtm 1110 11-mHZ 811 1'h e R'BIIDE'IIJ .Uroa'S1 those In l.rmrlitm \n _1D48 an" ~lhose in llf:o]. al.oki. Fil)lltrnd, lin 1PI\':!: Au•trlllant 4blllttry Deubt1d There ih-llf ~n , ~e dobut f'n manv u-laoea .Of tbf! wn~.P~d~ AuwWalt~t"AI.IIItada'l •abUi~:v t() st-are- tU1e .tta'm8Jl ~rult~· ~ 11 11 ~ »een 'T'OO're tf-It~-.m flf Aus1li&Jhm;pltm'nltn'l thoo •lti.et"~e !has berm opt"al~. Per!haos ~here WM' a .Ume wlhen toh!'t <!riHej."'tt WM justified·. 11 bD'1. any ~Jli(ft'. For wL!Ib ~e o~J~DoCn\nq :o-t -thr world-wide I'P(ft'itl!l e»eC!!I·~('o!fl! mm·r than no1tte- Jn('ltlt,'hs IW/DV, Moed.bnurnt' 1s tuttt 1her ed~ ln· Hs 'Ploon· ln·1 •m d «WWtt"Ul"tlon .than el~"""' London or Htltmkl was tl-x month 'I weoli in- adv-t:mce ot the .,:a:moo. overfed. The v B<riou .~ 1>VOI'Ibll venues -aro ~. More jpcopl(• Rit on more laps !loin I!' t·o eaulllor wrpa'!S 'llh~ wl than people. 1.oodmn 'Mid HeJ.sill<kt, w-lth on·c. exl'll'l!)tioo lJ.ou~\nJt liS gohna: 00 bP This lnst fact is the one which 1u•lftrr far both 41he &'IUilet.et ami lntriJUes me the mo-st. As a Cair viR\hw-9 Fo~tl •and ot·he~ lOVer-all replica of n bald·hendcd schauzer, urcnm mod<a.t•LO!l.ll •ar-e •lfOlll!f to b(>- 1t'1 been ages and ages since any<'f11TIM~i·(lr, too. body 11ld "Here, boy" and Invited Nat ~IbM London md llels·l111lrl me to alt on h-er lap. ·" 1<ln't do •JroOO Jo~. tor ~'h!w <l~ No lid• From Poodlll But don't!. l.m!get. ttlhllt l.ondon '91.~11 As a matter or red-rt.lced fact. 1,.-.re manv 101m1 of o1Jhe wa,. m 1P48 and' <t1hat Utotil-e F>tnhmd h-ttd It's heen a long, long time since ..,hortR-1!&8 ilia~: ~'hev -eouM lflo1. ov<!r even a lady poodle accepted such oomf! becB-u·s e -or ~lmtted facH!t:ieR an invitation from me. But the Alt'f'lf)()ly, a lf'«<I11cl " '"v '(}r n•n..- poodle cut from whom I obtained I1-.--.nll 'hNS bef>n or flor t1b-e this Information lnsiAts that the 1~5fl IR'I!ImeJ. or tlhe u .raLioos lm· French window washers are on the vit('d 1·o com-pelt;e 67 ha-ve 9COODt· upswlng, folloWE-d a!l of now b:v "hephard.q and Nl~rtwo 11'111 t!han 1hfrl number boxer~ . German whil~h oom!)('lk:td at J1el.!dn·k!.....oand cocker spaniels. mo~t or ftih(\ 1~ •nations W.hiob 1h11vc So, if by some rhnnce you are a not \w("r~~ hc-M'd-·loom -are expeol.eid Gernian shephertl. or maybe even to nccrpt. a naturalb.ed box1•r, you still have 1 Chance. Certainly the way tht> HqukS JmNNZL Conc:entr;~.te . You'll nev~;r kn~w • hWtiJ'I.Jtlom'-nt whiJt re4uctnt with ftENNEL. • Th'~' Middleport Yellow Jac:kflt« rrnd tdlt' Ra<'ione Torn~ !lR'C-i:t Ptffth !' .Conlon South Columbua Jtut Akr('ln South Hamilton 13-2 1U .,_ 1nr round or tlhe a~W»l county J 14.0 J.ll af.toatr 14-4 lh In ~tl-er tam• t.ba.t w.tll find ClevelaiUI tl. 'l'..b. 2 IMI Ill t l -••- "'..tNewark t.t-1 17 wo country ·leatnl c hn... ..Lorlla 16.0 N eJ"'l "';U·l m-et-1. fu.r.ri~U!e on. ·tthe t•l d laU<r' fl~r. , _ lwo """" Oolllpotl• v' alto cla.!lh •n the ooun1)" to\lmeJ. hconll \0 T~JMU · P.om£TOy'.s Paorr1ther w.m be ·line to-Portlmouth -81, !aat Lh1erpMI Sl, Mount Vernon 17, Steubenvute 15, Canton McKinley 14, Ashtabula lftd Clnelnnall Hua:hes 13, St. Mary• 11, Bellaire 10, CiMlnnatl Tatt and Martin Ferry 8. n~~ ttht>y .c.l-o.s-e ou.t theolr I'E!8'IJ· ~aT lllCittOOule Fnlday tnltht in a 1~ arfnlr. Ne-tllht>r Mi-ddle.port or llarillo hiM' 1had vM"y lfllc-ceMtu1 ..-..oR, 1011• ·llo ftt.qui.t bot•ll w~U be out Ito Hlvave 11 vlcttory tonitlhh Bolh NEW YORK UP-The Unllfd cluki bavf'> s-bowed eonskhrabto Proos ooll.,. baskotboY Nt1np 'hnprovemerrt. 1tn f'«Dftt ~~. tint -place \"1litee a-nd ~dit' ,..,. litd quilte -a batt4e 8lwuld tat.c oords -Ohrot>eh Feb. II ' plooo, r.... ·· :l'otnts 0oa00 ~al'll'l? Nowb wW. .PJII)baI. Sao .....nclsoo . . 30 18 0 3.!1~ otort B<lollcli ""' Wolf• 2. Deyton . .. . .. 2 18-1 286 l>ly at forw8rds, Salser ,t ~. 3. Bltnoi• .•..... , 2 14-1 270 Whi-le Blmh and T~ wi-Jil be at 4, NOT<Ih CaroliM St. 1114 lilt flte IIIlO"" !t LouhL.vi)J:e A··- 1 19-1 148 !Midd-ICpmt wiH <pnobably &d 8. V-bl~ .... 182 133 Coaclt Jo4111 fll'lroni ustnc lhl~ 7. K<l>ttt<lty .... _ - .... 18~ 108 IK'Orin-c Bob 'MicKinntw oMld Bob 8. 9MU .......... 17·2 D2 ot l<he , . . . , . _ - ~ llol<or ot """"'- Rleh _ . , ,in<l MUTMIY will 1M! at dle ~ Seoand ID teonw<o II, A!ab.,..., 40; l:i UCLA 32; 13 lOwa 23; It Cepbell, Indiana Unlftrllt7 traek Duloe 26; 18 St. Loolo 18; 18 llof' • A~t-d ftlotd 11tar who ~eta to re17; tte. UMII - llr!i ......, tb• ormtd 1..... III the ltomY-11-; 1 1 - ()l,mplc Games af Melbourne thl• M "'"'h 1: =. c.. ~-~-- ;~~ : n --- Willi, ~- Slol• 't»;.JOf~ iiotC elutiliijjrj!l/4 .. ' ' ' ' J.~ooa B~ AUTO CO ' the poor fu.zey deara tn their rhineatone eoU1,rs broua:ht in for con· aultaUon are victims or Improper leedlftl-"mos.tly pamperina and 01(erftodiJII." So you'd better glve Junio-r .a year w.. iWorn loto tM ·~\IJ' lor •-ot of Rover'• vJ.ta.mlna and boot a •two-rear hitch MondaJ. him. ou.t.alde with tb.e cat. oi :toh' .14<. .... 1&5. Ed<>r Prott,l Loe Pratt. Mrs. R.it!1h La-nf')' ami daug•hter. . Uy ditme;r oat ilhe bo.me ~~~~~~ }~~"~:.:\~~ ·JW..., lomi+y N><l *· I Mk'S, Robent Davis, IM!fl!l. 1 Rf\o1hhurn, Mnt -MV!l\le Jobn• Sm1th :and ~f('· and Sue~la. Walter. Mr. an-d Mr.<:-. Do.n-lcv R{!:lbt'ti· -r.n. terrta•ined w~1·h a· Aurkey d{noor S•~rrd-a:y at 1·h-ejr lbo-mt'l Pld'!lan! Rid·ge, tiu'nl()l'·illl~ ih.is m~·bror, 'Mrq · H.f"n•"'v R·~ \hP1 •m .her bini:Jrdaov, A d,..,~c-~''~'1('-ri ·bi r 1•bd·ay ~ake w3-s Sf'rvd wit-h '•he di.rm-f'T'. Pr<"Sent we.re ·Mr. nnd ~- H·•:·· ,l.·w S~l'IC'•DI! and· 00JliS ()j WiU~·l'S'Yill •• ~r. Ond Ml'l'l-. Hrmrv R:Piibcl .and t h<' ·ho-st·"' .and oda.tl~-t"r tl-onna. Mr, and Mrs. Pearl Smith ente'r- 1 tainf!d with a birthdav dinner, Mrs. Hilah Jones visited her SUnday at their home, Lasley St. n!._ece, Miss Jean Russell, South h_onorin.: their daughter, Mrs. Char!Pston, W. Va .. rrom Thursday Larry Spencer. A birthday cake, until Mo!Jdav of tlilS week. 1.ic!ld in white and decorated in Mr. Jlnd Mrs. R!>bert Mit.ch and pink and green, was served with !mris, David 'and Steven, Marting the dinner. Ferry, spent the week end with Present were Mr. and Mrs, Larry his parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Perry Spencer and daughters. Cheryl Lee. Mitch, rmd ~amily , ·abd Beatrice Kay or Syracuse and i Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin nnd Mr. and Mrs. Smith. sons Don and MichaeL were guests or her uncle Harold Miller in Ath· ens Sunday dternoon. · .. Mat)' . Scl\jlaf.' Columbu' w" a week end gu,est ot. Mr, and Mrs. Everett llach~r and daughters fCaren and bonnie. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. KeUy and soils Mark and T(lm cn~ertalned the Rev. Fred Dunn and the R.ev. and Mrs. Fl-ed I. Gatdn'er -T uesday at dinner. Major apd Mrs. Harry Craig and chlldren C"arol Lee aild Doug~ las who ~ve ,been 'stationed Jn Washington 'f). C. are visiting h1s parents, Cullnty Commissioner and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Craig, before leaving on Fedruary 26th for three yl!lars In Stuttgart, Germany. The sin· ~.ly group or ,t·he WSCS \.awrence ,Milhoan hat been re• llf tlib~ UmtOO· Me1thodJ!o-.t Oburcll. t d h t ~ •- H !tal I DESIGN IN EVEAV LINE I Chic n' Charming ..' . • •. <) .. .' w, . , .- i ; • ,: . ' IUPII "II" fiOUOAY'IIDAN-lt'a abe flit with the flOWer·· perioG~Jit,- .- ... wi~ .all tfM· Ui;i'e~~t of)h.e ·new RocketT-S50 ~01. , • the d.if~U.C.iv~ -~*'*""' · of Sttrlire,..tyJiq. -F~ the ,J»~fe.f~. 'lf it, dri•t- \IN• . . , OJduu.ohile whb fDIIlJ f•lcioatiu.a "le•t~:of lhe ·r~,~~ure". .. ' ' Urnted Methodist WSCS Study Group .. Completes CQur.se ' .-·' ' ' . .• ~ .... ·,. l ..' ~-Sunday '?a fheh,--iil'lli·se'i<hMi~t'hey -f~ he":.i :~.~-=:dlc~fPpatH.f,t el'lnoon a-t the ..·:· '· ·' '"' • met crhW'Ch. Mi918 Lydia· Eber.sbadl. IW"s ' ~~- and Mr• Ver•oa ROiel'l ' l•ho t>et•,llt'f ._ · ' r ~ WJ ' FOII.luw_mg ~the ~ .period n F~tor1a, s~nt the week end th· J lett "Oh", ~ • D . t ---" , !dr~f!:d Mrs . .Char!e.s B_ennett, Mid· 1 0 } P1lY' Jos l!ietA~~· was d!J!Jttl, l~-~~ pijter _ !_t~tlves in P~ - ~!.-- ¥'1W Ca;<Rt'ilw•. ;t~_..! Virglilo. - .- .. Carol}'D 'S\'1,.,.,, Jui!Y I'!<>yF"''a!ly M d M . Ph'l.l C.ll <M 1 P Blakest'ee, Janet Struble, Delores . r . .pn rs. ne ax. ~•il _ . . Jilq!l4, ~' , . !l!l;-_li"!ltl!).f_ll!l;dai'Jljt•~· pebj!~ah,j \ At th• •I"'" or 'lie -i .,llttte.tF/,•rllll.,•g New··Mo..,j.J•t· ; / m -•Hog f "'I' Uiin.r.J t;>r their h!illll' In dr- , laDdo-, FLa., afk!r a vlalt .with her - !bo'e PresbyterJan W()me,'s G_rq~p Two Hof M~ting NtNIJ\'....., II WX1 IIDI.IIAY,..IIDA,._,.., yeo who ""'" tbo uld.,.telo _.,..1 ~:• !!leer$\"- .• , with • d•lh of dlft'ereoeel FCII' tltere'• clalilo re.traJnt I in lbia·Starfin at~ that~ .N~t7~t atl1uCwl)f h'• J.be Fine 'Lhte .t DkdDOdoD--.b7 OldiiDObtle ••• brioaJ.. lht , _ . . .ke!l~~ f81!• •nd pew l•t•w~r Bydn.M:atlo• lo the line ear field. . 'rOP VALU• TODAY I 'rOP / .: ...-..). I --:-11~- ~-·=:, ,,~$-IV! ~ "•lil!"lk• . ~ .-Mo,.,.ow 1 , ,I EI.ILSS ···, - - . . - - . - - - - - -.....,_................ YIIIT 1111 "IOCICIIIOOM~•••M W0. OLDI¥OIIU ~~~~~·:~·-'"""-"'"**""*..,_,..,,.,M..,wr---;---• I<ARRand VAN ZA~NDT MOTOR SALES y. · .._.,7, ~ · · · ,. . .:·~~liMY AWARDS NOMiNAftONS• . Mila s~rett uk$w • Pall; ON NI•C·1'1tl"'-- • ,~it Mr. Liale'a mother, Mrs. .•. vsed by Ni« ••II Bearing E:omJ!any :ill Philadt:lphii _in .Pro. .• ·~l!Ction of 50QO diffcrtnt types C!f ~ssl llWinp ihou\Ai« ( Jll· of work, varying &om 1jpt ~Yt cx~lina ~k! J~ - phonograph l!ll'ntablrs 10 heaviel: j9l>s liJ'~ W.is~ing lll>Cb~ ' and automohi~ To bear their burdens properly, Nitt !l<ariqBI . ~ @!'' !wdeMd in gas-fired ·~~j f\lmaccs. Nin ~ COAvenicnt, ccqnomical gas because iu ranpe~tum can be -udy H9r· con~ll<ll. .r rna Lisle, who has '·b een a s~cal lJ&tient at Unlveralty Hospital: Mr, Miller al!Jo was a pest Ctf Mr. and Mrs, Carl Vanderhoof and children 1 Sunday, tn ~lumbus. , -·Group n of the Worgen's A~pc¥~'•·. A. R. Pullen an~ Mrs. latloo ,met. at-;lti FJn,t P~'IJllYt"r' ,qporP, Jy,4£h.i\11 WPfe ~tinuer guests tan .Church, Morular ev.enmg with of Mrs. Albert Young, Friday. Mrs. James Harley, ·C~hairm8n Mr'll. DaVId Olll!r; Melvin Lee, Jr ., prelidlng. The opening. devotional Mrs. George Veith and Mrs. George SCULPTURED WAISTLINE aerviee WU letJ i!Y" MrS. Walter _:P-aley •nd family,' Jimmy, Shir\~y tea· this spring box jaeket ault' Waddell and during tho busin._esa and Linda, were week end guetts tram Ceorge C&rrnel'll coUec• se&~lon plans were made to attend of relatives In Columbu!l. Mrs, tion1 Dl!Aigned In naturo.l-col• the .Worldl;l)ay of Prayer Serriee; Velt~ _vJ!Jied her dat~ter, Mrs. orM silk, Unen and Worsted, theo Fr~ FelJrua.ry 17th, ~I'YUl amP.Sh~r£>, an~ family sufl is detalled wllh tab!!l at th~ Mrt!. ·Hartly prcSt'nted the lM.!!on and the hers were guests of Mr. Cl•llar and a cross-tab tn th'e for the -ev'enlng "One Way" from and Mr~ . ClarencP. Bow~r and r~m· center Lack. the study book flf the Association. · ily an4 ~r .. and Mrs. Orville MillThe hqstf¥.es: Mrs. Marcus Jron :19d four children. Chambers, W. J!. Juhlin£, Chief or Police and Mrs. Russell ~· Walter 'ens, Mrs. HaHey, Bailey and daughters vls.ited Coach oerved refresh eats .In ~Ril>l ~ lllro. Char"' lf•!'•'l"ld ..,.. with Valeotioe ,_Day, ·}II¥ Gr,a.., .thtee children ~~ tbe lie!.., of h.er sauvage, ColumbUs, was a IUest. . rnrents, Mr. ancf Mr.s. wnnam l '. fra.J Eastern ifaiupom oaroro/ jiU:~""P- Ihi ~urhwesr ro ~ •ir)d• A t"Vr~~.,.etl ' r pol'll\1clc ~\ltl'ctl ~ ~ervPrl '') 4 oomed'S~e--~nar ·Milos."f'l . . .. HySel-l ~other, Mrs. A. V, Smith, and Miss-es Augu:;.'3', Lu~i;• ·~rd .Atla !Jtst,l-r, 14rs.. K~thryp. ~IJ.pmpsqn 1 . GeDheiffif'ir. Mrs. C. r· iy• r ,ir;l:ns, a~ th~ ~hil~n. Jln;. Cline 1'-~ Mn. Jed Webii~er ·Sr., M··s. DwT~ht Deborah ,had been here for two Parkw, Ml'$ J. Lesli~ Ku·nze an"' ~~_!!l:cs .~~:nd were joined over the ·~· · ' ."'Oilk 'IW-"'J. G~org-e Parke.r._ .u , e•• "t:""'dbyM·'Mr. .• "'lne. ;..• L' I · · · · · R•r. IUl rs. .von 1s e, Syracuse, --took llis grand fath-er, I. E, MiJier, tp Columbus, Sunday to .. ·, No Scr•,. For Fldo And you're o reol bum, buster, The vets eomplaln that most or or the- f;M·er- Birthday Di1111er Helol At Smith Home Snndo!V It Owue111 In the show racket dote on ttufflnr their choosy can· lne•d with lreah meat "the best 11'1 e, ple"e", cereal'<, ctlllap ehee.~~e, fillh, mea, kibble lbd "sel· dom eva h. my de11h" with canned doc food. Now when you and I a:et a co-ld, up1et stomach, touch of to-naiUtis, etc., we grab a C('luple of aspJrln, chase H with several hookers of hot syrup and rorget the whole thin&". Not your rtoi fancier, He'!l for vitamins. They mea!lure pervlnal into his foOO, chUdren's viti· nilns lnto his malteds and vrown· up supplement~ into hill nightly hot toddy. f ,lldiP!J AMi Reibel's Entertain With Turkey Dinn<·r -"'""=""'"""-=·-;~..-'- ;,--- ~- ..:...,_.. ·"-'.;,·- You think you't'(' dulila: pretty you , .. cup or black java for breall:taat, • bam on rye lor lunch and lift4 • · can opener erattnr a r1n of beant and a note from mama :when You mlve at your well· mor~qe chateau eo~e nlgbtlall. Better 10\1 ahould live in a kennel', It you feed Fido the scraps left over fro-m dinner, That may be IOod enough lor you and your brood with tho butch. haircuts. But waddaya trying' t'do, rulu your dog's stomach? 11~~ 'd.tys Wf!l'e ce}ebtLalftl with .a fam· ·MM. Ralpb Pratt, Mn. Emma Bis· fUr)(.~, Mr~. -------~w"'~"' - tont,L~~lvt on ·l·ht- ·Mi~ flloor h'l 2:-J 14-9 _, a p~ or wba.t ~ ....... .m t'he I&Q, 1 7 M'e-1~ County l~Wmtitr. 'lbe two 1 .a ~ . -• ,...,... drew oat'h 4d>t!r In lie .,.. . ·Do · .._~ T.am Middletown Canton Tbnbn . All Day Quiltlug Se•l!idn l{eld By ·J\jd 7'Ahrt'h 500 Main St. -- - - DISTR l&UTORS: De-lbN1t . BnJ<'h., Mrs. Wal1'..,r W.,l.Jt, n . M-r." Ol~;~ra Groesf.1', M,r.;;_ Eli - 'fJ. YIAIS _!,'!!'!~ vltlt~ ~an Ret , thi! Cihu:'!:•h of Chrl~ . M.qi>. AlleM· w.O"r! h ·hact im•~t~ ieVf'll'\y-4hree. aen Buck the poodles you could do worse working lor a living. COLUMBUS, 0 . UP - The UnltN Pre11, Ohio Hlih •chool bas- Mn. Etigar Allen ~worth Monda:y e¥W',-Ui 41·! ~·~e TevivBI &CJ"Vi.«< at r Boyer. _ _ _ _ _ __ I LOST 30 US. younJer, ..-rltd Mrl . ..,, Smltht..l!-: I, Gambler, 0 "0\ITiftl thlt ttm. ,~ I tooll: ni-l Contentnte m · wellht decr-eu from l,l ,lbtl. to 1tf lt.. The b~atl _ •nd too tUU le;e1tnp are 1one. AO; fOJI.f. drU•IIIl lor 4 oun~et ot • r pep·uns .tto ·aHendo B-ible Sc.booU118t w.et·e na-:ned on th-~ nom in,a~in-R Sun-rlay and -gl,x,l.y-two oC '1he&e oommi•'IN•. Rev. Bwn:('e'lL'•er -s en.l a w<"~ ~ preo..sen:L leM'llr rt·h ~-nill. i n~ ~~te WSCS for fill'Mrnday ev>t•ni'n.g- lfJ\- DUnn . etl:l'i•n·g h l<t h·J p 1 0 th,• 'Plli'!ltw~· p !'t-adH•rl •t:.n "GOod' s Grell•! Lovt!" · Oou-YeW~O· iii- Ccl-wpbus. (lln.rl '·"fl l''{bt hi'f :W.pi~ wil-l be· "No lir..fr·eo ·~rwrntil .a~rt"G"!nJ.! -uul .a pa. Jn fi-d 'l!t in lloe-1,!.' tiPC~~:Ja·~ _ m.LSie UiitlJj! .t1fuD)':e Wf1'.(> ~rwd by r.f:r.s. wa,, IJt '1\f!~~e-d. Ba:pti9m~ ~~ w. W. Hayfli, •l!{'l'.'l. P('r.rv M»>dl. werr• ·held by Rev. Frod ~(!1', ~·~ 4w.fe~ :.Milhooau. Mn~. Nl(l'- rOT 1<-arin walbr' .AlJ-111.3 Sue 'Will· man W11Yland and Mm. H. E. lnce, Mrs. Ada Lamltent and Fk!\lo'd ' Limt~IJ Season Pion$ Related Yellow Jackets sirens of rho "''"" are t•king to And T. 0rD8d00S cta·sh Tqmg'ht ao•d. probably, whon b • Basketball • Ratmgs ket ntlns•: UNITID PRESS SPQRTS WRITER NEW YORK UP- The next tlme somebody tells you he's lead· bef~ 1lhcsB <'i.tiE"S lb('Jd <tih.e- "!ames. ing a dog's ure • co-ngratulate him! The wrt1er 'J'C"'Oflily re.tu-rtl(ld For as the Westminster Kennel from a 1.\\10 Wt>C'k3 vi.'f\t ~o Aum-~in, go~ng ~'h{'-1'!1' as n guf.'!Sit of Club show opened at Madison Sq. Cnnt•as Emp\tc, ALrw~;:_. •l.n htt<tpoel Garden today, these facts were al-l ihh(> Ol)''mplc facJhlt~ and< ·t'O made public as result or an ex91-0li la",'ing 11he g~oundwork ffl'l' hau.~Uve sur\'~Y: th{' Un•i1ted PJ\e.o;~ COVl'l"tl-gt> of t.h·(' 1. Dogs, on the average, eat bet· ·gMI'!es. _ ter tllan people. I fiJund 1ibe 'Phnrurdn ~ ~ar III'Ore 2. Table srrapplna: your houl)d. odvall'Ced---lt.onq comp)e~I\Jan it Js horriblf!. W"s ~~ I WM hl Londo-n and ~ ···'-""'""'' 3. Show pups receive the same Hels.inki !iiiX ·mtcmths b('rrxre tlheir vitamins yon do,and 11ome you , Olylnpin<Js. • don't . r' Adv1neto Prlplt'lfiM 'Fver~,lhing ·1.9 -g-oi-nl{ to b(' t"l'.ady 4. Most dog:l are pampered and Re-v. Fn."<l Dunn , ltun1bngton, url"Mffif"d 11 New T:Js-t•a mrnt tu pri' >!!' EUB Cl)urch Jiast \w.eek n;t tl!,e l'lhurC'h. ®r anmi:ll ;.II day q~llt· ing, A .pt:rtluf\k di-nne-r W:tS ~cd ·at nOOn .oo Ml'S. · Dan• Y~. Mu. COmpetitors In Summer Olympies BY LEO .. H. PETERSEN I PITI'IiPVRGH UP - ·Tile Pi\ts· burlh Steller! •~tid today it V(,M up to g_uar'l-~C\ Jim f1nkll 4' dedde wDether he woq.J&t __fe~pt fh Ml''!;-. I .. W E, M. WtK'.d 8U!>!h . IIZI 6.70-11 e::N 1''11H1is 111 : ! Aliilt:lln:l ~fln ;: . hrn l!lf'ir cunoren•n~·:• l :·:•d,.;, whlie Wake F"(IH"~ .::·~[! Wp ct Vir· gini-a <'3Ch .tnok a ....-. l':t~ lf'd " nn· Vnitad spon.;orcd bv ~·he MC'u 's B£.>S3 1\ticciatton-, F-eb, 28 wi L~ Mrs. d nvc-ti'on- Swanson and MlroJ. E. M. Bla:k~ os oo-ttha i1·m-ern. oot ; banqut t, ~ i-ss 1 Unite~,States And'ftussian Top Woedlll'~tt..y· d:~ y, l~t>b · Todays Sports Parade adv~Mor Heoth Methodist Church WSCS Votes Mrs. Allensworth Contribution For Supply Work Presentecf A New Cr.li"J'rih:L1irul r Nt•i,:ll' wuu!rl this , • " 'hen lhey 17 and t'he FK ' hl'r-Son Testament Mon. · Mc' h cdt.-:1 liay, F'..'h 17; &IJJd !'he li"w',hd '·San /1Ft:'OIU>5 Ill 1117 F;Jtr;r 1'1>tl /118 I tlawnt'd Mil'tli•I!I'Ml Sta~(>. 77-73: 16:th 'r.anked ltOly Croos dowrtlleid NOtt!l"t> O&m-e 84-72 : Cinorinnati ~rDUnt"ed NJT-boornt Duqu.ame 95 -79; Ardis putt>d " •1('-aguf' lt'ad . ka.MM ~.qol. undL<::put~ serond llliooi.:;, rankNl No. :1 nal irm:..~ ~ Y pl®f jn tl)e SOQt.hW{'~t C«l·rerenc'' hf'old ()OliO !'hi' o\"Op ~p n t in .!•It ~· Bit! wit·h Ill 81·52 wm 'UVl'.r 'J'&as A& Ttm w~th an ru.c;y 8966 J'!}lt.\ of M. Oklahoma A&M drubhl'd De· Mi<"h.~rm . The win m:rdf' 1'hr 1lli- .f 11 oit ?...,.8; GOO!'iilt Teeh scl a ni's pe1·ft.'l1t l!•agul' r('c-~rd B-0, waq IPUl 8001'ing maork itn he~Hng Htf'i.r 14t.h -stra ight Vi(' \Orv, 4ilnll l.JOUISi'B!ia St. 97 74: B<IIJ McCarty ltht'ir 15\•h ll'gain~, a si nili!t 1~ 9 r V~a ~K 42 poi.rtil&' in u 06· SE"ason. .8ft -win .\iM OhMniJOJl· a-n d K·all'Sas AJabarna .'riayl'l') : !lin !·Mn.t in ~!Jle st. edged WJI'I)fll~ 78-74. SouHlt'a~l e-rn £f!fe.:nor,~•c__~•~l;~::..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ In f+'n mf>m~ atwl llwrr 'dr-" J:nnt"'l Art'i~WH' n n . !4-~'":2~~-~rh~ tra~ils..Jnm~rov SocietY ~~!;::!!l~!LE:!i_::~~!~~---­ r11!P - " ;·,; iYINN,:R IN Ill!? _:: WIIVTER 'G ·· 1/tJR/X.!II&. • Phone CI079 r .U.U lllllt. IIIVII Ill - l l h na1'"" 1M &aringa eomiog from psJirtd carburizlng , . . " 1400" F. _Nice &II Bearing Compoiny i• ••ijlil4 go• by _l?hilad<lphoa Gas Wor!'•· 1 Cll$10.,. J!f Ttw-&:u'D· , --· Ttxa• Eamm's natt;;~l gM ·p~iineiservt tht M/d~;trtrn. Appalachra• aod Eallern tJTt(JI. Sl>on tM Company's oil " ' · " product piptlints will transport rtfintd ol/s .fnd liqru;fltil petroltum products/rom the Gulf-(;post to Midwelltrn ma.U.. -· ~ • -.----. -•• • • ~ ; ;f. - -. -------~- �• / .. WANT ADS 141 - • I 'lr. and for Rent CLIFTON JAIL RATHER THAN PAY $150:... . lxtlftd bJ lb ~ - • --BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Ill. wlll bo puhllsb.. the wne ( Mrs. Pwi<>k He_,..,.,. dal' • recelud. j . of BuehlKl11'0., W. \'11 ., ·are anoounctl.atu: 2 cuts per tron1, ooe m- ! 1-'1~e TOOf!1 modero APART· · Ill':! rhe _oirttl of 11 daW!'hter. Kt>lly Hl"tioD. MIAlm~m cbar&e twlc.- I MENTS, w:tlb hundry ~o~nd Ann . 1' eb. 3. Gr.;mdparents -are t Cftlll per word for thrett 1011 ~ge. One 9-.room modem dwell· ~fno l lhomas Henoessy Sr., Porn& aecutive illHrtiona. mg. Has everyt.hing. Phone ro~ an-d Mk". and Mrs. J. A. Ley &pectai--Ooe mootll for z cent• 310-M. A . N. Bengel 1·2«f 1• "~'-"-"_'_h..;'";;;';;;";;;';;.;o;.;o;.;-.;;.;;,;;;o;.;"1 j per wont 5-Ruom NEW HO USE, unlur- I I nished. Brownell Ave ., Maddie· WATCH FOR l'uJl rate or 2 c:enta pe:- wof"d will port. Reasonable. Phone 6044Our . be charged for adverti sm~>: 1! not M. 1·17-tf ',~ · pa~d for before the l.O.tb of e...cll GRAND OPENING month followiq iuertu.n. For rent--ai:xt&W~IOr. Ladders, Of A Ntw Scaffold Boardli, Drop Clolhtl. ~ lo Advt!rtlslna-Sboutd be J Clinton Fisher, Middleport. SINGER SEWING reported 1Dlrt.edla1~ . Tbe DaJiy Phone WJ65.X. 11 ·1-tf Sentinel will not be responslbif' · CENTER for more than one wcorreet LD ' For rent-Electric wallpap4!r .nioa. ltteamer. Clinton Flahei", Mid127 - 2nd An., Mlddltport dleport. Pb. OZM-X.. 11-1-tf ~ · .uo. vt Tbanltl. and bpt>elal Nu Will neecl one ul"woman tices 01 Eve!lta prwted al regu Very desirable first floo r APARTApply Fridey, F•b. 17, 1956 lar cluslfled rat"&. Oblluanes MENT. Automatic l!las furnace . published at 1 ceot pe.r word. Call 6170.J. 12-22-tf ""!. . .fled Adl PlCKIMS-HO,MAN 'barged Ada re-ceived bJ mail or Tv.'o Furnished &~ven carefUJ at'-a.· • ttou. 91Ud. Call 6044-M. -- - - - - I I 1 ~oticzes }'URNISHED Apa.rtment 4 l'OOJTli aOO bwth, $75 m.oo;th; a~ !S CANDIDATES For Ci:l1npa·1gn ('rad"S, novelty advert i~J n:g, and t.ook matcht\S Call Pomeroy :.!01. .. rooll\.'1 and batJh, $815 month Gas furnace and all ll'tilities paid. Phone 6128 X. 2-2-JOtp , -- 4-room HOUSE, bath. fuiJ base ment, nice l'Ol 564 Lincoln st. Inquire 509 S 2nd St Mi<kl.le port. · 2-14-3Lc ., -::H_!_:·:li_:<_ __ .•"·..ET OUR r:u.;~.:TRONIC :=-ECRE TARY TAKE voua wANT I 17 I Help Wonted ( H I I ! Hca:Wh- Wby 11::., ~;(£card Of Thanks <btgh wBiler. On'ly $7:KIO.OO. POMEROY- 5-<aare CJ"e'>t of one of ~~~reby ~i'Ven INSURANCE AGENCY Reol Estate Broker Adminlstrltrlx ~d•t• decea.<iOO. Dated this 24th date of January 1956. 18 Bl Auto Services l'omeroy, 19.00, Fat Cows 8.00 to 12.QO, Mut Cows 60.00 to 126.00. _ I v..1 t•lvet Top& 28.00, Seconds 22.00 let ' 26.00, Medium 1!5.00 to 20.00, Cont. and Hvs. 10.00 to 22.00 aDd CuUs 6.00 to 10.00. "v~ , llr. -·.-..! """- Jel&n -Y . . . ,...ent~y, Ohio. Ml·t! I(ARR and VAN • ~ IOR~i(ANNrE Jessie: Lewis receJltJy. •"lrs. Olga· Hoffman :visited:: Mrs. Anna H()ftman 1Uesd8y. ·· BY EVELYM .RICKLIS Mro. Ray 11hompooo 1111d son ]{eviv-al mooting ~ bdng ~eld a·l visited Mr. lnd Mns. Lew HoUm<m tihe EUB ObUr<ih ohere. Scrviees Tuesday. ~Lalt .caclh eVe.fdnog at 7:30. Tho ClaM WiJ.liams ca.Ued an Mrs. .MIJssiona·ny SOCiety ;had .a •Jl'I'OgT'am I Alice Sclmeider Friday night. ~<~l1thJ: c:hurch Suoday morni.ng. A.t· •Mr. ·arid M'm. Earl Darst, Mr. trnd'ance was 46. , and Mr.s. Jlei"man CartWT'Igbt ·a nd Mr. and 1\trs. Wi'IH·am Uhapman ·and family aOO. Edward Murphy gou-ests 'Ilhursday of Mr. an:d Mrs. -"J>Cnl Sunday wlbh Mr. lind :Mr.s. Wayne Br~rkl('..'l, TUPPERS PLAIN 1\'l!icha-el Gcw;oo and family llf LockDournc Air Rase, Col umbu!ll. Mr. -a'flld M!rs. Wa'Yne Brkk:es were visl'ting Mr. and ·M:rs. Dwig-llt Spenoo.r -and ~mUy '4Uld Mr. and ~Irs. R"""ll S~'":'\!!:Jlin<l daugh· tcr o-f Chc.~ter Tueidif:" Mr. aDd MrK Geoige Caldwell [l'tl'~'JVfd wond -that .h1s s•is1er Isola C~J-dw('IJ Marion Rtggs and Est'ber Doddcrcr of Co~u.mbus were .un~ed in matTi-age by •his grandfather, Rev. Keont'lth Riigp •of A~htns at. an Gpen chureb wedding al •l"OO Ohnis· tian Oburob at Long Sun· day ·~. Miter ,fue w-edding ~ rwepti~ was hc:Idi at :bhe !home o{ ltofirs. Eulah Sw.an, local. Tille ; l r ; Num!Mr oM on our lot is this 1949 Cadillac, HriH 62 ~edan, Nh you can own • ba•uflful Cadillac ott till• MW jOW prict. KARW;!~PNtA~Dt l :""'~~p~le~w~l~U~m=ak~e~·>:h:ei:r~l>om=:•~~m~·b~PO~M~E~R~O~Y~=;:;::::;;:::;;::;::;:;::;:;::;:;:;::;:;::;:;::~:::::;:::::;:::::;~~~J fell .h~~ andl•ht:J.nc IJ11oke. ,hrp She makt!s WL'Lh 1her th~r Columbus. o.bher brotlller, lhlo Cnldw.U..l-. Mr. -1tnid Mr1>. llowaTd RluiiseU and daughtcr.of Alhcns spent Sutlid~ wi.l:h iher mvtlhcr, Mil"_.., Cia'rie Balhr. T.he MctJhod'!..'>l WSCS mel Mon·r day wibh !Mrs. Nt~i"M'II WcatJOOrman. M·r. a.nd Mrs. Ra•l·ph. PH"ker and dau~leni iQ£ Che3tcr were vis-iting Mr. and: !llrs. A. C. Stout Wedrl!e&- I POMEROY- MIDDLEPORT ~· day. Mrs. IMame Watwn vi UUlc Jllockiong .spent sc-voratl daYS visit· mg fri-ends .and relati\•ao hero. Ml"8. Effie Watson returned to her :home here .a-r.ter 3peodlog two weeb in ClellfWlater, F11a.. 'lod one w~k ~n Da)'ltlan witlb ·bar III'On ood dlfugbter·i!Waw Mr, 100 Mn. Oar! Watson wbo bavl -a ID8'w baby eon borll' Ja'Jll. 20. John Guinther Juntor A·2nd · Clta.os5 of tlhe Air Foroe stratlion.ed 1 at Dcrw.c:~~, Colo., w~ visitiag hls p~nt._;;, 'Of Ohcmcr Blld Ifill~ bhcr, ~Irs. EfHe Wat900, Mr. and Mr.s. George P:icken.smd 4aua:ht.er of Reedsville and 190 On Y~qr Oitd In Gallipolis ..' THURSDAY ... fltDAY . . " ~rid .sATURDAY . ., ·~ ~J.>ublc "f::<"tjt,))l-'ll•l loc1111 ion. •OOtlf school. If J.oh~c....1l'll, WI1J1C M, 0 . WT'ight:, Vinton, Rt . 1. Box 30 or piMlOC ()hf'njhh-c 77276. gii!Mg<> ' ,. )o'ivC' 17 lnt'h TIHI•:S AND 'f111JES, all for $22. J. M. Lltlll~. Clifton, W. Vu 2·13·3tp o!o~a ll' by bicl'l---.8 ~'OilNll'lld inn rrwiii C O!,ta ~n bill ~hoot,-. :1.1 511acoa;ln With Marblbe On 11ale and .at protection. illl service ~:•raaea. slai!Onll 1·17-35tp ~ash fRIDAY'S AIPAIR SHOP 640 Plum St., Mlclcll•rt , w(' ltepafr Tt"l('\"itoiQol)<i, wa:•h~. b1·a~ ma~:hitw; miuot' 'llo'irr; lU H. 1'. 3-phasf.': motAw; in6cma. tiolt""dl ~ilti'on;-r\' n~r: mine fan; 2 ~>ttmp piamt'·"· 1JO vo1h. BIUNG YOlllt C1.'JE ::iHOI!: CSILL OmJII<C Jloguc, U.U1Jiatld llx· loiONL:;Y. Cbangre. 2 I J·3t p VNFURNISIIEU l!OU~E for !!ale. -EFRIGIRATION lALII AND $ERVICI Completely modern. FretihlJ Do~ne~>lit· t~ntl Commerdaltt New painted. Ou Llncola lklgbl.l . .;.nd Us.>d N!u ipment. '1 years f'...tll 330-Al. ll·l7·tf full hme experienct. ~ ' A VARiaTY OF HOUI~S. R. D. " " AlniO~~ATION. Phone 6376-X. Mlddloport 6ee Goor11c WiDOOa. Maofn, W. Vt. I a.n.ztc 1·27.30tc --·--- .. ~ MAX WARD 115 I. S..onot 51, 'hono •1 Pomtroy, Ohle •• In On The Savings • .. ~ ' WIDNESDAYS SENTINEL • 1'11 ... . ~ "'! ' • . ' ~ Offered •••• Re.ad The Ads , IN swt'IC'pft'll, room1urt'. llhum· 6a8t.J 01' 607'1..&1. 2·11 ·301.(' 3 'phaL'll' . LES ... tCIIIJ)O.Ml'Y b1nldin~ . main p4c., Ohio Vaollt'.V Elct'tflt' L'Orll. phmt ,.t11', llhf'Sh)l"<', OI•H,. 2-ll..dtc World'11 llnest rttr "',.. " .' TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THI$ 2·11-3lc }'or . ~ . ·-,x: ,: . . ~ ~;.; FEB"RUA-RY .16:..:17~18 HOUSl-: f'OR. SALK 464 1.ot.'\1<7t st ., ~1idtllcpol"lt, Ohio. 7"1Wm houb·c w~loh bM h, wall .til wt1!1 carpo\·i ng, .ga.-t h('ll1il"r.!l, w J E H "YO.UR $UNIUSE TO SUNSET STATION" ! 1\ ·""Jn ~·L'4.1.' 1&IJd: Mrs. Geoi'l:e, Clarke o1 Racine viSit.td IMr. and •Mtrs. Ray Ptckens Wednesday. Mrs. Stnltd •M cDermitt called Virgil Hayes Is Lions Speaker .. On Blue C.ross For Sale (9) Dana Lewb .;_.as Ln Pomero;,y Saturday on bullines&. ~l:Ung Je"sie Lewis Sunday were Mlrs. Fannie Bloake aod Mn Mollie Fox. · 'MINI. Betty David&on of Colum· bus vi.<;it.OO Ann Williams Saturday evening. Mrs. Jo A>ln QWenberry of Athens was via.Jtina her parents, Mr . .am:l• Mrs. Oscar Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Emi:l Hoffiman of f\t. PJeas.ant Visited w)t.b biB parer:tts 1Mlr. and Mn. Lou Hoffman Steers 10.00 . to 18.50, Hellen 10.00 to 11.00, S.by Beef 1;2.00 to ~e~~~~w~~e ':omplole WHI:!:EL ALIGNMF..NT balanelnl and brake !lervlee: Hacketls' S•fely Su.rvice, We11t Main Slrect. Pboue 267. of A•bury Bryant, D.uased Notic<' is .hereby gtven that Ncll1e To!Hver whooc POBt Office Addrcs..<i is RY.tdand, Ohio, has been duly appointed as Admlnls· Lralrlx of ·the Estate of Aabur)' Hryant late of .Meigs County, Ohio, - ---- Cttt.. Sa~urday evening evenlng• ( ~~-IOIIIIdi*CO~ Mr" Hansen there. RODNEY DOWNING Prtandard 6tlift, loh~ -of cx.lnls, SIOO!S. Jimmy Plll'som. ~Mkkl\{1po~tl. 2-tl-6tc Shoats 3.00 to 12.00. NOW IN pay a $1M judgment &}Vp.rded to Mta. .AJv:bL Harry. J(n.' ~ 1ald .stw would ra.ther •tl8 In ja1l tbaa pq. TU 'u~t ·tl 16 years oJd, but there'• a lbnitatlon Of 20 )'tan ca tM lt:atufa. However, MrL Ha.rr)' mu.lt P&J' 12.30 a c1J1 :laU board to bep I ifOJ'Io!t, tl') 10.00. Sowt aDd Pi&s 60.00 &o-81).00, . as sALE MRS.' TILLII HANSEN, 58, II wbtllnJ away tbe tku In ~ Wla .. jilll, ·Nhen~ •he ma,y han to Jtay 4v• yeantt the ntliiN to Business i\£.Kldlepol'lt. 2-ll·Mc --------19M }"ORD Victoria· VH engim, Stall 7.00 to 9.00, Boars 8.00 dJy JJO<ty Sotlol'<loy, al\On>I>Oft- I( Muon City given br M.... ·.ww~om \VIalter .olai$ ~ tmd ·t.amtJ.J: ; ~r ~ ~ _Alma Jobnsou v~ iber Mr. 8!ld lira: ~ .....t fomilr Brown In ·boDOl'l of !R!' ~ -Keith ~ we~ · !ir, a..i ~· Harold Y...,. celebrated ·hi'S' third biTitbday . W1111•tn Hessoc> ancl B~ of PQ. well tnd Billy H"""", Cclonnbus, o! City. . Ann Wlllhmts vbsited •Mn. Cecil Sm1tb of IMarroD Tburacia:y. · !MiDil <Lewi3 abltmt lrom wwk last week due to Illness. Elaine Cartwright vbitecl Iter J~~eal.' INJldparents, Mr. and IMra. Herman Cart·wrigh:t Sunday. GlM111 Ca!J\twrig;ht Wii'S v-isiting • friend8 i:n Columbus Sunday. , • .".if!!; Mrs. Katie Bus and son visit,\• ' J;, '· ~ r' ed Mrs. Jeanne Johnson Wednes- w• 0 19M PLYMOUTH, 1J•wt(! model •11.l. a row pr•i('(", $1~~- .Timmy rar- I I9.00 to 12.50, Fat Sowe 8.00 to lUX). mng beautiful h ·ills. in evccy doire~­ tion. 15-room 'h oll5e in feir coodi.tion with eleotri<C'iiy and gas. Barm. Only $3500.00 OOwn payment Jroll'llOOd $500.00. ~ood Hotland, HOII .. -. 175 tn 220 tbfl. lUO tn 12.50: _., t :.'.5() lba 11 00 to 12 50 LiC:hU o . . , . 1 1 Laurene Ltrwis md. Jlina were m Mlddlepox¢ md Pomeroy on . view tbres, 't"EWdiQ !lmd hooter, $975. Jimmy P.arsollll. Middleport, 2·11.ffl< Laura L&Ul"E!lne Lewts.. rt Go!HpoU., Ohio, SaturdQ', Feb. 11, 19M, SAle• Report of Oblo Val· ley LiveBtock Co. J.._,.,, I Employment llM9 CADILLAC, 1000 Pf!int, Milson visited Lester JO'hn:s.on and lamily Sunda)'. [ Mr. and lllnl. Vernor '-ow:h of ~boson vi~ited Mr. and Mrs T ed Ril s ~ · ey Uuuay. Le!Jter Jo:hoso.n, BeUy Cal! ~d c'hlldre.D were UJ Mi.~ Sat- Geor2o Bu""" and daugbtor Mable Jobnsron ·aod DonBeverly were ln GalliJIIO}ls &atur· n,a.!Mrs. !tlwre vloll<ld ,llln. Mr. ·ond ·,!llnl. Demaio! TollivOI' ot cloy. ' Mrs. ~- !J'oyicl<'. &lid """ were ~ - · B-. W...t Qol~. Gl...-.1 op<l!l Sun<b:v with Mr. M<. llld - · Wa,Ker . VH!iirs ond Mlr.o. )l'llt.,. VM~Ve. ' ' vlsitlDg lllr. and N«l H"""¥ "I"'!'' "doy ~' will(:fll!'~ Nr. tJICt · · .WOlter . Bloke Sottmloy. Cheryl Bur.. olteocled . a ~ilth· ~· .AJ•a •:roJUY<.!;.,;Giemoliod. ..,.. , >iai~Jo>c !olr. Ol>d M.n. Som ' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Admirtiltr•trlx D• Bonis Non Est1t1 of IDI• Daisy Smith, DK1tnad NGtice i8 hf!!rlelby given t.haL Maude G. AIIQerso.n, WiJwoo Poot RENT~-room apartment, hard Office Address. is 2015 ( 'Iifton wood fliOOO'S, gas fUlVIIIICe ·hea-t, Ave., Springfield, ilhJ.ll, '.as bt.e:n ga reg-eo. Neill' school. dUlly appui!nited as Admints-trntrlx: OFFICE ROOM-270 &q·Ua!•e f.ffli. de bonis lbCm of the Esta.Le of liola neaT Gourt:hoW!'e. D11~y Smith ~ate ar 1\:k-ig~ Ooun.ty, (8) Ohw. dcceli!Sed. ·---- - ( ]9) VALLEY m· OPPORTUNJTYDa.ted •t1h1s lO.Ch day of FcbruiW")'.1953 l'ON'J'IAC 2-door Se<I;J,n, like 'Ollr oounty 'n the lbeall1. of 1956. now, $995. BIHt'LI.r~111r 's , r amcroy, pportunities ''The American Ruhr", Every John C. .lia<.'\111 big ir){\u"Strial ceno1et"'l ·In• tJhc Juc~ge of -the Probate Court 1 2 1 6 _Ohio~_ ~ · tc j WHOLESALE DiSTRIBuToR world was undcvr-Jo!Jcd at cme 1\toigs Counrty, Ohio. 1952 CII~VROLET Helux 2.cloor National Com])llny wrll ~ppoint time, 2- 14; 21; 28;·3h:: SOOan. $695. Hla~~rNJr'K, Pornc·rCL<;poJ'ksible "JX!'I'b'OD ilo act"'CUCKLER REALTY ----II'"'OY, Ohi'o. 2-ll-6tc whol·c~Je distributor for in!an\.5 Phont IOI·Y 8 229 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 1 ---~ ::n·d nluJ.rlrf'n 's f_n'lt selling fas-t 1 2 . 11 ~~e Administrator 19~5 BUICK B Supor R1vif.':'ra Coopc J ~·peat. merchandJ.sc. To q __ Esht& of Fr~ W. Wino, o 1 ce.utd powL"l' ,,..('('(•1 1 1' 11 ~· $2693. :RI;votl yo 11 mus-1 be bCII.w-eoen ao anU 150 --- n~r ::>~..~~~ ~croy, Oh1o. 2·11·8Lc )'oM·.s of -agr, 'ha'Vf' good car, good NJJt•Jce ·151 -t.!Jal Pau.J W. ;r"inn wlm'>e p 11 " t _Offll'l' 1954 PONTIAC 8..ry\indcr CnSolUlll !"CII'I'('n{:t-~. tluve $505 to $1,795 Aoddf"ett.S ts Mnkllc:poot, Ohio has Cat·o1lina Cnupo $17915. Bla.ctl- 'to t"'ver mvC>nol.ory niOOdtod by bren. duly lllf'PGIB!ed 00 Admin4!· na·r·.~. Pom(ftll)', Ohi-o. 2·11·6tc Jural ~ lures . l'a1~ be haiJldJ.cd in W ,tJhe Estlt-e ()( F.re.l w. ·~p:tal tu11c .to ~S~t·al'lt. Good ·i n· , Winn l-ate of Mclas Co\l:llty, Qh1 o, l!}~J WU.LYS Stali•rm Wa·;.:'l)n. I'X· com<' rm;t w(>(!;k .- ThiH whll st..and Fir•. AutomobR~t, Htalth d~C<IISOO . rtna goocl., $895. H!aM•tn.ar\w. Pom · yu,w Bank 's or Lawyer'.s ·iuvEM.iDated ltlltis lOLh <fuy of' Jo'cbrufli'Oy. Oh ~o. 'l· l I -6tc gatum Nn :wllmg 1CII!j. work is ACCIDINT 1056, · ~!1"il"I"Jy Sl' l"Vil"i ng: Olh'e<idy ft~(:a[).. Lift, Cuutlty . , . ltmlt 1952 BUICK Ro.ollhnoi~C'I' l'on· J'Oim c. Bacon li.~h-cd oulll'l .'l S~>lb Jo)njtt>JI'priscs vEIJ'Ibiblc Coupe, $993. Blaolt· Judge of •IillO Probate Count. Dt1p1 L. M, Smyrna, Georgi& IDalt''is, Pomeroy, Ohi10. 2-11-6tr ~m,gs Cmmly, Oihio. 2·14-llp lrt MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 2-14; 21 ; 28-3tc 1861 FORD stla4ikon W•rlt'On. }~nrdro­ 6136-M PHONII 6a11 zn:atliic dnive, $2395. Jimmy Par.m'a, Mlddbopoflt. _ 2-11·6lc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Auto Sales Cb.apmu o1 llA>Uand Mrs. Jaek J.ohooon o! Shoop Ewes •nd Lms. 4.00 to 8.00, Stock Ewes 2.00 to 6.00, Fat Sheep 3.00 to 6.00, Cull! 1.00 to 4.00, Bucks 3.00 to 6.00, and Fat Wetb Ivan Bucb, !Mason City was vlsers 4.00 to 7.00. lting Wi'h Ned Heney ~. Suflidao/, LamiM ottend>nce at SuiJday Tops; tB.Ml, Seconds 12.00 to Opal .and Johnnie Kelley at 1nSoh901 Sunday !WaS 108, col- diana visited iM!r.s. Irene Kelley 16.00, Li&ht Wts. JOJOO to 12.00 lection was $28.35. Kelley Saturday and SUnday. and Common 8.00 to 12.00. Pomeroy's mosll Ex~ent • Mabel IA.IeHJa 1Jonisou, Hr. <md Mls. Leroy Lyons. Mr. and MnJ. Ferris Jus. Us and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henry, -- ]• (2.1) Rea I Estate frame !bouse wklh bath, .ga<s lhea(.tng. Iat·.a e double ilotl wri.tlh ,garage. Out of • · CLASS M•IT$ The Good wW Cl.aes md R't Ulo home of . Fritdt Henry w '1\lesday evenina: and continued quilti.oi and t:Utl.ng earp« oogs. Prewere Mrs. ~bart, Oliv-a Not Y'(lur Hlome? Wi4Jh the Auto. m!Wtioc F~Jil'ITlan givl~Ji' 24 'bOW1i constant wwtcll over JI'OU and yours. F'lor further ·l!nf.onnation, contart B. U. Harper, ' Rt. 1, Anhens, Ohio. 2-14-3tp POMEROY-7..room ' Pickens· W ~· ~D~:i J~i:~a~g:~~i.1['~~)~ Ma_n_o_r_w_o_m-~-n-,;; h,ndle-.Mc_ N cs_s HOUSE for sal-e on Laurel St. Inquire 933 Hysell Street. U-ate ,...:::c._c:_c__ _ _ _ · Products ftll or spare tame. Op·•1 FARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS portunity to make $40 a day. No ....Oid }'OU know yvu could save :.!5 % experience necessary. Write Me· :" or more on parts by havmg you1 NESS COMPANY, 120 E. Clark ·~ · ·tractor ensmc overhauled be St., !"'l"eeport, Ill. 2-13-ltp fore Marr.:h 1, 19156? Also a~;k IJ ----~-I!' about our spedal O'! pain\1ng Uld tuneup. Mci,iS Equipment CAN YOU USE EXTilA MONEY? .::o. Ph"Oue 94. 1·3 46tc Help meet those monthly pay. ·'·- - - ·· - · ments on your home, car, TV. ,.INCOME TAX SERVICI!:.. Call or otber obli(olations. Make $35 to Middleport 6275. 2-3-t( $50 a week in spare lime sup· plylng consumer~:~ in Pomeroy with Rawleigh Products. Start ~-- - - - - ·-- ~ Immediately. Write Rawlcigh's t Wl:;;h ~o thank my manv rncnd;; Dept. OHB-840·312, Frccporl, for •rumeml)(-ring me w1th flowJll. 2-13-ltp. ·• en;, candy, C'~, and g1rL-. tlur · ing mv 1hJ.tle'>J in •tht! •hUS[Ji·1a l; abo the .doot·or'l! and mm<;es u( ( 181 MePg.~ Gcncnrl Slllff. Vern B. . Huyman.. 2· 14·llc EXPERlENCED OF~'ICE GiRL d<> IS'IOO$ ])091tian •Ul. PonlOI'\OY. Writle Box 171, Syt1aeuse. 2·11-3tp • and ~Mrs. Ray ~ IUI.d &ay tnsunoce Protecti!Mlt Your ... 0:. Life, Auto, P'kre, Polio. Call Doa Mills, Middleport, Oblo. Y"'lu Prntect , Su~oyMd 14, 1956 Market R~ports' · c.m..,.;rht vt.lt.d Lllr. on<1 Gr.ace Methodist ~"""in Richrnoad IDd ~ t'h wedd1n were' MM." Ray Pi<ok~ .aa.d urday eveni.Qa', j ::::-:=:=:-:---·-,.-=--- S.2C.·tf COMPLETE NUPTlALI Pickens 1'1\d LJoyd HoHnan so:t · •nU 4-.;,. Lev. llutim;,~n waw~~~eole:mniled at 5 o•...,,.t iD .the 4-R~orn A~~·r- l l.ZO Jj;lnsurance MENTS, new furnllure. Utillt.itll Ela.ine llfra. ;;: ~~~/~V· 29· t'Pre:oodaudtter of Mr. u;:a !Mrs. :Sy gu·l telephout J- The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi9dlepa~rt::_,..::O::;.h:;:ilo:__ _ _ ,_ _ _--:;:;:=::;;----;;;::=-=~:::-:~:--~T~uesCiay, February Page Six '' ·' ' �. . .. • • • ~ •.. • -.--._,.-. r.• ' ,. • • • - ~" --~ - - -· .. . .. , Jo· ··- - 'l ~Ei •• •. .. ,I' , ' ~ ht LOS ANGELES UP - Cent" WWle Noulli, wbo •<<>red 61 ""'"" to lea_d UCLA to victories over ~~~:/ :S\;,"~,::~~. w·;.~n;~~ EarIyDays 0£ New }javen I 1ourth time Monday by the South· ern CaWornia Ba:sk.etbaU Writ er! Assn. r =====:.:=====::. ear~y espec1al~y A . ptc1.Ul'e Df ihe days _of New Ha:ven otmd o-r 1t.s post off1ce oan _be obt:amed ?Y reaQmg !"' artiole entitled "'Hu;. tory New. HaYeD, W. ya. Post Offtee. 'W'biCh wes wrllot.en by _OI.ea-ton W!lding . .and prtllte-d Ul t·he Pom oroy Tribune- o~. Sun flower M matrel ~e Dreu Relu!ar•al Is of May 20, 192~. Set For W ednesdoy Te-le~cl'ph Wll-du~g, ~hG hunsell was one of a long ·hne_ of po~;'lmaste.n;; . at A dres:s 1'-eheanc>al for mem mt.er~i.mg ber5 of (;be oast of 1\Jhe 11-fid- 1New Hav-en, 8JV-et> accm:nt ~ ·the ~f 1 C:, -and rLhOtie dlep.::r.t Sunflower Mli!Strcl b-to ~~pe w ~·:_..anH the" d wn -~bllhl. ing spoJEOI"'O by ~ Semor t ·~ ~s ":':~ of Ohest-er HJWt S<.-lhool bas bee-n called for Wednesdlly e\·ening at 8 ()'clock at tbe big h The Mirnnrel Show will be school. __. 'cl alo v-1 pu I· ca wn 01' tuts 'm ••l ·e. The tuthor Mvin• nit story by t•lllng of th• bre•king of ground for ttt. old co•l miM- pre:seoled M PobruaJ'I}' 17 beginrnng at 8:15 P t\1. - AdY . ce 11 eel th• Uppe.r 5 lope--•t New ~ L::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~·~''!"__ll"_~l~~ ~~~,-~~~~-.-- • .... ...... lot. Bowling Hiqhliqhh Aocu•·dlng -to the'"""''· ·""• .p ost pl~nt ~·n . ~ ,. Ohoo Valk:y tt- 11~ postm<~h· dJ~;!nbule en~ine i y(•ar~. ,.,u, County bowling l-eague •laet. night • QVEC ll.OOk .ttrree Ql.· a row from tlhe Dai-ly Senti:Dd. -and L1berty was loQng one, whH-e win-n· ing rt.wo ofrom Holsum Bal:m. In roatch of tbeev-en·Jng Se.-ond &1:. Mkt. rtoo.k two w.t o{ .three from the New Yw-k Centl'al. QVEC ·nol1edillhree BOO pm-es in a '!'OW m beating Sentinel ood •had to oom-e from OObiOO W ta·k e the middl-e ltne. Griff Durbin l'llld Ctwck Wl!&son .b oth Wi»d to pace UVEC wl!t:h WilBon h itting 187. 170 an<t 181 whi·J.e Du.rbin bad Hl9,174-a00 .165. Pa-ul Clif(ord •hi•g h Lor (!he Senti-nol wilh o-23. ~the fin~tl ~~e ~38 wa~ HolfUm-L.i~-~ In the mttch Bob Woocb of Chenw.- lolnecl th• Tripllce" Club u b. hit thrM tt"'" In 1 ntw of 147 for a 441 total. WO!Xb will rHein •n erm P'JfCh from th• Amert· un Bowllnt Cononu for his off1('i:~l fon H ~ll hpOI most powerful car in the medium price field. All the smartness ... all the lithe appeal of the sensational De Solo hardtops whh the convenience and easy entrance of four full sized doors. There are th-1:1 -:story wri-Llen ~BAKER l''URNITURE ~ FOR 1 Pomeroy, Ohio WllllllllG tliO,M Ultllf IIOTOR MUM Ill SWTIPSTAKIS. a Ill YOUI DISOTB-PllMOUTH DIALIR TODAY! ROOMS OF 1:'i FURNITURE 1;'i ;2on Thill Brightest Corner ~ 1:1 o; lu Middleport C: t:1 BAKER FURNITURE t'l SPRING Dav Values'- Groeser ---~~ - Tota!l . ... . _ OHIO VALLEY Bell · -- - -·. W iloon ------ - - 147 134 136 417 766 79a 703 22:17 ELICTIUC CO. 138 160 173 481 187170181 538 MlOOI'Ilo --- ----- 110 110 SVo11'MOO ______ 171 ls:i 161 497 Ou:rtbin ------· 199 17<1 165 538 Abbey - · -- · 144 l:l-2 266 HaOOlcap · ·. - .. Ht 19 19 48 'J'f>toal . .. - -- . 815 822 821 2458 SECOND STREET MARKET Gr.av.es ------ - - 151 124 275 Ocrvl!f _____ 121 148 182 451 Hor-a-k ____ .. __ 130 161 183 474 Mi-lch 155 B8 98 401 Lieving . __ __ 207 179 162 548 Roush .. ____ .. 106 106 'futal ___ ___ __ _ 764 742 749 2255 ~ -- -~- - -~ - NEW YORK CENTRAL li'JS 145 135 · ..___ -- 173 115 136 Al'lemwo:rt.h H. Y'OUJllg ----- - 111 106 115 J · Y-oun·g ---·- 128 121 134 Maleclcy · · · · · · 150 167 169 ··Dap.dicap .. . · - 21 23 21 Total -- -- - - - -- 768 677 710 .HOLSU.Iil BAKERS Wood __ ____ .. 147 147 147 Smi·th ____ . .. . 118 133 D. SebilUng ~ ~ · 158 143 140 J. Schil-lkig _ __ 105 Sisson __ ., ____ 117 171 Grate . _--·- . ~ . 143 140 Handicap .. - -. 87 69 57 'fOOd - - --·--- 7:!2 '790 806 LIBERTY RllSTAURANT J.ohll5bon ~- 1~5 1~1 COLlJ~1BUS ~' rene~ ~'P 0 UP S ' · - \AiaO t.Me today Foot· ning the Bl'( Ten ' fCJr ,WJe second y-eaor ln a row. Universi-ty Rooewai or Ul& cooln.ct Will ha.ndled' rou'llnely by tb'e UDIYerball Coacll Woody Ha.)"e!' cootraot t>ity 8o<lrd of 'l"ru6teet9. 'IUley rapo and bot'dt.e.d f'IX.tl:ba<ll .t.ick.et vnees proved l.ibe action oltheAdJJielie 50 cent a seal. Soard, v.-ohicb had N!De'Nied eonUay(H c-ompleted rifl'h s-ea- tracts ·f«" Mayea, llOd .U of his M oh · St31:1.-e 1 (Q!!I b staff . · .!iOn I'O aiSit ' Y wmThe oow prices will be t1 Cor- a seal i-a tale sba-ntdH rmd Sri for a Coach bax sea't, -m aking • SJeaiSI(JO ticket l k sal. to/r that four cost thk> faU $24 wiJth box JSpea elr>f avbe slgne or his si)(th Hekel costing $30. Ble'lldleradts annua oot all clinic at Wooster rem-ai n tal $3 a game. 17 College, March The ilocreaoo m tic'lret prices They are Bob McNca of Mans· · was 't he finst iShlce 1947. Aflbletic field , Gene Coleman of Wooster. Director Ridhatdl C. La·rkins said i € buck Bul.zard of New Brighton, the additlo:llal re.vwue "will b.el"p Pa., and Mlke O'Laughlln of Ni.a· meet the increasing cmts of -atlb· e h~ Ph~O~~-TER, -~· ~p l~e • . . fl ' ' .... ,. ; ' WEATHER at a~ w~ll le To Serv· Uni~y '6$ · ,.424 gara Falls, N. Y. 'leHc programto l8lt -.the' the.. buJJld-• p~us helping fi~l) 332 i!Ji"l; being OOded ro the uniov:er402 NEW YORK UP- L'i ' ht weight sty ··t ·s a.u ••t ne t·K: ' 'ft-.... t·- " · ~- to!' 486 Ludgwig Lightburn of British Hon· 65 BI"TH ANNOUN· o;.'l ·"o· 2155 dLurCasNwas "' t..E 10 · · orgli.n IOUngstown, • M:r. ;n1 Mrs. Remo NierHDoi'O· 44t in a retu.rn, 10-roudnd bout ..at .Madi.. i301'1.0\lf1Ci.n( .the 80 251 fl Square Gar en, March 9. birth o( a fi-ve pound ten ounce 441 ~ght~ur; 1out-polnted Morgan lilt ' daugM.er, Tina Mar-b-. at St. Jo256 eve an ast• Sept. 23. Hospitl&il, P-arkersburg. Tbe 443 baby islfl'm1'1'4Ureandwi-H be kepi. 283 Crow .. . . . .. ~- 1<16 164 140 41JO for a week in -tihe hospltall niJII':9efi'ly. 1 Mr. a·nd 'Mir!f. Nieri hav-e two older 213 Davis __ __ .. 179 200 147 23zi3 •Matt·hr.ws .. .. 142191 160 493 1dh.i:ldre-n. Grandmotbers are IMr.s, 1 Mten<!hi.ni ..... 168 176 174 518 'NCII.ie Middl;..1)0rt, Mtd mutc1h~~ Monday ·toOmh~et ° .tby' ~) .m se~h's ~- . ~26 B&r-.xrt~t. ::4B~U~a~n~d;;;had~~·~1~6~9~h~>~g~h~·~ffigi~·~·;;;;;I~I'IJ~•~I~•-'"~·~..:;·~·;;·;;1~27~1~5~6""1>~9~4~4~2,_:"'-~' ;;, · ·;;,·,;·;; ..;,;:7~62;;:a~77~7~80:;;;;24~19;_Mn~~·~N~l~•:;''~·;"~~i;;ly~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. ~----- ~"~1;;.;;·;,;·- -- - - - - -- - - - - .THIS WEEK THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ARE Junior Town:MeetingOf:. Air ·To Fea:ture l'~hama·Hi ' AT w•• SEE TOMOltROW'S PAPER FOR THE NEWS OF THE BIG SAVfNGS ALL OVER THE STORE IN ELBER FELDS DOLLAR DAYS SALE. Hau:.licr Grnluun , a native of fo.k i.gs County, was the nin·t:h rmst 11111&11'1' and n mdu<:-\('d .t,he office m a s m11ll building -on Piltt!l Sl reel ··.no-w uwncd by ll. T. Ohl· -th n·c me . .fortune ... nationa.l reco dilft.,.\l'CIIl occasions. His -:sc· i:und l·c.rm us ~'lueh cam{.! tl'll 1897. lli.s ~htrtl,time as po.slmastor came much la-tlll' iu 1921. i)f ou nwhil l', 'two rn.hcr:s held Lite orfi(•e bctwct.•n tJte Ca-pebart term . . Juhn G. Urinstcad wa.s rommi s.s-iunoJ posLma-slcr on JLJIY 13, 1893. Of Grin~1wd, Uhe aut1to.r says, " lito was a CO lli mi,n cr, muNiOO.! 11 ~Ji:;~ CLJTry , a- sister of Isaiah und Perry. lie wa~ qqite M) lntcll.l· gent man. Had •inoro edueallon than t·hc !IVOragc nwtn uf lihat d1:1y ... Hl' wns. a wcH-baltWl~ •levol· I hl•afl~l man. wl.th .ralll'Cr a 1ploas- · uto l\ ., OR CALL 267 I WE CAN TELL YOU IN A MATTER OF MINUTES IFYOU CAN ' •' SEE CLEAR ENOUGH POCM"Iy AdiulfM Hl••dllohta C•u.. .._, Acclllfth 'STEER EASY ENOUGH ,.., WhMI Allanment , , ...... Hard lnt s...... HACKETT'S SAFETY SERVICE DON'T LI11PRING GO IY WITHOUT A IIAIIITIIliNG CHECK·UP '·' Bufnrc Capclutl't 'I final tel'lm ~" ' lm!"Lm.a-s\.('1' and on March 2U, 1915, lo\raJtkiC M. Grimm baocwmc ]JOStm isll'CSS. She was .the ., first woma·n t'O hold otille umot and kepl Hw or!ico in her hethor 't~ sl.ot'l' 1\l'lll' t:hc Lutltcmn Cbul•ch {m Pike swucl. p-ast. lolf 'eer. e Two WMIII in Elllftot Vlllag•, "orkta, for Two . • World Tour by Sabefta hlglon 'I ' ' ' '_t)J • AutOt.~tic Ga1 Rang" 1: ; • $\00 of Sacoriy Clothtt' I 1"' • ·--. - w.rtt. - .. _ ,..._ _ ___ · - - . - -< •.. ' •, • Automotlc Gas Dryer aNI Washu • Ot!l.r Valuobl• Priztt . ! ' ., " W~Uir ---~ , your OJ'IPOt'tunily to mc:th your homemc:lking skift· "pay otr·. There is nothing to buy-no entry fees to abou.t ·it. What a wonld of .love, co1uedy ~ud J,ra. g~d)' h~ been h id-den in tho. m-cs· ~ages which ;bav~ l)asai!d tla'Ough it. " • is entrants will be judged on cooking. poy. ,..II S!wing, ~r.erol hom~molci~g &kill, and personal appearance. Tfle only qualifications ore that 1 1 ., I• • $500 Wardrobe and Otorm C01.1rtt This Gallia Gambles LoSt$ . ' • $t,.,.l lce:.S•rYer Refrlgeftllor • $100 Gru•n Watch • Sets of Halllte Aluminum Ware • $1 00 w.. ll> of Samoonlle Lvgg ... World Airline& amount or unwritte n tistory Uter('l Is t'NUl«',l ed wit'h -a post offict'. What a -M of poot.r y \!nd oeHn~s FreedOM GGt Kitchen and Laundry witft American Cobin•t& . '. r • A New and Aulomatic Ga1 Applioncta • A 1956 O.SOto Autamobil• o&al'nry dul'ing hili t-enn of offic<' wa.~ $90 por )"Car. He marked its growt h until ·lhu middle 1920's wlwn it. wm> "about 3100 tlljr annum." romam.-e ' .' . we•f fo th• Wilding· ~ In dlJliing; Wilditli l!ays. $15;000 IJI ·prlzlis.,,. Ara• •-"'• $1eJe tfJIIt . . l · ! I'"' You Can Win Over Th••e ere the ladl•a h0111 Ill• Ohio 1ueJ Gor CaMpoll, ,S.rrlu <'opC'h;wt's t.h il'd -t erm m; •po:-1nut.slcr WI.IS t·hc fin-ali 001:1 men· tioned by Wilding in bls article . Intcrcstlng nro IJ\e -salaril'.s whil•h some of t he ~~-master:. rccl'ivL•d in. t=he ,. '' ;ut-I. gl•niul d it> posiotion." IS THE BEST INSURANCE YOU HAVE NO MORE .' . r' iug\J1'" (1025 1. The Gndiam -home wa:o. dosc.ribcd a, bcin i-\ a " pl-e as-ant Illace [vr ,the best )'oung pco· plo uf N<'W Haven to .e:athcr." (.;('111\g.e N. Capchurt waSI (i·rst co mmi~., i·oncJ po.-;.lJna,;tcr in New lliiVCil on Jul y 25, 1889. He th<'ll llllera l<'d hi ~ uffli:c. "in the Dar! l'urter pwpurty. located ne;ar <t.he ;-;ehu nllwu s<'." James lt. Capebu·r t, lu.; brol hN', was ,his IISI:iista.nt Mr. Ci1peha.t"t was po.s.tmastc-r u.n After ALong' Hard Winter, Every Car Should Have AFront-End Check-Up ~ COST t;tc t:he.n Ju'h\m:~s third Hug~ s BAKER ~ STEERING CHECK UP THE BEST JOB of New Furniture > BEAR SAF& UAKII S4VE LIVII ·t~lis. courtmg •6.f MHss B.eSiile Sbank wh?m he fmally mal'ned. . . F . J. Humpohl'l'ly-s, whose oi!L~Lal pa(X'I'.~ were -dat~ J'anu&ry 12, 1874, was .1~ c '~_~x~h postmaster. llu m p;hr_tw·s iS' po~ctured _ ·~ a man who e~·J oyeU •hl!i rellg lon an~ lived 1-l evcot·y day but found ~t diffi(.'tl lt .to talk about ill. on Sunday when he taugh_l Sunday School class at ,(;he Ulli.led Bl-ethron Church. 1 The nexl po.~\.master was a Un· lnn Ltrmy vetel'an whose pictur-e had once been publis hed with "' !i i\\'CJ'ii ] ('Onl'r<J~es in. the Har.p· cr's Weekly . His nt~m e was Otis H. Smith anrl :he kepl ,the office i n " l)r. Rou·sh's drug sl'OI't' -untl-1 Ins h-c<~·Hh fai,Jed, whc.n he too-k it Ill hi; hu mc, ibhe house now owntod c: Uy t;•lwaJ'd Ho-ffman. , Pillip L. Jonu the eight, 2 postmuter and he was appoint· ed In December of 1881. Hi• office was in th• &tore and dwelling built by M•rtln E. Smith •nd Lewis Roush located "on the corner of Pike StreM lll'ld ttle country ro•d." WUdint t!l here dftcribft that Jones kvt the oHic• until Cl•vel•nd elected presicfent. ''This," tl;· cording to the author, "wa• thl first tim• the office Wli mtde 1 politiul plum." Jon•• aliO oper •ted • tin ship in N•w Hnen. Your Car Needs A QUICK ENOUGH Ra y Lievin.g Was &t·tthe big gundn leaodin-g Seealld Street Mm'ket to !their rtwo wi.'Di over New York Ceutral IllS .be IJrit a 548 &e:rk!Js on games -of 207, 179 and 162. BHJ , ,p,fu.Jcdily was :high .flor NYC wilt.h in wa.s pi easa n.l •Lo 'Iook at r-===~~~~~ I s:in~!oe. .w ICI • w•• 2 Legion Auto Sales ~ A Safe h~e ~eard ~n ' ~ :0 ~ --·-- ~mon sal~ h~h . • ..1w" ; $299.00 ~ to ~ R.Oicks lnrvis -~Liberty wi.th a 0,26 series aud a 200 e-ne w il h Ri'll:k M.cMbini following w)bh 518. Jo lm WIQS h).'Sh fm Holsum with 443 and e '171 high llill Wil'l piclurctl a.s bcin~ "a very i.n loHigcnt , wt'll in!orml•d but 8 1mor llmiable c harac ter. business man'' Wiidin.o; d~oribes • h~m as bcin.g .a m<~-n w h9 e n jo-yed a rest more "Hwro-ughly t han any m an I evc1-y k-new and .th e lon~el' •!:he r('L\i.t was .the better it suited him." T·he thi·rd postmaster was M<~rti n E. Smi.t:h, who wa:s CO'lllmiss· ioned in Septembt>r 186!!. He wa~ succeeded by th1• nuthor Ge{1rg~ C. Wilding on Mi<Jr('h 23. 1869. - - -- . YUNI IN liftgUCHO loiAIU< EVILIIIY WIE[K ON NBC: RADIO AND Tlil.EVISI0/>1 251 W. Main St f~m hm~ ~bye." m.em ber 1925.) •~;compllshnMnt. local~ stor.~ G~ s-~ ElectriC Ootnpany Tll COUNTY oom• of hlo ... ti..-itl" u po&tmuter, Wilding • , . uys, ''The m•il lto&h '""'fM •r Wildtnv s f•ther wu •ppotnt- I M•tti• RoMrts •nd Emm• Gr•· ed of the h•m. 1 uMd tom ... tMH bNh and the mines getttng with the mtll on the up -th• out cui , "'h•t wet tn the .. rly ri..-.r trip, in the momine, end summer of 1157. my vooc1 f•ther, who dw•lt in W1ld1ng Ocscnhus the mali Ll that llttl• white cottlge on the ci1ilie.s at tha-t Lt mt• b.:1n ;,: ri..-er b&nk, would m"t t"primit1ve ·a1Ki i1mJtcd as ht' dawn trip bHt •t nivht, For how -h1s falherr went ur.t'l' vr II-II <'•' thi• courte 5y we ,-.c•ivecf 1 copy a. woek 1.o Harlford's p()...,t Olftn• of the Cincinnati Commena.J•I w here James W. KeHuy every morning. On r•iny or t.-cr, would give hfm all t hf' ma il 5tormy days, I uied to r••d •II I Bat WC{Ic5 ·00 go to New Haven. of tha p•,..rs and m•g•zinM In His fa-bher would then th• office. 1 twd 1 comer it from 'his crude off-ice m .!Il l ' back by the window under th•t , boi.ier ll'OOm of ,t h e hou.;,('. big loc;"•t tr ... 1 specltlly enThis t.'(J.fltinued for seveJ"al joy•d Lem lum;•roer's WhMIAs for lhe ,, •• ., ., of ,, , .. 1 infil lntellit•ncer, Alfred Yon· 1~ 10 1\.1 0 "' ker's Rur~l New Yorker end firm post o-ffice ,in New Haven. John F.,. .. •, American Agrlcul--Wi-lding says "The firnt • ,.,,. ,,.. ' pQ!rt -o1fi ee was est.ab!ishr:J in 1864 and thfl commission of tlw Hugo Juhling W:J9 -t.he fi-fth fii'M postmaster Ctwarle:s Juhli ng, P'"'''"'''"". ""''" "'' ,. " • w••" romm ·•··•'oned ""' •"' ... w~~:; dated FcWua-ry 23." The <JU · No"•mb"'' 26, 1872. after th~r tells of Mr. Ju'h~ing's ,spe('rh Wilding had bOC"'me -a minister bemg sprunkled With German and had gone .to 'bis hrst cirooU wo-Ns. in the moutl1t.ain5. JtJb!ing's orfke And-rew J. wa.s t he se<.'(.lnd was i-n: his, new " brick pw.. ma·m.cr ·an-d kept the postofP1ke Stree-t. . flee1 in .Ltle iron• room of his W1ldmg reca-lls the ·al'lnval Dl home, " wh ic h tal-l .stilts llugo Ju-h li rJi Genna-ny "at 011 on the 'hillside, o n P!ke Strel' t . the the works .almo::;t in firont of , Tu rn · were bemg bUilt a hoot .t:be 6Um· 1 001 bull's presc-n.t h.omc a-nd next dnur mar uf IB62. What. a .to the ·house buW by Tom Hu ghes yr.mng man 'he was. Wttb 'l'08Y oow owoed by J. c . (Re- che-eks •and lu ll hlloom J\-e •u~rintendent c w 14 1956 Tuesdo , Februo - . . ' h. 00d~ }Iayes Confraet ~~0-~A_L _ . L ••. . S11..NT119NlE1L78 ::I oac ~u 113 1 11 ·-;:',:.'/~':..pi:::::. '*'~ GC:h:!.. ..: ' . ·_:_:_.._·_·: 1 6~9 ','.,\, ! ~ •.o,c1' With Ohio State Is Re!newed Is.all ··~·eecompany w... thM '!"""ted .... "'' store, Dear the satt Told In Old Feature Story Iwo~:·~<lblnt _!Ill ! rt Ohio The D<.Jily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middle ' .I • you be married and over 21 years. of age. V,ou haYe e..-ert!h!ng to gain and nothina to IOM. AU enlrieufluat be in by Mar~:h 31, 1956, so hurry. ~ .... I 011 AN APPUCATION BLANK FROM YOUI\ NEAREST GAS APPLiANCE D!A14R, DESOTO DEALER . • J - ~~· · McBride Filiieral' Servi~~ Are To Hi lfeimtlrsday � 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. 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