https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1c21092c18a5fe054528e4a040ce1d47.pdf 78f2953ac2904e9393ce47de035b1fb1 PDF Text Text • -- .. ' -- ~·~~~---------------------------------------~~~~Do~i~lv~S~e~n~t~ine~I.~P~o~m~e~~~~M~i:d~d:lepo~~rt~,~Oh~lo~~~~==~~~~~~ -Eioht , _ . ···-·~~~~~-- . ~~~~.:oblo a , Euter .. KJ. '1'2. Methodist Margaret Williams Circle OES Attracts Seventy-File,· The Daily Sentinel • · Friday, February 24, 1956 it~~ e 815, _ Coacordla Minn. Soulh Furman 91 , Clem&On 90, Davidson Plans were l1'lllliCte 00 ooolribute iiPIW'fl dJe apeaiDJ ~ _.. '18, VIII 13, Vb1!J!U .11, Hmoland to 100 ~ bi!Dquet- em vi:Qe OD "Men af Faith." Dur'iD8: 110, Virainla M t\ot tl114ci 47. w•• Fro. 28th l!be !Miorpret ~~ ea•• Will""'" AJ>omloon Cir«l<> of <be ..,-.....J. Iile~ ·t.ed<m Portlaqd ~ Goll&lla '1'0. a..._ - · ·'"'*' Y<SCS noolat- ·- -· Cburoh ~. aeanor S. Schaaf, Middlepc;rt Society Edi·~to~r;;;P~b~o~n;e~6~07~Q~-=~~~~~:-:---wellle Bearba Haw)<ins, Pomeroy Society ~ditor. Phone 6244 Mrs. Miller Given Stork Shower Hill Billie 4-H At Residence of Mrs. Carl Kautz Club Has Regular Mro. c.....n Swam!on, - . . . of t'llo WSCS L-ommitt.ee 'WtJo. ··fl'le'·-·~ tbe l:nmqu"Ct, asked b ~ whiah were .plo:lgai by .ttbe memhers . .MIJ\9. H8ttJe Smith, dhalmliJD. presided !lev. L. A. - - MIDDLEPORT. • Meeting Recently SOCIETY v--- -~-!.:~.~-=:: ~ I • 01 -410-f~·-· iMint.J81'Yio-"'llle «>>IUU>iUee fw ller - · - . A. W. Md{oy, who The regular meeting of the Hill M d Mrs Clarence Oark 0.. hem. al, aM ~!:~~hem working Blllle 4·H Club met at the home ~il anltb flu. at their home' o~ ~ M1 :u.berlll Olanben, of Hattie ant1 Emma «lcDermitt, are 1t w d Broadway tV:r8. Bun' ~ '8Jld Mn. Herry The meetmg was called to order ~us Swia~r bat beell (lbtsh"er. All ~ of fEd· by Ruth Bo~ewe\1 The group ~o~ tu~ed to:~: home of her par• 00w -~ ~__..~: "West Virgnri.a J)oys. and . Guts r~s M1' .and Mn. Anen . K.nopp, ~ ~ ~~ and repeated thf pledge. Ill • H~er Hwpitu wkete ~ abe Jpri :tlableJ and~ minltB n was decided to have a public "ombe di..l potieo•·· -~...,.end cafffe. ~. •••;;."I a 01 e CCinaid(lblm '"· · tJbe ~ 'M"WWd dfte • meetmg at White Church, March basM enCllfforll u.d · ~ 16 at 7._30, al~ decl.ded that the .son,r~elth, have .returned to thelr P.euY ••,...JotrWo:.. '· + · commumty proJect was to clean b I Ll I after a short vlait ·• . . . DUV U~IT TO MEET the grave yards, and for each w~e b:r :other, . Mra. Wtlliam member to bring money to buy . d famil JliliOO .H~ ~ -~~ Savin~ Stamp_!> and then buy U. S. Ro~~~~n, a~harles ~- MacDould Uni(IO V~wfllD~lid~~ Bonds. . brought hi"s .wife and. cblldren, day~- · Then .dectd_ed to have a skating Tony, Jane and Sheila Lyna; home wat !M'CWIUnredi • purty wtth the O.R.Y. on Febr_uary Sunday from Buchtel where they 24. Those rresent: Mr. Pnddy, had been staying wltll ber parents, Pe_g~y Blcssmg. ituth . Rosewell, Mr and Mr&. WiUiam White, Since W.ltilam Bosewell, ~athe MeDer- th~ birth of SheUa '-Lynn. Mrl. mill, _Emm• McDermitt,, Gacy Rood. White accompanied theni here .and Mcrvan Roush, ·Joey Ehas, Mr. and will remain for levenl weeks . Mrs. Arnett Roush, Mr. Wllllam Mrs. Sal"a Kelly, Akron, ha• reBosewcii •.Mr. and Mrs. Frank , Me- turned home after brlnllnl bor Dermatt, Kathryn Rood. '!lot her, Mr11. Emmitt Cray, back 1 and Off.ieer.s of ~~he Ohalpler ~: R•porter: L11rry Sulllnn to M'<ddlepor' '•ro. Cray had apent Sevenl'Y•f,tve memben 1W.M, Emma Olatw(ll1!hy; \\ , "' m ,guests were present wheB Evan- Jamru Olia.~tworJihy ; AM. Kat'h\een 'leveral months witb her eMldren ,if!'lMw: Chapter. oES, m-et . '111\w'S· Aolltlbon:y ; AP, All'ffil Hu~es; Con . in Akron. day evenmg 8b >t~be. Mi':Wnlf: Tem: Beulllh Joo~ AC, ~Ia HawShirley Rou1h U a medleal pa.t. ,p te ttn t;peOi<all &efl8i'oo. -and t:Xl&ffi k•i:n.~; !)e(! . ?.tM-l'e H:awkt'l'liS: T,reas. , ient al Holzer Hospital where sbe pli!'1.0d lt!he JpttlatOI'T)' work !ot' Let'tllc Rotl8h; Ohap. ll.'llaibel Bonis being treated for a throat infive camt~. V.iAil'LOr6 were re- netl· ~ ~-- Gl'adyi!S Vr.uma:n; Org. . fiction and c.omp1ica¥bns. Mt'tll r ohapl.em in Beau • d D tih} Mllltr Roush~~ the dau~tl}ter of Mr. aBel pna!ll(!fl.~ o ' Oh - LHiia'lll Steff£; A a, oo,o ~ · : Mrs. NOl'lman !OOC8 9J)Cnl!l Wed- Mrs. Arthur Roush, Leadilll Creek. monlt, T~as.; Parlt.cr!Hbwng, c- 'ri'li; ltuLh, Vi.rgi•ruial Ncl~ '~'?g: nc,,d,ay i'n. L,llOiaatSit'Ct' with ·Mir. Mld Mrs. N. C. Flecbtner, Columbus, .\r -..tbe u:-m _.:,. .c.,...._,._..,__. It's easyl Use ·'farm folks ovoiyWHeroliearflly · :.r.·.. ;· 1lOST • Ch t I .al Session Of Evange me ap er Specl • Thursday .QES Attracts Sevn t y- Ftve, ·•~dorsetho:mqny ~tfl•~ a:l<~ . checking dccount. We invite you to open yo~r acco~nt he.re. 40-lBS. ••••• POMEROY SOCJETY 1 I ~hoi'M <and PomE'II·oy. The miracle ingredi~.nt tba.t SPRED SATIN 10 durable yov don' t need to paint ag&in until you want to ,bana:o c:olora. make1 Mrs. J. '1'. McOmin. lmmOOiaOO}y IOI'fller NW! m.ee~Jmg v.elltrt B('('lh'tlel; lill'ccl'<~: l&u11'1C ·~'ln . W.MHt8lln Fook QC Gl-ouster ~LIIJI.y oommitt'ee ~d 'I1tlolnpsn.u; Warder, W.1\ma Par· a-n d M-rs. FJiswontlh Ohe~lham IIJ"f · tJile Temple 'INn 1 c 11 Ollurch refll'.c&hfl)flhlls . m ' m~tlcc; Sonllioo . · · ' · <'l·.·vd,a-n:rl: vis -L-ed Mns. 1\.le in; .['()l()rn Wbaoh. WMI deoomtoC t Inus l·(•y, Syraou·se, Th.UJThday, w4t'h yelil.ow candles and daUod~lis. }lr~. Wiii•Uam Gulnitlhrn" rot·urnnted .IJhe d lt.'llrs. 'Guy Rey~ 8111id M:l\'Jl·f· c··· . Attended Mt~ IBIC dl rl d • By MI epo Mell Recently Ut.l@bcs rproeeldcd IUt •the oo -t.>e -&n\r .tCill 8f!I'!Wioos. I ..... ~• .. ~ tsr · tiL. o.J.o""'~ •JWrs. H..,....., •ue n·c w"' 'J cd ,t:rM!ftl·rm' 10r Dis.t•rlif:t 24._ 0~. ,!\\iss Nenle 111nd M!J9; Ha·\•l·lle Zc::.klre were ,jn cllli'11g'('l of 1;he d~t- STANDARD COLOU "'.~ Esther, Norta .R1oe; Mla'nlltw. . i·ng und ltlhc , buspitla~Hy cmmmt· 'l'hn \956 Gund•l'ach NaltJional l.ct! memb~S~S arc ~, · M'!lillon Clime fol' icc 01'1tlam J~loo•t M"_nHood, Mirs. Eber Lew1s, Mrl!>. Oma -ag.enlCII't'.t whiL"h OOJll'.',(llliCIIJ p.run~m · ELBERFELDS ;;;;;;;;;;~;;N;cl~""~'~''od~~A~Irs~.~J·a~m~os~S~I~m~""~""~· repi'C'Senlta<lmn en:t plrum 1, - vi.sited her aunta, Mra. Alief! Smith , and Miss FraDCes Smith, Monday, when she was an all-clay IUJflfJI or her mother, Mrs. Hattie Smith, and grandmother, Mrs. MjirY F~b- .. Anne an IC .:\111'S. 'IlllolnM Ollil!'lt ·b:>~ oonva11f15;cr iV' a Rer llnod.IC'I'IgOffig IS\JI]g<.mf at llnr~>.•r Hospd.a-1. ·~I i ~"S K<11t.c Ebensba('h 'it·n'tl M·Uis c~rn e \'c-;•ger wore W.ndmOCMI<ey d·inn<.~ 1 ·,guest~ of ·Mrs.. Wi'Wam l'rh i lll!p~. . . J osc!lh lJndsey Oo!um~ws. or l~qil'l!K rvi..<;. J.~trxlF.!)tm.;ba('Jh ·roovr~~l•)y wi«ih 'IIITld M.'ro. .amt ,M'l'. Mn. 11r. :and Wi'l-lll'rct EIJC!\S'bar:ih . c~-.rl and thl"ee ehlldren, Karen Mary d M' h ae I , Nitro , Yllll spend the weekend w'ith his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Mulford and scm have moved to the home oi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ;Nor· man Plantz, Storys Run. frDIJl ~be $ 'Stl w• I Jlysc•l d •pi• M· RUSH IN. NOW AND GET YOURS ATLOWESTWINTER PRICES! . 1956 CHEVROLET .. Sav' $ $$ ~~ Da~y all 7:30 p . m. A 6:30 ... • • 1937 DODGE-4-DOOR, NEW TIRES, GOOD ENGINE 1938 DODGE- 4-DOOR, NEW•TIRES, ~GOD ENGINE . . . . . . . , ~85.00 $85.00 . •· .. . $135.00 . . . . . . . $125.00 1942 PL. YMOUTH-4-DOOR, GOOD TIRES ·· · · · · · · 1946 DODGE-COUPE, LOOKS ROUGH, RUNS GOOD 1946 CHEVROLET-2-DOOR, CLEAN . . . ... 1946 FORD-4-DOOR, FAIR 1949 FORD-2-DOOR • • . 1947 FORD-2-DOOR, NEW TIRES, MOTOR GOOD $145.00 ••• . . . . . .. $145.00 .. $145.00 . . . . . .. . . . . . . ' .. . . . . .. . . . . . $135.00 ' I 949 CHEVROlET - 2 DOOR, KADIO, RUNS GOOD I ' ' 1949 DODGE-4-DOOR, NEW TIRES, GOOD ENGINE, ClEAN \ 'I· eome Ill and Transportation SPECIALS $195.00 . . . . . $175.00 1946PLYMOUTH-CONVERTIBLECOUPE .... ' .. $1,00 " . - . ojj__,4 ..; ~D.,.,. flow *IY.. OM IOC'II . •111* .Sri'lift ,.,_ • 'II< • • • unable to return home untU Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwi&ht Wallate a.nd IOIUI, Bruce and AJan, are weekend guesta of her parenta tn McConnelsville. MIM Mabel Jll'sell ls In Meip H_01pital for observation and tn!iatmllnt. . .. Mr. and Ml"'. Robut Duekworlb, Bradbury, have boutht the. CUf· ford Steele property on Gravel!DII Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fowler. lu.ve w11 . • , 1 bluo finish. ... ' $2,195.00 Century R.M ... c,._ DYMnow-411rlw. ·ow:.-nflil .__.. ShlrP C.. :. : ~, .. l ,· ,:_,.,. . , . $1195.00 "'$3 BUICK ~ lo ' 1954 BUICK 1 .,. - · · s,..rldlnt orlolhollolad< fintth. lxiTO ..... for mocjol. . 1952 CADILLAC • • • • ' • S~la12 llr. SedaJI· One .._.ulloea.l OWMr• lelu ~Ifill on,IMI flnleh. •tu•""'' 1955 BUICK . . . . . $2,795.00 au,., ltlvieN c,.. DJ"'flow llri'H. h~ .Su,.,. Rlitot'o CliO, IIV'IIflw ..,..,114 . - two -.1... v... on nowu.....1••1 'f.1 lOw .. Juat ....... In IIIIo It• 0111 1952' BUICK . • toni " " " fk't•lh· - ·O ··'p.:RATIO ... .85.·180 SPECIALS " OPERATJDI!US· . ". ." . . ~.~·:!: m=-~i!ltUpe~;~,~~- ·PYa-. •.. •• .0.. . 'tf49 L'INCOIDU dr. Sedaa ....... UBS.OO ll ~rt;~ln the~!~h~~:y E. M. Wood. apa~ c<· " , , 1 :;iii1ioi!.i Avenue wblit b~ waa 1812 BUICK RM.. t:.iav. coe•.. , ;. . tll'if-"'!l..J 1114U:""J),4,olr•.. , , .. ' . ' .... " .,foa .!10 ~~ . at Kypr .Crqek. . f'<.·. , . , . , . . · .•~·,-~ «• ' · ~· • ~· ~ John K. sn>itb h• roturlle~ · "'"" , ..,v· ""''"'· u • .-..'l'o . . !: , Js'/7:.0.· i •a ~,.::.,_), ·T,., .•• , -\ , .;, ,_~ ; :t 1 ,!~ .. from Pomeroy ·wbere obe l""~ ·"~~ · ,"<~ - ~· . "· 11 : ,_,..· ., U111¥a0LE n ,..-...,ua .. ' ' ' 1, ') ' ' , • •. 1 , =-~ir~-;.~i:r~ :1tti "wri.LYS· Au'i~eetoil w••:'~jfr,.. . ~~,~~i ~a r.i~'~,~~ft.~rsto ~~~~;~::.;'m Bland wijh pleuriay. 1913 WILLVS Aero Eagle Hard Top $777.00 Extra Good 8:~Wir lliet ·. "r"'r .Ji , and son, Cbar· . , . :-~ 1\{rl. lea, Akron, will arrive today for a weekend vloit with heJ" moth· 00 t!lfn to Akron with them for a vlRit. cb,rlto Bland hu Juat r,. celved hts ·. honor'able dtscbarae 00 II~ BUICK Spoeltl %dr 51 CHEV.% ton LWif'Z 110. Die .•. fi.,S.OO ~early aew eligibe'.' •lllf '~ ~ i\ • '· . · ·.· ''. : • un. eo · MelimW IJ'alte; Gi~~en ' ltiO PONTIAC 4 .dr, . Blrd•dtiy Dmner w .." · "sutCt sutier .-Cif: ·~. 1 . ,, , ' CUSYMLEJ.~e~.Y~ker : .. . • -. ';·tan::: , LWBZ sp..... 1$&0 t'ORD , , • ' ' ·Y·E , ..... . . - MA'N . •, .~·· ,i . ·,·· ' ' -r .. UB.$.~'"' '11oll flrljup ..... ··· ·~~ ' .' , ·,.··. .' I '. .." / ," ·. · ' Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer Middleport, Ohio ~ ' . , . 1.....·' "· ' .• (,"• •...,• . ', ' ' ;l;j!l.: .')·,;.··-~···: .. ~ , .· • 1'1l ,t,;: . ..• X:t~. R. H· RAWLIN . GS SONS _CO. u, 1151 ·~IIGI!l, '>i lO,il ~ .; ~:·. ; ....,;·1~~ ..,., · · · , . · . _. ,.. "' · ·~ew ~~~:Nke- · , .. ~ '• ... · · .. · · · · · · ..77• · ~~m,,:t:; !!;! ~:..~~~ter ·-~~ ~ ~ISO .F,O RDI dr•. · · .... · .. · .. · ··~ · , ·. · ·, !.1 ' 1151. BUICK Spoelal4 dr. Sedan • .•777. . cr. Mrs;::_orva Gc,:!Jderoa:;:.:~ ... H rd T ,.,.... t777 00 1 r • c h II de r wll 1 re· 1811 FORD Vlelorw I op ~r· ' · . Cilll"'(lp!l'''' ', ...... ·rl~ ALL WITH HEATERS, SQME WITH RADIO. SEE THESE CARS FOR A REAL BUY. . 1 11 • •. , • din- ~~~~b~~e~~~~:r ~ 0:,~~ Rub~ M~· 1953 PONTIAC··.· /:': .': $977.00 and grandson, Mrs. Aebley Dav'd :~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~=O=i'I'O:I:•:"""':::i"""=·=====:.:~:-2r~~~~-:w~i·l~l:.!'~'.":~~·d:•:::U!•:'""""::::·IJ>g~·:·llll ~'~= forie, andMr.the their weekend but sbe be- • l9.54. BUt~K ' · ... ' . $1,895.00 ~fipl· ~·-. I :~~ ~:~nm~~~;~;!~~n~~~ :r'·~m 1Jit' ~~-n 11-1,._ v• ,;..·· IloilO. ON .-lvol! lliol • '""' •••· St.-.·)!11 . : l.,. th'• c&ly il ..,... ' 1953 BUICK .. / ,., .'$1,57l.OQ 1 ,, WWI, w. .;.Ill IMftY uMC1 Uri but also llltcfe4~1n Mm• dlndl•• Dn n.w Buicks and W. •I•• ~ In ndid ..WCtlonl of better bliP and we'll Itt , ...... 110 on the den wa sold. Thi• leavet us witt- • o I ~ · itll • 1o.ne Rut bnd Co!Uibbus visiting fofl". and Mrs. •t -"V' r•Mrtal• price nati. Ohi,u, ·had -a.lhJndl.kr~c of D. s·p(' nl 1lhu:i\!tday wt~lt beT ,parents. Robert Hayth, the formel" Donna w. ltot!tv~cb ·;md /\ . F. W\'1·.-;.m\ l'e,. J E' ..- \.. ....11 Ruth Russell, RN, in their MW o t \!•1·. lllll'l 1 11·.r:; . . . . Ul!lllSI!.kKul. i •pJ'II.•sca~llurg ~he Hh!!h Va l'Y (' l\ l\l·Js. WiiHilam OJta•rk \Wl.Q 18 hu-,; - home. Thurs ay even n11 rs. G'ma•m Co .. .of .M·iddtc•po•l11. Ohm. nt'iis visiltor in P.ookl.'I'Ejbung W10d· Perry Mitch and Mr. and MrR. for ' 11[H'I nt··.sdii'Y. Gerald ltupe, Bradbury, Visited In A'lv .•, 0,l" e r""'L<~t•ra~~on ~ 0 \ini-c sponscwcd hy G. I' . Gun( · Gallipolis with their daughter. !aoh .a-rrd {)ompany j,llJt'('rtJa•liiOO' ~ 'I'IY Mn~ . l>J~s wot'tl·h Ohcatlham ·1i Mn~. H. A. Brown (Dorothy Philnoted eonw\l~ill~\l~ 1o- 'td1 c Mrlk, Ol>evl'l·a nd W ltiS' ~.he ~uo..9l or Mr. aon). Ro('hester, Minn., Wll a gue11f ( Jce Or'eam ·aTJd Dairy l'_wduds a1HI 1:\·I!J'S. Cant· M.ootre, Wedni!llldaY. of Miss Lois Cecil Thursday. ' todu!'.llcy, todicatcd ~.,t~..:ltV•\'!tl~· , Mifll Jeanne Clark and her fattl· .reprl.'t:lcntatilon uf !tiRe kc Cl'<.' am MASONIC INSPECTION -er, CJarence Clark, were 1n Galfl- ltM VI RIY~r'll C,e. P;;w...!~*'-.' Like poNs to attend the .funeral of bl11 teM lndu!ttry J ~. ,' · 1 . •lue fhtllh. · G. ~·. ·Gu.:ndl-auh, PrCISi:dcnt nf 'Jlbc .a.nnua'L inspeoHon of Bos- nephew, Walter Tipton, TUeiday. angranizaLi.nn wi'!Jh wor:tltl Cmtnlcill 46 RSM: wi·U: b~ Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Aahle~, 11!he Gu1n'dlaoh c•i·d wt.' drresda.y at t."le ftbw;onit' Iter vl·'t •YI·PS. ....1 SALE ENDS TOMORROW AT MIDNIGHT Parmalec property 01\ Uneoln Julie Mitch, RN, and Ann RlJpe, RN. will spend the weekend In ot IIIIAA'f·. I lfi/IV' • OPERATION 85- 180 ·hum l' 'J1blrnsday '81fobel- tlhu•oo wee!k5 cr. u,l ~Jhe Hul'zer Hos•..i.t'al . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard t.lattOJ: tlhr-ougbout oftl\~e ~'IW[!etJ St·~I('S wn d ( . amu Ia Fcl> · 21 ' 22 , ~.-~nrl 23 at ,tJ[ w Holcl S hl,IO!l ol. lllliCifl· . • ' Edllorlal Phone 11'1 ~ .~ ..... ll<!<!>', .. · . 'IUle aP~ iltSSOD was JJI't!sentJed: 1by. l ) b Bef1J SaM:lom wlhto Miewed 100 IO(lii!Ding cllaptJers o! a new study book ''Hope &i8e3 !'rom 1bo I.ed". Mrs. Gd.el>r> J.-. Tilt, . . . . tmd! ol tbe l'.ep<rt& pven by • farmer - . bid been ;;lUi entine weather . ) • :. , ·-.,r.. ' .. ' ..l '. .............. venue - �• -. ~ -- ... ~~~~T~wo=..-~~·=-,:-~-~-~~=:.:-:__::==:;----~-___!fh~e~Do~l~ly:Se.~n~t~lnel, Po~laclleport, Ohl.:s .:. PILOT LIGHT! , Dl1tqi~D TO Saturdo'/ February 26, 1956 ' I ' =' LAUREL CLIFF I \. The Flrrt B~ptl1t Church, ll'om· L IIYNOLD L .111.111 ' IDITOl •t < •' MY! ' fl ay lee, 'I I o~ 'IO v , . , I. K001s", YP' 5 30. ,p,~iJodl~! i\lt>on 5·30; Mor»cby 730 JOF' doss wUI moe! 7 sn M Russ~ III I' C~r'i~han ~- ~ ~ ~hlp liN~ ft.et~l' it•~OD You<h F.ellow<hio: 6 30, Juuibr .Ill Youth e~emn.~ ly CHARLIS M. 'M,cCANN iv 1CHAil!.is M. McCXKIN UniNd Pren Staff CIH'rHPtlndent Greece seem to face n period of dabge~ous politica,l lnshab11ity Pro-we.slern Premier Con~tnn · tim~ Karamanlls en me out 'of Sun day's election W'ith a alltn m:.j011 ty m the 300·scal si ngle·ehamhe-r Parltunent But the sevrn opposthon purhe~ w'b1ch ' g•nged up on him won :1 plUrality i n Lhc popular vote. HYS£LLIUN IY. l!fll$. C~IJI,¥-t!! ~I,IUIL~ Mr,. ~ P,1r,1.w~ ~t f~iy •mdvl\!1 """'~ ~ a1)d tLn. me~,. W.li.~ ~~on 11 · "' ... , ...'. \'!"" .I "· -~~..... J;a,v willjt L'O ('oktinUu~ $ wu M'l'S, M:mY ~>~., Who p~:~>(l~t!lflll IIIL r.f$j~pr~ Ht~fpi~L IIQs.ll!'fmf t 11 Sl~ijllo, Va, 41(1 oon· valtt:~l'a .a1 ,•r tlhe w. H looks , in all, us lr G!·cec.'E> will ilt'I'ITH• or her mollh- be a headache fo1· the Umted Slu tfs and ila allies com• ·.~ ':?! !l-~. lor montho to ~~:;;:==:.:.;===:.,\ a memb~~tl' of lhe North - -~----- ~:~~~E Treaty Oraonitat1on. Ka 15 Sal • ;._.~.,..·..;;..-~..-~::;:~---~-~-·JJl Su~r: ntl 15 95 810xl5 . . . . Safe Tnl• li! 95 801lrll •.. l ~. !J;r>i. 0. The campaign wa11 a bill er one The opposllwn couiH10n partie~ are biller over Karamanlis' vtr· tory They accuse him of rrnucl a and demand a new elechon e flit.A .-451 ' r ,• -I'J.UBTAX AND "OUR Ol.n TIRE 81\W ~ ~ su~oc.A r,. v, ~·. !.,.,. ,.,. .,... \1 · TAriON :&4~ ~ ~~y. () ts all r01 that allianef' fucefl a darricult sUua tlon tloth In inte1 nal and fnrf'lill arrair!l: ch~~'::~;'u!' ~~~~~~e The rorMen field is Uw Greek demand that Great Britain surrender lt3 colony of Cyprus Beeaw1e of that, Greek relations with both Britain and TUrkey are bad. Brltaln refuses to give up the island, w~lch is becomlnfil the blg:JtSt military bose In the Middle East Twenty pf' r rent or lhf' p~ople Il ~ol~i~c::r';P:rlu Turkhh to orig'ln I!J ore qultftor w1lhng see kt'('p I he INland But U not want Gr.e<"e to r•t ,, 1\:•~;f,~a~:.~~. lsthehnrl ti1 or.. k eron. nnrl g~ttlng 10. lntende"12. Cliolce aroup 13. - the Ktd U Cozy room 15 Barium • (oym l 17. Mlx IS Evergr~~n herb 21 C!rr.e name :.!2. ije~r~w lo 24. ~ter (abbr J .. Ml, 14udy; rt hoops 8 Stlmu\a[fl!l 31 Thus 3Z Flr"'8 a 9 Rlvl:'r 1 Latvia) 19 Ji'oot)t-sr 20 dr <' t>l' tener y;, • The Doll's House" ~ll' r. ~ ft,JH~t ~ ~el' M' ' -~ 3Z Chinese river 33. steamsl1l9 (1\bbr.) 3t CUckoD 35 surpaa.s :JB Labelt ~ 40 Thu.s 41 Decay ·U Haltu\f pla r~ I"' ' IN t'/, 1%% I~ I" ..., ~ I" ~ I'" ~ ~ DlP=i ~ 1.11•~' /. o.w.Y carJ'T(lQt101lE - (l(rll'l1(' n Gl'lk ,orv td duh.b,!'n liPf'Jlll Sur~<l<~<Y with lh A' pi~nNl!\1-;~, t\1<1• and Jl.1trs Lmroln R Uf""'l"ll Mr 1n<tl Moi"J n :ul.f'IV' Wood!':·, ~lk>Mvbll.of> wer-e StmdaiY ~k-"91 1"' ' ' w SIJN9/.IY. .. .Mn· ~, .. were mi'IMl't tfll e.< ~~ t.fl M~Ll Mrs J (' Wyu.~"~------------- POMEROY SOCIETY 101 ' ~XYDLBAAXR • ply 1tan4t for aftott,u. In this example A It uult two O'a, ttc. Single lf'tten, apos~ tl IIDd torm&ttQn of the wor<11 are aU hint• '1. X tor \he ode tttft ue 4hrercnt. npPn In th t• 'Ptlbli.c Mo()nday 111nd Wedn'e!>dU}' f~mm 2 to 4 P 1M!. Unltsd MethoJid Church, J . li:ltPI'ItlK La~lte Kunze, ftlK, .. OALAFJ BPMRIK SIV t.'I• ' J! t K.., t F q D S I S !. t 1M.tltl THE SPEAKING IN PERPE1'· nttltct ~~\If Check Stvbs .. , :30 or n s~rvi.cc,j ttend Retarlll"ig ••100m W1!1h Si de en· -tl'.llfl , f' ln t>:~otr d a1t '••oor of chur-00, . U•• ~ (\rfpiO.,.,. Quo.. I) ' JNSJAl AB roonis TbU~ ~~ ' -y SUNDAY WNTN ' l1 ·59 S!Gl\1 011 12;00 Faitl11'1or TV.13 .· 12•30 Orel lliobool• 1 oo 2:00 2 oo 3.00 4 15 Featwoe ' star's Parade Film , Feo,t)'r• F.llm u~ (m~·~t~~. MOHDAY 12.29 $~ 0. 7.ilil KU.lli; Fra~ 1t Ollio ?-Ill CAliS) 10hn Dilly 7•30' (ABCI 'l'oj;P.,. \2.30 Cbal>ll• MoDI'OO 8:00 (.Gel TV· Aeader'o DJgeat1 Oil ~- It FaQcy-M. SlaLer 8·90 (ABC) Voice C)f Firestorie2,3\) f-..Jnlne Touch 9:00 Dc>\l'il .,. Road 3:00 (.A C~ Alt~Aoon FiliP Fes- -tl:30 CA.BC1 M'edleat Horizons tiyaJ,-"The ~Lady 'laJ~~iabes" 10:00 (Uumont) Mon. Nite Fitet 5,00 (ABC) M:i.ck.e.y Mouse 11 00 New e·oo Kit Cart~~ 11 00 Weather with Sally AQ.n 11·31) lli•J\'1 Wlt.h M Jen~ tl.lq Spona'''iritli Ted Wolle 8.3!$ We!lh'!' Solly Ann tlt& C'~int \ 8 ~ pane~ad with Hen Blehie -~-------1 - - -TiiesbAY 7:11 112 ?.9 SOtin 0. 7•80 112 30 Cborlio •lolon:w ~,sq 1:00 Filln & Fl~cy ihOO with I 2·30 The Yenilnlhe Tou;h · 3'00 Aft~_riii)Q~ Fifm F'estival S 00 Mlcl&y Mouse 8 lib R.;,lfY Jolf>; ',so ,:1 7 00 N'~.· oil•• M.ore J¥qt.,u ~t:.1d LucU~ Bearlia Hawkins. Pomorov Socle!V B Bee S • usy ewing I Church 01 Christ ! pre~M;"nted them witb bJrt~~ eai& and llahled ('andlf!l il'l t&Dify ,Jij[tK. ~ G Ob , roup serve Loyal Women's t>r"ThPJir C~esls ot ' Birthday Thurs. Cl ss Has Meeting Mrs Jl'r~ J Gantner, Ed warlt a Bradrord, Mrso . 'flh4' tllrtbr;hty of Mlr>!t Carr.... LaWr the other1 \ll:n.h 9 lt VIaS ~d dl~l IIW> .Athertt Mw-tne ~I)VrHII 'NOI.lld be *'flkt Apl'lil 8 for lM.~ ~ '&fWt 011 t.tond:ty, April 9 [~JI' (!(belli• Who ('{Jtlld lt'l4-ffid 11lf• K~d ~~ w~~ ~~- . ~ lloll~ ~' w~ ~(>1(1~I '" ~- ~'t'JA~~ , 1'1., Whitf', Mm Gihl)'Ot'le, Poh EVEII"f"''J BaohlWJ', ~~fe:p~heP~~~e6!~~d Cl\urth ~v. A M, Ttlursday .ev-ening VKil"!l:ilJ> 7 1 30bP 6M Tbu~sday Youtlh. l>'clows 1p 30 P 1 .n Pw~t.or Ohureb & •hool 9 15, ~h M Srruth. Supt. WQfi,ihip Sl-rvwP 10 30 "Roltling Away t!he F'lasc", Youth Fellllctw- ' L'.' b1p 5 30, TuMay 6.30 Come Doubl-e olra~ WilL moot r'Ot fl(liiiJiuC'k. Tuesday 7 30 WCTU, Wedn~esday 7 30 ,!\11itd Week Lcn\f 1 ~ke F'1lm· "DJ.-.:cl pi.'C9hlp". 'I '1 J ~'ay 7 ChoL'r Re h<eaT9al IMthodist Church, Let<:: rt F•tls Oharge, E!ffim'll'be1q~ F Sopher, P..mor Sunday 9 30 Worshtp, Alpple Grov.e; 10 30 A. JM Wor· ship, ~l'llln.ts, 7 30 P Pit Ewrrl(ei~.Jo i\JJ(', U!\!aJ•-ot Fa<11s; 'Jlhuomday 7 SO P M E1'ongeM<>Ic Eoirt Le1oart p,.. ..,.. meetmjjS>-Su~ 7 30 P. M. Appl1e Grove 7 30 P M' Eat<Jt Letart, Wed!nf'Sd.n'V 7 ·30 P. M Letant: .FraJils. M.YF me-('j(.ine MondQ:y 7·30 P 'MI. Apple G.iow: Thursday 7 30 P :MI ~L ~ G1'l'l's ChOr<us ~·ehe-a rsal. M6nd[ey 6 30 P 1M Le!ort li'!.n]l]s 'J)all'l>ooage. AlfrH Methodist Church, Rev. R 'M Grove, P-1stor Sunday SC!hool 9 30 J...ll()y.d Odl1r11!r.er Supt. Wonsihit) sarv1('.e at 10 45 w~lih t•tl<! Rev Grove bl'ill!glfl\1 \lhe m e93age sufllda.ty evenmg illlt ? 30 megula.r mee'I~.~Jtr 'l)f the MYF W-ednmday evendng ot 7 30 ~regU lar mtd ~ pt'iliJ~,ar services Grate Eplseopel Church, J. Ed· w~n Oha!lll·e<>, Pa9lo.r W-odln'l."!'ida" oevcmilnp :tfhnot~cru.t Leollll 'i.1 7 '30 .hoe IW'IiOr Will gn·e a 8e-rli>EI5 or addM.~l'ls on. Ohureb H is~oo"':. Trinity Luther•n Church, Rev, H. H, F~f!loosoher of ~ensJburj.l", will ~t ]SerViioeiJ .t t P M at bhe churdh on: Bllitdle:rnwt Ave. The pubkic IllS oordially Wl\"iliOO sunday evening worshlp 7 30 p m (Great Bend) Weekly Praver services Wednesday 7:80 p . frl.' CHURCH OJI C..._,I5-,Tt- HlfMII Chapel, lt.t!v. Edisoh Weiver, B 1 bj~ SeboollO a. m. SIJ.)lt Heitry' Ebllft: M'orldbg Aervice fl·30 A H: Evangelistic service 7.30 p M Grace EpiKotNI Ctwrcfl, l:11t Main Streit, "Ppfn~. Rtv. J . Edwin Charles, Rt¥1'\i, M'JiS. Cedrlc 'W. C1lrt; o~·e st. ~rship and sennon at to; :A: Mt, Holy Communt<~n.f\r!t Spl}~:! in ~Ohth Churth School. ~,inner~ and Primary, at"ll):lO k. k .'rdr Jnlorm•tlon eoitabtn.inK- our w.ork, pleue t~lft'-llipqe 302.J. The-' Fyst ••~ttl.f tKurch, Polft. er.,y, 1\ev. llaiPit rinaer, ' Putor Chlll'<b SCbooU·\IO.A, M:, Motilinl WotSblp •10:3_Q A.~., The SaltaiJon Army, Mld'cll• port, Caphdn GlenDa Rummell . Sllnday Se~pol 2·30; HolinM~ ~vemn~ m!o+ti*e .. Paul · filme .i• Jllrs. ll"cEitoy. ni'p' ] • ~ :· At ~ on. •·c~ildren 1 M"llih rqe!J!fii: · 't'W "~a~~ad. e • Uv tnent.a1ly, bannei -i~ !,.l&it!d fo th'e ~li\left h 11 r uaUy\' tak~n from ' If•~~ Chrltt, J.lfl: wtfl!ut.,.i'ln JW'v Jllihop Who !!4o <'losffl. tbe me(>ting wiib TWILIGHT CHRISTI~NS Br Rev. Waldo J. B•rtelt Fedenttd Chureh ho~~keoo!es 57;!!h'(l::rJ::i~ e.aclh ~ To ew,toy celve-Ui8 Avenue and brought dish dinner Mrs eeiv~ ·eard5, gifts anrJ Mr~1ttnee Th b t d Ome fer tl& lay wi._ •. BN•rer,... For A S•t , A Cut Or A ..,r: l admor~. Lookln~ Smart nhiA ;' ----:u:g:t•=u=on=d=M="="~··m:•:<:P:u~m=e=n===~P=o~m=er~o:y:,::~I:OS~"'=Co::•~n::: -------. S&.::=~~::"":;"T"'::==:;:~ ! ~ ~ 1 Mrj:l Ada ~t~ MJ(Idleport: Mrs ------.Washmgton's birthday were Sf'rV{'d by the holttM to Mrs Charles Hoff· II man, Mrs Wliite·, Mrs Cah1n son, Mrs ~pries Spf'R<'t•r, Mrs of 7. ( THE POMEROY CEMfNI' BlOCk COIJAMl Let Our Experts H!:'1pPlan Your E rs <'harl{'~ Hoff. o FI\EE PLANS AND $TIMA/I'IlS ~~;E:;;;;;;;;:::;;;;::=::;- • JOR COMPLETE OR M~r,:RI,U.S ·~Nf:,V o NO llOWN PAYMENT ~ • SMALL MONTHlY PA\')\IENT HEW MODERN KITCHEN Why Not Begin In The- K ttchen? We 'll eustom detign It just for YO\!-With ne-w cabinets, Formic• Counter tops •nd floor til•. AS LOW AS $9.51 FER MONTH RECREATION RpoMTr•nsform that u:nusecl ~ ill the ~~~ nMnt into "" all ptJrpoM +, fOr~ rovr tHn...-n, AS LOW AS $S.Sf quWH!d ~ll!i the 1 WOitd. 100elront \'licliJey Glll!d &teat IUs Sym~l is oot •a RemiT!f! Y:iclorilou.s sword but .a ahameilli c.'('(J5Q U ~ foUW' Kj1rQ 4:1Jil.uM. "be"t)-.rst~ 'W'e PE~ ...,.. MONTH GARAGE Do-, rour c•r nud u home? We- have • veri•y of c!Hi9fl$ to choose from Why not t:~ In •ltd look th..-n ner. ~ Jllm,, n,Ol ~ aw· ~ ~00. ~'. ~· '·t. ' tlbt ~M- 'goaa!'!a.ftij ii'ie' lila:« AS LOW AS $11.11 PER MONTH ilf¥'g . ·. • Wtl\1 1 ' 'I~t ~ ,is OhpistliliJI:; ''Lord I ,1 . ~but ... ' 1 He iS • uAdet ~ • btllt there llll"t! ex¢l!lptlklng. · : ' 'lbe ~)..., YEAR TO FIX! tO AS LOW AS $UO PER _.,H ,- FULL MEASifRE: OF H~L:nt FOR YOJII ,fAMf~Y ill: ~ , ~1 it"Self...'li!lte bau ·!Cil'v~­ k- ltte tMD of Lilfle 100 Ufe, a eail lflbal :Lakes ~ over evet'IY~eeting 3·30 Op~ Air' S,rvice 7 ~~b!i11'113' elee.. 1~ li$ "~~ II!, is im· P M Salvathm nl~tlnl' 7~0, ~dll'Ve. ~ et11 De ChrltU.ih Church It>\lllftch;vllle 'V'QitiiQns, no ~ "lhlf' ':1 , Every Sunday 10 A. M. Sunday WM. Jl:itber yoU (O:Ibtr Sehool and Communion firs t Sun. or yoo ldQn.'t. Oundltil~ ~ day in month 11 A M. Churqb t~~ GPe ~In ~ .W'ilitit. communion and preaching; thlr4 'Iih~ GNitiJiole '\dh 11 dtVided s'unday In mon~b 7:30 P. M. wilrit, Wf1ff td'rPe:ea ~ ~ church preachlne-Rev. Harold C. Ohri:_<.t Wet •love .fOri h Woitd. Darter, PastOr. For~ ~ Clhliillim tit1.ill mt Chrlttlln Church 11 Lon1 Bot- a 1)1'1t\'~· iiDd' joy bat 8 fxmktJ,tom, evet)" Sunday f :30 A. M. some ~dut;-. 1'1Jord [ will! flliWw Sunday Scbool and. "omrnunlon: '11be'e,~ · firwllb T !h9iv'P s-w~ en· fu·st Sundlly in mtinth '7:30 P \1. P'~ Q'eftl 10 k.,.," The- Ci'JI'llst11all'1 Church prea!'hme; third Sunda~· tlto b e f.oiTOWPd oolv bv tn..m onth 10 30 A M Chul'ch com t·~"' n( -a~ IUD.rl jvj~~, SpiiJ'Ii$ muhJOn and preaching. - Ref "'P\ls ()nre ~ f 00." Harold C. DoBter, Ptstor. Too 'llmfl!. or ills ~ ~liVIng 11)1 The Ch11rcft of (hPI&t, keno. ~he 1w.liBMt:, ' >~md illh'at' ~s ~·bevery Sunday 9·30 A. M Sunday llf'l<'~, w~~:~t<f'ld J~. ~Is said· "BeSchool 11nd communion, second caltlM tt.ru ooe rneitlher hot DIM' Sundoy in month 10::10 A. M oo1d. biJtJ only lukewarm, I M)l Church communion and preacblnl &pew thee oot 10( 1m)' motltlb." You Finish your a'ttk. S.l¥'e tt.at ~~ ~· by turning th.t attic Inti A ...,..~ bedroom. ' • ' MAKE '56 YOUR ex~ is ' DIX d0! 1~' Ills· Clllri<t""' 111\IIQlill'. ot. ,.qq.o O!IJ!It..llll\!' \fell SHIRLE~Y WIPPlE Mrt James Rn·w· 'P """ onad il'le~ Ohr.f9t. p '.IVati- ~~ DJQt;lve And (~roomed. h :lla41 dOwn •Jn: fear md trorn.bl'ing His mot4o liS: "lib pays (o be! 111 Chti9U13111!''" BJ'VI. We flrl'e ealllect 11io f~ <a~ ~•. a~- eX~~ . ) manent Wave To Keep Vou men~ ~~s~!!~':: m~%~rs ~~Jcthe l birthday c lub l.r.tt1e Coh~a~":ltf\L t.hzabdh Camp twll , Mrs ElmlhMh Dat'!.l, Mr~ Dum Jlarst, 1\hs F:d na Rt•ibf'l, Pomeroy, and Mr anti M 1 ~ Mr Namee. ...... g 1vc- ol lltl' your --- I DCinnld Collins, ~s Gt>orge Coffilc, vague oa'Jld Mn Elr.('G1t*fJ~, .fr Mr~ Well~. J1•ff'-- and M1 ~ Wfn:iFft Boyer an>d re-' Th~ m~ng wtll b{'" hfld t'.am\011. be January aDd February ' Dec. basemf.'nt 14 ot Reedsvllle church Stritlklapd, tnJ at the Lmeoln home oflle&Jbta. Mrs. Daytoll Dn cakt's 1 f rrom · ruh: her guests and r{'JatiVes Frte Mtthodltt Chorch, Harr~ Mr9 Da~id Goodwin, VIce pres!( rJe.r.. BatesJ, Pastor, I..a~l CUff. Sun- dfjP,t pr~SldJd in U.e absence 0~ Tho11e atte~ipeJbe dinl\<'r were· SERMONETTE en U l:~~;~~';~~~"~'w~~~·~·~t~h~~',~,~ :~d:~\.~;:'':~.~~~ when rtoed~~==~~§~~~~=d Su.'lan f'lullf'n and LUcinda P.fayer. rl" ehtJ1'1.:.4n~l Jhe C:reen CloH•r 4-U Club at thto Pllllf'n's homt;> HirtiUiay CelebrtJtlon • Thursday and worked on the1r sew· ing projert ol malung apron~ whit h H ld A M N H muRt be <'Ompleted before tht> next ~ ampe ome meeting at the home o! Colleen ConUpuing an annual obsenanee Wilson wilh Nancy Skmner as tht> of Mrs. Charles McNamee's birth· as.•dsting hostess ThE' members are day, Thursday a gr,oup or-~~·:~~: to bring material for pillow ca~Ol met at her home on S!Juth lo this mrehnJ!' ,. ·H ...I,F dr .fiiJ tbe pre!i.ldi~;pt, Mu . Don X,11nedy. The mlnu~es of the lhst tneeUne and treasurer rcPPtl. wa~ liVen b¥ Mrs. Edwa1·d Wdls It was df!C'tded to br~ng Clld hats Lo the next meeti.ng to be ~old as a money1maklne"'roject: Old dresser brouglit by the members were sold and will be worn at a later date. The door prize was awarded to Mrs Elm<tr White. Reu· '· esh ment 5 tn · ~>ft • """epmg WI!• 1I t ~:23-' was giv~o~ by D91VItes:"tl0 sun. YOt~:"d 69c:' J:Jeitf Mit . . .dJohn .''A Moore. foubders day wls h'' I• by n the' l;(mhjoepl"e ' ~~~~~i~r,d:_;;~ Beli~ ;:r~'~o~·•:•~d•:•:·~·~wt~•:·~~~~2 tl,\'~~"~{:;;:::;)~·~~.;~~~M~s p;~~~~~;~ ~·~~ ~ ¥-~is theEi~J,rJMtJw~ ~Qtil)'~lhi~H1af .-:! : t.o 'Mtt. The ea.-b ·aCOflfiilniik~~ ·tNtfit¥ ·, 41 eakt! ~the _program Tuesd 1 eov<mJu-.g brtefly-M tlb i<s ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN lrief ,(X"rfod a-1'1 (OJ1ms Dl'tl indeCHURCH, Pom.eroy, L. M: Mohr· f huff, pastor. 1he- pas tor IS plnnn· ~n~J~e and Wlgtlle, 'lllhat)o.wy ood mg lu eonduct mid-week Lenten umiOOI. .and l!lb.eil"l :bWl 'DDLurn- is serViCF! The fnst will be held on ob-:.ctlllt-<1. 'Jihwe are Wbritill,._,1) A!I.I 30 1'wJII~ht, who dWtl'lll cort...<t1.anto.J>y ·.m &ptr.ltu&l ,· 1 wed nes day, F8b · l~th ' at 1 ntillher deflDirtJel'Y in ffie o ciO<.'k T~.eme will be • BeholrT tiehi IRCll" yet In com.plt!-1-e lliMk~ Your King His Crown-Ills &•ep il~. 1ihett· d1Ce .J.s Ylli;Qlle, shadowY ter-Hls Robe-HIR Kmgdom- tnd&I.illtlt.e, ilmli tibei!:r true dlP.re fliB' ~tiats-!Jt~ ~omalit"P- 1:.~ obsouroe. ~ ~ ~line ~ Hui 0 th. The pubUc Is nvUed. or •·~ 'IW!U~t\t Olrisl:iai>S; TtiE RACINI MISSION. th•rltl \Mhooei ~tmstiCIJ we ~ · i b Bush, Parlor. Sunday School ~0 the fuiit-er '])8<1't of' ~il)e .ntJrwti1 Ohap:a. m. Sunday evening worship .. _ or, ..~ .• "-", 7·30 p. m . Weekly Prayer Services .._. ......_._ ~ Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Pcn·Uand serTheM is b ~ im· vices Prayer service MondA! l:t puilirve ~. 'IbiS 41)1)! ~ laiH 7 30 p. m. Regular church servlcet UpOn mOOd:~ tlpoo, f~. Friday 1:3il -p, m. Slla<ve to ,tJbe ~lat~; 1be meta l Thur~· &fhe '\W)(-n ~V(-d' ~ John Wyatt, P~stor. 1 e and..eifbt,b..,I!J'Hfll-taugh"t by t School 9 ao: chur('h ~ervlcts 0!' Bow~. with the Lor~'.s Su(lper be" )It': David SJatet PfOJI"Dl efMllr11erved every Suod-ay morniDJ Is the Bible teaches U!l In Acts 20·'7. Sew-~;l:$!1w '' jiJrg '~ r Youth mutlne at 8 P. M and ~.f' Rlf~ • .-,; evangeliR"tie servlce Suflday even. ja&.. , ing .at 7. J~mes Reed, Supt. C/&f~ . RHd•vllli Chi,.., Rev. F....l~d • .,. '· • Norrl!l, Pastor. Servtces at Joj.pa ..9:30 A M; Sund_ay at 10·20 l I 0; ~r.~. · ~ daY SchooJ at Long &ttom 9·20 A. M; Prpacbing service tO 411; SunA contribUtion wU made to the dfly Sch"Oo] at Ree.dsVIIt~ 9:20 'A. Helft 'f'Und wh~ ~ th~ '" SMr-Jt.it~ M Preaching 7·30 P . .M. WSCS 1t Se";.ing club met Wednesday ev~n- orrm~<l'l :so.aro meeting was hP.ld F1•1day even:mg nt .t ·h e fl:ome or Mirs. All'ne Bat~ey AnllqUity Sunday Sch.ool 9 31) CJt'(i~ of 1 lie Fedrn!&lt'd Ohocoh mPI ~.r at Hwt l.'lhureb fllit' a n all d-o~y hrrw _{( day School 9.3(); Clw meetill.l ~0:80; FM'Y service '1 00; Preac~A 11.1 1ng 8 00; Prayer Meeting WeanesS~.tllon· Sunday Sclhool 10 A. day 7 SO Hysell Run Sunday M, Mormng WO:rship 11 A. M. School 10; Pr~cbing ll:le. t>'.0 1~t Run: Mom)J'Ig WQ'Sh.ip 9 A M; suni(B.~"" Scboo} 9 50 A M ~ 011tl6.<Wr wa:oJ obstorved Bee 9Pwma: roun.ler.s·.·. o·;;y Is Ob~rved Tuesday Evtn•nn·B.rSa'l$,"urv:Parent Teachers ~. •< olulidren o: men h'li'aec rs polllfled RACINE AND GIIAT ~NO SWI(!G ~ by ~eur Cllld 11811' ~n.tn ·l'h~ I~; ~befi£'f o lll:.' God !Jm~·h Baptist Church, Rev, Wesley Jen· a ~111 oJqo t1e'J!~ mel9ClNnla ble~;~ed th r e fill' l'Ve<r P~ 45,2 klns, Pastor. Sermon TOpie "Div· '"Lord I wUt C-olaow 'l1ltee wi'tbet'· Sundoy &hoo\ tO A M W<'<llie<· me Rule". Su••a• Sch-1 9:30 1, 11Mu ~·" 1lho villloo> day evtn ".11' s rl'V' t('e a1L 8 11he m St,mday m~i~e WP.;.lJjp 1(1;411 ihf belloads ris- the ' ~ 'J)Ublle i ; <'<)l'dl>a'lly unvi tM. :to at- 11 . m· (Ra<.'ine) BYPU '7·9tt p, hP· ~. ' ~ ~ ~~ Here's how to work It • 11 LONOFIELLOW Rupp~l1, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. MIDDLEPORT, t he Rev. Hobert Styers, postor Bible School, 9 30, Lester TaJr lor, su pt, Morn1ng wor· ship, 10 RO, llermon top!!' "The Rewarding of our Fmth", 0 45, Young PeopiC''s meeting; '1 :30 Evening service, sermon topic "A Stone with Savtng Virtues", Thurs day, 7 30, Prayer Servtce Chrittian 5 ••nee Scw:'.t 144 1 c Y M:ulb-ea·l•y Ave. Poml'lroy Milmn'i'hg eervJee 11 ~ m. Wll•h Obt,isl: J esus l1be s-ubJect o111d the Gdldcn Texrt:· Thoo a11L fmll1er •lh1m tlhle ~n1" Ootli\I~OOI.ll!i ~ l~e Youth Fell owship, 'ti 30, Wedn('S· day, 6 30, .Junm1 L' horr , ? p m Sf'nior chmr '"'·' h 1..; t:>t'!<t.eq'. M .rd, ' "r or h st1c servu:e, 7 :m llT MOHLAII BAPTIST CII URU I, MIDDLEPORT. t he Rev N D Bor den pastor. Blble School, 9 Hi, Ar IE" fla Reese supt : Morning worsh,p, 10 30, 'BTU, 6 p. m \ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUR· CH MIDDLEPORT, the Rev. How Ruppel! pas tor. Chm·eh School, 9·30, James Buchanon, sup! , Morn lng worsh1p, 10 :m, sermon topt<' "F1admg Yourselr"· Westminster ~111'<1' n1l \1\r-: IJOirll'dl Dar¥1dSon •'lln'tl IM'ffi. Oharl t>-S McClo!Jinl' fl11l L<:Oin wer~ Su!Jdiav ~ti-es! '!> of h "'t m1)1hoo•· 0l)l'al GJ I €':'1 Mr .n lllfl M11:;1 E:u~en~ W~II ran~ I !11 1nli M.t·s IlO'wa~>d UilroiW ~ld ~d ,,:'(lll\9' .(.i.,,l,.,lfl on Mt ~nill M.o·~ s A W\~•'11 Sutw11w M-r 'll. nd ·M•Ps Vi;'1111l<M AI'Vis and 1.., I'' ~~I" cb•lr .. C.tc)l\f oleela l\0. Wlth,21' , I'Pht,tlvl"'l M1· omd ,.h '-" ~1" ~t!!'l'- ilnJ IIt~ow f!ni(fl d•aru~h!€'1 ,, ~ ,. We-.11~ and t'tbll· day a t Ri pl!ll' w.1: h " Mr ~~" t:%;P - I(; ,. "' • I" ~,..1,• f4t' troopa 1 46 Ro1ue U Porta.blt ' ~ ~ t" . 10 -.~1 ':1 &'l>am whM .the Womm'l't A~ cilul~ d ,l!JW' ~ ~-tf"~fl r;ft1J1,Ch.t:ni»J ~ ~ fflt.lltti 8CI(>i-al 4f.,_~,y~1f-~~ QJar '~t>--~ed ~~ )l;r'tO~~o~·(!~~; ~~s.BaDiil_<,"k'lw>ltklw- worship a! 8 Piay>t 01 Thursdty t P. M. self" CHURCH OF CHRIST IN C,lUUS 1Ail'l!iquity, RL~cme S~ Foreet ~hool Run, g ::10 Sutton A TIAN UNION, "P.iiDDLEf'OR't llw I \f, Yl1uNi fel:)o.wihl.p 0 P. M; Rev. Guy F Sayre, pas lor Bible l':v-E'IFUlll WorSbi:p 7 30 p M School, 9 30, Odell Manley, s upt , Ot~k Grovf'· Motmi'ng Warslhlp Mormng wo•·sh1p, 10 30. F.\o.ang:e- fJ 4!i A M Sunday Seh:ool 10·45 'W'e('l}{tmd Mm S A "' 41 BCirn .. ;y-,a· '11 Large pulpit 30 Smears wltll 1rease r- I r uliUr ) . Wl(.'l"t' ao1d Mm HJ 1 'l'lh f'll d 11~'n• llll!>l ' ~ · il n- ri.Ver Wyatt 4J Thrke rmu, l t~ Ealll · IIOI th · ,&tlX l iti.Cll., ly 1 • :J ' I AcrMS 4:.! :17 S1 lk ~carf 1F.rcl ) FUv~r Rotn'l ~aJI'IId, gue:< ·~~ M M11 JG Paon ou n 11 Qe!ipol• 2!5 AuthOT of 29 Lease 'll'h\1{'11" furnace bQttom l~UUB 1M•r •oo<d iMh'l'l" WiJimm Oba\re and scm Oo.IU'ITibus, and ~~nndidall· or ei"<IOO ~he {~~ ...t, ir&lattlliion Mlololiii\e' ...:::'lui!30 ldpi< .. hUowstu_p; 7" 30, YOUI'I Gfllldtls''l worship, sP_rmqn top!~ Salt 4!1,11.~; ~ ~ Jam~ Tttesday ~ 1 3 Jl r.n l J"ll hpnR <'onrer: Sul~J'\"Ojll, H.~) J\li~; ! 6 P m, e nce fnr rub s( Olli Den "Mother!!, W'~llmirtL'It~r y~ ' F\e.1~(l~W~s'htp• Wednesllay,. 7:30, m!ld-week Pray7. 90 1'ri.lst.M meerlt'llg; er and Pya1sc St'ruce; Thur~day, Wedna!Uay 6 30 JUnwr Ohair 7 0 45, Seuwr choir; PrlQay, 7 30, Seniot.· daOlr. " · S. 0 S party 111 t11e <'hurch for F. ct.r~ed Chur<:h. Waldo J. every member th<' Su nday Chu11- Ba'rh>l~' 'Pa9IW' FJ1!Id BLoe:L«u~r ' C~ School hegl mung Wllh Junior Supt 9.15 A. &uldey Scohooi 10 30 H1gh dass<'s A M' Sermon 1,op,.e "(ts PRESBYTERI AN f'HliRCH, SYRA· Pll2ee ln 'J1h.e Obuirdt" SpecJQl CUSE, Hl'V 'll oward fOO:S!]'C :From 10 15 .t o 10 A M. pastor ( hlllllt Scl •o ol , 9 30, Rol5ert 1Senmon toplc ·The Oho•ee 1s Hardm, f:Upl \Vblllltn.\1ter Youth DIJ.'Cipleq" 6 30: Even ing Methodllf Church, Racln•, John '7 '30, sermon topiC "F1nr.h ng Yom I })!\\~, Pllj!lbof Ra('lin~. Oak GroVe F{'llow~htp, Wu:Jlpohy ,aif lngatl'l' '1 Kind of cat HI Harley Jdhnso:n. is tiM 1glllrnt 101 ,Q dall'ghli!'l"' Mrs. R'llbei1 body garlan~ a a... ... w"'", w""' Mr9 28 Large e Hawaiian ~ Rtpley IS'pMit a d'(ltf ~1&' wtUt h t~ tp.11M11t~. Mr &nd• M'N S. A 2d Shlp'a dt'ttn· twn roCim aadCir - ~r.. mouths 11M'~ ~1'3\'iron ri-t Sla~ s:07'· .tbe~ Mn~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~01:1 ~to =:..,m;: .=, =~ h 1 HOUs. '[ fir&er. cta.,ter s~. ahu ~ day,. Schoo d:ad .t ll. Mornl ' =9·~~~ ~ ;J 1 worshl~ 11 A. !4 sUndar: even I ' fletii"'C .00.- Bi 'l'~ 2:1 Springs <k'loom rff tl~ (lhfto~ ot bc4tl tlhe: ~ • 16111ctloaoo- !Oif' dllt' JWurJJ ~!~ ' Jidd' •t\f'l pro- J~ ~ lbaptt1'. DAR 00 s;:iJ 8Pr~~ Chri~L".for~,_chtld~n,Q"T_he M~s.<uon- j Tto~~ ~- ~ ~~~qw a. ~teet or 1• .\JI010t land a nanclnJ c1r\ 4 American <EIYJ>.tl Indian t . A eree" 1 G Ambaa.. <Lo.l . _"!lnf'otd E\'«l the J.H• '''hrw'-.,. Green Clover 4_H Club Entertained A p /1 H ~~ ITh~ A,..~~z, j RoofJI of • , :1100 <Mi's, J..oWdl ~MPQ ~'~1ft .........___. or •lhe "'-·ot.imal ~(' ... _~ln;, ""~ Mo I " .. and IJ, Harotd Souer w;w Rorna~l. 8 I f I'd by oftW! mE'm~ h1' ~I· 1nv 7 41J Wednef.!dlly t>Vt>nlng; and Chur<'h ~f\1'\/t<'e 2nd and 4th Sun at 7·45 ~ 4Y.I ~T~ ~h'-2_~ -~~ -~l 2 0(ltni ...,..,.- " Thursday 1 15 's un.day:" , story Ser·'' mon ary Lady : sermon IQpl(' "Wm and 1 Teaeh Them": 5 30, Seilior H1\ l•~rccl 1,estame.~t .,.~ .r.. • - The (..()yal Wom('n !\ ('lass met thday cake also at the Church of thnst, JIORttii!JH'• day wllh Mrs Will Rey Mrs. o L. nolds, pres&dent, prcs1d1ng and trrtleld. M.-.., qu.lbn" Jatob 'Betz with " Mn Lcs t.a Go! hard , devotion;.! ll'l a contribUtor .::;;:;~,;;ti:O•i A rl~'C'Or~!OO Dn1twb'l CYke wa~ Jeader. giVIng a prayer and reading 1 w.:·h a poHuctt dumer at I&•iolm-, verses aJld a JlHNll ben and two gu...Jtfll, 041:(11), lo M!';l r: r~~>lt'r, Mm O:'ho Sends 1Ji ' Morray Mm Wtiham Uakf•r. % ~ )..(m Jluht'J'!, r:rowr I! Hl M•i<>R Anna DuN '-fr~ Ad'.JnJ E~h. Mh-o ('brf•ncl! Ma~ Bradford ond Mn Ro~oe Salter Mrs f-lrl'l ShJ• ltk, M,... Norm-an fielrl rtonrl a pll{'m "W ashtn~lon's , ~. M!r.f ~nwmd Hood. \"l<r~ fhrltul~~cy" from lhf' 'lilf'ab" I Baen. Ml'fi IJ.ar.ry K(·Js"J, A cuntratmtwn wa;<; li'r:eda ·M!Rdl, Ml:"S KaHl' lhc Utoart Fund {:lmp:ul,!n durmg , ~ CiaNI Scha.,.roc. M:rs the bwuneAII :'!ell:swn Memllen ONE·H.\LF GAl W L. Kaul:z, Mr"!!! Tht'<>dm'c- Mora. port~d call~> on shut-tm and ;Mn. .Ka,paAddte lld Grll"t'Ja', M too ~tc'v Am<l.nda class voted to order diBbes for the r0 t"iS -a (:,ru("St\r <'hurch use Mu Gothard, whose tl~~\01' Collin\entary On The News -- Ptt!-ll<tr MOrnmg in«.n' Mtit I'll! t'hrme Tewbbary MB Su Srhool 9·45 A M A! . Ducin& tbe sHt ':md Mnl F.red ))(> . !<hiP, t 11 A M MYB' wor Wf'M 4 Mll'Y I..o.t.Mc JODC."S a at 8 p · n a.r eyt. fll/)l a rayer mt'~linJ TltuPJ- J&ohday, Feb 2!1 at .tobc ~ ~• ..-..: m ~ I ho rrd3y e-vening. F.nterpnse Sllnda)! Wtlb Sil=bMt and «n.ac)QJI to Srhool 10:10 A M Morning ~or.: 9:30 A. \1 . Oil 6:30 M 7 . oA,O p 4'!l}'er- f11 ... F.vton I ng .. • ·••·hlp "' v lnf'~>ltng Wednt>.sday 7JlQ P, '1. ' • . Ul Church ... .btart \e f..enl • P, p. m, Enrl· lfln!d MntJn, 'falifor. Sunday Schoof , ' I'•J 'H. 1' 1 f'nvor, 1 p m. filvana;::ehshe evf'nlilg 9 30 A H Worqh1p 's rv· • ' .. d I ' tOO r d ~et v1co, !lermon topic "'l'be GOS·I Ch~~h •f Ch~1t. Rt~· . Frfll ('h ·. 1 · F!.nd' _ (' ICe ~ fo~t! Dat r' W~ , O,Yft::~t", . ,~il9,,Pff!l~fl.. . .a quo ers 1 PI' I Power ' , Wrdnesday, 7 p m I f:aN't rr. -~ ''Dlbl{' ~ !lot Sur\da:~·~ ;:n1•3(} ;a~t aMnat, w~n,t\J(~t~ ·l't~ ~t T_ f8·, ~~-~~ ~rs. Jtgy D . 111 4 mr>r!lng and Btltle Church 8l!l:tyer p m (' Iiiii I' m :l(tlce n •Jil'11;1>••· ~P."'-4 ""'"'"'•"''IIi l't"Yol.'••u•P M Cof tl.• r·r-:.Nuirtnt, Sy•..l "!"'f" JliiT.&. Jill Bf1 '"' ..r= r~ ... • .~ FIRST HAP'I'IST CUUJtrH ~1[11. !0 ~Q Mib,k.ct ··~~to CblitM"; c.use, . ' .uarrtmore, eutpr .. pra)er by tbe""'Re,v. ~(fr 8Hlh0 ~vJ~~· JJr'~ Jolin ~areeant and Mts. DLEr0n1' thr R<' c E ' u oyt 6'3b.~ rnlrit4l'tan.:. ~Yo~ 1'1 .30 Sun~~ 9~ A. ~· Momli; OSN!Md oth~ lf'ltletinJ. 'tt was v.o~ 1U participating T.he ;lilc Pastor C'h;ud 1 Sthool· 11 15 F'rank I.'IQ.>,J~ng OOn~i.oe of EneViWIL by Rev. Ewort 1P1. . : ; . ~ 8;30 P. ¥~; to tl'ensor lbe -tlfb"'~te:q(ltJ for-liR! ~ AJ,YSe 'irney and of Phoebe · ' ' ' wor- 1F.....-1 D11 4uo.~L ""'''-~ vadn nie d16liC servae!-e 7·30 P· ~ contitJ., ~,..tl ...,, eor6· , Chel'st•hr(' W suJJ! Mdr~in'U ·?~"""~ "'·~ uITIY ll'~...i., """""6 w .• • ..-tar , • A · ...... .,,w,.JJO•• 'llqrl.. . t be • 1oonuers o1 t he PTA 1 1 sh1p obs1:'r ~a Ute ~r ''A~eri~a for Is ~.;;··~~~·: W~7 p. m . e ;I ell ~y e~dfP'i pr~r~r me mitf.ee.-~Wu• appo(Qi\e'd;eoDtP.Qied •f wtre- giten bl' Mrs. Clif!ord Le•f· do~•~ -·--·-- • ,ft' 0iWcta <llftW"'~ -~~ ~ .lf~fi;· ·~ .~· ~ '"f ', Ac.CIV'IQfiOn Has Gathermg M~ddt~rt. Servl~ "~~ ~ ~ ft.lfi~ ~~ ~ 7 P m dwtr rehea r- ! W'l?ldflOt'l!lda'V 7 :lO l.('n· sal, I hut sUn y, MYF, F.x.ecutlve I tc.h Fj;b.q Lutht-r." <'omnm tPt s .•ttu dnv. 10 a m eat·j 1 ectlr>lll .d ' ' lr•da... ..., ChU-11 Chrl&t CIIUHt II IW f llltiS.T MIDDLE· ! 'T"'" ' ' b_ ' Powr Lhe Rev J Gordnf'r j mSuttl'lliher. ' ' PJ~ 'U~ ....,..-v. nda~ Blhle SC'hool, 9 ·30, Slfrhool SdVll 10 30 ~c.rm "Wh• lb N ' ' • "N.·k Wtlson, supt ,L Mornmg worship, 9 30 · ~~·Ill'S i"'.... -.:-- sermon J0:30i • • t' ~n opac .o: e ew ~ ..~..,ve". ctiTb-'ltl!a'J1 ~vor C/iur('h Daes Not Obr:er-16·()9 7:00 ·'FotilfJ DMLY CROSSWORD 12 • lock"'""· e\'try Suntto; 9 3U A ~ !oJLOJldlily &hoo! 1111d rOmmllflJOR ~ft'ond Sundtry ln mGntff 1 ~0 P M 1hur< h pre11rhme fourth Sun· day In mOnth lMUl A lrf. rbpf('h comnu:Jn{on and prt~achinw.-Re-v Harold f' D<ltHsr Pa!<tGr. Corhtton ChureiiJ, Klnlt'INttl}' RoEHl, Rf'v R A. Butdli•, Palitor SuruJ;~y Srhool 9 :w Prayf'r "ltet· !~I a JOn lOinS, on l~nday lrll!('1'(~e- day~ '7 p m IHllniii.JI!ng ('Offimll· l 'llOOI,WJ,3tlitol)ai YOOI!h R:B}lf will bto iu• chu. h l u•·,d.~ ~ F'.~tlwr Son Banquet,' ht~ld Ill: 11.00 Ohuncfu of C'ttn~ In Enltrprls e, ~::· Wtd u~. d.l \ Her 1 .......... W\'l'lhll' 11130 A u Sa.r n100 ' }PQU..<l Sfii'', BY!<' 7 30 P ~f Pra.t M" TJ)tiiet'tng W~by 7 30 P M Pi1n\H ~ ~5na: SMll!l'd'a}· 710 'p il You~ adu.ltR urrilf"d 'o &ttllf'lnd Th• UDIN~ Mat~lst Ch.urch J (~he KUllOO, Altttor ('J)urr.)l ~1Krol 9 15 1lhrf.o Smif!!h.. ~pt , Wol\ofup SPI'!Vo"-'e 10 ::10 "Unt~'tl<;:t" HEATII MI.!:I' IIOOIS I' I'II URCJI, P.fiDD! J•. FlJU 'l 1he R~v 1•. A Bungt•J'kJ ji!S\Ill Sunday Schon! , 0 :UJ, F1 111 s\ Co~ err !!up\ Morn· ing wut ~lt 1l 10 ~0 st'rmon top!(• "II ow Almul \ Ollr llr>flrl ~' 5 p 111 .Jnnwr MY!<' 6 Jl. m senwr tl monlb 1.30 P 10 ; l~-4f/E- ·~ti S.'<h/6bl"1f.sbifA··-.M ·· - ~1lle Joe' y· · lout\ h Sunday ;;.:': ~~h~= · =· ::~~~~.;t;1;.~ -;~'! "" Flr!t,..Pr~sbyt~~'qn .Chu{c;~. Wo~n's ., 1 ,- , ....I. . . evll!r ~ e~ept SuDd17 bt 'l'll,t 9hlo V4lle7 ~tJA~. ~.at llO, ~J:tm.i_t> •:• Pomeroy, 0 . Bus1ntu office joliiiie'. ,·'oililbtlft 'Dl!tre Plio•• :!97. .N'~lonll aav.rrtlsJnt repr~tJtiVP., ~llletl.l-$:111).\lall.. 30 ~xlattoa Ave., NP'!' \'Gr~ c¥.1., llf, N,. The Daily Senti.n~l I INTIIEm OF MilOS MJ.SOI! AliA J.r.almd •• ift"Otul C"la!flll malllDi matflf 1t tbe po.~ otftC'e i'ooJPJ:OJ. .OhJ4. I> Saturday, February 25, 1956 ·=·', Complete Remodeling Service F rom Pions To Co•pl~l\ At No,Colt To Yo~t T•ast tht g04d Molth of your family in ourl rkh, fotm·frf•h Milk . • , an~~nty of it . . ct meals and ' ~ n meals. Everr NC) D6WN PAYMENT- 36 MON"f'HS TO MY· giGsdul cont,lns a gener6u• it tokes" to mall:e eve~y healthy, hoJd., mtOJUte of "whGt ond ''"'"ll· qQ\1 ' 'QOOO. . TWO PIIONQ!:S TO SERVE YOU 82 and 435 -40 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SEIIVICE ,. * ' I ~ '"" - ... ' UJE POMEROY CEMEN'f BtOCK·co. -- ··~ . Kukla, ~ • Ollie ' �. r.w ..- _ --------- ·- ---... --~-·- . - SaturC:Iay, F~bruory 25, 1956 The ~ily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Miaaleport, ClUe - ~~l:~JPO~~~l~Jackets~ Eastern Meet For Title Tonite unltMI , _ . Sports Wr1tw NEW YORK. UP-The ereatest automatiw speed show of the Y<U is bd.q lead-footed over the his- Favor D0 drill coacbed y·IVe Wahama Future Lambert Funeral T0 w·m Tournament Gonfa1on Fanners Observe To Be On Monday llme there were only 26 members all told. That'• tbe day J became kDOWll .. ~Fearful." When that Corvette wblpped tbrougb the fin- FOREST RUN National Week Mid-I rHF. S~IITJJ F.\IIIJ.I' -· ....-·- -. . llv MR. AND MRR IIMITR WANT ADS >b-. and lin. ::=~~e ~~e~:~:or 8 P<1' ~ $299.00 Extra-practical. .. _ on the road or off r ~ u' the ~~ 1 ~ -... 1952 Plymouth 11950CHEVROLET 1 2 dr Rario & Htr. 4 dr Radio & Htr. 1951 BUICK 2 dr Special 1951 BUICK 4 dr Roadmaster 1950 PONTIAC 4 dr 1950 FORD 1 v~ Ton Truck 1949 DODGE 4 dr 1951 BUICK Dyn. Super, R&H 1948 CHEVROLET 2dr TILLIS USED CARS Next To J'ostofflco lhrug:h ORPHAN ANNIF. - ..;:r..:.::...1 ~ --· • - • < ' • • { ... -- . ~ ........ I_, _ _ _ _ .. . ~ _ ,. • OHlV275. -~ OaYourDiif Iii Goiii-.IW· Auierlcas Best Buy New Super·Dity l'INiuM Pur1lu.be N •c. loa11r ju1t ''heav_y duty," bu.l SUPER· DUTY . New, eaC!Ia.wlve ooaa· blattioa of addHJv•• clv11 au.perior wear prot~teUolt. , , , ...I!IIDii... cl..........bll PN·IIlli\lon . WILLIAMSON 01 L ·- ... DISTRIBUTOR Ph011e 1811-J Pomeroy. Ohio ., Br IIAituLD CiRA1 t'M "TUP CAT\)' TH' WITCHEG»·MV IF I DIOI'-I.' T ,and llhe- ltt>v r.rovr for •hifi ron· . 80 I mg wor-ds. " -~ & F:rn ('-,1 $1te-w..,... .. .,.,~ .n.u.;.-; 2-2/J·llt;ll (8 ) A NAME'S SALlV k'NOWf FOR'TH ... MIND IF I LOOK AROUND ' We ha-ve ~n this immtdlatt'Vicinity a b~:illtllul srnd: B'(1Gtk boreepower Strato-Streok V-8 and revolutio!IAlY Strato-Flitht Hydra-Matic Dtive•: And that big, extra power mean11 a new kind of handling ...., and tivoli,_ you've never knowa in a big car And wait 'til you hear tbe pri0111. They're aa practical , •• and exciti111 ••• aa the ""!B ~. aelves • ; • starting right dowa with the lowOJJt! Come in ooon-let us ohow you why t"fabulous '56 Pontiac& are rat.cl America's bOJJt atat.itm ••ron:.• buyr' •.:. .. ......., ,_,.., 1952 PONTIAC Y'!l ~·s Beat Thill Poollac. . Try It $888. KARR and VAN Z~NDT 0~10 .. . • BL.AETTNAR AUTO CO. 500,• ..E. Mt.in $t, . ' - .. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 •- JUNK C-0. ~- ~1fl ..,...,. IROI< - (171' Jt JACKSON. OHIO RODNEY ooWNING l'l.'.&sonablt•. h-lrts . E. R. FQreDiih, · SewiO, · M,Jidiines, rental macJ1. • -t ··50- 1~~ __ _ 1 Pomero>". Ohio_.__ 2-24-31< THAt 'TOR COVER SAI.E-ProieCt y{•urseJf from Ult! cold da.a.:lng spring plowing wiLh one ot our 1955 FORO \'i('\orio. V8 <'n,g-iM·, st.dlndarrd ilranwu Ws.kl:O, $1995. Jimmy 2 .~-$c Ponwra, •MJ<ldle-port . u .Pu~e&. INSURANCE +.r;;_f.N~ ~ ~.t1b Jjn.Au~ ,~ ,. ur.. c~l:~:fi ...,. per month. Phont' I "$.win& hbchlne co. 1~ N. 2nd A\.,. Mlddleporl . 2 22-30tcl RADI_O--~-----sJO N P!i' ' -....,.,. CJ 1 SE-ft\1-cE D d d .d;: one .:uu. · e and A oplian~f' rna S· rasti('.aily re uc-e st_Ore, 118 W. Yain Sl. MEtGS F.Ql!lPMENT COMPA1jl\'. 2-D-tf . · 2-23-3tc -·- - - - - - ~"F~ reJp.b1e radio and TV repair, H(Yf'POINT ELEernrc DRYER. aU IJO.a6.-J. We ae~ee all , ~~~f'l.· 1 'It'!''p tiDan I yE"ar, ~ood conSebmoJla 1·, .~· o ... Appl~27-tl .. . . ., d i.twn. h<m-e- 82 .J, R-obt-r;l port, Ohio. * Real Estote .Broke!: . In .MID9_!.,~t. CllliO' 61U.M l'II"".W ·. ''4!'1t PomProv ~;~~~ij~~~ ~~~; .• condition for sal• <ll.. p. II . 0 ./ J:ightfoot. Pomeroy , Rl. I. By ERNIE BUSHMlLUB . - ~li.~keT. COLLINS . at 18 W. Cave St. tuppe~: Monkey Run). 2-24-3tp 1 tna~ea VIC$;l'ecbnida.u. A.Jl Repaired by Ex port Pbc.ne 8284 y Jtli~eport. 6-l~tf . Fultq~ • ;~ ~~~~~~~~~~ 2 f':eaJ state D.- --1,., ·-to...... R·ivl·e·J•a· Coupe A. N. Bengel. 1·24-U VA tu-q 14 o-r will ....,.. -.. l'>'nafl·ow '"' "" $995. Bl••H· 5-Room NEW HOUSE, Unf111' ' .til,V;jjy. . . 00111/io $130000 ~mlllll"\<1, Pomel'IOIY, OG110. 2-25·6lc Dished. ~ownell Ave., lltddle$7®.1,10 do-. · 1952 CADILLAC DeVIlle Hard-top port. Reuonoble. Pbone 11044- MeiNE-~ """' hme ~. . $ ~ . M. HT.u ~····-'-··- _,~ ~-pe. e<t•o BICO, 19~"· Bloet. · - -. . ~• · .....,•. Pomeroy, Ohio. 2-25·61c ROOI>JS lor rent, 742 E. Mai• St.., Ni<ely ·~ ... hhe liDl with 1954 BUICK s.,..;.J Do\ux 4door Pomeroy. Phone 2ll5. 2·23-lltc ~lot- Otlb Sedan, Dy:116flow drive, $1895. BRING YOUH SHOES TO JlA.. C~r«,lt IIALTY 1 CINE SHOE SHOP AND SAvt 101 Bl'""'nar·s, Pomel"<J.Y. Oh>o . 2-25<11<. MONEY. 1·17·11 1 2-2~-31<aaf I - -~ lf~EA N_J_T'\'S-.- . Bv RADBURN 1'1 \ ' l ' IS ' VANBURB~ 1'ERRY 0 ""-w I,.;J· ~Pc:"'neroy. 2·2+3tp _____, ~----'-·-~- . :- ~~·---:--:. ----~ FORe!L\N A ABBO'M' T.V. ~~-il . , -------~--liR1DAY·s REPAfR SHOP . ::___-:-::=--c:--..:·..:·..:_:: . t-40 P1un:! St., Middleport SPECIAL We Repair Tele-vfsi()f)s was.ha-:9 ~ _ ::c-,.---:-:c.,- ) New 1955 Phileo Refrigerator · Sw~ an.4 Futn i~ure . ' 1955 STUGEBAl{ER Pidrup, 8600 Was $529.M, now '$369.95 w(lh Z-11·~ .,... 'P 1" ' actu<~~l roilret• A-J condition (rili:Je-ln. P"lione· 6284-Y, Foremin J $1395. J~mmy P&rson.'l', Middle& Abbott. . . R_EFRIGERATIO., SALES p o•·i. 2·25.atc . . . · .' UlVICi . - ___ - - - - - -- To be sold ·lo tlhe high bidder at Dome!ll,je an.d CoQJmereial5. Ne• 1951 BUICK Super, radio & ~t· BJ.aeUJntr Auto Company, FE-b . . 1nd used equipment. 'l years e~·, .good liiT'es, $850 . J•fmmy Par. 2&tlh, 1956 at 10:00 A. 1M........o-ne fuU time el})~rience-. :sons, IMiddLepc~t. 2-25-ot.c IS49 2-d·B()IJ" Sedan. By R. K R. 0 1 FIFE REFtiG~TION. Grindley. Sr.• ~"' · 2·25-ltc P...... 6376-X, Mr.i.no1954 DESOTO V8, 4 doo.r sr-:da n, . -- 1·27-SOlo . p(l'\\'e.r ·sot·ect'!J.ng $1677. H-l11e:t. • 14 l Rent 1 I= . oa-r's. PomerotY, O"hio. 2-25--6\c FURNISHED APARTMENT with 121) 1955 RUICK VB. Supet Rh·iera pl'iVate l»ttb. Utiliti~ paid. OVe,t . ·· Co.u·pt>, low m·l-lea•g-e. $2795 . Vogue Shoe Store; Pbon e.•~tp· ~ -- flll',l_l~., Blae<M-na:t•'s, Ptmuer-oy. Ohio. ~ .,Jrltlw-" ~..,l 2·25-61c I , , '-----~ ~ Five room modeiu APART- POME&oY--4~ moclern ~e 1953 P-O~TlAC 2-door Sedan . ori!!lENTS, with laundr.y and J&r· -.d.~ ballh, ~ hardwood .giiJloal blaek fin>Mt $977. BJ.oet-t· age. One 9-room moi:letrh d'wett· ~ C9ll ~ .beat, LJl'D.J'!t, Pomeroy, Ohio. 2-25-6tc 'ing. Has ev~rything. ba.temeot., ~- tz,;...t.;.,i Su'""' . F.S~= HEARTK(H.A i~ 2-~~· Q':i~SER~~~:aleO Round diw.ug-roorn t&l;lle .!our j chain; OOuble bed w~tl,.with s~nn~s. and mattress. Call l84:X or see~ 1951 CHEVROLE 4- door, pow"rgH'tfe. Runs (!:ike new, $795. .Jimmy PanroM, 1\tiddlepor:t . 2-25-6tc Ry CHESTER GOULI :!00 BllltC'rJ1Ut A\'t'., 11"ii!Ot()l" eo~·e;;; - Hin.Klf) r i ('.omfo: ,\ ,<n S~'Jc-k f.:w.· me:_-;t Far~ U 0 !NSIDE1 lBBIE AND SLATS Now And see· Fer Younelf. POMEROY GASOLINE AI.LEY FOR 1J.EAtnY·BIGNESS· ..AND BLAZING GO/ ~PONTIAC DELCO AND AUTO· LIT!> IGNITION Card OfThonks ('{~~~r. ~~ -- u·• Dollar ~'or Do~ - - - vun fu.r· 1!•h(•ir 111/llir:nz effort ME *"' ao... one l,.· . -~ •l!C"n l.h::11kKl'.:i!lt'uon Mns. A:-"<l At '.; -a·nd Flr;!'nk Sulli- I WONDER IF NANCY IS STILL MAD AT WII,V . itid """" ,... Y<M'N &mill pr!J<Ii«Jl1 .H m 100IIderful ways to do just thatl Et<i! io olook ud exciting ao a sporto car, ~ PicJrup truck .•• and extra ~ig in tho ~ with al'OACI-Ievelia8 l:ol2' wheelbase! , 11111 f.ba., Nally bn!ath-taking difference in Poadae'• liDo Of tabuloua family wasons is lllf Wt)', ~y GOI . . . ~·· Di>tblnllike it ; ; ; be.,..uae they'n . ~· ..Y ·th• .....t.t per(onnance team ...,, • ~· • '•lltioa waaoa ' ; • tho lliiibty 227: . a-LCJO ~ r001pr1 r~nd hath, 185 mon1h O.,s ' fbmlcl! and illl IJ'tllitie-.~ ptld. Pbbae 11.28 X. 2-2-30tp I r ... I 2 3-IC , We wt..Jl t~J t•hauk .llll ll'ho a:~i. :~ · d in any way· cturin"l{ tlu• iHn·f".'>; a1ttl d~t!h ()f vw· hr-1. he-r. ('~JI"IIU\!. W(• Wi:-. h ttl t'-"'llt'Ci·a.~:y • 990 · C.wa~m Cote,II no '"'ucmnut. ·and • •. $75 month: a!llr. ~------ ·---· - NANCY . • -- 1952 BUICK ..... r ~..;, 1..;..:... ou• \Jon ... fiJihio S::'••l· tA. . _,.,.. eii~W"H tr pro· ...llo. Ool • llrwibiW lodof! (2) I HELL O -- WHO ARE YOU'?--·A9 WE 611Y' · ~ 'JHIO VAt:!,::EV IF * • Nn BJab RP I'IHiuN WANT ' I UNFURN· , I will ool \>t r~~ · ~~ hOOfll APARTMENT. , debll <onb:aeied · bj' . C.ll Home Reitaurant, 6034-X, E"r than myaelt: li:o~ . ~ 2-21~·· . ' . tp llllllllfl flltllith•d t,Sm:Jl FURNTS~ A-oartmerrt. 4 1'00RII! 2 . ........• ......_...._ .. •··.. AA ••tl,.ly ••• mult.lfrade 'I80tot oil Btde tram. •f*lal till 'ooU .mel a new, nelUiiv• , •W..doa of 14ctlt.iv•. II. 1 .. ..,.. ........... Mntcb• .... ...._P'J ... reduoe~~ oU coa· YOUR 0~'=:' ~~~:~R,:!NTti li31 Leg~ N~T~."" . · For__ ST.ATIGMJ BUNCE HARLEY. DAVIDSON SALES Itt 7 ot Aah St. Ml~~looort, e. TAKE ~'lddleport 6275. POMEROY, OHIO ?u.:U $ j oUu Eu.CTaoNJc ~l:i:CRF;. 2 .Co. Phooe 94. 1 3 4&tc1 L""""'"""'""""'""'""'""'==~· ~ IN~ ME TAX ~-SERVICE.- ('ali lNt'W PORCH s-w-uw- with l;bains. w-e "iir.vtte 7~ 'repair ~li mak~ Pomeroy Motor Co. ST. ..E'I ' ·•tx)ur our .sge.. ial c;~o. Plin! 1f'g j If interesled ~ive r~erf'nce9- and flld . luoeU_p. Mei&s &.uipment te!Ppbone- lliltmbf'r. '( THA(.X .. ... w. MAIN i lo~ M'B irh I, 1900? Also Come 1n and &;eta domon~l.la.Liaa ... Elol Court Street, Pomeroy Offlee Qoan: I to 1%, % to 5. (Close at Noon on Thurs.) Must Sell i'ntJ f.DS 1\T· YOUR ~ONVENIENCX I ptana. i Rleiiallle -party may pay &in.:KJ ~ •od .......... pj,~ PARMAU T~t.tTOR OWNERS Oid you btow .vou could save 25% • WritJ! fer ....111 ,,,..~e~ · ot mqre on parts by havinl': you1 275 r, lll;aln ·trtctor engine overhauled be WllllS ... world's II!JIIIItklrs al h'tal tilt ttlillll N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. - -- - - - ·- - -1 t ' 'lot ices lN 1'~ EVF'N,U\;GS. CALL 397 ~ou• AJM&IS. BEST WJteD It'S ~~~~ .. l)PTO.!IJ!TRIST Nascar Sp~ed Wetlk proeram, the American stock tat' has been putting more and more borsu uoder 1 the hood. John Q. PubUc gets hh chance to drive the family jalopy through the trap to see .Just what the old buggy will do and happy the man who gets tbat Century mtm"OCrshlp hceause 100 still Is an awful lol of miles ptr hour no matter what .,our IPtedometer shows. The biggest lhtng It ha~ proved is that thr. average Apetdo111eter ill oft anywhere from tO to 15 mill"!'i per hour when it regl1ter• 100. And the man who bears the Wind whi~~o­ t!ing in his car just once as fie goes wide opcm down 1he straight· away is content, ltflatefortll, to Mit back and watch !be ,..teulonals ln. the "'eckead'l ... ncea. SPICIAl . Jeep ,atr;., 11'1 'l1le Entirely New Motor Oils for this "High-Horsepower Age" FURNITURE rnor~ thaD onti IUCOrtect tD 1 11llll. ~ ~ I Spinet Piano 82<!&-X.':..__~~ I I Ph. V•ry t1Nirabl4! nrst floor APARTuv..•T IIUl<i"' 8171).1, • Automatu: gas furnace C,U 12-22-tf 1 tlces ui EYelitl prtnted at r-~gu lar clusllied rat"'- L1bi1 uarlt>A 1 pu~lish~d ~t I <:e."lt per wurd. 'larged it.d.i re,·elved by me.ll or J telephont. ~!VtJJ earetuJ at:.~, ROOMS OF g; New Furniture [:; BAKER 2·18· 7tp .:=-=~===::::;===:., 1 -- - - - repo~~Kd i:nn:ed1at•u,. The Da•:y Bentanel wfU not be responsibl ... ~ARY dJ4port $ 100·00 c .. y Ma!oo SP 3 5781. ..ro. of Than£. an<! ~pedal "'"' 1 ,.me -I lo, E«ellebt r...,. 1"""" rJQo1i d. tor ·- = 1 - - -- fa~e or ~UI lrt Ad'III-<J'tl ~lna-Sho11Jd be lly AL C-'PP .~ t1 PotDeror; I (~)~or Sole~ ___ .:_ _ ____ u.i-u 1 1111. ~ CHAINold.SAW ~~:i) rar.te•mer. <Opi-Eiectlie ~~~~ ~ , ·~for 2D eeot. I !olcCull33-8, 3 m.ct)t}w we1.t. Cllnton Flsbec. mdlth ffl1lowine !Juertiun. .L'JL ABNER 120 6 APARn:::r· eoa tbrN 2 c-eott per word wJII be char11ed for, .... , ~-,,,. ,·c 0 ,., •~o t5tb , ... <'f ~~o eact ..,. paid"tor ~fore thf- = § ~·f mootb l'uU I I -Mah~ StrH1, PMne 267 •wa. 001 t. tet1iu.a. Mioim:un ebnr:• b3c-- llltl!ll: 2 r-tnts per I ?t· •,:;::''~:::~F.o .- - Ract~ttt.- Saffrly Sentte; ~~ !!'--:- dlr u re.tved. H..W DIMs MJd I 8 Bl -Auto Service i,.":a~iidled 441 1 xet~ br u, .4. r :tlmpltt' WHEn AUONII:Cftf'l!1 If. ...or 1Se publiahfd Ill• · brllln<IN aod b~:~)lo ..me.. wamer of llan'ilrolwille. of ........ 100 m.p .h elo<luoc I SW><Iay &'hoo! •lltAmdaru>e Fob. !omlhy of Mr. """ Mn. u. s. week. "tired lormr to the nnlu ol the 19 was <7 ·~ $9.70. Every typr; of automobile imag spectators. BetJty Ncl9ccn!, Jahnetao.m, spent N...._ lnable is runnin& over the con- 1'his week a speed of 106 m.p.h. ly Paul M. CllffoNI entally wa.a tbe boy who beat tbe Funeral servlces will be h~ld Saturday w-il'b :Mr. and Mn. Dhll'les Baft', Ge.crge Baa- .8lld crtt.c:hard strand flanked on one at Daytona will take the leadfoots It will be all Eastern and Jackets last year with bia clutch MondaY at 10 a. m. m the Salem Geonge Boor and Mir. Wid Mrs. 600 oeaU.edi ()b Mr-8 J...enoril, Hunm &ide by rolJine blue waves and vn back. to tbe borse and buggy days, dleport toilight as the Raider& and play in the dosing minutes. . Center Cburch [or D~hlah Arlettle Charl-es Baer. andlamil>'-· the other by glittering sa~ld dunes. That s bow far y~ur stock aut~ the Yellow Jackets clash In the Dangerou8 Bob McKinney, hu The members or tlbe Waba.ma Lan1bert. 75, Langsvtll-e, who d\ed IMr. and Mrs. Punk-&' Karr, IMr. utd 11iln. Edmund Grue9er' You can watch hot ~s or ~:rand mobile has come m the last few finals of both the Reserve and been the top scorer of t.be Yellow Obapter of Ji\IWre li'anner-s of M. General Hos· Obcstm, e.athled on Mlr . md Ml"6. prix road ncers: famaly autos and year:'. But they were a_ l~ng Ume Varsity Meigs Coulity tourneys at Jackets all season. Bob pl&yecl the AmeriCA! d.w'1ng me past week Thursday ar elgs Olws. B.aer and 'flarnillo- oa}l,i() IMr.s. <llnd ramfily wern SUnday ~ of Mn. Lela~ sports cars; m_idgets autos . _a nd putting the centu~y W\lhin reach tbc Pomeroy Junior Hir:h eym. Racine game with a taped up bac:t, tbave observed Nadoml ITA pilal. . . tude six children; j Ann Raoidry SaLuin:l!ll)· eve11~. sports cars; mldg~t& or modafl~ds of the average drtver. Tbe Reserves of the 'two schools but It didn't seem to bother his Week whi!Cb is beJd anoua-l!ly durSurvlv~s ~ncChester· Roy Lam· Mr. !lind Mr:ll. Datle Warmer '8ll.d W.atVUl Hdka' was i-n Racioe oo Arthur ~cDonald, a Scotsman. will meet at 8 :00 p. m . to decide elficienc:y as he scored 11 field ing tlh-e week oC George W~inl:· Gayncll ar .' Sadie Kramer, Col- f'<l'm.i·l·y were Sunday guests of lhis business w~. aod even a turbme-powered JOb. And winding it up are three was the frrst man to crack 100 tbe County bonon, and immediat- goals for 22 points. Howevu, there .ton:'s birtbday. !:~u;_ac;~~n, Lambert, Long .Bol· parents, 'Mv. 'lind Mrr.!l. Het":'~"~'n~-----------thrill-packed weekend r&ces. . ~- p. h. at Daytona . That was_bact ely afterward the two varsity is a poosibtUty that a s.epuation h~ ......t...... . o£t..e t Della van Clev-e, Columbus will again jump out of place, and ~e Was,......., ......... ~ .·. ~ o~, Mary Little Langsville; four More than 50,000 speclato~s wall m 1905 when he ran a Napler al l teams will clash. get wind-swept goose ptm_ples 1?4.65. The . next year Fred Mar-l Eastern advanced 1o tht- final s Bob could be sideliDed. Co•ch m~t~ .as t!be nat"?'l.!l frrs :others and s~ven sisters; 15 watcbing the 125-miles race Friday rtott ran hu; Stanley_ Steamer at by taking easy decisions from Har- John Parsoi1S ls keeping his fing. fl('lentiflC !ann«. On -bli'i~enn e-1 grandchildren and six great grand· lor modifled stocks; the 160-mile 127 and Barney Oldfield . risonville 82~2 and from kutland en: crossed that he Isn't. Moo~ Vf2'!1100, be ~r&~ Saturday for late model con- a Benz through at 131.724 1t1 Parsons has two more boys who ~· .eooOOurOlbher~~ cb.~~:~rge of the service will be 97 .50 in the Varsity tourney . Mid· vertibles and _the 160-nri_le event Not E"'!"gh dbporl muved up by taking a key can, and have scored often in the ~ ~ the Ri!v. Walls o[ Rutland: and Tommy Milton got a . 56-47 win from Racine in their double tlgurezt. Forward Bob M:or- f-armmg practic:c'$. burial will be in Salem Center Sunday in which a roanng f1eld of 75 Late model passenger cars up to 154 in 1920; MaJ . H. 0. D. only game. , rls is alWays dangerous with his 'l'he FFA .JM ~ ft&4.lonaJ oorcaniza· Cemetery. Friends may call at the shoot for a $1".000 purse over the Sea~rave scorched the Sunbeam at In the Reserve tolltney Middle- left hand, while Larry Bater Js a bon of fum bo)-'11 who .are study. Cha&e Funeral Home, Rutland, a_ny· dangerous beach-road course. 203 Ill 1927 and Sir Malcolm Camp- port won over Racine and Eastern top teboupdet ·aod has a aooct m,: Vocat:ron.l ~lt.u::r.e in bigh time until tbe hour of the servt~. Top Chill Pro4ucer bell reached the Da_}·tona ulttmate took the measure of Harr18onville h(lok shot inside. Tbe other two sohool The ifl"'UP lOOt Oldy hdud IDdianspolis i.11: rated as the to~ ~f 2713.82 P· h. m 1935 · There to gain the right to meet In the Jacket startera will be Rich Hov- -es ~ .i n the U.Diltect S\fAes finals atter and Kenny Murray at the but •lao r-eaohres to Puerto Rleo chiU producer tn the racing bus1- JUst wasn t enough ness but, after wakhing them both, to go faster than t~at at . · guards. Both are eood play makers, -and Hawaii. 'Jhere IIT1t OV'e'l' 250,· "' BAKER FURNITURE ~ tt tibnestly can't hold a competi-l so the record-brcakmg shifted Tonight's Varsity Bnal& promises ud botb bave a lot of acrap. but 000 menibel& ,iD fPe ~zMJioo. tiv~ candle to the week 's doings Bonneville, Utah. to be a real battle. Eut.trn bas the seldom ~flre too ottea FOR E:j __ at Oay1ona. Yet It wasn't until 1950 that better season record. Having w~n POMibly the hy to tfM .ut 'llbe W&lltama dbalpter hal forty1There is one reason in parlicu·j Littlejohn of Spartanhu~g. s_- C., tb.e Meigs County league wit~ s1x conM of the pme will M In the six manbers ~ under the Jar. That is the century Club., made strlctty sl~k htstor) by wins and no \Qs&eJ whUe &bddle· rllbovndlng. eestwn u... a ,f-eaderSbip of GlMm Smillh, Ute ililldwhich is open to anybody who ' driving an Amen can producllon port wu llnishtng in seventh place f•st brelk, lnd If MI...._, vi9ot" ol. die ~ all¥d th~ vot., ~ drives a car, any make or model , model through the trap at 100.28 in the SEO league. However, the cen control th.J~ •••nMH <.'llltionaf ..,...irulWre t-eaehel". through the one·mile straightaway m'iles per hour. should be a hum dlnger. ~nt,.. then they will slow Offic:EnJa llbe WIIIMbama chapter =~ at better · than 100 miles an hour. Since then, and because of probably will rate as ttM fest brHk -e: 1M .......... zre Lalr:ny KQ. pr'e~Dden.t~ Sam_ For everyday use, the 'Jeep' Station WagOD it the mOll . sUa:ht favorltc!l on their s-eason rc· The Jeckete u" • slow ty" .t m)' ltoffman, 'Viee~t : &r)Jph _ cords, but coach John PltsOnli boys •"-"• world~ hr Mt shots, ~ BeCN'ltu'ly.; Tom Brown · ~raclical vehicle you can ehoo10. It ridee eix aduh iD rOOID1' hope to upset the dope. The J~k· and If th• ~chfl.,..-t flv• .c... repotiler; Tommy Sayre, ~r'eai.Nrer I comfort, or carries up to 110 cubic feet Of bulky , ets haven't forgotten h~ Tuppers slow UJII ttt. tften J,c. Gene Jewel'}; sen'linel aDd Herman cargo ... and its extra ruggednea IS!~ Ions, depeec11bll Plains Came through 'W'ith an UP· ke'h might come throU ..... wfttl • r.\..u-1'--·-~->l • , __ . win over then\ in t,.e • II na I .,, ~-·· - - - -·-•· victory. performance on streets or highways ln conventional • last year. The Reserve conte6'L should a}&) 2-whf'.-el drive. But you have an t:~:rtra plus, for it ahifta :<I Eastern's favorite role probab· be qu~e •a 'gwme- oar;. bo1h Clklbs boomd~ wMite Juni•or Kennedy ta~ily iuto 4-wheel drive when you want to ~o ol the roed 1y come" rrflm the fact that they rtwrve good ~-:er-ords. P.tiddleport ha.,:: OOPih otibei!fl (op ·s corer. iulo pla~.:cs ordinary road-bound statiori wa_go~ can'~ · bave better balance and good re- ·'U:ndcr. Gh~U~lie. ·McDonald ·~ a Tt.. V-tr.ity .IMUpel go-hunting or fishing areas, picnic s~tes or ~opea ~· ~ serve streogth. Coach Hartsel Dod- fme r-erord wrth 'OJl'.ty_ ~two l~s Ml ..dleport Pu. Eutern ill' live has three scorerJ who can all 'SE'l&Mm. and -ea~.l) ~ the o:: ::i The 'jeep' Station Wagon is now nallablewi.tb powerlnbl. reorunstanlly '. • d bl II J SEO -rve ' "· llowIQ McKiftney F leb Powell r:.:J Oo The .l:lrtghtel!t Corner C htt Ia tne ou e g11'.~... ...__ ,, .~ ~ ..~ __, • d .e-ver .,...,.I'Cllon .,......,. ~.....~ w ...,Zle 10 ,.~~. . "'-1 F tl:: [n Mlddlt!llOM t:1 F Jim Whltl•tch 4-WHEEL DRIVE ures. Center John R1e...., . orwar Cla!hr Woodle and Ral~ Kllight Urry . ,C . John It feb. I 1 < Bob Powell and a:uard Ro1er Epple d ~..a.. ~ .. -·~'-· ' . "' ... .am 'J,.ve a 1~ne ':•~onu~ 'UIIIIJLil.'l" m Ken "'un:tiy ~ Rover Epple I al BAKER ~'URNITURF: aU are top scorer•. Wblle tney are Don Ht"adl 'Ilhc JIM!kc:ts IIi! G Phil Boyl11 j ' given able aulstanee by forward boa"·e w-lltfh Tom Kel~ R. Hovettw Jim WhJtlatch, a great playmaker, and Ed· IM"ICComta9 tJh,r. l:e:v re. STATIII lAIII. and guard Phil Boyles, who incid· · tori< saods of Daytona BelCh this "h with • 'he Doilv Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleoort. Ohb You ha¥:. something T 0 Sell• Tro d• or AJi. ' 1 _._ bOI(IICI!, ..... .A IW... ~~a::..:L ... ..,. Sentinel .t."'" . , . DL.-fo\ .. ...... or Want oui Rep....._. . . . ~ --IP:h::,.~1&~¥:__!!~-~Th~e:y~c=.::!'~=~~..,;:.~ ---~--- -~;:;~~~~~--- �--·-·- -· i S~turdoy,· F~bruary 25, 1956 f"he Doi lv Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' WEST SHADE aY Mill. RUUI~~ PAINftR Mr. Mw:1 )h. . WiH He?pal.. Vooational Agriculture Course o Started At Racine 26 Years Ago c Tw~.SS. yt11n1 ap iD 1930 Voe&tional ~e ....., ft!U· bbsbod iD Rariue. The iDilnKtoc .,.. SJdoe)' H. ~- Two ~ later jm; 1132 .(lbe JleriDe ~ FUlure Fmmen <01. America was Of'CIUJiil:ed.. 'lbe .firS~ Wflj Hr. f'adeb' wtJo ~ duriag tae. yell'S 1930 tbrlau8h liKO. Facteilly moved frool Racline to ,)f3800,. W. ""~•·· ..t theo to Rio Gnlode 'Whene be- is now .tlbe i.nstruotor of VooafioDa;! AeriCW.turoe ·. .t advisJr of the Rio GJWide FUture F.armers of Ameroiooa. lD 1MO ObOe Stout followed FecW.y .._ J\aclDe and was dMft. 1940-1844. .1:Jurint hi'! teaobmg ~ a RadDe he was call· ect ~ 8En'ioce and 'lhllNoo Joll:uon waa ~ durin<f jthe tUne Stu1t WM in. the &el"Vi£e. w r.....~- , ,......._.., •IS ~-.;_ IIIOW" ...__ ....,.._ "' ... _ n,.- ....., tart Jnans. Ohio. In IIH Stout JDO"'ed to Coo)viJille wbu'le be was imUQc:rt.or -aod W« ·moved to Racine Chapter Future Fanners Active In Fair The Cbaptet" hu been fortuute over the yeus on hlvlna: State Farmer. The entire list of twelve rollow1 with the years elected and prtsen.t location: Herman Canon, Jr., 1946, of Belpre, Ohlo, Alan Carson, 1947, of Dayton, Ohio, Orb Smlth, UK7, of Racine, Ohio, Howard Ervin, lMD, of Raeine, Ohio, Earl Grimm .. UH9, of Chtuago, Jllinota, Norman Van Meter, 1949, of Musachuaetts, Jimmy Webb, 1949, in Military Service, Harry Doutlas, Jr .. of Racine, Ohio, Robert Sayre, 1931, of Ra. einr, Ohio, Critl.EndcD Bradford, 19S2, or Ohio State Unlvtrs'lty, James Carnahan, 1032, of Racine, Ohio, Earl Cleek, 19M, o[ Columbus, OhJo. The past record on file 11howa the following ha1 been Pre1ident of Racine Chapter: Paul Sayre, Earl Mooney, Arthur Neaae, How· ard Lawrence, llarry Rhode, Harry Johnson, James Circle, Karl P•yn. t.er, Millon Canter, Norman . Vao l\leter, JunJor Dougbs, Junior Sal· ser, Dan Smith, James Carnahan; Dana Van Meter, Earl Cleek, Tho· mu Eberabaeh, Don Hayman, and Dwrin Sayre. •e ~ • rOJ ec l Reports Of Future Farmers BY ROY VAN METER ly M•lvltt Circle Br Herry LH O~o~n THE BEEF FEEDER CALF f THE DAIRY HEIFI:..: TOMATO PRODUCTION J co:.Jn:s.tdered ,flhe 1olktwbll'2" I coruJdered the !allowiq items n. 1 C!on!l'idered tbe Collowine ltems of cost :ar~od itern:s of rt.."Lurn w!h.en of costof return when I selected my of eo~~t apd items of return when I st!ll·ootOO my fe-edor caH pro- Jdalry he'.ifer project Ol animal (2) I •elected my tomato project: (1) iaUmator ..xa advifior of the Jta. ject : (l l aramal (2) US(' of l>ui1d· li use of building and equipment (3) uae of land (2) plants (3) fertiHzer cine FFA. floe I:'J eompleCli.n£ ~rus mgs and equJ•pmont (3) •g.raWl (4) ~grain (4) supplement! (S) ha)' (6) (4) spray and dust material (5} we tweM\b .yea- DOW. s upplem(mt (5) Ita')' (6) pasture silage (7) pasture and (8) breeding of machinery (6) baskets aad ('i'J 'Ibe v~ Agrirulture pro<~nd (7) ehopped !odder. 1'h~ ~:i- ·and \lelerinary fees . AU these esti- twine. gram at Bacioe began wil:h lts ma.t 1..""11 total ro:.1. amoullltcd to mated costs came to $16Ul0. The clE:t room .mel Shop i.n W1bai is All these estimated costs came now tbe VOOIItional Home EronoMy agreement was wntlcn soon $70 16 aud t'he t()taJ returns budget shows the ltetn.!l of returns I to be $304.00. The estimated tabor to $l28t.26 .. an,.d lhe.,!~m • of retur n Dries cl.a6s room ·a nd k.i.tcbcn . In afler I made the budgcl: My a~o::_re­ amf)lmtcd to $100.00. 1 o1 .--... . 111e ea11'\ cost to be $lf0.00. came o a 1946 die deplrimEnt moved ro i'tti ement shows what I wlll furmsh . ty a•groomerl'l Wlli> m'<lde won ' 11fy agreement wu writtell soon of C!Ost of return when I seleet.ed my ~ iloolllioo ald .t.a5 been a~d bear .and what the other party aftN I rnade tlhe budget . My' after J made the buda:et. My agree$291.75. there eva- '~iDee. w1ll furmsh _and bear. My I:IGre-t-.. .. shQWLi cxact:ly what I · ment sh.ows exadly what J wttl la tlbe ,-ear 1930 when VOOiflion.· ment was S'lgncd by my fa~her, agreeJ!H-nt My agreement was written soon a1 ~ 'W'a9 establi.shed. at Frank Holter, my school te~:~~her, wil l fumt;.h u-r beaa:, wh-at the' !urll'isb or bear and what the other after I made my budget. My ai"le. o:'hcr par1y wJU [U.m~.;ih or ~r, ' party will ruraish or bear, what RaciDe llbere were 19 boyg and 19 Howard Nolan. and by myself. 1 wdl part of the returns the ather ~f.)' menO ......, e~ - I wjJI whoa·~ pa: L .of .the l'~tw·li'$ projde. 'l'loday, 24 years silx:-e l. I pl.a n to d~ my _record book fu~,nJsb . and what J .wUl. reectye, ~ tfll"e 12 boy$ M~' 000 • ~eatly wtlh ~encil,, wnte my pl~ns ~·ccc.J.ve, and Wh.lll _part. _.W :t he Te- will receive. This agree!Derit W"i s" and what my father w'lll furDUh tum.s1.he ot.hc.r JX11Ly WMll «C.IXWYC . .!ligned by my mother, Mrs. PtJ.ary • ducWq: 296 pr-oject:J aOO eevooa:l ~n terms of I ~1U b~fore the Job 1 and reeeive. My agreement was 'I h1 ·:> <~gt~crnent ':''a.;. !> !-Nled by my Circle, my teacher Mr. Nol11a lad ~ £ann ,.00 home 18 to be ~One tf . possible, _and [oJ. (a·thCl·, Ches.t.!LT \ian .1\f(.'{cr, my 00- myself. ' sicned by my father, my teacher, ......-...._ lo\f Lhe mslruchons a::; gwen for v~~ h (' f . b k VI SOr, ,J\1J". Nolan amd I»Y'So!f. M~. ~ola~, ~!~ me. 1 t Duriog dlis 24 year .p eriod (rhe eae see 1011 o .my proJec_t oo . I plan to keep accurate reeorda P an l&e my oma oes GD VoetC\ooQI: Acnoolt.ure at .R.aclne 2. I plan r.o ha~\esl 80 bushels of I ~toave seit."Cled ~ grade H:cf'(. with penc1, . 1 write a ll pl&nB •. a field containJn& 2-G acre. I will in 1120 bo)111bwe 'ltUdi'ed Vo-Ag "Wii'lh corn. _3. My estimated total ne t re· £ord c<~tf, wel"ghmg H pounds or terms o( and to 1 will, t<Ql of 3622 ~ turn ts $40.00. 4. [ W'JII study and noom IJit hfllLh. 1 have sdi!C'led a k d · b h :....\..: cep recor as g1ven y eac sect- H ouorary Chaplel' -a Three .f ormer ~A ·members 1develop p_lans ~o do the fotluwi11g beef aomma.l oopullk of wc~.U·ug ion of my project book. bavil woa fow>...ye311"" ~1» , corn project JO~ : 7011-1000 .puunds at 12·18 montll~. Members Total 15 With Obio state Univers~· Col-~ (I) seled of so1l (2) amounL or I have scleote-d •a b-locky, sboft. 1 I have selected m)' dairy heifer ~ '0( ~Miure-H~ oar- manure to use {3) sel~ction uf .s?ed C<l Upled beef caolf wihich i\S !row set by the production reeorda o( par. Several Fannens and Bwi:IJC'SS' J !'NO· Alan~ Canml, 1948· (4) preparing the 1:1011 151 fertiiJz- wi~h ·sQUlll'cly placed Jcgs, wide cnts. 1 have selected a &rade Hot- men hav-e been made H~ ~A (;..;· 19411 ' ing (6) planting f7) cultiv<~llon (8) ::.tra ight back, sm3!11 head, and stein heifer with the followint 0111aptero M.embers. 'lbe ~ .tn harvcsling and (9) market ing . ::.lumL •nPCk I have t>cl('ctc-d a beef dat'ry feature : wjth a t~rce muzzle They ·a re .1151 folllow&: c. E . Humlt.be Sblte Ohapter oontest &ix e<~lf 11h·011t I w1-ll _be proud to own eye, wide apart sharp witherS, long :phrey, JLeedw.iillle; EmcJtoy ·POw. timet. Ratitnp were: tWlJe ~. <~·nd <me 1"hat w~l'l m.akc me Uhc lean neck, wedge shape withers and -en, Racine; Ra)rlllODd Ervin, RaBY ROBERT PARSONS tbr:'ee 1Si1vet1 and twn b.I'OMC. mo,-,t. uwncy. I ha.ve ~dut"(ed my rib flat - wide, flank deep, and cine; James Spen!OOT', ftracine; SWINE PRODUCTION ID PwJ:iamen(Jary Plrooodlure I COil<;JJdtw the foHowi.n').( 1 • t ~·nh bed oHif fu·-om a d1~e free large harrel, leneth, depth, width Tlleo Smirtlh, Ponlcroy; Gomer LeDemoostmlJoo rthe Chapter thas cf oo~t: 'lllnd itom•s rOf rn1UnlN whL•n h-erd I ·ha""' selocletl' a .good qua· of body, udder should be Iaree soft w.is, Ra::-ine; FI'Eellmd NOJ'I'IUI, Ra· -one COld: ·bar, fi-ve si·lver bars ami I selected my swine Pfl.IJt't•t: 11l J Lt.y feedm· c<Jif, of I he llreford and pliable, With four evenly cine· Obesller Tannehili IMid'dleWbiltney ~ Oorl.um. ·ani.Jn.a·l' (2) usoe of bowldm..: <lnd tJ.r·ccd whi-ch iLi 1thc mo.'il COJT111)1fJn placed teats. I selected my heifer Work done .Jn ('.o.oopcr.a.Hve Ac ~ eqUi!)lllt'lllt (3) ;g'l'a i'll (4) Sllpp]to. 111 my <'On"tlnunnt:y. I h :~"·e sotooted in November and gave $75.00 for biana, O.; 'I1heo. ~. de. tiviltiel has nct.Wd 'Otti8 chapt.« mcnt (5) ]>a'i!IL~re (6) lm.'"t'<l"in~ and my c,df from a man well 11houg~ht her. My heifer is 18 months old. ~tiled, Pomeroy; Harold Smith, two .gold oaw.aNb i!n19~1 and 1952. voler·in<J r.y foCf'i'i . TOe t"W mm lt•tl of m my oomn_mflli1y. :vly bed calf _I am feeding my heifer 11% pro- Plorneroy; Obarl-'es ~ Jla• Otlher ~ indude f:it-81. in •Ltlms {Jf nrtJunns L.. how t·~ht p1g.~ k~> m;rny dU>oJ'Nblc qua·l!l1es. I lems 31b. or concentrate and 1Glb. cine; H~ ·Nolan, Synawe dail-y .improvenwnt J94&---1p]aque ffnd the OI'Jginal -am nml of ~he ~c le<:.tcd thLo; calf from my fad.ll· of low protein hay. -and J.ohn Herskel of Gai:IU>olS. and $73.00, I(."WO 'CXJK'"n.~ pajd bU~t• L page'. The t•.-.tbll.l~t.'d II Ct n·" heNI. I will house my heifer with oth- to January 3, l$31b. or grain, 131b. tri])S! (lo lUbe Nwt:.iunal Ooo'Ve'Dlion return b $61.00. I w:tl·l feed my cal( lfi ',;, dai,rjr rr caule In a room which is a free of Bulk Molasaes, and 24Jb of S. of fut'W'II': Farrnn'N'.S 1946 .and' 1952. I pr("parcd my <IIJ1"1'1' 11Wtil N W>ll tJ .., a C'un<'<'"nt'I'·il'te fl•od. I wi'H feed from draft and Cree from damp· B. 0 . M. and 7&0lb. of bay. 'I!fte 1962 .tn"i•p W.lb m&do pOHHiblc- 111rrter l madt• rl•he l.l'tHl-J!ct M~ ;Jifalfa 'hil•Y •atld C'00ppe(l fodd('r nt·ss . I weighed my · on NOvemllbr~ lt1he :fi[""st pl•ace .uwa.-d or ~ ·ecmrnt · ·~ows • ~ xal'l~l"V w11~1~ 1 I fed my heifer from November 1 ber 11 and she 800 pound. ih a nmglwJgf'. I W"JII feed· t'hc the FJ<'A Hli&hw&r Safety Pil"Ogram . wi'll Curni1 ~h OJ' ht'ii'r an'll Wl/1<11 III L' In 1950 Ha:r-ey DougJ.11s J·r. was OI:IU."'" par:t.y w.iH f•UU11ll "'h Ol" lu-a'l' il · .tl~ ")' Jced ~n..., bvx. [ wiiJ.l fecrl tthe a·w arded., one yoot' scllUiiWi.'ISibip to What paM ()'f lht• n•tlll11h" l will h•:,y <Jn~t lodtkw i•n a man:gor. I tJbe College of A(illl'ic-udure, O'h·i6 recl't'\'C and what •JJ<ll"4 (~f U1 c rt·- v. 111 kel'p "IllY oalf lUll piltlltiU•I'C dur· 1"11'1-.: Htr :mmme.r. 1 Willi ft·OO· rny St'Ble t.Joi\lelllllity. Sevt\l'a•l .camp tu•r·rts !h vlhcr p;wt-y WJ·Il r·t.'(Tivj• t".df al•l the ,h;Jy ·a·n d fvddcr 1t ~ar'llltrip out or t;.ta'lc events, tllnd Wi\Wt P<llll Of the ! doU I"I!lt-; -1'111" w1ll t·~l . I will {:ood 1 ])Ottud o{ oand looa~ oawH«'W lhoavc ilx."t"ff' en· OOhcr rmnly w1ll n'c<'IVe Iii' ; tl;JIW} p~r dllty, j.oycd by many of oha-ptcr mt.~m ­ I pla·n Ito f.ii!U·I'h ••ntl df'1,"{' 1l<~p lh1• boos. I wtll kt"t'P my bfocf (';fif m the fo'II!IW i ll·g jubs: (II !it"(' ])irtg ~·.· b<il •ll Jl<l'l"llh of our ·ho~ . I Will N~nb <21 seleotm~-: gtl l (:JJ f•'lldm g kPop d1•y ht..•ddiJ ~g in m.v calf'!> t1Je Alit. :-t all. I wiolol kct'P "-ho ~bll f·I'CJ' f ru111 1~mfob, wm•m ;~n t l d(."ll1l. I BY BUTCH GAUL will fL"<'rl my (.'illf und-n <'ll'otlf'ic SWEET CORN )1·;..:ht. l lhl'l'r. w~l1l he .r wind~1w in CtJIISJdt.\l"lt.'d to!IC f11llowm g th e ....tall. My n1lf wiL!l bavo 25 W ·~tcmi'> of CD:ilt >md ih·1ns oi rot urn s tiiOI"<' ~qua1·c foul or S'l111+ ~'<JlitCC . when I (",'C"It.'QI:t'd my s weet ,·mn 'l y ea l.!'~~ lmdlehu g wl)l be of h~IY projco~:t : tll IN' of l<tntl, Z <J<:n·;;. aut! ftJotlller. . BY JIMMY DIIM t21 seed, Hi 'I}QUlld... (:JJ l,lt'<.wn The Racine FUI(Iua- Farmers or 'llllltl·l.I'I'C (4) fCII"'Illl.'lt'r, IU -80 b1l kb Slll•Ce llUI'Oh1lslllg IUV t:a.tf, 1 ,<\imcrit'a 8ii'C f.oousi'flll: .a1.1tetaion on (5) u...c af nuwhmcry au·d t't!LLIP· , h· 1 ~e fl•d 49ti ·ronml~ 1 or <~.Jf.a.Jfa tile work of 11he 1'\ituJ,~ F"B111ll~·s mctrL, 20 ~w•••~ 11•••.1, :n:t .PoLtntb of t.'lwppc.•d fOO · Of .t:llday who will be =>U«OO">'ful l p~1m .to pul~l IOUO do 1.c 11 t'<t r~ d< r· 1llltl li2 lJ()Um:l.s .u.f 16 '' odatry Wfti: Obesl.er, Obio, wb<re is lliO'W FIELD CORN PRODUCTION y~ ~ and: ado1 dte West Cll&1)ter FFA. .Ja 19H }row.d Nolan became Br Cha.-1•• HolterI consider~d the followmg 1tcmli of cost and Items o( rctur?s when I selected my corn proJect : (aJ u~e of land. one _a~rc <_bl seed, ntne pound (c) fer~•l .•ze.r . 3~ pou· nds (d) Ulie uf machinery and t!CJ· u,pment, l~ hours (e) manure, 10 loads. . ltem.31 1 IY JIMMY DIIM oJoovcd !-annct;.e. He WOllld hive ·liked ootJUng bolter •han 410 "J)Md al:l lb., daty6 on M IJll'HDI.a• Lion. Watm~on G-eolr;e in' 'iiOOve a.nythiJJI At ,ltJs !hOme ~:n ,MOOIYIJ Vernon, be cwood sovOJ"'Iltl olwndred eeres M '\\1holoh bb •main crop wu t.obecoo. lloo- a.-w lthil::l c110p becune •i\(IQrel' Mid ·po!OII'OW' e~~.ch year. Fin-- all>", hedeclclecl"' plant mare wbcat., oom ..nd 011t.s .aud «her aimJJ.,.. or:ropt. He dl.dn't p)Mt tiM •me fWol'ch wlltlh till& Nme CI'IOP re.r .rtll'l' 1'Car. lmtcad be rom&.edltlom. 11bi8 mellhoc ~ lmpt'OY't.'d bU f...-m • be •bopod rt would. SoaD ollber ba;an ! ......·J. . lli8 ••• ampLe. )n G«me• lime, f"lt'miftt" '"" old f~ rompored"' forming · Crude plOWI wtll~ .pulftord ~ oxon ot ilor'IMw .\ v turn OWl' t.he 'lfOUII4. O'opll ~ WI lli'Wit.OO by ibM\d w-.-·, Wid! - · 0.... ..... ~ _.., or plant.e!l ·~ - """""'"' ,eodl ov.erbyrt.he 1be r-.moer w.-bock...,.lmh.......,.lti< ·~aU the ft'.IIOWre ltOd ma-oh-,. """" llbe l•m tocloy Qn W-ork __ ,....,a._.w.......,.. t.t. m.,. ,. __ be done qu~. lmweebmoyboOaooOD•doy farmoos Of l>WCI)t (."01 •11 . ~lly l;uth!,\.'ll ·:-J)WW :- a Ctl·tlL"Oill!l'iik L. Sbow:rnamlQp for YocrrtikM: Acri.. C1'1LMI at ltibe Wldqbam · bu- culture, a,.n.Pron' dairY · ·IDtmsl fOr VoCatiooal Aericulliure. · · '""'"" •. ..._ .. .,.113 ..,.,_ ,._.. ...ug wm lbome ~- u 53 ~bkr OI"'OJJ>. record book for this same proj(!ct 11howed a labor -income or $618.21. 'l'hls yc11r my pro· Jed bud&'Cl shows a labor lneome of ..,18.43. The items of ('Ofit kl'C use of l.nd, plant:;~, manure, fcrti. li~r. spray, and dust n"Uttcl'lal, l#vui.ock 411"0jeclil ttdude 2G IIOW', cil.t GtOJi ~\k, 3 feeder IPlt I*'OJed:, 9 dlrilr,y thord. .. .tiiiVt" meat, D di'Ery lbolfet\ 3....., fW" n'leat.. 2 ohlclto:t f« pu!Mlw. 1 beef use o( ·machiner y, twiu~ . ~ tal(cs, feedlui, 1 hoof oaU:le lmd. t r.a(). and basket:-;. bit. knpn,n.-atreot pt10jttl'W JiDdode dM'y !ben~ recotdl, poultrly fJioclr ~. ~ iiii1J[Ofd:il1!int., wiJ lmpl"Qv61J1oml, lbom4l · ·bcMJtii(lt.. cal.kn, horne f.arm ebop. tnctor nMintelltlm.OOt~ll!l borne ham im- pr'O\'ml(liJ(.. 'Jih<we pmductkai and: lm:PtO\'!immt. projtdrt are t~lte bQie tor tlbe 01-.roum ,J•11.11ru<lioo 6Jr ~lhe. The H£l"eem('ul. fur m~· projert states that I will furni sh the 1\Ml of land, plantll. manure . fertilizer , of muehint>ry . 1winc, slake", and baskets. The nthr!r I'Hrl.~o· will nol furnish anythlna I will rc. eelve all the tollll returns. The other party will not receive any. thinll:. The plan~ of prllcll<'<' rot· Uti~ project arc m kccpillll accurate rocards (21 scl~tlng soil (3) llelecl· ina: plants (4) fertilizing (0) manure (6) soli preparation 17) planting lll!ltl drdt. C. SvcM) window!!: .atu:t elec· ' ·" • f\ilht provoide 11111•1. D. I teop my •hoeiioer sbaiol' bedded wl.(tb iliii.Rw. YIQOalionWL ~UJ'e ye&jf. E. M1y feOO lf'Ct"'l''d 6how8 :tlbatl I ln addM:ion eadt. v~hll: qrt. ·h:we f-ed (Dooembor 1st .to FocbnillUMure Jt.~ N». an (J!ppOII'IIu\· (8) ahowing C9) eultivalion ! 10) dls- <AA.-y 200) 160 1p0unds grain, 32 lty (0 bmld manlY- joql inllbe ca&e and ~nsecl Oil cover f..'l"OP (12) opou·nth (l( !jUppllemlent, 120 llOOIIda faml ti»p. · warketini!". aud (13) bur\•eline. 1>ey wd 100 potUI<!l of liilop. j or A- '. 1 j •l•o a victim of Seturdey's e:rclonic: tr.- winds which ctu.ed hith propwty d.lmqe through out Meigs CouRty. This portion PICTURED ABOVE Is the dul- ~ ··•-H.D•'"'· ·- !lim,.. age wrought by high winds Sat· J· ~tcploded fi"'M .... ,......,.. " . urd•v at about noon when the 4ft• wind, Kattwlnt blldt .nd: dndet- block garage, uMd to ·-dtbrls OYi~"" the l'f'IIW,.Y fOr • · house busses un the property of dlstanc• of thir1y ... ~· ~· . of the front of ttM building coll•p'~ d~o~rint~ tfM. Mlghth of the windstorm, (Sentin•I Photo}. ' ... .t Heart F nd Campaign Nets- 0 -' Dayi ... FJ81"k1Ntelr N one WH In the imml4i.,. ·v klnlty of the ttrvcIUN. when ft ce~t~pHd, ($entin.l ......., .. * * 80 Volunteer Workers Make iMiddleport Driver I Pomeroy-Middleport Canvass Injured When Car and Middleport resi· Heart Fund Sunday from 2-4 p. m.j 1 was praised by Mrs. Guy Reynolds,' chairmliln of the local house·to-hOU·] . se canvass. A total of $462.62 wus A 26-ycar·olrl Middleport womlurned in by the volunteer workers an was Injured a.nd he_r 19153 Dodand a large number or envelopes ge sedan was demolished w_hcn were lelt at homes where the tam· It went out of control, and h1t a Mrs. Charlcli Mullen, Hearl Fund Uy were absent for the afternoon. power pol_c, and a mall box, S~n· Chairman reported a total or $820.- .Mrs. Reynolds as chairman of day mornang on Route 7, Shertff 39 W'ith $460.46 collected in Mid· Charles Russell reported. dleport and $359.93 collc:cted jn The auto driven by l\1rs. June Pomeroy. An ad<lil!iMaoi booli.t was seen 'Sayre, was traveling north, two -)")O.'ISi•ble Cor MeU Oounty miles south, of Middleport, accord. Mra. Mullen pointed out that a Heart Fund Campa~gn rt.oda¥ wiltb ing to the report when it went on number of families were not at ~~he 1111111110UDICemeoltJ tma.t w. R. to the berm, and crashed into the home when a Heart Fund volun· SJl.ac:t,een, opl'C'ait.or ot 1lhe Old Inn pole and mail brut:. tecr called yesterdaY;, These fa~: Se!'VIcc Sb:rtion-, w. M:.ain Slrlect illcs may use the not-at-home hllld offe11ed .a 1947 Cr:(lgjey .auto According to Mrs. Sayre, she pulcoUcetlon envelopes, _le~t behind by I 00 be .given a.w:ay Marolt 17 w~th led to the side of the road, when t~e v~lunteers to ma1J m their con-~ .,1,1 pr1oeeeds Ito be ·giiVcon Lo llhe 11he was approached by anot.hcl tnbuUon. Md <»uney H~ Fum:l Drive. 1~ar, headed the oppsitc dlrccbon, gs · 1 m her lane of traHic on a curve. The Heart Sunday. Fund will i 1She stated that when she drove on· help greatly in rcach~ng .the goal Ute Health a.nd Safely committ.ce i to the berm the car went out of for Melgs County whtch 1s $2,7M of the Middleport Business and' control. w · club spon and Mn. Mullen thanked each and , f . everyone of the volunteer workers 1ro es:nona1 omens ' • She was treated at Meigs Gen. and both of the . Heart Sunday sors ~f the canvallfl, worked at the eral Hospilal ror laceration& of tho chairmen Mrs. Rub• Bact for Po• headquarters _at the Village Hall! face, a le .. ill.l'ury, and inl""" to the ,. and was asatsted by Mrs. Fred . h •h -~ ' mero~ and Mrs. Pcatl Reyn~lds Hibbs of the Health and Sarety mout w en some teeth were !or Itt . M W 1 Fr•• vice· knocked out. H Middleport rt s d for 1 making •• · · the c ftrt~t 1 comm ee. rs. es cy ~ , ea un ay n rot'III:H oun Y. president, and MillS Freddie Jloud· a success. 1 1 It 'd l .Middleport's I"C.SpOt\li.e to the as IC ' ptct!l en • . . were . . m1 orug• h~ ,se8SlORr 1 inc" T SPONSORED·BY AUOD Appllqoe c..W' Brolllm ,...II'Y eo.• 111<. POIMI'iy, Oh.. • .'. Rller 011 Co. ,_...,., Oltiot . .. Mellis EcrulpmeJil Co. ........,.Ohio Shumway Florbt s--D!IIo ,_,.,.Oit.. . , Melp Co f)rm Bur,ou c;.,qp Fulk>n·ThoniJISC!D !frt.tlor Sole!i . Pom....,, Ohio . '- t..otm llllta, Cililo · First · N•lro....... lee IIUl rn.tafe o~Y.11hlo ·=IY~~ Ollln VoUey F • Co. lllclftt, Qhlo . '· SlmOIII Mlr.ltd Nmt..,. 'Ohfa r' Run . :.O...o~~t,..,ioi;O~"""''-o\.l.4i-~-._...lliill;~i.o.;.,~1,;;;.-..~.oo..-~"""~~t...io~ ./ .. ~ «del' of ~ ·---··- Sttlloa · .. . . .~. • be-t· will be M.' •in lo'obr'l.t•ary ()Ollllll1y, lt1hc J&l;ic D. l<"'oWicr. iDCktde Luellen, si'M'<lr, WHEELING, w. Va. UP Spm.oor, Lel'ant; fOUl' <la~tlen;. hng, Mrs. Orm Smllh, Doris Rice, ·14-year-old conressed slayer under· Ml1"'8'. Rabcnt ltoo~h and iMrrs. Ru.P.. , Susan , Probasco, B~verly Perrin, goes a mental examination t.o<lay pe'l1l Rke, both of J...obimt.; ·anl"l ~ 0 Mrs. ~harlotle Pemn, Mn. Thco in an attempt to determine why Mrs. Bil}y Smilth oand M l\~. lhui~ AI ~rs. Denver ~tee, ~rs. Freda Wei. 1' . NeuWing, Mrs. Vernor Sec, Joe he bludgeoned a Cub Seoul t.o Rogors, bQtJh of Columbo....-; four Kenneth McElhinney, d ath 901ns· 1...w.wen.CQ JQhnt.1town 0 . Sally Schaaf, Mn. William Childs, c ' OU.ff~, Balrbwfun; P.auJ, W~Jiin~ Mrs. James Thomas, Mrs. Will Jtey. Tommy William&, the twin son ton 0 ood Dhlle .at !home· 33 nolds, Mrs. Rodney Saijer, Mr5. of a WbeeliDJ stelmaker, con· J ~~·lld:ron llhi 16 groat .gnm\l James Arnold, Mrs. y1rginia Clif· fessed last week he killed 9-year· Oh!!!dlreJi,. ford, Mrs. James Simpson, Mrs. old David Powell on Fehruary 9. ortOOiaWintg ~II. ~.ho ,;('I';Vit:c Wl•ll mg · 'Of~ 33 ~ 7 wiillllm A~t~U!' Sklnrrer, Mrs. H. E. Hub- JJe was ord~red to take the mental 'be thJo Rov. F()('I"Ieiiit M·III~Tay and Pont~ coo~ ]JrttN3. . bard, Mts. Lhmei Bogcs, Mrs. te.st:; after hts defense counsel, Wil· ·bu:r!la.l wm 00 •WI Looe o~k Ccm<' . l.~tcd .a.h;o Ito~ ·before "1 ~chard Gress, Jacqucl~ne !Ice, Ham Callahan, withdrew legal ac- IOOry ;n. N.iint P}leasanlt. UKl -caunoeil wa, -del)atl(l and ~i· Mu. H. L. Dunham, Mrs. Walter Uon to free hls identical twln, Jo_ ,. ,____ _ _ _ __ bJoe Jq:;isla41oQ. 00 Jllbe ~ Wadel~. Atrs. D. L. Bt<:k, Mrs. Doo aeph. ~......, -...~ --r~·- of Un· Slivers, M_rs. 1\. M_. Shennan, Mn. •n ........... oe _..._. ..._.. ""'"'"•.. o E M K111 1 M Lei d B Tommy's (""on£es!iiou exonerated iqo A~ by tlOO ~ ·~·ay · · c ey, rs. an rown J<n~et•h., but t.h~ twin's parents ..__.__ ~ 1Mrs. C. D. Reichman, Mrs. Irvin -P-~·w" Baum;ar d ner, J a ... ~s Childs an d agreed to allow Joseph· lo take the ~·- , ·,Ia E. F 4n •. ~.. . . _ .,_, •ia'r yor · "",111-!iWI M G c Uds examination with his brolher willl ibals f!CIOei¥ed 19 .rep)iew A.O Ib is ,Jictrs. eorge n · the understanding he st'lll would n :rie due .b) def"ocbve WJt"l~ll(l: Wt to residents of tfwtt distl"id be Uab'lc to bond afterwards. wil.h 16 of .the reeido!"m8 ''Oi£'1~ C3ll800 <an estdma'lled d 91100~ to\o;Jt . a~ Qf .abe widOO:illg IPd ~re~ LEAVING FOA FRANCE i"'g $7!S 8t Jtbe <Jampbold Htwpcr - - '()1'0]00\ and ool• tror ,! lr. ..00 Mo• Loran ond RUMMAGE SALE t'Cl'lid6noo oo East Maino Sd'!1t.."l'l. oppcl9Cd. lt.mbana 4ll1d Romlld; Jdbnnla Jor. The Senior Clasg o( Pomeroy Saltundlty lliOOD, Ohiuf of ~lhe Pomof'--:--::--:--:-::-::-:::--:-dano. Wll. Kif Pomeroy, .;'Dif N8oc.y Jflgb School Is sponsoring tt rum- roy Filre Dcpmllrmeob ~ Hick.• HOLZ.IIt HOSPITAL Jordan Q£ G&liilipoolil spor.. the ma~:e sale on March_1·2 and 3 h1 ~ Admitted Saturday: Mn. Amon .w~ Jn Bctwernler, Pat, w.i4Jb the vacant shop adjacent to the '11he Jire w~ ·iiOOI.al.oll ~.u oQ. ('1JI'Jlt:r f.'irbis, Arbuck'le, W. ·va.; Calvin, Mr\1 l..ooprjw Histor l¥flld ~. Kroger Store In Pomeroy. All pro- of the '!liliUc of •thel dtweUin•g <UJd SquirM, Lang&vUlt. ~'6 For9:-MJ Zalbvtk and ceeds from the sale will go to wats el011itig!Lti!llhed wit!hin lter:ll utinAdmitted SUllday: Mro. Earl lmo ..., ~ 12, J»r ward making !be Swtlor Trip poli' ,.;e; of 11>e ...,., ftt-o -ten. ar· _before otbe ~y C~ty Council.~ iiiii9Pf!Cilat 800I:Uoo .caiU.-cd fOil" roJ1o1iglbtl 1St 8 1). m. •m tihC! ooulllcll. ~bo:rs M Cittr Hla'J~ will be drla~ 800 !8Kioptioo of a COU· ~ .on:llnmoo ioJI ~ ii'OOU~~<C· COOle . Itatblti fie~ bot:.t h c. Berk-ley, 72 LClt 0111t. w. V<~•. , v."lw died Salt!lwda·y aflut'lbOLioll· 3 1 o[ .... ·191• M<·. •11<1 Mo·o Mr11. Leo Childs, Mra. year, all o which rtflcct to them lhe credit which Is due the membcratllp of tills ch~ter. . ' . The clvlc minded Individual~ and fli1DB listed below are CG-ifPO~ or thls pal(e .In order that prol)er re.<OIOIIUon be fi(Ven The Fullll'8•Fimll<!ts or Racine Chapter tor a year of accomoUshlllEint and endeavor. . ~o~unoel<M. sc.rrviocs f.o r Mffl ~1·11.a- 1884, in· Mrs. Millon Hood, MfB, L. E R•Y· - . ..... . Elizabelh Ber~ey F~eral Services Wdl Be Tuesday wl:llS' Mayer, Mrs. Olio VoUey lriillr Co. STIRRED UP by tornedoet. Which laahed southern and centr.al Ohkl, high wind1 ripped into • h~Mnc, ll~l~l·d 'I1ucm~~~ •~1 CUbScout Slayer Hltm"l'C, 1 P.• ~~heFo~J"r~mcg fo'ull'l"~•-11 ~~~al>l)l\. -... I Workers on the drive Mr~. Site booon on 9, "} ~John Harry McGuffin, I J t• M t } M-ason· da-u POMeroy Counci s Iven• en a • ~hlor • nolds, John Meets In .s.c-nr.r..al Bowman. Mro. William Weaver, FaTesting Today. Harvey; SU<Viwm• h"' ·h'""''" . r1e Erlewtne, !'frs. W. R. .on'tl Mil's . Ze!l On this rage are recounted lllliiiV ol their llthievements durio« tiWi past • I I Throuib their studies ol the scientifi< tpproacb to the problel\18 of lttm· llodne, OhJ• bkd: Dunt, readrinJC \'elocities -.. -to . . . . by!... _ , Oable fe.Wure ,... reoporlted on E. Main Street iD Pom..eroy by .die teloepbooe C'GIDI*If" due to UN t.aUiDg of IHih po'li'!e:r tioaJ acrou ~ ~idea," A new -table i:nste&tioa Dllf' Jtut,. land wa, bumed out wbe-n it toe came into eODtact with power m-_ Tbe touoty Jt4,bway department tOday saJd tflat ~ !had beea. made Jbbat oa buge tree had been blowu dw"n 08 Jen&¥ Wwtt l'Oeil between I:Joooa& rtmd: Apple Grote but ~ illbe l"'eiKrt had as yet Et«noon. ... I . Turner, Mrs. I ·I .. Defective Wiring Blamed For Blaze J •'-··'·- ~ 1.. . ............. - • ~~ ~ Midael,, . ' - siblo. . -- ___ __ ., one year. On a charae of non·liupport, WiJ. liam Junior OweM, 3.5. Pomeroy, was aentenc..-:d, today, by Juvenile Judge John Bacon, to one year in the workhouse. Thoml5 Enyon, Jr., Syracosc, was bound lo the Grand Jury. today, by Justice ot lbe Peace, Porcy Poopies. Enyon plead not guilty to the charge of driving while lnloxtcated, but to a charge or having fieticlous re&istra· tion, be plead guilty, and was fiDed $100 and tOlltB_ hy Peoples. ln other act1on, Vernon Young, 18, Long Bottom, was fined $16 and c011ta, today •. by Justice ~f the P_eace, R. E. G!!'ndl~. of Mnsenvtlle. l_le was chArged wtth reckless OPff'llJoArwben he pas.se~ a tuner· al proce,slon, and drove 1n and out of the procculon. . . . _John Gray, 24, Harnsonv,!te, ~~ bceo rtvii\.a.t 411>• f~ll/l1i!S ~• • ... .... -· inlier perk in sub.~o~rbar. Clncln·. n•ti end upset !tight trailer home1. Nu one was injured, I ~ c 1be Ohio Power! 9 l'll!pmted thod maoy of .as wen downed durinc tbe siD'm but t.Js: by late ~ Dillll fllel'vice bad bem restored by repair power•t.... Cf\e"i\1J. · Columbul!llc: SoutberD Ohio ~eo tee.~ ~ t. . eb"e loWU- ·end of · · .. _ . - . : ~ in -three diffenmt -~ dbe 'iO timbil: ofatlillg . . . _ .• teJwon wn., Scnieei.. wf1 Ckt- nrpted for 26 mtnuta" m ·MUtdl~· MtddJeport Ma,ror C. 0. Fi:iher s port mel .fmr a tite amoua1; of q oooordiDg t.o ·• CfJD.i... $25 ~nd, on a char~e ~ uD&afe pany ~. Ia ~ tWraJ operation, a~d also I~ th1• court '8fiOO:t tinoe WEI'e dow~~ 'Wid! tbe Saturday mght; Ardith But.ou, ~ Plaim beinc lterdmt: JrJt. 42, Middleport. who was arrested Pon.laod.11Dd Lefat a13o ~ by Chief or PoUce Ruuell Bailey i:ntumitteot ~ ~ • a on the charge of allowi~ truh resutt of dle ~high wiftda. ·• and refuse to collect on hts PI'OP· At New Hav-eit e1 - bJoW.. c_rty Wlllrin the village limlts was from tbe marquee~:'~ faned $5 and eoast.8. T'tteetce and (be roof of tbe ~ Ch1ef Bailey reported the CLar- 11aveo Pot.t.e!ly it:t! bJ' ence Coffendafl"t::r, 39, Akron, wa& the .bigb 1riiJ!b.ca,;..~ wa.t relea:;ed on a $25 appearance bk.wwn .out or ee:wn1 taMe i..tl bond: He was a.m~ated Satunta,y MIMoft ~ iiDd ~ demolb! Everett Bostic, C!harged with •i.sbed. k woa atso ~ tf1at disorderly conduct. tel-eviaioa ........, ia die 118eoD The Highway Patrol reported City. bent doubJe b 1 ~hat P~t )_fitchelJ, 21 Middleport., wind8. Ill GalhpoJ~ Mun'idpal Court,. Sat· WIIHe llleicJ aou.ty lia 1 urllay, forfeited. t~o $25 boads, oo ....,..,.11"itb~~- ­ eharg~ of resuting arrest and age t!111i woUld AIDCal l'City am-enl · tlnlavll 1!1 • • - ~ ~ spcedtng. court, Saturday rtight, (orefelted a io JJ"Its power· pore . ~ Pomeroy dents yeaterday opened their hearts a·n d their purses to the BO volun· teer · workers who made a house to house collection in behalf of the 1966 JJeart Sunday afternoon. Rl•ill<! Pllnta• MUI lf.Kh winds up to 90 m'lm per hour were re~ made ----~~~~~~----------------- log tbev have brouibt credit to tllcmstlves. to their commlllllty, and to my lh-cifrr 3 pounds Q'ltf'l per da-y. t;. I ·tll&n ~v keel' tiJy trei1'er -gar• OWDed by Geor-ae Jl Monkey Rua CDiHapsecl f!jMered in tho Meigs County area dlaine the "~ .scetterinf Sa•urday at .oout noon and re- I ciDder block <JVIY tbe I'Uidlf..,t sultOO in ~.:: damage , ror a diRitaDce at more tmu dUrtj thiroogJbout the aru oceordine to ted. rep<>t1~~ from variow ~1rons. No damage Mtimratf. wa:t In Pomeroy -and MiddWport u of .tndaJ on tohe ooillapee of a numerOU! ~:s were mMie of porUon of tbe front ot &be Excel~ roof d.:lmage aDd falling brick .Aor Salt W«b BurlcM.c 011 E. from cbimlle)"'! ~e a ~ind.er ~ SUat in Pomeroy_ 'Jbe - - ·· - - iniDl aod ~ oonwt'olfile ,;;. PICTURED ABOVE Is · • ¥lew of tM Excelsl~>r Salt Worb Buildlnt on E. Mein Str-eet which Wll The Racine Chapter ol U1e Future Farmers or America arc to be com· mended on a ye81r or Slllendld achlev~ment and progJ'eSS Jn the pursuit of arn-lcultural lulowled£e, 'tiCin oonooMlr.at-o. B. I um fcood:lng my ltoHet· 3 pouO of thiti t~Jon da-tJ.y. t:. I lil.m ·focodinl: 13 :poond1-i or h<~~ per day. D. I am f~ng ll'O\Il>i'IHI! ~1lle dairoy hei-fer: A. l i~ltl h!vusing my •betfer m a barn wit·h milk t.'O\W\, B. I ba'V{l: my hei· ft~l' in a dill)' :~>t aM l~h«"il feet wide <~<~l'di -r-IVl' foot ilwrg (!hat B fn:to of .Meigs County Escapes Serious Damage From Raging Winds In Meigs Courts UJday aod. over the _.l.!eund with I total of six ca&es bang beard by Joul jurbU; one man waa bound to the Grand Jury, .nd another was sentenced to the Cincinnati Wcri:hou.se for Future Farmers of America • ..,., use ••be . _ , ,_,. wfth r.ln ten)fht .... bl JDa, T..... CO.... W'lth Jne'M flunitt. ,. I their school. ...... ...., • Meigs-Co Courts ~--of~-.~ ln Session Today ~--~i!oe~ eo.... • f ases ·-out ""'.._ - ... wi-lbrvuc!r Hear SIX """"'>' "'' or wl>i<ll ,...., , Feod-ing 'Lhe daiey .heirem: A. I H% pro- poC'!h_.·e dll!rin8 •the .sumn1er. F. I ,Pl"'U\'ide ·J,resh., CilM'Il WM« fw my JH>Itoer .VI tho' time. '• heifer ~ Jrom OlcQlber -. JOI' ! I.a"' ~~...- -'iv <>4, • - • . ,m. ""' 'fiiVol 'I..U ..,.,_.:>£' lhPU .....,. bUdget ~ ~ · ~ for this· bnojeat to be me oa-1( va.~ucd d. $23.00, 6000 'JI(lW)ds of mi!lk valued at $380.00 llfld otbe te.s,tmJeted :price of (be ~ M i· fer at 57&00 11be -Miffioa.t«<· ~ f~Eturn. $f80.(lO 'l1be es~timlitedooets forflh!~>o,pl'IIJ· jeet &ll"e: (1) heifer $7a:oo (2) we of buildia.p ead tql.ti"plmenrl: ,or 6 mOQtr))SI $6.00 (3) fOim 43$ pl)undiJ Sl~ (4) 150 ~ of '32~ Da:ky Suvpil'f11Jltat· $6.00 (5-) ton¢ hay at $20.00 (6) :pastare 9 mo~hs $9.00 (71 brcediog aod ~ fees $4.00 rtot.a~ es1.irnated eQ$18 $130.24 11he .est1malted }a~m.oo.tre Gf'"y pi"'jeet to ·be $329.76. T1tre eg~ree­ meet for my jJ1oc« liot8te9 t1t1a:t J wiH fumld: 1bbe bei:fe-r', ~~lie o( bu:m:dines ~ ~. sqpplell"\enrt. and 1n~J;)b lbroeedi.ng. fees. party wiU not :fiumtsh I 'W'i¥! r&. -MUtttent""'.....,.., so. 1. _..,_"':"'::~:""::~~-..;~ · -!+..,;.,..,_":'':"--::::---::::-----::--:------:..j ~I br~;~a,Y,27, 1956 ·;:• Bua1ness Phone 381 Single Copy 5c for. m·,. 'l:l'lll ·fe.cdi'r~~g m\)1 tbeifer <Jil Monday, • : .• "'' • V()oAgStudents Take Part Racme . Jn "Earn As YOU Learn" Pro!l•am $3:;'/~roJcl'l Editorial Phone 397 No. 266 W:- . rocd . Vol. VII .,., ,... . .... . . . . Arna Bobert PaiD(:« eaaw on Mr. Mlrs. llanfy ~ IIIJid: fam""""'""' ~ ~. 1/Y Sooday-..... .;d _, A ft1Wd for! Sbc7wmaardrlp, Mrs. WiD HeiJmtn caUe:f oa Otlbet' ~ 1 reCelWid for my Mrs. l...tiJM'd ~ w~. beifa" """' Gt\ali.d ~ Glenna. ~ ~ n.da ~ He Studies Today ••• that you tat 'llhois catliloo mustl •bave abou l m.'i 1't'Wr'n of ~IIi:! 50 ~ly e;11f gahwd 22 puund~ over I 130,000 oow rarmer.Y t.•very ~ar M·y agreement wa..'> . l't'll"l'l'\("ll :-u•m a_ lti diiy pr-r1~ wl, iilll 'il'K'Il"'ilRO of to 'tep~klC ·ttllo.'IC who dle, t'C.1dirc. •<rfilcr I m!Kit•il.dtc budgtll My 01 g 1w· 1,1 R J!OIIIl'fl.~. prw d••Y · M:v calf -or 'ko&ve !the f·arm . 'Ilhc.~c men· •llllll!ll 1lll."ofl'IS .\'hO\\\S ICX<JIJIJy 11h;1•t J Wll] IIUW Wl' i·).(' h ."i 340 poun<J'S. be men w.lth cx:pcrienc and rtram(~h iOJ" bcail', ami W'lml t h t· J•ng ooou.g'l\ 1o be -.su~IUI. oJiaMI· othor pa•nt.y will!l furn i;,.h vt· he;u , BY RONNIE SALSER Wlhal pnl1t of ·l~lC n.'(unltil I will THE DAIRY HEIFER IL t... believed that: VOCtlof.ionllJ J\<"l:cive d!lld wh:11t t:h-c oUn•r p;n· ty I t'r~ll .~ldt·wd the fodlowinJ:: items A~niou.Uure -and FFA coo~loitutc wiUI rccci•\-"e. 1Miy 1111\rt't"lllPll•\ Wil~ t1hc most effect prog'I'flnl j1C"l d-e· :;.igndl by m~ f,a!Jtcr <tnd tl-k. Nol;~n . of <"nst <Hl'd ih'1tl\'l o()l{" tdUl'll.s when I :;eJt'('1cd my dui•l"l)' heifer r01r a vcloopod for ill"llll'llll!ll" bo')~ ro ibc· I "Wll·ld: siJOOy ~nd <kvdt~p p].aus pl·oj('(,!", 1t 1 anlmad; (2) usa or ronm iood fiiiM\6!'$ and ·helpi·n•g to do rt.h~ toHw·i"l-l .~v..cc~ l'vnn bui·ldtn·g and 'cqu·IJ:Hnent (3) gr.ain l'hem tJo boorune e~1labllbhod. ilfl ·projoct JObs: (I) .!i{'lt•t:"t. t1he -s11Jl (2\ (41 NU)lph~llli.!ni (5) h<IY (6) ;;~i•).!lge Iermlin(l: or tt.clr c.1holoo. !UI\Otlon~. of manure 10 u;;,• (;~) ,~1"] . t 7 I JlOl~ Lure 181 bt•oodi:ng ·and vclfl'Jn. viw ol tJbe natim':S' nt.'C& -octoioo of sot.•d (4) prt:P'Ilt"in;,: ~ l it-e ·•nouny f· f'~':+ li'ur nrturrn~ I pi·a•n, to for now f'llmnerSt t11 is :1'1i1Mn111 Uwl.t SOU (15) fct"~ltl ,~.y (6) pillllling (7) have I d~1ry ih~lrcr wi.hit :rn e~li­ r~illioll bo eJ'Vf.G .to tht\s& •(lU]livatJQn (8l,h>lrvetJin,!l .and (9) matod labor ~nrome of 110.00. )'UUIJC mm wbo ~me prcrrerin£ for .i\ly .agrot•m~C~~It war; wdHen Sol)()n ~'8 in fa.nn ~ng. aftt••· m.\" budget was mildc. My E.nro\Jragement wt !.his time will do l'tlol.k!h to 8Unwlale t:bem to cal hi.gh to'Chu<Jt <' h-<JP,kl<-i 111 4U llh'1"C<' li1C'nl .!fll'OWS oexaot4y wh>at 1 t..rdt'f' ~''(~ 401 ltl'Wter tlcll.it"Vt.'- ttlat<'lS, Jllawa~i 'lttd rn t'tlt lt IU<'U. wi 1-1 ftWit~h o<tMt CX\1CUy what ( J<Uturc J<'il'flmr:J\\ .>J ud y vt,.wtU()t\HI will TN..'t~iV'C . ·My agrtx·m~nl\ tthows m<Dl agrit·lll-tlllt'C w~t:h ntc dl'fm~tc Plll"· ex;u·.tl y wh;d 1\lho oUhcr .pa1t"l1 .y wi-11 pooe of bt.•coming ~ond t:i111"lltN~. n•nJve and wltiWI. Mro OOhor party HOW F. P. A. DROANIIED 'f.ll'Oy .h&\10 l'ill~l"\'"1:-><'d fi~lltllol'lll; Wl "l) flll 'll bh. IY JIMMY DIIM A h~Uit\ n\Otle .Uban ~ )'CIII.Jli a•JO pT'Il'£ruii.IIS 'tillhOIIItl W'llt'l'e •l•h<'}' Itil~ J ·lim!.' eompl"'ll'd hltf! foUow.i.n·c i.n K~;u Cttw, IMI~sounl.•, • f-ew thnlr t'IH,'liSI'OOitl IC1111'11il~ Ut•to .,__.. pl'lll~l h"i'• · rt) ·~ed(.'l~liug the dairy •\.u-<iJ PT'~Iicc . 1'ihC'll' H ' A act:ivJoli<'s bi>Gb L'!IOhOOl t~IIUI$mt~ of voc~:~U.Orlal ·hc-l[<"r Cl) l"crdi111'g the <hrlry .tlcifer rtlf'lruf~ Md .t'lr leadetljo g-a- teat~h lcs.dcr:-JMp, JglMXI d1 iwl.....,,Jup and (3l lhl)t"'ing the dairy iht'ifcr. l~ to fonn ... (W<lll rou~h 01'· o~nod pat.-rollt i~m . Sf'lt.'1:tirrg ·!·he OOI'l'y heifer: A. I fM'i!M!Ioft. lbt.t I... Jtl\e flir:Jt wot'd.!r l'Hil. •i dl'l'ed tlhc product.iun of ·my of •lt8 'l.'nltld: ·'I .bel:i.evc Kn F'ut.urc TOMATO PRODUCTION hf'ifc-r\ , p<U'Wll~. B I S('lco'LOO pore io'M'min£:" "l1be OOllOf'pts of Amly Joseph Gl•nn bl"t'd <lUtii'ILliOY lhf'loftt. C. J fiiC'JeCI\cd ain puriX"'C ~ fw lllhc 1'hllll Is a continuation projct't in -a llteJf.cr wil1h doop flantrs, fine ~ ......Tll.'ln'l of Am<riea 'NW1 tomato produrtion . J Scieclcd my •llnir, <tl\"lall-<.'Ut ~lead, too,JZ >Htld '101kt ~• ..,d IOOoy ll>e tomato project !loon after I started l~a•!-g'e ·nHIUioe, bright eym. squarcr. t·. A. bat! flJOI'tl than too,ooo my Freshman year In Vocational memben atfiu.t.ed wltb 8,000 lo- A ll r i c u I t u r c. I p r e p a r. •ly wt. 1~'~ • .and wi·l'h l~e b~l caPHCilly. D. I s<dod:t.>d my heolfer ed a budget for this projod . The ill F"cbnt<U'.Y 1955. E . I socurod my budget 1 made fur my freshman heif<'r £rom my obrol~ OOt·. F. IMy yeor showed a labor Income of ht'lk'l' is 11.'1"Mntalcd to be wortlh $83.00, De.,oted Fo Flae lntere.t. Oll'lle ,......J . >C c-,. - - . . , OHIO: rwlot ....... Itt .... RMtr ......... . thlt ....n.... In .... r ~· - weather en tine WUl JkilmM Mronday rill M.r. aDd lb. V - 1 ~. I ...,. l>eUor t<> 11>e 1965 Meifs {'.cMD;y FW;·Lreaei\'led ~~~td A iMV'M"d ~~ my ib!lifer, and A port: of 'tomorrow. -~ at y :-------· I "'"*"'Y ~ II•- - · I 601- Obb Prolect 00011 af· fNetm.,. ~ iil IDd . . 1 I . First President Was AFarmer r - i l , _ lr.. Pon>ersburli: ·cOiiiocl ...... )10niiiD Sola· iloer 1 started my =Paz.ticipatOO Racine Future · -Farmers Focus On Agriculture ev-. IY DALE HART ~- ...r •Joh. Ocmil Goollei<l DAIRY PODI,ICTic!N llld Mr. omd ilh. ~ ThU;. is a. OOIJI!Iwat.loll. project Sunday a:CUmoon wkb. lb. 00 --ban<. Fridlr or>-. -~ no... 1'1..- .... stucb' and develop plans to do the tami1ly 6piNJt SUIIdiaf" ,...,..... !Mr. roUowlnc tomato project jobs: IDd Mra. wm Heimlllo. stlectioa ot IOU (2) amount man11re to uae (3) .select1oa Mr. end !Bitrs. Buel. ltideaoor plants (4) preparation of mel 80b, ft. tDd Mn. 1Jtfln fortillzin1 (8) plonllne (7) cul'tivat- I Wiok'-n oolled "" lfr, """ Mn. lag and (8) summer C!lre. J . L. Wiclabam Sundar. ° = 111<11""' ·- _._ a o.o . Virlil -- • e ~ Ga~n ....... ~ . . . . . I . DJh. • Potuerw. the·, ;:;::, Shown 1te two of the trailers which ...,.. smuhed tq.ther. (lntematlona• Sovrtdphoto). Obio- - Sidney High School Student . John F. Carbaugh High In Scholarship Tests Dies Foilowing . of witb . . . . . . . , iato nu1l<ms. . .... Extended Illness emeod m.iWiom cl doiJ_.. (D ct.a"" <;OLtiMBl JS, o. UP The Stale Dt·partmcnt of Education an· nounced tod<Jy that Waldo Alonzo Pa~·lon, Sidnoy IHINI Srbooi 8IOOl'Cd 280 out of 300 pos:;Lblc points to plm:e fir:-;t in 1he BcncraJ Scholar· ship Test ftrr lllsh Sehool Seniors. Jn>~nn Zd~ler uf Fairmont Kettcring lligh Srhool, scorlng 248, led ~;:iris in 1hc ~:>enlyr tetta, given .January 20-21. Donald · Louthan Hill, Troy High School, wilh :159 pujnt~. was .setond among the boys and Carol Ann Richard of Fairmont Kctlt!ring wos second rank· ing girl with 239. R. M. Eyman. slate .!iupcrintend· cnl oi public instruction, announ· c-od l(lfte llllllntrui of' Z6 boys wd 25 girls who ranked in the! test, along w'ith lhm;e receiving "honorable mention"' for ranking in the top 5 per cont of lhe 15,781 seniors who participated. The total incJud· cd 7,419 boy.s and 8,362 girls. Dr. Ray G. Wood. wbo conducted the lcllt:;, said the lowest score in the ohi~h 50 per cent was 201 pomts out of 30. E)'man sBld 1'11Uon Wishes lo he Tenlativc fuiK'nll: arnangcments for W.ac:Jcmid,a.y afiCemooo have been oet !..- .hohll F. CarbaUIIII, 7f WOO died carJ.y 1\IOQday morntng at 1h!l.Jtome oC 'M B. Jltlkn SwitMcr G~ S,.,., -~ Ciil'ba~h thad beCD s-Jffoaniog from illn ~ UIOOSB '8ll'd made his home at the Swtibtr .rQii· d...,., No alose ~•trv-i:"*s W'e ltmJwm to cxit;.t aTJd clofoots Weft betng made tOOay to '~'eaCh -distant rellltiv-5 of I h(' dt-t'r:a:st>od ·in order that fWlol'nll arrangt"menl.s be complded. The body is at the Rawlings oonliC fm en~:rnco-. The h~ogh runk- COOIL'I f'U!I""KU'"al llomle ia Middleport ing boys ehru;e physics, engineer. frnm whl'fiC 90n'ioes will be held. ing and mcdkine for professions Fu1rerai services will! be ~ld they hOJX! to cntcr. \'\l(,t)ne.."doay oat 2 f. M. in 11hc Girls lhis year favored profcs I:."'w.n11g Chapel . for Edw8rd O'Co.n· &ion~ 'in teaching, medicine and n'O'r. 81, ,.,.,ho di11.-d -at lb~ ' rm:idoonc~ juurnalism. Iiili n a.dr~~ oC<!irlly .Wilt ·ml)lttq, ; Score cards for high Einishcrs Survi.,.on;: in1ol·ude lhiff W·ife: will go to collegea chosen by stu· -~hi.<J. Edwand O'Oonnar, dent:~ (or possible scholarship~. fivi"l <lhlh::lrfln Eldward P., Tho.~ who h•vc chosen no college BobiQln: Rttdey Obeta. Rat...jne; 'f~ur:.day, ~~laroch 1, will bring will he list~d in a brochure sent Jano Wh'i.tloc:k, Raeime; IMnJ. CU. to some 500 colleges. wt(l Community ~ to fbis ·hlcrfrre Se:hnlft, Pl4t~, Pa.; area. J\t l1he Webtbt{.on Sdlool .and Mrn. BV~ny Wil"!rlns. f'k~ Audi.t.o-rmm in Galtilpolis, tlbe 'fri. htmn h a-twt 18 grtan:dehitldn!J), Couo1y Communily Coooert AJJ. Fl'it-nod's. lll<ty oa)t at tlba Ewing .:<!Kiali'ioo w;JJ, •Jil1SL9eUt tbeil' :last fi\J.J1oM!II'I B I"IJTI<' an~ time md ifJ1Je CINCINNATI, 0 . UP-Prod'l.lce: roti('CJ1t or ,tJI\'C" season wh.oo: .the ~vi<"{: w~!l 00 CQQiduetW by · 11ggs weak; f\.OiUm£1' U. S. A Tl1.smn Boy'e Choir is f~. Rev. .John I<: lw-ood, j)3ilillur of illh.o }ao-!ge 44 ~0 46; medill.lm~ 42 to 44; The clroir, Chol9en. oiMOm all Haoin•r l\1('1\lhodi'1!11 Ohuroh.. brown- mil: 42 Ito 44; f;"X''.ra larg'e .:>·dtoob in Tucson and backed M a 40 rt.o 41-; A (oaor,g.c Vo'hlte 38 W 40: cummuni•ly projeotl, aPJQII'Cd on AUXILIARY TO MfET A mddi-utn WhM.IC 36\.oo 37; A me· l11e FAI Su.l~ TV ~~ ~b. 19. Thr Ladies Au:d!(lary .of Drew dium b""~"UWn 36 'I,'Q 47. T.h~ Al.bom~ CormnunCt:y Concert Wr,bsl\.t"l' l'ost. Amm•lc;lon Legion Chlielrooo, f~ fi!-m up lc; 3 A.-.-,'o(:i':JI!Jion wiN 'Pf'l'tiGitl 'lthoodore will meet. in 'l"eJ.'Ubar ~!!f'Niiclin• 'lUes~ to lJI:I abe 21 .to 22; hmli. ·hc<~vy Lo\t:dn, Am-eri.~ .~. at daoy ollf 7:38 p. m., it Wlal!il aniJlou~ war 5 1M) 22 ,too 24; 1hone. 14:ht. 5 ~~mori'al Auctikriwn. lhils ,W'll ibe cod t-,. by ~.. lJI"!>l<le!lt, ll>li>s IIlii ornd .,._ 17 "" 18; b= til;;hl .1.1-tf'l ·hM t.'Uiloort b"' t!i$ ~ m j • • .... .W!!lo~ - ~ 14 .., ~& ... dijLIQ& . - ... . ...:. ...... ·· -·· Edward O'Connor Funeral Serviee To Be Wednesday Two Community Concerts Set For This Area :!i• Market Reports .. '. ... -- _...._111 ~. Ole """""""' ....... lo .... lluc!IJeye Stole ..... .,.. - - Soturoloy. 'J'bree • - di~ly ~ ln.rr'ti'ls. Wire ..uributed t!bc 6ltorm .and doucf.. Tit< Scioto - -·a'"'*" . u 1... •bove f1ood Clr<levillo ""'"' ...t ..... ··~· t.. crest 1.5 fool over flood ....,. It · C'hlll- 'fucoday ~nv.r-~to n.; ............ !«< over floOO - · a · ~·. .. Two ltHth Cl11., A 300I'C ot 'M'.>C'Obdary f'Nil9 Mft bilfb f"'""""' .... Sat..., Hi"'- dowli by ctoocd - ""'icll -· poor. But tbe Slole ~ sai"d !today oofy t"W"D J)ltl'tmmt. """"' .......were : 'lbeie Route 20 srme toUi moH-es nortt.h U Mmlpelrer in WUor.. }ioants County aod Route 23 eboUt one-'lmlf mile ~'lOOtiJl of Uppt!S! SaaOO.k> lo W - """"""· 00. cr lb4,~ W«e "normal" ..!..:<. Obio·s .immedlaj<l ~ Ollll-,: - look .... fur cloud!- ilri.., biciiO I * ~o 1hc 40s and ~. tJilJVV6 r.a·io in the DOrth -.ad raiD ill tbe soohb .tb~ ~~ ~~ t;Ioudy ~ ad N.inll toftiati. ':1 wiHI ....- . . . . , lo tile BOo 01111 snow erpool.f'lt 'l'uctada,-. ' At leaet 1lhree :penom died • a re~"Wt. .of Sa4urdly'a .. --.n. ~; . ~ suU~J'r'optdy -~~i~un·co==~~~~~·~: """""""' mjlll1io:l. n.agod~~=~~: widespread rcw doi!Am<J -to·and w ~ a.t ~buumo .AFB, w- -•-·:;:=; &lODe. .uuw <m~ tn &milb.i • l o - eqoorq r'lock:ed at · __. ~Oo , :~ij,;oJ~ """#~~.• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 25, 1956 lambert