https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/36b723aa5ca2a347f94a06b4d7470a76.pdf 7e46675075a09f6ae881a5d5c82136f8 PDF Text Text -... ~-- -· • • . • •• •I I I. •'• l l l\ l -- The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, March 6, 1956 -- - -----=-------------- - - ;;;;._-=--. 'oae Eiaht_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ --· Governor Signs Want Ad Proclamation - Richard Haggerty Given Birthday Party At Home ••' •( '• Richard Haggerty cel.ebll'ttled b.h rf lh birrthdary &1. otbe home ol bit. I .. ~ aren.ts, Mr. cmd ~IrS. Robert .faggert:y , "\Wien ~ ~ and , .£riends were -in-vrirt.ed to ·a .party , ov~r tlll'tl weekend. Games were I pl-ayed under •the dh>ectioo nf ' 1 \ ' :\Lr.o.. Harold E. Hubba·r d wnd. prizes NOn by t:he 8lllal-l oguesob. Ref'M!Jhn{"dl't51 of ice cream, birthday ~a·ke nd IaV'Ol"5" were t!IHz.. •eth Caldwell , R.on·a'.ld SltUrlr!kn , J SC:I'Y ed· /I.Q )eoory MrcKean, Grallipol.h5; Millf.1\ Childs. &1:1and Jeffrey lc;ggs, Cynbhi·~ !M•His, Catl1i~ !MieJ~Ihinney , Pat A.rcher, Micbael lrt:&S, Robert and Jan,is Sc'bmoll, Lamry Vance, SallY Docokworil:l, Ohiwer Hawerroty . · Adu}t ;guegts ittcludOO Richard's grandmo::ber, /Mrs. Ohades~ McKean, and aunt Otld 4moJ-e, M'f', and M'l"S. Stanley '.Mir:Kean-, Galdoipo1is; MriS. Hubbard. Mhll. Vlr~'llia CH!ofhrd, IMirs.. Glenn H«lRler ~ay H-ubbard, Sbei-l:a. Y H~nsler, Donn:is- ' md ~. Kennetlh ·MrEI•hiJmY. Scll"lding gt~ts but unable oto at· MIDDLEPORT 1Cynthia Tompkins Receive.Nurses' Cop SOCIETY I At Cincinnati's Bethesda Hospital Sun. ' sam Wall£'r& and Mr. and Mrs. 1 M1·. and Miv. C. F. Tom'*i'Jlti P. Sim-moods., ·p residern of the laude Buskirk and son, Columbus, and Mn, Ohris, BpOOt SUoday tn 1 Bet·hesda Dtitnlle in Marae. The prelude ".Be Tib.ou Rut ere week(lnd guests of thelr par- c mema,a,ti w.ber,e t'hey art4Jended ni.S, Mr . and Mrs. Guy Walters. rbbe c apping exereise!J at Bet:besda Neill'" mid Idle ~iona:l openKatherine and Chrl9Une Gnnt, t Hospital I!IObool of ~etd l!hc serWce. f'olllx)wj-ng tllhe in_'olumbus, sPent the weekend with Cyrlltlbia Tompkins, was one of \"'Ca·~ lon by Rev. Simmonds, 'llhe .~lr s . Homer Grant. IJ7 elr'J.s •to ·P'IID theilr rfirst mitre- glee club ~ "M-aoy Now Char les Walburn and his moth· stone aDd reOei'W!I lllheirr ea118. The 1:a-y Spioni:l" a.fter Yrihicoh tjhe atler, Mrs. Stella Walhurn, are vislt- eerV'ioe WIISlbeld at.the!M.ot. AubUI"ff di•e!ti was .giV1:1D Oy HIW. Nwman ing in Columbus Uris week. • Presbyrteriw Churoh 'Wltth Rev. J . Sohrre.iber w.bo d:rti(J Iw !his tl.opic Mr . and Mrs. Paul Jones and CHESTER- GRANGE MEETS "Three Ral'll SWd.s" <and named · hlidre~ , Paula and Darrell, have At tlhe !OYod>''"'ll meeli:"''"' of Obc&- them <B "To deve.lop Jove iOl ~noved to Athens where he ia em..._'"" ·-. ers before ee1f; 'J\o koop growmg 1luyed. They had been living in 4oer Grlange Tue9day -evenoinog two i:n a manner }~k1o:! bhat of Jesus inhe Bradford garage apartment on demilt6 were ~ 8!Dd- One :rre- .c-reasing :m wi'Sdom aond faV(lil' of lrownell Avenue. mpcatement wall ftlld witlh· Oa'Wd .God •a-nd 'man; 'lrllrd To 4ll'rept our Mr. and MJ'I. Melvin Devol and Krobi.II!Olz, 'YtU1trhy maBt.er. •pN'I!id- 1Jl"(l'fress1on as caiiJI.ed of Godfamily, Belle. W. Va., entertained ing. '11he Nigihtingale pJ.edge uken by her mother, Mrs. Gua Ward, Anna Tbe ~ ol 4lbe ))1'WJIJraJn by the girls preceded rtlhe ~ill Mae Jeffen, Dora McGee and Mr. Rloy IMil!lier', ·lectullef', was '"famoU3' dOOication in which ea<"b. girl went 'fl.nd Mr11. Cecil Ward Sunday. ~ .m Feb. and for wtLat •t(l !Lbe ·aJ·!at- and J.irglhted -a cattX!i-e Michael 'l'urner, Bucyru1, hi! "WOtk eatlh were famous. 'I1he !life .C.rom tlhe ·~~er candJe ,as au oot been m with an ear infection whlle of Imroln tand Wa&hlngkm was of <lcdieatJ.oo. . visitina; his ,rrandpa:rez:tb. M:r . .liD~. .p~ by~..!..._~.....~~~ .:e~ Pray_e r ft1ld oVbe benedictilm. by Mrs. Joe Turner. Mr. Tur~ ·*'·on IIU c ~··· 16""• ~,.._...,. ..........~ r Rev. Sunmond:s ·a nd ·,\Jhe l"eeeSSlOO· sick leave from the .~.otk ~ by 'JihMmal Caee, W"la::bi'~~D '<Ill clOfied :roth6 ~oe a.flte:r 'Mhich Central railload. Ree:Q (Uei\1 '~· 118. a ~ f:JY ~ Kaatz. 'fhe open· hOOi.ie WII!S held far lth.e ~ the TUrni!r home were :t.Jr. 11;14,-~. ·~~ ~ F.~~eltv Ko.bl- ~lltz; •a t Dra'her HaU, dormitory. v~ P'Okldle by 1\he Ch.rle. Turner Ra<ln• . ., ·. . t ,..· r6W amw be~~·~:i~n~~: .!;~~:1 ~n ~ ~ ·'i::, "Y Gn~ ' ·tend the :party WeJ'C Jotm Ingoel&, · and M rs. '"'""! m Bo'··· - ~~ · ·Miitihael V·an ()oan.ey, Mart!1ra -and VlnMr. and Mrs . .1amea HaWley,_Sr. Ohat1k!s WUJ..i<am McKeRTJ<, M·iahare! have moved to the Pratt apar\Cnent Fee and Marii!.y n Stumbo. on the corner of Coal and North Second Avenue. They llld lived in tbe former Cluff bulldint attoSa the 1treet for ' numbe.r of years. • Mr. and Mfi. Clal'flnce Cliae spent Sunday w1U1 hil parents. Mr. and Mr1. Lafayette Cline Wtnaett Run, aDd her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. ' Walter Rings, New Matamoras; Mrs. A. D. Wilson, Bar~sville, Announcement V mad~ rJ 1\lhe b vtsltlng her sister Mra. John engagemenll 'Of Na.ney W.idsoo, Smilh, this week. ' d-at1~ter of 1Mr6. Wraller T. Wil· James Simpson Is on vacation .son, 14305 Drexmore Road. Sha- from the Rawlin&a-Coabl Funeral kec Heiights, Ohio, .to Fred.. M . Home aDd was accompanied to Grof(, !SOn of Mr$. F1red. D. G:roff Cleveland by Mra. Simpllln for 1 am111be ·late Mr. Groff, 3440 Ava- visit with relatives. • lon Road, Sbaker Heil~. Trht Helen Cline, who has ~eo Ill coupl-e plan 1lo •be married ill May. with measlea; bas returned iO her 1\k Grnf\f 'is .tJbe Rrandeonr \11. studies 1t MlddlepoL"t WJh School 'Mrs. A. P. 1Mii:ller 'lind a ·n ephew Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Baplt and of Mr. and Mn. Edil9on Hobstd- two &iris, Beaver, and Mlsa Cora ·tE1r. His ·rno!Jher rk9 th-e former May J"achlm, Jackson, vllited SunHazel IDller. day with Mrs. E. T. Bauer, Jackson, who is recuperating after major surgery at Holzer ' Hospital. Mra . Bauer was broug-ht to the home of ,her par~nts. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Karr, Sr. Sun~y from the hoapHal. Mr. liiDd Mrs. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. FDrre1t Bachtel vltited · Mr. Bachtel 's brother, Roy, and family at Eleanor, W. Va. Sunday, where A lii l'hhd'ay dinner was heM· ono his mother, Mn. Grac~ Bachtel, Sund:atY rf-or Uoyd Wri~o:l.t. MUlber- Akron, is a houseQUcsl. Monday ·r y A venue and his dauJ(IIltGr, ke-- Mrs. Roy ~tel and Mrs. pr.ce bccca Sue. Bachtel stopped for ..a vialt at the A lovt1\y cake w~ ,prcc;ell!.ed F9rrest Bachtel home'· «lljftiUte on · l~i m by _ his gmndm'Oiher, Mrs. a business vllit to Ravenswodd . J u-sie TUI'IIrel' . Patricia Richards has· returned otlht'.r,;; 'P~'~~nrt were ~tn. . Ro- to her work at thJ! Bureau of Unlwrl l)umeoU, M.r. ratrtd ,Mil"AA. E. B. employment Compensation,. Colum• Sh11c.t:-~ aiJ of P<~•rk&'SbU'I'IJ( and bus, after visiting her parents, Mr. ~h" s W 11ighl1and ISOOlS Mldhaet '1100 Bcnni·c. ".u.u· I Governor Leuac.he it pictured aho11e signing the proclam.. lon namirt~~ the Wftk of M•rch 10th as Nationel W1nt Ad W-" for Ot'lio, •• el•v.n Claulfltd Acl· vertlsing Manegen from Ohla loolc on. In the News; G~nor LluKM; Mrs, Nellie Co•, Cos-hocton Trl&une; Fron:t row standing •r.: Clyde Roberts, Columbut .Ditpttch; pldur• from .\ I ., . ' 'I I I I I Want-Ad Week aDd l..l.fli"l'S eadb. a·nd ever.y om i1..en oi our gl'elllt Slate .to re-nd, use and pmronize Want-Ad -a-llvtrlisi-ng. "Km~pirng ,tJhe spia";il':. (~f our Am· ericnn way of wltlb e cpm· !' I ' ' ' t!Q,J..I,!!.tll H 1!6IJCJ!W, me. ~mb ~ ·Uhe wl'lek -of Mlll'f'Oh 4th 1to M11rcll IOUh ·as N!lltiona'l Wimt· Ad Wet'k. Let us all I Jni! t'roni~e I V~'ll"S cl.r~ul' a•~i• nll{ mi•lHtloflc~ 011" dollallf ll'nnuaHy .thtoll,wh tmc pub· te&tJion and ·I' .!SJ>Om>& to au kl:~uls of w.w1'8 rand. oHellf.. J.t ~~ no won· der rtbat iUhe claii-.Si fi l'd cui U1n1lll hold a top -of-drbe..J. i~ ReW.!il'(llpOr 1,, ru~i·ng ft•<Jot\ll'i.\'i. ';) -~~ Southeast 4-ll Advisers Met. In Marietta li'ivo ~ 09-UJM-iwlfl. ··~~ t!he Sout!1Joi;G DiN'riuL 4.Ji Otub AdYJitKn OOI)I·tl1Mt.>e OOJd an- !Mariotlta Freb. 29 .apc1. ~-cb l, Tbe 10 ~ Wlhkm '-w«e llijJOII)· IIU'ed W ~ """ Olub .FouOOtaltioo Wfftl beld· :iill ltlhtt }lQL Oonr .w.-. ;fl"ell~ ~ MJCt 1M"WWAl were :at~m' 22 IIOUIIlhle!Hrst· can cowntrJiat , Ope o1 ~- 111MB ~ w• Jdbt. ltf.OWW. ~tla11,. 1 l>e1ift COl· ~e o1 ~, Ohio Stato Univemtt.y who ~ on "Let.'a Look at Ol,nebw'' Jq hb ~ Mount 'tlbM ' .ev_,.. ,~ wo do ·af~ ,()no ~ ' , ..J:"'"k; ~ . be • lric dial •••"•• on~ ,"~ fO~!~"~~;. ";:;~;~~' ~Az~ ~ ·1:;,~; •::~ !. ~ ~."r;:' ~~~; ~' <h "" l oh ~IICIU ~ n t, h t o< , or• ' ~" o~ •II " '"' ot oconao , lifo 11Ml ~t.t~~ , tt ~ .. r • •~ •lit Ill <""poll\ I~ • lr u #-orl oo ~••• M< . , , . 1< '" w.~ • ·"' ' ' ' " • " ' ""• \ rtr• " ' ' '" ' or Jn l n • • l o ooth o t u d • • • l~n a \ loU II 1 () 1~ U t!A illlv.J.. WAI'If liD ~ !<' • oO uo " " ' "' ol ~ ~ ••rn ~Ot flj [ll~l \01[ , 1 , rronk J. '·'"' " ''' · Go•·., M r of Ol> lo, •• ~ . . d y F tO~ IIIII llor <l , ~l h \ 0 I I tr·, o t NAI I-=-IIU. •AMI oJl to ltl<, IU '< h"Uy Qt QI Ol Oh 0 ' • ~ ••try < lt'l<n M o ~r U'""l lt U o lo lUI, Ul ~~~ ~o\r o nl " ~· O f'\ ·~ oov" ll " " li· ~ ~ h !o TII"I"'I "II H i r f , I '''" '"'"·" ' " '"'" '' '"" "Y •· • ~• "' "' ,.,.,, ., " " " '" ' "" ' -r I I'< '' ' " ' o t !»o!o to h or • f loo d ol <:.o l e.••• •, li d o ~O IJ. ~ · )· o l to or.u t , I n l ho Yoor ~ ~ O..r l.otO, OM f l<O u U nd Ni n O H•'l'lro d , ,.. llf \ )•• 1•, -umoo¥ Every n~w.spapnr Q·hl'i.IUJ.:ilmut t•he ('OUrrt"ny wlH be Ul'g inu_ 1'heir readers oto 110ad ~he Wunt· Ad.~ durtng Na14ona.l· W'll'ill·Ad Wt'l'k 4\t·a.rC' h "th t'O Mar<!h lotlh. S)no,c-Ja.J a<.l'vmIUsememt m tholr lJWdl publtc• tiorut eaULng 'illrt.-on\hm 1t(1 ~~he mil liontl of .oconumy,ln·i·nderl rpoople thul tt IPIIY6 ·,1,0 ·!f'hop •llho Wanot· Ads. 1 In¥ Woe. lo ~ ftfH~I p .r \h oi ~" l"U•I O.. I Morlco n t Wa.M.-Ac~ litre !the •hca·l'lt. thruO.~ of t•i'VIi'IIUtHOn>---mirlJ.i ons oi •(tiJ,jj-y rcadl,l\'> ~~~~ill tU•LI · • ' no•• "'" ' """ •uu' ' 'oplt, ond ti'OOiliel'.,tJh'li.O t:Xpec k.-d U'<.'ti:U.bki f J'OJII tohci-r Wan.t - Ad. 11he m i·u;htl,v ·HW~ l 'i...ilil ' ' ' " '"'' o u-< " ll" o·hn r•h , • lh•L • mtu o1 • 1 ea <~ <l tf • • lhot olhr M or l oono " ' Y ' " " ' ' "' all • • ~ rr ol Lt I...w aonds of Want -Ads ~~t lt(! roncoJ~ed ~ 'llhe counll'y hocouse of 1 It l o IIH tAl/oS l.ltUID)', People, · ~ he worLd liver, i•n ;1H walb of d·ilfc Uwn cl u·if;- 1to •t1he classi.fiOO '-colwnm Oil' 'tJhL1ir .fa.vvri.le 111ewspapcr, U.uloy the ~hoppint: place or m i ~l iuru;· . Eu·l'h day illhlll-l- " or ••r ~•l ~!no re• ll.hem." .J 1 I llr\1![ A[ WI. O:I t WI1EI\U:I, Uo now op opt" "r Qld o ' "'' """ II "' '~~~ .. o• "... 't• P•u ~~o~uru l"• """ ot ~ .. . r. 1!,1n to IC tt, 11 NlTIQW. IN;T .orD • t>:J-., ' "' d<'6ign<~.ed I Columbus Citl- ·iro~on 01' O•no J>oruti~• Jloportmonl .pol!i lw~ fr oo cllll!e11prisc, sa:vs C'...ovl()rno.r Lau·S~~..l lJ(!, tlhc ncwNJ)ape.r~ of Amc•· ic~t 1h1WC juin.NJ .tng!~llhcr and ' I Arthur Mochel, * * Oh-10 'billS' IX"QOiaimt..-d MM'Ch 4t"h rtlbrough .Ma·nch lOtlll ·a.s Nati-onal N.w~; ton Journ.I-H.,.eld end Govcnl()11 .l:''t:ank J . Lausoh.e of '' Smith, Cilmbrldgt Jeffenonien; Back row: it.r· mond Bec:kmen, Sprinvfleld Sun tnd Dtlly News; Larry K... l&r, Clncinn11ti Po.l; H. L. McOsker, Cinclnn•li El\quirw and Herbert Hl thhorn, Ohio St11te Journ•l. Harry Blnpr, Cinc:lnnatl Timet· Ster; Kenneth H•l'f'ln.,ton, Dey- left In right ar• Matftl: Mn. Ruth Welling, Sidney Deily I 1en; W. A. Wilson-Grolf . Engagement Announced BASHAN Uutlund l'TA Meeting Scheduletl March 12 . Mr. and Mrs. Herl'ftan' Carson. children, BelPre, spent wlth hlt~o parents, Mr. and Caraon, Sr . .and f11,m- . et a e !lll'. -and M~. Edwat<l IMdnt.o!itb and faom ity of Da)tQo were week· end ~ts ·o f !bios p~ Mr. and Mr<. flowaro IMcluludb 011d dll\llllb· t.er, oMiss llulriett·. Mrs. Elrnma Davis .00 ~ Max ch-ildren spool ~e weeke.nd •i'n F'dlil'8118bee, W, Va., wi':.th Mr. rand Mrs. Howard lLousb Fotlmer a;nd and faaniJy. iMr. ·aOO M'fli:. lliey Woodgeard and fami:l'Y aP'fi9l Su~ iD LO,a:an w)th. fbia plr'ebts, !M!r. and Mm.W. H. W -. Mr. and iMI&. Old Moore and d.auglhten and JeU Wi·bian 'Were Stm.day ,gueetu of Mr- ood . . . . Vern Davis, Middlepol'll . son·, w~ekend ~euests WhXIb ltti'm e ra ~p~e wa& v.'On by Ed'flhe Rev. N. D. Bnr-don, pastor SOD lirA»on. . of tthe Mit. MorJalh Baptist pburoh, P'rirst e.nd 'BOoond degreeS' ~111 was guest of tbonor ra;t. ·a 'liinnrer be eonf.enred ~ lllhe rtext meot•~~ng served St.mda-y by Mn. Kai!Jmyn Maroti, l3. Baking cc:Jlrtesto . :t.o be P-ayne ·and . .her -d'MirgbtE~r~m-oi-a.~, It*! &r.l!: meeting ·In Ap111!. M•rs. Bcartr.~eP P;zy.ne, ·a t tllheir -~ wen; ~~'<~ a' 'home. m>hflr di~ell' guests .were rt!he ctose of ltihe mool:.trn·g. •Mr9. Bordon '3llid -l:hree djtlJtitbteli, Gao;•1ipoli.s, and MM. Oa!rrie OatSau~ ' Mr.s. Arnold Richards. and sen. 'I1he ithrree COUI'6e cbi'ck~n family over the weekend. She rele- -di'lmcr car-fliad out '3 P'OOll btated her birthday during her vis- afld whi-te cdlo.r oollem.e in keepit home. • 'int: with St. Patrick's. Day, oi Mr. and Mrs. ·J(lbn, Smiolfu. .'j'.• IMiSS' JoAnn Swatzel, student IDUI'SOC aft Holzer H~ spent ~he weekend wibh ·h er -pk'.enQs, ~ ...... Mr. ra•nd ~ Mn.~ W ." 0 . New 1956 B~dget Outlines Ht:avy A·1 Rob..t Bamitz of SO.Ward Base, N . Y ., wbo is spending a few day5 w.i.th his parAi-r Force ~n·ts, erstorms Ohio Power Co. ' m - · l'ony Smil.h were ond Glm, of Columbus Mr. Mr. anrl Mlrs. Mbert SwW.el. Minister' Dinner·, Gues rHEY GET 150 YEARS IN ·uYING' Construction Damitz, . i6 vkoliting -in Cincinnati. Funeral servJrtis for . er Mulford, 95, a life]OIIJ reotd-1 eat of Melp county who her home 4! Cheshire, RD 2! ~~~~~:I MeiJs·Gallla line Tuesday, w lleld at 2 p. rm. Thursday, \ Mr. 3'nd iMrs. Robert ~er of. ruumbllS ·a nd Mr. and Mm. Clar· enct Boster· and family af Ga"ll.i~ p clh were Sunda!Y gue&s of Mr, 11rn'd Mrs. Phil WiUiramson. M;~~- ·J. E. Wfh-1te awl 500 Jimmr. Columbus \isitf.ed SatunJ.a¥ w~..h Mr. mid Mns.. Pbil W.il~iam~ .Mro. Mulford had birthday on was the daughter alid Mary COugbenour husband John Mulford ber in death. Survifing the <!leased Is· MarCellus,- with ' whom she ina~• her home. Rev. Bud Darst r..qd Rev. FariiJ wlll officiate ~t .,,- - - ," vices in tbe RaWlillg!-Coai:B Fu1~~'l ' -Home. Burial will be, Gravel .. Hill Cc~et~ry. "'h ot ""'· Bond Issue Voted For Mav• Eettion By Eastern Local I The Eastern Local SehooJ Board unanimowllj voted to place the highly controvenial bond issue of 1425,000, on the May Primary ballot, at a lf'ecting Monday night. The matter was passed after a leogthy discussion, and it wa5 mov cd that ttie resolution be certifi· ed to be seat to the board of elections enabling it lo be placed on the ballot. You can bring the richness and joy of the Easter season to loved ones with beautiful Hallmark ' Rel~@:ious; Cards. I11 k~fing with the true epidt of Easter, these co1orfu cards carry mes&age& of peace and glad tidings lo your family and friends. Come in today and see our complete reollection of HaUmark Religious Easter Car.ds. --- .._ . , The 11th annqal M~:gs County Blue Cross CommP,nity Enrollment wm be held ~esday and Wednesday, March 1.3" and 14. Spon.sored by the .Pemeroy Liqns Club, enrollment in Blue Crpss is open eligible· Meigs County residents. ~ .,.- ea-:;;;;;, cl o~-.-,. ;. ;. .; -,. According to V. C. HayeS, Chair- -=> 6 of the sponsoring Committee, ror the em-ollment the Company, Hayes explained that the enroll· ;-----.._js: uteulve travel, will meat: Mason•f'O Schools . 1. Self..mployed peroons J.,J workiog w.bere Pr . epare. PI-ans On enrou are fewer tban s employees, themselves and . F' · •· a} famlUes. All May·Day estiV a of age are di~lriel. Mr. Moellenkamp ·could be ~ .. engineer, but Pions for the anpual· May DAy Festival ·held each •Year by tbe enter tlie ' - " ~ ,CONTESlJ NOW I New btdustrial Plant Is Slated·For Here is an opportunity to do many of the things you· hove always • driKin\d of. Cash· in on your J,omemaking skills by entering the Mrs. ' · America Contest. There is nothing lo buy--and no entry . ., fee in thiS contest to find the nation'$ nurpber one homemaker. lhete ore valuGble prizes for YfiMert at every lev'el in the contest. You have everything fo goin and nothing to lose. So join your friendt and neighbors who hove alritady ent,ned. It is fun-it's exc:iting-il't profitable. All entriea must 0. in by Ma>eh 31, 1956, so hurry! , You ·can Ylln Over • .$15,000 In prizes '. ' ' r • A New Pieedom Gos .:ltchen ond 'laUnc{ry with Al"'leriEOn Cabinet• and AutitMGtk: Go•\J.ppltonce• ' e A t9f6·0t$oto Automobil• • Tw, Weeks in Elllnor Village, · FlOrida, tGf Two · • World Tovf"by $a1Mno hlgian World Airlines ~' s:SOO Wordrtibe oM Charm C<wrM .\ .\ Au~tlc ,GaJ,-Dryer and Woaher , ' Dq :AJ4 ,. • ''~u Worth of FJne Pertume• ' • Servtl lc.S.rYef' Refria•rator Julius Schmoll Fnneral To Be .Held 0 0 F· fl"day .Funeral .!lCrvlces £or Julius Sch. motl; 62. former long t.ime resi· dt~fof M'iddlcpor\ , who died at his lllilnr. Jacksonville, · Fla., · Tnc5day eve~:~ing will hl' held at the fi'ederited Church in Pomeroy, Friday al--.2. p. m. w,.· a contractor • • • • • DIIPa)' ~ . APPLICAflbN 11ANK, FROM YOUR N'AIUSF GAS APPUANCf DIAUit OR ..•'·· Rutland High· Ensemble Wins Superior Rate The Rutland High School Girls ensemble won a "SupeJ;ior" raUng for the second straight year last ed in Athens. .., By virtu~ or their rating the Saturday at tbe Music festivaJ stagRutland "group will now be entered in the State CqmpeUtion which is &:heduJed . WludiiDgton house Oll . 14-. -· .., · _The ·body of i~t. ScbinOU , who 1 Mem~r.t.. m MJddleport for • $I 00 Gruen Watch Automatic Ccu. Ronge1 . . ' $100 Wo.th of SO...., Clothot Sets of Hallllt AIUMin·uiYI Weor . . ... $100 -Worth of Samtonlte luggage ·Other Valuob.. Prlr4t cent O'Brien pointed oul to tbe board that lbeY must decide whether or oot Moelle.nkamp's wort was, or was not satisfactory, and that they e.itber mu.st releue bi.m. or oonfinh his contract. as further action must · t»e blied on tbis Mason Coun.ty Schools .were being p~pared th1s week With the 1Po'i.ntmcnt of a teacher commatee to wark on them. On the committee are Chester N. Haddox, Charlie Carr, "Louise acUon ' b)' the Board. 'l'be crouP ScNruner, GarMtte . Kimberling, confirmed Ute engineer's l8reeMU}t! c. Roush, Irene -Sayre lionm~nt wbicb \\as made "With a pre nie . Vester, Grace BZrown: I~ vious board, ~y a 4-1 vote. Sleeth, Billy Steele, and llahel ~vered 'un·der the $25 D.'•dutOUlllel The board, in ollw --leti.Oil at ontract and may pay tbtU dopted the annuli app~aUon Coaten. at the Fju-mcr:'s Bank and Sariog 11\CSOlutlon' by a vote or 5-0. '"•" c · 'l'b'e commiltee wilJ ll)ect on ompany in Pomeroy._..... The meeUng was beld at tJw Tfit:anday evening at the Board Tup~rs PllinJ school wi\h a larce of Education office in !?oint Pleascongregation or tcacbm 8rtd i.Dterant. · est person:. preselll. •.P. MRS. AMERI_C -- ... . A of their children !rom months oo 1o yea.., covered under the fam iJy contract. 2. Anyone workine-.where the~ are five or · more employees may enroll in 1 payroll deduction group After Wednesda)' of next wellll the enrollment will not be held a gain for a full rear. Blue Cross bears the endOTae· me~t of the Mei£:s County Medical Society and' Mei.as· General Hos pital. Billed at home members tbe-Jl:~~~::.•• yearn: .a vcterin of :world member Qf the 'Federa.t"· eel . ~burch, will artive in At hills Joyce Tta: B &. 0 trilin at 6:150 p. m. Thur- wilh Lanna and friends may c11ll at the Altos are Wk- I, and .,l E:ftin1 Funeral Home from Friday Graham and morn~ne until 1 noon on friday . . Mary Hysell as Accompanist for the ensemble h ,' survivors i.nclt!de, tWo sons, of ~olumbus and George, Judy 'tb1se. ; one daUJhter, Miss . Sc~oll, Co)J,I.mbyli. end G. 0 . Scl!moll, Mi<Wl.. w!U b6 wen elpeCCed to--<e .....-.-.. •• , The en:l of BlftD&&e 'WGidler ... ~ w be ~ ooticel bJe: ~&day-, wllr.a Ute cold C. nadim au" Wil . C-"'fer f8U ol UJe ....., bri11P1c llll......., - . . .tures to ~=• CIOUBtiar. ......,_ that ,~. ~by~ have cause for court aeti'bn, might Ill' migbt not receive for serYices renderedj .. fee far servieef1 re services ate six per. 85 YUI'8 of age, including and tho.se • ,¢?7;;;~ the Gal- ter ~;ehool. Cafeterias and hmrh rooms will be provided in all the sehools lbrougb out ,b. . . It was announced that the building progum wiH total m co!lt around $800,000. ptovided br. th• bond ISsue and morues proVlde by tbe ment is of vital interest to Porn- , state. eroy aod Meits County •eo;id''?"'·l for through Blue Crou; ;·member The following is a breakdown u is r~Ueved of the financial W.Vrty to how the money will be divid· co~nected with ll'ickness or accidbuilding program: $520,· ent requiring hospi.tal care. school; $170,000 new Planned by the hospitals, school; $70,000 for remodelCCOSB supplies the meBos for and additional to Tuppen: Pl1115 Snow FONCUt untary prepayment of hospital and $40,000 for remodel 'Ihe <OJd.li'GIIt .IJirllftd into Qeu. for the areatest number of pco]ple 1 school. Wal Ohio by tlOoi1. · bi iu&tia& witft at- the lowest r....,... """g"'ble cost. In otb er busLDess, · ~ : it ~b(y •4DiilfW: tmd .-, -ec... ..wng 'llbe -a.;l,lo,.colder -M . _ _There are twO general ·~~::::: ~~~~:·~ James O'Brien reported _ . ..~ va ..O:W ftunies cations of eli&iPWty fOI' 1 the group thaL lt wu llil belief : . ~~Untreet ~ ''DMt '·BJue Cross COminumty ,: • • Enrollment - ,- -. • Sch..:..lnJ· Drive ru · ed On Next Tuesday ELBERFELDS . ••....,. of ••. , . . . ... The iss ue is ror a period of 23 f lipolis area •beNt 11:15 .a. m. years , at an average of !5.9 mills. wwe graund..... 1'he Columbus It is fpr the construction of a new WNI'Mr au,._, Mhl the , .. ttigh 5t.hoo1; new grade school; ad· port nme from 1111 airplane pi· I twditions and ftmodeling Tuppers fet, who thouc!rt ho Plains school Yd. remodeling Chf!5o. In tho Sootkono Ohio ' - ~:::~ weather enttne HYSELL RUN CARMEL Mr. and Mrs. EUJen6 Buckley farit"Uy, Pomeroy, apent.Sunda)' Mr. and Mrs. ArYY: Gatn,er. ' • EN.JOV THE EXCITEMENT . . .OF ••••• . '. !high oohooi '<M.Idl.toclum. 'frhe btul'd wHl present ·an- i:llfoiln•.ad.· conct\l"t 1to opon. r1:he .provam whiCh wJU be ro11owcd by •a l'ihont bU&iOOSII' mootina and ooooluded w-~11h & White Elcp111mt Me oonodi.I.Ctcd 'by the Band BoostEJrs Olub. RBf•rcsbmenUi wifl be sold nd aldr pruceedls •fO ,t o benefilt ·tlhe BY MRS. MARY K. HOLTIR, BY MRS. RANNIE MOORE RowtJband Hli·glh Band. EYeryooo tB Mr. un~ MrB. Olrttil"CJlC'e RUiililell oor3lally lirwited to attend: the Mr . and Mr!i. Charles Grltfith Mldr son retumOO hum OOOum.OOso •mMUng,Limd ~Wked to br1ntf II •gift 1mU daughtu· Karen, Pomeroy, and where 'l!lrey burveo been vislillinr for t 1he Ule. Mr. 111111 Mrs. Charles Reuter and ltlhcir -dooghter Mre. Gl-en WlhltOO. sun . t:hcstcr Road, epenL Sunday Mr. .and Mlrs. K. K. Miebtwl and with Mr . and Mrs. Edward Griffith. clh.!Jtdren. ll!lld Cmnie MOOI'O 6j)(lllt .Miss Martha Orr, Columbus, SunWy_ Wid! Jitlr. &roll lttlw. Joe 1Y IlTTY C,t,RLETON spent the wet~kond with her par· HywJil. uf Ohcster. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Anderson cntA, Mr . And Mrs. Arthur Orr. Mil' ra.nd Ml'.i Dupn ha:\IIC .p nrch- and baby of Letart FaUa have . Erma! Schreckcngoet ftnd Vln - asrad pr.opootry lbel-e. moved into the Edson Jtouah houae nic Roberts, ParkeralturQ, W. Vq., Mr. -and MM. Elmer lf)'Sd)il to~ponl slM!n1 Sunday evell'lng with Mr. Sundla.y witlh rh-i-::1 sister. IMinP M.ar- formerly occupied by Mr. and Mn. ' Shelby Pickens. and Mrs. Arvy Gainer. ti:n Woodard and f.unHy, Mrs. Mary Circle had as Sunday Mrll . Roberta Lee, Mn. Zana Thll lflOlGL !fume DeiJ~L1111tUon lind . t\hry G.nln(!r, attended Lodge mOOI.:Itng wl-11· 1bc lhcl.d Mll'ldi 8tJh at guC'st Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry and r;oo, Danny, of Toledo, Mr. at l hester tUCt!ntly. tlhc 'ho.'UIO of Mini. Ran.nloe . Mootroe. and Mrs. Georile Clrclc of Gn!at Mr. and Mrs. Arvy Gainer 11pent Geneva N!OIMl wi.Jq show slid- Bend and Mr. and Mra. Donald Pl.· • Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse t.Mrt9. "!i o.n .-color. crce of Athens. Woods, Apple (h'Ovc. 'Mr. aoo Pol•~- Can'OI &nruh rnmMr. and Mr1. Shelby Pickens alld Herman Clt'tJOn ancl dauahter, od' from Uapp.y Hollorw to the son of CGlumbue apent tho week· R~1th Ann spent Saturday evening Woodiarrd .pl'Qperi:y b'l'l'C. end with Mr. and Mrs. Alleq Tar· V:l1h ttk and Mrs. • Edaon Roush , lor and other relative~~. Carmel. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barnlh and Mr. •nd Mr1. Carl Oftutt and Satturday . Mr. und Mrs. Paul Orr ctJiecl on l\tr . and Ml'il, Bennie Gainer and sons of Lincoln Heights and Mr _ Mr. and Mrs. Oflo Otrutt and tam- suns, spent u weekend with her and Mr8. Ernest Clark of Apple Grove spent Sunday everuna: W'itb lly, Pomeroy Road, Sunday atter- parente al Lancuter, Ohio. noon. Mra. Worley Davis, returned to Mr. and Mra. Dean Brinker. Mr. and Mrs. Aten Shalr of Pom· GeorKe Rob<trtJ and Ernlo Doet- l her home at De'lrter, Thursday, afer, s(l(lut Monday in ParkenburE, ter !!pending a few days with her eroy spei'lt Sunday afternoon wlth w. Va. i!Rughter, Mrs. Arnil Holter, who Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush and son. Mr. 110<1 MMJ. Tom Lambert and hus ~en sick. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Holter calchildren attended the fUneral of Mr. and Mr~ . Art Morally took hb mothor, Mr1. Loitle Limbert, their son, Marty, Lo Parkersburc, led on Mr. and Mra. HOmer Circle held at the Salem center church W. Va., Monday where ht1 had and femlly Monday eventna:. Mr. and Mre. D•n Smith and Manday mornlniJ. ' some teeth ex:Lracted. Mr. and Mn. Le1ter ftOQih, Col· Several _from bore atlendod tho farft.Uy spent Sunday with Mr. and lllll'lbus, spent the Yn!ekend at their funehl for Sherman M.cDoJe, Sal· Mrs. Lawrenfie Smith and family home here. urday at the Ewing Chapel. of U>uret CUff. Mr. Alld Mrs. Willlan"t Struble. 1~oa••:· Npent Sunflay WHb Mr. and J . C. McKay. 3 " " " ~-- " ' Hoim ~ ·tot.ee · , . . OO.'llm~ Father-Daughter Are Honored By Birthday Dinner 1'he Ru-t.l~tnd PTA wiH lbold its regular mLo.cting on' IMondit!f, M~lrch 12 at 7:30 P. IM. in bQe --- - - - - - jU\'e- l ~- h Mt. Moriah Baptist • · •· •· ., J· •· --~~tile Gem of POMEROY SOCIETY cae· Tbe 'ID08t DOCable m..-- rex pected rto occur :in Soullh«D Ohio; where U»e lDeftUJY J'eiiC'hed 81 'ruesday q w01 6e fl'ftZ.iDs bY 'l1mrldly momiiJI. Mwn.i'l" ilem~---horn 42 'lit ~--.;,-; take. Marietta bad 82, 59 and c~-•- r .00, _._...."' M1bo daily llilbwaJ' rij~!~i Route a& Wllf!f~ .-: Dam to iiSiltwood ta COunty -tift to· fli!gb !Other roads were rtrboo.gb foe waS vicinity ol {'~te«J. -ISRAELI VICTIMS OF SYRIANS · • �• • WednesCioy, March 7,'1956 --- - Jloge Two • '.----------------------, I .•' , .... ~ ~,: :q;he ·Da-~ly Sentit:t.el •• I ! DE'lOTE.D TO INTIR&STS OF MEIGS--MASON AREA I IICHAID S, OWIN I GIN. MGR. '• 'l'lu~ ' BY CHARLES M. McCANN Ohio VallPy SePtinel, lne.. at 110 Mechante St , PomP roy , 0 phone 398, edttorial offit·r phout~ 397 lh.i::. llh!SS ~t·re~ as aecond class m:ulini: mall<'t at thP Pomeroy Ohio. post l f EDITOR Publidlled every artt"!'"noon exct>nl Sunday by urru.:l! orrke Jio.re'o~ ' National a4vertislng rPpresentative, Bottmelli Kimlo3ll, 341 Lexingt<ln A\·e, New York Clly, 16, N. Y Subscription rates : Oeliv#.ry by carrier where avail01ble :m Ct>lll ~ Fixed Costs In Meat Industry as supplit>S ami tra'rl..-i- JKJ-rlot· Lton '11hl6 fuN:t..'!i th~ •Dack c.r 1u retain an mc.rw.;;t..><l propor:twn uf t•hc prico "l'ct'ei'•'Nl fo r prtl'dud~. ~- meat 8hoo\d <trop pNloilm'tHm1l•l'dY . ·- 'AMI when !Jhat ~n't lh af,pl'n, For t'Xaomple, When l•he !lat'll:t·r.s' they feel tl:ta.t SOOlf!'Wht:ll"(' t'liiCt•.~- OO<jjJ on ·a dollar or whul~<>:tlc vn· tlive profits we bemg made. luc i8 25 ('"('nts, 75 N.·n·I"S <'<~• n •b1• -'llhe A:me&it•an Me.:~t Inst itute, paid out f(llc • .JiVf-r-;tOC'k Rut if •1ht• wbh."h ~P'ak.s for .t1be IXICh-m, •h•~ wlwlt','\lalc value drop..~ ot 8U cent~, ~;"]a\ifyinjl ~his queotli.on. 1~he mt>at Jwn~ industry-Hke and evfl!'y Finii'Joly , ,t he i.~:rvlftuL. l!a~·s !hat, on d•hc ba~is or t(>J)01\fs w faT i~· s-ued, t1he ml'ut packlw-' lOf\5 ea•rnin•gs m•eragOO ~{'t~ •tihan orw cent per dflllur of s ulC'!'=-Or about 75 c-ents pt."r heud Qf li'Ve~l (}(·l; llondled. And not -all ·of l· ho~,., earnln:g5 were dtV"ivetl from mt•a1 and •llvestook h}'< produc1:S. There is t..'tl-11\aini'Y ntJo nuu,win in. t.hi!! 111 odequotc retm,n lo ifl<'T'elW!e "Pii'Y· IHt.•rt!/J" to pt'Odll('er'S. not been ilTM11 un c OIH! els&-,has to the risine C0:918 or rN'OOt Yt'~<~L's. A late axampl~ L9 ,:1 w~o i'fl('1'~ ef(oot<'tl l'i ,Jl!!( Au•.f!~Mi( .tllwl ~ imatcd W have added $M mHtion arrnuflli'y rto l!he industl"/s wq:e C06ls-and rouehly the pack(lr'!t. P,reJJents ~pense •halF or murr)(in re- oompettsaliGn ~'(l mn- plo.ye~. When meat vadul}H de~:~i11e, •1111' east or hrbor .ten.-\s. to • l't'lllalll -tho liamt" Su do ot.hor ~mpui'I ant (.'O.'rts In >l.h(' •hack or ('V(.I\'}'01\t''~ •mind <h••~ is \'h" <l•me to Vi<OI " "'"' 1tpt>Cial plaee of in1t•t"l'.•ll. t\nd L vnrir,.; wtol'll 1ht• m· "\Wtile trh ..- P~IK'f' dividulll, .t ht•t•t• -·- - - ~one 1cmle" '"·"'' '" <">mmoo lodoy- Hll' lllilt.lt.~l'l' llU'~CJinllbille, w11.h M~t· h'CI"ldom o.f movern t-nl i1 Pf'Ovirlt"i h f k 'The Edl'tor's,· M3J•t B3J1M - Strl·l anotl er IH'll)r nJii l'S l t'avding hy t'Hr t•lrticing A NI.Udy uf • Alt1omo1~~· 1tl A.'i~...... '" ·r'•L nmcrtrnn ... IHII Ha,:urt.-s un \I)IC I'O:-;\ \If cur opera· ll()n s:huws Mwt the more au au!~• is drtven tin· c-hea~r it tJ.:o•ls hy 11u: tnd•• 'l'h<· r•t·,, ~o·n for , t.)~i" io.; Fort Rioh.•y. Ka.r·1~,.1S 1h'tl 1 . 1 -~·t um t· r~:-lh of 'JUto upl'tlJ · ' , :-.ud' 1 as tlt•J!I · 't't' J<~tion ' ,1\'IIUI't:'h :J , 1956 lion . frt.~ur n. "·' 1 a.....-&r CJI.Il' or· I~IH't' and lirmi:St' fcl•s, I'OftiiiLit My wUc S('"n.t a rl i PtJinl-( out vwl u:il ly Ht t: •.;u1w Lr u en r 1.• or )'OOJ' ~~II pap~r . !f!•atm~ t1hnt I d nn·n lrtlt· mil'l,· ur 1h11U3'1lml" of •had bt.>en O'S~i.gnl'd .tn l•hto !NOt Hi\'- md;_•s 'l"hesl.' f .."I"S II<'N.t Unl [u r -.kun a-t Font R\\t•y. K:m<;-as. "l'hal 111•atl y ri flv l'''~'t"t1nt f1f the p1·lct' much w..,..lrut~, hnwevt·J' t w u~ r 1 1 1 •t 1 ~~ AAA " "·'!""l m~ ' t'!Jr 01)1)" In t1e ~1 orw ll.:~.v. I .rm 11nw · fr•I.[UI't'~ l'tWI'U itha,1 the l'n -, ! In !>he 5781rh 0J'dU"OflNJ 1'n. (IJSJ [)" !" Ill! II• l)r 0Pt.'""ll11'l))l of ·m 3lLI11 Al.'«.l 1 11:m m trhe 51h Al"mv I will ful' 1•:wll rv· r-,.;o n · '"' ,1 fttn~ i ly of Ile gomg · 1o l,'um p 811.." l' 0\1 , w· c)G(',,,.On..• 'hn•t• I ' .'"• :! c· •n·t~ l r 4·h e f'llr il'l "On, • 1,, ..,,,,,, 1 ,,f • 1,. , 1. 1,1,, 1 1- .r , II' !In 51)(if\ mill·~ a v,.ar nut if .. ,. · " • di\'h•IOn i-s g:um" hy bmck o~.·uuv 111 .. 111 1 " '" "tr rlllll'!ll-tl' i" ,.,,.,,.t>u ~r,J In I • 'l-tt.> J' ,\iJ'•• •·n' Lll' t' 11Lnp:.t ny' I 1,, 111111 ,,, •I•'" ,, , ,.,.,,., l.t> ,.,, · I ,,, ,. ~ WaiJ"l to than~ yHu r,, .. Ut e 'ilwt•ll ,.,.,,,1, ,,, ,,,,, •. ,.,,. ,,r II• " ,,.,,,, .' ~ " writeup. M.y add.r·t.~"S' now 1~ : Pvt. 11,. i·..; 1111 m, tlwn ru.l i n "h-•.Jr--.tn • ,...~,,,.., Dfnver R P c.rson..~ U. S 1 , ~ 2 ....,.,..., , 2 '·' .. ,.,,,_ , ,,, ,· 1•• A-• ' · 1178QI l.llunamt·t· Co. lOS), F-m·J Sn 11 """ 1.! i ~ ·on rJ •IJ ,~r rJrl"'' t't·.t~" P tlh•y, Kan u.,_ r r 'luh iro" Llu1•t !r· ll to tha>t r•ial Y•~Li t"" \'I•L"\' lt'u1y, fll .tr't' 1 ,r intorr·." l. Dt>nw•r l'l'nillll" ~-- ~ -·- ~- ~ ·· - -· ·· ---- - ,, I\ I .,,,,,, '"' ~Pt DA I LV CR0 SSW 0 RD 4CII08~ J P ..l'rol , 1. Manufac• tN. Z.t . titre• 8 !illt-e a whol• 12 Not made. .. ·-·"' Into VIeW 11'Nor11e god 16 ltallnn :!M Rt u ·lt ltl;:<'llwr ll. Game pl•)'tl.l on horuba<:k 2'0 Otrlcer of (&bbr.) 2J . T•at"• 'I 41ilhuy 22. f.tutent>d :2~. ~e•rct1u for 20. Edible, red Haweed tr. Arrived U Cenltrot an apple t~bb•· l .~1~ tU. Father ' U. ll:xtent 311. C.y., · a crow 31. Metal .,... ·st. Plttc• with (Y,r.) IO. .Oirl'l aamt ti: l?ootn>JI<I U . II4UI , .s.~~·'"· ".:3~ t .<lii~M ~.~r..'" rl•'l An•••~• If II<' . I ~llllj,:lll!: 111/l£'('11 prutltJ\1!1 J I Wlutcr ·1:: ftll<'<l wHh 1\lU Veflt!l the day :u :10 Nt·<Jil'r 10. Gc\JdttM o! 21 \ "•otf'r<IKJ '• Rp(•o·ll A.nu>r,~.:nn ~w lt'mn Indian \\'~>lllll:!r ~tu·k ,•art I\ • lJ. ~Wiflt' ,!;;Z ' ' :;; r·• ~ I' ' I'• ~ ' :'" f0 ,. ~ " ~ I"' · ~~ ~ ~ " ~~~ " ' 10 10 ~ ~ ~f Cla:I'~VOl'E . . . « - llere'o holf to tork It: AJ(.\'DLl,IAAXIl '"'~.Pi!~I~Jil~~~ for anothllr·. In lhl>t ")lllmpl.- A I!! u.~··· l the two O'~t, ~k . Slll~le h ~ ttt't~ ttl •~' ~· .and rurmuuon of Ute wo•.ts 1U't 1111 hHll . ~Uera t\re dln'«'rent. A Clr1f&olfram Quot11tlon NAYRZ '0 M 0 R A Z X S K .,,,,", ~li\111 IQMQRAZX ~WHO ; '\ . \ ,,\ ~. 6:40 News Picture 1:55 l..es Paul & Mary Foro .~ ' ' 1~ '',:•:-~\·. . " ' ... - \. . ' ' )· \ ' ··~ '"~ .,.; ~ •'J1·.·,_~ ' ,.. I,1'0~.. "'" - want [W}, ood ttbat the ~·:ll oomes . • tht9 time indispeneable ~-· ~e.aps and \ . ofiie.ia.ls Ameu•icalto I.D K~a li1bare •tlhe oonVLctlqa. that :it( Bn)'lbbing iltappened to ltilee, •pOlitical dhiiiOIS would resij1t'. '.l'.his oonvi'C!Hvn •was po~.ot.J up dramatica'lly on Jan. 3Q wbeo .ftllaJ, lion. Kiln Uhano Yoo;:, cOlo! of f SCIENCE IN ~~~o """" ..,.,.t....moouJ•••""' ootl~=e :::~ ~=·w lj[hee? Poot>l\\ ""ked. 'I'll< ......., WM 'that ~one"st:"''der appeared 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 Dragnet PetJ[lle's Choice NAOMCR MIll N: J Q Z, SK EQN - FEARS OO,U'\ OV.ER BOW TO RULk: ·- Sio!NfC.CA. W- ·- II-... • --- ra.ua ' 4:30 ll :10 6:4$ \SliD OD ·?:00 Toda,i' 9:® Coffee Tlm-. 10:00 Ding DoD_~ Sebnol 10:30 Ernie Kovacs Show 11:00· Ho'me 12:00 Tennessee 1Ernlll!l 12:30 Feather YoW' Net~t 1:00 . Bqb & Jan Cm Prqents . 2:00 Count of Mont-e Crfsto 2:30" Carner• Goes to School 3:00 .MatiAee Theatt't 4:00 Date Witb. Llft · Class 8 Yotlag Conunol Stoc:lc ....... • ·! R. " - · 21. Kizzi<> Smi1ll, 24, PUCE: $1U3 per . . . . LTo xWd --.,....... .... ~.a...-. (beobiooo FAT IIILII AWAY ; t\!.1,5. .. Bud Wilkinson Show ll:SO . 'illli11~t -·-0:00 Wild Bill Hickok 6,:3& •poru j!lyo 6:4() New1 Picture 6:M Le:;~ Paul & Mary Ford 7·:00· Life of Riley aev• kDow 1 h...nl'!l'._~ while recluCIJlC' IIZKND.. wt~ Prell8 Bo'-. * • 1:30 C(ll;e Time 7:45 News Caravan 8:00 Truth or Consequence~~ 8:3() Waterfront 9:00 Big Story 1 * ...... * k 1111 . . . . . . . . . . . e ,an» IJIIIMtJ' 11:00 • • • • In Tile Hearl Of Ma1011 City Phone SP 3-5554 Mason City, W. Yo. News Headlin~ Be -your own HANDYMAtf . . see your HEJ ,PF1JL HARDWAREM"AN. !1ro matter WHAT hvme ::-e~a 1rs or a<lditwns you're planning to do .. , PICKENS 'has the touls, hardware, pamt- an::t all the (l'lh31" do-i-t-yO'•m.1f suppli~ will SAVE yuu loads of trme- ... t'.lleTgy . . attd MONEY! Alau, if you halve ANY "'tbow-l.o-do-it" problent.i ... we'll be only too trappy to asti'hlt· you! Yes . .. '"56 IS LhL": yl.'3r to FIX! " .. . ·and PICKENS is the pl-ace to SAVE GD ALL your rtef.ds! Stop in-TOOA Y! I 2 BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU! PROFITS IY THE TRUCKLOAD pu.rpose. '· 18c ft. up '-' •• 16-.CIJJ:, , HAMMER 69c up F- BARN DOOR HARDWARE ELECTRIC ~~· BENCH · DRILL •1 A ,Jme, sturdy shop tool for all GRINDER >but the heaviEflt jobs. Trigg~r grip swit.eh. wit'h nttifliRS, can also be quiclaly CODYe!'tted to $17.95 grinder, polisher, or buffer. • • • • • • • • ~ • • JIOIIW.uJl'S .. • • • • • • • -... .... ColnftMPl ..... ll'et ...lit ..... tu.. PrG =...... ....... -fl....... ........ ,,....., • ram- J:l.\ ..8.10 f • • • • II'I.Ul • LOll ,U 1.11 • U( • .... • ...,_ ..... ...,.a • ._ ........... ·~ • I) I oo t?T,240 ....-ll:r ..,........,. ""- OC Clooio .l,ind a..i·B Ccowo""' Stndr! • •••• 1.01 iii1.U1 ~~._ • • ...,._ l!u•._ 1 • ' ii li ii o i o i I ua .... __ ........ ·-·..•..•••.•.•...... • • , U1111111aJ ·~ E·Z TERMS You Can buy atl')'ihin~ Pk:k· el16' Pomeroy and Mlarson Stotre;. ~11. on £asy Payment Pllran. y 0 u don'tll need t-o ,go awav {rom bometob u y on payments. We hove yoour pli.an 11~ght here in Mason and ~c.igs Oounty. - for.....,. steel b<!ad duOy work aDd 1..,. lifo, ' 2 BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU! SPECIAL Aulm&tic Gas W-ater Heat em. 3()-gai size tank, 1-year .guarantee. iiber glass insuJati!d heavy gal ovanized taak. tOO% safety AGA -approved. ReJi:, .sellin•g price $79.9:5-. ... S.l• This Wftk Only . s... 69.95 79c 10.00 Caa. be t&d tor oil or water • ..... 9&in<&, eo.... tao~. Ideal fOr cei:'J:inp. Simple to oper- SPECIAL ate. Only one left! 10.yesr guarantee. Glass l!ined 30-gal". G• Wat.er Hest cr. Seltin:g Price 133.50 Sal• This WHk - is- quoH\y, .,..Cect bal· al.aw bammEt". Special We ca11'Y' a complete lirre of bam •bll'dware. See it TODAY! ' I ""'S MATERIALS, INCORPORATED ,.- ll:tm Weothercast 4:30 Qu~" tor: • lltll' , 11:10 """' Box 5:80 HoWd; :':DO"if'd:r , u_~i5 Greatest Fight! of ¢eutur, Ull How,<~)\, ~ , .,;.·_.o-:---..,.:1::1:::3::.0.,T ::.•::n:!ig;h:l: ___c:--:::-- :«a.. . , s.•h HOGG and ZUSPAN 9:30 Star Stage Cavalcade of Sports lO:oU Red Barb"e r's Corn~ . "f" I IW I • - "'II ... 1M! loll, ,10 ..... .. = -- .... .. PR IC ED TO KEEP INHi iOR PA INTI NG WITHI II YOuR BJDGi ' · 10 : ~0 · •tal""'"' OnoGalloowlll paint rhe ....... Be Your Own HANDY Tooi ioollti lillll1• i.1i1tl a illiil MKUI11 tMI lliol )Ill. ~he 1 -- 1 ' I MARCH O"' EVENTS ;I I I MABION, OID0-"'1 prat.e HeJinel ConoenVate VtrJ' bkl:lli, .. .rtW. Mrs, , Cu1 NQUk. a. .. JlarlOn, 0. "1 had tried mat:ty wan; to Nduct. but •Hh· out~UAWin.rt.d~Ren- I nel. I We k..t • lh.J... Alk ~ tlruftift for 4 0tZDa1 of liquid .B;ENJRL Concentrele. You'll -·-wcHi...;TV ChannelS ~1m' nlQty, focl•·proo-f, wothobi• flat lnlah, wifh &c.w.CJdor M>l.-lt 10 tllGf IOOI!t COl'! be VMd .... day• u.. N.wfLAnux- p1o11tt woh,c.ili~ ........ ~d, brid, -'ctl.""""" blocb ond- ~ pollltt4 IIUrfCKH. I .:~• .~:~~ The Meig!'. C'ounty Minisleri:..J him aceeptin8 the openln' !lt'r· 'I d 1 tile vice and thut conflrmation would ,..... uv J..n .pa-nt....., ...... A ~o.; m·r;J!wn met "un ay a •w un-det~'fK't' 'oo;,l•••l M"U·.o•J1st chUI"Ch, with tht! be given after Easter. "'-~i"'' ·n r~.. 1...,...,0C, '"' ' There was a discussion on having I ttle In The Ia rd """"'""" 111 """ Lo\.01 ,..... .. ptT:o.tdt'n l, lk v ('lermont Jloyl pre· !avo•• to be ctiven the. visltors ot a rnya 1o ildd~tlon .«) b.aJf a dozen PQ."'' tent and ...., u will consldered When It comet to !arm manage· ,,.,~, would lo' ke to •·c ", ·,u.•,· ,,,,,... lhe fair rw ... ·w•o '~ u uevu1 ion~ led by the Rev. J Les- ~ h th t II R, ment, an "ounce or prevention" can PJ'CSJ..denl fou-t· anmy genera<ls and WIDNESDAY 4:00 The !tighter Day e PP.ll. mee ng, ~.JV. beworthUterallymUllonsofpound~ l h L..l ' b ~ 01• opened thtJ ~url er at 1·It' KUllZt· 1Jus t I1ast . t i L A Bangerter gBVe the ln rma· -pounds ot meat llnd poultry and otJ e .Ow-ef o( t e mJhtanz~_natJon~ 4:15 secret Storm 1 mcetrng, after which the repor 8 ti~n ·on the Ohio Pastors co vent- dairy produce which the nation 'a i J)Wlce lorce are wa~hng tu 9:00 Sign: On-Prayer · 4o:i0 On Your Account ol !In· SCl'l"\!tary and trea!lu~l~r 1ion program planning which eat· 11tand1 to lose through animal dis. make a b1d f-or .Le!id('t'Ship, vi-olent· fi:OO. Captain Kan,aroo 5:00 Lucky 8 Ranc'h · Wl'l"l' n •t11 l nnd uvprovcd. The b t !I d d , C 1 b '•• b U&e~~. Since livutock pl"Oducts ae · Jy if n~lil')'". 10:00 Garry Moore 0 urn us, •·e ru Y 21 · ~ · 30 The Early Show 1tH" tl1'' 1"01 11•ly y:J uth rally held ul ten c m count for 60 per N .... I·' bl .· M ddl••o•t An invitation from Rev. H ward o ..... iy couu -<~mt.' Rh.ce r-or l0:30 Arthur Godfr6y 6o30 Your Esso Reporter· 11 It' (! " tr 1 it or Chtlst • 1 , .d <·I ·a.t, C:~tnt o(Protecting fsrm in- wan I'mg 1o .rcl'Lh., fl t! Wl' II •· 81 11:30 Strike It Ric!J A lluppelt to meet at the Pr yler· •~~;"~ come, lJC 6 : 4~ Sports Parade 1 , Wt'L 1' n·uJ . 1111 ~ 1 ~rtlcr?d P~ · tlw ian chun•lj, . M~(hJieport, In April animals from di!:f.· Y~GJ'I~ o(}ld hn Maroh 26. He ~Hll.'i 12:00 Va1\ant Lady 6o~5 Weatherman 0 \ul,· vf 1h~n~s I,'. liS HIV~n . . . wus aerl' ,~d case is fi majot· been in pOht.ics for 62 Yl'.!ll'.'i>, slru·c 12:1~ Love of Life 7:0~ Patti Page Mi<ldl l'JH)II ( IIU fl" h ol Lhr h t iOI I • p t 0 tJII t m f o 1 h ~ \\'US 19 12:30 St!arch for Tomorro" 7:15 Doug Edwards, Newa tht· u.w uf lla~ chun·h .lo\ tlw rnlly At tt1e l.'iQse of lhc mcetil}l:\ tile ' ~"m~rica~ tapn He ~it:> ~_&nruoo impr.iaw:J. r. J:30 Cisco Kid art! ru1· 11u· hnf' huspttulrly show n group adjourned lo the Rlvtll'Vit!w .. Ji:' ~ .• ... . L,i~~;~to:-:.i !• d,·, ~ ~.. ··futtu. ' ~: 'd:ll~?He "life.l fn' ' • '11:00 Arthur Godfrey & ~lend! TIL<' ~~ ·ttrctar·y wns instntcled •catUIIi"•nl lor dinuer and ft'llow· J . P · W .: U ·•t ,,, wt 1: 1." 11 It'll ~•· of appn·eiution .. ~ ·ea 1tnHr n hit ~rne mted. ""a~eS" fo-r about ~i5 · 1:30 LovtJ ~o~v:-w 0:00 The MUHQnnlre oiUJl.. hardut lntprffit months, whtm ~he ;y.eatrs before hli country . w.aemadt~ 2:00 Robert Q. Lewis 9oSO I've Got A Seer et tu Or . Ri ner Hanson , tht· ~<\WIII{ !'I' newbom animal POJtUiiltion reaches !·rec ID 1945. 1-Je ho'ld<r dt...gre~ 2:3U Houseparty 10:00 20th Century Fox ~ HQur ut 1ht' Yuu lh l<oll y and ul.~u ( 1u n Atlt•nding wcrf' , ultlo WU ..'·ho'•·•ton Hu•vao"' t I R w I: Rev J . kW R J. apeak. Tho;;ou~anlmalo lalleooy f-~'""" Goo•gc ' . ..., ' ... 3:00 The B1g Payoff 11:00 Up·lo.tne M1nute News each r hurrh sCf'kLIIg ~u ppor l Ol'l uurc s, cv. esey en m", cv. preytodea iy crob·durlnt:theo a·•,. , : . , L..-f '•u·u ...,nnce 1on· un,vocsr'tll"S 3:30 BL'b Cro.~h)' Show llo05 ·Lste Show 1 h n Fl 1 tit tew wee k1 ol 1.r tlw t•ou n1 y (mr r1rogrnm of 19~6. 'o • woo(,1 H. ('V. R o b e1·t ~Hyers, ue,..., (Ire natRh-e .. ~h t• · ., 1 'He\ . Julin t·:twouml 1·1·pmtPd on Mrs. Huward Ruppelt, Rev. L. .A.. urQl defanee• can~ mustered. e _l"s '. ""' ".1"' "'A"E'nemn.m THURSDAY •. 'It Cl I' H t Thla op•ln~ an eoto'm ' ated '6 mil Otll•l' s-on 10 !It"' far111ly He""""''"''()'"!>· lht.• l'ounty prog,·:ml ;ur~l l't.•at.l 21 Dangcrh•r, '• · oy , lion pll\: 7' m lhon , da1r" . calvtla '"' anti· Cl.'(t JD lht-s . t.'l::l'!"ly " ('rhl'!dJw""' ·· ....... F Gev.d crmonl ,. 1rh~t "hJ ~ 9:00 Sign On- Prayer l<•tl cr tmm Or. Harry Denman, Rev . rl'll ur ncr, vapL C1cnna ' b 11 ' ·' . '-"' "' · 9:00 Ca.ptailt Koogaroo R v · [ntore t an a l iqn chicks wdl be ·m other boro •htm :li 40 yean3l or 11 an d 11 re Itcv ..... ~ll yilrg lht•t·u -.,ou~ 11 pos~ ihility or umme uuzt· added to lhe nation'• g.-yacd po'p· L......-.. ' • • U:t:OO Giir ry Mo.or;e ,. t..'" , age on"' 1 UUL""Uollt.'e "'a bJg <lra:'-'un ulatlon. But unltll.preventivemeu' ·~ · ~ l0:8p Arthur GodCr8J --- - - - urea 4NI taken, diaeaaea ·auch as ~l-ew down fJ'(lorn lhe~ven ·and ntn L1:30 Strike it Rich .couraandfneumonia ·will cUt dOwn mto hE'.r boSom. 11ltl\t !him. r :00 Valiant L:.rdy lbreeouta lO_pla'aandthrMoutor lhouse'.h-old n.k•knameofdl•ag'Ou. A1 122:l!5 Love of. L)fe 12 calve•. Mlllione of eh.leks; too, S'JX, he •had mE"morized I.OOll of wJII be 1tricken. • he pkhtl'&e~haflli<lt er!l (I( lLhe 1:1.:30 Search. for 'J'omorrow n AUbouah the newborn animals Gh l_::!·45 'fbe Guiding Light 1 ("' tbedl$elvet art! de(enselea;a &!JO.hll'lt m~ 'oogua-ge. , ·c lb('t':lnt e a j 1:00 Katie's ·Kitcbeu microbial onslaught, modern ~fence nwts.t•an ~hen 1he n•.hmded a ii\1"(' 1:30 Love Story Threal af Farm 1111 Velo ,• Stt Reluctant lkt 0, 1(. •n reeent yea1·11 has dev"lor,ed aome .tltodlst mhuiO'IliU'Y colJ.cge. 1\hel,"l:> 2 :00 Hohf1't Q. L~ls Ma,- Pron Onl,- Jud That. On High Price Support-. etrectlve meanw or P•"Otect ns: \hem · •he leLW"nod en ou-goh En'~lish in si:.: t &Jiin•tonce-deadlydiaNiea.IJ'fru mcmt'hs- •t'() ·get .him~lf 3, jol) a-s n 2:30 lro,•.,. nor Y BpecJal to CetttrQl PrttU A~.tociatiOII tn)'CI.D, fur enmple, a .powerful anti, iw' , K ... . . . ~ , 3:00 'l'h ~ 1.' Payofr blol,41, llaa pL"ov~d etreetlve in ' tc~ ·• or. ort>.ln m !l I resi.J} · 3:30 Bt •!J Cr, v St.ow ASIIINGTON- DeRpite thrtata of •. veto If Coagress pauf.! • ~teventina: and trutina •~ourl, if:fi'Jal]o 1iJ!lt$.~r()n,_ 4:00 Tht> !!rig ...... llay ' 11 :00 lrp-to-t~e--Minute N'ew• farm bill with high, rlfld prlc• aupport~ on buk crops, •om• · pneumonia '11nd othff dl~~e~~sea of .~ •. • lt·O.'J 'l'h~ Late Show 1 ' d .... ., &o('l'f't Stonn 1 on1clnltt believe Pre!'!ldent EJs&nhQwer would . l'eluclantly allow -,uch. pip and calves, an In clearing up _ _.:cc. --'---.....,--- • mca11m-e to bt!cQme law. , open-wound lnffC!tion". Added tio . FRIDAY On Your Account Agriculture department toUIICel aay Mr. llltenhower la eq-er t~ drlttkln1 water, Terramycin Wliirllto 9:00 Sl · Od Pn L}ickv· IJ 1\anch 1 btlng &ltout lmplementaUoft or the IOU bank prorram whlcJt. thl o.d., ~:~!D!trl"m::,r:~p:n':':o:Ol:;· 9·00 cfpntain' kan:ae:Oo t The' Early ShLIW minilltru\lon vlewa u the best me!Jlod o! reduclq the mountt.lnoUIIj lnr ilumpa. '· • !0:00 tarry Mool;'e Your aurpluaea plaJUing the no.Uon'• lo.rm economy, Anl!Nl4leeasel 8 ~ still phmder I •m 11:30 , 'rlk& It ~icb Even though the President h&ll declared It would Inc farm revenue at a rate ()f more., l*tnchtt: th1t 1til~eth in me, 12:00 ., ~:.:.1nt Lady be "lnconsl1tent" to couple the aon bank plan with ihiri fl bUUon a year. Tht> u S. •nEt lin him, the ume brlngeth 12:15 l. " ··to-ol LUe rtrld, 90 per cent price aupporb, •• .hu been~ D.rtm~' o~ Arri.cWLure believe~, fonh inuch frUit: tor withoUt 1!':30 Sl~ . h tor. Tomo~ 1n the bill approved by the Senate •1rtcultun con&•, however, mu~b of ~ l9a et.n tnt ~ e~n do nothlnt. · (John l2:45 T~ : ·yi(U~8: Ll&ht ':" mlttee, ~~<>me ob&ei'Vtra tKpect , the White House lit prevented b.J presently avAU•bt• 15.5.) 1:00 ~ ldft.hea •· " , .· •- ••cept the tnconsUitency. The """'UQnin" of tl\eee meant. And, tb.• Dep·ft~nt idds, ..._ "' ;,~kera Is IJlat Mr. S:laenhowe~" reau&U. the PD- "mueh more can ~reaum.ably be. pr~ ~ ~n~YER: De_-ar ~eaVtjlnly 1!.1l!tll·· .. ).;3A ~.t;y;•;::>''l".''•'="•.: vented b)' further rest~41-eJI . " -er, W6 otrcr. t.lit'C Qlfl' illhitll'K.'I [or ' !!:0:0 lltlcal necuany or el~llorJ·Ytl.t le,J11Iat!Oo. to hei(J , · · _......,. ~ C'ttrbt pur •LQJW, ~~hit ·haj .. .2:§o reUeve the farmer'• Pll&ht. An Amffiaft: ' One wbt), · \Mea 1~ us 11th~ wny to be f·r uitfuL The Prnldent'a ron,greulon.a.l advlaer• en IAI4 •ile oon: nnalb' ~fforc:l ,a ~, •A• . ~ -· , 1 ~l!Ji .~e A~11be , ~.. ~~. ~rp-. to have told him tt••~ the Democrat• may 'le'l b T"".• , -,~ ~..t ""'' 4rl· ~ 1 1 weu hav• the VCltea to lock the 90 pfof cent 1up~; uysa~'ll:cr t;me. · 7 · · .,. f ~~ey.A"l' .. ¥f!'t" a,~ , " tt~~· · l,A~ ~~i~~~~~~j~ proVlalon, tnto the bill. Sl ienorance is' 1 ,ou WIR ena~e ~~his ~ay ~ l!A !, , · Pre•ldent Jt' the ehle~ executive a,pprov• th' "lltcon- be ~ ar+lrt ~ , '9,)~1ent, . ~ The-e m t~l~ rthlng~;. lltenhewet slatent" rneuure, J'ie " llk.a)r to aceom,pll'ly h~ 1 h¥DPinc: witlh .toll' _: .,. ,:.1 • • . ....~. :1NUJ ·. ~ ;~:e tit. A~. . apj..,wol wtth • \11'01\& wblch could "- - - A , -~··· conatrued a.a lU\ appeal for election or a ltep4bllc8.n Conpu \aM ai a 'b nweilli i 4J;.:t'kts tf,; ;Alta I< I » ._,.. WIDI!UIJA\' eventual ellmtna.Uqn qt lh• ri,Jid aupport "l'llf.tm bo 10 &<:UY4ly d"" ,~ · I 12:50 Sl19 On ll~a , 1 ~ 1:00 FUm. & Fancy 2:30 The Feminine To,uch FOREIGN POLICY ISSUE--It now appuq lb&l torotp policy ~ .l!fVI.$ION 01' lfDUff . 3:00 ~fternoon Film Pestiul wul be a top luue ln the 19G6 campai~J:i. Thl• ~arne almoat a cer.. ~:00 Mieke.y, Mouse '., talnty after Secretary ot $tate John Fa~ht Dullet HaUfted Oil tht \ ' ·J· 6o00 ' J<>l>a G, WllottLieJY world 111tuat1on before the Stn.ate fonli'ft relation• committee. J Dullea' att!l.\ement. that Ru&sia hu failed ln botb tht OOmeetlc •nd 8:30 News B:S' Weather lntecrnallonal fteld• ~cau•e of the unity and ftnnntal of thl We•t reu \lpon the unbellevlnf eo.ra ot tht Dtniocrat•, ' 8:4\1 Will 7oOD &· Whll!! tl\o secutary IOUJht to clt• chapter and vera. ln •upport of hia sr~:ument. aome Democra.ts went 10 tar u to brand llll 'utlmony ub!urd. . Senator Walter F, Oeor11 CD,, Ctorata. ln\llc&ted ltmltt4 aympathy wlth Dullea' position but asld he did not Q:e bow: fonlll\ ""'ley could be kept out o&: w~1at promlatt to lit "' txt:epUonaJ},)r ~- cltctiiJA battle, WASHINGTON RD. ru.nux "'- ,. _.., ,_ 1w1111t ~ LOSY481hl 6~ 4:U •Mrodtrn Romii)Qel 'f~,~\:tl,!'lm~.~ ClJo. Nt>w or palM roft... .•. It driw Cfllld.lr fD • NllaDift,. • MARRIAGE LICINIII ' ' ODd I f1 tloo ,,.,,., Obi• -.. I F ..................... ., rr• T 'd'Jt IJl. D.llhlr. · Ford 'l'beatre '' L!l:.: V~deo Tbeatre News Headlines 11:05 Weatbe~aBt P.jlii).Oiw.~- - - - ·-·~<>. -~ ~ fd · .Is that lbe -ol:oJat 'IS .is P'Qi:iibl-e, at .to ~ a NORWALK TRUCK LINES, INC~ . 7 :00 "'llhe Hunter'' 7 .30 D!nab s11 3re 7:45 News Caravan { B:OO You Bet Your Life ~.' 11 4J:l5 Modero. RomaricOt... Queen ~or a Day ••· oo A·"'....... ~- ~ ~NW 5:30 Hqwdy __:!J<i> Rthee" ul.Hlti. -~~;, '110 ..~ tJhat ilttell)ropie j , \ ·. \ ·•woe, \N'J!Dl ~•. ~-o \ . ... , 1. II , ·, • ,~ )I:'\ . •',. .I ~~ \ 'i · ·.'.. r '"i ' ' \ ,, ·, fta ~~. V...-t•ble&Ganltrt SEEDS In Packqe end Bulle. Big sell!Ctioli of bulk eorft. peas, beaD&, nrrot, muM:meion, ~~&dish. beet.. turnip, lettuce aod .:ueumber' in the most popular •lrieti-es. Ferry's GRASS SEED in package .and bulk:. Vi~ and Sacco -Fertif.rera. 95 Stve $13.55 Our lo&S- wiU be your . gain. We are saving our customers money every .w... l day. ~ • THIS WEEK ONLY Arly Customer BUying $20.00 ar more wortn of Electric Fixtllnli we give you 10% <l.ik'ount oftf your biU. Thia- I>PIIh to electric Wire 'W'itb ffx.. tu .... WALLPAPER ' New P•thrns tHw Colon Bfi Selection- ' e lo LONOFijLLOW I 7:00 Today ' =., ' t/;: 1- !fllid. v-•t 3.11 \\" t•t \ ~ ~· 6·00 FJat,t & Scruggs ShOw 6::10 Sports i:)'e ·' OL111IY :•o .get.it' m11n Mou ld (Jlkl' ovt't," he ll"'laSDAY 6:53 Sign On W Cul"<1IIWI 1L! IJbi ) ~!". A111CI · river 18 Rno,f 4<:ulloq I ma.uon .,. 8. J.:.on~e-dt•awu ma.tton 17. I:Jlcla- , OIU '..lJ From 1pr~llx l :? I S<lU lh ot a tooth 7 Dtoptqtulnte 9 Exda. !&. Come •' Koran .!IJII.!eche.a 13 . Nimble 1t Little rtrl ' of tht> D Pllfera ll Pulntl!d 1m,J ' lklll 10 Part of I t'llll pt{'t .fo . Conclutl,e I lMr-.' I IPM., - - · - a• ----::-= : - a yo.u1"}1ger, more t'"ll-1.'1 '" ;; ·, bUl:nd baonds and Of'gaml.z· ' County Ministerial Association Has ~fhiTI~ :tll Gatheraing At' United Methodist Church Cheaper Ry The Mile o/ - SIXTH IIRTHDAY 11t.e alx.tb birthday of Marcia. Bowles wat obtervld TuelciaJ at the morntq Kinderearte.D wben her moUler, Kn. lbrg.u-et Bowles, w.u aaisted bJ Mrt. L. W. lrk:Comu, •ubstitute teacher, in teTVlng decorated eup cakel:, eOQkiel aDd candies. Aft Easter tbeme of yel. , low and ereen ,... eMrie4 out ln the party arra.na:eme.litl. Gu.tl It the party table wen Gloria Juae Gibbt, Carolyn Sue Goodlun aod Wanda Petermaa. \159.080 SHARES "'""· trnly 5.''.i ""'entll' can. l:w J)IIH..I for ,t1!1e liV't.'St.oek and l't."UVC ('" eflnots •lrQ P"IIY ~he OVtWhead. made a '!llgtnfJCant Cont•·•but.iOJL to ~ o/1..,. No. 213 w~·~ " " " - bJ • lr.itchi!t. ' It fiOO.n deve-Jopert; 'ho-wtowr, 0:00 Coffee Time ~hat "be w.mted "bhe wh-ole .poo. 10.00 Ding Dong School p).e'' ftlihef' tfum j.Ul'ill' I ht· 1•<lM y, -10 10.30 Erole K::.vacs Show decide. ,. U:OO Home Thm me0:nt. tlhnt RMtoe ·wn,nt~l lo- 12'·00 Ttmne.ssee Ernie Show be dr11of.Led. 'Dhat !he WO'uld lw was 1·2:30 Fenth9J' Your Nest 1:00 .Bob & Jan Carr Present m~ e~ ~~a·l,-el•v. 2:00 lJalls of lvy 1,' We W,W lhu" P11radens repreSt>l)lm~ . 11'11 ~e: 2::10 :Parson 's Study 3:1.10 ~ip'e, Theatre .... .... Qltqo !~'........ ~·ooJ• f:OO DAte · "\Vlti\~J..!lt a.<linol ~!'0\lih SeoUl, ·lhe ~uc h if J~vestork value:<J dt.'<'lcuc by n c¢li:n parcenlaJ,le, !ht' co:-;t IJ[ tlll~nk "1 with the tdHme ..t ond -· w.....,."'~-, 7'h ,_ -~~ ~--l>r­ ltrlr1...,_ and ,,..._ aatm.:ed W.r a 411Uttl r-uur-.vea.t· (t!l'lll. age to the ooovoort.•Jon saymg he r ~ ould like ·Lo .rt"lrre · three mouths, $2.50; one monlb, $1. t' h~t I Bor - ' ,, lfay<o aod of ebonoy ~ ioe .....,, rt.abl• Will deooftltfld lin ~ llbmlo tt-. - · lo-"'!.,-wilt> bor "'"'· A.ll\'od, ..,.. bmiw. .. .. .... -"'Mr. ---- -· - HDWILL, JR. H is Liberal Pll<I'Iy un<~:njomousl) nommated. th im MCJoday as 1l' candidate .in the -eiCCl Jun to b l' beld 801ne time Jtrhlti: .!JJJITWller. '11bM'tl W&B quite ·n. ~h1rry a few da)-s ago when RltH>e sent u mess- · Inc ,.er week: one year in adv1:111et' at The D<~ily Sentmd uHire . $15 60; ai:r. months, $7.80; lhree months, $3.90 By mo\ut· route wht•re aVIUable: one month, $1 By mail onf. }'Par $8; siK moulhti, $4 25; A good many pt-op]e bt·licvt• I.Y IDWAID ' lt is •prettr "('{"rtllli ' l that w:rmk · led old ~an RlM..-e iliS gol'flt: to he ek.octed pN.iSJtien L 0/ Suuot,'h ".l Racine News Notes ' m-ot•-· REYNOLD E. GREENS The Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 2 STORES- POMEROY and MASON CITY Baseball Glove ' r&U..! ""'lbO priob~ divld<nfl ,.,. ot .eo ..... Po<......._ 111o >Wd wjll be 6'1fil .-•I'll ... ~. . .· ....._ .....+-:"'! ·c.._ PRICE: STJ.U, Per Sliare ' • • • e ' \ GOLF VS. BASEB.\~Prealdent BllenhDwert• pene~t tor plf Is once again worrylftl ofllclal.l of orllllliM4 bulball ta. an11 the owneNI Qf· the 'yVuhln&ton StA&tl.tfl ln . partiCular. Dtry year sln('e he took Clfl'lce, they become jlttery; tht.t fl• WOA'' ~ on h&nd to toss cut the 1\rst ball ot the .aeuon: ~--use ,!IJe'a lhoufh\;a tum to j"Oif In Lhe spring. ~' ~ . . , So far, the Pt>elldent _baa \~edi \IP, fOK lh• opt:Jllill day rltual Ill • thN!e ot the yean hll hu ~ ·~. Whlk~ IW~ ~b lhere have been aome narrow mlu~. · 1 • In 1963, for J.nltutcei be c:lteldfd to 10 p\fta.r \ft ~raii 1ll lieu of •howlng up at tht ball Ptrk ~ OpeftfnJ dfJ• LUckily, the JOhedulet\ ClJrener wna ralned out and the .PN~M '!NU •ble ~ ,ftlum to Wllshlngton lor the occasion on a late!! date • Thl& year, the WuhLn.gton m~ebt t. worried. 'l"ttey tntuany bellevtd that lhe eMil uicutlv• woLlld bf. headll\l for a golftrll vacetlo' ln .A.uru.ata. Oa., on the eventaa of April 10 ao they. p~mpUJ t.rled to ..... .... "Jl"llng , ...~ lo lilt lloll•~ ~.~1 ~. -~. ·~---= ,~~'+ Clip tDirl M!Jll ( Olfm•l Ci~JroUr ... n.. Ohio Compony R<f'l"' . . INYUrNEMl'lt ' · ·. I am o .. ddont of Ohio. Ploo10 1011~ lf1e clriUio; wilf1 dotoils of N ...... ~ Ttui:k Llnos 1,..., Ct.. I voting common rlock to: . ' cA;iiol 1-4411 ' CIRCU;L!\1111 ''• ' ... N. j;l;gh St. ColumO.. 15, Ohio Jhe Olno '8 'r()fllpany , ,.. ·1'111111 Totldi/1 COiull\looo 15, Ohio , N•~ c ······-················~·········· ' ············~············~·~····· ........ ·~~·"'·········-t••••. ··········~········ !.J: . '" I ' MITRE BOX and SAW $37.95 Proicssional mlodcl genuJne cow.hide oil •Precision bmlt ior preds11m 1 worlk. Ttus nntre box iTIO\ltdcs 28-ino:h saw Arcurat!' angl1! f';':""'\ r guage. Capoa.JJIY dl mill't, 1.1 inches. • ...!.J 'I treated. rich color, band formed pocket ~gular 6.~ ,I L,.,..,...-==-_j~~- Sale Price 5.95 I , STEEL · TAPE RULES FOLDING RULE ~ Handy '12. in<h f<lldlnf rul•. Calibrated in letha Meta sna-p Joinl'J and metal U..· Wh1te fi lli5h 'W'ltb Llrg.e colo~ nllmenrl& . ,, Open Mon., Thru Fri., 7 AM to 5:30 PM Saturdars: 7 AM to 9 IJM PICKENS PAINT and HARDWARE Pomerov Phone I 53-X �ll"tlil ~ ~fG!!!!111!_:;:: ,.-~ · --_--::--:::-:::.____ - •i! · ·· t NEW YORK E l I I I I 't '' UP- Brll K~ . ,, • - .... .-..-.·•::>~." New Shipment vot{•f'S. C.!'een Mn. bu~\ots of 83 5 rter ~l"n1 or •lh~ w~~ m~Hooed on hrg hMb SOO!t'r Wl·l•h Jl 33.6 pum1 avel'age was •pit>kt'<i bv !)5_9 -pe r· Cffl.t Of bile '\'ot-t"rs, and Junet; by 47 per et'IJlt. Cion For Fifth STATION Middleport, Ohio mu .per <*Tit; .Filoytl .f'he rra1.1011' ~ fLf•t.h I)OSI•Illln on "-'he ~i.nytlhical ,tewm hy a bare mar•gm over .Rbn: Shavl1k o£ Norl1h Ca.roiil\'3 State. H.od Hundley ~r . Wt.~ Wrginla and ·rom Hei!nsohn vr Uoloy Cl'liB> were nt'IX't in lp t)pU · •l ariLY In ot:hat order. witlh BtH Uhl or Davton ·aor.J· Lefll Ro8enbluth uf Nol'l,h C';rolLna (_"Omple.t.ed t'he ~<'· cmd 1 • • ·Wllt4DOW • CASEMENT 5.l... BARN SASH 1 ::'!:'~~:::·~~:: ~~ 'b!llrtlilers, rplay· •bhit1 '!lea!N:m; 1hl!r " J lt.m~g 'l ' TODAY'S SPORT PARADE ~ You cq,lt •lll.lilone Anc( ... $0_ BUCK$ Easy and plea1ant BY OSCAR FRAlEY , Hna.l dol~·ar tbal lbe WOI.IIld 8 Unitect Pren Sportl Writ...to lllh~e Slh~ lip aot NEW YORK UP-'I1he JSQUee1e Fore91. Hillll:s. Th.M'IK how b y 1be play of vhe ~ear W'll'i i·n operation Jl.eeds Hl'e 11Fimd S'.lam. today w!1Jh Aus-tra•liani :Le\11 Hood 11be pros ~ !him ~l puttin~ Vhe "aH OOI.lll"lt pr.es.o;" ~ ~b~ ~ 1 tll t~ U. S. Lawn: Tenli'I.S 1 IW""l'I)C'lll• ,,un, •& nns oon· UnuaoJJ.y ,bJockod shot~. whetJber ltJhiJs,e of lriS riVal ('(llfl(ef' Of" i(iho:re •aolde.mptcd by a 1.e1m1 male'fl' man Who ,had broken ~'()()Se; ood ,b e con nee.l•ed on 51 pe-r cc.JI'I or •his rteld gollil attempts. , Even though h e ,..,hon•ld be the No. 1 dl'dt chui-re or t•he -profes· ~ si<mal .t.eiMU9 1hi! 6J)ring, Ru~sen ha<S ·indlcwt.ed !he wlN pass 'up Pro ~t.emparH"~l.y fiiO that iha can <too, when you ~~~~er ~!he l!iMDWIODi £tl* Papels, AspHalted Sheathing, Tongue anti. ilfoove Yelfow Pille Filliflh, No. 1 KD all widths; 20 25Cts a Ft. Fir Plywood Sheathing Grade "" Fir Grade bola good buy for a purpt~se. Roof. r~~· ~ed(~ BJit Not Ia This Sale As water to ducks. wa; PaOObo Gon.za.l'ei.'i it! muJ"Ide••ing fun TrabML mberCo Wit•ll 1\ony 'l'raberrt Hoad '>W\Wh mORt of Sole Owner) ~· Jll. """'shopplltg Dlstrlet the "wm<~~teurl" Pomeroy -.... ------- ad. Middleport FOR EASTER Ohio ;n?~~·~~"P'':~·~·~, -~,T~·~·~·~·~·~"~·~T~·~·~~~r· ~bt.> Un•l.t~ StubeR Innf.lxt 1he ~ ' · ~y:mplffl in· A..u!lltlroli'a meet-me wm MOTHER... KNOW~fHtBm , ·. RI¢H VALUY are Butter is t•he GOOD AT ANY TIME • • • Snack thn. ... • • • Dinner time • • • Party timer Homem~k~ and hosttJset •-o..·.o.~ Ice C~eom tO pliasHamlly an·d .!il,nda I 1Uhf' I I HURRY! Umfted Time HGIN r l·y •hOO eXJpeM.ed. "l'.m surt> we wou~d be- wUli:ng i{,o ma,~e .tlhe same L'CllncfRlliorn 1110 Road ,f\hQt. Wf' madu Ito Fronk Scdgma'fl In lD~2'' qnole AIJq•kk. '11he UFJ\l'Bl f(."'t' ~o u•ll •amlllteoors is S)fl•a tlnv r,o.r expt'MC'9. l Goesslers c.''"·I JEWELRY STORE S PIECE we "In 1952, Bl~ SN\~mlt'flihad.JbeM ma"'l.fd, we ~ave 'h~m $30 9 day ~ ih'mse~r und lhis w~re-. I 'reP.! 1!-ll'l't we- •.vvu,J'fl• do llHl· same W Lt"W II'Jd ,J.rnnif('IJ' Hoad ." "(oo can be- roo! sui'& .tlbDII tlw-Y wHJ, tnN!(n ~~1\\Wh ,lihls eX~il tb.•a~~ .Jim~l. ~m!tder USl .TA rull4te. '!iped.len'M'. il .re~. Atkll t11 tJher~ of lnventro-n. ~r~;:~:: ·~ trHTUitY 6-Po~,ooger Tu • th e I ns~ctwas ~~r yd e;;~ng. J ve n. an.e Johnson and : ~ RIYJ•ra. Mh•16S_ 06k ~-··· S.ho• Stam ·· "Middle ol tlpjier Block" to make committee ealls. A concerning report or building 1remodeling of the church wa~ en by- Thea Smith. It was decid;,d to use lilies on the alter at ""'"' Prayer by Rev. Kunze closed : l POMEROY ~.. ,. lVI' NG RO.0.'M G ·.·'..R· • .. · . '----· ":'''".~~;· have!lllifer. an- 'I . .·.: at 'the ' endy. Nor, ,..My. •"" ..,., blame lblm when ttl undoubtedlv w"·l l>o the 21~ !nn«ord oo~ woo filii Ill• """""m at F.o..ft llw. - · Septemb.... ' NMd•Th•Title 'But ¥- \1 enUGUv obvious- 1·'hat ,. ~·be b~ bulld~ or tlbeo tomlri!l neec'i" illbe US dh'nrnf.I\Jorulllh-lop at' mudb. as ~ 10t'ledos •him. H(llfld tumed tiMYm o fi<rl'!\11 HB.· .,~ of'f-"'1' t•11 11\.trn ~ iJno .kmllt•M'"Y Wl,•:b ·birrn. It wi"IIS ~.1 or ni(llt:h~~.,. To ~·t .,.. 1oo orr.. of $75.000 -'flll1d ~trl,. n'I"'M-ihP m11¥ a worcl about mofAte lt1he ,p,.llnd o•••• ~1"\'. lm~.lflt\1»........._ ~comfort of any hai i~IU i\ ~-ov~ .. . IIUide to conform llhaJial·:,..U. """d Cd to your race type. ~-~ ~.~ar ~r·• hat that reela bt. Stop in, oeloct ' ',;-; ~~if iiyl\1, Oftd lot ua ftt you ' ~!~· · · -rM ~ hv 11S Hflles. 1f ·h~> "~~"O~ , StEtSON 1o tho """'Ttl · • .... from ' ' •10 ORCttaD CORSAGE whmtn" '""' A~lllt-M1~rr. Wknbl~ . 11n!d M:' Whnhlf"voo i!ouM bl'( 11bn U!\LTA 's ' .' l lleoomlwr. Floyd's 33.8 pok1t ·~ Nlll Pair .For You ot""" manded of a badetball lJI&yer. Hit IC'OI'iq I'Yet'afll' is ~-8 <Mld bht &hootina: ill deadly from ,S ide and outo>d<!. Aoltl>ouilb only six 2 I> Gr..., imatlabl¥- MOiCned .. _.o ... --.~-··- ~~~,..----~~~~~~·~er~:.::~r ;r ever, W8l!l be ' EASTER IS IMPORTANT TO US .,f«'. I sMSon W&! .title :third hi'~ 4Wel" compi•IOO by a ma)or .cG!l.e.e ptay· er 1 to}tped only by his ~mnan pJ'Il'd~ F r a n k Se1Vy'5' 4 t.7 two yean~ ego. and noy.d~ ow.n 35.9 18l!!lt e.eason. FreM"IMI,'8 32.9 ·point pre& Is \•he roo~ ihi;Chegt 1n major college amrats. a..... , w11o tn""aged to 0\llt on a medklere Duqunme ii>Nm, CQ Qo j d .tbout Ml.ytihi':na: df\. '. .. :fot . . . . . . . . , .•••llllf • 0 --~~~--~~i-~d•·•· ···· :.•c,• ' .. • 0' 0 ' 0 0 0 ~ (., With . PJ~. ~ l.dY!!It~iy Of EYery Will Be Ready ••• Until Ia~~; Before Eastet. t (l"~py....•.................. $WISI!JER oi'l4 LOHSE '"· I .. ,I I-,: ..~~-·' ,,IJ . •' .,,,.!" ,h '· . ~' s-ao: r. Mali Sf. \'ot't c8fJ. couht on us, not only for accu. r%'tely filled (ftescriptions ... bui for de· pend~ble sick room supplios that koep u&,fath the lctte9t advances in scif"'''tific •i'JI ' • Phone-!1, .Ohio INCLUDES: • SOFA BED • MATeMING.,L4TPORM ROCI(Il • • MATCHING OCCASIONAL CHAIR • lEND TABLES • 1 tOFFEETAiiLE • 2 MATCHING TABLE LAMP$ COMPLETE TH PS OFFER ONIWIEK ONLY MASON FU~NITU!RI vA. , · MASoN, w~ ' .~ . :. _tw.a•utl ·.·.·o·' I 'u·.,. . ~ • ,· •• tt)e ~eellng. BUtTER·'· eas~ly 8een. 'PUt b •sq-de&te .on rtbe US brats ,Jt!O ~~en1 '9o4ta, M. 19 I HARTLEY ~,_di.MttiTT r~~~~~===~~=~~~:§~=====!==;~:::;::::~Or~ ch· mU'!oual M'frllfllgot'- Others at 3.95 l •·Contributions ' amounting to $500 00 ~ were made when the Official Board of the United Board or the United Mt>thodist church met Mon. l>n'illt hny tun~p• ~<e t•''";c;;;,:!;j~;;;;; daY evehinl! at Ihe church. h•llul ... l, ~ 39 7$ hg"l"'l~ U7 ~ Willi Trailt.f1 SlU1 Wilflf,.• .f;o$19.11 Rev . .T. Leshe Kunze ilrcsideol qv'i!r the meeting which opene(l ........ ,,OIM !lith the hvmn, "He leadeth me", DR~! followed with responsive readin~o: or "1'1\1~ Wondrous Christ" nnrt praver t1y till' pastor. TRADE'N fiRST During the business scsswn th e SAVE fo\Jnwing contributions wc•·e mnrlr $100 00 each to the Alaska College, EVENT! . . lbe Wesley fo'oundation at Athens, and the Werk o.f Oe(hr~tinn t!lO CI\Ch to the Methedist T.V. Minis- ' t try. nare Reiouo.. '"",•• PY1'HIAN SISTERS ! ren's Home at WorlhinJ!:tOn ami . Me;p Temple Pytht> s· t '$25 mh to th•· College mn Home eompleted 'for the!"r mspect· . 19 t>rs, I gram ror Aged and the county lair pro· . Pomeroy, OJiio . 1 IK. ofh P. Mrs M'll e Sunday April 29, was st.•lectecl as - - ___ _ _ on w en Tuesday fatI thOil the dale . f01" II temperance speaker . , 1 ~.· P~t>- A letter was order~d written in "hiief, bJstnct regards to having Children's Day •T e dthe placed back in the conference. ues ay., Rev. Kunze urged the members 'L· A)•l'itik Man Jr., a U. S. Lawn TenrW!I A4!iln. ofhctat, <"Mll'C' illhii'U wjjjh ·tlhe AtratefYI•r-nn. Hoad obvl<iUS· .::====================== • e. .vi>M:iiUnllt .p\1fi'V'C'r11." Mlllfl CIOIIlN!ded. ilgi¥t S20 o. da;v for t'l:Peme!'t of I Ill 4.95 Methodists ~alre Dondtions fottilirtg ~500 .. ~u~~t ion Is tlhll't ElGIN ~ilitu J on lheae new ' . . exhit.rit on garment f1.mshes, Portland; salvaging furmt~re a~d Color in the home exhib1t, detugns for programs, Rftcine· dr~.ss exhib,jt, Reedsville: Botto~; Name- tap, .RockBas1c Dress. exhibit, Rutond Home developmt•nt I~~;~· Extension Council; Shn f·l pattel_'n display, ,Elberfields Mirldl t· epartmenl :;rPh . ep9r h8 ls, , ~~~~ps S ters 1.. ::~"•"' Sture t~,n,usual i~tetest Wos the exhibit by Mu111 Jes11ae Saunders of tailorlng w~th ll man's ..suit 0 lady's suit, wmter coat .dress on dis 1 and an upholster~ a'nd f , ay chair, · re m•swd Tek•• a.n Aootlr<~•ila• SAVE or. Vhree worship scr·vic· luTe. me.t wit•h Dil t'<'lcr o1 F.v:m· t,he worship st•rviee there,wi!ll be a jlllP.·l wn g.rrga4Jion· al mee-ting at Which .t·ime a qpw parl'lh WOMh1p sr hNlule is 'lo bt' worklld out. t'hip." 011'1"' your old watch Fl.IHowmg :f!ba:t "I don\t heJ,iriVe 1 C'!l>n ll'l'ifmd rt~J ph")' in t.h;:> U . S. (.ihamplon· "NOfrriall.J)• RP.gioD<~l New E.w-en. orr 11h(' f1orelgn: !Heldl'l wirt1h fl.lhe avoid inrtl21!lll.i'Oll' i()r winnifll~ W~m· • Fish ptwt-nA. '11M ~.;oo&nd .ffi{'"C'tinoz Of Sp('('ia•J inlet"(."lJt ,w, the members of .tile three chuJ""citl'-,~ of 1:he New H&V¢0 Pani~h w•ll be hE'tld M-onday nigbt, lforch 00, in Ho1} Wffk 'l'hc rar;islh WoMbilp Servtt-e Will h~· hr'ld 'At 7 30 'P· iTl1 all Sl. Paul's Ohureh b~g Th-e Ynnkee fiAh ~nar•red at int~ . P-,oWo TRADE Misl!iion Week aH oth"f'"' mem- g•f li!-lln . ltllu~m. too. Unlil Lew won tlhc A<mltll'ttft~'Ml cha:mpirm'lhip, he waos ideqti.J',)Nl proincipa.IW 1as "tille . ,rpan who I(J'If.'l't JlalaSI to mffit wWt·h ,t h Rev. FraTM.'ll'i B. Myt'll-s ,r,r om Si~ver SpriilR. JMd. Ht• Bull. lhe nl'€ll.is trlredon anrt 1:11e wm . ' nwer <tlhe tt"bloeoM\'1." BllltbliU!Ihe.wbtll tM Au.won <TllraMaifl peroh>f!d tv on lhis: blolld hrow. Ww m~ --~~ Mercedes .Condon Dress_Shop fi~~ be held P-eter'.'! Lutheran Uhurdi, . Pleasant, -lhi.4. 'PhUJ\'id&Y nrgh.l 7:30 t-o 9 p . m. The 'bhrt't'l -u.hurd1· es of the New fhrven . P.ariSJh and Peter'BO have ~ht'ir f.JUi~l· ~- \ 1 - - - - -·· ~e. 1.~ fmdieliner tws ·Kul. ,t o be .the nlllmber one OOy 1hove ·t o 9('1f'()\lin>F for ' .under..ft'M- 1 1 or ama-t&Jr tJeMlol~, flt{) ~Iter W"ha~ ii.11Jble piJ}'Of"fls, 'YQ\1 cati.'L ihard}J' su<'1h deilr'lw1:ors a<~ pl.a:YboY Budge blame Lhoe .• .efo1ber. · p 01 t~y ,hove :to sa\Y IUiboul !his d•a•lms 1n ~1hc Jtl"'Ol'es!: evwybOdY •nl't.->d" him both t~l(' am.Menm a•nd tllw 1 POMEROY, OHIO Orion Bellig'W.II\.CODiact dh my business rr.r r.>Onths. d"e to ' a long slcliiiHt' ~~Rt,e accounts were not paid ond Iuter~ others out of eon!i'llf. 'llu!telore makipg this sale at thelowest' possible prlee (pnl<llealb' at cost) to meet these aeeounts. ' Hood, .Jell'Vi'rug J"('('t>nllY (M en y · ~x·t.ensive European Lou.r. ,Jil'll; it. be So lilt'& a-ease of' t"-VI'IJ'IYbodY k-n()Wn {Qt,bhwi!tlh. rthwt. he wae ltlhe .ne.OO;Ing f'Vf't'Y'~ .ei!;e, But :Lew 1Jop nm;oteour 111 vhe worlld and as meanv.r:h~loe i\!11 putJting lhe 1pal' diem 1 ,;.ll(•h t•xpt"Cied liht) oofll.omary squeoeze. on :fhe US term'ils •fa:llhers. '&nd never .rouled out or a ·game l>qutpmt'ln•t ~· co~n· dt:e wann« ¥l .._.$ COLLI EWELRY Siz111 8to4G SALE (Morch 5th to 12th nrEI sup-erb baH m~lrers aitd -defeon:tl,v-e !Jilarodoots whb •!(lade tlheilr tearru~~ "move." .Amu.d CoachM Ru99eH amerted coUe«t' ~ and prOfeul:anaf scouM from ooasl to cq8l8t when tltf' DoM 'made a eJI(WI<COU'.Mcy tour last De\.'eJJI'ber. ~ly t.as s~ •B bit m&n ma· neuvered on th-e baskotba•IJ court wlt'h such &giomy. The rt'OWfll'ilfl!lt N.eti'O yot,llh ·m«agE\d 20.15 N· bounds -pe;- game; h-e ro1nm"iltted only 34 peraonul foul-s in 24 glJIIlle.s w....,. Introduced. Mrs. r.ord Group, Nylon FOR QNE WEEK STARTING - - .....-Jl'ltdlllt llfltt ¥_.IUD $10.95' TO $25.00 Wool ""'L".- . 95.5 p~>r r · .,,l rr .,,, :!'>'' o1 ·•tj 1•j . Russell. pHihl in 1<1 J,nJ '' n.,. Tl •· ; hareYo1 despite .tlhht lack Qf !l'l.a.tur~ dy ~oppP IJ l'li f' p l''.'illlt.~ !1 •h of ·Ihe Ul58 cOmbine ,h&d an UJ!l'l81Wl-- -· - · ly ·hiih lkbr'~J\IR fll'lill"&",ie <4 24.7 poi,~l>~ ~pet ma<n pe~· game ,aOO h :>a~ted a weetitlh of diversil·ied '"krlol"!t, Floyd fJDd F'fttml'a.n are two or ':.I ll:' blgl$ scorflt'S Hl ooldeie baskt', Lbalt lbi!Jtoey; RUBS"&lt .is a ereot rebounder and defent9iW rtant, in .:::.:........._ MA&wr charge or pJans ror ment Day and C. County Agrlcultural l!he 'Jb.e pn$11}ing, relaxed Oakland, Comi$red rt.'O 'PD.~ Ml -A·ml:fl'iea €alit., )'01.1.\lh "l't(,.Acied ;108 fir.;l •ltiltml~, flbis yeaT'1t W319 '~hot"(" . 1fe'am votes and 29 -.for 1•hf' o<)f'orond 1'ltw tl.ei~ ,aVefate was on.)y 11iX· t.f>am, bt>im.! 111tl l ~ mrf' ' ,. rl•"d by root.thrfe, 9UPJll·ied larrgt>ly by 1 C"d:nen Home DemoMtrat4on Whlte Wall Tlres Sold At List PI<!Ce Of' Black Wah rires. Jones won TOPPERS ty Freeman. ~'I.'Hnd h·adin~ M"'rer sh•ou<1 vear in a, tow 'Ibe ~ott~ pi~ ~ed rfbr "tfbe teanJ b y ~ 1h1 • ~f'S of 35:~ spants wr;t.ers and broodcartcrs throughout <the- natiOn w~ Robin ~n of Ohw stifle. [)~.nrt!'ll 1!'4oyd of FW'IOUJ) and K (' Jo~K"S . lllr.tiell's baekcouftt tPaotnmate un San Fraoci9C'O. Russell , wbo was targ(<\y instf111 mentllll iR rirll'king tlhe Dorl'!' t'hf' ~a-t-ion's No. 1 fleMTI k)r otlhe -seroru.l ~tght yelltl, II"'O"ived tlht- largrst 'IOtin;g JMftt:nta&f!l evE--r pl)l1i:-d by ~ f!IQ~ iD file e-(fJbt y('31'S ~hf' lJnWed Pregs has rtho.<t«t an All · • J E. D. Hartinter with lin. CJtar... les Goeglein u aulltlnt ~ OF Base Position St"a990 lU <the llta}Ot" t'Oilt..gH ranb Wl1il a 32.9 •vo~rtl <~vt•r·age wa'!l t•he secund m(SI Pl~]ruhlr C'h ok"t' on t.h<· team Ui,s n1l'll'l e .tllfll'u;ed on · ~ht• ~- -u., -Mn. hdd It the nft1 will be- held at the home of 95 .4 by TIOm Cult~ uf LaS1111e last OO SiX-fool -10 ('fillet far ioy ed San FraneW.CO and Si .lA DuqU«VVe weroc C~'Cn .t(Klay on 1htt llmtt'ld PN.'tQ; All A.rnepra baske¢ball tearit for \lbf' A,netiean _ , , ·----..... "' :· s~I~tw~~~~dt: BY NORMAN MtLLER UnltW PNH Sport. WriMr ....,.,_ ~· - ------- By Akin MaYer ... ... EYES No.1 ~.All A.mericaJJ. C~e ,:-'<· ·· · ·'~ -- .. ------~-- �• \ • The Page Six WANT ADS f Fourth Anno~ Tourney Starts A! P"rt room PUIINI8HED APARTMENT, fu.roaee beat, utilJUa paid, adults, no pets, near Pomeroy Hll~ Sc~ool. Mro, La~lotz, 324 E. Main St. Ph. 302-X 2-ZS-12tc .:lualftad Ada 1 - bJ lU A. K. wtll be putW&beo t1u1 aute da1 u nffivnd. li'nr ,.,..rtt--E-o-t-.!ie~ • :''u"nn, Scaffold Boards. Drop Cl~iha. &ales: 2 cents per WGJ'd, oae 18- Wedne~QY,' Morch ·7~ Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Fl1ht CHESTED~ a..uttt Mmball, 1vg, Detroit 10. BY UNITED PAISS SACIIAIIEN1'0, Calif. - Joey IIIAld.1 BEACH, Pa. - Holly Lope&, 134, W:=st Satorameoto, Mirna, 157, Wa6hin&ton. D. C., TKO'.. Reuben Smith, 13210 ; Lo, stopped Jimmy Morris, 1:W, Miami Angeles. s. A2-C John Glqther baa retura.· Su.nday. RICHMOND, Calif. :..__ Leoftlrd cd to Deaver, Col9r1do, after a Fla. 9. I ! 1ar cluaified raw. Obituar1ee MEN TO WORK in Meigs and surpublllbed. al 1 cent per word. '. tlon. to 8. \ ~ I ' BRING YOUll . 8\ter- ~ 1 =================:;;:=::=================~===================::::;:.. 1 RAWLJNa ITS I ::,erv1ces -- - (I 91 Bus1'ness • Q ppor t unl t Jes '* lo the f>ort:ilmouth District of the rompany's Vafl..l')' Division two ·ma· jor projects are included in th111 year's budget. New oil cireuit breakerg. at th~ Tenth and Of[ner" I, St. Statjon will require invest. ment or $165,000. The installation will be completed by m.id-ye3r. AddiUqnal IUilUI will be s.pe n: on num~~w a.rr•.aJJer improvement! to laeititkB Jn tb~ dm.11iou, wtlklt lncluO:M: Jlortsmuulh , Ironto n ami I l rwm l · J ---- --- IlUI Business'!'>erv•ces - -'-________ __ !)<:~Je~ PLASTERING 1953 BUiCi- SpecJal 2-door Sedan, Vi:J.gll Wal-ker grey and blue, $1195. Blacllnar's . .. .ate Racioo, Ohio. 3"""' l'omeroy, Ohio. POOn,e Letart Fra,11s 2303 19M PONTIAC Delux B Cyllnr.der 3-2-30tc 4-door Sedan, $119~. Blaettnar'a, FOR RELIABLE PAINTING con· Pomeroy, Ohlo. _ _ _ 3·3-6tc tact Richard C. Wilt, 232 S. - -FORD =:-:::-Fourtb St., Midd I eport, Ohio. 1955 V8 Crown Victoria Coupe, beautUul red and white 2-22-30tp finish, $2196. Blaeunar's, Porn~ We Hervlce rcpair-au-;;;;ie eroy, Ohio. U.fitc Sewing Machines, rental mach-1 1-9.-.- ll-01-CK- -V8 _ S_u-pe_r_ Rlvlera . Inca, $6.00 per month. Phone Co1,1pc, like new, $2795.. ...Bl.aekt· 6314. nnr'11, Pomoroy, Ohio. 3·3·1llc · Singer Sewing Machine Co. 167 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport. aT!d . 2-22-30te RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE 19~ DODGE 1,1 ton Pickup, like Phone 200. Cleland Appliance new, $69G. Blacttnar's, Pomeroy, Store, 118 W. Main St., Pomeroy 2·23-tl Ohio. 3-3·6tc ,. Team trn-phics wilt go lo The wtniller an·d -·;"""".. nn lite .consolation winner artd ~-runn·er ·UP and ····- Notice is hereby girven that N'OOI F . Ervin whose }J{Jst OJffice ad- dress is MLddleport, Ohio, lh&s been duly ·appoi~ ExecUtrix or t.he &ta-Le o.f Olift.ont M. Ervtn la"te of Middleport, Melp 00011'hv. Ohio, ,deceased. Dated tb~s 27-llh -day of February 1956. a. I ·s· ' WO,RDS . ·. _'2; · ·:. ' . WITH . \. ,. 120 !;) Insurance .. . OOMPLETE l.aauraaea Protectloa, Llret Auto, Fire, POllo. CaU Doa ' '' Milia. Middleport, Ohio. -Point Pleasant Firm Honors 30 Old EmF~oyees i"· ,._ ' ·•, .. ~ :~ . ., .. ·, ec::;. .. i departmerd. ---· · - · ti':AM OF' HORSES for 811'1"0. J(f}fl Rladne. 3·5-61t SEWING MACHINE lol' goOd eondltion. Sh1rlcy In Bfldbur)'. Fl~thor, HAY. Call Hqltcr, Phone 3673. A Duncan Phffe 14_altogt~ny olghl plcct DINING *'OM BUn'E, $riO. 411 Spr111J1 Ave., Pomea:oy. s.e.ate HOUSE, ft room• wllh bath, buement, Jaraae, 1.03 Acrea, pracUcally new furnace and water ayate.,n. Mark EvaDi (For· Pomeroy, Ohio Our CONSIDERATE PERSONAL ATTENTION Accompanin' Every Strvlct . WI PRII YDU OP IU~DINSOMI DITAILI Trevy·Finlttrwald Funeral Homt WE BUY 1'11\UO'l'IJa.U. 1 OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. . . . . . liB ........... OCRAP lloON - IIJil'.u.a LAZY MAN'I RANCH ac:rm. .lktu· AUTO SALES IF APAIIT· -and IJJ'- dwoll- · 1-M-U You hove 1omtthing To Sell, Trod• or'An· nouilce, Ltt A Dolly Sentinel Dlsploy Ad or Wont Ad bt.Your Rtprenntatlve. -Thej:Gtt ' . ..., ' ., ' :·.-·. . ' .. • . , ' Dortf RODNEY DOWNING • c-oroon ... , ' •' \ . • \ ' 'II: . ':' . ~· . . .; . ...t, <. • I, : . .. ·~ ., . ' ."· 'f..j.. soMETHt~: o. ,, ... '' . . ; . ,, ' .. { • ';. ·~ ·~, ·r IHTt)' ·'- '{ ·: ,. ....... . . . ) J l' tt' .' . ' tu·rtN THAi · ~• ""I. ~­ 'tT .. . •• INSURANCE AGf;NCY PI,., Au-.l>llt. IIMIIII AC(IDINT · Lilt. C•uoiiY ••• · - . )t ;e • - ~OC)~(( . _.ROQ.~D~ .,. . - .... ~ l ..ul•r BuliMtl Mtttlnfl Rolreol>!ncnta & -terl!lnnjonl By ERNIE BtJSIJim.Ull. ... . ·.. J • .. . . . 1:00 P. M. ~ •oCKIPII.INOS ~~~NO~ ... ~. ~ . , r·•"'e • t 'j: At a· meeti·n g or ,t'tJe County Sc•hool Boa·l'd . 'IU-esday Plligoh-t in rtJhe county -supeimrtooden4.1s office · Jbi!lla were- paid; mu.tine btisill-et; o.; '1 rtook place, and Jt:he ap_proval' of l tlt:e issu:mC't! of bus dr1vers :per-~ mit 1o Cru--1· Gorby was made. Alt Jtend·ing 1•he mee-ting were Carl Kautz. Coll'lns, V~.i.J At· ki"M, Gt"'rge PeNY and R~d \ PEANUTS ' \ '. . ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETIN(l WED. MAR. 1, 1956 . . ' ' ..,, CO-OP ."J l ' THIS ,RATE ON CASH ADS ONLY ,._· Yo~'"•v•'s.•····-r... t.•t~ir.s , :vo:u,:boN,.. I!!Jtc~l i,.,., '.'.,.. , ..... 21.1 METROPOLITAN • • ·!:!" MEIGS COUNTY . . I R-oush. --c=-o-_ _ _ _ _.....;c:__E:!:;==:!!S~~:;:::;c!:=~!:! Meigs County Comm.issloocr'lil Office. Court Hoale 3.?-t~tc I~======~~~~~==~~ Good Cleo Uood C.n All Mokeo and Modell 1\ale. Call Maso.,_ 3-11743 ~,.. , e p. ru. ' See Superintendent Bidding closes Apr. lsi tel• reat Run) Mlnenvute, R. 2-WHEEL M!.'TAL I;: CHILDREN'S HOMI! FARM :==========~~~ t . SCHOOL BOARD MEETING .' To Hlahesl Sealed Bid 3 buildings - I SUo to be sold sepcraloly Power Mower and Gorden Tl:aclor owners,... have your equipment acrvlced by aktJ. Jed mechsnlca • parta availablo to us lor moat make&. MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY. Pkonc DO {~ ntent ; t.nd Hobert Sidt:t's, labor·1 .• FOR SALE Ohio. 3-Z-llq> MIXED nAY CCC" cmk!, Fnmk Be.ch, IM.Midtepoot, R. o. Leadina- Cooek Road. 3.&~3tp . Ham Sn1ilh. ·1\o·eldiug department; , Hugh Love, y~rd t•rel'liou depart.-! ''• .. ' ' ' .,..• ., .. ~-· li o~l'"mary Squad wh(/ cancelled thear- call. ' 'Twenty yenr pins were pre~ent· ] . ' ~iebr. l, a.l ed to Edwin Thomas, yard erect- MAX WARD , _ 61 Pome,.,, Ohle I ,..,,~;._!! s. ion department; Bert Rodg~s~ welding department; Edward Kapp,.' weldin~ department; &y Mourn·. ing, yard erection department; Wil· 115 I. IHIIIId It, J:tfif' Ridenour. J ·· lm Rit>- Fr~bmen : E!.!"aTI-QT EtVan... Dr n· na FN>ck~r. Janet K.n :ght. Cilh~r t \ Sp?n·cer. Thirty year ..aervice pins were presented to George Kenney, Pro· duclion manager; Wilbur Mallette. machine shop superintendent; Thomas Higgins, welding depart· ment; nnd Lawrence Utchlield, crone oeerator. 1 -,: ;¥''. ' . NOI'ITI'l .RlJikn., llfo!rn H<rNk , J.;:n ' Os· Jun icrs: Ada B_i~ell, H: ! : n fJf1ff man , Sue l4,1D~ · Scpbomln't': RaJ-ph Knight. tr (21) keal Estate DEEP WELL JET PU!IP. Write I or eetJ Dalo Smibh, R.eedrlvllle, A'ITEN1'ION bel , Cret..a. RO<Of\ lf arihil Sco'A . thirty-five years o! servace b. · W V ' · ere William Higgi ns, labor fore· ra, · t. an· and Fritz Bonecutter welding . • t , department.~ ... I. Haggy, b9rn~. mpany~or Potnt Pleasant uonore • ~· ~..,. SeniOII: The Marietl.a Manufacturing Co- vot-e... ----~--:::-~ " d HOLZER HOSP~TA,L. • ::...~~-----thirty employees at brief c~re·! Adm"-tfid. 1'fuesday: Mr~. Ell-a, The Mithh~~;~orl Emer,...eo~· monies et the plant on Tuesday. 1 C enter f...etat!L. w. va.· Mrs. Squad w 11 g called to the Swartz' ... Jeweled service pins were pre-\ E.~. P-riii.'El, ~~; Rc~r-t home on Leadin!il Cr~ek at 8:45 p. st-nled to the men by ll. R. Cole, . Porn m. Tuesday and agam at 2:30 president o! the •ompany . j ~ to Y.rr. an-d I m. Wednesday mornina, but Dt·. ' , . .&;;.. 11 WC'f'k~. ----~--------- --~--------- .. --- Fo,- .~. -::-:c.,--- ' . \ . •....··.il'~ ·,.;.."· .'I ' •· .... . . ·, . -~ ' ' ......,...,d ,.,.,. · Ntud('tlt~ at C.ht>S'f'r mad_f t·ht> He-nor RoH lot ~ht> .ft"Jltt':·h ~ix 3 . . JUhn C. :Saem Court Ju~c ()f •tlhe .Probat-e ·Mei~ Oou.nd:ly, OllJo. (2) '!II: (3) 7, 14-3tc . You Can Insert A Want Ad Dec1aMd _R. R. Cra)', pr~il?al cl Chestw III~E·~ s,h~l I I• • . 0 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Exetutrlx Estate of Clifford M. Irvin. t • ' Pomeroy District11. Fourth Six Weeks Honor ltoll Names I • ' I1At Chester High .•· -to oC!he team with ltltJe bes( cbeelr loading. Iooi-viduoi .,...,..1.. wiH .g!l to ,tJhe best •foul 5bot. dle •beJt •port. <he player scorm" ihe most points in on-c..- game, tlh-e tallest .player, '('he best Iteam ilJI)if.YW, lllhe .pl·ay{!l" making the ·liOngest 'Shot, ,tm best ;rll ·around phr)'er, the p!•ayer making 1Jhc most pohrttsr in 4•hc .f.ournoy, .bhe fMte!ft lplayer, and rt.here w~JI be e.iJebt l)llla-yers .sclcded on the aU toum.ey rt·eam. ... '::.\111 be!:g TlrorQ wiH be plooty of tro3·7-ltp phies ·a warded in ·L·be .tourney. Ill. ea. I immcdla,ely. Write Bawlcigh's , Dept, OHC-840-190, Ji'rceport,: R. H. SONS .CO. - U Due to the ill health of my wife hour Wrecker Service. Day I must sell my Grocery Store Phone 6227. Nii:ht Phone 8039and all operatlng equipment. X. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALDoing good bu.slnen. Priced ERS. 3·fHt very reaaonahlc. Wrlte Box 668-C ---~;mplete WBEEL ALlGNMENT baJanclng and brake senice, Hacketls' SafetJ Service, We1t In Care The Daily S(!ntincl. Main Street, Pomeroy. Ohio., 3·7-tltc Phone 267. 6-G-tf . - - _ ·-c----- Hll Auto ,. I 3-6-3tp I I Jence needed to start. Sales easy · ilond Wio!liam ·McKelvey wiU be tJbe to make and profits good. SLarl anOOUllccr. TARY TA.KE YOUR WANT ADS AT YOU& CONVENIENCE JN THE Ev •· •n"GS CALL a9'l · ~· -·' - - · ·~·u• - · --SERVICE. Call INCOME TAX Middleport 627$. 2-a.tl J Auto -- . :: I. _..trn t r¥-;un lntt'tttlt fJf ACOOIIIIIUilfl and lite OAM ~~~- O/ CerUJld Pllllllk A.CC(IKiftuntJ.) Rel«'e€15 tor the tourney obe ·an<:l Larton ~- Doa - - MAN WANTED - For Rawleigb Nease will be the ()f:fieial timer TO RA· business ln Pomeroy. No exper- : wiUt Don Wolrfe rt.ne offici&! seorer --= ·- :..---.ET OUR E.l.J!,(,"'TRONlC :-.~CRI!;- 1ts lj I ] ' JuJ y or this yBar. Total l" OSI ur the . »· ' )rtl)~ II $1&,{MI),OOO , ''f Ohiu Powt'r ha• earmarkt'd ·$5 ,1 000,1100 of 1tt ·~ bud,et for the be· , , llflfll f1'i: .,( {'(JnUructi oo of lht first .. HOtUES1, ~; I 2'~ 0011-klluwatt. unil or the new &uortage 0 newspr...... Jl.l Ka~m · ·r plant . In 1957 . OMo Pow- potJ!;~ LJ~, n .probJenu. tO(tay fcm:oed I t'r tx t- nd iturMi at the pLIInt will Rotll<.• ...tf!"t' s two <h~toly ~ ; be ll:.MO,OOO and in 1951::1 1t will i ~·he U.•mocrat _& OJtronlel• etf I lie 19,800,000 Total t"(r51 uf the u n· , hp Rudu...t(W T~-Union, +o edt I 1t will hf> 11,500,000 It i~ ...d 1 ~d uled ,.,., all advt-rt~»ll!. ~ ! tor opention in Marrtl 19'".>8. das~lft£>·d <t.flid S.?I'VM.'t' ads flar W«l• . , . . ..i an d ]''r id ay' 1 editrl:onl· I l'urreJttly under ror,~tru('llon is m·~"'} a douhle-(lrtuit 132 .001Jvolt tranl:'· The pr<.t.lem of . the ~ mi•lrion li ne from Philip Sporn • shortage ( If newsprmt, .tbe • · Plant neltl' Nt>w Hn£>n w V· nouoci!'ment was aeceotuatled by to th~ new aluminum t•l~nl th~ f.·u·t that Lht> _p~pers bad beea 1Ju1Jt by Ka.ise:- Aluminum & <:he- (' Xpt'Tit-r~t;~ng _ dlffiC'Uitle.. rih mical Corp. at Raven!llwood, w. tht-rr m·wsp r1mt supplier wbo wu Va : 1otal COil of U..t> project wi.ll havm~ tr~ru;.pol"'l:at'ion IPf'OblefTL!• $190,000, all but $10,000 of which The cut 1n advf'rtisi n g Wl.i tateR is to be spent in 1956. ~!i a ··l..t..> l re.'IOr t. " , Ralph SHOES CINE SHOE SHOP AND SAVE MONEY. 1-L'Hf ' ('Pili~ ,, vn.e fl/ a 1utu o/ ariktt-'- o",t felu"at l•ctl"tu: taz #ltn 11 Tilt ll("ffeltl 1re k.lo!'4 c• bi/Qrl'ltultm. wuvUU4 bt" Ill~ Newsprilit Laek Forces 1 and complehon ol The umt in Semi fina16 "Of tlhe toor'bey will rounding counties. Steady year- b(' ·held on Fr iday, M-arob 16 at 7 . around work. Contact C. L. ; a-nd 8 p . m. "Vo~hHe :llh.e C0D801atiON Crouse, Lowes Trailer Court, and final s wrti be ihEiid on Sa.tq.rMiddleport, Ohio, evenings 7 d.,, Maroh 17. " " · ·' ' .!Aarliled A<ll ncetved bJ mall or telephonE. JIVe.D caretul at:a- :'\lotiG&\ '( . - .:.-:\ Alliloa,. ltld.De. I Oh!~-_e_r__ -- - - - II -( J?) 'l [ :/ ... . : :. ......... Page5eYerJ INCOME TAX FACTS No.8 • Plan ~ow for Next Year'll Tax By MR. AND &IRS. SMITW :.U· ......J :.~o N. .:vu-. liptiJJt a ~tend with ·11.r. aDd Mra. U l(ofliaon. Blacklltlk. ' J(n. HeD.l'J -Beaver SH.Ot llo• day wtt.. her motber, Mn. llarr1 j I 8-2G-:, · l The Daily 3tJcltlnel, Pomtirlil~Middleport, Ohio home. :.r:....... :.. ......... "" :S..:i...loli!J, c...;I.IUi'i.oull, u vi. ··.::.;u::;, ... A. - Oun .,.~u .:; .. ;....... ,;.;;~. ru ...iwwuU, U"'\l"UU.. ~- JJ.J da.Y .lw-~uuah "'Hb ru, pttnmu. 130, Boston, Mus., outpointed ed Bolden Abrams, 13~ Philldel~ Mr. and Jln. JQbn Glntber, M~ spent Sunday with her·-!lster, Mn. Clinton Fisher. Mid.41e_port. aert.lon.. MiD.imam ebarae bDe.The fourllb antlUlll PortLmd Jc>hlllny _O'Brlen, 127~' Bolton, phil, 10. • Shirley ·Gta.t~ Porlale, ObJo, Freda muer. P~one . 11265-X. 11-1-U t ce.nt. per word for t.11rw <*~· Crade Sohool basketball tounJey HONOLULU-Joe .Mice4i. 1-4:7, 1pe.nt· a weekend at home. Mr. aDd Mr•· Dale Beaver, Bel· tee\Uive l.aserti.ou For rent-Electrte waDpaper gt>ttS under way .this coming Fri· New York; outpointed Slln H•r· Fraak11o Rt.ltberford, Montana, • laire, vla1ted Mr. and Mr6. JltDI')' .teamer. Clinton Flablr. Mid- day ni·g ht at 7 rp . rn . at the .Port· ringtcm, 11?%:, HonOMu, 10. visited Mr. and Mn. E. B. Knia:bl. Be~vy. Sund.-y. · &»pedal-One moatlil tor "2D eeuta ~_:_~_:_:= - ed m the tourney. Teanw ent~ por word. dleport. .Ph. first 626$-X. 11-1-tf land gyun wn.h teams dlanVery desirable fioor APART ~n addltw-n w de feudinlg MENT. Automatie gas furnace pion, Tuppers l"lairns, are Rud&Dd, t'u1l rate or 2 cen.t.a pe: word wUl Call 8170..J. 12·22--tf Cvttagevi)le, W. Va ., Harrison· be cbara:ed lor advertiaiDJC if not paid for before the llitb o1 eacb 1'¥10 FuMl.lsbed f...Room APAB'r vJlle, Sahsbury, Rae~. Cool-v+Ue IIENTS, new furnitur• . UtilltJ~ and Portland. Hubert Price wl'» mouth followial J.nseruon. pajd. Call 8044-M. agam be 11l.i'nagol' of t"be tourney. 't.irron ill Adve.rtlaloi-Bho,lld be Port•lan.d and Coolvill-e wiU open reported mu~.;.edl.ll~. The Daily Help Wanted t-he tourney at 7 p. m. on F'l'iday Sentinel will not h respon&.~bl .. and a-l 8 ()'clork Tuppers Ftalns for more than one mcorrect ill· W1~ - RECEPTIONIST AND . will open defense of l·h~ir !Li.Ue by / ....UClA. OFFICI ASSISTANT Ntween j meeting Harrisonvi-He. On Satw· _. .... 20--35, Appty In own hend· ! day n i-&~ht at 7 ·p. m. Racine and wrltfne to Box 661-B, % Th• · Salt-shury w iiJ ela8h with Rutland .ro. uf ThanD an4 f>pedal Nl> Uen ot EveDl.t printed at reau.· Dally Sentinel, Pom·~~Y· 3-2-6tc aM Cottage\'@-e meetintr at e. e~ht • 1956 Gil')' Wolf apont a ....Und wtlb lllr. ud Mro. I.eltllarl, lla<IM, bla IJ'Ioclporonta, Mr. ond Jln. opent •• .,.lllo( Wllb Jlr, alldllro. Spntue, lteedtvlllt, Cbalel 'P)tle1. llr. and Mro. Clyde Calvert, eal· Jlr. and Mro. Tbed Cfor, Pork• led oa Mr. aDd Kra. Ward UQel, enburiC, apent Tuelday hen at CLARICE I.LLEN · • '•.'_,,.,r., .,.. .... ...-·· - - w J E H "YOUR SUNRlSI. TO SUNSiT ST~TI"~ 990 . ' On Your Dlol In GQHipo)is. �... ... . _...,...._ - - - . ' _______ -- - • I -- -~ - -- - ------- - - ---- ' _..;.Pc:lae..:::;;..;;.EI=g;.;.ht;_.__________________Th__:e_D_a_i...:.ly_S_e_n_tinel, Pomeroy-Micldl.~rt, Oh_l_o_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - -'_·____W;...:..:.;ed:;;.n.:.:esd=ay!..M~ch 7; 1956 St. Joseph's School Of Nursing rs;~;;---1' To Hold Capping Ceremony Sunday ~·· Will mid ~ Ji:u1o. ew.e._ Suoday eveGiDg, liard:!. 1\, at 8I8V& .thittly p. m. ia tlh~ ~Nodit<r(um ot 1m od.oo!, it .,. t'liOUIIred todl)' - by Silter iMcly IWI.h, Dl-.or ot N....... . 'lbiB ~ e«"tGtDy, in ~ - tbirt'Yd1ree ~ fliWdMCs will lweive - 4heit Niw: 6ie· '!lilies the completioo o( a six J l"fiiOIIIttl.s ipl'el'l]~ period o{ the l I J '''. educaUomiol ~IManbers .or Ute alam iDCtude tQe fo»owiui: three ' Her~ · s )"$lir 1-2-J. While 1hcy' re lllill warm, shale lhcm up in a po~per '" "'lllnoer """ "'""' llkirgao, Ellzobellh, w. Va.; C<>!>- «ano~t .l'u.uY bag pania«y lilled with ARBUCKifR I A-.. . . . Wolfe, Speuoer. W . Va. Miry Meier &Dd. Neutzline Pomeroy, o .; i!larY Moore 1md Betty Ann RUe, VienM. W. Va-.; Mare- O!!ecbero«", l.booell, 0 .; Myra Smitlh, Bel<pre, 0.; Ro.emany Zwick, Lower Salem, 0 .; Judy ZWll·ma-n, -a-untiugton, W. Va., Frances Morll'll, Fa.iT~rnOnt. W. V~·.. Sister ThOmas Mare Schmid ·MKI. Sist.el' 1MaJtio de ~ [)a~, St. J096Jih's. Convent, Wlheeling. Federated Church Officers Plan Easter Program how 10 sugar your dtlU~hnuu • ot ,..,...., ·1tic. ~ Sci>oo1 u- &. MIDDLEPORT 'Mrs. Ray Pickens Spealcs At Gathering Of Nehaclima Ga,den Club Monday SOCIETY ' The Rawllne-Coat.& ambulances A talk 0D Ule ~ ..... Y1 WVin ~~ :...... !h-... Powdered SUGAR took Charles Sauer to the Hunt· VirgiotVa was ~WfSenC!ediQQ ~ Plaeot Wft'le Mn. Phil Batey, ~ r - BUl'IDJ, .,.,..,..,.. r in«ton Veteta!'ll' Hospiital Tuea- night: by Mnl. Ray Pi~ Jlr, At ~ ~,.,.., '"""'Ill..,. ·~ .. ~·- ...--rn- ··-· c·~ day• evening and Frank Farley, a. meetiog of """' ~~ .__._, · m.a ._ .. , ~ ~ D~· ~., :......, .~ Syracuse, from the Jone1 Memor- den Club in st. Joseph'a PMiBh ..,._,_ .,..,... .,. =-·~ Jr .~ wun r~~ ial CUnic to the Holzer Hospltal HaR in Mason. City. . .... ~, ·• ._... am VIIUU:I, · ' ~- ~ ~-~--· M for treatment. 'l1he 1\ol.l Call &r t!he neiJ1iac .-,. "~ ....-~ U'8. """'" Sunday guest11 of Mfi:_ James wa.s ~ · by Ci'VIbif 01)18 ol Hof.fmm. Mrl. ~ Ml.!Koi&~Jt, The E·. ter progNIQ' was 'PLan· Faulkner were M.r. and Mrs. Lawr- W~ Vircima.'-a. 8lllt.unJ ~ :alrt. Hlrr:Y l)lioJler, Mr'&. aay Pileued \Ohen <he Sunday Sd>ooi (ea. ence Faulkner, St. Albana. or lhistwicad badm.ll'b. , ·· ~ lr-. Mn. L1.oyd: llolfmao, ---"' ' ·;,o..;_ n~o.,...., o.a...... u - ~:~..a...---a 11 ~ and o!fioen of -the Pedfra.t· Mr. and Mn. Robert McNeal 1lbe dub voted to RDU i Wa• wa. _,....., .nn-"11, -...:&'D. . - .. . . " yect cnurtb met IMcwlay evmiu.g .at have returned to their home .in ..fdl· ~ vo-ac sWdtmt 4D a eoro;tl!l"Y• ., .,.., ,.M(c. a.ester Wea"V~et". Mn. ·~A .:: ~ .. _.,j... · ~ , ,.,_u __.:. I!II~~A ,.._ J--. -u-..,...,.,._ t-ioa camp .to. .ue lftl'lU at· ...-..p• ._..,., ~~ ...... o . . . . . --....-v. .... borne of - · Leoo H.-, ron arter llvine at the .._,lll"ter umoo Avenue. Prayer by tbe Rev. Waldo J. apartment wbilc he was emp)ner:l Caesar latlBr U.. ·i:JM ,._.. 'llld Clllll• mit,tee• were IIJIPQilltO(I 6o orBarte-l& opened tlhe m-eetiJtt:". Mnl. at Kyger Creek. David AJih)ey broke his finJe.r lor tile'; iUriU:al Mothet- rlrS op IS Fral B1aet1n'ar, Mrs. Ben Ncutz- thia past weekend Whtle pl~yJng rq& J)augbt.er bmquet to be held ilrl llcs, Mrs. W~liam K -. !Mn. basketball. Hi1 f at ber, J amea All '·h• May. .. · · · · Leno Huber end ""'· Waldo J, Iey, and I a mily! CoIurn b us, 11peo t ! An ekdl'ic mixer waa IJIIII!IM!ILtBarteJII were named: as ·a oommit.. the weekend with. Mrs. Ruby,_ Me· ed by lflhe cklb to ~Mrs. IJOyd Roff. · ' . tee for tbe Ohi1<fr.en8 Da.y ·program Keadr~e and Davtd. . Jnlll, wbo wa<~ receaU, m.nedl... It w.at. decided to baove tbe .em, Louu Van Cooney, who bas ~eta Hostesses (or tbe meetiiiC Were , nual churdl pienie oo Sunday J-u·ne Jllo waa laken to Columbus this M.:rs John Wolfe ·IIJd 1!Jw, V~ ...,._.., _,.,. . 24. lt w11 also decided' to tanoe1 week by !lis fatber, Albert Vaa __. ---------~ !lira. Jl'ftllleS __.,., •. , .,....,.~ pres..,. cWot of die I...adle& Bible Class of' ~t·he A.prl~ ·meetoing and ·t he uiext Cooney. Mr. and. Mra. Vah Cooney -m~:cting wUl be ,held M-ay 7. have received word thot their old· the Fint Ohureh, '""'tded . er daUJhter, Iris, who Is employed .,._... they met '1\Jesday at Ule by the FBI lD Washington, has home of Mrs. C. E. llo!Yt. Mrs-. ' ,., ' ,, •, r . ' ' c ' SUITS !. ' Slzi!l 3 to 12 ' 7.95 11 Sport Coots Shes Ito 16 7.95 to 10.95 • Boys Oxfords .. 1.99 to 4.95 The Week of Evan'll:ellsm Rll'· vice at Hea~h iMo~bodist. Ohuroh 1\Jesday W88 aMended by repre- Boys ' Pre11 SHIRTS 1.95 We Give s and H Green Stamp• · MID'DLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE 0 Evangelism Week Is Obse~ved At Heath Methodist JUST A GOOD PLACE TO'TRADE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO sent:ativft> ot .the M~ OhurOht'S ·from M1160D ·and OUtiton ac-oomptmiL"'i by 11!00 Cl-ifton ,pastor, Rev . W. L. Gcafllra:rtt wOO >g81Ve 4Jhc !-openin-g ,prayer. lbrv. 8&JJGcrter, hoot 'P<I'~or. <lt~livercd -the s«mon an<l ~ec-ial music W115 presented by Bell' Poh.iJ. son, choir -director, who Hng "The Ni'ndy and Nine." Ol~~SH 12 Oirclc of WSCS ·attended >title 8W'Vi-6e ID' a body. 'nhis eventng :!the youl•h fei•I·OW"S11i-p 'P'I·an .t,:o atlcnd ·and speci'al music will be •PTCSented by ltihe MklersvHie Met.bodist. -c"hlll'Ch I)'OJJth choir. the measles and their daughter, Judy, at home, 1s also Ul witb measles. !Ia• Bl'rthday Party Plans Discussed B L • l'1o ' f Y eglOn rOS Obtrence Clark, ~dent. was unable ·to be 'l)1'eSt!l1t an~ Mr&. Beutab W:bite was secrelll!l"Y pro -I" "' ·<he o( Mrs. Lu· ~-~ "e ....-_,.....,, _r . .._ n. D. D~ gave the ~~ tDa rpl'lllflll' ~aad 1Mn. ~~~ ~a• mectK..Uon on ~ topLe •bsene• Miss Margaret McGlothen and . .. • Mra. L. H. Ramsey, HunUJliton, Plalltl for . . birtbdif·!INRT on were guests of the latter's s.ister-lu-j P.!ardl 19 wts diac'u6114 'IDd· ~e law, Mrs. Walter Ratney, over the progJ'am .fai .the m.On( ~. weekend and were accompan~ed When [)slew Webster Post Amen- . home by Mn. Ralney and Mra. em Legloo met IMoa.daJ eventng - ~h ~. .00 . George McGhee who teturned bere at tlhe Lejloa Home. . • n..un. : the ~arne evening. · , · Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Kinderear· The nt.Onat comm~- ~- · 'l1be .pl'Ofl'am .f«. ,t he cvend:nrc ten teacher, has been ill wit~ an quet to be ·oheid ut . ;~ on. iW}uded • -vocal :tr1o / by ~-s. attack of laryngitis ond Mra. L. April 20 was enoouDOed JoltR Will Jfayt, Mnt. White .and IMU. Diles. W. McComas has subl!~iluted for aooouneed ot!hllll11i Cdni · ob 'llh6· "W.OOre He Leads Me"; • poem •• B fooi-...Au • - ~+u..-.,«'" ~· · l)lnl Jamef F1aulkner hcr. Cleve-I·auu I'OW!M ·LHI'Ill _ . . . • ·~" Yl • ld E. R. Tompkins is viai.lina; his would be Shown l8t • tlhe Lej~loii a 'P08Pl by' ,MJrr;· Ho,YIII ·~~~ ·an o son, Robert at Baltlmon!, Md. Home Maroh · 18 to wbi.!Oh ttbe fashioned 1h)mD Bing IWitlh. Mn;. M-8gt. James Brewington fDd publi~11 iiwited.1bfl meftftiia;tdtip Wthilte ae1)ianist. , , Mra. BreWington were businftss ,to da{!e: wn reJKded as 3!8. , ~ J. _M. Archer ~ !Mn". ''i.Bltors in Columbus, Friday. M· At 1Jhe cl~ of 4!he m~ ·a : Vk"tw Grlmtn were -assiatinC bos· Sgt. Brewington, who recentlvre· 1.,,h ·~ .0...;,1 _ .. ~ t.__ ..-.~._...... . . ~ aod ~ e de61ert cou-rse 1""' ~ ...... '"""' vy vnilu turned from Korea, left thla 'week H-ayes <and Ro"ber4; V-au:gban waos . to .fouflteen m~ben 'Atld one for his new ass'i.gnmcnt at Fort served to 25 meihbel'\'1, ~. Tenmpa,.Whlk Benning, Ga., and ~:~topped al SpsrL· anburs:. N. C., to visil his mother enroute t.o the camp. :·J :::m th: Thi1 weck's schedule lor Mrs. ;UILD TO MIET Robert Reibcl, Regional DireCtor SacrOO. Hearn. G-uil-d wm I}JU-Id of Garden Clubs, Included a vtah lots rcgu1ar mol!l:ing '(1hu.l'6da-y cvo- Monday at the Logan Garden Club nin.g at 8:30 in the ebu:roh audi· where she was accompanied by torlum. Mrs. James 1'ihu1, RuU!!nd, .put Director. Tuesl1ay Mrs. Reibel vis· lted the Syracuse Garden Club and this evening Is to be a guest when the Chester Club meets. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen !pent lhe weekend in ColumbUII with his parcnt11 and were accornp. icd there by Mrs. Owen's mother ' Mr11. Homer Hartley, who visiled !her sl:st.er, MB. Fred Mees. and lamily. Miss Nancy Hartley who ••••ll't,l ts takina: affiliate nurses' tr~lnine: at the Cincinnati General Hospital Joined. her mother for tbe weekend in Columbus. Sunday a:uesb of Mr. Hartley bcre were hls brother, A. E. lllrtJey, ~nd Mrs. HIU'tley and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wainer, Charleston. Mra. A. R. Pullen left Tuesdar to spend the rcat of lbe week wltb o~odlll her son and daUihter-in·law Mr :::. Mn. Lyston Pullen, ill: Cb~rtU: CHIVItDLIT Dl>, fl ... VERY BE$T GLOVE LEATHER on new CONTOUR HilLS 6.95 ll,oall dark trHn I'UI(K Super 4 dr 'OitD VI 2 dr 0, D, Tlrft. Clttn. CHIVROLIT 4 dr P. (J;t .' . ·.~'k: Mtii'til Chor111 - e:,..Y •.., will ..door thoirl .. you ,.;;;;., c -·~... conolructlon brlnli• rov comfort~ laotlnjr .otoblluy. 1ot1r tlaololno otyleo ore...,, uoli""' and '""'" ~thlo_~. Rloade-Trimmed!J'u.· " · ·· · . HARTLEY cand BENNETT SHO~ STORE ' Cell"' 0t•tlpper ,,, Blaek •- PrM-- ··-- ,.~ ru.- ... . - - . - ... ..,._,.., .. - -.. . . ""' ....,. . __...._. .....--. ·Co.nlract Granted For Wa a ...... . SORORITY PLIDGI Noccv Suo was A:UTOSALES 3.39 ·I • ) . . . ~· 8~ Girls 8.95 EBBier DrfiSU , :, , , · · ·,,. · · · · · · · •,• · . . . . l'•' Girls ?.95 Elster Dres•es ... , • , · · .. · , · · , .uo ,. ' ' . Girls 5.95 Easter Drd~ .'. ,. ••, ..• , , , , .... · · . · 5.39 Girls 4.95 Easter Dreii,IMII ,., , , , , . · , , , .. · 4\39 Girls 3.95 Easter .•., , ,..... ,' , , . ', ... · · ~.39 . Dressei ,. . . ·, ' Girls 2.115 Eoster Dre118e&·•..• : ... :.< ...... · · ·: 2~ ' • • . L '> Girls 1.95 Easter. Dre ..... ·; • ; •.. , ...... · · · · · • ·' 139 : .. • Grtn,t enrollamon• Pbl Chl ooi"':ll> L • ' >"'-4 --"e CUllY 158 'a .uw•' .... J.d.vvl..,.., U.LIIIS. m:a$. IQO -~ '"113 • • we.: 'Midd-Iepo.. , Mardli; D«ot:by Ar~ Attlen'!'J, weekend 'RUesfs of ld .,.ddl...,.. ~h . aa-· Nte fonner s parents. Mr. end lrl'O • ""' 1 ....,.....n, -..- 3•- .,,..1 M'rs Fred Bl·aelitnar Oorpenter, RuU.J>d, Morch S; Lelaoo Soxtoc employ~a. ~~W· ~~nt~~ ed at I:Moondsvnle, w. Va., spent ......,..me ~ ~ ....._..~ •t:be ~~ 'here ..wtoh hils~ familly. M·;~~: A ~ron·, MM"k: . A-lkm to MT8. William Wells of Ba•H R~n ...... nd . .,.,_ n-~~. .., llld· wu the Tuesday -guest of MQ. 'JR'.I. a J.nU.~ nuucn; 111lwf"• Frant Brandenburg. dl.,...., Maroh I, iMr. 000 Mos. Elv-t Tlromu A ...... --"~~ """"8' •....,. • Barbara Jean, illo ·lmtl •hh11 father Dave Thomas visit... Mr. MJ4. IM:rtl. Gerald ADlhooy, -eod: ln.crooksv.tllc Sunday wi:llh 1M!' Middliep(mt:, !M-arth 3. .. ud Mrs. Waiter 1boma'S'. • A daqbttt:r, Darl-ene G..-H- U!o 1M!r Mr. and MM. Oharlee- M'einlhart nd Mft. Robect E. RouSh, IAtalt, and sons of Columbus Wct"e week· •Much 8. ..,. -end guests ·of MJr. and Mrs. !Ma~ · MeinhJm:.. GufiS'te 'Of Mr. 'and Mn. Jacob · Sohuler OV:l'll' tllc weeKend were Mr. 11nd MN. Antlbontv ~ and daueht-er, Linda ol Colllmbus. I dIS d .h f "I d'• ta ne un ay Wlt a am1 Y ...,. ner te~raUng the birthday of Mr. and Mn. James ~lien . Ill~.~ twin ehildren, Stephanie and Stephan. i.nd Mis!f J'erry Pullen. ~l11o at,.. tendiDe the faml1y din)let wu .S.u&o CE . LEI"'TI on Pullen, eldest child of Mr. an' 11 -r ' S 811tTHD•Y " Mr. and Mra. A. R. Pullen eater- Mrs. Jame1 Pull~ . e;,. ~t~,:~~;~~~r~~~~~~ ~·~~·-~,t?~.fl!~· Me11.1 WIIJte T Shirl.> , .. , , , . . . . . . .. . 2 for 1.M Mens 3;95 and 4.95 ShaP.,Iy Sport ShirtS .... , , , , 2.8~ Merui Gabardine Jackets sizes 34 to 46 , . , . , , , , 4.50 Bo)'S Gabardine Jackets sizes & to 18 , , , , , , , , , • 3.511 ,.. ru-t 1.79 .!llld 1.89 Plastic GIU'IIIent Bogs .......... 1.39 1.19 Cake Platea , , , .... , ....... , ...... , .... 89c 75c Usviltd Egg Plates ...................... 59c 69C'to 2:50 Pottery~~ pl!lce . , . .'..... , .. SOc to 1.25 ' ' .. . . I ,··""" Eastern Seh00I B•oard.prest•dent Ohj • I ••nn . · : . . _.. Q,. t _. Red Cros G a} 1M County Set For $6 000 I c Four Are Injured. When Car Crashes Utility Poles Poioi -<>I . Boy Scout.Troop Reaps PrizeReward . Six Cases Heard In Local Courts . .1\vine M~ : .. ; ..:~ ~.,, ,·, ............... 69c .1.25 Wax Appllers , , : · ~ .... , . , . , , ...... 1.09 . 1.89 HOllliO Broonis , , , , : ,. , , , , , , , , . 1.3& Wallpaper I kw.o.' slic Whisk ilrooma ·•.•• ,. ·.· . .,. : .............. 39c Silver Middleport Boy . Held In Theft Of Four Autos M ket Reports Boys SChool SOCks ~ 71'> to 1016 , , .... 4 prs. 1.00 ·-. I Form · er Resi"dent Of M City I . Repo·r· t ed. .As Dead ., Mens 1.50 Neckties , , .... , , , , ... , , , , , 2 for 1.00 Mens Sweat Shirts sizes 36 to 46 . , .. , , , , , , , .. , 1.39" . Jr:'Boys 1.39 suspender Jeans 2 to 6x ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .. 1.00 Mens 50c -~9c Sport Socks 10 to 11 ...... 3 prs. 1.00 Boys 59..Stretch Socks . , , ... ·., , • , , , , , , , , , , . 39c pr. 1 Elephant Brand Bandana Handkerchiefs15c-19c-25c Mens Broadcloth Shorts sjzes 28 to 42 ...... 2 for 1.35 I N!lon Cottal!e Plaotlt: Rayon Pr"pecu of • Rood In the Bend The """"'· perhaps the laot bll area loomed 1trong today wilh the productJon of 1hbl year's wlllteJ' F'uu«ffl llle!'V.ie!!l are • yet ir..- Ohio River 8W~IIed by heavy rains aeuon, came roaring out of tile complete b Mrs. He:lm h'lt~e~, throughout tbis territory and in West. It started with tornadoa M, who w-a kilkd. W~y lbe east, rUing rapidly at a rate wbtcb killed one penon injuud oiogbt: ·.io an auto ..eci:dent several of one half foot per hour. 25, and-left MXJ homeless ~t Marion .mile.t 60Uoth '01. Atbe::as 011 Route At 1 p. m. today the river level Ind. Then It followed up the twill~ at Pomeroy on the Lynn Street en with bowling saowat.orml! floocl33 . guage read a1 32.~ feet. Flood stage- ing rai.ns and 1 cold wave. ' Mrs. K:loe$'' br.fy was brought /111 fl feet. Famlll.. Ew-uatM ~ il:o the Trevey-Fiosterwald [ Crests one to three feet above An all-night rain swellrp the Funs-.al Home where fi-nal ar- riood stage were forecast all aJ. noodwaters at Warren, Pa. Police, rangemna .llftl now being ma..:re. ong. the Ohio Rive-r, including New fi~men and C'ivil defense wor!::(,fl Wahama High Scnool's new iU<'Il- , AL the same time H. B. Ag!ten, The <leeeased a former n 'l'ii· Martinsville, PArkel\>burg, Point lolled tbrougb the night evacuattoi'ium-yymnasium ci.me one step Jr., of Charleston WU awarded a den.t of Porn~. is survived by Pleasant, Huntia~on atw;t Ashland, ~ng SCO~ Of families from Jow-ly.. Dearer reality on Tuesday evenins contract In the amount of $80,104 · · · •her •hUtsband, Het'I:I'Yn, two sons, Ky., and Galtipobs. Ohio. mg sections .near the rampagitag wben the Mason County Board of] to construct the Hannan Hlgb TJlis -lis iflbe 8t.1:&7 of a two and a Mllilln.ing of Pomeroy &KI Robert Most of the crestJ are e:o~pected Allegheny R1ver and Concwaneo Education approved the contraCt School auditorlum • nmnaaium. ~)¥~if 'Yea!' olld Pom'tl'OY boy, who : of Marint:ta and one gNlndclli.!d. lo O<'cur Saturday or Sunday. A Creek. for tbe constrUction of the 'build· The board also set April 10 for'- :the ·dodOJ'S ·sa:y wi'H die of th~ preliminary forecast called for 38 T to 39 feet at New Martinville, wo feet of water covered tbe ' illithe spedal school-levy e'ledloa dreaded leukemia- i~ two to llx. whic-h has ~ 37-foot flood stage; 28 f~t floor of Warren General JIGs. C. H. JimisOn aad Sons of Hunt- thus resciadin& lts Janllary 27 de- months, and of hi& f-at~. a Yet. a1. Parkersburg, with a 36 • (oot pita) and o£fn'ials r.aid they were ington was awarded the $UH,566 cesision to hold the vote fo't 11chool eran of otlbe Batgn. De.t.~ ·M-areh, ready to evaeuate the 103 patient~ contract by a vote of 4-0 by the (funds at the May primary. . 'i n World War II, who lost,.; t·ea: ill st.age; 43 at Point Pleasant, with lf 1t g 1 d 1 a 4(l.foot stage: and s1ightly above road w:s 0eeper. _Only one small board. ~~ward Schultz absl.!Pned, - A total f •• 17 OOO h be ' a Japanese cooeeot.r>81i.ion camp. from votin& on the issue. o """ ' as en 5(}.foot stage at Huntington. Dam • pene~ mto Warren. , ' earmarke4' l!f ~pnsttuction, 11alThe p81'ents of Stephen V;an 22 near Ravenswood was expected The storm dehvered ~eavy ~as 11 t "t41 lll'Y inerea!W'~d other expentea Jnwageri, iMr. and MTS". Edj{V Van to have a cr~t at or just slightly thro_ugbout most of the lltrick-'n iU llllder tile ' jeV)'. f.he boafd. hos ! ' lnwog,,,, of Linoom He;,$ito, lnt below 44-foot stage 1 sechon along the Penmylval'ila· r;h' · . • -< · eluded a atatement in its Call fot no!4ced .that 1bhei1J1" lltlfle bo.v lbad A. 15-'Year-.otd o].tiddl€!p0rtt bov The forecast was for 48 to 49 New ~ork border, but some areas the election oo how the monwt oometbmg 'w"""' ,.;'" rum olloot beli-crved by lOcal authorities ~ feet at Galli~olis, with a 46-foot got ~ruxtur!f! of snow, sleet aad ., :. '!'~: ,_... , . ,' will be spent. · ;. wo weeks· .ago-. ~in1dly when· lbe f havi': "SJlol-eR fQu.r cars wr.JJ appear- stage, and 53 to 54 at Ashland, freez~ng rams . 1· , .... could· b&Mly wad·k t)ley took him bef-ore Jm'eniole Judge JOOn Ba- with a 51-foot stage. The slee~ and f~·eezing raJn lte Th~ Woha.m a gymnoslum will W ltolzer Hosptt.a' in . GatlipoHs oon f6r .f•he tht>H of an• auto jn coated highways, sending the traf~ .• : , ' ~ tm.~ua orl_fanal Sld_ewalks, foyer, and then 100 tbe- Ch"i!ldr-m~.l~ Hospi· A gold . .tc:h c:haln In r-Kotlnl· i!Gy Ftr• Chief Geer~ Hkks. Middleport. Cre~ ts along other streams, in. fie accident rate- zooming. Heavy Tt. Childr-en'• Home J:!uJ was aJLd -downspoutlng _which were plan- tel in Oollli'Jllbus, Where the doe- tion of 53 Y••n Df .tuty to th• (right). Gn&Mr IMc;Jme • mamber Acoor11ing .to a ~ hy •Mid· eluding the Guyan-. Kanawha, Big ice snafiped utility and telepbont ielected aa ,._ tentative dte fm: the ned; ~ the buildmg. They are to to d" ~- --.a ,..__..... _ '--~ 1 Mn .u ., ~ ·added later. rs *i•~ "-'rtn. luot: u...._ eu· Potneroy Volunhter Fire Dt1Nr'· _. !·h• fire ~p•rtm•nt on Ma~ dl~ Chief or Po-)ice Hu~&ll Sandy and Little Kanawha, were wires, causing some power blact. new $20Q,""¥. . roeip Vet1-fai)S · A f · kemia vNuclt is a dise4'Sle" of tne ment wat pretanted Ch•rla.(;ra• 3• .1903, and!' t~8y the ...... In Ba·iley, t"hp ·boy w.as itr-an.worted expected to be well below flood outs. Memorial HOiPital, a.t • fi!.eetizn: , \· mong p 1If~ or the funds _de· bl-ood. ber . (left) YuiHday evtnh'l It tfle I'(KIInt of aen1c• m th• d_•P•rhne'!"- from :\fa.riet"La, where 'h e Wa.!i be- sta~e . The pounding rains triggerel of the hOspital tr"-'t~e11, WeJneaday r ved from the- '-levy are c~mpletion Third W•rd flrwhouu by Poma· (Sentinel ~boto) i ing held for quest.iooing r..mtainThe Ohio Ri\'cr. was expeded h.1 flash floods in a matter of houri · . of the Wabama gymnasaum at 1:1 'fi.h-a doolOTIS stated .to the par. ..,_ ~· · 1 ir:rg w an(Jfher -car theft by Patrol- reach near II~ 1\tage of 35 feet in- New York state. The nood w.a. co_s t of $30,00Q; altbration of .t he -ants~ 'tllle ·Jad !had from tWo to ma.n Everett Bostic a-nd is now I today at P.lanetta. The river was ters fell back, but sleet and heavy old Wahama gymna;Jiwn at a cost llrii: mo$M, but ~-bM ·be ~ld being !held ~n the Meb:B j.ail . rf.'ported rising at the rate of one rains Opened up again Wednesdat oC $22,000, and the erection of a IOOE>d blood trans&rsiorrs .and tlbat · The ,t.em-ageor is accused of the hair font per hour and at 10:30 a. night. ~wo-room building at Broad Run rthe medicine e!P"bliog .,tbe boy to o of a 1951 F\rd, forom the m. was at the 26.4 feel level S.lam•nu Thre•tentd 0 \ _A t .• . ., _'· .. . ·.• . J.immy P-1W900 Oaed CarSITeetlot·, liDo- . I-~lood sl~ge will ~nd the w!-ter At Sa~ .~he, sworfea All• . . p@o l:aLBes1o -~ per ~ ,.• """"'_ •.,..., .., , ·,~ft(:~ . ~u.u..., ·~,~d.~;.·~.. }'~'.'"'~ lnto lo~-ly1ng aeruoa& &!Jd.~ ghelw Ri..Y,F e~bed~n __ai:& .• u~ ••·.>fa ..., """""""· yea • · . lit ' Jll'bvlded lor 'the ' 0\l>y " 11be ~·""""'' ~~~ 1 abaDdonoOO or the C'iaJ"'Jtreets. ·'· It-,-.. nkiRII 6f'~''ftle mark:~,IJ • teachefi of · the -cuunty and the- -aird ·i t ·!9 ~eel tlbat dle um.. Fr&nci• kndt'OW, LOO,r Bottom, Seh()91.area,ha.i<o!bad • ~vie-w Pam~roy. • m A last-minute winter outbreak disa11trous 11M2 flood. About"i::a . _ ers .any bus drjvers. Janit~s will get a 20 dicine tor ,the b~Jy -' has cos-t~ president of -th~ Ea~tetn Loral of bi11 !i'ta.nding -in thle :D:raUer. He Ohie( Ra,.ioley 8f.ated .that it is pounded · the East with flooding familie! were evacuated and a acres of ground cent ancrease m pay. xm-Jat~ly $4:00 a w'eek ·aod wita· con Sthoo4. Board, .t<:tday vcriced• Wong said Ulat !he OOei lawr ~ build- bel ieved that the boy stole two rains, snow and sleet today. bridge was thriatencd. , .Home lands t·ill'lle 1o dO' oo ll'lthough .f,be 1oca.l· objeotion to ltlhe ~ ·iunani· ing of a .new eJ.emC.ntarv edloo1 o1•her Cla!'s in tM~igs County and Hardest bit was a flood-ravaged Al Laekawanna, wbre an e.Hr.. section stretching through nort- gency wai declared WedJle8day1 PoTb .me.rcy Red c..... a..; lumi•hod blood r... mous vole of ' tlhe Eaalem . Local botwoen- Lollg BotJtom and Reed&- one" in Will.'lhi:ngl.on County, the ~m. Tilley :have ·coat Bcbool Board (or lf:he bcmd M-e V'iUO and llhat be ad'VOCates :tlbe western Pennsylvania· and western Smokes Creek nooded bundreds of sL~ would be $10 eaCh 001. ·J t is r-e:ported thi.t ·ID b~ placed o\ipiOR· tbe May Pri- ad<tif..g to ~·he ·p resent buiidings at New York. bomea and damage :wu ·estimate;d. Jr ~- that the engineers from more wild be n-eeded 'in lbhe fll. ma1')' FJed.itm ballot. Ohester ;md Tuppers PlaiM:.. Warren, Pa., an industrial city of at $500.000. Almost equal ~ge lhe- state would also examine it, a_s~~ S ture. · Aoiidrew ·Pomted oot t·hat he did Andrew said ihi"SJ objection Ito S 0 15,000 persons just south of th~ I estimate~ were mack ia. thr ChekNew 'Pork slate bOrder, was almost t~Jw&ga area near Buffalo . ,aiJd. a final delUsion Would be arAt -t he •pr.osent 1·ime, Mr. Va!D nM vote on ttlhe nro't.ioo requestin-g 1be boiKI 'issue at tJhi.s- ttbne was lived after they had made a re. the placin'l of tbe issue on tlhe. ":the miil&ge ll'a.t-e being ~ked D 8800 completely isola~ by rising wa- The Weatber Bureau saw litUe porl . b)Wa¥•n is unemployed. Ire Is baiHot oand assetWd .tlh81t it was not U181. is too hi'~'' aDd that !he feared ters in the Alleglit!ny Rive-r water- reUef for tbe stricken area 11. Freez. . mmed t'O trhe Ioomer Plby)lis J h D 1 shed. ing rain, sleet and snOw, with geu. on . uerr, a local . Mir8. S~)la ~· 89, a :nmiveof Smithand1Jhey•bave<l'n~year a unalrimous 'Y(J(.e, 1lbe eohool .that the -cloot(l('at& of 4Jle district '9 Sleet and heavy i'ains also threat- I erally lower lemperalure&,. WIN reported tO the group, ;[ MasoJ?' C.llly, died llt ;her lbome in i -ool.d d~-er, Nancy. The- dlabled board .J)I'e8ldent ea1d tha-t lt·!Jle had woul-d &-g<fin dil'iiiiPPMVC IOf ft. ·be.' I ened new damage in western New forec~st for the. nortbeastern an4. ~~~ was built on the liite Ame;r:1c~·n Faoli!, JdB.Jro, <m 'lbur.s· vdef'an was one of ofbe feW who bem. for ,the ·P'l'iK."'M!oot .ol the i:3'" oUtse of •llhat. one !-actOI'. A-ndrew uid: "A 4 miU bJSue . The goal for the -:ted ~oss Drive York where flash floods hit Wed- Middle AUantic sed.ions. DNr the new tounty .it has been r.J.eamoo iby ~ survived .t he Bataen Death Mim:b sue on tlhe ba'IJot be woold !have West Vlr&inia abo bad tome fo.a &q!at d~l of money could reiah'VeS. . , on ~the Pbllipp.loe IIJ.aods m, ID4Z. \J'OOOd ''yrti' on dm iss.te When ill wooru be suffici~rlll: at 11hk9 time to In Mason County, WhlCb opened nc~day . care of our school Jte<'ds and on March 1, baa been set at $6,103 ea1ized floodlag in the soutbera Was' bro.uaflt bef<n 4.Jle sclKJol 1a-ved, on bolh bllildings OD •Mr-s. Stibt ~ · the dautbber of' Aof\ter beJ..,.,. 10 !lh -n-A-1.. !M---'aewtge , .and water. late Mr and: Mnr.- E A y ... ...._.,.. •.n.,, .governing bOdy kt!ft McirJda,y nilght. at. the same time make libe dis- according to the drive chairman, part. A number of small lltreama A total of $177,939.117, wqa aud ~ • . · · · · ~g lhe was pi!IIOOd in 1 hi)&IKW oon· 3r were eqteeted to 110 over theit Andrew po.i'Dted• out tlhat marcy .uict e-ligible far stabe aid. 'nrat Mrs. James ~roes. Pott-ed as being ip the treasury, · oMaeon a lfU. pari. of ibEa" hfe eenllra'trion- e.D.p w~ lbe suiThe (otl Ia the county is high- · baaD but tbe weather bureau did ~ ·l n 1 ~astern ~~ l.& exU.a• mll.baige em defeat (!his i9sue- and that is tJhe reason• I did er thao uaual thls yea~ .because CINCINNATI, 0 . UP . Produce: not aoticipate any great rise iD · to ~ate when a financial report was m She is 'survived -~ ~ feral • ~ le& wbi'le WICII'kktt" oot vote to place itl 00 the May of the fact that eight m.Jilton dolEggs, fully steady; comumers A West Virgi.Dia'• inQor riven. Jiven. • George of Bo.ise. Jdllho; Ch=~ in. a minlf'l The •let Wl!l8 ~d ~}Jot. Had /tlhe ~e been IJ'I!Vised ~arsw~s spent on flood refietin Cal- large white 43-44; brown 41-44; me- The fe~tate Flood. Forecast. Present at the m·e~tlnJ were: of AIIl«<icat), Falls a-nd Fnl!rk of wttllo:ut tJbe etd o£ m a:oestbebc. a.ntl brought (!ow& to tohe 4 mJIJ lforma by the~RedCrosslaslDec- diums 41-42; brown mix 41.f2; ex- in& Serviee said the •ddttional ~. C. Bradford, president; H. E. lndtana and one dau2btm- ~?tin~ Since tbe Valowag~ bwc no tra large 39-41; A large white 37. beavy raim i~ the beadwalen of levy I woWd bave g-iVe-n- it every em~.. . 8tar~ey, Chari.. .McMaster, R. c. A<lad. Edw411'ds, Poc..,.U.., ~""Pilallzatioo illld· w.ilb IJl\, lath· S1l()Pont poseibl-c in onJiero t:o place SoJacatahoas were being mad 40; A medium white M-36; A me- the Allegheny neeeteitated revis. J~C9bt J. M. Thornton, Alferd ~~- ID add-iltion ll1be ds ·survived by er UIJemP,loyed, 99 . witlh ali ltlhe iSChoob; in- oUT area back -ou a throughout the county from door dium brown 35-36; checks 30-31; ion of predicted river stage. At berteld, J;lr. R. E . .boice, ahd David .tlfrrec .shtteru. Mrs. Sadi'6 Sherman COOd R'elllhb(n:, the ~bonr of ful~ ,time sch'edule... t~ door and were scheduled to c:on· B large 35-36. PittsburJb, where tpe Alle-llhea¥ • feakl"-. The Df:xt meetin& is !Mil!i!On; Mnl. Cbarfea! Mees. ltllriS famtiy in. tNub1t!l sol-idted 'Tih~ .scboalboard ' b ead said ilbat linue tbroua:b~ut ~e month. . Chickens, fryers unsettled; fryflows into lhe Monongahela to fotDl ,.heduled lor April f. IJDd Mrs. llorty All•· $8ll lo ··frOm the r.si~q.e C'IC'9in;g of tllle b'Cih:ool.s in l!he Early contributions amounhng crs 3-J th: Jb. 22-23~, mostly 22; tbe Ohio, a crest of Z1 to 22 teet .... m&ng of lndianB. d~ Uvial on. Li~ Heigbld, flour IM~n youths, Ulroo t~n· difiot.ri<:t was bu,l poljticai ~ to $370 w~re reported lut Frid~Y-~ hens over 5 lb. 24-28; hens 5 lb. had been predicted for Friday, but 'Itev Charles Cr~le and a1oo It 1o oes#te<l ~tllere "''"" onu - 21-yeal'(ll~ were ••· designNt to f()ree obhe m~ · of donations ~re the fksl soi_IC· and under 16-19; hens ligbt Ieg-lforeeasten tentatively boosted the n,__ would be liOHdt.lng 'ift CCUrer BE'£-- j-ured and tlle C8T they Wet"e rid· fr~m Utdustry and resul-1 horns 15-17; old t'OOjt.ers 9-12. figure to, near tbe 26-foot tedmical • , , ....,..tit , Ia Re~rled WiltiNG SAID SAFI l l l e - fvr <liiS wutto ing In demoliohed 'when· It ora<h· the M"hool bond ·i~ilc lin ·ils present ftnu. secpons. Butter, 90 score G7. flood stage. · •Wm;d wu received hei-e WedbesCatppbetl Harper, Df K.el'l'8 Run ~ wblcb, ~ ~, tbe PC: .00. .ni.OO two uti!Uy polel, · dal' mornine of ~- .de~lh of Rev. tOday said otrm PJ"'CW'i'O'U8 ~ . Pie -ot tbe "Bend _.., 111o c1umre ~ of -'Lbem trt I(.W'I) Cllorlel Crable cf ~rid, thlit .deleoUV.. wlog 4tad ClllOii;ed , .to IJiay tllo .. ol t>he ''Good OIO'ht a< II p, m. ..,, Waft. • Rev.._Crablc wbC:L~: Pre!ident ot .. rife at ·!h-b lbwOe "Wilft untrue sam&r.itan". Mao it -was te~d Stroot. . .I 1 ~e Oh'io Ba~U~:~t _G!nmiil AssOciat.- '8J1(1 4.._.'flie t.tre wes cau'St'd .by a ll!lt:at ...,. otb:er ~. 100 aid Ac!cord~ t? l()hc J"(.1)0rt. by ton. ~led while on a vi!Jt In- Flofl. · ·.pow.er .J-Ine t•MiDIC -across !HnOs to ~ c..Jee -of ltbie .i!llltint'wouid be I'Ornt-roy Polroe ptpa~t, a :Ia. · ~ · -h-ifl ihome. · ~clfldly · 1 1930 Ford-, dri¥811 by PbW%P-!U-· ""'· 18, lnftl!ftg - . 200 ,... west of !Jbenty- .....toot or eon-trol~ skkkted"· 00. wUoer st·and· in, g 1'n thte 9treet ·and struck a A tlotal o.f ~ix cases were heard j ', \1 ' -" ut.iUty ,poile, lbreakink it ,i:D ·two at by Jocal lfllagistratcs, Wed~.ay illhe ba-se aOO t.Jtoo, gJaneinJi!: off lmd today. Five moo w-ore ffncd a lnto anotlbet utildlt.y pol'e .wr,app ~ .tut.al of $I3t:i a.nd ooo, was r-c· tng t:be: tal!l. eqd o{ ..tbe Ford leased 'On $600 ·bond. ai'!I;Jond it. Littjle damage w.as done Justice of .t-he Polf'Ce Gerald ,.., tile ~ pol•. Re.utc·r on WcdllL'Sday 1(.'\!ifod -a ...T~ .,t-o ~ Meigs Gen'l'ral fine or $5 :and oosts ~a in&!. w. .HIOLp'dotal, was ·(Ce dil'Jver.. Phillip R. Uokornb, Oanpenter, orl an in Bllltoq-, wMeciog w~~h injurics- 'Of · charge a11ld tOtJ.a.y Reuthe head ancf leg; Oh:aorles Stan- t-er {in,:d Glenford SoggC5S, Dan- ' i~, 17, tiead ,injul')'; Jack Ha"!'ri:-1, vi1l:e, <m a-n intnxicatioon chaJ~i'e. $5 21, back jnjury -aild· BiU McDan· and oosts. tel. 11, 1eg inJmy. All b&ve bcoo 1n ~hat same- oourt. WOOn~. ftllcased f:rom ottN!- ohwpitat. James t'roJ.cy, Carpontcr. on a bHhnJy ch-a_rg~ Wit$ releo&t!i-Cd 011• :i $600 ap1u~aMocc b-ond ;~.·nd ·had hiB Pomeroy Lions lfear bearing da-t-e ~"t (« 2 1). •m. Mioo- 'jeteran'H · osp1 · trUStees A"C"Pf . ' . s· . . Tentat!V'e·, JONIS RITI.IS February 29th, lDIWI, was retirement day for Homer' C. Jones, wb'b h•d completed forty~eveo and a '""'If years of service on the New '"' York Railroad. lie had been Rep&lr Track Foreman at tbe Hobaoa Terminal. Mr. Jones plans to follow his hobby of fishiq: now that he has retired. . In Auto ko~dent ......._,. Drea·d Leukenua ' who •• • Crests Two To Three FeetAhove Killed _ 1'ednes.Jay Flood Stage Predicted For Area ·Mrs. Helen Kloes 53 Years Service Rewarded Special Scho~l I.evy Electio~ t'Pomeroy Infant Is Scheduled For April 10 1· Faces Death By wei'e 11.95 Eiootric Percolators ............. ; .... , 8.00 ....14. CHIYROUr 2 lr METROPOLITAN u~ u- . Womens 5.95 SprJni D~~s . , .. , , • • , · · · · · · · 4.-39 CHIVItOLIT II'" 1'1. YMOU:rH 2 dr - ~....... Mens ond Boys Wear 3~95 Sprl11g Ores~s , , , , , , ..... · · · .,. . enttne ft;lt)o Mn.~ ~ ~·•· ~~ ~mu ~-, Lei~it <x! Hlll Cl .• ~ L.C -~-~ ···~·c -~. ~·· ""uo.~ -· 1\lr, ~ ..... •M<o, wooJ-~ •-··~ - . · H - · ...,...,,..,. ,.. .. - ... - ....,_,_.,~ . ~. ~·· __ , ~ ~~. :u_ ~"'b...~. u_.....,. • - =-·-~~ io -~ -~ ~-·~ -~ · ·~· Ool. -~ ~~ Mr. and ....._...._ ,. ~..~~ ....,JUg.L •-• ~w, a00 IMro ilorokl Sendint: a:ift.l but. .unable to at- Rk'h81fd i.eiflbelt at the .mmeood of tend were MnJ. cart Clark. · .Mn. ...... -and :Mrs WM.Uam Lehew a!lil 'l'itomM Bu:utl'anw, 'Mrs. Howard _. · · Bu....~~ , ....... ~.-.~. ..00 -~- '"""· ·n •o ~••· ~~..- ...v u... " - ' l '·ur,· -•r~. ~ MPaul F~er of ~ 'I!Pt- . ." ' ~..,... ~ -.R. F~ Jk:y~., ~M-inBI\!.viHe r-eturned home !Mon· M.iJler, - . ,·. a ........... :~ooo in T-•, ru.~..oo. LiMrB. · 1Jeelkt' •~ Zerk&e. v.~ H !MnP. ..&&.. -va·;, ,..... ...............~~ ... -....."""" . . _. · · mry, FlOrida with .UCir soo ODd ....-. Mrs. Jlotlelt IMubo¥, Mrs. Ge.~e -teNn-d·aw, .Mr. a·nd Mrs. ~ J...,..U, !JIIn. &bert Cooke. Mrs. Fish.... Luth.er Smith, Mn'. ~a CapeMrH. o... --L 8'-.-1 !M~- :f11~ Weimti)l.oncl Girl• We,or Womens weather I . IN USED CAllS • e 011<, ... d G<me 0114 . . .a", K.imbedy, of OOlumbu. ll<ocJoolnor Mn. ~ -1 --•- olllr.llld EIWD ~ of New' H:aw:D -WU ..-~ ;;;:::; ol Oiumbul lleld _ , ot llle of - ~~-.. .~ lotlv Ill Kel a.t: oea- W.eet Columbia. speot ~ w.a·\IU re · et Syracuse. a. wa. enrouae to ctw~r­ a·o a•• tor lbei ~ 1 were N C to ~"""- his tlearli' tbe Mn. Willie Joe Gri:u&tead, Mrs. ~- .and ~ go W. nonda Harold Lee Zeft.le, Mrs. W'8ker .. ~ ... Gcinoioad U -; (ki[; . foc .lr..,...... . -· . Mrs. Roy Seidenabl< opa>t Games were 'Pl'&'fed· aod. .prizes day wlth !bet eoo awl d.MtlhterM n -awarded to Lfle w.l1Qe1"6. Re- 1n-Nw :Mr. and M.Ts. HOW'IIRl SeJ... freebmt:mt.s were ~d 0) dle lo:l· deDatl« 'Uid lamil7, Pi:De Grove. !<>wing Mrw. WIIHMn <lark, ,Mrs. >Mr. ...S • - · Jaim Hite of llll1pb &~)To, ·lin. ~ Pliolds Grmrille were ....tand ol ~){ire. lJr.lnDee a ·art. ~- U.VIn telattves )la1e. RIOusd1, MTS. hmea Diebt, Jr., - · ~.......&....... " " ' " ' - " _ _ , u.... t I _ _._. "'",_..... .,. 8 ·Bible jjQI·•""• .,.,~ co"""'••u.. Ladi" Obn Li ._. Mm --.......Good ....... A11ma·n ot Athens #es " ·""nd · "' ~' Ell .. · • ,...,Fi.:i~.;. ~. •uests of Dr. W, S. lfllrt and .. 111 n e da~.tgbtel', IMI!s Elsie. Closs Meets Admfssions-: MASON cLINfC Min Nancy Blacl.tn~r and MiBs Shirier - Mi.lllcr, Jane Petenqn, studmta at OU, r• t B t' BoYIJ "'• "l • 1 ' Confectioner-a ' Suopoor-X : POMEROY SOCIETY Cla1 k Residence Scene Of Stork Shawer Recently The Daily Sentinel ' i '' On Varied Counts THE NAt.IQ,~'S -t4;RC:'f,EST FAMtLY Vl$1ts· . SA;LE Glidden Rocbpor Vornisll ' ~.l!!. rluait .......... : ... ,., ... ,..... 2quarts2.11 8.95 &allon· ... .· . , : . ....•••. , , , ..•. , . 2 gallons a:66 4 $ pieCe . . Breakflst seis Cbro~e or WroUght Iron 6~.00 , . . • ' , .. . . . I tl?:ooWrought~ Iton Bunk ,lledj coiiipret~ .. , . 70.0U 18U.OO Simlilono .'• '; '<'! • ·' ' 1 ~venports •·; , .. . . ,. I\ . ' • ' • ....... , , , , , . , , ·~ ' ' ' ' ' , , Jacket Cqge Meolor .tuhn Pareons, buke-tba-Jl COOC"h Midd'I'E!'p~t H-if!!. School Wll ~ >lihe 1prtndpal-spoook-cr aL the PomeroY Lions Oklb meetinog Wt-d· rre.my. Plar6ons spoke of 'tlhe value of adbl•(¢iw .a:nd the devolupment of 'Y'O'Utlh. NeX't· week the ~ ·its 11.-0 l.Jc in chaTg<? of Fn.ntr.Hn R-i.zt't'. o.[ •l'lte ROT...RV TO MilT Oouflltly Rotoary Club d.a-y_,... In ,Middlcpoort P.)a'yor c. o . Jilis!Ji:!r'.s eottnl. Wednesday 1n~ht I!Jh e fullowi'ng w~ro fined : Wll~tt iong:l.on, -Chffllhire, Clltford driving while rrrtoxica.tC'fl, $100, .coots and tbre<' (la~-.s ~n jai-l; James C&U, Middleport intoxicat,jon, $2(1 ;md cOstos, ·f-ine Dciln·g worked w1; Hubeot Wa-lton, PaC'kr:rsbut'IJ!:, recklfiss opNIMoion, $6 lli'nd ~- wt:ft, N. P. H.ort. Jim- ,.,,.. ........ tort~ lr!c ..... � 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 03. March 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 March 7, 1956 mulford schmoll