https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9bae5931bd9e27a087cb5f7f34ae7293.pdf f95db0a675d977570cd169784451c73b PDF Text Text - - -. . . ..... ... ~-111'oae~~E~I;~~ht~-----·.·;r-;;;;;.;_..;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~·;;;Th~e~D~o~il!..y~S~e~ntoinel, FACTORY OUTLET SAVE 20~ 30~ 40~ , ./#: ' , DOUBLE· SAVING . ~/ / THIS WEEK ONLY Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ohio Company Now Offering Norwalk Trucking Co Stock OfferitJi of 159,080 shat'ee of Toledo md' Detroit t.errrUoa:k. Jahlll F. Erasthi.UMil. JII'II!S'kleOt Norwalk 'l'lvcll !.ina> Inc. B \'Citing eootiJJm 8tock ba6 been IIQ)- at NtrWaik 'l'ruck ~ w., aouoced by 'Ibe Ohio CouM, (ounded llhe OOIIl)JUey in 1923, inver;tmeot baioting firm all til :N. !itaM:ing with 12 ~ nd iliree trucb:. Now ~ hal High St., Coh.unbus. This will ,O<id 8 % allibe 3,000 ernplloy.&es .ao4- ,. ~ ot. price of $13.33 ~ Sbare, based 3,200 trueD, truck~ q a.. """* Thursday, Morcli S, 1956 - Amateur Gflrdeners. Accept'Member:S Potluck Supper In Meeting Held At Crooks Residence Held Tuesday At Mrs. Walter Crooks and Mrs . to the District Cdnference on Gordner'Residence Howard Byen etttertaiDed the Am· April 3, at AlbaD)' and other mem- 1\eur . Gardenen Club Wedneadty eveniq at the Crooka home on Hiab Stftet With Mrs. Bttn Phil100, president, preajdin~~:. Theme of the proaram wu "Pruai.na " and Mn. Robert Coat&' paper was on the "Prll.DI.q of EvergreeM'' and Mrs. EarJ Knij:bt had prepared a paper on "The Prunin~ or Sbrubs" which waa read by Mrs. L. E. noldl. Boll eall respolltles were ..PruDJnc Tooll." .,e.. MIDDLEPORT SOlJETY MEN'S Slrel<h sox Witb 4.3 t«mii'Lils' in fi'vo 8let.es Mm. fhda W<lllille 11M _ , HI -Ohio, MiahiKan, illinois, lddiaa'a fm ....."' <lofo ........._ •and P.mmsylwnia-Not'Walk has ~ ~riebbr over 4,264 mDes - · Ewlioe U..,.d, Ool· llll>blt!, • ~ r<oideat Is or ~i&l>w">'· llbrough - - · riD& here with lber- CI'JUII::im. H-ell·l')' '~nts w.itrb all l't!adiinc: truck Sw~ and Mrs. H. If. en... in'S' eompani.es. N()I'Waik em proWilliam llaloeiiY·IIu ilio 'Y'ide eo&M.~ shipment&. Norwalk II• earned a ....,..... wife atllhelr tonn.r l>ome m AI<· t~on u oue 'of tJhe lar'IC5t less ron after o:nplaftnlt hia WKII'k at lthan-truckl'<dld c."BB"l'iers ln. !ll!m Kyg..- a.eek. IMm. Boyd DiJgd, Deerbome, OOUDt-ry, sometll.m.es ean-ying rnOft than 100 eepar.re cargoes- oo a Mloh., - " " " dolo week Oo •WI !huge Bem)traUer. ln the week Mr..... Mo.. llm.ot ,&h. o. ll Stewaat acoom.pmi.ed «ldlng January 14, 19:16, Nw1\leliday walk's trucks catried 69 mil!l·iOn MTs. Lowell ~ when d>e 1ottev h..- ~ pouodi or CMlgO. -.E.\S.-IlomeOo'11he Ia- publi!.tled .and operating ~ tpr 01'91!JS ·lia.. Mn. Stewat1t ~ m. No. 1 motOr commoo c:o8'lrieb of ;property (gener.a,l OOmmodibes-) M!r. ·a nd Mno. Jacl< Wbito (Dorothy Nell Stewart) .... . . _ . . _ at>e ·for tlle tlhird quart« ot 1955. IM!I'S. Marpr.e¢ Bemett· and ... Of the five Wpall cani:ec-8 ii&t.eo and Ws. LlO)'d - · Ellrill..t, Norwa~k M'6d l'"'RSl' .i n tonnage hauled and SECOND ffi net In- Ind., wer.e 'Wieekeod g~ of Rev. como before taxEa. . and Ma-s. L. A.. -Balngerter. J:aek W~e:r .and Paul Werrr Norwa.J.k'& modern equipmen1 -~re ·.in Chicago on busim.ese. and fM'jJi·Lies lhelpOO buitd t•h tJ fMILB. Effie KesSinger \'IBiOOd in compmy''S bus~ to a point Columbuti Wednescf'QI)'. where ~ast ')"Ca'l' Norwal·k llr'llcks Cll'ITiJed 2,600,{)()1} :Jnih.II1Ci ty ship!\llr. ·and M111. Jli'llti!6 Reed ·and mentiS .•• many roC tlhotn JOn. over r~m ~Iy spOOL ·tlbe weeker»d: 'Mtih night runs in Nurwalk's tJve eta,te h.h; pa.r£lD!s, Mr. and Mre. Law- Lall-. -•1 Pal<nt Pumps or Straps 299 1 $1 _aruHI'OO tcnm·inat tn Local Men Attend Annual Conference Held A.t Lancaster • lintn • R1yon Attttte Colorlt w- • So'ldt • Solldt • Pl•ldl • Ohica:gn R... Roger Bi•hop, Eldon of ~e Elm>rpo'Jeo EUB OhUI'Ob and ~ Kr.autter of tlhe Mom· ing Star Cburdh Wfl"e lrr Lanc&9ter Satur<laoy and Sunday to ·attend Jtb.e fittb '& nn'Uai' Sout1oo.t, Ohio Conference or iMWI's Con~l 399 Prlnb •l>eld at tho lolllls Men,..-Jol. s.turday oll..,.,...u,. Rev. IJ)d. ward L. R. - , o1 Oh<l National ~l•n OhurciJ, Washingbon·, D. C., t•he ctturdl whi~h Plleskt-ent EioenlhrJwcr 61.l<mds, """ the spet~t,., o>Bine llor •b is tnpic "'Ilh-e Renewal· ot our Splrtw.l Foundatioo." 'l'tkCJOUp .attended a benquct m s.t.untay ev«liDD ·and 'i!lao com- loy, Folley Slips Lon1 Panh and ..... $1.44 Co"ott Colo,._ ... full L0111th ol...... ..... 7·14 ••,.w:n o... ·and Sunday mtJJrQo alleiTIOOft (ollowlni .11>e •· ............. 56 1 LADIES NYLON TOPPERS The Lotal Pals' Clan of the Church of Christ bad a potluelr: supper at the borne. of tbe Rev. and Mrs. G~rdner Tu.e~ even. ing with Mr . Gardl\~kl.ni the bleas.ini which prece. t1 tbe din· iler. Mrs. Gardner 'us d an arran&· ement of pink and whlte ca,nai· . Ions, nardssus and snapdruoDI in a silver contaJnet! f~ tb~ dlniO. table which wu llahttd ~UL pink tapers in silver candelabra! MUs Nlu Russell, president, ....u•ll RACINE Honor Roll ~ACIIil Fifth Grtulil ORADI : icHCIOL '· • e enttne Vol. VII No. 276 Editorial Phone 3W7 . , ITie.llf...... Single Copy J ' As tbe muddy Ohio River cODtinued to rise today a creu of 46 feei wu expected to ,bit in the Pvmn-oy area at about noon Sunday, ~ding to U. S. Jf.ogtneer ob&erven at Apple G1'ov-e Dam 23. Loek 22 at Ravenswood was expedcd to l'll'elt. at 41.~ feet sun~ day at 7 a. -m . and Lock 23 at 44 feU SUnday forenoon . Today's nocffld-ay reading . at Dam 23 was 39.6 feet and :risiD'If The Meigs Coqnty Hig-hway ga!'age today reported that tbree roath in the area have been dos«< by ·h igh watbl'&. 'lbe road fnm Hobson to RuUa..:d w.as c-kleied last night and Bouman's. 'Ran. one of the ·lowest in the ~tounty also Mrs. Thomat Kelpin 'ol N"•ark wu the weekend guest parents, Mr. lnd Mrs. Delbert Bruch. Dillard of Fi'. ~o. nard Wood, Mo. is spending a ff!w days Witb Mra-. Dillard and other relatives. ltalph Anderson who haa been quite Ul In ~ Detroit hospital · is improv'hll and will return home ' Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Showera of Gallipolis and"Mr. and Mrs. ..Jtalph Carn~J)ell and children, Ricky and Betb ot Beverly visited Sunday with Mrs. Homer Showen, Syracuse. · Mrs. Ellen Baer who has been co~fined to her home, by illnesli is tmproved. , Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. John Bowen, S;vracu1e were Mr. and Mrs. Roaer Qui1eqberry artc:l cbildrelt of Athens a~tCI bY Miaa AMa Vaughan of CedarvJlle HOME ON LEAVE at West ·Palm ·&eaqJt Air Fortt:~ Base, Flor:tal will leave Much ia fOr New YorJi and iron\ there •o to ~tben1, Greece, where be wui Will be 1 stationed. . e • - ' ' -A •heath that travels a all~ · · by ·~ui~ned tabs . ..,. cOuld ilona: the WaJ ... · Whubeuer...,. ~ .,.mporia. putup · Y:~:~. ;:•Jt .the . cowee. JnCool LeuOh, Dis1l~;.;. m. ·t·ho · Sovut ~ lo Pomt?fOY; " · . conducting 11he """""'· Paok ~ . 'nte ,,f)ody ·Will. .remain.. at me way lrom-.tloo wao lhe mo1a tea Trevey.FtnsterWild ·Fun-eral Home would be Co&l GroYe's ·tut-e 8~. a •nUmb« of bon}.~ made \lntJ.J":. 1~:30. Swld&Y. aD1;f ·4hen :reSl96,000 ,a·nd if'Ural commund.~ games ~ played by .Ute, crwp moved't9 jhe Ohuroh •~ !he ~if!'J, ~000. The eXpl"'88' Way 11ft the :training session. • deoeased· WW tie 'in state lrom . I wOU!ld streteb from the middle· of 1 TJ)e next two eess-i~ will be to2p.dt ( · tronton to :the ~te&ent U. S. RoUte ihetd 91:. die IC:bui:dt: O:Ji Tuetdty, · Service6 wUiJ ·be ill Charge of 52 a! Coal Grove. . "!l!rd> 18 and March 20. '11h<oy ,YUl tbe """"'b p..wr _Rev. WaldO J. 'I'he e:nelneert I'6POf'lOO .that ineJ~ed Pack me$•ing ideas. aro- BaT'-tels. 9:t-ria! ~ill, be ~de io t·he Ohio - HiPiway Department gram plipning and t!he fundamell'- 1.be Beech. GI"''Ve €em_etery. 'bas ap~ed .a I'Ollte for &e h~ taS of CUb seoot.ing . l}reu Way ent to Flft:h -and· E1m ThM ~ We!'e JHn Hanr in Ironton wbtch it the foot of the son, A. B. ~U-e, Mn. .&dna b.il4 and from Coat Grove -to Qbeu. iMiensbouse and NelsOn l.lel.dl of peak<> Gellip<ili>; Leo Ow-u., Doyle Sar· koc'""'; arrived MOnday lor a vislt with relatlves. Brown who · hia been stationed ' ' ~ 'or'' Mra. HOin& ShOwei's. AC2 Harry Lew Brown arrived Monday for a two weell:s vJ1Jt wlth hiJ parenll, Mr• . I'd Mrs. Harley Bf(nirn, Rocli: S,Prinp rotd. ""'a ~or Evasion Is _Ch~ged Against _Clerk Of w.' Va. UP-;-A· 'FOod jury. Thurwday .... ' " aix......lt lmliolme~~t , ... 'atatll'Bl..Jio!her <l•rt of !<lr SoiiiD· . ood. """' Pl)h>t P!ljl'~. Joe F. Minersville Girl 1fins First .Place In Reading Tests A Mlnerovlile cJ!Ii, t or:tudeDt in erade at SJro<uae, lias placed lltot emong 312 eljjhlh tlw eigh<lh crattera in county ll:iboOl& wbo took &tmdiNiized ·&eblcWement reading Supermteadeot ~ of !Meigs - 0 : 0. Pottemm . lives wit-h ~-Mrs . :a~ od' tevel at reading, . SPE ' Sizes 10·%0 NYLON .:a·~;·~·· Wath IIMI heftl Ul(t a othtfl tt dry • Novy e 51Ha7-14 Wllllo .' ... COATS and PANTS Sl. . 4-12 338 Pink lllut ' I 4 50 GiRLfS BLOUSES •Oot-·5 59c- 2 foq ORY ~ OUTLET- e No,y "' ,...., 63 Silet .4 lo ...... ~-J7 · - •·........ ly- ctwdy Milcol.,, cMMt tif lnOW ftwri• In .....,.,.....,.. j • In Pomeroy, the river entertd a Front Street parking lot aod wu t:Xpected to be on the streets by nightfeiJ. Upstream at East Uverpool, tbe river hit ~t.8 feet, 1.8 over the flood mark. The 1tream was ex.. peeled lQ cr~t at M to 37 feet tonitht. o~ road was dosed. Auj tboriUet said tbey bad received no callJ for help from homes in. tbreateued aectiuru . Cincinnati Expect. c..-nt In Cincinnati, the river was reported well below nooct 1tage. A crest of ~ feet waa predicted by Tuelday, when the river couJd be about ODe foot above flood tlage. Tbe Scioto ruver over flowed its elos<! d. The road at Antiquity was banb in some places . It was elt· reported Ill> tald.ng on water and peeted to cre~Jt at near ttl feet .t it was -to be eloeed to tra!fi<: tbi.i Cltcleville, two 1eet above flood artemoon . stage. Further downstream, there wu ao threat of a flood, 11though the wtter wu pouring into the lowlands l'leaJ' Piketon. Mn. Eldtm. Weeka apent Tuea. day with Mt' parenta, Mr. aud Mrs. Jobn "rick. ll(r. Frick wbo bas been Ill lJ, lmPfovlnl. Jolm lt. WftD of Nellonvtlle ited h'-' .pare8tl, Mr. and Mr1. Eldon Week,,_.,,Monday. thi1 week. *"fht, .._ . . River Is Expected To Jlit Crest Of% Ft. Here By Sunday Mom Mrs. Eula Welker of C~l:,~::t ' is the •uelt- ·Mr •. and Mrs. Well and 'O(ber relattve1. Ro~r tltt. L -.. nues .~" f POMEROY SOCIETY - Pvt. 5r north.... • nts ' ~ anti wanMr Friday, MOrch 9, 1956 feir eKC1114' ..._. -·--· JI••• ..tre. Deeeted l'o I'Jee In~• .. ... ...... -........... -·....., OHIO: ...... ly- flut·rM ., · - r... 1111• Rev. om La~ eva·n-gel-lst f(i- !the Soutbcut OhiG c..oc.....,., - ~ S\O\d4J Sllpo e Ntvy $1.77 JOn w-....,. ........... Shirts ~-· munion services mg. Rov. R. Clymer, f....,.. or the Ev~k:al 'lb«llo11••1 S....inlllry, NapeM!Ie, Ill., w.. IJbe ..,.U.. SUIIIIiiY '" """'-' &nd bad !Or illo lopic ''11he ~ Gftalt Needl of tbe OlnKdt." A tr•l'ler wll\kil: the ~ ·t n"- Sis" Pvll· lace MatclliDI IIIIY<I• runce Retd, Mtltcm, J(y. Sharoh R~ley Js empl~ .at d\e 1\leigs County UJW!o!llploy.ment Of· f·iee. Mi'93l Riley w.aduated lrmn wbere e Cotton , • Chcb e PNidt ·- ~""' .violt- which wll!l h-ave 130 loadina lbay~ a~'d a tim&.SM"ing ''mmry1g0- 'MUS last MIY. ""· round." oconveym- system. With a Sblrt<oy haa b.,.. .....,. 706' x 80' £r.e:tiM ·platd:orm, ,_. m~ ...r IJome l;lufpltal be ·tile ~oq..t mml...1 by •he ... d ,.uom. wny sing.Je }fn.e operatu- . IJltewre Jim Summers .,.. .a "'''lekend merry..;g<~-orounds 4fl.to 8'l'el in oper- v:miwr in1Clmrl~tm·. afioon ;tn Norwalk's C)!e;ve~d. JUST lN TIME FOR EASTER Colon: w-. 1 system. '11be. ~pay ~Uow is bLtl,ldlng .a NEW SPRING DRESSES DRISSES ber1 are tlso planning to atlefld this meetina:. Two new members were voted in the elub: M.n. Paul Leonard, Mason, and Mrs. Paul E. DaV'ls, Middleport. Tbe: Cl ub wUI have a Bake Sale at t6e next meeU~ of tbe club on April ll at tiK' bome of Mrs. Robert CQats. Mrs. 0 . P. Klein waa auctioneer for a. White Elephant sale during lhe social hour. TJ:l8 Tra'VeUng priJe, wl!ich was brougb by Mrs. Skinner, wa.a won by . Mrs. L. E. Reynolds wbo won the door priu; a:lven by the hostesses. A a.lad course waa 5erved to the members and thete guest.a· Mrs. Wayne GihboDa, Mrs. Earl Warnke and Mrs. Lowell Pr.obasco. Favor! were pastel llowir8-m11de of cand)'-;-in minilture' flower :temi.(ni!Her.. A'Dd b ~Y rate of 80 ceJU per shM!e, a~> expeds ofNell i.urtlher '. inal'eaies in btl:lfiness end ,~its .m tote OON!ing-1o E - T. Bol.. , - years ifuead, based 00 the r-apid dent of T-he Ohio (lom;pany. N«Walk, '"'»oil llos mt>lod its rise •n lptlpQ11tioo. lnd ~ Hra. Crooks exhibited t '" "' .,rof.ite .. the .... 10 ,_., trend ww.ro ~ is de&oribed i-n a pamplaet !pUb· Norwaik'6 ex~ or fur.. cements of spriq .flower~~ =~~:; . ement of jonquils and lorconducted the buslnesa meeUna: ~ by Obio """""""' ... <h..-_. it"'W-U1 are BIJPported by 1'1"'- ll'l'IIDI and Miss Franee1 1 Roush wq in one o! the 1asttYit -erowine com- d1et.101W of Roy Fruehauf. Pl'f!SI· aytbia in a pUiow vue, and a fan charge of the openiq devotional pan·i:es Jn• the truokiQi iDduMry. de'OO cl ~ TNRe!' Oo. arrancement of jonquU. and pusservice. Plans were made to deA~ to t·be Automobile ~ld's lvrgest maker of t:fueJr • . 8)'-wtllows in 1 ai.lver container. corate the sanctuary of the ehureb. Manufaetu1U'9 Associatlion, tbe. tntidem. F'ruebaut' ~ fore.. rMrA. Arthur SldDner displayed a for the Easter services and 't~ .. number. of Ducb mas daubled cast ,( !hat 'llba Nllt!laic motor tnm- Colonill bouquet of jonquUt, snap. Clau voted to send their ann . ':since just before World Ww II sport fteet wil!ll add & m.iMtCla ;drtgons, •tatiee, iris and stock in contribution to the Cleveland and truck 1.1011l1DH~ have quadrup- ·trucke in ibe next 10 b a :1 Dellt pol)'chrome briet pots. Chiipren's Home. led. ln that periOO, NtW'\Wlilt's total o1 15 mil1ioa. er from Williamab11rJ. 1 ;.;-~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;:;~~~:,;;~;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. fleet has ·inoreased mot'le than siX· fold (lfn 3 ,200 Jtr.uolt.B, tQictJca uid Durlq the !>J!olnas Mrs. E. o.":ttan 'ivas ·tr.ailers), whiJoe -itls too-blile totoal to ,ba.!; inct'EIIIS'ed atpprox.imately 4~ o1:imes (to 30?,884,439 ton mi·l ea m 11111.'.) '"'""'~-­ .• •• i• ,.. '.... . ,- -. ' �----·--, . - ......... ...... _.. _...., ._ ~-- ~ ·~--- ~ " ... .. . .. - - . ' ... • \ • - -. ~:I Pooe_T_wo_._-~_~-=_~-_;_::-__________________Th_:e~-=:.Do~ily~S.::en~tinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O~_c____ _____ - - - - - - - - _ _ _r riday, M_c:rch 9, ~956 T NEVER FAILS -. The Daily Sentinel RICHARD 5, OWEN I GIN. MOR. REYNOLD E. GREENE EDITOR BY WILLIAM Husmesa oH1~;"e ;.--- ;Entered ill S ~&rond (']a, , m:u iJnl! Pomeroy Ohio ~~)>;I ,., ' National advt't1tsing representa!I\'P, Bo11 11H'Il l K1m!Jall, InC' S43 LexinJt(lll A.ve , 1'\ew Yor~ Cit), 16, N Y Su~rrlpti.on rates Delivf'ry by carrit>r when• a\'ailable 30 eents Pf!f' week · one year 1n advance at The Da1ly Sentm('l oH1ce. $UHiO· !II months, $7.80; thrN• month!l. $3 91} Bv motor ruute where ava1la ble: one m onO\ :St B) mal l unt• ) f'Dr $8 , s1x mo~ .1 ths. $4 2!5, lllllllt't 111 lh,. offwe ~t;t Always a Fresh Start I i' ~-- .... • -"' ." '" ... • .... ,. hour or W . -- - --~ - --~---~ Cinslnn.tl Oh.tric1 , Ath•n• Dlstrh:l Col SL OhBil 74 Ml V£>t'!flon O!i l'o1 ~ mouth B7 Luncusoler 50 ('<.<lumb,t<t S11uth 5fl Ni'WIH'k :O.:'i I IH':h\dl r· fJ7 At1htn' 48 9 00 9 25 Sign On 9 3U Andy's Gang JO·OO Ch1ldrens Corn(•r 10 30 Pmky Lee tain's request it join the-- Da~hdiitl Pact to 'I"Clnff}re& .the W~f·J n I~ 00 Fury J)'OSJ.Iiun m <t:he Mtdelltit hut 1•h,ll 11 30 Cartoon Carnival movement .o{ ll•h'l' Mn·E;Ilt'-S 11, ~·h e 12 00 WmchPU & MannMJ' U S. Mediterranean :{]~I wa~ a 12 30 C"apt<un Z-Ro PQin1e'd •ge!Jture-•f e piirl l,rl nw· I 00 Farmor Chek "- · M 1 30 N1mrod & Angler t'.r1me • mrst("l' o\n:houv Eden oalled lh~ ca-bmcl into emeJ·gency 1 2 00 Top Ten Danee Party 3 00 NBA Basketball s-essilcm 'toda,r ot.ro sludy g iOWUig 5 OV Buffalo Bill Jr. dPma.nds f.or ru·m Brllhsh not wn --m ~Jw aor~ and his rt'{Juffilt to th t• 6 00 W1ld Bill l.hckuk 6 30 !!~pont Eye 6.40 NeWs Ptdure 6 H.'i Ll\!l 'f'aul & b.f!ry Ford 7 00 T.ife of Rilt>y " 7 30 7 45 8 00 Cuke Tum• News caravan Tru th or Consequencq Waterfront Big Story Now! IS The Time TO Order 8 30 9 00 9.30 Star Stage 10.00 Cavalcade of Sports 10:45 Red Barber 's Corner 11·00 News Headlmt>s 11 05 Weathereast 11 10 Pt'&SS Box 11 15 Greatest Fights o[ Centul') 11.30 Tonight -----=-"--~·---5 30 Sky King 1 6 00 Ru)' Rogers 6 30 ll..'s A (}fta~ Lill!l ,.-, 7 00 Sptllr~Y Nl.ght Jaxpboree 1 • 7:3(1 Btg! .Surpme 8 00 Perr:v Como ' 9 00 Peoples ' 1 e Funny 9.~0 T-exaco Star 1'heatr~ liJ.OO George Gnbel · 10:89- Hit P~rade ~ 1 11:00 News & Spo'tt4 frddllnet tl 10 RoJI.t'l' Dr-.rby - SUNDAY UJ1Jted States rnr hr lp in p•·t·-~ 10 · 10 Sign On venting war 10 15 Chmllan Science Program Elden M•)J nced('d SIJill(\ frt.tongt·•· 10 30 What One Person Can Do sign Crom Wa..,•hmg\()IJl to bail .hJm 11 ·00 Th1s i.s the Life out iQf po:l'l\ic-al lh(}ot watf!r at homL ll 30 Man to Man He underwent one- o f the mo'>t 11 45 ind!u'st'~ on Pat'61de THE NEW I 4 00 6 30 6·00 6 30 6 45 7 00 7 30 8 00 9 00 10·00 10·30 11·():0 MJDDLEPORT FEED MILL _ _ __ Wtde \\'ide Woold Captain Gallen~ Meel the Press Gospel Harmony Boys News Picture N. Set:ond St. Middleport, 0 Libera~ Sunliay S~cular 'humtllatmg parliam~la l'y hack- 12 00 TheW~ Comeay Hour H11gs e ndured by a prime mlntsl er 12:30 TV Chapel TPIE-VISioo Playb"OUSe m years We<.ln~ay 1·00 Chan.p10nsh1p Bowling Loretta Young Sb.ow Though WMJ.tung:tan ~ till had not 'l ·OO Talent Showcast lwliee nnS'\\'eTl'd EdeJl'-s I; !e1\ SOS tulk s 2.30 You;l!h Woabts 00 Know Treasure Theatre bcldirrg 1•htl future of the M1ddl e 3.00 D;. ~v('t 1:00 Sign orr Ea&t were held t'Tl C a i r- o _too Para4e _ ~--··----~-------'­ amoog 1\.he A1·ab nnotions, w th e Un11ted NattO'IliS, m Ka:ra(,•hJ. Pakt,stun, tn Wa:ihiugtllln aon,d In ~~o-n­ Ease Winter Worries with • :.30 INDIAN RIVER• WCHS-TV Channell don NICHOLS On Your Account CROSSES • Luclc:y 8 Raneh Other Oev.lopments T.hoe Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sports Parad;;, Weatherman Shqp on TelevlsJon Doug Edtvanb News 'Mly F.ricnd Ftkka (llunlmBa•] NICHOLS CROSSES A.ntoss 2Acutof nl('l.lt .-1:i.IJ hakh~ry. ~ aorrow Round.ffi. pMtuber- my. new • _ ance on :.. I) tl tftcake , 10 8Uk .acal'f . -:f ~ ~j, " ~ lllccl ) lll·ttmpned 13 ..,ai'Atea, •• word• 14. Firearm 8 G1Yf! pleBIIUN!' 9 Wlae mt•n Lttf!rary \& ........ tl. Llle 17 R~>n­ dert'd De-slrt'd fat o f ~wine Riv er cRuu) 2~ Seiz-e :l4 A r·h•rl7 Prdx lo lable .some Scotch lift name111 a eaml!l :, &a fuiU~R 21 t•ym J 9. BcotUah :... 1rnw1l 4 8clfmium Y••••~'~~•J'• :m Scllne of ' aparlnJly Chrlat'a !\rat 31 Confection 3il IUver (Afr J 1 nlltac!e 1po11s ~ eumpM!tlon 211 Muture people t:t bispatchetl 27 8m•ll 1~ Ch~er horae •u.ple 28 Sptoclllla\ of China ltu\ ., .. ._ ~lh 1,, :~t.br. ) lf. ,(i:J" DIROVer Jl, )Jian'll ! . .t.~ H•Wn 20 Eata 36. A.nelertt -ebtn tdr.• ll 31 Ctllb 31. O'rca name f(f, Bont t.nat-'t '- •' "'I. o:. wt;; WHTN-TV-Cham\1113' --------~-----"~------~-"·~· ~-· -~-~"~·~:~-~-------~ . i ;~ ·o . () , ! ,."" . :40' ? :00 . 2D. Anxiety t7. ftollcked 30. 8umup v . FRIDAY 1 :90 Film & ,...,ncy iJIO Tbe Femintne ToUA J:QO_ Afternoon J'ilm F.,Uval ' i':lo "MMi:ic"" !.lpilioe • Abbot> an'd Cd,tOilo li:bo '.· •..l!i!019r !.~~ - ;n, 1!1 1:1& the hair - 0:80· . The VIR •'·· ...-10:00 Ethel aad Albe.t N'wo• · 10:00 Etlhol 11101 Albert , • Weather ,. . .tll:ilb .Janibc>ii!e Danee1ahd 1·1~ 00 News Kukla. l'tu 6 Ontt ll:Ot! Weolh« Johli Do1y ' ll:IP ~ -n---:--_;:l:;_I:~I&:..;_::,J.Ion Boblnd <lie Badoc - . ~~ Kldtiloo Korild- ·-·· )ll!it- 1 ~ TV-IS at. lftCite '•} " oD est- ' - -- The herage production of tbe 365 milk cows under D ... L A. test durtnlf ·~e' 'JPODth of FebrUary wu ?00 pc)Unas of milk aDd 25 pounds \:If butterfat aceordina to the repOrt -of C. N. Jonu;,ProdlJ,et-ion Tester. Tbls averag• is baaed on the t<Jtal numbet: of eoWJ, even though ~ of them were dry dUI'\DI JltMr ......-: ~ ol Food Mar Mr aDd Yn. ~ Nicbots.. Mrs Rutlbia Sbum.IQ)' • 4be kdlnj ~ ... SUte Umve:nril.y Ttport s:-o;eutn eu• of ..-.eUtWe m AJne. · Cllllled,.IJhree •od a bM miiJI.jOa 'Jihe Olrv-e 'nho...up ti"UMeet c::MtW of ftld lOW' cberriet .lalt met SaturcWiy aGerooon • abe tteUOO. Tbil wa. M'l. Dlillft -.n JCOOo!. houM. Hemben ~ were Wm. Colmatl)', Rdpb Bar~ tn 1864. C'IIIDed cben-ia ~ ~ taYCtrte too, A,lYia Buchanan aocl Clftt; ···-·,. 41. RIQ1&1b OoftdiMfl't ' DOWN cBWToQUOTE - Here'~ llo" , . . ~ '1i Y D L • A A X'· R " III 'LOHOPELLOW to · wotk It: t . lelt.fio: si•Pii' .bNia for anottwf. In this Oftn])lt A ll uaed ' L'1: i 'tot the two 0~ 11. ete. 'EiintJ• li!lt'tilil, t.po•· tehrth 'Ud rorn\auon at ttle wo'rdt U. aU hlntL tl1e co4t 'hlttedl 8W cturmrrt. .. · '.Y \ • A (}rp~WI QRaWT YLZ ~ 'YT Qnatatlon EYR8YLW .. . beM WM cheny Ohw farmers will cet a look facu whleb a1m nibt at their pocket.booQ 1n a Fann and Home Week program on atn"iwkura! economK:$ and rural eocio!oeY, JCbod uled for Marcil 2(} aad 21 rp~e aod tart. ftltiac. Cbier:ry eob- Harteorie New11Dd. 1 <~t Oh1o state Uni¥1l!nity. blu w 1m Wdtime ~- Like The 4-H Club met Saturday afEoonomW will di:M'IU88' &tJOb otJha' cauned f()Cll(bl cberriea ~ ternoon .c.o 4be- tobooi bouse ~ .t joubJecl5 a& ltbetoe ''Where eMY to ilklre M. Game. Are Church Of Chr1'st tart fnlit. They may be ,.ad water or IDcl are UlllJIJ1 c.()mpon10n . ClQSS •otl<ed. Reod libe 1abt! fur - ~ 111e .,.. W<i8bl • or ,.,. ......_, tho tJ.. « poo1t Meets At Lee Home and llize. "rwo r ...-ooa type ._ -.,. wbidt ilt .a we Gomg '" Fann Pr...,, .. """" The o ~ red .our Much Maabmery Sbould I Own]" " l:s It hofrtable for Farmfft to SpeeJahze," "Let's Look at Oc::let. m ""rketiog Your ~". ··n"" c.. w. Ease ,.,. CootP=• Sq.....,,.. "How Bie Sl>ould My Farm Bu11neas Be?" "How the Rapid Growtal 'Of Jncl.utVy rand Farming and. Homema:ki.ni:." enrctiy 1 I"'UUOL Dr. H. C. M. C811e, prole... of ~ are ala) quiet fn:rz.ea &'lflOOltUNl economiCil, Univer. duri.nC tbe peak of 1lle ...,..._ A .ut; of lM'UlOis, will di.seus8 the ocusiderable volume 0( tat yar-'s govennnetlt'~ fann ~ iD I I Cl"(lp was lrolell. SUclr • added to morm.ng eeesion M811'Ch 21. 1 knep ;them • DNriy like Ole fftllb. Approved accouot keepers will fruit • ,.oaaible. Jl'rozeo eboerries attend a banquet m Pomt'!'eO(' gene:NUy ooA more tbaD eaaned Hall tbe eveq~ng of Mareh 21. cherries, but fanuly .-efermce Those who bave kept aecouuts for may )I.Mit)r the lt!,kled npeose. t~ . 20, 25, 30 and 35 yean will be recognized. 6)'1'8CUSe. ,Mia~ Louase Grlrnore prelided ovuo dle me-MiOg .and devot.JIOIDS and prayer were led. by !Hn. Lee. . Members I'8JIOflded 'le roll an with a B1ble verwe. 1t was decided tn 'P'ft'ba!;e .a Bower for Ute c=burdll at ~. Eot«tailliDml waco m charge ol Mo. Deaver Kappte cmd ~ wer-e awarded to Mn Harold Smitt1 and Mnt. Edw.ard Parfitt. R e f - - were ....-v<d h> ,\he lw5teas to .Hr-5. Parfitt. Mn. Smith, Mrs. H. D. Cuanmg'ham, International Harvester To - Cflmore o.vu1e we~~. ""'- Kappl•, 'Md two Mrs. Give Low Terms ~k~- Sr. and- Display Will. }'eature Farm ·Water Systems )VO' . QLt'lJI!IWYKL,._1Al,I1L . THIC ARRANGEMENT oi' :I'IIIIIR ~~~:::~; · :~:·N~N~··2~M • We deliver Jt fallowla( oquJ ' 4, SNAP-COVPI.II !1. SMniH _, u.tl.. .. ..... c-...,.,....,.. .,...... hr• iff ...... ..,.,....; = ' . ' Let us demout.nt.e ;a..,.... Cholmon CA m yoqr111M """" the two-plow tractor II ahead in it. cia& ' JNAI'.coort.U II • AIE...CW.. to q ' : fiWS·GIIUIIIJ U&U .aN• N•f'tel WILLIAMSON Farm Supply Rullllld, IWo Eul• lnt.erna.Uoft4) Hanester Compaay the month. bas aonouoeed new and more libTbe high a.rds ia ayerage mllk How can farmers benefit from cral eredit terms for tbe ule of ud butterf•t producUcn per cow runaiag water on thetr farms .and tradon 1nd farm maebiDer7 aefor the .month were 1n the group m tbeir ibomes? Farm -and Home cording .to Harold Smith of the ulld,r 20 OOWJ In 11 tze Paul KanWeek Vlsttt.rr<s may see !how in a Meia:s Equipment ComptJIY. 1077 pollllda of milk 1nd S5 pounds special displ.ay <lf pumps, fixtiH'ft The new, liberalized t.erms inof bu~tertat, l&me~ J'. Gibaon 9M and other equtpment: to 00 ~ up volve both lower down pa)11lenta pounds of milk and 31 pounds or m Ivea Ha-ll on the Ohto State and longer peri.oda for defe:rreil butterfat, Earl Deen 'J78 pounds UDJver.sJLy campus paymenta by farmer purcbuer. of mltk •n4 261 poundl o£ butterfat Ohio State University argronom· Vj&i!ors may see the e~Chibit m Under tbe new termJ, lt U now ud t~ Tbereoh J~nscn herd 757 ists will conduct two queation and room 115 any day of Farm and I possible for farmers to buy new pounds of riUI.t anc;l 1M pounds "1 answer periods, oDe on grain uops Home WoC"k, MarCh 20. 21 and n. I McCormick farm eq~pmeat in moat buttttfat. and one on forage crops, as 1 p11rt The dJSplay wdol shew water areu of the United States with as of their Farm and Home W~ek systems of adequate capaeid.y for little as 20% down and the balr.nce In Ul.e lafgr: herd group in milk program. today'IS -needs, ats compared w wa- or the purttdse price ean be paid produeUon the hiahes' herds were ter systems of madequate capa- olf in a period ruuning u long u N. G.)Wse 898 pou~ds of milk, C. They plan a fuU schedule of 'talks c.ity, One wal1 of the IJ"'Om will three yean. M. Headley 846 -poulldJ .or milk and and discussions March 20 and 21 fe.ture a worlting dfiplay of ttt~ Tbe Uberalized termt, llr. Smith A.rvil Holter 781 Jpl)unds of mt)k. and a special Youth Day proatam chen, bM,hrooTil and laundry !Aid, have been adopted to indirate In butterfat p;OduC:UOp the Head. March 22. Most sessions wUl be In equipment for ·1 he modern fMID ,the confidenljlf! of tbe Harvester ley berd was ).!&b ,Wit§. 31 pounds Tnwnshel!,d Hall on tbe home. Another will Mow 1utoma- Company and itt dealers in tbe of butterfat.' the lloae herd second campu8. tie watetlDi equ1pment fO!" Jive fundamental aoundaeu of Ameliwith 28 pounds of bUtterfat and Extension Agronomist E. p' Reed st~k, poultry alld dairy opere- can acriculture and the fine creiltt the ArvU Holter · and Clarence lioM A third wall wilb.contattt record made by farmen over many Price herds t.ied ,for. third place will direct a March 20 question ans'wer session on grain crops, and j ~ls of -,.varlOU& type!! yea~. The new term. a..""e :~~pedal­ with 25 pounds ot butterfat averEarl Jones, extension agronomist, of water pum~ which can be used Jy Intended to ma'e it pou:ible ase. , ~· one on forage crops March ,21. tfie ltRIIU. 'lbree times ~ for farmers .to -hW ~new maehiDes : 1. POWII-IMIPr WM8.$ t. fWO..CLUTat CON1'ICKt . II. 'fiACTlON 1001111 ~ liW . .=r• .... . ., . •e of caM wed for dwiTifa t<ht l 1be Ohr15t:i.&n Compant'40 C'la!ill!l No. 2, in whlcb tbe ad. weiebt ~ of tbe Pomer"Oy Cbur'ch o} C!mist 1 pound, 4 OWJCer,. aDd the No. met 'l'ue8da) neoiDI .;d. dJ.e -bonl£ 303 :iD wbieh the aet weight :i1 .of the teadK!r, Mrs. A, 0 . Lee, Plan Agronomy Topics On Farm And Home Week I I More . Bup Meaa ''It'• )een Iii• t.lol •r•r •Jt•~ I beiJGJI l••dtng ller that ,. • ..,. ftiXEDO V;~~a.Bv••nDairr FNti... · Mote M~t / ;;.;;.)(lni - .,- ~ ~pea]f:ers. w1U -~~~f:~~:;:~-:· tOOilduct 6peom de-, r:~e=~~ discUss such jeets as Weed control , corn ~ duction practices, wmter crops in eorn, f.actor8 involved maKimum corn Pr-oduction, rilles II,Dd placement of fertlbzer, .,;";~;! rainfall for crop lUI& and how the PrOduee. bi&h Quality silage. la tbe 81ternoon of March ·20 John lap, Pickaway cOunty, will differtell how he built up to fit and pota.sb reserves in lB.~plWl T.he Agnrultura-l Extension Serviee, flhe Ohio F;mn Elt'!elrifiea--tion couooil land 5 Ohio pump m:i!mllf.actu.reft will S'JMlJIS'Ol" the SUGA.RUN Malllerry Ave. e~ib~t. :.:::__~----- Poultry Meat Consumption G. W. Volk, of the department of agronomy, and memJoost. Is Seen of his Staff will direct the Dhairman bers )'outh session. Tbet Will dillcuss Twfll.ty ~ye-d!I'.S from aow an e~­ Job opportunities in the abroaomy tlmated IW'>pulat•ion o( 210 .miJJioo field and condUd a toul~·~·~',::~~il omy demonstratiOns in people wlH consume about il H II d h lif<h """" pooiby moat ...- pera an t e HorUculture and ~than is beiDa eaten at PleBeDt. estry bulldinl. ; •Martin J. Gerra-, agricu'lt'Unll. mill'ketmg eervice, Department o f ' PTA MI.ET RUTLANt made thil p-ediotion R:utolend hA w111 meet Monday an Obio broiler scbOOI March, 12 .at 8 p. m. in th~ 'htgb Ohio. Stale Univensity eampps. sehootauditorium instead ol 7 30 Gen'a 68'id .the .projected per p. m. -as Pf'E!Vkntsly anOOun~ capita demmd for cl!ieken meat Wbi.te, Elephant &ale wdl b:e ron- JD' 1960 ts more than 6 percent <lueted im~iately followJng the great-e.- tlhart ilast year's OOD6Uli1P· band --prnram,. Members are ask· tion. <lf 22 ti IPOUnde, eTiscetlated ed to tH-Ing gUto. weight. ... _ 1 ~T_b~e mfteting speeialist said fad'()rs would ccmtribute 00 t!Xpa.:nsioo of Lite broller indusf:ry to meat illhis future demand; improvements ill breedinSf, Ul~eased use of medic&ted feed, fhrancing and teehnolo- •· v v ,at.t"SS See· it in action.~. ,,. ,,••,•. .. in WE!i'HEAO , \ MASS l!ltO~U\:TION LO,WIIS .... PRODUCTION . J).et~tve Omiit Jtibil... BREED FOR Higher Prafin • . UstCOBA Selected Sires ·• YOUR COBA TECIIlliiCIAN IS AS NIIAR AS YOUR PHONE Oris Smith . Phobe 3191 Pomeroy, 0 \.J See how • much more RACINE RT. 1 YT ,...., II:IDim'.KlD ~ CII:D t..OittO ...... ~- LOWEST c.......... JD .yn.tp PopulatiOn 1n Ohio Wdl Afled. •Lhe Farmer" and "How' ,farm People Aocept New Ideaa ia maintaln-~~i~-r:~r.:~~ ablishlng new Jawa ing' an '(lida la)fll. then or eal1 the Extenliori Ortice and ask for Exten. &lot\, Bulletin 271, Success Witb Your Lawn J)(!'pends .on Soil and Mowing. ' REEDSVILLE ~en ON 38.- · City tb:IIQ J,lve Wnatlini !lout .., J~~~E~n~'lti~0e..!l~bUc . wiU. -lemunp ........... _ 11:18 tH. Y.l I .'· l( yot.UiMire.lniofmaito'n ---o{A.t- Let's Go Sh.opping Speakers Will Discn""' Farm Now ,.w •rep1eoillb tl<'od ...., lor uaa tDek' red .our ltOcb. COMumer And Economy Ohio that lawD around their horne. Each yur most ot us plan that tbU year wt wUl-'do eve:-ytnlna that sbould bt done to secure a beautlful lawn, but frequently we a:el sidetracked. The first decision to make i.J wbetber we wish· to mow our lawn every week or whether we wilb to mow 1t •• rartly aa pouible. J1 our cholce. is the latter, then it iJ no~ demable to add Qlutb ferlillzer or -clip the lawn hiJ:h. If, however, Yfe wish the beat l1wn possible, then here are seme suggestions tbat will help. The lint need of mo1t lawna b food and water. Lawn food come from fertilizer. M05t lawna need fertil fertilizer. Most law111 need ftrU· Uzer twice a year, in the tall and In the- apnng. A good reneral recommendation Is to apply :W pound~ of a 3-1:~12 or similar fetillzer to eacb square feet m the tall, thea a~ply 3 to. 5 pounds or a 20% nitroa:en fertilizer per 100 iQ.Uare feet in the spring. Twice tbat amount of a 10-J0-10 feiUlb:er could be UICd Tbe fall appUcation it: tbe one wbieb should be applied every year, but the aprl.q appltcaUon on))' U growth the pncediftll year was not aatisfactwy. In providing wat.er .fOI" the lawn, this sbould be done duriDg the dry months of Jub', August and September as needed. The water should be appUed in one area for four to ten hours before movtnr: of time to water the lawn by tbe leqtb of time it taka to wet the sod thorouf!:hlf for a depth of four lncbes or mon. ' The other requirement of a good lawn is clipping hich enou,1h there wUl be plentJ of ~reen growth. Tile green leaves of are the factory whleb IDitetl food ior continuous erowth. It you wilh a lawo of mo,lnJ,, (JIUelf'Us and clover, then malnt..ln a height of or more. ThiJ will abide srw seeciUngs wbieh start May and June. Of course, like a crabgrass lawn, then aet cutter bare dGwn and the crabgrau will have ' the advantage over tbe bh,1eg:ra8f. You wi11 notice I have not menttoned lime. Most of our lawRI!I soils have sufficient Ume to grow satisfactory grass If, however, you Uke to apread lime dn the 11'188 tt will do no harm, but your fertilim" Js much more important. Ten )'ears between applicatioDS or lime il a normal need for laWIUI As far as addin& seed to an existing lawn the seed will make a good muleh. but it ia questionable if it ~U thicken \llt, tbe t,wn. ' New.bylohn Cote 9:® Lawreaee Welt tO: !I\) Ufe lk!Cluo &t 10 l,loftoeloltd. 31. 01pttal 1. Blarn• 8:0 7:0Q l:BO '8:30 Sip On 32. ONtk leUer 33. Orttk l!tltr 3 4. Convert. lntblealher 35. Ope• n 7:30 Rln Tin Tin B:OQ Oa:ie tn4 ;Harriet 6~o- Crolsr01.ft lt:OI) DoiJar " Second " IATURDAY 31. Artkllt tor • 1 SieabenvUie Woodsfield and 81. Clabnllle Ohio · \!J A ('UIIIl · 1ry s Of addit 1oh DEtMR 4-H CLUB todu. .r.i:l:. Fl!!"'ing ·'I" Hatcheries. 18 F t>atl\,nl ChOp!l 3 Partlclr> • The oatlon'• top livabilit.r, fHd effieitntJ', •nd broiler ..,-owth recorda for this dlftlcult time of year are made by Itullu River-Nlchod and Vantnu· Ntellola erouu. ' I For 'hft.t.Ume broiler ftoct health aad profit-, r~Ise the thrte·WQ' cropeJ. with Inherited vl,or and dl•eue. reli•tan~ for the beat eommerclal record.l of them alL 8M JOUr Jnd&,n .J.lyej... Nicbolt or Van\rtn.Nicbol1 Mama Playhouse of Stars Tbe Crusader Highway Patrol The Lineup Per!son to PeriQll . . U'p ta the min~~- f"ewll The Late Sbow DAILY · CROSSWORD 1 Excl&mH tiOt'! ot Ohio to anot~ area. Judie tbe lenjth 11 :43 Owl Tbeatrt> 1:30 Slgn Off ------- -- -- -~- lOll Infunn8d eour·ees said ltlhe UnJ t cd States st 1ti wa.~ Dalki1)<1:! at l!.n- E ean alwa~s mah 11 frt>sh Futher-)fotlwr God In ib ori•start, for 111 ll• l' wonb of Jnal r~dcc hon and wholtme!'l~ . Shakespeare, ''There is It h a, ne\'er been mar1·ed, spotnothing l'ither 11oud or !J~ul , but ted, or oblit erated, bul remains thmklnt mllkt>s 11 so." And we ever IIIJiouched untl uuthsturbed all possess Ute ability tu dlllii HC by Sill, duease, and dt!ath. our tblnkinll "'h t•une r we As Ibis tru th is understood plense. , ••, It trlln.dorms one'• human What U!I.Ually keeps us !10m experience. H reveals and ac11· making u change fu1 flu; Letter votes hl!i nbtlit.Y to denounce antt h. the behd lh<~l lnuiHiity, t1me, annul bllshtln!l and fettering past or present cm.: umslances, muterilll so-called lows of ht· hinder ll!l from Impro ving our I'edHy, Ji~ea.soe, and .sin. It ~bows position or turning uvl't a new that opjJorhmltles believed to leaf, a~ lhe saying goes. Yet be irrelnevnbly lost are olways Jf!'remlah, out of his own experi· at hand to open 1 new way or enee ]()llg ll!Jo, said of our all· U&efUJOHS, Qf Ollf beoveoJy Wille Fatber.J\IothH Cod, to Father's tender love of bit crea• whom we can ulwu,5 turn for Uon Mary BakeT Eddy, the Dis· 1uidance (Lnmenlnttons 3:22, coverer and Founder of Chrll· 23) : .. JUs compas~lon~ fall not. U11n Scfence, suys (Christian 1'hey are new t'\'t'r) mormna." Healing, p 19), ..Tireleas Being, How f!ncouraging tl u to 11tutly patient of mnn '11 procrastlnaUon, lhe 81ble and lu dt scuvt!r tlml affords lum frf',.h opportunities <:hrillt Jesm' he.ll•ng ministry C\'ery h our" connsled in tciving those he The repcnlrwt Mnd l10nest helped a freah ~hu-t . Wtlh hi.s heart, lont( tn bondage to aintul undentandlng of f~ud , ami of habits and owukeoing to man'• mao a1 mafie Jn the clivuto lma!le, glorious divine sonahlp, which be revealed t(l them their innate has never been dl!!8J aced or dis· aoundness and pUE·IIy fllllhe Mons honored, need not apelHI ton• ol God. It G1itl nul nllltler periods in J·emorse but can start whether an infirmity or sinful a new, u"'eful career at one(•. bablf had held then• in bondHge Nor Will a Jlel'iOtl Of COOV'll~ for many years, m· wa~ even lesccnce tlday the one who pct'lo aupposed to be iuheJited. His «h'e!!., evf'n an n derree, thi'l cltmr regJJzatlon of their l!.pitlt· nnchonglng wholeneu of hi' Uttl •nd ~erfect aelfhontl tmme· true beinJ.!. lie can enter £~· diata.ly releued thelll ft·om thut mediat ely iulo Dlt unrestricted ftondEIIJe, and thus lf.iVfl lhom a enjoyment nf Jai.s henllh and frelh dart low4rd u healthy uml ifrcedom. U'«eftil life. How up11ftmg It Is to know Je11us' command (Mark 5:34), that the e~·ru1 s and diiCOrds of "Be wb,Qtc," la today reiterated the pnst or the Jlte!!leol wre nothby the Christ, Truth, in Chri~Uon ing but lllu ~w ns, powerleu to Science. '"d with b1es.'lilliiS foJ· retard or stop tho 1tdvancin1 ~... tn&. l'bls Science, lm~etl OP.. COUr!o!e of the .sirlcer~ ind bwlible \ · the •ord1 and wo••kll of 'nm heart. Onr loving Fother 11rorks )foster, lellche,. thot rnorhd ex· .jstence wlth Its plcasure!l amllll~ wlth us to pi'O\'e lhut every mo· hi unreal, a dream, from ·wblci..l ment 1~ !rcsh wllb hope, courmen need only awaken to find age, and promJ!Ie. What (lrcater lbtiJt true ulfhood with lb eli- Jov thon In fulllll lbe divine vine heritage or heollh, lmppl- command given to Job {40:10). aell, and unlmunded ft't'etlom. "Deck th:-,.sell now with majesty Obe's ltue lndlvlduolil v as dl· .111d excellency; and array lhy· 91he ltnare aud Jlkenes.s is un- self With glory and beuuty."eeaslnll1 maintained by our 'l'htJ Ohrfdlun Solfmoe Jlonuor. - - --- 6 55 7 00 or f • ly C. I. alabtlee, Ceunty A1rkulturat A,.m SpriR£ i• here and everyone atarta to picture a beautiful greea WSAZ-TV Channel3 FRIDAT Sign On Today ' Coffee Time Dm.: Dong Schnol The Doily Sentinel, ? 1 ---~ Unit·H PrMs Staff Corrhpo,n d.nt 10 00 LONDON UP - The l n1tNl 1U HO Ern te K Ot'a<'>: Show 'S i a~e-s and Brltmn fHIV <' a~l'f'('o(l on 11 oo .nome · a ~ h.ow of fol'C'e m t lw 'a ~ li' l n 112 00 Tenncss~e Ernie Medtturunoon to Pl'M.'ent o thN'!ll · 1i'30 Feather Your Nest ffied war between lsruel and lh 1 00 Bob &: Jan carr Present 8 AE·ab m-rghbo.rs, m1ornwd $OU r('(':-; 2 00 Count Monte Cns1o 1o;a1d today. 2 30 Camera GOt".! to School Dlplornwlle souJ'('{"S: saul thl' t 111 3·00 .Matinee Theatre urt ('amt:~. w:hen ~he Umted StJlr:s 4 00 Oate with Lif-eannouneed rt wos S('nti Jn,g I HUil 1 4 ::=. Modern RomancE's U S Manne'> mto t1he •art•a .11 .1 4 30 Qol'en for a Day tune when Bri1atn '~ Mr n•tnfor(' 5 30 Howdy Doody utg 1ib Cyprus g<Urison wi\J1 5 JO Ho"dy Doody tlrOOps who Cffil\d be flown to th P M'ukUe Ealllt in a matter of an SATURDAY month s, $250 . mw mon1 h, $ 1 ! hrfi' SEXTON 'What'• New In F GUIDE :TELEVISION - -- - - -- ---- - c. '-------------'I _Pubhshed ~very afternoon &xcept Sund ay hy ThP Ohio Vall ey . Se.D~nt-1. Joe .• 11 Jll) Mt>t• hanll' St, Porneroy, II pbone 398, PdJI(Ir\ill offa·f' phon~ J97 ' -On The News DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS---M.ASON ARIA ' • Commentary Friday, March 9, 1956 Corn~r Butternut•..: ~ . .' ' • .~ \ , Tt will - dO-~~~ '>· . • �Friday. _ M(J~ch 9:_1_95_6_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Th---=:e Friday. March 9, 1956 John C. Itirk&Nt and wife. flll: t.mded l·h(' P't A mt"£'1 ing M 'Board School Ttm:r•<da}' evrnln.R.. -- -~ -· ., /1'ht7'!' BEJW. 8£1../YEAU, ~Err/hl5 71/E ~COl?~ PAC.!! -4~ Ill'? ......./ - >'FA.R-0/.0 r:.F l-'I?R FOR 171.~ MONTR/fAL 1'£AM P//5Ht'S OIIWARI? ffrr!l -41'PAI>ENTLJI C.4.¥APIENS1 - - -- - - ~------------- ---.:~------- CENTER OF ATTENTION • By Alan~ JF~N 'rl~tudt, lllt~lng HOifll/{6 70 1 SPORT PARADE TODAY~S ment 10Wh•~~ FltOAI ENPIH6 PETROir'fS 7~YffAir-I>E16# AS t£A611E Ch'AMPS. ~:~~~~~is NOTICE tinw. ' ug;Linsl Olson . . Thus SaJtlOil waited patiently as You think tht> nun ha tes money? 'I'ODA YS SPORT PARADE -- ... - theOfl' Js that tbe 28-yenr-old ex· De Mateo dt>fended un!IUC!'esl'!full\' -·- ·- -· - em. fiho I~ minia ·. again.'lt 8tsi1io. Rho 1 ·BY OSCAR FRALIY ture Roety M'areia.no has too murh while R.asillo returned the · favor Q;) BA KF:R FURN!Tll RE trJ Ut~lted PrHt S1Mrh Wrlt~r fire pOWer for Saxt_9n. ~ J' to Df' Manoo, with the s11.me Q NEW YORK UP Carmen ~. ~ t, No Wrwry tornf' . Ca rmen chilled Tonv 11.1 ::: I"OR ~ ik Hasi lio, the onion farmer from "t'rn not Worried ibout this jinx Syracuse to take crown · ami ~ Syraeusc, N. Y., t'an plough up bulllness," Carm~n ins~su. ,''When then ' invnded Boston in the round I ::: qnit<' o fut1·e for himself in Chi- I lOse those tW() fights lh Chicago, I robin to keep H with another ka yo I cago Stadjum n~xt Wednesday tci, ChuC'k Davey and then to Billy De Marro having r('mo\;t'd ~ nigh1. Graham, I dldn't have the conri· · eflet'tively , Carmen then signPd to 2 That's when, and whct'l", he'll 1 dence I have now." live up to the agreements ratifit>tl j ~ ~ risk the Wt'lterweight championSu:ton has SeYeral items going last April whereby Saxtori evMtu -1 ::t: ~ !'hip of the world against f(lf' him, however. Only 25, he has ally was to get his rematch . Thal l < :00 king Johnny Saxton. And if he ran a two and one-tu.tf ineh height time has finally arrived. IZl til} bmak a jin:t which ha!l seen hlm adYantage and tolU' inches in Saxton 1111~ a very dangerom I?se two bouts h~ has ~ought there. reach; A bexer ~o isn't aLways right han~ and Basilio is nol tht> . l armen can ta1st> h1m$elr pleasmg, Saxton still has a record most elu9tve target in the world . .:aQ nnions to clover. or only tour losses in !WI bouts . But Carmen has been trainin" 0: if he wins - and ir and has 8e0rtad 20 knockouts. irimly and his wife. Kay, ill o~ ~ Roy Robinson defeats Bobo Olson · • Hf' elso has Wliited a long time hand as a combination cook anrt 1 in their appr"aching retnlteh - 1fO'r tf)js &bot, JUst .about a year. secretary to see that d<Hidy do('s . Basilio and Robinson will be the( Last Apl'il, f;axton_tMt the title right by his tithing and his tummy. ~ I parties to big outdoor fight, at New on tecluUcal knoc~ul to Tuoy With both of them " rif:ht," it is e&. ::a York in June fol' the middleweight De Of loston. Somerr.ow and stiiJ hard to fnutt Ule price posted jX; Z C'rown. those tliinp g~ in the by th1! denuernen in the . bock ~On Thl' Hruiihtmn Corner ~ By that time, conuivabljl, they ' ·· Saxton was ' by- 1 room . And you can bet that should ~ to Middleport C: gettiQJ a rc. 1Carmen keep the 147-pound bauble < .. tl 1 both could be ex·ehampions. The odds, however, favor it is lllid, he'll be rooting madly for Robin· Cl:l BA I\ ~:H ..,1 1 KN ITURF. Iii Raw. U. S. Pat_ Muir{e walks like • He KandM Wailed uu1 ·1 SOHIO > $ 9 , lbe been I '57'1JP THE!tl ----- 2 9 00 ..:;;"'. Servic'e Station Will Be i CLOSED ALL DAY former I I I from Buause . MARCH lith In Respect To Mrs. Helen Kloes Whose Funeral Will be held on this 1\'•: hte ROOMS OF "' New Furniture ~ !:) BAKER' . z. ,5 I I SUNDAY . FURNITU'R.E IE ... _... • _.,._ Sentim•~ Pam~oy-Middl~rt. _O_h_lc___ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ___ lni, Mrs . Vena Raine)', Mn. Llura' Mr. and UN. RUR8ell Hof.tmDIJ .LET ART, W. VA. Gibbt, Mr and Mrt. Deon~ ll<>uslt bod Larry Lu<1c....... I ...,.. - ... 'it. and lin An.bt. ~ ~ *4 Mn. G,rnL I Chapman. Mr. wert! in At . PleiWllnt Saturday ob aa Haei'r s~ Sunday ~~ llh1 Mnr . Fnmet'JI Bradfitrd ...:~ ! ObliOC>f!'. ttra .un Ludtt,Mo.• \Ia·. W . A . Blenlnw , M'r Olley Roush bU!fli'WII8. I Clarenee Ye•ger, I · BY UNITED PRESS NEW YORK - Sunnyside Gar· den • Wayne Bethea, 198Y4, New York, stopped E1·nic C'ab, 200V4, Hoanoke, Va., 6. PHJI.AOELPHIA - .Tl'thro Cas· on, 137, Philad6lphin , stopped Tom. my Mllrlin, l:lrl, Philadelphia, 3. EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL ~ Virgil I Akins, IM, St. Loui s stopped Andy Watkins, If9 Jh. , ludlanllpoHs, 2. · SAN FRANciSco llowurd King, IBG, R<>no, Nt•v ., ~topped Ja,kc WHlif.OU;, JB:i. Los au~ls~. 5. " ' • • LOS ANGELES Ray Greco, 142, Denve r, Colo., oulpointerl !len· ny Artisl, 147, Brooklyn , N Y., 10. ~roRTS DON'T ' MISS IT! ROUND-UP CARL C. f(fliANKIL, Loultvill~ .,t.ulr:r, left of en tn· fNYmt"h lac•u•• his Hrnlng1 will not bt ov.,. $1200 a yur. H•r• Hugh McNary, mtnepr of th• LGu:&~lll• Sn.clal Security Office, 1dmlr" one of Mr. k,.nbl'• m•ny bowling . fro. phles, 1948 WILLYS Jeep 4-\Vhcel Drive, New Top, Metal Top, (Hal!) Good Tires llealer. Clrampiiln, 2 dr. Heater. 345.00 899.00 Good tir·es, Turn Si~aH; 1145.00 195HQ~~ ' .. 195~ Studebaker ' el Air 4 door, "Heater. Rad, Seat Covers. rlean, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1951 STUD£BAK£R V-8 Cnronet 4 dr. Gydomatic t1·ans. 2 Tone green fil1isb: 19S2DODGE 1954 CHEVROLET Chqmpion 2 dr. llark blue 2 ton. 2 speed axle, dark green finish. 210-2 door, beige & gr..,n heater, fordo- , finish~ I overdfiiiJe, ~ean. 54S.OQ .Oat bOll, '1950 CHEV1tGLti' . . I ' 2·-l<>n LWB, 2 speed axle,8 :'2!iic2o lites. SOlid with flat btd. • . ' :" 1954 CHEVROLET . . . . . . . . . ' . $1,495 , 2•Sptied axle. Dark blue finish . 8 :25x20 tires ' • ~ j ' - ' . O.,-n Evenings'Til8•$un~ayll-4· WeekdaY. Tit 8:00PM On The Brlrhle!ll Cdmer In Mlddlepbrt OPEN EVES. BY Appt, ... . .w~ gu·es1~ of . 1 lilore:\ Frelh , .. ~ fOOd ··~ .. ·, M'l'. ud 'trks. ·famrty !)!Me9 Mnl. 1lbet".ERa O'blingl'!l' Mid Rober( and Don Gl"imm · ~ in Pomeroy oD<I of '/UdDor Attendance at SnnJty -... !Mrs. "R&et"'eW Oblin8'fr Bind Rowere eWiing on lfre. &rtl1la CNMit Saturday. Ra·lph Clark .was oo!Hng M bert Tire Sale White Wall Tires Sold At '1 ..( Price Of Black Wal: 1952 Hudson ·77 • ' .. 84 W0<1p hardtop, Radio,. Heater and Dol Autoblatlc Trona. Sharp ' ,..1,1 ' ).·' •1'.0:• .. 26 . I . ,\ .' , ' ~ " ..\.· ' ' ltmimialob; , •• . 1953 Plymouth 19&4l=old' . Radio, 'h ell· ' 4 dr. SeFa~., Htr, & DeC. Excellent Condition, Lo111'' MUeage, Choice of 3 . ~ Carner Mill and SecondrSttt:et · .. . -··. ... . . . · . . . · Dr. Sedan, He~~ ~d lll!froster, darerul LOCi) OWI>er. , · ·· 1.064 · '"""""'" -.-. llt1!, . . . - > , . ·~ (' ' ~·.,;... ~ .··~· " . ' 1' ..... ' • •·. • too . . ~.. ., "1. . t , .11 • ·• • ... Ott. ...... 896 t..... t dcNw, . . . . ....t Rt'tttlr, 1 .... ..tid or Comm•nder club ctJUpe, 1• ltf ..,..._ nft' ftltfl'l'll double Eagle wh(te •1• W.ll tiNt. t9$1 PLYMOUTH .. . . . 545 4 tloor Mtlan, rvM Pnll, .... tires. 1953 PlYMOUTH ...... 1046 Craftbrook 4 dtor, lt~;w miiHtt. OM owner, Mr. 1951 PLYMOUTH ...... 595 drlv.. O.lt s-Ian, . . . . adWt Mitts, tlul ..... ar. 1951 STUDl.AklR .... , 495 'thiMJIOft 4 ...,_, ti!Mt nUIHtiJt, oM.ewMt. · · ~ a ...,. pin, "'*"¥ .._ 1949 MERCURY . . . . . . . . :!95 4 ............. 'toc>Jtv-. '-.11' .. ... 1946 FORD .... , ....... 125 1947FORD ............ 195 2 door, ldtat c!ar for hunte;s or Fiih•rmen. 2 doer, P..it:W to •"· look this one Her. 121' 1950 Chryslers your choice 1951 FORD ............ 695 NoW ·v..t...,_ ..... ot - .•• '-ludlno ·CIU• t:oifpa VI .,.... .." flnhh, f.....,.lliMc driv., lofdld wHh otift JMfucllftt J"'ldio, •ncl .,......,., hoot.,., ...., ""' -495 dUll ••*'• tim till. new. N. " MEIGS MOTOR CO. s~vi At lltEws co. Tit£ o~~ MOTOR --'-BANK YOtra CHRYSLI!II - I'LYIIOUTH bEAL Pllont lt!3·· . SeeotHl st. n Mlddlepc1rt, Ohio -· West 'I!JI!l'~~!••_¥': at !ttfte · . ~ ; .. modaUons. · .· ·. · · 2. General Nu,rslnjt service in Hospital S. Operating ll,9'1!th' il6 Often as Net.......,., . 4. LabQr~torjT . WOrk l)().ne In Hasjiital. 5. l>ru&• i4«1,Uedldnos. . 6. Special Diets. 12. Dressings. 7. Vaccines. 13. Biologicals . 8. ~rum. 14. Oxygen. 9. Penicillin. 15. Plaster Casl& 10. SlreP\!>myWI. • Prepar.dlooa. 11. Sulfa Drugli' 16. ltilravotllKis. FOR INFOitMA!fiON ,. SPONSORED flMi!iiNnl Ml!m <>1 Pt. " '""""" atlt "-'1M\ her s.atcr, •M1'S. Ray oi MeD.ilde. ,E. F, ROBINSOJ\{ R. L.JACOBS ' JOHN· BACON ' TRACEY WHAt£" '' ~s lis:r auY · !.Room aud a~ in Semi-Private Accotn- ·COMPANY ' atoss· TIJSIBNFITs .· t ;, av , COMMITTEE V. C. HAYES, Oh•irman • .""' -.. wiu-. ~~ . . _.. ' Blue Cross .ptovl4es. ~ehli lor 18 al8lly - vices induding care Iii a stml·pri- l'i!Om. \ More than 49 mllllon ponons in the ENDORSED BY ., ·: MEIGS G~ HOSPITAL V . C. HAYES, Administrator MEIGS Ct>tiNtv M'Etl1Cl!L sOCIETY S. J, BLAZEWiC2:, President ' .. U.illted 9'.ateo .:... or !M!ry fourth peUOil - n ..bscril!m. blue~ is tl.e,llo*pltals' own~ alld ~~'tiN! best. senh.-e any ltospl!al can . lt IS h lllqst UBERALPWI availal!le. LIONS1 CLUB ol I . ·, , v., ..... ' (-!eo ~, 2 ..... fi.W. .....;.. - . .... . ,• .~tffelc. I* .. CttY LOi. .......,.,... lWolll drttt 67 • • ay.· Mari3AI4 .. • . ' ,,,. 56 '. I 1295 1951 FORD ............ 646 - 1295 t95J STUDIJIAKil. . · HEADQU~ \ -·· -.,. .... Mn!. - j.fi ' ' lit !lllilobedJ, a ..... ' \' ' R. H· RA ' 1161.· I - ·- V~il Ncrrde 'WA t; ~ ()>tlenl it -.., ~ lll<i wa ~~ ~ ' •• '·' w.. • -·-------------------~ -(~~------------------~~~--~~--~~------~------ -------·--~·~··-~-~·------~---.~_--._______ ' . VISIT ENROllMENT .... BliiE · ~ toVEH WHY · filE· . • - , , . _ ... ~'iiil•' Ill"'"' ..stet, . -, · - •• MI's. J.P. Burt!eii ol ~. ' .. 945 1954 FORD 19$:! CHRYSLER a ond E. P. G<lmna ol W~· c. .....u.~~~• ' Club ..... Wado lib - · Motor _ . .,....., .... ccrtft'S, MOtor tfhMtft M a / --- Casto lnd Li&< Jjblol<b fixed bam Ond o1 Mro. l. II. 11otia1i tl!at . - ~o~n. -llby ....,.">>OOlle. a. Pweu ,.. ion n.u \ 1295 Otloor ...... - # - il.e TfiSiovan flnhh fl,_,.. ....... -o...t...t-- · DoiOrtc c•wtt· . AN·N.UAL ··COM"-A.LJ NITY · ENRC)LLMENT · Fkr,rd N~ lh; • w- STATION Middleport, · Ohio Mit tires tMw vwy littl• wur, rv . .C~lllnbwo ,~ ·~- df l!lrr. liftd <INt. ·ti.IJ. -.,.. AND looK \ltht . . 1..1. .. ......... . ~~-=~~';; • , ...... 4 oloM.flnhh lib - •~ spent!~ • FREE LICENSE W4TH EACH CAR SOLD 1953 PLYMOUTH 1953 BUICK 1 r""'WElLS ·reo. SUNOCO l!pelll smoot 1 Values Used· :C : .and Mrs. llllMia ~ i4 - d i n t a w..k wl1iJ; lie!'~. Mi'O. Flor· -... ~·AIIIo!!ils. . ·idr.•~·lh. K'Oio!ellt Oluio ..,d COMttN were tilt......., l!lra. Alta Roush .,.,.,. S.Curday, !1id·land, Pa., was 84, olferlna: $7.52. WAITIMi . Jot . Middleport Satm-day AgUe, Roush and Eddie Ed· wardl!i were ca:l'Wng on !Mr. and llr\'i'l, Ralpb Weaver recently. Linda 01-ark was a ~ ol June Clark Friday. a.lph Plctens called -on David Wi'!ll S. J. Ncrtis and (M'f$. B o b · Adams, ~~)-Niorr.iB .and .MinJ~ F~ IYIRYbNft MEM: OK ·,., • Mrs. Vernon Cad.v iCd• chtlof G81taamt, Mr. altd ·Mrs. . ""'ltiftr .., dlli !Mrs. Brac~n·s · Radew. IMr. . ' Crimm were GI"'ft ~ !undo. · ;~·~·~~~~w~K~·~,l~~·~po~~~~~·~·m~r=.~====~~======~===~=================::::::::::::~==========:::::;· . tbihlreri" of 'HUE'S .f tll -WI Thomas Gl'imm Mid wer-e caning on !M'r. "lnd MJs. Leo I...i1cbfteld 1\le9d~ . Sunday guests of the 9Jmrlie 81'0-WD f-amil-y. Mr. and 1M-rs. Lf.ooo·rrl Roush 11e-. tompomied Mrs. Loro Mae Browb 1o New . lloven Saturday w:hf!J'f! she ' <.'>Otl'Wlbeod Dr. Ridgw». 1Mr . and Mrs. Dw·~ Gibbs bad as ~ Sunday •Mil'S. MaR Kay md son of Union, Mrs. IMina Owens of , Worthington and Mr. rmd ·:Mrs. Dallas Gibbs, Broad Rurt Gl-adys Wamslfo/ and Anita Brown' >Ca'Ued o0n Mr. t~nd .Mrs:. !tarry Brook.!; Sunday. .Mn. Frmni·e Tayl-or and ron Ro. ber.t v.isiled in Point Pleasant Sun-day (!'IX'n.trtg. p.a!'ents, Mi. .and IMn. ·NJJ!lson Norris. Mr. .and J.fn;. F. A. cadte at•t~tp'!lcd rtrbe fun.era~ Sunday ol 'h1~ ~er. Mm. L&ttie Berry, Charles. (Nta t Hi!IJa SchoOl I · · · PcuneNy, Ohio Main Sj. I these ~·· Llfllt - ·..., W...., .... M btr, 4lntlri ........... hOotOT .... _utL _ BY THI.ISA OHUNGIR ·Mrs. Ina W>t'i-aand and Billie. :Mr. and Mn1. Watt~ OJt\M'tlh \ I .wnd E'.Bt Pe~k -oJ Ii l, • ~) , , POMEROY :MOTO·R COMPANY as ··············--· : aN 'EW KINO of.Refrigeratot : 'ae" ..•...... ·------ .... ~ Baker Furniture ~ u~ Adkins were busJnes..c; caller in Point Pleasant, Fi'lday. Mr. Arch Yeager is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blessing Point PleAsan,t eall,ed on Mr .Mrs, C!!Cll Blessing and Ell~ IH'day evening, 1 M~. Eulah Brackin son d~u"'i>A-l'll'o\.1, Mf. and Mh. . SAV~ UP TlO $15~ 12~.00 ~ m. near empkloyOOd inhCOI·umtms I Mr. and Mrs. Deuver 'JhiTd..... were t'att... on lit. _. ...... , ~ flouth ~. lit. and Mnt, ~ lie'IV ~ vmtinr Mt-. IDd -... ....,_ ant ~ I'IIIC'elltly. MJ'I' ~ ~ ~ DQil Ble!sing ·far~n. ·and :Mr.s. R.osos ·w.inehremler. Mrs. DaMes Erce}i and Louise . nown the Tom ON "5S'i Model RefrigerotOn • "We're Making .Room For 56 <MIItlels" One owner, radio and .htr. BROAD RUN Akr~~~·.;~:.~,·:·:,t~ !;;~~;::;;: 8ch0~sreddC!rhombBekrnard. Conolly ' IH ~frs. Gamet Ohapm:m 'had 08 lh6r &Ue91..s: Surkl>ay Mr. and M:rs. Daniel we•gand and Brenda of Huntinlt.on. Mm. Anna Welgrmd and Dorothy. Ernie ·a nd Twila Rickard ca,}Jed on Mr. a"nd M''l'B. St~nlfY Adloins of New Hav.en Sun:da-y. ·M',ns. Vrn:a Rainey Ollilled oo •Mrs CorA Pmsser Sunday who it were guests of Mrs. Lora Mae B1·own and family Thursday ing. M·r. !and Mrs. Archie Oh<t·pman Mr. and Mrs. William Staats l'ielurll'l.'fl to Allhtfl(l.;o., 0., e•tter two sqns, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley viori1.ing rol"lltives r~. vi,n gtob and Linda and Mrs. Edna JM.r. and .Mrs. Ross Wtnebrenner Livmgston nf ~ 01 r. an all .,frs. and of Mr. and 'M 01d, W Dorm·a·, Mr.. amd 'Mts. Calvin Jimmie Boaid. ·• • • ' ' Mrs. ' • · lo!o.«>n. Sun· Mr. and M~. Harry BrOoks mOv . .ooy·: ·· ed saturday from the Mrs. Joe Rollin.'! home to the farm they pur. Law.r ence Winebr«taa«"" who 1s . E SAL ' . 49$.00 995.00 1950 CHEVROLEt . . . . . . . . . . . $ 445, :!::±::t:;c:£: . '~=======::::::::::::::~::===~~:I - - • -, .. . . . . . . . Mrs. Leonard Roush and Sandra WHERE JTS A TREAT TO DINE 1145.00 1365.00 195J DODGE radio and matic V·B. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blessing and Miss Ella motored to Mt. Alto and Co'ttageviJ!e, Saturday afternoon MARTIN RESTAURANT 19S3 CHEVROLET 2 ton LWB with 2 door seann. low mtlc.jlge. day artel'Jlbon. on business. ..... $1,995 2-T<>n 161" wheel ba•e. I.ike Mw tllttnlg!ltlll! !qUipped with 12-ply 8:25x20 rear tires, hydraJ!Ialic drive. Ilellnte cab. Li\rge heater. see this one & save 1st year depreciation. ,, • 1955 GMC 995,00 FURNLTURE In The Valley AT radio,heater, WSW tires, l,oeal ow- 1954 WILLYS Jllep Seat {'OVers, heater. SEE TilE Largest ,Selertlon or Fine 1595 1 Door ·custotnilne "(I" Rtidio. Heater. Sun Vizor. Ei<tra Low ir You Like Good Food .•. Prompt. Courteooo servic~ . . . And Modest Prices .. ; . TI\iS ls The Spot For You Our Food 1! Always Tops! . . in St.. IMark'ii Chttreh at OhariHI:on J'Tklay wboo the (QI'IITier's nK-ce ~ iwr CJJP rrom Ohaneston General Hotipital . They -also virierl the Stat<' Capi~>Ot. tbe air' pot"L and ot.htf pktN~ or ~ ...te!·n. J. C. Rkokard at~'e>flded ·a mPf:>tin.g of l'be hrin Burt.'au SatuMay in P-t. P~. Barry 'fftomp.wn, ~1 Gibh~. Carl Robirwon and Cur:lis Ri<'brd ga V6 Brnie Rielcard a. 8Urpr.i~ Frmy by Rawina: a supply n.f vrood. M·i» TwHa strv('d them a di tmt"J' . at ·pJn1: Ct'Temmy · ofwit·h J.fr.G!tM<. '8ll1td '!Milt. ~~~d'~·;~:: I~~~~~~ Gladys ond BiH WamJJley were Mrs. Fannie Roush and ~ of Union spent ·.vith lrer fath~r and mother 10d Mrs. Taft Boston. Mr.. ~nd Mrs. Ed Fry ,a nd Sam Boaton were business In Point Pleasant Saturday. Mrs. Garnet Chapman tnce were caJlersln Point pd Henderson, Saturday. Mrs. Leonard Rousb ealled !Us mother, Mrt· Icy Roush, Thurs. For'Goodne$s Sake ·lafWith Us! 1995 . Grimm •il<Hn(' Sunday. Mrs. Harle)· Bone-rutter wun• .in Point P~11t Sa>turda)" Mr and 'Mr8. Lettie Small weN> supper gut'Sls of Mr. and Mill t' n.'11 ROI.Hib Sunday. \fr . <md ~illl. F. 1){, Roush WM'<' in i•L Ple89JNlt Frid:1y. · Et·nie and Twila Rtct.ard w~re in Point PleasaiJI Satur<by_ MMI. Beul'll'h .Ricbn:l and Miss Ado.llt-e Boston .attendf'd the eap. I Sandra and MiltGn Ray were ·busi· ness visiton !n Point Pleasant, Thursday morning. Mr. Billie Weigand caPied on Mils Beattire Chapm1n, Thursday evenln(1 MT. Dwight Gibbs ol Olk CrO\'e md Mr. Dallas Gibbs of Broad Run •ere lh POiiill PIN.aant Monday ev· t-dwin ~or wu eaJ.l.il'llfil I'JJII Yr a.nd Mn. L)'(lft Pit"k~Dil rf'· , FA"Vm Citbb& was ~ina" on Mr fllfld Ml'll Jta.~ Wwner 'l'l •~'f!da }' Hrtl:y Roush of Pom>!".roy wa• mitmg her nd.er. ~~ AHa Roo:!m and ramn, ~y Kumt of Mrt. Francfol Brld:l.otd MT. and Mnr. 'Thoma. Gr1mm Eddie Clark spent Sunday wiUt and dtfldr?n ~ visit~ Mn Mn. M.e Grimhl and d~er. S4~1a Crrmm Surkby. •MI-. end Mrs. fllf'l"Y ICf'tf'ftll V>r and Ml"!!. ~ ~ and dhlktrftl Wld Ted SJIIW!t'! Wltl'"i' vrJKlrte lit'. .nd Mn. Herbt:rt Ktn' M)d fii'Ditt ~lttr and "'"· ('sr} Gibbs and ct~ wer~ viMting . -. and Mrs. Gt.uoce ReMon rtfti'II.IJ'. Mn. ~ Cbrt Watt~ 1 retftrl · J<:tY~ie ~r . and I '~uesday. . 1955 Chevrolet 2 door station wllgWI, power glide, Mason nllf'd on .Mr. and Mrs. AI · bl'rt Boston Sunday. .Shid('y OJ!imm w....- a ("'tlk>r ifl ness ·· .. lotrl'!. '~\)bey Myers, Mr .tmd ~.lack IWwm GOd family ~,r Broad Run. Mr aDd .'. trs. Virgil Burris bad a· Ult-tr Suoda}' gueMil tne latter'11 nH...Uler , Mr!! Yoong, G<AiJp~,ltg } ' l"f'l")' , }l.,·w Y.anda Jonw. IKKL Noruwn or Hoodersoo and Mn. ltoy JCIJiit."'f and !lUll Lany ur me ChDdt"'rton Road. Mr . and .Mrs. lHiie Smith uf and Mn. Flnt'lt Taylor •vent TueaJQ Cl'l"b3usfl'• f'U'RI'NI *u day with Mr . .tnd Mn. Fr£>d Roush t'ln.ducted W~ay in die Mr . Virgil 11urrl.8. Jr • student 1'ht ladlE>~ quilted wt'lilt the men GUk1ini Star Altvf'nll~ (.hwdJ at Morga"lown Univeraily vilfited visUed with Mr . Roush . wit.h burial in t1K> IA!411~ Cf!:fnol'lery te<"entty with his rather and mothMr. and Mr~ . Archie Chapman fh.· wws well lol'lO'Io"n he-~. er Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burris, Sr. are spending n few 4a y~> wilh trill AMen P:Nlllft't md Nf'Jif!On Brown Cedi Blessing was the dinner mother Mrs. W. J . Chapman. wert! callers fn, Middleport MWt IUCSl Monday of Mr. and Mrs. . Mn. Ereell Adkins, ~aude Blrs- G:.lrrpoliB ~rt!a)r. Dennis Roush. smg. EmOI')' Fry , Wllhe Ball and Mr. and Mf'IS. Freddie 1'~pp of Miss Ada It> Boslo n t•allcd on her Don 0 . Alen altcndNt the funeral lWoo-n were -gu~:11 in the Cerll grundmolhf'l" Mrs. Ad;! Thomp!too, home in Mason WednPsday aftt~r. tl.l(t'r.'! in-t: .hom~ S"llnib).·. I Monday af!irnoon . 1 noon. Af·r~. J..ora Ma(' Brown and Sue We arf' . I,..Y to report lhl' ill· Mr!':. Ethel Fry spl'nt Wedni'K· EJil.oo are ill Ml"8. W W. Staats. d:.ty afternoon wilh Miss l~lla M.l"'!' . M""'llt'" Ella Ro!Kh, Sandra I Mr.ofand Mrs. Edward Sayre \'Is- · 1 '· Olt'ss ng. and Mil1011 Ray wt<re SuDdoy dift1iled Monday e\'rning with Mr . and Mrs. Fannie Rou!!.ll and M•·s n•·r .~·-. ,_ -r !M•. on·' Mrs . Olar· r >I Ei'""'"~ v u I Mrs. t<'red Houllh. Ina Wcigund were guests o 1'!1 . en""" Bl_.._,_, and f-amiL". Mr. Okcy und Dennis Roush, To· 8 · w d d 1 w · -.. ·• ., urns, ce 11n es ay even ng. M-rs. ·Dora Hud~·. 11011 John bi-y Myel'fl nnd Ceeil 81Eilsing in· Glad~s ... ,._ Ch 1 · 'sltl g 1m. ares M u en - c~~o11ed on Mr. stalled new window.11 and painted ., ••LS t VIB 1n ,-~.. wife of u ·~•-· with Mr . and I'll. . "' ud Oil on ••"-' .._.. u . . A-.. Roush SUnday . the rloor or Board Baptist Church ,..,., '"'" Mr. ., .-...... Wolfe which adds much to the ·appelr· and friends in lh1~ ....... area. h d .., .u--. "IQ~ 1-"N!nee """' Mrs. Garnet ~..o uapman a as · a -• dan~t-r D•·'"Grove ance, and the Ladies Aid are grated •.u 19" "'' " ~·...,. even -r""" .,....~-.. s·-'d•t• ,>< rul to t he genl Iemcn t or th c.t·, ser· her supper auests ThOnh'ay Ch "" " w•·h -l~ives '"' vice. ing, Mr. .and Mrs. Arc LC ap· Union, Miss Sandra Bibbs or Broad man, Mrs. Mary Bonecutter and Ohat]('S Brown s-pHtt Friday at Connie of Henderson . , '"' ... , _ .. 11 I h Run spent Monday evening w t ~r. and Mrs. Boa,'\1 wLI'II uL:> 'lam Y· grandmother, Mrs. Laura Gibbs: Albert 11bunlps0n, wile -and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush aod Beverley and Mrs . Ethel Fry at· >Cfuildre'nl of. Vetm'tm weR ~uest:s ~~ Okey were guests of Mr. and Mrs. fended the funeral of Mr9 . Cros9 Mr. ai'KI ,M'I"S. 0011 Thom:p!Nm 'Mid Jack Roush and fAmily of Broad in Ripley Thursday afternoon. The G-lori-a SUndlly. Run, Monday ('vening. del'!Used is the mother-in-law 01 M·r, and ,Mrs. Ceci•l BJ.euing Mr . and Mrs. Cecil Blessing, Mr. the former Nora Yeager of this calqed on <MT. and Mrs. Arlen Prusn~nnt's Roush, Mr. and community. s d ~ I' ·, ~ ., .nd vo: Mr. and Mrs. Leon•rd. Rnush, liCl" un ay. ·, ...,w. rrl'ISCI' I .,ut e ·fling conBultiag Dr. Maloney. Mr. and Mrs. Don 0 . .Aten were 'U!Iineu callers In Point Pleasant 195SForcl *' IY MIS. J. D, ROUSH Mr'. :=============M:r:s.:W:il:i :•:B:•:l :,:M:is:s:E:I:Ia=B=Ie~ss- was Daily . ,. ' .~ PencilS under 65 years or age m lite velf~y· td or work where tll&te -fewer thab n'ie ~· maytllto!L -WHERE TO P~Y DUEs- Anyone WOJking where Utere are ~ve 0r _.em· ployes l$eligible ,for memberahlp in a pa)'l'Oll,.ieducticln group. · BILLED-AT-HOME MEMliERS MAY . f~ tlUEs AT_: · For run lttfonnat!On on ro~ a pi.~1 ilflhtct. 1 ion gi'OllP: v'!Sit elll'ollmcllt hea.l4~ FA,MJ~ 111\N~ o11il SA\;f~~MPAiiAt Billed...t•aome inertlbers are ~ Ullder tlfe42il detluctil.ile ®Jtlra<t �; ...-~- •. . ,...........""'.-·.. ·~-· .,_ ,· 't$ , , . ti ..... - - ·-~~------,-·---- • .. . - -.-•• Friday, Moren 9, 1956 WANT ADS The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio i ' Page Sill NEW HAVEN SOCIETY LEGAL NOTICE IJfodm:t 2 bedi"'OOm FURNISHED B"ton R. Bowles, 1134 Markel APAR'DMENT five ntilea oorth Streo.!l, NewbaU, Cah!ornia;'1Wade of Pomeroy. Rovte 33. GIIINen and garagl'. References. Pboot' II Btmles, . Z09 E1ghth St:cet, 6094X. 3-9-at p :.h"llliX, '\mona, Jenny Frt~b, 2_:H 1\urth :SJ.';th Stn·ei. Bannmg, l :.!Jflllflla; Avon ell OilS, llox 46 ROOMS fo. r :-n~ 7<1.2 E. M:tm St. Suuth, Oma_~_., r-.1·braska; J oh~ K Pomeroy . Ph-one~3-9-6tc L_ross, o •o ruurUl AVI:!/lUI::!, E<ltil, Two l'urnisb~om APART- t-;ewton. Iowa; Alta M. Junes, 124 MENTS, new furnitue. UtWLits We~t F.lf'Vrnth Slrect, Sout•h , Newpaid. Call 6044-M.. 8-2G-tl tun, lowil.; Dolar Cannon, Route ~o. J, l"~tcr.'llle, Juwa; . ~ohn 2 Five room mode-ra APART· (<~nnPn , tiJl Hoos<'\elt, PlamfJeld, MENTS, Wlllh laundcy .and gar- lntiLan<J, Fl oyd Cannon, 1502 Pac1age. On-e 9-room modern dwell f ~ t ll1ghw;~y, Il~·nwJ.:;a fi1:ach . C<1 !1ing. lias every thing. forn l<l , and Hruce C01.nn cm. ll03h A. N. BengeL 1·24-tf t-.urth 1 hird A\ ::'nuc, t:aot NewLon, t lov.a. Henry Cross, whose Ja~t ~Room NEW HOUSE, unfu r- kn.,wn addrc~s wa.s KLmb~l. Nebmshcd . Hrowncll Ave ., Middle- r:.~k<~, Darlena Ycg..: 1'. wh ose lit~L port. ~lloonabJe. Pbone 6044· known ~d dr ~ wa.s KmJbii l. NeU J M. 1-17-tf r aska; Glennaverc l rus~ . who~e I - -- -Ja;;t known tuldrt'~ ~ W<L~ . Baxter, t room FURN ISHED APARTMENT, Iowa; lz.ora Smtih , whu<~c la~t iw-nace heat, uttlitim paid, adults, no pets, near Pomeroy Htgh Scbovl. Mrs. Langlotz, 324 I !OU~E FOH SA I.F'.---- 7 l'll li1Jl S ;md E. Main St. Ph . 302-X 2·23--12tc bath, doublCI garage. exc~ll cn t loca .um n~ar odwuls ;Lt 464 Lo- knoWD add"'" w,., D" Moln.,, Iowa; V"l Smith, whote last . known address Wili, Laumor. Iowa ; CUIS ·W s. 'W 1 ..:1al.st.fted Adl ~ 3Cel'r- "1 '""" ..... :\tarie Giff..>rd, wh_me last known The Cubs Scout met at tbe Jack 1 JoJnt meeU~I of ihe. W.S.W.S t K. W11l be pubLJs.btiO fA* Wilt , ad~ress was, Harnsburl(. N_ebra.s - Frey re.oidence recentl)' aod made Wtb the E. U. B. Union urt Ne\ iaJ u reu.ived.. ka, Dora Ols0J1, wh.~~ t'lla!t kn v~n plan:~ fur the Scout Expodtion, I Haven Cbllr"C'bes, was b ld o11t tb ~\es : 2 c~:ots per word, on& ilL· addres!> ."""~· ~larmburg, Nebra:.-· wh1ch it will be held al the Armory New Haven Church on,Thursda .....ruoa.. Minunum ebnu aae h; H<tf!JO Cannon, l\''l'.IS<" _IJ>.t 1n GaJllpolis, early in April. The tlie .all-da)' meetina: consisted o· 4 Ct!:QUJ iiCI ()llua·d l.:)t thrtw toD 1-..JJ~wn ad~dr~'lt was, Prau : City, Cubs bea:an work on their exhibit, a Book llevtew " Cbriatian Soda JJeCUUYe l~OU. I o ~a . George Wad e Lannon , being a "ClrcUI Theme". RelaUons" "by :Mrs. K.. J. Scott aDG ripeetal--<.tue m®Lb ror 20 ceaw whose last ~nu_wn ~ddr~s was, Those preseut were ; Maurlee a noon C(rv~ed diab meal.' The pet WOI"d. Newton, Iowa, Carol Castor . whose Clark, Malcolm SRyre, Bobby Grin- ladiei quilted and did other ba.ndi· last known addr~ss _was .. Jra, Iowa, ~tead, Ross Frey, Charles McFar· work while Ustenin& to tb.e reFull rate ot 1 eenta pe:- word trill Letitia Leak , whose la!St known land a nd denmotbeA, Mrs. Frey riew. Twent~wo •tended the be cha rged for advertisin& i( not a_ddr~s wa ::~, fles Mtl1n~s. Iowa; 1lnd Mns. Thomas G•• tlStead. meeting. palO. J.u£ Ddurt tbe ~5\.Jl ot eacb ~ern Zer.or, wt.o.H' last known ad PERSONALS month followlJll m.oeruo.n dress wa§, Ames, Iowa: and Aur-1 S d di ts f Mr and 'lirrun w A4YII!.["tibin&~Oil1d De Bass, wh_osc i<~s l kn own add_ress l wha~ was deed~ by ~ - L . St eve~s M un8 J O:C~ cuea o Mr · c. . ~:..,urt.ed mlll..edlal"'f. T4e JJatly v.a'. Wmtersc-t, l(I"J.a. Arvmn, 1 w t h1l1p Hamng, bemJ one-ilctl ra. D o on were . .liD ~nu.od w1H nut bt: re~tporu;lble Fa r.dJPI'. who-.'-e la~t kn10wn ad - of the tot Also a lot known a::1 Mrs. Charlea l,.ester. 10r more lb.an OPt! wc-orrtel Ul· :L l '·' wa.c; '. Alb..tn;· Re.,.;t Hollll', tne a<:3demy lot s ttuate 1n the · ~arol Ann Rous~ stu~ent, at Alll:>n>. Oh 1,, who- <Ure non I NorLhea.st quarter o! Sedion lti, Wt!ten~rg College m Sprangf1cld, · rt:>LI It:n :~ of the St:~te uf Qh,a ' Town 7, and Range 14 of the Ohio OhiO, VIsited her patents, Mr. 11\d ..... .u. fbow.L. •Gc:l. ~~ull l'\lu :md who~c presf'nl addre~~es can - Company's Purclutse and begtnn· Mrs. lJoyd Rouah, over the week· uce,; u.. ,t;ver.ta prUlted at retu· nut, w1th rl:'asnuab!t' tlili~enCl' , IJL· 1 111 g at the Northeast corner of end. tar clll:i:iLhtlU f 11 '-'"" 11 · vonuut-. a•n·crtamed, and the following, Lo t No. 11 in Dudtey'.s addition to - --------pubhtihtd at .i Ct!ill per word. pe r.,; ons wh() se addr('sses arc un - 1 l'~geville; thenc~ Sout-h 231 feet; School Revue oUII"¥~eiJ ~QJ n~.:ei"Vt::U l.l)' ma.U or kno ~·n Jennie Evallne Wolft thence East 416 1/2 feet to Widow .t:.u:pllUUit M!Yt!O ca..·.nu.~ lllto..4· F'reda' Kath leen' Wolk 1)n• s~ Gowen's West line; thence North <Conti-nued Irom Puge One) .... u Cros.>; Carl Ct o:.s; Clmt Cro~ s. to De Camp Street: thence West !1ForScaffold rent-~lAIIIISIOr. L.o.:iders, cu.;t St. ~1J ddlf'Jl•'r 1 lbuncc Vina crr.o.~s; CJcmen lme CroSJ; , along satd Street to the place of M.-y Jane Scott, Tom Reuter, ~Oll<::e:, Boards, Drop ClulM. \VrJ gh:. Vi11oC <. n . Chtl). Ht 1, -or in ' 2 Clinton t' l' she•, acres, Janice Riffle, Btogham Kress, .-::-::""' - - - - · • Mlddlepu•t. • l'honl' Oheshi!c 77275. 3-9·3tc Be1·t ha l'1 oss, who are necet>Sary begmnmg, conla mg Carolyn Siss.on:, D.ve K.uDze .and BlUNG ¥UUH. SHOES TO RA- , P!:!one ti266-X. 11 -1-tl par\J~s to thi.S artwn, will tak e no - . more or le11s. t:.iNE .::SHU,b; SJ:iUt' ANl.l .SAV~ ' - • ---· cw(· that ~iatti(' M Hallidlly fiJ rd It being the aame ptemises eon· Eva Cal11. The German Band. 6eeJ1 yean: MO.NE~ 1·17-tl For unl- Electrtc wallpaper h~r pet1tion in the Com mon Pleas I veyed by Wilber A. Reeves and __ · - -- ~ •teamer, CUnton Ftaher, Mid· Good Clean Used Cars Court of Meig s Coi~inty, Ohio , wlfe to sa.id John W. Race, by .ago in several Getman setflle. .1!.:-1 u u tt LU.I.:TRONU..' ~l:!:.CRI!.dleport. Ph. 826$-X.. 11·1-tf All Makes and 1\olodc.ls case Number 123B2, alleging that deed dated May 14, A. D., UH2, menta a}Qng the Ohioo River 1 was lA.i-1.~ ]'AM,; ~VUR WANT :------' - 3he is th e owne1· of ~n undivided and re<-orded in Deed Book 108, presrented. u the opooi-na" act .of AiJ:S AT 'k'uull CUNvr;Nlt!:NC~ Very . ~estrable fir~t floor APART om·-sixlcenth , (1 /IG), in terest in Page 100 of the Deed Records of Hte .secp.Dd part. of ·t he BbQw. Ml::NT. Automatic gas fu rnac e the foll owmg dcsenbed real es- :Meigs County, Ohio, to which re- Playing .several number$- as- the 1 r.; l!:VWlNLoS. CALL av'l . L~ u Call 6170-J , 12-22-tf AUTO SALES German. Band were Dale H&rrboa, - - ··-_____ _ late: ferenee is hereby made. 1 L"lCUI.t1E TAX SERVICE. Ca l . 2 FURNISHED APARTMEN'r" the same pro~ty con· Joy1:imittl, Ciao itleRae Woodgeard , ""I ....,rt 6~3 2--a-t! ' ~ --- - - · - PARCEL NO. I e ..-~· llh ,•.u..u er~ · one 3-room and u01c 4-,.oom. veyed by John W. and We a Linda Friek, and Li-nda Moore, -all ---' SliUAt e 1n the 1'flwnship oi of the Danec Band Ulihlies furni shed . 2 UNFUR· Scipio, County of Meig:l'i. ant.! State Race to Ermina Jewell by ddeedd members D "'-UlU .,)-=:t vi(..~!~ "W'bi4m supplied music for the · 0 . _' . - ·_. ·-·····______ NISHED APARTMENTS .. one dated July 26, 1913, and recur e _ __ . of Ohio, and mor e particularly desh R. H. RAWLING SONS CO. - 24 3-room and one 2-room With cubed as follows, to-wil : in Vola me 108 Page :521 of t ~ show. Ramora Boice was .svotliabted hour Wrecker Servi ce. Day bath. Inquire Home Restaurant, POWER J\o10Wi: RS Begmn ing in the Nort-h line of Metgs County Deed Records. nm M •he sart,g "Cry Me A RiYPnonc 6221 . Night Phone 603•· Middleport. 3-8-0te Section 16, Town 7 and Range 14 The petition further allege5 · ---- - - · - - f h Oh ' c . p h that Mialtie •M. Halliday aequirtd er'' in a opleasant maooer that was X. IJOD 'u'E·PLYMOUTH DEAL- ( 17 1 He Ip W Onted o t e l'-' ompany .s urc ase " -4 h (l/! 8 ) . t ' ERS. 3-6·tf I 93 rods East of the Northwest her ()ne-sJ..._..een1 ' ' ID etes1 •b eQtily approvecl by tbe audience. ____ - -- - -GAROt;N TRACTORS corner of said sru:tion: thence by inhf(ltance from Enni11& Je- 'J'lbe Teeny, Tiny chorl,is ·made up , orupltte WHJ!:EL AL.LliNMENT W•ntH _ RECEPTIONIST AND Part1, Sal". Servitoe South about 38 rods to land s well, deceased, her cousin, and h of younger ,gJrli in the ~eroy 0,uancln& .no bra.IUI lietVtce. deeded by A. Stevens to Philip a tenant in t1.1mmon - with the SeJiools was pre&Eonted next as liMcKtlllS :=,atttY SW"vtct, West OFFICE ASSISTANT b.tw..n (O Han;n• ·, thence East about 18 rod~ above named defendal\ts. t•hey danced and sang to "Beilin~ ••• 26-35. Apply In own h1nd· e def:!ded by A. Stevens to The pr-ayer v•1 81ld -uiU .~uun l:litreet, l'\)mtro)' , U. 10· to lands ·~· on 1S the Jack" lbe lap .routine featurrouot m7. t..-~-U writing to Ball 661-B, % The Phnne 94 Pom•rov \ -11 · A t h N h that thB Court set off the olaln· ed Unda Ohlilpinan, Sandra Drake, _ , ----D•IIW' l•ntln•l, Porn•roy, 3-2-6tc N"J lam rms ron(! ; t ence orl tiff's share -of said real estate In J\ldJ leJl.Dings, Jean· ADD Webster abo ut 38 rods to the North lin e of ~OJ 1"\U[O ~••ue::. said section: thence West · about severalty and a parlilion thereo! Nancy Woodg~rd Ond Cbariesan· 1\J Hess. Business 18 r ods to lbe place of beginning, be made. Vlekle Brown aDd Donna· J~· n containing about 4 1/ 4 ar.rcs, Thb persons first above namcU ..,~pportunitie! more or less. wiC -take naiice that they have kills !ang a~ dlttced to the stroain PARCEL NO. 2 been made Pa-rties defeodant [0 of "On Moonlight Ba.y" and were You Can Buy A New 2:~ H. P. Situate in tho Township or !iaid petition and that they are re- followed. by Garden Tr1ctor With Ge.r Re"])ungaree Doll" vene For Aa Littl• <1\t S17 ,50 Sdpio, County of Meigs, and Stale quired t-o answer lhe same on Ol' which surprl!ef tbe audience no sell my Grocery Store Down •dr 24 Montht. Ta Pay of Ohio, tmd more particularly h'ofcme .tihc 'Ttlh da-y o! April, 19M' end ·a s Jimmy Hubbard. the :&Oiodescribed as follows, to-wit: Mallie M. Halliday, AT is-t, rai·s ed eyebro"W3 with his pleaiant .rendition of the number. In Beginnin~ Qt tbe Southwest c(lr· Plaintiff. Doing good business. Priced nt•r of land deeded by A. D. Ste· O'Bri en and O'Brien, thfi ad as slb.g2rs and da-ncers vens lo William Armstronl( !u Attorneys for PlaintHf. vcry.rcasonablc. Write Box 668-C were Eva ~1. Charles Thei8S, Section 16, Town 7 and Ramilc 14 OJ 27 ; (2) ~. 10, 17, 24 ; (8) 2, 9, 16 ~illa IBcull, Dave Kunze, Janet In Care The Do~ily Sentinel. uf the Ohio Compan} 's Purchase Struble. Harold Brown. Barbara Swisher. JrtHton Lamber.t, Ramo:roa Phone 94 and running West about 6 tJ 2 3·7-81c LEGAL NOTICE P L_•_m_e_r"..:Y_"T_______. I'Ods to. land deeded by A. L. SteSealed biit\91 wUl be received at Boice, Jo~ Kennedy, Carolyn Si:r ---,...--· --·1 vens to Philip Haning; thencl' the otililce of tlbe Clerk of the ;on end Blnabarp 1\ress. :)ervltei 1231 19M DESOTO VB f-door Sedan, ~he coal " industry alon_q- the North about 19 112 "d' to Soutlhem Looa:l Board of Educa· deed~d by A Stevens to T. P. $1193. Blaettner's, Pomeroy, brou~ht !f.o the at~ion UllltU 8 P. 1M. Miltrd:t 1, 1956, Ohio a•ver J w11l nol be rcspomlible lor cif:!bl~ Kyke; tht~nce East about 6 1/ 2 on tth.e 89lie ~ -the Mltne~1e Jlentlon 1 of the. audienee next as $ll9~. Blaettnar'a. Pomero:y, PLASTERING contra<ted by anyone except rads to the We!it line or William TolmliJ' ' · Re\}.tef' .sans~; "Si111teen 19ft2 DOl>GE 11.! ton Plckup 1 like myscH. Richard A. F.blln, R~ch A.rl"lllllr,ong's land; thence South , SChool Buildi!J!l..JSII! 1111,&~;..... 'ToM" whU. SOl ·.tohnii<irt lllid'ilob· Vi:rgil Walkct' vll1c, 0. T~ .~ ~ l!tle n(lw, $696. Bl11ettnar'•, P(nti"hrbY. Haven, Worth1ngton, Ohio, Rt. 1 !lbQul 19 1/2 rodll 'lo -the place of l"'if:M. ·lo rejed. ·abY ar a'tl Hid!. Wilson buslij' worked in a coal Ratifl'c, Ohi-o, Ohio. 3--3·6tc J.B-3tc begmning, containing 3/ 4 of ar. mi~te -lO .trh~· . 'b:!cc:~ound. Janet ~-~----' 11rre, mOrn or less. Paul Bae~-o, Struble., ~totby 'taYI~ and Rita Phone Lolari }~U~~~ 2303 (9) Also all u( Lol l'iln. Q 1n Dud· 0lfn!k. , Neu,tz.ling, !tdi~;~n, b~ht J:ale.s of 3·2-::IOt<: lry's IHlrli tlon to Pagev11lr. c:<ccpl (2) 17, 24; (J) 2, 9, 4lc 1-authter.s' as t·bey retAliated with 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, bat.h, bas-e"Sl~Leen .Pound&." ment, collll rum•acc, •plenty of FOR RELIABLE PAINTING con· A snappy routine of rpreci.'iiO-n li-Oft wuter, uoo acre •).(round, S. tact Hlchard C. Wilt, 232 marehinl a-nd cl95e ortt~ &il~ wa~ nt cc- yard an-d ga·rdl!n. ohu:ken Fourth St., Middleport, Ohio. seoo· rieXIt ·as tbe CoW G-uard was lhOulic and garagll. 3 mil n~; from 2·22-30(p salu.tcd. GuaM~eS in . t.he numPomc.roy on Route 124. Pomca~mething 1 ~cr were S811JI)'D Harmo,n, Donna .roy-Rutlaml Uoad. Phono D24·Y, We service and repair all make S'rain, Arpr.iJ 5\ast~, Lklda- "Des Rober! Bailey. 3·9-3tp Sewing Machines, rental machnt'tt, DoTol1hy Stark, tlarban DonInes, $(1.00 per month. Phone 3 . room 1-fOU~E BOAT for sale. 6314. ovan, Elaine tiawley and JUL!ie 8tH Front St., Middl(port, Ohao. Sevier. Singer Sewing Maeblnc Co. 3-1-lBtr the show was brought to a clo-187 N. 2nd Ave. 'sc wUh the enUre company singMiddleport. FOR FARM EQUmMENT SEE US! ins "BeAutiful Oldo." 2-22-30tc We ihlmdl-o r.akt'\'1, pla·Dten9. 1.racMembers of the Dar.ce Band -tors, diLSICISia!ld: IBU Oliver & F'el'- RADtil"&TEL;;-EV ;;:-;I:::S::: lON :-:-::Sc:: ER :::V:::-CE l which presented tbe accompani· Gu80n mercnllndl11e. Jo' ulton· merrt for the show were Joy Smith Phone 200. t:lulnnd Appliance Thompson Tractor Sales, PomeRoger Hysel, Uoda MQGre, Storr:, 118 W. Main St., Pomeroy roy, Ohio. 3-2Harriloll, Bernice Neaa~e, Jim Lo2·23·11 1, ...""" bae, Lil)d.tL Frick, June O'Brt~tn, APPLISI For reU1ble tadio and TV repM-, Robbie Brown, 8111 Ander1on, Sue LAST CAJ.LI CRISP JUICY call tW46-J. We 1er~ce aU and SOndr.1 Potts. Smltb, Ellenwood Orcb.!rds, ~ makee. Sehmol1.1 Appliance, ' Members or the erew were To lllghesl Sealed Bid M.Ue Soubb of M. ALst of l.:J 9-27-<1 l!llddlepon, Oblo. Paul Reu~er, Houdubelt, 5 buildings - 1 SUo to be 3·2-liltc Max Elchl....,., I QUICK lii!:IIVICE oa Watch Rosold seperately James Hubbard, DEEP WELL JET PUMP. W111te by FaolorJ Trained ~•rl Jr10111m1r:i, Urry or 1100 Da.kl Smi11h, ReedlvUie, waldiiDater. COJ..LJNS .J.EWE- CHILDREN'S HOME FARM' See Superintendent Mike ·obl1qer, Arlll~r Ohlo. 3-2-<ltp LERS, Pomerop. 1-a-11 1 I I ..• •t I I I i METROPOLITAN Be;n• I JACOBSEN SIMPLICITY & BOLENS Legal Notices land w. For Sale ----- • IF You have To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Doily Sentinel Displey Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. - They Get Results FOR SALE palriq OF HORSES fO<-oal-,. J.J>hn iOREMAN·;-;&:-;~-;;B;::BO;::TT;::--::T.Y. ~Ell.· TEAM Fl8he>r, Rlldllr. 3·15-61c iT FINE BALED HAY. Cal D;ver Heller, Phon~ 367:1. 3-6-5t c VICE AU ma ea Repaired by .Ex ' pert Tt~chnieiana. Phone' 8284 Y Mtddleport. 6-l~tf Bidding close• Apr. 1811956 Meigs County Commlloloner's Olllee. Court )IOIUiP, 11omcroy .- Ohio - FR ID;::A;-;Y:;:,;;-1-;R:-;I;:P:-;A-;:1R ::-:5:-:H::OC:P,..- ,. PINING ROOM Pomeroy~ . in flow-or taNtcn. Enosmous old ' mo C1U Doa · H", JloJ< 826, Pomeroy, Ohio. CO-OP ASSOCI A1'10N 3-7·3tp. 1111. 61 · Clllford .. ' Euds, Rutland. Ohio. --- ... For Rent ANNUAL I!IEfiTIMG WED MAR. 7, tiill 1,00 P. 1\1. IOCKSPRIHGS GRANOI !fALL lbgular lusl,_.~ M.,llng Rcfl't'-~thmcnl$< & l!:tlterlijnmcnt. ' RODNEY DOWNlNG INSURANCE AGENCY AccomPQnl•• Strvlc; w• P.M:JOV OP IUIID.N DltAILS -J,e~y·f!ntttr;wald .··. FunetotHa!M · wer~ Sunday · 'ABNEJI I ....... "' ""';'ed ·Mlrs. noru VC11 ker ~rut ra-mHy were gumto of M,. and Mr.. Oiay Gri_no!t;.."W Sun<!ay. -· c.r.. Ohli"""' """"' urday e'V;n:tnt w!.h Mr. and Plrt, A~lomobllt, Ht11lh AC~IDINT Llh, Caaually an4 · - sa~. Yl r~. ~ n~. ..... WiiHe J• h"""' end !Mr. and Mn>. Bit-lie Liering eaolW Dn. :Hr and MN:. l..@.o "Clark and Mrs. Cora Olrl:i"R'&er SUnday. , Cal~ilil aL ~ ihome of ,ftfr: and Vl1!. D~ - ftort.Ma ·gllrldily W£1!(> "Mr. and Hn;. Robert Bumem and wn Qt u.t-'lirt Faltn, 0 ., ?.k. and Mrs. ·u.aHa.; Walker of !'-ill~ and Mol'. Mrs. 'Marshall Cox of , ' M'ktNG :ana R.-av~. . . Rt!V RaYinfmd Peters or N~ Ifav~ .0.11~ on Mrs. RUih Goold- M6niJ-8y. Mr. tfld Mrs. Ray Goodnit-e and da.Utibl« were V:isl.fl:hg Mr. 1Phd -iliie M:rs- botm.le Shieldi Su .t....:. n._.,. o[ Lelart . M~. Munel Vogeler an-d da.ugh- ~~ ~lme o£ Zanesvil!~ wf'NI vmt·w·a !Mrs. Ru·bh GVO<drnte Saturday. ~- __ .._ . _, h Min , niUlnl p laLe!"'rrg llll t e (> o ~· iiOd Mrs. Bi·liie Li~~i~g IS.t~.rl' ~ Swtur<lay even~~~g werP Mr. end lM!nl. Denvl"r 'tbmni)S.(Ir .,'Bnd family, Ro9e Tmnairt. Jud•· ""'It•lllhl. LotTy u ....;,.. Jlmm'· Haffmen. Tmunie Brown I8.Dd ~d~. • I a kVKI•d the 4-'YinfeWI.k wt-y_u~t at tho!- C'hlireh 'tbundat ~l.DJ l.u & budy smd wt>rt' l'f!CogntZed b)· Lfhe PaM;Of"", Be\' L. A. lltutierter , . ~ho ~plim e-nt.-d the teacher Of the 1noo !'I CI.Jtii'. 1. E. tuller, Ont' of t'tre olde'rt memhe!w · vf 11\co f I 'h Nl'h uM t~·d'·• ~ f Ra· cme · ~ d A n- I · .e •w .,.. rom . R J h , ~ 1lQ U1ly and uv. o o "-'1..""""""wetf' ilso preten1 and •Mr. EJWOOd tgav-e ~he closing pra}w. Mn. Elwood 1 and v .. rilyn Clf'JI.anct llaeine, eanc a duf:'t "J,~ r ,·a,yw." Rl'V . Fred Gardnr.r , pait-or of lh~ OJK>nine prayer_ Hr. B~f'!"'a -of f1hri..-. 1. fC-8\Iel Uie top#Chuu·h wat . Wha'!. Ia ·Han" and this ~vrning to.t wiU Sllf'•! k on "Th~ rne.K'BP»ble ll.ldlmleot" ""'htll. tbe mtmb~"' of Uu• WSCS wiW a\tend . b bem1 crowned by Grace KeUy U~J · •rtd Gele.t• woOd, Callr. after he was voted ..Kin& 1ot tft111rta" m Jockey, mrou,hout the countJiy. fhUr?"IUI'',.tat , ---- " Ca'n· You· ', l ·, ' ·ld·erttify. Entertained By • Rev. and Mrs. Hoyt . Thebeily . ·MtST:IlY 'Phe Rt'!v. tnd lfros. f . E. no,t @hier1dined the 09lden Rule Cbss of the- Fltm. lJ&pt~st eburt"h at l.>b~ pa r~on&ge Thursday eveni~ with William ~111E'1', president. Jlresid· •!ng The ( ·pen:-ng ar..Yer w~ fi:ven I by the LJ)a. ·:.or -Aho . a~~rtted .1-he . t>J.az ~ · rrr .ntt' evangel1 ~hc _ s.e>rv.1ees 1_~o b J h E>ld ~.~ the ehurch from ~a!"t'-h 20-Apltl l. - ~~ _w·e f! dir~ed bt Hr. M>.·.l rr dut mg !he gooB') hour aiJd ~ deME."''t. course " ' 8ei'Ved by dhe lhO!ill.s, Mrs. Robert lfllUetty and Mr. ~ IMH. CUfl-ord ~bo were- corr.r1butors. 'lbOH -e resent iofi'C hl<kd David H0)1. 'lnd Ja:n~ Kay Bak es'ls-: tMr- -.1 Hnt Davjd ~Jr.,' Mr,_ Ohee.sehrew!t M-rs. WU!mu ..._1 . • .u ~ ey, 'fir. Mid II.... H...hl E. ·lf11hhar.l. " r. :Q.nd IMirs E4itou Bit Wilt tam Baker, ,1Mr. and Owe~ 'lratton. · • Prank W:.• '• .. ' New ·D...av·..n •- ' ~ Mrs. Ptml IUrr-if! ana Ll)f rMift-{llf'WiHe- ~ flhe ~•J ~of Mrs. Rmh Goodnite SunMr. Thnrrt.a"s C.peurt !,1 •Uiting d-a'V. t relatives iD Hutiq:I.Gn and Ktnova ~ Ohl~er w~'l • "'"""'nt 1 thi1 week. · ne!lt o.£ •Mn. Fr&nC'f!J Bradf-o:rd fit Mr. ·and M'ri. ·•Paiat '!f.w · Villti!d 'i'elilUY<!I lf:r. tmd Mm. DaHas Gi:hhs t31ntt . f'l-l'tli~v w~ Mllinog en Mr 8'1"111 - · ~ Gibbs o1 o.k ero... lll_j""~~A~lO~It<~T~SIIPt~10~1T~E~It•~f~tb~e~!O~O:e:H:ea~rt!F~u~n~d~D~rt~v~e~,~~~~i.: Gol'"en Ru.le Clas S · U· Socilihr am ~~~~ Mr. -MYSTEiY WOMAN ~~Ni'IS't. ~i.~ ~'"" day until fulft>er n~tice, 'l'he ~ly ~pli!!l!jOlfill a Mystery Woman C<lntestwit}l the, pme'iDeteasing l1.09 in value· ea~b tla.y .lila Mjstiry :wollitn '· Is Jlot identified. Winners will be aJIIlQIIIiCed .~ tiftle,~'·My­ rtery Womlltl 15 l!ll!lluned·. ~~~ :oilllrJ. llllllt bay.e 'jQur name and address to be ~gl~J\e !gr tho ~m .. conducl There can ·he onl!f ono•wimlot. The . ~·· . ~iiillr''k and neatne)IS or entry decid.. thewjbL..r tn .~'*"·1110re than one correct Entrl.. ate nce!~eil, ·: '·. . . . MYSTERY. WOMJ.)'l El\i1ltt.Y;BM!i4.K ib ERNII!: BL'llllll~tl quick I OH, ~­ I I .... SLUGGO··· 1 BAKED •A CAKE ~·oR YOU BOY! ~j ' I'LL TAKE IT RIGHT HOME ' ' action J 1 I . In Jack Ord. , N1dMr. ·ataM Raelne M -rMn. witb JamesMr. Smland .h W'efe ca-1!1-ing on Mr. .and Mn. l9a-ac Smith Sunday. Mr. and Mr:o;. 1M':r.!ion Roush -and ~""''hl·"' M, and ·Mn. OhM'lie IJe-vin1{. l I I 1. . 'Mrt. Han'Y Or-rl .-p"nt 't'he we.-lc J . n !M~. 'lber.!Sa OhJomgt>r ~ Pomera,y httlrda-y · 1 I I I I .r tam Sunday. ---- ------- · guf'Sts of Mr and Mt"3. Jifl'f'Y Ohlinger. ~· a-~ d p elft" 1 Ohl mg ' .._, ~ , _ , 1111 . 11. h W .,, · 11 1 0 were ea tni n a P eli. er Spending ll:!h:e weekend here l'reolden~ with rttJeir p~ from Culu.l]lbus Mrs. Ava Gilkey;• were Lucille BesJ> Melvin Morris Clerk. illll'd Mce. !.uke GILlian. 3--9, 16, 23, 30~4tc w J E H ''YOUl ihru. SUNRISE TO " tJO BUSHU SUNSET STATION" ·ovo 'i ·wan ··' t \ I; ' F;itJbing and boatl.nl near· ·~Y· For by nwucr. Write mce Jotmson and Aelt'n Grin!flead. Dori.J Ohlin-gl."r, Parker.;bu~ . spen1 "bhe INeekend w:itb homtl rolkt , She w.as ac't"'rnpanlf'd on tHor rt1urn by Rorwtkl Lyons, M-.m-. p,fr .ani1 Mrs w·u· Ob1t goer ' Mrs. Pau1inoe A-tkin&, I. , CoJoonlal ·house. two t-uroacc :heart, modern 111!· elMldc kitoben. l;arge y.ard and bao~b-8. ~rJJ. aad I- .t lful old - · ·Methodist Me,;'s 1 Mr. and Bobby Ufflns Associatiofl Attends and -son wer-e callmg on MT. and MoN. Charlie uevmc Sunday Evange1ISm · . ·Serwces colun• " the horn• a1 M.... I I LAZY ~N'I R... NCH A:ppruxbnateJy 1our acr• BeaU· One C.ood work IIORSt, I ye1n old, weubt 1400. rriced 10 ••u. ,~ Brood Run BY MIL AJiiD ltR8. SJIJTII .Mn. Bet\!ha Olark Sunday wer~ • . ~ . Lawren.c-e Clark •nd cbildren; fhe Metohodt~ Mom • ~Janleto Gibbs, DoTh Obling@f', Her ' ~;on o~ lle.-t'b MethOO~~~· Cbtt~eh With :I-WHEEL METAL l'ltAlLER lor 11Je, Call Ma11on City, Spruce 34'743 'after 6 p , m. 3-7-Stc !1-N:~- Joe Johnson. The Daily 'Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~~ ~ P.T.·o. 640 Plum St., Mlddl•part SUITE, We Repak!l l'elnoislons. W86hen, SweeS\('rs and Fu.mitune. 160. 411 Sprtni Ave., Pantel'O)', 2·1J.301c · 3-6-6tc A Duncan Phyfc Maho8Rilf ciQht piece lame• 8 emaley, David ."IUap, 111E Sllll'!il FAMILY I Notice is !hereby RivCJl tittat Dor-Ja E. li<Whart """"" l'l>ot O!lloe ~ is ~. Qbjo, bM .~een dWiy .appojnted as .-\dminie. '::' r I • w_.,. ram ofllle Elolotle of !"~ ~~=-. ~ ..-:leY:eland Wolfe, orlL5o bowo a bora•h Gtllian .and KenDetdl W')"Mlt. Cloeve- Woffe l-ate of Racine, Obito, R. D., llloigs Oounl)·, <Jill<>, <I• Sum!.,. diooe< euests ol Mr. .,..,.,..j, llnd Mlros. Wm . King were •M r. and Oated .tllW 23Jld day of F cbrv·""'· c. L. w;u- and -.hler """· 1956. •Del MJ<o• .leoBe Can- of Hu~ JOh.n C. Baoon .md Mr. .and Mrs. VW,iJ Kina. Jud.Ji:e of the Plrobtie Oowt 'Mrs. HeleJJ& Oormer, •Mxs. Hazel · Meigs COullty, Ohio. Tlhrockmartm and J\.frls. Lena (3J 2, 9, 16, 3tc ODase of Oo1umbus were visitin·g friends rhere .recently. NOTICE ,_ Mr. and Ml'!l. C. C. H........O spent The N"orthem Local Sobool tbe weekend :in K.enWc~ty . Mr. .md IMirs. Riahard Heilman Board will offer 1811. publ'ioc auct:iioo and Mr. and Mr& Weber Wood M~b. 31, JMO at 2 p .. m. the two 6))eDit an everting with Mr. and room frame blllill.ding si2le 24'41 M'f.J ·£t. · at .the Ha:rt"lfaonvr.»oe Mrs. Virgil KJ.ng. 5C'hool ali.-te.. 'l'h& oomov a1 WHil lftHomer Daiiey ~k! -spent the e I ude .the removal tJ{ the founrdapolli.it six weeks in , Chillicothe eleanlog )lip where •he ullderweo.t su:gery lit rl.t·u~ a'Jld footer aH debris, 'l1.he bu·i!ld· m g. lMJSl:. ,b e the Veteran!! H(ISipital. r-emoved between April~ IS ud M<o. LeToy Wyant M.d Mrt!. M-ay 1st. klil' eqo~ end~ James W,Paont spent Ill datY in Park· J.ightts and ·ph.tlJ\~ing; StOveS .Pd erehul1g. etc., aTe 11» be ~kl.-ed. An ~ r, Attend<iog the soout ·leaden; ho.n:al $100.00 wio.M be 1'CIIUired of roundL&bl<' at Cheshire were Olen •'he ~ ·bidder for ~ · ot ]Jtrrison "lfld J&llllt!'S" Rcerle. Mr. fo undation to ~ returned wireD Ret'l!le received a itlbbon for t1te completely remwed. · Explorers window di&p}ey sbomn By oro.. of . EQUIPMENT CO. · NOW OF APPOINTMaN1' ' Achlnlatrator llfllt ., Gorovw Clewland alto known el Ct.n Wolf8, 0.· culM • w,...,.""' MEIGS MEIGS Equipment ~TI~E IY MAS, WAYNI IIAL Mr. IIDd l!lth. Normao .Wood en.Aained ~ • bm!bday tp!Ry heir SOD Keonetlh O.D hi& - birth •flY· ALtendinrg Wtl"'e Mr. and Mr5. I irgil: JWoi and diau.th'Lers, IMr. ,.. Mrs. ~.<roy family, I I I 1 I I I I 1 ---,...--l20 I Bus1ness KINGSBURY Friday, March 9, 1956 . ' • • ' ,l ' : ·' ', ' ll -: ·.~aaa • • • • • • '. On Your Diol In Gallipolis NAME OF MYSTERY\VQAN •• ~ .. ~ .. .' . ,'';', . ·: .-.. ~, . ... , ~ ..... :) ' : ... ... ,. ··· ·· ······ · ......... . .... . .. ·" . ., ,_ . . . ' . . . . . . • r.. . . . . . . . . . . ... o\DDRESs w • ,..- < ' • �, .. • ' _ _ _ _ _•_ _ _ _....;Th~e..:D..:a~ily~...::S.:.:.n:::ti:_::nel~~l'l'leroy-Middlepart, Ohio oi'ChtiSt, Philathea Society .. • Heal,t FOrmer Middleport Resident . . lfn. Boyd l>ilpnl. · D_boi..,, ...... told ll>e <( .Ill< - 2'1bet II:IGIDt Sodet}' bel' .~-·~-Willen ~-diea...li u.,_. llooon" • ae- ugbtloet, Mn. c. ·c. dNlpnwtD . Jeanors. Sd!W. lllldcllopGit Society Edlll!• _ Phimeeo'IJ . · _...., __ _ ........... ....., Ia' BMtoNtlll • .. .... ...,. ,. •• ,., • . . _....... lh,.,··· --· COLUNS w-. ,......,.,......., JEWELRY POMEROY, OHIO ,- ,_.II"& hi 1 •'"•i•ii'IT•'""• I 'ATI .• a....e. 'Iihe neMt. meet~ wiH be beld M. the •b ome Boyer. ut Mns. WiNard - ---IUC'I.I .the Asbury M«bo- Miss Marcia K-r ~ wscs of ....u- .. •--.a dbt.Oh~h' ~~ttberlhome.SYll'acu&e ....,.......,. tvfiDfnt. Wed n--.-.1 OL-ervance B'' riL-•oy IK& Ull " vem.ures 1ft Dieeipleship" was '"n•e I tbe loplc of ~· <leYOtiODS kld by . Held n.'I Morr•· ·u lfr. md ·MM. Robert M«T'iS Sr. entertained with -a dinneT recent- · l)' M. ~l:r home Plleasant Rddge lrr observ.lmce of rt.he first bird!.day of .tJbell' l(l'anddaughter, Pamloa Mrs.. Ad . Epi$co'pctf Guild .the preBident. lin. Ann Savage and MD. IMsrpret. Eiot"hinrer ~ T .n.>'k- '· 1953 PONTIAC ....... ; ........ 950.00 2 dr. Sedan. Otlglnal black flil.llb like now. 1953 BUICK ................ 1,495.00 Roadmaster 2 dr. Rivl"""' Cpe.- ~wer ,St;eering, po~er wind· ows and seat. Beautiful ~lue and wblte flnb;f:.. Now ooe coot over ,4,000.00. .,. 1954 DE SOTO ............... .1,595.00 Willi 1953 BUICK , , ; . ; .. ; • ::, :: ~ .. : ' _ 1 ·,~,~:00 VB Convertible Cpe. ~allow drlVe.o Sharp .car iriSlde ahd out. Extra good top. Sllows oostot'care:· '·, , · .. · . white top. "A Utlng .of ._beal!tY ill,a joy 'to~~er:•: . l:ooks ·like a much later model as· to appeiirliJI~e atid.·coridiUOn. ; : ·:,: r . .. . . . ' .... . .... , .... ' 1954 BUICK .. , • ; ..• , .. ·.. :; : .2,_195.00 Century 2 dr: Riviera ~pe.·one ·caretullocaJ:owner. ·oyi!a. !low drjve. 200 Horsepowv· -ena~ne; · • · · 1953 BUICK ................ 1,195,00 Special 2 dr. Sedan. SpoUess" and blue orifitial finish. ' 1955 BUICK ................ 1,695.00 VB Century Rlvier~ Cpe. Smart 'Black and ·. whlto fln!Jh Sharp inside and out. . . .·· During wHl be b.td ·at the ohurclt. A ·Iemen .re.tlting "He W~t a LiiU.o F~or" by »loi KOI'J'ie ·· ed the "!""tint!. alt.r wh • Social ·hour was enjoyed &00 · c ·h•e.<;s ·~rved a lunchboo' 'J.D. keeping wt.tlh St. Petijct'.s De:f. ·. 1952 CADILLAC . ; : /:;.::: . ;: ·.1;195;00 DeVllle 2 dr. Hard :rop Cpe. l~uol~te: light', blue: with was givm by Ml• Karr. Woe OO.ln.,. . . , . Mrs. Grace W~. · treasurer,, teGuest« were 'M!r. and ~. R• bert Mor.rls Jr. &nd <!hildren lUcky ported :t•hat tJbe budget lor tlhe and Paula of M.iddlepor:t. end )llss year WI'S rpald in ifUlil. The tftsi· dent anoounced the diM.rict meet. Myrtis Kay Parker. ing which wi.}l•be lh.eJ.id .at W~WVIY on ·Mocch 20. An lnv~tlon ~o visit ~·he WSCS of Heatlh· M:etlhodl6t Chl.l'I'Cb oo MOnd~:~y. 1Mart:h 12 was ace~. lt W8'S voted Ito (!X· tend an l.rwtt.tion to tJhe wscs fJt lthc Tuppel"'l Plains chureh ~sit them at the Apl"il 4 meetoinJ: wltk:b 4 dr. Sedan. Power St.eeril)(. .O!Ui;C!l!'¢:~11oi:al owner. Fire- dome perfopnance. Nellr· ~·· coat· nearlt·•4,000.90. . ISE!r· BUIC~ Supu Mrcl Dv,..now: ctnve, "'' .eat covtrt. new tl,..., Y"eaUy nlftt. CHIYAOLIT \ ~ :===:::====================:..:-::_ -=-=-======~ A ,.,.,4, · ·; · • ,rang~og with DtdaWQod. ,... cWen by ·Gur SummeMJ..Ic!. · Mn.. Ribbons were awarded tO With ct:'et/t<J't(Jtlf ~tf/ . . llorou(h 1"' · · e. Jonet Cib. the wort. (l'f:- ~ificially in \{eiga Co9rlltY dUr· :i .the .p ast year and l5 herds on l'l'>ll<""''· . · Ditmer music was ~ rurmstaed by ' An'i'J~t Jean. Ro&e wM.h en;tertain· meM dwi1lll the program furnish-ed bY the sio;ter dancing team of .Belen and MarKar-et HafiY. Before 'rlltte. dinner memberS of 'the East· High $cbool' Band ~layed for the ~o~ of ·the ~oup. . Sticktey whvo .is a St'l!de~t~t at Ohio .Stat-e Univendt·y s~ very !;:,:~~- eolored · llfdel!l. takim •oil · wt eix of 195 SOCIETY Good . . RCA TELEVISION , DELUXE world'• Jinest re&ption'-oaly m.BI Now..-for Ieiss thap you ever-thought poss.ib,e-KCA Vl4t=tor world·fanious TelevisiOn Deluxe! The new AUistut ZI !JelUU bringf you superb cabinetry in beautiful mahoa-any grained . finish, or-for a few dollars 6.nish. . -· more-atun'tling . ' . limed oak·srained .. . UiiiMich~ ,.........Meot The ~- new RCA Victor Dtlu>.:e ch~ssis t.as ~~~ra tUbe~. extra circuits to a:Jve you the ·, finest reception po&sible . · .~ven if! poor re'ceptfon NOWI .,.Cial tradt' Q ·~s. the RCA In alloWanctt '" ~ Victor AUno• 21 · D.. '"AII~ft"' · Otlu.. .see. Mow "4·PIII" Picture Qnutj ,_ •,.,;.,....,.. ... tv's fiiMII Jliehr•• [1)'100" OU• tonoNe a•h .w, 121 "IYftC" , ttabRIHir flltd klllt ~ ' lltl9r., 13) "" •111ra ·brlghhlw 1 141 3:1fJI, uli'o confr1:1rt. r"' · ' .' . . . ..-See llie entire Une of RCA ~levlaloa aets on the MAIN FLOOR - Also BAJIGAINS 1.n '"' toda.)'.. .... 1950 FORD 2 tl.r. Sej!ID , , , ................. 171.00 1911 STVDEBAKtl!i 4 tl.r. CWnplon •....••• '. : \ , .a7s.oo ll4t LINCOLN 2di,.. : ; ...... ...... . _... .' ...• t.S.oo . . ' ' . 1148 MERCURY Z1f!r•.•• ': ................ , •~ • 171.00 1148 cuyaoL'ET 4 tl.r. Extra Nlee .••....•• , .• taioe ~ig30·-oy Big30Doy llt7.CH~X&OLET· .Ur ... , .................. lUOO ,. SPECIAL! .. SPECIAL!- . • • • • • , , , •••• , •• ', • • • ..... fioo ' f• I '. • :~. ... . .... ....... • ' ." ' Mt~.oo sfd.OI . .. . I.JIICIOI ••...•.•• .. , .. , ' .-. .. : _ I . ' For lbetbiup that cOot a lot, tty IGVIIfl l.llhle, ueb payday, with w. AI your bank ba!Uee p-owo. the lhlnaa you wint will draw el()eer 1111d cl~r witll, one clay, you'D ' put liP the cub - anclllke bolne tho prizel '' I• ' .. to attend this meet· eiti- zen.s to have tbeir eontributioot ready lor the workers to UIII!Jt in . . . ' Ufilt with .the hoosf-to- ing ahd is also Ut'lin..lil: 'the em ....... . wm bcll5e CIHJV8U than lUlO' eows.}r~ r.1clt! te>~mg liard!. The chairman is aH;inf anyone who Luth~r~~ .L~il;;, . . 0 ~ Oris Smtth and :'.;., pelted moce · 7 r' e&tiO'nat programs in. 1 -~~TV.efl lH.I BUICK I tr...... .· ••• t Coullcllman L. B. W-iley, has been QIMd ehainnaP of Ute UlM Red Croll Drive ill 1fiddleport and bas ealled • meetillt Tuesday, ·J Wcb a. "' the l"lnt a.p. tist Cllarda whea lmtriet. ~eaden and volu-nteer workerll are asked to be preeent for final iastructlons for the drive wbieb wYl eontinue Mrs. Horaoe Karr a.viisunr. SpeeSal4 dr. Sedan. Dynatl~w drl... Sblnl•• ·two tone blue and white. - •• · ... · · · 0 ~ rt"f'V .' /, ~ ~ .,._, __ . . Mfti. 1952 CHEVROLET ............• · 795~00 Dlx. 4 dr. Sedan. Exc~~p!lonal c*" 10: ~·~ 'Wifl Prtilnal black finjsh UkA! new:: ' . ' .' ' ' . · 19&! . .. . .,1 BUICK . . , .......... ', .': 175.00 I . · - ~' EaTJ De;;n, •Mn. Donal(( Mora.; Mrs. Pearl Koblentz and :Mfs, .Dilvld Kobleotz. ' Th~ next meetmc il .tiel. be ftald at. the h~me , Gt Jtft. Robert W,ooc. Special 2 dr. Sodan. Sparkling ori!Uilal dark.s~•ll fln'\8tl ' - ~d ed as pretident of l!le group for the eomillll year. Obber officer& nJme« klcluded PaW r,oore, vke pre&l~~:. I>avld K~lentz. secre- .Sttell,(er two years ago .bad. cal¥· ed a .hftfer ca)( which is now available for presentation to IIOirie interested 4-H Olub or FFA mem· ber 1n th.e county. Any boy or girt interested in securin~ this calf &lhou'ld mall:! applleaUon to any member of th.e ·Holst-ein Club ~fatlo.a., ~m . oa~d or a,pplicliltioo mat be sent to t-he . BlatWee, County ~-.. u,.0 'lied<!! county Extemion Office. reported on aetW.Wes ir;1 ""' Of n'A. 4-H Clubs and . J David Kobleittz cave .,_• ~~· tion on arringerilfDt ~ - a Wf!ll'lbered wood. A ·~~pecial feattlre . was giy~ py •Mrs. Buel Rfdenour and Mrs. Summerfield Won by Mrs. HoWard Knigbt M1d Mn·. Pe.ari Mol"4l. . ' 1952 BUICK ..... , •.. _... .' . • 875•00 • .toa.tmaster for 4fie ~filA, • · • ,. ~ .,. ' ~. f . .D. Hadley; fiet.~.'~JtfcMl'f ot tbe Ohio H~ .~· reported .t·bat Hol!ltelM ~ntmue ~o· tead tbe oequ~ry Jn tem,-t:t~ tf!J1sfers 'and'\}u. -~~ :~d~~ . - ~~·Mrs. Ho~Wi;l'd l'(q)illii. li ~ Cross Chairman Prldio'· nilll>t. ~,,. ~ Roy C. M. Heli~W· . . Jloll-er · -pR:sldetrt .<if ~ Meigs Ahnmmcement was . made that ' ~ H;otstetD ~a.~· eeryecl -A. 1the c:alf giveJI to Audrey JCINl .... A .......... . . M -the <!"SO of <he meothog F>;l· dB.N eo-reotng Ea11l Deem was G~Pl· ·~ Jttte .&~xtb ·llkm\1,Jl Hol$iela'Ba~et. tary-treasuru- BDd darectotJ N. G. .hel.d!,at tfle. ~ ~ .School, Rose, Acvi:~ Holter, Paul KarT and e CHIYROLET 2 dr PO. Cl•"· · CHIVROLIT 2 dr. 0 11i._lo;1~ ololft• (IN" =~;, · ~· BIC!GE" Wiley Is Named M!ddleport Red Aid Plaf' RummQge ' MIDDLEPORT ' Sole At Meeting Rtnch._...n POitD J,2 ton pickup. Mll•tM. NASH Statt.rnan 4 dr. runt, . · "KlNG c0AT wlth a bu:dtcf yoke CUtv•! 1n ln front and squared aci'Od· ~ 'b~,t:kt ,'- dulp.~ (or IFID&'! by ·orl,mata. 'l'bt ~ n,ckUn6 it( Anllhed With a baby coUar. an4i the yo~ · pinntd wltb UtJf(Utr j6Welzl, . ..,...· c · J · ..:.ua.~ ~·-~-h and ,·.'...,.."~'· -'Devotions d~.1 by ••e ~....id-•, 1 C'l " · '<;I,. , ... Tbe Hatrold ~ were 'bwine&s 1M:rs. T-heodore Ebersbaclt, opened were made tor a spring·.nmmlage Mareh meetq of die Clte.t- Vil!ritOl'l' m Gall.iP1]is Tbursdaor. ~he mffling, _ IMrs, H. ,0. Ewing saie. \' te:r ~Ohtb w.re !beld :Wed· , J -.1 . ..... .. ... ~ ''""'""" u aeoretary fn ·t he absence ... , , ,, ,. of •. ,. e m"""'; ...,. ...._ ne<>Uay ev ng at ...,.., ·Uvwe af f "" 1 E I) u:.... ·WI '-11. 0 •w• """...... II'V" 0 _..__ MOI\1. with IMn. T. ' ,._.:J...i· ..... ~ . •op:S'. ,. ' • . . naa;·linger. Ite-1:=~::.-·~;::"".... .....,. 'M n. ........ """"-v" IMr. al)d Mre. Htlbei't "'·of .. ~ ""'· 1.1.1 """' ....,n· •poflta of the varlOUS' committees V;'da lhle. •"-· H. Mora ..>lstl11f. open! !he weekend "IPW ~. were u' ~ Rei'-' · C<lWmbus lilh ,..ven. .. Len aOO Mn ,._ __ _., 1Mrs Ro......... · LIQ'• ua, ~I w ther ~. Mr. and !Mtr.s. A pledge of SIOOO.OO w&,<; made Haoru., · .~;.~director, was a (Ueet and P'Ve re- B. L. Edrt\M\ts. to th~ «Storatio.D ruDd. P4'ns Y · · Would Be DiscipJea". I'& ·aOO • ru.em. · , sented tbe true .procram topic!A'We marts. Mn:. l>onraltd ,... view of chapter nine "Feltow8bip "They Grow Where·Gra.!e Won't" At Every Level" of ,tJbe ~ was ·&iVf!lrl: b)' Mlv. Robed Wood. ,M()rris. A decorated birt·b dar ('tfce book, "This Revolution.., Foliob" A P'?" and d""'""'l\'e<tm On ..,_ c::errtered with one candle ved Wioth the dltm'lr. Wbitelb6u~a . · . Nw\1~ one · hu!idred IJ~io breeden and frlenCb. ·betrd Tom s u - of tlttio•a; Ob!O. teH' of this fix· moMM ttay m ·the country .of · Ecuador in the lnteftat .of . world .peiote ui4 ~~ndiog at 1n Asbury Methodi$t tC-hester Gar·.Je =·~~· ~ ~C: Mrs. · Ricllard U·. ·n was ~·'l""l:· WelCOmed ·u a 'tl:ew ·mwnbl'(o when WSCS Has Meeting 1 . Club Has Meei ..,:-; :~.::,~~i~~~ .:;';j tJ>e cuud o1 '*cr... Eo.,.,...I Wednesday Evening,, At Mor'a Resid nee ::u~:r~ Weaver ROO - ~!~~~! .t he ~---- fthe . ·e:n ttne ALLEGHENY fLOWS THROUGH BUSINESS DISTRICT Holstein Breeders Hold Annual . ~an~fAt.Chester Friday Night I I • Smlt·h as d~ leader. H06t-Q!l1Ses an!! Mrs. Jabn Ketcbka, !Mrs. Carl iM:a.Uox, Mrs. C. P. Gall• 'Char. Mrs.. Ed Youne, Mrs. Homer a Com:rrNoil!lt MajOr aDd ~ f after the missiooarri-e& bad .aved Tweoty~ members of the Cook. Mrs. 'l1boma Riley. Tnesday eveniltg die Jocal group the .Jives of t<h.eir wiv€8 who bad En~ EUB Youth FelloW»bip been aoiticdy ill. 8!Qd- five adU:It.. attended illhe dis- have been .invftd rto attend t:be Ml'. Part.er'.a b.rother is-• Pfte.- ' .triet youth raUy ibeJd lint Athens ·Mareh mee.t-tng 'Of tlbe Pomeroy by.teriu miuiCDaty in Allaska eDd M9ndrt ev"en.ine ·ttnd w«-e •ward· &roup at rthe United Metbodist \Wils ~a mia9ionary in Afri- ed the -attend~ bmn«. foc Ohurab and :aD)'OOe wi~ to go 1$ «tked ltU CCime to ~ Heatb ca. M!'. Ruppelt ptre .tDe ~ ltobe ·fOU!'tb. ~ Uime. ·~ mel 'IU'ip(Ui-e leeil:a · ~Miss Dhel · Garland, 1M& &ft. Chtlrch by 7 IP- m. SQpl L. W! IMk:Oomas ~ to 1¥ Sei~ Mrs. .Pibit Williamson, assembled etudeots act:Cf~D. Jlh. Jes Web&ter .tr. and Mrs. : 'Pilmeolted >be ....icliino -.ilo .... Louls Reibel'w....,lo- WedWhiteho~se awards at A1llens .Lilt Sttut4f;y, nftda;v to ~ "Legislltl.ve ~ : Gtoup &iDgiDg" was led l:W BiiDd J>.y" of tohe W:omen.'s Fedetatim , ~ .- ..1 Ul-~ I Direclor Eat< W-e l'>Js- of clubs, ileld in the ballJi>oii; ·,;r. :' nNfft:~~ ff~, cl:ld.a li:upole as eccom.,.W. the Univemky CeDted. H. J. Blaetmoft rotiU'II<d..to !lis I at • WSCS wUl be ~II)' 111nd dle P""V"'" wW bo •br llllo. C, M. Hennepy witlb. M1111. Hattie .POMEROY SOCIETY fonner when e .president • dri.t ~ befc:Jr& '1:30 to atirod the 6el'Vlee all. the c:!lJurdl ' in- a body. The llloroh meetllli <>l ilhe '-"CCUe Bftdla Howe Pol1}eroy Sofi~IY E~r.d!~to~~-=:;PI!ogjt:ll;l:.:lmif:, :;:;.~_.:;:;::;::::::.........,. .__ Rev. Howard Rupopelt, pasl.tr of R.ltc Sewiog club met Wednesday Obun:h, ~emn:g -at .the !home or !Mn. ,u.e First Pre.sb)1erian Charles Hoffma.o, Lioor:iln Height& wes LD eh~ of iiJte ohapel aa· Old ·hats broo&bt by llh.e members tembl.y at Middleport HJ,gb SChool and sold • oa JD01M!1Y mil!Jtint: pro- this week aDd introduced the Rev. ject were also wom. Parker, supply mht.ist« aot tM A abort business 8e88lon WM Pooleroy Baptist Oburch, as Ule oondooted br <he .,....i<lent. ...... speaker. !Mr. Parker, wbo had been a Donald Kenftedy. "Mra. Oh1rles Spencer received a biJ'Itbdaly ci« missionary in Cbi.na for twenty· from her "secret sister." The five 'Yean, gave an ~ing dOor .pri%e Ranted to Mrs. U!ll< on •l lleln China .. " " " to the Hf.e ot .teen-agers ia Amf!l'Chults Butk. GameS were PJ,ayed dmioa tffe ica. He tokl of 'llhe ~enees of 6'0Cial lbour aod prizes awarded Iris w;!e and ,bi..,olf ond of ti!eir ~e WiDntn; after which a salad ~:~lll:iBfactlon in the coDVei'IJtii''~M eourse was I!Nr"Ved "by tlha tb<Ces8 .. ~ - o.Jv!ft .. _ . ~- Ellword \Veils. """· .,_.. White, ~IJ . . Wil:lard Jloyer, MnJ. ElUI • Gil:rrwre Jr., Mir<s. George Coode, .Mrs. David Goodwin·. Mrs. Donald (JQ!Hna and .the hostis!t' son. I of .the WSCS Cl( HMI!h iMdhodl.st Chu.rtlh W -*inc Cbe members :to meet .. in the- SU.odaJ &bool room At Hollman Home Former Chinese Missonary Speaks , . '. 1 pw'elulsed at • .. At Middleport High ChapefA~mbly • mee-ting were won othe Sew· Dresses ................ w....... . Emcnoft .JQD.e~, Mrs. Sewing · - ··-!loa- Sew~Rite Club Has Meeting a r........ rnedt- March Meetinv Chic n' Cha(ming ot Heath WSCS Sche(luJed Mon. and Mrs. t'red Gardner. by-~ W\l}d The Daily Sentinel Mrs Guy Reynolds, Miss Mi!G'ed Hawley, tM:M Fr~ru.u R-oush, •M n. - - Leo Cloilclr. ....... ln of - ~ meet· "'l'be Friday, Mardi}}, 1956 .... :' McCotm· for the c:«poral . !I'M pur- a~tl~nt B.tudent» lbe • • weather � 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 9, 1956 kloes