https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9ef0c2725e8fbafb0ae882295349639c.pdf e5a0cd46b8bd1cbc67fe7ce60c47feee PDF Text Text ' ' ..,I • • "•"=' ' t..l ~· }' • ' . .... ~~ ..;' '1 '' • ' • .. I •. ~ ~ ............. The ' ,_,..,. .. 1....... ~ Grlncllllaff oad diU• lllo llrblke llome ., - I• ·e-. ' ·~ . • tl.l · · -~· . '. ' n.e .t m ..."'" with ' .. tv........ ( 1 - l: 17). PIIAYD: Our ralher, In humU· itJ and lladaeoa we dalm ThJ fl~~~-0!---;,--""l!love and not on TIIF prcmlo... Glllde liiHI IIHDithltl uo, .... ..,. ~ ljle ead of U.. world, tbal we 1'~,asv~H Jllly' plhU -u. 11'111 - - wttb _ _.... . -' eu.ec1tat J.,- 1e laud aad macaUr TliT llorioaa """'"· Am011. TONIGHT Drive·ln .. • • Chrlottin . . _ locloly, 144 Mill.,.,..,. Ave., l'omeroy. MorDIlla u A. Iii. with "Pro""' After De-"""• !be aubJod of ........ and the GoWen iTj,.t, IIIOii utb bolb ra1Mc1 up will lito raloe up CoriDihliDI Sent•• ~ olio Jlltebum Jan l!tjorUq • · "MANWmfiAeuN• ' ' ' J lop Sundey 7:30 P .' 'II. Al>P!it Grove; SuJI4ay 7:80 P, ·M. Letart FaDs; Wtdnood17 7:80 P. 1(, Letart F.U.. W,.SneldaJ 8:15 N0o mlnatinl committee Letart raiio. SIUidiJ April aa lf'Ortemo)llh District MYP IIIIIJ ~ P. 1(, a~ lllo ·' &0 , \ Grutte.) I r..L.,-17 'l(ltcHon 4•·1956 'o 'i'm o ChoonA Moft ' OV,Experfence 'file •oten of llelil CoUDIJ on 11111 I will nomlnat, tbelr chOices !0< Condldate lor Sherlil. I prot~nt m1 aame to ihem, not ., a ''*•mer, but •• a former aherl I •ho ll.u held ol!loe for two lfnu from ~1181 lhroUIIJ INS. WIOJKe haa no eq~ ~unna ~ I~ a, we ,coped. W!,il atrl.ti;·thllverr•and mlj!7 tiber lfpe c•w, Only OJIA,, cue- •ll!!il;'ll!'•durt, Tltat 4 a lllat ...akJ'. lor Cb001o an;o.lpcrteboad IQID for ~our aberill. . ,.,1'<1 rrcrc)t~or$herirf l!:f. Pd.· Polllleal Adv. ;., 0. TRACY ;a'( '' ·.' P...eUWI · Ptllleroy, , . f' \ 30 lhw.l GrOVfl; 10:110 A. II. WonltlP IIOf. vice II Pl..to; 7:80 P. If. Worablp Servlee Letart Falla; Tllundliy ' 7:10 P. M. Woroblp Serviee, Eut Letart; Thurlday 7 P. H. llYF , Meeting East Letart. llondiJ 7:80 MYF Apple Grove. Prayer Keel- · ; ....~~s.co • • .... _..,c...,.. Of · ~~ room. -~~ Church, JIHrN, 11. 11. Grove, putor. Sluldn 8c11na1 8>30 U.,-d DIDI-, Supt. WON!Up Semce 1>1 lO:CI 'iVItlt 10 A.~ tile !leY. Grove llriqbla th• ,.... lel'Vice 8 o'.. eaae. 81Uida1 a\ Z P. N. aorvlteO at cordially Ill· Ute Elmwood Beet Hoq~e; Suli<laJ lteadlq room ....,o~q at 7:10 reJill)ar aa~ locatecl It rear tJie.. · We4Doodtt open lo tlle public of at T:liO mJ4.weet prapr --~ aerriet. ~, Wec~J~eec~q from a to J:miiUibelle r. Sopher, pallor, e--*0 A. M. Wcnblp Senlce , ApPle Sheriff .. . \ ·. · ' ::- Three Men From This Arm Die;·-· , In Early Morning Auto Crastf ' GALUPOLIJ, 0. UP--Pive tfr· c!U(:IIutaDIIJ whfto \WO eon ctao1!t4 ~n on llnute 7 aOrtla if herO ~undJ.J • - mi.,. ..u.. Ohio. River Area ' ·To Be Featured 1 ~' "'', '.1-~1!~~!'-! \ ' ' '' .' In "TOday" Show tlle Stale H~ghnJ Polioal Tllere were no aanl•on. The Patrol uid ,IJie "'~""'! wllttt a _, ~~; Keraa, Of Cl ~~ btloidoD II Ute ~~~~tilled Ill Tlit;eae H. 'l'hiiPef, 0::. ~=...a. ·•:-£•' ' Cllltta E. ~·<bon. �• ' 'WO- -~~ . ::::::::::::~==±:~:;==~l:::'~y~,A:p:r:il~2:.3,:-:;5~.-~·~l~· I • nttn_ I N ARI4 N u f '• \. · ' 0 IDITOl by e Ohl • 0, Bus! 101< . v •• ~ !all • ero • mr '.gh ih .... Pavement · 1.889.6 et. Wi ,,. Total mile. en th: - ... ' ...• ~ ,816.0 feet or 0. 0 • ·•· �a •. • . .' ''• .. j ••' ... - • "' • •, ... ... ati nat Lrag , t he tt sbu1 h r · he I ····-------- 2 KANSA C City Atblelics. aue record r ru eond Inn • when. 13 In 16-1 root o. - • N. 0 - - ---·---- 3 �' / ~· -The· Daily Sentinel • . ttne - • I l I! " MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Ills. Fred PbiUipo, ZmeMlle, Jlr. ud Mrs. Victor Reular and Jlr. ud Mrs. Willil Ale&hll't. Daytoo, were recent visitors oi Mlu Lois Cecil. Yin Vanatta Carroll. ytto bas been on vacation at the home of her parenl.l iD Ma.rmaaute, Artuau, baa returned to "" position u nur~mpanion lor Miss Cecil and Vr11. Beulah Norris, wbo stayed with M'l.IS f=e~ tor tbe past two weeks. has returned to Racine. • " seri011117 W 1t llelp G<nerll Hoapital. tin. Dent and Mr. SU.· toll are former llidclleport: IDd ::;~~ E £: ~[ ~ .,... = ;. New Furn•'ture ~ .,. I I ·• FOil ~ $299.00 ~ gara.e lparlmtl:nt on Gravel JDI Mr. and Mrs. Will Reynolds wb bave been Yislt!na: In Mic:bl&al with Mr. and Mrt. W. R. Re' noldt and family and Jlr. an Mra. Shelby King and sona hav· returned home. Edna 81tfdette, Leon, W. Va attended. the proer.m at Mldd1~t port Bleb SChool Friday wbe< BAKER I'URIVITURE ~, $60 aua r will I tor 1tveral weeks and re urn tet P1o!')da with L_t. Rol1er at the end of h\1 teB day leave. .Jtnlee, dau1htet of Mrl. Jrllrle llouc:k, was In Marlett• where lhe .spent tbe weekend with Shanm Sutton. ' • Mrs. Reba Gotne)' and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Yeauaer were in Columbus for \ht weekend. Sandra f'ultl, Columbu!l, visited Carole Owens. over the weekend, TO PAY WCIIY PLATI ' KIIIBI\I.LS, S. D. - UP -Mayor Kay Brook• is not aupersttUow, lilt 191111 automoblle lleenlo plale • COST •.• , 6 eentt a day number Is 13f~313, I· LOST 4.• US. CITY IIDUCIII w'ml IIIIIIIL LOA~ JAMEBTOVffl,.OHtl>-"l .. "''k a t, a. "' vo .... IUC!<!ntlf\11 WHh ~I Cclnc•n· .tr• ." write. Mn. W Wtlllama, Jamutown. ~m It )''""' Qld and in •bout .t. tt~Oidlla l"bave OWICES ALL OVER OHIO b4 E. IbiD St Pk~e 117 l . . . . . . . "' . . ._ I3 - r t. met In ChllUcothe by hll wife and ,) lr, and Mrs. Max Roller and Di k. 'Mil Roller and baby ~on, h~ have. been vlaltlna: here SO DAYS \ Mr• Claude Dant apent J'rlday . Middleport wltti • · and Mi'l 'W'le& M~amee. , Mr. ~nd Mrs. JtoUIIU Williams •d Mrs. Dey HyseU were auests tturday eveniDJ of Mrs. WilHam 1 xter after the pwp bad diDIIiel' the Martia. reltauraat. Mr and Mn. Paul Brandenburg !ld famtly of Dayton were weeknd guetb of hll mother Mra. "rank Bran~enburg, West Main A new ordlnane2 governina: wright limllaU,on on t-hree Pomeroy ltreetl, Butternut. Brick and Las· ley, will ~ the · prlnclpaJ order of bueinesa at a special &eMion of Pomeroy Vllltge Council tonight j at C!ty Hall, beginaini at 8 !" m. In addition to fixing we~gnt Ilmttation OD the three ltTeets, tbe draft of the new ordlnanee proride• greater tlextbiltty in the ordi.nance to allow the addition of other atrett~ under the limitation -where coundl deems 1ueb action D~l&ar')' for the protecUon aDd PHILIP SPOIIN silfety or the pubJle ' Also oa !.he ~Ji!nda tbit even.la.g Valle)' :would be beyoDd &be n:is the purtbaae of a new pollee peetatic>lls of uept the mOld eruker. Three haYe been .Uionary u4 opllmmjc." ·a e of , ..,...,. Kiah Scbool ana the Mr. u.d M.ra. Roy ffoom 11 a graa.uace of J.~,app_, I"'" Ol YD)'1J11Pool· .... nener Many Election Ca;didaw.Present .., . At RepubUcon w_omen's Club T~ . A~~@lattJy fifty wefe,,pre• &iven Ba~ay u. Hot"l Marl:W by seDt for ih• afternoon 1 ~ the '•MBlie·C""IIIY Women'~.\l<ipubUca11: Clu-. · M'rt. DeJ)a' Windsor, prt3'p ldent, extendqd .-. wettOJDo to .au, after f:n:~• m> .,...., hm 110 "' ,..~, I!! ~~!~ ~?~~_,:~, ~hh~ rtCilM!kll with UNNIL. ror an ... Kayor E. PlilUp. Q. Sponl, speatlug at Ro· P.-soas, ri~, ~~ aebool imAu- prove)llent: hlnquet, said be wa1 Heetl4iaft ~l the DeW • Kaiser dar~ 9( l'f~M cr~~ WI~ l: i~;~. troduc;,ef u~ .~o~ Tho~ .. ~ Jt: I • which ~,.;ongre••man , , Jenk~ th~1 ~'\! ~'~'t 1'!.~! lnvijation J,o ' atten m--.:.l:~ and c:oqratulated Mt•· Blair, o her ftne talk.u ~ fl• IPOlf..e.:Af~ m wor.nen in tonelt& aDd ~e t:oo work they were doing. wlucb- tta• .itl.,tlq& opened.. .. with rayor .:by Jfii. Wllllam 'l!axter Other~ )ntrod~ wet.t Mrs. John Van GlUtdJ; (Anah Smith) fouowea with- the pled.ce tq the Dan Hattmp:r ind Mrs J. Columbu& who underwent major lla surtery at the Whtte Croaa Hoepl· Willlanu Oak sor Hartinger after ·Mrs. introduced by MriJof Daxthanked the which speakers tal. Calumb~11 has returned to her HiU ·uRolsiter !home aDd IS improvin•• tet ~4 ipoke in behal( ~f Mr. vlted all to rem~i11 for Mrs. Albert Burkhart of New AI· Willtmll who 1, a candidate ror whleb followed. banJ, lad. arrived Friday tor a su.,SeDator al)d Mrs. P~r B. .Maorted. e.ooki'ell, tea, miats S!J;d vltlt w~t._ her garcntl, Mr. and Mra. seeJ. of A.tbeu IP~;tke fllr • saN nutl were served. trQ~ .... John Frid:. · , · .. bt J a eand1date for U. Con· tive table centtr~d ' ~u~: lfl: •,r · Mr ,tbd Mre. Eldon Weeks and ~ s. rangement o! sprii1g f1'0Weh. ,Napo Mrs. AJbert Burkhart 1pent the erlf!ki!;' CollillLI, state l~aior tins carried out the pa{rloUe weekend in NetsonYille witb Mr. who il a eandidate foJI re-cleetlon theme and ravors wer.e small ¥· and Mr1. John R. Weeb, addreued tbe .roup 1t 1 Un.l( some eric:an llq:s. Mrs. w~ ~dsor 1and of tbe wor~ accomp\t&hed durinl Mrs. A. Howell pJ\UJded ~~e I: lh 101tt regular Obiq Generll tea servlcea, Spring nowen ~~' 1 Six.Draw . - Fines In· ~ ~urt ·. Eastem:IJi!rh. Am.ons Motnlay Comert ToBe 1 I i~1: :t1~~~·t:. ~~@~:~~ Offeredtwiee •t¥•c- t 01 ReX 1i ngogemen ' · ; .I · M'aide'rl T0 Nancy ' 1 ·s· m'ith ,s. Told ' '!· Al~ombly. He otaled \bat m•ro than I~OQ biD• were lntrodueed with or lhem booomln• I.W. He also told of the .substanttfl prQir ... mode In the ·<hool> In llii• dlotrict (10) ,end lbe •r'tflretl ll\ldt on the 500 mUlioo ~oJlar 83~ used to decorele the rol>m. wen ·'• • Mrs. Rodney'··&.u~ v, ~ "'>~I, .·.• New PreSI'den•Oj: I) l . Car Crash .vi.lims·Fni~ral ·. , .)ohn w..E~on• . ' Servicea \flll Be -~~Y :, ToGe~~~¥ty, ·· Funeral oervlces !9r thrM;B;,d dueled at the' Edwardll Mia Smitlt 11 1 tnduate ol Nel· sonllllle llllh Bobool ond Ohio Un.ivenlty and 'was a member of Pi Beta Phi .aororlty at OU Mr. t:aldea araduated from Mlddleport 1 juftior at The deceased was .born on :Feb- tn, DaUas •P I>OUJ:Ju, both of I quarters wben Mrs. ~ward Nolan ruary 7, 1931, at Akroi, Obio1 tbe Letart, ~te l o' Melia County Hom& Demonstra· aon of the late gyJvester T:fOsper SerYiee& for Alfret\ ~ Ktarns, tj.o~ Ag~t. wUI be the a:u.est and Mrs. Icyl Trosper Dunn.1 22, of CJiftoJJ, will bt held at the spe~ket. 1 , S.urviv~.s lnclud}'l tlfo, moUlel\ Featuoaij FU~ral ' 'HOD'Ie on ' ·~ • ·t three brotbfra, Wii111m ••dL 1\<t • bert of Columbus and Donat• i>l ~un· . Oly~la, Wqhina:ton; tWo 1hi!J HetU')I' sJster1t Mill CbriaUne ,,Quab .J ~nd, profane Mls.s Franeer D,nm. botli .of •Well· appear &ton; one &Wpsiater, MarJCaret1 Jb.. ver of Columbus an4 an uncle and aunt with WbOm -he made! biB home Mr. and Mi's. Jesae Wray of CUlton. ""' Seryioei for Konnlt Blaine Wedlleodoy It 3 O'tlotlt with Rev. Rllp'IJ: •ahOGey Officiatlnl!. Burtll Advance tickets may be purebased from Semor Class mem- . Let Our Compltto Cltonin1 Service SOLVI YOUR Cleaning Problems The commission said thie was desirable becau.se fec:hnleal ad· vanc:ementa "eveotuany will .m•ke it po!SibJe for a :::t:zt=cr!htr to dial d\rect)y ao,y other 1Ubacrlber in STILkWAGNilt J.r,ILED Jessle StiJlwagner, '11, Pomeroy, was arrested and internod in the Meigs ja~ Monday; afternoon by\ Acting Chief of Pollee Franklin Hudson on a charge of intoxicalwn Qnd using profane lanJuaa:e. The tbis country." warrant cha~ging JlrOfliDitY was UnifQtm rates Will tleeome aft at- .sworn by Fanny E. Scholl. mOll absolute necestlty wMD tb~t day arrlve•, the colllllllJiion ~d Moaowbile," the IJI4open""bt I HOI.II\lt -ITAL • The commencement eserc1ses will be held at 10:00 a. m. at tbe y:tureat .. . . pbone coihpqies Will bi.N 30, day& .Admittet:l MOn~y: M"f8. Frank In wlili!b to'iet. mllliy Of !belt toll NiattttnaYer, Cbt~~ter; Jamea Tar ebuaes baek ·dowa t4 tbe level lor, 'MlddiQOrt; Joseph Hem:;ler 'bey. W~, i(Dee ~ore. Burton, Middleporif IG"' Jr. i t t T-'1 ,, ', . . ' t •• , ·~ • ...• me I ' !r I Klinke or. ' " Baod ~personnel include: Flute: Mar'ilyn Scott, Nita Jean Colt Martha Puter. leon Young; Cla'it inet; KathrYn Smith~ Gayann Gaql MOfe · Th3D $2 MilJj'On Rel UfDed To Meigs CounlJ' By The State les=~·Margaret ~=!;rr~~~.;..s1=: Meigs County's share of the Gray&On Church of Cb,rbt.. fcMm more than a biUaon dollars Jn E'X· ministered hal' time in 1~ to pendituru by the state duriDI the the Dexter Church of Chtiat at fiscal year ended June 80, Jl55 Dexter, Ohio and also to the Mt. was $2,461,M85-1, ,according to Sinat Chri.'ltian cbureh at M.Uler figures released today by State Creek, Kentucky. Auditor James A. Rhodes This is the total of all sales On January 1, 1956 be began tax, gasoline: tax, motor vehicle his third year ministering W Jbe Ueense fees, liquor Jieenlie ft>es congrcJJation or tbe $ijld Htll returned to the eounty and 1ts Christian church Witt SPI"Ul&a sub-djvisioos; also .scbetol Kentucky. After Jradqa\jq'n. Mr. and Mrs Edmonda plan~ move' In· undallon payments, old age to the Sand Hill COJPltlu.lb'. penSions, poor relief, ald to tbe blind, aid to crippled chtldren., John graduated In J9DJ fram bealtb sub&idi~M. etc. It doet~ not utcludc any eqen· Sclplo High. Scbool. 0~ MfY 1!", 1955 he married Etbel ·H~me. ~ dilUI't.l ift t.be county by the state l~ enterJog c:olleae be W.. trin· highway department for road ployed at Evans Super Market at construction, maintenance. repa tr Pomeroy. ' and rights of way. 0ut df $1,019,740,516.48 that • flowed into the slatr treasun· MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL frorn July 1, 1954 to June 30. 1955 ' Admitted' Rev. L~IJ>Ol' l.!pltrhoff a total of $620,556,89UO was rc· J?omeroy; 'Mrs. bw:iiJa(. ' p~vwe, \urned by the state auditor's of· Frazrer's Sotllom, W. /V:t•; )ln. fice to county, city, vill~Re. 1own· abip and acbool tremriea and to Wayne Burton, MJddl~poft. 1n welfare payments mdividuals Dismi&s•d: PatiiJe•• tliqlth. Pom eroy: Glenna I'J•~ilt: Cheolor: (If nrious ltinds. th.ese rund dJitrlbubons arc Wesley Belles Sr.i, ~tt f•ll•. '(). Births · Mr. and~~ W~ne cbssUied as foUows : I ' ..: • ..... OweD' Dailey, Portland and Bill Dailey, Portland were fined 5:5 eaeh by Justice of the ·Peace J. B. Dunfee of Rutland. Both were charged With red:less operatlon whleh stemmed rrom a three car race B:ll"d a four car aL"e~dent 18 Wbleb all ears were heaviJy damaged. The Ohw Highway Patrol .reported that Garrett Knorr, 43, Middleport, was fined. $10 and COlits by Gallipolis ' - Mumcipal Judge James, on a cbarge of 1n· terferrmg with an officer In the court of Mayor. C. 0. F1sher Monday evening fines • wert~ lev1ed agamst three men . ed 10 t tb ·u t b CJt _o e ~ 1 age cour Y C1ty Pollee on different counts.. Ervm Baumgar~er, 46.. Mid· dleport, drew a f1n~ of S25 and costs for red:less draVlng. . Phllltp Bradbury, .36. Middleport. was assessed_ a f_auc of SD and by Romberg. ~~ cost~ on an mtOIICition cbarge. J A girls ensemble of nine 1ii8 James E. Prestoq of Ch~ster, sing two numben: "'The Litfte was hned $5 and ~osts !o~ htlure Damotel b,. Nov~a. and "Lavdf· to heed a street atop si.Rn. er's Blue by Swi . . . Fred Allen Morris, 17. Dexter. The preaeatati n is ctirected b)15 slated to appear before Mayor The praenta n is directed by Fisher on a ebarge of reckless Po!axlne White ad vocal di~ driving preferred by Patrolman ahd Bmaanl band c:tirect.- •.,.,,...._or - from Kentuelty Grayson, Ken~uCkf\ ~Oitll band . The pre&entation wiD be Friday at 8 a m. in the Oltve-Orange lligb School Auditorium Ud the second will be at the Chester 1 Hi~h School. Sunday at 2 p. m. ~ The program will Include · followinr numben by the 50 pii!CI band · .. Officer of tbe Day )I~ by Hall; "Hoosier Schoolmaster- I Ov~.ure by Yoder; ..On Wi.np: o.t'· Song ~Y Mendelssohn flute ROJg by )Janlyn Scott; "'Peter Pan• ' OvE:rture by Powers; "Nor.mant!J!'' concert Overture by Akers; Sl ~ocadero" Mambo, WaJtera;I St and the Dragon novelty Qi Lcon~~d; '~h~ FooU_ifter" Mardi bv . Filmore, Blues 1n tbe Bopld~ SWll'lfil' bv Baron. Th Gl Cl b .~II · "B "" , e ee u Wl Sing: Y t ... Sea" by Schubert~ "Velvd Shoes'! by Evans "CbUdun's Prayer'' fronl Hansel l'-Dd Gretel by Hampeft d1nck: "Awake-! Tis SDtiog" by Et Uott; "Down by the Banks of Joi dan .. by Welll and "Song of tcr.ii" ·IIPl'~:.iDII::!:.:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:Bos=t::lc::·..:th::•:...::orr~e.s.t~i=n,_e..:o::fli::''::er::·__ Mrs Irene es, Thoma.s and Dnnny all of Clifton and Harry of Qetr01t, Michigan; seven l'lilsters. Mrs. Sar. ab Roush ot HarU'ord; Mrs. Ro~c Hall of MlllMJ; Mrs. Phyllil Wh1t· terkind of H~rlttta; Mrs. D1llia Milltr of H.Brt(ol'd; Golctie, Marion and Lind•• the ~tter three liVJ!'Ig at )lome. ., lickets will nlng at 7:1G for 50c. The public: is invited and all proeeed_a will go towuQ the SeaJor Class trip to Washtncton tbil The deceased wu a veteran or .sonville, Ohio ·on Tu.esda)'. Survivors include the parent~. six brothers, CarJ, Kl;!nneth. Chari ...... !"'~ ber1 and admJSSi()n also- be sold at the door, beglo- >rill l>e ll)lde iD Union Cemeterr near New Haven. J John William the Mariqe Corps havln.le been d1s· eharaed iccording -to repo~;ts last week. He served from April 1953. He was born at Cllfion on July 5, 1933 the aon of Joaepb Kearns and Mary Bau Kearns. Friends may call at tbe FogleE4,wards, 19, of the Failvlew ~om mu'nity ue~ Hartford wut be c:on- song Funeral Home attef. 6 P. M. Senior Class Will Spnnsor . Skating Party Tbe Senior Class of Pomeroy High School lS llponsorm_.:: a skatin.. party at the Skate-a-way rmk on the Chester Road on Thursday eveDina:, AprJI 26 . m. at the Salvation Army Head- •• Mlii- I 1 ." Clean• is D~ee On'May 8 '-'!•• .. Tri ·Lustre 'noiile~ Area youth, tilled In 1 ~or .t~~ on Wedileoda, ilternooa ·~t:1 o · 1 · oloq with 2 Konauge, O~o ." !M>Y• tloek. Bu;tal~ ·. wiU follow :Ia' the Tbe offlee of Mayor E. F. Robinion announced today that ..U: Jage trv'c b be rolleetinl rubbi Tu sh oa e.sday and W~d.nesday. Everyone 1s lllked to place the rubbi.¥J in c:ontatners and place tbede co.n"Wnen on the curb to mate it more accessible. Anybody Ulat does not get their rubbish bauled are ulc:ed to call the Mayor's Offtce. telephone 51. wm hu p.nOunced the 'mretin• and Services for Eugen'e Hirley the Fo~~~~ J)lqeroi <Home In Invited lbo puol!c 10 ottond. Rhee Tr01per, 26, Of Clifton wiU be M"ISOA ·!!> !lit reioi~e&.. 'on '1\1,.. 11 1 senlor at_,the ualVenity~ nd beld at the Mt. Zion 'Ybtrith Dell' day eveillq ·>Wtior; friends mey aened In tbe ROK army before A11bton, W. Va., a& 2 P. 1(1. 011 eomlhl to Athens for his educa· WedDe11day with burial to fo:tlow co11 11tet s:ao P. ~, . Survlilm laclode tho 118l'ents, tlon. , in the Mt. Zion Cemetery. · OD Friday Capt. Rummell has Friends may caU at tbt Fpe).• two sistelij ·Mrs. IWhl•en Ed· anno\lllctd the re,ular meeting of son1 Funeral Home ia , li11oa af· .,..,41 of Now , Riven.. 10d Patty Edwirdl at bo~; ,I® two bn:~th· the lAdle•' llorne League at 2 p. ter 6 P. M. on ll'ueeday. '~leaning We'll Clton Your DRAPERIES, CURTAINS . RUGS, IL4NKm, QUILTS SLIPCOVItS, lED SPREADS .In Y. -J.ltbee, Kcirean 1tudent at Oblo UD1ver1it.f, Will \10 the JU"'I oll Monday mornln& will be ~eld z.fl!le ~ · . ~ ~. ·Burtotl .i Thutsda)o evenlDI It 7:80 at three different places iu x.., Offlclathtt at. e dnieM,-.11! 'XI -alntion AnDy ll~ua,.. son County on We4nesda!IO ;,ne,.. Rev. ltalpb',!ll,ho..., ot· tbf ~ Ndrth ~&eeoild Avenue: Mld- 'iloon. · ed. Bre.tllreil''Ghureh. / illeliol'l. Capt Glenna Rwnm•ll Tho·bodt ,wiU ••he from Unlvonlly In the coUore of Enaln,erloa. fie i11 a member of Beta Th!la PI frolerltly. It's I - .·~ll~st speaker 'I" diUihlor 01 ICr. .,.d llrJ. Jam01 Smith, No!J9tritllo, lid llex Mold· eb son of a&'r. ud Mr1. Maiden~ I No date liu beta Itt for the wed~ lnf. O~lo .... Korean StUdent SChedUled For I'Y,~i~~~~~ Mlddltport friendt of Mr. and blthwar improvement pnllf4m Mni. Elmer ~iden aDd their ftm· , vote~ iD 1933. 1n eonC'ltuloft ~ ilr, whO· ~~.~~ !ftoYed ~ NtiBOD- sa.i~ tbat at any time that be ville', are iit.eti'~~~ in th~ tnt\011b- cauld be of INistanee to anyGne cement of:~ •"!!"Pmbl of Noney that he would be llad to help. Hilb Sehool and Is .. A.Qn4ueement ii bent& ma• of t&;; mar~se of Mill flew to Dayton Friday and was ee1.ved word that !Jteir _daus~ter, TODAY .' Special Meeting Of Council Is . Called Tonight Pomeroy I have been livlna: in the Davis apart \Irs. Alma Kitchen. JObeph Hood. Mr1. Elmer Wickmeat on North Second Ave~;~ue bate moved ne.,e.r biB work in !tam and Mr 1 and Mrt. Huah Cuat· W..,l Yirll)ola. . M, er wer, In Daytop, Prldoy to ottend ·"wr'o. l!:lmer Wehftmg' is' a medi·j !tie ~neral' of'TberlOD (Du\<h) O,h· Oal 't pt\ient att~Htlzer WO*Pital llncer. Enroute, ~ome, Mr, Hood. •beieUe" islrepbrtfd unditihaer· Mrs. Wicldwil _aad'. ~- C. E v"tlon and treatmant. Nease who w~ t -.::IUteCI t4 Dayton, · s." Sat. Chules 'Walburn who TueJday Vl~lted In i1hillleothe with baa been vi•lting hlJ PllPDtl1 ."r. Mrs. Nease a ,brptber'l C!lf.fGrd Hood aod ~n Cbarle• Walbura and who b eritictll)o1tt;f; , ~ , otl)~r !feiauve1 has re\urned ·to Mrs. Edna Hari·Jein of Paducah, saa Anioato, 1'exaa. KJ.,ls ~ au"t ef .M~ .~ Mye Lt. -boa.. Roller, Cre.~t.J.dew, Fla ~- an4 Mr-1. ·Pearl 'Smlth re. OD TH Br11htft1 COI'Der Iii ; . er, dauc'gJ.er of Mr. and Mrs. George Sblvel<r Jr. H. t'001111U'1 Rt. :1, PGmerot' to l"UIWI HJ&b t:lebooJ. He il ~.. the Klnderearten pupils present tDd Mrs. Georee S~lveler Sr. ol td three plays. Miss Burdette wa& ~lnc:inaaU were weekend IUHtl llortmaD Reed. aon of Mr. and d of the Beed &other• G.fociio M.rs. AlViD Reed, Reedlvi~&. 'ln.., '" ~Y}Ue. l '•q are reaid1a( iii a pest of Mr. and Mr•. Guy Bel'- ,, Mr. and Mr•. Jay Myera. noldl for the evening. BUI Kitchen 'of Cblllteotbe Wal eeremoD)' was performed l:i&iW'Cia> 1.u~CIIYille. l)ft'( •nd Mn. Kenneth Hum who the weekend guest of hia motber &1181110011, .April 1111.=--~ · ~ BAKER ~ i:: FURNitURE : to MiddlePort • ' ---------- I'OMEROY SOf:IE'I'\' ... Quota tteneral chairman., TuetdaY even· ing ltlot. low,.._, num motben of the atudeats prep~riDI the mW under the' dlreetion of direction of ¥r1. Joe Beqle, FGrt Braft, N. C.• Saturday alter a visit witb hif eblldren Micbael, Nancy aud KathJe. llts. B. L. Duaham wu ill tt her home over tbe weekend. Mr. aad Mr1. Glovel Spires of Mrlh; • uture~ Seniors of Racine IDJb Sebool 11.... - •• ·lldltorlal Phone DeQer re&Jdenta. will serve tbe dinner lor the TwiD· Bat. lay Tbomp&On returned to 1City Shrine Club's dinner with ----------::-1 ~ ~AKEH FlJflNITUK~ Q No. 8 Senior Closs To Serve Dinner Tues. Peeblea, were aueats Sunday of Dr. au4 Jln. J. J. Davil and dau1 Wa1d Saxton and hll &ister, shtm. Mrs. Lucinda Dains, Columbus ~- Elmer Dent, Charle~ton hu retW'Dtd after a vjlit with were called to M.etp: County J'rl. Mr. and lin. Frank Betz. day by the IUneu of their broMr. and Mr1. A. P. EllinaawortJ (ber-in·law, Harley Karr. who Is ww move' Wednesday to nortltt>r IOhio wPre he will be emplOyed r 10 Tbey biVe boen living iD the au. !=:" --N-lolr_,.._ --- BY UNJTID or~~~­ .,..,. ..... - - • -.,........ .\ I• • ·:Oeanor S. SCbaaf, Mlddlepcr1 Society lldltor - Phone 6078 IAirilk B-bJ Haw)lns. Pomeroy Sodetr F:•>:dlt~o~r;r-;:;!Ph:!!2!on!Se~G~244~--....;;;;:;;;..._ _ __ ,. . J Hayman. Cecilia ' gasolme tax, motor veltide Jiceru;e flaul, Nancy Cole; alto suaphaoe; ' rees, sales tax, intangible tal:, pubhe: utilities motor transportation tax and health -subsidy. ·Meigs County's share of the $146,889,922 36 distributed for local a:ovcrnment purposes in the state was $617,406.88. Public Welfare-poor relief, old age pensaons, aid to dependent, bhnd and crippled c:bil~n and iaid to the tot•ll.Y diQbled. Meigs c . h r h • 831 ... ounty s s are o t e·.125. . 55 distnbutcd in tbe alate fnr weifuc purpo~ e.~ wu $805,126.64. Education---tipedal edutatioa.. M:hool foun.datioo progam ud bus purchases, teac:her training. vocational education, sc.bool luncb program, aid to hbraries, etc. Meigs County's aharo "' the $136,139,03581 dutributed in the state for educatio!!:!l P~fll~e:: w::; $93"1,21366. Mti!CCllancOWI-:::"Liquor lic:en..o;cs, payments to•-counlies for criminal cosh> and transportation or prisonet'R. pohee ji!d ftl't'.m~n·s pensaon~. tubereulostt~ .sub:ndv. etc:. Mr.Jg~ Connty'li. share of $11,696,337 68 rlnilrlbuted in the state for miscell.aD~us pu.rposts was $11,· Local GD\'CliiJIIOIII PlllPOODO- 801.33. '\ Rosemary Rose, Pauflne Dorst. Sllaron SbJelds, Undsey Lyom: tenor su:ophone, Donna Frecker; baritone saxophone, Sharon GiDther. Bell!: Janet Kni~tht; Snare drum, Carol Lee, Eddie Hartung, Charles Lee: cornet-trumpet, Janet Osborne, Mary Connoll)', Madalvn Brown Marilyn Buckley, Josephine Spe• cer, James Woodyard, Barbai'a (Continued on Page ~larket Six~ Reports , UP - I'Tl'd. Eggs, about steady. rc !·ncr. ' CINCINNATI, 0 . uee: U. S. A Jarce wblte 42-43, J. ;-rJw!l tl:t-43; mediums 41; brown·n"~ 40.. ' 41; c•tra t.rae 41-41Y~ . A wbite ~'-38; A medium 37; A mettiunr brown 33·36; H 32·H. Chickens, fryers steady fr,..... 3>31> lb 21·23, m"•tiY fiens, beaV)" mr 6 lb 23-25: light 5 lb and under 17-18; tigbt. leghorns 1S..l6. ButLer-. 90 ~Wn: 68. � 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 04. April 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 April 23, 1956 caldwell edward jackson nye trosper