https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/45b2df1702a367ae745f2669dea381f7.pdf 1fc110fc6120616b98bbd75a9bd1f2c3 PDF Text Text \ • I The Datly Sentmel Pomeroy Society Notes • ~r and :\trs Carl Hysell and ~lr and Mr~ H<trold Hysell .and Dor ef Rutland <~nd ~1r and ¥n Harold Eber~baeh and chlldre • James and Darla were Chrlstma:; d1nn1 r gl (' ~ 1 5 of ~t r and Mrs l J Eber~ba I Mrs Theodur~ Lehew and Mrs Emma Lc rhe I Prospect Hill and Mr and Mrs WIIILam Thuener of Syracuse sper L Chnstmas 1n Co l umbus with )lr .and Mrs Wilham Lehe~o, and Mr and Mn Robert EleaDor Schaaf, Middleport Soc1ety Editor Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor Phone 6244 - - - -- -;:;--:;--- - - - Middleport s~iety Notes Leh~w Ralph Radchfle who has been Whlte and daughters at Walhlng 1 medical patient at the Me1gs ton Courthouse is here for a General HoBpital was returned bome on Christmas Eve Marjory Mu:bl who IS employed lD lliam1 Fla has been VlSitlng 1lr and Mrs Cbarles Archer and tbret sons and w111 also vwt an otber s11ter and her family 1n Cleveland before returnmg south Thelma and Lena Grueser and )(r and Mrs John Sllven and d.aughter Gul Pomeroy were the pests Of Mr and Mrs Don Sti vera Wednesday everung Mrs Eloda Webb Sprlnefield baa been a holiday guest of ber d•ughter Mn Mn1e Houck and children Jan and Jams , '• Bhort VISit Mr ad Mrs II L 'Dunham and son Gary left Chrlllmas Day for Wlnchester Ky arter spendmg the hOliday week end w1th Jacque line R1ee and Mr and Mrs Larry IRlte and son Chtpper Barbara Scott }umor nurse at Hol.:er Hosp1tal School of Nursmg spent Chr11tmaa with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Scott and her siater Carol Mr and Mrs Frank Eaatep Columbua VISited over the week end with her grandmother Mrs C F Hawkins and his mother Mrs Vir gmla Eastep They returned to Mr and Mrs Roy DaVIdson Jr I theu home for Chr11tmas and en and daughters Cat hy and Conny tertamed her parents Mr and Columbus spent Christmas w1tb Mrs Ja<'k Evans New Callfornta her parents, Mr and Mn A E A/ le Dallas E Merrow ts spenJ Erwin ing a week here m Middleport Mr and ~t5 Randall Manley w1th hi s brother a nd sister •n law and daughter Randy Sue Akron Mr and Mrs Harold Merrow Pow were holiday guests of relatives ell Street ll'hile on a Jo-day leave here from Roswell New Mex1co where he IS stationed w1th the Air Force Betty Becker who 11 employed He will return home to Mat!elllt 1n Columbus spent Christmas Wllh Oh10 sunday where he will •pend her son Larry Gladwell and par the remauul er of h1s leave with ent• Mr and Mrs Delbert Becker his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Mr and Mra Edward French Merrow and rarmly had a familY party at the1r home Mr anrl Mrs ( eorge Hudson on Sunday with the lollowmg and dau g hter Carol lean left toguests Mr and Mn Clyde French day on a business tnp m Colum Mr and Mra Owen French Jack bus 10n Mr and M.ra Curtis French Mr and Mr James Whit£' were Columbus Mr and Mrs M L 'Ctmstmas rl • ner gue11ls of their French Mr and Mrs Don Slivers son and daught('r m law Mr and Middleport Mrs Judson White Mr and Mrs M L French had ( larenec flar t Hunt ngton a Chnstmas Eve party at their spe 1t Chr st ma s wt th h1s brother home w1th h1s parents Mr and Dale Darst ~nd fam ly Mrs Edward l' reneh as guests of Mr :~m1 Mrs Hernard Fultz and honor Joimng to make u a four rlaughteP Hl'\h spf'nl the holiday ~:eneratl.:ln party were Mr and week end w1th the r famJ!Ics 1n Mrs Erlward T French and ehll dren Lu Ann Mare lind Ke1th Con"Yoy and ( hllllcothc Mr and Mrs Bt 1 I hllson and and Mr and Mrs Don StlverK son Rush were ( hrJstm:.ts dmner 1 Katheryn Janf' Jlarmahs ] ome roy was a g l st at the hm•ly dm g Je st or Mr n I Mrs 1h1 ron John Plants ner held Sunday at the home ot son and three children Other ):( l'sts v. N M r a d Mrs C 11 Wist Sr Fred 1 hdso llnd Mrs Helen Mr and Mrij Jlrrbert Fmk and Johnson J\,f!Sfi Mabel Hysell were dmner Mr and ~r~ l' 0 Rail an I son guesh \\ocdnesday at the new far n fom wl'rr l hJIMimas 1!nner home or i\lr an 1 Mr!l !toward g' U('!h t f Mr and Mrs H B Le) vin anrl rial ghters Hal me RD d1~ ( ha1lt slt Ot hu g 1es\s were Mrs 0 II Stewart who Is sp('n 1 Mr a 1d Mrs f' 1 Murral jng the wmter wlt~ her daughter Mr and Mrs Kf'n 1elh Zuspan and son In law Mr and Mrs Jalk Wavf'rty wl'rl ( htl !mas .1( 1 ~ts of Mr 111 •I \1 r~ ( I ll ou~h 1 11 the tw famt!Jf' S W( rc dtnnf'r ,g 11 ~Is of }II and MrH llayn o 1 l u nng han and f lmlly \11 ~ George ( h•hb nd Ia 1ghter Jan ti entertained ( hr Nlnas luy w th a dinner for Mrs M n 1c < t! mot { Mr and Mrs t:a~>~h nahr ond duughtrrs lhrlstlne and ( andacl' anl1 Mr and Mrs Ralph ( I b~ Jr and children Glorta J 11 <' <An 1 Grf'gory New Haven Mr il!ld 1\ofrs llarf'nu ( lllle spt 1 1 ( hrutmas wJth Mr and M1 ~ Wallr r }ling New Matam oras and M'r and Mn Lafaycllc Clme W n ~rn n m Mr and ~frll Edgllr Val(' a1 d daughter Bttllna Col 1mb~ ~ were ( hnslmall )lllellt8 of her molhrr \trN Fred a Wyalt l hnstmal!l rlinnrr 11ucsts of l1r~ Wsltrr Harris lncludul Mr and Mrs W 8 llarris and daughtNs Jill and Jane )fiAa Harne 1\ohr e Smith ( harles E Smith Mr and Mn William Ha nm and da 1ghtl'r I A nY Erl snd Pat Duffy l'llmerny Mr Pnd Mrs Louts tiJnnr~ anrl ch•ldr('! Kathy Marte anrt Jt r rre) Groveport RD are Vi~ltJn.t:: hl'r mother Mrs Lewis Kochle1 Mr and Mn John Lyons and ch1ldrr 1 John Tommy Bt>r 1ar l Jlchh~ and Linda spent Chr stmas with her parcnt1 Mr and Mrs Bt>rnard Srhramm Zane11Ville a1 rl John I yona ~malned for a v.tck s \!sit with h•~ gnnrlparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bing had Christmas rlmner on Sunday when lhe)' enterta Hd Mr and Mrs I ou Borrlumlt a ul daughter Ruth of Zant svillc r hnstma1 Day Mr and :\frs Rmg were gue1ta of her mecc Mrs Walt neattle and husband h !iiJKnd arlfl dauJhter Leon W r.r w J •' ~ •< j E I H 990 On your Dial Your Sunrise To Sunset Station '" SLEEPY HOLLOW' GLEN PLAID WOOL DRESS cornea from the B H Wrarf11 collee~ tlon A black wool knit dickey 1- attached at tlle V d neckUne It I• a practical and IIJTiart win· ter model tor the career girl or Lhe home maker 1 Servicemen }fr aJ d \1rs ( harlcs Buck. wete Chr s mas I ncheon guc~ls of Mr anrf Mrs } rank Buck and dmncr guests of Mr a1 d Mn W1llq.rd Ebers.b h a1 d daughters Mr and :'loin W lllam Grate and son J<.~n us of (harteston W Va and Mr and \trs Gary Duddmg Jan ce Gra te of Hunt 1 gton V.. Va were < hr stmas d nner guests of Mr and M 5 William Baker Mr and Mrs J H f'rccker and sons S ept:en a td Bruce or Dayt n and Mtss Cyn thia Tompkms of Cm c nnat spent the holtda)' weekend w th Mr and Mr~ C F Tompkins and son Mr and Mrs Jerry Rought and M1ss Ja ct Nesselroad of C<:~ lum bu~ were holiday weekend guests 1Jf ~r an J Mrs George Nesselroad Sr Mr and Mrs Edward Sargenl and childrcl Carol and Bruce re turned to thetr home Glen Rtdge N J We I csd H a ft "r a VlStl with her parr• ts Mr and Mrs Alfred Elberheld Mt lv!ll R•ffle of Colu nhus spe nt the holiday weekend with hu par ents Mr al d Mrs Roy R1ffle Mel vm ts a graduate of the Columbu~ Business Un crs \y and has ac eeptt!d H po~ twn w1th the Oh1o NatiOnal Bank 1n Columbus M1 and Mrs Guy MorriS and sons of r..llddletown were holiday weckenrl guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Vern Well of Darwin and Mr and Mrs Roy Riffle Rock Spr n~;:s mad M s Marilyn Young rrturned Lo Wa~h111gton D \ ct r stmas day aft N a ~Jsll w th hN parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Young MAs Florence Smith of Okla hom' C'ly •., the guest of her mother }hs' Florence Sm•th Mr a nd MJ,.; Jam es tugatc spent and Mrs Chr st nas w•th Mr G org(' Mt mhurt M lllcport ( ap1 J11hn ltc!w lcr of Beth I );~ ••••rNRc:e o1 "*1c1,., r.. rt~~terf"t ~...... ..... ,.. boot ..... h ....,. the ..... .,... thot Pfe!Crlhd M.dtclnee MUst M •ccwetll)" c•po.mftd of freeh, JMI .ncl lrltrMJtnll You esn M ..,. of lltttt .,.lllltt tt ST AIt KS Ltt uo pottftf ,.....,~ ,.,.. next •r.. criDtlon STARKS Mrs May Korn rond Mr aud Mn George Korn and Geor&e Jr had as Chr stmas guests Henry Korn of Marton and Mr and Mra An thony Korn of Charleston Mn Freda WyaLt entertamed Story taken from St Luke 2 1 15 alter Which the BeJ!nne.r s Dept Chnstmas Eve for the employees taulht by Yl11 Anna Ebenba('h of HeadquartPrs after they ha~ and Mrs Guy Russell liVe several clnsed for the hohday Gtfls were exchanged and Mrs Mr and Mrs Verne Dav1s Rus recitations Part1c1patmg were sdl Street had a turkey dinner Rhea Mora Twlla Sue Clatwort.hy Wyatt presented g1fts to each chr stmas Day and an exehar.ge Krithy Waban Maroe Erwin Ran guest Refr~'tments were served ol g ft.!l with lh~ follOWinG RUf'3tl dy Burt Cody Boothe Susan Lao durmg the party Thosp present were Vwla Ed \tr and Mrs Carl Moore and uau nina: Robert N1cbol DavJd Mora ghters Marlene and Lmda Pome Betty Hohstetler and lUcky Wern wards Bertha Slivka Vtrgima Ken nedy and Edna Stobat1 roy Pvt Jeffrey Wilson Camp The Primaey Department w1th arson Colo Mr .and Mn Paul -.aunders and daughters Paula Mrs Herman Werry and J.trs Carl nd Patty Bidwell Mr and Mr1 Norton a.a te•cher.a also preaenteli f:rnf"St Ca rpenter GaH1polls Mr a number of ree1tat1ons and ton ' and Mrs John Houck and t!hlldren eluded with the sroup smging of M cky Cmda and CorJnda A,ddJ three Christmas carols Parbc1pat ina: were Jeffrey Gibbs Ricky G1l son W 8 Swtsher Middleport more SaUy and M1ke Globokar Cart. Norton Penny Hayes Gor don Jobntton Sally Mora Donna ,1! Reibel Janice and Bobby Schmoll Sandy Hendrtcks and Charles Hayes A play Everywhere Every where Christmas Tomgbt was The twenty hfth weddina ann! presented by the Intermediate Dever8ary of Mr and Mr1 Lewil partment of wh1ch Mrs Fred Swttzer Porter was celebrated Blaettn1r 15 the taacher Mt mbers Sunda} of the cast were Charleaanna Hess Sharon Wllaon Gale Shvers Su Guests at thl! dmner were Mr .ale Wood.s Aseneth Tracy ..Suste and Mrs H L Dunham 1nd 110n Gary Wmchester Ky Mr and Philbps Mmada Murray Karen Hoffner and D1ana Watson ~rs Larry RJce and son Chipper 1 Whtn the Bells Ch1me was the Jaequehne Ri<'e Middleport Mn John Blazer iiOd children Robert n1me of the play presented by the Nan(')' David and Ricky GalllpollJ Junior Department taught by Mrs Mr and Mrs ThomaJ Ct-~ct IDd Jlarl•n Wehrung and Mrs Wil ch ldren Danny and Anhette Por Jiam Kennedy Mt:mbers of the too cast were Brenda Ingraham Phyl lis Kaspar Jane Baer Donna Jlauet Tommy Atkms Judy Web ran 1 Pameta Hoboteu.. Bobby Buck Nancy Burns Cheryl Ebersbach Shamn Walker Xay Com]> ton Linda Sauvage Cheryl Hood TeJUI and Moke Cuthb.,tson Ron ,.. nie R1ffle J~ Gilmore Ralph A starr meetmg of the Women A Werry Jerry Arnold Chfford Soc1ety of Chrtshan Service of Yonng and Tommy Shasteen the Portsmouth 111str1<'l Methodist Group stnging of the carol churches was held Ill .Rht Grande S1lent N1ght and the benedu:twn toda~ at the hone of Mrs John by the Rev Waldo J Bartels con W;ck!J 1e eluded lhe program The class of RObf!rt Wtlson served as ushers Dt~!nrt o lf1cers from this area f th L1r c evcmng aile d ng were Mrs Harry P At the close of the program Smt h prca;dent Mrs C F Tomp- Fred Blaettn('r m behalf <>r the k 1 t t b lh r p Jns v ce ores r en o o orne church presented the Re~ Bartels lOY :.n1 Mrs ( omer I ewls seere w1th a g ft :md gifts were present tary of nt ,w, a1~ cducalion Ra ed to the children (rom the ., home Lincolr J[lll Present w.tre Mr and MTI Edwilrd Sargent Frances Elberf~ld) a d chtldren Carol and Bruce of Olen R1dge N J Mr and Mn R chard Elberfeld and son1 Richard Robert and David Killabon M1ss Mary L;IUghead New York C1y and Mr and ~rs WJlllam An derson (Mary Elizabeth Elberfeld) and 110m Btll John Jim and Don. Lew1s Switzer's Observe Twenty Fifth Anniversary I I SADDLES IRIEPI 69¢ Sizes M:edmm 28 to 44 \ ( \ •l •Iter""" •••• IMIIht ~Icier S.~ lodq32 .. 11-.11 .. F•lYe Me ers 0f Family- -----~ 8 SINGLE COPY- ~~~~~ . . . '· -iN~~=ii:::::::i\::~;;;:~:::~;:~~::~~;------·---------:P:o:rn:e~r2oy~M~Id~d~le:po~rt:·:O:~::·'~rl~d=a~y~~:::::m:w:r~~::·~l:~:6~----------------~·------------~~~~~ New"MysteryFarm"FeaturelsSeheduled TolkginlnTheDailyS<ntinelNextWeek the new bmldmgs Due to the m e r eased costs of const1 uchon system and warnmg bells at the PI - 4 the plans had been revised and the state helped to share the J.JobsOn cros~ing of state Route 7 easa.nts County Coroner C A Ruttencutter sa1d ~ mcreased cost by mcreasing theu partiCipation from $165 000 and the New York Central &.all spread quickly through the home of Layman Speece 55 when to $192 243 00 - - - - road 1t wu learned here toda y hts daughter Mabel used crud! Contracts were let for the build An authonzation Cor t~ ra11 011 111 trymg to start a fire 1n a mg uf an eight room elemenlary road to proceed at onee With In woodburn ng stove and tbe .., stallahon .appeared 1mm1nent .as { ] exploded school buddmg with a multipl e purpose room and the additiOn t o August Schoffer of tbe Federal 'napped In the home and fatallf he H gh School bmlrhng whtch CJJJD H ghway Plannmg DIVisiOn Tl'pc>rt burned were Speece an emplore 'lad been planned tor two stones ~cd only formahtleg now barred no of the Wetrton Steel Co who W8l 18 hm1terl to one llfteation to proceed home for the weekend his wile. The general contract fo[' the Sehoffer told County Pros~utor Doll)' Speece 47 the daughter, Iemen ta r) bUJldmg was awarded lPNDON (UP) ~ fhl' Un ited James 0 Bnen Thursday the nnFunt>ral 5E'TVJtel for Frankhn Mabel and two of Speece ll to 0 "''""' W•lk•• v , ton Ohoo tlce should be delivered wtthm a Pickens Harry E 2 and Bra .... • n .. !'latjum; salvage l('am hopl.)d to be k d t h • 711 of Rae me wd1 be held Jchildren 1 ""' for $2Hi 592 00 g('ncral contJ ad il. cleara nce of th blocked SuCl wee He ad ed that matenaiR are a t e rog esong Funeral Home 1n r or tht' Hlgh Schoot ' ld loon wa' t t d f f th h h available and that there should be Masop on Saturday mornmg at The babies were the sons of~l ana o ay • no ur er 1tc es nu appreciable delay m con 10 30 o clock Rev John Ellwood ~· How aenaJ pictures of 52 farms in the area surroundmg Pomeroy were taken reccDtly IS Cglven the Persun Constr ct on developed struct.1on of Racme Will be In charge of the ~:ne~~~rS~!.,.~~e ,d• v• •ced.,w.~fe of ompa Y Huntington W va for Negot allons W('rl.' rt>ported star As f1oally approved the warn ~~erv1ees ..-~ ' ' demonstrated m the above photo Gunnar Ntelsen photographer and. Alvtn Rushenberg pt $118 735 00 t>l£'ctncal contrad fo r ~d on the future op(' rat on or th" 10 , system blueonoon•· call foo dou Mr p ckens d d t h h She escaped along w1th Shirley lot for the Zekan Robbms Company of Harlan Iowa took the senes of farm photos for I he th Et ,., "" northbound Racine on Thursday le a Oe<"Is ome 1n I Speece 7 Darrell s-ee 13 ••d c e nentary b u td mg was a canal ble blinkers facmg be 27 ..--Dally Sentmel usmg war surplus aenal cameras as shown above Nobody knows \\hose {arms warder! to Stark Hunlingto 1 W Jsrall d!sclo!>ed that .,.,.ypt s traffic a set south of the double H ho em r Bcarl Speece 18 aU children of were photographed not even the pilot and photographer unhl readers of this newspaper "'ti e was rn on August 9 1885 La) man Speece another dVa for $22 139 00 C:01 rath Ath I !ockmg of the t~nal had enabled tracks and a set between the the son of the late Hf'nry Clayton child Galy son of France!ra:nd Idenllfy the farms when they are pubhshed 111 The D<uly Senttnel Identlfymg the farms w1U 3 n wa• awarded the cnntra<'t for 1 rlll'l to se ze- naval control of the tracks A Similar system will be P1ckens and Sarah Jane Wilson a boy 'oloho had been staymg With be an mterestmg game and publication of the photos v.111 be a means of recogmzmg farmmg the c!lctr cal work on t he H1gh ulf of :'\Qaba by srndmg some mstalled for southbound traffl(' P1ckent. the famll)' Curta Hall 15 as the big busmess tlls m thJs commumty In taking the plchrres the photo plane flew back ~rl-.ool adrht10n for $t3 fi64 00 es els ardund the Cape of Goorl In add1tion automatic bell s1.g Surv•vmg are two brothe-rs Mar Ruttencutter said all the memand fqrth over the area near Pomeroy coven'ng about three hundred miles whtle selecting Young f'lumbmg anrl 'lope ;u d by tram1 ort ng others na/s wtll warn both lmes or traf wn Pickens Rac1ne and Cect. bers of the family were m bed extbe farms at random Parkersburg W Va was low :u-ru~s the Negev Desert flc Pickens Huntington. and f1ve s1s- cept Mabel when she went to tbe I rae! also disclosed 1t had of ters Gertrude Ri((Je Parkersburg kitchen and tr•ed to start a file Readers of The Datly SentmcL Will have the chance to prove bldder ror the eomblned heatln,g a1 rl p umbmg fm both bm!dc1 s f red to .exchange 5 600 captured D France! Frazter BelprE" Hatt1e about 7 a m their knowledg.e of farms 10 thJs area With the pubhcatJon of $94 045 00 i?gyp\lan soldters for four Jsraehs Durst East Fultonham Ohto Car Bear! Speece •ufrcred burns in a new Mystery Farm feature startmg next week The Board req nted the co • hcH h\ the Egyptians sad It was ~~) Ra/he~a;!:~!b'~\0 and Sarah lr)Jng to ~et the )Ounger children Ae11a] photos were taken of 52 farms m the area served tractors to use local labor to as (I rpartng to claim hu g(' rcpara Burial wlll be arle th G out of t he bl.azmg house but .... th1s newspaper and one ptctare wtll be publiShed each gre.ut an utcnt as possible L ns from Egypt and r;used new ham Cemeter)' at~rah~~ S~h~~ ~~~eased after treatment by a doo along with an >nvltatlon to readers to gtiiUo Wllllsi>larnt ' Houses on Pearl Street whJ('h protest;J agamst Eg)'ptJan com Au•~ p1dure1 were p.Ken ttY. ttle Zekan .;.... 1:1> ~~V-A have been pqrchascd un the oh mando actt vltt s t TJv f re was out of eontnl Robbint Company of Harlan Iowa to h<' us• d for the Elemcnla!l Almo~t t>W•ry strp n plans til wh~ firemen arrrv!i1 f-rom St; Bishop 0 T Gregor} resident 1l'Or<'n the can I 1 a ( bcE'n de Betore Januttry 1 10~7 veter;ms spe-cialists m th111 lmtd of low alL! Marys All of those •hQ d1cd were Sl'hool w11! be ~old at pub!H a l layed b)' a sN es of negoLJatlons B•shop of the East <..:entral Area and veterans wJdow11 Who are re tude farm photography and this trap~d ms1de Flames le\eled the on Saturday Januar" 2ti at lion hrt veen Egypt anrf the t n ted Na of the Evangel!('al Umted Breth ce1vmg pens10n (not compensat1on1 newspaper arranged to have the borne desp1te the efforts of fU"eJOn~ lulU s I I 1 lll Ravn ond Prn Church and h1s wife were k1l 2 p m at the P£'arl Str('cl Hu1hh g Will recetve form th~ Ve tcrallj photos snapped m different parts men to save 1t l loyd 1 resa l 11 of h Bruce A Wh thr the ll N salvage ll'd rn a t~o car head on colliSlon AdnumStratJon the Ann11al Jrcoml\ of the area so that every farmer Rutlencutter sa1d L a y m a n has an equal !'hance of havmg h1s Boar I p I'Stded al d others J r chu f tw ce told ll c Un ted Press on l S 40 near Cambr dge OhiO Que&tlonnalre whtch must be com Speece had been employed at on Thursda} farm p!ctur~; plllished ~lnt \\rre Pat] Smart clerk \tr work would beg n toda\ pleted and returned to Lhe propt'r We1rton for a number of years al Lowell I robasro Pa1 1 E Dav s \ th1rd v1chm identified as Nobody knows wh<Me farms were 1v.o U N ofl cJah a1nvrd from Floyd office w1thm th1rty dH}' S Veterans Tom n, Greuser two )car-old [... l'e!l 50 Cmcmnatt \HIS I COLUMBUS 0 UP - Nego. though he ~•s a natne of this photographed not even the Uarold E llubba rl <tnd Sup\ l Nl'l\ y k tr prcH•nt fur 10 0 Wilt reee ve VA Form VB 8 59 photographers The editor of The son o( Mr and Mr."~ Erl nund Greu W McComas also k 1l]ed Ill the acCldent I tiattons were scheduled to resume area and co ntmued to mamtam He !h£1r nags from dNelopmg They Disabled veterans Inr 1me Ques Dally Sentinel is. rei) lng upon the ser }I nersv11le "as reported to B1shop Gregory and his wJfe today between repre:sentatives of h1s family restdence here ('ame home regularly on weekends \INC A1 dn.:w ~ ( orrlier execu were \ 1s1tors to New Haven honna1re The form lor w1dows readers for identlhcatwn and have undf'rgon<' t~urgery m Um j the Oh1o Conaohdated Telephone 10 \e assistant t 0 Seerdary Genna! October 011 the occaslon of the Co and the Commumcatior.s Wor and holiday$ the coroner s~ud IS VB 8-685 those recogmzmg the mystery verSJty Hosp1ta! thts morn ng u Dag HammarskJold and Alfr~d G ded1eat 10 n of the new add tJon to ken of Amer~ca after Thursday ------ ~ These forms and thE' mstruc farm of the week • should notify a result of bavmg choked on a Katz Jeputy unrlersetndar) of the New Haven EUB Church The rught s sesSJon recessed wtthout pe'!nut Chnatmaa Day at home t1onll should })(! studied very care th1s newspaper Immediately he U N ~ccretanat cot.:ple had been Visttmg !he•r much progress fully 1C a fm nc1al statemri t IS In order to make the contest The tot had been tak('n to a lo daughter 10 Dayton Ohlo and National Representali\'t' J Cur necessary because of the opera more fun the names or those cal doctor the evenmg of h1s ace! were returmng to thmr Pittsburgh t1s Flet<"her of the umon sa.1d noguessing the farm correctly will tibn of a buunes!l flll'm or renta! dent and was returnrd home aphome thmg happened 1n the Thursday lneome the mstruct10ns on the be publillhed each week The .acctdent occurred about s1x meeting The operator of the mystery parently reeovenng sat1sfactortly preparatiOn of th1s .-tAtement Last mght relatives satd t~c mtles tast or Cambridge when the It was mostly a general diseuf. farm will receiVe a beautiful ahould be followed. }oungste-r became Ill agam and Gregory car antf a truck dnven by 51on about vanous ~ems m the mounted enlargrment of the or g The Income ltmltallon {or a \e WASHINGTON - I lans for a was rushed to Holzer Hospttal Lovell eolhded accordmg to the dispute Fletcher said teran Wlthout a depe 1den t 1s $1400 !DR) photo If he wJil call at the Pomeroy pol ee w11l remember from where physJCJBns ordered long range program of cooper a! on State Htghway Patrol He !'aid federal med1aton met and w1th a dependent the hm1ta Dally Sentmel off1ce This photo 1956 as the Har they almost d1• h1m st>nt to the Columbus mst1tu belWl!en K wallis lntcrna1wmll the Lovell an employee of the Avis Wlth n~hJ. company after the te<'eas patched an officer m a s1ren wail Uon Is $2700 per year The same IS free wttb the comphmenta of 1 Umted States A•r Fore and l l\11 twn for Jmmedtato surgery Truekmg Company was dehvenng but ng was reported 1Dg crwser to rescue a rtve-year mcome llm1tattons applv to w1d The Da1ly Sentinel sponsors of A snow stornt lhat piled up to a truck from Pittsburgh to Cm Atr Patrol ha e hf'rn a 1 o 1 n J The meeting was aimed at .set the contest Fann operators who owa The penSion 1s not irH:om& the Buffalo N Y Clnnat1 tlement of the ftve month stnte old boY from a neighborhood argahere by Reed C Culp Sail Lake 13 IIHhts The Me~gs county vete1 ans :ser recognize their f~rms tn the newsarea sw1rlcd mto New En~land to ag.amst ihe 11t1hty which serves 24 ment o•er a tncycle C1ty president of K 1-'JI s lnte,. paper series should come to the The lnc !dent was repcn1.ed t,t vlce OffJce 110~ Court St Pome day a 1r1 v.eather nen warned ac OhiO counties natlona THEISS RELEASED off1ce at the f1nt opportumty so day to The Dally Senhnel as tbe roy will assist rl'~ldenls oi Mctgs The program Js li'~Lg d to c umulatiOn~ will ruch three to that they can makl! posJ!Ivc hlenti Jim The1ss 23 Syracuse was must humorm s of the year .)br Countr m filing these forrns but flcatlon and fet their free picture seve n <'II('S st•mulate the ntere t of A ne1 fmcd $10 ,and costs 10 Justice of MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Mayor E F Ro~mson s secretvY, tt must be emphastzed that lhe Coldl'r wt athrr also gnpped the Pcacl" R E Grmdley s court Recognlzmg aenal photos 1s can ~oung people n s('Je He an I .,,.. Admltll'd Mr Arthur Goodtn Ehna Russell veteran or wtdow must have the t.neky business and the photogra East and f'Xtended mto Hortda Thursday and rl'leued from coun Albany and Lena McElhmney of mathematics f.'ngln{Nlng and 1Hl Mrs Russell answerf'd her otR:e proper mformat1on reqUired 6y p"ers further comph"ated 1t by agement and to pro note an ~here wwler reso'"t v1s11ors sh1v lY J8ll He was charged w1th co Middleport No one was discharg phonf: one da\ to hear m ~ grtltt. the form and the instrudJOns takmg the shot& at random and a awareness of the need for people erc(j n 41}degr('c nadJni>s at Ml hab1t111 g Ill a stale of adultery ed growhng and low vo1ce MALIBU Calif (UP}-The third few from the back Slde of the m these professions Jn the com ami Bearh Will you send a policeman aut farms so that the contest Will be ma)or brush f•r" tn three days o( u g )cars A ty; o day eastern snow storm \\est Coast mfcrno broke out ettr •w•y to Job. . . more Interesting and reqUire mQl'c Culp and 0 E Peterso1 Clu b1 ned B~1ffalo u1 dcr a l3mch s.kJII The p1lot flew about 30·a ly \Odlly m the favh10nable Bel blanket of "'hit~ \\eaiJu:~rmrn Sllld I Smce Mrs Russell always nolia cago seeretary of K1wams Jntc'" mlles back 'lnd fortb across tbe Atr d1stnct of Los Angeles lht! stor n w 11 dump th et' to five nahonal met here with reprcscn a few more facts than the C$Ut-r The new ftre v;as less than 20 trade area of Tbe Dal1y Sentmel New nches today n Vu non! tatJ\IeS of Au Fone Headquarters m1les away from here whert. 1 200 wh1le taking the photos w•th pro !a:r: Hampsh re and M me and up to fess1onal aerial photo ef"\Uipment f1ref ghters are battling names MaJ Gen '"-"niter R Agee Na acvl'n mchcs In southern New B CHET TANNPHILL ~1~ a vo•ce oddly like a ittle In publishing the senes of farm that havf' blackcnd n<"arl) 2'7 000 Uonal Commander of t:ll'tl Air Pa York slate Y "~ bo}"'s--.,uppl)'mg name and resf.. ~ members of the CAP na trnl and photos th1s newspaper 15 recog acr~s and turned this mo\ e col If }OU re gomg out for a Sunday nde Middleport streets are dence Deta•ls as to wbat Johnny L•ght snow flurnrs also arc ex Aa Indictment datmg frorr the !JOnal slaff m:nng farmmg as .the big tn.mness 01 ~ mto a disaster area the safest place to go sJght seemg Yonkers wa'5 domg that requlted "' May 1953 term grand jury rharg As a hrst ste p 11 the plnn Culp peeler! f om thl' northeJn talf uf •t JS today btg 1n mvestment m Ftgurcs compiled from the State Highway Patrol the coun the presence oi a po!Jceman were The harned Los Angell's Cit} the Great IIams ea&L to Pcnns:n ing a Middleport man w1th leav land michmery hvestock ani announced that K1wa 11~ Intrt na ty shenff s department and Pomeroy and Middleport Pollee vague vama F 1re Depart n('nl se1 t 12 engJne lor the s«ne of an acc1de 1t was butldmgs The pictures are a tr tiona! expects to support the A•r - - -- Wtthoot rrmmsmg the patrol A ney; cold a1r mvaswn h1t th.e Ih!par•men ts for 1956 showed few nolled today aceordm~ to County butt:! to agriculture m th1s com compames manned by 110 m(ln to Force and CAP m the tralmng of ~r people InJured tn fewer acc1 car at m ce Mrs Russell ended the th!:! rl:!aldE-nhal area m Bel Au northern Crcat Lakes area and Prosecutor James F 0 Br en mumty l 000 U S St'hool toac hers m a dents m\ olvmg fewer automob les call aflu hearmg a votce she aswhere flames wer( reporll d ill k WJJI ~r rcad as far as the north Tbe prosecutor said Fred Allen nat on:rl avlaiJOil ed r at on work m Middleport than m Pomeroy or sumNl to be a little bo) 1 mother mg ovt"r (lnt"d tp foolh lis ea~trr 1 Oh10 Vallq by mghtrall p&Jd costs of $23 02 Hnd the charge shop to he set 1p 1w < AP off say Roger what are you dmng.,,. Fire off1cJals sa1d an arson Seal! I ~ • ow flurr cs and r'\1n oul s1rll' both towns W&!l erased Two prosecutmg w t ctal U S A1r Forcf' l' v11Ja• t~ux Durtt g t ht' }ear M1drlleport poThen she calted back at once, squad ts tnvcs!lgatm.., both the lhary Ol' ur n I m lh~ m d MJsSI SSlfJpr ht'e 1 \l'NtJ~ate I 70 colhs10ns or ncsscs Mr and Mrs Robf'rt Tur got Mrs L C HJII 358 E Malb, ftres hac and the blaze at Bel Valle) 1 d nee of the cold ab ner ~llddJcport sin.., the mdwt 'I'he w1rksho p v.IIJ t e I 1 l ~t on the In e Askrrl 1f there was any •mohap JYolvmg 126 aytomobnes A10 ment have n1ovcd to not hNn 1 "h rh 25 pN~ons ~ IOJured lll trouble Mrs H !I saJd she d1dnt ~ham1 l n1vers tv Oxford Ohto Oh10 and were not IOca(ed fo ~ ub­ flanws haH r~tl' up the July 8 to A gust 9 HJ57 None wrrc kl!ll!d ~~ \ know of am other than a typie~l pOOnl serv1ce 11 co t a~t Pom(~ ohcelhave M lrllrport ~ second auto a~1 ch1lri s argumrnt over use ol a iMrehed Malibu sot! a hi df'stroyed flll'd rl'ports on 108 a 1den h In dent rlunng thc montb of Decem tncyclc o\l'nl'rl l y her son JWcft;'/ Tbe traffic accldf'nl OC{ urrflrl at leas 60 homrs Tt e ltrc ex volvn ._, 197 cars m which 39 per bN was tt t-orded Thunday morn 5 a Jew m dl'~ .ago Dee 22 1953 Total cshmatcJ plodcd thro 1gh the strcefs ol th Fu.ncral S<>ntces will be held arf'a hete 'arly todKY and came sons W{'re ]Jrcrl Pomerov s fatal mg w th on I} ln!RO{ damagef; re Infon w I of Rogl'r s rcguest, to damages amounted to $20 Sunday at 2 p m ln the C'hase at'Od('l 1 ~ "Pre on a par with Mid •nil 1 1: accordmg t'b Po~cc Ch1cf town h;dl \frs Ill II was under.. • V 1hlll a few Yards or the ~WHnk Funeral Home al Rutland for Wll dlcport F \('ryone ~s('aped d('ath Ba1ley 5lanl ngly surpnsed The otber $350 000 Mahhu Sands Ilold But bur W1lcox 80 who dtcd a tu~ Mean"h ll' th(' sh('rJ f s depart Hl'n M !ton Wnght 60 o! flt 2 ('hlld was Johnny Yonkers. 'i• extra crcwl'i establish d a r ng home near Lnngsv11le early Friday nll'nl a1 I Sla te Patrol who make Gallt ptJI s has been etted to apfour aro nd the holl'l and beat out FIVe Mf'lg~ County Bark~ n NEW YOBI{ l P - President mormng He had lx!en 11! for an Th s was onc request by. ~ a flamt>~ nounced today an 1ncru~f' 11 1n Eu'lenhowrr 1s 1hmkmg abo It ask a team to fll(k l p ~ n:~rled fcndl'rs pear n Ma\or F1sher s court Sat extended period of Lime aJ d con otr llll' toll! I\ s htghwan and rda, at R p 11 Lo answer charges P.om('m) r11lzt>n for a pohceman Mor(' than I 000 ~)('nons flerl tert'st pa1d on sav1 n~; ~ act'ounls •ng Congress for authority to u.!le fmed to b.u home lhl'lr h "' l's dur ng the mgh1 as and cerLJ{Jca e:; of rleposH for stx U S armf'd forres whenever he roarls f rol rd n1o 213 wrecks that or tk~al ~ta rtmg al:ld backmg of to krer law anrl order that "'• ~urvMIUlg the decl!as,..d are h set'ond n nor bru sh f1re broke oqt months or mort' from llll' 1o lwo bel~cvl's lht>v arr uet'derl to kt!ep dcmol she lor dented 351 cars Ill a motor V( hirle Without assured furgott • All r xce pt the :nmle ltJ recolltrtlo• hr ngs wtfe Cora threl:! sons Walter and w th n St 1 n I s uf where 1 200 per«nt Thc mcrl'aSC s 1 ffrliJvr peal'c n thf' M tldle East '!ho New Jllrerl 114 people and k•llcd f1ve clf'ara tl' olhf'r At: rrl 1 I! to pollrc r<.'porl~ Warren of Langsville and Wood f rcflghtcrs were batiJ ng a two Jan 1 1957 or :;~1 lh(' elos(' or the York 1 nes sa rl today m Jts lead fhc gra1 rl to tA l for town and \\ nght 1 ack(' 1 h1s auto £rom a row of Middleport one rlanghter da) rm:pre~ent Jnteresl pa"1 11 ;.t per o l stor} ARRESTED AGAIN p~rkmg space 1010 a Evelyn Thomas Gallipolis a ha[f Parlltpalmg han~ s arl' 1~c 1JmPs wa ~ ll1J::L01 Corr~spond ellUl rv tfiJtes to the staggt>rlnJ:: rlownt<w Jhrry Gnaham 30 C?l~n,Jiifr, brother Ro&s Rutherford of West fl'trst NallonaJ Ra k anrl the Ra ent J11me~ V Heston rrported that Sllm oi 391 "rctk~ In them tht're rar dnH n bv Phyllis Hackett 29 0 1us arrested and J&Iied for f :0.1 1rltlll'l r1 damag1ng the r1ghl LliJerty 0 mne grand children LICENSED TO WED c1ne Home Bank ln th of R ICIIIc the J'rl'stlf' 11 11 1d Sl'erct;:.ry Gf wl'rr 674 rars rildlgurcd or S<'nt Sl'<'OI I I 11c ln rt'cent WE'CkB to tht> Jll k ards lnjllted pl!rso 1S j Erlward Helllll'il 21 J~banon the Pomeroy NalJOnal B111 k Po 1 (' Stale T•h 1 Fo~fer Dulles plan to tolalr I I"'R l'liOU"h to fill Me1gs Tl'~r fl'ndt'r of her car and two great grandchildren l'hargl or ]IJ]l support 0 unemploy"d anrl Mariha Rut roy and R 1Uaud the hrmcrs talk abo 1t lhc country s futuro H v. a brou ht here by General Ht ~p•tai"' ,M>PtoXlmately j ~t:'llhN dll~r was lnjured by Fr~ends may call at the tuneral ter HI Ctrpentcr RDl rece1ve0i Bank & Savmgs < o Pomeroy and M1ddle E11st pol cy Wllh leaders Of seven hmcs \he mshap P• tl' Jfcntln" and w1H ·~:~ hom~ after 7 p m Friday Burial a lloonsc to wed through Me1gs the Citizens Nat10nal Bank of Congress 1n a meetmg at the The otht'r December acddent Ju~t1 ce of Peace R E G w1U be made in Mlle1 CcQJelery Probate court Thursday lliddelport Wbitc Housu next Tuesday (Continued on p.lgt flwt) was rcporled on Dec 2 court Franklm' Pt'ckens aimed By Death At Racm·e Home gra,..._ 50 0 8 u01'ted.Dfethrf0 Aid 1~ Offered ~eigs Veterans On Questionnaire B'IShop 'Js Killed J.. 'cci&nt Two y ear 0 ld T Chokes On Peanut Has Surgery Negotiators To Resume Talks On Phone Strike I I Cooperative Program For Snowstorms Hit CAP Outlined In New England Most Humorous Situation Of Year Recounted States Heavily New Fires Pose Added Dangers At Movie Colony Police Records Show Middleport ~:-;•.:~~" ,.t As Safest For Dnvmg • • In c...ounty ~~~.:~~t:~~··:..'~~~':!~~~: Indictment Is Nolled Against Middleport Man S.p!; dining group in solid hardrock maple • (drop leaf extension table and 4 chaus) Look apln at that low price ••• ever expect to see fttt mtu1e of thJs quahty As a rule, you wont, but \\t tnade a special, factory.to you arrangement with the famous manufacturer so you can own th1s fme furm .. ture for what youd expect to pay for ordmary ple<es We ve pictuJed only a oarnplmll' of our complete open-stock selectton of bowltoll' pm quality aoltd hardrock maple for your entire horne Come see them all, touch the soft. worn edses, glide your flngerg over the &Jiken smoothness of the luond rubbed ) fln1sh •• , then chooBO the pieces you want at really substanhal savmg• for so little! round ex.llnlion tablt IUit buffet chm•----------------SI49.00 Wilbur Wilcox Is ----- Claimed By Death Friday At Home Presiflent May Ask For Right To Use Troops Interest Hiked To Local Savers I ' / ..." ,..., •ullol tnd huleh PIJ It n~llill !ob~ 11110 bUflel and hulc:h fliiiO &1da cha1r Stl OD side ch,ur IU 00 •' l1ght- Flex1ble- Smart DRU; STORE E Malu 81 Mt Hobson Crossmg Small -- •RIIt b MARYS W Va fUPJ - F1vc members of a rural fall!· The M1ddlepo11 Board of EducatiOn met Thursday mght at 11Y urned to death but stx others escaped when fll'e engult... the High School wtth the architects from Manetta and the con M 1\~ tractors when contracts were awarded for the construction of oneeat;:;.a~~s~~~~~!~o: 0~v:ll~~~k!: :~ythelr three-room frame home seven miles north of h~e ~ 69¢ ~ CIDU4Jr rw•r L•ke I,... an4 ceiW VOL Vlll NO 217 Salvage Teams B . Clearing . Of SUCZ Cana} Large by lnv .,,.,. SHIRTS Ohio ch•ntte •n tem""""' looloJr'•illlll uln IPrNdlnt .wr , . . . cloucty wfth • .... IMW and ~~'~'~"~;;;;;;.;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;C~h~u~•;<~h~S~c~h~o=o~t~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;.;:;::~;;:;~~~~~~~~~~~~;;::;::::;:::~:;::::;::::;:::;;::;::::;::::;::::;:::~ _ _ _ _ _ ....... - enttne WIATMU IY UNITIII . . . . . Contracts Are Awarded For New Installation To 6 Others Escape Flammg Home :'''~ Middleport School Construction Be Made Soon. At ~~en Oil Explodes, Starts Fire . . ...., ELBERFELD$ - ..... - at y • lng to •now ,..,.... ...... Men's Tee Shirts Portsmouth WSCS DIStfiCt Meeting Will Be Todny Turner Fam1ly All H,ome For Holiday Dmner Christmas "ROC K-'N-ROLL" e • -- FRUIT OF THE LOOM Party G1ven For Den 3 Cub Scouts By Mrs. Hood I RfKNOW 1 ~ll nI h Mil rof Mr Ph and eLtetw s y IPr Md an k and Ill P Mrs Edward l te lwller of Loran are the guesh uf Mr and Mrs l~hn 1 1 1 ('tWill'! Col and Mrs W Hor I J ~n th so \\ tltor 1 Jr and da gh t r An of Al('X md r a V are t h io::lll'St of ~fls Theofl rl' l' hersbnrh Mr and \Irs W U sC les rl:!turn lIt th e r lo (' llamp on W Va \\ l'rfne"d )' fler spcu I ng Christ n<~ v.1tt Its~ ~tcr Rnrl h olht!r 111 av \1r 1! !-.1rs N r H•r l)recht a 1 daur,:hler Mr 11M ~ navl \\al.!lon Mmersv ill' IHJe ( hlls1n as llnnl'r gmsts of Mr a1 I :vJrs ( !bert PI"(. vt:ORGE WOLFE Frrcmu l'\HE>\ SI (tiJINI S1rv1 E I" ar 1 \'- tnttrs 1\1 ~o 1 W Va h( I~~ and f Jwal I Yo In~ W( n ( hnst .a t rk nas d mwr guc~t~ of Mr and Mrs i< WoUc SCI! f i\lr n I M1 \\ tl Ray GlilZC sun Wolfe f Ho Ht 2 R Mrs Alhf'fl \1<'es rch rnrd hone Wo1l1 ~rmlu 11! d fr ~ ltar.1nc Tuesd~t:V after a v1111t 1 Calltpohs IIJgh Seh oul hefurc , 1 r g the Wllh :\h und Mrs Jlarold Erwm se rvlc<' n {)('Jnll'r l!l5~ lit! •~ a ml nl t r of M 11 c I ho She was an overmght gul'st Tues tug raph l Sf] 1 dron L ba I a\ dal of Mr 111 rl :\1rs Mal In Mees Mr and Mrs Ear! Dl' n, spent tlu l S N v I \ 1 Slat Chrll>tmas In Chilht'olhf' w th h18 Japan nother Mr~ N01a Dennv and- Mr and Mrs Ross Tomlmsort nnd fam ly Mr and }irs E• 111e I r ch and 1 rlauKhter of Vf'vy I 1d JOined the grm p for dinner Mr and Mrs Harold Bn1hb m re L rued to thc1r home D nhar W M•~ MJ11 1 II ud Dl.'n V,q Wl'rln~sday alter a se-veral of 11fn 3 C 1b 51'01 ts t I lav!i v1stt wllh her pa t> liS Dr Chr stmn p I) fl r tl r r h~ Slit :.m d Mrs C l' W OownJC' 1 rda} evenmg t~ld a ,~;t H l'x hH 1 ~ r Mr an I ~rs Edward Bauer of Mn Hood n!so pn l'l t d g f ~ Br('ezy H~•ghts art! 10 t:olumbus to the (' ths and To 1 n v MrG ~~~ as (:Uests of their liOn and daugh whose bu:thd IY IS u < lu st 11as !l't In law Mr and Mn ctifford Ba• cr and ~on Rod w1s honor I with a takr rf•~ Mrs Beulah Neutll nR JS thr lrd 1 Clu 5! nt~ Cl lt lS gue~>t of Mr and Mrs carl Ncutz. ling and fam1ly of Newark Christmas nlsht guc,.;ts of Mr nnd Mrs JEm£111 Curti& wore Mrs A J r.urlls Oarwm and 1\-tr and Mrs L~wrence Fr<~ncis and family Mr and Mrs Lawr(' tf" Franc1s anrl fam1ly were Chn~11us Day g 1t sts or Mr and Mrs George Franct~ of M ddlrport Al~o call 1ng wrre Mr anrl Mrs ( arl T HnH< h and sons and Mr 11 ul Mrs Will am FranciS an 1 fa1uly of \Jr ~ 11 s r Turner h 1r1 -.II S.l n~cusc fmtly hon c for Clmsl ~ Ra) mond St('wart a td Pt!aehv shl' l'nlerta nf.'d w1th a rt F.llas Ncre WednesdaY g f"sts or her home In Lal rei <:1 ff Mr and Mrs Lawrcnr(' ~Tant'Js Those prc~ent were Mr ~ 11 \I and family !-.1Jito 1 llood nnd som ~ r r, uests of Mr and \II s R F 1nd Jame10 Middleport \I a trl Ncuizllng over the Chnl'i1nas holi \1rs Sam Turner Ash!an l :'.1 lay were Mr and Mrs Bill Greu and )fJ s I loyd Wr1ght 111 1 h 1 ser Mrs Add1e Greusrr Mr and rt Mtehael Bl"'nny ,., 1 lh k Mrs Robert Wllkm of I ancaster I 1 Cl O} Mrs. Harry Iliff a d Utchard Barnh11rt nf Darwin Allll St HlersbUJif II Mr and Mrs W•lluun Kaspar K rrn Turnrr q uel\y obs• rved their 59th wed dmg anniversary at the1r home on Mulberry Ave WMnellday Mr and Mrs Robert Hysell of Breezy Heights spent Chrl.atm11 da} w lh Mr and Mrs Homer Hy sell of LIR<'Oin Htll 8-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy Federated Church Sunday School Middleport 0 , Dec 27 1958 Christmas Program Held Sunday The Federated Cbureb Sebool '- - - - - Alfred Elberfeld p•oiiJ"am hetd sunday eventng G1fts Exchanged opened wlth tbe., orPJJ prelude by Dmner Is Held tllr• Fred Btaettnar tonowod by By Employes At The ramtly of Mr and Mrs AI prayer by the superintendent fred Elberfeld were all present Fred Btaeuoar Chnstmas Event fur Chrbtma.s d1nner at their Joe Kennedy read tbe Christmas THE SHOE BOX Mlddleporl, Ohio On The Brightest Corner In Middleport ' ____ Second Accident Of Dec. Reported For UI'ddleport �• ..... ,_ ..;.' - The Daily Sentinel ........ ~:m =::;a ene~unc~oy ........ ........ ..._asw. \!lll' .....OL &It liNE- EDITOR ,..,, !'!.'!Y!!!~-a:.:.-:~~ylle_..n..ti~. Bothnelh-Kimball, WSAZ -TV Channeli - - -..-- 6Ui'<~ by The Ohio vaue, C St.. eroy, 0 Busi.nclta olft~:e -~~ RtC_.. .. OWIIN- GINERAL MANAGER • 2-Dally SeJillnel, Pom•roy-Middleport, 0 , Dec. 28, 1958 RABBIT PUNCH DBV~ TO INTERESTS OF MEIGs-MASON AREA ..iJ.Z[&• .-a,t......&...J ......_ ---- P'RIDAV' __ Cblnnel ;, AI~T &'POS'il) 'TO HIT BACK! In~ . Now's the Time To "Winterize" ·--• Odl Cll>'. 18, N. Y. . -~ dua ll1all.ine: matter at the post office at _,..._ ... ~vel7 bJ carrler where available 30 . ~ee at Tbe Ddly Sentinel offi( t!, · man~ $3.1)0, Hy Jf'anne Smitb,. Sale\7 Con11ultant l>od~te By motor rou1 ~ . lbOnth ll. 8y .ail on• JUr ...' six months ' ' f arnves. a audd.!n Ponn or I r• f'ZP -up n10y catch ~1,1 uupre· parf'd on sltppery atre'¥•• w1th ,e._.r \ nubriJty daugero'*ly !!m Ile d Ml)l#! hoUri d.arkntBII. fre QUPnt overcast and tog condit•ons, rain, ll lt"et , srnowsl<Jrms, slualt 'lllutl e red wznd.1!hreld8, mtenae g lart> of aun un ortow and 1ce - all tht-se conddiona mRke w tn ter dnvrng more h:1zardous. When you vz~;tt your dllal~r'a service deP*rlment, reme.nber to htlve your windah1eld bhldes checked and re• placed 1f neceuary. Summer 111n can bake the life out of rubber blade& and cause them to atraak the windsh1eld. O~h e .-w•~. ~ked Thursday wb~t "good words" he had for the people o • om;roy m 1957. Mayor E. F. Robinson was brief Were gding to have to get down &Jid dig if we care to take adv~tage of the expansion that apparently is to come here " he ..id. · . It is n~ s~et that Mr. Robinson, who arcepled the mav01 's JOb the first time four years ago did so because of popu1af de mand. He has given romarkable dignity to the office and condueled lllQ I manner becoming to a Christian communitv His rourh are models o! reasonableness. yet stnct where the occasion demands and 1s warranted by circumstances As with anyone in ' similar position. he has faced crittcism In his court and administrative actions. ul always tell them (councU members)'' he sa td , "Thev arr welcomed to sit in my chair and conduct court " No onC has vo(unl"'!red. to date ~e mayor does not expeet to run again. At Ihe same tim e. it IS clear that be hn not shut the door and locked it solid to another term. President Eisenhower's famous statement while he was President of Columbia UnivPrsitv that he wanterl no political orfice left him the out to accPpl the nomination from a nation that demanded be run It is to be hooed that the next mayor . tf he is a new one. will brinJI to Town Halt as much respect for the office and ability aa Mr. Robin&On. The next mayors of Pomeroy ond Middleport hkely will h:tve much to do wltb future raoiditv of J>ro~ress in both towns. Industrial exnansion inside Mei~s County sePffi S actuallv to be at hand . If "thines are what tltev sf'em '' the twin towns may be living through growing pains of th e first order before lonct Mr Robin11on had i' point We'll hav f' lo ''get down and digr'' ' When you pick up your evemng Dailv Sentinel have you thouaht of the many indespensable st-r VH'es tt does for vou which no other private business can r.lo . tncludmg radio Und television? This week, the Jast before 1957. has b(~en a time to evaluate the work in 1956, How far, we ask ourselves hav" we advanced toward creating and operating a good Jlomf' 1wwsrwper In pondering this question. a few back issuPs of thf' Oa1lv Sentinel were thumbed through. While lh,,·c> n•mams much to be done, we were proud of the quantity and quaht .. of services performed for Meigs countians they ran get no\\- here else Here is a partial list noted in no more than one Wl•ek's Daily · Sentinel issues: 1. Death announcements Relative.~ and friends depend on their home newspaper for quirk. an·uraff' IH'Ws of trnw and place of services for dear ones !hat hnvp llepartcd How l·lsc could this news be circulated? 2. Free circulation of information awl bark ground mnterial for all public campai~nS dn ves and <;nch wo r thwh1l<' com· munitv endeavors as the Rloodmoblf(• VISits 3. Announcements for publu: ~ 1-rnwin Jl~. an examniP. bC'ing the benefit performances or lh<' lo~ · 1' mmslrrl lmu pes An nouncements of rehearsals of lllf'SC' ~roup s 4 News of automoblle a<ndt•ut.s v.ht•I e in fnl'llds and rPiaUves may be injured or killed 5. Church announcements vital to th e forw~u d progress in morals of all communities 8. Publication of valuablo information to home -ownPrs and \ gricultural news which together with nohce-s of rural meetings to study aRr leu laura\ Problems, r'Onshtulf> an imaluable setvlce nowhere else available. 7 .. County Hea ~ th Department nP~'s Onlv last WC'rk I he Health Department announced polio hoo s tl'' shots Wf'l'<' to be given Thursday and todav. Without !he Horne uapf.1r fh1s new~ eould not have the prominence and attention to detail that It deserves. • &. Publieatl<>n of le~al noilces as re~uired by law including the current delinquent tax land list ' • •f. • 9 News of business changes and expansions in our munities. com· M:1ny other 11 kJnds11 of news are regularly featured in your home newspaper Our job In 191\7 w•ll be to do a bette•· job u1 every way aettlng these services to our rPaders. MII(AN SCORES IN HIGH "OUfiT Around and About W ilh Robert R11ark As \H' nl'ar the l'n tl of a highly unpt'Jft·d y1•ar - my Lord , Elo JS(' , 11 fJas !we n a me!ls' l have a l1ttl'l sa~·· ;u1Hrc lu pasa orr to the po.u11ng m1lhon s It's thi~ Ne1 tlwr oflt'J Th•r accept adv1ce, of an~ so1l frum anybody I ht 1'1\ rrr lhrs ruck ~ er. businet;s fur ~u mall} ~ears that I ho. vt: >Wt u off my forefmgcrs an11 am haliWd) through the middle drg1ts t havco pon lrfr(alcd I ha ve waved my Jllt JrnalrstJc arms and shouh: •l I have con .t rur tt•ll and destroy. ~d. lauJ.(hcd .. nrl l•n ed, snccrf'd and jef'red b•!en ~ vmcrous\y folk sy and loftily la h d" bioodv dah. l have [ extra~lcd more mileage fr ::m ''am't" and double negauves than anybody but the late Will Ro ger~ TIJt•re art' srx scrapbook s w1th frl'e rnlumn, plalllered to each slde ol tht• paKl'S. and 1t t:~kt•s lwo ml'n and a boy to hft i'a ch volum(' You would tlunl< that somewhere In th rs lrmp lealher mausole um of dcau rdeas would be a o;m rdgen of advke that was worth lakm,", hul I <"ant hnd any I frnd lhtri!ts a nd J1Jdignat10n an uccasJOH,JI new s story , some ftN~tures, and a lot of pieces w11 h bei:lllnrngs, middles. and end~; , but no adi!Jcc Eleven yea rs srnce llw war und l fJ av£' n't advised any f my'''il't~l"''iew 1 body an~thltlg 1 h1 s rs a hell uf a poor record v.ht·u ~ou rh rnk of TJr !\lorman Vmtc nl l'f'al;· Thr WISt', ·t ~<'<'IRS to rne, tcr1d to ud\l~l' ion rnuth , and lhe un '1 WJS(' <trc unt111 llrng to aC('f'pt anuthcJ man's h;ud way experience Co n ter~t·ly t he hall·smart are C'\ en to•rgh('J thnn thP ~lS('aCrl's ahout ll rl(JaJ!tn;; the11 u.!e~s of how to run ano th~ · r i(']low's life One of !h;• reJsons I qu1l going to rwwspape• saloo ns 111 New York was ,hat thPr(• was alv..ays some (h tm k aro u nr l with expliCit lh oughlg abo-.rt how I ought to be duu1g 111\' JOb and it generally E'Udt' d 111 unplt'asantness lr ~ ~ r ou~h l'rwu~h to bumhiP I I I' 1 I th t o ugh a tnh wr lhoul ahsorbrng <1 lo t nl o,rt~·dp slatre Aparl from a{ ,., .. \l111g thp rudwH nts of a pro· f ps~wn whH h t:tmw.;, undt·r the 1 h('ad t•r mstr Ul'twn there IS JOlly llltle that ~rnhodv can tell anybody ahout the prru;t!cutwn of h1s l life or WEST SHADE wi!tk II seems to m(' that evt'r smce was a lnutl~h !Nd people have bt•('n t. i11ng m~· what I wanted to l,YN1"A'i!li do. wh.11 I should do what l ou&::ht EW YORK- There la a tendency these daya, to do especially nmong those of ua who are Just f.'onsi(lt'rln~ that ahoul half lh(' a couple uf yenl's too young to have done any lnnc I lJIIly hav; ll vagUl' su spidun ~onalderahle Illegal dtznktng, to look back upon of what I am .z;:u1 n.L: to llo m•xl. tim the New Yotk speakeasy of ye•terday aa a low, ~ct•rns jus! a IOII(' h mtrtrszH' not un~tanlt~~ozy zhve, full of thugs and endlessly be· t o sa} dlcek' 1'hc ducf prl'sumplng razded by 1 evenue agents who h9.dn't been_ 1r on 1s !hal yuu <: h()Uld feel graleproperly paid oJf. The picture la only halt-true, 1 Jul for unsolJcdz•d bluC"prrnts fur I conclude after havlng fi!.Se&~hed among my your future older, alcoholic acquaintances who cut. their teeth The surest way to earn a hreon gm bott!A In those deadlalla. long enen~y '" to succu mb to a rt' · Ar.lwdly, there waa an air almost ot elegance qut•st for a<lvJcc, dPllvr-r sam(' anri about u. number ot these boozing jolntl~an air then wntch I he h atred mou nt ns which In l!ome caaes even muahroomed as repeal the pellllOner e1lhcr disregards 11 came and the epeak went atralght. The bel!!t Mel Helmer Qlld falls on lm ra<'e or accepts it reslnurant In New York now ll, likely, Twenty.. and falls on hzs face R er-tdl.t tlltl bar.t One; back In the old daya lt we.e called Jack When people ask for advice, of ~sterJti!Gr, and Chazlle a (old·tlmera atUI uee the name) and they do n't want It , they want <"On· even then wa11 considered by many to be the beat currence wlth the1r own 1deas, pii.Ce ln town. You had no fetat· of J'QII\I' blind trom the alkl aet up with appltmst> on the s1de. And by the bark~p there. when somebody jerks the rug out There aren't many drtnklnr establlahmenta even 1\Gw in MaD• from und~r I hem , they hate the llattan that touch the luxury ot the Bath c:lub in w..t Gard, where advisor for agreein'( w1th them In a doorman wearing gold brou.de admtttd cuutomera to a three. the Jrr~l place. and make a srmple •tory manaton with a marble and (Old rnyer and a chamber·muala transference of guilt To you orcheatra provU:llng accon•panlment to the popplnJ of champagne A simple example rn pomt Lots coaka. The men wort evening pumpa and black pearla In tbelr ahlrt of kids wrtte to ask me how to be lr"Onte and wine.. could cost you up lo:t $tO a macnum. Drlnka 11tarted a suece:~s 111 Lhe newspaper bust11t a buck a throw, and a man could. get potted In an atmf)sphert ness, how to go nhout It 1 alway~ ot complete reftnement. , , • e say, 1 don't know They shi'Ug thrs CL081l RIVALS TO THt~ RATH were the ltplcUN. ln the Eut one off. nrl sny. hul how did I 1\0e otr Ji'l.fth - a white stone houee with a two-raUon m&pum of start' cornae on the bar, three- ~lin ing rooms and a cUentelt of oitlaena Well . I sav I hothcred n lot of readlnl' 'J'h~ .Bconomid and Tl•e Wall Bl1'reet lo.1'nal-and the manal!:mg t>ditors trnlrl nnA of them gave me a JOb as copy hoy, Mal\&lon. The Mansion, In the West Ma, WRS another thrte·ltory aft'atr fUll m1x1ng past e and hustlrng coke,~;, nf chandehen. drape• and tape~trlea, with a hup entrance haU ltlt4 and liiUch I so ld classified ad!! ov· a balalaika orcheatn. The entire third floor wu rtven over to CJ.a.rdl. er the rounter, rnn errand s. took ping-pong and backgammon and you got I'JtO the M~lon only 1 matnt>cs to department stores, and with a wooden admlaalon card that wu mlK'l!. harder to obtain than, then N:Ol another copy-boy's Jtzb Jay a currer..t membersh•p ln the Harvard club. ' And one da:-- ·thent was a val'atlry AMther pleuant boo~ing place wu th• 19th Holt, wMN J'rencb Ill the ~porls department. and and Swl,. 'IL's.ltera served bond 1aleamen out wtth thelt tUitomert' That doesn't !iem to be goo d wivee. Debutafttes beu u1ed to delight In orderillJ the exotic pot&IH enough, by haU A look of suspzf'rJ/c, the carefully arranged drink uf m.uJtH::olond llqUtUfl, each CIOn veils their eyes, as if I were llnglnl tbe alap mellculou!ly. 1 holding back a trade seuct Whal I wonder often how drama ernie John Chapman would. have made ' is this bum being so tag:~ ab(lul9 aut bon! ; IL wu Chapman wha once ordtred a ~ae cote In 11 Jow.. You can see the thought pro<"ess. down Eut Side bar and then, when the b&rk"P broqht hia pa'Oucl Actuall}, I've com11 to the r onhandiwork- mixed it wUh a awl"zle atlck, drank It down and aald, ] elusion that there rc>ally zs n't any "F\ne, let'• have another." such thing as arivrl'e An)thrni Btll'a Bar featured Curlier and lvet prlnta and a $f,GOO ctrar.o J:Ood that ev.-r happ£'1lf>d to me •taN Indian out (Nnt, and for &'&lety few could touch the Napoleon happened dt'sp1le ativtce In lh'.! in the upper I!Oa we1t or Jo~lrth The Napoleon had a (OJd and lvory contrarv and never b~rau sc of ad entrance h~t full of mlrrou, and a theatrlcal eUentele who kept It v1ce. AU of the bud lhings that from ever beln1 dull. ever happened to me I bou~o:ht on The Lof Cabin. over an Eut Side I&I'Jit. UA :rou N&"ister u a my own trme, and wouldn't have numbtr, and hlll.d an aquarPI.zm In the lobby, alon( with a ladlel' l1stened I( somebody rt•alb astute parlor wit.b dim Nd. and blue IampL if you .-.n~ lQIIS absent from had st86Nd me tother way 'round Lhi8 place, you JOt a come-on-over I>IUer that. Mpa.. "Dear trlen4" 1 have blen rlaht ovC'r \Pto wrong ltnd r.terr"*l to the Los Cabin .._. "your club." w1lh encouraR:ement By Mrs. Ruu.ell P•iftter r.TI and ~tr~ Marshall 1\llller and C'lur{lren of Downrngton were Su nda~ ~uc~h of Mrs .lenme Housh N Mr 11nd Mr~ Ualph Painter and Mr and Mrs Harry Urown and ~ uns wcrl' Chn~tmali 1 aftornoon J• aller~ of Mr azrcl Mrs l !{u <;sJ•Jl J>'·.unter anrt so n Robert • ~00 We stE'fn Feature 1,. 30 Quee11 F::.r A Dav 445 M.t>dero Romance~ ~00 Comedy Tirnt' • 30 Aunt Dtu Show II 30 Co~t)( 12 30 Mr Wtzard \ Theatre Dov n 0·1 The Farm 1 30 Blue-Grsy Football Classic hoy Roa:arl News 6·13 Scoreboard ' 6:30Rosemary ClOQll.e)' Sh~w 7.00 Sat..JI'clay Ni&"ht Jamboree 7 JO People Are r~an,. &·OO Pel'J"Y Comn. ·h~w 9 00 Clilesar's Hour 10.00 George Gobel Show JO 30 Your Hit Parade 11 00 New• and spOm t 1 30 Cbarqpionship Bow11nt 12 13 Owl Thl!atre 1·30 Siilt Off ,.t$ NBC News U!O Th' Life gl BIIOY ti:iO W•ltor Wlaoh.U Sho• U:OOTbe lll:lb Hope ChevY Show 10:00 t.:avaJoa4e of Spern Filht. 11:00 Hews HeadUaee ll:lS Wt.@tdmast 11'110 Prus Bos: II .30- Toni&hi Slp!Ofl Channe~ 8 WCHS·TV - - - - - · ---------------JI'IIIIl>\Y CHANNEL I 8·00 e-..o~.dn ~anearoo SATURDAY t1ftannel 9:00 Morning Show 10:00 Garry Moore \1:30 St.·ike It R~~!> Si.an On 13:00 Valiant Lady Capl!lrn Kangaroo 12:15 Love o! Life 1:00 KatiP's Kitchen 1:30 A~ tb.e Wotlo ·ruw 2,:10 Ou• i,l!,. Brooks j I 3.00 3.30 t 00 4.15 r 4 30 J 00 6.23 6 30 6 45 6 55 10 00 IQ 30 11 .00 11 :05 The Big Payoff Qob Crosby Show Br1a:hter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night Earl!• Show Les Paul&: Mary Ford Your Esso Reporter Sporn Parade Weatherman Douglas Edwarls My Fncnd Fllcka West Point Story Playhouse of Stars Crusader H~ghway Patrol The Lme Up Person to PersOn New11 Scannmg the Weat~er The Late ~how ,1 ·10 SIGN OFF. Might)' Mouse II 00 LuC11:y 8 Ro. ncb 12 00 PR>\ YER Big Top 1 30 Town & Country Crossroadt 2 00 Gator Bowl ' Mr and Mrs Dana Turner and family weru Christmllis gue~>ls of Mr and Mrs Will Hellman, Sh1rley Jene and Billie remained at the HeLlman home fo!' a few days Mr and ~rs Larry Roush of Waverly spent Tuesday evenlnll w1lh Mr and Mrs V1rgtl Roush.. \.klry Jo Roush returned hom~ wltb lhem for a few days visit. Mr and Mrs Gene Lanham, Mr. and Mrs Lenard Lanham Jr anct bahy of Parkersbur&. Mr and Mts Wlll J1~1lman were Chrtstmas Eve guest!:! of Mr and Mrs Lenard Lan· h<~m and family Mrs V1rgrl Roush and Mrs Jenme Hou~h attended the W ·S C. S. C hrr~trnas galhermg at Chester F1 uby evening - tiicbola breedmg providea the nmbin~tion of vigorous health, early weight. e•ceptiotllll livaLtlity •IKI top feed efficiency that api!IIB low coat per pound on lot after lot. On a buyers' market, that can be IRi&hty important to you. You'll "keep altead or the redn when pricea are low, Teady to reap 10od profl.te in the months ahead. See your V e.ntres8-Nicholaor I ndiao River-Nichola hatcherymRR, tod..ly. ~ 4 45 Easl·West Shrine Game 5 30 Range Rldl'r INCORPORATED 6 00 A1r Power Exeter, New Hampshire 6 30 Golder, Playhouse 7 00 Beat the Cloek 7 30 BUCC:il:leers 8 00 Jack1e Gleason Show 9 00 9 30 ~ 10 00 t0-30 Fleming Hatcheries 81eubeovilte Woodsfield • St. Clairsville, Nelsonville, Ohio Columbus, 0. That new poinsettia you recetved fo r Chrtstmas should stay pretty for anotber couple weeks, maybe longer, If you take good care or it, says Victor H Ries, Ohio State UniverSlty extension horticulturist Rzl'S oUcrs the followmg .suggestrons on po111.setl1a care Keep th~ plan! out vf drafts well '>'alered, and don't let rt become powder dry When 1t drops 1ts leaves and looks ragged, put 1t tn th~J basement and water 1t once a month. Early next June cut ea<'h branch back to about two mches from the bottom and rcpot the plant 111 good topsoil, e1ther In the same pot or m one !I]Jghtly larger. Bur}• the t>ot Lo rl.s top m !I sunny place m 1011r garde n Nex t fall take the plant back m the house before n1ght !tmperalures drop below 60 r!egrcCs. Pomsell ras are short-rlav planh tllal " 111 not ;;ioom when the days arC' lung Kcep!ll g plants ncar a n l'leclnc light at 11 1ght may \eng· l!1en tl;ie ;;PaJ·~· $!llfJcw nllJ< to pr~ vent their b1onm lng, he sa) s. Gale Storm Sbow Hey Jt>&.nme Gunsmoke C HANNI~L 13 11 .44 Sign On 11 .45 12. 10 12·15 12 !0 1 .30 2·15 2 :415 3 ·00 4 .30 q 00 ~ 00 8.8o 1·00 7:13 7:30 8:00 8:30 0:00 9:30 Cartoon Club Noon News Ne!4hbors Mldday Matinee F"timir.ine '!'uucb Luserace Litf' With Elizabeth Afternoon Film Festival Sq~ Serial Time MlckP.v ~ouse \..."lub Oat'"'D' Club Ftve St~ Flna\ KuktabFran & 0111'h N Jo hn al Y I: t e e\Q Rln Tin Tin Jlm Bowle PubUe Defender Tro.tsure Hunt Confidential File :\zgn On Our message is sl10rt and 2 45 Western Movie timple, and it has o(len 2.44 ,' 445 Bible Tlme ~00 Two Gun Playhouse 8'00 6.15 8 :..'0 7 .00 7 30 · 9·00 10.00 Ui:30 12:30 \ Saturday Newt Swappin' Sam's Scoreboat4 Forum • Eddy Arnold Time Famous Film Fe11tiv&l La oYrenu Welk Masquerade Party Theatre S1gn Off --L-IT_A_Il; ,::,.:L:L:;I-;N-.-;I;;W;;S;-- - and Mrs. Broock-s-:R:coc:u-::sh- o,f=wheei·•IJI p1111 '..lW Ol JotlqJnap tr JO tf'lJ!q ana, w. Va spent over the week 8l(l JO 1uawaaunouuw u11 patqa~ end w1th thetr aunts, Pofr•- Lena 4.I tfh\Od 'H sJW put ·.:rw Ratehff and Mr and Mrs. Geor1e E. B. Lynch of Charl~aton. BJrs. Deiley. LYncb Is a niete of Mr. P(lwell Mr and Mrs Ralph West of Mta. J. D Heiney spent several Cincinnati are spendine: the boll· d&y1 with Mrs. L L. Nice, Plant8. days w1th her parents Mr and Mr. and :Mrs. John Stobart spent Mrs. W W. yarL!m. _ Christmas with their daugllter, Mrs. J D Routh left Wednesday Mra. Wella of Columbus. to 11pend the winter with her niece MJ. and Mra Herbert Roush.j C A Turner, Columbus. Garner and PauUne Rouah, Mr. ·a been SMid before. but we ' say it with renewed hope and real sincerity. To you and you and you, to every· one, a happy New Year! ~ Your John Deere Tractor Dealer MORRIS Implement and Supply " 0 N" o•••~ Phone 3202 . " .. '1 I ~ •' tD rt)QMfAbtr. Howtftl', ln. tht mldat ol the lh.llt.bbl. . ., Ul.rt WM 110me eteranee • _., .., •• not ~· away au ~ Dad.'e pld.CSl' mtDlOi'iu, lhaU wet It he wan~ lo ~ember the Jlt ~ 1\ up ha u Juxurl.o~ ..,,. 11p1 out v.._ w110""-. 1o Nlll!o wu ot.....,. .... P*:•• ._! So )left' b my arl\'IN:' Drsregard tl, all ol ;t, at all limf'll People l offer It out of their own ('xperienee, which doesn't necessanly f1t your own. Make your own mislakes, capitalize on your own succe~sful decision~. and the n~xt time somebody grabs you by the lapels and says. "Now t hi11 I! what yon ought to do. . ,'' 'haul oO: and hit him ri1ht smack on the no9e I (COpyrigbt. 1958. by Feature Syndicate, Inc l UnJted Racine Thla dlatlnctlon COIUI to Marl· lyn DavlB, or Hoeklng count7 and William Morris, %1, of Allen count7. Their 4-H recorda exem• piUy the beet over-all &e90DlPIIBh· ment In 4-H project Club work and community aet1v1tle11, accord· log to the E:xteW!ton Service of Ohio State Unlvertllty. Both received a eerUftcate of merit Marilyn attended the NM• Uoual 4-H Club Congree! held rect~ntly ln Chicago as guest of tlu~ Ford Mutor Co., donor of the 4-l l AchievemQ.l.lt award!. She wa! among the 1200 delesatel honored rrom 4!1 states, Alaska. Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Ohio 4-H'ers Bad • From Club Congress Two Ohio 4-H Club members have returned ta thl'>ir homes from a week at the 36th Natlo!lal 4-B Club CongrAs$ held roeently Jn Chicago. They were etate delegates ln the 4-H Dre!l Revue and Garden programe. Marliyn Writsel, 17, or New Holland, won top state honors aver all other 4·H participants ln the 1966 DrHIUI Revue, and a ch,mce to model her prlzo-'l'.lnJJing dr1113s lu Chicago. For the lOth year, Simplicity Pattern Co., provided the trip award. Marilyn' s ensemble was a ebealh dress, nr.locoat Bnd a rain hal that she designed herselr. Choosing nuJ.terh\1 wet weather would not ha rm, she paid $25 lor 1t and a[leUt nnother $25 on uc· cessorles. It took about two weeks to complete the outfit. Marilyn is now attending Ohio State Univerelty on a scholarahlp. Bhe was Junior leader of her local 4·H Club. It took more than a men thumb for Denny Spaulding, 18, ()f Goshen to win state honors In the 4-H Oanlen program. He not o~y leMrned to make hie garden arow, but al8o how to market tM products. Denny raised all ot his tamlly'• lrulte and 'f'ogetables. He froze .orne tor friends Q.nd relatives. He raisM all his vegetable plants from seed under a tluore1oont light. He recelved H blue rlbbon11 as awa.rde on bls project He attended junlor leade'1'8hlp recognltloo camp and the annual state i 1-1 Club congres!. This Is th e 11th year that Allis· Chalmers, Tractor Group, baa provided the Congre!ls trip These programs are conducted by the Extension Servlce of Oblo Stat& University with the U. a. Depl of Agriculture cooparating. WE HAVE A I Complete Line! u.,. Farm Equipment ALSO loyously, we greet th. New Year, Sincsrely, we widt for you happiness, health and pro,perily , Gratefully, we thank you for your' pat. ronag• throughout the year. ;OMES IT 'l»E 04Y AFTER llE MAK!iS 'l»E LAST 'dYMeNT OW 'l»E 01.0 llEAP.. ·AN0"· Oil, a.l! ~ERe WE 60AG41N"•• SUGAR RUN FWUR MILL · Phone 150 Mulberry Ave. ~'''\\·1 applle• to the Conaervat1on Reserve !1 now av.allable to lrlei&t County lumen for particl.patiQ.D. Jn 1957 and 1ueceed~na yeart. Many question• bl.ve been riJ.ed concerning th.i.J proara ntn since lt1 adoption by CoD1'88' 111 1956 The act tlatee that it is in the intereat of tbe ceneraJ welfare tbat the soil and water ff:IOUI'ftl of the- nation be not wuted and depleted In the production ot bur· denaome aancuJtuul aurplUJU. The polu:y of Cona:;reea •• en•cted under the Soil Bank act UJ to protect and lncreue larm Income •ad at the same time -.,rotect toU, n ler, (Orella and wildlife reaoureet from waste and depletton. The act at.o Is dll~&ned to lusen burdens of eueuive IUppllel farm products •nd still provlde an adequate balanced and ordetb' now of tbese products in interstate and foreign commerce. Melva CCMtrtty hrmen wiH 1M lnterett.d In the retes of pe.;....nt1 which wilt 1M $9 ~Nr acn per tur for land talc•n ovt of pi"'OIIuctlon of eom. ama'l grl'fm, tabiiCO •nd .,.. tatott. For ltnd tektn .vt of ......, cluctlon of other crops the ,.YIMI'II II $2.10 per acre per'"'· Farmen 1nter~ted in flndin& out how tbe Soli Bani prouam would work on thelr farm should contad Ule local A. S. C. Office in the Muon1 Temple Buildin1 to Jearn the exact beuefit. ther mleht teelll'e on their fram b'om t.biJ program. Land owners who ml&ht be part.lcularlf .Interested include ab.entee t.odlords, thoae who are •hQrt of llbor for their farm operation •ad those who wiah to relire the fum from actual .Producticn while al the tame time eoruerve tbt fert.Jhty tlurt b on the farm. The ConservatJon Reservl! cootract goea w1 lb the farm m case of the ule of tbF farm unleH origmaJ wooer relbndl p~ymenla made. or ·- · 10 00 Ray Anthony Show II on News of the Night ll 15 Mystery Theatre l2 15 Sign Off SATURn".Y CHANNEL 13 I THt:RI: W£RE SPECIAL llt\NGOUT8 tor aU tractes. New"' tapotrmen pe.tronlaed ltu! PH!III Grill .and tht Prep Club ln the Eut lOa. The lihl'raU druk at a pl•ct c.1aUttd Toay'a and cl~k·&nd• 1ulton pe.troniad the J . and L., upatai!'ll In a loR bulktlltl' In the We.t. 301, wltrt there were Jood, Ullc:lk ...U udl lln• aJe MlUn& lor a&l...._ Mualclanl uaed Ult Uth Street Club, raeketten hun&' out ln The Strollen. wMrt dtontr wu trM to NJUlaq oa Tuuday., and Vil· 1.aprt erow4ed Into Jullu•', once 4eacrt.be4 by artllt Al Htnc::hfeN u "a madboute Without k"per.." Tht.,. wert, of cqune. 110me dUIIlP¥ of tile ldD4 people Mw chOOM Ohio &lrl and boy were aamtct lor one of tb• hl&h••t bonnre In t ·H Club work, theltlif Stat. Acbtevament &ward. WHTN-tV Chann~l13 FRIDAY C. I. tLAKIILII would, ot eourN, return more inCo"nt, Atrkultvrel AteM come by not •il'ninl liP under the The Soil Bani program u it ConRrVilt.l'on Reterve program. At~. The Lale Show dau~o:hlcr Mr and M['l,( GPrald Violcl Mr nnd Mrs I··\oyrt Spence and dau· ~hh•t Mr and M1 s. Alva Clark al\ d :;on, ~tr and Mts Denz1l Gl'oglcJn and Mr anti Mrs VJrgil Ruush anrl lhlldrPn were Chnst mas tl rnnt r gut•sls of Mrs Jennie Romh Lower cost per pound keepS you In busln&ss Pricea ~own? Time now to lower l 00 The Loll..! Ran&er 700 TBA 7 15 7 30 8 00 8 30 9 ·00 9 ·30 J0:3() Poinsettia Stay Pretty Two M9re. Weeks With·Care 101t. bJ ueing J-way crC~taea biLI!Ied en Nichols femalea. 11 30 Tales of Texas 1t.anrer4 1 t.iO tiousoporty I o Life on the Fatm 12:30 Seareb for Tomorrow 12:41 GuldiDI Ltpl .Columbus, 0 . - To all homeWhat is the monthly payment oo makers who are thmking of buy- the rreezer" On the food' in& • food freezer that tnclude5 a What rate of interest would you food plan, Thelma Beall, Ohio have to pay'~' State UnJver,ity extension home h there an extra chahe for food mlnagement specialist, has these processing? For tbe deUvery of words of advice : lb.~ food? a<"~pting the food plan, ~•n "InvestigAte carefully Freezers youIn select the brands and varie-Wlth food plans are e8Senttally a ties of foods you want, or must meaoa of sellmg on the tune-pay- you take some which your family ment plan both a freezer and an doesn't like? rr you buy a quantity allotted amount of frozen food . of meat, how much of 11~ will be '"Nelther the food nor the freezrn souQbones, hocks. cheap culll? er it being given to you" Whal grad~ meat wtll be supplied' The specialist says that one way What is the quality of the ather to jud.(le tbe wortb of a tret'ter- foods offered? food plan buy hr to find out the What woula You have to pay answers to the fol,owml questions. for the·. freezer only, if you purDoe1 the contract .state exactly chased 1t eb:ewhere? How much bow mueh you are to pay for the would you pay for a hke amount freezer itaelt? For the tood? of food of the kind you want, What down payment would be when you want it, if you bought required for the freezer? For the through other ehanneb? food? l"hat carrying charge would you "The purchase of a free~ full pay on the !reezer1' On the food? of frozen food often sounds like the answer to the high cost of llvm~:," Miss Beall continues. "Just remember that elaim1 as to the great savmgs that can be made by lhe purchaae of a freezer with a food p~an ne often exaggerated. NEWS IN FARMING 4-H Achievement ' 1 00 NBA Game Sky Kmg 7.00 Dr. ~lldson's Journal 7·30 Bdcl,ie Fisher Show 12·30 Building Ameril'll Fu ry Wild B1l1 Hi~'kok News JJicture 10:i~ hmou~ Howdy Duoc'y 11 00 s-.u t.pon• Eye ~:~ Weath.,.._ll ,..in•· o keep de•• olf the 1hield aad win-.wa, your It"&· er a ad delroeter IIIU!It .. "orlf. properb. Both thoulcl be checked thorourhly l.r your service attendant, alonr with thtt batte-ry and veltal'e reaul•· lo r. And remember t~ tha\ wHh fewer dayllrhl h~Jura, you'll be uai.nc your headllchta more. They should be lne:pected a• wt-11 aa the tail li&"hh and turn aicnale. · Braltea and tirea mqat be in' guod condztion tor maximum atop· 1ung Pffii'Jency on alip~l')' pav.menls Have rein(orcod Lire rh,un8 avp. rlable T~>stl by the Comm1tl••e on Wmter Drzvn.g Hazards of the Natzonal Saftty Counc1l ~how that tzn chaina cut brakmg d1stancel in hulf on both anow and zce. Anli -freeze keeps your ear'a cooling IIY&lena funFtionlnJ tn cold weather by allowin1 cool liquid to ftow around the lllnline block wzthout frel':zlinr. "Per· nzane11t" anti-fr.,eq can ()., put 1n nnw and "'Ill ..-ork efti.dently fur tht> duration of winth Alcohol, "hil<e lea:JII npPnllive, will hozl away unloE'IUI the radiator iH ch,..clr.ed frli'quently. Sign On 10 00 • 0' 600 6 30 8M • 9 30 Capl M1dnzght 3.00 Matinee Tt-.:atr,· or "j Stgn On Toda} Coffee Tir.1e Dmg Dong S~hool The PrrC'e ls Right Home Tir rae Dough It Could Be Yuu Current Cam•r -:. GOE-s To School 2 30 TennesseP Rrn1e P"ord v. ~:ath o• r Evaluating 1956: Goal For 1957 I lo'OK SAJ<"i:I"Y'S SA.K~ "wln· l.• riz ~>-'' your car before cold 'Get Down And Dig!' ' 6~ 7 00 ll 00 w ·oo 10 30 II 00 12 00 12 .30 I 00 ?. 00 Channel 3 SATUI!DAY l(om,e &onomist Suggest Buyer Look lj Carefully Into Freezer-J'ood Plans Septic Tank Test Is Easy Points Out Engineer A SoH Bank bue Is edablllllecl for eaeh farm. Thla btae Ia the av~rage acreag~ tor the last two years planted m row or grai~ crops To be eligible for the lit- , ger payment this Soil Bank bait · acreage must be reduced and payments wtli be made of $9 per •ere for acres reduced below the base. Land taken out of other cropa such as hay will receive thr. smaller payment of $2 70 !)er acre. It is Important to understand the purpose of the program is to reduce the productwn qf crops now in surplus It is also important to understand that under the Conservation Reserve program three years IS the shortest t1me a contract ror the So1l Ban\r: program may he Signed, if the land is now rn permanent veg~tation If tbe land does not have a permanent vegetative cover then the mini· mum period is flVe years. Contr<Jcts run for a longer time in the ease of retiring to the production of trees. Assistance is also given under the program in establishing vege. tat1ve cover on the land. Thts amounts to approximately 80 % of the cash <"Ost of lime, !erhlizcr and seed lf the farmer fads to keep his acreage in the Conservation Reserve thrm he b subject to penally and must refund all the money P.<Ud 111 the establishment of the cover. After cover is established on land 1n the ConservatiOn Reservt" no ('rop Of any krnd may be bar. vested. LIVestock may not be pa~­ tured on the area at any lime dur1mg the perJod of conlract The only type of harvest perm1tted ts on some areas which may be used for wtldlife purposes. These areas m.ust be worke d out m cooperation w1th the gam!' manag~ment people and are to prov1de food for wildhfe. While the rates or payment under the Conservation Reserve are not large there may be many farms which have not operated m r~ent years With a net mcome of $9 or more per acre for the crop !Ieason. As an example of thiS we might consider land which produces 40 bushels of corn per acre. Total income from thts fleld at $12~ a hushel would be $50 The cost of preparatiou of the side bed ,purcha!M' or the necessary hme, fertilh•er and seed, cultivation and weed control and costs of harvestmg might well run the eost of production over $4:1 per acre whiCh would then return a net to the landlord of an amount similar to the Conservation Rcserv~ payment. Land which IS now In a high slate of !ertllity and Wlll pr(lduce ylelc:Js of 100 bushels per acrea I Columbus o. -Here's an easy way to ~heck your &eptic tank to 1 ee weather or not lt needs deaning: ta k · c a stnp. of Tur~sh towellng on a long stick and dlp 1t down to the bottom of the tank. If more than 18 to 20 mches of sludge bas accumulated, the lank 1hould be cleaned. This tip (' Omes from Mel,.tlle T, Patn,e . VlwJ State Umvers1ty ell· tensio n o~g r1' ultural engme~r Pa mer sut; g t-~s you in!!.pect )our tank once a year lu prevent trouble form cloggmg. The only 1ure mttthod of dun ing • septic tanlc Ia to pump it out. Chemical cleanara tried so fn hnen't been tatlsftctory, Haw oft•n your tank nMda de•ninv d•· pends on lh 111• end the amount of vte it geh, but If It n-.da d .. n. lng mo,.. often them every 3 or 4 reen, it'1 too •mall. Palmer says the mmmun tlze tank for a 2 bedroom home IS 500 gallons, prov1dmg you don 'l have 'I garbage grrnder. W1th a gnnder )'ou shoutd hal'e al least a 75D: ~allon lank, but you won't go wrung by installing a stil l larger one 'Giving' Claimed To Be Secret Of Getting Ahead Colll,plbW, 0. When you've nu· &bt the a«ret or Jirina:. and o1 ~ba.rln& wil.h other., fOU jult call 't worry, Dr. HlrVQ' C- Hahn. put« of the Otterbein Church, Dayton, told Obio HI dub advillen and KUeatt ret!ent17 at 1 luneheoD meetina: in the You!.ll Ceuter on the Ohio State taifJ]'eUDdl here The noted miotJter, wbo, u a boy 10 Cleveland, IOid newspaper~ and &biDed lhoet to belp 1upport W.. five aillers and brothers, blamed lack of .ecuri(f fOr many of our pre.art-day trouble~. "The treat majorl.tJ of people lD the United Statf.l today, "be said," look on lef:UI'Ity u tomethinJil you caD bold. But .e-c\Uity 11 not what we een bold, what we can eou.Dt, or wbat we can pl.aee a prztf! laJil on. It It •bat we can tramlate l.ntCt aerviee to our feJJow men. FARMALL OWNERS ''Think of the five pertODs who have contrll',uted most to the development of your own eha. .. · .JDd personality," th~ speaker told members of bJS audience. '"Then .urk your~el.f bow much of the world's a:ooda they poueu What you have iSD't too important It's what you .(liVe away that counts Tbe more you Kive away the more God and society Will try to ~·ve back to you." Letart, SPECIAL DURING January and February w. va. •TUNE-UPS Mr. Sherman Bteping returned rrom St. Mary's Hospital in Huntmgton after submitting to surgery, •PAINT JOBS •OVERHAULS Mr. and Mn:. Curtis Young of Dunbar called Tuesday i n t h e llomes or Mr. a n d Mrs. Donald Thompson , Mrs. P'anme Taylor Mr and Mrl Rich Roush, Mr. and Mrs. CeeU Bleslllng and Mr and Mrs. Fred Rouah. they are plannmg on returning to their farm io thiS area the first of the year. •ETC. SAVE Mr. George Reed and Eugene Staats called on Sherman Bleaaing who is recuperatmg at the hom~ of Mrs. Leuyena Rainey. LETART fALLS NEWS , The Faithful Circle Class of the [ Methodtst Sunday School h~ld lheir annual Christmal! party at the Communrty Hall Tuesday even mg. A ch1cken dinner was served to 1 t members and two guests. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Boncutter • an Conn1e Mrs. Garnett Chapman were shoppmg m omt Pleasat Thursday. I Rev Eddie Burman of Ashland., ter, Mr. and Mrs. St. CLair HiU. fbey spent Sunday with tbelr uncle A. C Burman of Ripley, W. Va. Meigs Equipment Co. INCORPORATED Butternut and %Dd St. Conveniences Galore :FREE FEED SERVICE MAN :TRUCK HOIST :DUMP SINK *ELEVATORS vvvvvvvvvv MOIIPIGIM~ RIGHT PRICES • New Hammer Mill •No Waiting •No Shoveling Courteous Service USED FARM EQUIPMENT Experienced Employees WE ARE THE Make Tbe Meigs Co. Co-Op Your SEE US FOR: DEALERS FOR DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON Headquarters SPRING NEW HOlLAND Save In 'Prleo and Gel Your Refnnd Think Of Us Fulton Thompson Ph011e 419 Pomeroy at MEIGS CO Phone 98 SEED Top Quality - Priced Right FERTILIZER YOU NAME IT! WE HAVE IT! THIS AND WHEN YOU THINK OF FARM EQUIPMENT PoD)eroy Your Meigs Farm Blll'ellu Has Tbe ..a KY, spent Wednesday with his si• SAVE EVERYBODY KNOWS Glfts were excbang~d. The next meellng will be at the home of Caroline Miller.. Attending were Hattie Shank, Ida Cramlet, Orpha Hill, Caroline MlUer, Fanme Varian, Genevieve Powell, VIOlet Gr1mm, Nola Amos Allee Balser, Rose McDade, Rev. and Mn. Workmtn. Mr .and Mrs llaroJd Grimm are spending the holidays in Columbus where the 1r son and daughter-in· law, Dr and Mrs Earl Grimm, of Chicago, Ill , will meet them. • • SCHEDULE NOW! Automatrc clothles washers and d1sh washers don 't affe<"t the siZe Mrs. Etbel Fry and Mra. Ammey of tank need~ However, a laue· Boston and Mite attended t b e er drsposal field Wlll be required Xmas program a t Board School rlue to the !n<"reased amount of House Wednesday afternoon. wate r being used 1\loderate amounts ot >:alt brme from water softeners and wash1ng delergen'.s won't Interfere wilh the lank's oper.,tion I 0 Jack Caraey, Mer. Lowest Prices CO·OP LET US PROVE IT! Pomeroy Yes, C<>me In!- Let Us Prove To You Tbat We have the best Servtce Program in Sou~eaatern Ohio- Call Us ..... Try Us! · �• ..... ,_ ..;.' - The Daily Sentinel ........ ~:m =::;a ene~unc~oy ........ ........ ..._asw. \!lll' .....OL &It liNE- EDITOR ,..,, !'!.'!Y!!!~-a:.:.-:~~ylle_..n..ti~. Bothnelh-Kimball, WSAZ -TV Channeli - - -..-- 6Ui'<~ by The Ohio vaue, C St.. eroy, 0 Busi.nclta olft~:e -~~ RtC_.. .. OWIIN- GINERAL MANAGER • 2-Dally SeJillnel, Pom•roy-Middleport, 0 , Dec. 28, 1958 RABBIT PUNCH DBV~ TO INTERESTS OF MEIGs-MASON AREA ..iJ.Z[&• .-a,t......&...J ......_ ---- P'RIDAV' __ Cblnnel ;, AI~T &'POS'il) 'TO HIT BACK! In~ . Now's the Time To "Winterize" ·--• Odl Cll>'. 18, N. Y. . -~ dua ll1all.ine: matter at the post office at _,..._ ... ~vel7 bJ carrler where available 30 . ~ee at Tbe Ddly Sentinel offi( t!, · man~ $3.1)0, Hy Jf'anne Smitb,. Sale\7 Con11ultant l>od~te By motor rou1 ~ . lbOnth ll. 8y .ail on• JUr ...' six months ' ' f arnves. a audd.!n Ponn or I r• f'ZP -up n10y catch ~1,1 uupre· parf'd on sltppery atre'¥•• w1th ,e._.r \ nubriJty daugero'*ly !!m Ile d Ml)l#! hoUri d.arkntBII. fre QUPnt overcast and tog condit•ons, rain, ll lt"et , srnowsl<Jrms, slualt 'lllutl e red wznd.1!hreld8, mtenae g lart> of aun un ortow and 1ce - all tht-se conddiona mRke w tn ter dnvrng more h:1zardous. When you vz~;tt your dllal~r'a service deP*rlment, reme.nber to htlve your windah1eld bhldes checked and re• placed 1f neceuary. Summer 111n can bake the life out of rubber blade& and cause them to atraak the windsh1eld. O~h e .-w•~. ~ked Thursday wb~t "good words" he had for the people o • om;roy m 1957. Mayor E. F. Robinson was brief Were gding to have to get down &Jid dig if we care to take adv~tage of the expansion that apparently is to come here " he ..id. · . It is n~ s~et that Mr. Robinson, who arcepled the mav01 's JOb the first time four years ago did so because of popu1af de mand. He has given romarkable dignity to the office and condueled lllQ I manner becoming to a Christian communitv His rourh are models o! reasonableness. yet stnct where the occasion demands and 1s warranted by circumstances As with anyone in ' similar position. he has faced crittcism In his court and administrative actions. ul always tell them (councU members)'' he sa td , "Thev arr welcomed to sit in my chair and conduct court " No onC has vo(unl"'!red. to date ~e mayor does not expeet to run again. At Ihe same tim e. it IS clear that be hn not shut the door and locked it solid to another term. President Eisenhower's famous statement while he was President of Columbia UnivPrsitv that he wanterl no political orfice left him the out to accPpl the nomination from a nation that demanded be run It is to be hooed that the next mayor . tf he is a new one. will brinJI to Town Halt as much respect for the office and ability aa Mr. Robin&On. The next mayors of Pomeroy ond Middleport hkely will h:tve much to do wltb future raoiditv of J>ro~ress in both towns. Industrial exnansion inside Mei~s County sePffi S actuallv to be at hand . If "thines are what tltev sf'em '' the twin towns may be living through growing pains of th e first order before lonct Mr Robin11on had i' point We'll hav f' lo ''get down and digr'' ' When you pick up your evemng Dailv Sentinel have you thouaht of the many indespensable st-r VH'es tt does for vou which no other private business can r.lo . tncludmg radio Und television? This week, the Jast before 1957. has b(~en a time to evaluate the work in 1956, How far, we ask ourselves hav" we advanced toward creating and operating a good Jlomf' 1wwsrwper In pondering this question. a few back issuPs of thf' Oa1lv Sentinel were thumbed through. While lh,,·c> n•mams much to be done, we were proud of the quantity and quaht .. of services performed for Meigs countians they ran get no\\- here else Here is a partial list noted in no more than one Wl•ek's Daily · Sentinel issues: 1. Death announcements Relative.~ and friends depend on their home newspaper for quirk. an·uraff' IH'Ws of trnw and place of services for dear ones !hat hnvp llepartcd How l·lsc could this news be circulated? 2. Free circulation of information awl bark ground mnterial for all public campai~nS dn ves and <;nch wo r thwh1l<' com· munitv endeavors as the Rloodmoblf(• VISits 3. Announcements for publu: ~ 1-rnwin Jl~. an examniP. bC'ing the benefit performances or lh<' lo~ · 1' mmslrrl lmu pes An nouncements of rehearsals of lllf'SC' ~roup s 4 News of automoblle a<ndt•ut.s v.ht•I e in fnl'llds and rPiaUves may be injured or killed 5. Church announcements vital to th e forw~u d progress in morals of all communities 8. Publication of valuablo information to home -ownPrs and \ gricultural news which together with nohce-s of rural meetings to study aRr leu laura\ Problems, r'Onshtulf> an imaluable setvlce nowhere else available. 7 .. County Hea ~ th Department nP~'s Onlv last WC'rk I he Health Department announced polio hoo s tl'' shots Wf'l'<' to be given Thursday and todav. Without !he Horne uapf.1r fh1s new~ eould not have the prominence and attention to detail that It deserves. • &. Publieatl<>n of le~al noilces as re~uired by law including the current delinquent tax land list ' • •f. • 9 News of business changes and expansions in our munities. com· M:1ny other 11 kJnds11 of news are regularly featured in your home newspaper Our job In 191\7 w•ll be to do a bette•· job u1 every way aettlng these services to our rPaders. MII(AN SCORES IN HIGH "OUfiT Around and About W ilh Robert R11ark As \H' nl'ar the l'n tl of a highly unpt'Jft·d y1•ar - my Lord , Elo JS(' , 11 fJas !we n a me!ls' l have a l1ttl'l sa~·· ;u1Hrc lu pasa orr to the po.u11ng m1lhon s It's thi~ Ne1 tlwr oflt'J Th•r accept adv1ce, of an~ so1l frum anybody I ht 1'1\ rrr lhrs ruck ~ er. businet;s fur ~u mall} ~ears that I ho. vt: >Wt u off my forefmgcrs an11 am haliWd) through the middle drg1ts t havco pon lrfr(alcd I ha ve waved my Jllt JrnalrstJc arms and shouh: •l I have con .t rur tt•ll and destroy. ~d. lauJ.(hcd .. nrl l•n ed, snccrf'd and jef'red b•!en ~ vmcrous\y folk sy and loftily la h d" bioodv dah. l have [ extra~lcd more mileage fr ::m ''am't" and double negauves than anybody but the late Will Ro ger~ TIJt•re art' srx scrapbook s w1th frl'e rnlumn, plalllered to each slde ol tht• paKl'S. and 1t t:~kt•s lwo ml'n and a boy to hft i'a ch volum(' You would tlunl< that somewhere In th rs lrmp lealher mausole um of dcau rdeas would be a o;m rdgen of advke that was worth lakm,", hul I <"ant hnd any I frnd lhtri!ts a nd J1Jdignat10n an uccasJOH,JI new s story , some ftN~tures, and a lot of pieces w11 h bei:lllnrngs, middles. and end~; , but no adi!Jcc Eleven yea rs srnce llw war und l fJ av£' n't advised any f my'''il't~l"''iew 1 body an~thltlg 1 h1 s rs a hell uf a poor record v.ht·u ~ou rh rnk of TJr !\lorman Vmtc nl l'f'al;· Thr WISt', ·t ~<'<'IRS to rne, tcr1d to ud\l~l' ion rnuth , and lhe un '1 WJS(' <trc unt111 llrng to aC('f'pt anuthcJ man's h;ud way experience Co n ter~t·ly t he hall·smart are C'\ en to•rgh('J thnn thP ~lS('aCrl's ahout ll rl(JaJ!tn;; the11 u.!e~s of how to run ano th~ · r i(']low's life One of !h;• reJsons I qu1l going to rwwspape• saloo ns 111 New York was ,hat thPr(• was alv..ays some (h tm k aro u nr l with expliCit lh oughlg abo-.rt how I ought to be duu1g 111\' JOb and it generally E'Udt' d 111 unplt'asantness lr ~ ~ r ou~h l'rwu~h to bumhiP I I I' 1 I th t o ugh a tnh wr lhoul ahsorbrng <1 lo t nl o,rt~·dp slatre Aparl from a{ ,., .. \l111g thp rudwH nts of a pro· f ps~wn whH h t:tmw.;, undt·r the 1 h('ad t•r mstr Ul'twn there IS JOlly llltle that ~rnhodv can tell anybody ahout the prru;t!cutwn of h1s l life or WEST SHADE wi!tk II seems to m(' that evt'r smce was a lnutl~h !Nd people have bt•('n t. i11ng m~· what I wanted to l,YN1"A'i!li do. wh.11 I should do what l ou&::ht EW YORK- There la a tendency these daya, to do especially nmong those of ua who are Just f.'onsi(lt'rln~ that ahoul half lh(' a couple uf yenl's too young to have done any lnnc I lJIIly hav; ll vagUl' su spidun ~onalderahle Illegal dtznktng, to look back upon of what I am .z;:u1 n.L: to llo m•xl. tim the New Yotk speakeasy of ye•terday aa a low, ~ct•rns jus! a IOII(' h mtrtrszH' not un~tanlt~~ozy zhve, full of thugs and endlessly be· t o sa} dlcek' 1'hc ducf prl'sumplng razded by 1 evenue agents who h9.dn't been_ 1r on 1s !hal yuu <: h()Uld feel graleproperly paid oJf. The picture la only halt-true, 1 Jul for unsolJcdz•d bluC"prrnts fur I conclude after havlng fi!.Se&~hed among my your future older, alcoholic acquaintances who cut. their teeth The surest way to earn a hreon gm bott!A In those deadlalla. long enen~y '" to succu mb to a rt' · Ar.lwdly, there waa an air almost ot elegance qut•st for a<lvJcc, dPllvr-r sam(' anri about u. number ot these boozing jolntl~an air then wntch I he h atred mou nt ns which In l!ome caaes even muahroomed as repeal the pellllOner e1lhcr disregards 11 came and the epeak went atralght. The bel!!t Mel Helmer Qlld falls on lm ra<'e or accepts it reslnurant In New York now ll, likely, Twenty.. and falls on hzs face R er-tdl.t tlltl bar.t One; back In the old daya lt we.e called Jack When people ask for advice, of ~sterJti!Gr, and Chazlle a (old·tlmera atUI uee the name) and they do n't want It , they want <"On· even then wa11 considered by many to be the beat currence wlth the1r own 1deas, pii.Ce ln town. You had no fetat· of J'QII\I' blind trom the alkl aet up with appltmst> on the s1de. And by the bark~p there. when somebody jerks the rug out There aren't many drtnklnr establlahmenta even 1\Gw in MaD• from und~r I hem , they hate the llattan that touch the luxury ot the Bath c:lub in w..t Gard, where advisor for agreein'( w1th them In a doorman wearing gold brou.de admtttd cuutomera to a three. the Jrr~l place. and make a srmple •tory manaton with a marble and (Old rnyer and a chamber·muala transference of guilt To you orcheatra provU:llng accon•panlment to the popplnJ of champagne A simple example rn pomt Lots coaka. The men wort evening pumpa and black pearla In tbelr ahlrt of kids wrtte to ask me how to be lr"Onte and wine.. could cost you up lo:t $tO a macnum. Drlnka 11tarted a suece:~s 111 Lhe newspaper bust11t a buck a throw, and a man could. get potted In an atmf)sphert ness, how to go nhout It 1 alway~ ot complete reftnement. , , • e say, 1 don't know They shi'Ug thrs CL081l RIVALS TO THt~ RATH were the ltplcUN. ln the Eut one off. nrl sny. hul how did I 1\0e otr Ji'l.fth - a white stone houee with a two-raUon m&pum of start' cornae on the bar, three- ~lin ing rooms and a cUentelt of oitlaena Well . I sav I hothcred n lot of readlnl' 'J'h~ .Bconomid and Tl•e Wall Bl1'reet lo.1'nal-and the manal!:mg t>ditors trnlrl nnA of them gave me a JOb as copy hoy, Mal\&lon. The Mansion, In the West Ma, WRS another thrte·ltory aft'atr fUll m1x1ng past e and hustlrng coke,~;, nf chandehen. drape• and tape~trlea, with a hup entrance haU ltlt4 and liiUch I so ld classified ad!! ov· a balalaika orcheatn. The entire third floor wu rtven over to CJ.a.rdl. er the rounter, rnn errand s. took ping-pong and backgammon and you got I'JtO the M~lon only 1 matnt>cs to department stores, and with a wooden admlaalon card that wu mlK'l!. harder to obtain than, then N:Ol another copy-boy's Jtzb Jay a currer..t membersh•p ln the Harvard club. ' And one da:-- ·thent was a val'atlry AMther pleuant boo~ing place wu th• 19th Holt, wMN J'rencb Ill the ~porls department. and and Swl,. 'IL's.ltera served bond 1aleamen out wtth thelt tUitomert' That doesn't !iem to be goo d wivee. Debutafttes beu u1ed to delight In orderillJ the exotic pot&IH enough, by haU A look of suspzf'rJ/c, the carefully arranged drink uf m.uJtH::olond llqUtUfl, each CIOn veils their eyes, as if I were llnglnl tbe alap mellculou!ly. 1 holding back a trade seuct Whal I wonder often how drama ernie John Chapman would. have made ' is this bum being so tag:~ ab(lul9 aut bon! ; IL wu Chapman wha once ordtred a ~ae cote In 11 Jow.. You can see the thought pro<"ess. down Eut Side bar and then, when the b&rk"P broqht hia pa'Oucl Actuall}, I've com11 to the r onhandiwork- mixed it wUh a awl"zle atlck, drank It down and aald, ] elusion that there rc>ally zs n't any "F\ne, let'• have another." such thing as arivrl'e An)thrni Btll'a Bar featured Curlier and lvet prlnta and a $f,GOO ctrar.o J:Ood that ev.-r happ£'1lf>d to me •taN Indian out (Nnt, and for &'&lety few could touch the Napoleon happened dt'sp1le ativtce In lh'.! in the upper I!Oa we1t or Jo~lrth The Napoleon had a (OJd and lvory contrarv and never b~rau sc of ad entrance h~t full of mlrrou, and a theatrlcal eUentele who kept It v1ce. AU of the bud lhings that from ever beln1 dull. ever happened to me I bou~o:ht on The Lof Cabin. over an Eut Side I&I'Jit. UA :rou N&"ister u a my own trme, and wouldn't have numbtr, and hlll.d an aquarPI.zm In the lobby, alon( with a ladlel' l1stened I( somebody rt•alb astute parlor wit.b dim Nd. and blue IampL if you .-.n~ lQIIS absent from had st86Nd me tother way 'round Lhi8 place, you JOt a come-on-over I>IUer that. Mpa.. "Dear trlen4" 1 have blen rlaht ovC'r \Pto wrong ltnd r.terr"*l to the Los Cabin .._. "your club." w1lh encouraR:ement By Mrs. Ruu.ell P•iftter r.TI and ~tr~ Marshall 1\llller and C'lur{lren of Downrngton were Su nda~ ~uc~h of Mrs .lenme Housh N Mr 11nd Mr~ Ualph Painter and Mr and Mrs Harry Urown and ~ uns wcrl' Chn~tmali 1 aftornoon J• aller~ of Mr azrcl Mrs l !{u <;sJ•Jl J>'·.unter anrt so n Robert • ~00 We stE'fn Feature 1,. 30 Quee11 F::.r A Dav 445 M.t>dero Romance~ ~00 Comedy Tirnt' • 30 Aunt Dtu Show II 30 Co~t)( 12 30 Mr Wtzard \ Theatre Dov n 0·1 The Farm 1 30 Blue-Grsy Football Classic hoy Roa:arl News 6·13 Scoreboard ' 6:30Rosemary ClOQll.e)' Sh~w 7.00 Sat..JI'clay Ni&"ht Jamboree 7 JO People Are r~an,. &·OO Pel'J"Y Comn. ·h~w 9 00 Clilesar's Hour 10.00 George Gobel Show JO 30 Your Hit Parade 11 00 New• and spOm t 1 30 Cbarqpionship Bow11nt 12 13 Owl Thl!atre 1·30 Siilt Off ,.t$ NBC News U!O Th' Life gl BIIOY ti:iO W•ltor Wlaoh.U Sho• U:OOTbe lll:lb Hope ChevY Show 10:00 t.:avaJoa4e of Spern Filht. 11:00 Hews HeadUaee ll:lS Wt.@tdmast 11'110 Prus Bos: II .30- Toni&hi Slp!Ofl Channe~ 8 WCHS·TV - - - - - · ---------------JI'IIIIl>\Y CHANNEL I 8·00 e-..o~.dn ~anearoo SATURDAY t1ftannel 9:00 Morning Show 10:00 Garry Moore \1:30 St.·ike It R~~!> Si.an On 13:00 Valiant Lady Capl!lrn Kangaroo 12:15 Love o! Life 1:00 KatiP's Kitchen 1:30 A~ tb.e Wotlo ·ruw 2,:10 Ou• i,l!,. Brooks j I 3.00 3.30 t 00 4.15 r 4 30 J 00 6.23 6 30 6 45 6 55 10 00 IQ 30 11 .00 11 :05 The Big Payoff Qob Crosby Show Br1a:hter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night Earl!• Show Les Paul&: Mary Ford Your Esso Reporter Sporn Parade Weatherman Douglas Edwarls My Fncnd Fllcka West Point Story Playhouse of Stars Crusader H~ghway Patrol The Lme Up Person to PersOn New11 Scannmg the Weat~er The Late ~how ,1 ·10 SIGN OFF. Might)' Mouse II 00 LuC11:y 8 Ro. ncb 12 00 PR>\ YER Big Top 1 30 Town & Country Crossroadt 2 00 Gator Bowl ' Mr and Mrs Dana Turner and family weru Christmllis gue~>ls of Mr and Mrs Will Hellman, Sh1rley Jene and Billie remained at the HeLlman home fo!' a few days Mr and ~rs Larry Roush of Waverly spent Tuesday evenlnll w1lh Mr and Mrs V1rgtl Roush.. \.klry Jo Roush returned hom~ wltb lhem for a few days visit. Mr and Mrs Gene Lanham, Mr. and Mrs Lenard Lanham Jr anct bahy of Parkersbur&. Mr and Mts Wlll J1~1lman were Chrtstmas Eve guest!:! of Mr and Mrs Lenard Lan· h<~m and family Mrs V1rgrl Roush and Mrs Jenme Hou~h attended the W ·S C. S. C hrr~trnas galhermg at Chester F1 uby evening - tiicbola breedmg providea the nmbin~tion of vigorous health, early weight. e•ceptiotllll livaLtlity •IKI top feed efficiency that api!IIB low coat per pound on lot after lot. On a buyers' market, that can be IRi&hty important to you. You'll "keep altead or the redn when pricea are low, Teady to reap 10od profl.te in the months ahead. See your V e.ntres8-Nicholaor I ndiao River-Nichola hatcherymRR, tod..ly. ~ 4 45 Easl·West Shrine Game 5 30 Range Rldl'r INCORPORATED 6 00 A1r Power Exeter, New Hampshire 6 30 Golder, Playhouse 7 00 Beat the Cloek 7 30 BUCC:il:leers 8 00 Jack1e Gleason Show 9 00 9 30 ~ 10 00 t0-30 Fleming Hatcheries 81eubeovilte Woodsfield • St. Clairsville, Nelsonville, Ohio Columbus, 0. That new poinsettia you recetved fo r Chrtstmas should stay pretty for anotber couple weeks, maybe longer, If you take good care or it, says Victor H Ries, Ohio State UniverSlty extension horticulturist Rzl'S oUcrs the followmg .suggestrons on po111.setl1a care Keep th~ plan! out vf drafts well '>'alered, and don't let rt become powder dry When 1t drops 1ts leaves and looks ragged, put 1t tn th~J basement and water 1t once a month. Early next June cut ea<'h branch back to about two mches from the bottom and rcpot the plant 111 good topsoil, e1ther In the same pot or m one !I]Jghtly larger. Bur}• the t>ot Lo rl.s top m !I sunny place m 1011r garde n Nex t fall take the plant back m the house before n1ght !tmperalures drop below 60 r!egrcCs. Pomsell ras are short-rlav planh tllal " 111 not ;;ioom when the days arC' lung Kcep!ll g plants ncar a n l'leclnc light at 11 1ght may \eng· l!1en tl;ie ;;PaJ·~· $!llfJcw nllJ< to pr~ vent their b1onm lng, he sa) s. Gale Storm Sbow Hey Jt>&.nme Gunsmoke C HANNI~L 13 11 .44 Sign On 11 .45 12. 10 12·15 12 !0 1 .30 2·15 2 :415 3 ·00 4 .30 q 00 ~ 00 8.8o 1·00 7:13 7:30 8:00 8:30 0:00 9:30 Cartoon Club Noon News Ne!4hbors Mldday Matinee F"timir.ine '!'uucb Luserace Litf' With Elizabeth Afternoon Film Festival Sq~ Serial Time MlckP.v ~ouse \..."lub Oat'"'D' Club Ftve St~ Flna\ KuktabFran & 0111'h N Jo hn al Y I: t e e\Q Rln Tin Tin Jlm Bowle PubUe Defender Tro.tsure Hunt Confidential File :\zgn On Our message is sl10rt and 2 45 Western Movie timple, and it has o(len 2.44 ,' 445 Bible Tlme ~00 Two Gun Playhouse 8'00 6.15 8 :..'0 7 .00 7 30 · 9·00 10.00 Ui:30 12:30 \ Saturday Newt Swappin' Sam's Scoreboat4 Forum • Eddy Arnold Time Famous Film Fe11tiv&l La oYrenu Welk Masquerade Party Theatre S1gn Off --L-IT_A_Il; ,::,.:L:L:;I-;N-.-;I;;W;;S;-- - and Mrs. Broock-s-:R:coc:u-::sh- o,f=wheei·•IJI p1111 '..lW Ol JotlqJnap tr JO tf'lJ!q ana, w. Va spent over the week 8l(l JO 1uawaaunouuw u11 patqa~ end w1th thetr aunts, Pofr•- Lena 4.I tfh\Od 'H sJW put ·.:rw Ratehff and Mr and Mrs. Geor1e E. B. Lynch of Charl~aton. BJrs. Deiley. LYncb Is a niete of Mr. P(lwell Mr and Mrs Ralph West of Mta. J. D Heiney spent several Cincinnati are spendine: the boll· d&y1 with Mrs. L L. Nice, Plant8. days w1th her parents Mr and Mr. and :Mrs. John Stobart spent Mrs. W W. yarL!m. _ Christmas with their daugllter, Mrs. J D Routh left Wednesday Mra. Wella of Columbus. to 11pend the winter with her niece MJ. and Mra Herbert Roush.j C A Turner, Columbus. Garner and PauUne Rouah, Mr. ·a been SMid before. but we ' say it with renewed hope and real sincerity. To you and you and you, to every· one, a happy New Year! ~ Your John Deere Tractor Dealer MORRIS Implement and Supply " 0 N" o•••~ Phone 3202 . " .. '1 I ~ •' tD rt)QMfAbtr. Howtftl', ln. tht mldat ol the lh.llt.bbl. . ., Ul.rt WM 110me eteranee • _., .., •• not ~· away au ~ Dad.'e pld.CSl' mtDlOi'iu, lhaU wet It he wan~ lo ~ember the Jlt ~ 1\ up ha u Juxurl.o~ ..,,. 11p1 out v.._ w110""-. 1o Nlll!o wu ot.....,. .... P*:•• ._! So )left' b my arl\'IN:' Drsregard tl, all ol ;t, at all limf'll People l offer It out of their own ('xperienee, which doesn't necessanly f1t your own. Make your own mislakes, capitalize on your own succe~sful decision~. and the n~xt time somebody grabs you by the lapels and says. "Now t hi11 I! what yon ought to do. . ,'' 'haul oO: and hit him ri1ht smack on the no9e I (COpyrigbt. 1958. by Feature Syndicate, Inc l UnJted Racine Thla dlatlnctlon COIUI to Marl· lyn DavlB, or Hoeklng count7 and William Morris, %1, of Allen count7. Their 4-H recorda exem• piUy the beet over-all &e90DlPIIBh· ment In 4-H project Club work and community aet1v1tle11, accord· log to the E:xteW!ton Service of Ohio State Unlvertllty. Both received a eerUftcate of merit Marilyn attended the NM• Uoual 4-H Club Congree! held rect~ntly ln Chicago as guest of tlu~ Ford Mutor Co., donor of the 4-l l AchievemQ.l.lt award!. She wa! among the 1200 delesatel honored rrom 4!1 states, Alaska. Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Ohio 4-H'ers Bad • From Club Congress Two Ohio 4-H Club members have returned ta thl'>ir homes from a week at the 36th Natlo!lal 4-B Club CongrAs$ held roeently Jn Chicago. They were etate delegates ln the 4-H Dre!l Revue and Garden programe. Marliyn Writsel, 17, or New Holland, won top state honors aver all other 4·H participants ln the 1966 DrHIUI Revue, and a ch,mce to model her prlzo-'l'.lnJJing dr1113s lu Chicago. For the lOth year, Simplicity Pattern Co., provided the trip award. Marilyn' s ensemble was a ebealh dress, nr.locoat Bnd a rain hal that she designed herselr. Choosing nuJ.terh\1 wet weather would not ha rm, she paid $25 lor 1t and a[leUt nnother $25 on uc· cessorles. It took about two weeks to complete the outfit. Marilyn is now attending Ohio State Univerelty on a scholarahlp. Bhe was Junior leader of her local 4·H Club. It took more than a men thumb for Denny Spaulding, 18, ()f Goshen to win state honors In the 4-H Oanlen program. He not o~y leMrned to make hie garden arow, but al8o how to market tM products. Denny raised all ot his tamlly'• lrulte and 'f'ogetables. He froze .orne tor friends Q.nd relatives. He raisM all his vegetable plants from seed under a tluore1oont light. He recelved H blue rlbbon11 as awa.rde on bls project He attended junlor leade'1'8hlp recognltloo camp and the annual state i 1-1 Club congres!. This Is th e 11th year that Allis· Chalmers, Tractor Group, baa provided the Congre!ls trip These programs are conducted by the Extension Servlce of Oblo Stat& University with the U. a. Depl of Agriculture cooparating. WE HAVE A I Complete Line! u.,. Farm Equipment ALSO loyously, we greet th. New Year, Sincsrely, we widt for you happiness, health and pro,perily , Gratefully, we thank you for your' pat. ronag• throughout the year. ;OMES IT 'l»E 04Y AFTER llE MAK!iS 'l»E LAST 'dYMeNT OW 'l»E 01.0 llEAP.. ·AN0"· Oil, a.l! ~ERe WE 60AG41N"•• SUGAR RUN FWUR MILL · Phone 150 Mulberry Ave. ~'''\\·1 applle• to the Conaervat1on Reserve !1 now av.allable to lrlei&t County lumen for particl.patiQ.D. Jn 1957 and 1ueceed~na yeart. Many question• bl.ve been riJ.ed concerning th.i.J proara ntn since lt1 adoption by CoD1'88' 111 1956 The act tlatee that it is in the intereat of tbe ceneraJ welfare tbat the soil and water ff:IOUI'ftl of the- nation be not wuted and depleted In the production ot bur· denaome aancuJtuul aurplUJU. The polu:y of Cona:;reea •• en•cted under the Soil Bank act UJ to protect and lncreue larm Income •ad at the same time -.,rotect toU, n ler, (Orella and wildlife reaoureet from waste and depletton. The act at.o Is dll~&ned to lusen burdens of eueuive IUppllel farm products •nd still provlde an adequate balanced and ordetb' now of tbese products in interstate and foreign commerce. Melva CCMtrtty hrmen wiH 1M lnterett.d In the retes of pe.;....nt1 which wilt 1M $9 ~Nr acn per tur for land talc•n ovt of pi"'OIIuctlon of eom. ama'l grl'fm, tabiiCO •nd .,.. tatott. For ltnd tektn .vt of ......, cluctlon of other crops the ,.YIMI'II II $2.10 per acre per'"'· Farmen 1nter~ted in flndin& out how tbe Soli Bani prouam would work on thelr farm should contad Ule local A. S. C. Office in the Muon1 Temple Buildin1 to Jearn the exact beuefit. ther mleht teelll'e on their fram b'om t.biJ program. Land owners who ml&ht be part.lcularlf .Interested include ab.entee t.odlords, thoae who are •hQrt of llbor for their farm operation •ad those who wiah to relire the fum from actual .Producticn while al the tame time eoruerve tbt fert.Jhty tlurt b on the farm. The ConservatJon Reservl! cootract goea w1 lb the farm m case of the ule of tbF farm unleH origmaJ wooer relbndl p~ymenla made. or ·- · 10 00 Ray Anthony Show II on News of the Night ll 15 Mystery Theatre l2 15 Sign Off SATURn".Y CHANNEL 13 I THt:RI: W£RE SPECIAL llt\NGOUT8 tor aU tractes. New"' tapotrmen pe.tronlaed ltu! PH!III Grill .and tht Prep Club ln the Eut lOa. The lihl'raU druk at a pl•ct c.1aUttd Toay'a and cl~k·&nd• 1ulton pe.troniad the J . and L., upatai!'ll In a loR bulktlltl' In the We.t. 301, wltrt there were Jood, Ullc:lk ...U udl lln• aJe MlUn& lor a&l...._ Mualclanl uaed Ult Uth Street Club, raeketten hun&' out ln The Strollen. wMrt dtontr wu trM to NJUlaq oa Tuuday., and Vil· 1.aprt erow4ed Into Jullu•', once 4eacrt.be4 by artllt Al Htnc::hfeN u "a madboute Without k"per.." Tht.,. wert, of cqune. 110me dUIIlP¥ of tile ldD4 people Mw chOOM Ohio &lrl and boy were aamtct lor one of tb• hl&h••t bonnre In t ·H Club work, theltlif Stat. Acbtevament &ward. WHTN-tV Chann~l13 FRIDAY C. I. tLAKIILII would, ot eourN, return more inCo"nt, Atrkultvrel AteM come by not •il'ninl liP under the The Soil Bani program u it ConRrVilt.l'on Reterve program. At~. The Lale Show dau~o:hlcr Mr and M['l,( GPrald Violcl Mr nnd Mrs I··\oyrt Spence and dau· ~hh•t Mr and M1 s. Alva Clark al\ d :;on, ~tr and Mts Denz1l Gl'oglcJn and Mr anti Mrs VJrgil Ruush anrl lhlldrPn were Chnst mas tl rnnt r gut•sls of Mrs Jennie Romh Lower cost per pound keepS you In busln&ss Pricea ~own? Time now to lower l 00 The Loll..! Ran&er 700 TBA 7 15 7 30 8 00 8 30 9 ·00 9 ·30 J0:3() Poinsettia Stay Pretty Two M9re. Weeks With·Care 101t. bJ ueing J-way crC~taea biLI!Ied en Nichols femalea. 11 30 Tales of Texas 1t.anrer4 1 t.iO tiousoporty I o Life on the Fatm 12:30 Seareb for Tomorrow 12:41 GuldiDI Ltpl .Columbus, 0 . - To all homeWhat is the monthly payment oo makers who are thmking of buy- the rreezer" On the food' in& • food freezer that tnclude5 a What rate of interest would you food plan, Thelma Beall, Ohio have to pay'~' State UnJver,ity extension home h there an extra chahe for food mlnagement specialist, has these processing? For tbe deUvery of words of advice : lb.~ food? a<"~pting the food plan, ~•n "InvestigAte carefully Freezers youIn select the brands and varie-Wlth food plans are e8Senttally a ties of foods you want, or must meaoa of sellmg on the tune-pay- you take some which your family ment plan both a freezer and an doesn't like? rr you buy a quantity allotted amount of frozen food . of meat, how much of 11~ will be '"Nelther the food nor the freezrn souQbones, hocks. cheap culll? er it being given to you" Whal grad~ meat wtll be supplied' The specialist says that one way What is the quality of the ather to jud.(le tbe wortb of a tret'ter- foods offered? food plan buy hr to find out the What woula You have to pay answers to the fol,owml questions. for the·. freezer only, if you purDoe1 the contract .state exactly chased 1t eb:ewhere? How much bow mueh you are to pay for the would you pay for a hke amount freezer itaelt? For the tood? of food of the kind you want, What down payment would be when you want it, if you bought required for the freezer? For the through other ehanneb? food? l"hat carrying charge would you "The purchase of a free~ full pay on the !reezer1' On the food? of frozen food often sounds like the answer to the high cost of llvm~:," Miss Beall continues. "Just remember that elaim1 as to the great savmgs that can be made by lhe purchaae of a freezer with a food p~an ne often exaggerated. NEWS IN FARMING 4-H Achievement ' 1 00 NBA Game Sky Kmg 7.00 Dr. ~lldson's Journal 7·30 Bdcl,ie Fisher Show 12·30 Building Ameril'll Fu ry Wild B1l1 Hi~'kok News JJicture 10:i~ hmou~ Howdy Duoc'y 11 00 s-.u t.pon• Eye ~:~ Weath.,.._ll ,..in•· o keep de•• olf the 1hield aad win-.wa, your It"&· er a ad delroeter IIIU!It .. "orlf. properb. Both thoulcl be checked thorourhly l.r your service attendant, alonr with thtt batte-ry and veltal'e reaul•· lo r. And remember t~ tha\ wHh fewer dayllrhl h~Jura, you'll be uai.nc your headllchta more. They should be lne:pected a• wt-11 aa the tail li&"hh and turn aicnale. · Braltea and tirea mqat be in' guod condztion tor maximum atop· 1ung Pffii'Jency on alip~l')' pav.menls Have rein(orcod Lire rh,un8 avp. rlable T~>stl by the Comm1tl••e on Wmter Drzvn.g Hazards of the Natzonal Saftty Counc1l ~how that tzn chaina cut brakmg d1stancel in hulf on both anow and zce. Anli -freeze keeps your ear'a cooling IIY&lena funFtionlnJ tn cold weather by allowin1 cool liquid to ftow around the lllnline block wzthout frel':zlinr. "Per· nzane11t" anti-fr.,eq can ()., put 1n nnw and "'Ill ..-ork efti.dently fur tht> duration of winth Alcohol, "hil<e lea:JII npPnllive, will hozl away unloE'IUI the radiator iH ch,..clr.ed frli'quently. Sign On 10 00 • 0' 600 6 30 8M • 9 30 Capl M1dnzght 3.00 Matinee Tt-.:atr,· or "j Stgn On Toda} Coffee Tir.1e Dmg Dong S~hool The PrrC'e ls Right Home Tir rae Dough It Could Be Yuu Current Cam•r -:. GOE-s To School 2 30 TennesseP Rrn1e P"ord v. ~:ath o• r Evaluating 1956: Goal For 1957 I lo'OK SAJ<"i:I"Y'S SA.K~ "wln· l.• riz ~>-'' your car before cold 'Get Down And Dig!' ' 6~ 7 00 ll 00 w ·oo 10 30 II 00 12 00 12 .30 I 00 ?. 00 Channel 3 SATUI!DAY l(om,e &onomist Suggest Buyer Look lj Carefully Into Freezer-J'ood Plans Septic Tank Test Is Easy Points Out Engineer A SoH Bank bue Is edablllllecl for eaeh farm. Thla btae Ia the av~rage acreag~ tor the last two years planted m row or grai~ crops To be eligible for the lit- , ger payment this Soil Bank bait · acreage must be reduced and payments wtli be made of $9 per •ere for acres reduced below the base. Land taken out of other cropa such as hay will receive thr. smaller payment of $2 70 !)er acre. It is Important to understand the purpose of the program is to reduce the productwn qf crops now in surplus It is also important to understand that under the Conservation Reserve program three years IS the shortest t1me a contract ror the So1l Ban\r: program may he Signed, if the land is now rn permanent veg~tation If tbe land does not have a permanent vegetative cover then the mini· mum period is flVe years. Contr<Jcts run for a longer time in the ease of retiring to the production of trees. Assistance is also given under the program in establishing vege. tat1ve cover on the land. Thts amounts to approximately 80 % of the cash <"Ost of lime, !erhlizcr and seed lf the farmer fads to keep his acreage in the Conservation Reserve thrm he b subject to penally and must refund all the money P.<Ud 111 the establishment of the cover. After cover is established on land 1n the ConservatiOn Reservt" no ('rop Of any krnd may be bar. vested. LIVestock may not be pa~­ tured on the area at any lime dur1mg the perJod of conlract The only type of harvest perm1tted ts on some areas which may be used for wtldlife purposes. These areas m.ust be worke d out m cooperation w1th the gam!' manag~ment people and are to prov1de food for wildhfe. While the rates or payment under the Conservation Reserve are not large there may be many farms which have not operated m r~ent years With a net mcome of $9 or more per acre for the crop !Ieason. As an example of thiS we might consider land which produces 40 bushels of corn per acre. Total income from thts fleld at $12~ a hushel would be $50 The cost of preparatiou of the side bed ,purcha!M' or the necessary hme, fertilh•er and seed, cultivation and weed control and costs of harvestmg might well run the eost of production over $4:1 per acre whiCh would then return a net to the landlord of an amount similar to the Conservation Rcserv~ payment. Land which IS now In a high slate of !ertllity and Wlll pr(lduce ylelc:Js of 100 bushels per acrea I Columbus o. -Here's an easy way to ~heck your &eptic tank to 1 ee weather or not lt needs deaning: ta k · c a stnp. of Tur~sh towellng on a long stick and dlp 1t down to the bottom of the tank. If more than 18 to 20 mches of sludge bas accumulated, the lank 1hould be cleaned. This tip (' Omes from Mel,.tlle T, Patn,e . VlwJ State Umvers1ty ell· tensio n o~g r1' ultural engme~r Pa mer sut; g t-~s you in!!.pect )our tank once a year lu prevent trouble form cloggmg. The only 1ure mttthod of dun ing • septic tanlc Ia to pump it out. Chemical cleanara tried so fn hnen't been tatlsftctory, Haw oft•n your tank nMda de•ninv d•· pends on lh 111• end the amount of vte it geh, but If It n-.da d .. n. lng mo,.. often them every 3 or 4 reen, it'1 too •mall. Palmer says the mmmun tlze tank for a 2 bedroom home IS 500 gallons, prov1dmg you don 'l have 'I garbage grrnder. W1th a gnnder )'ou shoutd hal'e al least a 75D: ~allon lank, but you won't go wrung by installing a stil l larger one 'Giving' Claimed To Be Secret Of Getting Ahead Colll,plbW, 0. When you've nu· &bt the a«ret or Jirina:. and o1 ~ba.rln& wil.h other., fOU jult call 't worry, Dr. HlrVQ' C- Hahn. put« of the Otterbein Church, Dayton, told Obio HI dub advillen and KUeatt ret!ent17 at 1 luneheoD meetina: in the You!.ll Ceuter on the Ohio State taifJ]'eUDdl here The noted miotJter, wbo, u a boy 10 Cleveland, IOid newspaper~ and &biDed lhoet to belp 1upport W.. five aillers and brothers, blamed lack of .ecuri(f fOr many of our pre.art-day trouble~. "The treat majorl.tJ of people lD the United Statf.l today, "be said," look on lef:UI'Ity u tomethinJil you caD bold. But .e-c\Uity 11 not what we een bold, what we can eou.Dt, or wbat we can pl.aee a prztf! laJil on. It It •bat we can tramlate l.ntCt aerviee to our feJJow men. FARMALL OWNERS ''Think of the five pertODs who have contrll',uted most to the development of your own eha. .. · .JDd personality," th~ speaker told members of bJS audience. '"Then .urk your~el.f bow much of the world's a:ooda they poueu What you have iSD't too important It's what you .(liVe away that counts Tbe more you Kive away the more God and society Will try to ~·ve back to you." Letart, SPECIAL DURING January and February w. va. •TUNE-UPS Mr. Sherman Bteping returned rrom St. Mary's Hospital in Huntmgton after submitting to surgery, •PAINT JOBS •OVERHAULS Mr. and Mn:. Curtis Young of Dunbar called Tuesday i n t h e llomes or Mr. a n d Mrs. Donald Thompson , Mrs. P'anme Taylor Mr and Mrl Rich Roush, Mr. and Mrs. CeeU Bleslllng and Mr and Mrs. Fred Rouah. they are plannmg on returning to their farm io thiS area the first of the year. •ETC. SAVE Mr. George Reed and Eugene Staats called on Sherman Bleaaing who is recuperatmg at the hom~ of Mrs. Leuyena Rainey. LETART fALLS NEWS , The Faithful Circle Class of the [ Methodtst Sunday School h~ld lheir annual Christmal! party at the Communrty Hall Tuesday even mg. A ch1cken dinner was served to 1 t members and two guests. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Boncutter • an Conn1e Mrs. Garnett Chapman were shoppmg m omt Pleasat Thursday. I Rev Eddie Burman of Ashland., ter, Mr. and Mrs. St. CLair HiU. fbey spent Sunday with tbelr uncle A. C Burman of Ripley, W. Va. Meigs Equipment Co. INCORPORATED Butternut and %Dd St. Conveniences Galore :FREE FEED SERVICE MAN :TRUCK HOIST :DUMP SINK *ELEVATORS vvvvvvvvvv MOIIPIGIM~ RIGHT PRICES • New Hammer Mill •No Waiting •No Shoveling Courteous Service USED FARM EQUIPMENT Experienced Employees WE ARE THE Make Tbe Meigs Co. Co-Op Your SEE US FOR: DEALERS FOR DE LAVAL OLIVER FERGUSON Headquarters SPRING NEW HOlLAND Save In 'Prleo and Gel Your Refnnd Think Of Us Fulton Thompson Ph011e 419 Pomeroy at MEIGS CO Phone 98 SEED Top Quality - Priced Right FERTILIZER YOU NAME IT! WE HAVE IT! THIS AND WHEN YOU THINK OF FARM EQUIPMENT PoD)eroy Your Meigs Farm Blll'ellu Has Tbe ..a KY, spent Wednesday with his si• SAVE EVERYBODY KNOWS Glfts were excbang~d. The next meellng will be at the home of Caroline Miller.. Attending were Hattie Shank, Ida Cramlet, Orpha Hill, Caroline MlUer, Fanme Varian, Genevieve Powell, VIOlet Gr1mm, Nola Amos Allee Balser, Rose McDade, Rev. and Mn. Workmtn. Mr .and Mrs llaroJd Grimm are spending the holidays in Columbus where the 1r son and daughter-in· law, Dr and Mrs Earl Grimm, of Chicago, Ill , will meet them. • • SCHEDULE NOW! Automatrc clothles washers and d1sh washers don 't affe<"t the siZe Mrs. Etbel Fry and Mra. Ammey of tank need~ However, a laue· Boston and Mite attended t b e er drsposal field Wlll be required Xmas program a t Board School rlue to the !n<"reased amount of House Wednesday afternoon. wate r being used 1\loderate amounts ot >:alt brme from water softeners and wash1ng delergen'.s won't Interfere wilh the lank's oper.,tion I 0 Jack Caraey, Mer. Lowest Prices CO·OP LET US PROVE IT! Pomeroy Yes, C<>me In!- Let Us Prove To You Tbat We have the best Servtce Program in Sou~eaatern Ohio- Call Us ..... Try Us! · �• t QIQrSentl!!el, l'bmeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Dec. 28,1958 Pomeroy Seciety N&tes -, Guy ~~eeJst.G~de ~i.th Duke Tomght In The Dixie Classif ft. WTS ~ - - ~ abud: ic.,_...a-.u.__· f£. Itt MW lmpr81114N . ~ ~ ~ -;1 1 to 1 .... pre!lil!e by walloping Wlnlam & Mary. 89-72 . Washington & Lee accomplished ih ur~Pt despite a briLhant 27-point performance by Chet Fortt>, ihe r:~ation'! third-rankin,t: major rollelf.P scorer .Per:~nsylva. ni.a beat Davidson, 83-79, .aDd Penn State dt.feated Richmond, 64~0. in other games. Play eonlinue3 today . and tonight wilh the 1mals Sa tur- 'l'lllt J)bde CtaaJ.c. )aelu the . U tw . . cnatelt P~ltip at tbe 11 tournaeoUete ~ mltlltl eurratly Ia ptqress but thin were Important results else- ~- UDheetea iD 4r Ta:hqs, bf'ftl' looted bitter D!IOIII:htrJfiSib-ranted Utah, IT~ ,..._. University of Connecticut •- ·~ ~--d of the "'~-a-..:.. ...-.... a late rally to beat Mlam1' """ .._ ........ ..,._ .......-.u. Clwloe Dlllht but ~ f:la. •. 7f.'IO, In the !!rat of he nnmlnr into a red·bot bole the Onll!Je Bowl Tournament aft? team 'll'hld"l be.a,t ~ehth-r.nhd er Pittlburch topped Seton Hall, West V1rclnla, 73-67, ln tbt open- 78-efl, Stanford t:fefeated ValparaiiDa round. so, 8$-St, and Western lter:~tacky wba(le4 LaSalle, 89-?B. Wayne The B1ue Devils were tbe na- Davfi sepred II) pointl for Cormecttob's 12th ranled team but were lieut; PittJburrh limited Seton DOt eaptde4 to handle- Rod Hwnd- Hall aee Diet Galnea to 10 points.; li>J I& Cca. Y•t they ouWebounded Stanford set a toumey record for and out-hustled the Mountalnev, d~felllfe in one game and Owl"n and even madt ff\JndJey loo,l: lild UW$rln PQmped In 33 points fDr duplte 24 p01als. Duke also ha1 Westnn Kentucky. beaten tbird -rank~ Kentucky so Thursday n.libt 's ric tory eould uot Colorado, ranked 20th along with in any way be reaarded as 1 lowa and Californi,a, whipped MissourJ.. M-!18. and Michigan State "fluke." d.owru~d Nebraska, 79-65, in their Nort1\ Ct2'ollna, however , wUl go tint-round g:tmes ot the Big Seven Into tonight's game at . RaJeigh, Tournament at Kansas City, Mo. N. C., a heavv favorite on tht basis Bob Helzer's 17 point! led Colo~f Its velvet-smooth sheUarling of rado while Jack Quiggle notched Utah. l..en Rosenbluth, who wound 21 for Michigan State. KanSAs, up. wltb 36 points, led a drive that 5&67 tictor over Iowa State in the put the Tarltieela In bent, 42--32, opening round , plan Oklahoma in at l'ilir-tlme and midway In the lhe feature game of tonight'll secllteOnd half the lead had ballooned ond-ioilnd p)&J. to 19 points. In the Queen City TournamerJt Southerners S~ Cl"" at Buffalo, N. Y., Canlslus beat Defending rhampion North Caro- ConeU. '19-60, and Minnesota lin1 State upset 20th-ranked rewl, · knot!lred over defending charitJlion M-70, and Wake Forest whipped Xavier, 88-78, to reach. Saturday DePaul, 74-68, to make it a dean night's title round . Hank Noawk round • sutprising re§Uit of thl" All-College Tournament at Oklahoma City. £1gin Baylor had 32 points and Dick Stricklin 30 ror Seattle. Memphis State beat Texas Teeh. 99-77 , Mar· queUe walloped Georgia T~eh , 102. 78, and Oklahoma City topped Ida· ho State, 70-68, in th(• other games. Hofstra 's defending <:•,7~~•~';: beat Upsala, 63·57 , in the Invitational Tournament at Hempstead. N. Y .. while Wf'st Virginia Tech toppled Gettysburg, 11$.78, Bucknell ddeatl"d Wagner, 85-65, and Cortland ·reaeher~ outclassed Springfield, 81-62. Ken Hammond of West Virginia Tech was the !fUr of the day with 33 points. • ... ,. • • 0 • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • Jtlrs ,i MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Tommy HurrieanP Jackson, Far Rocka· way, N. Y., outpointed Julio Me· deros, Cuba. to. LOS AINGELF.S -Don Jordan , 142 Los An.e:cles, outpointed Archie . WhltPWilh•r, 142, San fi'rancisco IO. East Is Favored $995 In Shrine Grid Clash Saturday TodaysSports ·Expect Feller Parade Retirement To BA d I e nnounce a back with .POMEROY MOTOR CO. 22~ but the toUoWhlj: "ye_.UR· .. , 4'i~d ,. del- .500 !Ot ·the fl.rat urM.Jt 9-l;J and ther"ealter wu .U:Mfl" LEGION AUTO SALES .. 1955 PlYMOUTH BElVEDERE . FOR THAT 1 In Private Dining Rooms For Small or J"arge Parties PHONE 396 •' HOTEL MARTIN .r Po~~~v·s (Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Perry, lessee) I I v· • ' lSi 1956 PlYMOUTH SAVOY 8 ., Guaranteed to Go ••• . Thru Ice, Mud or Snow or We Pay the Tow with new ffrt$ton loolc lOt- tN& ~h of odds. • 1953 PlYMOUTH BElVEDERE 1953 CHEVROLET 1953 PlYMOUTH CRANBROOK - -- - 3-1951 PlYMOUTH$ PlYMOUTHS 1951 MERCUIY COUPE '· ' POMElOY OHIO MOORES • SEAT COVIRS *HOUSEHOLD APPUANUS •1'1ASTilS •FRYERS •COFFEE MAKERS *SPORTING EQUIPMENT •t.ASKETIALLSand EQUIPMENT •FOOTBALLS *HUNTING and FISHING EQUIPMENT • Sfiattuns oml Shells • Rods and Reels •HUNTING CLOTHES 4..;f~.i.:,..~4...;..----------------.,..--...,,._____:_ _, MIA MI. FLA . UP • Paolo Rosl, the balding Jtaliatt who i3 as agile in th(' ring as he ,is on the dance floor . ruled 1 2-to-1 favorite over Baby Vasquez In umlght 's nationall telf'Vi8ad 10-round bout at BlseaynP Arena. Both lhlhtwelghts are known to telcvlslnn farts, tttr t~tu~"h won hix last appearance before tht> cameras. Rosi, who has won several rhumba an (l. eha-cba contests tn his spare tlme, ha• a record of 23 victoriea in 2l6 fights slnce be eame bel'e from JtaJ.Y. Vasqu.ta bas won 45 of sa fi.ghts. Clean, test llld reeharge banery. Clleelt steerlne ud pension syatems. tu• \ Change transmission and dlfferfttial. . . JIMMY PARSONS, Inc. a,.lecl on •-.unci til-e b~les or on your o~n tires FREE Two-Door - Clean and rarllle .to fO. W411b!i \6. someone the Happiest Driver in 1'oWa = Comi Ill S. lnd Ave. Mhldleport .. $201!5. 11--------·,·,--------------- , ' MEIGS MOTOl ¢6;;... For Tho Asking *Piu1lax and rKappable tlr11 H& R ,. .. ~IRESTONE DEALER STORE lil.f!l! C!!der of llllddleport Ip~~~~.~!o~~"'' l<t6~APED -BRIDE TO GO HOME and wife Clo Ann get 20 minutes togelllier. : w • Ward Family Reunion Held Christmas Day With but 15 ~r, of the cou nt}"s population. Pomeroy had 21 ';. of the wre<"ks. Middleport. also with 15 ',: or the populalion , had 18'") Of the ('OiliSiOnS. However, 1956 shQ1Yei"l that the driver had much better ehanees of eomlng out nt an ace1dcnt unseatred in either town than if he cracked up on the counly's hi ~ h· ways and rural roads . Rural ~owns and areas outside Pomeroy anrl Middleport. with 70 per eent of the popu lat ion clut · tf'red up the sheri ff's and State Pntrol's reeords with 213 wreeks, or 54 '/, of the total. invo lving 52 per cent Of the wreck Nf ears. and !njurir:1g 69 per cent of all tho.<~e pNsons b1·uised and cut. And be· sides. it was oulside Pomeroy and ~lir!dll•port that five IJl'upl e were killed .and a horse h~·sidcs Ht•corrl .~ Mr. and Mrs. William WaJ:d, Charlottesvile, were home for Christmas for the firat time In four years and they left Thursday to return to Charlottesville. Others here witQ Mrs. ward and her roster children, Dorl MeGee and Ann Jeffers were Plandolpb Ward, Ravenswood; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ward, Pomeroy; M.r. and Mrs. Jerry Ward and son Don, Moundsvile; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin DeVol and daughter, Carolyn, and Judy Ward, Charleston. · :Jrt' not aeressihle for for a compansnn. ::~!though off1cers are in a~r('(•mr nl tha t the 1956 accident t 0t~l '"surl'ly exeecds Jut yt>ar's' ' The- Gallipolis State Patrol Post told The Daily Sentinel it had in- t vestigated 32R accide nt ~ in Gallia County, ontsule Gallipolis. Offi· e(·rs there t>stimated Gallipoli~ itself averaged B to IO mishaps a ~ek, or approximatl"ly 400-500 during 1956. This would relied Christmas progra m at th1~ rhurch well upon \!eigs County's safety rerord, bul in cQmparison only. Sunday evening. Thert' is little- dilft>re nce betwll'en A gro up of young people ac- bad and wor~t! wmpanied bv Re\'. and Mrs. Harry Bales anti Santa Cla us visited the Drives Out Of Living loom Carnwn Re .~t Hom!', the Jntirmary SAN DIEGO, Calir. UP - Mrs. and various homes thoughout lhl• Ida May Lefevers was surprised community, s ingin g carols and indeed when a n automo~ile Santa giving out gifts. crashed into her living room while Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. <:he was watehing television . She Robert Rowen were Mr. IIOd Mrs. was even more surprised when the Gomer Row~n and daughter Min· driver got out, looked around , tben got back in the car and dro•e out. nie of McArthur and Mr. and Mrs. Gco. Marll11 of Columbu.q. LAUREL CLIFF Mn.. John Diehl Attendance at Sunday School Dec. 23 was 101 Collection $14.25. Lawrence St;nitb, son Larry, and .Rev. H1rry Bates were in Columbus last Tuesday. ~ ,Coti Rensllaw has return· etf !i~Rre alt(fr ~ending sOme time with her sister Mn. Florence HowelL Mrs. Faye Lewis or her mother Mrs. Wedn6sday. ' Paul Jacobs and w~eltebd ' g'ue$ts of Pearl Jacobs. was a guest OJ'ville Allen •1111tnSt IIOlf prup11111hon you"lle- eve• ner Mts. guNtsHerman of the formers tpr Hoffmandaughand family of Logan . "Mr. and Mrs. Verne Story of Columbus Mr and Mrs. Clarence Akley of Athens werl! Christmas dinner gue5\ of Mr . and Mrs. Norman Sehaefl'r. · Mr. and Mrs Lou Dil'hl and Mr. and Mrs Rob BowE"n and son cAll ed on Mr .and Mrs. John Diehl Tuesda y evening. · -- · -----· SMITH CLOTH YOUR · FOR Women Boys See Our Modem Styles Catk .... OWner .• ' . Ml4dlepori NOW•• ~ ·. .FOREMAN and ABBOrr APPLI.AHCE 108 Mill St. Phone dM-Y ' lllddleport 1 YOUR KEIPSAKI. FOitEVIIU lUXORA Wtddlr19 Rlng $500.00 $1~.00 I ;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~::;;;;;;;;;;~~A~I~ar~g~e~cro;:W<I~;;'~I~te~n~d~ed~~~~h:•, I Shoppiitg Headquarters tiDlcWIRft:. 1 friend were Mr . nrl :\trs. Robert Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. I son Robc1·t Jr. called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer Carmen, grandma Car. men and Mr. nd Mrs. Earl Freeker dtrlstm•s day guests at the and son Rorlney, Christmas day. Pearl Ja"cobs home were their chi!Mr. and Mts. Marvin Roush and dren Mr, .:nd Mrs. Clifford Jacobs 1 ehildrrn spent Christmas eveninll and son, Jack, Mr, and Mrs. Bill 1 with )fr. and Mrs. Chas Diehl and Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jaeobs, sons Bruce and BeverJy, Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl was Steve Eblin, Greg, &nd Beeky, Mrs. Christmas dinner guests of Cbas. James Gllmore. Judy, Sandy, Brens Diehl and flUTiily . da •nd Denny. Karen Turner Q! St. Peter.qburg Lt . Cedric Parker of Ft. Bragg F1a. spent Christmas with her N. Carolina spent the Christmas P'•nd mother Mrs. Josi.e Turner. week end with his parl"nts Mr. and K'enny Lunsford spent the Christ Mrs. Pearl Park('T . Mr and Mrs. PParl Parker and mas week end with hi:; parents son Lt. CedriC' and M/ sgt and Mrs. Mr. and }Irs. Leonard Lunsford and family . Tom Parker w<'re Christmas din- TitS! STANBACK N. 2114 An. I'::E~·=M=al=n=S:t:.;;::::======~======:;:~ 1 !1~ 5. All but one of Mrs. Gus Ward's famih· were ablt> to b e present Chrisi.ma s Ofly for ·a family reunion. James Warli. who was upa.ble to allf'tnd the dinner will spend this next weekend here w!J-b his mother and will be accompanied by his wife &Od son. Men new tires. Mechanically Sound. POMEROY MOTOR I Wiemer, maD&Cled. . - IUY ~Ten . ' . . . ' . . . . . . . . Panel Local owner - • streets. Many of its streets wind l"ver, has many moremuch mill'! or into ho11ows wbcrea'i ol \! iddlcporl is On fial. , Opl·n laud . Mr. and Mrs. Milford HaWk and rami))', Lon& Bottom, had as Christ mas guests Mrs. Ada Stivers, Mr . 'lnd Mrs. Wm. Stivers and. daugh· ten, Junior and Darrelllawthorne, ail of Pomeroy; Dorothy Hawk, Columbus, J. J, Hawk, al)d Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hawk and daugh· ter, all of Che,ster. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Vietor Stewart and C'hildren o( St. Albans, W. Va., Mr. and ?l'lf-s. Harold Jones, Minersville. Mr. · ll.nd Mrs. il E. Schwab and son, Bevcrl)', 0., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jo~s. Jr. and ehildren, Columbu!l, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones, Pomeroy, were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. RoJ; Jones, Syracuse. 1950 Chevrolet While Middleport appears rrom the record to Jbe the safest place to drive, Pomeroy apparently i!l the most dangerous, percentage.wise. The county seat town, how- MAKI ) .for·· • Quick Starting ' t,Sure Going ' / Sate \ ..·( CALENDARS ~ '<··' • 'I• ~ <" ·• 37.95 39.95 111PLI·ACTIOI TlltACTIOfl 1952 Pontfae Clllefralll · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · •.·~ tp$ "8". Beautiful Green Finish. Loathcl wi!li ltras, .>,.'1): Plmai ..!S Pair* ' 1')57 2 Door. Radio, Heater, ut.e new. C... IN ~:{w.ilily . N. liliAn; Billy. Bobby and Sutb Win .. ett. . Mrs.. Edith Hood and daughtn had as Christmas guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hawley and de.ughter Sharon Mr, an.d Mrs. Bryon Hys sen, MJ.. and Mrs. Jamea HaWley \ and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey an'11 son, all of Columbul; Mr. and Mrs. Mlcli: MWer of Middle port, Mr. and Mn. Dick Ash and sons, Joespb Hemsley, Mts. Harry Clark anli sons, and Mrs. Edith Burnell all of Syracuse. used •sEE JT •DRIVE Iff AND YOU'LL BUY iT! ROBT. Pl$ltY, •lltr· DANDY l(J9K HOW limE YOU PAY FOR TOWN & COUNTRY NEW TREADS - 1950 PI.YM8Uill -.ult I car or une~:pected eu"• Mudden17 loom out of the 4arknE"H·L :""•I 2. Watch the road ahe-ad.,-~ the lights of other vehicl~s. as well u your own, provide illumination. 3. AlwaJ"' uee low "benm hHd· ef these tlrea that we will guarantee In writing "You go or we pay the tow." St~p In today and tet ue show you how we can offer thle amazing uuaranteip. ... .. .'·,,...' . . . ', you thousands of trouble:.fr~e ~ni'te~! lf[so, . . .' '' . . we have it right here at Meigs Motors. '.· ../ ' ., ' .. • Flullh all4 dean out en· gtne, I qll. terrific pulling power One that can be bought right and .W:tH]9ive ' Cleillt, teat llld set spark plu... We're •o eure of the 1956 Fml Custolllftfte .......... ' · · · .-.~ . MID-WINTER SERVICE SPECIAl Clle<• wbetl alignment: sWitebaUU..... TIRES , ,.< ·:. for safe driving during the worst weather. Rosi-V asquez' To Meet Tonight In TV Boxing Bout Town & Country ,..,.;; · Topnotch · 2nd ~· • PHONE 388-Y !AUTO ACCESSORIES •a.lmtr•s ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A ' JGU're dri't'hal', you'll be able to atop ..rl!!l, •hoald a pe4ee~tri•n, I PRIVATE PARTY . . mosUf ii;;·d~:;:;~::~~~~·~i~f_M •if• I FROM ' de.eend. whe-a. darknee• con~ side-ntbly eMiier than during the re•t ot the year, ia it im110rtaltt to obaerve these rule1. 1. Rellluc4t QMd •• lullt ze peranl~ U JDU keep your speed 10 btlow the legal speed limit of ~e ltl&htr•1 on •hich sei*an iD l&el I t1 simple rulu ean make nilt"hi. driri•llt" aa pleasant and dfe- u a tn id-d.ay trip to the aupermArs ket. Eaped&llJ" during thne winter months, I BY OSCAR FRALEY Unltd Preq Sportt Writer NEW YORK UP - Fraley's finol follies of 1956 IO .,,. you the 2 Door. V-8 Motor. RadlQ, Heater, lovely new Black over 1 rootball bowl "win,ners" - and 1 li.F.VELAND. 0 . UP - Bob never thought you d have enough Fcllf"r, the greatest strikeout artMaroon finish, local owner. money to last out thl! year. ist ~inre the day of Walter JohnRose Bowl , SAN FRAN CISCO uP - Battle son , wlls cxpertrd to announce lines Wl're drawn lo(lay for the Iowa over Orego n State-Here a hi s rclirl'meut from Baseball to· 32nd annual Shrine East-West grid guy cm1ld get highly technical day. rlassic hf'rl" Salurduy as bead about multiple fractured offenses E. Main St. Pomeroy Th~· 36-p:"ar-old Iowa playboy coaches Terr y Brunnan or the and cumpountl fpJonious defenses. East and ll11ck Shnw of thP West That way, everybody would get plllnnrd tn c&ll u press eonferenC(' named their all - ~tar starting line- mad at evt•rybody f"I M•, r.obody at abmJl noon tu ttnnuuncc he's ups. would under.-;land what anybody .. all t hrough." Di!ICovered by Cy Slspnh·ka in The East will go IJ,t,., the fray a was talkin g about and th ey'd still t'lo~e a~s1wiatr~ sav th(' e.v.one-touchdown fAvorite with a have the Rose Bowl parade any- firehallu r, an almost ,;aulomatic"' Van Meter, Iowa, the then 17·y earbnekrleld composed of Paul Hor- how . To sum it up, - just happen St.' IC("\iun for the gall\ (''s hall O[ old Fel ler was prrm~tted to re· nung, Notre Damr. quar·teJ·hack; tn like Tow:1. [rame will r~::ject ~t'VH<J l major ma~n with the Indians O\·er thi! Abr Wnod ~Orll), Ill innis, h•ft half; Coffon Bowl Jca_gul' offers t u de\'olr all his t~r O LI'St of sev~ral other major Terry Rnrr, Ml~hignn . ri.11:hl half: t.imc to nn insurance bu~iness and !f':tgut• teams. The controversial nnrl Ray Alberigi, !'l.'nn S!t~te, full Syraeuse over TCU- This is a hPltJiug to guide the players pen- decisio n was maue by the late bAck , ease oF wht•n <Jn orange !s not . an sion fun d. Kenesaw M. Laudis, commissioner The West wlll eounler with pags- orange and will it pack more aafe- · of baseball in order to prevent Although rerognltf'1 a.~ the must ln!il' nee John Brorlit>. ~Ianford, h• in c-o!lon Syracuse, ror sonie one of the wilde~t bidding sprees quarterhm·k : Jon Arnett. Southl)rl\ daffy rPa~ons nicknanwd the overpowering pitrhur of his time, California, left. hal f; Pet{' O'Garro, "Oran);{c," was squa.!ihed thoroush- Feller's d~cisiun means he will go in hi.itory. UCLA, right haiL anrl Dean Der· ly in lhc 1053 Orange Bowl. But Into retirmn<'nt without having Feller was an immediate str iki!by , Washington , fullback. c.>;ttau ~live rcst•arh hall shown that achieved his No 1 goal: A world out sensation, equallina t he th en 1 The wuather forrcast is for ron- llorn efl hogs· TCU, yuk-yuk do 1s~ries victory. lie had lwo tries major league mark of 17 strike· : tlnued rlear and wurm -but enach not lhrir<' oh orange puels like for it in tlw 194B ~~·ries with the outs in a gll'me against the Phila· Hrl'nnan of th(' Enst is n't worriNI Florida ru ltle . Now ean you lo!iV~ Boston Bra'o'cs, losing one!' by l -0 delphia Athletics on Sept. 13 of his 1 about that. He can't fi gurr• the mr. a bcltt'r reason for pirkin& to Johnny Sain. rook1f.' season. By the cnr.l of 1938 W. Main St. Pomt'"roy Syrneu~e? But 11 World Series \'idory Is he had written a new nwrk of 18 Both eoarhes luve announct'd Sugar Bowl just about all the "boy wonder·• or strikeouts in oue game into the their plans. Tennes~ee over naylor- Mother the 1930's railed to uceomplish in record books and had aequircd 11 ~ ''We will go mostly for end run~ 1:1lways kept her mad money in an 18-yf'ar career during which hu enough poise and skill lo go witfl 8"- Four Door 1 and a pa!~ing Jlame," s~ys Shaw the sugar bowl, but th.ilt ain't equalled or smashed some or the his fLrst batl to launch his string I for the West. "'No use in trying to the J·euson. Remember Davey Croc- game's most prized pitching rec- or 20-victory seasons. buck thllt hlf.: Ea11t line ." kctt was 11 volunteer. And remem- ords . Four Door Re11chos Slardom In 1939 Brennan plans to mix 'em up ber what o11 Davy did to that thar Senutlon From Start lie rose to "real" stardom with more. b'ar in Tennessee. Let'em rarry A sensation from the time he a 24·0 record and 246 strikeouts "We'll have about 10 plays, Bowie knlvf!s in the second hall Club Coupe broke in with the Indians in 1936, in 1939, then slarlf'd the 1940 sea!(Oing e ither to right or ldt, plus and I don't !'K!e how Tennessee can Feller shares the all-lime recnNI son against the Chicago White Sox the pas.q ~atterns," ~ays Terry, tho lose. Notre Dame boss. Oran1• Bowl ~TON PICKUP Clemson over Colorado - The NIW ARRIVAL Buffaloes picked up a lot of sup. Mr. and Mrs. Ra}" T. Hl g-gins of port when they dld just that to Four-door Columbus are announcing thl' mighty Oklahoma for the first hirth of a daughter tlt HoiZN" Hos· half. Then the roof caved ln and pltal. Dec. 27. The mother Is the rww the walls come tumbling 4 Door fotmer Mary Drakt. Grandparents tumbling down. From a technical nre Mr. anfl Mis. Wheeler Drake standpo int, each team will fiel1 2~1951 1 of Pomeroy and Mr. and M r~. Tho· 11 men. • mus llia,inl of Pt. Pleasflnt. GrN~I G.tor Bowl 11randparents are Mr. und Mrs . ·P itt over Geortia Teeh-Thia, Six Pasnnger Edward Jlumphrf'y or Rork undoubtedly, earns me the accoSprings. lade: as the idiot of tile week . But [ lite my llne:s ble,. rough and annor-plated. That's Pitt. Sun Bowf Texas W~slern over George Washlllfton-Tbti will be 1 tr• mendous encounter between two alw4ys-dangerous adversaries. How YOUR HEADQVAIIT!RS FOR: is that? There's a long way to go til Spring! And mueh T••l'fftt loWI Mississippi Southern over West of the going for your car Is apt to be on the Texas State - Cuz I like tanJeriDes. And where ebe c-an you start tuQed side. Take advantage of our Mid-Winthe year Wlth seven straiJht loster Service Special to put your car in shape ers? 1953 Ford Customllne r~~~~~*~~i~ Althuuch it'• true that darlmea:s ing th.Bn 7ilka , a day-ti few me driv ing. I FIGHT RESULTS l!ly UNITED PRESS A Wow·· Of A Buy -/ By J~•·~ Smitb.. Dodre S.t"i!tJ cc-d• HOST WOMEN dial ib• driv ing •t nicht. whom h av~ maatered ni~tht drivmllf, the drin• little alte r dark and thu1 findllt her home, Colunrbu~. Thw-l!day Mrs. charles Quivey is spending after a viait with Mr. and Mrs; J a- 1 this week in Columbus wlttl Mr. co~ Schuler and other .relatives.. Quivey who is employed there. Mr, and Mrs. Paul Schuler o! Misa Donna W~\dermutb. studPortland were Ch.ri.Jtmas dinner ent nurse at Holzer Hospital H · cuests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. turned to her studies, Thurada.y 1~b" SChuler . after spendinl: Cbrishnas with her , Cbristfl'l&e cJiy guesls of Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mra. Gerald Wil· Mr'a, J(. Jt, ~ersbaeh and Mr and dermuth. Jamfl .Clatwor~hy Jr wcr'l Mr. 11nd Mrs. Clarl)nce Massar Atthut Ebersbaeh, Mrs. Margaret !pent the holiday weekend ill C'olClatW"ottby and Misa ~arcla Karr. umbus with Mr. aqd Mrs. Georie' Ira Bartels, John Jones al1d Mr. Massar and spn, Stepben. and Mrs.. Bert Wee1e were ChristMr. and Mrs. Norl'!'lan Kloes mu dimJer guests of Mr. and Mrs. spent Christmas in Lancaster with C: B. Weese and sons, Jaek and Mr. and Mrs. J. T , McClain boia. ~fr. and Mrs. Roy Betzing ell· Mr. and J4t's. II". A. Shumway of tertained with a diRner recently Bradenton , Fla. are spending thl' at their home Mulbery Ave. Guests holidays wilh Mr . anli Mrs. John Guests were Mr. and Mrs . Marion GibnQre and daughters, JaDe and Woods and Fteda and Lenora Valerie. Betzin~ of Cbest"et" at.d Mr. and lfr...,and. Mrs. Don Quisenberry Mrs. C. L . Beaton. IDd ion of Athens 1re spending Mr. and Mu. Edward Bier ell" this week with Mr. and Mrs. John ,. tcrtalned with a dinner at tllelr Bowen, Mrs. Ellen Bacr and Den home, Mulberry Ave. Christmas. Q~nberr)' . G<il"sts were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs. C. L. Arnolcl, AtlJens road Baer, }finersvUe and Mr. and Mrs. jq Sl>ending the holidays in Char- C. L Heaton. 1eaton, W. Va. with he r daughter Mr and Mrs. B.enry Ewing enand s~n in law, "Mr. and Mrs. Char- tertained with a dinner, Chrlslmas las Elliolt. at ther home Mulberry Ave. Guests 'Mrs. Irving Karr Sr. I!' a m<'dlcal were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Norris p,atient .at the Meigs General Hosp- ll.lld sorr Eugene, Mr: and Mr.s. ltal. ·F'rlb Buck , and son. Bobby, Mr. Miss Harriett Ewing of Washings and Mrs. Humer Baxtt-r and Mrs. ton, D. C. is the guest of her par· Jennie Louise Smith . ents Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Lowrll Wingett Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Lee scpnt 1 Pnt~rlained with a turkey dinner, the past weekend In Charleston./ ChristmM At tPhir home, SvrAeuse. W. Va. with their son and dau!'(h- Present werr. Mrs. Edna Carleton, ter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mr. ' and Mr~ . Carl Edwards and daLattl~ thoroughly whipped 18th ranked Tulane, 94-76, in the most ~;;.;;_:;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;.;;.;;:;:=;;ii;i~;,:,;~;;;~~~;;;;;:~~ '• ' .. ..... Dqll DQ.e. tQo. fllYII ,.._ tMII lft.rnoon. ~ Tlirha.,~' -' w.. _ of L~ - - •-t leams OUJiy 1mbtaten Columbia. 89-65, to ~--.. reu ~·h the semi-fhtals of the Riel\to fQD.n lua tlae ..U-flblb. Nt State and maod lnvltationll against Lday~ «<I .,.... hrttt me.t !D their seml· ette, which added heavily to its :I':~.C'D&*ItroN tto~llt ~. E; ; ~;:;:i;-;:~:; -;:":'~.,-~~~~do :;: : -u~ ~:.-.g::~~~~.~:;:/ra::;!~------------:~~--~--=T::-H: -E:1--::EX::-:-P-L-=o-s-IV_E_E=N:-:-::-I)--:0:-:F:---:F=E=R-=o-:-:tN:-:-::A~N=o=-.-=o:-:E::~,;;:u;;u--1 :::;o~Tt~='~;:-:: P'"''· FAMOUS PIOJU'WHCJDIED' IN 1956 ot Constantine, Loo . Wlcb... a former reaident or ChHMn. Edwnd Hlte bl •pendlnl tor Wbo wu t.b JUHt o1 nla.ttv.s several week1 In Colu.mbtll with and frielldl in M.eiKs County visit- l'le>r ehlldreD. .. rfttiy with llr. and Mn!. C. L. Eugt-ne Thomu ef Chieuo. nl. l.i the gue.•t of bis parentt, Mr. and l!ulolt Mr and Hn. Watber EYanl and Mrs. Everett Th.omatand dauabter aoa David of DeJrborne', Mieh were P'aye. r hot14ay w~kend euesta of ht>r Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomu, father, John Dl11 and daulhtl"r, son Eugene and dau&bter, "-fe \'isited in Croolunrille, Chrlatmas :i:ote.. Mr. and Mrs. H~rbm: Dixon and afternoon with Mr. and Mra. Wal · e-Jl,IJdren, Susan and Ro11er were ter Thomas. Fav~ remained Cor a dinner fueltl or Mrs. Clara Grue- visit. aer and Mn. Wilma Stobert, Christ· Mr. and Mrs. Pat. Parker anli ll\liS. daug hter, ·Robin of Columbus wart Anthon:r Schuler and daughhn b~liday and weekend JUestl of -Linda returned to ,their hom e her parents. M!". and Mrs. )Ia• C'olumbqs Wednesda~ acter !pend· Meinhart. 1Di the holiday wtekend with his Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Meinhart PJrants, h!r. and Mr&. .tacob Schu- and sons or Columbull 11pent Christl~r. mu with his parents, Mr . and Mrs. MrL Garnet Bolden returned to Max Meinhart. North Carolina Seeks To Replace Kansas As No. Sptncer ! 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Washington & Lee accomplished ih ur~Pt despite a briLhant 27-point performance by Chet Fortt>, ihe r:~ation'! third-rankin,t: major rollelf.P scorer .Per:~nsylva. ni.a beat Davidson, 83-79, .aDd Penn State dt.feated Richmond, 64~0. in other games. Play eonlinue3 today . and tonight wilh the 1mals Sa tur- 'l'lllt J)bde CtaaJ.c. )aelu the . U tw . . cnatelt P~ltip at tbe 11 tournaeoUete ~ mltlltl eurratly Ia ptqress but thin were Important results else- ~- UDheetea iD 4r Ta:hqs, bf'ftl' looted bitter D!IOIII:htrJfiSib-ranted Utah, IT~ ,..._. University of Connecticut •- ·~ ~--d of the "'~-a-..:.. ...-.... a late rally to beat Mlam1' """ .._ ........ ..,._ .......-.u. Clwloe Dlllht but ~ f:la. •. 7f.'IO, In the !!rat of he nnmlnr into a red·bot bole the Onll!Je Bowl Tournament aft? team 'll'hld"l be.a,t ~ehth-r.nhd er Pittlburch topped Seton Hall, West V1rclnla, 73-67, ln tbt open- 78-efl, Stanford t:fefeated ValparaiiDa round. so, 8$-St, and Western lter:~tacky wba(le4 LaSalle, 89-?B. Wayne The B1ue Devils were tbe na- Davfi sepred II) pointl for Cormecttob's 12th ranled team but were lieut; PittJburrh limited Seton DOt eaptde4 to handle- Rod Hwnd- Hall aee Diet Galnea to 10 points.; li>J I& Cca. Y•t they ouWebounded Stanford set a toumey record for and out-hustled the Mountalnev, d~felllfe in one game and Owl"n and even madt ff\JndJey loo,l: lild UW$rln PQmped In 33 points fDr duplte 24 p01als. Duke also ha1 Westnn Kentucky. beaten tbird -rank~ Kentucky so Thursday n.libt 's ric tory eould uot Colorado, ranked 20th along with in any way be reaarded as 1 lowa and Californi,a, whipped MissourJ.. M-!18. and Michigan State "fluke." d.owru~d Nebraska, 79-65, in their Nort1\ Ct2'ollna, however , wUl go tint-round g:tmes ot the Big Seven Into tonight's game at . RaJeigh, Tournament at Kansas City, Mo. N. C., a heavv favorite on tht basis Bob Helzer's 17 point! led Colo~f Its velvet-smooth sheUarling of rado while Jack Quiggle notched Utah. l..en Rosenbluth, who wound 21 for Michigan State. KanSAs, up. wltb 36 points, led a drive that 5&67 tictor over Iowa State in the put the Tarltieela In bent, 42--32, opening round , plan Oklahoma in at l'ilir-tlme and midway In the lhe feature game of tonight'll secllteOnd half the lead had ballooned ond-ioilnd p)&J. to 19 points. In the Queen City TournamerJt Southerners S~ Cl"" at Buffalo, N. Y., Canlslus beat Defending rhampion North Caro- ConeU. '19-60, and Minnesota lin1 State upset 20th-ranked rewl, · knot!lred over defending charitJlion M-70, and Wake Forest whipped Xavier, 88-78, to reach. Saturday DePaul, 74-68, to make it a dean night's title round . Hank Noawk round • sutprising re§Uit of thl" All-College Tournament at Oklahoma City. £1gin Baylor had 32 points and Dick Stricklin 30 ror Seattle. Memphis State beat Texas Teeh. 99-77 , Mar· queUe walloped Georgia T~eh , 102. 78, and Oklahoma City topped Ida· ho State, 70-68, in th(• other games. Hofstra 's defending <:•,7~~•~';: beat Upsala, 63·57 , in the Invitational Tournament at Hempstead. N. Y .. while Wf'st Virginia Tech toppled Gettysburg, 11$.78, Bucknell ddeatl"d Wagner, 85-65, and Cortland ·reaeher~ outclassed Springfield, 81-62. Ken Hammond of West Virginia Tech was the !fUr of the day with 33 points. • ... ,. • • 0 • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • Jtlrs ,i MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Tommy HurrieanP Jackson, Far Rocka· way, N. Y., outpointed Julio Me· deros, Cuba. to. LOS AINGELF.S -Don Jordan , 142 Los An.e:cles, outpointed Archie . WhltPWilh•r, 142, San fi'rancisco IO. East Is Favored $995 In Shrine Grid Clash Saturday TodaysSports ·Expect Feller Parade Retirement To BA d I e nnounce a back with .POMEROY MOTOR CO. 22~ but the toUoWhlj: "ye_.UR· .. , 4'i~d ,. del- .500 !Ot ·the fl.rat urM.Jt 9-l;J and ther"ealter wu .U:Mfl" LEGION AUTO SALES .. 1955 PlYMOUTH BElVEDERE . FOR THAT 1 In Private Dining Rooms For Small or J"arge Parties PHONE 396 •' HOTEL MARTIN .r Po~~~v·s (Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Perry, lessee) I I v· • ' lSi 1956 PlYMOUTH SAVOY 8 ., Guaranteed to Go ••• . Thru Ice, Mud or Snow or We Pay the Tow with new ffrt$ton loolc lOt- tN& ~h of odds. • 1953 PlYMOUTH BElVEDERE 1953 CHEVROLET 1953 PlYMOUTH CRANBROOK - -- - 3-1951 PlYMOUTH$ PlYMOUTHS 1951 MERCUIY COUPE '· ' POMElOY OHIO MOORES • SEAT COVIRS *HOUSEHOLD APPUANUS •1'1ASTilS •FRYERS •COFFEE MAKERS *SPORTING EQUIPMENT •t.ASKETIALLSand EQUIPMENT •FOOTBALLS *HUNTING and FISHING EQUIPMENT • Sfiattuns oml Shells • Rods and Reels •HUNTING CLOTHES 4..;f~.i.:,..~4...;..----------------.,..--...,,._____:_ _, MIA MI. FLA . UP • Paolo Rosl, the balding Jtaliatt who i3 as agile in th(' ring as he ,is on the dance floor . ruled 1 2-to-1 favorite over Baby Vasquez In umlght 's nationall telf'Vi8ad 10-round bout at BlseaynP Arena. Both lhlhtwelghts are known to telcvlslnn farts, tttr t~tu~"h won hix last appearance before tht> cameras. Rosi, who has won several rhumba an (l. eha-cba contests tn his spare tlme, ha• a record of 23 victoriea in 2l6 fights slnce be eame bel'e from JtaJ.Y. Vasqu.ta bas won 45 of sa fi.ghts. Clean, test llld reeharge banery. Clleelt steerlne ud pension syatems. tu• \ Change transmission and dlfferfttial. . . JIMMY PARSONS, Inc. a,.lecl on •-.unci til-e b~les or on your o~n tires FREE Two-Door - Clean and rarllle .to fO. W411b!i \6. someone the Happiest Driver in 1'oWa = Comi Ill S. lnd Ave. Mhldleport .. $201!5. 11--------·,·,--------------- , ' MEIGS MOTOl ¢6;;... For Tho Asking *Piu1lax and rKappable tlr11 H& R ,. .. ~IRESTONE DEALER STORE lil.f!l! C!!der of llllddleport Ip~~~~.~!o~~"'' l<t6~APED -BRIDE TO GO HOME and wife Clo Ann get 20 minutes togelllier. : w • Ward Family Reunion Held Christmas Day With but 15 ~r, of the cou nt}"s population. Pomeroy had 21 ';. of the wre<"ks. Middleport. also with 15 ',: or the populalion , had 18'") Of the ('OiliSiOnS. However, 1956 shQ1Yei"l that the driver had much better ehanees of eomlng out nt an ace1dcnt unseatred in either town than if he cracked up on the counly's hi ~ h· ways and rural roads . Rural ~owns and areas outside Pomeroy anrl Middleport. with 70 per eent of the popu lat ion clut · tf'red up the sheri ff's and State Pntrol's reeords with 213 wreeks, or 54 '/, of the total. invo lving 52 per cent Of the wreck Nf ears. and !njurir:1g 69 per cent of all tho.<~e pNsons b1·uised and cut. And be· sides. it was oulside Pomeroy and ~lir!dll•port that five IJl'upl e were killed .and a horse h~·sidcs Ht•corrl .~ Mr. and Mrs. William WaJ:d, Charlottesvile, were home for Christmas for the firat time In four years and they left Thursday to return to Charlottesville. Others here witQ Mrs. ward and her roster children, Dorl MeGee and Ann Jeffers were Plandolpb Ward, Ravenswood; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ward, Pomeroy; M.r. and Mrs. Jerry Ward and son Don, Moundsvile; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin DeVol and daughter, Carolyn, and Judy Ward, Charleston. · :Jrt' not aeressihle for for a compansnn. ::~!though off1cers are in a~r('(•mr nl tha t the 1956 accident t 0t~l '"surl'ly exeecds Jut yt>ar's' ' The- Gallipolis State Patrol Post told The Daily Sentinel it had in- t vestigated 32R accide nt ~ in Gallia County, ontsule Gallipolis. Offi· e(·rs there t>stimated Gallipoli~ itself averaged B to IO mishaps a ~ek, or approximatl"ly 400-500 during 1956. This would relied Christmas progra m at th1~ rhurch well upon \!eigs County's safety rerord, bul in cQmparison only. Sunday evening. Thert' is little- dilft>re nce betwll'en A gro up of young people ac- bad and wor~t! wmpanied bv Re\'. and Mrs. Harry Bales anti Santa Cla us visited the Drives Out Of Living loom Carnwn Re .~t Hom!', the Jntirmary SAN DIEGO, Calir. UP - Mrs. and various homes thoughout lhl• Ida May Lefevers was surprised community, s ingin g carols and indeed when a n automo~ile Santa giving out gifts. crashed into her living room while Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. <:he was watehing television . She Robert Rowen were Mr. IIOd Mrs. was even more surprised when the Gomer Row~n and daughter Min· driver got out, looked around , tben got back in the car and dro•e out. nie of McArthur and Mr. and Mrs. Gco. Marll11 of Columbu.q. LAUREL CLIFF Mn.. John Diehl Attendance at Sunday School Dec. 23 was 101 Collection $14.25. Lawrence St;nitb, son Larry, and .Rev. H1rry Bates were in Columbus last Tuesday. ~ ,Coti Rensllaw has return· etf !i~Rre alt(fr ~ending sOme time with her sister Mn. Florence HowelL Mrs. Faye Lewis or her mother Mrs. Wedn6sday. ' Paul Jacobs and w~eltebd ' g'ue$ts of Pearl Jacobs. was a guest OJ'ville Allen •1111tnSt IIOlf prup11111hon you"lle- eve• ner Mts. guNtsHerman of the formers tpr Hoffmandaughand family of Logan . "Mr. and Mrs. Verne Story of Columbus Mr and Mrs. Clarence Akley of Athens werl! Christmas dinner gue5\ of Mr . and Mrs. Norman Sehaefl'r. · Mr. and Mrs Lou Dil'hl and Mr. and Mrs Rob BowE"n and son cAll ed on Mr .and Mrs. John Diehl Tuesda y evening. · -- · -----· SMITH CLOTH YOUR · FOR Women Boys See Our Modem Styles Catk .... OWner .• ' . Ml4dlepori NOW•• ~ ·. .FOREMAN and ABBOrr APPLI.AHCE 108 Mill St. Phone dM-Y ' lllddleport 1 YOUR KEIPSAKI. FOitEVIIU lUXORA Wtddlr19 Rlng $500.00 $1~.00 I ;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~::;;;;;;;;;;~~A~I~ar~g~e~cro;:W<I~;;'~I~te~n~d~ed~~~~h:•, I Shoppiitg Headquarters tiDlcWIRft:. 1 friend were Mr . nrl :\trs. Robert Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. I son Robc1·t Jr. called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer Carmen, grandma Car. men and Mr. nd Mrs. Earl Freeker dtrlstm•s day guests at the and son Rorlney, Christmas day. Pearl Ja"cobs home were their chi!Mr. and Mts. Marvin Roush and dren Mr, .:nd Mrs. Clifford Jacobs 1 ehildrrn spent Christmas eveninll and son, Jack, Mr, and Mrs. Bill 1 with )fr. and Mrs. Chas Diehl and Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jaeobs, sons Bruce and BeverJy, Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl was Steve Eblin, Greg, &nd Beeky, Mrs. Christmas dinner guests of Cbas. James Gllmore. Judy, Sandy, Brens Diehl and flUTiily . da •nd Denny. Karen Turner Q! St. Peter.qburg Lt . Cedric Parker of Ft. Bragg F1a. spent Christmas with her N. Carolina spent the Christmas P'•nd mother Mrs. Josi.e Turner. week end with his parl"nts Mr. and K'enny Lunsford spent the Christ Mrs. Pearl Park('T . Mr and Mrs. PParl Parker and mas week end with hi:; parents son Lt. CedriC' and M/ sgt and Mrs. Mr. and }Irs. Leonard Lunsford and family . Tom Parker w<'re Christmas din- TitS! STANBACK N. 2114 An. I'::E~·=M=al=n=S:t:.;;::::======~======:;:~ 1 !1~ 5. All but one of Mrs. Gus Ward's famih· were ablt> to b e present Chrisi.ma s Ofly for ·a family reunion. James Warli. who was upa.ble to allf'tnd the dinner will spend this next weekend here w!J-b his mother and will be accompanied by his wife &Od son. Men new tires. Mechanically Sound. POMEROY MOTOR I Wiemer, maD&Cled. . - IUY ~Ten . ' . . . ' . . . . . . . . Panel Local owner - • streets. Many of its streets wind l"ver, has many moremuch mill'! or into ho11ows wbcrea'i ol \! iddlcporl is On fial. , Opl·n laud . Mr. and Mrs. Milford HaWk and rami))', Lon& Bottom, had as Christ mas guests Mrs. Ada Stivers, Mr . 'lnd Mrs. Wm. Stivers and. daugh· ten, Junior and Darrelllawthorne, ail of Pomeroy; Dorothy Hawk, Columbus, J. J, Hawk, al)d Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hawk and daugh· ter, all of Che,ster. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Vietor Stewart and C'hildren o( St. Albans, W. Va., Mr. and ?l'lf-s. Harold Jones, Minersville. Mr. · ll.nd Mrs. il E. Schwab and son, Bevcrl)', 0., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jo~s. Jr. and ehildren, Columbu!l, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones, Pomeroy, were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. RoJ; Jones, Syracuse. 1950 Chevrolet While Middleport appears rrom the record to Jbe the safest place to drive, Pomeroy apparently i!l the most dangerous, percentage.wise. The county seat town, how- MAKI ) .for·· • Quick Starting ' t,Sure Going ' / Sate \ ..·( CALENDARS ~ '<··' • 'I• ~ <" ·• 37.95 39.95 111PLI·ACTIOI TlltACTIOfl 1952 Pontfae Clllefralll · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · •.·~ tp$ "8". Beautiful Green Finish. Loathcl wi!li ltras, .>,.'1): Plmai ..!S Pair* ' 1')57 2 Door. Radio, Heater, ut.e new. C... IN ~:{w.ilily . N. liliAn; Billy. Bobby and Sutb Win .. ett. . Mrs.. Edith Hood and daughtn had as Christmas guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hawley and de.ughter Sharon Mr, an.d Mrs. Bryon Hys sen, MJ.. and Mrs. Jamea HaWley \ and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey an'11 son, all of Columbul; Mr. and Mrs. Mlcli: MWer of Middle port, Mr. and Mn. Dick Ash and sons, Joespb Hemsley, Mts. Harry Clark anli sons, and Mrs. Edith Burnell all of Syracuse. used •sEE JT •DRIVE Iff AND YOU'LL BUY iT! ROBT. Pl$ltY, •lltr· DANDY l(J9K HOW limE YOU PAY FOR TOWN & COUNTRY NEW TREADS - 1950 PI.YM8Uill -.ult I car or une~:pected eu"• Mudden17 loom out of the 4arknE"H·L :""•I 2. Watch the road ahe-ad.,-~ the lights of other vehicl~s. as well u your own, provide illumination. 3. AlwaJ"' uee low "benm hHd· ef these tlrea that we will guarantee In writing "You go or we pay the tow." St~p In today and tet ue show you how we can offer thle amazing uuaranteip. ... .. .'·,,...' . . . ', you thousands of trouble:.fr~e ~ni'te~! lf[so, . . .' '' . . we have it right here at Meigs Motors. 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Rellluc4t QMd •• lullt ze peranl~ U JDU keep your speed 10 btlow the legal speed limit of ~e ltl&htr•1 on •hich sei*an iD l&el I t1 simple rulu ean make nilt"hi. driri•llt" aa pleasant and dfe- u a tn id-d.ay trip to the aupermArs ket. Eaped&llJ" during thne winter months, I BY OSCAR FRALEY Unltd Preq Sportt Writer NEW YORK UP - Fraley's finol follies of 1956 IO .,,. you the 2 Door. V-8 Motor. RadlQ, Heater, lovely new Black over 1 rootball bowl "win,ners" - and 1 li.F.VELAND. 0 . UP - Bob never thought you d have enough Fcllf"r, the greatest strikeout artMaroon finish, local owner. money to last out thl! year. ist ~inre the day of Walter JohnRose Bowl , SAN FRAN CISCO uP - Battle son , wlls cxpertrd to announce lines Wl're drawn lo(lay for the Iowa over Orego n State-Here a hi s rclirl'meut from Baseball to· 32nd annual Shrine East-West grid guy cm1ld get highly technical day. rlassic hf'rl" Salurduy as bead about multiple fractured offenses E. Main St. Pomeroy Th~· 36-p:"ar-old Iowa playboy coaches Terr y Brunnan or the and cumpountl fpJonious defenses. East and ll11ck Shnw of thP West That way, everybody would get plllnnrd tn c&ll u press eonferenC(' named their all - ~tar starting line- mad at evt•rybody f"I M•, r.obody at abmJl noon tu ttnnuuncc he's ups. would under.-;land what anybody .. all t hrough." Di!ICovered by Cy Slspnh·ka in The East will go IJ,t,., the fray a was talkin g about and th ey'd still t'lo~e a~s1wiatr~ sav th(' e.v.one-touchdown fAvorite with a have the Rose Bowl parade any- firehallu r, an almost ,;aulomatic"' Van Meter, Iowa, the then 17·y earbnekrleld composed of Paul Hor- how . To sum it up, - just happen St.' IC("\iun for the gall\ (''s hall O[ old Fel ler was prrm~tted to re· nung, Notre Damr. quar·teJ·hack; tn like Tow:1. [rame will r~::ject ~t'VH<J l major ma~n with the Indians O\·er thi! Abr Wnod ~Orll), Ill innis, h•ft half; Coffon Bowl Jca_gul' offers t u de\'olr all his t~r O LI'St of sev~ral other major Terry Rnrr, Ml~hignn . ri.11:hl half: t.imc to nn insurance bu~iness and !f':tgut• teams. The controversial nnrl Ray Alberigi, !'l.'nn S!t~te, full Syraeuse over TCU- This is a hPltJiug to guide the players pen- decisio n was maue by the late bAck , ease oF wht•n <Jn orange !s not . an sion fun d. Kenesaw M. Laudis, commissioner The West wlll eounler with pags- orange and will it pack more aafe- · of baseball in order to prevent Although rerognltf'1 a.~ the must ln!il' nee John Brorlit>. ~Ianford, h• in c-o!lon Syracuse, ror sonie one of the wilde~t bidding sprees quarterhm·k : Jon Arnett. Southl)rl\ daffy rPa~ons nicknanwd the overpowering pitrhur of his time, California, left. hal f; Pet{' O'Garro, "Oran);{c," was squa.!ihed thoroush- Feller's d~cisiun means he will go in hi.itory. UCLA, right haiL anrl Dean Der· ly in lhc 1053 Orange Bowl. But Into retirmn<'nt without having Feller was an immediate str iki!by , Washington , fullback. c.>;ttau ~live rcst•arh hall shown that achieved his No 1 goal: A world out sensation, equallina t he th en 1 The wuather forrcast is for ron- llorn efl hogs· TCU, yuk-yuk do 1s~ries victory. lie had lwo tries major league mark of 17 strike· : tlnued rlear and wurm -but enach not lhrir<' oh orange puels like for it in tlw 194B ~~·ries with the outs in a gll'me against the Phila· Hrl'nnan of th(' Enst is n't worriNI Florida ru ltle . Now ean you lo!iV~ Boston Bra'o'cs, losing one!' by l -0 delphia Athletics on Sept. 13 of his 1 about that. He can't fi gurr• the mr. a bcltt'r reason for pirkin& to Johnny Sain. rook1f.' season. By the cnr.l of 1938 W. Main St. Pomt'"roy Syrneu~e? But 11 World Series \'idory Is he had written a new nwrk of 18 Both eoarhes luve announct'd Sugar Bowl just about all the "boy wonder·• or strikeouts in oue game into the their plans. Tennes~ee over naylor- Mother the 1930's railed to uceomplish in record books and had aequircd 11 ~ ''We will go mostly for end run~ 1:1lways kept her mad money in an 18-yf'ar career during which hu enough poise and skill lo go witfl 8"- Four Door 1 and a pa!~ing Jlame," s~ys Shaw the sugar bowl, but th.ilt ain't equalled or smashed some or the his fLrst batl to launch his string I for the West. "'No use in trying to the J·euson. Remember Davey Croc- game's most prized pitching rec- or 20-victory seasons. buck thllt hlf.: Ea11t line ." kctt was 11 volunteer. And remem- ords . Four Door Re11chos Slardom In 1939 Brennan plans to mix 'em up ber what o11 Davy did to that thar Senutlon From Start lie rose to "real" stardom with more. b'ar in Tennessee. Let'em rarry A sensation from the time he a 24·0 record and 246 strikeouts "We'll have about 10 plays, Bowie knlvf!s in the second hall Club Coupe broke in with the Indians in 1936, in 1939, then slarlf'd the 1940 sea!(Oing e ither to right or ldt, plus and I don't !'K!e how Tennessee can Feller shares the all-lime recnNI son against the Chicago White Sox the pas.q ~atterns," ~ays Terry, tho lose. Notre Dame boss. Oran1• Bowl ~TON PICKUP Clemson over Colorado - The NIW ARRIVAL Buffaloes picked up a lot of sup. Mr. and Mrs. Ra}" T. Hl g-gins of port when they dld just that to Four-door Columbus are announcing thl' mighty Oklahoma for the first hirth of a daughter tlt HoiZN" Hos· half. Then the roof caved ln and pltal. Dec. 27. The mother Is the rww the walls come tumbling 4 Door fotmer Mary Drakt. Grandparents tumbling down. From a technical nre Mr. anfl Mis. Wheeler Drake standpo int, each team will fiel1 2~1951 1 of Pomeroy and Mr. and M r~. Tho· 11 men. • mus llia,inl of Pt. Pleasflnt. GrN~I G.tor Bowl 11randparents are Mr. und Mrs . ·P itt over Geortia Teeh-Thia, Six Pasnnger Edward Jlumphrf'y or Rork undoubtedly, earns me the accoSprings. lade: as the idiot of tile week . But [ lite my llne:s ble,. rough and annor-plated. That's Pitt. Sun Bowf Texas W~slern over George Washlllfton-Tbti will be 1 tr• mendous encounter between two alw4ys-dangerous adversaries. How YOUR HEADQVAIIT!RS FOR: is that? There's a long way to go til Spring! And mueh T••l'fftt loWI Mississippi Southern over West of the going for your car Is apt to be on the Texas State - Cuz I like tanJeriDes. And where ebe c-an you start tuQed side. Take advantage of our Mid-Winthe year Wlth seven straiJht loster Service Special to put your car in shape ers? 1953 Ford Customllne r~~~~~*~~i~ Althuuch it'• true that darlmea:s ing th.Bn 7ilka , a day-ti few me driv ing. I FIGHT RESULTS l!ly UNITED PRESS A Wow·· Of A Buy -/ By J~•·~ Smitb.. Dodre S.t"i!tJ cc-d• HOST WOMEN dial ib• driv ing •t nicht. whom h av~ maatered ni~tht drivmllf, the drin• little alte r dark and thu1 findllt her home, Colunrbu~. Thw-l!day Mrs. charles Quivey is spending after a viait with Mr. and Mrs; J a- 1 this week in Columbus wlttl Mr. co~ Schuler and other .relatives.. Quivey who is employed there. Mr, and Mrs. Paul Schuler o! Misa Donna W~\dermutb. studPortland were Ch.ri.Jtmas dinner ent nurse at Holzer Hospital H · cuests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. turned to her studies, Thurada.y 1~b" SChuler . after spendinl: Cbrishnas with her , Cbristfl'l&e cJiy guesls of Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mra. Gerald Wil· Mr'a, J(. Jt, ~ersbaeh and Mr and dermuth. Jamfl .Clatwor~hy Jr wcr'l Mr. 11nd Mrs. Clarl)nce Massar Atthut Ebersbaeh, Mrs. Margaret !pent the holiday weekend ill C'olClatW"ottby and Misa ~arcla Karr. umbus with Mr. aqd Mrs. Georie' Ira Bartels, John Jones al1d Mr. Massar and spn, Stepben. and Mrs.. Bert Wee1e were ChristMr. and Mrs. Norl'!'lan Kloes mu dimJer guests of Mr. and Mrs. spent Christmas in Lancaster with C: B. Weese and sons, Jaek and Mr. and Mrs. J. T , McClain boia. ~fr. and Mrs. Roy Betzing ell· Mr. and J4t's. II". A. Shumway of tertained with a diRner recently Bradenton , Fla. are spending thl' at their home Mulbery Ave. Guests holidays wilh Mr . anli Mrs. John Guests were Mr. and Mrs . Marion GibnQre and daughters, JaDe and Woods and Fteda and Lenora Valerie. Betzin~ of Cbest"et" at.d Mr. and lfr...,and. Mrs. Don Quisenberry Mrs. C. L . Beaton. IDd ion of Athens 1re spending Mr. and Mu. Edward Bier ell" this week with Mr. and Mrs. John ,. tcrtalned with a dinner at tllelr Bowen, Mrs. Ellen Bacr and Den home, Mulberry Ave. Christmas. Q~nberr)' . G<il"sts were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs. C. L. Arnolcl, AtlJens road Baer, }finersvUe and Mr. and Mrs. jq Sl>ending the holidays in Char- C. L Heaton. 1eaton, W. Va. with he r daughter Mr and Mrs. B.enry Ewing enand s~n in law, "Mr. and Mrs. Char- tertained with a dinner, Chrlslmas las Elliolt. at ther home Mulberry Ave. Guests 'Mrs. Irving Karr Sr. I!' a m<'dlcal were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Norris p,atient .at the Meigs General Hosp- ll.lld sorr Eugene, Mr: and Mr.s. ltal. ·F'rlb Buck , and son. Bobby, Mr. Miss Harriett Ewing of Washings and Mrs. Humer Baxtt-r and Mrs. ton, D. C. is the guest of her par· Jennie Louise Smith . ents Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Lowrll Wingett Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Lee scpnt 1 Pnt~rlained with a turkey dinner, the past weekend In Charleston./ ChristmM At tPhir home, SvrAeuse. W. Va. with their son and dau!'(h- Present werr. Mrs. Edna Carleton, ter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mr. ' and Mr~ . Carl Edwards and daLattl~ thoroughly whipped 18th ranked Tulane, 94-76, in the most ~;;.;;_:;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;.;;.;;:;:=;;ii;i~;,:,;~;;;~~~;;;;;:~~ '• ' .. ..... Dqll DQ.e. tQo. fllYII ,.._ tMII lft.rnoon. ~ Tlirha.,~' -' w.. _ of L~ - - •-t leams OUJiy 1mbtaten Columbia. 89-65, to ~--.. reu ~·h the semi-fhtals of the Riel\to fQD.n lua tlae ..U-flblb. Nt State and maod lnvltationll against Lday~ «<I .,.... hrttt me.t !D their seml· ette, which added heavily to its :I':~.C'D&*ItroN tto~llt ~. E; ; ~;:;:i;-;:~:; -;:":'~.,-~~~~do :;: : -u~ ~:.-.g::~~~~.~:;:/ra::;!~------------:~~--~--=T::-H: -E:1--::EX::-:-P-L-=o-s-IV_E_E=N:-:-::-I)--:0:-:F:---:F=E=R-=o-:-:tN:-:-::A~N=o=-.-=o:-:E::~,;;:u;;u--1 :::;o~Tt~='~;:-:: P'"''· FAMOUS PIOJU'WHCJDIED' IN 1956 ot Constantine, Loo . Wlcb... a former reaident or ChHMn. Edwnd Hlte bl •pendlnl tor Wbo wu t.b JUHt o1 nla.ttv.s several week1 In Colu.mbtll with and frielldl in M.eiKs County visit- l'le>r ehlldreD. .. rfttiy with llr. and Mn!. C. L. Eugt-ne Thomu ef Chieuo. nl. l.i the gue.•t of bis parentt, Mr. and l!ulolt Mr and Hn. Watber EYanl and Mrs. Everett Th.omatand dauabter aoa David of DeJrborne', Mieh were P'aye. r hot14ay w~kend euesta of ht>r Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomu, father, John Dl11 and daulhtl"r, son Eugene and dau&bter, "-fe \'isited in Croolunrille, Chrlatmas :i:ote.. Mr. and Mrs. H~rbm: Dixon and afternoon with Mr. and Mra. Wal · e-Jl,IJdren, Susan and Ro11er were ter Thomas. Fav~ remained Cor a dinner fueltl or Mrs. Clara Grue- visit. aer and Mn. Wilma Stobert, Christ· Mr. and Mrs. Pat. Parker anli ll\liS. daug hter, ·Robin of Columbus wart Anthon:r Schuler and daughhn b~liday and weekend JUestl of -Linda returned to ,their hom e her parents. M!". and Mrs. )Ia• C'olumbqs Wednesda~ acter !pend· Meinhart. 1Di the holiday wtekend with his Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Meinhart PJrants, h!r. and Mr&. .tacob Schu- and sons or Columbull 11pent Christl~r. mu with his parents, Mr . and Mrs. MrL Garnet Bolden returned to Max Meinhart. North Carolina Seeks To Replace Kansas As No. Sptncer ! BecaUNI your ' MONACO $250.00 ) Wedding Ring $125.00 dtuncmd Ml is the everlaltina .,-robot of your love~ be 11111'8 it'"t the finest! Onry Keep.ake &ivn you 11. guaranteed perfect enlagement diamond-rel•rdless of style or price. World's Finm Qu.aUty Oiom<lo4 Ril1il COLD SUFFERElS Gat I for STANBACI<. tablatl or powM", of COLD DlSCOMf"ORTI. Tha 8 TAN 8 A C I< l>~••cripti,n "''' form\11.1 i1 a oarnb.llation 11f luiVing ongr.li•entl that work ts,athar for FA&TER. AlLIEF of HlADACHL NEUAALGJA .111d ACHING P~UICUI ~•l•af ,.t" ,... TRINIDAD Wadding Ring $125.00 $75.00 COLLINS JEWELRY Where Your Confidence Is Justllied du to coldl. ITANBACK .111• AI• DUCII FEVER. SNAP lliACK" with E. lllaln St. ITANIACK, ' �.' 11' . ,. •• -· ~ .. ~ - - · ,...... -. '"!'!".... ':;"-' ' . . . 6-Dally Sentinel, Ponlen;y.Middleport 0 ' Dec 28 1956 ~. ' -- Legal Notice · - Children Of American Revolution Sealed proposals for the furChapter Organization Meet Held nJsftins of the necessary materialJ ' TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT . SM.OO per month Eiabteen charter members were MaiJJ Street, Pomeroy. Phone and labor for bu il ding cerUin ex2 per word1 011e lopresent Thursday afternoon when 452 or HJ -J . 12 28 3tc ten~:~iun s t o the General Water JJHtlaa. Minlmum charp GOc:.Mrs. Dale Dutton, past rea:ent of Works Systf'm of the Village ot t eeotl pet word for tbree con- FOR SA.l.E.-Pcan ~irby Real L the Return J onolhan lleig3 Cha~ Jto.~iland , Meigs County, Ohio will teCUtlYe inamtio.QI. tot., Rutl&D<l ter of lhe Daughters of tlie Ameri Tuwnsblp. 3J be reeei ve'!1 by the Board of Publpec!al--u~~e month for 30 cent;:lel'U land, bouse , barn and 001 Iic Affairs of the Village of Rut- can Revolutwn , held an Dtean .. per word. buildi81E5. See George A. MeU. l and , Ohio ulllil J2 :00 o'clock ntional meeting of a loc:aJ Chapbart, Administrator. 6-l.U noo n E S. T. on Jan . t , 19:i7 and ter of the Children of the AmenPall ,..... Of z t4t& per worn will at that ti me said propoul.a will be can Revolutlon . be cb&qed fM advertising if not ~ Liddon, publicly o~ n ed and read aloud, palcl for before the 2&tb of each Seaffold Boardl, BriO Clotaa.. The a:roup have made apphcaThe pr oject is divided into ltem1 mootb falloWiDJ l.nserUon. I CIIDtoa Flmer, lllddioport. tion for the reactivation of the Pho.. ~X. 11·1-41 as noted below . which items must former Cradle of Liberty Chapter, E:ml!-1 la Al!vertlltDJ--Sbould .,_, be bid separate ly. ropOrUd Immediately. Tile Dally ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One A . - Matenals to be purchased CAR, which was active in this SenUoel will net' be responsible 8 room house .Newly decorated direct by Owner and furniabfd eounty a number of year& ago. tor more thaa one incorrect tn. Mrs. Dale Dutton is senior presi· inside anl1 out. A. N. Bengtl. F. 0 . B. the Village , or stored on oertloD. Pomeroy. 11 I tf 1 site selected within the Village Carer of 'l'badb and Speetal Noby the Village. LEGAL NOTICE tiOI!a of Eveota prlDted at rqu795' 4" Cast [ron Water Pipe NOTICI OF STOCKHOLDIItS i ncluding mechanical joint tpeclar dauttled rates ObitUU'Jea . ANNUAL MIITINO Ial cast iron fittings . paNiahed .u 1 eeat per word. 1 Tb• annual meeUn~ of theWOMEN 18-55, to ADDRESS and ~~· B" cast tron Water Pipe ltockboldefl of the First National Mail our <inulars al home on i III ncluding meohanieaJ joint special Bant of Racine, Ohio for the commission . Write Gift Fair, cast iron fillings. eleetion Of dlretton and traas1 Dept. 4, Springfield, Penna . BUYING Ft:RS & BEEF HIDES 3 Steamer Hydrants. with action of any otber buslneq that 12 28 3tc Mechanic St., Avery Nelaon: · mechanical joint eonnections. may come br-fore the mHting will 12 19 6tp RESPONSIBLE PARTY to Lake 1 8" Valve with mech,.nical be beld Jt th~ ott.lee of said bJnt over low monthly payments on j ~int connection, and bo:.:ea three on January 8. te?. between 10:00 BUY YOUR BALER TWINE p1ece (.screw type only) a. Ill. and 12·00 noon. Spinet piano. Can be &een NOW. Charge off to t.bU year' B. - Materi.al and labor for this vicinity. Write Credit Manabusiness. Black $8.711 • Prem. stped; Freeland .S. Norris, ger, P. 0 . Boi 1253, Mansfield, complete installation of the fol· ium SB.M - Good $6.9:1-. Quantit,y Ca1hier. Ohio. 12 27 3tc Iowing: P'Uiton Thompson - -- -- - - - discount. (12) 20, 21, 22, 'Zl, 28. 29, 8te 360' ~" copper service pipe Tractor Sales, Pomeroy. Corporation stop1, curb atopa - - l2-17·12tt and boxes for 12 services. C. - Labor for trench excavaThe Firestone Tire and Rubber Lion and installation complete the ~omDlete 1VHitJtt. AUOKJIENT, Company has an immediate following : bt.:aoclna aad brake 1ervtee. opening at H&R Firestone DPal· Water pipe and special fittings, lhckett'a &afotJ SerY1ee. Weft er Store in Middleport for a 36" rover ,includina unloading, Mal• $tnet. Pomlf'OJ, Oldo. man to manage Time Payme:1l distribution, testing for leak1, Department . Must be a salesman backrilling, steriHU.ng sy1tem SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? and know how to promote in· 2020' water mains, hydrants, :Baker's wi.ll give you the best side and outside 11tore sales, plus valves and box 81 Hsted above. trade on furnilure or appliancredit and collection follow - up. Salaried position with both salCopies of plans and speciflca· ces. 4·6 tf ary and expenses paid during tlons are on tile in thi!! offiee of training period. Age 23 to 4[j_ the EnRineer's. Carl J, Simon and All inquiries held strietly confi- Associates, 348 Home Guard Bldg., dential. Write R. L. Nit"hols, c/o Van Wert, Ohio and at the office LOST- EASTERN STAR Past Ma· The Firestone '!'ire & Hubher of the Clerk, where they are avail· tron PlN, Friday, Dec. 22. New, Co., 2JJ N. P'ifth lit., Columbul!, able for in.~rcction by proapect1ve in brown Collins' Jewelry Store Obi&, glvlng qualifications. bidders. Copies of the plans and fnvelopP. Phone Mrs. Virgil Brown, 916-X. specification!' mily be obtained from lhf' nfficf' of the Engineer Will Be .... ld In for the ~;um of $10 .00. WST - ONE KEY RING with six The deposit Ius $~.00 wlll be keys and lc11ther strap. Call 805-M. Lost between Syrall8e returned to all bidders submitting a bona-fide proposal and returning and Second Ward Firehouse, plans. PIBnr. and specif.jcatlons Friday evening. 12 26 3tp PART -TIME I may be- returned without bid with· ·----ln 5 days ~HN opening of bids ,~:j 1 and the dep<>>ll loss $5.00 will be Jmmedlate Opening returner! . 1955 CHEVROLET, 4 dr. sedan, V8 For an eXJlerienc(•tl man or woProposals must contain the name mo~or with overdrive, radio, man who cnn use a job requh·· of every pNson interested therein heter, seat covers, dark green ing 4 honr!i ;wr duy, p: l'f<!rahly and ~hall tlf' accompanied by fin h. $l745.00. Pomeroy Mqtor in the mormn&: . Will he requir· either H ccrlifil'd check or bid Co. 11 28 tf ed to tally & record daily sah~s. -----·--- -· - polit account~ n•ccivahle ll•d· bond CKI'cuted hy the bidder and ll53jCHJo;vtt~LET, 4 .:1=- .• Z lone ~erR, and make ~:cneral ]('(lgcr a surety company in 11n amount blu'e finish, 150 sorles, heater, entricB. !No accounting r!'quir- nul less than 5';.;, or the base hid clean. $7~. 00. Pomeroy Motor ed). WriW. ~ivin~ qua!Hi1·ations drawn in favor of the Village. Bid Co. 11 28 tf bonds are prf'f(•rred , but checks ;md ~rtinf'nl informntion. --- - .. ....- - - ---- -- ( 17) Help Wanted I •.Jotil!:f$ ===-==::;-:--=:=-- - '" • ; ., .. '~.~ ' 161 l.ast & Found w Budget Manager - - - - - -- - - J E I H I NTER\11 EWS f - - ----- ;::;M;Id=d~l;opo~•~t~ln~Jo~n;u:';'Y::~ I Auto Sales • .' 990 1On your Dial BOOKKEEPER I :-::::----= ---- ~~~ BUICK CEN'fURY 4 dr. Riv· lera Sedan , J)ynaflow rlrlve, powt~ r steerinr. fully equiped $2.:195.00. Blaettnar 's, Pomeroy . 12 27 8tc 19M BUICK SPOC.IAL Dlx . 4 dr. Sedan . Low milea~e by on<' careful owner . $1 .695 .00 . Blal'llnar's Pomrroy. 12 27 6lr .•. J ~ '. DO NOT .Pttone or Apply in P•rtoll H 6 R FIRESTONE 202 N. 2nd AYI, I:XPI;KU:NO:n CUSTOMLINI•: 4 dr. Sedan. Ftlrdomatk, t•xtra good original finl.~h . $1,1195.00. Jl\al'll12 27 tile nar's, Pomeroy . 19~3 J<~OIW I'Jo:KS0:-1 I'OK INSURANCE -19&6 BUICK CENTU!tY 2 dr. Hiv. ' !era Cpe. rower Ji.leering, dynaflow drive. $2,790.00. Hlacttnar's Pomeroy. 12 27 8tc ·~~ 1963 FORD V8 STATION WAGON. }~ordomatic, li,8ht blue finish, $1,995.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy . 12 27 lite . I' ··J 'l· !.. , 19M Old8PlOb1le Sup(r "88" 4 dr. Hollldaj sedan, power steering. $2$11.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 2'l 6te Mlddl•port OI'FI(;ll WORK Must have complete knowledge · of procedure and policies of insunmce - ch•rical work. Personal interview can be obtained by phonin_g 425-X or 246-X. G. E. REUTER 1g53 FOaD, t dr., lovely fream POMI;ROY and belle. tu~tomline, V8 motor IUD vtwr. r1dlo, heater, seat tovera, Fordomatlc and ConUD.· \LU! ousmes~. ::>erv•ces total lrhn. 1108&.00. Pomeroy Motor co. 11 28 tl SEPTIC T A.NKS, Cl!.SS POOLS and out houH('' cleaned, complete Installation , free lnllpection , rea:t1~2 STlmEBAKER, 2 dr., V8 fly· onable prke", rhemieal servlrc dramatic drive, heater, very and ' 'acuum equipment. All 8Cpclean, one owner, $490.00. Pometlc L111k~. and cess pools guarroy Motor co 11 28 U antl'ed (or one j'CBr. S & H SanIDA BVICJ\, " dr. hard top, Leautlllary Sr.rvicc, Pbonc .Jacklloa. ful 3 tone IJ'C!IC!ID finish, white 1073. Toll charges call collect wa.ll t1re1, low mUeaa:e, dyna· 24 hl,llr sor•lce, no extn. charp flow, radio, hetter. $229&.00. up .o :iO m!lea. 11 80 lmuc Pomll!roy Motor 00. 11 28 tl - - ·:::-:-:--::QUJCJ[ SERVICE oa W1te11. b ~ ---z--palriDII br Foetorr Tnllle4 I watebmallu. COULI.NB ~ -- 8 B Auto Services LII:RS. P"""'"'•· t.a,d ---·-RADiu " TEUVISION SERVICE Phone 200. elelllld Appllaoee Sture. 118 w. MaJa st., l'omOI'OJ 2-23-U will be """""· The <'crtifiect Chf'rk or bond 5Ub· mitted with the hid will be held as a guarunlrc that if the proposal is aCt"l'ptcd a cotJtrHt will be ent('rcrl luto. Certified ehecks or bonds will h(' returned to all bid· dcrs afl('r the ronlract ha1 been en tt• red i nIo hond a nd Bl'C pcrfurm.11nrf' ofured 100%by ofa th(• an;ount u! thP ('(olltruct with a l'ialisfHdOr}' suret~· . fur the faithful performance uf tlw work. Attention uf the hiddcr is ralit'd to th~ construction rl·gulallon5 which arc included in the proposal document~. No bidder may withdraw hili bid for a period of 30 di}'S . The right is re~crvcd hy the Village of Rutland to rejed any or all hids and to waive informali· lies. The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs of the Villare of Rutland, Ohio by Vernon Weber, Clerk (12) 17. 20. r" WE BUY STRUCTURAL I IIAMI SCRAP IRON- MITALS 6I>O" Eallt, Rutl.lnd, R. D. 12 2o_ 6l.p FIRilWOQD FOR SALE: see wm. [ ( 20 B1 -- - 1 " nsurance - Radford or Harold Blaeklton. 1 &r~01-Simpeon lD111rance AIOileJ. lloek SprJftCI or phone 832-J. Middleport. Flre • AutumobU• 11 lt lmo-p I Bon~~ Phon!_8311-X 1-20-tif s-~u"·ILil=l::N:cG:-:-L-::OTS=-:s:-:o,~tO . One 1111 extra fine one. tr Interested eMil at the home of A. N. Bent::1•i. • romero~n~n~t. ~_6." 114) For R8!1! _ ___ Por nat C'OMT'LETE lnsu.r•~ ProtecttOG. l.lfe, A.uto, Fltw, Pai.Jo. C.U Doa Mill.,, Middleport, Obla !21) Real Estate \lid•i•·porl:-alioo~1s "'"'11-J i ""' '" ·: ' " <111d :! hATIIS. Prkc $2200.00 'l'enm d' llcsil't!ll. l'all 12 27 METROPOLtT#.H AUTO SALES ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bluell 11nd daugther Kathy rpent the Chrt.tmas Holldoyo wllh her par· Members ot the Orlainal Cou- t-nts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van ples Club held their annual buaJ.. M·e ter. ne&a meeUna: and Chriltmu .party Mrs. -Marie Lawrence visited at the bome _of Mr. and Mrs. John Elva Dailey and familY Monday ·Earl Werry, Tbunday evenin• arternoon. where tbe servinr of Te:r:aa barb&Mr. and Mrs. Bill Middleswart cue and beefburren wu an at· and children, Mrs. Elva Dalley, Jerry and Judy, Mr. and Mra. tractive fettlU'e. Pi'esent were ·Mr. and Mrl .H.ar· R-alph Brewer and fataily and Mr . vey F. Van Vranken, Corpul Cbril- and Mrs. Art~UJ;' AUen of . Pates· ti, Texu; Mr. ud Mn. Riebud ~ala spent Chr11tmas daY with Mr. Ray Rupe, Mr. and Mn. MietiJ , and Mrs. Carl Autherson. Willla.ma, Mr. and Mn. Leon A. Ruda Dunt and daughter MarMc~ni&ht, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. earet caUed on his brother Robert OhliBJer, and tbe holt and hasten Durst and family sunday, Mr. and aU of Pomeroy. Mn. Clyde Close and family of Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. John Deal and daugtber and David Brewer of olumbus .,pent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Allen Brewer and Ken· net h. Feeney-Bennett Regular Meeting Held Wednesday Afl~r I Ohio State Bucks And Manhattan To Play Semi-Finals 2 -. ... ,,,. h.am Young in the other attraetion. .. The Bucks, led by Frank How· ard and Ken Sidle, gained the semi-finals with a 64-63 win over ;;; '- used one point to defeat New York Univer&ity 72·71 l.nd gain a semi finals berth. .... II' - WHERE THERE'S SMOKE.. ' " ... I ..'' Grl~ and Snow Tires, 4 wheel drive, Heater, Dark Green Pomeroy · ·-~~ ••--·~ •• ~ ~ •• •• --.. • CROSLEY ~ Whether It Be A--REfRIGERATOR, TV Or Any HOME APPLIANCE ALLEN APPLIANCE llealer ' t-::.. POMIIROY OHIO ..• I .".. Member Federal Deposlllnouran•e Corporation ...••,, A NEWSPAPER ROUTE - NEW YEAR'S 24. De· tuted 21. M&k~ aupport lnaut.l 4. Naval torcea 5 . Shelter• 6. Bearded 7. Cal'a Cradle 10. Isln debt 11. Await 12. Coa.lesce H . Monetary unit (Bulg) 15. Otht'!rwise 17. Radium 28. Bet_. at slakl! 30. Nati\•e I H. I.) (sym .) 18. Malt bt'!verage · 19. Bound 20. Part ot "to be" 21 . Flowers 23 . Found In winter 2-a. Be stat 26. Emmets 21 . Devourt>d .28. Cleave 31. Palm (Asia) 32. W.Ud ox 33. G~ek letter 36'. El4vo.tccl I I use ot 26. Sloth 28. Tra.pa 8 . Conf\ne 11. Win( 13. Reliwe1 16. Falsehood 22. Interjeclion :.!3. 'fhe in!ani.J sailor 1E. 1.1 32. 06tN:ct 34. Conclae 36. Fwsa ,.,,,.,...,.•. "-••wer 40. Study 42 . Wine receptach 37. Cushions 33. Color :;g , Cubt>r ' 41. Capital (Egypt) 43 . Division ot the wo~ld 44. BookotOtd Testament ttl. C!Qneludea t8. Und.rdone 1. Tower (Bib.)' llAILY CRYPTOQUOTll - .. .... · OFF-THE-FENCE ...,., It 1- .. oW' RESOLUTION ... oiy "~ for the three L's, X for the two o·s, etc. Single lelterJ, apoa • trophes, the length and formation of the words are all htntl. Each day the code lellers are different. A Cryptogram OZ RXOZ NS quo~tac.lon OPOVQ WMS NIIUVQ, '~­ ;., PZVSLL o:-1 '·' f~ "' .•. •• Kl!BNL-SQNGZ l't>s.tomlny'B {'ryptoquotr: WHAT PITY IS IT THAT WE CAN DIE BUT ONCE TO SAVE OUR COtJNTRY~-AODI· . SON. ~ - ~- *PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS FOR THE BEST MERCHANDISf Here's bow to work It: AXYDL8AAXIl Is LONOFELLOW One letter simply slanda for another. In this san. pte A Ia uae4 "lj r" ..., ~ ;t ~I "' ,.'"" I· B~ to CeHfr~ Preu A.ttqciqtk>J& A810HGTON-Amertcan ex:Pert.l on ..-enta ~ the Iron CUl'tl,in are keepln£' a eaU:tul watcb en BUlgaria wbft-. &htY aee evideMM that a . new outbre~k of unntt; qatUt Oomnlunt.t · rule tnay tar. in.to th• open. There have beeR rumttiiDp of &~ · Jntent amoq the Bu1gar1an people tor 1.-ieqJ riumt61 altbou;h no reporta of outright re.IBtance fl(&lDat the SoYleL-iaaPo.oc~ "(lme in the aate1Ute nation. · ~~~ aourcu say that lllOllt ot the un1-qf prevalll . amoqthe lower or peuant cl&uel Who· akoe ~­ more and more diaaaUIAed with tbelr eeoaomlc atatus under Communiam. l"urthennare, It Ia 1*lieved tMt Marshal Tlto ot Y. . .Yia Ill aecret~y encouraging Bulgaria to bl'fi8JC ~Way from K~ lin dominance an4 form & closer aWa.neo .With Tlto'a regime. American authorltlu toMede thm J1 Uttle chance that a. Bl\lgariaa uprlalng wtU reacb. ba1 exploalve proportiOIUI ol the revolt in Hunguy because the Soviet Ualon llal impoaed atrtet Rua•hUJ mlllta.ry contrtl tD Bulpr11iL However, they point ou~ that any wideapte&d demonstrations ln Bu):garia. WOUld be UlOtbfr Milnh•l lito KremLin headache and force Soviet. to st~ their mllltiU')' unltt In ttle nteUtte nation. • e ·D(>WN ' CAN GET YOUR SON A FINE I IW railway NEW HAVEN ' 2. Thfo 'colmOI 3. Topmast 9. Indigo POMEROY MOTOR CO. III:;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;:::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;:;;;;:;~~::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;:~:;;:;;:;:;::::;:;;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;:::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;:;::; ;;;;-;:;::;;:;::;:;:::;; To Dtfr lull Ovtrltnlo? ACROSS • : -, • Y<iar CROSLEY lulgal'fo Next SatoUite 1. Color 5. Sunk fe-ncl!! • me! - - - ---- - - DAILY CROSSWORD Low mileage - local owner (original). Like new, Mud with L'IL ABNI!It Now. thlt Uttle 'ltDmboy" who liked. •to cHm.b \re(li• and play "juna:l•''-.so much 'so htr fath!lr nicknamfd her "Monk", the little "chubby" cirl who broke her ann faJ.Uns fnjlm • tift' nOlJ!I travels with FJIC., t;llpity and .o.uty a~ the 1ymboJ of tht drftqt of young American womanh~o4 - Mi.u Ametie"' ~I .' Flrush. ataya .,""~' ~ .....o-~v • ll. Moln St. ................... .... .,...... &rOle TINe~ Mtl.t. calM ~ wUI bill &9 iJttroduce tbe "11011; o,f bca,udful 'lliQrnen""ew "Pinlt" Camay tor ~ Procter and Gamble Compl!,hy. She relates an amusing in(!ident "'l!larding that act.ivi\Y · When her mother lea1·ned that. Marian had received 100 baB of Pink Camay at "the Pa&eanl, m. olfored to take the soap back home to South Carolina. Mu-ian, in 1i Marilyn Monroe wtyle quipped. "Jiotbel'. ju.t beceuse 1 am ~ Amedca, d?!tf! 't mun I can tt4p 'h.thbt.f· Half of that aoap day afternoon. In the otber quan.er final game Notre Dame also 1953 Willys Station Wagon · · · · · · · · ·· $995 226 E. MAiN ~T. auianm~ts ''" ...... Temple of Philadelphia Wedna. See It •• Today Mason County Bank colore are plnk and biue. One of Miu Amerle•'• major "' ' ' r-----""::------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-":'---;;;;--;;i;.., AS OF advan ce hAir dr.mlillk Mudin. At her lint PI'Mii c::onferen ~ in New Yorlt, th., formal' Colu!r C.,l. lea:e ftethman endfared h..~lf to the preM. Repqrttra foWld lhr 19· year· old Mia. M(:Knlaht a &irl w ith a sena. of humot and a mind of her own. ~ blalk:lly ttated Lhat the "lad no irlt.trat in a movie career" but pref~rred belna: .a wife and mother. Her favorite Garden . Notre Dame play& BJ'Jg. In the losers bracket, Temple Fun..al services were held at wiJJ pla.Y NYU tar the consolation the Bald Knobs Church Wednu title. day afternoon for tsaae Baker who I - - - - - - - - - - - paued away Sunday evening at eve with Mr. and Mrs. Charles van the home of his mother Mrs. Alice Meter and. children. .V an Cooney. Lawrence RJtcbie Jr. is a -tA3/c Jimmie Ritchie and A3/c .,... ient in the St. Joaeph Hospital. He Hunter trom Lockbourne Air Bale ~ment sunday with was taken there Frjday after suf· '""~ ¥,. fering a heart attack. Jimmie's parents 'Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ritchie. 'Mr. and Mn. L. K. Ritchie ltad Mr. Bob van Meter and aon Christmas dinner· with their dauTimmy of Belpre apent Chriatmas &hter Maxine Durst and family. ANNOUNCEMENT Savings Deposi~ Interest Rates Were Raised To ~ NEW YORK UP -Ohio Stat(!'l surpriainK Buckeyes meet Man· h.atten of New York tonight In the semi·tinals of tt.e Holiday BUketDall Festival at Madison Square MAKE . YOUR CHOICE DEC. 1, 1956 .. Marl.t:n AM McKni&£-t. from Mannlng, South Carolina. hu been the new MIM Arne ric• for 1957. The beaut)' who et:ptivlted the judges-and a naUonwW. TV audience with an imhatlon of MarUyn Monroe. plana -.. u.e her $5000 dollar tcholauhlp prize. to ~elected W MS OPOVQSU XVLB PXUYMXD. IHttrlbute4 by Klnr 'Featul'ea Syndle.t• • • • MISOONOEPTION ABOUT A. MISFIB&-DiplomaUc authot'it~Q in Wuhlngton point out that tbe reiUIOnt why Britain and Fraru:ie decided to invade Egypt have become so obscure that the .AmerJc'\"' P\ilblic l.s , }~ring under a gene~d .S.,0]1l2to;.te :mf\conceptlon. }The almo.t universal cOJivlctiQit-'ia thlf tiC Brldah and French, invaded Egypt to force a ~lutlon to the Suez canal pfoblem be· cause they bellev,l!d no ether course waa open to them. Th.e fact.!! fJt the cue are just ab9ut the oppo1lte, according t.o hlghly·plaeetJ and completely dlploma\1..-: quartens 1n WaslUngton. . As the authorities vtew it, Britain and France took mllitarv action not because fJt no solution In alght but becau.ie ·one wu-but one that would have permitted Egyptialll l'remier Abdel Nasser to 1·e· m~n in power. 'fhe French we~ det•rmlned that Nasser would have to be ellm·· inaltd be.;:ause of their; coavlction he w~a stirring up ttouble lor their goyemmGilt In Algii'I!L , The Brltiah were pl'lmarUy ~tmed bec&ulle Nasser's ae!zure ot the Suez canal threatened their acceaa to oil III.WPliea and their trade with the Far East. They distrusted the EgypUan leader a.nt:l \11ere adamant againat any aolution that would keep him fn Powor and enhance hi.& preauge In thl Arab world. ·. ·' ·· Acoordinglyt the two weratem powen acted In unison· to.' topple Naa&er tor two entirely dtft'erent reaaona. Ironically, British Primo MtniiJter Sir Anthony Eden Md French Premier Guy Mollet who gambled to get rid of NaNer may. by their very own ladies, have toppled no one but thelDilll)Vea. . . .. . . e NEW MOLih-The a]ipotntrnent ot ·retirblg MUiachusetta Cav:' ChrtaUan A. Herter a a under HCNtary of atate aucceeding, Herbert · Hoover, Jr., t.s being Interpreted In Wulllngtoh as a elear atep by I President EJaenhowet to inatall "New Republicanism'' as the of4er ot the day. · Obeerven ln~lst that Hoont was not forced Out UIMralt ot the job and that he reatJned IOlely to return to private work where he 11 assure-d ot an income ex• ceedlng that ot a government otrlclal. However, they note that the aeleetlon of Herter aa hia tUC· : ef:BIJOr meUUJ that from here on, Mr. Elamhower wm tap men Whlll lrmly belleve In liberal Republican oollcle1. FOR THE ---·- ·---------- - -· When people suddea.ly lace boreavemeat the servloo of a lr1111t wortb,Y funcr11l director Is ind isDen&~ble. They also welcome I he Information and couasel re~clY· ed at Best News Coverage ,. , Trevey-Finsterwald f UntrQ1HOme In addition they tan llf!l"ure qu~o~.llty merchandise without utra· vaa:anee. 144 Butternut Ave., :READ . . . . . -llND IT WILL BRING HIM DOWN TO EARn! ON THE RIGHT SIDEI Rodney Downing THE Real Estate Broker In MIODLIPOI!, OHIO 6136-M PHONI• 6311 ........... ......... _... DA.ILY SENTINEL \ A lllAX WARD 61 ;;i;;;;;:aa Meigs County's Only len:.r ••r '-••'" GRUESEII BtOCK 1;'0. of_,_, On Rt, 33. Ctii..W. ........ • ! 'j • • \ newspaper 'outo I CONCRETE BLOCKS ~ MIIH Nortll I \ . I ' '·1, - will help d.. ~~~~P. your son's responsibility, •n•hehvo, thrift, hono.ty, and ,.., manhood. Fine traits of ehorac• fer become reel end activo I~ . your boy w~en h~ is e nowspop'or• boy. ............... t l l · h · 115 L 1:.:::. it:'"' .... 011.. ' ....'"·~. .." INSURANCE AGENCY Plro Au~-1111 Hnllh • ~ ., ACCIDINT Life. C~tualtr ancllon• ...."' • i ~;.· • I .. HQME- NEWSPAPEI\ . HEY KID--- WOULD YOU LIKE A·~REE COURSE IN MUSCLE- BUILDING ':r ' Phone 510 "lull41 All Mak.. llld Modo!ll STIVERSVILLE OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. roREMAN--.~~B~B~a~TT=-~~~V~.~SB~& , .~P~o~n~te=r~oy=·~O~h~lo~.~::~====~ VICE AU noakea Jtepalred bJ Ell GOOD HEREFORD Btn.L for Sale pert Tednl14'\IU. fhoae 12M Y ·P rice '100. S.. Jij.ymonll Tl'a· 1041 ford or Phone Cheater1 Ohio. llldd1 12 2tl 3\p SA v~; oN VOliR Sll'lE repolr >t :t COCKJo;R )•UPS. 12 WCI'kl'l old, llacinc Shoe Shop l\ 30 tf blltk. Can be rea l1tere d..."h ar 1('S - - - - - - - -·--- Original Cauples Annual Business • ' I$ Held MeetlftQ dent of thi.t new chapter and will be assi!led by Mrs. Guy Ne!gler of th e Return Jonathan Meigs ChaptP t, DAR. Qfli('ers appointed were : president, Sharon Jone:s; vicepresident, Ned& Bradford ; _secr&tary, Jennifer Lohse ; trea.!lurer, Ellen Dutton. SallY lo~oater, regi• tr.ar ; Frank TitU$, bi.!ltorian. The meeting opened with ' the Star Spangled Banner accompanIed by Jennifer Lohse and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flat and the CAR prayer. read by Mrs. Dutton. Th.e program Included pillno duets by Neda Br,pdford and Ellen Dutton; a talk by Mrs. Dul· ton on the history of the original Chapte( and tbe alma of the CAR which a~ to foster and promote thl' patriotic educaUon of the youth of America. Mrs. 0. P. Kle1n, pall r~gent of the DAR Clupter, e:rplalned the meanina: or the name ''Cradle of Liberty"-which wu first given Feeney-Bennett Poat, No. 128. to tbe city of Philadelphia and American Legion, met Wednqday showed pictures to illustratl!! her at the Leot~o H 11 I their re.,•la a• n • or ,.-. ... r t.alk. meeUn1 with Commander llolc:oe Fife ldi Mrs. Dutton supervised recre• prea q. • d "\... e Jtetall Tb P e o1t tban.e tion for the older members and u h to' A iEvana uoc1a tlon, Mra. Neif:ler and Mrs. Jame& TitUJ '"!ere an Su .'mark t tb Au tl d p e an e an c and Pomeroy, were to cbarae of the games for the younger children. Pacific Stores for their ualstaaee Stunts and group Jinging complet- wJth the IA&ionnairel' Chriltmu ed the pro&ram. Prizes were won proJnm project of hiVlng Santa bY Jennifer Lohae, Sandra Brew- Claus distribute t.reatJ to dlildren Ington, Diana Davis and '111amaa of the arr:a. Titus. the reiUW' meeting ... Mrs. Dutton was asaisted by her treshmenta were served at the mother. Mrs. A. H. Carpenter, in Legion meeting 6erving refreshmeints of let RATES INCRBASE cream tn:es, and cookiei to the The Uason county Bank an· guests. Adults pretent were Mrs. Nelgler, M.rs. Kleln and Mn. Otis nounced today that effective Dee. McClintock, Racine. Tbe next t, 1~ the interest rat. · on aav· meeUna: will be on February 22 ings deposits were raised to two with Neda Bradford u program percent per annum. chairman and the place wUI t.e announced later. Neda Bradford, Jennlfer Lohse, Charter members art! Thomas .JI¥ln and Ann McCJlntock, Nancy and Frank Titus, Robbie and Pam· and Morton Titus, Dlanay Joyce ela Cleek, Sail)' Foster, l:llen Dut- and Elaine Davis, Sandra Brewton. Sharon and Barbara J0-nea Ington. Your Sunrise To Sunset Station Dail y Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport , 0 ., Dot. 28 , !915s!"t' Small Town Glrl: Miss America 1957 J.ITTLI! ORPHAN �.' 11' . ,. •• -· ~ .. ~ - - · ,...... -. '"!'!".... ':;"-' ' . . . 6-Dally Sentinel, Ponlen;y.Middleport 0 ' Dec 28 1956 ~. ' -- Legal Notice · - Children Of American Revolution Sealed proposals for the furChapter Organization Meet Held nJsftins of the necessary materialJ ' TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT . SM.OO per month Eiabteen charter members were MaiJJ Street, Pomeroy. Phone and labor for bu il ding cerUin ex2 per word1 011e lopresent Thursday afternoon when 452 or HJ -J . 12 28 3tc ten~:~iun s t o the General Water JJHtlaa. Minlmum charp GOc:.Mrs. Dale Dutton, past rea:ent of Works Systf'm of the Village ot t eeotl pet word for tbree con- FOR SA.l.E.-Pcan ~irby Real L the Return J onolhan lleig3 Cha~ Jto.~iland , Meigs County, Ohio will teCUtlYe inamtio.QI. tot., Rutl&D<l ter of lhe Daughters of tlie Ameri Tuwnsblp. 3J be reeei ve'!1 by the Board of Publpec!al--u~~e month for 30 cent;:lel'U land, bouse , barn and 001 Iic Affairs of the Village of Rut- can Revolutwn , held an Dtean .. per word. buildi81E5. See George A. MeU. l and , Ohio ulllil J2 :00 o'clock ntional meeting of a loc:aJ Chapbart, Administrator. 6-l.U noo n E S. T. on Jan . t , 19:i7 and ter of the Children of the AmenPall ,..... Of z t4t& per worn will at that ti me said propoul.a will be can Revolutlon . be cb&qed fM advertising if not ~ Liddon, publicly o~ n ed and read aloud, palcl for before the 2&tb of each Seaffold Boardl, BriO Clotaa.. The a:roup have made apphcaThe pr oject is divided into ltem1 mootb falloWiDJ l.nserUon. I CIIDtoa Flmer, lllddioport. tion for the reactivation of the Pho.. ~X. 11·1-41 as noted below . which items must former Cradle of Liberty Chapter, E:ml!-1 la Al!vertlltDJ--Sbould .,_, be bid separate ly. ropOrUd Immediately. Tile Dally ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One A . - Matenals to be purchased CAR, which was active in this SenUoel will net' be responsible 8 room house .Newly decorated direct by Owner and furniabfd eounty a number of year& ago. tor more thaa one incorrect tn. Mrs. Dale Dutton is senior presi· inside anl1 out. A. N. Bengtl. F. 0 . B. the Village , or stored on oertloD. Pomeroy. 11 I tf 1 site selected within the Village Carer of 'l'badb and Speetal Noby the Village. LEGAL NOTICE tiOI!a of Eveota prlDted at rqu795' 4" Cast [ron Water Pipe NOTICI OF STOCKHOLDIItS i ncluding mechanical joint tpeclar dauttled rates ObitUU'Jea . ANNUAL MIITINO Ial cast iron fittings . paNiahed .u 1 eeat per word. 1 Tb• annual meeUn~ of theWOMEN 18-55, to ADDRESS and ~~· B" cast tron Water Pipe ltockboldefl of the First National Mail our <inulars al home on i III ncluding meohanieaJ joint special Bant of Racine, Ohio for the commission . Write Gift Fair, cast iron fillings. eleetion Of dlretton and traas1 Dept. 4, Springfield, Penna . BUYING Ft:RS & BEEF HIDES 3 Steamer Hydrants. with action of any otber buslneq that 12 28 3tc Mechanic St., Avery Nelaon: · mechanical joint eonnections. may come br-fore the mHting will 12 19 6tp RESPONSIBLE PARTY to Lake 1 8" Valve with mech,.nical be beld Jt th~ ott.lee of said bJnt over low monthly payments on j ~int connection, and bo:.:ea three on January 8. te?. between 10:00 BUY YOUR BALER TWINE p1ece (.screw type only) a. Ill. and 12·00 noon. Spinet piano. Can be &een NOW. Charge off to t.bU year' B. - Materi.al and labor for this vicinity. Write Credit Manabusiness. Black $8.711 • Prem. stped; Freeland .S. Norris, ger, P. 0 . Boi 1253, Mansfield, complete installation of the fol· ium SB.M - Good $6.9:1-. Quantit,y Ca1hier. Ohio. 12 27 3tc Iowing: P'Uiton Thompson - -- -- - - - discount. (12) 20, 21, 22, 'Zl, 28. 29, 8te 360' ~" copper service pipe Tractor Sales, Pomeroy. Corporation stop1, curb atopa - - l2-17·12tt and boxes for 12 services. C. - Labor for trench excavaThe Firestone Tire and Rubber Lion and installation complete the ~omDlete 1VHitJtt. AUOKJIENT, Company has an immediate following : bt.:aoclna aad brake 1ervtee. opening at H&R Firestone DPal· Water pipe and special fittings, lhckett'a &afotJ SerY1ee. Weft er Store in Middleport for a 36" rover ,includina unloading, Mal• $tnet. Pomlf'OJ, Oldo. man to manage Time Payme:1l distribution, testing for leak1, Department . Must be a salesman backrilling, steriHU.ng sy1tem SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? and know how to promote in· 2020' water mains, hydrants, :Baker's wi.ll give you the best side and outside 11tore sales, plus valves and box 81 Hsted above. trade on furnilure or appliancredit and collection follow - up. Salaried position with both salCopies of plans and speciflca· ces. 4·6 tf ary and expenses paid during tlons are on tile in thi!! offiee of training period. Age 23 to 4[j_ the EnRineer's. Carl J, Simon and All inquiries held strietly confi- Associates, 348 Home Guard Bldg., dential. Write R. L. Nit"hols, c/o Van Wert, Ohio and at the office LOST- EASTERN STAR Past Ma· The Firestone '!'ire & Hubher of the Clerk, where they are avail· tron PlN, Friday, Dec. 22. New, Co., 2JJ N. P'ifth lit., Columbul!, able for in.~rcction by proapect1ve in brown Collins' Jewelry Store Obi&, glvlng qualifications. bidders. Copies of the plans and fnvelopP. Phone Mrs. Virgil Brown, 916-X. specification!' mily be obtained from lhf' nfficf' of the Engineer Will Be .... ld In for the ~;um of $10 .00. WST - ONE KEY RING with six The deposit Ius $~.00 wlll be keys and lc11ther strap. Call 805-M. Lost between Syrall8e returned to all bidders submitting a bona-fide proposal and returning and Second Ward Firehouse, plans. PIBnr. and specif.jcatlons Friday evening. 12 26 3tp PART -TIME I may be- returned without bid with· ·----ln 5 days ~HN opening of bids ,~:j 1 and the dep<>>ll loss $5.00 will be Jmmedlate Opening returner! . 1955 CHEVROLET, 4 dr. sedan, V8 For an eXJlerienc(•tl man or woProposals must contain the name mo~or with overdrive, radio, man who cnn use a job requh·· of every pNson interested therein heter, seat covers, dark green ing 4 honr!i ;wr duy, p: l'f<!rahly and ~hall tlf' accompanied by fin h. $l745.00. Pomeroy Mqtor in the mormn&: . Will he requir· either H ccrlifil'd check or bid Co. 11 28 tf ed to tally & record daily sah~s. -----·--- -· - polit account~ n•ccivahle ll•d· bond CKI'cuted hy the bidder and ll53jCHJo;vtt~LET, 4 .:1=- .• Z lone ~erR, and make ~:cneral ]('(lgcr a surety company in 11n amount blu'e finish, 150 sorles, heater, entricB. !No accounting r!'quir- nul less than 5';.;, or the base hid clean. $7~. 00. Pomeroy Motor ed). WriW. ~ivin~ qua!Hi1·ations drawn in favor of the Village. Bid Co. 11 28 tf bonds are prf'f(•rred , but checks ;md ~rtinf'nl informntion. --- - .. ....- - - ---- -- ( 17) Help Wanted I •.Jotil!:f$ ===-==::;-:--=:=-- - '" • ; ., .. '~.~ ' 161 l.ast & Found w Budget Manager - - - - - -- - - J E I H I NTER\11 EWS f - - ----- ;::;M;Id=d~l;opo~•~t~ln~Jo~n;u:';'Y::~ I Auto Sales • .' 990 1On your Dial BOOKKEEPER I :-::::----= ---- ~~~ BUICK CEN'fURY 4 dr. Riv· lera Sedan , J)ynaflow rlrlve, powt~ r steerinr. fully equiped $2.:195.00. Blaettnar 's, Pomeroy . 12 27 8tc 19M BUICK SPOC.IAL Dlx . 4 dr. Sedan . Low milea~e by on<' careful owner . $1 .695 .00 . Blal'llnar's Pomrroy. 12 27 6lr .•. J ~ '. DO NOT .Pttone or Apply in P•rtoll H 6 R FIRESTONE 202 N. 2nd AYI, I:XPI;KU:NO:n CUSTOMLINI•: 4 dr. Sedan. Ftlrdomatk, t•xtra good original finl.~h . $1,1195.00. Jl\al'll12 27 tile nar's, Pomeroy . 19~3 J<~OIW I'Jo:KS0:-1 I'OK INSURANCE -19&6 BUICK CENTU!tY 2 dr. Hiv. ' !era Cpe. rower Ji.leering, dynaflow drive. $2,790.00. Hlacttnar's Pomeroy. 12 27 8tc ·~~ 1963 FORD V8 STATION WAGON. }~ordomatic, li,8ht blue finish, $1,995.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy . 12 27 lite . I' ··J 'l· !.. , 19M Old8PlOb1le Sup(r "88" 4 dr. Hollldaj sedan, power steering. $2$11.00. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 2'l 6te Mlddl•port OI'FI(;ll WORK Must have complete knowledge · of procedure and policies of insunmce - ch•rical work. Personal interview can be obtained by phonin_g 425-X or 246-X. G. E. REUTER 1g53 FOaD, t dr., lovely fream POMI;ROY and belle. tu~tomline, V8 motor IUD vtwr. r1dlo, heater, seat tovera, Fordomatlc and ConUD.· \LU! ousmes~. ::>erv•ces total lrhn. 1108&.00. Pomeroy Motor co. 11 28 tl SEPTIC T A.NKS, Cl!.SS POOLS and out houH('' cleaned, complete Installation , free lnllpection , rea:t1~2 STlmEBAKER, 2 dr., V8 fly· onable prke", rhemieal servlrc dramatic drive, heater, very and ' 'acuum equipment. All 8Cpclean, one owner, $490.00. Pometlc L111k~. and cess pools guarroy Motor co 11 28 U antl'ed (or one j'CBr. S & H SanIDA BVICJ\, " dr. hard top, Leautlllary Sr.rvicc, Pbonc .Jacklloa. ful 3 tone IJ'C!IC!ID finish, white 1073. Toll charges call collect wa.ll t1re1, low mUeaa:e, dyna· 24 hl,llr sor•lce, no extn. charp flow, radio, hetter. $229&.00. up .o :iO m!lea. 11 80 lmuc Pomll!roy Motor 00. 11 28 tl - - ·:::-:-:--::QUJCJ[ SERVICE oa W1te11. b ~ ---z--palriDII br Foetorr Tnllle4 I watebmallu. COULI.NB ~ -- 8 B Auto Services LII:RS. P"""'"'•· t.a,d ---·-RADiu " TEUVISION SERVICE Phone 200. elelllld Appllaoee Sture. 118 w. MaJa st., l'omOI'OJ 2-23-U will be """""· The <'crtifiect Chf'rk or bond 5Ub· mitted with the hid will be held as a guarunlrc that if the proposal is aCt"l'ptcd a cotJtrHt will be ent('rcrl luto. Certified ehecks or bonds will h(' returned to all bid· dcrs afl('r the ronlract ha1 been en tt• red i nIo hond a nd Bl'C pcrfurm.11nrf' ofured 100%by ofa th(• an;ount u! thP ('(olltruct with a l'ialisfHdOr}' suret~· . fur the faithful performance uf tlw work. Attention uf the hiddcr is ralit'd to th~ construction rl·gulallon5 which arc included in the proposal document~. No bidder may withdraw hili bid for a period of 30 di}'S . The right is re~crvcd hy the Village of Rutland to rejed any or all hids and to waive informali· lies. The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs of the Villare of Rutland, Ohio by Vernon Weber, Clerk (12) 17. 20. r" WE BUY STRUCTURAL I IIAMI SCRAP IRON- MITALS 6I>O" Eallt, Rutl.lnd, R. D. 12 2o_ 6l.p FIRilWOQD FOR SALE: see wm. [ ( 20 B1 -- - 1 " nsurance - Radford or Harold Blaeklton. 1 &r~01-Simpeon lD111rance AIOileJ. lloek SprJftCI or phone 832-J. Middleport. Flre • AutumobU• 11 lt lmo-p I Bon~~ Phon!_8311-X 1-20-tif s-~u"·ILil=l::N:cG:-:-L-::OTS=-:s:-:o,~tO . One 1111 extra fine one. tr Interested eMil at the home of A. N. Bent::1•i. • romero~n~n~t. ~_6." 114) For R8!1! _ ___ Por nat C'OMT'LETE lnsu.r•~ ProtecttOG. l.lfe, A.uto, Fltw, Pai.Jo. C.U Doa Mill.,, Middleport, Obla !21) Real Estate \lid•i•·porl:-alioo~1s "'"'11-J i ""' '" ·: ' " <111d :! hATIIS. Prkc $2200.00 'l'enm d' llcsil't!ll. l'all 12 27 METROPOLtT#.H AUTO SALES ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bluell 11nd daugther Kathy rpent the Chrt.tmas Holldoyo wllh her par· Members ot the Orlainal Cou- t-nts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van ples Club held their annual buaJ.. M·e ter. ne&a meeUna: and Chriltmu .party Mrs. -Marie Lawrence visited at the bome _of Mr. and Mrs. John Elva Dailey and familY Monday ·Earl Werry, Tbunday evenin• arternoon. where tbe servinr of Te:r:aa barb&Mr. and Mrs. Bill Middleswart cue and beefburren wu an at· and children, Mrs. Elva Dalley, Jerry and Judy, Mr. and Mra. tractive fettlU'e. Pi'esent were ·Mr. and Mrl .H.ar· R-alph Brewer and fataily and Mr . vey F. Van Vranken, Corpul Cbril- and Mrs. Art~UJ;' AUen of . Pates· ti, Texu; Mr. ud Mn. Riebud ~ala spent Chr11tmas daY with Mr. Ray Rupe, Mr. and Mn. MietiJ , and Mrs. Carl Autherson. Willla.ma, Mr. and Mn. Leon A. Ruda Dunt and daughter MarMc~ni&ht, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. earet caUed on his brother Robert OhliBJer, and tbe holt and hasten Durst and family sunday, Mr. and aU of Pomeroy. Mn. Clyde Close and family of Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. John Deal and daugtber and David Brewer of olumbus .,pent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Allen Brewer and Ken· net h. Feeney-Bennett Regular Meeting Held Wednesday Afl~r I Ohio State Bucks And Manhattan To Play Semi-Finals 2 -. ... ,,,. h.am Young in the other attraetion. .. The Bucks, led by Frank How· ard and Ken Sidle, gained the semi-finals with a 64-63 win over ;;; '- used one point to defeat New York Univer&ity 72·71 l.nd gain a semi finals berth. .... II' - WHERE THERE'S SMOKE.. ' " ... I ..'' Grl~ and Snow Tires, 4 wheel drive, Heater, Dark Green Pomeroy · ·-~~ ••--·~ •• ~ ~ •• •• --.. • CROSLEY ~ Whether It Be A--REfRIGERATOR, TV Or Any HOME APPLIANCE ALLEN APPLIANCE llealer ' t-::.. POMIIROY OHIO ..• I .".. Member Federal Deposlllnouran•e Corporation ...••,, A NEWSPAPER ROUTE - NEW YEAR'S 24. De· tuted 21. M&k~ aupport lnaut.l 4. Naval torcea 5 . Shelter• 6. Bearded 7. Cal'a Cradle 10. Isln debt 11. Await 12. Coa.lesce H . Monetary unit (Bulg) 15. Otht'!rwise 17. Radium 28. Bet_. at slakl! 30. Nati\•e I H. I.) (sym .) 18. Malt bt'!verage · 19. Bound 20. Part ot "to be" 21 . Flowers 23 . Found In winter 2-a. Be stat 26. Emmets 21 . Devourt>d .28. Cleave 31. Palm (Asia) 32. W.Ud ox 33. G~ek letter 36'. El4vo.tccl I I use ot 26. Sloth 28. Tra.pa 8 . Conf\ne 11. Win( 13. Reliwe1 16. Falsehood 22. Interjeclion :.!3. 'fhe in!ani.J sailor 1E. 1.1 32. 06tN:ct 34. Conclae 36. Fwsa ,.,,,.,...,.•. "-••wer 40. Study 42 . Wine receptach 37. Cushions 33. Color :;g , Cubt>r ' 41. Capital (Egypt) 43 . Division ot the wo~ld 44. BookotOtd Testament ttl. C!Qneludea t8. Und.rdone 1. Tower (Bib.)' llAILY CRYPTOQUOTll - .. .... · OFF-THE-FENCE ...,., It 1- .. oW' RESOLUTION ... oiy "~ for the three L's, X for the two o·s, etc. Single lelterJ, apoa • trophes, the length and formation of the words are all htntl. Each day the code lellers are different. A Cryptogram OZ RXOZ NS quo~tac.lon OPOVQ WMS NIIUVQ, '~­ ;., PZVSLL o:-1 '·' f~ "' .•. •• Kl!BNL-SQNGZ l't>s.tomlny'B {'ryptoquotr: WHAT PITY IS IT THAT WE CAN DIE BUT ONCE TO SAVE OUR COtJNTRY~-AODI· . SON. ~ - ~- *PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS FOR THE BEST MERCHANDISf Here's bow to work It: AXYDL8AAXIl Is LONOFELLOW One letter simply slanda for another. In this san. pte A Ia uae4 "lj r" ..., ~ ;t ~I "' ,.'"" I· B~ to CeHfr~ Preu A.ttqciqtk>J& A810HGTON-Amertcan ex:Pert.l on ..-enta ~ the Iron CUl'tl,in are keepln£' a eaU:tul watcb en BUlgaria wbft-. &htY aee evideMM that a . new outbre~k of unntt; qatUt Oomnlunt.t · rule tnay tar. in.to th• open. There have beeR rumttiiDp of &~ · Jntent amoq the Bu1gar1an people tor 1.-ieqJ riumt61 altbou;h no reporta of outright re.IBtance fl(&lDat the SoYleL-iaaPo.oc~ "(lme in the aate1Ute nation. · ~~~ aourcu say that lllOllt ot the un1-qf prevalll . amoqthe lower or peuant cl&uel Who· akoe ~­ more and more diaaaUIAed with tbelr eeoaomlc atatus under Communiam. l"urthennare, It Ia 1*lieved tMt Marshal Tlto ot Y. . .Yia Ill aecret~y encouraging Bulgaria to bl'fi8JC ~Way from K~ lin dominance an4 form & closer aWa.neo .With Tlto'a regime. American authorltlu toMede thm J1 Uttle chance that a. Bl\lgariaa uprlalng wtU reacb. ba1 exploalve proportiOIUI ol the revolt in Hunguy because the Soviet Ualon llal impoaed atrtet Rua•hUJ mlllta.ry contrtl tD Bulpr11iL However, they point ou~ that any wideapte&d demonstrations ln Bu):garia. WOUld be UlOtbfr Milnh•l lito KremLin headache and force Soviet. to st~ their mllltiU')' unltt In ttle nteUtte nation. • e ·D(>WN ' CAN GET YOUR SON A FINE I IW railway NEW HAVEN ' 2. Thfo 'colmOI 3. Topmast 9. Indigo POMEROY MOTOR CO. III:;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;:::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;:;;;;:;~~::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;:~:;;:;;:;:;::::;:;;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;:::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;:;::; ;;;;-;:;::;;:;::;:;:::;; To Dtfr lull Ovtrltnlo? ACROSS • : -, • Y<iar CROSLEY lulgal'fo Next SatoUite 1. Color 5. Sunk fe-ncl!! • me! - - - ---- - - DAILY CROSSWORD Low mileage - local owner (original). Like new, Mud with L'IL ABNI!It Now. thlt Uttle 'ltDmboy" who liked. •to cHm.b \re(li• and play "juna:l•''-.so much 'so htr fath!lr nicknamfd her "Monk", the little "chubby" cirl who broke her ann faJ.Uns fnjlm • tift' nOlJ!I travels with FJIC., t;llpity and .o.uty a~ the 1ymboJ of tht drftqt of young American womanh~o4 - Mi.u Ametie"' ~I .' Flrush. ataya .,""~' ~ .....o-~v • ll. Moln St. ................... .... .,...... &rOle TINe~ Mtl.t. calM ~ wUI bill &9 iJttroduce tbe "11011; o,f bca,udful 'lliQrnen""ew "Pinlt" Camay tor ~ Procter and Gamble Compl!,hy. She relates an amusing in(!ident "'l!larding that act.ivi\Y · When her mother lea1·ned that. Marian had received 100 baB of Pink Camay at "the Pa&eanl, m. olfored to take the soap back home to South Carolina. Mu-ian, in 1i Marilyn Monroe wtyle quipped. "Jiotbel'. ju.t beceuse 1 am ~ Amedca, d?!tf! 't mun I can tt4p 'h.thbt.f· Half of that aoap day afternoon. In the otber quan.er final game Notre Dame also 1953 Willys Station Wagon · · · · · · · · ·· $995 226 E. MAiN ~T. auianm~ts ''" ...... Temple of Philadelphia Wedna. See It •• Today Mason County Bank colore are plnk and biue. One of Miu Amerle•'• major "' ' ' r-----""::------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-":'---;;;;--;;i;.., AS OF advan ce hAir dr.mlillk Mudin. At her lint PI'Mii c::onferen ~ in New Yorlt, th., formal' Colu!r C.,l. lea:e ftethman endfared h..~lf to the preM. Repqrttra foWld lhr 19· year· old Mia. M(:Knlaht a &irl w ith a sena. of humot and a mind of her own. ~ blalk:lly ttated Lhat the "lad no irlt.trat in a movie career" but pref~rred belna: .a wife and mother. Her favorite Garden . Notre Dame play& BJ'Jg. In the losers bracket, Temple Fun..al services were held at wiJJ pla.Y NYU tar the consolation the Bald Knobs Church Wednu title. day afternoon for tsaae Baker who I - - - - - - - - - - - paued away Sunday evening at eve with Mr. and Mrs. Charles van the home of his mother Mrs. Alice Meter and. children. .V an Cooney. Lawrence RJtcbie Jr. is a -tA3/c Jimmie Ritchie and A3/c .,... ient in the St. Joaeph Hospital. He Hunter trom Lockbourne Air Bale ~ment sunday with was taken there Frjday after suf· '""~ ¥,. fering a heart attack. Jimmie's parents 'Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ritchie. 'Mr. and Mn. L. K. Ritchie ltad Mr. Bob van Meter and aon Christmas dinner· with their dauTimmy of Belpre apent Chriatmas &hter Maxine Durst and family. ANNOUNCEMENT Savings Deposi~ Interest Rates Were Raised To ~ NEW YORK UP -Ohio Stat(!'l surpriainK Buckeyes meet Man· h.atten of New York tonight In the semi·tinals of tt.e Holiday BUketDall Festival at Madison Square MAKE . YOUR CHOICE DEC. 1, 1956 .. Marl.t:n AM McKni&£-t. from Mannlng, South Carolina. hu been the new MIM Arne ric• for 1957. The beaut)' who et:ptivlted the judges-and a naUonwW. TV audience with an imhatlon of MarUyn Monroe. plana -.. u.e her $5000 dollar tcholauhlp prize. to ~elected W MS OPOVQSU XVLB PXUYMXD. IHttrlbute4 by Klnr 'Featul'ea Syndle.t• • • • MISOONOEPTION ABOUT A. MISFIB&-DiplomaUc authot'it~Q in Wuhlngton point out that tbe reiUIOnt why Britain and Fraru:ie decided to invade Egypt have become so obscure that the .AmerJc'\"' P\ilblic l.s , }~ring under a gene~d .S.,0]1l2to;.te :mf\conceptlon. }The almo.t universal cOJivlctiQit-'ia thlf tiC Brldah and French, invaded Egypt to force a ~lutlon to the Suez canal pfoblem be· cause they bellev,l!d no ether course waa open to them. Th.e fact.!! fJt the cue are just ab9ut the oppo1lte, according t.o hlghly·plaeetJ and completely dlploma\1..-: quartens 1n WaslUngton. . As the authorities vtew it, Britain and France took mllitarv action not because fJt no solution In alght but becau.ie ·one wu-but one that would have permitted Egyptialll l'remier Abdel Nasser to 1·e· m~n in power. 'fhe French we~ det•rmlned that Nasser would have to be ellm·· inaltd be.;:ause of their; coavlction he w~a stirring up ttouble lor their goyemmGilt In Algii'I!L , The Brltiah were pl'lmarUy ~tmed bec&ulle Nasser's ae!zure ot the Suez canal threatened their acceaa to oil III.WPliea and their trade with the Far East. They distrusted the EgypUan leader a.nt:l \11ere adamant againat any aolution that would keep him fn Powor and enhance hi.& preauge In thl Arab world. ·. ·' ·· Acoordinglyt the two weratem powen acted In unison· to.' topple Naa&er tor two entirely dtft'erent reaaona. Ironically, British Primo MtniiJter Sir Anthony Eden Md French Premier Guy Mollet who gambled to get rid of NaNer may. by their very own ladies, have toppled no one but thelDilll)Vea. . . .. . . e NEW MOLih-The a]ipotntrnent ot ·retirblg MUiachusetta Cav:' ChrtaUan A. Herter a a under HCNtary of atate aucceeding, Herbert · Hoover, Jr., t.s being Interpreted In Wulllngtoh as a elear atep by I President EJaenhowet to inatall "New Republicanism'' as the of4er ot the day. · Obeerven ln~lst that Hoont was not forced Out UIMralt ot the job and that he reatJned IOlely to return to private work where he 11 assure-d ot an income ex• ceedlng that ot a government otrlclal. However, they note that the aeleetlon of Herter aa hia tUC· : ef:BIJOr meUUJ that from here on, Mr. Elamhower wm tap men Whlll lrmly belleve In liberal Republican oollcle1. FOR THE ---·- ·---------- - -· When people suddea.ly lace boreavemeat the servloo of a lr1111t wortb,Y funcr11l director Is ind isDen&~ble. They also welcome I he Information and couasel re~clY· ed at Best News Coverage ,. , Trevey-Finsterwald f UntrQ1HOme In addition they tan llf!l"ure qu~o~.llty merchandise without utra· vaa:anee. 144 Butternut Ave., :READ . . . . . -llND IT WILL BRING HIM DOWN TO EARn! ON THE RIGHT SIDEI Rodney Downing THE Real Estate Broker In MIODLIPOI!, OHIO 6136-M PHONI• 6311 ........... ......... _... DA.ILY SENTINEL \ A lllAX WARD 61 ;;i;;;;;:aa Meigs County's Only len:.r ••r '-••'" GRUESEII BtOCK 1;'0. of_,_, On Rt, 33. Ctii..W. ........ • ! 'j • • \ newspaper 'outo I CONCRETE BLOCKS ~ MIIH Nortll I \ . I ' '·1, - will help d.. ~~~~P. your son's responsibility, •n•hehvo, thrift, hono.ty, and ,.., manhood. Fine traits of ehorac• fer become reel end activo I~ . your boy w~en h~ is e nowspop'or• boy. ............... t l l · h · 115 L 1:.:::. it:'"' .... 011.. ' ....'"·~. .." INSURANCE AGENCY Plro Au~-1111 Hnllh • ~ ., ACCIDINT Life. C~tualtr ancllon• ...."' • i ~;.· • I .. HQME- NEWSPAPEI\ . HEY KID--- WOULD YOU LIKE A·~REE COURSE IN MUSCLE- BUILDING ':r ' Phone 510 "lull41 All Mak.. llld Modo!ll STIVERSVILLE OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. roREMAN--.~~B~B~a~TT=-~~~V~.~SB~& , .~P~o~n~te=r~oy=·~O~h~lo~.~::~====~ VICE AU noakea Jtepalred bJ Ell GOOD HEREFORD Btn.L for Sale pert Tednl14'\IU. fhoae 12M Y ·P rice '100. S.. Jij.ymonll Tl'a· 1041 ford or Phone Cheater1 Ohio. llldd1 12 2tl 3\p SA v~; oN VOliR Sll'lE repolr >t :t COCKJo;R )•UPS. 12 WCI'kl'l old, llacinc Shoe Shop l\ 30 tf blltk. Can be rea l1tere d..."h ar 1('S - - - - - - - -·--- Original Cauples Annual Business • ' I$ Held MeetlftQ dent of thi.t new chapter and will be assi!led by Mrs. Guy Ne!gler of th e Return Jonathan Meigs ChaptP t, DAR. Qfli('ers appointed were : president, Sharon Jone:s; vicepresident, Ned& Bradford ; _secr&tary, Jennifer Lohse ; trea.!lurer, Ellen Dutton. SallY lo~oater, regi• tr.ar ; Frank TitU$, bi.!ltorian. The meeting opened with ' the Star Spangled Banner accompanIed by Jennifer Lohse and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flat and the CAR prayer. read by Mrs. Dutton. Th.e program Included pillno duets by Neda Br,pdford and Ellen Dutton; a talk by Mrs. Dul· ton on the history of the original Chapte( and tbe alma of the CAR which a~ to foster and promote thl' patriotic educaUon of the youth of America. Mrs. 0. P. Kle1n, pall r~gent of the DAR Clupter, e:rplalned the meanina: or the name ''Cradle of Liberty"-which wu first given Feeney-Bennett Poat, No. 128. to tbe city of Philadelphia and American Legion, met Wednqday showed pictures to illustratl!! her at the Leot~o H 11 I their re.,•la a• n • or ,.-. ... r t.alk. meeUn1 with Commander llolc:oe Fife ldi Mrs. Dutton supervised recre• prea q. • d "\... e Jtetall Tb P e o1t tban.e tion for the older members and u h to' A iEvana uoc1a tlon, Mra. Neif:ler and Mrs. Jame& TitUJ '"!ere an Su .'mark t tb Au tl d p e an e an c and Pomeroy, were to cbarae of the games for the younger children. Pacific Stores for their ualstaaee Stunts and group Jinging complet- wJth the IA&ionnairel' Chriltmu ed the pro&ram. Prizes were won proJnm project of hiVlng Santa bY Jennifer Lohae, Sandra Brew- Claus distribute t.reatJ to dlildren Ington, Diana Davis and '111amaa of the arr:a. Titus. the reiUW' meeting ... Mrs. Dutton was asaisted by her treshmenta were served at the mother. Mrs. A. H. Carpenter, in Legion meeting 6erving refreshmeints of let RATES INCRBASE cream tn:es, and cookiei to the The Uason county Bank an· guests. Adults pretent were Mrs. Nelgler, M.rs. Kleln and Mn. Otis nounced today that effective Dee. McClintock, Racine. Tbe next t, 1~ the interest rat. · on aav· meeUna: will be on February 22 ings deposits were raised to two with Neda Bradford u program percent per annum. chairman and the place wUI t.e announced later. Neda Bradford, Jennlfer Lohse, Charter members art! Thomas .JI¥ln and Ann McCJlntock, Nancy and Frank Titus, Robbie and Pam· and Morton Titus, Dlanay Joyce ela Cleek, Sail)' Foster, l:llen Dut- and Elaine Davis, Sandra Brewton. Sharon and Barbara J0-nea Ington. Your Sunrise To Sunset Station Dail y Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport , 0 ., Dot. 28 , !915s!"t' Small Town Glrl: Miss America 1957 J.ITTLI! ORPHAN �. . . . . --... - j • 0 .. •• I The Datly Sentinel 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Dec. 28, 1956 Relatives Attend Event At Home Of Herbert Dixons • BAND TO AID Mr. and Mrs Herbert Dtxon entertained a croup of relatlve1 reeenUy at their home, Rock Spnngs road. Guesta were M.r and Mrs Harry D11:on and aon R1cky of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Gerald Shade Bimd Dtrec tor Ear l Warnk e h.as announced th at the Middle port Band memeb r~ will asstst Ill the • annual Blue C rutrh Sa le for the PoUo funrt tbts Saturday Mr and Mrs Wtley KUIJ.: and doiU ghters, Judy , Pamela, Bec ky and Christy of St. Albans, W Va , Mr~ Clara Grueser and ~rs Vi' lima Slobart * * * * * •• 5-Star Buy 1956 Chevrolet 21 0 .... · .. · · $2395 4-Door, Ivory and Light Green, Power Pack V -8 motor, White WaU tires, Radio, Heater and other extras -- New Car Guarantee. POMEROY MOTOR Pomeroy CO. E Mal St -••• Middleport Society Notes Dr and Mrs J1vlden and ch1l drcn \ISlled hu parents, Mr. and Mrs Clark J1v1den, Racine, and Mr and l\11 ~ Harry Mitchell and four sons Athenc were Chrllltmaa dm ncr guests of her parents, Mr and • 1 here with the Diles family ' • '"' 4 dr. Sedan. Dynaflow dnve. Extra good for model. 1 0 0 1954 Buick Special Dlx. · · · · • · · · · · $1,695 4 dr Sedan. Low mileage by one ca1eful owner Uke new ongmal metallic green flDtsh '57 Butck trade-Ill. 1955 Ford V8 Station Wagon · · · $1,995 ~·ordomatlc Beautitullight blue fml>h · ~7 BuiCk ttadc- ln 1955 Buick Century 4 dr. $2,595 Riviera Sedan Dynaflow drive Power Stecung. fo'ully equipped One careful local ownct Sharp ~~ New one sells for about $4300. 1955 Oldsmobile Super "88" 1956 Pontiac Chieftain ."' ,,•'. .'"·~· l • · $2,595 4 dr. Holliday Sedan "Hard Top" 4 dr Hydramatlc dnvc Power Steering Fully eqUipped Really clean f '57 BuH k trade-in . i' • $2595 4 dr Sedan, less than 6,000 m1lcs Hydramattc Unvc Almost like the day 1t was sold. j 1953 Ford Customline · r.c~ ~)~ $1 ,095 4 dr Sedan. l'ordomatlc Extra good ungmnl !lmsh. If~ Shows best of care I . 1953 Chevrolet 2 dr. · · · · · · · · · · $995 Bf:latrc Sedan Beautiful turquot"c and while fmish 1952 Buick Special · $795 1951 Chevrolet 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan $555 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan. Like new two tone blue hrush Good solid car. Orl&lnal black fm1sh like new. 1956 Buick Super · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $3195 Riviera Hardtop 4 Dr , Fully l'o"ered Emaculate InSide and out- Very low mileage- New one costs over $4500 YEAR-END Clearance Sale SPECIALS 19501uick 2dr. Dlx. · .. .. · .. · $295 1950 Dodge Dlx. 2 dr. .. ...... · $295 1951 Ford VB 4 dr. .. · .. $377 1950 Po11tlac Cpa. · · · · · · · · · $195 1949BulckSuper 4 dr. ·.. .... · .. .... $195 1947 Plymouth 4 dr... · ...... .. .. · $99 TRUCKS 1955 (hprolet ~ton Pickup .. · .. · $1,295 7'>il ft. body. Looks like new. lias '57 style cab and body 1954 Chevrolet 2 ton Hyd. Dump .. •· $1,495 't Extra &ood 10 ft. body. Overhauled engmo 2 sp. rear axle. 1953GMC2tonLWB ... The dance, sponsored by the daughter, Cr1sh 'itudents was held Saturday eveMr and Mrs Hawkms were close nmg December 22, an the recre• lrtends of Mr and Mrs Leo Al- tlon room of the new nune's meneo when they hved m Clevl' dormltory Cbet Haddox and b11 land a number of years ago Mr orcheetra provtded muslt. Almerlco Is the Greyhound bus »us Bonnte Barker of driver who was lulled by a mad polls, a senior student, waa crownman when he ordered him from ed queen bY Dr Charles Holzer the bus it the Cleveland terminal l'he con:age of Miss Wildermuth, du'tmg the holidays Robert Ashley basketball play JUmor attendant, wu plnned by er on th~;> Marshall College team Dr 188<: Walker and Dr Thomas 1 was bere for Chnstmas Eve and Morgan pmned a conaa:e en Mits Chnstmu Da}' with his wife the Sarah Kline o£ Allbland KY. fresh~ former Sharon Riley man attendant. Refreshment• of punt'h and cook· 8 1es were served 1 .. ...... · $1,195 New enJ.!ne block. 2 sp axle Like new m appearance 1953 Ford Vz ton Pickup · · · · · · · · · $895 Shows best or care. 1952 Chevrolet~ ton Pickup New light blue finish. Mony More- All Type• · $695 were done by Mrs. Robert W(tods 1 Dinner Given At Mora Residence On Christmas Day Mr and Mrs Pearl Mora entertained w1th a family dtnner, Chriat" mas at the1r home, Chester roiJd Present were Mrs Mart Grary, Mr and Mrs G~;>talrl Wildermuth daughter Donna and son Larry Mr and Mrs Norman Fisher, daughters A!lce and Louise and son Tom and Mr and Mrs Donald Mora and children Sail}' , Dav1d and Rhea Donald Mora Wft'l · fl Dwer Judges for the evenm& and award ed r•bbons to , Mrs :Pearl Koblenl% Mts Roy Miller, !in. Pearly Karr , Mrs Robert W~ Mrs Howard Knight, Mrs~ Earl Dean, Mrs Donald Mora, )Ira. Paul B:ter and Mra Esther Wtlghl Mrs Horace Karr wa!!l awarlled a r~bbon for a Christmas corsase. deaiped by Beni Ill ~ I I Clalrt The blou.e, with lhrM· q\,l*rter a~es. Ia of btlp woc.,.l Jene~. The 1ult, with tour fa.lo;tt poCket f!apa for the jacket, Ia brown-beige tweed. Ideal for Winter vacation voyaging to wanncllmea. 1-,.-====c-::=:=-:c:=:-- MAKER Ikner ustm1 coffee, grnter coffee «anomy - )'o• b•M tbn td ""1/lriU! Til« Flavo-matic: saves you better coffee, abroush a conlbaoatJOn of exdus.ive and patented fntures Jhar control timina and r;-'' temperature exacdy, anromaucally. Never overheats or "burns' coff~ nrv<.'r 'underperki' ttther. The Flavo.mauc method yaelds more fuU flavored cups per pound, too, for n~w coffee sa~logs 6·8 Cup Size Polished Aluminum ERF 'P'""'•rthc holldoyswllhhor•'ll' Charles ShoemaU:r, and family £n Barbo\lrsvm.e. Mr. llld lin. Henry Null !ell todQ for a weot fDdlit~ vlllitHe1117 with hlo porellla; ~ .and ' • • ' I spoke• man tor the strikmg Communicaof America Unton tod.ty said 1 lO.hour contract sesIIIOn w'ith Ohio Consohdated Telephone Co Friday resulted in "abaolutely no progress." Negotiations were scheduled to resume aga1n here Jim 8 at 2 " p. rn The spokesman said "we're rtgbt back where we started from" when talk! were recessed at 1 a m. today. The strike has crippled servtc:e in 2f. eastet'n and southern Ohio counties Among the atumbllng blocks to a qew agreement, umon offi.cials aald, was the llbjeeUon of the General Telephone Co , the parent firm, to benefits offered for yean by Obto Consolidated General Telephone ~lso baa refused to accept 1 uhidn 8Jiop elauie while tbe unt~n bas refused to aign a contract eontalolng a no..11trike dause ' • *Effective January 1, 1957, or at the Clase of Present Interest Paying Periad :sleeping Driver '6rashes Utility Friday 'Nite Due to the recent overall rise of interest rates prevatlmg in the country, which creased the earning pewer of money, banks in Meigs County w1ll incraase the' interest they pay on all savings accounts and certificates of depos1t for six mc1ntj~~~~ more from 1 per centto 2 per cent. . ~' · ' The Racine Home. .Yhe Fint National Bank RACINE, OHIO RACINE, OHIO The Pomeroy National Baatk Farmers Bank & POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY- RUTLAND Th•C••ta··ens ~~o..•at•"onal Bank V .. " MIDDl-EPORT, OHIO ~~~-~_......;.._._..,._ _ _..;,.:..;;.,-..;..;_ _ _ _ _ _~;-....------------::-o:-:t;~ Judge John Bacon presided and announced lh11t EdJSOfl Baker Fred H1bbs C a~b Bahr, Don Stners and Jack Robson would be m charge of the supper wh1eh wtll be a money makmg project T1c kets w11l be on sale hy the Rotanans tn the near future The members also dascussed a proposed ra1se m dues and Paul Smart Dav1d C Miller and Robert Coal s were na ned on a com mtttee to present a recommenda· Uon on this matter to the club at t.hf' next meetmg J H Grate, a charter member for the- more than 27 years of the local Club suggested a drive on incrc.ucd attendance of members Methoclut womem who prepared tbe steak dmner wrre Mrs Glenn LamberL Mrs Earl Knight, Mrs Herman Haddox , Mrs C P Gallagher Muq Fr1eda Faehnle :No Pl'Ogress Is Report On Phone McCumber Rites Strike Parley ' OOLt.JMBtJS, 0 UP - A To Be Dee. 31 tion WOrkers Certificates Of Deposit For Six Months Or More From 1 % 1951 Fard VS Lllhl ' $8.95 1951 Chevrolet METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES . Funeral 11ervleea for Harvr.y Me· Cumber, 72, who died at 2 a m today in Me1gs General Hol"pital· wtll be held from the Ewing Cha: pel at 2 p m Monday, Dec 31. Interment wtll be 1n Beech Grove Cemetery FriendJ may e~~ll at the HOME ON LEAVE funeral home anyttme Mr Me James Guinther, Syracuse, ar Cumb_e'r at one time was employed rtved home Friday mght for 1 10. as ch1ef af malntenance for the day leave of absence from Navy old T. k. DavJs Co lower Pomeroy duty at Newport, Rhode Island Clifford Resigns As Sports Editor Of Daily Sentinel Offt<:tal announcement was made today or the res1gnat1on of Paul W "Moon" ~~lifford as Sports EdItor of The Dally Sentmel it was removed wilh of· operation of Chfford's reSignation stated that be felt that fhe press or dulle!l on two jobs was beginning to be "too mueh" for him and asked to be reheved of his Sentln~I dultl'!s Clifford h1d been a member of the sports ltafr of the Senhncl for the past 10 years GUILD TO MEET The Grace Guild of Eprseorll aid Stewart's car veered 1Churt'h will meet at the hom~ of ltteet and hit the pole~ Mrs Cedrtc Clark with Mrs M C Ule Columbus lc South- Hobart and Mrs Carpenter as e n llectric Co., about GOO hostesses on , WedneBday evemJli of Cherry St. January 2 at 7 30 p m. t ed The bus dr1ver W H FuJUiove. • .. 7, drove straight to pollee headquarters , but resumed b1s route followmg que1t1onmg and wu once aga1n the target for a .mlper. Len than an hour after tbe flflt shoottng, a bullet hit the bus aboul t wo feet from FullHove and glan t: Pd harmlessly away It wu the second mgbl tbat ' s mpers bad made l:'lty bLUes their targets Polrce Comm15s1oner Clyde Sellers •mme<hately su• pended the City's bus operation for t ho night followmg the shoot:ng The c1 ty commr~sion schedu led an e mergency meetmg for today , Four d a.Ys nf court-ordered bul mteg raiJOn tn Montgomery had passed prart.cal!y wrt hout mcJdent hefore We dn es da~ mght when one bus was nddled by rifle flrtt and ano ther sprayed by , shotgun No one was hurt th en In H1rmrngham, Ala , a •e.rret• l 10n leader unfolded hrs plan for a mmute man methOd of keepJog the color harriers up even jf a fed e ral court throws out Blrmmgham s b us segregatton Jaw White Clijzens Council leader Asa Carter told a gathering of s egregaUomstl Fnday n 1ght that ~uld org8.!1Ue ··mumte-mwn" Vlgllantj!- groups to board bu~~e~ m the event Of trouble He sa 1d the groups ·would not go thert!! for Violenre but for good race relattoll.!l and t(J relieve lensmnt~ ' Btrmtngham Negroes made 8 one day assault on local bus segregatiOn and 22 Negme!l were arrested for breakmg the city's JJm Crow laws However, folluwmg the arrest, tbe Negro leaders claimed a VICtory And haltt.>d the dr1ve Thev sa1d they wo uld take 1he arres~ to federal court and have the r t ty's bus segreg allon laws thrown OUI Both the Cll) ofiH·uls and the Negr~s 111 Tallahassee Fla, were awa1t1ng the outrome of court action be(are maktn);!: .anv new moves Ul the bus mtegra.t1on dis. pute there Family Returning To United States From German B~ Vennari Tabbed To Help Coach I North Gridders Jrm Vennan, coach !Jf Rutland s unh('aten Class A 1956 football h•am was honored today by b1s srlcctton as an as ustant coach for the annual Ohm High School All3tar football Qame next Aug 16 tn Canton Vl'u iHrl was !~elected b} Columbus North lhgh School's hea r\ r oach I! u gh Hmdman who s to be a1ded also by Bob Kappes of Cmcm na tl Wrstern Hlll!l and Joe Car \o Newark coach Kappes- and Carlo were second and third 10 the vot tng behmd Hmdman A llaster Sergeant, hts wlie ant! sons w•ll a•nve here ~ext week from Gennan.~o wtth thetr newly-adopted daughter, a threeyear-old German gul M! Sgt and Mrs Chfford (Pat) Roush adopled Pamela, who baa never been out of her native Germany as theu thtrd child. Their sons are llol1chael, 9. and Dee, 7 The 1amrly sailed on the USS General Bradley Dec 22 and should arriVe 1n New York City Dec 30 Sg! Roush had been stationed nf'ar Munich for 21;oi yean on duty w11h the Army A1r Foree. Wh1le her,• the ramlly will VISlt her parents Mr and MM!I Dillon Cross R.acme hrs Mr and Mrt. Arthur J: Roush, Salem Center, and olht'!r relaltves Bralton EJected New president Of Men's FeIIowship SLEEPY TIME GALS Mrs Bert Jobe t ...ld pultt'e F'r1day she was hypnotiZed and robtw.d by two Gypsy women who came to her door srllmg: grrthn g cards Mra. \ Jobe sa1d sbe became cboway wh1le lalktng to on~ o f the wtJmen '"'0 Columbia Gas System Announces Merger Of Two Subsidiary Firms NEW YORK (UP) - The Columbia Gas System today announced two mergers among lts subsidiary companies as part of a simplification program designed to reduce the number Of 1ts retail gas utility subsidiary organizations. woundmg a Negro passenger rorl'lng a t empol'lry ~tuspensloa of the City's bus llefYl~e A Negro woman , Roaa Jordan. , 22 was !truck tn the lep by a "! bullet that tore throu'h the aide of a Montgomery cuyl btu at it drov e past a Negro housJnf pro} Spencer Is Bouruf To Grand Jury On Not Guilty Plea Richard Spencer. 19 Wolfpen ple.ad not grulty to a cha r ge of !teallng parb off a veb1cle tn Ju.!lttc~ of Peace Jt E Gnndley's court Fnday and was bound over to the January term Grand Jury TO • A one-day calno In the bus battle at Montgomery broken Friday rught when a smper tw1ce shot at a City To School Post By Board Action SAVI'NGS ACCOUNT INTEREST RATES 1951 Studebo ke r themselves • 1952 Chevrolet Many Mare Ta Choitte From FIRE ENGULFS MOVIE COWNY MANSIONS Anderson Named ~:~ T~Offll WILL INCREASE A~td Vtolence has flared agatn In Dnue's long smouldering ~ gregation diSpute. Negroes contmued today their push for 111tegrated bus seating, beth '" the courtrooms and on tbe buoea fl! liD MEIGS COUNTY BANKS SALES . ence ares 810 n ntegr · • w k J Lef S Calm In Bus Battle Is Broken T0 B1g1n Or ft Grf 00n AsSnipersShootOnePassenger or DehClOUS refreshments creamed baked ch l~ ken molded plad, hot rolls, colfee, 1ce cream and Chrtstmas cook1es were served by t he hostess assisted by Mra. Rl&ld Young, Mrs Pearly Karr and Mra. G A Young The January ii'leetmg wJII be held at the hOme ot • Mrs Pearl Mora with Mrs Donald Mon asslstmg -. LAST CHANCE c, • SINGLE COPY -5< tJit'M..part enumble-from the eou.ctton bl'""· I 1950 Pantiac I Bl.Ot1BE Ia tbe theme of thrl ;•~m;;:al~n~f~o~r~a~lo~n~g~er~·~vl~s~lt;;,;o;;;o;;;o;;;,#~~~~P~n~s:on~o;;;-o;;;""'-~~;:::;d~~ tte Select Only The l'eru Best In I!sed Cars WIATMII : ~ makes ,.HI! SLUUIED BOX J~(:KI!Il' OVER A HOODED CONFIRMS COMPLAINT (lJilCA(,Q UP · Charles Scott w~lked Into a pollee station, com plamtng sonw old gra} haired g~ay" had arrested hrm for a traf f1c violalwn Scott's story was con fnmed by the "old guy '~Poli c e t:omm1sstoner Timothy J 0 Con Null Sr Haywood, W Va Mrs Noah Haskms wtll serve as Hbrar- nor. 1 tan dunng Mrs Null'a absence. Mr and Mrs WilHam "fhomas, Inmates Premiere Prison Movie New York City, amved Sundal' STORMVILLE N Y UP ~ for a holdtay VISit wtth her 1'Pubhc Pigeon No 1," a corned} mother Mrs D B Harttnger .Mr mov1e whtch features a prison Thoma~ has returned to his bad Its world premtere toployment and M:J;s TMmas before some 2,000 inmates at Mr and Mrs Harry M11ls bad a Christmas dtnner at their t~ome on Sunday ThoS<' present were Mr and M1 ~ ~ I llu ghcs had Mr and Mrs Harry Munns, Pamse· Mrs Da na ll.1111llt qn as lhe1r d1 n vtlle, Mr and Mrs Rus~ell Mills nf'r gues t on ( hn slma s d a~ nnd 111 and son, James, Sgt and Mrs the aftern oon h<HI a long rh s1ancc Leonard Gwtazdowsky and daugh call frum Hu rr rlallghtcr nnd son ter, Middleport, Sgt an:l In law ~1 SJI and i\lr ~ C M Ow Mrs Jenny Max Lambert and !lOllS, Joe i'll!l and fnut t 1Hi d ru1 I ubhock. and Rtchard Chlllleothe T~X o iS Mr and Mu Fred Cabeen, Alb Mr ;uul M1 s I II (;rru,Jn\ anrl ens were Sunday guests of the1r sons , Larry and 1.1111 wht! t~ p1"1J\ daughter, Mrs William Slater, ~~:nd L'hn!ltmas wttlr h r~ mr1th(r :\11 s rami!:. and ('hmtmas guests at the Lou Mornmg al!d Mt Mm1rru ng Slatt'r home were hts. p;~rcnts Mr hav e n t ur lll d to tht tr horne 111 and Mr s Edgar Slatl'r , Jark.vm:'t1ar1ct1" Ga Mt ~t o ur n 111g • ~ ll l vllle aL thetr hom(' on H;H'C and North Mr and Mrs Carl Ebersbach i'ourlh Avenu e and famlly Eugene Manlyn and Chnslmas dtnner gu f':s t ~ o f Mr Phylh~. Brarlbury, had two putles and Mrs John II a" k1n s Jr and over the holidays Sunday dln11er guests at the Ebersbach home were Mr and Mrs Ralph Michael and son, M1key, Columbus, Mrs ~hnnH' Gilmore , Middleport. Ern· est Eberat>.ch Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Wtllard Ebersbach anrl two dauJlhters, Karen and Barhara t he.sler On Chr1Hma~ Day thrlr J:(ue~h \\ere Mr and Mrs Wtllarrl Ebers· (hester. b<ich and daughters Thomas F.bcrr.bach , Portland, Htl ton Wolre Jr Racmc. Mt and Mrs Robert HafiiS and daughter Susan, who had VISited relatives m Charleston and hla parents Mr and Mrs. Robert Harris, here, have returned to thelr home 1n Columbus Chmtmas dinner guests of Mr and Mr~ William Childs and Chll· (hen, Sheila and Micky, were Mr and Mrs ,Adam Scholl. l'omcroy, and Mr and Mrs VIrgil Brown and sons, Freddy and Tom, Athcn11 Road Saturday evening ~r and Mn: Joe Young Sr . Rutland Road, en· tcrtamed with a family dinner Guests were Mr and Mrs Charles Bradbury and three children . Mid· dlepOrt, Jane Young, Lcadlna: and Mrs Joe ChtlhC'olhc, Mr Young Jr and two rhtldren, Woodsfield, Mr and Mrs Robert Yates and two dau&htors Jarkson dr Nice & Solid Leo Kennedy Jr , Middleport Noah Haskin• vlelted Mr and !\Irs Ferry Rife, Greenfleld, Mon· Tu Tone Green. day Mr. R1£e has recuperated aat.IS(actorlly arter havlna a hand l«loott. Seat Covers. amputated flarly m the ran when he was Injured while worklnJ:l on I h1s farm Corn'!'t~nj:~r. 4 dr. V8 Mrs Robert Re•bel11nd daua:hter Jllne Y('tung, were overntght gueet.s Mr~ Lucille Stratton, Columbue '"tum Wagon Aut. Trans I of Thursda) 1M Sgt Clarence Clark, Wuhmtton D Pte and Mrs Franklin Clark Fort Riehle, Md and Mr and Mrs Henry Null and Mr and Mrs Harry Clark were Christmas gut'sts o{ Mr. and Mn. Clarence Clark. Christmas dinner fuesta or Mr and Mrs Robert Btlbel, Jnd Jane Young Leadin11 Creek ROad, were Wtlham Kitchen, Chillicothe; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young Jr. and two chlldren, Mc;lanle and 111 Woodsfield, l'ttr and Mrs • Cl>oriiO! · Bradbury and Su:aa~, Mary A~a . ' •• Mrs. Charles Shoemaker IJ enttne YOU CAM PAY IIOR£- IUT THE fUYO·IIATit: I and Mrs Howard Byers Mr and Mrs Gordon Clay and three children and Mrs Catherme Churehtll, who spent Chnstmap, wtth Mr and Mrs C M Hennesy left Wednesday mght for their home m Atlanta, Ga John Parsons and Kenneth Me· Elhlnney of the Sports Center w\!re m Cmcmna,t1 Thursday OJ1 1 buymg trip for the store Mrs Albert Schletcher, Cleve· land , Is vtsiLlng her parents Mr and Mrs Wlllli!m Ohlinger, dur· tn~ the Chnslmas v~calton Kathie McElhinney small daughler of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Me:· Ellurmev I.S vtS~hng her grand par ents, Mr and Mrs W11l Struble , Logan th1s week at y '• who had several lovely arrange. ments for the dinmg table u~mg flat evergreens, pine cones and ChrJstma.s balls Mrs. Donald Mora TaiMt Just Arouncl the CorMr had ciecor~~Jtions for the Uving HOLLYWOOD UP -A tll~l room featunng the Madonna A scout for Warner Bros, tra~ • demonstration of Christmas deeor· nearly 5.000 miles to find a ,Ul atlons for the door was done by who was VIrtually fust around the Mrs. Roy Mtller who used sprays corner Seekmg ail. actress to play of cedar and gJant pine con~s the lead oppos1te Mar1on Braado In The door prize was won by Mn "Sayonara", the &eout conduaid , Pauline Ridenour Christmas g1fts tnlenstve auditions In Japan befOre Milko Taka - at a Japwere exchan_!led and secret pa1a of f1ndini anese • Amencan carnival iDI Los tbe past year were revealed tM rs Laurena Milhone, Mr&. Carl Angeles. c,m. . , ::All] dmner 1953 Buick VB Super ...... $1 ... Jth 01nrl Marlha Manemont, were gue5ts of h1s mother, Mfll C J Rhmil'S and Mr Rhodes They also v1 ,J ied 11t the Diles home and with Mr A 1. Bush Mr a nd Mrs Fred Jackson were Chnstma s glles!s or Mr and Mrs Campb£'11 Harper and daughter, Phoebe Mr ~ nd "'rs John Bryan and familY hatl the followmg dinner g u e s t s on Christmas Mrs Faye J';~h)]( 1 Mansf~ehl, Mlas Juamta V.u1 ~Jilt LILLie Ky~cr Mr. ar.d Mrs Jorcd George and son 'l c rrv Hulland A; lc Stan ley Br}.lrl Wn ght Patlt>rson AFB Mr anrl M1 s Gl•ue Dodson HOd .son Davul w(•rr hu~1ncss vmtors m Columhu ~ rhur scla y Danny and Pamela Dofl son rcmNtned here w1th Mr 1111 rt Mrs Wdllilm Ault and children Decorahora for the dllllng room M•ss Donna Wildermuth, da~~gh­ ter of Mr and Mrs; Gerald WU• rlermuth who is president of Stud· "nl Goyernmenl of Holzer Hospit· 11, an organll.lltJOn of the three : lasses of student nurses, was chor.en a junior attendant for tbe queer. at the anr.ual Chrl~rus 1ance of the Hospital :~:h ~~~~~~ d:~~h~~s.a~~a~:!. 7uet lu~~usan:pe~~ c~~~~~~w~:~· ~~ SAl! • \, Miss Wildermuth Named Attendant ' To Dance Queen daughter Juamta were Mr and Chu~tm as dm ne r guests of Mr and M r~ Cush Joh ns ton, Bradbury Mrs Franklm Gmther and daugh were Mrs Fran ces Larkm and son ter V1ckl Mrs Thelma Hamlm John Mr and Mr5 Charles Amos Columbus, R A llmey Washing Rutland , Mr and Mra Wilham ton D ( Abo VISiting on Chrl~;l Lark tn New Boston Mrs Mane m&s at the Hawkins home were Mn Lula Russell and Frank (,m Wllk.inson Bradbu1} Durmg the hohday~ the L 0 ther Monday Mr and Mrs Hawkw~ D1les ramtly had most of their children and grandchildren home and daughter, Vtckt, vtiJted Mr Ill somP Ume except William and and MNI w~rren Thomas. Bladen b1s famlly from ConnectiCUt Mr Wednesday Mr and Mrs Gmther and Mrs Da, id Diles, Detrmt, lert and Vu:lu wrre m Ironton to v1s1t Chru;tmas morning after spendmg Mr and Mrs William Moore and the church CLEARANCE .. ........... Lu cllle Bearhs Hawkms, Pomeroy Soctety Edito,r, Phone 6244 Mr and Mn L D Diles at the Athens Ftr&t Methodist Church Mrs Charles J1viden (PhylliS Diles) and her Children, Ellen and Tom had sung In the choirs of EMD ' Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Soc1ety Edt tor, Phone 6079 l ;jiji,jijinjiij,jijijijijijijijijiijijiijiijij~!i!jiiii~~~ they the wel!k here and on Sunday had end a•tended serv1ce1 with YEAR Chester Garden Club Meeting Held At Woodrow Mora Home Kautz r! Mn The beautifull) decorated bome of Mrs Woodrow Mora was the acene of the December meeting of the Cheater Garden Club The meetmg openrd w1tb the members readmg the club collect The runt for the tn9nth was read by Mrs Roy Johnson Roll call was answer cd by a favorite Cbnstmas flower Mrs Pearl Mora opened the program by readmg the Chnstmas Story from St. Luke Mr~ Max Harrah read ''The Legend of the Pomsettla " Mrs Howard Knight gave a demon1trallon of decorat t10ns for a small kitchen usrng mobiles. e .•• ... • He sud 1t may be d1~f1rult to obtam a phys1c1an l)(cause gradu at1ng mtcrnes rn osteopatbre an1j W••thnr G•ttmg Fa1r medical hospitals are nol free 10 The Weath er Bureau prelhcled sttJke out on their own un11l generally fatr llo f.:' atheJ over most Sprtng of the n at 1on durtng the long hoh The Se1ples have two sons Bob day 111 contrast to the fog and 1cc by, 4, and Tod. 2 The doC'tor !!.Dtd wh1ch boosted the Ghnstma~ toll Good dm•rng cond1trons howthe hardest part of the move ts ~,;ver ra1sen the danger th~t many "leavmg our many fncnds 111 Ra cme and Me.gs C ount~ Th< couple motonsts would feel the tempt.. has bel'!n ardent boat1ng rnth.u~1 lion to speed up on clear hlgh· a~ts. a hobby botn the doctor and v.:ays his wife expect to pursue on tbe \.\'aters of Bucke~ c T .1ke In one step th~ Natural Gas Co, of West Va w1ll be merged mto the Oh10 Fuel Gas Co in the second s\ep Kentucky Gall Trans· mtsslon Corp. a new company, wt\1 acqmre all transmlsston and storage operaho08 of Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co Spokesmen for the syatem also pnnounced 10 another stmphflea~ Uon move that a hearmg hall been set for mtrl January of next }ear by the Public Serv1cc Commus1on o£ New York on the met'ger of Bmghamton Gas Works and The Key!tone Gas Co [nc If approved Dr Seiple w!ll close hiS o{hce the combmatlon w11l be named CoMonday Dec 31 anrl go to Nelumbia. Gas Co qf New York. wark His famlly \\Ill follow m two Columbia Gas System offJclal!l weeks sa1d the slm;>lrflcatJon program 11 meMlng with approval from varMEIGS GENI':RAL HOSPITAL iOus reeuLatory commiSSIOns who w1sh to reduce the problems m· AdmiSSions Mrs Homer Jonoe11, volved in the system's regulatory Middleport, F'rtlz Buc k Pomeroy, procedures Charles V.an Cooney, Middleport, Ohio Fuel serves about 631.000 Everett Roush, Letart, Wtlham customers m 50 counties ln north· Ka11par, Pomeroy ern, central, eastern 11nd south· Discharged Mrs Ethel Hawk eastern OhiO Natural Gas serves and baby, Mrddleport. John Haley, about 34,000 customers in nine Middleport, Mrs Pearl Ja~obs, caatcrn QhJO counties Pomeroy. Firemen's Ball PJans CompJeted I Bob Husky s popular ColumbJU 1 orchestra wtll piny f{Jr the annua) Pomeroy Foremen's Assoe1ahOn New Year s Ball Monday mgbt at the Junlor l{lgh School gymnasr urn. Dancmg w11l be {rom 9 30 p m to 2 a m Prizes to be awarded are a complete bedroom suite, a lao dies' gold wmtwatch, and a popular brand shotgun. Nattonwtrle the holdmg!l of Sertes E and H Savings Bond!!, lll· cludmg accrued mterest, contm~ued to mount dur1ng November, reachmg a n~" record hlgh of $41 3 bllhon Theodore T Reed Cha~rman o£ the Metgs County Sav1ngs Bonds Committee, today reported that Ohto :.ales of Ser1es E and H Bomts for November reached 25 11• mlllron dolla<s for a decrease of rive and a half million dollars O\er lhe some mouth 1n 1955 '!'he county eha1rman further pOinted out that three cilunt!C~. Vinton Ottawa and Harr1son, had already achreved lhe1r sales quo. las ror t he 'ear The leadmg lndustna\ rountv continues to be Summit Wt l h Montgomery and Cuyahoga counl)('s takmg over the runner up pos1t 1ons Ow('n RratL on IUs elected pres1 Sales of t. and 1J Bonds for fi r nt o fltw 1\len s Fellows~up of Me1gs Cou nt\ for No 1 ember th( F1rh Hap trst Church when amounted to $44 555 th e\ met Thursda} at the church <~ nrl. held t hcrr annual elcc:tlon of "Mmtr." Meat Tnte? Offl r crs Rennl's I' 1ancc UP - Wh1le Otln r off1cers are Dav1d Darst, Catmj: oy!';trrs Jl'an Jubm btt rnto I v1 ee prc s!dcnt , Gerald Anthony what h!• th ought wns a pearl In - ' seen>tary John Kauff, treasurer vestiga1wn rrvealed somethrn g ht' members dtscu~d projects more \aluablea rare tfn·franc fur th e eonmg H~alf dttrmg the gGld pn·cc rnmtrd m 1851}. hu~ 1nc ss rr eetmg' I I 11 CORINTH, MISS UP - and later dtsco~cred that $130 •a• mUifilll '1 from ms1de her dress. 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