https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4e33e7ec70ea8cd68d91b146102b86bd.pdf 2978488ad275f07b7e198ff0614ce9cc PDF Text Text ; ' I '' I ' ' ' Store Wi~e Sale ..; ., ·Store_H_.o.....u_.;,!-~M~~~tt.,. ~ays 9 ~~M. to $. P.•~·~ S~urdays·fArM· to 9 ~ l~t~~!1'; wa;birthday iUe:;t of honor (1 party ·Stanley at th• M'rs Opal. recetved a numbc.· and a birthday cake de m pmk and •green l!n:~lie< with hts and name. candle-ht eake was serv('/'f ice cream and pop to Mr "'·• l. !!'~er, his nibtber, Mrs HeleM Mr. and Mrs Jumor Sbn and children I c~·vucm Ho~se Held Bartel~ Home iundnv Dec. 29 Colleen Wils.on's 3th Birthday Is. Celebrgted Dec. 28 , Tho thirteenth blrthdav or Cn' leen Wlbon, youmwr daughtl'r of Mr and Mrs RIIS!cll Wlhon wu ~~~J,.m-A tP. ~ with u party Sal urday evenlnt Birthday enke, ICC cream an I coke• were RervOO hy Mn: Wll!i!on Vr'hO WIII 1 1!Sl~ted bv her mothf'r loin Dale Carl, and Mr! Tracv WhJioy were pt ayc~ with G•m•• a prize lilwardcd tn W1)1te. Texar.l1lt Tho guesh lnrluded J11dy Ru l cher, Tcxanna White, ~ th Ann , ld'ards, Helen invlor, S~ndrn .. Hyaell, Jean ra!lcv, Barhnrn 1Jonea, Charlcnr lln\ (:;, Luclnfla ~Jiorrl•, Coria Wtlsou and Junl«• :AI~ury 3 Reg. $69.50 rADIES COATS . . . SALE $f9.00 7 Reg. $49.50 LADIES COATS . . . . SALt: m.OO Z6 Reg. $39 50 I,ADIES COATS . . SALE '26.00 18 Reg. $29.50 LADIES COATS ... SALE $1~ .00 14 Reg. $19.50 LADIES COATS . SALE $14.00 4 Reg. $16.50 LADIES RAINCOATS SALE UO.O~ 3 Reg. $25.00 LADIES RAINCOATS . SALE $10.00 1 Reg. $29.50 LADIES RAINCOATS . SALE $10.00 3 Reg. $8.95 GIRLS RAINCOATS . SALE $4.00 5 Reg. $7.95 GIRLS RAINCOATS SALE $4.00 2 Reg. $16.50 LADIES DI\ESStS , . SALE $12.00 15 Reg. $13.95 LADIES DRESSES SALE $ 9.00 2 Reg. $4.95 GIRLS RAINCOATS . SAU U.OO 9 Reg. $12.95 LADIES DRESSES SALE $ 8.00 21 Reg. UO.OO LADIES DRESSES . SALE f 7.00 28 Reg. $ 8.95 LADIES DRESSES SALE $ 8.00 8 Reg. $19.50 Girls Coat and Legging Sets Sale $12.00 16 Reg. $16.50 Girls Coat and Legging Sets Sale $12.00 1 Reg. $1U5 Girls Coat and Legging Set Sale $10.00 5 ·Reg. $13.95 Girls Coat and Legging Sets Sale $ 8.0D 6 ~eg. $10.00 Girls Coat and Legging Sets Sale J 7.00 8 Reg. $10.00 Children's Snow Suits .. SALE $7.00 14 Reg. $ 5.95 Children's Snow Suits ... SALE $4.00 9 Reg. $ 7.95 Children's Snow Suits SALE .6.00 3 Reg. $ 8.95 Children's Snow Suits . SALE ,7.00 2 Reg. $19.50 GIRLS COATS . . . SALE $14.00 2 Reg. $18.50 GIRLS COATS . . . . . SALlt $12.00 21 Reg. $13.95 GIRLS COATS ..... . .. SALE $11.00 5 Reg. $10.00 GIRLS COATS .... ... . SALE ' 7.00 4 Reg. $29.50 TEEN AGE COATS '· . SALE $18.00 5 Reg. $25.00 TEEN AGE COATS .. SA:LE US.OO 16 Reg. $2.95 Girls Poplin Jaekets . .. . SAI,E $UO 5 Reg. $10.00 GIRLS CAR COATS . SALE $7.00 2 Reg. $ 8.95 GIRLS CAR COATS . . . SALE ,6.00 8 Reg $ 5.95 GIRLS CAR COATS . . SALE $4.00 3 Reg, $ 5.00 GIRLS CAR COATS . . . SALE $~.00 3 Reg.~ 5.00 GIRLS CAR COATS .... SALE $4.00 2 Reg. $29.50 LADIES CAR COATS . SALE f18.00 3 Reg. US.OO LADIES CAR COATS ... SALE $18.00 1 Reg. $16.50 LADIES CAR COAT . . SALE $12:00 40 Reg. $5.95 LADIES DRESSES . . . . SALE 14.00 38 Reg. $3.95 LADIES DRESSES . . SALE $2.50 19 Reg. U.95 Ladles Cotton Sweaters . SALE ,2.00 31 Reg. $1.69 Ladles Colton Blouses , ... SALE $1.00 12 Reg. $1.00 Ladles Cotton T Slilrts . . .. SALE 50e 17 Reg $1.95 Ladles Cotton Blouses . SALE $1.00 43 Reg. $5.95 LAQIES SWEATERS . . . SALE $3.00 15 Reg. $3.95 LADIES SWEATERS . SALE $2.00 II Reg. $3.95 Ladles Jersey Blouses . . . SALE $2.00 , 20 Reg. $1.95 Ladles Cotton T Shlrt1 ... . SALE $1.00 ~5 Reg. $1.49 Girls Cottcm Blouses ... . SALE $1.00 U Reg. $1.95 Girls Clltton Blouses . . SALE u.oo . 7 Reg. $16 50 Ladles Suede Jackets .. SALE $10.00 12 Reg. $8,95 Ladles Plaid Jackets . . .. SALE $6.00 3 Reg. 114.93 Ladles Wool Ja~kel! .. SALE $10.00 10 Reg. U.93 I.adles Cordurny Jaellets . SALE MOO 9 Reg, $3.95 Ladles Poplin. Jackets . . . SALE $2.00 36 Inch 80 Square $4.95 QLASS PERCALE TUMBLER SETS Ltght and dark priniB a l"tde assortment of pat. terns 8 glasses in a bronze wire rack 39c a yard $2.50 . h¥''Cinriu11 Woodcock Is Featured In 'Nt1wspaper Article An lllustrntrd Article In th·• .JIAnndav'M Olm~tt'h wns 'W"itten ~about Mrs CIKrilllln Fowler Wood eoc:k, Columhus sl ~ tcr of Ro11coc -Fowtr,r Mlddlcpcrl, RO Mrs 'Wqodcock is a nora! designer .)tld ttil1 article 1hows ~l ctures o' eonvtrted Chrl11tmas dtrnrQtlOI, > NDw Yrar fora! nolnlll • The orllcle Is writ!• '' by Jon leo Jordan, Dbpahh limn• Fu1 :nlehlnu Writer ""d AI" Wood cock Rives dolallod Jr,•tructlon• .~• to tho way In whlrh to mako a num'bcr or New Year nrr11ng•J :to , menta. and al11o hU ~ges tlor:" "'hleh will be h<lplut !11 roakln" 1rrar.gem('nts ot any typ<! Janice and Rosetta !Mcharda. dau~htoro of Mr and 1\fra Ar ~old Richard• rnlertatned with 1 New Ycar'ft Eve partv at thele, bo11e preceding the Watch Ser· ~lee at tho Mt Mnr11h Roptl<t Chuceh at tho Kerr'• R1.n Chura~ Ill Pomeroy, wc:orll rn lnHd ll'l ri rr . • 1 ~bmcnt• 10rvod to the (oltow1!11 fUtllo. r.eono, John and An· ilrtw Gllmol'fl Allro and C'.onnle i)~, Jerrv Jatnloon, .\lberl Lee· ~ Sml•h, J1u••no Garn•• • lla; Dorothy Climb•, Rut· ,. llllriel Crosby, Wellatcn; Eddie and Aaron Bu fflng· Wlllla' and Viola nro>•n. ; ' liVe Game•, Fannie nnd Snm -il•ll, ll11•l and Jimmy Qu•ll •. trlf Garnea, Douglas English ~pd.Sj . J9~nson, Clmn<r • , d ,Cfl,r Q WcCabc, Robert ' p..a.p, PO!Dere•: llareolla and 1::~ W~, Altn•, George and 1• lilt :llaU11!&•rd~er, Suolc Sin· let,.qlplitllllnc, Jame• a~d Er· .. illk' ,~l,a, . RP,bcrt Nel~oll. r.or· Jf.fu~~t'l• and Clarenco Hollln1 r, • lllddi',POIL 111 . '1 6 Reg. $69.00 5 pc. Breakfast Sets . . . . . SALE $58.00 2 Reg $108.00 1 pc. Breakfast Sets SALE $91.00 I Reg. $129.00 7 pc. BrcJkfut Set . . . SALE $109.00 1 Reg. $138.00 5 pc. Breakfast Set . SALE $101.00 I Reg. $99.00 5 pe. Breakfut Set . . . .. SALE $18.00 1 Reg. fll9.00 7 pc. Breakfut Set .... SALE $99.01 I Reg $89.00 5 pc. Breakfast Sel ....4. SALE $52.00 1 Reg. Ul9.00 5 p~. Breakfast Set . . . . SALf; $88400 . ' lOUNGE, OCCASIONAl., T.V. CHAIRS Party Is Held At Richards Home ~~III,'I C.• BREAKFAST SETS ---·.-------------------------~-- .New Years Eve ,1 . SEWING BOXES ~EADY TO WEAR during the 8 Reg. $49.00 PlatfBrm Roekera • . SALE $~1.00 3 Reg. toe.oo llwlrl Rocker, foam 'nlbbe, Sale $88.00 * 3 Reg. UUO Pllltform lloekel'l, foam rubber Sale $71. I Reg. ,109.00 Lounge Chair & Ottom111 SAL~ f?UO 3 Reg. $69.00 Rock & Lock Chair & Olt.man Sale $U, 2 Reg. $19.00 Swirl Rot!ker, foam rubber sAle $86.00 I Reg, ~89.00 PlatforJII .J,\ocker, fqiiD rubber Salll '58. I Reg. $70.00 Platfonn Rocker, foam rubtier Sate $88. 3 Reg. $109.00 Kt'Gehler RWer Chain SALE f88.00 1 " ' • 3 Reg. $8U.Od Kroehler Reluer Cbllr~ SALE $77.00 ' '~ I l • 5 Reg. $49.00 Kroehler TV Vl\llrl ;•, ... $ALE U1.QO I Reg. $39.00 Oceaelollel Chair , .••.. ,. ' -:- BALli $15.00 ' lleg. '89.00 ·Rock '& Lock dlllr "00 IMD tSile $$8. .. ), 1· ~ Reg. $59.00 Swirl TV Cha"" • , , .ti' SALE $48.00 .. 1 Reg. ~79.00 Lo~nge Chair & 1 Reg. •8u.oo Swirl Roeku, lqal)t %Reg, f49,00 ~atlonal C~ , I .,_$ALE f5,4.00 SALE t72.00 ,' ; $ALE 4S6.00 Bo)'s $2.95 Covered wilti colorful floral and provmcial pattern. Chintz. $2.95 Sewing Boxes SALE $1.50 Collegiate atyle shirts, acetate and rayon Wide atripo e<1 paltern In blue,- brown & $1.SO SALE $2.00 DRAPERY MATERIAL - I Reg. $1.00 Yard 45 IIICII All Cotton Drapery Material 69e a yard Reg $1.8~ yard 4~ Inch Drapery Material $1.00 a yard Reg. $1.95 yard 48 loeb Drapery Material $1.50 a yard . . Reg. $2.29 & $2.511 y.,..8" ,Drapery Material $1.95 yd. eo by ~· IDebes Plaid · Colton Sheet Blankets '1.00 70 by 80 Inches Plaid Colton ~beet Blankets $1.39 ' · 70 by 90 Jnebes Un· bleached Cotton Sheet Blankets-$1.89 70 by 90 Inehcs Bleach· ed Colton Sheet Blllllket&-$2.19 70 by 90 Inellesl>astel Colton Sheet lllankets $2.29 • 144 Coats Plld Jackets for Boys - Special Purchases and Reduced from our regular stock. 5'1l·!g. $4.95 JACKETS SALE $3.00 2 Reg. $5.95 JACKJITS SALE $4.00 4 Reg. $6.95 JACKETS SALE $4.00 12 ieg. $1.95 JACKETS . . . . . . . . . . SALE $5.00 '5 Reg. JUS,JACKETS . . . . . SALE $&.«10 Z9 Reg. $9.95 JACKETS . . . . . . . SALE $7.00 23 leg. U2.95 JACKETS SALE $8.00 2 Reg. $12.50 JACKETS . . SALE $8.00 Z6 Reg. $14.95 JACKETS . . . .... SALE '10.00 1 Reg. '17.50 JACKET . . . . .. . SA,LE $12.00 5 Reg. $}9.50 JACKETS . . . . . . . . .. SALE $13.00 Also a ~up of 47 Boys Zipper Coats - gabardines wtth QUilted interlinings. Sizes from 7 to 12. Colors navy blue, brown and charcoal. ON SALE FOR $3.00 18 Women s /fl.95 MEN'S COATS Gnd JACKETS Wool Streteb Gloves Asstd. Moder~stic and Floral PaHerns $1.~ Sale pair 12 Wemen's $1.00 Nylon Strelell. Glo~es WOMEN'S NIGHTWEAR 14 Reg. $3.95 Challla Bed Jackets •.... . SALE $2.50 1 Reg. $3.95 Flannelette' Sleep Coats . . . ~ALE ,2.50 21 Reg. $3.95 Flannelette Pajamu . . . . . SALE $UO 8 leg. $2.95 Flannelette Sleep Coats :. SALE $2.00 ' ' 15 Reg. '3.95 Extra Size Batiste and Nylon G~o·M SALE $2.~ 24 Reg. $3.95 Outing and Challis Gowns . SALE $2.$0 44 Reg. $2.95 C~auts ~nd Flnnnelelte Pajamas Sale f2. 60 Reg. $2.95 Challis and Flannelette Gowns Sale $%.00 S~le ·SOc ·pair ' chases and reduced. From our regular stock. 9 Reg. JACKETS .. .. .. . .. . SALE$8.00 33 Reg. JACKETS . . . . .... SALE $7.00 13 'Reg. JACKETS . . . . . ....... SALE $8.00 15 Reg. JA(:KETS . . . . . . .. SALE $10.00 17 Reg, and $24.95 JACKETS .. SALE $15.00 . Tufted Seatter Rugs, %7x48 Inches and dark stripes . . . SALE $1.50 Sponge Rubber Mats, 17129 Inches grey .. ) .. .. . .. . }. SALE $1.00 by 30 Inches VInyl mats and light pastel colors : Kot·oseal Carpet Stair Trea.s, 24~ , Green;-SALE $1.00 ' Washable and preahrunk Chenill~ spreads In twin or full bed sue. Putelo and dark alutdt~. $2.99 liVING ROOM SUITES Women's Flannelette Another Shipment NIGHT .GOWNS MEN'.S ~OCKFORD WORK SOCKS . Special for this sale. 1 lteg. 2 Reg. 4 Reg. i Reg. B7 for thts sale - Sizes from 36 !<> 52 Special pur, $3.95 Tufted Chellllle Reg. f419.95 13 eu. fl: Norge Refl'lieratGr Sale $333.00 3 PC. BED ROOM SUITES Reg. $41,9.9~ 12 eu. fl. Whirlpool Refrigerator SALE $333.00 z 1m.oo $1.39 Anothu Bl~ Shipment •uuo Ftne guallty wool gloves neatly styled - most all rotors - On Sole for WORK SOCKS Warm, comfqrtabie knjt socks In white, grey and blue. ,/ . 88c a pair •• 1 . SOc a p9jr · STOVES- REFRIGERATORS WASHERS -DRYERS - SI.NKS ' W1de selecUon ol plaids and stripes. Sniall, medlllm, large and extra large slzf•· $~.00 I . 48 Reg. fl,OO Women's llandbags ....... : $ALE 6Dc 11 Reg. $1.95 Womea'a Handbags . , .. , . MLB 82 Reg. $US Women's Handbags : . .. .. ~ALE $~.00 ' ' 11 lteJ. f~.81 W0111eb'a U....!Mgs •.. , , , SALt; $3.00 1 Jleg. f&.ts"Womea'a bandH•c ...... .-SALE $3.00 J1..t •,l;,lll• . J' j\. f1 , ,< ,,,., ~ 0 '\~ I 1 ·~~· ~• :P Wow w, KI, gat' r .. ;, S~J.E ,UO I fli,DS WODif!!l~. JliQ~ i <' 4 Reg, $1.95 Cotton Teen• Age $188.95 8 eu. ft. Whirlpool Refrigerator Sale ~181 $209.00 Eleelrlc Range, Apt. Size SALE $177.10 U3D.OO 38" Gu Range . . . . . . . . SALE $lll.OO U19.85 (!as Range, Burner w/bralo Sale U59.9S Gu Ruge, matebless oven Sale $199.00 SLIPS Sole $1.00. 12 Reg. §US Cottpn Teen Ag~ ••uo -,SLIPS Sol• ... $1.$0 Reg. Apt. Size Gas Range . . . • . . SALE' 184.00 Reg. $129.00 36" Gu Rahge . . . . . . . St\LE $104.00 Reg. f197.GO Gas Range, Large oven .' SALE $171.00 ' . Rec. $388.95 E~eeirle Range . . . . . . • SALE '!99.00 Reg. U!US El~trlc' Dl'):cr . . .'. l,_, . • . SALE f811.00 ( Reg, •289.85 llcetrle Dryer . . . . . . . SALE f%33.00 Reg. '348.15 Auloll!atlc Washer ...... SALE-t%88.00 Reg. $~88.00 "88" Hard Maple Cabinet Sink Sale fltl. ~E 7 Reg. $1.9._ Dacron an4 ' Cqlton · Girls' SLIPS Sole "$1.00 SIMMONS SOFA qnd'.. HIDE·A·BEDS ' CE&AR CHESTS ' ' ' \ 1 Reg. '189.00 HIDfl.A-BEn,. SALE $~77.00 ~ 4 Re~. t4li.OO Light Mahogany Chetli . SALE '$U.OO I ' 2 Reg. ,$G9.00' \Valnut Chests ..... .1 •. ·SALE f57.00 ne.oo. 1 Jteg. '""'-·YU SLEEP or 4N'U"~~I' sAti t Reg. I Chel'.I'Y Clluls •.. :~ ..... . $M.oo I I ~~. f4I.OO ~\(illest •... ... 1: . , ..• SA~ ....,. • .. .\( • ?ill \ rll. .: \ 1 lttl $89.lio' m•P~ Cheal . ' ..•.... , . ;JAJ<E fD7 .00 l .lle{lt'u1oo~t""i .:Ma~~~~·~~Y ·9best . : 's~JOE ,~uo ,,. '~" ''• .~Jt '• u::-.. \ 1" ., .• 'it <f ll\et. ll.tlt watnah~eat , :. , , ... . ~ALJ f48.00 Lime > ... , \ :o-. ~ "\ SPORT. SHIRTS 1Reg• .-e.oo Conao!l! TYPe Clt.eit \ . . . ... .• . SALE '35.00 l Rea. •se,eo Dark Miho&lnY Chest . . •. SAL~ f3a:oo . 1 Men's $3.95 \ WOMEN'S HANDBAGS 4 PAIRS $1.~ 3 PAIRS ,1.00 ' WOOL GLOVES &eg. Reg. Reg. Reg. lleg, I .Men's Wool ond Cotton WOM·EN'~ • 11teg. $349.00 3 ~· Book Cue Jledroom Suite , SALE $288.00 1 lleg. $319.00 3 pe. ilook Case Bed Suite Sale $281.00 3 Reg. ,289.00 3 pc. Beclroom Suites , . SALE ,222.00 1 Reg. $849.00 3 ~· Bedroom Sulle . . SALE $422.00 1 Reg. f818.00 4 pc. Solid Cherry Bedroom Suite SALE $444.00 3 lteg, $248.00 3 pe, Bedroom Suites .. SALE $!ll.OO 3 Reg. $219.00 3 ~. B~k Case Bed Suite Sale $18&.00 1 Reg. '197.00 3 pe. Book case Bed Suite Sale $168.00 I Reg, f138.00 3 ~· Book C~e Bed Suite Sale $118.00 1 Reg, $~0UO a· ~· BotJk else Red Suite Sale $177.00 3 Reg. flti'I.OO 3 pe. Book ('.ue•Bed Suites Sale '111.00 ! Reg. $189.0- 3 pe.Jit¥Jk C~~e Bed $uitee Sale $144,00 1 Reg. $111.00 3 ~. Book else Bed Salle Sale $101-QO 1 lteg, $842. 3 ~· Bedroom Suite . . . SALE $422.00 1 1te1. •149.00 3 pe. Bedroom Suite .. BAL,: 1 Reg. ti48.0G' 3 pe. Bedroom Suite . . SALE $288.00 1 Reg, $179.00 3 pe. Book Case Bed Suite Sale $144.00 3 Reg. $191.00 3 ~· Bedroom Suites .. SALE fi6UO 1 Re4. J197.00 3"pc. Bedroom Suite SALE $1~1.00 2 Reg, •297 .00 3 ~· Book Case Bed Suites Sale •255:oo 1 Reg. $333.50 3 pe. Book Case Bed Suite Sate $277.00 ,_ ,_ REGULAR WEIGHT .. ....... . HEAVY WEIGHT .. .. .. .... .. . All Sizes , ALSO $449.00 2 pc. Valentine Seaver Slllte Sale $388. $29700 2 pc. Kroebler Sultea . ;;ALE $248.00 $2%9.00 2 pc. Kroebler Sullts .. SALE $188.00 $319.00 2 pe. Kroehler Suites .. SALE '288.00 I 1 Reg. $259.00• pc. kroehler Suite .. SAJ.~ 1 Reg. $319.00 2 pe. Y<roehler Salle . SALE !!i.OO 4 Reg. $269,00 2 pc. Kroehler Suites .. SALE $211.00 1 Reg. $27UO 2 pe. Kroehler Suite .. SALE '222.00 3 Reg. $329.00 2 pc. Kroehler Suites . SALE $286.00 2 Reg. $219.00 2 pc. Kroebler Suites .. SALE $188.00 2 Reg, $349.00 3 pc. Kroebler Suites .. SALE $288.110 I Reg. $249.00 3 ~· Kroebler Sulle .. SALE $211.00 2 Reg. $289.00 2 pc. Kroebler Suites . . SALE '150.00 2 Reg. $259.00 2 pc. Kroehler Suites . . SALE $208 00 I Reg. $279.00 2 pc. Kroebler Suite .. SALE •zi&.OO 2 Reg. U29.00 2 pc. Kroebler Suites .. SALE '248.00 I Reg. $3%9.00 %pc. Kroebler Suite .. SALE $244.00 1 Reg. $397.00 2 pc. Kroebler Sulle . . SALE '$322.00 I Reg. $189.00 3 pc. Kroehler Suite .. SALE $131.00 1 Reg, $179.00 2 pc. Kroebler Suite .. SALE fl41.00_ &iL~ 1ti;7,W i ·2 Ret. lh.95 sorA BID ·· • ' .. ... l SALE f88,0o \ I ' • '1 ,,,: ,.9.05 ' · ·•.1..,.. •• SOrA BED SALB',,t11.00 , .,~..., , v,•·W J 1 SOt'A ttet. •m~• 1 . he. SHEET ' _.... BlANKnS ·DRESS SHIRTS charcoaL SIZ.. 6 to 16 $4.95 Sewing Boxrs '' SAI,.Il tl.!'l.oU1 ' \ '• •• �,, • ··' I '> I I I I it • 'J FAJtM NEWS' WII,.LIAM #. GREGORY c..~~~y Atom. 11 10 Weathereast 1113 :Kit•wotch 100 !,~f . ?~f e;Jfen Anh!iunce Pop Corn Stahd Ptogram During m;~PtJT Pou'rth Straight Year To Aid Local Causes ~ f1tenlfn !gain mt§ flelt ~Uf Afe (lllptorll In ad~ltloll, 4 large thermometer i ~ Bif · ltlllll'lftfnM ld 1llc~~8~ fH@' nUIIiMf of b~i\~lic1arJt>s It Is then' loutm vea~ earnpa1gn lasts through January operatmg a popcorn •land weeh•nds Street In the middle busmess block Inviting passersby to make conttlbUtJOns fuemen have provided a total of $3 000 the !'olio fund the past th1·ee years This "year.' the £h cmen voted to put all p10ceeds into th~ bank and split 1! fhtec ways betWeen IM~o , the Heart Fund, and the Cancer Fund The volunteer associabon this year voted by themselves popcorn, 011, bags other necessary snpplles to operate their This came to U 16 Tqey are planning a110ther lnnovn:ion Afte~ Kerns Roush completes deCOrating the is6'6lH approptiately, they expect to nJStall a II?\ !n 1! where contributors may make do· llatlons during WMkda~s and at night bOUIS \\>il'~n the booth 1s not attended or producing ALFR£0 I 8 15 S S oltendonce on Dec 29 "" 49 the otrerlng Ill 9S WI Rev Grove frlled hr s regulr•r 'ppomtm.cnt at 10 40 Sumon uub Je~t a; it r!)r our time b not our Sue Henderson and Dor spent ChrlslmlB !Joy Mn Ella Weaver and llrs llarold Kimes 'oi ~r.:•'""' ipent Chrl•(mns Eve with and Mrs Po\1! Buckley one! these amendments There are two methods of be • commg a candidate at the gen•rat Mr. and Mrs Chas D Woode election In Ohio Ill you mav be lpent Cbqstmas In Columbus come 0 party cundJdale by tnma lhe gltest of her slsler l!rs I e declarutlons of canchdacy and wls Wough and hmllv running In the prunury election 'l'~e SherlJlan Henderson homo or 12\ you may he an Independent I ~~ oilb Cavale\~~ ol ~~oi'tli 045 lied Buber 1 CQmW' 1100 llewa Heaculoea MYF nH~t In rt gular so~; tton ballot on Sun cv<' with nn al1 {'nd ""' '' .. ,... or 7 memlu~rs and thetr Independent Chirnnel8 - Friday By CLARICE ALLEN Mr ond Mrs Pete EiborFeld and son sperlt Chr.slm" In Cohlm bu1 Wltl\ Mr and Mrs Raymontl Eillorleld Mr and Mrs Henry Eichinger dnd so!IS Groveport spent oev ijlal daya With Mrs Mobel Vdn Meter ' Mr nnd Mrs Robert Woott ancl I Is eonvaleolng broken leg, r' Mrs celved lttlt whM M was hi] ghter of Mr and William by a car He spent tw~ days tn the Sheridan Sprmg Ave has reJ!t!lv•d Sl Joseph Hospital Where his leg word that she has passed tm• was plaled In a lasl Ohto State Board of Nurit!t ex' A2 c Snlrley Glnthet has return antimttion and is now-a reglster...u ed to Olls Air Farce bdsl lh Mas' nurse Mrs lies Is now employed After spendlhg ChrJatmas with he r lt the hospital m GaliuK parenls, Mr •nd !\Irs John Gln ther WATCH NICOHT SERVICE Mr ond Mrs Eldon Gaul and Watch mgbt aorvicel heM Gay 1nn spent ChmtmiS wtth M1 orld Mrl Aftam EbHsfillh, Porn 1t the Naomi Bsptl1t Church New Years Eve Under the direction ol eroy1 WUicam Lewis Foltowtna a wor· Mr and Mrs Frank Gaul and Ml ~hd Mrs lohn V/ICkham lpent ship service of song aM prayer Chrtslmas with Mr arid Mrs Or froni 11 a nl to 1:1 a llreakfast was smed In the so<lal room VII Gaul, Racine -~ Mr and Mra ntchord P.tck and dence uf Mr and Mro. Ernest 10n Dick, F'allbdhlll. tnd spent n u-nmm at Letart Falls lew day! here at their hdlne. Mr antl Mrs Manchester Wolle Recenf visitors of r.lr ond Mrs and familY spent Sundoy with Marion Wood were Mr and Mrs M1 and Mrs Hart and famtly at ~on Bel21ng and daughter, .hr N•w Haven ttcmloek Grove, and Mr and Mr., I Mr and Mrs Da)llel Euler or Roy Betzmg PomE!I'oY, Mr und Mrs Thurl Barnhart H•mlock Grove s~ent Chrlstm" !ell Saturday for Akron wtrnre with Mr and Mrs Alec Wheeler were - .., l•1orson and Jeanie Whitehead nnu son, on and 1\hs Esthl!r looaL Kimes spent Chnstmas wtth Mr cundJd11tes for und MrA Richard Grucs11 Rutlanc:' After a ihnrt ci"'ollonnl state, dlslrlct and county olllccs Mr and ~Irs J M Smith C W M1 antl MIS f F Koblcntz b ld a , h~pler ol the ~llssl"n cxccpl Judie of tho County ~ourt IJuckley, l.tr and ll!r~ Cart B~ck ror, Christmas omner guesls 14· "1he f ull (t~clc Wl m~~ ~/1ic thch ~tht1uns not late)' ley were recent guests Q/ Mr ~tld ~na .hhs Gcm gc G l nh~.: I!Hl . , tho bu,nc" nlc~l ~Ii'IC p m or February ! Oandl Mrs lawrence R<ISe and lam tty at and MIl Earl Dean and 1langh'm or Jmu c Sw,u t' date!l for Judge or the County \fotnmg Star and Mr rmd Mu Dav1d Koblent1 ~ lllJ RS H>n. wn s m 1f1r CoUI t must tile thetr petitions b} Spcndmg New Year's Day at Mr and ~1rs Raymund Wilson they w11l visit relatk•s before , li)C>]tey·roll;ing vtans wwJ (l l ~c us 4 P m of August fJ The law was lhe home of Mr and Mrs Sher 1 ond children tolumbuloi, .spPflt n gomg to thtlr home m Wisconsm plan 11 wea• mull' fot thf amended this y1•nr to prov](lc that 111nn Ow kley were C W Bucklev few days wilh Mr and Mrs Thom Ti1t'i' have been the gu(lst of lm Night !Wtvlcc nnrl recren indcpcm.lcn! candidates shall huve Mr llnd Mrs J M Smith, Mr and 11s Webe1 Additional guc!ts. r11 po11!nts, Rov snd Mr.s F E Born 1ho mectmg closed wtlh lh~ theh slntemcnt of candidacy sworn Mrs Carl Buckley, local Chmtmas dinner were Mr and tin' benedlrllon to before they oro circulated An Terry Chlldera U S Nm Mrs Opho Olrutt and cn1ldren 81 ,~ hart ! uthc1 amendment permits lndcpen 5tutloned at Norfolk, va. arrlvcct Mr atul Mrs Lawrence Smith Modern Woodmen or Am dent canduhltcA to flle onlv on Saturday to visit his parentl, Mt Mr and ~· r.s Roy Chnsty and mCt De~ 30 Bllll orlg111al copy or their statement of .md Mrs Oren Chtlders Mrs Llllle1 Chrtsly were Christ for tho new )oar cmulldat•y, while other par11 of Mr and Mrs John lhevaher n1as dmner guests of Mr and Mn By Mn Herbert Rouoh ·.,nm•n,ts of Qy~ter lw\lp nthl thdr petition mny huvtJ this In ~r Vnnderhoof1 were vl!litor~ Donald Mutlntk and daughter at Sgi Frank lhrrte of Germany "Cil'l'd lty the lodg rormutlon reproduced In the Sunday In tho home of Dudley Belpre ' Is spondtne the holidays with hiS ~l'i\i;ilf)i'hl~l;;b,,t, !!.Ill! th~lr fnmllu~~ 31l ffi4J mtnner US the Slutute has ol ..,hcvuller mother, Mrs Lelia Ritr!e and lam ChrlstJnos dmner gucsls ol Ill II;( 1 4S ways proVIded for poi ty co nell Mrs Mildred Son tee and chit He then wilt be stationed at Clf l'\lr ,u\d :\1 t s dnt('s The law now requires that drcn of Gallipolis were vh;;Jtors in Dnd Mrs ErldiC Hartung and son. Fort Worth Texa1 were, Mr and Mrs Albert Harl 1 M• a elrllllotor of "" Independent he, pnrent'o home Mr and ltlr and Mrs Howard Blo.,e· ung, Pomeroy Mr and A!rs Henry of New £ngtond, w va spen. M• cundidatc'H pctlllon tnust be a qua Mn Joe Marks Eiehlngcr onll sons, Groveporl and and lilted elector 1 -----the w~etend w1th Mrs Rudy Rlf • Edward Robinson of Ctevatanil M!3 Mabel Van Meter fie and owen Hall Mrn IJoraa Porsor\s r.'J vl~llur·~ vrsltt•d his parent!, '1\fr and Mrs Miss Lueltle Smllh <pent s we1 k Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and ~h!! Shcndan Cline ut ~.urt 1tobm1on during the hot! end In Akron with Mr and Mrs and l!lon spent ~'riday evening qmlth's Ferry Pn JOhn Reuter Silo w1u noootnpaudayR with Mr and Mrs Valek Spen<er led home by Mtll.! Kathy and Ma>· at Syracuse ter Bcnjlc Reuter for the hottda), h und(' r Mrs Ev~ B•tley and Stel'ie spent Mr ana Mrs Herbert Roush of care ror an mjur) to Chrlstm" with llr and l!rs Wal Enst Lelart, Bessie Slaughtc• and wrist from betn!! lace Bradford. llldrlteport and Rdger Roush spent Ohr1stmas a clothl.'s wringer tJ<'V Mr and Mro Cloylon Allen and Wlth Mr and 1 Mrs Rus!elJ ogo Bill •pent Chrlatmas •tth Mr and Roush l'llil.ioolt one! Hlrhml Yost of Mn Bltly Cleland N11t S.ulon of Conlrtll Loud •lid Lon1 Pallor S4tn Mr and Mr1 Relph Ou!l and Grove arc spending thch Mr and Mrs Ward Hayes hove fomlly ~nd Mr and Mrs Lewis hAre with their mnd Ia leund lo be Iough One With Utile Ac.. mpllshmont returneo home after spendln~ Ours alld • lamdy all ol N01v Mr and Mrs Hnrry Ou 87 IUiiiiiY C.t.THC&U oeveral weeks In Columbua with Brtghton, Pa, apent the holidays and Mr a11d :\!111 '1om Oonll'<ll Prs11 W01lt.g1oo Wrll., , their daughter, Eileen wllh Marton Ours. .t.8HJNOTON-Lonr•llmo obwvorl ot lht capilli - • art Ctetus Allen Columbus vtsit•d M1' and Mrs Bernord Wolfe oonvlnced that tho camiiJr -011 ot ~ WIU lie lht recently with Mr and Mrs Cia) and lamll' have moved from th• lnOit acpmoniOUI and frultratlnr b\ mlft:f1...... ton AUen home til hi• plrents to the reSI AU polnl to mort poiiU01 than -~ a lletUo lt)'ll ovar) delenBt ana mlBtlle spending, lnveoUptlONJ all over tho plaoe, and all thto capptd by a 7t1mlnr tllort '- rot homo early !rom the oampalCJI~ :rax cuto art out. ot couno, lnd the wi\Gio ol!orl In thlo lretl wtU lie q IOI'IIIall or dela,y the loomlnr poqlblllt¥ ol • lox 11mu1 wiW I I 1 1 Meias CountY Mem • 12:10 p.m. \ f 'I'J Cap(alJI KB11iUOO 8 4$ CBS NeW5 9 01) Morning Shows Od CllS New; t H Mol'hlng State Newt 10 illl uarry Moore 11 SO strike It Rlcti 12 00 liilws 'Ot Noon 12.1q Katie's Alll)anat 12 15 Lov~ of Ltfe l~ 3~ Searrn lor l'omorrow li 45 Gutdlng Light 1 00 Katie's Kitchen 1 3D As the World Tdru 2 QO Beat the c)ook t·sb 3 Qti 3 30 4 Oo 4 1G Hotts~bill'tY Big Payotl The Verdict ~ \'ours Brighter D~y Secret SIOrlJI 4 30 Ed~e of NlrM GuO l)'Alrly Sho-'1 ~ 8~ Vour Esso Reporter 6 4o ~ports Parade 6 05 Weatherman 7 00 Mr llulrict AttornPJ 7 30 Playhouse of Sl!llll~ BOO ,l...T. .WU:wn ~ ' " .- " B 30 Zone Grey Theater ••••• •~ a11n• • Purina' 8 00 Pllrij GMflb Daily on 990 IJIOt O'nYour W I • • • 'I IINNER "DR.t.F'I''- Tho announclll ~~ 6i ltllf:lot' fill· • Ave., New llam II Jenner IRI, Indiana, ndl to Htk riltllilt!Oll ~ JIU llad one rooult he may hove !O"IIon-t "di'ltt J~· ~lilt. 1\epubllou ~lllloo Ia the Hootlor ttalt 1~ u ~ Ia a eorl$• lion of hot-lompertd turbulence ..a n~ oandldolt lllcell to emerrt u the kind of voto·gettor Jenner olemoutrollol bJtNeil to bt In put tltolloNJ. \ With ~tttlllretlo Natloiltl Chlll'lll.. Paul if. IIJtlltr a llkel1' eonleotant tor tho Son&te oeat, and a probablo W11Jn01i 9.1"' Ul)'i!Od7 but Jtnner, lndlcatlono are that the leey oralo~~otcl; Ind., mll,l' Itt prtvaUed upoD 14 l'tOIJUidjr ibd ..0.»~ o 843 cttr I t . t · ~ ·~--) .. • I TASSIN'S PLANS- Wltllt Hou.oe "Poa~" ·~!&& !l!frilld ... BtUien II rtady 14 embark utlon .a ft~lv atUmPI to w1a t1it ~Nil· dmcy Wtll•lnlormetl """'latU.~ 8 - II "'Jl"'!Jd, 14 lllllbwl'"'' lliorUy Ulat 1\t Wilt N1 tor rovornor of l'eMoytvuta n"'t yoar, It 11Ie<elltlll, he will tooe little tlmo In toulnr hil llat Into 1M ......._ ~ 1~ prtoldeotlal •omlnatlon rlnf, .._,. I 1 Hlo theory II reported 1o lie t!tat thtrt wiD bt lilA • Nllwn·Knowl&nd llea<Uock at the 1180 Republican Hj. H. . <onveotlon, or ·\)tal ou«lolen,t, oppq_tiUoa wiU d.. Vtlop to boih \'14tl'rtal4tnl ~ M. Ntx....d • -It ~~~J;,r=.ra~-w~.rr.· Ilo!~~ ~ -- _--~-- _ttH_ ~-- __ .if~Wt_j ! v~~aY . ·_ oH'o . FEID CO• . 1110 :'fea\he~aii 11 15 ~itei#~\Cl 1 oo S•ii\ otl l'laue 1751 llle!lli Radio Dtol I Doli Lucy and Nlii 1doo The Lille up 10 30 Person to Person 1100 News II OS !:<!ahnlnr the Wtlatle 11 19 'the bate Shbtv / ChannelS- Satur4ay 9 00 9 30 10 30 II 00 12 00 11 30 12 00 1 30 2 00 4 30 5 00 ' I, ) MILKERS~· Jr Town .Meeting ' Captnn Kangaroo Ml•hty Meuse PUyhowe Garden Club Jimmy Dean 1 Saturday Playhouse Record Hop Star Performance Pro HOI:~e) See ' FULTON THOMPSON ' ' I ' " T~CTOR TV Ota•ar~om Ilecbrd Hop ' SALES - I'OMl!IOY 6 30 20th Century 7 00 Golden l'l!yhoJIIe 730 Perry Mason Show ~ 30 Dick ~ th~ '()uchet1 9 00 Gale Storm Show 0 30 llaV!! GUA, W~ll Travel lO 00 Gunsmoke I0 30 O{ijc!J Def'4)11'1 n·oo tle\\1~ 11.10 T,he ., ' • Lot~ . Show 10 30 u·oo 12 30 11 13 State Trooper News S1g• Of! Theater 13 I S.AVf.iS l'OV ltfONEI'l 9'44 Sign Ob 9 45 ,Morning M~>Je ll 50 Neighbors 12 Oii Noon News 12 10 Cartoon Clull aftft~; - ~IU 12 30 Llbm~e 12'59 Stgn, On 1 00 Gretl!h~n Wade Show I 00 All Star M6vle Mallaee 1'30 MnVI•' Matinee S 30 lllbl• Time \ 2 45 Pat adll Mike 4 00 AU •tar Golf 3 00 .\moridn llandltand l 00 Satutday Sports Review 3·80 D'o You Trust Your Wife! 5 15 Pel'&l>nal Profile 4:00 American Baudatand , 500 Buceaneero 5 30 S•lurday News Review 5 30 Miek<y Mouse Club 5 45 Comment ~ 00 Cartoon Club 6 00 LeVs Talk It Over 8 25 Five St.r Final 6 30 Play of the Weal 6·45 Newa 7•00 Sliefllic!k Holmes (h 7,QO 7'30 ' 00 I 30 9.00 9 30 10·00 .Moment of Decision Rln Tln Tln Jtm Bowl• Walter. Wlnehell File Frank slnatra Show Pitrlce Mubael llbow C•Jt 4~ Here's The Sto..Y front: ,jl13 $""''nfOJ HAUliNG t SERVICE FJII!rttl. hit Walw Ill vs fiOit I , , 30 Keep II Ill The Famlij 8 00 CouDtry Music JubUee 9 00 Lawrence Welk 10 oo 'Q.3D - - - - of po·i'fP•res~!D~ an lncre!<' :o ~5 of ntlrogen, S of phoaphate and 8 of .l?hosphate and 3 12·SD PRINC.SS SEhtENCiiD ~-.:~fl:-YO....:L.:_T_li....:A~D'""tR-.lC"'"•'"'cu-TE-D CAIIlO UP The Court of Ap ~~~ filled•·form~t 'Prlnceu VIENNA UP • L•odD !Vm 1 leader in the Hullltll'lan $59,1!8ti 1ntf oentenced beT ~ month In prioon f6r evading was etocuted TbUraday • customa regutatioils aeVen :Uars hhi.. tJ. dler tho Communist flun· aU, Fa~a, a sister of ·~·King gar11n sv~reme coul'l contltnl~ ~ollti, now lives m utanbtil. blS death sehtehoJ pot~~ per ac;e or •~ nttlrients, ovar 1907 re J·collimend,ltlolns. The big In fertilizer rec(lmm eoda legume gr1111 m1xture• In the malntenonce appl1 which Is. recommend, rl collslsUng or 120 and 1~0 Ko- 1 • Writer ' ' l&at. 1\epubllow wtll lie Ill tho -~ ;oil• lion ol havlnr to det•d <har(oo lhtt thilll N a ''do nolhlrtl'' admlnlltroUm lllat taltld to IMod the wamlnr '''"' ot llllllila ~ Ill iiilio 11101 and opulnlli.L Dtmoorall 'Will watt lbe admliiiii..Uoll tq! not opendlnl el\oufh IIIOII'f Mo Alalll.._ ~ de!onoe whll• btlftr eiMJ not to ~~~~ II!. Tilt c.,Ittl 19M budret to lht poliiJI wlten lllet ilu lie ,.., oponolble tor • 11x tnb~ i.o\ually, u Ill lit election yw ~ ltilli ctll ;jjft ~ lcllld, and maybe 10111, but It probably wiU tnd fti a iUI~U W!lh UfUe IIJ]IIatloo but much campalrn fodder tor IICh lldt. ·c;~~,·· il:oo Gltt'll oasts WHTN..TV C~annel J3 Channel13-Friday WJIB APPLE GROVE ••In• • • • • I l l .L.LI WCHS-TV Chanttel 8 • ··~lldl'!'n Mrs trcd 8 Mill 1 Ml tc' e and "dl nora Be\lln7 w~re CHtlsl :" n~cr ~~~~· ' ~ Mr and .Mr< ond M(s Wamn were H1rry M~":;d M~ V~~~ rJuedts ~rtt Pickeni'.i ~~~~!be, Mr dd Mrs th ' IM 00 Ill Wm williAm, 11\mbh driggs o! ~~a 'ir Mrl d'~ {' Roy ChriSty the galftcrlng phcr f Jr th r candldRlc and h~ve your name 1Lancaster, ~r and Mrs R E M~ aro aw · ~ ·H~hderson km on ~hri'lmns Do ; I p'acml directly on the general elec Wllllum• and daughter, Mrs Lyle " ahd Mo" Jamoa Van l.fi!cr I D30 Glsele MacKenile JO•oo W~at'i It F<lf 10 30 Your Hit Parade 11 00 NewA Headlines Moder o Romance• 00 Comedy Time 130 Spinach J'llyhouli ll~ Spotts Ey@ 125 Weat~ercaat News Pleture I . .a':J' Mr and , M~s o,n Congrove Ihere and fpli!lly of Co!Ufi!Dh< ~lilted dur11ig !he holldays with hiS mother ~ Eble Congrove I Rec.!nt dinntt f\11!11\1 of &lr 730 TrJth or Oonaequ~nees QQq Cqurt 01 ,r,as1 Resort 8 ao Llle ol Jlliey' Ddo !.I .Squad ~ 30 The Thin Jl(an H~ ~ ilury, Po • M!a Ca1ol~ti Andetsd~ fe• NBC ~e~ 7 00 Dr Hudson's Joumal 11 ~0 Andy'a Gang 12 00 True Story 12 30 Detective's Dairy I 00 Down -on the Farm I 30 TBA 2 00 NB,o\ Pro Basketball 4 00 Western Theater 5 00 Sky King 5 SO Hoptilong CaS!ldJ 8 00 Newa P1eture B 15 Sports EYe 6 ~0 Federal Men 1 7 tlo SbiiiH!Iy Nl.hl Jamboree 7 30 l!eople Are Funny • Mt1f ~ilf~ ~IWtti nod A W Patterson ol Parkers At the DaRt session nf the LeRts bur~ lature sovmt am•nclmenls were we~:ry d~h' J•YI~r l~l h ~he n\ade to the election taws in re moth en "n •Zo ero ~r\R "'1' 1 "' rard to the petltmns of eandi Mer ,..rs ra le ~yior dates ond the odmmlntratlon of ght~' M~:ttleJ!;t~W ~i~J1~ election• In the n.,t l•w articles Cotunllltli wijn W • \il':;'" of this oerles we •holl exolatn M ce., 't'"~! some o! the changes effected by ot rs CoWdery's home h~re '!'he courae li open to'hllh JChool [ll'aliuatea and fOUIIi men' with ..,me farm haeksround ' are 19> yean of aae or l'lltlll will be Umlted 50 ellllible •.Wdenta their appllcatlolu The lhol'l course It ouanlzed to ' provide' lilllnlcUon In producUon, lnanicement, 111d markettnt Sueb aubjeeta 11 }arm, mana~ement, II 00 FW"y VIsitor~ hi 1\\e Mlf Chllie Milts hollle ~U~d6Y wm !.~~ nlt\18 Ml" r[dl'lllil Ally 61 Pill, By TED W BDOWN Secretary of Steto 'Redecnunu Ihe Time' "~ln\e Is the most vnluoble thing lhJ, world" II Is a •In t• For tboae 91 toq who woulc lib tG ~ad 1111 and allare '- t~e Hay ani ~P Show, : am goo lne tG a~n.d tlle Short Coum and would be 1lad to take your hay and ellaro •P lor you 1 •Ito have room In my cor for two rldeu. If you're tooktnr for tnnoportaU1111, 1'111 me. One more lhiDC before we otlr! talklnr 111Qut tb~ proaram, you can aet &oth a room an4 your meali at 1ockfon'o lllll at Yell' roatooable ratea. Breakfut cost> 82c:, dinner eoato, 8'1e and '""' por eom $113, 1 room tor tbe tint DlJht c-.11 $1.2'1, $77 tbe II!COild DIJht and .. 51 the thll'd and fourth nUbl 'l'lloso p~n llli tG i)&Y It J~Uon'l lilt, ahould tab toop lftd 14weto with them .., ~ So ~ate~ ltlr wiZard I0 00 owa11Joody 10 ~0 he Rulr and !Ieddy i!ifow a Ail'~ .,~: -ib+.;r LE"""""-" ~!Jll Oo , 8so Pl'•ll> 3 Ra~cl! ~ttort oli their part 1s lor the county, not m~rely Pom~roy '!'he three benE filhng funds 3re o~ a countywide bas1s You may , em em ber thi s when dec1d.ng whethe1 01 noi to make v0ur contribution Ftrst, Second and Third Ward firemen will take turns operatmg the booth Meanwhile March of D1mes Drive Chm ' sa1d today man He1 b Boney "We're glad to have been the sole reclpi· ents of the firemen for three years For that we certamly are ~rateful And we beheve 1t enhreh p10per if .he fuemen want it that way that th< fruits of thmr efforts should be dtVIded With these other deservlhg hllmanJ. tartan causes We submit that Boney's relllark is a man. sized statement froth big ii\an IIi the work· ing counc1ls of fti6§t who ¥d1Uhtf@r lllelr bme and labor to Aet colllffiliriltY phljeNs on the road and to thMt de§11Uif6~. Your Election Laws · 193f Dairy Obort Counc which Mill ) Cliapnel J- Sdtllrday liiOlrreyl t(mt, ana Iabar for 8 hu• WlU_shQW the publle pro¥rest of the f11nd. ~uSf IJM~t that thltl ydlt they Firemen hope everyone reab~es that flif~ c....,, f<IU he held at J1eluon'1 January 1 to t, I!IGB. ', · Maoon "'"'*" ,., 1"1 Below It the program lor tho srart ,, I ·- 'I SO~,.WlT£1 st<IVICB .~ ----- PtllfH'tallll ••I \ . ' I ., • ~~·...-~ ' ' . SOFr WATEl SEBVIGB ,_.., "-ll..XtrH7 BREAK The ) ' 0 AT POMEROY PHONE IS E~MAI~ST. New 1958 ·$&ip~ebh · -~: . i Of l ~·- • FIELD SEED ~net' ~~Jlitiff!~~d Arriving T.hi, We~~ 'I . r' ::: DON1 WAIT -GRDER ancl TAu· ~ttYE&v " . ' I ' I : �,, • ··' I '> I I I I it • 'J FAJtM NEWS' WII,.LIAM #. GREGORY c..~~~y Atom. 11 10 Weathereast 1113 :Kit•wotch 100 !,~f . ?~f e;Jfen Anh!iunce Pop Corn Stahd Ptogram During m;~PtJT Pou'rth Straight Year To Aid Local Causes ~ f1tenlfn !gain mt§ flelt ~Uf Afe (lllptorll In ad~ltloll, 4 large thermometer i ~ Bif · ltlllll'lftfnM ld 1llc~~8~ fH@' nUIIiMf of b~i\~lic1arJt>s It Is then' loutm vea~ earnpa1gn lasts through January operatmg a popcorn •land weeh•nds Street In the middle busmess block Inviting passersby to make conttlbUtJOns fuemen have provided a total of $3 000 the !'olio fund the past th1·ee years This "year.' the £h cmen voted to put all p10ceeds into th~ bank and split 1! fhtec ways betWeen IM~o , the Heart Fund, and the Cancer Fund The volunteer associabon this year voted by themselves popcorn, 011, bags other necessary snpplles to operate their This came to U 16 Tqey are planning a110ther lnnovn:ion Afte~ Kerns Roush completes deCOrating the is6'6lH approptiately, they expect to nJStall a II?\ !n 1! where contributors may make do· llatlons during WMkda~s and at night bOUIS \\>il'~n the booth 1s not attended or producing ALFR£0 I 8 15 S S oltendonce on Dec 29 "" 49 the otrerlng Ill 9S WI Rev Grove frlled hr s regulr•r 'ppomtm.cnt at 10 40 Sumon uub Je~t a; it r!)r our time b not our Sue Henderson and Dor spent ChrlslmlB !Joy Mn Ella Weaver and llrs llarold Kimes 'oi ~r.:•'""' ipent Chrl•(mns Eve with and Mrs Po\1! Buckley one! these amendments There are two methods of be • commg a candidate at the gen•rat Mr. and Mrs Chas D Woode election In Ohio Ill you mav be lpent Cbqstmas In Columbus come 0 party cundJdale by tnma lhe gltest of her slsler l!rs I e declarutlons of canchdacy and wls Wough and hmllv running In the prunury election 'l'~e SherlJlan Henderson homo or 12\ you may he an Independent I ~~ oilb Cavale\~~ ol ~~oi'tli 045 lied Buber 1 CQmW' 1100 llewa Heaculoea MYF nH~t In rt gular so~; tton ballot on Sun cv<' with nn al1 {'nd ""' '' .. ,... or 7 memlu~rs and thetr Independent Chirnnel8 - Friday By CLARICE ALLEN Mr ond Mrs Pete EiborFeld and son sperlt Chr.slm" In Cohlm bu1 Wltl\ Mr and Mrs Raymontl Eillorleld Mr and Mrs Henry Eichinger dnd so!IS Groveport spent oev ijlal daya With Mrs Mobel Vdn Meter ' Mr nnd Mrs Robert Woott ancl I Is eonvaleolng broken leg, r' Mrs celved lttlt whM M was hi] ghter of Mr and William by a car He spent tw~ days tn the Sheridan Sprmg Ave has reJ!t!lv•d Sl Joseph Hospital Where his leg word that she has passed tm• was plaled In a lasl Ohto State Board of Nurit!t ex' A2 c Snlrley Glnthet has return antimttion and is now-a reglster...u ed to Olls Air Farce bdsl lh Mas' nurse Mrs lies Is now employed After spendlhg ChrJatmas with he r lt the hospital m GaliuK parenls, Mr •nd !\Irs John Gln ther WATCH NICOHT SERVICE Mr ond Mrs Eldon Gaul and Watch mgbt aorvicel heM Gay 1nn spent ChmtmiS wtth M1 orld Mrl Aftam EbHsfillh, Porn 1t the Naomi Bsptl1t Church New Years Eve Under the direction ol eroy1 WUicam Lewis Foltowtna a wor· Mr and Mrs Frank Gaul and Ml ~hd Mrs lohn V/ICkham lpent ship service of song aM prayer Chrtslmas with Mr arid Mrs Or froni 11 a nl to 1:1 a llreakfast was smed In the so<lal room VII Gaul, Racine -~ Mr and Mra ntchord P.tck and dence uf Mr and Mro. Ernest 10n Dick, F'allbdhlll. tnd spent n u-nmm at Letart Falls lew day! here at their hdlne. Mr antl Mrs Manchester Wolle Recenf visitors of r.lr ond Mrs and familY spent Sundoy with Marion Wood were Mr and Mrs M1 and Mrs Hart and famtly at ~on Bel21ng and daughter, .hr N•w Haven ttcmloek Grove, and Mr and Mr., I Mr and Mrs Da)llel Euler or Roy Betzmg PomE!I'oY, Mr und Mrs Thurl Barnhart H•mlock Grove s~ent Chrlstm" !ell Saturday for Akron wtrnre with Mr and Mrs Alec Wheeler were - .., l•1orson and Jeanie Whitehead nnu son, on and 1\hs Esthl!r looaL Kimes spent Chnstmas wtth Mr cundJd11tes for und MrA Richard Grucs11 Rutlanc:' After a ihnrt ci"'ollonnl state, dlslrlct and county olllccs Mr and ~Irs J M Smith C W M1 antl MIS f F Koblcntz b ld a , h~pler ol the ~llssl"n cxccpl Judie of tho County ~ourt IJuckley, l.tr and ll!r~ Cart B~ck ror, Christmas omner guesls 14· "1he f ull (t~clc Wl m~~ ~/1ic thch ~tht1uns not late)' ley were recent guests Q/ Mr ~tld ~na .hhs Gcm gc G l nh~.: I!Hl . , tho bu,nc" nlc~l ~Ii'IC p m or February ! Oandl Mrs lawrence R<ISe and lam tty at and MIl Earl Dean and 1langh'm or Jmu c Sw,u t' date!l for Judge or the County \fotnmg Star and Mr rmd Mu Dav1d Koblent1 ~ lllJ RS H>n. wn s m 1f1r CoUI t must tile thetr petitions b} Spcndmg New Year's Day at Mr and ~1rs Raymund Wilson they w11l visit relatk•s before , li)C>]tey·roll;ing vtans wwJ (l l ~c us 4 P m of August fJ The law was lhe home of Mr and Mrs Sher 1 ond children tolumbuloi, .spPflt n gomg to thtlr home m Wisconsm plan 11 wea• mull' fot thf amended this y1•nr to prov](lc that 111nn Ow kley were C W Bucklev few days wilh Mr and Mrs Thom Ti1t'i' have been the gu(lst of lm Night !Wtvlcc nnrl recren indcpcm.lcn! candidates shall huve Mr llnd Mrs J M Smith, Mr and 11s Webe1 Additional guc!ts. r11 po11!nts, Rov snd Mr.s F E Born 1ho mectmg closed wtlh lh~ theh slntemcnt of candidacy sworn Mrs Carl Buckley, local Chmtmas dinner were Mr and tin' benedlrllon to before they oro circulated An Terry Chlldera U S Nm Mrs Opho Olrutt and cn1ldren 81 ,~ hart ! uthc1 amendment permits lndcpen 5tutloned at Norfolk, va. arrlvcct Mr atul Mrs Lawrence Smith Modern Woodmen or Am dent canduhltcA to flle onlv on Saturday to visit his parentl, Mt Mr and ~· r.s Roy Chnsty and mCt De~ 30 Bllll orlg111al copy or their statement of .md Mrs Oren Chtlders Mrs Llllle1 Chrtsly were Christ for tho new )oar cmulldat•y, while other par11 of Mr and Mrs John lhevaher n1as dmner guests of Mr and Mn By Mn Herbert Rouoh ·.,nm•n,ts of Qy~ter lw\lp nthl thdr petition mny huvtJ this In ~r Vnnderhoof1 were vl!litor~ Donald Mutlntk and daughter at Sgi Frank lhrrte of Germany "Cil'l'd lty the lodg rormutlon reproduced In the Sunday In tho home of Dudley Belpre ' Is spondtne the holidays with hiS ~l'i\i;ilf)i'hl~l;;b,,t, !!.Ill! th~lr fnmllu~~ 31l ffi4J mtnner US the Slutute has ol ..,hcvuller mother, Mrs Lelia Ritr!e and lam ChrlstJnos dmner gucsls ol Ill II;( 1 4S ways proVIded for poi ty co nell Mrs Mildred Son tee and chit He then wilt be stationed at Clf l'\lr ,u\d :\1 t s dnt('s The law now requires that drcn of Gallipolis were vh;;Jtors in Dnd Mrs ErldiC Hartung and son. Fort Worth Texa1 were, Mr and Mrs Albert Harl 1 M• a elrllllotor of "" Independent he, pnrent'o home Mr and ltlr and Mrs Howard Blo.,e· ung, Pomeroy Mr and A!rs Henry of New £ngtond, w va spen. M• cundidatc'H pctlllon tnust be a qua Mn Joe Marks Eiehlngcr onll sons, Groveporl and and lilted elector 1 -----the w~etend w1th Mrs Rudy Rlf • Edward Robinson of Ctevatanil M!3 Mabel Van Meter fie and owen Hall Mrn IJoraa Porsor\s r.'J vl~llur·~ vrsltt•d his parent!, '1\fr and Mrs Miss Lueltle Smllh <pent s we1 k Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and ~h!! Shcndan Cline ut ~.urt 1tobm1on during the hot! end In Akron with Mr and Mrs and l!lon spent ~'riday evening qmlth's Ferry Pn JOhn Reuter Silo w1u noootnpaudayR with Mr and Mrs Valek Spen<er led home by Mtll.! Kathy and Ma>· at Syracuse ter Bcnjlc Reuter for the hottda), h und(' r Mrs Ev~ B•tley and Stel'ie spent Mr ana Mrs Herbert Roush of care ror an mjur) to Chrlstm" with llr and l!rs Wal Enst Lelart, Bessie Slaughtc• and wrist from betn!! lace Bradford. llldrlteport and Rdger Roush spent Ohr1stmas a clothl.'s wringer tJ<'V Mr and Mro Cloylon Allen and Wlth Mr and 1 Mrs Rus!elJ ogo Bill •pent Chrlatmas •tth Mr and Roush l'llil.ioolt one! Hlrhml Yost of Mn Bltly Cleland N11t S.ulon of Conlrtll Loud •lid Lon1 Pallor S4tn Mr and Mr1 Relph Ou!l and Grove arc spending thch Mr and Mrs Ward Hayes hove fomlly ~nd Mr and Mrs Lewis hAre with their mnd Ia leund lo be Iough One With Utile Ac.. mpllshmont returneo home after spendln~ Ours alld • lamdy all ol N01v Mr and Mrs Hnrry Ou 87 IUiiiiiY C.t.THC&U oeveral weeks In Columbua with Brtghton, Pa, apent the holidays and Mr a11d :\!111 '1om Oonll'<ll Prs11 W01lt.g1oo Wrll., , their daughter, Eileen wllh Marton Ours. .t.8HJNOTON-Lonr•llmo obwvorl ot lht capilli - • art Ctetus Allen Columbus vtsit•d M1' and Mrs Bernord Wolfe oonvlnced that tho camiiJr -011 ot ~ WIU lie lht recently with Mr and Mrs Cia) and lamll' have moved from th• lnOit acpmoniOUI and frultratlnr b\ mlft:f1...... ton AUen home til hi• plrents to the reSI AU polnl to mort poiiU01 than -~ a lletUo lt)'ll ovar) delenBt ana mlBtlle spending, lnveoUptlONJ all over tho plaoe, and all thto capptd by a 7t1mlnr tllort '- rot homo early !rom the oampalCJI~ :rax cuto art out. ot couno, lnd the wi\Gio ol!orl In thlo lretl wtU lie q IOI'IIIall or dela,y the loomlnr poqlblllt¥ ol • lox 11mu1 wiW I I 1 1 Meias CountY Mem • 12:10 p.m. \ f 'I'J Cap(alJI KB11iUOO 8 4$ CBS NeW5 9 01) Morning Shows Od CllS New; t H Mol'hlng State Newt 10 illl uarry Moore 11 SO strike It Rlcti 12 00 liilws 'Ot Noon 12.1q Katie's Alll)anat 12 15 Lov~ of Ltfe l~ 3~ Searrn lor l'omorrow li 45 Gutdlng Light 1 00 Katie's Kitchen 1 3D As the World Tdru 2 QO Beat the c)ook t·sb 3 Qti 3 30 4 Oo 4 1G Hotts~bill'tY Big Payotl The Verdict ~ \'ours Brighter D~y Secret SIOrlJI 4 30 Ed~e of NlrM GuO l)'Alrly Sho-'1 ~ 8~ Vour Esso Reporter 6 4o ~ports Parade 6 05 Weatherman 7 00 Mr llulrict AttornPJ 7 30 Playhouse of Sl!llll~ BOO ,l...T. .WU:wn ~ ' " .- " B 30 Zone Grey Theater ••••• •~ a11n• • Purina' 8 00 Pllrij GMflb Daily on 990 IJIOt O'nYour W I • • • 'I IINNER "DR.t.F'I''- Tho announclll ~~ 6i ltllf:lot' fill· • Ave., New llam II Jenner IRI, Indiana, ndl to Htk riltllilt!Oll ~ JIU llad one rooult he may hove !O"IIon-t "di'ltt J~· ~lilt. 1\epubllou ~lllloo Ia the Hootlor ttalt 1~ u ~ Ia a eorl$• lion of hot-lompertd turbulence ..a n~ oandldolt lllcell to emerrt u the kind of voto·gettor Jenner olemoutrollol bJtNeil to bt In put tltolloNJ. \ With ~tttlllretlo Natloiltl Chlll'lll.. Paul if. IIJtlltr a llkel1' eonleotant tor tho Son&te oeat, and a probablo W11Jn01i 9.1"' Ul)'i!Od7 but Jtnner, lndlcatlono are that the leey oralo~~otcl; Ind., mll,l' Itt prtvaUed upoD 14 l'tOIJUidjr ibd ..0.»~ o 843 cttr I t . t · ~ ·~--) .. • I TASSIN'S PLANS- Wltllt Hou.oe "Poa~" ·~!&& !l!frilld ... BtUien II rtady 14 embark utlon .a ft~lv atUmPI to w1a t1it ~Nil· dmcy Wtll•lnlormetl """'latU.~ 8 - II "'Jl"'!Jd, 14 lllllbwl'"'' lliorUy Ulat 1\t Wilt N1 tor rovornor of l'eMoytvuta n"'t yoar, It 11Ie<elltlll, he will tooe little tlmo In toulnr hil llat Into 1M ......._ ~ 1~ prtoldeotlal •omlnatlon rlnf, .._,. I 1 Hlo theory II reported 1o lie t!tat thtrt wiD bt lilA • Nllwn·Knowl&nd llea<Uock at the 1180 Republican Hj. H. . <onveotlon, or ·\)tal ou«lolen,t, oppq_tiUoa wiU d.. Vtlop to boih \'14tl'rtal4tnl ~ M. Ntx....d • -It ~~~J;,r=.ra~-w~.rr.· Ilo!~~ ~ -- _--~-- _ttH_ ~-- __ .if~Wt_j ! v~~aY . ·_ oH'o . FEID CO• . 1110 :'fea\he~aii 11 15 ~itei#~\Cl 1 oo S•ii\ otl l'laue 1751 llle!lli Radio Dtol I Doli Lucy and Nlii 1doo The Lille up 10 30 Person to Person 1100 News II OS !:<!ahnlnr the Wtlatle 11 19 'the bate Shbtv / ChannelS- Satur4ay 9 00 9 30 10 30 II 00 12 00 11 30 12 00 1 30 2 00 4 30 5 00 ' I, ) MILKERS~· Jr Town .Meeting ' Captnn Kangaroo Ml•hty Meuse PUyhowe Garden Club Jimmy Dean 1 Saturday Playhouse Record Hop Star Performance Pro HOI:~e) See ' FULTON THOMPSON ' ' I ' " T~CTOR TV Ota•ar~om Ilecbrd Hop ' SALES - I'OMl!IOY 6 30 20th Century 7 00 Golden l'l!yhoJIIe 730 Perry Mason Show ~ 30 Dick ~ th~ '()uchet1 9 00 Gale Storm Show 0 30 llaV!! GUA, W~ll Travel lO 00 Gunsmoke I0 30 O{ijc!J Def'4)11'1 n·oo tle\\1~ 11.10 T,he ., ' • Lot~ . Show 10 30 u·oo 12 30 11 13 State Trooper News S1g• Of! Theater 13 I S.AVf.iS l'OV ltfONEI'l 9'44 Sign Ob 9 45 ,Morning M~>Je ll 50 Neighbors 12 Oii Noon News 12 10 Cartoon Clull aftft~; - ~IU 12 30 Llbm~e 12'59 Stgn, On 1 00 Gretl!h~n Wade Show I 00 All Star M6vle Mallaee 1'30 MnVI•' Matinee S 30 lllbl• Time \ 2 45 Pat adll Mike 4 00 AU •tar Golf 3 00 .\moridn llandltand l 00 Satutday Sports Review 3·80 D'o You Trust Your Wife! 5 15 Pel'&l>nal Profile 4:00 American Baudatand , 500 Buceaneero 5 30 S•lurday News Review 5 30 Miek<y Mouse Club 5 45 Comment ~ 00 Cartoon Club 6 00 LeVs Talk It Over 8 25 Five St.r Final 6 30 Play of the Weal 6·45 Newa 7•00 Sliefllic!k Holmes (h 7,QO 7'30 ' 00 I 30 9.00 9 30 10·00 .Moment of Decision Rln Tln Tln Jtm Bowl• Walter. Wlnehell File Frank slnatra Show Pitrlce Mubael llbow C•Jt 4~ Here's The Sto..Y front: ,jl13 $""''nfOJ HAUliNG t SERVICE FJII!rttl. hit Walw Ill vs fiOit I , , 30 Keep II Ill The Famlij 8 00 CouDtry Music JubUee 9 00 Lawrence Welk 10 oo 'Q.3D - - - - of po·i'fP•res~!D~ an lncre!<' :o ~5 of ntlrogen, S of phoaphate and 8 of .l?hosphate and 3 12·SD PRINC.SS SEhtENCiiD ~-.:~fl:-YO....:L.:_T_li....:A~D'""tR-.lC"'"•'"'cu-TE-D CAIIlO UP The Court of Ap ~~~ filled•·form~t 'Prlnceu VIENNA UP • L•odD !Vm 1 leader in the Hullltll'lan $59,1!8ti 1ntf oentenced beT ~ month In prioon f6r evading was etocuted TbUraday • customa regutatioils aeVen :Uars hhi.. tJ. dler tho Communist flun· aU, Fa~a, a sister of ·~·King gar11n sv~reme coul'l contltnl~ ~ollti, now lives m utanbtil. blS death sehtehoJ pot~~ per ac;e or •~ nttlrients, ovar 1907 re J·collimend,ltlolns. The big In fertilizer rec(lmm eoda legume gr1111 m1xture• In the malntenonce appl1 which Is. recommend, rl collslsUng or 120 and 1~0 Ko- 1 • Writer ' ' l&at. 1\epubllow wtll lie Ill tho -~ ;oil• lion ol havlnr to det•d <har(oo lhtt thilll N a ''do nolhlrtl'' admlnlltroUm lllat taltld to IMod the wamlnr '''"' ot llllllila ~ Ill iiilio 11101 and opulnlli.L Dtmoorall 'Will watt lbe admliiiii..Uoll tq! not opendlnl el\oufh IIIOII'f Mo Alalll.._ ~ de!onoe whll• btlftr eiMJ not to ~~~~ II!. Tilt c.,Ittl 19M budret to lht poliiJI wlten lllet ilu lie ,.., oponolble tor • 11x tnb~ i.o\ually, u Ill lit election yw ~ ltilli ctll ;jjft ~ lcllld, and maybe 10111, but It probably wiU tnd fti a iUI~U W!lh UfUe IIJ]IIatloo but much campalrn fodder tor IICh lldt. ·c;~~,·· il:oo Gltt'll oasts WHTN..TV C~annel J3 Channel13-Friday WJIB APPLE GROVE ••In• • • • • I l l .L.LI WCHS-TV Chanttel 8 • ··~lldl'!'n Mrs trcd 8 Mill 1 Ml tc' e and "dl nora Be\lln7 w~re CHtlsl :" n~cr ~~~~· ' ~ Mr and .Mr< ond M(s Wamn were H1rry M~":;d M~ V~~~ rJuedts ~rtt Pickeni'.i ~~~~!be, Mr dd Mrs th ' IM 00 Ill Wm williAm, 11\mbh driggs o! ~~a 'ir Mrl d'~ {' Roy ChriSty the galftcrlng phcr f Jr th r candldRlc and h~ve your name 1Lancaster, ~r and Mrs R E M~ aro aw · ~ ·H~hderson km on ~hri'lmns Do ; I p'acml directly on the general elec Wllllum• and daughter, Mrs Lyle " ahd Mo" Jamoa Van l.fi!cr I D30 Glsele MacKenile JO•oo W~at'i It F<lf 10 30 Your Hit Parade 11 00 NewA Headlines Moder o Romance• 00 Comedy Time 130 Spinach J'llyhouli ll~ Spotts Ey@ 125 Weat~ercaat News Pleture I . .a':J' Mr and , M~s o,n Congrove Ihere and fpli!lly of Co!Ufi!Dh< ~lilted dur11ig !he holldays with hiS mother ~ Eble Congrove I Rec.!nt dinntt f\11!11\1 of &lr 730 TrJth or Oonaequ~nees QQq Cqurt 01 ,r,as1 Resort 8 ao Llle ol Jlliey' Ddo !.I .Squad ~ 30 The Thin Jl(an H~ ~ ilury, Po • M!a Ca1ol~ti Andetsd~ fe• NBC ~e~ 7 00 Dr Hudson's Joumal 11 ~0 Andy'a Gang 12 00 True Story 12 30 Detective's Dairy I 00 Down -on the Farm I 30 TBA 2 00 NB,o\ Pro Basketball 4 00 Western Theater 5 00 Sky King 5 SO Hoptilong CaS!ldJ 8 00 Newa P1eture B 15 Sports EYe 6 ~0 Federal Men 1 7 tlo SbiiiH!Iy Nl.hl Jamboree 7 30 l!eople Are Funny • Mt1f ~ilf~ ~IWtti nod A W Patterson ol Parkers At the DaRt session nf the LeRts bur~ lature sovmt am•nclmenls were we~:ry d~h' J•YI~r l~l h ~he n\ade to the election taws in re moth en "n •Zo ero ~r\R "'1' 1 "' rard to the petltmns of eandi Mer ,..rs ra le ~yior dates ond the odmmlntratlon of ght~' M~:ttleJ!;t~W ~i~J1~ election• In the n.,t l•w articles Cotunllltli wijn W • \il':;'" of this oerles we •holl exolatn M ce., 't'"~! some o! the changes effected by ot rs CoWdery's home h~re '!'he courae li open to'hllh JChool [ll'aliuatea and fOUIIi men' with ..,me farm haeksround ' are 19> yean of aae or l'lltlll will be Umlted 50 ellllible •.Wdenta their appllcatlolu The lhol'l course It ouanlzed to ' provide' lilllnlcUon In producUon, lnanicement, 111d markettnt Sueb aubjeeta 11 }arm, mana~ement, II 00 FW"y VIsitor~ hi 1\\e Mlf Chllie Milts hollle ~U~d6Y wm !.~~ nlt\18 Ml" r[dl'lllil Ally 61 Pill, By TED W BDOWN Secretary of Steto 'Redecnunu Ihe Time' "~ln\e Is the most vnluoble thing lhJ, world" II Is a •In t• For tboae 91 toq who woulc lib tG ~ad 1111 and allare '- t~e Hay ani ~P Show, : am goo lne tG a~n.d tlle Short Coum and would be 1lad to take your hay and ellaro •P lor you 1 •Ito have room In my cor for two rldeu. If you're tooktnr for tnnoportaU1111, 1'111 me. One more lhiDC before we otlr! talklnr 111Qut tb~ proaram, you can aet &oth a room an4 your meali at 1ockfon'o lllll at Yell' roatooable ratea. Breakfut cost> 82c:, dinner eoato, 8'1e and '""' por eom $113, 1 room tor tbe tint DlJht c-.11 $1.2'1, $77 tbe II!COild DIJht and .. 51 the thll'd and fourth nUbl 'l'lloso p~n llli tG i)&Y It J~Uon'l lilt, ahould tab toop lftd 14weto with them .., ~ So ~ate~ ltlr wiZard I0 00 owa11Joody 10 ~0 he Rulr and !Ieddy i!ifow a Ail'~ .,~: -ib+.;r LE"""""-" ~!Jll Oo , 8so Pl'•ll> 3 Ra~cl! ~ttort oli their part 1s lor the county, not m~rely Pom~roy '!'he three benE filhng funds 3re o~ a countywide bas1s You may , em em ber thi s when dec1d.ng whethe1 01 noi to make v0ur contribution Ftrst, Second and Third Ward firemen will take turns operatmg the booth Meanwhile March of D1mes Drive Chm ' sa1d today man He1 b Boney "We're glad to have been the sole reclpi· ents of the firemen for three years For that we certamly are ~rateful And we beheve 1t enhreh p10per if .he fuemen want it that way that th< fruits of thmr efforts should be dtVIded With these other deservlhg hllmanJ. tartan causes We submit that Boney's relllark is a man. sized statement froth big ii\an IIi the work· ing counc1ls of fti6§t who ¥d1Uhtf@r lllelr bme and labor to Aet colllffiliriltY phljeNs on the road and to thMt de§11Uif6~. Your Election Laws · 193f Dairy Obort Counc which Mill ) Cliapnel J- Sdtllrday liiOlrreyl t(mt, ana Iabar for 8 hu• WlU_shQW the publle pro¥rest of the f11nd. ~uSf IJM~t that thltl ydlt they Firemen hope everyone reab~es that flif~ c....,, f<IU he held at J1eluon'1 January 1 to t, I!IGB. ', · Maoon "'"'*" ,., 1"1 Below It the program lor tho srart ,, I ·- 'I SO~,.WlT£1 st<IVICB .~ ----- PtllfH'tallll ••I \ . ' I ., • ~~·...-~ ' ' . SOFr WATEl SEBVIGB ,_.., "-ll..XtrH7 BREAK The ) ' 0 AT POMEROY PHONE IS E~MAI~ST. New 1958 ·$&ip~ebh · -~: . i Of l ~·- • FIELD SEED ~net' ~~Jlitiff!~~d Arriving T.hi, We~~ 'I . r' ::: DON1 WAIT -GRDER ancl TAu· ~ttYE&v " . ' I ' I : �• •I ! ,•.,. ~ .. '1. ., ' J.~-.-=.:l iti: ; i;:io:i:li;i;il ,~. :Pol li:tli ;i;:.='!; ;'Mljl ;Mle; ; ;o; :pil; orti i, i io.•,J;;;an;;w.s...l;;;jt.fi.58.af==.l l ' ~ panthers MitfdleJKlrl Can ' Be·Tough On ·Basketball Floor COII\!h Dlok Helton and lll'<lY' Pa)lthmt •• '-lit- Wlllnlnt ,~;":;~o:~ 'fb!':l!~ a~:~ tj 15 no. reason who contenders should tbe baeliWOOda for I avoldllli •aeb ' coon may seem plentiful, or near to ove,rpopul~,tlng Meigs County to some hunters but really. they•areo t. . Tllis is the poSition taken by Roy Arms and hts fellow coonhunters In the Meigs County Coonhunters Asso.clation. Re· cent reports published here of an exb'emeiy foi~unate coon bunter who works his dog In the north central s•ection of the · the pu bllc to assume th at coon county !Dight have permitted population generally was heav)' to over,beaYy. "Tain't so," says Roy His points: . -For every hunter 15 years ago here there · are 10 now. Tllus, while coon populatton may be up, it is not' up per hunt· er For proof go out coon hunting In different sections of the · ' , ' county. Many limes you II come back empty han~d. -Coon arc thick in some aroas, principally the western and northern sections of the county, Eastern Meigs Is much less inviting to the hunter, young cOOn Afe G--.J n~ OOU rc:&$ 1 • .-.. ld b f Roy had a couple of po nters ,or wuU • e owners o coon pels, loo. "Best time to take a coon for a pet Is when It Is about five or six weeks old. Just after w~ng.. 1'ou can, tee~ It and have plenty of affection from lbe anhnal for about another f th , our mon s. Then Roy wggests you get rid•of )lOUr pet. It llo longer ap· preclllles human company. On the credit side also for coon are these facts: -Coon catch mice and moles and kill roosting hawks at nl""t 1 "" ' 0 NOT ca 11 th em nuIsances.' -Many farmers D Tough End 01 Sch.edules Coming As basketball Interest gets Into full swing In Meigs County with the meaty parts of cage schedules to our Immediate ' Dutchman", a& Van front, attention will settle on three teams. Pomeroy and Racine, two exceptional clubs, will receive Icnown In prq atlll fell real tests beginning this we~kend and during the next two or two" left in weeks Both are ceded excellent chan~es to emerge the end dectde<l\.1~. quit while at of January smellln~ like roses. And there Is Middleport (1·3) with plenty of time to r~couo ' and creatP. for Coach Nolan SWackhamer a respectable record ilbls vear. 'rite Jaefetl! are a little tl>o tlmall to think about tromnin~ on the bi« neoole In the le~que lr' IJniltd ''"" However Swack is teachinl( fundamentals this vear In •': lll!ler !!6wl ChompleMhlp mostlv lunior and soohomore varslfv anrl he'll he , - 1 G'l Sprin( Hill 55 ' out some excel1ent rcoort ral'd1 beforp Feh•u>rv Is •one. ' c-latlen ~te tl Georgia 80 Roelpe talcfs qn Ames·B~•n AI 'J'n•n•~n.]~~d H111111hlrt lftvltatlonal nl•ht ""~ swino, over to unhPat~n Wahoma Mvt 1'!1PO~ov ' Cha..,Ionohlp nl~ht. Thoro will hP. a l•ftle ma+IPT nl rev•M• to ••ttl. "' tho ;. .MW(I5 Amherrt 48 ll'rilenno ~•rl th• nnlv rluh to cUp Conch Larry Morrison last · t t ti c-Iotlon vaar belore ournamen me lljlr!ntflel~ fiT New Hampshire 60 ' W.IA 1MIDWIIT TIP.OPP Cl'ulrl R<~~ Fnvnr,f!lr/ fn ~'-'f'l\l'lirl ~m'mrl AI•Macomb, Illinois ' IIMI·'lNAL 'l'h• l'•nlh••• hnno tn PPI "''" Nn A •+•oloht '' Ml~~~·"""' rli~==~m~Siate 106 Hamllne 57 tn'nfdtt+ 'l'l1t~-n tllnv l!!l,, ~t:l mt~!'ll1 ~ f'n,.,.nur tn nlnw n~ 1'1''"' C:li'n ~ 7Z William Jewell118 ,"hth mlaht f•r.• " rORrh l!Ptfnn ond hi• """" enm• ""' nn ~Clo~tla Teeh 74 Furman ~ ol r """" WPlhtnn ""~ Ath•n• ln thot nr~·· tho """· 88 Drown 78 !hero will ho honvv favorites to l'l'ab at least a piece of the !.ll'!!'.n~ sa Canlalua 66 conference fla" 10 second round play. Kanmt!Oot 88 Brigham Younf 116 Drake 69 ':.:fj~p1o1rn 8:1 W. Va. Tech t1 sa Buder 7C 103 Waah. & Le~ 59 ~, tleeiii'Od that be ' ··:BASKETBALL i ., "\ PIT~HIR J. Caldwell 2', v. Gaul 7, c. won Crosley Mind Teeters Toward R~dleg Shift From Cincinnati :!1!~~:~~:\t;h~o Syracuse Bu•ps Chester 45-16 Jn Grade Game Chillies Mitchell ol lhe Univorsll)' 3J.ll, of Florldti and Gene Hlcko1'11on of the Untlerslty of MlsaiJI1iplll ha•e been algOod b' nt'or th~ Clevel'l•d 19511 Nat!Dali . Footliall .,.~·~ ~ bo; t ac~:~~~ on sl~f· and badly ""f not oounted entirely bJ! arty. one. This game, the only SE() eoD:· test m tne area, " a test postpq~~o ed from Dee. 6. Round robin pip' rets pnderwayljways next Tuesday nlillti llliadleport can. be toulf]t tH TREMENDOUS SALE OF 1958' OLDSMO. ' on Ito> own floor Allain! Athent (4-0) bofore•Christmao thO Jaekets ltt.IS W' AlE OVE'R STOCKED ON USED CARS an'd led 3&31 going· into I~• fourt~ ' " quarter befon; cruntblmg UJilllir ~tl THE PRICES, · OFFERING 'THE BEST Us~d an attack by Jim Gasldll and~ 1"i'i~~·r-ilir~;-;·lo.lw••ifl.:i,._· 1 MCConkey Pomeroy observers figure tbe ~~ fOUHI> ANYWHERE! Ponthers have too mucn ammunition for the Jacket• to handle, however. . The league'• leadmg S<!orer, 6-3 ST Johnson, Will be out to .C'c!I.!VEitTI.LI COUPE ' SIII!IIS M - 4 DOOR fatten his 27 2 point average To CUSTiSMLIN! 2 ~~~· 9 .. stop bim will be Mark Kelly, 6.0, ~~ llsltt blUO' with I,91J"Idll& two tone v•en llniah who himself bas the respe<table CHICAGO UP · Dow Flmter· Real nfce' two tone blue finish. ....ll·er!o~ top. U!r.e ""' average of 15 per game wald who played the most con· seat covers. Po\ver ala• wall lir... Spotl•a~­ The Panthers have punch In sistent golf on "''' p!!G> Standard shift for Iaiii take off a~ irl.lfr' !IIIDuJne leather o t be r departments, bowever, ing 1957, has boon atld real economy. A sbli,d' lit\ . lotlor. POri' ~ng, whe~o the Jackets may be found of the Golf Digest maigHlne's ahd retr sl!at' tdeakfl14 ~.., J)OW"I' wlml~'ll, lacktng tormanee award. tie car at a bargain price. J>Wer ll)f, T11e noest In Junior Hawthorne, 225·pound ~'in1terwatd fin11bed with It end you11 buy It rebounder and sharpening shoote~ overa«e In the magazlae'o raungs,.n <¥buy. from underneath, and Paul Fol· while Doug ford wound Ull mer, 6.0 forward averagmg 12.0 witb 83t mark. Bill CI3P~ was ~88 points per game the Jackets will third at .434, Arnold Palmer face a sermus problem. And then fourtb at .431 and Art WaU flltlt thoro Is tbc phenomenal Bruce Zirkle at guard who hit 11 of 16 at ~07 I)ODGr two banders from 25 to 30 feet sway to beat Racme almost Slrlgle· MONTilY HARD TOP G,l. iAVI)'( 4 ll6ott CUSTOM ROYAL 4 DOOR handedly 14 da)s ago. FI,Uhy red and black set green bedy, white BUI Wilson, "phomore guard, rri tone red, black and white, wltll al8'amlnr whit.. wall who hasn't scored much but is wall tires. At!lomtitlel ' clear plastic seat covers protoct · ateady In the back court, rounds the b.~utjfu~ black and wlilte Mei"C'O"~c drive, ndlo out the flrsl Panther f110 which !'lldlO, lfeaiOil, tilterlor. l'usb button drive, ra· ' hao gone all the way m the laot er: tlnred tl•ss. One local dlo, heat.,.. one owner ~ low Portland Grade S<bool edged Iwo contests Without rell~f. Tuppers Plains Grade SChool In a mlleaae. ed ear. A aharpy. Coach Swackhamet· hkely will league game Thursday nighl at start 6·0 Mike Erwin at<~ne for· Tuppers Plalna with Marlon Weill ward lind etther Ernest Bowles or Roy Long at the other Harlan leading the Portland scoring with Whitlatch and Bobby Neloon the 13 points speedster pail are expected to Portland led all the way but get the guard call s Nelson came tM score was tied at 80-30 wltb up with a whopping 19 points In a minute and half to play Thri!e "" lfsl Withfoulhtscircle. deadly fast baskets, one by Lorry P,Jce, 18 4 DR. HOLIDAY SEDAN Roodmatttr RlYiora C011po shot fromoutmg ncar the one by Wells and a !mal clmcher SIRlES 62, 4 DOOR Nelson and Kelly are the kmd of by Parsons, cinched It for Portlnd. We sold a~d serviced this sbe'i loaded with Dark green metallle finish, players who can make uny team's For Tuppers Plams K. Hager was I ' tie jewel ancl"lt hus a clean I ste~rf.rig; power b~kea, high with 12 , , evening quite intorestmg. Erwlp, of bealth. Ught green deop trend tires Nylon seat roPPWI1, .~ea.t, before the holidays obviQusly Other Portland JCQrir~ were wohlte, harmonizing !nterrior.J needed more t11ne lor the tranSI· • Bruee Beegle 1, Roger Pmona , radio, healer, seat •o~ord vers, puwer steering, .radio, Hy~ramatic - radio lion from football to basketball Bruct• McKelvey 2, L~rry Price 11. gla ... A ,.., buy. many more factory extrna. reltr spaaker A luxury car. lie hus had it now. OWl TO . Most Consistent '56 CAPILLAC '$6 MIWCURY Portland Edges Tuppers Plains In Cage Contest I f " J '56 '55 PLYMOIJnr $1118 $1088 $1988 '55 OLDSMOBILE '53 BUICK '53 CADILLAC , -.- - - M1ddie Coach 1'o. Be Honored At·TD Club Men Discount COLUMBUS UP - The C,. Iumbus Touchdown Club an· nounced today It will present $1288 '52 DODGE .'52 CHEVROLET '56 OLDSMOBILE SCOn~ATWATER shift. Sweet lillie oix A lot of carefree miles :Irlve, shii'JI 1reen smd wltite" flnloh. Leather Interior. Radio, one. rellr speaker. A showroom car. · I Middletown Hlgb School's Class 11lutc basketball champions, The pick up you'll, be proud Wblle They Last his star player, Jerry Lucas, prior to tbe club's all-sports ban· Jon 17. Walker, who directed the team to ~onsecuttve stute titles the past two seasons, will be honored as "Ohio 111gb School Baskct~all Coach of tho Year." Lucas will get the club trophy as "Ohio High School Bukothall Player of 11157 " The awards will be presonted 1at own 111d drive. ssaa . ' ANY. AND ~d new car. b.. t•• lei\ eo.~en. tWo.,:.sr.r sv Le~ing Us Check Your Car Resu~· • Fr'S ONE SURE W.ti TO SAVII TIME and MONEY ' ' R. H. RQ:wlings $on.s ~· 1 ' ' 1) ' ' 11Ji11W~. one . 'S% lUlCK '53 DODGE IJ)iit!W ltiird ~....1 I ~l. ., . . . . whlle~ab. ••• . . ~si"" · ··~t'tAt _ ,,l.. ebYJo ; tho.l fllbt_, 1111Ut: 1. DO()lti 1956 3. tncu:k down. .&li nmee; •• I .' N•w • ,J(AitR &~AN ZANDT ·' P ! ' :·.4$$ •• . p~meroy I $1965 +Do~ Hard Top. Powel Slwlncr. Padded Diall, white wtllt tim, large motor. Autom1uc. TraDJJDla!lcm, Jb. dlo, Heater. Cllial otll' Ill!' tliit caD lfke it., Bat •Iter dliJi of good ~end, hl!lllei . , I. . . . . . . . ; ' " . . . . . Mo~els %:e"ith Cl ild, lt'cidid. I .,1.9$5 PONTIAC ·: .... .... ·•··· $1495 4-Doo'r Star. Chiet! '0::8 motot, ralllo, heater, power ot~>e?or, ~~,.. bt1k... Q!IO •'I'- csr. 1955 fHEVROlET · .. :.. .. ·· $1295 TV ·D'u!fl~ilt 1 ' Models l ,....,..,.u. 9f.•.t\utoolallcWasbellf; ~~en; · Rel'riiet~~~i•n and Ran~ell. . ·: ' 21~- - • ) ' 2-lloor. Dark grciMJllnl•¥, V-8 motlll' and heat· et..~BeallY a bat,Utno f~ ' \ : 1953 ·,OlD 41-MM ·······.·._,$795 C"'IOntllne. n'I!W pa$. .;9'ver creom, v.a motor. illn· vlllor, radio, heaw, 16tt ·~. r~c and i!iilntilltllt.il 'I'PI,. ' '·I' · ' . ' ;· i '''I '• ' , · ' . ... _,. ' 1957 QI£VROUT 4-DOOR V-8, Power Pack Moll>r, Powerghde TransmiSSIOn. Ra· dJo, Heater. Low Mileage. New car title and guarantee. 1957 DODGI · ·: ·· ........ · $2595 4-Door. Sedan. ~'P ..lw~l - V-8 motor. Tol'l)ue Fllte Transmi.,lon. lliul)a, H••ter, Low Mileage Like a new car. 1. · ~·· J' ~·- the foueb of whit1r~t p!IWidee attractive contrast, The lew pieces we show here suggest ,the pot!Bl'biliti.!e of Foelmia'• handcrafted milk glaaj Cor gift, or for younelf, • Come lllie it today in our open·stock Fostoria e~it]Pro.m~ COLLINS ,oitt"'' IIC USED CAR to\ '"CLEARANCE! •pe••Mar ~ wJ# 11te ' A traditional favorite tabl on new importance in modem bome decoration. Milk gial8 is, inqreaaingly, the Hghb accent against today's darker walls, , A. iDOd • ·~ ~lallon Milk Glass,., by JEWELRY STORE CO!IONI'J: & poo~l IUPil ilt.,v11" COUN .......... I Farm Credit Building l Low Our own Budget Aeel. '""" llnlth, Dyaaflow, Radio\ Hellier. Ste II tOday. of . .'. f F.B.A. Tille I G.l. Low Flnmee Compmyl t11at tare bird to fllld Darlt lldqjl>l·'· · - · '' at of those extra elean .... $688 .· $ 5% Discount ' lite ~.,..: Standard ohllt, "Be.tter flomes" • ' CUSTOM 4 DOOR Orl~ ..t·~~· tlltl8b $ For '53 amQC $581 err, -~: ~ tiN: aoo~~- . -. . ~fl 1 II perlormance with the Rocket enJ)ne and drive. •IUDS like I Radio, hater, faetol')' exlrat. You'D . '51 DESOTO of Doll1111 Your Bllllll . IUPIIt 18, 2 DQ!IIt $298.' $ 'Millions $2188 '52 OlDSMOBilE "-IITWOGD 4 DOOR Sit In the lap of lu•ury In car of ma. Truly the like new ear to be where. Dark blut metalUi willie top and set off while wall tlret. A better A better buy than any u-.e'!ill ~twltl-, a YOU. CA~ FOd$T~U. A GREA'F . -'l ' ) $388 '55 WIUAC METROPOLITAN MARINE ' Roeket llnlah. Like new 6 ply TUTTLE MOTOR CO. Open Evening• Till 8 P., !50 w. Main PhODO. 82-) v.a enalne, jetaway by- gra.j metallic finish. the fllctory. Real nlte light $595 c...,. Super II Holldoy DELUXE 4 DOOR Solid as the da,y it cum• awards to Poul Walkor, coach of otAL or $788 V. TON PICKUP ON ALL 1951 .NEW $1695 19G! DODGE '% TON Plekup, 4 sp trans Healer and def. oil filter, 5-700xl5 6 ply pre~ This " a good auli<l truek ivf!fi' ik,ooo actual miles. ' $1688 20% or Co•rr• Boys of AMican, Pine, HoHJ, Ceatury , ,. and Milk Glass real AIIL KINDS. fOI New Shipmeftt $988 $1488 FRO~ UNDER" CAR TROUBLE OF Shopping H.eadquarters · MARTIN ,, RESTAURANT Golfer Was Dow With Your Car YOUR you riCftt! '55 Fbft '54 OLDSMOBILE f~ for eve11 mood! From qulek - b to ~etll'ty mealt, we M'ft VAI:.UU UNEXPECTED happens · MAKE Here's U.rClNG heavy When The Women, • Arkansas and tackles Bl·owo, for the UP · CINCINNATI UP - Owaor Iclub'• home rrounda within live 18-year-olU pltdt Powoll Crosley toda' hailed the years waa getting nowhere. 2-1951-3.6 ~.P. Junior College city's ellorll to keep tho Clnel,. "Howle. had a mlp lor 8000 1-1957-5 H.P. natl Red!egs but ho Indicated He h ' waa "mentally closer" than ever parklna: apace• but no m~t od to and will rc l-1D57-1Y.I H.P. Sl Lout< • aecompllah hla program, Crooley elub In lbo before to moving the club. oald. ~-1951-18 H.P. . Hu11hlo corn An option taken Thurodaf 1111 2-1957-40 H.P. won-lo1t record 111 tor 400 parking •P•••• W11ob!naton IIIah School temponry mftaure. Tite w ALL 1958wiOTOR8 Iaarkln• Ia julll behind rlglt I pre banquet ceremonies because IN STOCK t.,pt<lllWI~ and In tbe path Of Ill tie Middies have a game tne night t•• to be ~ompleted In of the hanquet two yeara. ----~ Crooley aald that while he Wll GROANIR PRESENTS eneourapd by ellbrlil to provide parklne fa<lllllet, the Redleao Syraeuae Grade S<hool took lhe HOLLYWOOD UP ·Bing Croa· were "mentall~ clOMr ~ mo•lng meum of Chester 411-16 Tbura· by will mtroduclf his wtle, Katby, to televiewers Jan. 12 during ~if' than at any time In bllfilr1." day nl(hl at C~e1ter with Bobby IclociiSt of hts pro-amateur (Olf Aoked dlreelly If hla team wu Winebrenner' leidlnlf the wlnnors c~amplon,hip from Pebble Bea~h. leaving Clnclnnall, tbt Nltlonal with 14 polnll. Cnhf It will be Kathy's first llVII LoaiUe club owner aald: "I am ptllnr awfully tired of SJ11cute 1~· all the way, 8·0, TV appearance:' people quootionlnr my· 11'uthful· IJI.l, 87-6; and the final 4D-16.1 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i~:iii;;;;;;;;;a neu. 1 have denied we are (Oiol Hlth for Cheater wao Tom 'Mankin to move. I am ' dluppolnted that witH 8. noJhln&' pra<tleal bu been done O~her ICOI'Ifl for Syraeuae were about parklnr llellltea." Step~en1011 t, Cole 4, Thomas 9, lie would not "' If the lledl CroW 0. Sewell 4, llummell ·2, would play here In JUC& Cundiff 2, and M. Winebrenner 2 IAY~DS "COULD" LIAVI For Cbelller: E. Richey 8, V. Cle· "I n could leave." he land a. said. "I m hopeful we wiU not. -----1 tell rather encouraaed hy what IXPICT SO ROOKIES Ia hapJ)Ooina. CINCINNATI UP · The Cln· "I bave made my podUon elear, eibn~i Rodlep will open tbelr abaolu~ eletr," he said. "It Ia rootie tralnldl eamp at Plant tho •mt: oltl atory. We need more C"Y"· ilm, hb. IS, wltb ManaiJ"r parklnl." Birdie Tebbetts and Coachoo lim He oaid a .propoftl by Ooorae my Dykes, Tom Ferrick and John Howle, the city utility director, lor ny Riddle Instructing sn expected IIEAD IN HER£. WE'LL .JIELP YOU GET "OUT \,000 parklnf plaooa near tbe ol SO unr.Jm•nN. Calli. Men ' -vcrs1ty. of :::· mn4• ~~~~ Tain't So, Says Coonhuttter Arms et b1 di· Ill tile heatyW g I • "I SPORTS DESK i ' ' �• •I ! ,•.,. ~ .. '1. ., ' J.~-.-=.:l iti: ; i;:io:i:li;i;il ,~. :Pol li:tli ;i;:.='!; ;'Mljl ;Mle; ; ;o; :pil; orti i, i io.•,J;;;an;;w.s...l;;;jt.fi.58.af==.l l ' ~ panthers MitfdleJKlrl Can ' Be·Tough On ·Basketball Floor COII\!h Dlok Helton and lll'<lY' Pa)lthmt •• '-lit- Wlllnlnt ,~;":;~o:~ 'fb!':l!~ a~:~ tj 15 no. reason who contenders should tbe baeliWOOda for I avoldllli •aeb ' coon may seem plentiful, or near to ove,rpopul~,tlng Meigs County to some hunters but really. they•areo t. . Tllis is the poSition taken by Roy Arms and hts fellow coonhunters In the Meigs County Coonhunters Asso.clation. Re· cent reports published here of an exb'emeiy foi~unate coon bunter who works his dog In the north central s•ection of the · the pu bllc to assume th at coon county !Dight have permitted population generally was heav)' to over,beaYy. "Tain't so," says Roy His points: . -For every hunter 15 years ago here there · are 10 now. Tllus, while coon populatton may be up, it is not' up per hunt· er For proof go out coon hunting In different sections of the · ' , ' county. Many limes you II come back empty han~d. -Coon arc thick in some aroas, principally the western and northern sections of the county, Eastern Meigs Is much less inviting to the hunter, young cOOn Afe G--.J n~ OOU rc:&$ 1 • .-.. ld b f Roy had a couple of po nters ,or wuU • e owners o coon pels, loo. "Best time to take a coon for a pet Is when It Is about five or six weeks old. Just after w~ng.. 1'ou can, tee~ It and have plenty of affection from lbe anhnal for about another f th , our mon s. Then Roy wggests you get rid•of )lOUr pet. It llo longer ap· preclllles human company. On the credit side also for coon are these facts: -Coon catch mice and moles and kill roosting hawks at nl""t 1 "" ' 0 NOT ca 11 th em nuIsances.' -Many farmers D Tough End 01 Sch.edules Coming As basketball Interest gets Into full swing In Meigs County with the meaty parts of cage schedules to our Immediate ' Dutchman", a& Van front, attention will settle on three teams. Pomeroy and Racine, two exceptional clubs, will receive Icnown In prq atlll fell real tests beginning this we~kend and during the next two or two" left in weeks Both are ceded excellent chan~es to emerge the end dectde<l\.1~. quit while at of January smellln~ like roses. And there Is Middleport (1·3) with plenty of time to r~couo ' and creatP. for Coach Nolan SWackhamer a respectable record ilbls vear. 'rite Jaefetl! are a little tl>o tlmall to think about tromnin~ on the bi« neoole In the le~que lr' IJniltd ''"" However Swack is teachinl( fundamentals this vear In •': lll!ler !!6wl ChompleMhlp mostlv lunior and soohomore varslfv anrl he'll he , - 1 G'l Sprin( Hill 55 ' out some excel1ent rcoort ral'd1 beforp Feh•u>rv Is •one. ' c-latlen ~te tl Georgia 80 Roelpe talcfs qn Ames·B~•n AI 'J'n•n•~n.]~~d H111111hlrt lftvltatlonal nl•ht ""~ swino, over to unhPat~n Wahoma Mvt 1'!1PO~ov ' Cha..,Ionohlp nl~ht. Thoro will hP. a l•ftle ma+IPT nl rev•M• to ••ttl. "' tho ;. .MW(I5 Amherrt 48 ll'rilenno ~•rl th• nnlv rluh to cUp Conch Larry Morrison last · t t ti c-Iotlon vaar belore ournamen me lljlr!ntflel~ fiT New Hampshire 60 ' W.IA 1MIDWIIT TIP.OPP Cl'ulrl R<~~ Fnvnr,f!lr/ fn ~'-'f'l\l'lirl ~m'mrl AI•Macomb, Illinois ' IIMI·'lNAL 'l'h• l'•nlh••• hnno tn PPI "''" Nn A •+•oloht '' Ml~~~·"""' rli~==~m~Siate 106 Hamllne 57 tn'nfdtt+ 'l'l1t~-n tllnv l!!l,, ~t:l mt~!'ll1 ~ f'n,.,.nur tn nlnw n~ 1'1''"' C:li'n ~ 7Z William Jewell118 ,"hth mlaht f•r.• " rORrh l!Ptfnn ond hi• """" enm• ""' nn ~Clo~tla Teeh 74 Furman ~ ol r """" WPlhtnn ""~ Ath•n• ln thot nr~·· tho """· 88 Drown 78 !hero will ho honvv favorites to l'l'ab at least a piece of the !.ll'!!'.n~ sa Canlalua 66 conference fla" 10 second round play. Kanmt!Oot 88 Brigham Younf 116 Drake 69 ':.:fj~p1o1rn 8:1 W. Va. Tech t1 sa Buder 7C 103 Waah. & Le~ 59 ~, tleeiii'Od that be ' ··:BASKETBALL i ., "\ PIT~HIR J. Caldwell 2', v. Gaul 7, c. won Crosley Mind Teeters Toward R~dleg Shift From Cincinnati :!1!~~:~~:\t;h~o Syracuse Bu•ps Chester 45-16 Jn Grade Game Chillies Mitchell ol lhe Univorsll)' 3J.ll, of Florldti and Gene Hlcko1'11on of the Untlerslty of MlsaiJI1iplll ha•e been algOod b' nt'or th~ Clevel'l•d 19511 Nat!Dali . Footliall .,.~·~ ~ bo; t ac~:~~~ on sl~f· and badly ""f not oounted entirely bJ! arty. one. This game, the only SE() eoD:· test m tne area, " a test postpq~~o ed from Dee. 6. Round robin pip' rets pnderwayljways next Tuesday nlillti llliadleport can. be toulf]t tH TREMENDOUS SALE OF 1958' OLDSMO. ' on Ito> own floor Allain! Athent (4-0) bofore•Christmao thO Jaekets ltt.IS W' AlE OVE'R STOCKED ON USED CARS an'd led 3&31 going· into I~• fourt~ ' " quarter befon; cruntblmg UJilllir ~tl THE PRICES, · OFFERING 'THE BEST Us~d an attack by Jim Gasldll and~ 1"i'i~~·r-ilir~;-;·lo.lw••ifl.:i,._· 1 MCConkey Pomeroy observers figure tbe ~~ fOUHI> ANYWHERE! Ponthers have too mucn ammunition for the Jacket• to handle, however. . The league'• leadmg S<!orer, 6-3 ST Johnson, Will be out to .C'c!I.!VEitTI.LI COUPE ' SIII!IIS M - 4 DOOR fatten his 27 2 point average To CUSTiSMLIN! 2 ~~~· 9 .. stop bim will be Mark Kelly, 6.0, ~~ llsltt blUO' with I,91J"Idll& two tone v•en llniah who himself bas the respe<table CHICAGO UP · Dow Flmter· Real nfce' two tone blue finish. ....ll·er!o~ top. U!r.e ""' average of 15 per game wald who played the most con· seat covers. Po\ver ala• wall lir... Spotl•a~­ The Panthers have punch In sistent golf on "''' p!!G> Standard shift for Iaiii take off a~ irl.lfr' !IIIDuJne leather o t be r departments, bowever, ing 1957, has boon atld real economy. A sbli,d' lit\ . lotlor. POri' ~ng, whe~o the Jackets may be found of the Golf Digest maigHlne's ahd retr sl!at' tdeakfl14 ~.., J)OW"I' wlml~'ll, lacktng tormanee award. tie car at a bargain price. J>Wer ll)f, T11e noest In Junior Hawthorne, 225·pound ~'in1terwatd fin11bed with It end you11 buy It rebounder and sharpening shoote~ overa«e In the magazlae'o raungs,.n <¥buy. from underneath, and Paul Fol· while Doug ford wound Ull mer, 6.0 forward averagmg 12.0 witb 83t mark. Bill CI3P~ was ~88 points per game the Jackets will third at .434, Arnold Palmer face a sermus problem. And then fourtb at .431 and Art WaU flltlt thoro Is tbc phenomenal Bruce Zirkle at guard who hit 11 of 16 at ~07 I)ODGr two banders from 25 to 30 feet sway to beat Racme almost Slrlgle· MONTilY HARD TOP G,l. iAVI)'( 4 ll6ott CUSTOM ROYAL 4 DOOR handedly 14 da)s ago. FI,Uhy red and black set green bedy, white BUI Wilson, "phomore guard, rri tone red, black and white, wltll al8'amlnr whit.. wall who hasn't scored much but is wall tires. At!lomtitlel ' clear plastic seat covers protoct · ateady In the back court, rounds the b.~utjfu~ black and wlilte Mei"C'O"~c drive, ndlo out the flrsl Panther f110 which !'lldlO, lfeaiOil, tilterlor. l'usb button drive, ra· ' hao gone all the way m the laot er: tlnred tl•ss. One local dlo, heat.,.. one owner ~ low Portland Grade S<bool edged Iwo contests Without rell~f. Tuppers Plains Grade SChool In a mlleaae. ed ear. A aharpy. Coach Swackhamet· hkely will league game Thursday nighl at start 6·0 Mike Erwin at<~ne for· Tuppers Plalna with Marlon Weill ward lind etther Ernest Bowles or Roy Long at the other Harlan leading the Portland scoring with Whitlatch and Bobby Neloon the 13 points speedster pail are expected to Portland led all the way but get the guard call s Nelson came tM score was tied at 80-30 wltb up with a whopping 19 points In a minute and half to play Thri!e "" lfsl Withfoulhtscircle. deadly fast baskets, one by Lorry P,Jce, 18 4 DR. HOLIDAY SEDAN Roodmatttr RlYiora C011po shot fromoutmg ncar the one by Wells and a !mal clmcher SIRlES 62, 4 DOOR Nelson and Kelly are the kmd of by Parsons, cinched It for Portlnd. We sold a~d serviced this sbe'i loaded with Dark green metallle finish, players who can make uny team's For Tuppers Plams K. Hager was I ' tie jewel ancl"lt hus a clean I ste~rf.rig; power b~kea, high with 12 , , evening quite intorestmg. Erwlp, of bealth. Ught green deop trend tires Nylon seat roPPWI1, .~ea.t, before the holidays obviQusly Other Portland JCQrir~ were wohlte, harmonizing !nterrior.J needed more t11ne lor the tranSI· • Bruee Beegle 1, Roger Pmona , radio, healer, seat •o~ord vers, puwer steering, .radio, Hy~ramatic - radio lion from football to basketball Bruct• McKelvey 2, L~rry Price 11. gla ... A ,.., buy. many more factory extrna. reltr spaaker A luxury car. lie hus had it now. OWl TO . Most Consistent '56 CAPILLAC '$6 MIWCURY Portland Edges Tuppers Plains In Cage Contest I f " J '56 '55 PLYMOIJnr $1118 $1088 $1988 '55 OLDSMOBILE '53 BUICK '53 CADILLAC , -.- - - M1ddie Coach 1'o. Be Honored At·TD Club Men Discount COLUMBUS UP - The C,. Iumbus Touchdown Club an· nounced today It will present $1288 '52 DODGE .'52 CHEVROLET '56 OLDSMOBILE SCOn~ATWATER shift. Sweet lillie oix A lot of carefree miles :Irlve, shii'JI 1reen smd wltite" flnloh. Leather Interior. Radio, one. rellr speaker. A showroom car. · I Middletown Hlgb School's Class 11lutc basketball champions, The pick up you'll, be proud Wblle They Last his star player, Jerry Lucas, prior to tbe club's all-sports ban· Jon 17. Walker, who directed the team to ~onsecuttve stute titles the past two seasons, will be honored as "Ohio 111gb School Baskct~all Coach of tho Year." Lucas will get the club trophy as "Ohio High School Bukothall Player of 11157 " The awards will be presonted 1at own 111d drive. ssaa . ' ANY. AND ~d new car. b.. t•• lei\ eo.~en. tWo.,:.sr.r sv Le~ing Us Check Your Car Resu~· • Fr'S ONE SURE W.ti TO SAVII TIME and MONEY ' ' R. H. RQ:wlings $on.s ~· 1 ' ' 1) ' ' 11Ji11W~. one . 'S% lUlCK '53 DODGE IJ)iit!W ltiird ~....1 I ~l. ., . . . . whlle~ab. ••• . . ~si"" · ··~t'tAt _ ,,l.. ebYJo ; tho.l fllbt_, 1111Ut: 1. DO()lti 1956 3. tncu:k down. .&li nmee; •• I .' N•w • ,J(AitR &~AN ZANDT ·' P ! ' :·.4$$ •• . p~meroy I $1965 +Do~ Hard Top. Powel Slwlncr. Padded Diall, white wtllt tim, large motor. Autom1uc. TraDJJDla!lcm, Jb. dlo, Heater. Cllial otll' Ill!' tliit caD lfke it., Bat •Iter dliJi of good ~end, hl!lllei . , I. . . . . . . . ; ' " . . . . . Mo~els %:e"ith Cl ild, lt'cidid. I .,1.9$5 PONTIAC ·: .... .... ·•··· $1495 4-Doo'r Star. Chiet! '0::8 motot, ralllo, heater, power ot~>e?or, ~~,.. bt1k... Q!IO •'I'- csr. 1955 fHEVROlET · .. :.. .. ·· $1295 TV ·D'u!fl~ilt 1 ' Models l ,....,..,.u. 9f.•.t\utoolallcWasbellf; ~~en; · Rel'riiet~~~i•n and Ran~ell. . ·: ' 21~- - • ) ' 2-lloor. Dark grciMJllnl•¥, V-8 motlll' and heat· et..~BeallY a bat,Utno f~ ' \ : 1953 ·,OlD 41-MM ·······.·._,$795 C"'IOntllne. n'I!W pa$. .;9'ver creom, v.a motor. illn· vlllor, radio, heaw, 16tt ·~. r~c and i!iilntilltllt.il 'I'PI,. ' '·I' · ' . ' ;· i '''I '• ' , · ' . ... _,. ' 1957 QI£VROUT 4-DOOR V-8, Power Pack Moll>r, Powerghde TransmiSSIOn. Ra· dJo, Heater. Low Mileage. New car title and guarantee. 1957 DODGI · ·: ·· ........ · $2595 4-Door. Sedan. ~'P ..lw~l - V-8 motor. Tol'l)ue Fllte Transmi.,lon. lliul)a, H••ter, Low Mileage Like a new car. 1. · ~·· J' ~·- the foueb of whit1r~t p!IWidee attractive contrast, The lew pieces we show here suggest ,the pot!Bl'biliti.!e of Foelmia'• handcrafted milk glaaj Cor gift, or for younelf, • Come lllie it today in our open·stock Fostoria e~it]Pro.m~ COLLINS ,oitt"'' IIC USED CAR to\ '"CLEARANCE! •pe••Mar ~ wJ# 11te ' A traditional favorite tabl on new importance in modem bome decoration. Milk gial8 is, inqreaaingly, the Hghb accent against today's darker walls, , A. iDOd • ·~ ~lallon Milk Glass,., by JEWELRY STORE CO!IONI'J: & poo~l IUPil ilt.,v11" COUN .......... I Farm Credit Building l Low Our own Budget Aeel. '""" llnlth, Dyaaflow, Radio\ Hellier. Ste II tOday. of . .'. f F.B.A. Tille I G.l. Low Flnmee Compmyl t11at tare bird to fllld Darlt lldqjl>l·'· · - · '' at of those extra elean .... $688 .· $ 5% Discount ' lite ~.,..: Standard ohllt, "Be.tter flomes" • ' CUSTOM 4 DOOR Orl~ ..t·~~· tlltl8b $ For '53 amQC $581 err, -~: ~ tiN: aoo~~- . -. . ~fl 1 II perlormance with the Rocket enJ)ne and drive. •IUDS like I Radio, hater, faetol')' exlrat. You'D . '51 DESOTO of Doll1111 Your Bllllll . IUPIIt 18, 2 DQ!IIt $298.' $ 'Millions $2188 '52 OlDSMOBilE "-IITWOGD 4 DOOR Sit In the lap of lu•ury In car of ma. Truly the like new ear to be where. Dark blut metalUi willie top and set off while wall tlret. A better A better buy than any u-.e'!ill ~twltl-, a YOU. CA~ FOd$T~U. A GREA'F . -'l ' ) $388 '55 WIUAC METROPOLITAN MARINE ' Roeket llnlah. Like new 6 ply TUTTLE MOTOR CO. Open Evening• Till 8 P., !50 w. Main PhODO. 82-) v.a enalne, jetaway by- gra.j metallic finish. the fllctory. Real nlte light $595 c...,. Super II Holldoy DELUXE 4 DOOR Solid as the da,y it cum• awards to Poul Walkor, coach of otAL or $788 V. TON PICKUP ON ALL 1951 .NEW $1695 19G! DODGE '% TON Plekup, 4 sp trans Healer and def. oil filter, 5-700xl5 6 ply pre~ This " a good auli<l truek ivf!fi' ik,ooo actual miles. ' $1688 20% or Co•rr• Boys of AMican, Pine, HoHJ, Ceatury , ,. and Milk Glass real AIIL KINDS. fOI New Shipmeftt $988 $1488 FRO~ UNDER" CAR TROUBLE OF Shopping H.eadquarters · MARTIN ,, RESTAURANT Golfer Was Dow With Your Car YOUR you riCftt! '55 Fbft '54 OLDSMOBILE f~ for eve11 mood! From qulek - b to ~etll'ty mealt, we M'ft VAI:.UU UNEXPECTED happens · MAKE Here's U.rClNG heavy When The Women, • Arkansas and tackles Bl·owo, for the UP · CINCINNATI UP - Owaor Iclub'• home rrounda within live 18-year-olU pltdt Powoll Crosley toda' hailed the years waa getting nowhere. 2-1951-3.6 ~.P. Junior College city's ellorll to keep tho Clnel,. "Howle. had a mlp lor 8000 1-1957-5 H.P. natl Red!egs but ho Indicated He h ' waa "mentally closer" than ever parklna: apace• but no m~t od to and will rc l-1D57-1Y.I H.P. Sl Lout< • aecompllah hla program, Crooley elub In lbo before to moving the club. oald. ~-1951-18 H.P. . Hu11hlo corn An option taken Thurodaf 1111 2-1957-40 H.P. won-lo1t record 111 tor 400 parking •P•••• W11ob!naton IIIah School temponry mftaure. Tite w ALL 1958wiOTOR8 Iaarkln• Ia julll behind rlglt I pre banquet ceremonies because IN STOCK t.,pt<lllWI~ and In tbe path Of Ill tie Middies have a game tne night t•• to be ~ompleted In of the hanquet two yeara. ----~ Crooley aald that while he Wll GROANIR PRESENTS eneourapd by ellbrlil to provide parklne fa<lllllet, the Redleao Syraeuae Grade S<hool took lhe HOLLYWOOD UP ·Bing Croa· were "mentall~ clOMr ~ mo•lng meum of Chester 411-16 Tbura· by will mtroduclf his wtle, Katby, to televiewers Jan. 12 during ~if' than at any time In bllfilr1." day nl(hl at C~e1ter with Bobby IclociiSt of hts pro-amateur (Olf Aoked dlreelly If hla team wu Winebrenner' leidlnlf the wlnnors c~amplon,hip from Pebble Bea~h. leaving Clnclnnall, tbt Nltlonal with 14 polnll. Cnhf It will be Kathy's first llVII LoaiUe club owner aald: "I am ptllnr awfully tired of SJ11cute 1~· all the way, 8·0, TV appearance:' people quootionlnr my· 11'uthful· IJI.l, 87-6; and the final 4D-16.1 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i~:iii;;;;;;;;;a neu. 1 have denied we are (Oiol Hlth for Cheater wao Tom 'Mankin to move. I am ' dluppolnted that witH 8. noJhln&' pra<tleal bu been done O~her ICOI'Ifl for Syraeuae were about parklnr llellltea." Step~en1011 t, Cole 4, Thomas 9, lie would not "' If the lledl CroW 0. Sewell 4, llummell ·2, would play here In JUC& Cundiff 2, and M. Winebrenner 2 IAY~DS "COULD" LIAVI For Cbelller: E. Richey 8, V. Cle· "I n could leave." he land a. said. "I m hopeful we wiU not. -----1 tell rather encouraaed hy what IXPICT SO ROOKIES Ia hapJ)Ooina. CINCINNATI UP · The Cln· "I bave made my podUon elear, eibn~i Rodlep will open tbelr abaolu~ eletr," he said. "It Ia rootie tralnldl eamp at Plant tho •mt: oltl atory. We need more C"Y"· ilm, hb. IS, wltb ManaiJ"r parklnl." Birdie Tebbetts and Coachoo lim He oaid a .propoftl by Ooorae my Dykes, Tom Ferrick and John Howle, the city utility director, lor ny Riddle Instructing sn expected IIEAD IN HER£. WE'LL .JIELP YOU GET "OUT \,000 parklnf plaooa near tbe ol SO unr.Jm•nN. Calli. Men ' -vcrs1ty. of :::· mn4• ~~~~ Tain't So, Says Coonhuttter Arms et b1 di· Ill tile heatyW g I • "I SPORTS DESK i ' ' �For Rent - Extension i.>ddera Sea!!old L•ards, IJrop Clotlla CUnton fuller, l11ddleport. Pb.1ne Ill If rraller •~t•ce u..n of Middleport Get lue•ted befor. 14Uddy sround burt• you Phone 9l63 EdJar Rey•olda, Reyaold'o DIOlry r.tore, !IIi 1\lleport, Obto. F! tQ 2 •ttc I71 Help Wonted ~ Ford VB Cu11<lmllne 2 dr Sc au FordomatiC. One careful N'ew Buick trade·in ,1,295 maettnar's Pomeroy 1 12 28 6tc 'WIIB. VB ,llel Atr 4 Power <!Ide Show room Fully equipped $1,t95 ' Pomeroy 12 28 6'c · BASHAN •lllld Ut.W ti!Mld !;Ill "'<1W &lake• ud lll114e~ .. · ' ii(OROPOLilA"' "TTII MUfJ~ ... LJI I~ • t.n'< L;~ ull Wlif.U!tl . Me palrl!ll by Factor) !'rain•< wotd1ma_.r COLLINS JEWEL F.RS . ·' 1 S •t o mto111t1 I'" ~ l~ r• ~r· iRUISEI B~ 00 1 • Mil• Norlh .. , _ --..........___ Oolt.AC.IWm."- .,..._ Your FQRJ}' O,eal-r~ I Everylblng In lbe way of records. IMlg Pllylnl Albuml, EJ.Ielde4 Pll)' Albums ud Slqle 71'11114 4G'a. Coral ·~ ' llot * * Kina lOo•• lliltw furnlturt roa $219.00 ,.._ '' ONt • (211 '..~!?! ~:::stat;:•:_~'o~"-l~~= Peven R110m House eentrat locallon In on corfter lot Wlll aeu ed or unturnl•hed -.x. D. t. Beck, Mlddleporl, Olllo ill , \ MGM Deeea ~,,, I lll L ....IIIII lt. ·- •• • I .. ~ ..;., p)j ··~ flq htt~ Srndlcatt. IM. 22311 -=-· "•ee•r-• 1.. E- j~ _L 'l: :l,• RADIO & 'l'l!li.EV!S!Oll 8l!:RVIct Phone 200. Cloland Appllmct 8101'1 116 W. llblll Rl, Pomerll!l i~r:t!!!.•••' I'" . age. · 'WW....,. ,_, Lw t i l "AitP ~ ~ I'" ' New ··-- ~ ~~ I'' 1- ...... ,,, ~· 8 1.. [iT 'I ·' :/hi'" I, I'" ,, I• ~· I" BEST.DIAl OHIO VALLEV ~UNK C:O .~ •• • i,ri • t' . -~ FOR:'1MI \ ' ly lfiiE IIIYWOOD , "TIIil hoUaays are such a lone- have for other women who are 10me time for tne." ' widowed and no longer young? ThlJ 18 the way 'about half of "Getoutanddoaometl)lngl Do the Iettera I receive begin these 10methtng with peoplil to keep daya. More often than not, they your mind ol! yoursel!. If ~ou sta.Y come trom widows In tl1<!: tllties home, you think too mUCh about or siXties. aches and polnsl" "I suppose:• they usually con· Mada l'he T~Uq~~o ' tlnue, "tha~ at my .age . \'' t tound out ihat Mrs Dell\lli:e, T\)ey blame age lor eqery dis· a w!dow,h&~ltrfdformanyyeara api[Ointment, every !ll. Yet, &C· In Newark, !lew lersey, but bad \ tu~lly, age has ltttle to do with the case. Idlenesl, Introspection and downright self-centeredness are more often at U!e bottom of r--~Jl":;.. It au. All proof of thl• let me tell you a~out t.~n. DeDuke, who h 1 sehnty-two yean old. llemCD'kllh!r Younq I beard about her from ner daUJhter, Helen, All the story un· folded, I be~n to realize that Helen's mother waa remarkably young tor •eventy·tl'(<>-and I wu certainlY right! In the llrst place, I had a dlf· llcutlltlile reaching her by phone l!lther there wu no answer or ber nne waa bUI)', time alter time, when I eilled. • .. Now I ll!k you, bow lll&llY Some Oldolers SU And 11..... seventy-two·year-olda do you JIJ Telepbonrs Tbal Never ,Rtnr. know about whom that can be aald? Too often they're alttlng made the transition to Mt Vemon glOOmily In an empty house, lis- With no trouble at all tenlng for a telephone which A eapaclty for new adventures, never rlnp, the abtnty l<l transplant and y0111111 Voice make new tr!ends, the energy to •• 4 Mra uve a full day-all iheae thltlga Wbeh 1 llnallY rea...e are eonstdered to be the boon of DeDUke, her votce soundsd llke youth, and only :Jo&th But Ml'l. I oi • woinall no older than DeDuke, and mi!D1 Oldstera llkt Y·t 1014 1111 about ' her volqn· her,Nexl are younr at any t time you lind rourself tiel 'flO~ al tllt ''Y'' In 1111. moping around and reellilt 19~• Vemoll, wllere she was Making yean take a deep brea\11 and set bantUjfi foi' cancer Plltl&nta. t!helhe out and do IOmethlng for IOIIUI• tol4!1it 1bout the putlea at , body un~e11, on'11iurld&n, and about • Iter re!llllar weekly WednMday It you'll eend me a stamped, aftnut>OII P.rti with live friends elf-addressed env~lope, ~ of \IIlio pl&J eauui.a attach other's this newspaper, I'll send you houet. · , 'fo~!fra to the ll!ght Volan r &he bad a •Citedul~ tlj!lt;u u lob. bliiJ u ""~ ae~u!anle ever Resolve that nest ye&r Will ftncl knew) you lou: and bi:pPJ and thereWhat i.d'llee did neD\Ike for!l~ounBl · '* •€aptifl . ~* Cejumbla \ ~ a~v~ • Hillbilly, ropuiO'r * ~ ~ Midcll•plif, Ohici . ~ , ~~ ' ' f . ' v 0..,ur', .';·· ~f., u .•.,. ' ..•, .. ~·~ l f 1. p "" ... ' ~J ) \' ',' I • '/ , 4q,~ t ' ·,..Y.nt~ Mfi". 11P•riterty M~m f Phi... " j:u.x ..,, t ~~~~. a~f~,~Y~~_,.W' . . Mi4dli;o~\' 1 ' .- Pbont .f%:4~ I ' �For Rent - Extension i.>ddera Sea!!old L•ards, IJrop Clotlla CUnton fuller, l11ddleport. Pb.1ne Ill If rraller •~t•ce u..n of Middleport Get lue•ted befor. 14Uddy sround burt• you Phone 9l63 EdJar Rey•olda, Reyaold'o DIOlry r.tore, !IIi 1\lleport, Obto. F! tQ 2 •ttc I71 Help Wonted ~ Ford VB Cu11<lmllne 2 dr Sc au FordomatiC. One careful N'ew Buick trade·in ,1,295 maettnar's Pomeroy 1 12 28 6tc 'WIIB. VB ,llel Atr 4 Power <!Ide Show room Fully equipped $1,t95 ' Pomeroy 12 28 6'c · BASHAN •lllld Ut.W ti!Mld !;Ill "'<1W &lake• ud lll114e~ .. · ' ii(OROPOLilA"' "TTII MUfJ~ ... LJI I~ • t.n'< L;~ ull Wlif.U!tl . Me palrl!ll by Factor) !'rain•< wotd1ma_.r COLLINS JEWEL F.RS . ·' 1 S •t o mto111t1 I'" ~ l~ r• ~r· iRUISEI B~ 00 1 • Mil• Norlh .. , _ --..........___ Oolt.AC.IWm."- .,..._ Your FQRJ}' O,eal-r~ I Everylblng In lbe way of records. IMlg Pllylnl Albuml, EJ.Ielde4 Pll)' Albums ud Slqle 71'11114 4G'a. Coral ·~ ' llot * * Kina lOo•• lliltw furnlturt roa $219.00 ,.._ '' ONt • (211 '..~!?! ~:::stat;:•:_~'o~"-l~~= Peven R110m House eentrat locallon In on corfter lot Wlll aeu ed or unturnl•hed -.x. D. t. Beck, Mlddleporl, Olllo ill , \ MGM Deeea ~,,, I lll L ....IIIII lt. ·- •• • I .. ~ ..;., p)j ··~ flq htt~ Srndlcatt. IM. 22311 -=-· "•ee•r-• 1.. E- j~ _L 'l: :l,• RADIO & 'l'l!li.EV!S!Oll 8l!:RVIct Phone 200. Cloland Appllmct 8101'1 116 W. llblll Rl, Pomerll!l i~r:t!!!.•••' I'" . age. · 'WW....,. ,_, Lw t i l "AitP ~ ~ I'" ' New ··-- ~ ~~ I'' 1- ...... ,,, ~· 8 1.. [iT 'I ·' :/hi'" I, I'" ,, I• ~· I" BEST.DIAl OHIO VALLEV ~UNK C:O .~ •• • i,ri • t' . -~ FOR:'1MI \ ' ly lfiiE IIIYWOOD , "TIIil hoUaays are such a lone- have for other women who are 10me time for tne." ' widowed and no longer young? ThlJ 18 the way 'about half of "Getoutanddoaometl)lngl Do the Iettera I receive begin these 10methtng with peoplil to keep daya. More often than not, they your mind ol! yoursel!. If ~ou sta.Y come trom widows In tl1<!: tllties home, you think too mUCh about or siXties. aches and polnsl" "I suppose:• they usually con· Mada l'he T~Uq~~o ' tlnue, "tha~ at my .age . \'' t tound out ihat Mrs Dell\lli:e, T\)ey blame age lor eqery dis· a w!dow,h&~ltrfdformanyyeara api[Ointment, every !ll. Yet, &C· In Newark, !lew lersey, but bad \ tu~lly, age has ltttle to do with the case. Idlenesl, Introspection and downright self-centeredness are more often at U!e bottom of r--~Jl":;.. It au. All proof of thl• let me tell you a~out t.~n. DeDuke, who h 1 sehnty-two yean old. llemCD'kllh!r Younq I beard about her from ner daUJhter, Helen, All the story un· folded, I be~n to realize that Helen's mother waa remarkably young tor •eventy·tl'(<>-and I wu certainlY right! In the llrst place, I had a dlf· llcutlltlile reaching her by phone l!lther there wu no answer or ber nne waa bUI)', time alter time, when I eilled. • .. Now I ll!k you, bow lll&llY Some Oldolers SU And 11..... seventy-two·year-olda do you JIJ Telepbonrs Tbal Never ,Rtnr. know about whom that can be aald? Too often they're alttlng made the transition to Mt Vemon glOOmily In an empty house, lis- With no trouble at all tenlng for a telephone which A eapaclty for new adventures, never rlnp, the abtnty l<l transplant and y0111111 Voice make new tr!ends, the energy to •• 4 Mra uve a full day-all iheae thltlga Wbeh 1 llnallY rea...e are eonstdered to be the boon of DeDUke, her votce soundsd llke youth, and only :Jo&th But Ml'l. I oi • woinall no older than DeDuke, and mi!D1 Oldstera llkt Y·t 1014 1111 about ' her volqn· her,Nexl are younr at any t time you lind rourself tiel 'flO~ al tllt ''Y'' In 1111. moping around and reellilt 19~• Vemoll, wllere she was Making yean take a deep brea\11 and set bantUjfi foi' cancer Plltl&nta. t!helhe out and do IOmethlng for IOIIUI• tol4!1it 1bout the putlea at , body un~e11, on'11iurld&n, and about • Iter re!llllar weekly WednMday It you'll eend me a stamped, aftnut>OII P.rti with live friends elf-addressed env~lope, ~ of \IIlio pl&J eauui.a attach other's this newspaper, I'll send you houet. · , 'fo~!fra to the ll!ght Volan r &he bad a •Citedul~ tlj!lt;u u lob. bliiJ u ""~ ae~u!anle ever Resolve that nest ye&r Will ftncl knew) you lou: and bi:pPJ and thereWhat i.d'llee did neD\Ike for!l~ounBl · '* •€aptifl . ~* Cejumbla \ ~ a~v~ • Hillbilly, ropuiO'r * ~ ~ Midcll•plif, Ohici . ~ , ~~ ' ' f . ' v 0..,ur', .';·· ~f., u .•.,. ' ..•, .. ~·~ l f 1. p "" ... ' ~J ) \' ',' I • '/ , 4q,~ t ' ·,..Y.nt~ Mfi". 11P•riterty M~m f Phi... " j:u.x ..,, t ~~~~. a~f~,~Y~~_,.W' . . Mi4dli;o~\' 1 ' .- Pbont .f%:4~ I ' �'. • ' ' I I The Da~lv Sentanel I I ., 't~ird Birthd~y ,. Qbserved Sunday Inflation Restr~e(fBy right Credit Says 4th Distrid Bank I The th~rd b~rthday of 'rommr son of Mr and Mrs Ken Cook~ Cooke was celebrated Sun day .. tth .a famtly dmner at tho home of hts grandmothcrr Mrs ' Clarence I::borsbntit ~ Those present VJcre Mrs Coo~e, ~l!lllor S Scluaf - Middleport Soelety EcHIOr :..;;;;phont 6079 and children Conme and Tom Lucille H L•-· p S 1t my Mrs Mary Helen DaviS and aw...... omeroy oe e Y J!c!Jtor ~:;Phone 8244 u·ddl ! eporl\ 8011 Pvt Don DaVIS :Mr :md Mt~ George Ebcrsbac h and children '';;;;;!;;;l;~I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J;;;o;;;hn;;;;;an;;;d;;T;;;e;;:ra;;;;;Ja;;;nc;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l ( ,. 2c\and~rsbu "Th•"'8d stePie.. ~acoba " POMEROY Uhn01s, and Jon Jaeobs wbo Is 1n tor! I COl • ~O('tehl • 8 the USN were holiday guests of their parents Mr and Mro Dale •] Jacobs and family I .,,~, MSg\ and llrs Delbert Welker and daughters Lmda and Debra, who have been stationed In De troll Mtch or• Vl!ttlng Mr an4 Mrs Charles Sauer and daughtet\ Sal!) before gom1 to Spnng!teld Ma" where he IS to be stationi!Jl at \1 cstover Air Force Ba~e Mr and Mra George Veith Jr and family, Columbus were week end gucsto of Mr and Mr1 George Vetth Sr Other guests at the Veith home mcluded l\lr and Mrs Jobn Vettb Mrs ,Don Leach and boby Storys Run Mr and ~~ Carl Rathburn Gal11pohs Mr and Mrs Jacob Schuler Pomeroy M1ss Jean Lama and mece carol New Years Eve guests of Mrr an1 Mrs W1IItam Betz Jackson were MISs Ruth Wtse Andy Harros, Mrs Edwtn Coatea Middleport Mr and Mrs Robert Betz Galllpo. Its James Willts Jackson State Patrolman an4 Mrs Don Weidner and family have moved !rom the Bush apaf(ment on Broadway to Chester Mr and Mrs Robert Speaker W Va are mov mg to tbe apartment f01'1!1erly oc cupted by the Wetdners Howard Byers ts reported 111 at hiS home on Mtll Street Miss Barbaro Scott who u domg a!!thate work at the Cmctnnatl General HosPJial Is opendmg a Jean Jones wtlt accompany Mr week with her parent.&, Mr and and Mr& Stanley JOI)es to Colum Mrs Paul Scott and family and bus Saturday Carol Jean has VII w111 return to Cme~nnalt Sunday I'M ,,, ''' I I Mill: • .- , !~ · SOfJETY ~r and torn~d to Mrs Robert Deibler re their home St Albanl, W Va Wednesday evening afl~f 1 vtslt with Mr ~d Mrs H R Wriston and daughter, Athena Rd Mr and M~ T A Downie and sons Allen and Charles returned bpme Wednesday evening atter 1 &ever~! dayo vtslt With ber olster, Mrs W G Maurer, Urlcltsvllle Miss Jeannette Bass, r,ho is em ployed In Colull!bUs ts ill 1t.the home ol her parents Mr and Mn Stanley Bali lllr and Mra Denald Holter and sons Mike and Pat of Huntlnc ton W Va were ~w Year'a Day guests of her mother !Its Albert Young and other relatives Mr and Mrs Roher! Motris Jr and fatnlly were dinner 'au11ta1 c>f h11 parents Mr and Mra Rollerl ii!Q)'Ilis Sr New Yeau Day Mrs Mabel Mankin spent New Year • In Colut11bu1 wltb Mr 8lld Mrs Elwood Ford George Wlillllll&on of WllliiDI· son W Va wa1 a recent guest of Mr and Mrs PhU Williamson. Mr and Mr& Phil WUllamson spent New Yer'a Eve and New Year • In Gallipolis with their daughter and son ln~aw, Yt and Mrs Clarence Bostet and family The close relatiOMhlp between bonking tpendt and buslnesa !C(t vlty has been clearly evldenl ln the changmg banklnll ~~~ durlng 11157 Oemands tot '\bank eredlt, Pl'lnclpally by buslnes.< borrowers, continued stron~ l.hrougb the It st hrl! Gf ljfe)'ear At the same time, the Federil ~eserve System was following a ~ollcy of restraining an tnOa tlonar,y eliJlaRSion ol money and credit During the !trst hall ~· the year banks In the Fourlh Federal 1\eserve DJStrtet as well as In the nation contmue'd t• reduce their holdtngs of Treasury securities In order to meet the demand for loaru Thus a BteatUly expandJng levt>l ol business acttvlty and of do mands for bank crt!dlt 8lmlla• to that which marked lil56 ed to be makmg a repeat per formance After mtd year how ever, the /pace of bustne&~ aeu "''I! to 1 cent 3 per cent Despite mqd erttt<l1 easier fCS erya posillon' ol member banks as tho year encl {d, lhe d~an<l.1or lol,!l• was not Jbowlnl eny ii&nl!leant lnereaoe Sal" of securities by banks In order to meet a growmg dentand tilt blbk1oans haslypllted much of t~il' l!OStwar penod Since the end of i~ loan portfolio• of all Fourth D11trj<t member bonks have more than qusd rupled while securttv holdtngs have been reducen by one thtrd As a result the ratto ol rtsk "' sets approached 60 per cent m early 11157-a percentage \h ot some banks feel 11 a factor ltmlt 1ng further loan expanston Pres sure from thiS course eased dut mg the second hall of the ! car however aM the sbl!t from •e curltle• to loans was reversed Jil'tttl! past 11x months total loan at all Fourth Dtsrlct membe• banks deehned about $10 mtlhon vtty receded, a,nd consequentl) , whtle total mvestments about $100 qutllon ·}e --" .-I . < ~ • I new ut- r ~ -- ~- , _ - -~-- F.ormer Racine Couple Observe Golden Wedding County Prosecutor Jamea O'Brien cl!arged today deftlue Blrategy of flVe Marietta food freezer saletmen Wtll lltue elle than "delaying tactics" following their pleu of not guilty here Friday to indictmeull of fraud A. M Layfield, James Mattingly, Jr, H li Whitlock, J. R. Tyo and Charles Mltc:bell, employees of the National rOs" ll'eAds ih banking contrasted sblfPJY wtth 4bose o/ earllet months The !ollowmt observations depl wtth the ehanglng pattern of banking ~fends In the Fourth D!itrtel which Includes the Stat• ot Ohto western Pennsylvania eastern Kentucky, and tbe wes. Vlralnli panhan4le, slmUar pat ems have developed elsewhero 1n the nation OJarles Sheets Jr. To Be Candidate For COmmissioner I to court eomplllnta of 11 Jeut 15 Help Count( peraoai that tbq bud been ~ by oaJemn IDio liilfll"' OCI!IIlacta lor ~ aad 'ltozen food plana", ,saki WI mombttr. ·rm rotnr to lion ADd 1 Tile • bill of ore clear enea&h to fraud. ..., The Jil'(lletiJtol: adcMd, "'J''jj plalntillo oaullOI be npeded to have the Wet . _ l1il4 day llld full (l8l1i<u1m of tile . . . . . sentatlona made to lbem. Ill ..... blaDt fGrllll "'" II&DetL And they """' 10 ~· "Thhl II a CIVIC County ~... ...... New Years rty Held At ' Miller's Home B. Dwelly ¥L Nuey Ann DweliJ, and Den>lhtllae Glellll ¥J. J1oWi4 Glent1 Tit~ appeab In Common Pleal Coilit were ~ oaL Dlimllaed lor reuon of lrregullrity Ia JIG' ~ w. .J)on Ebllil 1955 BUICK$ As low as '$1,595 $150 1949 BUICK $695 4 dr 210 se•an Ollglnal flnl!h Excellent Ures Clean upholst~ry $495 1953 PLYMOUTH 4 dr Sedan Original blae~ fmlsb Over • haul good condition Week end special 1955 FOR~ ' $1,295 low ' Ill ' $1 SAVE 1$1,100 1953 IUIQ( '/ ·, . . .. $895 Power Steering 4< V8 4. di. 8edAI1 Ch~ce of OIJ8 sup~r,~ one ' ~r¥n Dynaflow drive Fully ~Almost ate the day it waa sold ;; t equipped Roadniaster •A qulllft •uiOmQbiiU at a low prl~c. 1 l• • • ~. .,..,.,.. Ohll > • Wiseonsin Sen. Proxmire Asks .... V8 Vdr BeWfe Sa~iln Powerglide New $ ' ,V8 Specjal 4 dr. Sedan ' Fully eqUipped A 9ne owner car 1955 CHEVROLO ALL NIW Fur-.iturf . ' ~un· day, after havmg been In 1U health for several montHs as a tesult of a stroke and two heart attacks $1,395 Pontiac trade.jb One of the abupcsl '55 V8 Cuslomlinc 2 d1 Sedan Ford9mallc ln the Bend \'• I You 11 shop a long time before you find a cleaner car at this price 19 ~-c OLD Q , '" · I 695 ' • T, ~ I 1956 DODGE $1,695 'BB" 2 dr ' oJ~day Coupe Hydrl!llle,tlc '4 dr coronet !redan il'ush button shift drive A be'utltul car ,1~at , •p~w' tender ' Spolleaaly clean Inside apd out ' care , ,, • 1957 BUICK von:e adloll" brtugltt Mrs Johnson passed away V8 2 dr Riviera Cpe Power Steering ~nd brakes for Ute ume _. Jaw, Filed Ill <Oilrl tAidaJ wu • tB- ptk~ 1954 BUI(K of 'lhis we WI!! ordered ~ 1 lowor or oUter preper eouit lor proCeedinp conalilel!t 'lrilll $1,5951 1955 CHRYSLER ~ GDL Birthday Party Held Thursday For Carol Scott $395 1952 CHEVROLET 11ppeal, ud for ~lion, - Vacll.alll'l!ilnblne COiDPID1 ~Joe \tadtah 1!7 J)elmat Canadiy and ~ Canadq. The other wu hni' ~lilt $195 1949 MERCURY In for county eommilaloner Sheela was a candidate bul 1111 defeated Thts will be hta aecond plmnt.. from J)b!illtlffj venture mto county poltlico. Sbee(4 to ~rried and lhe father aplnll eadl delendant, ta, a iJa. Jle <Oillpfalnl.ant , of three chtldren. In other lUtinP Fridal G8 coUrt disaJlafed Georce w. llrict· les vs lbdelene V Brletlea, <'Adl patgn $2,195 $150 1956 PONTIAC 1950 DODGE re,._ were lilade Z, Nature and terms of allepi miJrtJirelenlata& 3 Tile trut1a lllll tile 1aet aboat wbere tie defendt:DI II alloJed to have made a fradaletll ~ !ion O'Briea, 'IIIIo In December look I '•II Food Semee Compm, wm NPresented at lbelr am!Pmlllll by tile :llll'letta 1111 rum, M , lfei. calf 111d . Tbfma lad&• lolut C. Bacon OYerrulecl a demumr by the deflllldllltl entered before tile pleas wore heard. lmmedlalel)' •llt.r t1te .,..., ~~~e de!eue oflmd a molloa ut1at for a bDI or part!eulan til tltfte brsaehe.o 1 Tile dale, place and penon to iDeaeot-fradmeat ,a Pickens Family Yule Party Hetd At Reedsville .........;:,~ , ,....~_.. Prosecotor ChargtsDefeas~ I With Using "Bela~ T~ctit11" Ha -on-Ashworth NUpt'Ia ISG'IVeft N y £Ve Pomeroy Notional Bank - ---- ·Fr~ezet, ~al~snlen Plead "Not Gu~ty~?- 9•poslts Slablo Total d•postts at all Four1n DlstrtCt l!ljlmber banlu remamot' relativetr stsble during 19~• Deposits tncreascd only ' allsht() In 1956 ond this year's ~a II tted her aunt and grandparents Mrs Charles Lewis, Broadway, amounting to obout $159 mtlllon lor the past ten data w~ile her who bas recently been a medical bas been even smaller Refiect mother wao a patlenj,at St Ann's patient twtce at Holzer Hospttalls lng In PJITI t~e decline In roan• Hoapttal Colum~us 1\tr and Mrs reported , as lmprov1ng sltghtly at ~eposltl subject 1o withdraw' 111 lllni16111t fllllllltlll Jones and Mils Lama will spend her home on demand declined $52 mill!"' lbe week end wtlh M[ and Mrt Mrs Kenneth Cooke and !amllr Loans !ncrtaM lor the year f. p.,t of thl• de II( Dill b/i SIIVilll With I 8AHK AfiTO LOAN Ernest Jones and dallJhter, re Connie and Tommy were guesl,l !y the end o June bul!nes, eline Pl'flbably represents turning bore Sunday of her husband s parent. Mr and loans outstandln, al the seven movement from demand ~eposlt Mr and Mra )lnQI~ ~~le aqd Mrs J C Cooke, Mason 'at a fam teen weekly reportln' member to time and savmgs depoSits, a• Before 'ftJU buy a new car, get figure· son Michael Je{t Thursiray lor Jly reunwn on New Year a Day bank& of the Foul-th District ha~ the latter Increased $321 mlllioll Columbus alter spending the hob Mr and Mrs Charle1 Clarkson facts on t&on'lmtell finaaan,s - at: lnere11ed by $173 miiU2n, welt partly m response to mcrease~ days wtth her parents Mayor and and &on returned home sunday af 1bove the $122 million added "'•,lnte•e<' ,,,, P' rl \Vhll• '} Mr& C 0 Fisher, and family ter a holiday vl&lt with relAtives In the eompar•ble 19~8 period ,A mand ,depo;tts decreased over WE PA¥2% INTEREST ON YOUR SAVINGS Mrs Datsy Ankrom, who Ia a Charleston vear ago, bwlneu borrowlnJ the year the effeltHR volult ' surg1cal patient at Holzer Hospital New Years dinner guest& ol fro;n bon~• accelerated durmg of such lund• lnm.,ed •• dr 1s ill ~ tth Jaundice She was taken M•" Dal&y saunders meluded Ml" !be second half an~ buamess adtl posltors wrote more checks an ' to tbe hospital In the Rawllnao. ~file Pteken8, r.lra Laura Saund '"' ed $111'7 mlllton to Its obllgatioll' the annual rate or turn OV' Coats ambulance ers and MtBs Margaret Sauer at ttie weekly reportlna bank rose from ~ 3 In 1956 to 24 1 t BANKING SINCE 187Z Mr and Mrs Roy Casto and Mr and Mr& Frank Cheesebrew !Iince June or this year however t957 family ol Columbus, were New and her mother, Mrs J B Qayes businessmen of the Dlstrlet havr Addtd B~anchta Member Federal Reser,ve System Year s guest! of Mr and Mrs Fred attended s family reunion SUnday eW eQ fS reduced thelr toans at reportln Trends m banking •tructurr A Reh,ea~s~l ~~~~~~~~i~s,Joeld II Casto and family and Mrs Heney at the home of Mr and Mrs ' In the 1 amount of $95 during U57 continued tho ~ oa l Fttday evenltn~. Member Fed eraI Depo! It Inso8ance Corpora on Casto d M Claude Cheesebrew, Pqlnt Pleas The First J\18sbyterlan Church ,}"nlt:' ml)llon war movement toward brom:h t hbmo uuq··_,,, PbMEIOY UUTLAND Mrs Arthu! Sk1nner an ro ant \ltddleport was the icene Ne~> 1 Sample oftla(a aval!nblereportm' from bankmg y two branch" 10 cr f~;{t:~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ';ii~ii::iii~~;i;:;;::;;;~~~~~:;;;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;;~Da~v~e~F~a~rm~e~r~w~c~ro~~Su~oln~e~a~• ;'"E,'I· Avenue, Harlan who \\orner south Yea" EveHarmon of the marrlll!!e of ~r' 'ourteen the weekly ~ere added&even to the Fourth Dt• P:ul Ei ,......-- ___.__........,_. has been ill forThird the 1'h~lma 1and Mr Daytot member bapks lndtcate that ull trlct bankma structure durhq wh(cn past week rgturnod work joday \shwotth both or Pomeroy Thr types of busmesi except reta I the twelve months ended Novem at Pvt Jan Reuter who spent the ows of tbe double ring ceremon trade /irms have eont11buted I> ber $0 1057 SJXty three arc 1 holh\ayo With hla fathor, 1\tehard 'l'l'e rend bY the Rev Howarr he reduced demand for Joa.e~ newly established branches ancl Reuter and grandparents, ~r and "uppelt at seven oclock Iince mid year Tile largest r eleven are former main off1ce 'Mrs Will Reuter, Brownell Ave Attendants for the couple wer {uetlom can be attributed I of .merged or absorbed bonk, left Frtday lor Fort Dlx, N J the groom'• daughter Mrs Ch" metals producers, salc1 !inane Only two branches were d ts:CO'l A 3c Roger Covert who opent lor Kntaht nnd the brides spn Mr compan es and public ntllttte• tlnued Whtle the number of tn 1 the holidays wllh Mr and Mrs Er 3111• Jn• Hannon !n part, tbe slow rAte or bani sured eommerctal br.mehcs in nett Covert and 'familY., left Frl Mr Ashworth ts the owner of horrowlna oan be attrtbuted to • creased the number of bank, 1 day for Lmcoln Air Force Baae 1 \ q~ t r b Jewelry store or ~e avter volume of long term lm declined by Jcven Nebraska Second St ~nd Mrs Ashworth I• •nelng through sales of ?ond.s n Qn. Nove111qc~ SO there wert Charles Watkins Lake~od a mployed at the Athen1 Stat• he eoptlll market A m\lor he 978 lnsutl!d IOmmerCIII ban.• cln86thate ol Jamea Van c'o'briey at lotpttal or however, must be the larl wltff 73~ bhnch Df!lc., servmu Ohio State University left today Followlna the ceremony a re luster poee of bu sln~ss th, t h• the banking needs or lho Four! t lor hlo home after a vlslt at the eptlon lor tlte lmmed.ate !ami led to a leiS than seasonal bu11 1 Federal Re,m ve Dtstrlct Van Cooney home lcs w" hchl at the home of th • •P of Inventories and a coni" Wesley Fry Is lll with a strop Jr!de, Cheslet rood The tablt Jeasonal repayl"ent of bank loan of topnotch used cars, an.! they Thats right! We ve blown prtces throat Infection at his home \ on "" lovely In laco cover and cer. by food , proeeS!ors wholmlt Mlll Street cred wtth the three tiered l'(,<d trade flrtllJ and commodity deal •ky hlsh • , and cv~ry car we have Stmply m11sl rllfJJI, Come m today, Dr ,nd Mrs Lewis Rlckm,n and Jlq~ ~ke topped with the mlnj ers It a bargain Trcm e~ dous nc" car and see these aensauonal buysfour children Mt Clemens, Mlch 1 tore bride and groom you II find one Ideal for you Dthero Ta9 volume has given 111 • btg mck were New Years guests of his Ice cream centered with wed , In addlUQrl to business loans Ev~ aunt Mra Carrie Oassell who fiBB dlnr bells, oake coftee and mtnf• • t h l>r idnds of bank loans been.fll and '' Improving slowly were served Mo Geor.se Dalla• have 4ls0 !allen behind the 19M 1 Mr and Mrs William blllard tpr ved, the lee cream Mil W1ll pace Real e.state loans o~talltnd and son, Columbut were holiday 1laht Metloek t~c cake aud M!s, lng at Fourth District weekly rc guests of Mr and atrs Walter Ow Snralyn Harmon presided at ti• portln' panka have lncreasml cna and Mayor and Mrs C 0 Fish oflee ""rvlee • 1hout $12 million durlnr 111.17 er and family Mn Owcna Mrs The couple are U hotr.e to their This Is conaldererably below the Filher and Mr Dlllard vtalted In friends at 1"42 Chester road year a(!o pJII!e ol $76 mtlllon Point Pleaoant with Mila Norma Alton ding lhe wedding and re net new borrowing Changes In Coronet 4 dr Sedan Dependnblc transpor VB s.ar Chic! 4 dr Catalina Sedan Hydu· m and Miss BoiS Sullivan ceptlon were Mr and Mrs Will matlc d11ve Best series .Pontla,c One ~are· the rate of residential construe taUon Mr and Mra Clarence Brtrs and lotn Matlack Mr and Mra Ches lion \ICtNr1ty, hoV{ever, have 1bee 1 ful !oca1 owJler New Pontiac trade·ln All three children Columbus were t<r Knight and ••"" Dl"k and contrary to the direction of gen Yeat'l aueats of Mr and Mrs 1crry Mr and M;s BtiiY Joe lcalhm scats GcorJc BateY and family ~~d Mr flarmon and ~aughtcr Llaa Mlli oral buajness, real estate \oan• a~~ loin David Oller New Year's •arnlyn Harmon and Don !lrcn ~ecllned during the first ha f of 4 dr Sed«n Original black finish f)\ e Mr Mrs Oller we•• d1n ncr all or Pomeroy nnd Mr and the ye•r and then posted atlaht 1 f1(,ifr'Sr.. PonneM,r<rly,and Mr~. C R lira George1lallas of lhddleporf but relatj..Jy stQady ~alns dur lni the second half We ha1a 3 '5~ trade Ins on J.lCW Bu1cks 11om sati~fied careful owners One Special • d~ Sedan Extra good til es Week end 2 dr wtlh Dynbflow, One Super 2 dr Il~rd Top Willi Power SteeJ1Dg, and One Uoad special master 4 dr wlth_41\e works We can per· EDEN ~onaliy recommencflbese cars' Mu Vlralnla Carterand daugb trr LonJ Bottom and Pa~l Hoi slncer, ftlt!nt Sunday with Mr and 2 dr Sedan Clean tnside and out New Mr1 Alva and son seat covers Is a patient In 'V8 4 dr Sedan Tbfs is a one owner car and a ncvlllutck trade·~~\, .l fme car at a r ;nv'"l' ~ I • -- ( LaildStaping. Is Completed At New School br Laura lloore ~ Delllld Lee Jloore, botlt of s,..-.. Plllntiff, tj!pnoented hy O'J!rietl IIIII' O'Jiriell, asked "Wtnprart allmGD1 and support far four' thlldren an4 a restralnft!l ~ 1ialnlt.llie defend ant entenDJ ~ <lf the,bome. The eourt granted the mtraln· mg •"\er and set Jan~ 11 at 10 a m ao time lilt hearlna on the 1 alimony motion � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 3, 1958 ebersbach o'brien sperling wallace