https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/546ce755ecebbeb0bf5c6975ea2259b2.pdf 166ff27af1e77dae232bdab410255123 PDF Text Text '. • ' ' 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 �' ~ ' I . ' f. } ,.\ "'·'If:), I~ ' ' I I ' .- 1 \ ' M'r~~'s Ptoelamatjon-· On Mat·ch' Of Dimes ' . Ftdtr1'"4 Chijrch .,.....,kol 1\~(ormecf-l:'i'esbyttrlllfl. Waldo I •BALDWIN •WURLITZER I and OtHER F:AMOVS . , BRAN~ ., Bart~. Nstor. ~orman ~oes, Chure11 Scl\oo). Supt. 9.13 a. m. $unday ChW'ch Schoql. 10·25 a. 111. Worship Service, Holy CommunIon Service. SIIYIIItn 'V"'r.• 10 1. 1ft, Sunday School; II a. m ' HolinHO ildeelin0 with speaker EvangeHst Kathleen Sarent. Daddy Is Mr. Fixit SPitLER Mrs llorry ~~~~~ Wulrc called on Mr. Ruby Ann ijoltcr of Columbus, •pent the week end With Mr. and Mrs Frank Holter Freda and Gloria Saroon •pent Sunday w1th Mr. and Mrs. Wtlkle Sorson. Mrs. Robort Proffitt and Mrs. Hupp of Racine culled on Mra. Oil· vor OaUoy. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ga(es spent Tuesday evenlnt with Mr and Mrs Frank Holter and Mr. Mrs. lillv•r Dulluy l\fr. and M" Jlerberl Dalley of Blacklick spent the week end with ;lfr. and Mrs Oliver Dailey and Mr. and Mr. P B Wicklme. Mr. ond Mrs R•bc11 Alcy of Cqarleston ond Les!a Pickens 1pent Chrlalm" wltn illr and Mrs Qllrer Dailey, l'redu and Gloria and Mr11 Leroy Lawrence. , 'anon. Mr and !Irs Elza Walton •penl Mr and !lira Hubert Johnson Sunday with Mr. and !Irs. Frank spent ~'1-ldoy with Mr. ond Mra. 01· Walton. iver Dall;y, f)•eda and Gloria Sar~-------------- son Mrs. Clar~ Sarson and Lorry lllo.,cr of Portlqnd, and Mrs Vlr· Blosser of Wellovlllc culled DEVOTEb TO INTERF.STS elnlu on frodo und Glol'ia Saroon. the Da1iy Setit!.tlel OF MEIGS·MASON AREA National advcrtlslna represent• Bcttln~llt-Klmbnll, Inc, 813 eton Avo., Now York City, BEDFORD p l'f, v. M~,TINO C(IL~ED \Ill's. l!IIIIl•n Qp~l pr,s!~ent o! the Eas\ern Ban4 Boost~rs ASBO· elation h,s' ~nnounced the first M1. and Mn. Ruo88U R~bertl and Pearl Roberta .. ned on Mr. and Mrs. S~cnn~a Roberta and family Mon~ afternoon, Att~nd~nce at Sunday SchoOl on Dec, 29 wl* 3~, eolleelion ~-112· Pvt. c.,J 2. D•Lonr "lurned to .. mp Jut Friday after apend• lng a 14 dpy t\II'IOUJh with hla wife and family. Pvt. DeLong lo stationed with the· U. 8. Army al Ft !ofead, Md. Callers 11 tho homa o1 Mr. ancl Mro. Bon llibliA on New v..r·a Day were Mr. and Mr.. Roy Bfa• and !lro. Allee MDort. Mr. and ldn Roljcrl Faulk and Hr. and l\IJII. Clllrlll J:blln and --"ed on Mr. and IOD, Benton, ..,.. Mrs. Wendtll BbUa and dllldnn Sunday lfllr!IOOn. . Linda Heilman opont tho Christl!;atertd II 88Cond cla81 rnolllnl m's vacation with her aunt, Mrs mattar 11 tile post nfll•e • at Pom Glenna acne Lee. II\OJ, Ohio. Rastetter of Wooster waB Suboc.rtpllon rate•. Ilellv•ry by • business visitor In this nel&hbor.-rrler whore 1vallable 30 cenll hood the pa•t fow days. ... week; one year In o1tvanco 81 dMrI Iand MI~. .• Guy Lee entertain· The Dolly SenUnel olnce, $1G 60; c w II a tur.ey dinner Chrlatmas ill months, $7 80, three month&, D~y The following were JUests fii.IIO. Dy motor routo where ovall Mr and Mrs Roy Miller and able: one month $1. By mall one duu¥htcr of Cl~e•t••·, Mr. and irtro Shirley !lot>el'lf "11'!'1 Sunday $8; alz months, $4.25, tlu~e Garry Eckard of Ann Arhur, Mlch ~tern01»1 ,.lib su1 Vanlhwqen ~l, , ~t~~!!~~S2~~-GO; one mo"th, $1. and Ray l.ee. Mr and lrlrt. WeadeU Eblin and '11 every afternoon 01 Emmett Joneo h11 he•n a pa- chlldfen, !dr. and Mrf. Al'lle Ei>by The Ohio Valle1 llent in the Mount St. Mory's Ho•· lin and dau&btor, and ¥1l: Nellle ~ -~;~!; kfi~:~·~i~· at no Me.hanl• pita! at Nelaonvllle. E~Un called Dll Mr. and Mra. 8"!1 \1 , 0. Busln"' office There will be preaching "rvlces Eblin Sunday evenln~SP" o'<,ce pbonr 1at the Burlingham Church SunH. M. ,l.reher ojiop S~ndll' all;b:;y;;;th;;•;;R;•;;v.;l!l~a~ri;Co~w;cn~.~ Jernoon wllb Mr. an lira, a. 1\. I' ArQher. · llf•· Jlfp E~lln, w~9 ' - betn lll Ia reeoverlna ,Iowly. 1 i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--=-;;;;;;-d;;;•:;Y Pomeroy Police Benefit Show l•ttr4ar•j hant IS.Siml&nl SO. f\lvor (lq 38 Sharp 80 Capturt (IIMg) 40. Variant ot "bl" g~ht~~-~~ ~!JrdGJ Captain 9:3~ ~an~aroo IP:30 IIJlJhty Mr~so Playholll• 1l:QQ 1Ql[l'4eq C)ub 1a.oo 1l~Y D~aa 11:3~ Saturday Playbou~e mcctmg of the new yeKr for Mon- 12:00 Record Hop day 111~ht, January 6th 8 p. m. at 1:30 Star Performance the TuJU!ers Pluiru Hleh School. All membero 011d lptereohn& per- 2:00 l'ro Hockey 4·30 'IV CJI\•arf!O•• sons are urged to attend. G.OO Jlooor• Hop , PYTHIAN SISTERS MEETING 6·30 20th Century Jl!cigs Tomple, Pylhl.tn Sistm, 9:0~ Goldu ai•yhou.oe •ill meel Tuesday, snuary 7, fo,· 730 Perry Mason Show. tne~r regular meeting at theK. of p· th h P. 11"'1 with their illltallotlon uf 8 8O ICk & a Due "' " to be held on Tuesda]. 9:00 Gale S1orm' Show 1fficers February 4' 9 30 HaW! Gun;' Will Travol -;;;;;;. -.;;.,...;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;.,jlO 00 Gunsmoke 1 tO:SO Official Deteetlve 11·00 News ll:tO The Late Show WJ 1·11 Melas County New' 12:10 p.m. Daily "Daddy is Mr. Flxlt at our hOl,ISC. When the kitchen sink gets _stopped up or the faucets start' leaking, 'Iladdy fixes them. H'e fixes my blke1 my fishing reel 1!14 even lilY moes and he (_ixes my llltl~ sister's doll many timeb. When we h\lrl ourselves lie is our lir1t aid doetor and he can fix a band,age so It won't lipl't a bit. If we fall oilt wi,th OIU' playmates, he fixes that too4He just talks and pretty soon we JU~ toQ 115lulf\le4 to quar' rei. Daddy says the Church where we all go, is his 'flxit shop.' He says the songs, pray. and sermons \le hear; there often prove to be just the right wrenc~ be nee4s ~0 fix something especl~lly if it's a heart that needs menqlng. He says If many people who don't atte~d church would shop arou!ld and find a churc~ they like and then give It a good trial they'd find 'tltat a lot of the things ·that ordinarily have to be fixed, won't get broke in the first plaee:" . Sunday-Channell 10:00 10:30 11:00 !!:SO 12:00 12:80 1:00 tamp U11to My Feet l,ook U9 and Live United Nat1ona In Action Came,a Three Let'! Take A Trip Wild BDI Htckolr Badge and Bullels T:oo Sunda¥> Showcase 8:30 The Last Word 1:00 Face tb• NaUoii 4:30 CBS News 5:00 Capitol Preview 5:30 MGM Preview 6:$0 Annie Oatley 7:00 Lllalle 7:30 Ba9helor Falher ~:00 Ed Bl!lliVII!IoiQIOw 9:00 GE Thoairl Channel S:.Monday e:oo f:4S CJIII New• 9:00 Vorninc' Show GW'Y VD,'Qre 10:30 Aiillur Codtre7 11 30 Dptto 12:00 News ~I Noon' 12:10 Katie's Almanae 12:15 Love or LU~ 12:so ~eu~~ 1011 '1'f:!!!illlll._. I2·f5 o-.~~·~ Ull!il 1:00 Katie's Kltohen 1:30 All t~a Wilrl~ 'l'1lrlll 2:00 Beat the Clock 2:30 H~uset>Jrty 3:00 Big ·P!IYqH 8·30 Tb~ Vel!llct II Youn · 4·00 :erlibterl Day 10:~ With the hope that it will, ;.- so me measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in fal'l"ljy and community life, this feotur,.ls stionsorerf hv the business firms al"ld organizotiors whose ~s ' oopear belgw. · ·· Allen Appliance SerY. ' IM 1!. Main Sl. Pnmeroy Calllent Block Co. Pomeroy, Oblo Pomero3 Stiffler Red Anchor ltlcer F11rniture , Middleport Pomeroy Budpt Slsoppbtg Cen~ ! Fife Refrlantion •lo Yalt1~ laking Co . Middleport• Olllo \. Foreman & Abbott Ml11dlepoJt Custom )Built Kitchens lltterJ of Rollllm Bread R. H~ Rawhngs & Sons Co. ., Meigs Equipment Co. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK "'111e Friendly Buk" Mlddlepert, 9ldo UP - NDI'III!D Fltlll, '"· \Yf.l\l brolbor of American d_,l!'lin... otore "''ID•te' ln~ -pu~flll!er ll~­ lhall Field, died atltli bomo 1\f&r bere Monday. · ALL LOCAL TALENT Deeealber at., fowh ~tats, on Portlanrl Road Iunday Sebbcl 9·30 am !11'eacHtn~ 10:80 am,· and B1bl~ - ~tud,\ Wednesday 8 vm. P..tor C- \"· Prof .fttl ' Plrllan4 Chprell. R•rt Collner, _·~•.us,. ~· l!ldlth C~er 86'VIIt.l Sunday 1:00, Tuesday at f:&q IDd ,rrldiJ 7:30. DREAM I(ITCfiNI ··I • ,_ ' ' 1 l,~;f7li.OO U.S. qovemment Bonds .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. r~n\mpal and School Bonds .......... :. . . . . . . . . . 4Q5,872.51 edei'al Reserve Bank Stock .......... . _•... . .. .,_ 10,500.00 Loans and Discounts .. . .. . .. .. . . .. . .. ... .. . .. .. .. 15'19145.49 (,'an~ Bul!ding ($8,300.90 Fixtures (f5$16.l5) • . • . · '-1S:61S.l5 , M-fi,J•., Total Asseta _.... . , $4,042,283.11 " LIABILITIES: Capital Funds: Common Stock ....... _..... ,. . . .. .. . . $100,000.00 Surplus .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 250,00o.tl0 , Undivided Profits .. . ....... _.. .. .. . .. 68,979.6~ Total Capltlll _. , .• _.. : f'1Q,Il79.62 ' '0 . ' ; ' Ar A. IJepo&j(s• , t. 'I I· Payable on Demand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ft.8~'1'.~1.79 ( Savjngs Deposits ......... - .. .. .. .. . l,DIIUOUP ' Total Deji(Jsits ,. . . . . . $3.623.803.49 Total Liabilities . . . . . $4,042,288.11 3... G Dlredon: 0 FOREMAN & A8'...801T ., APP..."\IICI!I \ ., t . . Cash and ~ue from Bal!ks ...... , .......... _..... .,..., .67.,278.96 Chllttlt If 111111 . . . . ol Lmr Day Sal'""' 01.. • Tickets Available From Any Pollee OHicer ~9 ASil2TS· · a.onr..lietl Proeeeda For Pollee UnUurm and Equlpmenl Fund ' CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDMON II~THI~ - ~''' · BARNARD C~, IDI!fad Tl!_esday- January 6- 8 P.M. \. • Pomer~»y Junior'High Auditorium l'.JfLJ,. S'f, SAFETY MAKES en C.Ptaln KaliJiftlO 4:15 ~c:ret Storm uo. Edae of Nil~l 5·00 Earl' Sbow I 30 YOW' Eilo Reporlel 1 6:45 SJ)Oi'IJ Parada 6 55 Weatherman ' '7'00 1Leave It To Beaver' 7 SO Rob. H6pd 8:00 Burno and AileD 8 80 Talent St:oull G:OO · Danny Thumu 9 30 Deeemhl!r ' Bride til,oo Studio One 11.00 Qp,to-the·"l~ute Nelli 11:03° Scanninl the WNiher11:iO 1.1!• Late show Party Is Given In Honor Of ' ....,IV. JMtY John B. D!lwnlng Paul S. Smart H. N. Swift Rodney Downing l!•rtha B Jl.~tbbu~ ftarold l!l. Hubbard 0mee1111 IDd Eltli)GJee&: John B. Downing, Chairman of the Board Rodney Downing, President Paul S Smart. VIce Pres. -" Cashier Harold E. H~Sbbard, Ass't. CIIShier Rase S Revn~l4s. Aes't. C~ f'l•"• G•8'e Alft. f'!•lifer f .. ,..l 1 '=' Tt~ ,lrin~nn Rl'\l"lr1rP.ener Kathryn 1\Qwlev, Boo~lwel!er • Norma Gail Wilc<llt, Seere.tary Cuatod1an · MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYS'PEM Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporatiOn Rose S. Reynolds Leland Brown, ~ . '..' I , ·~, 1, ~I I\< "' ' •J �' ~ ' I . ' f. } ,.\ "'·'If:), I~ ' ' I I ' .- 1 \ ' M'r~~'s Ptoelamatjon-· On Mat·ch' Of Dimes ' . Ftdtr1'"4 Chijrch .,.....,kol 1\~(ormecf-l:'i'esbyttrlllfl. Waldo I •BALDWIN •WURLITZER I and OtHER F:AMOVS . , BRAN~ ., Bart~. Nstor. ~orman ~oes, Chure11 Scl\oo). Supt. 9.13 a. m. $unday ChW'ch Schoql. 10·25 a. 111. Worship Service, Holy CommunIon Service. SIIYIIItn 'V"'r.• 10 1. 1ft, Sunday School; II a. m ' HolinHO ildeelin0 with speaker EvangeHst Kathleen Sarent. Daddy Is Mr. Fixit SPitLER Mrs llorry ~~~~~ Wulrc called on Mr. Ruby Ann ijoltcr of Columbus, •pent the week end With Mr. and Mrs Frank Holter Freda and Gloria Saroon •pent Sunday w1th Mr. and Mrs. Wtlkle Sorson. Mrs. Robort Proffitt and Mrs. Hupp of Racine culled on Mra. Oil· vor OaUoy. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ga(es spent Tuesday evenlnt with Mr and Mrs Frank Holter and Mr. Mrs. lillv•r Dulluy l\fr. and M" Jlerberl Dalley of Blacklick spent the week end with ;lfr. and Mrs Oliver Dailey and Mr. and Mr. P B Wicklme. Mr. ond Mrs R•bc11 Alcy of Cqarleston ond Les!a Pickens 1pent Chrlalm" wltn illr and Mrs Qllrer Dailey, l'redu and Gloria and Mr11 Leroy Lawrence. , 'anon. Mr and !Irs Elza Walton •penl Mr and !lira Hubert Johnson Sunday with Mr. and !Irs. Frank spent ~'1-ldoy with Mr. ond Mra. 01· Walton. iver Dall;y, f)•eda and Gloria Sar~-------------- son Mrs. Clar~ Sarson and Lorry lllo.,cr of Portlqnd, and Mrs Vlr· Blosser of Wellovlllc culled DEVOTEb TO INTERF.STS elnlu on frodo und Glol'ia Saroon. the Da1iy Setit!.tlel OF MEIGS·MASON AREA National advcrtlslna represent• Bcttln~llt-Klmbnll, Inc, 813 eton Avo., Now York City, BEDFORD p l'f, v. M~,TINO C(IL~ED \Ill's. l!IIIIl•n Qp~l pr,s!~ent o! the Eas\ern Ban4 Boost~rs ASBO· elation h,s' ~nnounced the first M1. and Mn. Ruo88U R~bertl and Pearl Roberta .. ned on Mr. and Mrs. S~cnn~a Roberta and family Mon~ afternoon, Att~nd~nce at Sunday SchoOl on Dec, 29 wl* 3~, eolleelion ~-112· Pvt. c.,J 2. D•Lonr "lurned to .. mp Jut Friday after apend• lng a 14 dpy t\II'IOUJh with hla wife and family. Pvt. DeLong lo stationed with the· U. 8. Army al Ft !ofead, Md. Callers 11 tho homa o1 Mr. ancl Mro. Bon llibliA on New v..r·a Day were Mr. and Mr.. Roy Bfa• and !lro. Allee MDort. Mr. and ldn Roljcrl Faulk and Hr. and l\IJII. Clllrlll J:blln and --"ed on Mr. and IOD, Benton, ..,.. Mrs. Wendtll BbUa and dllldnn Sunday lfllr!IOOn. . Linda Heilman opont tho Christl!;atertd II 88Cond cla81 rnolllnl m's vacation with her aunt, Mrs mattar 11 tile post nfll•e • at Pom Glenna acne Lee. II\OJ, Ohio. Rastetter of Wooster waB Suboc.rtpllon rate•. Ilellv•ry by • business visitor In this nel&hbor.-rrler whore 1vallable 30 cenll hood the pa•t fow days. ... week; one year In o1tvanco 81 dMrI Iand MI~. .• Guy Lee entertain· The Dolly SenUnel olnce, $1G 60; c w II a tur.ey dinner Chrlatmas ill months, $7 80, three month&, D~y The following were JUests fii.IIO. Dy motor routo where ovall Mr and Mrs Roy Miller and able: one month $1. By mall one duu¥htcr of Cl~e•t••·, Mr. and irtro Shirley !lot>el'lf "11'!'1 Sunday $8; alz months, $4.25, tlu~e Garry Eckard of Ann Arhur, Mlch ~tern01»1 ,.lib su1 Vanlhwqen ~l, , ~t~~!!~~S2~~-GO; one mo"th, $1. and Ray l.ee. Mr and lrlrt. WeadeU Eblin and '11 every afternoon 01 Emmett Joneo h11 he•n a pa- chlldfen, !dr. and Mrf. Al'lle Ei>by The Ohio Valle1 llent in the Mount St. Mory's Ho•· lin and dau&btor, and ¥1l: Nellle ~ -~;~!; kfi~:~·~i~· at no Me.hanl• pita! at Nelaonvllle. E~Un called Dll Mr. and Mra. 8"!1 \1 , 0. Busln"' office There will be preaching "rvlces Eblin Sunday evenln~SP" o'<,ce pbonr 1at the Burlingham Church SunH. M. ,l.reher ojiop S~ndll' all;b:;y;;;th;;•;;R;•;;v.;l!l~a~ri;Co~w;cn~.~ Jernoon wllb Mr. an lira, a. 1\. I' ArQher. · llf•· Jlfp E~lln, w~9 ' - betn lll Ia reeoverlna ,Iowly. 1 i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--=-;;;;;;-d;;;•:;Y Pomeroy Police Benefit Show l•ttr4ar•j hant IS.Siml&nl SO. f\lvor (lq 38 Sharp 80 Capturt (IIMg) 40. Variant ot "bl" g~ht~~-~~ ~!JrdGJ Captain 9:3~ ~an~aroo IP:30 IIJlJhty Mr~so Playholll• 1l:QQ 1Ql[l'4eq C)ub 1a.oo 1l~Y D~aa 11:3~ Saturday Playbou~e mcctmg of the new yeKr for Mon- 12:00 Record Hop day 111~ht, January 6th 8 p. m. at 1:30 Star Performance the TuJU!ers Pluiru Hleh School. All membero 011d lptereohn& per- 2:00 l'ro Hockey 4·30 'IV CJI\•arf!O•• sons are urged to attend. G.OO Jlooor• Hop , PYTHIAN SISTERS MEETING 6·30 20th Century Jl!cigs Tomple, Pylhl.tn Sistm, 9:0~ Goldu ai•yhou.oe •ill meel Tuesday, snuary 7, fo,· 730 Perry Mason Show. tne~r regular meeting at theK. of p· th h P. 11"'1 with their illltallotlon uf 8 8O ICk & a Due "' " to be held on Tuesda]. 9:00 Gale S1orm' Show 1fficers February 4' 9 30 HaW! Gun;' Will Travol -;;;;;;. -.;;.,...;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;.,jlO 00 Gunsmoke 1 tO:SO Official Deteetlve 11·00 News ll:tO The Late Show WJ 1·11 Melas County New' 12:10 p.m. Daily "Daddy is Mr. Flxlt at our hOl,ISC. When the kitchen sink gets _stopped up or the faucets start' leaking, 'Iladdy fixes them. H'e fixes my blke1 my fishing reel 1!14 even lilY moes and he (_ixes my llltl~ sister's doll many timeb. When we h\lrl ourselves lie is our lir1t aid doetor and he can fix a band,age so It won't lipl't a bit. If we fall oilt wi,th OIU' playmates, he fixes that too4He just talks and pretty soon we JU~ toQ 115lulf\le4 to quar' rei. Daddy says the Church where we all go, is his 'flxit shop.' He says the songs, pray. and sermons \le hear; there often prove to be just the right wrenc~ be nee4s ~0 fix something especl~lly if it's a heart that needs menqlng. He says If many people who don't atte~d church would shop arou!ld and find a churc~ they like and then give It a good trial they'd find 'tltat a lot of the things ·that ordinarily have to be fixed, won't get broke in the first plaee:" . Sunday-Channell 10:00 10:30 11:00 !!:SO 12:00 12:80 1:00 tamp U11to My Feet l,ook U9 and Live United Nat1ona In Action Came,a Three Let'! Take A Trip Wild BDI Htckolr Badge and Bullels T:oo Sunda¥> Showcase 8:30 The Last Word 1:00 Face tb• NaUoii 4:30 CBS News 5:00 Capitol Preview 5:30 MGM Preview 6:$0 Annie Oatley 7:00 Lllalle 7:30 Ba9helor Falher ~:00 Ed Bl!lliVII!IoiQIOw 9:00 GE Thoairl Channel S:.Monday e:oo f:4S CJIII New• 9:00 Vorninc' Show GW'Y VD,'Qre 10:30 Aiillur Codtre7 11 30 Dptto 12:00 News ~I Noon' 12:10 Katie's Almanae 12:15 Love or LU~ 12:so ~eu~~ 1011 '1'f:!!!illlll._. I2·f5 o-.~~·~ Ull!il 1:00 Katie's Kltohen 1:30 All t~a Wilrl~ 'l'1lrlll 2:00 Beat the Clock 2:30 H~uset>Jrty 3:00 Big ·P!IYqH 8·30 Tb~ Vel!llct II Youn · 4·00 :erlibterl Day 10:~ With the hope that it will, ;.- so me measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in fal'l"ljy and community life, this feotur,.ls stionsorerf hv the business firms al"ld organizotiors whose ~s ' oopear belgw. · ·· Allen Appliance SerY. ' IM 1!. Main Sl. Pnmeroy Calllent Block Co. Pomeroy, Oblo Pomero3 Stiffler Red Anchor ltlcer F11rniture , Middleport Pomeroy Budpt Slsoppbtg Cen~ ! Fife Refrlantion •lo Yalt1~ laking Co . Middleport• Olllo \. Foreman & Abbott Ml11dlepoJt Custom )Built Kitchens lltterJ of Rollllm Bread R. H~ Rawhngs & Sons Co. ., Meigs Equipment Co. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK "'111e Friendly Buk" Mlddlepert, 9ldo UP - NDI'III!D Fltlll, '"· \Yf.l\l brolbor of American d_,l!'lin... otore "''ID•te' ln~ -pu~flll!er ll~­ lhall Field, died atltli bomo 1\f&r bere Monday. · ALL LOCAL TALENT Deeealber at., fowh ~tats, on Portlanrl Road Iunday Sebbcl 9·30 am !11'eacHtn~ 10:80 am,· and B1bl~ - ~tud,\ Wednesday 8 vm. P..tor C- \"· Prof .fttl ' Plrllan4 Chprell. R•rt Collner, _·~•.us,. ~· l!ldlth C~er 86'VIIt.l Sunday 1:00, Tuesday at f:&q IDd ,rrldiJ 7:30. DREAM I(ITCfiNI ··I • ,_ ' ' 1 l,~;f7li.OO U.S. qovemment Bonds .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. r~n\mpal and School Bonds .......... :. . . . . . . . . . 4Q5,872.51 edei'al Reserve Bank Stock .......... . _•... . .. .,_ 10,500.00 Loans and Discounts .. . .. . .. .. . . .. . .. ... .. . .. .. .. 15'19145.49 (,'an~ Bul!ding ($8,300.90 Fixtures (f5$16.l5) • . • . · '-1S:61S.l5 , M-fi,J•., Total Asseta _.... . , $4,042,283.11 " LIABILITIES: Capital Funds: Common Stock ....... _..... ,. . . .. .. . . $100,000.00 Surplus .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 250,00o.tl0 , Undivided Profits .. . ....... _.. .. .. . .. 68,979.6~ Total Capltlll _. , .• _.. : f'1Q,Il79.62 ' '0 . ' ; ' Ar A. IJepo&j(s• , t. 'I I· Payable on Demand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ft.8~'1'.~1.79 ( Savjngs Deposits ......... - .. .. .. .. . l,DIIUOUP ' Total Deji(Jsits ,. . . . . . $3.623.803.49 Total Liabilities . . . . . $4,042,288.11 3... G Dlredon: 0 FOREMAN & A8'...801T ., APP..."\IICI!I \ ., t . . Cash and ~ue from Bal!ks ...... , .......... _..... .,..., .67.,278.96 Chllttlt If 111111 . . . . ol Lmr Day Sal'""' 01.. • Tickets Available From Any Pollee OHicer ~9 ASil2TS· · a.onr..lietl Proeeeda For Pollee UnUurm and Equlpmenl Fund ' CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDMON II~THI~ - ~''' · BARNARD C~, IDI!fad Tl!_esday- January 6- 8 P.M. \. • Pomer~»y Junior'High Auditorium l'.JfLJ,. S'f, SAFETY MAKES en C.Ptaln KaliJiftlO 4:15 ~c:ret Storm uo. Edae of Nil~l 5·00 Earl' Sbow I 30 YOW' Eilo Reporlel 1 6:45 SJ)Oi'IJ Parada 6 55 Weatherman ' '7'00 1Leave It To Beaver' 7 SO Rob. H6pd 8:00 Burno and AileD 8 80 Talent St:oull G:OO · Danny Thumu 9 30 Deeemhl!r ' Bride til,oo Studio One 11.00 Qp,to-the·"l~ute Nelli 11:03° Scanninl the WNiher11:iO 1.1!• Late show Party Is Given In Honor Of ' ....,IV. JMtY John B. D!lwnlng Paul S. Smart H. N. Swift Rodney Downing l!•rtha B Jl.~tbbu~ ftarold l!l. Hubbard 0mee1111 IDd Eltli)GJee&: John B. Downing, Chairman of the Board Rodney Downing, President Paul S Smart. VIce Pres. -" Cashier Harold E. H~Sbbard, Ass't. CIIShier Rase S Revn~l4s. Aes't. C~ f'l•"• G•8'e Alft. f'!•lifer f .. ,..l 1 '=' Tt~ ,lrin~nn Rl'\l"lr1rP.ener Kathryn 1\Qwlev, Boo~lwel!er • Norma Gail Wilc<llt, Seere.tary Cuatod1an · MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYS'PEM Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporatiOn Rose S. Reynolds Leland Brown, ~ . '..' I , ·~, 1, ~I I\< "' ' •J �• '•' .. I ' . Fourtl l't-::-Datnv·'SenUne( Poni~~t~daieport, o.: Jan: c. irill$ · \ SPORTS ' DESK =·=::'..::: \ . • ornadoes Meet Sttong A~B .. ' ' ' 1 .,.,.,. iUotr,50, ;. Doytoft Wllltur Wrlthl fl Prankjln 4S ; . Daytoft CoiOMI White··; ; Xenia 60 Mlamloburt 31 ,, Dlyton lllmont 41 Darton .• ,,..,. st Doyton Fol,..onl 6! Plquo 46 llllofontolno 62 v.. "'ott 59 Sid ney 49 ~olrborn "' 47 · Coldwoltr 11 Limo Slit- 46 . ~llno 52 ~ltnct SO ' ' Show~ .... ... ,., , ••• , wm Be Eligibl-eNeJf Time Aroulkl . 1 Locklo;~~ • W 11.re W P A few notes about the 65-67 Racine-Pomeroy game: Larry_ ~'!';/;,':1~=~• 67 7 has been workil~ his gang hard, and that me~ns hard, be· Flodloy 73 Fromonrho! 64 I Ja~ket Jj!nm 2.qt. Piotol-Orip Whittier fOU can fill and ellipty with one hand. Btllliant chrome plated 101kt copper body. Cool, black Bakelite trim. Natllul copper bottom matdt01 Revere Copper· C~ St~nlcu Steel perfectly. Can't ruat ot' bum tbrouah. A whl1k with • dlmp cloth keepalt IPat· tlil>a briaht. Come in and 11\GCt thl1 new kitchen clwalu-. ~:~'!.~:-~~~~~~;.~;., FREE fu. ~~u~:.~m~r:~;~;,arku Fire Extinauish.r. · iotb.;d---~~iiliii'Oi;-;;;. Rut'land Hot Jn 211. Team Three Games - Simon's MaTrket 2844 51 · 1 Mar~~ 904"g e Game - Simon's STANDINGS won Loll P'kersb'g R&R .. 3112 1012 .615 A88oe. Radio 30 21 - .~88 1:) ~~o~~·Mkt. 26 25 .SIO RuUund Red Devils too~ an Painter. ~~ :!~ 7'-31 victory ·over Coach Racine Service 18\!o 3212 , 36 ~ ThOmpson'•'Kyger Cre~k cagers at Pat Elida led. with SEASON Ind. lhree gamesHIGHS - D. Hawley Rutland led all the way owning (A,.oe. Radio) 622. . a all-19 bulge at the three-quarter 1d mark. Although Coach Jim Ven· !game- W. Bellea (Rig & narl cleaned his bench Ill! couldn't 74-31 Win At Pc~ Ky11er. Creek i: 1440 °' Be;~~ ihree Kam~s 7 _ Si~on's Swing Into Play Cage Powers L R Hm'a the 1m~, mod~m f~r bro~ 5 PULL the TRIGGER. · OPIN .the SPOUT -::-----:-~-----_____: -~~~~ door W Zirkle froin t~li 1~11 wlnr the. fourth. , · and he took. fulf advaqtage of it Ollldala called 20 personal foull when · the· time· came:·· . on'· Mlddleporhvbile tlcllnl the r::. t.o;,.•, : Panthers 10. Pomeroy bit on llpner a! •. Improved clu~. Coaeh Nolan 16 'of 31 Nee throws Middleport we!sht Swackhamer shifted lolike Erwin, on tlv'e of i3. 'ole Pa~th81'11 h~ 17 to pave the way "an 8-l, Into the. center aJol and mov- field goils, Middleport got 18: OXP~IlliDil" of major league ed Kelly to lbe ;wing. j{eiiy conileeted ov 3~ percent bail. ., not hilling,-however. field atlemptf, loli4dleport Tbe pro'lO.sal, drafted by a , Bowie! and Long had their,• ~st onOnce 32 perunt. .. ni,rhta at shooting. ugain Pomeroy's •larUng man committee and announced The Panthers could not unravel liye went all the way withotll fe. Frick's oWee late Friday, will be an offenoe until the oecond quart- lief. submitted to the jomt major er. taking a five to seven point Middleport re•e'rves defe,te4 teague meetings in New York Jan. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,._ lead• midway In that frame and Pomeroy re,.rve• 26-23. Jim Har- · SiQce Frick will cast the de· r holding II until rally in "'row ris a 21-21 I tieI with·IIa ldfree is regarded vote In of athetie,'\ianit ·---the -Mitch as ca!c certain Ind. I Game - Jim· Lewis 242. w• · go wo e en 111 b · 1 d • · luspeello!i Your · Team 3 Games- Friendly Tavhit one.• ID w e "f'' · • em 21114. -- Score by quarters: The proposal reaffirms ' Team I Game - Friendly Tavofl·stuted principle that em 771. Pomeroy 6.17 33 1!0 City should not be closed lo the We are equiPped to tllf cype Fire l!xl!ngulsber. . TOP "5" BOWLERS Middleport 7 12 28 .41 · League because of the Domewood 62'7 Indjviduol S<oring: POMEROY- exod~• of the manta and Dodgm. VISIT OUR COMPLETE Wagner M8 Hawthorne ll-0-IO; 'Johnson 4-13-21; And ot w1pes out the old principle SALES AND SERVICE McKinney, E. ~26 Folmer 3-0-6; Wilson ().3-3; Zirlle whereby major leaiue clubs DEPARTMENT Whipple 1109 ll-0-10. 'Totals '17 (16 of 31) 50.. . ~wned• territory., , Meellinte S~t Horn, Jc.OUNTY LEAGUE 504 LOng MIDDLEPORT: 1-3-2; fl I 5-1-11; Bowles Erwin. 6-3-12; Crook& 10 30 50 Pomeroy · High Three Game lnd - D. Col- 0.().0; Kell' 1-3-2; Miller ().0.0; Nel· Kyaer . 3 10 19 31 ~acketa.slamped· themoelves ~;atP~~~~t hold tile 1soring down. ate pponenfli i hi:~· w~{h e[hr!:b fie~.fe:-'.' ~~~ ~l! CUIIOQ!Of Parking . In Jtear of Store MIDDLEPORT, o. Records ".· TO SUIT EVERY TASTE IN OUR c;:,mplttt JOHN RICHMOND Reg. $24.95 OF Tunes ·~ ·Hillbilly Jazz and Classics Rock ·N' Roll · ~SSOCIATED , RADIO .' . and TV .. . '. ' ' lllrry MUler, Oner Phone IM.J ,I ,. $)5~80 ~ ]1 . t.;·P. \ .:n fA(Imus tncl TAILPIPES.,AWD -· WILLIAMSON OI'L. co~ SnAM' ,lRON' I $1&95 '' " ' •• ~ coviis Really Nice · CERAMIC · IRON 'ASH TRAY Re'l!. $13.95 ' R~g. '1.00 $8.95 49~ .. Glasses Reg. .'98¢ .. 66c 18 Personalized ..I Plee~ DISH SETS ,/ Reg. $4.95 Reg. 75e ' 39c . $1;~ 1 I · . bis:h.$etl · ' ' P~illl.. ·=:-.,. ...., • .,.. 1"1 ' A. M. on Wedllllday, JariUil'l' 8th, 1968, for the real ••late kn !WII al 'he WIUIIm lind MII'Y Hull property, localerl about one mil·: north of ~~nvU)e, Scl~lo Tq·1nablp~ con... ~q ol: · 00 ama • •l'lthoul a..umc builollnJ•; 12 aertt wiih bOUII IJi4 l'b aQI'II IJd ioillllll tbt ..no;. . . ' ' . All oflm IUblrwl tO Colllt .P> •proval. ·; • "'' , ""·r· • """ . p . .., . Oll j~r1er, J"''f 12S.Jillp· . : , ue Bb' Yout Eleetion Laws Sac,."" Sales •If• - Empioymenr · . Legal Notice - _ __ m•ll)l' METROPOLITAH • ...., ' •,• ' \ ' 0 < ' ' r• "I·L.,RS I WE BUY I WITH ' CASE ..,. 24 awi·· ····-·- ~Mil· ' ' OHIO VALLE'( - ; ..' $299.00 .. BAKER . i ~~~~~~~~~l~Phh:~'DO~'ioo~-~CI:•l:an~d~A~np~U~anct~~~~~~~=~•~d~oe:to:r·:~a~sp~e~el~al~a~w~ard~f~rorn ~IQre,_ 118 W. Main SL, Porii~I'DI' 2 .13 II · '· wu a Pomeroy bua Touchdown Club lor his play agaiiiBI Ohio State. the Colum REG." ., • . ·. $6,95 . . I:· U·D••.1 Ber; \ ' KIT!;!iiM ~t · as aiv.,_ you , , 1 fl'ft eallmlte · ·tid , 0• 1 • now m • er~ , kitchen 'for your ltolne;,. , 't:ta · \ , 99c ' ' FamliJ ·Every 'home needs a fl!JIIly. , ·room. Let '" alve yoa a fre"'; estimate. No ql>IIPUIIlt to yotl, ·.,\ I l!'yuil do'1 lot ol ~nina tet; ' ·~ I .I!IS li .\'e · you . an e1~ .o,n , a ··' > ' \ II~t social' room. I f~ -f >NO MONIY DOWN ....;.,.~· Y~ktJO'PAY? ' .. ~ ' ,...,.---:---r· ~......,.,.___...........,.. ~'B. IIIYnRY1 Phqne 1»11· , f=l.__ Adonlllil!rotr!X of the ato~ . of -lolai'f 1. H111! . .,,., · . a,c¥ a~d. ,lo\'b I~ wilh 11t'own •- • · . . . , - 1!.1 I. ....-~ ,., " ' - •· WEllSTER t rtJLTZ, ,, filii~. An'""'''Vl 'l)II!De ol.Tip- ( 141 F r t · • ··· -o:-· 01111 • PY· ~bUd's pet.· lollllard 1)1born, \.1 'l _!1 ' • I ' --- · - ~ Allornoyo lor -'!dmlnialfatrix ••,. ~1\118 Boltom, Coolville YU·5814~ Hou1e. Four room8 and· blth. 1634 f?.ll ~eo I EstatE> UZl 31, m 4, 6, Stc .~ 'I 4 3tp Lincoln Height!. Pboric 3:!1-X.' ~even iio~m ~H~ae~wi""th~...~JU;-ra_&_e 14 I :~~to 51)1_ ;vicres stp c~ntral toootion in ll.ldd:cpor! 4 r;;ni, ond -bat.; furnl;bed apirton corner Jot. Will aolUPrniln· Phono·6128-X. 14 6tc Od .. or unt•rrnilhed. :>non' Hr"R.'WL!NGS ~ONS co. -14 ment. •'6035-X. D. L. Beck, 212 IJ. 3r1 hpur Wl'!lcklir . BeMee. Dsy S r~IOJ and both, Middleport. .Middleport, onto. I~·IIHlr ·! l!huor. 8~2'1. Nld>t Ploono PhOne 807~·J, 1 2 Stc - ·-- ~ . SQ~J!olC. D~'DGI! • PLYMOVIH -...- - -· New l!ome on RT. 7 6 mi. from By TID W. IROWff ClEALFIUI • • a If Fotil.nt=" Extenii!On Udders. pomeroy. Oak floor•. :knol!y · ~ . ~-~.~.,.-.,....:...:...:; of 11111 r d Q C1 '" pine· kltehen & cublnets. CookSeaIfoid Aar 1' rop 0 "' 0 ing facliltie! inte,;.ated. Maho•- Ohioans who are old enouah 19 · fR I. Aut.> Cilnton Fisher, lllddloporl. •· o vote but are in 1-e armed 1ervlees Ph.lne 621>11-X. · u 1 tf t ony palfellin4 livlni & .dining may, 11111Ume beilnning Jomllll')l i r •. foot woQd buriling firepla•• !Jiake apfllcatlon to their Botrda 111115 Ford V8 Customllnr 2 dr. SeAutom'ttle lomd air oil heal. 3 of Election• lor 1968 Primm• 1nf, dan. Fomomatiti One careful l'l'alier space. · lleMtt oi Middleacre$ jan~ .' ll. K. Ru1sell, Pom- General Eleetlon 'loalll)tl: ~ >wder. New Buick trade-ln. port. Get loe•ted before p~ud4y eroy, Ohio 12 30 6<P thouah their borne precinct DIIY bt ,1,295. Blaeltnar'o Pomeroy. lf_DUDd hurt• you. Phone Q~. In a ~&lstratlon are• lbe1 are .._ '• • 12 28 6lc ~ar 111!$'n~IIJ, BBYMld'l QalrY empted while In the mvice. 1 , ,_ J~~5 ehevrolot VS flel Air 4 ~r . f<tore, Ml• ~ieport, Ohio.10 z· AppUoatlon may be made on • J I poatoge-free post oard fonn, Obi~ S~dan. Power glide. Show room ' deaf\. Fl)ljr equip~ed. $1,495. I'OitllltQ>v: - B·room frame h'll!se wu one of the lint llaiA!rr 10 tbt l!laettnar's Pomeo:oy. 12 28 6tc d7l HelpWonted ~th bat~, ~~~ - of high water, Union to •~'~."'"" ecee~nee ot easy wt]klng dlalane; to buoi- thl! federal form. ',B&ti Otdl •>88" :1 dr. Holliday Cpe. BEYOUR OWN BOSS. Represent nesl ~~- $fl500.00. Owner wlll And Ohio ranb hlp In ll'lDY . R'o packed to the brim with vim. ·Avon Cosmetics. H you C.n fln3nce: , ToflS I> tondltion and appear- ,pare 4 houra a 4~Y, write .,. at MIDDLIPORT - 4-room frame otker ways In ma-ing.JI ea~r for ance. $1,195 Blaettnar's )'om- once. No obiliatlon to ioqlllre. house, neept ,.eonllructlon, all service men lllrl we>Qien to eter· eroy. 1.2 23 6tr utUitle~ 'In houae. Large lot. else their franchlie reaardlesa of Avon, Box 148, M.arietta. beln& io aomo far-lluoa outpoat. ~-----'---'-z_s_tc_ 1 $2'700.tlt). owner wlll flnaltce. SUBURBAN -6-room frame home 111 19158 we a88lsted in aettinC bal· r-;.IVSR;.;b"wa&on Exocpstationed ID wa\er In houae, fuel oll circu- toto to fi~e Ohioan• 1 tlan,l in every way. $1,49S . lator heat 1~-a<re lot with ~ar· 11Little Am,riea' in the election Blaett~ar·a Pomeroy. 12 28 8tc 1181 age an~ other balldln&B. $5000, projeet known u "Operation ~P freeze" and only reeently the DeOWner will finance. Wt!!nted ' ~-ll-:;;~¥eToro~~~4ci;::s~A tense Department expreltiOd Ill PARM liS acrea with &-room 1wept wing beauty. New Pontiac gr~Ut~de for \lie cqoperation of 1 a -h-ou_se_c-le-a-nl-ng-.- Ph- ,-••-. frame bOUle and garage• $1200. the trado·in. $),695. Blnettnar's Pom- _W_il_l"'<i~ Sllte of Ohio in tile Federal m-M. !2-31.Jtp lneludlili all mjneral right!, eroy. . 12 2B 6te. Voting Aaoillince Progiam for CUCKLil RIALTY ; Pj40NE Jt)8.Y oerviee peraonnel. •' . ..tM Bulck Vs Super:2d;:"Rivier3 Now taking applications for · Sen· lOX 22t tilorl Newspaper Rou"' In (I) ~. SIC WilenI tbe' Federal Voting AasflPower $tocring t. Brakes • 1 Coupe. Pomeroy. Call 398, pomerQy. tonce A~ was IDadgurated In Owned ·by one of oiir local mer· t ' 12 ~ tp 19.~~. Ohio wa• one o! t~ree llates cbanls. New Buick trade-in. walv!ng•the re&lstration requlreBlnetlr.ar'a, Pomeroy. 12 28 6tc - --. ~--..--tpree state~ al)oWini more ll!an I ' Now taking apJ)U~ations for S,enLEGA~ NOTICI 45 dayi "round trip" for ballota h Wlllys StRlion Wagon, original tinol Newspaper Routea In Tbe .annnal meeting ot tht (bal)oll are made avaUa~l' io Ohio paint and . tirea. New rlutch, Middleport. f•li SUU, POmc· •lf1C""O!dets of the Polileroy ~a· new batlery. lluns Cine. $47~.0" roy. 12-13·1' tlooalllan~ of P.omOfOY, Ohio for to service ll"!IDPnel 811 rim before an eleetlonl and wu one of 14 Phone ~7H{, 12·26-6t' . 1 tile election of direct~ an~ 1M il'tet aciepliils· the federal poat 20)Business Servit:M ·IIIII tra1111aeUon of •nr. other b"'on~11 c..-d appllcat.iPn and wa• one of 30 •Q• r:or Soie ... ___,_ (_ -'- . -~ may come before the meetln& 4Utes permlttiq them to vote by wl)1lle~beld at the of(leo of said ablentee baU9t. Sinee \bat Ume 6 desirable lots. Out of Rood disGo'Od Clean Utilld Cars Potneror National Bank on Jan· alate• bave liberalized aom• trict. Racine. Phone ,3~31. AU Makes and Models ull')l )4, at3:30 p. m. I 26tc OF fD of lbese aide but Ohio still in the .vanquard of giving tbe )!prsoNPrrg:.~m~ ia. ' -~ men and wom~n in the nation's .: '. WestiJogbonise refrijjerator. Lorge AUTO SALES (1) ~. 3, 4, 8, 7, g,@ 19 !113; !Otc . uniform a ebanee 19 h~ve a say In : " ·W.Z,JI.ew. White, green ini~vernment 'pullell blck home. • Vi . ·~ tbV!,~lic '·· juicer. S. E QUICK. SERVICE on WateR ; II• lll"', ·"' f · R A-' ! "!•' ... L · " ,li;."' l' E .. ! , . '"s; ... , ; ... ,-.. • ' , , "' Ill .. le~Cbester, Ohio. pairlt!r, by .,.Factory Ti'ained IK • • ,·. 1231p . ~liJnaliois. COLLINS JEWEL.i CUstc$U( li.Ucben Kltcheit ERS, Pomeroy. I 3 If ""' Iii ' ACT NOW ChristmB! aupper gueslo at the : des~gn€4 £or your home Free Your Only Autborized S.t.VI $ TO $ 00 hom~ o! Mr. and Mr,. R•ymond eilimat•o Foreman & AbJolt. 1 0· 100 FuUer BR.USH MA:N "' •· Rondolpll were their ehtldren and .: ~·L 6_:&'1-Y. . o· ~~ James lllarrlher Waverly, Ohio, dealer Btue' famillta, Mr. and Mrs. Clarenca 736 E. Moln St. wltb 10 new and uaed trallera Randolph and children, of New •t : FOR SJ ~: one LaMP8"t.tiJ deep 14 to 6q k, alap 10 wide,. '!'\f. Sprlng!leld, Ohio, Mr. l!ld lolrt. PomtRIJ, Ohio I wen Jet pump wit n Pte881lre and tltree l!OdrqPIIIJ, nationa)L' ll!laar Rsndolpb 'and children, Ak· tank anu swil<b. Alsu 85-foet l'ltqno No. 12J - Alt1r 5 PM 10-1-11 kno'!n •mull.. The ' lqwest ~.. roll and )!r, ud lira. Poroel Blgp pl.,.tlc , :~e. 1\i 1 I y,; one ~ alb\e ·lft'!IIJ anywhere. Prlve lln4 ~lt!llker\', ,~Qul. . architect's dfawlns table, ,.,ol -~-~ - -TIRMITtiS UTUitloNATID little ~~ ~o:~ 1 lo!, Tbeae ~r , 'l(r, @ 'ad )lff {ltbo F. Young cal· tnd .taob One tyr•wrlter desk well wol'\b ~ ~P· Thlf 1 1'1!' qp lofr; llid )(11. $. E. Young llld one !IU111! cabhet, handl(lade. o•'or fn;• !na~eot!on ploone 383-ll, Gilmure S~p~ly St•Jre, Pomoroy, ,Jlllll LA$'!' ahopplng place,. !' · · ll$11!fdiy :~venlnJ. fbey also visit· On~ elcetric tabI• oiaw, ·~· woo~ All YIOrk guaranteed Fully In· Mme ~re~ared t~ deal. Fall 1111 'WJt. Ot~o Y~unra pannt~ Mr. lathe, one oo!ld oolt sodcboard, rorod. VauJ;han's Ind•.lstrial l nd fre• , doll ..ey. !Co,'I In tomor an'd "'••. '11. aymond Randolph. 011• "Whl:e'' seWing machine, Ileal A.,,tlal Termite Control Sir .,.. urtlqlie. Poo•e Fomeroy 8111-J. ~>~••· ~~ Jll•rvs. w v. , 2~ tf row.r Anything of Vllvalue taken >fro. Ollie IIIU!, Mra. Nathan In trad~. Biggs and ehlldr,n, Mrs. Bertie 10 ' fit!, WAVERLY MOBILE BliP and daugbte{ called on Mr. . HOM~ SAlLES and Mra. Do110l Bill•· Th~rsday u. 1. Hllhwt' 13 and visited Mis. Opal' Blin at the STRUCTURAL I BEAMS Peirl Randolph home.' , WAVIRLY, OHIO Everett Day Ia ill ShelteriDg SCRAP IRON - METALS ·~~~~~~~~~-#· Arms Hospital. ., NDJJC:I 0' APPOINT~NT Callle Log1n and oon, lvor, re• • lsttHI of ' ' ' -Ill"" Ptcttootd cenlly called on Goorce Logan and , JUHK CO• Notice is bereby i\ven tbat famllr. · · •' l'llont 510 Pomtrtl • Helen J, Lay . whoae Post Office , Mr. and M1'B. Dorsel Biggs ot· ad""'u iJ 2a2 ocean View, Sa)lta tended the funeral of John Frank . Mew Fur,ltur. "ONCRETE BLOCKS Cruz, California haa been duly ap- FeU Sunday afternoon at Ewing " · pointer! asilxecutrlx of the Eatate . Funeral Home, Pomeroy. . ' FOI ' ~lulld IIIII• For !.ttl" of Fay lllltoo ·late of Syracuoe, Mr. and folra. Edgar R19dolph Melia County, Ohio, deceased. And children retul'lled to the!\'~ 1 GnUESI!R BLOCK CO. Dited tbia 26th day of Deeem· home In Akl'on, Thursda1. " ber, · lf&'/, ' ' ' ", ', 3 Mllll Noith of Pomeroy 'lohD C. Bacon LOSER HONOIIID '' .. ' lri~e ot the Probate Court, COLUMBUS, Ohio UP - Jack On Rt. ' 3' Coli Wm.IGI'UIIfr Mtlis CoantYI Ohio Crabtree, Oregon University quar- ' ' ' ltodt Sprln111 ,, (12) 28{·(1) 4, ·l1, ate terback who was named the' most • Itt ~ . 1 a=::z:: ·valuable player in the Rose Bowl ,' 1-"' RADIO ,6 TELE"JlSIOll B!:RV!CII. waa In Pome- game l11t Wedfie!day, will receive .•~ .. " • General Mills KEY ''IINGS ( t.\1,. .,.; i • ' ~ WI!! ,'bf ~!t.! 1t th. 011!04 'of . "'"""'~ Plilt.l, AltO!' neys, )'OillerQy, Otilo, up t•• 11:00 H r n .,""'e..... """ · -N,... ·w _.?.l. -·- - --- ' " ' ~·~~"' ' 'BOXES ~ -. . \ :SII\T. COVERS ~.Pop SUNBEAM SEAT- ' · Selection i • ~ }• , '. Reg.~ U7.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC .RAVEL IRON · $4.95' r.p~.,fn,nt: WI.NTER TIRES 'U5 ReJ. INSURANCE? e 1!,0 malilltrianct "' Cou~ter / ancl practical "'ffodl paneling. Ideal for fa111IIY rCJomt, elena, '· .and.lli!rarl... R~ulrot Town 'and Country F llliU Rd. Qpon ,111 9 Saturduy t'wo ~JC~ A·i re-conditioned plan. &;;lSi' p!l1 , , ., 111 e. · ' 1 8'•tp o!. Prlc~d to II)~. Free delivery. ..., ~' ::;.,. •~aneoA...~:£ ' . · • Call Butland J'urnll!!fe Store, ·~·...QOl,_ 9UI ~~ . ,.tdiiiWea.l at*t!.;-g P~?M .~48!1. · ' 2 8 3tc P•ndl: ~· ' !lllll-:1 llo2l'.lf -~"' l!foq4v. 111.· u,10&8. Nl-i!Oc!k ... ...... ·""P'- .... "" ·• ... ·' · ..• ,, llf\lt 81 o<lal. If, 'f. TJPII!Inr tlecti'OIUJ ~weoper ud Clarl!lll , W.\ltll ~:·~· -~~~~; ~btq. j!han• s~ J~J1}~~~. U.S' ~frMtt~ ~ I~! .~) .•o\~. ~J'.'~;ro_;, ' I ...... ,_ ' 1ood Mlud H*Y· fr ~~· 'liJit 01 . ,ound , · • !l'a,nvr load, H. .\. Colt, T~p iNi SPECIAlS ...... ''" .... .:•.. ROWLEY & REED '·~. ' HARDWARE EqUIPMENT - Bargain on th~ ,.,, • .,.,:~~ 1•14•11•• Job• rr.,..,.lt u•. From Ravenswood .. DISTRIJiliTOi OF FIRE ANJl SAFETY Kyge_r: Taylor 2 1 ~;Mack 1 2 4., Cornebus 3 6 12; Williams o 1 o· Wicklser 0 3 3; Thomproon 2 o 4: Cremeans 0 2 2. . ' BOWLING -· -Take a cons F 6th St.rill'ght R. £. TRACY, Sr.· Diddl~ Barr I 0 2; Dugan 8 2 14· II 3 Rife 6 2 If; Justice 24. 1 0 ,, 1 _ • . ~To WitbiD Two Points . • r:·, ~;~~~uni.'t9111eror·M1tdlepon~Q.,Jan.4,i~ 1 _~ ·:81 tns'u '~nee, . I )· .. i;ltlc:t• . . dAY and c('lll(i itiW blbbt, Wr. ,.. ·, ~- ·'Piott ~~ '! '!~d. 1~piiilnJCente-r, • ~·;ii~IM BeJ(y•, Lot.lllQ\Iodl, Routt 2.11 ~~ 8~ .. ~1· '~~~~ ..~ o1ibo.l ea1fit . ~- ~ , llar&aln t;,,Y,. Liorel · ·~ " 'F""' 0 . 9· ' lolarket 2844. · cause he Is convmced a contributing factor lo the Tornado lly)'!a 66 S•nduoky 41 Ra~~!~S:~e game - A!ioelated free throws for· t2 points. loss was plain old tuckeredness. ' :. COLLIGE Ft . TOP ,.,5,. BOWLERS Score "Pomeroy was pressing Wolfe•pretty hard," and be simply Vormonl 73 Rhodt lolond ·66 D. Hawley, A8SO<. Badio 184 171 ran out of gas in the last quarter, especially on defense," said 11• MlchHI Vt. 67 Northt11rn 51 w. Belles,·Rig and R..l · NEED GOOD 55 7 Larry, And he added that even If his. boys bad been able 1o ~'~~·:..~ ~ .:.~,::,-~~ ~ 2 P. Will, Alfioc. Radio 188 get back out to check that guard (Zir~le, Bruce, 11 out of 16 CCNY G6• lrooklyn Col!fll 151 R. Davis, Xssoc. Radio 187 from far out) It would still have been touch and go the way Maryl•nd 72 South Carolina 5• D. Hannahs, Assoc. Radio 16~ FOR THE BEST! that game sizzled &long. Vlrwlnlo 11 Cltmoon 15 • Crows Steak House bowlers won eANY TYPE! Ma 1 d 2 games from Ohio Produce, Pt. 1 I'll 'I' 72 South Corollno 59 Pleossnt, In the Men's Clossic. R. See or Call ~~~~o:..v;::::: ~::.~: .~~·7r Gibbs Jr. led the local boys witll Rtll• 67 Wllynt St. u. 57 a 223 high lingle and a 603 total. d~ Dlnloon" Grlnntll 61 1'ho Stealc House rolled a ne• ' 1 c..lthltn " Monmouth 51 season high of 2758 . It. Roose hod . , , ·::•~ IS;I(.tnyon 56 1 214 hi~h single and K. Wlilllam• • '~ · .. uth""'b 11 T had 558 total plns for Ohio Pro· 814 E. Main St. Pomeroy 71 0NitiD PRISS fefence ••· Moxlco Lutlitron60 duce Team. · . ~ill at Chapenii\'1" ''111'· c· Oklo, "1"1''""' Clfy U. 19 Now San Francllco vis· St..Maty Tox. 95 Trinity Tox 65 North c;aroltna. San Frane"isco 1,18Fofth·ranked San Jo1o Stato and IOih·ranked Ortgon Stolt 15 Callfornl• 43 and TemPle - trcHh from victor- Temple meets Lebonon Valley. UCLA 64 o,..... 51 l~s in holiday baskclhall tourn ~­ Three other hlghly·rated t~am s ldoho 67 •Ianford 59 mcnt · f!wlng back Into action suffered their lnllial defeats · - -·- - - to{llght against Inferior opponent,; >f the ,season earlier thi! , woek The third-ranked Tar Heel' Jl!o will he acllve tonight. Sixth· wcil-rCAted following their 39·30 ••nkod Michi&an State Ia at Ohio triumph over North Carolina Stat• Slate, oevenlh · ranked Maryland TWIN CITY LIAGUI ' In the final rounol of tho Dixie vllits Clemson, and elghth·rank<!ri High Three Game Ind. - DameClassic lut Saturday, play W•k·.' Cincinnati travels to Tul,., wood 627. Forc11l in an Atlanllc Coast C1111 High Single Game - Damewood -~ Fourth.rankcd Wcs~ Virginia, 240. lbc only unboalen member of tn• l!nltcd Pro11 top 10 <lnlerlaln.! Team Throe Gameo - D. WarnWashington & Lee in a Southern ed 1960. Cunrerence game 1 a n d nlnt'1· Team Sinele Game - v. Warner ranked , Bradley vilits North Tox· 732. state. sTANDINos w.. Loot Top-ranked 'Kunaos and 1eeond· Sport Center,._ 34 11 The Wuhama White Faloons won ranked Kunsu State 11e Idle th" Fore"'an AbbOtt 28 23 their •lxth aamo of tho sea•on Fri- weekend. Both were beaten In Davia warner 28 2S day night " they edgod the Rav· thclr last oulipgs. Kansal whipped Friendly Tavern , 25 28 Wt can help you orrongt toty financing en•wood R41Cl Devils, !13-49, on the Kanm State In thf Big Eight tour· Kaisor 21~ 29" with no monty down and 36 month• 1o Rovonswood floor . nament last Monday, then the lay· American Legi~D \7\!o 38\1 Roy Clark; veteran Wahama hawk• Wt!ro knocked on by OklaIIASOJII HIGHS pay on oil remodeling _or ttpalflng proltdt guard, led the Falcon scoring as he homa Stale Thuroday nlwht. Ind. 3 Gamea - Damewood •27. losoeri In 18 polnta fer one of his 1 r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;,;~;;;;;;;;;;~:;;~v~ beat nlghto o! lhe~,.ason. II Lei ua arrangt for an John Layne, playing lho pivot position in the second half for lnsulatlnt lolt In lht : Waha1na, accounted for 15. ,ThiraHic and alclewall• ol teen o! those point! ramo In tho yaur home. Sqvlng 1 aeeon~ half. Gary Roush, dlmlnutlvo guard, llladt In fuel over a tallied 13 r.. hi1 beat oltorl thus ftw heatl~g HGtona In In the ae .. on. The Falcons won the game In the cio•ing min· will IIGY lor rhe lei>. uteo w~cn they hit on lllveral free throw ouompta, The undeleated Falcons will enlerlain once beaten !14clne on the Peatl Walla Wahan1a floor Tueoday evening. ~tdacorate alii, dreary roo1111 wllh attracli'lt Ow• ) ~~~~~::,.~~~~e~~~lllt s.: lin~l~o~,~:·b:~~ - ' D. Collins ~n(s~l~~f:l~latch 1-3-2. Totals ~ :u~~~y~~ 1: ~.~!~:~·~·: 11 P th \ ;.:.. .' ~ ''· ·· But Zirkle's Four QUickies Takes·:'.1'· R.acme s Tornadoes, once. beaten by Pomeroy when Coacli Larry Morr1son fi gure d th ey r,an ·out of gas 1D · th e 1ast. gual'" ter, meet a better than average ba-ll club tqnight on thetr home floor. Ames-Bern, the home bailiwick of Athens' Coach Charley McAfee four years ago, Is the opposition. s:;r::f~J~.:~~!':'1o37 luctlond Paul Cll$0, professor emeritus l)f basketball o,ut of Woyneoflold 93 41 Marietta College, gutdes.the A-B boys now. If it hadn t bee . n Mlllor Cl'". "' 58 Col•-:;• Gro" 39 for a foul-up with eligibility rules, and M~. Emswiler of, CQ· Homllton Public 83 P omouth 56 Jumbus, A-B now would have a 7·2 record. As it is, the"won- Cols. North 65 Cltvt. 1 lost column reads 4·5. Mlddltltwn 19 Cols. Soo!h 39 Their key playmaker Max Seifrjed a boy a lot like Bob Mlffhlln 63 F11nklln Holghtt 43 Bi h f Ra ' I t • I ' . 0 I ann• 69 Grondvlow 60 unofficial recordr, compii- rc. o . cme as year, vo unteered last year for ~tx months Carroll 65 Conti Wlnchtohr 64 servtce With an army reservist unit. Emswiler ruled that since Chllllcolht 67 MtrloHa 57 JI,tn White: he didn't go by request of the government, rather thlm by TIH!ln Columblon 65 lucyruo 62 ",.. volunteering, he became ineligible for one semester. Mtrtlni'FIIT'f 64 Whttllnt 5I SEO STANDINGS ~·. Seifried had played in three early games of A·l!'s·thls year Mlllonbvrv 52 Gltnmont ~· .·. w. L. For all of which were won, but finally lost via forfeit. . ::::""on ,.cruLkor65olnF4t9. Wllh ton 36 4 0 2SI 163 ~-~ ~ • 0 232 171 Worthington 44 Maryovlllo 42 .i· ·l\\hens 3 I 235 198 .iW~IIilon' 2 2 244 217 -~lpi;Uo 2 2 WI 249 ' ·' Jan It may be noted here that by t~e next time the Tornadoes London 51 Grm City 49 ·· I 3 187 229 and Ames-Bern play on Feb. 7 at Ames·Bern, Mr. Seifried Cots. 1111 70 Mtnofltld .. iddleport 0 4 190 269 4Bon . ~prwoool 72 Clnclnnotl WithrOW' 56 u 4 181 279 will be eligible. He is ti-l and a fine floor technician. . !'eloonvllle Meanwhile, Ames-Bern \;jj; staying in their conte!ls with ~Tm· :':;'~ 1 ~ ~~nc. DIPor,.l53 "··' '· TOp 10 SCORERS (LIIgut) leading scorer Mitchell Smith, 6·2; a Negro who ill good in ct.:' TollS: .~· lldor: .., G. Pta. AY. the middle or on the wing with his one-handed push shot: He Clncinnoil Woodword ""' 61 ., ' 4 119 29.1 Clnclnnal McNJ<hol11 57 4 107 26.8 ts averaging 18 pomts per game. A·B overall height without ' • Conlon McKinltr 51 Mt.. llton 57 4 102 25.5 S~ifried prob~bly is a little under Racine's. How will lhe Tornado fare? Morrison wants a ' win badly Conlon Lln.. ln 63 Obt~lln 41 4 8~ 21.3 4 80 20.0 So do Wolfe, Adams, Salser, McDade and Powell. And further: ~=:::: ~~:.!3~·~~':.,30 4 77 more, they wanted Wahama to win at Ravenswood last night Alllonco 47 Borborton 43 54 4 116 so the Falcon would be coming against them next Tuesday Lonc111tr 62 combrlcltt 57 · 4 55 night at Wahama with an unsullied record. · Columtwo 1 cSt..,Mtry'o ... 56 4 53 o1um-•· Wtlhnon 45 4 52 Nowarlr St. Pranclo 50 Qn erS ere fo8$Sfng 0 Columbuo Rot1ry 40 . '\ _ • ·H·~~.r:r~ ' QuUrler Ra'll\y. - c-,1··~1n~· ;:.~,h-. .es.' ---=o::-7AS=KE....,.,T=B._.,.ALL--'. --' .., ' ,. ' FIRESTONE DI'STIUIUTOR ___ __/ ' �• '•' .. I ' . Fourtl l't-::-Datnv·'SenUne( Poni~~t~daieport, o.: Jan: c. irill$ · \ SPORTS ' DESK =·=::'..::: \ . • ornadoes Meet Sttong A~B .. ' ' ' 1 .,.,.,. iUotr,50, ;. Doytoft Wllltur Wrlthl fl Prankjln 4S ; . Daytoft CoiOMI White··; ; Xenia 60 Mlamloburt 31 ,, Dlyton lllmont 41 Darton .• ,,..,. st Doyton Fol,..onl 6! Plquo 46 llllofontolno 62 v.. "'ott 59 Sid ney 49 ~olrborn "' 47 · Coldwoltr 11 Limo Slit- 46 . ~llno 52 ~ltnct SO ' ' Show~ .... ... ,., , ••• , wm Be Eligibl-eNeJf Time Aroulkl . 1 Locklo;~~ • W 11.re W P A few notes about the 65-67 Racine-Pomeroy game: Larry_ ~'!';/;,':1~=~• 67 7 has been workil~ his gang hard, and that me~ns hard, be· Flodloy 73 Fromonrho! 64 I Ja~ket Jj!nm 2.qt. Piotol-Orip Whittier fOU can fill and ellipty with one hand. Btllliant chrome plated 101kt copper body. Cool, black Bakelite trim. Natllul copper bottom matdt01 Revere Copper· C~ St~nlcu Steel perfectly. Can't ruat ot' bum tbrouah. A whl1k with • dlmp cloth keepalt IPat· tlil>a briaht. Come in and 11\GCt thl1 new kitchen clwalu-. ~:~'!.~:-~~~~~~;.~;., FREE fu. ~~u~:.~m~r:~;~;,arku Fire Extinauish.r. · iotb.;d---~~iiliii'Oi;-;;;. Rut'land Hot Jn 211. Team Three Games - Simon's MaTrket 2844 51 · 1 Mar~~ 904"g e Game - Simon's STANDINGS won Loll P'kersb'g R&R .. 3112 1012 .615 A88oe. Radio 30 21 - .~88 1:) ~~o~~·Mkt. 26 25 .SIO RuUund Red Devils too~ an Painter. ~~ :!~ 7'-31 victory ·over Coach Racine Service 18\!o 3212 , 36 ~ ThOmpson'•'Kyger Cre~k cagers at Pat Elida led. with SEASON Ind. lhree gamesHIGHS - D. Hawley Rutland led all the way owning (A,.oe. Radio) 622. . a all-19 bulge at the three-quarter 1d mark. Although Coach Jim Ven· !game- W. Bellea (Rig & narl cleaned his bench Ill! couldn't 74-31 Win At Pc~ Ky11er. Creek i: 1440 °' Be;~~ ihree Kam~s 7 _ Si~on's Swing Into Play Cage Powers L R Hm'a the 1m~, mod~m f~r bro~ 5 PULL the TRIGGER. · OPIN .the SPOUT -::-----:-~-----_____: -~~~~ door W Zirkle froin t~li 1~11 wlnr the. fourth. , · and he took. fulf advaqtage of it Ollldala called 20 personal foull when · the· time· came:·· . on'· Mlddleporhvbile tlcllnl the r::. t.o;,.•, : Panthers 10. Pomeroy bit on llpner a! •. Improved clu~. Coaeh Nolan 16 'of 31 Nee throws Middleport we!sht Swackhamer shifted lolike Erwin, on tlv'e of i3. 'ole Pa~th81'11 h~ 17 to pave the way "an 8-l, Into the. center aJol and mov- field goils, Middleport got 18: OXP~IlliDil" of major league ed Kelly to lbe ;wing. j{eiiy conileeted ov 3~ percent bail. ., not hilling,-however. field atlemptf, loli4dleport Tbe pro'lO.sal, drafted by a , Bowie! and Long had their,• ~st onOnce 32 perunt. .. ni,rhta at shooting. ugain Pomeroy's •larUng man committee and announced The Panthers could not unravel liye went all the way withotll fe. Frick's oWee late Friday, will be an offenoe until the oecond quart- lief. submitted to the jomt major er. taking a five to seven point Middleport re•e'rves defe,te4 teague meetings in New York Jan. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,._ lead• midway In that frame and Pomeroy re,.rve• 26-23. Jim Har- · SiQce Frick will cast the de· r holding II until rally in "'row ris a 21-21 I tieI with·IIa ldfree is regarded vote In of athetie,'\ianit ·---the -Mitch as ca!c certain Ind. I Game - Jim· Lewis 242. w• · go wo e en 111 b · 1 d • · luspeello!i Your · Team 3 Games- Friendly Tavhit one.• ID w e "f'' · • em 21114. -- Score by quarters: The proposal reaffirms ' Team I Game - Friendly Tavofl·stuted principle that em 771. Pomeroy 6.17 33 1!0 City should not be closed lo the We are equiPped to tllf cype Fire l!xl!ngulsber. . TOP "5" BOWLERS Middleport 7 12 28 .41 · League because of the Domewood 62'7 Indjviduol S<oring: POMEROY- exod~• of the manta and Dodgm. VISIT OUR COMPLETE Wagner M8 Hawthorne ll-0-IO; 'Johnson 4-13-21; And ot w1pes out the old principle SALES AND SERVICE McKinney, E. ~26 Folmer 3-0-6; Wilson ().3-3; Zirlle whereby major leaiue clubs DEPARTMENT Whipple 1109 ll-0-10. 'Totals '17 (16 of 31) 50.. . ~wned• territory., , Meellinte S~t Horn, Jc.OUNTY LEAGUE 504 LOng MIDDLEPORT: 1-3-2; fl I 5-1-11; Bowles Erwin. 6-3-12; Crook& 10 30 50 Pomeroy · High Three Game lnd - D. Col- 0.().0; Kell' 1-3-2; Miller ().0.0; Nel· Kyaer . 3 10 19 31 ~acketa.slamped· themoelves ~;atP~~~~t hold tile 1soring down. ate pponenfli i hi:~· w~{h e[hr!:b fie~.fe:-'.' ~~~ ~l! CUIIOQ!Of Parking . In Jtear of Store MIDDLEPORT, o. Records ".· TO SUIT EVERY TASTE IN OUR c;:,mplttt JOHN RICHMOND Reg. $24.95 OF Tunes ·~ ·Hillbilly Jazz and Classics Rock ·N' Roll · ~SSOCIATED , RADIO .' . and TV .. . '. ' ' lllrry MUler, Oner Phone IM.J ,I ,. $)5~80 ~ ]1 . t.;·P. \ .:n fA(Imus tncl TAILPIPES.,AWD -· WILLIAMSON OI'L. co~ SnAM' ,lRON' I $1&95 '' " ' •• ~ coviis Really Nice · CERAMIC · IRON 'ASH TRAY Re'l!. $13.95 ' R~g. '1.00 $8.95 49~ .. Glasses Reg. .'98¢ .. 66c 18 Personalized ..I Plee~ DISH SETS ,/ Reg. $4.95 Reg. 75e ' 39c . $1;~ 1 I · . bis:h.$etl · ' ' P~illl.. ·=:-.,. ...., • .,.. 1"1 ' A. M. on Wedllllday, JariUil'l' 8th, 1968, for the real ••late kn !WII al 'he WIUIIm lind MII'Y Hull property, localerl about one mil·: north of ~~nvU)e, Scl~lo Tq·1nablp~ con... ~q ol: · 00 ama • •l'lthoul a..umc builollnJ•; 12 aertt wiih bOUII IJi4 l'b aQI'II IJd ioillllll tbt ..no;. . . ' ' . All oflm IUblrwl tO Colllt .P> •proval. ·; • "'' , ""·r· • """ . p . .., . Oll j~r1er, J"''f 12S.Jillp· . : , ue Bb' Yout Eleetion Laws Sac,."" Sales •If• - Empioymenr · . Legal Notice - _ __ m•ll)l' METROPOLITAH • ...., ' •,• ' \ ' 0 < ' ' r• "I·L.,RS I WE BUY I WITH ' CASE ..,. 24 awi·· ····-·- ~Mil· ' ' OHIO VALLE'( - ; ..' $299.00 .. BAKER . i ~~~~~~~~~l~Phh:~'DO~'ioo~-~CI:•l:an~d~A~np~U~anct~~~~~~~=~•~d~oe:to:r·:~a~sp~e~el~al~a~w~ard~f~rorn ~IQre,_ 118 W. Main SL, Porii~I'DI' 2 .13 II · '· wu a Pomeroy bua Touchdown Club lor his play agaiiiBI Ohio State. the Colum REG." ., • . ·. $6,95 . . I:· U·D••.1 Ber; \ ' KIT!;!iiM ~t · as aiv.,_ you , , 1 fl'ft eallmlte · ·tid , 0• 1 • now m • er~ , kitchen 'for your ltolne;,. , 't:ta · \ , 99c ' ' FamliJ ·Every 'home needs a fl!JIIly. , ·room. Let '" alve yoa a fre"'; estimate. No ql>IIPUIIlt to yotl, ·.,\ I l!'yuil do'1 lot ol ~nina tet; ' ·~ I .I!IS li .\'e · you . an e1~ .o,n , a ··' > ' \ II~t social' room. I f~ -f >NO MONIY DOWN ....;.,.~· Y~ktJO'PAY? ' .. ~ ' ,...,.---:---r· ~......,.,.___...........,.. ~'B. IIIYnRY1 Phqne 1»11· , f=l.__ Adonlllil!rotr!X of the ato~ . of -lolai'f 1. H111! . .,,., · . a,c¥ a~d. ,lo\'b I~ wilh 11t'own •- • · . . . , - 1!.1 I. ....-~ ,., " ' - •· WEllSTER t rtJLTZ, ,, filii~. An'""'''Vl 'l)II!De ol.Tip- ( 141 F r t · • ··· -o:-· 01111 • PY· ~bUd's pet.· lollllard 1)1born, \.1 'l _!1 ' • I ' --- · - ~ Allornoyo lor -'!dmlnialfatrix ••,. ~1\118 Boltom, Coolville YU·5814~ Hou1e. Four room8 and· blth. 1634 f?.ll ~eo I EstatE> UZl 31, m 4, 6, Stc .~ 'I 4 3tp Lincoln Height!. Pboric 3:!1-X.' ~even iio~m ~H~ae~wi""th~...~JU;-ra_&_e 14 I :~~to 51)1_ ;vicres stp c~ntral toootion in ll.ldd:cpor! 4 r;;ni, ond -bat.; furnl;bed apirton corner Jot. Will aolUPrniln· Phono·6128-X. 14 6tc Od .. or unt•rrnilhed. :>non' Hr"R.'WL!NGS ~ONS co. -14 ment. •'6035-X. D. L. Beck, 212 IJ. 3r1 hpur Wl'!lcklir . BeMee. Dsy S r~IOJ and both, Middleport. .Middleport, onto. I~·IIHlr ·! l!huor. 8~2'1. Nld>t Ploono PhOne 807~·J, 1 2 Stc - ·-- ~ . SQ~J!olC. D~'DGI! • PLYMOVIH -...- - -· New l!ome on RT. 7 6 mi. from By TID W. IROWff ClEALFIUI • • a If Fotil.nt=" Extenii!On Udders. pomeroy. Oak floor•. :knol!y · ~ . ~-~.~.,.-.,....:...:...:; of 11111 r d Q C1 '" pine· kltehen & cublnets. CookSeaIfoid Aar 1' rop 0 "' 0 ing facliltie! inte,;.ated. Maho•- Ohioans who are old enouah 19 · fR I. Aut.> Cilnton Fisher, lllddloporl. •· o vote but are in 1-e armed 1ervlees Ph.lne 621>11-X. · u 1 tf t ony palfellin4 livlni & .dining may, 11111Ume beilnning Jomllll')l i r •. foot woQd buriling firepla•• !Jiake apfllcatlon to their Botrda 111115 Ford V8 Customllnr 2 dr. SeAutom'ttle lomd air oil heal. 3 of Election• lor 1968 Primm• 1nf, dan. Fomomatiti One careful l'l'alier space. · lleMtt oi Middleacre$ jan~ .' ll. K. Ru1sell, Pom- General Eleetlon 'loalll)tl: ~ >wder. New Buick trade-ln. port. Get loe•ted before p~ud4y eroy, Ohio 12 30 6<P thouah their borne precinct DIIY bt ,1,295. Blaeltnar'o Pomeroy. lf_DUDd hurt• you. Phone Q~. In a ~&lstratlon are• lbe1 are .._ '• • 12 28 6lc ~ar 111!$'n~IIJ, BBYMld'l QalrY empted while In the mvice. 1 , ,_ J~~5 ehevrolot VS flel Air 4 ~r . f<tore, Ml• ~ieport, Ohio.10 z· AppUoatlon may be made on • J I poatoge-free post oard fonn, Obi~ S~dan. Power glide. Show room ' deaf\. Fl)ljr equip~ed. $1,495. I'OitllltQ>v: - B·room frame h'll!se wu one of the lint llaiA!rr 10 tbt l!laettnar's Pomeo:oy. 12 28 6tc d7l HelpWonted ~th bat~, ~~~ - of high water, Union to •~'~."'"" ecee~nee ot easy wt]klng dlalane; to buoi- thl! federal form. ',B&ti Otdl •>88" :1 dr. Holliday Cpe. BEYOUR OWN BOSS. Represent nesl ~~- $fl500.00. Owner wlll And Ohio ranb hlp In ll'lDY . R'o packed to the brim with vim. ·Avon Cosmetics. H you C.n fln3nce: , ToflS I> tondltion and appear- ,pare 4 houra a 4~Y, write .,. at MIDDLIPORT - 4-room frame otker ways In ma-ing.JI ea~r for ance. $1,195 Blaettnar's )'om- once. No obiliatlon to ioqlllre. house, neept ,.eonllructlon, all service men lllrl we>Qien to eter· eroy. 1.2 23 6tr utUitle~ 'In houae. Large lot. else their franchlie reaardlesa of Avon, Box 148, M.arietta. beln& io aomo far-lluoa outpoat. ~-----'---'-z_s_tc_ 1 $2'700.tlt). owner wlll flnaltce. SUBURBAN -6-room frame home 111 19158 we a88lsted in aettinC bal· r-;.IVSR;.;b"wa&on Exocpstationed ID wa\er In houae, fuel oll circu- toto to fi~e Ohioan• 1 tlan,l in every way. $1,49S . lator heat 1~-a<re lot with ~ar· 11Little Am,riea' in the election Blaett~ar·a Pomeroy. 12 28 8tc 1181 age an~ other balldln&B. $5000, projeet known u "Operation ~P freeze" and only reeently the DeOWner will finance. Wt!!nted ' ~-ll-:;;~¥eToro~~~4ci;::s~A tense Department expreltiOd Ill PARM liS acrea with &-room 1wept wing beauty. New Pontiac gr~Ut~de for \lie cqoperation of 1 a -h-ou_se_c-le-a-nl-ng-.- Ph- ,-••-. frame bOUle and garage• $1200. the trado·in. $),695. Blnettnar's Pom- _W_il_l"'<i~ Sllte of Ohio in tile Federal m-M. !2-31.Jtp lneludlili all mjneral right!, eroy. . 12 2B 6te. Voting Aaoillince Progiam for CUCKLil RIALTY ; Pj40NE Jt)8.Y oerviee peraonnel. •' . ..tM Bulck Vs Super:2d;:"Rivier3 Now taking applications for · Sen· lOX 22t tilorl Newspaper Rou"' In (I) ~. SIC WilenI tbe' Federal Voting AasflPower $tocring t. Brakes • 1 Coupe. Pomeroy. Call 398, pomerQy. tonce A~ was IDadgurated In Owned ·by one of oiir local mer· t ' 12 ~ tp 19.~~. Ohio wa• one o! t~ree llates cbanls. New Buick trade-in. walv!ng•the re&lstration requlreBlnetlr.ar'a, Pomeroy. 12 28 6tc - --. ~--..--tpree state~ al)oWini more ll!an I ' Now taking apJ)U~ations for S,enLEGA~ NOTICI 45 dayi "round trip" for ballota h Wlllys StRlion Wagon, original tinol Newspaper Routea In Tbe .annnal meeting ot tht (bal)oll are made avaUa~l' io Ohio paint and . tirea. New rlutch, Middleport. f•li SUU, POmc· •lf1C""O!dets of the Polileroy ~a· new batlery. lluns Cine. $47~.0" roy. 12-13·1' tlooalllan~ of P.omOfOY, Ohio for to service ll"!IDPnel 811 rim before an eleetlonl and wu one of 14 Phone ~7H{, 12·26-6t' . 1 tile election of direct~ an~ 1M il'tet aciepliils· the federal poat 20)Business Servit:M ·IIIII tra1111aeUon of •nr. other b"'on~11 c..-d appllcat.iPn and wa• one of 30 •Q• r:or Soie ... ___,_ (_ -'- . -~ may come before the meetln& 4Utes permlttiq them to vote by wl)1lle~beld at the of(leo of said ablentee baU9t. Sinee \bat Ume 6 desirable lots. Out of Rood disGo'Od Clean Utilld Cars Potneror National Bank on Jan· alate• bave liberalized aom• trict. Racine. Phone ,3~31. AU Makes and Models ull')l )4, at3:30 p. m. I 26tc OF fD of lbese aide but Ohio still in the .vanquard of giving tbe )!prsoNPrrg:.~m~ ia. ' -~ men and wom~n in the nation's .: '. WestiJogbonise refrijjerator. Lorge AUTO SALES (1) ~. 3, 4, 8, 7, g,@ 19 !113; !Otc . uniform a ebanee 19 h~ve a say In : " ·W.Z,JI.ew. White, green ini~vernment 'pullell blck home. • Vi . ·~ tbV!,~lic '·· juicer. S. E QUICK. SERVICE on WateR ; II• lll"', ·"' f · R A-' ! "!•' ... L · " ,li;."' l' E .. ! , . '"s; ... , ; ... ,-.. • ' , , "' Ill .. le~Cbester, Ohio. pairlt!r, by .,.Factory Ti'ained IK • • ,·. 1231p . ~liJnaliois. COLLINS JEWEL.i CUstc$U( li.Ucben Kltcheit ERS, Pomeroy. I 3 If ""' Iii ' ACT NOW ChristmB! aupper gueslo at the : des~gn€4 £or your home Free Your Only Autborized S.t.VI $ TO $ 00 hom~ o! Mr. and Mr,. R•ymond eilimat•o Foreman & AbJolt. 1 0· 100 FuUer BR.USH MA:N "' •· Rondolpll were their ehtldren and .: ~·L 6_:&'1-Y. . o· ~~ James lllarrlher Waverly, Ohio, dealer Btue' famillta, Mr. and Mrs. Clarenca 736 E. Moln St. wltb 10 new and uaed trallera Randolph and children, of New •t : FOR SJ ~: one LaMP8"t.tiJ deep 14 to 6q k, alap 10 wide,. '!'\f. Sprlng!leld, Ohio, Mr. l!ld lolrt. PomtRIJ, Ohio I wen Jet pump wit n Pte881lre and tltree l!OdrqPIIIJ, nationa)L' ll!laar Rsndolpb 'and children, Ak· tank anu swil<b. Alsu 85-foet l'ltqno No. 12J - Alt1r 5 PM 10-1-11 kno'!n •mull.. The ' lqwest ~.. roll and )!r, ud lira. Poroel Blgp pl.,.tlc , :~e. 1\i 1 I y,; one ~ alb\e ·lft'!IIJ anywhere. Prlve lln4 ~lt!llker\', ,~Qul. . architect's dfawlns table, ,.,ol -~-~ - -TIRMITtiS UTUitloNATID little ~~ ~o:~ 1 lo!, Tbeae ~r , 'l(r, @ 'ad )lff {ltbo F. Young cal· tnd .taob One tyr•wrlter desk well wol'\b ~ ~P· Thlf 1 1'1!' qp lofr; llid )(11. $. E. Young llld one !IU111! cabhet, handl(lade. o•'or fn;• !na~eot!on ploone 383-ll, Gilmure S~p~ly St•Jre, Pomoroy, ,Jlllll LA$'!' ahopplng place,. !' · · ll$11!fdiy :~venlnJ. fbey also visit· On~ elcetric tabI• oiaw, ·~· woo~ All YIOrk guaranteed Fully In· Mme ~re~ared t~ deal. Fall 1111 'WJt. Ot~o Y~unra pannt~ Mr. lathe, one oo!ld oolt sodcboard, rorod. VauJ;han's Ind•.lstrial l nd fre• , doll ..ey. !Co,'I In tomor an'd "'••. '11. aymond Randolph. 011• "Whl:e'' seWing machine, Ileal A.,,tlal Termite Control Sir .,.. urtlqlie. Poo•e Fomeroy 8111-J. ~>~••· ~~ Jll•rvs. w v. , 2~ tf row.r Anything of Vllvalue taken >fro. Ollie IIIU!, Mra. Nathan In trad~. Biggs and ehlldr,n, Mrs. Bertie 10 ' fit!, WAVERLY MOBILE BliP and daugbte{ called on Mr. . HOM~ SAlLES and Mra. Do110l Bill•· Th~rsday u. 1. Hllhwt' 13 and visited Mis. Opal' Blin at the STRUCTURAL I BEAMS Peirl Randolph home.' , WAVIRLY, OHIO Everett Day Ia ill ShelteriDg SCRAP IRON - METALS ·~~~~~~~~~-#· Arms Hospital. ., NDJJC:I 0' APPOINT~NT Callle Log1n and oon, lvor, re• • lsttHI of ' ' ' -Ill"" Ptcttootd cenlly called on Goorce Logan and , JUHK CO• Notice is bereby i\ven tbat famllr. · · •' l'llont 510 Pomtrtl • Helen J, Lay . whoae Post Office , Mr. and M1'B. Dorsel Biggs ot· ad""'u iJ 2a2 ocean View, Sa)lta tended the funeral of John Frank . Mew Fur,ltur. "ONCRETE BLOCKS Cruz, California haa been duly ap- FeU Sunday afternoon at Ewing " · pointer! asilxecutrlx of the Eatate . Funeral Home, Pomeroy. . ' FOI ' ~lulld IIIII• For !.ttl" of Fay lllltoo ·late of Syracuoe, Mr. and folra. Edgar R19dolph Melia County, Ohio, deceased. And children retul'lled to the!\'~ 1 GnUESI!R BLOCK CO. Dited tbia 26th day of Deeem· home In Akl'on, Thursda1. " ber, · lf&'/, ' ' ' ", ', 3 Mllll Noith of Pomeroy 'lohD C. Bacon LOSER HONOIIID '' .. ' lri~e ot the Probate Court, COLUMBUS, Ohio UP - Jack On Rt. ' 3' Coli Wm.IGI'UIIfr Mtlis CoantYI Ohio Crabtree, Oregon University quar- ' ' ' ltodt Sprln111 ,, (12) 28{·(1) 4, ·l1, ate terback who was named the' most • Itt ~ . 1 a=::z:: ·valuable player in the Rose Bowl ,' 1-"' RADIO ,6 TELE"JlSIOll B!:RV!CII. waa In Pome- game l11t Wedfie!day, will receive .•~ .. " • General Mills KEY ''IINGS ( t.\1,. .,.; i • ' ~ WI!! ,'bf ~!t.! 1t th. 011!04 'of . "'"""'~ Plilt.l, AltO!' neys, )'OillerQy, Otilo, up t•• 11:00 H r n .,""'e..... """ · -N,... ·w _.?.l. -·- - --- ' " ' ~·~~"' ' 'BOXES ~ -. . \ :SII\T. COVERS ~.Pop SUNBEAM SEAT- ' · Selection i • ~ }• , '. Reg.~ U7.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC .RAVEL IRON · $4.95' r.p~.,fn,nt: WI.NTER TIRES 'U5 ReJ. INSURANCE? e 1!,0 malilltrianct "' Cou~ter / ancl practical "'ffodl paneling. Ideal for fa111IIY rCJomt, elena, '· .and.lli!rarl... R~ulrot Town 'and Country F llliU Rd. Qpon ,111 9 Saturduy t'wo ~JC~ A·i re-conditioned plan. &;;lSi' p!l1 , , ., 111 e. · ' 1 8'•tp o!. Prlc~d to II)~. Free delivery. ..., ~' ::;.,. •~aneoA...~:£ ' . · • Call Butland J'urnll!!fe Store, ·~·...QOl,_ 9UI ~~ . ,.tdiiiWea.l at*t!.;-g P~?M .~48!1. · ' 2 8 3tc P•ndl: ~· ' !lllll-:1 llo2l'.lf -~"' l!foq4v. 111.· u,10&8. Nl-i!Oc!k ... ...... ·""P'- .... "" ·• ... ·' · ..• ,, llf\lt 81 o<lal. If, 'f. TJPII!Inr tlecti'OIUJ ~weoper ud Clarl!lll , W.\ltll ~:·~· -~~~~; ~btq. j!han• s~ J~J1}~~~. U.S' ~frMtt~ ~ I~! .~) .•o\~. ~J'.'~;ro_;, ' I ...... ,_ ' 1ood Mlud H*Y· fr ~~· 'liJit 01 . ,ound , · • !l'a,nvr load, H. .\. Colt, T~p iNi SPECIAlS ...... ''" .... .:•.. ROWLEY & REED '·~. ' HARDWARE EqUIPMENT - Bargain on th~ ,.,, • .,.,:~~ 1•14•11•• Job• rr.,..,.lt u•. From Ravenswood .. DISTRIJiliTOi OF FIRE ANJl SAFETY Kyge_r: Taylor 2 1 ~;Mack 1 2 4., Cornebus 3 6 12; Williams o 1 o· Wicklser 0 3 3; Thomproon 2 o 4: Cremeans 0 2 2. . ' BOWLING -· -Take a cons F 6th St.rill'ght R. £. TRACY, Sr.· Diddl~ Barr I 0 2; Dugan 8 2 14· II 3 Rife 6 2 If; Justice 24. 1 0 ,, 1 _ • . ~To WitbiD Two Points . • r:·, ~;~~~uni.'t9111eror·M1tdlepon~Q.,Jan.4,i~ 1 _~ ·:81 tns'u '~nee, . I )· .. i;ltlc:t• . . dAY and c('lll(i itiW blbbt, Wr. ,.. ·, ~- ·'Piott ~~ '! '!~d. 1~piiilnJCente-r, • ~·;ii~IM BeJ(y•, Lot.lllQ\Iodl, Routt 2.11 ~~ 8~ .. ~1· '~~~~ ..~ o1ibo.l ea1fit . ~- ~ , llar&aln t;,,Y,. Liorel · ·~ " 'F""' 0 . 9· ' lolarket 2844. · cause he Is convmced a contributing factor lo the Tornado lly)'!a 66 S•nduoky 41 Ra~~!~S:~e game - A!ioelated free throws for· t2 points. loss was plain old tuckeredness. ' :. COLLIGE Ft . TOP ,.,5,. BOWLERS Score "Pomeroy was pressing Wolfe•pretty hard," and be simply Vormonl 73 Rhodt lolond ·66 D. Hawley, A8SO<. Badio 184 171 ran out of gas in the last quarter, especially on defense," said 11• MlchHI Vt. 67 Northt11rn 51 w. Belles,·Rig and R..l · NEED GOOD 55 7 Larry, And he added that even If his. boys bad been able 1o ~'~~·:..~ ~ .:.~,::,-~~ ~ 2 P. Will, Alfioc. Radio 188 get back out to check that guard (Zir~le, Bruce, 11 out of 16 CCNY G6• lrooklyn Col!fll 151 R. Davis, Xssoc. Radio 187 from far out) It would still have been touch and go the way Maryl•nd 72 South Carolina 5• D. Hannahs, Assoc. Radio 16~ FOR THE BEST! that game sizzled &long. Vlrwlnlo 11 Cltmoon 15 • Crows Steak House bowlers won eANY TYPE! Ma 1 d 2 games from Ohio Produce, Pt. 1 I'll 'I' 72 South Corollno 59 Pleossnt, In the Men's Clossic. R. See or Call ~~~~o:..v;::::: ~::.~: .~~·7r Gibbs Jr. led the local boys witll Rtll• 67 Wllynt St. u. 57 a 223 high lingle and a 603 total. d~ Dlnloon" Grlnntll 61 1'ho Stealc House rolled a ne• ' 1 c..lthltn " Monmouth 51 season high of 2758 . It. Roose hod . , , ·::•~ IS;I(.tnyon 56 1 214 hi~h single and K. Wlilllam• • '~ · .. uth""'b 11 T had 558 total plns for Ohio Pro· 814 E. Main St. Pomeroy 71 0NitiD PRISS fefence ••· Moxlco Lutlitron60 duce Team. · . ~ill at Chapenii\'1" ''111'· c· Oklo, "1"1''""' Clfy U. 19 Now San Francllco vis· St..Maty Tox. 95 Trinity Tox 65 North c;aroltna. San Frane"isco 1,18Fofth·ranked San Jo1o Stato and IOih·ranked Ortgon Stolt 15 Callfornl• 43 and TemPle - trcHh from victor- Temple meets Lebonon Valley. UCLA 64 o,..... 51 l~s in holiday baskclhall tourn ~­ Three other hlghly·rated t~am s ldoho 67 •Ianford 59 mcnt · f!wlng back Into action suffered their lnllial defeats · - -·- - - to{llght against Inferior opponent,; >f the ,season earlier thi! , woek The third-ranked Tar Heel' Jl!o will he acllve tonight. Sixth· wcil-rCAted following their 39·30 ••nkod Michi&an State Ia at Ohio triumph over North Carolina Stat• Slate, oevenlh · ranked Maryland TWIN CITY LIAGUI ' In the final rounol of tho Dixie vllits Clemson, and elghth·rank<!ri High Three Game Ind. - DameClassic lut Saturday, play W•k·.' Cincinnati travels to Tul,., wood 627. Forc11l in an Atlanllc Coast C1111 High Single Game - Damewood -~ Fourth.rankcd Wcs~ Virginia, 240. lbc only unboalen member of tn• l!nltcd Pro11 top 10 <lnlerlaln.! Team Throe Gameo - D. WarnWashington & Lee in a Southern ed 1960. Cunrerence game 1 a n d nlnt'1· Team Sinele Game - v. Warner ranked , Bradley vilits North Tox· 732. state. sTANDINos w.. Loot Top-ranked 'Kunaos and 1eeond· Sport Center,._ 34 11 The Wuhama White Faloons won ranked Kunsu State 11e Idle th" Fore"'an AbbOtt 28 23 their •lxth aamo of tho sea•on Fri- weekend. Both were beaten In Davia warner 28 2S day night " they edgod the Rav· thclr last oulipgs. Kansal whipped Friendly Tavern , 25 28 Wt can help you orrongt toty financing en•wood R41Cl Devils, !13-49, on the Kanm State In thf Big Eight tour· Kaisor 21~ 29" with no monty down and 36 month• 1o Rovonswood floor . nament last Monday, then the lay· American Legi~D \7\!o 38\1 Roy Clark; veteran Wahama hawk• Wt!ro knocked on by OklaIIASOJII HIGHS pay on oil remodeling _or ttpalflng proltdt guard, led the Falcon scoring as he homa Stale Thuroday nlwht. Ind. 3 Gamea - Damewood •27. losoeri In 18 polnta fer one of his 1 r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;,;~;;;;;;;;;;~:;;~v~ beat nlghto o! lhe~,.ason. II Lei ua arrangt for an John Layne, playing lho pivot position in the second half for lnsulatlnt lolt In lht : Waha1na, accounted for 15. ,ThiraHic and alclewall• ol teen o! those point! ramo In tho yaur home. Sqvlng 1 aeeon~ half. Gary Roush, dlmlnutlvo guard, llladt In fuel over a tallied 13 r.. hi1 beat oltorl thus ftw heatl~g HGtona In In the ae .. on. The Falcons won the game In the cio•ing min· will IIGY lor rhe lei>. uteo w~cn they hit on lllveral free throw ouompta, The undeleated Falcons will enlerlain once beaten !14clne on the Peatl Walla Wahan1a floor Tueoday evening. ~tdacorate alii, dreary roo1111 wllh attracli'lt Ow• ) ~~~~~::,.~~~~e~~~lllt s.: lin~l~o~,~:·b:~~ - ' D. Collins ~n(s~l~~f:l~latch 1-3-2. Totals ~ :u~~~y~~ 1: ~.~!~:~·~·: 11 P th \ ;.:.. .' ~ ''· ·· But Zirkle's Four QUickies Takes·:'.1'· R.acme s Tornadoes, once. beaten by Pomeroy when Coacli Larry Morr1son fi gure d th ey r,an ·out of gas 1D · th e 1ast. gual'" ter, meet a better than average ba-ll club tqnight on thetr home floor. Ames-Bern, the home bailiwick of Athens' Coach Charley McAfee four years ago, Is the opposition. s:;r::f~J~.:~~!':'1o37 luctlond Paul Cll$0, professor emeritus l)f basketball o,ut of Woyneoflold 93 41 Marietta College, gutdes.the A-B boys now. If it hadn t bee . n Mlllor Cl'". "' 58 Col•-:;• Gro" 39 for a foul-up with eligibility rules, and M~. Emswiler of, CQ· Homllton Public 83 P omouth 56 Jumbus, A-B now would have a 7·2 record. As it is, the"won- Cols. North 65 Cltvt. 1 lost column reads 4·5. Mlddltltwn 19 Cols. Soo!h 39 Their key playmaker Max Seifrjed a boy a lot like Bob Mlffhlln 63 F11nklln Holghtt 43 Bi h f Ra ' I t • I ' . 0 I ann• 69 Grondvlow 60 unofficial recordr, compii- rc. o . cme as year, vo unteered last year for ~tx months Carroll 65 Conti Wlnchtohr 64 servtce With an army reservist unit. Emswiler ruled that since Chllllcolht 67 MtrloHa 57 JI,tn White: he didn't go by request of the government, rather thlm by TIH!ln Columblon 65 lucyruo 62 ",.. volunteering, he became ineligible for one semester. Mtrtlni'FIIT'f 64 Whttllnt 5I SEO STANDINGS ~·. Seifried had played in three early games of A·l!'s·thls year Mlllonbvrv 52 Gltnmont ~· .·. w. L. For all of which were won, but finally lost via forfeit. . ::::""on ,.cruLkor65olnF4t9. Wllh ton 36 4 0 2SI 163 ~-~ ~ • 0 232 171 Worthington 44 Maryovlllo 42 .i· ·l\\hens 3 I 235 198 .iW~IIilon' 2 2 244 217 -~lpi;Uo 2 2 WI 249 ' ·' Jan It may be noted here that by t~e next time the Tornadoes London 51 Grm City 49 ·· I 3 187 229 and Ames-Bern play on Feb. 7 at Ames·Bern, Mr. Seifried Cots. 1111 70 Mtnofltld .. iddleport 0 4 190 269 4Bon . ~prwoool 72 Clnclnnotl WithrOW' 56 u 4 181 279 will be eligible. He is ti-l and a fine floor technician. . !'eloonvllle Meanwhile, Ames-Bern \;jj; staying in their conte!ls with ~Tm· :':;'~ 1 ~ ~~nc. DIPor,.l53 "··' '· TOp 10 SCORERS (LIIgut) leading scorer Mitchell Smith, 6·2; a Negro who ill good in ct.:' TollS: .~· lldor: .., G. Pta. AY. the middle or on the wing with his one-handed push shot: He Clncinnoil Woodword ""' 61 ., ' 4 119 29.1 Clnclnnal McNJ<hol11 57 4 107 26.8 ts averaging 18 pomts per game. A·B overall height without ' • Conlon McKinltr 51 Mt.. llton 57 4 102 25.5 S~ifried prob~bly is a little under Racine's. How will lhe Tornado fare? Morrison wants a ' win badly Conlon Lln.. ln 63 Obt~lln 41 4 8~ 21.3 4 80 20.0 So do Wolfe, Adams, Salser, McDade and Powell. And further: ~=:::: ~~:.!3~·~~':.,30 4 77 more, they wanted Wahama to win at Ravenswood last night Alllonco 47 Borborton 43 54 4 116 so the Falcon would be coming against them next Tuesday Lonc111tr 62 combrlcltt 57 · 4 55 night at Wahama with an unsullied record. · Columtwo 1 cSt..,Mtry'o ... 56 4 53 o1um-•· Wtlhnon 45 4 52 Nowarlr St. Pranclo 50 Qn erS ere fo8$Sfng 0 Columbuo Rot1ry 40 . '\ _ • ·H·~~.r:r~ ' QuUrler Ra'll\y. - c-,1··~1n~· ;:.~,h-. .es.' ---=o::-7AS=KE....,.,T=B._.,.ALL--'. --' .., ' ,. ' FIRESTONE DI'STIUIUTOR ___ __/ ' �'\ r • I ~ddlepori Brinker-Roush'Wedding Vo'ws . , . Walk-In "'-rden Exchanged Sunday December 151 Cluti Me:ng Is ~ JI Held At Hart's \ Sotiety The first meetmg of the ne• year wa, held 1t the home of Mm Hart on the Pomeroy Athens road M .1S Carolyn Lauderback gb,er of Air and Mrs Jamo•s La~dorbach of Route 1 Nelson ~~:l~tt t;o,l~!.~IafY ·~~~·dci.~~ VtlJc, Oh10 Is spendtng her Chrtst mas vacation with Mr und Mr"' s ., \ • ' Th~ oa~~v,se"tmel , ~:No:!::::. ·~ ~; ",Ch•illmll• in Other !ilnda" prc•ent~d ~Y Den INve and Six• ~eli>brated the cloJe ' pt art~llie Jlrinal~g In of the ¥e 11,11958, " oOden ill! exoll!•nlle• were , Pray~r Mrs Bertha W•ll•aon• rur mshed th> only arrangement lor , , ' ..,. ne ' decorated with' 1\ome made thiS meetmg ' I mont.! Wlll'e dl!played by Den She IS the nc!ce of Mrs Merro w Tbe new ' car -..and the Ga;den ., Den Three ahowed b9jb The Rev and Mrs c E Hoyt theme W8J ably depiCted '" a gar M 1>f tongue• dlope~~Bero, tle ;.:;~~~·:.::.• and son, Davul, rclrncd Thursday den soene USing a 001&11 potted and napkin holders mpde of from Fmdlay where they had plant •on each sode or ths , garden Cub Scout Pa,<:k 248 met Monday by thor parent. to 'Jack! Mill pie pfatea Memo pada and Vllittcd the Rev and Mrs w c path w1th an arch hung w•th small cvemng Dec 30 at the Pomeroy Bobby Schaefer Davl e cr, mas candles were made by Harman and .son 1hcy went cspec green and red bells overh01d Sea• Senoor High School Auditorium Tommy Har•• 'Patn d Michael, Five and Den Sill diSplayed !ally to see Mrs Robert Mills (.tar ed >l the garden gate 011 a cushiOn fnr their reRuiar monthly meetong tid and Johnny GO<I<i~ Sto:/' 0 nishcd log candle holaers garet Hoyt} and her new so n Dav of whole sat the tnfant New Year Due to the ollness of lh~ Cub ny Wellman Receiving n :J~ b 'a'd ed woth thistle and or~:m''~~;till~ ld Robert at the BJ 1nrhard Valley 11 Complclo woth diaper and safely Master , Orval Wiles Jolhnn~ ges were Bobby Imbode 0 s Cubs •ttcndmg l)le fat h<:r, Carl Jennings Htr grand pon holdong aloft a llny banner Y~u~g preSided at the meeling Gobbs, Jobm1y Wolfe T~~~Y were those Qall)ed above father Peler Jcnmngs accompan belr!ng the numerals 1058 A lov wh1clo opened With the Pledge to Wood~ Ja,ckoe Miiier Tedd M Y ard and Dill English, Harry ""'"''•' ted her hQille for a few days VISit ely scene appropmle ~ lhO'New the Flbag ar1ty, Johnny Gulnlh~r and YDic::, David Keller Steve Fjniaw, Ai.L NEW 13o ca1 awards were presented KDJght... Year season gene Triplett, Larcy Mankm M1ss Mary Denms of Columbus IS the guest o( her SISler and bro l!csponse to Roll Call we~s All ughout lhe evenmg Gold and Silver arrow points L;trry Wiles of Den Two, Iher 1n law l'lfr and Mrs George Interesting Tree I Saw and I'Wh)l Garno, were played aqd prozc were awarded to Teddy Morarily ~~:~:~:· J~~.!;:Y and lloeflich Chesl< r Road of Spectal Interest awarded to Janet Knaght Ro.se~ ,.and Johnny Gutnther and D1ck 1e ~ Eelva Wtliard onjecled an ele mary Slade and Janel Vineyard ~mghL Group Singing of Cub gan Den Three Mn; George 1Ioc n1ch and guest ? ment of fun mto the sorJal hou r After the openmg of the many songs folloWed the prcsen :JI'J~a~:~:org!~· D~n e :"vftss Mar} Demus spent Fnday 1n I ul~mg a humerous qutz In ~ h1ch usetul g1fts he rece1ved a large tatlons gene Sm1th Ronald l,roctorv•llc wtth Mr and Mrs Ge rald Mcintosh and fanuty :ult;arttclpo:~tcd With htlarwus II.: 'l1rtbday cake decorated for mt Skits showing the Happy Chnst Jacobs and Jeffrey Mrs Thomas McClung and ch1l Ass!sled by Belv W ll dlvlduai ~ scrvmg 1t'l white and mas theme was g1ven-by the Dens Ftvc, and Joel Boney, dren of WlhTHngton wh o have hostess served refre:hme~ t:r~ ~~~ ~aesen an ~ns~thbehd wath h1s nam"' Dell One presented a New England Brown Charles Murray, INCLUDES been the gu est~> nf h<:>r parents etght members t / serve w1 ot eltocoli te tn Chr1stmas wtth hunters Iookm~ Wr1gbt Johnny Rogers and Mr and Mrs Oale Smath left tomg will be presen Next mcel I the followmg guests V1ctor Gaul for :~ ..,,...,_r and Den Two depleted Campbell, Den Six llefrlgeralor ani day for Juc kson to vasat Mr and home Gf Jea~ o~en ~eetmg at th" Beth Hoffman RosemAry Slade a Cbr1stmaa celebration m Mex.u:n It was annodnced that Mrs Heber Mct:lmg neys End e aun ers at Jour I Janet Vmeyard, CJJJ ....ung w1th the breakmg of Stmp\on and Guy Cowan Gas Range 1\trs C II Jt sse has 1't'turned G the traditiOnal p1 nato share responsibilities of the Pay Only $59 50 down home artcr a vasJt w1th r()IRtwes an ayan,, Gaul. ~anet !{night EJ A pantom•me of 'Old Lang m•ltcc chairmanship Zanesville She w11s accompanied urprise dte Gilliland Bob Burke lltanlev Syne' was giVen by Den Three tha nks wal giVeij to ........,, . ud f29 OB per month home h) Mr 1nd Mrs Roy Ruby Kelley, Leny Snuth Jack Kelly w1th the group surroundmg a for asSisting during of Camhr1dge MR. and MRS. MANNING R'lUSH Stephen Hoffman Rolph Knlgh' beauhfuUy decorated Chnstm.. '"''' •nd to Ml58 Janet .Carnent..t J\11 und Mrs It •vmonrl Killing In an tmpressive ceremony on 'The Lord~ P1nyer" ildgar Hartung John Helzer llo tree Ricky Gilmore represented the p~amst for the evemng mer Cole, Larry (MOIU<) Borton, cr of Hot;cval!t VIsited Pomeroy SundaY; December 15 at the For rclataves F11day est Run Metbodost Church Miss George C~llms Bob Powell PhiliP For her d;ughter s wedding Mrs HA Max Allen Fachwger son Bnnker daughter of Mr Brinker chose a beu.:e d'ress wdb A surprise party was given Fr Boyles. George Sargent, Mr anr.l or Mr and Mrs Allen EJchmger and Mrs Bert :Brinker Pomeroy, black acccssunes and a red carna day evemng Dec 27 at the home1 Mrs Bruce Myers, Joyce and Will return to r.n at I ukes Jlhnms bccam8 the bride of Mr i~anning tlon eorsage 1\frs Roush wore a Mr and Mn Oris Gauls Sumner Lipda Roger Gaul Ceci118 Gaul On Tbe Brlgbtesl Corner Jan 5 after spcnd111g the hol1days Foush son of Mr and Mrs Kerns blnck velvet dress tnrnmed with Oh10 by Mrs Barbara Gaul 1~ and Mr and Mrs Oris Gaul anol I wath his parents and other rcla Roush, Mmersvllie In Middleport while nylon With bla<k and white honor or lt!r son Rodney's sucteen the honor gued Hostess Barbar~ t1ves and fncnd s The Rev John Elwood read the acccssor1u and a corsage of red th birthday whO<b was on Christ Gaul a.ssutcd by .her n1ece, Doro vows of the dOuble rinll ceremony carnallons thy Myers maa Day at 2 ao p m before the altar dec Sendmg g1fh but not attending orated wtth arrangements of wHite Followmg the ceremony a recep The home was decorated with a were Mr and Mrs Howard Ca!d gladoli lilacs mums and green lion was held at the Hotel Martin beoutofuily lighted Cbr,.tmas tree well Jr Howle Bobble and Martle ferns and holly and two seven The bride 8 tab)e was lovely m Cbr1stmas cards and evergreen Mr and Mrs J M Gaul and Patty br•nch candelabra entwined with w~tiblc ihmen cover and ceuterecl branches m keeping w1th the boil arid Vlck~e Lynn, Froda Smoth Ivy Lighted candles were Jn each W t C three t1ered weddmg day festJ v&ltes Bob Dorst, Myrna Hollman Nit& window cake With tall white tapers m / A huge glass dosh filled With Jean Cole Nancy Jo Cole, Roge G crystal holders on either s1de diVinity and penoehe candy and Keller Jeanette Keller acd Ronnie1 1ven m marriage by her father M chocoi te f d J the bride wore 8 ballerina length Iss Wanda Brmker, Pomeroy a u ge was en oyed thro- Cowdrey gown of wh1te lace over taffeta Mrs Hllllm Ihchardson Columbug Reg $419 00 8 pe Brlckwede Dining Room Suit~ Wllh wh1tc hat and veil and plas- and MJ~s Thel111a Dav1a, Mme.rs SALE $34UO tic shoes w1th rhmcdoncs She 1 vlllc were the hostesses M1~ 8 Ra R2g $239.00 6 pc Modern Dining Room Suite UStOO carrtcd a wh 1tc Bible loJJpcd With thcl Roush ststcr of the groom Reg. $109.0t Brtckwede Mahogany Corner China White carnnt1ons and Jlhcs of tho regJStci~d tlu guests SALE $88.~0 vallef With white saltn streamers Mrs Roush IS a graduate of the hcd m lov,r knots Reg $159,00 Btlckw~e Mahogany China Sale $133.80 Ra\!e nswooa Jlagh School class of M1ss Pauline Wolfr Mmcrsvalle I05~ Mr l!onsh IS a graduate of Reg $129 00 Brlckwede Mahogany 'Bullet Sale $103 the maid or honor woro a while Pnmcooy lligh School ciao! of dress With blue sash blue accca IDM mod " cmploJcd by ll>e Un Reg $22 50 Brlckwede Mahogany Side\ Cbalrs $18.00 sor1cs and a cor&agc of pmk car JOn Rar,Re Lino Corp t~s a Striker Reg $129 00 Brlckwede Mnhogan~ Drop Leaf Table 11at1ons Engtncer SALE $103.1)0 Mr Robert David Mlncrsv&llc, served as bent man and ushor~ Reg. $97 50 Limed Oak Plastic Top Table and 4 1 he cour>l ~ are at home to their were Edgar, 11 FlbrJan Jr , of Pt fr~ends at 114 1> Mulberry AVe •1 ' SALE $qt.Oo Plcasunt •W Va Donald r nMt Attending the weddong and re Reg. n4o.oo \llfjlfe' Extension Table SALE •••·•· ·• cr and Troy Ohlinge r bolh of cephon were Mr and Mrs H A romeroy lteg. $34.50 Solid Clierry Side Cbalrs SA:~ Rleha1 rlson and children Ale!C and Jlrcccchng th(l rrrcmony a half Nanette Columbus C'lyde Fraker Reg $19.95 Solid Maple Sid( Choirs SALE hour of nupti al mua.c was pt u8()nt Tennessee Jerry Groham Park f I'd by Mrs Horace Korr ur~n nlst crsburg Mr and 1\trs Donald and MI.!! John ~~lwood suloitlt Vruu gt r Collfornta Mr !llld ilrs There'• a world of salisfactlon in who s mg llf'ruu~~ I 1ovc You nnsc nu WI c Mrs Marg:uct l>avas 1ruly lllld durmg tlw <crcmony Ut)(l Mrs VlrgmJa Dcnvcts Atbcns lhaplnq your own future - by Edgur II ~ lonnn and M1s Ruth addtnv to your Savinvs Account llosptt,ll li'lnrttn 11 PINt~a lt Mr and Mrs reqularly. I rc Jon U Sc11naf \\ ho has Fred Bnnkcr and AJim th Brinker Reg $54o00 Llmed 'Oak Knee llol~ Desks Sale $«JJI been home for jhe holulays lrh Lt•tm t W Va 1lr and Mrs Jesse Reg $52.50 Walnut Knee Jlole Desks Sale $43 00 MAKE 19'>8 YOUU BEST YEAR I rulay fnr has 11t w ,tssJgnm cn t at Brinker lhv illld Mrs John F~ l I orl 81<:!" 1rt G,t Reg $52 00 Limed Oak Knee Hole Desks Sale $43 00 ~vood and M1ss Manlyn L)-ons Ra We Pay 2% IRtcrcsl On Your Savings Mr anet M1 s John Fultz and e1ne Reg $42 00 Mahogany Knee Hole Desks Sale $34.00 tlaughter, A111ta ~torlc wete rc rrnt guu;ts uf l\11 and 1lrs liar ~1rR JIOII CC Karr Ahs G(lorgc Reg $42.00 Maple Knee Hole Desks Sale $34>.00 old Vnglt song and duu~hl()r Me Offutt and Mrs Kathryn Mota lmdu buni on Ch~stm dr and Mrs C J" Mlss Sheila Stover 11 tearhor in Rhooios Moddleporl Mrs Ernest the Ln ncnsle1 Elem\mtary Schooh, Uhodcs Mrs Katht yn Jordoll Don plans to ret urn there Sunday art Rid 1; Reuter Tror Ohlongcr Mrs cr tipuuhn g the holiduys with hm Chrislma 0 Donnell William F Member Federal ltcserv~ SvRiem pm uts :llr nnd Mre Ham Slov 0 Donnell Mr and Mrs T A f!r uul b10ther Davis Downie Mr nnd ~frs Roy Betzmg Member Federal Deposit lnAurnnce Corporation Nt w Year II Eve guests or Mr Mr und Mu Corliss JACobs Har POMEUOY, 01110 and Mr~ Hal old Sauer and dnugh old Franklm Agnes Rita Jean trr Mary lhith nnd MIS Addlo and Wunda Bronkcr, Mrs DoiOthy Fugnte were Mrs Sauers sister Barras and Mr 11nd Mrs Warren and fnnnly Mr nnd Mrs Denver Brummett, Pomero) Weber and son David Belpro A Mr and Mu Chmty Bact Mrs pan<ako supper was served late ~ohn I' Bailey Mrs Bertha Scott m the evtmng Mr and Mrs Russ Watson Mr Herbert Munley 703 North ~ nd Mrs John P Scott, Mr and Stroct i• a medic-al paUent •Irs Albert Bao~ Mrs Denver Holzer Hospital Holter Mise Thelma Davis, Mr Sue Lievlng, baby daughter of and Mr• Uswln Neas~ Mrs, Q'~ Mr and Mrs Reymond Llevlng, Nease, Mrs Davlot Nelse Mr and West Colombia, is a pationt at Mrs Jocop Bncr, Albert •1\~odq' Holzer Hospital <llrs Mark Evana an~ ·lbn lind Miss Mrs L B Carr, 68 Race Street Rachel Roush, MlncHvmi' is a medical palicut at Hol1or !los pi tal ' WILSON BITTER IVESJ WS ANGELES UP ~ Tug Wl~on a1hng Big Ten com Athlttfl know the tecrot masslonor, 'rested (omrortubly odn) at the UCI A Medical Cen of good htalth and ener• or with whaHosp•tnl-olhdal.s dr GY They lttp In condl· lCrlbcd as Influenza lion hy drlnkong molk Harold Merrow and 'ROOMS OF dau ghlct' Debra I ynn of Middleport, Oh1o . .. Eleuor's. Sc:half - Mlddleporj soelely Editor _ Pbone 807p ~:r,~~ b~~z~~~~~:· 00:8~ Lucille Hawkln• - Pomei\Oy Soclely )l:dl'or , Pho , !dual pictures in gta.S nd 62 4 1 Weot'her Cub Scout Pock 248 Meet'lng H ld S , H, • e At emor tgh School lr UNITID •PillS 1 Ohjo Pai'jly ~oudy, )Oindy and I :warmer today ' l>,artiy cloudy and iurntnr uouob cdlder tonliht and Tu~aday, l(ith on~w !lurtles likely north and ~ut parilpn oecas1onal· ,(y heavy near "-ke Erie. High Illday upper ~·s tlor!JI to the 40'• touth L!>w tonight 1~ to 20 norlh ,lnd,j~~ID so south 1 °• Fur~'liture I, Sellut '59S ' I I Party eld In Honor Of Rodney Gaul ~ BAKER FURNITURE I ELBERFELD$ I JANUARY SALES DINING ROOM FURNJlVRE J!"'lis I ... puts the Future m Your own hands~ 2 l!eorganlzltlon of the ch~efa of stilt on a unified buls to serve onl1 as advlaors to IIIli • chtlrin"' 1h• vuloue - ~ "\ •thlefa w~uld devote lltemJelva ,, prl!iWilf 10 ~tful, , traloliig ~nd supply. ~ ' ~ Texas Hard Hit Pomeroy Pollee Chief -Frank Hudson 1n announei'W the caacel By Heavy Rains latlon said that not enouKh local acto appeared Sunday for the ,. And De~p S~ows hearsal to w11hnt going ahead DESKS By UNITED P.RISS with the project ";t.'ilh so fe~ Texas reeled today under the mtttested," be saul, we felt that ot would be best 1o cancel plans combined blo)'a of lloodmg "'"' whlcb forced tne evacuation of for the show at th11 time " more thnt . . .oco persons in the Hudson sud that all wbo have southern part of the state and a bought advance tiCkets to 17 Ul<li snow 1torm lbot llranded benetit show can aecurt full <o motomts in t!le wesL rund by tajdns their IJtket.s to The floods bit tho lower Rio city hilL '""'"~' Vallev • anday In \he wake The benefit show had ,been of 38 hours of steady rains whiCh planned as a means by wbicb a dumped more tbau eight mcbes o' fund could be raiadd for the pur water ,t Corpu, Christi, fl'e1 base of stendardiJOd uniforms Abaut 400 pmona fled their and equipment for members of ho11cs on Edinb"rg wber~ flood pohce department "alers mundated aome 16 e1tY )locks Of\ICZ.I& sa.d about 110~ 1erson. were evacuated in B11hpp, D .orth of Eamburg and about 3110 • uersons m the RDbsioWII.cl*k· I wood area near Comll> Chr11h The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company where do they get the ,I energy ? r WE HAVE SEVERAL OLDER MODEL CARS ' THAT MUST BE SOL~I often lt•s o real winner for food ••'•• and 1corto high In good taote, Do1ry Products ore h1gh on the D1et L1st of every athlete Protect your health the some way. We specialize m Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Chocolate Fluvor· ' ed Mtlk~lso CO"'E LOOK TIIEI\f OVER A,ND MAKE US AN OFFER ORDER TODAY At The Store SPRING HILL' DAIRY 4lllllpollt "QUALITY }'IRST ALWAYS" - 'New Councilmen I 'To T~e ~-ts In Deputies' ffiness :· ,Tonights Meeting Giving Meigs-Co ' Two )IIW faces wiD appear J d H daches l aroupd the ecnf~ence tablq at the 0 ge ea ,.pomeroy Vlllaae Coun~l ch~m· l! one more p~aon in tho twa lon(Jht when CouttcU jnee!t Ill ttl firft seslllon pi 1838. Leslie Fliltz and l"ran~n Bizet are the two aew membera who wiU ~m• seatt Iii council ses11 111 tonllbl i1iepu~eed Wayne ' s~aher retirinJ ecuilcti ~lldent ' a!l<i nate S!nlth. r AIIO new at the eounctl cham· 11era to~t Will be' E4aa 8ebeon· • Jeb ne?lf eli<;le<l ~k. )JII)'or Cqrl8 Leier wt11 admiDL!Ier the oath 9f office til Ill• ' new toUncll memben prior to the of toiilabl'• -lci11 • N•w hail been ill tbll ornlng meo~;mu· Pleas cou the and 1uvenU~ court would have beett close~ • Aa tbiiiiiS stood, Judge John C Bacon waa about ready to •o home llll'way Boib ~Ia depll\los Lelia and Dorothy St.ork were toda, because ~f iUneas. At m the judJe waa looking Jn ert and on ahetvlo tor a eertam file needed to help a "cuatomer ' And he needed to make change a fee that bad to be charged, too He aatd "I don'~ know what I'll do I even &ot il t~ the cub -•Y ' Another Atlas Ready For Firing CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla uPA browqy Atlas lntercontinenl• mbslle; mlgbtlu! so fa~ prepare< by the United Statea In replY t1 Russian rocket threat.!, w" pal.io< again today for !Irina tome lim• this weeR lfarsh winds laahing the cape and liS great st~el missile towers were expected to contillue at le01t another day, however, and could delay the first test launching oi the new yelr Best guess for triggering of thr blunt-nosed 90 foot Atlaa was Wednesday, the day after Con ress reconvenes to cona{der Jhe .Uggetlng sums needed for bo~ •te4inll lbe natoon,• defeR•*' In partieulat the guided ml!slle do 'MAIKIT They Gotta Go" 11 At Your Door , J\fe Listed 5 Honor R0lis Al Eastern High ( ~liT AN AUTO SALES Bucks For Braces :.pm•gn I§ Still' Carried On I Weot Texas and southeastern New Mr~1co were buned uftder a~ or .' h •" 17 tnebel or snbw suo f'::r:.. d;J str- ~- '1 motoriSt.. under \MUD SixiY·five students were Usted deep rlr"'' Man~ highways were •oday on the Eastern High Scbo~l open to emergency' travel only honor roll Jlst.s for the seeu~d ~ cood wave eased up lit the l ~t;JJIIl 11x wec~a 8"•dlog period by R R. Midwest and East Sun~at, but a Gra¥ exuutlve head ol .,.,,,..,,,1,IIIWillast of Arctic atr p1oj!ldd Into Li>eal1 Sebool diSintL northern M1onesota ana l!ortbern The h•to' aa r•l~ased today con 'WIII<onSin, brmgm' w1th It mod ' erate to heavy snow Three tained 15 ,.n1ors 16 JUnloro lJ of snow fell at Duluth, &jmo •opboruote'i and 15 freshman otud one hour sunday night mta Some warming oecured in moSt On the honor roll arc of the AtianUc Coast region, al The audit covered a period cf Dlf.eeto<a of the dme sa1d that S~OliS, Madalyn Brown Ru\h though tetnj>eratur01 1t1U me but a few of the bowl 14\l years from Jan I, 1943 to Jryan~ (i:arilyn Buckley, _Robert chillY with o\Orolght readmgs games have been played June 30, 111m and provides fo Edward.! Gayann Gaul John Het dropp 1ng into the teens u f.r crippled youngsters m thiS \he fust time\ accurate f.gures on zer, Ralph KnigHt Judith Lambert south 81 south Carolina need the help that Bucks for (be alate o indebtedness to tb• Marty Murphy, 1\onnie .Hyers Mostly fair weather wtth, rilfng rounhes for er1mmal ~urt costs dollars can provide Martha Parker, Marjorie Sehultz temperdtures were predicted for • All money collected w11l be used The law proVldes that In case3 Rosem~ry Slade, JosePhine Spen most of the area from lbe middle to pay for hosp1tahzahon braces, cer and J'an Young MI!81Mippi Valley to the AU,nt•~ crutches and opecoal shoes for cnp wber~ a person 1s convicted m a JIJNIORS, Bill B,ahr, Catroll Coll1lt • , pled children whose parents can county court for a felony, the l',aul Boring Jan1ee Cald not afford the expense themselves state reimburses fbe county for well, Homer Cole, Richard Cow There 15 no dlscrlmtnatton beeause the \ costs or the prosecution and dery Eleanor Evans, Donna Free of race, color or reltgton Dr Jud I transporting the conVIct to the Jo ~'Ann FrOit, Margaret Hay son D Wilson and h18 1taff of pen1teiilary , man, i~net K.nlgbl, Janet Koehler Aladdin apecoallsts contribute thetr Such costs are subm•tted to the Ina Maya, Jleve~ly •M.illhone, Jud) semces to the cause of cnppled "State auditor for payment artel Smith and Jan~t V)neyard children without pay they ba\'c been a11dlled For manj' • SOPHOMORJ;S, )rlary Cart, Ar Donal'»"' should l;ie maded to rears funds appropriated by lhe lene C~rvtfi. Patty: Qowdny, iRon B~cks for Braces Post Office Box legtslature have been msufi1dcnl nle Cowdny, 'VIr.•nl• Cli'tl• .Col!tmb•" 16, Ohio, or to the )o reimburse the !counties in WI Hartung, Joan Heauley, Sbriners Lodge and the ondepted,tiesa has IIJ'OWD unlll It now exceeds tbree-quar ~i~l:~!~~~··a;; ~ohn Mora, con VISIT IN SPRINGfiELD ! tors of a nulllon dollars Mrs Bertha Gill, Mrs Wayne In hiS last budget reques~ Rho Sloan and son Robert spent ttie des asked for a total of $1488 381 \Yeekend m Spnngtleld vllilfmg 1 to take care of 'cCimmal costs for Mrs Beulah Koster who recently lhe eurr-..nt b~enoium and to upcerwenl surgery ' up the ooil;!:lr~·~r:i~:··~ lature '' i!C121J,OCIO, whiCh SPENDS WIIKEND H~RE Mrs Cecil Asbcro•t of Columb1\1 apent the weekend w11h )lr~ Homer Story and lolrs Wald Smtth of t.ona Laue. Week Of Prayer Union Services To Begm T,onite Tbe Union Wee~1tPr.¥er ser vices will start till• e~lnl at 7 30 at the Middleport CbUn!h of Christ• Tlie Middleporl lolinlllterlal Ms ocoatoon bas planned,ttie Schedule for the week 'irlt~ eatb lillnlste~ P,reao!blnu durlrig the ..eet aod thetr various cboln \!nlleDUng special music. ' lolrs Chester Erwm, orguus1 for the host eburcb, will be the or4an1SI for the ser'vi<'!'L � 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. 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