https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/62fab4589c747a8b0682133a6768b5bb.pdf 1303ad3b2578801fb41b27ab7d2a7c14 PDF Text Text '\ 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 $1488 381 \Yeekend m Spnngtleld vllilfmg 1 to take care of 'cCimmal costs for Mrs Beulah Koster who recently lhe eurr-..nt b~enoium and to upcerwenl surgery ' up the ooil;!:lr~·~r:i~:··~ lature '' i!C121J,OCIO, whiCh SPENDS WIIKEND H~RE Mrs Cecil Asbcro•t of Columb1\1 apent the weekend w11h )lr~ Homer Story and lolrs Wald Smtth of t.ona Laue. Week Of Prayer Union Services To Begm T,onite Tbe Union Wee~1tPr.¥er ser vices will start till• e~lnl at 7 30 at the Middleport CbUn!h of Christ• Tlie Middleporl lolinlllterlal Ms ocoatoon bas planned,ttie Schedule for the week 'irlt~ eatb lillnlste~ P,reao!blnu durlrig the ..eet aod thetr various cboln \!nlleDUng special music. ' lolrs Chester Erwm, orguus1 for the host eburcb, will be the or4an1SI for the ser'vi<'!'L �'.J/ .,. ''L ~ ~! ' .. 'sENTIHIL ,, 6 4!1 Sign On 7.00 T•day 9 00 , Romper lloq!b 9:30 Troubli' With r'atj!er )Q.Qff Arlene Pranela lihow 10.30 n.sure Hunt 1 11:1! Tht ;t'r:$ [s Rt,ffii · ll.i!O rruth ,or ConsqucnC'!~ !2·()( Tl• Tac Dongh 12 30 II ;ould Be ) ou I 00 llld·Da] Newa I 15 Mov<ellme 2·30 Bride and Groom 3'00 Matmee Theatre '*' ,f!{~~:S~~ Qf out v91llil\eer fb·e eom· meil'a report. It showed cqii.JI'hY al!lll'ltliaid squads are arrivl!li for eli 50 alanlls, 27 ot whli wtii iii~~~= As they appear from time to i.ul$lde OhliJiger eatllna$1 ~ · 11tlxt lew di,ys every taXpayer in town \vas less than f;,(,O~o the sigh with relief that the services pro· and under $12,000 at tires outside town. ' Ten firemen made 50 per cent or more ol 1.,"!'..,... durlng 1957 were on the whole volun.:'~!li'~d. entirely so hy aid men, practically ~o the fire runs. They were 'I'mmy Darst 50, Jack Bechtel 49, Raymond Russell 39, Rus· .''1!'•~ '-Bil we have to do to e.•1perlence real relief sell Mills 35, 0. McKinley 33, Everett Bach· )'eview the mountmg b11dget problems ner 33, Gerald Anthony 3Z, Bob Fisher 32, neighboring commumtles Cities surround- Dave Ohlinger 28 and Jim Daniels 26. us snd everywhere m tile nation employ We want to put a little more wear and teu L', np!-ttme firemen and emergency squad peo· on Mr. Churchill's notorious observatloh Their salaries are large bites into an· about the RAF after the Battle of Britain llti'd appropnatlons say that "never before has so much work heen given by so few lor so little " -.1 4nl\l!g yiar 4 00 Queen fnr a Day 445 1t 9denl Romances 5(}(, 530 815 6 25 630 6 4~ 700 17 30 800 8 30 9 00 g 30 10.00 '1:1\0 11'10 1115 100 Public Misunderstandina Atd squads In every community face up to a trying problem too frequently fli ealtylhg nut their seJf.asslgned duties. Go1Teetl611 Qf tt surely lies In mor~ pllbllc lnfilhltitioa ahd uFdCJSlanding There are occasions wh~ll the aiel truck and squad Is called to Ul addr•o ilid Ute~ son desiring help Is sUtlug toinfbiublt On the front porch, dre84ed for the ili'_ eet. ous to make his doctor's appolntinent. If person is a "needy" use, the ICIU@d so much as blink an eye. No quei!IOitJ, But m some cases sueh asUti lor t1'1fts. portalion definitely are not needy l)ee)~le. Behavior such as lblJ Is puttlni• . . stratn on the good ~ of volunteer AJIIJ~~eD than is necessary StiCh calls, we are eieitaiD, come throug h a mts UDdentandlIll 0·f tit e functions and servicl!l ot ~ aq1,1ad. aliil· the doesn't SentmeJ Daybook more The Hard Work.ers Russell Fu·net'"'1UJ __ Cbr!stmas,&ve llUOila of and Rutfund ltlro llnold Gardner Sr wore MI Mr and Mrs Ralph Kn!pp and ft•t A H}d llld Mr! Horold Gordner Jr Co son spent Chrlitm"' ot lho home } es re e tumbus, Mr and Mr nt his porents, Mr and Kale Th !llrshmnn, Wllk08vllle nnd Mr Knepp ursday Jan• ~d Mrs Robert Fetty and chll· Kenneth Wlllcox left Saturday Nelson, . near ary 25tb. MP, 11 Il~nald lira 1 C) 611, elton and Mcllard Grcmm On Chris! mas Dav, Mr and Mrs ~ner Sr wera dinner ~ocsli of \'IIi'· and Mrs Felly f· Guests ot Mr and Mrs K F .l;\ll!lllreth Christmas were ~lr ID4 Mra. C G Carman Columbua IX•. and Mr~ Bern;r·d Lodllc al'l'iday dauabtcro, Toledo, were gueo1s evening of Mr unci Mrs F. Longotrclh. Bernice Ledlie wu rl!cent wcok l!ld Mtroll ot tho DCI r10nl Led lie ly lq Tolodo tirli!ma• Eve dinner gnc•l! of and' Mro. Thor on Lecllle and ~lor, Bernice, were ;1r and Jtrt:.'EIIone Kemper and of fly, Mr and lira l'oul Darncs .Oild~rn, Pomeroy, Mr and 1 1ltrnard Ledlle and daught W. Toledo, and Mr and Mra Jack Jlilrllni, QijflfJ of Mr and \Ira Druce tlorrtl oil Christmas Day were 1 Morrb' parm nts, Mr und Mrs Dewey and her grandmother, .\Wei Huga, Wllkmlllo 'Kr&•Cora i"orrls and son Ther· ob, !Q)enl Chrlslmu• nt !he home llr. and Mn Morlon Morrl9 ..., Star •on•. = .er unu and Mrs Dnlt• W1·iuht q11ent at the hnme (l( ·~Irs ro10rnlng alter a 14 doy leave at lhe home ot his parents, Mr and Mrs IV F Willcox and hi• wife, Norma Gale Willcox at Middleport lie Is stationed ot Ft Polk, L<l. Mr and Mrs Willcox were dln· ncr guest• of Kenneth and Norma Gnle, l'"l'ldsy evenlnll M I 11 dl r ~ n d M" Ch area an oy spent Salurday nll!hl and Sunday ol the horne of Mrs Handley's mo lhm, Mrs. Spurlock at Culloden, w va Mr and MTI Guy Swadley spent Chrlslm" Eve at tho home of her parento, Mr and Mn W J Belt, ot ~arkersburg They attended a celebrnllon at tho home of Mro Lynn Br<tton, Mr Swadley'l moth· ~· on sunday at Parkeraburg, 11 2 Mr and Mra Lealia Huffman and Larry and Marlene, spent the hollday ot the home cf Mr. · and Mro L<>ren Rullman near Star Hull On Bunda) they were gueats of Mr and Mn George Radlkln at Point Jtock. Mr and Mrsr. Harley Hnfln10n were aueota ol llr. and Mre L<>sho Huffman Chrillmll Eve . Muc Ed Jordan, Dexter, ~pent on afh•rnoon at the homu of Mr and MrK Cullh 8raley Now Ym'• guosh or the B<·aleya und sl&· were Oda Gillogly and Mr and Mr ~ M ( 'R rhBie, und M" 1\ Ill lam Olllogl1. Albany "'''""' ., moilll•r. Mrs G M Mr nnd Mn Lee Fetl1 entertained In thotr home on Chrl!lmu Da) Mr and Mn Ray Nicholson Funeral servlet!o lor llro Mil· ton nu ..ell were held at the Br•d· bury Church of Christ Thursdav oftcrnoon wlih Fred y, Gardner, pastor ot tha Middleport Church of Christ, ofllcf•tlng, I 1\!n Carol Pierce and David and Sandrn and Jim Spoary, Welloton, spent New Year'a at the home o( Carl Ploroe Jr and tamlly. Your E1ertion Dany Sent~11el TO INTERESTS AREA ~ New Ho~ Is Hfld Folih ~ News Headlinel WeathBrl.'&lt Nltewatob Sign Off ti.OO tl BO 12.00 12 SO I 00 I 15 2 30 3 00 400 145 5 00 5 30 Slgn On To~~ • ROIIIllU l10<m1 '\'rouble With Fathw ~rlene Francis Show 'freaillfe H~t __ The 'Price~ Rle-bt Trutlj or Consequen* Tic Tac Doug)) It Could Bo You Mld·Day Newt )lovretlme • Bride nnd Groom Matmee Theatre Queen >•r a Doy ~Iodern Romances Comedy Tl,me · . •~)' Cotci ... . Of Thonks ~ 1 , ' 615 Sp ,rls Eye 62! WeathefCasl 630 News Picture 6 45 NHC New• ?00 Saber ot London 73ll TreJSure Hunt 8:00 Eddie Fisher Show 900 Meet McGraw 9.30 l)ob Cummings Sh'w 10 00 Califollrfalll 10.80 'l'lre New A~venturea ol Martlp ttane 11 :00 News HeadllnO. tl 10 weath~rcarrt 11.15 Nlteweteh 1:00 Slln orr ' 1 Home ProJ•ect Succeed raetor, b>r hmell a Mince to bl with WJEH Meias County 7'5Q Sign doalh' ,Q~ dt\1'' , Mra Mlltill\ M"-n~u fur Representative to Congress, lanual') Z. State Senator for either the 2- or Blrllu A aon, Donald lu ..ne 4 yc" term and Judge or tbe to Mr and Mra. !Iobeli Cuto ol Court of AppeAia, and candldatea RuUand on O.ce!nbt~ 11. · lor State Central Cpmmllteemtn ,A 101!! r~ Davl~. fO lit, ~d and Staw Cenll11 ColllDll~ ~-~ aJillltlt ~,,'~ a.etie <Ill man, mull be filM Iii tit Mit ' D. · ~ In !he 211-fear p!'r!od <I not only sponoored thi! icsearch !hat led lo ui<D fi nanced the can of 3!!5,000 poiJo patients 1 • ·\ LOS'!' or SToLEN ,- Fox terner1 drlw<!'r . wanted ~lack •• d white wlth brown • !J!Iltl. A)lsw~rs to name oi .Til)' for rp'ral ,Sc11,tlnel , r9\\)c11 Coil py. c;blld's pel Millard Osbo!jl; tlct Car! Slaide~ or pfione 398 ' 1113te I .l<ong 11ottohi; Coolville YU-33!.4~ ,I1 , , lf3tp I H-a-ve-y-o"" ' u,...thhugh\ ai ~eldi an ~ - · .... Avon 11epre.!OntaliveT I~ you have, niay I s~gge~( fOp Inquire i 18b• Auto SP.r-vtees at bnte. A'v'oil, ilax 148,' Mar' ":ii:'ii:AW~INGS sOJ~ CO, "': ~ Ietta, p~lo'I II 6t< I hour W~er SerVIce. llay Man or .yomall to supply NaUon ~~i_) ~7. ' , Night•-·P~911~ ally Adverllieli Watklns Prod· , ~~ lluDGE • PL••~ ueh to cuitomtmt In MIDDLEJ!ORT. :Av~ra;e ~.Btl per hour l'icirn slUt. •estmenl nee I ' '(EJ'I A!Jf3 ~ii. l ~ ..ry w~ ft~ ~ou atart au lifs , BUICk V8 4 dr. s~a~. tirM,P'eilaenl · MileS.: Writ• H E Stspel~&. 74 E. Rillltnson Glholce of one Supor & on~ R'oad i'·,.;q~u,tcr, A qualitY; auiHmOb<!e pi Avenue, Barberio). QbJo. $895 Blaettnsr'• .:s:2b-27· 4tc · t6olc 'I I Q1l , , ,. - ~" Ng'' ,, -··- Jn_ 1181 E~pl~nr Wanted '. .,..---:-:-- ' ' l~ CHRYSLER V8 I dr. ~dan. a one owner car..,an~ a new B*k trade-in. .i. ffn~ at •· low price $1,89~. lllael· 1nar(s, Pomeroy. 1 6 6tc 1 ! This • 1 18 1¥ n- 1 (I'"·O lB US1•_.,..,. •r...,, .-w, -'-a t f 0 I "e • ~ •cled lJ1eH~d j All Makes and ' PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Sedair. Or· 1908 , l#lrial blaek flniSII\ 01/'erh!ul, I good ponditlon Weol<-lm4 spe~ , I!H3 CIIEVROI$ 4dr. ~10 Sedap. , / ·Original finiSh,: Ex~!!llent ttr!• , Clean uphQ~t~y. $G9S. Bl~el· tnll''o, l>,oil!efoJ· . .. 111 ~· I• I 19l I f:_pr SCi8 ledesipble t"o~ll:..:.:...ou'-t-of,...ft""ood· dis· , " trict. Racine. Phone 3531. Daily ' • <I qetc euto~ iitchtr iulll Kltcllen deail~ecl for your home. Free ' ,:~atlmat"f Forenwi a. Ab\Iott. II •J!bol!e W;Y. · • $>~ u •.m.··deep Wftu preiNrt 811-fi!Cit W~ BUY s;r~qcfuR~ll IIAMS SCRAP IRON - METALS , OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. . Pirone 510 P6ititi'O) On Your who apoclllllle• In ~~~:~~:·.::~: m'eeea!..·u~~:~~:~~i, ptcture framea, ti attractive one•.lnexpen· wlth 1 elook·replllrlng also teaches the faa. to younr peopla, ooupl~ who have a "Pie~ Up 1116 Y.r"~t Eileen Koon... a~ldren Jl Akron, Ohw Is t•"U'g hct par enls1 Mr ana Mrs. Wa)ne Rlchl~ Mrs Farthle Adams. who h.tl been at MapsJ!Cid for the f-lnler ls vt~une relatives oYer the holl days WAVERLY ..ttOBlLE ~~s · U.' S:' I41at1Wov 23 WAVIRLV, OHIO . RQM'I Legal Notice• LIG~ NOTICE The ll!llual m"'tlng of the llockh9lders of lh' ,Pomeroy Na· tloaal ~nk of Pomeroy, Ohfo for the eletl]ob of d~ol'li an4 the t.;itisaffipt\ ,o'r any Olher b!Wnesa t ni'v Folne lic:lore the nieellng be held •! the office til s~d .J!!eroy National Ba6k on Jan· wry 14, at 3:30 p 111EDISON HOBSTE'M'ER , , President rn 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, a,9 10 u t3, 101c , ~ IIOTIC~ ,,OF FILING A,liD He~tIN!J ON INVENTOR\' Proltote coul'l, Mllfs tou'nry, Cihlo TO the Executor or At\iniD~ra· tor and to su~h of t~e loll~Whia •• are resldehls of tbe slate of Ollfo· lllrvivblg I!I~Ilae, fl ip1: heit of tf~; beneflclai'jes UDder lhL wtU. ff any; lllb atlq_rbet ~rneyi' iiiiresenlliig any of llie aforomenlloried ~9••· , , Til• .l!l'i ft&el)y ribllf&d lhe~,!ID thdA\II'·.o ~ay ol beceiilir !ill;, an Inventory and Appraisement of the !te ol W. L. Wllloc~ dece~!· ed, ol Middleport Vlllage 1!1 ljl_ftl - 'nty wat 111e~ tR !hi~ or Th~- Editur's· HAS WIWGS ' -hu! MailBag wm /<is rlreaftt ..... ,.., Junmy'• themuoouo.., ·~ Wt Oo toto the W1ld Flu Yond... " Qui.. .pp.opria~o r.. an upintlg Je1 pllot. But Jimmy hv&t in a e01,11~u~ ruty where tl\eul'• i. rerl&.1 ol Ctlnrooail, ~­ 1horta1t •n arld~l,.,.llxiii\1. ih. ..It? K I • faiaro ;ti Pl!Ot. tCiii>Otlii( tilt Lot.'o,.. that Ih~ ~ h.p:. ,.ta ha ow 1chOOit. Yo" Can beip b y - our Sdlool a-J,by~J'fA-. Editor, The Daily S.ntir.el I noted In your December 16 D>dy Sentinel lbot !he next Blood mobile v!Jit may be llie last be- loPOlldocbool-'- cause too few people h3\'e been una ICitOOU tL.tOitl5tnet,Miwfft16,11. Y, taken an' active 1ntcrest ID this program slr.~e it waS mauguraterl WEMm HAVE RRST·RAlE SCHOOlS grV<ng In the oaat montha Havmg given considerable blood myoelf through the year, I bavo '" !!loll ' FRANCI"-Monlqua Nagler, blonde' beapty from HEW "MISS No1J1111Udy, waveo .to well-itl.lhera after winning title "MIJi JIMMY'S bREAM· for . . . . . . ., - ....... ftanee 19118" IIi Toulou... RuDAer.,up are Frillcolse ll&dure&u jleftllllld !Cvel,yne Rlcket. ___ (lntoni•IloOaiBOIIodpAOioJ BY RAMOIIA $, HOLLIDAY Diinonitratlon llftnl Since litis fs \he bog!nnlng of a new year, let's !\art out with some braod new idea1. This II an mlting age rn which to u.. with new devel~pment, lh sclcnc• 'l,<,COrlng, evc;rrd~. They aren'l Jillr~M, to ii\tce mlksles ' alon• kesearch In tool!- and food mar. ketlng are constantly brlngln; forth' lmpr~veme~to in every a1 'b.~.OO -and cannot he 10ld lor I~ thah the' appraised value All bfda aubject to the approval of the Probate Court. t~etti~ Boyer, Admlnlauatrix, With Will Anneii'ed, of the E•tate of Evil J•. Bowers. (I) 6, 13, 16, Stc LI~AL ,NQTjCE ,i5jl SALI (lifers will b4! received at the olilee of Webster " Ful12, Attorneys, Pom~y. Ohio, up to 11:00 A. M. on Wednesday, January 8th, Ulllll, for the real estate known as tbo William Mary Hull propcrt~ m<le north ol Township, without with dwelling adjoining H.,.~ ... , ,r - ·: ·- subject to Court •P' Dehydrated J01ces-\: S D ' srientJsts a1 e trymg tu perf( debvdratcd Jlli~e s wl 'h fortif1 natural fl avor In due time " con expect a gtcat variety of fu WOII1&ll caUed, come prepared ~o free dehvel'Y 'Move In row Anything of value' taken In 'tr~di , ' •, oM I tal. ${95 Blaeltnar's, PoJitl!roy I 6 61c 1 I WHTN...TV C~onn.,ll3 Y.our 1 ~-L- - ''The end Df the era of cp1dernte polw. sa1d Ba~lil O'Connor, presJ dent of the Nar "' nal, Fcundahon, "mark• lht! ~ nlng of an even more im~an , brOader, mal-i March of Dimes funds will olio challengiq( ~ !if iehlevement lpj be uied m l9S8 to c<lllt<nue and the Mmll, of Dlbuli, '!'he reh•blll expand in1portant stutftes m tbe tol<pn oJ poJlo l"'hent' " the fu >t ' field of virus research whu,:h may !ilfcp toward our greatl!r go.al " 1 w~ll ) Lost & Found I creation of, tlle Sallt Vaecme but · The Milton Rus~~li lrmt )Utce reconsl<tulec from we IDllQue P"O>e doublp disc 11·1~~ slngt~ bottom Jo~n Deere pull plo'>l 1·14'' double bottom ltlternatlon· at no. 8 Pull Plow an rubhe'f I '• !et ~ullivntors for Farman Fl2' tracl~~· 1-1941 Jolin 1leeft tr~ ctor with Hydrallc loader a~d 1 "'l 'hydra lie' cultivator for the abo~e tractor, 1 ~cod used IOXJf tractor, (ire and tube 1 ' aoQI! fresh Guernsey Dw·tiam ~ nlilk cow ~ mlrlod eow. llalpb A. ~'"'briJhl, RD No. II Balfey Run Roall, Pomer~y1 ' •.Ohio. , I 6 6\li •P.,Y aid Tr-fu.i: Smite; iltbii, ~ Rollre II. I..!'·-x.oW .' ' 11 21 8tlf vr'lt Ohve lngrahGnt Writer I~~~ Mn. R~'J.'~if~~jjn 1' I • MASON CLINIC ' Adml!llollJ: Wllm• Jean C11to, Rutland, Decem~ 81; l(r~ Pearl Poulin, Pomeroy, December 22; Mn Mary Lemllttra, Darwin. December %2, Mrs Sh\ftex Shuttl, Raq,no, Decemir«' a: llhtlofla IIO$char, Pt Plellan~ lanuaJ11; and Mrs Bernice Hewett, Pomuoy N.r ~ "~h~ - wlob to' glye friiin~li'iiik' -Iii 'ihe 11 cv. """" I!" er, '" - "v. nF'f I >-'a Tom Welllps itiiW •bl o, r'uneral l!onle, Di. . 1 Dlv s; Staff of !lei~, Gen'er~ Hplpl\'{)s the I'Yt~lnn Srstei's a&a the Phil I.·;· All declaration• or candidacy for otale, dlalrlcl and county of· Ieee, must he filed not later than 4 p m of !'ebruary & Candidate• for the following stale otflceo - ( 'Yri~~2/~~~'fJ~~b' ~9 'M\ I 12:10 p.m. on 990 SJ#Ot (-, Sunday School for the nice •Cbr<Stmas present. Roy MtDadp, Janitor. 1 8 If~ Spl~ach Play~ouae 8'00 Capt'in Kanganro 8'&5 CBS to.ews 9 00 Mornlnc Show ' 10·00 Garry Moore 10 30 Arthur Godll'eJ 11 30 Dotto 12:00 News at Noon 12.10 .Katle's Almanac 12 15 J,ove ol Life 12'3( Search lor Tomorrow 12:U Guldlng Light I·OO Watle'a Kitchen 1.30 As the World Tur1ll 2:00 Beat th Clotk 2:30 HousopartJ s.oo Big Payo!l 8 30 The Verdict !s Youn 4.00 Brighter Day 4'15 Secret Storm fSO Edge of Nlght S·IJ() The Early Show 8:30 Yottr Esso Reporter 8 45 SportS Parade 6 55 Weatherman 700 Richard Diamond 7'30 Telephone •Time • p 00 Phil Silvera Show 8.30 Eve Arden Show· • " 9 00 To Tell The Truth 9 30 Red Skelton 10 00 $64,000 Question 110.30 Mama 1100 Up-to.the-mlnuw N.,.. u o5 Scanning the Weather 1 11•10 The Lal!l Show ~ T~nn~a to l~e Lelart, Oblcl, M. E I ,;r' ~ BY TID W. BROWN S1<"tory if ltato Secretory ot Stale, Trel8urcr ol Stole, United Statea Senator, and Judge ot the Supreme Court (term commencing January I, 194V) and Judge of the Supreme Court (term cnmmenclnr. January 2, 11lo19) _ mu't be filed with the Secretary of Slale , All doc1mtlono of candidacy Suspicion 8 45 7:00 9 00 9 30 10:00 10.30 . For 'fhe PoHo Disabled I; , Laws Governor, t.itmtenant Governor 1 NIW ARIIIVAL Mr. and Mra Joe Moore (Betty Lou Ashley)1 Chcshlre, are an· nouncfl!ll l~e •blrl)l ol a son at Shelterlnl Arms Hospital, Athens, on Saturday, Jaauary 4 Grandparenl• art llr. aod .Mrs. Claude Alhley, lllddleporl, and Mrs. Fred Moore, A heu Everett Swloher, Cheshire, II I rreat grandfather Week of Prayer services in ' group Thursday a~d have o me• < of tho aew IMrJ. fna ln the church soclol room aft er the service Fill RUN . The Middleport Fire Departmcnl waa clUed at tt:l5 Saturdny MASONIC CONVOCATION n\ihl lor a truck on rlre near the Pomeroy Chapter No 60 RAM Crollroadt. '""' . , ,. a cnnvocatton Wcdnes· da7, Janulf)' a, at 7 30 p m The GARDINIRS TO MilT ,, - ~t"'"""t Master' Degre• The Amateur Gardeners Club will be cdn!erred Refreshments wiD m•et Wedneoday evenln& a! will follow. All Royal Arch Masons the home ol Mn. E. o. Rail with are urged to attend. special · Angle Makes and friends l'n!m Mr~ 9UI of Relative! town n~luded llr. ant l'aul Johnaon and 101\1, Rorer and Charleo, Omar Russell and f.,nlly, Mr and Mrs Rosland Stbbm and dau11ht~r. Cheryl, !Cr. and Mr1 Clem Pierce, Mro. Norma Thomll" son, Mra R. 1!. Latin, Col,mbtlt. Mrs. Franctla Stov~r an'd limny, Chlllltolhe Rob6l'll(elfer, D~tpll; Mrs. 1llll10.1 \l'alker, Jllllealoin): Mr and Mrs 'tharlt' Slobirt and daughter, Janora Ku. o\tlielll' Mr. and MPS Georp W!U!Ii aria ' son, Zaneavllle; lira. Bulb Cartel', Mrs. GlenDa Gr4,., ¥f, ~~~· ,llf!Willlam Howartl, Waverly: vl. jl. Spencer, loin 1\11 c. RIM, Galli· poliJ. Comedy Time Spinach PlaYh•""' Spons Eye Wtsthercall News Picture NBC News lla"keye The Price fa 11lght Restless Gun Tales of Weill Farra TwtlltY one Alcoa Theiler 800 Captain Kanglll'OO 8.45 CBS New1 1 ..rs P1ummcr Mrs He1 1,g:cr and G.. ry Foley 900 Morning Sbow spent their Chnstmag holJdays 10 00 Garry Moore By Mrt Jonn Stoul Mr and Mrs Earl Clark were 1111th /.Jatt\'es In Columbus and 10 30 ~rttiur Godfre7 Sunday gUMtS or Mr and Mts Mew Martell, 0 J1mmy Gilkey, .son of Mr and 1130 Dotto George Cbrl< Mr. and Mrs Marshall Miller Jr Ml's Clmton Gilkey Jr IS m a 12•00 News at Nooa an~ r.lnldron called on Mrs Jen cntlcal cond1l1on at the lfolter t2 10 Katte's Almanac nie 1\oush, West Shade Hosp1taJ. 12 15 L<>ve of Lrfo George and Bernice Molden, son 12 30 Search for Tomorrow Clarence, and M11s Jobn g:ou. 1245 GJiding Llghl were In Logan, Monday on busin The Ridge-Keno 1.00 Katie'• Kitchen I!JS By Glenna s. Milhoan 1·31) 'As the WorM TUn>l MI. and Mrs Asa Jordan, Mid Mr and Mrs w. L Rose, and Beat lbe Cloet, 200 dlepart, called on Mr1. Lena l or· Billy, ot Columbus, visited Sun-! 2 30 Houseparty dan day with her pareots, Mr an4 Mrs 300 Big Payoff llr and Mrs Lawrence Gillian Everell M<lhoan 1 3·:lo The Verdict Is Youro and chtldrl!n moved tc. FlotHla wheru Mr G1lhan hil3 cmpldy- Mr and Mrs Clayton Wright 4:00 Brighter Day celebratcq the<r Golclen Weddm~ mcnt M1 and Mrs. Nonna Rnssc\1 December 21 at their home near 4•15 Secret Stonn \ II 3B Edge of Nlghl Llurcl Cllft wore callmz on fr<e Keno Mr and Mrs M L aahr, son 5·00 Early Show nds in Htu rusonvllle New Year :~ B1ll' cal led on thelr son Mr and N'30 Your Esso Retwr..er dnv 1 Mr; C9Sh Bahr of Middleport 6·45 Sports Parade Mr and Mrs Hany Plumm u Carroll, 0 , spent New Ytars day Sunday 6 !l!l Weathei'D1lll Glenna Mtlh.oan c.allnd on MM 7:00 . Lone -~ To Beaver with their paren~s, 730 Rob ohd ': · Mr and Mrs George Clarl< 11" Ahce Dodson Monday P M. went to Ruthmd to sec ,Mr and 6 00 Burns and Allen a30 Talent Scnuto Mrs Robt>rt Coats as the co hos., ~ 00 Danny Thomas leiS The meet<ng will stnrl nn9 30 December Brtde medlately after the Week of PraytO 00 Studio One er church service !I 00 Up-to-the·Minute News !I 05 Scanning the ? 1eather TO ATTEND SERVICES 1110 The Late Show The Phllalhea Society ot the Mews Church of Chrfst will attend the Spoclal music wU vresentod by ladles of Paul lhe Bradbury wllh Mrs. Wlnn 11 Churcl plaa'"l. ,. Burial was ln the Middleport Hill Cemetery under the direction ot the Rnwllnga.Coata Funeral Hollie Pall hearero Included two rran~· sen! ~hariOJ and Rosland Slo~art; William KlnJ, Joe Battey, ' Max Slew art and Thurman Caney. Mombero ol Mel(~ 'l'omj)Io, I'Ytb 1-=:..:=:..::..:::.:_:;_:;_=:_:.:.::....:::..::::..::.::_:::...:.:____ tan Sisters, were In charae of the f,~•n at the church and ceme- of Dextftl' ~r+----·-- - ... \~CHS- TV Chantte~ 8 Channei8-Monday Channel8-Tut!sday Pll8M•N TO MilT '!'he l(tll~ County Firemen'• A• .OCliUQii 'wiU m.. t Wednelliay 11 7:10 at J\ll(l,lnd and all llefa• ¢o\ulti llimtn are Innled fo af. teM ~~~~~ to the announ~ 957. q~ent br•dll tcriav by tho preatdent lclil' aeife. These people surfl)y will understand that -while the aid truck Is iakJ1tg care of tl\e111 AUXILIARY MilliNG 'I'M ~liary of the Middleport' It showed 148 calls answered, go in town, some other person whole Hie could II!! saved Fire DepalllD.ent wtll meet thla 18,p ut of town Five members of the squad by prompt help may be without asliatance. evealn1 at T:SO at the home ol made 100 or more calls. TbQy were , Russell Certainly, the value to the community of Mrl. 11· r. l'a~ Mills, Gerald Ant~ony, Robert Fisher, Tom- firemen and aid squad members fa bear to MOTING CALLID Darst and Jack Bechtel Two of these being beyond computation The most all our ihe Eaemplar Chapter of Beta , r Slpna Phi sororlty will moot ljll Darst and Bechtel, made ali 148 ~!arms towns can do iB say 'Tbuks" with aeepest '!'lle,day, Jinuary 14, at the DAV Fire Chief Dave Ohlinger made the fire· sincerity H11i when plans will be <aq~pll!t• ed for lbelr 1!111Ual .Mtrch or -.peniS;.~.! tiri'hc;ffie of his Dlmer Dance to be held on Janu- 1 - Channei3-Monday Channel3-Tuesday Firemen6 Aid Squad Members,·Helve ·Facts Point To Vital FreeSerficesGNtn Ibro!Jmr, Charles - - . . - WSAZ-TY Chon"e.l}i Y!Jiunt~r . 'lAN'GSV!llE '<il " TELEVISION GUIDI .Editorially rfte ,, 2..J.Dafly Sentlne~ Polnerot·Mlddteport, 0, 1ah. G. 18GB · , .' • j the services pro;lded by our ;;ell and ae~f·ll'1tin<~d ftremen and a1dmen a1 e quite as Jie<:essary In Middleport, Pomruoy, Syracuse Racine as m Columbus, Cleveland or Davton. Tl.e dtfference 1s not In quality one ~~~~o'l'IJII\. It Is 111 111!.1t such service people arc Cor thcil worlc In Mhldieport ll Is noth· In Pomeroy and for firemen only tt is a paymen t :M,lddleporl counci l each year appropriates t5 fer liremcn for lllSUrance protection while on dut1 This amount falls to meet the cost of .lnsuranee The deficit is made up by the ®p1pnny from revenues derived out of act!· :yl!les ~uch as Its occasional popcorn machine ~~era !ions At a meetmg of the Middleport Volunteer Company last night Emmett ShuiJlr gave ·ab account of the Aid Squad's activity during , ' I )(l INVENTORY SALE • a ' •nsurontf ~ h~O~ . -UYa;-'Alrt'rt.•M• •Pallo. -clll·~~et ¥1,~• \ll1lclleibrl MEN'S WORk PANTS ll!ijO • , -~~ lt41"W> i1::..'•'!tu•• 1 -.:.II . ' ;' r..-·• DD corher loL WJII teD lurnfaiJ. ed or UD~rrnlahe4. •!'anu1 80Sfi.X. D. L. J!fU, 211 1(. lr:t ,i'!t~'!"t"~· otJ!O, • lt-~~!re N~w' Home on RT. 7 mi. !:tom e Pomeroy. Oak noor.!, Knotty pine kitchen, 1r eabfnet1. Cook· fng lacilllle• llntegrated. Mahog. tiny panittlivlnj "' tllni)IK 4 root , urnf~lt 1'11-ePI~~ Auton; • $2.61 ~ "" hMl • \trr~~t Iandt II. •K. RUIIfD, 1om· · etO'/, Obfo · II " l<p ' ' DRESS PANTS $5.98 Gmts ud WOMEN'S 'JUST HOW T£NSE ARE YOU? • Do minor problema aild dlaappofntmenll bother you mon than !hey shou,ld? • Do people hovollouble gtltlng along wllh you? • Is It hard to stop thinking of your an~leliel 1 4 4,. yiil sdspltloUi 1i1 pooplo, ••~n your own ~ (1. il Retil Estate t .... •...... J...J..:I. • ~~~n..R<!o'!l io.;.e· ;aC~id, Mlfral rotAtion ld ' 1!\IC'ijdf! ., I fii'n'lt •llo'yt\isofilij\lchaalriiYe'a hell~golbefni trapped? 1 ,: fr1ou! honest answer tel ~vcral of lhe above is ' yes," II'~ tiillc tir !akc a godli lclok at your pre~tnt stale 6flMiili. ' At aiiv tree bOC!klet, •tfcrw To DEAL wrrlr YouR ~." wiittcn liY lllfl txtltit'S in the field of p!}\lhla\ty, crlrers 11 suri~l~ _prac!ioai sleps yo~ can 'Wtc Io aid in handhng your !'tars bod anx~et:es. Send fo• yonr copy today. Write tiif-!Utlor Mchtdi Health, , Box 2500, New Yo•k 1; N~ ,ffrk; , hlil'i/iR 11 a.,MC Uhf« ,_...,.:~w,w ~~,~r~q I GHII<If,""" thl NfMI- Mtrrilfltr £l ' ·, ' I ' " ~ I A.ilr>ci4llon. dtt-* SWEATeRS end SWEATER SETS 3757 a _.. . , $3.39 to $4.98 ~ z-- ) BOYS' MEN'S IVY LEAGuE DRESS SHIRTS PA'NTS $2.S9 " . $3.9t Herk's Variety Srort • SmW AppUalt~es ..... Limps..._ Clothing ...!.,l~ W.VA. >~ �'.J/ .,. ''L ~ ~! ' .. 'sENTIHIL ,, 6 4!1 Sign On 7.00 T•day 9 00 , Romper lloq!b 9:30 Troubli' With r'atj!er )Q.Qff Arlene Pranela lihow 10.30 n.sure Hunt 1 11:1! Tht ;t'r:$ [s Rt,ffii · ll.i!O rruth ,or ConsqucnC'!~ !2·()( Tl• Tac Dongh 12 30 II ;ould Be ) ou I 00 llld·Da] Newa I 15 Mov<ellme 2·30 Bride and Groom 3'00 Matmee Theatre '*' ,f!{~~:S~~ Qf out v91llil\eer fb·e eom· meil'a report. It showed cqii.JI'hY al!lll'ltliaid squads are arrivl!li for eli 50 alanlls, 27 ot whli wtii iii~~~= As they appear from time to i.ul$lde OhliJiger eatllna$1 ~ · 11tlxt lew di,ys every taXpayer in town \vas less than f;,(,O~o the sigh with relief that the services pro· and under $12,000 at tires outside town. ' Ten firemen made 50 per cent or more ol 1.,"!'..,... durlng 1957 were on the whole volun.:'~!li'~d. entirely so hy aid men, practically ~o the fire runs. They were 'I'mmy Darst 50, Jack Bechtel 49, Raymond Russell 39, Rus· .''1!'•~ '-Bil we have to do to e.•1perlence real relief sell Mills 35, 0. McKinley 33, Everett Bach· )'eview the mountmg b11dget problems ner 33, Gerald Anthony 3Z, Bob Fisher 32, neighboring commumtles Cities surround- Dave Ohlinger 28 and Jim Daniels 26. us snd everywhere m tile nation employ We want to put a little more wear and teu L', np!-ttme firemen and emergency squad peo· on Mr. Churchill's notorious observatloh Their salaries are large bites into an· about the RAF after the Battle of Britain llti'd appropnatlons say that "never before has so much work heen given by so few lor so little " -.1 4nl\l!g yiar 4 00 Queen fnr a Day 445 1t 9denl Romances 5(}(, 530 815 6 25 630 6 4~ 700 17 30 800 8 30 9 00 g 30 10.00 '1:1\0 11'10 1115 100 Public Misunderstandina Atd squads In every community face up to a trying problem too frequently fli ealtylhg nut their seJf.asslgned duties. Go1Teetl611 Qf tt surely lies In mor~ pllbllc lnfilhltitioa ahd uFdCJSlanding There are occasions wh~ll the aiel truck and squad Is called to Ul addr•o ilid Ute~ son desiring help Is sUtlug toinfbiublt On the front porch, dre84ed for the ili'_ eet. ous to make his doctor's appolntinent. If person is a "needy" use, the ICIU@d so much as blink an eye. No quei!IOitJ, But m some cases sueh asUti lor t1'1fts. portalion definitely are not needy l)ee)~le. Behavior such as lblJ Is puttlni• . . stratn on the good ~ of volunteer AJIIJ~~eD than is necessary StiCh calls, we are eieitaiD, come throug h a mts UDdentandlIll 0·f tit e functions and servicl!l ot ~ aq1,1ad. aliil· the doesn't SentmeJ Daybook more The Hard Work.ers Russell Fu·net'"'1UJ __ Cbr!stmas,&ve llUOila of and Rutfund ltlro llnold Gardner Sr wore MI Mr and Mrs Ralph Kn!pp and ft•t A H}d llld Mr! Horold Gordner Jr Co son spent Chrlitm"' ot lho home } es re e tumbus, Mr and Mr nt his porents, Mr and Kale Th !llrshmnn, Wllk08vllle nnd Mr Knepp ursday Jan• ~d Mrs Robert Fetty and chll· Kenneth Wlllcox left Saturday Nelson, . near ary 25tb. MP, 11 Il~nald lira 1 C) 611, elton and Mcllard Grcmm On Chris! mas Dav, Mr and Mrs ~ner Sr wera dinner ~ocsli of \'IIi'· and Mrs Felly f· Guests ot Mr and Mrs K F .l;\ll!lllreth Christmas were ~lr ID4 Mra. C G Carman Columbua IX•. and Mr~ Bern;r·d Lodllc al'l'iday dauabtcro, Toledo, were gueo1s evening of Mr unci Mrs F. Longotrclh. Bernice Ledlie wu rl!cent wcok l!ld Mtroll ot tho DCI r10nl Led lie ly lq Tolodo tirli!ma• Eve dinner gnc•l! of and' Mro. Thor on Lecllle and ~lor, Bernice, were ;1r and Jtrt:.'EIIone Kemper and of fly, Mr and lira l'oul Darncs .Oild~rn, Pomeroy, Mr and 1 1ltrnard Ledlle and daught W. Toledo, and Mr and Mra Jack Jlilrllni, QijflfJ of Mr and \Ira Druce tlorrtl oil Christmas Day were 1 Morrb' parm nts, Mr und Mrs Dewey and her grandmother, .\Wei Huga, Wllkmlllo 'Kr&•Cora i"orrls and son Ther· ob, !Q)enl Chrlslmu• nt !he home llr. and Mn Morlon Morrl9 ..., Star •on•. = .er unu and Mrs Dnlt• W1·iuht q11ent at the hnme (l( ·~Irs ro10rnlng alter a 14 doy leave at lhe home ot his parents, Mr and Mrs IV F Willcox and hi• wife, Norma Gale Willcox at Middleport lie Is stationed ot Ft Polk, L<l. Mr and Mrs Willcox were dln· ncr guest• of Kenneth and Norma Gnle, l'"l'ldsy evenlnll M I 11 dl r ~ n d M" Ch area an oy spent Salurday nll!hl and Sunday ol the horne of Mrs Handley's mo lhm, Mrs. Spurlock at Culloden, w va Mr and MTI Guy Swadley spent Chrlslm" Eve at tho home of her parento, Mr and Mn W J Belt, ot ~arkersburg They attended a celebrnllon at tho home of Mro Lynn Br<tton, Mr Swadley'l moth· ~· on sunday at Parkeraburg, 11 2 Mr and Mra Lealia Huffman and Larry and Marlene, spent the hollday ot the home cf Mr. · and Mro L<>ren Rullman near Star Hull On Bunda) they were gueats of Mr and Mn George Radlkln at Point Jtock. Mr and Mrsr. Harley Hnfln10n were aueota ol llr. and Mre L<>sho Huffman Chrillmll Eve . Muc Ed Jordan, Dexter, ~pent on afh•rnoon at the homu of Mr and MrK Cullh 8raley Now Ym'• guosh or the B<·aleya und sl&· were Oda Gillogly and Mr and Mr ~ M ( 'R rhBie, und M" 1\ Ill lam Olllogl1. Albany "'''""' ., moilll•r. Mrs G M Mr nnd Mn Lee Fetl1 entertained In thotr home on Chrl!lmu Da) Mr and Mn Ray Nicholson Funeral servlet!o lor llro Mil· ton nu ..ell were held at the Br•d· bury Church of Christ Thursdav oftcrnoon wlih Fred y, Gardner, pastor ot tha Middleport Church of Christ, ofllcf•tlng, I 1\!n Carol Pierce and David and Sandrn and Jim Spoary, Welloton, spent New Year'a at the home o( Carl Ploroe Jr and tamlly. Your E1ertion Dany Sent~11el TO INTERESTS AREA ~ New Ho~ Is Hfld Folih ~ News Headlinel WeathBrl.'&lt Nltewatob Sign Off ti.OO tl BO 12.00 12 SO I 00 I 15 2 30 3 00 400 145 5 00 5 30 Slgn On To~~ • ROIIIllU l10<m1 '\'rouble With Fathw ~rlene Francis Show 'freaillfe H~t __ The 'Price~ Rle-bt Trutlj or Consequen* Tic Tac Doug)) It Could Bo You Mld·Day Newt )lovretlme • Bride nnd Groom Matmee Theatre Queen >•r a Doy ~Iodern Romances Comedy Tl,me · . •~)' Cotci ... . Of Thonks ~ 1 , ' 615 Sp ,rls Eye 62! WeathefCasl 630 News Picture 6 45 NHC New• ?00 Saber ot London 73ll TreJSure Hunt 8:00 Eddie Fisher Show 900 Meet McGraw 9.30 l)ob Cummings Sh'w 10 00 Califollrfalll 10.80 'l'lre New A~venturea ol Martlp ttane 11 :00 News HeadllnO. tl 10 weath~rcarrt 11.15 Nlteweteh 1:00 Slln orr ' 1 Home ProJ•ect Succeed raetor, b>r hmell a Mince to bl with WJEH Meias County 7'5Q Sign doalh' ,Q~ dt\1'' , Mra Mlltill\ M"-n~u fur Representative to Congress, lanual') Z. State Senator for either the 2- or Blrllu A aon, Donald lu ..ne 4 yc" term and Judge or tbe to Mr and Mra. !Iobeli Cuto ol Court of AppeAia, and candldatea RuUand on O.ce!nbt~ 11. · lor State Central Cpmmllteemtn ,A 101!! r~ Davl~. fO lit, ~d and Staw Cenll11 ColllDll~ ~-~ aJillltlt ~,,'~ a.etie <Ill man, mull be filM Iii tit Mit ' D. · ~ In !he 211-fear p!'r!od <I not only sponoored thi! icsearch !hat led lo ui<D fi nanced the can of 3!!5,000 poiJo patients 1 • ·\ LOS'!' or SToLEN ,- Fox terner1 drlw<!'r . wanted ~lack •• d white wlth brown • !J!Iltl. A)lsw~rs to name oi .Til)' for rp'ral ,Sc11,tlnel , r9\\)c11 Coil py. c;blld's pel Millard Osbo!jl; tlct Car! Slaide~ or pfione 398 ' 1113te I .l<ong 11ottohi; Coolville YU-33!.4~ ,I1 , , lf3tp I H-a-ve-y-o"" ' u,...thhugh\ ai ~eldi an ~ - · .... Avon 11epre.!OntaliveT I~ you have, niay I s~gge~( fOp Inquire i 18b• Auto SP.r-vtees at bnte. A'v'oil, ilax 148,' Mar' ":ii:'ii:AW~INGS sOJ~ CO, "': ~ Ietta, p~lo'I II 6t< I hour W~er SerVIce. llay Man or .yomall to supply NaUon ~~i_) ~7. ' , Night•-·P~911~ ally Adverllieli Watklns Prod· , ~~ lluDGE • PL••~ ueh to cuitomtmt In MIDDLEJ!ORT. :Av~ra;e ~.Btl per hour l'icirn slUt. •estmenl nee I ' '(EJ'I A!Jf3 ~ii. l ~ ..ry w~ ft~ ~ou atart au lifs , BUICk V8 4 dr. s~a~. tirM,P'eilaenl · MileS.: Writ• H E Stspel~&. 74 E. Rillltnson Glholce of one Supor & on~ R'oad i'·,.;q~u,tcr, A qualitY; auiHmOb<!e pi Avenue, Barberio). QbJo. $895 Blaettnsr'• .:s:2b-27· 4tc · t6olc 'I I Q1l , , ,. - ~" Ng'' ,, -··- Jn_ 1181 E~pl~nr Wanted '. .,..---:-:-- ' ' l~ CHRYSLER V8 I dr. ~dan. a one owner car..,an~ a new B*k trade-in. .i. ffn~ at •· low price $1,89~. lllael· 1nar(s, Pomeroy. 1 6 6tc 1 ! This • 1 18 1¥ n- 1 (I'"·O lB US1•_.,..,. •r...,, .-w, -'-a t f 0 I "e • ~ •cled lJ1eH~d j All Makes and ' PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Sedair. Or· 1908 , l#lrial blaek flniSII\ 01/'erh!ul, I good ponditlon Weol<-lm4 spe~ , I!H3 CIIEVROI$ 4dr. ~10 Sedap. , / ·Original finiSh,: Ex~!!llent ttr!• , Clean uphQ~t~y. $G9S. Bl~el· tnll''o, l>,oil!efoJ· . .. 111 ~· I• I 19l I f:_pr SCi8 ledesipble t"o~ll:..:.:...ou'-t-of,...ft""ood· dis· , " trict. Racine. Phone 3531. Daily ' • <I qetc euto~ iitchtr iulll Kltcllen deail~ecl for your home. Free ' ,:~atlmat"f Forenwi a. Ab\Iott. II •J!bol!e W;Y. · • $>~ u •.m.··deep Wftu preiNrt 811-fi!Cit W~ BUY s;r~qcfuR~ll IIAMS SCRAP IRON - METALS , OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. . Pirone 510 P6ititi'O) On Your who apoclllllle• In ~~~:~~:·.::~: m'eeea!..·u~~:~~:~~i, ptcture framea, ti attractive one•.lnexpen· wlth 1 elook·replllrlng also teaches the faa. to younr peopla, ooupl~ who have a "Pie~ Up 1116 Y.r"~t Eileen Koon... a~ldren Jl Akron, Ohw Is t•"U'g hct par enls1 Mr ana Mrs. Wa)ne Rlchl~ Mrs Farthle Adams. who h.tl been at MapsJ!Cid for the f-lnler ls vt~une relatives oYer the holl days WAVERLY ..ttOBlLE ~~s · U.' S:' I41at1Wov 23 WAVIRLV, OHIO . RQM'I Legal Notice• LIG~ NOTICE The ll!llual m"'tlng of the llockh9lders of lh' ,Pomeroy Na· tloaal ~nk of Pomeroy, Ohfo for the eletl]ob of d~ol'li an4 the t.;itisaffipt\ ,o'r any Olher b!Wnesa t ni'v Folne lic:lore the nieellng be held •! the office til s~d .J!!eroy National Ba6k on Jan· wry 14, at 3:30 p 111EDISON HOBSTE'M'ER , , President rn 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, a,9 10 u t3, 101c , ~ IIOTIC~ ,,OF FILING A,liD He~tIN!J ON INVENTOR\' Proltote coul'l, Mllfs tou'nry, Cihlo TO the Executor or At\iniD~ra· tor and to su~h of t~e loll~Whia •• are resldehls of tbe slate of Ollfo· lllrvivblg I!I~Ilae, fl ip1: heit of tf~; beneflclai'jes UDder lhL wtU. ff any; lllb atlq_rbet ~rneyi' iiiiresenlliig any of llie aforomenlloried ~9••· , , Til• .l!l'i ft&el)y ribllf&d lhe~,!ID thdA\II'·.o ~ay ol beceiilir !ill;, an Inventory and Appraisement of the !te ol W. L. Wllloc~ dece~!· ed, ol Middleport Vlllage 1!1 ljl_ftl - 'nty wat 111e~ tR !hi~ or Th~- Editur's· HAS WIWGS ' -hu! MailBag wm /<is rlreaftt ..... ,.., Junmy'• themuoouo.., ·~ Wt Oo toto the W1ld Flu Yond... " Qui.. .pp.opria~o r.. an upintlg Je1 pllot. But Jimmy hv&t in a e01,11~u~ ruty where tl\eul'• i. rerl&.1 ol Ctlnrooail, ~­ 1horta1t •n arld~l,.,.llxiii\1. ih. ..It? K I • faiaro ;ti Pl!Ot. tCiii>Otlii( tilt Lot.'o,.. that Ih~ ~ h.p:. ,.ta ha ow 1chOOit. Yo" Can beip b y - our Sdlool a-J,by~J'fA-. Editor, The Daily S.ntir.el I noted In your December 16 D>dy Sentinel lbot !he next Blood mobile v!Jit may be llie last be- loPOlldocbool-'- cause too few people h3\'e been una ICitOOU tL.tOitl5tnet,Miwfft16,11. Y, taken an' active 1ntcrest ID this program slr.~e it waS mauguraterl WEMm HAVE RRST·RAlE SCHOOlS grV<ng In the oaat montha Havmg given considerable blood myoelf through the year, I bavo '" !!loll ' FRANCI"-Monlqua Nagler, blonde' beapty from HEW "MISS No1J1111Udy, waveo .to well-itl.lhera after winning title "MIJi JIMMY'S bREAM· for . . . . . . ., - ....... ftanee 19118" IIi Toulou... RuDAer.,up are Frillcolse ll&dure&u jleftllllld !Cvel,yne Rlcket. ___ (lntoni•IloOaiBOIIodpAOioJ BY RAMOIIA $, HOLLIDAY Diinonitratlon llftnl Since litis fs \he bog!nnlng of a new year, let's !\art out with some braod new idea1. This II an mlting age rn which to u.. with new devel~pment, lh sclcnc• 'l,<,COrlng, evc;rrd~. They aren'l Jillr~M, to ii\tce mlksles ' alon• kesearch In tool!- and food mar. ketlng are constantly brlngln; forth' lmpr~veme~to in every a1 'b.~.OO -and cannot he 10ld lor I~ thah the' appraised value All bfda aubject to the approval of the Probate Court. t~etti~ Boyer, Admlnlauatrix, With Will Anneii'ed, of the E•tate of Evil J•. Bowers. (I) 6, 13, 16, Stc LI~AL ,NQTjCE ,i5jl SALI (lifers will b4! received at the olilee of Webster " Ful12, Attorneys, Pom~y. Ohio, up to 11:00 A. M. on Wednesday, January 8th, Ulllll, for the real estate known as tbo William Mary Hull propcrt~ m<le north ol Township, without with dwelling adjoining H.,.~ ... , ,r - ·: ·- subject to Court •P' Dehydrated J01ces-\: S D ' srientJsts a1 e trymg tu perf( debvdratcd Jlli~e s wl 'h fortif1 natural fl avor In due time " con expect a gtcat variety of fu WOII1&ll caUed, come prepared ~o free dehvel'Y 'Move In row Anything of value' taken In 'tr~di , ' •, oM I tal. ${95 Blaeltnar's, PoJitl!roy I 6 61c 1 I WHTN...TV C~onn.,ll3 Y.our 1 ~-L- - ''The end Df the era of cp1dernte polw. sa1d Ba~lil O'Connor, presJ dent of the Nar "' nal, Fcundahon, "mark• lht! ~ nlng of an even more im~an , brOader, mal-i March of Dimes funds will olio challengiq( ~ !if iehlevement lpj be uied m l9S8 to c<lllt<nue and the Mmll, of Dlbuli, '!'he reh•blll expand in1portant stutftes m tbe tol<pn oJ poJlo l"'hent' " the fu >t ' field of virus research whu,:h may !ilfcp toward our greatl!r go.al " 1 w~ll ) Lost & Found I creation of, tlle Sallt Vaecme but · The Milton Rus~~li lrmt )Utce reconsl<tulec from we IDllQue P"O>e doublp disc 11·1~~ slngt~ bottom Jo~n Deere pull plo'>l 1·14'' double bottom ltlternatlon· at no. 8 Pull Plow an rubhe'f I '• !et ~ullivntors for Farman Fl2' tracl~~· 1-1941 Jolin 1leeft tr~ ctor with Hydrallc loader a~d 1 "'l 'hydra lie' cultivator for the abo~e tractor, 1 ~cod used IOXJf tractor, (ire and tube 1 ' aoQI! fresh Guernsey Dw·tiam ~ nlilk cow ~ mlrlod eow. llalpb A. ~'"'briJhl, RD No. II Balfey Run Roall, Pomer~y1 ' •.Ohio. , I 6 6\li •P.,Y aid Tr-fu.i: Smite; iltbii, ~ Rollre II. I..!'·-x.oW .' ' 11 21 8tlf vr'lt Ohve lngrahGnt Writer I~~~ Mn. R~'J.'~if~~jjn 1' I • MASON CLINIC ' Adml!llollJ: Wllm• Jean C11to, Rutland, Decem~ 81; l(r~ Pearl Poulin, Pomeroy, December 22; Mn Mary Lemllttra, Darwin. December %2, Mrs Sh\ftex Shuttl, Raq,no, Decemir«' a: llhtlofla IIO$char, Pt Plellan~ lanuaJ11; and Mrs Bernice Hewett, Pomuoy N.r ~ "~h~ - wlob to' glye friiin~li'iiik' -Iii 'ihe 11 cv. """" I!" er, '" - "v. nF'f I >-'a Tom Welllps itiiW •bl o, r'uneral l!onle, Di. . 1 Dlv s; Staff of !lei~, Gen'er~ Hplpl\'{)s the I'Yt~lnn Srstei's a&a the Phil I.·;· All declaration• or candidacy for otale, dlalrlcl and county of· Ieee, must he filed not later than 4 p m of !'ebruary & Candidate• for the following stale otflceo - ( 'Yri~~2/~~~'fJ~~b' ~9 'M\ I 12:10 p.m. on 990 SJ#Ot (-, Sunday School for the nice •Cbr<Stmas present. Roy MtDadp, Janitor. 1 8 If~ Spl~ach Play~ouae 8'00 Capt'in Kanganro 8'&5 CBS to.ews 9 00 Mornlnc Show ' 10·00 Garry Moore 10 30 Arthur Godll'eJ 11 30 Dotto 12:00 News at Noon 12.10 .Katle's Almanac 12 15 J,ove ol Life 12'3( Search lor Tomorrow 12:U Guldlng Light I·OO Watle'a Kitchen 1.30 As the World Tur1ll 2:00 Beat th Clotk 2:30 HousopartJ s.oo Big Payo!l 8 30 The Verdict !s Youn 4.00 Brighter Day 4'15 Secret Storm fSO Edge of Nlght S·IJ() The Early Show 8:30 Yottr Esso Reporter 8 45 SportS Parade 6 55 Weatherman 700 Richard Diamond 7'30 Telephone •Time • p 00 Phil Silvera Show 8.30 Eve Arden Show· • " 9 00 To Tell The Truth 9 30 Red Skelton 10 00 $64,000 Question 110.30 Mama 1100 Up-to.the-mlnuw N.,.. u o5 Scanning the Weather 1 11•10 The Lal!l Show ~ T~nn~a to l~e Lelart, Oblcl, M. E I ,;r' ~ BY TID W. BROWN S1<"tory if ltato Secretory ot Stale, Trel8urcr ol Stole, United Statea Senator, and Judge ot the Supreme Court (term commencing January I, 194V) and Judge of the Supreme Court (term cnmmenclnr. January 2, 11lo19) _ mu't be filed with the Secretary of Slale , All doc1mtlono of candidacy Suspicion 8 45 7:00 9 00 9 30 10:00 10.30 . For 'fhe PoHo Disabled I; , Laws Governor, t.itmtenant Governor 1 NIW ARIIIVAL Mr. and Mra Joe Moore (Betty Lou Ashley)1 Chcshlre, are an· nouncfl!ll l~e •blrl)l ol a son at Shelterlnl Arms Hospital, Athens, on Saturday, Jaauary 4 Grandparenl• art llr. aod .Mrs. Claude Alhley, lllddleporl, and Mrs. Fred Moore, A heu Everett Swloher, Cheshire, II I rreat grandfather Week of Prayer services in ' group Thursday a~d have o me• < of tho aew IMrJ. fna ln the church soclol room aft er the service Fill RUN . The Middleport Fire Departmcnl waa clUed at tt:l5 Saturdny MASONIC CONVOCATION n\ihl lor a truck on rlre near the Pomeroy Chapter No 60 RAM Crollroadt. '""' . , ,. a cnnvocatton Wcdnes· da7, Janulf)' a, at 7 30 p m The GARDINIRS TO MilT ,, - ~t"'"""t Master' Degre• The Amateur Gardeners Club will be cdn!erred Refreshments wiD m•et Wedneoday evenln& a! will follow. All Royal Arch Masons the home ol Mn. E. o. Rail with are urged to attend. special · Angle Makes and friends l'n!m Mr~ 9UI of Relative! town n~luded llr. ant l'aul Johnaon and 101\1, Rorer and Charleo, Omar Russell and f.,nlly, Mr and Mrs Rosland Stbbm and dau11ht~r. Cheryl, !Cr. and Mr1 Clem Pierce, Mro. Norma Thomll" son, Mra R. 1!. Latin, Col,mbtlt. Mrs. Franctla Stov~r an'd limny, Chlllltolhe Rob6l'll(elfer, D~tpll; Mrs. 1llll10.1 \l'alker, Jllllealoin): Mr and Mrs 'tharlt' Slobirt and daughter, Janora Ku. o\tlielll' Mr. and MPS Georp W!U!Ii aria ' son, Zaneavllle; lira. Bulb Cartel', Mrs. GlenDa Gr4,., ¥f, ~~~· ,llf!Willlam Howartl, Waverly: vl. jl. Spencer, loin 1\11 c. RIM, Galli· poliJ. Comedy Time Spinach PlaYh•""' Spons Eye Wtsthercall News Picture NBC News lla"keye The Price fa 11lght Restless Gun Tales of Weill Farra TwtlltY one Alcoa Theiler 800 Captain Kanglll'OO 8.45 CBS New1 1 ..rs P1ummcr Mrs He1 1,g:cr and G.. ry Foley 900 Morning Sbow spent their Chnstmag holJdays 10 00 Garry Moore By Mrt Jonn Stoul Mr and Mrs Earl Clark were 1111th /.Jatt\'es In Columbus and 10 30 ~rttiur Godfre7 Sunday gUMtS or Mr and Mts Mew Martell, 0 J1mmy Gilkey, .son of Mr and 1130 Dotto George Cbrl< Mr. and Mrs Marshall Miller Jr Ml's Clmton Gilkey Jr IS m a 12•00 News at Nooa an~ r.lnldron called on Mrs Jen cntlcal cond1l1on at the lfolter t2 10 Katte's Almanac nie 1\oush, West Shade Hosp1taJ. 12 15 L<>ve of Lrfo George and Bernice Molden, son 12 30 Search for Tomorrow Clarence, and M11s Jobn g:ou. 1245 GJiding Llghl were In Logan, Monday on busin The Ridge-Keno 1.00 Katie'• Kitchen I!JS By Glenna s. Milhoan 1·31) 'As the WorM TUn>l MI. and Mrs Asa Jordan, Mid Mr and Mrs w. L Rose, and Beat lbe Cloet, 200 dlepart, called on Mr1. Lena l or· Billy, ot Columbus, visited Sun-! 2 30 Houseparty dan day with her pareots, Mr an4 Mrs 300 Big Payoff llr and Mrs Lawrence Gillian Everell M<lhoan 1 3·:lo The Verdict Is Youro and chtldrl!n moved tc. FlotHla wheru Mr G1lhan hil3 cmpldy- Mr and Mrs Clayton Wright 4:00 Brighter Day celebratcq the<r Golclen Weddm~ mcnt M1 and Mrs. Nonna Rnssc\1 December 21 at their home near 4•15 Secret Stonn \ II 3B Edge of Nlghl Llurcl Cllft wore callmz on fr<e Keno Mr and Mrs M L aahr, son 5·00 Early Show nds in Htu rusonvllle New Year :~ B1ll' cal led on thelr son Mr and N'30 Your Esso Retwr..er dnv 1 Mr; C9Sh Bahr of Middleport 6·45 Sports Parade Mr and Mrs Hany Plumm u Carroll, 0 , spent New Ytars day Sunday 6 !l!l Weathei'D1lll Glenna Mtlh.oan c.allnd on MM 7:00 . Lone -~ To Beaver with their paren~s, 730 Rob ohd ': · Mr and Mrs George Clarl< 11" Ahce Dodson Monday P M. went to Ruthmd to sec ,Mr and 6 00 Burns and Allen a30 Talent Scnuto Mrs Robt>rt Coats as the co hos., ~ 00 Danny Thomas leiS The meet<ng will stnrl nn9 30 December Brtde medlately after the Week of PraytO 00 Studio One er church service !I 00 Up-to-the·Minute News !I 05 Scanning the ? 1eather TO ATTEND SERVICES 1110 The Late Show The Phllalhea Society ot the Mews Church of Chrfst will attend the Spoclal music wU vresentod by ladles of Paul lhe Bradbury wllh Mrs. Wlnn 11 Churcl plaa'"l. ,. Burial was ln the Middleport Hill Cemetery under the direction ot the Rnwllnga.Coata Funeral Hollie Pall hearero Included two rran~· sen! ~hariOJ and Rosland Slo~art; William KlnJ, Joe Battey, ' Max Slew art and Thurman Caney. Mombero ol Mel(~ 'l'omj)Io, I'Ytb 1-=:..:=:..::..:::.:_:;_:;_=:_:.:.::....:::..::::..::.::_:::...:.:____ tan Sisters, were In charae of the f,~•n at the church and ceme- of Dextftl' ~r+----·-- - ... \~CHS- TV Chantte~ 8 Channei8-Monday Channel8-Tut!sday Pll8M•N TO MilT '!'he l(tll~ County Firemen'• A• .OCliUQii 'wiU m.. t Wednelliay 11 7:10 at J\ll(l,lnd and all llefa• ¢o\ulti llimtn are Innled fo af. teM ~~~~~ to the announ~ 957. q~ent br•dll tcriav by tho preatdent lclil' aeife. These people surfl)y will understand that -while the aid truck Is iakJ1tg care of tl\e111 AUXILIARY MilliNG 'I'M ~liary of the Middleport' It showed 148 calls answered, go in town, some other person whole Hie could II!! saved Fire DepalllD.ent wtll meet thla 18,p ut of town Five members of the squad by prompt help may be without asliatance. evealn1 at T:SO at the home ol made 100 or more calls. TbQy were , Russell Certainly, the value to the community of Mrl. 11· r. l'a~ Mills, Gerald Ant~ony, Robert Fisher, Tom- firemen and aid squad members fa bear to MOTING CALLID Darst and Jack Bechtel Two of these being beyond computation The most all our ihe Eaemplar Chapter of Beta , r Slpna Phi sororlty will moot ljll Darst and Bechtel, made ali 148 ~!arms towns can do iB say 'Tbuks" with aeepest '!'lle,day, Jinuary 14, at the DAV Fire Chief Dave Ohlinger made the fire· sincerity H11i when plans will be <aq~pll!t• ed for lbelr 1!111Ual .Mtrch or -.peniS;.~.! tiri'hc;ffie of his Dlmer Dance to be held on Janu- 1 - Channei3-Monday Channel3-Tuesday Firemen6 Aid Squad Members,·Helve ·Facts Point To Vital FreeSerficesGNtn Ibro!Jmr, Charles - - . . - WSAZ-TY Chon"e.l}i Y!Jiunt~r . 'lAN'GSV!llE '<il " TELEVISION GUIDI .Editorially rfte ,, 2..J.Dafly Sentlne~ Polnerot·Mlddteport, 0, 1ah. G. 18GB · , .' • j the services pro;lded by our ;;ell and ae~f·ll'1tin<~d ftremen and a1dmen a1 e quite as Jie<:essary In Middleport, Pomruoy, Syracuse Racine as m Columbus, Cleveland or Davton. Tl.e dtfference 1s not In quality one ~~~~o'l'IJII\. It Is 111 111!.1t such service people arc Cor thcil worlc In Mhldieport ll Is noth· In Pomeroy and for firemen only tt is a paymen t :M,lddleporl counci l each year appropriates t5 fer liremcn for lllSUrance protection while on dut1 This amount falls to meet the cost of .lnsuranee The deficit is made up by the ®p1pnny from revenues derived out of act!· :yl!les ~uch as Its occasional popcorn machine ~~era !ions At a meetmg of the Middleport Volunteer Company last night Emmett ShuiJlr gave ·ab account of the Aid Squad's activity during , ' I )(l INVENTORY SALE • a ' •nsurontf ~ h~O~ . -UYa;-'Alrt'rt.•M• •Pallo. -clll·~~et ¥1,~• \ll1lclleibrl MEN'S WORk PANTS ll!ijO • , -~~ lt41"W> i1::..'•'!tu•• 1 -.:.II . ' ;' r..-·• DD corher loL WJII teD lurnfaiJ. ed or UD~rrnlahe4. •!'anu1 80Sfi.X. D. L. J!fU, 211 1(. lr:t ,i'!t~'!"t"~· otJ!O, • lt-~~!re N~w' Home on RT. 7 mi. !:tom e Pomeroy. Oak noor.!, Knotty pine kitchen, 1r eabfnet1. Cook· fng lacilllle• llntegrated. Mahog. tiny panittlivlnj "' tllni)IK 4 root , urnf~lt 1'11-ePI~~ Auton; • $2.61 ~ "" hMl • \trr~~t Iandt II. •K. RUIIfD, 1om· · etO'/, Obfo · II " l<p ' ' DRESS PANTS $5.98 Gmts ud WOMEN'S 'JUST HOW T£NSE ARE YOU? • Do minor problema aild dlaappofntmenll bother you mon than !hey shou,ld? • Do people hovollouble gtltlng along wllh you? • Is It hard to stop thinking of your an~leliel 1 4 4,. yiil sdspltloUi 1i1 pooplo, ••~n your own ~ (1. il Retil Estate t .... •...... J...J..:I. • ~~~n..R<!o'!l io.;.e· ;aC~id, Mlfral rotAtion ld ' 1!\IC'ijdf! ., I fii'n'lt •llo'yt\isofilij\lchaalriiYe'a hell~golbefni trapped? 1 ,: fr1ou! honest answer tel ~vcral of lhe above is ' yes," II'~ tiillc tir !akc a godli lclok at your pre~tnt stale 6flMiili. ' At aiiv tree bOC!klet, •tfcrw To DEAL wrrlr YouR ~." wiittcn liY lllfl txtltit'S in the field of p!}\lhla\ty, crlrers 11 suri~l~ _prac!ioai sleps yo~ can 'Wtc Io aid in handhng your !'tars bod anx~et:es. Send fo• yonr copy today. Write tiif-!Utlor Mchtdi Health, , Box 2500, New Yo•k 1; N~ ,ffrk; , hlil'i/iR 11 a.,MC Uhf« ,_...,.:~w,w ~~,~r~q I GHII<If,""" thl NfMI- Mtrrilfltr £l ' ·, ' I ' " ~ I A.ilr>ci4llon. dtt-* SWEATeRS end SWEATER SETS 3757 a _.. . , $3.39 to $4.98 ~ z-- ) BOYS' MEN'S IVY LEAGuE DRESS SHIRTS PA'NTS $2.S9 " . $3.9t Herk's Variety Srort • SmW AppUalt~es ..... Limps..._ Clothing ...!.,l~ W.VA. >~ �If o '· • • ... '':(/.- I ' _. ~~__,__o.. • ·, t' t' '' 1'\ . ." ' ' '' I I, • I • WOlfe Gets 37 As.Tornadoes Flan~n Amif~ler~ 6 19 J_____ an. .- ____:_.. ' ' ; ' \ \ '' I \Vhai Became Of Howard, HoustorfLead Bucks- To Win . ·TU~PEltS P.LAIN ·:·1t~~~~~~.fe!~~~h~ Racine Shooting Clicked Atr 56. ' ' . . jf-~ - p · 0ver Mich'Igan state , spartans 1"'f!.£ 1 .~ISSIUnit*<~HAINIS ,,... Per t-ent 3£e ' ~· ~~j~ . .,lc•t• • ': ,!D l!f U Mrs. E1Uer Hull pmed away · ' " Sunday at the home ol her daugh , ;;.(·";,·,~;··;;~;i'~'(~jlif~ . · Sporton Strotegy Folio . ' ter, lolr~ Mildred Allen o! Parkeri• ' 'Mr. ' , ~ Tbe SpartaJis tried to baffle I bul'g: · ' 1 •' · Ohio State offen&e lr. the jiOCona '· Mrs. £!lie Wat,oon and adn \Vii· !herman and pirenls, Mr.. anil'lltL half by a lull court press but only !lam, spent Chi'lstmal with he;• Dit:JII\iU.-. ' . . ·. ''1 seeme~· to alow'dowti ·their own daudhter, Wilmai·Gulnther and · Mr and Mr1 Wayne -'BrJ<i!J '' offen.e. · family of Chester. openl. Monda• · aiternoon ' Wllh. "r ; ' M10 ' hi Stat led b f . ' .,. ,j · 0 gao was Y orMrs. ~the! Stout was a guest and MrJ. Willard Ebersljheb a~-. 1 , ~~~ !~~e~:: w~\b ~8 ~~~ Chrlatmq of M~. and Mr~ Jewell fami.J1 of C~ester. · ..;,,. U. yg ~ gg 'Sioi1 of Darwin and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mf&. Harold Gardner' ' . Frank Dorst and famlly o! Long ana Sonja Lemley of Colum~uf' , Oscar Robertson,· Cincinnati'• Bottom. . spent Chrlslmli.s wltb Mr. and Ml'i ' senaational 6·5 sophomore, put on , and Mrs. K•. C. Klmelr~ek. of. Carl Lemley. ' " a daZ211ng show Of bal~hawkin( and Mr. anD Mrs · ·' , for the Beareats and scored 3'1 pointn to overcome a desperate rallf hy Tulsa. . ' IJ"t)U', )IY 0 r " Tho St. Loult c,nllnolo \..,. J lhtlr flnt, ponnont In ~926 with ~_-COLUHBUS UP - '~at a dlf· . Jo• "P•". _then · hi, hit f!rence lhe new year ·:)& making Racine's Purple Tornadoes fat- IOftntll ' .Ooson 'wlth the IIH on alate college _bi!Bketbsll elrcle~ tened their season record ~-o ·?·I lints, one of tholr piiChffte llllfn- - especially the\eage 'fortunes of Saturday night with an eal)' 110-54 olayr. Thon, In tht World Strltt Ohio State. ' .. : , win over Ames-Bern of Athens aplnot tho y 10. ., 1, lht UJIIIIrt ' Tbe Buekeyes, listless ana ~InCounty as Carl Wolfe hit 14 lleld Cordlnolo clowntcl tht proud Now- ners of only one ''me out of eJgbt goala and 9 o! 10 free throwa for Yorkora for tho world ct11111 prior to 19M, biB!Ied to a 41·22 37 peln!J. alllp. Hainer won·two of tht r baHUmelead over Big Teo defend· The<e was no stopping Wolfe on IIIML All told In hlo 17.ynr c• ing co-ehamplon Mlc~lga~ State bla home court, or anybOdy elae on roar, ho won 110 ''m" and tnt and then went o~ to wm 70·56 the Racine dub as the winners 158 wflh hit lemld knucklor, over the East Lafl'!mg Spa~tans. led 22-7 at the llrsl11uarter mark, throe ttm11 winning 20 or moro And, down in Cmc~nnall, Xavier 42-2o at balftime and 58-32 at the tn 1 111..,, · serv,ed notice there " still two tblrd pest Wholavar hopponod '' JHO major basketball teams In the Don McDade, the only nllll-vet- HolnooiP Todoy 1t 64 ho to tho Queen City with a triple-overtime, eran on the R!lcine team was aec· audltw of Montg..;try County, 82-80 win over highly regarded ond In ICOrin' with 16 points Ohio, end "" Jan. 20 will rttum Louisville at the Cincinnati Cardcoined out of eight loni one-hand· to St. Loulr for tht 50th llllllvlf' en. .. Denison ra!Ued with s basket In era from the back court. Racine ~ry dlnnar o1 lho 51. Loyla ..... Eight-ranked Univmlty of Cin- the final second• Sat6rday night w hit 33 of 58 ahota for 56 per ~nt, boll Wrllaro Alln. <lnnati, lhe other half of the Ohio edge Knox, 58-57, and en~•rge un· above their averaae for the sea.. River· city duo, defeated upset- defeated from a two-day session on, -but aligbtly off Qtelr . f\ICO ~f minded Tul!a, 77-70, on tbe Okla· of Mldwe1t abd Budreye Confer59 per cent In lolinJ .at Polileroy · . , bomans home floor. once basketball doubiebeadere at 10 daya aso. Tbe Tornado ellcked . • · Geieaburg, Dl, on 73 per cenl of their · free ly Unit*<~ p,..11 And, still another j)ere.lnial • throws. _ ' Colgate 79 Anny 77 // Ohio ba~ketball po_wer, D.S.ton, In lhe opening game o! the dou· f.or -'"'••Bern lol. Smith waa Dv•• 67 Now ·Yorlc u. 601 came from behind to nose out 'De- bleheader, Grlnnel swamped Kenhllb wllh 20 P,Olnta. and Gartlner PrinCeton 10 Ptnnayl,vtlll• 61 Paul, 69<JO, in Chlc,go. The Fly· yon, ~0, with {•serves seeing wu reeqnd high with 14. Am•• Penn· Stole 77 Ru"'ra f1 era dropped behind at the outset more action tban I e vars,l~. Bern hit 34 ~r cent of their field Monhation 62 Connoctlcut 57 of the gan•e but surged Into a 34· I h 20 w Vl 1 1 w h L 71 26 lead and controlled 1 100 alte'inpfl, go I OO! ng 'years ' 'I n a II ' IO the balf·llroe boards durfng tbe !aot half to Our coiling tile ago but just enough to he lulill· Dvquonoo 73 Quondco Morlnoa 65 fled as a ball etub tnday. Ames- St. John• 83 'Goo. Woall, 67 win. worlu modern m••• 1 Ohio State's victory over West· Bem hit 75 per cent ol their free HQiy Crou 72 Attumptlon 64 lc with old, u'nalihtly throw tries. Dtrtmouth 12 Yolo 70 ern Conference favorite Michigan cellln'• •· loay to Wolfe, who leada all Southeast· LaS.IIo 59 S~rocuaa was . a· balahced t~am effort with ern Ohio cagers In scoring with a fO(IIIIem 103 Columbia 79 Frink "Chico'' Howard and Lam apply tool Put :ro plu. pelnta per g1me, Ia ah~t- Tom...-·72 La..non Volloy 52 Hon~ton droppins in 13 and H on right over lng a~ the ~eaaatlonal pace o! ~ )ltrvtnle 74 Sou~ Corollna 61· pelnts reapectlvely. . ·HONOLULU UP ' - Eleven per eent from the field to dite. ll:ontucky 76 Goorvl• Tech 60 -• grizzled ola wos played the first old collinl• Tbe great major!"' of hla shota Cllllllotl n Morylond" hall like a bdnch of easer •opboare uken from 10 to 211 feet out, '1'111- 67 Yo.odlrll'lt SS mores <trying to earn first string usually from a slightly Winced pot- North Corollno 71 w... fomt 45 bortbs Sunday to pin the ears 'timate., Ilion. Richmond 74 Vl ... nlo TICh 73 S bi:'CI< on a College ·All-Star team . (. llaclne reaervel woK over their l,olo!Nrno 70 Mluloalppl 44 in the 12tti annual HuiM Bowl. Amet·Bem reserves 40 to lB with Glorvt• 59 Loultlano St. 56 SWIDID1' Af By the lime the sellout ·crowd Bill McKelvey cannins 12 points lndlono 61 Norlhwoatom 65 ' ~ of !MOO' had 'l'tlled back In l!ono· for top ecore. Ames•Bern filled to Ohlliltete 70 Mlchl11n Stela 56 COLUMBUS (UP)-Dick Hanley .lulu Sta,dium the pro-studded Hs· connect on a !leld goal unm pear l(onf' Stela 25 Toltdo 17 h . . wall , All . Stirs bad ncked pp I ., the end of the third qllartsr. ~t~lchl~ 73 lowo 65 of t e University ol loloclugan, ha• their first ooore and by the ~:nd Rar.lne opens a twa-week road ~rquoltt 6C Loyoto Ill. 61 been selected by the Co~.u!"bus o! the first quarter •the game had ' ' I ~1 gl trip •rue•day, touchinil down at llllnola 64 Wllconaln 59 . Touchdown ~lub ~·· the ~worn· all the aspecta of jjn-old-fehioned An average ceiling con- bt colhplotJIY Wahama. that night, trav~Jing tc · Mlnnooolo 13 Purdue 76 mer of 1957. rout. AI bal!tlme the score stood caverod with Rn,, non•llci!VIilc _coiling illo1o~ · • Rome Friday, awlnglnJ down to lvontvlllo 81 Dtpouw 71 , Hanley, •who holds the worM 40-7. t Middleport Jan. 14 and lofnJ up- Deyton 69 Dapoul.60 ' record lor the 200-meter and 200. · . ~ l!Jli_easy budget ltrml, for oel!!fo ~lt;FTfd!tY night tussle between Pomeroy and Middleport river to Belpre Jan. 17. St. Louis 87 PIHat.l"" 15 yard· freeatyle, will he . pr.,ented The fmal score of 53-34 _d1dn "·orin•: . Brldloy 73 North'Toxoo St. 53 the award at lh club's third 8IJ. reflec~ a eoAtest where one team ~' Pauther cage fa·ns feeling 'about like OSU Rose "" , e WB! only poillts_better than an· 'vh:ltm~s . They were glad to have won, regardless of the Racine:• Salser 3 2·2 "; Wolfe SMU 65 Paylor 51 ·sportl dlnn~ ~ere, Jan. 17. other. The19prose \be likes of 14 11-10 87; Adama 4 0-% 8; Pdwell T1111 Tech 66 Rico ~Hanl~y, who was a alive~ medal 1'obin Rote of DeU'oit, Joe Pel'l')l. 2 1·2 B; McDide 8 0.0 18; Beegle Clnclnnotl 77 Tul11 70 winner In the 19CI6 Olymp1ca, also of San Francisco snd Elroy iltrscb Dlick . ~Ilion's . boys certainly looked a little rusty 'f.mpared 2 2·2 II; Chapman 0.0-ll; Jobnaon Ar.. nlit 57 Toi11 55 bold• an Amerlt~n record in the ol Los Angeles _ played the col· form &gains! Racine and GallipOlis when they hit 0 IH O; Totals 83 14-19 80. Oklohomo St. 74 Dra.. 65 1 100-meler freestyle. He holds a legians into lhe ground in the first ll~b of pel'formance. It's true the Panthers took things Amea-Bern: Smith 9 2-3 20; R. TCU 71 ''"" A&M 41 National Collegi.ate cha, mpionship half and emd up In the !Ina! 30 0 H B; Kaaler 0 2·3 2; Me· Montone 74 Utoh 67 d h f ti AAUI t rIy easy d,urIng the hoIt'days. Bu1 tb at was what Retton Smllh Pherson B 1·1 11; Koehler 0 2•3 2; .Colorado 66 Wyomlnl 51 an as won lYe na ona1 mlnutea w give an air of respeel'(a~u~~:ed-torest. Gardner 4 6-9 U; va~ghan 1).().(). or- St. 61 UCLA 61 ch&mptonehtps. • labillt~ to the sam•:;_·.....,:·_ _· ...:....;.:=:::::::::~:::rno::;=:::::::::=~~==:;::::::!!:~~~~ 'Sive \l!.e'\ ijttle of that commodity from Tc>talaii!B-24 34. ' ~lllernlo ~7 W11ldneton 45 , ,, '" •,,,.. :, . /, no~rough Dllcl Februaf!!~ . ;u • , · _ :. 1 11e1w..11 Colorado 11. 47 ' · . , "" , .. '" ' S.Cal.'"lfldallo77 C lo m e ~. ·vv lill..wW;IJ¥)1entlallyagoodclub,'but2-2intheSEO,Js•s lnv deniy Pomeroy Tuesday night. Gene Morgan husky woohl~'"" st. 64 Stahlenl 51 1"'\ 1·, 11 ~ 66 centerl is the key boy on the Chieftain squad. He'~ avet:agln• l•n Fiondaee San ~M St. .u ' · 2G Wli!IJ ·pQr ga10e and will have to be held In reasopa·bl~ :~!: ~;'~:7.'~ 7:,::':;"" 56 1, .._ Hf'"'•· '/= !ob 1 BASKETBALL Grizzled p·ros In •. ·, Easy R0Ule · ,, 0' Vef College.Gn'dders 5J., PI'ck Michiga·n Star .· Nation.' • Of Year _ ··'DESK r:~ ~ (o ;,...... •!i•· Pob1te ~fans Were Glad'To Win 1 "·.•.s.o. 6-41 T Chall fnge che~l)t , the ' Panthers are to come home 5·0 In conference \ pia~ !e'' ~e Panlhers had quite a struggle on their hands to Celtics Evep Yet In the last quarter at Middleport, tl)e Jac~ets were llvl~g It all they had. They cerialnly had considerable to do · wit~ !118;1haky lead evaporating ~o a mere two points midway in and "COMFoc:a.T _,. T'ES-T'' 'a eh• ..·.,.:1 ,· yracuse H.n. vplllgl' . 0 pull away · f l 1J ' ' A . .. · o.tuen_".'', nn·z:v.· a'' luHoto 62 Western RoaarYO 52 ~~:,: :~:;~730 J Sorrow For Fitz' Clatk - · - Booton colleg~• rameQ PolAr prleat, 1n acuvttlea 1n A!ltarotlc'!He made rellgloua history uiau at \be SOuth Pole. ~ 11 I• ,.. ~· I• . ii ~" ,. ~ ,, 10 •. .. ' ' '" ~· ' ' ~I" m ··~~ ~,., ' I" , ~~, ~" P' . Wdf ~·~ I'" ~ ' 14 ~.!': t•o 11" ~ ,., t'/. ~(1i .w.r ~~· ~ H LETART FAlLS 1 10 i · ·.: . :·en . al lbe ljoath ·ro~eON JOB- Here Is lbe Rev. Danlel Ll!i•hen. S.J. OoiMiacti~r 1111111 folAI' PIIESf ·' · r_g , ·. ·\ · ~a · ~M.h ;·.·,i' The oddo are vlly against them but the Syncuse Nationals Mu,.lnwm 94 Gannon Po. 12 Ia tfta£ lui frame. may yet chtllenge the Booton Cel· Whooton, 111. 65 Akron 41 Ilea for the Eastern Division lowllnt G110n 16 W11tem Ont. 60 champlon.tblp o! tile Natlonll' Bas· kelball AuoelaUon. TAMPA, Fla. UP· - Marla Es· ther :Bueno; the small B~azillan The red • hoi National! &<ored junior net alar, emer11ed as the their lour\h vlclor¥ in live starts darllns of the Florida lenni• lour · Sunday when they routed t~e Phil· today. The 18-year·old ml" from , adelphia W~rrlora, lll-!MI, with the Sao Paulo•upset Laura Lou Kun· aid of ex-Warrior suard Larry nen of Clearwa~r. Fla., 6-4, 6·1 to Co•lellq who scored 33 ,polnta. The eapture the women'! singles crown win moved the National• three in !he annual Dixie Tournament games ahead o! the lhird·place at Davis laland SundiiY. New York Knleklll'boe..rs and the Jackets should become a wlnner and left them o~ behind the Ccl\.1~,. ~~~~~: a hcord. Jackson comes to town aod what · doesn't know about basketball woul~ fill a couple of Mr. and !Ira. Billy ·Grimm and daughter arrived In their airplane to vltlt bla parenla, Hr. and J4ra, 1:\.,. , Erneai Grimm. J~~WPf5f 'W! 'J Mr. and Mra. Rusaell !)rlmm of 1 ' , , 1 "• " d ' columbus spent Christmas with ,..,ve eep sorrow lor Ed Clark and Willard Fitzpatrick Ul:.. hla parents, Mr. •nd Mrs. llert Of , . J1~k110n sporl5wrJting and sportscastlng {ral(\l'nity. 88 ft' Ul · Grimm. IIi 'Middleport Friday night, probably scouting for his Syracue Grade Schiibi beat Cool~ 1rolljmltlt. lfe hates having a loser to talk about quite as badly ville Graile Schoof 42-114 . Friday bo:'in!· ~i r:.•·~~:~o ~~~ D:~ ., eventna ~~ Syracu.e with Bo,b •Rouab of Anlfqulty returned to her ,J,I!!~I ·I!II!ersup north hope the modern gymnasium open· '1th~nfn ~~~~ft I6 ~lu~j home at Letart Falls Saturday. -~~~.~~~~~~j:!· lime will Inspire a higher local appreciation who ~led 0~tepi,i;~ ~. ~ 18 Pofnf:. Mra. F. A. Cadle Is reported Ill. , ; b , The youngster lookeo areal with TUPPERS PLAINS een at or near the top In football for so long hla one-handetf luii)P •htil and ~lr. and Mra. Wayne Brleklos 1illla'llllf near the botlom In ~ketball, that It wm take some: outalde one·hande"- PUS~ shOt. spent sunday pflernoon with hl3 I new gym to create a healthy attltude toward the Bobby Winebrenner waa oeeond aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wil· players and Jackson student body hiKh for Syracuae with 12 pctnt1. llam Young 'ot Pleasant Ridge. ·then, good shooting, Yellow Jackeie. Sy~::~by quartera: 14 28 so 42 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MeDon· &'! , , Coolville 4 10 20 24 aid and famll'y of Colutnbus spent M1We!r, ~>ys SyraeuiO: crow 2, Cole 4, ,1111111· Sunday. ,wllh Mr. and Mtl. Jack . a mel! 4, Jewell!, Tbomao ~. Wine· Weathernlon. • brenner 12 Step~enaon If. Noh· Mr. tl\d Mra. Orvil Watson and DtO aeorers: to/iia, Cllle, CUndiff, M. mother Eflle Wataon aNI B'Ond· Winebrenner. daughter Sraron Gillnther spimt !IM!WIS UP - II lakea Stranahan ol Toledo, Ohio was CoolvUie: Hapney '16, Gillen 4, the week; nd at Daylon with rc to make up aecond place with 208 after taklna Blhbe 4. Non-acorera: ~ell), Pill· latlves. · · · . proof a Q7, alto, Sunday. And tho half· er, Rus10ll, Baker, Lqck~art, Hick· Mr. aGd' MI'L Clrl J.4lmley were peraen of way loader, E. J. "Dutch" Han!- ol. Burdette, Kimble ~nd Davis. Sundar aues!a of Mrs. Jewett Mar· leadlna the aon, of St. Louts, Mo., came next Syracuie playa 1\fvervlew at tin and daulbter; Katie of Chea· ~..:~~*t~:~~f:;: rr•tahleal ahol· with • 209 alter shooting on even- Syracuse Wedneadey nl8hl. blre. · ' '<i :: lho'' NI.OOO e homo· par 71. ·' Los Ansetea ,, SyraCUse . Gfade 5Takes .4'»2.4 B ketbaJJ ,·.e.,I~~ .01 Wl Lwm - .. . ' [4, ~~:.~~2~~~r!,~1J' "3Zt"' .~o.. re ' ,u . ~ Hopo,MIJh.69Cantnl Stolt 56 61 ly UNITID PIISS mo. ,.. ole. 0 When be Condueted the ftrst (ln!""'aUonOI llwndphotoa) Hypertension.Is Not A Disease ln ItseU · . ' I ly HIRMAN N. IUNDII!N, M.D. , I IMAGINE there ate • llft&t tellolea. When these arterlolea art many per8ona Who have high narrowed or oowtricted, It natublood i>J!!ssure · ~¥h• don't ev~n mll1, IJnpedes the ftow ol blood ll!iow •whtit tho term me&rut rd lrom the artoey. lll;e toit!J to explain. : P'esptte' ~ the he&rl' conliYPirtonalon, or high blood llliues to »UMP blood Into the arpressure Ia not a dlaease In Itself, tortes at a normal 'r noar·normal b~tt 111a 'a symptom oloome ape- rale-lt'a easy to iee whf auch a CU!c dlatlrder. condition tnereues the bloo_d Apart from your normal range, pres.!UI'e. you have two love !a of blood prjls- Mut Fine! ea... sure, tbe systolic and dlutollel Y•t curing It Is not a simple Allerial S'flltM matter, for !he under)jolng cau&~ Systolic to the pressure within must b~ ..ta"!l!l>ed before It can an artery at the very moment be treated, · ' your heart eontrac~ to Ioree the Sometimes nephiii!O or maybo blOo~ Into :rqur bOdy's art~rlal an enlarged prostate gland Is the system. · • source ol the trouble. Or perhaps Diastolic Ia the pressure within lt. ls aom~ obstruction which your artet1es ·at tho lowell level, hampers automatic releaae of or between the heartbeats at the urine. moment when no blood ts beln! aenerally, the Jddpeys are lnpllli1ped Into JOur arlfrles. ;olvellln big!) blood presoure lA 'J'bla illutouc pressure, you aee, somo way, •but .other eondlttona npreaenta .the actua,l resistance also m•l be r..ptkulble. • to: lbe b!Qod' llow within the lllgh blOO<! pressute ranb aec·, arterle& 'J'bla II a !actol wblth ond In Importance 1n helping ~urbeartm~o.vereometoke ep ll)ske · hear.t dlaeMe ' A~nerl"'' ~ur· biocld mOVID(. maJor caus:e of death. It's aboUI VCiilaidlliU ttme, yo~ knew Jua't wbattt ta. · tour blood'vesse!J lUi• ~les liu;:snox AJtti ANSV(EII , are nrtoua ._ and lengtlu ot D. T.: At~ maggots still being tube-lllie ltl'Ucturea wblch torm uSed In tr'!'tlng~ean wound~! avii\ network to carey ~· blood • Answer; As 1111' &Q I know, maglbrouittouJ Jllur body. · , gpts ~~e no :Ionger 4@18'us~ to< 1'he brai(eb fndlnga of the 1:1" thla;J!.Ul'llose..,xceUent a~ents deteriee are formed by mt~ule web- rived · lrom eMymea, have ·been Ul:e aaVt.•"llblell ' We oall demed' to lit!lp cleall'woundL ' 1 llNt a:lni'Feature~ Srndi~te.Ii:lt. , l , 1 ar- Of uncmnati parJ _ ' J LA 0pen . .,.. ' 'IAU ITINGIL J >I· . j{ ' •, : t . ~ ~. \"!. I • l .,' ' ' ., ( ,, ,, \I .,, '' " �If o '· • • ... '':(/.- I ' _. ~~__,__o.. • ·, t' t' '' 1'\ . ." ' ' '' I I, • I • WOlfe Gets 37 As.Tornadoes Flan~n Amif~ler~ 6 19 J_____ an. .- ____:_.. ' ' ; ' \ \ '' I \Vhai Became Of Howard, HoustorfLead Bucks- To Win . ·TU~PEltS P.LAIN ·:·1t~~~~~~.fe!~~~h~ Racine Shooting Clicked Atr 56. ' ' . . jf-~ - p · 0ver Mich'Igan state , spartans 1"'f!.£ 1 .~ISSIUnit*<~HAINIS ,,... Per t-ent 3£e ' ~· ~~j~ . .,lc•t• • ': ,!D l!f U Mrs. E1Uer Hull pmed away · ' " Sunday at the home ol her daugh , ;;.(·";,·,~;··;;~;i'~'(~jlif~ . · Sporton Strotegy Folio . ' ter, lolr~ Mildred Allen o! Parkeri• ' 'Mr. ' , ~ Tbe SpartaJis tried to baffle I bul'g: · ' 1 •' · Ohio State offen&e lr. the jiOCona '· Mrs. £!lie Wat,oon and adn \Vii· !herman and pirenls, Mr.. anil'lltL half by a lull court press but only !lam, spent Chi'lstmal with he;• Dit:JII\iU.-. ' . . ·. ''1 seeme~· to alow'dowti ·their own daudhter, Wilmai·Gulnther and · Mr and Mr1 Wayne -'BrJ<i!J '' offen.e. · family of Chester. openl. Monda• · aiternoon ' Wllh. "r ; ' M10 ' hi Stat led b f . ' .,. ,j · 0 gao was Y orMrs. ~the! Stout was a guest and MrJ. Willard Ebersljheb a~-. 1 , ~~~ !~~e~:: w~\b ~8 ~~~ Chrlatmq of M~. and Mr~ Jewell fami.J1 of C~ester. · ..;,,. U. yg ~ gg 'Sioi1 of Darwin and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mf&. Harold Gardner' ' . Frank Dorst and famlly o! Long ana Sonja Lemley of Colum~uf' , Oscar Robertson,· Cincinnati'• Bottom. . spent Chrlslmli.s wltb Mr. and Ml'i ' senaational 6·5 sophomore, put on , and Mrs. K•. C. Klmelr~ek. of. Carl Lemley. ' " a daZ211ng show Of bal~hawkin( and Mr. anD Mrs · ·' , for the Beareats and scored 3'1 pointn to overcome a desperate rallf hy Tulsa. . ' IJ"t)U', )IY 0 r " Tho St. Loult c,nllnolo \..,. J lhtlr flnt, ponnont In ~926 with ~_-COLUHBUS UP - '~at a dlf· . Jo• "P•". _then · hi, hit f!rence lhe new year ·:)& making Racine's Purple Tornadoes fat- IOftntll ' .Ooson 'wlth the IIH on alate college _bi!Bketbsll elrcle~ tened their season record ~-o ·?·I lints, one of tholr piiChffte llllfn- - especially the\eage 'fortunes of Saturday night with an eal)' 110-54 olayr. Thon, In tht World Strltt Ohio State. ' .. : , win over Ames-Bern of Athens aplnot tho y 10. ., 1, lht UJIIIIrt ' Tbe Buekeyes, listless ana ~InCounty as Carl Wolfe hit 14 lleld Cordlnolo clowntcl tht proud Now- ners of only one ''me out of eJgbt goala and 9 o! 10 free throwa for Yorkora for tho world ct11111 prior to 19M, biB!Ied to a 41·22 37 peln!J. alllp. Hainer won·two of tht r baHUmelead over Big Teo defend· The<e was no stopping Wolfe on IIIML All told In hlo 17.ynr c• ing co-ehamplon Mlc~lga~ State bla home court, or anybOdy elae on roar, ho won 110 ''m" and tnt and then went o~ to wm 70·56 the Racine dub as the winners 158 wflh hit lemld knucklor, over the East Lafl'!mg Spa~tans. led 22-7 at the llrsl11uarter mark, throe ttm11 winning 20 or moro And, down in Cmc~nnall, Xavier 42-2o at balftime and 58-32 at the tn 1 111..,, · serv,ed notice there " still two tblrd pest Wholavar hopponod '' JHO major basketball teams In the Don McDade, the only nllll-vet- HolnooiP Todoy 1t 64 ho to tho Queen City with a triple-overtime, eran on the R!lcine team was aec· audltw of Montg..;try County, 82-80 win over highly regarded ond In ICOrin' with 16 points Ohio, end "" Jan. 20 will rttum Louisville at the Cincinnati Cardcoined out of eight loni one-hand· to St. Loulr for tht 50th llllllvlf' en. .. Denison ra!Ued with s basket In era from the back court. Racine ~ry dlnnar o1 lho 51. Loyla ..... Eight-ranked Univmlty of Cin- the final second• Sat6rday night w hit 33 of 58 ahota for 56 per ~nt, boll Wrllaro Alln. <lnnati, lhe other half of the Ohio edge Knox, 58-57, and en~•rge un· above their averaae for the sea.. River· city duo, defeated upset- defeated from a two-day session on, -but aligbtly off Qtelr . f\ICO ~f minded Tul!a, 77-70, on tbe Okla· of Mldwe1t abd Budreye Confer59 per cent In lolinJ .at Polileroy · . , bomans home floor. once basketball doubiebeadere at 10 daya aso. Tbe Tornado ellcked . • · Geieaburg, Dl, on 73 per cenl of their · free ly Unit*<~ p,..11 And, still another j)ere.lnial • throws. _ ' Colgate 79 Anny 77 // Ohio ba~ketball po_wer, D.S.ton, In lhe opening game o! the dou· f.or -'"'••Bern lol. Smith waa Dv•• 67 Now ·Yorlc u. 601 came from behind to nose out 'De- bleheader, Grlnnel swamped Kenhllb wllh 20 P,Olnta. and Gartlner PrinCeton 10 Ptnnayl,vtlll• 61 Paul, 69<JO, in Chlc,go. The Fly· yon, ~0, with {•serves seeing wu reeqnd high with 14. Am•• Penn· Stole 77 Ru"'ra f1 era dropped behind at the outset more action tban I e vars,l~. Bern hit 34 ~r cent of their field Monhation 62 Connoctlcut 57 of the gan•e but surged Into a 34· I h 20 w Vl 1 1 w h L 71 26 lead and controlled 1 100 alte'inpfl, go I OO! ng 'years ' 'I n a II ' IO the balf·llroe boards durfng tbe !aot half to Our coiling tile ago but just enough to he lulill· Dvquonoo 73 Quondco Morlnoa 65 fled as a ball etub tnday. Ames- St. John• 83 'Goo. Woall, 67 win. worlu modern m••• 1 Ohio State's victory over West· Bem hit 75 per cent ol their free HQiy Crou 72 Attumptlon 64 lc with old, u'nalihtly throw tries. Dtrtmouth 12 Yolo 70 ern Conference favorite Michigan cellln'• •· loay to Wolfe, who leada all Southeast· LaS.IIo 59 S~rocuaa was . a· balahced t~am effort with ern Ohio cagers In scoring with a fO(IIIIem 103 Columbia 79 Frink "Chico'' Howard and Lam apply tool Put :ro plu. pelnta per g1me, Ia ah~t- Tom...-·72 La..non Volloy 52 Hon~ton droppins in 13 and H on right over lng a~ the ~eaaatlonal pace o! ~ )ltrvtnle 74 Sou~ Corollna 61· pelnts reapectlvely. . ·HONOLULU UP ' - Eleven per eent from the field to dite. ll:ontucky 76 Goorvl• Tech 60 -• grizzled ola wos played the first old collinl• Tbe great major!"' of hla shota Cllllllotl n Morylond" hall like a bdnch of easer •opboare uken from 10 to 211 feet out, '1'111- 67 Yo.odlrll'lt SS mores <trying to earn first string usually from a slightly Winced pot- North Corollno 71 w... fomt 45 bortbs Sunday to pin the ears 'timate., Ilion. Richmond 74 Vl ... nlo TICh 73 S bi:'CI< on a College ·All-Star team . (. llaclne reaervel woK over their l,olo!Nrno 70 Mluloalppl 44 in the 12tti annual HuiM Bowl. Amet·Bem reserves 40 to lB with Glorvt• 59 Loultlano St. 56 SWIDID1' Af By the lime the sellout ·crowd Bill McKelvey cannins 12 points lndlono 61 Norlhwoatom 65 ' ~ of !MOO' had 'l'tlled back In l!ono· for top ecore. Ames•Bern filled to Ohlliltete 70 Mlchl11n Stela 56 COLUMBUS (UP)-Dick Hanley .lulu Sta,dium the pro-studded Hs· connect on a !leld goal unm pear l(onf' Stela 25 Toltdo 17 h . . wall , All . Stirs bad ncked pp I ., the end of the third qllartsr. ~t~lchl~ 73 lowo 65 of t e University ol loloclugan, ha• their first ooore and by the ~:nd Rar.lne opens a twa-week road ~rquoltt 6C Loyoto Ill. 61 been selected by the Co~.u!"bus o! the first quarter •the game had ' ' I ~1 gl trip •rue•day, touchinil down at llllnola 64 Wllconaln 59 . Touchdown ~lub ~·· the ~worn· all the aspecta of jjn-old-fehioned An average ceiling con- bt colhplotJIY Wahama. that night, trav~Jing tc · Mlnnooolo 13 Purdue 76 mer of 1957. rout. AI bal!tlme the score stood caverod with Rn,, non•llci!VIilc _coiling illo1o~ · • Rome Friday, awlnglnJ down to lvontvlllo 81 Dtpouw 71 , Hanley, •who holds the worM 40-7. t Middleport Jan. 14 and lofnJ up- Deyton 69 Dapoul.60 ' record lor the 200-meter and 200. · . ~ l!Jli_easy budget ltrml, for oel!!fo ~lt;FTfd!tY night tussle between Pomeroy and Middleport river to Belpre Jan. 17. St. Louis 87 PIHat.l"" 15 yard· freeatyle, will he . pr.,ented The fmal score of 53-34 _d1dn "·orin•: . Brldloy 73 North'Toxoo St. 53 the award at lh club's third 8IJ. reflec~ a eoAtest where one team ~' Pauther cage fa·ns feeling 'about like OSU Rose "" , e WB! only poillts_better than an· 'vh:ltm~s . They were glad to have won, regardless of the Racine:• Salser 3 2·2 "; Wolfe SMU 65 Paylor 51 ·sportl dlnn~ ~ere, Jan. 17. other. The19prose \be likes of 14 11-10 87; Adama 4 0-% 8; Pdwell T1111 Tech 66 Rico ~Hanl~y, who was a alive~ medal 1'obin Rote of DeU'oit, Joe Pel'l')l. 2 1·2 B; McDide 8 0.0 18; Beegle Clnclnnotl 77 Tul11 70 winner In the 19CI6 Olymp1ca, also of San Francisco snd Elroy iltrscb Dlick . ~Ilion's . boys certainly looked a little rusty 'f.mpared 2 2·2 II; Chapman 0.0-ll; Jobnaon Ar.. nlit 57 Toi11 55 bold• an Amerlt~n record in the ol Los Angeles _ played the col· form &gains! Racine and GallipOlis when they hit 0 IH O; Totals 83 14-19 80. Oklohomo St. 74 Dra.. 65 1 100-meler freestyle. He holds a legians into lhe ground in the first ll~b of pel'formance. It's true the Panthers took things Amea-Bern: Smith 9 2-3 20; R. TCU 71 ''"" A&M 41 National Collegi.ate cha, mpionship half and emd up In the !Ina! 30 0 H B; Kaaler 0 2·3 2; Me· Montone 74 Utoh 67 d h f ti AAUI t rIy easy d,urIng the hoIt'days. Bu1 tb at was what Retton Smllh Pherson B 1·1 11; Koehler 0 2•3 2; .Colorado 66 Wyomlnl 51 an as won lYe na ona1 mlnutea w give an air of respeel'(a~u~~:ed-torest. Gardner 4 6-9 U; va~ghan 1).().(). or- St. 61 UCLA 61 ch&mptonehtps. • labillt~ to the sam•:;_·.....,:·_ _· ...:....;.:=:::::::::~:::rno::;=:::::::::=~~==:;::::::!!:~~~~ 'Sive \l!.e'\ ijttle of that commodity from Tc>talaii!B-24 34. ' ~lllernlo ~7 W11ldneton 45 , ,, '" •,,,.. :, . /, no~rough Dllcl Februaf!!~ . ;u • , · _ :. 1 11e1w..11 Colorado 11. 47 ' · . , "" , .. '" ' S.Cal.'"lfldallo77 C lo m e ~. ·vv lill..wW;IJ¥)1entlallyagoodclub,'but2-2intheSEO,Js•s lnv deniy Pomeroy Tuesday night. Gene Morgan husky woohl~'"" st. 64 Stahlenl 51 1"'\ 1·, 11 ~ 66 centerl is the key boy on the Chieftain squad. He'~ avet:agln• l•n Fiondaee San ~M St. .u ' · 2G Wli!IJ ·pQr ga10e and will have to be held In reasopa·bl~ :~!: ~;'~:7.'~ 7:,::':;"" 56 1, .._ Hf'"'•· '/= !ob 1 BASKETBALL Grizzled p·ros In •. ·, Easy R0Ule · ,, 0' Vef College.Gn'dders 5J., PI'ck Michiga·n Star .· Nation.' • Of Year _ ··'DESK r:~ ~ (o ;,...... •!i•· Pob1te ~fans Were Glad'To Win 1 "·.•.s.o. 6-41 T Chall fnge che~l)t , the ' Panthers are to come home 5·0 In conference \ pia~ !e'' ~e Panlhers had quite a struggle on their hands to Celtics Evep Yet In the last quarter at Middleport, tl)e Jac~ets were llvl~g It all they had. They cerialnly had considerable to do · wit~ !118;1haky lead evaporating ~o a mere two points midway in and "COMFoc:a.T _,. T'ES-T'' 'a eh• ..·.,.:1 ,· yracuse H.n. vplllgl' . 0 pull away · f l 1J ' ' A . .. · o.tuen_".'', nn·z:v.· a'' luHoto 62 Western RoaarYO 52 ~~:,: :~:;~730 J Sorrow For Fitz' Clatk - · - Booton colleg~• rameQ PolAr prleat, 1n acuvttlea 1n A!ltarotlc'!He made rellgloua history uiau at \be SOuth Pole. ~ 11 I• ,.. ~· I• . ii ~" ,. ~ ,, 10 •. .. ' ' '" ~· ' ' ~I" m ··~~ ~,., ' I" , ~~, ~" P' . Wdf ~·~ I'" ~ ' 14 ~.!': t•o 11" ~ ,., t'/. ~(1i .w.r ~~· ~ H LETART FAlLS 1 10 i · ·.: . :·en . al lbe ljoath ·ro~eON JOB- Here Is lbe Rev. Danlel Ll!i•hen. S.J. OoiMiacti~r 1111111 folAI' PIIESf ·' · r_g , ·. ·\ · ~a · ~M.h ;·.·,i' The oddo are vlly against them but the Syncuse Nationals Mu,.lnwm 94 Gannon Po. 12 Ia tfta£ lui frame. may yet chtllenge the Booton Cel· Whooton, 111. 65 Akron 41 Ilea for the Eastern Division lowllnt G110n 16 W11tem Ont. 60 champlon.tblp o! tile Natlonll' Bas· kelball AuoelaUon. TAMPA, Fla. UP· - Marla Es· ther :Bueno; the small B~azillan The red • hoi National! &<ored junior net alar, emer11ed as the their lour\h vlclor¥ in live starts darllns of the Florida lenni• lour · Sunday when they routed t~e Phil· today. The 18-year·old ml" from , adelphia W~rrlora, lll-!MI, with the Sao Paulo•upset Laura Lou Kun· aid of ex-Warrior suard Larry nen of Clearwa~r. Fla., 6-4, 6·1 to Co•lellq who scored 33 ,polnta. The eapture the women'! singles crown win moved the National• three in !he annual Dixie Tournament games ahead o! the lhird·place at Davis laland SundiiY. New York Knleklll'boe..rs and the Jackets should become a wlnner and left them o~ behind the Ccl\.1~,. ~~~~~: a hcord. Jackson comes to town aod what · doesn't know about basketball woul~ fill a couple of Mr. and !Ira. Billy ·Grimm and daughter arrived In their airplane to vltlt bla parenla, Hr. and J4ra, 1:\.,. , Erneai Grimm. J~~WPf5f 'W! 'J Mr. and Mra. Rusaell !)rlmm of 1 ' , , 1 "• " d ' columbus spent Christmas with ,..,ve eep sorrow lor Ed Clark and Willard Fitzpatrick Ul:.. hla parents, Mr. •nd Mrs. llert Of , . J1~k110n sporl5wrJting and sportscastlng {ral(\l'nity. 88 ft' Ul · Grimm. IIi 'Middleport Friday night, probably scouting for his Syracue Grade Schiibi beat Cool~ 1rolljmltlt. lfe hates having a loser to talk about quite as badly ville Graile Schoof 42-114 . Friday bo:'in!· ~i r:.•·~~:~o ~~~ D:~ ., eventna ~~ Syracu.e with Bo,b •Rouab of Anlfqulty returned to her ,J,I!!~I ·I!II!ersup north hope the modern gymnasium open· '1th~nfn ~~~~ft I6 ~lu~j home at Letart Falls Saturday. -~~~.~~~~~~j:!· lime will Inspire a higher local appreciation who ~led 0~tepi,i;~ ~. ~ 18 Pofnf:. Mra. F. A. Cadle Is reported Ill. , ; b , The youngster lookeo areal with TUPPERS PLAINS een at or near the top In football for so long hla one-handetf luii)P •htil and ~lr. and Mra. Wayne Brleklos 1illla'llllf near the botlom In ~ketball, that It wm take some: outalde one·hande"- PUS~ shOt. spent sunday pflernoon with hl3 I new gym to create a healthy attltude toward the Bobby Winebrenner waa oeeond aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wil· players and Jackson student body hiKh for Syracuae with 12 pctnt1. llam Young 'ot Pleasant Ridge. ·then, good shooting, Yellow Jackeie. Sy~::~by quartera: 14 28 so 42 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MeDon· &'! , , Coolville 4 10 20 24 aid and famll'y of Colutnbus spent M1We!r, ~>ys SyraeuiO: crow 2, Cole 4, ,1111111· Sunday. ,wllh Mr. and Mtl. Jack . a mel! 4, Jewell!, Tbomao ~. Wine· Weathernlon. • brenner 12 Step~enaon If. Noh· Mr. tl\d Mra. Orvil Watson and DtO aeorers: to/iia, Cllle, CUndiff, M. mother Eflle Wataon aNI B'Ond· Winebrenner. daughter Sraron Gillnther spimt !IM!WIS UP - II lakea Stranahan ol Toledo, Ohio was CoolvUie: Hapney '16, Gillen 4, the week; nd at Daylon with rc to make up aecond place with 208 after taklna Blhbe 4. Non-acorera: ~ell), Pill· latlves. · · · . proof a Q7, alto, Sunday. And tho half· er, Rus10ll, Baker, Lqck~art, Hick· Mr. aGd' MI'L Clrl J.4lmley were peraen of way loader, E. J. "Dutch" Han!- ol. Burdette, Kimble ~nd Davis. Sundar aues!a of Mrs. Jewett Mar· leadlna the aon, of St. Louts, Mo., came next Syracuie playa 1\fvervlew at tin and daulbter; Katie of Chea· ~..:~~*t~:~~f:;: rr•tahleal ahol· with • 209 alter shooting on even- Syracuse Wedneadey nl8hl. blre. · ' '<i :: lho'' NI.OOO e homo· par 71. ·' Los Ansetea ,, SyraCUse . Gfade 5Takes .4'»2.4 B ketbaJJ ,·.e.,I~~ .01 Wl Lwm - .. . ' [4, ~~:.~~2~~~r!,~1J' "3Zt"' .~o.. re ' ,u . ~ Hopo,MIJh.69Cantnl Stolt 56 61 ly UNITID PIISS mo. ,.. ole. 0 When be Condueted the ftrst (ln!""'aUonOI llwndphotoa) Hypertension.Is Not A Disease ln ItseU · . ' I ly HIRMAN N. IUNDII!N, M.D. , I IMAGINE there ate • llft&t tellolea. When these arterlolea art many per8ona Who have high narrowed or oowtricted, It natublood i>J!!ssure · ~¥h• don't ev~n mll1, IJnpedes the ftow ol blood ll!iow •whtit tho term me&rut rd lrom the artoey. lll;e toit!J to explain. : P'esptte' ~ the he&rl' conliYPirtonalon, or high blood llliues to »UMP blood Into the arpressure Ia not a dlaease In Itself, tortes at a normal 'r noar·normal b~tt 111a 'a symptom oloome ape- rale-lt'a easy to iee whf auch a CU!c dlatlrder. condition tnereues the bloo_d Apart from your normal range, pres.!UI'e. you have two love !a of blood prjls- Mut Fine! ea... sure, tbe systolic and dlutollel Y•t curing It Is not a simple Allerial S'flltM matter, for !he under)jolng cau&~ Systolic to the pressure within must b~ ..ta"!l!l>ed before It can an artery at the very moment be treated, · ' your heart eontrac~ to Ioree the Sometimes nephiii!O or maybo blOo~ Into :rqur bOdy's art~rlal an enlarged prostate gland Is the system. · • source ol the trouble. Or perhaps Diastolic Ia the pressure within lt. ls aom~ obstruction which your artet1es ·at tho lowell level, hampers automatic releaae of or between the heartbeats at the urine. moment when no blood ts beln! aenerally, the Jddpeys are lnpllli1ped Into JOur arlfrles. ;olvellln big!) blood presoure lA 'J'bla illutouc pressure, you aee, somo way, •but .other eondlttona npreaenta .the actua,l resistance also m•l be r..ptkulble. • to: lbe b!Qod' llow within the lllgh blOO<! pressute ranb aec·, arterle& 'J'bla II a !actol wblth ond In Importance 1n helping ~urbeartm~o.vereometoke ep ll)ske · hear.t dlaeMe ' A~nerl"'' ~ur· biocld mOVID(. maJor caus:e of death. It's aboUI VCiilaidlliU ttme, yo~ knew Jua't wbattt ta. · tour blood'vesse!J lUi• ~les liu;:snox AJtti ANSV(EII , are nrtoua ._ and lengtlu ot D. T.: At~ maggots still being tube-lllie ltl'Ucturea wblch torm uSed In tr'!'tlng~ean wound~! avii\ network to carey ~· blood • Answer; As 1111' &Q I know, maglbrouittouJ Jllur body. · , gpts ~~e no :Ionger 4@18'us~ to< 1'he brai(eb fndlnga of the 1:1" thla;J!.Ul'llose..,xceUent a~ents deteriee are formed by mt~ule web- rived · lrom eMymea, have ·been Ul:e aaVt.•"llblell ' We oall demed' to lit!lp cleall'woundL ' 1 llNt a:lni'Feature~ Srndi~te.Ii:lt. , l , 1 ar- Of uncmnati parJ _ ' J LA 0pen . .,.. ' 'IAU ITINGIL J >I· . j{ ' •, : t . ~ ~. \"!. I • l .,' ' ' ., ( ,, ,, \I .,, '' " �\ I' ' - ' ----- The Daaly Sentinel • home OhiO Included In the guests were ~rs Osl!lp Hquae waa ob.I.'W"ed from Beegle s two br ~thcn George H t to 5 o'dock w1th 100 ~ests lftllD and Edward Durst of Pomeroy ane lila the regtstcr suter Mr~ LueJla Burso n Shade Mrs Beegle was att1red 111 il •' Jlri. l!arrtet Nelgler w~ ooper ~r fOr the OccasiOn ana guests pmk lace dress w1th sl l\ler acces mdlVldual cake top SOCH~S The cougle received many lovely ro,. bud with sll 'er 1ce cream coffee, gifts from lhe~r manl tnends mmts and nuts from the table which was at whne JiMn !able with a thl'l(e ~~·erl In pink an~ 11e Napkins of' lver whlt\f',i~t~ 1ns~lptio~ Joe abo u.td The sixth birthday of Rhonda d,ughter of Mr anH Mrs Robert Hysell, was celebrillcd F.r1day at the afr~rnoofi ''"''" or the ~M dlcpon Klnderarten , •ere pod Rhonda Hysell Is H.onored On Sixth Birthday Mrs Hyse~ Wf" asSISted by to • tea'ther, Mr1 Gur,lle~nolds m scr vmg Ice cream ~nd decorated cup cakeo lo lh,l • children ';1151toro wcr~ llre"tla E'dwards an~ Bobbv )lysell , Special , table guests Included Nancy Tflompson Marcia Stewart Vicky Lynn Von Me ier and lh guest o£ honor chose Jack Lohse und Stephen llurtcnhaeh to help serve ' t ROOMS OF Evangeline OES Chapter Meeting Held On Thursday Mrs ALL. NEW Furniture 1hc chapter Will serve a dinner £or the lw n C ty Shrm< Cluh at the 1egton Hall 01 Jmuury 21uncl Mrs Jones named the followmg <omnuttct!s KJ\chc 1 Mrs Charle!t Brnnctt Mrs Downtng Roush • Mrs I F Hawkms Mrs Stcwu"l Huwk1ns and others Dlnlng room Mrs Jarnes Clutworthy Jr INCLUDI!'S Wrlgerator ani Gas Range Pay Only f$950 dowa ~ Emerson f )nc.5 Worthy Matron of Evangelme Ch apter, 0 ES prended at the1r regu lar meet lng Thursday evening at the Masomc.. Temple Plans were made to attend the School of Instruction for Dis 2 m Pomeroy on January 17 w1th luncheon reservations to be m 1dc by J !l Jl 13 w1th M'r.s Lul.t "'·on per monlb Gene Kermit and Vlrgll McElroy BAKER FURNITURE spent Tuesday evcn.lng with Mr and Mrs Milton Tuttle and lam dy Mrs Jack Hnms vislted her aunt Mrs Amy Wotre Sundoy Roy Wolf and son llaymond of Columbus called on his mother Amy Woll Sunday 011 The Brightest Coraer In Middleport Ut IUIWIIIfllllll 1-t W. COMPTON, 08 D. Ease CGart Street, Ptw.leroJ 8o111'1: I to 11, I le 5. !Close al Noua OD Tban. Offtee Pomeroy Police Benefit ShQw Eleanor S. Schall - Middleport Soelety Editor - fhon& &079 Luelle Hawkins - Pomeroy Society Editor - Phone 6244 ALL LOCAL TALEMT ~e'!l'• For PoUce UnUorm and Equipment Fund Tlc.JC ._,Available From Any Police Officer POMEROl SOCIETY Middlrport , Soriety ~ . ' 8 Are Present At Weeks Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs In Thursday Meeting \ No wonder ovr ~''"' wilt 11rvlctt alWays will $50.36 A MONTH - 110Mcetl Wt ,.••• lilt wllolt famllv'• wash ICI'It I tean ~ If You Wlah. Aver~~e D!llly 0111t .,.,...... a1 o eott "' Leu ThaD 20e. rntrt ,...., ptr ioyl t ~ Have only one place to pay Have more money tor younelf Loans up to $1000 arranged 'Wl\'enever posa1blo with service and terms~erybody hkes Ge~ atralght In ':iS. Phone us or atop m. You are among ' ll'ieilda ~~~. ,, .I: ,&,••AIN STl , t - ' ruoNE 187 £1TY', LoAN & ~VJN.as co. NP 223:~---~....-- Holbrook-McCoy We~ding Vows GivenSaturday , Announcement ht• been mi~e marrtaae of MISJ1!rma Hoi· Columbus, and lllr Hugh Calumbua, on Batur<llll', J"IUII'V at Han1bercer Me!nOI' and Cleveland NoHint Offered By ,As To Whether MaJ1 ~ed ' a _, DeNtetl r. ,,..,...., ., ..... ~............ AMI -•• - .....cl----'---~-..._::_ ------..-~ Pomeroy-Middlll,POrt, Ohio, Tuesday January 7, 19ll8 1 1 '"' I,,,, j,tp ,,,,,,I RIPAY O!'!LY lte Federated Church Happy Harvesters Meeting ts Held Theo Neutzllng was taken tn Mr and Mrs C H McKenz10 )felgs General Hospital In the and daughter Vannctte of Galh The Happy Harvesters Ewmg ambulance Sunday after l1e pohs were VISiting Mrs George £ell •t hJS hom! and InJured h~ )fcKcnzw Umon av Sur.day even the ~ederaled Church m'et evening at the church far le~ January meetmg Mr and Mrs RIChard Ho~alte· Mr and Mrs Robert Young' of are movmg form the Wcod apart Perry Pomt Md are the guests ol Mrs Henry Reibel, pres1dent, hlent to the Arnold hou~o:,. ()ft Nor thetr daughter and son m law, Mr presided and the meeting opened w1th devbtions led by Mrs Waldo th Front Avenue aqd Mrs Kenneth Hatrls and son J Bartels It was agreed to .enterMinersVIlle ' tam the Women's Guild in Nov0J11 Patrolnhm Fred Dewees has Mr • and Mrs Homer Radford been Ill with rtu 11nce December are confmed loJ tbelf home with her A contribution was made to the Poho Fund Th1nk you notes 7 and 1S C()nftned to h1~ bed on the nu were received !rom llr~ Ban,l•, his home on Gravel Hill ~lr1 Charles McMaster returnerl Barbara Kautz "'turned loti her Mrs Louis Retbel and Mifis Fredo to her home an Bradenton Fla home 1n Columbus Satll:darl al~ Fischer for Jlfta oent them Saturday and was occompanled by er a week s VISit with her "Pin¢. Mra Clinton Fisher who will visit parents Mr and Mrs W L Kauls her there $he was accompanied home by her Charles Wayland pulled a cart uncle R1chard Pickens, and Mrs. llage in his knee when he wu play Marie Hauck, Middleport ing basketball while visiting 10 Columb1u over the holidays a~d is on/ crutches while the Injury heals Mr and r.jrs Charles Swanson and children Dav1d ~nd ~u•ao Marysville v1sited over the week end With ht. porents Mr and Mr• Mr and Mrs Walter Tj10mas and Carroll Swansop and f&mtly and family of CrookSVIlle and DIVId grandlnother, Mrs C F Hawkino Thomas ol Mmersvllle were Sun Mn Wtlham Grueser, who h" day guests ol Mr and Mrs Ever heen a medical potlent at ''eigs ett Thomas General Hospital, was lletw't1ed Eugene Thomas and friend, MIS! hom~! Sunday Jan Beckto!d have returned to St Mrs Harold Bartels Marul1eld Louis Mo , alter a lew days visit Tbe purpose ol the meet!Jlg Ia and Mrs Maxme Little are assist With hiS parents Mr and Mrs Ev to preoent accepted methods ond lng with the care of their father erett Thomas and Faye patterns for greater I•arntng tx Homer Might who 11 critically ill Mr and Mrs Robert Bailey and perlences In group fellowaHip On· at the Me1gs General Hospital Mr and Mr.s Wllllam Murray, Mrs Wendell Betzlng return6d to ly lour officers from each local Worthington Ky spent the week their homes, Saturday night from Woman'a foclety,, the presideQt, end w1th his mother, Mrs Jamos Muncie lnd where they were vice prealdent, se1retary ol pr .. Murray Joining them Sunday called by the death ol Mrs Betz motion and their pastors will pat were Mr and Mrs Randolph lng s nephew, Low1a Capener They tlejpate In this tralnlna seaolon lloglslralion will begin at 9 13 Ward and doughier Mary Lou were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Carl Riggs ol Columbus A M and those attending are NRavent~wood queated to take tbelr own ..ck Max Sanborn and Wdli3m Mich Mr and Mrs Carl R1ggs return acl wbo ha'fc been pntients D' ed to their ho")• Columbus today lunch Beverage will be servsd by Meigs Gerteral Hospital were re arter a week end vls1l with her the host chur.h turned home Sundi!I.Y 111 tbe Raw sister, Mrs Wendell Betung and lings Coats ambulance othor relatives Gran~paren~ Mr and Mrs B F Parmalcr Mr and Mrs John R Weeb and wera on vacallon la\l week from son ot Nelsonville were Sunday the At}aqtic and Pacl!10 Super guess o£ his parents Mr and Mrs market and visited relatives In F:ldon Weeks ' Ch~istening llunllngton F1ve ~~~:.eat grandparents ..nd CPO Dallas Blevms will leave 'Mr and Mrs Bruce Scholl and Tuesday to report at Nor£olk V1 aons, Michael and Je£!rey South three graudp~rents were present ~nd hiK w1£« and children Son"' Point were Sunday guesli of his at the Enterprlae IUB Church Sunday momipg to a!iend the and Joan~ w11J rcmn1n w!tll her motHer Mrs Herman Scholl christening of John Thomas paronts Mr and Mrs B F Parm Mrs Hottle Russell who ifi em Weeks son o£ Mr and Mro John alee while he Is gone Mrs Marie Stcln(lr has rcturnAt ployed In Columbus, spent the R Wee~o ol Nellonvlllt The Rev Liston Halley per Crom Cleveland wh~rc .s he spcnl week end at ber hnme Anne Sl Mr and Mrf W B Carpenter rormed tho riles or baptism at the the holidays wi(b 6er sons arlo 1 ntcrtamed with a dinner Wednes- close ol the worship service idr their rnmlliC.S Miss Bernice Bowen lormcr day evenmg at their borne 111ulber and illrs Bruce Scholl of South McJg, CountJ Weekda y Rcllgmu• ry Ave Guest&: were Mr and Mrs ppmt1 an uncle tllld a.unt were the Hnrry Young and !amlly or Gallon Erlucatton teacher IS teaching Uu Rev and Mrs Robert Wells and godparents Great grandparents were Mrs Fifth G1 :1 de !R Mu~on CII.Y Iowa family o£ Mohawk Mr and Mrs Edward Hlt.o Mr and Mrs John Her address " 1231\ South Pen11 W 0 Ba1 nllz Mr and .drs I! A Batey and Mr and Mrs Jobn sylvania A\e Mason C11y ~ Barmtz and son and Johnny Frick and grandparents were ~rs Mrs Edwa1d lcwk ~ IJary und Young Herman Scholl and Mr and Mra son Tommv Wellston ~.;asiled h'" r Mrs F.dua M1ller and daughter father J II Grate a mcdacul put Judy cntertamed w1th a dmner Eldon Weeks ICilt at Mc1gs Gcnm 111 Hospital Sunday evening at their home Sunday and ai.lo with reluilvcs 11 Kerr Sl Guests were Mr and Mrs Muldlepurt Carl Riggs Columbus, Wallace Ru88oll, Bradbnry Mrs Wendell Betzina and Mr and drs Martin McAngus and daughter D1anu M18 W L Russell of Lmeoln MIS D•lo Smith a"lsted by Mr Heights re turned home Saturda' Lawrence 1 anntn~t entertained the from a visit wi th fnend~ m Hunt Paol Ch10!s o! Magnolia Temple S~.ower lngton IV Va Pythian Sisters Thursday evenin~ Mrs Maxine Arnold asslste._d by at her home Spring Ave O!£utt !Ira George Skmncr Mrs Mrs Harold Black!lon entertained Tbe meetmg in chars• ol th• with a layette shower Friday even Robert Arhold !Irs W1lllom Etch president • Mr. Amanda Kaspa• In at her home Athen• road hon Inger Sr Mrs Ernest Cullums Airs Homer HJsell Mrs Dur opened with the Lords Prayer In oring Mra Roy Smtih Gifts were placed In a basslne wood Cummings Mr, Roy Grueser unison A i-eport waa mdde on the Mrs Robert Yonker Mrs Charle~ fruit taken at Christm>S time I• decorated In pmk Gamos weJe played dunng tltc £mlth Mrs Hugh Bearhs Mrs the ntembera who are Ill During tho social hour games evening and prizes awarded lo Horace Abbott and daughter Vicki wore played with prim awarde~ Mrs Rollin Rad£ord Linda Smilh Mrs Howard Bolin, Mrs Wilham to Mrs Rollin Besrbs and Mrs PhylliS KR8par and SnJ~anna Arn Grucser Mrs Cli£1ord Leifheit Carrie Grou!er Mrs Lcwio Greuser Mrs Olivor old Scndln" gilts but un, ble to at ~ A dessert course was served hy Clark and Mrs Edgar Abbott lee crc•m centered with a pint tend were Mrs Geneva Joac)tm1 tbe hostesslll to those named q· stork cup eakos topped with blue Mrs C L Arnold M" W A bove and Misses I.cna and Thelml booties and ooll'ee were served Morgan Mrs Hatry Cuntcrbul') nrueaor, Mrs RIChard Campbell MIF.I Derllice Alm Durst , Mr! Favoro were •mall diapers llllcli Mrs Roger Spencer, Mr> \1 illlam Karl Grueser Mrs Bernice Dattl Bartels, Mrs Edward Humphrey with mints Henry Reibel and guesta Mrs Present were those named abo\ e Mu AmO! Leonard. Miss BettY Mrs Thomas ~!cCiung and children of and Mrs Wilbur Bailey Mr< Leonard MP8 Ohve !ngrahan Mro Avery Goegleln Mrs Arlee Abbott llomer Radford and Mrs Scott f'ol Wilmington and lira Rona!.l Smith ' Mrs Amanda Kaspar, Mrs Ophn mer The next meeting ~ill be held at the home or Mils Thelma Grueae• w1tb Lona Grueoer u e..tioote!l Mrs. RgySmith Is Honored By Layette . Tutsday-January7-8P.M. Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium \ I ·----......,.,:,.,~- - IIMGLI COPY-4& RCAVICtO.. uviNG COLOR"'TVI .( * '~ Md wt.lt• T\11 IJIGTOIO, Yl'fiD AI'D UllUAHTI Mort (r.lof ~~~o,. . !h011 "'rl biQrt.h• ~dvl1o on • bit 21 t.lb• _ . . ti~Nt•l a ful .!14 14111. 'tltwtblt oreo. 11 IIMPU 10 TUNII fvtn • dill. CJII d§ li .-lly-141 .-ciiMI• fklv• ch-l, till~~~~..; ltvll to tloo tiCMCJorM Sharon Jones, junior pres1dent prOilded, and other offlcel'll eleot ed are YIC" president, Neda Brad ford, secretary, Barbara Jqne• treasurer Sandra Brewington caap!Mn, Eflen Duttop, f)ag hear Skinner, historian regtstrar, Sal!)< Fost • er Alter the rllua)ialic openiqg and eleclton of offleen tthe members lell)'ll~d a new CAR song wit1 Jenniler Lohoe as aecampanlst Plans \vere made to make a !lag at the F,bruary mQetlng During tile ooeial hour games were play with prizes won by Karl Beck Bradford Ellen Dutton, llar !lara Jones and Jenn1ler l.Ghsli: Punch and cookies were by Mrs Jones and her daug~ters to the members and Mrs Dale Dutton, senior pre&dent, Mrs 0 P Klem and i\lrs Dey Hysell ·~~~\C'i~h~Jghll(ht of the IllS' progran, Yilll be further work on the construction ol Klllllllf: PJan\1 where nearlY $}2 mtnioo willlle 'investe4 doling 1958 'rwo • ol Kammer s ! m,OOO,kllowalt l IQilla will be owned by Ormet J ' Corporation and the third by O!uc Power 1 One of the Iargeal lnvestmenl.! Ohio Power wiU make on Iran• pion bneo dlirlng 191!8 will be lore' construchon o! the com ~any's sectioa of the second 132, OOO,~plt line from Sporn Plant to Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp 'a RavenswoOd Worb Toto! construCtion e~ponoe1 h• the area will amount to ~.000 The pro ject Ia expected to be tompleted ~Y aummer 1 In Ohio Power's Southern Dlvl .1\on, the company plana to 111 vest about $824~ on major projecto Ibis year, lecordinl to c. w r.u, dlv ..ion manager Additional sums wlli be apent on smaUer projecb lj> tmprove faclli Ilea lmprovemenll at a thll year wtll be at a POl UHf,.. UHf.VHIJII!Ior o'~~~~~~ •atro. lc.:A 'J011...dor.d DI'IIJ. 011•- t0111patiWr. Calor Ttii"IHI r ELBERF Bridal Shower Given To Honor Carol Curtis Miss Carol Curtis whose mar rlage to Mr Vincent Gheen will be an event ol Sunday January 12 Was aue.,t of honor tt.t a shower qlven Friday evenmg by Miss Rita Neutzhng at her home, Anne St GiftS were placed m a pink w~lle umbrella which centered a table with pint. cover GaJMS were pia)ed durmc th• evenln1 with prizes a" arded 10 Mrs Carl Gheen, Mrs Chrlstin ' o Donnell and Ml!s April Shost..• Arter tbe honored auest opened her m11117 nice gilts refreshntem' or ice ~rearn centered with pink Weddinl hells wb)te cake Iced In pink, co£fee and mmls wore served by the bosleu Present were Mrs Jonet Korn, Mlaa Carolyn SL!Bon Mrs EVer ett Datley, ~rs Lawrence Fran cls, Mw Judy lloyl • Ml" Carol Bearha, Mlaa Wan•• Saylor, Mra, JlatUe Russell, Mia Mary Elcbln er, )Irs. Gene Houdenhelt ~d daughter, Becky, M)'a ~'<!I<! Zirkle 11nd Mfl Rolland Neul!lin! Send1ng silts but pnable to ~t· tend were ~rs Roberl'llysell, IIlJa Jlnet Struble, Mrs. John Handler Mill Helen Meei, Mrs Edward Bauer, Miss Lila Su~ Torrell, )lrJ Paul Elc~inter, Mrs Helen tell Mrs Mary Korn andnlrs ,Homer Hysell I .. ,; J J. I M"ting C:t\lb Is' Circle's 1 ' I TWO· , Are Jn•JUfed ochuted bock to i!li1,!l, lr!>111 the !88-mlle alU•~ ~ iraa ill htnt whether ~,. ' "'· •1 lniOI'Ill~d IIOUI'Ctl ,.jvjlllq: ton 111d I~ U ~ at oJ Stall ffeeived w!lid of the II'Oil cow rumors oeveral 1i4!Gf1 btfn they were made ~bl)(:. tile ,.. porb ..... fiOm llif CeuiJ'al 1ft. telllgenee Agenq CiA 1lii 1ft. formant. Jlld. 1; :~ h The RuUIIII& UJIIIIIJ "" lea! then reluctant to IIIDOUD"- IWJ have beaten the Wet& Ill • . , ICIODiifle fleldJ, but theJ laJVo kept aUenL There wu 110 alebllon of IUCh I feat iJI · Radio broodcutl and iJie ~I !IOIIWW papers !214 DolhWr about IL c,cc f' - 'J,l 1<. • In Early MOl'lllllg Crash On RL }.4' 'ttJ at NOVHAJ.d~~~~ •• to" 1111 RCA ~to' , Two perat!DJ were reported in 11Uflactory eondibon th11 mom lng ) n llelp General H01pital froq~ tnJIIJies reeelved in on early monlng /aeddenl on Route 143 nerr Wolfpen. A«9ni~Jg to !be HlibWay Pa trol tlie couple were d~Stpvfred 10 theit ~d outo In a creek bed IPPJ'Oilmately 10 feet from the highway nearly three houu after the ae<tdent occurred by He quoted Ru11ian d'n~ u J1m Reeve~ of Harrisonville uy1ng no mbjlle ~r mei!Ite In Jfelp General ROIJ)ltal are would be Jbot wlU, a humiD, bile Ivan Homer Cortnan 39, o£ Route '"' m It until It was cutaiD tile %(Pomeroy, Wllh a peaSible chest pereon tould be returned (p 1nji.II'J plus numeroUJ bnuse• earth alive. ' and contustoes and Mae Mayle~ But tbe per&iltence of the reo 30. of HarruonvUie wilb mullipl~ porb led to belief the ~· la<erall~ and bru1101 over bet mental firinc mlcht ~ve mltentlte bOdy • cued anti tllal lhe liWI 11{ tile 'Ole, Blglnray Patrol utd they mlaile did not Jurvlve '"'-t w•re mmmoned to U.. seene of '!light e~p!ain Somt "'laetute the occident about U miles nort~ ' 00 announee 111ch 1 feat of I'Oiileroy at 0 43 a m by Roll Sohlmtn, the SIIJediJJI- 1111· ReeveJ baiSidor lo llostow, abo reJ)OI't According lo the Patrol C11 ed the rumon Ill 1 telephone <!In m::~f,!P,=~·~~ fell uleep lbe versalion wtth the staetholln w car veered across mol'lllng newopaper Dqf111 NY of tbot b)ghwoy heler He 11\d 11 wu bnpooldble feel on a dJa to say where tHe rumon oriel lind JUIIIP nated He called tlic , ~or• ~raal)ed into :a. firm ., y 1 setUea back into TYPical reaction to the re~ bed Jo about 6 mche• eame from Pro! A C B. IA'reU dtrector of Brtlai>'s g11111 ~pa&l rod11 equipment at lodrell llallk and one of the nalloa's \eldiD& 01perta on Sputaib wertJ lranaported to th<l · n·s qu1te laatastlc, 10 fantutl4! b~ Middleport thJt tt 11 oljnOIIt uobell.vable " when tbe Ill' D C llartin, uailtant oec ambulance broke retsry ot Brilaln's !loyal Society and secretary of .lhe liriUeh. In· ternational GeoPlj>aical Yeot comquttee, concede~ the reporl.l eoold be true '!Tbi.s repprt does lQ~~· iii mqch ol 1 ~ " lbJ1lq said •one freaullleJ ~ Is ~ r!f : tbe1r program to,mdl •paee D\Khl' ~ ' Swedish rodet expert Ail! HJeqlrand, chairman of the Swedllb Jnterpblietu)l ~. added, •tt u , hardly , believable Indeed!• ~ In San Aotoruo, 1ft~ Dr Huberlul Strughold. known u the lather of space meditiJie In the Umted Ststea, .... It was 1 "reo martable achievem.nt if true·; Ht ouggetted that the reported par..,bute milhl be atlacbed t., a capaule With I IPHO maD ID81d4t )le sa1d the United Stales wu VOl')' ej010 to perfotm!lJI ' t~ same feat but that actllal d.. velopmeat. were ...,et lof0r111a lion. The .....~act f Reports persisted In Moteow fuday lh11 SoriJ. b4ld ilrid manned roetet 186 mlie.s Into space, but there Jitll1 Wll JllltOf· tlclal eonflrmation from the Krtmlin \yorld ~ vl,e'fl· ed the 1'11111ors with rese"e and said "rem.,able if; ~i' The fiiiJIOrs clrculallng in Westers dlplo~IIC ~ 'I# the Soviet capitals~d the man aboard th' roek!lt ~ ~· • TRAINING 10MORROW'S " ttt" " r LE4QEb ' ' ' Today',.. niWipiiperboY wrn lit roni~rrow's eo.,ninlr!)' ity leadtr ~list ht Ia ltarriln'IJ.P_,......: . lslan8;At,T .,: ~~Be Asked By Mayor, Council Top Dlvlalon 10 officials ol the State Highway DePartment will he !Jl Middleport Wednes~ay afler noon to study bolldlng an "island • at the traffic T Mayor C 0 I Fisher announced today • Jlla7or Fl8tier aald council and he have ha~ the pro!IOSill under eonsideratloJP lor "quite 1nme time '1 • G H Butt, referee tn bank· ruptey cl !he United State• DIS lrlct Court m Columbus confmn ed !oday the aale ollbo real and personal property ol tbe Crow Brothers Poultry plant lit Letart Falls to M'rr1s J, Weintraub Weintraub btd $16,025 at the public sale In Lolart Iss! week The referee considered In a pubHe hedr1ng today a ~14 allegedly lly waller R: Britton, Charleston W Va., ol $17,500 made aubsequenl to the Lotarl aucUon MARKET REPORT CINCINNATI UP - Produee Egp, weak, ""'"owner gradeJ whites lJrOwDs. A Jwnborr 8'1-43, A lara• 34-38, A mediUR~ 31-~. ..( amall M36, A tarce 30'3tl FOB Cin~U wllllel and broWIIS, A large 4N4, A medium 4tH!, B lar(e 40'41 Ch1cke111, ste.dy, fqero »10 lh !7 20; {lena heavy lf.20, belli !iahl 10-ll. ' REPORTED IMPROVING Mrs Ida \tcKelvey ol Pol'lland was reported 1mprov!Jlg satislae· torily Monday at the Me1gs Gen~ era.! Hospttal Sbe expeeli to rema1n 10 the hospital for several days. • DAUGHTER I$ W. The ltkliontbwld b;by diu gbter Sandra, ol Coach aiid Mrs DICke lUtton was l~!n II\ }!-o' day and, 111ven me<hial, •t~enlioll In Gallfpo!iL Coach ll!llloJ! oilase,ll MondaY basketb!W .df:l\l ~eld bi lhe Pan~ers. JJll 1 Meigs-Co Mi~terial As&'n'· · Maps Plahs For Coqqty Fair Tentative Jl!ans were begun Monday at a meet!Jig of tbe County Mmlstenal Assoctiltion m the l!!iited MQth~ Church for a spectal speaker at openmg ~fl!~ of tile 1958 MetgS County Fair Metgs The Assoaation voted., to inv1te Dr Arthur BetkeU, pastor of 11·----·.,.-i;-_. . . ,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 6, 1958 russell