https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5679f77bcbcf4786e69927b3ea9d41a1.pdf e939c75817b92eed9d980be103be8911 PDF Text Text \ 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;-_. . . ,. �'I .. .,. / , · hi4~ Methodist ·OA~~~~" · LrmTOc!;;.,. ~~lilil~i\M:(ijfi . 'lftclafsHofdg ~:iln:;~,~~~~ lli!L I fthuttdayMe-etint SoW,. 13.oo 'to 16.00; DAI~Y $tNtiNEI. ~ t r . Edit r1 n ·.Oidlllen a mg. . 0 a y Shoals 6.00 to 20.00. CA'm.E-Ste<r, 14 ·00 to 23.0Q; lleUeu 12.00 to Baby Be,tl.l4.00 to 24.00; I Co-Ws lillll to 17.50; CallneH' · - " ; --~ t&t i.Orol\ Iii 1iild. fJv';,.ttj~mJ ~ ~'=· t > . :r'" • ._ I.S_·v.'.' ls•oi-t~"d'Ufol ~ " · ~H,·n'l111' 3 WSAZ--TV ' .1.11 Js 0 pe"'' __' · 'Keyno..,e f, Of N Admm, • t•stn:rtio: •n . ' W: _. . A _ V "}If p b/ . .._a._ _ao.e l. f Fa. . ~,_ hlr 10 . e.m . . n Ssw o. ~; ,110 _. . e. . I, '' .• and 1411. .' . . ' ••4 0.,11 f(a"pn. ' Junior Choir · Elects Officen Ill ( , Chdnnei3-J uesdoy Wttlnes~ay 6:45 Sign On . 6:65 ~"lltl ~6\\: ' . ' , . 7:0000 Toda.i ~~- . :·'. . 1'7.:00 ' od'• "' . ·. 9: . Rolli : O<lm , . . . . 9;0Q oll~mper Roo~ . ' .· Chanliil3·- • . .. •. ;.I U . • _.,- .. J . .· .• "' t) 0: On th~ most pressing question sewerage 12:00 Tic Tac Doll11h 1,1:~6 ntH •' tfoniMul!'bl!l!l idd aMaq. . . . ' ' \2:30 11 Could Be :rou 1:!:09· ~~f~~ ~~ulll' . One fanla~tically vexing problem face~ counct~ and the m~yor Without. doubt would J2:ao it Co!lld ij"e Yob tht"s counct"I·. the lt'kely a••olute ec· 1•1 appteclllte exprelistons o_f oplmon from the I:OO Mid-Dav News 1:00 Mld-D,.Y Nejvs "" 'l ess y bl' 0 d . 't 1:15 M•Jvietime that something ·solid will have t be do pu Ic. ur rea ers are mvt ed to use The 2:30 Bride and Groom 1:15 Movletirne about a sanitary sewerage ,dlsp sa~ plimt a~: Daily Sentinel's "Editor's ~il· Bag" to do !:~ ~=~~';."{.~~~~; ~:~~ ::~:::~~!:t~7 sewer SyStem. , thts. Readers who would like to express 4,45 Modern Romances 4,00 . Queen for a Day we'!r·dllltabe~:IJtt. 1 themselves but are reluctant to for any rea- 5:00 Comedy Time 4:45 Modern Roman<es· ...... to ' ..... c~ I L •· . 30 Spl•ach pt'ay•o ·uae .A I " • Challtll. 11111. · ,...., wn s ·~w m&1v•, .. ares egar, son, are urged to visit our offices. Our staff • ·• " 5:QO ""· ,..,,m.,.y 1'1.Jil•. 'ri~l!ll~lr~b~om~o~,~S~pr~ln~g~/\~vc~.;;:;;;;:;;d~ll~ls~.C~a~roi~OO!:·~Tlil'n~ ·~er~.w;;;;o;;;::=~~=~~th~~~w~e~ek~e~nd~w~l~t~b~ thus is taking his first dip into the p'ond of will gl~dl)' assist in formulating ideas "on• 6:15 Sp,rts Eye . ~:30 Spinach rtayllOU.Se 6:25 Weatbercast 6:1~ Sports Eye . statwatt at a worrisome-f.!me. If he arriyes paper." 6:30 N~ws Picture o:~ Weather~ast at 11160 In good cheer an,d with as many Frequently councils and mayors of our 6:45 NBC Nm 6!30 Nmts PI!ture '00. Suber of Loqdon friends as he has toda.,v, and ha~ by then Mejgs County towns undoubt~dly feel like · 77:30 M~ NBC Nfws · · Treasure ll:u~l 7:oo ~ 1 , '"~ &ad~ ll',teeted the town govern(nent toward a real they are "shooting in the dark." More trying 8:00. Eddie Fisher Sfiow uo Wa$on 't'i-aiil IIOitiitlo~ of this single sewerage problem, his to them is the fact that little may be said ::~ ~::'C::: ~Irow· . $:9Q ;IU!er JtiloW. ~it Hicflrtl.lilitt·.lttion will be pPIIted In the tecord about a proposed course of action until 8 10:90 Calll~rnl&q• ' ·. '' " 0:~ •~'~ ~'tfri.J bdlib ot lOcal lllafo"' as ia .aeiHatiOnlil Sile- step·· Is taken. Then "down coines the roof" In 10:30 TM New 'A4~tures of IO:Y... · '!i !J rOIW· ft · ., ·lbrtlll .ra~~e 1o:Sb o: ll!l1h~m .~. ctltlclsm! Wllat kind of a deal Is t)lat? n :oo News lriildlbiea 11:00 N~n·.Wtn"' DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS SALI . ·o w~athe!'Qot 11:10 Weatlietea.t 1 11: 5 )iueil1~ 11:18 Nlte\Yatch • BILES WE ARE OVER . STOCKED OM Sifn Off J:IJO SJ4il Off • -~i.oltly iloet Mayor Lelti.t face this prob- As thill new mayor and council'in Pomeroy SLICING THE fliCES, OFFEllNG lelJI. ~nell, as the I~OOatlve body, ~as _111 , atld th41 same remarks ~P?Iy quite plainly IQV'fely In Its 1!~. 'filefe evM ls ~oiiSlder- to Mlddleport's new adt'mmstrat!on which CAR VALUES FO.UI\tb ANYWHERE! ifii', oolfject~te Whetl!et Qr i!Ot the Jllayor liai• must bilck up against this Identical problem ~hannel uesday iJi'·_mponBiblllty In fli'e ptilllttve ll!fflt of - begin their duti~s. the public can assist a 7:59- Sifn On · 7:59 Sign Oft · 8'00 ,Captahi Kmpr,o tl\(j ~t~fe: of Ohio 10 ''torce' 1action· ~1\ s~wer· lot l!Y Jetting them know what it wants. 8'00 CaRII'ill ~ .,,,._ lfe can reconfme!ld action. He Clf!lnot flien; between w~at we must do, and what :,: ~~ni:":b.w 8:65 cas Newa CONVEniiLI COUI'I 111111. 91 - 4 DOOR Clm'OMi.INI t 116011 V.. perfqrm it. fto\Ve"Ver, the nature of our fot'in we Wi~t to do, action can be taken. 10:oo Gal'I'Y Moo~ .9:00 Mortiioi Sboif Beautiful Jlgbt blue with to·30 Arthur Godlrtr 10:00 Gal'I'Y Moore ~.~ two iOOe ll'u: fbdlli. of.government Is iu·cl\ iMt the mayor c!an Pomeroy's new councilmen are Franklin 11 ;su Dotto 11:30 Dotto black orion: top. Like new Wield heavy lnftuenc~ In dl!cltulons .and stuRlller and (.eslie Fultz, both experienced and 12:~ News at Noon' 12:00News at Noon side wall tires. Spotloss bhit bydr;amat<itl IS·tfildlir<l sltlfi ro; t.t Off . commun!ly-mlnded bushiess men. That they, 12:10 Katie's Almanac 13>10 KaUe'Q Almana~ and white genuine leather and rear HC~t sp01rbr.1 Hill ~- A. 10114 Ut. die~ that leat! to 8Ctl0il (Jt 1\() tictfoll. terlor. Power stoorlng, Drive It and you'll bu.v I~ , TJ\e newj!Ouncll preiJillen~!s Dot Schaefer, togethet with the' "old-bands" who are of :~:~~ ~;:c:fl~;....,orrow · ~:;c~~~~:~omorrow . w M • bll'iif~ jifa1brakes. power wlndowa, 6 reftrlkl Memy •usllltfll mAil, vetertitllegls- ahnDar high-calibre, have elected to serve 12:~~ · Gu!dlnt lJ(bt 12:411· Guldltil Light power seat. The finest lito!', alld tecil81llftd AS 6 Ill lift cotn- thel1" frl~nds and neighbors Is a distinct ere- 1:00 Katie'• Kitchen 1,00 Katie's Kltchen can buy. 1 30 lillltllty. Mayor Letat oi!tj\lesfionably hopes dlt to our town government. We wish them a ' :.~:.:cl~k1'1mtl 1:30 Aa Th~ World Turn• . for good relailoll& and ®operatio~ from not successfull958 aQ.t) 1959. ~:fg Houseparty.• :;~ ~~~t,.t::n;Iqck · !frt. ilia · al'llliet> short bilifnesi iileetl'ng iol'lowed iM the nleetlnt efoscd With i~e sl~ilint of the hymn "Blest Be The Tie". . · Refl'eahmenll were served t~ llrs. B. F. Board, Mrs. Esta Burrig~rdner, Miss Lucy Cooper, Mrs. , llr. •nd Mro. Robert Russell or Jean CariloA, lira. W. H. Fogtesbn' •'- t h Mrs. Sue Jo~~son, Mrs. L. J. Rut~un on spent I e weekend at tencutfer, Hri. Rota Stewart, 'and .li 12.00: . Stock Ewe5 3.00. to. 10.110: Fa( Sheep 3.00 to 8,00, Culls .1.00 to 5.00; Bucks 3.00 to 8.00; Fat Wethors 4.00 to 8.00. LAMBS-Tops 823.00; Second 14.00 to 20.00; Light Wts. 14.00 to 18.00; Common 10.00 to '13.00. 'ffSt olDJMo. . Same Goes For MidciJ,~port . ~ '5'3 CADILLAC SAVOY 4 DOOR green body, white wull tires. radio, lleatt'r, ouc Merc.o.'Matlc drive, radio. I er, tinted gla18. One local '5~ BUICK $1288 Roadm1lttr Rlv1tra Col.lpt Coy she's loaded with IS1toer1ng, power braket, '56 OLDSMOIIU power ,aeat, '55 OLDSMOBILE · : ~ · ·_ · ~ :·-- lu~oter, ft8&l 1la18. A rca\ buy . II 4 Dll. HOLIDAY IIDAN I .••,... II Holldll)' Co"" $788 We aold and •m>lced this tlt jewel and It has a cl•an of health. Light green wltltt, harmoni•lng Hydramatlc - radio - • '52 .CHEVROLn many more factory extras, OILUXI 4 OOOR V-8 eiiJbi&, jola'lfty by· lltorp ll'een $1688 'S3 ·1UICK IUPIII II, 2 DOOR performance with the Roekot engine md• drlvo. Run• like a . Radio, better, la<lory exlru.'You'U $588 CUITOM 4 DOOR '52 BUICK .Qrlillnal dtrk blue llnllh IUI'IIt RIVIIIIA COUI'f 1·"11!'; '""'...,.., tlhl coven. A good car that will give you a spotlus Hard 'l'op that ~~... , 1,, ..... Grtet~ aad w1111t 111111111. obow Ito are. You Dyllaflow, radio, rubber. Try II todiy. ~ 1«\'110. $388 '53 PLYMpUTH '53 MIRGJRY L11bt blue oM '' """·seat cov- CUSTOM 4 OOOit .· Hy-drlve, iood tim. liiiC~AL i licl()if I~JW IM!i.. A ~ fHn. 0111 e. 111M .a lin II. tfttr .., tl p.a·detend· bla<lt body, lilht blue JMe,rc-o-ma<tlc drlvo, rodlo, oeot eoven Try lt todiJ. $588 aervk*. ' $688 ' I '! j,' KARR &VAN NT·· :; ~h.one . f~ 4BS . ~ ... I 1 ' '~ I DEADUNE·I'Oi PVJ\CIW& civ,·~ ~;~_QQ I,.ICENse 1s JANUARY ,SO!b.. ONE . tlO~B (IJ.OOJ J'~NA!,.'n'.IF ~lCEN$1!l IS PIJlCIIASED AFl'ER THAT .DATE. ' , FOlt~mt~m ·usi.-IL\NllY APPUCj\TlON .JJW'K ~, I . ,. , , • , .. • tWL Td '1.111 ~t}NiyAt!IJtTQa,:A'l' T BE OOURT IJOUSE NOW. ms , AU TWO (ft.oO) Pol .JAhJ . 00 G. llALE qi. FEf.W.I; ., To obtalia Da1!w bJ mail. Qli~ P4 mall tlllf fonq to PEQJ ... RIGGS, COqN'l'Y A~rl'Qlt lf~CI Ctlliltfl M eroy, oido.EDelose self~tlrel!til!4 S~ped ., OOWa f!llvelope lltld ~ (/1 ~· 'IO B ~ Brot~~·~~o~ . ~r Rail BELG~E UP- Mrgud Sal"II Green B.oy Packers board of di- roo~ 't'i-alnmenJ 11[1\)!Die<!t .Yiifl. 'lielt",'sD, e e,pplaye\of ljle<it,<S. GJiuN BAY, Wis. UP - Tjte 1,,.,, n(, '"• ll J'<ectora Monday night voted to fire nesdoy at 1·30 at the ·woodmen's . coach Llole Bla<kbourn ond IIAlt with Mrs. Jlattle' Wnorf•ld. to repla<!O him with bac)flold coach Ray "Scooter" McLean on 1 one·year eontract. lllackbeurn ha.d one year remaining on a live-year pact, callIng for '25,000 per year. The board ali~ 11 wollla ,PIU' Blackbeurn lull amou~t for ~ext aeason. A board statement said' "It ·was the best, l!rtete•t of· the Pack: .. !bot I ohin&e he' made." It Wal "advlaable to hire M<Lelm ln•teod of a coach from the obll•~• ranlls beCauae McLean bad aeven years wltb lht Plckero 11 backfield eouci\, tim bo~rd •ald. ~'"'"ati' Cint:;UIII ·-·- Fa·J]s • To Oklahoma FIVe . president, presldlnll. !lo!lmes will be Mrs. A. R.- Pullens, Mrs. James Pullen!, Mro. Otho Watts snd Mrs. C. P. Gallaghor. e. "' e. MIITING Ch•m'ber of Commerrc w111 hold their r•gu· lor · meeting Friday, Jan. t8 ar 7:30 ot the VIlla•• Hall and all member, are urged to be present for election of officers. will have a bake sale at Kroger~. Pomeroy, on Saturdtiv, Jan. 11. Ri<hard· DlllfiiOIKI . Telephortii· Ttlftf •..< Phil Slivers s~o\Y Eve Arden Show To reu The Truth Red ·Skelton $64,000 Questloa Mama Up-to-the-minute Newt n:o~ Scanning the Wtliltber 11:10 The Late Show :30 Embassy here, wa• rrested last 7b:oo Dec. 1~ for •y:~adlng false news 8,30 on int~rnul po It ... 9:00 ~-· 9:30 !0:00 lQ:30 11:00 I J EH The Middleport P(AN BAKI SALE The Hemlock Grove Gran",e ·(oo • Melts County H•ws ' 4:18 ' . . ./ . ' ' I • ' ~-~n.. ~~~ ~······: • SHIRLEY'S~ uAUtv Brlgbt~ Day Secret Slorm •' OHJOIYALLEY JUN~ CO. WHTN'":"TV Cl,ann~ll3 . Phono 510· ' I ll!'e always llldeat to give . you good, efficient servlee, . . I Closeil '11nlnday Mtem00111 OR CONTACf HASON FURNIT!JR.E Pb,ooe 8P.,'151ft MaiOD, W.Va. 0.., . . .. Ratlalld, Antold Grate, OWIIH from a local bulk dealer who ean serve yot. Anyone havinl! contributions may r I 1 I I '"' l GAS ... prompt17 au:d . quoted •W~ are · POIIIOf'O\ 1 '. CO~ AtJI)lTOI\'of Melp County ~ lllliR be oblala~ ~ ~'tUJI ~u. ze, 1158, to avoW paylag tl.p e...lty, . sJi..lf ' STlUC~t;, I .lAMS ICIIAP·IRQII.,... MffALS ·········· ··· .......... :... .. . I. I I I I I P,rry A~ Riggs,; l OPEl\19 TO 8 MON. THROUGH SAT. Closed 7:30 !'Love Luey .. , ., .: 8:00 Big Beeord· 9:00 The Millionaire 9,30 I've Got A Seerel 10:00 U. S. steel Hour Jn:oo Up-t~lhe.ml!tulj! Newt , 11:05 StJnhing.the Weather 11:10 The hate .Sbow I ·J i I Hair Cutting & St)4ng Bleaching & Tinting .~: Realistic ·~ Bt.ech ·' •· Caryl Rlchar:cts' & Rpyelte Penpailentl R:4~ Sp:"s ~rade ;:~ ~;~h~on~n ' Paid SHOP HO Edge of Night· ' 5:00 Early Show ' 6:30 Ycyur Eos6 Beporte.r • p.m. 12:10 l ./ ' • ,. - . , -~ , Ap!rlca's ~owest-Prlced . .' i .. . Th• . . .1.. ,. ...... ·RUTLAND "F-URNITURE Daily K'\"rlson, Leo Story or Hllbor Qulvey. ' ' I leave them at the llcmlock Grnv'! Store. or the resld~mces or Olen ~ '. A44J._' ••••.•• ;.•.•••..•••. ,,.1'···· ·········· ···········••t•: · '. ~;~ ' BtP~~~ct 1s vouni UO · , Male Dog Q.OO . SpeJt'4 F~ fUO F8JI!IIe f2.00 .' ~Na.e -........ ~ ............ 4! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. · In ~pset String In purauon~e ~ la!r, I, Clyde q . .)(lllitone, Trei_trurer of Meigs Coll!lt.Y, Oblo, do hereby livo notice that the 11\1!!1~ of 11111.-l~vied o~ eah doq.,-.0! property ljhown oa t~e General Tax Duplicate of · ...1 "lilt~ PUbJ,Ie tllUIIJ en-:f'~ot;~al l'ropei¢) Wltbln old. COUIIIJ' for. the year 1957 Is as foilpwo: 990 SfiOt On You-r . Oh TOWNSlDPS SCHOO~ DISTRICTS .-UID~(IJI ' '' :' ' . :' '' I H H . '' : • It· iI I • . 1\ f fi ~. I '' '. ' ~' .' 'I•' ' '' . I 1- . ' 15.00 20•.0 1.8·® auq 3$.~ 18.40 ~1.00 I 13.00 ~The- '98_.· ·sOOTSMAN (2-dom.j • J·t.UJt:'1795. equipped, '( 1.00 , Room · · ·"'•" f11rnltun " F,OI I 1.111 . ' . .,.., 1.00 18.10 ' 1a.ao 1.00 . u.pb 17.110 ~·Ill • lUO 21.110 1.111 lUO 21.10 11.ao U;IO 1a.ao $S88 IU~Ii II, 2 DOOR . . ·Attentloa-;D19 Owners '53 $588 '51 DESOTO t CIRCLI MUTING The Federated Circle will meet IPICIAL 2 DOell In t.h. church parlor Wednesda~ ly UnltH ~.... at 7:30 p. m. State, a non-rospector of thoae eztro eleon can of OtlaftO!Ill tiaaktthall· repotatlono, ohaped D. DP A. TO MEET aro bard to fllid. Dart up as the nation'• No. I giant kill· The P11t Counelto" of Tbeoor todaY by addlnl obth · ranked dorus Council !lauthters of lllllah, DY!IlliiiW, Radio, ClnciJ!natl 10, 1 IIIII of li]IIOt ~lc­ Unis whl<h already Included ~morlea will meet Thursday eve· nln.r at the home of Mrs. Don IR¥1...... See 11 todiJ. lli(bll' Kanoaa. Tbm were upaet1 ealort all Rn, M\norsvUle, with Mrs. Gro 11-•w "th•· buketball IIIIP Jlonday Vllr Erb, Mrs, Oval Diddle and but poooibly tho &!nell one lin. JamOJ Sayre ao hoeteoltl. wao Oklahoma Stabl't 81-&7 ~lc­ tocy over Cillclnnatl wlll~b came oaly four ni&hll alter Oie Cow· pokes' atunlllag 02-ell triumph over Ka~us. The ~lctorr woa Okla· homa Sblte'a ninth In 1 Other nl&ht In· COitoNIT 4 110(11( tlud~d State•a win over low• Iowa's vicover and Columltla'• mllft ud milt• ef IIIOd lltr~lct. 8\lndKd ~ l'idlo, '52 OLDSMOBILE ·: tlollh. Like new S ply ~r. $2188 Mild u the day It can~e the fa<tory. Real nice light wblbl 111eater. A ahowroom $388 . TON PICKUP ~ Leather Interior. ltai!to, gray metallic flnlah. ohlft, Sweet little ilx . A lot of carefree miles one. '52 DODGE ·~ "''t c~ speahr. A lUXIIly ear. ed. oar. A "''' 1harpy. ---------1 tfead tlreo. Nylon . ". ,.· .Oa'ihr Senttntl I w~s~~~~ :~ t~rd,.,. 1~:~ ~~e ~~~~~ ·"rmni . To Aid r Davb',0"'k lomatlc posts •abroad ~ave been ::~ :~!:e~~~: ,. reminded that this country's ·pol- : f As Move " ley. is against Joining the Baghdad ~:~ o Night de nse p now • ·'"' The Early Show • g Packers ac . 8:30 Your AUIXLIAR'/' MISTING . -S rt !!:sso Par Reporter d Saggm 4 The White , Rose ~,Od5c j\UXii· II . •. •MDI OYEE . JAILED 6:55 J:at~erm:n e ,. .. Edge green metallle llnlph, $1088 , wilh gleaming white wall $1888 lltlifl 62, 4 110011 milenre ontl clean as a Flashy red and block Rrt '. !'-* '55 PLYMOUTH MONTIIIY HARD TOP CPE. credit l.tmutlea :m .. $1488 I . ....,.,,ow. ,_9J4-Yond31..., WCH$-TV ChantteUI g..,. Chanliil8- Ylednesdiy Ill:' '56 MERCURY POMUoY ]fAtiQIIW. lAIII& JIIILOIIIG 'JS F(8 '54 OLDSMOBILE $3488 , ~~ Bervlal w. va:. Ollie Jtenrr 0SID CAll :crttcl ~lltll1lf On Council fkl lift UtH '56 CADILLAC .........._. 6 ':1 J:l. 0~ ARE &Or Brlokl.t. Mit~ · ibll.siJ!d _.,. lito Attlold aid '"~~;r: . """' li:!!Q .''t• · .!i!~,cli!M• li:ab ·#6i!hle~itJI!iiiHW' .,; . IJ6P•~~-'11 ~. ' ony SQ RPP~ oltly 1111'. :ltlJa~ , l\# .th~. ettltte .coi.rnc:l. : 10110 . 1~,· ·;r.-j~ow_ _ lo':OO · '·!eneP'r9sla .;.,,. 1 )5.0Q lb m i. • .d(l . ~ . . ~ ~ganl,Zatlonal ' ' . . ri::' --rm:.lt.. ~h"l.ik : ... i~3o •if,;.lU'r;.·i"tuu~,:- . ._ 10 f.::C...t$e! "1 't,;." ·s.Oo t···I!'Ji.~t ·well may~ :f!~:Y:;~~: lnvJfe ·pubfic Opinfon n:su Truth or' conaequenca h:lll5 .flrle 11 l\!llit 8.1llrtot!JOO. tiy.,. w It P'olle!otlt 8f~Gji4i'l ~ -..·~.ljlt Af,fQ..:fii~JI 11r . -(iO '. ~- i1ii · ~....:Dallysentllleii ~ll~y-Mlddieport, Q., Jan."'; 195~ ·. · · · rHI Rtl# 'iioo ' Tb~SFRSundaySchooJClaasof ~~w~7 ~,p~;rs6~-~oo t~~ l~o:~: the Maton Met~odist Chur<h met Thurilllj eveblng, JaliUid'Y 2, · tNe biBeflier\t t>l th~ <hbr~h. The meetlllg opened with Bini, . ., . l'·fll~~llitt 6t I ijbut '"" i lll'iYer wi! · ·' ' ~:= 2.00 21UO . 21.118 1.20 .., '111.20 .10~ 2UO 20.:JO Studeb*er-Packard ~ · -· �'I .. .,. / , · hi4~ Methodist ·OA~~~~" · LrmTOc!;;.,. ~~lilil~i\M:(ijfi . 'lftclafsHofdg ~:iln:;~,~~~~ lli!L I fthuttdayMe-etint SoW,. 13.oo 'to 16.00; DAI~Y $tNtiNEI. ~ t r . Edit r1 n ·.Oidlllen a mg. . 0 a y Shoals 6.00 to 20.00. CA'm.E-Ste<r, 14 ·00 to 23.0Q; lleUeu 12.00 to Baby Be,tl.l4.00 to 24.00; I Co-Ws lillll to 17.50; CallneH' · - " ; --~ t&t i.Orol\ Iii 1iild. fJv';,.ttj~mJ ~ ~'=· t > . :r'" • ._ I.S_·v.'.' ls•oi-t~"d'Ufol ~ " · ~H,·n'l111' 3 WSAZ--TV ' .1.11 Js 0 pe"'' __' · 'Keyno..,e f, Of N Admm, • t•stn:rtio: •n . ' W: _. . A _ V "}If p b/ . .._a._ _ao.e l. f Fa. . ~,_ hlr 10 . e.m . . n Ssw o. ~; ,110 _. . e. . I, '' .• and 1411. .' . . ' ••4 0.,11 f(a"pn. ' Junior Choir · Elects Officen Ill ( , Chdnnei3-J uesdoy Wttlnes~ay 6:45 Sign On . 6:65 ~"lltl ~6\\: ' . ' , . 7:0000 Toda.i ~~- . :·'. . 1'7.:00 ' od'• "' . ·. 9: . Rolli : O<lm , . . . . 9;0Q oll~mper Roo~ . ' .· Chanliil3·- • . .. •. ;.I U . • _.,- .. J . .· .• "' t) 0: On th~ most pressing question sewerage 12:00 Tic Tac Doll11h 1,1:~6 ntH •' tfoniMul!'bl!l!l idd aMaq. . . . ' ' \2:30 11 Could Be :rou 1:!:09· ~~f~~ ~~ulll' . One fanla~tically vexing problem face~ counct~ and the m~yor Without. doubt would J2:ao it Co!lld ij"e Yob tht"s counct"I·. the lt'kely a••olute ec· 1•1 appteclllte exprelistons o_f oplmon from the I:OO Mid-Dav News 1:00 Mld-D,.Y Nejvs "" 'l ess y bl' 0 d . 't 1:15 M•Jvietime that something ·solid will have t be do pu Ic. ur rea ers are mvt ed to use The 2:30 Bride and Groom 1:15 Movletirne about a sanitary sewerage ,dlsp sa~ plimt a~: Daily Sentinel's "Editor's ~il· Bag" to do !:~ ~=~~';."{.~~~~; ~:~~ ::~:::~~!:t~7 sewer SyStem. , thts. Readers who would like to express 4,45 Modern Romances 4,00 . Queen for a Day we'!r·dllltabe~:IJtt. 1 themselves but are reluctant to for any rea- 5:00 Comedy Time 4:45 Modern Roman<es· ...... to ' ..... c~ I L •· . 30 Spl•ach pt'ay•o ·uae .A I " • Challtll. 11111. · ,...., wn s ·~w m&1v•, .. ares egar, son, are urged to visit our offices. Our staff • ·• " 5:QO ""· ,..,,m.,.y 1'1.Jil•. 'ri~l!ll~lr~b~om~o~,~S~pr~ln~g~/\~vc~.;;:;;;;:;;d~ll~ls~.C~a~roi~OO!:·~Tlil'n~ ·~er~.w;;;;o;;;::=~~=~~th~~~w~e~ek~e~nd~w~l~t~b~ thus is taking his first dip into the p'ond of will gl~dl)' assist in formulating ideas "on• 6:15 Sp,rts Eye . ~:30 Spinach rtayllOU.Se 6:25 Weatbercast 6:1~ Sports Eye . statwatt at a worrisome-f.!me. If he arriyes paper." 6:30 N~ws Picture o:~ Weather~ast at 11160 In good cheer an,d with as many Frequently councils and mayors of our 6:45 NBC Nm 6!30 Nmts PI!ture '00. Suber of Loqdon friends as he has toda.,v, and ha~ by then Mejgs County towns undoubt~dly feel like · 77:30 M~ NBC Nfws · · Treasure ll:u~l 7:oo ~ 1 , '"~ &ad~ ll',teeted the town govern(nent toward a real they are "shooting in the dark." More trying 8:00. Eddie Fisher Sfiow uo Wa$on 't'i-aiil IIOitiitlo~ of this single sewerage problem, his to them is the fact that little may be said ::~ ~::'C::: ~Irow· . $:9Q ;IU!er JtiloW. ~it Hicflrtl.lilitt·.lttion will be pPIIted In the tecord about a proposed course of action until 8 10:90 Calll~rnl&q• ' ·. '' " 0:~ •~'~ ~'tfri.J bdlib ot lOcal lllafo"' as ia .aeiHatiOnlil Sile- step·· Is taken. Then "down coines the roof" In 10:30 TM New 'A4~tures of IO:Y... · '!i !J rOIW· ft · ., ·lbrtlll .ra~~e 1o:Sb o: ll!l1h~m .~. ctltlclsm! Wllat kind of a deal Is t)lat? n :oo News lriildlbiea 11:00 N~n·.Wtn"' DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS SALI . ·o w~athe!'Qot 11:10 Weatlietea.t 1 11: 5 )iueil1~ 11:18 Nlte\Yatch • BILES WE ARE OVER . STOCKED OM Sifn Off J:IJO SJ4il Off • -~i.oltly iloet Mayor Lelti.t face this prob- As thill new mayor and council'in Pomeroy SLICING THE fliCES, OFFEllNG lelJI. ~nell, as the I~OOatlve body, ~as _111 , atld th41 same remarks ~P?Iy quite plainly IQV'fely In Its 1!~. 'filefe evM ls ~oiiSlder- to Mlddleport's new adt'mmstrat!on which CAR VALUES FO.UI\tb ANYWHERE! ifii', oolfject~te Whetl!et Qr i!Ot the Jllayor liai• must bilck up against this Identical problem ~hannel uesday iJi'·_mponBiblllty In fli'e ptilllttve ll!fflt of - begin their duti~s. the public can assist a 7:59- Sifn On · 7:59 Sign Oft · 8'00 ,Captahi Kmpr,o tl\(j ~t~fe: of Ohio 10 ''torce' 1action· ~1\ s~wer· lot l!Y Jetting them know what it wants. 8'00 CaRII'ill ~ .,,,._ lfe can reconfme!ld action. He Clf!lnot flien; between w~at we must do, and what :,: ~~ni:":b.w 8:65 cas Newa CONVEniiLI COUI'I 111111. 91 - 4 DOOR Clm'OMi.INI t 116011 V.. perfqrm it. fto\Ve"Ver, the nature of our fot'in we Wi~t to do, action can be taken. 10:oo Gal'I'Y Moo~ .9:00 Mortiioi Sboif Beautiful Jlgbt blue with to·30 Arthur Godlrtr 10:00 Gal'I'Y Moore ~.~ two iOOe ll'u: fbdlli. of.government Is iu·cl\ iMt the mayor c!an Pomeroy's new councilmen are Franklin 11 ;su Dotto 11:30 Dotto black orion: top. Like new Wield heavy lnftuenc~ In dl!cltulons .and stuRlller and (.eslie Fultz, both experienced and 12:~ News at Noon' 12:00News at Noon side wall tires. Spotloss bhit bydr;amat<itl IS·tfildlir<l sltlfi ro; t.t Off . commun!ly-mlnded bushiess men. That they, 12:10 Katie's Almanac 13>10 KaUe'Q Almana~ and white genuine leather and rear HC~t sp01rbr.1 Hill ~- A. 10114 Ut. die~ that leat! to 8Ctl0il (Jt 1\() tictfoll. terlor. Power stoorlng, Drive It and you'll bu.v I~ , TJ\e newj!Ouncll preiJillen~!s Dot Schaefer, togethet with the' "old-bands" who are of :~:~~ ~;:c:fl~;....,orrow · ~:;c~~~~:~omorrow . w M • bll'iif~ jifa1brakes. power wlndowa, 6 reftrlkl Memy •usllltfll mAil, vetertitllegls- ahnDar high-calibre, have elected to serve 12:~~ · Gu!dlnt lJ(bt 12:411· Guldltil Light power seat. The finest lito!', alld tecil81llftd AS 6 Ill lift cotn- thel1" frl~nds and neighbors Is a distinct ere- 1:00 Katie'• Kitchen 1,00 Katie's Kltchen can buy. 1 30 lillltllty. Mayor Letat oi!tj\lesfionably hopes dlt to our town government. We wish them a ' :.~:.:cl~k1'1mtl 1:30 Aa Th~ World Turn• . for good relailoll& and ®operatio~ from not successfull958 aQ.t) 1959. ~:fg Houseparty.• :;~ ~~~t,.t::n;Iqck · !frt. ilia · al'llliet> short bilifnesi iileetl'ng iol'lowed iM the nleetlnt efoscd With i~e sl~ilint of the hymn "Blest Be The Tie". . · Refl'eahmenll were served t~ llrs. B. F. Board, Mrs. Esta Burrig~rdner, Miss Lucy Cooper, Mrs. , llr. •nd Mro. Robert Russell or Jean CariloA, lira. W. H. Fogtesbn' •'- t h Mrs. Sue Jo~~son, Mrs. L. J. Rut~un on spent I e weekend at tencutfer, Hri. Rota Stewart, 'and .li 12.00: . Stock Ewe5 3.00. to. 10.110: Fa( Sheep 3.00 to 8,00, Culls .1.00 to 5.00; Bucks 3.00 to 8.00; Fat Wethors 4.00 to 8.00. LAMBS-Tops 823.00; Second 14.00 to 20.00; Light Wts. 14.00 to 18.00; Common 10.00 to '13.00. 'ffSt olDJMo. . Same Goes For MidciJ,~port . ~ '5'3 CADILLAC SAVOY 4 DOOR green body, white wull tires. radio, lleatt'r, ouc Merc.o.'Matlc drive, radio. I er, tinted gla18. One local '5~ BUICK $1288 Roadm1lttr Rlv1tra Col.lpt Coy she's loaded with IS1toer1ng, power braket, '56 OLDSMOIIU power ,aeat, '55 OLDSMOBILE · : ~ · ·_ · ~ :·-- lu~oter, ft8&l 1la18. A rca\ buy . II 4 Dll. HOLIDAY IIDAN I .••,... II Holldll)' Co"" $788 We aold and •m>lced this tlt jewel and It has a cl•an of health. Light green wltltt, harmoni•lng Hydramatlc - radio - • '52 .CHEVROLn many more factory extras, OILUXI 4 OOOR V-8 eiiJbi&, jola'lfty by· lltorp ll'een $1688 'S3 ·1UICK IUPIII II, 2 DOOR performance with the Roekot engine md• drlvo. Run• like a . Radio, better, la<lory exlru.'You'U $588 CUITOM 4 DOOR '52 BUICK .Qrlillnal dtrk blue llnllh IUI'IIt RIVIIIIA COUI'f 1·"11!'; '""'...,.., tlhl coven. A good car that will give you a spotlus Hard 'l'op that ~~... , 1,, ..... Grtet~ aad w1111t 111111111. obow Ito are. You Dyllaflow, radio, rubber. Try II todiy. ~ 1«\'110. $388 '53 PLYMpUTH '53 MIRGJRY L11bt blue oM '' """·seat cov- CUSTOM 4 OOOit .· Hy-drlve, iood tim. liiiC~AL i licl()if I~JW IM!i.. A ~ fHn. 0111 e. 111M .a lin II. tfttr .., tl p.a·detend· bla<lt body, lilht blue JMe,rc-o-ma<tlc drlvo, rodlo, oeot eoven Try lt todiJ. $588 aervk*. ' $688 ' I '! j,' KARR &VAN NT·· :; ~h.one . f~ 4BS . ~ ... I 1 ' '~ I DEADUNE·I'Oi PVJ\CIW& civ,·~ ~;~_QQ I,.ICENse 1s JANUARY ,SO!b.. ONE . tlO~B (IJ.OOJ J'~NA!,.'n'.IF ~lCEN$1!l IS PIJlCIIASED AFl'ER THAT .DATE. ' , FOlt~mt~m ·usi.-IL\NllY APPUCj\TlON .JJW'K ~, I . ,. , , • , .. • tWL Td '1.111 ~t}NiyAt!IJtTQa,:A'l' T BE OOURT IJOUSE NOW. ms , AU TWO (ft.oO) Pol .JAhJ . 00 G. llALE qi. FEf.W.I; ., To obtalia Da1!w bJ mail. Qli~ P4 mall tlllf fonq to PEQJ ... RIGGS, COqN'l'Y A~rl'Qlt lf~CI Ctlliltfl M eroy, oido.EDelose self~tlrel!til!4 S~ped ., OOWa f!llvelope lltld ~ (/1 ~· 'IO B ~ Brot~~·~~o~ . ~r Rail BELG~E UP- Mrgud Sal"II Green B.oy Packers board of di- roo~ 't'i-alnmenJ 11[1\)!Die<!t .Yiifl. 'lielt",'sD, e e,pplaye\of ljle<it,<S. GJiuN BAY, Wis. UP - Tjte 1,,.,, n(, '"• ll J'<ectora Monday night voted to fire nesdoy at 1·30 at the ·woodmen's . coach Llole Bla<kbourn ond IIAlt with Mrs. Jlattle' Wnorf•ld. to repla<!O him with bac)flold coach Ray "Scooter" McLean on 1 one·year eontract. lllackbeurn ha.d one year remaining on a live-year pact, callIng for '25,000 per year. The board ali~ 11 wollla ,PIU' Blackbeurn lull amou~t for ~ext aeason. A board statement said' "It ·was the best, l!rtete•t of· the Pack: .. !bot I ohin&e he' made." It Wal "advlaable to hire M<Lelm ln•teod of a coach from the obll•~• ranlls beCauae McLean bad aeven years wltb lht Plckero 11 backfield eouci\, tim bo~rd •ald. ~'"'"ati' Cint:;UIII ·-·- Fa·J]s • To Oklahoma FIVe . president, presldlnll. !lo!lmes will be Mrs. A. R.- Pullens, Mrs. James Pullen!, Mro. Otho Watts snd Mrs. C. P. Gallaghor. e. "' e. MIITING Ch•m'ber of Commerrc w111 hold their r•gu· lor · meeting Friday, Jan. t8 ar 7:30 ot the VIlla•• Hall and all member, are urged to be present for election of officers. will have a bake sale at Kroger~. Pomeroy, on Saturdtiv, Jan. 11. Ri<hard· DlllfiiOIKI . Telephortii· Ttlftf •..< Phil Slivers s~o\Y Eve Arden Show To reu The Truth Red ·Skelton $64,000 Questloa Mama Up-to-the-minute Newt n:o~ Scanning the Wtliltber 11:10 The Late Show :30 Embassy here, wa• rrested last 7b:oo Dec. 1~ for •y:~adlng false news 8,30 on int~rnul po It ... 9:00 ~-· 9:30 !0:00 lQ:30 11:00 I J EH The Middleport P(AN BAKI SALE The Hemlock Grove Gran",e ·(oo • Melts County H•ws ' 4:18 ' . . ./ . ' ' I • ' ~-~n.. ~~~ ~······: • SHIRLEY'S~ uAUtv Brlgbt~ Day Secret Slorm •' OHJOIYALLEY JUN~ CO. WHTN'":"TV Cl,ann~ll3 . Phono 510· ' I ll!'e always llldeat to give . you good, efficient servlee, . . I Closeil '11nlnday Mtem00111 OR CONTACf HASON FURNIT!JR.E Pb,ooe 8P.,'151ft MaiOD, W.Va. 0.., . . .. Ratlalld, Antold Grate, OWIIH from a local bulk dealer who ean serve yot. Anyone havinl! contributions may r I 1 I I '"' l GAS ... prompt17 au:d . quoted •W~ are · POIIIOf'O\ 1 '. CO~ AtJI)lTOI\'of Melp County ~ lllliR be oblala~ ~ ~'tUJI ~u. ze, 1158, to avoW paylag tl.p e...lty, . sJi..lf ' STlUC~t;, I .lAMS ICIIAP·IRQII.,... MffALS ·········· ··· .......... :... .. . I. I I I I I P,rry A~ Riggs,; l OPEl\19 TO 8 MON. THROUGH SAT. Closed 7:30 !'Love Luey .. , ., .: 8:00 Big Beeord· 9:00 The Millionaire 9,30 I've Got A Seerel 10:00 U. S. steel Hour Jn:oo Up-t~lhe.ml!tulj! Newt , 11:05 StJnhing.the Weather 11:10 The hate .Sbow I ·J i I Hair Cutting & St)4ng Bleaching & Tinting .~: Realistic ·~ Bt.ech ·' •· Caryl Rlchar:cts' & Rpyelte Penpailentl R:4~ Sp:"s ~rade ;:~ ~;~h~on~n ' Paid SHOP HO Edge of Night· ' 5:00 Early Show ' 6:30 Ycyur Eos6 Beporte.r • p.m. 12:10 l ./ ' • ,. - . , -~ , Ap!rlca's ~owest-Prlced . .' i .. . Th• . . .1.. ,. ...... ·RUTLAND "F-URNITURE Daily K'\"rlson, Leo Story or Hllbor Qulvey. ' ' I leave them at the llcmlock Grnv'! Store. or the resld~mces or Olen ~ '. A44J._' ••••.•• ;.•.•••..•••. ,,.1'···· ·········· ···········••t•: · '. ~;~ ' BtP~~~ct 1s vouni UO · , Male Dog Q.OO . SpeJt'4 F~ fUO F8JI!IIe f2.00 .' ~Na.e -........ ~ ............ 4! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. · In ~pset String In purauon~e ~ la!r, I, Clyde q . .)(lllitone, Trei_trurer of Meigs Coll!lt.Y, Oblo, do hereby livo notice that the 11\1!!1~ of 11111.-l~vied o~ eah doq.,-.0! property ljhown oa t~e General Tax Duplicate of · ...1 "lilt~ PUbJ,Ie tllUIIJ en-:f'~ot;~al l'ropei¢) Wltbln old. COUIIIJ' for. the year 1957 Is as foilpwo: 990 SfiOt On You-r . Oh TOWNSlDPS SCHOO~ DISTRICTS .-UID~(IJI ' '' :' ' . :' '' I H H . '' : • It· iI I • . 1\ f fi ~. I '' '. ' ~' .' 'I•' ' '' . I 1- . ' 15.00 20•.0 1.8·® auq 3$.~ 18.40 ~1.00 I 13.00 ~The- '98_.· ·sOOTSMAN (2-dom.j • J·t.UJt:'1795. equipped, '( 1.00 , Room · · ·"'•" f11rnltun " F,OI I 1.111 . ' . .,.., 1.00 18.10 ' 1a.ao 1.00 . u.pb 17.110 ~·Ill • lUO 21.110 1.111 lUO 21.10 11.ao U;IO 1a.ao $S88 IU~Ii II, 2 DOOR . . ·Attentloa-;D19 Owners '53 $588 '51 DESOTO t CIRCLI MUTING The Federated Circle will meet IPICIAL 2 DOell In t.h. church parlor Wednesda~ ly UnltH ~.... at 7:30 p. m. State, a non-rospector of thoae eztro eleon can of OtlaftO!Ill tiaaktthall· repotatlono, ohaped D. DP A. TO MEET aro bard to fllid. Dart up as the nation'• No. I giant kill· The P11t Counelto" of Tbeoor todaY by addlnl obth · ranked dorus Council !lauthters of lllllah, DY!IlliiiW, Radio, ClnciJ!natl 10, 1 IIIII of li]IIOt ~lc­ Unis whl<h already Included ~morlea will meet Thursday eve· nln.r at the home of Mrs. Don IR¥1...... See 11 todiJ. lli(bll' Kanoaa. Tbm were upaet1 ealort all Rn, M\norsvUle, with Mrs. Gro 11-•w "th•· buketball IIIIP Jlonday Vllr Erb, Mrs, Oval Diddle and but poooibly tho &!nell one lin. JamOJ Sayre ao hoeteoltl. wao Oklahoma Stabl't 81-&7 ~lc­ tocy over Cillclnnatl wlll~b came oaly four ni&hll alter Oie Cow· pokes' atunlllag 02-ell triumph over Ka~us. The ~lctorr woa Okla· homa Sblte'a ninth In 1 Other nl&ht In· COitoNIT 4 110(11( tlud~d State•a win over low• Iowa's vicover and Columltla'• mllft ud milt• ef IIIOd lltr~lct. 8\lndKd ~ l'idlo, '52 OLDSMOBILE ·: tlollh. Like new S ply ~r. $2188 Mild u the day It can~e the fa<tory. Real nice light wblbl 111eater. A ahowroom $388 . TON PICKUP ~ Leather Interior. ltai!to, gray metallic flnlah. ohlft, Sweet little ilx . A lot of carefree miles one. '52 DODGE ·~ "''t c~ speahr. A lUXIIly ear. ed. oar. A "''' 1harpy. ---------1 tfead tlreo. Nylon . ". ,.· .Oa'ihr Senttntl I w~s~~~~ :~ t~rd,.,. 1~:~ ~~e ~~~~~ ·"rmni . To Aid r Davb',0"'k lomatlc posts •abroad ~ave been ::~ :~!:e~~~: ,. reminded that this country's ·pol- : f As Move " ley. is against Joining the Baghdad ~:~ o Night de nse p now • ·'"' The Early Show • g Packers ac . 8:30 Your AUIXLIAR'/' MISTING . -S rt !!:sso Par Reporter d Saggm 4 The White , Rose ~,Od5c j\UXii· II . •. •MDI OYEE . JAILED 6:55 J:at~erm:n e ,. .. Edge green metallle llnlph, $1088 , wilh gleaming white wall $1888 lltlifl 62, 4 110011 milenre ontl clean as a Flashy red and block Rrt '. !'-* '55 PLYMOUTH MONTIIIY HARD TOP CPE. credit l.tmutlea :m .. $1488 I . ....,.,,ow. ,_9J4-Yond31..., WCH$-TV ChantteUI g..,. Chanliil8- Ylednesdiy Ill:' '56 MERCURY POMUoY ]fAtiQIIW. lAIII& JIIILOIIIG 'JS F(8 '54 OLDSMOBILE $3488 , ~~ Bervlal w. va:. Ollie Jtenrr 0SID CAll :crttcl ~lltll1lf On Council fkl lift UtH '56 CADILLAC .........._. 6 ':1 J:l. 0~ ARE &Or Brlokl.t. Mit~ · ibll.siJ!d _.,. lito Attlold aid '"~~;r: . """' li:!!Q .''t• · .!i!~,cli!M• li:ab ·#6i!hle~itJI!iiiHW' .,; . IJ6P•~~-'11 ~. ' ony SQ RPP~ oltly 1111'. :ltlJa~ , l\# .th~. ettltte .coi.rnc:l. : 10110 . 1~,· ·;r.-j~ow_ _ lo':OO · '·!eneP'r9sla .;.,,. 1 )5.0Q lb m i. • .d(l . ~ . . ~ ~ganl,Zatlonal ' ' . . ri::' --rm:.lt.. ~h"l.ik : ... i~3o •if,;.lU'r;.·i"tuu~,:- . ._ 10 f.::C...t$e! "1 't,;." ·s.Oo t···I!'Ji.~t ·well may~ :f!~:Y:;~~: lnvJfe ·pubfic Opinfon n:su Truth or' conaequenca h:lll5 .flrle 11 l\!llit 8.1llrtot!JOO. tiy.,. w It P'olle!otlt 8f~Gji4i'l ~ -..·~.ljlt Af,fQ..:fii~JI 11r . -(iO '. ~- i1ii · ~....:Dallysentllleii ~ll~y-Mlddieport, Q., Jan."'; 195~ ·. · · · rHI Rtl# 'iioo ' Tb~SFRSundaySchooJClaasof ~~w~7 ~,p~;rs6~-~oo t~~ l~o:~: the Maton Met~odist Chur<h met Thurilllj eveblng, JaliUid'Y 2, · tNe biBeflier\t t>l th~ <hbr~h. The meetlllg opened with Bini, . ., . l'·fll~~llitt 6t I ijbut '"" i lll'iYer wi! · ·' ' ~:= 2.00 21UO . 21.118 1.20 .., '111.20 .10~ 2UO 20.:JO Studeb*er-Packard ~ · -· �" ' . I ' ' ' ,,. / ' ' " " ' '' .' DRIVE IN ·For Some of MYRTIS KAY'S That ' Beauty Safon · . Good Mobllsa•· S."lc• - . , . ""'"'ah 's.turdoy ' IOLINS , MOBrLGAS ~ •tfr'"* .. -. ,,.... '""' .W. IIJiill St. Pomeroy Rubber Ball WALL PAI~T . ~JI Colors. Reg. $6.~0 gaJ,... I . SPECIAL'c ' $4.29 gal. .MOORE'S '·SER CENtEl Ft.ee··Chec·k·Op 9f :· ' Your Exhaust Sy.tem·· ATIIQMI ........ \.'!!' oojo .. ... ...~ ..... -DiPlOMA , . Pill 10011· ln. SHOWS HOW, AWAIOfD. j;•··--·~·-······~ -- - OMicl itn. =Din PM-II " .. IIAII II.• COIUMIUI II, UIIIO UP-Weal Vir· 1inla's two-point-a-minute Mountaineers. undefeated In 10 aame• . 'cok over flrat place In the Unit· NEW YORK Nclme... ...~....... ~..~~..~ ~.....~....... ·- - i. ... ............... -~ ~- ................ (lly ... ......... .... ........... ...le............ 1 '. tlWNriy ' ¥'1i· . ' · Flnlilct . Colim!lttee: ScHaefer, ehatl'lt'iah, ·loiieo ahd Betzlng. Si ·n. Pram •ttln~~td P~ P- Oni) i Wdt'er Conla\i~o: Rlier, chair· co~!lrtlctlml 0! a four·)llilll man, Mullen · and Full!. double..lrcult Uno connQctlog Ordinance Committee; Mullen; the North Newark Subltntl'*' ehairmah1 Shaefer and Rizer. wtfh the l!t. Vernon-Newark 00,· ' .. I OOO.volt lipe. Anolher 118,00o-volt line . will be eoilllructed to eon· nect the Heath Subltatlon, ~ear with a )ine senl~g · the ' ' Altiminuu( 1o Chemlcil Corp. The piolect. eatts {or an in· vestment of $28,000. .Distribution line work In the ' Philb'])u~caJ\ Falls area this Paul Smnrt, out-going clork of will requtre an tnvestment ·•· 1 " JM,OC>q. Tb~. cqmpany plan• ' . : 1 the Midol)e,pQ{I lloal)l ~r ~duca· . '<tnv!J!i db&; uta's distribution • • · tion, adnflnlsJ!lred the oat~ of of· IYJiem trom • aoo volts to 12,000 .. , flee to· the now members when volts. As • p;;t or the same pru· ,. the first meeting Of the year was ject ' ~ew dlstrllJutlon aut..tntlon held Monda\' ' at the offl<e of will' be' cbdstlodctcd during 1958. Supt. 1.. w. 'McComas. Total cost of the station will 11• Mrs. lil. 0. Rail an!\ Emersoo 1 be Jones wore sworn into oifice with $112•000 of which $'10,000 wi 1 Lionel Boggs, who was absent, invested thi..'i year. to be sworn In later. At the South Point transmlss· Bruce Lloya, ;:reBident, was In loll substation, ncar Ironton, •barge of lftlt lti..tlng and companr wlll spend approxlmat . • •ers elected (or a new term ly ·$70.tl00 by fall lor the IOital· t,Ioyd. Jiles'ldelit; JolieJ, vice Ialion ol a 132.()00.volt oil <~r· president; ·Harold illubbard, cpit breaker, six 132 OOO.volt dis· clerk: Finance ,com I ee, Mrs: ol>nnect' swltcheo lnd relay equip. E. 0. Rnll · ~net ' ~.• The Bbar1· lca~~ol e J . r ~ llllmer Also at Ir~nfon, ali expenditure for a · sc n year term on pf $:8:QOI!_wUljle required durin~ Ubrary Bolll'd. Mrs: the year for the iOJtallatlon ol a Covert, who was on leave of ab- targe tran 8formei" In ad Oblo •enro from the Elemontary school Power distribution Jllatlon. Total this year, has been employed as cost of the improvement -will be 1 , a Junior High teacher. $1t,OOO. 1 • ·Plans were' oomj\leted for o~~ ·' 'Other plans call for completl~~ lloUS4' for the new Elcmentary collJtruclion ol a' new Ohio School on Sunday, Jan. 19, from Power aervlce bulldlnl at lift 2-5 wl!li aohool opjnlng In the Vernom The compony expeels to building on Mo•dp'" Jan. ~Q spend abo~t ·$70,p!!O durin~ the A rerollltlon d! t~ankl wai ye'l,t. oil t~e $1~000 proJ L · voted It· the Allloteu• Gardenen l'.•'t clu~ ,.. lh~ laod~<oplng of th~ , · ·:;iRE tALL . ne•l( llulldi!!t, I' i:l~ Sll'oJeCt dl Mlddieport Flri Jltjlllt· the ·elu~. lftie Boar<! ailo voted called at 12:JJ p. . iii. tq purcj,ase two snare dnln.s lor ·"••"'•" w~en ~ Iaiii w1i reported ffie• banlt: · hi the uppilr et!d of the t1 , You 124 E. !lliii .St. ~~:.~ MOOR:ES Po~~7: .. / ~~ Members Sworn ' ' MUFFLERS, TAilPIPES • • INSTALLED FREE,- AT LOW COST .. .. -~· 'fOJ .. fli'd. St. Schdol~d .::rhe Cold Driving Days. CLINTON :'F·ISHER CO. "' N·ew ~ddieport A~oid Leaky Muffle!s During p,.. Parking lALII- PAINT- IIRYICI • •y ' - ' !".M. ~ .Jiy A~illlment :...ro~ ' ' . "Among Friends H",l ~~~~~covert,~~· ---- �" ' . I ' ' ' ,,. / ' ' " " ' '' .' DRIVE IN ·For Some of MYRTIS KAY'S That ' Beauty Safon · . Good Mobllsa•· S."lc• - . , . ""'"'ah 's.turdoy ' IOLINS , MOBrLGAS ~ •tfr'"* .. -. ,,.... '""' .W. IIJiill St. Pomeroy Rubber Ball WALL PAI~T . ~JI Colors. Reg. $6.~0 gaJ,... I . SPECIAL'c ' $4.29 gal. .MOORE'S '·SER CENtEl Ft.ee··Chec·k·Op 9f :· ' Your Exhaust Sy.tem·· ATIIQMI ........ \.'!!' oojo .. ... ...~ ..... -DiPlOMA , . Pill 10011· ln. SHOWS HOW, AWAIOfD. j;•··--·~·-······~ -- - OMicl itn. =Din PM-II " .. IIAII II.• COIUMIUI II, UIIIO UP-Weal Vir· 1inla's two-point-a-minute Mountaineers. undefeated In 10 aame• . 'cok over flrat place In the Unit· NEW YORK Nclme... ...~....... ~..~~..~ ~.....~....... ·- - i. ... ............... -~ ~- ................ (lly ... ......... .... ........... ...le............ 1 '. tlWNriy ' ¥'1i· . ' · Flnlilct . Colim!lttee: ScHaefer, ehatl'lt'iah, ·loiieo ahd Betzlng. Si ·n. Pram •ttln~~td P~ P- Oni) i Wdt'er Conla\i~o: Rlier, chair· co~!lrtlctlml 0! a four·)llilll man, Mullen · and Full!. double..lrcult Uno connQctlog Ordinance Committee; Mullen; the North Newark Subltntl'*' ehairmah1 Shaefer and Rizer. wtfh the l!t. Vernon-Newark 00,· ' .. I OOO.volt lipe. Anolher 118,00o-volt line . will be eoilllructed to eon· nect the Heath Subltatlon, ~ear with a )ine senl~g · the ' ' Altiminuu( 1o Chemlcil Corp. The piolect. eatts {or an in· vestment of $28,000. .Distribution line work In the ' Philb'])u~caJ\ Falls area this Paul Smnrt, out-going clork of will requtre an tnvestment ·•· 1 " JM,OC>q. Tb~. cqmpany plan• ' . : 1 the Midol)e,pQ{I lloal)l ~r ~duca· . '<tnv!J!i db&; uta's distribution • • · tion, adnflnlsJ!lred the oat~ of of· IYJiem trom • aoo volts to 12,000 .. , flee to· the now members when volts. As • p;;t or the same pru· ,. the first meeting Of the year was ject ' ~ew dlstrllJutlon aut..tntlon held Monda\' ' at the offl<e of will' be' cbdstlodctcd during 1958. Supt. 1.. w. 'McComas. Total cost of the station will 11• Mrs. lil. 0. Rail an!\ Emersoo 1 be Jones wore sworn into oifice with $112•000 of which $'10,000 wi 1 Lionel Boggs, who was absent, invested thi..'i year. to be sworn In later. At the South Point transmlss· Bruce Lloya, ;:reBident, was In loll substation, ncar Ironton, •barge of lftlt lti..tlng and companr wlll spend approxlmat . • •ers elected (or a new term ly ·$70.tl00 by fall lor the IOital· t,Ioyd. Jiles'ldelit; JolieJ, vice Ialion ol a 132.()00.volt oil <~r· president; ·Harold illubbard, cpit breaker, six 132 OOO.volt dis· clerk: Finance ,com I ee, Mrs: ol>nnect' swltcheo lnd relay equip. E. 0. Rnll · ~net ' ~.• The Bbar1· lca~~ol e J . r ~ llllmer Also at Ir~nfon, ali expenditure for a · sc n year term on pf $:8:QOI!_wUljle required durin~ Ubrary Bolll'd. Mrs: the year for the iOJtallatlon ol a Covert, who was on leave of ab- targe tran 8formei" In ad Oblo •enro from the Elemontary school Power distribution Jllatlon. Total this year, has been employed as cost of the improvement -will be 1 , a Junior High teacher. $1t,OOO. 1 • ·Plans were' oomj\leted for o~~ ·' 'Other plans call for completl~~ lloUS4' for the new Elcmentary collJtruclion ol a' new Ohio School on Sunday, Jan. 19, from Power aervlce bulldlnl at lift 2-5 wl!li aohool opjnlng In the Vernom The compony expeels to building on Mo•dp'" Jan. ~Q spend abo~t ·$70,p!!O durin~ the A rerollltlon d! t~ankl wai ye'l,t. oil t~e $1~000 proJ L · voted It· the Allloteu• Gardenen l'.•'t clu~ ,.. lh~ laod~<oplng of th~ , · ·:;iRE tALL . ne•l( llulldi!!t, I' i:l~ Sll'oJeCt dl Mlddieport Flri Jltjlllt· the ·elu~. lftie Boar<! ailo voted called at 12:JJ p. . iii. tq purcj,ase two snare dnln.s lor ·"••"'•" w~en ~ Iaiii w1i reported ffie• banlt: · hi the uppilr et!d of the t1 , You 124 E. !lliii .St. ~~:.~ MOOR:ES Po~~7: .. / ~~ Members Sworn ' ' MUFFLERS, TAilPIPES • • INSTALLED FREE,- AT LOW COST .. .. -~· 'fOJ .. fli'd. St. Schdol~d .::rhe Cold Driving Days. CLINTON :'F·ISHER CO. "' N·ew ~ddieport A~oid Leaky Muffle!s During p,.. Parking lALII- PAINT- IIRYICI • •y ' - ' !".M. ~ .Jiy A~illlment :...ro~ ' ' . "Among Friends H",l ~~~~~covert,~~· ---- �\ ' ' - - · \ The Daily Sentinel elltertalned tho Middleport Fm at ',t~e Parmalee evea••• : ' ~' M1lls,\ presldenc, JI:Uiai!O at t~e maebDB ane wore made to have a guest t later ~Is wmter ;, t Tbe bDstessca served 1 aalad wune to Mrs M•lls. Mrs Dav1d OhiiD.IIer, Mr! C~arlcs Murra• li!n HOWird Dalley, Mrs S T Rusnll, Mrs Robert MeEihlnncy, Mrs Emmett Shuler, Mr~ Jac< Beohtel and Mrs C R Karr S: , an honurary member m: and N'ew Ofll<era for the eomlnl term lllrs Cocll'l~ (If»:~, S,, :'l'lilrd .r.1 :·~·";;·, were lnatalled when Theodorull' Ave. Middleport, will be hDiteal The MISSionary Society of tho "'tii~I;J' 8_ouncU DIUJbleruf Amerl~ met January "21st, on the third Tu.. , F-irst Baplist Church 1n Rutland • •ondar evenlbl at the IOOJi' l{all ' day of tho inooth to tbe 'iireaf honored the birthday of Mrs Eleanor S. Schul - Middleport Soelety Etii!O'r ..,. Phont &079 Nell\e HayeJ, COUDCilQr, JD;esld· Book.! Club Naomi Bentley \Vhen they m•t at ed llad repo~d Ill were Rena the home of M1ss Nettle Tolh LucUle Hawkins - Pomeroy SOtlety Editor ..,. 'rhoae G%44 "Pralle of Folly" ty Erasmui, CI'Oilll· ln J\(e(Js General Hospital. 1er, Middleport. Rt 1 sunday \! Dailey, WIDona Cook and the world's outstandinz scholar and changed the namr of thear 1 Mrs Henry if Daral who returned >I the M•dille Ages, will be ilLJ, organwt1on lo the Naoma Mass Emmett Will " 1 business ~l.!l Roher Hospital, Sun· cu58ed bY Mrs Eve'ret~ Hayea, aonary Society SO~'JETY tor In Columbus Eberabach and Came leader for lhe mee!mg Mrs Mary Sheron was lcadt!r '\' Mr and Mra Glenn Dill ~lied were reported In dl,. :;;:,_-:--:-c"'-:-:-::-_:_---,Of the devotional se r ~ JCe anti '" Belpre Sunday with her er lost a alster by dOath ellor, Annie Oblinger, a!8oclate Mrs Myrtle Warren lud tl1c round M Mr and ~Irs t e Tompkm< ) Mrs Robert Cutler ' of Thanks" was read vice councilor, Nettle Hayes, jun· table disdusdon aftr.r ,;he had n G G W(lorncr has been refits In all alnka , • , • , Swatzel family for flow· lm past councilor, Helen Miller, presented the study topic It was 1 tu:ned ~(lme from Ho1zer Hospital and son (hrlltophor spent theJ ~rf a~d Mrs Alva Townsend sent A communication was re· RB!Oeiate Junior past counetlor; announced that lheJr next meet w ere s e w~s a surgical patient weekend "' Logon w•th her "'"' _cuthlontd ther, ~lis Newton Spencer and an am ly of Bellville, W Va, celved from Margaret Klotler, dla· Margaret Seldenable, conductor, lng would be •t the hon c of Mro MISs Phylho Joachim " Ill with oth•r r.::ttctlptl • rein lim 1 s~cnt Sunday with lllr. and Mn. trlct deputy. Marjorie Woodard re· Mabel Bearhs, •warden, Doris Naomi Bentley' an attack of flu at her home .., 1 I "''""· Mr and Mrn Wilh'm Grat" G Carleton ll~qed •• recording secretary and Darst, recording secretary, Mar IIIIH, M South Third Avenue ' ' ISS Tolliver wus uss1 stc~ by Mr and Mrs Robert Tu Bu 'nd ••n James, Charleston W M ilTIIhom dLchew and son TeddY, Dorls Darst was nominated and lone Woodard, 18 months trustee WOfl'tmar surfactt. Mrs Harriett Warne1 1n serving cyrus spent the week hi. Va , spent the weekend With hor rs eo ore Lehew and M,.., elected Mabel Belrha was nomJn. and Della Stahl, stnmoaths J.ru .. Size U~" x 12'h" x 5QJ 11 ... hgh1 refreshments to Mrs Ed1tn paren'ts Mr and Mrs ~n0 ~" s narents Mr and 11" Wilham ~~ma Leifheit joined !Irs Har ated and elected as warden and tee. doop. UsoM mo~y pllctl Luckadoo, Mrs Gertnu:c Butler, and were accflmpanied ~ome ~r, Baker They also VISited hiS fath ~ J~hnson..-'nd Rlel)srd LeJf. Mrs. Woodard as 1~ montba trus· In tht home. , Plans were made lor tn,peetlon 1 Mrs Maude Grant Mr and Mrs theu son, Michael, who had apeit er J II Grate at 'he t.ospltal e•t o Spnngfleld In Grov,jl!>rt tee wbloh will be h~ld at tho ' next Lem Warren Geo,.ge Br)ant and two weeks here Debby Turner MISs wanda Lightfoot ol Mid Sunday for a VISit wttb Jilt and Cad<lle Wll)<bam as Installing of· meellng Monday January 20. It Mrs Mary Sheron who has measles, waa unable dlcport spent Sundar w.th MISi TMhrs .Ro be~ ~ch~w and da~gil~r installed Edna Reibel as was aS!'e'd Ia baH SBndwJcbes, come to Middleport with her par. 'Marjor~e Burt, Rutllnd \Road cy a so vlslteu In Orllllll wllli C<JUDCJ)or,, Lell Flint, associate cookies and coffee as tefre•bmenta Mrs Lula Jacks and Mr and M•ss Dorothy l.eilheil councUor; DeUa Stahl vice cou,. at the next 1 meeting It Will . •n· Preston, SN, who baa been M J Mr an(,¥rs Raymond E!Jeio;. noun~d that the Past Couricilor& ra ohn Knotts of Langsville hach and l!i tnd lito Otto Krein lam ~tor ' vJSitmg hli parento, :~r.;apd Mro were recent guests of Mr and b•hl or Columbus were P•me~ Those apendlhl Sunday evenlfli would meQt,Thursday evenlnJ at • Gerald Preston, I,IJd brother, Bob, M.,, Charle~ llurk v~•tora Monda ' ,., at the home of lllr and Mra, Ch~ the borne of Mra f!c!•• Rea , wit~ after a M,diterranesn crutoe, left ~ ,...__.. w Mr and M11 Charlo. Weaver Mr nild •Mrl Walter Tbo )es Baum, Cbester, were Mrs Ma· Ruby Erb, Sarah Diddle and Adra .... r,.~>l<i"" todav to reJ!Ort back at Norfolk _. , Sayre as bostuset of Gallipolis VISited Sunday' with and family Of Crook.!vtlle w~~ ,gel M1ille, Ponea, NebFaska, Mra VI I Ia ' Boy Scout Troop 250 heloll rg n her ~ISler, Miss Nettie Koehl~r Sunda; evenln• guests ( M , Etta Will, Belpre, Ohio, Mr aod ~ ~ I At the clo~e ol the meeUn~ the1r ucourt or Honor recent! lrlra C~,. D Reichman, Who bas Donley Eugeno Strong qf Wil Betty Blackwo:d , o ro. ~ Ho111er Goe,leln, Pomeroy, practice for Inspection was held at C•mP Baker 011 th, K , b Y been a !Ul'IICai patient at Holler kcRVllle I• spending a Jew dais M Eul R. D , Mr and Mrs Charle1 Goeg· Road e "'llS urv Hospital, returned home Sunday .Xth hi! gr>ndparents, Mr anil '' a Welk~r and dough· Jeln, Pomeroy, R D., Mr and Mrs wllh Erna Jeose " captam lcr, Eileen, of Columbus wero Avery Nelson Hemlock Grove all Second class awsrds were " ' and her daughter, Dlanni.who Is celved h th employed In Columbus, "'fs ho)lle thor and brother, Joe weekend gue.ts of Mr ond Mn cousins of M;s Millie who ~ere y Y omuK Burnsld", for a week'& vacation with her roo1 Mr and Mrs Earl Warnke, Port ofv11le Well and Mr and Mr> all :ogether for the f;rot time In nuke Burnhurt, Dw1, hl Carl Clinton, left Friday for thOif home Ralph lfelkcr and family Th"l 60 yem Mro. Millie, left Chester Eugene Sm1th and Paul Will after a s~ort vlait With Mr and were accompamed home by Tin• with her pmnt., Mr and Mro Mothers or the Scouts m;uJe the Mrs Waller Crooks and family ' my Welker who spent the holiday Miles s Nelson, 60 years ago Prescntatmns and they 1n turn \ The names of Mrs Anna Brit· vacation here the!: parentt, Mr and lolro Char' I receJved a numaturc pm from tontine and Mr Lem Warren were Mro Pearl Hysell entertained lea Eblin Jr were Mr and Mn th~tr sons uniolentlonally omitted from tho w1th a dinner Sunday at her Allen Osborne and daughter, Bar· Followmg the meetmg a part, list of guesta at the New Year's home, Mull!erry Ave, In obse" bara Kay, ,of Neftll, w v1 , Mr was enJoyed with a g1ft ex Mrs Willis Dudding ol Mason dinner at th~ home of Mrs Myrtle ance of the birthdays of Mil J~ and Mn Wendell Eblin and son change and a Yllilt from Santa Web!iter Sr, and Mlu Lucy Bay, and daugbteT, Nancy, of Rut: On December , 27 and 211 the entertained on Friday, January 3, Warren Mt and Mrs Gerald Preston Gibbs Gueah were Mrs Web Jand--1nd Jilt and Jilts., Robert with a Sarah Cove'ltrv party at Troop held two days of winter will leave Wednesday lor Miami ster, Mlu Glbl!o and Mro Wll\· Faulk of Pomeroy. camping at Camp Che.ste• They her homo De111on!!lrator waa Mrs Beach Fla , where he will attend were aceompamcd hy George MarUta Husted of Pomeroy the National Ford Dealers' Con· A decorated birthday cake was Wagner Scoutmaster and Harold presented to Mlas Juanita Dudding vent10n Her mother, Mrs. DalBy Sm1th, a~lst.unt s<:outmaster In hohor of her birthday and re· Hall, Belpre, will remain at the freshments of cake, ice cream, and Preston home With her Q:randson, coffee were served to those In at· Bob, while they are In the •outh Mrs Walter Crooks and tcndance 1 Attendmg were Mrs Eileen C•rt !~~~~~annette, ~.~,~~::!"')Vllli· wrlgh~ Mrs Elizabeth Mathews, Mrs Ruth Ryan, Mrs M~rgaret ln an emertJ'Oltcy valu~ Qf m~cide Rolland, Mrs Pearl Roush, Miss • ' I M)'ra Rnd Sharon F'orcnu: • en Judy Rolland, Mrs Slyvla Collins, c1Ji hardly be reckoned In dollars ' tertamcd on New Year's Eve with Carol Duddmg, Miss Juanita Dud· 1\ledlclne Ia prlcel... wh~ l.eeded. a Watch Party g1vcn rnr their djng, llts Harry !ichwab, Mr& Le· friends at their home In Mason Yet Jt Ia an lntereattnr fact Utat natjon.Ur da Spe~r and Mrs Charles Yoa· Records were played for dancing ger th~ avarap ~of a phan/laceuUcal prOscrlptlt,a and refreshments of potuto salad ii ahoijl$2110- md more thall hal! smdwiehcs, pototo chiPH and eake were served during the evcnmg ol ~lllllona cost less thtn $,2 oo. "~ SPECIAL As:nstmM aa hostesses wiJrc Mu 1' . : 'c" ~ ~ 20 ~eaq ••o• tbe '~nc~eue Students and SmaU cijlc1ren llya Schwm, Patricia Riley Lou ~ t . • ... ""'P.Q~thl!IJ.Odtclne lap'"' behl.ncl ' 11>1 a natural lootlna Perma· ue Van Meter and Joncttn Cun that of~·. and leu eiieDtlal, ~tieL nlngham nell at tile Wh•n you purohase ~ preocrlplr00> 1 Others attending were Patsy CUT and CURL llayCH of Clifton, Barbora and lOU are sharing In the fruits nf aclent14c l'tiHU'clt. BEAUTY SHOP Sharon McDaniel, Judy and Joan You are &ett!De today'a beat buy, ' ' ) Cor. 3rd ud Malo Court 81. $10.00 Wovolor $7.00 Hewct»on, and De;uUs ~..o,cman I all of Mason, Tom and Bill Per Plloat- 8!9-I:X MON. lhru SAT. Phone 383·X singer, John nnd Jun S1~son, Yin 6 M1 from Bacine On cent Kmght, Jerry Spitznagel Ro Mrs DOrothy Pierce Mrs. ll:erns RollS~ Old Portland Racine Rd land Rouaey, Bill Ncutzllng, John • 1 Phono1 Portlan4 175 , Manage; Jordar, Romi1e Smith and Harold COATS BLDG. MIDDLBPRr ' Cc.ub, all or Pomeroy , M1s Smart, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mrs Probasco, Mr anti Mra Hnrold E Jtubbard 1 Mr and Mr., Paul Davil. Mr and Mra ~ 0 R•l' ¥ro Bogg1, Mr and Mrs E1nc1 ron Jonea ' , Legion Post Receives Its Quota Award IIA Feeney-Bennett 'I.Cf!rii .. ' first Meeting Of 1958 Slated ~te l vcd titer the 'me~ ____ _ Boy Scout Troop 250 H,olds Court Of Honor Rites en~ary .. Fur~litu~W ;.,tefrtcentor 1M "' .Qu llaatge ·- _,,. I·-= ...... ...... ~ Sarah Coventry Party Is Held At Dudding Home DOLLAR VALUE- DUKE New Years Eve Watch Party Is Held At Mason We D'oO~rOwn Cleonhtl Experts In Shott'~epair th:' Forest Clgrk, Owner Pomeroy ' Mfts.,n~OO,cil Votes To Pla~e New Crossing Mlddl.,ort ... Routine afims took up mos' of the time on Monday evening ·DuTtON DRUG·CP.·.•. as tbe Mason Council met m regular sesSiof'l •n the Mason Town Hall Bills 1...... L:..e town and ware!" \tOrks vn.re re":! :and approved for payment. WHAT MAKES Boy S~ut Troop stantiaiJYifD<nased by the addition of a $7 million pier now under coDStructlon. And at ~Port of NeWport News, Va., export coal dwppJngwasupone>sixthovertheyear-before' record. Also, at thla pol1 a jl!St-completed bulle cargo pier, most mod~ on the Atlanlic CQ!IIt, ' DDioadS ships faster ~ a toJa acsecond. All,these things mean that ahipmeuli m~V6- f,.ter1 niore .nclabJY, w}Jen you I'OUte them 1 , f'VW the modem, e!Bclent CGeaajlea\' 111d ' OhiO: Cbessiu's rellroad· kee.111 ·~ 'and zomgt The P.ntber• led 15-18 In a bi(h quarter Morpn, Mike Brown and George Stump poured 11 on 1n ~e se<ond quarter to tate a G-37 baliUme lead. !llor· gan, espe<ially, waa anstop)Jible With bla high, twi&tlng looper. The Panthera fougbt back witll obnson Jeltlng lwo.=,Jiasl<e!a, Hawtliome tliue, apd 'Ziit1o oae Tilct'-ltt tl!e third -qiiarller t.- (al) had' six point Ieoda at 4H3 'a11d at &3-M l)v.teaoh time it e••P. orated u the PJDibero \ wouldn't gJVe up Z~rkle broke a 55-55 deadlock wttb two DIIIIUtes left In the third'. quarter for a 57-55 advantage, and that was bow the flllltastic fO!lrth quarter opened ... "' It went lil<o thlJ. Bill Brandon t.ied It at 57 ~7. lohnson mlascd a free lllrow, etump btl for 59-57, Folmer got I s<l ooe-hand'er for 59 all Brown 1:11 foc 6HI9 and Folmer agam evened It up only to have Brando~ slop a long one In for !lUI 'l'lu• time Johnson dunked one lor liS-aU but Stump 11\t agam and 11 was 6'1-65 with 3 30 on the clock. (Contmued on Page Four) sconng tir.rt Court Of Honor Held OaNfonday • Boy Scoutu Troop 249 held lhelr "Court of Honor" Mo6da) '· • cveqlng at cam!( Cheater 'll~lp~ Spencer, scoutmaster and Charles Swat.el, 11.1sl!tant scoulmaster were In charlie of the meeting•w~lcb opened w1th ~· , ple~ae to the 1flag followed wltlf a oandle light ceremony.' Tenderfoot sented by'E!mer l "o~n~~ J'!,mes Andtrj>\1~· !fitus,Tom Lind, Don Jerry Atnold. Second el wer' presented, by lind to James Qiibert, White, Allen Downie, James ~lee.~, Terry Ohlinger, Ph1llp Meier and "Henry Cleland Jr Charles l)ownle was · ~pled a merit badgo bf Mi' Spencer :rerry' Ohlinger wah.ajipolnted senior patrol Jeadet;.. It was ~n· nouneed that 'aummer camp at Camp Arrowheap. Hnntht&ton 1fO\Ild be held the aecond we8k lit • JulY ' The ·meeUDB closed .-Jill the , fDrmlng of a Frielldshlp Clrelp, , ,,.,ter Which movies taken at Camp ·'.AiToYj~ead Wl!re shown by )lr. Cleland.' !,1etrr-h111ents of codkle$, ' ~offet! and bot ohoeolat~ ' 'Were ~ ~·tv·~· llmnta : ~NCLUDIS -~ 1LBERF1LDS ~ JKOTHli. GOOD •TEAR JU11 • CI/E&Sil'S IWLRCMD 1 - 1 Thl.,•• move faet on the C&O Feeney·Bennett l'nst No 12B. American Leaton will have tbmr !tr't meetlna of 19118 Wcdne&dBY at the Lealon Hall at 7 3D A ro pert ol the Winter Conference ill Athana will be atvcn and u Qlm on tho March ol Dimes will ~ 1hown . , ' The poat hi! reached their •quot~: lor the year hut oro urg II& ellaiblo veterans to Join an~ 1 0!4 membofl to pay llim llu" •ll~nee ALL NEW , --~--------------- j • I lOOMS Of .... • ·: __ i l y Pom~roy·Mlddleport, Ohlo, Wednesday, January 8, li5a--- - ••.t: lVIII lw w!fh ~c11lolial snow flurrltl ltldlll!l ovtr Will portion. Clearlnt on4 'cold tonight. , Thumlfr lair 'nd Wll'lll• •h hleh t.a.iy 11-25 low tenit~t S.l5. I TWO 'Q~VIt;IIENT ~OCATlON$ Fe~ey·Bennctt Post. No t26 American LeQicn received their quota award at the W!11ter (on terence held In Athens Sunday and It was announced th•t the loco) PQII atood first In the Dis tricl lor their Gllto for the Yank• Who Gave proJect 11 waa announced ljiRI the en \Ire d!Jtr10t io over 105% on •their quota for thlo tnujcct Men lrom thr. loco! ,,o!lt whr> a\tepded the Winter I onfeu nc• were Lewis Long, Commt~njl('• ~enry Cl•tworthy, 1\u.eoc lifo, ~on Roaeb. 1 ftelrJl&hrnont• \ Ohl01 "~-''~' cloudy and con. $1.91 J IY UNITEP Plt~SS tJ ..od ~ld todoy POMERO Middleport · Society u; Supt L W oM Mn llcComa. entertained Monday evening 'l'llb a dinner at the sehool din ing room for the out gotng mem bers of the School Board and the oew members and their famllt~~ • Paul Smart who ha.s been c erk IInce 1926, asked the bleSB lng whieh preceded the dinner' reporcd by Mrs Joe B~llcy om.e Economics mstructor and 1 terved by Kart n Walker, Bonnb yan Cooney and Judy Clark • M~omas and Bruce Lloyd, »rOiident of the Board, paid ttl bute to the work of ~r Smart !bo hss ended hiS career " clerk ,r the Board, and alao lor the fiork ol Mil Lowell Probasco and Poul Davia, out golhi mem &en Mrs Probasco, ~ho leaves l,bls month for her now home In C:harl01ton, expressed her appro elation of being eleele~ by the People of the c01nmumty as the Vr•t woman member tor man) rears McComa.s and Lloyd wei l!omcd the new members Mrs E. 9 Rail, Emerson Jones and ill the ab•encc of Llunel Bog110 Jlrs. Boggs who wa.s a gues' Mr Boggs I• out of town on busi ftes.s and war; unable to be pre ient Mr ,, /rw::h Putgoing School B.o:ard Members .feted Monday . Guests were • 1 D.of ACouncil • Society Hnn•,rc Na.omi Bentley ' '<' •. p'armalee and Mra '' • • <D ' '' I r alltoi\dlllg,, \Veek Of Prayer Union' Service Held On Tuesday The Rev Howard Ruppel!, pa5· tor of the FII'SI Presbyterian Cbureh wos the speaker at the .,.ond of the \f!!ek of Prayer Unio~ IICI'\'ICOI Tuesday at th' Church of Christ Mr Ruppel! spoke on "Th! Ho\R of Praser" and Rev C Raymon; Konkrlgbt Heath }!etnod!St p11.1tor, presided Other ministers taking part '" the serv1ce were Rey RObert Palmer, Cbijrch of the Nazarene and Fred 1 Gardner. host P"'tor Air& C. U. Hennosy was or gamst lor the servtce and the semor chOir of Heath Church dlr· ected by Ben Pbilson, SBng th• anthem "Ye That Love the Lord" Choir members were Mrs. Phil· son, Sharon Jones, June casey, Chrlatme Coats, . Mrs • Bernard Fultz, Vera, Betty and Barbaro Cov~tt, Chester Tannebil!, ~ Wm Everson, Homer Cook and> Eudell Konkngb~ Have Regisiet;ed Yo' Give Blood?. ' ,, 150 � 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 7, 1958 davidson mossman zweisel