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' The Dally Semlnel • \ C H Withers, Mason county ou· penqjendent of oc&ool~ was mtroduced \o the 1J'OUP and gave a r8porl on meetings held recently in Huntington and 1n Charleston His talk gave h1g1J pmnts of speeches made by V1rgll Rohr j El S •·haaf Mlddl bough, State Supermtendent of eanor · "" e)I011 Sudety Editor - Phon~ 8Q 9 Schools LneUJe Hawkins - Po111eroy Soete(y Edltof _ Phone &%k4 Rohrobough will d1scuss the ; county educational problems on Mjddleporf (' __ • ""'-'lety 9 ROOMS OF POJ\fERO\:1 SOCJETY ~ Monday evenmg January 13 in a meeting stheduled to be held m the new AEP bulldmg m PI Pleas ant A question and answer period will be bold The pubhc " mvlled tD attend Schools represented at Monday's meeting were New Haven Mason, Chiton North Pt Pleasant PI Pleasant H1gh School Leon Belle, Arbuckle Eight Mile PI Pleasant Jr High School 1nd Ordnance ' ~ 1 \ I 'I • I PYtJaian Sisters' Memorial Servtce, lJeld On Tuesday A memorial service fori Mrs Milton RuSBell, ~ast Chle' of Meigs Temple, !'YtHian S1!1ors was held Tu~sda~ evening whe~ the Temple held thmr montb)y meellng at the K of P Hall I Mrs Cash Bahr, Most Excellent Ch1ef ,presided at tbe meehng and llhe charier was draped for Mrs Russell by Mrs George Child•. manager, Mra Nathan Biggs, ex cellon! semor, Mrs Myron Miller excellent junior M1ss Margaret ~auer gave a tribute to Mrs Rus ¥11 and Miss Erma Smith gave the memortal prayer The service 1nduded a •~~Cal "'lo 'Beyond the Sunset" by Mrs Arthur Skmner wi!b Mra Paul Haptonstall as pianls. Plans for the •nstallaUon of ot fleers on February 4th were com pleted during the busbies• meet lbg • ! Gollia Countian To Be Speaker At Clifton Church Broad Run/ lr Mn. Loul~t Gllilll Mrs Fanitle Clr,;k was vlsltln,l Madaline Roush Tuesday lifter· noon Mu Irene Larue and son, Rich· aid, of Nitro, W Va spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Leo Clark and her mother, Mrs Cora Ohlinger, who IS very poorly A large group from tHe Vermn Church attended the midnight prayer servtces at the Broad Run EUB Church, New Years Eve Sandra 40d Jamce Gibbs and Ronald Bearhs spent Wednesda~ evening with Mr and Mrs Ray mond Roush and g1rls Thomas and Lewts Lwnng or Albany, Ohio are staying w1th their brother and sister, Mr Bll he Llevmg an~ Mrs Manon Roush and lmJShing the remainder of S~ncer, Plantz Is Shortlived her New l!onnle Martin all of Pomeroy Joyce Janie Roush The door prize won by Jamce Gibbs The home of iJ!t and MMihster and family cd by fire Fr1day .rc now hvlng In the LO~n house at Broad Run Mr jnd Mrs New Have11, were son, JuRior Lyons, and cently 1 Mr ana Mrs Harry Onl on !1\el,r 1on, !iJit~rday lack and family ' Mr and Mrs Raymond. and daughters spen\ S~nday :dt a!Ul Mrs Cec1l Martin bf Co!umbli. Lon Greenlee Rutland Street Hobday guests of Mr and Mrs 1.!1 a surgical patient at HolzDl' Ernest Rea and other relatives Hosp1tal were Mr and Mr. c L Faulkner Dorothy Whlltlngto'll of Galh Kenny R1ce ten month old son and daughter Cathleen oi Sprmg pol" Ohm, will be the •pec10i of Mr and Mrs Larry Rice Is a field Ohm guest speaker at a s~r1es of medical patient at Holzer Hosp1 Recent guests of Mr and Mrs metmg scheduled to be held by tal , Clyde MJ!hone were theJt •on, the Gospel Tabernacle Church of Wilham Stobart and Paul R Floyd Mllhone Mrs Ffoyd Mil Chiton begmn1ng on Wednesday I' F Koblentz, Mr· and Mrs Dav id Koblentz and children ana Wil Pullins, are ill with a virus infec hone, SOll Allan end aunt Mlts rught Jan 8 and conbnu1ng un td Sunday Jan 12 bur Dean tmn Ailee Parr, Belpre The mectmgs will be held at Mr and Mrs C R. Young Mrs Ldlle ChriSty 18 a patieot the homP. of Dan HarrJson In were busmeas visitors 1n Hunbog at Holzer Hospital m' Gallipolis ton Monday Chiton w1th the pastor Re• Mr and Mr& C N Jones have Roscoe Thorn also scheduled to Mrs Olin Johnson prepared a reumed llome after spending the speak Speetal mus1e w1ll bP chicken supper for some of her holidays w1h Mr an~ Mrs Ed prov1ded by the Myen family lrlertds and relatives Tuesday eve Z~nel 'l]le Hemlock Grove Orange Morrison and cti1ldren, ll~ckllck Gamea were played and prtzes U Long Bottom and Tuppers Plains Mr and M'r1 Howard Knight away , Spe~ker Chri1Uan Youth Fcliow!hlps held giVen Janet and Cbariea, recently viSJted ....,....,...;... ' .....,.~~Sue Lleving baby daughter of Mr1 Ralph Zundel, Me1gs Coun her parents, Mr and Mrs He!H'ing a Watch Night Party at the Tup Mr and Mrs Raymond L1evlng Funera, services lor Mrs Rose ty Beligl~us l!;du~alion instructor at Zanesville pers Plaina H1gh School gym on ' hao been returned hOlpC from th~ Wilburn Wiley were hcln ~on~ay will be the guest speaker 11 the Mr and Mrs Rosa Cleland and New Year1s Eve Holzer Hospital where she had at the Sacred l!eart Church wtlh Jan~ary dinner meeting ot the oj)na were recent dinner guests of Entertainment for the evemng been ' INCLUDES ente~ lor observation ane the Rev Father Turel offlclatmg was a movtc !lnhtlcd • Reaching med1cal A coml)littee meeting of the G1rl Buslnesa and Professional Wo- Mr and Mrs Charl~s Reed treatment at tbe Requjl!m masa men's Club on Tue&d~, Jan 14;• From Heaven begmning at 7 o' Refrigerator an• Mr and 'l!fl Clair Newell CoMrs Earl Braxton has return· Roaary services were held Sun· Scouts, Troop One, was held Mon The Caree, Aclvancemenl Cl)m lul)lbus spent clock, and girls and bo)s basket Year's Eve Sb!""''lll~, day evening at the bome of Mrs ed to her home In Cinncinnati af day evening at the Rawlings-Coats Gas Raage ball, and other games and rcla)ls ter spending the holidaya with Funeral Home Burial was In the Maxme Arnold Athens Road with Mr :::~~~:u~:~:~ :~::'Pr~~ Mr and were enjoyed Mr and Mrs Con Young New Lexlngtbn cemetery and pall Plans lor the Troop's Spring ad Miss Farie Erlewine, Mrs Eltlel Pay Only f$9.50 dowa Mrs Mrs Bernard Sweeney, St bearers were George Meinhart, lvllles were made Sales tax stamps Chapman and Mrs LUllan Sll!ill A wonhip service led by the were counted and prepared for and f29 OB per mpalh Hemlock Grove and Orange grouP'! Albans, pilna to stay with her Wayne Gibbons, Edward and mailing Membets are remlnde4 ' tif-t da,~14ilters:A~ds began a few mmutes before 12 grandmother Mrs Ollv1a Napier James Haggerty Walter B Harm, Refreshments were serveed by din110r is aerved promptly 11 6 30 !ICIDOrl,a, m1dmght The enUre group joined lor several weeks before return Edward Wells p M Relatives and friends from out the hostess to Mrs AnniS Phelps together 1n a frtcndshJp cucle and lng to hel home llr and Mrs Jr, leader of the troop Mrs Ern was repeating the Lords Prayer Sweeney and famtly were called ol town included Mr and Mrs here last week by the 1llne18 and Bernard Sweeney and family, Jane esl Powell, assillanl leader, and when the New Year came m and Pat Mrs J M McCorm1ct Mrs Eugene Jolter~ Mrs Euia Refreshments of Sloppy ~oea. and daughters, Frances and M4ry, Baggy and Mra George Sta~~>her, Mr ond Mrs l)avld Koblentz cookle1 and hot chocolate was en· Oa Tbe Brlgbteal Corafr and children spent New Years St Albans, Mrs George Drake, comm1ttee m~rnbers • joyed by over one hundred young Eve w1th Mr and Mrs R~y 1t11Uer 1 Mrs Naddy Mr and Mrs Jo~eph ID Mlddlep,orf several adults, and the Mr and Mrs AI Gibson, Cnlum Goulding, Columbus1 Mr and Mrs. Mrs Hal Doster bus, spent a week end with Mr James Sweenef. Mr and Mrs Roy ' and Mrs Henry Beaver Crol8, Athens Mra Fred Bialier, Mr and Mr1 Larry Roush, Jack· Shade, Mr and l\lrs William W1 son, have returned home after Ier Jr , Sam ,Wiley, Lebanon, Ind spendmg several dllj's wttb 'Mr Jack Carsey, Manager of the Sister Marquerlte, Kokomo, Ind The Nehacllma Garden Club and Mrs Guy Summerfield Mrs Meigs County Farm Bureiu CoOp- James Murray, E S Garnty, Char 1 eratlve Alsoclation, atlendcd the 1lesion, James Rogers, Corning met on Monday everung at the Nora Brown relllrned with theiR home of Mrs Henry Buek on Ha for an extended visit Annual Managero Conference Mta Gertrude Cross Mils Eliza vcn Heights in New Haven with Miss Lenora Betzing h11 return oponaored by the state Co-Opera beth Napier, Crook,.llie ' "'rs Robert Lal ne and Mtl ed to Columbus alter spendintl the live Asaociatlon on January 2 and James Roush, asslst1ng holidays with her sister Mr! Fre 3 in Columbuo\ Manaaer& from 67 In eharge of the meeting w" da Miller eounUca throughout the state at Mrs Ray Pickens, who gave an 'Mfs Madge Chenoweth and son tended the annual two-day'confer :}Ceount of her recent trip to a week end ence ~lcxJCo and to the Rose Bow' R1ce game at Pasadena Calif returned t• Tho first day's busine" ~salons • were Initiated by a luncheon for Cornfllertl? on the rece!)t fiower after apend • Mahllrets ana thelf ~VIves at his parents, At the !Jocem~er meehhg II or show were Rre1e'l)ed b~ Mra Da which Kennolh N Prnhaaco1 Gen· U1o Rose Garden Club Mrs Her vld Fields Jr Th~ pro&ram entl• Rldenout oral Manager ot the Farm Bureau man Black a new meml,er and led "Garden Therapy 11 Was pn spent tHe week Cooperative ASBociatlon, gove a one guest, Mrs Ro~,ert Mart111 sented by Mrs Winona Hoffman with Mr and Mrs talk setting the pace for the con were welt'Omed to share thl" Present were Mrs, Carroll forence - ..Tomorrow Is Here To Christmas turkey dlnnpr servcrl Adams Mrs Phil Batey Mrs Don day" The lmportanee ol an effec· at the home of Mro Normar. Brown Mrs George Burns Mrs • live public telatlona progrom In McCain with Mro Cl)aries M" Mel Clark, Mrs James Diehl. 'l'ourh- extra wear Pipkin! Tanned buck· 1 modern eooperatlve bualne88 was Jlkln IIQft by the secret Wolvtrine trlp!Oo a!!lsling Small potted plantl Mrs David Fields Mrs William emphasized throughout ihe two sar talllljq proctQ, 0• any work clove job, were the favors Tha season's de Gibbs, Mrs Thoma' Hollman day meeting Mrs Lloyd Hoffman that mew JIIOl't mfort -more wearIn addition to per~onnel from cornllon were throughout tho Mrs George McKnight house JOr dime of coli than JOO evor rot lo an, the State Cooperative Aasoelation, Mrs Clarence Headley, pre~! Harry Mdler Mrs Ray ~r wort 'lovel Thlo new wonder work Managers also heard R B Gervan Mrs Clyde Rice, Mrs Dale alove leather clrlea out aott attet soaki111[l When clrltd at Director of Public Relations for dent pres1dod Ea~h member re• man Mrs John Wolfe, Mrs Room Tbat't IUiranuetl by Wolverine. Try on a No"llal GIF (Cooperative Grange League ponded to roll ull with a Christ· Woods Mrs Lawrence Temperatures, mas verse Plans were complett!d Federation Exchanse, Inc ) ot lth Hir at ou: riove eountar TODAY. and Mrs Mar1on Ohhnger aca N Y , and Ftcd Smith, Man to go to the Elmwood Rest HoJlle to sing carob present tray ar \ ogement Consultant Mrs Carsey was 1 guest at the rangemonts, cqrsagcs g1fts and Goverqor s Mansion on Thursday candy to all members , "JUST AGOOD PLACE 1'0 TRADII" Far the Polio Fund Dme • afternoon when Managers' wives MIJ.L Sf. MIDDLEPORT, 0 were entertained at a tea given by committee was oppointed M.C Massar Mrs R Gray Mr11 H Mu C William O'Neill Caldwell and Mrs J S DoviB =;::, Arrangements were judge~!. Mrs C Headley receiving a blue CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION rlbbo~. Mr& H Siljelds red Mrs Vlab sw,n, white of Sister &Ill! were exc,han,ied lowed by \he ilnginl carol& Mr1 E Dodderer Ia hostess for tho January m~etirlg with Mr• H A. Cole asslstina ALL NEW Fur~iture Watch Night Party Held At Tuppers Plains Mrs. Rose Wiley . Funeral Service Held 0nrr,aOnday Girl Scouts Mrs. Ralph T.o Be .,.,. ' J DieNNd llo fie Jaterem Of The lbetg,..n.,.. Arn Pomeroy·Mtddleport, ohio, Thursday, January 9, 1958 - -----------7,------ 0verlOO Firemen Battle Huge Fire ~9.~~~~~,~~~ unable 1o dlo n ,:a~te~0~~~~nh~~i~ j At HuntP\gton (li! Jibout t.l)e Hlll\'TINGTON >Va ' 00 W \Il'~;~:b~~IIS don~ted the ,, tO some person \VhO 1 ~~~-- ---..,... - _._ __ _ Kaiser Announces Increase In Production three state * sounded * effectej! * thetr morning .for two County pnsoners escape from At Ravenswood Plant /rletgs the sometime the hours of midnight and 4 30 alarm ~as jail who local jall wtlhm a m this mormng A UP- bloodiJIObiJI)IMonday, f t JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE &! and 2nu A\'e, alJ:mt twr from the mam busmes hi"lJIStrl,ct. _.!.n estimated 160 00( of stored governmen was 1ost from l1re and W3 Rose Garden Club Meeting Held Recently Middleport Department Store Ann4 Ebersbach Funeral Services • and SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy, Ohio De~ember 31, 1957 , ..... $ 705,862.29 1,000,821.49 331,702 27 1,224,1$1.911 21,000 00 9,16b 50 31848 15 $3,386,048 69 • LIABILITIES Capital Stock • , Surplus .. . , . Undivided Profits a'nd Reserves ' I • • .. In announcing his ca~dldaey Abele promtsed a sll\cere and (or~elu! camp1i1111 to win the no J\llnatlqn lor tho congressional 1~a1 held for the past 34 years b~ 1\tp Thomas A Jenkins or li:qnlon 'A pat(ve of Jac\<Son County Abele served two lenno in lhe Oblo Gener_al Assembly He rc presented Vinton County anq w~a elected wh1(e s pre low stu deltt a! Ohio University A~elo fl hll$ prnct1ced law t 1 Mw~bur since h11 graduatim fro!)!' qhio State UniVerSity or Uw In IJ4leember/ 19113 Durin~ \he 19113~3-57 sos$1o~· of the Obio Ge~eral ASsembly Abele 1erved aa lesls!~tlve coun sel for ~qe Special 'l't~POrtahor Committee. , ~Q~~e<j on ,riie Flv~) death or her mother Mrs Wiley Theo Neutzllng broke hJS l'lhon he lali •at his home week and is a patient at General Hospjtal , Joe Rice b•a ~usine11 villlo• In Columbus and Ia the bouse guest of hi1 ~randmothcr Mrs Jumo1 Clllford and lamlly ' ' $7.95 1~" ' ,$,.95 The at Katser'• new worts 81f the latest e~ainple th' company's esWal)llon $ 50,000,00 1ft0,00000 ~6,502 63 • 258,50263 l Racine Hi Seniors", . Deposits Demand Depowls Titne Deposits U7!!l75,llft f3,S88,048 6li I OFFICERS I ' The H1gh School Suppe• and school on Soi•Jjrdtly, · ,Ja~, The Soup !rom5t08P Sbow to follow prizes wUI 04 ' i>BE~JpENT VICE PR~IIlENT • • • ASST VICt, PJ'lS .. .. DIRECT6RS Stiow Plan ,l,e'l$t,37Q,71 1'JIEODOR.E T RilED ATEN'SHAIN THEODORE 1' REED, JR. I EDW ~'OSTER . . .. of auto I The FARMERS BANK. RESOURCES Cash and Due ft om Banks U S Govemment Bonds Other Bonds and SecurJiles Loans and Discounts Banking House and Equipment other Real Estate Other Assets ·ELBERFEL.DS eh.arges Reed Re-Elected President Ol Farmers Bank Nehaclima Garden Club Meeting Held IN PROGRESS olnmbu.111 on theft and held m the Mel~ Coon· tv Jad awa1bng trial here on Charges nf fraud IDd Jarteny The other escatJee wu hsled " Carl Cillfford Plantz, aged 113, of Ch•sntre Oh1o Route 2 who was also awa1ting trial on charg es of attempted rape and uTheodore T Reed Sr was r~' suit With a deadh weapon elecied pre!ident or the Farm•rs Shenff Robert C Hartenbach Bank and Savings Comoany Wed sa1d that he firSt b~•me aware nesday afternoon M t.he annual rJ( the successful escape try by meeting of stockholders the two men when other pnsoc In another action the .stod: ers on the ground floor ceU holders mereased the mernbeb block call~d to blm and awaken. of the board of d~recton from 1ed b1m from h11 sleep !even to nme Elevated to the The Sheriff pomted • out tbr.t board were J Edward FMter 11 was ev1dent that outside help veteran casluer and Theodore T was given the pair ln efleding Reed Jr, who has completed ,, the escape He found the 'keeptour of duty as assistant v1ce pre ~t portion of the lock on tbe s1dent heavy steel reatra1nmg door Two promotions 1n rank abo Jammed w1th paper 10 that when voted 1~ude th • the lock was tum~d t5e Jammed Pres1dcnt paper prevented the lock tumiJ. of ten from tumtpg over lull Je~v and th" 10g the outer door practJcai1t T R~. unlocked F<>Sier Shenfl Hal'!enbacb uld lb•t the two ticaped !rom the cell block by removmg tbe back plate of a !O<k from tbe barred and JICieen door .and then trlppmg the bolt w!'tb some other type JDJtrume~t WJth wblcb they could Ret leveralile TJns doov which cames a bt:av)' wtre mesll ~~<Teen IS where IIJe i>d!OOor< .re permitted access In order to have v.uators-. .,....,.._.,., CHESTER, Farm Bureau Mgr. Attends Annual Co-op Conference lh1s The two men sought are Richard Spencer aged 20 of Porn· eroy Route 1, out on $1,500 bond from the Federal Courts in Ftre bloke oot m a gram olen tor of a large flour .nd fee~! null near the Hunt1qgton business dtStrict today, causing extensl•• lo" In !lnred grain and to tho ei;jht story bud"4ng Itself An army of about 100 !1rell)e. orooght the flames under control tfter abput 45 mmlrtes, and kep1 chem from spreading to two ad tolnlng bulidmg.<J The affected bu1ldmg IS lh< }wmn Bros & Co Mill located al Committee Meeting Held BAKER FURNITURE ..... -~~~~ 1~ BULLE'l'IN TW eseaped prlsonen from Meigs Conaty Jllll·eD.IOY!Id a fei.;lloun of freedom Thursday with both.~.!!~!.~!~~~ by Sfaerlffs oflldlll at 11·30 am. Carl tured at ike llrlp mlae at Rutland by Jed Wehlter and Roy Evans Jr. and Rl~bard lured Ia a ear nn Route 143 by l)eputy Olber1 uslatmg Ia lbe aear~h for the dleport Pollee Chief LeRoy Bartrum, the trol, Arthur Stobart, Police Chief Frank KeDZie, B. F. Parmalee, Middleport, Clarenee and the tomplete roster of Melg.s Couaty Sherlfrs depatiel. Mn. Har· tenllaeh manned the headquarters radio darlag the treareh. ··~~ c~ltlER i winners 1 Anyone the Tale"l oail Falls 1aclile 2300 or.~~::.i:~'ri 3511 DIVORCI ASKED D1voree was asked In Common Court here tooay �' • J'• • ) I " ... , • ,, • I "' I • I ' I ' • ' . .• ' .. ''""'"10.• Editorially To Incite, Encour~.g e; To EntreCJ,f, Beft l l la#lflestlv~· 1o Wofn, AdntDflrsh ....;. To G·iv·e,B/ood ~ond.av . . .. ""····" we shall exhort. I l' • SfNTIN(L "• '' j I I I' ,! 'answers are hard to o~in. "T!ij. reason . ' E~ ~- ~ta ~Doled luJ .ii :...d for a11le to iftr~: ~ ~ UVIal ~aey 011 foocb ~,:;to ls well ,rllll. IUIIII'J budlefa ud lleuiy appelfta. 1\11 w~. iVANS t11pllalfra qull&y fOlds ..• ~a 1 loll[aylaga that eolUIU. llave IIIOIIqllli,fe& 8 1o H Greea· ...... for ..-ruy aatloul llrllld pr(trj. 111111. lleaemller, It takea oDiy f~.tt Ia pmhales to nu 1 dole book oiB lo H Green StllllJII. tb trau. uttd tntrai\s. (i. ·ex: thlt thetnren't any. jt; . iiiOtJ. Fr. eihorler, rr tat, eihciiiare, 'i'be people who "run" the local bloodmD, ~- i.nctte, en~o11rage.' 1 trans , To entree!, bile understandably are weary of exhorting. '·111eg earnestly; encourage to do; to warn, ad- The local Red Cross Chapter needs dnly a • ·mooi'sh 2 intrans. To practice cxhortrt!Jon few more bloodmobile visit fiascos to thro\1' That's wha1 Mr Webster used to say about m thrir hands an:d ask for a new deck. A new deck would have somebody else dealing, 'it. 111at's wl1at the word means shll We JO!fl the local Red Cross chapter, its too. . •board, the dozens of people who regularly This much b certain: Bload credits have to help with the lodl Bloodmobile program, be paid If too little is received to carry (he . the coumy health board, and the rCJ.lllar program until April even on the !united basis ,. . h!ood givers to exhort 150 givers of }'/~ole of tq donors and t~4it' famllie~ it wtll.lilive Ill . blood to the Pomeroy Jumor High al\91\or: ...b,e ilbut do\\1 . n. 'fh.·.~~-•' .w , .•o~ld be nothln.g else ' ' tum next Monday, January' 13, someun\e Jle· '~ ·L • '' tween the hours of 12 noon and 6 p.m · .,.. to do. . _, .~ ·~c~' •: · • , · ·•, t ' This bloodmobile visit should bear the slo· And so what may be donll to awaken Meigs ; .• gan: "You've Got To Give, To Get." County to tbe -~obtinuing need for blood ad· ·, That's exactly the way it will bel Plll~ps•,111119l!lllrl!d .111(~ e only sane way that ca.n ~e · 'Xe have heFd wolfe cried•so often ,w~, ~jvel; . deVIsejlln ~!~~ s~ely! . become careless This time the WQ!Ce really , ,. '"t~l'!lapa>wlmt Glillia Gounty did liilaht llUi· 1i d ~ur door. He has his nose Inside. He: gesi a way,• '.,': ·· won't gtt In the house, p10bably, unless the ' Monday bloodmobile falls flat on its face for I ' • SAVE.3 WAYS I • • • • LOW, WW, PRICES SUPER TRIM MEATS U H GR~EN STAMPS I ~-tiliOO PREMIUAt. lALTINES '. ' ' ' hx·2ac ~~ · ·~ · ~ , . )' '""" ... ~'<;' MIRACU: MARGARINE ,......'x 33c MAfotl OIL · pliif:. 39c · 1 • GALLON ' iwOLA , ft~ t Here are the facts: ; Meig5 County has fallen behmd its quota lo frequently that today tt Is known that 150 donors wilt be needed in order to pay back what has been borrowed from Holzer Hospl· tal and the Huntington Regional Center. It l.s - ~- .• ,., believed we would have enough left fo1 needs between now and jl.prll,. .dnte the next bloodmobile visit. At .least. It give us a start 'on future reqyil'ements. re-establish MMgs C9unty crsd!t.. . Ho,,vcv,er. and this Is a big however, even 150 pints next Monday only would pern\tt blood to be giVen to persons and their lm~edlate famjl!es who have donor credits with the local Red Cross. We are that far behind Will the l'fOife get in the door iC -ke fall ;hort of the goal next Monday' Will the '· ~lood pr·ogrnm he shut down. puttrng th~ busllles~ of obtaining blood ba:)! into the meoieval stage of tJach man and hls family for him· ,. '' NIAGRA STARCH 2 ~~e43c HUNT'S tt~q._ : zy~-­ CAH . ~' I . " ' ~~lT >UQPID ~ •' / ' TOMATo·JU lr•" ·· ,.;r-·J$c TOMATO CATSUP~ ..... 2· 2·9/c Slua .. ·.. ·....... ' .tt:U...tt~ . I -utt,·13c I ,.~!0%· · CAN ·· . ' .;..! M' (od I 1•'~ ~ ' BAaYIAts self? t4nswers Are Hard To Find I . : 2 -r-~·~•rc / . . ' ,' . 3.•~;~•~ 87c ·: ; HUH_T;s , ,-, 14 oz: . SW,UJtiNG ' ' . . > 1 BOTTLES ' • .. HUNT'S TOMATO PASTE •···· ··· 2- 601. C. 19t .HUNT'S PURPlE PRUNE PLuMs ··· No. 2Yidciil ·25c· , ' HUirs a·IL cu' 10c . . ... tdiJAio '·.' TOMITOES.::·.····... :;··.,: l-:- No~ 301 cals .'33c ( ~~~~~~~~ , I Evans Super Trim-loin tenderness al shoulder price PORK .STEAK · ........ ·~ ·.. ·...... · IlL 49c AU Meal PIECE - Ill. 39e JUMBO BOLOGNA Slked :- lb. 45c ' Roo'lJ TastyloiD COD ·or PERCH FIWTS ············· · I,, 35~ ' I Snow Floss P~C~ SAUER KRAUET ·············· 32 oz.iar, 29t "'.,,, ~,.:..' ' . PORK ROAST. • · ··! . . . . .. t " .:~29t ~••1 '. • • • • ' ' ' f 1'' 4~JlAl4D Q~4lT JAR·· f, r'"''· \ltcltlatlo~•. were given by Ther· Cloudta Cunnlni ham, Su•le Ruachel, John Willlam!l, Diana Mooro, Tom· Moore, Kathy Moore, ~arbara Tommy Smith, Lou Miller, ~• · ·~~ ••• ft, Gruescr, Tom· RuJChel, Su11 """'IIID!Ih!•o,, Lenora BUI , Lula Knapp, Kay McCIIo· 'A prayer closed the program Mr. and lin P.aymond Mitior and children of Columbuo were the New 1/eor'o Day IUI•te of Mr. and Mrs !loyal ~omll. , llh'i. Win lllake' all flirt f,blrley Blackwou of' Tuppera Plain• eall· ed on Mrs. Ma Slack. TM Syracui; ,IJ!Irde'l\ q ub IIIII at fho JiO"!e' b! 'llfh, .romel' Quick with lira. Don Co.lt!lll " · 1..1111~- . hOotm oll Tllursdll' evoplhf'3an. 2nd. The prealdent, Mra. Jam•! Tcolord WI! 1~ cll,lrgt of the wcfe iu't~l~lcln rite" Th'llvery bv Mro. Alpha Cottrill, Ml" Janice available 30 cento reaford, Mil!' Eleanor Carroll and in lt~h•llnl'~ at gu•<ls Sharon Sue and Craie <;«· SeQIII.nel olftce. St~.60 lrtll. mocttn~. 6tbou ,al(edd/ng three montb1, where nva\1 . B~· or dark-1'A FOOD 1- ~~n($1.~ wo SYRUP :. -~i 25c AUsweet M~RGARINE . ~ 21•. boxii 57~ nARKIST No. ''I' No•. SteltelJ'I ' · ' ·SWEll PICklE$ · '·" ·22 ~z;' 47e ~ I ~ • • ' �' • J'• • ) I " ... , • ,, • I "' I • I ' I ' • ' . .• ' .. ''""'"10.• Editorially To Incite, Encour~.g e; To EntreCJ,f, Beft l l la#lflestlv~· 1o Wofn, AdntDflrsh ....;. To G·iv·e,B/ood ~ond.av . . .. ""····" we shall exhort. I l' • SfNTIN(L "• '' j I I I' ,! 'answers are hard to o~in. "T!ij. reason . ' E~ ~- ~ta ~Doled luJ .ii :...d for a11le to iftr~: ~ ~ UVIal ~aey 011 foocb ~,:;to ls well ,rllll. IUIIII'J budlefa ud lleuiy appelfta. 1\11 w~. iVANS t11pllalfra qull&y fOlds ..• ~a 1 loll[aylaga that eolUIU. llave IIIOIIqllli,fe& 8 1o H Greea· ...... for ..-ruy aatloul llrllld pr(trj. 111111. lleaemller, It takea oDiy f~.tt Ia pmhales to nu 1 dole book oiB lo H Green StllllJII. tb trau. uttd tntrai\s. (i. ·ex: thlt thetnren't any. jt; . iiiOtJ. Fr. eihorler, rr tat, eihciiiare, 'i'be people who "run" the local bloodmD, ~- i.nctte, en~o11rage.' 1 trans , To entree!, bile understandably are weary of exhorting. '·111eg earnestly; encourage to do; to warn, ad- The local Red Cross Chapter needs dnly a • ·mooi'sh 2 intrans. To practice cxhortrt!Jon few more bloodmobile visit fiascos to thro\1' That's wha1 Mr Webster used to say about m thrir hands an:d ask for a new deck. A new deck would have somebody else dealing, 'it. 111at's wl1at the word means shll We JO!fl the local Red Cross chapter, its too. . •board, the dozens of people who regularly This much b certain: Bload credits have to help with the lodl Bloodmobile program, be paid If too little is received to carry (he . the coumy health board, and the rCJ.lllar program until April even on the !united basis ,. . h!ood givers to exhort 150 givers of }'/~ole of tq donors and t~4it' famllie~ it wtll.lilive Ill . blood to the Pomeroy Jumor High al\91\or: ...b,e ilbut do\\1 . n. 'fh.·.~~-•' .w , .•o~ld be nothln.g else ' ' tum next Monday, January' 13, someun\e Jle· '~ ·L • '' tween the hours of 12 noon and 6 p.m · .,.. to do. . _, .~ ·~c~' •: · • , · ·•, t ' This bloodmobile visit should bear the slo· And so what may be donll to awaken Meigs ; .• gan: "You've Got To Give, To Get." County to tbe -~obtinuing need for blood ad· ·, That's exactly the way it will bel Plll~ps•,111119l!lllrl!d .111(~ e only sane way that ca.n ~e · 'Xe have heFd wolfe cried•so often ,w~, ~jvel; . deVIsejlln ~!~~ s~ely! . become careless This time the WQ!Ce really , ,. '"t~l'!lapa>wlmt Glillia Gounty did liilaht llUi· 1i d ~ur door. He has his nose Inside. He: gesi a way,• '.,': ·· won't gtt In the house, p10bably, unless the ' Monday bloodmobile falls flat on its face for I ' • SAVE.3 WAYS I • • • • LOW, WW, PRICES SUPER TRIM MEATS U H GR~EN STAMPS I ~-tiliOO PREMIUAt. lALTINES '. ' ' ' hx·2ac ~~ · ·~ · ~ , . )' '""" ... ~'<;' MIRACU: MARGARINE ,......'x 33c MAfotl OIL · pliif:. 39c · 1 • GALLON ' iwOLA , ft~ t Here are the facts: ; Meig5 County has fallen behmd its quota lo frequently that today tt Is known that 150 donors wilt be needed in order to pay back what has been borrowed from Holzer Hospl· tal and the Huntington Regional Center. It l.s - ~- .• ,., believed we would have enough left fo1 needs between now and jl.prll,. .dnte the next bloodmobile visit. At .least. It give us a start 'on future reqyil'ements. re-establish MMgs C9unty crsd!t.. . Ho,,vcv,er. and this Is a big however, even 150 pints next Monday only would pern\tt blood to be giVen to persons and their lm~edlate famjl!es who have donor credits with the local Red Cross. We are that far behind Will the l'fOife get in the door iC -ke fall ;hort of the goal next Monday' Will the '· ~lood pr·ogrnm he shut down. puttrng th~ busllles~ of obtaining blood ba:)! into the meoieval stage of tJach man and hls family for him· ,. '' NIAGRA STARCH 2 ~~e43c HUNT'S tt~q._ : zy~-­ CAH . ~' I . " ' ~~lT >UQPID ~ •' / ' TOMATo·JU lr•" ·· ,.;r-·J$c TOMATO CATSUP~ ..... 2· 2·9/c Slua .. ·.. ·....... ' .tt:U...tt~ . I -utt,·13c I ,.~!0%· · CAN ·· . ' .;..! M' (od I 1•'~ ~ ' BAaYIAts self? t4nswers Are Hard To Find I . : 2 -r-~·~•rc / . . ' ,' . 3.•~;~•~ 87c ·: ; HUH_T;s , ,-, 14 oz: . SW,UJtiNG ' ' . . > 1 BOTTLES ' • .. HUNT'S TOMATO PASTE •···· ··· 2- 601. C. 19t .HUNT'S PURPlE PRUNE PLuMs ··· No. 2Yidciil ·25c· , ' HUirs a·IL cu' 10c . . ... tdiJAio '·.' TOMITOES.::·.····... :;··.,: l-:- No~ 301 cals .'33c ( ~~~~~~~~ , I Evans Super Trim-loin tenderness al shoulder price PORK .STEAK · ........ ·~ ·.. ·...... · IlL 49c AU Meal PIECE - Ill. 39e JUMBO BOLOGNA Slked :- lb. 45c ' Roo'lJ TastyloiD COD ·or PERCH FIWTS ············· · I,, 35~ ' I Snow Floss P~C~ SAUER KRAUET ·············· 32 oz.iar, 29t "'.,,, ~,.:..' ' . PORK ROAST. • · ··! . . . . .. t " .:~29t ~••1 '. • • • • ' ' ' f 1'' 4~JlAl4D Q~4lT JAR·· f, r'"''· \ltcltlatlo~•. were given by Ther· Cloudta Cunnlni ham, Su•le Ruachel, John Willlam!l, Diana Mooro, Tom· Moore, Kathy Moore, ~arbara Tommy Smith, Lou Miller, ~• · ·~~ ••• ft, Gruescr, Tom· RuJChel, Su11 """'IIID!Ih!•o,, Lenora BUI , Lula Knapp, Kay McCIIo· 'A prayer closed the program Mr. and lin P.aymond Mitior and children of Columbuo were the New 1/eor'o Day IUI•te of Mr. and Mrs !loyal ~omll. , llh'i. Win lllake' all flirt f,blrley Blackwou of' Tuppera Plain• eall· ed on Mrs. Ma Slack. TM Syracui; ,IJ!Irde'l\ q ub IIIII at fho JiO"!e' b! 'llfh, .romel' Quick with lira. Don Co.lt!lll " · 1..1111~- . hOotm oll Tllursdll' evoplhf'3an. 2nd. The prealdent, Mra. Jam•! Tcolord WI! 1~ cll,lrgt of the wcfe iu't~l~lcln rite" Th'llvery bv Mro. Alpha Cottrill, Ml" Janice available 30 cento reaford, Mil!' Eleanor Carroll and in lt~h•llnl'~ at gu•<ls Sharon Sue and Craie <;«· SeQIII.nel olftce. St~.60 lrtll. mocttn~. 6tbou ,al(edd/ng three montb1, where nva\1 . B~· or dark-1'A FOOD 1- ~~n($1.~ wo SYRUP :. -~i 25c AUsweet M~RGARINE . ~ 21•. boxii 57~ nARKIST No. ''I' No•. SteltelJ'I ' · ' ·SWEll PICklE$ · '·" ·22 ~z;' 47e ~ I ~ • • ' �•~ ' . '. I . ' I ,. ' ' I . J ' • w==~~~ohio~wjh~ Deei~oft 'fOI~.Y . Out L.E in fear him. colt, Kerryvlllc won a race at the Falrgrou~'s otl 11n. 1 the day ..r SPORTS DESK · didn't get to see the prJ~~~f~~ricil' ;ir:mrc.rci• of a recent right between Power and umpi ! }im _walsh. 7675F 11 • . , . , . . . . _ • Of ' PalitM~r. · oi'a~ ~~. ~~~ ther,e·s Jfb -' TI·.. RES '. TV{o $in o,~! . f)tr#!eflv A~!r.rd hi~ OJ1P,q, WA11Rinti ~~d _.4th•n. are d!~ortlv 1h•iiil. .l'il ~Attie for a split but I hope the Pilithl!rs aHd Mr. Retton dnn't. I bv Onlllnnlls In eloRlno mlnul l·• In win · nnC' " I"1n 'HI 11rllJ1 ' ' ~·~ ' f"")• i ,I I. tl. SAHB'QRN ~ jfWELERS I · · ••• Plan II ~ T~#lf•totf!lll; 1rl~e;nfll!} , iii\! 3-t:CW lo\lltfl . • 'Flg~r~ olf Hi.ilrSti!i<k;'.114 f!itlg~·· . • . • · .• • T-NDIR,.DELICIOUS .. ... I: • Step-Notch lrt)ld ~·~··· . ' R~·IO:iT9JA.PRI~ ·~~~~ill 61J1ti fUR .· .. ·u 1 .., . . ."· d~~~~~ ··~,.- culr{·· 'l.:l;· ~-.. 1011 .., • ~'•1'13 ·. ' '· 1~, H,....li Nilihtli ana : ' - .. _........ . r•YIII-~w, lol.;--..,. ~!'•"'FI Slllchtbaktrt. . · . .' · . • ,. · • .~ . . . -. t ·' ... h• 6.71liJloln ~,:.,.~,:;' ,,., ~f.iA~oi·••w: I ' • ' "I \ ' •• SOHIO Welterweights CIIICAGO UP _ Sugar Hart, AMarvele•s Buy · · ~~·RVft:E u~ 1 ,(1 1{1,0111 lln• , •• ,,. ~tl·~ .... 1-.nul! t"t" 11!··111 .. ., f11TnllC!+nn\ l'lnA n,n I . I" " 1 f",.;."tf ~rf~,t /&n,.atH!' f11 tltnur l,nur f1,~n.-mlt~tlf'1 fhfiV !'it"A IJ' ,,,! ""- . fftp• fft 1• "'"''"'9 'J''!'l hM+nn "'(tl, fnf'l rnut~l-\ "You'd think th ls would help our tlttn~,~~ he 881d; "b\Jt J d0ft 1t \nolll :ffatber we're notMQ h" ,,, '' "'I ' t Clfl t _sroUp Or Wh8t, ti . .~ ',.. don'\ seem to be aottmg up he ~tnllto . laddef.'r · . A trt~allt 'PIIIt'tfhP" '"" J( ontw lflnrf cr"1rcr +'hht· But Stein wasn't cohccrned "f l\.nUo,~o tl,n" nfl" An If 'JrJ,,f fhrw ,....~~~tt "nw t<~ ~ l"t "' about that prospect bcc,bsc he 11'""~'~"* ,..~,. ua '""e T.of'!lt ttfvl! tt to 'Nn.'' SYI01'1o n•·k ~nn•tJY'S \ Wedne1,day nlrhl'a vlcto!y came j, · over Larry Baker, elghth·rated by f8DDV Lewis of We~! Vlr2inla Unlversltv nnd his ~toll tho Njtlonal Boxinl Ann., and It lhlllk Hawtl\om~ Is t.hP stron2est. the oulcke~t an~ the eonvlncloa if the 2·1 odds school football olaver In the U. S. !Od9V. 'l'!tev Hart the favorite before him as too drawer material for cnllePe foo!b911. a nd .,.,-,.,, Sikora<. and narold • ~~b~l,sC~=~ orettv olain to Pornerov·~ .great fullback ~nd J1 Dick )tetton last week in MorJiantown Thev lt!•ri•~? or a pow· would have Mountaineers clio Washimtton & L~ Unlver. except • for lt]lroduj:e Hawthorne to the unl!~rsltv athletic staff. .Junior In action here J:llanQ~IvinR Day. . t~~ijild ;iiei!On:. "We were treated rovallv an~ .Junior was of. scholarship limit to enroll neKI fail." 'IV&I'l! Sitn RUfSell frid ST Johnson, • ·.. ' Moore• of the .., . SylvOti .' I Lets o~ci · Thi.fls '· in the mo~·~l~. Jnost ~~o~~~~· "uy•: ( ' ' ' • .. ' I ' ' .by . Leader ' Stricken .. i ' SpWtl!ll Qrcler ·I n' . I < Opeli 8A.M. to 5 P.M. SUUIME JG ·t U\(d. Grate, King, Scraif, ,1ackt, Hoff; ""'" Parsons, . l!ltehlleld Slloon. Totalo 21 13·11) 5~. · . · ; ;; ;; ;; . 69¢ lb. · · · · • 63~ It;. w super 81gbt '.•. 1m Boelnl r.u, SJI&it Alt:P Super Rflht • I ... Be~ SiJ.ed I . . . ·· Jl'lllh.Jrtnn · · ' ib.as• ,•' Slk:ells&!w lb. . ·. titi•JI ., 8QP.JUU,, OIQ9 .. ... .t· ". . . Citollll, Pill RIIMJ .. .. ·.. ·.. ····.. ·· 35C . . . Sliced ~BaconM,1.15 Beef·liver·· ,. 39~ Hcll.lbut. ' . dObBS: j ' I lbiek SUeed Old Fulloaed Detlpa For Spei!lll oeelsltitls f1at1ndiisf " . ry. ,.&ti • ~y ' Super Rjght • , • LeU, MtDfit SlioUd UP Jillll)' ~ratlve· IIi• . I Chicken 'Ji~,rs· ttk • went down to defeat. Pomerov's cage men· to sav- "If West VIrginia Is not the No. 1 team rd like to see another any ",, • i .. NOT an UP! SLICES I 1 Falfy .,.._..,; lat ->f'' • . \ r. • declared, "you can'~ stop this lliibter," who II 20 yem pld and who alre11dy hu,won )3 ol 27 pro bout. with ID kttock~41o. PNruw ll,fal f,,..:,.. llerf f,.. I I ~ ;I' .' . '' '. c ., ~t· .. ~ this W.eekMd II 0dJ hv !p,ed ~~ belle~e the triumph would move h1m closer to tht' 147-pound ll'llh"O hn..a ~"rtnH•ln !l rn rf"'nllit'lrf "'h"m"lnnc.o'h~t"' Ulith llM}\ '!"*~"I 4f 't\oMfi'IOfl MO'\"'Q · MULL~NS rntcd ninth among the welter· 11 lf•6ot . ·~11v I ' ·: , · · • At 'Partth~,.c: hAvtl Ulo"lt'l tl1''DA ,loql' nnt~~c:z hu nn+ qott!inl1 f M weight Y, beat a fighter with a anli!'l.!il•• hut Vifltnt'v 'rUiif'j\ tho1r r.~m41! frnm l\ohintl_ 'Paf'llna ht!tler ranlting Wedlleeday night, 1/IO'On--Yn min """ fha C"l irll}foC!t nf rn~l'nin~<: 'rllllu (m•trht but his manager, Marty Stein, .i'e- •t:"lll••••a Mn•. '1 1 ~. . Mullen o ove •p It t ,' ' BIDDLIPOIT ·See Hart Expected t. M U J *wav '',,II • ' ! • av UNITED mis West Vlfglnin's ioflofaJl.8 l.lountalnecrs stretched tlir wl~1 nlng streak to 11 gam< j!l<lay, but It took a referee's lgputed <all and a desperation ~-~~ ~b· two seconas left to liftp till string alive. . . 111 1 . .DliJ#4@ ,. 'stipet~ilitih~ti- : ·Fort' West u·gmta . . .,u, ..o • lon excited h~ neglected to li11ke otes fit ·some de!atfs our r.;y~tern" likes to include. Bul flj I been there the same k~i:': would have happened. .'.~ ,,.\fWIII , It seemed to me important to know whether ~ogan wa5 up br down for that game. That was the reason bchtnd the short 'Item yesterday quoting Jim Myers .of the Logan DaUv News ~ the effect thaut the ChLieftai,ns wer.~ up, butddtefinlti!iy!GTh. i~ M~~~t,inr;:;,'."76w;;dt~rum~~ .~~ .tQuld give us a ne on ogan s wo prev1ous e eats, to a • Viilanova at Phllodelphia Wed· 110~ ~73 and to We}llton 43·57, and how these sta(k Porn· neida\o 11ight came when sloot, tfi)V In the power ratings, IO·Inrh Lloyd Sharrer connected ·· .Writer Myers said Logan was way, way up. H~ was convinO' ,with a IO·loot Jump shot two •eo· &\It was his club's besl ~arne of the .eason by far. Add to this onds bolore the final buijl~;·. . lhe fact that Pomeroy was ~lving' an automa·tic to Points k olayin~ on a stran£e floor I!P~ we've ~ot rern.ainln~ . a ·. Jot of hopes tot the PAnthers In their ~uest for league honofll, Thli l.wn - .. ··. ' ,...~..;;;~ Lse pretending that 1 did. Jifil \}'l , lc&vlt~d pti,·by·!ll~t(qf )~fotij;lh qt*!~r fti!.)je_C'arif! 1 lne and did a gOO'd job. In tlui\ ' .Jewelry Fri. JAN.lOrh .· said thol action waj taken "for Ihe ;'d6d. ol-1~ lei*ue" becau~< WasPienty;IJp'FBl,&ib~rbr . '· .. t'• aUe ed olfenl<. Costume .., .; .I I ., No. 1 u.i. Mltldlitlptirt . ' .. ' Syr111!Ute Stephenson C'~tme In Is ho <licked on ployed a areal do· 10% / ' Winebrenner had 12 Jll<iitvtew: Roynoldo 3, Howell 2 CoUina t Chevalier 0, Wober 0 Total 13. 22 27 3U3 2 ~ 12 13 G. Dugan 8, D 18, Lambert 2, Non ~orcrs: t Your doilm ~ had it 10 aoo\!1 Wftl ill . ' Its startllDJ new advaur:ea litd slllmliq DOW. style, ctieVIo!et II itill•pdiiti riaht cion il ' · ADd ~ af wliat foti get b lite low price • . .. aliOCfal ·I : .. · OWII the bottolil1i)f the ladder. you payl You• boldlyx~ncw beauty with the 4tflllir ci'iflsliuu!siJip of Body by Fhher. You Jit:tbc yeh's,bil bu:y~Vfll the ' ' ~ 1 · W:iQ';' I · OIUi ~+ ClmoW l«iim ·• '• .. Pork BONES • . ~sd lb tht-mtdels m~st · p~ple ,Preterj'.Q· h~ . th~vr~let coat• Iita than the ..~\hlr,· two -~·~~,~~~·~ c.ar••. Y~t ·, Ch1Vt6iet is th• only trQJJfhtw cai.t~', ftj~,~~Jd., And evlfi'· ... ~~ JOW8f1 Widef·a.W,!hlne li~~~,·~~flt-,ldflt•r. : I ,I q1W111n: • .. Fres1i· .,, PIGS FEET 8 ....... . -·AQ rkfe 5pa .. Fres~ G~uJilt. {OF~Ei . PUDDINGS. , PIE fiLliNGS \ ( Js... ·- - •sh _pant_,-· • f:UiiJ REG. ~-SPEciAl.! 1 ' " I . VAIIII;IA, (HOCOLATE . :~· . '. ' . 31 '. . ·c-· .' ' . I' h ' ' J �•~ ' . '. I . ' I ,. ' ' I . J ' • w==~~~ohio~wjh~ Deei~oft 'fOI~.Y . Out L.E in fear him. colt, Kerryvlllc won a race at the Falrgrou~'s otl 11n. 1 the day ..r SPORTS DESK · didn't get to see the prJ~~~f~~ricil' ;ir:mrc.rci• of a recent right between Power and umpi ! }im _walsh. 7675F 11 • . , . , . . . . _ • Of ' PalitM~r. · oi'a~ ~~. ~~~ ther,e·s Jfb -' TI·.. RES '. TV{o $in o,~! . f)tr#!eflv A~!r.rd hi~ OJ1P,q, WA11Rinti ~~d _.4th•n. are d!~ortlv 1h•iiil. .l'il ~Attie for a split but I hope the Pilithl!rs aHd Mr. Retton dnn't. I bv Onlllnnlls In eloRlno mlnul l·• In win · nnC' " I"1n 'HI 11rllJ1 ' ' ~·~ ' f"")• i ,I I. tl. SAHB'QRN ~ jfWELERS I · · ••• Plan II ~ T~#lf•totf!lll; 1rl~e;nfll!} , iii\! 3-t:CW lo\lltfl . • 'Flg~r~ olf Hi.ilrSti!i<k;'.114 f!itlg~·· . • . • · .• • T-NDIR,.DELICIOUS .. ... I: • Step-Notch lrt)ld ~·~··· . ' R~·IO:iT9JA.PRI~ ·~~~~ill 61J1ti fUR .· .. ·u 1 .., . . ."· d~~~~~ ··~,.- culr{·· 'l.:l;· ~-.. 1011 .., • ~'•1'13 ·. ' '· 1~, H,....li Nilihtli ana : ' - .. _........ . r•YIII-~w, lol.;--..,. ~!'•"'FI Slllchtbaktrt. . · . .' · . • ,. · • .~ . . . -. t ·' ... h• 6.71liJloln ~,:.,.~,:;' ,,., ~f.iA~oi·••w: I ' • ' "I \ ' •• SOHIO Welterweights CIIICAGO UP _ Sugar Hart, AMarvele•s Buy · · ~~·RVft:E u~ 1 ,(1 1{1,0111 lln• , •• ,,. ~tl·~ .... 1-.nul! t"t" 11!··111 .. ., f11TnllC!+nn\ l'lnA n,n I . I" " 1 f",.;."tf ~rf~,t /&n,.atH!' f11 tltnur l,nur f1,~n.-mlt~tlf'1 fhfiV !'it"A IJ' ,,,! ""- . fftp• fft 1• "'"''"'9 'J''!'l hM+nn "'(tl, fnf'l rnut~l-\ "You'd think th ls would help our tlttn~,~~ he 881d; "b\Jt J d0ft 1t \nolll :ffatber we're notMQ h" ,,, '' "'I ' t Clfl t _sroUp Or Wh8t, ti . .~ ',.. don'\ seem to be aottmg up he ~tnllto . laddef.'r · . A trt~allt 'PIIIt'tfhP" '"" J( ontw lflnrf cr"1rcr +'hht· But Stein wasn't cohccrned "f l\.nUo,~o tl,n" nfl" An If 'JrJ,,f fhrw ,....~~~tt "nw t<~ ~ l"t "' about that prospect bcc,bsc he 11'""~'~"* ,..~,. ua '""e T.of'!lt ttfvl! tt to 'Nn.'' SYI01'1o n•·k ~nn•tJY'S \ Wedne1,day nlrhl'a vlcto!y came j, · over Larry Baker, elghth·rated by f8DDV Lewis of We~! Vlr2inla Unlversltv nnd his ~toll tho Njtlonal Boxinl Ann., and It lhlllk Hawtl\om~ Is t.hP stron2est. the oulcke~t an~ the eonvlncloa if the 2·1 odds school football olaver In the U. S. !Od9V. 'l'!tev Hart the favorite before him as too drawer material for cnllePe foo!b911. a nd .,.,-,.,, Sikora<. and narold • ~~b~l,sC~=~ orettv olain to Pornerov·~ .great fullback ~nd J1 Dick )tetton last week in MorJiantown Thev lt!•ri•~? or a pow· would have Mountaineers clio Washimtton & L~ Unlver. except • for lt]lroduj:e Hawthorne to the unl!~rsltv athletic staff. .Junior In action here J:llanQ~IvinR Day. . t~~ijild ;iiei!On:. "We were treated rovallv an~ .Junior was of. scholarship limit to enroll neKI fail." 'IV&I'l! Sitn RUfSell frid ST Johnson, • ·.. ' Moore• of the .., . SylvOti .' I Lets o~ci · Thi.fls '· in the mo~·~l~. Jnost ~~o~~~~· "uy•: ( ' ' ' • .. ' I ' ' .by . Leader ' Stricken .. i ' SpWtl!ll Qrcler ·I n' . I < Opeli 8A.M. to 5 P.M. SUUIME JG ·t U\(d. Grate, King, Scraif, ,1ackt, Hoff; ""'" Parsons, . l!ltehlleld Slloon. Totalo 21 13·11) 5~. · . · ; ;; ;; ;; . 69¢ lb. · · · · • 63~ It;. w super 81gbt '.•. 1m Boelnl r.u, SJI&it Alt:P Super Rflht • I ... Be~ SiJ.ed I . . . ·· Jl'lllh.Jrtnn · · ' ib.as• ,•' Slk:ells&!w lb. . ·. titi•JI ., 8QP.JUU,, OIQ9 .. ... .t· ". . . Citollll, Pill RIIMJ .. .. ·.. ·.. ····.. ·· 35C . . . Sliced ~BaconM,1.15 Beef·liver·· ,. 39~ Hcll.lbut. ' . dObBS: j ' I lbiek SUeed Old Fulloaed Detlpa For Spei!lll oeelsltitls f1at1ndiisf " . ry. ,.&ti • ~y ' Super Rjght • , • LeU, MtDfit SlioUd UP Jillll)' ~ratlve· IIi• . I Chicken 'Ji~,rs· ttk • went down to defeat. Pomerov's cage men· to sav- "If West VIrginia Is not the No. 1 team rd like to see another any ",, • i .. NOT an UP! SLICES I 1 Falfy .,.._..,; lat ->f'' • . \ r. • declared, "you can'~ stop this lliibter," who II 20 yem pld and who alre11dy hu,won )3 ol 27 pro bout. with ID kttock~41o. PNruw ll,fal f,,..:,.. llerf f,.. I I ~ ;I' .' . '' '. c ., ~t· .. ~ this W.eekMd II 0dJ hv !p,ed ~~ belle~e the triumph would move h1m closer to tht' 147-pound ll'llh"O hn..a ~"rtnH•ln !l rn rf"'nllit'lrf "'h"m"lnnc.o'h~t"' Ulith llM}\ '!"*~"I 4f 't\oMfi'IOfl MO'\"'Q · MULL~NS rntcd ninth among the welter· 11 lf•6ot . ·~11v I ' ·: , · · • At 'Partth~,.c: hAvtl Ulo"lt'l tl1''DA ,loql' nnt~~c:z hu nn+ qott!inl1 f M weight Y, beat a fighter with a anli!'l.!il•• hut Vifltnt'v 'rUiif'j\ tho1r r.~m41! frnm l\ohintl_ 'Paf'llna ht!tler ranlting Wedlleeday night, 1/IO'On--Yn min """ fha C"l irll}foC!t nf rn~l'nin~<: 'rllllu (m•trht but his manager, Marty Stein, .i'e- •t:"lll••••a Mn•. '1 1 ~. . Mullen o ove •p It t ,' ' BIDDLIPOIT ·See Hart Expected t. M U J *wav '',,II • ' ! • av UNITED mis West Vlfglnin's ioflofaJl.8 l.lountalnecrs stretched tlir wl~1 nlng streak to 11 gam< j!l<lay, but It took a referee's lgputed <all and a desperation ~-~~ ~b· two seconas left to liftp till string alive. . . 111 1 . .DliJ#4@ ,. 'stipet~ilitih~ti- : ·Fort' West u·gmta . . .,u, ..o • lon excited h~ neglected to li11ke otes fit ·some de!atfs our r.;y~tern" likes to include. Bul flj I been there the same k~i:': would have happened. .'.~ ,,.\fWIII , It seemed to me important to know whether ~ogan wa5 up br down for that game. That was the reason bchtnd the short 'Item yesterday quoting Jim Myers .of the Logan DaUv News ~ the effect thaut the ChLieftai,ns wer.~ up, butddtefinlti!iy!GTh. i~ M~~~t,inr;:;,'."76w;;dt~rum~~ .~~ .tQuld give us a ne on ogan s wo prev1ous e eats, to a • Viilanova at Phllodelphia Wed· 110~ ~73 and to We}llton 43·57, and how these sta(k Porn· neida\o 11ight came when sloot, tfi)V In the power ratings, IO·Inrh Lloyd Sharrer connected ·· .Writer Myers said Logan was way, way up. H~ was convinO' ,with a IO·loot Jump shot two •eo· &\It was his club's besl ~arne of the .eason by far. Add to this onds bolore the final buijl~;·. . lhe fact that Pomeroy was ~lving' an automa·tic to Points k olayin~ on a stran£e floor I!P~ we've ~ot rern.ainln~ . a ·. Jot of hopes tot the PAnthers In their ~uest for league honofll, Thli l.wn - .. ··. ' ,...~..;;;~ Lse pretending that 1 did. Jifil \}'l , lc&vlt~d pti,·by·!ll~t(qf )~fotij;lh qt*!~r fti!.)je_C'arif! 1 lne and did a gOO'd job. In tlui\ ' .Jewelry Fri. JAN.lOrh .· said thol action waj taken "for Ihe ;'d6d. ol-1~ lei*ue" becau~< WasPienty;IJp'FBl,&ib~rbr . '· .. t'• aUe ed olfenl<. Costume .., .; .I I ., No. 1 u.i. Mltldlitlptirt . ' .. ' Syr111!Ute Stephenson C'~tme In Is ho <licked on ployed a areal do· 10% / ' Winebrenner had 12 Jll<iitvtew: Roynoldo 3, Howell 2 CoUina t Chevalier 0, Wober 0 Total 13. 22 27 3U3 2 ~ 12 13 G. Dugan 8, D 18, Lambert 2, Non ~orcrs: t Your doilm ~ had it 10 aoo\!1 Wftl ill . ' Its startllDJ new advaur:ea litd slllmliq DOW. style, ctieVIo!et II itill•pdiiti riaht cion il ' · ADd ~ af wliat foti get b lite low price • . .. aliOCfal ·I : .. · OWII the bottolil1i)f the ladder. you payl You• boldlyx~ncw beauty with the 4tflllir ci'iflsliuu!siJip of Body by Fhher. You Jit:tbc yeh's,bil bu:y~Vfll the ' ' ~ 1 · W:iQ';' I · OIUi ~+ ClmoW l«iim ·• '• .. Pork BONES • . ~sd lb tht-mtdels m~st · p~ple ,Preterj'.Q· h~ . th~vr~let coat• Iita than the ..~\hlr,· two -~·~~,~~~·~ c.ar••. Y~t ·, Ch1Vt6iet is th• only trQJJfhtw cai.t~', ftj~,~~Jd., And evlfi'· ... ~~ JOW8f1 Widef·a.W,!hlne li~~~,·~~flt-,ldflt•r. : I ,I q1W111n: • .. Fres1i· .,, PIGS FEET 8 ....... . -·AQ rkfe 5pa .. Fres~ G~uJilt. {OF~Ei . PUDDINGS. , PIE fiLliNGS \ ( Js... ·- - •sh _pant_,-· • f:UiiJ REG. ~-SPEciAl.! 1 ' " I . VAIIII;IA, (HOCOLATE . :~· . '. ' . 31 '. . ·c-· .' ' . I' h ' ' J �'' " I ' - Junior Winding Trail Garden Club Me~ting STIVERSVILLE TraUer tpace. Ue•rt of lollddteporl, Get lllci.ted before muddy ll"Ollltd hurts you. Phone 9•63Edgar Reynolds, Reynold's Daley Slore) 14l•'llleport, Ohlt>1" 2 •trc The cheer leaders of Portland Grade Sc~ool held a slumber . party in the home of Mr. and Mr.s. Edgar Brewer and daughter REEDSVILLE ' Paul ;nd Mae Childers of Philo were viaitors in the Ol'en Chilgers home Sunday. There wlll be a county wldo prayer meeting at the Mom Chapel ~burch Sunday Jan. 19 Mrs. ,Prank Holter and family opent Sonday with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lawrence. Mr. and Mra. LaWrence Rose of Morning. Star were guests Sunday of ,her s!ster, Mrs. Leona Smllb and family. I I ' Racine Future Homemakers Meeting Is Held On Wednesday, January 8, 1967 the meeting of the Racine Future old year out and new year m.· Homemakers met In the Home Ec.•!'...!.....:.. ( 17) Help Wanted Present were Margarct Dur~t . onoml" Department The meet•ni Leanna Brewer, Mmam, Juanita 1 was called to order by the Club Have you thought ';r bem&;.t and Cookie Sm1th, Susanne and ,. President 4Jls Ann Knopp. Avon Reprcsentol!ve7 u you ~.-:~=-~----~~­ B.everly Price and Judy Cozart. ~ BUICK VS "4 di'. S.dan. Minutes and roll call was read have, may I suggest you mquire Karen Furby was unnble to atCbolce o! one Super & one Road· by lhe Secretary-Treaourer, Mary at .onc:e. A von, Box 148, Mar- tend because of measles. 1 master. A quality automobile •t iettl, OhiO. I GrJtc~ Stobart. There were M 1 6 6te Edgar Brewer has been Ill. ' low price. $895. Blaettnar'' members present. Freida Carpenter and Howard lumeroy. 1 6 61c Earn, learn and have fuil three Topic for this meeting was "Jlls· to four nights a week. Wnte Box Lawrence attended a show at Pl arrangeme nt made in cuaslon of What a Home Econom· Pleasant recently. No. 668A % The Daily Sentinel 1955 OLDSMOBILE "88" 2 dr Oriental fas hion of catlails, dock Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Whitt• isl Has 'l:o Do '' The committee apMr. and Mrs. George Souders. Holliday Coupe Rydramatic dri- Pomeroy for mterview. HHtp and Chinese lantern plattts, In 8 and family of Columbus were pointed to choose a Home Demon~ Xenia, spent the weekend with ve. A beautiful car that show-, brass bowl was di:sphlyed by visiting his grandparents Mr alld 1tratlon Agent were: Chairman, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell _tender care $1,69S. lllaettnar'•l ( 181 Employment Mrs. Robert Thompson the ad - Mrs. Clarence Russell Thursday Patli Roush, Elizabeth Davis, Lin· Tal bolt. visor. Joe Dugan who has employ- da Hayman, Lucille Norris, and Pomeroy. 1 6 6tc Randy and Toni Wells returned ,anted ment in Columbus was home over J{net Evans. home with Mr. and Mrs. Souders Followlqg the meeting refresh- the weekend. 1955 FORD VB Customline 2 dr. N-o-w-ta-k-in_g_; applicnu'"o-ns--,-fo_r_S_e-nafter spending a week with the They selected Mr& Howard Noments were served bY Peggy as· R. D. Hills received~ word that Scdan. Fordomatic. You'Jl shop tinct Newspaper Routes 1n Talbot Is si•ted by her mother, Mrs. El- their grandson Gary Whit< of lan, Home Demonstration Age&t In 1 long time before you find .:: Mrs ~·anme Durst has been ill. clellner cur al this ·price. $l,Z~ ~mcroy. Call 398, pom~ruy, wood Bowers to Mary Thompson, Charleston had been in an auto- Meigs County. Mn, Nolan gave a very interestRudy Durst called 'on Ebcr Sedonia Spencer, M1lhe ·Legar mobile accident. He was taken Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 1 6 61c 12 28 tp ' Carpenter and Cam1ly rCl'Cntly 1 cmd !Mrs. Tho'!!pson. \ to a hQspital where he ttnderwent Ing talk on "What a Home EconoICIM·All fOICI PLAHI-cieu. Tbomu S.JVtver (center), head of Mrs Dorothy Durst, Mrl. Janet surgery for a broken bone in hl3 1"181 Has To Do." The meeting !955 CHRYSLER V8 4 dr. Sedan. Now taking applloatlons for Senthe Strate&tc Air Command, II obown In to. An1elea u he anwas then adjourned. Lawrence, Portland aod Mrs tmal NPwspapcr Routes In I leg. · This is a one owner car and a nounced plans to 111Dicb lnlereootlnolltal ballistic m!JsUes and Louise Brewer shopped in PomeMiddleport. Call 398, Porn<'· Joe Cooper and sons ol w. Va. new Buick trade-in. A fine car perhapo I talelllte from lbe Cooke AJr ron:e 8&!0 near Santa roy. 12-13 t' spent a few days recently with at a low pri~e. $1,595 Blaet· lllarla, Callf. At lett ~ GeD. DIYicl Wade, COIIUIWlder of the Air Mr. and Mrs Beecher Cooper. tnar's, Pomeroy. 1 t1 6tc Force 1'1r1t !dlJslle Dlvilloll, 111d II rllht to Gen. Bernard Kearney Rathburn spent Ia ~; (20)Buslness Services Schriever, chid ol f!>e Air l'orce Balllltlc Jdllalle Dlvlololl. Wednesday with his aun t, Lillie LEGAL NOTICE "953 PLYMOUTH 4 dr Sedan. OrHoward T. Allen, an inrompe· Francis and Mr. and Mrs. Wo:· ll!inal black finish Overhaul, Good Clean Used Cars Mrs. J. B Elberfeld entertain- ley Francis. tent person/ residing at 41D Allen good cond1Uon. Week-end specAll Makes and Models ed witb a family dinner Tuesday Drive, Charleston, w. Va., end Mr and Mrs. Joe Howley retal. $495. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. Farm Bureau Colmcil 3·A met at January 7 at her home, Mulbeny cently visited Mr. and Mn. The charleston National Bank, . 1 186tc the home or Mr. and Mrs. Wnrren ;,;' Avenue honoring her husband on Charleston, W. Va,, as committee Mule Davis and family AUTO SALES Pickens Thursday evenig.g, Jan. 3. for Howard T. Allen. an incmnpe. Plans for a spring Flower Show Mrs. Reibel thanked the com1953 CHEVROLET 4 dr. 210 Sedan. QUICk sERVICE on Watch Re tent person will take notice that were made when the Amateur mittee wbo worked on the Christ· his f!O!h birthday. The business meeting was in The table was attr•ctive ceo 1 Orlgmul fmtsh . Excellent tJrll-.: charge o! the president Harry pairing by Factory Tralned on the 24th; day or December, Gardeners Club met Wednesday mas decoration contest projec::.t tereo Wllh' a large three tiered Clean upholstery. $685. Blael Guthrie. The discussion period in watchmakers COLLINS JEWEL- 19S7, Clarence w. Proffitt, as evenmg at the home of Mrs E. 0 and announced that Mrs George cake iced in white and decorated tnar's, Pomeroy. 1 6 8tc char~e of Warren Pickens, assi,t· ERS, Pomeroy 1 3 tf Admlqlslratpr of the Estate of Rall with Mrs. Robert Coats as Meinhart, one of the prize winners, with yellow rosebuds, green ant Discussion Leader 1 was on the -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ; Frank C. Allen, deceased, flied ' co-hostess. . . had returned her prize money and ·~--,~-:-leaves and 90 white candles, the ' topic 11 How can Farmea Increase -: • Your OniJI Authorl!ed his pettition m the Probate Court Mrs. Robert Reibel, preSident, asked that it be used on tbe land- gift of the employees rrom ~~e C9l Sola Their Income." Fuller BRUSH MAN Meigs Couny, Ohio, in Case No. p~eslded and ?pened the meeting lacaplng project at the school. Store. The hostess served refreshments · 17 ~09 against the above named With the Lords Prayer Theme of Mrs. L. E. Raynolds gave a re- Elberfeld ~Dill Bulit Kltcbea, Kitchen Present wer< Mr and Mrs. AtSusan Wlpple, six year old of fru1t salad, cake and coffee to JJmes Marriner defendant, Howard T Allen, an !he s~ow will be "Flowers in the port e! the sale of the club coek..L daughter or Mrs. Emestme Wipdell1ned for your homo. Free 736 1. Moln St. incompetent person, and otherti, News with Mrs. Randolph Hum- books ~nd It was announced that fred Elb•reld, Mrs. WilliHlll Dow- pel, celebrated her birthday on the following : Mr. and Mrs. Harry · elllmat01 Foremm & Ab~U. Guthrie, Richard Yost, Mr. and nie and son Btlly and Mr. and Pomeroy, Ohio praying that the real estate de- phreys as chairman and Mrs. A. Mrs. William Slater would succeed Mrs. Phone tll8t-Y. 8 8 tr Wtlliarrt Anderson a,nd ·sons Wednesday morning at the Kind· Mrs. Elmer Kautz, Mr. and 1\lrs. · ergarten. J'OR SJ.iJ!: one Lon..ii.r deep ll'ho.. No, 121 - After :0-~~ scribed herein be sold and that 1. StraUSB as -co-chairman. ' . Mra. Norman Humphreys as advisDecorated cup cakes, ice cream, Howard Bolen, Mr. ana Mn. Wll: well jet pump wltu pi'OIIllre - - - -- - - - _ _ the rlgbts, ,Interests: and lleltll Mn. C. E Blekesle~ WB! In or of the Ju~lor Amateur Garden- John, Jimmy and Don all of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl Elnoise makers and balloons were ber Parloer and Eddie, Harry Pic~- · tank an~ '"'Itch. AIIO 811-feel - - - - - - - - - - of all parties mill be fully deter- charge o! the evenln~ s program ere Club whiCh will meet regularber£cld, Logan; Mr. and Mrs served to the children with Mrs. ens, C. E Humphrey, ~nd tbe hol,f, ;pla•Uc ;:pe, I \II 1 !¥&; ont WE BUY mined, adjusted and protected; and' her husband, Me1go County ly at the home o! Mrs. Paul Theiss. · arebltect't drawing table, s•ool and that he be authorized and or- Agriculture agent, showed colored The travelling prize, which was Marlin Elbe~feld and Mrs. Robert Guy Reynolds, teacher assisting. Warren Pickens. Lytle, Ch•lhoothe; Robert ElberSpecial table "uests of Susan aDd tocll. One IYJ">Wl'lltr desk dered to sell said real estate ac- slides to iUu•trate her topic. The contributed by Mrs. Charles Brad. Iwere Mary Virginia Burkett, Mi· Mid oae flllnl cabhe~ bandmade. STRUCTURAL I BEAMS cording to the statutes In such prov~~. theme was "Trees In o~r , bury, was won by Mrs. Theiss and feld, Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Siddall and chelle Buck, Marc E. French, DaODe electric labt. aaw, ••e wo(lll SCRAP IRON - METALS case made and provided, and lor Loeahty ~nd Mrs. Bl~eslee ' I Mrs. Bradburylwon the door, prize. !,the, •ne oolld oak mdoboard, such other and·further relief as loplc was The Role They Play In The hostesses served a &!lad son A!Cred, l\olartctta; Mr. and wl Bnqkirk, Bettv Rae Russell, ' ' ODe "Wblte" sewing maehine, he may be entitled to. Conversation". Among the slides course to twenty-three members Mrs. R. B. Slagel and daughters, Sylvia Swanson and Bryon Annas. I "' 111Uque. l"to" Forneroy 81ihl. l Ssid real esla';e Is descrlbo)d as were a number ef parka In Ohio. and t~elr JIUest, ;~r. Blakeslee. Kathryn and Virginia, Ironton and 10 1 61!.: Phone · PoK.ro) follows: • Roll call responses were 1"Decld- Mrs. lloll used dried arrangements Richard Elberfeld and son DP.510 ;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;-;;; The following described real es-- uous Trees." . in her Hving room tor the party . Vld , HJllsboro \ BIH Anderson Jr. caaed after 1·7 ft. doublo disc. 116" " ng/C : - -. tate situated In the Township of T~~ program mcluded an arl\; By Mr~ J. E. Radekin school to wish his great graMLebanon in the county of Melp clQ The Membere of the Club .~!ROVE Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and ' ' C C lorn John Deere pull plow ON RETE BLOCKS and State of Ohio, acres of from a Minne~ota Ho!tcultural So-, bol father a Happy Birthday. 217 1wh!'ch are In Section No. daughter of Mobile, Alaba ma 1-14" double bottom lnlcrnation, Town elety publicatiOn whtch was read 16 By Mn. ll.,bort ~ovsll ' ------spent tbe hnliday season wtth al no. 8 Pull Plow an rubber. 1 "Build BoHor For Lm" 1 b M Reibel 1 d Mr. and Mrs Cectl Stover of set cultlvaton lor Farmall Fl2 No. 2 and Ranee No. 11 ,and 11 Y· rs · A etter wes rea her pyarents, Mr. and Mrs G. B. GRUI!SER BLOCK CO. acres being in 60 acre Lot No. 172 by the secretary, Mrs. Gl•nn Lorn- Parkersburg, 1\tr. and ivlrs. Jack Radekin and family. tractor. l-1941 John Deere tra· of the Ohio Company's Purchase, bert, from Harold E. Hubbard, Sargent and family, Miss Mabel MrE. Grace Hensler spent a !)tor with Hydrallc loader and 3 Mllll North of Pomeroy and bouftded and described as fol- clerk of the Board of Education, Robmson all of ttaci.ne, Mr. and fl!w days with her son Clayton I set lt1drallc cultivator for the , low•· Beginning at a post U chains thanking the club for the land- Mrs. Pete Shields, Mr. ond Mrs. and family, Albany. above tractor, I good UKed On Rt. 33. Coil Wm. Gru11or uth ot''IM northwesi-'tOt'llet '~ ICIIllln& o!· the new Elementary Howard Robinson. •nd !umlly, Eo, n,, Mrs. Ne1lie 1 Vale pnd son IDX38 tractor, lire and tube ,, _ < Rock Sprlngo :~id Sectloh No: 16 ,. theUC"',DU.... iebodl•, ·a civic project of the club. ward ROliinsnn of Clevclnnd, Mr "•"I s:ood fresh Guernsey Durham ~...,___________ ,.,- "" Johnnie spent part of their \'aca· and Mrs Raymond Robinson and Sixteen ehlldren frqm tho ero.s.s milk cow I mixed cow. ' - -125 chain• t~ a poat, which I In Cam1lv of Bremen. North Caro County Home were guestS of the lion with Mr. and Mrs. S. IJ. Vale, Ralph A. Lambrlqht. RD No. RADIQ & TE~EVISIOli SERVICE, the middle o! the west line o! 0 U 2 linu Spent New Year's Day w1th First Presbyterian Church Sun· Belleville, Ill. Bailey Run RoJCI, Pomeroy, Phone 200. Cleland Appliance laid Section; thence eaot to tho Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stout. LoMr. and Mrs. Eurl Robinson. day morning at the worship serOhio, 1 6tp Store 116 w. Main St., PomeroY center of Ground Hog Creek, down vctta and Mary Ellen- Stout. Al8 Mr. und Mrs. Gene Hayen und vi~ and then were dinner guests 2 23 t! the middle of the same to tho Middleport ramily, Mrs. Walter Roush of church members. This Is an bany and Mrs. Maggie Caster .-:-:c-----:---,-"----1Ohio River; thence up 88id river to Enst Letart spf'nt sunday w!lh annual project or the DeaconeR· were New Year's guests or Mr. I'Jeetroltll tweeper and Clarinet lloollng and Spouting New nnd a posl 15 chains south of the north Ohio ! Repairs. CJlnl Sarver, Lowe" line of said section No. 10; thence Offlrprs C or the new year wf!rc Mrs Russell Uuush. ses of the church with Mrs. Har· and Mrs Grover Stout ror ~ale. can 11481 before e a. Laurel Cliff Road, Pomeroy, HI. west 97 chains IS Unto . to the elected when the Gol<len Rule Mr.Mrs.andHarold Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fairchild Roush ullcndc1 1 old Sauer as chairman. m. or Iller 4 p. hi10 18 6tfc 2. 1·7-Htp place of beginning, contailllng 231 Clsss of the Pomoruy Chu rch of the Friendship Counc1: mcctm':! The Rev. Howard RuppNt and anti niece Judy May spent a few we Cam 01r Owa Aeeoull - -- -- ~-- - acres, more or Jess. Christ met Tul·~day cvcn111g at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed1- Harold Sauer Curmshed •rans· days with his parents, Air and lood Mbod Hay. BY the bal• 01 REFERENCE DEED: Volume the church. of Kentrailer load. H. A Cole, Tup 11011 Roush Thursday evenmg at portatJOn to bring the children M". Walter )'airchild 1133, page 288 of the Deed Records Denver l\apple. president. op- Bashan. tucky. pera Plallll. Phone 1250. to church. Meigs County, Ohio. cnrd the meeting with prayer fol· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner IZ4-31tp, Mra. Ellen Sayre is ill. Arter having dinner Ylilh var· Subject, however, to an easelowed by devotions takt"n from Sbaron Wutre spent the week ious members and ~their faml1ics 2nd !Ira John Holliday attended 'DI Pontl_a_c_J-I _o_u_s_e_T_r_al__lc-·r-.-40 ft ' mcnt given hy Jennie Allen snd Matthew 2: 19-23 by Mrs Harold end with Mr. and ~II'S. Bernard the children spent the afternoon the funeral of Harvey Speakman ACT NOW 2D !1. ownlngo, In goud concllrrank c. Allen, her husbantl, ,to Smith who also reatl a :itory Wolfe at Letart Falls SA VI $100TO $1000 with their hosts and hoatesse; at Loudouderry. tlon. Re11onable. Call RullanJ the State of Ohio, da\cd June 23, "The Three Wu;c men'' Group Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin. Waverly~ Ohio, dealer stuc' Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Hart aml and returned home in the even· 2466N. Leo Morris, Rutlancl. 1053 and recorded in Easement Rc smging of two hymns '"The Solid Avancl, Arlin and Tina Marie with 75 new and used trollors family of Tanners Hun and Mr. ing. 1-7-8tp. cord No. 4, et page 217 of the re- HO<·k" and "Open MY E~es That and Mr:~ . Earl Robinson spent Families who entertained and were· guests of relatives in Col· 14 to 50 ft., also 10 wldea. Tw cords of Easements of Mcigs-Coun· I May Sec" concluded lhe devo- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ger- I the number of chll~ren they In- umbua Friday and Saturday: lAY and C('IRN: Stanley Gibbs, and three bedroom!, natlona!L lions. ohlo. . , · Lolli Bottom, Route 2. aid HarmJin. vited were. Mr. and Mrs. Dwlghl known makee. The lowest pos· 1ty,Furthermore, aubjet to an easeIt was voted to order The ' 11 21 6tfp slble terme anywhere. Drive Wallace and sons, 2; Mr and ment given by Iennie Allon and Church and Home mugH!ine for Mrs. Gail Hysell and Sandra, :i:; little and a. ~• a lot. These ar Frank C. Allen to the Columbull the cla&s. It. was also voted to Mr and Mrs. Donald Lowery ond well worth your trip. This 1 and Southern Ohl() Electric Com· sell uoolly Duzits" Plan.s were Patty, 3; !lr- and M}'s E. 0 your LAST ahopplng place, " pany dated September 28, 10a3 1 made for a kitchen shower for Rev. G. H Hall, District Supt. Tewksbary, I; Mr. and Mn. Catl come prepored to deal. Fast and recorded in Deed Book No. tho lchurth. was the house guest of Mr. and Gilmore, 2; Mr. and Mrs. Harold free delivery. Move In tomor 17lJ, at pa&e 71 of the Record• of Jerry Taylor was elected as Mrs Pearl Jacobs over the week Sauer and daughter, Mary Rllth, row -\nythlng o! value "takeq needa, Mela:s County, Ohio. pres1clcnt: Mr" Harold Smith, end and attended Quarlcrly Meet- 4; Miss Margaret Sauer, 2. Ia trade. Also, subject to a Right of Way vice prr"dcnt; Mra Walter Ken- Ing at Laurel Cliff Church. fllV(In by Frank C. Allen. d al., to nrdy J1·., secretary; Mrs. Gladys WAVERLY MOilLE ~lro · Mildred Jacobs and son, Altcndance at Sunday School on the' Ohlo Fuel Gall Company dat- llouh:!y, trem;urcr; Mrs. Elwood Jan. 5 was 8!1. Collection was $11.· Jack, called on Mr. and Mr& Pearl HOMI SALES cd September 23, 1952, and fC· HOW<'rs, flower rund chainnatl 40. Jacobs and Mr. and Mn. Jobn 1 U, S. Hlthway 23 corded in Deed Book No. 169, at and Mrs. Ocnver Kapplc, publl- Homer Powell spent several Diehl New Year'o Day. '. \IIAVIRLY, OHIO days at the Sam Le>ils home in ~=====~~~~~~~~J j Poee 321 of the records of Deeds city , -20 of Melgs,County, Ohio. At the close of the meeting Harrl!onvllle. I 61 Insurance Furthcrmor., subject to an games were played under the dlrConnie Lewis opent her ChristR!PIIl~IN( IN\Tf,\l i NG - - .... _., - - - easement given by Jennie Allen utilln of Mrs. Kennedy and two mao vacation with her trandparand f. C. Allen, her hushnd, to solo• were presented by llr. Kap- ents, Mr. and Mrsl Orvllle Allen. the Stale of Ohio, dated October pte. 1\lr. and Mrs. Bill 1acobs and . 11 1932. ni!d recorded in Easoment Rcrrcshmenta . were licrvcd by children o! Columbus were New With Fan .,l'oU~ J\ND SFRVICf Record No. 1 at page 372 thereof. Mrs .• paiiey and Mn. Bowers Year'a guellls of her parcuts, Mr. 1 . -...... Furthermore, aubjoct to a right to those named abovo and Mrs. ind Mrs. Pearl Jacobs and attend• •• • o! way glve,n by Jennie Alit'!: and I Conra~ Ohlinger, Mr. ·and Mrs. ed Watch Meeting services on 1 /. \;j' ~'rank C. Allen 10 The Southern ~lelvhl Smith and dauihlcr Bar- Tuesday even~•& at t,be Laurel ..,_.._ Ohio Eletlllc Co. dated 1une 25, l•ara, Mro. Aldo Jcffero, Glen Cliff Church. Ill L twAMI II. ,._ II I93D, and recorded In Rllht o! I &mlth, Wayne ~lilhoan, Mrs. Oil- Recent gueots of Mr. and Mrs. ~-- ~~~~~ _ Way Record Volume 8; 11ego 77 I \Cr Michuel, Noncy Hatcher, Orville Allen were Joe and Clair thereof. , Mary Allee Andrews and Dixie Hyaell of Caldwell, Orville Hysell I. Moln Sl. 'PIIoro 2tCI CQIIPU:TI tnsurooco Proleetloa. . . '114) Fur Rent Plalntlf!, In his petition,. at- !'ewell. , and family and Sam Lewis acd l'omorey, C.lilo Uf1, Auto. Fire, Polio. can Dor loges the names of all bell"l at The nexl meeting will be held family. ----~--~~~~~~~~~ IIIUI. Ml<lrlle:ort. Ohio El~ht Room House Two 1tory. lnw and next of kin o! Prank C. ol the church on Tuesday, Feb Modern bath on occond noor Allen, deceased, and the namos of 11 toilet ond lavatory on f1rst all the helre at lAIN and next of - - - JOod tarqe. about five minute~ kin of Jennie Allen, deceased, who roy Tuesday a!ternoon. from Court llou .... A. N. Benhave consented to the sale of sa1d Mildred and Joyce Circle, Ba!· eel, 31D-M. 1·8-61fp real estate and who would be en· han coiled on the Eber Carpenter Real Estate titled to aharo In the said rool family Sunday Apartment new unfurnished 4 estate upon dlstrlbu~on. Elva Dailey and dauxhtcr Judy fl.even Room House wltb suaa:e room11 end bat~. Basement. hot Said defondant Is required lo called on Mr. and Mro. L. R. central location In Mldd;eport water heat No sm11ll chl!drtll on cornor lot. Will Bell furnl•h· ansivcr on or before the 15th day Glnescnenmp recently Phone - Middleport 6366 ~1. Maxine, Victor and Tomm!' cd or unf11rnl 11hcd. !'ttom of Februroy, ·19311. , • llattle Bush, Middleport, Ohio CROW· and CROW Durst and Chuck Van Meter , 166lc 6035-X. D. L. Beck, 212 ll. Srd Attomeya for Jlalntlff spent Sunday afternoon with Deli Middleport, onto. 1:.-10-llc (12) 28, (l) 2, 9, ·17, 81, 6te · and Olive 'l'albott. •' f roomJ and bslh ru;;;!;hed •partMl'. and Mra. . Dillon Taylor me~t. Phone 8128·X. I 4 6le 6 room modern ranch type huuso ~-- --In M•son, 1 block from Or~de weru recent gueslf o Mrs. Allee --~ -,.., llfnl - Extenalon Llddetl. School. 2 lois. Phone SPruce Van Cooney. ·· Loans madt your '"1 til c1tan up otcl btU• ~fold r.oard~ llrop ClolbJ 3-~:1114. 1·9-3tc "'NoTicij"op a'roc.KMOLDm Mrs. Annlo Brewer, daughter or to Pll' tht ntw onft. Mo,..r for tver)' CIIAion !'talter, lllddleport. plan tlr purthut 011 IIJnl\llft" oblJ, aut.o ANNUAL MIIT1NG l1.,1ne, Mrs. N_ora •Evans, daughI'IIWle atiii-X. 111 U ~or lwl\lturf' • , Noti<!tl It hereby given that the lcr Janet and JOn ·Bill spent 2 now S room and bath uparl an9ual meeting of tho stockbold- Christmas wl~h Mr. and Mrs. Wnt menll. Suitable for two. AI•• 1 am"l o!fl<e room Coota Build- The annual meeting o! tht era o! the Fll"ll National Bank of Coleman and ·cblldren 1II> Pick, Ing, Middleport, Phone 6009. stockholders of the Pomoroy N•· Racine, Ohio, will bt held at the erlngton. llonal Bank o! Pom~r y, Ohio lot offlce of 88ld bank In Racine, Ohio, Mrs. Maud Van Meter hos been 1-Utc. ' the oleMlon cf 'lrectors an1;~e according to U'a by-laws, on the 111 with the flu. room apartment, alao 2 sleep- transaction " o! any •' other bu eN 2nd Tuesday, 1anuary 1'., t••• ... at Ben Allen was a recen t gues t roomt, Call 388-Y. 1·7-3tp that may como before the moeUag 10 a. m. for the JUrpoae · or e1eel- of Ed Ward an d sons. will be hold at lite ~filet ,r •alld ina db'e~Wrt and l/le transaction Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Allon, Mr. ; I ' ' Pomeroy Naljon~ Bank ~D Jan· o!auch' c\thet buslftollll may pro- ond ,Mrt: Howlll"d Allen and chll· uary It, at 3:10 p: nt. • 1,. 1 perly come belo~ aaid llJeeUns. dren •jped In Pomeroy SaturAvo., ' EDISJ)N •HOBs11'p&R , Freeland S. Nonls, day. ' ' ft, T. Ffftldent , ~ Caabler . \ Mr. Mro. A. C. Brewfr 1 1-tiJlte (l) ~.a, t, 8~ 8,.8 10 1118: 1011: , W ~ 19, ~ (1)3;-U; 13.'~c were l1t ii!OIIitJW ,raeeiilly. · t, ol The Junior Winding Trail Gar· den Club met Saturday allernoon at tbe home of Peggy BowcrJ, Easl Main Sl. Mary Tholljpson presided •t the meeting in the absence of the president, Louella Thompson Seed catalogues anrl nursery books were discussed and each girl selected a seed catalogue to Leanna Dee. 31 and watched the ,. ,·(Sl Aut_,- Sales or~~rdry Hysell Run ·Fiftan~ial Gossi"I' ~JIIY !t88-.::' a.a..c'lile"nrt.. ,onrecordlnp 1n whlclt 1 ~rirenif·~lddleport, 0., ~rtprt~ented at the ll<l~h fair would submit thre• Boiird, lirs. 'iri Flei~. Mr. and ' rcards oarh In 14 cn\CIOries. 111 Mrs. D. L. DuddlriS of Maoon, ~tr. looked "' II lhe U. S. would win and Mra. David F'lcl& Jr. an~ P-4RTY hands down and mnkc R!Usl• Angelu and Mrs. Russe ll Rout 1. A rec\!nt party honored Mr. I~ok like n sucker. nnd MrH. Edwin Brinker who celo· Conttst Called Oft The United St,te• gro up 08kccl brated their 50th wedding anni- THANKS AND LATI PAYMI{NT LISBON, Po11ugal UP-A 1Jeal • the mu•I.c o:ritlc or Satur4ay Re- versary on Dec. 26th: The liO!ll view to help get our selection :; were 1\lr. and !Irs. Presley Rou11i shopkeeper, "ollfie~ tltat h' o .,,~ for lnlo line, S.Yote Irving Kolodln and tbe bonered couple received St. Jotepbt HOIJ>llil l!ould bls records Into an en- many gllta. Other IUOIII were ldr f1r1~ eld treatmiDt, oeht thi j!!: 'Hw \'elope came a letter telllai blih and Mn. Brinker and Ro"nle of sbtutioo 1 <beek jor lllaclne, Mrs. Ray Brinker 'anri •losod _1 ~te -~~~bklj!J t&e 119l-. the eontc&t was of!. · I Ora Rickard. pllal fer tirO ~lrilmt bt re<el¥' Belgi um cau~-d of! fbe contest daughters of !laaon, Mrs. Franl;ie ed there In (ktober, 1828. , I and Kolod;n, wri)lnF. In tbe cur .._ . - rent ,Saturd~y Rcvle'!J lilm the ~ver lmprossloh that the lfelglao govl'rnment wn1 in cR hoots with Rw:, JmUMY----------~sia on that Utili doal. • He doesn't say .so in so nuny word~, but in connection wlth thn cancellation , he )las thl! to Ray· •·could It be that the <ancella· tlon wa~ possibly related to Rus R!a's wl!ll-known q~ flciency m the flclcl of bigh fidelity reccrdlltg?" The su bject st>ems hardly worth/ of l)n mt~rnutional incident but when actions are unexplained s~~Jplcion 9 are r :~mpant.'' NEW ·HAVEN U IY llMIR C. ,WALZER • nltllll p,• .,. Flnanela1 Wrlii~ NEW YOllK UP-America nas a , bljllon dollar hl-fl bbsln~"• In elUding tho sots, rocords, etc. A1/d no notion cornea close to !h ! bronch of ·moslcal re~rodu:lion. · And then t~ere'l Arn~ic"' ~ which ''' unique wjllr tile 'llltlje!l States-<>r so the Belgian world'• lair people wo~ld tell you. 1Ai!tlfdW tbmtn 1lt!! 1 'l!tmti'O' v41-sy which Ia gathering worldwide notice. And , Ru.,Ia rna; bjeg she b,SI ,beiten fhe U. S. in cdllll!)al acblevet)lent. ·There was l upposed to be a not~s that Russ1n ehoo!ing the nctivitics iu W111ch lt excels and he wa~ns n~ltnst a \aft-hearted, pen nyplnehin& parllci~llon by tho u. s "thot would be worse than no partlcipotlon n( all." And so It goes through the eul tural field. Rll.Ssle Ia sondlns va;t numbrrs or workg of art to th\! exhibition and I• spending •om,. f60 fllll/OQL al(ilnlt the U.. S spendlal or one-ii!tb that amount et lhc fair. We are going to have the ume -trouble In the theater. says Renry Hewes, theater critic of the Satur· aay ltetl.w. We've got to be ~ll'e­ !ul ab~ut offendlnl any of o~r allle.s. SflcmA to be By Amateur Gardeners Club METROPOLITAN Sixth Bi rthda)f !=or Is Celebrated 1 By Susan Wipple ---- OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Point Rock Used "Acrosonlc" SPINET FW.O A $75.00 donalion . werit lo the Ripley Youth Camp ithich completed the plodge the Farm Wom en had made. '1 ,, DAILY 'C~OSSWORD ACROSS rt 13. tiJti, olde. l. Seawet4 W$ 0. Skltltul , t. Spl!nter DOWN (dlil.l 1 Like • aimlan 2-~1 APPLE 16 County Home Children Attend Worship Service G ld en R Ie Cl aSS Elects Qffl'cerS Tuesday Evening I SM It At ZIRKLE'S u' - TRAILERS TRAILERS ------- Laurel Cliff - --- Roome Mew Furnltu,. roa $299.00 BAKER FURNITURI - IN OUR USED FURNITURE DEPT. I.V.,'RADIO i =:l.: CC. CLELANU APP Ll Atl CE. - USED ELECTRIC DRYER USED BOnLE GAS RANGE ------ (211 USED ELECTRIC RANGE USED PIANO See These Excellent Buys _, At Legal Notice Legal Notice ·RUTLAND 9 fU-RNITURE ·' ' 1Q. W. O. ~o 18. Pranc (abtir.t 1T. Oranttl ' State • • (abbr.) 18. ,_nowance ' 19NVeJrl•t . 'in , "'lff• 8; ~ . 7: Wiltii\njl s. Comliierce '9. Stu~fy 11. Contracted 13. Advis.?:f I Bashklr (Ruao.I IVen~) leltbiar'• AUI'tr 'Ill. A crora- De~6ml. 10 r•• I'' natlOn . Clamor I" I" . ~· J8.~­ ~~·· ~ •• "· I" I. 1'/. i'(tij>!lj!lla - JD. llldge ol · acu_.l> IO.~§WI n~illlill · . uUc!• ., lt.W\eoltl st.llll>l*l ~ 1: ~ ~ I'" (W. 1.) 11'/. p• "' 1... ll.am""it' . • co. Frlg!&nce fl. Ttmbor tree ;r~ ~I · I ·" •untt <ilutr.) 811. Auction ' I'• I" I'" I'' ., . 33. JfallA. em H. llono\aioy ~ ~ I" ilj'nature ' CT. Swlu canton I" " food I" ~ ,. ~' . ~ H DAILY CRYPI'QQUOTE-Here'• how to wo~ II: • - A"'IIY-DLliA&Xll IILONOFJ.:LLOW 1 · Oitt Iotter Jltpply another, In thil oample A lo uaed l~r tho lhf" ~ ~ .. \WO O'o, ttc. Sinrlo tetltn, apoottoPll"· •tht , 111~ · atlon of the wordt art au hllltt. ~ lilt 4o't lttttn art d~fersnt. ' •tant z... 1 • 1 1 /& Ci'tt>tornm Quo'!'tton 1'· i' t WI p " l B 8D 11 0 T X 0 fNWZR ' ~TWIP ~ANZOK XF IP. JNT~ TWif 8 T ,D DP- HO NT 0, ' 'f"'lonlaft Conloquoloo ONI CAN ACQUm!: !VERT· 0 Dl 801JT11Dil - EXCEPT CHARACTER - 8TEN• HAL. • I 't"' 3 1 l I 1 32. Rusolan man'• gar. . nver ment • 81. PlUI! 30. Peop1, ot se. Whit~' ani ·. Latvia · .Lv,er.J :u. Antelope 38. Meadow 1Atrt 11. Like ~ j, d. Horae 2<. Rtver 25. Born . . Don t Let YOll! Voice Keep You From Suecess · :- 20.~1talot ,.~ipfl · I 21. Trans~ drinks Ruuell ha1-1et~ ' \ __ , 19. Mul. berry'' (Ind.) 20. Shrubs 13ap.t port 23! Minty 8.·8hlii6 I Used Tempco Ga~ Heater . USED WARM·MORNING (OAL HEATER With Fan 1 'Kolodln Farm Bureau 3-A Council Meeting Held On Thursday 5pring Flower Show Planned . en· ,aa. .rREVIEW OF THE YEAR-By Alan . Legal Notice ".50 'ill W J. B. Elberfeld Is Honored On 90th Birthday o, Sent#lt!i ly AlfjE HIYWOOI "THERE are no walk-on puts 100 stYe thel!!tPt'e~lon of eo!· In the dtam• olllte. All the roles lege, l\1lelher you actually weal we play are 'pealllnnarts." or noll T-hal't · ••h$1 Dorothy ,'arlo The ftret step ·!! oetually i.o. lhlnka, and I'm lnclloed to become ..,ue·o! your voice. agree · .. . y · Be;eral years ago I wrote May Surprla!l ou • about Qorolhy, who was just be- When you really listen, you ginning her worl; as • votce ·may !)ear ao~cls ~i.t wUl aur· teacher and had opened a studio prise you. you D beilln 10 Dll.l:e In New York. She bad chosen on on e!Jort to eliminate some of overc,rpwded Held, one In which you h-ve ·to be awlully goud to survlve--..·pcclally In New York. And Doro)hy has survived, and lhen SOnlei , . Here are a few ljllni!B abe has done, and l.s doing, In the handful of years since I llrst wrote &IIOUI her. B.isr Sehodulo \ She teaches sixty students a mo~lh at a achool !or alrllnas lteWardesses; glv's 1 speech .course at a college or music, to lnatrull!entall~ts and future JtlUilc teaohers; instrucbJstngen at the Metropolitan Opera House In the art of singing English. AI her own studio, she gl"s private lessons to a cancer specialist, a mt!Sicologilt, a ltldy who reads to the blind, • !orolgn Reeordtnr pi Your Volceliflrbl tiJplo!lla~ a Brl~s~ aclreS! who Reveal Snrprlslar SoundL wants to speak American, and a teen-ager whose mother can't those DBiltll tonea, to stop dropo ' ot&nd her twang any longer I ping your a• anr: to start enun- . "--' elating more eleariJ. """" Voice Needed Then, II you can po11lbl7 ~rothybe~evea, lhat the way afford 11, try to got somelUIODI fOU sound iJ every blt aa tmpor- tn opeeeh. Man).a4ult educa11911 ~ tant to 11amour aa the way you programs havancl\ for look, ·~d maybe more sol When free or lor • very man tel. you eilibark on a ael!·lDlprove- Many unlveriltlasllve tlltlll. meqt I'IIU!\lte. ¢• )J_~ you to At any rate, do remembet !hat . ~ ~~~.¥0~ Ylllllll u well tbe way you sound hal alDioll Hill. "" · Jl. , aa mllcl\ ~flee! tin your total 1m· ·lif\t,U i!\'n!IIIJ, too. resS!on aa tl\e way you lool:l 1 · 111!1 fllr:J wh~n tht em- ToO. L. R.: ployei'·"" "college'tdegree" he l Will toe fltla to ad'f11e 101 qq ' , reallf .m,81lll, "l!Olleit type." Be how to mariet your ltollitmi4i I doesn't need the specific degree, to)'l If Jlia Will pte _. Jo;tr ' be jual ,..~Is ,ou to~ -a cUI·~- ~ neatoc~d to~~~~ lured person. U you} tolce Ia cludolt, 10 I t!amlot pi Ill lotail "'15 .... - -- well-modulated tllld c'ttlllnted, ..Ill folL ' 1 ~ . MY AUNT 1 ~ftzl NAI> SQ,Me LADIES IN FOR T'EA ANI> THEY WERE TALKING·-. ···AND AUNT FRITZI CAUGHT MS: LISTENING BEHIND TH::: CURTAIW--- �'' " I ' - Junior Winding Trail Garden Club Me~ting STIVERSVILLE TraUer tpace. Ue•rt of lollddteporl, Get lllci.ted before muddy ll"Ollltd hurts you. Phone 9•63Edgar Reynolds, Reynold's Daley Slore) 14l•'llleport, Ohlt>1" 2 •trc The cheer leaders of Portland Grade Sc~ool held a slumber . party in the home of Mr. and Mr.s. Edgar Brewer and daughter REEDSVILLE ' Paul ;nd Mae Childers of Philo were viaitors in the Ol'en Chilgers home Sunday. There wlll be a county wldo prayer meeting at the Mom Chapel ~burch Sunday Jan. 19 Mrs. ,Prank Holter and family opent Sonday with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lawrence. Mr. and Mra. LaWrence Rose of Morning. Star were guests Sunday of ,her s!ster, Mrs. Leona Smllb and family. I I ' Racine Future Homemakers Meeting Is Held On Wednesday, January 8, 1967 the meeting of the Racine Future old year out and new year m.· Homemakers met In the Home Ec.•!'...!.....:.. ( 17) Help Wanted Present were Margarct Dur~t . onoml" Department The meet•ni Leanna Brewer, Mmam, Juanita 1 was called to order by the Club Have you thought ';r bem&;.t and Cookie Sm1th, Susanne and ,. President 4Jls Ann Knopp. Avon Reprcsentol!ve7 u you ~.-:~=-~----~~­ B.everly Price and Judy Cozart. ~ BUICK VS "4 di'. S.dan. Minutes and roll call was read have, may I suggest you mquire Karen Furby was unnble to atCbolce o! one Super & one Road· by lhe Secretary-Treaourer, Mary at .onc:e. A von, Box 148, Mar- tend because of measles. 1 master. A quality automobile •t iettl, OhiO. I GrJtc~ Stobart. There were M 1 6 6te Edgar Brewer has been Ill. ' low price. $895. Blaettnar'' members present. Freida Carpenter and Howard lumeroy. 1 6 61c Earn, learn and have fuil three Topic for this meeting was "Jlls· to four nights a week. Wnte Box Lawrence attended a show at Pl arrangeme nt made in cuaslon of What a Home Econom· Pleasant recently. No. 668A % The Daily Sentinel 1955 OLDSMOBILE "88" 2 dr Oriental fas hion of catlails, dock Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Whitt• isl Has 'l:o Do '' The committee apMr. and Mrs. George Souders. Holliday Coupe Rydramatic dri- Pomeroy for mterview. HHtp and Chinese lantern plattts, In 8 and family of Columbus were pointed to choose a Home Demon~ Xenia, spent the weekend with ve. A beautiful car that show-, brass bowl was di:sphlyed by visiting his grandparents Mr alld 1tratlon Agent were: Chairman, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell _tender care $1,69S. lllaettnar'•l ( 181 Employment Mrs. Robert Thompson the ad - Mrs. Clarence Russell Thursday Patli Roush, Elizabeth Davis, Lin· Tal bolt. visor. Joe Dugan who has employ- da Hayman, Lucille Norris, and Pomeroy. 1 6 6tc Randy and Toni Wells returned ,anted ment in Columbus was home over J{net Evans. home with Mr. and Mrs. Souders Followlqg the meeting refresh- the weekend. 1955 FORD VB Customline 2 dr. N-o-w-ta-k-in_g_; applicnu'"o-ns--,-fo_r_S_e-nafter spending a week with the They selected Mr& Howard Noments were served bY Peggy as· R. D. Hills received~ word that Scdan. Fordomatic. You'Jl shop tinct Newspaper Routes 1n Talbot Is si•ted by her mother, Mrs. El- their grandson Gary Whit< of lan, Home Demonstration Age&t In 1 long time before you find .:: Mrs ~·anme Durst has been ill. clellner cur al this ·price. $l,Z~ ~mcroy. Call 398, pom~ruy, wood Bowers to Mary Thompson, Charleston had been in an auto- Meigs County. Mn, Nolan gave a very interestRudy Durst called 'on Ebcr Sedonia Spencer, M1lhe ·Legar mobile accident. He was taken Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 1 6 61c 12 28 tp ' Carpenter and Cam1ly rCl'Cntly 1 cmd !Mrs. Tho'!!pson. \ to a hQspital where he ttnderwent Ing talk on "What a Home EconoICIM·All fOICI PLAHI-cieu. Tbomu S.JVtver (center), head of Mrs Dorothy Durst, Mrl. Janet surgery for a broken bone in hl3 1"181 Has To Do." The meeting !955 CHRYSLER V8 4 dr. Sedan. Now taking applloatlons for Senthe Strate&tc Air Command, II obown In to. An1elea u he anwas then adjourned. Lawrence, Portland aod Mrs tmal NPwspapcr Routes In I leg. · This is a one owner car and a nounced plans to 111Dicb lnlereootlnolltal ballistic m!JsUes and Louise Brewer shopped in PomeMiddleport. Call 398, Porn<'· Joe Cooper and sons ol w. Va. new Buick trade-in. A fine car perhapo I talelllte from lbe Cooke AJr ron:e 8&!0 near Santa roy. 12-13 t' spent a few days recently with at a low pri~e. $1,595 Blaet· lllarla, Callf. At lett ~ GeD. DIYicl Wade, COIIUIWlder of the Air Mr. and Mrs Beecher Cooper. tnar's, Pomeroy. 1 t1 6tc Force 1'1r1t !dlJslle Dlvilloll, 111d II rllht to Gen. Bernard Kearney Rathburn spent Ia ~; (20)Buslness Services Schriever, chid ol f!>e Air l'orce Balllltlc Jdllalle Dlvlololl. Wednesday with his aun t, Lillie LEGAL NOTICE "953 PLYMOUTH 4 dr Sedan. OrHoward T. Allen, an inrompe· Francis and Mr. and Mrs. Wo:· ll!inal black finish Overhaul, Good Clean Used Cars Mrs. J. B Elberfeld entertain- ley Francis. tent person/ residing at 41D Allen good cond1Uon. Week-end specAll Makes and Models ed witb a family dinner Tuesday Drive, Charleston, w. Va., end Mr and Mrs. Joe Howley retal. $495. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. Farm Bureau Colmcil 3·A met at January 7 at her home, Mulbeny cently visited Mr. and Mn. The charleston National Bank, . 1 186tc the home or Mr. and Mrs. Wnrren ;,;' Avenue honoring her husband on Charleston, W. Va,, as committee Mule Davis and family AUTO SALES Pickens Thursday evenig.g, Jan. 3. for Howard T. Allen. an incmnpe. Plans for a spring Flower Show Mrs. Reibel thanked the com1953 CHEVROLET 4 dr. 210 Sedan. QUICk sERVICE on Watch Re tent person will take notice that were made when the Amateur mittee wbo worked on the Christ· his f!O!h birthday. The business meeting was in The table was attr•ctive ceo 1 Orlgmul fmtsh . Excellent tJrll-.: charge o! the president Harry pairing by Factory Tralned on the 24th; day or December, Gardeners Club met Wednesday mas decoration contest projec::.t tereo Wllh' a large three tiered Clean upholstery. $685. Blael Guthrie. The discussion period in watchmakers COLLINS JEWEL- 19S7, Clarence w. Proffitt, as evenmg at the home of Mrs E. 0 and announced that Mrs George cake iced in white and decorated tnar's, Pomeroy. 1 6 8tc char~e of Warren Pickens, assi,t· ERS, Pomeroy 1 3 tf Admlqlslratpr of the Estate of Rall with Mrs. Robert Coats as Meinhart, one of the prize winners, with yellow rosebuds, green ant Discussion Leader 1 was on the -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ; Frank C. Allen, deceased, flied ' co-hostess. . . had returned her prize money and ·~--,~-:-leaves and 90 white candles, the ' topic 11 How can Farmea Increase -: • Your OniJI Authorl!ed his pettition m the Probate Court Mrs. Robert Reibel, preSident, asked that it be used on tbe land- gift of the employees rrom ~~e C9l Sola Their Income." Fuller BRUSH MAN Meigs Couny, Ohio, in Case No. p~eslded and ?pened the meeting lacaplng project at the school. Store. The hostess served refreshments · 17 ~09 against the above named With the Lords Prayer Theme of Mrs. L. E. Raynolds gave a re- Elberfeld ~Dill Bulit Kltcbea, Kitchen Present wer< Mr and Mrs. AtSusan Wlpple, six year old of fru1t salad, cake and coffee to JJmes Marriner defendant, Howard T Allen, an !he s~ow will be "Flowers in the port e! the sale of the club coek..L daughter or Mrs. Emestme Wipdell1ned for your homo. Free 736 1. Moln St. incompetent person, and otherti, News with Mrs. Randolph Hum- books ~nd It was announced that fred Elb•reld, Mrs. WilliHlll Dow- pel, celebrated her birthday on the following : Mr. and Mrs. Harry · elllmat01 Foremm & Ab~U. Guthrie, Richard Yost, Mr. and nie and son Btlly and Mr. and Pomeroy, Ohio praying that the real estate de- phreys as chairman and Mrs. A. Mrs. William Slater would succeed Mrs. Phone tll8t-Y. 8 8 tr Wtlliarrt Anderson a,nd ·sons Wednesday morning at the Kind· Mrs. Elmer Kautz, Mr. and 1\lrs. · ergarten. J'OR SJ.iJ!: one Lon..ii.r deep ll'ho.. No, 121 - After :0-~~ scribed herein be sold and that 1. StraUSB as -co-chairman. ' . Mra. Norman Humphreys as advisDecorated cup cakes, ice cream, Howard Bolen, Mr. ana Mn. Wll: well jet pump wltu pi'OIIllre - - - -- - - - _ _ the rlgbts, ,Interests: and lleltll Mn. C. E Blekesle~ WB! In or of the Ju~lor Amateur Garden- John, Jimmy and Don all of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl Elnoise makers and balloons were ber Parloer and Eddie, Harry Pic~- · tank an~ '"'Itch. AIIO 811-feel - - - - - - - - - - of all parties mill be fully deter- charge o! the evenln~ s program ere Club whiCh will meet regularber£cld, Logan; Mr. and Mrs served to the children with Mrs. ens, C. E Humphrey, ~nd tbe hol,f, ;pla•Uc ;:pe, I \II 1 !¥&; ont WE BUY mined, adjusted and protected; and' her husband, Me1go County ly at the home o! Mrs. Paul Theiss. · arebltect't drawing table, s•ool and that he be authorized and or- Agriculture agent, showed colored The travelling prize, which was Marlin Elbe~feld and Mrs. Robert Guy Reynolds, teacher assisting. Warren Pickens. Lytle, Ch•lhoothe; Robert ElberSpecial table "uests of Susan aDd tocll. One IYJ">Wl'lltr desk dered to sell said real estate ac- slides to iUu•trate her topic. The contributed by Mrs. Charles Brad. Iwere Mary Virginia Burkett, Mi· Mid oae flllnl cabhe~ bandmade. STRUCTURAL I BEAMS cording to the statutes In such prov~~. theme was "Trees In o~r , bury, was won by Mrs. Theiss and feld, Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Siddall and chelle Buck, Marc E. French, DaODe electric labt. aaw, ••e wo(lll SCRAP IRON - METALS case made and provided, and lor Loeahty ~nd Mrs. Bl~eslee ' I Mrs. Bradburylwon the door, prize. !,the, •ne oolld oak mdoboard, such other and·further relief as loplc was The Role They Play In The hostesses served a &!lad son A!Cred, l\olartctta; Mr. and wl Bnqkirk, Bettv Rae Russell, ' ' ODe "Wblte" sewing maehine, he may be entitled to. Conversation". Among the slides course to twenty-three members Mrs. R. B. Slagel and daughters, Sylvia Swanson and Bryon Annas. I "' 111Uque. l"to" Forneroy 81ihl. l Ssid real esla';e Is descrlbo)d as were a number ef parka In Ohio. and t~elr JIUest, ;~r. Blakeslee. Kathryn and Virginia, Ironton and 10 1 61!.: Phone · PoK.ro) follows: • Roll call responses were 1"Decld- Mrs. lloll used dried arrangements Richard Elberfeld and son DP.510 ;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;-;;; The following described real es-- uous Trees." . in her Hving room tor the party . Vld , HJllsboro \ BIH Anderson Jr. caaed after 1·7 ft. doublo disc. 116" " ng/C : - -. tate situated In the Township of T~~ program mcluded an arl\; By Mr~ J. E. Radekin school to wish his great graMLebanon in the county of Melp clQ The Membere of the Club .~!ROVE Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and ' ' C C lorn John Deere pull plow ON RETE BLOCKS and State of Ohio, acres of from a Minne~ota Ho!tcultural So-, bol father a Happy Birthday. 217 1wh!'ch are In Section No. daughter of Mobile, Alaba ma 1-14" double bottom lnlcrnation, Town elety publicatiOn whtch was read 16 By Mn. ll.,bort ~ovsll ' ------spent tbe hnliday season wtth al no. 8 Pull Plow an rubber. 1 "Build BoHor For Lm" 1 b M Reibel 1 d Mr. and Mrs Cectl Stover of set cultlvaton lor Farmall Fl2 No. 2 and Ranee No. 11 ,and 11 Y· rs · A etter wes rea her pyarents, Mr. and Mrs G. B. GRUI!SER BLOCK CO. acres being in 60 acre Lot No. 172 by the secretary, Mrs. Gl•nn Lorn- Parkersburg, 1\tr. and ivlrs. Jack Radekin and family. tractor. l-1941 John Deere tra· of the Ohio Company's Purchase, bert, from Harold E. Hubbard, Sargent and family, Miss Mabel MrE. Grace Hensler spent a !)tor with Hydrallc loader and 3 Mllll North of Pomeroy and bouftded and described as fol- clerk of the Board of Education, Robmson all of ttaci.ne, Mr. and fl!w days with her son Clayton I set lt1drallc cultivator for the , low•· Beginning at a post U chains thanking the club for the land- Mrs. Pete Shields, Mr. ond Mrs. and family, Albany. above tractor, I good UKed On Rt. 33. Coil Wm. Gru11or uth ot''IM northwesi-'tOt'llet '~ ICIIllln& o!· the new Elementary Howard Robinson. •nd !umlly, Eo, n,, Mrs. Ne1lie 1 Vale pnd son IDX38 tractor, lire and tube ,, _ < Rock Sprlngo :~id Sectloh No: 16 ,. theUC"',DU.... iebodl•, ·a civic project of the club. ward ROliinsnn of Clevclnnd, Mr "•"I s:ood fresh Guernsey Durham ~...,___________ ,.,- "" Johnnie spent part of their \'aca· and Mrs Raymond Robinson and Sixteen ehlldren frqm tho ero.s.s milk cow I mixed cow. ' - -125 chain• t~ a poat, which I In Cam1lv of Bremen. North Caro County Home were guestS of the lion with Mr. and Mrs. S. IJ. Vale, Ralph A. Lambrlqht. RD No. RADIQ & TE~EVISIOli SERVICE, the middle o! the west line o! 0 U 2 linu Spent New Year's Day w1th First Presbyterian Church Sun· Belleville, Ill. Bailey Run RoJCI, Pomeroy, Phone 200. Cleland Appliance laid Section; thence eaot to tho Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stout. LoMr. and Mrs. Eurl Robinson. day morning at the worship serOhio, 1 6tp Store 116 w. Main St., PomeroY center of Ground Hog Creek, down vctta and Mary Ellen- Stout. Al8 Mr. und Mrs. Gene Hayen und vi~ and then were dinner guests 2 23 t! the middle of the same to tho Middleport ramily, Mrs. Walter Roush of church members. This Is an bany and Mrs. Maggie Caster .-:-:c-----:---,-"----1Ohio River; thence up 88id river to Enst Letart spf'nt sunday w!lh annual project or the DeaconeR· were New Year's guests or Mr. I'Jeetroltll tweeper and Clarinet lloollng and Spouting New nnd a posl 15 chains south of the north Ohio ! Repairs. CJlnl Sarver, Lowe" line of said section No. 10; thence Offlrprs C or the new year wf!rc Mrs Russell Uuush. ses of the church with Mrs. Har· and Mrs Grover Stout ror ~ale. can 11481 before e a. Laurel Cliff Road, Pomeroy, HI. west 97 chains IS Unto . to the elected when the Gol<len Rule Mr.Mrs.andHarold Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fairchild Roush ullcndc1 1 old Sauer as chairman. m. or Iller 4 p. hi10 18 6tfc 2. 1·7-Htp place of beginning, contailllng 231 Clsss of the Pomoruy Chu rch of the Friendship Counc1: mcctm':! The Rev. Howard RuppNt and anti niece Judy May spent a few we Cam 01r Owa Aeeoull - -- -- ~-- - acres, more or Jess. Christ met Tul·~day cvcn111g at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed1- Harold Sauer Curmshed •rans· days with his parents, Air and lood Mbod Hay. BY the bal• 01 REFERENCE DEED: Volume the church. of Kentrailer load. H. A Cole, Tup 11011 Roush Thursday evenmg at portatJOn to bring the children M". Walter )'airchild 1133, page 288 of the Deed Records Denver l\apple. president. op- Bashan. tucky. pera Plallll. Phone 1250. to church. Meigs County, Ohio. cnrd the meeting with prayer fol· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner IZ4-31tp, Mra. Ellen Sayre is ill. Arter having dinner Ylilh var· Subject, however, to an easelowed by devotions takt"n from Sbaron Wutre spent the week ious members and ~their faml1ics 2nd !Ira John Holliday attended 'DI Pontl_a_c_J-I _o_u_s_e_T_r_al__lc-·r-.-40 ft ' mcnt given hy Jennie Allen snd Matthew 2: 19-23 by Mrs Harold end with Mr. and ~II'S. Bernard the children spent the afternoon the funeral of Harvey Speakman ACT NOW 2D !1. ownlngo, In goud concllrrank c. Allen, her husbantl, ,to Smith who also reatl a :itory Wolfe at Letart Falls SA VI $100TO $1000 with their hosts and hoatesse; at Loudouderry. tlon. Re11onable. Call RullanJ the State of Ohio, da\cd June 23, "The Three Wu;c men'' Group Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin. Waverly~ Ohio, dealer stuc' Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Hart aml and returned home in the even· 2466N. Leo Morris, Rutlancl. 1053 and recorded in Easement Rc smging of two hymns '"The Solid Avancl, Arlin and Tina Marie with 75 new and used trollors family of Tanners Hun and Mr. ing. 1-7-8tp. cord No. 4, et page 217 of the re- HO<·k" and "Open MY E~es That and Mr:~ . Earl Robinson spent Families who entertained and were· guests of relatives in Col· 14 to 50 ft., also 10 wldea. Tw cords of Easements of Mcigs-Coun· I May Sec" concluded lhe devo- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ger- I the number of chll~ren they In- umbua Friday and Saturday: lAY and C('IRN: Stanley Gibbs, and three bedroom!, natlona!L lions. ohlo. . , · Lolli Bottom, Route 2. aid HarmJin. vited were. Mr. and Mrs. Dwlghl known makee. The lowest pos· 1ty,Furthermore, aubjet to an easeIt was voted to order The ' 11 21 6tfp slble terme anywhere. Drive Wallace and sons, 2; Mr and ment given by Iennie Allon and Church and Home mugH!ine for Mrs. Gail Hysell and Sandra, :i:; little and a. ~• a lot. These ar Frank C. Allen to the Columbull the cla&s. It. was also voted to Mr and Mrs. Donald Lowery ond well worth your trip. This 1 and Southern Ohl() Electric Com· sell uoolly Duzits" Plan.s were Patty, 3; !lr- and M}'s E. 0 your LAST ahopplng place, " pany dated September 28, 10a3 1 made for a kitchen shower for Rev. G. H Hall, District Supt. Tewksbary, I; Mr. and Mn. Catl come prepored to deal. Fast and recorded in Deed Book No. tho lchurth. was the house guest of Mr. and Gilmore, 2; Mr. and Mrs. Harold free delivery. Move In tomor 17lJ, at pa&e 71 of the Record• of Jerry Taylor was elected as Mrs Pearl Jacobs over the week Sauer and daughter, Mary Rllth, row -\nythlng o! value "takeq needa, Mela:s County, Ohio. pres1clcnt: Mr" Harold Smith, end and attended Quarlcrly Meet- 4; Miss Margaret Sauer, 2. Ia trade. Also, subject to a Right of Way vice prr"dcnt; Mra Walter Ken- Ing at Laurel Cliff Church. fllV(In by Frank C. Allen. d al., to nrdy J1·., secretary; Mrs. Gladys WAVERLY MOilLE ~lro · Mildred Jacobs and son, Altcndance at Sunday School on the' Ohlo Fuel Gall Company dat- llouh:!y, trem;urcr; Mrs. Elwood Jan. 5 was 8!1. Collection was $11.· Jack, called on Mr. and Mr& Pearl HOMI SALES cd September 23, 1952, and fC· HOW<'rs, flower rund chainnatl 40. Jacobs and Mr. and Mn. Jobn 1 U, S. Hlthway 23 corded in Deed Book No. 169, at and Mrs. Ocnver Kapplc, publl- Homer Powell spent several Diehl New Year'o Day. '. \IIAVIRLY, OHIO days at the Sam Le>ils home in ~=====~~~~~~~~J j Poee 321 of the records of Deeds city , -20 of Melgs,County, Ohio. At the close of the meeting Harrl!onvllle. I 61 Insurance Furthcrmor., subject to an games were played under the dlrConnie Lewis opent her ChristR!PIIl~IN( IN\Tf,\l i NG - - .... _., - - - easement given by Jennie Allen utilln of Mrs. Kennedy and two mao vacation with her trandparand f. C. Allen, her hushnd, to solo• were presented by llr. Kap- ents, Mr. and Mrsl Orvllle Allen. the Stale of Ohio, dated October pte. 1\lr. and Mrs. Bill 1acobs and . 11 1932. ni!d recorded in Easoment Rcrrcshmenta . were licrvcd by children o! Columbus were New With Fan .,l'oU~ J\ND SFRVICf Record No. 1 at page 372 thereof. Mrs .• paiiey and Mn. Bowers Year'a guellls of her parcuts, Mr. 1 . -...... Furthermore, aubjoct to a right to those named abovo and Mrs. ind Mrs. Pearl Jacobs and attend• •• • o! way glve,n by Jennie Alit'!: and I Conra~ Ohlinger, Mr. ·and Mrs. ed Watch Meeting services on 1 /. \;j' ~'rank C. Allen 10 The Southern ~lelvhl Smith and dauihlcr Bar- Tuesday even~•& at t,be Laurel ..,_.._ Ohio Eletlllc Co. dated 1une 25, l•ara, Mro. Aldo Jcffero, Glen Cliff Church. Ill L twAMI II. ,._ II I93D, and recorded In Rllht o! I &mlth, Wayne ~lilhoan, Mrs. Oil- Recent gueots of Mr. and Mrs. ~-- ~~~~~ _ Way Record Volume 8; 11ego 77 I \Cr Michuel, Noncy Hatcher, Orville Allen were Joe and Clair thereof. , Mary Allee Andrews and Dixie Hyaell of Caldwell, Orville Hysell I. Moln Sl. 'PIIoro 2tCI CQIIPU:TI tnsurooco Proleetloa. . . '114) Fur Rent Plalntlf!, In his petition,. at- !'ewell. , and family and Sam Lewis acd l'omorey, C.lilo Uf1, Auto. Fire, Polio. can Dor loges the names of all bell"l at The nexl meeting will be held family. ----~--~~~~~~~~~ IIIUI. Ml<lrlle:ort. Ohio El~ht Room House Two 1tory. lnw and next of kin o! Prank C. ol the church on Tuesday, Feb Modern bath on occond noor Allen, deceased, and the namos of 11 toilet ond lavatory on f1rst all the helre at lAIN and next of - - - JOod tarqe. about five minute~ kin of Jennie Allen, deceased, who roy Tuesday a!ternoon. from Court llou .... A. N. Benhave consented to the sale of sa1d Mildred and Joyce Circle, Ba!· eel, 31D-M. 1·8-61fp real estate and who would be en· han coiled on the Eber Carpenter Real Estate titled to aharo In the said rool family Sunday Apartment new unfurnished 4 estate upon dlstrlbu~on. Elva Dailey and dauxhtcr Judy fl.even Room House wltb suaa:e room11 end bat~. Basement. hot Said defondant Is required lo called on Mr. and Mro. L. R. central location In Mldd;eport water heat No sm11ll chl!drtll on cornor lot. Will Bell furnl•h· ansivcr on or before the 15th day Glnescnenmp recently Phone - Middleport 6366 ~1. Maxine, Victor and Tomm!' cd or unf11rnl 11hcd. !'ttom of Februroy, ·19311. , • llattle Bush, Middleport, Ohio CROW· and CROW Durst and Chuck Van Meter , 166lc 6035-X. D. L. Beck, 212 ll. Srd Attomeya for Jlalntlff spent Sunday afternoon with Deli Middleport, onto. 1:.-10-llc (12) 28, (l) 2, 9, ·17, 81, 6te · and Olive 'l'albott. •' f roomJ and bslh ru;;;!;hed •partMl'. and Mra. . Dillon Taylor me~t. Phone 8128·X. I 4 6le 6 room modern ranch type huuso ~-- --In M•son, 1 block from Or~de weru recent gueslf o Mrs. Allee --~ -,.., llfnl - Extenalon Llddetl. School. 2 lois. Phone SPruce Van Cooney. ·· Loans madt your '"1 til c1tan up otcl btU• ~fold r.oard~ llrop ClolbJ 3-~:1114. 1·9-3tc "'NoTicij"op a'roc.KMOLDm Mrs. Annlo Brewer, daughter or to Pll' tht ntw onft. Mo,..r for tver)' CIIAion !'talter, lllddleport. plan tlr purthut 011 IIJnl\llft" oblJ, aut.o ANNUAL MIIT1NG l1.,1ne, Mrs. N_ora •Evans, daughI'IIWle atiii-X. 111 U ~or lwl\lturf' • , Noti<!tl It hereby given that the lcr Janet and JOn ·Bill spent 2 now S room and bath uparl an9ual meeting of tho stockbold- Christmas wl~h Mr. and Mrs. Wnt menll. Suitable for two. AI•• 1 am"l o!fl<e room Coota Build- The annual meeting o! tht era o! the Fll"ll National Bank of Coleman and ·cblldren 1II> Pick, Ing, Middleport, Phone 6009. stockholders of the Pomoroy N•· Racine, Ohio, will bt held at the erlngton. llonal Bank o! Pom~r y, Ohio lot offlce of 88ld bank In Racine, Ohio, Mrs. Maud Van Meter hos been 1-Utc. ' the oleMlon cf 'lrectors an1;~e according to U'a by-laws, on the 111 with the flu. room apartment, alao 2 sleep- transaction " o! any •' other bu eN 2nd Tuesday, 1anuary 1'., t••• ... at Ben Allen was a recen t gues t roomt, Call 388-Y. 1·7-3tp that may como before the moeUag 10 a. m. for the JUrpoae · or e1eel- of Ed Ward an d sons. will be hold at lite ~filet ,r •alld ina db'e~Wrt and l/le transaction Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Allon, Mr. ; I ' ' Pomeroy Naljon~ Bank ~D Jan· o!auch' c\thet buslftollll may pro- ond ,Mrt: Howlll"d Allen and chll· uary It, at 3:10 p: nt. • 1,. 1 perly come belo~ aaid llJeeUns. dren •jped In Pomeroy SaturAvo., ' EDISJ)N •HOBs11'p&R , Freeland S. Nonls, day. ' ' ft, T. Ffftldent , ~ Caabler . \ Mr. Mro. A. C. Brewfr 1 1-tiJlte (l) ~.a, t, 8~ 8,.8 10 1118: 1011: , W ~ 19, ~ (1)3;-U; 13.'~c were l1t ii!OIIitJW ,raeeiilly. · t, ol The Junior Winding Trail Gar· den Club met Saturday allernoon at tbe home of Peggy BowcrJ, Easl Main Sl. Mary Tholljpson presided •t the meeting in the absence of the president, Louella Thompson Seed catalogues anrl nursery books were discussed and each girl selected a seed catalogue to Leanna Dee. 31 and watched the ,. ,·(Sl Aut_,- Sales or~~rdry Hysell Run ·Fiftan~ial Gossi"I' ~JIIY !t88-.::' a.a..c'lile"nrt.. ,onrecordlnp 1n whlclt 1 ~rirenif·~lddleport, 0., ~rtprt~ented at the ll<l~h fair would submit thre• Boiird, lirs. 'iri Flei~. Mr. and ' rcards oarh In 14 cn\CIOries. 111 Mrs. D. L. DuddlriS of Maoon, ~tr. looked "' II lhe U. S. would win and Mra. David F'lcl& Jr. an~ P-4RTY hands down and mnkc R!Usl• Angelu and Mrs. Russe ll Rout 1. A rec\!nt party honored Mr. I~ok like n sucker. nnd MrH. Edwin Brinker who celo· Conttst Called Oft The United St,te• gro up 08kccl brated their 50th wedding anni- THANKS AND LATI PAYMI{NT LISBON, Po11ugal UP-A 1Jeal • the mu•I.c o:ritlc or Satur4ay Re- versary on Dec. 26th: The liO!ll view to help get our selection :; were 1\lr. and !Irs. Presley Rou11i shopkeeper, "ollfie~ tltat h' o .,,~ for lnlo line, S.Yote Irving Kolodln and tbe bonered couple received St. Jotepbt HOIJ>llil l!ould bls records Into an en- many gllta. Other IUOIII were ldr f1r1~ eld treatmiDt, oeht thi j!!: 'Hw \'elope came a letter telllai blih and Mn. Brinker and Ro"nle of sbtutioo 1 <beek jor lllaclne, Mrs. Ray Brinker 'anri •losod _1 ~te -~~~bklj!J t&e 119l-. the eontc&t was of!. · I Ora Rickard. pllal fer tirO ~lrilmt bt re<el¥' Belgi um cau~-d of! fbe contest daughters of !laaon, Mrs. Franl;ie ed there In (ktober, 1828. , I and Kolod;n, wri)lnF. In tbe cur .._ . - rent ,Saturd~y Rcvle'!J lilm the ~ver lmprossloh that the lfelglao govl'rnment wn1 in cR hoots with Rw:, JmUMY----------~sia on that Utili doal. • He doesn't say .so in so nuny word~, but in connection wlth thn cancellation , he )las thl! to Ray· •·could It be that the <ancella· tlon wa~ possibly related to Rus R!a's wl!ll-known q~ flciency m the flclcl of bigh fidelity reccrdlltg?" The su bject st>ems hardly worth/ of l)n mt~rnutional incident but when actions are unexplained s~~Jplcion 9 are r :~mpant.'' NEW ·HAVEN U IY llMIR C. ,WALZER • nltllll p,• .,. Flnanela1 Wrlii~ NEW YOllK UP-America nas a , bljllon dollar hl-fl bbsln~"• In elUding tho sots, rocords, etc. A1/d no notion cornea close to !h ! bronch of ·moslcal re~rodu:lion. · And then t~ere'l Arn~ic"' ~ which ''' unique wjllr tile 'llltlje!l States-<>r so the Belgian world'• lair people wo~ld tell you. 1Ai!tlfdW tbmtn 1lt!! 1 'l!tmti'O' v41-sy which Ia gathering worldwide notice. And , Ru.,Ia rna; bjeg she b,SI ,beiten fhe U. S. in cdllll!)al acblevet)lent. ·There was l upposed to be a not~s that Russ1n ehoo!ing the nctivitics iu W111ch lt excels and he wa~ns n~ltnst a \aft-hearted, pen nyplnehin& parllci~llon by tho u. s "thot would be worse than no partlcipotlon n( all." And so It goes through the eul tural field. Rll.Ssle Ia sondlns va;t numbrrs or workg of art to th\! exhibition and I• spending •om,. f60 fllll/OQL al(ilnlt the U.. S spendlal or one-ii!tb that amount et lhc fair. We are going to have the ume -trouble In the theater. says Renry Hewes, theater critic of the Satur· aay ltetl.w. We've got to be ~ll'e­ !ul ab~ut offendlnl any of o~r allle.s. SflcmA to be By Amateur Gardeners Club METROPOLITAN Sixth Bi rthda)f !=or Is Celebrated 1 By Susan Wipple ---- OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Point Rock Used "Acrosonlc" SPINET FW.O A $75.00 donalion . werit lo the Ripley Youth Camp ithich completed the plodge the Farm Wom en had made. '1 ,, DAILY 'C~OSSWORD ACROSS rt 13. tiJti, olde. l. Seawet4 W$ 0. Skltltul , t. Spl!nter DOWN (dlil.l 1 Like • aimlan 2-~1 APPLE 16 County Home Children Attend Worship Service G ld en R Ie Cl aSS Elects Qffl'cerS Tuesday Evening I SM It At ZIRKLE'S u' - TRAILERS TRAILERS ------- Laurel Cliff - --- Roome Mew Furnltu,. roa $299.00 BAKER FURNITURI - IN OUR USED FURNITURE DEPT. I.V.,'RADIO i =:l.: CC. CLELANU APP Ll Atl CE. - USED ELECTRIC DRYER USED BOnLE GAS RANGE ------ (211 USED ELECTRIC RANGE USED PIANO See These Excellent Buys _, At Legal Notice Legal Notice ·RUTLAND 9 fU-RNITURE ·' ' 1Q. W. O. ~o 18. Pranc (abtir.t 1T. Oranttl ' State • • (abbr.) 18. ,_nowance ' 19NVeJrl•t . 'in , "'lff• 8; ~ . 7: Wiltii\njl s. Comliierce '9. Stu~fy 11. Contracted 13. Advis.?:f I Bashklr (Ruao.I IVen~) leltbiar'• AUI'tr 'Ill. A crora- De~6ml. 10 r•• I'' natlOn . Clamor I" I" . ~· J8.~­ ~~·· ~ •• "· I" I. 1'/. i'(tij>!lj!lla - JD. llldge ol · acu_.l> IO.~§WI n~illlill · . uUc!• ., lt.W\eoltl st.llll>l*l ~ 1: ~ ~ I'" (W. 1.) 11'/. p• "' 1... ll.am""it' . • co. Frlg!&nce fl. Ttmbor tree ;r~ ~I · I ·" •untt <ilutr.) 811. Auction ' I'• I" I'" I'' ., . 33. JfallA. em H. llono\aioy ~ ~ I" ilj'nature ' CT. Swlu canton I" " food I" ~ ,. ~' . ~ H DAILY CRYPI'QQUOTE-Here'• how to wo~ II: • - A"'IIY-DLliA&Xll IILONOFJ.:LLOW 1 · Oitt Iotter Jltpply another, In thil oample A lo uaed l~r tho lhf" ~ ~ .. \WO O'o, ttc. Sinrlo tetltn, apoottoPll"· •tht , 111~ · atlon of the wordt art au hllltt. ~ lilt 4o't lttttn art d~fersnt. ' •tant z... 1 • 1 1 /& Ci'tt>tornm Quo'!'tton 1'· i' t WI p " l B 8D 11 0 T X 0 fNWZR ' ~TWIP ~ANZOK XF IP. JNT~ TWif 8 T ,D DP- HO NT 0, ' 'f"'lonlaft Conloquoloo ONI CAN ACQUm!: !VERT· 0 Dl 801JT11Dil - EXCEPT CHARACTER - 8TEN• HAL. • I 't"' 3 1 l I 1 32. Rusolan man'• gar. . nver ment • 81. PlUI! 30. Peop1, ot se. Whit~' ani ·. Latvia · .Lv,er.J :u. Antelope 38. Meadow 1Atrt 11. Like ~ j, d. Horae 2<. Rtver 25. Born . . Don t Let YOll! Voice Keep You From Suecess · :- 20.~1talot ,.~ipfl · I 21. Trans~ drinks Ruuell ha1-1et~ ' \ __ , 19. Mul. berry'' (Ind.) 20. Shrubs 13ap.t port 23! Minty 8.·8hlii6 I Used Tempco Ga~ Heater . USED WARM·MORNING (OAL HEATER With Fan 1 'Kolodln Farm Bureau 3-A Council Meeting Held On Thursday 5pring Flower Show Planned . en· ,aa. .rREVIEW OF THE YEAR-By Alan . Legal Notice ".50 'ill W J. B. Elberfeld Is Honored On 90th Birthday o, Sent#lt!i ly AlfjE HIYWOOI "THERE are no walk-on puts 100 stYe thel!!tPt'e~lon of eo!· In the dtam• olllte. All the roles lege, l\1lelher you actually weal we play are 'pealllnnarts." or noll T-hal't · ••h$1 Dorothy ,'arlo The ftret step ·!! oetually i.o. lhlnka, and I'm lnclloed to become ..,ue·o! your voice. agree · .. . y · Be;eral years ago I wrote May Surprla!l ou • about Qorolhy, who was just be- When you really listen, you ginning her worl; as • votce ·may !)ear ao~cls ~i.t wUl aur· teacher and had opened a studio prise you. you D beilln 10 Dll.l:e In New York. She bad chosen on on e!Jort to eliminate some of overc,rpwded Held, one In which you h-ve ·to be awlully goud to survlve--..·pcclally In New York. And Doro)hy has survived, and lhen SOnlei , . Here are a few ljllni!B abe has done, and l.s doing, In the handful of years since I llrst wrote &IIOUI her. B.isr Sehodulo \ She teaches sixty students a mo~lh at a achool !or alrllnas lteWardesses; glv's 1 speech .course at a college or music, to lnatrull!entall~ts and future JtlUilc teaohers; instrucbJstngen at the Metropolitan Opera House In the art of singing English. AI her own studio, she gl"s private lessons to a cancer specialist, a mt!Sicologilt, a ltldy who reads to the blind, • !orolgn Reeordtnr pi Your Volceliflrbl tiJplo!lla~ a Brl~s~ aclreS! who Reveal Snrprlslar SoundL wants to speak American, and a teen-ager whose mother can't those DBiltll tonea, to stop dropo ' ot&nd her twang any longer I ping your a• anr: to start enun- . "--' elating more eleariJ. """" Voice Needed Then, II you can po11lbl7 ~rothybe~evea, lhat the way afford 11, try to got somelUIODI fOU sound iJ every blt aa tmpor- tn opeeeh. Man).a4ult educa11911 ~ tant to 11amour aa the way you programs havancl\ for look, ·~d maybe more sol When free or lor • very man tel. you eilibark on a ael!·lDlprove- Many unlveriltlasllve tlltlll. meqt I'IIU!\lte. ¢• )J_~ you to At any rate, do remembet !hat . ~ ~~~.¥0~ Ylllllll u well tbe way you sound hal alDioll Hill. "" · Jl. , aa mllcl\ ~flee! tin your total 1m· ·lif\t,U i!\'n!IIIJ, too. resS!on aa tl\e way you lool:l 1 · 111!1 fllr:J wh~n tht em- ToO. L. R.: ployei'·"" "college'tdegree" he l Will toe fltla to ad'f11e 101 qq ' , reallf .m,81lll, "l!Olleit type." Be how to mariet your ltollitmi4i I doesn't need the specific degree, to)'l If Jlia Will pte _. Jo;tr ' be jual ,..~Is ,ou to~ -a cUI·~- ~ neatoc~d to~~~~ lured person. U you} tolce Ia cludolt, 10 I t!amlot pi Ill lotail "'15 .... - -- well-modulated tllld c'ttlllnted, ..Ill folL ' 1 ~ . MY AUNT 1 ~ftzl NAI> SQ,Me LADIES IN FOR T'EA ANI> THEY WERE TALKING·-. ···AND AUNT FRITZI CAUGHT MS: LISTENING BEHIND TH::: CURTAIW--- �J •' ) . ' • .'• .' ' ' I ( .The Daily Sentinel Eastern Band • Booster Meeting Held On Monday The Eastern Band Boosters A& suciation met Monda)' evening at the Tuppers Plains Higb School. Bernard Krmke, din>clor , gave an interesting report on the National Band Directors' Convention which he attended in Chicago. The Association has purchased a pop corn machine and pop corn !will be on sale at the Harrisonville and Eastern ball game Friday night at Tuppers Plaina. Candy wiQ also be on sale. All proceeds will gD to the new band uniform fund. The next meeting will be Feb. 3 at the new Eastern High School Tro~p MUD·11NTID RAIN ' The weather bur,eau nld ift~ FUNCHAL. Madeira Island UP phenomenon wia. ~-me~~~rolo~ti Enjoys Weeke11d - Inhabitants here were non· cal dcpreaslon e9Ut!1o6al of lolld'· , ~lussed by he~vy showers Tues · :~a. Hlg~ wfnda la,<ij~ .'IY~~· Alr.l• . Camping Trip aay, which stained their clothe' can desert dust cia··~ · wltb. r•ip and gave automobiles what look· di h.l h ,(" : ~• ·'· ,., . Troop 24~ Boy Scouts of Am· ed like a fresh C[llt of browu c1ou W e. ·~~~4 ' ,..e. Jlqulo erica, enjoyed a weekend camp paint. mud. ;. , ing trip at Camp Chesier and · ' ,,-• vcre accom by Sc outma!it~r -_ --_ -_ -··-_ -_ -_ · ...,...,.;,....,.....,.. ) , ..· 1ubcrt Millspanied and Assistant Scout _ __-_ _~_ _.,..__ Boy Scout ·· Kra. Henry Null was elected president of the Middleport Lit Eleuor S. Schuf - Middleport Society Editor - Phone .6079 'Tiastcl's Leonard Gwiazdowsky erary Club when they met• Wed· Lucllle Hawldns - Pomeroy Society Editor - Phone 6244 .nd Larry Hice. The Scouts h,ul nesday afternoon at the home ·or .>askctball and volley ball tour· !llrl. I. E. Harley with Mrs. For· 1aments over th e weekend. Their test Bachtel, president, presiding, son. menu includi'J two wild ~ ducks Other officers £or the cominJ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew cooked by the scoutma;:;tcrs. year are : vice president. Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Davis Dale Dutton, secretary, Mrs. Noah ittended the Winter Conference of Scouts were Duvi d Hoyt. D11vii:J I Haskins ; treasurer, Mrs. Rodne; Mr. and Mrs. Howilrd Baehtel, ibc American Legion .in Athens Zerkle, Hobert Swansun, Rieharli Mrs. John Durst returned to her Down!ng. Hayes, Jumcs Datey, Darn·ll hol!le, ~incinnati, Tuesdd), after. a Akron. and Mrs. Grace Bacht 1 Sunday. Eri~, were week end guests of ~r' Mr and Mrs. Glenn Lambert New rnf'mbers vclcd into the vistt wtth relatives. Stumbo. K!t Ncul. ~:r i ~ Chamhl'r:. dub arc Mrs. Harry Chesher, Mrs. Haro ld an<t Rich cmJ Lclil!cy, Jam Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hoffner of and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel aud fam: drove to . Mt Vernon S\J111day to meet thmr daugther, Mrs. George Emerson Jonl's :md Mrs. .lo'ran Chillicothe we,rc recent Pomeroy jJy s~s Miller, Bruce Wallace and GarJ' · visitor.s. Mrs L. w. McCon'"' and daugh·l Doolittle, and her son, Stev~n Pomeroy 0'£S Ault. Reichen. ter. D1anne, were business visitors 1Charles, Cleveland, who will ' Any boys who nrc 11 inay joiu Roll call respOnses were "What Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm spent in Columbus Monday. spend se veral weeks visiting here. Ch PI · the }icouts and are asked to toll· Shall the Busy Woman Read?" the week end In Columbus with Mrs. Horace McElhinny has re· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoger Op er On$ tact the Scout lcadcr.s ur Scout'i and the program included Caitlin their son and daughter·in·law, Mr. ceived word tha t her broher, WiJ. drove to Columbus after his mo· t• if they wish to join for 1958. Thomas' "Leftover Life to Kill" and Mr!i. Robert Grimm and fam. ha~ Warner, is serious)y ill in •I ther, Mrs .. Laura Hager, who had or ns rue IOn Boys are eligil)Je untll l·hey are 14 prepared by Mrs. A. H. Carpenter ily. • Chicago hospital. l been Vlsitmg relatives then~. ~rs. ' l<"inal plans were maac for the years of age. and read by Mrs. Dutton and a Mrs. George DaUas aod .son, Btl· H~ger went to Holz~ Hospital Districl 25 sctwol of instructions Mr. and Mrs. Dan Humphrey of review or the poetry of D)-Jan ly, and Mr~ . William Mstlock, ore tins week for a check·U~ ' which will be heM at the Pom· POINT RCCK are the guests of Mr. Thomas by Mrs. Walter Waddell. Columbus bustness vmtors in Parkersburg Max .sanborn has bU . rtlurped . eroy Masonic Te:nple, Friday, Barbara Bolen , OU employee and Mrs . .Bert Grimm. 81 , a , Januarv 17 when ~umcroy Chap· ' Pent a few days vacation at today. to dt._felrs ?eneral HO,JHl~ Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill were busThe nex t meeting will be held M~. and Mrs. William Grueser me , u~a pa JCnt. !' "5..• • ter, OES, met Tu ~ sday evening. ~om r. at the hume of Mrs. M. L. French iness visitors in Parkersburg, W. are m Columbus on business to. Celeste Ault! da~g!l;~r. 01. Jr. Maile Curd, · "Northy matron . I Va .• Tuesday. on January 22 Mrs. William day. afld Mrs. Willtaru Au,l}, 15 111 at and Harry P. Smith , worth y pa· _iist and f ederated Churohes, at Thomas. Boston, was a guest at Edward Mrlntosh of Dsyton Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and Mias her ~o.me on Front·,Stre~t. . tron. presided at the meetb~ ll :30 a. m. Reservations for the the mectm g. spent Sunday wih his parents, Mr. Carol Bachtel, RN, were in Vien~ Wilhan~ Knapp, who 15 etnplo~· The scho ol of iru lructton will dinner. must be made with Lula and Mrs. Howard Mcintosh and na, W. Va., recently to visit the ed on ~ rtve.r bo~t, spent the hoh- open .HI I{) a m with dinner be· Ne!l.5e by Monday, Jam.t'ary 13. former's mother, Mrs. J. W. Dow- days With hiS wtfe and son, Billy, ing . d . i· u· U 't d 1M h The prioc of the ~inner $1.50 ::-- - - - - ·- - - at their home on Front Strc~t. ~el vc a Je m e et ~ must accompatly the reservation Baptist Ass'n Mrs. Kalad llindy. ltrs. Tbom " Crooks. The hostess ser1td a sa l· Following the meeting lhc Rtley and Mrs. A. J Strauss werr ~ (J course ~o t~ose .named above 1 gl'Oup : . djour-t)ed to th e dinine: guests when Mr.'i. Earl Kni~hl '1 nrl M..s. Mtllar~ . Wildermuth and room for relrC~hmcnls !iCrvcd by ~ U 5 entertain ed her CannJ;Ia Club Mrs. Russell Wilson. The next Edna Schocnl eb, Marie Custer ~nstall recently. Prizes were won by Mrs meeting will be at the home or Ella Bryant, Lucille Swuckham<'; a IOn Emmett Shuler and M... Walter !Irs. E M. Blake. •DRESS •FLATS Mr. and M". Fnnk Cheeaebrew chairmen of the Young Adults oi VALUES TO $7.45, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. the Rio Grande Baptlat All.!oela· tion, presided when they met at 1 lhe Calvary Baptist church In Rio Grande Tueaday lor the lnstallo· BETTY SMAR'f LABE~ lion of officers. The Rev. w. Lu· Reg. $8.95- $9.95 .. 113 OFF .. .. !her Tracy Is paator of tho host church and the Rev. C. E. Hoyt ' also attended the rneetlmg. RORIN HOOD Officers installed by the ~v. IIOUSE SLIPPERS Gerald Brown in a special candle$1.00-$1.95-$3.95 Some Fur-trimmed Jighling ceremony were lrJr. and ' (B roken Sizes) $1.45 Mre. Frank Cleland, Racine, chsir· men; Mra. Claude Winters, Rio Grande, co-chairman; Mrs. J•mcs Btnton, Wellston, secretary-treasVa1ues o $10.95 urer. Special music for the meeting was presented by the Pomeroy Values To $6.45 church and the devotional service waa conducted by the Cheshiro church. (Smo~e-damagedl · · · · · · · A social hour followed the In· stallatlon. POMEROl SOCIETY Middleport Society I I I I I Large Gr.oup Women's Shoes 69c Utary .,....;.----- dtainCf You.thEnt.ers .Gililty Plea To T)left Of Money ,..fOI-~ ''!I'~ Fits Into ono bowt of o lwln link. Specia1 covering give• cvshioned protection for your dioheo while thoy droln dry. Features new, plastic silver cup for stand-up d!Yill9· 1 .-Racine • SENSATIONM.- VAWES McP's - Women's - Children's ELB ERFE LDS. . · . .., . _ • • . . ' $1.00 and up ') ' . 1 GRO'UP (Broken Sizes) Women's ond Chilcben's $1.00 & $1.39 SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY ,THE SHOE BOX Middleport, Ohio . -------Charlor No. 1980 Rtstrvt District No. 4 . RIPORT 0~ CONDITION OF THE POMEROY NATIONAL BANK OF POMEROY In tho ltato of Ohio. At Tho Clooo of Buolnool on Dt<omller 31 ltl7 ,ulollshad In rooponsa to colt modo bv Co.,trollor of tho cu:roncy. """"' ltctlon 5211, U. $, Rovlood Stotutoo. ' , ASSITS Cuh, b11ances wil~ other hanks. including resnve b9tancc, and caah ltc~as an proccsa of collection -·· ....•...• $1,368,444 .39 United States G()\'ernment obliiations, dirt>et and a:uarantccd _ . . _ 2.512,660.113 ObHsatlons of State!! and political -~~b:Ji~i-~i~;ls -- ··- ··· 357,770.26 Other bond!il, notrti. nnd d(lb{•r1lurcs .. _ .... .. . . 1,742.1!0 Corporate stock• lincludiux $97!0.00 stock uf fo'~dc;al · · · · · Reoerve bank 1 .. LoBaalllk ond di8COUIIIs lilll'illdillK O<l OVl•r<kaft~l) :~::::: :: 1,38~:r~:: n prcm 1ses ownl'll $14.500.00, fumiture and fixtures $12,000.00 . . .. . ... 26,1100.00 • (Bank premises owned M e suhjj!t'llo no /\ens not asliumcd by bank) TOTAL ASSI·:Ts . ..... .. . ....... . . -. . $~.M1,01i5. 31 ' LIABILITIES Plans were made for Initiation to be held on Monday, february 3 when Racine Chapter, OES, met Mon~oy evening. Ada Nease, worthy mst ron aml Arthur Nease. worthy patron presided and a report of the bud~et committee was gi ve n by Mr. Nease. It was derided to pral'tiel! Cor initiation on S11turdJy, Febru· ury 1 at 7:30 p m. Louise ..Chapmnn was reporter! ill in Whitr. Cross Hospital and Mrs. W. G. Mt'Kelvey in Meigs Genl!ral HOB· pita! and plana were made to se11d them rards. The 111\lliiDI dinner rncrting o' !Jill Past OffieL•rs Club was an· nounced by Bcrnil'C Carpenter. president, ro; Sunday, Januar·, 12 at the Marlin llcstaurant at Middleport. At \he closn of the mceling rerreshmenls were served by Mrs . Carpenter, Rt1th Barnitz, Fern Gilmore and Mrs. Nease. I Po~k & Beans • •••• t' • "... •' CherrleS .. .- .... ;... : 6 '1:~::0 59¢ Pac.tro Labol ~ .. Rod Sour Pitted, • -: ·.~ . ·~ ~·-'·' ,.l_-, •.,.. . ~· .P\•t' ·,,. . • • 2' '""·cana'$6$ · . . ' .•· .4 ~: X .. • Sweet Peas ... :::::. :~ ..... ~;"t:' ~l, 0~''., Flour -- -__ _,,. Avondale Pinto Beans. 6 N:;.:~ 59¢. Butter Beans 6 N:.:.oo 59¢ Red Kidney Beans , .•·-• 6 No.cans300 59111 Jiffy Cake Mixes • • • box 10~ Krogo • • • • • ~ • 3.1bS, 79.~~ ' I I I \ • •, • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• I • • • • • • Dressing ••••••• EmbiiiiJ --..,, 1 , ,· • • • • ; , ; - ; , Salad, I • • fo • • 10 lb. bag 79111.P .t ' I I I I I ' I I ) t 0 I Apple BuHer · vi:~,•• ':" •••••• 2 ~:- 49- P • P~•••ro a Ne. 2· 5111 Sa rd1nes ' Instant MU·...k • • "'"'" - 1,: :;,.:'..Ia.' ~ . 'u.. . &.CJ , ." ~ ...•, Label I 1 I 1 Maine. 1 " 1 1 1 • 1 1 o Dry ,· ,, ;-; . 1 ' , .ftl 10 r ,. • " ' c •. ' Top Valu~ ' · Stamp,s.r '~' •{ ·I ....,. ~ ~ I ... !? ,,, . '. • 7 Rib Loin · " '·,.' Pork " Save during Kroger's big Pork Sale! ' ••••••••• .. ,. • I • ~- I . ~ . ~ ., Pork Chops.......:~t:. . . ~:.69' . ~ Cl , Karr 1flill fe~':"teJUfied before the senate . aubcommitte. Jt ••• "' hear ..mt teoumony this afternoon !Tom Maj. Gen. John Medaria1 eommander of the Army'o rnltalle cenlA!r. Rockefeller oald that for "per· hJps two yearo" the United StalA!I will be ouperlor to 'lhe Soviet Unlon in miting power. But un· teu the "preaeat trenli" U revened lo tbat period, he ,.id, the "baluce of will tip in the Rullana'. preparedne~~ oil. ' . Friends of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles M. Pom~y an!l lam• ' ily, Newark, were delighted to learn this week that the POrn· ~roy family have be~n nominated a~ tbe ·"Family of U1l! Year" !rom t!)e Newark CO!Pmunlty and !heir names have been sent to tile Ametlcan Home Qlstrict of t~e Ohio Federation of Wo· men's Clubs. · The family inelu4es lllr. Pome· roy, putor or the Newark Firs' Baptlll Church and Iormor pao· tor q( \be Mlljdlepqn first Bap··' ·tl•t ·c~~h, loin. Porne;oy; Jllll· Abandon~ ' son' 18· "••cllil 1•· Gregor• 10·1 ' !:r ~..,. ~ "'I. 1 · · " Mnf!m:cq~(~.l!te f,.joi: a -~~· Horner \'(. Might, 6'1, died at ~elgs Gene~! Hoapltal, Thu,..tay. ~· was preceded ~atb by his '!' wife, Emma. ·: , Survlvordnclude three . daugb· era, Mrs.·Y~rglnla Eaatep, ·~ home 1111. Maxine LltU.,. Gallo~. !llrl. Bartel ~,t WJJl · nlnr famlly. lb:®t'tiilt!'itct..wby . . .· 'wiD' lie · ·~~ · iDM!ili•n .a• Af!i'!lieoa•'ofi1 , (lltddleporf'"l'r the "lW! ~~l'lllY 1 . M i l~e ,t~r" trohrian, lke Neal; Thundaynlgh' at the ·. ~ale .;~onveb!l/tn of the Jed to the recovery of a pan• Ohio <Fideiatlon 'of. Woinl!n's Club truck which waa •lolen at llarljn tn Coltim bu. t~~ .A~ri). The Ferry, o. American Hollie ~ep~rtment of Pollee Chief LeRoy Bartrur ·the Federa\lon Is . . lponsorlng aald ·~ay that Neal ootl~ lb . this cont~st so "that attention foreign truck parked lri an U\egE tnay b~' d1rected lo happy famillt·• manner in front of the Bahr Fm ma.klqg s goo~ job of family nlture co: on Rutland-st and stor livmJt. ped to iovestlgate but f9'111d n 1 Rli<J,oircments ar~ · that tjle !ant· one In the truck, but the key Jly, have two or mote' children, still on the swltoh lock. . one of wbom must be In the late Later In his rounds Neal agait teQn>; the members mwl be noticed the truck which bore lh lojal to one another, able to l'ettering "King'a Radio ,nd Tel< Bil·•Pt' themselves to any situation vision, Sales • Service, Wheelini ~ave a chee:ful allitude, a reli· . w. va." and then began checking ilous attitude and, share respon· sibllilies. The family must be ac· Alter notifying Chief Bartrum 1 tlvc in local church and civir. call was made to Baker Furnlllll'1 work of the oommunity and The to see If they had had any deliver Cojerie Club of Newark decided Jes from the King Firm. When Ba that the Pomeroy · fa111liY filled ker asaured them they bad not, • check was made with W~eeJ{tig pothoae requir«!mente.. Mr. Pomeroy Is ~ ' Mnson; a llee who verified that the green ll)ember of the Kiwlnis Club. and cresm colored panel truck h'~ serving on the board of dlreflors beep atolen from In front of the for thtl past' lwo years, state home of an employee earlier in ch1irman of Baptist Youth · rwork the evening. The Wheeling firm was to pick In Ohio;· has served In Baptist camping programs for the pasl up the truck later today after It ten years, six ' or whith he w.ua baa been checked lor finger prlnt.l Bartrum oeld. He also advi,.d that . . (Continued on Pa.ge Six) he has a couple of Jeada which he Is followina up. 1 (0. ~"''~1-lon iOUI mllailes Plana bave. a bulletin' built tor the cemetery •lth the Indu!lrlo1 Alta Depart· ment of the Kyger Creek Blgb ·S<hool milking the board and the ·malerl•ls to be paid Cor by the trustees. . The trustees are having Certifi· eatia of Perpetual Care printed wbloh they will Bitlll 111d give to everyone who is ib&CJ'lbing to ttlis new projet:t o tbe trustee~~ . The .Program Is progressing stead· ily with Mrs. Roger Kittle, Glouat· er, Executrix of the estate of !llrl. Frank McCoy sentllng $100 for care of the McCoy lots. Memben presont were McElhln· ny, Allen Hllllhe~ Doyle Shuler, Emmett Thompson, Ivan Grover, ' Mote Yeager, Perry Bradblll')'. Pork Loin End Roast:. . . . .:. .:!~;;... . . . . . . ~.38c ALL HEW Furnitu,. 100.000.00 ••• ~~ 00 i8:m:~r~ Lobster Tails ...~~~?. .. ~.~-~t. g·~ 'Salt Bacon . ~.~~~~-~~~~!~L....t:~2.9c $595 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . . ... ..... : . 366,827.87 TOTAL LIA81L1TI!:li AND t'Al'ITAL ACcOUN1'S • $11,6117,005.31 Smokl~ Jowls .. • MEMORANDA - !.; 1s.. , INCLUDES lefrtaentor ul Gu Ruge 1 ,. ~ lie1~n. ~I :!';: t. ~. u...... 48c Btlopl ... :~ :.-,. :.... t~t. 0c I I Large H~ds Ir IA·KER ,' wllb a ftujlaole~dl -·· " .... Jar 5... Salad ·······~,··· . fI t . o..TI!e ~~ ¢0,na~ . r-FiF, .· ' I~ \ .. :• .• •• ,. ti ' Per~ yp appetite• FUINiT'URE • 111 ' I PlY Only $SUO do\nt Uid tze.M per i.oaua Ia •llld...... '. 'n . . . LH• • :: . .IIIII. ~.:.':"''"'- .., ... JL .· •.· ..;: r' .. . ..,.,.......,.. \. in prepara~olf' taklltg testimony Monday from Defense secielary Neil H. ,llcElroy lnd other officials. The chairman or the senate I• ve.~tigation, Democratic Leader Syndon 1!. Johnson, hinlA!d guanl· cdly, meanwhile, that the . nation (Conlinued on Pag• SIJ) - - - - ,_ Marietta Soldier Being Rushed To Brothers Bedside NEW YORK UP- An .{rmy private was transferred at se11 early today from Ill outbeund troop transport to an inbound vessel to return to lhe bedside or his critlcally injured brother in Marietta, Obio. The Brooklyn Red Crosa said the reque&t for an emergency furlough for Pvt. Thomas Lang reached them Thursday, via Fort Riley, Kans., a few hours after Lang had sailed for a Europ2an assignment oboard the 11. i>. T. S. Randall. The Navy amnged • tramler to the incoming 11. S. T. S. Merrill in the cold midnight bours. The lferrill Is due to dock at the Brooklyn Army Base at 2 p. m. today. The Red Cross nid Lang'• younger brother, Bernard, 21, bad been crushed bY a falling tree alld was in critical condition io Marietta Hospital. The soldier will be put oo the first available plane dter rus emergency furlough papers a"' cleared at Fort Hamilton, Brook· lyn. ,William 1'. amer . .Former 'Resident .Vi~'ln ~e~g(J ·: ' ' Be ACandidate For Commissi'oner I ·ClaiDl • ed D.PY Death La· te Th0rsday · · ' '·' . Wllllan1 Warner, former 1.o~al re.sident, dll(l ' in 'Chlcitgo · Wed· ne1da~. Funeral · · ' irili · be he)d lit Chicago Sa~!rd'·~ rel~Jiv. u wbo ai( his ilslera, Poiseand Mra. ·Jobnlon. Tttnlblt, and a · Charles Meigs-Gallia Development Group To Meet 'I CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Aa10t.1 pied&<d or "-"i~nr~ to socurr iiabilitlel and • fM' other purpo.,;(:l . .... $1 .700,761.88 tMn• 15 Bhown il hO\'t~ are arter drdurtion nf : reaerve, of . . . . ........... __ $ 34,616.:19 I, Robert S. Cmt lf'l. Cath•er of the above-f'lamed bank, do 11olemnly twear t.hat the ilbo\'C sta lt~ mt.•tt is true to the belt of my knowleda:e .~nd hellel. llOBERT S. COATES, Coolller. Corrett-AIIeal: EDISON IIOBSTEITOR . " ' R. E. BOICE Dirccton. . ALFRED M. ELBERf'lELll OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS, &: and oubscrlbed before me this 8th day of 3anuary, 1968, ud certlty lhat I am pot an officer or dlreclol' of thlo bank. MANNING D. ~ Nolai7 Public. l, 11158. ' . • , WASHINGTON tUP) - Nelson A. Rockefeller warned today that tbe Untied States is "rapidly losing" Its mllltary lead over Ruula but said it is "emphatlcally not too late" to regain it. . Rockefeller is chairman of the fund which recently issued the widely publicized Rockefeller report on U.S. defenses. The rep.ott ulled for a three · - - - billion-dollar yearl)' increase in mlillry ooending and a Pentagon aJr 1f ehakeup to unify the natloo'1 de· was one of two' ari~sted In Southeaatern Ohio· IIIJ!t autumn after lbey made the ' fi\)LLOWAY . mistake of ripping three phones SHERYL . "First Baby Of The contti~~ winnpr dlljn'~ llie tbe Idea of hllvirig her P,bpto taken :n this area-two In Pomeroyoff their mountings In order to .itt such an early age from all appearances in the abOve photo. 1et coins out of them. Conno~a The new "Miss.·1~58" weighed 7 lb. 7 ounces at birth New s from Delaware, Ohla. Years Day at Holzer Hospital. Holding her is her mother Do· rhf while. brotber Danny and her proud fatber Sherllllln look Judge' Jobn C. Bacon continued The Holloway'i liave Uved at New Haven since last Octo· he case for lurther investlSl· · .ion and to await recommend&· bero, Mr. Holloway js employed as a sheet metal worker at tbe tiona of Prosecutor James 0'· Kaiser Plant. (Sentinel Staff Photo( Jrien who was unable to be at he arralgnmen~ Stolen· Tm · ck ·Is _ No. 303 cans 1 . 'ROOMS OP -- s ,/· -==;;;;:::;:;;- TOTAL LIABILITIES ... .. . ·-· ... ......... _.. $11,290,227.44 C.plt.ll Stock: , Commoo otock . lot• I '"" StOO,OOO.Oil ................ Surpluo . . . . .. .. .. yndlvlded profits ... ·.· .·.·.·.·.·.·.·:.:::::: Amerlelan Beauty Food F.eatures orher relatives. Mrs. Rome Stewart of Middle· port open! Wednesday with M". Jacob Ebersbach. Mrs. Beula~ Gibbons who I• •laying with Mrs. Claude Darst. •pent Monday afternoon at her ho1ne, S)'l'acuse.\ Mrs. J. L. Casto sp('r,t Wednesday wllh her Blstor, Mrs. Claude Darst. Demaad depo11h1 of in(h vl duals, parltl('rship~. and corporatlous . . ....... _...... $:J,220,310.08j Time depoAlb of lmlivtduals. partner~ hip s, and corporaUous .. . ..... ... . 1,299,398.57 Depo.altt of United Shtlf's Government (including pollll Ill Vllltl8l . . 113,113.81 Depoalt1 of States und poli ti~~l ·~~bdi~isl~~~ . ·-- ---- -. 643,928.57 Otber deposita (certified and caahicr'!ii chcc:ks .. ;t~.} ~.- ~ 43,17Ul TOTAL DEPOSITS .. -.. $ft,290,227.« c ....... '. - .. - An Initiation With Reds Says Rockefeller : .Pomeroy F~ly Is Nominated , Jc~::":~J~·:~ ~~~~n:.~d . .A$ 'flte ~Family9[The Ye,~" Homer W~ Might \ Uce.......... Chapter Plans )HOW . TWO ESCAPE.DFROM MEIGS-CO JAIL,US Rapidly Losing In Race Tile ~oung mjn Pac;k~rs Label. OES Program Speedup Urged David L. Connor, barely out oi his teen~ plead guilty · in Com· Pleas Cou(t here today to ~. !ntdlctments , of . stealing money, telephOne• and des.troylilll p~pert1. • = RUBBER,.fOOTWEAR ·' dish . 1 GROUP BOYS QRESS SHOES ... $3.95 1 GROUP HEAD SCARVES ..... ·-- · - ~· $4.95 19c ·' ·- ---------,..-- -----------·---- · $5.95 1 GROUP GIRLS SOCKS ' SINGLI COPY-oe Our Fashi~n Croft Dress Shoes 1 GROTUP WORK SHOES (Men's ;ltit,le"~iss .1958" Objects / -=~-~a~n~d~N~e:ll~ie~Bt~·o:::w~n·-----~==================::=::=::== $2 .oo . . 7itn-slnl_ SEMI-ANNUAL young Ad It t" f ELBERFELD$ I SHOE SALE ...... ' -... t F 1 t . • Twelfth Child Another atep toward organlza• of a lleigs-Gallla . DevelopIs Bom T0 The lion ment A!aoelation will be taken ' Family January '15 In the Kyger High KlMr.em School cafeteria when a represen· and }Irs. Henry Klein qr lative of lhe Industrial Engineer· Thomas ~"ork to dIY w~.:re announ· cing the birth of a son Paul on lanuary 7, thei r twelfth child. The new arnval at the Klein borne now evens the total at 6 boys and 6 girls. Six of the KlP.in children, ·aene, LaWrence, Mar~. Gertrude, Edna and CbarJe:~ arc all pupils at lhe ·s arISbury Twp. school. ing and Development Department or tbe New York Central Railroad will be speaker. A. T. Grover of Cheshire. chair ~ala ostef da. steed ring. colmhmitltee . m ere m ~ vanc1~g e woco~nty association, si.ld today th( rallroad representative -:- wb.osl! na~e. has not yet been obtained - 'will offer advice on organlzation and ways of action for us." Graver said recent commun.ty meetinga have stressed tho need for a bl-counly group dedicated t~ interestlnr Industry iq I!Omtns here. The public is urged tO ittelid. Meellne time II 7:30 p, m, r.::c;;~~.m. the ~ b~ld• J>T'. wh~ una~~ for : · ~· · Karr, a' IlePublietn, ~ed tlree IA!rma u a menibei of Pomeroy village eouneil 1n 1the middle 1940'L He also filled out an uoex· pired term by appointmenl in ihe last adrninlatration of ilakolm Hartley, 1940-42. In biJ last term be served u preal4mt of .oounciJ. He bas bar· bered lor 8'1 years, all in Pomeroy and zo yean in biJ preaent Joe• lion In the Hotel Martin bulldbtg. 1 Mr. Karr resides on Sprlng-av with his wife an4 foalA!r son. TOmmy Reuter, an employee iD the Pomeroy post office. The Karr'& have one daughter, Mra. Mic;ky Willlsme, and a grandson. Mr. Is an elder of the St. Paul Lulbenn Chlll'Ob. Pomeroy Baptist Church Annual Meeting Is Held Although the annual busine.. meel!ng of lbe Pomeroy Baptfn Church, Wednesday evening, had a very fuD agenda, time was taken to give due ,recognitioll to bne of their members. William Watson, 204 Laale~ Street, who voluntarily retired from. the Board of TrUst· eeJ after serving five consecutive five year terms of office, Spontanious IA!slimonials from 1 vuloua members expresse~ .appreciation on ,behalf of tljee; chUrch for Mr. Watson's long period ol contribution. ltlr. Watson Ia otlll very active In lllc..llfe of the ehurch, serving "' renFal Church School Superintendent and also as deacon. J ReportS intllcated coll!lderable progress during tbe past year·and all'"encouragiog financial eondl· ti9n. The Interior of tbe eblll'Ob edifice baa been eotirely rodecor· al<d, 1included the! Ullctuary,. prl- · mary church &<boo assembly room · all clasa rooms,'. the social rOOJII . and kitchen to the ba .. menl aiul the real rooms. Woodw.r~ :lt )11>Jng refinished at tbe JITe&'!nt.tlme. Other irnprovemeari Include 'a oew outdoor Bulletin lloanl, ••IV scarfs for· the ComD)unlon table and pulpit deslt, roupbolsterlng of pulpit cbalrs, new · cbpiJ'.chalr back covers, a large plchtre of Holiman's "Head of Cbrlst", new carpel sweeper and new hymnals, A room hiiJ! also hi!en remodeled for use as the chlll'Ob acbeol alld church office. Cub Maater Orvffie ·wu... ed that � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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