https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d0053bc61c5864be8c717a7fe6f60e55.pdf 2887707847104d5cdc2562c66c187092 PDF Text Text 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 �, I \ • I ' . DAILY 1 2-Dafiy Selltinel, Pomeroy-Mid~~~ .• jan. io, ~~ f ct:1 S~NTINEL Channel3 -Friday fwo Local School D·istricts Near To Naming Moving Day Into New, Mod.ern Educational Plants Here n I L dT 8 0 Eflic1ent buildings and modern education- Whcn bond issues are proposed for im· provements hke new schools argument always 1s raised lhat approval will make "taxes too high " tain Young people will depart from .o ur high schools better prepared to compete In the race for tivhhood, more on a par with metropohtan gra<tuates in the college level, better equipped to act In business or their jobs, and prepared to function in community service organir.atlons. That's one kind of progress. 4:4~ Modern Romanc~• D:OO ~omedy Time D:SO Spinach PlayboUH 61~ Sports Eye 6 :~ to oeek a sober ~eatherwll 6.3(1 News Picture NBC Newa Death Valley Days Tr Jth or Consequence• Colll't of Last llesort Life of Riley M·Squad The Thln ll!an Cavalcade Of Sporta !O:fi Red :8afben CorDill' 6:4~ 700 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 ChannelS- Friday est!· Warming Trend The most careful studies Indicate that with B , } all these dreams having come true, Melg• and nngs We come its neighboring counties will not blossom ov. R li f F C ld erntght Into a boom-to-the·moon economy. e e rOm (} No B·oom- To- The-Moon ·productlo~, It :00 ·News lle~dlluee tho Nell House In Columbus,1Feh 3-G. • Leonard Bettinger, Swanton president of the oraanizatlon, says the program will eover lhanntl 3- Scltdr s':l5"'ilfll Ou ' 8:80 Circle '- llndl *· Servicemen 8.00 Captain Kangaroo 8'45 CB~ News 9.00 Jlorning Show• 10 OU liarry Moore 11:30 Dotto 12:00 News at Noon 12:10 Katie's Almanao 12:15 Love of Life . 12.30 Sear<it lor Tomorrow IZ:45 Guldmg Light FILM AYAILllBLE Any organization or club that I 00 Katie's Kltehen would like to show a March of I :30 As the World Turllf llllCS 111m is asked to contact 2:110 l!eat the Cloek onald Roach, 657 First Avenue, 1:~0 Houoeparty Middleport, local March of Dim· 3 00 Big Payor! es chairman, who has a film 3:30 The Verdict r, Yollltl wh~eh is available at this Ume \ UO Br~gbler Day I 4 15 Secret Storm WSCS MIET!NG 4 30 Ed~e ol Night The Women's Societr of ChriSt- G uO Early Show (,on Serv1ce of the Umtcd Methodist Church w!ll hold their regu· 6·30 Your E"o Reporter lar meeting at the church, Tues- 6.45 Sparta Parade day at 7 30 p m. Mrs Richard 6."55 Weatherman B~uer, wife of the District Super. 7 00 Mr District A!IOI'II'J lntendent, will be the gueol speak· 7.30 Playhouse uf Stars er. In Case of inclement weather 8 00 Trackdown , that Mrs. Bauer cannot ccuno. 8 30 Zano .(it'll!\ 'l'heatorr ., , other provisions for a progril'll 9 00 Mr Adams and Eve Dally Sentrne1 Daybook Fury Andy'• ' Ganr ' True Sldl')' DeteeUve'a Dairy NBA ,Pro Basi:~.U 19M! senior liowl ro0tb4U Sky Kina News PICIIJI'I Spor!l Eye • Fejlenl Mea Siturday >ltdtt ..T~ People Are l'uiiB7 PetrY l;.'.omo Pollr Bercen Gl!ele 11alll(o.p;ie · ,End of the Rainbow Your Wt Parode NeW1 H~dlloea Weat!Mrealt Nllewitch Sign Oil OHIO VALLEY FHD CO. ....... - ."........ .....-. ·- g TRACTORS BALERS MILKERS See Fourth DIVISI'on Am,..n'can Le11ion der Don RoachIs Speaker (, . The Daiiy WllUAMSON FARM SUPPLY .. i l"OV Here's The Story from: Channell3- Satun1aJ .611JJ0r: at }tzAm, IMAiiiL \ TDBe ""w rEED'N' WORM NICHOLS ,_,., 108 PROVICO MILLING and fEED CO. CARM.EL Additional Witnesses Called In Trial llVI l TRACTOR DOWNSHIR IVERY 1~ MINUTES • ' ~ J J HUNTINGT6N, W. Na. UP Additional prosecutiori witnesses were scheduled to take the sland today in the fourth day of a U. S. District Court tnal of six Lincoln County men charged with federal election law violations. • ' ·MIPDLEPORT. FE.D MILL 1 ;. •' -·We '* Custom Grinding Mldd eport ~~~~$~~;.~~;;;;~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;, year<>ld Jay C. brother, Atkins, Talmadge, 23, and hbbotb 2(). of Columbus, Ohio, testified Wed· nJ:Bday they drove Dewey Qyer. one of the defendants, to Detroit to obtain absentee votes for per· sons running for office in tbe 19156 general election in West Virginia. Jay Adkins said tbe trip wu made on instructions from Qrcuit Clerk George Chandler Jr., an· other defendant. "Chandler wanted us to see some' people In Detroit about vot" Jay testified. He said 13 perregistered to vote in Lincoln were eontacted and asked m the absentee ballota th~ had with them. , s81d the voters lilted 1D the at their homes end the taken IQ Chandler Jrilb' notarized. U. S. Attor· Dunean Daughterly said th11 Ulegal. of the willlesses alleged the voters were lnstrueted to the FBI fal se information U ahoUid ever be questioned. r ', I \ ~ ~· 1957Parlilall *SO with TA e'nd· ,, TRACTION~C~tfTROL ! Puhn~ to down..&ift, upolltlft. ~.._., , . plowing! Get ~% more.puU.power •: •on !It' .. 10., •.willl Torque Am~ ... ..W:tip tq a • . ton of IIIH-8flp 1nctlon-Wil,ih.l ' ., ,with New.Tracllon-Colllrol s.~ ~rme; keep .~·lhi-ao wHli: '57 rulznau 3$01 •, • EQUI~PMENT ' ' TOWING ·""' ~ " ., ' Falt·Hitcb and Piloi'Ouide. I -~- CULLIG4N FOR FEED CO-OP 8 P.M. JANUARY 15 Cp-OP OFFICE Production Of Adas Js HAU lNG SERY.JC& . 11 1 11 i1Wup.. btof:- Olive Jngrallm ' fiA'MID for topa In power loacllng POMEROY I """"Y Ra~io Some opole ean ;be ,1tmoved from leU.llala an~ tuede lhllel by 111bblng l!(blly Wllll''-ftdpaper or an emery board. AT BROILER GROW·ERS Daily !UOrointre Star . tborlty." -' _..,__...;),......,._ f ATTENTION 12:10 p.m. on 990 spot £:ndT;;;;~ On Yqur up In •roduction and for more ml..lle Ulllta. But be 11id the only respon" "hao been directive~ looking to ward a proP"am that Is lower tha,n phylical capablllliel would permit" St'b;iever'a !etllmony followed a eomplainl voiced before th, tubcomm!ttoe Wedneoday b: Gen. Thomu D White, Air Foree ebiel of olaf!, that fund• for the Intercontinental ballls!J" miu:ite program were inadequate In the new administration bud· get. Accord111g 1/1 Subebmmille• Chairman Lyndon B Johnson D Tex., Schriever !bought tbu Tho d Atl 1 1 r an oppofed •• m '"I!>e development-aa r.t·oduil tlon-waa proctedtng adequat.tly But he aaid the seneral t~ough! the development prograw. for the Titan mlulle cauld b< occ.le· rated. summ_.lzlng the v1ews of Ll Gen. lan\e11 M. Gavm, Army re ~earth and dtvelopmenl chief White and Schrtever-whom h~ deacribed aJ "the th ree oulstanj· ing expertl" who hne testlfteli In tbe put two dayt-JebiUon said Ill of them: Sa1d production rates could be ino'eued IDd should be In· creued, Tbat they had so recom mended but that these recommen~ttono had not , been ap proved." Frldat!tbe , aroups plan to queaUG NeLson Rockefeller in a publlc slon about the reeent ''Roekef-!Jier Report" calling for b1g int!reaJeB tn tlef~rue spend· ing. While ~aid Wednesday hi • plea• for more ICBM fundi were denied although he made "every plea before every proper au- SWINE FEEDER MEETING Jr. Town' Meetlal ' Captain j(angaroo 111rhty ~rwe PlayboiiH Garden C)ub Jimmy Dean IAiue Raqer Bla PictUPe Pro Hockey TV Ctasii)'()Om Record Hap • WIEH Philo thea Society Monthly Meetino .Held Thursday For Christ • mas up') perCeDl TRACTOR SALES Channel13- Friday •• WASHINGTON UP-Ohio , .. tained Ita poaiUon u lbe na !ion'• Ji!th laraeat coal produo lng 1tate In 111117 deapiOe a drop In the tonna&e mined during 19311 Belmont 1nd HarriJon counties oouthwesl of Steubenville, and Warren County In 1 SouthweJiern Ohio were the leadiq producen " Ohio mined 36,00.000 ton• of bltumlnou1 coli. The slate ha• nearly ~ mine1. Altbouah OhiO production de clined almott three million tons compared to the 19156 to•·• of ~ 38,943,000, the slate wao out· ranked only by Well Virginia, Penlllylvan!J, Kentueky and II! lno11. The National Coal Aun '"~ the Ohio production would hav• bee~ hl&her. but for the flow of Jore1gn reatdual o1l to indu.J trial and natural au markeb in the Ea!!l Co ..t. The ISIOtlltton poJDted ou' however, that Obto ulllllle& wer; expected to atep up their de mandJ for coal thiJ year when elgbt new unKa, generating more than one million kilowats, 10 Ln· to operation. The association aald electrie ullltties were the best cU5tomm lor coal and that Ohio f~rmi burn m~re ooal than utilities of any other slate. Mai} Burden FULTON THOMPSON WHTN-TV Cl,annet·13 Melas County News larae earo. Alfii'OW 2ll 11 aleo listed " a variety with proml1e For home gardeners wilhlng an excellent quaiUty aweet 5orn Seneca Chief Ia doing a good job, but the eara are too small f•• eommereial purposea. Other home garden varletiu would Include Golden CroBI Bantam and Gol· den Security. FOR Channell-5..., Rather, there will happen a steady climb Fair woather greeted Ohio;~, in living standards tver our entire area, with today In th form of a warm al• a slower but just as ~ertaln •··rA-e In peo- mRII that oenl temperatures well "' IIIN' above tbe normal mark for thto pie as the trend of population movement time of the year. from rural to urban areas Is reduced. The mercury b<>gan rlaing 6:30 2Dth Century ahortly after mldmght, and by Exp~rience has indicated that large Indus· ounriae Cleveland and cotumbu~ 7·00 O<llden l'loyhow• 73U Perry Mason Show tr1es serk first to use the at-hand labor force, replaced by the warmer atr, ar· 8 30 Pick lr the lluel)'ll whtch 6urely Is to our lilting Manager!&! and Cincinnati 32 and ZanesviKe 2.1 · The ehange was a welcome rc· 9.00 Oh, Susanna supervisory people are brought into expand- lief after a long vu1t by the 9.30 Ha"' Gun, Wlll Travel lng areas But these folks by the nature of aeaeon's coldest temperature' 10.00 Gunsmoke 1ent lhe mercury tumbling · We expect ,now with e~cellcnt forttfying mo dern Indus t ry are reIativeIy few compar· that 10·30 Olllclal Deteellve around the zero mark. ll.OO Now1 evidence that a large modl•rn industnal cd to the total employed. r li:IO The ~te Show The fflgld air mass moved 'ou• _Plant will noBe able to by-pa!!S .¥,1g8 Cnun· Th e key InII uence ot _new' Industry Is that over the Atlantic Oe<•an and ,,., hsve been made. All members Bfe ty many moW years. The power is here Ap· young people no longer have to go cltyward reyplaccd by the C.rmcr au , uc· urged to attend and members Of all WSCS groups In M01gs County proximntc~ 2,~00 acres have been purchns· to ftnrt jobs with a future to them. cording to the Weather Burca>1 I are invited to attend. Tempci'Eitures were expected tu ed in Letart Falls for use by industry ~·m·m· o·so Patrice Munsel Show Certamly Ohio Power's $21 million for Its be well above normal for tha ALLEN LEE HARRIS 10:00 Ollt .t3 ,ers In the Great Bend area, aci'Oss from Kats· Sporn Plant is symbolic of the revolutionary next savelill days, with a chance 10:30 Stato Trooper 9'44 ~lgn On ' rain or snow on Snnrbl' Allan lee Harris, son of Mr :er's Ravenswood works have been receiving cha·nge abou t t o be i nvo ked here. And we of Aaome 11·00 News ''docp frceie • lh nl hrll a11d ~lr s F1a uk lhn 1s uf 1\lason, 9'45 Morning Movie ljulet offers for extt•ns1ve tracts or IHnd bor· should be pl ea~e d that almost ill! certainly Florida in ils gnp for seve> ,;I 11:15 ')'healer 13 11.00 Adventures m Lcarnmg \ loft Sund:~y l ur Norman, Ok l ;~. 12.30 S1ga Off dering the river 11.50 Neighboro we sholl have time to bloom time to plan days gave a !mol squec'" Thuro· homa. where he \Uti rcrcJve ap~ . ', ' reported 28 degrees. TolNlo 30, 12 05 Noon News proxima tely l1vc weeks of tram These industrial footnoles are the 111 u1n 10. gouung an opportumty to amve full growP. beaon lo looocn ils JCY hold 12 15 Llberace mg as an elec tronics techmelan Bplrations lor more optimism today Yet we In a healthy way. 12'45 Movie Quick Quiz Although hngermg cold orr In lhe U. S N;ny 1:00 Gretchen Wade ~bow 12.59 Sign On • clung to the AUanttc Coa8t slatf!q Harris joined th e Navy Ol'l I:30 Mnvle Matinee 1:00 All Star ll!orie Matinee during lhc nivbt, ranging from October 15 nnrl was stationed 111 2:45 Pat and Mike 3:30 Lllble Time .... ~4,.t ~below zero In New England to th~ 3:00 i\rn•riean Bandsland Gt·cat Lakes, Ill., where he under 4:00 All Sler Golf upper 2\ls In northern Florula, went nine weeks of Rasu.• 1'ratn· 3·SO Do You Trust Y011r Wiler ~:00 Saturday Spor\s Review ,omm~n the leading edge .r warm '"' ing. He had been ul the home of 4.00 American Band!l!and 5:15 Pe,..Qnal Profile rrom the central portion of thn w a.oo Buccaneers 5:30 S.turday News Rovlew Don lloach, Fourth Divlston commander, American Legion, counh·y reached western ox· his parents. since Dec 21 He Is • graduate of Wahama ft:30 Mickey Mouse Club 5·45 Comment Tlw Philuthru Soc1c1y ,1tlt>rul ed spoke at the weekly meeting of Feeney·Bennett Post No 128 tremeo ollhe area. 1 High School, Cluss or ID57, and 8:00 Cartoon Club 8:00 Let'a Talk II Over tht• \\Cek of l>rll\'1'1' fi' IVIt'<'i ll' at the Legion Hall, Wednesday evening. ' · ' The u. s. Weather Bureau said Is a member of th e Ma~on ~1etho· I e:24 Five Sbn' Final 1 6.30 20th Contury Theater th(l Church of Chn~ t 1 !nu ~ du v Ronch, a past commandet or the local Post, gave a report that temperature• were about 10 dlst Cbureh ' 6'43 New• 8:00 Country Music JubUee evening hefore ho,·rnu !hell' 7:00 1 Search for Adventure 9:00 Lawrence Well! monthly lllNliJJ !! In !h1• 1·hurt'h on the attacks being ronde by pressure groups on certain vet· delfeea higher than • doy mller 7:30 Rin Tin TID 10:00 Mille W.Uaoe Intontew JOclol room Mrs Cr ur~:t• l'llllds eJ'ans' benefits. He said "This year we are faced with one of from western New York Into wes· In northern Minnesota, there was · 8:00 Jim l!owit :0:30 MAyflower Newa tern Georaia no other preclpttatlOn in th • prosatcnl. prC's!dmf uud th ~ Ute worst years for the war vet· 10·311 :.otb CeniUlf Theater .There were fean, however thai country. 8:30 Waller Winchell File opcnJng pr&\Cf Wll! J: lvun hy Mr s eran• sl fl cc 1933 wllh proposals to elooe ol the meeting by Ralph 12:30 Sian Off awaited return to A warm 1na: 1ren d whi ch ex1enc·1 Fred I r.urt.lrur w11h \It s ~1Jnn• r· be llre 11ented to Con ~re:J& to cut Martin. "thO ea&erly I" lh · Off' II te many vctrran's benefits that cers present were: Comnorm• •ummery wea. er m d f T Gilmore muling the senpture were arhJCvNI through the efforts mander, Lewis Long; second Vito Florldo may b..e come too late. ' e rom the Dakotos dawn to ex· ~ORIOn of the "'''""'or World War 1 Commander, Lee Smith; Adjutant The multl·nollllon dollar e1truo " eontinued Its eaalward mov"' 10 and Mro. Erneat l9~D If lhm prot""'' are accepted Richard Plekeno; Finance Officer' lndumy had been dealt Us sec· ~ent, ,eausltn~ ie~pcerat~res ' e1 J, Bolen, ' dec., Salem andMr.family .A During the short buslneo::s 1 Wcol. of Cbeablre, l!rl. lllJI. ··1meeting Mr~ Childs Tl'por!t•d u 1 11 Wi ll \'lrtually eliminate veteran~: Cheater Erwin; Service Ottleer: ond heavy blow within a month, rae ons e ~u! oas · alfld. Mva... , to Winnie c. B'1' nie Roqsh, visited Mr. and Jln. Except fo~ possible •now fiur· their tu le o( rn111 rn kt dUJm· twn <·""' by lower in~ Income IJml· Don Roaeb; Chaplain, Paul Hap. and fruit and vegetable farmer. len Stout, et al. Douqlas Clrele and familf Wed\he hoh rla v~ and ~11 ~ lluhun J(cl~ tlluons. reduce pensions by cle· tonatalli Paat Commander, Roacoe expressed fe or the unscasonal rlea Jn I strtp !rom North Dakota Catherine, F. Wogan, et al par· melda1. 1 benefits Fife. eold weather may hove killed Into ,the Great LakOI, laJr ~kJos '' ,bel reJJortcd on thtHr project 1rl' dueling social .' • eels, Lebanon to Wmnle C. Stout. Uorothy Bush, q{ Spiller,. spent their nope outrlghl were seen for moat of the nation ploclnl( candles 111 thl! window~ rrom them , scnp tho veteran's Jacob Van lleter and I Maud Thursday night with Llndli(:lrele. 1,1 The Dakotas, known lor their easl of the Rockies Light snow ot Nclgs Grncl'~l IJolpltnl for housing program; make smsll VIII , ~let, P'U:Celo, Le~anon, tn l>l!:' ~ Brinker· llid lin. lumi> aetllenronls ol future claims bitter wlntm, enjoyo~ hlghe• W81 foreea!l! for the norther~ ,.Chrllllllas ro~ !"Dale Van Metet·. I!P!t1• Cii~Jfit ' t II and family e.Ued tu vt•lcrons with W81' wound~ which lcmporature!l Thurlday than Flor pliteau · and part• ~f the Rock Mr!l. 011J1 fl1, 11 ~h Willi l'llt!l l · Jre not 11ovcrc ut the 1)rcsent Unw, lfn, · , ;r,~er. of Racine, By lrnt~ 1. l~!t Ida Huron, S. D., bested Miami Mountaln ranee, whdc ram con· '(li~lmflord, 72 3-4A, S~em to tD ..-kil ~ OODi · • • l. ' man Of !hi' ho «(('sH tjlOliJl !HI(: fro<•ze the number or a\'atlahle VA I ,;' ' ' •; ··· 1,'\ Word was rocelvtd here of th~ with a D4·degree temperature llnued alon~ the West Coast. 'ftl ~lii ·W, ~4 Jlealle, Jealie. ... r~s. Volllll TAJIII)' ~p{ the ~ th~y 8t'll't'd n lleswrt t·oursc trr ho•pllnl beds ' In alvlng the re· sudden death ol Ru""ll Heuloy reading, one degree 10ore thon ndi Ml~!CWI, 200A, OIJve, week end at her home beN. , mcmbNs und two gut·.sts Mt $ pori. the spo•akor urgod lho Le· or Akron, roeenlly. He waa the the resoM citY's Dll high. to< 'eUie Alldrew, Mr and Mn. Paul Smith vlllted Sprlngn a11d t'tril 1 Gartl glonaJrcs to fight these proposals former husband of Nellie Holter, Ernest· 0, Saundei'J, parcels, Rains oeellJ'fod tn a Jenoral, Ura. Dixie Smith at St. Jo1eph pastor ur thr (hllft:h Chester to Je11te L Sounder•. and to unite for the fight with all a girlhood rtaldont here. pattern frOIIJ moat of Clllfornh Hospital; Thlll'lday, ' lames M. (lld Bertb• Long voteJ•ano bills Pbyllb VanMeter was Into WaohlftiMn. but most d~ OB<ar Smith of Laurel Cliff II ~ A, Si1~m to Robert 'M. Hill. "SCALP!D" INDIANS lie 88id that In 1958 tho Legion recently married IG Dennla Lab· poalll were ltght. 1 vtalltn« his otster, Mri. Dan Roble, lot, Salbbury, to Other than a (ew mow nurrle• Smith and fan>iiY HOlLYWOOD UP - The Wild Is pl•dged to fight for lncreaaed dell of Findlay, Ohio, and they Job b. ··well ain't what II used to be. bcnefih and will have many billa were tho wookend, New Year'• • Warnor Broo hired 200 Indians before CongreiS, but that the vet· gueato ol her father, Chesler u extras in tile Kanab, Utah, crans must fight or 1010 their ben· Van Meter and aona. Uta for a western rnoVle betng efllo II lo lmpo1Sibte to contact all filmed there The studio ofrl<lah veterans but Roach urget e\•ery d· Pfe. Dana Vu litter wbo 1pen1 )llll'ned they would hue to order lglblc veteran to )uln the Legion hll furlouab with homt folk• 1~ Indian · olyle wlgt from Holly. and take an active part In the or· hu returned to hll ataU011 In wood because mo»t of the llldhms gunlzatlon which was foundod to Auiii!Jta, Ga. kd erew eu\1 a:mat the veteran$. In conclusion, Mr. an4 !Jn. IAWI'flct Rosa Roaeh alated that the J.eal•n wu and Anaboll were the New Year's completely In favor of all dcfenae guesta of their 10n, TOII!Il)Y Joo Sentl,~el prepara\lono but not at the ••· and family, 1\P'Dn. Mrs !)ana Ableo II very or at O!VOTEII TO INTI!Ili!STS pcnse or the veteran. ljp IIII!IGS·MASON AREA Lewis Long, Pollt Commander, tho Holzer H9_1p\tal, Mill a.ao• - - 7 bN ft· Watton•! advertlllng repreaenta. was In charve of the mectlnl and Bottlneiii·Kimball, Inc, 1M3 Henry Clatworlhy, chah·man of tbe tul'l)ed to ber 11u91ea at Taylor l.ulnct<>n Avo., Now York City, Giftl for the Yanke Who Gave" Unlvcrolty at Upland, IUlnob. project, reported that Poat 128 gnve an avL•ragc of $1 44 per ment· MAIKn III'ORT ber lor lh11 project and he thank· CINCINNATI UP - Produce: ed all who aiSialed Roscoe Fife Eggs, aleady, pr1ce1 at farm., tave a report of the Winter Con U. s. consumers wbllea an4 rate•. Dt!llvery b7 '~;:;:•~:~~~ ·f ovallable 30 cenu fcrcnce m Athens whco Feeney· browna A JumbOI 37-42, m..u, · one year in a11vance at Bennett Por.t rtcflived a quota 40_.2, A lara• !3-;17, A medlunt Sentinel ofllco, m 60 •ward for membership. Commanct· 30.3D, A amall :l&lla, B larre 2~ , $7'.80i three m<mth&, er Long rcpm·ted t~at there are 34, FOB whltel alld browna, ~ By motor route \Vher~ avail· 173 mcmlll'r~ ln the Jlo~t Rnd that large 42-44, A medl11111 fiH2, 8 0110 month $1. By mall one an cHil(tbh• veteran ls tnvltcd to large 41Hl. "'; olx monlho, S4.26; thlet i'tSJt Lhc IJOilt. Chlekena fryer• lc hlaher: Hoach, 11\C&i M.rch of Dlmea ~~~~~~~.~ ·D·O·~·:!one $1. e~o chalrmr.n , ~howed a Marcb ot lryera 3-3~ lb 18-20, hena, heavy ~ every mo•lh, afternoon The Ohio Valle1 Dimes frlm and the Post pl~ea type 17·20, h~., l!iht type 10.11 at 110 Mecllllllt their oupport to tll.la proj!« and Volu!!i• "~ ~ iljajr!b\ltlon o. olfU. ma4J tenlaUve l'lel!l IOf fOI!II ~C. on ltf-r.t 4J,Ql!9cal,~ '-'._!100 ·~ ID alld 8,000 a ~ · p•oa• tivttleo lor tbl1 WOrll. llelreabmenll wert Ml've4 •I lilt I!Ut\F 80 IOQN Ul ' ' ' bal W&l WIUmeyer at the vegetable arowen meeting thl1 past week Bl the Letart Falls School. The meeting arranged jointly by VoAJ Extension groups according to ·some tdeas may be the last meet~ng of aueh a group In that area If the expected Industrial growth takes place aoon W1btmeyer In report1ng on th~ quality situation reported thai growers would· be wJ!>e to che<"k to see if they have dcCictt:ncJe!i in minor elements such as boron, maganese and molybdenum. lfl some parts of the state .!iUCh minor element defiCiencies have been the cause of poor quabty. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middieport, 0., JIJ!. 10,1~ Growers should test one or more new varieties each year to detcrmino If It fits Into their growmg and marketing situatiOn II " mtereatmg to note tlljlt fresh market sweet eorn growing in Ohio has mereased from 8,000 Take a )).14 Traetor •. , t... acres m 1950 to 15,200 acres 1n Pllone 3751 Rae!11e enau1h ID atep on and off ••• A sllortaa:e of boron causes a 1957 Swe~t rorn consumption compact •• eaily handled , , , break Gown In the Pit in tho per capita bas also Increased . '•, pluo POWER DIRECTOR center of stems in such plants a" from about five pounds per per· wtlh oil..,..,bicmed clutA:h acllon ' cabbage and cauliflower. Twn son elght yean ago to better than that perm1\l 1111-lh.. go ebllfi!!r pounds available boron per acr! eight pounds last year. - oreaainJ ahead or beck while bucket move& up or down. is the amount wbith should be Disease control l'efommendasbown by soil W!tB. High hme lwns for 1958 are the aame as for Plus a No. 14 Farm Loeder , , , tailor-made for the D·l4 levels of PH 6 8 to 7 helps to lll57 For control of leal bhght' troctor •.• wilh a 6-bwbeleom· make boro11 unavailable as doe3 Mancb materials such a1 Mamat• bmatlon buokel that liiW bi&h extremely hot weather. If grov. - ~ or D1thane M-22, or Zineb mafor easy loading of truckl , .. or ers feel lhey have a posalble tenalt such as Dllhane z.78 and a 76-mch .Up-on IDOW bucket. shortage of this element they Parzate applicatioll seem. to be It'athe loodin'til outfit you'vo could try a simple ted ustng the most com\)10nly used. Some everllef!ll-or uaed. Let: Ulahow borax obtained from a grocery grower! are .still using matenals you. store. Apphcattan should bo! such as Zerlate and fixed copper ALLII•CNAUII•I made at the rate of 20 pound• m an alternating schedule. JAW Mil UIYICI per acre. In the control of worms on Maganese deflclenclcs may 00 eabbage Rotenone is still the noted by th.e leaves of plants commonest and safest to ~.J: for packaeea, such as tomato yellowmg wlt11 but tf this does not comn.11 ' and other supplle.s on A the veins remainmg green Thi'l worms a new matenal, Phosdr1n separote women'' proKram Ia be· element may be applied by spra1 may be used at the rate of ~ to lng planned, with M(.. Robert apphealwns. Four to SIX pound• '% pound per acre. but not wilhm ' ' Cuthb<>rt, Groveport, 'Ohio, chair· ol maganese aulphate In 100 gal 3 days of harvest. ~drln mater· Ruilllld, Ohio man of tbls aotlvltY. Ions of wtler w1ll correct th:s ~als may be used, but not alter , George B Gan~ard, Franklin deficiency where it e<lail On• the head forms. PHO~E 419 POQRGY County Agricultural agent, is aen· hundred and fifty to 2110 gallon• The auention of grbwtrs wa.; i) 1"' '1~;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;~~;;::;;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;;;;;;;;;;:;:;~;:;:~ j oral convention chalnuan. of solution should be applied per called to !he fact that the Miller w••HINGTON UP _ A rl· ----~~---------------------. i' • Officers of the 011oelation, In acre. Amendment now place• the res•.,.me to Bettinger. are Jack Several growers reported on I ponslbihty on the grower for cans sent nearly 3 per ftnt mor~ BaoqUin, Big Prairie, vice pres- their cb01ce of varieti.. in lorna controlling inselrticides and lun· ~Chrialmaa mail last year than 1'; Krauabur, Cleve· toea and sweet corn Valiant g~eide residue on marketed fruit. 1950 the Post Office Departmen . FABM pre1ldent or greenheuae seems to be lho most common and vegetables Growers should reported toda~. BUREAU C. A. ftidy ~r,, Newcom tomato var~ety used. Some ather follow cloaely !be reeommende~ f The department l!ld reports erotlow:u, vice pruldenl of potato early varieties for otaked lorna· amounts and length ol tim~ be· rom tbe 31 leading pol!! offices Wednesday Night 1.1'10 <<Jon and Kenn~th Zellers, toea •¥ggeoted Include Morton lore harvel! to apply the mater· han~lln& about half of tbe nat 1100 5 Hortvltle, vice president of truek Hybrid Big Early Hybrid and 13 1s Accurate records of date of mall ~bowed total holidaY eropa aeetlon. Leo Gallln of Early Red Chief. application and amounts of ma· revenuea of $92.539.rl9l , Colm!'bul Is treuurer and E. C. According to Mr Willmeye>' temls to use may save the grow 1 Dec. D through Dec '1!1 Wittmeyer, Ohio Stale Unlverslly results at the Marietta Truck er a lot of trouble. ' 'Eltelllioq bortlcui!urlst, seerc· 1Crops Experiment Stat1on in 1957 With some of the newer lnsec·, The figure was an lncrea" of tary. showed Morton Hybrid yielded liCJdes such as Pmate and TE11' 2·95 Per <en~ over the $8t,e37, .4W. I . Dirtctoro !JO Ferrla .Owen,, Ne 33,000 pounds per acre of fruit growers must be very careful 1r 299 total durmg the aame holiday 8 wart; AI Gerhart; North R1dgo· to July 26th w1th 58 percent crack th e handling and application of mailmg aeaoon year before. StlfES MfJNBI'! yUle and Cllnlo11 Sellr; Cl.ein· free. Big Early Hybrid prodU<ed the material as well as in tho natl about 300 paunds less per a,ere control or the residue left on FlRM BUREAU with 114 percent erack free. Va1· 1the lru1ls and plan\1. tant produced over 26,000 pound• In the control of corn ea• WILLIAM WALKUP per aere Wllh 86 percent crack WOrm it WOS pOinted out !bat the · free. Another variety Glamour egg Is laid on the silk and afler WEST COLUMBIA, WEST VIRGINIA \ ' lll'O<!.iWl!;\liO~ wt)\110 Ill'' cem ~atchmg the earworm travels a S~ed Of >tbe"'lrulta' crack ' liee. The relatively shoot diStance "tlt gel , ' cJIWKs 'Si'AR'TED ............ : .. .. • .. . 4080 lfiAin · difficulty wit~ lhJS variety Inside the husks The distance dl~BER ~OLD • .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. • .. • 4100 appean to be the fruit may be from the side of the egg hateh W~SHING'l'ON UP-Maj. Gen I PllltNII, ltft Wtltr II ' / to the husks is the only are• I Bernud A. Schrtever, head or LIVABILITY .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. , 98% IIIUU~ ~~~ ·sweet coi·n varieties the where carworm may be controll· the Air For~e .Ballistic missile f AGE , .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . 10 WEEKS SOFT WATER SERVICE earliest variety fGr commercial ed by msccticides. DDT applica· pros:ram, testified today that pro DATE SOLD ....... ..... ... ... Sepl. 24, US1 use is North Star wh.ich has ap· tions as soon as the ~ilk appears d~ct~on ~f the Thor and Atlas alao proximalfiY M da)'l maturity aqd on two or three day inter· miBBii~~. ~n •dnd ~ot"ldth be ·~·~ AVERAGE WEIGHT PER BIRD .. , . . . . . . . 3.68 Seneca Dawn is very similar to v.als should control this earworm. crease yon w a e aFEED CONVERSION .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. U8 Plllosl AutomaUe l!f Semi Au- North Star. Golden Beauty, Car· Mr. Wittmeyer potnled allen· ministration has authorized. tomalle home med Soften· TOTAL COST PER POUND OF MEAT ...... 14.7 mel CrOSll and Hoosier Golden tion of the growers to the losses Sc.hid ever told the Senateh phred 1 era. IIIIer& pare ness subcomm1ltee e a YOU CAN are also mc\uded m the earlv sur l ere d from t he use uf 2, 4 D b .11 d b th b 1 d it and 2. 4, 5T which are weed ami su mt e o !er a an wr persOnnel were held durm ~ brush killers near tomato ftel"; ten recommendations for a speed 110FT WAT.ER . SERVICE November and December, when It 18 Important that tomato grow THE USYWA\' a total of 325 fertilizer sale~men ers acquaint' thelr neighbors With heard Experiment Station agrono- the fact Wl.at small amounts or Phtnt llti'X tr ~ Noo, I• ... l'lnl ..... ,.. .,.. .... RIIUSWOIMS mists ducuss sml nutrition, planl this material dnftlng in the a·r &WAn pip elf- .... - · - food' research, etc. HIGHER PROFITS may brmg serwus dam~ge to the I. Kilo~ .... tomato ftelds. It may be necessary lo 11lso contact authorittct r ... da Mu '" f.... A - aado spraymg roadsides, weed banks hnrolll)'<bo f... ..WIU.. .... and other areas to see that the ...,w,.._. the Jol>-.<afel, .....- ..... 'J applica Lion 15 not made while 7. St.,.-' ,.... - IIlah ....... , ......... tomatoes are growmg or that extreme care and low volatile ••dlt.u. · - ..............., l.-4wiot MIDenvWe · PhOne 130 ...... .,. 'Pit,al ,."M lw ~ Route .U4 Corms of the materials be used. crm..lllooo ' . . JI'Oilta. The Rtltf aod lleddJ Show 9:30 28 Men 10:00 The LiRe Up IP:30 Per~on to Persoa 1.1:00 Newa 11:00 Sc•nn•nr the WeatiJer\ 11 :19 The Late Show 9:00 9·3D 10 .30 11:110 12:00 I :00 1:30 2:00 4:30 6:00 Forem~ot h• The Farm Bureau Co011<rativ. Auoe!JUon, Columbuo, baa • ar· ranged a ttcond series of one.tfay fertllber oal01 meetlnp, to b• held Janu~ 8 through J•nuary 16, In ~even Ohio town• and cltlu ,An Ohio Stille Untverattv agr011ttmlot will appear on eaeb prolfam. lneludoo In the leMUizer salu meeltnp, arranaed for Farm Buruu m,na&el'l, branch mapa· sera, and fertilizer aaleamen, ia latest Information ~bOut plant food re&earcb, aoil !eating., In· ereaoed need for lertlllzer, and Nearly forty companies wilt ex· the tertilber market. hlblt produeta In ' a trade show, AU meeUnp will b<> held from one of the hlgbliahls of tho 2 P M. to 9 P. M. In 10ven I<> slate·wJde meellog. , Tbe pr~ram Is belna arranaed cotiona throuabo~t ,,tbe State: Monday, Jan~ary 8-Diatrlct 7 Betllnaer sa)'l, 10 arowera will have time to dloewa tbelr needs at Wilmington; Tuesday, Janu ary 7-Dtatrlct 5 at Columbus; Wedeoday, Januar1 1-Dialrlct 6 at Cambridge; Thul'ljlay, JBftuary 11-DIItriBt 3-at· AIU11110t; -l!onday January 13-Dialrict 2 at Ash· land; Wednesday, January 11Diatrlct 4 at Botkins; and Tburs· day, Jan~uy '11-Distrlet 1 al Bowllnl Green. County Farm Bureau ei!IPioyees Interested in attending thei" Dlstrlet fertilizer meeting should eo~taet lhelr local Fjeldman The flr!!l aeries of fertilizer sales meelillll for Farm Bureau Purina Chows t:ao wa~ wild 10:00 l'illftl1 ,bOtJdy 10:30 11:00 11:30 12.1)0 12:30 I ·OO 3.00 5:30 6:00 8:1D 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 9.00 ·J:SO 10.00 10.30 JI:OO ll:lo u:1a I :00 1 Experlmant Station, the Exten• ion servlee and the Ohio Sllte Unlver•lty will participate. out of slate speakera ~eheduled to •ppear on the program Include John A. Schoenemann, Ellen· U e' • • • • •-• ·• • I slon potato apeclallo~ Unlvenlty 1• I I I ~~ I ·~~-. ol Wlaeon.dn; Cbarl01 A. Nluley. vegetable apeclallat of Rulgero Untvmity; Phil M!ngea, proleaao• of .veaetable cropa, cornell Unl· verslty and Joe Shelly, executive secretary, Vegetablp Growen AI· soclation of America, Wubing· ton, D c 11:10 Weathel't!aal tt:lD tiltewatcb I :00 811!1 Off WCHS·TV Chan,tell Ohio P·ow.er's $21,000,000 Is SymbolicOfSteody, Sure Growth In Years To ComeForM.eigs-MasonAtea should be unwise not mate of its real import. Today Romper Room Trouble With Father Arlene Franc!J 'bpw Treaaure Hunt Tho l'rlct iJ llilhl 1'ruth or Coiii«<UWIIIII Ttc Tac Dough It €ould Be Yoa Mid·Day Newe 1 : 1~ Movletlmo I:ID Bride and Groom S:OO Matinee Theatre 4:00 Queen lor a Day T •• a! eqmpment certainly lead to better training for young people. Only adults with a strong f1xatton on the beauty of life 100 years ago mamtain anymore that continued improve· men! in education Is wasted. Dividends to be reaped in Middleport and Eastern wilt not be obvious at once But your coupons someday will be cUpped, that's cer- Announcement tills week by Ohio Power Company thai $21 are earmarked lor work un the Philip Sporn power plant's new 450,. 000 kilowalt un1t during 1958 is the kind of news this area likes to hear. , Thts $21,000,000 is symbolic of many 'things Important to the future not only of the Ohio Power Company but also of the • Meigs-Mason a 1·ea. We arc sitting in the middle of grqwing ,communities up and down the river. Our population has been decreasing for the past 50 to 60 years And for one prime rllJ!son: op· portumty appeared greater elsewhere ' • So the first signal sounded by Ohio Pow. er's contmued expansion is that the down· ward trend Is ended. One pointing upward Is ·•~out to commence. Sill! On 10:.'10 10:11:l II :SO 1Z:OO 12:30 I ·oo etter raunng Executive Head Robert Gray at Eastern said this week everytiting IS done except the rr1 tutc details in his district's new consoiJ. dated h1gh school between Chester and Tup· pers Pl,.ns on Route 7 Children in Middle· port h,Jvc been told by teachers to prepare to move about January 20th into their new element.u y 'chou! on Pearl Street It is strange but true that no communttv or polt!tcal subdtvision ever yet has taxed iiself out of existence so long as such tax es were spent wisely, that Is, for capital Jm. provements or services that represented pro· 0 .4~ 7·00 9.00 9.30 10 00 gress tuward a higher level of Uvin'&. eo In ; t ,tastern lA>cal School District and Middle· port Exempted Schue! District soo n will be ' the envy of the county. Each will be moving students tn to new, modern facilities in & few days. ,Vegetable !nd Potato Growers ·FB·Salesmen Will NEW IN FARMING Ohio Ranks Fifth IV C. I. ILAKIILII martot varletlea. Some other varTo Meet Jn,(~olumbus, Febmary 3-5 Attend District Counly Atrlcullltral Agent dleo wbloh 1ho111 proml10 In Products Of We mu1t pay more .attention elude Ferry-More Golden Crest, The Ohio Vegetable and Pa· many pha101 of ·mar- F iliz' M • lo qualily If we are golna Hybrid No 101 and tatq Growers Assoelatlon will ketlna and bandltng. Sllfl mem· ert er eetJngs improve or maintaln our mar- No. 102 Deep Dold from Wood· Coal In The u.s. hold Its 43rd .o.mual ml)etlnr •t bers !rom the Ohio Atlflcullur•l kets tbe aletement of Eugen• ruff excellent quality wiJI TELEVISION 'G'Uibl WSAZ -TV Cho""el3 Ullll~4 Editorially • / p ~ • Nip1 1Pilone %452·5 ' ,_P,,.~J"" ' I ' Motors, PJ,JONI, 8181 ., "' · I' -:· ~ -'J" . ~dleport H - 4!'!' ~J· ,,'f, .t~ ~~';\..;..'it! :)-oj>_~.,\1 ~- ...~ - -· - - - ~ _ _ ....._.., -"' ,..._,_ ...-,......... _. u,. ·jJ I~ 4....._ ........ ·a.;...., .. ·~·.;..::.,.; roll Mt4 Mm A I!IUNE ••• OUR F~EDlR MEETING ' YOU ARE INVITED lt.EFRE.SHMENTS Let~~ Help You lnereue Your SWine Proflts POMEROY Co-Op Pllone 'JACK CARSEY, Mgr. E. MaiD Sl. Pomeroy ATTRACTIVE PRICES I · SUGAR RUN FLO~~ MI·L~ . . wt;:n,!';:~~ ~~~ ~ .. •lode ORDER FIELD S.EEDS and FERTILIZER NOW! ........, . yolk the white of the egg the Job Nhatni;urgrer patties is to shape tbo a rol.l and then eut ~111 Fleming Hatcheries, Inc N.ellonvllle, Ohle ' easlerw::y~o~;::::~~or In~. <;;::~f,~·+"-~~-.:.Z!t.:!t~:;:- ~ Ollblanrllo.J blr4. tlla 108 .. •ealtltier, pn!d- a bi&J!or Jill' eeutqo of •ll<hl1111 ego; IDii .. a better rate ollq !i any -""' ~- lliJ ollter ill tile iediiiiiJ. Thil MWejl p..duc:t ol Nidlola ,. ~ealclt Ia now beoomillll OYailahlt llllloaillr "' better ~ Dtyt't wtit tilt 100 Jato. Order lhnius\ 'our broiler ....,..;,. warmed to room tem· lperaiJno ·• for recipes that lor eggs. y.rann egg• \ .1, ·~1 PJaoa, li~ GETT1t4G READY .FOR YOU . ..........,...... _ Mulberry Ave. ., · . P.htne 1541 . Pbmeroy I 1 • ''~-~-~----:-"'~~~~~· ·~ ~ ' �, I \ • I ' . DAILY 1 2-Dafiy Selltinel, Pomeroy-Mid~~~ .• jan. io, ~~ f ct:1 S~NTINEL Channel3 -Friday fwo Local School D·istricts Near To Naming Moving Day Into New, Mod.ern Educational Plants Here n I L dT 8 0 Eflic1ent buildings and modern education- Whcn bond issues are proposed for im· provements hke new schools argument always 1s raised lhat approval will make "taxes too high " tain Young people will depart from .o ur high schools better prepared to compete In the race for tivhhood, more on a par with metropohtan gra<tuates in the college level, better equipped to act In business or their jobs, and prepared to function in community service organir.atlons. That's one kind of progress. 4:4~ Modern Romanc~• D:OO ~omedy Time D:SO Spinach PlayboUH 61~ Sports Eye 6 :~ to oeek a sober ~eatherwll 6.3(1 News Picture NBC Newa Death Valley Days Tr Jth or Consequence• Colll't of Last llesort Life of Riley M·Squad The Thln ll!an Cavalcade Of Sporta !O:fi Red :8afben CorDill' 6:4~ 700 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 ChannelS- Friday est!· Warming Trend The most careful studies Indicate that with B , } all these dreams having come true, Melg• and nngs We come its neighboring counties will not blossom ov. R li f F C ld erntght Into a boom-to-the·moon economy. e e rOm (} No B·oom- To- The-Moon ·productlo~, It :00 ·News lle~dlluee tho Nell House In Columbus,1Feh 3-G. • Leonard Bettinger, Swanton president of the oraanizatlon, says the program will eover lhanntl 3- Scltdr s':l5"'ilfll Ou ' 8:80 Circle '- llndl *· Servicemen 8.00 Captain Kangaroo 8'45 CB~ News 9.00 Jlorning Show• 10 OU liarry Moore 11:30 Dotto 12:00 News at Noon 12:10 Katie's Almanao 12:15 Love of Life . 12.30 Sear<it lor Tomorrow IZ:45 Guldmg Light FILM AYAILllBLE Any organization or club that I 00 Katie's Kltehen would like to show a March of I :30 As the World Turllf llllCS 111m is asked to contact 2:110 l!eat the Cloek onald Roach, 657 First Avenue, 1:~0 Houoeparty Middleport, local March of Dim· 3 00 Big Payor! es chairman, who has a film 3:30 The Verdict r, Yollltl wh~eh is available at this Ume \ UO Br~gbler Day I 4 15 Secret Storm WSCS MIET!NG 4 30 Ed~e ol Night The Women's Societr of ChriSt- G uO Early Show (,on Serv1ce of the Umtcd Methodist Church w!ll hold their regu· 6·30 Your E"o Reporter lar meeting at the church, Tues- 6.45 Sparta Parade day at 7 30 p m. Mrs Richard 6."55 Weatherman B~uer, wife of the District Super. 7 00 Mr District A!IOI'II'J lntendent, will be the gueol speak· 7.30 Playhouse uf Stars er. In Case of inclement weather 8 00 Trackdown , that Mrs. Bauer cannot ccuno. 8 30 Zano .(it'll!\ 'l'heatorr ., , other provisions for a progril'll 9 00 Mr Adams and Eve Dally Sentrne1 Daybook Fury Andy'• ' Ganr ' True Sldl')' DeteeUve'a Dairy NBA ,Pro Basi:~.U 19M! senior liowl ro0tb4U Sky Kina News PICIIJI'I Spor!l Eye • Fejlenl Mea Siturday >ltdtt ..T~ People Are l'uiiB7 PetrY l;.'.omo Pollr Bercen Gl!ele 11alll(o.p;ie · ,End of the Rainbow Your Wt Parode NeW1 H~dlloea Weat!Mrealt Nllewitch Sign Oil OHIO VALLEY FHD CO. ....... - ."........ .....-. ·- g TRACTORS BALERS MILKERS See Fourth DIVISI'on Am,..n'can Le11ion der Don RoachIs Speaker (, . The Daiiy WllUAMSON FARM SUPPLY .. i l"OV Here's The Story from: Channell3- Satun1aJ .611JJ0r: at }tzAm, IMAiiiL \ TDBe ""w rEED'N' WORM NICHOLS ,_,., 108 PROVICO MILLING and fEED CO. CARM.EL Additional Witnesses Called In Trial llVI l TRACTOR DOWNSHIR IVERY 1~ MINUTES • ' ~ J J HUNTINGT6N, W. Na. UP Additional prosecutiori witnesses were scheduled to take the sland today in the fourth day of a U. S. District Court tnal of six Lincoln County men charged with federal election law violations. • ' ·MIPDLEPORT. FE.D MILL 1 ;. •' -·We '* Custom Grinding Mldd eport ~~~~$~~;.~~;;;;~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;, year<>ld Jay C. brother, Atkins, Talmadge, 23, and hbbotb 2(). of Columbus, Ohio, testified Wed· nJ:Bday they drove Dewey Qyer. one of the defendants, to Detroit to obtain absentee votes for per· sons running for office in tbe 19156 general election in West Virginia. Jay Adkins said tbe trip wu made on instructions from Qrcuit Clerk George Chandler Jr., an· other defendant. "Chandler wanted us to see some' people In Detroit about vot" Jay testified. He said 13 perregistered to vote in Lincoln were eontacted and asked m the absentee ballota th~ had with them. , s81d the voters lilted 1D the at their homes end the taken IQ Chandler Jrilb' notarized. U. S. Attor· Dunean Daughterly said th11 Ulegal. of the willlesses alleged the voters were lnstrueted to the FBI fal se information U ahoUid ever be questioned. r ', I \ ~ ~· 1957Parlilall *SO with TA e'nd· ,, TRACTION~C~tfTROL ! Puhn~ to down..&ift, upolltlft. ~.._., , . plowing! Get ~% more.puU.power •: •on !It' .. 10., •.willl Torque Am~ ... ..W:tip tq a • . ton of IIIH-8flp 1nctlon-Wil,ih.l ' ., ,with New.Tracllon-Colllrol s.~ ~rme; keep .~·lhi-ao wHli: '57 rulznau 3$01 •, • EQUI~PMENT ' ' TOWING ·""' ~ " ., ' Falt·Hitcb and Piloi'Ouide. I -~- CULLIG4N FOR FEED CO-OP 8 P.M. JANUARY 15 Cp-OP OFFICE Production Of Adas Js HAU lNG SERY.JC& . 11 1 11 i1Wup.. btof:- Olive Jngrallm ' fiA'MID for topa In power loacllng POMEROY I """"Y Ra~io Some opole ean ;be ,1tmoved from leU.llala an~ tuede lhllel by 111bblng l!(blly Wllll''-ftdpaper or an emery board. AT BROILER GROW·ERS Daily !UOrointre Star . tborlty." -' _..,__...;),......,._ f ATTENTION 12:10 p.m. on 990 spot £:ndT;;;;~ On Yqur up In •roduction and for more ml..lle Ulllta. But be 11id the only respon" "hao been directive~ looking to ward a proP"am that Is lower tha,n phylical capablllliel would permit" St'b;iever'a !etllmony followed a eomplainl voiced before th, tubcomm!ttoe Wedneoday b: Gen. Thomu D White, Air Foree ebiel of olaf!, that fund• for the Intercontinental ballls!J" miu:ite program were inadequate In the new administration bud· get. Accord111g 1/1 Subebmmille• Chairman Lyndon B Johnson D Tex., Schriever !bought tbu Tho d Atl 1 1 r an oppofed •• m '"I!>e development-aa r.t·oduil tlon-waa proctedtng adequat.tly But he aaid the seneral t~ough! the development prograw. for the Titan mlulle cauld b< occ.le· rated. summ_.lzlng the v1ews of Ll Gen. lan\e11 M. Gavm, Army re ~earth and dtvelopmenl chief White and Schrtever-whom h~ deacribed aJ "the th ree oulstanj· ing expertl" who hne testlfteli In tbe put two dayt-JebiUon said Ill of them: Sa1d production rates could be ino'eued IDd should be In· creued, Tbat they had so recom mended but that these recommen~ttono had not , been ap proved." Frldat!tbe , aroups plan to queaUG NeLson Rockefeller in a publlc slon about the reeent ''Roekef-!Jier Report" calling for b1g int!reaJeB tn tlef~rue spend· ing. While ~aid Wednesday hi • plea• for more ICBM fundi were denied although he made "every plea before every proper au- SWINE FEEDER MEETING Jr. Town' Meetlal ' Captain j(angaroo 111rhty ~rwe PlayboiiH Garden C)ub Jimmy Dean IAiue Raqer Bla PictUPe Pro Hockey TV Ctasii)'()Om Record Hap • WIEH Philo thea Society Monthly Meetino .Held Thursday For Christ • mas up') perCeDl TRACTOR SALES Channel13- Friday •• WASHINGTON UP-Ohio , .. tained Ita poaiUon u lbe na !ion'• Ji!th laraeat coal produo lng 1tate In 111117 deapiOe a drop In the tonna&e mined during 19311 Belmont 1nd HarriJon counties oouthwesl of Steubenville, and Warren County In 1 SouthweJiern Ohio were the leadiq producen " Ohio mined 36,00.000 ton• of bltumlnou1 coli. The slate ha• nearly ~ mine1. Altbouah OhiO production de clined almott three million tons compared to the 19156 to•·• of ~ 38,943,000, the slate wao out· ranked only by Well Virginia, Penlllylvan!J, Kentueky and II! lno11. The National Coal Aun '"~ the Ohio production would hav• bee~ hl&her. but for the flow of Jore1gn reatdual o1l to indu.J trial and natural au markeb in the Ea!!l Co ..t. The ISIOtlltton poJDted ou' however, that Obto ulllllle& wer; expected to atep up their de mandJ for coal thiJ year when elgbt new unKa, generating more than one million kilowats, 10 Ln· to operation. The association aald electrie ullltties were the best cU5tomm lor coal and that Ohio f~rmi burn m~re ooal than utilities of any other slate. Mai} Burden FULTON THOMPSON WHTN-TV Cl,annet·13 Melas County News larae earo. Alfii'OW 2ll 11 aleo listed " a variety with proml1e For home gardeners wilhlng an excellent quaiUty aweet 5orn Seneca Chief Ia doing a good job, but the eara are too small f•• eommereial purposea. Other home garden varletiu would Include Golden CroBI Bantam and Gol· den Security. FOR Channell-5..., Rather, there will happen a steady climb Fair woather greeted Ohio;~, in living standards tver our entire area, with today In th form of a warm al• a slower but just as ~ertaln •··rA-e In peo- mRII that oenl temperatures well "' IIIN' above tbe normal mark for thto pie as the trend of population movement time of the year. from rural to urban areas Is reduced. The mercury b<>gan rlaing 6:30 2Dth Century ahortly after mldmght, and by Exp~rience has indicated that large Indus· ounriae Cleveland and cotumbu~ 7·00 O<llden l'loyhow• 73U Perry Mason Show tr1es serk first to use the at-hand labor force, replaced by the warmer atr, ar· 8 30 Pick lr the lluel)'ll whtch 6urely Is to our lilting Manager!&! and Cincinnati 32 and ZanesviKe 2.1 · The ehange was a welcome rc· 9.00 Oh, Susanna supervisory people are brought into expand- lief after a long vu1t by the 9.30 Ha"' Gun, Wlll Travel lng areas But these folks by the nature of aeaeon's coldest temperature' 10.00 Gunsmoke 1ent lhe mercury tumbling · We expect ,now with e~cellcnt forttfying mo dern Indus t ry are reIativeIy few compar· that 10·30 Olllclal Deteellve around the zero mark. ll.OO Now1 evidence that a large modl•rn industnal cd to the total employed. r li:IO The ~te Show The fflgld air mass moved 'ou• _Plant will noBe able to by-pa!!S .¥,1g8 Cnun· Th e key InII uence ot _new' Industry Is that over the Atlantic Oe<•an and ,,., hsve been made. All members Bfe ty many moW years. The power is here Ap· young people no longer have to go cltyward reyplaccd by the C.rmcr au , uc· urged to attend and members Of all WSCS groups In M01gs County proximntc~ 2,~00 acres have been purchns· to ftnrt jobs with a future to them. cording to the Weather Burca>1 I are invited to attend. Tempci'Eitures were expected tu ed in Letart Falls for use by industry ~·m·m· o·so Patrice Munsel Show Certamly Ohio Power's $21 million for Its be well above normal for tha ALLEN LEE HARRIS 10:00 Ollt .t3 ,ers In the Great Bend area, aci'Oss from Kats· Sporn Plant is symbolic of the revolutionary next savelill days, with a chance 10:30 Stato Trooper 9'44 ~lgn On ' rain or snow on Snnrbl' Allan lee Harris, son of Mr :er's Ravenswood works have been receiving cha·nge abou t t o be i nvo ked here. And we of Aaome 11·00 News ''docp frceie • lh nl hrll a11d ~lr s F1a uk lhn 1s uf 1\lason, 9'45 Morning Movie ljulet offers for extt•ns1ve tracts or IHnd bor· should be pl ea~e d that almost ill! certainly Florida in ils gnp for seve> ,;I 11:15 ')'healer 13 11.00 Adventures m Lcarnmg \ loft Sund:~y l ur Norman, Ok l ;~. 12.30 S1ga Off dering the river 11.50 Neighboro we sholl have time to bloom time to plan days gave a !mol squec'" Thuro· homa. where he \Uti rcrcJve ap~ . ', ' reported 28 degrees. TolNlo 30, 12 05 Noon News proxima tely l1vc weeks of tram These industrial footnoles are the 111 u1n 10. gouung an opportumty to amve full growP. beaon lo looocn ils JCY hold 12 15 Llberace mg as an elec tronics techmelan Bplrations lor more optimism today Yet we In a healthy way. 12'45 Movie Quick Quiz Although hngermg cold orr In lhe U. S N;ny 1:00 Gretchen Wade ~bow 12.59 Sign On • clung to the AUanttc Coa8t slatf!q Harris joined th e Navy Ol'l I:30 Mnvle Matinee 1:00 All Star ll!orie Matinee during lhc nivbt, ranging from October 15 nnrl was stationed 111 2:45 Pat and Mike 3:30 Lllble Time .... ~4,.t ~below zero In New England to th~ 3:00 i\rn•riean Bandsland Gt·cat Lakes, Ill., where he under 4:00 All Sler Golf upper 2\ls In northern Florula, went nine weeks of Rasu.• 1'ratn· 3·SO Do You Trust Y011r Wiler ~:00 Saturday Spor\s Review ,omm~n the leading edge .r warm '"' ing. He had been ul the home of 4.00 American Band!l!and 5:15 Pe,..Qnal Profile rrom the central portion of thn w a.oo Buccaneers 5:30 S.turday News Rovlew Don lloach, Fourth Divlston commander, American Legion, counh·y reached western ox· his parents. since Dec 21 He Is • graduate of Wahama ft:30 Mickey Mouse Club 5·45 Comment Tlw Philuthru Soc1c1y ,1tlt>rul ed spoke at the weekly meeting of Feeney·Bennett Post No 128 tremeo ollhe area. 1 High School, Cluss or ID57, and 8:00 Cartoon Club 8:00 Let'a Talk II Over tht• \\Cek of l>rll\'1'1' fi' IVIt'<'i ll' at the Legion Hall, Wednesday evening. ' · ' The u. s. Weather Bureau said Is a member of th e Ma~on ~1etho· I e:24 Five Sbn' Final 1 6.30 20th Contury Theater th(l Church of Chn~ t 1 !nu ~ du v Ronch, a past commandet or the local Post, gave a report that temperature• were about 10 dlst Cbureh ' 6'43 New• 8:00 Country Music JubUee evening hefore ho,·rnu !hell' 7:00 1 Search for Adventure 9:00 Lawrence Well! monthly lllNliJJ !! In !h1• 1·hurt'h on the attacks being ronde by pressure groups on certain vet· delfeea higher than • doy mller 7:30 Rin Tin TID 10:00 Mille W.Uaoe Intontew JOclol room Mrs Cr ur~:t• l'llllds eJ'ans' benefits. He said "This year we are faced with one of from western New York Into wes· In northern Minnesota, there was · 8:00 Jim l!owit :0:30 MAyflower Newa tern Georaia no other preclpttatlOn in th • prosatcnl. prC's!dmf uud th ~ Ute worst years for the war vet· 10·311 :.otb CeniUlf Theater .There were fean, however thai country. 8:30 Waller Winchell File opcnJng pr&\Cf Wll! J: lvun hy Mr s eran• sl fl cc 1933 wllh proposals to elooe ol the meeting by Ralph 12:30 Sian Off awaited return to A warm 1na: 1ren d whi ch ex1enc·1 Fred I r.urt.lrur w11h \It s ~1Jnn• r· be llre 11ented to Con ~re:J& to cut Martin. "thO ea&erly I" lh · Off' II te many vctrran's benefits that cers present were: Comnorm• •ummery wea. er m d f T Gilmore muling the senpture were arhJCvNI through the efforts mander, Lewis Long; second Vito Florldo may b..e come too late. ' e rom the Dakotos dawn to ex· ~ORIOn of the "'''""'or World War 1 Commander, Lee Smith; Adjutant The multl·nollllon dollar e1truo " eontinued Its eaalward mov"' 10 and Mro. Erneat l9~D If lhm prot""'' are accepted Richard Plekeno; Finance Officer' lndumy had been dealt Us sec· ~ent, ,eausltn~ ie~pcerat~res ' e1 J, Bolen, ' dec., Salem andMr.family .A During the short buslneo::s 1 Wcol. of Cbeablre, l!rl. lllJI. ··1meeting Mr~ Childs Tl'por!t•d u 1 11 Wi ll \'lrtually eliminate veteran~: Cheater Erwin; Service Ottleer: ond heavy blow within a month, rae ons e ~u! oas · alfld. Mva... , to Winnie c. B'1' nie Roqsh, visited Mr. and Jln. Except fo~ possible •now fiur· their tu le o( rn111 rn kt dUJm· twn <·""' by lower in~ Income IJml· Don Roaeb; Chaplain, Paul Hap. and fruit and vegetable farmer. len Stout, et al. Douqlas Clrele and familf Wed\he hoh rla v~ and ~11 ~ lluhun J(cl~ tlluons. reduce pensions by cle· tonatalli Paat Commander, Roacoe expressed fe or the unscasonal rlea Jn I strtp !rom North Dakota Catherine, F. Wogan, et al par· melda1. 1 benefits Fife. eold weather may hove killed Into ,the Great LakOI, laJr ~kJos '' ,bel reJJortcd on thtHr project 1rl' dueling social .' • eels, Lebanon to Wmnle C. Stout. Uorothy Bush, q{ Spiller,. spent their nope outrlghl were seen for moat of the nation ploclnl( candles 111 thl! window~ rrom them , scnp tho veteran's Jacob Van lleter and I Maud Thursday night with Llndli(:lrele. 1,1 The Dakotas, known lor their easl of the Rockies Light snow ot Nclgs Grncl'~l IJolpltnl for housing program; make smsll VIII , ~let, P'U:Celo, Le~anon, tn l>l!:' ~ Brinker· llid lin. lumi> aetllenronls ol future claims bitter wlntm, enjoyo~ hlghe• W81 foreea!l! for the norther~ ,.Chrllllllas ro~ !"Dale Van Metet·. I!P!t1• Cii~Jfit ' t II and family e.Ued tu vt•lcrons with W81' wound~ which lcmporature!l Thurlday than Flor pliteau · and part• ~f the Rock Mr!l. 011J1 fl1, 11 ~h Willi l'llt!l l · Jre not 11ovcrc ut the 1)rcsent Unw, lfn, · , ;r,~er. of Racine, By lrnt~ 1. l~!t Ida Huron, S. D., bested Miami Mountaln ranee, whdc ram con· '(li~lmflord, 72 3-4A, S~em to tD ..-kil ~ OODi · • • l. ' man Of !hi' ho «(('sH tjlOliJl !HI(: fro<•ze the number or a\'atlahle VA I ,;' ' ' •; ··· 1,'\ Word was rocelvtd here of th~ with a D4·degree temperature llnued alon~ the West Coast. 'ftl ~lii ·W, ~4 Jlealle, Jealie. ... r~s. Volllll TAJIII)' ~p{ the ~ th~y 8t'll't'd n lleswrt t·oursc trr ho•pllnl beds ' In alvlng the re· sudden death ol Ru""ll Heuloy reading, one degree 10ore thon ndi Ml~!CWI, 200A, OIJve, week end at her home beN. , mcmbNs und two gut·.sts Mt $ pori. the spo•akor urgod lho Le· or Akron, roeenlly. He waa the the resoM citY's Dll high. to< 'eUie Alldrew, Mr and Mn. Paul Smith vlllted Sprlngn a11d t'tril 1 Gartl glonaJrcs to fight these proposals former husband of Nellie Holter, Ernest· 0, Saundei'J, parcels, Rains oeellJ'fod tn a Jenoral, Ura. Dixie Smith at St. Jo1eph pastor ur thr (hllft:h Chester to Je11te L Sounder•. and to unite for the fight with all a girlhood rtaldont here. pattern frOIIJ moat of Clllfornh Hospital; Thlll'lday, ' lames M. (lld Bertb• Long voteJ•ano bills Pbyllb VanMeter was Into WaohlftiMn. but most d~ OB<ar Smith of Laurel Cliff II ~ A, Si1~m to Robert 'M. Hill. "SCALP!D" INDIANS lie 88id that In 1958 tho Legion recently married IG Dennla Lab· poalll were ltght. 1 vtalltn« his otster, Mri. Dan Roble, lot, Salbbury, to Other than a (ew mow nurrle• Smith and fan>iiY HOlLYWOOD UP - The Wild Is pl•dged to fight for lncreaaed dell of Findlay, Ohio, and they Job b. ··well ain't what II used to be. bcnefih and will have many billa were tho wookend, New Year'• • Warnor Broo hired 200 Indians before CongreiS, but that the vet· gueato ol her father, Chesler u extras in tile Kanab, Utah, crans must fight or 1010 their ben· Van Meter and aona. Uta for a western rnoVle betng efllo II lo lmpo1Sibte to contact all filmed there The studio ofrl<lah veterans but Roach urget e\•ery d· Pfe. Dana Vu litter wbo 1pen1 )llll'ned they would hue to order lglblc veteran to )uln the Legion hll furlouab with homt folk• 1~ Indian · olyle wlgt from Holly. and take an active part In the or· hu returned to hll ataU011 In wood because mo»t of the llldhms gunlzatlon which was foundod to Auiii!Jta, Ga. kd erew eu\1 a:mat the veteran$. In conclusion, Mr. an4 !Jn. IAWI'flct Rosa Roaeh alated that the J.eal•n wu and Anaboll were the New Year's completely In favor of all dcfenae guesta of their 10n, TOII!Il)Y Joo Sentl,~el prepara\lono but not at the ••· and family, 1\P'Dn. Mrs !)ana Ableo II very or at O!VOTEII TO INTI!Ili!STS pcnse or the veteran. ljp IIII!IGS·MASON AREA Lewis Long, Pollt Commander, tho Holzer H9_1p\tal, Mill a.ao• - - 7 bN ft· Watton•! advertlllng repreaenta. was In charve of the mectlnl and Bottlneiii·Kimball, Inc, 1M3 Henry Clatworlhy, chah·man of tbe tul'l)ed to ber 11u91ea at Taylor l.ulnct<>n Avo., Now York City, Giftl for the Yanke Who Gave" Unlvcrolty at Upland, IUlnob. project, reported that Poat 128 gnve an avL•ragc of $1 44 per ment· MAIKn III'ORT ber lor lh11 project and he thank· CINCINNATI UP - Produce: ed all who aiSialed Roscoe Fife Eggs, aleady, pr1ce1 at farm., tave a report of the Winter Con U. s. consumers wbllea an4 rate•. Dt!llvery b7 '~;:;:•~:~~~ ·f ovallable 30 cenu fcrcnce m Athens whco Feeney· browna A JumbOI 37-42, m..u, · one year in a11vance at Bennett Por.t rtcflived a quota 40_.2, A lara• !3-;17, A medlunt Sentinel ofllco, m 60 •ward for membership. Commanct· 30.3D, A amall :l&lla, B larre 2~ , $7'.80i three m<mth&, er Long rcpm·ted t~at there are 34, FOB whltel alld browna, ~ By motor route \Vher~ avail· 173 mcmlll'r~ ln the Jlo~t Rnd that large 42-44, A medl11111 fiH2, 8 0110 month $1. By mall one an cHil(tbh• veteran ls tnvltcd to large 41Hl. "'; olx monlho, S4.26; thlet i'tSJt Lhc IJOilt. Chlekena fryer• lc hlaher: Hoach, 11\C&i M.rch of Dlmea ~~~~~~~.~ ·D·O·~·:!one $1. e~o chalrmr.n , ~howed a Marcb ot lryera 3-3~ lb 18-20, hena, heavy ~ every mo•lh, afternoon The Ohio Valle1 Dimes frlm and the Post pl~ea type 17·20, h~., l!iht type 10.11 at 110 Mecllllllt their oupport to tll.la proj!« and Volu!!i• "~ ~ iljajr!b\ltlon o. olfU. ma4J tenlaUve l'lel!l IOf fOI!II ~C. on ltf-r.t 4J,Ql!9cal,~ '-'._!100 ·~ ID alld 8,000 a ~ · p•oa• tivttleo lor tbl1 WOrll. llelreabmenll wert Ml've4 •I lilt I!Ut\F 80 IOQN Ul ' ' ' bal W&l WIUmeyer at the vegetable arowen meeting thl1 past week Bl the Letart Falls School. The meeting arranged jointly by VoAJ Extension groups according to ·some tdeas may be the last meet~ng of aueh a group In that area If the expected Industrial growth takes place aoon W1btmeyer In report1ng on th~ quality situation reported thai growers would· be wJ!>e to che<"k to see if they have dcCictt:ncJe!i in minor elements such as boron, maganese and molybdenum. lfl some parts of the state .!iUCh minor element defiCiencies have been the cause of poor quabty. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middieport, 0., JIJ!. 10,1~ Growers should test one or more new varieties each year to detcrmino If It fits Into their growmg and marketing situatiOn II " mtereatmg to note tlljlt fresh market sweet eorn growing in Ohio has mereased from 8,000 Take a )).14 Traetor •. , t... acres m 1950 to 15,200 acres 1n Pllone 3751 Rae!11e enau1h ID atep on and off ••• A sllortaa:e of boron causes a 1957 Swe~t rorn consumption compact •• eaily handled , , , break Gown In the Pit in tho per capita bas also Increased . '•, pluo POWER DIRECTOR center of stems in such plants a" from about five pounds per per· wtlh oil..,..,bicmed clutA:h acllon ' cabbage and cauliflower. Twn son elght yean ago to better than that perm1\l 1111-lh.. go ebllfi!!r pounds available boron per acr! eight pounds last year. - oreaainJ ahead or beck while bucket move& up or down. is the amount wbith should be Disease control l'efommendasbown by soil W!tB. High hme lwns for 1958 are the aame as for Plus a No. 14 Farm Loeder , , , tailor-made for the D·l4 levels of PH 6 8 to 7 helps to lll57 For control of leal bhght' troctor •.• wilh a 6-bwbeleom· make boro11 unavailable as doe3 Mancb materials such a1 Mamat• bmatlon buokel that liiW bi&h extremely hot weather. If grov. - ~ or D1thane M-22, or Zineb mafor easy loading of truckl , .. or ers feel lhey have a posalble tenalt such as Dllhane z.78 and a 76-mch .Up-on IDOW bucket. shortage of this element they Parzate applicatioll seem. to be It'athe loodin'til outfit you'vo could try a simple ted ustng the most com\)10nly used. Some everllef!ll-or uaed. Let: Ulahow borax obtained from a grocery grower! are .still using matenals you. store. Apphcattan should bo! such as Zerlate and fixed copper ALLII•CNAUII•I made at the rate of 20 pound• m an alternating schedule. JAW Mil UIYICI per acre. In the control of worms on Maganese deflclenclcs may 00 eabbage Rotenone is still the noted by th.e leaves of plants commonest and safest to ~.J: for packaeea, such as tomato yellowmg wlt11 but tf this does not comn.11 ' and other supplle.s on A the veins remainmg green Thi'l worms a new matenal, Phosdr1n separote women'' proKram Ia be· element may be applied by spra1 may be used at the rate of ~ to lng planned, with M(.. Robert apphealwns. Four to SIX pound• '% pound per acre. but not wilhm ' ' Cuthb<>rt, Groveport, 'Ohio, chair· ol maganese aulphate In 100 gal 3 days of harvest. ~drln mater· Ruilllld, Ohio man of tbls aotlvltY. Ions of wtler w1ll correct th:s ~als may be used, but not alter , George B Gan~ard, Franklin deficiency where it e<lail On• the head forms. PHO~E 419 POQRGY County Agricultural agent, is aen· hundred and fifty to 2110 gallon• The auention of grbwtrs wa.; i) 1"' '1~;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;~~;;::;;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;;;;;;;;;;:;:;~;:;:~ j oral convention chalnuan. of solution should be applied per called to !he fact that the Miller w••HINGTON UP _ A rl· ----~~---------------------. i' • Officers of the 011oelation, In acre. Amendment now place• the res•.,.me to Bettinger. are Jack Several growers reported on I ponslbihty on the grower for cans sent nearly 3 per ftnt mor~ BaoqUin, Big Prairie, vice pres- their cb01ce of varieti.. in lorna controlling inselrticides and lun· ~Chrialmaa mail last year than 1'; Krauabur, Cleve· toea and sweet corn Valiant g~eide residue on marketed fruit. 1950 the Post Office Departmen . FABM pre1ldent or greenheuae seems to be lho most common and vegetables Growers should reported toda~. BUREAU C. A. ftidy ~r,, Newcom tomato var~ety used. Some ather follow cloaely !be reeommende~ f The department l!ld reports erotlow:u, vice pruldenl of potato early varieties for otaked lorna· amounts and length ol tim~ be· rom tbe 31 leading pol!! offices Wednesday Night 1.1'10 <<Jon and Kenn~th Zellers, toea •¥ggeoted Include Morton lore harvel! to apply the mater· han~lln& about half of tbe nat 1100 5 Hortvltle, vice president of truek Hybrid Big Early Hybrid and 13 1s Accurate records of date of mall ~bowed total holidaY eropa aeetlon. Leo Gallln of Early Red Chief. application and amounts of ma· revenuea of $92.539.rl9l , Colm!'bul Is treuurer and E. C. According to Mr Willmeye>' temls to use may save the grow 1 Dec. D through Dec '1!1 Wittmeyer, Ohio Stale Unlverslly results at the Marietta Truck er a lot of trouble. ' 'Eltelllioq bortlcui!urlst, seerc· 1Crops Experiment Stat1on in 1957 With some of the newer lnsec·, The figure was an lncrea" of tary. showed Morton Hybrid yielded liCJdes such as Pmate and TE11' 2·95 Per <en~ over the $8t,e37, .4W. I . Dirtctoro !JO Ferrla .Owen,, Ne 33,000 pounds per acre of fruit growers must be very careful 1r 299 total durmg the aame holiday 8 wart; AI Gerhart; North R1dgo· to July 26th w1th 58 percent crack th e handling and application of mailmg aeaoon year before. StlfES MfJNBI'! yUle and Cllnlo11 Sellr; Cl.ein· free. Big Early Hybrid prodU<ed the material as well as in tho natl about 300 paunds less per a,ere control or the residue left on FlRM BUREAU with 114 percent erack free. Va1· 1the lru1ls and plan\1. tant produced over 26,000 pound• In the control of corn ea• WILLIAM WALKUP per aere Wllh 86 percent crack WOrm it WOS pOinted out !bat the · free. Another variety Glamour egg Is laid on the silk and afler WEST COLUMBIA, WEST VIRGINIA \ ' lll'O<!.iWl!;\liO~ wt)\110 Ill'' cem ~atchmg the earworm travels a S~ed Of >tbe"'lrulta' crack ' liee. The relatively shoot diStance "tlt gel , ' cJIWKs 'Si'AR'TED ............ : .. .. • .. . 4080 lfiAin · difficulty wit~ lhJS variety Inside the husks The distance dl~BER ~OLD • .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. • .. • 4100 appean to be the fruit may be from the side of the egg hateh W~SHING'l'ON UP-Maj. Gen I PllltNII, ltft Wtltr II ' / to the husks is the only are• I Bernud A. Schrtever, head or LIVABILITY .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. , 98% IIIUU~ ~~~ ·sweet coi·n varieties the where carworm may be controll· the Air For~e .Ballistic missile f AGE , .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . 10 WEEKS SOFT WATER SERVICE earliest variety fGr commercial ed by msccticides. DDT applica· pros:ram, testified today that pro DATE SOLD ....... ..... ... ... Sepl. 24, US1 use is North Star wh.ich has ap· tions as soon as the ~ilk appears d~ct~on ~f the Thor and Atlas alao proximalfiY M da)'l maturity aqd on two or three day inter· miBBii~~. ~n •dnd ~ot"ldth be ·~·~ AVERAGE WEIGHT PER BIRD .. , . . . . . . . 3.68 Seneca Dawn is very similar to v.als should control this earworm. crease yon w a e aFEED CONVERSION .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. U8 Plllosl AutomaUe l!f Semi Au- North Star. Golden Beauty, Car· Mr. Wittmeyer potnled allen· ministration has authorized. tomalle home med Soften· TOTAL COST PER POUND OF MEAT ...... 14.7 mel CrOSll and Hoosier Golden tion of the growers to the losses Sc.hid ever told the Senateh phred 1 era. IIIIer& pare ness subcomm1ltee e a YOU CAN are also mc\uded m the earlv sur l ere d from t he use uf 2, 4 D b .11 d b th b 1 d it and 2. 4, 5T which are weed ami su mt e o !er a an wr persOnnel were held durm ~ brush killers near tomato ftel"; ten recommendations for a speed 110FT WAT.ER . SERVICE November and December, when It 18 Important that tomato grow THE USYWA\' a total of 325 fertilizer sale~men ers acquaint' thelr neighbors With heard Experiment Station agrono- the fact Wl.at small amounts or Phtnt llti'X tr ~ Noo, I• ... l'lnl ..... ,.. .,.. .... RIIUSWOIMS mists ducuss sml nutrition, planl this material dnftlng in the a·r &WAn pip elf- .... - · - food' research, etc. HIGHER PROFITS may brmg serwus dam~ge to the I. Kilo~ .... tomato ftelds. It may be necessary lo 11lso contact authorittct r ... da Mu '" f.... A - aado spraymg roadsides, weed banks hnrolll)'<bo f... ..WIU.. .... and other areas to see that the ...,w,.._. the Jol>-.<afel, .....- ..... 'J applica Lion 15 not made while 7. St.,.-' ,.... - IIlah ....... , ......... tomatoes are growmg or that extreme care and low volatile ••dlt.u. · - ..............., l.-4wiot MIDenvWe · PhOne 130 ...... .,. 'Pit,al ,."M lw ~ Route .U4 Corms of the materials be used. crm..lllooo ' . . JI'Oilta. The Rtltf aod lleddJ Show 9:30 28 Men 10:00 The LiRe Up IP:30 Per~on to Persoa 1.1:00 Newa 11:00 Sc•nn•nr the WeatiJer\ 11 :19 The Late Show 9:00 9·3D 10 .30 11:110 12:00 I :00 1:30 2:00 4:30 6:00 Forem~ot h• The Farm Bureau Co011<rativ. Auoe!JUon, Columbuo, baa • ar· ranged a ttcond series of one.tfay fertllber oal01 meetlnp, to b• held Janu~ 8 through J•nuary 16, In ~even Ohio town• and cltlu ,An Ohio Stille Untverattv agr011ttmlot will appear on eaeb prolfam. lneludoo In the leMUizer salu meeltnp, arranaed for Farm Buruu m,na&el'l, branch mapa· sera, and fertilizer aaleamen, ia latest Information ~bOut plant food re&earcb, aoil !eating., In· ereaoed need for lertlllzer, and Nearly forty companies wilt ex· the tertilber market. hlblt produeta In ' a trade show, AU meeUnp will b<> held from one of the hlgbliahls of tho 2 P M. to 9 P. M. In 10ven I<> slate·wJde meellog. , Tbe pr~ram Is belna arranaed cotiona throuabo~t ,,tbe State: Monday, Jan~ary 8-Diatrlct 7 Betllnaer sa)'l, 10 arowera will have time to dloewa tbelr needs at Wilmington; Tuesday, Janu ary 7-Dtatrlct 5 at Columbus; Wedeoday, Januar1 1-Dialrlct 6 at Cambridge; Thul'ljlay, JBftuary 11-DIItriBt 3-at· AIU11110t; -l!onday January 13-Dialrict 2 at Ash· land; Wednesday, January 11Diatrlct 4 at Botkins; and Tburs· day, Jan~uy '11-Distrlet 1 al Bowllnl Green. County Farm Bureau ei!IPioyees Interested in attending thei" Dlstrlet fertilizer meeting should eo~taet lhelr local Fjeldman The flr!!l aeries of fertilizer sales meelillll for Farm Bureau Purina Chows t:ao wa~ wild 10:00 l'illftl1 ,bOtJdy 10:30 11:00 11:30 12.1)0 12:30 I ·OO 3.00 5:30 6:00 8:1D 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 9.00 ·J:SO 10.00 10.30 JI:OO ll:lo u:1a I :00 1 Experlmant Station, the Exten• ion servlee and the Ohio Sllte Unlver•lty will participate. out of slate speakera ~eheduled to •ppear on the program Include John A. Schoenemann, Ellen· U e' • • • • •-• ·• • I slon potato apeclallo~ Unlvenlty 1• I I I ~~ I ·~~-. ol Wlaeon.dn; Cbarl01 A. Nluley. vegetable apeclallat of Rulgero Untvmity; Phil M!ngea, proleaao• of .veaetable cropa, cornell Unl· verslty and Joe Shelly, executive secretary, Vegetablp Growen AI· soclation of America, Wubing· ton, D c 11:10 Weathel't!aal tt:lD tiltewatcb I :00 811!1 Off WCHS·TV Chan,tell Ohio P·ow.er's $21,000,000 Is SymbolicOfSteody, Sure Growth In Years To ComeForM.eigs-MasonAtea should be unwise not mate of its real import. Today Romper Room Trouble With Father Arlene Franc!J 'bpw Treaaure Hunt Tho l'rlct iJ llilhl 1'ruth or Coiii«<UWIIIII Ttc Tac Dough It €ould Be Yoa Mid·Day Newe 1 : 1~ Movletlmo I:ID Bride and Groom S:OO Matinee Theatre 4:00 Queen lor a Day T •• a! eqmpment certainly lead to better training for young people. Only adults with a strong f1xatton on the beauty of life 100 years ago mamtain anymore that continued improve· men! in education Is wasted. Dividends to be reaped in Middleport and Eastern wilt not be obvious at once But your coupons someday will be cUpped, that's cer- Announcement tills week by Ohio Power Company thai $21 are earmarked lor work un the Philip Sporn power plant's new 450,. 000 kilowalt un1t during 1958 is the kind of news this area likes to hear. , Thts $21,000,000 is symbolic of many 'things Important to the future not only of the Ohio Power Company but also of the • Meigs-Mason a 1·ea. We arc sitting in the middle of grqwing ,communities up and down the river. Our population has been decreasing for the past 50 to 60 years And for one prime rllJ!son: op· portumty appeared greater elsewhere ' • So the first signal sounded by Ohio Pow. er's contmued expansion is that the down· ward trend Is ended. One pointing upward Is ·•~out to commence. Sill! On 10:.'10 10:11:l II :SO 1Z:OO 12:30 I ·oo etter raunng Executive Head Robert Gray at Eastern said this week everytiting IS done except the rr1 tutc details in his district's new consoiJ. dated h1gh school between Chester and Tup· pers Pl,.ns on Route 7 Children in Middle· port h,Jvc been told by teachers to prepare to move about January 20th into their new element.u y 'chou! on Pearl Street It is strange but true that no communttv or polt!tcal subdtvision ever yet has taxed iiself out of existence so long as such tax es were spent wisely, that Is, for capital Jm. provements or services that represented pro· 0 .4~ 7·00 9.00 9.30 10 00 gress tuward a higher level of Uvin'&. eo In ; t ,tastern lA>cal School District and Middle· port Exempted Schue! District soo n will be ' the envy of the county. Each will be moving students tn to new, modern facilities in & few days. ,Vegetable !nd Potato Growers ·FB·Salesmen Will NEW IN FARMING Ohio Ranks Fifth IV C. I. ILAKIILII martot varletlea. Some other varTo Meet Jn,(~olumbus, Febmary 3-5 Attend District Counly Atrlcullltral Agent dleo wbloh 1ho111 proml10 In Products Of We mu1t pay more .attention elude Ferry-More Golden Crest, The Ohio Vegetable and Pa· many pha101 of ·mar- F iliz' M • lo qualily If we are golna Hybrid No 101 and tatq Growers Assoelatlon will ketlna and bandltng. Sllfl mem· ert er eetJngs improve or maintaln our mar- No. 102 Deep Dold from Wood· Coal In The u.s. hold Its 43rd .o.mual ml)etlnr •t bers !rom the Ohio Atlflcullur•l kets tbe aletement of Eugen• ruff excellent quality wiJI TELEVISION 'G'Uibl WSAZ -TV Cho""el3 Ullll~4 Editorially • / p ~ • Nip1 1Pilone %452·5 ' ,_P,,.~J"" ' I ' Motors, PJ,JONI, 8181 ., "' · I' -:· ~ -'J" . ~dleport H - 4!'!' ~J· ,,'f, .t~ ~~';\..;..'it! :)-oj>_~.,\1 ~- ...~ - -· - - - ~ _ _ ....._.., -"' ,..._,_ ...-,......... _. u,. ·jJ I~ 4....._ ........ ·a.;...., .. ·~·.;..::.,.; roll Mt4 Mm A I!IUNE ••• OUR F~EDlR MEETING ' YOU ARE INVITED lt.EFRE.SHMENTS Let~~ Help You lnereue Your SWine Proflts POMEROY Co-Op Pllone 'JACK CARSEY, Mgr. E. MaiD Sl. Pomeroy ATTRACTIVE PRICES I · SUGAR RUN FLO~~ MI·L~ . . wt;:n,!';:~~ ~~~ ~ .. •lode ORDER FIELD S.EEDS and FERTILIZER NOW! ........, . yolk the white of the egg the Job Nhatni;urgrer patties is to shape tbo a rol.l and then eut ~111 Fleming Hatcheries, Inc N.ellonvllle, Ohle ' easlerw::y~o~;::::~~or In~. <;;::~f,~·+"-~~-.:.Z!t.:!t~:;:- ~ Ollblanrllo.J blr4. tlla 108 .. •ealtltier, pn!d- a bi&J!or Jill' eeutqo of •ll<hl1111 ego; IDii .. a better rate ollq !i any -""' ~- lliJ ollter ill tile iediiiiiJ. Thil MWejl p..duc:t ol Nidlola ,. ~ealclt Ia now beoomillll OYailahlt llllloaillr "' better ~ Dtyt't wtit tilt 100 Jato. Order lhnius\ 'our broiler ....,..;,. warmed to room tem· lperaiJno ·• for recipes that lor eggs. y.rann egg• \ .1, ·~1 PJaoa, li~ GETT1t4G READY .FOR YOU . ..........,...... _ Mulberry Ave. ., · . P.htne 1541 . Pbmeroy I 1 • ''~-~-~----:-"'~~~~~· ·~ ~ ' �. I I •'•. '· ~ Wellston Cage BaHII Panthers Are Relaied,ReadY for T __ PAULO, Brazil UP- ft,n of food po)~~IJ.Ing ha~ forrli&ht,]!~~vrwflpt ch•lfl· · Moore or SonJ pieao, uatjl ~· 17. a&alnst Lulz Brazil originally sche· toniJhl. cL:::: IwilSt Fa~· AhRead &tw~ Happy 0., Jau . 10, 1958 1 1n COflng ace , . .:, ; ; ,.e;. .:l _a.; ; ;ilu; ; ~; ; ;·;11; ;t; ; i•; ; ~e; ;,;.t==;;;;.,.;.;;=;;;.;;..,IWith Playing Of Bowl c.luampion foutlwlll team m .who played last '""'" ro, Over 10 Games Team This Far Canudlan pro foot· SPORTS r:,:.eP::r - Ken PIOCQ, quarterback of Iowa's Rose 1957 NEw ()Jrio 'S!&I! University had Ita Rink J.ulset!l came ftoiminS out fi'b!n Winm~g m bail, has been ordered to re· NEW YORK uP ~ Catching part lor induction into lhe Arme.l Will Chamberlain of Kansas In Wof\les Feb. 6. major college basketball's indivlduil scoring rac-e 'is like trying to ijiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~il outjump him to grab a rebound. The seven · luut Kan''' ''" i hllsn't playfd since Dec. SB because of a groin ailment but re· mCiins the No. 1 11corer with 3~2 points in JO games for u 32 2-polnt average. Sunoco Batteries AT COST PLUS T,AX AND OLD BATTERY $10.50 up Powell's Service Station Middleport, Ohio Robertson Wows Blase Fans I 0 • 8 k b 11 Db !aK l~n!~nte !~o~.e~~.~a ~!, b• new •relaxed" Woody Hayeo 1111 aut11nm. Tba Pomeroy Hig~ ~·hqol baske\~11 team h~s a hap!'T ·~~ con"nltd Coac!l Dick Rejlon, '"' ep4111!1 of what boppona t•n!ibt when ,tha WoUston I!Ochl.i cerpe battlo tht.~Jdd · t·•:"l lora . ..lr, Re!l•n a stronger BliP on DESK '"f" , •. '/ • R·ecordKepf JnFomlly Scormg 'lJJIIP. chamulonshlp. · more smashed the Ma d i s o r -;.;;;.....,;...,_.,.."!"_.....;._, 'I• 1950 . Fylrlaqe Victor~<, 3 crl. R&H. happy tbJS bunch of While wall Urea Coach Larry Morrison of Raci!'te, out oi Jacksonvil)e-Trim- ,k,Jdi,h's ~one 80 well alrea~y. SPI!~IA). Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati's 1 six-foot, five-inch sophomore, was runnerup to Chamberlain with 297 ble High School some 6 or 7 years ago, had held his school's ~:~!: ,:3~':~: ior'~ell~~~~ r,e 1955 s:~~:BAKER President Hardtop, Hyd~tlc points in 10 games ror a 29.7-point Cage scoring r;cord for a single game since his senior prep PQsBiblY ope of !he reaBons.they y~ar. H1s 43 pomts had stood up w~ll. ,e<jged I,ogan 72·71 Tuesday night a cyl. Radio and Heater. aversge. Last week it was broken ilut the recQrd remains in th~ Mor- wheq the .!:!hleflains were playing J&13~5M · rison famiiv. W.rry's bPother Mike, a senior at J-T, poure~ by far thetr .~est pme ·~.the .rear TWO SENIORS ' , Ia t~la n~w no pressul)! athtud~ The Panthers first ~ include 2 •hrough 48 ·points. · hb· th 't" Wh ill h · . of tho handsome Panther coach. , seniors, 2 juniorS, 1 sophomore. Wh . IC nngs up .e ques Jon: ere w t IS sconn~ stop "We're not putting any pressur~ This is all that Robertson di' m basketball? Sometime wiil we have frequent anll normal! on the 'oys at all now," he said. Thursday night: 150 to 148 scores'! · "We ilon't want any pressure on 1. Broke the Garden single-game I'HQN. , 153 Perish the thought. AU schools would have to raise money them." , . . , scoring mark ol 54 points set in E. Mo)"· Noxt to Rio & RHI for new ~coreboards in their gyms. Reitan wasn t saymg be d1dn I 1947, ~Y HaJTy Bo~koff of St. 1 Pomeroy The curren t SEQ record for a single gam is held b1 Job th_Ink hts Iron Five could win to, Johns, 2. Led Cmcmna\1 to a new . e Y n mght from the 4·1 Rockets. Garden team scoring record, top. , 1 ~.lihoan of Galhpohs, now ~ sophomore at Marshail College He was saying, rather, that he ping the 116 by Bradley la.<l year; under Jules Rivlin. And doing well, too. knew hla b<)l's would be giving t~e 3: Broke (lie Glir4eti single-game His 62 point production shoQld stand for yea•rs to come. 8ame all they had anq if the carda rt~ord for baskets bY . notching The only thing in local baaketballlore to compare with it was fell wrone. so what? 22, one more than the great Dukey Beegle's similar 6~ pojnts for Racine in a single game The Popt~ers are undc~ated 1~ ~eorge Mikan tallied In. a _gf!J!e . back m the 20's. . seven ~arta thli !l'a!Qn. Their Ill 1945, 4. Broke the_ CmCJnna)l , three tough opponents were beaten school ,rec_pnl of ~~ pom!s s~t j~s~ by three points or Twice the year by Jack TwYmtn, now a pro Panther otaged ·~·ta~ulpr late star; 5. Personally oubcored the ON "LL 1957 NEW , . • raijleo; 1p the Racme and Logan Gn'd'tron honors an d rec9gn1'ti on are begmmng to amve to games. Two games were ·won with· UC Junior Hawthorne. Wor.d wp~ received !his week at Mr. Gibbs' in 10 seeonds of the final b~er. establishment that Junior h•s been nominated for the Sport· Titre~ Panthers, ST ~ohnson, ing News' High School All·American Football Team. Junior Hawthorne, ~d Bru~e UIII1J Yesterday 11 was learned the big Panther ·ex-fullback and Zirkle, have olf!ied1 m .,parate . . , aames, outstandtng llldlvidual per· Wbll~ They Lilt b k b I f current star as et a I orward, has the NCAA scholarship formances to lead the come·bacl:a, limit dangling before him. Pappy I;ewis, lately of Middleport, Wellil!l~ ·~ b , experl,rioad ari4 wants him to enroll et the Unlver~lll of We~t Virgl!lia !J~fore hunili'~ 'uble\on in $EQ bac~o~~:Pi,.,J;\l; ..- 9uar.ter,. I !-1957-U H.P. next September. ' IP.orw !his ew, ~avlng .alrea41' hf • n1 ~-JQ.57-$ H.l'. Reported a Pomeroy •chool official: wipe4 up ~9ut-eas.eto~ Oblo iQ and . t!IC~IY !)lck ~ , ~~~ r. ' 10 tb 11 ter wP.I <P-captain the O~iq . 1-l·G7-'I~ H.P. "I said to Junior, 'Yoq· aren't I!Qing to le~ this stuff ~i: \valto , 11-2, pnly distantlY footb811 team neltt ·season. 4 1-1957-16 H.P, make your hat too small for your head are you Y ret.ted to ~omeroy'a busln~!lfl!l~P. Krembl" and Scbfrath, whq Answered Mr. Hawthorne: "Not me! Not me. No, ~ir." Kefmii Wll!tcin, ts 1~e chlefllDi:ket logged more playing lime duriJJg 2-1957-40 H.P. ~co-~r. H~ atan~a lourth in leaaue the paBt campaign than aiJy ot~er 22 4 !fL 1158 MoToRS witb a · per IV• ' · IN STOCK I like tlte way Bobby Nelson of Middleport drives-in down Dick !'otto, 6-1, a ,._.srd, Ia sev· Tbe selections were ' ilnaounCed the middle from 1·ust beyond the foul circle. He fjxe•uled it enth in scoring wtth 11!.2 per Thuraday ni&N at ap .~onis Glub . . • game. Tom Comptson, 200 pound· banquet hon!lliog lbe ' Qlg, Ten, twice ag~ms~ Jackson, hittll)g once. Fans would ke to see er ahd 6-2, ts center for the Rock· 1\bse Bowl and national champion more of that. ets and averaging around 10 jllu~ke·~es. A couple of boys who will be important to Middleport bas· points per game. Wooay .., Hityca called ketbali fortunes next year are I.arry Mitch and Dave Harting· The Jlelton·men hav~ ST John- ~~;::~h~~~~~e :o~!try~•:td ~i~~ CUSTOMLINE 2 DOOR V-8 nr. Dave or "Doc" as he is known has a sure pair of hands.' ·on at !he tpp rUQI In scoring od out that 'Kremhlao did not fum- . 11.eaJ nice two toHe bluJI ri ni!:ib. People a;·e bom witp a potential f~r coordination, they don'l with a 28.4 points per game aver· ble jn Ohio State's · last three '" ' ,J f,i I ~cqtlir~ it overnight. Even so, much drill and work is needed !'anthers are avcragl~g 1ames, against Iowa, Michigan and %mdm·d shift for fast t!W:t ..ofi to develop such a ~iven skill. bet·••• 10 to 12 pomts per game Olll••· and real economy. A solid llt· Mitch is crowding 6·0 now and has a powerful pair of le~s excepting fce4er Bill Wilson. Thel,.;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;,.;....;;;;;o;;;;;;;;:;;;;i~"• ns well ns a natural sense of timing for rebound work. Both Panthers have one regula~ who has \le car £11 a bargain price. athletes are v,etti~~ plenty of work t~;, vear on the Jacket rr- not yet exploded for, a big scoring ' · · night Paul Folmer could do It any serves. under ~sstsla·nt coach John Thompson. They should I'm , · 1 · he ready next December. ~IDDLIPORT TO GALLIA ' -- - · ·-- - · Galll~ons wlH entert;aln the Middleport Yellow Jackets, heavy favorite to dump Coach Swsckham· er's b!)ll•· Tbe Blue Devil!, are 3-2; JaS I Mtddl~poJt Z.S, ~ut even the ~re~m SERIES 62, 4 DOOR · 1ol the leag~ fears Galilpolts ou . Non scorers for Racine were El· its home floor. .. Dtllk g1·tJen mctllllic rlnislr, u Prlnemal and Coach Huber~ wood, Sargent and Knopp, And l\Jlddle~ort i.s plding lt& •leep tread tires. Nylon seaL co· ,I I ~ld Kelton 'l'huraday: of the wsst with his aDWina o~e. hari4 ohota n~·· a haikt\li'll P~Y •r rocked N~w lfDrl b) hli' 4~bitt Ukt Oocar Robfifaon of elhcin iaio. · · , · · '"The geateat sophomore I bav< ever i ..lr." '!!Jid ·~11 ·coicb, Georg< Smith, after the Cincinnati soplio Han ea!, !ef! tile J&!!Je wjtjl ~:38 IQ p~; aQ4' G, T~~lle4 ovm any J<Orlrig show by a ·pro Ill dardab hlstory. It waa an tl!lllinl &how, and blase .. Now \' ork fans ij. ' ·an Square Garden scoring record bl lirlng 56 points in a 118-54 rout pf ~eton ilall at lhe lamed "pop shot pa~cd ·;h ~ In 1 1 th "biantow:" m~an~ :~~ v:~e~o~ is a cinch tq wln the annual award ihat N'ew York 'ivrtters'!Pve to ihe outstanding vlatting pioyer to ap. pear here. )USI C AUTO SAL,ES 20%1 'Discount Jr"· Honors, Recogniti.on, Are Coming ,, 8 k CaplalllS To Be. Kr--Llas, TaCk(. eS, ehf,;J'8th S~dn-ATWATEil o•ard Mota,. ,au HURRY, HURRY, HURRY TO KARR &,VAN ZANDT DUR· lNG THIS SENSATIONAL 88 SALE, WE'RE OFFERING THE BEST USED CAR VALUES YOU CAN FIND ANYWHERE, WE ARE OVERSTOCKED! AND MUST MOVE THESE CARS. '56 CADILLAC I 54 OLDSMOBILE SIRIIS 98 - 4 DOOR CONVIRTIBLE COUPI Bc ,,utiful ll g~t bluo with n Stril -~ .,.. two tone 1Zft: 11n finish black orlo!l lo~. Ultc new whitt Netl ~tea t CJ\T:rs P&wc• m.ce; side wall Urea. Spotless bluo· ing, \ ower brakes, hydrumatie, and white genuine !either m· radio untl nar scot .~ pP o k e r terlor, Power steerin~. puwcr DrivtJ 1t Md you'll buy it. brakes, p9wor wlvdows, 6 wa) power seat. ~I! finest money can buy. 1--...;...--,,---:- $1488 '55 PlYMOUTH $3488 SAVOY 4 DOOR ~WC II botly, wl)lte lop, while wall ·tires. Automu.li dnvc, radiJ, heater, one owner, low mdea~c aud cleun as a pln, L1ghl '56 MERCURY MDNTIRV, HARD TOP CPE. FlashY red and black set ofl $1088 with gleaming whltc wulJ tires Muc.o-Mattc clrlve, rudlo. het~t · er, tinted glu!i. One loc,ll own· e~ car. f. real sha~·py, Ro1dm11ttr )Jivltn Coupe $1888 Boy ahc's loaded with steering, power brakes, windowt, power seat. now, radio, heater. seat lintctl glass. A real buy. '55 OLDSMOBilE power '52 CHEVROLET white, barmonlzmg Interior BydramaUc - radio - heater many more fa(:tQrf extruB. DliLUX& 4 DOOR Dark groy metallic finish. Stan $1288 '56 OLDSMOBILE Rocket V·B engine, jetaway bydrive, sharp green and white finish. Leather Interior. Radio, rear speaker. A showroom car. $2188 (lard shift. Sweet liUle six en ~ lne A lot of carefree miles i this one. '52 DODGE $388 '53 JUICK V. TON PICKUP '52 OLDSMOBILE IPICIAL 2 DOOR I SUPIR II, 2 DOOR rop performanee with the fa noua Rocket engine and hydra onatlc drive. Runa 'like a acm •abblt. Radio, heater. man) $588 more fact()ry extras. You'll Ilk it. • $588 '52 BUICK '51 DESOTO CUSTOM 4 DOOR Orlpnal dsrk blue flnl >h shlnN Dke new. Standard shill, radio IUPil RIVIIRA COUPI A opotleas llanl Top that does n, show it.. age. You mual ae• it. DynaOow. radio, heater !Ood rubber. Try It today, •uter, seat covers. A JO()d so Ud car that will 1Ive you a lot . , of oervlce. $388 $588 '53 PLYMOUTH '53 MERCURY IUPIR II, 2 DOOR Llsht blue and whl~, seat cov· m, Hy.<Jr!ve, Rood ttroa. . A pod little car juat looking for a home. Ont of those extra <)ean rars that are liard to fl!td, Dark ~reen flnlsjt, Dynofi9w, Radio, Heater. See It toda)l. $688 '53 DODGE CORONIT 4 DOOR A depent\lble ear thai will give you miles and !"11.., of good eervlce. Standard shift, radio, heater. Green and whl~ finish. $588 '50 BUICK SPICtAL 2 DOOR CUSTOM 4 DOOR Ru1aed built A l!.nock down Tel black hndy, light blue top. · dt'ar out oar that ,ean take it. Merc·o·matlc drive, Qdlo, heol· Dl)' after day of lood depend· or, ,..t covers. Try it today. able service. $388 $688 ' $588 • I • > ,,. KARR &VAN ZANDT Phone 485 •• SMITH CLOTHING Coach Hubert Price Is Sure , Star J1 Bng• htest prospect Racme '53 CADILLAC $1688 Solid oa the dsy It came from the factory, Real nice l1ght blur finish. Like new 8 ply tires. The pick up you'll be proud tr OlYn end drive. METROPOLITAN MARINE $988 Iuper 18 Holldoy Coupe S7ae l U 4 DR. J.IOLJDAY SIDAN W,e 111ld and serviced this lit· tie jewel and It has a <loan bill o( health. Light ~recn nod ~~!~. ':~.~~lb:.~·c~.~J~~o "'other power Dyna ' co\'ers ~am· '55 FORD vers, power steering, radio, t·ear speaker. A luxury car '53 BUICK ~~~~~ Strong Legs, AGQ9(l Pair 01 Hon·ds YOUR Shopping· Headquarters r1ce of Portland iAid tod n~ tim('IJ until next yeiir for a claim nu~.ne ''Wrn r~o rm" WoUP of the In a reserve game Portlanel to th~ SEO'• cream. 'hun~ Grade School baske i\.Jt~ll beat Racine 44·29 with Larr,· Lacking height and experience, tt"•m u ''one of lhC', outstandlnl! Price getting 24 points ani:! Bl'!e the Jacket& wiU have theiJ: hinds •·1oe prosve:to uf thiS ma that r gle 10 For Racine B•lley had P lull .to spilling over with Ken Bos·· Lee 8. Portland entertain• Rul tic and thick ~qy, both heavy 111.ve seyrt" land Saturrlay night. eorers. The entire GiiUill team is · Coach Price wns .1 peakln1 from ' •· experience a, the husky Eighth Score by quarters la.st qlgiJI· <apabla IJi!IIO¥ II\• bucket well Gl'Hdcr pou•ed m 23 point; !lsclne .. , .. 15 25 39 6 nd 'Jgn inst his club last nl!ht In " Portlpnd .... . ' 6 1~ llO 30 Q.JI ' Flvt) t•o unty league . gnme to Jead hb tf'arn to a 52·30 victory. 1nrl LI'B ~ IH' ball. He even 1:- botling 1.000 In the quite adult OVA baseball league having RP· !H' ared 11t bat onee ~ainst th,• Gnllipnlls entry and ainglln ~ sharply to center field. ln two other recent game• of the Racine team Wolfe has acored 23 polnto In each. Thaae cam~ against Tho Plalna which Racine won 45-40, snd Riverview last week, won by Racine 411-22.' ' Price said: "Lost night against ua Wolfe sprained his ankle In the second quarter and was ~ulled 'out. Ilc camc back In the third quartor and continued to hit from outside hobbling. "I told my boya tbey couldn't bCRI a team on cr~tcheal' Coach !Wry (LI!tle) Wolfe o! the nocine C)u~ polpt1 to tbc work of <l~h~rp, llarris, Salser, Peanuts Wlck~ne and Bailey u beinc oulatan41n~ for hia club. Against Portland they scored ID, 0, 2, 6 and 2 points In the order lilted abo~b· 1 For , Por,ll,~d WeDs had 14. Sockeye Weddle 2, Paraw 1~. ' McKelvey 2. Nqn scorinc wer! Beegle, c~art and 4rry Pr1 "8 ~t~to': H.· app·y· A,e Phone 8028-Y Jliaf Affwed •. Save fl.9~ .On I .( "OAM •u•••• ·· l "'B • BY y~n'lp PRBSI Cinelnntil ,j 18· leton ~all 54 ' Xavltr Ohio 71 lona 61 Ma1sachuiOIII r• Rhoda lslond 58 N. Car. lmt. 67 W•ko Gorollno 6l North Vlrtl~l.a 66 Bro · _ ,...o.....l .-i~S :~~~~1~~t!i WTLA;· 8:;~..;~0{ ll .... · tU1~ "'~ ·agiDg 25.2 par game and Is third In the lfaJUe's scoring. . ··' 'l'be '.two also-rans in the SEO meet tonight as Nelsonville goes t~ Jackson. Both 0-~. one will ' u back on the last of Lou Littl•• 1st ' 1"'' foo•~•ll teemJ ot Colu~blo, OTHER AREA GAME.S lla.cine goe.s to Rpme-Canaan for l&q t~e l1ons to • stunning up&et wbat should be · an interesting en41ng ~ l~no Army wlnnl~• prac~il:e game ulthough Coach Lor· •'rook ln ' 1~47. Ho o"!! lu!lbo,k ry Morris(ln is sweating· suffu!lely !.o.u t(usserow w~re ~r)9WP 11 the worcylllg about over-confidence. Home has Kenny Garrett, 6·3 center, who hi! lor 30 points in one game. ' Veteran Coach Ray Ogg o! Rome Canaan has I>een bringing along freshman Leonard Frost rapidly. Frost ma natural \thletc who will make his mark In sports. This year probably is too e~rly, how- "v~l~ 4u~t , up his twins" •nd CiPI" htld tnJI by acorlog lht 11)011 •ouchdowns In • game S, 1110$1 •ouchdown~ ,carter 29 and tops lor total ~"•""• ~,713 nnlo lo Columblo hhto,ry. \'.'hatever hoppenod to Gtno Ronldat? Still 1 ~-~~tnt pi BrOoklyn, he'o •n onloto~t ~Is· trlet ottprnoy In Now Vorlc City. EVAtUAIION fROM JNDONI51A-.Brltl8b sotdten help a ID' j'caroh1 Dut~bm.ul tvacuated .!rom lnduneala up gangpla.uk of S.r1· tllb IIIler Onintea tn Slllp.pure lor vuya&e ~e lJ bfln1 an.d Ull!lllle tb ~alk ftl~mt . Morrison will be seek,Jng ways PRO TP~tl OPENS or without Carl SAN F.RANCI.SCO UP-The &Coring ace at lor· Tack !{ramfr profcsato~al tennis ·~~jcl 'jfjiitiiQn Thureday: ~roupe featuring Pa~c~o Gotual~.< Jijnmy Ad· md Lew Hoa4 will open Its 1958 tour of the United States horc, YOIYR! INVITED TO DAILY DINING PLEASURES ~a turday, Feb. ~ed today. Talc!! p mt~tllt It lni!Jf, ' · Plalll~ 1• CHiell Allfr ~ • , , ,,...,. , clno , , , '¥1!111 aummer, Bobby ·Bragan Sets PeiJnanfAs GoalFor.Uimself AtCleveland 8, it Was announ- ' I Ironton Farm Wins Award I 1 Best~~ Of:tha ~Oll,j Boys tlllddleport !f ~. ~ek n~~- and Colors $14·95 are , $5.118. ' : · · ' " · lI '"'6 ·• r. i &I '• co~~ch Reference Book lts/ing · tP,S epVROJ,ET which includes the l)llini. Is. a 2 ~ Mtilr JJardt'!l'~ Reg. condensed summary of t!l< 1n· trap1. 3 !One flni,J!), I . . 1'11!>formation contained In tbe 111llj \llr.,..., _ K ·•T TMII UJCI & Bradatreet <tedlt report. Til• • .... .., report Includes a hlaiOrl' of the· ~ buslnesa (who owns 11, who r uns it and how long It has b!len op. erating)· a deacription of wbat the business ~o.. and bow .it ~ 001 ' it; a financial section (w},l~b u&1. 'Opelrw'B~f!l• ~~ 1 Includes a ·, -;;; · ... ... statement); andthea latest re~ord ,mltnc of how· the concern pa1s ill blllo. · While credit reports sre prl·, morlly used by buslneaamen who w•nl to evaluate the credU riU. J.U TTLE MOIOI CO. !,'}! <~oilY thow, ,- how to . . . . 0¥111 "f"•truly exciting kitchn with 1 sink fop r111ge, and o+htr ""' in "built-ia" icltll .,u..,,... I Ill ITIP-SAYIR'S FAMOUS CURVJOIM fOP . ,-------~-------· .'l.&.':lf PflUMAIII I AIBOTT- Mlddlefort · · I I fi.Airl .MOl ' I '1111115 I FKA ftNtt .... 1M ,.... "lclll bDM" ... p~Hnllli kikhtfU, &M:Iottd lOc to~... lllldli... NAWE ADDlES I I I ~------------------- 1 •• ---··~··•••••J FOREMAN & ABBOTT~ .. ttfJU. "1'. APPJ fA IV('F, J>RONli 6!114-V IIIJnnT.F.1'4lRT ISI~S \l,~P&~. ~-~,~e~-~~~::==~~=~~;;::;;;:~~~~~;:;;;;~ before shipping or selllng, I• SAVf$151! tiUU!· ance underwriters also ~ , Credit, reports to review risks, tates and oj~_er IYJ>••· . ·, Famous · · . "Po stu -· EXTRA-FIRM ' MATTRESS "~""-' lltllllrlfll)a ...... ' ' automobil~~ exp~cted to help auto insur· ance rates take a big jump ir. Ohio this y-.r. O~itt- D~partment J!lnsuranre o!llcials predicted tod•y the first tAONEv W4ttUD. ~~ FQ~rlcs Now at a 1, I• better the collophane ed. Othe,.,loe, jigb( bulb may !0 stri!ICh or shape ou! oi d·l Those fancy tall (IQs and mulAssortment of Styles ..,_. J&r'fl~Jg to ~hJ 'de<lsiOJi Only three-fourth• majorily wore requl!'ed. . i, . Attorney• eotlnl.ted court coatr to the state would be ipproxlmately ,2,000. ' ' ' tiple -lights on new FOR 5e • • · ·. decillon br the Jury ••,, Qt?Ujo J)'Own a victory Thursdav· Ia }!jJ appeal frOID the ~14 ~lf'i· pepel'\ment'o offer fol an iNe!)ienl over hla land ~DI 8~~ ~ ~ lp the j(tQO brldp .area. He received N,800 lor Prii,.V 1Je fla4 ~ offered ~n f 'Jfl_' tW:PODflJ! Fraternal Order Of Police ~ails New 1958 Officers U,IIIIU.'UU I r . ...,.. /.. . Jn 'Ap · ~)I'--f'VIU Ul!!e I l Insurance ates ,~ Jdfe :•bl! 4. Jli9t~ .t~P~ hiJ eborp and ptiiJ~ ·to the J:ll1 at J f . 'II!.' :tfriiit. It ~I\I!IJfli ~ 8:3~ p. .Iii- Vl!lli iii but :I:DW I Fancy Gadgets May . H'k AutO 1 e ' R By.Jnrv ' , ,..,. ly 6G,OOO name• were removed. The eivll action 1am~ after' Credit ratings were changed dur· Browi ., . , . tbe ~·· offer lng thlo period on m+ro than ;, . ·, . . · tOO,DOO bu.;lneSJ coricerf.o. Herbert q,lker. ,_d OeWpe;. As one pha.;e i" revialng credit ~verl!lt ~Itt. ~d~epwt )IJllrOI· ratlnes and keepin~ them up-to- 111•1!. . • date, every year the credit r'e· !'l~n, we: fl!lde. !or . ta~! porting sgenry wrileJ! to all bll!)q'l)fl' , IJ!!Om)l<i:s 11119 th~ o•· businesses who are listed in 14e ~~'MIIW! .ll•t.f! · ~ tp"'JJIII!rs Refmn~e Book to reiiUIHbelr . 1'!1 · ~ ID!II~I!ojlllr ~IIJOn• year-end bal1111<~ · ahee!~ Prl~e ~ llli. 81'4- T!!~ Jf91114 b~!j..QO oayt that this ·Iotter .;ieds up v, ii" In mliluiJona! aet!:..,e.a the Oow and pr....,iDg of flllllO ot In ' tile operation of the !'flP of the facts on which ft1dlt rat· btU · ~ 111m-. i~ acjl•lllel ings are based. "More thaa 115 i~!llri,S an ~,. ~nqqet. · per cant of all tolllllletclal ~ant- JSm~·,..,e t · f:~ octions In the U1 S. are made on the .. • JIIIOmo ' of eredit terms/' he adcted "'rtu~ ~ · ' "1 purp.,. of the Reference Book I> IJ.am C· o. J'la4., !!'~ a Mrl to help bualnesameo Jp _..., psrt at the soclil hour when ~ j of the country malle eredil de taro!! .Jw.... Le~y ... . :· cisions to ship or llllll 10 ~""""~ N!4 ~ ;.ereJ,~~ oi men In any other pli'l of the .:•;"'..;•.,;,.;;... ..;re ,,_nt.' counll'l'·" · e ' 7 ~··-·• •· ·. The credit rating Is oDe ol the ;;;•510l0i!iiiiliOI;;;'ii01;i;;~ key factors In •approvlne .,.lets oai.irfl ·I "' to ship or seU. Tbe ralinga oon"'t ' ·I m ~'1''" ' ~ o! two aymbols. The ftrat, I l!>lle'. --•. '{,tJiltS of the alphabet, indicate• ~n· cia! otrenlllb or ~ngible Dt' ~ 'I!!!Pi•» wortb of the bnsll!eSS· 'l'!lt ~ 4 · . ~ ,... '700d~ 8 ond symbol Is a number. II r.. ..ry · • defl'• nects a composite approlsal Qf ~lli!!IIIr 'o.it"' the background, operatloiJll, Jl~· ~fP AT """''I stability and payiJient re· . fS85 cover)lie !or 1ire and of insurance. · won th• champion aut pa~k .~ ... ho•or; Steenber,en Turkey F-•rm won the champion fryer - roaster 1 till~! and George Neulr)ann U, o! ljprl~tifjeld, Ohio, look honors I~ th~. reserve champion junlor dl· vlaion, formal requests for auto insur- up , ance bikes can he expected next month. ' Some rates CGuld lncreat~e as much as 20 per cent. · Arthur 1. vorys, superintendert of the state lJepartment of lnsur· .said m:ore ears On the roads 'fepalr bills and more gen· Savings Up To 3o% ' ' jury awards for wete. reipollSible for the damagr-s e~pected Hal!di,oesJI bigber ' rates. •, He aaid the1 new model ears1 m·ore to repair. For instancP.· the wrap-around windthleld no• costs from $1110 to $200 compared to the old Item that could be re- IWe're placed for S2D. He aald underwriters were pr.. dicting' that the rate boO;'Is wiil 1 RACK LADIES ·DRESSES Regular .8.95 In l~Wfl!~r- coif' f!l Reg. $4.50 be as high as zo per cent 1n some areas or Obi() for some ~lass~s l•<•·•h SELLER Sal• fnds Wi•n Pr111nt Sfoc• IJ Selif Netll!or.....,._ (lll(erfllttt~fl I · SPECIAL to the idllor'o Nott: Thlo lo onoth· Aquirre or neweomers Jim Grant or of 16 dlapolchat oo the off. and Diek Broilowskl. Thtise two ARAGON TO PI(IHT HOLI,YWOOD, Calif. UP-Art ,.,_ outl90k oi tach ma)or played With the Son Diego Padres Aragon, making , his first 'appear· 1..,.,, club for 1958 wrlllen last summer. I don't waul to lake by lho mone"n of •och club, Ray Narleaki or Don Mossi !rom 1 ance here since his JiCenae WaJii f!f BOllY IIAAGAN 'the buUpen. 1'1\ey are the besl in reinstuted alter Q. reversal ol an attempted bribery conviction, Mo...... of Cltvelend lndlono that department and I tbinlt they Wrlllen for tho Unltod Prosa could bo more useful ~· relieverp will meet Waller Tyler of Los An· gelaa i~ a lO.round bout pete HAVANA UP - I have as than as starters. Jan. 21. ' Cleve~pd'o new ma~a~r a areal My pitching ,otalf will be bull\ challenge, bliKer !han when 1 around Herb Score. As far as I -,-~~-G_F_A_YQ_R_E_D signed wijb Pitla~lll'ih· llut 1 will know he Ia the ace of the staff, SE4 ISLAND. Ga. · UP-Thr have better players · and better snd tbe ace on any daft. Ar•ord· 1958 ladies prol~ional winje: men around me: Our objectlvea lng to La~c hls VISion abould be golf tour geto under way to4ay are to win the pennant and to normal when ~prlng training with redhaired P~tty l!erll of S!'. make the l:ldlans a good drawing opell§. I am hoping thot he wi» ' ' have a bll ye§f, b~use ,he" can Andreds, Jl!., · r~ Y•Jr~ 'leadlnq earil. · money winner, favored to win Ill• ·. 1 am coming to a new league. help as much as ·any aingle play· ' fifth annual' $6,000 Sea .Island This is exciting and a new eltperl· er in the ,Jea&ue. once to me. Perhaps many others YANKII$ MAIN PROBLEM WH)<;N YOUR OBJECT I Open lor the· ~~~ tl~. wouldn't like to be in my place. One ~f my main problems ·wQ! But 1 think that fellows like Frank be to beat the Yankees - or at JS ENJOYMENT. La~e, Mel Border, lied Kress and least finish aB near ao ~daBible to 1 Ed4ie Stanky can help rae a lot them. The Yankeea can be beaten There's 110 better :way tq while 1 learn about the American but at the ssme time It Ia hard begin than wlth a w~ll ser• League. to lind holes in clubs like thai. MINOSO TO HELP INDIANS It's like OklaRoQla losing to Notre ' · ved dinQer. Start the evenST. LOUIS UP - Steenbergen One of be players who will help Dame in football. It happened and ingrjg})~. Turkey Farm of Ironton, Ohio won me a lot, not only in the field but you would like to see it happen • 1gund charnpiop.ship: honors Wed· als() as a drawing card, is Minnie, Iagain. , 1 , ""day· at lho- ~atlonal Dressed Mlnoso. lie is one of the best de· .. ~· . Turkey· SlibW. · · : fenslve out!ieldera iq, the league . Right now our big need JS an ~ . The· Ohio farm entered a you,ng, and obe of the top run producers. , tnfielder, espectslly a second b~seM 1"1 32-pound, 12-ounce tom jn the He played 153 games last season ' man. It's P.osslble that one fif the sho~ held In conjunction,with the and Is the type who plays despite y~ung~r plarers on the roster •.,. Natl~nal Turkey Feder~t10n con- minor aches and pains. This fact m1ght surprise, but we ~ure could N. 2nd Ave, Middleport ventton here, · . , is one of great importance to a use a g!IY like ~~bby RJChardso~. '::=e::;~::;;'!:!;::;:::::~~H~ar~ve~y~W~t~lf~or~d~o~f~E~Iy~n~a,~O~h:;-••• team. Minoso is the type player In spring trammg ~Y two pnt' who alwows gives ~is best in the mary tasks will be gettmg to k~ow field. He wtll be, no doubt of it, Imy own club and at the same hme '· the aparkplug of the Indians. learning about the .new lcag~e. . 1 know we wtll not have Early Oh, bne lr)ore thmg; I don t ex· Wynn around, bot 1 think we have peel t.o give much .trouble to j several promising Y<JUng~ters who American League umpire~. ~n f~ct fliiihl siirprls,e. Wynn's pi;Jce could I expect to mana_ge ever}' mnmg be ~~qpie.<! by Cal McLish,_Hank of ourl54 games. 't''ARTJ"-i 'RESTAURAlo.IT a new name. were added and ever. to bor~r apd reaf eiti · ·)!WS·1hu•·!he figuro for bus~ I~ }!fits founty would ae~u~y b~ blllber than the 297 g1ole4 aboya. ' The aelerence Book COIJll!lm apprq~imatel~ three Jl!l!liOn buli ness Uotillgs f~r pver ~0.000 CDm· munllies In the Uni)ed States. II ~ publish<~ eVl!I'Y lixly ~ayB to keep hstmgs current. D~.nns jhc past •lxty doys nearly 83,0f!ll GENR ROSSIOIS ~Y VNITI!IP .PJI~SS 6tnt loisido!, stor qu~•· leave the basement t()night. ol.,lnsurance. J.A~{ES Short S1~eve . ·CCENTER LADIES- Reg. $3,.98 5KI RT5 ····· ·· · NOW · ···· ·· ····· $2.98 · Girls.·Coats ,· · lteduced to Aa Low As $8 95 ' GIIU$ DRESSIS :.. .. · .... ·'.. 2 fer $5.00 · * 'MOORE'S SERVICE 11 0 USES.... ·' .. $1.00 •r: BASKETBALL : .lltGHLIGHTS In ' I Won' lllp •r C'f!P,, , ""'"-'·n.1!1~ btr .... and ' ru&btr anchor • Color ~lll!'monlud paHtr~ • , ; till,. any ... r• the montnc 'lritbtbe Crow all4 Crow firm reprel!tllt· IUimAQIJ n ing Brown and Dwight Walters and Ulll ~ I:! • • Ed Johnson of Columbus goldin& the olate's teotimony. Statisti~s released l9day by Ray J. Pric:a, district manager Wtlne810t !or Brown Included ~~ the Columbus office of Dun l Brac!Jtreet, Inc. show that 1 11eed crary, llarry Brown, Wol· there are DOW ,29'7 ~u!lpess firms in r.{elga County and 119 loce Damewood, Arvil Horter, Har· firms in Pqmeroy ~n~ t~ In J.lld~leP9J'(. 1 1 vey 1'!88tman, Orville Brown, Allen TIJe fll!lrel ,\fete Obta!Aed from I pbyBJDal count 0( the Brown, A. Orr, Kenneth Grue ..r, ,Dun"' l!rai!'J,r~! Bew~pc~ Book for NovelljJillr, 195?. and 'l'ile¢ore T. Reod, Jr. T~e 1\?l~renet jlopk, )ne~n'· , • , : Willi~ lor the "'te who were tally, only IU!f l!ll!!jlfl'!hlm.l, aul>poenaed Included c. 9· ~·•kl.er wboleaal,ra and retafierf, J! Mel · • ·naa a'f I fU f., R. Ji9114y, Ita~ appratsor, Tljenot i~~l~4' ~ 9f lha ~~· t1-J! ..& edore l!etSie and Ralph GUrnor~. and prof"'·~~ · \lual!ltl!lll 411fb . ~ 0 0 0 bolb can "' potent . · · , il~ - also menlipncd the WQrk of (Cootlnuod From Pott Four) ~thcr regulpre, Po~ lrlcl)a4e an~ , ij~n Ppwell, as hlsbly lmpo•·!.int t~ep!, .4rl1 enwrt.ains ~gan, ~tQ the Q·l re~or,d ot the Tolnad<¥>• , ~ oUt if ~gan plm t plgpj Ibis ,ie"liQ· · ' II . II <l.ld l.l!st . W~ftday ' lith! J:lll~m ll!lt~~lpa HarrJaq~vllle ~;p.,~ "!Joli~P· !.Jt:Mil<l 'l'\11 be !or wh,i obill!ld ~~ a moderstely '~~!lli,\!!j ~ff long aP,q dill'"' ly ai e3sy w!JJ l9r ~*!'II· Rui}lJiuenM U!!!~ P1Pirl!~e, s. · tuial»• ' lpij&~ ' )ltllp:' In J ~k· rough .o·f'e ~ ~.,,. .•amtl. ,, ....ts.119t -~·vii .. ~ut ' tbelM)tlo' . ·· ¥!1\p,-, ,,,.. . ""·•·"'• ........... .,• e. Set~ Our ~lldtrn Styles qASQ BAJI~. OWNF.:I\ N. 2nd St. 00111 a~e~ t.. : ..a~ ~' MJl,f ~" LlltJO ~7' ~~r~~~: ~~k~::; score~." ·n· Thrilty L!lw Price. nrowm in Little ·Le&JlUC Pony Women ~~~~~-=~ Dun ~'·-·u.. F I M tao~ ' : Co Ia., JI'IDI:l e1gs B ~I ; . ,. ,'Dall7 Bent~!, Pom~OY·Mlddlep\lrt1 0., /aiJ. 101 l~~ Ia Finest Tim Is the s11me Jad who last 'S Umt n l ~ r flmwwd , baseball fan s with his: pltrhing, fielding am! hit tln ~ ' FOR Men .,,, .. \, Free Check-Up Of • · Your Exhaust System Ayoid Leaky M1.1fflers During The C0ld Driving Days. \ MUFFlERS, TAILPIPl$ WASHAB~•. CO'I'!'ON • ltiST»t.EP FREE, 4TLOW COST . . ;, llil''"' 19~0 ' Radio 1949 l.t \tlllnest? ~tit'1ll , ~ Radio alld llflller. P!'· 1849 PLYMOUTH 4 Door, Heater. 194t FORb VB 2 Door, Radio and u,~ter· In "Perfect Sleejler"®SERTAPEOIC+: THERE THEY All mtkl Ul I Cl!lh can awn thllt can tot whit YOU may think. METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES lAKER ·· OJ The FURNITUR~ Corner ll . .leport . · . ' �. I I •'•. '· ~ Wellston Cage BaHII Panthers Are Relaied,ReadY for T __ PAULO, Brazil UP- ft,n of food po)~~IJ.Ing ha~ forrli&ht,]!~~vrwflpt ch•lfl· · Moore or SonJ pieao, uatjl ~· 17. a&alnst Lulz Brazil originally sche· toniJhl. cL:::: IwilSt Fa~· AhRead &tw~ Happy 0., Jau . 10, 1958 1 1n COflng ace , . .:, ; ; ,.e;. .:l _a.; ; ;ilu; ; ~; ; ;·;11; ;t; ; i•; ; ~e; ;,;.t==;;;;.,.;.;;=;;;.;;..,IWith Playing Of Bowl c.luampion foutlwlll team m .who played last '""'" ro, Over 10 Games Team This Far Canudlan pro foot· SPORTS r:,:.eP::r - Ken PIOCQ, quarterback of Iowa's Rose 1957 NEw ()Jrio 'S!&I! University had Ita Rink J.ulset!l came ftoiminS out fi'b!n Winm~g m bail, has been ordered to re· NEW YORK uP ~ Catching part lor induction into lhe Arme.l Will Chamberlain of Kansas In Wof\les Feb. 6. major college basketball's indivlduil scoring rac-e 'is like trying to ijiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~il outjump him to grab a rebound. The seven · luut Kan''' ''" i hllsn't playfd since Dec. SB because of a groin ailment but re· mCiins the No. 1 11corer with 3~2 points in JO games for u 32 2-polnt average. Sunoco Batteries AT COST PLUS T,AX AND OLD BATTERY $10.50 up Powell's Service Station Middleport, Ohio Robertson Wows Blase Fans I 0 • 8 k b 11 Db !aK l~n!~nte !~o~.e~~.~a ~!, b• new •relaxed" Woody Hayeo 1111 aut11nm. Tba Pomeroy Hig~ ~·hqol baske\~11 team h~s a hap!'T ·~~ con"nltd Coac!l Dick Rejlon, '"' ep4111!1 of what boppona t•n!ibt when ,tha WoUston I!Ochl.i cerpe battlo tht.~Jdd · t·•:"l lora . ..lr, Re!l•n a stronger BliP on DESK '"f" , •. '/ • R·ecordKepf JnFomlly Scormg 'lJJIIP. chamulonshlp. · more smashed the Ma d i s o r -;.;;;.....,;...,_.,.."!"_.....;._, 'I• 1950 . Fylrlaqe Victor~<, 3 crl. R&H. happy tbJS bunch of While wall Urea Coach Larry Morrison of Raci!'te, out oi Jacksonvil)e-Trim- ,k,Jdi,h's ~one 80 well alrea~y. SPI!~IA). Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati's 1 six-foot, five-inch sophomore, was runnerup to Chamberlain with 297 ble High School some 6 or 7 years ago, had held his school's ~:~!: ,:3~':~: ior'~ell~~~~ r,e 1955 s:~~:BAKER President Hardtop, Hyd~tlc points in 10 games ror a 29.7-point Cage scoring r;cord for a single game since his senior prep PQsBiblY ope of !he reaBons.they y~ar. H1s 43 pomts had stood up w~ll. ,e<jged I,ogan 72·71 Tuesday night a cyl. Radio and Heater. aversge. Last week it was broken ilut the recQrd remains in th~ Mor- wheq the .!:!hleflains were playing J&13~5M · rison famiiv. W.rry's bPother Mike, a senior at J-T, poure~ by far thetr .~est pme ·~.the .rear TWO SENIORS ' , Ia t~la n~w no pressul)! athtud~ The Panthers first ~ include 2 •hrough 48 ·points. · hb· th 't" Wh ill h · . of tho handsome Panther coach. , seniors, 2 juniorS, 1 sophomore. Wh . IC nngs up .e ques Jon: ere w t IS sconn~ stop "We're not putting any pressur~ This is all that Robertson di' m basketball? Sometime wiil we have frequent anll normal! on the 'oys at all now," he said. Thursday night: 150 to 148 scores'! · "We ilon't want any pressure on 1. Broke the Garden single-game I'HQN. , 153 Perish the thought. AU schools would have to raise money them." , . . , scoring mark ol 54 points set in E. Mo)"· Noxt to Rio & RHI for new ~coreboards in their gyms. Reitan wasn t saymg be d1dn I 1947, ~Y HaJTy Bo~koff of St. 1 Pomeroy The curren t SEQ record for a single gam is held b1 Job th_Ink hts Iron Five could win to, Johns, 2. Led Cmcmna\1 to a new . e Y n mght from the 4·1 Rockets. Garden team scoring record, top. , 1 ~.lihoan of Galhpohs, now ~ sophomore at Marshail College He was saying, rather, that he ping the 116 by Bradley la.<l year; under Jules Rivlin. And doing well, too. knew hla b<)l's would be giving t~e 3: Broke (lie Glir4eti single-game His 62 point production shoQld stand for yea•rs to come. 8ame all they had anq if the carda rt~ord for baskets bY . notching The only thing in local baaketballlore to compare with it was fell wrone. so what? 22, one more than the great Dukey Beegle's similar 6~ pojnts for Racine in a single game The Popt~ers are undc~ated 1~ ~eorge Mikan tallied In. a _gf!J!e . back m the 20's. . seven ~arta thli !l'a!Qn. Their Ill 1945, 4. Broke the_ CmCJnna)l , three tough opponents were beaten school ,rec_pnl of ~~ pom!s s~t j~s~ by three points or Twice the year by Jack TwYmtn, now a pro Panther otaged ·~·ta~ulpr late star; 5. Personally oubcored the ON "LL 1957 NEW , . • raijleo; 1p the Racme and Logan Gn'd'tron honors an d rec9gn1'ti on are begmmng to amve to games. Two games were ·won with· UC Junior Hawthorne. Wor.d wp~ received !his week at Mr. Gibbs' in 10 seeonds of the final b~er. establishment that Junior h•s been nominated for the Sport· Titre~ Panthers, ST ~ohnson, ing News' High School All·American Football Team. Junior Hawthorne, ~d Bru~e UIII1J Yesterday 11 was learned the big Panther ·ex-fullback and Zirkle, have olf!ied1 m .,parate . . , aames, outstandtng llldlvidual per· Wbll~ They Lilt b k b I f current star as et a I orward, has the NCAA scholarship formances to lead the come·bacl:a, limit dangling before him. Pappy I;ewis, lately of Middleport, Wellil!l~ ·~ b , experl,rioad ari4 wants him to enroll et the Unlver~lll of We~t Virgl!lia !J~fore hunili'~ 'uble\on in $EQ bac~o~~:Pi,.,J;\l; ..- 9uar.ter,. I !-1957-U H.P. next September. ' IP.orw !his ew, ~avlng .alrea41' hf • n1 ~-JQ.57-$ H.l'. Reported a Pomeroy •chool official: wipe4 up ~9ut-eas.eto~ Oblo iQ and . t!IC~IY !)lck ~ , ~~~ r. ' 10 tb 11 ter wP.I <P-captain the O~iq . 1-l·G7-'I~ H.P. "I said to Junior, 'Yoq· aren't I!Qing to le~ this stuff ~i: \valto , 11-2, pnly distantlY footb811 team neltt ·season. 4 1-1957-16 H.P, make your hat too small for your head are you Y ret.ted to ~omeroy'a busln~!lfl!l~P. Krembl" and Scbfrath, whq Answered Mr. Hawthorne: "Not me! Not me. No, ~ir." Kefmii Wll!tcin, ts 1~e chlefllDi:ket logged more playing lime duriJJg 2-1957-40 H.P. ~co-~r. H~ atan~a lourth in leaaue the paBt campaign than aiJy ot~er 22 4 !fL 1158 MoToRS witb a · per IV• ' · IN STOCK I like tlte way Bobby Nelson of Middleport drives-in down Dick !'otto, 6-1, a ,._.srd, Ia sev· Tbe selections were ' ilnaounCed the middle from 1·ust beyond the foul circle. He fjxe•uled it enth in scoring wtth 11!.2 per Thuraday ni&N at ap .~onis Glub . . • game. Tom Comptson, 200 pound· banquet hon!lliog lbe ' Qlg, Ten, twice ag~ms~ Jackson, hittll)g once. Fans would ke to see er ahd 6-2, ts center for the Rock· 1\bse Bowl and national champion more of that. ets and averaging around 10 jllu~ke·~es. A couple of boys who will be important to Middleport bas· points per game. Wooay .., Hityca called ketbali fortunes next year are I.arry Mitch and Dave Harting· The Jlelton·men hav~ ST John- ~~;::~h~~~~~e :o~!try~•:td ~i~~ CUSTOMLINE 2 DOOR V-8 nr. Dave or "Doc" as he is known has a sure pair of hands.' ·on at !he tpp rUQI In scoring od out that 'Kremhlao did not fum- . 11.eaJ nice two toHe bluJI ri ni!:ib. People a;·e bom witp a potential f~r coordination, they don'l with a 28.4 points per game aver· ble jn Ohio State's · last three '" ' ,J f,i I ~cqtlir~ it overnight. Even so, much drill and work is needed !'anthers are avcragl~g 1ames, against Iowa, Michigan and %mdm·d shift for fast t!W:t ..ofi to develop such a ~iven skill. bet·••• 10 to 12 pomts per game Olll••· and real economy. A solid llt· Mitch is crowding 6·0 now and has a powerful pair of le~s excepting fce4er Bill Wilson. Thel,.;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;,.;....;;;;;o;;;;;;;;:;;;;i~"• ns well ns a natural sense of timing for rebound work. Both Panthers have one regula~ who has \le car £11 a bargain price. athletes are v,etti~~ plenty of work t~;, vear on the Jacket rr- not yet exploded for, a big scoring ' · · night Paul Folmer could do It any serves. under ~sstsla·nt coach John Thompson. They should I'm , · 1 · he ready next December. ~IDDLIPORT TO GALLIA ' -- - · ·-- - · Galll~ons wlH entert;aln the Middleport Yellow Jackets, heavy favorite to dump Coach Swsckham· er's b!)ll•· Tbe Blue Devil!, are 3-2; JaS I Mtddl~poJt Z.S, ~ut even the ~re~m SERIES 62, 4 DOOR · 1ol the leag~ fears Galilpolts ou . Non scorers for Racine were El· its home floor. .. Dtllk g1·tJen mctllllic rlnislr, u Prlnemal and Coach Huber~ wood, Sargent and Knopp, And l\Jlddle~ort i.s plding lt& •leep tread tires. Nylon seaL co· ,I I ~ld Kelton 'l'huraday: of the wsst with his aDWina o~e. hari4 ohota n~·· a haikt\li'll P~Y •r rocked N~w lfDrl b) hli' 4~bitt Ukt Oocar Robfifaon of elhcin iaio. · · , · · '"The geateat sophomore I bav< ever i ..lr." '!!Jid ·~11 ·coicb, Georg< Smith, after the Cincinnati soplio Han ea!, !ef! tile J&!!Je wjtjl ~:38 IQ p~; aQ4' G, T~~lle4 ovm any J<Orlrig show by a ·pro Ill dardab hlstory. It waa an tl!lllinl &how, and blase .. Now \' ork fans ij. ' ·an Square Garden scoring record bl lirlng 56 points in a 118-54 rout pf ~eton ilall at lhe lamed "pop shot pa~cd ·;h ~ In 1 1 th "biantow:" m~an~ :~~ v:~e~o~ is a cinch tq wln the annual award ihat N'ew York 'ivrtters'!Pve to ihe outstanding vlatting pioyer to ap. pear here. )USI C AUTO SAL,ES 20%1 'Discount Jr"· Honors, Recogniti.on, Are Coming ,, 8 k CaplalllS To Be. Kr--Llas, TaCk(. eS, ehf,;J'8th S~dn-ATWATEil o•ard Mota,. ,au HURRY, HURRY, HURRY TO KARR &,VAN ZANDT DUR· lNG THIS SENSATIONAL 88 SALE, WE'RE OFFERING THE BEST USED CAR VALUES YOU CAN FIND ANYWHERE, WE ARE OVERSTOCKED! AND MUST MOVE THESE CARS. '56 CADILLAC I 54 OLDSMOBILE SIRIIS 98 - 4 DOOR CONVIRTIBLE COUPI Bc ,,utiful ll g~t bluo with n Stril -~ .,.. two tone 1Zft: 11n finish black orlo!l lo~. Ultc new whitt Netl ~tea t CJ\T:rs P&wc• m.ce; side wall Urea. 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Ont of those extra <)ean rars that are liard to fl!td, Dark ~reen flnlsjt, Dynofi9w, Radio, Heater. See It toda)l. $688 '53 DODGE CORONIT 4 DOOR A depent\lble ear thai will give you miles and !"11.., of good eervlce. Standard shift, radio, heater. Green and whl~ finish. $588 '50 BUICK SPICtAL 2 DOOR CUSTOM 4 DOOR Ru1aed built A l!.nock down Tel black hndy, light blue top. · dt'ar out oar that ,ean take it. Merc·o·matlc drive, Qdlo, heol· Dl)' after day of lood depend· or, ,..t covers. Try it today. able service. $388 $688 ' $588 • I • > ,,. KARR &VAN ZANDT Phone 485 •• SMITH CLOTHING Coach Hubert Price Is Sure , Star J1 Bng• htest prospect Racme '53 CADILLAC $1688 Solid oa the dsy It came from the factory, Real nice l1ght blur finish. Like new 8 ply tires. The pick up you'll be proud tr OlYn end drive. METROPOLITAN MARINE $988 Iuper 18 Holldoy Coupe S7ae l U 4 DR. J.IOLJDAY SIDAN W,e 111ld and serviced this lit· tie jewel and It has a <loan bill o( health. Light ~recn nod ~~!~. ':~.~~lb:.~·c~.~J~~o "'other power Dyna ' co\'ers ~am· '55 FORD vers, power steering, radio, t·ear speaker. A luxury car '53 BUICK ~~~~~ Strong Legs, AGQ9(l Pair 01 Hon·ds YOUR Shopping· Headquarters r1ce of Portland iAid tod n~ tim('IJ until next yeiir for a claim nu~.ne ''Wrn r~o rm" WoUP of the In a reserve game Portlanel to th~ SEO'• cream. 'hun~ Grade School baske i\.Jt~ll beat Racine 44·29 with Larr,· Lacking height and experience, tt"•m u ''one of lhC', outstandlnl! Price getting 24 points ani:! Bl'!e the Jacket& wiU have theiJ: hinds •·1oe prosve:to uf thiS ma that r gle 10 For Racine B•lley had P lull .to spilling over with Ken Bos·· Lee 8. Portland entertain• Rul tic and thick ~qy, both heavy 111.ve seyrt" land Saturrlay night. eorers. The entire GiiUill team is · Coach Price wns .1 peakln1 from ' •· experience a, the husky Eighth Score by quarters la.st qlgiJI· <apabla IJi!IIO¥ II\• bucket well Gl'Hdcr pou•ed m 23 point; !lsclne .. , .. 15 25 39 6 nd 'Jgn inst his club last nl!ht In " Portlpnd .... . ' 6 1~ llO 30 Q.JI ' Flvt) t•o unty league . gnme to Jead hb tf'arn to a 52·30 victory. 1nrl LI'B ~ IH' ball. He even 1:- botling 1.000 In the quite adult OVA baseball league having RP· !H' ared 11t bat onee ~ainst th,• Gnllipnlls entry and ainglln ~ sharply to center field. ln two other recent game• of the Racine team Wolfe has acored 23 polnto In each. Thaae cam~ against Tho Plalna which Racine won 45-40, snd Riverview last week, won by Racine 411-22.' ' Price said: "Lost night against ua Wolfe sprained his ankle In the second quarter and was ~ulled 'out. Ilc camc back In the third quartor and continued to hit from outside hobbling. "I told my boya tbey couldn't bCRI a team on cr~tcheal' Coach !Wry (LI!tle) Wolfe o! the nocine C)u~ polpt1 to tbc work of <l~h~rp, llarris, Salser, Peanuts Wlck~ne and Bailey u beinc oulatan41n~ for hia club. Against Portland they scored ID, 0, 2, 6 and 2 points In the order lilted abo~b· 1 For , Por,ll,~d WeDs had 14. Sockeye Weddle 2, Paraw 1~. ' McKelvey 2. Nqn scorinc wer! Beegle, c~art and 4rry Pr1 "8 ~t~to': H.· app·y· A,e Phone 8028-Y Jliaf Affwed •. Save fl.9~ .On I .( "OAM •u•••• ·· l "'B • BY y~n'lp PRBSI Cinelnntil ,j 18· leton ~all 54 ' Xavltr Ohio 71 lona 61 Ma1sachuiOIII r• Rhoda lslond 58 N. Car. lmt. 67 W•ko Gorollno 6l North Vlrtl~l.a 66 Bro · _ ,...o.....l .-i~S :~~~~1~~t!i WTLA;· 8:;~..;~0{ ll .... · tU1~ "'~ ·agiDg 25.2 par game and Is third In the lfaJUe's scoring. . ··' 'l'be '.two also-rans in the SEO meet tonight as Nelsonville goes t~ Jackson. Both 0-~. one will ' u back on the last of Lou Littl•• 1st ' 1"'' foo•~•ll teemJ ot Colu~blo, OTHER AREA GAME.S lla.cine goe.s to Rpme-Canaan for l&q t~e l1ons to • stunning up&et wbat should be · an interesting en41ng ~ l~no Army wlnnl~• prac~il:e game ulthough Coach Lor· •'rook ln ' 1~47. Ho o"!! lu!lbo,k ry Morris(ln is sweating· suffu!lely !.o.u t(usserow w~re ~r)9WP 11 the worcylllg about over-confidence. Home has Kenny Garrett, 6·3 center, who hi! lor 30 points in one game. ' Veteran Coach Ray Ogg o! Rome Canaan has I>een bringing along freshman Leonard Frost rapidly. Frost ma natural \thletc who will make his mark In sports. This year probably is too e~rly, how- "v~l~ 4u~t , up his twins" •nd CiPI" htld tnJI by acorlog lht 11)011 •ouchdowns In • game S, 1110$1 •ouchdown~ ,carter 29 and tops lor total ~"•""• ~,713 nnlo lo Columblo hhto,ry. \'.'hatever hoppenod to Gtno Ronldat? Still 1 ~-~~tnt pi BrOoklyn, he'o •n onloto~t ~Is· trlet ottprnoy In Now Vorlc City. EVAtUAIION fROM JNDONI51A-.Brltl8b sotdten help a ID' j'caroh1 Dut~bm.ul tvacuated .!rom lnduneala up gangpla.uk of S.r1· tllb IIIler Onintea tn Slllp.pure lor vuya&e ~e lJ bfln1 an.d Ull!lllle tb ~alk ftl~mt . Morrison will be seek,Jng ways PRO TP~tl OPENS or without Carl SAN F.RANCI.SCO UP-The &Coring ace at lor· Tack !{ramfr profcsato~al tennis ·~~jcl 'jfjiitiiQn Thureday: ~roupe featuring Pa~c~o Gotual~.< Jijnmy Ad· md Lew Hoa4 will open Its 1958 tour of the United States horc, YOIYR! INVITED TO DAILY DINING PLEASURES ~a turday, Feb. ~ed today. Talc!! p mt~tllt It lni!Jf, ' · Plalll~ 1• CHiell Allfr ~ • , , ,,...,. , clno , , , '¥1!111 aummer, Bobby ·Bragan Sets PeiJnanfAs GoalFor.Uimself AtCleveland 8, it Was announ- ' I Ironton Farm Wins Award I 1 Best~~ Of:tha ~Oll,j Boys tlllddleport !f ~. ~ek n~~- and Colors $14·95 are , $5.118. ' : · · ' " · lI '"'6 ·• r. i &I '• co~~ch Reference Book lts/ing · tP,S epVROJ,ET which includes the l)llini. Is. a 2 ~ Mtilr JJardt'!l'~ Reg. condensed summary of t!l< 1n· trap1. 3 !One flni,J!), I . . 1'11!>formation contained In tbe 111llj \llr.,..., _ K ·•T TMII UJCI & Bradatreet <tedlt report. Til• • .... .., report Includes a hlaiOrl' of the· ~ buslnesa (who owns 11, who r uns it and how long It has b!len op. erating)· a deacription of wbat the business ~o.. and bow .it ~ 001 ' it; a financial section (w},l~b u&1. 'Opelrw'B~f!l• ~~ 1 Includes a ·, -;;; · ... ... statement); andthea latest re~ord ,mltnc of how· the concern pa1s ill blllo. · While credit reports sre prl·, morlly used by buslneaamen who w•nl to evaluate the credU riU. J.U TTLE MOIOI CO. !,'}! <~oilY thow, ,- how to . . . . 0¥111 "f"•truly exciting kitchn with 1 sink fop r111ge, and o+htr ""' in "built-ia" icltll .,u..,,... I Ill ITIP-SAYIR'S FAMOUS CURVJOIM fOP . ,-------~-------· .'l.&.':lf PflUMAIII I AIBOTT- Mlddlefort · · I I fi.Airl .MOl ' I '1111115 I FKA ftNtt .... 1M ,.... "lclll bDM" ... p~Hnllli kikhtfU, &M:Iottd lOc to~... lllldli... NAWE ADDlES I I I ~------------------- 1 •• ---··~··•••••J FOREMAN & ABBOTT~ .. ttfJU. "1'. APPJ fA IV('F, J>RONli 6!114-V IIIJnnT.F.1'4lRT ISI~S \l,~P&~. ~-~,~e~-~~~::==~~=~~;;::;;;:~~~~~;:;;;;~ before shipping or selllng, I• SAVf$151! tiUU!· ance underwriters also ~ , Credit, reports to review risks, tates and oj~_er IYJ>••· . ·, Famous · · . "Po stu -· EXTRA-FIRM ' MATTRESS "~""-' lltllllrlfll)a ...... ' ' automobil~~ exp~cted to help auto insur· ance rates take a big jump ir. Ohio this y-.r. O~itt- D~partment J!lnsuranre o!llcials predicted tod•y the first tAONEv W4ttUD. ~~ FQ~rlcs Now at a 1, I• better the collophane ed. Othe,.,loe, jigb( bulb may !0 stri!ICh or shape ou! oi d·l Those fancy tall (IQs and mulAssortment of Styles ..,_. J&r'fl~Jg to ~hJ 'de<lsiOJi Only three-fourth• majorily wore requl!'ed. . i, . Attorney• eotlnl.ted court coatr to the state would be ipproxlmately ,2,000. ' ' ' tiple -lights on new FOR 5e • • · ·. decillon br the Jury ••,, Qt?Ujo J)'Own a victory Thursdav· Ia }!jJ appeal frOID the ~14 ~lf'i· pepel'\ment'o offer fol an iNe!)ienl over hla land ~DI 8~~ ~ ~ lp the j(tQO brldp .area. He received N,800 lor Prii,.V 1Je fla4 ~ offered ~n f 'Jfl_' tW:PODflJ! Fraternal Order Of Police ~ails New 1958 Officers U,IIIIU.'UU I r . ...,.. /.. . Jn 'Ap · ~)I'--f'VIU Ul!!e I l Insurance ates ,~ Jdfe :•bl! 4. Jli9t~ .t~P~ hiJ eborp and ptiiJ~ ·to the J:ll1 at J f . 'II!.' :tfriiit. It ~I\I!IJfli ~ 8:3~ p. .Iii- Vl!lli iii but :I:DW I Fancy Gadgets May . H'k AutO 1 e ' R By.Jnrv ' , ,..,. ly 6G,OOO name• were removed. The eivll action 1am~ after' Credit ratings were changed dur· Browi ., . , . tbe ~·· offer lng thlo period on m+ro than ;, . ·, . . · tOO,DOO bu.;lneSJ coricerf.o. Herbert q,lker. ,_d OeWpe;. As one pha.;e i" revialng credit ~verl!lt ~Itt. ~d~epwt )IJllrOI· ratlnes and keepin~ them up-to- 111•1!. . • date, every year the credit r'e· !'l~n, we: fl!lde. !or . ta~! porting sgenry wrileJ! to all bll!)q'l)fl' , IJ!!Om)l<i:s 11119 th~ o•· businesses who are listed in 14e ~~'MIIW! .ll•t.f! · ~ tp"'JJIII!rs Refmn~e Book to reiiUIHbelr . 1'!1 · ~ ID!II~I!ojlllr ~IIJOn• year-end bal1111<~ · ahee!~ Prl~e ~ llli. 81'4- T!!~ Jf91114 b~!j..QO oayt that this ·Iotter .;ieds up v, ii" In mliluiJona! aet!:..,e.a the Oow and pr....,iDg of flllllO ot In ' tile operation of the !'flP of the facts on which ft1dlt rat· btU · ~ 111m-. i~ acjl•lllel ings are based. "More thaa 115 i~!llri,S an ~,. ~nqqet. · per cant of all tolllllletclal ~ant- JSm~·,..,e t · f:~ octions In the U1 S. are made on the .. • JIIIOmo ' of eredit terms/' he adcted "'rtu~ ~ · ' "1 purp.,. of the Reference Book I> IJ.am C· o. J'la4., !!'~ a Mrl to help bualnesameo Jp _..., psrt at the soclil hour when ~ j of the country malle eredil de taro!! .Jw.... Le~y ... . :· cisions to ship or llllll 10 ~""""~ N!4 ~ ;.ereJ,~~ oi men In any other pli'l of the .:•;"'..;•.,;,.;;... ..;re ,,_nt.' counll'l'·" · e ' 7 ~··-·• •· ·. The credit rating Is oDe ol the ;;;•510l0i!iiiiliOI;;;'ii01;i;;~ key factors In •approvlne .,.lets oai.irfl ·I "' to ship or seU. Tbe ralinga oon"'t ' ·I m ~'1''" ' ~ o! two aymbols. The ftrat, I l!>lle'. --•. '{,tJiltS of the alphabet, indicate• ~n· cia! otrenlllb or ~ngible Dt' ~ 'I!!!Pi•» wortb of the bnsll!eSS· 'l'!lt ~ 4 · . ~ ,... '700d~ 8 ond symbol Is a number. II r.. ..ry · • defl'• nects a composite approlsal Qf ~lli!!IIIr 'o.it"' the background, operatloiJll, Jl~· ~fP AT """''I stability and payiJient re· . fS85 cover)lie !or 1ire and of insurance. · won th• champion aut pa~k .~ ... ho•or; Steenber,en Turkey F-•rm won the champion fryer - roaster 1 till~! and George Neulr)ann U, o! ljprl~tifjeld, Ohio, look honors I~ th~. reserve champion junlor dl· vlaion, formal requests for auto insur- up , ance bikes can he expected next month. ' Some rates CGuld lncreat~e as much as 20 per cent. · Arthur 1. vorys, superintendert of the state lJepartment of lnsur· .said m:ore ears On the roads 'fepalr bills and more gen· Savings Up To 3o% ' ' jury awards for wete. reipollSible for the damagr-s e~pected Hal!di,oesJI bigber ' rates. •, He aaid the1 new model ears1 m·ore to repair. For instancP.· the wrap-around windthleld no• costs from $1110 to $200 compared to the old Item that could be re- IWe're placed for S2D. He aald underwriters were pr.. dicting' that the rate boO;'Is wiil 1 RACK LADIES ·DRESSES Regular .8.95 In l~Wfl!~r- coif' f!l Reg. $4.50 be as high as zo per cent 1n some areas or Obi() for some ~lass~s l•<•·•h SELLER Sal• fnds Wi•n Pr111nt Sfoc• IJ Selif Netll!or.....,._ (lll(erfllttt~fl I · SPECIAL to the idllor'o Nott: Thlo lo onoth· Aquirre or neweomers Jim Grant or of 16 dlapolchat oo the off. and Diek Broilowskl. Thtise two ARAGON TO PI(IHT HOLI,YWOOD, Calif. UP-Art ,.,_ outl90k oi tach ma)or played With the Son Diego Padres Aragon, making , his first 'appear· 1..,.,, club for 1958 wrlllen last summer. I don't waul to lake by lho mone"n of •och club, Ray Narleaki or Don Mossi !rom 1 ance here since his JiCenae WaJii f!f BOllY IIAAGAN 'the buUpen. 1'1\ey are the besl in reinstuted alter Q. reversal ol an attempted bribery conviction, Mo...... of Cltvelend lndlono that department and I tbinlt they Wrlllen for tho Unltod Prosa could bo more useful ~· relieverp will meet Waller Tyler of Los An· gelaa i~ a lO.round bout pete HAVANA UP - I have as than as starters. Jan. 21. ' Cleve~pd'o new ma~a~r a areal My pitching ,otalf will be bull\ challenge, bliKer !han when 1 around Herb Score. As far as I -,-~~-G_F_A_YQ_R_E_D signed wijb Pitla~lll'ih· llut 1 will know he Ia the ace of the staff, SE4 ISLAND. Ga. · UP-Thr have better players · and better snd tbe ace on any daft. Ar•ord· 1958 ladies prol~ional winje: men around me: Our objectlvea lng to La~c hls VISion abould be golf tour geto under way to4ay are to win the pennant and to normal when ~prlng training with redhaired P~tty l!erll of S!'. make the l:ldlans a good drawing opell§. I am hoping thot he wi» ' ' have a bll ye§f, b~use ,he" can Andreds, Jl!., · r~ Y•Jr~ 'leadlnq earil. · money winner, favored to win Ill• ·. 1 am coming to a new league. help as much as ·any aingle play· ' fifth annual' $6,000 Sea .Island This is exciting and a new eltperl· er in the ,Jea&ue. once to me. Perhaps many others YANKII$ MAIN PROBLEM WH)<;N YOUR OBJECT I Open lor the· ~~~ tl~. wouldn't like to be in my place. One ~f my main problems ·wQ! But 1 think that fellows like Frank be to beat the Yankees - or at JS ENJOYMENT. La~e, Mel Border, lied Kress and least finish aB near ao ~daBible to 1 Ed4ie Stanky can help rae a lot them. The Yankeea can be beaten There's 110 better :way tq while 1 learn about the American but at the ssme time It Ia hard begin than wlth a w~ll ser• League. to lind holes in clubs like thai. MINOSO TO HELP INDIANS It's like OklaRoQla losing to Notre ' · ved dinQer. Start the evenST. LOUIS UP - Steenbergen One of be players who will help Dame in football. It happened and ingrjg})~. Turkey Farm of Ironton, Ohio won me a lot, not only in the field but you would like to see it happen • 1gund charnpiop.ship: honors Wed· als() as a drawing card, is Minnie, Iagain. , 1 , ""day· at lho- ~atlonal Dressed Mlnoso. lie is one of the best de· .. ~· . Turkey· SlibW. · · : fenslve out!ieldera iq, the league . Right now our big need JS an ~ . The· Ohio farm entered a you,ng, and obe of the top run producers. , tnfielder, espectslly a second b~seM 1"1 32-pound, 12-ounce tom jn the He played 153 games last season ' man. It's P.osslble that one fif the sho~ held In conjunction,with the and Is the type who plays despite y~ung~r plarers on the roster •.,. Natl~nal Turkey Feder~t10n con- minor aches and pains. This fact m1ght surprise, but we ~ure could N. 2nd Ave, Middleport ventton here, · . , is one of great importance to a use a g!IY like ~~bby RJChardso~. '::=e::;~::;;'!:!;::;:::::~~H~ar~ve~y~W~t~lf~or~d~o~f~E~Iy~n~a,~O~h:;-••• team. Minoso is the type player In spring trammg ~Y two pnt' who alwows gives ~is best in the mary tasks will be gettmg to k~ow field. He wtll be, no doubt of it, Imy own club and at the same hme '· the aparkplug of the Indians. learning about the .new lcag~e. . 1 know we wtll not have Early Oh, bne lr)ore thmg; I don t ex· Wynn around, bot 1 think we have peel t.o give much .trouble to j several promising Y<JUng~ters who American League umpire~. ~n f~ct fliiihl siirprls,e. Wynn's pi;Jce could I expect to mana_ge ever}' mnmg be ~~qpie.<! by Cal McLish,_Hank of ourl54 games. 't''ARTJ"-i 'RESTAURAlo.IT a new name. were added and ever. to bor~r apd reaf eiti · ·)!WS·1hu•·!he figuro for bus~ I~ }!fits founty would ae~u~y b~ blllber than the 297 g1ole4 aboya. ' The aelerence Book COIJll!lm apprq~imatel~ three Jl!l!liOn buli ness Uotillgs f~r pver ~0.000 CDm· munllies In the Uni)ed States. II ~ publish<~ eVl!I'Y lixly ~ayB to keep hstmgs current. D~.nns jhc past •lxty doys nearly 83,0f!ll GENR ROSSIOIS ~Y VNITI!IP .PJI~SS 6tnt loisido!, stor qu~•· leave the basement t()night. ol.,lnsurance. J.A~{ES Short S1~eve . ·CCENTER LADIES- Reg. $3,.98 5KI RT5 ····· ·· · NOW · ···· ·· ····· $2.98 · Girls.·Coats ,· · lteduced to Aa Low As $8 95 ' GIIU$ DRESSIS :.. .. · .... ·'.. 2 fer $5.00 · * 'MOORE'S SERVICE 11 0 USES.... ·' .. $1.00 •r: BASKETBALL : .lltGHLIGHTS In ' I Won' lllp •r C'f!P,, , ""'"-'·n.1!1~ btr .... and ' ru&btr anchor • Color ~lll!'monlud paHtr~ • , ; till,. any ... r• the montnc 'lritbtbe Crow all4 Crow firm reprel!tllt· IUimAQIJ n ing Brown and Dwight Walters and Ulll ~ I:! • • Ed Johnson of Columbus goldin& the olate's teotimony. Statisti~s released l9day by Ray J. Pric:a, district manager Wtlne810t !or Brown Included ~~ the Columbus office of Dun l Brac!Jtreet, Inc. show that 1 11eed crary, llarry Brown, Wol· there are DOW ,29'7 ~u!lpess firms in r.{elga County and 119 loce Damewood, Arvil Horter, Har· firms in Pqmeroy ~n~ t~ In J.lld~leP9J'(. 1 1 vey 1'!88tman, Orville Brown, Allen TIJe fll!lrel ,\fete Obta!Aed from I pbyBJDal count 0( the Brown, A. Orr, Kenneth Grue ..r, ,Dun"' l!rai!'J,r~! Bew~pc~ Book for NovelljJillr, 195?. and 'l'ile¢ore T. Reod, Jr. T~e 1\?l~renet jlopk, )ne~n'· , • , : Willi~ lor the "'te who were tally, only IU!f l!ll!!jlfl'!hlm.l, aul>poenaed Included c. 9· ~·•kl.er wboleaal,ra and retafierf, J! Mel · • ·naa a'f I fU f., R. Ji9114y, Ita~ appratsor, Tljenot i~~l~4' ~ 9f lha ~~· t1-J! ..& edore l!etSie and Ralph GUrnor~. and prof"'·~~ · \lual!ltl!lll 411fb . ~ 0 0 0 bolb can "' potent . · · , il~ - also menlipncd the WQrk of (Cootlnuod From Pott Four) ~thcr regulpre, Po~ lrlcl)a4e an~ , ij~n Ppwell, as hlsbly lmpo•·!.int t~ep!, .4rl1 enwrt.ains ~gan, ~tQ the Q·l re~or,d ot the Tolnad<¥>• , ~ oUt if ~gan plm t plgpj Ibis ,ie"liQ· · ' II . II <l.ld l.l!st . W~ftday ' lith! J:lll~m ll!lt~~lpa HarrJaq~vllle ~;p.,~ "!Joli~P· !.Jt:Mil<l 'l'\11 be !or wh,i obill!ld ~~ a moderstely '~~!lli,\!!j ~ff long aP,q dill'"' ly ai e3sy w!JJ l9r ~*!'II· Rui}lJiuenM U!!!~ P1Pirl!~e, s. · tuial»• ' lpij&~ ' )ltllp:' In J ~k· rough .o·f'e ~ ~.,,. .•amtl. ,, ....ts.119t -~·vii .. ~ut ' tbelM)tlo' . ·· ¥!1\p,-, ,,,.. . ""·•·"'• ........... .,• e. Set~ Our ~lldtrn Styles qASQ BAJI~. OWNF.:I\ N. 2nd St. 00111 a~e~ t.. : ..a~ ~' MJl,f ~" LlltJO ~7' ~~r~~~: ~~k~::; score~." ·n· Thrilty L!lw Price. nrowm in Little ·Le&JlUC Pony Women ~~~~~-=~ Dun ~'·-·u.. F I M tao~ ' : Co Ia., JI'IDI:l e1gs B ~I ; . ,. ,'Dall7 Bent~!, Pom~OY·Mlddlep\lrt1 0., /aiJ. 101 l~~ Ia Finest Tim Is the s11me Jad who last 'S Umt n l ~ r flmwwd , baseball fan s with his: pltrhing, fielding am! hit tln ~ ' FOR Men .,,, .. \, Free Check-Up Of • · Your Exhaust System Ayoid Leaky M1.1fflers During The C0ld Driving Days. \ MUFFlERS, TAILPIPl$ WASHAB~•. CO'I'!'ON • ltiST»t.EP FREE, 4TLOW COST . . ;, llil''"' 19~0 ' Radio 1949 l.t \tlllnest? ~tit'1ll , ~ Radio alld llflller. P!'· 1849 PLYMOUTH 4 Door, Heater. 194t FORb VB 2 Door, Radio and u,~ter· In "Perfect Sleejler"®SERTAPEOIC+: THERE THEY All mtkl Ul I Cl!lh can awn thllt can tot whit YOU may think. METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES lAKER ·· OJ The FURNITUR~ Corner ll . .leport . · . ' �'I ' ,_ I 1:-:palcy !JenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 10, 1958 ·Federated Circle -Pomeroy' Faritily o/~~:~;"r~~~·~~y~~' .~~~~::~~ Iwo Area Men --::-:---'--Meet "ng Is He ' ld to newsmen imphed a u. s...,. 1 .CONTINUED FROM PAGE Seven Room House with gtrage CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 crct wcapoh." Bul f<llow sub central locatoon io ~i•dd.epor~ Wednesday Nl'ght ICoollnutd From Pogo Ontl committee member, Sen stuart Tennant each received a monetary 011 corner lot Will sl'll Jurnisnlhe ~:amp pastor; a member of Symington D-Mo. said he wa award for their colltrlbutlon, the -( 2_1_l Rea-t-Estate t1) Notices Apartment new unJurmshed 4 .l....-4--- ~-:---:-:­ rooms and bath, B~scment. hot 'Willie<! - Couple who would ap· · predate Low Rent, occastonal • 1 choriug d11ties. References ,required. Call 957-X. I 10 6te t~bl Auto$ervices water heat No stllatl children Phone · Mtddleport 6366 M ---------(8) Aut-> Sales Mattie Bush, ~11ddleport, Ohm I 6 6tc ll53 BUICK VB 4 dr. Sedan Chotce or one Super & one Road ments. Stutablc for two Also 1 small office room Coats BuildPr~unc ing, Middleport Legal Notice 6009 1-36tc. The annual meetina: of tht stockholders of the Pomeroy Na· tional Bank of Pomeroy, Ohio for the election of d1reetors and the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting will be held at the office of Raid Pomeroy National Bank on Jan· uary 14, at 3:30 p.,m, EDISON HOBSTETIER \ President (1) 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8. 9 10 II 13; !Ole Eleven room master A quality alltomobilc t:l t low pncc. $895. Dlaettnar'(' iomeroy l 6 6te ltousc <'(,tnpletely furnished, good nctghborhood, rlosc in Mu"1 he gond respon Sible fnnuly IU4 Linton Ave , Pomeroy, Ohto West, 951·Y .___ _ ______ Call R. 5 T l-9-3tc 1955 OLDSMOBILE "8B" 2 dr. Holliday Coupe Hydramatlc dn· 2 room <:~p<artmcnl ('unkmg prJ 'filegcs Close Ill tuwn. 127 ve A beautiful car that show~ Buttern~t Ave , Pomc10y. tender c;~re $1,695. tilaettnar'' H0-8tc Pomeroy l 6 6tc Legal Notice 1955 FORD VB Customi!Jle 2 dr the bo9rds of ChrJstian educatio:t unaware !Of any secret weapons misslon$l'y cooperation, "trustees and did not know what JohJl,son and the social progress, appor- referred to. tlonment and program commit· HowEWer, former Defense Sec· tees of the Ohio Baptist Conven· retary Cb:arles E. Wilson, in a tlon. recent speech ,at Delroit, indJcatHe will serve as chairman for cd that some new U. S. m1htary the Ohio Baptist Convention for developments were in the worlc:a 1958; is active in the ministerial 1ed soon. . a past now might be revea assocIatIon off wh'1c h he ts Theandsubcommittee called Net8 Baxter, president, and at present serves son A. Rockefeller to testify In Ounng the business session the as chairman of the evangelism a public sessl()n on his panel's commt'ttees for t"ue year were nam· committee of the Newark Area previously released r,eport calling ·• 'lh Mrs. Le ster r auu.;r " as the Counc1l of Churches. 1:\1 WI ror a drastic shakeuP: in the Arm· Flower Commiltee; Mrs. Carl Mrs. Pomeroy teaches a clas't ed Forces and a three btllion , ld s, Mn. G. 0 · scbmo11 , Mcs. of JunJOr High boys and garlc; dollar increase in dcCcn.:.e spend hte R. W Finsterwald, Mrs. Roy Sey. 10 the churctJ. school. She takr-s ihg to keep Rusliil Crorn gaming thed and Miss Lena Grueser, Sick an active lnterqt in all phase~ military superoritJ by 1960. · ReJbel , or the work of Ule church, shares Comm1tt ee; rs. Lou1s Maj Gen. John Medaris, com· MISs Marquer"'Ite ""'eyer an d Mrs. 10 ttle work of the PTA and does mander of the Army Redstonr~ Georgia Walliamson, Membership; ~ubstitute teaching m the el~· mJssJie arsen~l. Jlunlsv:Ue, Ala, Mrs. Ben Neutzhng, pianist; and mentary .school. was to appear later Ul a closeU Mrs. Norman Kloes, Cards and Sta· Judson, 16, is a junior l'l sessiOn. bonery proJect lligh school, a member of Lhe . h d · High C Club, the hlg!h school Prestdent Eisen owe_r _ca 117 It was decided to be hostess for ~horUs and has had leading r~r a Pentagon reo~gamzalJOn tn the Guild meeting on July 23. It 1 roles in class plays. lie take1 his State uf t Umon 1message was also decided to serve the . !I place of leadership in BYl<' I Thurs_da.~ Well In rmu source; Lions Club dinners durin" the m" eetln•s and projects and is said 1t 1nrt1cated t PresJden • e ld ij :1 months of May and June and Mrs. employed after school and on wou assume persvtl{ comman( Lena Huber was named as chair· Saturday at a local clothing store. of the defense eff?r and probman. Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels was Marc'" 13 ,, acti'fe in Jun· ably would leep h1s fmgers on ""'• • th t 1 th h tn budget named as devotional leader for the ior High BYF, a member of the e con r~ ~ roug e next meeting on February 12 and Junior Honor Society of Wilson and by gi'ftng more a~thor•t~ Mrs Norman KloeB as program Public School, and attends YMCA to Defense Secretary Neil h. chauman / elasse.!l He has had an afternoon McElr~y. A story, "Everyday Miracles" by 'route for two years. Rockefeller was exr,pete£1 til ~frs. Ph1~ Williamson concluded pa~~~gory, lO, is a regular a' · bac:k up .his ~ruup~s de1Nnds f.~r the meeting. tenoant at YMCA classes, played more unJfJcatJon m tlic Arm_.i Refreshments were served by on their Migllt Midget basketball Fore~ lop co;m:~d-F n· f the hostesse5, Mrs. Louis Reibel, team this year and is on the Jo nson sal., Jr orce c 1e Mrs. Georgia Wi!Hamson and Mrs. Woodside Basketball team. Ma_r· of_ staff Gen. !h?tas ~ f W~ 1te, ( 171 Help Wanted M'ddl epor t M'1n1Ster10 • •1 H.onors' Hoyts ( 18) Employmen: ---·- Pomeroy Baptist · ,, 1 ' Servit'.es I LegoIN tJ• BUY Sew Rite Sewing Club Contributes T Polio Fund ' ks A c.J ----- TRAILERS TRAILERS COLLINS JEWELRY Room• Ntw Furnltu" $ M"'ll• I IOnS BAKER FURNITURI Legal Not•'ce (12) i Rent 11111 =- . . I:IIIdJ, ~ GIJ..I : ..._., $ 5% Discount !.add•;., J1wao ll:le$-1. "Better Homes" at '----------·-'I Wanted to Rent lojlojw~ rul $ "' l ''-' a I t SnarM CUtded mlaUe formo lbt CIOBB of U. i1, "4r Forco "l\IJJ-IJI<Jillllll bl tho Nor)lorup plant Ill ahown to acUoa tlower) Patrt~ Air Forco &uo, over the 1A~Uc. The,. Drat IntarcunUnentai mluUt 3. Ctrnlvll whtol '·Jitters ' lail,ng) f, rtn ·for ,, vrheel t. Reaorl T. c::ierllhOG animal a. 1\IJe ' •Futorr Tnbted. aervtea• PHONB·U IACKSOM, D. ~0. Bever. aft 22. AUI· tudln- 1-Rd 23. BhrJ~ 2*. Canr• Iter 25. Hall ema ~Ullf 2&. Oerml• . 't. Woun!J nl\lll\ Tul~'• Auwrt - 4jl\irk 11ym.} ~. (!trl'a !)IIIII I!;.I•ndenet" .•ao.,Jiau , . ·~t. ~n4'·J , l$.'bhertll notsll)' .J . ... ·•39 SWlll · Ill"~ 1dial.) •"''ton 'If. ~clama. S3. Pittte.. 10. Plrt of an • tioa 31 Queatlon• inCh 1 pound '3h: 3 pounds ,89c 5 pounds $1.45 i. I" 800ACIOUS ROCX ---- ·- ~ 1m! tbotiib JOU'YI 1lar11t4 "I ~&lid~~~~~- t, ~yt lrOIJ)It" IPia. Ual 1111 deDver«< dOJ'II u , rea 1011 oa lhe .,nc,·,toJI Yotce bf utrl Iaiiier would FRANKLIN .' • loola bpt", lhe 1a oveldmaed 1or ~~::!t;,:r:,e~= 11 ")aok ot 111'1«· neuand her tlfilurea are o• Altlt all, If , .. llid lbt d011J. Bhal!vea the dJatlnet preutoll or having Uked for per10Dll trouble lhe htd iD last clllco, 'l'heD lhe thingf worae h1 giving delaiJa or her problema "lbtl wou.•l Potential tmployen take dlm 'flow of hlrlni 1 llrl her. Really VII'J Nice Aetuali1, lhe ts often lectlr nice atrl. · Bhe is Utile cootualld about joba. In her desire to reniab>l femlnlno in the clllce, she play• )ler role. I waa 4tseiiBiin8 thts 1l'lth l\111. Mary. o. President or the Jener. Trust Roelillnr 1.! one of . and al the same time most fellllnlne women you ever aeen. Her main advice to are juat ate.rtinr 11: "Dreu have in a ~ •• !<~ 0 1\-~ 2 pointer& OIL per· In buallwl, aen4 oy Jllmped sell·llldrasll4 Charter No. 9815 ' care Of thJa •••4 DBWI• 1'11 rou the .tublect. Reoervt Diotrlct No. 4 REPORT OF CONDitiON OF mr THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ,For The Best h1 AP,PLIA.MCES OF RACINE In tiM Statt of Ohio, At Tht CioN of Business on Dectmbtr 31, 1957. Publl1htd In rtlponse to cell made by Comptrollor of the .CurrencY, uncltr Stcllon 5211 1 U. S. Rnl1td Statutes. , ASSETS ~ew Cash, balances with other l:wnk.s, mclud1ng reserve b<.tla.nc('1 • and cash items in process of collection· ·--*·*---··--- 4 · 185,643.90 United States Government obhgalions, direct ' and guaranteed --.. _... _. • ••. • .. . . _. ....... •• 4)!ti,268. 75 ObligaUons of States and political sulxlivisions _ . ... 18,850.00 Corporate stocks (including $3,300.00 >tock of Federal Reserve bank) ____ _• _ __ --· . ... 3,300.00 Loans and <llscounts tincludm~ no ovcrdr.il'ris) ___ ___ __ 418,931.16 Bank premises owned $15,400,00, furniture and , lixture.s $i,MU2 •.........• __________ __ . 16,951.82 Other assets .•••.... _.. ...•.• _....•.•.......•..• •.•. ' 630.35 I ' - Pomeroy I CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Cap•tal Stoek, Su~=fu~o• -~~oc~~-~~~~- ~ar__~·~:~_:::::: : ::::::::: $ ~::t: Undivided profits _____ .... :...................... . 26,210.4jl · - TOTAL cAPITAL ACCOUNTII ••• .. •• . 136,210.48 TOTAL LIABILITIES y\ND CAPITAL ACCOUN'I'S •. $1,130,575.98 •' Assets pledged or a$aigncd to secure liabilities and ' '· fm- other purvoses ........ ·····--- ----• • $ 122,181.26 I, Frooland S. Norris, C:lshiet of the aheve.named bank, do sqlemnly · . swear. the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge ind' bello!. · FREELAND S. NORRIS, C~shlet. Correct.--Altest: 1. DILLON CROSs W. A. ORR Directors. ,EARL P. CROSS STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS, ss' Sworn to and subacrlbed before me this 8 ' I heFy certify that I am not ""' ~~~~it~~~~~ Au~lll! . LIABILITIES · D0mAnd deposits of individuals, partnership&, and eorpor,tions ..... __ ..... · ··--·····c .... . $ 527,049.24 , Tome deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporatloM ...... ......... ·••• •·····•·•·•• •. 402,153,98 Deposits of States and political sobdlvislons . . •. • 64,565.41 TOTAL DEPOSITS ' ................... $993,.76863 Ollfcr llabllilieo ..•.... •••••.•••.••...•.. •. •••....• 1,596.81 TOTAL LIABILITlES •••• . .•• •.••.... _. ......... $ llll5.3811.1!0 MEMORANDA SPECTACLE ON EARTI-I our,.., Line of w...,., Dlyen, llf~erat,"' ~ ~~ A~LIN APPLIANCE' tee THE MOST WONDERFUl. Pumont Models 'fOTAL ASSETS ---------- --'---------·········· $1,130,m.98 . I Model.s Ztnith TV ond Radios IJ!I'E THAT, AN' I'U. eE READ'{ TO lfCf£ .~~ - . JO~T A601JJ THAT Nickolas Jacoba, 39, Cohmbuo, ()., was arrested and jailed Tbur! day night In pomeroy by Patrol· man Henry WEfTY on cha1 &et of driving while intoxicate I ap4 drivlnr without a proper opel&· tor's lltcnae. lie will ap,Pt··r belore Mayor Charles Lesao· s'a~ learn~ng. J.l'Ull accrcdllation Implies that urday night. a school is meeting the rriteriJ, set by the profession for cdueaDuring 1957 a total of J2ij nqal tlonal programs in nursing todar young people lived lp rural bo~ and that the faculty " pledged In mort than oiO countrle. II >I'OUjl~· to continued cooperative effort out the free world 11 Intern ati9D11I toward better patient core Fana Yooth IIChllllp dtla!jlte~ I • O WNJiJ .. NA IIO /t A J J r ytp.,~ MV KN EES W082LE l'f"EN l Columbus Man Jailed For DWI ., ... 1111W00t ASK FOR SAMPLE BEN lWlNI!Y GOOGL& ID\, ''Reason For Leaying'i Isn't Hard To Explain' lliSSOLVBS Home 1 11 is reccgnl2ed that i'otlonal accreditation requires <OOJ eratlon of all persons concerned •Jib tllc preparatiOn of nurses: t:.e !d· QIWatratloo, the . me<llooJ llalf, the nurilng staff, the faou ty and aludeDia as wtll u t he e< mm~n lty agencies and lnsnutilliiS which p1rticlpat'1 in the p1 oafarn. Tbe n~rt clu.s or studen "' ~11 be admitted to St Joseph's School ot Nurslnr ID Maust 19 iS and interested cllldl'dales should make application at an eiflJ date. ~- CROSSWORD grt<lllel PIWIVft. t· slonal nuriHlil. ft hos b..n announced hy the faculty of St loeeph's School of Nm11nJ In Pa,l'ker•hurs thai the r.ehool has been granted full ae· oredltation by the National Loagu~ !Qr Nursing. This a<tlon W!' taken by the Boar~ of Review for Diploma Sctu{ol• at l~a ann11al meeting in December when th'J achool'8 sur· vey report was reviewed During the aurvey, conducled by two nurse rePresentatives of the Accrcditating Service in Octobe1', the following areal were evaluat· ed· philosophy and aim of th~ sehool, administration .and or ganlzations, faculty, personnel policies, health and counselin~: services, library, currlculum, rc· cords and Poth clas.sroom anc; llnd elinical facilities for student "" dirt! In My lood $299.00 St. Joseph Nurse School Is A•·credi'ted Middleport. ' Ohio .', · POMEROY N'ATIONAL BANK BUILDING Pomeroy, Ohio PhonH 914-Y tnd 378 l Credit Information lrllr~cle IU,LOYA OHIO VALLEY JU~K CO. a~d Dany Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., JtJI, 10, 1058-7 -=-----:--·-~----..,.... 'S throuch better prepared prof•l· I Serving W. Va. anil Oblo friendship farm Bureau Council Meets - • See It At J Meigs County Merchants Collecting Agency I It . ' ... Dre. Webster D'efense Speed Up 1"' ' \1 Used "Acrosonic" SPINET FIAN'O - ------ - , ...' : ... Tr.ailer IPAC~. Ueo.rt of Mladteport, Get loc ..ted before muddy ~ .ground hurla you. Phone 9<63. NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· Edgar Reynolda, Reynold's Dairy lNG ON INVENTORY Prob•t• Court, Mtlg• County, Ohio Store, IU'dleport, Ohl'o. tn 2 -.ue 1'0 the Executor or Adminlstra· 1955 CHRYSLER VB 4 dr Sedan tor and to such of the foUowing as are residents of the stale of Ohio: This is a one o¥tner car and a surviving spouse, if any; next of new Buick trade-in A fine car at a low pnre $1,595 Blaet· Have you thought of being an kin; benefJciaries under the pill, tnar's, Pomeroy. 1 6 tile Avon Reprcscntultvc'l If you I I any; th e attorney or attorneys have, may 1 suggc~t you inqutru '953 PLYMOUTH 4 dr ;cdan. Or· at once. Avon, Box 148, Mar· fic!nree;~!~~~n:~y of the aforemen· lginal bhtck fumh Overhaul, ietta, Ohw t 6 611: You ard hereby notified that on good conOiuon WccJt-ena spec ial. $405. Blaettnar's, PomerO)'. Earn, learn and hilvc fun three the 8th day of January 1958 an I 6 61c to Cour nights a Y.eck Wnte Box (nventory and Appraisement uf No. 668A % The 1Ja1ly SentineL the elllate of Flora E Ward, de- Harry Canterbury, at tbe dose of cia, 8, ia a member of a Brownie Scout Troop. (' 1953 CHEVROLET 4 dr.llO Sedan. Pomeroy for mterv1cw. l·~tp ceased, late of Rutland, Ohlo In the meetmg. sud County was f1led In this All of the children arc regular Original fmuh. Excellent ttre~ Court. . tt ndants at Sunday Church Clean upholstery:' $69G. BlaotHearing on said Inventory and I ~c:ool and church Judson singa 1 6 6te tnar'!, Pom~roy, Appnli11ement will be had before in the senior choirj Gregory, thr caroler Choir; Marcoa the Me· l-IP" nn~•• ~.~an to be •oid Wanted·---- this court on the 31st day of Jan· lody Choir Marcus and Marcia lo lbe blgh bidder at Mldwa) I Now taking avplications for Sen- uary 1958, at 10:00 o'dock A. M. Exceptions thereto may be filed both take piano le!Sons. With Juotft ~lhes, Mmersvil!e, 0 tJncl Newspaper no u te~ In by any intcreste<l party at any The Rev. c. E, Hoyt and aon their !other as accompanist the on lan, 18, 1958, at 10 a. m' Pomeroy. Call 308, pomeroy. W (l )-10-13-17·3lc 12 28 tp time prior to five days before the David, were gue!lts of honor nt four children sing to&ether be· date set for hearing. a luncheon at the Martin Rl!.'!taUr· fore numerous organizRll_ons and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 WITNESS my signature and ant Thursday when Mrs. Mar the Pomeroys •uave a fam1ly merr>· personal contact of those no1 Now taking nppli ~ atluns for Senthe seal of said Court, this gueflte· Durst en tert amed I'.w bership 'In tl te YMCA · having renewed their membc:-· R~;utes 91h day of January 1958. ' 1 A · I• tine! Newsp.lJH'I CUStom B~lil Kitchen Kitchen John C. Bacon Middleport Ministeraa asocla· ship. The commander emphasb· Moddleport. Call 30H, Pomr:· deslgne<l lor your home. Free 12-13 ,, Acting Judge and Ex·Officlo Clerk tion. cd the fact the slrength for vet· roy. esUmat"' Foreman I. Ab"-tt The Hoyt famoly . willh move erans lies in n"mbers and only a By: Lelia '{ Hysell f " Phone 61!4-Y. 8 6 U Deputy Clerk next week . nfter be ill~ ere or TINUED FROM PAGE 1 quota member.ship can back up (20)Buslness (1) 10, 17 , 2tc the past st" years whtle he wa~ CON ecret mlll\ari the support of veter::ms not only "Oil SJ .i.t: QDe Lan•as~tr deep . . - --:---:-:-:---:---- lpnslor of the First Baptist may have uso~~ jeeve. m ~his area but tn the country welt Jtt pump wltu preasure Churc h ' advances p · shortcom· W. R. Davis past commander, .Good Clean lls•d Cars lank ami owltcb. Al•o 85-feet emphasiZIDS our • • • 0 Ce Fred I, Gardner, pas to r of the . "ln 'nd deflcoenclOs, it Is well 1 gave a report on the Eoghth D•• pl.,tlc ,:pe, 1 JY•; one All Makes and Models 8 1trict conferenoe held in AthenF, Church of Christ, gave the bles.:J· mgs h done archtteet's drawtna table, a~ooI ing whicb preceded the lLlncheon to recognze that we ave d ., Sunday, Jan. 5 He reported tha• METROPOLITA~ I NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALI ond toclo One IYI"'Wrlter desk In pursuance of the ,order of the' Others pr•·c••t were Rev. Rtl· some things that our folks on AUTO SALES ~ ld "W the membership drtve within the aad one lillnr cabhet, handmade 1 I rob,ltc Court of Mc1a-s County, 1bert Paln•er • Chu~h ~ .... of Nazaren< • know about,'' Johnson sa h • ldc district at the present time stands Ooe electric table saw, flf\e wooct at second place in the Depart· latbe, QDt aoHd oak 1ndaboard QUICK SERVICE on Watch ftc Ohio, I Wlll offer for sale at Pub- Rev. Howard Ruppelt, First Pres· hne many strengths t at snou palrlng by Factory Trained IIC Auction on the 17th' day of hyterian Church; Rev. C. R. Konk - and will-be emphasized" ment of OhiO The department ooe. "Wblte'' sewing maehlne'' watchmakers. COLLINS JEWELJanuary, 1958, at 11:00 o clock a right, Heath Methodist Church second VICe commander, M)IIIO S 1111Uque. P'IOJI Fomeroy 815-J. Kraja waR the main speaker of •• 10t6tl< ERS1 Po~eroy. ____ __!_ 3_tJ I m, at the front 4oor of 11\e Metgs. llml ~ Vl:litor, Rev . Dnvid Dean. County Court House at Pomeroy, Colulnbui asslshmt supcrintenthe afternoon. l·7 ft. double disc 1 16" t:lug 1e Ohio, the following hdescrlbed de nt of the Tempcroncc Lcaguo The meeung closed in rituali1· Your Only Alrtborlze<l 1I'll! L!~lutc !iltua}ed bottom Jijhn llccrc pull pin. . t ~ 1oun~ of Ohio t1c form, af ter whtch refresh Fuller BRUSII MAN J.lf' double bott•lm lnlcrnation of Meigs, State o Oh o an, oun • Rev, N D IMordon, Mt Moriah menls were served by Mickey James Marrlnu al no. 8 Pull Plow an rubber t ed and ,<lescrtbcd ns followt: Baptist Church, was the only Williams and David Cummin~:$ 736 !. Mlln St. PARCFL I· The following nal mtnl~ter 10 ttle Association who The Friendship Farm Bureau to members s~t cultlvatnrR f•lr ~·ormnll ~- 1 " •,. Pomeroy, Ohio 35 tractor. H941 ,Tohn Deere tra ,hont No. 128 - Allor 5 PM edalc s1tuated in the Township ol was unable to be present. Council met reeentty at the home Struble an••ouneed that the Chester. Cotwl y of Meigs and of Mr. and Mrs. Elh~on Roush for ctor wHh Hydralic loader and 10.7·tl St11te of Ohio and bounded and their first meeting of the new net mectmg would be held on -- . 1 set hydraHc cultiVator for th , d"crlbed as followo: Begonnlng at year. Monday, Jan 20 and urged all ahave tractor, I goo<l U!lcd Prayer by the Rev. Richard members and eligible veterans t he Southwest corner of Fractlo!l 10X38 tractor, Ure and tuhc ' WE thirtr·six (36) in Town thrco (3), Young opened the meeling fol- to attend. ' MOOd fresh Guernsey 1Ju1·ha111 S'rRUCTURAL I BEAMS lowed with gmup singing with cro.~.!i mlll1 cow 1 mllu·rl tov, 1Hrmge twelve (12); thence North JCRAP IRON - MeTALS Sixty (fi[)) rods (Ill the Wl'lit lme or 0 Mrs. Irene Roush as pianist. MemRulph A. Lambrh.!hl, Ill> N(J 2 Silld Fractwn to a stake: thent'e bcrs responded to roll call by giv· ~~\~Y Ron Road, l'~m~r;i'r' Cast one hunOted :wd forty -four A rontributlon of $3.00 wvs ing their opinion on bulk tanks [or (144 ) rods to a stake; thence South made to the Polio fund whe11 milk. sixty (60} rods to 11 !Stake in the tlu• Si'w Rite Sewing Club met "Increased Income for Farme'rs" £1eclrolux Sweeper Clarmcl I Snulh lmc of satd ~'raclinn, thence Wedrwsday evening at the GrouniJ the topic of the lesson material, • For Sale: Call 3461 beforn 8 a. Phone 510 Pomero1 wost one hundrM and forty -four Obscrvr.r~ Corps buJidmg, Lin- was discussed by the group. 111. or arter t p. n,. 10 16 6tfc __ - - - - {144) rods along the South line of colo Heights. ' Refreshments were served by Mixed Hay. By the ball' 01 saul l·'ruclion to the place of be1\!r~ Donald Mullen, president the hostess to Mr and Mrs. John CONCRETE BLOCKS trailer loa~ II A Cole, Tup ~Inning, cotltaining Fift:Y·four ac- prusu.lt•d, at the meellng snd th~ Wolfe, Mr and Mrs. Charles Theiss pers Plain•. Pnone 12'0 "Build Better For Less" ' re~. hf the same more or lesi\. reports c{ the secretary anti Mr. and Mrs. Harqld Carnahan, '\1r 12-3-.'lltp. Al~o. the tollowJ~S rent estate treasurer were given by Mrs. and 'Mrs. Andrew Cross, Mr. and GRUilSER BLOCK CO. 10 Fraction 36, Chester Township. Donald Marks. A ways and mean• Mrs. Uoyd Roueh and Wayne, Mrs. 'll\1 Ponll.:ac-, -H-ou- ,-. -:.::rr--,ni,.-lc-r - 40 ft 'Jelgs Couflty, Ohio, and beginmng comnuttce was nomed composed Irene Roush, Gene Yost, Mrs. Ei· :t Mllt1 North of Pomeroy 2() fl. awnings, In goud condl· t44 tods East of Southwest corner of Mrs. Edwa~:.d Wells, chatrmau, teen Le~, Mrs Rolwrla Lee and Lion. Reasonable. C11l l Rutlantl or Fnu.~llon 36, 11aid corner also Mrs DJyton Strickland, co--chRlr· Rev. Young. On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Grut5er 24602 IAlo Mprrls, ltutland. bctng the Southeast ,corner of the man and Mt s. Elmer White, Mn. The Fcbru3ry meeting will be Rock Springs l-7·6tp. H G. Singer 55 acre parcel; thence Willard Boyer and Mrs Harvl'Y held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. oiAY and cr!IN: St•nlcy Gibbs, - ' Eust 5 rods lo the IWUthw<st cor- V:ouVrankt~n MrB. Elza Gilmore Lloyd Roush. Lolli Bottom, Roulo 2 RADIO & 'rl:t.EVlliiO:• SERVICE, ncr ol land cdnvoyed to J, C, Mc11 21 6Up Phone 200. Cleland Appliance l<ny by H. 6. Sulger and wife, by estate in lo'raction No. I, Chester Jr. was named as publicity chuir· -- - - ..,--Slol• lt6 W. Main St.. Pomon>Y deed recorded In Deed Book 139, Township, Meigs Coonty, Ohio, and man. About 73 btt. or Oatil Three 2 23 tf pqe 102; ltlence North to the pub· descl'lbed as follows: Beginning It was agreed to nuk.e bandiiJ· Brooder atovcaand ~everal melal . 11 0 d· thence Northwesterly a_t the Northwest corner or Frae· ~• for tl'le cancer patients ~ 1 ·s nesta. Emmell Will, Pomeroy, 0. t;uufi11g allli Sl'uutmg New 1111<! f~lo~i:a· aaid road to the H. t1o~ No. l, thence East 20.12 Charles Holfman, 1 outgoing prru;l _ _ _...:.__ __ _ 1_10 3tp I Hrpair~. Clmt S·1n·er, Luwc!' Si ng~r lane· thence South about rh1:1ms; thence South Hl.75 chains; dent, was presented ~ gi(t Dy Laurel CHff lloRd, l'omcroyt lit 10 rods to tim NIJrth line o[ H. G. thence West to West line of Frae· Mrs Mullen, in behalf or the (IIIII IVIIIIblt With 2. 1-7·6\p Singer 5 ~ acre parcel; thence East tlon No. 1; thence North 10 place club dllrtOII dial) · - - · to tho 'Northeo•t corner ol Bald of beginning, eonlalnlng 33 OCI'OS, At the close of tho meetong " 1.;;;.;;;;;;;;;=.;;;;;;;·;;,·.;;-;;,--;;;; :ss acre parcel; th,encu South 60 more or less, EXCEPTING the coal ireshments were served by tiw rods to place of beginning, EX· liJid other riahts heret~fore con· hostesses Mrs. Elmer White anti CEPTING s~ch pll{t thereol con· veyed 88 shown by Me~gs Coun. Mrs Edward Well• to tnose nam vcycd by H. G. Singer and wife ty Deed' Records, Belnl patt of the ed above and Mrs. David Good· ACT HOW to William and Goldie Krackom· sam~ real eatate conveyed to H. wln 1 Mrs. William Ware, Mrs STO~E SAVE $100 TO $1000 berger by deed recol'ded In Deed G. Songer by deed record m ~ee<l Donald Collins, Mra Charles Waverly, Ohio, doaler atuc' Hook 158 page S~7 oll.!elgs Coun· Book Bll, page 116· Spencer and Mrs George Cond• "Where Your Confidence wltb 76 new and use<l trailers ty Deed Recorda leavlnpboutl 11 Said premises are appraised at The next meoting will be held Is lll&tlfted" 14 to 1!0 ft., also 10 wldes. Tw acres, more or l~ss. Beinl part of $2,700 ·00 and must be sold for on Wednesday, Jan. 22 with Mrs. and three bedrooms, natlona!l. the real cstntc conveyed by Deed n~~ lm thr:!Jw~·~~~rds (%)or the Conde and Mrs. Gilmore as hos· E. MaiD St. , Pom~ro) FOI 801 known make&. 'fhe lowest posBook 126 page 287, and EXCEPTappra v · ~·~'i"is.~tiliii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~jiiij~iiiiiiii~~ lihle term• anywhere. Drive lNG that Bold to McKay by Deed da;::;r;~.~~ Sale. CBfih In band on little and ..;e- a !{Jt. These ar uuok I•9 · ' ' page 102' and k Krackom· 118 p Bernard V. Ful12. Adlllin· well worth your trip. This t ~~tr by Deed Boo I ' age lotrolor de bonis non of 1.our LAST ahopping place, S• PAHCEL II: 1'he following de· . the Estate of Henry Gey come prepared to deal. Fast serlbcd ,.., estate, situated In Sln&er, Deceased. 1 free delivery. Mo\'C In tomor Chester Townohlp In the County Webster and J.l'UII> of Dolltll'tl row. Anytnlna of vslue taken of Mcos• and State of Ohio. to·wll: Attorneys lor Administrator For I• trade. Bcginnmg on the Ell! line of (12) 20, 27, (I) 3, 10, 17, 51< WAVERLY MOBILE ._ Tile BrljJIIteat C.J'IIIt Philip Narr's land at the south· HOME SALES west corner of Henry Betz farm •~ lllcldleport U. S. Hlghwoy lS In Fradlon· 36, Town 8, SccUons WAVIRLY, OHIO 16 and ~I; , the~c.~ , E!!lt 110 rods William 0. Perkins, who<e liSt Your BIDk 'Finanee Contpanya along Samuel S!ilger'a Nortn line known addro51 waa Letart Falls, t.LU 01 Insurance to a stone; thenee tn a Northwost· Ohio, Is 'hereby notified that on F.U.A. 'title I BUilding & Loans - - · • -- - erly dlre<tlon 08 to<ls to a stone; the 18\h day of December, 1957, Will rent or trode my ti room thence weot 20 reds to a stone; Charlotte Mae Perkins being plain· G.l. Loans' _ Our OM! B11dge1 Acel. house for 4 or 5 room ground llAl WAID thence South 68 rod• along Philip Itiff, flied her petition against him Farm Credll AsaoelalklD floor home. Call Roy Kaspar. Pfarr's Eastllpe to the place of be· as defendant In the Court of Com· IH7·M. I 10 3tp rlnnlnf, eontainlna fourteen ac· mon Pleas, Melli County, Ohio, ,. · rea be tbe some more or less, Case No, 12,113f, praylns for dl· I 14 l rur A1'10WWI.. SAVING ana EXCEPTING all the vorl:e from tho uid Willlom c. Eilht Room Houoe. Two story ~ coal underl)'ln& the above describ- Perkins on the tll'OUnds of tiNS! Modern bath on second floor .,. ·'"' ed premises, tocether with the neelect of duty and extreme cruel· toilet and lavatory on flrsl, Ill L ""'""' II, ....,.. " right to mine tbe aan1e and all ty and plaintiff aJao ~raya lor aood nrage, about five minutes _,_, ~ _ wm, and rllhts-oi·Waf along any other proper relief. Said cause from Court House .. A, N. Ben· COIIPtETI lnsuronco Protaetlea minora! 1\fam: ~arc 'hereby reserv· will be lor bearing on er about od by Ja- and MI!Y lloush. Be· the 14th day of March, 11158. l.a.tltfll, Uft, f.utll. Fire, Polio. Clll Dor tns the aame real eatlte convoyed Charlotte Mae Perkins lli!la. lll<ldle;ort. Oblll to 1!. G, Stnaer by deed recorded kalfold fAardt, ~ Clolll£ laaa &an- llllllrl1ll» ~. In Deed Book 116, paae 384 of CUatoa . !'lsher, lllddleport, ¥Jddloport. !'1ft • ~~. 'the MeiRs Countv Deed Recorda. Sedan Fordomatic. You'll shop 11 long time before j ou find : cleaner car at th~,s pnce. $1,295 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 1 6 6lt: ' /4 ... Roy DonlranO year). Choach schoo~ ullinCI;! .~lected Include Wllllatn Watson, llil\>erlnfendent; Bill Slerielt, , ~iolatan~ superintendent; Edith Copk, 'sec· retary; Shirley Wlpple, treasurer; and the nominaUna, com!,llttee was composed of James , Stephenson, chairman; Mrs. H~ward Cecil, Mra Burton Smith, William Watson and Chester Z\rldej A carry-in supper was Oll,]Oyed prior to the business meeting. presentation being made by Plant Manager James B. Harreld. James Haler. Rutland, results instrument maintenance man at the Kyger plant, also was honored this week with announcement that a work-improvement idea which be had developed had been accept~d lor publication In Electrical World Zippers on winter clotltlng' will ' national trade journal. His article, move more easily and be _}Yell pro-previously appearing In the teote<l against rust wit~ ~ tbln Monthly Operating Notes publica· coating of parte wax. tion, was entitled "Savings on Eon· trol·Air Filters." When wrappmg ~ake hi wa}(ed, paper, sprinkle the paper .with powdered sugar to keep the 1ctng from sticking. an d a church eo unc1'l wh•'ch Is em powere d t o ap po ,·nt all committees A formula for flame proofing and Junior deacons add trustees. material Is a mixture o[ 7 ounces 1t was also decided to receive borax, 3 9Unces boric aeid Rnd.2 members o;1 ar. associate basis Fi· 1 b quarts water Soak the cot es 1n nai consideration of the Canst1tu· thts mixture and Jet them dry. lion Is scheduled for F7br~ary 5 They can be ironed safely. This is when the churc~ council IS. also an especlally good idea for chil· to present the Slate of appomted ,~ dren's play costumes. committees for approval. Sc_veral new commlttees incorporated in the Consptution include~ Pastor,.l l Relations, Social Activities a1d Communications. The drafting of the- neY~ ('onsti· tution bas been the duty of the following committee, Mrs. Joseph C k h - 1 d . Mrs T T Shel oo ' c atr a :Y, . . o~ Dal ~~· P~rs~n~~e:enst~~:~:.s ' ' lhurch officers elected inclu de Mrs Lorain Sterrett clefk; _,,s, Elm.er Wickham, fl~anclal sc-eratary, James Stephenson, treasurer, Air Force ~ 1 ~ 1. e c 1e d ~l- Harry .Bailey and Chester Zirkle 1 : trustees(three years; Mrs. MargarBernard A. c rJev_er an Gen James M Gavm, A~my ..m1s et Bailey deaconess(three )'earsJ sale boss, testifted mlssJie pro· I d J ' Stephenson deacon ductJon' rates cou_ld be m~~easeJ ~:;.ree ·~~;s). and sho~ld be mcrea~ed. B~t On the board of Christian Edu· they saod they couldn l obt•••1 cation: Mrs Joseph cookt 1,.rsl; the money. Mrs, James Stephensonc2 years); ZIRKLl'~ Mrs. T, T. Shelton(i year!; Mr. ed or unlm nished. !»tt1m-, The Fedented Circle met Wed-. ti033-X. D. L. Beck, 212 U. 3rt~ oe.sday evening in the chrnb SO· Middleport, Ohio. l:O.·lo.tlc cial room with Mrs. William Bax· I 6 room modern ranch type house ter, president, presiding, Mrs. Lena Huber opene~ the in Mason, 1 bloCk from Grade School. 2 lots. Phone SPruce meeting with devotions using for 3·5564. 1-9-3tc her topic ''We Believe", with the scripture reading of Mart 5:24--34 b ·~ N Kl AN 'Yyea'r•srs ....~' rayoremr awnas •loveean by Mersw. ment. Phone 6128-X. 1 4 6tc • R RAWLINGS SON~ CO. - ~ hour Wre<ker Service. Doy Pbun• 6227. Ntgbt Pbone 2 new 3 room and bath apar~­ 8038-X. DWGE • PLYUOU'III \)EALERS 85U 1. 5 4 rooms and bath furnished apart- -~:::-:=~=- I \ CLOSED NeXT -WE'E'K FVRNACE BEING REPAIRED �'I ' ,_ I 1:-:palcy !JenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 10, 1958 ·Federated Circle -Pomeroy' Faritily o/~~:~;"r~~~·~~y~~' .~~~~::~~ Iwo Area Men --::-:---'--Meet "ng Is He ' ld to newsmen imphed a u. s...,. 1 .CONTINUED FROM PAGE Seven Room House with gtrage CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 crct wcapoh." Bul f<llow sub central locatoon io ~i•dd.epor~ Wednesday Nl'ght ICoollnutd From Pogo Ontl committee member, Sen stuart Tennant each received a monetary 011 corner lot Will sl'll Jurnisnlhe ~:amp pastor; a member of Symington D-Mo. said he wa award for their colltrlbutlon, the -( 2_1_l Rea-t-Estate t1) Notices Apartment new unJurmshed 4 .l....-4--- ~-:---:-:­ rooms and bath, B~scment. hot 'Willie<! - Couple who would ap· · predate Low Rent, occastonal • 1 choriug d11ties. References ,required. Call 957-X. I 10 6te t~bl Auto$ervices water heat No stllatl children Phone · Mtddleport 6366 M ---------(8) Aut-> Sales Mattie Bush, ~11ddleport, Ohm I 6 6tc ll53 BUICK VB 4 dr. Sedan Chotce or one Super & one Road ments. Stutablc for two Also 1 small office room Coats BuildPr~unc ing, Middleport Legal Notice 6009 1-36tc. The annual meetina: of tht stockholders of the Pomeroy Na· tional Bank of Pomeroy, Ohio for the election of d1reetors and the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting will be held at the office of Raid Pomeroy National Bank on Jan· uary 14, at 3:30 p.,m, EDISON HOBSTETIER \ President (1) 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8. 9 10 II 13; !Ole Eleven room master A quality alltomobilc t:l t low pncc. $895. Dlaettnar'(' iomeroy l 6 6te ltousc <'(,tnpletely furnished, good nctghborhood, rlosc in Mu"1 he gond respon Sible fnnuly IU4 Linton Ave , Pomeroy, Ohto West, 951·Y .___ _ ______ Call R. 5 T l-9-3tc 1955 OLDSMOBILE "8B" 2 dr. Holliday Coupe Hydramatlc dn· 2 room <:~p<artmcnl ('unkmg prJ 'filegcs Close Ill tuwn. 127 ve A beautiful car that show~ Buttern~t Ave , Pomc10y. tender c;~re $1,695. tilaettnar'' H0-8tc Pomeroy l 6 6tc Legal Notice 1955 FORD VB Customi!Jle 2 dr the bo9rds of ChrJstian educatio:t unaware !Of any secret weapons misslon$l'y cooperation, "trustees and did not know what JohJl,son and the social progress, appor- referred to. tlonment and program commit· HowEWer, former Defense Sec· tees of the Ohio Baptist Conven· retary Cb:arles E. Wilson, in a tlon. recent speech ,at Delroit, indJcatHe will serve as chairman for cd that some new U. S. m1htary the Ohio Baptist Convention for developments were in the worlc:a 1958; is active in the ministerial 1ed soon. . a past now might be revea assocIatIon off wh'1c h he ts Theandsubcommittee called Net8 Baxter, president, and at present serves son A. Rockefeller to testify In Ounng the business session the as chairman of the evangelism a public sessl()n on his panel's commt'ttees for t"ue year were nam· committee of the Newark Area previously released r,eport calling ·• 'lh Mrs. Le ster r auu.;r " as the Counc1l of Churches. 1:\1 WI ror a drastic shakeuP: in the Arm· Flower Commiltee; Mrs. Carl Mrs. Pomeroy teaches a clas't ed Forces and a three btllion , ld s, Mn. G. 0 · scbmo11 , Mcs. of JunJOr High boys and garlc; dollar increase in dcCcn.:.e spend hte R. W Finsterwald, Mrs. Roy Sey. 10 the churctJ. school. She takr-s ihg to keep Rusliil Crorn gaming thed and Miss Lena Grueser, Sick an active lnterqt in all phase~ military superoritJ by 1960. · ReJbel , or the work of Ule church, shares Comm1tt ee; rs. Lou1s Maj Gen. John Medaris, com· MISs Marquer"'Ite ""'eyer an d Mrs. 10 ttle work of the PTA and does mander of the Army Redstonr~ Georgia Walliamson, Membership; ~ubstitute teaching m the el~· mJssJie arsen~l. Jlunlsv:Ue, Ala, Mrs. Ben Neutzhng, pianist; and mentary .school. was to appear later Ul a closeU Mrs. Norman Kloes, Cards and Sta· Judson, 16, is a junior l'l sessiOn. bonery proJect lligh school, a member of Lhe . h d · High C Club, the hlg!h school Prestdent Eisen owe_r _ca 117 It was decided to be hostess for ~horUs and has had leading r~r a Pentagon reo~gamzalJOn tn the Guild meeting on July 23. It 1 roles in class plays. lie take1 his State uf t Umon 1message was also decided to serve the . !I place of leadership in BYl<' I Thurs_da.~ Well In rmu source; Lions Club dinners durin" the m" eetln•s and projects and is said 1t 1nrt1cated t PresJden • e ld ij :1 months of May and June and Mrs. employed after school and on wou assume persvtl{ comman( Lena Huber was named as chair· Saturday at a local clothing store. of the defense eff?r and probman. Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels was Marc'" 13 ,, acti'fe in Jun· ably would leep h1s fmgers on ""'• • th t 1 th h tn budget named as devotional leader for the ior High BYF, a member of the e con r~ ~ roug e next meeting on February 12 and Junior Honor Society of Wilson and by gi'ftng more a~thor•t~ Mrs Norman KloeB as program Public School, and attends YMCA to Defense Secretary Neil h. chauman / elasse.!l He has had an afternoon McElr~y. A story, "Everyday Miracles" by 'route for two years. Rockefeller was exr,pete£1 til ~frs. Ph1~ Williamson concluded pa~~~gory, lO, is a regular a' · bac:k up .his ~ruup~s de1Nnds f.~r the meeting. tenoant at YMCA classes, played more unJfJcatJon m tlic Arm_.i Refreshments were served by on their Migllt Midget basketball Fore~ lop co;m:~d-F n· f the hostesse5, Mrs. Louis Reibel, team this year and is on the Jo nson sal., Jr orce c 1e Mrs. Georgia Wi!Hamson and Mrs. Woodside Basketball team. Ma_r· of_ staff Gen. !h?tas ~ f W~ 1te, ( 171 Help Wanted M'ddl epor t M'1n1Ster10 • •1 H.onors' Hoyts ( 18) Employmen: ---·- Pomeroy Baptist · ,, 1 ' Servit'.es I LegoIN tJ• BUY Sew Rite Sewing Club Contributes T Polio Fund ' ks A c.J ----- TRAILERS TRAILERS COLLINS JEWELRY Room• Ntw Furnltu" $ M"'ll• I IOnS BAKER FURNITURI Legal Not•'ce (12) i Rent 11111 =- . . I:IIIdJ, ~ GIJ..I : ..._., $ 5% Discount !.add•;., J1wao ll:le$-1. "Better Homes" at '----------·-'I Wanted to Rent lojlojw~ rul $ "' l ''-' a I t SnarM CUtded mlaUe formo lbt CIOBB of U. i1, "4r Forco "l\IJJ-IJI<Jillllll bl tho Nor)lorup plant Ill ahown to acUoa tlower) Patrt~ Air Forco &uo, over the 1A~Uc. The,. Drat IntarcunUnentai mluUt 3. Ctrnlvll whtol '·Jitters ' lail,ng) f, rtn ·for ,, vrheel t. Reaorl T. c::ierllhOG animal a. 1\IJe ' •Futorr Tnbted. aervtea• PHONB·U IACKSOM, D. ~0. Bever. aft 22. AUI· tudln- 1-Rd 23. BhrJ~ 2*. Canr• Iter 25. Hall ema ~Ullf 2&. Oerml• . 't. Woun!J nl\lll\ Tul~'• Auwrt - 4jl\irk 11ym.} ~. (!trl'a !)IIIII I!;.I•ndenet" .•ao.,Jiau , . ·~t. ~n4'·J , l$.'bhertll notsll)' .J . ... ·•39 SWlll · Ill"~ 1dial.) •"''ton 'If. ~clama. S3. Pittte.. 10. Plrt of an • tioa 31 Queatlon• inCh 1 pound '3h: 3 pounds ,89c 5 pounds $1.45 i. I" 800ACIOUS ROCX ---- ·- ~ 1m! tbotiib JOU'YI 1lar11t4 "I ~&lid~~~~~- t, ~yt lrOIJ)It" IPia. Ual 1111 deDver«< dOJ'II u , rea 1011 oa lhe .,nc,·,toJI Yotce bf utrl Iaiiier would FRANKLIN .' • loola bpt", lhe 1a oveldmaed 1or ~~::!t;,:r:,e~= 11 ")aok ot 111'1«· neuand her tlfilurea are o• Altlt all, If , .. llid lbt d011J. Bhal!vea the dJatlnet preutoll or having Uked for per10Dll trouble lhe htd iD last clllco, 'l'heD lhe thingf worae h1 giving delaiJa or her problema "lbtl wou.•l Potential tmployen take dlm 'flow of hlrlni 1 llrl her. Really VII'J Nice Aetuali1, lhe ts often lectlr nice atrl. · Bhe is Utile cootualld about joba. In her desire to reniab>l femlnlno in the clllce, she play• )ler role. I waa 4tseiiBiin8 thts 1l'lth l\111. Mary. o. President or the Jener. Trust Roelillnr 1.! one of . and al the same time most fellllnlne women you ever aeen. Her main advice to are juat ate.rtinr 11: "Dreu have in a ~ •• !<~ 0 1\-~ 2 pointer& OIL per· In buallwl, aen4 oy Jllmped sell·llldrasll4 Charter No. 9815 ' care Of thJa •••4 DBWI• 1'11 rou the .tublect. Reoervt Diotrlct No. 4 REPORT OF CONDitiON OF mr THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ,For The Best h1 AP,PLIA.MCES OF RACINE In tiM Statt of Ohio, At Tht CioN of Business on Dectmbtr 31, 1957. Publl1htd In rtlponse to cell made by Comptrollor of the .CurrencY, uncltr Stcllon 5211 1 U. S. Rnl1td Statutes. , ASSETS ~ew Cash, balances with other l:wnk.s, mclud1ng reserve b<.tla.nc('1 • and cash items in process of collection· ·--*·*---··--- 4 · 185,643.90 United States Government obhgalions, direct ' and guaranteed --.. _... _. • ••. • .. . . _. ....... •• 4)!ti,268. 75 ObligaUons of States and political sulxlivisions _ . ... 18,850.00 Corporate stocks (including $3,300.00 >tock of Federal Reserve bank) ____ _• _ __ --· . ... 3,300.00 Loans and <llscounts tincludm~ no ovcrdr.il'ris) ___ ___ __ 418,931.16 Bank premises owned $15,400,00, furniture and , lixture.s $i,MU2 •.........• __________ __ . 16,951.82 Other assets .•••.... _.. ...•.• _....•.•.......•..• •.•. ' 630.35 I ' - Pomeroy I CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Cap•tal Stoek, Su~=fu~o• -~~oc~~-~~~~- ~ar__~·~:~_:::::: : ::::::::: $ ~::t: Undivided profits _____ .... :...................... . 26,210.4jl · - TOTAL cAPITAL ACCOUNTII ••• .. •• . 136,210.48 TOTAL LIABILITIES y\ND CAPITAL ACCOUN'I'S •. $1,130,575.98 •' Assets pledged or a$aigncd to secure liabilities and ' '· fm- other purvoses ........ ·····--- ----• • $ 122,181.26 I, Frooland S. Norris, C:lshiet of the aheve.named bank, do sqlemnly · . swear. the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge ind' bello!. · FREELAND S. NORRIS, C~shlet. Correct.--Altest: 1. DILLON CROSs W. A. ORR Directors. ,EARL P. CROSS STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS, ss' Sworn to and subacrlbed before me this 8 ' I heFy certify that I am not ""' ~~~~it~~~~~ Au~lll! . LIABILITIES · D0mAnd deposits of individuals, partnership&, and eorpor,tions ..... __ ..... · ··--·····c .... . $ 527,049.24 , Tome deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporatloM ...... ......... ·••• •·····•·•·•• •. 402,153,98 Deposits of States and political sobdlvislons . . •. • 64,565.41 TOTAL DEPOSITS ' ................... $993,.76863 Ollfcr llabllilieo ..•.... •••••.•••.••...•.. •. •••....• 1,596.81 TOTAL LIABILITlES •••• . .•• •.••.... _. ......... $ llll5.3811.1!0 MEMORANDA SPECTACLE ON EARTI-I our,.., Line of w...,., Dlyen, llf~erat,"' ~ ~~ A~LIN APPLIANCE' tee THE MOST WONDERFUl. Pumont Models 'fOTAL ASSETS ---------- --'---------·········· $1,130,m.98 . I Model.s Ztnith TV ond Radios IJ!I'E THAT, AN' I'U. eE READ'{ TO lfCf£ .~~ - . JO~T A601JJ THAT Nickolas Jacoba, 39, Cohmbuo, ()., was arrested and jailed Tbur! day night In pomeroy by Patrol· man Henry WEfTY on cha1 &et of driving while intoxicate I ap4 drivlnr without a proper opel&· tor's lltcnae. lie will ap,Pt··r belore Mayor Charles Lesao· s'a~ learn~ng. J.l'Ull accrcdllation Implies that urday night. a school is meeting the rriteriJ, set by the profession for cdueaDuring 1957 a total of J2ij nqal tlonal programs in nursing todar young people lived lp rural bo~ and that the faculty " pledged In mort than oiO countrle. II >I'OUjl~· to continued cooperative effort out the free world 11 Intern ati9D11I toward better patient core Fana Yooth IIChllllp dtla!jlte~ I • O WNJiJ .. NA IIO /t A J J r ytp.,~ MV KN EES W082LE l'f"EN l Columbus Man Jailed For DWI ., ... 1111W00t ASK FOR SAMPLE BEN lWlNI!Y GOOGL& ID\, ''Reason For Leaying'i Isn't Hard To Explain' lliSSOLVBS Home 1 11 is reccgnl2ed that i'otlonal accreditation requires <OOJ eratlon of all persons concerned •Jib tllc preparatiOn of nurses: t:.e !d· QIWatratloo, the . me<llooJ llalf, the nurilng staff, the faou ty and aludeDia as wtll u t he e< mm~n lty agencies and lnsnutilliiS which p1rticlpat'1 in the p1 oafarn. Tbe n~rt clu.s or studen "' ~11 be admitted to St Joseph's School ot Nurslnr ID Maust 19 iS and interested cllldl'dales should make application at an eiflJ date. ~- CROSSWORD grt<lllel PIWIVft. t· slonal nuriHlil. ft hos b..n announced hy the faculty of St loeeph's School of Nm11nJ In Pa,l'ker•hurs thai the r.ehool has been granted full ae· oredltation by the National Loagu~ !Qr Nursing. This a<tlon W!' taken by the Boar~ of Review for Diploma Sctu{ol• at l~a ann11al meeting in December when th'J achool'8 sur· vey report was reviewed During the aurvey, conducled by two nurse rePresentatives of the Accrcditating Service in Octobe1', the following areal were evaluat· ed· philosophy and aim of th~ sehool, administration .and or ganlzations, faculty, personnel policies, health and counselin~: services, library, currlculum, rc· cords and Poth clas.sroom anc; llnd elinical facilities for student "" dirt! In My lood $299.00 St. Joseph Nurse School Is A•·credi'ted Middleport. ' Ohio .', · POMEROY N'ATIONAL BANK BUILDING Pomeroy, Ohio PhonH 914-Y tnd 378 l Credit Information lrllr~cle IU,LOYA OHIO VALLEY JU~K CO. a~d Dany Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., JtJI, 10, 1058-7 -=-----:--·-~----..,.... 'S throuch better prepared prof•l· I Serving W. Va. anil Oblo friendship farm Bureau Council Meets - • See It At J Meigs County Merchants Collecting Agency I It . ' ... Dre. Webster D'efense Speed Up 1"' ' \1 Used "Acrosonic" SPINET FIAN'O - ------ - , ...' : ... Tr.ailer IPAC~. Ueo.rt of Mladteport, Get loc ..ted before muddy ~ .ground hurla you. Phone 9<63. NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· Edgar Reynolda, Reynold's Dairy lNG ON INVENTORY Prob•t• Court, Mtlg• County, Ohio Store, IU'dleport, Ohl'o. tn 2 -.ue 1'0 the Executor or Adminlstra· 1955 CHRYSLER VB 4 dr Sedan tor and to such of the foUowing as are residents of the stale of Ohio: This is a one o¥tner car and a surviving spouse, if any; next of new Buick trade-in A fine car at a low pnre $1,595 Blaet· Have you thought of being an kin; benefJciaries under the pill, tnar's, Pomeroy. 1 6 tile Avon Reprcscntultvc'l If you I I any; th e attorney or attorneys have, may 1 suggc~t you inqutru '953 PLYMOUTH 4 dr ;cdan. Or· at once. Avon, Box 148, Mar· fic!nree;~!~~~n:~y of the aforemen· lginal bhtck fumh Overhaul, ietta, Ohw t 6 611: You ard hereby notified that on good conOiuon WccJt-ena spec ial. $405. Blaettnar's, PomerO)'. Earn, learn and hilvc fun three the 8th day of January 1958 an I 6 61c to Cour nights a Y.eck Wnte Box (nventory and Appraisement uf No. 668A % The 1Ja1ly SentineL the elllate of Flora E Ward, de- Harry Canterbury, at tbe dose of cia, 8, ia a member of a Brownie Scout Troop. (' 1953 CHEVROLET 4 dr.llO Sedan. Pomeroy for mterv1cw. l·~tp ceased, late of Rutland, Ohlo In the meetmg. sud County was f1led In this All of the children arc regular Original fmuh. Excellent ttre~ Court. . tt ndants at Sunday Church Clean upholstery:' $69G. BlaotHearing on said Inventory and I ~c:ool and church Judson singa 1 6 6te tnar'!, Pom~roy, Appnli11ement will be had before in the senior choirj Gregory, thr caroler Choir; Marcoa the Me· l-IP" nn~•• ~.~an to be •oid Wanted·---- this court on the 31st day of Jan· lody Choir Marcus and Marcia lo lbe blgh bidder at Mldwa) I Now taking avplications for Sen- uary 1958, at 10:00 o'dock A. M. Exceptions thereto may be filed both take piano le!Sons. With Juotft ~lhes, Mmersvil!e, 0 tJncl Newspaper no u te~ In by any intcreste<l party at any The Rev. c. E, Hoyt and aon their !other as accompanist the on lan, 18, 1958, at 10 a. m' Pomeroy. Call 308, pomeroy. W (l )-10-13-17·3lc 12 28 tp time prior to five days before the David, were gue!lts of honor nt four children sing to&ether be· date set for hearing. a luncheon at the Martin Rl!.'!taUr· fore numerous organizRll_ons and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 WITNESS my signature and ant Thursday when Mrs. Mar the Pomeroys •uave a fam1ly merr>· personal contact of those no1 Now taking nppli ~ atluns for Senthe seal of said Court, this gueflte· Durst en tert amed I'.w bership 'In tl te YMCA · having renewed their membc:-· R~;utes 91h day of January 1958. ' 1 A · I• tine! Newsp.lJH'I CUStom B~lil Kitchen Kitchen John C. Bacon Middleport Ministeraa asocla· ship. The commander emphasb· Moddleport. Call 30H, Pomr:· deslgne<l lor your home. Free 12-13 ,, Acting Judge and Ex·Officlo Clerk tion. cd the fact the slrength for vet· roy. esUmat"' Foreman I. Ab"-tt The Hoyt famoly . willh move erans lies in n"mbers and only a By: Lelia '{ Hysell f " Phone 61!4-Y. 8 6 U Deputy Clerk next week . nfter be ill~ ere or TINUED FROM PAGE 1 quota member.ship can back up (20)Buslness (1) 10, 17 , 2tc the past st" years whtle he wa~ CON ecret mlll\ari the support of veter::ms not only "Oil SJ .i.t: QDe Lan•as~tr deep . . - --:---:-:-:---:---- lpnslor of the First Baptist may have uso~~ jeeve. m ~his area but tn the country welt Jtt pump wltu preasure Churc h ' advances p · shortcom· W. R. Davis past commander, .Good Clean lls•d Cars lank ami owltcb. Al•o 85-feet emphasiZIDS our • • • 0 Ce Fred I, Gardner, pas to r of the . "ln 'nd deflcoenclOs, it Is well 1 gave a report on the Eoghth D•• pl.,tlc ,:pe, 1 JY•; one All Makes and Models 8 1trict conferenoe held in AthenF, Church of Christ, gave the bles.:J· mgs h done archtteet's drawtna table, a~ooI ing whicb preceded the lLlncheon to recognze that we ave d ., Sunday, Jan. 5 He reported tha• METROPOLITA~ I NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALI ond toclo One IYI"'Wrlter desk In pursuance of the ,order of the' Others pr•·c••t were Rev. Rtl· some things that our folks on AUTO SALES ~ ld "W the membership drtve within the aad one lillnr cabhet, handmade 1 I rob,ltc Court of Mc1a-s County, 1bert Paln•er • Chu~h ~ .... of Nazaren< • know about,'' Johnson sa h • ldc district at the present time stands Ooe electric table saw, flf\e wooct at second place in the Depart· latbe, QDt aoHd oak 1ndaboard QUICK SERVICE on Watch ftc Ohio, I Wlll offer for sale at Pub- Rev. Howard Ruppelt, First Pres· hne many strengths t at snou palrlng by Factory Trained IIC Auction on the 17th' day of hyterian Church; Rev. C. R. Konk - and will-be emphasized" ment of OhiO The department ooe. "Wblte'' sewing maehlne'' watchmakers. COLLINS JEWELJanuary, 1958, at 11:00 o clock a right, Heath Methodist Church second VICe commander, M)IIIO S 1111Uque. P'IOJI Fomeroy 815-J. Kraja waR the main speaker of •• 10t6tl< ERS1 Po~eroy. ____ __!_ 3_tJ I m, at the front 4oor of 11\e Metgs. llml ~ Vl:litor, Rev . Dnvid Dean. County Court House at Pomeroy, Colulnbui asslshmt supcrintenthe afternoon. l·7 ft. double disc 1 16" t:lug 1e Ohio, the following hdescrlbed de nt of the Tempcroncc Lcaguo The meeung closed in rituali1· Your Only Alrtborlze<l 1I'll! L!~lutc !iltua}ed bottom Jijhn llccrc pull pin. . t ~ 1oun~ of Ohio t1c form, af ter whtch refresh Fuller BRUSII MAN J.lf' double bott•lm lnlcrnation of Meigs, State o Oh o an, oun • Rev, N D IMordon, Mt Moriah menls were served by Mickey James Marrlnu al no. 8 Pull Plow an rubber t ed and ,<lescrtbcd ns followt: Baptist Church, was the only Williams and David Cummin~:$ 736 !. Mlln St. PARCFL I· The following nal mtnl~ter 10 ttle Association who The Friendship Farm Bureau to members s~t cultlvatnrR f•lr ~·ormnll ~- 1 " •,. Pomeroy, Ohio 35 tractor. H941 ,Tohn Deere tra ,hont No. 128 - Allor 5 PM edalc s1tuated in the Township ol was unable to be present. Council met reeentty at the home Struble an••ouneed that the Chester. Cotwl y of Meigs and of Mr. and Mrs. Elh~on Roush for ctor wHh Hydralic loader and 10.7·tl St11te of Ohio and bounded and their first meeting of the new net mectmg would be held on -- . 1 set hydraHc cultiVator for th , d"crlbed as followo: Begonnlng at year. Monday, Jan 20 and urged all ahave tractor, I goo<l U!lcd Prayer by the Rev. Richard members and eligible veterans t he Southwest corner of Fractlo!l 10X38 tractor, Ure and tuhc ' WE thirtr·six (36) in Town thrco (3), Young opened the meeling fol- to attend. ' MOOd fresh Guernsey 1Ju1·ha111 S'rRUCTURAL I BEAMS lowed with gmup singing with cro.~.!i mlll1 cow 1 mllu·rl tov, 1Hrmge twelve (12); thence North JCRAP IRON - MeTALS Sixty (fi[)) rods (Ill the Wl'lit lme or 0 Mrs. Irene Roush as pianist. MemRulph A. Lambrh.!hl, Ill> N(J 2 Silld Fractwn to a stake: thent'e bcrs responded to roll call by giv· ~~\~Y Ron Road, l'~m~r;i'r' Cast one hunOted :wd forty -four A rontributlon of $3.00 wvs ing their opinion on bulk tanks [or (144 ) rods to a stake; thence South made to the Polio fund whe11 milk. sixty (60} rods to 11 !Stake in the tlu• Si'w Rite Sewing Club met "Increased Income for Farme'rs" £1eclrolux Sweeper Clarmcl I Snulh lmc of satd ~'raclinn, thence Wedrwsday evening at the GrouniJ the topic of the lesson material, • For Sale: Call 3461 beforn 8 a. Phone 510 Pomero1 wost one hundrM and forty -four Obscrvr.r~ Corps buJidmg, Lin- was discussed by the group. 111. or arter t p. n,. 10 16 6tfc __ - - - - {144) rods along the South line of colo Heights. ' Refreshments were served by Mixed Hay. By the ball' 01 saul l·'ruclion to the place of be1\!r~ Donald Mullen, president the hostess to Mr and Mrs. John CONCRETE BLOCKS trailer loa~ II A Cole, Tup ~Inning, cotltaining Fift:Y·four ac- prusu.lt•d, at the meellng snd th~ Wolfe, Mr and Mrs. Charles Theiss pers Plain•. Pnone 12'0 "Build Better For Less" ' re~. hf the same more or lesi\. reports c{ the secretary anti Mr. and Mrs. Harqld Carnahan, '\1r 12-3-.'lltp. Al~o. the tollowJ~S rent estate treasurer were given by Mrs. and 'Mrs. Andrew Cross, Mr. and GRUilSER BLOCK CO. 10 Fraction 36, Chester Township. Donald Marks. A ways and mean• Mrs. Uoyd Roueh and Wayne, Mrs. 'll\1 Ponll.:ac-, -H-ou- ,-. -:.::rr--,ni,.-lc-r - 40 ft 'Jelgs Couflty, Ohio, and beginmng comnuttce was nomed composed Irene Roush, Gene Yost, Mrs. Ei· :t Mllt1 North of Pomeroy 2() fl. awnings, In goud condl· t44 tods East of Southwest corner of Mrs. Edwa~:.d Wells, chatrmau, teen Le~, Mrs Rolwrla Lee and Lion. Reasonable. C11l l Rutlantl or Fnu.~llon 36, 11aid corner also Mrs DJyton Strickland, co--chRlr· Rev. Young. On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Grut5er 24602 IAlo Mprrls, ltutland. bctng the Southeast ,corner of the man and Mt s. Elmer White, Mn. The Fcbru3ry meeting will be Rock Springs l-7·6tp. H G. Singer 55 acre parcel; thence Willard Boyer and Mrs Harvl'Y held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. oiAY and cr!IN: St•nlcy Gibbs, - ' Eust 5 rods lo the IWUthw<st cor- V:ouVrankt~n MrB. Elza Gilmore Lloyd Roush. Lolli Bottom, Roulo 2 RADIO & 'rl:t.EVlliiO:• SERVICE, ncr ol land cdnvoyed to J, C, Mc11 21 6Up Phone 200. Cleland Appliance l<ny by H. 6. Sulger and wife, by estate in lo'raction No. I, Chester Jr. was named as publicity chuir· -- - - ..,--Slol• lt6 W. Main St.. Pomon>Y deed recorded In Deed Book 139, Township, Meigs Coonty, Ohio, and man. About 73 btt. or Oatil Three 2 23 tf pqe 102; ltlence North to the pub· descl'lbed as follows: Beginning It was agreed to nuk.e bandiiJ· Brooder atovcaand ~everal melal . 11 0 d· thence Northwesterly a_t the Northwest corner or Frae· ~• for tl'le cancer patients ~ 1 ·s nesta. Emmell Will, Pomeroy, 0. t;uufi11g allli Sl'uutmg New 1111<! f~lo~i:a· aaid road to the H. t1o~ No. l, thence East 20.12 Charles Holfman, 1 outgoing prru;l _ _ _...:.__ __ _ 1_10 3tp I Hrpair~. Clmt S·1n·er, Luwc!' Si ng~r lane· thence South about rh1:1ms; thence South Hl.75 chains; dent, was presented ~ gi(t Dy Laurel CHff lloRd, l'omcroyt lit 10 rods to tim NIJrth line o[ H. G. thence West to West line of Frae· Mrs Mullen, in behalf or the (IIIII IVIIIIblt With 2. 1-7·6\p Singer 5 ~ acre parcel; thence East tlon No. 1; thence North 10 place club dllrtOII dial) · - - · to tho 'Northeo•t corner ol Bald of beginning, eonlalnlng 33 OCI'OS, At the close of tho meetong " 1.;;;.;;;;;;;;;=.;;;;;;;·;;,·.;;-;;,--;;;; :ss acre parcel; th,encu South 60 more or less, EXCEPTING the coal ireshments were served by tiw rods to place of beginning, EX· liJid other riahts heret~fore con· hostesses Mrs. Elmer White anti CEPTING s~ch pll{t thereol con· veyed 88 shown by Me~gs Coun. Mrs Edward Well• to tnose nam vcycd by H. G. Singer and wife ty Deed' Records, Belnl patt of the ed above and Mrs. David Good· ACT HOW to William and Goldie Krackom· sam~ real eatate conveyed to H. wln 1 Mrs. William Ware, Mrs STO~E SAVE $100 TO $1000 berger by deed recol'ded In Deed G. Songer by deed record m ~ee<l Donald Collins, Mra Charles Waverly, Ohio, doaler atuc' Hook 158 page S~7 oll.!elgs Coun· Book Bll, page 116· Spencer and Mrs George Cond• "Where Your Confidence wltb 76 new and use<l trailers ty Deed Recorda leavlnpboutl 11 Said premises are appraised at The next meoting will be held Is lll&tlfted" 14 to 1!0 ft., also 10 wldes. Tw acres, more or l~ss. Beinl part of $2,700 ·00 and must be sold for on Wednesday, Jan. 22 with Mrs. and three bedrooms, natlona!l. the real cstntc conveyed by Deed n~~ lm thr:!Jw~·~~~rds (%)or the Conde and Mrs. Gilmore as hos· E. MaiD St. , Pom~ro) FOI 801 known make&. 'fhe lowest posBook 126 page 287, and EXCEPTappra v · ~·~'i"is.~tiliii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~jiiij~iiiiiiii~~ lihle term• anywhere. Drive lNG that Bold to McKay by Deed da;::;r;~.~~ Sale. CBfih In band on little and ..;e- a !{Jt. These ar uuok I•9 · ' ' page 102' and k Krackom· 118 p Bernard V. Ful12. Adlllin· well worth your trip. This t ~~tr by Deed Boo I ' age lotrolor de bonis non of 1.our LAST ahopping place, S• PAHCEL II: 1'he following de· . the Estate of Henry Gey come prepared to deal. Fast serlbcd ,.., estate, situated In Sln&er, Deceased. 1 free delivery. Mo\'C In tomor Chester Townohlp In the County Webster and J.l'UII> of Dolltll'tl row. Anytnlna of vslue taken of Mcos• and State of Ohio. to·wll: Attorneys lor Administrator For I• trade. Bcginnmg on the Ell! line of (12) 20, 27, (I) 3, 10, 17, 51< WAVERLY MOBILE ._ Tile BrljJIIteat C.J'IIIt Philip Narr's land at the south· HOME SALES west corner of Henry Betz farm •~ lllcldleport U. S. Hlghwoy lS In Fradlon· 36, Town 8, SccUons WAVIRLY, OHIO 16 and ~I; , the~c.~ , E!!lt 110 rods William 0. Perkins, who<e liSt Your BIDk 'Finanee Contpanya along Samuel S!ilger'a Nortn line known addro51 waa Letart Falls, t.LU 01 Insurance to a stone; thenee tn a Northwost· Ohio, Is 'hereby notified that on F.U.A. 'title I BUilding & Loans - - · • -- - erly dlre<tlon 08 to<ls to a stone; the 18\h day of December, 1957, Will rent or trode my ti room thence weot 20 reds to a stone; Charlotte Mae Perkins being plain· G.l. Loans' _ Our OM! B11dge1 Acel. house for 4 or 5 room ground llAl WAID thence South 68 rod• along Philip Itiff, flied her petition against him Farm Credll AsaoelalklD floor home. Call Roy Kaspar. Pfarr's Eastllpe to the place of be· as defendant In the Court of Com· IH7·M. I 10 3tp rlnnlnf, eontainlna fourteen ac· mon Pleas, Melli County, Ohio, ,. · rea be tbe some more or less, Case No, 12,113f, praylns for dl· I 14 l rur A1'10WWI.. SAVING ana EXCEPTING all the vorl:e from tho uid Willlom c. Eilht Room Houoe. Two story ~ coal underl)'ln& the above describ- Perkins on the tll'OUnds of tiNS! Modern bath on second floor .,. ·'"' ed premises, tocether with the neelect of duty and extreme cruel· toilet and lavatory on flrsl, Ill L ""'""' II, ....,.. " right to mine tbe aan1e and all ty and plaintiff aJao ~raya lor aood nrage, about five minutes _,_, ~ _ wm, and rllhts-oi·Waf along any other proper relief. Said cause from Court House .. A, N. Ben· COIIPtETI lnsuronco Protaetlea minora! 1\fam: ~arc 'hereby reserv· will be lor bearing on er about od by Ja- and MI!Y lloush. Be· the 14th day of March, 11158. l.a.tltfll, Uft, f.utll. Fire, Polio. Clll Dor tns the aame real eatlte convoyed Charlotte Mae Perkins lli!la. lll<ldle;ort. Oblll to 1!. G, Stnaer by deed recorded kalfold fAardt, ~ Clolll£ laaa &an- llllllrl1ll» ~. In Deed Book 116, paae 384 of CUatoa . !'lsher, lllddleport, ¥Jddloport. !'1ft • ~~. 'the MeiRs Countv Deed Recorda. Sedan Fordomatic. You'll shop 11 long time before j ou find : cleaner car at th~,s pnce. $1,295 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 1 6 6lt: ' /4 ... Roy DonlranO year). Choach schoo~ ullinCI;! .~lected Include Wllllatn Watson, llil\>erlnfendent; Bill Slerielt, , ~iolatan~ superintendent; Edith Copk, 'sec· retary; Shirley Wlpple, treasurer; and the nominaUna, com!,llttee was composed of James , Stephenson, chairman; Mrs. H~ward Cecil, Mra Burton Smith, William Watson and Chester Z\rldej A carry-in supper was Oll,]Oyed prior to the business meeting. presentation being made by Plant Manager James B. Harreld. James Haler. Rutland, results instrument maintenance man at the Kyger plant, also was honored this week with announcement that a work-improvement idea which be had developed had been accept~d lor publication In Electrical World Zippers on winter clotltlng' will ' national trade journal. His article, move more easily and be _}Yell pro-previously appearing In the teote<l against rust wit~ ~ tbln Monthly Operating Notes publica· coating of parte wax. tion, was entitled "Savings on Eon· trol·Air Filters." When wrappmg ~ake hi wa}(ed, paper, sprinkle the paper .with powdered sugar to keep the 1ctng from sticking. an d a church eo unc1'l wh•'ch Is em powere d t o ap po ,·nt all committees A formula for flame proofing and Junior deacons add trustees. material Is a mixture o[ 7 ounces 1t was also decided to receive borax, 3 9Unces boric aeid Rnd.2 members o;1 ar. associate basis Fi· 1 b quarts water Soak the cot es 1n nai consideration of the Canst1tu· thts mixture and Jet them dry. lion Is scheduled for F7br~ary 5 They can be ironed safely. This is when the churc~ council IS. also an especlally good idea for chil· to present the Slate of appomted ,~ dren's play costumes. committees for approval. Sc_veral new commlttees incorporated in the Consptution include~ Pastor,.l l Relations, Social Activities a1d Communications. The drafting of the- neY~ ('onsti· tution bas been the duty of the following committee, Mrs. Joseph C k h - 1 d . Mrs T T Shel oo ' c atr a :Y, . . o~ Dal ~~· P~rs~n~~e:enst~~:~:.s ' ' lhurch officers elected inclu de Mrs Lorain Sterrett clefk; _,,s, Elm.er Wickham, fl~anclal sc-eratary, James Stephenson, treasurer, Air Force ~ 1 ~ 1. e c 1e d ~l- Harry .Bailey and Chester Zirkle 1 : trustees(three years; Mrs. MargarBernard A. c rJev_er an Gen James M Gavm, A~my ..m1s et Bailey deaconess(three )'earsJ sale boss, testifted mlssJie pro· I d J ' Stephenson deacon ductJon' rates cou_ld be m~~easeJ ~:;.ree ·~~;s). and sho~ld be mcrea~ed. B~t On the board of Christian Edu· they saod they couldn l obt•••1 cation: Mrs Joseph cookt 1,.rsl; the money. Mrs, James Stephensonc2 years); ZIRKLl'~ Mrs. T, T. Shelton(i year!; Mr. ed or unlm nished. !»tt1m-, The Fedented Circle met Wed-. ti033-X. D. L. Beck, 212 U. 3rt~ oe.sday evening in the chrnb SO· Middleport, Ohio. l:O.·lo.tlc cial room with Mrs. William Bax· I 6 room modern ranch type house ter, president, presiding, Mrs. Lena Huber opene~ the in Mason, 1 bloCk from Grade School. 2 lots. Phone SPruce meeting with devotions using for 3·5564. 1-9-3tc her topic ''We Believe", with the scripture reading of Mart 5:24--34 b ·~ N Kl AN 'Yyea'r•srs ....~' rayoremr awnas •loveean by Mersw. ment. Phone 6128-X. 1 4 6tc • R RAWLINGS SON~ CO. - ~ hour Wre<ker Service. Doy Pbun• 6227. Ntgbt Pbone 2 new 3 room and bath apar~­ 8038-X. DWGE • PLYUOU'III \)EALERS 85U 1. 5 4 rooms and bath furnished apart- -~:::-:=~=- I \ CLOSED NeXT -WE'E'K FVRNACE BEING REPAIRED �0 . I _,. ' Cmctnn att Hed l eg ~ Thursday 111 • Gorden ClubJn ' 1) .s1gn ror 195R . The Daily Sentinel Middleport, 0., Jan. 10,1958 CINCINNATI. Ohio UP-Utility 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroyinf1eldef Al('x: Grammas, who hit GRAMMAS SIGNS 303 in 73 games last .season, be ~arne the sevt•nth member ot the ' a deS{lert course was serVed. bi.' ' the hostcs~s. 'S ' '"> I - t... • I I i. .he' ... ~~.u;!~?r~~~~"~!~ld -·~••• the Winding Trail Garden Club on • president, Mrs .John T!!rrell, OJl· ened w1th the cl~b prayer follow· 't!d wilh devotions led by M!S· Robcrt Thomps')n ~embers respond· ed to roll call w1th their favorite Now is the 11111e to buy that used ear, we've got the cars and the price Is rlghl, Don't miss the deal of a llle· nlant to dr) An lnVtlatton was re· ceived to all end a flower arran~· Jng program at Lazarus Center, Co· lumbus, on January 18 and 20, CO· ~ponsorcd by the Ohio Assoctatlon llf Gardm Cluhs and Lazarus. The lravelmg pr!rc, donated by Mrs C. L Heato n, was awarded to \1rs Th•unpson The wtnter edt IJOtJ of "Pau ~e for Lmng" by the Cora Cola Co, were d1stnbuted "Constructron Of A Cold Frap1e" Nas the topiC of the evening pre· sented by ,111:n. Robcr l Th ompson vho also told of a cold frame at her home and what ·ts plantc d in 1t at the present ttme. Mrs I! ea ton and Mrs Allard Pratt judgod the dr y arrangements with evergreen~ brought by the members and blue nbhons were lwarded tu Mrs Thompson for a time, Come In and test drive one of the line used cars today! DODGES 1956 ROYAL Y8 · · $1995 _!OTOROJ.A 4 Dr Sedan. RadiO, Heater and Powerlh!e Transmission Tri Tone Paint ' 1956 CORONET V8 ·· (J(!{aJl/iitp1/.eetHIGH-FIDEliTY $1795 SUPEI DELUXE HJ.PJ CON50LE- 4 Dr. Sedan, Iladio and Healer, Tri Tone Pallll. .t SPEAKERS AND 20-WATl POWEll 1956 CORONET 6 CYL. Superbly rich tono from 16• woofer and three 5)1" tweet· era. Diamond styli. 20·watt ampl1fier peaks at 40 watts! $1695 $1695 Hardtop, Radio, Heater, Power Brakes and Powerfltle Transmission Tri Tone Paint. 1955 CORONET V8 .. · .. · · $1645 WERNER 4 U1· Sedan, Heater and Powerflile Transnus.ion Two Tone Bl ue ~'mish. 1955 CORONET V8 ···· · · · ·· '· $1625 · Club Sedan, Heater and Powerllite TransmissiOn, Trl Tone Paint. 1954 ROYAL Y8 .................. $1195 "Whtl1 Rldlu and A 11 Bu•lntll, "'fM A Sldtllne" N. 2nd A". Mlddltpart Refreshments were served by : ~ STOP RIGHT HIRf ' · $1095 Club Sedan, 1Iea!er and Def., Sparkling Bl.tck F'lllish. 1953 CORONET V8 · .... ,.. · · ·.. · $895 -Ill IIIII. 2 Dr Hardtop, Radio, Heater and Gyrotorque 'J'ransmis· slon, Beautiful Ivory over Red Ftnish. 1953- CORONET V8 ...... ·.. .. .. · $845 4 Dr Sedan, Radio, Heater and Gyromatic Transmtssuin Be~ge over Brown Ftnish. ' 1953 CORONET 6 CYL. ·.. .. ·: .. · $795 4 Dr Sedan, Rad1o & Hmter, Ivory uver Green Finish. I _ Because; $1695 2. DETTER CAR Club Coupe, Hm1ter and Del, tv01y over Red J<'llllsh. 1955 STATION WAGON V8 You ,~.;cl a Uctlcr car bm•;tuse Hltwltttat··~ get all tht'lr 1 c1 rs lluough lhear new car bi!Slll<'ss Mostly all lheJr Cill's art lol'ally owned, many arc traded 111 from salisfied ownrr~ on new Ponllut·s a11rl Vutcks. Oftcu yuu can talk direct to the on ~ aual owner $1495 4 Dr 2 Seat, l!ad1o , ileatur and i'owcrlitlc Transmto"lon Green l'intsh ' 1955 SAVOY V8 · ··· · · $1395 3. 111\'l"l'ER ImCONDITIONED GUAIIANTEI\ 'l'hetr cars luc'backell by 104 yc.ll'~ of setVtl'e and unt· of the hc~t ettuippl'd shop~ 1n southern Ohio We invlle )ou to 4 Dl', Sedan, Radio. ll c.tlcr <1nd Powcrfiilc Ttansm1so1un Bea111iful Two Tunc (;recn F'nr1sh ' 1955 SAVOY 6 CYL. · · ·· $1295 4 Dr Sedan, Hcalct' and POIII'l'llile Tralrsmrs"IOII, Jvu1 y over Green Finish. 1954 SAVOY 6 CYL. · $945 Club Coupe, Radto, Healc1 •lll<i Powerflilc• 1'1 ansm1"s1on, }Hue OVCI' Gt·ay Finish. 1954 SAVOY 6 CYl. ·· '$845 4 Dr. Sedan, Healer, and 1Jefroste1, Gray Finish 1953 CRANBROOK 6 CYL. ·········· $795 4 Dr St'!lan, ltudlo,, Heuter und liydnvu 'l'l'ansm1ssmn, Gray over Blue t'lmstt. 1953 CRANBROOK 6 CYL. $695 4 lJI' Sedun, llcatm· a11d Del rosie I Gl ay ovc1 M,1roon Finish ' 1952 CRANBROOK 6 CYL. ·· ····· $545 4 Dr Sedan, lla1llo and ileatPr Beaultlul Blue ~'i111sh ~SCELLANEOUS 111:-;pccl 4. m;TTEII 'l'lmMS 1 :r\IAC letmii, and bank hTIIIS avaJlablc. 1953 Plymouth 4 dr. Sedan ·········· $495 Sparkling originul blilck fuu.'lh. ] 1955 CHEVROLET 210 · .... ··.... $1195 6 Cyi. •I Dr. Sedan, lladio and Heater, Gray & Coral Fin· Dynallow drive We've sUi'iccd lrade-ln. tlu~ • ,,.y,, uv.. uv.. tov,, ttl "' ~· • W<ntlfost, IIHie ,to Iron .,. Of • Multiple 1fttdllng • Self belt • Button coot dreu BEIGE wU!I GREIN, BEIGE wUh BlUE ' J. triln ' \ · • ~ 1 !JI $3.9$ .v 'Eiberfelds .: LL'S BEN 'FRAN K.LJ.IN '1'.....,.• ' A•no """""''lilt Mae Arnold, "~ Danny Ar· MIDDLEPORT, .OHIO ': .... - 1 • J • ,. ~ •' 75 To 49 Foreelosure On Ross Sand, Gravel Tr~o~~ ·11nm .,au'on . Of'"'r·ls Ma.·d·e· . .,,_ The , Feeuei'·Benneti Po.•t ~ •be American Le(lou bu offtrtd free II"•~•Portl!ttor, for ""~"~no . 111 ll"ldleport 'l'hb Pant t~ 1o.to lf!.e blrmoblle at 1111 Pm~y JunlGr lfl~ School I!~L,Jon, 13. Seven! Le~· m~mbqr• .,W,be ovalto~l, to J!la.k• ~ourfv td~l 1/1 and freln the bi((Od cetller •nd pr(llpectlvo ~llllorJ ~· ~llli!U tie transportaUoa- moy tall 11242 to live lhelr uine, ~dreia .••d· 14e ume t~ey wleh to "'' tR Ill• bi"P\f· mqblle. ptflela~ of• !be bl~· progralir ''"" todoy !Ire advance .ro· gtalr~lloll donor.· is "eneob· ra'-.'q." In ........ . ouft' the of 1110 'nlntll , blood The suco0a .bloodmobUe ' ID the , Charlotte Es<ue, .laniC. Lee Marvin Jaolde MeK.. and Judith • Watch For 9~i: i~rs. , Mrs Paul Thc1ss, pre si1lcnl , pre· mlcd Jt tho mcctmg of the Lad1cs Atd of the S! Paul's Lutheran Church held WcdnPsdfly afternoon in the church soc1al room Group l"endiJig of P ~a lm 34 and a pruyer opened the meeting !\. re· port was made on flower and {nut baskets sent to the ' sh ut-1ns at Chrh;tmas tnuc Twl'lvc members nud one guC'st, Mrs Wtlliam B Dowme responded to roll call. Mrs Downie read un article on New Year·~ customs around the wodd and Mrs. Thtiss read a letter from Japan tclhng of their New Year's customs Durmg the soc 1al hour refreshlllCIJl s were served by the hostess. ct~ \lr~. Duu~htss Stn~er an d Mrs Wilham Mayer. 1 Herbert Dixon entertomed the N1lly Stitchers Club, Wednes· ~~~~:;:~~~dat her home, Rock The evenmg was spent soctaii.Y and iu sewing and durmg th<' even. tng the traveling pnzc donated by \Trs. Carl Mitch Wi:IS awarded to ~rs:""Hugh Bearhs A desserl course was served by the hostess to MJ:s Lawrence COMING NEXT WEEKI TillS IS THE BIGGEST SALE OF THE )'EAR Snuth Mrs. Jack Warner, Mrs. AI· bci't Brown, · Mrs. Bearhs, ~~Irs. STORE HOURS Mu Folmer, Mrs. Homer Walter, Mrs Sclim· Blazewicrt:, Mrs Carl Mt ore, Mrs. ~ditch. Mrs James W11l, Miss Kathryn Mitch aud guests, Miss Dorothy Long, Mass Carol Bearhs and Susan and Roger DAILY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SATURDAYS 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. OPEN THURSDAY AFTERNOONS D1xon. The next moeting writ be held at the homo of Mrs. Hugh Bearhs. - -~ SAVE ON THF.SE 1957· CARS 1955 Buick V8 2 dr. Sedan ···· ·· $1,595 1957 CHEVlOUT Dynaflow dnve A c'*reful one o"ncr car on unothcr rww Bukk Hadio and Heater · Coupe 'V-8 with Ramjet Fuel Injection. & has appearance of riew car, satin with red interior trim, radio and healer. $1000.00 on this lovely car. 1955 Chevrolet V8 Belaire · ...... · $1,495 · 4 d1 Sr.tl,m. ChevriJitt's fJncst and best ami thb'i onc·s ltitd lov· lllg Clll"e. • 1955 Chevrolet Y2 ton Pickup · $995 New ono costs almost $4,000 00 This one Is fully equipped wtlb power steering, brakes, radto, heater & long list of acce~orics One careful local owner. 1956 Pontiac Y8 Star Chief ··· ····· $2,19S t dr. Sedan. N'I!IW Pontiac trade·m rram tareful locaJ owner This Is lies! Pontiac with all leath•r seats. Four door ',Hard Top" 1955 Olds~~tblle Y8 2 dr. ··· ·· ····· $1,695 Hard Top Cpe. fudramatlc drive. R&H. Almost like the waa sold! day il 1953 Buick VIs 4 dr. Sedan ·· · ······· $895 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio and floater. Ma·l'Oon t'inish. One or cltJttnesl'53~ In o! throo liM ears. , ai'C!I 1954 FORD Mainline ...... · ...... · $795 1954 Studebaker Champion ·········· $495 2 Dr. Sedan, Green FiniRh Heater and Defroster. 4 dr. Sedan. Cha1t1.plon In economy in mtm)' WI)'S. llOJ)GE·PLYMOUTH MW and Second '" Slztlt 12, 14, U, U, 20, 1 EKCC11llonal tires. Cltan uphoGtcry 1953 Dodge VI 4 dr. Coronet Sedan .'. $795 ' .. 39 Meigs County Se'm'ors Are GI'ven -larship Test 1\.M , . 1953 Chevrolet 210 4 dr. Sedan · ····· $695 1954 FORD Customline ····· ········· $895 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater and Automatic Transllll6slon - u car smcc new. New Buu.:k Chol~ 1953 PONTIAC Chieftain · ··· ······· $845 . .iiounUor the balliiiee of the time. _ : ·, lll!t, tile Y,liQW Iaek~ts never threatened to catch up and in taet weaken'ed ln' tlle·llnal C!imedy O! errors 'quarter. {loing lnt'o th list mme G~ held · ·I ie')lll\:t edge, D2-38, and fatten· Cell! le the final ~ polalb'Uiao. I." total o( ~ IUf'IOYefJ 11i'Or~ , ~OQimilled In the la.tt!II!Jrter, with ea<li team equotly sUtltf. , • · Mark ·~IIY olld Harlin I'\'hit· ~.l. latch wer~· , the only Jaoketa able ~00 to BO!ve the Galllo lle!el)lea. But Atotal of 39 Melp County H~h 8 of KellY.'• lS potnr.. ••m• from School aenlore were auembled at hiJ rtae s~ooUn1 at the ·free line, hitting t~at many on 14 ehanees dPomefr~ythSenior High f~~tl1 Frlhlay cr e purpose 0 ... ng e Whitlatch ®nnee~ 1 lor seven Senior Seholmhip Tetla. Five ftel'dtra frllm tbe pulllde for Ione Melli County Schools were rep-o( h).j !\est litJbti ttll• Sl!l"n. Bob- ceaented. , IJy !fflaon, ROlf Lltttl and, Ernest Senior• participating l!f tho test• ·Bdwles were oft \belt afiooting, wero: oili..\.• Nci.Oq g!lllftg o~ll'f!eld•r. Bowles · lutorn High ~ . 1,; '11'1 t.onl! , belnl aoo•e"'IIIOd George, M. Collins, !16berl Ed· Ed ti09k1 hi! four 1lme8 ·" John Heller, Ralph Ktri:Clt~· • · A. Kuhn, ludy .; fA'!!~ . l"'anwhlle, Ken.ny ljllaUe, Shoe· Parker, Reihl SIQ!et; ~ II, MeKOJn of the, wlnat<• • Spencer, Marleot· ond Bob White. r===;;;~~~~~;;:;;:;;::;:;;::;;;:;;:;;::;;~;;~ PUO~E 602l·Y . .. ~ r.llddlepoft ,utter" Its fourtll sf;Q Basketbau··:te•cue lief~lit 'Friday lllght •t Gallipolis 75 tq 49 as the B*e Devil• ~ away· to Ia.25;11 first qua-rter lead and then fooled proJects and ported The birthday! of MrE f!~ telds and Mrs Melvin Grim::1 were observed. Mrs C B Weeso? lreasurer, reported the missionary bud get Ut) to date. Il was vot· ed to rnntribute $10 00 each tJ LodJa Afriea for the Belgian Congo Central Conference and tJ the Pearl St;reet Commumty Center at Youngstown, 0. It wJ~ reported that $28 00 ht~d been col· lectccl on t!te apron project wb1e!li w11l contwue tht'Oughout Januar~ Mrs Willum Elchtngcr close•! !he m~clmg With exrerp!s fron one of Pau l's Le tters, aflcr whae~o D-~ A ~ ' 1954 Buick 2 dr. Riviera Coupe · ··· $1,395 ish. ., rllter u1 The Jolly Club met Wednesday at tile home of Mrs. Gene Evans, Bradbury. Mrs. Wtlbur Hanning, president, was in charge of the meetmg and Mrs. Marie Leifhett was welc.omt:d a.s a new membei·. Plans were made to meet on Feb. 12 at the home of Mrs. Ger aid Wildermuth A. birthday gilt was presented to Mrs Wilder muth l:lnd 1m anmversary girt tJ Mrs Lillie douck. The hostess served potato salad :::mdw1ches, cookies and coffee 1o MI'R Clay Evans, a guest; Mr,· Lei!hctt. Mrs. Hanning, Mrs WII ,dermuth, Mrs. Charles Strau'j-:; Mrs. Donald Houck, Mrs. AI bet t Woodard, Mrs. Otmcr Grim t 1 Members unable to attend were MrS. Roy Mayer, Mrs Henry Du ley and Mr!. Eldon Wtll. • r Foiutb TU,e In SEO Loop:Bace To;JD.hile Eleven shut in calls were re· 1957 CHEvROLET 4-DOOR V·8, Power Pack Motor, Powergiide 'l'rapsmission Radio, Heater. Low Mileage. New' car title ' guarantee. · · • 1957 DODGE · 1957 Buick Y8 4 dr. Sedan ······ · $2,795 Firedome 4 Dr Sedan, Radio, Hl)llter, Powerfllte Tr.ms., Power Steermg and Power Brakes, Two Tone Paint. . -., ctded as a proJect for rebruary to cullcrt and count sales ta·< stamps 1955 Ford, Y8 Fairlane ·...... ·.... $1,495 1955 DE SOTO ·........ · · ...... $1795 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. · Jolly Club In Wednesday Me'et A 8 db t r0 Ury . . . . Beaten By Yellow'.la$ets · Back sprmg mcetmgs ' The group de- Victorill Cpf! Hard Tllij Model ExceptiOnal m cvcry way 4 Dr. Sedan, l!.adio, Heater and Fordomatlc Transmls· sion. Blue Finish. • I and s1ucnt, announctng Mr. One locul owner New GMC trade In 1956 FORD V8 ...... ·.... ·.... · $1795 Two Tone Gtem Finish 1 Phil Williamson ' Nifty Stitchers Meeting Is Held Wednesday Night St. Paul's ladies Aid Society Holds Wednesday Meet ,. .Hiai!llnar's pr1ce the1r cars (or quick turnover You J,!d the udvllul.lSC of ttrcir large vuhmtc Olaettaar"li again ftrst pl nr:c tn new car sulc,j lor December · _I 1956 PLAZA 6 CYL. Mrs. Radford Ingles, president, was IR charge of the meetmg and plans were made for their partie!· pation in the Polio campaign. Mem I bers are to place coin·boxes for the March of Dimes m business hou5es in that area. Two new mem bcrs were voted into the club, 7~rll. Edtson Weaver tmd ·Mrs. Eleanor Ewtng. Plans were dtscussed for Guest N1gllt whtch will be held in February With the t1me and place lo be announced la~r . The hostesses served a dessert course to Mra. Ingles, Mrs George r.ur11s, Mrs Mel Clark, Mrs N P. Mrs: Stanley Har)>our drs. Charles Yea~r:er, Mrs Edward Ryan, Mrll. Dor Ebersbach, Mrs Mary Berry, Mrs. L1lah Z1rk!e Mrs Thomas McGowan, Mrs Doro' hy Schwab, Mrs George Carson, M'r~. Mtcky Dod~un , Mrs. Donald Cook und Mrs James Diehl I. LOWEST PRICES PLYMOUTHS ~Irs. ' ,. . a~:t···. :.y·. · ~- . : ·--------~r-~--1. Dunng the business session a IS ~wackhamer, 1952 CORONET 6 CYL. · .. · .. ·.. $595 Mrs John Sauvage :r as•lstcd by hPr mother, !\Irs Bert WrP.sr cntertlma•[l the WSCS of ' \lC As hury Methodist Church o! Svr J cusc, Wednesday evcmng at he" h nmo Th e mee t'tng 111 charge o1 t:1" d t M M 1 Prest den · h tss arc a Karr, 1 opene wrt cevol10ns ltd b\ Mrs F'rec1a !'I e ld s ustng · Ior her or Mr ."lid 'Irs ""nlz Wolle an•L' tOJHe "Japan Today " . '' 4A' Mrs. Wtlliam Bax ter. Mrs c H Weese, program Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Myrtl~! '!'1nirman. presented two topk~ Lung and Mtss Dorothy Lon!! ",hp~ n Today" and "Chr1stia r were visitors tn ParkersbUrg on -\cticn On The Market". Two Thursday cltapte ..s of the study book 11Thc Mr and Mrs Harry Canterburr Gospel Accordmg to St Mark'' wcr1! bumnc.ss vtslt!)t's in Gall!·/ were grvcn by Mtss Karr t•r nnd slstcr·m·liiW, t ",: '. . (A)urt Orders Mrc. Sharon aud son Ronald or Dun lnp, Iowa, have returned to lhe.r horne alter a two weeks vis f With her parent~. 1\tr. and MI S Dan!l Hysel l, Syracuse Mr ancl Mrs Murl Sh!&lcr, so n;; n.oger and Tormuy a'ld daughter, who were enroute to thetr hPutty orne m Wooster after a vaeatwn Ill Mextcn were overmght guests poliS '' 1 ,. IN MrsC , W the11 Speed of Charlotte Icommurucahon was read from guest of her brolh: Mrs. !larry P Smith, dis:nct prc- ge Hcmes, ~drs Thompson, Miss A\·enue, )Vtth Mrs. Fr('d Thabtt Settz and Mrs Bryan The door 811 ~ Mrs Lawrene Foreman as coprn;e was awarded to Mrs Heaton hostesses :;;::;:;::;;::;:;;::;~==~=~th~e~h§os~le~s~s.==~=~·=~ 1 ·Beauttful Two '!'one Blue Finish. Club Coupe, Radio, Heater and Gyromatic TransmissiOn, Green Finish Mr and Mrs C. ll Bradbury were husute5s v1s1tors m Colum· bus Tuesdav The Rev· Howard Ruppclt ('ntcrtamcd t~c Rev c E Hoyt and son , Dav1d , at dtnner Thursday at lh<' Martm Res taurant Kenneth Allea Rtce, ten nionth oId son of 7~r and Mts Larry Rice, was returned home from Ilolzer Hospital, where he had been a mcd· tea I patH!nt Thursday. . Mr:!i, c E Hoyt, who has been tn Fmdlay thts week wtth her daughter, Mrs Robert Mtlls, and new son at the home of the Rev and 1\frs w c. Ftarman and son returned hc1·e today ' - - ' - - - - -- At the ctosc at the meeting a The Mason Mothers' Club met number of contcbls weler held and Wedneiday evenmg at the home of 4 Dr Sedan, Radw, Heater and Powerfhle Transmission, 1954 CORONET V8 · 1\ pmes were awarded to Mrs Geor· Mrs Kenneth Cooke, Sout: 1 Third RADIOrv 'Asbury MetLodl"st· 1 ' SO("JETY WSCS M t' \: ee 1ng H ld At S•l Dm·~f'll JJ;~rtwi '! dau_ghtrr e 1 rOC USe So..It~.,} '.~otw I " POMER0\1i M050fl MOtherS table arrangement, Mrss Emma Imperial Mahogany or Calif. Mahognn¥, Walnut or Sweriieh Seitz Cor a coffee table arr~nge - CJ bM . I5 mept: and Mrs Terrell lor a hall U eetmg Oak l1n18h.' $249 95 (Model 6K22) • arran);!emcnt A ll!d nbbon was al· H ld W d doy Bulll·ln AM-FM Tunet opftondl, lll1nll so awarded to Mrs Leo Bryan for e e nes a hall arrangement I 4 Dr Sedan,'Hadio and Healer, Tri Tone Patn!. 1955 ROYAL 2 DOOR .. ·.... M'ddleport i ! . ,.' ' ThursdayAvcevening at her home , Sprmg . ' /"I "' eano( S. St baa f - •nltddlcport Society Editor - Phone 6079/ Th• meeting in charge of the Lucille Hawkins - Pomeroy Society Editor - Phone 8244 '· I .BLAETTNARS 10& Yem of Sej'\'fee . T.o Butekl" . OPEN EVENINGS TIL Phones 12! and 308M BUJCKS · PONTIAc& ~iOO 'P.M. 4-Door , Hard Top. Power Steerlng, Padded Dash, wbite wail tires, large motor. Automauc Transmission, Radio, Heater. ' 1953 1956 CHEVROLET · .. · .. ·.......... · $1895 2-Door Coronet, extra low cineage good tires v-8 · gyJ'oirive, heater. ' ' DO~E "'" " ""."" " .. ,"' Belair 4·Dr. Sedan. Beautiful red and white finish . Radio; 1952 PONTIAC .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ·.. .. $56! heater, power steering, V8 motor. Local owner, Power Chieftllln Deluxe 4-Door. 2-tone green, Hydramalit drive, Pack. Really Sharp. radio, heater, seat covers, !)Xtra good tires. , 1955 'PONTIAC ...................... $1495 4-Door Sta.r Chief. v.amotbr, radio, heater, power steer· lng, power brakes. One owner car. , , TRUCKS l955 CHEVROLET .. · .. :-·.......... $129$ 19~~ GMC 2-T~N · .. : .... .... ·...... $1~5 ..• · 154 WB. Hydra-Matte Trans. Good 8:25x20 tires. dab 210- 2"'oor .. Dark green finish, V·8 motor and heater. looks-And is solid as new trUck Large he t . : Really a,bargam. · , . · a er. MANY MORE - ALL TJPE~ "F\"0111 Ba«gles 1956 ,ORD ........................ $1965 4-Door Sedan Cps!om Royal - V-8 motor, ' Flite Transmission. Radi!J, Heater, Low Mileage. car. 1, 195,5 ·MERCURY · ·· · · ·· · · · ·· · · · ·· ·· · $1465 2·Door Hard Top. Radio. beater, new tilotor. 1952 DODGE 2-TOH ............,... · .. 170" WB. 2-speed axle. 5-speed transmission. 2& tires. • , '.' '' : .... '. ~ :.''' ''. $1245 ' PQmel'oy, Ohio GMP TRUCKS ,. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ,. Jb~tster·ld Ti '' i~? ' ' ' . · I ' ,. . .ISO· ''. (Nm:~1t.•••• ' ' ON·lY · I ' llllltK GINI~ HOSI'ITAL !I'm J[arr)' lle7IIuter, , llr:a. . NGI'Illl Gru~ TboliiU Clelmd, Jll. . . . . ,35 ,. 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