https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0d3045cb2dd7b509489d6e51f1bd250e.pdf 9ce019eae1fb50e88be413c5902e9d6e PDF Text Text 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 ,. ( 1 �·' ' ' - Will\ of ~ by glV!hj ' ,.. ..liliib I!AJI. .. · "oitdky.it the Po!l!~roy Junior Higb aullfiAJ'il\llll2 no011 to ~ p.m. Is l,bat by so donating blood one buys insurance. Every six montbs or y'~'lf ail of us buy 1!\llo insurance against the unfortunate day tragedy or accident may strike. Very often 0!\e proceeds over many years never ha.vlng to "use" the credit that insurance buys. Yet w~ cOhtlnue to buy this insurpnce. So we should come to lhink of giving blood. The day is here when on)y thtlse who Cf1e can get. Blood credit is good for alx llionths for the giver and members ol bis bmlly. :All he needs. However, unlike car lftSUfance, It it trans~trl'able, &!though the Re4 Ci'oas f~lfn~ on ~ practice. It Is dJscOUl'aged by· ll!itll~ credit on transfers to one ~int, and, hevillff thns(llried, the giver's crellit Is wlged out ftir th~ eurrent eix month period. Oite cannot wait to buy car iqsur44ce unUl he needs it. We do not cruise lilgbways wanh the recei· Red Cross blood tn tome or ' The signals were reported first con ~~t it ~) coming to the ol~cl!oJ and pnvate •Lition• CJ'OiJi bloodmobile to •give a pint ol blood. . In a matter ot mlnutea, sta· Tho blpp<fnlobile wOI ~e in 9p· ttons ip ~orway, We~t Germany eraiion between ~ ... and 6 p m and' J;lngland ol•o baa heard the "beep-beep.beep " The duration of the signals was would be likely if '""'' .....,.. coming from a third Sasatl(llite. Germab'· radlo ~~·b~iel~i'!l •ald. the of were deoreaalnJ, "" it the tlanlitiittler w1o mo•a great speed away lrom the 1HI FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. ~~ ~~tr- e:es W•a • and ~~~~~ !lema In proce" of colletllon -- -------- ---- $ 795,382.29 tllllted Statet obllga,lons, dh·eot _ and · f:sil Ne~ i!lcllh . Nraon Can Do · 6:0 Nile Ntwt. 7l00 i!IIW~Y.I ~-~~·n TV •Cbapel · 7:~0 ~ llrl~ 111111111 Championship Bow,ing B:oo lle1tless Gun Industry on 'Parade ' s:ao Tales of ·wellt Faria Wba~s Yqur ' 'l'rouble 9:00 Twenty. one WtSdoiu . 9:30 Goodyear Theater Youth Wants To Know 10:00 Suspicion Look liere 11:110 NeWII Headllno Spaps Hra!lllneo of 1957 11-10 ":e~IJoercast 4:15 PrO' Bowl Football Game 11:15 Noto~a~h 7:00 My Frle~ 11t.ICkl I:00 Slen Oft 1&!1enee Fippiah engineen believed that the lieeps must tome eit~er fro~ an outbound rock'el or lro. in earth staUon operated by a slillled pranluter. At least one Finnish eiipoie,er, waa 'almost aure• fhe slenals were genuine. tbo Weal Germu (lpntn>l ~Utute In Darmo· said the •lfCQUency of t~e aiaW)Ia deerei&jpg about 7 cycles a minule, llli~na the "doppler eUecl'' lhat wQuld bo prodw:ejl ft1 1 a transmitter Bpeeding away from the earth. The German technician• also conceded, however, the slgnaiJ eould be a carefully - arranged hoox. • fithrfaJ't Alawtr 36. Steady TAG D"~ FOR DOGS CWCAGO UP - The Animal Wellare League thinks it. about limes someone held a "tall day" for well-bred dogs. The league aaod it found almoot 20 p111ebn:d dega wandOFing about the cily .without tap •nd that no one has claiined any of th•lll· aa. BoY'• lllcko ae.=: aheep 41. Sun Jill! WJ I H Melts C"""' News 12:10 p.m. _oc.u, · ·' WCHs-rv Chanit•ll ~.on~··~ .i( 6~tllllll 8- htunlay 9:00 Jr. Town Meeting , fiflplllin Kanraroo Mighty Mouae Playhouse Garden Glub JimmY. Dean Len~ Ranger 1:3q Big PICIUre 2:00 Pro Hoeler. 4:110 TV mamoom 5:00 Record Hop 8:30 2~ ~enlury 7:00 a den J>laybOUII 7ali Perry Mason Sbow 1:30 Dick & the Duche&s '110 Ph, Susanna 9:30 .!!ali Gun, Will 'Trav•l 10:00 Gun!moke 10:30 Official ·Detective 11·00 Newo 11:10 The Late Show 9:30 10:30 11 -oo 12:00 }·00 9::(0 10:00 10:30 11:110 11:15 Arf Happy·•o-tk , Or Gloomy Jim? Ajftod !Dtcbcoct $64,oo0 Wioat'o l!IY e Sunday New• Special l'be Late Show Pbtl!"fe Chonnel~~onday 8:00 6:41! 9:00 10•00 10:30 11:30 12:00 12•10 12:15 12:80 Captaht,Kangarvo CBS Newa Morning Sbolr Garry Moore Arthur Godfrer I Dotto New• ot Noon Katie's Almanac Love of ur. SearCh for TOIIIOITOW 124~ Gaidlng ~~ tOO Katoe's Kllcbeb 1:30' As the Worla TUrU 2:00 Beat II« Clock 2:30 Houaeparl)' 8:00 Bic -1ayoU 3:30 'l'be Verdict IJ Youn 10·00 Lamp Unto lily Feet 4:00 Brighter Day 10:30 Look Up and Live 11:~ Ullited Natlons In Action 4:15 Secret Storm II· Camera Thieo 4.30 Edge ~~ Night 12•00 Lot'a Take A Trip 5.00 E[ll',ly S)low 12:30 Wold Bill Hic~ok 1:30 Your Esso lleiiCa'ler 1:00 Badge and Bullets 6:45 SPQltl Parafte 2:00 Sunday Showcaae 6:85 Wtatbel'llllll ' 3:30 7:110 Leave It To, Beavf!l'. La1t Word 4:00 ce tile Nation 7:30 Robl·. Hood 4:30 CBS lt,e\vs 6:00 Bur!lll and Allen ft·OO Stale of the Nalfon . 8:~0 Tilelit e~oult G:30 CI'Qjiby Golf Tournament G:OO Danliy Thulliu 8:30 Aiuiie Oakley 9:30 December Bride 7:00 ~ste 10-00 Stur:• 7:311 a~ ~nny. !1:00 Up· tb Minute N~'"' 8:00 ~SUUfYIJI Sholl 11:011 Scanntna the \\01allter G 'l!teatn 11:10 The Late Show -. ' Sunday-Channel 8 / t on 990 *f#Ot On Your .PJI . rm ex • Postman, I know you Mve · something special 'for·.me, ·'lioi\l"' Jack·· "Mr. ~ tlWik , ' 'l ~ . I t•""·. l"'~·a:·"' \ l ' .. '''tN"' " '"'e·~~~~tg.""He won't have ii'n.{thfng for me, at least not the 1ellttet ,I'm aJWous to r.ece ve. :1' ' havti·im bnwholesoine "But Jim,! That's no_t tile kin<! of. outlook to have. ~. cant f om Ute: Exp~¢t .the tnflue~·~e_ upon your entire J1tfe. Jv. a· r~~elwe i!t a~t~:~d:ea~:;latfbn fot' the worst to I\'Orst quite often you p ace yourse n 8 t• 0:'\0 •Y ~ ba,tinet• with otlltr b.inko, lncludlnj r.,cne balance, ' :\U,ftGIDYI &:!G s:so spiii:j J;•·;~·Pia7•~w. .. -. " !' " -••lnt ASS ITS 1:13 Hovietlm~ .or Co!lsrm I Romp~ ROI,lP.I Trouble W'ifli'hther Arlene Franoil Sbmr Treasure Hunt ,r The Price i. Riibt Trutlo or Co~ Tlo To~ Dolilh , lUG_, It ~uld Je 'koa I :00 Mld-DI'i JlieW.' ' , 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11: oo 11:® 12:0( ~-30 Kl~J For.lo ii.[QII .1!. : ' '"'..,. 4:00 Queen a D11 ~~.~X::nt~'l'r;m:1 WASHINO'l'ON uP- u You're Dr James IJ. e011lused about where America adviser to the p ~ lllanda in the race with ~sla for lpe~~eb here Jan. 7- "Th~ Unit mtlltary and le<hnleal eulifelnacr,, Stales today Is teehnologle f lhlnk how members of 1trong and , powlna stronrer. f~l. ' Sputnik hu ohown thot Ru"la t,a they lace the heavy r01ponalbl~ a very aeripus competitor . bti~ lty o.l voting durlrrg jhe neXt few I do not bolie\1~ that we hsveloW months on a long lht ol bills and our teelmologleif' leadership no · IPJ!I'Opriallons that will gravely that we arc prcdeatlned to lo11e it , affe<t tho nation'• dest(ny, lin tbe future.'' Lawmakera who ACek authorlta- Rear Adm Hyman G. Rlckover, Ute guldanco on tho .tate of U. S developer ol the atomic submadefonoes have recently been ex- rine-th~ United Stateo far pO..d to a bowllderong variety ol behind Ruula In missile dev•olop-j IPpralsals And It's hard to choooe m~nt, and top olllcinls Jack among thorn, BIDCc all come from 11scnse o( urgeacy" about catch· men who should kno" what lng up. "It Ia almO&t loo late to the)l're talking ubout match ' the Soviet achievements." Vice President Richard 11. Ni•Here arc a lew aamples: I'Jeoident Eloenhower, In his oo, •peaking at Philadelphia Jan. Stole ol the Union addre11 to tile ~"The United State Ia mlliti!)'Hau.e and &enate-11 We now have IIJI •toonger tod'y than an~ po1 broadly b"ed and efficient de- te\ltial •lliressor. Pesslmiatlc t.lk to the elrect that t~e United fensive slron¥th, lncludin~ a Krcat also are Ill Ul~ •• deternnt Pllller . .; buJ unle .. States iJ weaker 'than the Soviet mlaallea undor dovel011men1 11 unmltigoted non- C•pe Canavor~l. we att wlselv and prompU•, we Union ' capacity to ~ deter sense." GOuld lose that The huge Atlas, biggeR! bird In altal!k or defend, ourst~lves." Dr Edward Teller, 11 father ot lhe nation'• arsenal, thundered up Gen Curtis b:. Ltmay, Air the H-bomb" - "I thin~ that the Friday mornln~ In one of the moot ·Foree vice chief of stall, In Jasti- pre••nt emergency Is perhap1 aw~Bome dllpla~ ol niCkel mlabt many before lhc Senate prepared- groator than World War II ever seen here. Tlie lirlrtJs folneu IUbcommlUee- "Unless we we are in a very dangt~rbus aitu~ lowed Pr~old~nt !.Jienhower's vo11 do something vory ndlcat, we otlon" to bcini the Until;- Sla~a et>ft~ Will boeome Interior to tho Ru•"Wt'ro Ahud To SJ1,.' of Ruula In milsllo development 11101 mllillrlly In a Abort tim• Adm Arthur W. Radford, Ior- The ~ell!li Dtpl!'lmenl anI tblhk we have walterl too long mer chairman ol the Joint Chlelt nounced t)oat beti leafil wero IUC· to make our mvve lhPte i1 o( Statr - we are lhead of Russia tol8ful. l'hc announcement aaid ICimt doubt In my mind whelhor In overall mlilt1ry olrenJI{h and in the Atl11 wll. not flown tile lull wt an ei!Ch up before a wor But kehnoioglcal prowou "and we'r• distance ol which It Ia capable, but \ I would like to try." going to Alny lhead." did not diseloae just how far the • 1J f !J) 1f iJ I I! c= : IIJO-ton mlaslle tliw belol'l! plung~onrva Dlatrlet No. 4 ing into the ocean.; It wu aloo uncer!Jin just how RIPORT OF CONDITION OF lor tho Navaho was tiled. 'I'~ sleek Nava~o is , a pUotle" bomber capabltl of Oytng Up to #· , OF POMiROY, OHIO 1... of ~..1.,., Doco,..r 31, 1957, 1 Stoto btnklnt lnotitvtlon 5,000 mll01 at aaperallnlo apeed ' lid 1"41 t•tHior tho bonking lo"' of thla St1ta and 1 but Ia IImited \O lllabl w,tthln t~o earth's atmosphere. II liu litl'p ' If lila Fldtroi Rlllf<Vo lyol- Publiallfl! In . .or~nct with 1uperoeded by the Snark, inot~er • uti ~de lht '''t' Bonklf'lll Auth<lrltloa and by tho Ft~r•l operat1n1 mliallli uaina ra~~~-Jet Me liltlt ill Iiiio Dlolrlct. l!ntlfnu ' trequwr Current Of Congress To Det~rmine Destiny Of US. ' Sign On Today w·HTN-TV C~Cinnel13 9.~0 The 1\laYflower Stfli'J' 10:00 ScoUand Yard ' 10:80 Newa and Sporti He•diiDN 10:35 :ioth Ceiltucy '!'beater 13:00 stcn olt - baP,~n." . i~ f h •t.6e says and ~re cha~glpg tlleir aCk 1$ right! Many are. discov~rlng the tr~ 'l 0 ,"!i &~ Jot :H:complishell in a day, bot ou ook by changing tbelr thinking. T~e c~ ~g(o?r~e~dance at eriqrcl). The church It c ,be d~ne 8J!d -llne ma!'Velou~ ~~~e q1I ~ ~~ but wm als_o II~Jp ~litge his thinknot on)y assists, a ~so~_to depa rome~ ·,,.,1" lt ~.l•ny works wonilen. lng ft:Qin pegalive to pOSitive, from erro_r .,. u ~": ~ • • • With tne i,~oe ~~at it will; i.. som~ measure, f?ste!and h~lp s~~ toin that wl11ch is good in famJ1y o~d commd u,r,uty !lfet,~ th1s .~: - .IS sponsore d lw t11e busi~ss firms on orgontzo JOns w ·ture ,, ndme$ appear below. Allen Appliance Serv. •d4 · t. Main St· • . Pnlileny Ceme~ 'll'icl Co. · PomeroJ B1kllr Furniture • ' -·· . 'Middleport raft Refrigeration -Middleport. Ohio Polneroy, Olilo ' Stiffler ·Red.Ane•or"' Pomeroy Biid'~ liiio~illll Ceiitet Ohio Vdty bllng 't i .. ' • .,, I!( ' ") lll,eri tif Robua li'relil F-eman &AbioH Mla41epoat I Custom )Built Kltcben~ ' Jlllg's Equipiile~ C&. t'omeroy, Olilo tadi~i ~iul Ch'kiNiit ' il tf!81tb bnel Energy every gloss to }~in top shape f~ their ceaseless octtv1ttes. Oiiill T.mllf .. ..' .' ' ,.. ·li!at .,.,. AtYoiir·r;;,o; , Atndhlre .SP:RlM~~; .~ . - . ~~~ :·. , "QUAJ'li!Riillf'ri~AYS" ., �·' ' ' - Will\ of ~ by glV!hj ' ,.. ..liliib I!AJI. .. · "oitdky.it the Po!l!~roy Junior Higb aullfiAJ'il\llll2 no011 to ~ p.m. Is l,bat by so donating blood one buys insurance. Every six montbs or y'~'lf ail of us buy 1!\llo insurance against the unfortunate day tragedy or accident may strike. Very often 0!\e proceeds over many years never ha.vlng to "use" the credit that insurance buys. Yet w~ cOhtlnue to buy this insurpnce. So we should come to lhink of giving blood. The day is here when on)y thtlse who Cf1e can get. Blood credit is good for alx llionths for the giver and members ol bis bmlly. :All he needs. However, unlike car lftSUfance, It it trans~trl'able, &!though the Re4 Ci'oas f~lfn~ on ~ practice. It Is dJscOUl'aged by· ll!itll~ credit on transfers to one ~int, and, hevillff thns(llried, the giver's crellit Is wlged out ftir th~ eurrent eix month period. Oite cannot wait to buy car iqsur44ce unUl he needs it. We do not cruise lilgbways wanh the recei· Red Cross blood tn tome or ' The signals were reported first con ~~t it ~) coming to the ol~cl!oJ and pnvate •Lition• CJ'OiJi bloodmobile to •give a pint ol blood. . In a matter ot mlnutea, sta· Tho blpp<fnlobile wOI ~e in 9p· ttons ip ~orway, We~t Germany eraiion between ~ ... and 6 p m and' J;lngland ol•o baa heard the "beep-beep.beep " The duration of the signals was would be likely if '""'' .....,.. coming from a third Sasatl(llite. Germab'· radlo ~~·b~iel~i'!l •ald. the of were deoreaalnJ, "" it the tlanlitiittler w1o mo•a great speed away lrom the 1HI FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. ~~ ~~tr- e:es W•a • and ~~~~~ !lema In proce" of colletllon -- -------- ---- $ 795,382.29 tllllted Statet obllga,lons, dh·eot _ and · f:sil Ne~ i!lcllh . Nraon Can Do · 6:0 Nile Ntwt. 7l00 i!IIW~Y.I ~-~~·n TV •Cbapel · 7:~0 ~ llrl~ 111111111 Championship Bow,ing B:oo lle1tless Gun Industry on 'Parade ' s:ao Tales of ·wellt Faria Wba~s Yqur ' 'l'rouble 9:00 Twenty. one WtSdoiu . 9:30 Goodyear Theater Youth Wants To Know 10:00 Suspicion Look liere 11:110 NeWII Headllno Spaps Hra!lllneo of 1957 11-10 ":e~IJoercast 4:15 PrO' Bowl Football Game 11:15 Noto~a~h 7:00 My Frle~ 11t.ICkl I:00 Slen Oft 1&!1enee Fippiah engineen believed that the lieeps must tome eit~er fro~ an outbound rock'el or lro. in earth staUon operated by a slillled pranluter. At least one Finnish eiipoie,er, waa 'almost aure• fhe slenals were genuine. tbo Weal Germu (lpntn>l ~Utute In Darmo· said the •lfCQUency of t~e aiaW)Ia deerei&jpg about 7 cycles a minule, llli~na the "doppler eUecl'' lhat wQuld bo prodw:ejl ft1 1 a transmitter Bpeeding away from the earth. The German technician• also conceded, however, the slgnaiJ eould be a carefully - arranged hoox. • fithrfaJ't Alawtr 36. Steady TAG D"~ FOR DOGS CWCAGO UP - The Animal Wellare League thinks it. about limes someone held a "tall day" for well-bred dogs. The league aaod it found almoot 20 p111ebn:d dega wandOFing about the cily .without tap •nd that no one has claiined any of th•lll· aa. BoY'• lllcko ae.=: aheep 41. Sun Jill! WJ I H Melts C"""' News 12:10 p.m. _oc.u, · ·' WCHs-rv Chanit•ll ~.on~··~ .i( 6~tllllll 8- htunlay 9:00 Jr. Town Meeting , fiflplllin Kanraroo Mighty Mouae Playhouse Garden Glub JimmY. Dean Len~ Ranger 1:3q Big PICIUre 2:00 Pro Hoeler. 4:110 TV mamoom 5:00 Record Hop 8:30 2~ ~enlury 7:00 a den J>laybOUII 7ali Perry Mason Sbow 1:30 Dick & the Duche&s '110 Ph, Susanna 9:30 .!!ali Gun, Will 'Trav•l 10:00 Gun!moke 10:30 Official ·Detective 11·00 Newo 11:10 The Late Show 9:30 10:30 11 -oo 12:00 }·00 9::(0 10:00 10:30 11:110 11:15 Arf Happy·•o-tk , Or Gloomy Jim? Ajftod !Dtcbcoct $64,oo0 Wioat'o l!IY e Sunday New• Special l'be Late Show Pbtl!"fe Chonnel~~onday 8:00 6:41! 9:00 10•00 10:30 11:30 12:00 12•10 12:15 12:80 Captaht,Kangarvo CBS Newa Morning Sbolr Garry Moore Arthur Godfrer I Dotto New• ot Noon Katie's Almanac Love of ur. SearCh for TOIIIOITOW 124~ Gaidlng ~~ tOO Katoe's Kllcbeb 1:30' As the Worla TUrU 2:00 Beat II« Clock 2:30 Houaeparl)' 8:00 Bic -1ayoU 3:30 'l'be Verdict IJ Youn 10·00 Lamp Unto lily Feet 4:00 Brighter Day 10:30 Look Up and Live 11:~ Ullited Natlons In Action 4:15 Secret Storm II· Camera Thieo 4.30 Edge ~~ Night 12•00 Lot'a Take A Trip 5.00 E[ll',ly S)low 12:30 Wold Bill Hic~ok 1:30 Your Esso lleiiCa'ler 1:00 Badge and Bullets 6:45 SPQltl Parafte 2:00 Sunday Showcaae 6:85 Wtatbel'llllll ' 3:30 7:110 Leave It To, Beavf!l'. La1t Word 4:00 ce tile Nation 7:30 Robl·. Hood 4:30 CBS lt,e\vs 6:00 Bur!lll and Allen ft·OO Stale of the Nalfon . 8:~0 Tilelit e~oult G:30 CI'Qjiby Golf Tournament G:OO Danliy Thulliu 8:30 Aiuiie Oakley 9:30 December Bride 7:00 ~ste 10-00 Stur:• 7:311 a~ ~nny. !1:00 Up· tb Minute N~'"' 8:00 ~SUUfYIJI Sholl 11:011 Scanntna the \\01allter G 'l!teatn 11:10 The Late Show -. ' Sunday-Channel 8 / t on 990 *f#Ot On Your .PJI . rm ex • Postman, I know you Mve · something special 'for·.me, ·'lioi\l"' Jack·· "Mr. ~ tlWik , ' 'l ~ . I t•""·. l"'~·a:·"' \ l ' .. '''tN"' " '"'e·~~~~tg.""He won't have ii'n.{thfng for me, at least not the 1ellttet ,I'm aJWous to r.ece ve. :1' ' havti·im bnwholesoine "But Jim,! That's no_t tile kin<! of. outlook to have. ~. cant f om Ute: Exp~¢t .the tnflue~·~e_ upon your entire J1tfe. Jv. a· r~~elwe i!t a~t~:~d:ea~:;latfbn fot' the worst to I\'Orst quite often you p ace yourse n 8 t• 0:'\0 •Y ~ ba,tinet• with otlltr b.inko, lncludlnj r.,cne balance, ' :\U,ftGIDYI &:!G s:so spiii:j J;•·;~·Pia7•~w. .. -. " !' " -••lnt ASS ITS 1:13 Hovietlm~ .or Co!lsrm I Romp~ ROI,lP.I Trouble W'ifli'hther Arlene Franoil Sbmr Treasure Hunt ,r The Price i. Riibt Trutlo or Co~ Tlo To~ Dolilh , lUG_, It ~uld Je 'koa I :00 Mld-DI'i JlieW.' ' , 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11: oo 11:® 12:0( ~-30 Kl~J For.lo ii.[QII .1!. : ' '"'..,. 4:00 Queen a D11 ~~.~X::nt~'l'r;m:1 WASHINO'l'ON uP- u You're Dr James IJ. e011lused about where America adviser to the p ~ lllanda in the race with ~sla for lpe~~eb here Jan. 7- "Th~ Unit mtlltary and le<hnleal eulifelnacr,, Stales today Is teehnologle f lhlnk how members of 1trong and , powlna stronrer. f~l. ' Sputnik hu ohown thot Ru"la t,a they lace the heavy r01ponalbl~ a very aeripus competitor . bti~ lty o.l voting durlrrg jhe neXt few I do not bolie\1~ that we hsveloW months on a long lht ol bills and our teelmologleif' leadership no · IPJ!I'Opriallons that will gravely that we arc prcdeatlned to lo11e it , affe<t tho nation'• dest(ny, lin tbe future.'' Lawmakera who ACek authorlta- Rear Adm Hyman G. Rlckover, Ute guldanco on tho .tate of U. S developer ol the atomic submadefonoes have recently been ex- rine-th~ United Stateo far pO..d to a bowllderong variety ol behind Ruula In missile dev•olop-j IPpralsals And It's hard to choooe m~nt, and top olllcinls Jack among thorn, BIDCc all come from 11scnse o( urgeacy" about catch· men who should kno" what lng up. "It Ia almO&t loo late to the)l're talking ubout match ' the Soviet achievements." Vice President Richard 11. Ni•Here arc a lew aamples: I'Jeoident Eloenhower, In his oo, •peaking at Philadelphia Jan. Stole ol the Union addre11 to tile ~"The United State Ia mlliti!)'Hau.e and &enate-11 We now have IIJI •toonger tod'y than an~ po1 broadly b"ed and efficient de- te\ltial •lliressor. Pesslmiatlc t.lk to the elrect that t~e United fensive slron¥th, lncludin~ a Krcat also are Ill Ul~ •• deternnt Pllller . .; buJ unle .. States iJ weaker 'than the Soviet mlaallea undor dovel011men1 11 unmltigoted non- C•pe Canavor~l. we att wlselv and prompU•, we Union ' capacity to ~ deter sense." GOuld lose that The huge Atlas, biggeR! bird In altal!k or defend, ourst~lves." Dr Edward Teller, 11 father ot lhe nation'• arsenal, thundered up Gen Curtis b:. Ltmay, Air the H-bomb" - "I thin~ that the Friday mornln~ In one of the moot ·Foree vice chief of stall, In Jasti- pre••nt emergency Is perhap1 aw~Bome dllpla~ ol niCkel mlabt many before lhc Senate prepared- groator than World War II ever seen here. Tlie lirlrtJs folneu IUbcommlUee- "Unless we we are in a very dangt~rbus aitu~ lowed Pr~old~nt !.Jienhower's vo11 do something vory ndlcat, we otlon" to bcini the Until;- Sla~a et>ft~ Will boeome Interior to tho Ru•"Wt'ro Ahud To SJ1,.' of Ruula In milsllo development 11101 mllillrlly In a Abort tim• Adm Arthur W. Radford, Ior- The ~ell!li Dtpl!'lmenl anI tblhk we have walterl too long mer chairman ol the Joint Chlelt nounced t)oat beti leafil wero IUC· to make our mvve lhPte i1 o( Statr - we are lhead of Russia tol8ful. l'hc announcement aaid ICimt doubt In my mind whelhor In overall mlilt1ry olrenJI{h and in the Atl11 wll. not flown tile lull wt an ei!Ch up before a wor But kehnoioglcal prowou "and we'r• distance ol which It Ia capable, but \ I would like to try." going to Alny lhead." did not diseloae just how far the • 1J f !J) 1f iJ I I! c= : IIJO-ton mlaslle tliw belol'l! plung~onrva Dlatrlet No. 4 ing into the ocean.; It wu aloo uncer!Jin just how RIPORT OF CONDITION OF lor tho Navaho was tiled. 'I'~ sleek Nava~o is , a pUotle" bomber capabltl of Oytng Up to #· , OF POMiROY, OHIO 1... of ~..1.,., Doco,..r 31, 1957, 1 Stoto btnklnt lnotitvtlon 5,000 mll01 at aaperallnlo apeed ' lid 1"41 t•tHior tho bonking lo"' of thla St1ta and 1 but Ia IImited \O lllabl w,tthln t~o earth's atmosphere. II liu litl'p ' If lila Fldtroi Rlllf<Vo lyol- Publiallfl! In . .or~nct with 1uperoeded by the Snark, inot~er • uti ~de lht '''t' Bonklf'lll Auth<lrltloa and by tho Ft~r•l operat1n1 mliallli uaina ra~~~-Jet Me liltlt ill Iiiio Dlolrlct. l!ntlfnu ' trequwr Current Of Congress To Det~rmine Destiny Of US. ' Sign On Today w·HTN-TV C~Cinnel13 9.~0 The 1\laYflower Stfli'J' 10:00 ScoUand Yard ' 10:80 Newa and Sporti He•diiDN 10:35 :ioth Ceiltucy '!'beater 13:00 stcn olt - baP,~n." . i~ f h •t.6e says and ~re cha~glpg tlleir aCk 1$ right! Many are. discov~rlng the tr~ 'l 0 ,"!i &~ Jot :H:complishell in a day, bot ou ook by changing tbelr thinking. T~e c~ ~g(o?r~e~dance at eriqrcl). The church It c ,be d~ne 8J!d -llne ma!'Velou~ ~~~e q1I ~ ~~ but wm als_o II~Jp ~litge his thinknot on)y assists, a ~so~_to depa rome~ ·,,.,1" lt ~.l•ny works wonilen. lng ft:Qin pegalive to pOSitive, from erro_r .,. u ~": ~ • • • With tne i,~oe ~~at it will; i.. som~ measure, f?ste!and h~lp s~~ toin that wl11ch is good in famJ1y o~d commd u,r,uty !lfet,~ th1s .~: - .IS sponsore d lw t11e busi~ss firms on orgontzo JOns w ·ture ,, ndme$ appear below. Allen Appliance Serv. •d4 · t. Main St· • . Pnlileny Ceme~ 'll'icl Co. · PomeroJ B1kllr Furniture • ' -·· . 'Middleport raft Refrigeration -Middleport. Ohio Polneroy, Olilo ' Stiffler ·Red.Ane•or"' Pomeroy Biid'~ liiio~illll Ceiitet Ohio Vdty bllng 't i .. ' • .,, I!( ' ") lll,eri tif Robua li'relil F-eman &AbioH Mla41epoat I Custom )Built Kltcben~ ' Jlllg's Equipiile~ C&. t'omeroy, Olilo tadi~i ~iul Ch'kiNiit ' il tf!81tb bnel Energy every gloss to }~in top shape f~ their ceaseless octtv1ttes. Oiiill T.mllf .. ..' .' ' ,.. ·li!at .,.,. AtYoiir·r;;,o; , Atndhlre .SP:RlM~~; .~ . - . ~~~ :·. , "QUAJ'li!Riillf'ri~AYS" ., �' ··~··· • · • \''"'Xc"-...r -~ ~:"""""*"':'~ ~- · · •· ·...,,. .....,. ,. ... '. ( , . ~;:~.~yse::---e::~:d;;;;;;;=dleport;;;;;;;;;;:;.. o...Jan~.ll, tPII8~ . Classic •• '= SPORTS DES K had !IUie dlfl~lty tak bauetbau or ,:!'~.At~~: :~h ~~l ~o~:'eply~ngn:~: • Gary n-,... tiers Jackets Bow To Hot Gallipolis Basketball Five i: C . , . ,,... rowGetsOIIer As Korea Coach -·- ·' 50-50 DANCE P.M. BAS~!~AL~ Meigs County Merchants Collecting Apncy .,. """let I"""" 110 Ill. •· Morlon Prinklht . . . . . 34 ••Wllllltloll ,...d...,,.41 Galla;;;d n ~L ~'r"' Wine" Canal Mtrtilo' Chllllcolllt ,76 ~ Stov"""' ll' " Dlytwn ...... ,. .68 . . · ~~ S6 "· ... Daytlll RNatvolt J0 '. o.,ton WI=Wr!lht 66 Lolli- 61 Xtnla lltio\:i It Pa(rmll\• 64 ~ami · Sl 1 < P~o IS Pol"'"' . Cine. Taft 71 W'tl•- 11 ClnJinnlll• It; ' · ~· •139,95 N OIL C(). DISTRIBUTOR .hll Wlllllm- \ ·Special . JANUARY 13th thru JANUARY 18th ~ . ' I ON All WHEEl GOODS WAGOt-tS TRICYCLES SCOOTERS ' t ) . ., ~ MeJIAS HOHORID PllTSBURGH (UP) . - Piltor burgh Pltates outfielder Rmoa~ Mf 1 ·•·-' \ 11 • Jai, now p .,.... w nter 1181 : ••H::,~a, 0~a~~'i'.;ur~ 8: , ball" for 1957. . a•· ~!Jio. :.~~ · i I(U ...... ,· •...,.,,.., "'""""""'I~-~:· v~.,_....,,,. · ~'•' · r•,Ow..•&l Have y ou,~ho~ght ?1 being ~n Lift, ilu.\lt, l'lre. Po to. Can ilor Avon, l)epre.sentallve? U you ll11l.J. ~ltldle;tlrt. Ol!tc> . ,_.. ..,&Dee •• MIDDLEPORT The Pomeroy Cement Block Co, -(* I for home repair'· materials n,_ ·•die . Our axlanalva atock of fine rap~r matarlala will aava you time and money. Sea ua tor Jour home repair naada. '8 Specfql · • , c Legal Notice .- LE;AL N'OTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 1li the pursuance of the or~er of the Probate Court ' of Melgl County, I will oUc~ for sale at publicauction .on ,the..l5thdaro! Felmuarr.::ti!M. at• 10:00 o'c)tick, .,,. •·. · on the front steps of the court ·' bouse, the following describe~ re'l eatate situated in the county 01 Meigs, Village of Pomeroy. and State of Ohio, to-wit: .PARCn Being in No.1: 100 acre lot number 306 of the Ohio Co.mpany's Pur. chase, to wit: The lot on which •· Poter Wiker! resided at the time of his death being 30 feet front and running baek 60 feet and be, i!lll ·th•·lhlrd tot from tho corn•! of Frey Street and the Street run· nlng parallel with the river, being on the west side ·of.second •trect Also the lollojVIng demlbed real estate situated in the Village of' Ppmeroy, County of Melga and Stille of Ohio, and bounded and deserihed qs follo.ws: ' BeinK lot number 112 on the plat of Horten and Dabney's addiUon to the village of PO)Jleroy, being 13 feet wide in front and 2Hect wi~e in the re~r. , PARCEL No. 2: . Bel!lt In ~be VIllage of Pomeroy, County of Meip, Stale of Ohio ln 'toil ~· lot No. 306 ol the Ohid Cli!DPaDY'S Purchase, to-wit: bave, may 1 suggest you Inquire a.-stml!l"' ~ ' at · once. Avon, Bo~ 148, Mar- Wddle~ 1[.1". , &~~~ ' 1..,, ft. ioub\t 'dlsc. 1·16" •lngte Iotta, Ohio. 1 6 tile ll'ltMI. li'ho..• etna.f ~ . , . ,m .Johll:, Deere. t>Ull .. plpw. ""r " n, lc'a · r-n a 'n''' ha' v e f"n t'·e (21 I -R .-eo , . I Estate 0 ble bottom In'""nalion '" = • ' •Plow an ,.. II' !!M!·~ l'illl rubber. 1· to four nights a week. Write Box , . lof.Gu). v~pra m ' Farmall F12 ' No. til!SA % Tile Daily Sentinel &'*. 'f.11141 John Deere tr•· Pomeroy for ihterview. 1-IJ.4tp ~.even Rnom llouse With gmge et~ . "wl!h il.Ydrallc loader and . ( lSI E I • <enttal locatipn In Mrdd~e(lilr. i .· , hY.d~al)~ ca!Uvalor for the mp oymen, on corner lbt Will sell furnlsil· • ... lraetir. 1 g~od .used 1 Wonted ed or unrui·ntshed. ?non' · 1 , ·· ~J:•clbr, !IJ~ ud tube 1 ..,. · __ 80a5-X. D. L. Beck, 212 'U. 3d ·f~~t Gueina!!Y · Dljrham! Wanted_ .Man to farm. Raise cabMlddlepnrt, Olllo. l!i-10.tlc <ri* . lnijt· oliw' l 'tbl~~4 f9w. ~~e ll)d tmitaloes· on shares. 6 room modern ranch tYPo boo; RalPh· ..(. tamhrlght, RD No. 2 MOdern house. Family . prefer· 1n Mason. 1 block from Grade Bailey ltlin ·.Jloil4. POmeroy, red. ·c~ntact Billy Hill, l-etart School. 2 lots. Phone SPruce Oblo I 6 Btp Fa~a. Ohio. ·1 11. 3tc 3.5564. 1.9-Stc - .-i---· " .Ut ian4 CORN: Stanley tJibbs, !'low' llklng app~cntlons f6r Sen· LoiOJ l;liii*!>ID llflple 2 .lln&l NewspiJ>er Route.! In ~.. 1~1 ~lfl, . ·. ", ' · · · 'i'l 2l8tfp POIJ!eroy. Calf 398, pomeroy. · '-rAJCifjt/' ~-~~, 12 26 tp Now 'laklAg .an-p-::ll-ca-tl-on-s-:f,-or-::-Se-"n. PARM - 117 acres, good &-room house,·with bltement,· 3 po~,. • tlnel ewspaper Routes Ill eo wtth good ·roofs. Good ba .Mir poi1. Call, 308, Pome and other b~lldi~gs. ao screa lor roy. 1%-13·1' pasture and eultt\<atlon. All min· erals. Only $t000.00 · " '· (20.{' -~~..- Services ' FOI ~DI' 01 s•LE 1 0 1 P. laozl Uled £ail . .M! IIWI4:llJd Moclell Jl<!reh, gu beaUng, and ..1arage. the Vlllage of Pomerpy, Oblo, said f.~~=.·~ ,.aoo.oo wm.~ade l:~~ing 30 feet wide and 60 If • AUTO SALES MIDOI.IPOIIT- Duplex, 10-ro~ ·~~~~ premltes are a~prai!edJt · • frame,, each aide with hath. G pli!O.OO ·and mul) be ·lold fiil' 11111- ..;.,..;;.. .., QiJICK ftilvldfliGn waidi IGI l,itcie po~lfal!jbooo.oo. W los• !ban tivo·thlrds of said •1> · palf~', 1 ,~ ~ory ')'Iaine<! Ira (Ot';fli'tl• . p~alse(l ~albe, ~n.d, th': of watelimatetll. ~~ JE\\'Et.; L4'!G. \iti.L• - 8-l'C!Om frame sale are. ~-,.R In ~and oi. of EllS; Pomeroy. 1 3 t1 houll!, wired, water In klkhen. . Bile. '· 1 · .. 1· , .· ll·aere lot, verr ao"!!- ~en, ' · l'aUl Zirkle, ~·t1llil~ ol ~~..I! ~,!MOl( ~VlqJ!i, garage, and odtlidd eellai.' $500~ the~te 01 Ra~ond .......... """ ~··d •wn···- win ~c~~~· .w ·ProvertY. Zfr • deee..ed. ' CIJCkLIIf'lllLt'f 01r!en and •o• en · r......, """' ··- " -~ ~ 118 W. ~ llt.l'Om"r~ ·Ia' 229: At!oroeyB for Exaeutor 1 ~ut w~•••l.~ l ALL SIGNS POINT TO · d~ M~::~~T htth,T'r~7e ~:ft~ a~":fa~d ~ta~~2y~ a~~~tfo~ ~ MEfkO'POLifAN Owens • Corning Fib!eglad Insulation. Ideal far ittic& ' As li>W IS ...... I mue;· 1p;.ce. ll••n lr llladlepori. Get loc•ted before muddy . -ground hilrfo you. Phone !tatS. · · Edgar ltey~old.!, Re~old's.Delry A~ih···· WI . .. .,. •~• fli!O!! ..... ._ Store, Ml·'dleport, Ohio. ~~"':"'-• 1" Z "tfe 111 L tw.IIIOI ·; ,.._11 desk tl1~· ~ -:~ · Ollt. CUSTOMEit PARKlNG IN REAR OF S'~Q,JU; 1 , ,• ~.qnd. ' llef , .,,' , I each ~ . \ I Easy 8udgt1 Terms . Can Be Arrl:lllgtd On Mosf Pu"hases rr· ll!.m 41c ~· Ft• .·.. ~S~OCIAlED 'RADIO . . · ' · and· TV ·- ..- ·' w '-li)., •if.l f.. ~ lb:~ . . .".1'1+' " o-01 ~ ~ard in wide range of colon, Idea) for kitehcn and bathroOms. A1J low as ... .. . I. l!A~• 'TlAI +•• •••: HO-llie. . sj~l •,' ' I hllr~:U~S"IJ..~A:N j 6 18 18 2i 9443 47•a \iat 121fzc Sq. Ft. .' CONsOLE MODElS AS LOW AS $239.95 lt4kliur Rent 0 0 Acoustic or non · acoustic ,.. ~ c~m~~<or,. Rutland Belpre · l .. mng tile. Ideal lor covering old cracked coillngs. As 'low as ........ ... Yov GDJ.t ..wiJtdrilid .. · < '~ Special AS LOW AS · c.; 814 E. Main St. Pomeroy $4_.75 < · R~~d hel:f latt'night '' -47.,t \ .... Red l;Jev)ll, l~d by llg111~· 1 lng rut ~ilt Utile iloriitle lilf~· ~ . lied In the 1\st qttuarter to ' · up rrom a 43·84 dt!lclt but tl ' pQt overtw the IIWI'8 ipe!ien.,. Qoldan ~·fl•"" Pride f/1 Bolin iVIl htfh :•lth 16 for .the wll!llerL Martin 'II :be· Rutlnnd naehiO'.i 'hid li aa !he home elub won 311-38. score iiy qtla~m: ,. · · :-!•~II" •~ " , Eight Room House. , Two 8\()ty. n6 I. In If, : I . •nlncluo~~- m uaw. 2 dr Modern balh on SO<ond. a. . ·-~~IJJ· !!lilt. ~ 9J,u'tT:'&uit.arcJr~tic dri· tollel jnd lavatory on rirl . ,.,.,. 1M- 1D ....; Mot !_f!~ . . v~.''.( ' fle.i.ilii/.1!1 tjl,t IJ!ow• g,ood vraae, pbout five '.inlnutes ' _,± ; ij~~- i"ie iLOilo: illa,ttnar'< !rom court House.. A. N. ~n· !l~i ' s"~ ..~ Cllarillet 0 . . . ' .. . Pomeroy. 1 6 6tc gel, 3iQ:'il. 1-8-&lp For .flit e. C~ 1*.1 bflorJ,Ba. ·'U~ _ABNf;. . .. . . . . . . .. ,.qr ~hai:. · w1a.... LegaiH~'"e 'J!"' ,, 4DIIS•FORI) V8 Cust,Otpl!pe 2 dr Houae, SocceJO Rd. Phone 3716 Rolon' ,. '"d~ ... i •., .. "!" . . . VII'" '·.' r.; '. ·• ' ~!:...Ff,J~~J>iiy seJ!ari ~1'®.1!!1~~ ·1:!1''11 i~o,P Rl!e~svllle, . BeyaQi Kirris • na an .. !!",U _vw . Jill~ ·. Tli.e .annua . I '"eel~·. tJl -:-·tha i •· .. ,•.}. 1 11 Stc · f!R~lf~ !ill · ,$ ; J:4>w~. ot·''"olden of "'ibe •m~· N~ ! ' 0 ·' ' ' · a lobi illl(.;llt ~ i~ fln!l • eleanol"elrflt'I r.; 'prlce $1.291 .b .,i. ·I• " ":J:. · ·ure CH ~9~, .~merdY, Rt. _., • r .'Yf:.IJI\IGI-11'-: j 1 . .. , Yor ,.,a - .,...IJIIOD L.aQ4en, 2. , ' ' l·'l'~tp .Uimatliank ol h~. 0 ·; '" •' ' " ' ' ~""''ttn.~ a, i'II~IIJOf· I 8 6to · , eealf~ ·~a, urop CJotlll · . • ' ' ' lb• ~lecUon of •~· 1111' dl ' ' " : ·' · . , · I CllntOii •!'tliliv Mldtlleport P.~"'l!if!lii:iid~l\lii'lri'tl~ltrimaetlon of .. any oihir· bolllh' '" · · ,.· , ;1'j~,~YSi•~ ~ ~ t~a~ ~~~m·~~x. . ' · u't tf ~~~ 11\tl .llliY come btfon tbe oiilel · · d l : ·· · ~ ~w . . otolfll. A._fin, car . new .. u.llfuft:t"*hed ~ • . , . ~~~ · IP!I ·be he)hi lite l!fii<~t. of " . : , ' •t ., . ; ' *l. ~.l; " :• '-fi*· 8iael· · bo , i. i~~ ~~th, !/A~n!,:bo! ' • . . ,.. .~ ~w . ' .r:,~~./~~~~ot GD Jlllt : ' • . · tllir'l!' ~/ " 1.·Aetc wat,.. Mat, i\io 1ill(lll shlldren. · A!fl'·· . ¥I · .. · M ' Pb:Oitn~ : J.flddlep~rl ~66 M. ~VI.$:1 1te t1080 EDisON ' HOIIS'i'ETrE!t •·~ PLYIIOUTlf t ilr. Sodan. Or· Mit le Jl!t..., ~iddlepojl, Ohio. Waml)'; 'Oii!o,. llell~ IIU<!' . •.._ fr"al~t , ; Jtt~at black flniU. OYer~ut. 1 6 6tc wtth ,.. heir· 'lfiitl•'tJtlltrr ~J.-~n ~ 1q. ~lJ..!:J"! il>i>d · conop~ :Y/.tll~•n.d. •,Pt<· . tUo 10 ft., ili3 1~ 'fldk Tif .• , MitPOmeroy ( til ,' th .. furnished apart: 8lld ·tllne nillim'" .·' ' ·.··.·, .·•.'.'.h.!..t ,::...· • " \ · · ~. · :, .. , ' 1 6 Ulc · ll),ent. Phil~' &lZS:X. 14 6to kim inahi._'?:he iOW.i ·j;t. • .f(U .....,. s!lile tehi!ll a~heii!. Drive m.J!Oif!li' 4;!if. Z1~Sed,h. 2 ne-i.o 3 roolli 1nd baih ·,apart. Hrife at!~ i.'7ea lot Tb~- ar - ...._,...... .- ~U,nt Uies ...nl.l. .Suitable lpr two. Also I well 9ii'tli .f~ ~ .' fhi. 1 NOTICE C)jr •PPOINTMINT ,, l&f~.. Blaet· )l)llall oWce room. Gooti Build· ;eur t.A!iT ibopj)l P lice 11 . E!ftte ., Ftr ""bt. o.,.taed 1 ~· 8te lotlddle~or~;<~l'btlue 6009. cdme pte~ 'to~~!.' ~ Noll~ Ia. liereby Jiven that •· . fr<~~ deqtet<f: lfQV• 1~ to~ot . ·l{el'n ·J. Lq wh~ Post Office Eleven· room hou"' completely mr. Anytblit~ of value tateu •4<\fesa Ia 232 Ocean Vll\f, lltnl.l furnished, good nelihi;tbrhood, IIi II:~~·· · ' . ~!e(;ltllf.Qlllla hils ~en dul1 apclpll ln. Must be good respon· W..A~LY~M ' il~· .p(lin ~ .. Executrix ~ th~ Es';Atei !lbte Iamlly. 104 Union Ave.. , . ,I •. •. ·1 •· of Fay Jukes ·late . ol 8yr~c,Jie.: '"' I!'~ Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. • Pqmcroy, 0 hlo. Ca1I R. T: II.• s. Kith~~ 23, · · e4 t Welt, D51'·Y. . WAV.RbY, OHID be~'\os7 .hl,s 26th da; of Daee~·. · 1.g.3tc ~':'1":~"":'~~-"!--...J I John c. Baeon 1 z ~oom ~Rartment. Cooking pri· 1~ .. 11~ l~ronc . Judge oflbe Probale Collrl,· vlllges. Close in town. 127 -- __ _ _ Mel8j County, Ohio Buft~rnt!t Ave., Pom.croy. ·• ' · · · · (12) 28; (1) 4 11 3t · JOHN RICHMOND as ----- - Television Sets ·-·--, --- -·· ' hardBelpre Jljiltt ~~OoiJ.took tM!ltJO. Iough b~jtb•n · &•~e 'f l 1m 11 :· ~ · ~ · ! .. ;! •. , , ·~=· == : 1e/'¢,;;~11(:1;ioii:: l Precision boUt storm ,..sh to fil all standard openings. Glazed or unglazed. As low .600fl SelfttleH MUFF-S .I TAILPIPES INSTALUD • . 0~> Rt. n.-alt.W'I' OruiMr eANY TYPE! See or Call SJJectal • SEAT COVERS ·sts.oo s tillltt Noilh •• ;o,e.~ Next .Week \ -~ "••lld·..llof,. kW" G4~l j~ t:;b. e FOR THE IIESTf . \ ~-w • ~NeR}!'I'IIl ~L~S INSURANCE? ·l Admiral Himllloll , . .. " · 6.70xl5 Welbion: Polls 7 Z.5 16; T. Conopston 2 0.2 4; Walton 8 11-5 21; 2 00 4; Montgomen 3 0.1 6; 0 00 0. Totals 22 7-13 51. CURFiW TIIOUBLES KNOXVILLE, Tenn. uti - Mal· thew Leeper, 76, a janitor, lanlled In trouble 'Dluraday when a wom· an tenant violated ~is order that everyone be In bed by lU p. m. She charged that Loeper tried to hil her on the head with a ham· 4Vzc Sq. Ft, · New·1958 HltH IC;'I. Mlddlt..WII U~rf tdl · • ... . . .... ... ~ • • ' ·1.. ·' " ' 11 _.. . .. Turner of Philadelphia ha>;'O re13 27 36 58 cetvM a clean .blll.ol .beollh .lor . ll 26 36 51 their 12-round · tiUe elimination · Ha~horne 4 2-2 10; bout next Wednetday. 33: Folmer 4 00 6; Zirkle 2 3 • 7. To· NEED GOOD , tals 19 20-24 56. By quarten: . BOWLING I .. J,UNK . ,,...trt) ,.,.,_ Itt 1 BobcalS Take Frr'st Conference Start From Ke·nt MObSE OH .. ·.IA ..V . ,..•~•·.'i'£Y y (UJ') f' H , . •rst . alf Bow'··ng Season Ends ' ~~: belpre tins At j ltl'ts ·Rutland 53-47 . Md'..onkey Slips. Lucas Hits,30 Panthers Rally hl Final Two Min .' utes mer when ahe dlso!M!yed bl• or~erl ·, p t M In . MAR'I:tNIZ VI TUllNII as organ · In 62nd Straight For 8th Straight W'm-Over Wellston PIIILADW'IIIA ~e~ . Sc:onng' Rac.e Middl'etOWfi w·ID twlatln& CONTINUED FROM PAGI ' corner. Fereach Wellaton contenders; VIMe one-bander out of the slot. Compston had 10.J. Potts and terweight tinez of· Paterson, N.J., an~ Mar· . Gil for 37 points. Every eye in Sootheaslenj Ohio Zirkle got the first of a one and It wu the 9th win In 10 starta IU a.& 'h'P'U' baaketball landom will' be turned MIDDLETOWN. 0. UP - ·Biq one, mlued the aecond. for the Tornado thla eeuon. The • nell Friday night to the Pomeroy Jerry Lucas scored· 30 pointa " A court-lenlth piss to Johnaon · Olllhuslastlc ! Rome boys never High S<bool cmna1lum where lllddletown rolled to lla 62nd con· under the basket while Wellstori were In the game,,,• trailing 1HJ at '' the Panthera wilt taD8le with the •ecutlve win Friday night with • waa putting on the preas made the IV Athens BulldogL 83-~1 virtory over Springfield. score 114-49. In another' moment the 21·13 at quar· half· Bow ling, pro bably the growingest sport In America . toda The bl g 610 lime first and quarter, J.l at tbe fourth It will be a perfect setUng for · center has ~o•· Jobnson wao fouled shooting, and ter otarl 5 8 . except for that of horn tooWng, has a firm · grip on the artery an all-out teat between the tealiiJ scored 309 points in 10 games fO!· made his 12th and 13th chariUe•. k · f M· M " • which have demonatrated each It a 30.9 per game average. Walton drove tbrouJh !or a lay • wor energies o many e1gs- ason ..es.. eapable of being ehamplon. It It The Middles scooted to a 39-24 up Jo make 11 116-5! with 10 teeNumerous routs rosu!Qd in rag. While in some cases the frau may take a dim look on even the last same of the first round halftime lead over Springfield onrl onds on the clock. lined shfoolltl~g ~~ bottl &de>ta " Ra· a one-night per week bowling schedule male bowlers have Ia leaeue play. Pomero• i• undo· the game was never in doubt. Mid · Then Johnson waa fouled ••ain eeetnlr..pereengeromfdthbt · ' the Mrs. s11111· up In 1eated. Athens !oat a oqueaker ' ' lnd the floor to pereent. Rome1had oun ~ es cure forh t Is evllJS to have to dlt e own •core d 28 pomts a •· and got his 14th and 15th polnta only per 40 cent. a women s league. In numerous cases this bas worked to tbe GalHpolls SHS. cislve second quarter. via the~ route aa the came end· 24 great Mtisfaction of both him and her. · u the Panthers win, coach Dick ed. CLOSI ALl TH& WAY Ivan Powell was ae<ond high to Which brings us to the subject at hand. . · · Retton and his Cindere"o boyi will Wolfe with 13 polnta aa every· p B .· All ¥ Pomeroy led 13-11 at the first bod)' elte on the Tornado roster omeroy ow1rng eys manager Cheesey Davis has the have a powerful grip on tbeleaaue quarter after trailing 0-4 In the eoatinued to bide hla time with results of the first half play following Its completion Tburs Utle. They will have two more opening minutes ., each team felt Wolfe hot. day night. • · . · • Win• tban anybody ebe and eould the other out and the Pantben Here is ho th d d --'·A• b .cltop two In the final round and · were momentarilY shooUn• cold. , w ey en e , sum ...... ~ y Mr. Da~: •1111 tie Atbene provided Athens Garre~ big R<>me center, was Tn.County League-Bater Furnlture-elperieliced tittle wlris!ll entl're till round. Hawthorne gill two baskets in lhis held t.o a mere two field goa b. 1r bl rally. Paul Folmer one and. John· 0 ~ e. WaiBb wao high with IS. . 11 Athens wins next Friday the ATHENS, 0. UP - Ohio Uni· son aH .the rett. In a reeerve game Racine lost <;ounty League-Behind 1~ games going IntO llle filial lop ru04 would be thrown Into • I!Onlty won its !irll basketbalt In the second quarter POmeroy Ill flnt game after a N string. match, Assoctated Radio won a smashing S-game \'lciOry ID lie' It 8-1 each. Then It would be Bime In two Ohio Comference held a 27-19 lead only to have It -19 •-·ld Ad h'•h lake II off of Parkersburg Rig •· Reel .U even aolng Into the lut round. starta' Frida• nl•ht b• a narrow shfln" to a 27-26 .!ead at halltime. """ · """' ams wa• .. "' · · · ' ' Wheti Athena took Lo&an on the ' • ' • with 9 lor Racine. Rome jumped Sporn League-Buck Tennant's Shift, over 11 other teams. BulldoJ Boor latl niahl 7'1-55 with 1111-M margin over Kent State. In th6 third quatter POmeroy Into a 12-Z lead and Racine never Ci\Y League-Sports Center all the WBI'j. MeConkey havlna bls 1101t byT~~a;.in~~':,8 f:J::.~n w!:~h ~~~ :.t":oi:~t!·:~!\:!~~~~n ;~ could ..tch up. Twin City League-Another Sports Center team by five fat brilliant nlf)Jt on a 3T point pro- points while kent guard Bob 36 all. S<on by quarters: games. dutUon the pttern .for another Thomas alSo picked up 18 in a For .Wellatou, Dick Potu, 6-1 ,Racine ----~--- - 11 27 51 84 . Industrial League-a real thriller at the enti-Ued going leiUJO race was set, too. ' · losing cause. forward, and AII-IIEO grid quarter· Rome ---------- 8 13. 18 39 mto the final match, Pomeroy Cement Block CO., an~ Bo MCConkey Is now trallng Porno· back was especially sharp In hh Individual Scorlna, Ractne, Sal· ey's Market squared off again DAbbl , Lau ~ .....:"' . D· roy.'a S1' Johnson ·by a mere 17 Kent held a 31-28 halftime lead floor movements. Hu&kY·as well aa eer 1 4-8 6· Wolfe 16 ft 6 37· Ad· , . 81 "" e 8 en llld points over a six pme confer. but Ohio u fought back to tie am1 t 0-lJ 2· Powell 6 1.'1 13: Me· Haggerty s Firestone men. Tbe cement millers !rimmed tile ence route. Jobnaon'o lll'eat per· the rame at 46-46 mid-way through tall, he thowed greal agility. .Max Dade 2 0.1 4; Beegle 1 ~ 2; Chap. laundryme~. three games to nuttln' while ·the .bllil~ . pjckers lormance agalpll W.elbton's eianll tbe half. Larry Williams put Walton, 8-2 center, was hliih for the loters with 21 polnta. He wu man o 0.1 O; Johnson o.o.o; Total were able to click off only two from Hagerty's team. Cement With 33 polnto 'lnerea"'d hlo av· the Bobom ahead with two quick 1eonstahtlY dangerous anywhere rr 10.20 84. Block wlnner by one game. . orare to 29.2 from 28.4. . ba!keta ""d ou stayed out in front around the basket. ll<>mt, R. Golden 2 00 4: Walsh · Bot 1oleConkey tltpped put Gene the rest of the way. Big 210 poond 8-3 Tom Compa· 'T oo ' I . Mdrgan of Logan, biklne bls aver· Kent ~It 22 field goals to only 4 54 13: Garlett 2 0.0 4; B. Gold· eo 0 2-4 2; !tlcGlll 3 I· I 7; Con· T~o;; 1' ile·to 28:3 on 158 P<llnl.l. llorean, 20 for Ohio University but the ton, usually a higb scorer, waS ,rove 1 o.o 2: cooper o 0.1 o; N bo t lh t f wltb only 16 at Atbeno, •Upped to. Bobcats sank 18 or 22 free throw held to four points. He was out of tal 3-1 . ow a u a 81Y re erence to horn tootllng . aboVe. No th~ place 1nd 25.3 averaae. attempt.! while Ke•t could mana· the game over a quarter, carryin~ 13 1 9 39 four personal ·fouls. offense meant to musicians. Just a chance to note lhat Time ·. The great little Alhene guard It! ge only 10 of 18 foul shots. For the Panthers Coach Retton Mag recently outlined a truly phenomenal aurge In ali tinds the only IJulldo& in the first fo a~ain made no mistakes in his of adult music participation throughou_t the U. S: Cities ol ~oren In the teague. And John· sUbstitutions. There were none and .. every size down to the very moclerate are aponaoriila com son}~ the only Panther In the liret there has~'t been any lor the last TWIN CITY LEAGUE it h 1 h t h b • \0. McConkey Ia a thot,artlll from five games. lltgh Three Go me tnd. Lewi• mun Y ~ymp on c ore es ras, e am er .roups 1111! bl!lda. the outside, operatln& much like Zirkle and sophomore Bill WilJim, ~ 93 . t One-ttme gnbddehr andRcageWrPaul Case:! bemoan•;·Jil8 young· c~l Wolfe ol Racine. son played smart, Inspired basket· High Single Game. Lewis, Jim. s er eyemg a er1 on ay o01111eard'1 first string 1natead lohDJo~ on the other bend, ball. Folmer had· 6 ,olnts, Zirkle 2:1.1. of Cllo's. Thls will inform Mr. Ciscllhat )le Isn't alone, aome· uses· hi• il feet 3 inches to lll'eat 7. Hawthorne hit four fielders and Team Three Games, s. renter thing of which he is fully aware already without my remind· advantage closer tn and from UD· 2 lor 2 free throws for 10 and was The JackeiJ tsckle tough Racine 2018. ing him. .. 1d!lrDeath. tough at rebounding. ~ext Tuetday night at Mlddlepor: Team Single Game, Kaiser, 734 So far my 1wo youngsters, 7 and S, hayen ,I the·' Ughtest In· pOIIentJ lp overall oeorlng a&alnat Gp· both teams have played to ln a non·league match, then take Against the big Wellston club ht Hall ltlnd1ng : L terest in a tuba or clarinet. Every ~og minute In daylight date there Ia lltUe,to choose from. on Wellston Friday night. That the Panther shooting av.,age diP" ~. ~~":~ .·.· · · . 30 ~ ~rent shooting baskets. It was Ide ng and throwing a foot- But the Panthers have a 1llght game will end the first round or ped to 3ti per cent from the field. Wellston had 34 per. cent. · play. D. warMr . . . . 29 25 a two months ago, and battlllll and throwing a baseball, last ed&e. . The little Panthers lost another F. Tavern 27 27 summer. . ,. . Pomeroy hSJ aeored 381 points clooe one, 26 to 29, as Nick Coate• 23'L :J0\1 M h t th f M Fr d C 1e f and held lt1 opposition to 285. KaIser . . .. " uc , o e sorrow o r. e row, prop.r lot $ th.e Athens hil hit lor 312 points and was high with 12 p!>inta off hts A Lcato; ,\SON HIGH~91'. 341'. bowling'alleys, they haven't yet seen a bowling ball. . . beld other to 281. · clean one-handed shot from the 1 Ind. 3 (iam~a, Damewood 627 Wellston It the only other rc· Ind. 1 Game, r..wts, Jim, 2il:l ·. ~... i!ifj~ln& team In the running for Team 8 Gamel, F. Tavern 2184 W . II , lhe Ut\• and the Rockets have an Tea 1 Gama, F. Tovern. 771. hich remtnds me of a report on certain a~tivl es of f4r. uphill ellmb. 111 •s• lOW LIAS AVO. TOP Crow. Although he has been mentioned in this column alto· TWice losers, they have to go 1.<wl1, Jim . . ' ~OJ gether too frequently of late, he must have one more. 1.000 !rom1 be,. on to have a •• ~64 ' ,..euelroad Morr1s Weintraub of Columbus, one of the moat affable chaftce. At Athens McConkey wa1 aided Becker .. · · · · · · S76 junk dealers Fred ever had kosh~r with claims he has been la&l night by Lau&che with 14 ). bHomt · · · · · · · ~ scouting In this country for the ~publk of South 'Korea and ~"lints while Mike Bro'l'n of Lo8~ 1 ~-· its big university. gan duplicated MorJan's 18 potnta. Ever on the lookout for opportunities for his friends "Mo" In the other le~gue eonteat Jack· tendered an offer to Fred to go to Korea. He even pr~pared 1on took Nelsonville 84-40 wtth Fred with a proper attire. Jeff Reynolda, Frank Swingle and lllrl)i Wright of the winnert One day last week Crow received a mammoth. white stlk eaeh gettlnl 18 polnto. For lhe Hound• Charlea Pickett and Jerry S.turday-JCI!n· 11 shirt enblazoned with red letters reading: COACH Patton had 1ft each. until 1.2 PUSAN U I Tiffin Calqrt 50 . Sponsored By Sprlntlltld N North Lima 61 Yolt II l'eftn..,l..nlt Jt: Wanrtr 42 l'ortlm'"'lh last 31 Loyal Order of Moose Brown 6S Mnctton 57 · . landuakr 72 PNmont Rott 50 . -·I Alal!am• lt. 7~ Xavltr ~· f1 Maoallllll 64 larlltrttn 51 HALL lalcL Waltict II IUfialo t•h '14 MottadoN S2 ...ton 41 Mvtkln""" II Wootern Rtt. " U•lltd , ... Lallelller II. IWy $1 Notro Dame M VaiHr&lll 6t HarYII'1f 10 Columbia 61 Chllllctthe CC 56 •· Main St. SMU 14 ,., .. , TIC!\' .. I Dartmouth 6S Comoli 60 a.,-ob 55 Rock Hit! 29 Ttml2 ..yltr 61 110 ITANDINGI llct 6S T11n AIM St khMI W111L11t Arlcantat til Tt... ~~rlttjaii 41 Servini·W· Va. aild Oblo ,_,., ' 0 Wyemlnt 101 Ntw '1 5 1 fuht II ..."""' Ctll'-lltlo til Athens PGMIROY ~ATtONAL _ , _ 71 lrl1htnt YIUI'!II ~· Wellston 4 Z lANK I ILDING 4 2 Slonhnl Sl WtahlllfiM ..ali U Gallipolil PomtroY, Ohio lo(llirl 2 4 Collltrnla 49 Wtlhl....,. 42 Phontt 91+Y ond 37U D 2 4 Dhlo UnlYfrtlty sa I(~ Stili 14 Credit lnforma~ion son 1 D ltoultt••lllt M Alita ... , .. 62 0 8 Wllmlntton N Ohlt ll;rlhtrtl i1 ~olsoovllle Morltlto II Dlnlllll 1t 9 ' Banle Set ·Be1wet~rPcrnthers,·BuHdogs: lltla No' Ofl,anse To Horn • :'; I NANCY··· WILL YQlJ TRY TO. FIND ME AN EMPTY' GOAT ··· ·· :· ~N~ER? .~ .. ·-· �' ··~··· • · • \''"'Xc"-...r -~ ~:"""""*"':'~ ~- · · •· ·...,,. .....,. ,. ... '. ( , . ~;:~.~yse::---e::~:d;;;;;;;=dleport;;;;;;;;;;:;.. o...Jan~.ll, tPII8~ . Classic •• '= SPORTS DES K had !IUie dlfl~lty tak bauetbau or ,:!'~.At~~: :~h ~~l ~o~:'eply~ngn:~: • Gary n-,... tiers Jackets Bow To Hot Gallipolis Basketball Five i: C . , . ,,... rowGetsOIIer As Korea Coach -·- ·' 50-50 DANCE P.M. BAS~!~AL~ Meigs County Merchants Collecting Apncy .,. """let I"""" 110 Ill. •· Morlon Prinklht . . . . . 34 ••Wllllltloll ,...d...,,.41 Galla;;;d n ~L ~'r"' Wine" Canal Mtrtilo' Chllllcolllt ,76 ~ Stov"""' ll' " Dlytwn ...... ,. .68 . . · ~~ S6 "· ... Daytlll RNatvolt J0 '. o.,ton WI=Wr!lht 66 Lolli- 61 Xtnla lltio\:i It Pa(rmll\• 64 ~ami · Sl 1 < P~o IS Pol"'"' . Cine. Taft 71 W'tl•- 11 ClnJinnlll• It; ' · ~· •139,95 N OIL C(). DISTRIBUTOR .hll Wlllllm- \ ·Special . JANUARY 13th thru JANUARY 18th ~ . ' I ON All WHEEl GOODS WAGOt-tS TRICYCLES SCOOTERS ' t ) . ., ~ MeJIAS HOHORID PllTSBURGH (UP) . - Piltor burgh Pltates outfielder Rmoa~ Mf 1 ·•·-' \ 11 • Jai, now p .,.... w nter 1181 : ••H::,~a, 0~a~~'i'.;ur~ 8: , ball" for 1957. . a•· ~!Jio. :.~~ · i I(U ...... ,· •...,.,,.., "'""""""'I~-~:· v~.,_....,,,. · ~'•' · r•,Ow..•&l Have y ou,~ho~ght ?1 being ~n Lift, ilu.\lt, l'lre. Po to. Can ilor Avon, l)epre.sentallve? U you ll11l.J. ~ltldle;tlrt. Ol!tc> . ,_.. ..,&Dee •• MIDDLEPORT The Pomeroy Cement Block Co, -(* I for home repair'· materials n,_ ·•die . Our axlanalva atock of fine rap~r matarlala will aava you time and money. Sea ua tor Jour home repair naada. '8 Specfql · • , c Legal Notice .- LE;AL N'OTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 1li the pursuance of the or~er of the Probate Court ' of Melgl County, I will oUc~ for sale at publicauction .on ,the..l5thdaro! Felmuarr.::ti!M. at• 10:00 o'c)tick, .,,. •·. · on the front steps of the court ·' bouse, the following describe~ re'l eatate situated in the county 01 Meigs, Village of Pomeroy. and State of Ohio, to-wit: .PARCn Being in No.1: 100 acre lot number 306 of the Ohio Co.mpany's Pur. chase, to wit: The lot on which •· Poter Wiker! resided at the time of his death being 30 feet front and running baek 60 feet and be, i!lll ·th•·lhlrd tot from tho corn•! of Frey Street and the Street run· nlng parallel with the river, being on the west side ·of.second •trect Also the lollojVIng demlbed real estate situated in the Village of' Ppmeroy, County of Melga and Stille of Ohio, and bounded and deserihed qs follo.ws: ' BeinK lot number 112 on the plat of Horten and Dabney's addiUon to the village of PO)Jleroy, being 13 feet wide in front and 2Hect wi~e in the re~r. , PARCEL No. 2: . Bel!lt In ~be VIllage of Pomeroy, County of Meip, Stale of Ohio ln 'toil ~· lot No. 306 ol the Ohid Cli!DPaDY'S Purchase, to-wit: bave, may 1 suggest you Inquire a.-stml!l"' ~ ' at · once. Avon, Bo~ 148, Mar- Wddle~ 1[.1". , &~~~ ' 1..,, ft. ioub\t 'dlsc. 1·16" •lngte Iotta, Ohio. 1 6 tile ll'ltMI. li'ho..• etna.f ~ . , . ,m .Johll:, Deere. t>Ull .. plpw. ""r " n, lc'a · r-n a 'n''' ha' v e f"n t'·e (21 I -R .-eo , . I Estate 0 ble bottom In'""nalion '" = • ' •Plow an ,.. II' !!M!·~ l'illl rubber. 1· to four nights a week. Write Box , . lof.Gu). v~pra m ' Farmall F12 ' No. til!SA % Tile Daily Sentinel &'*. 'f.11141 John Deere tr•· Pomeroy for ihterview. 1-IJ.4tp ~.even Rnom llouse With gmge et~ . "wl!h il.Ydrallc loader and . ( lSI E I • <enttal locatipn In Mrdd~e(lilr. i .· , hY.d~al)~ ca!Uvalor for the mp oymen, on corner lbt Will sell furnlsil· • ... lraetir. 1 g~od .used 1 Wonted ed or unrui·ntshed. ?non' · 1 , ·· ~J:•clbr, !IJ~ ud tube 1 ..,. · __ 80a5-X. D. L. Beck, 212 'U. 3d ·f~~t Gueina!!Y · Dljrham! Wanted_ .Man to farm. Raise cabMlddlepnrt, Olllo. l!i-10.tlc <ri* . lnijt· oliw' l 'tbl~~4 f9w. ~~e ll)d tmitaloes· on shares. 6 room modern ranch tYPo boo; RalPh· ..(. tamhrlght, RD No. 2 MOdern house. Family . prefer· 1n Mason. 1 block from Grade Bailey ltlin ·.Jloil4. POmeroy, red. ·c~ntact Billy Hill, l-etart School. 2 lots. Phone SPruce Oblo I 6 Btp Fa~a. Ohio. ·1 11. 3tc 3.5564. 1.9-Stc - .-i---· " .Ut ian4 CORN: Stanley tJibbs, !'low' llklng app~cntlons f6r Sen· LoiOJ l;liii*!>ID llflple 2 .lln&l NewspiJ>er Route.! In ~.. 1~1 ~lfl, . ·. ", ' · · · 'i'l 2l8tfp POIJ!eroy. Calf 398, pomeroy. · '-rAJCifjt/' ~-~~, 12 26 tp Now 'laklAg .an-p-::ll-ca-tl-on-s-:f,-or-::-Se-"n. PARM - 117 acres, good &-room house,·with bltement,· 3 po~,. • tlnel ewspaper Routes Ill eo wtth good ·roofs. Good ba .Mir poi1. Call, 308, Pome and other b~lldi~gs. ao screa lor roy. 1%-13·1' pasture and eultt\<atlon. All min· erals. Only $t000.00 · " '· (20.{' -~~..- Services ' FOI ~DI' 01 s•LE 1 0 1 P. laozl Uled £ail . .M! IIWI4:llJd Moclell Jl<!reh, gu beaUng, and ..1arage. the Vlllage of Pomerpy, Oblo, said f.~~=.·~ ,.aoo.oo wm.~ade l:~~ing 30 feet wide and 60 If • AUTO SALES MIDOI.IPOIIT- Duplex, 10-ro~ ·~~~~ premltes are a~prai!edJt · • frame,, each aide with hath. G pli!O.OO ·and mul) be ·lold fiil' 11111- ..;.,..;;.. .., QiJICK ftilvldfliGn waidi IGI l,itcie po~lfal!jbooo.oo. W los• !ban tivo·thlrds of said •1> · palf~', 1 ,~ ~ory ')'Iaine<! Ira (Ot';fli'tl• . p~alse(l ~albe, ~n.d, th': of watelimatetll. ~~ JE\\'Et.; L4'!G. \iti.L• - 8-l'C!Om frame sale are. ~-,.R In ~and oi. of EllS; Pomeroy. 1 3 t1 houll!, wired, water In klkhen. . Bile. '· 1 · .. 1· , .· ll·aere lot, verr ao"!!- ~en, ' · l'aUl Zirkle, ~·t1llil~ ol ~~..I! ~,!MOl( ~VlqJ!i, garage, and odtlidd eellai.' $500~ the~te 01 Ra~ond .......... """ ~··d •wn···- win ~c~~~· .w ·ProvertY. Zfr • deee..ed. ' CIJCkLIIf'lllLt'f 01r!en and •o• en · r......, """' ··- " -~ ~ 118 W. ~ llt.l'Om"r~ ·Ia' 229: At!oroeyB for Exaeutor 1 ~ut w~•••l.~ l ALL SIGNS POINT TO · d~ M~::~~T htth,T'r~7e ~:ft~ a~":fa~d ~ta~~2y~ a~~~tfo~ ~ MEfkO'POLifAN Owens • Corning Fib!eglad Insulation. Ideal far ittic& ' As li>W IS ...... I mue;· 1p;.ce. ll••n lr llladlepori. Get loc•ted before muddy . -ground hilrfo you. Phone !tatS. · · Edgar ltey~old.!, Re~old's.Delry A~ih···· WI . .. .,. •~• fli!O!! ..... ._ Store, Ml·'dleport, Ohio. ~~"':"'-• 1" Z "tfe 111 L tw.IIIOI ·; ,.._11 desk tl1~· ~ -:~ · Ollt. CUSTOMEit PARKlNG IN REAR OF S'~Q,JU; 1 , ,• ~.qnd. ' llef , .,,' , I each ~ . \ I Easy 8udgt1 Terms . Can Be Arrl:lllgtd On Mosf Pu"hases rr· ll!.m 41c ~· Ft• .·.. ~S~OCIAlED 'RADIO . . · ' · and· TV ·- ..- ·' w '-li)., •if.l f.. ~ lb:~ . . .".1'1+' " o-01 ~ ~ard in wide range of colon, Idea) for kitehcn and bathroOms. A1J low as ... .. . I. l!A~• 'TlAI +•• •••: HO-llie. . sj~l •,' ' I hllr~:U~S"IJ..~A:N j 6 18 18 2i 9443 47•a \iat 121fzc Sq. Ft. .' CONsOLE MODElS AS LOW AS $239.95 lt4kliur Rent 0 0 Acoustic or non · acoustic ,.. ~ c~m~~<or,. Rutland Belpre · l .. mng tile. Ideal lor covering old cracked coillngs. As 'low as ........ ... Yov GDJ.t ..wiJtdrilid .. · < '~ Special AS LOW AS · c.; 814 E. Main St. Pomeroy $4_.75 < · R~~d hel:f latt'night '' -47.,t \ .... Red l;Jev)ll, l~d by llg111~· 1 lng rut ~ilt Utile iloriitle lilf~· ~ . lied In the 1\st qttuarter to ' · up rrom a 43·84 dt!lclt but tl ' pQt overtw the IIWI'8 ipe!ien.,. Qoldan ~·fl•"" Pride f/1 Bolin iVIl htfh :•lth 16 for .the wll!llerL Martin 'II :be· Rutlnnd naehiO'.i 'hid li aa !he home elub won 311-38. score iiy qtla~m: ,. · · :-!•~II" •~ " , Eight Room House. , Two 8\()ty. n6 I. In If, : I . •nlncluo~~- m uaw. 2 dr Modern balh on SO<ond. a. . ·-~~IJJ· !!lilt. ~ 9J,u'tT:'&uit.arcJr~tic dri· tollel jnd lavatory on rirl . ,.,.,. 1M- 1D ....; Mot !_f!~ . . v~.''.( ' fle.i.ilii/.1!1 tjl,t IJ!ow• g,ood vraae, pbout five '.inlnutes ' _,± ; ij~~- i"ie iLOilo: illa,ttnar'< !rom court House.. A. N. ~n· !l~i ' s"~ ..~ Cllarillet 0 . . . ' .. . Pomeroy. 1 6 6tc gel, 3iQ:'il. 1-8-&lp For .flit e. C~ 1*.1 bflorJ,Ba. ·'U~ _ABNf;. . .. . . . . . . .. ,.qr ~hai:. · w1a.... LegaiH~'"e 'J!"' ,, 4DIIS•FORI) V8 Cust,Otpl!pe 2 dr Houae, SocceJO Rd. Phone 3716 Rolon' ,. '"d~ ... i •., .. "!" . . . VII'" '·.' r.; '. ·• ' ~!:...Ff,J~~J>iiy seJ!ari ~1'®.1!!1~~ ·1:!1''11 i~o,P Rl!e~svllle, . BeyaQi Kirris • na an .. !!",U _vw . Jill~ ·. Tli.e .annua . I '"eel~·. tJl -:-·tha i •· .. ,•.}. 1 11 Stc · f!R~lf~ !ill · ,$ ; J:4>w~. ot·''"olden of "'ibe •m~· N~ ! 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Mat, i\io 1ill(lll shlldren. · A!fl'·· . ¥I · .. · M ' Pb:Oitn~ : J.flddlep~rl ~66 M. ~VI.$:1 1te t1080 EDisON ' HOIIS'i'ETrE!t •·~ PLYIIOUTlf t ilr. Sodan. Or· Mit le Jl!t..., ~iddlepojl, Ohio. Waml)'; 'Oii!o,. llell~ IIU<!' . •.._ fr"al~t , ; Jtt~at black flniU. OYer~ut. 1 6 6tc wtth ,.. heir· 'lfiitl•'tJtlltrr ~J.-~n ~ 1q. ~lJ..!:J"! il>i>d · conop~ :Y/.tll~•n.d. •,Pt<· . tUo 10 ft., ili3 1~ 'fldk Tif .• , MitPOmeroy ( til ,' th .. furnished apart: 8lld ·tllne nillim'" .·' ' ·.··.·, .·•.'.'.h.!..t ,::...· • " \ · · ~. · :, .. , ' 1 6 Ulc · ll),ent. Phil~' &lZS:X. 14 6to kim inahi._'?:he iOW.i ·j;t. • .f(U .....,. s!lile tehi!ll a~heii!. Drive m.J!Oif!li' 4;!if. Z1~Sed,h. 2 ne-i.o 3 roolli 1nd baih ·,apart. Hrife at!~ i.'7ea lot Tb~- ar - ...._,...... .- ~U,nt Uies ...nl.l. .Suitable lpr two. Also I well 9ii'tli .f~ ~ .' fhi. 1 NOTICE C)jr •PPOINTMINT ,, l&f~.. Blaet· )l)llall oWce room. Gooti Build· ;eur t.A!iT ibopj)l P lice 11 . E!ftte ., Ftr ""bt. o.,.taed 1 ~· 8te lotlddle~or~;<~l'btlue 6009. cdme pte~ 'to~~!.' ~ Noll~ Ia. liereby Jiven that •· . fr<~~ deqtet<f: lfQV• 1~ to~ot . ·l{el'n ·J. Lq wh~ Post Office Eleven· room hou"' completely mr. Anytblit~ of value tateu •4<\fesa Ia 232 Ocean Vll\f, lltnl.l furnished, good nelihi;tbrhood, IIi II:~~·· · ' . ~!e(;ltllf.Qlllla hils ~en dul1 apclpll ln. Must be good respon· W..A~LY~M ' il~· .p(lin ~ .. Executrix ~ th~ Es';Atei !lbte Iamlly. 104 Union Ave.. , . ,I •. •. ·1 •· of Fay Jukes ·late . ol 8yr~c,Jie.: '"' I!'~ Meigs County, Ohio, deceased. • Pqmcroy, 0 hlo. Ca1I R. T: II.• s. Kith~~ 23, · · e4 t Welt, D51'·Y. . WAV.RbY, OHID be~'\os7 .hl,s 26th da; of Daee~·. · 1.g.3tc ~':'1":~"":'~~-"!--...J I John c. Baeon 1 z ~oom ~Rartment. Cooking pri· 1~ .. 11~ l~ronc . Judge oflbe Probale Collrl,· vlllges. Close in town. 127 -- __ _ _ Mel8j County, Ohio Buft~rnt!t Ave., Pom.croy. ·• ' · · · · (12) 28; (1) 4 11 3t · JOHN RICHMOND as ----- - Television Sets ·-·--, --- -·· ' hardBelpre Jljiltt ~~OoiJ.took tM!ltJO. Iough b~jtb•n · &•~e 'f l 1m 11 :· ~ · ~ · ! .. ;! •. , , ·~=· == : 1e/'¢,;;~11(:1;ioii:: l Precision boUt storm ,..sh to fil all standard openings. Glazed or unglazed. As low .600fl SelfttleH MUFF-S .I TAILPIPES INSTALUD • . 0~> Rt. n.-alt.W'I' OruiMr eANY TYPE! See or Call SJJectal • SEAT COVERS ·sts.oo s tillltt Noilh •• ;o,e.~ Next .Week \ -~ "••lld·..llof,. kW" G4~l j~ t:;b. e FOR THE IIESTf . \ ~-w • ~NeR}!'I'IIl ~L~S INSURANCE? ·l Admiral Himllloll , . .. " · 6.70xl5 Welbion: Polls 7 Z.5 16; T. Conopston 2 0.2 4; Walton 8 11-5 21; 2 00 4; Montgomen 3 0.1 6; 0 00 0. Totals 22 7-13 51. CURFiW TIIOUBLES KNOXVILLE, Tenn. uti - Mal· thew Leeper, 76, a janitor, lanlled In trouble 'Dluraday when a wom· an tenant violated ~is order that everyone be In bed by lU p. m. She charged that Loeper tried to hil her on the head with a ham· 4Vzc Sq. Ft, · New·1958 HltH IC;'I. Mlddlt..WII U~rf tdl · • ... . . .... ... ~ • • ' ·1.. ·' " ' 11 _.. . .. Turner of Philadelphia ha>;'O re13 27 36 58 cetvM a clean .blll.ol .beollh .lor . ll 26 36 51 their 12-round · tiUe elimination · Ha~horne 4 2-2 10; bout next Wednetday. 33: Folmer 4 00 6; Zirkle 2 3 • 7. To· NEED GOOD , tals 19 20-24 56. By quarten: . BOWLING I .. J,UNK . ,,...trt) ,.,.,_ Itt 1 BobcalS Take Frr'st Conference Start From Ke·nt MObSE OH .. ·.IA ..V . ,..•~•·.'i'£Y y (UJ') f' H , . •rst . alf Bow'··ng Season Ends ' ~~: belpre tins At j ltl'ts ·Rutland 53-47 . Md'..onkey Slips. Lucas Hits,30 Panthers Rally hl Final Two Min .' utes mer when ahe dlso!M!yed bl• or~erl ·, p t M In . MAR'I:tNIZ VI TUllNII as organ · In 62nd Straight For 8th Straight W'm-Over Wellston PIIILADW'IIIA ~e~ . Sc:onng' Rac.e Middl'etOWfi w·ID twlatln& CONTINUED FROM PAGI ' corner. Fereach Wellaton contenders; VIMe one-bander out of the slot. Compston had 10.J. Potts and terweight tinez of· Paterson, N.J., an~ Mar· . Gil for 37 points. Every eye in Sootheaslenj Ohio Zirkle got the first of a one and It wu the 9th win In 10 starta IU a.& 'h'P'U' baaketball landom will' be turned MIDDLETOWN. 0. UP - ·Biq one, mlued the aecond. for the Tornado thla eeuon. The • nell Friday night to the Pomeroy Jerry Lucas scored· 30 pointa " A court-lenlth piss to Johnaon · Olllhuslastlc ! Rome boys never High S<bool cmna1lum where lllddletown rolled to lla 62nd con· under the basket while Wellstori were In the game,,,• trailing 1HJ at '' the Panthera wilt taD8le with the •ecutlve win Friday night with • waa putting on the preas made the IV Athens BulldogL 83-~1 virtory over Springfield. score 114-49. In another' moment the 21·13 at quar· half· Bow ling, pro bably the growingest sport In America . toda The bl g 610 lime first and quarter, J.l at tbe fourth It will be a perfect setUng for · center has ~o•· Jobnson wao fouled shooting, and ter otarl 5 8 . except for that of horn tooWng, has a firm · grip on the artery an all-out teat between the tealiiJ scored 309 points in 10 games fO!· made his 12th and 13th chariUe•. k · f M· M " • which have demonatrated each It a 30.9 per game average. Walton drove tbrouJh !or a lay • wor energies o many e1gs- ason ..es.. eapable of being ehamplon. It It The Middles scooted to a 39-24 up Jo make 11 116-5! with 10 teeNumerous routs rosu!Qd in rag. While in some cases the frau may take a dim look on even the last same of the first round halftime lead over Springfield onrl onds on the clock. lined shfoolltl~g ~~ bottl &de>ta " Ra· a one-night per week bowling schedule male bowlers have Ia leaeue play. Pomero• i• undo· the game was never in doubt. Mid · Then Johnson waa fouled ••ain eeetnlr..pereengeromfdthbt · ' the Mrs. s11111· up In 1eated. Athens !oat a oqueaker ' ' lnd the floor to pereent. Rome1had oun ~ es cure forh t Is evllJS to have to dlt e own •core d 28 pomts a •· and got his 14th and 15th polnta only per 40 cent. a women s league. In numerous cases this bas worked to tbe GalHpolls SHS. cislve second quarter. via the~ route aa the came end· 24 great Mtisfaction of both him and her. · u the Panthers win, coach Dick ed. CLOSI ALl TH& WAY Ivan Powell was ae<ond high to Which brings us to the subject at hand. . · · Retton and his Cindere"o boyi will Wolfe with 13 polnta aa every· p B .· All ¥ Pomeroy led 13-11 at the first bod)' elte on the Tornado roster omeroy ow1rng eys manager Cheesey Davis has the have a powerful grip on tbeleaaue quarter after trailing 0-4 In the eoatinued to bide hla time with results of the first half play following Its completion Tburs Utle. They will have two more opening minutes ., each team felt Wolfe hot. day night. • · . · • Win• tban anybody ebe and eould the other out and the Pantben Here is ho th d d --'·A• b .cltop two In the final round and · were momentarilY shooUn• cold. , w ey en e , sum ...... ~ y Mr. Da~: •1111 tie Atbene provided Athens Garre~ big R<>me center, was Tn.County League-Bater Furnlture-elperieliced tittle wlris!ll entl're till round. Hawthorne gill two baskets in lhis held t.o a mere two field goa b. 1r bl rally. Paul Folmer one and. John· 0 ~ e. WaiBb wao high with IS. . 11 Athens wins next Friday the ATHENS, 0. UP - Ohio Uni· son aH .the rett. In a reeerve game Racine lost <;ounty League-Behind 1~ games going IntO llle filial lop ru04 would be thrown Into • I!Onlty won its !irll basketbalt In the second quarter POmeroy Ill flnt game after a N string. match, Assoctated Radio won a smashing S-game \'lciOry ID lie' It 8-1 each. Then It would be Bime In two Ohio Comference held a 27-19 lead only to have It -19 •-·ld Ad h'•h lake II off of Parkersburg Rig •· Reel .U even aolng Into the lut round. starta' Frida• nl•ht b• a narrow shfln" to a 27-26 .!ead at halltime. """ · """' ams wa• .. "' · · · ' ' Wheti Athena took Lo&an on the ' • ' • with 9 lor Racine. Rome jumped Sporn League-Buck Tennant's Shift, over 11 other teams. BulldoJ Boor latl niahl 7'1-55 with 1111-M margin over Kent State. In th6 third quatter POmeroy Into a 12-Z lead and Racine never Ci\Y League-Sports Center all the WBI'j. MeConkey havlna bls 1101t byT~~a;.in~~':,8 f:J::.~n w!:~h ~~~ :.t":oi:~t!·:~!\:!~~~~n ;~ could ..tch up. Twin City League-Another Sports Center team by five fat brilliant nlf)Jt on a 3T point pro- points while kent guard Bob 36 all. S<on by quarters: games. dutUon the pttern .for another Thomas alSo picked up 18 in a For .Wellatou, Dick Potu, 6-1 ,Racine ----~--- - 11 27 51 84 . Industrial League-a real thriller at the enti-Ued going leiUJO race was set, too. ' · losing cause. forward, and AII-IIEO grid quarter· Rome ---------- 8 13. 18 39 mto the final match, Pomeroy Cement Block CO., an~ Bo MCConkey Is now trallng Porno· back was especially sharp In hh Individual Scorlna, Ractne, Sal· ey's Market squared off again DAbbl , Lau ~ .....:"' . D· roy.'a S1' Johnson ·by a mere 17 Kent held a 31-28 halftime lead floor movements. Hu&kY·as well aa eer 1 4-8 6· Wolfe 16 ft 6 37· Ad· , . 81 "" e 8 en llld points over a six pme confer. but Ohio u fought back to tie am1 t 0-lJ 2· Powell 6 1.'1 13: Me· Haggerty s Firestone men. Tbe cement millers !rimmed tile ence route. Jobnaon'o lll'eat per· the rame at 46-46 mid-way through tall, he thowed greal agility. .Max Dade 2 0.1 4; Beegle 1 ~ 2; Chap. laundryme~. three games to nuttln' while ·the .bllil~ . pjckers lormance agalpll W.elbton's eianll tbe half. Larry Williams put Walton, 8-2 center, was hliih for the loters with 21 polnta. He wu man o 0.1 O; Johnson o.o.o; Total were able to click off only two from Hagerty's team. Cement With 33 polnto 'lnerea"'d hlo av· the Bobom ahead with two quick 1eonstahtlY dangerous anywhere rr 10.20 84. Block wlnner by one game. . orare to 29.2 from 28.4. . ba!keta ""d ou stayed out in front around the basket. ll<>mt, R. Golden 2 00 4: Walsh · Bot 1oleConkey tltpped put Gene the rest of the way. Big 210 poond 8-3 Tom Compa· 'T oo ' I . Mdrgan of Logan, biklne bls aver· Kent ~It 22 field goals to only 4 54 13: Garlett 2 0.0 4; B. Gold· eo 0 2-4 2; !tlcGlll 3 I· I 7; Con· T~o;; 1' ile·to 28:3 on 158 P<llnl.l. llorean, 20 for Ohio University but the ton, usually a higb scorer, waS ,rove 1 o.o 2: cooper o 0.1 o; N bo t lh t f wltb only 16 at Atbeno, •Upped to. Bobcats sank 18 or 22 free throw held to four points. He was out of tal 3-1 . ow a u a 81Y re erence to horn tootllng . aboVe. No th~ place 1nd 25.3 averaae. attempt.! while Ke•t could mana· the game over a quarter, carryin~ 13 1 9 39 four personal ·fouls. offense meant to musicians. Just a chance to note lhat Time ·. The great little Alhene guard It! ge only 10 of 18 foul shots. For the Panthers Coach Retton Mag recently outlined a truly phenomenal aurge In ali tinds the only IJulldo& in the first fo a~ain made no mistakes in his of adult music participation throughou_t the U. S: Cities ol ~oren In the teague. And John· sUbstitutions. There were none and .. every size down to the very moclerate are aponaoriila com son}~ the only Panther In the liret there has~'t been any lor the last TWIN CITY LEAGUE it h 1 h t h b • \0. McConkey Ia a thot,artlll from five games. lltgh Three Go me tnd. Lewi• mun Y ~ymp on c ore es ras, e am er .roups 1111! bl!lda. the outside, operatln& much like Zirkle and sophomore Bill WilJim, ~ 93 . t One-ttme gnbddehr andRcageWrPaul Case:! bemoan•;·Jil8 young· c~l Wolfe ol Racine. son played smart, Inspired basket· High Single Game. Lewis, Jim. s er eyemg a er1 on ay o01111eard'1 first string 1natead lohDJo~ on the other bend, ball. Folmer had· 6 ,olnts, Zirkle 2:1.1. of Cllo's. Thls will inform Mr. Ciscllhat )le Isn't alone, aome· uses· hi• il feet 3 inches to lll'eat 7. Hawthorne hit four fielders and Team Three Games, s. renter thing of which he is fully aware already without my remind· advantage closer tn and from UD· 2 lor 2 free throws for 10 and was The JackeiJ tsckle tough Racine 2018. ing him. .. 1d!lrDeath. tough at rebounding. ~ext Tuetday night at Mlddlepor: Team Single Game, Kaiser, 734 So far my 1wo youngsters, 7 and S, hayen ,I the·' Ughtest In· pOIIentJ lp overall oeorlng a&alnat Gp· both teams have played to ln a non·league match, then take Against the big Wellston club ht Hall ltlnd1ng : L terest in a tuba or clarinet. Every ~og minute In daylight date there Ia lltUe,to choose from. on Wellston Friday night. That the Panther shooting av.,age diP" ~. ~~":~ .·.· · · . 30 ~ ~rent shooting baskets. It was Ide ng and throwing a foot- But the Panthers have a 1llght game will end the first round or ped to 3ti per cent from the field. Wellston had 34 per. cent. · play. D. warMr . . . . 29 25 a two months ago, and battlllll and throwing a baseball, last ed&e. . The little Panthers lost another F. Tavern 27 27 summer. . ,. . Pomeroy hSJ aeored 381 points clooe one, 26 to 29, as Nick Coate• 23'L :J0\1 M h t th f M Fr d C 1e f and held lt1 opposition to 285. KaIser . . .. " uc , o e sorrow o r. e row, prop.r lot $ th.e Athens hil hit lor 312 points and was high with 12 p!>inta off hts A Lcato; ,\SON HIGH~91'. 341'. bowling'alleys, they haven't yet seen a bowling ball. . . beld other to 281. · clean one-handed shot from the 1 Ind. 3 (iam~a, Damewood 627 Wellston It the only other rc· Ind. 1 Game, r..wts, Jim, 2il:l ·. ~... i!ifj~ln& team In the running for Team 8 Gamel, F. Tavern 2184 W . II , lhe Ut\• and the Rockets have an Tea 1 Gama, F. Tovern. 771. hich remtnds me of a report on certain a~tivl es of f4r. uphill ellmb. 111 •s• lOW LIAS AVO. TOP Crow. Although he has been mentioned in this column alto· TWice losers, they have to go 1.<wl1, Jim . . ' ~OJ gether too frequently of late, he must have one more. 1.000 !rom1 be,. on to have a •• ~64 ' ,..euelroad Morr1s Weintraub of Columbus, one of the moat affable chaftce. At Athens McConkey wa1 aided Becker .. · · · · · · S76 junk dealers Fred ever had kosh~r with claims he has been la&l night by Lau&che with 14 ). bHomt · · · · · · · ~ scouting In this country for the ~publk of South 'Korea and ~"lints while Mike Bro'l'n of Lo8~ 1 ~-· its big university. gan duplicated MorJan's 18 potnta. Ever on the lookout for opportunities for his friends "Mo" In the other le~gue eonteat Jack· tendered an offer to Fred to go to Korea. He even pr~pared 1on took Nelsonville 84-40 wtth Fred with a proper attire. Jeff Reynolda, Frank Swingle and lllrl)i Wright of the winnert One day last week Crow received a mammoth. white stlk eaeh gettlnl 18 polnto. For lhe Hound• Charlea Pickett and Jerry S.turday-JCI!n· 11 shirt enblazoned with red letters reading: COACH Patton had 1ft each. until 1.2 PUSAN U I Tiffin Calqrt 50 . Sponsored By Sprlntlltld N North Lima 61 Yolt II l'eftn..,l..nlt Jt: Wanrtr 42 l'ortlm'"'lh last 31 Loyal Order of Moose Brown 6S Mnctton 57 · . landuakr 72 PNmont Rott 50 . -·I Alal!am• lt. 7~ Xavltr ~· f1 Maoallllll 64 larlltrttn 51 HALL lalcL Waltict II IUfialo t•h '14 MottadoN S2 ...ton 41 Mvtkln""" II Wootern Rtt. " U•lltd , ... Lallelller II. IWy $1 Notro Dame M VaiHr&lll 6t HarYII'1f 10 Columbia 61 Chllllctthe CC 56 •· Main St. SMU 14 ,., .. , TIC!\' .. I Dartmouth 6S Comoli 60 a.,-ob 55 Rock Hit! 29 Ttml2 ..yltr 61 110 ITANDINGI llct 6S T11n AIM St khMI W111L11t Arlcantat til Tt... ~~rlttjaii 41 Servini·W· Va. aild Oblo ,_,., ' 0 Wyemlnt 101 Ntw '1 5 1 fuht II ..."""' Ctll'-lltlo til Athens PGMIROY ~ATtONAL _ , _ 71 lrl1htnt YIUI'!II ~· Wellston 4 Z lANK I ILDING 4 2 Slonhnl Sl WtahlllfiM ..ali U Gallipolil PomtroY, Ohio lo(llirl 2 4 Collltrnla 49 Wtlhl....,. 42 Phontt 91+Y ond 37U D 2 4 Dhlo UnlYfrtlty sa I(~ Stili 14 Credit lnforma~ion son 1 D ltoultt••lllt M Alita ... , .. 62 0 8 Wllmlntton N Ohlt ll;rlhtrtl i1 ~olsoovllle Morltlto II Dlnlllll 1t 9 ' Banle Set ·Be1wet~rPcrnthers,·BuHdogs: lltla No' Ofl,anse To Horn • :'; I NANCY··· WILL YQlJ TRY TO. FIND ME AN EMPTY' GOAT ··· ·· :· ~N~ER? .~ .. ·-· �.I The Datlv Sentinel • Middleport Society Mr and Mrs Joe S JVcl~ Akron uc VISJtmg Mr and Mrs Max =>anborn n.nd fam ly Mr Snnbom whO' Wtls retur nct~ to Me1gs Gen rral HospJtal thts IH~ck wa~ :slot Eleanor S Schaaf - Middleport Society Editor - Phone 6079 ed for surgery tod 1y Lucille llnwktns - Pomeroy Society Editor - Pbone ·6244 Capt an I ~~ rs II R Anders lund BaltJ note ~t I h:.tve bee k•lllng: M and l\lrs H bert Cratg Enqaqement Is Announced Mrs. Grover Erb Morish Massmnary So leu' ·mel Thursdll)' evening at the Mrs 0. II Young wtth ~,. , ~;atl"Y." Pavne president m the mee~ng Mrs Fred G Jackson was the devollonal lead >er and ber theme was The Source of Real Stre1 gth Mrs Arnold Richard p1 esenterl the study top1c md h1 1 ~ Out of EH•ry Rae~ .. from the Mts D1s A1kr JIJ~rcctperat study book rile Worker llJ s 1 wly a !It lzcr llu.sp tal Durmg the busmess mectmg .v herc sl C' undu 1t n ~JOT Is Hostess For Dof A Meeting SUI Mrs. Rtchard reported on cards cry tn s pas Wtfk sent to stck members and form J II (,rdh v,l( h h n 1mtd er members Plans were complcl l <l pu11Ull l Mug ( c c1ai Ho ~ ed for an Around the Wm ld :lltlll has IJccu tr l l lf d to in tour to be held oa Sunday Feh 2 Mrs Grover Erb as.nsted by ldrs Oval1 D1ddle and Mrs James ~ayre enter aJicd the Past Coun 1lors of Theodnrus Council .,.hters o£ Amertca Tllllrsday ng at the b(lme of her daughter \Irs Don Rae Mtnersvllle The meeting m charge of the ures1dent Mrs Jack f\obson open d w1lh s~npture readjng b)' MrR \lax Memhart past president !ol owed With- the Lords Prayer anc.1 1ledgc to the nag 10 umson Followmg a shnrt busmess ses .aon games were played and prb s awarded to Mn Albert Wood Mrs Bentz Wolfe and Mrs Rtc l )Ill{ htl<'t ~ at $1 eaeh The puh 1\1 ss N )I n:.t ( 1 nt w s taken he 1s mv1tcd to attend this event \1e1 gs Go u I Ho p1lal ~ nday 1 whtch wall feature special refresh he R<twll 1gs oal.s 1! ulance rnents and entcrtammcnt at \llrl ~rr~ Dav1d E 1lsn 1 1 r wh o ous hOJJes It wall start at 1 p m l lu1 ned hc1 e l1 t Su 1day aftc1 at the home of Mrs Fred Jackscftl llll hn g the holllav ~ w1th he1 wtth Mrs Campbell Harper as co am1ly n Chall~st n I ft l'ndrn hostess The nex t stop wtll he nl or Columbus v.he1 she plan the home of 'Mrs C R Young who will be tmastcrl by Mrs Emma () VI Sll rd \IV Mr ilfl ll\1r ( nff H 1 sell Etn Bland Mrs Nclltc Wmston asSISt ed by Mrs Osca1 Har duY.ay Mrs tury hilve r tunwd h(j ne artc hnllda~ \ 1l v1lh 01 11 daug Charlcli Jo1 r~ as~ J s trd bv Mrs Ar nold Ric hal ds and end at the eran lf 1l v 1 'nk Ia M s Jla1 r~ 1\tcM 1 h r wa ~ take1 home of Mrs Kathr}n Payne who r.,l !lo plt~l 11 th will be assisted by Mrs (arm~ o H('I~S ( l1 vi mgt-~ Co Is nn bula1 Le Fnda Caf:lsell fternooJ It \HIS announced that the socw Relative t lied h('l b;y th ty would Jn('t I on Fcbruary 6 at the home d Irs Fred Jackson llnC'ss mflllc 1 h ol II llf ~hg1 w1th Mn J11 rpu havmg the topic nclunc M1 ~ 1d ~11~ II rll£1 Ba1 and M1s Bi <~ nd lh~ Ucvottonal scr cis ancl ( 1r 1 HI Y ungstown Vir and M1 ~ BurrH ttc I Jlth vice Mrs Yuu1 g served Cru~d ch1ck ~ yne I Jttl and Ln11 y Eastep en salad hot roll~ and coffee to Ja iJU 1 ~~~ md Mrs l1ank Eas the members at the close of the ep Columbus Mr un t Mn H ( (rony ) meeting uwlt r <tnd t'11Jid~ n 1\ art Ja Lee ----· nll Marl have 110\<' I from Gal! lll h to th..: All~ I wo11i1 proper! Mrs. C. Clark n So uth ll1 d AHnuc Mr Fuw 1 f the Feed Is Honored On v I Mr~ W I Wllh Campbell ~\JL Her Birthday Sr tnl Mr ani Mts lorn (ouk 111h1 tamed w th u l1rthd 1y ~UJIJIIJ rhursd •Y cvenmg 111 h 11 r cl thctr daughh 1 ~11 ~ C ~ l 1rk Seated an und the t tb c wcf( Mr md M1s Cook Mr and M1s C E Clark 111d lhrt c son ~ ihl\ 1d Stephen and ltlthacl m d M1 m d Mrs \\ H Uav1s Alter the huumrcl f.\Lits1s ope 1 eel her gt£ts bulhd1y ca~1 file orated m pmk and while hy Ml s Davis wall served Mrs. Cor Iiss"Jacohs Is Honor Guest At Kerchief Shower wcr when the TwU1ght Garden club met Thursday evenmg at thl! home of the president Mrs Gerald Wildermuth with Mrs Pearl H) sell and Miss Lucy G~bb.s as assis Mr and Mt s Stanley Gullett ol Agency Iowa, announce t!ng h()'ltesses The meetmg opened \!lith d11 the eng tgement of thetr daughter Merry Sanlea to Gene A vot10ns led by Mrs HyseR follpwed IPOMEROl -- Meehng Is 1 he \\omen s M1sstonuy Soctcty d !he Pomu oy F1rst Baptist U uah 1 ct I hur~da} evening at the I omc of M s Harry Lee Builey Club lnv1ted To Jiai'il Mum St Mrs I r Shelton ~lee pres! Special Program dvnt prcsHied at the meeting wluch opened Y.lth devotiOns by Mrs J F Fosler usmg for her topic 1/u H flcded tight attd dosed w1th pr tvel <\. "p1o~,;1am on LtttJJ Ammka PII Puc d by Mn Atcn Sham w 1s [It c~r.nt1 £1 an£1 hve 111u lc~ were cad !\t('cnl on I cnple ~Irs slu Ito 1 I:: I S11h 1dor '-1rs Jo ~e ph I t <k Wm k tn Ua1t1 Mr8 Dul v ~aspc1 Wot k 111 Nil arnu ~un MJS I oram SterrC'tt and A Pllslot al Call Mrs J I-1 Stephen Furqit~re $595 INCWDES lk:frlgerator and Gas nange Pay Only $5D 50 dow a t luiJ 1avc H t t vcd 11 mv!tall J 1 lu 11 JlfUj.jiU 11 SIIOI soled hy tlu Ohin \ S tlll(llll of {_,altlCfl Lll )S Id t I { I & H I 111 1 u~ l 011 1 11 y An \ JthoutatJH I 11 g1 11n o 1 lloW1 r \11 ng11g: will Je presc 1tul I \ J ( C.t:IIV ( >nWilY I IO{I IU lk ng w 11e1 uml au1hulllY 111 flow r Ul 1111gr 1 r11s 1\l[mbel s of 1ht <\1 I ng1t n t ardt n Lluh who will 1 I s h tl.'sscs lncludt M1s Wuss IIlli 1 \11 s J 11111 Wm>d w md M1 s I lie my Yuung I he program 1~ to he g1vcn 'I n tit <\sscmbly ((IJtcr on lh<' stxlh tit t 1 of Luwrus tm Suhu lay Jan 1 uy 8 tnd Mond 1w Jallll!IY 20 A fnt v nHJHJt c prog111J of (olor so ml film on thre e lop1cs Per 1 I Jiovu AIL an,.,cmt nt s HoS¥ A11an gemcnts und Cannas Lsctl IA~ A !lase In llowu Anangt 111 ni H will ht ~h u\\n ut the fol SOCIETY j Held On Thursday GHtdcn11~ long ball httler to go w1th Frank Thoma• Were gambling that Klu can re gain the ability he once had If we can come up w1th a well Kluswwskl or a reasonable facs1mlle we thmk we re m mueh better shape We got a lot of base hits last year but we were lackmg m the tong ball Last season our p1tch1ng vas but thm We had three capable of holdmg the1r any others m the league Khne Bob Frtend and Vern Law Our b1g weakness from a pttcbmg standpomt was the lack of a good left bander SMITH BEARS WATCHING A fellow who s somg to bear watehtnt Is R G Smith who opened a lot of peoples eyes m West Favored In Sunday Pro Game ... - To remove en atalno lroJD •ll ' '-re rub the stain with fine ' " salt sprinkled on a wet cloth then wash the oliVet ill warM Wl~ er ... Ohw Stule Unlverolty ~tension econom!His expect a rapid lnereup In u s householda In the ear(f 1960 s wh•n the Increasing num ber of ehlldren born during the LOS ANGI!LES UP - An out war and post war period hecla weighed and purportedly out formmg households manned West team was a three pomt favorite today to whip the star studded East club m the 8th Farmers who took part m the annual Pro Bowl chartty football 1957 acreage reserve proifam will game Sunday Je paul a 10 percent premium W1th the WJ!&therman cooperat above the 1958 ~ompen!lation rate ing a crowd of more than 60 000 set lor thetr farms If they put the was expected for the Los Angeles Identical land m the 19M pr• Coliseum t11t - despite the loss gram ... Beautiful Pleats ARE EASY WITH KIRSCH¥ would help - Red Witt Benny ~:;:~e~~nd~~: Curt Haydon all Powers from Columbus and he honored with a handkerchief sbo We thm- he s ready for the btg wscs llu Amuh111 zew1k1 m an effort to get another Yq~ugor Mrs. W• Shasteen Is Honor Guest '1Jo.it-Yourself~, get tight ~Professional" _,. .. ,.....,.., . .............. ....... _ ... - or course r II call wtth their favonte house VIRDON DEFENSIVE STAR r.lant There was a d scusslon nu In center we have the second the sign boards at Kerrs Run best man defensively ln the An mvltntiOI'l was read to attend league I II ronrede the G1ant" a flower arrangmg program at Wllhe Ma)S IS No 1 but [ thmk Lntarus Center Clllumbus on Jan V1rdon IS only a shade be 10ry 18 and 20 sponsored by tnc h1m and ahead of all the Ohio AssOciation of Garden Club' ()!hers Behmd the plate. we 'ave an J I azarus A eard of thanks wa11 Hank Foiles who was good enough read from John Thomu rorj che~k to make the Natwnal League All sent lum £Of helping cle n tbo Star team last year Folies is a W. L. 1Jf lhe evenlni Planmng an infor tlollo!,pW ltoolrt ... . . , Now beautiful"profi!Slllonal" plealll are !lilY l ,jli any fabric, illy width ••• 'irjthlfut ~ ~~or complicated figuring. Luxurioul Fdndl pleat.o or liDIOrl bOx pleat.o iON fonned almcst Oljlomatically/ If you can - a sunple seam, (to stitdl the tape to your drapery) you ean set beautifl,d -.Ito W1tlt Eaq. pleat. F!eo loodel IIVOI complote illotnt<tiOllL • n al garden was given by Mr!i Birthday Observed Helen Nease who also read artl clos on t~e g1/ldoli and roses Sewing Circle What s new m the catalogues The birthday of Mrs W L "as presented by M1ss Claro Gar Kal tz was ob~ervcd when the 'Bus\ land Rcfre~hm~nts weru served b' Bee Sewmg Circle of the Feder., I hostesses from a tahle cen ted Church met Thursday at th tcred with an arrangement of dark church for lin all dLJy qualtm(:_ Fru1t salad was served w1th 1 red mum3 and greenery w1th darlr notluck dmner at noon to Mrs srcen candles m crystal holder. l(autz Mrs Roy Seyfrted Mrs Ot on e1ther s1dc Mrs Jacobs pre Durst Mn Grover Erb Mrs A~ tcrtalncd her brtdgc club Thursday evening at het home Anne St ho Murray Mrs Wilham Baker Louis Reibel Miss Anna <~m Ebersbach' Mrs Clarence Mas sar Mrs Carl Slueld.s Mrs Nor nan Kloes Mr! Beulah Neutzlmg Mrs Raymond Hood Mrs Walter Baer KIRSC~ Mrs farn>/oat TIIJlO,I • klRSCH Eoqp/tol Hoob, , 11, , 1 fi j , 'l5c yd i , , • • , • , , • S9c pk * * * Golden Rule SEE OUI COMPlETE SElECTION OP PINI Prize for high score was award IIIUCH DIAP&IY HAIIDWAIII tl cd lo !drs Carl 81hkam and sec. Class In Meeting .J _ ond to Mro Will 10m Clark Mrs Freda Mttch Mrs Cler Clemls FoK ptestdent of the Schearer I He d e d neS'"'Y Refreshments were served by Mrs Carr!(' Grueser the hostess ~o lhose named above Golden Rule Class of the Firs' Mrs Amanda l(aspar Ahss Le)la I IlC Pust Counu IOJ s f Chesler and Mrs Charles llullen Mrs Se BoptiSt church pres1ded when tMy Grueser 1\fra ·Theodore ~ora and I' \IV\Il )..! lllll ~ S!tlllllly ttlllll Ill <.:ounul Duughtcrs of Amenca met lim Blazewlc~ Mrs Harold Lohse, 1nct ThurLday cven!ng after tht Rev and Mro Waldo J Bartels I W nd :J m p 11 Monday 2 3ll \ ut the lotiJzc Ju:JII Wednesday eve 1 ~rs John Mom e and Mrs c E Week of Prayer service The meet md 7 10 p m llucc hundred )HI On The Brlghtl••t Corner I mg was held at the humc of Mr tng w1th illlttiC licdenck and Blake:dec s 1} bt liCU!cd ut cuch prcsc1 ond Mrs ~dtson Baker and P!ul ( otch~ II cdrrlck as hostcs~es I II 111 of I he pre gt a 11 WhiCh Will In Mlddlcporl Smart tc1tehcr gave the openln~ Dunng tht bu~IIC!ili scssaon Nc b1 ~: t vt n h t c uf dwrge acre eart prover The devotional servtec was ~c1du Beavci Wmi mstlllc11 u~ pws 1len1 Hallie t Ieder!< k vice pres 'I d M lrd by Kolad Hmdy and the re trl,nt GoiiJe 11cdcnck sccrct1rv G Ul eeting qreetlon period by Mr and Mrs md Uaru Mac Pyles treasurer -••""'" owen Bratton During the bustne" meeting Mls Frank Cbeesebrew jl !:i thcr Haves \\us mitaatcd and Held Thu r1 '' 1h:qmcd Into tht club 1 he door A contrtbulton of .- .;,.,',.J. •..-1~nd Gerald 4nthony were named DE:ADUNE FOR PlfRCHASE 0~' 1958 D OG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20th ONE tmc uas nw udcd to Ada Ncutt to the March of Dimes on the flower eommlttot lu 11 Sacred Heart Guild met Mr and Mrs Baker and Mr and DOLL/I.R ($1 00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT DATE I olluwmg the busll'lcss ~P.S~IOn Mrs Fox served a buffet luncheon to ihcse members Mr and Mtl t ntc1t 1inmcnt was provided by e~emng at the chureh FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLICATION BLANl( AND Mrs George Horak prCllldent Davtd Darst Jr Mr and Mrs llizabeth lla~cs and Ada Van Met n jjfttll which ulfl'eshments were opened the meeting with prayer Gerald Anthony Mr and Mr1 MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDffOR AT THE COURT HOUSE NOW FEES ARE 1>Cr\cd by the hostesses to 18 A rlport of the Nativity Deannery Bratton Mrs Earl Beougher 1\lr held recently In Athans was given end Mrs West Harold E Hubbatd TWO DOLLA!IS (f2 00) FOR EACH DO G. MALE OR FEMALE. Boo~les of tho eonstiMion and by KaladiHmdy Mr< Frank Chee.. To obtain license by mail, fill ill and mail this form to PERRY A RIGGS, laws of the Guild have been ol> ~rew Mrs Clifford Hayes an~ tatned and are now on sale for IO• Iltr and Mrs Paul smart COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs County, Pom eroy, Ohio Enclose self addressed Stamped each l The annual dues t the Gudd Following a dlscu"lon on a tele I envelope and price of license has been changed to S1 00 par phone at the 10hool It was voted to person and eards were ISBued to have nne Installed News of ~· those who paid The oe~t Natlvtty death of Sister Mlebael, a fonner l(9nnel License $10 00 Male Dog f2 00 Spayed Female 12.00 ~ emale $2 00 Deannery was announced CGr housekeeper for the nuns tn Pom• March 18 at Glouster and will at roy was ..eetved A plea waB made Owners Nilljle • ' so he a day ~f recollection for blood donors ot the Bloodm.. Mrs Horak announced that blle on January 13 HoateSies 11am Address • • • ONL.Y there will be a Blohop o Ball m ed for February were Mra .. mo Athena tn April wltb the five par Neltl :\ll'!i Paul Ma10!, Mra~el Township !shes m the deannery partlciPat• Mt1 Ba.Ulo Glr 1111, $30.00 nuwn--Bslnn<c io lng Ml88 An,. Howell Miss Mar Menchll!l and IllS Convrnlt•nt Tnms thu Howell, Mrs Richard Frel,matl,' - -- ~ -----,---'-·· A;t fleX COLOR Hair ll!lttd I M Mrs Thomas Hennes~ Mfl Horak eonetud George Buchal!an, MIS! after wh1eh re Gruoaer and ~I'll CharlCI 1'01"' served by Mrs Y1' 1 llo 1L P lit 'l'a11 1 were named a• the program HennessY Sr Mr1 Henry We l'ay 2°1. lnlerrst On \our Savings m1ttec I[ the hostesse11 desire e~ 'Mra Charles Graber, Min 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 11 I~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t'ftalnmon\ tbof are to contact Mrs Joseph Baub . MASON , W. VA. this eommlltoo S.aleno ud f29 on per month BAKER FURNITURE IW ° I 1 S ELBERFELDS dH ·Attention Dog Ownars Review Your Year 3 Rooms New Furniture .. . $299 MASON FURNITURE CO • The FAIUIERS BANK and Savings Company Merpber Federal Reserv~ System Member Federal Depostt Insurance CorporaUoD POMEROY, 01110 DPTOIIIIUIIT N W. COMPTON, 0. D. IIIla Coart Street, r.r. .vwr Offlee Rftan: t te 11. ! te .. N... 1D .,...., I I I THROWIIi STAMPID LAWRENCE, ll,an (UP) - Dis cus throwet AI Oerter of Kansa& who lives ln New HYde PIU'k, NY , hq blo IlkeneM on o new Jl910illlcan Republle al r m a 11 atamp. Tht country atamp In col>)unollon '"'".J!I .n1ow Olymple ti>olno Ia lllalil(ll. ' ~r IW111tel~llll'lndle/ /~~rowniYenow/I.q/&.rt~ow.!l I I I ·1 Per.-y A. Riggs, Weather IY UNITID PJ\EIS I ! I I • -Y Ohio• lncrt~aln• al....Inou. onow or roln toUth portion 1llll ovor moat of ltlo otato loy tvtnlng or tanlthl Tutldly 1110w and rain t!Miln_. 1lo Importtnl tomporoturo aMIIIIJo ll)p tolley 110'1 north •1\11 40'1 ....... ~.., fo. nllht 24 to H north..,.t and n - .. .. ~ VOL IX NO 228~----~-- - -- - at y _, ' i Dented l!o Tu Interest~ Of Tile •e~t•·Mu• Are• ~ - - - ----:P::-om_e_r-oy-·M""'i-dd-lepv-rt, Obili;"Monday, January 13, 1958 _ __ SINaL& WPY.....{Ic - - -- --- Ike S,nds 73.9 ,Billion B To Congress WASHINGTON Wf· ..- President El:lenhower today sent Congress a 73 9 billion dollar space-age budget calling for a • tiubstantial" step up m the race for long range missiles sat ellltes and ' other outer s[ll!ce vehicles " To help pay for it, he woposed ratsmg tM cost of mallmg an out-of town letter from three to live cents He also served notice that state and local governments must start taking over Immediately some programs now financed by the federal gov ernment Jn submttttng his reeord peate lim• proaram to CoDfll'eu, th< President reveal•~ that the gov ernment would wind up the eur rent !lsesl year on June 30 wlth a 400 mtlhon dollar deficit He blamed rising military cost.< and a drop In tax revenues e:awed b.. the bus,lness sk1d , But be expresse~ contklenee tbat his new budgot fo~ the flB<al B1• UNITEt!i PUSS year starting July I would show s Near nurmat temperatures pre half bdhou<lollar surplus He alao valled over most of the natlon to said his big mlhtarr prOII'am eou day, but sub zero, cold contmucd ld be fmanced wtthollt tar lnerea ~rip on New England sc"1f the Democratl~ controlled tsOverD!ght readings ranged from Conirte!s heeded his advlee joeiow zero In parts of New En: Bu~ he smd 1 'temporary In crease In tbe 27~ billion dollar (f,nd to the 20s In the Mid Atlanll~ debt limit would be neeesmy to >tales and northwestward throog,, g1ve tbe Treasury a !IItle mot• ' the Great Lakes and tnto tbe fiscal elbow I'Ojlm 1\forthcrn Plams Rtllf Anllclpotod A warm1ng trend overspread the The Pteaident based bls ~ South replacmg a cold weve th>l carlously biilanced bu<\Jlll on 11l< eaused wtdesproad damage to ijei tbl 1,1 ._Niilll" ,,..al ""yld Florida's multi mtlhon<lollar ett Puth flseal Iiiii !Ax fiY*Qpes tw• n11 mdu!>lry Ueadlm olllnbad to bill ton doUI!j lbJWe ,lllil year• • the 60s nea• !!!!! Gtll•-6ut e~rlv yteld He also eountetl;1!1 eon;• today abl to 16e 60s over south alonll apprOya! o.f l 'IGO md • ern Florida dollar hike bl postal r~tes. Wltb two lluasl111 IPUinlks altO Heavy rains douaed the Gulf •hlrllng overhead the dOminant area from east Texas througb theme of tbo Prestdents budge• M"""'PPl Sunday mght and ear message was the necesalty for ly tnday Causmg so!"e floodmg In alrea~}l h1gh south Texas stream.' S M yracuse ayor "";,.,. • Headache Gettmg On Dump Problem f!f":!:~:~!ia~~J. William R. Hill Former Pomeroy Teacher Is Dead Mayor Cundiff explamed that a Robert H11J 62 who taught eom merc1al subjects at Pomeroy lllgh year ago a Syracuse dump was School for a number of yeat"1 closed and that counetl had not wlil be held tn Dayton WedDC.!da at 10 3b a m from tbo Bradfor<l and Connelly Funenl Home Mr H1Jl died "uddenly ol :~ neart attack In the Good Samarl tan Hospital Dayton SundaJ mor Rain Or Snow Predicted For Ohio Valley Ruesia's apaee tr• Persilltent reports In Me1gs County that Kalw Aluminum & Chenucai Company bad cut bac~ it. plans ifW: ~etion of aluminum at RKenswood and bad • already Wd Off thousands of constructton workers" were branded lililay as false by an official of the company Rtchard Spees assistant director of the Kaitier Company publle ~latklno de,al'lnlttl~ told The Dan, Sentinel llaluriiiiJ after hu been no eha$ In the eompon, , prddeetlon planL Wh1t ha• been folq on neeatly The neJ mayor of SYti<Ooe was mltllted Ibis wut lolo ihe !mer klndJ of headacha oullered b, ___::=::_______ all publlo llfficlalll In lllCOrded hlstol'f llayor Kenneth CUndtll b 3!k mg !hot ~iltll" of s,...... re !rain from ha~llf!J lhetr trah and garbage to the t1Caclhe dump "fl Boumana Ron I n had numerous complamLI of lhio from Raelne he "ld "and Funeral •erv1ces 0 for W!lham we should atop ll Retord Bod•et Is Requested ' To Meet Challenge Of Russia over~Qmmg By • At tlu clo~e nf the m1cf111g 1c At Bndge Meeting Sided at the punch bowl f1csh nt>nts wme setved b) the hostess Mrs II R Shasteen was a guest fl'rst Baptl'st when Mrs Rolland Neutzlm~: en SOil 1 wtlh the opening ode and pledgt comblnahon tn either league I to the flag Members responded to mean defensively Kcrrs Run project lllirBl<,laas ball player A lc and Mr; Donald Pla11s were dli~UiM~~ lor an The keynote for the Pirates th s and daughter lefl Tuesday by open house m March A contrlbp year 111 versatility I ve got play plane to return to their home m ltoll was made to the March of ers I CllD move around and I m California Airman Yeauger ts Dimes to do It Thomas can play stationed at an a1rbasc tn Fairfield Dunng the program hour a posJbons Gene Freese ca 1 Ctdaforms paper Now ts the time ,prepared third and the ootheld Hob Mrs Erma Roush of Columbus I v Mrs J I Clark was read l)y IS spending a fey, days v 1 ~ 1 ttng Mr Kautz and Mrs AICred Yeauger and oth Mrs Phil W1Ihamson T~e topto Mrs. er fnend 11 Mr and l\lrs Donald Lannmg and daughtel s Susan and lonnie and MIS Lawrence Lanrung are weC'k end VIsitors of Mr and Mrs Ralph Zink and Camtly Cmc1nnatl Chester C'.)uncll 1'\ of A Meetl' ng tJmc Down the middle 1d say the p1 rates are as strong as any other team m•.thc league At short and second we have D1ck Groat and Bill Mazeroskl In my opm10n those two can do as much to wtn games as any other double p~y num 81 Make allis In the fat "o~nd thp edrea of steako and ehopa before brolllnll and the 11\eal will lle fllf should help on affense He hit Mrs CoriJs.s Jacobs who IB mov some 30 homers last season and mg to Wellston thts month WiiS he knocked m close to 100 runs Pomeroy Bapt1st Amateur Garden Skinner moveo from IIlii base to the outfield without a second thought The top four-even ftve-clubs ior league teem wrlthn by 1n our league ar~ going to ~ the ll'llnlgert •• t1Ch teem tough to beat They have good By DANNY "'URTAUGH ptlehmg and good hitting If the lto'lnqer of Pittsburgh Pirates lledlegs strengthen their pltchmg Written for Unlttd Prell WOODLYN Pa UP - We ve I d have to PICk them to win taken a btg gamble on Ted Klus EDITORS NOTE Thl1 !1 the 12th of 16 dlopatchel on tho oll10aoon outlook of tach ma- Were also bnnwng up Johnny Ycauget son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Yeauger of Pomeroy 01 Hl Miss Gullett Is a gt nduatc of Agency High School of Agen 1y lui\ a und M1 WaugCI a gradua~ 'of Pomeroy Htgh Sdwol Both ate employed as communication operators at Wnght PtllciSon AFB m Dayton, Ohto No date has been set fot the wedding 3 ROOMS Of Mnrtaugh Is Praying Big Klu Can Deliver For Pirate In '58 A salao course was served hostesses to those named a the last four games ot the 56 sea and Mrs Rollin Bearhs A-li's son He lost one game 2 1 and I· Btorniee Dorst Mrs Paul Gruescr then won 2 I We lhtnk he'll be M1ss Erna Jesse and Mrs Norma ready for a regular startmg assignment tlus year E Wtlson Tbe Pirates also have three men coming up from Holl)'wood who E. ALL NEW •• mng He wu a &eacher here from 1927 to about 1935 then moved to teacbmg m the Richwood 0 High School For the put 10 )'ears be hu been auoelated with th• Dayton Auto Parta Co Dayton SurVIVIng are bla w1fe M111aret 1\obstetter Htll h11 daughter Mnl. 1\larcll Lee Larson, 1 100 Robert Edlton IIIII all of Dayton and b1s mother Mr• Walf~r Bliri! M! VICtory, 0 Mr Hill bad vill!ed hi, falllllt In Pomeroy ovgr the New Y~r hobda}'l and IJII!Omd tn gdOJ b~ The l!l'adford Znd Connellr Middleport Qlureh Of Christ ~:::1 ~849 In Marors Co,urt -~al Mwiln* Held Sundav Pom:o1'Ch~ • Four Draw Fines Q.n Fnday N.;ght , 0 Home Is at .PY!l; ~-ti!!•~ar flDed foQr p!l'Sl!~~! and ~l ~G;~olit!. •' 1•• 11!\h In eeurt actions l"rldw ni&bL ..... Two eases of drrvlng wblle 1n !OX!cated brought fines of $100 and costs and three days '"jail for the offenders They were Harley Devol and Nicholes Jacobs Jaeob• was also fmed $5 and rosts wbteh were suspended for dnvlng with out a license ' Salem av provtded anotber We ex,Ped. to remedy tbm w1t 1 n a month said the new mayor who 11 tllklng hlJ first d1ve tnlo Vlllalle pohttcs He urged hll etli zens to plle up their waste mater tals until the town eon proVJdo a suttllble dump Mayor Cundiff also said he " rO<elvmg eomplalota of cblldron usmg llr rlllea In town whteh 1< tllegat He Is asldna parenta to have their chlldron UJe their nfle; only outalcle IOWD. The S)'l'l<l!!e counetl will mee' tbe !trot TburllliiY In February Harry 1'. Craig To Seek Post Of COmmissioner Harjoy w Crlla of Mldillepotl said today be yVuld file fer an olhttr term aJ eou!lllr cemmblloner su"!ect to the ~leo~J"'illlal'l' el~On here b The a al meettna,. ani!. aetvfce Mr Cftt&, Gent of tbe held a the Cliurdi Of evilllng commiUJOn'rs ~ W.. :CUh.:BIJit, c~n 'Ol tM Oburci'B6lt'tt:"Pr .......,~ 111 ;- '71~""- '" -. ""' t: • tlie rdfastoLyear ~ h11 aeeoild lUI! Otficlll'lt ei~t.!d were Elden Mtlton Houda.Siie#, W~1ter 'I"OllO t.aJIIMI911 term, bu JOI"' e d ~· WU.,('l... Bunce, Wllbur TbeobaJll, Homer Rice Jl.ussel)' Wllsdn, Roe r-rr ted 1n 1!148 wben he waa on a tour A , Blanket Colleclinn lor tho dell Steffy ~ermin lllhse, Thomas Bnwen, Raymond Cole, ourrenl Polio Fund Drive wiD be of publie duty •• Mayor of Mlddl .. Kenneth McElhinny Deacons] eondueted by the Pomeroy Htgh port In 1!116-46 Cheoter Erwtn, William Grueaer Cheerleaders during the half lime The mnouncement bv Hr Cntli }lal'l>ln Kelly, Robert McElblony pertod of the Poml!roy Athens basrat!el to three the candidates who Cash Balir Floyd Boyer, Earl Me I ketball game this Fr1day mght ae have said they would f,Ie Kinley George Meinhart, Oscar eordmg tG announcement today by l tn announcmg hli political m Rou!b, C E Vance W1llanl Boyer UCC S Un H E Boney drtve ~ba1rman tentions cra1g poanted_ to eomplet Ron Springer L R Wlley Harold ~liS ~'nlll'~lilrona~ ·~rt It' l1dd~~ •--d ,. :.c.t.:.l e11 !J!~~ , . ,. Cllrii=~)' ~ Wallace Bakel' s umb S day Jn Mei'gs General umphl Next 1n imporlanoe, he Weathermen predicted the preIndicated, was to meat the Sovle' elpjW10n belt wlll spread today econom1~ assault; J n underde from"Uil.t Texas and Oklahoma lo Boney al&o announced tliat Red ed proJects of the county dur1ng LO~se. A)!red Rouah, Denver Rtce ~eveloped are1s the Atlsnlte Coaot wltb rain or PhUhps bas set aSide all money he hLS tenure, not1og that he we Glen Hudson was fmcd $10 and Herman •'Kin~ade Ira But~her Dan snow developmg through most of takes m from coffee sal.e! durmg proud of the construction of the Some 64 per eent of lhe tojal the Oh10 Valley and the centre! costs for drl\111g left of center White, William Slater Wallii<C Funeral .\ervlces will be held January at the Phillips Restaurant new counly highway garage com On a ebargo brought by the State Bradford budget 47 I billion woUld AUantlc states Tuesda~ Rt 2 p m frnm the Ewmg Patrol Delmar H \\ halev was Bthle Sehool olftcero elected Funeral Chapd for Wallaee Baker on E Ma.m st All of the coffee plellon of the new county mfir go for national s""urli,y or "pro-----fined $10 and costs for driVIng o were Superlnteodent, Rollddl 86 of Reeds\ tile Route 1 who d1cd sales proceeds go to the Marett of mary repair of the chddrens te~tlon The armed force• alone ho d 1 1 th rt Steffy, First Aoslstant Supermten late Sunda) evenmg m the Me1gs Dimes vclncle m an unsafe cond1tton Mrs Victor Young Me18S Polio ho~s~ an pam mg 0 e tou would get 39 8 biJllon lnoludlng The bond of ~rdtth Barton lot dent L R Wiley Seeond A""' General Hospital "here he had Chmman today 01so reported tbe 53 blllton lor mtl!llle program• ant Supermtendent George Mcm been a patient for three week., folJ()win( additional contributions mtox1"atlon wllS forfeited MlBitles would lake :U cents of hart Seeretary 0 E MeKmley each miDiary procurtmcnt dollar County Shertlf Robert D Har planl&t James Lohse Judy Butch Rev Earl Cowan of Shade wul to the Polio Fund Stark s Drug Store $50 Mr and Comparloon Gi ...ll tenbach reported the release of cr, hbrat'lln Frances Roush Pri off1c1ate at the serv1ces The Prealdonl'o 73 g bllllon 'llol surv1vmg the deceased ~re two Mrs Gtles Hysell $25 Enterprise Donald Cottrill, Syracuse who had mary Supenntendent Mrs Wd lsr spending progtam for !local been In jail smee December 9 un bam Bradford, Amstant S~perm daughters Lola Grtffin of Reeds EUB Youth Fellowship; $207~ 1959 overaged out to $420 SCI for v1lle and L Iy Prushmg of Colum Farmers Bank $10 and t~e foll•w der sentence of three days tn )lUI AI Jn eleetlpn of offteers held and a f1ne of $100 and costs fo .. tendent, Mrs George Memhert 1ng $5 eontrtbutors Roek Spnngs eaeh man woman and ehlld In the Church and Bible School trea• bus Grange Chester T1nnehlll For country Here lt Ill In britt! com Friday evening the Meigs County drlvmg while lnta<lcatcd Also surv vmg are three hall urer L R. Wlley, Choir direetor rest Ntegler, Paul cedar, Federatpared to the currut year 1n Coon HunterB Assoe,Iallon re-elect Mrs Arthur Sldnn'T. organiSt sisters LJZZJe Blackwell Shade ed Ctrde Pythisn Slsten of Meigs 1 ed Roy Armea to ~pother telorn as biUlons D Stella Van Dyke Athens and Pomeroy High School sophl> Mrs Cbester Erwm ~ss1staot or Temple 1~3. MelliS Water Offtce mores of Mrs Thelma campbell s Plscal 1951 PliCII 1959 pre11dent of the orgaalzatlon Rosa Bolton of Newark 0 ganl818 Mrs Harold Lobse and 724 Rrcelplll 74 • Other o!fleers named were El The w1fe of the deceased Anna c C Cuclder V D Edwards Mn Room 11 entertained the Sentor Judy Butcher 72 B Expedltures 73 9 ann Spencer as vtee president and Baker and f1vc ch1l~ren preceded Harold Sauer Pomeroy OES ChaP' H1gh student body and faculty The following reports were g1 ter ItW lien Fran kim Store Feeo 4D Surplus or DofHct 5S Boos Scarberry as seeretary bmmdcath I they preaenled • purpoae vcn Primary Department, Mrs Also named wa11 if board of ey Bennett AmeriCan Leg1on Post when Summing up his tbuslve eom play enlttled, School Spirit On Bunal w1ll be 'rnadc 1n the George Meinhart, Junior bO)rs who 121. Edtth Harltllllet and Thelma Trial • Friday mormng In the audi ptlatlon of fads and figurea tbe trustee• conalstina of 'Roher! Bat! are taught ..by llomer .Rice 11atl'l' White Cbapd Cemetery under tht: Grueser tonum at 8 4~ President decl~red thai the aatlon "" Herschel Roush chalr~nan dtrectiDn o! the t!:wmg Funeral Boyer JuniOr a1rls, tau8hl ~ Mrs The ~rogram bepn when John ~as In a Ume of (lr~Wtnll dan• Tiny Webb and Howard Seide~ Home (Continued On Pll' Throol abel I1 Bryant gave a ~dmg from 'Tile PomerOy firemen were called to _....--~-_.~_;_ger' Holy Scriptures The tradltinnal 'l let!! oonndent '' he !lid, Forty five memben were pres the Unlph Stone home Langmllc I Flag Salute eeremoey, led by Ter ' that Ibis budge! eXJII(eiiOB the ent lor tbe meeting of the totlll of RD early Seturday mOJ'IIln& whero F~·emen R<l!l ry CUllum and Albei'\ Curtta, was way In wMcb the American peo 140 me111bershlp 1\leotmgs are a ftre ,,used an cshmated $200 .... nu"~ the second Frtday of ea~h next on lbe program p(e will want to , ..pond to tho damage Announceer it'YIJII mtrodueed promlsea and d'nterJ of the month Ftre Chi;! Emerson Wells sud the onl>O!'t play •Sdlool Spirit On dawning of aae ot 11111ce conquest Trial' whteh wu very well w l the blaze apthrently started tn • New dimensions mu..l be add The Pomeroy Mason bndge eetved b)' lbe audlen.. Wlien the Oue and damaged the CClhng and 0 I ed to our deienses alllt outdated walls ill the kttcbel\ Thtrteen hl'htm• nrou•d will be studted play was over there wu little actlyltles must be dllcj!rded Clo,_ m~mbers oi tht: Pomeroy emer Spokesmen for the Pomer{]y Fllneral serv1res were to tie held ~nd action biken on 1! tomght at doubt In the minds of the student er laterntllonal coopefatlon Is vi g•ney squad abo atiSwereu the call Flrem.nt s Association reported to Monday at 2 p m at tho Chase b p m at a meetmg of the board body as to what conll\11lte4 good tal in a !world wbero jrht dl• day two Saturday8 of wor~ with Funeral Home In Rutland for llosa of directors of the Pomeroy Cham m.annera and eourteay at a basket 1 lances are lostng tbelr ii!Oaalng Other emergency runs made thear popcorn booth on Main st Ohvcr 86 of tliat village who ber ()f Commerce President Ronald ball game Aa~1 For ~!mil 11 30 I have nett¥ a total of $45580 for died lete Saturday ~venmg at Car Sprmger &atd today Edward Bartels, atttred tn the Saturday lndli!IOd one at •A.! we devote l!ll!l'e of our of a m to the Charles M Swartz tocal humanitarian drlve& man Rest Home robes of his offtce, presided beforts 111d re10ur~ to lhe,ie eem William M Bradford 12, Brow home Butternut av from where Rolland E NeutzHng said rc The deceased had been taken He asked all board members to hmd tbe judge's roatrum Fred polllnl taob, we will bave IQ lim ~ell AvenUi, dl~d auddenbh atM~ds Mr Swartz wes removed to the eelpls last Saturd!IY with the Soc to the Rest Home from Metg! Gen attend and noted that everyone Brown plJIYed the part of the 1t our demands for'lt~~ ..-.ntl•t home Sund•Y 1 ternoon Is welcomed e d Me1gs General Hospital and anot ond Ward firemen operating the eral Hospital to further recuperate eoun bailiff Joe Jte!IDedy, a sen, sltl'Vlces and beneflta (>l'ovlded by dleport Emer11ency Squa an a her at 10 40 P m when tbe crew booth brought ill $212 80 lfhe pub from the effects of a fractured A number of other Jmportant 1or was the Prosecutlog Attorney :the federal IIIVOrilmftlt" Iota! dotter were ealled hut were brought Mrs Carl Casto Snow ne Ia remtn•ad that ~mns may be htp matters wtll be studted he utd and Thomu Chafill wu lbe attorTbe Prealdo~t's mUtlii'J budiCI unable to revive Mr Bradford 11 t E b1 " He waa IM aon of the late Otis " e o a wmg am u anee dropped In a speelal container dur SurviVIng are a daughter Mond' one being the proposal to erect at ney lor the defense. wa- 900 l!lllllon d\1llal1 above eatl log tbe week wblle the booth Is Sm•lh of Mtddleport two sons tractive road s1gns at the haghway The defendants who were irted mated defense otltjiy1 fills year L and Ida MeLaln Bradford and a before the court were Mary Am MARKET REPORT not manned Carl of Rutland an<!' Bruce of 1\lan entrances to the town but only becau~e ~e r.e~'nllY ,.. direct deaeendent of Gov Brodferd berger a,nd Jean Dabe Seated m A breakdown of the reoetpts •held quested an ad~ltlonal 13 .blUion of the Pllirlm colony One son, CINCINNATI UP - Produce the Jury box were Joe Brown Ter Robert. prereded him 10 death Eggs, steady consumer price• Saturd!ll' for PoP"orll .showed $5l Oth!t survivors are four grand dollara for Ibis year 9tMrw~ II ry Cullum Fnnklin Brinker and would have been up two bUIIon SUrvtvon laelude hlo wife, Hel at farms whites and browns A ln bllls $100 m .quarters $58 In sons Dale Nelson of Sprmgfteld \!bert curtta en Powell Bra~IIB'd ~n~aughler jumbos 37 43 A large 33-36 A me hall dollars and tlfe rest til small Ill Charles Nelson of PaiMsvllle ~ do~· 1Nancy W1tne"ea were Donald Arms 0 Earl Nelson of Moundsvltle He boost WI! M'ra. Htrold Lohse !'om r three dtum lJOo34 A small 253~ B large er, cha011e 1 Brown1 Lioda Crow and aon1, Wall~e Middle t, Law 28-34, mostly 32 34 FOB A !urge We need lot olthosei!O" pur \1 Va and Lee Sm1th ~~ Mtddle Sharon Dooglas ~~~~~:':, In renee, Grove City, Alan texan 12-44 A medtum 40-12 B large 40 ~~~agoeas i~!a ~:~~~ ~~u=• ~u~ porl ChJrles Downie was the stage dria, Va, lh\rtetn fll'andch 0dren, II a "'' ' Bum! wtll he made m the Mtlts • n1anager and Mary Burnside IYP' two !laiers. ¥rs Dor Schaefer of Chtckens &!cady, fryera 3-3\1 Ib Ward II men wul man the bootb Cemetery at Rutland b• the cb..e ed the script for the casl Pomeroy, Ml!8 Edna Bradford 111-20 jheavy hens 18 20 14~11 1 Funeroi Home with Rev John "Fathers' Ntght Will be obscrv .j'he ...embly was concluded Columbus hens IlHZ fryer pnccs 78 000 •l MEIGS GENEIIAL HOSPITAL Buckley olfto~atmg cd wbon Sugar Run PTA meets when the stullent body and facul Friends may eall at tho Raw 18 61 0011 at 19 103 000 at 20 16 Admitted Saturday M" V1e I Thursday evening at the school lY JOmed m tbe smgmg of the Iillg..Coata F'llnerll Home where 0110 llodetelmmed lor Young Jr 'Pomeroy, Cbarics I A special Inntat1on " extended Alma Mater' song LIUNSE OBTAINED the oervlees wtll be htld Tuesday Butter 110 aeore 71 Harner Raelne~ A marriage h~ense has been t..o all fathers to be present "It tw6 ~'clock, With Fred I Gard DIBcharged ~aturd&Y Ivan Cer granted here lo Carl Vincent Could Be You " the toPIC of the paator of the Cbul'(h of !!!an, POIIlefO)'. prognm lor the evemng DIVORCE ASKID officiating TO DtNIIER Admitted Sundll)', Mrs Vallie Gheen 18 Rt 2 Pomeroy U~, Hostesses for the evening @!:1 A dlCorce has been asked m 1"'"'''' wlll be In the llllddleport and C11 ol Marie Curhs 19 Pom Jan 11 UP - Og41n, Carpenter: Pearl Paulin Mrs Edward WeJls Mrs Charles Me1gs County Common Pleas Cou Tbe Nallnnlll Commit Pomeroy. Kathy Fields Letart eroy, wa1tress l'!offman, Mrs "W1llard B~yer Mrs rt by Bobby J Duddmg Middle METER RECEIPTS today that VIce W Va 1 Edgar van Wagen Mrs C3lvin port vs J!arbara E Dudding, a Poheo Chief Barb'Um repor~ M NIKon wlll Discliarged Sunday Mr. Carl Slmpwn, Mrs Elza Gilmore Jr I mmor care ol 0 J Moony, 1, 'Salute EIJenhower (:asto llarrl~t~nvtUe May Mayle, coll,ctlnn of $230 50 from PIU'lting "" Charles Spencer and Mrs Mt Arry Md Crow and Crow art mews at jjlddlepor\ for tho ,... ~iitl'''" :York Cl!Y the night Butla~d Clilfol'd Yo~ng l!illm D•¥DY Thompson. , plotntlfrs attorneys Meigs-Co Coon Hunters Re-Elect Armes President Pomeroy High Sophomor,es Present Play Fire, Emergency Crews Busy Over Past Weekend Man B h Popcorn oot T Aid Drives William Bradlord Fatally Str1c• ken At Home Sunday· ---Pomeroy Cof C ,n OII'ver, 86 To Hear Report Claimed By Death On Bridge Lights Saturday EvenJ'ng I l Sugar Run PTA Father's Night To Be Thursday I ~~e~ ~~~~ flO)' 1\'0¥ il'' • at are laid off • Tho Kaiser officllll<lmlttod that ortgtnal coDJtrucllon IChetlulea oalled lor the 8111 eleej!Glytlc poll to be under roof IIIII In llpOntlon by !liM. l!ut ho nj\Wiied "''l'bat hal ll<CIIl'red hero hill' pens •t almoot efti'J 111& job. Thing, don 1 alwata 80 on oehed ule ' He uld pllln• now !tin 111110 II year for full ~ctlOD when 5.000 peraonael wUl be em ployed to make 20.000.000 pound• of primary alummum per month As announced Jut week, Speea mdluted, about 100 people are!Je. mg added to the operatiq pro. dudlOD foree at BlveDJWood daiiJ GD the average Only WI week lbe - d Of four pot!lnea of ll!f ~ tM!II began preduetloo If um1lhllll The perm1110nt pr'lll fortt was raised r. moro than 11100 per sona • For the put wi!tit iMr a Wlile area reporta bad etmdated that -The 11o1a Salld 111d Gravel comPIJIY at Apple Grove 11'11 pill m a aqu..... and forced Into 1Je. tog !orecloeed upon for ~ 1100 becalise of an iDtced "tul baclr at Kaiser -The government ill beln& uk od by the aluminum IRduey to tate 200,000 tons of lluiri- 1 ear so u to rel1eve 1 ~ ...,. er prodliCIIon problem In the In target dllllty -Kiloer has ordered a • down - or reducllon - II Ita LoulslaDI planL --Construdion wolten1iHII6t hero b)' the !Wier ~ ComPIIIY eame ill iii.il.Y tltitl •aploal their wlll and theretr,:e eapgetl m a "partial ottdown • on y., jllb - to...d!IDP betJII!dlfl~ ""'· ~ .(n otltir COIIitrucllta colllllll.· ~ arate from Kaiser Wlit eve. , . ~rled rwlJ to como In and Iii> ilb the job =t= ~~ 1 -Ve'fJWOJk en will be .,.ueed ~I 1,000 SAYl IT'S IIIJN!I· To all' WI Speea emphaticallY Aid 'I doni tmow bow tblnp ltke this aet atarted Th!IJ~ 1 nothlnll to any e1 lt.11 Asked if he could predict at wtill rate eonattucliOD workel'l mi(ht be relieved frOIII the BaV eniiWood Ioree, Speea wd "No1 1 can't That depends ~n how qeb ptwe of the JOb !area He tndicated that the peak of 1 eonotrucllon bit WI falL "i!!l' 710110 penon• were el\lployeu Thai 11 baa •ome baek to 5,000. what 11 wu before the Jump 10 lbe autumn. sbollld nol ..... con ....... lle:.:.•_•ld__.\....,---,- ' Nine Arrested Jn Mid.llenort W I" WI k d Onrin" " ee en y , ..,. ~ Middleport pollee and the M!IY or's court of that Vllla(e bad a busy week ond wtlh nlllt IJOI'l!Ons baing amsted en vanoua cbucea and beillg fmed ~ Mayor C 0 Fllller Jaclr Annes 31, of Rutland, ar· reS\ed for clrtVJnC w~ Jowxtcat ed was !1ned $100 111d<e.sti and aenteneed tD three ~lin JoU He P'Jid his fine and toall and waa role~ to ael'l>e the sentence at a later date L Charl01 Sauer, 59, of Mtdilleport. also arreoled for d{iVIDS Wbil~ un der 1he infiuen~e of alcohol wq fined $100 and costa, He pild part of biB ltne and Is dlrrenUy aerv tog the three day sentenoe James Ned CaU, 45, )1\ddlewtl. was fmed $20 ami coata for lni!R !CAlion by Fisher llld wU1 WOI'k out the !toe and eosta on tbe vU !age street.< Charles Allenaworth, 40, Middleport, arrested for lnlollle&lliitl, was also banded 1 $20 and coeli by Fl&her and ho too wU1 wift out fine and cost.< on the St«iii~ giiil. WUHam Smith, 39 l!ljddJepQri cconttnuod 011, Pollll "11!~1 ' DaVI,-Srrll:O 1 0 S~'~'\ ~ At RaCJDe , ( ,11\1, " Meetm'gTnmght 1)111' ~ '!' State Htghway Polrolman W R Davis w1ll speak o~ th~ subject Safety On Our llli!lw'titii' I& ntgbt at (be regulor mg~llilf 11!1'~' log of tbe llacinef T A, lol!Jiht a• the high scltool at 7 30 j All PTA mem~o he are to SIOR by be of the meetlna menta ( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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