https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/87be3bae9668715a9bb070fd39acce14.pdf 634fd41f58157799719600803a4bbbe3 PDF Text Text .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 $20 and coeli by Fl&her and ho too wU1 wift out fine and cost.< on the St«iii~ giiil. WUHam Smith, 39 l!ljddJepQri cconttnuod 011, Pollll "11!~1 ' DaVI,-Srrll:O 1 0 S~'~'\ ~ At RaCJDe , ( ,11\1, " Meetm'gTnmght 1)111' ~ '!' State Htghway Polrolman W R Davis w1ll speak o~ th~ subject Safety On Our llli!lw'titii' I& ntgbt at (be regulor mg~llilf 11!1'~' log of tbe llacinef T A, lol!Jiht a• the high scltool at 7 30 j All PTA mem~o he are to SIOR by be of the meetlna menta ( �' ' I --v Y SENT/HfL· • - ~..._Pall!' Sentll!~l, .J>O~m;y Midlljer~(.~.' ~n ~l~ '\.r 7 00 8 o~ ir30 10 00 10 ·,o II 00 II 30 12 0< 12 30 ' ·~ County wiU~h baa m111y slnmg and He migrated down the Ohio River to Silt!~ 'illlo!iome lUlk$ wll!l the past, note~ the In Pomeroy and began wort '#lth S A. M. Moore In his &tore Through the greatest dlh gence he bmlt his own secunty and \las able to found a busmess known today m Pomeroy as Elberfeld s Store He gave to Amerlc.!l his skills, Ius dreams, and Ju4reat energy The sl01 y of this busmess IS too long to recount here However, Jacob Elberfeld II, who was 90 this week followed In the foot steps of his lather The busmess today Is an outg1 o11th of the labor and striving of the fu st Jacob Elberfeld It would be hard to Imagine a life more lyp1cal ol the Slgmflcance of Amenca to the Old World than that of tlje first Elberfeld and of hts son who Meigs County has come to know and love so well The people of Potneroy Meigs County and of next-do01 neighbor Mawn County, want nothmg but the best to happen to their lon~­ hme friend Mr Jacoly Elberfeld II I 00 I 4 45 ' 5 iJt, 5 30 6 15 6 25 6 30 6 ll - -- - - - - - - - - Death Ruled As Needed To Figure Market In Stock Accidental In ly ILMIR C WALZ&R puhi!Shcd by the l1crr1ll Ander s d k T d Ulllltd Prt11 Plnanclal Editor aon ln an US y rage y NEW YORK UP - Janu• the Ad•lco To Novlco 1 Ell'\lll<!ln god alter whom Jnnuory The f~rm s~yg Januo should WOODVIII E 0 UP -Joaqum Wll named, W&l/8 bearded two hav!! hr<'n th!! god ur the trustee Puente 28 Wooclvtl lt was aecl faced phenomenon who could h{cuusc or his ohJhty to look hllck dclllally shot to death Friday Jook Into the puat with onE: fate ward mHI forw. r I In the l:'urrent Slndusky County d(lputics said to an(llnto the future with the othor I~Nuc tht n as u bit of advlco on ciJ\ j Wall ~treot just now would lijco \he mdltods or trufltet! operation n~putH s ~aid Puente and tw(l to hive tht! face thai luukll lor n thi 1111rket that eould be help compnnlons Jc!ltts Arellano 21 ward because It 1s uncertain H the ful to the novice und Jo:;cph Reyna 30 wete tat muket can eeneraltl enough 1!()1 shuotu•g wtth .b 32 ~ahbf'r re Iteam to try aaain to overtukc thu 1ht trudee s duty says the or volvcr vhcn a cartridge becllm~ November blah or U It Is uhout tule 111 1t1 sulk the max111um In stuck n the c:luunbtr They saiC: to meot a now te~t uf the O~;l 24! come CU1unstcnt w1th safely ami Pt~entc handud the gun to Arel lotrl the 1111 xmwm allf(lty consa:Jtt!nt hmo to free the cartridge and the J•nua contcs lntn the )Ueturo In With !111 Jlrtu.ludlol of mcomc m ~ un cl scharged, the bullet strak Ute. cumnt 'Truat and Estate rcnHonuhlc amount lng Puente In the chest Newa and Vlew• a monthly bul Ancllhcn come• !he rub for lhe letln on wllll trusts und taxeH film ex plains I Ius means research - mto the companlu w~ose bonda and Htocks nrc under ~.:ctusldcration IIllO the mduatr1es they represent lnlo their products md the public accuptance lhcreof, 'nto what £or w11nt of a better word h called COl UMBUS UP -Oov C Wll economy as a whoie, with a view llam 0 Nelli today appointed two CoLUMBUS UP - Mu Roxy toward asrccrlalnJng the plactl and nddlllonal memboro both from P~tt.-aon llel(clonlalne ~bn a fole of each lndu&try and each Toledo lo the Governor • Advisory And Commission on C1vll Rlihll ~Our! bailie Friday for rU!Iody of company In lt'iat economy hll' thr.. young children born then It means prudence in \he They were the Rev Arlhur W applu:ation or Huch research Hargale Rector of Trinity Eph " wjllle abe wu atilt a minor lloon artor lhe blrth of the chll cnpal Chureh and attorney Jameo Usln1 Two )'jtJdo dren J&rs Patterson lodged lhe<l' Thats a big order Cor the aver Slalm Glbsc>n Ja lhe home of Air and Mrs Wal ago llltle Investor Its a job o! ter Copas bore u!linJl two hcada - one to look Tbo molher ogrecd to pay $7 a backword Into the past and lhc WHk for each of the flrat two ch•' other to vlot the future - like d",n. bul otoppcd payments nfler Janus ' l~e weeki 4 wu alleged an.l Tho Anderson firm observe& ftllied to pay •ny board aller thnt the trust cumpanlos and MIITil\10 TI)NIOIIT placlna the Ihlrd child banta serving aa trustees un The Laurel (l(f! lttnlth Clu~ Mr. Pattcraon sued lor cuatod take conaldorabto e< mfort In the l of Ilia children las! D•eember to re&ults of the two dlroctlonal will moot to~lihl at ? 10 ' 't the homo of Ivy Nwell A whJte elo~ !hem to Bcllelonlatne where pollclcs they have oboerved pbanl sslo wiU be hP.Id All&, aba and her buaband "" buying • there will be a apoclil buaineaa !loin• meetlng and aU melllbera are ur Common Pleu Judgr Georg' eed to be pre•ut J. ' J&arahall rulod II woqld b• __..,.. •fill to the children to con PTA MIITING TC)l!IGHT tbo unnatural relaUonlhlp The Centrll PTA wlll meet toexlated to date ' !le nlllht at the acbool at ?•10. Mlaa chlldron returned to Sally SchRif; talchar ln the Rut land achoolt, wlU '""k on "Spec COLUMBUS UP - Attorne)' ial Edueatlon ill the kbOOIL" A for Robert Hambonc Jackson mu•lcai p~oar.. wW alaO lit ,.... CmclnnHtl havo ftlcd an appeal ltnlad. for o arw lr1ul m tho V S Su TO MilT TUI'IIAY pr£!mt C1urt r 1r t h ~ ronvlctetl The Ladles' Blbll Clalll of the k1 ilcr 1.1 Clnt.:mnatl detcctwe Wal Fint Bap~at Cb~~ win moot lor lhrt Tuetday ~1811100!'- •l I p m at Jack!On and hi> par1ne1 Lemuel Son Trotter are achedule1J to be Jhe homa of lira 1 M Archer, electrnrUtt!d at Ohio Penittntlary Walnut St __,... Jan 23 ~!OUSIW~II~fiG f!ILD Mr and Till'il Be111al'tl F\1111 Trotter Jacluon and \\ llhe Dar nett were chargedd with k!Ulng llli'Prll!e~ Frl~af ewplnr with a Han during !he altompted rob holll!f warmi~i 111d hr~d(e pll'ly Mro William bcry of 1 Cmelnnatl bar Sept 10 pla11netl bY llr< 1Dr..5 Hnrnt It was a<ljud ~e d lns11nr. Ever•on, Mr and '. loll'il Bernard 1tflnke a•d l)r and Mri Clyde u d !lent to 11 hosp1tal ln~el• Gifts w.re ~aented to the boat nd 'lo•te!a tn~ relreah LOT OF BLOOD l"'nla w're aerved, WASlllNGTON, Jan II UP The R•d Cro,. proudly anno~need A,U:ll£':nT!NG tuday !hal Iince tlie lllrt ol Ill leJ"rJ, Ani 9f 1tvUlan blood bant ~II'~ tura •11• 1t haa collected 1211111• ineet IIIli evenbil •it _..,.,IMine 01 lion plata ol blood. ' 111n. Nillle w~ al ~~~o Toledoans Get Appointment To Ohio C-R Board Mother Wins Court Battle For Children • OailJ• Sentmel Davbonk Appeal Is Filed In Top Court For Convicted Killer - -e '"tl !a 7 00 9 00 9 SO 10 00 10 30 11 00 ll 30 12 uO 12 30 l 00 I 15 lt 9derll Romance11 4 45 8 00 Restless Gun 8 30 Tales of Wells Far1o 9 00 Twenty ooe 9 30 1 Good) ear Theater 10 00 Susptclon II 00 News ReadUne1 II 10 Weathercast II t5 N1lewateh I 00 Sign 011. !f/ 2 30 3 00 4 00 Today I,IOmPf~ Room TJ-oub\e \VIth Falhl'l Arlene Frini!ll ~tiow Treajlll't! I!Uilt The Pl'lce li Rf(ht '!'ruth or CoiUle<jUt1ie Tac Dough It Could Be You Mid Day News M Vlctlme Kitty Foyle Matmeo T~eatre Queen :or a Day Modern Romances Comedy Time Spl~af'll Playhouao Sp A'ls Eye ' ,1 wd<ft.. ; jj llEAU:IIS (0 - ~Ji:bl_;:j uo .- 10 30 II 30 12 00 12 10 12 15 than .100 Not ~~11, per cent 12 30 Jl this total was tn !llnatl J!i!ts 12 45 ThiS committee abo listed a'i1tt!e I 00 mm;e than $102 000 m "other recc1pts Among contributors to the Dcm orshc commattcc was former PreSident Truman with $200 and lm met Secretary of State Dean Achooon wllh one contrlbutlcn of SJOO and anollier of $100 In add1l10n Speaker Sam Ray In The Red; Dems·Ahijld ,a The !)ally Sentinel Ao eawpa!Jn Dlreator of th• WASHINGTOI'f, uP - The Jle, M81 4h of Dime• In Me•fl! Co publloan National Committee t reel an explanation 1s due on our wound up 19611n the red It was currl!nt dr1vc revealed today Its Domocratlo The P'trcll1cn's pope<Jrn stanrl ccunLcrparl fmlshed w1th a small 11 going gr~ot ond Will continue to surplus collect for Pullr Heart fund and The GOP ~ommattee had a de£1 Cancer but T ha\C had to mnlte an cit of 5303 912 II re<e~ved $827 unusual roquest 112 tn c:ontnbuhons and spent $1,The Much ot Dunes h1u1 never 131 024 ioln<d a Unlled Fund nppenl lor The Democratic committee had many rc:u~ons One of the moln a $6 766 aurplus It rece1ved ~824 onea Js ti]at the N F I P w10heo to li3!i tn contributions and spent burn of Texas gave $1 000 control its own Cllnds without any $81? 769 Interference The f1gures were disclosed 10 f1 The GOP gift list showed that Thla Is a wood thmg tor ua horo nand• I reports !tied w1th the Nelsen Rockefeller gave $1 000 In Meigs CQ tince we have hart to clerk of the llou~c us re<JUarcd by Smclaar weeks secratary of com JDe1ce, $25 Sen W1lham L'nger dt aw mapv t&hounmb ot dollars Jav. ocratlc comm1tte was fo11mer from NFIP ht o1dm lu care for The Republican committee rc President Eisenhower s sccwity our ()Wn patients but if we wet c In United Funds m the large cth e~ elved $7?9 775 in g1fts of $100 or adviser, $23 we woult1 not huve acca.~• to th1 ~ more and $47 3!8in le" than $100 Thus, more than 0 per cent or 1ts money were small While Iilii IS N01 applicable lo contrtbut1ons The DemocratiC conlnlitlee reIV J t It our locnl lnemen m any way th,. cciVOd $1143 795 In eontr~buhon• of National Foundatton feels th Rt Hn.Y untted efftJI't actually Is 11 '100 or mo~~~~ ~177 DQII 10 lesa break In their rules Sf) I have been obliged to as k a ~lg favor o, those hanl working fh'emeo The Poliv lund will be benefi L<onard Quisenberry and ram led b~ one Soturday a! lhe last of lly of Allmny hove n1oved Into the month and the Heart and their aew heme near Vul" Mill I Cancer drivea wHl bNiefJt the ol Paul and Connie Weyand .r C1> her Saturday• 1 1m deeply grate- lumbus spent last week v1sdmg ful to those great guys our f1r their grandmother Mrs Gemvera men and terribly &orrv to hnve lo Foster 1 ask for any spectal favors but every org mlzatlon has its ruJcg Winnie Ch1lst Is enrolled at the I and 1 must abide by the ruleR of Southerton Beauty S•hool Athens lhc National FoundatiOn lor In Bonnie Fllzpatmk and Beverly lantlle Paralyllls Cottrill attend the Wilton Rutland 1 certainly want til thank the ball ~arne at Rutland Tue&day l<"tremen for thctr coopcratton 14r and Mrs t...land Moore and H E Boney family Mansfield were week end auest• of Taylor Moore and Wife IIlLI STUDY Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle made The Blblo study el"' sponaored a trip to Dayto~ last week end by the Chrlatlan Crusaders Claaa, Ora Cottrlll spenl Thursday aft will be held at the First Baptist ernooo with Mro. Lulu Oxley of Chureh, Tuesday ev entng Dowlngton 6 v5 7 00 7 30 8 00 8 30 ,----------'11~00 D30 CHESTNUT RIDGE Daily on 990 ly ~ IL 1111110111. .,._ YOU'VI ~~t!Q' day at U)e e!Ulll rawllt a aalatl ar lllbtl1 nflloe Alld 1111111111'11111 cooked. Sem 'IIPt&IIIe "ll"M ' to relu, IIWif ol .,,. aie ltlJJ often. wury at tile ad of JO\Il work· IRa-About lour or~" tQ1 ~~~~ boWl. I aW"k Or Ollt am, WIJiaJmw iio nlu onca mort 111 ftllllt you p:efer bome. AI IUD. JOU c&ll Hid 01 ~'- $b, polllrf alld W. tloM but tekl U!OII' pi'WOUI fill -.A\ IINI Olllllflllil daJIJ' 0o. mJnulll on the lraln or bu to c~'*l)f ban dr!e4 beau, forltl JOtlr worrlel and Ul:e J)tU ~IDUII. thlnp eUJ. Jllfad 111d ·~"- two ltlole DlaMt or 1110ra emlnp oaeb lla11latt I1Uft lheJ "' wbole JIHJn or en• Wl\an JOU urt•a 1101111, lt'l a rlcbJ.4 J&lQ; l'fllltfa'~r 1111aood !!Ita wlie 401111 and tate autrl talqOJ, a DQ, ar al Ieut Hiller II o;r 10 ,.., much ~ wltll ~IV 10 lllillulell, be!Grt tatlnl dill· etr .. JOU dellft. ner Tbll wllltln rour atomaeb ~lter-A!Iouf"two table· a ebulll to btcaDie uokllolled 1 llflllf Blllhtl1 mllra, It Whether JOU pltla to s1aJ you ab home for 1111 nen1111 or lo 10 1~t - '-'Old or two about ••· out, mt.ltl aure JOU eat 1 ercllt. , p111lelr tllnller ·~ '1'/hal ~nJ~ JOU Ill! WeD, ~ lf-141 11t1t'a ?•1'1 llmjlle to llllliV. y,_ Qo1f whal lhll)' "' ........._._ abou~ all Wlk tllld no )llal. - .,.... wen. to n,. a rtaUJ heallbf laoh ~ JOII dtoulcl aet rour dar, JOU mul have 111111~ earseven blllc loodlln lite proper ctst. tllllDUII\. WhatJOU dflll1 eat lor Walklnllo and !rem tilt tall· bteUIUI or IUIIeb should be road ai&lfor. or bill atop helps, made IP 11 dlnllar lime Tbut nt couru. Qui at leut on,ce ~r bulo vt: twlot a'"'lapend 1 11111 h011n Mltt.-.AII adlllt needs at leut bowllnl, ~t11J, ao1th!r, two • - a dv. n 1111 be ulillg, piQI!Ir tellllta-WitltdriDtlnl It, mtillnctt aver you prefer with olllt~loodl. or ill lee ore111 "1!'i don't c•erloot dane1n1 an4 ~· Nol cnly la danellll fG!DIIIIII~ l't!U)\1,;,1'110 or IJ!Ore !lmillll• t~ 1 healtbftll, loo dallr. Mt al lea.l one raw Quwmo1l A1l1l JUIIIWlll !lull J,n4 'eltrua flultl or 1 o 11• Ialllere 101 way for a tomatut~ d&J. ~w tau lllaulill olhet ill t tnjljlllon IIIIo the lllUJo Iva • )two OJ lll&rt a''il a atidltt t• '"••a -, ~ daf(41111, Alllier: AI 'n t 111111 II • 1potatoei> , Ollt crem or ,~ ~od ollaltluc llla11llll. l ' ll!IUI!!!J'!!Ii!!IJi!l I ~ s~ot On Your Radio Dial ' Wrltw As the WorlJ Tu1111 Beat the Clock House party B1g Payoff The Verd1ct Is Youre Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge cl N1ght Early Show Your Esso Rellarler Sports Parade Weathermnn Leave IL TU 'Beaver ltob Hoo~ Burns and Allen T•leo( S<outs Danny Thumas December Br1de StudJ 1 One Up-to the-Mmuto Ne-. Scanning th& \\•ath .. The Late Show 10 00 10 30 11 30 12 00 12 10 12 15 12 3C 12 0 I 00 I 30 2 00 2 30 3 oo 3 30 4 00 4 15 4 30 ~ o.> 6 30 6 45 B 55 7 00 7 30 8 00 6 9 :W db 9 30 10 00 10 30 -11 00 ( ll 05 In l o I ~les I i 'it'..--__.__ - . Gentle Pc,~y Syro old alao dimng room suit~. Jabl~ 6 chilrl• bul let arla ehlha olo10t1 Mrs Vir glmq Carter, t.ong Qttom Oh•b I 13 3tc 1-1"3 Dodge S~dan to be sold to the h1gh bidder at Midway Motor SaJes, Mmerav1lle, 0 on Jail 14 !958 at 10 a m (!) lll-t317 31< ~ ....._...__ - ~- nSUrCirtee ..u. ... _ i ""t!,..,l.. ..1~• , . - • ..., -- ~ ~ ... - · "":":r._.... •r.::.;; cltiU a ---=::.:::.=:_._. _ l ll IL ..1 . _ - .1 Man or woman to su~ply Nat1on ally Advertized Wittlrln• Prod ucls to customers In MJDDLEPORT Average $2 50 ~er hour from start No lnve~lment nee ossary We help you start an Independent buslness Wrlt• H E: Stapelberg 74 E Robln,.n Avenue Barberton Ohio (I) 6132D-27 4lc I181 Employment Wanted --- _ ~•••• /lo!llll !foWl~ wit~ fll,l'f8" eeniral lcO.tlM IH Mldftiepot!. on col'ller Jot WUI leU flltblin ed or unf"ti\IJbed " llnn , 6035-lt 11. r. ~et, 2tltJ, ild lllddldjl~i't, llJIIo t!i-til'lfc n,.,,.. r---r ~.. .f1t'l.6i. t.MI:Ifltr "I "' FA ... ,U7 s, 'llod IJ.tootn hlltlle, with ba ment, 3 porch es with 1ood rdof1 Good ~m an~ other bull~lop 80 acres for Palture and evlllvatton AU min era11 OnlY $tQOO 00 FOR TRADI IALIframe MIDDLIJIOIIT - oR 7-room hou" with batb. llrge front ro:..~nl~:t h:C:oo';,Jo:;.~~ for farm MtOOL&PORT _Duplex, 10 room frame, each slde .,lib bath Good Income potential $6000 oo Will trade for (arm LANG4Vllll! - 6 room frame house w~red, water In kitchen \\ acre tot very good ~arden, pra&Q, and outllde cellar $6000 Will tt:ade for tol\'n prol"'riY CUCKL&R REALTY BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y t (! ) 11. 3te Lenal Notice ~ The annual meeting of stockholders of the Pomeroy tlonal Bank of Pomeroy, Ohlo the electlon of drrectors and Dlnlng room suite, three 9Xl2 ixmmtBler rugs Sellers kttchAn Now taklntl appliCations lor Sen cabmet, d..,k three radiant tmel Newspaper Routes in heitm and power mower Wu Pomeroy Call 398 pomoroy bur '!1heoti!lld 2Jl8 S Second 12 26 tp Ave , Middleport I or Phone 62 80 afttr 4 p m I ll 3tc No.w taki~appll!:ahons for sen tmel Newspaper Routes in Ctullfll1 IIUUI Kitdten Kl..ben Middleport CAll 398,1 PoR'• designed for your home Free 1213 1< roy elllroat.. Foreman II Ab 1011 Phone 8J$.Y 8 6 II (20 JB~siness Servit.eS __ 1 11'0& Sit.!:: 9ne Lan•aaiA:! deep 1 GOOd Clctm Used Cars well jOt pump wit'\ preasure >\ll Mates Qld Models toot and &'Witeb: Also liS-feet ,. ll.l pi..Uc (roe, 1~ t m, one METROPOLIT1'\1"1 arc~lttet'& draWillC table, l(ool AUTO SALES an4 tOOia Oile 11r•wrlter desk ~=~i':l':'l=~~il::::r"l!'l and 011e filing eabhet, handmade QUICK SERVICE on •W~tch R~ Olltlelemle tohl.o saw, one wOod pairillll by Factory Trajned lathe, •ne eolld o,k 11dcb9ard, watchmaker& COlLINS JEWEt.. ze "White" sewlna machine, ERS, Pomeroy I 3 If I!DIIquo. P~oet Porooroy 81~ - J ;.;;;vi" to t 811• RADIO & Tlli..EVISIOX •~ Cl!l ,.,.--:---:--:-:--:-:--:--:::---c Phone 201) Cleland Appllance \7 It dpuble disc I(J' amg10 Store. Ill w MaiD st. ' Pomerov bottom John Deere pull pl9• zs If I W double bollflm bJternatlon 1 I e1 ito 8 Pull Plow an rubber I WE BUY • !OI qulhvatora lor Farmall Fl2 tractor II~! ,Tohn D""re Ira STJIUi:TURAL t BIAMS ctor w1th Hydrabc loader and KRA~ lltON - MITALS 1 .,t bydrallo cultivator for th• above lraelor, I 1•od used OHIO IOX38 tractor tire and tube 1 (dod fresh Guernsey Durhhm """' milk cow I mixed cow Phont 510 ilo"'"'"' Ralph A Lambright RD No 2 Bsller llurt Road, Pomeroy1 ~:;;! ~ 011,10 1 6 8tp CONCitTI! lli;(ICKS Channei13-Monday Channe113Tuesday 9 44 Slflli 0.. Mormng Movie 9 43 Morning Movie Adventures In L<arnlng II 00 Adventures 10 Learnln& Nflighboro II ~0 Neighbors Noon News 12 05 Noon News IJberace 12 15 Frankie Laino Show Movie QuiCk Quiz 12 45 Movle Quick Q~b Gretchen Wade Show •I 00 Gretchen Wade Show Movie Malmee \ 30 Alovh Matlnee J 00 American Bandstand 300 Amer1eao Bandatand 3 30 Do You Trull Your Wife 3 30 Do You Trust Your Wife 4 00 Amencan Bandlland 4 00 Amencan Bandstana 600 Superman 5 00 Sir Lancelot 5 30 Mickey !Jiouae Club 5 SO l.!lekey l!louH Club eoo Cartoon Club 8 oo cartoon Club 6 30 Arthur J Smith Reports 8 25 }'ive Star Final the News 6 U Newt 7 00 Harbar Command 7 oo Grv Ghoc 7 SO West Point 7 30 \Cheyenne SOO Guy Mltcholl Show 8 30 Wyelt Earp 8 30 Chlllll Smith 9 00 Broken Arrow U00 Volce of Firestone ' 9 30 Teltphone TilDa 9 ;1(1 Lawrenoe Walk 10 00 OSS 0 ao I Led Tbret Llvea 10 30 Public Defender II 00 News II 00 Newa II 15 Theater 13 II 15 Theater IS 12 30 Sign Off 12 30 S)flll Olf PILMkl~-=c=~lc::PT::~c-:D:::R.:_..,OP,.,----:R::E:=:PI,:,L-BOR:-:-::-:-DI-R-A--n-A-C..,.f(RO "E Jan 11 UP - llo• or ADEN, Jan l! UP 1-:- RoJal flee receipts tro111 ,\m~rlcan ftliM Air Force planes 1nd Joel! tribe• In Italy dropped sharply\laet year men beat off a border attao,k by apparenljf as 1 resull of televi.Sion Yemeni troops yeslerday the gov eoll)petlt on ernment announced today ("O B) I ~~II J;~~;=l>~rim i'~:~ Il6~~ ' ~~~...~"'i~t~t~ J~e '""'= ·~ _ - --(21 ) o IE 2 room apartmaot Cooklni pr1 "~- _ state 1 Sign On Capl,ln Kanproe CBS 1-lewa Morning Sh.,. Garry Moore Arthur Godlrll)' Dotto News at Noon Katie a Almanac J,ove ol We Search for T>morrow Guldin( Light Kalle • Kltcllen As the W>rid Tllma Beat tbo Clotk Houseparty .Jl18 Payoff 'rhe Verdict !s Youn Brlghter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night The Eorly Show Your l!sso Reporter Sports Parade Weathermon RIChard D10mond Telephone Time Phll Silvers Show Eve Arden Show To Tell ,.The Truth Red Skelton $64,000 Questloa Mama U!>'to-the-mlnute Newa Scanmog the Weather The Late Show WHTN-TV Cl1onnel13 Mel.ls County N'ews 12:10 p.m. Dinne·r--=S.,.--h-oul -~ dln-cl:...ud_e__ BQSic Foods You Mi9Sed 10 00 11 00 :: ~~ Arthur Qodtrey Delio News at Noon Kalte s Almanac Love of Lite Search for Tomorrow GJt.:hn~ Ught Ka\101 Kitchen l Aut\3 in? Clint Lower Lauiei CHI! !toad, Pomeroy, Rt 2. 17.fitp Now av liable far bou,. palritln IMidJ ana olit Rlehard Fllhe: Pb 0U. us~ p Oi'o • om Y 1 11 SIP _ mini \'Hdne 8128-ll. It 8to Ui.. 4ol<t. P'lie. P~Uo 001 Dol' new 3 roon) and ~'th apart IIIUt III<Jdle;ort. OhiO t s It bl I t AI J mens ~ a e Qr wo, so tll)la~«·•ff''l!.. ~ Altti!C7 ,9155 Bu~ek VS 2 dr Sedan Dyna vlleres CIP~t tl! tolln 127 flow drive A careful Qll.e dW~er Bbtternut AVe, Pol)l!roy car' oti,ajjother l101'/ BujcV Ra6ic t10.flto and Heater '15113 Blaeltnar's • • .,. 1' ' "' ~ Pomeroy 1 13 6tc l'raller •P<ce Uekll of 14lddJe. pot( Get louted be!ohl mUddy 1~5 Ford VB Falrl~nq Vlotorifl ll'OUDd hurfl you Phone h63 Cpe Hard Top Model Except Edaar Q~nolda, ReYdold'i Dally lonalln every way $1,49G, Biaet Store, Ml•dleport Olllb. lnar'a Pomeroy I IS Ble \ft I Otfe 1983 boa•e :'i1~ted • vs 4 dr coron•l • se ( 17 ~ He In "yy, dan On~ of the cloaneat 33s m W~nt to make $l3 to I~ I day' area '195 Blaeltnar • Pomeroy Many aro doln11 It Pleasant r:t:T.:-::---:-r-:-::---cr:--=1 ::-:13:_:6:::\e work for man Qr WOI)liD No 18M Fi1i:Pc~thj 4 dr Sed 4n Spark :::N•tjrl~~t'\v ff"fo~~ P.,s/j[~ip;~ f!Pt Qli4\lll bbck l•hlsh $495 you Wrlle !.I<!NESS C~MPANY, •..J!laetthar! Pometo! t 13 stc Freeport, Dl -!JS8 Bulcii Vii! . 4 dr Sedln . Sh~l&, , ' II 13 20 Ztp of l!"'ee !me ,.,. $89ft Blaet w,nted - Mah IQ ratii.. S.Iae dbtnar 8 l'ciheroy 113 lllc biJ9 aiid tomaiO<jf sba\'01 1955 Oldsmobile VB 2 dr Hard Modern house fam prefer Top Cpe )lydramat1c dr~ve ro4i ContaCt lmi¥ R t, ietar\ R&lt Almost llke tHe day 1! was Fal s, Ohio I 11, 8te sol~! $1,608 BWIIt•ar'! Pom Earn /earn and hav~ (un lhree 1 I3 B•c to lou nights ~ week Wrtte Box IlL No 668A % Tbe Dally Sentinel 19) !'"01' :liOII Pometoy .tor, int~I ~lllm ~-9-4 tp 1 7M 8 00 8 45 9 00 I I II --'l!- ~- $ Rooflni ~"' f rotrn1 'M b!\11 fqrmshed apart• COliPL&'I'I l!llm'!CI! PrfileeliOD Pllun• 6:!11 Nl~ Pi!olle ! 6039-lt. li~!i(ll · P:.Y!.IOUIH ChannelS-Monday ! ChannelS-Tuesday 8 00 Captam Kan~aroo 8 4~ CBS Newa 9 00 Morning Show 10 00 Garry Moore tlAi'ti!id§ s4w~ c3 t.Otlr Wl'e!kt!r Bei'vlce Der 5 Of! 5 ao 615 ~ 25 Weal~erc.,t 6 30 News' Plclure 6 45 NBC New1 , 7 oo Sabpr •I Lonl\l!n 7 30 TrOIIIU'I J!upt 8 00 Qmmbds o00 ~~~et McGraw 9 ~o BOb C~mlnJ• Show 10 Oo Cah!ol1!1ans 10 30 The N•w A4venturts of l!artU. Kane II 00 News l!eadUnes II lG Weatllereaat II 15 Nitewatch 1 I OC ~lin Off WCHS-TV Chanitel8, wood a1 e completed One can hardly p1ek up a nation&! magazme without fmdlng' reports of the rapid In crease m uses for plumlnum AuiAll, now us ing the bght metal In approxlmately lO per cent or their frames and motors, are destined, appm ently to use up to 40 per cent by 1966 fh1s IS only one Instance of the potential for aluminum ' ll1s to the great credit of the aluminum In dustry and the Ka18er company In parhcu lar that expansiOn has been ordered In a fa1th that alummum has a future News that Kaiser was cutting back Its projections for alum1nurn uses 10 or 20 years from now In deed would be bad news for us In the Meigs Mason area That It has not ordered a cut back is JUst aR good news as the other should have been bad Jmms, Etrn~an God,Cited Today Todv Romwr Room Tro•ble W1th father ,!lrl"ll~ Francll Show Treaillre Run! , T11e Pnce " R•ght !'ruth or Consquenoqa Tw 1ac Dough It ould Be \ ou Mid Day News Movtehrne K1tty Foylo Mot nee Theatre Queen fur a Day Comedy Time Sp•nach Playhuu"" Spom Eye W..thercast News PICture NllC News 7 00 Hawkeye 7 3ll I h1 Pr~<e Is Right Kaiser Aluminum Stands Pat On Plans For Expansion In Face 01 Reports Here That Blueprints A11e Reduced There Is little enough, II any, reason to doubt statements In today's Daily Sentinel by offlclals of. the Kaiser Aluminum and Chem1 cal company which dell¥ any 'cutba•k' m planB for production of primary aluminum at the company s Ravenswood Works Last week ~enunel stall men met '1 eports' at ettry turn around town of a serious 1educ llpn In the size of blueprints at Ravenswood Tlie company says this 1s not so Spokesmen for the company say tne laying off of approximately 2,000 const1 ucllon wo1 k era always was In the cards Were we ex peeled to maintain 7 000 construction work era here forever ' they asked w1th consider able justice Just as certainly the 5 000 1emamlng con atructlon workers will be released to other jobs li_S the many phases of wo1 k at Ravens I~ 2 30 3 00 4 00 g! Rent 6 45 Sign Ou 9 44 S1gn On 9 45 11 00 11 ~o 12 05 12 13 12 45 I 00 I 30 . L11 C d•da Ar N ed to !•:,tt• 1 e~ an I tes eJn amSp a~illpoutlnr !low F" FJ' h Bepalr~) S~rV!l1, or lrst •g t W ace T . .J?.al~ Se~.~!! ~~~~~!"rmddleport, o, Jan 13, 1958-3 ii'Tllotices 1Ill Wtu,ted to ~el'lt , ~ ·~..wed.~ woul~ Channe13-Monday I Channel3-Tuesday 6 45 S1gn Qn I ~:.e s=:a~~~ ..J. Wantea - Couple who ap will relit br trade my 6 room p~clate Low k~pl. occasional hOU81l lor 4 or 3 room &round ••lll'lnt duUea. 1\elorences re fJOO! home Call !lor Ka!par \blfed Call 1!37 X. I 10 Otc 917 M I U Stp SKid~ !Ufh School $hade Ohio I F ltiKuptjl til< t.M In Person I_41 Loll!t Flatt anlf-£itl slr~fi. 1!: • ~ 1 Adltilsllbn 0 ~ 1 tar~ti 601 J u1, ~~:d ')ti"W t:•~• 1 ~IY 0 1 'l&e e ec oor 1 st· 1 w .,J.o,.,.,. 1, .,,,, " "''--"-"-'-" todilt apd lavatory Qn flrst, U.m lb~ol Raci~· Plltildf Mill lbOd faras~ .!bout f!v! illitt.U\Is Jifilli.Y If frqrll tOUt't Houje A fl l!eh 1 11 Ttc •P 1" ,.., • " ' " ' ' " • • • • • gel 9IOMI I#Jt .\~) J?St & Found ilo•se. Suee~ss Rd Phone 3716 'T P"• u d ld Fccdsvllle Bh un Harrli Los "" P1at e an ,10 spec • laclet In Pom81'oy r8clangle I 11 s,c blrotals Ple01e Gall 0411 X For Rellt _ Jlxteusloa I a 8tc Scaffold Loards, 1lrop Clotba _._Cllnton l"l')b~r, MI4dleRPJ1, ISbl Aut& ~.vic;es Ph me O»X Ill If WSAZ-TV Chon"el.!t .BJ!!hdoy Observed Last Week Here Has Links Reaching ~pInto TM Past 01 Meigs County And 01 America Twenty years before Mr Elberfeld was born his father, Jacob Elberfeld I left thr prinCipality of Elberfeld m Germany for Am· erlca. He, like thousands or oth'Crs In unhap py ~pe. sought to escape mtermlnable wars and repression forced upon people 11 ho then ~ould dream of freedom because there was freedom m America m$ ., , ,- rELEVISION GUU)I Editorially ~·y laii week of -.~ of 11.1 eldest ~nd most outstandmg Citizens Jacob B' Elberfeld pbeerved his 90th birthday lt biB home on Mulberry av TUesday Every one of them has been spent m the town and area b, loves, Me1gs County The life of Mr Elberfeld reaches back to the admirustrabon of President Andrew Johnson Only three years before llr Elberreid's birth In Pomeroy President Abrah~m Uncoln was assassinated In Ford's Theater In one of the darkest hours of this nation • ·--- tho Na for tbe fn. WASHINGTO,N Jan l ~ OP The flril Amerlcans to fly lhto !pace aro likely I~ be sl~ volun leer leit Plloll. one ol whom al r!adi( hotaa the world • allttude reeoi!P,'11 '¥!• dl'!" today !'6iir ~I the ih iN 111 th"r qlld SO• 'l'be o(h l\1/o ITt In their lltt ~6'l ' Accqrdlnal~• blah civilian 1v1 ation o!llolal thlt htll dO!on men almdy rank_ aa accepled favor lies," for the first flights to be taken In tht X15 rockel re~~earch plarie now uader development The Alf Force hat called the XI~ a manned •pace<rlft ills 4• signed to-hy to • height or morr than 100 milco above lbe earth a• speeds 1q excess of ibree lim" Ihe speed ol sound 3 600 m p h The official 18ld the f~rst fllghl • w1ll be atlempled wlthm the nex two years All the tesls will b• conducteU fTDm Edwards Air Force Base Cehl Muat Provt •AirwOrthlno,,• The llny XIS wm be flown rtrsl to !'height or 50 000 feet by a 852 ~on1ber 'mother plane ' Then 1t wilt be relellScd !rom the Ji32S belly and speed aloft under t'Je power of it• own rockets • • Scott Crossltel~. 38 tis\ pQIIt lor tho Xl5'1 buit4er Nort~ Arne!; lean A1latwn, !aha ' has lreen ~ 111e a• the Afillltllan 0\"lt llke ~ to make the fll'sl opsoe flight l!ii Job wlli tie to ~1'dvo the 'airworthlnosa ol tbo XI~ Ito may take' the plane as high ., IOQ miles Mdllar1 men i•qeraily •lasolf1 ss \ spaee lillY area beyond 25 milts up where 99 per cent of the olrtH'a athmosphere Is left behind 1 I apd conv~,UQnjl "1lt "j)l'epj~lbl' planet <lnbor ~W\ Iii thJi te~ion pUol4 .lliiijt. ally an~ lflrblftldtir, ~~la 1b wllhlltn bt ~~14M ~ola, W fli&m u 1!1 ht, lr4JC1111& lli4 ~r ;. llnibQwti COl- nOla, I'll"~-., lille lotc.!a r• ~ ~4tli.so .t Crobll6 d li lhe faiMr olllle chlldreil. e waflhi 11M .,,. tb fly Iwlce the •poe~ or 1011nd UIO mph Aflet ilJallt Capt Ivan C Klnebeloe It Ia etlleeUid to take tho XIJ up lot "max! mum • allllutle Mit! ~ ~ I(Jucheiot!t 9-y~,P1;11l4 native •I Det;oll, lllrtad; llel.U I licit~!~ ·~ t1tude record o! 1211.000 feet ot about 24 mllQI, for lllaht In th X2 'I•• Cfdl !leW'i Tho third and final atoge to tilt Jests wlll be a aeries o! "detailed remreh' fi!Jh!J !'! ~termlne the rocket alrGI'all'4 i!t#.'qrmance at posalbly even hl;ltit I!Utild., than Klndeloc lJ expected to reach ::i:ii~=~• • NAC,l Pllillt TheJe fllgbU lrlll btl tltda by pllots of tbe Natlcnal AdvlllOJ')> (\ommll~ of Aero~Uca.- /on IY,C-\ WleJal tf4~tlfl ~ ~ Jo~epb A W~er, • l-ajleU. lor CaUI1 hbri l<i .«'611illilt9n. PA all Air ~aree ;eteru iail flther Of lhtft 1ltJt, • Nell. ~ ArmllrtlnJJ tl, tl.\111!' !'OC!k Clhf, tl!ll'n ln 'IV.~Qolta Ohiq1 a former NtVf iJiL!et p~ 10 Jlotca, Has ofi~ 1<111 John 8 ~~~y, ~. J,ali~ller, Calif r,n et•!i(ft tHiilt litih ef p II~ u, Ull· eaoter, Oilil, aft ei Navt. »Ub~ I Ho'm ' eM'aker Ne'w ' . ..... . ilio• •• 18!7~."0lvi ; the ht..b \eve! of IN7 ~~t t~ll w!U depl!hd on arowllil ltd!~ llllM coinli!J Ui!brll~ ~~ ~t(l~ddl 1101 The 6ebla~a Is ••~d IO't~ main sllohi li'ood ;rl~ iUI Dke Jy remil~ abote lhllte 81 !lilt ~• tll1 tnld !"" Clln,tlnllf upepdj ture1 for food It llk'll tq lqlal J little hl'her than Jndl~1letl (er this year IsliP A 1llght smaller ldpp1y of lleo! and veal will be available lb !Ida than was on qur 11\ar~ljta.J~ 11157 Tho number of he~~ of ealtle wUI be leso but each will be laraer afld more high quality bee! Will tit i vallable FOOD OUTLOOK Smaller aupplles •nd exj>Oded The food Sltua\ion will be • strong consumer demand fo' beef bout the same " In 195? Food '" will mean higher beef prJ... 111 pphes a1e 1xpcoted lo be close tn 1058 "'"""'"{· RAMONA S. I!OLLIDAY M11on Co. Homt bomomtrtllon A)lllll "Sij(]PPER$ GUIDI F6R 1951" 1'111! G!N·~~L iSU't\,OoK i'Oll CONSUMIRS ' The battle of higher lneomes end lncreesmg con1umer pr•e•• w11l eenhnue In 1058 Not all con· sumers wtll have htgber mcome• however bul all wUI be e!lec.ld bv h•gher costs H1gher wage r1tes and unemploymell! payments w1ll hold con&umer mcome at a high level The outlook IS lor oonsumer demand to be hltle dilfore~t than m )957 Church Of Cht•t'st transaction of any other that may come before the bu&inesa meeting will be held at the olfl,ee of 8aid Pomeroy Natlonal Bank on Jan CONTINU&D FRQM PAGe 1 uary H, at 3 30 p m L R Wiley, Judy Martin Jun1or H1gh, taught by Tho1j!a& Bowen EDISON ROBSTE1TER David Wiley Loyal Sons and Dau Presldent ghters Clasa, Chrurt10n Endeavor, (!) 2 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 9 10 11 13, IOio Chureh Csmp, Mrs George Chllds ~~~ Loyal Palo Class, Mildred Haw NOTICE OF SALE ley Homebuilder! Mro WeB:B1ds w1U be rece1ved until ley Fry Loyal.BercHns Class, Mra 10 00 o'clock A M on Saturday, George Hudson, Loyal Men's olaso Jonuary 18 ID:ill at the ofllces of Wilbur Theobald, Loyal Women'• Webster and Fultz, Altorneys, claas Mrs Ernest Lallance, Bible Pomeroy Ohio for !he purchase School 0 E McKinley who re of the Eva J Bowera real estate por\od an avmge attendance of located al 300 Broadway Street, 251 lor !967, Philalhea women Middleport Ohio being a s!Jr room Mn George Childs choir )Irs 0 frame dwelhllll house 'l'd Jol E McKinley, church treasurer L Said real estate was appraised R Wiley,, Mlmater s report Fred at $2 SOO 00 and cannot be sold for 1 Gardner leS! than the appra~sed value All The pastor also annoW!ced •I"' h1ds subject to the approval of c1al revival semces for two weeks the Probate Court. In February Nettle Boyer Admmls A fellowship hour concluded tratriX, With W11l An tbe evenings program w1h Mrs nexed, of the Estate of Gardner and Mrs Roill!rt Reibel Eva J Bowero presiding at silver coffee semces (!) 6 13. 16. Stc at the re!reshment table which wao lighted by white tapers and centered w1th an arrangement of NOTICE QP ,lPPO)NTMINT white stock and ohrysanthemums lx~,Wr with magnolia leave& lttoH of Cll•rln Mi McMIIttr Members Of the ho!pllall\f com· DtciiMJi mllte.- were Mrs Claren~ Neat Nctlde li horeby rJvea ./ ,that Mra Edgar Allens01orth l!lrs Clara ~· Mdtaaler "bose Poet Of< George Hudson, Mra Denv~r Rice, flee addre,_ It !>!Iddl,por\ Ohio, "MI's Ernest Lallanece. Mr8 George haslleen dillt apr.inted II ~eeu- ~hfiijs Mrs o E. McKinley, Mn trlx ol the l!:all e of Chatlea 14 111. L Kelly llro Guy Reynolds Mclla~ter late of Middleport, Mrs Reibel ~~d Mrs Gardner ·•nd hlftf' ,., Uw' Melg• c~unty, Oh1o1 deeea~t~ GRUESER Bt.ocx 19~ted thl; JOih aay of January, John C Bacon I MIIH North ti Pliiieroy lud11 of the Probate Court (Continued From Page Onol )!figs County O~lo arrolted for lntoxleatton wa• fmed Ill• ~~. Gill Orilttor (I) 13 20, 27, Stc '15 and coots and remanded to llicli l;rl... jail when he was un~ble to pay the !me along with another fine owed WilHam Haley 41, Rutland, paid 'fq!lf 01111 Ailllull'leed a f1n' of $13 and coJU tor Jntoxl Faller BlUSH MAN cation and wis releaM!d lilpet tlriiiW ~all)uel Mckinney 41, Middle 7M ,I. Mtl!'.~· port was assessed a !tno qf t!O and .._,, PIIJ. colll fer tntclicatlon and rel.Ued ""- lit. Ill - Alltr S PM on hia promise to paf the new line 10-Hf plus an old one of $3 by Wednea day Two youth! Roger Bissell lD of Ba•ball, and George E Sm•lh lA Chester were hailed Into court on charges of disturbing the peace by flgllllna B18oeU waa fined $10 and Act HOW eolll and Smith $15 ani\_ cosls SAVE$100T0$1000 BOth paid their f~nes and were re Waverly, O~la, dealer stue' leased wlth 15 new and used traller! U to 00 fL, also 10 wide& Tw or and three bodrooma, natlotla'l. ." A. ANI! ALsroclcHoi:'"om MEETIN~ Notice ts ereby f!jven that the known mak4 The lowell po8' aunual ~etlnil of the stbckhold albla teTJnl anf)l'herc Drive era of the F11st Natlonal Bank of lltUe fllld a.<a 1 lot Tbeae ar Racine Ohio wlll be held at the well wor!b ,.ur trip Thla I off1ce of s~id bank m Rac:me Ohao rour LAst shopj>lng place, 0< ~cording to It's by l•w•, on the com{ PJ'IPBred to des! Fsal 2nd Tuesday January 14, 1958 at ~ dl\llvery :M'ove In tomor 10 m lor the purpose of elect row Anythln& of tal~• liken ln& directors 'rtd the tradsactwn of such Other b'usu\ess as may pro~1)' come before 1ald meeUDI frteland 8 Norrie, Our r•commendatlons ate to plan buying to take advantage of laroo 11110nal ovppll" d~r101 ly 1951 and 111in In !too lt'a durmg these periods !hat pn cos are likely to average lowest of the seaaon a The Board authorized tb1j~ RonkriPI " . lJ914 *""e at tile Sldellllrllll' etboil ill Chun:h Ia Ironton Feb 1? ta Mare~2. , , • t1 lo 1 ,. , '*' Thtrteeo •membera were vreaen~ ·-------.;.a ' VALLEY JUNK CO. :;•'/ and-CORN· Stanl-ey llib'" ... ..., Ldtii Botllllll, Route 211 %1 8llp flo I ~ ~mt Time liltw Furnlhlw. roa $,299.00 BAKER • FURN~TURI .. ~ itlllttelt corM hi Mllifl8110rl bOll MIJ.etl HI!' BJ tile balo or traDer Joe4 H A cote, ')'lip ~ Pl~lftl Phone !260 !2MItil -'--~ ·~t PQDtlac Rouse Trailer 40 It !10 It awnlngo In good condt !Ion &88onN!le Call ~ 1/eo 7ti:orrls, Rutland I·Hitp Nine Arrested co. 'wm. ' - Uke CIIJ,.. • ·· """" anJ TRAILIIt$ TRAILERS ·~·~~~-::~v lloilcl~ a II) Ia; IU,'II, !J~1~11. ~ OPTOB11'rllll!f N. W- COMPTO '!"'"· , �' ' I --v Y SENT/HfL· • - ~..._Pall!' Sentll!~l, .J>O~m;y Midlljer~(.~.' ~n ~l~ '\.r 7 00 8 o~ ir30 10 00 10 ·,o II 00 II 30 12 0< 12 30 ' ·~ County wiU~h baa m111y slnmg and He migrated down the Ohio River to Silt!~ 'illlo!iome lUlk$ wll!l the past, note~ the In Pomeroy and began wort '#lth S A. M. Moore In his &tore Through the greatest dlh gence he bmlt his own secunty and \las able to found a busmess known today m Pomeroy as Elberfeld s Store He gave to Amerlc.!l his skills, Ius dreams, and Ju4reat energy The sl01 y of this busmess IS too long to recount here However, Jacob Elberfeld II, who was 90 this week followed In the foot steps of his lather The busmess today Is an outg1 o11th of the labor and striving of the fu st Jacob Elberfeld It would be hard to Imagine a life more lyp1cal ol the Slgmflcance of Amenca to the Old World than that of tlje first Elberfeld and of hts son who Meigs County has come to know and love so well The people of Potneroy Meigs County and of next-do01 neighbor Mawn County, want nothmg but the best to happen to their lon~­ hme friend Mr Jacoly Elberfeld II I 00 I 4 45 ' 5 iJt, 5 30 6 15 6 25 6 30 6 ll - -- - - - - - - - - Death Ruled As Needed To Figure Market In Stock Accidental In ly ILMIR C WALZ&R puhi!Shcd by the l1crr1ll Ander s d k T d Ulllltd Prt11 Plnanclal Editor aon ln an US y rage y NEW YORK UP - Janu• the Ad•lco To Novlco 1 Ell'\lll<!ln god alter whom Jnnuory The f~rm s~yg Januo should WOODVIII E 0 UP -Joaqum Wll named, W&l/8 bearded two hav!! hr<'n th!! god ur the trustee Puente 28 Wooclvtl lt was aecl faced phenomenon who could h{cuusc or his ohJhty to look hllck dclllally shot to death Friday Jook Into the puat with onE: fate ward mHI forw. r I In the l:'urrent Slndusky County d(lputics said to an(llnto the future with the othor I~Nuc tht n as u bit of advlco on ciJ\ j Wall ~treot just now would lijco \he mdltods or trufltet! operation n~putH s ~aid Puente and tw(l to hive tht! face thai luukll lor n thi 1111rket that eould be help compnnlons Jc!ltts Arellano 21 ward because It 1s uncertain H the ful to the novice und Jo:;cph Reyna 30 wete tat muket can eeneraltl enough 1!()1 shuotu•g wtth .b 32 ~ahbf'r re Iteam to try aaain to overtukc thu 1ht trudee s duty says the or volvcr vhcn a cartridge becllm~ November blah or U It Is uhout tule 111 1t1 sulk the max111um In stuck n the c:luunbtr They saiC: to meot a now te~t uf the O~;l 24! come CU1unstcnt w1th safely ami Pt~entc handud the gun to Arel lotrl the 1111 xmwm allf(lty consa:Jtt!nt hmo to free the cartridge and the J•nua contcs lntn the )Ueturo In With !111 Jlrtu.ludlol of mcomc m ~ un cl scharged, the bullet strak Ute. cumnt 'Truat and Estate rcnHonuhlc amount lng Puente In the chest Newa and Vlew• a monthly bul Ancllhcn come• !he rub for lhe letln on wllll trusts und taxeH film ex plains I Ius means research - mto the companlu w~ose bonda and Htocks nrc under ~.:ctusldcration IIllO the mduatr1es they represent lnlo their products md the public accuptance lhcreof, 'nto what £or w11nt of a better word h called COl UMBUS UP -Oov C Wll economy as a whoie, with a view llam 0 Nelli today appointed two CoLUMBUS UP - Mu Roxy toward asrccrlalnJng the plactl and nddlllonal memboro both from P~tt.-aon llel(clonlalne ~bn a fole of each lndu&try and each Toledo lo the Governor • Advisory And Commission on C1vll Rlihll ~Our! bailie Friday for rU!Iody of company In lt'iat economy hll' thr.. young children born then It means prudence in \he They were the Rev Arlhur W applu:ation or Huch research Hargale Rector of Trinity Eph " wjllle abe wu atilt a minor lloon artor lhe blrth of the chll cnpal Chureh and attorney Jameo Usln1 Two )'jtJdo dren J&rs Patterson lodged lhe<l' Thats a big order Cor the aver Slalm Glbsc>n Ja lhe home of Air and Mrs Wal ago llltle Investor Its a job o! ter Copas bore u!linJl two hcada - one to look Tbo molher ogrecd to pay $7 a backword Into the past and lhc WHk for each of the flrat two ch•' other to vlot the future - like d",n. bul otoppcd payments nfler Janus ' l~e weeki 4 wu alleged an.l Tho Anderson firm observe& ftllied to pay •ny board aller thnt the trust cumpanlos and MIITil\10 TI)NIOIIT placlna the Ihlrd child banta serving aa trustees un The Laurel (l(f! lttnlth Clu~ Mr. Pattcraon sued lor cuatod take conaldorabto e< mfort In the l of Ilia children las! D•eember to re&ults of the two dlroctlonal will moot to~lihl at ? 10 ' 't the homo of Ivy Nwell A whJte elo~ !hem to Bcllelonlatne where pollclcs they have oboerved pbanl sslo wiU be hP.Id All&, aba and her buaband "" buying • there will be a apoclil buaineaa !loin• meetlng and aU melllbera are ur Common Pleu Judgr Georg' eed to be pre•ut J. ' J&arahall rulod II woqld b• __..,.. •fill to the children to con PTA MIITING TC)l!IGHT tbo unnatural relaUonlhlp The Centrll PTA wlll meet toexlated to date ' !le nlllht at the acbool at ?•10. Mlaa chlldron returned to Sally SchRif; talchar ln the Rut land achoolt, wlU '""k on "Spec COLUMBUS UP - Attorne)' ial Edueatlon ill the kbOOIL" A for Robert Hambonc Jackson mu•lcai p~oar.. wW alaO lit ,.... CmclnnHtl havo ftlcd an appeal ltnlad. for o arw lr1ul m tho V S Su TO MilT TUI'IIAY pr£!mt C1urt r 1r t h ~ ronvlctetl The Ladles' Blbll Clalll of the k1 ilcr 1.1 Clnt.:mnatl detcctwe Wal Fint Bap~at Cb~~ win moot lor lhrt Tuetday ~1811100!'- •l I p m at Jack!On and hi> par1ne1 Lemuel Son Trotter are achedule1J to be Jhe homa of lira 1 M Archer, electrnrUtt!d at Ohio Penittntlary Walnut St __,... Jan 23 ~!OUSIW~II~fiG f!ILD Mr and Till'il Be111al'tl F\1111 Trotter Jacluon and \\ llhe Dar nett were chargedd with k!Ulng llli'Prll!e~ Frl~af ewplnr with a Han during !he altompted rob holll!f warmi~i 111d hr~d(e pll'ly Mro William bcry of 1 Cmelnnatl bar Sept 10 pla11netl bY llr< 1Dr..5 Hnrnt It was a<ljud ~e d lns11nr. Ever•on, Mr and '. loll'il Bernard 1tflnke a•d l)r and Mri Clyde u d !lent to 11 hosp1tal ln~el• Gifts w.re ~aented to the boat nd 'lo•te!a tn~ relreah LOT OF BLOOD l"'nla w're aerved, WASlllNGTON, Jan II UP The R•d Cro,. proudly anno~need A,U:ll£':nT!NG tuday !hal Iince tlie lllrt ol Ill leJ"rJ, Ani 9f 1tvUlan blood bant ~II'~ tura •11• 1t haa collected 1211111• ineet IIIli evenbil •it _..,.,IMine 01 lion plata ol blood. ' 111n. Nillle w~ al ~~~o Toledoans Get Appointment To Ohio C-R Board Mother Wins Court Battle For Children • OailJ• Sentmel Davbonk Appeal Is Filed In Top Court For Convicted Killer - -e '"tl !a 7 00 9 00 9 SO 10 00 10 30 11 00 ll 30 12 uO 12 30 l 00 I 15 lt 9derll Romance11 4 45 8 00 Restless Gun 8 30 Tales of Wells Far1o 9 00 Twenty ooe 9 30 1 Good) ear Theater 10 00 Susptclon II 00 News ReadUne1 II 10 Weathercast II t5 N1lewateh I 00 Sign 011. !f/ 2 30 3 00 4 00 Today I,IOmPf~ Room TJ-oub\e \VIth Falhl'l Arlene Frini!ll ~tiow Treajlll't! I!Uilt The Pl'lce li Rf(ht '!'ruth or CoiUle<jUt1ie Tac Dough It Could Be You Mid Day News M Vlctlme Kitty Foyle Matmeo T~eatre Queen :or a Day Modern Romances Comedy Time Spl~af'll Playhouao Sp A'ls Eye ' ,1 wd<ft.. ; jj llEAU:IIS (0 - ~Ji:bl_;:j uo .- 10 30 II 30 12 00 12 10 12 15 than .100 Not ~~11, per cent 12 30 Jl this total was tn !llnatl J!i!ts 12 45 ThiS committee abo listed a'i1tt!e I 00 mm;e than $102 000 m "other recc1pts Among contributors to the Dcm orshc commattcc was former PreSident Truman with $200 and lm met Secretary of State Dean Achooon wllh one contrlbutlcn of SJOO and anollier of $100 In add1l10n Speaker Sam Ray In The Red; Dems·Ahijld ,a The !)ally Sentinel Ao eawpa!Jn Dlreator of th• WASHINGTOI'f, uP - The Jle, M81 4h of Dime• In Me•fl! Co publloan National Committee t reel an explanation 1s due on our wound up 19611n the red It was currl!nt dr1vc revealed today Its Domocratlo The P'trcll1cn's pope<Jrn stanrl ccunLcrparl fmlshed w1th a small 11 going gr~ot ond Will continue to surplus collect for Pullr Heart fund and The GOP ~ommattee had a de£1 Cancer but T ha\C had to mnlte an cit of 5303 912 II re<e~ved $827 unusual roquest 112 tn c:ontnbuhons and spent $1,The Much ot Dunes h1u1 never 131 024 ioln<d a Unlled Fund nppenl lor The Democratic committee had many rc:u~ons One of the moln a $6 766 aurplus It rece1ved ~824 onea Js ti]at the N F I P w10heo to li3!i tn contributions and spent burn of Texas gave $1 000 control its own Cllnds without any $81? 769 Interference The f1gures were disclosed 10 f1 The GOP gift list showed that Thla Is a wood thmg tor ua horo nand• I reports !tied w1th the Nelsen Rockefeller gave $1 000 In Meigs CQ tince we have hart to clerk of the llou~c us re<JUarcd by Smclaar weeks secratary of com JDe1ce, $25 Sen W1lham L'nger dt aw mapv t&hounmb ot dollars Jav. ocratlc comm1tte was fo11mer from NFIP ht o1dm lu care for The Republican committee rc President Eisenhower s sccwity our ()Wn patients but if we wet c In United Funds m the large cth e~ elved $7?9 775 in g1fts of $100 or adviser, $23 we woult1 not huve acca.~• to th1 ~ more and $47 3!8in le" than $100 Thus, more than 0 per cent or 1ts money were small While Iilii IS N01 applicable lo contrtbut1ons The DemocratiC conlnlitlee reIV J t It our locnl lnemen m any way th,. cciVOd $1143 795 In eontr~buhon• of National Foundatton feels th Rt Hn.Y untted efftJI't actually Is 11 '100 or mo~~~~ ~177 DQII 10 lesa break In their rules Sf) I have been obliged to as k a ~lg favor o, those hanl working fh'emeo The Poliv lund will be benefi L<onard Quisenberry and ram led b~ one Soturday a! lhe last of lly of Allmny hove n1oved Into the month and the Heart and their aew heme near Vul" Mill I Cancer drivea wHl bNiefJt the ol Paul and Connie Weyand .r C1> her Saturday• 1 1m deeply grate- lumbus spent last week v1sdmg ful to those great guys our f1r their grandmother Mrs Gemvera men and terribly &orrv to hnve lo Foster 1 ask for any spectal favors but every org mlzatlon has its ruJcg Winnie Ch1lst Is enrolled at the I and 1 must abide by the ruleR of Southerton Beauty S•hool Athens lhc National FoundatiOn lor In Bonnie Fllzpatmk and Beverly lantlle Paralyllls Cottrill attend the Wilton Rutland 1 certainly want til thank the ball ~arne at Rutland Tue&day l<"tremen for thctr coopcratton 14r and Mrs t...land Moore and H E Boney family Mansfield were week end auest• of Taylor Moore and Wife IIlLI STUDY Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle made The Blblo study el"' sponaored a trip to Dayto~ last week end by the Chrlatlan Crusaders Claaa, Ora Cottrlll spenl Thursday aft will be held at the First Baptist ernooo with Mro. Lulu Oxley of Chureh, Tuesday ev entng Dowlngton 6 v5 7 00 7 30 8 00 8 30 ,----------'11~00 D30 CHESTNUT RIDGE Daily on 990 ly ~ IL 1111110111. .,._ YOU'VI ~~t!Q' day at U)e e!Ulll rawllt a aalatl ar lllbtl1 nflloe Alld 1111111111'11111 cooked. Sem 'IIPt&IIIe "ll"M ' to relu, IIWif ol .,,. aie ltlJJ often. wury at tile ad of JO\Il work· IRa-About lour or~" tQ1 ~~~~ boWl. I aW"k Or Ollt am, WIJiaJmw iio nlu onca mort 111 ftllllt you p:efer bome. AI IUD. JOU c&ll Hid 01 ~'- $b, polllrf alld W. tloM but tekl U!OII' pi'WOUI fill -.A\ IINI Olllllflllil daJIJ' 0o. mJnulll on the lraln or bu to c~'*l)f ban dr!e4 beau, forltl JOtlr worrlel and Ul:e J)tU ~IDUII. thlnp eUJ. Jllfad 111d ·~"- two ltlole DlaMt or 1110ra emlnp oaeb lla11latt I1Uft lheJ "' wbole JIHJn or en• Wl\an JOU urt•a 1101111, lt'l a rlcbJ.4 J&lQ; l'fllltfa'~r 1111aood !!Ita wlie 401111 and tate autrl talqOJ, a DQ, ar al Ieut Hiller II o;r 10 ,.., much ~ wltll ~IV 10 lllillulell, be!Grt tatlnl dill· etr .. JOU dellft. ner Tbll wllltln rour atomaeb ~lter-A!Iouf"two table· a ebulll to btcaDie uokllolled 1 llflllf Blllhtl1 mllra, It Whether JOU pltla to s1aJ you ab home for 1111 nen1111 or lo 10 1~t - '-'Old or two about ••· out, mt.ltl aure JOU eat 1 ercllt. , p111lelr tllnller ·~ '1'/hal ~nJ~ JOU Ill! WeD, ~ lf-141 11t1t'a ?•1'1 llmjlle to llllliV. y,_ Qo1f whal lhll)' "' ........._._ abou~ all Wlk tllld no )llal. - .,.... wen. to n,. a rtaUJ heallbf laoh ~ JOII dtoulcl aet rour dar, JOU mul have 111111~ earseven blllc loodlln lite proper ctst. tllllDUII\. WhatJOU dflll1 eat lor Walklnllo and !rem tilt tall· bteUIUI or IUIIeb should be road ai&lfor. or bill atop helps, made IP 11 dlnllar lime Tbut nt couru. Qui at leut on,ce ~r bulo vt: twlot a'"'lapend 1 11111 h011n Mltt.-.AII adlllt needs at leut bowllnl, ~t11J, ao1th!r, two • - a dv. n 1111 be ulillg, piQI!Ir tellllta-WitltdriDtlnl It, mtillnctt aver you prefer with olllt~loodl. or ill lee ore111 "1!'i don't c•erloot dane1n1 an4 ~· Nol cnly la danellll fG!DIIIIII~ l't!U)\1,;,1'110 or IJ!Ore !lmillll• t~ 1 healtbftll, loo dallr. Mt al lea.l one raw Quwmo1l A1l1l JUIIIWlll !lull J,n4 'eltrua flultl or 1 o 11• Ialllere 101 way for a tomatut~ d&J. ~w tau lllaulill olhet ill t tnjljlllon IIIIo the lllUJo Iva • )two OJ lll&rt a''il a atidltt t• '"••a -, ~ daf(41111, Alllier: AI 'n t 111111 II • 1potatoei> , Ollt crem or ,~ ~od ollaltluc llla11llll. l ' ll!IUI!!!J'!!Ii!!IJi!l I ~ s~ot On Your Radio Dial ' Wrltw As the WorlJ Tu1111 Beat the Clock House party B1g Payoff The Verd1ct Is Youre Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge cl N1ght Early Show Your Esso Rellarler Sports Parade Weathermnn Leave IL TU 'Beaver ltob Hoo~ Burns and Allen T•leo( S<outs Danny Thumas December Br1de StudJ 1 One Up-to the-Mmuto Ne-. Scanning th& \\•ath .. The Late Show 10 00 10 30 11 30 12 00 12 10 12 15 12 3C 12 0 I 00 I 30 2 00 2 30 3 oo 3 30 4 00 4 15 4 30 ~ o.> 6 30 6 45 B 55 7 00 7 30 8 00 6 9 :W db 9 30 10 00 10 30 -11 00 ( ll 05 In l o I ~les I i 'it'..--__.__ - . Gentle Pc,~y Syro old alao dimng room suit~. Jabl~ 6 chilrl• bul let arla ehlha olo10t1 Mrs Vir glmq Carter, t.ong Qttom Oh•b I 13 3tc 1-1"3 Dodge S~dan to be sold to the h1gh bidder at Midway Motor SaJes, Mmerav1lle, 0 on Jail 14 !958 at 10 a m (!) lll-t317 31< ~ ....._...__ - ~- nSUrCirtee ..u. ... _ i ""t!,..,l.. ..1~• , . - • ..., -- ~ ~ ... - · "":":r._.... •r.::.;; cltiU a ---=::.:::.=:_._. _ l ll IL ..1 . _ - .1 Man or woman to su~ply Nat1on ally Advertized Wittlrln• Prod ucls to customers In MJDDLEPORT Average $2 50 ~er hour from start No lnve~lment nee ossary We help you start an Independent buslness Wrlt• H E: Stapelberg 74 E Robln,.n Avenue Barberton Ohio (I) 6132D-27 4lc I181 Employment Wanted --- _ ~•••• /lo!llll !foWl~ wit~ fll,l'f8" eeniral lcO.tlM IH Mldftiepot!. on col'ller Jot WUI leU flltblin ed or unf"ti\IJbed " llnn , 6035-lt 11. r. ~et, 2tltJ, ild lllddldjl~i't, llJIIo t!i-til'lfc n,.,,.. r---r ~.. .f1t'l.6i. t.MI:Ifltr "I "' FA ... ,U7 s, 'llod IJ.tootn hlltlle, with ba ment, 3 porch es with 1ood rdof1 Good ~m an~ other bull~lop 80 acres for Palture and evlllvatton AU min era11 OnlY $tQOO 00 FOR TRADI IALIframe MIDDLIJIOIIT - oR 7-room hou" with batb. llrge front ro:..~nl~:t h:C:oo';,Jo:;.~~ for farm MtOOL&PORT _Duplex, 10 room frame, each slde .,lib bath Good Income potential $6000 oo Will trade for (arm LANG4Vllll! - 6 room frame house w~red, water In kitchen \\ acre tot very good ~arden, pra&Q, and outllde cellar $6000 Will tt:ade for tol\'n prol"'riY CUCKL&R REALTY BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y t (! ) 11. 3te Lenal Notice ~ The annual meeting of stockholders of the Pomeroy tlonal Bank of Pomeroy, Ohlo the electlon of drrectors and Dlnlng room suite, three 9Xl2 ixmmtBler rugs Sellers kttchAn Now taklntl appliCations lor Sen cabmet, d..,k three radiant tmel Newspaper Routes in heitm and power mower Wu Pomeroy Call 398 pomoroy bur '!1heoti!lld 2Jl8 S Second 12 26 tp Ave , Middleport I or Phone 62 80 afttr 4 p m I ll 3tc No.w taki~appll!:ahons for sen tmel Newspaper Routes in Ctullfll1 IIUUI Kitdten Kl..ben Middleport CAll 398,1 PoR'• designed for your home Free 1213 1< roy elllroat.. Foreman II Ab 1011 Phone 8J$.Y 8 6 II (20 JB~siness Servit.eS __ 1 11'0& Sit.!:: 9ne Lan•aaiA:! deep 1 GOOd Clctm Used Cars well jOt pump wit'\ preasure >\ll Mates Qld Models toot and &'Witeb: Also liS-feet ,. ll.l pi..Uc (roe, 1~ t m, one METROPOLIT1'\1"1 arc~lttet'& draWillC table, l(ool AUTO SALES an4 tOOia Oile 11r•wrlter desk ~=~i':l':'l=~~il::::r"l!'l and 011e filing eabhet, handmade QUICK SERVICE on •W~tch R~ Olltlelemle tohl.o saw, one wOod pairillll by Factory Trajned lathe, •ne eolld o,k 11dcb9ard, watchmaker& COlLINS JEWEt.. ze "White" sewlna machine, ERS, Pomeroy I 3 If I!DIIquo. P~oet Porooroy 81~ - J ;.;;;vi" to t 811• RADIO & Tlli..EVISIOX •~ Cl!l ,.,.--:---:--:-:--:-:--:--:::---c Phone 201) Cleland Appllance \7 It dpuble disc I(J' amg10 Store. Ill w MaiD st. ' Pomerov bottom John Deere pull pl9• zs If I W double bollflm bJternatlon 1 I e1 ito 8 Pull Plow an rubber I WE BUY • !OI qulhvatora lor Farmall Fl2 tractor II~! ,Tohn D""re Ira STJIUi:TURAL t BIAMS ctor w1th Hydrabc loader and KRA~ lltON - MITALS 1 .,t bydrallo cultivator for th• above lraelor, I 1•od used OHIO IOX38 tractor tire and tube 1 (dod fresh Guernsey Durhhm """' milk cow I mixed cow Phont 510 ilo"'"'"' Ralph A Lambright RD No 2 Bsller llurt Road, Pomeroy1 ~:;;! ~ 011,10 1 6 8tp CONCitTI! lli;(ICKS Channei13-Monday Channe113Tuesday 9 44 Slflli 0.. Mormng Movie 9 43 Morning Movie Adventures In L<arnlng II 00 Adventures 10 Learnln& Nflighboro II ~0 Neighbors Noon News 12 05 Noon News IJberace 12 15 Frankie Laino Show Movie QuiCk Quiz 12 45 Movle Quick Q~b Gretchen Wade Show •I 00 Gretchen Wade Show Movie Malmee \ 30 Alovh Matlnee J 00 American Bandstand 300 Amer1eao Bandatand 3 30 Do You Trull Your Wife 3 30 Do You Trust Your Wife 4 00 Amencan Bandlland 4 00 Amencan Bandstana 600 Superman 5 00 Sir Lancelot 5 30 Mickey !Jiouae Club 5 SO l.!lekey l!louH Club eoo Cartoon Club 8 oo cartoon Club 6 30 Arthur J Smith Reports 8 25 }'ive Star Final the News 6 U Newt 7 00 Harbar Command 7 oo Grv Ghoc 7 SO West Point 7 30 \Cheyenne SOO Guy Mltcholl Show 8 30 Wyelt Earp 8 30 Chlllll Smith 9 00 Broken Arrow U00 Volce of Firestone ' 9 30 Teltphone TilDa 9 ;1(1 Lawrenoe Walk 10 00 OSS 0 ao I Led Tbret Llvea 10 30 Public Defender II 00 News II 00 Newa II 15 Theater 13 II 15 Theater IS 12 30 Sign Off 12 30 S)flll Olf PILMkl~-=c=~lc::PT::~c-:D:::R.:_..,OP,.,----:R::E:=:PI,:,L-BOR:-:-::-:-DI-R-A--n-A-C..,.f(RO "E Jan 11 UP - llo• or ADEN, Jan l! UP 1-:- RoJal flee receipts tro111 ,\m~rlcan ftliM Air Force planes 1nd Joel! tribe• In Italy dropped sharply\laet year men beat off a border attao,k by apparenljf as 1 resull of televi.Sion Yemeni troops yeslerday the gov eoll)petlt on ernment announced today ("O B) I ~~II J;~~;=l>~rim i'~:~ Il6~~ ' ~~~...~"'i~t~t~ J~e '""'= ·~ _ - --(21 ) o IE 2 room apartmaot Cooklni pr1 "~- _ state 1 Sign On Capl,ln Kanproe CBS 1-lewa Morning Sh.,. Garry Moore Arthur Godlrll)' Dotto News at Noon Katie a Almanac J,ove ol We Search for T>morrow Guldin( Light Kalle • Kltcllen As the W>rid Tllma Beat tbo Clotk Houseparty .Jl18 Payoff 'rhe Verdict !s Youn Brlghter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night The Eorly Show Your l!sso Reporter Sports Parade Weathermon RIChard D10mond Telephone Time Phll Silvers Show Eve Arden Show To Tell ,.The Truth Red Skelton $64,000 Questloa Mama U!>'to-the-mlnute Newa Scanmog the Weather The Late Show WHTN-TV Cl1onnel13 Mel.ls County N'ews 12:10 p.m. Dinne·r--=S.,.--h-oul -~ dln-cl:...ud_e__ BQSic Foods You Mi9Sed 10 00 11 00 :: ~~ Arthur Qodtrey Delio News at Noon Kalte s Almanac Love of Lite Search for Tomorrow GJt.:hn~ Ught Ka\101 Kitchen l Aut\3 in? Clint Lower Lauiei CHI! !toad, Pomeroy, Rt 2. 17.fitp Now av liable far bou,. palritln IMidJ ana olit Rlehard Fllhe: Pb 0U. us~ p Oi'o • om Y 1 11 SIP _ mini \'Hdne 8128-ll. It 8to Ui.. 4ol<t. P'lie. P~Uo 001 Dol' new 3 roon) and ~'th apart IIIUt III<Jdle;ort. OhiO t s It bl I t AI J mens ~ a e Qr wo, so tll)la~«·•ff''l!.. ~ Altti!C7 ,9155 Bu~ek VS 2 dr Sedan Dyna vlleres CIP~t tl! tolln 127 flow drive A careful Qll.e dW~er Bbtternut AVe, Pol)l!roy car' oti,ajjother l101'/ BujcV Ra6ic t10.flto and Heater '15113 Blaeltnar's • • .,. 1' ' "' ~ Pomeroy 1 13 6tc l'raller •P<ce Uekll of 14lddJe. pot( Get louted be!ohl mUddy 1~5 Ford VB Falrl~nq Vlotorifl ll'OUDd hurfl you Phone h63 Cpe Hard Top Model Except Edaar Q~nolda, ReYdold'i Dally lonalln every way $1,49G, Biaet Store, Ml•dleport Olllb. lnar'a Pomeroy I IS Ble \ft I Otfe 1983 boa•e :'i1~ted • vs 4 dr coron•l • se ( 17 ~ He In "yy, dan On~ of the cloaneat 33s m W~nt to make $l3 to I~ I day' area '195 Blaeltnar • Pomeroy Many aro doln11 It Pleasant r:t:T.:-::---:-r-:-::---cr:--=1 ::-:13:_:6:::\e work for man Qr WOI)liD No 18M Fi1i:Pc~thj 4 dr Sed 4n Spark :::N•tjrl~~t'\v ff"fo~~ P.,s/j[~ip;~ f!Pt Qli4\lll bbck l•hlsh $495 you Wrlle !.I<!NESS C~MPANY, •..J!laetthar! Pometo! t 13 stc Freeport, Dl -!JS8 Bulcii Vii! . 4 dr Sedln . Sh~l&, , ' II 13 20 Ztp of l!"'ee !me ,.,. $89ft Blaet w,nted - Mah IQ ratii.. S.Iae dbtnar 8 l'ciheroy 113 lllc biJ9 aiid tomaiO<jf sba\'01 1955 Oldsmobile VB 2 dr Hard Modern house fam prefer Top Cpe )lydramat1c dr~ve ro4i ContaCt lmi¥ R t, ietar\ R&lt Almost llke tHe day 1! was Fal s, Ohio I 11, 8te sol~! $1,608 BWIIt•ar'! Pom Earn /earn and hav~ (un lhree 1 I3 B•c to lou nights ~ week Wrtte Box IlL No 668A % Tbe Dally Sentinel 19) !'"01' :liOII Pometoy .tor, int~I ~lllm ~-9-4 tp 1 7M 8 00 8 45 9 00 I I II --'l!- ~- $ Rooflni ~"' f rotrn1 'M b!\11 fqrmshed apart• COliPL&'I'I l!llm'!CI! PrfileeliOD Pllun• 6:!11 Nl~ Pi!olle ! 6039-lt. li~!i(ll · P:.Y!.IOUIH ChannelS-Monday ! ChannelS-Tuesday 8 00 Captam Kan~aroo 8 4~ CBS Newa 9 00 Morning Show 10 00 Garry Moore tlAi'ti!id§ s4w~ c3 t.Otlr Wl'e!kt!r Bei'vlce Der 5 Of! 5 ao 615 ~ 25 Weal~erc.,t 6 30 News' Plclure 6 45 NBC New1 , 7 oo Sabpr •I Lonl\l!n 7 30 TrOIIIU'I J!upt 8 00 Qmmbds o00 ~~~et McGraw 9 ~o BOb C~mlnJ• Show 10 Oo Cah!ol1!1ans 10 30 The N•w A4venturts of l!artU. Kane II 00 News l!eadUnes II lG Weatllereaat II 15 Nitewatch 1 I OC ~lin Off WCHS-TV Chanitel8, wood a1 e completed One can hardly p1ek up a nation&! magazme without fmdlng' reports of the rapid In crease m uses for plumlnum AuiAll, now us ing the bght metal In approxlmately lO per cent or their frames and motors, are destined, appm ently to use up to 40 per cent by 1966 fh1s IS only one Instance of the potential for aluminum ' ll1s to the great credit of the aluminum In dustry and the Ka18er company In parhcu lar that expansiOn has been ordered In a fa1th that alummum has a future News that Kaiser was cutting back Its projections for alum1nurn uses 10 or 20 years from now In deed would be bad news for us In the Meigs Mason area That It has not ordered a cut back is JUst aR good news as the other should have been bad Jmms, Etrn~an God,Cited Today Todv Romwr Room Tro•ble W1th father ,!lrl"ll~ Francll Show Treaillre Run! , T11e Pnce " R•ght !'ruth or Consquenoqa Tw 1ac Dough It ould Be \ ou Mid Day News Movtehrne K1tty Foylo Mot nee Theatre Queen fur a Day Comedy Time Sp•nach Playhuu"" Spom Eye W..thercast News PICture NllC News 7 00 Hawkeye 7 3ll I h1 Pr~<e Is Right Kaiser Aluminum Stands Pat On Plans For Expansion In Face 01 Reports Here That Blueprints A11e Reduced There Is little enough, II any, reason to doubt statements In today's Daily Sentinel by offlclals of. the Kaiser Aluminum and Chem1 cal company which dell¥ any 'cutba•k' m planB for production of primary aluminum at the company s Ravenswood Works Last week ~enunel stall men met '1 eports' at ettry turn around town of a serious 1educ llpn In the size of blueprints at Ravenswood Tlie company says this 1s not so Spokesmen for the company say tne laying off of approximately 2,000 const1 ucllon wo1 k era always was In the cards Were we ex peeled to maintain 7 000 construction work era here forever ' they asked w1th consider able justice Just as certainly the 5 000 1emamlng con atructlon workers will be released to other jobs li_S the many phases of wo1 k at Ravens I~ 2 30 3 00 4 00 g! Rent 6 45 Sign Ou 9 44 S1gn On 9 45 11 00 11 ~o 12 05 12 13 12 45 I 00 I 30 . L11 C d•da Ar N ed to !•:,tt• 1 e~ an I tes eJn amSp a~illpoutlnr !low F" FJ' h Bepalr~) S~rV!l1, or lrst •g t W ace T . .J?.al~ Se~.~!! ~~~~~!"rmddleport, o, Jan 13, 1958-3 ii'Tllotices 1Ill Wtu,ted to ~el'lt , ~ ·~..wed.~ woul~ Channe13-Monday I Channel3-Tuesday 6 45 S1gn Qn I ~:.e s=:a~~~ ..J. Wantea - Couple who ap will relit br trade my 6 room p~clate Low k~pl. occasional hOU81l lor 4 or 3 room &round ••lll'lnt duUea. 1\elorences re fJOO! home Call !lor Ka!par \blfed Call 1!37 X. I 10 Otc 917 M I U Stp SKid~ !Ufh School $hade Ohio I F ltiKuptjl til< t.M In Person I_41 Loll!t Flatt anlf-£itl slr~fi. 1!: • ~ 1 Adltilsllbn 0 ~ 1 tar~ti 601 J u1, ~~:d ')ti"W t:•~• 1 ~IY 0 1 'l&e e ec oor 1 st· 1 w .,J.o,.,.,. 1, .,,,, " "''--"-"-'-" todilt apd lavatory Qn flrst, U.m lb~ol Raci~· Plltildf Mill lbOd faras~ .!bout f!v! illitt.U\Is Jifilli.Y If frqrll tOUt't Houje A fl l!eh 1 11 Ttc •P 1" ,.., • " ' " ' ' " • • • • • gel 9IOMI I#Jt .\~) J?St & Found ilo•se. Suee~ss Rd Phone 3716 'T P"• u d ld Fccdsvllle Bh un Harrli Los "" P1at e an ,10 spec • laclet In Pom81'oy r8clangle I 11 s,c blrotals Ple01e Gall 0411 X For Rellt _ Jlxteusloa I a 8tc Scaffold Loards, 1lrop Clotba _._Cllnton l"l')b~r, MI4dleRPJ1, ISbl Aut& ~.vic;es Ph me O»X Ill If WSAZ-TV Chon"el.!t .BJ!!hdoy Observed Last Week Here Has Links Reaching ~pInto TM Past 01 Meigs County And 01 America Twenty years before Mr Elberfeld was born his father, Jacob Elberfeld I left thr prinCipality of Elberfeld m Germany for Am· erlca. He, like thousands or oth'Crs In unhap py ~pe. sought to escape mtermlnable wars and repression forced upon people 11 ho then ~ould dream of freedom because there was freedom m America m$ ., , ,- rELEVISION GUU)I Editorially ~·y laii week of -.~ of 11.1 eldest ~nd most outstandmg Citizens Jacob B' Elberfeld pbeerved his 90th birthday lt biB home on Mulberry av TUesday Every one of them has been spent m the town and area b, loves, Me1gs County The life of Mr Elberfeld reaches back to the admirustrabon of President Andrew Johnson Only three years before llr Elberreid's birth In Pomeroy President Abrah~m Uncoln was assassinated In Ford's Theater In one of the darkest hours of this nation • ·--- tho Na for tbe fn. WASHINGTO,N Jan l ~ OP The flril Amerlcans to fly lhto !pace aro likely I~ be sl~ volun leer leit Plloll. one ol whom al r!adi( hotaa the world • allttude reeoi!P,'11 '¥!• dl'!" today !'6iir ~I the ih iN 111 th"r qlld SO• 'l'be o(h l\1/o ITt In their lltt ~6'l ' Accqrdlnal~• blah civilian 1v1 ation o!llolal thlt htll dO!on men almdy rank_ aa accepled favor lies," for the first flights to be taken In tht X15 rockel re~~earch plarie now uader development The Alf Force hat called the XI~ a manned •pace<rlft ills 4• signed to-hy to • height or morr than 100 milco above lbe earth a• speeds 1q excess of ibree lim" Ihe speed ol sound 3 600 m p h The official 18ld the f~rst fllghl • w1ll be atlempled wlthm the nex two years All the tesls will b• conducteU fTDm Edwards Air Force Base Cehl Muat Provt •AirwOrthlno,,• The llny XIS wm be flown rtrsl to !'height or 50 000 feet by a 852 ~on1ber 'mother plane ' Then 1t wilt be relellScd !rom the Ji32S belly and speed aloft under t'Je power of it• own rockets • • Scott Crossltel~. 38 tis\ pQIIt lor tho Xl5'1 buit4er Nort~ Arne!; lean A1latwn, !aha ' has lreen ~ 111e a• the Afillltllan 0\"lt llke ~ to make the fll'sl opsoe flight l!ii Job wlli tie to ~1'dvo the 'airworthlnosa ol tbo XI~ Ito may take' the plane as high ., IOQ miles Mdllar1 men i•qeraily •lasolf1 ss \ spaee lillY area beyond 25 milts up where 99 per cent of the olrtH'a athmosphere Is left behind 1 I apd conv~,UQnjl "1lt "j)l'epj~lbl' planet <lnbor ~W\ Iii thJi te~ion pUol4 .lliiijt. ally an~ lflrblftldtir, ~~la 1b wllhlltn bt ~~14M ~ola, W fli&m u 1!1 ht, lr4JC1111& lli4 ~r ;. llnibQwti COl- nOla, I'll"~-., lille lotc.!a r• ~ ~4tli.so .t Crobll6 d li lhe faiMr olllle chlldreil. e waflhi 11M .,,. tb fly Iwlce the •poe~ or 1011nd UIO mph Aflet ilJallt Capt Ivan C Klnebeloe It Ia etlleeUid to take tho XIJ up lot "max! mum • allllutle Mit! ~ ~ I(Jucheiot!t 9-y~,P1;11l4 native •I Det;oll, lllrtad; llel.U I licit~!~ ·~ t1tude record o! 1211.000 feet ot about 24 mllQI, for lllaht In th X2 'I•• Cfdl !leW'i Tho third and final atoge to tilt Jests wlll be a aeries o! "detailed remreh' fi!Jh!J !'! ~termlne the rocket alrGI'all'4 i!t#.'qrmance at posalbly even hl;ltit I!Utild., than Klndeloc lJ expected to reach ::i:ii~=~• • NAC,l Pllillt TheJe fllgbU lrlll btl tltda by pllots of tbe Natlcnal AdvlllOJ')> (\ommll~ of Aero~Uca.- /on IY,C-\ WleJal tf4~tlfl ~ ~ Jo~epb A W~er, • l-ajleU. lor CaUI1 hbri l<i .«'611illilt9n. PA all Air ~aree ;eteru iail flther Of lhtft 1ltJt, • Nell. ~ ArmllrtlnJJ tl, tl.\111!' !'OC!k Clhf, tl!ll'n ln 'IV.~Qolta Ohiq1 a former NtVf iJiL!et p~ 10 Jlotca, Has ofi~ 1<111 John 8 ~~~y, ~. J,ali~ller, Calif r,n et•!i(ft tHiilt litih ef p II~ u, Ull· eaoter, Oilil, aft ei Navt. »Ub~ I Ho'm ' eM'aker Ne'w ' . ..... . ilio• •• 18!7~."0lvi ; the ht..b \eve! of IN7 ~~t t~ll w!U depl!hd on arowllil ltd!~ llllM coinli!J Ui!brll~ ~~ ~t(l~ddl 1101 The 6ebla~a Is ••~d IO't~ main sllohi li'ood ;rl~ iUI Dke Jy remil~ abote lhllte 81 !lilt ~• tll1 tnld !"" Clln,tlnllf upepdj ture1 for food It llk'll tq lqlal J little hl'her than Jndl~1letl (er this year IsliP A 1llght smaller ldpp1y of lleo! and veal will be available lb !Ida than was on qur 11\ar~ljta.J~ 11157 Tho number of he~~ of ealtle wUI be leso but each will be laraer afld more high quality bee! Will tit i vallable FOOD OUTLOOK Smaller aupplles •nd exj>Oded The food Sltua\ion will be • strong consumer demand fo' beef bout the same " In 195? Food '" will mean higher beef prJ... 111 pphes a1e 1xpcoted lo be close tn 1058 "'"""'"{· RAMONA S. I!OLLIDAY M11on Co. Homt bomomtrtllon A)lllll "Sij(]PPER$ GUIDI F6R 1951" 1'111! G!N·~~L iSU't\,OoK i'Oll CONSUMIRS ' The battle of higher lneomes end lncreesmg con1umer pr•e•• w11l eenhnue In 1058 Not all con· sumers wtll have htgber mcome• however bul all wUI be e!lec.ld bv h•gher costs H1gher wage r1tes and unemploymell! payments w1ll hold con&umer mcome at a high level The outlook IS lor oonsumer demand to be hltle dilfore~t than m )957 Church Of Cht•t'st transaction of any other that may come before the bu&inesa meeting will be held at the olfl,ee of 8aid Pomeroy Natlonal Bank on Jan CONTINU&D FRQM PAGe 1 uary H, at 3 30 p m L R Wiley, Judy Martin Jun1or H1gh, taught by Tho1j!a& Bowen EDISON ROBSTE1TER David Wiley Loyal Sons and Dau Presldent ghters Clasa, Chrurt10n Endeavor, (!) 2 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 9 10 11 13, IOio Chureh Csmp, Mrs George Chllds ~~~ Loyal Palo Class, Mildred Haw NOTICE OF SALE ley Homebuilder! Mro WeB:B1ds w1U be rece1ved until ley Fry Loyal.BercHns Class, Mra 10 00 o'clock A M on Saturday, George Hudson, Loyal Men's olaso Jonuary 18 ID:ill at the ofllces of Wilbur Theobald, Loyal Women'• Webster and Fultz, Altorneys, claas Mrs Ernest Lallance, Bible Pomeroy Ohio for !he purchase School 0 E McKinley who re of the Eva J Bowera real estate por\od an avmge attendance of located al 300 Broadway Street, 251 lor !967, Philalhea women Middleport Ohio being a s!Jr room Mn George Childs choir )Irs 0 frame dwelhllll house 'l'd Jol E McKinley, church treasurer L Said real estate was appraised R Wiley,, Mlmater s report Fred at $2 SOO 00 and cannot be sold for 1 Gardner leS! than the appra~sed value All The pastor also annoW!ced •I"' h1ds subject to the approval of c1al revival semces for two weeks the Probate Court. In February Nettle Boyer Admmls A fellowship hour concluded tratriX, With W11l An tbe evenings program w1h Mrs nexed, of the Estate of Gardner and Mrs Roill!rt Reibel Eva J Bowero presiding at silver coffee semces (!) 6 13. 16. Stc at the re!reshment table which wao lighted by white tapers and centered w1th an arrangement of NOTICE QP ,lPPO)NTMINT white stock and ohrysanthemums lx~,Wr with magnolia leave& lttoH of Cll•rln Mi McMIIttr Members Of the ho!pllall\f com· DtciiMJi mllte.- were Mrs Claren~ Neat Nctlde li horeby rJvea ./ ,that Mra Edgar Allens01orth l!lrs Clara ~· Mdtaaler "bose Poet Of< George Hudson, Mra Denv~r Rice, flee addre,_ It !>!Iddl,por\ Ohio, "MI's Ernest Lallanece. Mr8 George haslleen dillt apr.inted II ~eeu- ~hfiijs Mrs o E. McKinley, Mn trlx ol the l!:all e of Chatlea 14 111. L Kelly llro Guy Reynolds Mclla~ter late of Middleport, Mrs Reibel ~~d Mrs Gardner ·•nd hlftf' ,., Uw' Melg• c~unty, Oh1o1 deeea~t~ GRUESER Bt.ocx 19~ted thl; JOih aay of January, John C Bacon I MIIH North ti Pliiieroy lud11 of the Probate Court (Continued From Page Onol )!figs County O~lo arrolted for lntoxleatton wa• fmed Ill• ~~. Gill Orilttor (I) 13 20, 27, Stc '15 and coots and remanded to llicli l;rl... jail when he was un~ble to pay the !me along with another fine owed WilHam Haley 41, Rutland, paid 'fq!lf 01111 Ailllull'leed a f1n' of $13 and coJU tor Jntoxl Faller BlUSH MAN cation and wis releaM!d lilpet tlriiiW ~all)uel Mckinney 41, Middle 7M ,I. Mtl!'.~· port was assessed a !tno qf t!O and .._,, PIIJ. colll fer tntclicatlon and rel.Ued ""- lit. Ill - Alltr S PM on hia promise to paf the new line 10-Hf plus an old one of $3 by Wednea day Two youth! Roger Bissell lD of Ba•ball, and George E Sm•lh lA Chester were hailed Into court on charges of disturbing the peace by flgllllna B18oeU waa fined $10 and Act HOW eolll and Smith $15 ani\_ cosls SAVE$100T0$1000 BOth paid their f~nes and were re Waverly, O~la, dealer stue' leased wlth 15 new and used traller! U to 00 fL, also 10 wide& Tw or and three bodrooma, natlotla'l. ." A. ANI! ALsroclcHoi:'"om MEETIN~ Notice ts ereby f!jven that the known mak4 The lowell po8' aunual ~etlnil of the stbckhold albla teTJnl anf)l'herc Drive era of the F11st Natlonal Bank of lltUe fllld a.<a 1 lot Tbeae ar Racine Ohio wlll be held at the well wor!b ,.ur trip Thla I off1ce of s~id bank m Rac:me Ohao rour LAst shopj>lng place, 0< ~cording to It's by l•w•, on the com{ PJ'IPBred to des! Fsal 2nd Tuesday January 14, 1958 at ~ dl\llvery :M'ove In tomor 10 m lor the purpose of elect row Anythln& of tal~• liken ln& directors 'rtd the tradsactwn of such Other b'usu\ess as may pro~1)' come before 1ald meeUDI frteland 8 Norrie, Our r•commendatlons ate to plan buying to take advantage of laroo 11110nal ovppll" d~r101 ly 1951 and 111in In !too lt'a durmg these periods !hat pn cos are likely to average lowest of the seaaon a The Board authorized tb1j~ RonkriPI " . lJ914 *""e at tile Sldellllrllll' etboil ill Chun:h Ia Ironton Feb 1? ta Mare~2. , , • t1 lo 1 ,. , '*' Thtrteeo •membera were vreaen~ ·-------.;.a ' VALLEY JUNK CO. :;•'/ and-CORN· Stanl-ey llib'" ... ..., Ldtii Botllllll, Route 211 %1 8llp flo I ~ ~mt Time liltw Furnlhlw. roa $,299.00 BAKER • FURN~TURI .. ~ itlllttelt corM hi Mllifl8110rl bOll MIJ.etl HI!' BJ tile balo or traDer Joe4 H A cote, ')'lip ~ Pl~lftl Phone !260 !2MItil -'--~ ·~t PQDtlac Rouse Trailer 40 It !10 It awnlngo In good condt !Ion &88onN!le Call ~ 1/eo 7ti:orrls, Rutland I·Hitp Nine Arrested co. 'wm. ' - Uke CIIJ,.. • ·· """" anJ TRAILIIt$ TRAILERS ·~·~~~-::~v lloilcl~ a II) Ia; IU,'II, !J~1~11. ~ OPTOB11'rllll!f N. W- COMPTO '!"'"· , �-· / ' ' I · · I 4-:-~a!l_y_~_e_n_~n~~-Po!!!e!oy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 13, 1958_ DROP _IN THE BUCKET • • By Alan Maver wt.:rCHAMBERI.AIN, 1D 15E7" 7"/IA7" f;CORII((? 'f"/rle Wlltcll Ett/Oee> 111M A5 A 50P.4. Bi:qwns. I ~uld · think ' have Groza admitted North eoach Kuharlcb of the Wachington ' , · lledakins in summing up the key 1 DIOIIIOjll of the game in which top · college seniors play for pay for the ftrat ~me. That oaine with 23 seconcls left In Siturd•Y'• classic and the South on the Yankee two yard line at the end of a stalled 70.yard drive. Billy Aikins of Auburn tried tor the field goal that would have meant a 16-1~ Rebel win, and the l>oot went wide by a scant yard, =~~tr!~~~~~o~;J~an~. ~13)95~5 POINT AFfERTDCHANGED-TO OPTION'FOR 2POINTS . ':~~==:~~~- By Unltad Prtn is sure to be second guessed The nation's top college football •oaoh matter what he does ... and... coaehes agre~d today that the ex- noNCAA rules committee chairtra point will be killed by the man Fritz Crisler, athletic dlrecNCAA's new two-point conversion at Mi cb.tgan and au thor ·ot the play but differed sharply whether tor new rule, was outspoken In favor that will help or hurt tbe game. it. · "There'll be less and. less tick- of "It . one oI th e most striltl ng 11, ing," was the virtually-unanimous changes in football history," he comment and others inc1uded, at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., "You'•• just got to go lor the l,wo said where the oommittee passed the points instead of the one ... the rule, "It's a progre,.lve step and OF KANSAS, NOW ,.t/ .11/#IOR, /Ill<; <;rA1?7"EO Of:F AS ;;: liE !#UNOS -The No~, ~;;,,••"'• Solith In !M Bowl rame. tOday tht dido'! along Run Or Pass From 3-Yard Line •. should ,InJect more drama Into footballs dullest, most stupid play." The new rule which marked the 11nt change In' f ootbal1 seor1n~ since tbe NCAA was, formed In 1906, was approved unanimously Sunday by the r~man • commt'ttee. The committee also voted to UJM:!· allze the substitution rule, permtlttng all substitutes to re-enter each pe•lod once, and made lour Jetense Bill other rule cban(ls. ' It was!~ ~~:~\~1' for - . The eonveralon rule retained the ball · ho th l'hll d I hi 1 1 P 1 here'll be fewer ties and · more w n 1 1912 Interest" Philllt1 ptl'llltdtd Eppa Rlxay, ' chtmlat 1M U~lvtrold one-po1nt 1or P1acement or ,grtdutle ally 01 VIr )r 11 to~~ fontkt his drop kick regulation but added' tbe 1e tuNs !~ ' fling Aitchi..L option that a team could try for 111th •· 1 1 H11 · to! ltd tor""· 1 two potn~ · •- bY runnIng or pa&~mg · n 1 ,.,g 11111""· Phllodolphlo ' f1om the three-yard line. Most 21 tho 111 ~';'.;., 11 • 1 1nd In tho p,.: 1 more 1 g~m•• 11 1 for Clnclnhltlh ~choolo lhrou&hout the coun- ..,: !on trY. ar,e expected to con1orm to the nail (1 lhon any othor plh:hor.· 791 of 66-251 wu ,..,,ric: rejjulation. Hlo r1<ord 2 Wholntr hopptntd to Epp1 Gallipolis Most Potent Team Now On :::::ii011 Nv~1nf.~ :,~~~ tf~~~' • his own thriving lnouronco busk Offense, Logao, Dc·omeroy F0IIowmg , MIL , ~-. J dent of Cinclnn•tl whtre ht owns . SPORTS -· DUI!CAN WINS TOURNEY RYE; England UP - Anthony Duncan .48-year old British Walk· I tr eu~· coUer, beat Richard Gardiner·H 1 3 and 2, Sunday to wm lbe o ~rd and cambridge Golfing SocietY'• toornament tor the pres. !dent's po~te..::__ -~~ The Pomeroy Panthers, leaders of the .SOOtheastern Oh10 Basketball League with a perfect 6.0 record, rale as the top defensive club in the 8-team loop and rank third In offenseor points scored-according to unofficial· ligures released to. day. However, the Panthers outshine the Athens Bulldogs, in both deJiartments. It Is Athens, 5-1, second behind Pomeroy, which is scheduled to have a da~ with the Panthers this Friday night here to settle In part the 1958 SEO title argument. DESK ~~~~e~~:~P~~~~~I~~~Y!!!.~ ~!~ers, Thi Rutland Wins dw· L r It OUt in mind claim this nation's young fail I() me83Ure up to their counierparts of 40 years ago either in skill or physical ctevelopment. As proof .they point to the great influx of major Ne• . groes into the Major Leagues since Jackie Robinso~ and Mr. SS · 0 aD ' with 203 high single and 578 total. Rickey broke the color line. R. Gibbs also had a 573 total. All This theory has it that our pampered young ride every. Rutland Gr~de Schon! rolled to the Pomeroy boys rolled 1100 or where they go behind 200 horse pow~ed, sleek ,automobiles; Ita third county Learue victory better. The team bad a 2738 total. to school and back, to basketball pracltce and home aga1p. without defeat Saturday night at Whereas Negroes today are more a hungry people lacking Portlalld 37·20 snd ,~eaded toward Crow'!l Stear House tof'k two In co~arable luxuries, they are forging to the front .In ath- a ohowdown with other powers in POMEROY CITY LEAGUE One and one·half points on ofgames from Perma-5tone House lelics the loop, Syracu10 and Racine. Hlth Scom, Jon. 7, 1951. fense, one point on defense, is bowlers at Parkersburg, in the · ld Ty c bb t1 1 1 'th deroga Coach Hubert Price'i boys trieJ Hlch Three Game Ind. -· Bob Abo~t once a year ~ , o s rs a r PP e w~ . • a control type of game against the the entire statistical advantage Men's All-Star League Wednesday m. tory remarks. about toda~ s athletes. In laS\ week s Spo~tlng big and fast western club but foul the Panthers hold over Athens. night. Single Game - Bob Louks News a one-time great first baseman named Kelley said It nd themselves being controlled InHowever, aOd to this 111m marBob Louks led the Steak House gin an estimated automatic 10 about tod~y's baseball players. _ stead. Portland had two points on Team !J'hree G<mes - Strohs , "A third of the major leaguers now couldn't have gbtten the first quarter, 6 at the hall and point advantage for the home Beer, 2648. Team Single Game _ Stroh'a in the park 40 years ago without a ticket," he said. 8 ~.t the thre~·posl mark. ::: ;a~~r~e l::~h:~!:SIJlw~f~~ Beer 95.4 that pinWe dtdn t try to score until Even Pi 'J:l Je Wolfe of Racine• who Is app·roachlng • the fourth quarter because we Is certain to pack the PHS gym to S~ANDINCiS nacle ol graee known as an elder statesman m sports, argues knew we couldn't run with them" the ceiling with fans. Athens liigh THom that the average Major League bencp of yesteryear could beat reported Price. ' School certainly will send a large Stroh's Beer w:i Lo ~~ most first teams in big time baseball today. Alter Coach Henry N~ll pulled delegation h•re ·i• assist Coach Sport Center 3 o 8ll3 As Lawrence Wclk says it: "Ladles and Gennemen," I nis first string with a· il'f:s third Charley McAfee shout his team to Mr. Bee 2 1 .818. doubt tl. quarter lead, Portland outscored victory. Weideman Jlecr 1 2 .80 2 A national issue of this magnitude certainly will not be Rutland 12 pomt to 3. Null used Play last Fridi!Y night resulted K- V Cads o • 831 . I Th 811 b · 1 · d f t hiS whole bench, tnsertcng a sec- In Gallipolis sllpplo• two points Mkt. o 3" · settled In this learned cu umn. e. )ec IS goo or ~ ond string with 3mlnur.s to go ahead of Pomeroy 1ri the offense SIIASC'N .801. least two articles per national ma~azme per year. Hashing It In the first hall, too. bracket, Logan, one point· ahead, : HIGHS over is excellent copy. Probably the worst thing lor every- Null praised the play of hb en· even though the Chieftains lost Ind. 3 gam"'"-P. Clifford 801. body would be to have it settled suddenly. tire first team remarking Junior at Athena M-77. ~d. 1 gume However, raising II here gives me the opportunity to ob- Carter played a great t<am game No one js, !'loser ,to the Panthers 3 - J. Lewis, 267. um gameo-Stroh'a Beer, ·B~rve that our loaal h;gh school athletes are , not pampered. ond Diek Dugan was outstanding In defense ··lha9: Athena, though. 21ffi2. ' · , . , bl th at the boards. Lee Combs, high Thl d k d w 11 h h Jd ' h .1Team 1 gam<>-Stroh'a Beer 984. They aren I ridma to ochool m g cars and go1ng ome e wl'th 21 poin'-. was verv fait ami "P''"r'"~"ran e e son " e op· • ~ ~ to ~ points, or an aver· TOP "5" BOWLIRS same way. ' bandied the ba!J well on the faat 1 age of 50.8 points per contest. P. Clifford Last week' one evening four boys were needing rides home break. 1 10 the individual seortng race R. Gibbs 1: - at PHS. Two were regulars on the No. 1 five of Dick Rettons. The Portlanders shot at a 59 per ST Johnson of the Panthers eontin· c. Hawley 179 · Two others were reserves. Destinations were 'as distant as cent pace from the field. . ued to ride herd on the crowd. He B. Louks 177 Syracuse. They wa•nl to play b~ketbal.l badly enough to take Rutland plays at Tuppers Plain' Is three pelnts per game ahead of W. Dudding 176 the chance on walking part or all the dist&lnce. Wednesday . night. Portland comes second-place Gary McConkey of - - - - -if f R 11 d f to Syrac"'e Wednesday night at Athens with 29.2 per game to Me· A lightening fast little eager na~~d R e o u an or 7 and then entertains Mlddjeporl Conkey's brilliant 37, mostly rrom several years took his chances on htking home to Salem Ceo- Thursday night In a nonlea~~Ue Gene Morgan, No. 2 186t week, slipped to th~d place, getting ter after basketball practice and I understand more than once game. By Unlltd Preu did walk II. He still may be doing it. l'ortland reserves ~efeated Ra· only 18 points at Athens to Me· Boaton U. 57 Army 56 cine reserves 42-21 with Bruce ~~n:~~ld~rllllant 37• mostcy from PIHsburgh 71 Srncu11 61 ,.. f Bee!lie getting 21 and Lan·y Price -. 1 Ptnn•Yivanlt 92 a,..wn 76 I suspicion there is a new and quite healthy kind o sup- 18 for the winners and Coy 11 for · 510 i:EAGUE STANDINGI . Rulgors 64 Penn Stall 63 port by the Pomeroy High School basketball fans emergmg Rutland. Schoo) w. L. For Ag, Prlncoton 79 Y111 77 for the team that has won eight straight, standing on the , ... ,., 6 0 311 215 W. VIrginia 93 G. Waahlnglon 66 very brink tod&y of creating for themselves a remarkable sea· By Quarters: Athena 5 I 372 291 LoS.IIo 111 VIllanova lOS __ 2 6 8 20 Wellston son's record. · Portland 4 2 383 304 M.trsholl 69 Konl Stolt 49 24 34 37 GaU!polis 8 I refer you to the fact that last Friday night when W,eils- Rutland 4 2 384 329 Gtorgotown DC 19 Amar'lfon 71 IIIIW York U. 17 Novy 76 ton was here each time the. Panther five approached the Portland, Wells 4, Weddle 4, Mlddhaport : Dtrttn 47 Canlelus 43 bench In a um'e-out or at the end of a regulation period, a sin- Beegle 2, Pmona 8. L. Prloe 1• 1 5 •• 295 382 St. lonovtnturo 75 lona S4 To\al 20. Non cere greeting of applause was given them. t ndICOrinJ, JohnsonM. McKei- Nelsonvllle o 6 ..,7 410 Duh 74 N. Cuoll111 Stale 75· 1 This is the kind of appreciation ·a team (\oing its best, ahead vey, Cozar TOP 10 S«ORERS · Gtorgla Tech 71 Mlu. St. 61 TIMIIIH 17 Tuljlll~ 65 or bejllnd, can Lnderstand. This for sure Is the sort of earner· RutlandvD~aan 6, D. Pieroe 4, G. f ~ Vlrwlnio Toch 16 YMI 63 adle that will be returned by the players, with interest, by/ Combs 21. Grate 3, Sheela 3, To: : 157 28 .2 Wm. lo Miry 72 Richmond 66 their most determined efforts to show they are worthy of it.J tal 37. Non.scorors, P. Pierce, Par6 152 25 3 Clttdal 15 ,ulmeh 69 This surely is the ' kind of fans, too, that will help a fine sons, Carter, Lambert, Rlns, J~ct:s 6 133 22.2 Wako Fmot II Ylrwlnlo 72 bunch of boys make an excellenlrecord at Pomeroy High this Slocon, Hoff~an, BlrchUeld ,Kmg. : , ::~ Kontvcky 97 Loulotano St. 52 M.trylond 74 North Carolina 61 year. · 8 92 u.s Alobamo 72 Gtortla 51 8 87 14.5 ' South ca,.llna 74 Cltmaon 67 UCLA 64 ldoho 56 G 6f 12.8 Flofldo 9G Au•urn M ' Wuhlntlon 60 Stonlord S4 6 7S 12.5 Mo1'9hlad St. 79 Tenn. Toch 69 Collfoml• 47 W11hlngton St. 32 Wlsconoln 67 Ohio 11.... usc 1J o..,•• 52 Mlc,hlgan 11.'14 PuniYI 75 Dtnloon 73 Ohio Wooloyan 72 lndlona 19 llllnolo 12 OllorHin 10 Konyon 66 K1n111 It, 74 Nabrollco Sf \Vlllonlotl'l 66,Capltil 41 Clnclnnatl127 N, Torao 11. 57 Blulflon 7* Ashlond 74 Northwaaltm PS Mkhlean 72 YoungoloWII 60 Cantro14telt 54 S110ur M.tl'lfYIIIe IS ~ouiiYilll 79 Bold. Wolllco 74 Wollmllllllf 67 Comp/ett DoPoul 63 DJ/qmno 14 I . I Oblrlln 77 HoldoiHrg 60. lrodloy 116 Houiltll ., &lne of Muakineum 13 Hlnm 53 11. Louts 61 Droko 47 Mloml 95 Wttlarn Mlchlgon 61 SGmplt1 S. Dakoto 62 N. Dokola 30 ~ f Aki'Oft77W-49 '' lowe St, a Milaourl SS • Plndloy U LIWNDCI Tlch 71 Letua tlvt rau Oklo,_., Stolt 51 Tul11 43 · John Corroll 72 Wayna Stoll 47 1:YOUR NEWSPAPERBOY.. Now M.tr, A&M 65 HII'Silll 51 ofrtttatl..,.on Buffalo Stolt 59 Penn Sl Dklohoma Sl Colatade 41 IS ON THE JOB. Dtllonco 72 Tri.Stoll 57 replocln1 .raur oltl W""'lnt 61 Dtnvor 56 MI. Union 79 M.t,Yiand Stolt 57 ldoho ff, It Cplorldo Col 52 unalthtly floou - BOWLING IDGIHJGHTS Lo At p rll d flp.troit head coach in a huff, . yow tht ne'ws of tha woftd ""Y dey. ...- Ha IIIWlllll hlo dally rilpollllblllly HOW T'O DEAL WITH YOUR TENSIO."S • • fit.l The queatrorptlce~mind ­ 'ie011 he knowo you depend vpon •llll 'Ciellvery. of yo~r ntwopoper •r• - - -- or tor toad mont heal:h, Wh~h iiiOI>thlr n rorll ls unlvmot, Yot very l'ew of us are blouecl with olllho In lema! qitalill• and extemal cii<Umllllj'CII that automo:kall)' ''" '"" u1 of paaoe o( mind. We bl\'1 to wort to achieve It, Follawl.. lo one o( I row limP.,lt· readT·Io-hand aetibno - He h en lndopondtftl ~nl ~url09 )11)1111 wholtMla ond oaUI09 lh1111 II . rtfl!l. -- . 'I Ht II In •lltlnm fot hlnlttll _- ..~ ~ help 10U. yo~ •••• IT'OU1 ...... ~- 'L\'fWI,..~l . •' Mien ~ IWIIrieo you, lalk 1: out, Don I bottlo it up. Conlllle fOUl' """1 to aome Tha Doily Sentinel ·levelheaded you ..n trust; your hut~ or wll'e, f<l/iiJ..hfll M ' """"' W ·. tlful oua. Ancllhere It •• oltllo it' ) ~ ~ 1 ! • • j about il. . t , This 11 one of eleven olinplt '"""'loll• thai t:~t~l>e ltoiJl(ul lftllcy are IPPilid dlllaentl)'. If ):Ou would lfke fltrlhir lnfor• ' f1\olion, Mite rorlhe,ltoi now boollct:"flowTo'lli.u.Wmo Youa ,.,....,..... wrltle11 by tOp ~XJ~~Nin the field cif psy. ' chlatry,Addlfto:Bottcrlolentol llealtb, Box 2lll0, New York I, New Yort. · ! 'I' N....,., Adlrrllslq Ekfctutlfl ~ ' t 1 ' ' ' ~ ~ An ..:.~..-- "-- ifa~uIlly. tt. T!Oubl' 2Mllliun Root 21. Owns '2~. Anti· 1: A p chla·quated 6. Apt ~ .t. . , ~·~~~~~ ~~ l~ent Batahllr'• Aanet . 28.1Jve ' 3!. Amlrl<an · ej>l,li ' •• : '"', In~l~n " · ' 21. tlpriolngo 91. '!)Y~ out _}1. COke ' ' 36. Hautboy· 15.. ~' 1 • 9, Slat · . : l>uttef.~r 11. Shabby ' f~tera 10. Esker ' w tj!cl!n&me 21. OWN Jl ~ V//J• 30. fatltcle ;,.~~.. of will covirtnr ·: ~.=J~·38. Incite 38. ~.... . t.r.:~·, I!!J HAVE .._ •·11~ ~ . if{4-~bd~~l, · ,61 :-1. ..-.+~ F7'§h , .. ' " tr4f/J~b.;ti..Jrt~-l~--b.~"-~-t1W,WA~ 33:1:~ttirlf)J' • 'l;: 1 ,. 23. Ot the pll . n;.p.ter... 27.l'..ttate lor Mtfe laforniotle11 wrltt 101 .-nEll JCHOOLI t l40tW~, New YMk Ia, N.'l. WE 1 l&.Jtecov•r , .~V0"4.1._;·4--i--+-~ ~/~"'+-+-+-tlf'l 22. Compustol . V/. 111 ~3. Worlhleas '-'.: ~ lhlnr ' ·~ ' . . ~ ,.. '(collOq.) l,..~~~~ib-~-1-+++-1 10 I" 1,..1 119 ; I" lubli811td 111 o public""'" ,, fn coopermloa wftlt , ThrddvmhlngCouncl/ . ond th1 !Yrw•JIIIprr Adv"rlllllf Exccutivtt AIIOC!fJI/.Dit .. , 0 ~... :-i--..j...,+-1 ... fiT r.G l.i.'"..I-:J.-..I.-I-4~,.,.1r."' ' ··,I*••~~V/.~++-Ilml., ~'4r,.,!,·.....,""""'-m,lli .-M~ •. v~ . ARST-RATE SCHOOLS ·~ I -~·. ~~:; . . D~J ~iriOQ110U-Jiere'• •ow ~ woill ~t: ' AXYJ!,LBAAXII 1 , . t ilt' ~ 0 lf II P ~ LL 0 W . . ·, ,._, Iotter llmjllllla!ldo tor uolher. In 1111s 11111ple " ~ ",.a ·f<ir'lbt lllnt.'L'a, X for 1111 two O'a, etc. Btnrle lotto.._ ·lpelo ,.- · ~, ~q~~~ lnd fOI'IIIItloll ot thew~· ~~ !J!IIIL, _ I • ~ - ~1M ~ · lotlsrt .. ~ .. • 'I!" dtffiNIIL · . A,o,....,.. ....,.... . ' ;x;Q·O GWQ:.' f X,I'WX · ~ ; ~ : xrQxv · ~~ ::' •.~ .,' . . . ~- · .. · - ~CWXP qq ,; X..t'-H w 1wx : x1. VcLm +~T-:-WKl,J'ifHPCI, ' ~~J!I:I?· TO ~ ' ' - =· 31.)1u.ilc not., Have Ollly one place to ·~. Have more money for yourself, Loans up to $1000 ~ whenever ptJIIIIible with aervice· . and tefllli! everybody llkea. ~~~bt In : 'II& Phone ua or atop ln. You are among nJWNa qmu \: That mea01 Ins tchoolina: for • 20. ~~~· ;·, Iii · .trial ' 26.~• . ti. \y (WI•. I · 1. staee-.' .. grossed · 11. t war . trumpet 27. Nour- 1ood •choolina-1o make her Pta;CY thao •he need1. Let'• let that thil dono't hap. pen in our achool1, You can help by 1upportinr oor ,school Board. by attend ina PTA ftH!tt,. in&• and ldtool conferencea. . ·c;'RosswoAI!) Aj)RQSS ' 2. WlyY -' • l! ~dl!4t · (fter.l · . , tlclillek ..,_ . 3. Jlrlep l\11! • •.lleiOilflnl t. "'--':.bland. t'o.ti10 l!f, Y: .' il. wilh come true. · Unlorttmltely, Peuy liw. ie • community where thert'l 1 11rloua 1horta1• of ~lauroom" ttaeheraand &ood ~ehqolbookt. qet ·• Ierma-~ , '6'A1tv Pec&Y lonp for the day when the three nacid wordt, "Deelp by Pew," will mean tht't arrived in the feehion .Mr11.1. But aht ~· a lot .bt Ernest Covtjt, Mar: , ,\ durlnj about one milIJon."(nte· service! .will end f!liCul m his 18.8ey'o tlzt 1'00111 con be Mlll·""~'~ floored In flnt 'oak, o'n far •• little at • • , , ibr eenlf~l· manpowet ·by 83,000, · ~~ili&loi4,1, ~~onn~l .~ts FORPEGGn- I :2 ~ 18o. w" If. biola· ,' . 13. Sllower 17. Jumlflel - 17. Apple • ,IJpe aeed Ave,.ge Dilly ~t lat n,•. .tor tfte ·r~""· . . . ,NOT ·~Y.G'f ,!!ul· l\ · tiOI ~oou8)1 to pay •*"o.'!'~~ eo!t• ol lltitaS\Ic lli!'IV .~I~ ~li4 s)il! ke~p the '~ :~m. ~nd 'Air fOrce •\ NO FASHION ~~[{8' . I Yean l'bne U You Wish. helpt you to 100 )'OU~In a lleam llfht, lnd you to 100 w~¥tt loU <In o ~ ·I·~~ ,uuiya .Jirqj~ta~ • 1 Of 12. ; ··~tt vein $17•• A MONTJi' out helps tonU.veyooralhin, ·' yw. Dt''""' tO. Growl whlte *EPAY ONLY your clei'IYntlll, Y'!'ll' fomill dO<tor, a:eadtor..._~Oql ''Olin· "lor, or d11111. ,.,..n,lllinp ,!Ti· ,~t'• • G~e~bia • · ~"'· w'en .e.~er. ~It ' rather or mothcr,aJOOd 1\ier."" ..attc m>kll• """P'hPtloll wUA n. M;mlsfnt tltt ...,... ' ~~ Jj.jnqbfll·l!"r!od 111a~e tbe, l~tiU b11(1Jel 1 rt<• ' - ·· wlth••w,lleo~ ' tai.,,.~· ,' · ' ' ·'l'ltl JUjnp ill ap,n4lng .over tho ana IN 'ALL 'KINDS Of·-WEATH-ER . litb,' #\ . ,'Ill: Yp!o~ . ' :!l<et!!l)1~ · 'I'~' boolletl. 274 .mil· lion· ddi!Al.,f to a $:!,0'111;1100,000 to- l lM . Eisenhower said tbe . cuts were justified by ibe increase.d·flrepowcr of modern weapons ~nd better use of a~ollable manpower, all btptial!t'about, he said, In the past few years._ The budget proposed these expe~dl)ures lor the lndlvl~ual servIces: " ,Air P9rn: .18,788,000,000,_an in· 1 29' 101 dollars over orea~year. 0 • . m on . this No~·. $10,913!000,000, an lncress~· of 273m Ilion. " . .A,.,.r:18,ea0,000,000,' a cut 61 163 mllUon, ., -~~---'- ~olni~ulall!a *'the Thor, , · ~\li!IWI'i · ·, 'TJj~ apd Polarlo ·· ~lj · ·1 1t ·' ·'' -~~LIO.!IS .~oR ·~us · Addltlotill bJIIlbns were t~gged . , f,c!il!1t(I0;¢1!~ ari ~~ ~ b~~b: t!li lpd Olli8f ~perjonlt planes, ' itue!W' ·sh~OIIrJneai Jlllialrcraft ml~ li'll,li' •loml~ w4!'h~rcls a Ill -~ :·am~ '"'6•e ' -~"rojeclsi• , ., • '" ' 1 .,. an1t ' · · oil' of bo!Mstle mls· \ ! :: !:! 'Ciepend upon yowi newsp>per~oy to llrlnt· ' ~~~- ~{~ ·liu'!'l!llejd.i · l~ . some ~1,1. AD estimalid $1,8W!JOO,- I : New, Healthy Snirit At'PHS Cl' form .oom"'""" "'lib 3~8 000 at · . •'l'"' ,, . · ' . . the start of, tbe year. · , Nor were ~Ql!lbat ~pit. ·~· ·touched. ';rbe Army was slated ·to drop one division, the A1r Force 12 wings, and the Navr ail<' warships ~nd a earrlor air group.: lfl!!f ~~ ilte. • ~lihOWtir said be 'woul.d trim BASKETBALL .... , Wlbon, bls assistant, was named to replace him. ·• tlhi •Ji're!!qe~t p!Qited, a 900,mllllpl! dollar l~cr~Pie In Illtal 19~9 wi!JI 2,62f,ll00 m'il in ulli· Dtlllury. sJlendtpa for jhe .. year , ·~· '.U.lf I· ~~rag ~Ifott IO 11Jiet tilt! ''41'91\'!n~ dan11er:' from au.. li·~ ·~fl].p)p~· AQlerita's ''erush· · lnsl~ ~torr power. ' 'H. 1 ,w~rt04. $5.;1001 !l.OO.Q!l~ ''' ·-t lilt '.Pf9~d;11plepai outlay_lor 1'\!i.iJlef· ;~~ ~ttie~~ al)IJ!d,pt:Ojects .:._.,,I'J'Cor~ leltP<mditure in a field In IVhtetl:·bis· ·~taif • pt' .tlie \Inion ue I 7 . ~ rk4udlcinr• IIIP.tilltary manpower. Wilson One-Up On Old Boss Mter West Win ' I In t;;OW, ~~~. wind ond roln, yow ji!lj tilm!§Ail~s and fpace weapons. · , , · :, ~;\~ ·~· ~· IJrliq h~ ·~d modern weapons. ''penntt a fur- 1 tos ANGELES UP - Big, good. According to James White of natured George Wilson was <me uii Sy.racuse, the Panthen have scor· on his former boss - Buddy Pa" ed 381 pointa In six gamea and ker "C today after his West team he!~ opponents to 28ll. This Is an an almolit ridiculousl)l e~sY averaRe of 63.5 point. per game to scoreu 28 to 7 victory O\'er the· East · in 47.G for opponent.. the eighth annu•l Pro-Bowl game·. Athens, on tbe other hand, Is Sunday. ao close as to make predicting the Tbe West's win before a Pro--· game's outcome Friday a huge Bowl record crowd or 66,634 c~f joke. The Bulldogs have 372 points less than 48 hours afltr Wilson fi2 points per game to 291 lor and Parker sounded he~rts a•d opponents which Is 48.5 per flowers to end a six-months feud which began when Parker q~lt as pme. 0 . ·· ' . Bt CHARLES CORDDRY · WAllliiNG'JlQN· (l,JP). - Pl;esldent EIBellhower sent Con·J!:t(i :tottay ~ ··~9i8119tlll!q,o9Q. de!ense bili!let ,to speed .lriJI· .:! ° Panthers Top SEO In Defensive Play~f:;?';.:.~~ j TAe DfiUU Sentlner .·;. ·:s~nt Cong~ess ForSpace Age , . , I I \. ! ' ') ' ~ ........-- -·-- -~ . - - �-· / ' ' I · · I 4-:-~a!l_y_~_e_n_~n~~-Po!!!e!oy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 13, 1958_ DROP _IN THE BUCKET • • By Alan Maver wt.:rCHAMBERI.AIN, 1D 15E7" 7"/IA7" f;CORII((? 'f"/rle Wlltcll Ett/Oee> 111M A5 A 50P.4. Bi:qwns. I ~uld · think ' have Groza admitted North eoach Kuharlcb of the Wachington ' , · lledakins in summing up the key 1 DIOIIIOjll of the game in which top · college seniors play for pay for the ftrat ~me. That oaine with 23 seconcls left In Siturd•Y'• classic and the South on the Yankee two yard line at the end of a stalled 70.yard drive. Billy Aikins of Auburn tried tor the field goal that would have meant a 16-1~ Rebel win, and the l>oot went wide by a scant yard, =~~tr!~~~~~o~;J~an~. ~13)95~5 POINT AFfERTDCHANGED-TO OPTION'FOR 2POINTS . ':~~==:~~~- By Unltad Prtn is sure to be second guessed The nation's top college football •oaoh matter what he does ... and... coaehes agre~d today that the ex- noNCAA rules committee chairtra point will be killed by the man Fritz Crisler, athletic dlrecNCAA's new two-point conversion at Mi cb.tgan and au thor ·ot the play but differed sharply whether tor new rule, was outspoken In favor that will help or hurt tbe game. it. · "There'll be less and. less tick- of "It . one oI th e most striltl ng 11, ing," was the virtually-unanimous changes in football history," he comment and others inc1uded, at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., "You'•• just got to go lor the l,wo said where the oommittee passed the points instead of the one ... the rule, "It's a progre,.lve step and OF KANSAS, NOW ,.t/ .11/#IOR, /Ill<; <;rA1?7"EO Of:F AS ;;: liE !#UNOS -The No~, ~;;,,••"'• Solith In !M Bowl rame. tOday tht dido'! along Run Or Pass From 3-Yard Line •. should ,InJect more drama Into footballs dullest, most stupid play." The new rule which marked the 11nt change In' f ootbal1 seor1n~ since tbe NCAA was, formed In 1906, was approved unanimously Sunday by the r~man • commt'ttee. The committee also voted to UJM:!· allze the substitution rule, permtlttng all substitutes to re-enter each pe•lod once, and made lour Jetense Bill other rule cban(ls. ' It was!~ ~~:~\~1' for - . The eonveralon rule retained the ball · ho th l'hll d I hi 1 1 P 1 here'll be fewer ties and · more w n 1 1912 Interest" Philllt1 ptl'llltdtd Eppa Rlxay, ' chtmlat 1M U~lvtrold one-po1nt 1or P1acement or ,grtdutle ally 01 VIr )r 11 to~~ fontkt his drop kick regulation but added' tbe 1e tuNs !~ ' fling Aitchi..L option that a team could try for 111th •· 1 1 H11 · to! ltd tor""· 1 two potn~ · •- bY runnIng or pa&~mg · n 1 ,.,g 11111""· Phllodolphlo ' f1om the three-yard line. Most 21 tho 111 ~';'.;., 11 • 1 1nd In tho p,.: 1 more 1 g~m•• 11 1 for Clnclnhltlh ~choolo lhrou&hout the coun- ..,: !on trY. ar,e expected to con1orm to the nail (1 lhon any othor plh:hor.· 791 of 66-251 wu ,..,,ric: rejjulation. Hlo r1<ord 2 Wholntr hopptntd to Epp1 Gallipolis Most Potent Team Now On :::::ii011 Nv~1nf.~ :,~~~ tf~~~' • his own thriving lnouronco busk Offense, Logao, Dc·omeroy F0IIowmg , MIL , ~-. J dent of Cinclnn•tl whtre ht owns . SPORTS -· DUI!CAN WINS TOURNEY RYE; England UP - Anthony Duncan .48-year old British Walk· I tr eu~· coUer, beat Richard Gardiner·H 1 3 and 2, Sunday to wm lbe o ~rd and cambridge Golfing SocietY'• toornament tor the pres. !dent's po~te..::__ -~~ The Pomeroy Panthers, leaders of the .SOOtheastern Oh10 Basketball League with a perfect 6.0 record, rale as the top defensive club in the 8-team loop and rank third In offenseor points scored-according to unofficial· ligures released to. day. However, the Panthers outshine the Athens Bulldogs, in both deJiartments. It Is Athens, 5-1, second behind Pomeroy, which is scheduled to have a da~ with the Panthers this Friday night here to settle In part the 1958 SEO title argument. DESK ~~~~e~~:~P~~~~~I~~~Y!!!.~ ~!~ers, Thi Rutland Wins dw· L r It OUt in mind claim this nation's young fail I() me83Ure up to their counierparts of 40 years ago either in skill or physical ctevelopment. As proof .they point to the great influx of major Ne• . groes into the Major Leagues since Jackie Robinso~ and Mr. SS · 0 aD ' with 203 high single and 578 total. Rickey broke the color line. R. Gibbs also had a 573 total. All This theory has it that our pampered young ride every. Rutland Gr~de Schon! rolled to the Pomeroy boys rolled 1100 or where they go behind 200 horse pow~ed, sleek ,automobiles; Ita third county Learue victory better. The team bad a 2738 total. to school and back, to basketball pracltce and home aga1p. without defeat Saturday night at Whereas Negroes today are more a hungry people lacking Portlalld 37·20 snd ,~eaded toward Crow'!l Stear House tof'k two In co~arable luxuries, they are forging to the front .In ath- a ohowdown with other powers in POMEROY CITY LEAGUE One and one·half points on ofgames from Perma-5tone House lelics the loop, Syracu10 and Racine. Hlth Scom, Jon. 7, 1951. fense, one point on defense, is bowlers at Parkersburg, in the · ld Ty c bb t1 1 1 'th deroga Coach Hubert Price'i boys trieJ Hlch Three Game Ind. -· Bob Abo~t once a year ~ , o s rs a r PP e w~ . • a control type of game against the the entire statistical advantage Men's All-Star League Wednesday m. tory remarks. about toda~ s athletes. In laS\ week s Spo~tlng big and fast western club but foul the Panthers hold over Athens. night. Single Game - Bob Louks News a one-time great first baseman named Kelley said It nd themselves being controlled InHowever, aOd to this 111m marBob Louks led the Steak House gin an estimated automatic 10 about tod~y's baseball players. _ stead. Portland had two points on Team !J'hree G<mes - Strohs , "A third of the major leaguers now couldn't have gbtten the first quarter, 6 at the hall and point advantage for the home Beer, 2648. Team Single Game _ Stroh'a in the park 40 years ago without a ticket," he said. 8 ~.t the thre~·posl mark. ::: ;a~~r~e l::~h:~!:SIJlw~f~~ Beer 95.4 that pinWe dtdn t try to score until Even Pi 'J:l Je Wolfe of Racine• who Is app·roachlng • the fourth quarter because we Is certain to pack the PHS gym to S~ANDINCiS nacle ol graee known as an elder statesman m sports, argues knew we couldn't run with them" the ceiling with fans. Athens liigh THom that the average Major League bencp of yesteryear could beat reported Price. ' School certainly will send a large Stroh's Beer w:i Lo ~~ most first teams in big time baseball today. Alter Coach Henry N~ll pulled delegation h•re ·i• assist Coach Sport Center 3 o 8ll3 As Lawrence Wclk says it: "Ladles and Gennemen," I nis first string with a· il'f:s third Charley McAfee shout his team to Mr. Bee 2 1 .818. doubt tl. quarter lead, Portland outscored victory. Weideman Jlecr 1 2 .80 2 A national issue of this magnitude certainly will not be Rutland 12 pomt to 3. Null used Play last Fridi!Y night resulted K- V Cads o • 831 . I Th 811 b · 1 · d f t hiS whole bench, tnsertcng a sec- In Gallipolis sllpplo• two points Mkt. o 3" · settled In this learned cu umn. e. )ec IS goo or ~ ond string with 3mlnur.s to go ahead of Pomeroy 1ri the offense SIIASC'N .801. least two articles per national ma~azme per year. Hashing It In the first hall, too. bracket, Logan, one point· ahead, : HIGHS over is excellent copy. Probably the worst thing lor every- Null praised the play of hb en· even though the Chieftains lost Ind. 3 gam"'"-P. Clifford 801. body would be to have it settled suddenly. tire first team remarking Junior at Athena M-77. ~d. 1 gume However, raising II here gives me the opportunity to ob- Carter played a great t<am game No one js, !'loser ,to the Panthers 3 - J. Lewis, 267. um gameo-Stroh'a Beer, ·B~rve that our loaal h;gh school athletes are , not pampered. ond Diek Dugan was outstanding In defense ··lha9: Athena, though. 21ffi2. ' · , . , bl th at the boards. Lee Combs, high Thl d k d w 11 h h Jd ' h .1Team 1 gam<>-Stroh'a Beer 984. They aren I ridma to ochool m g cars and go1ng ome e wl'th 21 poin'-. was verv fait ami "P''"r'"~"ran e e son " e op· • ~ ~ to ~ points, or an aver· TOP "5" BOWLIRS same way. ' bandied the ba!J well on the faat 1 age of 50.8 points per contest. P. Clifford Last week' one evening four boys were needing rides home break. 1 10 the individual seortng race R. Gibbs 1: - at PHS. Two were regulars on the No. 1 five of Dick Rettons. The Portlanders shot at a 59 per ST Johnson of the Panthers eontin· c. Hawley 179 · Two others were reserves. Destinations were 'as distant as cent pace from the field. . ued to ride herd on the crowd. He B. Louks 177 Syracuse. They wa•nl to play b~ketbal.l badly enough to take Rutland plays at Tuppers Plain' Is three pelnts per game ahead of W. Dudding 176 the chance on walking part or all the dist&lnce. Wednesday . night. Portland comes second-place Gary McConkey of - - - - -if f R 11 d f to Syrac"'e Wednesday night at Athens with 29.2 per game to Me· A lightening fast little eager na~~d R e o u an or 7 and then entertains Mlddjeporl Conkey's brilliant 37, mostly rrom several years took his chances on htking home to Salem Ceo- Thursday night In a nonlea~~Ue Gene Morgan, No. 2 186t week, slipped to th~d place, getting ter after basketball practice and I understand more than once game. By Unlltd Preu did walk II. He still may be doing it. l'ortland reserves ~efeated Ra· only 18 points at Athens to Me· Boaton U. 57 Army 56 cine reserves 42-21 with Bruce ~~n:~~ld~rllllant 37• mostcy from PIHsburgh 71 Srncu11 61 ,.. f Bee!lie getting 21 and Lan·y Price -. 1 Ptnn•Yivanlt 92 a,..wn 76 I suspicion there is a new and quite healthy kind o sup- 18 for the winners and Coy 11 for · 510 i:EAGUE STANDINGI . Rulgors 64 Penn Stall 63 port by the Pomeroy High School basketball fans emergmg Rutland. Schoo) w. L. For Ag, Prlncoton 79 Y111 77 for the team that has won eight straight, standing on the , ... ,., 6 0 311 215 W. VIrginia 93 G. Waahlnglon 66 very brink tod&y of creating for themselves a remarkable sea· By Quarters: Athena 5 I 372 291 LoS.IIo 111 VIllanova lOS __ 2 6 8 20 Wellston son's record. · Portland 4 2 383 304 M.trsholl 69 Konl Stolt 49 24 34 37 GaU!polis 8 I refer you to the fact that last Friday night when W,eils- Rutland 4 2 384 329 Gtorgotown DC 19 Amar'lfon 71 IIIIW York U. 17 Novy 76 ton was here each time the. Panther five approached the Portland, Wells 4, Weddle 4, Mlddhaport : Dtrttn 47 Canlelus 43 bench In a um'e-out or at the end of a regulation period, a sin- Beegle 2, Pmona 8. L. Prloe 1• 1 5 •• 295 382 St. lonovtnturo 75 lona S4 To\al 20. Non cere greeting of applause was given them. t ndICOrinJ, JohnsonM. McKei- Nelsonvllle o 6 ..,7 410 Duh 74 N. Cuoll111 Stale 75· 1 This is the kind of appreciation ·a team (\oing its best, ahead vey, Cozar TOP 10 S«ORERS · Gtorgla Tech 71 Mlu. St. 61 TIMIIIH 17 Tuljlll~ 65 or bejllnd, can Lnderstand. This for sure Is the sort of earner· RutlandvD~aan 6, D. Pieroe 4, G. f ~ Vlrwlnio Toch 16 YMI 63 adle that will be returned by the players, with interest, by/ Combs 21. Grate 3, Sheela 3, To: : 157 28 .2 Wm. lo Miry 72 Richmond 66 their most determined efforts to show they are worthy of it.J tal 37. Non.scorors, P. Pierce, Par6 152 25 3 Clttdal 15 ,ulmeh 69 This surely is the ' kind of fans, too, that will help a fine sons, Carter, Lambert, Rlns, J~ct:s 6 133 22.2 Wako Fmot II Ylrwlnlo 72 bunch of boys make an excellenlrecord at Pomeroy High this Slocon, Hoff~an, BlrchUeld ,Kmg. : , ::~ Kontvcky 97 Loulotano St. 52 M.trylond 74 North Carolina 61 year. · 8 92 u.s Alobamo 72 Gtortla 51 8 87 14.5 ' South ca,.llna 74 Cltmaon 67 UCLA 64 ldoho 56 G 6f 12.8 Flofldo 9G Au•urn M ' Wuhlntlon 60 Stonlord S4 6 7S 12.5 Mo1'9hlad St. 79 Tenn. Toch 69 Collfoml• 47 W11hlngton St. 32 Wlsconoln 67 Ohio 11.... usc 1J o..,•• 52 Mlc,hlgan 11.'14 PuniYI 75 Dtnloon 73 Ohio Wooloyan 72 lndlona 19 llllnolo 12 OllorHin 10 Konyon 66 K1n111 It, 74 Nabrollco Sf \Vlllonlotl'l 66,Capltil 41 Clnclnnatl127 N, Torao 11. 57 Blulflon 7* Ashlond 74 Northwaaltm PS Mkhlean 72 YoungoloWII 60 Cantro14telt 54 S110ur M.tl'lfYIIIe IS ~ouiiYilll 79 Bold. Wolllco 74 Wollmllllllf 67 Comp/ett DoPoul 63 DJ/qmno 14 I . I Oblrlln 77 HoldoiHrg 60. lrodloy 116 Houiltll ., &lne of Muakineum 13 Hlnm 53 11. Louts 61 Droko 47 Mloml 95 Wttlarn Mlchlgon 61 SGmplt1 S. Dakoto 62 N. Dokola 30 ~ f Aki'Oft77W-49 '' lowe St, a Milaourl SS • Plndloy U LIWNDCI Tlch 71 Letua tlvt rau Oklo,_., Stolt 51 Tul11 43 · John Corroll 72 Wayna Stoll 47 1:YOUR NEWSPAPERBOY.. Now M.tr, A&M 65 HII'Silll 51 ofrtttatl..,.on Buffalo Stolt 59 Penn Sl Dklohoma Sl Colatade 41 IS ON THE JOB. Dtllonco 72 Tri.Stoll 57 replocln1 .raur oltl W""'lnt 61 Dtnvor 56 MI. Union 79 M.t,Yiand Stolt 57 ldoho ff, It Cplorldo Col 52 unalthtly floou - BOWLING IDGIHJGHTS Lo At p rll d flp.troit head coach in a huff, . yow tht ne'ws of tha woftd ""Y dey. ...- Ha IIIWlllll hlo dally rilpollllblllly HOW T'O DEAL WITH YOUR TENSIO."S • • fit.l The queatrorptlce~mind ­ 'ie011 he knowo you depend vpon •llll 'Ciellvery. of yo~r ntwopoper •r• - - -- or tor toad mont heal:h, Wh~h iiiOI>thlr n rorll ls unlvmot, Yot very l'ew of us are blouecl with olllho In lema! qitalill• and extemal cii<Umllllj'CII that automo:kall)' ''" '"" u1 of paaoe o( mind. We bl\'1 to wort to achieve It, Follawl.. lo one o( I row limP.,lt· readT·Io-hand aetibno - He h en lndopondtftl ~nl ~url09 )11)1111 wholtMla ond oaUI09 lh1111 II . rtfl!l. -- . 'I Ht II In •lltlnm fot hlnlttll _- ..~ ~ help 10U. yo~ •••• IT'OU1 ...... ~- 'L\'fWI,..~l . •' Mien ~ IWIIrieo you, lalk 1: out, Don I bottlo it up. Conlllle fOUl' """1 to aome Tha Doily Sentinel ·levelheaded you ..n trust; your hut~ or wll'e, f<l/iiJ..hfll M ' """"' W ·. tlful oua. Ancllhere It •• oltllo it' ) ~ ~ 1 ! • • j about il. . t , This 11 one of eleven olinplt '"""'loll• thai t:~t~l>e ltoiJl(ul lftllcy are IPPilid dlllaentl)'. If ):Ou would lfke fltrlhir lnfor• ' f1\olion, Mite rorlhe,ltoi now boollct:"flowTo'lli.u.Wmo Youa ,.,....,..... wrltle11 by tOp ~XJ~~Nin the field cif psy. ' chlatry,Addlfto:Bottcrlolentol llealtb, Box 2lll0, New York I, New Yort. · ! 'I' N....,., Adlrrllslq Ekfctutlfl ~ ' t 1 ' ' ' ~ ~ An ..:.~..-- "-- ifa~uIlly. tt. T!Oubl' 2Mllliun Root 21. Owns '2~. Anti· 1: A p chla·quated 6. Apt ~ .t. . , ~·~~~~~ ~~ l~ent Batahllr'• Aanet . 28.1Jve ' 3!. Amlrl<an · ej>l,li ' •• : '"', In~l~n " · ' 21. tlpriolngo 91. '!)Y~ out _}1. COke ' ' 36. Hautboy· 15.. ~' 1 • 9, Slat · . : l>uttef.~r 11. Shabby ' f~tera 10. Esker ' w tj!cl!n&me 21. OWN Jl ~ V//J• 30. fatltcle ;,.~~.. of will covirtnr ·: ~.=J~·38. Incite 38. ~.... . t.r.:~·, I!!J HAVE .._ •·11~ ~ . if{4-~bd~~l, · ,61 :-1. ..-.+~ F7'§h , .. ' " tr4f/J~b.;ti..Jrt~-l~--b.~"-~-t1W,WA~ 33:1:~ttirlf)J' • 'l;: 1 ,. 23. Ot the pll . n;.p.ter... 27.l'..ttate lor Mtfe laforniotle11 wrltt 101 .-nEll JCHOOLI t l40tW~, New YMk Ia, N.'l. WE 1 l&.Jtecov•r , .~V0"4.1._;·4--i--+-~ ~/~"'+-+-+-tlf'l 22. Compustol . V/. 111 ~3. Worlhleas '-'.: ~ lhlnr ' ·~ ' . . ~ ,.. '(collOq.) l,..~~~~ib-~-1-+++-1 10 I" 1,..1 119 ; I" lubli811td 111 o public""'" ,, fn coopermloa wftlt , ThrddvmhlngCouncl/ . ond th1 !Yrw•JIIIprr Adv"rlllllf Exccutivtt AIIOC!fJI/.Dit .. , 0 ~... :-i--..j...,+-1 ... fiT r.G l.i.'"..I-:J.-..I.-I-4~,.,.1r."' ' ··,I*••~~V/.~++-Ilml., ~'4r,.,!,·.....,""""'-m,lli .-M~ •. v~ . ARST-RATE SCHOOLS ·~ I -~·. ~~:; . . D~J ~iriOQ110U-Jiere'• •ow ~ woill ~t: ' AXYJ!,LBAAXII 1 , . t ilt' ~ 0 lf II P ~ LL 0 W . . ·, ,._, Iotter llmjllllla!ldo tor uolher. In 1111s 11111ple " ~ ",.a ·f<ir'lbt lllnt.'L'a, X for 1111 two O'a, etc. Btnrle lotto.._ ·lpelo ,.- · ~, ~q~~~ lnd fOI'IIIItloll ot thew~· ~~ !J!IIIL, _ I • ~ - ~1M ~ · lotlsrt .. ~ .. • 'I!" dtffiNIIL · . A,o,....,.. ....,.... . ' ;x;Q·O GWQ:.' f X,I'WX · ~ ; ~ : xrQxv · ~~ ::' •.~ .,' . . . ~- · .. · - ~CWXP qq ,; X..t'-H w 1wx : x1. VcLm +~T-:-WKl,J'ifHPCI, ' ~~J!I:I?· TO ~ ' ' - =· 31.)1u.ilc not., Have Ollly one place to ·~. Have more money for yourself, Loans up to $1000 ~ whenever ptJIIIIible with aervice· . and tefllli! everybody llkea. ~~~bt In : 'II& Phone ua or atop ln. You are among nJWNa qmu \: That mea01 Ins tchoolina: for • 20. ~~~· ;·, Iii · .trial ' 26.~• . ti. \y (WI•. I · 1. staee-.' .. grossed · 11. t war . trumpet 27. Nour- 1ood •choolina-1o make her Pta;CY thao •he need1. Let'• let that thil dono't hap. pen in our achool1, You can help by 1upportinr oor ,school Board. by attend ina PTA ftH!tt,. in&• and ldtool conferencea. . ·c;'RosswoAI!) Aj)RQSS ' 2. WlyY -' • l! ~dl!4t · (fter.l · . , tlclillek ..,_ . 3. Jlrlep l\11! • •.lleiOilflnl t. "'--':.bland. t'o.ti10 l!f, Y: .' il. wilh come true. · Unlorttmltely, Peuy liw. ie • community where thert'l 1 11rloua 1horta1• of ~lauroom" ttaeheraand &ood ~ehqolbookt. qet ·• Ierma-~ , '6'A1tv Pec&Y lonp for the day when the three nacid wordt, "Deelp by Pew," will mean tht't arrived in the feehion .Mr11.1. But aht ~· a lot .bt Ernest Covtjt, Mar: , ,\ durlnj about one milIJon."(nte· service! .will end f!liCul m his 18.8ey'o tlzt 1'00111 con be Mlll·""~'~ floored In flnt 'oak, o'n far •• little at • • , , ibr eenlf~l· manpowet ·by 83,000, · ~~ili&loi4,1, ~~onn~l .~ts FORPEGGn- I :2 ~ 18o. w" If. biola· ,' . 13. Sllower 17. Jumlflel - 17. Apple • ,IJpe aeed Ave,.ge Dilly ~t lat n,•. .tor tfte ·r~""· . . . ,NOT ·~Y.G'f ,!!ul· l\ · tiOI ~oou8)1 to pay •*"o.'!'~~ eo!t• ol lltitaS\Ic lli!'IV .~I~ ~li4 s)il! ke~p the '~ :~m. ~nd 'Air fOrce •\ NO FASHION ~~[{8' . I Yean l'bne U You Wish. helpt you to 100 )'OU~In a lleam llfht, lnd you to 100 w~¥tt loU <In o ~ ·I·~~ ,uuiya .Jirqj~ta~ • 1 Of 12. ; ··~tt vein $17•• A MONTJi' out helps tonU.veyooralhin, ·' yw. Dt''""' tO. Growl whlte *EPAY ONLY your clei'IYntlll, Y'!'ll' fomill dO<tor, a:eadtor..._~Oql ''Olin· "lor, or d11111. ,.,..n,lllinp ,!Ti· ,~t'• • G~e~bia • · ~"'· w'en .e.~er. ~It ' rather or mothcr,aJOOd 1\ier."" ..attc m>kll• """P'hPtloll wUA n. M;mlsfnt tltt ...,... ' ~~ Jj.jnqbfll·l!"r!od 111a~e tbe, l~tiU b11(1Jel 1 rt<• ' - ·· wlth••w,lleo~ ' tai.,,.~· ,' · ' ' ·'l'ltl JUjnp ill ap,n4lng .over tho ana IN 'ALL 'KINDS Of·-WEATH-ER . litb,' #\ . ,'Ill: Yp!o~ . ' :!l<et!!l)1~ · 'I'~' boolletl. 274 .mil· lion· ddi!Al.,f to a $:!,0'111;1100,000 to- l lM . Eisenhower said tbe . cuts were justified by ibe increase.d·flrepowcr of modern weapons ~nd better use of a~ollable manpower, all btptial!t'about, he said, In the past few years._ The budget proposed these expe~dl)ures lor the lndlvl~ual servIces: " ,Air P9rn: .18,788,000,000,_an in· 1 29' 101 dollars over orea~year. 0 • . m on . this No~·. $10,913!000,000, an lncress~· of 273m Ilion. " . .A,.,.r:18,ea0,000,000,' a cut 61 163 mllUon, ., -~~---'- ~olni~ulall!a *'the Thor, , · ~\li!IWI'i · ·, 'TJj~ apd Polarlo ·· ~lj · ·1 1t ·' ·'' -~~LIO.!IS .~oR ·~us · Addltlotill bJIIlbns were t~gged . , f,c!il!1t(I0;¢1!~ ari ~~ ~ b~~b: t!li lpd Olli8f ~perjonlt planes, ' itue!W' ·sh~OIIrJneai Jlllialrcraft ml~ li'll,li' •loml~ w4!'h~rcls a Ill -~ :·am~ '"'6•e ' -~"rojeclsi• , ., • '" ' 1 .,. an1t ' · · oil' of bo!Mstle mls· \ ! :: !:! 'Ciepend upon yowi newsp>per~oy to llrlnt· ' ~~~- ~{~ ·liu'!'l!llejd.i · l~ . some ~1,1. AD estimalid $1,8W!JOO,- I : New, Healthy Snirit At'PHS Cl' form .oom"'""" "'lib 3~8 000 at · . •'l'"' ,, . · ' . . the start of, tbe year. · , Nor were ~Ql!lbat ~pit. ·~· ·touched. ';rbe Army was slated ·to drop one division, the A1r Force 12 wings, and the Navr ail<' warships ~nd a earrlor air group.: lfl!!f ~~ ilte. • ~lihOWtir said be 'woul.d trim BASKETBALL .... , Wlbon, bls assistant, was named to replace him. ·• tlhi •Ji're!!qe~t p!Qited, a 900,mllllpl! dollar l~cr~Pie In Illtal 19~9 wi!JI 2,62f,ll00 m'il in ulli· Dtlllury. sJlendtpa for jhe .. year , ·~· '.U.lf I· ~~rag ~Ifott IO 11Jiet tilt! ''41'91\'!n~ dan11er:' from au.. li·~ ·~fl].p)p~· AQlerita's ''erush· · lnsl~ ~torr power. ' 'H. 1 ,w~rt04. $5.;1001 !l.OO.Q!l~ ''' ·-t lilt '.Pf9~d;11plepai outlay_lor 1'\!i.iJlef· ;~~ ~ttie~~ al)IJ!d,pt:Ojects .:._.,,I'J'Cor~ leltP<mditure in a field In IVhtetl:·bis· ·~taif • pt' .tlie \Inion ue I 7 . ~ rk4udlcinr• IIIP.tilltary manpower. Wilson One-Up On Old Boss Mter West Win ' I In t;;OW, ~~~. wind ond roln, yow ji!lj tilm!§Ail~s and fpace weapons. · , , · :, ~;\~ ·~· ~· IJrliq h~ ·~d modern weapons. ''penntt a fur- 1 tos ANGELES UP - Big, good. According to James White of natured George Wilson was <me uii Sy.racuse, the Panthen have scor· on his former boss - Buddy Pa" ed 381 pointa In six gamea and ker "C today after his West team he!~ opponents to 28ll. This Is an an almolit ridiculousl)l e~sY averaRe of 63.5 point. per game to scoreu 28 to 7 victory O\'er the· East · in 47.G for opponent.. the eighth annu•l Pro-Bowl game·. Athens, on tbe other hand, Is Sunday. ao close as to make predicting the Tbe West's win before a Pro--· game's outcome Friday a huge Bowl record crowd or 66,634 c~f joke. The Bulldogs have 372 points less than 48 hours afltr Wilson fi2 points per game to 291 lor and Parker sounded he~rts a•d opponents which Is 48.5 per flowers to end a six-months feud which began when Parker q~lt as pme. 0 . ·· ' . Bt CHARLES CORDDRY · WAllliiNG'JlQN· (l,JP). - Pl;esldent EIBellhower sent Con·J!:t(i :tottay ~ ··~9i8119tlll!q,o9Q. de!ense bili!let ,to speed .lriJI· .:! ° Panthers Top SEO In Defensive Play~f:;?';.:.~~ j TAe DfiUU Sentlner .·;. ·:s~nt Cong~ess ForSpace Age , . , I I \. ! ' ') ' ~ ........-- -·-- -~ . - - �.. • •• I I The Daily Sentinel Engagement Is Announced Jan !3, 1958 and that the f1rst book was loaned to ltbc late W P Lochary pres1 A tnbute tu the l1brana ns m cl udtn g the late MJSs Emma Me QUli Wi.S g1ve n by the spea ker who also sp()ke of :\!u.s Cad,; Whaley a mem ber of the board who began the calaluemtf :sy:s t~ m th at ts sl1ll ur;crl today Sh~ also trao.; cd the ea rly llbrane~ ~{~~J~: j>ubho library w " the Miss Garland who has a member of the Pomerov Library for the past 20 She stated that the local h recetv ed tl s rharte:a m 18GJ dallng bock to 12l6 BC 1n Egypt .t ROOMS Of ALL NEW Fur~iture INCLUDES &tfrlgeralor an4 G11 R~~~~ge Pay Only $59 SO down ad $29 on per month ·BAKER FURNITURE On The Brightest CorDill' In Mlddleporl wtll probabhr conta1n micro! !ms art a n~ recurdtng.:! In closmg M1ss Gurland pledt:t~ l the sU{lport of the library boar(. m dumg all pos;J1ble to provtdr th.c best facillttes posstble wr Uu! com mum y Mni Lohse program chatr man for the arle rnoon and ~lr' Clu~ster Frwt n a guest also pre uc t and Mart'hc Hci,.JlQUe du rmg the progr~m ht ur Gif o,o,e1 c pa csented tu both Mts5 r arland and Mrs Erwin fro m Mr and Mrs Roy Jones of New Haven, W Va announce the Chaplet the .engagement of their daughter, Belly LOUISe Jones to Dunng the bu s llr!l~ SCSS IOJl wtth Mrs Jrvm~ Karr Jr tht' RiChard William RawUng1 ' son of Mn Susan Rawlings and 1e~Jcnl prcs1dmg Mr!! A H the late Robert W Rawlings of Middleport, Ohto Carpen ter Mr:; Wayne Ctbbons The prospective bnde, an alumna of Wahama H1gh School, und Mrs Karr were n&m cd a'! ts now attendtng Glenvtlle State College, Glenville, W Va At deh~(iates to the state conven Glenviile, M1ss Jones 1s secretary Of her C~>llege class and 15 qon to be held 1n Cincinnati tn head MaJorette of the Gl~nviile State College Band Ma rc h and alternate~ Mrs Dale Her ftance Is a grad uate of MIddtepoti Hj Rh Sch OOI &lid at Dutton reported that an audtt of the books showed them to be tended the Umvr.rslty ol Florida He Is aiSOclated with the <.:orrect • 'ttl! R H Rawlings Sons Company Middleport, Ohio Contnbutums were made lo the The couple are plannmg a late spring wedding Little Girls Dormitory an Ohio project at ramassec and to tltt 1 Seventh Birthday Of Sheila Childs ,Observed Jan. 11 ThP. scvenlh birthday of Shetla Childs dau(l!hler of Mr and ;Mrs William Ch1hl'i w 1s celebrated Saturday January t 1 Gil mes were RoWnl tux dl!'llnM lo pcrfccuon. n!ayerl anrl prlws won by Candace fbhr (lre~orv Gthb~ Marta Ka;t to put you Hubbard and LoiS Ann Sauer A Mer1 y go roll nil cake was lhn enter of the rclrcshrr ent lablc md the clutdren and ;~dull guest& vere sc1 vcd dec 1ratcd cup cake• 1cc ~rra m · ·'lOiade and -eandy I avors were hornR hab and bAI toon11 adult guests mcluded Mrs formally at your best Scholl grnndmulherti o£ Sheila MIH George Child• and Mrs Adam Scholl grandntothero of Sheila Mrs V1rg:JI Brown Pomeroy Mrs C1111h Bahr Middleport Mrs Ralplt G1 bbs Jr New Haven and Mls11 J:J ms Chi lds (, nllipolb aunb n the guct~t ot ho nor Mrs Fred R Ca1 scy and Mrs Glenn Hensler For tho11o feahve o,::cauo1111, wltcn Ills 1mportmn• to look yot1r very beat, you'lllind 11 w1se to eo• ltult your formal gown (or tux) to ua Cor experl 'I • llealrirur thot restoreo thut hkc new luok. 1 ; ~ri ·Lustre Cleaners Robinson's Laundry __._________________ MW Street lllddleporl, Ohio Seeoqd Street Pomei'Gy, Oblo ~·- There are TWO sides to this story I hi~ ~ tnt y I ~ It bout !lt'W8Pl1Jll r Ad vt Jll sin )( md how 1t ~u ves TWO " •n ll hQgtn S In th ~ home whr1 c 11u J 1h In a mood to buy sl urt11 111 r sh OilPln g by studlin'l,: the ud~ 111 lhHi nrwspat,cr to sec where the best bu}'!i nre • 1hc stor) rontmut's Jn the adver t1:;cr s store where the lady romcs to buy what she saw ad vertised • Nt:WiiJl q>cr adlcrtt~tng ht lpa 1Ju Rho pJ)(>J to buy more wtsely hclpl4 the ad\ ertlscr to Jell mote filltetllsfu!ly Yfs tltclc a c twu Kide> lu !hi' story aud BOTH urt' guutl 1 The Daily • Sentinel NEW YORK, UP - Ted Wll· hams, Booton Red Sox •ta• w~o wen hla tilth American Leawe El~anor S. f!i;haal - Middleport Soclety Edllor - Phonl 607t battmg title at 39 and Larry Goetz, a NaUonal League umpire Lucllle Hawkins - Pomeioy Society Edllor - Phone 6244 fer 21 years wlli be honored at 1 1 the Jan 26 4iriner of the New 1 1 York chapte1 of the baoeball Writ· ers Association I Wlll1ams wul recelye the ehap. ter s Sid Mercer award ss "Play• or of the Year" fer 1958 He hit llr and Mrs Edward Webster The 55th weddmg anmversary 38lltn t957 to wm his tilth Amer· and son, R1cky of Dayton were of Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson was tcan League batttng championship week end guests of Mr andtMrs <elebrated qwetly at thctr horne Rev and Mrs Ralph C Zund• I He alao won his n1nth league slug. Clarence Andrews and family Sunday and hts 7Bth btrthday cntertamed at dmner Ftlday even gmg tJtle w1th a mark of 731, Saturday they vtstted m Tuppers which was on Saturday v.as also ng In honor of the Rev C E Hoyt highest mark m category In 16 Plains with Mr and Mrs Robert celebrated wllh cards and gtflo and lam tv of lhc Mtddleport Bap years He hiht 38 bomers 28 Marcmko and family from friends and relatiVes tJSt Church who are lenvtng for doubles and one tr1ple while driv· Mrs Eldon Kraeuter of Morrung The Rev and Mrs Warren Hul Weedsport N V Mrs T T Shelton mg In 87 runs Star to reported guile 111 tn St be~t. Youngstuwn were d1nn~r was also a dmncr gu~t Goelz who was retired recently Jos~ph Hospital, Parkersb•rg, W guem ol Mr and Mrs Paul Smart Sunday the Zundel! enJoyed th• by the National League despite his Va Sunday Mr Hulbert assoctate pa~ vlSJt o! former parish protests will recetve the Wllliam Mrs Willard Ebersbach Mro tor of the BaptiSt Temple wao the 5Urprase at Troy Oh1o Mt and Mrs J Slocum award for long and Charles Buck and Mrs Lee PrJlt guest speaker at the morning serv lOners Hugh Hlckenbotham and Mr and mentonous' service to bueball of Mtddleport were business vt•it ice of the FJrst Baptist Church \lr, M N Turne~ GBetl 61, wat out of action lasl ors m Pt Pleasant W Va 1 Friday Mrs Evelyn Lewis has returned Folio ..v ng the wvrsh1p servw•l season because ot tlln,ss Mr and Mrs Ran Might of horne from Charleo\cn ~here she Williams who also received the Rutland were Saturday gufBtB of spent the holidays wtlh her son hey g t tered at the parsonag~ Nherc all J•lPr"cJated a happy elm ercer Award 16 years ago. in Mr and Mrs Charles Buck Charles LewiS and famllJ 1943 is only the second player to Mr and Mrs C B w..se and Mr and Mrs M V Ttllett and ner 1hour and SocJal afternoor. wm It twtee In 28 years Joe Dk MISs Marc1a Karr were vJsJtqra in son, Tom Akrol) were week end Maggtc of the New York Yankees Parkersburg W Va Saturday gueato of Mro Max Sanborn and won 1! tn 1938 and 1942 Mro Canle Nye Ia a medical pa family and Vlatted wtlh Mr San lient at Melga General Hospttal born, who is a surcacal pat1ent bt lv110 C~rmen wbo was Injured Metg.o General Hospttal ANDERtON COPS TITLE te<ently b\ an automobile accident Sandra Betz, daughther bl Mr PERTH Ausiraha UP - jlal ~ntered Whtte Croll Hospttal, Co- and Mrs Wilham J!etz Jackson to U I) AndeiHon, Australia's tenn" play· lumb'l', Saturday confmed to her home with mumps ~g cowboy won the meo's sinCbllds, junJor nurse at The Thtrd Wednesday Home 1 ... Dr and Mrs Jameo Russell of Janis '·er HBopltal School <>f Nursmg Demonstralton Club of Syracuse gles title tn the West Austrowan San Delgo, Calif wore re<ent Hcu ill t w d sd J I' t champ1onoh1ps Sunday when be guea'u of hts aunt and uncle, Dr spent the weekend with her moth w mee e ne ay an " a heal fellow eounteyman Neale 1 aM Mrs R E Boice cr, Mro George Chtlds the borne of Mrs Herman Lon Fraaer 6 2 >HI, 6-2 6-4 Mr and Mro Henry Dailey were Tbe fust birthday of Laura Me don at 10 a I" The IUbjeot wtll TITLE &OUT PLANNED vlaltors In Parkersburg, W Va ltnda Thoml! youngest chtld of be "Sewtng with demonstrations Mr and Mrs Paul Thomas, Lead and lnstructtBn by Mrs Geneva LONDON UP - Jack Solomons Saturday eounty heme econom1co Fnnk Amos Jr and sons, Wll lng Creek Was celebrated With a t_rat!<•~ said Sunday night that be Ia ~Ian· 1 118 !lam JameJ and Michael of De party Sunday when Ice cream and II '1emo ' A wtli be served 0102 to promqte a title llghj be'<l 1 troll Mlch were w..k end guesll a birthday cake, lhe &1ft of Mrs tween world II""! heavywel•hr • of Mr and Mra Frank Amca Sr were enjoyed by Mr at noon wtlh each member bemg •" Trlitl" C R Y·'un• v • -• d b h rvloe champion Archte Moore and • Asa Hosklu and sister Miss and f'r• Young and Mr and Mr.11 aMe to rmg er ow.n se " and five children Anyone mtere st• d 1n sewing ts dads Yolande Pompey at KlnR Ada, Mr and Mrs Bal<er Gorden Thoma' ton Jama1ca d t lt d and Mr1 George H Parker were George Johnson who IS employ u'.:r~ge~~o~a=en;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;,:-;.-~;;;---;.;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;4 in Columbus Sunllar where they ed In Charleston, spent the week • visited the Seh..dlngor Funeral end wtth his wile at thetr heme en hBme to pay re•pect to the late South Second Avenue and her Mrs Glen Smith, who died Friday brother and SIB~r m law, Mr and a\ her h9me Mrs Pearl Hysell, Rutland, were Mrs Janet Korn was In Colum aloo guesL• st the John••• home h¥vy ........ bus today to attend the funeral of over lhe week end prtiii'Ytl fmU.Ss, Revw Mrs Glen Smltb Mrs Dale Allensworth Cheshtrc Is a ourg1cal patten! at White Cross llospilal Columbus POMEROl SOCIETY to th e prt>scnt ltmc M1ss (. arla Jul slat ed that tl1" f r ~t public library 1n Pomeroy was located m the home of Samuel Wyll!s Ponu roy and lah r were locatu.l n lltuk bull dmg.s fhc construct ton of the present l.H.uldm g w1th C ~~ Do\\ llS archtlect at a cost of $10000 was also tollf by l111 spea ker Speakmg of present library M1ss Garland s.. Jd th at 1L ts m ~d eq uatc for ruture needs and th at m the fu ture the Ltbrary Jane Davis malnlcnancc lund He!rctihmcnts were served b\ lhe hoste£u s Mrs Lohse Mrs William Bradford ""d Mts 0 P l\le1n w!th Mrs Way ne G ibbon ~ "s a ('Onlr,butmg hostes.lj Guest: rm tile aCternoon were Mass Gar land Mrs Erwtn Mrs J E Harlev >l Middleport nnd Mrs \\llllam 8 1 hom~li ot New York Ctty Mn ~m Klngs\altd Jones a member resldtng in Jackson was also pre se nt Children Invited to the party were Candaee and Chrlotlne Bahr Btlly Hensler Cynthia Mills, D•• Ann Wells Marlo Kay Hubbud Myrta Wllaon Michael Buakir< Larry Walker Dennlo Bogg.o, Rich ard and Cbtpper Ha1gerty, Diane Van ~ooney Michael Greso con n1c Bachner,Mary Jane Jentinl!on LBia Ann ~auer Cathy and O.UJ Rae RuMell Debra Acord Middle port, Sara and Mary Carsey Clll ton Glorl.a June and Gregorv Gibbs New Haven Jo)ce D&VI" how was unable to attend the party sent ~ gilt Middleport Soriety Zundels Entertain Hoyt Family With Dinner On Frr'day SyraCUSe HOme D • emOnStrOhOn Cl bT Meet KAUER ALL PURPOSE FOIL Mary Shrine Meeting Held Friday Night Farewell Party Given To Honor r PrObOSCO .J>USOn Susa'n Probasco wus honorf' ' Mary Shrine, White Shrine of Jeruulem"lnet In realll~r lfOISion Friday evenlna at the loor Hall with Marie Hawkins WHP and Sunda~ evening with a farewel DenZil Goeglel~. YJOS protem pre party ben the Westnum~ter You siding lh Fel owshtp met at the Ftr<l An impressive ccremonlal was Presbyterian church Mr'> Judsm held with one caftd1date Initiated Whtte advtsor of the WYF pre Plana:"'were made for a Valentine sented Susan who has been ptan Party tQ be held at the February list lor tho group wtth a ~1ft u' meetmg and also polluck refresh Jewelry Mr and Mrs Lowell Prn menta Named on the committee bast'o and Susan will move thJ 'l The Chester Garden Club met were Nellle Tracy Mae Rhodes week to thear new home m Char at the home of Mto Homer Holtor 110d Gladyo May Sales tax stamps lesion Were brought by the members David Lvons prestded at tlJ, Wednesday illlhl, Jan 8, During the ooclal hour which mcet111g and plans were mad~ fur Tbe meeting was •pened by the preSident Mr• \David Koblentz, followed the meeting a wjulc elc a swlmmtng party tn Huntmgton with the group giving the Club phant 1ale was held with Ernest Jnnuary 25 wtth Judy Sauer a11ol Coiled The ve,... of the mBnth Wingett aa auctioneer and the pro- Jamcc Ztrklc as co chatrmen A ceeds given to the ·~aterlal Ob- card was sent to ./ Elise Retchert Wa! given by Mrs Paul Baer 1~e member! anawered roll call by jects project of whJCb Lula Neaae IVho Is 1t1 at her home on Souto brtnglng and Identifying a broad Ia district <halrman which made Second Avenue Mary SHrine 100 per cent for the The program 10r the cvcmnJ.; lear evergreen year PoUuck refreshments were was planned bY Judy Sauer ancl The club voted to \purchase 5 book! en n.wers and blrda to be served by the hospitality oommll 11J•mce Ztrkle ond tncluded a solo He • b) Beverly Perrm a read given to the Chester Grade School teeMembero and guests were pre lng The salt of the Earth R101i as a reward fer the junloro who aent lrom Gallipolis, Pt Pleasant ard Bohn p18 no 1olo by Lynn Buc won blue ribbons m the Christmas W Va Cheohlre Middleport Har hanan a reading If You Sm1ie Flower Shew. rlaonvllle, Pomeroy and Racloe David Lyons vocal solo This 11 Mr1 Horace Karr procram chur My Fathers World Catolyn Rus man presen!"d the following proocll readmgs •n 'Fr~endshtp. b• gram 'Your Pclnaettla Can ~.tqjce Zerkl~ and JudJ Sauer Rc Bloom Again" written by Mrs 01o curdmg• were played dor<ng the ccar Bauer" whlch was Very in ~ ,. !iOCial hour structivo a demonstration on u... lng ho~"l p}anta In an arran(e· Tho relro..limcnts were planued and S<rYed by llelen T,ylor an I menl wu presented by Mr1 Pet.rl Koblenf >and an article :9D ''Td, Rock Sprinls Gr,nae met Thur.. Patty Lowery wh• were ass1stecl day evenin& '/fllh Amos Leonard by Mr8 llubert Taylor atJd Mrs ranlumo' \I'll liven by not: wortb)l muter, presiding 1\'htto ace Karr , llne appeal lor aid wai anower Th•se pment wore Susan Pro 'Ito jad(ei lor tho montb llr~ Earl Dea~ ~d Mr1 Carl Ka~ ed A contribution was made t• bmo Davtd Lyons Lynn Buchan awarded •AI to Mr~ Pearl Ko;1 the Match of Dimea Mra Amos '" Clnda Morm Chari"'" Davl• blentz Mn Plir ey Karr ·~ Mr~ Leonard, heme economica chair lloverly Perrin, Janice Zirkle Judy man, e<plained the rules lor the ijaucr, Carolyn Curry Caroly• Earl Dean lor arhngementa nu~Sell Fred Slater Rlch•rd Boltn Two oontuta were preaented by national sowln1 conteat 'Faelng the New Year" was lhe tamle Jubb Carla Suo Gtlmorc Mrs Max Harrah and llf• Dorothy Karr with prl101 won by 1Malda theme of the Pl"lllll"lm presented lltndra llysell Helen Ta)lor p,tl\ Mora and Altona Karr lira Law- by tho lecturer, Mrs W A Mor t,cwery and the Rev Howard Ruprence Mlllhoan won the door prize. gan The pr9aram conliAted of pelt Relrelhm!nll of sunny sliver aon8• readings and resolutions ~ with Mrs William Gruesor, lllrl pie saDdwtcheo, pickle~, nuts and Fnnk Grueoer Mrs Edward Hwn· day January 23, and the men of collee wete rtlrvtd by the hoste88 phrey, Miss Sally Bartels, Mr and the Grange will prescn. the proa!llsted bY Jl1'l ROY Holter and daughter, Ann, to Z2 members and Mrs Homer Rice and Wallace Ru.. laram partlclpatlna one iUell, llta. Wyatt Chadwell aell, At the clooe cl the meeting ,.. ALIENI MIIST UG.STI!t lrtshmonta were served by Mr WASHINGTON, Jan II UP. at¥! !In Amos Leonard, llro Wll Aliens were reminded a11aln todBY llim Bal'tels MilS Sally Barte!J.! tbat they must Eeport their ad House~~rming Mro Edwar4 Humphrey and loli!l 1dre!IOs to the lmmlarahon Se\"V Clara Humphrey lice this month They must subml The next meeting will be Thurs addres, reports evety lanuary Chester Garden Club Meeting Held January 3 Rock Springs Grnnge Meeting Held On thursday II"" l I Party H•ld For Mr., ~rs1• Beach llr and Mra. Frank Beach Oteva Goanoyl were lltfPrbed Frld&l' • evdntnc Wbel\ a ~up of friends 111d relaUV\Itcami jlo tbelr hon1e on Maple Slreel, lor I housewann In( and mi~Uabeouo 'Shower Mi'l Norllla~ '(~aucer plaaned tht Pll'\Y and waa qalated by Mrs Robert llaller in solVIng jello eupoaku, ~~~~and mint lavors Gamea were plt.Ytd and prl•.. won It): loin Jane Gilkey, Mro Leo Chllda, lfatle llouob and Polly Ann Bauer A ltumber of lovely cll1s were prtilented to llr and Mrs Beaoh The ruelli were Marie Rouah, Jane OUkey, Eother Joseph, Ida c•n~ Myrtle Plotena, Mil dred Roullb, Leona Karr, Lena lcEihlnny , l!orlellle Huntpj>rey Maule Jonei, llmlf Btfjrlaoo. ~,;::;:;:::;:;;;;;.,..,_ _ _ _~"""'~----. . .- . . . -- - - · Po!q 41J1t Jllller. 'j~es Arno1~ Is APJl!Jnted Ne\y Mi~4leJMlrt Couneilm~ Williams, Goetf., To Reteive Top, Writers' Honors • d!!nt of the board Kaiser AII·Purposc Foil, 18" by 25' 62e a roll Kaiser Ho~old Foil, 12 ' by 25' 3le Kaiser BroiJJDg FOU, 14" by 240" 43c a roll 1 It • 79e a roll KaiJer 7" Household Foil, 7" by 240" I 19c a roU Kaiser Foil Plalea, 9"-4 pack 27e a roU • , Ministerial ~'n Plans Community Worship Servi~e Ministerial :1 h~:~~~~~l1.~n~;b~ t;s~!ur! 3ll one mile south cl tbe. Athens County line at 8 a m According to the Ohio Highway Patrol the two earl <nlhed bead on on I curve wltb the front ends of b<tth ..,. bOID8 c•ropletely de mollahed ' by ~ Impact tr 1 th.t H ld Le The Pa o u aro w 11, ~. ol Neloonville, who WI! drlv Ins aoiltb received lacerations •' the ~ and eontllJions aod abra.. Iona'vn both tea:,.,., lJilM)a Jj& "''J.1(•,:U.. 1~, drjf; e101:1ilft!!lt!ir !M.auUered+tiOep lictraUon Ol'"llle 6oad a P<tliJble eoncuulon al}il eontus\OtlS'11D both leiB tewts was expeeted to be released from the bospltal today but McCrlllla wao beln' •eld lor fill' tber observation 'rwo Passengers Killed As Bus Hits'Abutment BEDFORD Pa UP- A coast \o-cOBBt bus skidded Into a bridge abutment on. the sl .. t glazed Pennsylvania Turnpike las! mght Jlld broke In two Two persona were killed aml all of the 17 other peraona aboard the blf Continental TrallWiys Ve hlele were •uri, eight seriously State pollee of the TUrnpike patrol Blld the buo .... •beared apart by the pier of an overpass carr)'!nc a rural road over th• '" high apeed bij:bway The driver, Gordon G Htleman LLury ot Unlohtown Pa told ocmpan) mu olfielals bla bus aktdded on an Forty mcJIIbers of the 1\obiiD' "Icy patclt• antj; went out •I eou Church Scbool, Syraouao ricejved trol ... s nd (Continued on Pace Flvel perfe.t attendance lWI• "1 u •Y tn tho 511'- of Ohio, at tho CIOM of Bulinlll on Docomblr 3ht, 1957. ASSETS I Cash balances with ether banks, Including reserve balance, l and cash 1tems m process of ecllecttcn $ IHI824 114 United States Government obligations d~recl and guaranteed 545~94 Obligations •f Stales and polttteal subdtvlslons 299.23ft 114 Othet' bondo, notes and debentures 12 084110 Loans and dlscouu(J (lneludmg $6 67 overdrafts) 239,90?.0 Bank premises owned $3 000 00 lurmture and fixtures $400 00 3 400 110 (Bank prtmiBes owned arc subject to nc lions not asaumcd by bank) other assets 2 01290 FIOrty Membets Are Gl'ven A•arards Church At - .• $1 284 400 81 Marshall Needs $15 ThousandFor Deman~ depostts of indtvldua~. partneroblps and corporations $ 433 781120 Time depooits of Individuals, partnerohiJI!II s931s4 32 and corporatlolt8 ~ ~ Deposita of States and political subdiviSions 48911513 ' Other depBslto (certified and officer 1 checks etc lx U9640 TOTAL DEPOSITS • $1,175,1~1 07 Other ltabilltles (Including no DepBSJts Hypolhecated under 41194 SeeUon IIU 10 R C l TOTAL UABIUTIDS (oot Including subordmated $1 175.&p3 01 obltgations shown helow) mcrRen~~~tnJ P~• were "''"n D" Rl!er for scve year,, CJorlqe and Brenda Norrlt, Mrs Adria SIYre "'d Brenda Sayre, air ~ars Fran kiln Rlaer, five yeJrs, and Ruth WlnJelt and Nancy Elohlnter UfSmll' rO,Ili'8Dl !BUt years. f) 1:)" Throe year plno were awarded Unl... the 111118 stale lea!sla to Mlos Marcia Karr, S~lllt~e Bob Jure reotoreo1tbe $lft,OOO Marshall by and Mickey Winebrenner and College needs lor .lwq addttlonal Carolyn Van Meter Re~ivlqc twn faculty salaries the long propos yeor pins were Mrs ~...1 Dully ed reglstertd tlurolng program al Mr and Mrs Carroll Nllrrla, DQ M~tthall will be pa,tponed again bq1sb tforrll, Toy Zwilling, Pat•y Manhall requested In Ito 19M Winebrenner Melvin Van Meter JJ budget $15.01!0 lor the salarie.• Kathy Fran1l1, Mllls' lllzer and of a director and a!ll!lant dlreo Jean and Janiee Manuel tor of nursing The Board of Pub One year pina were preaented lie Work$ atruek the tlema out of •- DID Rizer Mr~ D••l ""sell d b ., ~ '" the bud1et as proJIO'e to I ' )(rs William El<hlnler, Mr< lellalatora Chlrlof. Hollack, Eddie HobaCk Pretldeol stewart H Smtih 111111~ Van Miller, ""' Royal Hid today tbal thlo requell wJI' Tllo'llj~ Lindo Elehlnpr, Valerie be one oJ many the oom•c• wilt Qllmilrt, LinGa Nefiler, Marl~ (Ccnltnued on Page Five) Houdaabeh,i Rose Ann The(M ~d 1---+-~=...._::---Jlra11"tnd llrU<e Teal•nl MAIIICI'I' RIPORJ r • Th~·Ure 11izer (iml!j>, llr ··nd CINC!l\IN"-Tl UP - Produce lin. !llzer, tbetrllll! and die Eli!. weak, priCA!a al farms eon ab~ tall', Mru dd loin Frank sumero '!hllel and browns A jum • lin IIlier' alld ,their ~blldr~, Fran boa 37-421 A lar1e 30-36 A me , I dlum ::;• A llnall no •o, ll ljln Jr and ft:Uila rece ve ne., • .... 1• d lar•e f'ou AI•• lar•~ 41-Q,. A ,t,.o an"" ••r IOQ ma '!',, -~I,.,. • 811-40' ' iO<td roc ~ (tie l'{orrla III~.,.Uml _... ' ~ , &e • ftmlly Mr. lOd ¥rs Catron Nor Ctil~kens firm, feyera 8-3% lb r1s and •tfirie of tlt'lr diuchters, ID-~11. heavy henl 18-29 118llt C)~lce, Brenda and Jjehorah bens IIH2 frver prlceo 4D,OOO if 19, 64,000 at 20, 4~ al 20\i 28000 undetermined Butter llO score 71e N ,. p CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Surpl~s Pledged assets (an~ SC<urtlles loaned) (book value) U S Government obllga!tona dtre<t ~nd guanntl'd pled~ed to secure depOSits and otber llabllltieg -• $ TGTAL ••• •• . Secured and pret,-rcd liabilities O.poSJts se<ured by pledged assets puroua~t to rcrmlrP.n1ents of law +--.. .. $ TOTAL ' • Se<urtltco as shown ab•ve ar~ alter deduction of reserves of _.. .. - """' , , STATE OF OIDO, COUNTY OF MEIGS as I, J•hn T Wolfe cashier of the above nemed bank d• solemnly slvear thai the above tlatem~t " true to the best of my knowledJI! , and' bellef , JOHN T WOLFE Cashier ' Cqrrect-Atte!l CHARLES HAYMAN W B CROSS Dlreetors J M WEAVERJR Sublerlbed and sworn to before me litis :XC~~~:~:~: Are In]'ured HeadOn h Near AtheDS Line 1 5U $ MOOO~ _ 55000110 Undtvlded profita , ~ ' TOTAL CAPITAL Ar~ 1UNTS . • 108.81UO TOTAL LIABIUTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $1,284,40'18J ; ' This ballk'a <tpltal ocnslsl.! •I C•mmon stock with total par value of , • - $ M,OOO 00 1 •1 duotinf the bfelllnr oewtlonac service wblcb Included Sqlpture, prayer and medltattcn Rev c It. KonKrlibt of Heath Methodist Church gave ~ resume of blo scrman last Sunday en 'A New Leaoo on Life' wltb tho text !rom Jeremiah During the bualness mcetlnd '"they dlocllSaed a community wor Ahtp service to be held In tbe nell future at the HI&~ Sobool auditorium when a religloua film will ~· shown Paul Hap\Onslill ';ctiaplaln o• Feeney Bonnett Post, • No 128 American Legion hid astcd the AMocftttOn to cooJl"lllil wllh the Legion's "Back to God'' movement and they Will ablst with lbt! 'project A general dtocusslon was held on the Week of Praref service! whicb ended last Frid't AT RACINE Q•• !ll.t:)!l'J• !!'\ ' , ijt\';' q•I!I'C~ f ~tirlst wltli t 0~11.!!1 h<l!t or, iillni and <o:t THE RACINE HOME BANK LIAIILITIIS Donald llllllt; repre..,ntiD8 tbe llounty Prosecutor James 0' fire Department, lnnted the vii Brien said today he lfas prepared !age olllclola to tmnd the aup. affidavits tor the sheriffs stan• per being Klvon by the firemen In ture which eould add one to flv• their haU Thuroday preceding velra to pOSsible (l<nltentlary their SJN!Cial meet11111 f M1 C t • t , Wayne Glbljo~ wu ,...leeted aentencea or e s• oun y s wo moat recent jail es01pees prtstdent ol the councn and <punRl<bard Spencer 20 and Carl , cilmen preaent were (ilbboaa, £ro Plant.i, 33 , broke from cusloil) nell llovert. D C Mill~ and the tbreeJ new men, Johe zet'kle, Clln· the •libt of January ~ but were ton Fisher aqd J~me• Arnold captured separately before II a Mayor Flthef. Cavt oil br e re aSpencer Is free from a Colum 1 m sam& Court day. on $!1!00 bond me of lht wott wltleb llu1 1IMifore busthe ¥ederal iiiClud• 10 answer cltarJe( of •uto tllelt • the officials of 108 tho sewaJe dl ~imt aeal " coatlnl ol the ttate r011tet In \he He w11 seheduled lor trial here vmace lliplta, enetJIID of traffic on cbnJes of lraud ~nd larceny alitiJ on i,he •tate roulea, oew Plariu, of Middleport w.. otreel milkers, pure)!ase ol I waftlnr trW on moraL! charges tmtor, 1 tire tru<k. a power and amult w•t~ a deadly wea mower r9r lht cemelety, construe pon lion of a road eail of the RIYer· O'Brien said the Pair ' Is view cemetery, leKIIlltlon lor the oo.nvtcted of eseap(ng from J"l pir!<lng of tiucb in \iii b~ne;a they <OUid be sentenced to an seetlo~ wblle unload~ Cieat111P addttlonal one to live years '" the of the river bank and tt,air ot tho state penitentiary on top of what municipal pooL 1 ever ether sentence mtght ~· It was report.ed by Ma7or Floher Imposed tiy Judge 1ohn C Bacon that 11 the preaent t1ti1e th<! pool II found guilty 1. l~allinl appro-te)J 2,000 ~at of water dally 1nd IIIII ritulf ~ re"'fud befote tl\e pool Clll be ~wo ' opened in the s'!l"mer ~ ' 'I'll• llayora to~ o! ~uo I...: f' _ ~d of Ire'!"" Jean Lama lor UJ Urui ~,Q02 n lli tho 1enelal lund were a00<1Pted by Ill• Council Other olfl<l.lo """'"' were I C!:ler)t Gene (\!'lie; Cblel o( Poll.. ' 4'0Y ]llrtrum and Street Fore Two roen were In M~igs Gener man Lew!s EUia. t • ---·-- t•·•• f'' ''= MIIGI GINIRAL: 'HOSPITAl. Admitted Sadl~ llrindley, SY?a ouse, l ame Barrett, RuUand Dlacharaed Dorotll Slark, ~. Ptlll Poulin, 7Po{llercy ~_,CuDIIilllltalllj, snacuse ancl Jo~ y~ llie\!" , . ,. ~ .................. E pees Facmg • Added Prison Tems pdjnt Rll'ORT OF THE CONDITION OF TOTAL ASSETS J.:: ~ll ELBERFELDS Bank No Arnolij Js a natife of Meigs County and Is maiTled lo Ruth Bradbury, a Middleport &lrl He bas been active In coll8~e· t!on work lor a Dltl11b0r ot reara ~ 11Jd auperviaed the oe~l!eoaUD8 of !1 the vlllaae atreell lhll ~ut year an lor the vlllage , Mayor Fllltet ..ned a speelal m..ling el Council lor Tlluroday when tbe bud&•t will be set up lor ~~e year and •ommltteea •Jipolnl· .AJa9c.l•li911 "'\iltondlf aller I Kaiser Giant Eeonomy Foil, 12" b'l 75' The Ml!\dleport CounCil In their fir'st offlcjal meeting of 1968 Monday at tlili 1VIUate 111!11 naJII~d James Arnold to fill the plaee of Dtle lllilton wbo"fesJgned atter'llelllg elected tQ. the council In the t;o~mber electlo9. T~e Mlddiepo~ a roll I ' ''" ' - {~ ------- --- - ---------.,:----- By Record Do Blood Prograni Saved Response Is Overwhe~, Political'Bitterne8s· Flares ' · lit MiSsile As 288 Answer Donor Call • Red Cro~e officials said Joday that with the future of the blood program bere m jeopardy, 288 Meigs County people crowded Into the Pomeroy Junior Hlgb 5ehool Mo!Uiay to donate 238 plnll of blood wblch was 86 more than the inlnl· mum goal of 150. ' • Mia.! Marlon El!ersbaeh bloodmobile chairman, and Mrs WASHINGTON flung new President Sen Hubert H amount of poHtical hotilm ~w1mni" will icans the EJBenhowet admiJilatratloa ,;,~b~as!!~~~Q care of national deleDH " ~~ Humphrty qld bne of tbe ad ministration'• first acla live yeara ago wa• to trim live bllllor dol laro from Jormer PreJI4en Tru man'• defense budget an4 two bll lion from foreign aid ' The MI n n " o Ia Democrat'• char(e app,rtntly :waa aimed at c•unterlng a bl'CI!IIIde llrtd »on day niJh! by Senate Republlcon Leader William F Knowland and Houae GOP Lead~r Joae'h W M..,tln They a!llertoti in a joint Alatement the TrUman tdmiDiJtrl lion muat be4r mo•t of !!t• biJme 11 the Unitel Stoles Is tr,Ulng Russia In ml8811e development Bul In New York, Truman said Monday niJhl they were lrYinB alter live years "to paaa the buol" and It waa a little late 'l'rumao sllrted the runulns ~ ~fi~;~!~~~'~ 5 O.ulab S!raua~ RC executive dlr ector uld ·we were overwhelmed by tit• entbutiUlle reeeplion clven the unit aad bY the wonderful ,.. lienee thon by the donflllo" Jlany donors waited 1311 min utea, with an "operaUolll" abut do"" port of tbil time wblle a new aupply o1 JtotUij wu rtllbed from the Huntin&ton, W Va Blood Center The IUpPiy Initially broupt bore be<lme abutlod at UO p m wtlll t¥e ~udltonum AWl pa<ked with J)eOple Hany left lor a IIM!tt luneh •t bjlllle tand mumed Ialor to clve Blood .WI wu belnl taken • at 9 30 m the evenlnl VoiUilleer worter1 were at lheb- JIOI~ unW late boun proceutltl the donors. Hn S\riUII tald tbe winner oJ a ~ cub orize - awarded t1 Mn Woodrow Wlbcin, liP 2. At bany This h'd lieen supplied b7 a peraon unable to lllve blood The 238 successful dotidrs lion day topped the Ill time prevHIJIII record of 143 putta tn Februan' of 19!16 In lit, , . persou Cllll! to lite b!oocl coUecUon Thert were 88 l¥tt tiJlte doo ora to tbe Ielp 11M Crtil8 o!ao 111 all-time reCGfd. A Ioiii of 42 persons donated a, rep~n! '"'· blooa ollmlnlslemd lo rolatlv es or lrlencla. Cl!arles ~~:~!!. ~r~~l!v:~ ~~t~le;~r m~~~~ leader because • be bad som~one to tell hltn whjtt to do "1 But Truman did have o.ne word of praise for the Pretidenel He to}~ reROrters Mon~ay. EIIIJn ''There WI! no excltemeqt lh. bower had written 1 • good" reply to So•let Premier Nikolai A BUI· ahollrd the plane," ~ • "Tbe crew cl the ~all ganln the p..,.naers they were bav• ' H10 Yl\1~, lr1lna 1 Utile dlllloulty with ttie le" VIce Preside.".'> Richard M Nix \ but !hat was all 011 told a lu~c ~ence )!Bn4»' : i~eii~[w~I~S~VI!'J~~~~lm~':' ~'It ~h ~iii ahow' lal\1 .:qjt'ltl T 'tlte "'~ l!i4 ., ·a ~ 1~. braln and ..,, what to dG for tbe Untied Slates ' " u' Knowland and' Marlin rtaoted () with mu1h greater vlolen<e In a rr "publiC memorAndum" addressed I 0 IS to Truman all!! replying to his "incredible retnarks • They uid expert tesUm•p~ !rom WA setentlsto and ll!lUitary leadert ~ Semi-annual Ohio Sales Tax a .. sbB""d that 'll today we art be lor the period July 1 tbru hind the Soviet Un1on In oome re J O.cem,ber 31, 19~7 mull be propspocl.! In the race to perfect the eriJ executed and llled on or boo weapon• ol the future a con fBre January 81, f908 by all venelderable pltrt ol the blame Ilea dora llce~scd In the State of Oblc on the do9rstep •I your admtnls Even- If no ules were made or If troUon " no taxable sales were made, a rc port iJ required by law -~- · - or 80 Ass' l n Sales To.vReturn 1-. COLU!ofBu6 ut>-AtrttrQey El hot E Meyers Ironton;' wMS •lected pfestdent of the stat• Board or Education at til re-or :raotzattonal meetmg flere Mon day Attorney Lllren E Sourb, Jr ~ Canton wao elected VICe pres( den l He succeeds Meyus who has held the post for lhe P"' '). .., "" 1 \ r , two yean Two new member• an~ fht; r,e' eleefed board members fler< sworn In by Ohto Supreme Couol Chief JustiCe Charles Weygandt Meyers succeeds Robert A Manchester, Canfield, wbo was elected the boards ltrst ..proal dent two ~ears ago Manchester and Gov C Will tam O'Netll addresaed the board The governor praised the work Bl.alle, ~~~;.~;~~ llondJII, I and .J(Jtgaret land, 1!lllis Re.r, e rou publt< lpprectatlon to dent of Schools Charles llt~:r;~ • "" o1 (IChool faclliUes, to th• l!'eeney.Jiellllelt Post, American of the board dunng the ftr!l tw• .Leiloi lor iransportaUon and to 1Y years of 1t' existence He .stressed aU d<luora, volunteer workers, the tmporUmce ot Improving cdu and ocntributora, wbo made the catiOn at all levels Manchester called lor the for vlo1t sueb 1 great 1uce~ To a11lst Melis County vendors matior\ of a .service center Volunteer workers were lledl in <Ompleting their Tax Return cal aupervll\lr, Dr R J Autson ochool boards snd admmtstrators Charleo A !Whburn ol tbe Divf. M•lll Co Health ComttllaSioner, could go for help w1th the prci> ilon of Salei aod Highway Use Funeral aervtces wtn be held !ems Nursea and DUntl aides. }!ernt"' Taxes wUI be In the Auditor 1 of Thuroday at 2 p m from the Ew Ti(e two new members are Mrs Ledlle, J~ Evans, Martba Gress flce, •1ofelgt County Court House, lng Funeral Chapel lor Rlna W Jeanette s Wagner, Chagrtn ' Jean Wright Mary Jennings. lean Pomeroy, Ohio, on January 30 Cross 75, who su<!cumbed at 4 a Smtih. Elizabeth Smith. Lelia mt Tuesday In Meigs General Holo Falla and Ertc y· Weber Cmcln 19118 ' • • Weatherby, Myrtle SIIIOn. 1 natL I DETROIT UP - The United pita! where she had been a pa Reelected to the board were ZANESVILLE. 0 UP - Pofice Vendors requirlnl S!SIIhnee tient for twQ weeks Auto Workers International exeou a skeleton found In the Sloff atdes O.ulab Strauss Uve board announced today It will sbould .brlns their rt<crda wttb The decesed, who made her John w Morrison, Aurora, liar ncrth of Trinway 11111 be Ethel Bauer, IriA Kelton. An demand a 1bare of prollta Instead them to aubAIIDIIate lbeir report home wtth her daughter Goldie old Whitaker Waynesville Way rematns of Gur c Dickerson, ne\le Knight, Adele Cullum, Aud of Rl I Racine was preccd ne E Shaffer, Bryan Paul L Tile practice of iuuiD8 a delinNewark, who disappeared lui rey BeWng, llenrttlla O'Brien, of a shorter work week from auto quent notice, notifying l vendor of death by her husband Dana W•lker Columbus and Mancb.., 23. Maxine Prtce and Dorothy lobncomponlea 11t11 70ar. ~ 1 •I• I " • ~ t IIU4" The board pid lb profit altar bla lajlure to Ill~ lit. return, h" C Cro&S several years a110 /. aon and daugbtor have ldenU. Ilion 1 " , ,_ .,) 108 proaram wtiuld bHI up prollta been diacontlnue4 Failure to file Survivin~ the "deceased are four fied a jacket and pOcket watch Unloal!ing and reloading the lbov~ 10 per cent on nel copilll tbe return wben due will oubje<t <hllldren Dale CroM of Orlando, I u belonclnB to their lather bloodmobile truck were tltese a yendor to the ~naltles_provJded n., Edith Hailed of San Francl .. Pollee satd a .32 ..ltber revolv blgb sebool boY". Rocer Hubbard amonc compeliJI oseouUvea, atoek In Sections 3739.01 to 11'1311111. In <o Dorothy Davis of Racme and er was found aeorlty and thai the frank Brinker, Kenneth Ct~. holdera IJlarled and hourly work clualve, o.f the Rev!Hd Cacle ers and oonll\tmert oildle Dill of Racine {' slrull bore marlll oJ 1 Irullet James Che*<lle, Robert Ctmmng In addiUon, tlte bargaining proAlso survtvtng are two slslefs \Jill wound • bam Robert Mosaman, Lam Zelda Wan, of Cleveland Sarah ' AlthCUBb evidence mdtcated a Grueser, Paul llollsb, Bill Neulz Jl'am the board will rtommend to the union's speelallfltl8 <ontroct JOIOI of Vttn Wert and a brother, posstlile snldde, coroner S S 1108, Jim Norton aDd D!luglas convenUO!I here Jan 22 li wlft In WilHam Wtlllams, Jacksoti O~lo. ~. W0 Daw hu l"ade no olftcill rtiltDI Seyler I elude • general wage Increase and BurW will be made In lhe Gil Mttzle Ann Wolle of Racme was In the d..th the <anteen was lurnlo~ed Uy a demand that the supplemental mare Cemetery 1Jnder the dirtc- declared the w1nne'r of a Helfer Muskingwn County S~enll Dav elasses of the UtddleJI'Irt unemployment benefit plan be ex 111111 of the Ewing Funeral Home cal( awarded by the Racmc F~re td \\elsoert tald, bowever,that tbe of Cbrlst and aerved by tended to a lull y~ar The deceased ~~ a me"'~ 0d1 and ~mergency Squad m thetr posstbllity of foul piay bas not j'~_einbe.~ of the ~al llereau the D of A Lo<fge and belonge ,. The board said Ita previously an ruled ou~ ......... )( -'· ,.. All <JtlnpaJgn fer a new emergency been kerson'• body wu found by ...-. e...mes ..,.ar eu The PTA of the Mason Elemen to t he EUB Cb urc b at liornmg 1vehicle noun<ed goal of a lour-day wort Dic wottb Clarence McNeal, Lena week wu dropped In favor ollbe tary Sehoql will meet this even- Star Lemerl Lacy, a farmer Kin Rl ..... Licking County authontles ,had Me ley, Hmner ce, Mu~•• prolll abarlna plan becauae of tM Ing at 7 30 c ciCJCk at the school A spokesman or the emergency sguad satd today that thus far the eondueted an utenslvo search, Child!, George Hu!laon, Marvin general eocno~c reeeulon and the 'need lor fnereJ&ed eonsumer Featu~mg the me~Ung will be squad has reached about one haU Including dradlng the Uwns Kellr, Fred Gardner and Georgo following Dlclleroon's dlfo MQiiery buying power • •,panel dlseusScsloob oil "Tttbe ldE!f"t of Its goal toward the new truck 00 Ice wu furtilshe~ IIY the Dav~> Under the profit abarlnl plan TV on Cl 1 ren and that conirtbutlona are sltll be Ice and Produce CompiiiJ mg sought and accepted exe<utjves and atockbolders would Panel members will be Dr Carl AppellJitlg u donora 10 lh,!> get one hall of the proflta In ex- Scott df ~In, a psychiatrist and Wednesday mght the emergency Metp County Blood Bank proc:e• oliO por cent on investment parent, Mro Roberti Rouah. par Former Residents aquadmcn wtll make a house to ,.,• .~.., ond hourly rated workers enl and housewife, Mrs Stante) aram were bouse cattvass m Portland begin Death Is Reported Mtddleporl Perry MIWt, Dlln -•• ... fourth and <<tnoum HarboUr parent and housewtle wu .... o•• OD.. M'-a llll·'lyn FogJeso·"' a, h••h ... D t MISs Elizabeth Ward was not Stivera IJack BecltUe, Sarah ers would t{OI onelourt~ In the .. "' n• 1 ~ The Kerr s Run cu. • us ero, DID& at 6 p !It !ted Monday ol tbe death of he• Bowman· Eileen Wooda, llolterl form 01 a re]late on purchase& aohool •tudenl and Mrs Sylvh receptly orgamzed mdependent brot~er Wtlham Ward at New Fuller, Eiletn S<iara, Jul1c1 Hy The gen!nl wale increase Blake, a teacber basketball team surprised the CssUe Pa a former local resl sell, Katbryn Hyilel~ Guy lie> which the ttoard recommended Modera.tor •I the discussion Pomeroy Hotohots 108t night, 127 wiU be b¥ed'on Inorealled prnduc- will be Charles Carr, FJnelpal -ao,021n a SIUIIe at tho Mason City ®Ids, Eddie Manley, LIIIIIJI B. dent t(vlty and will be blgher Ulan the cl ttie Muon School 11\!1,; Lucy Youth Center•ntb big ~tm Bowlea MiSs Ward left Monday alter King May Baker Kathey~ ~ch' preant producUvlty lncroaaa for Jane Bulmer will be' In <Wae n' Clndnnatl Redleg proporty wann• 11000 for Columbus and went to ~tty Sayre, Marie Manley, Pbyl mula of z'4 per ..nt ct e centa de\TOtlotll. Bebesbmepta will b• 108 up fer the baseball seaaon wllll ocw Castle today with Mr and 111 Tannehill , an hour, whlcltl!ver Is bllber tltl polnll to lead the winners !Irs Frattk Vincent to altend tbr llhmer Neal Blaine JYI!burn 1!Orve4. The board 1tso rec¥~mended 'I" Curb Duster~ all ~etp"ooo funeral serv1ce! Mao- Walburn, Eva ii'arlle1~ _RI that the 19 cents an hour eost-o~ e~liopt one, were ahead atl the •hard Pickens Johtt BrYa'!!, ,,~l' llvln8 allowance current!• noJd to own~;~ ~ Wll)l In !Ito !tee !COI't)18' {llelee, WASHINGTON UP- The D• ha J Chlldo, Wlll!apt X: Jlllley, •• • '" 1 ''..., be fit f referee lilijse Department mea led DIVORC" Glt"NTID 1... Regtda Hudson, QJY,de Ailensworin most auto w•tkeri ItO wrltteit ilto w GuL ne o ,e • ~ ·• te 'g't lliclt lor tho Bol.sjtots Wer, !lick to If to spend money at 29 a r A sutl lor dlvcret! ~as been Ill the ba..c wage fl ees'~-':0 "a"' and Jo~n Stsson eacli wllll bases " part of tl.! dtspersal and ed 10 CBmmon Pleas Court here by A.llen Hugh~. Fred ijo!fnlan H~nnatt Kincaid, Hanx l(ltoh, "" ... ·~ 22 aler• program fer tho StrategiC JullaDI v mells,RD Long Bottom David , Oblinger KeQI)~ut , AmsAPPROlll MOTIONS u' 81 Joe. W"t bad ' "' roil Entrleo flied In llom,.,n Pleat 0 Jlii.IIU a:""~ st.:"::.IBN.!~~d ~: A~~o~P~~~~ng plan came t• vs Jo~~thM :.bs~.:r :.n~llfiFul":; bary, Edgar AlleiiJWOI'Itt. l ~ Ellu, Pearl Reynol.u;; l !llilaell Court here today found JIIOtlont 1 92. light In an amendment II>Iali;UI.~~~~ for bOla of partieulara by live d.. The Meta• County Alsoclatoon KeCnnurebdyDOu.steTorala I Engltsh 18 1r apelled out detatls of a btU to attorneys. Mills, 1cbn 1 Fry, H.,..,a ~-::,~ feodanla In the !ceal Food Free of Tcwn.shlp Trustee• and Clerks LJwrence Manley, 'Dell , Fre:f,r eases we~ taken and or wUI hold Its annul) meeting at 8 Kennedy 10 P8)'ne 12, RusseU 25',, authoriZe $549 670.000 In emer Herbert Glllley OLD$TIR JAILID dere the pro!ICuclor to prctVIde In the Second MeCabe 2, Bowles 60 Total 127 gency military spendtnl! Walter Harris, ~,.-~ l!Wibes, Pomeroy Patrolman Henry Wer 1 wl" same Condor st :rtils sec!lcn of the btU mclud delen\laltts or counae "' TliURSDAY MEETING eluded three Ohio bases, J.ock ry Jailed John McConaha, 63, of Nan Moore, I.eWlf ~y, .. ~• before trjaL Defondanta !!: A, Engert I E te B 'I 089 000 Cbaun<ey, 0, M•nd&l' lllghl for Euler Nancy 1111!:4altf b\V~r H 11. Wbltlcte~. relations ollteer The WIIJin& Workers o n ~· boqrne A F • • mtoxloatlon iBond of •lo wu sel MorciD, Eil)m~ ~ltlller "j.. 1t Jr, A il Layl Pu,bllc Employe's prio@ EUB ~urcb will m..t till• Wright Patterson A F B $22. but remained In ... l"'iley, llorcld Hinkle, CHJtei • MltaeU(alll'f of qotumbus Tltii!WI1e~ at the home o.f 132000 and Clinton County A F tod¥ llcCo!llba <COntlllued V at noon today lti'Ved , ~. . . SiiiUil NY~ Ave. II , $0,'176,000 UAW Announces Proposal To Share·Profits Rma "'. Cross , OO ByDeath CIaun EarIy Tuesday lEJOergenc:y Squad, ..:1£ Award W/ "on Bv Mitzi.e "'' Ife Effect Of TV On Children 'li Be Discussed HotshQts Stopped By Curb DHSters In 127-92 Game ' ° Three Ohio Air Bases ·Included In Defense Bill T hipCl..._.·And Trust ld '-- al'Meel ,, Police Believe S''eIeton That ' Man Of Missmg "IJt Jobll ou:r.- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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