https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5be22b195be0a73f6b79de96a8ad82a7.pdf d29d03f35e0fc4d78eb7de03b16fcbb3 PDF Text Text '. . J ' • ' The Dailv Sentinel ' .,.. Plans Legion, rtDet Vonday at the home of Mrs ''ll[eUiJ wmston and was opened l>ti Mrs Gl!'lttude Buller, 'vlee \)president while the pre.udent, Jlra. Ca~pbell Harper, played the ~allonal Anthem and Mh Harn son Bentle)l gave the prayer Mrs. Harper was m charge o' "the business meeting when plan~ were made for an Amcrtcamsm program lo be g1ven on Feb 21 at Baptist Church With H E Boney, Pomeroy a ~ the guest speaker The public IS mvlted to Uu , \ program and a social hour w1li be helc:l tn th e ~lt urch d1rung roo m arter the talk The Auxilia ry votei a contn buuon to lhe M;uch of D11ncs Mrs Harper reported on the for matwn of a Jumor Umt ol t11. Auxiliary and plans were made 1o mstall these gtrl :s and also Mrs Oscar Hardaway a new member of the AuxJilary, at the ncxl meeting Mrs. Lee Pratt Is Hostess To The Kin Club , The next regular busmess meet l,.eWll:o ll,lflley Post. American the Mt Moriah • Americanism Program Th~ AUXIh~ ror the Mrs Lee Pra1t cntertamed th e Tur ~t! .ty evcnmg w1th Mrs. c J F. h1rsl>aeh president in charge of a :-~hnrt busme s~; mccl lllg A l IIIIJ J1Jutwn was vot ed for th e Mtrth of Dimes anl: It was iltl'lOunccd that the next meetl!lg would be at the home of Mrs. Emmett Blackburn Games were played tnrt pnzc., won by Mrs Emma Lctfheit Mrs R1eltard Vaughan Sr, Mrs WIJlard Ebersbach The hostess served refresh ments to those named above anU Mrs Hwold Eber~bach, l\frs Veda Lehew, Mrs Rl~hard Vaughan Jr Mrs Amucc Ohlinger. Mn Edgar Pratt, Mrs Wald Wlndou Mrs Ruth Laney and daughter and Mrs Waltur Rnwh uud thrc(• K1n Club lng Will be at the home of Mrs Butler m March The meeting closed with a prayer by Mro llentley and ''Taps' played bv • Mrs Harper The ho.stesses were Mrs Wm Elewnor ·, • • Second Ward . Women's Club Meeting Js Held -APPLE «;ROVE ct:muhv ston, Mrs C R Young car Hardaway, Mrs Sm1lh and Mrs · Arlena Rees~ Hml they :icrve1l a chJ( ken pot pic lunch to the members Plans Discussed For,Observing Cub Scout Week Sl'~l'lt'll attendance ; on ,.. ct.mll'aouuon to tne PoUo fund . was voted by the Sugday' SchooY. Rev. Grove fllled hla re1ula' •t polntment at 10 40. Hla subj~ct was "Misunderstanding" An even· gelistle <ampa110 wlll besld hero ' on March 24 with EVan Edwards of Atbeoo 11 evangeliSt. ' Wedding Is Anrumnced ALFRED IIUlo !2,wull0 the oflerint $10.ll • Mlddlepori S~lety Editor - PhoD6•8079 Mrs Os W1 1l1am LucUie Hawkins - Pomeroy Soelety Editor --: Pllone s. Schaaf - .. •• ' Society PfaJJs wen~ discussed ror help mg t:ub Seuuls 111 rorCign coun lrJC~ when the Cub Scouts of Der Six mel Wednesday after sc hool <~ t the home of lhe1 r Den Mother Mrs Charles MurraY Mulberry Avenue The mcctmg openctl w1tlt thr nledgc !> the flag and Cub Scout prom1sc •led by Make Wright Plam were also discussed rur obscrvmg Cub Scout Week 1 he group worked on a sk1t for tile pack meeting after wh1ch ~ ames were pluyed I he meetlnrclosed w1th the Cub Scout Circle 1 Attemhng were Jan C1lo, Cltarl cs Murray &dd ie Baer Make Wr1ght, Racky <.:ampbcll, Dannv Brown JQC Boney Mrs Murray Den Mothur, and Mrs Lloy~ Wnght, ll'!liislant Den Mother IY• UNtrio PillS Ohio: Cloydy ift4l rit~ l'illh '"' mlonal ..,.. flurrlts , ...,, It nlthl aof Satvtday. !lith ,.., It 35, low llnitlll to :M. ao The )4YF held ito regular moeJ· lng on Sundey evening, Jan, !Z with an altendonce of 13 youth and 2 adults ' Margaret flnn Wmdland led devotiOns, Janlte Swartz was pianist The program conslstcd of i'ew l~onSJve reading, a, B1ble reading and quiz, and a special number, "Gethscmanc" by Margaret Ann Wmdland aud two spee1al numben by the lo!Y~ group Middlep«)rf \' c ' he: --. .,. ............. ~ VOL IX NO. 292 BlNGLI OOPY-tt MEIGS FAIR '. \ - 9 ROOMS OP BOW Of Natiop Toc1ay A pernatent donn cooter on the New Enlland coait doused '-·· -• the NortheUI: witll a !bird otra1pt da1 o~ IIIOW, nm and driz:zle. M~vte;i!>ltiUen l amoun\• were Jigbj,llont ~~~ -Atlan- 1!< ALL NEW lrO)ItOn , ReRubllean Stile Chalrmanilay C. Bli.!s said thai ell .peraons !~· tertlletl In enterl!!jl hla ~Y • primaries had ba4 an ,opportu~ltY to innoUnc~ He u\d_l be wu 111tl nobOjly decided to ~~~ the in· cw\tbentl lleeouae '1biltef pnmary IICI'aps aro not eondu~llve to wln· n,nr election!.!' / The GOP commllt~e. wltb on• 1 • dl!oantlng vole, endoraed locum bents from u. S Sen. John W. (Continued oq Paae F1ve Furniture ~NCLUDES &elriJeralor an' Gat Range Par 01!7 huo dowa llld• fiB.OQ per monlb BAKER Mrs. L. Probasco Is Hon,ored Guest Mrs Lowell Probasco who w1!1 leave this week for her Ml\ home m Charlestun WliS guclil of honor Wcdncsc:l11y at a breakfast IJCid HI the home or Mrs Waller FURNIT!JRE 0. 11Jae Brllblesl Coraer ta Middleport Ct ooks Mrs Jlrnbasco Was prrscntcd h girl f1mn tlw followang h.d1cs ! Mn Pre~yterian I Women's Ass'n Meeting Held· forrest Bachtel, Mrs E l\l Dl ok<• Mrs' Br11cc Lloyd Mrs 0 p Klcrn, Mn Wnync Glbhons Mrs J J Davis, Mtfl Theo Nouh ling and Ml a Crooks ·Finol Cleoronce Ladies' ~dresses - ClaSI 12 Circle of the WSCS of Heath Mothodlst Church met Wed evening at the home of Emmlsh with lofts Har· I')' , president, In charge of the buajnei8 meellhg Mrs No· ob Haatlni substituted as devol· loaal leader for Mrs Homer Cook and read arUdes form "The ChmJ· tlan Herald" and the IOSrd Psalm wtth the prayer given by the Rev C R Konkrl~:ht Dur~ng the business meetlag plan• were made for a bake .11ale to he held on Waablntton's Birth• day, Feb 22, at the Trlluster £leaner with Ml08 Frieda Faehnle as chairman of the sale. Miss Faehnle gave a report of the sale of pecans this year wltb a $122 00 Money makllig Thi'Cl~!t· proJ~'"!a were dlS<U08ed and the the paraonaae (•rnoee dlseuaaed by tho mem• eventna's proa:ram Will i[ij·:~~~~t~~ ......,,,ll"aiDIO quiz led by the nev Kon· Enterprise EUB WSWS Meeting Held On Tuesday ~ I ' out the rei!Jon. ; Rams of one half mch sou< I portiom of W.ulri.ngton and Ore! gon and lighter amounts fell !ofr. and Mrs Grill Ruasell, Bradbury, have 'leamed that their grlnddaughter, llarb~ra Je~n S•· well, b one 9f 115 •Colorado ltate Unlyeral(f otud~nts , ,.&o \,lilve beeil nomlnate_ct 1p , thb rear'a I'Wiio'• Who Among Sludei!t In Allier*•• JJnlveraltlea." ' This 1.- one lhP ~·•.ft~): honor a junior Death Reported In Columbus Tri.f..ounty Con~rt To Be Civen Monday The body of lhe deeeasCd wu to ,$lien Hamptoo, Kerr St., Pomeroy, died auddenly Thlll'8dty mor~~o mg In Columbus He wu an em· ployee ol the State of Oblo. SurviVing are blo·wile, Lula, IIIICI a son in California retumtlcl here loter today by Mid~r-t:t High .Rob List Dr Delbert A Ru,..ll, radlol0> is the new preaiJient of the Elyria Memorial Hoapltal medical staff He " the son of loft and lofts. Griff Russell, Bradbury, and at tended the Bradbury Elementary School, graduated frol!l Middleport IIIah &:hoel and Ohio State CHESTER ly Clarice AHa• { University Mr ~ and Mrs Ern eat Gaul or He baa· been In praetlee In Tipton, Iowa, viSited briefly with llr. and Mrp. Frank Gaul on their way Jo Florida lor a vacation ' D Jl, ~leland, Columbus wa< lhe or and M" In the Medieal Arts ~uildlng. He married md has two oona, Del· bert Jr, 10, and James, 8 18 Meeting For to $39.00 Sole $1••95 '. up AS LOW AS ....... ... ...... :. $8.95 I, ' Ely "' 11nee 1947 and has hiS olllee .1· . .' I ' ·~ The Tri.C.ulltl Commuruty Con· ,, •• ,..•• , •• runeral borne at whtch "'1.' Alaodltlon will preaent the t1me arrangeriients will be made col•mbw Symphony Ordlellra on Monday, Jan %10, at the Wuhlna· giB~ S1'·oo 10 Nortliem Callfonua and east to Idaho Fatr weather prevaJled Over the Southwest, the G u) f Coast rules and the South AI lanuc reg1on The clear slt1e3 1ent rl!ldlnp plungmg to the freerll1g loark as far south 15 central MiSBIS81ppt and northern Geor&la, and as low •• the 40J In central F1ortda Forecasters predtcted conUnued snow fiurriea tGday from the Allen Hampton Barbara Sew.~ll Wins H~nors At Colorado St~tte ' ,lor Vciluta To $16.95 v,!~,. and toutb to tbe OhiO Valley and Tenn.,...., wllb eetaSIODal light .11now flurries reported through· ' ,' ' Cow otaJe.o ~ nigh' and euly today,. ~ener•llY meas uring under one-tenth of tn( inch Cloudy sk1e1 blanketed mucb of the area from tbc )Jorthcrn Plains, Kross t~ Great Lakt5 ton aehool auditorium m Gllllpo. Us · Tho q, the """"'d of the serl01 thlo Win• and IB the firlt fuJI. llcdied ordieotra to perform In the 11 year hiJtory of the locll assoclltlan. Evan Wballon, the conductor, ,. a native of Ibdiana and tias eon· dueled summer ,concerto of the Connectlwt Symphony On:bestra, the B,qalo Pbllbannoru<, aad the Sprialfteld SymPJtoll1 Orehestra The Other two eomerta this winter Ylill he Nina Dova, ballad sing· er on Feb. ZS, and The Cblllti· cl~m. 1 male quarte~ on April T The Tri-Coulllf USO<iatlon mem· bera can alao attend the Cbleqo Opm RaDel in AtheDI Friday nillhl at v~orlal Auditor~um, Oblo Univenll)'. Great Lakes reg10n and Ohm Val· ley to New England Fall' weather was expected frolll Califom11 to !he Mi.,ISSIPPI and tbe SoutHeast, wbllt showers 1 were seen for the Pacaflc Ncrth west along with some snow fiur rles 10 the northern 1Wck1es Je~y Breeders To Hear Jim Low Speak Saturday Jim Low, staff &peaker for tltt' Nationil ASSOCiation of Manufae turers, will He guest speaket at the 70111 Annual Meeting or the Ohio Jrrsey Breeders Aasocl'!l· Uon rr 1 ~ay and Saturday, lanu· ary 17·18, 1958 11le lllftf.inn will be held at the Youth ,Center on the Ohw State FmJ:rodnd~ Columbus, OhiO Thr Friday ae~~ion Will begin , 1 3 p m w1th a meeUng of the board of direelors During the e~erunrr seuicn an open discu8ll10n penod will he fuUowed by ~lee:Uon of offiee:rs • A panel dtscussion, "All JerseJ Milk" and bwilless seu1on Will blghUght the morning ·i~~~~:; hegumlng at !O:SO •· m. !l ~lr 'LO'!" wUI •peal< noon seaaion awards villi be The junior bold a sewon on mg at wbich tlnle cff1cers A guest scheduled for �• Y SENTtf(f~ , o;IOo....J, ·· ~.: iiltori~u·· .! · '· '' ' ' • ~ , .... ~ ··-~ .. _ ... _ ' ... _ < y ,C ~ltGIIS H•se"-,4ncl ~fii9Y ~,ow Is Creating Hardship s Schoof Mfna DJMt1~s As Plants MOve fn a monstrous h~i·· 'aild Wggy lion no longer clusters arliund th~ lacl(lry door. lnste~d. It has created what the sociolo· 4Jsts call Suburllia In Southeastern Ohio this means that OVEC employes - 01 consider Kaiser, Sporn, or Vanadium - Jive comfort. ably 10, 15, 20 and even 25 miles away in different tax districts. Years ago Ohio law provided that towns and Cities should have thm exempted school d1stmts for taxation and ndmmistratlve pur· poses. Today, for taxalion, Ohio should pro· vide some means whereby the school tax dol· Jar from mdustJ·ial ellpa~sion is spread arounJt at least 011 a' cou~tr basis t 10 7 mil~ .'. ... • .. An Acute Problem I 1' 11 00 Tic •rae Dougb 12•30 It Could Be Yod 1'15 Moviebme 2 30 Kilty Foyle 3 00 Matinee 'Inestre \·00 Queen for a DIY 4'45 Modern Rcmaneet 5 00 ~omedy Time it is quite likely that unles• this law is 'new Kyger Creek JliltJ\, Srl1001 has changed soon lhe Soufher)l Rural Scljool disbqllt and school Hoard iil~iii!rs ac!\1111· trict will inherit a tax fortune But the school about their daily (Js~ ~~~~ .miles ort population of that district will not soar- Infaces They have an' a'cute problem: deed it may be less for some time-any more rapidly than other Meigs County townships. ~pend their money. There arc today approximately 2500 acres 6ne should grudge that fortunate jloard its good luck Yet the facts of of prime Industria·! land optioned or sold in In 1058 are not like those ol 1858, and Letart Township. Families w1th no roots in soil already arc moving out. Until that slack Is tak~n up the school population of that dis· Add1son needed a new school, It trlct may be at a standstill or even undergo ~!~~!~it for the population It owned before a downward trend. ·Very few of the employes at OVEC This problem certainly not unique in PARTY U.v~-tn . Addlson township. Very fcw, .lf any, Galli~ and Meigs County. Southeastern Ohio, Mlu Suellcn Goodnlte was hos· emp o:jes now living elsewhere are planning along the river, Is destined to participate In tess at her home on New Ycsr'a !leW h""es In Addison. In sho'rt, Addison has a general industrial expansion. Other river Ev~~:ln: ~f.IY~~~~~ :~~··:~O.to • magJJUicent new school, with money liter.. fronting towns and cities already have their enjoyed dancing sod refreshments aUy slt!ping out Its classroom doors while 1 Is Those aitendlng the party were 111 , neal'by,: school distncts Including .m~nv, In p an 1 w get them 1 ~ the future. Jomos McKnight, D~vid RlchardM Our legislature shoulJt acc~pt this modern son. MsrKlo Roach, Linda Rous~. elgs County continue to pay theL blll for ed· problem at once for serious study with a view Shlrle~ Dod,oon, Carolyn Dotson, 1 , , D w Embleton, Judy Arnold, ucating children or OVEC employes tow d 1 1 1 Ohl ~ " ar rev S on 0 0 1IIW. ' Job~ l.ayne, Eugene Rayburn, Her "'s ° men ment o mo onstrtubon Is Ptaced On The Ballot ,Unlass we wat~h carefully Representative , . • A Metnhart may be out of a job soon This; ls what Will happen lf a• proposed amendinent to the Ohl 0 C tit tl 1 1 , ons u on S p BC· ed on ; the balljl~ thls autumn &Jd·.~9JII'PVed. ThisC!111endment would de 1 47 pr ve counIn, Oh'10 0f th etr. 1one representative In · tile le4tslature It would do It by deleting a llDgle phrase in Article XI of th C Ill . .. e ons u ,.on sets Up the ratio Upon whlcb repr!,Sen~atton is based and ' *lso sbtes "Pro. .r•.;n,ded, ' however th 1 h ·• ' .,., •: · ' a eac wunty fHBII hav~ rqpresentatlve." • ' 'Divic/e By 100 I 1 . h coun 1lea av 1ng pcpulallons of less than onehalf of 79,466 (89,733), would Jose repres~ntatwn ln Columbus If approved th A d · • e me · ment would invoke othl\f eonstltutidnal provisions for setting up districts consisting 0 f · · one or more counties tor selection of ropresentallves C'e el _J 1' ~ OooefS cOmpIammg .. W()y are our ally cousins getting so snobby? Clevelaqders, fpr eraitJple, long have complaliled tl\a·t on the ba~ls or population they I ld have a large•· delegation in the House. SIOU CiiYI\hQ~ Coqnty had' 18 !louse members l<lurll),i th•laat sessldn! They said their del I If • 'ill . C ·~ ~~ repreSJ led fle.Jitly 1,400,000 people, compared' wllh Vinton County which has one repres nt tl 1 1 10 '800e· a ve or a pcpu atlon of less than Yes, Clevelanders are becoming a bit • lty If they want more balanced represe'::'~tlon why not propose reducing the ratio to 8 ratio Is obtained by l!Mdlng rounty 11 lOPttiJ!tion by 100 For the currnqt 10 ye . ' ' ' ' II' :tPN'II'4),it Is 79,466. ' · · county having a populajlon equal to :=~~~ o1 a ratio Is entitled to one represenevery county containing one and r~:=r~'~:h~ ratios is entitled to two repre'f. every county containing three ~~;f'; ratio is entitled to three represen. '•t h ,'; and so on, requiring after the first po,.. w ere every county at least would have one representative• This· conceivably could '"ii~t!ve·e". 11 re ratto .tor each atldltlonal repro· create a more unwleldly House. But one 01 Ohtlnge:,ml~~ry man C81Totl The Golclen Rule Clss; held thear monthly meeting at. the church Wedneoday cvenmg A covered diSh oupper w" enjoyed by the group wrth Mrs Evmlt Roush " hosi<ss. ' During a short busmcss scsS<on Mrs IDonald Brown '" "' oppolnl<d ai t!W E'cbruary hostess The group voted to lake a proloct of Slnrtmg a church library Th" l1brory w111 he ova1iable to all persons of St Lutheran Church and woll he mun· aged by the Golden Ilule Class Attendhlg the mcctmg were Mr and Mrs Bub Joho•lon and chi! dron,: Mrs carroll Adam• Jr, ~,., Eve1ctt Rou~ h and daughters, Vir and Mrs Donald Bruwn und PhyJ. II• Batey. PARTY EddiC Stein w1u1 hOst ut a Nl.'w Year'• F.vo PBIIY whrrh wus held at the Siein home Gno.ls were Nancy Alm<~I'Ong, Becky Goqdnltc, . 1 PlAINS . · k News Picture NBC News n'r. Hudson's Journal TNtb or con~UeDCOI l!ob Hope S&ow M-SQ~ad 8'15 Sign Oo . 8:30 Circle 8 Ranch 980 TBA • w·oo Howdy Doo4y !O.Sil The Hull ana Jteddy Show II 00 Fury II' ~o Andy' a Oan11 12:00 True Story 12.30 Delfei!Ve's Dairy HatChl.g Egg Program NICHOLS 5 BD 6 OO• 8:15 6:30 7:00 7:30 S·oo 9·00 9:30 10:00 10.30 NBA Pro Basketball TBA J.laclng from Hialeah Sky King Hop~lqng Ca88idy Newa ?lit<jre' 1 Spqrq~ ~tl':. F•4$1](:ijtq , . , !. .• Satuf\I,G ' :'!ll,bt iaiDDorM People' ' FunD1 Perry orilo . Club Oasla Gisele MteK~e Eud Qf th~· !l!lin~w Your Bit Plra4t- ll:OO N<vis "Healllloao n·1o WeJithercafll""li'f 11:15 Nl~Walob 1·00 Sign Off Channell- Friday dinner Monday at Wahama Hlgb ',/;~~~;~~e;~~!\':~ Department oe 1 their duties at the without any loat-ttme ace!· The dep•nment .aJipervlsors serv~d the dln~r to lltU:men. Tile fOod' wal prepared b~ th·Wahannr Band B'oo!tero. " • GARD!N ouua. "«•· !.loyd Rou!H ani M" •B R. Vance 'llere host~sses et the l<> dal Golden Club ThllrOday, Jan. 9, at the Alex Quilltan Memorial Clubhouse w1th Mrl 'Philip Wolpert presiding. . ·, Mro F'loyd1Qtlma¥, ifHatrman 8:00 Captalp Kanelroo 8 4li CBS News P·OO Mornlni Showa EIIB Chur<h held their m~tlng at the of Mrs. F. A Batey. Batey was procram leader he. loplo llel~- "~tren&then Church Throup UOdO!'iland· laJ.'r Allo the fitot ptocrarp qn the oerles "ClOSS and <ltlols In Japan" was held . . A short ~usln~s1 '"'ion was held. lira. K. J. Sco)t gave a book review. Ot~'r members taking part were Mrs Bert Ror!ah, Mrs. Ott> Roush, !\Irs Edna Clark and dreucd In nattve Japanese ottbe recent tlower show showed pieijlres token of the entrants dJB- costumes. playa, A Biblical Dialogue was presentMrs Uoyd Rou11h gave reports ed by Mrs. F A. Batey, Mnr. Clay- on Judges comments at the ton Alhey and Mrs. Olho Lleving. sh6w 1 Mra Bert Roush and 1\trs K J. Th y ~roup exc:hunged ollel'ed prayer and the moot· ~h.e slips and the program nn mg 'Baskets" was led bY Mra T Stol)e who demonstrated how to make them. Gary Ferby of Zanesville, Ohio, of !he dooed with a hymn. COUPLES CLUB The Couplts Club m~t recently at the home ot Mr. 1 and Mrs urtha.Callfor"la Spray Chcmicnl Corp shQwcd colored slt£\l:!s on "Begoma and Fuchsia ami !low to RHise Them" , Refreshment& were l~fVcd by the hostesses to the gue&ts and mcmbct s ' PARTY Mt~s nOrothy Sayre• entcrt11int':d 13.15 Lo~e of Life • , 121!0 Semlr lor 'J'OmiJITIJW 1:1:45 Guidrng Llihl. I·OO Katie's Kitchen 1.30 As the World 1'llru · 2:00 Baat the Clock 1:30 Houseparty . 3·00 Big Payor! 3:80 The Verd!Art Ia Youn 4:00 Brighter Day 1'15 Secrot Stol'!ll 4:1!0 Edge of Night G110 Early Show 8·3o Your Esso Reporter 8.45 Sports Parade 6 D~ Weatherman ?1QQ Mr. 7:30 800 8 30 9:00 , ~.30 1o 30 11:011 II 30 12:00 Jr. Town Meellnl Captain Kangaroo Mighty Meuse Playho•ae Garden Clbb Soturday Play~~use Yquni/•Pel>plh 1'Phllhar· Gunsmoke • ' . '.I V·44 ~ign On • D4S Morning Movie Mellis County News II 00 Advcnturea Neighbors 12:05 Noon Newa t~ Learning II !0 8.30 10 00 10:30 11:00 11:15 12 30 '·1 ' ', ; ' ~ ROTICU~ ROTARY \TILLER ' ~ on 990 spot On Your ha lfi'e power gardea ' equipment field; SlmpDeliy"itdda uolh~ - tlilger·llp eontroUed P<!Wef revel'ling b,i,I ro!aiY lwer, ODiy &hOle Who ~Ve undergone lite · baek·~g effort of,PuDing bae11 lbeil' liller.t from llllll'dl an~ ,obstaeles ·. ~·IIJ>: kjlow w!IJ& reierllnJ m~ to rotary 'IUllng. ADd DOW Slip· -~U~IIy often you llila outStanding' exeluslve featUre .. famoaa for "first&;, \ ' For ' a I ~ t I rugged sod·bllster that barges effortlessly through . toughest soil, see ,the Simpllci· ty ROTICI:IL. TJtete's no finer rot.a~ ~er' o~ ibe milrliet. ' U .,.II' • ON~Y $J45 QO · ' I 1 •I • _. ~ .. Optlliirf TOTAL OOSr PBJl'..-otJi~D HAULING SERVICE l'be dalry II well II ''I'm Bus)nw , , avall.ble' on ~~tehalo« Offlcco. .t o, · FOR FEED ' 'PJIUII'S . '• .·' MILLING and- ·~lED CO. . ,!" • ~ ',ft.l.e iae ' c I' J1llemiDe .. WH.EM YOU cj~ GET THE :.-QUIVA'~~l~ OF ¥ ... I · ~.~~ ,I ' ' i ~ :3-1-2.~11 . ' :} •• . r I j • I i. F. ERTI~~I-Jl oreo lD acre• tn It W.....,." .DDGI D•TE SOLD • , .•.•...~ ........... llept.l4, 1H7 ·~ . I' AVJ!RAGE WEIG iI!D BIID .......... 1M FEED OONVEIBION ; .................. W Of tire However, tbil probably ellm!Date 1 "''I' .......... r..:· .• -;.I......... AGI coaveulon. • Tbe Amerlean BeebePilll Fecloration AliJIIluj ~ were there. Wlt,en Qllllll)'. Ia JYIIItitlllt , tOr.llld u411~11e!'illlt , : P.-.elor. ' WILJJAJI WALKUP WIST COLUJIBIA, WIST VIRGINIA CRICKS ST.U.RD ' .................. , .. 41.. NUIIIIEK SOLD ......... , .............. 4tlt UVAIIUTY •• , •'• ... ...... , ....• , . . . . tl% be "lildaatry·Wicie Coopetatloa.• Dr. E. J. ~ of,Coqaell Uoiver· alty wilt n u ~ ,,. a banquet the eftlilq of laa. 111. • Suboldtarr "'"'JIIo lncludlq tire could increase fertlilror nltr.. · '' Olive lngr.._ ' Htr~'• T. ~ry fro~~~: Woodrow lltllet, meadows are preand skimPY on Mil~~· ~QUIP~·~NT .ltodio D•al SAVU 'tOri JJfJN£1'1 beekeeper of Coltoit, calif., aclleduled to deli..,. U.. ~OJ]IOie acl'dren Ju, ~ llilll!b~ wiD I EASY ·Tl!RMS AVAII,.ABLE FOR • :-t. . ·~;· .. ~' ' • ~ ~ ~ PllltNtl, Soft W_!lttr , Ill US FOR 50FT WATER :·Bulk \f . ' - I \ ~ SEKVICE I l'llleat Automatic or IOIIIltlc home • ' CUt ,_.., " - 1111-X or st7 ' , . o&.: r~.:. New· ...UU( fiEE·~:i.<ra\JcK· ·: ~ .::.ejf4,:s~v~ ·~ ·v~u ··:Ni9~1v':·; '' 4' . .f '\ I r ; !' ,, \ ~ ,~ ' ' ~ . J.:' ~ \ , 4_ t ' ' .,~ .~ 'I, ...... . .. Ciny of ·our. Empl~yees for f,utl -~fails .., ; • :... l l .' d .... , . . Cant IOFI' WATER SERVICE ', COlli ·~~~ '' -(OFF -· ~_ ·P·RICE) ~ CU.LLI GAN.. ' I , \ I . ! · ' BROILER GROWERS at re10u..,... Obln AJricuttunl llllenalon Servke Director ·W. II. Wood, Soli Cooaervatlou tkrvl<e Cblot ·T. C. Ketiliaii and GrlaWr will form a panel to dUeiru "OUr AttltudeJ To~ ObiG'a rutun Plowlna llalch01.• Mervin Smtt4, <hairlllln of Ohio State Unlventtj<'a depart. mont Of qr)cultrlral ecoaoaua d I lol ill .. _ an run aoc OJY, .., ... Beekeepera-from throughout the United States wUI 111eot In Columbua January 27.00 for the fifteenth 111nual convention cif the Amerl· can lleekeeplrlg 'Federatlon, Jnc. Cbl,rles Re<oe, Ohio St.ote Unl· veralty extena!on apeclallat In ap~ culture. uys representatives from lnore than thirty atates and from aome provinces of Canada are expealed . Sel81ona wltl be held In the Nell House. They will fOCus attention on honey production and mark•~ In( methods, the ldentlllcatlon. of pollen plants, problems arising from tbe uoe of insectleldea 111d related subjocls. waa applied at the rate of ~00 poundt per acre. Protein Is one measure of feedlas value of bay. Amount of teln tell oflln the grau meadow " nitrogen ratea were ,nereased to 50 pounds, per acre Tbe orchardlfiSI, wblch thrl;ed at bl1her nitrogen leY'ell, 11 m~~eb lower In protein thaD alfalfa, down the per- llfill , 3 00 Amt!rican Bandstand Daily ~t f.Oiumbu~ . I ,. ..., Movie Quick Quiz 1:00 Gretchen Wade ~how 1·30 Mnvi• Matinee 2 45 Pat and Mike ket place. The Prcaldent wse expected to say that b11 reoommendatioDJ, If adopted would provide more free. dom, qpant~ marke!J, , ud help ratoe farm Income. Tbe keyl!one proposal wu expeeled to aak authOrity for BeD· son to oet pcle<l•upporll on """'· cotton, whea~ rice, llld peanata at IllY point tretweeo 911, aod 60 per cent of-partly. Preoenl law permits auppo!U on theoe bulc crops to be aet betweea 110 and 1& per ceDI, dependlni upon supply. Actually, price supporta at 911 to 60 per cent would be a eomprom!Je. Until a few montbl'ago, BeDIOD 10ui)lt authority to aet supports at 110 to 0 per ceent The Piealdent Wal expected to atlt for repeal of tbe .eaoalotor Jan. Z7-30 1 '\ 12'45 S:!o Do You Trust Your Wile! MO American Bandstand 5:00 Bucca~een 5:80 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 Cartoon Club 6:25 Five SUr Final 6:45 News 7:00 lrlomenfo! Decla!on 7:30 llin Tin Tt•· 8:00 Jim BoMe 8:30 Walter Winchell File 9:00 Frabk Sinatra Sbow ' ·~ Colt 45 " Walter"'Wincliell; r1Je State Tt~ News , · 1'beater .li Sii1J> ,ott . -1.11'011 ATT:ENTION BOllt!'lbe Pieteri and blpoelDealOf ~ lloliQ lbe lad.. POW£ft RE.VERSE . . ~~· Grladllt' N.... !ft. mull ' era NaUODll uaociiUOa, ApluJ ;;~~~~~~~!f~c~to~use~in~th:e~pr:ice~s~up:port:~for· . · ora tbe AmerlcaD l'llaii.Wte a'nd BODOJ I Het~k~~:Del~ To IIJ<ttiuDcli~Amerlea.plan- pn ·the daJ N(W FINGER~TIP CONTROLLED 12 15 L1berace 12s10 p.m·. . ,...,. WIS "!' .~•"''" pr~uctloa. poUeleo fot pro. - "We 0.' C!rltolll llepartmenl Of edi!Qtiolt ••, 1flll'l. 111 short, they would have Earl Hatler, COIIM"Itiolr oq!n· to Wre their chancea Ill the mar· eer with the dePirlmelll Of aatur- Rae!ltt Now For 1958 Anothet .'FI RS't ' '. .c,...;:.·.:...-- Middleport. Feed Mi.ll 'fo COng.fA!:!'S on major of pn10Dl monic ~ 1:00 Lone !Ianger 1 30 ,Bill' l'ltiure • ;.' 2:oo l>ro lroe,ey 4:30 TV Classroom 5:00 Recore !loP < ' 6.30 20111 CentilrY 7'll0 Star Performance 730 Perry Mason Sbow 8:1!0 Dick & the Du<hesa 9:00 The Gale Storm Show Hal'll Gun, WUI Tra""~~ Official Det..tlve 11:00 Newa 11:10 The Late Sbow P.OO Plloae 3751 ·' ""'- w1JI deliver lite keJDOic addrea. Other opeDina ..,. ape• km will lacllldO Paul 0'bllb .Kbool principal of Jb4!aon. \!01: W!J.; Robert Ffttc!b1 Of tbe Otio OHIO VALLEY FEID·CO. Chanaal8-Saturday Cllllle Ill~ hftltue Youn Now · fundi for farm cwnenbip loan• tht 3 day mMt1Dt at 1 p. ... ' and "far too little now," he aak!. Herbert EIIIHI, Ohio dlreclor of the departmeel of lllunl ,.. ·Purina Chows The Lloe Up Person tq PerSOII News Scanning the weatller II:IQ Tbe Late Sbow · Channel13 -friday the High Shool Donee. A slumber pnrtfwas "Wjuycd by :\its3 12:13 Katie's Almanau Newaom wiD apeak at a ban· quet oeutoo llll~ll'l' =. Hll ad· dreu will ellmu 111 e..olnta proiJ'am wlll<h alao wlU Include preoontaUoa of 101m' awarcb t• SoU Coruerillloa dlltrietl, . the appeanoce Of Obkr'a Quoea ol the Furrow, IIlii , ¥a Lane of Fulton County, ltld m111lca1 num· btrs by the IIOIII'Ot C11111t malt quartet of IlL Vtl'IICII, 0., nation· al Gl'lilf'l qurtet durmploaa. Robert drtaer, Sprtnlfleld, ledentlon preo!den~ will ope• ............. 26 MOD '' ' ~·.•.•.•.• WHTN-TV Cl1annel13 . WUB fru nds at ltcr hbille Frtday nlgtit lnlluwm~ to IX! liarry Moore 11:3G Dotto 12 00 !iewa at Noon 9.30 10 00 10·30 11:00 11:05 .r . year aDd 1 part of a natlojt wld·o-+·t.t.h Pi•Fam which wltl · aullt provlna a!r01 and llama with hi&~ produolaa ability. , Tbeoe repor!a •ummarlaed by ttte Un)ted States Deporlll)ent ol AgrteuHure In Wasljlnrton pr,. vide a continuing aour~ of In· frirmaUon ' on the producing ablt· lty of tile alrea and dama In the dalr)l herds of the United Sl.ole3. With the Increased uae of artllt· cia! lnsomlnotlon it becomes big:> ly Important that only sirea wltb proven ltlgh produc:lni ability are used. The search for lbe lim that ue <apable of tranomlttlng high producing ability becomes more dlffrcult as tbe production level p£ the dairy herds In the Unite~ States lncreue. · Durin& tbe month of Deetmber according to lllr Jones report average milk pl-oductlon was 826 pojndo and 32 ,pounds ol butterfat fOI each of the 332 COWl on te)t,' Forty.. lght of theoe cow• were dry, but lbey weJe atill averared In t~e prcductlon. The h1gh cow In milk produc- 1LEMING-NICIIOLS 1 00 Down on the Fann 1 30 B1g Picture 2 00 4 00 4 30 5 00 38 reporU 11),• other eleioentinonlill of .WCHS-TV Chanrle18 ,:C"'IIIIeb ,.. ., f E _..EOSVILLE Oa·•,. D Sports Eye Weathercsst ~.30 The Tbin llan I ::10 €avaltade of Sporla 19 fJ Red Barber's Cmar 11:00 New! 1J9adi1Del s'ayh• "nd lit!r gt!~~lS~ Mllrgle Patty New l11.nd, Barbara Bosllc Roac11, 'Judy Al'hold 'oild Nalf&y Jlmllly Gr<RS, Daoul Komhnlk, Flc$<.'llcr. ''' 11 Gene lle•ter ami Rrrky Abel LIONS fARTY The New Haven Lion• Club held A bl~hday party honored fredtbclr dinner mcelmg at !he Amen· dy Weaver on his 4th birthday an Le~lon Hall on Tue"duy even Sunday, at 1\he home o£ his parMr. uod :~rs Glen Weaver. lnft J;~~~~n~•mccd that um club cnls, Ciumes.werc played and prius won prepared Chrlsln"' baskeJs' and hy Lew and Mlke Thompson and delivered them to 17 needy eh1i Janw Dodson. The guests re~e1ved dren In the "''' (avo• s and reJreshmcnts were t~er­ Tnoso nJtenulng !he "'"'''"'G vPrl Lo tho~e above and Greg Er· were Churl''' Lcst<'l, Hoh John•ton wm, MICky Beech, Randy Weaver, 'I 1 st John Wolfe James Keefe[ nnd Mar~ha Fr~th, Angle Fields, ~beryl "'el.eth1g the h t' bo our a avenues of close contact with &tate Mark Word, Thompson. Eleanor Fruth, Mrs. ,. P rase no ed a ve, 47 government would remnln. DINNER Lufemla Weaver, Mrs. Bertie The Operutwnol Department of Hous~, Mrs. Lelt~F , Dod,qn, iilrs C!.... ~ the Ph11i1p Sporn Powor Pt.nt was Ddtt'r Erwin, Mia. llehvef Thomp 1 son• aud Annabel! and Braund4 ~~~~:.~r:r;;~:~ of Var1t~Ua ', t..ll(a ' 1 '(laJ~ , J~/: ,,~~ 41 - -- -- -- !11 or Mr and Mn ,. ' . '' . ,, I . y MI .. Lucy Klbblt \o:~ntmel Ll•vlhg, Mn OrlfllllCIVlf•• Mil, . ' U. S. FORCIIS, GJIRMANV l!r and Mr1. Earl Humphrey U J •.,.;; Dnvl~ Fields Jr, Ml~r Dovla and spent Sundar al IAJITNC)-.Armv rvt, Paul E l•rt Friday lor Florida for an In 1.: Tcri\Y iumga~ ~. -{! '-"!IJI!'tl~ hla brothor. Hafmond M~lrord. aon ol l!ii; .Ca!JI'It Mu; dotlnlle sOJourn. 3VU00 j• I I . l1 sorlouoly lit Md, 1181 Hyaolt Ill., :Middleport, Mr and Mn 0 L Lvtle ol lfRTH AN~oiJNCED' iln, Golden Bahr ond Ohio, recontly Wllo al!taned J,, Parkerabura and Mr.. Lily Smlih :lfr. and Mrs Franklin Clark of ~'!""· and Mfl Clifford No~t the Blh Infantry Dlvlllon In oor· ;t Dol pro ware coiling on Mr. and Gilllpolls Furry a.re announcJng and llln. Mary Bailey of mtn¥1 , '• , . · !fro Judson Torrence Friday were Sundoy ruem of Md~f~."rlno,(IJ\' )11 Co'~n •·' •,Mr and Mra. Chester Bucklov the birth ol an eight pound ten Bahr. D ol, illtlsin'( 1~ 'lilt y, ,tfi' Syracuse were rectlnt r~est1 ounOO son, Mark David, at Holzer Hoapital on Junuan• 12 Grandpar· l t;IJttiYo ontore tho !lfmy lui AP,I and 'ot Mr nn<f Mu. B~n Buokley. I' completed but. tratnlnr at Fort Mr and Mra. Paul Klhbte of ent!l ar4:! Mr and Mrs Chtrence Riley, Kon. Belpre were Here Sunday VIII!· Clark, Middloporl, and Mr. und Tho 22·yeu-old aoldler attend- lnlf Mrt. Klbble'a daurhter, Mrs 11111. Gerald Northup, Gallipolis Ferry. ed Middleport lllgh School. llo Maurice Reed and family wu employed hy Ohio Laboratnr· M• 111d Mrs. s. G Wllaon of SPICIAL RIVIVAL l01, CoiiUI1bua, In civilian life Hoekln!IPOII were buatnjll 'lsiThe Rov Everett Allman, MeAr· tors here Wedneaday. lhur, lo condudln& special re• I· Clifford Dale Mlcbacl of Rt. 1 Jerry Chlldoro after ooverot val services at the Church of Middleport, Oblo, recontly 111• dm turtou1h at h!J homo hero Christ In Christian Union and Ia "'""lt!ied tn the Army At lbr h01 returned to hll ahlp 1}. S S asS<ated b~ hlo dauahtar, a vocalist Army Reeruttlnr M1ln Station, Oiilethorpe at btl llaP~ at Norfolk and his aon who playa 1he rultar A1htand, Ky., according to Ser· Va Upon hi• arrival h!HIIe bo The Rev. Guy F. Sayre, pastor of 1oant LewiJ Queen, loool Al'my pr01pnted hb paro'nta Mr 111d the church, Is lnvtllng !he public recruiter Mra Oren Chlldeu with a cuckoo to attend the servlct>a which star! Ml<biOI ·~• ~ 1 ,., ~ Hll' ot ~}ock '\'Qic~ only require• wind· at 7130. Riym6~1( o' Mtlllaet,"'Wu ·~111 { •lllr oVQry ,400 daya ,' Tho elo•k ' 'ILLOWSHtP MUTING ed In !he ROIUIII Army lor ' rome from CUba. Tbo Chester Charge of Metho ,~j,t~ #~l!J:.'ri, ; ~~I wa; ·,-~!· ~:~lngMr~tt ~lat~,:kl~~ dlsl Youth Followahlp will meet 11 the Roc!< Sprlngo MelhodiSI gil jlven an mj&DII!&Jit Jo coiltlnen· ~kmburr Saturday., gth r .CU!ftl were Mrs. Nora lal Army ~Oftl!llillld Jtead4u"i'.." · Mrs Virginia Leo Deainond and Church. Monday, at 7 SO p m ,t Fort M6nro!, flr& lnla. •• Jwo 4augh1er1 ol Park.-.tlb~IJ and Tr]PQ\ Ml\. ~annie Johnson, Mrs PLAN SOU~ SUPPIR nifo: Daltvery 117 • ' ·' Mr. fM Mri. II T. Collins o Bel· I John Btimaarner, Mr& S. H. Rert -.r! '~r, available ao ~ John Tol'lence tlld daughtor of ~ro were r"ent vlalloro In the T~e Senior CIMO, ol R••tp~ wtn mire, Mn. ~wh ropebnrt, Phil tn ad,t\!et at Col~mbu1 and Mr, and 1111. t'loyd Sl.,on home spommr a. aoup •.Upper ~lhl'r\JJIJI, and S~erldo Capehart and MISs ~nt/~~· of)let, .15.60; llallac~ of Pllt'bibl"' were wetl ~lr tnd Mrs. Edward Chonlter Jonuory 18, 5 to !I p m at !he Goldye Hart. ' tlirfe mMthl, end fuesto of Mh. MYrtle frol! ar~. a~nouMing tho enjjagemlnt high school. A talent show pre CHURCH WOMIN l~all · ~TON WILt ST*V anp a,pi'(IAChiHJ maN'lato of vlously planned hu bcon can- T1u1 Luthera'\ Church Women i~~~~~"ii:'Jir;;;u one GREEN BAY, Wis. UP-Green their oon Lowell D of the u s celled. ' held th•!r January meothrg re. ; tb'tt Packers Head Coach b:· l'larlnea •hiloned at Palml, Calli. Wagenhal! SPICIAL M&ITINO .dev,otiortO:' Mra. J. v. Me· ~~~~~~~:•: lll>o towecl!k replloe L1110 •!o l\ll.ss SU. Stroud of Palm aao, Ill~ Sprlllfl, Calif. The 'lledtllnf Mil Pomeroy Lodile No. 164 F&A:II book review club wiD reloln dll' be aD 9vent ol Jan. 17tll! will hold o •pedal m1etlnll at 7'30 · "'!'•'" Asia ... eoaolt .llet lltrltih, p. m. Monday, Jilt. n, at the Ma· tha filbn 'frritn f. laiy oulan Ia 1111 ~~!thea or ~~ Tellttl.. ,,~ will be work Unl10onlty atur the ijl,e k~a llUJ firlli.W. 01 " the '111l!!t~e; lemWil&lll• toJlef arlld" wilbla ,tfl)' nach. Will be servWj' [ Sprnocb Plll)'houao 5'30 4.15 8'25 8:30 6:45 7.00 7·30 8:1Xi 9:00 Southern Ru;a/ Bonanza Mr. Meinhart Wou/8 .Join Unem lo ed II Pro s A 'd T Ql..' C • ,p Y PO erJ Mid·Day Ntws 100 , PatJLTRYI!Il!N, TO fROD:UC&; JIA't()R~G 'EGGS ON A YEA.k , AROUND.·JI,UIS ChannelS -·saturday Iii the middle of t~e 20tti ceiituty po~Ja.o tlli'•ill~ll fixes ~eneral titi s~ool !~vies cifl 6asts· It Is so unfplt our jeglsl~.,.,,. ,., follumbus must chang' It ~veqtually the betler for Meigs County Ga1ira County already has exper·• """•lllaY he struggling soon with the probcreated by this antiquated law. ls ·best revwwed by noting what has ~:~~~~~~~1 in AddisOn township of Galha Addison the Kyger Creek plant JS ~aluJ!II at millions of dollars. Location of the d,ere more than tripled the entire tax ~~litlon of Addlsan !of 'ill! tll,x rat~ hi\IJ t~:~ cdownwa'rd froM ' 23 mlils approxl· , WltfT·ED ... Ai :tHE ~ \1 Pomeroy . ' ' E. MAl N 51'. ' .. ' ~-. .' - 1" '' ! ',' .! l �• Y SENTtf(f~ , o;IOo....J, ·· ~.: iiltori~u·· .! · '· '' ' ' • ~ , .... ~ ··-~ .. _ ... _ ' ... _ < y ,C ~ltGIIS H•se"-,4ncl ~fii9Y ~,ow Is Creating Hardship s Schoof Mfna DJMt1~s As Plants MOve fn a monstrous h~i·· 'aild Wggy lion no longer clusters arliund th~ lacl(lry door. lnste~d. It has created what the sociolo· 4Jsts call Suburllia In Southeastern Ohio this means that OVEC employes - 01 consider Kaiser, Sporn, or Vanadium - Jive comfort. ably 10, 15, 20 and even 25 miles away in different tax districts. Years ago Ohio law provided that towns and Cities should have thm exempted school d1stmts for taxation and ndmmistratlve pur· poses. Today, for taxalion, Ohio should pro· vide some means whereby the school tax dol· Jar from mdustJ·ial ellpa~sion is spread arounJt at least 011 a' cou~tr basis t 10 7 mil~ .'. ... • .. An Acute Problem I 1' 11 00 Tic •rae Dougb 12•30 It Could Be Yod 1'15 Moviebme 2 30 Kilty Foyle 3 00 Matinee 'Inestre \·00 Queen for a DIY 4'45 Modern Rcmaneet 5 00 ~omedy Time it is quite likely that unles• this law is 'new Kyger Creek JliltJ\, Srl1001 has changed soon lhe Soufher)l Rural Scljool disbqllt and school Hoard iil~iii!rs ac!\1111· trict will inherit a tax fortune But the school about their daily (Js~ ~~~~ .miles ort population of that district will not soar- Infaces They have an' a'cute problem: deed it may be less for some time-any more rapidly than other Meigs County townships. ~pend their money. There arc today approximately 2500 acres 6ne should grudge that fortunate jloard its good luck Yet the facts of of prime Industria·! land optioned or sold in In 1058 are not like those ol 1858, and Letart Township. Families w1th no roots in soil already arc moving out. Until that slack Is tak~n up the school population of that dis· Add1son needed a new school, It trlct may be at a standstill or even undergo ~!~~!~it for the population It owned before a downward trend. ·Very few of the employes at OVEC This problem certainly not unique in PARTY U.v~-tn . Addlson township. Very fcw, .lf any, Galli~ and Meigs County. Southeastern Ohio, Mlu Suellcn Goodnlte was hos· emp o:jes now living elsewhere are planning along the river, Is destined to participate In tess at her home on New Ycsr'a !leW h""es In Addison. In sho'rt, Addison has a general industrial expansion. Other river Ev~~:ln: ~f.IY~~~~~ :~~··:~O.to • magJJUicent new school, with money liter.. fronting towns and cities already have their enjoyed dancing sod refreshments aUy slt!ping out Its classroom doors while 1 Is Those aitendlng the party were 111 , neal'by,: school distncts Including .m~nv, In p an 1 w get them 1 ~ the future. Jomos McKnight, D~vid RlchardM Our legislature shoulJt acc~pt this modern son. MsrKlo Roach, Linda Rous~. elgs County continue to pay theL blll for ed· problem at once for serious study with a view Shlrle~ Dod,oon, Carolyn Dotson, 1 , , D w Embleton, Judy Arnold, ucating children or OVEC employes tow d 1 1 1 Ohl ~ " ar rev S on 0 0 1IIW. ' Job~ l.ayne, Eugene Rayburn, Her "'s ° men ment o mo onstrtubon Is Ptaced On The Ballot ,Unlass we wat~h carefully Representative , . • A Metnhart may be out of a job soon This; ls what Will happen lf a• proposed amendinent to the Ohl 0 C tit tl 1 1 , ons u on S p BC· ed on ; the balljl~ thls autumn &Jd·.~9JII'PVed. ThisC!111endment would de 1 47 pr ve counIn, Oh'10 0f th etr. 1one representative In · tile le4tslature It would do It by deleting a llDgle phrase in Article XI of th C Ill . .. e ons u ,.on sets Up the ratio Upon whlcb repr!,Sen~atton is based and ' *lso sbtes "Pro. .r•.;n,ded, ' however th 1 h ·• ' .,., •: · ' a eac wunty fHBII hav~ rqpresentatlve." • ' 'Divic/e By 100 I 1 . h coun 1lea av 1ng pcpulallons of less than onehalf of 79,466 (89,733), would Jose repres~ntatwn ln Columbus If approved th A d · • e me · ment would invoke othl\f eonstltutidnal provisions for setting up districts consisting 0 f · · one or more counties tor selection of ropresentallves C'e el _J 1' ~ OooefS cOmpIammg .. W()y are our ally cousins getting so snobby? Clevelaqders, fpr eraitJple, long have complaliled tl\a·t on the ba~ls or population they I ld have a large•· delegation in the House. SIOU CiiYI\hQ~ Coqnty had' 18 !louse members l<lurll),i th•laat sessldn! They said their del I If • 'ill . C ·~ ~~ repreSJ led fle.Jitly 1,400,000 people, compared' wllh Vinton County which has one repres nt tl 1 1 10 '800e· a ve or a pcpu atlon of less than Yes, Clevelanders are becoming a bit • lty If they want more balanced represe'::'~tlon why not propose reducing the ratio to 8 ratio Is obtained by l!Mdlng rounty 11 lOPttiJ!tion by 100 For the currnqt 10 ye . ' ' ' ' II' :tPN'II'4),it Is 79,466. ' · · county having a populajlon equal to :=~~~ o1 a ratio Is entitled to one represenevery county containing one and r~:=r~'~:h~ ratios is entitled to two repre'f. every county containing three ~~;f'; ratio is entitled to three represen. '•t h ,'; and so on, requiring after the first po,.. w ere every county at least would have one representative• This· conceivably could '"ii~t!ve·e". 11 re ratto .tor each atldltlonal repro· create a more unwleldly House. But one 01 Ohtlnge:,ml~~ry man C81Totl The Golclen Rule Clss; held thear monthly meeting at. the church Wedneoday cvenmg A covered diSh oupper w" enjoyed by the group wrth Mrs Evmlt Roush " hosi<ss. ' During a short busmcss scsS<on Mrs IDonald Brown '" "' oppolnl<d ai t!W E'cbruary hostess The group voted to lake a proloct of Slnrtmg a church library Th" l1brory w111 he ova1iable to all persons of St Lutheran Church and woll he mun· aged by the Golden Ilule Class Attendhlg the mcctmg were Mr and Mrs Bub Joho•lon and chi! dron,: Mrs carroll Adam• Jr, ~,., Eve1ctt Rou~ h and daughters, Vir and Mrs Donald Bruwn und PhyJ. II• Batey. PARTY EddiC Stein w1u1 hOst ut a Nl.'w Year'• F.vo PBIIY whrrh wus held at the Siein home Gno.ls were Nancy Alm<~I'Ong, Becky Goqdnltc, . 1 PlAINS . · k News Picture NBC News n'r. Hudson's Journal TNtb or con~UeDCOI l!ob Hope S&ow M-SQ~ad 8'15 Sign Oo . 8:30 Circle 8 Ranch 980 TBA • w·oo Howdy Doo4y !O.Sil The Hull ana Jteddy Show II 00 Fury II' ~o Andy' a Oan11 12:00 True Story 12.30 Delfei!Ve's Dairy HatChl.g Egg Program NICHOLS 5 BD 6 OO• 8:15 6:30 7:00 7:30 S·oo 9·00 9:30 10:00 10.30 NBA Pro Basketball TBA J.laclng from Hialeah Sky King Hop~lqng Ca88idy Newa ?lit<jre' 1 Spqrq~ ~tl':. F•4$1](:ijtq , . , !. .• Satuf\I,G ' :'!ll,bt iaiDDorM People' ' FunD1 Perry orilo . Club Oasla Gisele MteK~e Eud Qf th~· !l!lin~w Your Bit Plra4t- ll:OO N<vis "Healllloao n·1o WeJithercafll""li'f 11:15 Nl~Walob 1·00 Sign Off Channell- Friday dinner Monday at Wahama Hlgb ',/;~~~;~~e;~~!\':~ Department oe 1 their duties at the without any loat-ttme ace!· The dep•nment .aJipervlsors serv~d the dln~r to lltU:men. Tile fOod' wal prepared b~ th·Wahannr Band B'oo!tero. " • GARD!N ouua. "«•· !.loyd Rou!H ani M" •B R. Vance 'llere host~sses et the l<> dal Golden Club ThllrOday, Jan. 9, at the Alex Quilltan Memorial Clubhouse w1th Mrl 'Philip Wolpert presiding. . ·, Mro F'loyd1Qtlma¥, ifHatrman 8:00 Captalp Kanelroo 8 4li CBS News P·OO Mornlni Showa EIIB Chur<h held their m~tlng at the of Mrs. F. A Batey. Batey was procram leader he. loplo llel~- "~tren&then Church Throup UOdO!'iland· laJ.'r Allo the fitot ptocrarp qn the oerles "ClOSS and <ltlols In Japan" was held . . A short ~usln~s1 '"'ion was held. lira. K. J. Sco)t gave a book review. Ot~'r members taking part were Mrs Bert Ror!ah, Mrs. Ott> Roush, !\Irs Edna Clark and dreucd In nattve Japanese ottbe recent tlower show showed pieijlres token of the entrants dJB- costumes. playa, A Biblical Dialogue was presentMrs Uoyd Rou11h gave reports ed by Mrs. F A. Batey, Mnr. Clay- on Judges comments at the ton Alhey and Mrs. Olho Lleving. sh6w 1 Mra Bert Roush and 1\trs K J. Th y ~roup exc:hunged ollel'ed prayer and the moot· ~h.e slips and the program nn mg 'Baskets" was led bY Mra T Stol)e who demonstrated how to make them. Gary Ferby of Zanesville, Ohio, of !he dooed with a hymn. COUPLES CLUB The Couplts Club m~t recently at the home ot Mr. 1 and Mrs urtha.Callfor"la Spray Chcmicnl Corp shQwcd colored slt£\l:!s on "Begoma and Fuchsia ami !low to RHise Them" , Refreshment& were l~fVcd by the hostesses to the gue&ts and mcmbct s ' PARTY Mt~s nOrothy Sayre• entcrt11int':d 13.15 Lo~e of Life • , 121!0 Semlr lor 'J'OmiJITIJW 1:1:45 Guidrng Llihl. I·OO Katie's Kitchen 1.30 As the World 1'llru · 2:00 Baat the Clock 1:30 Houseparty . 3·00 Big Payor! 3:80 The Verd!Art Ia Youn 4:00 Brighter Day 1'15 Secrot Stol'!ll 4:1!0 Edge of Night G110 Early Show 8·3o Your Esso Reporter 8.45 Sports Parade 6 D~ Weatherman ?1QQ Mr. 7:30 800 8 30 9:00 , ~.30 1o 30 11:011 II 30 12:00 Jr. Town Meellnl Captain Kangaroo Mighty Meuse Playho•ae Garden Clbb Soturday Play~~use Yquni/•Pel>plh 1'Phllhar· Gunsmoke • ' . '.I V·44 ~ign On • D4S Morning Movie Mellis County News II 00 Advcnturea Neighbors 12:05 Noon Newa t~ Learning II !0 8.30 10 00 10:30 11:00 11:15 12 30 '·1 ' ', ; ' ~ ROTICU~ ROTARY \TILLER ' ~ on 990 spot On Your ha lfi'e power gardea ' equipment field; SlmpDeliy"itdda uolh~ - tlilger·llp eontroUed P<!Wef revel'ling b,i,I ro!aiY lwer, ODiy &hOle Who ~Ve undergone lite · baek·~g effort of,PuDing bae11 lbeil' liller.t from llllll'dl an~ ,obstaeles ·. ~·IIJ>: kjlow w!IJ& reierllnJ m~ to rotary 'IUllng. ADd DOW Slip· -~U~IIy often you llila outStanding' exeluslve featUre .. famoaa for "first&;, \ ' For ' a I ~ t I rugged sod·bllster that barges effortlessly through . toughest soil, see ,the Simpllci· ty ROTICI:IL. TJtete's no finer rot.a~ ~er' o~ ibe milrliet. ' U .,.II' • ON~Y $J45 QO · ' I 1 •I • _. ~ .. Optlliirf TOTAL OOSr PBJl'..-otJi~D HAULING SERVICE l'be dalry II well II ''I'm Bus)nw , , avall.ble' on ~~tehalo« Offlcco. .t o, · FOR FEED ' 'PJIUII'S . '• .·' MILLING and- ·~lED CO. . ,!" • ~ ',ft.l.e iae ' c I' J1llemiDe .. WH.EM YOU cj~ GET THE :.-QUIVA'~~l~ OF ¥ ... I · ~.~~ ,I ' ' i ~ :3-1-2.~11 . ' :} •• . r I j • I i. F. ERTI~~I-Jl oreo lD acre• tn It W.....,." .DDGI D•TE SOLD • , .•.•...~ ........... llept.l4, 1H7 ·~ . I' AVJ!RAGE WEIG iI!D BIID .......... 1M FEED OONVEIBION ; .................. W Of tire However, tbil probably ellm!Date 1 "''I' .......... r..:· .• -;.I......... AGI coaveulon. • Tbe Amerlean BeebePilll Fecloration AliJIIluj ~ were there. Wlt,en Qllllll)'. Ia JYIIItitlllt , tOr.llld u411~11e!'illlt , : P.-.elor. ' WILJJAJI WALKUP WIST COLUJIBIA, WIST VIRGINIA CRICKS ST.U.RD ' .................. , .. 41.. NUIIIIEK SOLD ......... , .............. 4tlt UVAIIUTY •• , •'• ... ...... , ....• , . . . . tl% be "lildaatry·Wicie Coopetatloa.• Dr. E. J. ~ of,Coqaell Uoiver· alty wilt n u ~ ,,. a banquet the eftlilq of laa. 111. • Suboldtarr "'"'JIIo lncludlq tire could increase fertlilror nltr.. · '' Olive lngr.._ ' Htr~'• T. ~ry fro~~~: Woodrow lltllet, meadows are preand skimPY on Mil~~· ~QUIP~·~NT .ltodio D•al SAVU 'tOri JJfJN£1'1 beekeeper of Coltoit, calif., aclleduled to deli..,. U.. ~OJ]IOie acl'dren Ju, ~ llilll!b~ wiD I EASY ·Tl!RMS AVAII,.ABLE FOR • :-t. . ·~;· .. ~' ' • ~ ~ ~ PllltNtl, Soft W_!lttr , Ill US FOR 50FT WATER :·Bulk \f . ' - I \ ~ SEKVICE I l'llleat Automatic or IOIIIltlc home • ' CUt ,_.., " - 1111-X or st7 ' , . o&.: r~.:. New· ...UU( fiEE·~:i.<ra\JcK· ·: ~ .::.ejf4,:s~v~ ·~ ·v~u ··:Ni9~1v':·; '' 4' . .f '\ I r ; !' ,, \ ~ ,~ ' ' ~ . J.:' ~ \ , 4_ t ' ' .,~ .~ 'I, ...... . .. Ciny of ·our. Empl~yees for f,utl -~fails .., ; • :... l l .' d .... , . . Cant IOFI' WATER SERVICE ', COlli ·~~~ '' -(OFF -· ~_ ·P·RICE) ~ CU.LLI GAN.. ' I , \ I . ! · ' BROILER GROWERS at re10u..,... Obln AJricuttunl llllenalon Servke Director ·W. II. Wood, Soli Cooaervatlou tkrvl<e Cblot ·T. C. Ketiliaii and GrlaWr will form a panel to dUeiru "OUr AttltudeJ To~ ObiG'a rutun Plowlna llalch01.• Mervin Smtt4, <hairlllln of Ohio State Unlventtj<'a depart. mont Of qr)cultrlral ecoaoaua d I lol ill .. _ an run aoc OJY, .., ... Beekeepera-from throughout the United States wUI 111eot In Columbua January 27.00 for the fifteenth 111nual convention cif the Amerl· can lleekeeplrlg 'Federatlon, Jnc. Cbl,rles Re<oe, Ohio St.ote Unl· veralty extena!on apeclallat In ap~ culture. uys representatives from lnore than thirty atates and from aome provinces of Canada are expealed . Sel81ona wltl be held In the Nell House. They will fOCus attention on honey production and mark•~ In( methods, the ldentlllcatlon. of pollen plants, problems arising from tbe uoe of insectleldea 111d related subjocls. waa applied at the rate of ~00 poundt per acre. Protein Is one measure of feedlas value of bay. Amount of teln tell oflln the grau meadow " nitrogen ratea were ,nereased to 50 pounds, per acre Tbe orchardlfiSI, wblch thrl;ed at bl1her nitrogen leY'ell, 11 m~~eb lower In protein thaD alfalfa, down the per- llfill , 3 00 Amt!rican Bandstand Daily ~t f.Oiumbu~ . I ,. ..., Movie Quick Quiz 1:00 Gretchen Wade ~how 1·30 Mnvi• Matinee 2 45 Pat and Mike ket place. The Prcaldent wse expected to say that b11 reoommendatioDJ, If adopted would provide more free. dom, qpant~ marke!J, , ud help ratoe farm Income. Tbe keyl!one proposal wu expeeled to aak authOrity for BeD· son to oet pcle<l•upporll on """'· cotton, whea~ rice, llld peanata at IllY point tretweeo 911, aod 60 per cent of-partly. Preoenl law permits auppo!U on theoe bulc crops to be aet betweea 110 and 1& per ceDI, dependlni upon supply. Actually, price supporta at 911 to 60 per cent would be a eomprom!Je. Until a few montbl'ago, BeDIOD 10ui)lt authority to aet supports at 110 to 0 per ceent The Piealdent Wal expected to atlt for repeal of tbe .eaoalotor Jan. Z7-30 1 '\ 12'45 S:!o Do You Trust Your Wile! MO American Bandstand 5:00 Bucca~een 5:80 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 Cartoon Club 6:25 Five SUr Final 6:45 News 7:00 lrlomenfo! Decla!on 7:30 llin Tin Tt•· 8:00 Jim BoMe 8:30 Walter Winchell File 9:00 Frabk Sinatra Sbow ' ·~ Colt 45 " Walter"'Wincliell; r1Je State Tt~ News , · 1'beater .li Sii1J> ,ott . -1.11'011 ATT:ENTION BOllt!'lbe Pieteri and blpoelDealOf ~ lloliQ lbe lad.. POW£ft RE.VERSE . . ~~· Grladllt' N.... !ft. mull ' era NaUODll uaociiUOa, ApluJ ;;~~~~~~~!f~c~to~use~in~th:e~pr:ice~s~up:port:~for· . · ora tbe AmerlcaD l'llaii.Wte a'nd BODOJ I Het~k~~:Del~ To IIJ<ttiuDcli~Amerlea.plan- pn ·the daJ N(W FINGER~TIP CONTROLLED 12 15 L1berace 12s10 p.m·. . ,...,. WIS "!' .~•"''" pr~uctloa. poUeleo fot pro. - "We 0.' C!rltolll llepartmenl Of edi!Qtiolt ••, 1flll'l. 111 short, they would have Earl Hatler, COIIM"Itiolr oq!n· to Wre their chancea Ill the mar· eer with the dePirlmelll Of aatur- Rae!ltt Now For 1958 Anothet .'FI RS't ' '. .c,...;:.·.:...-- Middleport. Feed Mi.ll 'fo COng.fA!:!'S on major of pn10Dl monic ~ 1:00 Lone !Ianger 1 30 ,Bill' l'ltiure • ;.' 2:oo l>ro lroe,ey 4:30 TV Classroom 5:00 Recore !loP < ' 6.30 20111 CentilrY 7'll0 Star Performance 730 Perry Mason Sbow 8:1!0 Dick & the Du<hesa 9:00 The Gale Storm Show Hal'll Gun, WUI Tra""~~ Official Det..tlve 11:00 Newa 11:10 The Late Sbow P.OO Plloae 3751 ·' ""'- w1JI deliver lite keJDOic addrea. Other opeDina ..,. ape• km will lacllldO Paul 0'bllb .Kbool principal of Jb4!aon. \!01: W!J.; Robert Ffttc!b1 Of tbe Otio OHIO VALLEY FEID·CO. Chanaal8-Saturday Cllllle Ill~ hftltue Youn Now · fundi for farm cwnenbip loan• tht 3 day mMt1Dt at 1 p. ... ' and "far too little now," he aak!. Herbert EIIIHI, Ohio dlreclor of the departmeel of lllunl ,.. ·Purina Chows The Lloe Up Person tq PerSOII News Scanning the weatller II:IQ Tbe Late Sbow · Channel13 -friday the High Shool Donee. A slumber pnrtfwas "Wjuycd by :\its3 12:13 Katie's Almanau Newaom wiD apeak at a ban· quet oeutoo llll~ll'l' =. Hll ad· dreu will ellmu 111 e..olnta proiJ'am wlll<h alao wlU Include preoontaUoa of 101m' awarcb t• SoU Coruerillloa dlltrietl, . the appeanoce Of Obkr'a Quoea ol the Furrow, IIlii , ¥a Lane of Fulton County, ltld m111lca1 num· btrs by the IIOIII'Ot C11111t malt quartet of IlL Vtl'IICII, 0., nation· al Gl'lilf'l qurtet durmploaa. Robert drtaer, Sprtnlfleld, ledentlon preo!den~ will ope• ............. 26 MOD '' ' ~·.•.•.•.• WHTN-TV Cl1annel13 . WUB fru nds at ltcr hbille Frtday nlgtit lnlluwm~ to IX! liarry Moore 11:3G Dotto 12 00 !iewa at Noon 9.30 10 00 10·30 11:00 11:05 .r . year aDd 1 part of a natlojt wld·o-+·t.t.h Pi•Fam which wltl · aullt provlna a!r01 and llama with hi&~ produolaa ability. , Tbeoe repor!a •ummarlaed by ttte Un)ted States Deporlll)ent ol AgrteuHure In Wasljlnrton pr,. vide a continuing aour~ of In· frirmaUon ' on the producing ablt· lty of tile alrea and dama In the dalr)l herds of the United Sl.ole3. With the Increased uae of artllt· cia! lnsomlnotlon it becomes big:> ly Important that only sirea wltb proven ltlgh produc:lni ability are used. The search for lbe lim that ue <apable of tranomlttlng high producing ability becomes more dlffrcult as tbe production level p£ the dairy herds In the Unite~ States lncreue. · Durin& tbe month of Deetmber according to lllr Jones report average milk pl-oductlon was 826 pojndo and 32 ,pounds ol butterfat fOI each of the 332 COWl on te)t,' Forty.. lght of theoe cow• were dry, but lbey weJe atill averared In t~e prcductlon. The h1gh cow In milk produc- 1LEMING-NICIIOLS 1 00 Down on the Fann 1 30 B1g Picture 2 00 4 00 4 30 5 00 38 reporU 11),• other eleioentinonlill of .WCHS-TV Chanrle18 ,:C"'IIIIeb ,.. ., f E _..EOSVILLE Oa·•,. D Sports Eye Weathercsst ~.30 The Tbin llan I ::10 €avaltade of Sporla 19 fJ Red Barber's Cmar 11:00 New! 1J9adi1Del s'ayh• "nd lit!r gt!~~lS~ Mllrgle Patty New l11.nd, Barbara Bosllc Roac11, 'Judy Al'hold 'oild Nalf&y Jlmllly Gr<RS, Daoul Komhnlk, Flc$<.'llcr. ''' 11 Gene lle•ter ami Rrrky Abel LIONS fARTY The New Haven Lion• Club held A bl~hday party honored fredtbclr dinner mcelmg at !he Amen· dy Weaver on his 4th birthday an Le~lon Hall on Tue"duy even Sunday, at 1\he home o£ his parMr. uod :~rs Glen Weaver. lnft J;~~~~n~•mccd that um club cnls, Ciumes.werc played and prius won prepared Chrlsln"' baskeJs' and hy Lew and Mlke Thompson and delivered them to 17 needy eh1i Janw Dodson. The guests re~e1ved dren In the "''' (avo• s and reJreshmcnts were t~er­ Tnoso nJtenulng !he "'"'''"'G vPrl Lo tho~e above and Greg Er· were Churl''' Lcst<'l, Hoh John•ton wm, MICky Beech, Randy Weaver, 'I 1 st John Wolfe James Keefe[ nnd Mar~ha Fr~th, Angle Fields, ~beryl "'el.eth1g the h t' bo our a avenues of close contact with &tate Mark Word, Thompson. Eleanor Fruth, Mrs. ,. P rase no ed a ve, 47 government would remnln. DINNER Lufemla Weaver, Mrs. Bertie The Operutwnol Department of Hous~, Mrs. Lelt~F , Dod,qn, iilrs C!.... ~ the Ph11i1p Sporn Powor Pt.nt was Ddtt'r Erwin, Mia. llehvef Thomp 1 son• aud Annabel! and Braund4 ~~~~:.~r:r;;~:~ of Var1t~Ua ', t..ll(a ' 1 '(laJ~ , J~/: ,,~~ 41 - -- -- -- !11 or Mr and Mn ,. ' . '' . ,, I . y MI .. Lucy Klbblt \o:~ntmel Ll•vlhg, Mn OrlfllllCIVlf•• Mil, . ' U. S. FORCIIS, GJIRMANV l!r and Mr1. Earl Humphrey U J •.,.;; Dnvl~ Fields Jr, Ml~r Dovla and spent Sundar al IAJITNC)-.Armv rvt, Paul E l•rt Friday lor Florida for an In 1.: Tcri\Y iumga~ ~. -{! '-"!IJI!'tl~ hla brothor. Hafmond M~lrord. aon ol l!ii; .Ca!JI'It Mu; dotlnlle sOJourn. 3VU00 j• I I . l1 sorlouoly lit Md, 1181 Hyaolt Ill., :Middleport, Mr and Mn 0 L Lvtle ol lfRTH AN~oiJNCED' iln, Golden Bahr ond Ohio, recontly Wllo al!taned J,, Parkerabura and Mr.. Lily Smlih :lfr. and Mrs Franklin Clark of ~'!""· and Mfl Clifford No~t the Blh Infantry Dlvlllon In oor· ;t Dol pro ware coiling on Mr. and Gilllpolls Furry a.re announcJng and llln. Mary Bailey of mtn¥1 , '• , . · !fro Judson Torrence Friday were Sundoy ruem of Md~f~."rlno,(IJ\' )11 Co'~n •·' •,Mr and Mra. Chester Bucklov the birth ol an eight pound ten Bahr. D ol, illtlsin'( 1~ 'lilt y, ,tfi' Syracuse were rectlnt r~est1 ounOO son, Mark David, at Holzer Hoapital on Junuan• 12 Grandpar· l t;IJttiYo ontore tho !lfmy lui AP,I and 'ot Mr nn<f Mu. B~n Buokley. I' completed but. tratnlnr at Fort Mr and Mra. Paul Klhbte of ent!l ar4:! Mr and Mrs Chtrence Riley, Kon. Belpre were Here Sunday VIII!· Clark, Middloporl, and Mr. und Tho 22·yeu-old aoldler attend- lnlf Mrt. Klbble'a daurhter, Mrs 11111. Gerald Northup, Gallipolis Ferry. ed Middleport lllgh School. llo Maurice Reed and family wu employed hy Ohio Laboratnr· M• 111d Mrs. s. G Wllaon of SPICIAL RIVIVAL l01, CoiiUI1bua, In civilian life Hoekln!IPOII were buatnjll 'lsiThe Rov Everett Allman, MeAr· tors here Wedneaday. lhur, lo condudln& special re• I· Clifford Dale Mlcbacl of Rt. 1 Jerry Chlldoro after ooverot val services at the Church of Middleport, Oblo, recontly 111• dm turtou1h at h!J homo hero Christ In Christian Union and Ia "'""lt!ied tn the Army At lbr h01 returned to hll ahlp 1}. S S asS<ated b~ hlo dauahtar, a vocalist Army Reeruttlnr M1ln Station, Oiilethorpe at btl llaP~ at Norfolk and his aon who playa 1he rultar A1htand, Ky., according to Ser· Va Upon hi• arrival h!HIIe bo The Rev. Guy F. Sayre, pastor of 1oant LewiJ Queen, loool Al'my pr01pnted hb paro'nta Mr 111d the church, Is lnvtllng !he public recruiter Mra Oren Chlldeu with a cuckoo to attend the servlct>a which star! Ml<biOI ·~• ~ 1 ,., ~ Hll' ot ~}ock '\'Qic~ only require• wind· at 7130. Riym6~1( o' Mtlllaet,"'Wu ·~111 { •lllr oVQry ,400 daya ,' Tho elo•k ' 'ILLOWSHtP MUTING ed In !he ROIUIII Army lor ' rome from CUba. Tbo Chester Charge of Metho ,~j,t~ #~l!J:.'ri, ; ~~I wa; ·,-~!· ~:~lngMr~tt ~lat~,:kl~~ dlsl Youth Followahlp will meet 11 the Roc!< Sprlngo MelhodiSI gil jlven an mj&DII!&Jit Jo coiltlnen· ~kmburr Saturday., gth r .CU!ftl were Mrs. Nora lal Army ~Oftl!llillld Jtead4u"i'.." · Mrs Virginia Leo Deainond and Church. Monday, at 7 SO p m ,t Fort M6nro!, flr& lnla. •• Jwo 4augh1er1 ol Park.-.tlb~IJ and Tr]PQ\ Ml\. ~annie Johnson, Mrs PLAN SOU~ SUPPIR nifo: Daltvery 117 • ' ·' Mr. fM Mri. II T. Collins o Bel· I John Btimaarner, Mr& S. H. Rert -.r! '~r, available ao ~ John Tol'lence tlld daughtor of ~ro were r"ent vlalloro In the T~e Senior CIMO, ol R••tp~ wtn mire, Mn. ~wh ropebnrt, Phil tn ad,t\!et at Col~mbu1 and Mr, and 1111. t'loyd Sl.,on home spommr a. aoup •.Upper ~lhl'r\JJIJI, and S~erldo Capehart and MISs ~nt/~~· of)let, .15.60; llallac~ of Pllt'bibl"' were wetl ~lr tnd Mrs. Edward Chonlter Jonuory 18, 5 to !I p m at !he Goldye Hart. ' tlirfe mMthl, end fuesto of Mh. MYrtle frol! ar~. a~nouMing tho enjjagemlnt high school. A talent show pre CHURCH WOMIN l~all · ~TON WILt ST*V anp a,pi'(IAChiHJ maN'lato of vlously planned hu bcon can- T1u1 Luthera'\ Church Women i~~~~~"ii:'Jir;;;u one GREEN BAY, Wis. UP-Green their oon Lowell D of the u s celled. ' held th•!r January meothrg re. ; tb'tt Packers Head Coach b:· l'larlnea •hiloned at Palml, Calli. Wagenhal! SPICIAL M&ITINO .dev,otiortO:' Mra. J. v. Me· ~~~~~~~:•: lll>o towecl!k replloe L1110 •!o l\ll.ss SU. Stroud of Palm aao, Ill~ Sprlllfl, Calif. The 'lledtllnf Mil Pomeroy Lodile No. 164 F&A:II book review club wiD reloln dll' be aD 9vent ol Jan. 17tll! will hold o •pedal m1etlnll at 7'30 · "'!'•'" Asia ... eoaolt .llet lltrltih, p. m. Monday, Jilt. n, at the Ma· tha filbn 'frritn f. laiy oulan Ia 1111 ~~!thea or ~~ Tellttl.. ,,~ will be work Unl10onlty atur the ijl,e k~a llUJ firlli.W. 01 " the '111l!!t~e; lemWil&lll• toJlef arlld" wilbla ,tfl)' nach. Will be servWj' [ Sprnocb Plll)'houao 5'30 4.15 8'25 8:30 6:45 7.00 7·30 8:1Xi 9:00 Southern Ru;a/ Bonanza Mr. Meinhart Wou/8 .Join Unem lo ed II Pro s A 'd T Ql..' C • ,p Y PO erJ Mid·Day Ntws 100 , PatJLTRYI!Il!N, TO fROD:UC&; JIA't()R~G 'EGGS ON A YEA.k , AROUND.·JI,UIS ChannelS -·saturday Iii the middle of t~e 20tti ceiituty po~Ja.o tlli'•ill~ll fixes ~eneral titi s~ool !~vies cifl 6asts· It Is so unfplt our jeglsl~.,.,,. ,., follumbus must chang' It ~veqtually the betler for Meigs County Ga1ira County already has exper·• """•lllaY he struggling soon with the probcreated by this antiquated law. ls ·best revwwed by noting what has ~:~~~~~~~1 in AddisOn township of Galha Addison the Kyger Creek plant JS ~aluJ!II at millions of dollars. Location of the d,ere more than tripled the entire tax ~~litlon of Addlsan !of 'ill! tll,x rat~ hi\IJ t~:~ cdownwa'rd froM ' 23 mlils approxl· , WltfT·ED ... Ai :tHE ~ \1 Pomeroy . ' ' E. MAl N 51'. ' .. ' ~-. .' - 1" '' ! ',' .! l �\ 1I , 'I I ~ ~· ':-" ·?~· I' '· ( I f .I ~u,nrey Discloses Many ~lieges ::.z::~IJmany~ ~ " ' It I ' ....- - . 1 t'J ~~liome !leg~or.rtrallon A'itrrt' wilb II may be conta<ted by.pbobe,'lt .Pt. there are aa ~· tl-10 bome· Plcasanl 207 or by mall II Bo~ maken who are lntere•ted In bav- 402, or at thd ollie, of' lbe Alj,i· In organlzatlng a new club, 'W~T9f'S ·. . · · . Out -Freshman Students 'DIAMQ~U$ ..... ~VE 10% SAVE 20r• Vlnaon did not IIY b.,. jlle IY,. worU. Prelllmabl)'. If would o! ~'1111_.. ~odor . Fi>cfl ~ filii oan ·at ·ciJI~' !If up .SILVER j ~~~ BUY NOW PAY LATER SPORTS USE QU' EASY CREDIT PLAN DESK I ' r• '' with her about the klndg of ln· aant, W. Va. formation and help tbat can I>< I - - -J-1-CT- 1-VI given tnrough club work an~ MAKES 01_ . .. . whll Ia e;i>fjlle4 pi club mem- SAN FRANCISCO UP ...: ~ ber. Set a date for a 11\j!etina- •cacty Jack" e.lrli~ o! Utab; Nollfy all homemaker. In tbe · _ .,.i.,;. oommunity a~out lhe meeling "' who ~d ~ tabbed as .a : '~"" ' tbat they wru have 111 opportun- thlna to repl1ce Cbllllk ~ ilf to lfPI\ .l'qUj 'tho Work JJIO bead fOOt!>ail ~J ~ 1<1 b< ciiar!er Du!mbero lr t~ey Unlvem!j', flilatlf til "' · = .,; ,• , I Fllr 'J!IIp Vqp lng a club, M•t In toueb with the cultural Extenolp~ Servle• In I ' home dcmom;tratlon ngcr.t. T~hc I l'ost Office BuDding, Pt~ ~lea• Qif~ 91~ WIY! f.!'Jlle ' . ~~ YQ~!f · Jj~~:eleJ' 20% OFF Be YP,qr Ql!Jdt .. On All Ntw 1957 Modtl BOATS !' Motors f. TraiiHS Grey Covert . CO~LINS JEWELRY STORE ... "Where Your Coalldeace ' Only A Few Left TRAI>~·II'jS Ace~p!ecj ON ALL MODELS - Cloilog a Bus.inlltt! Deal! ' JpsiUied" $l ' • I . 'METROPOLITAN Qr . Eating wl~ll a Frl~ll!l~ . .. make Jt our pleasure ' Insure your lunch~n . MARINE $10.50 up $tQJJ~r, KA.Ril t VA~ ZANDT c..,. fit.. fl.-f('t; Genuine~ Reg. o·FFERS · YOiJ ~ LEATI(Qt SHI .RTS .. ...... .. fU9 PANTS ............. f%.99 Complete. Bull . . . . . .. . .. f5.00 Nallolllllt<\41'1 Vall!" tel f9.95 WORK' SHQES····.. ··· $5.00 ~Our Fine Li!'~ of Auto!)lal!e Wl!fla;a. Dey~s. Rerncerato.._ ·~4 ll~~ . . . TOWING · DIJ l'laone 810' Nlehl Phone 2452·6 Come In I Preston Motors, Inc. Ivy League Pollslted Colloo P ANTS ··· ·· --·· ··· $3.95 . A~LEN 4PPUAN~I Black, tan and grey MODERN MART, Inc. ;,! , '55 OLDSMOBIE "I 8. 3rd Ave, ~armo~n1 58 lgh Single, (jrQldenbaeh 222. Team Three Gamel, four Or· phana 2018. w,. phiDJ 713. llf"dl... Sporlt Cenler .. .. .. .. 3 F~ur Orphans .. .. .. .. 2 Fqrom•n-Abbolt . . . . . . . 2 Davla·Warner ......... I FYJendly Tavern . . . . . . I Al"erlcan Legion 0 IIAION HII!HI Ind. I Gameo, Domewqod, 62'1 Ind. 1 Game, Lewla Jlm; ~ Team 3 Gamt1, Friendly T'vern 2184 Team 1 Oome, rrte~dlV 'fav,rn, ,;;%:=~ 771 ' """ $1945 Delrar Coupe. lvoey over lftue, radio, healer ond 11\D vtror, SkirU,' low mileage, IO<il OWIIor. HI' h Co. u'··.~UOUI ,.[-!' "" -'if' • . llcl I.:' Pa 'tero-IUO a '1 Sl on'a Market • Radi1J9 ~~~ !'!~~~ HQt 119<11 . · IIAI_ON 11IOMI 1 2 : 1 0 2 1 ' ' ' ' w. TOP jlellea P. Will ..-~ ~ '1J! IOWLIRI , • m. . R. Dnla · !' v. 1!anllalu 1 : , • 1. Duerr .\; ·. !70 .,., · lie 4,>~..•~16 . .li . ·l ib drive. llano like a a..red ~bblt. Rodlo, he~ter, many )liore, factoey extra& You'U like ' , 1 52 .UICK I ' r";.":., 111<1hn\lllt ~ !'t' Mil 'iOeattr I llld :J!!U'll buy IL . ' IAYI)Y t"6&l'i"" ' .$5,8. '~3- MERCURY · CUSTOM 4 DOOR lei black body, tight blue top ..ero-o-lllltlc drive, ~:j~dlo, heat· ir, lUI COTm. Try it today. . $688 , ' •' 1.55 FORD Supor il Holldoy COUIII 'fiilie :;t~ .~Jii• ~ve, nill' . ' fl(f~r 1'low mile ~~fb a' pi~ 1 '- drive, sharp green an4 ·-,hit@ finish. Le.othu Interior. jlad\~. . • ' Ar~~toty ' I .. . I .A~MISSION FRE~ · '53 DODGE . 1 CORONIT 4 DOOII A dependable car tha:t wi~· tlto you mil~· and mu.,. P.f ~~ service. Standard- shill, radio, beater. Green 111d wblte flnlsb . See Foreign Sports·Cars •nd V.S. . $588 .' Bll,. said he was iliad termer $en. Geqrre H. Bender de- ~odell PRIZ:ES ·' IPICIA(2 DOOR Rug~ed built. ~ ,~~k ~o'fll drag" out c.ar tlliol tin fl!Q lt. D~ alt,!lf ,l!IJ of iOll!l ~til!!• . $388 u. s. LJVE MUSIC I " to oppo•e otded riot 'O'N'~IU.· .He also sold that former Lt. Gov. J?hn . Brown of lledl~a. '4'rved briefly 1• gover~.or, b!d been !persuaded not to bpPQR' ' Il~ ·':,e Ill . ' : ,. .:. . w. ••9 · · · ·SING·ER p,,e:cable Ele4tric ' $~wi.-&. ·Machine ·, J24.50 $1.2$ Weekly I . lt511~D ·, VICTORIA ;HAIID TOP ~tanclard obtit, .ridlo, ileater. Sell eovers, l'fO tope .,..... floleb, For<I-MIIaijq driye, Y-l! enlltte for lop Perlopnanee. 'fr, It \Oflay. . . $488 1956. P.A(ijRD ,.Yr. Servtee Ga..,.•tee ~~;.,.l.lieDts .,n~, ,.. . ,Reeondllloned by Ftr&Y c,._J'.t . ~ewmg- 'l'H 'ew !llOior. .{'l~fl Wirln~. -·~ew Carrying Case . I ' Fer ~ ' * free Sit ol Strik~~'':dc:lll"'W:lt~nbh, .&:VAN.ZANH .· EXTRA·F.IIt,M 6 Mi. North Pl. Pleasant on 1;\l· 6Z J. $2188 $19&,8 ,_.4U M••fl lttore Outtt•ndlltf V.-Jue• •t -j. .. rear ·speaker. A sb'owroom ear. · ••vv ·. . : .,.. ,. · · I National Guard Rocket V-8 engine,' jetaway b,_ CUIToMLINI 2 DOOR V41 , whit• ald.Will lim, belutlflll 'leat'nlee.two lone blue finish grey Interior. Fully equipped 'llfldil'« 1hiR for fas! lakf of' wlthJ power •e•rinll, \):O'!'tr 1Q~ ~ ltj)DOIDf, A aoli4 Iii bral: ' ullram¥1• drive, 1'8410 tie ..,: at Ia 'bartaln price. • - beater. A UJ.xur1 Car. : : u..t .,- ·bod1, wlllte tor . Famous PT. PLEASANT '56 blD~OBI~E + ·; . . $1488 j) '55 PtYMMfN : " $1288 ablo service. • ' FRIDAY,and SATURDAY · '51' BliCK $588 ' ~ ~ 1 Iream 1 (amll.- Auoclated Ro- ~II• '. ~~ .' '54 OI.DSMOIILl : ···~::.~ :n.TIID!ab lilt J S dto.~· ·' SUPIR II, 2 DOOR 'r'!P performoncc with the fa ~oUJ Rocket ,engine and hy4ra· ear , i rUJ ..,. YoU I lot '!r.:i!t"• Won Loot Ind. 1 11ame}r- W. Bellea, 1117. . Team 3 PW·- stmQU'I Jlar. ·I!PI[CI~\,!~ kel, 2644. 'ili .... ' · '~ ~ tlJtllll ~ CIIANU~K ' 110011 · IU~. ·IIIVIIIIA 'COUPI ~nilll ' ltbl~, Nit eov· A IPOU.O.' Hord TOp that does aGOd 'llreL n~ ~w Ito age. You must oee Uttf! 01!' lllll looJdlt ~ - tL lllUflow; radiO, he~ter ~ •, ' 1 •• · · · (004 ·11lbller. Try it today, IT81lPI~ v'. Harinoha, 81, ~u =·~·· 'ream Thret Gam•p - Alaodat· ~d . .3 ram~/< ~-~ - ·, ,Otq It ".~ _ ' .' '" ' •' '51 P\YM~ " lt"'iltll .~ .... i'l!ld . ..; '""' •. A~oo"tt4 Railio R ' 111dReel '52 9WSMO~IlE -' • Omlntf t .h!llle,, UP""· ~ -~clio, d~Prl 'tal'"~'- A P.d ao- e~ !'ldlo, - ' T ' ' '1't•111 Sllfllt Game -~led R~cllo, 818. ••••• ... ' I SAVE $15ti! -AUTO- SHOW p.Wer !lf!rlnJ, radio, rear spe~er. 11 luxtll')" car. VerB, $~88 ' . - ' SERtp' it 4)lOOR Dark green m~tallic flnjllb, deep tread t1re1. Nylon 1~1· eo- 11111 one. ~ Plf~ ~P y~'ll ~ proud to ' TIJret· .l r...m Ai_a"oolaleG Ill , 111- · I · · ' /(lib SID8lt .Game - P. Will, Ailbclaled Racllo, aa&. · ~~h Stan dard abUt. 'sweet lillie six en Jlne. A.)ol of carefree ~lef In nnt.Ji. 'Ute 'iu!w 1 ply ,lli'es. ow~ ~11\l driw. (fy metallic finl•h. Dark lh' fllcJlli'f. PNl aloe llaht blue Ajkl111 . --}- .... :·. ... ,J4i , Breidenbach· . , I· .. . .. . .. .llf2 . 1. Horn .. .. ~:.. .. .. .. .. OliO ' Stobart .... ; , \ , .. .. .... .. . 111111 • '.I • ' PILUXI 4 DOOR ~ TON PICKUP !~Ql)d aa · the· dar it eame from TOP "f' 19:Wm~ !!,~Ill Warner ..... ,. .. ......... ~ '0,, Interior $788 $1.688 - -"'!,-,52"' . DQ-.,DGE-.,..1, '52 CHEVROLET lxh Three Game Ind., Wall!ler, Teom Single Game, '53 CADIY.AC Ro•dmisttr Rlvitrl Cou!M Boy she's roaded with power ateering, power brakes, powet windows, power seat. • Dyna· flow, radio, heater. seat covers. Unted glaas. A..real buy. 111dramatic "'" u4io ,- le•ter many 11101'1 flctoey extrao. t B~IC~ '$3 • 4.!111. HOLIPAY •• DAII We oold and 11erviecd this lit tle lOTt"tl api!. it baa ~ dean bll of h.,.t,tll- Uahl . 111!<D 1111 lrhtte, • See The,m . Drive Them •• I PHONE 8181 CAPS -.. :.. $1.79 IAATCHED UNIFORM SETS New Models Zenith TV Gjp~ Radios Dumont Mocl•l• We're overstocked! We must make room for more trade-ins due to the tremendous saleli of the 1958 OWsmobiles, We'vuut pfjc. . fl and : e~lry ·car. liited below ,,,,,~.11ts tile ~··· dollar fer dolllir value found ANYWMJ!RE! • fl.79 Uned ~th ear Warmers QaDied 1J11e1! with Ear Wumen ' at The-tPwest Arlees £e.erl . ' UATHER CAPS · .. . For The Best In APPLIANC. E.S --;\,; " ·lddlel_Hlrl, Ohio . ' LUTHeR CAPS ··.. ···· 88c N. !nd .A.ve. • · Mtd!uepor\ .Powell's 'ervic;, .SERVICE unUTY JAcms · ··· $5.95 MARTIN RESTAURANT PLUS TAf AND OLD BA'l'TERY I Grey or green to match uniform ImMallcln -leg'. fl.OO COME SOON! · ;.T ·cosr • Ullt!d pl~asure. Sunoco Botto•••• . SALES & SERVICE Phone Work Suits Sole $6.95 . ' c-o-t Ye~-'tbd10lld crilcaulbJp llb db • --.e . . die prb:. . ' lut lkllllf Sllllle .• ..Perflta.r;'®SDlrAPEDic· Mltoess -17ft so =,::,';"~~i.. mS1 mFIRM Mattress ~.- .• . . mf(lca lnvelitiet er·All filii ~,J"':f"',.,..:.J:~~6;;~.:r.-=·=~:-~; -BAKE~ FURNITURE ·"' llu. ..W..est Corn•. . li - .. '·~·-.', ~ :.. .-.-"', ~~!V ~r:rr . . ~ . " ' '• �\ 1I , 'I I ~ ~· ':-" ·?~· I' '· ( I f .I ~u,nrey Discloses Many ~lieges ::.z::~IJmany~ ~ " ' It I ' ....- - . 1 t'J ~~liome !leg~or.rtrallon A'itrrt' wilb II may be conta<ted by.pbobe,'lt .Pt. there are aa ~· tl-10 bome· Plcasanl 207 or by mall II Bo~ maken who are lntere•ted In bav- 402, or at thd ollie, of' lbe Alj,i· In organlzatlng a new club, 'W~T9f'S ·. . · · . Out -Freshman Students 'DIAMQ~U$ ..... ~VE 10% SAVE 20r• Vlnaon did not IIY b.,. jlle IY,. worU. Prelllmabl)'. If would o! ~'1111_.. ~odor . Fi>cfl ~ filii oan ·at ·ciJI~' !If up .SILVER j ~~~ BUY NOW PAY LATER SPORTS USE QU' EASY CREDIT PLAN DESK I ' r• '' with her about the klndg of ln· aant, W. Va. formation and help tbat can I>< I - - -J-1-CT- 1-VI given tnrough club work an~ MAKES 01_ . .. . whll Ia e;i>fjlle4 pi club mem- SAN FRANCISCO UP ...: ~ ber. Set a date for a 11\j!etina- •cacty Jack" e.lrli~ o! Utab; Nollfy all homemaker. In tbe · _ .,.i.,;. oommunity a~out lhe meeling "' who ~d ~ tabbed as .a : '~"" ' tbat they wru have 111 opportun- thlna to repl1ce Cbllllk ~ ilf to lfPI\ .l'qUj 'tho Work JJIO bead fOOt!>ail ~J ~ 1<1 b< ciiar!er Du!mbero lr t~ey Unlvem!j', flilatlf til "' · = .,; ,• , I Fllr 'J!IIp Vqp lng a club, M•t In toueb with the cultural Extenolp~ Servle• In I ' home dcmom;tratlon ngcr.t. T~hc I l'ost Office BuDding, Pt~ ~lea• Qif~ 91~ WIY! f.!'Jlle ' . ~~ YQ~!f · Jj~~:eleJ' 20% OFF Be YP,qr Ql!Jdt .. On All Ntw 1957 Modtl BOATS !' Motors f. TraiiHS Grey Covert . CO~LINS JEWELRY STORE ... "Where Your Coalldeace ' Only A Few Left TRAI>~·II'jS Ace~p!ecj ON ALL MODELS - Cloilog a Bus.inlltt! Deal! ' JpsiUied" $l ' • I . 'METROPOLITAN Qr . Eating wl~ll a Frl~ll!l~ . .. make Jt our pleasure ' Insure your lunch~n . MARINE $10.50 up $tQJJ~r, KA.Ril t VA~ ZANDT c..,. fit.. fl.-f('t; Genuine~ Reg. o·FFERS · YOiJ ~ LEATI(Qt SHI .RTS .. ...... .. fU9 PANTS ............. f%.99 Complete. Bull . . . . . .. . .. f5.00 Nallolllllt<\41'1 Vall!" tel f9.95 WORK' SHQES····.. ··· $5.00 ~Our Fine Li!'~ of Auto!)lal!e Wl!fla;a. Dey~s. Rerncerato.._ ·~4 ll~~ . . . TOWING · DIJ l'laone 810' Nlehl Phone 2452·6 Come In I Preston Motors, Inc. Ivy League Pollslted Colloo P ANTS ··· ·· --·· ··· $3.95 . A~LEN 4PPUAN~I Black, tan and grey MODERN MART, Inc. ;,! , '55 OLDSMOBIE "I 8. 3rd Ave, ~armo~n1 58 lgh Single, (jrQldenbaeh 222. Team Three Gamel, four Or· phana 2018. w,. phiDJ 713. llf"dl... Sporlt Cenler .. .. .. .. 3 F~ur Orphans .. .. .. .. 2 Fqrom•n-Abbolt . . . . . . . 2 Davla·Warner ......... I FYJendly Tavern . . . . . . I Al"erlcan Legion 0 IIAION HII!HI Ind. I Gameo, Domewqod, 62'1 Ind. 1 Game, Lewla Jlm; ~ Team 3 Gamt1, Friendly T'vern 2184 Team 1 Oome, rrte~dlV 'fav,rn, ,;;%:=~ 771 ' """ $1945 Delrar Coupe. lvoey over lftue, radio, healer ond 11\D vtror, SkirU,' low mileage, IO<il OWIIor. HI' h Co. u'··.~UOUI ,.[-!' "" -'if' • . llcl I.:' Pa 'tero-IUO a '1 Sl on'a Market • Radi1J9 ~~~ !'!~~~ HQt 119<11 . · IIAI_ON 11IOMI 1 2 : 1 0 2 1 ' ' ' ' w. TOP jlellea P. Will ..-~ ~ '1J! IOWLIRI , • m. . R. Dnla · !' v. 1!anllalu 1 : , • 1. Duerr .\; ·. !70 .,., · lie 4,>~..•~16 . .li . ·l ib drive. llano like a a..red ~bblt. Rodlo, he~ter, many )liore, factoey extra& You'U like ' , 1 52 .UICK I ' r";.":., 111<1hn\lllt ~ !'t' Mil 'iOeattr I llld :J!!U'll buy IL . ' IAYI)Y t"6&l'i"" ' .$5,8. '~3- MERCURY · CUSTOM 4 DOOR lei black body, tight blue top ..ero-o-lllltlc drive, ~:j~dlo, heat· ir, lUI COTm. Try it today. . $688 , ' •' 1.55 FORD Supor il Holldoy COUIII 'fiilie :;t~ .~Jii• ~ve, nill' . ' fl(f~r 1'low mile ~~fb a' pi~ 1 '- drive, sharp green an4 ·-,hit@ finish. Le.othu Interior. jlad\~. . • ' Ar~~toty ' I .. . I .A~MISSION FRE~ · '53 DODGE . 1 CORONIT 4 DOOII A dependable car tha:t wi~· tlto you mil~· and mu.,. P.f ~~ service. Standard- shill, radio, beater. Green 111d wblte flnlsb . See Foreign Sports·Cars •nd V.S. . $588 .' Bll,. said he was iliad termer $en. Geqrre H. Bender de- ~odell PRIZ:ES ·' IPICIA(2 DOOR Rug~ed built. ~ ,~~k ~o'fll drag" out c.ar tlliol tin fl!Q lt. D~ alt,!lf ,l!IJ of iOll!l ~til!!• . $388 u. s. LJVE MUSIC I " to oppo•e otded riot 'O'N'~IU.· .He also sold that former Lt. Gov. J?hn . Brown of lledl~a. '4'rved briefly 1• gover~.or, b!d been !persuaded not to bpPQR' ' Il~ ·':,e Ill . ' : ,. .:. . w. ••9 · · · ·SING·ER p,,e:cable Ele4tric ' $~wi.-&. ·Machine ·, J24.50 $1.2$ Weekly I . lt511~D ·, VICTORIA ;HAIID TOP ~tanclard obtit, .ridlo, ileater. Sell eovers, l'fO tope .,..... floleb, For<I-MIIaijq driye, Y-l! enlltte for lop Perlopnanee. 'fr, It \Oflay. . . $488 1956. P.A(ijRD ,.Yr. Servtee Ga..,.•tee ~~;.,.l.lieDts .,n~, ,.. . ,Reeondllloned by Ftr&Y c,._J'.t . ~ewmg- 'l'H 'ew !llOior. .{'l~fl Wirln~. -·~ew Carrying Case . I ' Fer ~ ' * free Sit ol Strik~~'':dc:lll"'W:lt~nbh, .&:VAN.ZANH .· EXTRA·F.IIt,M 6 Mi. North Pl. Pleasant on 1;\l· 6Z J. $2188 $19&,8 ,_.4U M••fl lttore Outtt•ndlltf V.-Jue• •t -j. .. rear ·speaker. A sb'owroom ear. · ••vv ·. . : .,.. ,. · · I National Guard Rocket V-8 engine,' jetaway b,_ CUIToMLINI 2 DOOR V41 , whit• ald.Will lim, belutlflll 'leat'nlee.two lone blue finish grey Interior. Fully equipped 'llfldil'« 1hiR for fas! lakf of' wlthJ power •e•rinll, \):O'!'tr 1Q~ ~ ltj)DOIDf, A aoli4 Iii bral: ' ullram¥1• drive, 1'8410 tie ..,: at Ia 'bartaln price. • - beater. A UJ.xur1 Car. : : u..t .,- ·bod1, wlllte tor . Famous PT. PLEASANT '56 blD~OBI~E + ·; . . $1488 j) '55 PtYMMfN : " $1288 ablo service. • ' FRIDAY,and SATURDAY · '51' BliCK $588 ' ~ ~ 1 Iream 1 (amll.- Auoclated Ro- ~II• '. ~~ .' '54 OI.DSMOIILl : ···~::.~ :n.TIID!ab lilt J S dto.~· ·' SUPIR II, 2 DOOR 'r'!P performoncc with the fa ~oUJ Rocket ,engine and hy4ra· ear , i rUJ ..,. YoU I lot '!r.:i!t"• Won Loot Ind. 1 11ame}r- W. Bellea, 1117. . Team 3 PW·- stmQU'I Jlar. ·I!PI[CI~\,!~ kel, 2644. 'ili .... ' · '~ ~ tlJtllll ~ CIIANU~K ' 110011 · IU~. ·IIIVIIIIA 'COUPI ~nilll ' ltbl~, Nit eov· A IPOU.O.' Hord TOp that does aGOd 'llreL n~ ~w Ito age. You must oee Uttf! 01!' lllll looJdlt ~ - tL lllUflow; radiO, he~ter ~ •, ' 1 •• · · · (004 ·11lbller. Try it today, IT81lPI~ v'. Harinoha, 81, ~u =·~·· 'ream Thret Gam•p - Alaodat· ~d . .3 ram~/< ~-~ - ·, ,Otq It ".~ _ ' .' '" ' •' '51 P\YM~ " lt"'iltll .~ .... i'l!ld . ..; '""' •. A~oo"tt4 Railio R ' 111dReel '52 9WSMO~IlE -' • Omlntf t .h!llle,, UP""· ~ -~clio, d~Prl 'tal'"~'- A P.d ao- e~ !'ldlo, - ' T ' ' '1't•111 Sllfllt Game -~led R~cllo, 818. ••••• ... ' I SAVE $15ti! -AUTO- SHOW p.Wer !lf!rlnJ, radio, rear spe~er. 11 luxtll')" car. VerB, $~88 ' . - ' SERtp' it 4)lOOR Dark green m~tallic flnjllb, deep tread t1re1. Nylon 1~1· eo- 11111 one. ~ Plf~ ~P y~'ll ~ proud to ' TIJret· .l r...m Ai_a"oolaleG Ill , 111- · I · · ' /(lib SID8lt .Game - P. Will, Ailbclaled Racllo, aa&. · ~~h Stan dard abUt. 'sweet lillie six en Jlne. A.)ol of carefree ~lef In nnt.Ji. 'Ute 'iu!w 1 ply ,lli'es. ow~ ~11\l driw. (fy metallic finl•h. Dark lh' fllcJlli'f. PNl aloe llaht blue Ajkl111 . --}- .... :·. ... ,J4i , Breidenbach· . , I· .. . .. . .. .llf2 . 1. Horn .. .. ~:.. .. .. .. .. OliO ' Stobart .... ; , \ , .. .. .... .. . 111111 • '.I • ' PILUXI 4 DOOR ~ TON PICKUP !~Ql)d aa · the· dar it eame from TOP "f' 19:Wm~ !!,~Ill Warner ..... ,. .. ......... ~ '0,, Interior $788 $1.688 - -"'!,-,52"' . DQ-.,DGE-.,..1, '52 CHEVROLET lxh Three Game Ind., Wall!ler, Teom Single Game, '53 CADIY.AC Ro•dmisttr Rlvitrl Cou!M Boy she's roaded with power ateering, power brakes, powet windows, power seat. • Dyna· flow, radio, heater. seat covers. Unted glaas. A..real buy. 111dramatic "'" u4io ,- le•ter many 11101'1 flctoey extrao. t B~IC~ '$3 • 4.!111. HOLIPAY •• DAII We oold and 11erviecd this lit tle lOTt"tl api!. it baa ~ dean bll of h.,.t,tll- Uahl . 111!<D 1111 lrhtte, • See The,m . Drive Them •• I PHONE 8181 CAPS -.. :.. $1.79 IAATCHED UNIFORM SETS New Models Zenith TV Gjp~ Radios Dumont Mocl•l• We're overstocked! We must make room for more trade-ins due to the tremendous saleli of the 1958 OWsmobiles, We'vuut pfjc. . fl and : e~lry ·car. liited below ,,,,,~.11ts tile ~··· dollar fer dolllir value found ANYWMJ!RE! • fl.79 Uned ~th ear Warmers QaDied 1J11e1! with Ear Wumen ' at The-tPwest Arlees £e.erl . ' UATHER CAPS · .. . For The Best In APPLIANC. E.S --;\,; " ·lddlel_Hlrl, Ohio . ' LUTHeR CAPS ··.. ···· 88c N. !nd .A.ve. • · Mtd!uepor\ .Powell's 'ervic;, .SERVICE unUTY JAcms · ··· $5.95 MARTIN RESTAURANT PLUS TAf AND OLD BA'l'TERY I Grey or green to match uniform ImMallcln -leg'. fl.OO COME SOON! · ;.T ·cosr • Ullt!d pl~asure. Sunoco Botto•••• . SALES & SERVICE Phone Work Suits Sole $6.95 . ' c-o-t Ye~-'tbd10lld crilcaulbJp llb db • --.e . . die prb:. . ' lut lkllllf Sllllle .• ..Perflta.r;'®SDlrAPEDic· Mltoess -17ft so =,::,';"~~i.. mS1 mFIRM Mattress ~.- .• . . mf(lca lnvelitiet er·All filii ~,J"':f"',.,..:.J:~~6;;~.:r.-=·=~:-~; -BAKE~ FURNITURE ·"' llu. ..W..est Corn•. . li - .. '·~·-.', ~ :.. .-.-"', ~~!V ~r:rr . . ~ . " ' '• �J ' '. \ 'I ' R d 'II WSCS ee e • JOnUOry M eetJng Held At Sml'th's deed recorded In Deed Book IS~. (24) For Sale or Trad~t papl02; thence Norlh to tHo pubSVI , lle , aoad; thebce Norlllwuler)jl 1 POB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS '52 W11lys Stauon Wagon. Ori- following said road to the H. G. ,gmal pamt, low mileage. Will sell Sillier lane, thence Soulll about or trade for '53 or 'M Z..Iom· 10 rods to the North llne of H. G. Phone 374-M 1·1'-llte Slnaer M acl'e parcel; thence East The January meellng of the to tbe Norllleaat comer ~f Nid wscs of Reedsville Alethodls~ PHONE 398 · M acre parcel; thence SootiUMl, Church waa held at the borne of roda to pla<e of boslnning, l!X· llrs Jack Smith · . CEPTING oucb P~ thereof· con- After a potluck dinner 'served BATES LEGAt"'NOT!CE veyed by H. G Sillier and wile at noon the president Mro. Doro z c~eal! ~ word. one lartlon. Mlnbnwn cbarf ~ Wk...... :...u..~ Howard T. Allen, an incompe- to William 'and Goldie ltncl:om· tha R1ebel led the business ,er wurd hu three cOIIJ&tUtl'(f m!tllrtiODJ. tent person, res1ding at 410 ~llen bera:er by deed recorded iJI Deed ing at wh1ch lime plans SJ*lll - One morch tor 25 cent. per word. · Drive, Charleston, w. Va., and Book 158, page 327 of,Meigs Coon· made for a ooup supper to be Full rate of 2 centa per woo-d wUI be ebargtd for ad•en!BinJ H The Charleston National Bank, ty Deed Records, le,avme about llh served sometime 'l'l February IOf Plld for before the Uk.n of eath moatb followmg tnscrtlon. , Charleston, W. V.a , as committee acres, more or leu. Belng part of The entire proceeds eoing to lh J Error" 10 Advertlsmg--Sboldd l)e re~rted immedlatel). 1'bt for Howard I Allen, all lneompe. the real estate conveyed by Deed bulldmg lund of the new class Datly Sentinel will not ~ resporsJble for more than one incoJ'oo tCnt person, will lake notiee that Book 126 page 28'1, and EXCEPT· rooms 0 f:inb and Spoclal NotiCOI of l!voata IIOO. Olltuatlel on the 24th day of December, !NG tbal Hold to McK.a1 by Deed There were ten regular mem· published all cent Per word. 1~7, Clarence W. Proffitt, as Book :t.;J9, page 102, and Kra!'com- bers present one new member ~~~==~==~'=="i!7c:O;;.-r.;;:;;w;Id';p;;rt;;;eni'Wlih' Administrator of the Estate of berger by Deed Book 1158, Page Mrs Jim Bu~kley and two guest< : - - - - - 3 room furnishtd <~Partment with Frank C Allen, de~eascd, filed 321. Mrs Sherman Buckley and Mrs II ) Notices bath Utllit1cs furniShed Home hl8 Peltttton '" 1he Probate Court Restaurant, Middleport. Meigs Couny, Ohio, in Cue No. PARCEL II 1'he followlnl de· Durst 1 14 6tc 17,3119, agamst the above named scribed real estate, situated In The next mettmg will be w1th Wanted - Couple who would ap defendant, Howard T. Allen, an Chester Town•hlp In the County Mrs Ben Buckley. prectatc l,()w Rent, occasiOnal . : -::--7 -chormg duttes References re· For R•nt - E~t'!nsJou Ladders. Incompetent person, and othe1'8, of Mmgs and State of Ohio, to-wit: praymg !hat the real estate ae- Begmnlng on the East line of qu~red Call 057-X I 10 6tc Scaffold l>ards, Orop Clotha scribed herem be sold and that Philip Pfarr's land at the aouthHam Shoot Racme Placmg M1ll, OHnton !'IBhcr, Mtddleport. the rights, ,mteresta. and llen 1 west corner of Henry Betz' farm January 19 ·1 11 7k Ph,me 6Zt5-X. II t If of all partws may be fully deter- in FractiOn 36, Town 3, Seellon• LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by I!Jght Room House Two story mmed, adjusted ~d proteetpd; 15 and 21; thence Etst 110 ~odl 18b1 Auto Se,vices Modern bath on seconil Cloor and that he be auth~ized and or- along Samuel liinger's · North Jlne the Board of County CommisstOn1. 8 RAWJ,,NGS SOliS CO. - Z4 to1let and ll Yil tory on firs!, dered to sell said real estate ac- to a stone: thence h,t I~N.o~lt· ers, Meigs County, Ohio, at the ofbour \\reeker Service Day good garage, abou t f1vc r.unute~ cordmg to the statutes In aueh eriy direction 68 rodl to a i~Qne; flee of said Board, Pomeroy, Ohio Pbon• 6:27 Nlaht Phone (rom Court Ilousc . A N. Bcl1 case made and provided, and for thence West 20 rods to IL lfPne, up untU 12·00 o'clock Noon, Jan 6039-X n~DGE • I':.YifOU'IH gel, 310-M !-86tf11 such otller and furlller relief as thenee South 68 rods aiOIIi Pilillp 20, 1~58, for furnishing•the followhe may be entitled to Pfarr's El!t !me to tile plaee Ql,be· lng: llEALEf<.'l a 8 If Trailer apace Ue<art of ~iddle­ Said real esta:e is described as sinn~g, containing fourteea ~ IC· Transport dehvery of Gasolme, , port. Get lt~ct.tcd before mudd)' follows: res, be thfl some mOre or '1eu, regular and prem1um 'grades to the (8) Aul\l Sales ground lulrll\ you Phone 9~83. 1 ne folloWin g aescrlbed real es- SAVING and EXCEI"''DDG· ali \Ill• County Garaae, ROck Sprlnga F.dgar Reyrolds, Reynold's Dairy tate situated 10 the Township of coal underlying the above de1!b- Ohio, at the dilection of the Coun· J955 HUH'k VB 2 dr Sedan Oyna· Stoae, Ml•'rtleport, Ohfo flow drlvt• A careful one owJJ('r Lebanon, In the county of Meigs ed premllfs, togetlier with the ty Engmeer, dunng the 90 day perto 2 '~tfe and swte of Ohio, 217 acres of right to mine thtr same and all 1od commencing, Jan. zo, 1958. (<tf un iillOI!wr new Buick Hadw --- - - which are m Section No. 18, Town cm11 ll ca lcr $1 595 Blactlnar':.. and rlgbts-ot-way along apy Quote price! on both regular l'onJCroy 1 l3 6lf' ( 17l Help Wonted No. 2 and Range No. 11 ,and 14 !-"''"'"'•• seam, are hereby raerv· and premium grades acre~ being 10 flO acre Lot No. 1'72 ed by 1anies and Mar)' Roueh. BeBoard of Comm1Jiioners 1955 ~ ord V8 fa! rlane Vlctorn Wanted, Man or Wvman, to han· of the Ohio Company's Purehaae, lng tilt aame real e!late con~ serve the right lp reject any or 1 Cpr !lard Top Model Excep • die cred1t und msurancc mvc!l' and bounded and deserlbod as fol· to H. G. Singer by deed reCGl'ded all Bid•. 10nal 111 every way $1.495 Blact hgallons, for a lldlLOnal com lows· Beelnning at a post 16 ehaina In Deed Book 116, page 8M •f See. 2352. tnar's Pomeroy 1 13 fltc mcrc1al rcportmg bureau on o south of the northwe.t corner of the Melas Countv Deed Reoordl. Board of County Compart tlmc fcc per report baa1 .. said Section llio. 18; thence lOUth pARCEL The follow in( rtal m11181onera 1953 Dodge VB 4 dr. Coronel Sc around Pumcroy ,md M1ddl c· By Dean llarnita, clerk dan One or the cleanest '53s m port. Ohlu l ' l ett ~ t' Wnle PO z~ chains to a poat, whieh ls In esllla In Fraction No. I, Cbollar the middle of the west line of T4wnah1p, 'M01g1 Coonty, Ohio, a~d (I) 17, ltc area $795 Blacttnar's ,Pomeroy Box 104{) ColumbLts, Ohw satd Section; thence ea!!l to the dekrlbed as followa: Belilllllill I 13 61c 1·17 Jtc center of Groyn~ Hog creek, down at the Northwest comer 01 L&GAL NOTICI the middle of the same to the lion No I; thence East 20.J2 William C Perkina, whose laat 19!1a l'lymouth 4 dr Sedan. Spark hng original !>lack finish $495 ( 0)Business Services Ohio River; thence up aa,ld river to eha!n1; thence Soulb 1670 chilli!; known addreu was Letart Falls, a post n chalnB south of the north thence West to West line of l'l~t- Ohio, Is hereby notified that Blaeltnar'.-;, Pomeroy. 1 U 6'.c 2 General Hauiii1J:l or auy kint.l line of saia section No. )0; thence tfj)n No. I; then"' North to pltoje the 18th day of December, 1953 Bwck VBs 4 dr Scrfan Cho1ce Phone C A Drem itacme, 0 , west ff1 chains 15 lin~• to lhe ot beginning, contamlng 33 ~! Charldtte Mae Perkins or three fme carll $89t>. Blaet- 3068 117-li!Jl place of beglnnmg, containing 231 more or leas, EXCEPTING thv ~I tiff, flied her petlhon tnur 'ii, Pnmcroyr 1 13 61c •cres, more or leBI. , and other rl1hts heretofore eon- as defendant in tile Good Clean Used Cars REFERENCE DEED. Volume veyed " shown '»' Meip Copn- mon Pleas, Meigs Ohio, 1955 oid:imob1le VB Z dr liard All Makes and Models 133, page 2611 of the Deed Recorda t• IM•d ·····-· Bel•t l).lrt of the Case No 12,634, praying for ' dl· TClJl Cpc Hydramatlc drive "'' Melga County, Ohio. , .... ru1 estate cott•eseclto'JL voree from tho sa1d William C. R&ll Almo.l like the day 1! was METROPOLITA n Subject, however, to 80 ease- 0 • ...., ., 4eod _ . li Dell Perkins on the groundo of groaD -6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan 17, 1958 ·-;;;======;;;;;;;-:=:;;;;;;=====;;, ' DS WANT A Legal Notice N<J::f';, Legal Notice - -·---- ,e- m. I Free· 11Uid! $1.695 lJI!lettnar's, Porn 1 l r3 6tc AUTO SALES iilllck SERVICE w tch Re Q on • . pairing by Factm Y Tnuned wlllehmokcrs COLLINS JEWELERS, Pomeroy. t 3 tf RADI~ & TELEVIOIO;, SERViCE, '56 f1mii1 1;k~p, new motor, tukc owr ]>aymcnts for balance due Sl·c Eu.ljCI1C S9yder, 73tl E Ma111 }'()IJ1froy, 0 1ltl-3li1 1- 195'i Dodge Sedan to be suit! , to the hlllh b1ddcr at Min , ay Phone 200. Clelon•l Ar,pil••··• l\lotor ~ala.~ , Mmcrsv!llc, 0 Store 116 w. Malo >l . Pomeroy nn J,m 18, rn~s. ill 10 u. m 2 23 tf Il l Ill 1:11 73tr ;- ;,;·;;-;;;;;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;; WE BUY i9) J:or Sail -~-·- STRUCTURAL I BEAMS ltRAP IRON - METALS CUllom B•lll llltcbea Kitchen dcsi~ned for your home. Free eatimat~'~l roremu • Phone 8.18f·Y. - OH 10 VALLEY 1 A~ JOI.l. 8 8 If woa SJI ...1!;. one Laaca1t.-et deep well Jt:l pump wltu preuure tank anu IIWitcb. Also 811-ltel pladlc ., .rl(l, 1',\ 1 1~; one •rdulect'a drawini' table, a' uol an~ IO<ill Ono tyr•wrltor dcok and one filing cabhet, handmade, One electric tabl.o aaw, ooc woo~ latbc, one aoUd oal 11dcboard, one ''Wht:e" aewln& machine, lllttiQue. P'IOrt fo1nel'O)' 815-J. 10 ' 611· f7 fl double dl&e 116" liiiUIC DtJllum Jolm Dctrc !lUll plow 114'' double bottom Intel n11tlon· al '"' 8 Pull Plow an rubber. I Jet cultivaLors f11r ~'11rm•ll Fl: tutctur ' J.l941 ,lohn Dce1·e tra· etor w1th HydrAilo loll!lcr and 1 ~ct hytlr111ic cul:lvator lor Lbll abort trltelor, 1 good uHcll lQX38 lructor, Ure 11nd tube 1 good fre11h Gucrn11C,V Ourlumt clo..~.., mill< cow 1 mixed row llalph A Ln111brlght, liD No. 2 Halley Run Ro1d, l,o1ncrov, Ohl11 I 6 Hlp JUNK CQ. Phone 510 ~ ------ -- CONCRE'fE BLOCKS 1 Mlnmvlllc I 17 Jlp Thrashed billed straw Paul ora· . LonK Bottom Phone 3032. I 17 Olp ------ -- ... Uibb1, .CAY and CORN: Slltnley LotJ Botloal, Route 2 II 21 8tfp -- --- -=====:; . Room• .-.ew Furniture FOI $299.00 BAKER I FURNITURI 01 ne Brtalft& c*.. toall*'epart 1141' Fur Rent I apartmettl. AIIIO,' 2 ateeplni , ...,.. can aea-Y. I!Utp l'OOIII '8ulld Better For Lnt'' GRUESEB BLOCK t;O. I Mlloa North of Pomaroy On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Gruner ' ..,k Sprint• - - Jtay and Slr1w Gllmorll l'urm Src t:harlcl Vost Phone :W66 Pomtr•l Your Onll Author~cd FUller BRUSH MAN J1me1 Marriner 736 I, Main It, ,..,. ::."1'27'!.0~1:.r S PM ltl-7-tf - - - -- --- - - - Trco Servlco Trimml11g or remov· Ing. 5 ycara experience. Robert Sayre Pho11c 39M, R•cme. 1 1• ~tc ~~~~~~~:;:;;~~!~ - --~ ____ . - . TRAILERS TRAILERS ACT NOW SAVE $100 TO $1000 Waverly, Ohio, doaler •luc' wlth '75 new and used lrallers 14 to 60 ft., also 10 wide.. 1'w and three bedrooms, nationa~l. known ntakoo. 1'hc lowest pot... alble t~rnu an)'wltcre. Drive little aM s.~o a lot. These ar well worth your trip 1'hla I )'{)ur LAST !!hopping plsce, 8t , come prepared to doal. Fast free delivery, Move In tomor row. Anylbbjc of Y81ue taken Ia trade. ment given by Jenme Alien and Frank c. Allen, her huabani, ,to the State of Ohio, dated June 23, 19M and recorded In Easement Re cord No. 4, at page 217 1>f the records of Eaaementa of A!Otg~County, Ohio. Furthermore, 1ubjet to an ease· ment g1ven by Jennie Alien and Frank c. Allen to tho Columbus and Southern Ohio Elcct•lc Oem· pany dated September 28;, 111!13, and recorded In Deed Book No 176, at page 71 of the Decor~• of Deeda, Mei•s County, Ohio. Also, EubJect to a Right of Way ,lt1Ven by ~Tank C Allen, et al., to the Ohio Fuel Gas Company dat· ed September 23, 19~2. and re· corded In Doed Book No. lti9, at Pa&e 321 of tho records of Deeds of Melga County, Ohio. Furtherntore, subject to an ca&t'mcnt g1vcn by Jennie Allen and F. 'C. Allen, her husband, to the State of Ohio, dated October I, 1032, lftld recorded In ,Easement Record No. I at page 37Z thereof. l'orthermore, subject to a right of wuy given by Jennie Allen and l'10nk C. Allen to The Southern Ohio Ele<trlc Co dated Juno ~. 1030, and recor~ed In Right of Way llccord Volume S, page 77 !hereof Plaintiff, , In hi• petition,. al· leges the names of all helra at luw and next of kln of Frank C. Allen, deceased, and the name• of all the heirs at law and next of kin of Jennie Allen, deceased, who have cmmmted to the aile or said real estate and who would be entilled to share In the ssld real "tato upon distribution. Said def.!ndonl required, d to bel Is t'· onswcr on or ore ·~ 151" ay of Feb1 urcy, 1058. CROW and CROW Attorney& for piolnUff (12) 26, (I) 2, 9, 17, 31, 6tc WIll!, NilS.are appraised at Sold premises S2,700.00 and moat be oold for FARM· 'NEJS By Sonh M. Rift Mrs Juanita Saxton and son David spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Rile. Mr and Mf!l. Harlan Rife and aon Jamea Dale spent Tuesday In Columboe. Mr lnd Mrs. Titus Smith of near Salem Center and Mrs. Charles R1fe spent Saturday wllh ly William F. Gregol"' Ma- Ctunfio A111nt Fannors Income Ta• Duo Fobruary 15, ltsl Most farmers IncDme Tax Returns are due by February 15,, 1958 Tbls means you have a little river a month to prepare our 19!17 Charles.. Rife at the Veterans Hos· Income Tax Forms. Fa.,..,. Tu Guldto Will Holp. p1tal at Huntfngton. The 19M Farmers Tax Guides, tereoted ln a good farm record available free from the Agricult- keeping mtem for 19158. With this ural Extenalon Oltlce, can be a big In mind, two meetings will he held help to you in the preparation of Mason County this month. your 1957 lncolllf.Tax Forms The Rocord KMplng Syoltm Explalt> Tax Gu1de " prmted by the Bur- ed by Ken Brund•••· eau of Internal Revenue and if us- These two meeting wlll be con· ed w41l save you time and may dueled by Kenneth Brundage who save fOU some tax money Fre- is the Extension Farm Manage Qllently farmers pay too mu~h lD· ment Specialist Jrom West VIrgin· come tax simply because they do ia Umversity Both meetings will not know of the different operat· be held January 28, 19158. The exmg expenses which can be deduct· act places haven't been deeided. ed By using the Tax Gu1de you Got tho Tax Guldt- Atlond tho can pay your I11come Tax accur· Mt<\11111~ I ately, no more, no less, than ia Write, phone, or come in to the due Extension OWce fqr your COPY of Good Rocordo Important the Farmers lneome Tax Guide You must have good records to and plan to attend the meetmg on accurately fill out your Income farm record keeping systems to Tax Forms. While it's too late for be held January 28, 19ll8. Record teeplns lor Ute past year, . ' ty and plaintiff -;is~---pmys Cor other proper relief. Said rause Will be for hearing on or ~&bout the 14th day of March, 19!18.. Charlotte Mae Perkl!IS, Plain!Uf O'Brien and O'Br~en Attorneys for Pilllntiff (12) 20. 27 (I) S, 10, 17, 24, 61< ~...._ / I Harold Rile and IIQben Athens epent Sunday wl.th mother' Mrs. cllarlea Rife. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Role . Cincinnati have s~ent the paa! w~k with Mr. lljld Mrs. Eiry'' Johnaton and dauilbter Ad e: · Mr Rowe is a brother ol Johnston. "" Burme Bowen and Gary Saxton· are on the sick list. pOOJq Legal N'otice NOTICI OF ~ILING AND HIAtt· !NO ' ON INVINTORY Proklo Court, Mtlgo County, Ohio TO the Executor or Admlnlslra· lor and to lluch of the following 11 are reoldents of the state- of Ohio: surviving opouse, If any; next \If kin; beneflclarleo under the will, If any; the attorney or attornaya representtna any of the aforemen· tloued perAOIIS: You are hereby notified that oa the 81b day of January 19!8 an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Flora E. Ward, de· ceased, late of Rullaad, Ohio Ia "ld County wao filed inrthla Court. Hearing on aald inventory and Appraisement will be bad botore this court on the 31at day of Jan· uary tOM, at 10:00 o'clock A. 14. Exception~ thereto may ~ file\! by any Interested party at any 1 10 fl d b0f0re th• lime pr ve aya , ' date set or for hearllli· WITNESS my oicnature 1nd the aoal ot iltd Cllur\, lhlt 9t b •,ay 0f JanUlf)' !11&8. • , lohn C. Bacon . Actina JUdge and Ex-Qificlb By; Lelia v. Hyaell Deput.y Clerk Ill 10, DiSalle Refuses To Comment On Governors Race Mr and Mrs Fred Rosenbaum, !"omeroy, sp'lJit Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capehart. .. :Mr and Mr$ Charles Yeager and children spent Sunday after- ',• ( noon and evening in Beverly, 0., .' \Y ASHINGTON UP - Mlehael V DISalle, price atabillZOI in the Truman administration, said today he hasn't mjlde up his mind whether to run agam for governor or Ohio. ' I "But I'll have to deolde between now and nett week," be told newsmen at a breakfast here. The one·time mayor of Toledo, Ohio-, who turned 50 earlier this month, sa1d he wu Wilting I• see II "a caodldate 61 !fat4Wlde liPpeal," entered the rao~ before ll)aklng his own d.. Islon All6, be sAid, "I'll have to build the de- visitmg her parents ~r. BJ141 :Mrs. L. E. Piersall. . slre." ' OJlU111V·IUOJ1 ]SJI) ·~.L '606l UJ pa SAKI •ooMS SALU YAii'AGA1'A, )a pan UP - Bus· illess wps booming tod~ for cenal atld chatcoal whblessters aft· et tliey' iOverted to the j)re-war flt!ll>m of 1ervllli free sake to tlielr cu!!lonier~ puno) SUM sdJO;) JTV ~WJV aU,f, Avoid Leaky Mufflers' During The Cold ·Driving Days. p IAN0 S tBALDWIN eWURLITZER• OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS MUFFLERS, TAILPIPES au • • INfTALLE 'DFREE11 AT LO'W ' COST ' i' PHONE 388.y - ... - - .., .. ----·-- 5 MOORE . , , p ome~oy OhiO ~~~·~~~le~ct~o~f~d~ut~y~a~nd~ex~tr~e~m~e~~r~ue~l-~~~~iii~~;i~i~ ·-· <;.~~--- @ i :r ~-...-1 IIARNEY ~s hf -- ----- 87 tiED I:AS8lm.L titer lme I JEST GOT 1N SOME NEW WONDERFUL DRUGS I WANTED TO TR~ OUT lUSh .Vins Y ID I by Th1s )'ear, hc't Mr. and Mrs. Carl Owens, Mid, dleport were Sunday guests of Mrs. Helen Stewart and fariuly. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Blessing,• Vh~tma, spent the weekend a' the1r home here Free Check-Up 9f Your Exha'ust System ' ~ ---... ket lnte Jn fhe year MOORE'S SERVICE CENTER f;~61 Ut ap8W SliM. \S11J ·- 1;: United Pms Plnanclol ldlt<M; 1 NEW YOIIK UP- Recall:e, !hat Dr Marcua Nadler, ecoJ\•!11• ist for the Hanover Bank hit' ib6 nail on the head In hlj prcllk!· lion s Jor 1~7 . Wall Striet t61tlf scanned the cconorilJII's 1158 prophecies w1th clo11e attentlo 1 AI thla time lOA! yoaf, Dr. N ,d. ler antlclpat~d 19~7 giln.. in ·~ '"" s(lnal consunlptlon expepdltur ~~, higher cnn•truction but at a 1hti' er rate of gain, 1 further UPW< rd lropd In w'g" flld price,, f suil•Idlng of lnflatlrinary ~relfou,i, 1111U 'n cuing in the money m1r· George Saxton, Mr. and Isaac Ba,:ett were bush]UB ton 1n Pomeroy ll'onc!IY. ___ -- -- - IY ILM!R C. WALZIA 1 notle88 than two-thlrciB (!>)or Ute said appraloed value. Terms of Sale· Cash In ballll qn date of Sale. ., ~ Bernard v Full>, Ad~'. lalrtlor de bonis non the ~!tale of Henry G ilnser, Deceased. Wohster and Full> Attorneys for Administrator (!•) 20 27 (I) 3 10 17 5t • ' ' ' ' ' • ---- - - 1 Legal Notice · BUCKWHEAT- West Virgiaia - Financial Gossip Mr and MrJ 0. II!. Rtfe Saturday evening' O!ith Sarah Rile and thildr~n Larry and Ronnie ~ DISalle said he would need a "Fwiteit in votes" of 6 per eent of he was to beat Rep11blican Gov. d. William O'Neill who onnounced We~nesday his Intention of seek· litg re-election. O'Neill ~cleated DlSade for the governorship tn 1~56 Both called If "a clean foght." a bit mr re ''gey because of h1gh woduct ve ropacity throuiJhout the world, \It(! sharp rue 1n private mdeb ted ness, and the keen competition 1n world .... Galteas· Upo- mar ~tJ. I the tints that I 10 Lillo Wuk Pol"'' He h!Jts the econonllc Wf ak pomts as the decreas1ng caPJ tal expenditures by eorporallo 1.1, prospect. ol smaller eo~aumtWg4 expendllurys by lnljlvtaynla, hirh costs of home buUdinS riJI~ty o,f the economY with bli& WU 1n4 burd~nsome taxes, and a , Jtins ticnd of uneljlp\oymept M•lili an advene psyc~ologi<al effect 411 spending In general. He fmds m.ny un~erlt,oz strong spots, bowever, ~~·1~4na maintenance of high petso~a1 dlo posable Inwwc, I)IJ• . e<W~rul:' tlon projectiOds, o'u\Jooll 1*'- all m<reasq In l~e r~ lf p( . l~l1.'1'i ment In the edolio/iiy, lllch!#l'4d avallabJhly pf bonk C!'04jl ~I d'" cli nin" m{)De)' rates, 1g eiJIODtiaUY "'Qpil ~9!11~1Ql no sertoue abUIOS )J1 tPY , '· Poo,!ll' AltltvM ' 1111 am "Tile attllude qf the people" he says, "will be m(ll'~ jtjlportaat, than basic <tconomlC forc1a in ~.. termlnlng the de!ll'O! or declino and the durJtlop of !be' l'l'iell!lop Prompt meaaure1 taken by ~ goverpmen!.-and esJ*illlv by the monelary authorities-can ~hanee !he outloo\." ' ' ·He wrof,e t!)ese sfatemellta 1>1' fore the l~t!ll m~' oi · l~e F'"l· eral Reterve Sylleff ln cu&llllj Stock m~rkoL!JIIIii91 {rorp 70 ~ do p'er ceqt, Wsll eipcct~ more mon~ery moves n the nell' liter llllt· hem <or· " Dry unre ilall 1me· with jral· buz- ime I a Alerlth Chat 'n" !.eo t. iln· Bell'"" O'Nolll Wukar DiSaile said he believes 0'· Nelli hos "Ioiii strength" and could be defeated II thq right Dcm· ocratlc eandldate ran "How are you lesnlng?" a re· porter asked DISaile. "I'm not a leaner,'' he quipp~ll "The purpolf of tbli oll,lifeten~e 1s to see lf one of you will run for go\'crnor." future. D1Salle sal~ be pl&jned to Dr. Nadler belle•~• that durin~ fer with Sen. Frank J Leu11che the next rew molltw the wesk (D·Ohi6) before )caving Washing fore" will prevail 'bqt ,(he !coP,• ton tonight ''What will you sny?" a reporter and duration ol the reC!!aslon wtil depend 0)1 PIY<hOI<ifcal Ioree! asked. and o~ the meaauf)!s iaken tiy "Hello," D1Salle said D1Salle, minus bls moustsche Congress and the admlnlslrat1on snd looking slimmer, sa1d he and the speed with wh1cti the) thinks all the Democrats now en· Hre put lntq effect Major Dtptto!lon !J~llkoly ter ed in the May prnnary til is c~'- her.· "th•t of. "regltJ$1 fjlll,dita tes'' a majpr cteP,Wssion. b as oclack alate-wide appeal. · TheY include Cleveland Mayor currecf ·ln tbe earl!{ SO's is out An,thony Celebrezze, Columbus or the qftestion." He does not believe R14SS inter Mayor Maynard ~ scnsenbrenner, Cuyahoga County Engine'er AI· vent10n bv govcrnmeht IS needecl bert Porter and Clingban Jackson or deSirabl e. Vast spending, he polltical 1vr1ter for the Younga- feels, would {)fily brinl batk in llallon ~nd nullify tho ~ork of town Ind1vator. the Federal Rc«crve. (~~ Barrlng massive inicrvcnllon f by government, bC sa) S, tgc de· ' • chne in b1~10ess · act1v1ty shouiJ D.:.. cuntlnoe until su/nmer, followc~ 0 by a period of_relative. slabilitl' · before .an dp~wmg sets m agam toward the •n,d of the ~,. f.,.,. ~ iley • *"let II on !, _in can haseit the per13- fanIll• hla a" 8QY& IN CLEANJ LOW MIUA8E~ USEt eAR' ! __.I I I.__....:......._o_o_DG_Es--:--.. ~ 1Uf and ~lin ~IP But M30- .... JUdge 0 ders 10 ~rd . ooys T RepaIT PLYMOUTH$ 1956 PLAZA 6 CYL ·····,· ···· ··· ··· $1695 Club Coupe Heater and Def., Ivory over Red Finish. 1955 ST~TION WAGON VB ,.... ,.. $l4'5 4 Dr. 2 Seat, Radio, Heater and-Powerflite Transmissipn, · Green Flnlsb. ' 1 1955 SAVOY. VB .................. $1395 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater and Powerllite Transmission, Beautiful Two Tone Green Flni1h. · 1955 SAVOY 6 CYL... , .... ·.... ·.· $1295 4 Dr. Sedan, Heater and Powerfl!te Transmission, Ivory over Green Finish. ' ' 1954 SAVOY 6 CYL..... ...... ·.... · $945 Club Coupe, Radio, Heater an~ ~owerfllte Transmission, . Blue ovei'Gray Finish. ' · r 1954 .sAVOY 6 CYL · ···· ···,··· -~ -; · $B45 4 Dr. Sedan, Heater and Defrostel', Gray·Finlsn, .1953 CRANBROOK 6 CY,.....l · .. .. $795 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio, 'lleater and Hydrive Tr~nsmlssion, Gray over Blue Finish. , • Damag.ed Buildings I ' oall 110 t~d alrd inll dtd 1lnt bas- F' Mnre Reds Ink Contracts For New season CINCINNATI UP - Juvenile Court Judge BenJamin s. Sehwarls IVC, 'I' Wednesda9 ordered \0 boys to re· b~ild two farm outhouses (hey had , dynanuted. 1 "You are to rebuild, from the bottom up, thp outhouses you de· !!lroyed,'' the judge told the boys, CINCINNATI ul> - Five more ages 16 to 18. "This includes the foundations, players signed 19158 eontraeta with diapoRal, and the proper walls Rnd the Cincinnati Redlega Thursday, roof as well as cleaning up the bringing to 13 the numbtr of Reds debris. You are to pay for all the in the fold for the eomlng oeason. The iate!!l signers were eatchers materials and if you don't have the money, youl' parents are tc Smoky Bur&eBJ and ·Duteb Dotter· advance It and we will moke sure er, pitchers .Ken Hommel and Ted Wieand, and outfielder Pete Wh!Jthat you repay them." . '!'he l~di• .Uspendeed the boys' enant General Manager G•bo P'ul drivers litiinaea boeauae "you endyogel'<4 ~ie on the highway said Burgess "II bl>th the moil mallJned and most s6ur§t·a#llf b)' transporting dYnallllte," Theludge aald 11 mt~ht ~ ln. catcher" in profeuionol bftiebaU. ' ' con~en &nll<it lbem ~~ 10 farlliJ ,iii 1{amP,tgn and-~:~~;~[! eountiel whOte ~~· boys d4 the buildings, but ho aold, w11 their problem. I: Pde >:k· rter 100. the key rtp)DC· .. illy- DOES THAT ~ of ner MEAN I WON'T 1 GET MY 50~ A WEEK >Ck, for ANY MORE ? lCDS l a ,, 1 ' ~ I f I r j ' ' I Ir ~ . ' < at hit e. l• 1953· CRANBROOK 6' CYl. .. ··.. :.~ · ,$695, -. 4 Dr. Sedan, Heater and Defroster,: Gray over' Maroon Finish. -1952 CRANIROOK. 6 CYl. ~ • .: end: 1eel· the turc WAVIRLY MOBILI HOM! SALIS U. I. Highway 2S WAVIRLY, OHIO > 4 Dr. . 51on. Blue Finish. . 0 • o 0 o 0 I o > 0 > > 0 > o 0 0 > Heater and FordomaUc live, pre· 0 .. ' 1Uon live ered ~· . 1955 ~ $0TO · ......... ·:.. · .... , .. ~17U e at· end Power Steering' and Power Brakes, Two Tone Paint. ' 1011d turn ' FI11doiile 4 Dr. ~an, Radl~, kea!~r. Powerf!lle Trlllis., ' 1955 CHEVROLET 210 :........' ·, .. ··$1.195" 19.54 2Dr. 1 .• ~ " " :." "" ' $895 Flnim. ,, i 6 Cyl. 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio and Heater, Gray & Coral Flo., , Ish. ' ' ' "' ,, .!9'·o/ ' . ruth, lun- . J!.arl fred {OW ture r for bted ' f I I ~ �J ' '. \ 'I ' R d 'II WSCS ee e • JOnUOry M eetJng Held At Sml'th's deed recorded In Deed Book IS~. (24) For Sale or Trad~t papl02; thence Norlh to tHo pubSVI , lle , aoad; thebce Norlllwuler)jl 1 POB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS '52 W11lys Stauon Wagon. Ori- following said road to the H. G. ,gmal pamt, low mileage. Will sell Sillier lane, thence Soulll about or trade for '53 or 'M Z..Iom· 10 rods to the North llne of H. G. Phone 374-M 1·1'-llte Slnaer M acl'e parcel; thence East The January meellng of the to tbe Norllleaat comer ~f Nid wscs of Reedsville Alethodls~ PHONE 398 · M acre parcel; thence SootiUMl, Church waa held at the borne of roda to pla<e of boslnning, l!X· llrs Jack Smith · . CEPTING oucb P~ thereof· con- After a potluck dinner 'served BATES LEGAt"'NOT!CE veyed by H. G Sillier and wile at noon the president Mro. Doro z c~eal! ~ word. one lartlon. Mlnbnwn cbarf ~ Wk...... :...u..~ Howard T. Allen, an incompe- to William 'and Goldie ltncl:om· tha R1ebel led the business ,er wurd hu three cOIIJ&tUtl'(f m!tllrtiODJ. tent person, res1ding at 410 ~llen bera:er by deed recorded iJI Deed ing at wh1ch lime plans SJ*lll - One morch tor 25 cent. per word. · Drive, Charleston, w. Va., and Book 158, page 327 of,Meigs Coon· made for a ooup supper to be Full rate of 2 centa per woo-d wUI be ebargtd for ad•en!BinJ H The Charleston National Bank, ty Deed Records, le,avme about llh served sometime 'l'l February IOf Plld for before the Uk.n of eath moatb followmg tnscrtlon. , Charleston, W. V.a , as committee acres, more or leu. Belng part of The entire proceeds eoing to lh J Error" 10 Advertlsmg--Sboldd l)e re~rted immedlatel). 1'bt for Howard I Allen, all lneompe. the real estate conveyed by Deed bulldmg lund of the new class Datly Sentinel will not ~ resporsJble for more than one incoJ'oo tCnt person, will lake notiee that Book 126 page 28'1, and EXCEPT· rooms 0 f:inb and Spoclal NotiCOI of l!voata IIOO. Olltuatlel on the 24th day of December, !NG tbal Hold to McK.a1 by Deed There were ten regular mem· published all cent Per word. 1~7, Clarence W. Proffitt, as Book :t.;J9, page 102, and Kra!'com- bers present one new member ~~~==~==~'=="i!7c:O;;.-r.;;:;;w;Id';p;;rt;;;eni'Wlih' Administrator of the Estate of berger by Deed Book 1158, Page Mrs Jim Bu~kley and two guest< : - - - - - 3 room furnishtd <~Partment with Frank C Allen, de~eascd, filed 321. Mrs Sherman Buckley and Mrs II ) Notices bath Utllit1cs furniShed Home hl8 Peltttton '" 1he Probate Court Restaurant, Middleport. Meigs Couny, Ohio, in Cue No. PARCEL II 1'he followlnl de· Durst 1 14 6tc 17,3119, agamst the above named scribed real estate, situated In The next mettmg will be w1th Wanted - Couple who would ap defendant, Howard T. Allen, an Chester Town•hlp In the County Mrs Ben Buckley. prectatc l,()w Rent, occasiOnal . : -::--7 -chormg duttes References re· For R•nt - E~t'!nsJou Ladders. Incompetent person, and othe1'8, of Mmgs and State of Ohio, to-wit: praymg !hat the real estate ae- Begmnlng on the East line of qu~red Call 057-X I 10 6tc Scaffold l>ards, Orop Clotha scribed herem be sold and that Philip Pfarr's land at the aouthHam Shoot Racme Placmg M1ll, OHnton !'IBhcr, Mtddleport. the rights, ,mteresta. and llen 1 west corner of Henry Betz' farm January 19 ·1 11 7k Ph,me 6Zt5-X. II t If of all partws may be fully deter- in FractiOn 36, Town 3, Seellon• LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by I!Jght Room House Two story mmed, adjusted ~d proteetpd; 15 and 21; thence Etst 110 ~odl 18b1 Auto Se,vices Modern bath on seconil Cloor and that he be auth~ized and or- along Samuel liinger's · North Jlne the Board of County CommisstOn1. 8 RAWJ,,NGS SOliS CO. - Z4 to1let and ll Yil tory on firs!, dered to sell said real estate ac- to a stone: thence h,t I~N.o~lt· ers, Meigs County, Ohio, at the ofbour \\reeker Service Day good garage, abou t f1vc r.unute~ cordmg to the statutes In aueh eriy direction 68 rodl to a i~Qne; flee of said Board, Pomeroy, Ohio Pbon• 6:27 Nlaht Phone (rom Court Ilousc . A N. Bcl1 case made and provided, and for thence West 20 rods to IL lfPne, up untU 12·00 o'clock Noon, Jan 6039-X n~DGE • I':.YifOU'IH gel, 310-M !-86tf11 such otller and furlller relief as thenee South 68 rods aiOIIi Pilillp 20, 1~58, for furnishing•the followhe may be entitled to Pfarr's El!t !me to tile plaee Ql,be· lng: llEALEf<.'l a 8 If Trailer apace Ue<art of ~iddle­ Said real esta:e is described as sinn~g, containing fourteea ~ IC· Transport dehvery of Gasolme, , port. Get lt~ct.tcd before mudd)' follows: res, be thfl some mOre or '1eu, regular and prem1um 'grades to the (8) Aul\l Sales ground lulrll\ you Phone 9~83. 1 ne folloWin g aescrlbed real es- SAVING and EXCEI"''DDG· ali \Ill• County Garaae, ROck Sprlnga F.dgar Reyrolds, Reynold's Dairy tate situated 10 the Township of coal underlying the above de1!b- Ohio, at the dilection of the Coun· J955 HUH'k VB 2 dr Sedan Oyna· Stoae, Ml•'rtleport, Ohfo flow drlvt• A careful one owJJ('r Lebanon, In the county of Meigs ed premllfs, togetlier with the ty Engmeer, dunng the 90 day perto 2 '~tfe and swte of Ohio, 217 acres of right to mine thtr same and all 1od commencing, Jan. zo, 1958. (<tf un iillOI!wr new Buick Hadw --- - - which are m Section No. 18, Town cm11 ll ca lcr $1 595 Blactlnar':.. and rlgbts-ot-way along apy Quote price! on both regular l'onJCroy 1 l3 6lf' ( 17l Help Wonted No. 2 and Range No. 11 ,and 14 !-"''"'"'•• seam, are hereby raerv· and premium grades acre~ being 10 flO acre Lot No. 1'72 ed by 1anies and Mar)' Roueh. BeBoard of Comm1Jiioners 1955 ~ ord V8 fa! rlane Vlctorn Wanted, Man or Wvman, to han· of the Ohio Company's Purehaae, lng tilt aame real e!late con~ serve the right lp reject any or 1 Cpr !lard Top Model Excep • die cred1t und msurancc mvc!l' and bounded and deserlbod as fol· to H. G. Singer by deed reCGl'ded all Bid•. 10nal 111 every way $1.495 Blact hgallons, for a lldlLOnal com lows· Beelnning at a post 16 ehaina In Deed Book 116, page 8M •f See. 2352. tnar's Pomeroy 1 13 fltc mcrc1al rcportmg bureau on o south of the northwe.t corner of the Melas Countv Deed Reoordl. Board of County Compart tlmc fcc per report baa1 .. said Section llio. 18; thence lOUth pARCEL The follow in( rtal m11181onera 1953 Dodge VB 4 dr. Coronel Sc around Pumcroy ,md M1ddl c· By Dean llarnita, clerk dan One or the cleanest '53s m port. Ohlu l ' l ett ~ t' Wnle PO z~ chains to a poat, whieh ls In esllla In Fraction No. I, Cbollar the middle of the west line of T4wnah1p, 'M01g1 Coonty, Ohio, a~d (I) 17, ltc area $795 Blacttnar's ,Pomeroy Box 104{) ColumbLts, Ohw satd Section; thence ea!!l to the dekrlbed as followa: Belilllllill I 13 61c 1·17 Jtc center of Groyn~ Hog creek, down at the Northwest comer 01 L&GAL NOTICI the middle of the same to the lion No I; thence East 20.J2 William C Perkina, whose laat 19!1a l'lymouth 4 dr Sedan. Spark hng original !>lack finish $495 ( 0)Business Services Ohio River; thence up aa,ld river to eha!n1; thence Soulb 1670 chilli!; known addreu was Letart Falls, a post n chalnB south of the north thence West to West line of l'l~t- Ohio, Is hereby notified that Blaeltnar'.-;, Pomeroy. 1 U 6'.c 2 General Hauiii1J:l or auy kint.l line of saia section No. )0; thence tfj)n No. I; then"' North to pltoje the 18th day of December, 1953 Bwck VBs 4 dr Scrfan Cho1ce Phone C A Drem itacme, 0 , west ff1 chains 15 lin~• to lhe ot beginning, contamlng 33 ~! Charldtte Mae Perkins or three fme carll $89t>. Blaet- 3068 117-li!Jl place of beglnnmg, containing 231 more or leas, EXCEPTING thv ~I tiff, flied her petlhon tnur 'ii, Pnmcroyr 1 13 61c •cres, more or leBI. , and other rl1hts heretofore eon- as defendant in tile Good Clean Used Cars REFERENCE DEED. Volume veyed " shown '»' Meip Copn- mon Pleas, Meigs Ohio, 1955 oid:imob1le VB Z dr liard All Makes and Models 133, page 2611 of the Deed Recorda t• IM•d ·····-· Bel•t l).lrt of the Case No 12,634, praying for ' dl· TClJl Cpc Hydramatlc drive "'' Melga County, Ohio. , .... ru1 estate cott•eseclto'JL voree from tho sa1d William C. R&ll Almo.l like the day 1! was METROPOLITA n Subject, however, to 80 ease- 0 • ...., ., 4eod _ . li Dell Perkins on the groundo of groaD -6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan 17, 1958 ·-;;;======;;;;;;;-:=:;;;;;;=====;;, ' DS WANT A Legal Notice N<J::f';, Legal Notice - -·---- ,e- m. I Free· 11Uid! $1.695 lJI!lettnar's, Porn 1 l r3 6tc AUTO SALES iilllck SERVICE w tch Re Q on • . pairing by Factm Y Tnuned wlllehmokcrs COLLINS JEWELERS, Pomeroy. t 3 tf RADI~ & TELEVIOIO;, SERViCE, '56 f1mii1 1;k~p, new motor, tukc owr ]>aymcnts for balance due Sl·c Eu.ljCI1C S9yder, 73tl E Ma111 }'()IJ1froy, 0 1ltl-3li1 1- 195'i Dodge Sedan to be suit! , to the hlllh b1ddcr at Min , ay Phone 200. Clelon•l Ar,pil••··• l\lotor ~ala.~ , Mmcrsv!llc, 0 Store 116 w. Malo >l . Pomeroy nn J,m 18, rn~s. ill 10 u. m 2 23 tf Il l Ill 1:11 73tr ;- ;,;·;;-;;;;;-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;; WE BUY i9) J:or Sail -~-·- STRUCTURAL I BEAMS ltRAP IRON - METALS CUllom B•lll llltcbea Kitchen dcsi~ned for your home. Free eatimat~'~l roremu • Phone 8.18f·Y. - OH 10 VALLEY 1 A~ JOI.l. 8 8 If woa SJI ...1!;. one Laaca1t.-et deep well Jt:l pump wltu preuure tank anu IIWitcb. Also 811-ltel pladlc ., .rl(l, 1',\ 1 1~; one •rdulect'a drawini' table, a' uol an~ IO<ill Ono tyr•wrltor dcok and one filing cabhet, handmade, One electric tabl.o aaw, ooc woo~ latbc, one aoUd oal 11dcboard, one ''Wht:e" aewln& machine, lllttiQue. P'IOrt fo1nel'O)' 815-J. 10 ' 611· f7 fl double dl&e 116" liiiUIC DtJllum Jolm Dctrc !lUll plow 114'' double bottom Intel n11tlon· al '"' 8 Pull Plow an rubber. I Jet cultivaLors f11r ~'11rm•ll Fl: tutctur ' J.l941 ,lohn Dce1·e tra· etor w1th HydrAilo loll!lcr and 1 ~ct hytlr111ic cul:lvator lor Lbll abort trltelor, 1 good uHcll lQX38 lructor, Ure 11nd tube 1 good fre11h Gucrn11C,V Ourlumt clo..~.., mill< cow 1 mixed row llalph A Ln111brlght, liD No. 2 Halley Run Ro1d, l,o1ncrov, Ohl11 I 6 Hlp JUNK CQ. Phone 510 ~ ------ -- CONCRE'fE BLOCKS 1 Mlnmvlllc I 17 Jlp Thrashed billed straw Paul ora· . LonK Bottom Phone 3032. I 17 Olp ------ -- ... Uibb1, .CAY and CORN: Slltnley LotJ Botloal, Route 2 II 21 8tfp -- --- -=====:; . Room• .-.ew Furniture FOI $299.00 BAKER I FURNITURI 01 ne Brtalft& c*.. toall*'epart 1141' Fur Rent I apartmettl. AIIIO,' 2 ateeplni , ...,.. can aea-Y. I!Utp l'OOIII '8ulld Better For Lnt'' GRUESEB BLOCK t;O. I Mlloa North of Pomaroy On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Gruner ' ..,k Sprint• - - Jtay and Slr1w Gllmorll l'urm Src t:harlcl Vost Phone :W66 Pomtr•l Your Onll Author~cd FUller BRUSH MAN J1me1 Marriner 736 I, Main It, ,..,. ::."1'27'!.0~1:.r S PM ltl-7-tf - - - -- --- - - - Trco Servlco Trimml11g or remov· Ing. 5 ycara experience. Robert Sayre Pho11c 39M, R•cme. 1 1• ~tc ~~~~~~~:;:;;~~!~ - --~ ____ . - . TRAILERS TRAILERS ACT NOW SAVE $100 TO $1000 Waverly, Ohio, doaler •luc' wlth '75 new and used lrallers 14 to 60 ft., also 10 wide.. 1'w and three bedrooms, nationa~l. known ntakoo. 1'hc lowest pot... alble t~rnu an)'wltcre. Drive little aM s.~o a lot. These ar well worth your trip 1'hla I )'{)ur LAST !!hopping plsce, 8t , come prepared to doal. Fast free delivery, Move In tomor row. Anylbbjc of Y81ue taken Ia trade. ment given by Jenme Alien and Frank c. Allen, her huabani, ,to the State of Ohio, dated June 23, 19M and recorded In Easement Re cord No. 4, at page 217 1>f the records of Eaaementa of A!Otg~County, Ohio. Furthermore, 1ubjet to an ease· ment g1ven by Jennie Alien and Frank c. Allen to tho Columbus and Southern Ohio Elcct•lc Oem· pany dated September 28;, 111!13, and recorded In Deed Book No 176, at page 71 of the Decor~• of Deeda, Mei•s County, Ohio. Also, EubJect to a Right of Way ,lt1Ven by ~Tank C Allen, et al., to the Ohio Fuel Gas Company dat· ed September 23, 19~2. and re· corded In Doed Book No. lti9, at Pa&e 321 of tho records of Deeds of Melga County, Ohio. Furtherntore, subject to an ca&t'mcnt g1vcn by Jennie Allen and F. 'C. Allen, her husband, to the State of Ohio, dated October I, 1032, lftld recorded In ,Easement Record No. I at page 37Z thereof. l'orthermore, subject to a right of wuy given by Jennie Allen and l'10nk C. Allen to The Southern Ohio Ele<trlc Co dated Juno ~. 1030, and recor~ed In Right of Way llccord Volume S, page 77 !hereof Plaintiff, , In hi• petition,. al· leges the names of all helra at luw and next of kln of Frank C. Allen, deceased, and the name• of all the heirs at law and next of kin of Jennie Allen, deceased, who have cmmmted to the aile or said real estate and who would be entilled to share In the ssld real "tato upon distribution. Said def.!ndonl required, d to bel Is t'· onswcr on or ore ·~ 151" ay of Feb1 urcy, 1058. CROW and CROW Attorney& for piolnUff (12) 26, (I) 2, 9, 17, 31, 6tc WIll!, NilS.are appraised at Sold premises S2,700.00 and moat be oold for FARM· 'NEJS By Sonh M. Rift Mrs Juanita Saxton and son David spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Rile. Mr and Mf!l. Harlan Rife and aon Jamea Dale spent Tuesday In Columboe. Mr lnd Mrs. Titus Smith of near Salem Center and Mrs. Charles R1fe spent Saturday wllh ly William F. Gregol"' Ma- Ctunfio A111nt Fannors Income Ta• Duo Fobruary 15, ltsl Most farmers IncDme Tax Returns are due by February 15,, 1958 Tbls means you have a little river a month to prepare our 19!17 Charles.. Rife at the Veterans Hos· Income Tax Forms. Fa.,..,. Tu Guldto Will Holp. p1tal at Huntfngton. The 19M Farmers Tax Guides, tereoted ln a good farm record available free from the Agricult- keeping mtem for 19158. With this ural Extenalon Oltlce, can be a big In mind, two meetings will he held help to you in the preparation of Mason County this month. your 1957 lncolllf.Tax Forms The Rocord KMplng Syoltm Explalt> Tax Gu1de " prmted by the Bur- ed by Ken Brund•••· eau of Internal Revenue and if us- These two meeting wlll be con· ed w41l save you time and may dueled by Kenneth Brundage who save fOU some tax money Fre- is the Extension Farm Manage Qllently farmers pay too mu~h lD· ment Specialist Jrom West VIrgin· come tax simply because they do ia Umversity Both meetings will not know of the different operat· be held January 28, 19158. The exmg expenses which can be deduct· act places haven't been deeided. ed By using the Tax Gu1de you Got tho Tax Guldt- Atlond tho can pay your I11come Tax accur· Mt<\11111~ I ately, no more, no less, than ia Write, phone, or come in to the due Extension OWce fqr your COPY of Good Rocordo Important the Farmers lneome Tax Guide You must have good records to and plan to attend the meetmg on accurately fill out your Income farm record keeping systems to Tax Forms. While it's too late for be held January 28, 19ll8. Record teeplns lor Ute past year, . ' ty and plaintiff -;is~---pmys Cor other proper relief. Said rause Will be for hearing on or ~&bout the 14th day of March, 19!18.. Charlotte Mae Perkl!IS, Plain!Uf O'Brien and O'Br~en Attorneys for Pilllntiff (12) 20. 27 (I) S, 10, 17, 24, 61< ~...._ / I Harold Rile and IIQben Athens epent Sunday wl.th mother' Mrs. cllarlea Rife. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Role . Cincinnati have s~ent the paa! w~k with Mr. lljld Mrs. Eiry'' Johnaton and dauilbter Ad e: · Mr Rowe is a brother ol Johnston. "" Burme Bowen and Gary Saxton· are on the sick list. pOOJq Legal N'otice NOTICI OF ~ILING AND HIAtt· !NO ' ON INVINTORY Proklo Court, Mtlgo County, Ohio TO the Executor or Admlnlslra· lor and to lluch of the following 11 are reoldents of the state- of Ohio: surviving opouse, If any; next \If kin; beneflclarleo under the will, If any; the attorney or attornaya representtna any of the aforemen· tloued perAOIIS: You are hereby notified that oa the 81b day of January 19!8 an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Flora E. Ward, de· ceased, late of Rullaad, Ohio Ia "ld County wao filed inrthla Court. Hearing on aald inventory and Appraisement will be bad botore this court on the 31at day of Jan· uary tOM, at 10:00 o'clock A. 14. Exception~ thereto may ~ file\! by any Interested party at any 1 10 fl d b0f0re th• lime pr ve aya , ' date set or for hearllli· WITNESS my oicnature 1nd the aoal ot iltd Cllur\, lhlt 9t b •,ay 0f JanUlf)' !11&8. • , lohn C. Bacon . Actina JUdge and Ex-Qificlb By; Lelia v. Hyaell Deput.y Clerk Ill 10, DiSalle Refuses To Comment On Governors Race Mr and Mrs Fred Rosenbaum, !"omeroy, sp'lJit Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capehart. .. :Mr and Mr$ Charles Yeager and children spent Sunday after- ',• ( noon and evening in Beverly, 0., .' \Y ASHINGTON UP - Mlehael V DISalle, price atabillZOI in the Truman administration, said today he hasn't mjlde up his mind whether to run agam for governor or Ohio. ' I "But I'll have to deolde between now and nett week," be told newsmen at a breakfast here. The one·time mayor of Toledo, Ohio-, who turned 50 earlier this month, sa1d he wu Wilting I• see II "a caodldate 61 !fat4Wlde liPpeal," entered the rao~ before ll)aklng his own d.. Islon All6, be sAid, "I'll have to build the de- visitmg her parents ~r. BJ141 :Mrs. L. E. Piersall. . slre." ' OJlU111V·IUOJ1 ]SJI) ·~.L '606l UJ pa SAKI •ooMS SALU YAii'AGA1'A, )a pan UP - Bus· illess wps booming tod~ for cenal atld chatcoal whblessters aft· et tliey' iOverted to the j)re-war flt!ll>m of 1ervllli free sake to tlielr cu!!lonier~ puno) SUM sdJO;) JTV ~WJV aU,f, Avoid Leaky Mufflers' During The Cold ·Driving Days. p IAN0 S tBALDWIN eWURLITZER• OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS MUFFLERS, TAILPIPES au • • INfTALLE 'DFREE11 AT LO'W ' COST ' i' PHONE 388.y - ... - - .., .. ----·-- 5 MOORE . , , p ome~oy OhiO ~~~·~~~le~ct~o~f~d~ut~y~a~nd~ex~tr~e~m~e~~r~ue~l-~~~~iii~~;i~i~ ·-· <;.~~--- @ i :r ~-...-1 IIARNEY ~s hf -- ----- 87 tiED I:AS8lm.L titer lme I JEST GOT 1N SOME NEW WONDERFUL DRUGS I WANTED TO TR~ OUT lUSh .Vins Y ID I by Th1s )'ear, hc't Mr. and Mrs. Carl Owens, Mid, dleport were Sunday guests of Mrs. Helen Stewart and fariuly. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Blessing,• Vh~tma, spent the weekend a' the1r home here Free Check-Up 9f Your Exha'ust System ' ~ ---... ket lnte Jn fhe year MOORE'S SERVICE CENTER f;~61 Ut ap8W SliM. \S11J ·- 1;: United Pms Plnanclol ldlt<M; 1 NEW YOIIK UP- Recall:e, !hat Dr Marcua Nadler, ecoJ\•!11• ist for the Hanover Bank hit' ib6 nail on the head In hlj prcllk!· lion s Jor 1~7 . Wall Striet t61tlf scanned the cconorilJII's 1158 prophecies w1th clo11e attentlo 1 AI thla time lOA! yoaf, Dr. N ,d. ler antlclpat~d 19~7 giln.. in ·~ '"" s(lnal consunlptlon expepdltur ~~, higher cnn•truction but at a 1hti' er rate of gain, 1 further UPW< rd lropd In w'g" flld price,, f suil•Idlng of lnflatlrinary ~relfou,i, 1111U 'n cuing in the money m1r· George Saxton, Mr. and Isaac Ba,:ett were bush]UB ton 1n Pomeroy ll'onc!IY. ___ -- -- - IY ILM!R C. WALZIA 1 notle88 than two-thlrciB (!>)or Ute said appraloed value. Terms of Sale· Cash In ballll qn date of Sale. ., ~ Bernard v Full>, Ad~'. lalrtlor de bonis non the ~!tale of Henry G ilnser, Deceased. Wohster and Full> Attorneys for Administrator (!•) 20 27 (I) 3 10 17 5t • ' ' ' ' ' • ---- - - 1 Legal Notice · BUCKWHEAT- West Virgiaia - Financial Gossip Mr and MrJ 0. II!. Rtfe Saturday evening' O!ith Sarah Rile and thildr~n Larry and Ronnie ~ DISalle said he would need a "Fwiteit in votes" of 6 per eent of he was to beat Rep11blican Gov. d. William O'Neill who onnounced We~nesday his Intention of seek· litg re-election. O'Neill ~cleated DlSade for the governorship tn 1~56 Both called If "a clean foght." a bit mr re ''gey because of h1gh woduct ve ropacity throuiJhout the world, \It(! sharp rue 1n private mdeb ted ness, and the keen competition 1n world .... Galteas· Upo- mar ~tJ. I the tints that I 10 Lillo Wuk Pol"'' He h!Jts the econonllc Wf ak pomts as the decreas1ng caPJ tal expenditures by eorporallo 1.1, prospect. ol smaller eo~aumtWg4 expendllurys by lnljlvtaynla, hirh costs of home buUdinS riJI~ty o,f the economY with bli& WU 1n4 burd~nsome taxes, and a , Jtins ticnd of uneljlp\oymept M•lili an advene psyc~ologi<al effect 411 spending In general. He fmds m.ny un~erlt,oz strong spots, bowever, ~~·1~4na maintenance of high petso~a1 dlo posable Inwwc, I)IJ• . e<W~rul:' tlon projectiOds, o'u\Jooll 1*'- all m<reasq In l~e r~ lf p( . l~l1.'1'i ment In the edolio/iiy, lllch!#l'4d avallabJhly pf bonk C!'04jl ~I d'" cli nin" m{)De)' rates, 1g eiJIODtiaUY "'Qpil ~9!11~1Ql no sertoue abUIOS )J1 tPY , '· Poo,!ll' AltltvM ' 1111 am "Tile attllude qf the people" he says, "will be m(ll'~ jtjlportaat, than basic <tconomlC forc1a in ~.. termlnlng the de!ll'O! or declino and the durJtlop of !be' l'l'iell!lop Prompt meaaure1 taken by ~ goverpmen!.-and esJ*illlv by the monelary authorities-can ~hanee !he outloo\." ' ' ·He wrof,e t!)ese sfatemellta 1>1' fore the l~t!ll m~' oi · l~e F'"l· eral Reterve Sylleff ln cu&llllj Stock m~rkoL!JIIIii91 {rorp 70 ~ do p'er ceqt, Wsll eipcct~ more mon~ery moves n the nell' liter llllt· hem <or· " Dry unre ilall 1me· with jral· buz- ime I a Alerlth Chat 'n" !.eo t. iln· Bell'"" O'Nolll Wukar DiSaile said he believes 0'· Nelli hos "Ioiii strength" and could be defeated II thq right Dcm· ocratlc eandldate ran "How are you lesnlng?" a re· porter asked DISaile. "I'm not a leaner,'' he quipp~ll "The purpolf of tbli oll,lifeten~e 1s to see lf one of you will run for go\'crnor." future. D1Salle sal~ be pl&jned to Dr. Nadler belle•~• that durin~ fer with Sen. Frank J Leu11che the next rew molltw the wesk (D·Ohi6) before )caving Washing fore" will prevail 'bqt ,(he !coP,• ton tonight ''What will you sny?" a reporter and duration ol the reC!!aslon wtil depend 0)1 PIY<hOI<ifcal Ioree! asked. and o~ the meaauf)!s iaken tiy "Hello," D1Salle said D1Salle, minus bls moustsche Congress and the admlnlslrat1on snd looking slimmer, sa1d he and the speed with wh1cti the) thinks all the Democrats now en· Hre put lntq effect Major Dtptto!lon !J~llkoly ter ed in the May prnnary til is c~'- her.· "th•t of. "regltJ$1 fjlll,dita tes'' a majpr cteP,Wssion. b as oclack alate-wide appeal. · TheY include Cleveland Mayor currecf ·ln tbe earl!{ SO's is out An,thony Celebrezze, Columbus or the qftestion." He does not believe R14SS inter Mayor Maynard ~ scnsenbrenner, Cuyahoga County Engine'er AI· vent10n bv govcrnmeht IS needecl bert Porter and Clingban Jackson or deSirabl e. Vast spending, he polltical 1vr1ter for the Younga- feels, would {)fily brinl batk in llallon ~nd nullify tho ~ork of town Ind1vator. the Federal Rc«crve. (~~ Barrlng massive inicrvcnllon f by government, bC sa) S, tgc de· ' • chne in b1~10ess · act1v1ty shouiJ D.:.. cuntlnoe until su/nmer, followc~ 0 by a period of_relative. slabilitl' · before .an dp~wmg sets m agam toward the •n,d of the ~,. f.,.,. ~ iley • *"let II on !, _in can haseit the per13- fanIll• hla a" 8QY& IN CLEANJ LOW MIUA8E~ USEt eAR' ! __.I I I.__....:......._o_o_DG_Es--:--.. ~ 1Uf and ~lin ~IP But M30- .... JUdge 0 ders 10 ~rd . ooys T RepaIT PLYMOUTH$ 1956 PLAZA 6 CYL ·····,· ···· ··· ··· $1695 Club Coupe Heater and Def., Ivory over Red Finish. 1955 ST~TION WAGON VB ,.... ,.. $l4'5 4 Dr. 2 Seat, Radio, Heater and-Powerflite Transmissipn, · Green Flnlsb. ' 1 1955 SAVOY. VB .................. $1395 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater and Powerllite Transmission, Beautiful Two Tone Green Flni1h. · 1955 SAVOY 6 CYL... , .... ·.... ·.· $1295 4 Dr. Sedan, Heater and Powerfl!te Transmission, Ivory over Green Finish. ' ' 1954 SAVOY 6 CYL..... ...... ·.... · $945 Club Coupe, Radio, Heater an~ ~owerfllte Transmission, . Blue ovei'Gray Finish. ' · r 1954 .sAVOY 6 CYL · ···· ···,··· -~ -; · $B45 4 Dr. Sedan, Heater and Defrostel', Gray·Finlsn, .1953 CRANBROOK 6 CY,.....l · .. .. $795 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio, 'lleater and Hydrive Tr~nsmlssion, Gray over Blue Finish. , • Damag.ed Buildings I ' oall 110 t~d alrd inll dtd 1lnt bas- F' Mnre Reds Ink Contracts For New season CINCINNATI UP - Juvenile Court Judge BenJamin s. Sehwarls IVC, 'I' Wednesda9 ordered \0 boys to re· b~ild two farm outhouses (hey had , dynanuted. 1 "You are to rebuild, from the bottom up, thp outhouses you de· !!lroyed,'' the judge told the boys, CINCINNATI ul> - Five more ages 16 to 18. "This includes the foundations, players signed 19158 eontraeta with diapoRal, and the proper walls Rnd the Cincinnati Redlega Thursday, roof as well as cleaning up the bringing to 13 the numbtr of Reds debris. You are to pay for all the in the fold for the eomlng oeason. The iate!!l signers were eatchers materials and if you don't have the money, youl' parents are tc Smoky Bur&eBJ and ·Duteb Dotter· advance It and we will moke sure er, pitchers .Ken Hommel and Ted Wieand, and outfielder Pete Wh!Jthat you repay them." . '!'he l~di• .Uspendeed the boys' enant General Manager G•bo P'ul drivers litiinaea boeauae "you endyogel'<4 ~ie on the highway said Burgess "II bl>th the moil mallJned and most s6ur§t·a#llf b)' transporting dYnallllte," Theludge aald 11 mt~ht ~ ln. catcher" in profeuionol bftiebaU. ' ' con~en &nll<it lbem ~~ 10 farlliJ ,iii 1{amP,tgn and-~:~~;~[! eountiel whOte ~~· boys d4 the buildings, but ho aold, w11 their problem. I: Pde >:k· rter 100. the key rtp)DC· .. illy- DOES THAT ~ of ner MEAN I WON'T 1 GET MY 50~ A WEEK >Ck, for ANY MORE ? lCDS l a ,, 1 ' ~ I f I r j ' ' I Ir ~ . ' < at hit e. l• 1953· CRANBROOK 6' CYl. .. ··.. :.~ · ,$695, -. 4 Dr. Sedan, Heater and Defroster,: Gray over' Maroon Finish. -1952 CRANIROOK. 6 CYl. ~ • .: end: 1eel· the turc WAVIRLY MOBILI HOM! SALIS U. I. Highway 2S WAVIRLY, OHIO > 4 Dr. . 51on. Blue Finish. . 0 • o 0 o 0 I o > 0 > > 0 > o 0 0 > Heater and FordomaUc live, pre· 0 .. ' 1Uon live ered ~· . 1955 ~ $0TO · ......... ·:.. · .... , .. ~17U e at· end Power Steering' and Power Brakes, Two Tone Paint. ' 1011d turn ' FI11doiile 4 Dr. ~an, Radl~, kea!~r. Powerf!lle Trlllis., ' 1955 CHEVROLET 210 :........' ·, .. ··$1.195" 19.54 2Dr. 1 .• ~ " " :." "" ' $895 Flnim. ,, i 6 Cyl. 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio and Heater, Gray & Coral Flo., , Ish. ' ' ' "' ,, .!9'·o/ ' . ruth, lun- . J!.arl fred {OW ture r for bted ' f I I ~ �' -- --- ------~ .... . - . .. . - --- ,1 •• ' . ,{ I a-Dally Senllpel, Pumeroy-Mlddleport, 0, Jan.17,1958 In the Cbildl"e~'s Home and the new CountY Infirmary wcrA not forgotton durmg the past Christmas season. as many or Janiuhons &nd indlvidu•ls h.alped to mate 11 a ~appy season Gerald and Hazel Grate, supermtendent and m1tron at t~e Chll dren's Home said that fi[t! or all kmds were dilb'ibuted to the DonatiOns to tile \hUdren'• Home were giVeR by SyracuDe Garden Club Middleport Bapt!st Church Racme Baptlst Gudd Glrls, Ladtcs Atd or tlte Rutlan~ Church of Chmt, The Skatcw" at Chester Golden Rule Class 'Jf Pomeroy Church of ChriSt, Pomeroy 0"dcr of Eastern Star' Poml! roy Kmghts Tcmplar Rathburn Trust Fund or Middleport, Ra cme Church JANUARY SALE I W• I I Ha \I '· I or Drew-Webster Post American ' , LegiortAuxiliary Mee,ting Held Middleport Sot>iety taught by Mrs Brown and Mrs Mrs Pnul Case! entertameif' the The next meeting will be held Past Prestdents of the Lad1es Auxon Feb 14 at the home of Mrs. Charles Snyder, Chilllrothc, thary of Dtew Webster Post Amer Ruth A Balderson The topte will VIas called here Thuraday by th ~ i~an Legwn, Wednesday evening at be "Lavmg m Later Lire" death of Max Sanbom her home, M11~4leport. Mr and Mrs Lowell Probasco A short business 6esslon was and daughters Juhe ar.d Susan conducted by the president, Mrs. and her mother Mrs E S Shotts Pearl Hysell, whtch opened With left today for the1r hew home al the Pledge to the Flag and the 2922 ll;lcCorkle, SE, Charleston Lord's Prayer m unison, followed MISS Julllil, a sophomore at Miami wtth devotiOns led by Mrs Ctlarles Untverstty, lS h,ome (or ~- short Sauer A card of thanks was read vacatiOn and wnl retuhJ tb school frdm the Eberobach family for Officers of the Grand Interna- Tuesday nowers and many .11cts of k111dness tional Aux1hary of the Brother Mrt. Harry Houdashelt, program nood of Locomohve Engmee~s 11fr~ John DavJs, who has been chairman for the evening, conduct were mstalled when they mi>' v1sitil)g her mother Mrs George ed several Mamea aod prizes were Thursday at the home of Mrs Anderson Sr and tam~y has re awarded to Mrs Hysell, i\1rs J M Lee Roush wtth Mrs Evelyn Le turned to he[ home in New York Th~>rnton, Mrs A V Howell and wts as the ass1stmg ho11te.!!! CJtY Mrs Robert Harris was ID· Penm, small dauahlllr of Mr stallmg choplam and the officers and Mrs William. Wot'l"'· 18 rc Un MEN'S and BOYS' who were .. elected were pre!l· oovermg rrom an attac~ of pneu dent, Mr11 George Hackett Sr moma Vice preSident, Mra LewiS, sec Mrs LouiS< Forrest, Gallipolis retary treasurer, Mrs Roush D s1ster ol Mn Lawrence Bill{;, .U chaplam Mrs, J Q Rice guide n lll at Holzer Hosp1tMI where A 6 30 potluck dinn~r preceded Mrs Walter Harrts, Relief secre she 1~ a heart patient Her sister the meehng of thte Woman's Sotary, Mrs R C Sansbury , Mrs Bing, bas been in Gallipol,s ciety of Christian Serv1ce of the 'T'he hostess served a luncheotJ wtth her durmg the week anti Forest Run .Methodist Church, held • The Chmltan Crusaacrs Clat.s another sister, Mrs J R Wilson, Wednesday evening at the home of of the Ftrst BiiPltsl Church mt•t at lhe rinse of the meeting • • • Mrs Alfred Yeauger. Thursday evenmg at the home of !lr and Mrs Harold E Hubbard The meeting opened with devotions led by Mrs John Scott us Charles Vroman president. pre· 111derl and the orenlng prayer for her topic "The March ol Mtsslons on Japan" The group was giVen by Eugene Coleman Ohlp A contrlbullon of $5 each was and Health Aasoclatlon when the !Ong a hymn to open the devo1'hc hostess served refreah made to the March of Dimes and Woman's Sooely of Chri1Uan Ser. lions lollowed by prayer by Mrs to the Mclga County Tuhercutoals vice cf the MlneravUI' Methodlat John Elwood M d M V Church met Wednesdaf evening at Mra. Scott apoke on the prob· menb to [ an " roman, the home of Mra. Fr1nk Stewart lema of Iapan and the l1fe 1 and Mr and Mrs Coleman, Mr and i h M 1 ah Mrs Larry Rice, Mrs Ruth Rob w t rs Ear Rert aw as eo-hos- work of Nanme B Jaines, a n'l.ta· " R M Cl n teB8. slonaryl.),J~pan waa g1ven by mson, "'" ogene c ure. 0 Mrs William Ruaaell, nrealdent, Mro R 88 Watso• Four arUOiea uert Mills, Mr and Mrs Wlllla~1 ld d h tl "·h " o k 1 pre• • at t ' mee ne w lch OP. were presented "Worab1p" Mrs S~~~· ey, Mr and Mrs Ear ened w1tll group singing of a Chrlaty Bi~ "Beatitudes F~r the hymn followed with IM)rtpture by Churcll Go;r", Mrs Manning Mrs Brooks Sayre and prayer by Roush, '1'o Much To Do", i\lrs Mrs Sadie Brown V1rg1l Hamm and "The Churc:h The Small Mod ef Oil' cor• ere Mglt-grode 0~-P"IIer fOri T11ty Nlllt F.Q,llowln~.a duet, ''Mana10n Over To Me", Mrs. 'watson to \If '""' hl;h.froclt fomltltt, l11 lrodt on ,... lulch Good Big the Hdlt()p , by Mra. Brown and During the business scss10n wtlh ca" hcu bM11 toh" ol th... tort w,.,. often Mrvlctd rh•• Mrs Stewart, the Pf.Qgrlm "Japan Mrs Russ Watson president pre1953 CHEVROLET ,..ulerly ovuell"tt Today." was presented by Mrs siding Mra Man~ing Roush was BELAIR HARDTOP On lop of lhot, our OWI'I eMpert MHhoftlCI ca111pleftfy ln1pect Reg trans , 2 tone flnlah, II& Sayre. Read1nga on tbe toptc were wclco~ed 81 a new members and e.,.,., wr with til• help of o11r 111oder~t tclt~tll~ eq 11 1pme~tl­ H Defroster WSW t1res Like eiven b~ Mrs Stewart, Mrs Cllf Mrs v1rgal Hamm as a guest An detect to.,. er ••nplclelll IIOUftd_,,,,,,, oil cleul,tf11 1poria to ford Phillips, Mrs Ru,..ll, Mrs officers meetmg to he held In new ttew COIIdltlolt 1:1r reploce theM Hllrol1 Eqene Forbes, Mra Renshaw, Jackson, saturda)', was announced PRICED RIGHT Mra. J!rown and Mra Albert AI A contrlllptoon of ~ was made A11d tl~ce _. ore prlrr~C~rll~ In the ....,., cor bulineu we do riOt "9$ hovt le lftPflld en blth uNCI ttr Mtk-viM ftr avr 11¥tllhood, ward Group alnglng of "I Need to the March of Dimes and the 'tau Get 0 ... d, N~oblt cor et o lci'lr prkt IYIJY th11e-wlth 1949 DESOTO Thee Every Hour" concluded the Ml.,lonary Pledge of $31 ~ . was eur gueronlet and eu1 rep11taUon to prot.(t rev 4 Door Deluxe, black fimsh, program. patd It waa voted to hav~ a bake very good rubber Wtll make Dur1hg the bwliucl!s sesalon a aale at the February meeting as a card thanking the Society for a' money making proJect an excellent second car Christmas gift waa read from the Attending were those named $145 Rev. Ralph Grove and a card of above and Mrs Charles Bacr, Mrsr 210 t Dr Sedan Ex~:eptlcmal ltres Cloo11 msldc ami uul Several than~s was read from a tamlly aboVe and Mrs Charles Baer, Mrs to choo.11e from Bolh two and four door models wht~h the ooclety helped at Chrlat Mra Fred Neas~ !Irs Mark Ev· mas th;ne, The meeting closed w1th ana, Mrs Robert Laudermtlt and the LOrds Prayer 111 untsaa Mra. Ralph Sisson. Belair with powerglldc, R&d! Beuutlful original coral and gray Open Evenings Till 8 P.M A salad course was sorved b~ flnlab wllh !pollell, matchlnlllntcrlor trim 250 W. Main Phnn .. 12·) the hoateases to thoao named 1 above and Mra Karl Grueser. garet a Grocery or Long Bottom Mr and Mrs CIJ(ford Newlun of Long BottOjn, !'he Davis Ice a11d Produce Co. Salvahon Army Feeney Bennett Post 1Z8 of thf Amerlean Lcg1on Herb Variety Store Mason, W Va, Laurel Cliff Church, Mr and Mrs Lohu Pomer'ly und the Jaycees Mildred Jacotn, matron of the County Home reported 1:1 pa ltcnts there who recetved vistts from SantJ vta Ute Feeney Ben nett Amencan Legton Laurel Cllff Free MelhodiSt Church, Fed crated Church Pomeroy LoveJOY Mt5510nar) Soctet), Ladtes Atd or flutland Church of Chml, Ohm Valley Commandcry 24 Knight .. Templars of Pomeroy and East ern Star of Pomeroy OFF ON Bof LE Auxiliary OHicers Elected And lnstdlled f,OreSt R WSCS Potluck Dr"nner Hel.l Wednesday First Baptist Busy Bee Class Meeting Is Held NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Mrnersvrlle Metbodlst Church wscs Meeting Held Wednesday '"' Price-is important ••• Jigt i O comes first ' of 1953 CHEVROlET ··· Lot Values I ..... $695 1955 CHEVROlET 4 Dr. Sedan · ·· 1957 PONTIAC · ~ $1495 . $1295 Star Chief 4 Dr Catalina Beautiful bluo ancl white fm~>h wtth matchlna leather Interior A perrect one owner car Make Us An Offer Monleny Phaeton 4 Dr Hardtop Mere 0 malic, EZEye gluss, WSW tires, R&H Beautiful gretln and wWtc two tone Wilh match inr areen interior Clean 111 a pin botll inside and out $995 9 Plllf, ataUon wngun The pcrlLI('! cur ror a large fa mily Ougtn al tan fUM.ab with l~n vl:nyl Interior All act for winter with snow ' Urea on re1r · $1295 Dynanow, R&H 'l'wo tone blue 111HI white flniHh New tJiuo sc~t covm Good tlreo all around Not a blemlob on lhb car 1954 STUDEBAKER .\ ·· · ·· $495 1953 MERCURY 2 Dr. ·.. · · ·· $795 ' Champion 4 Door Sedan Champion in l!conumy 1~1 many w,tyi Good Urea all oround Convertlhla Cpe Black fln~h wltll power lop The perfeel car lor Junior $295 111 good tond1tlon 1950 DODGE 4Dr. Sedan .. ·· ···· $150 Til~ eu would make 1 fine wort "' 1952 •vROUT 2 Dr, .. · · .. · ·· · · $495 A ele~n e.r ln•Jde ond out There ore many unu5l'(! miles in this ODe. 1955 CHEVROLET· · · · $995 II ton pickup O~elocal owner 9rlght red flnlob !tuns ltko a top 1950 PONTIAC 2 Dr. · · · · · · · · · $195 Dependable tratttlportatlon 111 a low low Jlrlro. MANY MORE yq' ... I ..lttr ~ill @_w • ..... BLAETTNARS , '" Yean of Senlee z "From Bucglea To Buldta" , !._!l'IN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 P.M. Phaet ~ Ud 301M Pemeny Oblo IU.((Jb. 1 PONTIACS GMC Tll'UCIS 1 Let your Check Book , Do the· Work! , New ltly seat coven, ll&JI Fine original two tone blull' fmlsh 1950 FORD The hrst birthday or Wllllan~ Perry youngest son of Mr and Mrs Wilham Ault, was cele!>rat cd wtth a p.11rly at hJs home on Thursday evenmg H1s cake with one candle, was decorated wtth candy canes and was served Wtth ice cream to Mr and Mrs C )l Wise Jr, Sonp Hendrtclu Mr and Mrs Gene ' Dc~t e, s1x Ypar old son of 'Mr - YJDeba~k In Fading SeeO~ds .PoJ!i~r.'• • '\ l'lllllblll' bubtbaU team too~ a solid lead or SEO field here last night wllil another Y!Ctory In lhe la8t 10 ae'-"ltdJ, thllt time ~eu, 65-64 Junior Hawthorne'• twls)log push tlbot 10 feet out In the key earned the vlc:ldrj. .,~Jt railed the Pomeroy 57·58 season record to nine wins I ~ I •1 ~ • ~ ~ J, I r,..H •• ..'' < \ ' 18, I · ort Chester \,;I)I~OriGE Regu1a~ beiSSiiOt Hetd On I .Vkto ·over Rve .. ' ~!dent _ . Hobatetler and lll of tH other directors 1nd ol· f.l<ofl , . , -~ II tbe Pom ~J. ·II•IIci!W llal!k't .. nail meetDf heid lilt '!"'eidiY Dii'IIOtari tMledied wore llP< 8 Jltlce, Allred ' K ,.., llui!ild·ll. loli ~ Ellterfel~ .u. .... ~ SUnley, and EJ. ""~ ''Tbu waa a lfelt team Yletory Thef did It together. Their un were Mr. heatable IPirit iJ lar&eb the re a~r. pl4eftl ~nd chllf· lUll of the !me aupport buketball nan ophi! IJoard, Mr. Weeb, u fana here have given them" vf<e ptwltled~ Robert S Coate< Every foot of opace oa the Pome :,lhler, ' )ln. St,.tey 188iatan1 roy IYm Door Wll paoked with .,.,bier, and Blch..-.1 Chamber' 1"•11-wlallera joatlln1 in to congrat· The Bnsy Bee Class of the Ftrst Baptut Church met Thursday eve aa•lltlfll eatbler ullte the Panthera wben the buz EIDPlofile& re IPJ)Otnted were zer aounded the end of the game nm• at Ihe home 'of Mrs Harold Hubbard FiCth Avenue, wtth Mn • B F ' Parma I ee, prestdent, presld· llufno Gtlffitll ......,tary, Len P1ul Fclmer had juot lflhbed a State Route 12' Re-Routing Is Now Compl~te4 - The meeting opened w1th a pfayer by ~rs A R Pullen al)d Mrs Raymond Grunm was in Fund , Women who vohmteered to work 1n the church k1tchen ar~ &Irs JoiiQ Lyona, M,rsY Charles Bennett, Mrs Dale ,.Mourmng, M" A. Jl. Pullen, Mrs , Ja~k Sat· tcrfJcld!>J ~s 10. E. Roush, Mu Frances Bearhs. Blflbdaya of Mr• Dell F,lfe aq~ Mrs Homer HyseJI were obsen' ed TM meeting closed with ,, prayer by Mrs Bennett Mn Willis Anthony wpa 111 charge of tile pro~ram whlcb tn cluMd , a poem alld. two conte~to Tho ho ~lesses wero •the offlee1• !Ira Porn'111... Mrs Hubbl\1:4, !lr< Shaley M1llp, Mra LYOD!, Mrs E J, Hughe.s anil they ser vmJ a salad course to twenty s.:o: UDlel without defeat. Firat ball play 1)1 theleoltJe II eompleted Athens by 1 lo11ng, llumped lnlo I Ue for .... ond place wltb WeiiJioll and Gal· Jlpollt at 0.2, u the Rockell mea•· ured J10taon 77-M, and GaDipo. IIJ toot Nellonl'ille 7~2 u 111e fifth ,.... ••• Panther• hove won by two pomts or teaa, 1nd the tltlrd aame that hu been won lruide the final 10 ,..00111. Colth DIU Retlon utd 1rter the 1am• wtt.-.1 by an eallmaied 900 f101, with 800 of them atandfnl In every available cor· !!d~Mp B9~ifer, Warren Pi<k .,.. First Baptist Crusader Class Met Thursday mg Bobstetter 1 _ p·:O:~...:,.J l 0£ /Ill n::Bruen N8u·003I P..... ...oy •••··& Dodson and children, Danny, Da Vid and Pamela, Gary, Celestt!, charge of the devotional aervlce on the topic "As Ye Hive Done DenniS, Patricia Ault It Unto. the Leaat of These" The Claos voted a contribution lo the March of D1mea fl,nd voted to pay the Iaot' payment on lh<tr pro•uam. Ob~erved pledg( : to the Baptjst Camp .ef're~\,~~~ing Two Birthdays Are At Kind~rga'rten • '.~~LY .,._eittli fe_Tii.J~ttere~t~Oif............. ~ ~. lonol elerlt and IeDer, Chari· otte 1(. f;i11111Uid llarllyD Wolfe b<>okbei!era; IIIII Cora A. Grind ley eu"""!'llh ' ~ II tbe RuUa~d •fr,.. Jtill~ were Wilham ~ Kobltetler, jtrp~~ch manaaer. and lln. rAitll l\'llltamoon. lllillan! Re-routing of Stale JloUte 121 arond Pomeroy is tb~ Ohio Deportment of an· nounced todar. Del)' r~ute · m&lk,~~ ~ Bnneh ·~~weer. l'feoklent llobokUer reported rebound from the lfeli Gory Me· Conkey'• 1111 desperate effort with three H<OIIda on the <Jock. That baD of lllcCoabr'• went In, then diJilbed out Into I'Oialer'o bandl. But while lleCGalley played a hero's game, Pomerot• ST John· .... creator yet Bll 30 points 12 ftelders and 8 of 9 free c~tdiotln<ed ~ ."ff,it JUI te.ulte4 in ..,. <!ojod ..u"lltJ llld Witlnp fO< th• lllit ban};. ... ""'. I L• McConkey'• on 11 flel4 coala and D ) and !\Irs WQ~iam\ Waltets .an(' Jrtnmy, s1x vcar o d son of Mr and Mrs William Warner, ~~Cell• brated their birthdays togetlle~ at ure mornng; sess1on of tht Ktndergartcn Thursday Tllelr mnthr.rs .were assisted b' the teacht'r, Mrs Guy Reynolds, 1n servlnJ: Jcc cream, cup cakes de corated wtth the numm a~ "8" an'. favors of born.s, bubble gum ar\d baltooru. Games' were p\aytd and h~lp r 1s were Dav1d Buskirk, Mar)' Vlfglma Burkett S~ lvtaJ Swanson Tames Thomas, Marc Frenc!t, J1mmy Donnelly m!!tftbers ....,..·Injured Auto Skids Sav~ )'Ottr lore8th and yonr eltoeleatlter. Start I checking account 9ow and Ule it for paying your hill1 euily, conveniently,,. an1l with perfeet eafety. ,,, Mrs Allen Ball has rclurne<1 home from Chicago, Ill , when• she was called by the death of her brother, Wtlliam Warner Mrs Everett Thoma ~ substltdl ed at Ccntrat School TuesdBy ami Wednesday for Mtss GenevJc\ c Slouart who was 111 Chnatopher Tornpkms son o' Mr ~ and Mrs. C F Tompkuu, who is confined to hts home on Spring ~venue by illness, 1s 1111 piovlnilo' Mr•,. Russ Watson, Mrs Bertna Soot! 11itl nelce Rozanna Knight visited In Athons Thursday w1th Mr1 11nd ' Mrs Roscoe WISe , Rozanfla Knight returned to ho~ hdltll! In PI f'lea88nt todov arterr ' i f!ttlslb w1th Mr and Mts ~!'" Wanon and Mrs. Berth,, SCott. • If_. ·,' .. ' 1 $32.50 ' daY ' Alle~ Hampt_.n ' • &&•bJgb,24'wide, 21•deep · Fllll coatlenRCbo he&'IJ' d\uy UAJtr W • Spacloua 1belf (nr b~ ~··ere, • Wlllauc 6DIIb wicb DOft• ectitls wnllkle autface donn .... conq hi•F• ' t Aftllabl~ wllh,nUodet 1 aacl 2 ~ , * ' . Bert Hu~t lnlared his left hlp , 'fburadaY juot IM!fore dawn when IM 'D7 .Chevrolet he w•• drl•fna ne.t Long Bottom, ailldded off tbs ~d Into a bank, Speeial Deputy Slii'ruf Allrod !q901 reported to- ·' , {(imt'A clltl!elt the road neu the Sb"e River bridae,-ahout 2 miles • DW!h ol Long Bottpm. Moderate daniages were ~pitied. · 'MAMMOTI WARDROII • It'• ' ~ Mrs John Bally returned home Thur~da)' even~ng from Loutsvlllo Ky, after a several weeks vt.!!tl with~ her son m law and daughter Dr and Mr! J B Marshall and family Mr and Mrs Edward ! Parfitt spent the pas! w~kend In Char· !eston with their son and daugh term law, Mr and Mrs Lawrenfe' Parftlt Norwalk, Is slllYing In Galllpoll• while "'" Is 111 A niece. Mro Jack Shadle, Clovetand wos h"' for several days to see her aunts Konncth MeEihlnny and J\ussell Roush are business visitors Jn Hur dt~ck is your owls peraonal money. Clnelnnatl. h'1 I recordlllf each trnns,ctlon. lt'a vahtHble Mrl Grace Yuraslls. •ho bad lJcen a\ ,Jlcr hume 1~ Ypsilantf 1 In Jlr~paring tax return..1 one 1rnice ., Mich, ~Is returned eht~rc l>ecau&•l ihat ONLY YOUR BANK c1n pvt. of tile Illness ol her mother, Mrs fltiiTY !lcMaotcr, a medical ~·· Drop in 10011 anrl open Y~UR. ~U/11, tlent Meigs G..eral Hoal>lt•l, Mra., aullne Bolin, Columbu1 haa l!e vlsltmg her \Ve Pay 2% lulere»l On \lou:J.a,lqs Mr• J Poatlewa1le ahd :~·;~:::.i ·I St Joi~ph Hospital m p: ;~~;: burg fer major surgery ,1 dar Mrs ~rnest Covert and Mn ; I Emily Sprague of the Alph~ On1i BAN)UNG ~INCE 1871 eron dl'pter of Dillta Kappa Gam· Member Federll Rtltrve Sy&lem ma educ:aUonal sorprlt.y, 'were it\10118 when the Beta Alpha cha[!l Member Federal UeposiiiiiJI'tlate Corporlllloa ter held a dmn~r l"eettng In Galli· polls receniJ1. State Senator u ... .1., ' ' POMEROY ,·1 RIJTLAND Je~ Copins Wl8 the Bpeaker fOr the --:----...__ _,.____'"l"!,..."'fi'".......,..;. pr•ar•m. • . " Pomeroy National ·~llank GET EXTRA SPACE WITH • ' Dr. o;;..n J, Co\lerlll, aabtint profeaaof1of Poultn Science at the L.WI:tJOn<,~o~ Unlveralty of 11iuD!Iri oad Di,... tor of Rtaeareh In tbe Pollltry Dept at Columbt., Mo.. wile and two children apent en b<>lldaya wttb hla melher,llro But it waa tbe fourth quarter Jon1h Cotterill, and s11ter, lin. R. where the Panthers demon. v. King. Bradbllf)'. their coolness under the ~. Cot~ill Ia a paduate of Jl"...,~"' pressure. JbrriaoDVUle Jligb Setool ..d It waa C$48, on Gaskill's key tec.lved tl~Tte degrees from Obto pualt abot, 48-t& oa Johnaon s crlp. State Unlver~it)'. pte, 48-48 DD Couney'a corner one He bas been 1 Poultry Praducts bander. Folmer got two qu1ck lay· Tecbnolog~t at Jon Stale College, ups for li:J-47 but M~onkey, as A01e1, Iow1, IIRCe 19111, and en if ill8pired, eountered With one of 1957, tbe Unlver· b11 own and a dilftcult corner sllot. Then, wltb 6·32 on the clock, Gulill dnwe in tile key for ~2. It the I rot lime Athens had led got one back al the Gasttll hit Pill Four) O~fliighway Hysell $2195 1954 BUICK 2 Dr. Special · First Birthday Party Is Held , , ......J,· - · Mrs Phtl Wtlilamson C"ltcrtain ed with 11 nofln hmrheon Tuesda at her home, Mulberry Avenue Guests were Mrs D J Morgan Miss Marcia Karr and Mrs Pearl 2 Dr MH New scat covers beautiful light blue finish very elean inside and out Thla ontJ hall had exceptional care ' l953 FORD the hosleSI. to those named above and ?.Its George Bearhs, Mrs Mame Holmes, Mra George Mowery, Mrs Wilham Baxlcr and Mrs Lew18 Stanley. The February meetmg Wlll'be held at the home of Mfs Wtlham Baxter wtth Mrs Lewts Stanley as devotmnal leader and Mr~ Ben Neutzhng m charge of the program ' --'----- ranthtrs lin Another •• IV UNITID PillS socmTY eoral rose and gray f!nUih wilh li(Jotleaa matching Interior tr 1m A onHwner car thllt has had exccpUonal care • 1956 MERCURY by Mrs Houdashelt, who also read a' number of thoughts for the day A dessert course was served by Weather ~~:.~i~t~~~:r1~ POMERO\ Super Chler Catalina 2 Dr wilh power stccrmg, power bre~kes , hydfamattc and wonder bar radio with rear speaker 1Je01utlful 1956 PONTIAC Mrs Owen Watson Three readmgs were g1ven, "Another Year Is Dawnmg", Mrs Jed Webster Sr, "A\)' Guide'\ l\lrs Ben Neutzhng, and "A Prayer For the NeW Year" speaker whenmet the atChild t10n League the Conaervc· home or Mrs Chester Erwin Thursday evening. ,, Mrs Millard WMermuth, preBI· dent, pr~ded ~and· !lira Weoley Fry, program ebairman, inttoduced the gueets speaker whoae topic dealt Wlth denial heolt~ am! byglen~ The apeaker' d18lflbuted cop1es of ~'Dental Health Guides" to the members and sucgested as a fulur~ project the fluorldaUon of water used in the commumty as a prevenlatlve of dental decay. Dr Amsbary alated that only 4% of the Papulatlon have natural 1mmumty to decay and s1ud that d1 cts hagb 10 sugar and starch ed to the amount of decay toetll He explained th~t dental eare sllould start with wltb prenat al dtet and continue sance tbe te~lh are one of the few parts of the body that nature does not ... pall'. A numhef of x rayo and modela were sllown by the •peaker who ended Ma talk With • question and answer penod Dunng the bmnneu meetmg ' three new membera! Mrs Betty Chapman, Mra. Peggy Houdasbelt TUTTLE MOTOR CO. , · ··· $2795 1955 FORD · Dr K. D. Amabary was tlJe g~!el a)!d The Reedsville . Long Bottom Home Demonstration Club met on Wedneaday Jan U, at the home of Mrs Warren Ptckens A broller meal was prepared and served by , 1 Mrs Margaret Brown, Mro Paul· 1 Ele..nor S. Schut - Middleport Society Editor - Phont 60'9 · inc Myers and the hostess • Twelve members anawered the t.ueUie Hawkins ..._ !'omeroy Society Editor - Phone 6244 roll call The president, Mrs Treas1e Swain, was 111 charge of the busmes.s meelmj Tbe topic for Federated the meeting was broiler meals Pomeroy Child Conse..Vation Leagu~ Hears . l)r. K. 0. Amsba • T)le Chester Scwmg Club, Mar Myers JACKETS CAl COATS and OVERCOATS II H1 gh School, .' The Daily ~entin~l Meigs ~ount)' Wards Are Given Demonstra~ion · Remembrances During Holidays Club Meehn,g Wards of !leigs County both nine boys and ....n girls there Held January 15 I ' r,n ·.Funeral Seryic'e ~~~;!~~3~~~ Ten Farmers Attend Racine I v111lln1 In Meigs County winter, Dr aDJI .lira Cotterill l•mlly 1lso vbited bil brothers, Rlymond and Don, Harri~­ onvllle; a hrothe~. Paul, Albany and Mr1. Harley Muaaer, Albany. ,, I ' I ~~~~l~~v\~:.~!~ ~h ...··•'"' Two Governors ReturnT~ 11etta Campus MAIIIE:l'I'A. Ob~ VP - Ohio C. William O'lie1ll and Weal VtrQin1a Gllv Ceclf' H Underwooo .botb fcrm~r facult!" members a~ Manfllll College • w•D return bore Feb ~4 to add"'" tbe an· nual Marietta Chamber ot Com· merce dinner. Chamber JII"B]jlent S. D. Hoag said Jamea !4 Sy.mes, prealdent of the Pennll)'lvanla Ballroad, •lso w1D he among the spealiers. ' Hoag 111d the dinner il being moved lnlo the eollege ll~ldbou,. to occommodlle an ex~ted l. iUCS"· vo-Ag M.~ting Ten mterested farmera attend ed tbe elihlh of a aenes of meet· mga planned by farmers and the RaCine Vocational Agriculture Department. Ernest Bond, representative AmeriCan Cyanamid Company pre sented much practiClal mformatlon wttb tbe use of anl1b10tics m live atock feed1ng. U. ai&O anawcred ....,. <tuell!ona asked by those at teodlng Scv•ral oS those attend Inc roqueatcd Mr Bond to return next yNI'. Those attendmg were Raymond Erv•a. Andy Crosa, Dan Smith Douglas C1rcle, Paul Moore, lun tor Saloer, Howard Eroln, Earl Cross, Wayne , Rouah, Wmfred Scarbrough, Mr Bond, and How ~ Nolan, VocaUonal Agriculture Instructor The ninth meeting planned for January 20, 1958, will be devotod t<t farm practices toeeommended by tile Agricultural Stahlllzal!On Committee of Melp County Iter· bert Sblelda will he present to present the Meigs County pro- cram : f! ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 17, 1958 hampton moore painter