https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8b3742bf681cad00b68527ec850a29a3.pdf a8f5f11581c36c8e4e0b1fd74baa7e8c PDF Text Text ' -- --- ------~ .... . - . .. . - --- ,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 �' I f r •• ' . ' :._THE DAILY SEHTIHE(-- ---··"··"'11""" - ., . I • ,r· ,redrych P. Nelsun's ~'I T .' 0 ' GENEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT ' J'or tbcse who wlsrJ f,r ~ aUmpse illto the (a&• Chann~ '3-Satutd". B:II !jlgn Ob • 8.30 Clrele ~ Ra~ . 20~ tnd Ralph Nicholson (age 20). early Colonial l)ays, e~pecially for thqse with .Since i.D\hllvants 1o ~lgs County came .... tamllW In Mill!l C<lll!ltr, we tffer Ill'! ftolP loeal polltts as well as fr.vi~J: the fWWrn foUowlng infonnatlon: Seaboard, the ronowtng.lnf<IIJI8(19n lhf~ Thomas Woo4 m. 9irah Buchanan (Aug. ol 6l:line help to those ~ki,D~ o. thf' tt, 178iJ In FauqJJitr QtNllty, \!a., 1«0ni!Dg try aen.-lO'~ at this lillie. Al!l!lll'dli!f ~ ' CQDSUi of 1810 In Washington County, Ohio ~records or Fauquior County. Mary Wood m. John Carter (Dec. 4, yr. not (the county wherein lies Marietta), these names were recorded: Wood, Campbell, Bai· Indicated, but presumed to be about 1780) .James Wood m. Elizabeth Evans (Sept 5, ley, Rathburn and many others. This lqlor· matlqn It found In Vol's 80 and 81 ol D.A.R J785). Lavlsa Wood m. John James (Jan. 8, 1787). Mag., Library of Conil'ess Genealogical Sec· Mark Wood m. Mary Bashaw (July 12, tlon Reference E:I02.5 .AJ2 2nd Set. 1787). The reason this column lui~ not gone too In Amelia County, Virginia, James Wood lar beyond the names ALKIRE and BUTCH· m. Sally Anderson (March, 1814). Sally was ER Is that, Information and questlona· dau. of Francb Anderson. ' lng into this departmant have ~en sloW, .1114 In Augusta County, Virginia, RJchard It Is our desire to not hurry anyone who may Woods m. (w. name not given) (Aug. IS, 1770). need more title to compile data. AS was Westmoreland County, Virginia, John mentioned before, a family geDetlollf q~to\lld Wood m Molly Cahall (Aug. 22, 1787) and be important to all the ,OIIR-11' (ellllftltlon. John Wood m Ann Price (May 27, 1789). AJ. There Is no better time tbnn now to 'et 1n so In Westmoreland County, Mary Wood m. with both bands. 'l'be·~81oft WOUld be tate Daniel Burgess (March 4, 1796) and Franres Indeed, when one MUlti ob!SIII the alill!llloc:• Wood m. Harrison Burgess (Oct. 9, 1805). this column could aftoril, Without an qutllly In We&tmoreland County, Virginia, Char. of several hundrid doUars for a Ctnealm Jes Wood was granted 268 acres. ot land (yr. search done 'by a prof.Wntllll ihe lteld. 1683) recorded on page 353 ol Book No. 5 ol Because of Ot.!t' lilfe f6t GUt eGIIIJIIUIIItyalld County Records. neighbors we sem tor pi~ ~nl1: · ' In Goochland County, Va., Henry Wood In our exptlrl~ w1 .now Cba1 not ff"Y was granted 110 acres or land (yr. 1?80). one Is lnteresled 111 tile tiiiiJly Ua~ sf!le4 lo AlSO' to ~bland County, Va ., Henry Tur· ills not possll)le 10 t!llfmntl'ate ~w~ EASt Cli!CAG()...Lib""'n NtW ~l!ll~ \}!~ fter was granted 300 acres ot land (yr. 1731). uninterested and lftlereded wltfwlt • • Jbr<llt! Smith tald the ltbrw ,... ~=pen':'1~, 1111~" ""~ .~ _J 1 "'"""a Thre lamllla 1 M1 c • ~ com ettf4d t)irough the mall a copy or tr·-· "'·'• t'• " 11. ...,......,_ Dms;u · ~ e r name. n ega ounty, de- munlcatlon, we IIIJ!t( tli6 cfoot ~~ tor your Scott's J!o!la&e stamp Atbum tna: ~.:;;,t ;..L'r6;.~~~~'hl. eendants or whom could have mterated !rom cards. Your Sentinel if • inedla ot wH itolen !rom hi• library . In tla1 wu 87 , 1 ~ Anlelel. , Virginia, who aceordlng to record tmmigrat- exceeding valqe to -· alld ""Ul CO"'Dl"llilv 11132. f. $to bUt was attached to ·• , "", JV• ·~ \Ito I}Ook by a r~bhor ban~, Jtqllo ~ bol'l'~~ M •ot ~~ 6lf. ~td to VIrgt'nla v1a. Shl P "Bonaventure" In The GenealOIQr D,eJIII'Imeftt fl •• flilepll ablr to cover 4amase to orl tleally all owned ldtfti\IIQ~ on -on • 9:$0 'l'I!A t :OO ~A 4·30 I!~cln~ !rom Hialeah ~:Q9' ~IQ' K!nJ,, 6:80 l!opalong ;Cmldy e:QII New• P!Cii'P:e ti:IS S~6J'tl Eye 8:30 i'td'eral Men • T:lJO Saturdai ~ht Jamboree Nil People WHO _f_ a 0001 D'"''YL. DUNNIT T\lliiM~ MIITIQ ~~LID II moetinc of the Red ero.. '!!., e<~tlvo Board bad been called lor Tll~day evening at 8 p. m.'lll the Chapter I'GORI(. Vmoll. Ne11o j 1 By Chot Tlnnthlll oouaty chalnnan. "Chatter" columns are a dUne a dozen ln hometown news· papers eve,rywhere. With a great deal or help !rom our I d f fh ne~. s o e Dally Sentinel · ~veu the county this one may rise, on occasion, a cut or two above the run-ol-mine. Perhaps like Mr. Winchell, or the lute 0 0 Mcintyre, by working to· gether we can reveal a truly county-shattel'ing top secret fact upon rare occasions. Not a weekly scandal corner, or a political diatribe weekly letter, "WHODUNNIT" In Meigs County hopes to rise into the class ol pleasant rending. Contributions to "WHODUN· NIT'' will be accepted anytime during the day by anyone on the Sent.lnel starr. And ao: And all othm feeling undor Social event s took , nlco turn tho weather. for G5l•h and bach•lor Frunk Moat Transferred Unfinished Will l01t week when fellow mom· Hou,. and l.ot: ben ol tho Antik Club wave him Mt. and llrJ. Johnny Terrell • gold plated elgurct lighter ,. have bought the house on Chit CIRCLI TO MilT The A!tornoon Clr~lq or th• w.s c.s. will meet Tburoday at the Koalb -.IJ>Odlat chureh will> lh c. n. Konkrlght as tho oul•estlou a! leader Hoate~Bea are Mrs. Brll(• Lloyd, Mr. Herbert Chambers. Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. Carl MaUox, Mr11. Everett Davis and Mrs. R. A. Mlller. 'TO MilT TUISDAY The Friendly Circle of Inc Fod erot•rt Church will meet TUesday ot 8 p. m at tho chureh. Mr& Wal do 1. Bartels will t..d devoUons and Mrs. Fred t.elfhelt will bq In charg~ o! the proflam. The !lev. Waldo 1. Bortela will conduct In· 1tollailon o! oflleen and ~Ira. Robart Coate• wlll be .the ••Iolii lor a birthday i lCt. Other me n1Dcr&-- drcn' llorne Hill IJra:t owued and the lnstaiJutlon . .Hollf:essu w111 IX' Bob Jacobs, Ed Stark. Ethen purtlally flnlihod two yours ugo Ml" Erma Smtih, Mill Elizabeth Harper and Dick Scyi<JO' by the Aokleys. Tho original own Flck and Mro. t.ellhpll. R. C1 F'ollrod i.s learmg him l<llf to plct:cs realina hctwcen eontractJ and hamporcrl by bad weather at guardrail work. Henry Ewing rushe!d Into conference wllll lnaurance peopln lt~ st week aflcr Huntington', dlaaatroua tire and 1 water atoppali!e In one or Ilia own Pomeroy bulld1n1L Anyone with o ham radio on the u me wave bnn flit Branch Fleming's h oy " t In hla trucl: may !lgure !hoJ•'rc tuned In on on sold It to the late Juhn Hanj. ley with the b"aaemenL as Uvlng quarters; John's many frlemls were ahoeked when he left h: 1956 und Mn. Handley decided to sell. It went to Jack and Sue (Struble) Cramer whu in turn sold It to the Terrell• when Jack waa IIADIURY PTA The next rc a ul~r meet1n1 otlhc Bradbury PTA will be held at tho 1chool Tuesday, January 21, a! 7:30. Mill SallY Schaal, Special Eduealloo toacber In th' Jlutland Schools will dlsCil.!l some "lm· m t1ned elsowhore by General pllcatlol)ll of Spe<tol Edutatlon" Each teacher will be I~ her roopt l'ol. 7{30 to rltll with parents This younr abodo 1lrearly hn.1 !rom about achool problt~m• and quoct. as much to tell as many MelJII Ions con~rolng th• echool or pu. County houaet 16 years Gt older pll. Refre.bmelll.! will bo served which have lloen home to three at the clo•• or the prorrom. InK ' Jparo rib barbecue. Chef• were RoKer and Rkh Follrod. MO!t Vlallecl Puleroy Yeuth . Pearl Hawthorne, Jr., who onr day thio wee~ bode new Olllo Unlvei'IIIY Cole• BIU Ilea& coodb•' aft er a len•th• • ' c'at " and turn· ed around to ll'l!et a reploMn · K" ••10..,CIDIJ, tatlve of tho Unlveralt•' or Kon· ..mr wllere avollablt "' .,~ on• mr In ldva""' 111 tueky. JIM! to.Uy Reotlnel offlee, .IS.Sl: General 11 Tiieme: "Junior, we D~Dtht, $1.80; thl'ft mentb•, wo nt youl B1 molor route vrhll'o anlt one moot~ $1. By mall one ft':\:&it0~·1' ::::~:" Klx months, $4.:13; tlu... ·~~=;~J montb, $1. ;;, every llfternoon n by 'lbe Ohio Valloy II 110 lle•'Nnl< ' ... ' iltmo1 Channei3;-Monday 8:45 Sign On 1:00 Today 9:00 llcnlper Boom, 9:30 Trouble Wltb Father 10:00 Arlene FranCis Show 10:30 Treaau're Hunt II :00 The l1rlco Ia Right I :Bq !•12:10 l:ll( 9:ll0 C,lub oasis . 01$0 GtSele ~·~:~;::.Ow IO:!Ifl Eod '! IQ:~il lJ- .:OuJd !Ill lou i<!l.ttlly New. 1:15 Mol'ietlme I :00 tur ' l:tlciOI'II a:so Spip..b PlaybO\IM 4:00 Queen tc!U JIQo-. 0:30 M~ J!OliWitll Spor{J EYe lfewl ·PJotm NiidN~ 7:90 The hi<o l.a Bight 8:QO Jlestleat GUll ' 8:3o Tallls of W<!ll.a hr(t rotmle6~~~Pf=~~= •· KUliG 4, Turkllll liP· I Kind ol , otpr t. II&Ok ~ , . ~tot ....;•• ol tllllll' ol ~00<1 . ;;; -~ t......... •l~t · u. Clprt iO. C)ti'UI fruita T. Itt c1pl~ , lftd II Ma"'~~ 11.1 l!flnl•, preelo"' 8.1Jnelft . atone · 13. t!t11t! tnout.) 9 Simmer 11. Ptll1rt ot ,C. 'ftle II.IJ;x<llml• l~. Ia•~ llone lt. AI- . olp• rettoo o!lkwom lion lD. King's IQR 11. Antelope 16. !lnrUo~ (Air.I jlctt1r II.. Temple 19. Elevotod <Stamt trlln U. River hoart tiiiAll (Jap l n. Obtai• 29. Be1eh ,,, :1 ''tA r 1p; It :<: 1 Y1 :.;n ; 1:; :1 111 1' 1 l: fJi q ,·,i ~ : I~; I 1 il::J~t ,...,,..,., ....... Aoterllk !1. 34. FOQd lsi&ng) 31. Queen ., nanlt 81. The end • ., J fatrln · ..... 12:45 G·Jidlnte' Light ~ i~~~~~~~-M-n~~ ~ [I w; II. Plo)'llllllf 27. 1)o~tn (Alii) Jt Jewlik ""1·of lJf• 12:30 ~·.~'!~· f!il' '\'lllliorfO., 12:15 3& Blblioll nlmt st. Slnrle unll I 8:00 Co1'141n KiDSaroo 8:45 cas News 9:00 Morii\JII ~ 10:00 Garry Moore 10:80 ~l'IIIIIF. GodfrtJ ll·80 Dolto t2:00 News at N<lOII rHlll.'l UJ ':I: (S. Afr,j 24. = Channel8-~onday •.,,_. ::1 s, ~~ (~ ~J~[-1 ~.~~~ '..J ·,j)Y.~ .;..u l .••. ~ •. f I'Jj !jl'J j j I I'~IIIJ . It , j tJ[ u ;j !Ll~·::; •o. Bt~llcll '4-+-+-+~~ 11:00 Sunday News ~·l.al 11:15 Tbe Lite Show ,;,•,t; .' •., · ·~ u :. JO. Jlbl~al 12.l'onl!"'.. walk 10:00 $8&.000 ~halkllll 10:80 What's IIY lJne - JIO •• ,-..,. 1<1 1. WUit II Melas County News IODnlh at. CoUll!, Suailoy- Channel I. · oltlotrt p..S 11.1111 l,ft'a 'lake A Trip sa.~nl Wll4 Bill llickoll II.Eiherul fluid 31. Feild tron. heiYfl\ IU. TillY 40. Out of bod 41. It obllf&144 u. Fllll DOWN I A Job Lmld111to ·¥,.-F'eot 1~30 ~~ Up · and Uve 11:00 UJIIlitl' NatloDI In Action U:SO Crilert 'lbrM " , Iff 13> ~I'' . Doi·ly "\.] a:oo Uti ~00 ':SO &:00 11:00 Badlf and Bulleli Slll\daY Sbowme ~· 14•1 word race the Nation CIIS News CoJ14Util Best the Clock can rua away witll tbe flat. lfo lieve me, it can't haoPID · in 1 Ort tills little f~llqw's alight sbouid~rs re st 'he buldens and w~lg)tll o~ w~rld IQader· ,· league ao efellly ba!&P<<d u Natro,.l League. . , , With tqe·world 'In a chaqtlc state, the need for njllgtous ·kallilnl II J111tllr llefore. T!Jjs..lp)Je U~ne tO teacl! JOUr ;elll~dr~q t~e' Jlon_,. ~f) lleauty o( r,- ~Jl'-~un, to-lnstlllln them the immortal and s reading and t~lling your chUdren Bl In your cv~ryday life, by sendlpg yo rtOill'aill~•. you ll'ili bUild chilracter, faith an be able to ac!Ueve • united, JIEI~ce ound woril~ of th.\1 Bible. •• ' · · · ur children to ·cl\~rc)! aifll•ttQM!fti iii~' d love .. !i'OJ illf, \hr.oli.sb r~lfgj.9rl U\~1 .We , M world wljer~ all men wll[ "J,.ov.e ThY a~d that · every Sunday, to .enrlclt your life your ehlldren with r~ljgton-the 11viour '(Jf all mliJ!kitid . : • · I' i I' ! !t t the hope that it wilt, 1,. ~me measurl!, .foster·arid help susthat which is good In famliy and conimu'n'itv life, this feais sponsored bv the business firms and orgonizotior.s whose l.ftdtml!~ appear below. ' w ·;·t·h ABel A'pplllnca Serv. .·.:.......·-·:PflillaroY C11111nt Block·(o.·· Middleport I Middleport. Ohio . Foreman & AblloH • Custom )Built Kitchens AVOID AN ACCIDENT Stiffler Red Anchor P~mer0y 'Budget ShopPinJ '~ FH• Refrfgarttlon YOU CAN'T ALWAYS Pomeroy, OJ!Io , 124 E. Main St. Mlddlepoll& •' - I But you can avoid paying the bills if you are protect· ed by one or our low eost Liability Insurance pjllil;ies Cel!let ' Ohio Val.y Baking Co SEE US! Ma\:en of Ho~am Bread VDEdwarcls R. H. RIRVIngs & Sou Co. Your Bodle 6 P!liio•th l)ealer Heln"s . Bakery •n•••UUt Meigs EqulpmeiJf Co. UQ AAnlo. Oaklay ~00 tu.l• t~• THIS COULD HAPPEN TO AN,YBODY · ble stories, by pt•ctlclnl'the· wisdom ol· r• ,. f~1~~!~y·~.;~r yo~r ~burch this Sunday, and B.kar Furniture ' Jl'// don't let anybody toU you I~ lock• up the pennant. RWib and lataer won~ make that big 1 differn<e. r look !or ••other four ot five toam race. It m1kti me taueh when pe<>ple uggest the Bl1\ti · ''WI KAYE AMEW IAIY ~111111·· ' fe'!y~ars bene:~. f;oii,;j good deal the Braves made but 1 9:00 Twenfy ODe 9:SO Qcody~ar Theater 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show ~:00 GE Tbeatte l::lo Alhed llltcbcoek be a brUllant That gives me CUIIllllllham, Del an4 Wall1· !loon In meaning 1 protly ;ood hand wilt be aiUlnl down .very day. Cunnloaham pl11•d •ell at lint and 11 the outfield rnd be hit .311. lneludll:r ao101 of be moJt specli•ular prnoh hill of , the year. We rerard him 11 1 lolrd 300-hltter. Tbe leasue, of courao, II Jiron~ md the Brav01 were lt<fn&lbenll<l vhen they got Bob Rush and Don Katser from the CUbl. 'lbll "" 7:00 Hawkeye In to ~nnis, Boyer 'he outlltl~ . l)ay 10:00 Susp!cl9D 11 :Oil News lleadllnn 11:10 Weathercast · ti :U Nltowa!eit 1:00 Sip 6lf will prove :bOrtliOp. 0:2, Wt.ibeteil<t ·. day 111 a ~~bs~~~--~ 0 10 5:0.. cOmedy Time a:ja 1 wa1 riding. ' 2:30 J.(lllf fll$1• 8:00 !h!IIM ~dtre .,., • ~ Twenty-leur hours after bellll teleued from a hospital, Ht•bJtl Heeart•y Wll back again when 1 tanUr truck rammed a tar in whic.b be fnlt~ qr C0111<16tnC'11 Til' Tao Doulh "!i tlnfllr $t.IIO volumo wb1n ' the tho RETURN VISIT HARTFORD. C.nn, UP N. W. COMPTON, O. D. ..;. 1111 Otllllllhrelt. ...., 0f1111 · - t taU, 1·.. S.lete. t1 N...I • 'ftiiiL' 7:1o B1eftelor Flther a.Enfnv" ol1l01111 .l ---- Anention Dog. Owners TO MilT WIDNIII!AY Tht Middleport Llterarr Club will m~t Wedoetdl!' 1IWDQOfi at the home or 11r1. 11. I. Frenrh at 2. p. m. MOTHIRt CALLID Molhers of Sonloro In ltlildle. pert Hlrh Sahool are uraed to at· tend a meeting 11 !be achocl at 3:80 p. m. llonday 1c.ordlni It lhe announeom1n~ today b~ llrL John Ketehko. '• ,PTA MIITlNG Thl Parent·Tead!o Auoci&Uon Mothor·Sinltrt Cllon~~ will prac~ let TuutiQ eveal111 1t 1111 miUlo room ol Hlddloport Bllh Sci!Ool ~( 7 p. m. with MrL N. '· sw..~· hatner 11 director fad lira. Clla· tor Erwin It plantll. Al\l' lntero• ltd PTA memller Ia urlltd to at• tend llle rebeuNI. Kennel Lfclllll $10.00 I I Owners Name .• •.. .•.•. . . ... . ............ ..•. •. . ••. ', • · •.• •• •• · • 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0 o o o 0 o o o • , • 0 , , ' o o o o • o o o o o o o 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I ' .~. Township. . . . . • • . . . .• •.. , ... . . .. . . . . .. ....... -r-- were rl¥hl. tbe JCI were erijoy· ll.loall ldVIrtiJinl rtPIIIIIIIt IIVI, lloltlnelll·Klmbell, Jne., 141 l.tlhllloa Ayt,, tc1., Yon CIIJ, ll. !C. y, hltrM ll IO<OIId e}oaa malllna 1t Ul0 t 0 Ill01 II p... Ohio pol --M.aipiton n•· Dt" b SaUy - outer apal!ll. Branch'• doi. a cor1· GT tour aenentiona of the aam(! Stant companion on hit toal lamlly. Jtrlpphrg operation•, often an• Nomination For The Mo1t Un· wers lhe radio with hlo b"t ond WIUil Sl~ht : loudest barka Saucer flllton Seeing Fritz Buck recently ho" from liars, suroiyl And then there ore Mr. anO down Mechanic Street m a <frh· Vn. E. 1'. Rubbuon who will !ng, downpour of rain! Nomination ~·or Our Most Ac take a train out of Charletton Saturday night !or Richmond, Va. <ompiiRhed New Man About To•'ll Frank w. (8ltiJ Portor, attor· to via!t their No. t fsnd onb) &randchtld And II iobbte happy noy an oclated with Crow and to be out or publle ~trvtcel But Crow: A (l'lduate of Weal Polnl undidatea continue to want In •t. a teacher 11 Rto Grande Collego Wttneu: H1rry Craig, Charlll In enaineerlnl IUb)eoli, I Mel(• She<ls and Clair Kart hungerJn~ pra<tloint llltomey, I G111J• alter 1 comml11lonerohlp wltA l1nner, an 01pert bridle pl1yor popular Charleo Rrwell ourtiY 11d a devoled !amlly man. Holy obout to add hll 'name. Jim 0' Cow Bill, divulge where you Jlrlen to a R!lllell petltloa paMer lcund the 30.hour dl)'. If Wedne1day ni1M mldentJ Get well wlaheo to : Elma RU11ell of Pomeroy who botwoon Mlln and LoCUli, lnO •II sebtduled lor 1 two-week IIIJ Sixth Avt aod Firat Avt. In Mld· dioport deteytod 1 my pleaBOnt at Holzer next week. aroma waiting toWJrd them from DI!VOTED TO INTIIIREST8 the Roacr Mor1on mldence they ~ 8:00 P4ft7 Colnq · Crowded·Store NM'!ce •v • ,• 1~6;;8;;5;;a~re;;,; ; J;oh;;n;;W~oo ; ;d;;;;(;;ag;;e;;2;;6;;),;;;S;;ar;;;a;;;T;;;ur;;;;;;ne;;;r;;;;;p;;a;;rt;;;o;;;l1;;;1.;;;;;·~-'='"':":~~~.:_-~ r Oadv SeotmtJ ' · }l. com: ;;:1 T . . sieve Allen Show ~ llid I!~ .Show 10:00 ~h~l'l Sl!Dw Loretta Youu Show 10:~ Waterfront ~·:..oanr u:oo 11'1.._,Hiadlln<ia - .iiJiry • 11:10 Nltowattb· P•\i!ctiV.'s Dairy ·I:QO IJigll art·' Down ·op t~e F'itrm Bl,i Plc(~re • NBA Pro Basketball fit i&e · •· Howgj·\~ ' Gpspel Harmony N:eet the Prcn Outlbok llf¥ Frfead "\\I~ GARDINIII CLUI Tho Junior ADIIItur Oarde~eu Club will meet llonday at S:SQ at the houre of ~~ Paql ~11<111 wllb Mr~. William Slater • lbllr advil· or. Each mamber lo to brina I ... lure s~ . Ill••. PI".. (ot lh<l yeer are to be m;'de at ihia meetlnl. Are -~ n, Bel: ·\ Ho. oown 1 I .1 I I I I :v. 1P. 1!Ilk IWIIIteiOr1111Brlodl•l 1!11111 - I. . : CIIIC\!'1 T• MilT . Three clrel• o! tho B. H. San· born Mlstlonaty Society ol the I I I . I H&lr J l ifted I I II Tall IBmmi'!'•UowiJ.q!Sbort~l ~[j . liiJ ______ j _______ ._.:____ l - --'----'-- Perry A. Riggs, . First Baptlat ehureb will meet HAM ON THI TA&ll , Tuesday lfonlnl. The EJecta CirINDIANAPO!JS UP - Everett ole will meet at t~t home cl MTS. Maynard, manager or Swift "Co.. Poarl Jlollm••J tbe Doten Circle an Tndlanapollt meat packing firm ot tbe borne of ~ro. Edison lli· ;, try ing to fi!luro out how a ton ker and the Lovejoy Circle at t'• o! h•ln• wu stolto !fom lbe p._nt. hom~ of l\lrJ. ~·m~• Pullen. om,. He llld tilt hamt, iU ~hlna ' _ _..- - - 0.~ ft\111 !rom II•• !o \3 poliJidt ea~b, were A 111111 ot ~ prtto~ prde • valued 11 ,I,IU. !Mil fHii "" .. , • I COUtfl'Y AUDIT OR of Meiss County Uepae mast be obtalne!l P.9J t,le!' thaa Jan.. 20, ltSf, f4! ~tll!d ll'ylnc.$1 penalty. Bu.,• . ,\ '• ' I . '•• , '' �' I f r •• ' . ' :._THE DAILY SEHTIHE(-- ---··"··"'11""" - ., . I • ,r· ,redrych P. Nelsun's ~'I T .' 0 ' GENEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT ' J'or tbcse who wlsrJ f,r ~ aUmpse illto the (a&• Chann~ '3-Satutd". B:II !jlgn Ob • 8.30 Clrele ~ Ra~ . 20~ tnd Ralph Nicholson (age 20). early Colonial l)ays, e~pecially for thqse with .Since i.D\hllvants 1o ~lgs County came .... tamllW In Mill!l C<lll!ltr, we tffer Ill'! ftolP loeal polltts as well as fr.vi~J: the fWWrn foUowlng infonnatlon: Seaboard, the ronowtng.lnf<IIJI8(19n lhf~ Thomas Woo4 m. 9irah Buchanan (Aug. ol 6l:line help to those ~ki,D~ o. thf' tt, 178iJ In FauqJJitr QtNllty, \!a., 1«0ni!Dg try aen.-lO'~ at this lillie. Al!l!lll'dli!f ~ ' CQDSUi of 1810 In Washington County, Ohio ~records or Fauquior County. Mary Wood m. John Carter (Dec. 4, yr. not (the county wherein lies Marietta), these names were recorded: Wood, Campbell, Bai· Indicated, but presumed to be about 1780) .James Wood m. Elizabeth Evans (Sept 5, ley, Rathburn and many others. This lqlor· matlqn It found In Vol's 80 and 81 ol D.A.R J785). Lavlsa Wood m. John James (Jan. 8, 1787). Mag., Library of Conil'ess Genealogical Sec· Mark Wood m. Mary Bashaw (July 12, tlon Reference E:I02.5 .AJ2 2nd Set. 1787). The reason this column lui~ not gone too In Amelia County, Virginia, James Wood lar beyond the names ALKIRE and BUTCH· m. Sally Anderson (March, 1814). Sally was ER Is that, Information and questlona· dau. of Francb Anderson. ' lng into this departmant have ~en sloW, .1114 In Augusta County, Virginia, RJchard It Is our desire to not hurry anyone who may Woods m. (w. name not given) (Aug. IS, 1770). need more title to compile data. AS was Westmoreland County, Virginia, John mentioned before, a family geDetlollf q~to\lld Wood m Molly Cahall (Aug. 22, 1787) and be important to all the ,OIIR-11' (ellllftltlon. John Wood m Ann Price (May 27, 1789). AJ. There Is no better time tbnn now to 'et 1n so In Westmoreland County, Mary Wood m. with both bands. 'l'be·~81oft WOUld be tate Daniel Burgess (March 4, 1796) and Franres Indeed, when one MUlti ob!SIII the alill!llloc:• Wood m. Harrison Burgess (Oct. 9, 1805). this column could aftoril, Without an qutllly In We&tmoreland County, Virginia, Char. of several hundrid doUars for a Ctnealm Jes Wood was granted 268 acres. ot land (yr. search done 'by a prof.Wntllll ihe lteld. 1683) recorded on page 353 ol Book No. 5 ol Because of Ot.!t' lilfe f6t GUt eGIIIJIIUIIItyalld County Records. neighbors we sem tor pi~ ~nl1: · ' In Goochland County, Va., Henry Wood In our exptlrl~ w1 .now Cba1 not ff"Y was granted 110 acres or land (yr. 1?80). one Is lnteresled 111 tile tiiiiJly Ua~ sf!le4 lo AlSO' to ~bland County, Va ., Henry Tur· ills not possll)le 10 t!llfmntl'ate ~w~ EASt Cli!CAG()...Lib""'n NtW ~l!ll~ \}!~ fter was granted 300 acres ot land (yr. 1731). uninterested and lftlereded wltfwlt • • Jbr<llt! Smith tald the ltbrw ,... ~=pen':'1~, 1111~" ""~ .~ _J 1 "'"""a Thre lamllla 1 M1 c • ~ com ettf4d t)irough the mall a copy or tr·-· "'·'• t'• " 11. ...,......,_ Dms;u · ~ e r name. n ega ounty, de- munlcatlon, we IIIJ!t( tli6 cfoot ~~ tor your Scott's J!o!la&e stamp Atbum tna: ~.:;;,t ;..L'r6;.~~~~'hl. eendants or whom could have mterated !rom cards. Your Sentinel if • inedla ot wH itolen !rom hi• library . In tla1 wu 87 , 1 ~ Anlelel. , Virginia, who aceordlng to record tmmigrat- exceeding valqe to -· alld ""Ul CO"'Dl"llilv 11132. f. $to bUt was attached to ·• , "", JV• ·~ \Ito I}Ook by a r~bhor ban~, Jtqllo ~ bol'l'~~ M •ot ~~ 6lf. ~td to VIrgt'nla v1a. Shl P "Bonaventure" In The GenealOIQr D,eJIII'Imeftt fl •• flilepll ablr to cover 4amase to orl tleally all owned ldtfti\IIQ~ on -on • 9:$0 'l'I!A t :OO ~A 4·30 I!~cln~ !rom Hialeah ~:Q9' ~IQ' K!nJ,, 6:80 l!opalong ;Cmldy e:QII New• P!Cii'P:e ti:IS S~6J'tl Eye 8:30 i'td'eral Men • T:lJO Saturdai ~ht Jamboree Nil People WHO _f_ a 0001 D'"''YL. DUNNIT T\lliiM~ MIITIQ ~~LID II moetinc of the Red ero.. '!!., e<~tlvo Board bad been called lor Tll~day evening at 8 p. m.'lll the Chapter I'GORI(. Vmoll. Ne11o j 1 By Chot Tlnnthlll oouaty chalnnan. "Chatter" columns are a dUne a dozen ln hometown news· papers eve,rywhere. With a great deal or help !rom our I d f fh ne~. s o e Dally Sentinel · ~veu the county this one may rise, on occasion, a cut or two above the run-ol-mine. Perhaps like Mr. Winchell, or the lute 0 0 Mcintyre, by working to· gether we can reveal a truly county-shattel'ing top secret fact upon rare occasions. Not a weekly scandal corner, or a political diatribe weekly letter, "WHODUNNIT" In Meigs County hopes to rise into the class ol pleasant rending. Contributions to "WHODUN· NIT'' will be accepted anytime during the day by anyone on the Sent.lnel starr. And ao: And all othm feeling undor Social event s took , nlco turn tho weather. for G5l•h and bach•lor Frunk Moat Transferred Unfinished Will l01t week when fellow mom· Hou,. and l.ot: ben ol tho Antik Club wave him Mt. and llrJ. Johnny Terrell • gold plated elgurct lighter ,. have bought the house on Chit CIRCLI TO MilT The A!tornoon Clr~lq or th• w.s c.s. will meet Tburoday at the Koalb -.IJ>Odlat chureh will> lh c. n. Konkrlght as tho oul•estlou a! leader Hoate~Bea are Mrs. Brll(• Lloyd, Mr. Herbert Chambers. Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. Carl MaUox, Mr11. Everett Davis and Mrs. R. A. Mlller. 'TO MilT TUISDAY The Friendly Circle of Inc Fod erot•rt Church will meet TUesday ot 8 p. m at tho chureh. Mr& Wal do 1. Bartels will t..d devoUons and Mrs. Fred t.elfhelt will bq In charg~ o! the proflam. The !lev. Waldo 1. Bortela will conduct In· 1tollailon o! oflleen and ~Ira. Robart Coate• wlll be .the ••Iolii lor a birthday i lCt. Other me n1Dcr&-- drcn' llorne Hill IJra:t owued and the lnstaiJutlon . .Hollf:essu w111 IX' Bob Jacobs, Ed Stark. Ethen purtlally flnlihod two yours ugo Ml" Erma Smtih, Mill Elizabeth Harper and Dick Scyi<JO' by the Aokleys. Tho original own Flck and Mro. t.ellhpll. R. C1 F'ollrod i.s learmg him l<llf to plct:cs realina hctwcen eontractJ and hamporcrl by bad weather at guardrail work. Henry Ewing rushe!d Into conference wllll lnaurance peopln lt~ st week aflcr Huntington', dlaaatroua tire and 1 water atoppali!e In one or Ilia own Pomeroy bulld1n1L Anyone with o ham radio on the u me wave bnn flit Branch Fleming's h oy " t In hla trucl: may !lgure !hoJ•'rc tuned In on on sold It to the late Juhn Hanj. ley with the b"aaemenL as Uvlng quarters; John's many frlemls were ahoeked when he left h: 1956 und Mn. Handley decided to sell. It went to Jack and Sue (Struble) Cramer whu in turn sold It to the Terrell• when Jack waa IIADIURY PTA The next rc a ul~r meet1n1 otlhc Bradbury PTA will be held at tho 1chool Tuesday, January 21, a! 7:30. Mill SallY Schaal, Special Eduealloo toacber In th' Jlutland Schools will dlsCil.!l some "lm· m t1ned elsowhore by General pllcatlol)ll of Spe<tol Edutatlon" Each teacher will be I~ her roopt l'ol. 7{30 to rltll with parents This younr abodo 1lrearly hn.1 !rom about achool problt~m• and quoct. as much to tell as many MelJII Ions con~rolng th• echool or pu. County houaet 16 years Gt older pll. Refre.bmelll.! will bo served which have lloen home to three at the clo•• or the prorrom. InK ' Jparo rib barbecue. Chef• were RoKer and Rkh Follrod. MO!t Vlallecl Puleroy Yeuth . Pearl Hawthorne, Jr., who onr day thio wee~ bode new Olllo Unlvei'IIIY Cole• BIU Ilea& coodb•' aft er a len•th• • ' c'at " and turn· ed around to ll'l!et a reploMn · K" ••10..,CIDIJ, tatlve of tho Unlveralt•' or Kon· ..mr wllere avollablt "' .,~ on• mr In ldva""' 111 tueky. JIM! to.Uy Reotlnel offlee, .IS.Sl: General 11 Tiieme: "Junior, we D~Dtht, $1.80; thl'ft mentb•, wo nt youl B1 molor route vrhll'o anlt one moot~ $1. By mall one ft':\:&it0~·1' ::::~:" Klx months, $4.:13; tlu... ·~~=;~J montb, $1. ;;, every llfternoon n by 'lbe Ohio Valloy II 110 lle•'Nnl< ' ... ' iltmo1 Channei3;-Monday 8:45 Sign On 1:00 Today 9:00 llcnlper Boom, 9:30 Trouble Wltb Father 10:00 Arlene FranCis Show 10:30 Treaau're Hunt II :00 The l1rlco Ia Right I :Bq !•12:10 l:ll( 9:ll0 C,lub oasis . 01$0 GtSele ~·~:~;::.Ow IO:!Ifl Eod '! IQ:~il lJ- .:OuJd !Ill lou i<!l.ttlly New. 1:15 Mol'ietlme I :00 tur ' l:tlciOI'II a:so Spip..b PlaybO\IM 4:00 Queen tc!U JIQo-. 0:30 M~ J!OliWitll Spor{J EYe lfewl ·PJotm NiidN~ 7:90 The hi<o l.a Bight 8:QO Jlestleat GUll ' 8:3o Tallls of W<!ll.a hr(t rotmle6~~~Pf=~~= •· KUliG 4, Turkllll liP· I Kind ol , otpr t. II&Ok ~ , . ~tot ....;•• ol tllllll' ol ~00<1 . ;;; -~ t......... •l~t · u. Clprt iO. C)ti'UI fruita T. Itt c1pl~ , lftd II Ma"'~~ 11.1 l!flnl•, preelo"' 8.1Jnelft . atone · 13. t!t11t! tnout.) 9 Simmer 11. Ptll1rt ot ,C. 'ftle II.IJ;x<llml• l~. Ia•~ llone lt. AI- . olp• rettoo o!lkwom lion lD. King's IQR 11. Antelope 16. !lnrUo~ (Air.I jlctt1r II.. Temple 19. Elevotod <Stamt trlln U. River hoart tiiiAll (Jap l n. Obtai• 29. Be1eh ,,, :1 ''tA r 1p; It :<: 1 Y1 :.;n ; 1:; :1 111 1' 1 l: fJi q ,·,i ~ : I~; I 1 il::J~t ,...,,..,., ....... Aoterllk !1. 34. FOQd lsi&ng) 31. Queen ., nanlt 81. The end • ., J fatrln · ..... 12:45 G·Jidlnte' Light ~ i~~~~~~~-M-n~~ ~ [I w; II. Plo)'llllllf 27. 1)o~tn (Alii) Jt Jewlik ""1·of lJf• 12:30 ~·.~'!~· f!il' '\'lllliorfO., 12:15 3& Blblioll nlmt st. Slnrle unll I 8:00 Co1'141n KiDSaroo 8:45 cas News 9:00 Morii\JII ~ 10:00 Garry Moore 10:80 ~l'IIIIIF. GodfrtJ ll·80 Dolto t2:00 News at N<lOII rHlll.'l UJ ':I: (S. Afr,j 24. = Channel8-~onday •.,,_. ::1 s, ~~ (~ ~J~[-1 ~.~~~ '..J ·,j)Y.~ .;..u l .••. ~ •. f I'Jj !jl'J j j I I'~IIIJ . It , j tJ[ u ;j !Ll~·::; •o. Bt~llcll '4-+-+-+~~ 11:00 Sunday News ~·l.al 11:15 Tbe Lite Show ,;,•,t; .' •., · ·~ u :. JO. Jlbl~al 12.l'onl!"'.. walk 10:00 $8&.000 ~halkllll 10:80 What's IIY lJne - JIO •• ,-..,. 1<1 1. WUit II Melas County News IODnlh at. CoUll!, Suailoy- Channel I. · oltlotrt p..S 11.1111 l,ft'a 'lake A Trip sa.~nl Wll4 Bill llickoll II.Eiherul fluid 31. Feild tron. heiYfl\ IU. TillY 40. Out of bod 41. It obllf&144 u. Fllll DOWN I A Job Lmld111to ·¥,.-F'eot 1~30 ~~ Up · and Uve 11:00 UJIIlitl' NatloDI In Action U:SO Crilert 'lbrM " , Iff 13> ~I'' . Doi·ly "\.] a:oo Uti ~00 ':SO &:00 11:00 Badlf and Bulleli Slll\daY Sbowme ~· 14•1 word race the Nation CIIS News CoJ14Util Best the Clock can rua away witll tbe flat. lfo lieve me, it can't haoPID · in 1 Ort tills little f~llqw's alight sbouid~rs re st 'he buldens and w~lg)tll o~ w~rld IQader· ,· league ao efellly ba!&P<<d u Natro,.l League. . , , With tqe·world 'In a chaqtlc state, the need for njllgtous ·kallilnl II J111tllr llefore. T!Jjs..lp)Je U~ne tO teacl! JOUr ;elll~dr~q t~e' Jlon_,. ~f) lleauty o( r,- ~Jl'-~un, to-lnstlllln them the immortal and s reading and t~lling your chUdren Bl In your cv~ryday life, by sendlpg yo rtOill'aill~•. you ll'ili bUild chilracter, faith an be able to ac!Ueve • united, JIEI~ce ound woril~ of th.\1 Bible. •• ' · · · ur children to ·cl\~rc)! aifll•ttQM!fti iii~' d love .. !i'OJ illf, \hr.oli.sb r~lfgj.9rl U\~1 .We , M world wljer~ all men wll[ "J,.ov.e ThY a~d that · every Sunday, to .enrlclt your life your ehlldren with r~ljgton-the 11viour '(Jf all mliJ!kitid . : • · I' i I' ! !t t the hope that it wilt, 1,. ~me measurl!, .foster·arid help susthat which is good In famliy and conimu'n'itv life, this feais sponsored bv the business firms and orgonizotior.s whose l.ftdtml!~ appear below. ' w ·;·t·h ABel A'pplllnca Serv. .·.:.......·-·:PflillaroY C11111nt Block·(o.·· Middleport I Middleport. Ohio . Foreman & AblloH • Custom )Built Kitchens AVOID AN ACCIDENT Stiffler Red Anchor P~mer0y 'Budget ShopPinJ '~ FH• Refrfgarttlon YOU CAN'T ALWAYS Pomeroy, OJ!Io , 124 E. Main St. Mlddlepoll& •' - I But you can avoid paying the bills if you are protect· ed by one or our low eost Liability Insurance pjllil;ies Cel!let ' Ohio Val.y Baking Co SEE US! Ma\:en of Ho~am Bread VDEdwarcls R. H. RIRVIngs & Sou Co. Your Bodle 6 P!liio•th l)ealer Heln"s . Bakery •n•••UUt Meigs EqulpmeiJf Co. UQ AAnlo. Oaklay ~00 tu.l• t~• THIS COULD HAPPEN TO AN,YBODY · ble stories, by pt•ctlclnl'the· wisdom ol· r• ,. f~1~~!~y·~.;~r yo~r ~burch this Sunday, and B.kar Furniture ' Jl'// don't let anybody toU you I~ lock• up the pennant. RWib and lataer won~ make that big 1 differn<e. r look !or ••other four ot five toam race. It m1kti me taueh when pe<>ple uggest the Bl1\ti · ''WI KAYE AMEW IAIY ~111111·· ' fe'!y~ars bene:~. f;oii,;j good deal the Braves made but 1 9:00 Twenfy ODe 9:SO Qcody~ar Theater 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show ~:00 GE Tbeatte l::lo Alhed llltcbcoek be a brUllant That gives me CUIIllllllham, Del an4 Wall1· !loon In meaning 1 protly ;ood hand wilt be aiUlnl down .very day. Cunnloaham pl11•d •ell at lint and 11 the outfield rnd be hit .311. lneludll:r ao101 of be moJt specli•ular prnoh hill of , the year. We rerard him 11 1 lolrd 300-hltter. Tbe leasue, of courao, II Jiron~ md the Brav01 were lt<fn&lbenll<l vhen they got Bob Rush and Don Katser from the CUbl. 'lbll "" 7:00 Hawkeye In to ~nnis, Boyer 'he outlltl~ . l)ay 10:00 Susp!cl9D 11 :Oil News lleadllnn 11:10 Weathercast · ti :U Nltowa!eit 1:00 Sip 6lf will prove :bOrtliOp. 0:2, Wt.ibeteil<t ·. day 111 a ~~bs~~~--~ 0 10 5:0.. cOmedy Time a:ja 1 wa1 riding. ' 2:30 J.(lllf fll$1• 8:00 !h!IIM ~dtre .,., • ~ Twenty-leur hours after bellll teleued from a hospital, Ht•bJtl Heeart•y Wll back again when 1 tanUr truck rammed a tar in whic.b be fnlt~ qr C0111<16tnC'11 Til' Tao Doulh "!i tlnfllr $t.IIO volumo wb1n ' the tho RETURN VISIT HARTFORD. C.nn, UP N. W. COMPTON, O. D. ..;. 1111 Otllllllhrelt. ...., 0f1111 · - t taU, 1·.. S.lete. t1 N...I • 'ftiiiL' 7:1o B1eftelor Flther a.Enfnv" ol1l01111 .l ---- Anention Dog. Owners TO MilT WIDNIII!AY Tht Middleport Llterarr Club will m~t Wedoetdl!' 1IWDQOfi at the home or 11r1. 11. I. Frenrh at 2. p. m. MOTHIRt CALLID Molhers of Sonloro In ltlildle. pert Hlrh Sahool are uraed to at· tend a meeting 11 !be achocl at 3:80 p. m. llonday 1c.ordlni It lhe announeom1n~ today b~ llrL John Ketehko. '• ,PTA MIITlNG Thl Parent·Tead!o Auoci&Uon Mothor·Sinltrt Cllon~~ will prac~ let TuutiQ eveal111 1t 1111 miUlo room ol Hlddloport Bllh Sci!Ool ~( 7 p. m. with MrL N. '· sw..~· hatner 11 director fad lira. Clla· tor Erwin It plantll. Al\l' lntero• ltd PTA memller Ia urlltd to at• tend llle rebeuNI. Kennel Lfclllll $10.00 I I Owners Name .• •.. .•.•. . . ... . ............ ..•. •. . ••. ', • · •.• •• •• · • 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0 o o o 0 o o o • , • 0 , , ' o o o o • o o o o o o o 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I ' .~. Township. . . . . • • . . . .• •.. , ... . . .. . . . . .. ....... -r-- were rl¥hl. tbe JCI were erijoy· ll.loall ldVIrtiJinl rtPIIIIIIIt IIVI, lloltlnelll·Klmbell, Jne., 141 l.tlhllloa Ayt,, tc1., Yon CIIJ, ll. !C. y, hltrM ll IO<OIId e}oaa malllna 1t Ul0 t 0 Ill01 II p... Ohio pol --M.aipiton n•· Dt" b SaUy - outer apal!ll. Branch'• doi. a cor1· GT tour aenentiona of the aam(! Stant companion on hit toal lamlly. Jtrlpphrg operation•, often an• Nomination For The Mo1t Un· wers lhe radio with hlo b"t ond WIUil Sl~ht : loudest barka Saucer flllton Seeing Fritz Buck recently ho" from liars, suroiyl And then there ore Mr. anO down Mechanic Street m a <frh· Vn. E. 1'. Rubbuon who will !ng, downpour of rain! Nomination ~·or Our Most Ac take a train out of Charletton Saturday night !or Richmond, Va. <ompiiRhed New Man About To•'ll Frank w. (8ltiJ Portor, attor· to via!t their No. t fsnd onb) &randchtld And II iobbte happy noy an oclated with Crow and to be out or publle ~trvtcel But Crow: A (l'lduate of Weal Polnl undidatea continue to want In •t. a teacher 11 Rto Grande Collego Wttneu: H1rry Craig, Charlll In enaineerlnl IUb)eoli, I Mel(• She<ls and Clair Kart hungerJn~ pra<tloint llltomey, I G111J• alter 1 comml11lonerohlp wltA l1nner, an 01pert bridle pl1yor popular Charleo Rrwell ourtiY 11d a devoled !amlly man. Holy obout to add hll 'name. Jim 0' Cow Bill, divulge where you Jlrlen to a R!lllell petltloa paMer lcund the 30.hour dl)'. If Wedne1day ni1M mldentJ Get well wlaheo to : Elma RU11ell of Pomeroy who botwoon Mlln and LoCUli, lnO •II sebtduled lor 1 two-week IIIJ Sixth Avt aod Firat Avt. In Mld· dioport deteytod 1 my pleaBOnt at Holzer next week. aroma waiting toWJrd them from DI!VOTED TO INTIIIREST8 the Roacr Mor1on mldence they ~ 8:00 P4ft7 Colnq · Crowded·Store NM'!ce •v • ,• 1~6;;8;;5;;a~re;;,; ; J;oh;;n;;W~oo ; ;d;;;;(;;ag;;e;;2;;6;;),;;;S;;ar;;;a;;;T;;;ur;;;;;;ne;;;r;;;;;p;;a;;rt;;;o;;;l1;;;1.;;;;;·~-'='"':":~~~.:_-~ r Oadv SeotmtJ ' · }l. com: ;;:1 T . . sieve Allen Show ~ llid I!~ .Show 10:00 ~h~l'l Sl!Dw Loretta Youu Show 10:~ Waterfront ~·:..oanr u:oo 11'1.._,Hiadlln<ia - .iiJiry • 11:10 Nltowattb· P•\i!ctiV.'s Dairy ·I:QO IJigll art·' Down ·op t~e F'itrm Bl,i Plc(~re • NBA Pro Basketball fit i&e · •· Howgj·\~ ' Gpspel Harmony N:eet the Prcn Outlbok llf¥ Frfead "\\I~ GARDINIII CLUI Tho Junior ADIIItur Oarde~eu Club will meet llonday at S:SQ at the houre of ~~ Paql ~11<111 wllb Mr~. William Slater • lbllr advil· or. Each mamber lo to brina I ... lure s~ . Ill••. PI".. (ot lh<l yeer are to be m;'de at ihia meetlnl. Are -~ n, Bel: ·\ Ho. oown 1 I .1 I I I I :v. 1P. 1!Ilk IWIIIteiOr1111Brlodl•l 1!11111 - I. . : CIIIC\!'1 T• MilT . Three clrel• o! tho B. H. San· born Mlstlonaty Society ol the I I I . I H&lr J l ifted I I II Tall IBmmi'!'•UowiJ.q!Sbort~l ~[j . liiJ ______ j _______ ._.:____ l - --'----'-- Perry A. Riggs, . First Baptlat ehureb will meet HAM ON THI TA&ll , Tuesday lfonlnl. The EJecta CirINDIANAPO!JS UP - Everett ole will meet at t~t home cl MTS. Maynard, manager or Swift "Co.. Poarl Jlollm••J tbe Doten Circle an Tndlanapollt meat packing firm ot tbe borne of ~ro. Edison lli· ;, try ing to fi!luro out how a ton ker and the Lovejoy Circle at t'• o! h•ln• wu stolto !fom lbe p._nt. hom~ of l\lrJ. ~·m~• Pullen. om,. He llld tilt hamt, iU ~hlna ' _ _..- - - 0.~ ft\111 !rom II•• !o \3 poliJidt ea~b, were A 111111 ot ~ prtto~ prde • valued 11 ,I,IU. !Mil fHii "" .. , • I COUtfl'Y AUDIT OR of Meiss County Uepae mast be obtalne!l P.9J t,le!' thaa Jan.. 20, ltSf, f4! ~tll!d ll'ylnc.$1 penalty. Bu.,• . ,\ '• ' I . '•• , '' �'" .• · ·· -~ --- ----- - ... ........ _ . . _.. .. . . ...·--''f''' .' ~ .' . ' I <' \ ... ,..\ / ,· ·· - - ~ -- ·-- ---·- · tornadoes SurpriSed, Upset In last 8 SecOnds BY B•f'~~·- -- panthers D ·"•' am•,w·mI.n . _!~:!~r.!!~~~~~~·oItn. l:l CALL · .,,,.,;.y,,. · 1 d ~· ~a·';;, Last 10 s·"" ~~~nonds Over Bulldo · gs· . TION: :~~~~·~r~r.' 7~:' Racl~et. ·~r[:; . ,. . Rutland Drops .· 72-50 Decision To.Coolville · Tbe hi b unexpected b~t feared d . Tile B•UII S.Cittel in lelrs caliibt Tor• tbe Tornadoes had led by as murb DESK former Panther Back Visiting· Here C hH Ar:rob,.em Every oac as · LAW REQUIRES ·~' R. E. TRACY, SR. Visit Our ••• HI-FI ROOM . ' Complete Selection af and ather RECORDS 1'01'1'UNt;S - Ill Lf,UIJ.LY- a:,;z- <.:J,!I.SSICS and IIOCK N' ROLL THIS WEEK'S 'TOP 5' IN STORE R~;<.:ORD~ll SALES I. A1'TIIE IIOPtBMHDanny anrl the .Juniors SomeUme.s IBMil- ABC·IJarumou!)l 0871 2. STOOD Ul' tDMI)o-Rieky NeiMon •WAITIN' IN SCIIOOI,. IBM I)lmpe~rlul 5483 Easter.n Upsets Wah J55 7 In Chester Game · 3... llREA'I' BAI.I.S OF t'lllE IBMI)oJcrry Lee l.ewis You Win Ag•in <UMlf-Sun 2111 4. AI'KJI, LOV.; IASCAI')o-l'al Buono When lhe Sw;.~llows t:omo ·Back to Ct&li!:l· trano IAilCAPf-llot 15660 . 5. I'EGGV SUE (IIMI)-Duddy llolly Everyday CBMil- Coi'Oi 111883 team liPBel the Watlama White I<'alcomt Frlday night by a eonvln cing 74-:J~ score on the Cbe1ter floor. Ralph Knight of Eastern led ail scorers wilh 27 points a~d wao a~ ly a88isled by hil team mates, Ro· ~er Gaul ond George Collin•, who had 211 and 21 polnl!, respectively. E"lct'n jumped to ~n early load which !he l'alcons were never ablll to overcome. Their blggoll advan· tagc In the period was at 17-6 wlt,b 2 minutes to play. The Falcons thcn·pul on a rally and pulled to wltldn seven points at the end of ASSOCIATED RADIO and H1111 TELEVISION derlul. But don't let's pUib too A meetlnl ha' been' p~ . JOHN 2 u• L 0 Gaillpolil ........... .... .. 0 Wellston ................ 5 Mldoll.,.ll ......... . .. .. . 3 2 Nollonvlll' . ............ 0 2 . SJ$~00 -· ,w . 2 4 c ~ ~ /, ~o~ndcr~;!u;l=a~nd~th:e:!:an:•:,:•·e=w~on~-~=======;=~~~:;~;:;;~ . than·the best' of the Low-Price 3- for \ ' ' OH 10 VALLEY CO. : 12) Card Of Thanks . T~shcd • )w:;;,-w-:1-:sb~t:-o~ex. p-re_a_s0-u-r"'d!>o-pe-:-:-st ;p: l Pltl<ilt!Qn to Meigs Generi,l sf~ ' ,l i>aled· strow. Paul Orr. Long JloUom. Phone 3032. I 17 61P, · .iAy-;;;i CfijtN:si1;;l.y Ulbba, Dr. J, J. Pavil, Rev. Freil Gard· Lof>IJ BotloGI, Route z. ner, 'l\awUngs Coqta Fliitetal, 21 8tlp .Fr«:llda and nelgbbQn In lime.of -.;;:;;t;;o;;;;;;o:;;;;;;J;i;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;o; , death o! our lather, Homer • ; • Mtght. . • Ml'l.· Vlrglrtia Eastep lira. Emoseno llartel• : . lin. ]tlaxlno Ultl•118 ltp J . '""I ' ' '·JJ·~ ...... ....... ;;.;2., it.,. ..... wit '$299.00 r ·I ' 'BAKER I .FURNITURI 01 Tlte BriDltest C011111t f•ll!lddltipm - -~ - ~ 1 (Sl Auro Soles : .Drs aulek va 2 d;, Sedan. ! llow drive. A careful fhle Dyna· own~r ; ear on another new Buick .Radl'p, : ) aDd. lleater. $U96. Dlaetlnar'o PGmerqy. , 1 ·ta 6tP. . ,; ' iot!llln !lyllrJ , yr$1,4~$, Biaettn-r's Potitero!(,. · .. j 13 Stc :lit ror~' V8 i 'iJ.t•lane ;V:Iet;i; : Cpc. Hard T ' ¥.odei.,';~xcept· ,I ' . ft4l fu'r Rent 3 room apartment. Also, z sleepEng' rooms, Call 388-Y. - - - - - - , -- 1::.15:...:.6t.:.p Sleepln• room& Close in town." A p • 11 I27 B u ornut vc .• omeroy. I 18 ·12 h' Apartments. buaioess room; traUer 1pace. Call 6170. 115 tfc. On Rt. 33. Coli Wm. Oru,.r Rook Sprlngt Your Only Authorized Fuller BRUSH MAN Jame, Marriner I. Molll St. 736 p111111rol'. Ohio , Jlho.,. No. 12f _ Aftor s I'M 10.7·11 ......___ Tree Senice. Trilnml~l or remov• , In g. 5 yeara IX]ferlell<e. Robert Sayre. Phone 3905, Racine. 1 14 4lto t.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;r.;;;;;;;;;;-;;::.-~-;;;;- TRAILERS ' TRAILERS /.CT NOW S"•v"• $IOO TO $IOOO Wmrb', Ohlo, 41>11~r 1tue' witb 76 nell' and ~ trailers 14 to 50 It, ai•o 10 wides. Tw and three bcdroo1111, naUona!l, knon mateo, The lowest po~ olbie terms · anywhere. Drive little and ••~• a lot. '1hase ar well worth your trip. Thl• I your LAST ahopping ' place, a• come prepare4 to deal. 1aol -free delivery. Move In tomor row. Anything of value tsken d In tra e. WAVERLY MOBILE HOME SALES U. S. Hlaltwov 23 • \VAII!RLY, OHI!) 1~=:=:;:;=::::====~ : , dan.t'ine of th, ~ie.!DCS\ '5:!~ . Ill 3 room apartment 401 Spritig I: . • area. !ll911· ,Bia~tnato Po.meroy~ Av>nue, Pomeroy. Phone 290M. Nov' a~ailabl ~ for hQUiO painting 1·11-ett. • ,·. • · .1136tc inside avd ou t. Rioh11rd Fldlftr. I : mSPi'Ymouth 4 dr. ~~dap. Spar~ 3 '"!'tit tUrnished ap.artment with Phone 516X ,Pomeroy. , ,1101 o~iglpal ~lack ~hJ $491!1 • b~)h. Willies lttrntshed. Home I 13 6tp l j Blaeltnar's Pollleroy I "I I 13 8tc. Rl!ltaurant, Middleport. . ( 20 8 I I nSU"OI1C8 • ' ' · ' ·· " · I 14 6tc • ' ; 19ii'Buick V8B 4 dr. S.~~n.- Clu>ice ·- - .. · - · .., Bl For Rent - · l!!XI•lliiOO .i.tdden, of three line cara .... ~. ael· S<!a!lold toards, 1lrop ClothL MAl WAR~ tnar's, Pomeroy. I ~8 .stc Cilnton Fisher, ldlddieport. . ; 1955--'0idsmobita w 2 dr. liard Pl>•ne 11Zt!5-X. Ill If I: .. story. . .• • I R&l'L ·Almos' li»elbe aar K,was todern a l·o·n sec!Jtuf noor,' \.·--~ ::-:: ~ .... l sold! $1,695. Biaettnar's, Pqm· oilet and lavatory on first, .._ .,., - " " .. 1 1 ~ etc • : __::.. ._ _ , ood garste, about live minute' 115 1••,.,..,d St. fl : ~~ Ford Pickup, ·new motor; take frotn Court Uou!le .. A. N. Ben· ~,~.,...,.., 011111 ' over payments lor b•lanee due gel, s!O:M. 1·8·6tlp See Eugehe Sny11er; 130 E Tr•IJer 1p..e. ue.n of Middle- OOMPLETII ~n•ur••ee Protection. ' ' Main, Pomeroy. 0. 1-)6-3(p. Uf!; ~utr,.. Fire, Polio. Call llor Port. Gel locLted bj!lon muedy o• Mills'. Ml!IHie;~rt. Qltlo. · .• • , . grq'4H hllrlf you. .Pbone 9:4w• !c;.) !!lor Scif , ' idgor R<JII'~tlds, Reynoid'a DllP1 ~"'" ~ .._,~1 . ~ SCort, llll!dlepoi1, O!lfo. • ltflcldlcl¥.'!1· Plf<t , A-obtl"' .l);;ltiim.)\Jut. Kl\iib.n ... ii~ 1• a'•lfe p..,O,;,, .,.._,, ms.t "; M6f deal:llltljl· lor your home. :jijt ~ ed • ~,_..,,. Forem•• " A~r':; · ' : ~Q~(t P!I!IB~ .vt 4 dr. Coronel S~ TOP,_,/11'~. Jll'~fiiiiJ~i AriV~· Eig!lto-~J~~!f":' Two i Aftonliii . ff,It, , / '- w. MC,OS., JiALL , , • .Mill St. .I i .. ..... .......... I ' ' " 1 ~· .... Paul Zirkle, llllocutor of .the Estate·ol Rasmond Zlrkle, deceased . 01Brien and O'Brien Attorneys for Exocutor (I) II , 18, W, (2) I. Sic Legal t<fotice j 1 ., .. .a . ':!,m••!.. ' LIGAL NDTIC:I NOTICI OP PUBLIC IAL~ In the purtuance of the orlor of the Problte Court ol Mdp County, I wlli offor lor oale at public auctlot~<>n tbe ·t5th day or · Februal'y, 1958, at 10:00 o'ck·c~,. on the · Iron~ 114PI of .tht et,.· houae, lbe lo)io'willl descrlbad t·eal estate oltuated Jo lhe OOUllt' , of · Melg~ Vlllare of PolllOI'Oy, .aacl ., State of· Ohio, loowit: ·1 PARCEL No. 1: Being io .100 acre lot number $06 o! the Ohio, Company'• l'Ur- · ehaee, lq wit: 'I'll• lol on wl,jch •· Peter Wlkeii re•lde4 at .tilt t:1011 of biJ ~eatb 'beint SO: feet flltiiil and mnolnil hick tli1 te~t and ~ . ing the tblrd lot ftoltl the cornff of rrty Sn'etit aa4 tbe Street nifl. niDI parallel wllb the riVe( bEl"' on the west olde of aeeond •trlOt. Also the foliowinr deaeribed real estate !ltilated In 1111 Vlli~ of P9111eroy, COunty of ~elit aftd State' of Ohio, a~d bounded and described as toiloVIo: Beitig lot number H2 on tbe p!Jt o! Horten apd Debney'a addition to the village of Pomeroy, lleins · 1 1· -• •g 1 ·• 13 feet wide In ron a... • e.. wjde in the rear. · ·. "ARC"" ''o. •·. • . . " ; I . ' •· ""' " • 1 Being in the Villa«• of pqme~~ · '. :" " County 61 Meip; Sta'- ot Ollio n " · 100 ocro ' iot No. 306 of'tl1o 0 "·" '" 11 Compaily's · ·.iof"" ,,., I• ,. B~inll ln Ptlrcb''"' lot 110 onW:~~: 1)10 pial tt•ton ~pd Dabney'! addl!i~~· \o " "' ' VU!a•• · •, • of Pomero "" ohia,.. s~ '"1 , , ~~~bein~ 3D {eel wide alld .so .' ' ': ~ , ,'. , · ,: , : ,. 0, , . S~l4 premloes ore appraioed at $3080.00 and must be sold lor not leo0 than two-lhll'do of said a~ • r praised vnlue, and the terlllll of sale are cash in hand on day of .eik . ° . ,Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE •I '" i!'' Slatt of Ohio, Moig• County, ss. II II Jn tho P,..balt Coull. ,, . Notice is tlven, thai Davey l)cl· t . ano· Wolfe ~~~~4., . 1lJi!, ~pplieatlon January 17, 1958." for iii order of ...... - • • . ' 17) elp ant ~t ~ I the court to register ~bis birth ·~ Phonit. ~Y. . . 8 t:~ .P••61 IJ/' whltb w~ nol recori " , alleging "OR Sl.iJll:: qne LanoaSt.el · ~ Wanted, "'•~ or Wolll&n, to. han· , \-.1(1~ IIi , ·'l • th\\" be w-.f .born F roray 19, ~ell. J•l pump witu p~ die eredif and intunnce tnvo" l . · · · , • !93' · 10 L!itar! ' Town tp Same tank tOO rwitcb.' Also 81-feet ligations, for a national com Ml~EPORT' ~ &-room cottage will 'be for tiearing an~ary 20, .•. plar.tle f :~, 1~ x 1\4.; 014! mereial teportmgJ burelll, on:~ . wtth gas h~ating, commode and 19~at 10 o'dbck A IM arehlteet's drawinr tab!., li;ool part time lee pet' report basi"o '' lavatory. ConveniOlltiY located ., J h C Bcon and tools One IYr'!Wrlllf around' Pomeroy and Middle· . on•Gra.nt ~!teet. Small lot. Only A~UnKPr:bate Jvdge. llld on' fllinl eobl'lt~ bandmBde. port, Ohio. Please Wrtt~ PO $2800.00. " · (I) 18 ltc 01111 electric tabt. iaw, ••e wooct ' Box 104tl Columbus, Ohio. HIGHWAY HDMI - New 4·room ,' lathor; ,we aolld oak 81deboard, 1-IHtc ' ranch style with large living · TRAP WARNING ' •• ."Wblte" !llling miCIIllte, ro~m wltb dining area, mahog· LUVERNE.' Minn.- Higilway pa· ltllti"'~ Piton Pomeroy •11-J. · Se any plywood walls, and natural d d ~..,. . lit!. (2(})~USine5!s FVit:eS stone !!replace. Automatic fore· trolmeit· manning a spee c1co.. 10 t ed hot air heating. Plenty of tor station got suapioAous when iQ'b;;;;-;1No. 1 SlyiJiln Wine- Gene'l'i Hauling of any kind. oabll)e!s, bullt·io electric range the motoring public auddenly aaps a box, 0 bill Rome . Phone G. 1<. Doom, Rae!~e. 0., a!Iii oven In kitehen. Large lot. became taw·abldlng to an exafl· beaul,i, ~ each. Abo tomatoes , 3088. 1·11·6tp· Only $12,000.00, much leBS than gerlted rlegrec. DuriDI 1110 morn· $1 for 0 Ilia. (i)I.eadle'a Market, ~~-• Cleau· Uaed Cars II can be bull! (or today. ing, several liclrfta were handed 700 W llala 1'-o~ """" R•NTAL _ ExceptionallY good 5· out. But in the afterhOon oU!em · ' '1 \8 31c A:D -~ ltld MC~~~els rQOm apartment. Conviently lo- noted most cars movvlng along ,..-~,....-=,._-,.,i:-ft · eated. Prefer adult•. $60.00 per well below the limit. -' motoris! Hoy arid Strow, G11inore Fahn. . . AUTO . SALES · tipped off tho patrolnt~n. AIars• 110 tb See .Cbaries Yost. Pbone 3tltl~. , ,. , , , CUCKLil ·RIALTV carbo.ard sign down thpoad raad ! llinersvilie. : : · i·1'·3fp QUi¢k .ftfiiiV(cl!J on Watch Rt BOX 22, PHON! IOS.Y "Radar traJ>-ODa mile," 18 3 1 Our .Cw\Om'IJ' lea~inc state ''~' wP CFI<•torr !!!!.. .•<;<' Ill • !• Mr. an,iJ Mrs. M'lvi,nj,~~orris Jr. 1 ""' .."" 0LLINS '~""u 'we 'sell her $2i10.QO equity in .1 b t \veek e•4 famous make s•lrtet plano for l!Rt Poihotoy. I 3 tl (241 For de or fOI'le, of Colum ~.. s~n ' " •• • -..,f , ' · .. . .. . .- ·· . . , with Ml',. and Mrs. Joll!i•Y Morr.., " r.:~~~;'~::~ ~:P~sw~)(!:: ~10 II' 1£I.EVISI!l,'!( «1!11\llCI~ '52 wmra ~tatlaQ. )Va4ott Or.· an4 C!-lft<tn., . ; Terms io •ight party. ',\'riCe· · ·Pita8lt ~··~jjJ~of glnal'paint, low 111ileago. WUI sell Freohen c110onut by .. aoatlog It 'i'hompoon Mu!lc ~o., 1M Fronl stOre. 118 lllilli SL, PGmel'OI' Ol trade ~or '53 or '54 Z.Jao' In sweet milk tor a ~~ minutes St, Marietta, Ohio 18 etc 3 23 tt Phone 374-M. 1·14-61<. before uain(. 1 METa'QPOiJTAN ' ~~-- NOTICE OF SALE Bids will be received until 10·00 o'cloek A. M., on Saturday, 1~1U· ary 2~. 19ll8, at L\e offlee et W•I> ncr and Fultt, Alf1lrneya, PQ\lle '01 Ohio, for the purella4e <il tht Hen· ry Guy Slngot real ai~ ~d In Fraction 20 an'd FractiOn ' I, ii Ch01ter Towtllhlp, Meigs COutl)o, Qhlo, ]>olng a farm ·eonlistiDC 0t three pamll' ~ real 01tate, tq~~ Unf-)02\0 acteo, mare or le~. Said real estate wat appral d JUNK , ~· at $2,100.00 and cannot he old l'jlono 510 ' · ·Pomo"'l for lou than lbeappraloed vaitt, . . All bldt subj~ to lhe appn val -· -~ of the Piobate !:eurt. CONCRI!TE .Bti)(:KS BQrQ'll'd C. Fltlu, Adml.tlstrator de bon111 non, ol :be Estate of Henry Guy Slncer, "S.,IId lttt.. Por LMt" Dorea sed. GRUESER BLOCK CO. (I) 18, 20, 22, 24, ltc 3 Mlln North of Pomoroy H W - ,Loyal O~er of Moose ,, '; , - __...... ' FIRESTONE DlSTIUBUTOR · . (u11tH :,U P.M•. Spo~red By ' WILLIAMSON OJL CO. Also-Rans Fall By Wide Scores I ... MUFfLEts 'and TAilPIPEf.IISTAlUD/ I But they took th.clr rcvcngC ou~ on Raclne. BY quarters: Belpl'f 10 32 17 71 Racin~ 22 II 31 71 Belpre, Carpenter 19(3·5123: Fox 112-4);4,. Pridt_ 7(6·8)20; M··· Kelvey 3(11-0!6: Vannoy 3CIJ.Ol6; Hatne• 6(t·Zll3. Totals 30(1Z·i0)72. Racine. Salocr Z(l~lO: Wolf·> 6(8-9)%4; Adama 5(1·1)11; Powell 8(6-11)22: McDade 4ti-Zl9: Boc· glc 0, Chapman o. Totals Z7117· Ztil71. ;"' c .RICHMOND SEAT COVERS · ~htrday-Jon. 18 ~ w .• e ~ ,,...,., ................ 7 Athen• . .... . ... . ....... & ,' Pantnts. potential manann a~¢ a.rt" especially .lni'lted ~ . : l'ttsURAN(h , ao:..so DANa· ,, MAIN ST• . ' PHONE 2S4J POMER()Y Lotaa ... .. •:............ . 2 ~· "Ol ·-........_____________..;..;.._,JIJ..UOO .,, ...........". I --:·· OM) Pomeroy fans, having read that and Wellston a1 real pro~ lng, ~all person. Athens won ils games in the 1181 !ems c.omlng up. And· Middleport, the I LitUe I ~ij;;l::;::;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;, quarter, groaned with grief. Me· uplet winner• over Logan last progra:"' lo NEED Alee even was smilinc. But the night 71-66, comea to Pomeroy Eledipn of.oHJcers l"lli he held Panthers weren't about to quit. next Tnesday night Pomeroy only and preliminary plana laid fo• ,a They set about to even things squeaked past Logao 72-71 at Lo- program wbicb it ·is hoped wiD up. Hawthorne put a rebound back gao. lndude Little Lea,ue, Pony Lea· In lor two points and moments gue, and a 'IIHB yeaJ old league, FOR THE BEST! tater sunk a side court one-bander. Tbe Pomeroy reserve• handod the latter two age groups being eANY TYPE! 11 ouddenly waa 57-M. Athena reserves their first defeat alsociated In a county-wide or~an· See or can · McConkey made it 60-57 but Fol· of tbe season, oouodly, 3&31, wltb lzation l"hicij may Include Waba· mer hit for 59-60. With Z:57 left Cunningham leading Pomeror on FUNIRA~ CHANGID Wilson put the Panthers bjlck Into his 12 points. Wickerman · had II Funeral wvlces lor Joseph :~~ ~~~~t ~~~~~o~u! ~{_ 'l'i( Stan- ~':'w !~:";·in ~=:'f.isu/eserves "Joe" Moore wbo died Friday In Meigs General Hospital are to be With 1:39 lefl, and a point tJe. Varsity, by quarters: E. Main 81. Pomeror hind, the Panthers played lor tbe Pomeroy 17 30 48 1!5 beld at 2 ,.m. Sunday instead of p.m. aa prevloualy •ure •hot but mliSed 11. McAfee Alhens B 23" 84 called time out and Athens, trying Scoring' Pomeroy- Hawihorne to stsli, let Ha)VIhorne get his 4 11·21 9; JohnBOn 12 (6·91 30; Fol· band~ pn the bali. mer 7 (IJ.O) 14; WilBon· 5 (1·2) 11; Pomeroy again BOught the ter· · Zirkle 0 (!.$) t; Non !Corets: Wer· lain ah01, and got it, with Johnson ry and Marton: Totals 28 (IH6) 6ll. dunking one !rom 10 feet In front. Athena- Stanson S IHI 9; CoBut almost at once Athens tubbed en I (IJ.O) 2; Lauacbe 0 (1).1) 0; out this 113-62 lead with 40 seeonds McConkey II 15-81 27: Coursey 4 reniainlns as MoConker drove the ((1.4)) 8; Ga&kill 8 (Z.Zl 18. Totsls lensth of the floor and hit for rl (111-151 a5. ,' Shooting percentageo: Pomeroy, 63 , AthenB. Ooly 19 oeconds were left as Retton asked lor time. 28 of 59 field goals lor 48 percent. It took nine seconds for the Athens Z1 ol 69 for U perCint. Panthm w get the bali Into Haw· Referees: Slrimer and Menden· thorne who went high for the bali. ohot that won the game. Johnson'• work around the bas40 RUB ELBOWS ket was devastating 10 Athens. He COLUMBUS <UPI - Almost 40 w11 deadly everywhere and re- nationally ltnown sportao:,:·:~ill bounded wllh vigor. GuklU and rubbed elbows with an Stanson, · nbrly matching John- crowd Friday night in one .of the son's beigbth, and towering above biggest sJIOrls parties in. the clt1's Hawthorne, dominated tbe board• history. , In the second and third quarters. -----llut it was McConkey who conMIDDIES WIN 64TH vinced everyone they were seeing CINCINNATI (UP) - Middleone of the fine small playera in town's migkty Middies won their aouthealltern Ohio. Hls - ~rive-ins consecutive bail game Friday were things of bea~ty. Three limes night with a 84-49 triumph over tbe rlgh~handed star went In from previously unbeaten Hamilton be· 6.70x15 th e 1ef', ,up WI'lh the baII on hi • lore 13,"9 fans at fhe Cincinnati ~ rlibl band, but " he w" abOut to IGaorden. Lucao got 39. be cheeked, the ball was flipped from hia right to his left hand. WANT TO .CATCH UP Tbe Jay:up was ·completed left ·CLEVELAND IUPI - The sec· ban4edl . ond-place Clevelanoi-Barons have While McConkey painfully stratn· an o~porlunity to catch tho· front· ed an ankle in the oecond quarter, runnlitg Hershey Bears this week· hil efficiency oeemed to be at par end in the American .Hockey durillg play. This was not.~ l~ue League race. The Barons, who trail of Pomeroy'a eruce Zirkle, · who Hershey by lour polnls, tackle the played the entire game alter ProvidenCe Reds tonight wre~Ulng most o! the week witl>j ;::======:;;::==~ lever. He received his phy•ician's NOTICE MEIGS CO. clearance to ploy only shortiy'be· REAL ESTATE OWNERS fore the game. Zirkle's one point "" not· a euotoma•y thing at ali. · The ti'X llP\1~~. no\1' COach' Helton after the game open for the paylllent 01 had Jometblng to aay about tlfe 1957 - December and June future: . Real Estate Tu and also "Sure, I gue" you'd say we're In the driver's seat now with two delinquent t ax e s. The more wins than anybody. Bul this books will close February thing Isn't over yel 1, 1.958. ' "We've got to take 'em one a~ a Pb11 WlllliajJJIQI · CLYDE G. MILLHONE ttme. We're not thinking of a POIIIEROY championship yet. These boy• "'j Tieas. of Meigs Co. . ~· 11.\IN .ST. read 18·11, The Falcons pulled . to within four polnll at 33·31 midway In lh• The AIJo-llano of the SEO ti>Ok third quarlor for their bell threat on their cblna wlde·marrln delalf of lhe evening. Half l1me acor'l IIIII llighl ~ Gallipolio whipped !tad b"un 32-ZI with Eaotcrn out NclloB\'ille 72-02 and Welilton in !rout. clipped neighbor lackaon 'I'I·U Tho E"ter11 boys pUlled far In The winner• joined Athena in a rront In the rinal pertod as they tie lor tJOOOnd pl•ce In tlie leorue, Galilpolil played rll!ledly with oui~Wored Wahama.28 points to 18. Joh11 Layne, and LJrry LievlnA, Kenny Bootie hlih poinl man with buth ol the Falconi, fouled out In 19 even tbOltllh Coaeh Bill Ca~· !bora held him out mo!l. of tlic the final puriod. lim hall 11 a ditr<ipllnary me.,. Fur Woh•ma, Roy Ulark wao lop ura i.-oporiediy to have b<en In· scoi·cr with 19 while Robert "Clt• Dieted lor lockldaltllcal drill durbird" Rousn had 15. Llevln& and inr tho week before. Gary Roush, two b~ys .who hiVe Both winnen . led all the WIX hccn s<orin.i recularly lor the aod wore never lhreatened. For li'.-lcons' Mrc practlcall)' blanked NeloonvUle lOtty PaUon had llfl wilb the lormllf g8t!ln1 one point tor llilb llliiL 1 while Roush had no~;~e. Wtllaton lackoon continued In the preliminary gome the to Atpl&J lnttperl baakotball with \Vaham 0 Reserve! downed Elll· ~~~ Wlfion of the winnen ha~nl ern '1 Reserves by a score of 4().30. 1118·~ nltht wit• 34 point•. Jaek· The box acoro: ao&~""lllt waa blih with · t. WANAMA , )J' gillrlen at. NelsOn! LievlnQ, 0 1·1 i: La1ne, e 1-4 11. . ;:-. Clark. 8 3-il 19; R. Rouah, 8 3·0 10; viDe: ., • ' Netllfbvill' •• J., • t llfl 42 Ill .G. Rou•h. 0 00 0; M. Roush 4 J.Z llallipolltl· 1 •• •••••18 aa 118 'II 0: Totalo: 23 9·18 05. . Aol· ,Ve!ljtoa: . , IASTIN Knight, 10 7·10 27; Gaul,· 6 8·0 W6l\IIPII' · "·· ••:. :111 40 118 :r1 ~G; Cullins. 1 7·10 21: llellor, 0 a4 J.CtoO~ 1---- ' -· • 15 '23 34 ;; I .,._i ~ 't ~: Colo, 2 Il-l 4. Totoll 211 24-M 4; \ y 74. . Score by quartera : ' Wahama It 24 37 03 1 ' : Eustcrn 18 32 16 71 ,liD ITANOINGI MWer, Owner Butch hi• IZ by poinl•. Bclpn Gaul had high boononbeatCt. lh> Eastern var11ly cagcn by 20 A red hot Eastern basketball only last week. the flrat q1.1arter when the scorfl •CAPITOL •cbLUMBIA .eVICTOR DECCA • DOT • CORAL (Ctotlnutd FNm Pato as 20 goints during the contest. again for 116-53 and cashlid in·twice hard." · . Middleport tomorrow., sun•aay, . Racine Ions, but not school of· on the one and one for ll8-53. He picked Logan, GalUpolli, ' p. m.. in the high ~~r:~!:;~~ ------- - ~- ---- - ~ •!Ill• 11, !lela~. also were clalml~g "fo~l'' 'when Belpre scored the wlnnin~ night, never gelling closer than basket Inside the ~~ 8 IIOflOnd• nine points to the winners. which they claim was much longWilliams and Lockhart with 29 er. , and 18 point.s respectively were . Tbe official Belpre timekeeper, outstanding for CoolviUe. Tbey al· it waa argued, neglectEd to start so controlled bott& boards. Twice, the clock alter a free·for-~11 loi· in the second and third quarters lowinl a Belpre attempt at the Rutland m<.magl'tl to pull within •• i>asket. The reoult wu that time, nine points but there they were Slephen Hill, a Panther severa,l yellrs ago whep the viclor- It waL &aid, ran on until Belpre choked off For Rutland Dugan ies were slim and far between during the early 50's, is in did get a baoket thcll' the b1!JZCr Yjlis high with 11. town visiting Ma and Pa (A. C.) HUI, Beeeh-st. cn:ed the ~~i IIi . would 1 Martin's 27 points and German's He now has in tow a very lovely young mate. of Cleve(and ma:O"~: .~~~~nto to~/ 22 points led the h<Jt Rutland re· serves to a 58·19 victory over Coot- He1ghts and a three-months old daughter, quite the same. ' Tbcsc aame offioials were tak · ville reserves. Hoffman of Rulland Steve is between Air Force assignments, having completed a ing tbe otlitude today that any tour on multi·engines at Denver. In nine days he leaves his· team that didn't beat Belpre by had II. home town for assignment In Japan ·at a place called Tach!· 35 p~lnts deserved to.t..e bY one. No player from C~lvilte got kawa (Japanese pronunciation: tachi-ka-wa). This Is little Tbe. Tornadoes built up • big over six pomts and only two, points T k R · rial 8G , lead 1n the openmg quarter of were scored by the losers in the nortlt from where o yo ose at one lime ente ned . 1. s !6-Z but the Eqles cUmbed back tntire second half. in the South Pacific. to 22·10 belore the rest period. Varsity, by quarters: "Boy, we didn't get much of anywhere back In my senior Racine maintained a "-32 lead Rutland 10 23 39 50 year on the football team," rec811ed Steve. · at hall time but at one time tbet Coolville ZO 34 49 72 "We lied Wahama in the opening game then IObt everyone had led by 38-18 only to have It Scoring: Rutland: Eads 3 4·0 10; of them from there on in." whlt)led down by the scDSI\iml· Grado (1.4).0; Graham 4 2·3 10; Coy , p aUy hot Belpre ahootm. 1 hat was the year the anthers · dropped a couple of real The Tornadoes. had a 13·pohtl 0.0·0: Carson 2 0·0 4;Dugon 8 1·3 )1; Rife 4 1·4 9. Totals Zl 8·20 50. close ones, for example, to Nelsonville, 7·6. It was !be ~arne lead going Into the final quarter, t.:oolvillc: Locktlarl 8 2-4- 18; year lhat Ted Scott, Bernard Thornton and Don Young, all in 47-:lt. Dodd z 2·3 6; Tore 6 J.-4 1,3; Wil- their junior years, played for the Panthers. Hill waB a half· And In the fatal fourth quar· liams 10 9·21 2D; Simmons 2 0·04; back and a gritty one. · ter, Carl Wolfe and the entire Ra· Golbrclh I 0 I 2. Totals 20 14-31 They ail had to be that way to take so many scores on their eine team suddenly got ice cubes 72. · · · k D k B between their fingers. Hardly any· chms, and come back lighting the following wee . u e ar· would go In Aloo the red-bot Bel Officials: Rhode& and White. rett•was in his one-year coaching stand in Pantherland. pre boys ~ere iorclng defensivt BOUCHEE CHARGED Hill will be promoted to First Lieutenant before he leaves errors on the Tornadoes wbo were SPOKANE, Wash. !UPJ - Ed San FraQcisco for Japan. trying to fatten a 111-1 record. Bouchee, Cirst baseman ot the . With two minuutea left in the Philadelphia Phillles, was free on I'J 1 game, Racine Jed BGn In th• ,bond today after being charged next half minute Belpre went • with Indecent exp0110re in connecvery coach lb our small high schOOlB face Is head at 86.00 on nine 1traigh! A Problem e tion wilh a recent series of ch1ld point• moletiling casts. building teams from the grades and keeping them together. In that last balf mmute and , The big student bodies in cities regularly field first strings of half the lead changed hand• or seniors and a junior or two.~rely sophomores. · . was tied nine time•. . ' Middleport has a probl · · now that relates to 1t. Coach With 8 aeconds remaintnr, and John Thompson's reserve &«j.Uad Is pa~ked with !Yeshmeg an d two free t hrows (or 71 ~"9 , •· ...cIne. sophomores and one or two of them obviously could cut the · Jltlprc, with the ball and tlmr All Fire Exllngulshers 1 llefpre leading 71).69, Racine. mustard on the varsity ·at least as strong .bpnch llijlterIa · supposedly in, raced to Racine To Be lupeeted But these boys actually get mqch more playing experience end o! the court and shot but AI Least Onee A Year on the rese'rvc t~am, and every game they work together ls llonnle Salser batted 11 down. See or Call like money in the bank for next year and the year after that. There was a wild "ramble for the. While Coach Nolan Swackhamer's varsity Is being clipped ball and Vannoy of Belpre came little tno frequently, he haa the problem of leavln" or not up with It, shot, and thio time he. a "' & made it good aa the buzzer ended. DISTRIBUTOR leaving varsity help with Thompson. 11 was tltls final ..quenre o! Fire and Safely Every coach would like to have a strong freshman team events the Tornado fans claim EQUIPMENT playing as a unit. That's what Bob Shesky had last y~r at oould not have been sqllcezed Nelsonville _ a freshman team with three years of experi· Into eight second• The Belpre Moch~nic St. entc playing together. · timekeeper, or ofliciais., bad no· NEWS GALLON By the time these boys had become senlors j lhey were thing to IIY· . STIEL IUCKITS W,oile, l"ilh the hlgi>cst oeorm~ With Lido c~mps. . ' avciago in Southeastern Ohio, ' This year Coach Relton is using primarily sophomores on got 24 polnls followed eloaely bv SPECIAL PRICE his reserve squad. Their record after last mght Is 4·3 In the 1v1n Powell's output o! 22. It was 75e earh league and they're looking better every game. Powoll's finest night to date.' Salser a dead shot, got only 3 poinls, all In ~~· second nail. ' Carpenter o! \the winners W38 blgb with 23. . a108 'J.IJtaclne reserves edged in one overtime the Eagle rcocrvcs with Friday . ., with one of tbelr pooreSt team• SPORTS The Rutland Red Devils drop]llld another home cage contest, this 72-50 · 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 18, 1958 r--~-------..;..------""'lk~~. ::r.:·~.Fr~o~~e:'t,t:! . time to Coolville LegciiNotice ~· - S1 T : ~ ,. ,. ~. ~ �'" .• · ·· -~ --- ----- - ... ........ _ . . _.. .. . . ...·--''f''' .' ~ .' . ' I <' \ ... ,..\ / ,· ·· - - ~ -- ·-- ---·- · tornadoes SurpriSed, Upset In last 8 SecOnds BY B•f'~~·- -- panthers D ·"•' am•,w·mI.n . _!~:!~r.!!~~~~~~·oItn. l:l CALL · .,,,.,;.y,,. · 1 d ~· ~a·';;, Last 10 s·"" ~~~nonds Over Bulldo · gs· . TION: :~~~~·~r~r.' 7~:' Racl~et. ·~r[:; . ,. . Rutland Drops .· 72-50 Decision To.Coolville · Tbe hi b unexpected b~t feared d . Tile B•UII S.Cittel in lelrs caliibt Tor• tbe Tornadoes had led by as murb DESK former Panther Back Visiting· Here C hH Ar:rob,.em Every oac as · LAW REQUIRES ·~' R. E. TRACY, SR. Visit Our ••• HI-FI ROOM . ' Complete Selection af and ather RECORDS 1'01'1'UNt;S - Ill Lf,UIJ.LY- a:,;z- <.:J,!I.SSICS and IIOCK N' ROLL THIS WEEK'S 'TOP 5' IN STORE R~;<.:ORD~ll SALES I. A1'TIIE IIOPtBMHDanny anrl the .Juniors SomeUme.s IBMil- ABC·IJarumou!)l 0871 2. STOOD Ul' tDMI)o-Rieky NeiMon •WAITIN' IN SCIIOOI,. IBM I)lmpe~rlul 5483 Easter.n Upsets Wah J55 7 In Chester Game · 3... llREA'I' BAI.I.S OF t'lllE IBMI)oJcrry Lee l.ewis You Win Ag•in <UMlf-Sun 2111 4. AI'KJI, LOV.; IASCAI')o-l'al Buono When lhe Sw;.~llows t:omo ·Back to Ct&li!:l· trano IAilCAPf-llot 15660 . 5. I'EGGV SUE (IIMI)-Duddy llolly Everyday CBMil- Coi'Oi 111883 team liPBel the Watlama White I<'alcomt Frlday night by a eonvln cing 74-:J~ score on the Cbe1ter floor. Ralph Knight of Eastern led ail scorers wilh 27 points a~d wao a~ ly a88isled by hil team mates, Ro· ~er Gaul ond George Collin•, who had 211 and 21 polnl!, respectively. E"lct'n jumped to ~n early load which !he l'alcons were never ablll to overcome. Their blggoll advan· tagc In the period was at 17-6 wlt,b 2 minutes to play. The Falcons thcn·pul on a rally and pulled to wltldn seven points at the end of ASSOCIATED RADIO and H1111 TELEVISION derlul. But don't let's pUib too A meetlnl ha' been' p~ . JOHN 2 u• L 0 Gaillpolil ........... .... .. 0 Wellston ................ 5 Mldoll.,.ll ......... . .. .. . 3 2 Nollonvlll' . ............ 0 2 . SJ$~00 -· ,w . 2 4 c ~ ~ /, ~o~ndcr~;!u;l=a~nd~th:e:!:an:•:,:•·e=w~on~-~=======;=~~~:;~;:;;~ . than·the best' of the Low-Price 3- for \ ' ' OH 10 VALLEY CO. : 12) Card Of Thanks . T~shcd • )w:;;,-w-:1-:sb~t:-o~ex. p-re_a_s0-u-r"'d!>o-pe-:-:-st ;p: l Pltl<ilt!Qn to Meigs Generi,l sf~ ' ,l i>aled· strow. Paul Orr. Long JloUom. Phone 3032. 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Biaettnar's, Pqm· oilet and lavatory on first, .._ .,., - " " .. 1 1 ~ etc • : __::.. ._ _ , ood garste, about live minute' 115 1••,.,..,d St. fl : ~~ Ford Pickup, ·new motor; take frotn Court Uou!le .. A. N. Ben· ~,~.,...,.., 011111 ' over payments lor b•lanee due gel, s!O:M. 1·8·6tlp See Eugehe Sny11er; 130 E Tr•IJer 1p..e. ue.n of Middle- OOMPLETII ~n•ur••ee Protection. ' ' Main, Pomeroy. 0. 1-)6-3(p. Uf!; ~utr,.. Fire, Polio. Call llor Port. Gel locLted bj!lon muedy o• Mills'. Ml!IHie;~rt. Qltlo. · .• • , . grq'4H hllrlf you. .Pbone 9:4w• !c;.) !!lor Scif , ' idgor R<JII'~tlds, Reynoid'a DllP1 ~"'" ~ .._,~1 . ~ SCort, llll!dlepoi1, O!lfo. • ltflcldlcl¥.'!1· Plf<t , A-obtl"' .l);;ltiim.)\Jut. Kl\iib.n ... ii~ 1• a'•lfe p..,O,;,, .,.._,, ms.t "; M6f deal:llltljl· lor your home. :jijt ~ ed • ~,_..,,. Forem•• " A~r':; · ' : ~Q~(t P!I!IB~ .vt 4 dr. Coronel S~ TOP,_,/11'~. Jll'~fiiiiJ~i AriV~· Eig!lto-~J~~!f":' Two i Aftonliii . ff,It, , / '- w. MC,OS., JiALL , , • .Mill St. .I i .. ..... .......... I ' ' " 1 ~· .... Paul Zirkle, llllocutor of .the Estate·ol Rasmond Zlrkle, deceased . 01Brien and O'Brien Attorneys for Exocutor (I) II , 18, W, (2) I. Sic Legal t<fotice j 1 ., .. .a . ':!,m••!.. ' LIGAL NDTIC:I NOTICI OP PUBLIC IAL~ In the purtuance of the orlor of the Problte Court ol Mdp County, I wlli offor lor oale at public auctlot~<>n tbe ·t5th day or · Februal'y, 1958, at 10:00 o'ck·c~,. on the · Iron~ 114PI of .tht et,.· houae, lbe lo)io'willl descrlbad t·eal estate oltuated Jo lhe OOUllt' , of · Melg~ Vlllare of PolllOI'Oy, .aacl ., State of· Ohio, loowit: ·1 PARCEL No. 1: Being io .100 acre lot number $06 o! the Ohio, Company'• l'Ur- · ehaee, lq wit: 'I'll• lol on wl,jch •· Peter Wlkeii re•lde4 at .tilt t:1011 of biJ ~eatb 'beint SO: feet flltiiil and mnolnil hick tli1 te~t and ~ . ing the tblrd lot ftoltl the cornff of rrty Sn'etit aa4 tbe Street nifl. niDI parallel wllb the riVe( bEl"' on the west olde of aeeond •trlOt. Also the foliowinr deaeribed real estate !ltilated In 1111 Vlli~ of P9111eroy, COunty of ~elit aftd State' of Ohio, a~d bounded and described as toiloVIo: Beitig lot number H2 on tbe p!Jt o! Horten apd Debney'a addition to the village of Pomeroy, lleins · 1 1· -• •g 1 ·• 13 feet wide In ron a... • e.. wjde in the rear. · ·. "ARC"" ''o. •·. • . . " ; I . ' •· ""' " • 1 Being in the Villa«• of pqme~~ · '. :" " County 61 Meip; Sta'- ot Ollio n " · 100 ocro ' iot No. 306 of'tl1o 0 "·" '" 11 Compaily's · ·.iof"" ,,., I• ,. B~inll ln Ptlrcb''"' lot 110 onW:~~: 1)10 pial tt•ton ~pd Dabney'! addl!i~~· \o " "' ' VU!a•• · •, • of Pomero "" ohia,.. s~ '"1 , , ~~~bein~ 3D {eel wide alld .so .' ' ': ~ , ,'. , · ,: , : ,. 0, , . S~l4 premloes ore appraioed at $3080.00 and must be sold lor not leo0 than two-lhll'do of said a~ • r praised vnlue, and the terlllll of sale are cash in hand on day of .eik . ° . ,Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE •I '" i!'' Slatt of Ohio, Moig• County, ss. II II Jn tho P,..balt Coull. ,, . Notice is tlven, thai Davey l)cl· t . ano· Wolfe ~~~~4., . 1lJi!, ~pplieatlon January 17, 1958." for iii order of ...... - • • . ' 17) elp ant ~t ~ I the court to register ~bis birth ·~ Phonit. ~Y. . . 8 t:~ .P••61 IJ/' whltb w~ nol recori " , alleging "OR Sl.iJll:: qne LanoaSt.el · ~ Wanted, "'•~ or Wolll&n, to. han· , \-.1(1~ IIi , ·'l • th\\" be w-.f .born F roray 19, ~ell. J•l pump witu p~ die eredif and intunnce tnvo" l . · · · , • !93' · 10 L!itar! ' Town tp Same tank tOO rwitcb.' Also 81-feet ligations, for a national com Ml~EPORT' ~ &-room cottage will 'be for tiearing an~ary 20, .•. plar.tle f :~, 1~ x 1\4.; 014! mereial teportmgJ burelll, on:~ . wtth gas h~ating, commode and 19~at 10 o'dbck A IM arehlteet's drawinr tab!., li;ool part time lee pet' report basi"o '' lavatory. ConveniOlltiY located ., J h C Bcon and tools One IYr'!Wrlllf around' Pomeroy and Middle· . on•Gra.nt ~!teet. Small lot. Only A~UnKPr:bate Jvdge. llld on' fllinl eobl'lt~ bandmBde. port, Ohio. Please Wrtt~ PO $2800.00. " · (I) 18 ltc 01111 electric tabt. iaw, ••e wooct ' Box 104tl Columbus, Ohio. HIGHWAY HDMI - New 4·room ,' lathor; ,we aolld oak 81deboard, 1-IHtc ' ranch style with large living · TRAP WARNING ' •• ."Wblte" !llling miCIIllte, ro~m wltb dining area, mahog· LUVERNE.' Minn.- Higilway pa· ltllti"'~ Piton Pomeroy •11-J. · Se any plywood walls, and natural d d ~..,. . lit!. (2(})~USine5!s FVit:eS stone !!replace. Automatic fore· trolmeit· manning a spee c1co.. 10 t ed hot air heating. Plenty of tor station got suapioAous when iQ'b;;;;-;1No. 1 SlyiJiln Wine- Gene'l'i Hauling of any kind. oabll)e!s, bullt·io electric range the motoring public auddenly aaps a box, 0 bill Rome . Phone G. 1<. Doom, Rae!~e. 0., a!Iii oven In kitehen. Large lot. became taw·abldlng to an exafl· beaul,i, ~ each. Abo tomatoes , 3088. 1·11·6tp· Only $12,000.00, much leBS than gerlted rlegrec. DuriDI 1110 morn· $1 for 0 Ilia. (i)I.eadle'a Market, ~~-• Cleau· Uaed Cars II can be bull! (or today. ing, several liclrfta were handed 700 W llala 1'-o~ """" R•NTAL _ ExceptionallY good 5· out. But in the afterhOon oU!em · ' '1 \8 31c A:D -~ ltld MC~~~els rQOm apartment. Conviently lo- noted most cars movvlng along ,..-~,....-=,._-,.,i:-ft · eated. Prefer adult•. $60.00 per well below the limit. -' motoris! Hoy arid Strow, G11inore Fahn. . . AUTO . SALES · tipped off tho patrolnt~n. AIars• 110 tb See .Cbaries Yost. Pbone 3tltl~. , ,. , , , CUCKLil ·RIALTV carbo.ard sign down thpoad raad ! llinersvilie. : : · i·1'·3fp QUi¢k .ftfiiiV(cl!J on Watch Rt BOX 22, PHON! IOS.Y "Radar traJ>-ODa mile," 18 3 1 Our .Cw\Om'IJ' lea~inc state ''~' wP CFI<•torr !!!!.. .•<;<' Ill • !• Mr. an,iJ Mrs. M'lvi,nj,~~orris Jr. 1 ""' .."" 0LLINS '~""u 'we 'sell her $2i10.QO equity in .1 b t \veek e•4 famous make s•lrtet plano for l!Rt Poihotoy. I 3 tl (241 For de or fOI'le, of Colum ~.. s~n ' " •• • -..,f , ' · .. . .. . .- ·· . . , with Ml',. and Mrs. Joll!i•Y Morr.., " r.:~~~;'~::~ ~:P~sw~)(!:: ~10 II' 1£I.EVISI!l,'!( «1!11\llCI~ '52 wmra ~tatlaQ. )Va4ott Or.· an4 C!-lft<tn., . ; Terms io •ight party. ',\'riCe· · ·Pita8lt ~··~jjJ~of glnal'paint, low 111ileago. WUI sell Freohen c110onut by .. aoatlog It 'i'hompoon Mu!lc ~o., 1M Fronl stOre. 118 lllilli SL, PGmel'OI' Ol trade ~or '53 or '54 Z.Jao' In sweet milk tor a ~~ minutes St, Marietta, Ohio 18 etc 3 23 tt Phone 374-M. 1·14-61<. before uain(. 1 METa'QPOiJTAN ' ~~-- NOTICE OF SALE Bids will be received until 10·00 o'cloek A. M., on Saturday, 1~1U· ary 2~. 19ll8, at L\e offlee et W•I> ncr and Fultt, Alf1lrneya, PQ\lle '01 Ohio, for the purella4e <il tht Hen· ry Guy Slngot real ai~ ~d In Fraction 20 an'd FractiOn ' I, ii Ch01ter Towtllhlp, Meigs COutl)o, Qhlo, ]>olng a farm ·eonlistiDC 0t three pamll' ~ real 01tate, tq~~ Unf-)02\0 acteo, mare or le~. Said real estate wat appral d JUNK , ~· at $2,100.00 and cannot he old l'jlono 510 ' · ·Pomo"'l for lou than lbeappraloed vaitt, . . All bldt subj~ to lhe appn val -· -~ of the Piobate !:eurt. CONCRI!TE .Bti)(:KS BQrQ'll'd C. Fltlu, Adml.tlstrator de bon111 non, ol :be Estate of Henry Guy Slncer, "S.,IId lttt.. Por LMt" Dorea sed. GRUESER BLOCK CO. (I) 18, 20, 22, 24, ltc 3 Mlln North of Pomoroy H W - ,Loyal O~er of Moose ,, '; , - __...... ' FIRESTONE DlSTIUBUTOR · . (u11tH :,U P.M•. Spo~red By ' WILLIAMSON OJL CO. Also-Rans Fall By Wide Scores I ... MUFfLEts 'and TAilPIPEf.IISTAlUD/ I But they took th.clr rcvcngC ou~ on Raclne. BY quarters: Belpl'f 10 32 17 71 Racin~ 22 II 31 71 Belpre, Carpenter 19(3·5123: Fox 112-4);4,. Pridt_ 7(6·8)20; M··· Kelvey 3(11-0!6: Vannoy 3CIJ.Ol6; Hatne• 6(t·Zll3. Totals 30(1Z·i0)72. Racine. Salocr Z(l~lO: Wolf·> 6(8-9)%4; Adama 5(1·1)11; Powell 8(6-11)22: McDade 4ti-Zl9: Boc· glc 0, Chapman o. Totals Z7117· Ztil71. ;"' c .RICHMOND SEAT COVERS · ~htrday-Jon. 18 ~ w .• e ~ ,,...,., ................ 7 Athen• . .... . ... . ....... & ,' Pantnts. potential manann a~¢ a.rt" especially .lni'lted ~ . : l'ttsURAN(h , ao:..so DANa· ,, MAIN ST• . ' PHONE 2S4J POMER()Y Lotaa ... .. •:............ . 2 ~· "Ol ·-........_____________..;..;.._,JIJ..UOO .,, ...........". I --:·· OM) Pomeroy fans, having read that and Wellston a1 real pro~ lng, ~all person. Athens won ils games in the 1181 !ems c.omlng up. And· Middleport, the I LitUe I ~ij;;l::;::;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;, quarter, groaned with grief. Me· uplet winner• over Logan last progra:"' lo NEED Alee even was smilinc. But the night 71-66, comea to Pomeroy Eledipn of.oHJcers l"lli he held Panthers weren't about to quit. next Tnesday night Pomeroy only and preliminary plana laid fo• ,a They set about to even things squeaked past Logao 72-71 at Lo- program wbicb it ·is hoped wiD up. Hawthorne put a rebound back gao. lndude Little Lea,ue, Pony Lea· In lor two points and moments gue, and a 'IIHB yeaJ old league, FOR THE BEST! tater sunk a side court one-bander. Tbe Pomeroy reserve• handod the latter two age groups being eANY TYPE! 11 ouddenly waa 57-M. Athena reserves their first defeat alsociated In a county-wide or~an· See or can · McConkey made it 60-57 but Fol· of tbe season, oouodly, 3&31, wltb lzation l"hicij may Include Waba· mer hit for 59-60. With Z:57 left Cunningham leading Pomeror on FUNIRA~ CHANGID Wilson put the Panthers bjlck Into his 12 points. Wickerman · had II Funeral wvlces lor Joseph :~~ ~~~~t ~~~~~o~u! ~{_ 'l'i( Stan- ~':'w !~:";·in ~=:'f.isu/eserves "Joe" Moore wbo died Friday In Meigs General Hospital are to be With 1:39 lefl, and a point tJe. Varsity, by quarters: E. Main 81. Pomeror hind, the Panthers played lor tbe Pomeroy 17 30 48 1!5 beld at 2 ,.m. Sunday instead of p.m. aa prevloualy •ure •hot but mliSed 11. McAfee Alhens B 23" 84 called time out and Athens, trying Scoring' Pomeroy- Hawihorne to stsli, let Ha)VIhorne get his 4 11·21 9; JohnBOn 12 (6·91 30; Fol· band~ pn the bali. mer 7 (IJ.O) 14; WilBon· 5 (1·2) 11; Pomeroy again BOught the ter· · Zirkle 0 (!.$) t; Non !Corets: Wer· lain ah01, and got it, with Johnson ry and Marton: Totals 28 (IH6) 6ll. dunking one !rom 10 feet In front. Athena- Stanson S IHI 9; CoBut almost at once Athens tubbed en I (IJ.O) 2; Lauacbe 0 (1).1) 0; out this 113-62 lead with 40 seeonds McConkey II 15-81 27: Coursey 4 reniainlns as MoConker drove the ((1.4)) 8; Ga&kill 8 (Z.Zl 18. Totsls lensth of the floor and hit for rl (111-151 a5. ,' Shooting percentageo: Pomeroy, 63 , AthenB. Ooly 19 oeconds were left as Retton asked lor time. 28 of 59 field goals lor 48 percent. It took nine seconds for the Athens Z1 ol 69 for U perCint. Panthm w get the bali Into Haw· Referees: Slrimer and Menden· thorne who went high for the bali. ohot that won the game. Johnson'• work around the bas40 RUB ELBOWS ket was devastating 10 Athens. He COLUMBUS <UPI - Almost 40 w11 deadly everywhere and re- nationally ltnown sportao:,:·:~ill bounded wllh vigor. GuklU and rubbed elbows with an Stanson, · nbrly matching John- crowd Friday night in one .of the son's beigbth, and towering above biggest sJIOrls parties in. the clt1's Hawthorne, dominated tbe board• history. , In the second and third quarters. -----llut it was McConkey who conMIDDIES WIN 64TH vinced everyone they were seeing CINCINNATI (UP) - Middleone of the fine small playera in town's migkty Middies won their aouthealltern Ohio. Hls - ~rive-ins consecutive bail game Friday were things of bea~ty. Three limes night with a 84-49 triumph over tbe rlgh~handed star went In from previously unbeaten Hamilton be· 6.70x15 th e 1ef', ,up WI'lh the baII on hi • lore 13,"9 fans at fhe Cincinnati ~ rlibl band, but " he w" abOut to IGaorden. Lucao got 39. be cheeked, the ball was flipped from hia right to his left hand. WANT TO .CATCH UP Tbe Jay:up was ·completed left ·CLEVELAND IUPI - The sec· ban4edl . ond-place Clevelanoi-Barons have While McConkey painfully stratn· an o~porlunity to catch tho· front· ed an ankle in the oecond quarter, runnlitg Hershey Bears this week· hil efficiency oeemed to be at par end in the American .Hockey durillg play. This was not.~ l~ue League race. The Barons, who trail of Pomeroy'a eruce Zirkle, · who Hershey by lour polnls, tackle the played the entire game alter ProvidenCe Reds tonight wre~Ulng most o! the week witl>j ;::======:;;::==~ lever. He received his phy•ician's NOTICE MEIGS CO. clearance to ploy only shortiy'be· REAL ESTATE OWNERS fore the game. Zirkle's one point "" not· a euotoma•y thing at ali. · The ti'X llP\1~~. no\1' COach' Helton after the game open for the paylllent 01 had Jometblng to aay about tlfe 1957 - December and June future: . Real Estate Tu and also "Sure, I gue" you'd say we're In the driver's seat now with two delinquent t ax e s. The more wins than anybody. Bul this books will close February thing Isn't over yel 1, 1.958. ' "We've got to take 'em one a~ a Pb11 WlllliajJJIQI · CLYDE G. MILLHONE ttme. We're not thinking of a POIIIEROY championship yet. These boy• "'j Tieas. of Meigs Co. . ~· 11.\IN .ST. read 18·11, The Falcons pulled . to within four polnll at 33·31 midway In lh• The AIJo-llano of the SEO ti>Ok third quarlor for their bell threat on their cblna wlde·marrln delalf of lhe evening. Half l1me acor'l IIIII llighl ~ Gallipolio whipped !tad b"un 32-ZI with Eaotcrn out NclloB\'ille 72-02 and Welilton in !rout. clipped neighbor lackaon 'I'I·U Tho E"ter11 boys pUlled far In The winner• joined Athena in a rront In the rinal pertod as they tie lor tJOOOnd pl•ce In tlie leorue, Galilpolil played rll!ledly with oui~Wored Wahama.28 points to 18. Joh11 Layne, and LJrry LievlnA, Kenny Bootie hlih poinl man with buth ol the Falconi, fouled out In 19 even tbOltllh Coaeh Bill Ca~· !bora held him out mo!l. of tlic the final puriod. lim hall 11 a ditr<ipllnary me.,. Fur Woh•ma, Roy Ulark wao lop ura i.-oporiediy to have b<en In· scoi·cr with 19 while Robert "Clt• Dieted lor lockldaltllcal drill durbird" Rousn had 15. Llevln& and inr tho week before. Gary Roush, two b~ys .who hiVe Both winnen . led all the WIX hccn s<orin.i recularly lor the aod wore never lhreatened. For li'.-lcons' Mrc practlcall)' blanked NeloonvUle lOtty PaUon had llfl wilb the lormllf g8t!ln1 one point tor llilb llliiL 1 while Roush had no~;~e. Wtllaton lackoon continued In the preliminary gome the to Atpl&J lnttperl baakotball with \Vaham 0 Reserve! downed Elll· ~~~ Wlfion of the winnen ha~nl ern '1 Reserves by a score of 4().30. 1118·~ nltht wit• 34 point•. Jaek· The box acoro: ao&~""lllt waa blih with · t. WANAMA , )J' gillrlen at. NelsOn! LievlnQ, 0 1·1 i: La1ne, e 1-4 11. . ;:-. Clark. 8 3-il 19; R. Rouah, 8 3·0 10; viDe: ., • ' Netllfbvill' •• J., • t llfl 42 Ill .G. Rou•h. 0 00 0; M. Roush 4 J.Z llallipolltl· 1 •• •••••18 aa 118 'II 0: Totalo: 23 9·18 05. . Aol· ,Ve!ljtoa: . , IASTIN Knight, 10 7·10 27; Gaul,· 6 8·0 W6l\IIPII' · "·· ••:. :111 40 118 :r1 ~G; Cullins. 1 7·10 21: llellor, 0 a4 J.CtoO~ 1---- ' -· • 15 '23 34 ;; I .,._i ~ 't ~: Colo, 2 Il-l 4. Totoll 211 24-M 4; \ y 74. . Score by quartera : ' Wahama It 24 37 03 1 ' : Eustcrn 18 32 16 71 ,liD ITANOINGI MWer, Owner Butch hi• IZ by poinl•. Bclpn Gaul had high boononbeatCt. lh> Eastern var11ly cagcn by 20 A red hot Eastern basketball only last week. the flrat q1.1arter when the scorfl •CAPITOL •cbLUMBIA .eVICTOR DECCA • DOT • CORAL (Ctotlnutd FNm Pato as 20 goints during the contest. again for 116-53 and cashlid in·twice hard." · . Middleport tomorrow., sun•aay, . Racine Ions, but not school of· on the one and one for ll8-53. He picked Logan, GalUpolli, ' p. m.. in the high ~~r:~!:;~~ ------- - ~- ---- - ~ •!Ill• 11, !lela~. also were clalml~g "fo~l'' 'when Belpre scored the wlnnin~ night, never gelling closer than basket Inside the ~~ 8 IIOflOnd• nine points to the winners. which they claim was much longWilliams and Lockhart with 29 er. , and 18 point.s respectively were . Tbe official Belpre timekeeper, outstanding for CoolviUe. Tbey al· it waa argued, neglectEd to start so controlled bott& boards. Twice, the clock alter a free·for-~11 loi· in the second and third quarters lowinl a Belpre attempt at the Rutland m<.magl'tl to pull within •• i>asket. The reoult wu that time, nine points but there they were Slephen Hill, a Panther severa,l yellrs ago whep the viclor- It waL &aid, ran on until Belpre choked off For Rutland Dugan ies were slim and far between during the early 50's, is in did get a baoket thcll' the b1!JZCr Yjlis high with 11. town visiting Ma and Pa (A. C.) HUI, Beeeh-st. cn:ed the ~~i IIi . would 1 Martin's 27 points and German's He now has in tow a very lovely young mate. of Cleve(and ma:O"~: .~~~~nto to~/ 22 points led the h<Jt Rutland re· serves to a 58·19 victory over Coot- He1ghts and a three-months old daughter, quite the same. ' Tbcsc aame offioials were tak · ville reserves. Hoffman of Rulland Steve is between Air Force assignments, having completed a ing tbe otlitude today that any tour on multi·engines at Denver. In nine days he leaves his· team that didn't beat Belpre by had II. home town for assignment In Japan ·at a place called Tach!· 35 p~lnts deserved to.t..e bY one. No player from C~lvilte got kawa (Japanese pronunciation: tachi-ka-wa). This Is little Tbe. Tornadoes built up • big over six pomts and only two, points T k R · rial 8G , lead 1n the openmg quarter of were scored by the losers in the nortlt from where o yo ose at one lime ente ned . 1. s !6-Z but the Eqles cUmbed back tntire second half. in the South Pacific. to 22·10 belore the rest period. Varsity, by quarters: "Boy, we didn't get much of anywhere back In my senior Racine maintained a "-32 lead Rutland 10 23 39 50 year on the football team," rec811ed Steve. · at hall time but at one time tbet Coolville ZO 34 49 72 "We lied Wahama in the opening game then IObt everyone had led by 38-18 only to have It Scoring: Rutland: Eads 3 4·0 10; of them from there on in." whlt)led down by the scDSI\iml· Grado (1.4).0; Graham 4 2·3 10; Coy , p aUy hot Belpre ahootm. 1 hat was the year the anthers · dropped a couple of real The Tornadoes. had a 13·pohtl 0.0·0: Carson 2 0·0 4;Dugon 8 1·3 )1; Rife 4 1·4 9. Totals Zl 8·20 50. close ones, for example, to Nelsonville, 7·6. It was !be ~arne lead going Into the final quarter, t.:oolvillc: Locktlarl 8 2-4- 18; year lhat Ted Scott, Bernard Thornton and Don Young, all in 47-:lt. Dodd z 2·3 6; Tore 6 J.-4 1,3; Wil- their junior years, played for the Panthers. Hill waB a half· And In the fatal fourth quar· liams 10 9·21 2D; Simmons 2 0·04; back and a gritty one. · ter, Carl Wolfe and the entire Ra· Golbrclh I 0 I 2. Totals 20 14-31 They ail had to be that way to take so many scores on their eine team suddenly got ice cubes 72. · · · k D k B between their fingers. Hardly any· chms, and come back lighting the following wee . u e ar· would go In Aloo the red-bot Bel Officials: Rhode& and White. rett•was in his one-year coaching stand in Pantherland. pre boys ~ere iorclng defensivt BOUCHEE CHARGED Hill will be promoted to First Lieutenant before he leaves errors on the Tornadoes wbo were SPOKANE, Wash. !UPJ - Ed San FraQcisco for Japan. trying to fatten a 111-1 record. Bouchee, Cirst baseman ot the . With two minuutea left in the Philadelphia Phillles, was free on I'J 1 game, Racine Jed BGn In th• ,bond today after being charged next half minute Belpre went • with Indecent exp0110re in connecvery coach lb our small high schOOlB face Is head at 86.00 on nine 1traigh! A Problem e tion wilh a recent series of ch1ld point• moletiling casts. building teams from the grades and keeping them together. In that last balf mmute and , The big student bodies in cities regularly field first strings of half the lead changed hand• or seniors and a junior or two.~rely sophomores. · . was tied nine time•. . ' Middleport has a probl · · now that relates to 1t. Coach With 8 aeconds remaintnr, and John Thompson's reserve &«j.Uad Is pa~ked with !Yeshmeg an d two free t hrows (or 71 ~"9 , •· ...cIne. sophomores and one or two of them obviously could cut the · Jltlprc, with the ball and tlmr All Fire Exllngulshers 1 llefpre leading 71).69, Racine. mustard on the varsity ·at least as strong .bpnch llijlterIa · supposedly in, raced to Racine To Be lupeeted But these boys actually get mqch more playing experience end o! the court and shot but AI Least Onee A Year on the rese'rvc t~am, and every game they work together ls llonnle Salser batted 11 down. See or Call like money in the bank for next year and the year after that. There was a wild "ramble for the. While Coach Nolan Swackhamer's varsity Is being clipped ball and Vannoy of Belpre came little tno frequently, he haa the problem of leavln" or not up with It, shot, and thio time he. a "' & made it good aa the buzzer ended. DISTRIBUTOR leaving varsity help with Thompson. 11 was tltls final ..quenre o! Fire and Safely Every coach would like to have a strong freshman team events the Tornado fans claim EQUIPMENT playing as a unit. That's what Bob Shesky had last y~r at oould not have been sqllcezed Nelsonville _ a freshman team with three years of experi· Into eight second• The Belpre Moch~nic St. entc playing together. · timekeeper, or ofliciais., bad no· NEWS GALLON By the time these boys had become senlors j lhey were thing to IIY· . STIEL IUCKITS W,oile, l"ilh the hlgi>cst oeorm~ With Lido c~mps. . ' avciago in Southeastern Ohio, ' This year Coach Relton is using primarily sophomores on got 24 polnls followed eloaely bv SPECIAL PRICE his reserve squad. Their record after last mght Is 4·3 In the 1v1n Powell's output o! 22. It was 75e earh league and they're looking better every game. Powoll's finest night to date.' Salser a dead shot, got only 3 poinls, all In ~~· second nail. ' Carpenter o! \the winners W38 blgb with 23. . a108 'J.IJtaclne reserves edged in one overtime the Eagle rcocrvcs with Friday . ., with one of tbelr pooreSt team• SPORTS The Rutland Red Devils drop]llld another home cage contest, this 72-50 · 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 18, 1958 r--~-------..;..------""'lk~~. ::r.:·~.Fr~o~~e:'t,t:! . time to Coolville LegciiNotice ~· - S1 T : ~ ,. ,. ~. ~ �• I I \ O....Dally SenUn~l yome~y Middleport, 0 Jrut 18 1958 L-~~~~~--~~~ The Oall~ :Senund • Founder's Day Tea Planned For Next Month By Sugar Run Parent-Teachers fathers Day was obServed at the ttRUiar meet ng ol the Sugar Run PTA Thur.sday rilgbt at thestbool Mrs. Ray \\oodgcard pres dent opened the meet ng by leading n the PTA prayer Two commu1 eatJons were rear\ by the seer£> tary Mrs Leland s ~n One was from tbe Central SchoOl PTA 1 v1t1ng the s gar Run Group to & Founder 5 D;~y Tea Monday Feb 10 The other was from i\lrs Roy Trac) Jr pres dent of the Meg County PTA Counc 1 :\fr.s Jame 0 Brten ga\e the treasurers re par l It was gar Run ounccd that the S F'ounder s Da) 1 e wou d br ffb 20 and that spe t al nv tat ons would be sent I the Cen rat l TA teachers past pres den s an h11 lcr ll en ber Hostesses for he tea w II b Mcsdamr W II am And e so Marv n Bur El na Wh le Ke eth F nl ey Donald Coli ns Ed ward Baer s J Blazewicz Alex Ctlo Leo Vaughan Chari Blakeslee Rober Storv Sjl rl ) Gu nther and Ph I G obokar Delegates o th Me gs Cou Counc I Pnrents a d Teachers be he d at Jon or H gh ilUd to n Feb 6 were nan ed as Mesdam Gu nther Law ence Morar b lar old Ebersba h Chrster Kn tlll and W A \1 ernntcs arc Mesdame ~ n ore Jr ( e llarr s cha rcr Cha Gibbs a <\ hea Br}a I was an ou ed th t the S ga r Ru g o p s to furn sn andw ches wh h nay h e II e fancy o p a n a h ~ meet n Those w sh g lo do ate s wtchcs arc a:o~kcd to take then lo the Jun o H gh Feb 6th orr Cia apprer a ion of PTA w11s e.dc ded by Mrs Woo I geard to he sc hoo board for new b eye! rack rut.allcd at th foo of Sugar Ru Ill for th rhl dren lo li'.: e Goodwtn Pr nl ing Co npany for mnny pas s r v ces H H I for typing fr 111 Pomc y I gh S oo und t II many falhNs who attended th 1 cotlhg that n ght 1 he F llh Grade 2han who sang G te Us Th i.'> Day wtth Mrs Luctl e Swack hamer accompany 1 g She ntroduccd Thomas Hennessy nephe~ o( teacher Roberts who was mas ter of ceremonies for a This I Your L1fe sketclt fca ur ng Ro Ell!'.nor S Schaaf - Mlddlepol'l Society Editor - Phon( 6079 beru In charge of Ibe ours ry wcrl.' LucUie llawklns - Pomeroy Society Editor - Ph1111e 8244 Patr c:! a Hennessy a I Candy KISSling R(\fres hmcnts were tlo logs po ato c ps and coffee serv ed on rrysta trays by Mesdames Edward Wei s Charles Hoffman rconttnuod From Pogo o ..J Willard Boyer E !war \ani wao Golden Glow overture by Jonc en Calv n S npson E za G lmor Mrs Harold Moore and son M son Jr Char es Spencer a d Danny chael Co umbus have been vistt Susan Prqbasco was guest of The patrons that enJoy a more Thompson mg her parents Mayor omd Mrs honor at a farewell party planned I tary s y e of mus c w 11 be p e C 0 F shcr and family while Mr this week by Charlene Davis and ased to know that the band ha Moore a semor m the College of Oorts R ce m the recreat on room se a.s de two selcc .,ns for the Arch lecture at Oh o state Um of the Davu borne Susan was pre 0 e o them B 1 boaru -rei vcrs ty JS em a f1cld trip to Phil sen ted a gtft from the guests as a by Klohr 5 an old st ndard n ~delphia Pa \ farewell before she moved to the brar es of nany bends acto 11 Mrs Cora BcnJlett 1s reported as Charleston Friday Games aQf] lhe nat on The other Block M 1mprov ng slowly al he home qn dane ng were enJoyed by the girls b) B I k s a comparatively mod 'Mrs R chard Jones \US guest of South 1hird Avenue after a recent who wee served a dessert course ern compost on honor at a stork shower lleld on illness and hospitalization Pr1Ze8 were won by Christine 11 e bt !ld s 0 c entry Thursday evemng at he home of Ml and Mrs Fran Reichert and Coats and IJCay JenklDIIOra novel y e f cld s a narrat un Mrs Harold Thomas w tb MIBs Sal family attended the Chicago Bal ' "' tJ nd ac nan ment ent t I) Sauer and ~rs Jack Harmon as let perfdrmance at the Memorial Those present were Susan Pro-J lied "• r• -· Trees a~sistmg hostesses Games were basco Karen McElhinny J~dy ,~ -u,-,. ---,,,.-,n -ct-d--,p:-1,--,y?;-p aved and p zes won by Mrs A Aud toriun Oh o Uruversity Frl Butcher Chruhne Coats Kay J,n -cLday evening k ·• E Wei s Mrs Harold Hinkle Mrs mson Rosetta Richards Su•n: No 1m JU,.. all theM thine• I vt Mar ory Grogan and Sh rley Gaul Mr and Mrs Harvey '[ Hall Pullen Barbara and Betty Covert told this Someone dldn t know The ayette g fls we e placed on and daughter Patrtcta moved this Judy Sauer Janiee Zirkle was ~n Or he d never hav4 nlled Mr Roba table decorated 10 gree n and past week !rom the _Bush apart able to attend the party erts an Ordln~ry Joel ye low !ilrca t ers The refresh ment on A8h Street to Kennewick Last Sunday morn ng the H1gh It is drff1cult to guess at what mcnts of ce cream cake and cot Washington their rormer home S<'hool class of the First Pres~)' fee rarr ed out the shower theme Mr and Mrs Robert Turner and tenaq Church taua:ht by Mra age Sugar Run young stop callmg Mr w th m n ;Jturc boo ees on the cake ch1ldren Debby and ilftchael Mrs Jamel~uchanan also presented the r Fifth Grade leach r The Impreaston he a d torks on tl c ce cream Luther Harris and her son Paul Susan Probasco with a farewell Roberts makes o young mmds 18 deep Those presen w r \1rs Jones L Harris USA ar~ week end gtft and rull w1th respect One mdica Mrs Wells MarJory Grogan Sh1r guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Turner t1on perhaps IS the well known ley Gaul Sue Cramer Darbanr David Diles son of Mr and Mrs facts that Mr 'ltoberts I tile Bctzing Char o~tc Dillard Barbara L D Diles Is rec perating after league ba.!ieball team IS one of the Gr lldlltatr Martha W ll ams Ncl a m nor operation at the Ford e Wnijht Jean Wells Dorothy Hospital In Detrott Mlch accord fme d sc1phned teams m sport~J­ manshJP an4 tak1ng the breaks as Scltwab Janet lbnk e I a.e Ann mg to word received by his par they come without umpire baiting Gw a:r.dowsk~ Sy via Col 11 Send en'' lhts week ng gifts but un ble to be present The Women a Auxiliary of Grace Certainly Bob Roberts ts Mr Rob were Mrs Chu es Sauer Mrs Roy Eptscopal Church held 111 January ert11 to his pupils and o~n far be Jon.cs MIa Wood Anna Chapman meeting Thursday afternoon at the yond htgh school years Rub) Baer and Lcra Jones The Tht. Is Your Ltle program home ol Mrt A R Knight Lin began with Mike Roberts pre,.nt coin Road ----------------------------Middleport Society Susan Probasco Is Honored With Farewell Party Donna Jones Is H.onored Guest At Stork Shower Grace Ep1scopal Church Women's Aux1hary Meets Pocohontas Off1cers Are Re-Elected Mrs Everett Hayes president tng his lather wttb a vegetable cor presided at the meetmg which op sage made b~ Mrs Ray Wood ~ned with devotions by Mrs Aar geard Th1s was sqppossed to and on Kelton including a prayer lor d d produce laughs As many memoraL1e eventl were the new bishop to be elected for unfolded Bobs old elaBBmatf~ll the diocese of Southern Oh o bur ng the business session a came out to greet h1m Graduates contribution of $6 wos made to lhe of PHS n 1928 who came were March ol Dimes and S5 dues ~o cart Qualls Daytop 1'h lttps and the United Church Women we Rhodell Stelly all ol Pomeroy to paid Mrs Kntght and Mrs Ctll- day Bob recalled of Qualls he Ollteers were reelected lor lhe eomJng year when White Dove Council Pocohontas met Tuesday evening at U.e home of Mrs Meda IOUJ!ht tb Gibbs Mulberry Ave Mrs mbbs presided at the meet tng ond ofllcero elected were Mrs Gibbs, Pocohontas Etlgle MeGill Keeper of Wamp'lm Mn Verna Hysell Keeper of Records Nevada rle Clark were named to servt Beaver Winona Helen Miller with Mrs Patrick Lochary the Trualee Sally Atltson Represent• chairman to receive gilts to tle t ve to Great Council and Verna sent to the Book of Remem Robert Roberts wall awarded $5 for its room an~ the lltten lu banner for uvmg thr. most pa cnh pr{'sent Mrs Globokar program d a r man opened her part or th ning by lntroduemg Pat Rock Spr~ngs Better Health Club Meeting 'Mrs wtlltan Rnrifo aSBistcd bv Mn Homer R11d£ord ani Mu noll n Radford cntcrta ne thr. Howard K1tchen Returns Home Rock Sprlnss Better Heal h C ub Thursday afternoon a h r home Rock Springs road Gro p !I ng n~ of Holv Hoh Holy openc I the meet ng fot owed by the Lords Praye an plolge to the 1 ag in ut bon D r g the bl s ness 11e11tdoo w th M Hugb Bcarhs pres dent pres din~ a contribution was matle to t!lc March of Dl ncs A report of th lck e& nn ttcc was glu.n by !\Irs Wit am Morg:m ami Mrs Clifford •HIItt hor~4" ttoy C o o I -SMILLIIS WITH COVER!10 INCH ~10 )2 INCH 75 $13 50 t c lhclt ROWlEY & REED Bobs phystcs teacher and A M Zahl (summer paintJng partner to day) who Roberts said he reealled for -his great abil ty aa a morale bu lder n boys John Wern a former pupil or Bobs was present Werry s almost superhuman performance as full Beyond back for U e Panthers In the1r to att~nd liNCH was a great tackle for Pomeroy of Phillip& a fellow member of From the KingdOjll Coole by Lllllon Pope wh ch quo~ !mal game at dlddleport of Wer ed AclB 17 26 God hath tnad~ of ry !I se lor year Wtlanng No 21 one ..blood all nations of men ror was recalled by Roberts Super ntendenl ol Schools Char to dwell on all the filee of t11e earth and has determined th~ time Jcs Gtbbs remarks concluded w th Mr Roberts s a good man to before appointed and the ttouudt have In our school uf the r habitation Other teachers compbmcntm g Refreshments were served by the hostess durmg the socia l hour thmr fellow worker were Mrs. AI wtth Mrs M D Hartinger presid- thea 0 Bnen F rst Grade AI of us here look up to Mr Roberts ing at the coffee ae vice Mrs Bcatr ce Re nbart Second Grade It 1s always a pleasure to work w1th him Mrs Lucille Swackhamer muBlc supervisor (Contlnuod From '!oo10 Ont) Now 1 know you( age And she NO ORDINARY JOI mentioned her priYllege m having Somtont told me Mr Roberts wu known Bobs n other the late Mrs 1n Ordinary Joe Cora E Roberts I m ture thtre are 1 few thingt Mro Woodgeard PTA pres dent thlo Somoono dldn I know observed Did ha know thot lttoldeo tho I•~ He has and Is domg so m 1ch tonl everyday for the boys and girls always giv Mr Raberh tMchea all th1 values lnJ them that extra push thcv so of thlo thln1 collod lolr ploy? often need Did ho know thot on tho ploy A lie ei"P snd cull ltnko In a tround whon tho kldo oro ploy pearl Masomc emblem sctt og was lng boll presented to Bob by M Globokar Mr Rtlttrta Is 1lway1 out thtrt In behalf of the PTA for ~is won with lhtm - ond thoro f1r derlul work in ond out of the jured 1\le Friday ntg~t when lhetr IIARDWAIIE CO MIDDLIPORT Review Your Year ROOMS Of Thot looming our nation • hi,. tory 1 no inlorludt? lu lc b pr gran Prize& m a con ''"'""' know In tummer est co dueled by Mrs Rollin Ra I DltlbriOht Mr Roltom ceuld all ot ford were 11wardcd to Mn Haro\J home •"" ... ., Ularksto aM lin Ed;ar Abbott But ho 4 rathor halp tha Llttlo fhe hyn n Blm Be The Tie by tho group and the Mizpah bene stead of at the lulme of Thelma diction closed the meeting Grueter 11 preYioualy planned ner csh ne were ~r.crved hy Games wete played during ,.the ho.stessc11 to thGSe named abov social hour wttll prtzeo oworded "'d ltro Oliver Clark Mrs W the wlnnen afLor which refre1h • b r Batley MrJ Howard Bot mcnls were ..Md by Mrs Rich Mrs Amos Leonor$1. Mf! Arlc ard Campbell ond Mra Henry 1M Abbot VIcki Lynn Ab~otl Edd bel Abbott and Bobby Block1ton lladfor t ' d Cathy Abbott to eo 1 ,t. for the Februa Y will be Ml'!l George Skin ner Mrs Ito) Smith and Mrs wy Gr user Al-L HlW Fu'" itu,.. llos easns ~ectin~ We P., 2% lnlered On Your Savlngt ANY POLICY Mognoha Temple ' Pyth1an S1~ters Meeting.Js Held YOU GtT FROlll US IU Member Federal Retertf S}IIMI Me•ller FedenlllePOBIIIDBUI'IIIe• CorporaUoa POMEROY OWO ~JI ~f·. t~~-"":~~--~------ . . --._':""_.__ tcro met in"""''" llel!lon Thuro doy evenlnl 11 the DAV hall with Borntce Ann Durll, exctllenl Jun tor prcaldlnl , Durin& the meotlna I eontribu hon of ~ Wll mode to the Morch ol Dimeo II wu onhouneed that the Fobruory DIHUnr ol the Pa•t Chtela Club Will be held at the home of M'l Adorn Ebersbach w th Mt" Durst ., co-bo•te" it I CONTINUID PIOM PAG"- I I ght for the losers For the Jackets Nelson was the key feeder and drew 12 charity chances maktng etght of them His dr ve n lay up attempts were ear sk1dded on ce on the outsk1rts of the c ty and struck a tree the enerny mistake& Dead lo Larry DeLong J? of forcing In tl e last quarter with a mm Ch II cothe Hosp1tal authorities said he apparently died of mternul ute to go Logan pulled up to 6669 after Ira ling 5il-46 at the he IRJUrleS g nn ng of the last quarter 'MQr ln poor cond t on w th a possible gan m thts last quarter had 12 skull fracture 1s George Rundels pomUi and the outcome really was 16 Chillicothe InJured and in fa1r n doubt at that point condition were Haro d Jones 16 However Ke y was fouled n Barbara Croft 19 Sandra Mteh 14 and Florence Merr t 16 David shoot ng and sunk both tries for U.(lf.l sewmg up the game as the Trainer 18. was released after Jackets held Logan from there on treatment All of the Jured are out from Chill cothe Quarter seorcs were 13 9 ~ 29 The accident happened 15m les 511'-46 and the !mal 71-66 count east of U S 23 on the Mar etta The wm gave the Jackets a 3-4 P ke Authont es sa1d the youths record n the SEOAL s flfst half went skating and appartently had good for ftfth place ln the league gone for a dr1ve later they had been PICked to fm sh The JIIC!kets come to Pomeroy next Tuesday niflht to tantlle wllh the leagueleadl~ll and undefeated Pomeroy Panthers 111 the opening game ol the second round Middleport reserves conUnuod on their winning streak with a con vmc1ng 48-36 Win over f..(lgan re serves For Middleport Hartinger had 21 Milch 10 Klees 2 McCool 2 W Harris 3 J Horm 2 and S Bailey 8 Dalton was btgh for Logan VarSity by quarters M ddleport Scormg Mddlcport BoiVIes 5 !Hl 10 Kelty ll ~ 23 Erwin 2 6-12 10 Nelson 3 8 12 14 Whitlateh 6 2 5 14 non oeoren Miller and Crooks Totals 25 2135 71 Th first example of lh s \\ II b the dend t on of I Could Have DD<u ced All N ght and On Lbe Street Where You L ve from he Broadway mus ral My F2.1 Lad Mus Bever y Roush "' II be he vocal .soloist In these two select 1 he neKt number ul ano Bo was wr ttcn by U e ban I d1recto Mr Howard Cozar for cnc of th bandmcmbers Robert Bo MeG! thl n The band plays a Lat n An " rhythm pattern while Cc JtEVER.E ·WAtt£ COPPER ClAD STAINlESS STEll SAUCE PAN Regular $7 SO value ONLY $5!! 1V•-QUAlT DOUBlE IOIUI lqular $10 ~0 ..1~ $lW98· Of.j LY l 'r~11 Y~~~ ~DV'II ·~li! Wl!l.~l Other WOJidOtful RBVIRE WAR& ~ Housewares ~ Dept On 'l.'l!e Mala Floor I Co .,.d $k ,, $7.71 t td Sk tl 10 71 -" Com• In and o Q Ooi<l' 0"'" .l our CC~mpltfl Mllctita tf IIVIII WAU 111 UKER WARNER-IHLE FURNITURE I INSUII,ANCI! AGENCY Oa The Br~ Comu t 10 11hone 4fi.Y W Clturl Sl fomero1 ~· Mlddreporl ' ' .. erlttne BINGLI OOPY4r Order Of Eastern Stars District 25 Annual Session Is Held Here Friday 1 he 34th annual sess1on of Dtstnct 25 Order Jlf Eaat~rn Stars and a school of instruction was held Friday at the! Porn eroy Masonic Temple wttb Pomeroy Chapter •s hOsts held v1ce preetdent Pauhne At kms Harr sonvUJe secretaey Mabel Baldtng Valley treaaurer I ~~VJIIli~JllOIRV Eva Foulke Marietta conductress I' Cou ntess Phllhs Re nersvUle as tees were Gene Jacoby Athens You serve $1.52 () Co ' Opened TodaY More Than AThousand Attend ~ .\h ELBERPELDS t~h~e~h~l~~h_•_ch_o~ol_l~e-ve~l~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==:===~~~ Eva Elttott Vaitcy and Dora De Lons Lowell audtttng Harry P Smith Den!(t Goegleln Pome of "O~n Honse" For New School Three hundred and twenty ftve Middleport children five to 10 yean old today are attending classes for the first time 10 the new elementary school bUilding on Pearl st which an estima!OO 1 000 parents and lrlenda of better ed~~<:ahon vlstt •AI Sunday during an Open House Almost every commumty m Metgs County was represented amone the vlJiton who were eon dueled on 1 tour throuah ea h eiUIToom II ended In the Iorge QOW audttorlutll ealted a mulli pur pose room Here tbey enjoyed n__ .I.! coffee and COOkiea ICrved by tad ea .- faJit Of ol the Middleport PTA from the sehoolo aew and ohtm~g kitchen i --Olle eape<tlllY ln\erea\ed v sit llnil or conducted I~M 11\e butld Tho weathorman pre<J ted a ln& by Middleport "-1D&endent m xturc of snow an J ram wou a ()f Schoo1J Lee Meeomu peuon move nlo lhe !lotale l01....;y S VOL IX NO 234 gartlst Grella Harris Bartlett warder and Bill Calendlnc Webb aentlnel Servtng on the Dlslrtet commtt ..,.___ 1hree Narrowly Escape Death At Hobson Crossing n ree- 1men n (ttro \'lv esea' d death eorty Sunday morn ng at the llo"'on Croulng looated on Stale Route 7 one hall mile south of the Middleport Corpt'utlon llne when thelf 1947 Chevrolet etlllhed alo an Eutbound New Yor4 Central trJUn completelv demolohlng the ear m which the! ~~:ore fldmg inJured I n the mishap wore BID Holcomb 20 of Point Pleu driver ot the ear and a mem the U S Marine!! who !UP: lacerations ol Uoe waa unconstJOI.IS wbe~ ~~•,rvrs dQPUltea ~rrlvcc at 2 tq ally •• Pomer.w "-'Uittnd ent of Scboall ~ Gihb• Tbe Open HOUle wu offtc1ally opened by a aquad and color guard from Uae Fee~aey Bennett Post Ameriean 14io11 Under the command of JA!t S.UU. aDd w th a huile call ~ J111 Croou the l.egJonaJres pre.t.niett to Mr Me ComaJ an AmeriCID flaa: JIYen them ror the purpose tty Cor.gress-man Tom Jenk.lna Tile flag has been flown over tbe Capitol build ng for a 24 bour period Commander Sm1tb gave the flag to Mr ML'QJmiJ who 10 turn presenled It to HW lllldrecl Hawley And Ram , -ted F Late f-J-y uua The flrit or the snow and (a was expected tto enter Wester Ob o m ube forenoon and spr(!t~tl to eutern count es durmg: the late 2flernoon or evenmg The weatherman sa d a low pre l&sllre and cold front extend ng fron Lake Mcltgan to Southern Texas would move east war I and pass O\er o o Tuesd:~y Passac of the !ron w II brmg <1 change to colder wea 1er and snlJo. rturr c Temperatures today were c~ peeled to range f om t t 30 s nu th to the 40 s &auth Low!! ton 6 h will range from 20 to 3? no thw lll to the 3110 JOUtleast and e~trcn prlndpal of lbe odtoot Richard south Early temperature, tuday a ~ 00 from 20 at Mar~ett. to 25 at Columbuo 27 al Citvel• d and J~ Bodimer and Ray Pickens, Jr rataed it on the new !lac pole front tnl tile bulldlnJ n. Rev Fred GardJJer gave u invocation Memben of the local ac:hool board wbo p-eeled vwton were loin. Everett FoD Lionel BoJp Emenon Jone1 aad Harpld E HubbUd Boord Preoident Bru<e Uoyd was unable to JUend lmlledlale Pill ""'mhers of tbe boltd who were mllrument.al In plalll!lni the new llulldlns ond who ~ prueot lftl'e Paul Smari IDd Paul Dam Mn Lowell Prohtoeo wu unoble to attend The boord lutd hlgbeol Pfllae for t&e pnme eonttador Denver Walker ViniDDt 0 and Supenn• tendeat of aeueraJ eOilltrUctiOD Woll and ordtltedo Mr ond lfn C D Claldea Marietta Tbe school bottnl joined In 1 statement that Mr at Cine rmatt The bi&ge!ll soow.storm of t1 e year swept out c( 'n P a n <tate. uno the Midwest to<lay coatma: roads w th a treacherot.~ snow blank• olone to~ gbt mch es from west Ten'i mt.o the Great Lakes regmn \Veathermcn l.iSUed cavy smJ'A warntngs today tor e.slern Kan 115 northwcl!t MJSsoUr "nd south central Iowa where .accumlatwlls of lour nchea or more were x peetod by nlghtWI Warrungs alio were sui out for northern JlllooJs soutJtcr WLSc n SID and lower lrhch&gan where two to five nches of snow arc likelY In Ch1cago forecasters pred1c ed stormy weather for Pres d<nt Euenhower 1 arr•val by plane fur a fund ra smg dmner A two-t four mch !iDOwfall waH experlt·d n the Cit)'! and the E~w was tX ted "'-""'-~"' bil ty from one au to onl m le The :~now storm began Sunday and spread fro n Texu and Ne v MexiCO nortb through the cc ttral Rock1es .and North Dakoti a d {Continued On Page Three) Heath MethOdist Young People Attend Institute 1be Rev C R Kookngbt accom pan1ed young people £rom the Sen br Youth FeDowshtp of Heath MethodiSt Church to the Md W n ter Institute of the Porllmouth Blstrlct m Galltpol• today .Mn James (.'riswell ass stcd with jranoporlation Mr Konk 1ght will be 10 charge of classes at the lnatitute and )diu Sally Schaaf advuor m the MYF will be present for tbc Sunday sess10ns Those planmng to attend arc Jolla Kfl<hb pres dent Gary Ault Carol Crtswell Dtana Slum be Barbara and Betty Cover Ruth Ann Edwards Storm SA~ as Jfw •• , ' ~. _ $4.7$ -~ WtitherltriPJiiOt as lOw a$ CeRing Tile 'as low as Oak Flooring as low as Tileboard as low as Dlsappeorlnt Stalrw•y Ideal for on •r~nee to attlc or ottlc room A• INSULATION Best qujlliY All staqdard type~ B:tu ll'P• " low $35 95 41Atcoq It . t• 1 10c ft. ' 12Vzc s9. h. 13Y2c sq. ft. 11 c SCf. ft. ' Knotty Pmc Ideal lor Re<re at on ltooma Dens or Family Room~ Aa low 171At uq It 71 Ohio Counties Were Mfected By The Flu Epidemic COLUMBUS t P -L"I yea nfluenza cp den 1C bcga m Sell c~ber and 5lrlltk 71 o( the state F88 count es Dr Ralph E Owo k .state health d rector &i d toda The cp dcm c reached ls pe A dur ng October he reported Dwork sa d 160 deaths were t tniJuted to mfluenza m 63 cou C! Asian flu wa.s found m 4 ount es Dwork sa d a sll dy nd catc I he death rate was h &hl's an o persons over 69 and nt nls. The llness rate was h ghe.st amon h ldren of school age [nflucnza poss bly rouhl have been a cause In 107 o 1 r dea 11 Owork sad He advocated conl nu d use of the mfluenz;a vaccme {\CO thouH here are no s gn:s O{ a sccOntl outbreak MARKEt RIPoaT CINCINNATI UP - Produrc &tfr.taeraltr • 1-.-e Prttectio• rain ow.r the so.uth portion thl' afternoon aM •enleht Warmer to day end tonight Rain cher~~lng tq light snow ond colder TuoMioy Edtlh Vaughan Thea chaplain INCLUDES "ELtAIU GIVES ' YOU ' Onlo Snow mlxod l"ltn tlHt beginning !odor ond changing to Vlrgmia Long Aurcliu11 marshall Lucllle Swackhamer Pomeroy rlf ng number the Alp 1 e Holtdoy tune L tlle Broy,n Jug The progrHm s des gned t please ttte mus cal tastes of nea r fl yone and to prov de an CV<' lng s entertainment Also w th f. prem re performance of Cobol Bo one may vtew he beg n of a new era of crcat ve mustc BY UNITeD PRESS !Oclate conductress 2 QUART The Jun or Varsity Band occ pies a_ prom nent poll l 01 n I cor:ccrt 1lso They will play U ted Nations March aa t~e1r opell Overture a~ thelr contr buttan the serious atmosphert and u f nale will present a bouncy La tin number known as Mel ca Sundae ./ Weather ddleport E • e at y- Roberta K Nlndlmg past gra~td matron of Beverly open ed the meeting, after whtch the lollowmg district officers pre s1ded Cora Webb presldent Ruth Crumrine New Marsh Glothhn performs the job of th t:U&Xophone solmat The ont re sol IS do e tid I b wh ch means t~ there s no music written for tl solo and the solo111t may pla wltatever be dcstres Althoug this type of sole Is not u comm 111 ;>rofcssional and col ~se ran (::uba no Bo w II be m lestOT!f' in h gb school music for th s area ew 13 33 55 Tl 9 2D 46 66 Logan Logan Morgan 13 3-7 29 Brown 7 2 ~ 16 Stump 5 I I 11 Br~ndon :____ _,-,-------,-,.---' last n when the play began Ibis 2 I 3 5 Patterson 2 !Hl 6 Doltsthe rend tlon of 1 Could Have matsch 0 12 I Totals ~ 1H5 66 Danced All N ght and On th tow as Gat Rqe Pay Ollly fUM •uwa and $28 011,_ per DIODIII 'Mqnollo Temple Pylblon S s The FARMERS BANK and Savl'ngs Co"'p"··y au Jackets Upset Logan 71-66As Kelly Has .Best Night With 23 Veteran Teacher Mr!i Ro I n RRdf r I progrRn ha 11 um for the af crnoon pis ned a prognn cons .sting of thr {' articles Evcrvrfay l\IIrarlc~ t; Mrs Mouum Ucrnlu Mrs Hor cc Abbo l and S I'MI Through tho coli? school Smllng Mrs Edgar I hbol A DidoltoYO SoftiHnt kntw lhol moll chll Thi• part of the mcoling eon oen There s 1 hr T me WR!4 va b Mrs sc tt Foln cr and 11:< dNn when ther enter Fifth eluded w th singing For He s A Grode Jolly Good l'ellow llpll t kl'ep yo p ppy ~ere giver. Shoko ond ohlm llko tho dlckono by Mrs W II am Gr e11er -Qf Mr Roltorll thoy'ro olrold? A ~ g Jc~us Loves Me wati Old thlo Samoono know Mr Rello c!ltl nt r~ by s x ch ldrcn Mar} ~ em has to teach them "'e • not 1 1 o t Radford Sherry Blad<Sio Scraottlh nv ::~n I Roger Abbott Connl Cunomcr Parki g At Unr of Store \ CHILLICOTHE UP - One teen ager was killed a 1d s x others m The Dance Band' po tton ollh the Black Hat Gang and of Stef fy he did a lot of good church program w II include both ~:~lo number entitled Its lht Talk o brance In memory of the late work the Town and Ihe fam lia boun Abo on htmd were Asa Hoskins Hysell alternate representative Gamea were played dur ng the Mrs Howard Kress The funds soc at hour with prlzeJ awarded to fro n these Kift& are used for schol Mrs Gibbs Mrs Hysell Mrs Me arshtps to worthy students in the 0 II and Mr• Beaver Refresh work of the church Mrs Mehle menta of Ice cteam and cake wore man of New Haven W Va was Introduced by Mrs Theodore Reed 1crved The next meat ng wltl be he d and welcomed a11 a new member Mrs Patrick Lochary gave an In Tuesday February 4 at the Gbbl home and all members are Lrsed tere11ting review of the book I Pto111 ~~COfl 1ncl ' " o ht frylnt 1f • wholt ch c:hn he • 1 Reo~ttt Mitt cltt vneel f« tho ob Yet~ tiN low h.. t-Ho mo o bv nt dt lnt I A11d 10 euy to du.,l Wahama Band Teenager Killed Jn Auto Crash Near Chillicothe FENCING FLOOR JACKI CIILING T?-1 Eggs steady prtces at fan s U S consumer grades Whites a d browns A Jumbos 3fH2 A lanz:c 32-36 A med urn 2&-33 A ' .. I 23 30 A large 28 33 prices FOB Cmcmnati whites and browfls A large 41-43 A medtum 33-41 A large 37-39 Cbtckens steady fryers 3 3 ~ lb 21 24\! hens heovy type 18-21 hens llgbt type 1112 Volume and praee dt~lributton on fryers !10 000 at 21 2 000 at 2111 106.000 at 22 !10.000 al 23 10 000 at 24 fi 000 at 24\1 22 000 at uodet.ermined pnce1 Butter creamerr DO sc:ore 710. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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