https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/728d2e013a9c3e9cc842dd3d30c84dcf.pdf fd773280aa0df53cb662d5de80220ad0 PDF Text Text ' I ~!~t~~na!u~~~~!~~ned '· ' The ,Allen Hughes t ROOMS OP ...._ Datlv S.enun.-1 . Mr& II. 1. Belt and IOD lllt<hel and family of Parkersbu" lveic NeW', Year'+ wueJts of llr. 1nd 1\fra. Guy Swadley. · Mr. and Mfl. Claytoq HenBior >nd children, Alb~y, w~re S~t· urday suesiJ ol Mr. •~d Mr~. Guy Swadley. Sunday With a birthday dmncr In honor of her husband, Allen. Guests Included Mr and Mrs Herman Hellyer i!Rd :;ons Jun. .and Bill of Nelsonville, Mrs Don Shamblin and children Ronnie, Donnie and Eva Ja{le of Cheshire and Mr: and Mrs. Lew1s Hughe-s of Galhpolla. ALL NEW Fur~iture INCLUDES llefrlgeralor u• Gas Range Pay Only $59.50 doWII ud $29.0D per moalll BAKER Perry-Hawk Wedding Held IY UIIITED PRISS Middleport Sot-iety Sgt W1 lllam Mason who IS ata tloned at Fort Knox, K) , spcn! Hawk were unttcd 1n mawage on FrJday, January 17 at the Fed the past weeke nd w1th Mr. cmd erutcd Church at Pomeroy by the Mrs Walt Manley amJ family Mr and Mrs G E Prellton re Rev Waldo J Bartels. Mr and Mrs Perry wtll residf turned S.Jturd!ly from Mlam. , where they attended a mert at Scott Depot, W Va, arter l the Natwnal Au!omoblle short .czh,, m DoNmnl!'~on, Ohio. As.,odalJOn They were gone ten days. l.lu Eleanor Welch Zether, Mr~ Ethel Chapman and Mrs Ebza beth Web.stor an~ daughter Jean were in Athens FridaY. to see the performance of the Chlrago ()p Mrs Herman Ohlmger enter- era Ballet. Danny Brown underwent Oln tained the Bl Monthly Canas!:• Club recently at her home on appendectomy Monday at th< Condor Slreet Alonzo L Perry and Mrs Ann1 Bi-Monthly Canasta Club Meeting'tfeld A desfJert course lhe ho~tess to Mrs flan Mrs Garflner W! IHam Stivers, was :;~crved bv William Sheri· Mankm, Mrs Mrs '"H ' oward Taffy Pulling Party Is Held At Bush Home HeuseGuest Is Honored By Ruttencutter's Mr aild Mrs L. J Rultt•nrultcr of Mason entertained With a breakfast on Sunday mormng a' their home 111 honor of theil house gue§t Mrs Margaret Bree11 f . r::. . . POMEROl SOCIETY Mrs Lmme Rumm el 'has • rc-- '' MEDICINE CHEST "LEFfOVERS" " SHIRUY'S BEAUTY SHOP Hair Cutting & Styling llleachlnr Jr. Tinting Realistic - Brech Caryl Rlcbards & . DUTTON DRUG CO. COATB BLDG. MIDDLEPORT Rayette Permanent• OPEN 9 TO 8 MON. THROUQI{ SAT. Closed Wed: Afternoon Ph. Sll·M .1091,1 Court Sl Gallipolis on Monday Ill YAWl! FGITIIIm ' IyH~t6fcorirbt ' _. .krttrJ k for and-· ON;~ "'""'"'lpn COli - · thh,mat· ~ thh low prlct. HvrrdNdo of tlrm, , ~ttitln~L ~ ,.,,ludl boidtr. 11.. f'l*l~·; · -' . ' ' I , IX ,NO. 236 .• • -· • Middleport Cage Five Downed By Third Quarter Rally I tne ' •' · SINGL.C corY-61 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, January 22, 1958 i,' }tepresentative Thomas A. Jenkins of Ironton, . Ohio, who ' · Is serving his 34th year as a Member of Congress, announced today that J{e will be a candld&te lor re·eiectlon this year from 'Oiiio's lOth Congresslonai ,District. , ' A' high-ranking Republican and a member of the House ,. Ways and Mean,s Com!llitlee, Mr Jenkins was first elected to ~ the 81lth Congress In 1924 an.t ' has been rc·clected sm~e for 17 con!\eeutive tefms. He lias servtd J' ,1 on the pqwcrfal Waya and Mean.J Committoe s1)'lcc 1933 ~nd also • hold.s membership on the 1mporl anl Ja.int Congre&stonal Commit tee on AtomiC Energy and the Jo1nt Comm ttee on Internal Re venue Taxatton , setv1ec m Congre,,. Rel>reseiitLfh>o Jcnkms has beer. behalf <>f legl•i~tlon bo nt~~~\;~tco ~JSiat!On to Distnd control 1 'I:he league-leading Pomeroy Panthers won their lOth stl'ltlght basketball game without defeat this season 'l'llesday nlgJtt on their home floor 44-34 against a stubborn Middleport leam which held the lead throughout most of the flrsl half Pomeroy's win, In doubt until a third quarter rally, kept 1the Panther edge In the SEO at two ~~!ames One of the contendcn, Wellston, stumbled last night as tbe Gary McConkey-lesa Atheno won 51 to 5ll at Rocketland Wells ton, now 5·3, follow• 8 2 Atheno Sayr~ Fined For Marcb Of Dimes Container Theft and Galbpohs The Gal11ans slopped through to Stealing 1 March of Dimes con tainu from a doWJJtown bu coLin ter became a costly action fDi Douglas Sayre o1 Letart Fall , Tuesday mgbt Sayre plead guJity to stealmq the confamer uid to b.ave m 11 $60 or lw He was fined lJy M'ayDr Charles Legar $300 and C<IIIJ and oenteneed to 90 d ays 1n Candidacy For Re-Election Surviving 10 addition to hts mother who resides in Pumeroy are two brortbero, Wilbur Ward, of Ch ..hire and Harold Ward of Lanp:vHie and one nephew The deceased wu to be removed to the Chase Funeral Home at RUt· I land today. , of tho Natlon'l til• ' the nation ~t 1 of otbcr Hunt· lih~and· 'waterwa1•s., lncluriing !fill prepored aild served Eailetn Stm 'ocsts Included all j.J ldov" of former Shriners A enjo)·cd and afterwards. by of Col m~Uent contributions arpenterAir -Beacon· For$ale' Sllle Of Popcorn By Firemen ~e~Jrs Goal Of $1,000 pro~ t cli16 Shrm own. ' taxation, aull other eonatructive legtslation Wliile a member of the ObJO State Se'nate, he secured enacl· ·~ (Contmued on Page Ftve) Soon, &Jaranaw Folk School g:aund electric ~bl e and appro was started to teach the people xtmately S60 hneal ·feet of 7' to read and within a !e~ montn." cham lwk fence The Jlropctty L~ there were fllty teaehers on the located approxJmate.Jy 0 3 lflile west or the VIllage of Carpenter I atall. Meigs County, Obto, on th,• (Continued on Page F1veJ ~.------~~------ 30Uth s:tde of State Htgbway No t43 All persons intere!tcd in in· !pectmg the property al(d t secur mg bid forms shou ld conlac\ the Real Estate Dtvision, \U S • Pomeroy Emergency squaamen answered two calls Tu!'.!idB)', ont• a dry run affair m company with the vlfluntcer fir-emen' not But aUack May Abandon iD fm;l baH. Two bad gone by while A tot.! oJ 2M acc1den1J were Jn. both teams missed normally sure vest.igated by the st.a~ pollee, 1ber· shota at the begmmng of the 1n OilPi~line Marietta MARIE1TA. 0 UP-The Buck ncers, 830 West Broadway, eye Pipe Lme Co, sa1d Tuesday \'llle, Ky. it may abando" lta crude 011 Sealed btds for th~'purchaee of JCathel'ing line in Guernsey, Nc lhe above described property' w1ll ble, Monroe and Washmgton. be rece1ved unt11' 1 po P M Counties by May because of un· CST, 18 March 1958, at the Ol·I·Pl'Oflt,able o~ratlonl. hec of the District Engi~eer, U The fir111 &aid that after May 1 S Arn\y Engineer DIStrict, 3110 It will gather Oil 10 the counties Emergency Squad Answers Two 4lls During·Tuesday· the d.,. checkmg Coach Nolan Swackhamer's boys pljiced on SEO League B<Ormg le•der ST lobo· son. The Panther c•nter had 17 pomts m the lint half hut could add only four more m the last 16 mmutes. However, Folmer, the ~teady Pomeroy forward who has averag# ed 11 pomt.s per league game to date, came up wtth a.:notbcr 8 pomiJ m tbe !le<ond half to sdd to hi• 8 of the f1rst for a total of 16, bts best work: of the yur. Martin, a quick b-7 guard, inJed· ed vigor mto Pantb'!r feeding tae· tics which bad been lactillg m !be first periods, and fed ~ poiniJ Of his own into the score book •Bnu:e Zirkle and Bill W•~Jfn , starLillB guards, WI'! ~ ..4lled by tb~ Jackets. Jum~IWI'ne, who won two tlut(h 'games ln ,me ""Pfl 1110nth with list second wm· shots, was held one field =•f t? 254 Accidents the Jackets tould mount any eustained on the Cherked In Mason her basket the oecond half. Pan· Nor could they manage a decia1ve lead the County In 1957 minutes Engmeer DIStriCt, Collps of WC8t Broadway, LOUisville, 1(!'.. and then publicly opened In room 'uu 01 that office Title Will be vested m the BuecesJilful bidder by Quitclaim Deed. All bidde" ;-ould obtain full inforllr11ion bclure suJJmtttlllg bids ' Tbe ,prOperty has been screen cd against the known defense and other requ~rements of the' Fed eral 9overnment. The government reserve! th~ right to reject an~ and· all b1ds. VlliiOD bertn by me:a~t~rlng :Nelson· ville by over 20 polnls, 77·5:1. I I nuol Ladles Nlt~t dinper Tuesday m the M1dtlleport American :~ a 68 39 wm over Jackton Lo~an kept alive Its hopes lor a rarst <h At Pomeroy Piul Folmer turnef! an h1s besl scormg l!ffort of ttle season to lead the third quarter rally An unheralded substitute g1.1ard ,Ronme Martin, helped spark the wmnen to a comfortable 36-26 le:1d by the end of the third period th~n c~~:~tc~al~earmg the mayll' 1 This ~as nevf!r ser10usJy threa,t· rmed p au I Evans 24 r ortl an d I cncd m the fina l S~CSSIOJl although 1n the op~mng minutes of the last $10 and coa:ta f~r bavma: ll() dm quarter Harlan Whitlatch got mg license while openlm;i: ~ both tr1cs at the II ce lme, Ernest motor vehicle 1 Howles dunked 111 a rebound, and ( added a free throw It was 36·31 for Pomeroy. Folmer came to the rescue 1m· mediately wtth two atde court push LaJ! shots frorT) ZO feet out wtlh 5 40 left on the clock From then on • I the Panther margm rema1oed be· tween 10 and 12 pomta until the end Coach D1<k Retton swept hiS Stxly n:ne Tw'm Cll)' Shr10ers be"~"li w1th 59 tiCCOI'Ids left. and their ladle! attonded the an The j"COnd baH was marked by Shriners Hold I wes N'Ight Funeral mugementa are aWl At Middleport pending. I H< evenlllJl were Mrs M L F\oe~ch, !Irs Ev erctt Rail, Mr.s. ErncsL Covert, Mrs Charles Mayes, ~In Nell Davis Mr.. Cedric Clark and Mrs Csrl i!oba~t Joe Savely, Malcolm T!llet~ • Tom and Barry Tillett and Gerald Berry all oJ Akron were recent gue~to of C. H. Wise Jr. on a tour of the OVEC plant at Kyget Creek. The men work fqr tile Ohio Edison Power Companr. ~-- '.,, De.,.,,e,. l'o Tlte 111tere5e.OI Tile M'd fs·Bu• .t.reo ...;.: Tom Jenkins Announces His •' ~OL ford, Mrs L C Roush, Kaylong 9nd Mrs R F. Bryant, Sew ,Ha ven Kansan In Visit Here On Return Fromlfrip;Abroad . ' ViCtory () of Minnesota Attenchng were Mr !lnd Mn: N 0 Wetn of Hartford, Mr and M~s A D Hume, New- Hdven Mr and Mrs W T Stone, Hart turned to her home 1n 1\imersville 1rter a we('k's visit With rclati''.Cn tosan, Mrs Eugene Triplett, Mrs m Jackson 1 Albert Moriln, Mrs Orval Wiles Charles Grue!cr who IS emnlbAn old. fashioned toffy pull and Mn R1cha1 d Flnl11vr Oa Tbe Brightest Coriter in Vlrg•ma spent th~ wecke~p The nex.t meeting w1Il be held was enjoyed at the home of Roy ed Bush at Old Town Friday evening With lns famlJy In Mlnf!rRvllo In Middleport at the home of Mrs Fmlaw, Mr and M:rs Paul Fisher of January 17 1 n"day. "Jan 29. Those present were Mr and Mme"' lie spent Sunday In Col· Mrs Charl~s BUJh, Harry and umbul! w1th Mr and Mrs Jamc,.. Donna Bush, JocJyn Taylor, Mr FISher and daughter Edward Parkr!r Jr, was U~.~ and Mrs Ernest Buoh, Mr awl Mr.s. Lawrence Buah and Connie weekend I(Uest of h1s parenb , Mr and Mn W1llard Pigott Mr and, Mra Edward Parker Sr ' 1 Charlene, Rachel and Jm, Mr Mtnersville Robert and Joe · Cb•pman of Mn' Dewey Hlggenbottom Paul, Gloria Kay, Roger Rutland were weekend guutl or ond the hoots. " , , Mr and Mrs Charles Buck llln Lula ~acka of 'Lanf~vlll> Is spending a few days witH hoi There'a but one good place In the homo brotber·ln·law and alater, Mr. lbd for 41ettoven.'1 lhat's the relrl&erator-and the' Mrs Charles Buck "leltovera" ahould be foods, not medlcmea Mrs Eldon Kraeuter rcturncl' Medicine ehett "leftoven" are risky at best. to her home, Morning E'tar, Sunday from the St. Joseph flospijai and often downright dangero11.1. The modlcme and u improvint.' •· your pbyafclan prescribed a year or 80 aao Mra. Mac Bennett of 1\Jlnsa• wu intended ta, be lUied then, not now C1ty, Kall!las, visited Monday Meigs General Ho~pltal He Ia lie Avoid 1erlo11B danger-dump old medlclneaLoncel \nth Misse.s Lena 11nd Kl!.tle Guth husband of tbe former Vee Sa~cr en route home from a tour of Each Wnesa r.::quirea seientlftc dlaanoailMrs. Della Carnahan of BUc\ · Rome and, 111ually, opeclallzed medicine 11 Indicated. rus visited over the weekend wtil1 Whtle on tho tour she 'lolLed Mr and Mrli Charles r.teNamcf , See your phyolclan Let lllm decide the Hol1 Land and '"w the Pope Mrs Ma·: Sanborn and M1ss Deqs what's heaL Mrs. Bennett the former Mae Sanborl' She came espectall~ fM Call on Ul Vincent, wll!l the da•Jghter of to provide Charlea Vlnlent who owned a the funeral or Max Sanborn 'on I yuur ~edJeation. moMment bualnesa on We!it Main Saturday Mr~ Lena May Drummond ol Street, Pomeroy, a number of 1 Bainbr1dge was a weekend QUcs t a~<> Thla 11 Mr1 !lonnett'• ot M111 Fripda Faebolj! She ~" vltlt here in 32 Jcll't to attend the meeting of Dlst~le l 26, OES nt Pomero~. Among thooe attending the Trl County Community Concert In FURNITURE .' Qblo: Cloudy and colder and 1~111e llgbt snow todpy mixed Wilh rain extreme east this morning. ' Partly cloudy south, mostly <lou· dy.... north. Some scattered snow flurries litely extrtme north~ , J19Nton tonight and Thurodo). Colder tonigbt High todtll' In tho 3!1•• low tonight 17·24. . . . . . . Regi • q_t y dnly at pump slatlons and from trucks (urnLShed by the producen . This may 'mean that the producers will have to haul thetr od directly to tbe rermer1es. WINS PROMOTION Mrs Irene Arnold, Harmon· VIlle, mother of Walter C. Ed· monde, recently received word of hll promotion tq lbe raok of S!t lo the Unlt~d States llfarinc Corp• he enllste~ In the Marines on July n, 1955, oerved 14 months m Okmawa now 'stationed at Quan· lieo, Vlrg!Dia 1fi'1 department, and dty pollee in Muon Couny d11rmg the year 19S7, it 'has been revealed. The report showed that DIDO persona Were killed m auto aed· dents during the year while police lnveBUgated 78 accidents with in· juriea, 130 acclde.ntJ wrthout Injuries and 181) property damage accidents. • game when Bobby Nelson finally opeoed tbe bidding w1th a one· hander out of tfi.e foul circle. John· son soon matched 1t but Wh1tlatch made It 4-2 Whitlatdl bit agam for JH altor Fyllller ue<l 11 up at f.4 and Johnson tled II at 6-6. The quarter ended at 8 8 after Nelson and Mike Erwtn got a free throw apiece lnd JohntiOn two for two by the same r(lute. Middleport led 18·14 and Z0.16 In the !le<ond quarter but Johnson and HaWtbome eaeh talhed and Folmer got the first o£ a one and one while all the Jacket.~ could muster was Whitlatch's two for two at the eharity line The long rest began With th e Jackets ahead 22·21 after one of the lowest scorint fii'St halves m Reports showed that Novem~>er and December were the months with the higbeot total of accidents. Each of those month.! totalled mishaps. ' lo addition the state police d<> tachment issued 590 warning liCk· cts, served 34 revocation orders for tile Department of Motor Vehiclell, recovered $3429 93 worth of stolen property .11nd made 63:1 retent years.~ arrests. Other montbs witb the With Gar)' 'MCCO!Ikey on <rut· number uf aee1denta ID eacb are 111 (contmued on Page •·ourl loUowo: January 22; Februlfy 15; March 20, Aprd 28, May 13; June 1 34 : september ,7 i' !. t lie :~ ~~~ d~to~';'J. Water Supplies Sco~-lN-.-h·~ 'Planned Is Topi¢ For.lOtb . · Ig · • Vo-Ag Meetmg At Kvger Creek High • , Scout Night, by leaders of ,the MGM Boy Scout DIS· trrct. as a ereat step forward in the progress of the Distnct, Early Jn the aftcrnuon tire· will be held Thursday, Jan. 23, 1958, at the new Kyger Creek men and squadmcn were sum monBd to the Tom Bowen resl Htgh School at 7:30pm. Looking into the future with vision, leaders of the tri·coun· on Rock Sprmgs Ro&d a ftre was reported appar ty area have combined all meetings of a dtstrict nature into a neighbor whu m1stook one mcetmg All adult Scouters mcmerator for some· will jom together for an iml)(e\· only one meetm g to attend therf! sive openmg ceremony and gen- can be no eonfunon." er,al ' announcements Then thE:l Robeit L Slier. Dlsln~t s~uul Later at 10 20 p m , aidmen prDgram diVISion, or Roundtable,, transported Claral Ward to Mctg•, will meet separately as w1ll the Exerutive, says "I "Congratulatn General Hospital from Langsville Distrttl Committee, the body tha! lhe leaders of the MGM D1stnc• 1n mating th1s move f It ('Crtam ~ and cal~ed a phys1cmn for her carries out pohcv c F HibBs, Middleport. Di"' 18 a look mto the uture wit', VI.!'IOn" Addmg that the MGM trJCt Chairman, states 'With 38R Dlstnct lS among tfre leaders o, h teg1stercd adults m lb.~ thre~ 1o. ll' 'lSl ~ounties, we reel that these meet· Ro::g!On JV m /'lla 1 accomplis mgs will be the best attended in ment th iS past year, Mr, Siler the history of the MGM DlStnct. goe• on to say "W•t~ ambit•o•:, In cutting , from nearly half a obJect.iv~ Cor l958, it lS nece:; dozen meeting per m ~:mth to on1v r:uy tor every parent to be 'CO& we believe the Scouters will mzant of the provam of !be Bo~ telcon'lc this opportunity for '&olJ{! of Amenca and the MG)f A revival at the Church of Christ greater sen icc lo the y..outh of DLStrJ<!t, and for every Scouter ~o tQ Christian Umon m Hartford the commumty, be aware of his, or her, respon will be held beglnnmg Seout Night Will .produce gred SlbditJ to brmg to the boys the 2 and ).aSbng for two dd lype program they desire. lieen announced by the ~t ~or~e :nd te;~ p~;:~~t 01 ; Asking nil lllembers to be pre· Rev. Howard Killingsworth · · lC son, .. • sent Thursday mght, Mr Hi~bs trld Commissioner With Scou\ 111\'ltcs also, any parent wl)o Evangelist for the liervlces will I. ttielrl CJirsa communtty • poolm ~ Wishes to alleml At thLS meetmg, be ReV. Lillian Wilson of Dayton. and sharmg riiies, tht the program for 1958 wlll be THe 1 services will begm at 7·30. transportation problem no long· eacbtoveniJ16. S(i<:<lll smgers have er •existS, Too this type meeting adopted; and p\ans made lor fbetn lecW'td! for the reviVal. Will llhumate confus.1on; with carryiui out th~ proifam. . ChorehOf Cl At Hartford Is , • ReVI\'' a} PIannmg ' W~ter ~ilk for house and do· mesbc use frorh farm ponds will be the tenth meeting m the cu;· rent Vo-Ag sencs of meetmgs t Racme according to Howanl No· ian, 10structor. ThiS meeting IS open to everyone Interested in wat· er m the oounty and has bc<;n planned with the coopera1ion of all agrtcultural agenciell in tbe county. A summary of results of water well drilling and the relative success in securing water Is being prepared by H E. Shfeldli of the f A S C Samples of water ro1n ponds an d communtt Y water sys. lems Will be made available lor C E Bl k 1 C t tastmg by . . a cs ee, oun Y 1\gncullural Agent. Dtffere11t commerctal methods or chlormaUo.t and dechlonnalion will be presented by Bob "Sullur Out'' Harris o~ the Ever Pure ~om· pany Carl 81li.kam and Hugh Custer of Lbe Soil Conservation Serv 1ce wm be available to answer questions on farm ponds. Samtarums, milk COQlpany and (Contmucd on Page FIVe) , HIGH·LOW TEMPS NEW YORK U1,- The luwe:it temperature recorded m th.e '"'nn\ ' bon today was 25 below zero al Fraser Colo the Wce:~tber Bnr· ~ ' ' d ean reported High"t Tues ay , was 73 at Fort M)~rs. Fla. ; w\ 110,' l 1 lr..'; - ' j �J' THE"DAILY . SENtiNff Vi. . .. . oo; . lC.fE·lEVISf ..;....~U·l ·• \ WSA% -TV -CKitt"6 ·3 ..:ay ll ..r~miMtntat~~. ....... · ~'~ t1di - ·to.. SPutniks WJlh spa~~- ~~· qrq!!!Jl~ glat, foHn$ for earth. obseWef~ sdltf 4~t!iecf to withstJnd the killing ~lfl!-1• Vfil!!I!J!!S Ql the infit1itely vast areas in this ilnd ll)l.lllons of other universes are much In 'the n~W!. We hear terrible watnings ot the future of present world civUi2ation If men's tempet·s go berserk again. Science of atl kinds Is lhe demand of the hour. But America lags, it Is reported everywhere. The colleges say they need more science st~dents of a higher calibre. Racine High School, ~ith one of _the better sctence departments m Meigs CoUnty, apparently IS about. to take up some of the slack. In a recent pole taken of 11 honor students who had interviews with a !'llpresentalive of Ohio University, five of \he eight aenlor boys indicated they expected to enroll In a college of engineering. ' We lwvc no figures for previous years ·but this proportion appears exceptionally high. It Is the kind of percentage even: the Russians might applaud were it from one of their secondarv schools. But in America each peuon elects what he will do with himself. There are no taps upon shoulders, so to 1peak, with a directive to proceed to this or that technical college. To these five Racine aenlors, and to the many others from l!lelgs Cou~!Y who wlll be· gin a course of study thllt surely will place America hac~ In the race for space, engineering colleges offer Utile that 1s soft. Rather, they warn that only the best or the hardest working will graduate as engineers·. Which brings up the question, what makes &n engineer' Is there a way tb find out If your young5ter Is by nature fitted for 1 life of scien~e' Might he be one of the first 100 to clrcumnavlgato tho Moon? Falco'ns ' ' 'tt.~. ' For ' ' , . pCo'. ~ id .Votes r,eS.- ent ,'. On '1,...... . .i;. C~l: :~~;;~ FIJnds ,W. .UHJNGTON . R. .,-m~ Tile PJ'ii _' · ~hanitel3 - Wadnisday 'Chaa""l3:.: Tllu_,. · M5 : Slgr. or. · ·, . , 8:4§, s~Y.~ s)!ow th~mselves th~'-'at. · 1 :;- ~~ hll!4te and p;rsist~!}f. c.slti. ~fie ~ttf,e• ~my won't quit tllllerMl 'iflltt ele«trlc culreqt.. Alice maybe is ihe kind who alwayg llaQts to go to the marshes to collect insect specimens. In some children this drive fades, dies. In others It grows' becomas mor~ l!tS~Iiable. ' · 2 .- Ablllty _to spot an Incongruity or Inconsistency. 01 Why Is this window coated' Wfth frost, and the oilier oae not?" 8 - dnce hlivlng s}lOtted the )ncbl\grWty the ability to cons!~)' ~fl~P.all~~ fOIJ !*can be tested, tbls testing ~base beinf Jitally Important. ., . . 4 - The tende~cy to thin~ !n qu~~tfi!Jt!ve terms. For Instance, lp di!serl~tna 4 Jtl!xfpg . operation, one y<Jungste~ may telfyou merely, "I use more of ilil$ th~n 1 do of tji~.· An· other will give you the exact number of drops he usee, Physical req~lr~_!hent Include 4 l))8b de· gree of mecltanlcal·mlndedness; manual dex· terlty, manipulative ability. Mechanical devices and gadgets ~h!el&lltistl,lncludlng such ancient ones as tMe' !~lescope and the thermometer havo been 'Invaluable. · · 10:~ Arll!oe P\1ncls Sh4w 5:00 5:30 6:15 6:ZS 6:30 thi , and other deleme Pl'C\Ifl\114. , A the. lillie time It booftec1 from miDI to ... nu. · auth~~ h~~~ from one deleqiO pro. ll'am to oaother to tlplOll i!l1 _.....,...;;.;_;=:..:::.;: unexpected we a p ono bre'U:· lhroutht. . House approve! opptMfCI '.,..... toln-on· Thursday at tM ~Jt. Meomrblle, Congrt, li+•ded into • battle o•er Preolde~t !iAnboWer'• promiaed abalceup of the · Qelen,. ·Department. Tile !'leu. d.ent deelared Monday niibt ·he ~naliy wUI bou ''p~l!l' ond ~eeUve modenmotlon" ·of tlit deparlmeo~ The White' Houle ilid Congress will ll<!t blo l'l!or&lllliaUon plan "fairly soon." ,.'-·1' t ;t. Both the Army llld Air F'orce ··; ~ reported ruahiiiJ their oW.. ,'!" . ,..' biueprinta to weld the tbrte _.. t. ~ . . lceo into a oingle comlblnd ilnl~ l ,. . And today a retired Navol horo I~~ Fleet Adm. Chester w. Niml~ recommended the Joint Chiefs of StoU bo streamlined to put them in closer toqeh with the President. But he said be Is against the pneral staff idea. . ' .. Amiy 'Mldllyl111 Mlulloi ".-.n.: In other deveiopJ11enta: . l~ I , ' -Anny ~tory - WUber M. : r~·::· ;, BnH:ker told the Hoase Ariaed Serv)ceo Committee the ArmY Is . tl' modilylnt two Jupiter.C nllaoileo to launch acientilic satellites. He .····~ . also said the Army wanto 1 ·pro' gram to lounch large . ~nnei.. ance and mappint ..telliteo "of !·~ ,.. great mllltary value." He ·odcJed the Army Is "deveiopint bardware" for the Nike-Zeua antl·ml.. aile mi..ue. -In oewty reiOJBOII teeli!IIOJU', · __ ,,.. ,. Secretary Nell It McBI· roy · ,tho United State~ ~ ~on­ sidertnc deployment of 1,llj)O-Jnll• intermediate range . balliilie siles in tho Far East. He did nbt soy where or·when. · ' Nimlta, still · ruddy·la«d ered at 7Z, teetilied before Senate Preparedne.. aubeommiltee which Ia studylnt Deienee lloportment reorP~tiiltloo·. ' ·, Nimita spOke 'from ·. experle~e both aa tbe five-alar leoder of Pacific Noval forces in World War. U ;nd as a ccdesk Bill0r1' ; <or two .,Ostwar y0m when ·be · ;erved as chief of oaval ',,opera-. ' lions. ,. While with the nee~ NilltJI& oald he often had a "10ne< of lru&\1'1· 11n" wW!e waiting lor decilions to arrive from Waahington; He reit then that it would be better o have a ainch! commin.der ratb· " than the Joint Chtero ,.tup. to:3o 1nia~~;ediunt 11.00 The Pii"' ls Right li::iu 'l'r!)tb or ·~nsequQDi:el 1~:00 Tic. Tac Douqb 12:30 It Conld !l'l You 1:00 Mid·Day New! Movtelime Kitty Foyle Matinee Thenter Queen for , Doy 1:15 Movll!time 2:30 Kltty F9xle 3:00 Matinee Ttleiter 1 ' CO Queen lor a Day 4:45 Modem Romance• 5:00 Comedy Tim; 5:30 Spinach Pia,vhou"' ' ' 1 ~:00 F1iU IDd s4:1'1188S ·. \ 6:25 Weallleftiui • . 6::io N'~ j'ietdre · · Comedy Tim• Spinach Playhouse Sports Eyl Weathei'tait News Picture U5 Nlip N'.;,s 1-t)O WblrJYbW.' · 7:00 Tic Tae . ~ou,b , J:do You !let Your lJfe 8:30 Dtisne! · · · ?:00 ]\<lots and Saddles UO · Wagon Train 8:30 Father Knows Best S:OO KrMt Thelter 10:00 Thi; iJ Your tile 10:3Q 0. lf•nrr P~yhq~e , tl:OO Peopl•'s Cbottt! t:30 Ford Sholr 10:{.11) l\ll!rcii of MedlciJte 11:0& ·~llof!~l!ta..~ 11:14 e'l !J.~il 11: If IP, :til\~ 1:M Sl8li 00 IUxl News H••dllnei 11:10 Weathm-e~sl IJ ·I5 Nitewatc:. 1·00 Sip Otf Channell- Thvrsclty ~hr: ·!."' Wfd1olfy 8:00 Captala-Kantuoo IJavbook Oaily SentitteJ ·- PLAN FELLOWSHIP . 9:00 ¥'ot~tn; S&ow 10:00 ~ I(! ~ 10:30 11:34 lt~ll<i ' "tii'~· 4Mrer. . 12:~' -~·t·-~ il~ · The Meigs Coun!y Chrlstlon Fel· lowshlp or the Churches of Christ ~~:1 I dlf " on•' : will b~ hold on January 26; Satur· 1$:3 · ~· Ji: · qltt~ow day at the Zion Chdrd1 on the ··1Rt~!q HarrlsonVllle Road. · The Rev 1 John Blfc~lcy, Riltiind, \Iiiii be the •peaker. Family Nl~ht wilt 1:3 Aa ~til; ~~~ Turnt be observed Tlie public is invited. 2:00. Ileal!&~ el'O.l< 2:30 · Houseparty 8:00 Big PayoU t· ·. . ,.. 3:30 The Verdict Is )'ours 4:00 Brighter bay 4:15 Secret Swrm 4:30 Edge or Night 5:00 Early Show 6:30 Yo4r Eoso ~eporlet ~ : 4!; ,.,tiporta ..P.mda . .. il:55 weatherman 7:00 Casey Jdh~ ''' llr• 7:30 I Love Lucy ·• ' 8:00 Hllfh Adventure 9:00 The Millionaire 9:30 I've Got A Secret 10:00 Arm1trong Circle Theot,.. 11:00 The News Tonight 11:05 Soannin8 the Wtalber <1:10 The illte Show 1 Mellis ~ounty News 12:10 p.m. Qoily on 990 Sflot 8:45 CBS 2:00 2 30 3·00 3:30 4:00 4:15 " ' \ Do Yo• Trust Your Wile American Bondstand Wl!d liUi Hickok Mlcbr Mouse Club Oartoo~ Clu~ Arthur J. Smith Reports the Newo NOWI Shtrloet Holmes . D1anoytand tombl~a·~ \)ale o'nthiUflet t -r Date W!th the Ml~~ , Wednellla' N~rt nihw 9:44 9:45 I l:oo ll:t!O 12:05 12:15 12:45 1:00 1:30 3:00 .. l~ll~l':~fil~:;'\1{'1 ' Hii llway Climax . P,!ayhouse !Ill The News Tonight Seaoning t'le w..ther .The Late Show _ Si~ .On . !.rornin11. Movie . · TJnderstendlns YouriOII , Neighbors · · Ncion New1 F!:mille. Lalpe Movie Quick Qui1 Gretchen Wade Show Movte Matinee ~.p.<ikan llaridslan~ J:JO Jl'o Yoo Trull Your Wife 4:00 5:00 5:36 8:00 6:30 Charles - .. efl. . _ ..IIIDJ 1111 1111 litOr, WQ'De lritlleil.....,. . ' ., "";'ii:;. , :, ~ ·• I Jlr.ll!411n/--· ~tl ' AllteDI wre ool.Wo a ,......,_ f1 TUPPERS "',..,8 '1 Y, n••w• .. .. .. .. " dlfl lwolyJo llrlcldtt of hll ii*i'...~Jiij, carrie Jallr, ;~f 111'1. Lalla liGCiala ·.. llr. llld 111'1. Oils Cole of. cia- ctnnoU wen ,..k eild ....., .., llrulsolla olall II& Jlr.' .... !ln. 110llit4 Tormtco llld . '• ' . , Mt'!llld bot,.,.,:.. .. ·;. CHICAGO .UJ'~A fiUOIII of the IIOI'id Dllddlenl;ltt U!lt' bout between ttiomploa CarrtMo lllsillo and 11417 ~ lllftb 20 would PH<iute 1 pili of tMO.W and ; Del of ..,,auo fer 1 new lttdoaf roeml lam117. Tben will lie • CbiU Sopper ... Bob late II the llclloodlot Churcb llall4lal 8111Urdo7 llilbl. Jan. 20. ·Pr 1 r mill '11111 10 to the Pono l"aD4. Jlr. and Jrn, W'IJIIII Britkla ' I. ,eed· ID 10re roy, ,en'a ,bert rrow ' !lie :&M. ·' Ll· 1red errJ· I he earelly 'mk 1 t.ee, :nlz,· ana •the . Cha"'ei1.~WednesdiJJ Channel 13,.:. Th1fsday 1.30 4:00 5:00 &.~o 6:00 8:30 ' 6;3\J ' p:4! 6 55 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 11:00 II '05 11 :10 w"""'' ,, m!J. Kalle'a,.l(itcbeD As the World Tm1l the Clock Houaeparty "Big Payoff .T)le Verdict Ia YOUI'I Bri(hler boy Secret ~lorm , .uo Ed' e of Nlehl. 5:00 EllflY . tf~ · . \ New~ .·WHTN-TV C~11nne113 9:•o ·siin dn · 9:45 !41liDiRI Movie 11:50 · Nei,b~Ol'~ 12:05 Nooit News 1Z:15 Liberace 12:45 ·Movie Quick Quiz 1:00 fhe Gretchen Wade Show 1:30 Movie Matinee 3:00 Americ•• Bandstan~ I . ~ews , Lova ,ot. Life · 'S68rCilt:lor· Tomol'l'O\O' ,Guf!!ln!l ~igtit : • . ' ll~a! ) >,r.· ' ' 9:00 Morning Show t 10:00 Garry Moore · 10:30 \rthur Godfrey 11 :30 J)olto 12:00 i2:U !2:30 · !2:45 · 1:00 1:30 * . ' ...,. ........... ..-..-.. ,· IIw.t"..: ~ WCH..1V ChantteV 8 , 6:~ ~fli.liJJ ~ B:4t ~UK.... - . :iJb: ' :ar~ •:~a a!::.:·~= d!nt !iiOnh(l\l'er to opetd Dl · ·. • B .. ·r.!.; UP ..- ' · "' 1!9mll•r Room . s:so ··.trouNe Witb. l"a!her 4:45 Mod<!rn Romances On Your ... ue tho Robert "Catbird" Rouah It I<C· I ~l:'llllf l T pnlf bloll on tbe r•leon II! be- ond in scorina with 109 poinb ,/\,:,lUll I Dl\LL d~lt. · and an 11.6 averase. Roy Clark M~Kt~zle·lll~~ f(ere idli., ori baa 96 point• and a 10.7 avms• IY UNITIO ..... ar ~ilhl of thll week ond whii~ Larry Llevina. who bad a Sldnty 51 s.u.. 17 :o~~: all weet to llek \heil bad night at Ealltrn cetilng only w. Jtffer..n a c.l. UniY. " Wahlm.a nippr' ~ ft·v'entw··• I• ooo point, hHS oeorcd 94 point. Londoft 55, Ploln City J. A. 5S 46 ciOIOIY con!Oitot"pme lor an overage of )0:~ per game Stoubtnvlllt 6J IMt/11. Ctth. 49 !l.tr 47 8Y ail ~ . Roush is considered A reJubr Chtrdoft 441 Kirtlonol U . . . 1mpro'" . at Wahama but his otory it a Modtoon 17 hrry U · olnco _tHat &ame and olrange one. Coach McKentle hu Cro- 47 K - 37 w!nnin& laltiy. ; diS<overed· that ·when he otarta he Loroin St. Miry 14 CleftiiiMI lt. conUn\101 to P"' doesn't do 10 well aa l>!len he John Ctnflut 63 wltb 1Z1 pohtla goea Into the game after o lew I St. Clth>Yillt 6f lfN4ottldt Sl for IP averaJe minutes. · Ltnu...,. St. Morya a Laure~ per · same. The .. ville 53 have three other A fan remarked ree<ntly: Fronklln 7i Wllmllllltn 70 avoratet of 10 po!nta "Catbird needa hi! r..t firs~ Ohio Dtat 43 ~r 111 44l 7----..:.:......:....::.:_•:..r..:bt:..:..tte:..r:.. :--before be can play ball." Moyovlllt 71 C,.......llt 110 a- ApPl'C!Pu• -'·ti · Com 1,__ ono !'I t... , ~ 9:00 e 1:15 2:30 3:00 4;00 ·~i~"bn 7: ~n .:ro~•f ·; 7:00 :rodoY ., . .. 9.00 Rom~r · lloolh .. .. ls~ 1tr~ · ie 'With Flt5tt ·; to·Oii Ar , ~ncia s~~ · Jfh~.. Tr _ uri!.'l!unt . • · 1I:OO 'l'hEI' Prlce Is Right 11:30 Truth or Conaequenm 12:00 Tic Toe Dough 12:30 it Could Be You 1:00 Mld-Dny News ·J· r ~~~ ~~rpie· Tomadoeo 22, leaH ' I 2-Dant.,lnel, Pomeror·Miilqleport, o.,.ran. 22, \9~8 - ' . High Proport~o~:OI ~ocin'- ColtegeHo,;e,utsSel~t E11§inwing Fqr Cftl•~ fJ)f Stf!J1 A~ S.M" Age ltear$ ,- I ' ·-·. ' ' ,. . .,....,--~- --· .. · ·-:·'~""--..,"" .' ' \ ~ru:~el!l Bond~d Woody. WoodJ,>Ocker Je~;! Moll8e Club ~!"1'11 Club Artliur J. Smith Reporla , tltO N~oio 8:4~ New1 · · 7:oo l)r. Chrhll!a : Ciroue Boy ANPTHII HVisAND? lllJ!Tle<l Barbara HutiDo Von Crimm ~ With report.: ers at ~ airport tlo)>Ovtr oa hot way to Cliel'lll'- llexf. IDQ, Wl;lflrt aht Jtu 0D1 ot fter , homM. l!ablD~ ller tl ooeja)tlt' J'hlllp VIII llen.oeol&er; 'ller .... c:ort of tate. He II toute4 u her IOlCt b118banil, 011<1 tho abedl !l&ron aGttlrletf voo Cri1nJ1!. · ormor aot aco; (lotlmOifollill) W•uld Rolalt. Chtl"""' . But hio later eiperience ao 1 member of tho 1ol~t Chief• changed bia mla4, Nilllit& said, 10d be now opposot tile ceneral tall concept. But he tWnl<a the ·oint C~lels could be iDIJII'OY~, 1e .. td, by having them rotate m tbe p01t of chairn'l•n from .ime to lime rather than bivins i ,.parato chairman as II .OW the caae. The Hou,. APJ!I'oprlatiolis Com· miUec said in approvlnJI the ex· tra money asked by the President !hat more probably wiU he tou.ht later o,n. . . . In booaUnc the traaofer •ll.thorl· it10' million doll,ora, the com· oarmarie<l the tddiUoaal for developm~l olt!!f LltUe · This oat of ourplue Army olher occounll. · admintstraUon bad aake<j no tronller authority lor tl!e· ArtD'/. AshlimdMakes . I . · ·A-Plus Gas' the moat extens~ve 4il~ •lt:ef 1.1100 I• EY • ' I·Y~ A-Plus super gasoline is so, signed by your station operator. Mail it in f?n·clirect '' Yo.u'll get more power ·and better performance from .r ... . . ... .'. } . . . ' refund. / . A·Plua ·P&oiine witli. : your first tankful • • . or we •will ~ ,. '.' ·> . ··~ ' . • 1 ' ~: ~every • l_le!my .Y~U paid. : If you don't get more · ' ~- il14 bettv performance with your first tank· fill of·A·Plui, write to A-Plus, P. 0. Box 391, • I l ) • ~. . I • A ••• ..!~ ' · ' 1 Fill up to<lay Wltll A·Piua ••• the new super gasoline ••• so revoll!tionary it can ~ guaranteed. You'll g4t more ' cower and better performance with Y0\11' first tMkful! ~~- · ~ ...IRFICI POWER PARTNER ••• ·· ValvOiini All-Ciimlte ... the aU-season, aU-temperature T ...:. ' · 'liiotpr oiL Always free.Jlowing, tough bodied, super . ·. ~ Chanp today to Valvoline .AU-Climate ;·:Motor Oil! '"'h· ':am· in 1 !our 1'tbe !riti' ,. 'ibio, ~ il ' ~bland, Kentucky, within ten days of p\ltCilMe, You will be .sent a proof-of-purchase form to fill out and have news- paper adverUoing · camp.algjt In our company biatory," announeed a opoke1111aq 13r Aahiand 011 Refiniat <:pm»'""; ·aod II& 'IIIIUolel, Aetna 011 Company, Loulsvtile, FrontierNew. 011 aenn· York. ,,1- ~~~=~·~od· . llulflio, to~ · lhli ,qllirinteed G11oline1 Money:biok . auarantee lpr A·Plua Juollne ~~· tnto 'efff<l today at nioji tban Uoo Athland"oil, Aetni altd' Fron· U~r- ,.rvi~ ataUoJIB. "J~'• ' ,)axIS.C. ' ., / · Guarantee , . i' ' L II ') fh ih �J' THE"DAILY . SENtiNff Vi. . .. . oo; . lC.fE·lEVISf ..;....~U·l ·• \ WSA% -TV -CKitt"6 ·3 ..:ay ll ..r~miMtntat~~. ....... · ~'~ t1di - ·to.. SPutniks WJlh spa~~- ~~· qrq!!!Jl~ glat, foHn$ for earth. obseWef~ sdltf 4~t!iecf to withstJnd the killing ~lfl!-1• Vfil!!I!J!!S Ql the infit1itely vast areas in this ilnd ll)l.lllons of other universes are much In 'the n~W!. We hear terrible watnings ot the future of present world civUi2ation If men's tempet·s go berserk again. Science of atl kinds Is lhe demand of the hour. But America lags, it Is reported everywhere. The colleges say they need more science st~dents of a higher calibre. Racine High School, ~ith one of _the better sctence departments m Meigs CoUnty, apparently IS about. to take up some of the slack. In a recent pole taken of 11 honor students who had interviews with a !'llpresentalive of Ohio University, five of \he eight aenlor boys indicated they expected to enroll In a college of engineering. ' We lwvc no figures for previous years ·but this proportion appears exceptionally high. It Is the kind of percentage even: the Russians might applaud were it from one of their secondarv schools. But in America each peuon elects what he will do with himself. There are no taps upon shoulders, so to 1peak, with a directive to proceed to this or that technical college. To these five Racine aenlors, and to the many others from l!lelgs Cou~!Y who wlll be· gin a course of study thllt surely will place America hac~ In the race for space, engineering colleges offer Utile that 1s soft. Rather, they warn that only the best or the hardest working will graduate as engineers·. Which brings up the question, what makes &n engineer' Is there a way tb find out If your young5ter Is by nature fitted for 1 life of scien~e' Might he be one of the first 100 to clrcumnavlgato tho Moon? Falco'ns ' ' 'tt.~. ' For ' ' , . pCo'. ~ id .Votes r,eS.- ent ,'. On '1,...... . .i;. C~l: :~~;;~ FIJnds ,W. .UHJNGTON . R. .,-m~ Tile PJ'ii _' · ~hanitel3 - Wadnisday 'Chaa""l3:.: Tllu_,. · M5 : Slgr. or. · ·, . , 8:4§, s~Y.~ s)!ow th~mselves th~'-'at. · 1 :;- ~~ hll!4te and p;rsist~!}f. c.slti. ~fie ~ttf,e• ~my won't quit tllllerMl 'iflltt ele«trlc culreqt.. Alice maybe is ihe kind who alwayg llaQts to go to the marshes to collect insect specimens. In some children this drive fades, dies. In others It grows' becomas mor~ l!tS~Iiable. ' · 2 .- Ablllty _to spot an Incongruity or Inconsistency. 01 Why Is this window coated' Wfth frost, and the oilier oae not?" 8 - dnce hlivlng s}lOtted the )ncbl\grWty the ability to cons!~)' ~fl~P.all~~ fOIJ !*can be tested, tbls testing ~base beinf Jitally Important. ., . . 4 - The tende~cy to thin~ !n qu~~tfi!Jt!ve terms. For Instance, lp di!serl~tna 4 Jtl!xfpg . operation, one y<Jungste~ may telfyou merely, "I use more of ilil$ th~n 1 do of tji~.· An· other will give you the exact number of drops he usee, Physical req~lr~_!hent Include 4 l))8b de· gree of mecltanlcal·mlndedness; manual dex· terlty, manipulative ability. Mechanical devices and gadgets ~h!el&lltistl,lncludlng such ancient ones as tMe' !~lescope and the thermometer havo been 'Invaluable. · · 10:~ Arll!oe P\1ncls Sh4w 5:00 5:30 6:15 6:ZS 6:30 thi , and other deleme Pl'C\Ifl\114. , A the. lillie time It booftec1 from miDI to ... nu. · auth~~ h~~~ from one deleqiO pro. ll'am to oaother to tlplOll i!l1 _.....,...;;.;_;=:..:::.;: unexpected we a p ono bre'U:· lhroutht. . House approve! opptMfCI '.,..... toln-on· Thursday at tM ~Jt. Meomrblle, Congrt, li+•ded into • battle o•er Preolde~t !iAnboWer'• promiaed abalceup of the · Qelen,. ·Department. Tile !'leu. d.ent deelared Monday niibt ·he ~naliy wUI bou ''p~l!l' ond ~eeUve modenmotlon" ·of tlit deparlmeo~ The White' Houle ilid Congress will ll<!t blo l'l!or&lllliaUon plan "fairly soon." ,.'-·1' t ;t. Both the Army llld Air F'orce ··; ~ reported ruahiiiJ their oW.. ,'!" . ,..' biueprinta to weld the tbrte _.. t. ~ . . lceo into a oingle comlblnd ilnl~ l ,. . And today a retired Navol horo I~~ Fleet Adm. Chester w. Niml~ recommended the Joint Chiefs of StoU bo streamlined to put them in closer toqeh with the President. But he said be Is against the pneral staff idea. . ' .. Amiy 'Mldllyl111 Mlulloi ".-.n.: In other deveiopJ11enta: . l~ I , ' -Anny ~tory - WUber M. : r~·::· ;, BnH:ker told the Hoase Ariaed Serv)ceo Committee the ArmY Is . tl' modilylnt two Jupiter.C nllaoileo to launch acientilic satellites. He .····~ . also said the Army wanto 1 ·pro' gram to lounch large . ~nnei.. ance and mappint ..telliteo "of !·~ ,.. great mllltary value." He ·odcJed the Army Is "deveiopint bardware" for the Nike-Zeua antl·ml.. aile mi..ue. -In oewty reiOJBOII teeli!IIOJU', · __ ,,.. ,. Secretary Nell It McBI· roy · ,tho United State~ ~ ~on­ sidertnc deployment of 1,llj)O-Jnll• intermediate range . balliilie siles in tho Far East. He did nbt soy where or·when. · ' Nimlta, still · ruddy·la«d ered at 7Z, teetilied before Senate Preparedne.. aubeommiltee which Ia studylnt Deienee lloportment reorP~tiiltloo·. ' ·, Nimita spOke 'from ·. experle~e both aa tbe five-alar leoder of Pacific Noval forces in World War. U ;nd as a ccdesk Bill0r1' ; <or two .,Ostwar y0m when ·be · ;erved as chief of oaval ',,opera-. ' lions. ,. While with the nee~ NilltJI& oald he often had a "10ne< of lru&\1'1· 11n" wW!e waiting lor decilions to arrive from Waahington; He reit then that it would be better o have a ainch! commin.der ratb· " than the Joint Chtero ,.tup. to:3o 1nia~~;ediunt 11.00 The Pii"' ls Right li::iu 'l'r!)tb or ·~nsequQDi:el 1~:00 Tic. Tac Douqb 12:30 It Conld !l'l You 1:00 Mid·Day New! Movtelime Kitty Foyle Matinee Thenter Queen for , Doy 1:15 Movll!time 2:30 Kltty F9xle 3:00 Matinee Ttleiter 1 ' CO Queen lor a Day 4:45 Modem Romance• 5:00 Comedy Tim; 5:30 Spinach Pia,vhou"' ' ' 1 ~:00 F1iU IDd s4:1'1188S ·. \ 6:25 Weallleftiui • . 6::io N'~ j'ietdre · · Comedy Tim• Spinach Playhouse Sports Eyl Weathei'tait News Picture U5 Nlip N'.;,s 1-t)O WblrJYbW.' · 7:00 Tic Tae . ~ou,b , J:do You !let Your lJfe 8:30 Dtisne! · · · ?:00 ]\<lots and Saddles UO · Wagon Train 8:30 Father Knows Best S:OO KrMt Thelter 10:00 Thi; iJ Your tile 10:3Q 0. lf•nrr P~yhq~e , tl:OO Peopl•'s Cbottt! t:30 Ford Sholr 10:{.11) l\ll!rcii of MedlciJte 11:0& ·~llof!~l!ta..~ 11:14 e'l !J.~il 11: If IP, :til\~ 1:M Sl8li 00 IUxl News H••dllnei 11:10 Weathm-e~sl IJ ·I5 Nitewatc:. 1·00 Sip Otf Channell- Thvrsclty ~hr: ·!."' Wfd1olfy 8:00 Captala-Kantuoo IJavbook Oaily SentitteJ ·- PLAN FELLOWSHIP . 9:00 ¥'ot~tn; S&ow 10:00 ~ I(! ~ 10:30 11:34 lt~ll<i ' "tii'~· 4Mrer. . 12:~' -~·t·-~ il~ · The Meigs Coun!y Chrlstlon Fel· lowshlp or the Churches of Christ ~~:1 I dlf " on•' : will b~ hold on January 26; Satur· 1$:3 · ~· Ji: · qltt~ow day at the Zion Chdrd1 on the ··1Rt~!q HarrlsonVllle Road. · The Rev 1 John Blfc~lcy, Riltiind, \Iiiii be the •peaker. Family Nl~ht wilt 1:3 Aa ~til; ~~~ Turnt be observed Tlie public is invited. 2:00. Ileal!&~ el'O.l< 2:30 · Houseparty 8:00 Big PayoU t· ·. . ,.. 3:30 The Verdict Is )'ours 4:00 Brighter bay 4:15 Secret Swrm 4:30 Edge or Night 5:00 Early Show 6:30 Yo4r Eoso ~eporlet ~ : 4!; ,.,tiporta ..P.mda . .. il:55 weatherman 7:00 Casey Jdh~ ''' llr• 7:30 I Love Lucy ·• ' 8:00 Hllfh Adventure 9:00 The Millionaire 9:30 I've Got A Secret 10:00 Arm1trong Circle Theot,.. 11:00 The News Tonight 11:05 Soannin8 the Wtalber <1:10 The illte Show 1 Mellis ~ounty News 12:10 p.m. Qoily on 990 Sflot 8:45 CBS 2:00 2 30 3·00 3:30 4:00 4:15 " ' \ Do Yo• Trust Your Wile American Bondstand Wl!d liUi Hickok Mlcbr Mouse Club Oartoo~ Clu~ Arthur J. Smith Reports the Newo NOWI Shtrloet Holmes . D1anoytand tombl~a·~ \)ale o'nthiUflet t -r Date W!th the Ml~~ , Wednellla' N~rt nihw 9:44 9:45 I l:oo ll:t!O 12:05 12:15 12:45 1:00 1:30 3:00 .. l~ll~l':~fil~:;'\1{'1 ' Hii llway Climax . P,!ayhouse !Ill The News Tonight Seaoning t'le w..ther .The Late Show _ Si~ .On . !.rornin11. Movie . · TJnderstendlns YouriOII , Neighbors · · Ncion New1 F!:mille. Lalpe Movie Quick Qui1 Gretchen Wade Show Movte Matinee ~.p.<ikan llaridslan~ J:JO Jl'o Yoo Trull Your Wife 4:00 5:00 5:36 8:00 6:30 Charles - .. efl. . _ ..IIIDJ 1111 1111 litOr, WQ'De lritlleil.....,. . ' ., "";'ii:;. , :, ~ ·• I Jlr.ll!411n/--· ~tl ' AllteDI wre ool.Wo a ,......,_ f1 TUPPERS "',..,8 '1 Y, n••w• .. .. .. .. " dlfl lwolyJo llrlcldtt of hll ii*i'...~Jiij, carrie Jallr, ;~f 111'1. Lalla liGCiala ·.. llr. llld 111'1. Oils Cole of. cia- ctnnoU wen ,..k eild ....., .., llrulsolla olall II& Jlr.' .... !ln. 110llit4 Tormtco llld . '• ' . , Mt'!llld bot,.,.,:.. .. ·;. CHICAGO .UJ'~A fiUOIII of the IIOI'id Dllddlenl;ltt U!lt' bout between ttiomploa CarrtMo lllsillo and 11417 ~ lllftb 20 would PH<iute 1 pili of tMO.W and ; Del of ..,,auo fer 1 new lttdoaf roeml lam117. Tben will lie • CbiU Sopper ... Bob late II the llclloodlot Churcb llall4lal 8111Urdo7 llilbl. Jan. 20. ·Pr 1 r mill '11111 10 to the Pono l"aD4. Jlr. and Jrn, W'IJIIII Britkla ' I. ,eed· ID 10re roy, ,en'a ,bert rrow ' !lie :&M. ·' Ll· 1red errJ· I he earelly 'mk 1 t.ee, :nlz,· ana •the . Cha"'ei1.~WednesdiJJ Channel 13,.:. Th1fsday 1.30 4:00 5:00 &.~o 6:00 8:30 ' 6;3\J ' p:4! 6 55 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 11:00 II '05 11 :10 w"""'' ,, m!J. Kalle'a,.l(itcbeD As the World Tm1l the Clock Houaeparty "Big Payoff .T)le Verdict Ia YOUI'I Bri(hler boy Secret ~lorm , .uo Ed' e of Nlehl. 5:00 EllflY . tf~ · . \ New~ .·WHTN-TV C~11nne113 9:•o ·siin dn · 9:45 !41liDiRI Movie 11:50 · Nei,b~Ol'~ 12:05 Nooit News 1Z:15 Liberace 12:45 ·Movie Quick Quiz 1:00 fhe Gretchen Wade Show 1:30 Movie Matinee 3:00 Americ•• Bandstan~ I . ~ews , Lova ,ot. Life · 'S68rCilt:lor· Tomol'l'O\O' ,Guf!!ln!l ~igtit : • . ' ll~a! ) >,r.· ' ' 9:00 Morning Show t 10:00 Garry Moore · 10:30 \rthur Godfrey 11 :30 J)olto 12:00 i2:U !2:30 · !2:45 · 1:00 1:30 * . ' ...,. ........... ..-..-.. ,· IIw.t"..: ~ WCH..1V ChantteV 8 , 6:~ ~fli.liJJ ~ B:4t ~UK.... - . :iJb: ' :ar~ •:~a a!::.:·~= d!nt !iiOnh(l\l'er to opetd Dl · ·. • B .. ·r.!.; UP ..- ' · "' 1!9mll•r Room . s:so ··.trouNe Witb. l"a!her 4:45 Mod<!rn Romances On Your ... ue tho Robert "Catbird" Rouah It I<C· I ~l:'llllf l T pnlf bloll on tbe r•leon II! be- ond in scorina with 109 poinb ,/\,:,lUll I Dl\LL d~lt. · and an 11.6 averase. Roy Clark M~Kt~zle·lll~~ f(ere idli., ori baa 96 point• and a 10.7 avms• IY UNITIO ..... ar ~ilhl of thll week ond whii~ Larry Llevina. who bad a Sldnty 51 s.u.. 17 :o~~: all weet to llek \heil bad night at Ealltrn cetilng only w. Jtffer..n a c.l. UniY. " Wahlm.a nippr' ~ ft·v'entw··• I• ooo point, hHS oeorcd 94 point. Londoft 55, Ploln City J. A. 5S 46 ciOIOIY con!Oitot"pme lor an overage of )0:~ per game Stoubtnvlllt 6J IMt/11. Ctth. 49 !l.tr 47 8Y ail ~ . Roush is considered A reJubr Chtrdoft 441 Kirtlonol U . . . 1mpro'" . at Wahama but his otory it a Modtoon 17 hrry U · olnco _tHat &ame and olrange one. Coach McKentle hu Cro- 47 K - 37 w!nnin& laltiy. ; diS<overed· that ·when he otarta he Loroin St. Miry 14 CleftiiiMI lt. conUn\101 to P"' doesn't do 10 well aa l>!len he John Ctnflut 63 wltb 1Z1 pohtla goea Into the game after o lew I St. Clth>Yillt 6f lfN4ottldt Sl for IP averaJe minutes. · Ltnu...,. St. Morya a Laure~ per · same. The .. ville 53 have three other A fan remarked ree<ntly: Fronklln 7i Wllmllllltn 70 avoratet of 10 po!nta "Catbird needa hi! r..t firs~ Ohio Dtat 43 ~r 111 44l 7----..:.:......:....::.:_•:..r..:bt:..:..tte:..r:.. :--before be can play ball." Moyovlllt 71 C,.......llt 110 a- ApPl'C!Pu• -'·ti · Com 1,__ ono !'I t... , ~ 9:00 e 1:15 2:30 3:00 4;00 ·~i~"bn 7: ~n .:ro~•f ·; 7:00 :rodoY ., . .. 9.00 Rom~r · lloolh .. .. ls~ 1tr~ · ie 'With Flt5tt ·; to·Oii Ar , ~ncia s~~ · Jfh~.. Tr _ uri!.'l!unt . • · 1I:OO 'l'hEI' Prlce Is Right 11:30 Truth or Conaequenm 12:00 Tic Toe Dough 12:30 it Could Be You 1:00 Mld-Dny News ·J· r ~~~ ~~rpie· Tomadoeo 22, leaH ' I 2-Dant.,lnel, Pomeror·Miilqleport, o.,.ran. 22, \9~8 - ' . High Proport~o~:OI ~ocin'- ColtegeHo,;e,utsSel~t E11§inwing Fqr Cftl•~ fJ)f Stf!J1 A~ S.M" Age ltear$ ,- I ' ·-·. ' ' ,. . .,....,--~- --· .. · ·-:·'~""--..,"" .' ' \ ~ru:~el!l Bond~d Woody. WoodJ,>Ocker Je~;! Moll8e Club ~!"1'11 Club Artliur J. Smith Reporla , tltO N~oio 8:4~ New1 · · 7:oo l)r. Chrhll!a : Ciroue Boy ANPTHII HVisAND? lllJ!Tle<l Barbara HutiDo Von Crimm ~ With report.: ers at ~ airport tlo)>Ovtr oa hot way to Cliel'lll'- llexf. IDQ, Wl;lflrt aht Jtu 0D1 ot fter , homM. l!ablD~ ller tl ooeja)tlt' J'hlllp VIII llen.oeol&er; 'ller .... c:ort of tate. He II toute4 u her IOlCt b118banil, 011<1 tho abedl !l&ron aGttlrletf voo Cri1nJ1!. · ormor aot aco; (lotlmOifollill) W•uld Rolalt. Chtl"""' . But hio later eiperience ao 1 member of tho 1ol~t Chief• changed bia mla4, Nilllit& said, 10d be now opposot tile ceneral tall concept. But he tWnl<a the ·oint C~lels could be iDIJII'OY~, 1e .. td, by having them rotate m tbe p01t of chairn'l•n from .ime to lime rather than bivins i ,.parato chairman as II .OW the caae. The Hou,. APJ!I'oprlatiolis Com· miUec said in approvlnJI the ex· tra money asked by the President !hat more probably wiU he tou.ht later o,n. . . . In booaUnc the traaofer •ll.thorl· it10' million doll,ora, the com· oarmarie<l the tddiUoaal for developm~l olt!!f LltUe · This oat of ourplue Army olher occounll. · admintstraUon bad aake<j no tronller authority lor tl!e· ArtD'/. AshlimdMakes . I . · ·A-Plus Gas' the moat extens~ve 4il~ •lt:ef 1.1100 I• EY • ' I·Y~ A-Plus super gasoline is so, signed by your station operator. Mail it in f?n·clirect '' Yo.u'll get more power ·and better performance from .r ... . . ... .'. } . . . ' refund. / . A·Plua ·P&oiine witli. : your first tankful • • . or we •will ~ ,. '.' ·> . ··~ ' . • 1 ' ~: ~every • l_le!my .Y~U paid. : If you don't get more · ' ~- il14 bettv performance with your first tank· fill of·A·Plui, write to A-Plus, P. 0. Box 391, • I l ) • ~. . I • A ••• ..!~ ' · ' 1 Fill up to<lay Wltll A·Piua ••• the new super gasoline ••• so revoll!tionary it can ~ guaranteed. You'll g4t more ' cower and better performance with Y0\11' first tMkful! ~~- · ~ ...IRFICI POWER PARTNER ••• ·· ValvOiini All-Ciimlte ... the aU-season, aU-temperature T ...:. ' · 'liiotpr oiL Always free.Jlowing, tough bodied, super . ·. ~ Chanp today to Valvoline .AU-Climate ;·:Motor Oil! '"'h· ':am· in 1 !our 1'tbe !riti' ,. 'ibio, ~ il ' ~bland, Kentucky, within ten days of p\ltCilMe, You will be .sent a proof-of-purchase form to fill out and have news- paper adverUoing · camp.algjt In our company biatory," announeed a opoke1111aq 13r Aahiand 011 Refiniat <:pm»'""; ·aod II& 'IIIIUolel, Aetna 011 Company, Loulsvtile, FrontierNew. 011 aenn· York. ,,1- ~~~=~·~od· . llulflio, to~ · lhli ,qllirinteed G11oline1 Money:biok . auarantee lpr A·Plua Juollne ~~· tnto 'efff<l today at nioji tban Uoo Athland"oil, Aetni altd' Fron· U~r- ,.rvi~ ataUoJIB. "J~'• ' ,)axIS.C. ' ., / · Guarantee , . i' ' L II ') fh ih �' rlllrig Irene! or, liullrul, 'Ill even totW" rille& U'~JI(I ~ ~~~ 1 ~mnt inett140 I• rne pu :i& All 4eb.4 Somewber6 In ~ ·llcendlng .,..~ of public de1i!l It tile de· alruitlvc p9lnt 'Of •• relunl. ' T..... AJI ,Onr know• 1un where that pol•· lilly be nor, ~ciually, wbeth· ~QIIt ., II' alr~\17 bu befq rqebed or •nlf••a!r lwalt¥' inllllonl Ill Ill"'' blJIIOIII of do.W. )le)IOnd ~ pre~ ·~ debllrH!.·--tt~~ II Whaf,~JI C!l , .' t*l\llll ... • .- -111., ~~..... h,,•L J. ~ · bappe,J! . l~ tblo: Govern· me'l '.cttdlt' ·• • lfll.,4 ll?#~. government boildo , ol:ld In valoc and ¥.hi iiUire, U.,. purch.. · I pli~ tile 11· 'i. 'd~Htr ~~~ to flld ' t!lllol'd· BOthlnf. 1'h~t fa'wbat an.overlood of public debt tan and unq•••tionabt1 l >i wo~ld bring tboFL Thiilis ~uld be toll(h all ~vo;r ~d Nu;ola• ~n· In would hAve proyed his pmnt whl b "" t!IJI: tb~t , polltlcal Sport ·- tcl~t ·sueh 4• 11\oi of tile United !. .. .! mull ·JneYitably ···"""'~ •pend It· ' ,, rl • 'll(,r ·.,,1!: I 1 ' Whiter '· I 'II I~ Me.rtiiJ.:. 'i • j •• RED,UCE r 2 g~·rr. · wt"re' · i"~ jl;- Dre-~s Regul!ll' ,4,f5 and ·~·$5 Values NOW eed· to $3.00 and $4.00 J10re roy, Ill I 191;9 .-..:"' ., •• lttg. $27.95 to 1en'a ' MERCEDES ,bert 'row C:OtU~ON U9.93 Now $21.95 Reg. $12.95 PANTS ... 1111 v•• Now $1D.75 ....... bo .... '" ~IH!Iblt fu· Ill hit t14 tum, tht ' !&M Li· DRESS SHOP Preacl.:ng llfl .' ~Si~~ ' -~~" oNJ.v H ~ ~ONTH •· a i.- 'l'l.u'. toa ~ • ttle 8eeeild St. ' Pomeroy ' ~tr~~ ' Sport Shim . 20% Off A JANUARY CLMRANCE .. tep. ·, tue "'y;, ' ' ' W. ' If. ' STILL GOING ON!! of l ut:- 30 . BVGE SAVINGS ON WINTER MEROIANDIS~t \ .il • SUITS SUitS Values to '35.00 Values to f4MO Sale $15.00 Sale $23.00 No Alteratlons Please Cuffs Only SPORT COATS Values to $25 Sale $15.00 Sale $20.00 $33.00 Values to $25.95 Salt $15.00 O'Cnn~ell waa ·the NaiiM•I "The new job doeBD'I bave near· " much m011ey " playlar," 88i«. ''I wtah there wu as •na!l, hlftlnc em "' n~r eent nf his in It, but family eonolderathrowo lor 1,229 yarda and nine Uons and the lad lbat you can't touehdowna. go. oo {!?fever m1keo me want to lake thli opportunity now." Values to '39.96 ""~I ,,. Valu" fo f6.95 $2.65 $UO toI $4.95 Phillips Siste., . v •' Vt\ut. tq.;~ :~. ..,,: $~ ' 'I ~~ ' •1. ' • . CLEAiANa liN'S .... BOYS' 1 GROUP DINIM .'PANtS UNDIRWEAR. Boxer\,.... Q~ . ·r· .lr ;-· ;.,.. ISet)1 to . New · . ·' ' '',, .,. 'I .. ' % ,, ,, {1r;! ' ,000 _ '' ') ~!clt ~ l.am· ' in !ril)'' ' UDIES l: •. dresses • .. •il• icer, :our Regular ·~·95 Values ' I. 1r11110 I SOCKS 4 pr. $1 •.,. I r th~ · 1 Group VII. to 7Se ,,c POMERO ·JANU II iao•l.' ! FOR ,5.00 Western Nld Red . ' SWEATERS ~ Val. to 'lUI .. . , , . , .. •. . 81le·t4.et · llea'aancl Bon' Lined aD4 UIIIIJII\I- l O..Up · GLOVES ......................... ,.. ~RI,Q.I SHIRTS . : PATTERN HATS COURT Si Roberts Sl«she.d Pay With No Bt)'l' eu C~ta - JaeketJ, Val. •tuo ·.. ,..s Mea'a Cll COftl, VII, US.OO •.• , . , , ••• .'. Sale UI.OO DRfSS a...r SPORT ., ' Pa""r In 1911'1. •ve,.olnf'' ll.JT ~ll'd• oo ooeh TOPCOATS ' ' I Group !!(at. Adv. ,. T.oal!l,e•s, Jeadlnlt Values to $54.50 S.ALE JACUTS ·•~ 11~"'"" uld !fdov ~~ w.. lll'llwn• · and pl>v<d tbe last aJx ~ lo~ 1• hootf'•'rt rameo. but' In .lHT, he wu the •o•ch at lUJno~ ~.u , •nd qUit PrO loot· Browna' recular quartQrback. •oint to ·~ .,•nt suns Values to UB.50 lleD'I Lutber & Suede f!J.iTr!AI'!tl TTP ~,'l'f'!mmv ()•rnn. er flatl mttrh l'IDIJnrlunltv tn pt1v. ••II "" ?narl~rb••hf t. ~o r.J•v" l'l1 1956 be w~ tradAd to t~e 1 1 VALUES ~~.:~~- llhio ~ is " •• II ·ch I ..•.. �' rlllrig Irene! or, liullrul, 'Ill even totW" rille& U'~JI(I ~ ~~~ 1 ~mnt inett140 I• rne pu :i& All 4eb.4 Somewber6 In ~ ·llcendlng .,..~ of public de1i!l It tile de· alruitlvc p9lnt 'Of •• relunl. ' T..... AJI ,Onr know• 1un where that pol•· lilly be nor, ~ciually, wbeth· ~QIIt ., II' alr~\17 bu befq rqebed or •nlf••a!r lwalt¥' inllllonl Ill Ill"'' blJIIOIII of do.W. )le)IOnd ~ pre~ ·~ debllrH!.·--tt~~ II Whaf,~JI C!l , .' t*l\llll ... • .- -111., ~~..... h,,•L J. ~ · bappe,J! . l~ tblo: Govern· me'l '.cttdlt' ·• • lfll.,4 ll?#~. government boildo , ol:ld In valoc and ¥.hi iiUire, U.,. purch.. · I pli~ tile 11· 'i. 'd~Htr ~~~ to flld ' t!lllol'd· BOthlnf. 1'h~t fa'wbat an.overlood of public debt tan and unq•••tionabt1 l >i wo~ld bring tboFL Thiilis ~uld be toll(h all ~vo;r ~d Nu;ola• ~n· In would hAve proyed his pmnt whl b "" t!IJI: tb~t , polltlcal Sport ·- tcl~t ·sueh 4• 11\oi of tile United !. .. .! mull ·JneYitably ···"""'~ •pend It· ' ,, rl • 'll(,r ·.,,1!: I 1 ' Whiter '· I 'II I~ Me.rtiiJ.:. 'i • j •• RED,UCE r 2 g~·rr. · wt"re' · i"~ jl;- Dre-~s Regul!ll' ,4,f5 and ·~·$5 Values NOW eed· to $3.00 and $4.00 J10re roy, Ill I 191;9 .-..:"' ., •• lttg. $27.95 to 1en'a ' MERCEDES ,bert 'row C:OtU~ON U9.93 Now $21.95 Reg. $12.95 PANTS ... 1111 v•• Now $1D.75 ....... bo .... '" ~IH!Iblt fu· Ill hit t14 tum, tht ' !&M Li· DRESS SHOP Preacl.:ng llfl .' ~Si~~ ' -~~" oNJ.v H ~ ~ONTH •· a i.- 'l'l.u'. toa ~ • ttle 8eeeild St. ' Pomeroy ' ~tr~~ ' Sport Shim . 20% Off A JANUARY CLMRANCE .. tep. ·, tue "'y;, ' ' ' W. ' If. ' STILL GOING ON!! of l ut:- 30 . BVGE SAVINGS ON WINTER MEROIANDIS~t \ .il • SUITS SUitS Values to '35.00 Values to f4MO Sale $15.00 Sale $23.00 No Alteratlons Please Cuffs Only SPORT COATS Values to $25 Sale $15.00 Sale $20.00 $33.00 Values to $25.95 Salt $15.00 O'Cnn~ell waa ·the NaiiM•I "The new job doeBD'I bave near· " much m011ey " playlar," 88i«. ''I wtah there wu as •na!l, hlftlnc em "' n~r eent nf his in It, but family eonolderathrowo lor 1,229 yarda and nine Uons and the lad lbat you can't touehdowna. go. oo {!?fever m1keo me want to lake thli opportunity now." Values to '39.96 ""~I ,,. Valu" fo f6.95 $2.65 $UO toI $4.95 Phillips Siste., . v •' Vt\ut. tq.;~ :~. ..,,: $~ ' 'I ~~ ' •1. ' • . CLEAiANa liN'S .... BOYS' 1 GROUP DINIM .'PANtS UNDIRWEAR. Boxer\,.... Q~ . ·r· .lr ;-· ;.,.. ISet)1 to . New · . ·' ' '',, .,. 'I .. ' % ,, ,, {1r;! ' ,000 _ '' ') ~!clt ~ l.am· ' in !ril)'' ' UDIES l: •. dresses • .. •il• icer, :our Regular ·~·95 Values ' I. 1r11110 I SOCKS 4 pr. $1 •.,. I r th~ · 1 Group VII. to 7Se ,,c POMERO ·JANU II iao•l.' ! FOR ,5.00 Western Nld Red . ' SWEATERS ~ Val. to 'lUI .. . , , . , .. •. . 81le·t4.et · llea'aancl Bon' Lined aD4 UIIIIJII\I- l O..Up · GLOVES ......................... ,.. ~RI,Q.I SHIRTS . : PATTERN HATS COURT Si Roberts Sl«she.d Pay With No Bt)'l' eu C~ta - JaeketJ, Val. •tuo ·.. ,..s Mea'a Cll COftl, VII, US.OO •.• , . , , ••• .'. Sale UI.OO DRfSS a...r SPORT ., ' Pa""r In 1911'1. •ve,.olnf'' ll.JT ~ll'd• oo ooeh TOPCOATS ' ' I Group !!(at. Adv. ,. T.oal!l,e•s, Jeadlnlt Values to $54.50 S.ALE JACUTS ·•~ 11~"'"" uld !fdov ~~ w.. lll'llwn• · and pl>v<d tbe last aJx ~ lo~ 1• hootf'•'rt rameo. but' In .lHT, he wu the •o•ch at lUJno~ ~.u , •nd qUit PrO loot· Browna' recular quartQrback. •oint to ·~ .,•nt suns Values to UB.50 lleD'I Lutber & Suede f!J.iTr!AI'!tl TTP ~,'l'f'!mmv ()•rnn. er flatl mttrh l'IDIJnrlunltv tn pt1v. ••II "" ?narl~rb••hf t. ~o r.J•v" l'l1 1956 be w~ tradAd to t~e 1 1 VALUES ~~.:~~- llhio ~ is " •• II ·ch I ..•.. �• &-Dally Sentinel, Pome~oy-Middlcport, 0., Jan 22, 1958 Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs In Tuesday Meeting , ....... - - - FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS '' ~WANT ADS '' ' \~ew Technique CHESTER •,. ' 'In Su:rge'ry Sa\·e~ Two Year Old Boy By Clorlct Allon Mrs Clayton Allen entertained lhe Third Thursday Club il hc,• home !or the January meetlns. A scripture reading bY the pre•l· dcQt, Mrs ~ddle llnrtung follow COLUMBUS-A doctor todal •d by the ~rd's Prayer In UQ<· reported he has used a new tech on opened the meeting Mmutu mque In heart surgery to aav f the last meeting was read bv the life of a 2 ~ear old boy 1c secretary Mrs. Lawfencc The doctor sa1d the operatlo nlth One new m.cmbcr Mrs J Jlse lf was not new but the a Jy11tl Ch<~dwell w11s welcome~ proach of usmg two operattot 1ta the club Names for Secret to save the hfe of ch1ldren wtt 1ls were drawn During the .>~ · heart ailments was a new techn al hour a salad course was ser que ed by the hostess to those rtam· The teehmque, he said , was d( d Bbove aud Mrs Delmar Baum ~1gned to save the hves or cril r(rs Raymond Elberfeld, Mr! cally ill children who cannot hv1 ohn Fick, Mrs John Wickham, without' a heart operntwo an • .frs Charles Goeglem Mrs. Rex would probably die 1I a smgle op aalley, Msss Jerry Wood and erahon was used ~rs Wm Will Hostesses for the The doctor, who saved the P'ebruuy meet1ng Will be Mr!l youngster's life, asked that his \Vtc,kham and Mzss Wood name Oc withheld Mr nnd Mrs La~rencc SmJtl, The second part of the oper!l spent the weekend m Columbus Lmn was performed last Fr1day J wrlh Mrs Ins Wtlson on Stanton Lee Walker of Belle l'v1t and Mrs John Rose and fontame OhiO, in Chtldrens' H(JS (:h.1drcn, Bas han , spant Sundt~ V p1tal here wtth her gra ndfather Jesse Tt:thr. A year ago tfle boy suffered s. Mr and Mrs Cla yton Allen al'<! ;;enom:; hea rt atlment Doctor~ Bill y !l.pc::nt Saturd;~y evcrur:~ found he had a hole m hiS heal t w1th Mr and Mrs ChLd les Goe .ar1d ar1 enlarged pulmonary ar glem, Flatwoods tery which allowed mo.st of h!~ Mrs Letba Koblentz rerewed blood to circulate only through word of the death of Mrs Add e hiS lung~ The resUlt was that the Curlls at her home tn Granvtlle remamdcr ol hiS bOd) was st<1rv Mr~ Curt is was reared here by cd ror blood and oygrn her grandparents the late' David Ut.es Pl1stlc Band lttdcnour~ and moved to Gran· .. The (:h Jid was too )Dung t1 VIlle sevetal y('ars ago WJthshmtJ Ihe ngors ur SUlj!C'! ~ gan to lose hLS color, because of necessary to do.se the hole Doc m]>ropcr blood e~rculat10 n Doc tors opened the pulmonary ar ,urs rt!ahz~d the hole Ill his heart tery and placed a plastJc banr' and the restrJct1on on the flow of 1round tl to cut down the flow ul blood mto the lungs and send blood th10ugh tile artery had to blood to other parts of the body ~e removed, as they had planned ~cfurc the ftrst operatiOn Tlus saved the chtld's life but Doctms fel l that the boy wns u he grew older the narrov• ,trong cno!Jgh at 2 lo undergo th,, 'lpcnmg blocked out loo mu ch sccowJ 'oi) C J<~l!On It requ1red th,' blood The ,1rlcry hud g1own bu1 he passage to regulate the bloo1l us!! of a newly Installed arhf tcral al a local hospital for 4B flow had not. Tbe doctor explam >elrt 11mute.s The childs heart W8J ·' •d th1s allowed enough blood !11 low for a 1 vear old chll::l bu 1 1toppcd for 1~ mmute.s durmg 11otl enough for a child almost 1hat ttmc The doctor ftrst patched thfl two utcry 'fhcn he cut mto the heart Three months agt> th.c clu:d be h,•JC to pb< e anothr1 patch over fore the grand Jury at n\tdday the hole 111 the bo'i's hentl l'lU! and sohc1t01 Mauncc Btaswell bole \Hl m a wall bntwccn the said an md1ctment against Cole !.'OHltJ.U trnouts of the hc:.~rt Th cyoungstc r shows s1gns of may be returned 1n the afternoon If mdteled, Cole would be sui> h~mg 011 tile \oHIY lo cCimpJcte rc· Jed to arrt:st the ncKt Ume he en covery H s doct.or p1ed!ctcd ~e tcrl! North. Carolina from hiS South :ould leave ulc hospital in about1 Carolma home, of the slate might two weeks "with a complctely normal !teart " seek to extradite him The Past Chtefs of the Melas Temple Pyth<an S<Sters met o• ) Tuesday evemng at tbe home of Mrs Peter Stace Mrs W1lham Lowe opbned t!le RATES mcctmg wilh ptayer m umson z ~eo!S ,.., •ord, one lllkrtlon. Mlrlmum charlo Ilk:.~ ,.,.., and Jhcn read a poem • Finding per WuHI 101 lbrcc coDJedJUv..r mserUODI the Ke)". Mrs Phtl !\femhart waB Spec1al -"One~ mor&b for ~ ceob ~er word. Clcclcd V\CC prcsHI,.nt to ftiJ the tHAf1S' A NUti.IAI 10cic1T-N~e.e:t venlon of the world 1 most powerful ftgl!ter plane, the Fullr~tte of 2 cents .per wo.d wllJ be charged tor adventaing 1J varancy left when Mrs Lowe be McDunneUJ ..tOlB V~ talhown In St Louis wtth the .MBrl Genie nuc!W wa.rbead rocket oot pa<d f!" II< fore the l~LII ol each month lollow<ng loserUon came president alter the death Errol"~ m AdvcrtJ&trtg-Silonld be rrpor,ed immediate!) TbP moupteel undemeath. Tbt Voodoo Ia claimed to be the rasteat and lOJigeet-range Interceptor Dally Sentinel will not be respor&ible lor more tllan one tncor· of Mrs Mt'lon Russell acheduled for CODUoental delenee. Tbo' air·to·atr atomic roc~et :Is capable of downtng entlre Mr.s E R Tompkms acted as reet lll.sertmn formaUu.no uf enOIJI¥ IA<mbm. ~ l•IBNlGIIQMI Boultdpholol Card of Thanu and SIIOOW Notice• of Evooll $1 00 Olltu.n. secrcta1y 111 the absence of Mrs published all e<nt per word Faye Mayer Ladles Aid, Mrs Qutek; Star class Games were played and prizes Mrs Albert Duckworth. Sunday CC S 1 fhrashcd baled straw Pa d Orr won by Mrs Lowe Mrs Tomp· School teacherli Star elaSB, Mrs Long BoUom Phone 3032 161 Lnst & Found kms, Mrs C P Ga llagher and May Barrows, asstslant Mrs Clark; I 17 6lp Mn Margaret Hawkms I Sunshme Makers, Mrs McBrtde, LOS r on Jtoute 33 nc:.~r ('It) Teenagers, Mrs ' Blake, Live Wire, Mrs Stace served a sal .. d lmHis B!,1ck uml whttc, pal I ------·-- -~ course Mrs Schnc<der, Helpmg Hands, terncr ,uut !~<II t S!Hll 6 mns old I 141 Fvr Rent Group I vf the Women's Aasocl· Mrs Donald Lisle, Nursery and Answci~ l 1 !~Li ster Child s pet alton of the Firat Preobyterlan Prsmary, Eva Mac Cook. A panel d1scuss1on on the "Ef J.lhum: 9-lB Y Uw1 ght Logu n SIP{ pin~ room ~ (. [(,~l' 111 lown Church met In Tuesday e~ening at Presbyterian L1fe Magaz:me fcrts uf TP un Children' featured I 18 41< 1 ~7 Butternut Ave Jl 11 meruy Mrs Mlller opened the meetmc Ch.airman, Mrs Robert Crow, Dai· the regular mecttnt~ of the Mason chairman I IB 12 I< ley Vacation Bible Sehool Cbaar E1crr.entary School Parent TeachMs Miller opened the meettng man, Mrs Gumtller i'l)'SiJ;;I[ 1 n ~a;-Road <.. ~~ Apartments, bu.smcss room. tratler ers AssociaHon held on Tuesday, 11 by readtnQ' Why Do You Pray?" lit hm1lt ! I ll~ wlt!tc Ht•wald January 14 at lhe achool space Call 6170 115 tfc • • • I rm:st C,tlc l'umei o ~ • U :> The WSCS of the Asbury MethoMrs E M BIBke enterta med her Mrs Joe Batley flnt~hed her Bible Adtng as moderator of the pan Phom 9~7Y I 20 31p 3 room apartmrnt 401 Sprm).\ Canasta Club on Monday evenmg study from lad year "Jesus' Teacta. dist Church held the<r January el was Charlie D Carr, praneipal ---~ Av... nn c Pomeroy i'llllllC 2UIJ,\o[ Prizes were won by Mrs Em· mg• On Clllzenshtp" and Mrs. meeting on the 8th at t!lc home of of the school Others sening were 1·17-6tc mett Shuler and Mrs RuueU Wll- Dwight Wallace began the new Mrs John Sauvage With 'dts Bert Miss Sylvta Blake teacher; M.rs LOST - Black., brov.n and wh1tc Weese as co-hostess The president Mary Roush, a mother, ~rs. Jo E( ,1glc (JW!ICr GCJlC Coleman For fle·n-1- - --::E.study 11Meet Dr. lAike". ,l-,.-..·-..-,.- L-a._, ctd'ers, son (o il 6270 J J 22 31< Mrs Ronald Hand had the book Marcia Karr, prcstded. Devotions Anrt Harbour, a mother, Dr Scott ScaHold toards, t)rop Clotbl5 Mrs James Stmpson was a guest Cdnton F. thcr, Middleport Mrs Blako served a salad course study tor the evening from '"fhe wore led by Mrs Freda Fields, of Lakin, and Marilyn Foglesong, who used "Japan Today" as her a htgh school student Ph me02!5-X 111 tf In those mentioned above and Mrs Word, the World aM the Way" ,....,.---· ·- _____ _ 1 Earl Knight, Mrs M<llard Wilder· During the buslnm mcet<ng toptc A program ses5ton was con· The fifth grade class ot Miss I H ltAW .tr\(.~ SUNS co .24 E1ght Room llou/ic Two slory muth, 'Mrs Robert Rawlings and they discussed several moaey rqak· ductcd by Mrs Carl Weese on Lucy Bulmer preacnted the pro hour Y, re< kcr Serv1ce VII) "Chr1dlian Achon On the Marclt " gram and opened the devotions Modern b:tth on se<:llocf floor Mrs Walter Crooks The next ing projects Phon•' H~:l7 Nl~n~ Pho~W The book :itudy WHs by Marcia With the Stngmg Of the hymn, t Jllct ap d lavatory on rmst, meeting wdl be at the home of Guests wera Mrs Charles Rus1 sell Jimmy Mdler and Bruce Wal· Karr and was taken from the Gos "Faith v~ Our Fathers" Each 8039 X u_:,or. E P~Yl!OU'III rJ oml gar<~gl! about £ivf minute~ Mrs Crooks ' DEALFRS <> i 6 If pel of Sl Mark The meetmg clos chald then recJled a verse from lace from Court House A N Ben ed with the readmg of a portion ftllh chapter df ot Matthew The officers were the hostesses gel 310.~1 18 6t'p Nci.i:lcr & <.l1 ck <:ar .. g~ Phont of "Paul's Letter to the Church" Lord's Prayer" was repeated and Included Mr& Mtller, Mrs Wll· 5 wom house " 'til b. 1 !h I A ~nil H tt lttt Oj1111 I 20 I by the group followed by the smg. ham Morris, Mrs Paul Haptonstall, by Mrs Wm E1cluna;;er !:luund lut M l11nllrccs .Bryan Refreshments were served to lng of "U's No Secret" Hams Ucr.:dsvillc Phone Cool· NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· and Mrs Lewla Sauer Jr They (gl Aut.1 Sales Mrs Frank Capehart, Mrs Mellin The devotions were concluded lNG ON INVENTORY served 1J dea:~ert course vtlle 3116 t 22 3tp Grtmm, Mrs Wm Houdashelt and with a readmg presented by SteProbate Court, Meigs County, Ohio 1953 \ll.lllllln 2 llr New gr,t - -- - - - - - - TO thl! Executor or Admlalstrat phen Creamer Mn Hoyal Thomas Sl 11 ({)Vt'!'i lt&l l l•u,{ llllg!!I,I A Safety Cummlttee resolution or and to sueh of th,e following as ' 171 Help Wanted tl1u tout !lh!l Jmls!t Guud l m Mrs Herman London was host· was recommended by the Execu are restdenll of the state of Ohio ad il i OUitd $795 ' J:lliie\tnilr ~ Mufd•·• ~ - £1 uu Founrl1 y Jloor surviving spouse, if1 anf; next of css to the Sunshine Makers Class tlve Commtttee of the PTA and a Pomcro) 1 20 6l• MdldCi s a!ld Pit Moll ~rs, nc~d kln, beneficiaries under the will, of the Presbyterian Ghurch at ber copy Clf the resolutwn wa r~ to ~ ('(t at once 'I he Colon ~a ! Fuun new home at Third and Apple Sll sent to the city and count~ offi If any, the attorney or 11ttorneys .950 1'0\lll \l 2 Dr O!•ocn d 1hlt dr,y <.:o I 011\)V!IIe, Ohm .. rcprc.scnting any of the aforemen· The president. i~rs George c1als. !1,111 jlOJ.llum al.1luw luw PI HI Tho Bradbur) PI'A 01el m re ·~ · 1 20 Ute tiOn(!t:l perfl,ons Schnetder, presided over the meet The group also pledged sup. gular session on Tue~day evenmg $HI'i RJa t'tln ll ~ l'umcroy -~ You arc h!·reby noliC1ed that on at t~e school w<th Mrs Nathan mg which opened with the roll call port to law enforcement agencies t 20 Ull 2 hoy:~ rot p.qu r route H in sugar being answered w1th a B1ble verse Ill the county the 20th day of January, 19U an B1gg11 presiding Hun utca J'huuc tla7.:! X ' JU:l4 !lUlCK 2 l)r S(lf.!l lat IJyn• Refreshments were perved to ill 21, 6lc Inventory ond Appraisement Of It w's annuuncl?d th ~ . Ihe Coun eontatnmg the wo1d "abundant" rluw )J&II l~u lonr hl1w a111l approximately fifty per11ons a1· lhc estate or Graccc Van Duyn Secretary and 1reasurei reports ly Council PTA m cc tm·~ will be ~~--· wh!\t !·bmll New ljiUI' s<.tl t 11 French., deceased, late of Middle· held on Feb flth al 8 p m d were read and apprnved A Jitney tending the meeting The boot (20)Business Servir.es ''' s GJ!o<l t1rc..-, ,,II ,u otiJul N •I - ~---rol\rt •n sllld Counly was riled in the Pomc1oy Jumor H1 ~ ll They Surper to be held 1n February was award for attendance was won b/ ,, hl e tu~h on tim 1:.1 t $129[) this Court ' voted to contribute $10 to lhe discuMsed A b1rthday gift wa1 G:IY· Miss Bulmer's room " ' l'omi.!J 0¥ I 20 6,\ (:ener,tl Hauling of any kind. Hearing on said Inventory and Polio Hlld111Dr!ti en to Mrs Dick Har.Js Fund ~ l'hOIIC {i 1\. U~CIII H.&cUIC, U , Appraloem\nt will be had before It was announced 'hat their IU55- ( fiEVriOLET 4 -~ St•rla!l Officers elected for 1 9~8 were as I 17 6lp this Court on the lith doy of :10118 Founder's Day program would be follows Prestdent, Mrs , Donald Bd.Hr l'lilh pow c r ~ ltdc , lt&H !'ebruory 1958, at 10 o'elock A. M held on Feb 18 Bf'aullful onglnal cora' t~ml ~:r~ y Good Clean Used Cars Lisle, V;ce president Mrs Herman Exceptions thereto may be Ciled The Attendance Danner wu London, secretary, Mrs D1ck Wine l'" " h w<th •potlos.s, mPlchmx All Makes and ~I!Jdels hv any, interested party at 1ny won by the second grade which brenner, treasurer Mrs Robert '"I'"" t""' Juo~ ntacu""' • ttme prior to five days before the Is taught by Mrs C E Young l'llllll'rov 1 20 tilt Whitei Birthday cha1rman Mrs dnte set for hearing Guest speaker was Miss Sally Lawrence Diddle, Flower and Card - - -- - - AUTO SALES 1 WITNESS my signature 1953 I Ultll g {laSS stulJOII wa gon Schaaf, ~per~al educahon teacher and lhe seal of iBid Court, In lho Western Local School Dis chatrman, Mrs Donald Cottrill MAXTON, N C UP - A shertff Th<• pcrl<•ot ~ · " for a 1"~·· .QUjCK SERVICB nn Wa .ch Re The meeting was cloaed With a who had warned that the Klu lhts 20th day of Jpnuary, tr1ct Mus Schaaf explained just f lilll lY 0!!)!11 t11r. rlll t:.h wl\h i,rl b F t T d prayer Others present were :drs 1958 .• l:lll VUIII hit lor Al l se t Cu( P• ng Y ~~~or~, ~a~~~ what special educatll)n IS and dls <;harles Blake, Miss Gertrude Duf- Klnx Khm IDIP~f f'IIUOO VioJenec \1111tr 1 \\llh ~mow tat:~ 4111 r~.: .tl ~,Jhhmukl'n COLIJNS JbW ,J,.. John C Bocon it staged a rally here asked the cus.sctl some oi the attitude ~ Judge and Ex Off<c10 Clerk which parents and teachers (y, Mrs Robert Harden, Mrs Crase $!11J5 Bi,11 11nar's p01111111 ) EHS, Pomcwy J 3 tf lOOtty to andtct " KKl\ Oiler and visitors. Patnc1a and !II 22, 29, 2tc James W. Cole for mcil· ~hould hn\ic l!Jward 1l ijl , R-\()l ~ & mLEVlSIO~~ 5mVICE, Sandra Londpn and Donna Dtddle a riot ~ --.---- - I-20Refre.shmenlA were se rved at ••• Phone 200 Clehmrl Appllan.~e l !15l) ])(Jtl(,! ' 4 lh SeL!.!tl 1111 Sorn(! 300 whoppmg lndums, the conclusion of the meeUiig The Third Wednesday Home some or them With pa\llt streaked (' 1r Wllllhl llldkt ol flllt' WO! k Store 116 W. Malo St., Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio D<:monstraUon Council Club met on their faces, to uched off a wild l u $150 Ulaeltnu ~ l'onwro y 2 23 tf --- ·c-=~-=o-:-:::-:c=J ~0 Ol < - - - - - - - - - · - NOTICE OF FILING AND HIARat the home of Mrs Herman Lon· melee at the rally Saturday mght, I ~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~~~~~:;:;:;:;~;;;;:~;t;;;;~ II tlllws and C11lunrt lh11ldf'rs Cdll lNG ON INVINTOR.Y don, January 15, for an all diY scattermg a group of 40 Khms· II - -- - -- - - - - - 1 Netglcr 3tJll, Radne, Ohw Probttt court, Meltt County, Ohio Rev Howard Ruppel! was mod meeting which was co~ducted 5y and several bundled opec ''' 1-o, !>oie I 20 lf TO the Executor or Admlnlstral· erator at a Congreaaticn Meeting the president, Mrs Herbert Park Four persons were nicked eu=-a"'"to-m--:Bu:T.!lt:--IU::::-te-::b-cn - Klte-h-en --==~:::::.:_:.-:_-_-- 1or and to aueh of the following as at the Presbyterian Church Sun· er, who opened the m~etlng with by pellets or bullels There were evening, Jon. 19, which wu roll call which wao answered by no oc>lous wounds dr•lgncd for yonr home rrer WE BUY - -- arc rcsldcntll of the state cl Ohio· day estlma~ Foreman I< Ah,ott <nrv<vlna spouse, If any; ndxl of opened with a song followed by something they had don&. to help The Klansmen fled m dtsor9er, Phone 8lll4'Y. kin; benellclarlos under thet will, scripture and prayer Minutes of someone. Announcements were Highway patrolmen and depu 8 6 11 STRUCTURAL I BEAMS 1f any, the ottorney ~r altorneyl tbe last OtCcting were read b~ the made regardin,g varmus meeUngs tiea with r10t guna and tear gas Secretary a~d treasurer reports broke up the demonstration and lCR,-P IRON - METALS rept·escnting any of the oloremen· clerk, Mrs Pearl M~Brldc, arid of !lccro of the ehurh lor 19D8 wero were read and approved and twa elcared the field of the mill<ng, Uoncd persons: large pictures wore preaented to yelling throngs Indians snatched I0 You ~re bereby natlfled that op elected " followo. Eldero retained were Mrs Pearl Mro. Lendon for her new home up Klan banners and parapborJUNK Ihe 20th daY ol January 19118, an 0 twrcs lucuted on Ill 7 closu lu ' Inventory and Appraisement olthe McJJrlde, Mrs. Wm Diddle, Thorn ' Mn Geneva H Nolan was gueot nalla ao ~e Klan~men Oed. Phone 510 Pomtro) <•state of Harvey Foreman, de- ., Clark, J s Quick, Mra Earl apeaker The afternoon WOI spent Niwomon Flrod On new !!Chool bulllllng Pnre One Klansman, arrested as a $1~ 00 40 acroa 'locatccl 3 ml ---------· ceased, lat.e of Pomeroy In said Nease and Mrs. Thomas Clark In dlocu8Slng sewing and a sewing trustees, re..,lectM, Mrs John ccloS! WOI otarted with the ne~t drunk, was also chargod with m· from Iladne 8 acres bottom .;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,-;;;-;;.-~-:;-:;-:;;;. County was ftled In this Court land und the rest pasture nnd Hearing on said Inventor)' and Crew, Pearl M<Brlde, Richard le11on to be at the home of Mro. citing a rlol. When he sobered CONCRETE BLOCKS timber land. On good grnv~l Appraisement wlll be had belore Duckworth, Mn. George Scbneld Carroll Norris on Jan 29 with the up, he renounced the Klan toad Price $1200 00 Cucklcr lhls Court on the 20th day of Feb- er, Mro J S Quick, newly elected. lople to be "Know Your Sewing The flurry of ohootlng was fol"Build letter For Ltu" Rcutty, Call Ill or lOB Y Mrs Roy Holmes. Deaeoneueo Machine" and measuring pattern• lowed hy a roadolde Incident In ruary, 19.SS1 at 10 o'clock A M (l) 21, 3tp GRUESER BLOCK CO. Exception• thereto may be !lied Mra Edloon Guinther, Mro Mar A epeelal meeting wlll be held at which men believed sympathetic Coaa.e In and by any lntert!sted party at any ris Hard~n. Mrs Dick Harrll, Mrs the home ()f Mrs Parker, Wed· to thP Indians fired on a ear oeg x 12 rug !Ike new, 1 llolly wnl,(l 3 Mlloo North ol Pomoroy lime prior to five days before lha Chorlcs Blake, Mrs. Robert White, neod11, Jon. 22, to reover lamp eupled by three United Pless bed I love ~c al 1 jll n~ lll 101\, Mn Donald Cottrlll, Mn Robert 'lhldes and anyone interested in u~;.":rtmen and a radio reporter date set {or hearlnll On Rt. 33. Cell Wm. Grueoor rr F. W Lll ll a!U'C, 2118 '.1 Stllltll llatJen, Mtls Gertrude Duffy, Mrs ume ore welcome to attend Sheriff McLeod appeared beWITNESS my signature and Rock Spring• Sf'COtlt!, Mlddlt'llUrt l'h on, A pot luck lunch was enjoy.,~ . 1 tho seal of oald Court, thla R B Sellm, Mrs Sam Sellen and U07R M 122 31p at noon by Mrs Alpha renee Diddle, Mrs !jolan, all lo20th day of January, !9D8 Mrs orvllle Slock, all retained Mrs. Robert Horden waa retain Mrs Edison Guinther, Mrs. John col, and Margaret Bailey ol Pomo· John c Bacon Ui!H upnrl nnd Chulr Cloud t'Omh Saiuvage, Mrs Norris, Mrs James roy, R1.1th Stearns and Marge Cruw Judgu and Ex Officio Clerk t!d 88 treasurer. !ton lroth fo1 $20 J'honc 12M Churqb yearly reporll wore glv 'teaford, Mrs Troy Zwilling Mrs of Rocme. ' J , (I) 22, 29, 2tc Jlumcrt_ ,. l 22 at,) en ao follows chqrch Mrs Robort Wm Eichinger, Mrs P McBride • • •' -- ~- --1!, :st w~~! ...lJ~t,;,:;--Win -~(u HardCJli Sundlily Scll~l. Mrs Me 1\(rs Parker, Mrs Donald Co~trlil Miss Brenda Hodge, Pomeroy, ACT NOW 1Bride suneblne Makel'l, Mrs Me and tbe hostC!s VIsitors were :.Irs spent Sunday wllh MIHSes Joyce 'lwn,, 1648 4 SeciJIIIJ Ave. ~till : SAYUIOOT0$1000 ---- -~~ lll1putl ,• ~ ~ f 122 3te Mra. McBride l)al)a Mrs Donalll and Donna Caae. NOTICE OP IALI Waverly, Ohlo, <loalor slue' Horden, Uale, Mrs- Law· Mro Frances Ritter bas return· 1.17 Utlll5 Jh 'ohlb .•Clood c.o11l Bids will be received untli!O.OO ;,Jth V5 new and used trallm etl to her home arter a several hlllltli'lJjt and minerals Near I' B~tLDING' "elock A M, on Saturday, Janu· ~4 to nq It , •lso 10 wl~os Tw lnt of !Other coal land In Ath weeks vlsll wltb her son-m·law and ary 2~. 18GB, st tho ofllce or Web· ' ' \ daughter, Mr und lin Frank Mor· "" Cqnnty $7~1XI 00 Ot a KISI!r and tnree bedroti.ma. nallono!l ~ lcr and Fulll, Attorneys, Pomeroy 1 b.l3 A~e~ry St, l atkcnb11rg, W known mskco. T)le lowest l!o• gan, at PortSmout11 Ohio lor the purchaBO of the Hen· Mro May Barrows Is confined to Va Ill 21 Utp alb ic terms anyWhere Drive t y Guy Singer real eatate situated llttle and s•• I! ~ lot Those ar her home by lllne" Om Cuslomcr leavJng ~tato aHk. well worth Jour trip This I ln t~ruct1on 36 and Fraction 1, ln Mrs. Maey Hubbard hao been Chester Towu1hlp, Meltts County, Wtl IICJI her '-'M!O 00 l'qully (J your LAST shopping place, 111 brought to the home of her grand· Ohio, being a farm con.lsUng of famous make Spinel piano lu dauahter. Mrs Keith Woodo, at Ia T•e Hearl of Muon City come prepared to deal Fast three pareela of real estate, total· $7~ 00 Only early reply wtll a Mlnerovllle, !rem Holzer Hospital tree de\lvl)ry. Move in tomor ling 10211 aereo, more or leiB. l'iltne SP-31554 Muon City, W. f '· sure first chaa<c 11t this n!ltJ1 wbert> she underwent ourcel'l' rerow An)thlng of value token Sald real estate waa appraised Terms to right party Wntt Ia trade cently. at $2,700.00 and eaMol be aold Thomp11011 Mush~ L.: o, 185 111111 WAVERLY MOBILE for le" th•n the appraised value. Sl Marietta Ullltl I IH tJ , HOME SALES All bids HUbjeet \0 lhf appreval U. S Hlahwov 2S uf tho Probate CoJitl, WAVERLY, OHIO Bernard C •'ullz, Admlnl•· trator de bunts non, of the !:state of Henl')' Guy Singer, Your Only Aul~drlzed Qecea•""· )"'Iller IIRUSII MAN 1 1Q It; #0, :12, 24, 4tc Jnmt•s l\larrlntr 136 !. Moln St. Pomon~r, Ohio loollll Photoo No. 121 ,.. Alto• 5 PM 10.7-U NOTtCI APPOtNTM~ Eetato ol WIIHom WeiiKO '70 f!' 1nsuranee ~ -I\ ~ covoos Inouranco ProtteUao 'Notice Ia hereby ,cjve~ that HoU!o, ~utr,, l'lro, Potto CaU lloJ mer G Baxter whoae Poat Office IIIHo llltldle;orl Ohlo. address II Pomeroy Ohio, bu lllr"""~'mpoo., tnour.... "'''"' bton duly vpolnted Admtntstrat M1ddleporl ,., • Autaaobllt, •1 of the Eallte of William Wal i"'n~• l'ltlk. • 4'1111-X HM Iare late of Syr,_u..,, 'Melgo Coun· ty, Ohio, docowd. 124) For or Trade Dated this 13th daY of January PHONE 398 Eff l Of TV 0n Children Aired By YJ'A Presbyterl'an Womens Group I Meetl'ng Is Held Mrs. E. M. Blake Is Hostess For Canasta Club I - Leaal Notice ~~~-....__/- Bradbury PTA Meeting Is Held Tuesday Evening - __L_ - _.'. - - ... - ------ ------- fndictJileDlS Are Aske~ After Klan Is Routed METROPOLITAN Also,' they poml o11t, that mjf{t· Uon of ZIP intq the economr throUih wdd s\>trldlng, bud~et lei~ And Olb~f ~VICO! mikes !Of return of Inflation wb)c'h has b~eti fought for the past-two years l)y tho Federal Reserve ~oard *· Sound• Wornlnt L 0. Hooper, analyst ror w. E Huttol} & Co , warnt against plae mg too eoiil<denee In WBihlngton will do !o prevent ~ic eyele from rwmll}g 1ts rourse much Cleland, Carole L()n.:t Bachtel, Dailey, Euler Mary Flndlel , Glenn, ---,,.-,_·Ftlher,Kay Dotorow McClintock, Don Wl\f HO!)pej! bell.'r~s that lhe glow. In@ f,re<ll;tions on the J900's are l~jjlt qi'WIJ,a!U{~uil\ ~fliJils some of the eellmB\Of 10IW "cut It .t~o fme" ,so fqr a:s Cletal s ~re c!Oi· eern6d ''11111 trouble li." Wtlla· ceonomJP lll~ft slUI o! all llie ~iUlallve w•th bas been ""'"~~~· ~ sins~ he i~trlll\itlon. J're1hmen William Arnott, Ro ger Bit<)!, Joyce Circle, Janet Coqper, Miriam Foster, Joyee Gloookn~r. Nanry John.oon, Wtll· lam Lake, Wtlllam McKol.eyi lie· ta 1\fll!er, Shtrley Miller, James Pal>f, Ruth Ann Petrel, Kathrl n Powell! Patmla Prlot, Ke~~~ Ru,iet , ~ar<Jidn Salser, tl iln Shliler, Oatl Walton ', "If lhll elonomy make• full pennaco now, the pr,obabillty of gre,at thinll bi the 11!60'• Is measureabl~ In•'1•J'd U tbll turns aut to be a lielr wp.y adjU!tment, on the othfl' lfii\d, lbe proa~et<IY ~~ the lOOO'a may not be as great " ~umh at the corners of pltiure frame~ keep them !rom touching and matins markf !lob- SHOE SALE • CONTINUES THE SHOE BOX w ~ -~ Br ILMIR C. WALZIR ' Unlticl Prtto FIMnclol Editor • NJ;::IIf YORk UP - T~~ eager· nes~ to prln).! ~~ ~onomle pump through• "l'"Y old devices of •rcdlt and spending li eomlng \n for some criticism from market ~~~ fDd toonomlsta tbojt Mt~ lltgue agalntt lurnln' the tide beforelt has had lis flo~ hold that the future will suitor frqm jh~ a•flon Legal Notice SYRACUSE Cuc/Jtl' ~ultt OH ' VALLEY CO i•.uce ,,;. · Add Comfort Reduce Fuel .Bills ::--:.,---:,.,--~-:c Let trs Give t'ou An Estimate SAVE ,HERE TRAILERS ' TRAILERS /' '---- Legal Notice .ON LUMBER and ' SUPPLIES ' HOGG ,.&, ZUSPAN ' ' ' • .G.IIIJh prtetl · ~e. A ca.ve a&.Dilteh . painter ( 'it. New York • ' ' \ eoul tl':- Lt.ln • 2 Solar <llt~ • DOWN 1 ~mor<tal • iax· pee. • ' to the -----~~- .D.\lLY~tiOTET:'BMt'•l!OW to werk It: 1 ' I ,fde \leer ! A:li:YDLliAAXB , I 'lloo • LOifGI'IILLOW . ona ltt{er tlmp!, lor another. Ill thfl umpll A It UM4 tor tli4 tllrse L'a, 'X lor Uti two O'o, etc. Slllrle lettaro, apo,. trop~eo \1\e ienllll and formation o! the wordf ara all_hlnte. 1 i llaib t!i}< bit COlli lttf-tH dll!troill, ' i, . 1· ...... .Ianda . , q119~!10~ / A Crnl"""' C~Jl AJH..O yqo HJINFEW 1-rwu, illlo coz ckQA I""""" ' I ,.... 1 l,ih lour 'the 1\ r.lr rp• ' no..;.AUkUftA, f Yn~~ Crn~qu+teo ~Y. · .UN 18 H18 OWN oocro& or DIVINlTY. ,IN 'I'IU: .LAIT< &E30R:r - s:rev. • •OH. -- l ~.~\~ ' ~~ ~ -t"tt4 ., 1111 rtotor• ll'ilftea" t ..' '-~' ~ '· ·~ '> ' MAT£fl1ALS INCORPORATfD Legal Notice 0' New FurnituN ~----' Sole .-l..,....._ I I' l'n<IU,<e 1952 flonse Traltct• Wtlt Uade lor furniture Delbert Mitch<•ll 2t0 MullberrY Sl M<tldleport,' ' I 20 Stl 1Q38. ' Johll C. Bacon Judp'of 11M> ~te Court I ;!le1@ l;ounl):, O~lo J..:.. ~..:.1. . ~ Iii;' ;a, :It; Ill: ~I , (0. Bagaoloua I 'I i}' I ' .I 'l· • i �• &-Dally Sentinel, Pome~oy-Middlcport, 0., Jan 22, 1958 Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs In Tuesday Meeting , ....... - - - FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS '' ~WANT ADS '' ' \~ew Technique CHESTER •,. ' 'In Su:rge'ry Sa\·e~ Two Year Old Boy By Clorlct Allon Mrs Clayton Allen entertained lhe Third Thursday Club il hc,• home !or the January meetlns. A scripture reading bY the pre•l· dcQt, Mrs ~ddle llnrtung follow COLUMBUS-A doctor todal •d by the ~rd's Prayer In UQ<· reported he has used a new tech on opened the meeting Mmutu mque In heart surgery to aav f the last meeting was read bv the life of a 2 ~ear old boy 1c secretary Mrs. Lawfencc The doctor sa1d the operatlo nlth One new m.cmbcr Mrs J Jlse lf was not new but the a Jy11tl Ch<~dwell w11s welcome~ proach of usmg two operattot 1ta the club Names for Secret to save the hfe of ch1ldren wtt 1ls were drawn During the .>~ · heart ailments was a new techn al hour a salad course was ser que ed by the hostess to those rtam· The teehmque, he said , was d( d Bbove aud Mrs Delmar Baum ~1gned to save the hves or cril r(rs Raymond Elberfeld, Mr! cally ill children who cannot hv1 ohn Fick, Mrs John Wickham, without' a heart operntwo an • .frs Charles Goeglem Mrs. Rex would probably die 1I a smgle op aalley, Msss Jerry Wood and erahon was used ~rs Wm Will Hostesses for the The doctor, who saved the P'ebruuy meet1ng Will be Mr!l youngster's life, asked that his \Vtc,kham and Mzss Wood name Oc withheld Mr nnd Mrs La~rencc SmJtl, The second part of the oper!l spent the weekend m Columbus Lmn was performed last Fr1day J wrlh Mrs Ins Wtlson on Stanton Lee Walker of Belle l'v1t and Mrs John Rose and fontame OhiO, in Chtldrens' H(JS (:h.1drcn, Bas han , spant Sundt~ V p1tal here wtth her gra ndfather Jesse Tt:thr. A year ago tfle boy suffered s. Mr and Mrs Cla yton Allen al'<! ;;enom:; hea rt atlment Doctor~ Bill y !l.pc::nt Saturd;~y evcrur:~ found he had a hole m hiS heal t w1th Mr and Mrs ChLd les Goe .ar1d ar1 enlarged pulmonary ar glem, Flatwoods tery which allowed mo.st of h!~ Mrs Letba Koblentz rerewed blood to circulate only through word of the death of Mrs Add e hiS lung~ The resUlt was that the Curlls at her home tn Granvtlle remamdcr ol hiS bOd) was st<1rv Mr~ Curt is was reared here by cd ror blood and oygrn her grandparents the late' David Ut.es Pl1stlc Band lttdcnour~ and moved to Gran· .. The (:h Jid was too )Dung t1 VIlle sevetal y('ars ago WJthshmtJ Ihe ngors ur SUlj!C'! ~ gan to lose hLS color, because of necessary to do.se the hole Doc m]>ropcr blood e~rculat10 n Doc tors opened the pulmonary ar ,urs rt!ahz~d the hole Ill his heart tery and placed a plastJc banr' and the restrJct1on on the flow of 1round tl to cut down the flow ul blood mto the lungs and send blood th10ugh tile artery had to blood to other parts of the body ~e removed, as they had planned ~cfurc the ftrst operatiOn Tlus saved the chtld's life but Doctms fel l that the boy wns u he grew older the narrov• ,trong cno!Jgh at 2 lo undergo th,, 'lpcnmg blocked out loo mu ch sccowJ 'oi) C J<~l!On It requ1red th,' blood The ,1rlcry hud g1own bu1 he passage to regulate the bloo1l us!! of a newly Installed arhf tcral al a local hospital for 4B flow had not. Tbe doctor explam >elrt 11mute.s The childs heart W8J ·' •d th1s allowed enough blood !11 low for a 1 vear old chll::l bu 1 1toppcd for 1~ mmute.s durmg 11otl enough for a child almost 1hat ttmc The doctor ftrst patched thfl two utcry 'fhcn he cut mto the heart Three months agt> th.c clu:d be h,•JC to pb< e anothr1 patch over fore the grand Jury at n\tdday the hole 111 the bo'i's hentl l'lU! and sohc1t01 Mauncc Btaswell bole \Hl m a wall bntwccn the said an md1ctment against Cole !.'OHltJ.U trnouts of the hc:.~rt Th cyoungstc r shows s1gns of may be returned 1n the afternoon If mdteled, Cole would be sui> h~mg 011 tile \oHIY lo cCimpJcte rc· Jed to arrt:st the ncKt Ume he en covery H s doct.or p1ed!ctcd ~e tcrl! North. Carolina from hiS South :ould leave ulc hospital in about1 Carolma home, of the slate might two weeks "with a complctely normal !teart " seek to extradite him The Past Chtefs of the Melas Temple Pyth<an S<Sters met o• ) Tuesday evemng at tbe home of Mrs Peter Stace Mrs W1lham Lowe opbned t!le RATES mcctmg wilh ptayer m umson z ~eo!S ,.., •ord, one lllkrtlon. Mlrlmum charlo Ilk:.~ ,.,.., and Jhcn read a poem • Finding per WuHI 101 lbrcc coDJedJUv..r mserUODI the Ke)". Mrs Phtl !\femhart waB Spec1al -"One~ mor&b for ~ ceob ~er word. Clcclcd V\CC prcsHI,.nt to ftiJ the tHAf1S' A NUti.IAI 10cic1T-N~e.e:t venlon of the world 1 most powerful ftgl!ter plane, the Fullr~tte of 2 cents .per wo.d wllJ be charged tor adventaing 1J varancy left when Mrs Lowe be McDunneUJ ..tOlB V~ talhown In St Louis wtth the .MBrl Genie nuc!W wa.rbead rocket oot pa<d f!" II< fore the l~LII ol each month lollow<ng loserUon came president alter the death Errol"~ m AdvcrtJ&trtg-Silonld be rrpor,ed immediate!) TbP moupteel undemeath. Tbt Voodoo Ia claimed to be the rasteat and lOJigeet-range Interceptor Dally Sentinel will not be respor&ible lor more tllan one tncor· of Mrs Mt'lon Russell acheduled for CODUoental delenee. Tbo' air·to·atr atomic roc~et :Is capable of downtng entlre Mr.s E R Tompkms acted as reet lll.sertmn formaUu.no uf enOIJI¥ IA<mbm. ~ l•IBNlGIIQMI Boultdpholol Card of Thanu and SIIOOW Notice• of Evooll $1 00 Olltu.n. secrcta1y 111 the absence of Mrs published all e<nt per word Faye Mayer Ladles Aid, Mrs Qutek; Star class Games were played and prizes Mrs Albert Duckworth. Sunday CC S 1 fhrashcd baled straw Pa d Orr won by Mrs Lowe Mrs Tomp· School teacherli Star elaSB, Mrs Long BoUom Phone 3032 161 Lnst & Found kms, Mrs C P Ga llagher and May Barrows, asstslant Mrs Clark; I 17 6lp Mn Margaret Hawkms I Sunshme Makers, Mrs McBrtde, LOS r on Jtoute 33 nc:.~r ('It) Teenagers, Mrs ' Blake, Live Wire, Mrs Stace served a sal .. d lmHis B!,1ck uml whttc, pal I ------·-- -~ course Mrs Schnc<der, Helpmg Hands, terncr ,uut !~<II t S!Hll 6 mns old I 141 Fvr Rent Group I vf the Women's Aasocl· Mrs Donald Lisle, Nursery and Answci~ l 1 !~Li ster Child s pet alton of the Firat Preobyterlan Prsmary, Eva Mac Cook. A panel d1scuss1on on the "Ef J.lhum: 9-lB Y Uw1 ght Logu n SIP{ pin~ room ~ (. [(,~l' 111 lown Church met In Tuesday e~ening at Presbyterian L1fe Magaz:me fcrts uf TP un Children' featured I 18 41< 1 ~7 Butternut Ave Jl 11 meruy Mrs Mlller opened the meetmc Ch.airman, Mrs Robert Crow, Dai· the regular mecttnt~ of the Mason chairman I IB 12 I< ley Vacation Bible Sehool Cbaar E1crr.entary School Parent TeachMs Miller opened the meettng man, Mrs Gumtller i'l)'SiJ;;I[ 1 n ~a;-Road <.. ~~ Apartments, bu.smcss room. tratler ers AssociaHon held on Tuesday, 11 by readtnQ' Why Do You Pray?" lit hm1lt ! I ll~ wlt!tc Ht•wald January 14 at lhe achool space Call 6170 115 tfc • • • I rm:st C,tlc l'umei o ~ • U :> The WSCS of the Asbury MethoMrs E M BIBke enterta med her Mrs Joe Batley flnt~hed her Bible Adtng as moderator of the pan Phom 9~7Y I 20 31p 3 room apartmrnt 401 Sprm).\ Canasta Club on Monday evenmg study from lad year "Jesus' Teacta. dist Church held the<r January el was Charlie D Carr, praneipal ---~ Av... nn c Pomeroy i'llllllC 2UIJ,\o[ Prizes were won by Mrs Em· mg• On Clllzenshtp" and Mrs. meeting on the 8th at t!lc home of of the school Others sening were 1·17-6tc mett Shuler and Mrs RuueU Wll- Dwight Wallace began the new Mrs John Sauvage With 'dts Bert Miss Sylvta Blake teacher; M.rs LOST - Black., brov.n and wh1tc Weese as co-hostess The president Mary Roush, a mother, ~rs. Jo E( ,1glc (JW!ICr GCJlC Coleman For fle·n-1- - --::E.study 11Meet Dr. lAike". ,l-,.-..·-..-,.- L-a._, ctd'ers, son (o il 6270 J J 22 31< Mrs Ronald Hand had the book Marcia Karr, prcstded. Devotions Anrt Harbour, a mother, Dr Scott ScaHold toards, t)rop Clotbl5 Mrs James Stmpson was a guest Cdnton F. thcr, Middleport Mrs Blako served a salad course study tor the evening from '"fhe wore led by Mrs Freda Fields, of Lakin, and Marilyn Foglesong, who used "Japan Today" as her a htgh school student Ph me02!5-X 111 tf In those mentioned above and Mrs Word, the World aM the Way" ,....,.---· ·- _____ _ 1 Earl Knight, Mrs M<llard Wilder· During the buslnm mcet<ng toptc A program ses5ton was con· The fifth grade class ot Miss I H ltAW .tr\(.~ SUNS co .24 E1ght Room llou/ic Two slory muth, 'Mrs Robert Rawlings and they discussed several moaey rqak· ductcd by Mrs Carl Weese on Lucy Bulmer preacnted the pro hour Y, re< kcr Serv1ce VII) "Chr1dlian Achon On the Marclt " gram and opened the devotions Modern b:tth on se<:llocf floor Mrs Walter Crooks The next ing projects Phon•' H~:l7 Nl~n~ Pho~W The book :itudy WHs by Marcia With the Stngmg Of the hymn, t Jllct ap d lavatory on rmst, meeting wdl be at the home of Guests wera Mrs Charles Rus1 sell Jimmy Mdler and Bruce Wal· Karr and was taken from the Gos "Faith v~ Our Fathers" Each 8039 X u_:,or. E P~Yl!OU'III rJ oml gar<~gl! about £ivf minute~ Mrs Crooks ' DEALFRS <> i 6 If pel of Sl Mark The meetmg clos chald then recJled a verse from lace from Court House A N Ben ed with the readmg of a portion ftllh chapter df ot Matthew The officers were the hostesses gel 310.~1 18 6t'p Nci.i:lcr & <.l1 ck <:ar .. g~ Phont of "Paul's Letter to the Church" Lord's Prayer" was repeated and Included Mr& Mtller, Mrs Wll· 5 wom house " 'til b. 1 !h I A ~nil H tt lttt Oj1111 I 20 I by the group followed by the smg. ham Morris, Mrs Paul Haptonstall, by Mrs Wm E1cluna;;er !:luund lut M l11nllrccs .Bryan Refreshments were served to lng of "U's No Secret" Hams Ucr.:dsvillc Phone Cool· NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· and Mrs Lewla Sauer Jr They (gl Aut.1 Sales Mrs Frank Capehart, Mrs Mellin The devotions were concluded lNG ON INVENTORY served 1J dea:~ert course vtlle 3116 t 22 3tp Grtmm, Mrs Wm Houdashelt and with a readmg presented by SteProbate Court, Meigs County, Ohio 1953 \ll.lllllln 2 llr New gr,t - -- - - - - - - TO thl! Executor or Admlalstrat phen Creamer Mn Hoyal Thomas Sl 11 ({)Vt'!'i lt&l l l•u,{ llllg!!I,I A Safety Cummlttee resolution or and to sueh of th,e following as ' 171 Help Wanted tl1u tout !lh!l Jmls!t Guud l m Mrs Herman London was host· was recommended by the Execu are restdenll of the state of Ohio ad il i OUitd $795 ' J:lliie\tnilr ~ Mufd•·• ~ - £1 uu Founrl1 y Jloor surviving spouse, if1 anf; next of css to the Sunshine Makers Class tlve Commtttee of the PTA and a Pomcro) 1 20 6l• MdldCi s a!ld Pit Moll ~rs, nc~d kln, beneficiaries under the will, of the Presbyterian Ghurch at ber copy Clf the resolutwn wa r~ to ~ ('(t at once 'I he Colon ~a ! Fuun new home at Third and Apple Sll sent to the city and count~ offi If any, the attorney or 11ttorneys .950 1'0\lll \l 2 Dr O!•ocn d 1hlt dr,y <.:o I 011\)V!IIe, Ohm .. rcprc.scnting any of the aforemen· The president. i~rs George c1als. !1,111 jlOJ.llum al.1luw luw PI HI Tho Bradbur) PI'A 01el m re ·~ · 1 20 Ute tiOn(!t:l perfl,ons Schnetder, presided over the meet The group also pledged sup. gular session on Tue~day evenmg $HI'i RJa t'tln ll ~ l'umcroy -~ You arc h!·reby noliC1ed that on at t~e school w<th Mrs Nathan mg which opened with the roll call port to law enforcement agencies t 20 Ull 2 hoy:~ rot p.qu r route H in sugar being answered w1th a B1ble verse Ill the county the 20th day of January, 19U an B1gg11 presiding Hun utca J'huuc tla7.:! X ' JU:l4 !lUlCK 2 l)r S(lf.!l lat IJyn• Refreshments were perved to ill 21, 6lc Inventory ond Appraisement Of It w's annuuncl?d th ~ . Ihe Coun eontatnmg the wo1d "abundant" rluw )J&II l~u lonr hl1w a111l approximately fifty per11ons a1· lhc estate or Graccc Van Duyn Secretary and 1reasurei reports ly Council PTA m cc tm·~ will be ~~--· wh!\t !·bmll New ljiUI' s<.tl t 11 French., deceased, late of Middle· held on Feb flth al 8 p m d were read and apprnved A Jitney tending the meeting The boot (20)Business Servir.es ''' s GJ!o<l t1rc..-, ,,II ,u otiJul N •I - ~---rol\rt •n sllld Counly was riled in the Pomc1oy Jumor H1 ~ ll They Surper to be held 1n February was award for attendance was won b/ ,, hl e tu~h on tim 1:.1 t $129[) this Court ' voted to contribute $10 to lhe discuMsed A b1rthday gift wa1 G:IY· Miss Bulmer's room " ' l'omi.!J 0¥ I 20 6,\ (:ener,tl Hauling of any kind. Hearing on said Inventory and Polio Hlld111Dr!ti en to Mrs Dick Har.Js Fund ~ l'hOIIC {i 1\. U~CIII H.&cUIC, U , Appraloem\nt will be had before It was announced 'hat their IU55- ( fiEVriOLET 4 -~ St•rla!l Officers elected for 1 9~8 were as I 17 6lp this Court on the lith doy of :10118 Founder's Day program would be follows Prestdent, Mrs , Donald Bd.Hr l'lilh pow c r ~ ltdc , lt&H !'ebruory 1958, at 10 o'elock A. M held on Feb 18 Bf'aullful onglnal cora' t~ml ~:r~ y Good Clean Used Cars Lisle, V;ce president Mrs Herman Exceptions thereto may be Ciled The Attendance Danner wu London, secretary, Mrs D1ck Wine l'" " h w<th •potlos.s, mPlchmx All Makes and ~I!Jdels hv any, interested party at 1ny won by the second grade which brenner, treasurer Mrs Robert '"I'"" t""' Juo~ ntacu""' • ttme prior to five days before the Is taught by Mrs C E Young l'llllll'rov 1 20 tilt Whitei Birthday cha1rman Mrs dnte set for hearing Guest speaker was Miss Sally Lawrence Diddle, Flower and Card - - -- - - AUTO SALES 1 WITNESS my signature 1953 I Ultll g {laSS stulJOII wa gon Schaaf, ~per~al educahon teacher and lhe seal of iBid Court, In lho Western Local School Dis chatrman, Mrs Donald Cottrill MAXTON, N C UP - A shertff Th<• pcrl<•ot ~ · " for a 1"~·· .QUjCK SERVICB nn Wa .ch Re The meeting was cloaed With a who had warned that the Klu lhts 20th day of Jpnuary, tr1ct Mus Schaaf explained just f lilll lY 0!!)!11 t11r. rlll t:.h wl\h i,rl b F t T d prayer Others present were :drs 1958 .• l:lll VUIII hit lor Al l se t Cu( P• ng Y ~~~or~, ~a~~~ what special educatll)n IS and dls <;harles Blake, Miss Gertrude Duf- Klnx Khm IDIP~f f'IIUOO VioJenec \1111tr 1 \\llh ~mow tat:~ 4111 r~.: .tl ~,Jhhmukl'n COLIJNS JbW ,J,.. John C Bocon it staged a rally here asked the cus.sctl some oi the attitude ~ Judge and Ex Off<c10 Clerk which parents and teachers (y, Mrs Robert Harden, Mrs Crase $!11J5 Bi,11 11nar's p01111111 ) EHS, Pomcwy J 3 tf lOOtty to andtct " KKl\ Oiler and visitors. Patnc1a and !II 22, 29, 2tc James W. Cole for mcil· ~hould hn\ic l!Jward 1l ijl , R-\()l ~ & mLEVlSIO~~ 5mVICE, Sandra Londpn and Donna Dtddle a riot ~ --.---- - I-20Refre.shmenlA were se rved at ••• Phone 200 Clehmrl Appllan.~e l !15l) ])(Jtl(,! ' 4 lh SeL!.!tl 1111 Sorn(! 300 whoppmg lndums, the conclusion of the meeUiig The Third Wednesday Home some or them With pa\llt streaked (' 1r Wllllhl llldkt ol flllt' WO! k Store 116 W. Malo St., Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio D<:monstraUon Council Club met on their faces, to uched off a wild l u $150 Ulaeltnu ~ l'onwro y 2 23 tf --- ·c-=~-=o-:-:::-:c=J ~0 Ol < - - - - - - - - - · - NOTICE OF FILING AND HIARat the home of Mrs Herman Lon· melee at the rally Saturday mght, I ~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~~~~~:;:;:;:;~;;;;:~;t;;;;~ II tlllws and C11lunrt lh11ldf'rs Cdll lNG ON INVINTOR.Y don, January 15, for an all diY scattermg a group of 40 Khms· II - -- - -- - - - - - 1 Netglcr 3tJll, Radne, Ohw Probttt court, Meltt County, Ohio Rev Howard Ruppel! was mod meeting which was co~ducted 5y and several bundled opec ''' 1-o, !>oie I 20 lf TO the Executor or Admlnlstral· erator at a Congreaaticn Meeting the president, Mrs Herbert Park Four persons were nicked eu=-a"'"to-m--:Bu:T.!lt:--IU::::-te-::b-cn - Klte-h-en --==~:::::.:_:.-:_-_-- 1or and to aueh of the following as at the Presbyterian Church Sun· er, who opened the m~etlng with by pellets or bullels There were evening, Jon. 19, which wu roll call which wao answered by no oc>lous wounds dr•lgncd for yonr home rrer WE BUY - -- arc rcsldcntll of the state cl Ohio· day estlma~ Foreman I< Ah,ott <nrv<vlna spouse, If any; ndxl of opened with a song followed by something they had don&. to help The Klansmen fled m dtsor9er, Phone 8lll4'Y. kin; benellclarlos under thet will, scripture and prayer Minutes of someone. Announcements were Highway patrolmen and depu 8 6 11 STRUCTURAL I BEAMS 1f any, the ottorney ~r altorneyl tbe last OtCcting were read b~ the made regardin,g varmus meeUngs tiea with r10t guna and tear gas Secretary a~d treasurer reports broke up the demonstration and lCR,-P IRON - METALS rept·escnting any of the oloremen· clerk, Mrs Pearl M~Brldc, arid of !lccro of the ehurh lor 19D8 wero were read and approved and twa elcared the field of the mill<ng, Uoncd persons: large pictures wore preaented to yelling throngs Indians snatched I0 You ~re bereby natlfled that op elected " followo. Eldero retained were Mrs Pearl Mro. Lendon for her new home up Klan banners and parapborJUNK Ihe 20th daY ol January 19118, an 0 twrcs lucuted on Ill 7 closu lu ' Inventory and Appraisement olthe McJJrlde, Mrs. Wm Diddle, Thorn ' Mn Geneva H Nolan was gueot nalla ao ~e Klan~men Oed. Phone 510 Pomtro) <•state of Harvey Foreman, de- ., Clark, J s Quick, Mra Earl apeaker The afternoon WOI spent Niwomon Flrod On new !!Chool bulllllng Pnre One Klansman, arrested as a $1~ 00 40 acroa 'locatccl 3 ml ---------· ceased, lat.e of Pomeroy In said Nease and Mrs. Thomas Clark In dlocu8Slng sewing and a sewing trustees, re..,lectM, Mrs John ccloS! WOI otarted with the ne~t drunk, was also chargod with m· from Iladne 8 acres bottom .;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,-;;;-;;.-~-:;-:;-:;;;. County was ftled In this Court land und the rest pasture nnd Hearing on said Inventor)' and Crew, Pearl M<Brlde, Richard le11on to be at the home of Mro. citing a rlol. When he sobered CONCRETE BLOCKS timber land. On good grnv~l Appraisement wlll be had belore Duckworth, Mn. George Scbneld Carroll Norris on Jan 29 with the up, he renounced the Klan toad Price $1200 00 Cucklcr lhls Court on the 20th day of Feb- er, Mro J S Quick, newly elected. lople to be "Know Your Sewing The flurry of ohootlng was fol"Build letter For Ltu" Rcutty, Call Ill or lOB Y Mrs Roy Holmes. Deaeoneueo Machine" and measuring pattern• lowed hy a roadolde Incident In ruary, 19.SS1 at 10 o'clock A M (l) 21, 3tp GRUESER BLOCK CO. Exception• thereto may be !lied Mra Edloon Guinther, Mro Mar A epeelal meeting wlll be held at which men believed sympathetic Coaa.e In and by any lntert!sted party at any ris Hard~n. Mrs Dick Harrll, Mrs the home ()f Mrs Parker, Wed· to thP Indians fired on a ear oeg x 12 rug !Ike new, 1 llolly wnl,(l 3 Mlloo North ol Pomoroy lime prior to five days before lha Chorlcs Blake, Mrs. Robert White, neod11, Jon. 22, to reover lamp eupled by three United Pless bed I love ~c al 1 jll n~ lll 101\, Mn Donald Cottrlll, Mn Robert 'lhldes and anyone interested in u~;.":rtmen and a radio reporter date set {or hearlnll On Rt. 33. Cell Wm. Grueoor rr F. W Lll ll a!U'C, 2118 '.1 Stllltll llatJen, Mtls Gertrude Duffy, Mrs ume ore welcome to attend Sheriff McLeod appeared beWITNESS my signature and Rock Spring• Sf'COtlt!, Mlddlt'llUrt l'h on, A pot luck lunch was enjoy.,~ . 1 tho seal of oald Court, thla R B Sellm, Mrs Sam Sellen and U07R M 122 31p at noon by Mrs Alpha renee Diddle, Mrs !jolan, all lo20th day of January, !9D8 Mrs orvllle Slock, all retained Mrs. Robert Horden waa retain Mrs Edison Guinther, Mrs. John col, and Margaret Bailey ol Pomo· John c Bacon Ui!H upnrl nnd Chulr Cloud t'Omh Saiuvage, Mrs Norris, Mrs James roy, R1.1th Stearns and Marge Cruw Judgu and Ex Officio Clerk t!d 88 treasurer. !ton lroth fo1 $20 J'honc 12M Churqb yearly reporll wore glv 'teaford, Mrs Troy Zwilling Mrs of Rocme. ' J , (I) 22, 29, 2tc Jlumcrt_ ,. l 22 at,) en ao follows chqrch Mrs Robort Wm Eichinger, Mrs P McBride • • •' -- ~- --1!, :st w~~! ...lJ~t,;,:;--Win -~(u HardCJli Sundlily Scll~l. Mrs Me 1\(rs Parker, Mrs Donald Co~trlil Miss Brenda Hodge, Pomeroy, ACT NOW 1Bride suneblne Makel'l, Mrs Me and tbe hostC!s VIsitors were :.Irs spent Sunday wllh MIHSes Joyce 'lwn,, 1648 4 SeciJIIIJ Ave. ~till : SAYUIOOT0$1000 ---- -~~ lll1putl ,• ~ ~ f 122 3te Mra. McBride l)al)a Mrs Donalll and Donna Caae. NOTICE OP IALI Waverly, Ohlo, <loalor slue' Horden, Uale, Mrs- Law· Mro Frances Ritter bas return· 1.17 Utlll5 Jh 'ohlb .•Clood c.o11l Bids will be received untli!O.OO ;,Jth V5 new and used trallm etl to her home arter a several hlllltli'lJjt and minerals Near I' B~tLDING' "elock A M, on Saturday, Janu· ~4 to nq It , •lso 10 wl~os Tw lnt of !Other coal land In Ath weeks vlsll wltb her son-m·law and ary 2~. 18GB, st tho ofllce or Web· ' ' \ daughter, Mr und lin Frank Mor· "" Cqnnty $7~1XI 00 Ot a KISI!r and tnree bedroti.ma. nallono!l ~ lcr and Fulll, Attorneys, Pomeroy 1 b.l3 A~e~ry St, l atkcnb11rg, W known mskco. T)le lowest l!o• gan, at PortSmout11 Ohio lor the purchaBO of the Hen· Mro May Barrows Is confined to Va Ill 21 Utp alb ic terms anyWhere Drive t y Guy Singer real eatate situated llttle and s•• I! ~ lot Those ar her home by lllne" Om Cuslomcr leavJng ~tato aHk. well worth Jour trip This I ln t~ruct1on 36 and Fraction 1, ln Mrs. Maey Hubbard hao been Chester Towu1hlp, Meltts County, Wtl IICJI her '-'M!O 00 l'qully (J your LAST shopping place, 111 brought to the home of her grand· Ohio, being a farm con.lsUng of famous make Spinel piano lu dauahter. Mrs Keith Woodo, at Ia T•e Hearl of Muon City come prepared to deal Fast three pareela of real estate, total· $7~ 00 Only early reply wtll a Mlnerovllle, !rem Holzer Hospital tree de\lvl)ry. Move in tomor ling 10211 aereo, more or leiB. l'iltne SP-31554 Muon City, W. f '· sure first chaa<c 11t this n!ltJ1 wbert> she underwent ourcel'l' rerow An)thlng of value token Sald real estate waa appraised Terms to right party Wntt Ia trade cently. at $2,700.00 and eaMol be aold Thomp11011 Mush~ L.: o, 185 111111 WAVERLY MOBILE for le" th•n the appraised value. Sl Marietta Ullltl I IH tJ , HOME SALES All bids HUbjeet \0 lhf appreval U. S Hlahwov 2S uf tho Probate CoJitl, WAVERLY, OHIO Bernard C •'ullz, Admlnl•· trator de bunts non, of the !:state of Henl')' Guy Singer, Your Only Aul~drlzed Qecea•""· )"'Iller IIRUSII MAN 1 1Q It; #0, :12, 24, 4tc Jnmt•s l\larrlntr 136 !. Moln St. Pomon~r, Ohio loollll Photoo No. 121 ,.. Alto• 5 PM 10.7-U NOTtCI APPOtNTM~ Eetato ol WIIHom WeiiKO '70 f!' 1nsuranee ~ -I\ ~ covoos Inouranco ProtteUao 'Notice Ia hereby ,cjve~ that HoU!o, ~utr,, l'lro, Potto CaU lloJ mer G Baxter whoae Poat Office IIIHo llltldle;orl Ohlo. address II Pomeroy Ohio, bu lllr"""~'mpoo., tnour.... "'''"' bton duly vpolnted Admtntstrat M1ddleporl ,., • Autaaobllt, •1 of the Eallte of William Wal i"'n~• l'ltlk. • 4'1111-X HM Iare late of Syr,_u..,, 'Melgo Coun· ty, Ohio, docowd. 124) For or Trade Dated this 13th daY of January PHONE 398 Eff l Of TV 0n Children Aired By YJ'A Presbyterl'an Womens Group I Meetl'ng Is Held Mrs. E. M. Blake Is Hostess For Canasta Club I - Leaal Notice ~~~-....__/- Bradbury PTA Meeting Is Held Tuesday Evening - __L_ - _.'. - - ... - ------ ------- fndictJileDlS Are Aske~ After Klan Is Routed METROPOLITAN Also,' they poml o11t, that mjf{t· Uon of ZIP intq the economr throUih wdd s\>trldlng, bud~et lei~ And Olb~f ~VICO! mikes !Of return of Inflation wb)c'h has b~eti fought for the past-two years l)y tho Federal Reserve ~oard *· Sound• Wornlnt L 0. Hooper, analyst ror w. E Huttol} & Co , warnt against plae mg too eoiil<denee In WBihlngton will do !o prevent ~ic eyele from rwmll}g 1ts rourse much Cleland, Carole L()n.:t Bachtel, Dailey, Euler Mary Flndlel , Glenn, ---,,.-,_·Ftlher,Kay Dotorow McClintock, Don Wl\f HO!)pej! bell.'r~s that lhe glow. In@ f,re<ll;tions on the J900's are l~jjlt qi'WIJ,a!U{~uil\ ~fliJils some of the eellmB\Of 10IW "cut It .t~o fme" ,so fqr a:s Cletal s ~re c!Oi· eern6d ''11111 trouble li." Wtlla· ceonomJP lll~ft slUI o! all llie ~iUlallve w•th bas been ""'"~~~· ~ sins~ he i~trlll\itlon. J're1hmen William Arnott, Ro ger Bit<)!, Joyce Circle, Janet Coqper, Miriam Foster, Joyee Gloookn~r. Nanry John.oon, Wtll· lam Lake, Wtlllam McKol.eyi lie· ta 1\fll!er, Shtrley Miller, James Pal>f, Ruth Ann Petrel, Kathrl n Powell! Patmla Prlot, Ke~~~ Ru,iet , ~ar<Jidn Salser, tl iln Shliler, Oatl Walton ', "If lhll elonomy make• full pennaco now, the pr,obabillty of gre,at thinll bi the 11!60'• Is measureabl~ In•'1•J'd U tbll turns aut to be a lielr wp.y adjU!tment, on the othfl' lfii\d, lbe proa~et<IY ~~ the lOOO'a may not be as great " ~umh at the corners of pltiure frame~ keep them !rom touching and matins markf !lob- SHOE SALE • CONTINUES THE SHOE BOX w ~ -~ Br ILMIR C. WALZIR ' Unlticl Prtto FIMnclol Editor • NJ;::IIf YORk UP - T~~ eager· nes~ to prln).! ~~ ~onomle pump through• "l'"Y old devices of •rcdlt and spending li eomlng \n for some criticism from market ~~~ fDd toonomlsta tbojt Mt~ lltgue agalntt lurnln' the tide beforelt has had lis flo~ hold that the future will suitor frqm jh~ a•flon Legal Notice SYRACUSE Cuc/Jtl' ~ultt OH ' VALLEY CO i•.uce ,,;. · Add Comfort Reduce Fuel .Bills ::--:.,---:,.,--~-:c Let trs Give t'ou An Estimate SAVE ,HERE TRAILERS ' TRAILERS /' '---- Legal Notice .ON LUMBER and ' SUPPLIES ' HOGG ,.&, ZUSPAN ' ' ' • .G.IIIJh prtetl · ~e. A ca.ve a&.Dilteh . painter ( 'it. New York • ' ' \ eoul tl':- Lt.ln • 2 Solar <llt~ • DOWN 1 ~mor<tal • iax· pee. • ' to the -----~~- .D.\lLY~tiOTET:'BMt'•l!OW to werk It: 1 ' I ,fde \leer ! A:li:YDLliAAXB , I 'lloo • LOifGI'IILLOW . ona ltt{er tlmp!, lor another. Ill thfl umpll A It UM4 tor tli4 tllrse L'a, 'X lor Uti two O'o, etc. Slllrle lettaro, apo,. trop~eo \1\e ienllll and formation o! the wordf ara all_hlnte. 1 i llaib t!i}< bit COlli lttf-tH dll!troill, ' i, . 1· ...... .Ianda . , q119~!10~ / A Crnl"""' C~Jl AJH..O yqo HJINFEW 1-rwu, illlo coz ckQA I""""" ' I ,.... 1 l,ih lour 'the 1\ r.lr rp• ' no..;.AUkUftA, f Yn~~ Crn~qu+teo ~Y. · .UN 18 H18 OWN oocro& or DIVINlTY. ,IN 'I'IU: .LAIT< &E30R:r - s:rev. • •OH. -- l ~.~\~ ' ~~ ~ -t"tt4 ., 1111 rtotor• ll'ilftea" t ..' '-~' ~ '· ·~ '> ' MAT£fl1ALS INCORPORATfD Legal Notice 0' New FurnituN ~----' Sole .-l..,....._ I I' l'n<IU,<e 1952 flonse Traltct• Wtlt Uade lor furniture Delbert Mitch<•ll 2t0 MullberrY Sl M<tldleport,' ' I 20 Stl 1Q38. ' Johll C. Bacon Judp'of 11M> ~te Court I ;!le1@ l;ounl):, O~lo J..:.. ~..:.1. . ~ Iii;' ;a, :It; Ill: ~I , (0. Bagaoloua I 'I i}' I ' .I 'l· • i �.. ., J I .• II ' The Daily Sentinel • lrew·- Wl!b~t~er American legion Post Meeting Held On Monday • Two new members Rolbnd Rcy and Dcnz1l Stanley both uf were Wi!lcomed whc11 t ;;;~::·\;,;',::;:, Post American .'~ L<gilm met m regular sess1on R. Gray of the Eastern SChool that he learned tDat the dedu~a t1on o£ the school would be m May at whtcb hme the Jlost wtJI 11resent a flag evemng Paul Casc1 W R DaviS and C J Rhodes were named as a com m1ttee to draw up a resolutwn opposm~: the cul 111 veterans ap propr1atlons an d report at tht• February 3 mccl1ng It was re ported that the Pomeroy H1gh School would nut part c1pate m the essay contest this ye&r due to many school functions Edd1e Sm1th and Ed Duffy were reported 111 A rt"IJOrl was made on the Drum and Bugle Corps or gamzat1on and a meeting announ ced or February 5 All mtrre.sted 1 m playmg m thas Corps are urg ed to attend th1s mcetmg as there w1ll be teachers to mshuct those Wish mg to learn A talk urg1ng more ~cterans to participate m the Le!jton actJVI lies was giVen by W R Oav1s Cheesebrew read the followmg The Past Off1cers Club of Racme poem enli1 h•tl Mnochtni[ Veter Chapter OES entertamed grand or an § Ps<J lm lhc due p<!ylng ffillllbH oiS 1111 ficers of the Grand Chapetr of Ohio watb a dmncr 31 the home or shepherd I shall not want He prov1deth me w1th bt:m~ fat s llr and Mrs Jes.o;( Bnnker, 'L:hurs and hospJtalizatwn rights clay evening So thut I can lie down an clean A socaal hou r preceded the bu£ fet dtnner Grand oUacers present bed~ beside my good comrades He restoreth my honu!l were Setty M Johnson Columb!ls He guided n1y "elfare without Worthy Grand Mutron Ehzabeh Foster New 11k Associate Grand co ~ t to me I stray m the patl'ls of (Be non Matron Dorot h) Weark Fmdlay Grand Condut'lt ( ss C.race W Gre righteous tor my mone ys sake Yea Though I allhl and pay ther Dayton Grand Warder Kath ryn Wilson Sunbury Gund Ada no dues Frum gcncrilhun~ lu genera Kathleen \lalla« Cuyahoga Falls Grand Ruth, Kuthcrme Cooper lions 1 fear no evil lor he protects Columbus, Grand Martha and Beulah Peoples Lowell, deputy me The veteran s pre! crt nrc wh1ch Grand Mat ron AlsO nttendmg from the Lowell he kccpeth they comfort me He nn11omtcd my head w!th 011 Chapter were Juha Fleming, wor thy matron ltnd Jean Rollo, treas ur contmuous servtce RehabJlt tattun child welfare urer DistriCt 2~ offaeers present 'Were Cora Webb Letart Falls and duabillly benehts M}' cup runneth over with m presadent and Ruth Crum.inc, of Athens vice pmldent AUendlng gntitude Surely hu gcuulnc ~ Jtd living from the Racine ch11pter were Ada Nease, worthy .matron, Arthur kmdneu Neaae worthy patron Jnnc Htll ShRII follow me all the da}s of eonduclrt!IS Phylhs Martm ssso my ltfe W thout cost or rcsporLctbll t)' date matron, Chlorus Gnmm, BerniCe Carpenter Loulse Stewart to me llazcl Cleland, Maxine Wingett I ~ ltaH dwell m homes pre<'erv and Naomi Brinker past matrons ed h) l1u: scrvuc William Stewart pnst p~&tr()n, Gret Eul or his prov1du g and let ta Simpson Grace Krider R~&lph him so all the wt,rk forever Webb and Joe nnd Joan Brinker At the close o( the meetmg re - - - - - - - --- (resh~c nts were scrv rd to th1rtv 1nernbcrs • Joseph Struble commander ~ preSided and th e mectmg opened wtth the presentatiOn or col01 s and pledge to the !lag fo!lowPd ' w1th prayer and the prt:amblc to the Lcg1on rnnst tutmn A repoJI em the ''Gifts for Y.. nh was giVen: by Frank Chccs()brew Jt w~s announced that th e> n1embersh•p to date was 285 Tht' 151gn committee reported the Stgn up and th i! hghtmg wall be on In the near futurt Struble announ ced that m mnversat1on w1th P Grand Officer$ Are Entertained By Racine OES - l!le\lllor S. &haaf - Mldclleport Soelely Editor - Phone 607• LucUie Hawkins - Pomeroy Society Editor - Phone 6!44 Sgt and ~trs Joe Young an<l daughter Judy of Washmgton D C arc spend1ng two weeks with her parenh Mr and Mrs John Hunoell and other relatlvea Mr and Mr~ Jahn HutchiDSOI'l and children, Clinton and Eileen and M1" Eva Houdoshelt of Col umbu11 were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Adam Ebersbaeb Mr and Mrs Hutthlnson anrt children also VISited her uncle and aunt, Mr aud MTR Edward Parker Mtnersvdle Mr and Mrs Adam Ebenbaeb and guests Mr and Mrs John HutctJinson and family and MitiS Eva Houdashelt were Sunday din ner guest! of Mn Marguent•• Durst lilt the Martm Restlilurant Mrs Edward Koehler and Mrs Wilham Dawson were Mondav ~mner guests of Mr and Mr~ Wllllnm Myen, Middleport Mr and Mrs Harry Saddler re turned to thear home at Bradge port Tuesday after a VISit with Mr and Mrs Deniz Wolfe and Mrs Wilham Baxter Mrs Walter Walker apent Mon day wlth Mrs 0 B Elberfeld of the Harmonvtlle RDad United Methodist JOF Class Holds Monday Meeting The LoveJOY Crrcle of the B H Sanborn ~ Misslonary Soc1ety of the First Baptist Church met on Tuea day evemag at the home of Mrs lames Pullens Mrs Luctlle Diles, chal!'man, opened the meetmg by reading "A Prayer For the New Year' by Ro.bert Louu Stevenson Mrs Grace Luman was ln charge or the devo tiona! 11ervtce She read scnpture and gave excerpts from one of Pe ter Marshall's sermons Mrs Electa Souders reported OD a iilt 1lven to Mrs C E Hoyt be fore she lert They made plans to visit tbe infirmary which ts one of their projects for the future PlanJ were also Qlade for the an nual 8 H Sanborn Missionary Tea whieb wall be held in February Round Robm letters were sent to Louella Harrison, who has moved to Ml88l881PPI and Mrs Cora Ben nett who as ill A deuerf course was served to Mrs Dilef, Mrs Souders, drs Lu man, 1Mar1e Buoyer Faye Mayer, Olita Chase L1Uian Demosky, Graee Hysell, and Ubble Stumbo The February meetln& will be held a! !be home of Mrs 'Mlllon Hood The JOF Claso of the Umted Methodlli Church met Monday evening 1\ the church wltb Mro Dwl&ht Palker as hll!lteas Mrs Parker pre1ldent pre81d ed at the meeting and devotion!! were led by Mrs Pearl Hysell Members re.sponded to roll call wlth 1 Bible verse Ouatng the bu.slnesl! !lf!IISJOil :1 report on the programs for Ule year WIU given by Mrs Jed Web stcr chairman Sales tax stamp~ were counted and prepared fo~ mailing A nlad course wa4 served by the hostess to fourteen membera St. Paul Lutheran Officers Installed At Sunday Service ALL NEW F"rniture '595 INCLUDES lefrl&eralur an• Gal Range Pay Only f59.$0 dowo ud nun per month BAKER FURNITURE OD Tbe Hrl&bttlil Cornvr The Chester Charge of Motholli•t Youth Fellowship met Mondll)l evenln& at tho Rock Springs Meth odlst Church for their January 1 meetlna: Devotions led by Margaret Wlnd land opened the meetlnK Group smging p1 eceded prayer b~· the Rev llafph Grove an~ 1cnpture rcadinl!l by Thomas Taylor Group slnlllng concluded the devotions A film ' fell Tale Arm which concl!rned youth work w11 ahown durin& the program ho\&r by the host ~roup Eugene Wlndland, vice prcsl doni prcsldod at tho mocUng and ph1n11 were discussed for IncreasIng the attendance ll was decided to give an attendance banner t() the church havlni the largeot at tr11dancc Uefreahmt•nhl wllre aerved by the Rock Springs sroup Attending were olght youth and four adult• from Alfred, flve youth and one adult, MincuvUle ten youth and for adults nock Sprinas and one udtlit from Chester next mectln& will be held at ItheIheChoate! Methodist Church on Monda), I ebruary 17 I Ill Middleport -------- - -- JANUARY whoao Dlrthday wu Januarv 20 was honored with a surprise blrthdav dinner Sund•Y Jan tO at her homo In MinersVIlle A lar~e cake wllh Happy Birth day Mother and sixty four candlt.s rtecorated the center of the table Many sifts were received by her Guesia were Albert R Keeton, Jr Rlld wife Dorothy~ Mrs llyrtle Qulbkle and oon Paul Racine Opal llarpct and son Guy Willlom, Harrl1onville, Guy liar I"'' Duke Colll!U, Wllllsm Pike and datlllhter Desiree Kay, Wal ter Hereman Guosta Monday were Wltltam Plkc and doughier, Mr and Mrs Bobby Dill and family Boys' Men's Oxfords & Boots Dress Shoes' 0 6 VALUES TO U 95 Sizes m-12 $5•00 MEN'S pr. VALUES TO $9 95 ' U 00 pr. n.oo pr. $5.00 pr • $3 00 pr. eWOMEN'S 2 SNAP GAITOR e1NrANTS' OXFORIIS & STR.APS • Mt:N'S WELLINGTON BOOt'S eWOMEN'S FUR LINt:D BOOTS Children's OdlJrds: & Straps s2·~~ ,., Men'• 4 Buckl11 Artlcs Sizes 7-12 13 00 wu nade to the March of Plmeo whe11 tho Loyal Helpera C!llll of th1 ~.bury Methoilf1! Church Syra "U&e OlCl Monday evenlna at the 10me ol Mra !llelvln Grimm with lfrs Wltllam Elehlnacr aa boot $3'~ REG. $595 Shoe St9re ~idilleporl • Mr• Grimm, prulclcnt. presld 1d 't !he mee1fn1 which OJ¥1notl •llh devo!lon, led by Mrs Dan~ lyoell A, revia,. pi the book 'Tbe All SUtnc)o~l Christ' WIJ :tvea by Mn Cart Weese, after vhlch a Blblf qu~ Wll Cllnduct •d b> Carl Week Followln& 1 ahort busmes.' ~ealon a aotl~ hour was onjoyOJI md a doosert ~ou~e wll aerved \ y tho hoat011 10 llr and ~~" .::arl Wl!eae. Mrl. Bert Weeae, \tra Dana Hysell, Mr and Mro William H6qdllbe)t and Mr• Grhnm $4.29 MEN'S LEE ... White Pailfers Overalls $3.95 MEN'S LEE $5.29 White Carpent..-s Overalls MEN'S LEE Hkkory Stripe $6.95 Carpenters Overalls Middleport Sofiety MEN'S LEE 59c Shop Caps in all sizes MEN'S LEE UNLINED eonhned to her home by dlnes'J for the past two weeks • Allen Bradford of Arllftaton, Vtrgmta was a recent d"n~r ,ucst of Mr' and Mrs Charles A•• Bradbury and lamily 1\fr and Mrs Gene llarrls ond family of Syracuse also entertained him at dmner While he WIU hofe Mrs Robert Reibel Vl01ted re ccntly m Cb1lheothe With Mr and Mrs Wilham Kllchen and daughter Mrs Charles Shoemaker Fane Erle¥.me Leo K~::~;:::i' l Sr and Rev Howard I were tn Mar1etla Sunday they attended a Sundav School Emphasts meeting wbach was Tlio Women'~ MuJOcialmn oL held al the First Prerbvtor. l a 1 ~n~=~iiiii lhe First Presbyterian Church Church there for Sund.1y SchiOJ wll! meet on Thursday at 7 30 p m at the church Mlu Farie ErlewlnP. wall be In charge of the devotions and Mrs Rodney Downing w11l have til~ program lnotallaUon of oflicers wll! be conductfd b) Mrs Fran Re1chert Hot~teues are Mrs Jamc ~ 8\&chan an, Mrs Wilham tubhng Mr& Huold Sauer, Mrs Rodne) Down tng and Mrs George Anderson $4.29 Blue Denim Jackets Mrs Latrra Saunders has been MEN'S LEE LINED $6.95 Blue Denim Zipper Jackets MQN'S LEI! IJNED $6.95 Blut Denim Bunon Jackets MEN'S LEE LINED $6.95 Grey Whipcord Jackets ' ELBERFELDS Presbyterian Women To Meet Thursday Night " 0 Here's Good News when tbe 8\tsv Bee Sewing Cucle of the Federated Church met at the church ror an all day qu1h ng A chicken dinner was £ervefl pt noon to Mra Baer, Mrs Thcodor" Mora Mn W L Kautz M1s Lena Grue.11er Mrs Addle Grne ser, Mre Clp,ra Sebaefer, Mrs Carrie Grueser, Mls!l Kalae Becht Mrs H~rry Keiser, Mrs Raymond ~ Hood Mu Otho Murr.ay Mrs Roy Seyfried Mr1 Norman Kloc• Mn Grover Erb Mrs Louise Reibel Miss Annil Durst, Mrs Adam Ebersbach Mro Cor! Shields, Mrs CttrenCI Mu•ar and the Rev and Mr1 Waldo J .Bartolo ,- ye Reg. frlee 1-Kelvinator Electric Raage, Deluxe model, color Autu..il Rose 1-K~lvinator 18eu 11. Uprlle Frdr . . .. \' 1-Frjgldllre Eleelrle Bange, liouble oven . .. . . .. . ; 1-Wel}llll Gu Range, Dellllie Model 1-Frlgldllre Refrigerator, :S.te4·57 .... 1-195, CHEVROW!T 4 dr Belair VB A Sharp one 2 dr Here'• a Dandy 4 like 1-1t.. one Sale Prlee I 1--2-door 1S cu. fl. Kelvlnaltlt $MU5 $d995 Refrlaerator . 1-12 cu. 11. Kelvlnalor Refrigerator, free~er In bollom . ' '*549.95 U50.GO 1-13 eu.1fl, Kelvlnator Refrigerator '488.95 $889.~0 1-11 cu. 11. Kelvlnator Refrigerator •~7UO $2!9.00 1-11 eu.ll. Kelvlnator Refrigerator, $S34.95 U1soe eel9r Autumn Rose . !.«ai 1-1955 PtYMOUTif FlOO~ FLOOR SAMPLES CLOSE OU~ I Salvation Army Post Feasts On $1,000 Chickens 1-Frlgld'lre Refrlgeralor, CP·Ul·$7, ~odoo~ mildel . . .. .. .... , 1-Frlgldllre Electric Range, 30" ~ ' • MIDJILETOWN 0 UP - Oll1· ccro and men of the ~alviUon Army Post m thls City a~ eating chiCkens, thanks to Butler Shenff Paul Pell 'fhe sherllf and hiS depuhes earlier Ibis• n,tonth t~ok 38 fight· 1hg eo<:ks In a raid near Ti'enton, Ohio S1x of tb~m were valued at $l,lli)O each They were turned ov· er to the Salvation Army this week ~ A man telephoned the B@ivallon Army headquarter$ and made a 'goOO offer" to buy line of the coeks ahve But the sheriff, in an· t.,",,.-ipaclitll,ockncn"sf luqh a requel~ had ~ killed and dresaed be· them to the religious •sau5 Ut9.ot $1!9.00 $119 00 $19t98 $15UO l 2 Refrlcerators . ' . , 4549.95 1 $339.05' $278.00 uso.oo FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES r \ ~ Frigidaire Eledrle Rallgea, 30" $U ds $188.00 1 Frigidaire Eleelrle Ratige, 40" $219 95 ,188.90 J Frlgldalry Eleelrlc RIDge $388.95 .288.00 f499.95 $4%0 08 $349.9~ -~99 15 Sale Pl'lce • F&IGIDAIRI! ELECTRIC DRYERS I All Poreellln Dryers . t Frigidaire Super IEleelrlc $27US $119 OG 1 f%29.95 $188.00 ' Drye~ ' el&U5 $1~s.oo FRIGIDAIRE FREEZERS l-12'h cu: fl. Freucr . I 1-20 eu. ft. Freker .. f299.95 f%8R 00 $449.95 $377.00 l RUJLAMD c- ' ) -die litlvt<lCe ) Z Ref~lgeraton Fairline'! Clean •• ~ pln .. ~-e1Nn50 M1110POLITAN AIJ'l'O SALIS March Of Dimes Dance Tickets Are.Now On Sale Z Frigidaire Refrigerators, 8 cu. II. $2%195 $178.00 • ' VI fOlD 2 dr l'rict<l to IO 1-1858 iVI FORD Mocltl~ I• an4 tin an offtr 111 lhoao. : SAMPLES CLOSE OUT i Frigidaire 8 ~u. II. Refrigerators FURNilURE • I ' I . . Is Pomeroy Mlddlepol'!, Ohio, Thursday, January 23, 1958 Meigs-Co Court Dorkets Ordered To Be "Cleared" l>evastating Storm Waning are being sold by the Exemplar Chapter of tha Beta Sigma Pin Soronty, wbo are being asststed by Soronty members Members of bolh groupo will meet at the Jumor H1gh auditor ium Saturday ol 3 p m m com· plete plan1 fo• the dance Muolc for !he dance wdl be pr.. vlded by !he Rose Dulaney Moon lighters of Parkersburs, W .,va The orchestra, which 18 ~omposed of liVe members, fealurl:l8 a ham· mand organ and piatlo combina Uon Reg. Price D;"oNd To TQ'Jntere-. OIJ~ lleft•·••• Atea New Haven Rotcn"y Club To Observe 1Oth Anniversary RUTLAND FURNITURE MASON FURNITURE ,; ' The hat gasp of wmtcr's m061 devutatlns storm whippe4 thr northeast corner of the na!lon TING R. CHM\PIE With winds up to 50 mlla.s per hour today, and lis poslible oue oe11or began building ap m 1 ~~~::~on; co~ducted 11 on t\fo Air northern Mex1co recently toured The storm wb1eh blanketed M18810n stations the M1dwest wlih up to t8 lnclle Australia, Tba1· of snow and drifl! several f'el deep hammered the Northess• durmJ the n1gh! wltb h1gh wind• February sl, the openmg and light anow In tbe nortberP of the ilx dll)l Preaching .:)illll!lon In 'Point Pleasant' Semor The • New Haven Rotal'y Club Appalooh~ans and the InteriOr Schl)91 aud1torlum Dr wUI opaerve Its lOth Anmveraary of New England Limbach Will br1ng a at ils regular, mee!lng thlo ~ven Earlier, parta Of New En&iaM f~~:eit audience Interest to an expect· lng a! ~ 30 o cloCk in the ooclal were hil by floocling rains wh10r I rooms of the Hartford Methodist (orced lhe clQolng of aom• 1 Ghurch schools Ram continued dunn C lligtlns. 'pastor of Guest s k f Evangelical Umted pea er or the occasion the night along the norther1 will preside ln Will be Rotary Dlstnct Gove!llor coastal settl()ns and mualc Paul King or Ripley, who will Meanwhile, a storm center 1 by the comb1ned brl~g a fUm pertammg lo Rotary Mexico today spread rain mto with c I. Head con O!her speCial gueots wbo helped in the foundatiOn of the local Ro- entral Texas and dumped tw lnehes of snow Rt Alpmc, Texas tory Club wlll also be Invited Pleasant churches Weathermen sa1d the storm cen Ladies 1/lght wdl be observed m a six c1 ty Tn and all charter members, whether tet was lntens1fymg Mls81on w[Ji<h al or nqt the}' are now members A pnlted Press count showe< underway at at least ~:1 persons dacd m the w1U receive invitations to the din' and ner meetmg aeparting storm, whtch begar and Sunday m the Southwest There were 11 deaths ln U11 non, T m Indiana, 6 m Iowa, ~ each In Wiscon$ln, PenJ1Sylvanil I . Winters~Most os last July, Mr to Enid where he of the large' Unl Christian Church lie 1\ii~;t'd.t,;b.", IJre~lln•Mlra!loq to ,1 Phillips Oniverflty for thole who ministry, FLOOR SAMPLES ClOSE OUT 1-ttSI CHEVROLET 2 dr Belair car mlnutry Cbample at the Broadwa)' In Wltchlta, Kan and enJoyed a su~oessl'ul mlmstry Dur ·cc·c _..... ,, he reeetved more members mto the 1<~~11;q, looel of that number by OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. ALL . THIS WEEK! entinel Weather BY UNITED PRISS Ohio Portly doudy todoy, molfo ly cloudy with rain or anow IPrtldlng Into tht txfrtmt toVIh portion loto tonltht or urly fr~ .,. lllun mind with r.new NUth •1141 .... north portlotl Friday. Not much chantt Itt ttmpereturt Hlth today In llio :101. low tonltht 2HO north ond 2loU ooutlt. 81NGLJI COI'V-k ReVolution OVerthrows Venezuela Dictator Wild Celebrations Herald ~j;,:~·~~::r RUTLANiFURNITURE and MASON FURNITURE are making ~ room for new spring shipments of new spring merchandise ana are offering spectacular values during Ibis Sensational DISCOUNT SALE OrganleaUonal meetlni of !he lfrl Rll)l Plebna actod as chair· Brownl01 and Intermediate Glrl man olllte Girl, Seoul Group which Scouis held at Heath Methodht will be aponoored by !he naught Church In Middleport Tuesday eve· ero of Union Veterans They will nlni also hove lwo aroupe The leaders There wao ouch a large turn wlll be Mrs Jomea Simpson and out th•t various troopa were filled Mrs Byl'tll Aulstanl loaders are and thera are no more •a.. nciea at Mrs Lionel Bon•. Mrs Charles proBen! All Bradbury, ond Mro C L Tan Mn Rlchord Wells ac!ed ao nehill cholrmon of the Brownie The Advleory B"ard will be Mrs which will be 1po..,..ed Guy Reynold!, Mrs. Mar1ln Swan, 12 Circle of the WSCS Mro Dovid Ohl• and Mrs Paul Methodl•t Two troop• were d\' ganlzed Laaders will be llfl, , lo)onald Mills and Mrl Paul Thein a01l1t· ont leaders are Mn J H Allen, I Mrs Clifford Stumbo, Mrs Jamoo II Pullens, Mr! Mmln Allensworth and Mrs William Moody Tho Troop Comlnillbo conalatt of Mrs Goorp Hackett Jr , Mro Robert !'lie, Mrs Roger Mo11an and you are looicln1 for a Mrs Well! The Brownlea will comt ln and •• lhHa meet ln th~ church baaement I IMo~olo. A contribUtion of L~E Hickory Stripe OveraUs ..._ Girl Scout A"d Brownie Troops Organizational Meeting Is Hel AsburY Metho~ist Loyal Helpers, Aid Polio Drive $4.29 Blue Deaim Overalls he VOL IX NO. 237 MEN'S LEE Newly elected officers were 1n stalled by the Rev L M Mohr hnlf at the worship .scrvtcc Sun day mornmg at the St Paul's Lu theran Church ln5talled were Harold Eppley Tom Reuter and John Youn~ dea eons Eugene Hawkins. William Warner and Edward Stark, trufo tees Will Reuter, elder, Paul The1ss treasurer Mrs Ra)mon I Bo1ce financial !iecfetary and J F Schoeniel,l, recording secretary &iiiiii,ilii ::·~ $2·~ Lee Work Clothing Busy Bee Sewing Chester Methodist Mrs. A. Keeton Sr. Circle Q~ilting Youth Fellowship Is Honored On Session Is .Held 64th Birthday The blr!hday of Mrs Waitt · Meeting Is Held Mrs Albert R Keeton Sr Baer was celebrated recentl Y ' ROOMS OP devoUonal servlco the conblned church L Head dll'OI!tlng was born In Olym the son of a ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR lovejoy Circle Meeting Is Held Tuesday Evening ,. ~\lf~~~~:;~~~ as a ll)i,nlster "muCh In demand for sphklng en I· and evangelistic meetings," Mr Ting R Chample from the western state of Oklahoma to speak on the :~ond iliSht of the Poml Pleasant Preaching ,Mission, Feb~u· In tile Senior lfigh School auditorium ''''" 1·d u· Robert Ray, nunl~ler of the Presbytenan church, will ERFELDS ' POMERO\ SOCIETY \Veil Known Evangelist Day Preaching Mission tearhcrs of£1cers a11d ~Interested \ Mrs Eleanor S Schaar entere.l .I dlly for observation and treat· • persons 1n the Athens P:-esbyten the Me1gs General Hospital Mon 1ment and Mlssourt 4 oaeh m Kansa~ •nd Ne~r~ska, 2 each In Florid• New York and Oklahoma ond 1 ~ach 1n K~ntueky and M1ch1gan MJI])', ,f th~ llichms dlCd whilr sbovellna out ol' the deep snow Slx dealfll attributed hear! at tacks from in Ag Stabilization Exp!rl Explains Farm Practices End Of Jimenez Government CARACA$, Venezuela (UP! - A rcvolutwnary group led by CIVIl and military ltgures overthrew the mne year-old dicTile word has gone down t~,. latorshlp of Pres14ent Marcos Perez Jtm encz today and sent hnc m Lhe Mmgs County Commv11 the nalton mto an orgy of celebratwn Pleas Court 'Clcnr The Decks' Perez JJmenez fled the country w1th h1s ramtly arnvmg in Court atl.ichu SlUd ux old m the Domtmcan Repubhc s capttai of C1udad TruJtllo at 6 a m d1ttments for whach nolle prose qu1 enlr1es were f1led today arc only 1 drop m the bucket to wll.at s commg In all they sa1d, ~,~;e have been adviSed there will be aDou t 106 ncllc prosequl.! hied soon They are Common Plea ~ Judge John C Bacon and Prose ..cutor James O'Br1en lnd•ctmenu aga1nst penons Jn sDme mstance11 should have be~n dropped be cause the case& were settled and entries not made It was reported Other indJCtmena perta.inmg to char&ea for whlch w~ness ea no longer are available or sufficient evidence never became ava1lab 1 ~ (()r canvJchon , THese c:asei were' nolled todav Ohio vs. Ha...., ~ S.,ltr Oltlo n. Art 1lUr £. Kibbl1. Ohio n. P~illl• P. Jtwtll. Ohio vs. ~14 lfatlutlt. Ohio YL Jiolclt WllliamL Ohio n. MOnnin Pr~ In oihlr enti'i., file'd today Da Vld L Connor guilty ln l !'!':~!'!'~ Pleiil He left hehmd tum a nation joyful over Jts first real taste of freedom Ill years and dclerrnmed to take revenge agamst the .secret pohce wh1ch had held the people m the throes of terror under the ousted d1c0tt()r A d1e hard group of secret poltee opened fLre on a crowd of I Robert R Meckstrolb forme celebrants hours after the presa Branch Manager of the Cham dent bad fled and k11led four per paign County Farm Bureau C e~ SOIUI m what spect..tors called a Tbe seeret poUt!e operative Association, UrbanrJ massacre has been appomted FP-ttl F1e•l1 sprayed tile crowd watb bullela after the flghtmg had ended man Cor tile One of the £1rst acts of the mill &tate Farm Bur tary JUnta was to order the re eau Cooperative lease from prison of tbe hund~ds 'Aasoctatlon Ool of political pnsoners detained beumbut cause they bad Signed a petition agamst PereZ Jtmenez It abo cancelled the retirement of oH cers fired because of their c:on ncchon With the recent revolt. The c1ty brok1• out mto 1 wild extravaganza of celebration and long before dawn cheenng crowds estimated at more than 100,000 s w a r m e d through tbe streets cbeermg, acreammg w1tb joy automobile borna: and shouwig • Vtva liberty' v ..a Vene New FariD Bureau Feed Fieldman Named For Area Junta ordered tanks wltb from tbe preSidenhal pal UmversJty He taught voca t10nal agriCUlture m Augla1ze and Champaign counties for ()Wr £1ve year3 before JOimng the staff of the Champatgn Count 1 Farm Bureau Cooperabvc ~ll ciahon Meckstroth also opct'ilted a gen cral )Jvestock farm IPil Shelhy County ror two )ears He 111 mar rted and ha!f three cbtldren ' and IbiS touched off another or colebratlon which conlm· ued for hllun A mob of !O.DQO took matters 111!9. t!sm 0)!11 bancj. .•Md #lJ!<,It back at the holdouts lllll"'lt WILl ' feared they would tear them to preces with their bare handR A ftve man mabtary Junta which took over Wmporary con l1 ol ()f lhe government sent a tank to tile nest of dte hard se. curtly police bopmg to avoad bloodshed But 11 amved too late -the faur Cl\'ihans already were killed. Minutes alter the mob attacked the secunty police !be sound of gunfare died out 1nd tt appeared tbe once dread poltce were at the mercy of the 01ob All tanks had been Withdrawn from the c1ty follow111g two dit)S tl.:()ntmued on Page F1ve) Weekend Revival Starts Today At Hysell Run Church Week end revival servtcea Will be held )II the Hyaell Run Free ldcthed1BI Church Jonuary 23 ~ at 7 30 p m w1th Rev Katie Robbins of Crooksville aa the ev~J.Dgehst, accordmg to announcement today by the pastor, Rev W H Strau~ baugb Rev StrallSbaugp also announc ed tbat there wm be no service at the Lallfl!l CllU Free Methodist Cburcb Sunday evenmg lllllsmuch .!IS UDIOD 8erVIt'e!l for both church· es wiU be held at II)Pseil Run Regular wonhtp serv1ces wdl however be held Sunday mormng at Laurel Clifi • ) lo ( II � 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/. 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